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Runs Tonight
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BACK TO MAJORS
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Tabic Suoply Week-End Bargains — Shop “One Stop”
Biy
Locally Grow a
Save Tires!
Rage-Jar EreryP r o d u c t s ! Loeafly
Oar
Oay Shelf Price* ara
Iho Lowest |a Tawa.
Compare Theta, Then
Bay Year Fay Dr
ier at
O
Ninth Race—Futurity
IXJNCWOOD. Fab. 12. (Special)
— Saaoky R in irr, oner again
Tenth Race— Futurity
• showing the ilvna of returning tn t W h lli# J ioira » lrl*h N»»f#
J L u rk ) T a k # r
his graft two-year-old form, will 2 Joppy
llrln r
7 * ur Pa#H
■potUght tonight’* ferture rare on 2I iMil
|*»a F ir#
4 Draft*-* iu»y
UM program of tht Esnford-OrKlrtrnth Rare—ft* UK Mile
Undo Ktnn.l Club.
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Running Tuesday night «t thr 1 i ' o q ii <«uiA
■» J im p 111arts
« N.idarko
thih. Smoky Ranrrr cllpprd off 2 lie* l.m k y
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• futurity In 29.2 to brat rurh < I *ail# II
Lu cky J< k#r
grtyhounda a* City Judge. Offievr Andrew, Cornin' Along and
Nrdtrito.
Government Obtains
Tonight, hell meet aomt mem
ber* of that Mina field again with Gifts F or W ar Usage
th* added contestant*. Lucky SI*.
Dud* Hank. Clantli, Armed Girl
W A S H IN G T O N , Feb, 12 (A*)—
and Gllderslteve.
The Treasury Department want*
Overnight Entries For Thu radar ( ongre»j to permit the u»e for
First Race— Futurity
1 Dod Urnurl i AHamnnip Idtil w r purpose* of small cash dona-
ft
40 St: lo o ts BKOyMS south
w o t a g a a « rdee- *9*k
paw sI as
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Swaat t.*a*h
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ThV most imoert n* new Inu>dnst-ial center In A e l*t>
■in Is in the Kuan-'i Im-ln, ad*
4 plta aa n t H»i#
7 Ct<ui)'tf It linear iacent to vast Iron denosits.
bac k
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You are frequently jutluctl by your appearance.
. . . Lot us keep your clothes looking uo<kI.
SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
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220 MatnoHi Avenue
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Phone 801
BIRDS BRING THEIR PARS
REEL’S GULF STATION FOR
V"4*V
JY Yoor Car
Yn«r Cr.r
Cleaned
Gleaned
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GulflexI Luhri te! Let ua eliminate hml nqueaka
from you ✓ car with our UOCKINC; JACK! Coma
in today/for personalized
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service at . . .
3
Gulf Station
2ND and PARK
S P A R E RIBS, lb.
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routnv n e t * * * * cxu s
ROY and B U C K Y REEL
Writer Wonders 'Soybean Meal M ay Be
NEW YORK, Krb. 12 (AT—The
Rirbber Substitute Berlin
radio In rn English lanWhy Billy Conn
euagn broadcast heard last night
WILMINGTON, N. C , Feb. 12 bi NBC said:
Will Meet Zale — Ill* I >ng-van, .ucu mgltnass, "The fire aboard the former
NOTICE!
W e alricerely regret that, because of the tire
shortage end increasing prices, wo are farced
to announce that there will be . . .
i
OIL RIGHT
Uanm known ae "Seward’s Fol
A ll o f ua had hoped that aomoway could be
^ - found to cpntlnue givin g our cuetomers thle
little extra eervlee. However, there eeema to
v be no way around It and “ fo r the durationw
« t leaat there will be a charge o f 15c fo r do*
Uverlea o f any else package gooda.
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L Y K O P IC N IC H A M S J b , 25c
BACON, in piece, lb.
15Vic
II). 17'/,c
HAMS, lb............. 25c
19c
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M l l ie K
1 f i l l IY 8AUBAGE. lb... 10c
Blew; lb...............
Rib Chops, lb......
Loin Chops, lb......
CatloU, lb. .........
15c
29c
39c
G5c
nKosnrA la ok E D
.... 21c
i:«4 Cut*
w iir t s
15c
Holden
(•'rain
toll Or
BUTTER lb 37c
W itt
UKU SMOKKII
SAUSAG ES, 2 lbs............. 25c
, jftryc# Cream I 4j l * fi# W r« llaalaM
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E L G IN OLEO, l b
hI H
KTM
. ..... 1 22c
THftSftll FL.4,
C O R N 10c E G G S 35c
/BUY BAG rO FFE p— S A y p TIN FOR OFFENSE!
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Froth Gronnd
While You
Walt
COFFEE
AH0 O V A r c t i c
l* A C K
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lb. 1 Q C
!i-lb. tag 55c
£ F f/ ? V
fC W
UAy
SHELF
CUT JBEETS
. PR lC .E s/
Blueberries .
Tupelo Heney
PEACHES ..
12-oa. Jar 15c
3®*«- Jar 30:
5 Lb. Pall ....,
N an n l T lw
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P ssrsk r
T O U R ....:. 19c
Corn Flake* -5c
T O N IG H T S
PO R K L IV E R , lb. ..........
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H D E S . III.
I'H O IILD KILS
P A S T E ..... 6'/jc
B M jM t n *
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CHERRIES _15i
aro »h,| m -. Hendera«a also
had addmaaed a letter af elmflar
•one tn Pre*hleBt Rooe— U, who
U to the *la A f l , ai
'^ '7 '
delve tee meeting I
i t the White House last we3b
V -•’»iiii*h
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G U L P SERVICE
ly, Atuka baa returned lit gold,
salmon, fun. lumber u d ether coowev M a n at. « y u i c e tvs
products about 200 times the pur-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11cHAI
Warned by Pile* Administrator
H-nd»r»«n a-alnst the grantlsv
*f subalanHal pav increase*, U>e
Nallonel War leber board IM»
week will consider Ita
futarwag* mllcy In the facw of Ctp
demand* for ft a day boeata In
twd war Industrie*.
,
M’s. Ilandarvnn told Uta board- i
which ban pending before It the
Cl/) ateel worker*’ demand t*v
\
d; l,y. Incwee In “ tHtle
s»*wl that *he igsrod broad wage
*dvanr«* would fsrw pries* I
♦n Inriallorary heights despite!
h« naw price rsnlrel law.
U
NO MORE FREE DELIVERIES!
A F IR E ’
th# Err->?mr Shrng Nung, who
v. rntr thr first rrrord of the aoy- French Hnrr Norm | dl« was of
Py D ILLO N Gil t HAM
inerndirry origin amt .’.lasted the
NEW YORK. Feb- 12.— IW W> j bran In 2AW BC, never auspect- rlina for transforming the liner
Billy Conn fik.it* Tony Zulr in a ed that snmr d iy It might be into an aircraft carrier."
wiuan* i use«l to produce rubber or even
12-roumlrr In M ’ di-ion Sriuaroi
fT^rdm Feb. 1.1 and I*• n’t figure' automobile tires, but scientist*
out why the Pitta urgh Kid ever of the U. 8 . Ilepirtmen)
of
NO TIKE IMPORTS
agrerd to this cnr.
|Agriculture In Washington beSurr, he’ll lx- favrnvl to win— ; Hc»e soybesn m*al ran b« trmwsMIAMI, Feb. 12. (A l-Fcderal
hut If he iloekn’t he mav be blow. 1formed into asubstitute for rob Judxe John W. Holland declined
ing a share of that inillimi dollar j ber, according tp * recent an- yesterday to permit the Standard
ante s t’.inrt la>ui* In June. Hilly’s . nouneement of Science Service Oil Cornpi ny of Kanaia to re
gut plenty tif lose ami not. much| cne of the outitinding eclcntlflc import American-made tires and
to gain. If he beats Zale. what of j new* service* In the
Nat)oa'* tube* from Cuba for mw on its
it? J»*t a heavyweight whipping eapiUI, which la noted for the trucks and other vehicles.
l
a middleweight.
authenticity of Its rvleaaas. T7
While no rnc I*laying iny
•"„*
mlllt*ry reasons a defce*vy rugar on Zale there are a tailed description of the eonSflfew experta along Hath Houle-1 drntlal process cannot b« given |
vard who ray they won’t be sur- ibut It ln»olvaa a series of chom- '
prise-1 If Tone yets the duke. One ’Icsl’ change,
’
which finally trans- |
of tnese ja Chris Dundee, whose form* the protein -molecules o f .
bay, Georgia Abrams, w>* beaten soybean meal Into
molecules
rom- menth* a«r" by Znl" for the similar In structure to those
middleweight <hamf’nn*hip.
rubber, Scienee Service says: .
"Thla Zolc(".*>yi D.mdc-e, “ I* a
Soybeans' are good for humagt |
tcugh It: -. Ilea fast, a gootl bnx>
sr ond
pretty fair nunenar. lie’s ond animals ami can b* used is I
e '- a * « In shape and h-a been eon- auc!i a tremendous variety, *f
dllionlng down In Rot Springs wars that no one should be s-r..
I lor tnla Imul. I Ihilik hr ha* l>rr. prised to learn that It la a|.
|rnrrd for it much nt> rr seriously rearly ” |io*>ihlr on paper” to
ormluee n subslitute for rob’vr
ithun has Conn.
“ t><nh lalti-s a pu'irh well and from soybean meal.
la r:lher hard to hit around the
head, hut he's raay to punch In
NOW HR K NOWS
the hnly. Anri thla Zale I* some
bmly-prnchrr. What hr tlld to my
PONCA C ITY. Okla.. Fab. ia.
OIL RIGHT
Abram* was n sight. Cnnn look <A*>— A Ponci City youth, thinks ttrrible beating ur i •* t t*-- fccdv In- he would tease his mother,
from Louis end n y* *- *-sts’t:Ulryhrreil the f:m !ly home and
And that’* right! Now, par
rollin over it yrt. P '
!ir.’t go.j wn.n the nnssverrd asknl for "the
ticularly, be »ure to use
Ing to liko those rnk'liff wallulfjl’e*-! of the heuse." without hesi>
good oil in your car and
Zale hands out.
ilation, back came the answer:
keep it w e l l
lebileatrd.
“ Hilly has had two flghu|”Thl* I* she."
Drive tn today for courte
stninst hrarvwtlrhls alnce he re
ous, prompt service.
turned to the ring tome weeks
OFF TO TH E CITY
and he didn't bolt so hot
either time II» e-t Henry CoopEASTON. Md.. Feb. 12. (A l
*e and J. D. Turner, And I hear ik ar work it erv'ting new "deaertTuTi-r, whs was kurrked out Hi e.1 village*." Onlv three men liVe
-•a rournl hv young T*ml Mauri- now in a qultf Talbot County
'Us. kan* DHly bua- all evening. town that once r.wr.'ered 200 p»r>
Conn will have to Improve tn •eea. The other m*n left to take
JU ST P H O N E 2121
those perfrmancra If he expeeb ikfenoe job*.
to whip Zale.”
S. H. ENGLISH
W ar Labor Hoard
UecivcH Warning
J?1.00
SctlUSII K lt-L K II I.IT Tt.s- - i n
f \ f l f- v f y
PHONE Olfiti
..
iiMi«K»rr
NAZIS HUT S l l l l
At yourself tha way other people look nt you!
Are your clothen neatly cleaned and pre.t.tcd?
and
Club, Sirloin, Bo'.toni Round
’ 6HMA1 I M f
•noitK fom.
SACKAMtMo
LAST VTA*,
J >}
i 4i WHIta
I') la toes
STEAKS
A r esnmples of the public’s re.
I sponse to Pe 7I llarlmr, the De
partment exhil-ited several Is-tts r*» |
1 C igar Man
ft llold #i»
I* lie#
I from onidentifled donora. inelii*l-|
i la < V Pard
4 ll#H Tree
Grata
7 fh»#ky M-irwIi , imr one from “ a Chine, * livin g,
Junto" O Man 4 >tormon#y
in Montana” who »-nt a $’?3 m nev
With Race— Futurity
irriler “ to help kill the Japs” and
Snow Hank
ft Tippt#
Court Ita llirr
4 Morn in a J imJu * added "nto buy bonds Inter.”
4 Jay I>* Marco i hr v •
Fifth Raco-^ U Milt
C ron
VegelabWa are
POTATOES..... 5 Ibj. 14c Lether
ow
Priced. Uaiag
ri.o u io t kn ow *
Them Saves Trans,
for De ease.
LEITUCE
head 4'Ac portation
Helps
Our Grower,
r
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t
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Dltou.v
TAB LE SUPPLY
Foot
CARRO TS____ bunch 6c
Florida
Grown CAU LIFLO
E R_________
2 lbs. 15c’
r t o u i o t o a flw v
_ aWnows:
enow .*
S PIN A C H ........... lb. 5c BROCCOLI ....... lb. 10c
CABBAGE.... ..... lb. 3c | Oran ges ------------------- doz. 12c
L’ul From Tender Younp Baby
> Beef — Money Back (laintnlee
Tender Delicioua
,
iulel.
* R W IIF.U R L I I I
TR Y THIS CHUCK
ROAST
tiena including two enthusiastic
I liip A lon g
4 Gl#n ( bm!••*•
boys ami sn Irate Chinese.
f N ordi
7 M l** F m yrn*
4 * ln * U SI*
• n *V a Kay
Receipt c f the gift*, along with
Strend Rtct— Futarlt#
thousand* o f olher* coming in at
ir t v s t M all U a llr Um *I# I
the rntr c f $ 1,000,000 annually
I B m i x Ju dgm ents Fm«>kr T ip
since IVarl ILrb or, sa< disclosed
I Rltaabath
4 Slim l l w l
iy the Department during House
ID a n d n v W a r r io r ! F ir * f t i l e f
he rings on the second war powers
4 Stand L*p
• W rn in Thlrd Rre#— 5-16 Mile
oill
< U * « H a lf DallX l>«»M #>
Existing lacy. Department offi1 t a m b e r Jmek 4 J I! W
ei-l« esplained, nrrvrnts the se
1 W illi* M il*
ft M »n l» Phi#
rf
ptanee
of cordltioned gifts for
I K in g P*p p y
T Hmokv Pod#
4 A c t P ilo t
4Vr*#nlln#’ ii l '* M th*- purpose for which they are
cfferrii. All *urh don'tion* now
Fourth Race— Futurity
1 T t r r lb la T im
I n »d T n - U r
must go into the general treasury
I llla t t Up
I flra w a r'e K id
£
f m jr jd a
araraia r t f
F I G S ___
A rea rts s k
PR U N E S
an
fSx^EsTi.
2W ifc
A*** llih w
B E AN S, 2 cans ...... 25c
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FLAG
‘‘ I p N | r allrgianrr In thr Flag af
I hr United Slate* uf Amrrics. and tn the
Rrpuhllr fnr whirl, it •land*, nnr Nali«n
Initi* i»ib1r, with liberty and Ju-tirr for all.**
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSI'AI'KH
xxxm
Established la 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FKIIRI ARY
13. I'M
Member
Associated
Pres-
British Hunt j ap pjanes Mistakenly Bomb,
itish Flag W aves
HugeGermai^ « .
« •
av
rp
Iver Singapore As
Battleships Machine-Uun Uwn troops
Japs Enter Suburbs
,
•Invaders A re Within
2 Miles O f Heart
O f City D e s p i t e
Fierce
Resistance
English Suffer Heavy
Idosses A fter Great
Fight O ff Dover;
Nazi Boats Escape
■a .
Stars Shine For Youngsters
#0ne Of Two Water
Reservoirs Taken
4Large Troop Ship Is
Sunk In Harbor,
10 Others A re H it
i —• r u u a
Pacific Coast Armed Forces On The Alert
r i» * .|
Biitl'h
long-range
bomberr
are believed to be srarehing oat
the German battleship*. SihanK
horat and Gnrsrnau,
and
th*
cruiser. Trim
Eugr".
escaped
through the Dover Stiait yester
day: The tW-rman* claimed n
British destroyer was sunk altd
another set afire and 45 It. A. P.
planes downed in a great run
ning battle.
. The long-refuged German bat
tleship* Gneisenau »nd Sc halts*,
horst ami the cruiser
Print'
WASHINGTON. Feb. IJ.
i,pi _ The Wsr Production
IW-srd tods, ordrrr.t the * 111.onnnrn rHio Indu.lr, to runtrrl It* rntlrr fartlilir- In
rrm- produrti<Hi within four
month-.
The Union Jack wared
thpnwgk another of Ita rvldentty nambered daya orer
Htngrpora city today as Japanrse short force* crawled
aad roabed to within two
mllee of the tile's heart. The
Japa reported “ aerate offersalee and defrosier" fighting
r.fl day on the Northern anbnrfca. while the Britlah ar
tillery cenceatrated Ita fire
aa - the htradera from the
eeatbern section ef the city.
W \SIIIN t.
i .pi —
fits.
Feb
1.1.
V hill rpnropriatlng
for sld In I hins
• s -lined tods, h_, Presldrnl Franklin II. Itno-e.elt.
ViOO.ISI'l.nn I
(H e
%.s s r la l »A
P r r e «»
In
#omo*
gun is, lielng loaded
wlrre »n *hc Pacific coa«tH in mi mru UetlfmtlC’ l .» wnr /uni* hy military Muthnritio^. This U
tin only p.iiI of eunlinciitur
el. Thro ithnit this .listriel
an* 4.U i oiiwlitnt ulrit.
floushoider Will Reds Reach Border Of White
Head Washington
Russia And Approach Poland
Birthday Program T*0 TeamsTiePor
the Philippines, the
Wht Depitrlmenl Imlny rcportcil an ttpsitrtfe in the
tcm|tt> of fighting mi the Hatan peniiiMilit mill erelitetl
American anli-aircruft intniiits w i I It ileal roving I wo
Japanese i|i\e-lH»nther*. Jaii
plane* nilalakenlv tmmlKMl
anti machine - iftinneil their
own infantry, causing heavy ca».
i altiev
British .lrf.ii.h i** " f Ihr Hunn*
Kuml riling
t«» lh*i
roiiMiliilutr.l |)o»ili«»nk
the 1‘ m h
• II* k wsaeee-liatrM I'rra a l
i»n«. :t0 mile* nUivr J*l»iU»r**l(u.»ii*n
-ubmariuri a re
.»rc»iDir.l Mnrhi»»n. W ilh thi* *hl
cmlitnl tik! a7 »ith *»lnhlni
of BiitUh'Amn ic»n fUn*. lmni
fi*r lirrmm tr«n«iM>rl * and
frt»crd \. Artini off Jh|*bWW
Solon, Committee To F i r s t
III
I wii other iru #U in the urtlr.
tompt* to cn»; « Ihr Salween
Ri» rr (torn thr I’ hhii iunglr**.
unlta w*r« report'd making fur
Ihr Jupuncur *»UcUrntil thrip
inva>ioii ilrlve u»
Nrlh^r*
yK u» JfcigUBfrMght, ...
iVn-U Imfle*. tKr iftltth rrpArtu*
i «mIhv iin«l the ilefcmlui*' -coich««l
r mi ill uclict were * M
h»vr
hm.lrrnl further enemy |H*netn»*
t ion
tin. Douglas Mur Arthur provioiislv advised the War Departio.nl the Japanese legion* in thPhilippine* are
g"*Hn» rireitv
B'rnaH ColDiIn*, who rnlls'o'l '’ "■der to .i -uni- ibaigc of *hv
to deliver
an
all-out
blow
>n the U, B. Army on Jen. 30. Mllnn*r. wbirli will taka the planw-raHist bis hero’c llalan ilefenha* pa-*M an examination that ,,f th« , * " “ l J»vk».m Dav Din-1
der*.
allows him to »so to the Arm v1**•'*' » » ••><' rts'*H ,,f * decision
"The enemy.” be -aid. "I- evi
lioanlul Trade Rebool at Port-. . •* the th inuciMtic National Comdently reorganisin'* h!* fmee*
mouth, Va.. according b. a let- I nilttee.
,...| nooPIng addition *1 supplies
ter ree*lr»d from b|m ve«te-^*v
From tins ...iiin-. a* w.-ll as
and reinforcement.
before ie*•* hla "*r«nte, Mr. and Mr*. f’,n«i rrcrivnl fnun geniral rnn-uniing Ibe effensive.
C. C. Collins.
’ liIbutloiis. tin- ronimlttre bopts
I • *|n|f (In* vn«t (••*rnirtn in n
lie likewise hinted that native
Mr. Colin* added that Charlr* "• ••!*» " ut •*>•' debt of thr Drmf..rn in-»i*% iHMirnl lulu th*l mii I
RaUher, who also roluntrered on •"ra fe Ibirty. thr Guvrrnnr slat
nlliri |!ii**inii front*. S*»\ irt ill*- farmers, balking "harsh treat
Jan. 20. pa:*ed an aviation mr. '•••. Thr l.a al rmoinittr,- will It
|tM?( 1 • 10I tll,r IIIVHlIlTw -till ment at ihc hand* of tire Japanam
-aladagite-lianle teat and la rspertrd In " " « r r Di-tnn I'hmrmnn -lohii
Mfi f ollfiit* Itir'k ticfiirr the « 11 ,.-e -ttltllt r*."
enr-itte effrrrt* In fr-e*| "ff tit"
b« rent to Jacksonrille, from thr
Bakri' " ( "rlnmlo. whllr Slalr
trr
f fm «i\ ••
erttitp
i-retl
lantls
rrf
I
trar.it.
U. S. Natal Training Station j '"'artol ar'rrs baa brn, .lr*icnalnl
In it.i r«*|»iirti'i| Thunoliiv tlint
Erie |erl from their linine. I,.at Norfolk. Va., whara both arH*0 *:h»rokcc Hotel in TallaI*11w**i.i it 11*h1(if* rvrM|>turt*tl hiih*
now sUtloned.
I",■l
m oil* lim it* Mini killt* I IHNl B n - the Invader*, th«- Filip no fartriers
have crowded into occupiol
Two
other
Ranfonl
b o y * I “ It hu* not bn-n ilrcidnl whoinfill" m ft •litmir on thr hliiAHnl
moved into the same building at 'her » dinner will It held hero
• ui*i»i l,*i.inkri.ii| front in th* Mnnil* nr »re billing out in the
mountain*—refusing tn harvest
Norfolk. Mr. Collin* aUlrd, th a t'"' whelhrr wnir othei plan will
|i.m I tviti i|»»y«
'iio p , that would only, fall Into
he and Mr. Satchrr occupied. :•>« . ehoarn to movi.lr our mmMim iiu into.
• inni^h
I hh | h Jap bands.
They were Jam*. Trawlck anl
Senator lloushi.ldrr stated.
Ci If l» i II if IIOI III Ilf I k •* Olli'kC.I
Edward Wathall. Mr. Collin. I He l* rvp.rtrd t„ srlrrt a nuinFood supplies »r>'arnuiin;
lu r 1* ri|Mi|wi‘i| I'o iitin n ril |!ii ««>U ii
said he la getting along "lust I hrr nf bedim- Drmocrat* lu.ervr
scarce. Gen- MaeArthin re|iorleil,
m I I i h !,* tv tli l»••••vy S o v ir t liiRhrt
fine," ami that he ha* gained !•"' the I'wal rum101'tee.
anil the situation ha* so alarmed
«%t m It l*r’••/if lit
%»tH*k*n totnl o f
flva or ten' pound*. “ Hometlmr* I The lelrgram from Governor
military
lieaihpljrl
l*iiw*»ii4ii il«'o l h i h im Mcctnr mIoii * enemy
that
the Jap
c .imnanilee in
we even have beans and polo- Holland to Sr nator llousholdn
to in i«* thnn .VMM), thi* Finnish
toes for breakfast." he s a id , j trad In part, “ Wr hope vou wll'
chief—l.'eut.
Gen.
Visaha.U
roililllMllil nUill.
“ and they taste fin* after wr |r. prtaenl Krndnolr Co ntv. Your
1 liumina -ha* Issued a pmcUmaFidlowmg
ilrnionatratiun
of
have run a mile er *0 early In advice and hrlpfulnes* will make
lion
ealling uiam the agiarlaiis
meat canning. Miles IIu iih t , rrp- St. Pete Free Paper ! tu return
Robert Smith loatnlncd a cut the morning."
|tlio campaign aucrraaful."
ami
harvest
their
rrscntativr whose malhmls are inhand and Joseph GaVocrk was
dorsnl Iry thr State l.‘ ,*en.ion lleO ffer Still Holds
dated temporarily aa Ota result of
pertni.nt, ihvtkesl a numbrr uf
aif automobile accident yesterday
pressurr cia kera belonging tu wo
afternoon, on# of two reported
s t . I'/rrKHsiiURG, Fib. 1:1. Five
PermitH
Iynued
men who attended hla lecture bl'i
by police this morning.
Thu Kvenlng liulrpvndcnt
A t City Hall Recently yesterday in Getwvr, Mr*. Ouida will lonllmli- It. famed sunshine
A head-on eoUlsad. occured beWilson,
horn
*
demonstration
offer uf a free home edition on
tw*«n tha M o d a lfr Fard driven
Flva permit* hav* bran issued agent, raid this morning, stating sunle-* day* in St. Petersburg,
by Mr. Smith, w lo waa going
that
there
were
•
number
uf
cookMajor lew II. Drown, pulllsher,
east on Waat flr a t Street, and probability aa • responsible tourer et thto City llall s'nca Feb. (I.
C. II. Most secured permission are the nun found In dangerous announrrd Thursday.
th* car- driwn 4y 1Mr. Govocak.
Atlantic sea be* rd #11 com- In ra-rnof a bulhl'ng facln-e W il condition.
It had l»'rn planned tu discon
wh# eras going went. Th# care aald
had reported that faat
Mr. Hurpcr warned his audi tinue the offer Feb. 214, because
mat at th* inU neaten o f Jessa pqnlc*
d w in d lin g stock*, due to war loss son Avenue. F. M. English will ence (gainst canning vrwrtahlr* ■layliiht aivlng time trims another
min* Avenue and ..the force ef and diversion of tankar ship*, Jua- b- In char re of the work. Ml**
because there ia danger hour of oonaible sunshine from the
the Import eaesod; the Ford to ttftad restrict Iona aa noa-aaacntlsl Margaret Uol-rt* and ■ P*.
E. oInf water
poisoning tha food.
“Y o u
Took* were itvjetl permit* to should also check the safety valve day and beeauoo alsn of threatened
consumtpon.
a
two-story on your pressure cooker", hr told newsprint short'ge.
Oil cl rate hg*rd that an Indus make repair* to
Since Major Drown made the hern announced hut information
try n mmlMaa m artod to Secre frame on Laurel Avenue between hla listener*.
original announcement list Satur
tonight
conHltutn!
tory e f latavW Ickaa, tha petrel- Flrat and Second Street* and to
Hr canned sausage, pork chon* day business and civic leaders alvm out
frame house
In and beef, giving Hla method to
■ o n e -e to ry
______
thr first dlKhnure of the terkamnel Wright
Kdgewcod, rtapeclively.
F. H. home demonstration club members have besieged him with requests r'fk blow dealt the Japanese.
tu continue the offer because of
Crew lev I* contractor far both mkI pointed cut at the conclusion Its puhlirity value to the Sunshine
In addition to the wieckege nf
operations.
of hi* Irctura that the pressure City, the name it was intended ships and shore cstabllehment,
Jamas Moughton secured per cooker Is a "aifa" means of can to publiciir, Maior Brown a*1*1.
the Navy aald. the enemy lost :»*
mission to rtpolr • dwelling fac- ning vegetables, mast and fruit.
airplane* Including 21 bomber*.
bet the entire Pension BHJ May
'ng East Second Street. Tha con
American toeeee for the action,
Cten ih t was
first cffcnalv* stroke by Ameri
Get Quick Repeal tractor la F. M. English. Poster
■Cams also i*
Smith wai Issued a permit
to Herndon
can force* In th* Paclfh, total* I
Resigns
Je ■
t '* r down and remove a on*II aircraft and some personnal
tatad that
Group
Chairmanship
•»ory frame houa* from Waat
casualties.
L tha Hr*
Thlrtoenth Street.
The tiw iw 'i ah' ts losses, th*
[•■day,
O. P. Herndon announced to
verted t7.0C4Mon aircraft carrier
day he ha* resigned hla position
new
said, consisted of on* con■ te 'i anwith th* Seminole County De
of the Yawata elasa, one light
Current Cold Snap
fense Council aa ahairmaa of tho
erulaer, in *
destroyer,
three
I
Said To Continue Division of Indaatry and Mater
large flaa* tankers, two sabp S T u ite
ial Raaoorcaa bacau-e - of other
marinas, fir* cargo vessel* and 1
All perem* who have regis
LAKELAND, Fab. I B . - The neceeoary dulla* ha ha* aaacmail
three smaller
ships.
Several
eurmfrt coki s u p will oontene In hla position aa alark of the tered for instruction In tho auto other ship* ware badly damagd.
motive
mechanic*
defsnaa
train
Inin
Bnturdav
morning,
with
a
Circuit
Court
under
orders
re
| SOON
dreg to nanrlv 40 In loath and ceived from th* government In ing course ere notified to at■ * *‘n •*
••ml « meeting at Seminole High
Central Florida Friday morning. Washington.
warning aerate faroTha addad d a te * Imre no School Farm tonight at IttiO P.
day night
connection with defense work or M. for th* purpose e f arranging
W EATHER
aa expected Ig sons* rnteolwr board*, Mr. Herndon a class schedule.
J
Piace
•iS te !" ^ o - S T G ii 1f Tournament
At Draft Headqualrt
m ite of Urn battered city. Th*
■BriUah. ge knowledge W r y onw y attacks
from
th# waat,
»tr*ngth*ncd by air and artillery
nln/occ*menUi Th* _ Jgponesj
admltod itobbom Brlllan r**lsUneo and aay th*lr Brhro la
■fill two tnlltf frond Singapore a
BenUr.
TV* bat radio moagkg* from
tb* belaagtiarod city w m • d*fk.nl wrmr try. " W l aball win.”
Thai cam t many Voat* a/Ur the
grant naval base, ahaIt-ring 750, poo peraona, bad boon written
o ff aa loat.
Tha Tokyo radio aald: ‘ ’Singaoert city ravrrted to IU role of
ImtUnr Uwn bt the final P>***«
«T the Maiayan eara**Ign. iu
■troeta ten with blood and Ha
T r o p ic a l g a l a
w ag
lU U a r a d
by
the arralUgg n a y af rtGe. ma
chine gmn amf arttllery flro aa
Japanaet forcaa ran the Britlah
defandtrs eut sf the city In deej m U atraet fighting.
■ “ Hehuetad
Japanese
anlU
which penatrated a
a t e
of
the city yraUrday mernlng w en
mooter ateriy hot »Uadlly to
ward tha SInga para dock araa
Jr an effort to eut o ff tha BritP h raghnenU befor* they could
A T L A N T A . Fab. I I - (A’ l—
Win thair way to atacuation
boata waiting for >them. . . . Ordara to begin Construction on
H etty firing ia «UU going
on three projects in Alabama and
one at Miami w «n 'aaued Tues
day by To*tar M. Mara, rational
director of tb# Fadaral Work*
Awaway’a dWIalon
of defenaa
public work*.
An Immediate atari wa* or
dered for tha Alabama project*,
all: in Talladega County and aaUmatad to rwat 5232.770. Tbay
ore: School building, la. City of
•Trader*. 124/00; addition* to
Talladega
aawarag*
ayaUra.
ilAT70; a ad a school tending
Sylcauga to Mat jBSfiOO.
Mr. Mara erdared corutfuctbn
' ftort Monday cm tha
flrat
iH of MkimT* new 11/00,000
wfital, to ha telU with a conanatlon
af
Fadaral
Works
■aney fund# ander the Lanham
Two SanfonfBoys,
Who Volunteered,
Pass Army Exams
Y
Demonstration Of
Canning Given To
Extension Group
Ion•itruction O f '
Miami Hospital Car AccifSetits Is
Severely Injured
rs% H
i
f
th* Ortand* and
A total of M 0.M saauredfrem
a “ midnight show" ha* been do
nated to tte Had Craao by th*
paraotual of th* Rita Tha*l ac.
FLORIDA—Blowiy
rising.
J
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
the Sanford Herald
Remember Singapore
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13,‘; 1942
Many Firms Have
W age Savings Plans
NEXT <StjB VOM-IN-HOME-WATERS?
k t l t l l U M la I *00
every allerseow eveeaa
at e e a fa r*. KlartOa
Meawatla Aveaa*
Tho once proud and mighty fortress of Singapore la
n long way from Sanford, and nobody ever supposed n few
a * elsea asatler months ago that what'happened out there was any con
_ at l b * r e e l 0 » M
I*visa anger I be * » l cern of mint. It in a long wav from any part of the Unitedt
M a r -b a. I set.
Slates or its insular possessions and even now few peoplr
B O lllV Ii L. n » a
realize that Its fall ran have any vital hear Ire on our j
roller
oobdo .v i ) r . i . i - n „ i « M «<.» . « » » comfort, case and security.
And yet already the repercussions are being felt. The
s t n n n ip t io v M * rra
r e r e b U la Agvaae*
rationing order on retreading tires very likely results I
■are from the Impending loss of Singapore And the nation whi. h
very likely could have been kept on wheels will so in begin
tn wnlk. Of equal importance to rubber, though less spec
tacular, are tin, used not only an tin bnt even more importA ll e M r e a r r nartees. tmr*m
ml
|k— h . t e e e le ile e e eeO c a l l * * * ml unt os a necessary alloy with other tnetsla, and oil. which
• e m t i b a n i i rev lb * p e r * * * * ml
r o M a o r » l < w ill b - v b erev a f » i the great naval hose controls.
a t te a w ie r i i o n l i i d
m o.
The American people had a vital stake In the defense
‘ h k a*
S v w e ea p vv
n v e rv e v e te - of Singapore, hut if it hail not been for the nttnek on Pearl
rfvv*. le e . r v r v w v e r . r b e M e v e M Ie
■f t i e a t S e a e l lim it ml * « v * v « Imlmm. llarlmr and the Philippines many of us would still be
o r tte e * e r e » e l e l e l e v a te Ibe leva- listening to those seductvie voices which told us to mind
3j.l,,i^*;«M .re"u7b7;^.".M our own business, In years gono by the British |ieople
' gear, Vara.____________ ___
have spent $400,000,000 getting Singapore ready for this
T b e N eva I* le a eiveibvv ml T b v week's onslaught. It was not enough. The American peo
O eeevlaiee r m « w klvb le * , v i e r t v e lr e n fllle S la (b e eee le v rs- ple contributed not one rent. Nor would they contribute
ew b ltea ilee SC e ll m tm t C U eaivbee much for the defense of the Philippines.
S O I U t e II a,
eel
..Ib e rw U *
Now we are reaping the whirlwind of our short-sight
e re a iteo la ibte » « * * r
e »*t
•be le v e l avw e en k llek v*
hevvlk.
a l l v ia b le la p e b lle a lle e e f ee ev U I edness. Brave men are dying In fox holes before the fur
gataalvbve bvrvla eve > iu r v «- v » **• ious attack of superior numbers. Enemy planes are rain
ing bombs upon them without a single fighter to ward
them off. Huge tanks roll relentlessly over them belching
n s B i~ c ^ ;c n a m n ’i n r u v <leath nnd destruction from powerful guns aa British nnd
BIBLE\ERSK
FOR TODAY Amerfcjm ^ y , nght liack wlth hamleaa rifles nnd pop
r
WASHINGTON. Feb. U. (Special) — Voluntary payroll
savings plans sre now in opera
tion In thou: and* e f factories
throughout th# country, accorrtIn r 'to wont from labor union*,
beads of industrial concern*, cor
porations, retail stores and other
business firms.
Preliminary
reports
received
from 42 rtotea show that ap
proximately 9,000 firms. Involv
ing 11.090,000 worksn, hare al
ready joined the payroll savings
army.
On* of th* first industries to
obtain 100 percent pledges fnr
regular payroll savings was the
Wurlitrer Company, of North
Tonawanda, N. Y. Although the!drive has not been completed,
the R.C.A. plant at Camden. N.'
J., and with sobtldiary plants
at Indianapolis. lnd„ Blooming
ton, Ind.. Harrison, N. J.. a-H
Hollywood, Calif, report an 88
percent participation among their
22.000 employees.
^C O N O R S ;
U. Si Troops Sent To
Dutch W est Indies
WASHINGTON. Fch. 'l.l.- lA ’l
thwart any Axis irab for th* oil
wraith of the Dutch Wpst Indies,
the United States renounced Wed
nesday that it had sent troop* to
the Dutch islands of Aruba and
Curano off the cogrt of Vtncxufta.
Thi* follow* up the gnvernmcr.t's retinn latt November in
•ending troops to Dutch Guiana,
on me north const of South Am
erica to
guard the
mine* r
preduc• _
-------ing- m l '.'te, from which sluminurn is mmufactured.
last night’s step wan trken at
a time when the Dutch East Indie*, on the other side of the
WE CAN (JIVE ONE DAY A T lk o U les fil’ ed with gasoline.
A TIME TO h um an ity :Hcr*byj
Be it said to the everlasting credit of the British in
perrelre w* the l<iv* of (j« i. '/ Singapore ns well ns MarArthur’a men In Balan. they nre
MrndheJ ,ouaht°Ton inVdow'n ou'r|
‘ he Japanese pay dearly for their gains Theirs
llm for tbe brethren.—John 3:l«i.! will be n glorious page In the history of this war for it is
— --------------one thing to be brave nnd fierce In victory; it is quite mRU88IAN_ Ml'BIC
[other to show the same fighting qualities with inevitable
face.
Th* elf awl, about six inches
long, la the imalleit owl. in North
America.
SERVICE
A little gas. a little oil—
washing and polishing and
e a r * f ■ I Iskricatien with
Good Culf
products
will
krep
your car In
I sad
•kape. Drive la today and
let u« give year, ear the
weeks.
Roy Britt’s
flood Gulf Scrvlre Gallon
Sanford Are. at I5lh St.
Part Of Your
Taxes May Be Paid
By Your Insurance
1 A *»vinjr nf JOrt tn 29% ran
he hsil on your insurance rests
by placing your nulomohile, fire,
winddorm nml oilier Insurance
with C. M. Boyd A Co.. 11814
! Magnolia Ave., Sanfaril Florida
The companies thay represent
failed to pay divi-
Have never
K ts* hir’6TE51.S?;;sI*-k,
W ar’s First Classic
A «a»tlc by n Ink.* where
a r»
long
France Faces Immediate Crisis,
Both Socially And Industrially
‘
A captive princess wntrhnt the
■ firing years;
The dings of intijikn working In
. tHa fields
Through the long arrtlc twilight
aa a mill
Clank* by the. weedy stream; a
cottage ylelil*
A breath of nine ami anise, from
the hill
A'Ion* wolf howl* . . . The gray
' monk* rlimb* the stairs.
Again the bell*;
wan
alitera
' ehant their prayer*.
U1.
BEULAH MAY.
la# goad thing ahout driving
Ip, drunk In 1948, the hora*
A bring 'you aafely home.
vpon’f f'lrgrl tn register will,
(M fb W sra, you okl mm nf .16
to 45, come (III* wrekend.
•* f re.s-i
—
Tib y
aat that "No new*
MAAfft t liw e "
Mnulifi tare.
I*
M
pull that Dunkirk stuff once
I often and tomebody la going
8f t hurt. . . .
/
iS'* —
-- --------W* hop* there aren't any morn
Igry llnrra In New York har*
1 that could he accidentally
t of "business uncern Sanford the** days,
t what
_____ __
-.!—l the
-!.J "bualnea*
lea” in Singapore are
r
jamber when w* tsed tn
thla was the rlchaat counthe work!. We didn’t know
aluahle the auger and rub-
system • dole, met ty the entire
irwluilry and the government, la
being applied.
That theer la a proapect of
aariou* suffering, however, la ad*
milted, and It la probable that
there will be a new gave ° f
French unemployed »olng to Car*
miny, where experienced worker*
are in demand.
mirth
ItA DIO I^EW8
O f auu-Hpllt clouds— and tlono u hundred th in g *
You have not dreamed of—wheeled and./pared ,
and swung'
f(\
•
-dj/ ;.•£*
t< ?
High in the sunlit alienee. Hov’rfng there, 1
I’ve chased the ahoutlng through footless halls of
olr.
'
'
Up, up I ho long delirious, burning blue
I'vo topped tho wind-swept heights with easy
grace,
Where never lark, or even eagle, flew;
And, while wHh silent, lifting mind I've trod
Tho high untreapasaod sanctity of space, .
Put out my hand, and touched the face of God.
Magee's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. John d. Magee,
of Washington, according to newspaper dispatches, have
given permission for their son’s poem to be posted in all
pilot-training centers 0 / the British Empire. Boforo he
Joined the R.C.A.F. in October, 1040, Magee had published
from his own pres* a book of verse written while he wss
a student at Avon Old Farms School, in Connecticut. Ho
had a scholarship to enter Yale University, hut enlisted In
tho R.C.A.K. Instead. He had three years at Rugby, fa
mous English public school.
_
Prayerful Co-operation
Roosevelt la romlni
>f criticism the**
It bead o f tho (
the wanted ovcryl
knd dance thalr
|- these blackout*.
l German* aay they’ll
Ifes- th* spring to gat
M U' tkln*. Wa dare aay
/Will also be looking
of tho ahlrta they lost
be
tha
th*
for
this
wma 188,781 pint* were
147Uut'a a lot of abort.
h anybody'» kitchen.
ia.u i this would b* a
imp for someone with an
piny aye to business pro-
8:00
•:I0
W INTER H A V E N ,’ Feb. 13. —
</P>— Polk county lest the Bute
In citrus shlpmenU In Decem
ber, 1941, with Orange county
close behind, the sUlutical de
partment of the B ut* Citrus
Inspection
Bureau h e r *
annocnced.
The Deormher total for the
State was 4,918,297 boxes, Polk
accounted f o r 1.380,488 box**
and Orange 1,098,932 boxes.
Thu* the two reunites shipped
more than the remainder of the
.State combined during that pan
Ocular month.
Lake cam* third with 402,311
boxes.
Other esuntkeH, shipping
Seminole,
185,973;
Brevard
101.1171: Volualk, HIV,717; High*
lamia, 72,938.
0:10 Tho World Today
7:00 The Lone Hangar
Somatlmaa young ijuall die a*
7:30 ||ow Am 1 Doing?
a result of tho peeking habits of
8:00 Kbte Smith Hour
8:00 Elmer Davis am| the Ntw* other member* of the flock.
800 Playhouse
t>::!0 Columbia Concert Orth.
10:00 lUnaomo Sherman Show
10:30 Hobby Tucker and Choni*
10:46 Newa at the World
11.00 News Analysts
H i l t San. Claude Pepper
ter* wer* written to rvlatlvea and 11:30 Sonny Dunham Orchestra
friends tailing at tho Intereating 18:00 Untan Walla, new*
thing* they anw and tho Informa 18:08 Sign Off
tion they gained by the*# marvel
SATURDAY. Fab, 14, ISIS
ous 8U t* Pair exhibit*.
Aa usual. Karl Brown presented
a masterpiece for tho Florida Na 0:80 Norman Boaalay A ' III*
Florhla Cowboy*
tional Exhibit, which occupies an
entire building and brlnga home 7:80 Breakfast Brovltiea
7:45
N
P New*
folk* n irate of tho type of
exhibit* this atato baa been pre 7:58 Weather and Tim*
senting to the nation during th* 8:00 New* at the World
.8:15- Louie* WUcber at tho Or*
part few years.
Another particularly attractive
A ll Popular Brando
ARCADE
Package Store
O. D.
Phone 9148
»
•
Cent a
Safe Ifeposil:j)ox
Sensing String*
|
JU *
s W i i & ’KJWhS
-.1. -
t r
•-i
A Safe Depository
nny huslnes* noff-.-” 1
5-00 Morefig Devotions
and attractbra
ual firm* ft
through tho
Phone 178-J and they will he
glad tn tell you how 'you ran
save on your insurance costs
No obligation, Jjist a courtesy
For yotir DEPEN8F.
BONDS and valuable*
nt low coat.
•0" 8«
armor*, you aeo tho shoaper
■
. Rr RURRRLL RAY *
g v w te i
Prop.
C. II. BOYD A CO. havo been
saving Sanford Properly Owners
ou insurance costa since 19.16
Msthee Bldg
Insurance can t restore lost.
TOO L A T E TO CLASSIFY
srv
Farrell,
CHEVROLET
Ii30
In a northern public school footrace, a small ’ colored
hoy breasted the tape about two Inches ahead of hla swift
est and closest rival. One of the observers had noticed
that the lad’s lips were busy throughout the last twp or
three Ups of the contest. Taking the little fellow aside af
terward,, he said:
•
"Boy, I noticed you were talking while you ran."
"Ah was prayin’, Mister.”
“ What were you saying in your prayer?”
"Ah was aayln\ *Uwd. You I l f ’em ud. Ah’U put ’em
down*
“P. Ahll put ’em down; You I lf ’em up,
Ah II put em down’—alia time. Ah saya dat ah youall sees
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a
n
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ila '
what happen 1"—Your VLife.
TODAY
Edwin C. Hill
Greyhound Gus
Polk County Shipg
Most Citrus In Ml
S ttfF V w w
m
*
it wta apparent that the linirarei l tbry started in basin*** In 18.8,
State* and the Netherlands wanted IH70. 1881 and I90w. These dlvto be in a position to repulse any blend checks wilt h«l> you pay
synchronising stib by Germany
• t Dutch resources In the Atlan tnxrs, buy Defense Bonds or
meet increasing living costs.
tic.
The Sanford
Atlantic National
Bank • .
Member PDIC
�1
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1942
PAGE THREE
8ANFOHD, FLORIDA
THE SANFORD
“ Vani8hinR Rrid&e”
Given For Red Croaa|
Social A n d Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINE DEAL, Society Editor
Social Calcndor
Continuing in the series of
"vanishing bridges" which are be
ing sponaoied by the various
bridge cluba in Sanford for the
benefit of the Red Cross War
yiind. Mrs. Jim Gontxlri rntertrinesl at her home on Washington
Avenue on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Williams was award
ed a prita for scoring high in the
games while Mrs. George Gray
received the serreno prue. Re- I
freshments were served by the
hostess to the following:
Mrs. Grey. Mrs. Williams. Mr-, j
George Harden. Mrs. Edward S.
McCall, Mrs. 0«esr Tob.r. M i
ll. M. Watson and Miss Carol l
Stone.
Telephone 148
Seminola Itchekah
Lodge lia s .Meeting
• Mrs. HeuU Thornton was InitiThe Ceeilian Miuic Huh will ! « * « l tn‘ “ tho Seminola itebrkah
Mrs. !i. 1.. Kn flit ha*
meet at the Fannie R. Manam f k * « , » ( the Ketekah Assem- lurnul fn»m I..iktl*n«l whrrc
Btudiu on M3 Myrtle Avenue at b|r , “ f ►l‘,n'la at .,l“ r.r * u' . r vUitnl with rrlat ve*.
.... p u
, meeting which w *i helil in the
a.to r . n .
I. o. t). K. Hall U»t night.
Harry !- llrown ha* gnu*
—
u
..
! The initiation ceremony wan led
Procram meelmj: of the |)>y Mr, R
K. •.A.hdown,Miami
noblewhrrr he expect* to
W. M. S- of the
Firal Baptut |(,Bni|i existed by the officer* of for Mrvrral day* on business.
Church will be
held
at
theI
|w||e.
I hiring the business
I church at 3:30 P.
M. ‘ Think On meeting it
was voted tn send
Mrs. a
K. C. Harper
g u r,h. .e. r-. ftintrr,
Miss ...............—
These
Thing.;
fth ilw c ir r ; contribution
to the Rehckih Kilu.... ...........
Thinga are lio n e t” , i. the topic rational Fund. At the conclu.ion * I're.coll of lUleuh. N. C.
with Circle Sii in charge.
| of the business session S social I
The Sunbeam., the Jr. (5. A.'» . period » a , enjoyed and refreshStaff Sgt. llob Marlowe
Intermediate G. A.'s and R. A.'a menta were t ‘iveil.
i ieturm-d to Fort Henning,
will meet at the First ilaptist
----------- --------- —
'after spending several
Church at 3:30 I* M. "lin n et 1
1
-------- - |his mother, Mrs t
S E R V IC E
■Firestone
SEM IN O LE COUNTY
CO URT RECORDS
%Yavr«Bt* l o * 4 *
Hkurr. A
l»
t.. K
SIi»i- I 'U n l *
tU H trrlln l^ 4h \l. K»u#i*» •*
C laT . r e d c r o s s n o t e s
1 h.lllit I.von of Daytons
»a s the lerclit visitor of
site ltd! A " Ch‘Wrrn “ ri' Ur'f" 1
I ..
Br MRS- ROY MANN
. ! Mr and Mrs. F l» Scott at their
The Y. W. A. of the First ! Totil amount lollecteil for Wn^hnmr on West Nineteenth Street.
I Baptist Church
_ . .
-hurch will meet at the '; Emergency r und. 33425.32.
'1
annex for a covered dish supper!- _______
7k . . . t-. i- ,t.J
Mr"' 1 "
" f ° C* * *
P
*MC
°'Ann**
**Moore,*,Pof
^
Chuuota
ll
•
only
district
in
the
the
gue.t
of
her
at 8:00 P.
tht W M I P ™ u “ icounty to go over their quota. ' nn.l sister. Mi .
8t«tson
..a
. 'i , •
, r .' j Mrs Sammy l ong deserves much
garet Fund
jnd student is expected er.-allt as the li>cal chairman foi
----- -
In T I- Llo««*
•*
T » I r «
•« o\ »•• I* t • I
F r # « t a p l r l»**4
W ill. r u r r U It i " J M II
Jr. e l u i.
Heal K ataf* X * r l | « « r
Fatlll). Ilflhe-I I » *-t « » » " " » •
■(re e l l^»n*l **»»
J
I r«p
I lea
11irk ***n. It <i I* T i •»• iim d I "
lite r l*o.
4*lont a. f
It
•••
•»«••»•!
auction t ’ reillt N«*n
« A «tt e l t t u r i M t *
lla n len . t k o i f * 1 •' *t u. it
|*ro*liHll**n A »»n
Halt* — I.rw
H U lr o f FlnrltlA • » » « l >
|*r«o|u(*tlon I ’ reilli .%•►»» **
»lern«lnn. a n ^ r i.r k ft r .u lt
Sm tlnole Count*
Kl*»rtax
SERVICED
D R I V E R 'S I H 1 N S K
H O I. D t i l l
L*tih er«tl« cate
with dear cello*
ton! w i nt! o w .
Fatten* to Meet*
mg poll.
REPAIRED
C o m b in a t io n I . H K N S B
and H K Y CASK
be . hoard meeting’ thh fr* 1'
.
_
1
tt I ac k ca ll,k in .
l k » Prnaf v l . r i . . .
a .. „ l
„
, , , M illlin t'.
U ltlb t'l
tih ld)' f| O m
ll»*t'wn compsmncnts
lliarv at ^he ^ho^h . . ; -ni P lV ! Mr*’ J“ lk "•*" »• Eirst A id . ,„ ni.. N ,
VI.j, wjth Mrs.
(or lic tn is sod
T h «y Prsver lilnu wdl J'^2.i Mi Ch,irm,n « nn. un.e.l National Is |,r»keV parents. Mr and Mr*. R.
cards. Sis key
Prsver Band will mart a t ;
a colored field worker to |u Turner.
3:00 P.!
.M. to be followed by the ^give thr final examination* for I
huok‘ combined monthly business and in-' f t ” ^cohred teuchera in tlm conn 1
I< K
spirational meeting. Etch mJm- ty who huve completed- the
- Stand-, pMVl.
«
her it urged to attend the meet-, • r'*
In_
Advinceil First Aid Cour- , j-mehaid. Ain . after visiting with
entrant in th«
AU TO COM PASS
L IC B N S K
P L A T E
ta ll* — l A ««eer»
b/bUd sn.1 Mh??
' ***
"*• » " 1
hirt' frunl y,P Mrs lilacksheai*........ .
Mrs. E- cross-countly bicycle races to be held in connection with the Orntru!
♦ Compm$s irflk
l.lnenr. M enUl* * * •t.«Ii*l*
F A S T E N ' KHN
n^ss trsJucte'd
lmP°rUnl bu,i- I 23 to 27 and the te.chcrs who|t-. Kchols. mid Mi Kchols.
com p+nrmlora
Smith. W illie . \- Itebr.-. a Smith
Florida Exposition in Orlando, Feb 23 to 2H. The races ate to
h0-? transacted.
pass this course will be credited
s i r * H*<t nr green
A Smpphirm
The Womens ( ouncll of the 7n,trmtor«
Miss i utheiine White is s^nd- begin nt Kosinunee ami end at the Eximsition gate* on Saturday
'0
A A on -fM alln f
First Christian Churth will meet I ,n' ,rUl,0,,,• _______
bomrlmg
iug sever aI days In t harlesUin. j.-^j, o„
Mis llressler-Pe ttii, a lonuer bullet dancer, i dcs her U. S. N avy Accused
R y Hright reflector gi*e* an
at the home of Mrs. R. G. Fox j Mrs. C. R. Dawson, Sewing h. ( . win re she will be a trideaT h i t e a t i l f in*
,
, ,
,
a*i*J«*l
w
a
r
n
i
n
g
l
o
Mtlletl inurnment
E II*.
I Chairman, announced 408 gar- maid in the we..... of her cou-' b'cyrU- five to 10 mile, dally to k. e,. ... k...hI physical trim II»t ,
O f Beinjc “ Scared”
a p p r o a c h in g ■
can *a*W manf a
The 0. E. S. will sponsor the menta have Iren ni"de since Jan. sin.
3|tli
{Iiuthaml
l>r C. W. HrriiRlrr-Pctti«. |»rr"i«1cnt of ihi* K o i i i i i n n
rooto|im at night.
pr.
morning MWinp
f#«linn
fur
tK
a
a
.
«
aM
.I
Ike
anwiam
>AoM
la
rllVasw
l
<
wrong turn.
ewing session for the • l and the sowing loom is closed
| TORONTO. Feb. 13. Mitchell j
... . . . . . .
.
. r»gi"Jlnt«*n T o u .nI Clult mrul crcAt-o of tin* Monumnit of Slhlf* |
R*»l Cross in
Mm U L. < Imk Hnx rvtgrnrtl
In Ithe Woman’s Club.'until mure nrtlcriul arrives.
llep'um. Ontario's pn.vincbd preThe H. F. Club of the 6 . E. S.
from f n ,«crnt City w h rrr *hr
_______ _________________
..
_ __
, mler. aounded the
possibility
H H i IJ G U T s S
will meet at the home of Sirs.
Did you lose u »ilvrr bracelet? hmx U*irri for I hr prat w**k vi*-1
1 Thursday night of a Japanese in- \
S e a lN l B m m
—
R. C. Maxwell on Park Avenue One was found in some scraps at ilinjf \%ith h«*r *t n-in-la^ And —
' vsslon o f Canada in three months i
* C. K. mU g U u artU 4
snd charged that the American |
• « 8:00 P. M. with Mrs. A. K. the sewing ri nni and mry be had ilauAhlrr. Mr uni! .Mr*. Robert,
kpnm Immpt
by calling al the Red Cross Head- Denton.
TH ING S W E ’VE SEKN A N D H E A R D
navy "la afraid to make contact' j
Shoemaker as co-hostess.
* F rh m m iU m m l+r Inna
quaitera and identifying.
with the Japsncse fleet.
TUESDAY
By M A Y M E M. HODGKIN
Shelly llowt mid Howard Dote*
Hepburn's Ire was fanned by cri
The Holy Cross Episcopal Guild
* .SAMJeW fitmmanI
to return
Sanford has the lite kind of Irr. Jr , arc
ticism of his previous statements.
will sponsor the afternoon sewing
Mtke* aiiftrit weather
Oui tourists hsve rveeved their All day every day theic is a in which he declsred "the Ameri-r
session for the lied Cross in the winter guests. They are the kind today from THmjnt where they
tinting eaijr. Universal
* f i J i n l M Ml p / a l e t l
*
Tampa
long hoped for inviaetion and aro steady stream cf these folks can navy is In hidng." Yesterday
Womans Club, directed by Mrs. that come to visit you and work have been attm.lmu th **
bracket.
| .1 0
brmckrlt
for you.
Recently the women Fair in.l Exp« s.tien for the l>a>t |preparing to take advantage of coming into the Tourist enter Canadrn Navy Minister Maclb.n-I
F. A. Dyson.
topriats hrve completed 8 quilts, two days.
A I I f aMge ai/rer /er*
it. Mrs. Ilrnry Wight hss invited asking questions
THURSDAY
or
seeking alii said Hepburn's statement, min
N
la
e
d
s
rd
the
material
being
-craps
from
guereef wiro
ing
from
one
who
hid
lung
been
Thera will
be an
advanced
...
,
,,
|us to conduct s tour through homes among us. Many limes
* f r r / s r s i r i M esda
r riei„l- of Mrs John \ aughn hcr m. cnificjvnt gardens of all they have come in at tea time opposed to the Canadian national
Carpet lh* road with a
V '* *
R"1 Cross First-Aid at the sewing room. The women of
bulb
of
Ihe .h(, „ , monif us who are garden and we had invited the... to stay, government. In no wey reflected
low hand of liaht. Non*
the Girl Scout Uttle Mouso be- Lake Mary m-.de three of these will be sorry to learn
quilts, also. Incidentally, to prove .truth Of her only brother. John |
flowcr lovcr, ,t it , 0 ^
g larin g. Ileuuce the
*inn'ng i t 1:00 P. M.
t -4mb«r Inn
and they leave us with a per the official view in Ottawa.
strain o f night driviog.
th,. mMat ,)f our manent war spot in their hearts
? ^ V - r*8uar meeting of 8eml- U>*t .the Red Cross still does work Shooter, «h eh ' C:urre,l recently ( f j m | hrre
Black snsmtlsd shell
at
home,
two
of
these
quilts
were
t i l PKR MONTH PEL'S
st hi- home
Nntt.ngiiinshire, j,ut|.y
,curry , Uch a retreat. f< r .Sanford. We feel that Sannote Chapter Two, 0 . E. 8. will
with iisinltis sa g f a
given to the family st Oviedo that England
siscl door.
Cine that transports us back to find has been extremely fortun
CAMP BLANDING. Feb. 13.
^ 7* t i V H *
Temple was burned out recently.
« t 7:J0 to bo preceded by a
the old days of leisure and ate this year with her tourists
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Starke of slaves. If there were more such as we understand that many of (Special)— Prlvstr Johnny Enllyan, Camp Blinding artillerymen
S
MT 'V ii dUh: ,uPP*r » t 0:30 •P.•
First Abl
Aid gra.lmtes
gradmtes will be used Miami, formerly
of
Sanford,
be
^ «
»« <0 help man the two medical Cen- •pent the night here Wednesday gardens and more of us poor oui neighboring cities are griev from Ambrldgr, Pe.. hsi s suremortals who would spend soma ing i.vur their absence. However flnrwxy to mske a qusrtcr when. Pr***nt *1 <l.l* »o that sup- tera that have U-en set up under
it the Armitage Cabin Courts
the Civilian Defense Program enroute to Jarkscnville where time alone in them drinking In We are inclined to believe that over he goes broke.
A barber by trade, he lakes his
Misa Frances McDougd and Miss
thcr quiet refreshing beauty and that idea comes from the minds
Blanch. Krnnedy hive charge of they plan to nmKe their future becoming more acquainted with of those who have "surmised" scissors, brushes and towrU and
home.
makes
the rounds of his battery
thaia two centers.
ounclves life woukl held many that thrre were no tourists. One
rson approached us the other until he finds someone who needs
more of those tars and beautiful person
Friends
of
Chstles
Roland
will
In accordance with the policy
ltd said. "It certainly la a h'lrrut. Tbs men like the Idea
m«n ruts than it docs today. da* an.
Phone 37
ami sphff o f tha Rnl (,’rosa, 13 regtrt to learn that he had tn This Invitation Is in.Iced a treat (arrlhie for Sai.fi.nl pc..pi. this of getting locks shorn In their 201 N. Turk
undergo
an
operation
for
a
women of Sanfonl, tinder the
year that we have'only l& tou tents. His iuslcst day is psyday
and
will
lie
enjoyed
to
the
ut
chairmanship o^ Mrs. J. C. Hut- broken collar bon. he austaine.1 most w. know.
rists in our low..." Take these when soldiers get spruced up to
cnisnn, are donrting half u dsy on Jan. A while playing foot
of
information go lo town.
H
We luive come u|x.n one of unhappy I .Is
each wrtk in order that the lied ball. Charle, 1s In th. Fcrnaldwith
a
gium
of
suit
and sec
those problems wbeh ran best
Crots Hradr|uartcrs nuiy be o|wn loiught»n Memorial Hospital.
be solved by many heads instru I that they are not rc|>calcd lieeach day.
if one. We have among us a cause they can have a very dam"M A TA H A R P
"Don't forget to stvc all white
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. id* number of children, girls at the aging effect on our town if
pigs mil sacks, or any cloth that —laura Ingalls, speed flier sr Mayfair .ml boy. ^t th. Valdes. ,lo^ ‘ nl'’ ,hcm ,1n .,h,' budn
announce
•Saturday Specials* can be boiled, and take them tn rosed of being en unregistered j Th—.
These children are ...
so ..........
anxious ...to . . .We ..........
. . . glad to ann
entertainment
tha office of the Public Health Narl agent, tastifled Thu.sday '■ -re th, sights , f
Interest in Lm ,1 ,
.
interest
to
Nurse, ill Palmetto Avenue,
that In her contacts with the J Seminole County, and we know 'V'* “ c
' ,N7 “ I
ami
grow
i. .. U German embassy she pictured |that in any other year we would
, " vr
■AKXD
of
We thought you might tv in herself aa "a Mata Hari. an In- he able to find those gvnerou- .
IAVKMAUKI
f " ’1 /l*'
, member
, ,
terested in the Roll of Honor as ternntional
spy" working
to I souls who would gUdly furnisn I ,IJ*
I?' '
*
k
aiven by Mm. S. 0. Chase Jr., seoUh ' subversive Influences in their cars and personally conduct ,vio"* uf, lh.'' *l'l,n«1"* l',clu» a" h
Knitting Chairman. Since Nov.
and instruct them on such a '
'
l
• Dainty Ullla I’nllerrut I)c<i«nrd To FlnHcr!
1040 the following women have the United States.
Rut with the rubber short 1'
. 'L 'T '
• Middle-Nice Pallcrnn For Ktcry Orra.sion!
mrdo the number of knittrd gar _________________________________ trip.
age
confronting
us.
moat
of
u
,
w|11
»
'
h,
»!_
unmu.l
lunch
ments as specif led:
• Hold I’altarnn To Make You More Dramr'lr!
wlien
forceil
to
Uk,.
our
ran.
all
,0''
b,
r"
"
,r
Tourist
Cci
er.
garment*.
Mrs. W. W. I'ixler, 28 gnrMm. E. V. Lkvts, 10 garments, but resort to alUehing a pan we beggi-l the rompnny to allow
menta.
us
to
allow
uto
have
a
clml
SO R O R ITY R A Y O N P R IN T S
Mm. A. M. Phillips, 11 gir- nnd broom on the hark end of
Mrs. EFnest. Krupp, 12 gar
________
D M K IS IX U
. , . 1 tho car to brush up those infi- liar ahowing Friday evening, ami
ments. •
Mm.
Don
Carraway
(Oviedo)
.
.
.
Exclusive designs typical of jm l YlMH Ex
( A v e r a g e ) .... $ 1 ,1 0
nltvslmal particle, ' of
rubber th7
,”r ‘ « [ " lci" u’,,y ro" ,c" l,7jMrs. Ellxablth Brnckmier, 20
24 garmsnls.
which am worn from our tin - .. ■?. 1’ V *'1'
“•
,ho
citing big splashes of color . . . ' l l - " ’ 1,
Mm. Georg# Brkiga (lauigwiMsIi F ir this reason we hesitate to ,,£ ‘ h
‘ ^
l/ " 1" .
uirdium-sitc pnterns , . .small, fiiciiti'-nhit/per can b* serwd promptly at 10 gsrmenta.
call on anyone (o do this. „ • «^BmmU ar, for the enjoyment
(1:30 o'cloci
tllng dcilgnsl Crown Tested! 39".
YD.
xk. All past matron
Miaa Iren# Hinton. 17 garments. anvone has any Idea, on ho» " f {b,,nfonl
“ W,U " tb#
and past patrons of the rbrpter
Ihl.
k- .(..i. _______ 1.1 I.. tourists, and we urge you to
will be honored gu?sls.
Two knitting clasees are being this can be done, we would be come down and are the plltures,
C o l« Hlaw — Potato Salad
held >to Instruct children. Mrs. so grateful for your phune call. wa bcHcvvTul'.red slides, and an(u
MODDBGAY
The U. 8 . Marines have been A. W. Eppe has a- class of 4A 'We hate these little ones
Baked Beans
ioy the imti-rtainiuenl put on by
referred to aa “ Webfoot Soldier*," children In Ssnford and Mrs.. II. leave us ami feel disappointed. Mr. Kipp ami the
Grammar
PE R C A LE S
Wa have been approached re School folks.
"SoIdlers o f tha Sea."
"Devil II. McCaslin has 43 at Lnngwood.
Tha children st Longwood were garding
Doga" and “ Leathemccks.”
securing some
place
The entertainment will staft
Delicious Pica And
so aniioua to learn that even a where tha younger
generation prompty at H:U0 o’clock.
Use stock, laft after cooking shortage
of
knitting
needles might conjrrgata for enterli'nCakes, Cookies Of AU
itables, In soups, stews, vtg- couldn't stop them — they used ment, slnca thay no longer have
K in d s , Doughnuts,
8prlrg-tlmo p r i n t s
le juice cocktails and sauces. pencils.
j
automobiles "ml In many
In
and crystal-clear solid
Cinnamon Bona. Etc.
- J slock contains valuable min
stances hava to call on Pa for Mrs. Talbott Gives
colon! Tubfastl 30".
erals and vitamins aa Wall aa
Be aure and sqvt all or your tha ntceaaeary funds. This Ims
flavor.
yam streps. They are whst the already been brought before the
P a rty For Friends
children are using to make squares proper authorities and
before
for afghans.
Mre..J'*. W. Talbott entertained
many deys pass thay will l>e
Celebrity
providtd
with
such
a
place
of for a group of friends at her
Just
a
reminder
to
you
First
To
home In Ovirdo yesterday with a
Bay .Def
u d 81am[w
CREPES
A Mere that are pbnniag to start recreation; we are gtad to say. bridge party and covered dlah
V m r
ihm m e A D V A N C E , I 'A l T K H N a
tha advanced course with Mis*
It haa coma to our attention luncheon. The rooms in which
Hinton neat week. The day la so many times recently that we the guests were entertained were
•Tueeday, Falk IT. tha time 1:00 hava very faw tourists among effectively decorated with calen
P.M., the place, the Scout Hat.
ua. We are preparing a list aa dulas, gladioli and snapdragons.
Very Fresh snd Definitely
naarly aa possible giving
the
Following tha luncheon tha af*
Crown lotted ' rayon.
Hand
weshatla
In
The rsbtat industry U boom number of tcurieta who have tarnoon was spent In ploying. A f
JERSETTE
ter tallies had been’collected Mrs.
high spirited color*.
ing sine, the demand for pelts spent more than n month In J.
Courier was found to te
-■
39” wide.
A fgyon ah*«r in new Spring pat* M
used by hatters and farriers haa Sanford title year. Wa are aura highE. scorer,
for which the was
de Bill Increased.
that maay will ba moet pleasant
wltlc.
tern*
Ilnnd wiuhtthle. ;i»i
ly surprised. Now that everyone presented with .a dduble deck of
Mrs. Cooper of Oviedo
sceraa wholly convinced that the card*.
R ondo de Lu xe
tourist' season Is ever and that was awarded a glass of mint
nobody la leaving hla home to Jelly for ecreeaolng. Mrs. TnlN
R
was
given
a
framed
"
f
a few will ba sur- ship" motto from her
^ ^
Arch Support
xrithtn tha
nrtaed that within
Um past ten
Uo
Mrs. Olenn t , McKay received a
4ay* wa havw had M persons
CELESTE
O XFORDS
a?.*—
•corlo« wgh in 10 V). percale. Fast col
take up retideoe here In San tUem1Chinese
checkers games.
ford tar tha remainder cf the ^T h o^ enjoying the party ware: ors. Exciting patterns,
3.49
t r * wide.
Tsarist l easee There are many Mrs. W. W. Warner, Mrs. J. a
Kmart, serviceable gypsy tlo nf
more who art hare for only a Huff. Mrs. M. Mtnarik. Mrs. Olenn
feak or J o t maybe tsto weeks. E, McKay. Wra. J. E. Courier.
•uppla kid and shiny patent! CushMrs. J. K. Wathsn. Mrs. Oen- Sato 20% M Ponnay’al
Ion Intolea!
, ‘an e^ w m
’
The cost of living in the entire Bighorn sheep prefer i » * * t
country was 7.5 percent higher in mountain grasses and flower* and
October, 1941. tnan in October.eat coarse fond only when grmna*
1940.
es are not rvailabtc.
‘
2 .7 9
7 .0 5
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
ESSE’S
OME
B-A-K-E-R-Y
New Individualized Prints
Hams $1.35
Baked Chicken
SALADS
19c yd.
Jr
15c and 25c
25c
evteve Britt, Mrs. E. C. Harper
e f Sanford snd Mrs. B. F. Coop
er and Mrs. M. Cooper of Ovlodo
MORE ABOUT U. li. STAMP
JACKSONVILLE.
B0NVILLE. Feb. IM. —
NOTIONS
4c and 8c PENCO FI MS—Beta BeMstaat. I M ---------- 4e
Suny Tucker Oxford*
Little Teacher Shoes
2.29
1.19
MEN'S WORK
Women's
PANTS
Hand
O e n trai Utility*.
Sanforised Shrunk)
D .M
IsJIgB
you haven't
no United
.H
day. P
fkiclrlnf
failed Ui
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bed
m «L
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u x n m ,rtotttoA
Railroad Employees
Urged To Buy Bondi
BySTANtBT
Gives Lowtfown On Draft Set Up
From Bengasi
SMB A S i&TE
THE OLD HOME TOWN
renting
M 00,000
t-
IwrtW1
railroad cm
Frankie Frisch
Will Lead Young
Pittsburgh Team
I f )— Lika piece* of a ;ig»aw put*1* fitting Into proper place, the
Jt o f t w 'the Seventh Indian
: Inflsds's eaeape from Bengasi
through enemy line* and tank by Julius a. Luhrsen, ciecutlve
formation* wa* told yesterday by secretary
of
the f association,
the American-born* English Com* •peaking bar Its -chairman, Thom
as C. Caahon, In a new pledge
’ It was’ the particular )ob o f of all-out re operation with the
the Seventh Brigade to hold the Defen*#' Saving! Bond program
Libra* pen aganl»t enemy 'at* to Secretary Morgemhes.
tasks. In order to aaaure thle,
A t the same time Mr. Uihrsen
toe Brigadier mined all approsehas f r o m the *outh and
wpet and patrolle<l the area astending south' to AgedaUa and membership is being urged to
toourirmt to Mtua.
sign up for the Payroll Savings
But' It soon was realised the Plan under- Which be agrte* to
Asia force* were greatly super- hare hi* road let-aside regular
ly a definite part o f 'hla pay for
purchase o f bonds.
ft1, fab. ' l l — (Spec-
btll^NdrtlmfirM fs are going v>
M educated l » t h e "cracker"
style o# entltag erUnges, _accord-
frJ rM ft
. A northern friend of the edi
tor*# father p a i d a vklf to
The catfltwwd gppceled to the
Florida Citrus Comeihakm, which
ri.tallied the Hgtrt to tree M and
Pill mw. F it the rbgan "Brink
8 Pier Me Orange" In Ms advertiling.
itriktag
■ssa
a ; .g c r
‘o
lc
Tm
a w b m a i.
t W
r
Comedian Joe
Lewis b Hit
In Manhattan
YO U 'R E TELLIN G ME!
through with him the number
was 51,
l O W , Fb*. 1 * - < * > (hit t
itaeng enemy took end infantry Jee E. Lewis I* a Wg. awtrwurd,
f i l e mads It Impesilble -for
the Imperials to eaeape along the
road toward Dareei Urn brigade
A nlt tammunlgat v r l t a r t
» ould make poat bridge p/ay#r*. Thar »e » eafy a/weys la-
mushy - mouthed cumedlan who
r o t m absurdtUeu out of Urn
,U
turigue
In
flat aa doubt Ia t
Hair taaa*
lottos, tu t Intitt an rtdouhling,
fee.
,
I I I
Judging by the i n r leeks e f
Manhattan
trmemfaemi Field I
Min Rommel’# threat
the Indiana who lad
idwneo Into Clrtnalea.
114 N. Park Are.
WE DELIVER
.T elep h o n e
n ta t i» reflected be the fact
that Lee Handley, who -.till reMmhlea a college sophomore, la
States who knows be much
the oldest member o f the Bueeo
W T U fta Point of service, now
.A r iy yjhrghan has depart
ed for Flatbuck Handley ha*
played fire seasons aa a Bueeo
•Inc* Judge Landis made him a
But the general further
fine 'agent end •Lee decided to
“To those who erg not In
cast hk lot with hit hero, Plo
Hraacs,
o ' mcool.
r ,* .
_ ’i *I.say
.fay taeep
Treyaor. Vaughan had completed
lyepjrutlon tor that caution ten Pirate campaigns - when he
PJcAably eanto after General Her- wue swapped to the Brooklyn
ahey had wadad through a coople CMHipt.
•f-aarirada -bf mall from frantic
Had Cox been available for
action this year, Frkch would
be
able to present an infield
fard to lea*. The ehanoea of such
would make
graybeards
wen-mcttlng ealtod' ■ »
.bout that
■mile—or wince. Frankie Oustlne
la not yet I t , while Eible Fletch
er k only 14. A lf Anderson, who
‘ |^‘r * * • * £ ’'>*» * * » deelaIona may get the Wagnerian role now
*U /t hoard that baa
jt lM t ln ha understanding at the that Vaughan is gone, reached
hla
twenty - seventh
milestone
■taclaaslflention o f U»e 21-th-I8 last week. Pete Coeearat, secsecured
from
the
age group te bring Into the armed ond-sseksr
Dodger*, la only 25, while Ulll» « . Phyaleally fit and Ity Man Stu Martin 1* 28.
In the outfield, Frisch has a
will result In hun- galaxy o f ball hawks In hla right
comparative youngsters, all Ini
thrir twenties.
Whan you dalva Into the pitchtag and eauhlng divisions you
find ouite a few who ere well
peat the 30-mark in life, yet In
moat instances a pitcher at 30,
or beyond I* more valuable than
- P™ *
«
to 44-year-0Id*. when he U on the sb-calkd sun
ny aide o f 10. iThere k Rip
Sewell, for examplo. Ripper Dipper urea shunted around In tlx or
seven minor loops and was 20
when he landed In Pittsburgh,
but the past two years he he*
been e standout performer o »
the slab. .
.......
"
Catcher At Lopes, on whose
sturdy ,houldera rests much of
the Pirate destiny, is 83, hut the
Latin maestro of the mask aly » F » tarn taken excellent care of*
himself In summer and' winter,
with .the m o lt he U always In
s^ j u p u s j m m
r**"'0
, ■wOOBOa •
s 12
The first duty of our railheads L
t» to facilitate the movement o f #
troops and material*, U B. Pear,
all, co-meieer o f the Seaboard
Airline Railroad, told the Central
Florida Traffic Club at Orlando
but week, and urged complete
cooperation between ahlppen and _
carrier* to Insure tuccetafol rul- 9
mlnatien of war fftrta.
..*?
recently pal
"younger a
pendent* a
New Slogan, ^Drink
A Florida Orange'
Package Quods
Beer & Wines
■ Cocktails
F R I D A Y . F E B R U A R Y IS , 1942
. The Brigadier ordered hi.
tores to epllt up Into three colontna and proceed to the aasembly potnt as beet they could preferably through the desert lr
BIOS
LUCIAN T
JOHNSON
To all my fricndii and
cuHlomcra . . . I am
now located at Maffelt’n Auto. Service
and will be glad to
***rve you in my new
local Ion.
Service Station
Park A
Cntamerebl
Sphinq,
TONIC/
hare to be a new law before i
Canada Agriculture {Market
PALMETTO, Feb.
r*
Hanford Arc. Just O ff (lenera,
II—
tiUUa.Vnvtted T d SR
In Oar British Council1■earn
tlon,
to hays a special faselnaespecially the big 2.0WT-
"deed" but they show what Army
alrpknea can drop aa calllag cards
to the Dominion
a large represen
WINE
• Good Drinks At
l*opnlar Price*
Thai# are |*«t * few •I Ike maey
Upreveatesh ehkb ere penlbk
ssdsr the AtC Mss IMy Faymest
Piss fer msdimtxUf eU keeaea
tsd meUeg tbssi Iris _
•hk, ep-te-date beaei.
ts pay fer tepeha sad
^
:e e a v h a l# e l
»"»»«h ly Mr-
DI NE
Barely
• Good Fodd Always
ridant.
'
Meanwhile,- the second column
H j o ' t l‘* t bearings but final- Lewi* laments U
V Ijtobed the assembly, potnL
commercials . ,
RaUruad Tank Cars
Tramport Crude Oil
YQBX. Fbk 13, tAV-The
» S iS m vx
. -t MB—
DANCE,
•
Ragle Yo„ Like
JACK’S DEW
DROP INN
PHONE T|S
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FIORTDA
■w m m
Is Favored in
Distance Race
FLORIDA STATE MARKETING
BUREAU CO-OPERATING
AMONG T H T IM M QRTAiS
4»r In lh*» month nt March. 19«l.
R A P ID C H AR LIE
irhirh
I9 U
U i«*
fHCA-
f* K M .)
Moc^ray * , u *whaa*.
Probable favorite la Extra
which Wednesday sight
I orrr the tame distant*
good lima of 314 second*.
Wight Eatriaa Fat Frida*
First Kaee— Futility
A O * ? * C L * S i-t
tug fWxAS I f t o u t
* f l x f X fA t O - l
Miss P fr s o n s lliy A llr s tU U s rtc
r .n u r r M
A n * . I W sB tlw r
I-Mlls U M i r
W r i t V irg in ia n
Pm ok r D ills
. R ah.ns's l e t
|
S econ d R » f ■ f k t s r i t y
s
t r u s i Hair D a lly D aaM sI.
Stsady X t n
Hub# m i l l
R ou sh T r a in s
f p t ir t Coo t u t u
K a lt y Ann
lA r l l n g Lou
(loin* flls s d y
A la n ia
Third R a ce— 3-16 Mila
• Las* I U I I D a * r S a a A U l
M o s t K ld
M ary a ls o
T h m tM lu
Mr.rtnwa
l « » M a ry •
M y D o r ia n C hink's tm a c s
Just Dassl#
f f
W
I
r<M 2 1 iC A O i
filC e M M tJ A S
A v rc A tc o i t a
..... fll> M ‘ |
A n p n esaacodn
Fourth Kara— Polarity
RUtfll)
| tuinre vaiovou.
L W t b M A if*
k c ie v fiA > ip
R famsro*B*r
Bc 9
/
u r r r c p fA a io ^ p
Ca
12 .
r r
at
c o o r r s j- r b w j,
m
y
Mias Pan Dsnd
N atu ra l R o ll
P r l t « 4 Moaa
Kansaa lU n c a r
Record FLsh Catch
I h Claimed A t Miami
Subsidization Of
College Athletes
Favored In Poll
MIAMT, Feb. 13.— (AT— A new
United 'Staten roaitnl record was
claimed Thursday by the HO,040 Metropolitan Miami fishing
CHICAGO. Feb. 13. (Special)—
TeaUi Rare— Fataritr
tournament committee for a 31- | Military rnmps rre the place to
Cold L a d d !.
rinmt Oal
pound, tt-aonca African pompa- ■ learn nil about fighting. Thai'*
M a r k S ir
M ilk y W a y
no raught by Gordon D. bough- |what the publie nf the united
III T o n g b
R ed Padd y
R ip T h o W a y
Slim Qrlm sa
arty ofNaahvilla, Tann.
\ States believe*, nt any rat<^ Judg
The catch was made on It * ing from the vote in the Ksqulre
thyced line o ff Tavemlar In the Sport* Poll for Marrh which teg.
Florida kayo.
Iate red 81.50 percent atmng that
> The previous record was made hnxing will be Improved by the
by Dr. L. A. Fermenter of Cor- fighters now bring devrlopcd In
liftk, N. Yu who entered an A f the war rampa. Tho high, put He
rican pompano 10 ounce* lighter
interest in th# military camp*
jlcad qu ariers O f B d P ;Ilk th# 1U40 tournament.
also was indleitcd by the high
Teams In State Given
mark nf 88.44 percent who fa
vored trained physical education
TAM PA. Feb. 13. — Spring |
men
as leaden In U & 0 . activities
M ARKET in preference
training
headquarter*
of
the FARMERS'
1
to big nemo aport
Grapefruit leagt>« duba and the •
atsn.
0 * * » on which they begin work
Hard nn the heel* of an a n of
follow: .
proanerily for collog* athletics, a
tote I o f 60.52 percent of the peo
ple balloted In favor of subsidi
sation of college athletic* In some
C lev ela n d
Well known peraonage*
— Mu llp r. T e n d r r a rr r n form.
F e a t F u ry
O ran d 81a
S m a k y T a la
Cornin' .Aleag
r»en Hotol, Lakeland, Feb. t t ;
New York Yank**# ffnwgnDM
Hotel. St. Pettnhurg, Feb. I t
awl t t .
) 8t. Lock Brawn*—fntnda Ho-
Deaton Brave*—Hotel Mayfair,
M t It* * . l i f - 0 » r
J — Lb. *c
S— Ten . Bulk. F a ir In fey.
i.| t ib S IU 4 llp r . I l . l i C klns**. C rls.
I— Dos. Dan. »* e - r t e . Du
ENbiSP f f t t M
($ W K it—C ra te s l l . t H l . 4 4
—C ta lM , t t i i - t m
MB A IIT B —C ra t ♦*. U . U -
fo n lc d b y th e a m t
n o t J u s tify th e ir
) » — Do* Dsn. l i e - 14*
r f — Bo H er. II.T 1 -U .4 *
BUTT — lion t'.O. . Comb
tea. t 11.11
t . ft a iD
leod
I to bora.
t . * e - I M i. «> i i . t a i t . r t
-4oa- Bon. l» o - 4 * *
b—p o x L’ .g. Com b. 1.14*.
kfi C orren p o n d en ta
H e ld In S in g a p o r e
NEW YORK. Krb. 13.— Whrn
A.soiintnl I'rrss t urTFspondont C.
Ynlr* Mrllnnirl mrssacnl Wnfnrsday his lrr»<* "I >m Irtiving”
Slngaporr, In- np|urcnlly h*«l
avoulr.1 pos.iblr rnrmy Intrrnmant, but 15 nthrr AP mm nre
not ns fortunate nml nrr hrlil by
A lls powrr*.
China-burn .MrDnnirl w*a tho
list American reporter in Simraporr. In nx-rnt ilnys hr has writton n srrirs of stirring dispatches
deacr^inz the Japan.',e closc-in
on the stronghold.
Ju.t how McDinirl urns leaving
or for when' was not disclosed.
Eight AP reporters are being
held bv Jr-an.
Germany nml
Italy still hold srven others.
w
Spring Grid
A t Florid
• G A IN K S V IL u f
—Thlrty-nln* mgn
—
H er. C a lif W on der.
C raioo.
n#«»
to e e « t
d i i *o. p e r c e n t
That old ball ptyraba should he
U U »\fo*. Ban. flc - 1 4 r
I—Du llpr- Hummer Type. given a new lease on Ufa by being turned lone* to dicker for new
T K I X O W — Du llp r . l i t # job* ifte r 10 yean Of faithful
IB1I1URB—P la t !4o
T A T O U I — C W T Bock*. service to one club was fa v o re d
.*y 55sn percent of the people.
i—Do*. Dan. Mr-I*e. Du At oppoalu end* o f this controv
tU
r
ersial topic wero Eraklne Cald
* » —44-M LB c ra to . ord well, autlwr of “Tobacco Road"
T . It.e e -ll.o o . I * U > C arwho voted ag* Inst making Ht-yearveterrne free agent*, and the
KonoraMa Jam** A . FarWy who
voted In favor of thd Idea.
? ?*a -3 *k .k
» < n .r
•|t|al.
rre e tt
••« la
cra te * tru oin rd top*.
• .atlalk II 11«*-aI I 3'y
<li.|
i .#
t *• dot t.fcd
I* A 'M
VIA It K I T
s T r \ l»T
• sts i. ii track l*» C ar- u trih«.l
11.111*
« V n dlV# rleel 3
K lJ t lt lllA w ide rnnue in qtial*
•1% a< .*.md rnn.il) fair «|»ial.
Mi.l fairly well hl.ipched. few
...... Iuii.iliik
| .log
fa ir
ipial
t * 1 7i s doa 3.7^ IM p....r
3 id . J 71
few
of
ir r L it t r io t R on
r %\ i»rti:aa
t h a p ie r ITt37 a t IIS J
\« • n e t * |M
uTVKN.
n » •« •: M Spencer holder o f T k t
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7»*cd ■ •»»»• in mv o f fic e anrf VlUU
mode t fp K f’ ulinn fo r a m a dead
*«* »••• •W.II..I thereon
Maid c a r t lf l. »i •• • oih f
a the fo llo w in g daa»
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to
l he
fo tin ty
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n. P. i n : i i n d o n ,
t ’ U rk C ircu it C o «M .
s#mlnr>l# County. F lo r id *
tn.i
• i«»ili .lay of January,
ron
iik m t
Pickin^ Winners
TO N IG H T’S A L L -S T A R M A T U R E
N IN T H
HACK —
.V
C .H E Y M O U N B C U 3
DAISY MINT
J\CK FROST
EXTRA SPKClAi
I.IT K Y MAR i'.
KAST FURY
CltA Sit HIS
SMOKY TATE
t'OMIN' AI.DNG
i*
on
tk#
W DRO
U :I3
a ir
over
I a n ig h t
w ith
aR
at
Ih e
" d o p e " on lh # d o g *
at
Ih #
la n d *
S a n fn rd -O rK ennel
C lu b .
NO MINORS Al.LOWED
POST TIME H: 16 P. M.
< hosier tr n r at in *
VOTK'K IH IIKlIKDr otvr.N
T b i t I*. I-. ll»fi«lr t r h o h o ld e r nf
T a x t > r « m . 'i i . N .e m i ,
th «
n i v r s . 1-4 ils> ni t u a « * t A. f>‘ . I *34, has
lb Jone* h n l.i.r o f T a x file d onnte In m y ..flli-e and has
Motor vehicle accident* sc-' • •rtlfirBle So. 1144. l«eB rd l b * lo d m a d * *|>nlir*tlnn fur » t a * d-e.l
o f Ju ly A . D.. 1*34, h i , tiled I * be I*.s e il ih o re u a r h .«i «I a o r llflcounted for onc-lhird of tho *eci-| ■lay
,o m # In m y n fflv e ^ a n d ban m ad*
in e m k rir e * lh * fn ll.iw ln g .l*adental d#Aha In 1640, while death n p ello e iio n fo r n u s d e ed lo b* rearlb
e d p r n * e ,ly In the C ou n ty o f
from falls accounted for one- 11— 11*4 I hereon. Mold c e r t if ie s !* Hemlnale, H is t- o f V 'l'rhln, lo - w ll
rm b ib e o * tho fa lla n rleg d fp e rlb *4
N H nf M K *j n f f f l ' V 0 * « .
fourth of tho death total.
iim iik d y
On Itoulc 17 (Sunforil 11i« hwny ) at I/>nKW0ori
about 10 IMilrs South of Sanford.
TURN AT RED ARROW
terp«on apsaad t
ETTA KfcSTT
of. Florida’ spving
Bv P A U L R O BINSON
THAMC6-N0N
A l i i HAVE TO
ra r, DO,« GET
ill alr-condl« lit opera-
□
HEJ2.TO r
W
SJGNir.'
Of
The •<k*es«meiit of the «altl prop*
erlk u n d e r the «:•»•! rrrtlrkala
iaw.i. ,| M
,n the name of \nnlo
lleltismk Heir*.
I'ntr*« mi.i cartiflcat# shall ha
resU-.siue-.i .....Ming I,* law, Ik#
Mi..|..(t« dr—rd.ed tLereln will fc>o
••id i.. tit., highest iii.Ider at tha
-.••i.t t... .... door on th. f|r«t Mon.
•I •> In •he moittii nf Murrh. t»«r.
• M f a s a * f c 'o e c > - in
n il
ih
p t ••»»*»» I %
'feu*.M.ate. *|.nts nf r io r t d * t o * w ll:
»*•«• i * * r t A I 3 i Vfldway
Dut#d Ihl* 3A(t| dig ..f l.vnuark
slnull contract In manufacture 1913
munition* for the government.
O. I* II l*R\|»f »N
Th.- nature ami amount cannot
Clark I'lr.'uu t'miri
Hcinlnol#
i *.....
Fiorhli
be revealed as it is a military
•acret
The contract extend* over ' ,s,;
a 10 mentis period.
fO T ic r
T h a t B «n
M rn m cK ,
\ n m i*
|>i dot.
* 3 3i-
TARPON SPULSGS. Feb. 13,
iS’y— Many member* or the strong in KAM
I l f IL 1# h i i r d i c i c .
ly pro.Aflled Greek *ponge fish
|i#pi»ly C lock
ing colony h#re are grrvely con-1
ccrncvt le»t they be Interned as t o t K R o r t m i r t r i e v ran
enemy alien* because they are
l i t
MC4EI*
PhaaiBO Ifd a f a j ||#M
classed as Italian national*.
i.
I*rputjr C lerk
.M O TU .'i:
Is
IIM IK IIY
O IV ILV ,
t | M H i't iifg IL l>rkl# holr1#t- nf
T « IV r llflc m # No. 797. Ia*44#d lh<*
M K d.n> «»f A u * ii»t A l».. I#|9, ha*
fll#dl m i i i # In my o ffic a ;tni1 ha*
iiiaila anitll#*llnu fo r a tax «l* M 10
»*# laMMird th#i#-'n
k «*l«| 4-#rtlfl#m#
#inkrai*r.'4 ih# lo llo w in n d **rrlh #4
pri>M tty In Hi# C ounly o f H#iulnol*,
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t o t 3 B lock ?« M. W . r ia r k '*
HnbdlvlRlnn.
Tk# iM # » n n » m o f ih# #nl4 prop• r l f ' It n<1# r lh# *aid r# rtlrlca t#
h a h a a a#J4 c « n i f t r t i # « h * l l h*
Im i m R w i i In ih * nun# o f Lrn- rs#j*m #*y a#rrbr«llnic tn hiw, ih#
known.
pro|b#rt> i|#«* r(l*#e| th#r« In w ill !»•
r u le * * ra 1*1 rrrtlfk ra t# sh all b* ••*14 lo Ih#
lda|i|#r ul th*
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la w . tk# *f>WTt hmiH# d*H»i •»n ih# f l r » t .Mon
(••• fa riy d r - . t ih . d ih#r#ln w ilt h# day In ih# »n»ii»7JT «»f M a i.h . |94J.
- lit lo th# hinh#«i hlild et a t ih * w h ich 1^ i l v .*•••1 d.tb nf i|#rch.
niipf hoim# dfkor on lh# flr * t Uon- I9 «l
•l.vjr In th# inonlh i.f March, 1149,
fm i#«l iM - 3*ill» tlay i»f Ibnu arv. J
whin!* I* th# t M day o f March.
194V
IIK IIS IW iV .
n * l* 4 ih l* lath ilay o f January,
Cl m il i fo u r f.
PLOIUUA GREEKS AVORBIED
I > P I I F It N DOM,
c le r k C ircu it Court,
»n ir»■ le Count y, F lo r
Hr r
1 .01 , 13 A
I I \ All \r .In #
4**»he.r»l# Broke r .1S'.•
• l.I.li
lio
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to
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k
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: .* 3 .;i few 3 «o
XX
Th # a<k*#**m«*rti of Hi.. sr |.| |.i>.p
7 i*». H earts (0 htiAh- wrapped
* r fy
u n <1 # r the* - i.| .-#riifh*si*>
ft lr ly
w ell hlanch e,f 1 73-*.•••»
few 1.33, Pascal too fe w sales l#*iia#t wan In |I»«. nan........ \\ ••
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an
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l 'n l# * « *nUI ce-riifi.
sh all he*
• \ l. ir IT" I ' l - j .lot. T i » ton
r#.l...ni#.|
T ic o i.liiiir
i«. law
|h.«
I*
«S <i| .log
|t
c.ties arrivals 71 track holtl* prupnriy d# *crih «»t llic rn u w ill h#
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to
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h
lic
h
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hi.t.l.-r
11
ih#
•••M• l?4
cou rt h0 i|A# door 011 Hu Tir-I \fon>
•lu> Irt th# m onth o f \l.ir.-h 1917
* The (5. A. Sauer Arms Com ivhl#h I* lh# 3ml .lui
f H 1 fa'ii
pany o f Euslit has receive.! a 1913.
1% hlitn.'lied
.... rlk hlapclinl Z «n.
o r i r r u r t T i o v ron
r.% tit..:ii
• M .t.r trial mt i*aa
f—C>Of. (hi. tic
l-B u
d»»F
••r*l
s o t n r.
pkreent to la rise
belief that Jaa
properly awarded
league Moot !
Awrrd over Tod
Most people ft
and large
g dUtances
eater, <0.04
i i*
1*
I »
L E G A L N O TIC E
Quillen, and Gralmm MeNam*#\Vresiling look a Uujnibo-down
decision when 65.64 porcaat voted
that the public amuoomont af-
u IJ*r. O r * to fe y . I l . l l '
I . ? .ti. i a doa
c U.|»*
I'a srn l
n C U D TC K .
o r tp p L ic A T io i r a n
T i t DEED
I ha p ie r IT U T mt IM A
\ o t ih k
is
u n iiK iiT
a iv n x .
Tha» IV'Rht - f l.-nd C om pany IroUJar
U Tax C e r tific a te N o |t«7. ladaaA
the 7th ila r o f July A. D.. B l ^
has file d same in m y o f flc o and k a «
made a p p lication fo r a tak dasMk
«•• he I t ’ u nl thereon
« a l4 ca rllfl!*
•'•its em b ra ce* the fo llo w in g d t « *
'»*»#.I pr* p e r ty in the C ounty A f
•enitpnle s i i^ o f F lo rid a , to * W it:
lo r
i
Section I t T o w n s h ip
?•» .-u*nth
It.in jc
31 F ast
t
C b ie •
I’.i'ial ord i|tinl itrern t dot
: :’a A doa. :.ik. Mt.l . tt- Hold• It I « .lot l.rst 3 Mil f.||r , ml.
M A u dfrA an c i*tcde
S ile .* is
P- I a
v o tir R
a
star
Ninth Rene— S-14 Mile
D elay M i l l
Mask P ra a t
R s t r a Hportal
L a rk y M ark
M arch.
i 'U
'-'f r*ic oa/
up
Sovoath Rare— t - l t Mile
Hlfhih Rare— fatarltjr
of
D tp ilf d a rk
H A flie
Filth Rare—5-14 Mils
r.oll P a a t
O u r Bonus
P lo a t l. H kydualarC am aa B oy
Hun V a lla y
Doh lloo ra
Hiay'a fm a g a
U iila U Jim
day
,t.| r r r i l f ir a t e .h a ll ho
,1','orilln*
ii* latr. th e
••I .'rlh .d Ih r r r ln w ill be
h i| h .«t iiiiM .r a t tho
>■ ilnor on l h . fir s t M o b - tnonlh nf M srrh. I t t l ,
inn I'M*! 'I .»v nf \farrti.
most
present
s h ip m e n t
nr
• i••in pre\|otis sales
• K I'A^HINUH ( N o l . T I I
\ND
V\ K s T > W ednesday. 9»H
l».
Voice 1711 crates
T o ta l « * ! »
Co 6 a UTo -CIS F A fg g A u .
By
f h v b a u . ftttx r *
■u
ik ii
i>.
'\ s r o i * . l -O V IR IH I
9 R C T IO N :
H ou lln * m o4#r«t#. d#m *n4 trr y
ri***»l m arket ataady. r arloada
••*.1
trn rk loada
l.n.H.
neual
• 'm i m il rarloada *rw> truck*
'••ad*
f.o.h.
»M p p ln f
point
'>«•*«! on 4 « ll* ft »< t * • !# « I##•ii tra n sportation c h r r g # * ) and
••{••ada f o h. rash ftmcH. • *•»
•r icklnoda
r««h
at
p a rk in *
..... -##.
It*'
crates
trim m ed
•••!•• H olden H eart. Indlvtd«at*
»• w ashed end preeoolad. M
• !»• - !.* *
mostijr
4
I l . t l - l 73. l dna.. J M ) .
? .H nioatly I M M . i f |* 4 a i .
» i s ».;.ia . pre«*ooiinc it # e i»r a
l*
IN I i.U ii.t i
F a irly
a«»o.l
'•m.im l. m arket steady »»n l*aa.
• il
rarloada
fo.l>. «hlpplnff
point thased on d e liv e re d « i l r *
• i l l irnnspnru .tloii r M r i c
•i
|*ti«rnl.
or m ore I'
^ No
1 iju a llly . Individu ally
o . o iio b
|a'* cra te*
trim m ed
'••i'*
J * * * l 'f
doa,
m ostly
...... ml $1.3*. top ice M ir a
many present
shipm ents a r e ir..ui prevtiHia sales, 4*111*1*.%
%. Holden, rarloa d a f o b
•••Hal terms. 11% or m ore i
■* No
i «|iiallty. Indl vld u a llr
** •- lied. ‘ » crates. ?1“ and I t r
A t lA e o e c A f d t t
e i « M r i iA r J o fo
O A t f r n id t h s i i i j f o f j y
M ay K r e n
P r s lly Holly
l u l l . H a rp rr
I-Ady Im a s *
N orm an A n d r e w a tr -n * Mas
■ U s Psuaus
T w .M lU d .a
I
2ml
O. P. irC R N P O .X .
C lark C ircu it C o tilf.
s# tn in »l* C ou nty. F lo r id a
i u. f t <4
r.ia ( C a f f
R e »l Spry
Oold l ^ s f Lad
Hulr C r a fty
J la a * flu id .
i h»
l '* :
tonight tt the pUnt
an excellent program,
race starts at 1:15
in compliance wkh 1
D elay B alia
T a k a I 'p
n ra ye a
V a ra la h
LsaU n t
f a s t S irs
r ia ld .r
D on Orlando
S i r lit R a r e — F a t a r lt *
J u «t Stand
C laar C all
■ r a l l y A n d r tw Am kroaa
" la a k a d n « f
O kam ak
Slant
Ita rk l.a a Mika
l*
|vj»t#4 thi« loth day * f January,
LOKOWOOD. Feb. 13, (
■The eighth week of r»
own*
with
fln t
Thee.
PAGE FIVE
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HERALD. SANFORD'. FLORIDA
Glee Club Events
Key Club Members Football Players Given Party And
Seminole High School Girl
Scheduled For Spring
Visit Seminolle •
Dance By Members O f g irl’s Hi-Y
Makes Confessions To
Driving Park
B7 WARREH DANIELS
. W U n i h w n fanny. Then Pal-
Editorial Staff
-------------------- M k i N
M a n k all
i»n' i ------------------- A llw T > a |H
------------ -------------- Lola O U M fll
------- ---------------M U r r a W lM ttM
------ l------ ------ -- M a m a * f l u K > M
■Irteae » r » i r
Jock H n H N
_____....._____ __ i'|irr*m
* *«■*— I* reuaty lebeet Rewe Is yefcllakr* «s*fcl|
JeamaNaa* elaaa * (
aeuslael* M>eh s*h**|.
r tfriM
hr th*
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 juty and all reaponalMlitlea which might avail to
advantage of the “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 'far. 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-mete money than any other school In thl*
inty-Hh^im oent being MOO. NOW they are out to
ich lhatr draoUof *250 for the Red Croaa. 8emlnojF
gh l l f f d l t ta roach that 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.
1We 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
talked'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 e l 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.
SeahMM^HQ^rWith it* vim, vigor and vitality, Is
idy, wiotng and hopeful of sblencss "to do Its part'!
a part ef-th* community life In Sanford. It is glad lo
Ip—f t ’fcMMB » • generosity of the merchants and oth-
-IT WILL PULL TOGETHER
FORD AND THE UNITED
Exdting Girls’ Gym
Program Is Planned
If
••
~m’____ e
(tinea!
tain- A
Iaw j
By MARGUBRITB KEYS
N ett week w* girl* ere to be
gin th# long awalud-for event,
aoecer. T o tbe glrU soccer la
tKr^
"feminine football." We havaan
opportunity to get out on the
field and kkk and run to ocr
heart’* content
fa r three gym day* wa’r* to
play outside soccer and then
for
scooter
bockey.
CHAR- Indoors
BYLVIA Bcooler hockey U soccer played
While sitting on a "kiddy car.”
to Jingle •0 to spank. The contraption I*
M *
a small aoat with four wheel*
ir -S
i.
.Urn. floor,
By MIRIAM SPWR
The American Red Cross cam
paign ft 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 CH ARU E 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
OVIEDO
H ilL 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 thla 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 taknglvh P in t Aid
course under the direction of
MU* Ella Bell Jonea. Wp feel Sally Staff Works
that we are aiding oureetraa
W H O ’S W H O
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 n e lt . 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 at 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 o f sports, Hla "pet Ilka"
Picture O f President
Roosevelt Is Won
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 fo r
the
good o f ereryon*.
The
picture
e f President
Hard For 2 Months
SathnelL* Reports front Clifton Hamit,
• Junior of Oviedo High who rer
t
V o w to e w
the 1it*
Hole High In only four year*.
Who la b*T Why, non* ether
than B ILLY BRUMLEY.
'k ^
if e m
Thirteen Oviedo FuWre Farm
er* attended * th* Temp* fair
last Saturday. Three af the bojre
•TAKE A CHANCE"
W ASHINGTON. Keb. M-C/T)
—Senator Tydlngs (D., Md.) pronosed In the Senate Yesterday
that th* United State* "ta k e , a
chance” en tending a heavily es
corted convoy o f 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
W ASHINGTON, 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 N E W S
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* and 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 link. Harry Halt Jack
Drary
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 o f 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 thit "Bone’’ Fleming the election of honorary captain
treated ua to a Blnr Crosby ver- of th* team for the year. BUI
lion of "Jim." "Rabbit" Daniel* Branan 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 at 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.
___
S .H .8 . Red Cross
Drive Is Underway
“
By PATTY BODGE
At Ua Founder's Day Program
Tawdry evening, the P. T. A. will
Comedy Concerning
D raft la Planned
Br JEAN WM1GMAM
and ANOKLA MKIBCH
A meeting ef th* Oviedo Fu
In Tha Army Kew^ie net
ll: re Farmera was called to order • " I’m
war play aa the title eugby Praaldrnt Pale Heat at ||00 rests, bat a hilarious temaiy
that la built around a typical
American family and th* predteamenta that aria* vnea tha aideet ion k drafted.
This play, given by tbe Jualee
C o o p g r*
Key Clab Entertains
Sanford KIwanians
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 19U
1. "Pep Goea the Weasel’
Mr*. Ruaetl’a ream,
t. "Hungarian Dan**”
"Step Together"
Bro*k’i> room.
I. * Pretty
— Mr*,
Nix'* room.
W * are all
that Mrs.
_____ — _____ __ Mrs. Kliaaheth Sharon la auUtltuUng for
her.
Mr*. Arrington gave a talk en
Taeaday morning a eheoei about
tha Ufa of Abraham Uneetn.
OIL RIGHT
O IL
RIGHT
And that'* right 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
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14.1942
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Second Test Of New Air Raid
Siren Will Be More Complete
a
His W a r Cabinet
Seeks More Co-oper
ation From Armed
Forces, Avoidance
3 <Of More Failures
Rotary O fficial
Press Attacks
Prime Minister
'Criticism Is Result
O f Succiessful Run
By Nazi Warships
0 I,O ND O N7"Fcb? Id.— m
Fairfax T. Haaklna, illatrlct
governor af the Rotary Inttrnatlonal, who will visit the San.'ord
club at It* weekly testing Mon
day.
<
Wickard S t a t e s
Farm Machinery
Shortage Of Nitrogen
Will Affect Some
Crop
Fertittaifi
■ Tha Nqw» ChronWa aakft ,
V
'Public intareat in local polltlca
h y reached a new low.
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 "o ff* election
■ar. only a few offlcaa Will be
lad In the coming elections,
at there are firs members of
• vCmmty ComaMastap to be
Americnn Troops Occupy Curacao-Aruba Islands
by Urn DamaaratS Committee; It
la ctutamory for Uve announce
ments of exndldatoa to precede
actual
quilifrlng
by
several
week*.
Tha Fifth District's present represenUUta he OoM r ew Is “ Little
Joe” Hendricks af DeLand who
w «V « lost oar grip eg realities?"
ar — r e t ---------t . - i r f _ . ‘Iaa W
present
Boon!
____ e _ _________
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
Yugoslavia Guerril
Get Reinforcements
NEW
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Fhb. 14, o p y -
139.
Nipponese L riv e T o
ward Burma Road
As Chinese Reiniorcements A rriv e
A rtillery Duels
Occur On Baton
Dutch Slaughter In
vading
Parachute
Troops Hy Dozens
h A N G IM I N .
"W e 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 refiltration 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
H a ra s.
11. l4V — \n irm y
Feb.
communi
que. f «# r ir d tm lvv i k » i a f lv r
d iV 4 mi k e - v y
flg h tin f
in I h f I ja n i r r a action ka<
■laekrnrd along the whole
KfM llurmj front— pparfMtU indiratin* the rollap*# nf a
"ffor I major Japanr^ itt#mpl tn rrack thr Salween
River Uni*.
ill*
I> ««r lo lf4
Tin- Mt-ltxiiirnt' rniliit rc>
’torletl n numlx-r o f Jupan•hu tvnr.-hlpanti
supply
-TSitelw tvt-ro hI i ’ Ii I ix I o f f Ih^
Now llriltiin I.-lantU ttxluy.
\ Ihrust is Itoliovt-tl uitnotl
at Capc^ Y o rk tut tin* A u s
tralian mainland.
Tin*
Nippono-ironowotl
hoir tlrivo low artl tin* llttrna Bond Hltarking in the I'aan
A street sesne in the business section nf
Nrthei lands Government who asked our pro
irea. north of
Matalian, u»
Willenstad, capital of Cnracuo, which a accord
tection for their rich nil fields ut Curacao and
thou-and- nf Chinese reinforce
ing to an nnnounrenii-nl .by (he U. S. State De
Aruha uguinsl a posritdc grab by the A x il
ment- poured In lo Iml-ter Its
partment, h as li e v a occupied liy AinerWan
Powers. Curacao anti Aruba are islands in the
defense.
Japanese parachute t r o o p s
troops. This action wn» liy rtqi rst of \he
III tch We-1 Indira off the roast of Venriurlo.
were droppeii In a larre -calc
attack on Prlrnihnng, the vital
duinnlrn nil renter Indue. ThrleapeiwUwBtha»la».aetaad'feca.
Duteh said they asu ViUthv thh'.
air-twrna enemy bv thu iloxen*.
! The [lriti-h illsclo»cd Intnerlal
rcinfarrcmenls , had landed at
fava.
In Wushlnwtnn. heavy artillery
I h i \ » « a r l a l H |*rr*wl
dueling nn the Baton iieninsut-i
llstllr-grinted British
lH-risl defender- of Pinga|xire -till in the Phillpninr- and the rcheld the city anil both of ita big •uiuption af Ihc Jn|uuu«c siege
fre-h water re-ervoirs tonight un firing on Corrcgidor fortlfi-ader inerss-nt Jopane-e -helling •inns were reported by the War
,By Priorities M ay « _ * •
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nml Iminbing, grimly staving off Department.
8 e cure Materials s a t is fa c t o r y
On the Balnn lighting front
hold driven attacks from two dithe Department -aid the enemy
reel intis.
Uetsirt* from State lahorator-1 ■te|Miil» from Butavil, where
rntrcnehlng in -nine -ertlon*.
A mollified production requirewuuiidnl trimp- from lTId- might meun the Japan.-ments plan has been received by If* on 3d' sample* of water ln j,„ „ „ . „ f
I Sii>iM|"ti- have arrived, si-td that are -rilling down In a long -lege
Seminole ('runty Chamber of Seminulv County, sent in hy
fn-i tiinu in the fight Itrili-h I «.f General Dougin- Mar Arthur’ «
Commerce designed to aid smrll M. linger-, county -unitary »-n*
forcae,” bat employers should buslnrss manufacturers, Kdwanl »ln.-i-r. di-elosnl the -rnerul cun- ignk- have gone ntn action, help- valiant defender*, dr-pit* lh.not discharge workers becau'e of I logins, seerrtary. revelled today. ilition of water stippile- wa- snt-.lng eh.-ek tin- Japanese on-1 lurgr nnmetieal - » |K*iinrily of
th- invaders.
their daaaiflcalions by the Selcr• Anyone Interesteil in securing ma i-fneturv, Mrs. linger- di-clnsnl -taught.
live Service Boayd. It la possi terial under this nroaram may n|>* tixlay. A rheek wa- -aiil tu have! ,\ Siiig.i,mre L.nain* -t deeluml: I Infantry sklrnti-he- were ile*“ oggre—ive."
ble a prospective selectee may Iw ply to the local Chamber of Com* •hvii made of public water ays-] "llur troop- eounter-attaeknl u t|frii„,|
rejected when be receives his merer, and the mrtlrr will b» tak tern s in the county for the pur-j one pointt nt least and es|jtlishe.l| T)le Japanese have been iibllge.1
lie
- new
..... b’>e|to take few pree'utlnns ngain-t
last physical t lamination, Mr. en up with the Sntill Business nosei* of drnwing un plan- fo r i: n
It nddnl defense gun- blasted |u„ u,
i,» the defender-* little
Sattlon of the War Production their proiectinn should an enterCarter explained.
ceney arise.
[the rnu.ewnv scross the Strait » f vuorillu ulr foree. whrrru* the
“ You art expected aa a ritlsen Board at Washington,
The
samples
w
e
r
e
taken
J°b‘'re.
indleatlnc
the
Jipane«e
Americans
and Filipinna must b**
an ! The plan as received fron, the
of thia free Nation, and aa an
made filled-ln brearbrs in rontinnnuslv on the alert against
head-! chamber of Commerce o f the throughout the county during the
employer, to aaalat this headka .* • ff.la~.-A
(
pa«l 30 days from (with public , '
o'ik between
between
Singapore |enemy bomlsrrs. rnd quick In take
United 8trtrs
follows:
nuartera
In maintaining 4that
deter-1 I*l‘*
“ "d the mainland.
j rover in foxholes and rninouflngrii
dalicato balance which la neces1. Any manufacturer whose an and private system- tn
The Jap. chimed the rapture |-heller*,
nual Volume was lets than 4100,- ntinr the quality nf the wal*-Eor two days there have tM'un
04* In 1011 whether or not hr U Mr. lingers stated. Beroev D. nf the (130.000,000 Seletar naval,
has.- rnd the sinking of two 10.- nn reports from the duel Irtwren
enraged In war production may
000-Inn transports.
, the hlg guns' of the Cnrregidnr
maka application for priorities as
( ivilians, i.wrcheil on high vun- fortifications and J ipane-e -itgo
sistance.
tuge
point-,
watrhnl
shells
crash
|nuns on the south -hole of Manila
t. . Consideration will be given
Two Extra Days
Inin Ji palirsr positions with drld b»y.
to ia ) the Importance of the proObservers atill viewed the lull,
Oviedo. Longwood and jy
>r srruracy,
sccurecy. then joined
Joined In dent
demOn Book Campaign duet t o . the war program nr the Mary.
on-lrations In
in the atreele.
streets, it wus
was huwever, as a calm before a storm,
national welfare; rnd ( I ) the fact Cass. llirrry. and the rats of onalratloi.s
•him iimtion needed to protect the " * **">• AHtameh Ihelr position raralllng Mr. MacArthur’s advice
Semlnala County realdenU bare that tha release of a small quinof two days ago that "movements
was discussed.
**■
» “ • * * • • »»•
'dauated 1400 volumes which haw tltv af scarce materiala may help system,
«if win
it a^j a
u
‘I®** ■v»a
ilffenderi still elunr of hostile reinforermgnls indicate
been ala sad hi tha “ Victory Book" eiaJataln employment or free
T. W. Miller, district sanitary Hoggedlv to the eastern third of, e-.-Jy resumption of an attack in
bio materials now tied op. offlrer pahl a routine visit here ,q|nK, |Mirr ulsnd. under ceaseless’
wnejOoq,'
K.D. Breemlee.
The apnllc-nt must fill out recently and dlecuased with Mr. r.eaiilt* .bv Japanese Infantry, force ag-lnst our positions."
publicity chairman of the BemU
Meanwhile tha Japanese launch
noie County Defense Connell, _ .-..a (P I)-IV X ) on which prlor- Rogers the sanitary problems In tanks, uirplanes and artillery,
ed new. heavy attacks In the Fnan
st i ted thia seeming, adding that itlaa aaelsUnre will be requested the county. Information on any
Crucisl
hittlrs
raged
around
tbe
( rei of the Salween Kivrr line
l l t l l l w i WH he placed In front for tha purchase of sca m mo. question
eoncamlag
sanitation village of Ana Mo Kle, three miles snd the tone of a British commu
of, Mania's Palat Btora .location teriala aa specified by the Wsr can be obtained at tha office of frr.m the northern outskirts of nique Indicated they might be
on two extra days, Sunday and Production Board (Mrterlala 1.1st the Health Unit by any Seminole I Singapore city, end In the Paair maklnv major advances.
Two
Ns. IE
Monday, to receive hooka.
4. Forms and complete Instruc County resident, Mr. Rogers add-. I’anjunr cuaetal area about Ibe mountain ranges, however, still
Mrs. Brows We Hated Um fields
ed.
same
distance
lo
the
west,
the
confront them before they ran
of wrHinsr wkWh unen In armed tions can ha secured from the
British command renounced in a memro the R* ngoon-Lashlo rail
fareas wlB anloy reeding during fmall Business Section o f the
bro-ilco-l
communique.
way over which American mili
their free hours: adventure, mys Production Requirements Branch,
The battered city waa under tary supplies are moving lo
tery, detect hr*, humor, technical, W ar Production Board. W»ahln»* A frican Fightin;
Intensive hombardment by enemy China’s Burma Road.
htogsuphf, phlaaopky. aanstroctivr ton, D. C„ or from tha branch
suns ami big fleets of blgb-flvlng
Said To* Be i
Ir. India, Chinese Generalise!oOfco of the War Production
Jananrse
nlanes. the communique mo Chlana Krl-shek wis complet
loci led nearest , to the ipf 5 2 r * r 'J H s ± '2 i w i
said, miking rleer It still was ing hie conversations with native
firmly In British bends.
leaders and apparently had mad*
_ „ authority Is granted to
The battle line appeared to run heodwxy In hi* effort to swln* tha
ut« priority r ’ tlnpa, tha assist*
northward from Paair Panjang up m-sses of tha Indian people Into
snra 1st -reared simply hv tha
thrnnah the reservoir ana In the the all-out war effort of the
Ndanenunt on the manufacturmiddle of the lalind and on to the united nation*.
Chungking reet*a purchase ardor af a reqalrsd
ins R eveaU iingspm e Calenders S till.,
'fbduction Plan
Cling To Third Of Island
For Business Men;
Gompanics
^Haya wa not been hypnotlaed
Wilson Is Named
dHead of Section
of Farm Division
1
Last Day For Candi* Men Take Advrotattt
j dates To Qualify
Of Opening HourOnly 35 Days Aw ay
faar will be
h the -second
i three week*
Later. Tho last day he qualify a>
a candidate ia M *h T l, which is
/UuttUn a taif that jrtt confront-
m L
U .
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
In f 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 beInf 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 souad."
"However, we haven’t (Iren ap
cent tcatinf of the airrn, which
on 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.”
‘
NUMBER
Jap Convoy Is Said Heading
for Australia A s Philippine
Invaders Settle For Siege
P u b l i c Interest 150 Register O n1
In Local Politics First Morning Of
Peaches New Low New Registration
— T h e reorganlxatlnn of
Prime Minister Wl 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
A marksn Invsstlgsllon after the
'Peart Harbor tnclder*. into the
responsibility f o r allowing the
h u g e Naal shin. Seharuhorst.
Rneiarnan and Print Enven to
sllr> 'past the British defences
rnd gain safatv at Helgoland,
these sources said.
LONDON. Feb. 14^-The full
forv of a bitter editorial barrage
nialnat tha government fall fee
V
Member Atwoclalrd Prca*
— *& --•
iskins WUl
Rotary Meet
Affected Water Systems Is
rltlea
assistance.
If
U for the calendar qusr“Lid"
Be Toi
Mar. 31. although *Pran be m*de now for
O
ff
Rubber
Crli
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
May
force*!! the British commander,
LlenirOtn. A. K. Parcival, report*
ed hy radio.
rtriher altuaoan
% & & <&
cured today.
p s s g fm
W a rn
.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY,
m over D Futurity distune*.
t Fury Will
Cincinnati Will
3 Requirements Are Told For
Overnight Entries Far Wednesday
i Against Gay
First Bsf ■ Futurity
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•; N B M r In tha aprrdy tint* of 29J
;■ ascond last tlm* oat, will attempt
to Blair* It two In a row or* r a
b feature rae* field tonight at tho
\V gaufacd-Orla ivfb K«nn*f Club,
fir
Th* Moor* brothgr* *ntry will
'. to tord-pmagd to d tfrat such
to « * •* Myrt’a Pyid*, Gag Kop,
. Grand 81a, Extra Special and oth,
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JACK’S DEW
i DROP INN
Georgia Cagers Win
Again From Florida
ATIIENH. Oa., Feb. I I — OF)
— Th* University of Georgia
mad* a clean sweep of It* bas
ketball aerie* with Florida by
winning tonight’s gam*, 39 to 27.
Th* Bulldogs won last night’s
affair by ons point.
Th* Gatork1 w*r* behind only
16 to 11 i t th* half, but Georgia
turned on the heat In the sec
ond half, Roland leading the
way with 21 points.
on* were punched unexpectedly
In an unomtected hay window.
That le, Ernie** vocal *ffort was
confined to a
non-committal
"ugh."
Not that h*’* a tongue-tUd
Timothy. II* Just doe.n’t Iwlirv*
In wasting conversation and this
trait ha* mor* than a little to
do with .hi* popularity, Ho
wouldn’t alibi for a quick retreat
if he aat on a be*.
If an explanation I* Indicated,
ha’ll let Ms frl*nd* do the talk
ing for him. Hoeh waa the rate
when he was th* famou* alecper
In th* Red lineup In tha 10.1(1
orld aerie* as the Yank* paradI b y ' him at the plate.
Ernie wa* Injured In a collis
ion with Charley Keller, yet h*
never opened hit. mouth to alibi.
II* took an unmerciful ribbing,
and th* way h* took It earned
everyone’* mpect. They’d *t|ll be
talking about that Inrldent If
Mickey Owen’* muff list Fall
hadn’t provldad fresh material.
Why la It the catcher, seem to
be th* goat*, anyway!
X
FARMERS’ MARKET
NOTICE!
; Wa sincerely regret that, because of tho tiro
shortage and Increasing prices, we arc forced
to announce that there will be . . ;
NO MORE FREE DELIVERIES!
n s ^ n n r n *. a*
SANFORD
STATtt FAItRKRB*
MARKET
MltrRI.I.ANROt'S F B I’IT AND
VROHTABLH R StFORT
ml sate* a * . I * !>■*! A.M.
Fek. II, I MX
rknwe* AS
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All of us had hoped that someway could he
found to continue giving our customers thla
little extra service. However, there aeems tn
be no way around it and “ for the duration"
at least there will be a charge of 15c for de
liveries of any able package goods.
i ARCADE
tOKAGE STORE
* C& C
JQUOR STORE
BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
HARRY’S
LIQUOR STORE
K d/r&l i f e f e jv //• *■»
NICK’S
LCKAGE STORE
THE
TAVERN
OltAITJFItlttT— Rns
Il l*
No. I 11.15
U.S.
Comb.
U rTTt’r U — Icebtrg. Cr». tr*d I*
It no-4t.II. 4. |l.11-11.71
ON IONS— Dot. Dun. >»r-IM
ORA Nil K44—tin* ITS. Comb. |I.IS.
will b* provtttod to rtglgtor men
who cannot appear at a ddblg.
nated rfgtstration place toemua*
of I1!m ** or other Incapacity. It
ts Incumbent upon th*** men to
adviso a registrar la their local
board area of their Inability to
appear at a registration place.
(d) Every man lubjaet to reg
istration who Is an Inmate of an
asylum, jail, penitentiary, re
formatory, or similar Institution,
during this third registration
period. 1* required to register on
the day h* Wav** th* Institution.
(3) Registrants must answer
*11 questions aiked by tho reg
istrar for notation on tho rtgls.
dralkm card. It la Important that
the registrant describe hi* place
of rcfcidcnco In detail aa wall aa
giv* full particular* a* to the
iddrr** at which he will bo euro
to receive mall or other commun
ication*.
DeLand! Topples
. Celery Feds In
Slow Tat, 18-16
Poor ball handling and In■ bility to hit th* ba*k*t resulted
In a .low care conUat at Ca
lami last night a* th* Celery
Fed. and Rulldog* struggled to
. 1 tn 4 halftime acor*. with the
Roland five finally putting out
on top by I t to It.
Guard Bill Branan lad th* low
•coring Feds, who hav* laat six of
11 games mainly aa Urn m o lt of
a poor court rsmo and lack of
strong substitutes., finnan rack
ed up ilg points followed by
Center Billy Fleming with flv*.
Smith and Bator lad th* Bull
dogs with alx each.
Th* Fed* managed to split the
double bill when the B squad out•coring the varsity, licked Uie
hoard and to ensure that ho wlU R« IAnd B, 19 to 19. Sanford’*
be Included among Its registrants next contest' Is with th* ftot
moving Daytona Beach quintet
it Daytona next Tuesday.
Nm. | 11.11
P A n a iJ ir — Dn*. Run. H e
PKAR—llu llp r. o r * to fey. I7.M-
11.7*
PRPI-EIU*— nu llpr. Calif. Worut.r.
li. 7 i- n . is
POTATO RJA_H.,I
niiM,
Crated
It .IA - lt.tL C W T H » * . fl.SS-
goad, panlfWlarlg oa large
a ad addroaa aa partlratarly aa
ala**, aaarkat sladdy, rurlaada
la k a a «a after d l i p n i ararrk
* ad truckload. U k
usual
and Inquiry, la Rural Roula
l*nM a ad carlo* da a ad truck,
Ho. I, Mount oil vv,% North
iaada f«vk. saipplag palat
Carolina:
tkaaad aa dallvarad aaiaa lass
Tan ar* k.rtby aollllfd that a
all tranapartatioa thargaa) aad tail far dlrorra haa hrra Iliad
carload* Lab. e.ak trsak. aad aaalaat yoa In tha abqw all lad
traek iaada each ai pack lag
kaaaaai I T arutaa trimmad
taps. Holdan Heart. Individually
waakod a a * peacaalad. fair la
good auallty, kluaca Improv
ing. 1-4 dec. IL IS-IM . aioally
around ItH . • do*., ILtt.LH.
• dog. |M i-t.ak I* dag. I 1.H.
t.M, pvacoollag l*o extra.
1£ » ANUELKB: Domdad fair,
.Ughtly weaker Undaaey oa
PasraL rarjoada t«.b . aklpplag
point (kaaod an dallvarad aaiaa
I*** all traaaparutloa chare**)
raaeal, 11% *f move U. A No.
1 quality, ladlvtdaafly waahad.
I*"* crates, trlmaiad taps 114.
»H *og. It.ld-t.la, l l ”, i h -IH
dog, 17.41-1.II tub cratva. Ilit da*, mpetly araaad l.ll.
lop lea aatrg CHULA VIXTA,
fairly good damaadi aaarkat
steady aa Oaldaa HaarL carloads f.n.b. usual lirtna, Ooldrn
Henri. It rrutag tr * msully
I.IH das-, M% or more V. H.
No.
I. quality. Individually
walked, mostly |L7».
TRUCK PABBINOd t NORTH AND
WEST): Batardar. Fekftary 7.
Tula* t i l l , Tbtal 4IIL d.nd.y,
F*k. (. Tala* l i l t . Taut ill*.
Monday, Fabmary t, Tula* 111.
TOTAL 179.
SERVICE
NB W
YORK:
M ARK ET
SITUATION WANTED
COOK. KracBtlaa M r
at yoeekUa’a Ore,
P ack ag e Goods
Beer & W ines
Cocktails
DULL
114 if. Park A y*.
WE DELIVER
Telephone 9106*
THE THRILL
l.ak* Superior la th* world’*
grrateA body o f fm h water.
11.5*
nADISIIRB—Dn*. nan. tle-l*e
1SAFELY and—
N P IN A C fl— Ru llp r. Summer Type,
7IC-II.S*
aquAxii
t e u x iw
—ru u pr. yi.s*.
to
of Picking Winners
ll.lt- ll.7 S
TANO KRINRB—O ral**, l l . t f
T U R N IP *— Do*, nun. U * - i l * . Ru
Hpr. SS*
TO M A TO R B -4 M .il 7.0 0 * 1 * . nvd
I * fey. I L t l - i l . l L is LB Car
le * i i . i t
W ATKKCHKjtB— Do*. I t *
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TONIGHTS ALIi-STAR FEATURE
NINTH RACE — 5-16 Mile
O PT OF F T A T H FOOD COT*
A Leader among
Laxatives.
R*m*m- only
to functional causes find
CARDUI helps In tw* Important
ways: It may help nllevn such
periodic diitroas whM tatou by
direction* starting 8 day* before
"th# tlm*." Or tston aa a tomic,
It thouId stimulate appetite, Im-
tor that n«xt Urn* th* nini ot
a laxative ha* you logy, uneomforUblot Yss, If* on* ot tha
h a s t **lllng laxatives in the
South. I t contain* a tontolaxaton* laxy lnta*UMl muacios.
. . . . . . ______
It, sasy to take, usually acts
gently, tharoeghly by simple dl- build new strength nad thus re-
(K ’. t t S f e r s t s
There’s no “once over lightly" about the Job we do
when we wash your ear. FrOm headlights to tail
light and from top to bottom It will shin# like a new
car when a Scott’s Service Station attends*! gets
through. Bring it In today I
COTT’S CERVICE
TANDARD VTATION
S
CORNER THIRD 8T. A P A IS AVENUE
ERIC
DAI8Y MINT
FA8T FURY
LUCKY MARK
GRAND SIS
EXTRA SPECIAL
GAY KOP
M YRTS PRIDE
I* am tto air e m
WDBO
• tU
tonight at
with a l tto
•‘dopa" on th* dog*
it
tto Sanford-Or
lando Kennel Club.
POST TIM E l i l l F. N.
On Bout* 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood
about 10 Mike South of Sanford.
TURN AT RED ARROW
D*m»nd
BLACK-DRAUOHTI
rectiOM.
By P A U L ROBINSON
TOMMY/ I’MHBQff.'-N THR
CfTY-AWOIN OOM0 ON TW*
ssaagMK;
GREYHOUND CU9
NO MINORS ALLOWED
ETTAKETT
lassiHed Advertisements
Thin la crisp, nippy
weather, and It oalhi
for a drink' (o warm
you!
car* arrived II. Cars on track
17. Cara aalaaded 1* Florida.
I Calif. Dy track T Florid.
FLORIDA l-l dog LSI-Lit
mn.lty l i t . * dog LM-I.1l
mostly L ll-L l*. • dog I T»1*4 mnotljr M» LU. X X * 1.71*■ •*. Fnaoal 1-4 dog I I I . I
dog U 4
c a l if at-, i-a dog t.ia.g ii,
iiM-ai t r 4 i m - i dog s.n-i.a*
CHICAGO: MARKET ABOUT
KTKADr. Car* dlvsrtod 4. Cara
oa truck It. . Cars arrived' t
Florida. | CAM/. Florida wMa Good Gulf Service Station
rang* la asalllF and aondlilon,
aosilr fair aaallty aad fnlrlF Sanford Are. af 15th St.
wall blanrlWd. r*ry raw gaad
■ qaalllr. • do*, f i g I t* basl
moally L tt-4.**. I dag L it,
L it mostly LM poorly blanch*
cd Ll*. f t dag IA I-I.7I few
aood qaallty L t * - l t l . XX’a
u n i t raw L it poorly blaachcd L**, If*ayt«, l i bask* wrap*
P»d wall M*a*k*d IJI-I.H
moally 4.11 paoc to fairly wall
blaa*k*d 'LTI-I.M, P ural loo
few sals* t* qaal*
CAUF. i r M U ' d*g gcaarally fair quality i l l , Pg.**| law
aaiaa *paatal Crta. t.td o g l.ll,
IH-IU *>v falr.w n L LIL It
eltlca arvif|li IL track kaldlag* 111 .
' Have a Shining dean Carl
BLACK-DRAUOHTI
•*M Coari an* Ik* alt trial (Wat
Iharaof.
at
Banfor*
B*ralaol*
County, Florida, tkl* I I day of
January. A. D. I t ! * _
O l j t HERNDON
t l t r F Clnult Court
U r : A. M. wanKM. D C .
(MCALI
1-LltVIK. p. HWANN
Allornvy tor l l a l t l l U
A RTH UR OOLTRKM. PDIattir.
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WINE
My Caik
1 Okamah
Itlam
« Rail# llarpar
Rad Paddy
7 Doabla
Hllm ftrlmaa
I May Kaan
Srrtnlh Rata— 5-15 Mil*
I Muir Crafty
i Hold l^ a f la d
I Haul 'Jfpry
• Cl.ar Call
I (lana fluid*
7 Mlaa Pan Handy
t Smoky Tat*
t Curat,
Eighth Raro— Futurity
I Cumao liny
f III Tough
5 Maakad Had
( loirky Itaada
I Jual Aland
7 Pa at f i r .
4 Joyful Morn
S Crafty Andraw
Ninth Hat*— 1-1* Mil*
I Eric
i I Ira nd Mia
1 Unlay Mini
I Eitra Hparlal
I Fa at Fury
7 llay Kop
t Lucky Marti
I Mrrt'a ITIda
Trnth Kara— 5-It Mil*
I Taka I’p
I Col Ion IIIn
I trail- M l*
f U A
Ruaa
1 Ho tinring nan 7 Plagharn
4 Jua| Raaal*
I Trlckla Inn
El«Ytntli IU t# — A - l l MIU
■m a lh lfU liar#)
r Sun ValUy
ft I U i » r * |lon»y
t Jack KTo«|
• Oold#n Allr*
5 Kiinua Il«n*er7 Smoky I>ay
4 IM#k Mini
• Hiay'a linas*
• n r pod ditorck
NEW YORK, F*b. 11 .-(W id e
Wbrtd)
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World) — “Em ‘it -Lombardi
b**n traded to tbo Boa ton Brarea,
and the good p*opto of Clneln.
nati a r* going to mli* old Gloo
Not only th* fan* will ml**
him. Th* Ited pitching staff,
which w o n two championship*
■ nd last year lifted an otherwise
Fourth R if*— Futurity
second-division ball club to third
I Norman Andrews Court d a rk
pl»c«. will mlaa him. When a club
I K a ily * fa .k
« Hip Th* Way
has pitching Ilka that you know
I Vary Ola*
I Twaadladao
I Ftaldar
• Doubtful Jahn tho ehockerk haven't been chuck,
Firth ac*— 5-19 Mil*
ing a t a barn door.
I
Daily
Halt*
I latfe lllfhar
Victoria Reign 63 Yean I Munny lata*
Which may not b* such a good
| Rob Moora
Stomach Uker Pains? t (Irayea
7 llourbon Boy * comparison, at that, a* Ernie Is
•bout th# sit* of a ham door,
I Mlaa Raufn*
I Virnlah
and’* beloved Queen could
(tilth Rata— Futurity
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Established In 1908
D A IL Y
l
Airships Support
Invaders Advance
Defenders Hold Line
Between 2 Bases
Located Qn Island
A u t h o r l U ^ v e advices
from MsnlU today reported
Japanese efforts to win the
friendship of the Filipinos
are failing ’ 'lAlserably in
face of the widespread1hun
ger and their mistreatment
of the people.
poaalMy
War Shipping Ad
ministration, created by Proaldynt Roosevelt, will have ea its
admlnUtrator Hear Admiral S.
Land. He will have final atIhority * over the operation and
20 asfe.Of our v*»t growing AmarleaB merchant marina, which now
about 1.000,000 gross tana.
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E l L ou l Polio Fund
K S i.^ 5
T o t a l s $651.68
SSHST**
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F.o r
Contribution
\ n»t Inrom* of |A61/A was
made by tba S em itic 'Cduntv
Committee far-th* Celrbralion- of
the president’s Birthday fni*' the
VationM Fonndatlnn for InfanHI* Paralysis, Chairman -Ned
Vmlth resorted today. The gross
Income amounted to t7H2it>. white
ospondiluros totaled 1130.03.
Sc bnoI eontributlona of 113.1.03
end 871.50 reealved from the peopie of Slavir helped »cl*a the
total, o f which the tersest Item
was th* proceed* r f the Presi
dent's Birthday Ball. 8211.00. Tha
Urgent exneivjr was for the us"
of the orcheitru end amounted
to fM .* Second vr»s* lh« Federal
tee on dance ticket*. 117.10.
SominoU High School won •
lore* olrtnr# e f President Rroaevclt for the highest per eaplto
--ntrlhutlon among the achcnU.
The picture was presented to the
school yesterday by Mr. 8mlth.
Mr. Smith end the committee
repressed lhash* end appreciation
to the fallowing: the management
n
*nd personnel « f the £*nford-Orrioeod la Army
Undn
Krnoel Club for the Mcrth
19* which .aJdl
« ' Dime* m a t.B a ri Kipp end the
Im p s bad
r.raaimrr School children for their
specially built
T ig Day activities; all school*
oh tba west e a e * e f Baton pa- far their pertlefpelion In the pieabm to where the dsfwdar* ora turr contest end far contributions;
the Vocational School students far
.... .................
aacrslrrial work; Charles Morri
son fa r hla halp with tha minstrel
shew and far tkkats, programs
and'window nnfa donated: Allan
Ittawart for the proeaada donatad
from the golf tournament; sod
the comiagnlty o f Stoela ,for the
. ICoatloaad Om r u e TSrv.l
~ •
to raturn
to tkalr farms and ratuaia work
on auger sad other cto p d J B H
D a Japan*** / claimed
tha
catiymta occupationef
Macaaaer tha capital at tha Dutch
Cal*boa Island, sad tha occupa
tion thro* day* ago of Gaamata
s o If n r Britain ItUiul. Tbo
Dutch roportad ooMlaaod roiiaagainat tba Invader* in
varietu parts of tba Best India*
aad despsnat* d.fenatv* fighting
nar Ifecasser aad tbs port of
BondUfnnailn on tbs southeast
ern Borneo coeat.' ■•
United Btatee Army
oqilpmaat with Genera)
MaeArthur
himself shipped to
Japan 'to
eM the Jape es tba m u lt of the
dlaeatruss earthquake e f 19X3 la
S*w belay uaad against him by
Jkp troops poised far a knock-
S S -S S *!?«
t
"I p W |< allegiance to (he Flag at
Ihe United S ta ir* of Am erica, and to tho
Republic for which It "land", one Nation,
indivisible, with liberty and Justice for all."
Member Associated I'res-
SchcolH Will Be Used
A s headquarters,
Third Registration
Nazis Rcpulue Siege
Line And Donets
• Attacks By Reds
This photograph, released by ;ho British Ministry if Infauna
tion. Illustrate* the cml of i .fapunr-e pilot who nrniiKbt Id* plane
within range of Itrilieh anU-girctnft firu anil wn oictliu of a <!lrerl
hiL 1IU plnnr. Muttered uvag.-n Muiiiyiin mnuntnii.lil--, i* shown
County I „ nr||v enshrouded in the folds of hi uii'>|it'neil panic tote.
Accuses Flier
N UMIJER 138.
PoF.sibly 20 Civiliantf
Arc Executed For
Opposing Nippon’fl
Occupati >n Forces
Dutch Continue
Stiff Resistance
Invaders Claim Cap
ture Of Macassar,
Capital Of Celebes
I Ur Ifa p rU l.l rr-.-l
The Ruslan* rl'imed further
fled army g’ lm. today, but thr
German, •aid thrv repul.ed heavy
I ||p l.anrralrd I'rF**!
school* in the county, both whlta
Russian attack* In the Dontla »ee•nd negro, will be u«ed ai regis
Thr Rrhl«h Imperial f»r •
rr
ond
*nia«hr.t
an
.ttchipt
to
tration placr* for men from 20
ri-<*n nf Singapore Uuitthttl
break the I^nlngrad alrge line*.
to 45 ye»r» 7>f age, who have not
f o u r de*pen»v xminief • »t*
Meocvhlle, the Brili.-h announc
prcvlau.ly registered, it was detarkn i t i Irm Jipan'ii plfgt
ed tho dlxpcMal of an A aia force
eldtt’-^'t the ntreting of the Board
• rmirv
and Iht Slng^
in the Libyan drarrt near Kl Melof Public Instruction yestcnlay. .
iporr radio told rmjilrr Uq« j
ehlll:
'today'*
reporta
indicated
lit
Secretary T. W. t-awton itmounc-i
trn ffw »| th mu«lc thtiLW**
ed this morning.
|
Pmiimling
Sanfonl
ixople tle chingc In the main fighting
d lo romm'nintlonn n i f i i
line*.'
'
All principal* and toachrra will: f - r n t l r i
lllF V W i l l
|i f . I nifii ulv» on lire. 31. lull
wrrr in British hxndi bn late
rnl at tha
xhnol tn aisiatl
aialat I A J f l a l l U J U I j
Tf I I I
With a battlecrv of "on into
be present
th* uchool
h*i bi* Rttainral thpir tuentkth
Ik a JO P M. (9:30 A. M.
rrgiatrstlnn from 9:00
1ji.tr of lift- »>n<l on Kelt. Id have Whlta Ruasia," thr lied nrniv
Eiklrm War Time.i
Dr. I.
-nlfl Shurell
M. to<,9;r«h fi,t.m.tl Thia™include* al
DUpildita rmchlnz Lon
not ullainril
thi ir
forty -fifth • mashed doggedly on « e t toI »ma lng»ll«. the flier charged
schools In Sanford it a u atoted.
don Maid <»nr counter-attark
>• 11 » f lift* nlttl uhti hf»%r not night, painstakingly ovn ri im ng
more
smoldering
toon*
o
h
m
-1
with
pro-Nnii
avtivily,
told
him
Men who are required tn algo un
Aw nlirrr*nful. T h e olhrr
nin iHUtly r« giitm-il umlcr the
the wastik* had flown along the i la'at Spring that 'Mu- wh» doing
der the gcvrrnmcnt ruling may
Ihrrr fulled.
$ilnti\r Sviviic Mini Training
register at the school meat con
fortified
line
which
Ihr
N*»|>
everything
po..|ldr
to
prrpnriThe*# galUnt (hrti'«t< were
A list <>f 30 numrt' bus li^cb At i mint rvtihtrr on Krli. II. IA tried gt heavy coat lo *»vc.
venient to the Individual. In ad'
thi. country f>o Ihr timr when
planned lo permit the with!•;. K II. I ’nrtthr of thr Incil
ditlen, ni le teachers will assist drown o*it of whirh 1H will by n
Whlto Ruraia, when- thr tier Hitler would mini- over.” Hi I
dra»al
of women and chil
|i»aft tJfliri* li«tr«l a frw topic* man army lliat pu-hed in-idr thr ^ -.riel
uGrnnil
Ju"
th* -locxl l)ri ft Hoard, located on Hesignutrd
Shurell.
fanuioa
Nrw
dren frum thr I^Und, * nd »l|H*r*sn* In thf thinl rtjjU old Kuyrian boundary I*, t aum-1 Voik plu.tir auigtam tratllird Inthe corner of Magnolia Avenue b when tlw Spring Term of
m
movable military
'Secend Street, when rrgiatration -nil Cntirt Mtnrt* next Tt cedar, 11sets**ts .hould remriiiber.
nior. Ilea 30 uiilea hevoml Smnl- fore h Fioliral Jury in Wa.bingaupplic*.
'’ lie Mire thnt when you rvgis- en»k and ronie 00 m ile beyond |tun, I*.
starts on Buturday, the Board de O. P. Herndon, elerk of the ClrI>r. Shmell «*ld he
cull Court, announced todny."i
U'. nun you liuve yo;ir* correct the last reporterl Soviet forward had oiM-ratiol on Ml»« Ingallr. ,|
cided.
l IIi tMvrlalf J rr»*k»
The numes were drown when 1 n>i' in mind in Ibxl the timo of po.ltlona In the Tnrpefa-Khnlni and
The Board also voted that
ami tJ h «» t .h,- freipu-ully run I -j'),,. JM|, „ nCge prCHSCtl UVCr
school buses -trlonglng to the Ihe Court enme to order V r««- th** |M*r»<inn") "III not l»c txken aeetnr. Its complete ri-captuie vcncil "ith him
in i*«cclk'itl ,
,
a^
County must not bo used far any Hay, after which Judge M- n. up fimirin^ your Hiri*. Hr Riiru t<> ■vould act the (iarinana liork into tiertimn." Thr Mintron «ddfd he |Closer to SingR|Kirt. City lO*
purpose except f-«r the tronapor- Smith calli-il u rcce-s until,10:30 " i iti* your con rut inailing ad- Savletlaed raalrrn Poland where thought Mi»* lugalla "n bit of tl ll y, nupimrUtl Dy H COtliath'n of pupils to and from A. M. next Tuesday. The dockal <lie.s eii ym(V legintnitinn card. the first blnw.a of thr Grrmun- * ciackput nn Naaiam."
tinuuu*
a ir
liom banlm ont
is as tho Rationing Board for rivil ami rrlminal cases to Some men are linhc to pinsrca- Rt a Ian war were atiuck.
achools
mill a rtille ry DarruRc. Thu
III honor requisition* for tiro* bo tried licfor'! the court ha» not tion imw l>c>nine they haven’t
nut ' report* from th* front
ml/ on'
M this cendl b-en arranged yet, Mr Herndon received questionnaire* or
far the buses only
H riliih cuiintcr-attackcd nt
w» aalrl the German* were peralatlion. It waa
was added that buata dl.-loscil.
hnw'ii'l In-en ahlo to
contact ing In counter-attack* from Uith
several
(toiitla north o f the
mXt be uaad‘ during
dtu.,,a the .remainder
The name* of the fallowing them by the nddre** tvu have.' fla n k s'o f th* long battlollnc In
city nntl claim ed to be hold*
r f the adtod) Ursa fat rthlctk men have hcen trlrftol to com- ,Mr. Carter Mated.
a dr’ parat* attempt to beat down
l ing
tho
line from
thu
The regl-tration office ot Die th# Sariat.offanafve.
ennirr
of
Mtgnntl*
Avenueand
I naval bwrn
pnN o rth b t iif- ThC'*WOTllana, howavar. s a id
slatbf'. that will require aahool «on, Roger If. Miller, C.n,.,,,, I .tireel will l,c opew from th*v' wee*' engulfing battlelloMa
aii
boa trainsports tion. ■ A l a does not I^o, John B.. Jnne-, Roy Its** !ei •
7:fM A M until :t:0tl I*. M. all whero the German* lo«t 1500
junic on the south »hurr, wt<t of
•on, B. V- Squire*. Frank Pitt-. Ihree- i ' hy- far h-dll white ant men In a tingle day on the Lcnthe city.
O. C. W hasM i, Charlev Sh r- negro ieyi.t:ant*. School* will net ad front: ninre than IROO In
- 1 *
| Japmiric pluncB MmM.«hctl nt the
Lawton a/kleal.
n i l, Frail G. Judgr, John I*. be u-e I
r»;i-tiBti<*n
lieml* •n.ucce tflll attempts tn .toll the | | p (( >|u
Mr. Lawton reported that there Rate*. II. T. Brown. Rn»' I
t-vacu. lion llecl In the harbor,
fiUurt.r* in v.miotlR psrUi of (he Red army on the rcntral front. 11 , * 1
iry few eompliints
have, been vary
itnd the Urltiah admitted aomc InHumphrey,
J.
IMalroln.
S.
'
,
C"tint\
*
il
l
if
thrrr
U
»ny
prr•nd
»5n
In
one
endeavor
to
stem
A
i
m
O
U
n
t
’
C
R
U
S
in
C
S
H
telatlve to tha opening of the
I lit nation by the Invndcrs from
/. r „ „
»_
! the writ,
schools os hour Dtor under War Plve. C. A. Whi',ihin, Jr., am , »nn who •>* " iihin tho ntfo limit the Bed tld-i In the rovth.
lighting In -one of Ihe win-'
(«r llfX 8 111 r C l ) r U H r j
fhr ruinplutc
Time. **Tha public rsplliea that Edmund W, Melsch.
HOfl m |*h\«i wily unable lo re*
1
r i hl
Also, E. L. Tm.f, S. <». Shin vlatrr, m tcirhcr "III bo pent to •er’a worst billiard, around fan--------rri»Wi Nhul
xTu
hlt'rtiinic impcriAl ifniriTPh
opening at 8:30 A J f. War Time
TAl.I.AIIAMSKK. Feb. 12. |Spe- tilt* full of thr l£;J»yi‘»r*o|il Ifaibe
nould result Ih tgtreme expense holaer. II. C. DuB™e. >J. %•II.» I *
hh hnito* to leirifttrr him, to ingrad, the Russians reported
driving
tho
Nall*
out
of
48
more
i
via
11—While
the
tourist
season
nf
In fuel and lights and also sroulU O. C. McBride. J. I. Malm
scrmcil to hr m niMltrr of (1av<.
, * Vi* * th»t thr re will |»e no mix up in
>.» a great InasBvtnlenca to trana- Henry Witte. Jr., Raymond M nrHcr o- ■•rrvire u'lmhrm iiuo to fortified point* of their hai- ‘ I9II-IUI2 may nut see as many
inforiucfl
f|ii»rtrr8
nrkno*v*
| visiters in thv atate a* were rv- Irfltfiil n in e 11pie-gaining diver*
Boll, E. N. Button, E. W. Cope late revi>»trants, Mr. Cartrr ci* tered siege line.
ported pupils."
’
poit.-d during the srrion of 1910- Mini*4 lo cover the removnl of
Professor Alex Johnson appear land. W. J. Pell. John I). Ivey. plalnnl.
II. it i. a long wav from Jeillgl "oiiirn «nd ihildirn. IIi iIi- h mrl
ed before th* Board and outlined C. Ernest Gormly, J. II. Staley.
iWhile re^iAtratifin must he
N "Mark out” . Judging from re- Dutch \tcmsU d.irtrd in and «Hlt
the program o f tbo defense schri#, J. W. Woods. Tom K. Dodd. .! condurlrtl
n-v of Keb. IB to con*
pint,
r-millig lo tho o...re >f the
r f which ho la tha aupervUor. He Everett Hunger and Oiinn P.
form to th • I'rraiilent'a
Pro.
M ii- Hotel Ommis'ion.
, •>f (hr harbor utuler m terrifying
atoted that about 100 men are Farrell.
mill of JapufieFr IniiiiIh*.
clamfitFoi
i«M
ir**|
rarty
in
Jan'i*
attending tha dosses. Including
.. ,
V T T 17* . l >.
i 11 '•
that the altar k on
S nfanla flrat Ure thrfl ainr. ,,,||t| ||(lrlM,r> |i,c. 7 , «»u-.d »
»r»*. fhivcriior Hieniinl I- ||n|.
radio mechanica under W. D ..
„ f |raV(.| to Hornbr >
Urvl
ii •viipp|«*inrn(al proe- th" ratknlng prngr.m went Into „| „,llll;
1
1Ol IT* sleaq W
IlU lR V
U IK l" l
.
,
Hofm'nn.
welding
under
1. 11,
D. I
•ffret was reported Ihi. morning
arcentmiled bv thi
Litchfield and Minuel Roberts; I H llK / P O r a R K C J lllC C
I
. ' " ‘ "i-; thM regtotn
and airplane intthinka under
p l n n * ‘W i l l
"'•UiT' nrr-nrpllslirrl In H-«. -hro Robert Hester Informed to*- iln. ...u,nj„g ,dicl wlilcli follow
lire
that
s
Ure
ami
wherl
had
i
,„|
|;,a.
«
f
i
*
r
the first .hnrk » m l,
m
hi
Dudley HcCown.
been taken from hi* Model A ndlnwiiig
I’rvaldent Itinrevelt’s (
I
Thl«
n-hniicr
rrgi-tration
I*
auTha Board urged principals and
r to Jurlge Uudi* urging thnt
LA K E WALES. Fch. 12-Of- |h«r xH to nv-dd interference; Ford at TOli French Avenue.
parents to ftv * tartfol eomideraThe. ear T
wp:
up
*n-l i,„., |m||
„thor sports be rar- 1
. .JJ’
f i w Jrtkerl
' The lira
tion to thd provlalon made by the filial* of the Florida Citru* t »n- , wl'h war production.
■led »n s. usual as morale Imlld
— ‘----State Depirtment - e f Educatk-n
--era anil a news atnry by Seeretary
Twenty-two young Iroya who
whereby ersdlta ton be g|y«n to
Sllvertown, ala* 475x500, with »||
urging travel by civilian. rnnipn*« the Dallas lluva Choir,
Namn of total trrad. Tne wheel waa bl'ek. |„r ,|„.
pupils 11H years at ago or over start Frklav on the eonv’ niv'iui nine quevtiona: ( I )
purpm,e, there w a .1ilirrctnl by Colourn Coopr-r. have
who lake, defense courses tight of new butMinq* to hou.r •!»•- Tcgi trm-t; C.!t |'Uc- of :3c»l. In commlttlnv this crime, the lliirf „
increase In tin- .numla-r| arrlveil tn snrnd approximately ~
hour, g d'.y in place of school elalixcd macldnery for Ito m-» :d»nrc; 1) Moiling Addr-a* (If If e'ught. will face n penalty of i-r \.inl, r visitors coining lo Flor- ] oainth’s training prriial in S*nstudies and wba wlll graduate orange Juice roncenDatr* pl-uii |nther 'lorn I’lare of ReaideiKel; a VJflO fine or 90 day* In lall or uIk.
fonl and while here will pre*>nl
from high achnol next June wi'h which, when completed, will lit-- , C4»" Telephone; (lit
Ago
In heth. according to an nrdln nee
Ihousamla of those visitor, a con-ert of both sacri-d and o-ro.
WenUc'i etrtlfkoUa a* those giv ly be the largest In the Unite I JYear, ami |»ote „ f Birth; (11 reeently passed l y the City Corn-;r -me by autoinoUIn in suite of tor niurlc In Holy Cros* I’ rlih
en students who continue to take States.
Flare nf Birth: (7) Name and mUaioru
the fear engendered' by the lire Hnnar.
regular courses.
The little singer, sre between
Negotiation* with government Adders, nf Fenmn' who
'
' * -~ ■ ----j r tinning regulation, anil ten* of
.
rill al
A (15JP0O note against the agencies for tho cm* true tion an-1 ways know your Addroaa: (8)
n „ . r....Hh ~r . i T _ , . k.
thousand, rgme Iry train, bus and the lives of nine and 11 and with
8tnto Teachers’ . Salary Fund was operation of the nlant, underway Employer'. Name an*l Address,
the c .'cptlon ef two or three
nervous cn*r» J ?a hu «d to) lire I " lr• 1111 tho .................... . Feb. I. boy*, the choir thi* year is com
paid to tha Sanford Atlantic Na fo r ttvcral month*, were com •ml (0) Flaco of Employment or eycz°U
4
* U*Ct^ ***
wm| cilrulutffl to# ctune thr hotion: I Bonk, and |50O end. 1300 pleted at Washington. acenrdlng Bli.lnni.
j trl, apsrtinent ami rooming house posed oT all new voices, their di
nots* wore paid to th* Florida In a tolagram from th* Colum
and restaurant men and women rector disclosed, adding this l<
While || |. Imp-.rUnt that reto Bank. Attending th* meetto t» liuve thi> ihe 1941-12 season the fourth season they hnvo lartn
(I'.allaar* <!■ Was* Tbraal
w en Chairman Frtd T. w il bia Bank for. Cooperative*. C >•
here.
might not to> so bail after all.
liams. U K. Jordan, Mr. Lawton lurwhla, 8. C.
“ At the conclusion of our con
That the person la nrt altogeth
Th* concentrated Juke
It
and Mr. Wilson. Col. E. T. IUIm s
cert." Mr. Cooper continued, "a
er
bud
I.
borne
out
by
reports
wanted
primlpally
for
Armv,
of Altlmooto Spring* w »*
made In Hotel Commissioner Hun eroun of hova, dressed in tr*dh
Navy, and British use, undrr thter Johnson. For Instance, the tioral cow 'ov costume, wilt sing
l*nd-l*.*a art. The prmluct wll'
Apartment House Owner*' Asso priirie songs, adding a bit ef .
bo similar to that now h-!nr
ciation of Orlando reports ** of novelty to the program."
C 'rl D. Mason, song writer and
CONVICt-GROWN SUGAR
turned out in largo quantllir* at
Mr. Cooper acquired hi* mu-leal
F«J. I, that of 858 unite in that
nposer from Fnwlorvljto, Mich,
Donodtn.
lhrou“ h atudy
with
rlty under association control only training
vacationing
ot
l..ke
Monroe
for
CLEW1STON, fob. 1X -G P)Harold S. Norman, president
82 were vacant. From th* Miami choirmaster* In both America ami
a few weeks. A num’ er of hi*
ComtaloalaMr
W
Agrlculturo of tha cinnlng cooperative, said
Beach Hotel association cornea Ihe Europe end In Ihe pait two years
May* and officials ad the United that the additional biveattnrnt in recorded songs are on th* currant
Thar*
b* a Little Theater rriH rl that there ha* been a de- hi* choir has performed In 23
at atation WDBO In Orlando
BUto* Sugar oerporution worked establishing
Iba
concentrate.
meeting toiaerrow night at H:no tuieil upturn In arrivrl* nf visi different state*. The boy* made
broadcast
oat a plan W o t f T l i y for tho n i t would bo . about
1500,000
o’clock . at tba Woman’s Club. tors and that rtaervallun* for their debut at Town Hall In Naw
Mr.
Mr
son
disclosed
h*
h:s
8UU prison
York City and they have appear*
end that machinery, utilising
Any person who fa Interested In February art strong.
written
47
songs
and
musical
a*cn oriHCatpd N ttp O pounds of stain!*** ato* I throughout, had
Similar report* come from the rd btforo Fee. blent and Mr*.
.faction*. Among them, th# more any field of stag* work, such at
Rooaevali.
Fifteen
year old
*
75 aero* of convict- how on Uwtattv* order for about widely known are “ Bo You’re la sconsry, rt>«turning, lighting or city of Miami. John Bhuey. manI'tcr of the Columbus hotel, one “ Bert" ricompanlea the choir cn
four month*, with all nactaaarv tha Navy Now" and "E var^ U n i acting fa InriUd to attend.
1
of the largest In th* Mlrml area the organ or pisno.
priorities granted and approved. fa Lovely Down In DUfa."
Six states are represented by
Sanford mldonta are Invited :i ported that on Fab. I. hla member* o f the choir. Th* voting
houac had 319 guest* as against
V th* Tourist Club lo attend It. 271 |b* same day last year, and ho*, aro tutored In scholastic
-vrular roctal gloating Friday nt thst bualneaa waa running about subject* mornings, white after
7:30 o'clock gt th* Tourist Cen Vft percent head of n year ago. noon*. they atudy music and vocal
ter. Motion picture* and a lee- Walter Chandler of th* Hotel Ev training.
taro on flower arrangement* erglade*, another cf th* big Mi
will bo g port of tbo program. ami caravr.naarlcf, reported that
hla buslntta had Increased 25 peri* th# last week of Jinuary and that th* house was runMIAMI. Fob. It - fJ lV - C t e fW c ^
Frederick Ola**, M , roll rod p j)A ,
Helen and Mayor of aubgftgr
•tou*h Ml.ml. died anddogy o f :
heart attack Tuesday.
Glass moved to MIsasI I
fr—i hla biriapbc* In
If* bad boon mayor far^
vooro. w«4 chairman of
County Planning
bor of th* aounty
aad s o o n * dafrno
a IJouL CeJ. an
Und'a ita if.
«- **
i Be Selected From
36 Listed Names
■ss
Tourist Season
Is Reported To
Be PickTng Up
fV -fe-te/ ia , iftu jij!
fl h s
Betas .
.
-Tba Japan*** are
f
Draft Board Lists Topics T o
Remember th Third Registration
tod*/
10 awl
l
Russians C l a i m
More Gains In
F i g h t i n g Area
JSff’r t f n a r r jsss
for holiday Mrndey when oil
<Sr An ibiod m » «)
A t to *
a
Luwton N a m e s
Monday Holiday
For Area Pupils
----- Seminole
RANdOON. Sanaa. F ab .
I t — (A F ) — Tbs defandara
ad B aras aad iba vital Bar-'
aw rood g o v * aaaaahrd a
J lft a fM attempt to c r a a s
Ufa l a twaas River la t k a
Pass • ana. Iba British an,
FLAG
Jap Planes Smash
At Evacuation Fleet;
Press Into Singapore
Filipinos Is Cited As
Batan Fighting Lags
1
1
r
SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1912
rk —
British Admit Some
I n f i l t r a t i o n As War Shipping1 Bess
Several Counters
Attacks Are Made
u
NEW SPAPER
End Of A Jap Raider In Malaya
■*
THE
U r » boon a* U *| ten-
AfltM!
I
TO
S»JcjaiiS,JEsLf‘ii!:
npora
to riilif B *
Restaurants i
Tire And Wheel Arc
Removed From Auto
Plant Will Re Ruilt rid* «,u K-ti.
*r>d
Apollo Buys Choir
Arrives To Spend
About One i\lonth
n* wcii.
K
Song Writer Visits
In Lake Monroe
r
»
City N cw i Brirfk
win
Former &antord Man
Dies At South MlunT
�* I
#AGE TWO
THE SANFORD HERALD, 8AWF0 RP - FLORIDA'
Go Easy On Tires
The Sanford Herald
D lik lh M
#r#ry
la
IM
tM #nia«a
FUrMa
A v» n m
dark nir curried
by these cumin of sU-cl m.inn.I ..
And we talk on the platform to
where n lower of flaring
light Hashes and stroke* up
through the rl.i.tie dark.
W « look out over linif-light to
i
tba nmazing palm of ground,
open for the dim cross-shaped
1
form. Ii aving and arriving.
On* Strive* while we watch; we
hear n bubble choking and
see high light;
the floodlight. Jilt a steam of
flat brightness
on the runway. And a* ra.ily
a* • feather, the spotted
shadow curve, down and tnuchea,
ita pour of sound cut off.
A pocket of blaiknrs* liaa opendel the earth renrhe. up to
this form
•ltd welcome, it hark to Ita aoli I
fide.
DA NIKI. 8 MYTH K.
Wake Up, America
■ iio o im m c v
PAVE THE. W A Y
H f*| l
Earlier optimistic predictions that the worst of Ihej
rubber shortage was over and that the Japs would he
E a i m 4 aa M f « * 4 » la « a a a t la v
blasted out of the Pacific in t h r e e months have been
i t » * i r «T . n i l . a i III* P m | O ff.r *
|| l a a f a v l . l ‘ U r l4 a m 4 r r Ik # A H somewhat exploded in the last few days with Price Ad
•# r « a f r r * « • ! R a n l i * . l l t T ,
ministrator Henderson’s ruling that rubber even for re
nol.I.AMl la IIKAN
treading must be rationed and with the loss of Mulnyii t
9SMIaff
0 M D O 1 l> r % 4 — n ■ ■ !» # # • M a a a ia v by the British.
Since the prohibition on new tires for the civilian j
ic m i n ir r io i
i u t p .i
P k i a k l # la Adwmmrm
population, most of us hnvp^been counting on recaps for j
B f Carrier ---------- -------- M U
our automobiles, but now^fiey are\out too for the duration j
O*# Wmmlk
---— ... .... ■—
. y%w— »##•*# _____ ____
n a* of the emergency unless we iiappep to have some priprity ■
M b N a a lb a
............... ................
classification. For most of us Sffien the present tires on
On
la a »
....
....
........M M
A l l a fc lt a a r y a a l l f t a ,
r a r la
# f our cars are worn out, we wii) have to wnlk or find some |
l i i t k l . r t M l a i l O M a # 4 » • « ! # ♦ • mt other means of locomotion.
M i l a r l a l a M i a l a f a r f t # | a rf » M mt
If Jupanese successes in the Far East continue until ,
r a l a l i f f » » 4 # M ill b f r(| a r i f 4 ! • *
A t l l f s l a r a 4 t « r llila i r a D i.
I he rubber in the Dutch East Indies is lost to enemy hand.- ,
^
_
.Ifn a p a a ^ i
M f f r f a f a l a - the United States will have a virtual monopoly on all the
t f t M * la a . r f p r M f R l a T k # I l r r # l 4 I *
Ik # a a i l a a i l I l f l 4
mt a 4 f # f | k l a « . rubber in the world not controlled by the Axis powers. 1
O fft# # a a r r a > a t a la U « 4 l a Ik # I a n - But most of the rubber which the United States lias con
• M e lit e # #1 |k# r # # » l r y v a llk f r f « «4 a a l k # t 4 a a a r l f r a I# < k l r a g # a a 4 sists of reserve stocks. The great rubber producing plan
0km T o tk.
_________________ tat ions of the Philippines, Malayn and the Dutch East *
T k # n # r # l 4 la a a i f a k f f # f T k r Indies will belong to Japan.
flH a i»4
P r »M
M k lfh I# • * # ! • •
Tims it will be up to the United States to supply rub- i
a t f i l r # » i l i l # 4 I# Ik # • • # f a r »# i M i l l i a l l a a o f #11 #4 a.# 4 U # a «r k r a 1s t to the armies and air forces of our Allies as well as
rr # 4 ll# 4 I# II #a
»# •
••Ikaraala#
# r+ 4 h e 4 l a I k U a a » f #
aa4
a la# to our own. Britain, Itussiu and China produce no rubbei
Ik # |###l a # ««a # u k lU k # 4
k a r r i# .
A l l r f g k l # •# a a k llr a lla a mt a p a a la l whatever and have virtually no reserves of ruhlier i-iilr-i ,
4 l4 B # la k a a k a t f I n a l f # »# # r# # # r*r4 . in government hands or among the civilian population. In
order to supply the armies of the world which are fightTHURSDAY. FEB. I 2.1042
[ ing aggression, the United States will need all the rublx r i
it can get, synthetic as well ns old tires.
B IB L E V E R N E F O R T O D A Y
Hence it behooves those of us who still Imve
j
BIBLE THOUGHT KOFI TODAY Jthing left in our tires to be Just as sparing of mir lub
DO NCJT STOP SHOUT OF ber as we can. Prudence dictates that we put our car in
PERFFXTTON- II- ye therefore the garage and leave it there until dire emergney impel-.
rrtn u your Fithir which It In
hMIYCti ii perfect.— Matthew ft:4M. |us to get it out. Our monthly mileage should l>e ri-ilm-i-il
, at least 75 percent.
AIRPORT AT N lfillT
If this is done we may still be able to drive our car
|
(From The American Mercury) ! ii little two or three years from now. If it is not done,
• NOTHIN'S |,ut «nun.l — the may lie walking, even in the rain.__
• «M «r *«
til
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1M2
Careless ess
; Mamed for the
K 's hop* It is
■Me (dentally on
Is
..
....w
being
Normandie fire.
not a rase of
ptirppH#**.
W t Bin glad tn see that Frrsl• (teat Roosevelt ha* disapproved of
; tba policy o f paying poll laxr* Jy
tba Farm Becurily Administration.
la aald to lie putting out
feeler* toward the United
is Ho should begin by resIlia Independence of f'lrrhoair ralsl siren didn't
to wall when it wo* tried
^ Wednesday. Some fellow
* left nh. raillo on and
drowned out the (Iren.
member “ rock
Up Your
Usa In Your Old Kit Dag”
b Was an popular during the
warT Well, tha fellow who
a that song. Fella Powell,
■tiled the other day In tom*
a Gnanl headquarters in
and. Apparently It waa an
Ant.
** *
Someone once toId.^ogratcH that n mutiinl nc(|tinintnneo had not been notlceaI)Ty""lWlproved liy hl<t trnvolit.
“ I con well believe It,” Socratea replied, "for he took himoelf along with him.”
t
Comedian Phil Baker, recently Introduced,to'tho Chinette Amhaaaador, Dr. Hu Shill, cnterctl Into n convcntn'tion on ChineM economica. Baker, an reported by .Wulter
Winchell, nuked the Ambaaaador: “What Lt Chinn anxiou*
to export?" "Right now,” came the reply, “ the JnpaneHe."
Henry VIII, after tho death of Jane Seymour by tho
cuntomarv headsman’* axe, hod some difficulty finding an
other wire. HU first offer was to tho Duchess Dowugcr
of Milan who declined in this fashion: “ I have but one
head; If I had two, one would be at your Majesty’s ser
vice.”
Once during the House Speakership of Tom Brackett
Reed, Representative William Springer of Illinois nrnted:
"Like Henry Clay, I'd rathar no right than lie President.”
The honorable Speaker retorted audibly: “Tho gentleman
from IllinoU need not b« alarmed. Ha will never bo either.”
When someone stole Lord Chatham’s I n r g a gouty
shos, his servant, not finding ‘them, began to curse the
thUr. “ Never mind,” sold hla lordship, “all the harm I
wUh the rogue Is that the shoea may fit him.”—Your
U fe Magaxine.
W lt-mm-----^ --------Hugh Johnson stys
MaeArthur.
-Arthur, hla
bis classmate
Point, "has a passion for
U t AON EW W8L8U
S ’ in everythin? ha do*a",
good paragrrph for the
•xtbooka of tha future.—
I look with ronalderatla
maat and Monro* County each
►War-Advocate. Too tsd plcion
don upon tha bUI
bill provldln
provldl
will contributa yjuo.ooo, tha navy
ner NRA 'administrator at 124 per week to all •■>
Day tlJMO.000, tba
slat*
sorb some of that.
made Idle by elating of au
1600,600, tha bridge company will
duatrlea on aceoiMU of u
•dd a pari and the fedsral high
r Andrew* la greatly In mantis: ona of It* provisions is way department will kick in the
in Increasing sugar pro- thrt they must teko up certain
•lance.
In Florida. According to studios an war subjects. And
imlo Sentinel, ho would that MU to pension aongmaatM
Tka 43rd annual meeting of the
ae* ten times as much la about aa damnakte a Mt af agricultural worker* of tha South
In this state aa la now. legislation aa aver wfnt a n : a W»a recently held at Memphla
pec ial encouragement to etc tut* book, that la aqusl to whh f r w a thousand dele gates
L bo should get Congress knocking (a both held# o f tho po presentt. from U
id states.
state*. On the
iff thit tho government litical pork barrel.
ipeoker’s list waa Robert T. Meorder the cone plowed
MlUaii, professor of sociology,
scon aa It Is grown, or
In hla “ Exile* of Florida" tho Oklahoma Agricultural collsis.
Hon. Joabuo R. GUdine*,' uiM who told them thu the war would
member of Congrem from Ohio bo fallow id by, unemployment of
tame In Congress end long a Jurist, wrote: "On reloosa) proportions; that It would
nlon working rules
toerreao pufik debt*, lowar- wsgea,
ting In tho Phlllpbankrupt nations, bring social and
fvaeitea overtime of some
unrest and affect our
M m ” fighting, wa
and
d religious Ilf# A y tho
Ima and a half for
of Ido*Is. H may not
ruble time on Bunaa au
all that but It cartht also bo a probare Its Uala.af evil*,
rsicsl callspao that fol-
Current Comment
win
the
federal
fu not always aa
are today, Tha
ta recasts that
tho greand that the
act a f m il that grant
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I2 ~
4*1—California
may have its
,‘ir»t 60,000/100-box crop of or.nge* this season, according to
-tnmatea of the crop reporting
•orvice today. latst season’s har
vest was t6.47S.000 bote*.
The avenge KO.oqp-barrel oil
KISSIMMEE, Feb. 12— (Spec- tankrr can m *«,
about
three
ial) — Scheduled to open on round trip. In two month, oe.Thunday for four day. oi arena •wren Gulf of Mexico and North
action and thrill*, D the Third
; Annual International Rodeo at Atlantic port..
Kissimmee. Feature of opening
day wilf lx* n spectacular parade
of rider* and rodeo »tock in *
Orlando.
Opening performance begin* at
8:00 o’clock Thurxday evening,
|and othtr evening show* are
jret for Friday and Saturday. An
afternoon »how is wheduled for
Saturday and tho championship
performance i* to he held Sunday aftemon.
I!ull-riding. bulldogging (steer
wreMling), wild Ilrshman c a l f
W iru* you buy H am a, you put under
• roping, and hronc-riding are the
wear on your body and take It off your
'f o u r championship event* for
mind. It’a made from the premium
'which cowboys from all part,
cotton that la e ,fra toft and extra a b
of the country will compete in
sorbent. This is l U n i i r v a and knitted
their effort to make hread and
into garments that will give you comfort
maytxand care-free service foe a long, long time.
rash on the side.
Get 'em
and forget ’em
The streamlined H a m a CrotchGuard Sports are popular sdth active
men. The' Haxxsxjrrr Crotch-Ouard
provides gentle athletic protection foe
outdooe and indoor activities. Con
veniently placed buttonless front.
Elastic in the waistband assure* trim
fit. You're really unaware o f undarwear. Team them up with a I U nes
U ndershirt for extra comfort.
,
Washington Office In
Set Up To Aid Public
J JACKSONVILLE. Fab. 12. _ |
(Speeial)—A central information
11 ffiee ha* lx-en *et up in Wash
ington by the Office of Govern
I ment Report* where liu*iuet.«
men and visitor* ran nlitnin in, formation a* to what departHANES CR0TCH-0UAID SPORTS
merit or branch of the depart
ment they should »ee to obtain
contracts or nssli tanev, accord- ]
3 9 * 1. 6 5 *
ing to an announcement by Don
l-oehncr. acting director of the
SHIRTS AND RR0ADC10TH SHORTS
Florida Office of Government KIT Diront I0N0J M0 SUNK
Report*
The new service. Mr. l-nrlmcr
3 9 * 1. 7 9 *
•aid, will »nve visitor* much tffort and time, and he suggest-,
a laak tar tka HANIt tabsI s i x r— hay.
1 M ssssess raa araHI, aaaamaar at madarthat Floridians having hi-alncs*
prUoo.
. in Washington first communi
P. H. HANK8 ICNITTINO COMPANY
cate with hi* office at I2jfi
WinstonSmJom, N. C.
w
UU
Lynch Ruilding, Jacksonville, (or
lint u rlnte line rerognized for
120 year* should make It legal
Snappy Comebacks Through The AgcN
listlhf whnt Gov. AI Smith colled’ n » \ir_ . p . „
"nlnhihcHceF w.un” 7 U t u* colli u ., p ir Ite J lu L
„ .
this war tht- WWW onc-wld<- h«m l
i.J Jf
rc-tumeri
world war
homo Sunday after n visit with
wnr" ' w ,r’ ________
relative* In Miami.
I V Judge of tho Miami Juvcn'*• Ir’ ™n.t; 1* I '" " " ’ from the
ll<- rmirt reports (hut last yrnri *’ *!?’, ' , ^uohton hnapltnl.
109 ehlhlrcn from other states'
Friends of Mr. K. D. Hart will
sought u haven In Mhmi after rogret to leant he Is nut doing
tunning awiv from home. This *0 well.
was an lneri*n*e of 72 over the; The Woman’s Society of ChrisI revfous yenr.
Doesn’t hxik s o l Han Service will meet at the
rood, doe* it?
Strange lo say, home o f Mr*. W.
G.
Killieo
I lie most of (hem eime from . Thursday afternoon,
chaotic Washington City. In It* ’ Mr. and Mr*. C. W.
Iloolpy
uni whirl is it becoming a mod- and family have moved to Wayrrn Sodom nnd ComorrnhT
Jcross, (Ja. where Mr. Dooley Is
---------employed.
TIi* statement that in this land
the women nre outnumbering the
men Is home by Votuslx county's ■
_ ,
i ,-nsus, showing 27,911 females n*
rvslarillon o f Ulx>r, was
mrinst 2'J190 male population. : riroted vice chairman; Clint L.
Not quite eight poreent live in ’ Stow*, of New Smyrna
-----“Reach!1
‘
the country nnd a little over one- irprtsenllng tho R. af R. T - was
named
aecretary-trccaurer;
C.
W.
half nre volerc.
Bprifjs hualneea manager of tho
Neirly a million more dollars! Florida Dispatch, official publicswere Frt at tha Hialrih track!
fJ^Pi.w aa reappolntthe first two weeks of this year's; « dlrectur o f public relatlona.
rneea than were for a like prlod
-Tha association, which hoist*
last year.
! "» ■ ,r*otentlal 60/100 votes over
---------j
state, will maat April 4 to
Dole county's agricultural agent |
“ *,mhmhlp with all
reports that from December t o ; 0 “f i l le d rondlditee and thalr
12 win not make *nMar, no mlsfortnno arislniig, the
a n t h a candidates until
iirmluels of .16/100 acre* o!if wln-j
ter vegetables will ba acrnt out’ 5ft*f Mar* to, Iho final qualifying .
, dtta.
the Homestead area.
Edward Marshall’s story In tha
trhool section of tha Herald wa.*
s fine hit of reporting, Involving
much rrscarch ami a eonalderabln
knira ledge of national polltlca.
That I* the kind o f stuff that
Irad* tn editorial helghta. More
power to you, lad.’
Kills Is Chairman
Of Railroad Group
Park Ave. at First St.
■rMc« or .
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19€
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to e
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IVORY
FLAKES
3126c
:>x(■,
POUND
TOBACCOS
te a . . . 7 6 “
Half h Half . . Me
aoa aian w»n-o-on.
3HAMI*00 .............. 37c
IMsalt l>
v.ixrti *t«H
WHISK BROOM ...... 27c
rta v o i so
BOOK MATCHES .... 12c
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GREBTING CARDS Sc up
Wbon toala drfrlaar
■r'■•
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A la i t e . l t *
U U a tF rm k
Sfrea^af
W llh
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area of ^wth!1
only^ a^fl®****
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mils*.
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PlMehla
HaatftAlaisad
Uruguay ie the smallest repub-'
W
i:ndard dnilway Laboi
Attractlva PO-DO
PLAYING CARDS
Phone 36
C lO illtjrv i’ M r 'ltjt- m t} 'J ) r t l c j - U i T t '
■artneat point from tho oarth.
soma 3.000,000 mllaa farther
away than it was last January.
( C ^ i n 8° D M L pE* EDU ‘ o P ’ thU
cRy legislative representative of
i -----Drotherh
‘
‘ of* Locomotive
rimrn and
Legisdiva Association o f Flo:
Members af the assoc la
represent the 21 *ten4l .
wav labor group* in Florida,
thalr annual session last wm snd
•sleeted Mr. EWa. A'. B. eioun- ■
trea, representing tho-IJu«af. M .‘
and former vice president af tba
RO U M I L L AT
& ANDERSON
m •
%
\f. ’
.rtOE -- Si II- a M
HUGE CROP SEEN
Iful In arranging their contract..
Will Start Today
A preacher in Bournemouth, England, wrote recently: but not m i . The state of Georgia
GENEVA NEWS
"Wo have been a pleasure-loving people, dishonoring will setup ■ claim that ns ^uare
11, MRS. A. K- M O R AN ____
I Und’s day, picnicking and bathing—Now the seashore:-, milt-* of the south border of Ten
nr«sre belongs to it. The claim
Mr and Mr*. 11. II. Wesson
; are barred; no picnics, no bathing—
involves lookout mount tin. Mis- and children and Mrs. Routh of
We have preferred motor travel to church-going— •ion Itidge and some of Chattn- Winter 1’nrk, were visitors of
noogr’s suturhs.
Mr. snd Mrs. A. A. Wesson re- |
Now there Is a shortage of motor fuel.
n-ntly.
“ We have ignored the ringing of the church bells
The governor* of it h*lf-dox«n
W. I.. Fieg and Mrs. Margaret
.calling us to worship—Now the bells cannot ring except Southern state* recently held a Goit
spent the week-end in Lake
conference in Jllsml and complain- land at the
' to warn of invasion.
Southern
College
“ We have left the churches half empty when they i ed that their work .va* hindered workshop a* instructors.
seriously by special secretSre*
Miss
Mary
Stones
had
Mis*
ishould have been filled with worshippers— Now they ai;- front Washington plrading for
' in mins.
co-operation in war milter*. ■ K.lizabcth Franklin anil her fa
It. F. Franklin, a* guests
“ We would not listen to the way of pence—Now we thing they thought they hod been ther.
genercusly giving.
Then comes Friday night.
nre forced to liaten to the way of war.
Mr*. E. K. Putman of
Ft.
another picture of the gab-feat, a
"The money we would not give to the lord’s work-p, |H.r ,|B|minir that they Wayne. Ind. is visiting relatives
Now is taken from us in taxes and higher prices.
|did » lot nf >>.• riding in seeing here in Geneva.
ssiimv side of Miami life I Mr*. M. K Poole;- has moved.
"The foot! for which we forgot to return thnnks- I dthe
u rin g
which lir^ k e s screeched j *'®ck *nl° her home here. She
Now
is
unobtainable.
In arve im p e rile d life .
*P*'nt the winter with dtr son,;
;
It’s Lieut. Jimmy Stewsrt now,
"The service we refused to give to Got!—Now is con- I
” “
Dooley ami
family
In
formerly of Hollywood.
M-“
““
HCI ipted for tha country.
1 The annual report of one ef|We*t Pulm Reach.
Don’t forget the Kissimmee Ro
” 1 ii-ew a n re fit ami tn l lv « under H od’ * control— Now ' ,h'' b‘B Pi*,,” '’e producer* (UniSir. and Mr*. II. S. Grlgg* and;
LI*Cl » • reiu»ea XO live unacr l,o« a conirni
» Vs-nsnl> shows a gross hu«lne»a three
children Mr. and M-b.
deo this veekend.
It’s a good
---------VU),2hJ/i2! us rompared with Gcxrifp Dontn* of
- H M to leant 'how to ride a nre under tha natlona control.
Jacksonville
"Nighta we would not spend In ’wntching unto prny- *27,C77.C*7 for the previmis yeir. and |)r. R. I). Csswrll were Sun- ’
‘T.atljh.
and
the
world
laughs
day visitor, of Mr. and Mr*. T. ,
t-r’—Now arc spent in anxioua air-raid precaution*.
with you; cry—end you cry \V. i’rovatt and family.
'■'Civilians are beginning to leant
"The evlU of modernlam wo would not fight— N ow - alone.”
that when Army gunnls around
Sergeant
Carol!
Culpepper
dafansa projects say “ Halt!” they ace what Germany, the seat of thla teaching, hna pro-j
...i
.. , ... . . . _ .
. . . from Ft. IR-nnlng, Ga. spent the
don't'wean inaylxt.
__ >
t|pced!"—St. Augustine Record. ,
,
) \ l ' r jl*» 2 "
V r’& r . J 0
'W eekend with his parents, Mr.,
Flortila'a Road Iliillding Future
Could Have Rem Much Darker” ,
aaya the Tampa Times. It could
^ b a V # boon a lla eknut.___
iw m c u
> f
1
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mI W t K a i
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THE SANFORD HERALD. 9AKF0RD, FLORIDA
L
p. .1.
G row .
Social And Personal Activities"Dnnml
HRS. LOURINE BEAU Society Editor
!jpc.ial Calendar
I
THURSDAY
Th* Col. Throdore RooMVtlt
Auxilitry of th* Unitrd Spanish
W.r VcUrani will mrtt at th*
home of Mrs. Mae Shcafer on Elm
^£n u « at 8:00 P.M.
i ho Townsend Club will meet at
the Court House at 7::t0 P.M.
Th* regular meeting of the
Seminola Rebekah Lndg* 43 will
be Mid at the I. O. I). F. Hall
at 8.-00 P.M. at which time initia
t e s will be conferred. All win
ter viator, are invited to attend.
Gladiola Grove 3*17. -Supreme
Forest Woodmen will meet at
the W. O. W. Ilall nt 8:00 P. M.
FRIDAY
J'hc annual business-luncheon of
IW Sanford \Ggrdrn C l„’> will be
hrld at the Tourist Crnter ^11:00
AM
vith luncheon to t « served
nt 12:30.
Reservations ' may b.
msile by contacting Mrs. F. A.
Urie, .\frs. George McCall, Mr*.
( aprgc A. Speer or Mrs. II. II.
lineman.
The Women’s Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
Church will sew for the |(rd Crosa
in the Woman’s ( lull in the morn
ing.
• undies for llritain will meet
nl the home of Mrs I. D Martin, )35| Mellonvillr Avenue at
.1:110 P. M.
The Siallie Harrison Chapter
of the D. A R. will meet at the
ilw morning.
•
TUESDAY
The Holy Cross Episropal Guild
will sponsor the afternoon sewing
session fur the Red Cross in the
Woman's Club, direct IN I by Mrs.
F. A. Dyson
l-Aie of Mrs. W. II. Tiinnicliffc
• r.VOO P. M. uilli Mr- W. II.
Kalian! and Mrs. .1. II Mcnick
as ro-hostesses.
SATURDAY
The (Yrilinn Music Cluh will
(Met at the Fannie R. Munson
hUdio on IUl.1 Myrtle Avenue at
.1:11. P. M.
MONDAY
There will be a bonnl meeting
of the Presbyterian Woman’s Aux
iliary at the church at 2:30 P.M.
Prayer Hand will meet at
uTuO P.M. to be followed by the
combined monthly Inisiness anil in
_______ ______
______
________
spirational
meeting.
Each
mcmher la urged to attend the meeting as an election of officers will
be held and other important busl•£)* transacted.
All cutters of the Roil Cross are
sated to report in the sewing
M
I-el's Axe The Axis .
* Buy Victory Bonds"
• EfoDS TODAY
Church Circle Meet*
A t Howell Home
Mr*. W. A.
Cagle
provided
over the meeting of the Fannie
Faylor Circle of the First Bap
tist Church held at.the home of
Mrs. R. A. Howell on French
Avenue on Monday
afternoon
with Mr*. S. A. B Wilkinson **
co-ho* teas.
An interesting talk on the or
ganisation of foreign missions
waa given by Mr*. S. C. Dickerson and th* Bible study
was
taught by Mr*. Fred Myers, Her
subject was "Creation of Dif
ferent Nations". In her talk on
stawardahip, Mrs. B. C. Moor*
stressed the Importance of the
Christian influence in the live*
and character of other people.
A contribution was made by
the members
to
the “ Whit*
Cross" relief fund for China and
tha Arreting was closed with a
prayer offered by Mr*. R. L. Gar
rison. A social period was enjoyed
and refreshments served by the
hostesses to the following:
Mr*. A.
J.
Peterson,
Mr*.
Cagle, Mr*. Myer*. Mrs. Dickerson. Mr*. J. A‘. Strange, Mr*. L.
H. Harvey, Mr*. P. W. Moore.
Mr*.
Garrison.
Mr*. Watson
Reel. Mrs. C. B.
Rudd.
Mr*.
Theo Stiles, Mrs
Carl
Min i,
Mrs. O. O. Roller
Mr*. 11. E.
Turner. Mrs. L. W. Entimlnger,
Mrs. W.
A.
Hopkins,
Mr*.
Moore. Mr*. R. T. Hunt, ami
Tommy nnd Gene Wilkinson.
Grammar School Has
Lincoln Day Event
Mr*. Sybil Routh's room of
the Grammar School presented
a “ IJncoln” play at the regular
convocation of the school Wed
nesday morning. The program In
memory o f the “ Civil War” pre
sident featured several parlotic
readlaga and anngi along with a
play showing .Lincoln a* a store
clerk In Indiana.
The complete program was as
follows:
Star Spangled
llannrr
and
Flag Salute-Student Roily.
IHiet ’ ’Stand By Uncle Sam”
Waydo
Garner and
Herbert
Stenstrom.
Scripture lesson nnd
lo n l'i
prnyer-Judlth Jones.
Reading “ An Ugy Old 1j» w per” Phyllis Bach.
Reading “ IJncoln”
hy June
Rote Dutton.
An
acrostic
“ IJncoln"
by
Rose Ann Brooks, Wayde Gamer,
Gloria Gatlin, Walter Mathews,
Emily Mathews, Thomas
Jen
kins, and Doris DflUghtery.
Play "IJncoln In Indiana”
Character*:
Mr*. JenamMor** McLellan
Ann .Roby-Lauie* Luadqulst
Tam Lincoln-Franh Mclsch
Allen Gentry-Herbert
Stenitrom
Announcer-Judlth Jones
Reading-“ Lincoln* Gettysburg
Address' room tlx
Seng “The " Battlo Hymn of tha
Republic” Student body.
Philatheans Meet
With Mrs. Malmbor?
Tomorrow And
Saturday
•Double Program
■DoUbly Pleasing
The Phllathea Class of th*
J First Baptist Church motored
to DeLand to hold Ita regular
meeting with Mr*. H. E. Malmbore, the former Blanch* Cunnlgham.
Ml** Louia* Packard presided
av*r th* buslaeat and ealled for
wpfrta o f the various officer*.
Pollysnnas were revealed
and
name* drawn for now Pol Ivannas.
Tha class voted to sew for the
Rad Croat and It waa announced
0 *1 th* neat mooting will be
g ft
'■ i X - o T t S T U
Registration
Totals $651.66 Questions Art*
After Campaign Listed By Board
D in n e r
I'hlll |t VM It • Itt* t tii'lliil
Tclepbone H H 1.,,!,'',, hirthih.t •! •m*t .»t her
home o»i II mI’ v \\. ■•ti*’ \* -tenia)
in honor of her i it Mel . 1 me In
l .tnmssned Frww I'a if I>m
Grim, who celeb. i nl 1i1* -even- tlimnt
ot .21,50.
ty-*ixth
hmh.l;»\
till'mi vet *arv
Ai- the Kiwnnis. Rotary ami
and h*r
*
h * *• lehr ati*il Lion- t :„hs »nd the Junior Cham
hi* forty-eu*! in
.Hh.h>ik amt.i- ber • ' Commerce for thrir port
vervnry
in «t:iv.- eg the sucrestful dnnee:
\•• **i u*an the «.n.i*-n C’ lub rml commiltre
Mr*. H. C. DuBose is ill at her j I'oiii-i-tt u’tndng Ihe hall. Mr«. O.
• Ml..* • 1 alnMit for
hom* on Oak Avenue.
beauty hilu.. .
____ —
. the rmniM .«
1I * *•»• n«*«l I*. H •Ion. Mr*. Bi*hop. Mr*.
Mr«. ('olrman, and Mr».
Mr*. A. C. Meriwether, wholrnsuite Ft. ■» t
i •h III 1Wi**»T1 M f l .
Ho>
I R. .Stewart. Henry
M IMIl»III» JW*»
la spending the winter in Day- |th,- living an.) .1
R
R Pippin, Fr*nW Kv.
RU
—
n
whIt.*
.111*1
Ions Beach, is expected to spend tier* made .>f t..|
•bord
C**BwUerry. Rynl
an*.
H
X*|
blue i repe i :i j*. *
- »•*
the day In Sanford tomorrow.
fie
l.oirlon
Auxiliary.
pendesl. u-id vs '1 1 **«• • t-nhiini: Goosl.
You • • • ontpaiiv. the American
w«-r«•
Mr*. John Conwrll of Cleve small Am-to-.ii
filrf .
th* Mayfair Hotel, the
land, Ohio, is now located at plaeisl on en> h . ,|, • n* th.- in high
facility, M. C . Mo«p
2471 Palmetto Avenue for the ano was p|,i,. i . , -.11. w ill l»lu«* ley *
•uprr\i*ion of donitton*
and
i
\
%
1
i.
1
holder
I*
1
-hr*
fille.i
winter.
hy ..
• •I people; ntul nil donor*
j with
MU' I •»' '• *1•t. k» h.l* fill' for
r icenvroiu contribution*
Walter Jlaynes. .It , i« spend btlffet hrld I' .1 •;i»- •• • . MI
T * f m ncitl report follow*
ing a few days in Orlando as potted rrd I'- in
R.
••
tontrihutioni
and
the guest of his brotjter-in-lnw t fi I’ lirh *rdr It I n
pro< •
from Molf tournament,
and sister. Mr nnd Mrs J^me- WiRldfv h«»Mc»
t'ontrihutkinn by erhooU.
m
Diniw t »a * -» i \i
tv\
I'rocfMlii fn»nt street tag
Samis.
dimrik: t.iltl. o h • 1
<71 71
Diamond Jubilee
ilmvchfi “
•
MUc. cn«h conI. C. Eaton hns arrived from m ilh .» r. I w' ll,. ,
trlhu^
“
iinlmlinp
.Slnvii 121.M*.
North Wilmington.
Mn»<
tn rcntrrr.l uiflv i •
$
Irt
»•"
1'ioceetl*
from greyhound
months
I*
II
I
M
l'
'
1
t
spend the
winter
munth.
in j rnki
i :»»•♦• *'*- .*». Proceed* from birthSanford and i« rcid in g nt 7<H and "Philltt$J11th>. ('olored People**
•lay
Park Avrnue
> day" and
i
111*11". I2S.00; Collection
o»ntr
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I lure flue
\l
P er
so n a l s
Couir llamil. w-hn is .talrnned one end .d ti
at Ft. Benning, Gn., is expected with the
■
to arrive tomorrow to spend tin- I >n who,
weekend with his parents. Mr | Allen’s |d....
and Mrs. A. W. llamil
"
Mrs. Joe Cameron,
been 111 nt her home
Avrnue for some time
perteil as Improving
IS stars
I nutrked In * »
has [ pine
hull i . t
Oak i Allen slim-
it*- Jarul “ God I:.
. own
Mrs. J. E. Courier. Jr of Ft
Ilragg, N. C. n vi.iiing
with
friends and relatives m Sanfonl
for a short while.
She
spent
several days in Avon l*ark with
her father, Charles F Marshall
I
piano
I.
Th..............
! were
Mi
j Grow . M r o
Mr mill Mr-
I |i||..|j'|,
[
XU.-„
!Missionary
Im i.
:»fi•1
Nf •
it •..*.• wiih
Hi |i>
1*1 i••
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l*lt\ ID**
M
1 .t tI'thi) '
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nu • • • t If 1
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1 -*• .In
i
ri i■ •.••'*
ill* Ml. 1. Miss
II . *•k I .1• M
S ociflv
Meet
Joan Wright Feted dress and
|Miinti**l
With Birthday Party •I•linn.
in*i
M«- t I*
I pp. i |
*0*. J. U. SUnecJpber, Mr.,
i? ’*"
PuHon.
Mr.. N .ll Knight Stripling, Mm.
W .hor r#.l*r. Mrj^ John U Lee,
. ••til*
l»n r
up will howi-bst
P«»rt*•«I. ' undi'i ,hs
:»ner
Ml «■<
I.nil
i ’O
\ . .Is
117 I
of
M....I*
('iinniiiyh.i't.
tolorisl cnrtl*. re*|Mvti\*l\ v*. r*> Mr
nurd for the fir*t and -e* .md .<•■ i hr t vrnmc in* * ,
dir«*rte«l the «'*ii •
Irftlvr Service regfi*!* •♦ .»»iHi- th* n»** f
No quentionnalrc. w dl l». y '
en registrant* when ih«\ reci hrrM "The t*h •
of
Meltd*ri« t • •
ter, nor will they th. n h»- r»
•|i»imt t«» undiTgo :»»** i-iw-i. il II.We Them |h
On Mo*..1*1 w
examination. G en en l • •• ,m- .-•••
Fiidm M
phanised.
♦luct* n *ei x i e
Questionnaire* ;•'• i
•
regiftrant* after
th.
or.I, i | l 00 .»VLh k
number have 1m en
h termmed !
VV*
nnd reached
hv
■a.
i.. .i • >*•
h*»ar»l*
Physical
...... .
’ J*1' “
I
are given only aft.- if . h.M'.l- * *
have pa««rd
on th.
general
•nullification* of n r ! • mt- m l
have
determined
*l»»r
»h»\
*hotdd not 1m* d efvit.d
.r »• i
«'»ii« of interest to th* m:«r
/
—
TO
HUNT'
TUXEDOFEEDSis
PrcshylurianM Have
Holm Parly Monday
The
■|l' •
•»yt* •
a p »*’
I
t- **I:oImm»- m the P rr*Yfiillif People elijo>ed
t\. |**rtv »-.i Monday
Mt
RoIh rt
Herndon
••vrin*
«i*rv«
•Iiii In
•• f> i- linn nl *
to
I lie
whs* l.itt’i went to tin*
llOlltv
ill- Rev
and Mr-
K
i n . Ctm-
lluvlew,
Poituin-
w.r.
prin t it min i - *.f
-m
( iirn rr Saitfiud
t.. i., . i
\ -••mm! St
D
A CEMTimentaU.
® Valentine
x & s m itz ifr K in - * ? V i
srsA v i
I*
k L
M s-
Srnlimrnl U iirrdril Im la), nu»r»* lli.tn r y i . ImiI ii »- .iD*i>i
arfe«*ary lo hi* CFNTkm rntal— to rminl r\rt \ |i< mu in ••••hi
tu buy more Orfm -i* ,Slim|i«! Y*mi run hi* Im*I Ii
mi*-itI .1
mil C tN T im rn la l h> erlfine >«>ur Vulrninii* (.i ll- lin* wltn
ever) prlrr In uur Value* ValrnliiD* |i u m u m . .mi -«%•••! .•••
savlma!
r im
r.*»
in>
>or
im
i .i h i :
VALENTINE
CANDIES
W h itm n n ’ a
-
N o r r is
- G a le s ’
F resh
-
C a n d ie s
m u
n u
r\«
-
i
i %\
i
(ilET SETS
( ’ar;i Nome - Coi>
• Bourjois Yardley • llutlnul
\Nll
Colognes and Hal It
Powders
75c CAR01D & B i l l SALTS 4 9 c
3
Soda 'Special
m ?)
Double Dip
Ice Cream
SODA
ANY
n . A VI lit
T IIS S Y
C L E A N S IN G
(B E A M S
b i :i :
Mj-lli.
•Saturday Menu
WE STILL HAVE A* LARGE
STOCK OF SILK HOSE BUT
I T IS G O I N G F A S T !
W H E N T H I S SUPPLY IS
GONE NO TELLING WHEN
T H E R E W I L L B E MORE.
COME IN ’ NOW W H ILE YOU
CAN STILL BUY TWO OR
THREE PA IR !
\,«-
500 CLEANSING TISSUES . . 1 7 c
SUk hoalery baa become Mt vnlitnhle Mini the some protection Is being
liven to It when In transit or shipment lhal Is ulvcn to precious filones
and hlfh-coat metals. The Amcriran Itallwiiy Exprt-sa Issued orders
laat month that all ahipments nf silk hosiery mu •! lx- »n a hand-lo-hnnd
or algnatnra basia. This means Ihnl, tvllh rithlter tires, silk hosiery
must ntrer leave the hands of one person nnd yo
another wlthmrt u
receipt between each of the two persons Involved.
ll*ia »r»|
ce--ful
Mill'
early
'
VJ
\•i\ • itisitig minstrel *ln»w . j
U AJMMNGTOV r .l.
|j
pi
Postage. $1 7f»; Rent *»f J riu* Senate F teipu R* l.iliondan***, lit*. Orchestra, t oinniitte approv.d hi.......
■jtii • i n l.i i *. $ I 2*• • and
i .i \ ss*i shine** tielkets Wednesday Pie-nhni ......... %*|i*
ifiiiitirition* nf
R« M
\.|-i,it.il
i ••• *i »•xp* n*»,s, $rio r.:i
Slaiulley to |i,. units.*• ,.|. ,
t
l*n«xln and of Pain* I* l Hml,*
foimer secretary o f u .h t.. i„
minister to New /• 11* *.. |
v_________
l* fit lt r w # a r a
t a ir
mi
Diamonds and Silk . . .
( — fr o m
t ' r *****
I he (iff ic tit I
.
\|*-|lit mI|« t fh l.lv ,
a Mitt! nerd th,i» I »
will he 1*11* 1*
i xetiing
1>t \\ .
confined t*» hi« •
\erc cold • in* * v •
Th* uttrlnl.in* *
the revtvnl •*•* ..
r o n i1
1
Nl.Using a Valrntilip Ihrim-, Mrs, t Mrs I! ev i1 . x
j Brow■
ending up at the hunt**
»*i*. . i . i . .t
i..
iik .
James A. Wright rntrrtniniNl nt ) black wen*
l..f \l
i i Nil - Georg** \. Slim*
pan h i D u
\
\
...
I.I
D.i\
o
f
her homr on Magnolia Avrnm1IMI S
• • I•VI Vveiiur.
hi
yestrnlay honoring her daugh Prayer" i•• I.• h . h i M|n f - . h
Moving
the
party
Th
lit!it* tin *t* •1
ter, Joan, whoso si-vruth birth Thi* uieeliiit* \S ■»
tl .. M.s-rn
Aim
Sting.
wvrr !•• the :•■ i
• hail iii;i 11 were
day was Saturday.
I ois
'1 » tw *•! her.
M»irv
Ann
M • .» . M i l . II im
Rod hearts wort- uso«l to deco Mr*. \
Mr* (i
1 P i a r n *,*n\ • th.- Whrl . I MariftieTtl • Dih dg of
rate the living room nt
Mrs.
1 Fll.Mhefh File
II lid
| hi
Wright’* home whrrv the chil drvi>tu>ii:il ......... uii.l \|,
Marv \l •itper
• I ,:,, „,i|,
dren playrd game, throughout •Ires* guv.- ii t ,||
hiithv Fill*. Hilly llnrlAl
lb* afternoon. Several contests ■ml ( ’■using fm it...
h’V. I
• 1 II. ii t|i )
Fm l
iiik I
were enjoyed with a prise of a Mrs. lYur-uii. -nt.,l.i nt mi. f,.| Uiath
••f I niii'n.— l, Fmmett
Mr*.
\
|'.
Ituii.li.
,..n,
u
i
ilk
defense stamp lieing
won
by
I:.•I.• rl Miin-y, ll.-rlM-rt
■'ll "U I 'liri-lllill M..lliri nt |n Ifrni'l
Fhyllla Shames.
1.Morel • ■I. Itali-li Smith, Jr., IIillv
, 1V,,
In the dining room, the taco- dm." Mr- I itniil li;,n,
li< v a ini Mr» F D.
llrutph
,m,|,
roverrd table was centered wltb ehitpti r fri.iii tl„.
Prom i - :ih,| MSliii.
a large while birthday rake, sur “ Woim n hi ill.- l imn I.
The hostess served rein !■
rounded by tiny red hearts, and
red eeitopharte • bag* • •holdintr- menjs during lb «. h iu I I...H, t„
HACK r o T lir WAR
f'dlim iug
Mr
Nibliot..
mints were placed around the the
Mrs. Grantham, Mis I mdii - ■ liRNVI'tt. Cull,.. Fell. 12 —t/Pl
table. After the rueata. had aung
Mrs
I'enrsiio,
tin' rml- finin some of the
Happy Birthday” to the horn- Mrs. Stanley,
Wilson nnd It I* I i n 'l l " ', muiuw gunge lines rnnslructisl
reo the hostess served refresh! , Mrs
.
In
I'olnradii iluring th e enrly
ments of Ice cream and indivi
iIN"*
milling iioimi .'time from Eng.
dual rakes iced In whit* and de
• stnl Mnnv of the lines now
NOTICE
corated with red hearts.
li.ive lieen iil'iiodemsl and the
Those Invited to help Juan
The el.-isses in home livei.iie ■ nl . after nil thr-e years, are
crlrhrate the nccaalon were: IJnda l/mnard, Gayle Bitting, Phyl nnd sanitation whirli are lieing i • ii-i- shipped tmrk to England
lis
Shames, Beverly
Rogers, held each Thurnlny evening nt lee armaments
Mary Lou Copeland, Rosa Coke 7:30 o'clock w i l l rontinue t"
Royle, Ann
inborn. Patricia meet at 7:30 P.M . War Time,
A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE
fl radham, Lucia Goff,
Nancy it wns announced this morning
Fitts, Patsy
Stokes, Endaley
PA LM BEACH. Feh. U .- t A ’ i
Mtlach, Mary Ann Wilke, Peggy
I'riV. First Class John T. W||.
Wright and Mary Ann Wright.
Innne, of the Forty-Ninth PurAlso,
Bobby Morris,
Jack
'ii-i Group based here, studies
, " . tin', writin’ and ’rilhmetle as
Amann, Melvyn Fleischer, Tom1
• iigular st'ntenl nt Palm Beach
my Speer. George Harden. Jr.,
tli'h School. Willinms, 18 and
Henry Keletulln, M l. Billy Park.
H APPY BIRTHDAY
,n
enlnr, was granted special
Jo* Hutchison and James A.
t'o.oiisrion by superior offlcerii.
Mrs. E. M. Howard
Wright, Jr.
at
< • «t l* i»e «l
gixtrntiou Ih* conduct*>1 ;i* •t**.d
ily a* po«wlhle. ( mtu * il \ ,\ fi
t'ollin*. State direct.-t *a I (hit
e
v e ry
rre
e g is t r a n t
u dl »•*• p i\e n
every
ample
n tp lr tim
tii e to re sp o n d pr«»p«rlY
to the «|iie*tion* on the •«b."i«11;•
ti*»n card, which on ihica-ion
will he preen. Whit*- and melon
Ill in
Dr. W alk er T o Give
Sermon
Tonight
PltOltP RFPI \D|\i.<
lie plf c*’*, $‘,1.00; Mtptc
M-. $0 17, nr»«1 ContriT
\I.V.AII
A 8 S F F »*. »• \j
p.
but i* *• I*, hiwam*. lion* and RoGovernor llollnnd « l**i!»* *| ,i
ti«\
• xpen*e* of birthday hall.
t(U .• •
r..t;tl
pro**
receipt* ligi«lntiv<* committee Aidm-ttnv
with authority for . f .ii f|, deed
*•
Ni t loss on minstrel investigation of .ihoi.t y p i-po
y>
t |*|„
fit? IM.
Trophy and engraving. toil of bond rt'funditift.•
im
irn*\ * . • •I race. $7 To, .\|i«c. ex tlda. and directed n
i*pm«.
fG. \
t* ll
l dance, $H |0; Invoice •»( work immediate!)
and express, $.T0o; In- -erve without p;»\
hen
f Dec 2ll nnd express. |
V 'llf
i •»\.Mi-e of Jap 20. $2; Fx
M IM IN ’ \T1«I\ \ PPRit\ | |»
|»r»^'
• ivoire or Jan. 20. #V7*
ho-
•1
Mrs. Ilnltie Cmir-ey had m*
Has i\\«*nini*
her recent guests her sons, Set.
David Coursey of Camp RlnnilTin* Mi--i,.ii it
v»Ing ami Corporal William Cmiri
sey nf Ft. Henning.
Gn., nnd Fir*l ( In i i *.it«
her aon-ln-lnw
and daughter, Mimday t v* inn ; .i
Mrs.
.1
l
t
,ii.
j
Mr and Mrs. Roliert
Tnylor
by Mr- I I N.»i..
*mi rhildrrn of Orlando.
\ fitinni i.il i• p . t v
Jthe t i **u-in* i . M,
ohoottM served refreshaaenta. She
w m assisted by her slater*, Mrs.
Jahn Radar and MJaa Eva Cunnlngham.
Thao*
T M ** preaenl
were:
Mm.
CtaTtoji 8mi0i. M B . C . U Col-
MIm m . O n n t n n ,
A t
Loc.il Polio Fund
A lie n
7 ;.
ih »
,IAIt
X
••a Ii
It.'te Cnrler’s Pills
l!lc
11:30 To 7:30
I0i* Ciistnrin
•lie
Boast Youn«r
CHICKEN
fl.U.'i Siirakii
line
Hage Drendnf, Apple Jel
ly, Mixed Vegetable Salad.
Creamed Garden Peas,
Whipped PoUtoeA, II n t
Bolls and Iluller, Tea or
Coffee, Florida Fruit Cup.
wllh Whipped Cream.
39c
$1.00 Miles Nrrxlttf . tt:ic
10c
l.ifglinnx
Sod|*
:»c
30c |p<nt:t TtNtlhpa.sIf :i'»c
l!ic II C 1'itxxilcrs
$1.23
CreomiiLsinii
R0r
Murine
COc
Syr.
of Fit’s
I'JC
SI.OS
*»!»*•
3!lc
3.3c Vicks S alve
27c
73c B ayers A spirin
.VJc
.■r
Mr
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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THUKflPAT, FEBBIJARy \ t YM2
r
. ? *at. ?*2
llrlch Von drr Oaten
fliown here Is Ulrich Von dcr Oden,
who » n killed by o taxi in Time*
N-l'isre, New York City, in March,
M ill, and buried ax Julio 1-opes
l.ido, a Spaniard, with the Spanish
government paying expenses. l)iscln-ure of Ostcn’s »py aetivttiex was
made at the trial of Kurt I.udwjg
and others in alleged spy ring that
employed young, good-looking worn*
en to lure irereta from soldiers.
(Central Vreee)
t v
- tt
C. r . r h o n rp h q tn
Firemen and rrscua workers form a human chain In this dramatic reseue of Thomas Hill. He wax enuhed
between two houses and painfully Injured'ns a result of a landslide which damaged several homes In tins
' Sunnyside district of San Francisco. The slide covered an area o f two blocks.
/C e n tr a l P r e e e t
tnstltuio the Treasury plan of Del co m Payroll Barings for tbs regular and systematic purchase erti
of Defense Barings Bonds and Bumps, Left to right are: Una Onfflth,' Virginia Mayo.'Doris Kci
lyde. Audrey Christie, Bally DeUario, and Xtaor D tttre o wlUi'Xddle seated at the table..,
L i
I*
< : jt Ml
ifiA > j ] , Y M
rasa and doctors at a Naw York City hospital bale an Inland work*
I remora bla ckilhlng after his sacs pa from tha biasing luxury Una*
■enanil*. Approximately M l persona wars Injured In tha fire that
pt th® fftsnt ihlp, now I^jiowh m th® £®/c|(fll#i i t Hop Hudson R W tf
r, New York City. Seised by the U. 8. government, the skip was bo
ronverted to nary use. Frank TrenU CoeU. fire watchman, was
Ihe sole victim who died In Ihs fire. (Central Press I
A. C. Bradford, one of the twelve surrlrors of the torpedoed Unker,
/adi'a Arrow, Is shown being assisted to a chsfr by ensign Kornbo of
,v« United 8tatesNavy. Bradford wss Injured in tho submarine atUek
*
"** *he Indtl Arrot".
(Central V r ttt)
Lawreneo Tlbbett..rally recovered,
from an appeadlellls operation, baa
started bis xchedoled concert tour
which will taka him to many aortic*
camps aad concert towns. Mr. Tib*
bett is a member o f tha exteutlvo
committee of tho U30.
7
fajvo*•4
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STATE A
SAVIN 0 8
f f io N D B
[ANDSTAMPS
Isbor'vasnUtlnfd mat fear A ccWM(*k^nAraf>M«nl
first roafsrenerwilh president Iiios»vclt, L c K lo '
Boa Hoard; It. J. ThomSl, o f th« United Automobile '
Anaa Rosenborg, of WaV-Labor lienrdj Philip Hurt
Klectrlcal Workers) George Mcany, Sect. Trees.
$5SS2
rra; William Green, President A. F. of U| Mrs.
resident 0. I. 0.; Julius Emspak, of the United
\ of L., and Daniel J. Tobin of A. F. of L.
(Central Press J
�v
t
n p ra w i ■
THE RANFORD HERALD. SANFORD,’ FI.ORIDA
FEBRUARY I X 1042
Farm Youths
State Can Win
Scholarships
RADIO NEW 8
10:05
10:10
10:15
10:30
10:45
11 00
11:15
Music Room
Over the Hack Fence
Myrt and Marge
Stepmother
Woman of Courage
Pleai'antilale Folk*
At Home with Sally Mar
tin
Bright Horizon
1*1* New*
Temperature Hullctin
Kate Smith Speak*
Chreker!»onril Time
Itanrrtimr
O i tin| Sunday
I if** Can II- U.Mtiliful
Woman in White
fir id-e School of the Ait
Road o f l.ife
Young l>i Malone
Jnyr** Jordan
The (ioldherg*
CJ* New*
Matinee Mii*icale
I'lr * * New*
Hritish-American
Festival
T i He Annoum’id
F* ploiine Space
Sing
Mong I.andt Trio
Pre** New*
Th. Milo Twin*
Mntmy on the High Sea*
TO D AY
0:00 U P New*
R:I0 Greyhound Gu*
6 :I5 Voice o f llronduray
AM H ERST. Masa. Feb. 12. I I 30
6:30 Lum ami Aimer
(Special)—A $6,;tti national achol
11:15
6:46 The World Today
a n hip program, planned to heir
1 I 55
7:00 E xcur ion* in Science
_ acquaint Florida farm youtha with, 7:15 Sport* Reporter
12:00
w sufficient marketing methods, w a ij
12:15
7:30 Dixie Jamboree
announced tmlay by the National i
8:00 Y o u
Can't Ib> Durlne** 12:30
Junior Vegetable Grower* Asso
12:15
with Hitler
ciation.
1:00
J. F . Williams. Jr. o f Tallahas- H:IS Make Mine SB
1 15
aee, Florida, Stale Supervisor o f 8:30 Duffy's Tavern
I 30
8:66 Elmer
Davis
and
th>'
Agricultural
Education,
h
i*
been,
•
1. l 5
News
appointed State chairman o f the'
1* 00
national program, it wa* report- ‘ 9:00 Academy Award
2 15
ed by Professor Grint B. Snyder! 9:30 Rig Town
2:20
of Massachusetts State College, 10:00 Glenn Miller Orchestra
2:15
the association's advisory c h a ir-110:16 “ The First Line"
2:50
10:46 News of the World
man.
3:15
M
Entries between the ages c f 14 11:00 News Analysis
3:30
and 21 will be eligible to compete 11:15 Dance Orchestra
1*0*1
fo r $500 grind rational prixe. 11:30 Guy Lombardo Orchestra
I 15
four regional awards of $250 each 12:00 Linton Well*, new*
I 50
end 35 individual awards of $100 12:05 Sign O ff
1: 15
each from a sehulirship fund esToStORROW
5 00
tr. livhed by the Great Atlantic'
6:30 Norman Hensley and lit*
5 I5
0
and Pacific Ten Company for the
f* 30 In tie Farm Cluli
Fla. C n s le v i
N atiom l Vegetable Growers Asso
7:00 Ilrrak fa’ t Rrevitie*
5 15 Se.itteigo»*l Ihiinea
ciation. it was brought out. Cash
awards may lie ured to help de i 7:15 UP New*
7:55
Weather
and
Tim
*
fray agricultural college expensea
of winners or to purchise farm 1 8:00 New* of the World
8:15 Four Singing Salesmen
• equipment.
The four objectives of the pro 8:30 l)a\ul Slump Orelirslra
; 8:45 Virginia
gram were listed as follows:
0:00 Morning Devotions
I. To stimulate among young
9:15 American School of the
young people on interest in the
A ir
, Th riv an* uv.r 150 airfieMs in
Browing anil malkcting of vege
lAlaakn t ml )a**« ngrr niilra flown
0:46 UP News
tables. 2. To provide an added
irnch right million annually.
A - me ns for young people to acquire 10:00 Marnel
^
the knowledge und develop th e '
skills rssrnti I to the growing ami
marketing of vegetable*
3. To
stimulate an appreciation of the
Importune* of vcgetible* In the
diet nnd to increase their use by
Q
the farm family. 4. To develop
better method* of vrgetable marLctiti) .
Th- program is built around an
rxtensirn rour.ve in produce m irketing, designed to provide »tddents with the opportunity to make
9
first-hand studies nf various meth-'
oils used iii moving foed from
117 E. FIRST ST.. PIIONK 2.1(5
grrwrrs to consumers, Mr. Snyder
explained.
Ite: i t ration for the current
yvar'x progrnm must Je completed
£
within the next two weeks, he said.
™
Registration cards and further de
tails regarding the program may
b« obtained from Mr. Williams or
from any other member o f the
southern state* scholarship pro
gram committee, headed by G. L.
M
Herrington of Knc .-rille, Tenn„
state 4-H flu b leader at the Univert .ty e f Tennessee.
Save Rubber! Save Time! Guy De
fense Stamps! Let Lis Deliver Free
To Your House — First Delivery
9 A. M. . . . And 5 I*. M. Every Day.
Come or C a ll. . . Rest Vegetables To
Be Had Anywhere:
[Grapefruit, Orange
Crop Reported Large
•
FACTOT.RAPH.* tell* us lhat
In Arabia a husband Is forced by
law to keep hi* wife supplied
with rotlee In getting a divorce,
no grounds are gor»l grounds
T h e r e a r e l i different k in d s o l
• new. s a y s a m a g a n n * a r t ic le
N o n e o l t h e m , h o w e v e r , it s e t 1s h o v e lin g
Gramlpappy Jfnkln*
hr
know* I hr prt»c o| llnil*l In
I » hh . The frllou h it )u»t «>llr»l
hi* U an mnwfr. x
Now that daylight a.-tving i* m j
fftrtt z.i.ink Dunibkapf !«.«* pi*t I
m liz ftl a horrifying fa. t Itj
FNO CG H
IJ IK Y K N N h .
W in ,
The lock* at Sault Ste. Marie
take care of a difference of 18
feet in the water level* o f Lake
Supeiioi .md l>tko Huron.
Krl
brings March 15 and Mr roller,
tor-of-Internal Revenue one hour
nearer .
Beware Coughs
P e r s o n s s h o u ld b e g e n e r o u s t o
t b e estreme in e v e r y th in g . we
a r e a d v is e d .
T b it d o e s net in*
e lu d e , we h o p e , th e giving o l
person al o p in io n
from common colds
That Hang On
Creonmlvion relieve- promptly be*
rn iiv It goes right In the seat of the
trouble to help loo;>n and expel
germ laden phlegm nnd aid nature
to soothe anil heal taw. tender. In*
flamed bronchivl mucous mem
brane* Tell your druggist to aell you
a bottle of Civonitilslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
T b f flr*l thing « tminc \ tl«
journal!*! I* taught, nit ifitiiht. la
to rat and *lrrp ««htlr ttr.trlng a
nuitik.
Thrrr arr rntv rii'O gn rily
brar* in thr t’mtr.l State* \\•
rra.l
Oh. writ. th it * ju*t anothrr *lmrt.igr *t. || h .l'f to
make Ihr br*t of.
C R E O M U L S IO N
(or Coughi, Chet) Coldt, Bronchitis
Pig Pork & Baby Bool
F a n c y W o s to m
W h o l e o r S h a n k H a ll
Pm Tf'fk rouruvjo or
Shoulders ib 19<
Mr jty Pi I P ' k
Chops
Our Un-Advortised Prices A re Lo w e r—Save E v e ry d a y
ib
FVj T ' m
GIANT
Ikll.y Reel I- if
R oast
ib
Steaks
ib
Tongues
WHOLESALE
PRICES
IN RETAIL
Breast
STORES
P IG G LY
W IG G LY
201 E First St.
ib
Pure Lord
2 >bs
Lowest Evnryd.iy Prices
Hottosl Wook End Spec i.ils
LO V ETT S
QUANlllr *11.111. S' *••* • ,
ib
15c
W e in e rs
ib 23c
Sausage
<b 15c
29c jNeclc Bones
Fancy
F r o : :h
M U LLET
3
25c
lb s
Largo
Ib
S iz e
Mackere 1
Cellophane W rapped
TU N A FLAKES, Ms-lb
303 CHILI ...........
TOMATO .JUICE
1 2 '/2c
19c
Ib
•_ t (*
IVill E« Sl,t
O ysters
pt
Cookwii l<>r Br*
1-
Lobster
Ib
Shrimp
35c
23c
ii
Lnr<|«. H »n IIIb
29c
Ib
25c
S|Finuli M<i i n t l
Steaks
Wcettrn Bontlc.i.i Veal or
Vn
Pot Roast
HENS, live wt. ...
Wssletn
riiK au u i. r i.t .
Feet
EGGS, dozen -....
r a s te r
ib
1 2 'A
c
»r a r t:«e
Kidneys ib 12'/2C Fish Roe
Sunshine Ho! Gn
Pork
TRIPE 23c
at
B-i
BACON ...............
ib
39c PORK BRAINS
ri'»4n» e< II.. 1 i ‘tihnon
S te a k s
lb -
-3 5 c
Cmp, Hnrd Ho,ids
PORK LIVER
HAM BOLOGNA
HAMBURGER
GREEN GIANT Brand TOODS
File l! f*i I Tr*1••’» IVnt -
LETTUCE
BEEF LIVER, Ib,
u i. r
Hal 1 in
Dm y W!»r»l*»
Scrapple i6oz 15c Sausage Mb 2 9 c
V E A L ROAST, lb,
Mt. Vermont Bacon
SPARE RIBS .....
Croaker 3 ib s 2 5 c 6MI0M
S^ck#el
Tor l!'*<ilih- T^ik
Pork
Phlladelptiio
GREEN GIANTS no 303 can IJ'iC
Own-On-Thw-l ■!>'
NIBLET EARS
r t 'm
Hoad
FRYERS, Ib.......
A pples 5 ibs 2 3 c
Each Can I m n I m i I I
Mado 'by Phillip'n Delicious —
Castlo Haven CONDENSED To
mato Soup — it's a thrilty buyl
m
w
SHOULDERS, lb................
ROAST RIB SIDES, lb . ....
A L L PORK SA U SA G E ....
Gel Yours!
Apples 3 ibs 2 5 c
Potatoes ib 5 'Ac
can
I).)! Mon Cieom
4 V 2 C
CORN
2
ISc
no 303 cans
23c
12 or cans
23c
Cm* OH Cob'
U S I Tn.k
•
_
•
IS
r<m"y. r«i» 1 t - f
GEORGIA PORK
HAMS, lb............... ........
Cookie* go Into a fancy dessort when nulekly dipped In fruit
Juice or sherry end heated In
covered •‘noble boiler. Top with
■sue*. This Is rood for holiday
confections a hit too hard, to
i »»o out la their own cooky
right*.________________• ■ ; •
ONCE
ny W IL L IA M RITTC e n t r a l P r e s s W r ite r
Hockless, Ga. Cured
J, ■ CHL’KCH BELLA HUB 11ED
WESTMINSTER, Md, Feb. I t .
’ f f4 V -F or the duraUen, church bells
here will not sound a call to prty, rr nor toll a mournful requiem. A t
•he request of tho county elvillsn
defen** council, the bells will ring
out only os air raid alarm signals.
! YOU'RE TELLING ME!
W A S H IN G T O N . Frh 12.— 0T.
The
Aericulture
Department
leported Tuesday that the total
pr>duet
orange* tor the
current marketing season* i* r»limatrd at
84.41 t.lWO
boxr*.
.onipnred with 81.726,1)30 boxes
a month ago, S4,082.0 :u the
p^'vioU'. season. 75,667.000 two
•ears ago, mid 6 ;'-2S:l,000, the
average o f th.- ten tireviou* *ea-
Farming Is Said On '
^ Sound Paying Basis
CHICAGO. Feb. 12 (Special)
Tbit year m',;i a« « a great upsurge
in the modernization of farm
homes, it is agreed by farm eco
nomist* and competent building Bu
rn tborltJe*. In addition, they pre*
w
diet, there will he a marked Increa«- In the number cf new'Yarm
dwelling-.
For the first time In many
yrara farming la on a sound pay
ing aal*. Many farmers sre en% ' Jdylb; their first prosperity la
more than twenty years. A t the
ramr time, there are less thing*
fur them In buy, for the output
.of automobiles has been shut o ff
nnd tho production of miny other
article*. such ai radios and houae9
hold appliances, has been curtail
ed.
As a roe'jlt, thous'nds of farm
ers are wisely deciding to Invest
»art r f their incomes in Improv
ing their homes. By doing so
_
th*y ate betterng their living eon9
ditions and at the same lima.
Improving the value of their prop
erty.
The great changes thit -have
been made in farming in recant
yrara bv electrification and Improved plumbirg have made many
f firm houses obsolete. With electrH iy and running water now
widely available, the farm family
. la ratified to a home up to the
best city standard.
Important among the edvant% ree* now posiRIc through new
' dwellings and remodeling is Insu-1
r 1*1ion. Many farm homea have
been notoriously hard to heat and
keen
comfortable.
Insulation
mates the house more livable the
_ . year armtial Less fuel la requl**d
V , j o r healing and in summer th«
rooms a n cooler.
PAGE FIVE
NIBLETS
2
57 VARIETIES
SOUPS
2
25c
HEINZ
IVoini A
•»*• I
Cl-ini Oit. w Ur k Con*omm«)
llciru
ll'vinc Tomule
|dMNj *0* iufltking
A W ij>o —Il’j Bri'jhtl
Cabbage ib 2 ‘/2C Vinegar p» 1 0 c Ketchup io®19c
R«d Delict »ui
Wuittr Cf'-un l
A pples 4 ibs 2 5 c N B C IB*
Idhtf Nut
V arieties pkg 9c
Mcfiium
Carrots___bch 5 c Gouih»»rn Biscuit
Grits 5 ibs 13c
Flour
2
0
its
5
9
c
kitey. floods 9«ogd««
III jiil'in ! Mfjpl'i
Pillsbury Coin Hour—
O ranges2d oz 25c
Syrup c«n 3 9 c Snosheen pkg 2 3 c
4 doz 49c & 6 FREE!
Grapefruit 2 for 9 Flour 2 0 ib* 7 7 c
f«v»ofy Pk ! o« Bwtk
Pinubreozo-doz
F L A P.D
This refers to Public Liab ility
aad . Property Damage Iaavf*
.M p , which protect* you against
aM lggm l. liab ility lmpoesd upon
pad by th* usa of your car or
8WAN8DOWN P L A IN FLOUR
Sweetheart Soap
2Q lbs. 97c — 10 Ibs. 49c — '5 Ibs. 25c
Good S. R. FLOUR. 20 Ibs. ... :... 79c
CAKES
SUPER SUDS
nple S Groceteria
►-
w m jr i
AND • THE. BIG
«»
-
<
Super Oleo
For Frying-lb
Butter
Land O' Sunshino-lb
Cheese Kraft’s Elkhorn Daisy-lb
MIX VEGETABLES.
DICED CABBOTS..
PEAS 6s CARROTS
RED BEANSL_____
WHITE U M AS.___
BLACK-EYE PEAS
Baauty
Soap
3u ku
( M NEW, IMPROVE*
can
V^lJ5XFAm*-SWaNi
�____
Tbt 100,000,000 former luxury liner
. by tha Navy and renamed the f^mftye
•Ida after rolling over at her lludaon l
h»4 baeri llatlog precarioualy from 1
ly taken over pumi
on ker port tide lifted her Item
*
r*
Jr
Shown hero U Ulrich Von der Oaten,
, who wae killed by • taxi In Timee
Square, New York City, in
1911, and borled aa Julio
Lido, a Spaniard, with tbo E
government paying exponent. Dlaclosure of Oeten’a tpy actlvltlee was
made at the trial of Kurt Ludwig
and u
othen
In m
alleged
apy ring that
pnu
m c n in
ivKvu ■§
% «mployedjrounf, food-tool
en to lure tecreU from i
;f:t
i
C .IM W ,* ..
•eaeue of Thomaa IIIIL He wax eniahrd
•red an area of two block*.
/Central V rttt)
Kmupek, of 1
robin of A. I
(Cenl
Ivon of.
♦>» Indie A rror.
L'V i'.r?
ilerjn lire, finned hj a high wind
U. C , causing dam»se tatinuted
cenirtl of the H-iuu after a alt
committee of the U30.
�IT a IMS
--- " ■...
•arm Youths In
State Can Win
> Scholarships
PACE FIVE
- 't-■
__!— ■
10:06
10:10
10:16
10:30
19:45
11:00
11:15
RADIO NEWS
Grapefruit, Orange
Crop Reported Large
Musk Room '
Over the Back Fence
Myrt and Marge
8t*pmother
Woman o f Courage
W AS1IIN G TO N , Feb. 12.— (A7
Plcasantdale Folks
—The
Agriculture
Department
At Home with Sally Mar- reporte.l Tuesday that the total
tin
TODAY
8:00 UP News
0:10 Greyhound Cue
8:16 Voice of (trnartway
AMHERST. Maas. Feb. 12. — 6:30 Lam amt Abner
11:30 Bright Horiinn
(Special)— A |3.;00 nttional acbol- 6:46 The World Today
11:4& UP New*
arthip program, planned to help 7:00 Eicuniona in Science
11:56 Temperature Bulletin
acquaint florida farm youths with, 7:16 Sports Reporter
12:00 Kate Smith Speaks
sufficient marketing methods, was 7 JO Dixie Jamboree
12:16 Checkerboard Time
announced today by the National 8 JO Y o u Can't Do Builnees 12:30 Dancetime
Junior Vegetable Growers Aaao- ' *■
12:45 Ovr Gn| Sunday
with Hitler
elation.
1:00 Life Can B- Beautiful
J. F. Williams. Jr. of Tallaha*. 8:16 Make Mine SD
1:16 Woman in White
see, Florida, Slate Supervisor of 8:30 Duffy’a Tavern
1:30 Bridge School of the Air
and
the
Davis
Agricultural Education, his been 8:66 Elmer
1:4S Road o f Life
News
appointed State chairman of the
2:00
Young Dr. Malono
national program, 1t was report 9 JO Academy Award
2:15
Joyce Jordan
ed by Professor Gnnt B. Snydsr 9:30 Big Town
2:30 The Goldbergs
of" Maaxachuaetta State Cotie
■olle^e, 10:00 Glenn Miller Orchestra
2:45 UP News
the aaeodation’s advisory chair- 10:16 “ The First IJne2:60 Matinee Musicale
10:46 News of the World
3:15 Proas New*
Entries between the ages of 141} } JO E * * *
3:30 Rritish-Ameriran
Festival
‘ will be eligible to compete U «I8
°"h estra
4:00 To Re Announced
fo r $300 grind 'national priie, ; » * :»® C°y Lombardo Orchestra
4:15
Etplnting
Space
. ftnrr regional awards of 8230 each1U J 0 Unton W «1U* nrvr*
4:30 Sing Along— Landt Trio
end 35 individual awards of 8100 12:05 Sign O ff
4:45 Pres* News
each from a scholmhlp fund e*-|
TOMORROW
6:00 The Milo Twin*
te. Ilahed by tha Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company fur the 6:30 Norman Beasley and Ills* 6:16 Mutiny on the High Seas
Fla. Cowboys
6:30 Dlsie Farm Club
Nationil Vegetable Growers Aaao-j
5:15 Scattergood llainea
elation, it was brought out. Cash 7:00 Breakfait Brevities
7:45
UP
New*
1
awards
la may be used to help de-;
7:66
Wrather
anil
Tims
agricultura college expense*;
fray agricultural
K t-M uino Guardi is an ?rof winners
------ —or. to------- »-------8:00 News of the World
. ______
_
^rnizati^n of
former
United
8:15 Four Hinging Salesmen
equipment.
Stair* Mur»n*M now engaged in
W
The four objectives of the pro 8:30 David Shoop Orrhrslra
wunrdim* tief* rue Industrie*
8:45 Virginia
gram were listed as follows:
the vicinity of
Anglia. Calif.
1. To stimulate among young [ (i:00 Morning Devotions
young people an interest in the; 9:15 American Hchool of the
Air
There are over 150 airfields In
[rowing and marketing of eere-’
Alaska mil panNrngrr milea flown
able*. 2. To provide an added 9:46 UP Ntws
reach eight million annually.
A - metna for young people to acquire: 10:00 Marne)
; the knowledge and develop the1
skills rxsentl: I to the growing and
marketing of vegetables- 3. To
stimulate an appreciation of tha
Importance of vcgctibles in the
d id and to increase their use by
Q the farm family. 4. To develop
better methods of vrgetable marictinr.
The pregram Is built around an
extensirn course in produce mirketing, designed to provide atu_ . drnts with the opportunity to make
W • flret-hand studies of various meth-'
oda used In moving food from
117 E . F IR S T
P H O N E 238
grrwrra to consumers. Mr. Snyder
I .explained.
Rashtrntinn for tha currant
year’s program must 2e completed
a , within the next two weeki, he said.
”
Registration cards and further de
tails regarding the program may
. . .
. be obtained from Mr. Williams or
• from any other member of the
. . .
southern states scholarship pro
gram committee, heeded by G. U
A
Herrington of Km.’ 7fUIe, Tenn,
state 4-H Club trader at the Univen ity cf Tenneeeee.
Pea
?
Triple “ S” Groceteri
Save Rubber! Save Time! Huy I)efenas Stamps! Let Us Deliver Free
To .Your House — First Delivery
9 A. M.
And 5 P. M. Every Day.
Come or C all
Best Vegetables To
Be Had Anywhere!
•iwrt RtjAk non jssei. on
Farming Is Said On
Sound Paying Easts
**1•-e•
1
i
i
^l
WEHTMIN STBS. Md. Feb. 12.
daratmn, ehureh balls
9 '. hare will not aound a call to prey. es nor toll a imournful requiem. At
;V
.
owl only xx air raid akwa
Cookies go Into a fa n c y __
f t r t when mtlekly dljrpod In frslt
' Jako nr' ahatry a M h o a ta d In
cor read ArehW holier. Top with
•
!|
Thtrr are I I different hinds of
i snow, says a n i f t n n - srfic/e.
|
.»• » * « " • however. .. s t l b
shoveling.
I ’■ ’■
.
EGGS, dozen - ........................... 35c
r * t c r w iarexv •
V E A L ROAST, lb....................... 29c
TRIPE 23c
! ! I
Now that daylight saving is In
sheet. Zadnk Dumbkopf baa Just
realised a horrifying . fart It
•
■
»
Pork Sa\jsa*j« or
a
Pm Pork
Sides
, ^
w
Mealy Pit Pork
C hops'
3
Fancy Western
Whole or Shank Hall
C A ^ P -V
LAM B
SHOULDER
2 5 c Our Un-Advertised Prices A re Lo w e r-S ave Everyday
ib
SlmiiMei Milt Lomb
Pig Pork
Heads
Chops
8c
ib
I Baby B-cl POT
21c
ib
Steaks
ib
I^ lOVETtsX
23c
Lean Stewing
Beef
ib
15c
P IG G LY
Select Bo#f
Tongues
Lowast Evorydny Prieoi
W IG G L Y
201 E. F in t St.
ib 19c
H o tlo s l W ook -E n d Spue mix
tit,mix
q u a n ih v
2
ib
MULLET
3
lb*
Large Sixo
25c
Ib
12Vic
Toney, Tot Spnru.h
Hocldess, Ga. Cured
M ackerel ib 19c
Cellophane W rapped
Ball. Ei. Sid
<•
]
27c
ib
19c
ib
15c
Iamb
Breast
STORES .>j’
|*8t */ TVinl** it
T r n "•
W einers
23c
lie I 1ink . I’ m no
Sausago
15c
ib
It* f* r IWtin 1 Cr**«un
5'/i£ Cheese
Fancy Fresh
|
' '
3 2 7 SrViford Avo
at .levin
29c Neck Bones
ibs
IN RETAIL
For Si"w
LO VETT S
lenn. Mealy Tork
In Cartons—Beal Grade
P a re Lard
Stew
M U C IS
Leon. Tender Buby Beel
ib
Me-it/ Nr i 51* * • t imt» lor
W HOUSAU
Roast
3
25c 1
pW«
FINE FAT FRESH DRESSED RED
FRYERS
<JI 6V
O ysters
t 25 c
p*
35c
Cooked lor Beorl.ni—‘
Lobster
<b 2 3 c
Larrye. Headl« - o ran
4 ta 6 -lb. av 2. - 1|).
Steaks
Western Boneless Veal or B«t*l
Feet
31c
Toney Whole
Sunshine Hot Ga
Sen Bau. TIounder. Hod Salmon
Pork
Steaks
Scrapple 16-oz 15c Sausage Mb 2 9 c
&
ib
VELVO Ib. 19c; 3-lbs. 55c
Sanborn
35c
SP A R E
R IB S .......
«e*l(M S-wk-d
B A C O N ..................
P O R K B R A IN S ...
PORK UVER
RAM
R O IO G N A
H AM B U RG ER ....
Famous Jersey
25c Corn Flakes
c.«..-ib
Crisp, Hard Heads
GREEN GIANT Brand FOODS
Csfan! Pl'f T8»»"lrer
LETTUCE
4>/2c
A pples 5 ibs 2 3 c
lentr W,«iup
A pples 3 ibs 2 5 c
Idskn Sskia,
Gel Years!
near
A p p l# Jftliy
M
O’ Jemkiae-plt
_
32-or
Potatoes ib 5 (Ac
fis C < »-
C O RN
2
_____________N IB LETS
23c
Pinobraoxo-dor
2
* • (!/ .
W
I
ibs
Ketchup »b«
f a t t. M
.
DICED
PEAS 4
19c
Woler Cfound
M eal
5
ibs
12c
5
ibs
13c
Medium
Grits
Pillsbury Cake Dour—
Snosheenpkg 2 3 c
A Wipe—It's Bnghll
7 7 c Bab-O
12c
can
Wah $2 Order
Witlr |S Odor
I S u gar i ib7c 2 ib« 13c 5 ibs 31c
For Frying-lb
O' Sunshino-lb
Kraft’s Elkhorn Daisy-lb
M IX VEGETABLES..
Me
ll-im Tomato
—
S a p a r O le o
B a tter
Land
12•or cans
57 VARIETIES
SOUPS
2 «n .
25c
Grapefruit 2 for 9 Flour 2 0
21c
Saurer's
no 303 cans
n l'il (Kicrepl Clam Oiowdrer A Consomme)
n
14 CAKES
ISc
HEINZ
Ifoinx A.
lUins
I g e GrsJ* A large AS WWe
i>
can
IM Mali Cream Style
Cabbage ib 2'Ac Vinegar pt 10c
R«d DreliO'kui
"
A pples 4 ibs 2 5 c N B C . 10>?
fanty Ttast
Varieties pko 9c
Carrots___beh 5 c Southrern Bucuit
Flour 2 0 ibs 5 9c
Juicy. Hoods S'ogdsc
Highland Maple ,
Oranges2doz25c
Syrup can 3 9 c
4 dor 49c & 6 FREE!
17c| E ggs
si
PER SUDS
Co*nOn*Thi-(‘obl--
N IB LET EARS
IreredkO’ ajiuhtn#
Sweetheart Soap
10 Iba. 49c— '5 lbs. 25c
FLOUR, 20 lbs....
79c
GREEN G IA N T S no 303 can Uvtc
CoraCmCobl
U S I Yo*k
Made 'by Phillip’s Delicious —
Castle.Haven CONDENSED To
mato Soup — it’s a thrifty buy I
3 7c
Mt. Vermont Bacon
leere Merely
12!^c Kidneys ib 12'Ac Fish Roe ib 3 9c
Philadelphia
C hose
25c
Croaker 3 <b> 2 5 c
T o t ll-olih—Pork
ib
ib
Va lie.| |in
Pot Roast
Wastam Fork
ib 2 9c
Sprinlsh Ma kmel
FRYERS, l b . ................ ...........29c
>WN PLAIN FLOUR
£
STP 0 H 0 ! m °
17c
>b
Uk ra r raver
«
C R E O M U L S IO N
for Courts, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
29c
GEORGIA PORK
J1AM8, lb*
29c
SHOULDERS, lb..... ..............
23c
ROAST RIB SIDEjS, lb. ....................... 17c
A L L PORK S A U S A G E .............. 25c
cause It goes right to th* seat ea the
trouble to help loortn and expel
i germ laden phlegm, tnd aid nature
to soothe and henl raw. tender. In
flamed bronchial m ucoua m em
branes Tell your druggist to sell yea
a bottle of Crecmulilon with tho un
derstanding yon must like the way It
rpilckly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
There are only AOO jcrizxly
hears In the United SUim. w#
rtad. Oh. well, th.it'* jnst an
other short Age w e ll hav* lo
make the be*t of.
l*'iS?V*r- ^ •
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L>....can
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IV
M«
RED
BLACK-EYE PEAS
-
I
That Hang On l
to rat and aieep while wrarlng a
muasle.
vot.vn m iD M
BEEF LIVER, lb.
bom common cold*
! ! !
t
The first thing a young Asia
| Journalist la taught, no doubt, la
tirandpeppy Jeaklns saw he
knows t ho prise optimist In'
j town. Tho fellow has Just oiled J
t his lawa mower. (
Doted ior Sure Freahnerere
UTAH
Beware Coughs
P e r s o n s s h o u ld b e g e n e r o u s to
t h e extreme in e v e r y t h in g , see
ere advised. T h is d o e s n ot nre lu d e , we h o p e , t h e g iv in g of
p e r s o n s I o p in io n s
Shrimp
ULCH BELLA HUSHED
lV.
!
brings March 15 and Mr ("nitretor-of-lnternal Revenue one hour
nearer ,
Shoulders it 19c
•
rot sn r.tT
HENS, live w t ............... .......... 25c
M tM tm
!
I-Ih Carian
CORNBEEF:21c
p m
FACTOGRAPHJ4 tell* us that*
In Arabia a husband Is forced by
law to keep his w ife supplied
with coffee. In getting a divorce,
no grounds are good grounds.
h
15c
303 CHILI ..................... ......... 10c
oiwr tRy. cAMrccLi.a
TOMATO .JUICE .
......... 19c
Lu.
By W ILLIAM V T T CrafreJ Press Writer
Pig Pork & Baby B+#i
TU N A FLAKES, »/2-lb.
m r in
YOU RE TELLINGME!
production of oranges for tho
current marketing seasons is es
timated at
84,414,000
boxes,
compared with 84.72rt.030 boxe*
a month ago, 84,082.030 the
previous season, 75.0H7JCO two
years ago. and QPJM.OOO. the
avrrege o f the ten previous sea
sons.
Pnalnction of
grapefruit
i*
indicated as 4I.4IO.UOO
boxes,
cnni|urcd
with
41.110.000
a
nortih ago. 43,033,000 Iho pre
vious
season, 35,132,000 two
years ago. and 24^183.000.
the
average of the ten previou* sea
sons.
VEGETOLE !53c
r
=
A
U
£
CHICAGO. Fe’>. 12 (Spechtl)
Thlr year w'.;i see a great upsurge
in Um modemlwUon of farm
homes, it la agrred by farm cconomiata and competent building anA
Ihorillee. . In addition, they pro*
diet, there will be a marked b*creaa* In the number cf new'Tara
• ' dwelling-For the first time In many
year* farming Is on a sound pay
ing axis. Many farmers era an®
jovltor th*lr first prosperity la
. more than twenty yean. A t the
fame time, there are less things
fo r them to buy, for tha output
,of automobiles has been shut off
mill the production of miny other
article*, such as radio* and hooaeO
hold.appliances, baa been curtail
ed
A * a result, thousands of farm
ers are wisely deciding to Invest
sort r f their Incomes In Improv
ing their homes. By doing so
_
th-r are betterng their living ton•
ditlons and at the same time
Improving the value of their prop
erty.
The great changes tint -hays
been made In farming in . recent
yrsrs bv electrification and ln»a i proved plumbing have made many
firm houses obaelete- With electrteltv .and running water now
‘ widely available, the farm family
v la entitled to a home up to the
:: beet d ty standard.
Important among tha sdvanl-'
postille through new.
and' remodeling Is Iweu-'
Many farm homea have
doterloualy hard to heat and
eomfertablo.
insulation
ca (he brass more livable the
r around- Loss fuel Is raoul’-’d
heating and In oummer tha
is are cooler, .
O N CE IS ENOUGH
The locks at Sault Ste. Mario
take care of a difference of 18
(U IK Y E N N K . Wyo., Feb. 12. feet in the water level* of. Lake
—
— On |t»p r f a hnr.l flay** Superior and |»ke Ilurun.
, work Pvt. J«inuv« M. Krmg, *«
draftee fmm I'ittshurg, Kane.,
was ha mini n letter fmm his lo' m l draft ln»Ard notifying him to
. irp«»rt for mdm*tion jnti> the A r
my Urn til* Firing ulrv.idv hail
( l***rti *»> the lim v a month. Hr
i pent hi
tlrafl
n rnrhon
ropy .»f ht« company**, fstigre
rottei. wh*»wi»u: h.- hml U rn on
K P. twice. **| j»«tfs8 fhat’d proof
I’m in the \imy * want the pri
CroomuLslon relieves promptly be' ate.
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SANrotD.
• « *j ,
Woman la Awarded
Top Fishing Honors
1
-N E W YORK, r.b . i r - ( 8 p « e (a l)-M r*. Carolyn B. Merer J
Ocran Coart, Elbcron, N. J. m
(Warded top honor*
In " the
George Roppert Fl.hlng Conteit
for 1941, According to aimouncement of the judge. made today.
Mr*, Meyer took t in t priae of
82M.CUJ In the Tana * Plrlilon
with her entry of an >18 pound
fhh. measuring nine feet 11 1-X
Iaches, with a girth o f kb feet
flee inches, caught at Bailey Iskn<l. Maine, on Aug. 3, 1M1,
from the charter beat “ Jersey
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b
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r
i
;
•Ainrv ly rric * w riter
Wendell WOlkU’a deleft**
aiding the Information buYoung America Wants To
They're Your SUrSaleamen!
Britain has a new organize
Uon, the Natienal Build lag Beeerd. which already la eewaider.
ing pans
for
rtcoeta true ting
some of the well-known build
lags destroyed
by
German
bombs.
I » the letterhead you mall
representative of your com
pany? Or Is It a dull looking
thing? Let ta handle all of
your paper problem*. W ell
new life Into old letterd* and other printed mat-
d
There It a “ Cape o f
Gqod
ope" at the tea entrance to
vatow.
Kwangtung
province.
Celery C ity Printing Company
Pennsylvania cities *r* digging
e Sell U. S. Savings. Stamoai
aha ops rates a mine, a. fleet o t
trucks rnd a Wsckaralth shop, and
ships from 4,000 to 6X00 tana o f
Iron or* to Colorado each month
to to turd In defense ateeL
Pour hundred and fifty modem
Betsy Rossea are tnmlag out nxoo
flag* a week In the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. They work In three
eight-hour shift* and their meth
od* are a f« r try from those the
flfat Betsy Roc* used In her little
Philadelphia shop.
They rut rvd ami .while wool
bunting Into stripy* with rlrelrleally driven rotary knives 'had
punch Opt 60 atom at l> clip with
a' stamping machine. With the
special sewing machines
U oat 80 to 40 enalf ni an
y Uncle Sam's two ocean
Mswoman Edith Nourae
bf Massachusetts proposes
*n to give American wornInfo to volunteer for non|t service side by side
irce* a
m. Mr*. Rogers ur
id women’* Army Auxil
uniformed
iary Cons to assume many task*
new performed, by men, such as
driving tracks, manning plane de-
M A R C flR £r A N N f
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^ A R K E t ^
*
TOIFJO IS", "PJi’.V .d la'.'V ^ X '
QUALITY DEPT.
bm sll i i i k
— R iv k k i of i c t - ^
J
*'
? t o w ; Dowk
!6*.
i U M M t B . IM
sii*£s.'
.t o
is a r t ir w s w ®
n u n nna a v o a *
iwi.
t,uwwi^psif—
W ltHVUO
Cows, horses and tractor* are
latter’s slie depending on the
nmong the*cargo** o f commer
space and sunlight available.
Furr more rlahoratr gardening a cial plane* which fly from Ed
hntbed may be used. If the ma monton, Alberto, to oulposU in
nure necessary a* a source of northern Canada.
heat in the outdoor hotbed Is
not arallble, a hntbed wire unit
Byron “ W hiner” White, Colo
on the commercial market can rado All-American football star,
United
be substituted. The units cost waa rejected by the
States Marin* Corps when he
approalmately 81ft for a 4aft volunteered because
of color
foot alt*.
bllndneos.
but would have lu own officer*.
Alaska Described
As Good Country
For Pioneering
i.n.iv Tm n r.n r io r o a a
jflllO <KI.B** TRVnKH a TO ■*
r t r v it ’
avk
I H A M S Jb e 23c
M lc K l^ A K
fcA IMllft.r
1
ECONOMY DEPT.
H A M S lb. 2 0 c
iP R O lW lD * T X H
r
tih i)”
"WHKRB CUSTOMER& 8EN I) T H EIR
^ l E e *«orp* would be limited to
wmnen from 18 to 48 who would
* .F it»
fouk
finl
Cured
Ham .. 29c IShouffder lb. 16c
i.awn
no . m g v o a n iu sT
Shoulder ROAST __
sq. cut lb. 25c
rti.arM • l. ir r i)
a irti c o rra n n
BACON1 lb. 29c Cheese
.... lb. 15c
n an y o a g
Sausage..
lb. 19c
wiLanv i t r o v
Squares
.. lb. 19c
m r.an
»
H ens_ _ _ lb. 24c
k il l k
FRESH FRl/lTS ft
VTEGETAni.ES
nrtrvmui.
w iu o v a l i a
riiv v M «r .u nurvD
LARD
2 lbs. 29c
(’t i u i i v
;»: : :
.
Bacon... lb. 25c
m im :
Bacon
.. lb. lSVac
m t CK
Roast... lb. 25c
milBKRT
R ib s.... lb. 15c
WI5ATV aunt
Bones.. 3 lbs. 25c
eim
mi ui
bli
h o il m g
^
By «A M JACKSON
AP Feature Service Writer
troubled times you fcol an urgo
arty from It all and
aneer, you eotild «ln
in try Alaak*.
,
node JoIs of fun
of
tudfe-aged Paul Satko
left Tacoma more than
» In a crudely construct*
’ to establish himself
tartly on the edge of
Tereat wilderness, The
• tried to it?p him.
=
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r z v u :n R K m a r bb
art>:v
Steak... lb. 35c
M eats...
lb. 25c
n%. «
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Bacon .... Ib. 21c
HAW
Bologna .. lb. 15ca
ai.i.
Hamburger 19c
Bacon... lb. 17c
.%»*▼. 6JOl.ll
b ok
i
mkit
l l i f f a l i « 0 - l.# a a
U M lig
p a ti
C a ll
r i r i nn lair
WEINERS lb. 1 5 c I Steak lb. 21c
•LES, 5 lbs. '. 25c
tftOTS. 2 Whs. lSc
Tomatoes.. lb. 10c
noi.nRv m en
Stratton Winter garden plana for
both city awl. country dweller*
recommend for their nutritional
• .
Bananas 4 lbs. 19ca •
a u n t T w in
A pples.. 5 lbs. 25c
dishes. The combination
glvta
four vrgetabre, for the
topa
from fresh, yonng beet plant*
n r.on u n
Pecans ....2 lbs. 29c
tho' Odors of the garden.. I t -<la
htrh’ bv rvlUtmla Bl. hw»'*lito Mb
TUCE . . — . . . . . . . Ige. head 5c
ti.ia*R Or T S 2 benches l i e
Grapefruit 5 fr 10c
‘A TOES
JOIbs. 25c in a im I p
* "1 1^
ftBAGUSf
lb. f t g Bakers .. 4 lbs. 19c
Baets JL bunch 19c
j
SALLY ANN BREAD
Qdt. it
fed on the Mug
. at
confidently
a t Eagle
River
k Juneau Charnel
it where
Hnlko
i rorvn
BAKER'S COCOA ;.....
I t rinors-v.itirn
lavftvM
toy ' are sensitive to .
ur* changes , and t
;loiU w|ll cause ^ftrtr
N*. l r t u
u i iv o v a
FRU|T COCKTAIL .
S b S W % 5 *r„
ire iw rvT T h ist
GD CORN ____
PARRAY
lOy
ran MNNV r t i r i
SUGAR PEAS .......... . I f Vi*’
u tv im iM
dioto siiop. Edward, 18,
^&G Soap .... Ige. 4c
Mr on a dsfievse Job. u.I. - 'J / T V - ---- "
runs .the Usetor on the
■
s.8*ru*ei»., are
Otuee, 15. and David.H, rtallflowcr, celery, earn
Wtna around the house
after Bubble. 8. Betty, 8.
ling yvar-obi North Bee
a old case ,af
G
s
ri>rp !«•
CUT DEBTS
•
ton
10c
►
APPJjg SAUCE , .....- .... 7 Vie
a*, i t t a r a g u
TOMATO SOUP ....
“They
rttto n rs
When the waiter spoke
Preach.** They Uugbed
L when .'he
pioneered
i S
SALAD DRESSING. R-oz. 10c
GRAPE JUICE, pint
T
buc
.... 5i/tc
tf*K M .v
« * » a (TWKIfLV
IOLE BEETS
I n i p ^ grf .e n b
' S
&
Toilet Tissue .... i £
vnn-rnCBt
Pafrfer Towels_ _ 9c
DEL MONTE
OR RO.
»t a tk
su caa w
CRU. PINEAPPLE
p ,a £ g "*""
T O lU Y SOAP «...
<r ' ■.■
,yntm
K*.
/.w?
■ wa
�k
t:
1SB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
■■■! ."■■p— r f y a i ' R-.. —
By RALPH WARNER
Aa this i* the ao-called aff
tanaon in « porta, we went down
to Monkey Iilapd the other day
to ee* a real .port, Preacher, the
crown prince of Monkey Iilaad.
MFSure, I’m the crown prince.”
m w h f r aald diatinctly. “ T h e
rest of these monks down her*
cant hold a candle to me. “ Why,”
the
elonyated iptder
monkey
screeched at he deftly peeled a
banana, “ with my eiperienee aa
iw atreet m o n k In New York
which ha* riven me a Barrymore
rmtlny in tne monkey guild, plus
m y, inherent rood looks and ap
parent heritage, I am the class
o f the monkey mats." *
'jfte.p il* hla eyo. Preacher unomibtedly ia the ace performer
in the too. The dsll grey, blackheaded, long-tailrd fellow prob
ably attract* a* muth attention
at any o t h e r two monk*. He
struts like our Uncle Amok with
ally full of com dripping*, haa
the rollo-al disregard of letter
animals that would benefit a
Hollywood star, is an aye con
tortionist. and unlike most timid
tpidor monkeys, he ia abnolutely
»ifr a id
of the tough Rhesus nr
ilmher
e
types o f
inoneeyt.
“ W h e n I wa: up wit dem
tough
bold*
in
the
Dron*,”
Preacher muttered in a tone that
was supposed to he a growl,
‘1%’v uata cal dem Rhesuses als» » s fnim de oiler »tde of d .
track."
Resuming
hit
normal
tone,
which
resembles
the
delicate
voice of an excited eat. Preach
er continued. “ I had some trouhIM with on* nf those fellwa one
Imir. Ills name was Jake
the
Lug. Dm- blow, and It waa all
over. I hit him. and he was all
over me.
That was one time
Jake theI.ug put the alug
on
>'X ," be concluded, softly awing
iRr by his tail while picking vt
o henil of cabbage with hia feet
“ The reason I g el along so
well ami am admired by all - is
my
'I
PAGE 9EVEN
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lin d cra lg n # *!. B* HpRClRl
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J u4 | r of S#ir.• lit# # * |* l# of ll#nr> « »*#U »r. tic*
If.aU O o n n l). PlorldA «t hl« o fflr# I rajRRd. I l l # of r»M I'ouitM
to I h#
III. w h h ln ih # u p a l h o u r*
• la lh # r n tjr l
Don*# s i .'•»nford, f o il n l) J hArr of N^mlnol#
'rt»inl>. o f wal# »»n >lrtnda> ih # ReennO
Flo rid a .
i%“n h ln
# l« h i
ral#n«1ar | F lo r id * . »i hi* o ffi. e* in ih
d.t% #.f \|arrh
|F«?. at ih # fr o n t
co u rt
»u«plh»
from
Ihw
flu e
Ill
ih#lh«M |R* o f is Id 4’m i n | » 4l ^a nford. Ort«.r o f ih # t ’rturt l|rtu«# n f P#tn l■ a a lw *, r h i U a
Br M R L IR V IN G FEINBERC
flr«i
p u ltllra iln ri of thie n m im I F in r liU .
m lihln
r ls ln
1 » lenda r »••»!# »*»n*ni\ K h trld a . In Stanford.
H rd M a a tr, M n a r r It. I M I
R arh t’ la lm or ilm u n d
m* nih« from lh*> lima • th e ftr«t Klrtrtsl# at ptihl|<* o u tc r y , o f f e r
K a rh f o r *a ic and " # ll lo Ih# h lg h eR l
n w rlilO H . an<1 nuMi biRfp ih# ! p u b lic * t lF»n «•( th la rim
plar# »kf rra ld rn r# an I p.<*i of fir# I riulm or d#inin«i e n r
iv t i i f I'V iT F n t T i r n i m n 1 Th* epic *tory of medicine in tro a d et crnriut,
in n rlt an«t
•• *'idd#r f*»r ra «h , Ih# fo l*
I »i|t1r-»* of |h# c la im a n t »n«l mu«t in« rtiuf winII •iris* 1r
Dl#cr of
\vr.l>.NFSi>Av. Fr.n. n . i,<y. the American tropica i. pye.ented. tingm-hed work.
s|c«rrll*#a|
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in
by
lb
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f i#o*i1 «n>««|# in R#irinnl#
FtyiRIDA <1
Semin- ' fo r the first tim* In the pages
-Amhaai
haaeadorn In White"
•if ih# clalntanr and «n
•
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f.aUil
. 1 . C o u n tr
IL
f r .r n ,.
t llo f
“ A m h o ,..J o e ,
in
W h ite ” , ' a ,u ) m ,n a7 » n " o f V i a r i ' o f r t i e a r c h
ir. h% th# i’ Uln"« »•
*
Palm IW .r h I I I I ' r a lly *■ *• \ d r a m a t ic r o lu n ie _ h y C h a r le s M o r-1 * „ d , t „ J y .
l«*y f##i North (N)
* a • .tu d e n t of th e w l"
h"i oPmu'b lic a tio n
I'lrR
l»rnrt ar\«| ir.« *«• n
C a lif I t . T O T A L **
:
mih (juart#r iS ^ j
iR f io a r r , |>«?
row Wilson. The men, famous prohltit iisl not
filril • •1
nf human nutrition. Mr.
.»%« oi M*#ilrt* pour
I» MAI i:»
S lIll’PtNll POINT INFORMATtON end unknown, who have been WiU..i ha* long been ewerr that
i :\ t t > \
\r
n-l».|. fit #nlr (!• )
E i r r u l o r of ih
HANFOItn-tlVtr.tvo H ffT IO N : waging unheadhned war on the one uf the , reatest handicaps to
\« r | a . illiii
t'Ke rhlro -on# 111)
nf n ilia l'F t h «
llaullnn m o d . rale, damans T.ry invisible detth* and disease* which
W ill fit..I I
t
\..rih 8Sv
h*rai<pherir prosperity and wliI * rf# i *#il
t, r u awt J3J* feel.
Iflciirb •
•
'FLORIDA STATE MARKETING
,
BUREAU COOPERATING
SELECT SELECTIONS
. . . i------
to ace the Uland.”
-A fter all,- the black-face-*
monk, whoae great anee*tor* may
hare been the tame aa the hu
man race, aald, “ We down here
kind of feel aorry for juat plain
They hare advanced etv
IlUation ■o far that look at the
situation today I would rather
be a monkey.”
It’a pretty hard to argue with
Preacher.
BOOKS A N D AUTHORS
riT «: nr.Vklr«“ ,!m Jdy°,V . r ! M e ! i m ,k ' ,h*; countries lo the south darity was disease in tropical
and truckload*
fob
ubmbI |of u* truly a **Bick man r »ocietjr
_________
_____
America;______
sick______
men________
cannot work.
term* and carload* and truck*, ware our fir^t arvl f i r Blill our I have Kin H ftandLinla of llvln* or
\ ir r ic u T o r i i i : i » i T o i « «
^
of gm«l s ill. Ibegri .Olvent governments.
He IN T ill: I III NT o r T ill! M il \T\
j i n r .r .
«>: m i n o i r m » i \ t i .
iran»i»oriaii.»n
rk ar***)
and From th^ day« of Walter Hrctl. kUo rraliiad that there l» a trrr i . n illlM . l> p i i o i i i t i :
rvrlosda f o b rm«h irsrk. and W illiim Gorgss. the heroic Jesse meivlous human atory in the lives
i rock loads rash ai
parkins laxcar. I nd the brilliant C ario alan d work* of tbs doctor* whoINl«K- ESTATE
t«F
ho,....,
IFrr........... rimmed Fi„ Uy>
through
the
.m axing drily
fight against tremendous"R N itv f n M 'd .i : t.
(]»M »n ll#art. Individual
lIt wi»h#«l *n«l n*p<i..i|.fi f a ir Noguchi, ami the brillUnt Bill odd- to bring health to the coun- T»»
i# fftwl quality, blanch lmpr«r- Desks, to the less f. nmus but tries of the south.
u »v r*s a i i a i n .-t r > "• i - n i i
■ K F O R T Y w T*
Ins 1>t t|rti. mmtljr |! M few equally
juatlr a
valiant and effective men,
Thr ixwlry of Robert Frost ne
r».i »n.| rn.-l. I.i >
.............
is
• dot is kt-u :;. t • • - • ooff today,
u iin t u t x R n r i r n r r r sen
today, do,-tor« and sinitarian* eupir- a central ami commanding nniitird and m ioii.-i
i . '- If.sa . i # d o t . I I
V R C K T « * L H MSiPOKT
•*
'
have
been
mi
king
.Latin
Amerl-1
position
in
American
literature,
sr.v
.
i»lm
«
and
-Irm
>
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harr bcc
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•ortllna Ice #tirj
Raceumtion
of
hi.
stature
h
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.
UW AXOF.I.ri- ” F.lrlv
history :,ml transforming the Ueecunil
a f sale* w* ta ISUII
F.W. IS. IS||
4 -minit, mark-i » i m 4d,/ on I*.*IHis-1|tropics.
iropics. The
ini' siory
story ul
of w
what
nm iney
they .|been
been -ignalixcd
-is
by three JVililirr
U l . S IM
eat. rsrlmi.l* f o b
,hlpp>ne i have done tnd how th« y did
K
L
"
'
i
m» k' " treat reading.
| mmb" .,f the National Aendrmv of.
Florida rnnntt-ra
n r . t S H — T e n d a rg rra n
III, Itpe
ri»R«-Ai. « i r. MMitftf * i
i!
ThU Ir, Lobule*, u 11*. k »»f the A rt* an«l letters— Mi honor wliicli.
II.M - ti.il
quality, individual^
«a#hnl. ulm(W( im|Hirtiincc nrvl mlcrrNt1 the Intlilute h n confrirrd oil a|
IkfrnTW— IS-l. Run. lie . He
I f cmic* triminRd iopw I 1*- for North .Amer»e»n r.Miltr*. The P^'* • nlv three time* in it* hi**,
fey
C A U n A f ir ^ T o w . ItutN. F s l r lo fc;
}*t
An«
around
JJ JJ- » grrm i trupinl cmirife- r»r»- on the tory
The public, too. ha^ been
trs M - n e .e e
li» t ttp r
II !ilib
i t ., %T. lrmoV,r,': twweb attain.
Y.-llow f.v.-r |« quick ... find In Mr. Frost’s work,
11.31. C b ln e se . C M s | l . s * . | | .3 3 . ,
a run nd
15*. <-IHT.A VISTA,
once more mit«u!e
the ri ntmln
XiM-nc
n twuuty of tho<i|rlit
C A R R O T * — P a * . R un
IM - ilc
llu
Ilp r . ttl.fa
l ! -ll.il
d*m*nd r ,M*<l mnri«#i -tm d) m» ' which for r time
inn| In lie ami Ir, rslmrnt which has m ubs l . s , | l. . 11-11
•
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;
CAtTI.in^»Wf E l t — C r-------s
Holden
Heart,
rsrlo
.d.
f
•»
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1
holding
il
in
rhrrk
In
.pile
of
bin*
»
f
the faw pos ts whose
CKLJ5RV—CTrwtes. IJ 11-13 s« |>t#_
o r 1 quinine ll.< wh,.l.' .|..ry Of mat. work
widely and IMipiilarly read,
ryna. I ! J i
Ml. Utak Tv
It** »r i l-rujit'B Nrvmlh book of
more I' 's V.. i‘ nualliv* in- ! grui has not yel hes-n told. There
c E t .» :n r
i i e a i llTW—
i
I ’ rs i.s
13 3,
•llvldually wt <*hrd mn^iljr S* ' 1VT( be«i«!e», th«* iI ir«m *«* thnt pot in . ..list hi# fir'll in tix yrar#,
13.1*
* 't «Io* nt«*«iijr l ? l i
N'i«puchi <nll<’,| ••firm*, ihep. hlnck rcqinnv no introduction or cnr o ij^ A iio a — Do* nun i*.--,.1X1011.ANT— nu tier U J i-lto n
T IIIT K PAMHINIIN IVOIITII \ X V ' myNtcrl« RM—«tiv a*« R like
yawn. .*orai'itiit from hi* publisher*. Ilrrr
iltlAI-FFniM T — tins I'H I'oinh
MIJIT. Tursds. Frkrssi) l». ; tho inscrutable
innlignaiwe
of in the forrmott iioetlc trlcnt of
rraip*
Tninl
???•
i
it.IS. So I II 11
|
lilt*-.
Rpruet aixl a il.ncn other*.
.\lr. Am«-rit;i at lit widont nml ilrepctt
L E T T l 'C B — Ir e h e r a .
I ' r l ' l,- s l
S »l
r r s lr
nnr<
The lyric* in “ A Wit new
I J . a i - i J .3 j . i s M .J 5 - II : i
I
jgR IV V O\i\HKin
IIK
.mi.i c i i t i .y Wilson h i» written n liook which Tree” urc At tharply hetutiful. a*
nNIONW — Ho*, lio n i*,-.«< v
1
romiilan nev m il
h t i . m n « :I : i : t»s j i »:n t k t i n *k . • challcnr< ^ otir
Ott A.VII EH—llov I'a I'omk * I <«
, / U tlin ] richly ami surprisingly wrought.,
tOI) Snnfnril A ir .
jT M lM
o n M T Iir .lt. t 'lr a nr* 1 reveals thnt the problemli,ni«s of
No J I I . ««
rlvcdf non# i'n r» on f r a r h IT. American health, ami of health in r » individual snd vet universal »•
.lib : to f##t. thenc#
i. . t i„ point «»f K#•
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•*. *,..:. «'iiiintv Klor-
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FARMERS’ MARKET
1
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[O R n in r a iH E is
P
M ARKET
AND M E A T
“ Where You A lw a y s Get Good M e a t
IM Iiai.rv— 1*0*. lion S'.c
I'E A fl— llo
llp r .
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fr»
ll.fl
I’ EFFUIta— no ll|>r fa lif
1111-13 33
POTATOEH —
tt.JS-fl.13
I*»r« unloaded « f lo r ld a . I «*W|lf the tropics it. getter.I, rro
r iA M lll» \ 1 ting J J i . J . T J m o o * 1
importance.
William
I* Mr>nitid 2 *# 1-4 dot 2 S i- i prime
nf ln f which Mr. Frost has ever,
C. wriUeti
A niimlmr of them, like
| BR mowUy S &B*3.1S, | dot Corgas. wl...... work ...
-I ,hr *-'-ie«*ClrU-g.* “ Come I n ” are
S.1B J l*. m«»Rl ly
? SB.STS,
ly destined for n peiinun•* tion made the rontiiii'lioii of the
d m S ?S ?
X X * r | l&.S
■..le n t
place
in
anthologies
of
Panama fr n il imssili
1’ A I J F
jr .
: « •, dot, I.BB
lL_I Ainetiein verne.
Here, *""•
too, is the
««
FaseH u
a Vi
I “ In Urn tro p ic s . . . . . . m an 's labor |
'
u-ond.r
llr.l llll,.. !> *!*•
CVVT linn- f ! * «
ill*
RADiatlRH— n .,f lion Jlo-JOc
HI'INACII—tin llpr Sommer Typ*.
Jie-ll.ee
K gt'A P II r K U / I t V - l l o
IS.ee
lip-
Jo s ................
•IlIF A tJO - M U t K E T
III* .
P T I I A I T lir n it lF H - I 'lo l Ii.- lJc
MIVT lirT A T O F s
f\VT »ssk«.
It.lS -lt.U
psychology o f life which is
m **— Do*, Hum
BR*-. llu
don't g iv e a dem’,” he said T C Iullpr.
»0e
0nehalantly, blowing hia n o s e TOXIAWHOt— is >51 1.11 f rale, ord
on a rablinge leaf. “ Every once
• t® fry. |t.ia-|5io in |.|i f o r
ma 11.13
In a while, when I do not feci
H'ATKItfllfaUt-IV...
i *r
laxy as usual, I will put on a
thow for the people* that rome Non”O l'T
OF
STATE
r I t O l l t f-TS
-T E A P V
[a p p lie d
ON U .1,1..
to
n n lt ir .il
np|M >rtitnitirs. t K 'jJ- M b J'” 1
„„ „ th a n ' 'f N " " f
u
r v *'l” l,J
T *’r B ia e o v r r y o f
I.E-rr sTk l.fl.l, IN' oTtm il
‘1 , V l
. I! I •••« Mmletr* l-ln.-l.” is one of
y*r«
"»••* **■ k'sr- srrlve.1
U l* r r* alr.t ean-al.ve p.«ms. Amt,
4 Florida. . t'alif
, i" •»'» “ 'ber |.arl of the world. -a.'.. „ ,k5 ------- «■..!
U lx ilt if * \ w ide ta n *# in qu al* ' III llu*
ru n . lh« r c f o rc , t h r l
r b r n ir l c r i* li*
aiul
" r ^ ...................— I r fv ir q u ail* u m a c iv i l i i u t , .u , . o f th e ftH u r v , W
,v 1- r-m iA l «,u.nhir nf w u .lo m
fy 41**4 fa trly —
n r || lilanrliF*! ; *,111
.
«
I id !»« #•• a | il« inn«l h r illiiin l. Icm l*
fewr ftsti| q iia llly
do*. | N :
*
1
°** **
I c r , nih|
d «h n h
nm| n
p rn
rofo u m
n dl,, in «ik*h
•
p w jr h
»»lanr hr,| j ; j .
« do* J
I lc io r c In c |ir r « r n ( w*ir i« o v e r ,] n *’
.tat* tfl.tealil.t Speck
CisoeL 1
n«l
" IV iConsiderable
1 J i ’ 3 * n f '‘ v 1 * - p«»i»r|y bln n ch * North Amertrans m
a y have
may
have oc-j «j|rpmm ss Mikes Up in lls-iicht<
«^l S 7i*1 '*4. I rt doi. ? SB-3 mo caaicn to le : rn
that the i r m t » for What it IdickA in lacni{th**.
•'X i
t t i * f IV
llc.vrt*
fa irly
w ell Itlin . lied 1 TV-4 BB. |»j . . t I American tro
p ic s have lint y e t.
“uihcn
a matter o f fact, the pm*
few RBlc# I dot J JJ c if,it
beena nu.de
made s,fe fur civilised man,! |ry „r u „1m-i i Frost ha> b.en uj
S B4
-ir *-—- 1—“ *• - —. —
despite
Iti ilire nml *»f I him. For* patt «»f our nalionil liter lure fur
(iite hi*
neration*
r rat ion *, Kumpcan nn«| Amcr*, m ans ym o. Hiia new volume will,
f a T A KETT
can mulicrl men have rukul their, iubj»t iniinle wtill further hi# claim ’
life to «tuilv the
w hich I (o ix rniuncnce nml imiwrt nre
have alwjy» math* n irrrat partf
of whnt in potentir ||y the mo<t
productive rt'itii n in the worhl.l
I |.Vi \ v
K I / V T l/ 'I ?
uninlmhitahle by the white racm.j
l# l A l / t l # I * v I l \ J #
\VV of the North urr all to«i.
rrad^r lo believe th.»t wiih the suTU • n r tv ri:\ T in v to w i k i :*1
hrnuc Nuhjiiitnthin o( yellow fever*
Ai*ri h ir io x in n m i l .
iiib i M
in lliVina and the i ’nnal Zone.)
ih iit « r t h i: f o r x T T i
the American tropica wen* np« iml
By PAUL ROBINSON
f i a l l s s r / 't o u v e a n a p p o h -m e n t * }
HELLO,MO T O W G S / T U S
A T T Y N O .^ S rO N E S YOU TTm e TO
16 BLANCHE 6 P C A X IM 6 4THE
C O M E U P TO MV A P A C T A fE N F AND
Q r flL I S ) € B £ - YOU KNOW -
p H A N O E .'i------- ---------------------
THE ONC p ort V o u a S H c w / 1
WHEN CAN 'tou SB r.H H ?.* I
,
J tiM .ii.
«t:»n * n i.»i
r o m n .
to e v e ry o n e and n u d e » afc 114
^ r i t e o i * i *i i i h 9H%.
o u r ow n b u d - .
(lo w fu r fro m I
i s f h o i s i t i :.
tru e t h i* is a m i w h a t is b e in g IN R ,
m i : e .aT * T i : r ,E
I done z iu| m u s t I n* done lo m a k e !
A k l u l I* I i c w t k v lie .- , vs , . i
It t ru e , I* Mr. W ils o n ’* t h e s i s . j , 1.1
t » l f »i i t
iiw
. nv. |
He t e l l , o f Ib e s tr u g g le s , a g a in s t j s £ ; . „
A IIMIi*
f e a r f u l and o
fte n ho|M*lc«a
often
nopelciA o«lda
oclila, ijuri
f ile d lic »
ru t’ll r#|M»ri i «
S V «E rC A r».
THEWS AgOGOONC
« THS BLlOMOt 04
nmoarro.
VWWCFA»r/
|TH E S*C D N D
f—w.
CTrw-V? 1 r
CAN VOU i
WHECEI F
TELL ME p
£
ALA^M EAf
canw no
of the ambassadors in while whom '«*• |n#lrdiMr of Ihr r*iato of
1*
l l i f l n n . U t l W t p e . l} * U (4B
ith* United Stairs and Kufo|>can •••
lllr d
l»Ff
p r d lln n
fo r
fin a l
‘ nr I Ions have sent In lenlral nnd
r( |rir*'.
and lh .il site w ill fip p ly
South America am| the West lo- „. m. u,.inside it iv War,.
,(llca. lie tells of thr victories, < *-iinni Ju.lg, ..f Hrinlnnlw'r'niinlx,
, ih# defeat* and the tragir, apFiorlja, nn Hie se.-nnd iip ef
pa rent ly Impenetrable mysteries ' ‘ T T *
-rsis” s»«* ' f
Avnicn nave marked the niur«c i-M-iar of iii^ ##in i # «f ,\ifr#d l\
of the effort to ch use l.:it ii1 lfo
4l#e#N«»#d. mi ihi« Sun day
I America fram a alck min.’ s so1* " « r r w .
cicty ,0 B healthful.
%,11 I* Ilia
(
A.m!,ni.,V,,!" n7
,b,|
ona, then,)*
m k:n.r
of ih •
;
asm,* nr Airmi I*.
I
• i American Ironies, W>.u!|
..re now
I ' . n«*inii. dseataad.
I — aidid by ih? s|ie.*i| of m iltrn
_• ■
---------- —
ira n -p o .l t io n - u nnnaco to our ' \ 1^ « , f ! " » i ' T ' " I R r , s i s T I l '
own Lvalih,
ry. u
u atore-l
storehralih. u rran
rra n ry.
- 1.1?.1! J T L - l, * —
I
house uml li.lv.sr^ fir all Western
Civiliiut,on.
, - •
_*••
t'o m p la ln a n i, I
Now while our society ia thastened by outside forces, it 1*. Mr. *:i*T»» i. a r r i i i i . iw - m t s m
Wilson believes, time for every
IIIH N It!
o n n rn
o n i* i u i t c k T i n v
,
American lo study the oven more
P
OP
FM > lllt> A
In 1
virulent forces of disease which T i l:l l ••: I ft«S T| .A TMpufr.
w h n *r r# 4Ilif a.- o .
are striking ai Fan American
"••I F a s t O ffic e iiggraos U I I I
unit? fro" ’ within. Here, in vlv.
J-.ra la m sn S tre e t. *i II C l l i l l
H n m lllg n , V. Y
H, dramatic distihetneas, are the
n
im o ii r > i:n t :r i th a t »«u ap*
nets required for sueh a study
FRIDA Y I3th~
By FRAN STRIKER
T M * O Y E R LAST C H A n C *,»O A n / T * K
row o r
nevER/
MCTtarpTHm;/
Saturday lllli, Monday 1(>th
. . ilium id llie fiillnwhit; ilciu-* " i l l In* ili'i'iHiliiiiiril in llu* near I lit urr. -unu* I m tih Im * Ih ey
run be paik eil in n'.her ways nml o i l i e r . lieeniiM* Ih n
run lie lunmhl ilrv in
hulk uml be prepared al home. W e lire mil inh i- in » \on to Inmril. Iml ore adi k i n g you In lull ju-*l a few rn n i ill • h«*»e redneeil iinie-* lo li me on bund.
TO CONSERVE TIN
Mii.nr.x
k i :%
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BUTTER BEANS, (I for l‘)f B.
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PORK
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to m
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s i t i u . E T — 1>
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T I M
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MR.
T IB *
VEGETABLES « No. 2 tins 49c
tt n in i. iii iim i
— u n i in t
CORN, G 12-oz. tins
63c
5.r»c
lilt*
« ti r i:
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m
RO N t i l l 11— F I 111*1 I.
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r n m i i i ii i in n
. G for 85c
SDc COCKTAIL
PRUNES, GNo. 2V*i tins
Calo Dog Food
KRAFTS
MIRACLE
PINTS
WHIP
23i
(• Rolls
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Choose 2 lor |7 f Towels........"(So
I‘ 1111. \ I >I :I I *II l \ C IIK A M
u . s. i ) i : f i : n
FREE
O B E L I S K FLOUR -
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IS Uflt Otar iLmp
SOFT o
TUILY /'ifnmini:nl
T IS S U E
ii
S P U N r o l l
U R O i'S IO
sr> lbs.......... 29°
s i: s t a m p s
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HOWARD
CHUffNGOtD
s 19c
M ARGARINI
^ 5
Price 2 y
I'AI.MOI.IVI: SOA I’, .1 liars
R tU k
K I.K K . 2 l.trge pktft.............
PEPPER, 2 10c tins
SIIORH SUDS. 2 nmall
IH'lAfJON SOAI*. 2 lartje
IWTAfJON I’OWDKII, •• Inrue
0«TA(.0N TOII.KT SOAIV ,T lutrrt
on *11.1) FF.K0W
TEA, ,/i-pound tin ...
DOG SHAMPOO
jlc
12e
We Can Always Please You In Our Mont And Produce
Departments — Give U h A Trial
UBIKO r t t b a at Touebton'a Oro.
OA* rrfrig*r* tee cheai -Praetl-
OR.
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for
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APRICOTS
,
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F t 'R R
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f
1*1111 i 11** — n i t i n
i iim i*
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Mr. Wilann waa born In Fayettevillr. Ark, and grew up on a.mill
farm outside the town. After hia
* rail nation from the University
of Arkansas, ha stf rted aa a rural
rrporter but aoon found himself
roYln* Iha Southwest and rcpre.i in H a n ford , K a m i'
lenlln* many periodicals. lie haa l*J|orC opun nlill.lio
t , , F lo r id a
contributed to 8eribncr’a Maga- .......WlTMF-HH
n r hand and »»al of
*lne, Harper*, the Saturday Kvo- • aid r a m i at Hanford, F lo r id a
" ‘"k I*c«.th a New lUpublle. the I I " ' l i b d a r of I ’ah raafY , A P
.
Atlantic Monthly, ami Common 111!
n p n r.f iM p o N ,
wealth.
Aa C la r k of Raid r n u r l .
Now ha apenda half of rarh
H r : A. *1. I V I T K * . H P.
yw r ranjHn* the continent of IV II. |»t.V l« l*TfiN . W ln ta r P a r k
M io rn a y fo r I'la lh t lf l
North A meric:, from Canada to
Panama, with oeraaional rxcnrw i f i: t o n t r .n r r n n a
elona into South Amerlct. For » AT ITU
r l 011(11,
man aUll abort of middle nee he n d ' M T T OK
O F M :iU N f > l.r
haa written rn Imprraelve list of
Yen and n ark of yr,n a re b rre h y
fcoolw
Inchtdfa*
“ llackwood. notified end re q u ire d in t r n r t i
Amerten- j « o o u of America.” , « " [ e la lk ia and d a n u n d s w h lrh
-ArootUmh- ,od “C.ntnl Amerl- >nb. n r nlthac o f ynu . m ay h a * *
o la a i I k * * » ta l* of F lls a h a th H
rn”.
Hie lateat book la hie Ha gam
r, deceased. t a la <-f said C e u n -
Classified Advertisements
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I f o l a file d . on nr hr fora the Jp il i
*l.ijr of U n ro ll, I'M !. * « In ilr f a lit i 1
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n - e a t , fo r H air r n n s m i l l v * a r r k l
In ih a Hanford H e ra ld , a
fttV LONE RANGER
BIG
DAYS
CANNED FOOD SALE 3
B IG
D A Y S
3
N O T A ( IIAIN
OOKBN furnished apartment
fa r;, rent,
newly
rellnUbed.
Ala*
1
room
unfurnished
bona# — moo Magnolia Av*.
I’hene *00, Speer A fcm».
r ik i'T
iio m i :
i.mm.4
HOT ROAST, lb,
CAULIFLOWER, lh.
STEAKS, lb.....
SPINACH, 2 lbs. .....
Head W *s l*ra R a a s d -tlfla
r r in r aMORT ataa
HAMM N R AW 1
of
1
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BEEF. lb. . . . ...
BROCCOLI, lb......
NM Tt « « • » « »
FRKtll )|AUR l.ltOWN
PIG RIBS, lb. .;
ENG, PEAS, 2 Iha. ...
ciffennAR. ib.
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Smoky R an ged
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Runs Tonight
IXJNCWOOD. Fab. 12. (Special)
— Saaoky R in irr, oner again
• showing the ilvna of returning tn
his graft two-year-old form, will
■potUght tonight’* ferture rare on
UM program of tht Esnford-OrUndo Ktnn.l Club.
Running Tuesday night «t thr
thih. Smoky Ranrrr cllpprd off
• futurity In 29.2 to brat rurh
grtyhounda a* City Judge. Offievr Andrew, Cornin' Along and
Nrdtrito.
Tonight, hell meet aomt mem
ber* of that Mina field again with
th* added contestant*. Lucky SI*.
Dud* Hank. Clantli, Armed Girl
and Gllderslteve.
Overnight Entries For Thu radar
First Race— Futurity
1 Dod Urnurl i AHamnnip Idtil
I
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I
I
• ftourbun B«jr
Eighth R a cr-A -U Milt
I J l I ... #.ep
Jo# W illa r d
M iriam M oo rs
ftllam1 '#u||»nj
BACK TO MAJORS
ft P ^ nglngu la Jl#d
ft l>taltirm*n
J DoriHbjr
• | a#ky F ir*
7 Lurk*
j n i)
lU in a t r »
Hla
Oar
Oay Shelf Price* ara
Iho Lowest |a Tawa.
Compare Theta, Then
Bay Year Fay Dr
ier at
ft ()lld*ralr#«*
Ju Jg #
1 Dud#
Tabic Suoply Week-End Bargains — Shop “One Stop”
Biy
Locally Grow a
Save Tires!
Rage-Jar EreryP r o d u c t s ! Loeafly
O
Ninth Race—Futurity
I Hnu» /
7 Arrn#d flirt
lla n k
A n-h * *
> aaff Ir # r
Tenth Race— Futurity
t W h lli#
J io ir a
» lr l* h
N»»f#
7 * ur
Pa#H
iu»y
2 Joppy
2 iMil llr ln r
J Lurk)
I |*»a
4 D ra ft* -*
F ir #
Tak#r
K lrtrnth Rare— ft* UK Mile
< (|«lnl#ta
It# # *)
1 i 'oqii <«uiA
■» J imp 111arts
2 lie*
« N .id a rk o
l.m k y
2 Tlpp; Matron
< I * a il# II
ft
2 lt**l Fir*
Lucky J< k#r
Government Obtains
Gifts For War Usage
40 St: lo o ts BKOy MS
pa w sI a s
w ot
agaa«
so u th
rd e e - *9 *k
W A S H IN G T O N , Feb, 12 (A*)—
The Treasury Department want*
( ongre»j to permit the u»e for
w r purpose* of small cash donatiena
including two enthusiastic
I liip Along
4 Gl#n ( bm!••*•
boys ami sn Irate Chinese.
f Nordi
7 Ml** Fmyrn*
4 *ln *U SI*
• n*Va Kay
Receipt c f the gift*, along with
Strend Rtct— Futarlt#
thousand* o f olher* coming in at
irtvst Mall Uallr Um *I#I
the rntr c f $ 1,000,000 annually
IB m ix Judgments Fm«>kr Tip
since IVarl ILrb or, sa< disclosed
I Rltaabath
4 Slim l l w l
iy the Department during House
IDandnv Warrior! Fir* ftilef
he rings on the second war powers
4 Stand L*p
• W rninThlrd Rre#—5-16 Mile
oill
< U * « Half DallX l>«»M#>
Existing lacy. Department offi1 tamber Jmek 4 J I! W
ei-l« esplained, nrrvrnts the se
1 Willi* Mil*
ft M»nl» Phi#
r f ptanee
of cordltioned gifts for
I King P*ppy
T Hmokv Pod#
4 Act Pilot
4Vr*#nlln#’ii l'*M th*- purpose for which they are
cfferrii. All *urh don'tion* now
Fourth Race— Futurity
1 Ttrrlbla Tim I n»d T n -U r
must go into the general treasury
I lllatt Up
I flrawar'e Kid
4 Hath* Hu'«no
7 Hay Mur#
.
iulel.
Mika** flnnu*
1*1 **. A ir .
BROILEKS, 3 Birds
M O lo S ltK f
OftLi f M t .
SPARE RIBS, lb.
i<t - r k u -v o u c h * * w it h -iWds r u o o i s a e o w f i t - h u routnv n e t * * * * c x u s
bac k
S' Waxed
Polished
f
Writer Wonders 'Soybean Meal May Be
NEW YORK, Krb. 12 (AT—The
Rirbber Substitute Berlin
radio In rn English lanWhy Billy Conn
euagn broadcast heard last night
WILMINGTON, N. C , Feb. 12 bi NBC said:
Will Meet Zale — Ill* I >ng-van, .ucu mgltnass, "The fire aboard the former
NAZIS HUT S llll
AFIR E ’
i
OIL RIGHT
OIL RIGHT
$2-50
3
Gulf Station
2ND and PARK
ROY and BUCKY REEL
NOTICE!
We
alricerely regret that, because o f the tire
shortage end increasing prices, wo are farced
to announce that there will be . . .
NO MORE FREE DELIVERIES!
All of ua had hoped that aomoway could be
^- found to cpntlnue giving our cuetomers thle
little extra eervlee. However, there eeema to
v be no way around It and “for the durationw
«t leaat there will be a charge of 15c for do*
Uverlea of any else package gooda.
V -•’»
. *'W • f--iiii*h
^
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ARCADE
SB m m
S. H. ENGLISH
GULP SERVICE
PHONE Olfiti
BOX’!
BT01
lVnwg^r>,
War Labor Hoard
UecivcH Warning
Uanm known ae "Seward’s Fol
ly, Atuka baa returned lit gold,
salmon, fun. lumber u d ether coowev
products about 200 times the pur-
lR f e a t u r e
11# YOtm TAITI OKMA
GUTHOUNDGUS
TH. BUT W
b
rjQUORS.:
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SLICED BACON, lb......... 25c
TR X D C It
N II.K
ra u
M l lie K
1 f i l l IY 8AUBAGE. lb.. 10c
LYK O PICNIC HAM SJb, 25c
BACON, in piece, lb.
15Vic
II). 17'/,c
HAMS, lb............. 25c
Blew; lb...............
Rib Chops, lb......
Loin Chops, lb......
CatloU, lb. .........
15c
29c
39c
G5c
nKosnrA la ok E D
... 21c
i:«4 Cut*
w iir t s
15c
Holden
(•'rain
toll Or
BUTTER lb 37c
W itt
UKU SM OKKII
SAUSAGES, 2 lbs............ 25c ELGIN OLEO, l b
, jftryc# C ream I 4j l * fi# W r« lla a la M
hI H
3
KTM
. .....1 22c
TH ftSftll F L . 4,
CORN 10c EGGS 35c
/BUY BAG rO F F E p — S A y p TIN FOR OFFENSE!
i
Froth Gronnd
While You
Walt
COFFEE
AH0O V A r c t i c
l* A C K
-
lb. 1 Q C
!i-lb. tag 55c
£ F f/ ? V
fC W
UAy
SH ELF
tv s
Tupelo Heney
innere
rf.Fi
PORK LIVER, lb. .......... 19c
ltni|)l,K24
v r n • #
1/ L / I I
W 1ir t I
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12-oa. Jar 15c
3®*«- Jar 30:
5 Lb. Pall ....,
N a n n l T lw
/>A
h H P
r ? ?
P ssrsk r
T O U R ....:. 19c
P A S T E .... 6'/jc
B M jM t n *
_ w * »«
CHERRIES _15i
Corn Flake* -5c
uguu
J
M an at. « y u ic e
GET THE THRILL
TONIGHTS
~
1 7 ‘ /2c
HDES. III.
I'HOIILDKILS
. PRlC.Es/
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 11cH A I
Warned by Pile* Administrator
H-nd»r»«n a-alnst the grantlsv
* f subalanHal pav increase*, U>e
Nallonel War leber board IM»
week will consider Ita
futarwag* mllcy In the facw o f Ctp
demand* for f t a day boeata In
twd war Industrie*.
,
M’s. Ilandarvnn told Uta board- i
which ban pending before It the
Cl/) ateel worker*’ demand t*v
\
d; l,y. Incw ee In
“ tHtle
s»*wl that *he igsrod broad wage
*dvanr«* would fsrw pries* I
♦n Inriallorary heights despite!
h« naw price rsnlrel law.
U
I" >>bor qo-raro »h,| m -. Hendera«a also
had addmaaed a letter af elmflar
•one tn Pre*hleBt Rooe— U, who
U to the *la A f l ,
ai
'^ '7 '
delve tee meeting I
i t the White House last we3b
J?1.00
SctlUSII K lt-L K II I.ITTt.s- - in
f \ f l f-v f y
SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
Gleaned
..
iiMi«K»rr
th# Err->?mr Shrng Nung, who
v. rntr thr first rrrord of the aoy- French Hnrr Norm | dl« was of
Py DILLON Gil t HAM
inerndirry origin amt .’.lasted the
NEW YORK. Feb- 12.— IW W> j bran In 2AW BC, never auspect- rlina for transforming the liner
Billy Conn fik.it* Tony Zulr in a ed that snmr d iy It might be into an aircraft carrier."
wiuan* i use«l to produce rubber or even
12-roumlrr In M’di-ion Sriuaroi
fT^rdm Feb. 1.1 and I*• n’t figure' automobile tires, but scientist*
At yourself tha way other people look nt you!
out why the Pitta urgh Kid ever of the U. 8.
Ilepirtmen)
of
NO TIKE IMPORTS
Are your clothen neatly cleaned and pre.t.tcd?
agrerd to this cnr.
|Agriculture In Washington beSurr, he’ll lx- favrnvl to win— ; Hc»e soybesn m*al ran b« trmwsMIAMI, Feb. 12. (A l-Fcderal
hut If he iloekn’t he mav be blow. 1formed into asubstitute for rob Judxe John W. Holland declined
You are frequently jutluctl by your appearance.
ing a share of that inillimi dollar j ber, according tp * recent an- yesterday to permit the Standard
ante s t’.inrt la>ui* In June. Hilly’s . nouneement of Science Service Oil Cornpi ny of Kanaia to re
. . . Lot us keep your clothes looking uo<kI.
gut plenty tif lose ami not. much| cne of the outitinding eclcntlflc import American-made tires and
to gain. If he beats Zale. what of j new* service* In the
Nat)oa'* tube* from Cuba for mw on its
it? J»*t a heavyweight whipping eapiUI, which la noted for the trucks and other vehicles.
l
a middleweight.
authenticity of Its rvleaaas. T7
While no rnc I*laying iny
•"„*
mlllt*ry reasons a de* *
.
*
•
fce*vy rugar on Zale there are a tailed description of the eonSflfew experta along Hath Houle-1 drntlal process cannot b« given |
220 MatnoHi Avenue
Phone 801
vard who ray they won’t be sur- ibut It ln»olvaa a series of chom- '
prise-1 If Tone yets the duke. One ’Icsl’ change,
’
which finally trans- |
of tnese ja Chris Dundee, whose form* the protein -molecules o f .
bay, Georgia Abrams, w>* beaten soybean meal Into
molecules
rom- menth* a«r" by Znl" for the similar In structure to those
middleweight <hamf’nn*hip.
rubber, Scienee Service says: .
"Thla Zolc(".*>yi D.mdc-e, “ I* a
Soybeans' are good for humagt |
tcugh It: -. Ilea fast, a gootl bnx>
sr ond
pretty fair nunenar. lie’s ond animals ami can b* used is I
e '- a * « In shape and h-a been eon- auc!i a tremendous variety, *f
dllionlng down In Rot Springs wars that no one should be s-r..
I lor tnla Imul. I Ihilik hr ha* l>rr. prised to learn that It la a|.
|rnrrd for it much nt> rr seriously rearly ” |io*>ihlr on paper” to
V"4*V
ormluee n subslitute for rob’vr
ithun has Conn.
“ t><nh lalti-s a pu'irh well and from soybean meal.
Yn«r Cr.r
JY Yoor Car
la r:lher hard to hit around the
head, hut he's raay to punch In
NOW HR K NOWS
the
hnly. Anri thla Zale I* some
And
1
And
bmly-prnchrr. What hr tlld to my
PONCA C ITY. Okla.. Fab. ia.
Abram* was n sight. Cnnn look <A*>— A Ponci City youth, thinks ttrrible beating ur i •* t t*-- fccdv In- he would tease his mother,
from Louis end n y* *- *-sts’t:Ulryhrreil the f:m !ly home and
And that’* right! Now, par
rollin over it yrt. P '
!ir.’t go.j wn.n the nnssverrd asknl for "the
ticularly, be »ure to use
Ing to liko those rnk'liff wallulfjl’e*-! of the heuse." without hesi>
good oil in your car and
I s l l s i l * * lh ,r ,s s t Zale hands out.
laitsS sx Itsrssah
ilation,
back
came
the
answer:
atMulug laaUu A
rlevalaa IsaUs A
keep it w e l l
lebileatrd.
“
Hilly
has
had
two
flghu|”Thl*
I*
she."
■at.
Drive tn today for courte
stninst hrarvwtlrhls alnce he re
ous, prompt service.
turned to the ring tome weeks
OFF TO TH E CITY
GulflexI Luhri te! Let ua eliminate hml nqueaka
and he didn't bolt so hot
either time II» e-t Henry Coopfrom you ✓ car with our UOCKINC; JACK! Coma
EASTON. Md.. Feb. 12. (A l
*e and J. D. Turner, And I hear ik ar work it erv'ting new "deaertin today/for personalized
p
service at . . .
TuTi-r, whs was kurrked out Hi e.1 village*." Onlv three men liVe
-•a rournl hv young T*ml Mauri- now in a qultf Talbot County
'Us. kan* DHly bua- all evening. town that once r.wr.'ered 200 p»r>
Conn will have to Improve tn •eea. The other m*n left to take
JUST PHONE 2121
those perfrmancra If he expeeb ikfenoe job*.
to whip Zale.”
Cleaned
and
33
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7 Tl* I *dili«
BIRDS BRING THEIR PARS
REEL’S GULF STATION FOR
I') la toes
Club, Sirloin, Bo'.toni Round
’ 6HMA1 I M f
•noitK fom.
SACKAMtMo
LAST VTA*,
CharlU | 0*1 >«•*
Ftrenth Rscp- 5-IC Milt
1 Swaat t.*a*h
* * **•*»»» * l*Hf
| Ml** Milton
S Lucky Vicky
C ron
VegelabWa are
POTATOES....
5 Ibj. 14c Lether
ow
Priced. Uaiag
r i.o u io t k n o w *
Them Saves Trans,
for De ease.
LEITUCE
head 4'Ac portation
Helps
Our Grower,
r
u
ia
t
u
t
Dltou.v
TAB LE SUPPLY
Foot
C A R R O TS___ bunch 6c
Florida
Grown C A U L_IF LOaWnows:
E Renow
_ _ .*_ _ _ _ _ _ 2 lbs. 15c’
r t o u i o t o a flw v
S P IN A C H .......... lb. 5c BROCCOLI ...... lb. 10c
C A B B A G E ... ..... lb. 3c | Oran g e s ------------------- doz. 12c
STEAKS
,
ThV most imoert n* new Inu>dnst-ial center In Ael*t>
■in Is in the Kuan-'i Im-ln, ad*
4 pltaaant H»i#
7 Ct<ui)'tf It linear iacent to vast Iron denosits.
IIF .U R L I I I
L’ul From Tender Younp Baby
> Beef — Money Back (laintnlee
Tender Delicioua
J >}
i 4i WHIta
*R W
TRY THIS CHUCK
ROAST
A r esnmples of the public’s re.
I sponse to Pe 7I llarlmr, the De
1 Cigar Man
ft llold#i» I* lie# partment exhil-ited several Is-tts r*» |
I from onidentifled donora. inelii*l-|
i la<V Pard
4 ll#H Tree
Grata
7 fh»#ky M-irwIi , imr one from “ a Chine, * livin g,
Junto" O Man 4 >tormon#y
in Montana” who »-nt a $’?3 m nev
With Race— Futurity
irriler “ to help kill the Japs” and
Snow Hank
ft Tippt#
Court Itallirr 4 M orn ina JimJu * added "nto buy bonds Inter.”
4 Jay I>* Marco i hr v •
Fifth Raco-^ U Milt
£
f m jr jd a
CUT JBEETS
Blueberries .
araraia r t f
an
PEACHES ..
F IG S ___
A re a r t s s k
PRUNES
fSx^EsTi.
2W ifc
A*** llih w
BEANS, 2 cans ...... 25c
�I
’
FLAG
‘ ‘ I p N | r allrgianrr In thr Flag af
I hr United Slate* u f Amrrics. and tn the
Rrpuhllr fnr whirl, it •land*, nnr Nali«n
Initi* i»ib1r, with liberty and Ju-tirr for all.**
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSI'AI'KH
xxxm
Established la 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FKIIRI
ARY
13.
Member
I'M
Associated
Pres-
Hunt j ap pjanes Mistakenly Bomb,
itish Flag Waves British
HugeGermai^ « .
« •
av
rp
Iver Singapore As
Battleships Machine-Uun Uwn troops
Japs Enter Suburbs
,
•Invaders Are Within
2 Miles Of Heart
O f City D e s p i t e
Fierce
Resistance
English Suffer Heavy
Idosses After Great
Fight Off Dover;
Nazi Boats Escape
Stars Shine For Youngsters
#0ne Of Two Water
Reservoirs Taken
4Large Troop Ship Is
Sunk In Harbor,
10 Others Are Hit
Pacific Coast Armed Forces On The Alert
■a . i —• r u u a r i » * . |
B iitl'h
long-range
bom berr
are believed to be srarehing oat
the German battleship*. S ihan K
horat and Gnrsrnau,
and
th*
cruiser. Trim
E ugr".
escaped
through the Dover Stiait yester
day: The tW-rman*
claimed
n
British destroyer was sunk altd
another set afire and 45 It. A . P.
planes downed in a great
run
ning battle.
. The long-refuged German bat
tleship* Gneisenau »nd Sc halts*,
horst ami the
cruiser
Print'
W ASH ING TO N.
The Union Jack wared
thpnwgk another of Ita rvldentty nambered daya orer
Htngrpora city today as Japanrse short force* crawled
aad roabed to within two
mllee of the tile's heart. The
Japa reported “ aerate offersalee and defrosier" fighting
r.fl day on the Northern anbnrfca. while the Britlah ar
tillery cenceatrated Ita fire
aa - the htradera from the
eeatbern section ef the city.
IJ.
W \SIIIN t. fits. Feb
1.1.
i .pi — V hill rpnropriatlng
for sld In I hins
• s -lined tods, h_, Presldrnl Franklin II. Itno-e.elt.
ViOO.ISI'l.nn I
(H e
%. s s r l a l » A
P rre«»
In
w lrre
#omo*
gun is, lielng loaded
»n *hc Pacific coa«tH in mi mru Uetlfmtl-
C’l .» wnr /uni* hy military Muthnritio^.
This U
• II*
Piace III
•iSte!" ^ o - S T G ii 1f Tournament
Solon, Committee To F i r s t
unlta w*r« report'd making fur
y K u » JfcigU B frM ght, ...
At Draft Headqualrt
k wsaeee-liatrM
I 'r r a a l
l(u.»ii*n
-ubm ariuri
are
cm litnl tik! a 7 »ith *»lnhlni
fi *r l i r r mm tr«n«iM>rl * and
I wii other i r u # U in the urtlr.
Two SanfonfBoys,
Who Volunteered,
Pass Army Exams
ColDiIn*, who rnlls'o'l '’ "■der to .i -uni- ibaigc of *hv
B. Army on Jen. 30 . Mllnn*r. wbirli will taka the planha* pa-*M an examination that ,,f th« , * " “ l J»vk».m Dav Din-1
allows him to »so to the Arm v1**•'*' » » ••><' rts'*H ,,f * decision
lioanlul Trade Rebool at Port-. . •* the th inuciMtic National Commouth, Va.. according b. a let- I nilttee.
ter ree*lr»d from b|m ve«te-^*v
From tins ...iiin-. a* w.-ll as
*•* hla "*r«nte, Mr. and Mr*. f’,n«i rrcrivnl fnun geniral rnnC. C. Collins.
’ liIbutloiis. tin- ronimlttre bopts
Mr. Colin* added that Charlr* "• ••!*» " ut •*>•' debt of thr DrmRaUher, who also roluntrered on •"ra fe Ibirty. thr Guvrrnnr slat
Jan. 20. pa:*ed an aviation mr. '•••. Thr l.a al rmoinittr,- will It
-lianle teat and la rspertrd In " " « r r Di-tnn I'hmrmnn -lohii
b« rent to Jacksonrille, from thr
Bakri' " ( "rlnmlo. whllr Slalr
U. S. Natal Training Station j '"'artol ar'rrs baa brn, .lr*icnalnl
at Norfolk. Va., whara both arH*0 *:h»rokcc Hotel in Tallanow sUtloned.
I",■l
Two
other
Ranfonl
b o y * I “ It hu* not bn-n ilrcidnl whomoved into the same building at 'her » dinner will It held hero
Norfolk. Mr. Collin* aUlrd, th a t'"' whelhrr wnir othei plan will
he and Mr. Satchrr occupied. :•>« . ehoarn to movi.lr our mmThey were Jam*. Trawlck anl
Senator lloushi.ldrr stated.
Edward Wathall. Mr. Collin. I He l* rvp.rtrd t„ srlrrt a nuinsaid he la getting along "lust I hrr nf bedim- Drmocrat* lu.ervr
fine," ami that he ha* gained !•"' the I'wal rum101'tee.
flva or ten' pound*. “ Hometlmr* I The lelrgram from Governor
we even have beans and polo- Holland to Sr nator llousholdn
toes for breakfast." he s a i d, j trad In part, “ Wr hope vou wll'
“ and they taste fin* after wr |r. prtaenl Krndnolr Co ntv. Your
Fidlowmg
ilrnionatratiun of
have run a mile er *0 early In advice and hrlpfulnes* will make
meat canning. Miles IIu iih t , rrpRobert Smith loatnlncd a cut the morning."
|tlio campaign aucrraaful."
rrscntativr whose malhmls are inhand and Joseph GaVocrk was
dorsnl Iry thr State l.‘ ,*en.ion lledated temporarily aa Ota result of
pertni.nt, ihvtkesl a numbrr uf
aif automobile accident yesterday
pressurr cia kera belonging tu wo
afternoon, on# of two reported
men who attended hla lecture
by police this morning.
yesterday in Getwvr, Mr*. Ouida
A head-on eoUlsad. occured beWilson,
horn *
demonstration
tw*«n tha M o d a lfr Fard driven
Flva permit* hav* bran issued agent, raid this morning, stating
by Mr. Smith, w lo waa going
east on Waat flr a t Street, and probability aa • responsible tourer et thto City llall s'nca Feb. (I. that there were • number uf cookC. II. Most secured permission are the nun found In dangerous
th* car- driwn 4y 1 Mr. Govocak.
Atlantic seabe* rd #11 com- In ra-rnof a bulhl'ng facln-e W il condition.
wh# eras going went. Th# care aald
pqnlc*
had
reported
that
faat
Mr. Hurpcr warned his audi
mat at th* inUneaten o f Jessa d w in d lin g stock*, due to war loss son Avenue. F. M. English will
min* Avenue and ..the force ef and diversion of tankar ship*, Jua- b- In char re of the work. Ml** ence (gainst canning vrwrtahlr*
In
because there ia danger
the Import eaesod; the Ford to ttftad restrictIona aa noa-aaacntlsl Margaret Uol-rt* and ■ P*.
E. o f water
poisoning tha food.
“Y o u
Took* were itvjetl permit* to should also check the safety valve
consumtpon.
a
two-story on your pressure cooker", hr told
Oil cl rate hg*rd that an Indus make repair* to
try n mmlMaa martod to Secre frame on Laurel Avenue between hla listener*.
tory ef latavW Ickaa, tha petrel- Flrat and Second Street* and to
Hr canned sausage, pork chon*
frame house
In and beef, giving Hla method to
■ one-etory
______
kamnel Wright
Kdgewcod, rtapeclively.
F. H. home demonstration club members
Crew lev I* contractor far both mkI pointed cut at the conclusion
operations.
of hi* Irctura that the pressure
Jamas Moughton secured per cooker Is a "aifa" means of can
mission to rtpolr • dwelling fac- ning vegetables, mast and fruit.
bet the entire
'ng East Second Street. Tha con
Cteniht was
tractor la F. M. English. Poster
■Cams also i*
Smith wai Issued a permit
to
Je ■
t '* r down and remove a on*tatad that
•»ory frame houa* from Waat
L tha Hr*
Thlrtoenth Street.
[•■day,
O. P. Herndon announced to
day he ha* resigned hla position
■te'i anwith th* Seminole County De
fense Council aa ahairmaa of tho
Division of Indaatry and Mater
pSTuite
ial Raaoorcaa bacau-e - of other
LAKELAND, Fab. I B . - The neceeoary dulla* ha ha* aaacmail
eurmfrt coki s u p will oontene In hla position aa alark of the
Inin Bnturdav morning, with a Circuit Court under orders re
| SOON
dreg to nanrlv 40 In loath and ceived from th* government In
■ * *‘n •*
Central Florida Friday morning. Washington.
warning aerate faroTha addad d a te * Imre no
day night
connection with defense work or
aa expected Ig sons* rnteolwr board*, Mr. Herndon
B 'r n a H
>n the U,
Demonstration Of
Canning Given To
Extension Group
Ion•itruction O f '
Miami Hospital Car AccifSetits Is
Severely Injured
■ “ Hehuetad
Japanese
anlU
which penatrated a a t e
of
the city yraUrday mernlng wen
mooter ateriy hot »Uadlly to
ward tha SIngapara dock araa
Jr an effort to eut off tha BritP h raghnenU befor* they could
A T L A N T A . Fab. I I - (A’ l—
Win thair way to atacuation
boata waiting for >them. . . . Ordara to begin Construction on
Hetty firing ia «UU going on three projects in Alabama and
one at Miami w «n 'aaued Tues
day by To*tar M. Mara, rational
director of tb# Fadaral Work*
Awaway’a dWIalon
of defenaa
public work*.
An Immediate atari wa* or
dered for tha Alabama project*,
all: in Talladega County and aaUmatad to rwat 5232.770. Tbay
ore: School building, la. City of
•Trader*. 124/00; addition* to
Talladega
aawarag*
ayaUra.
ilAT70; aad a school tending
Sylcauga to Mat jBSfiOO.
Mr. Mara erdared corutfuctbn
' ftort Monday cm tha flrat
iH of MkimT* new 11/00,000
wfital, to ha telU with a conanatlon
af
Fadaral Works
■aney fund# ander the Lanham
Five PermitH Iynued
At City Hall Recently
rs% H Pension BHJ May
Get Quick Repeal
Herndon Resigns
Group Chairmanship
i Current Cold Snap
I
Said To Continue
f
th* Ortand* and
the Philippines, the
Wht Depitrlmenl Imlny rcportcil an ttpsitrtfe in the
tcm|tt> of fighting mi the Hatan peniiiMilit mill erelitetl
American anli-aircruft intniiits w i I It ileal roving I wo
Japanese i|i\e-lH»nther*. Jaii
plane* nilalakenlv tmmlKMl
anti machine - iftinneil their
tin only p.iiI o f eunlinciitur
el. Thro ithnit this .listriel
an* 4.U i oiiwlitnt ulrit.
floushoider Will Reds Reach Border Of White
Head Washington
Russia And Approach Poland
Birthday Program T* 0 TeamsTiePor
m ite of Urn battered city. Th*
■BriUah. geknowledge W r y onw y attacks
from
th# waat,
»tr*ngth*ncd by air and artillery
nln/occ*menUi Th* _ Jgponesj
admltod itobbom Brlllan r**lsUneo and aay th*lr Brhro la
■fill two tnlltf frond Singapore a
BenUr.
TV* bat radio moagkg* from
tb* belaagtiarod city w m • d*fk.nl wrmr try. " W l aball win.”
Thai cam t many Voat* a/Ur the
grant naval base, ahaIt-ring 750, poo peraona, bad boon written
o ff aa loat.
Tha Tokyo radio aald: ‘ ’Singaoert city ravrrted to IU role of
ImtUnr Uwn bt the final P>***«
«T the Maiayan eara**Ign. iu
■troeta ten with blood and Ha
Tropical g a la wag lUUarad by
the arralUgg n a y af rtGe. ma
chine gmn amf arttllery flro aa
Japanaet forcaa ran the Britlah
defandtrs eut sf the city In deej m U atraet fighting.
Feb.
i,pi _ The W sr Production
IW-srd tods, ordrrr.t the *111.onnnrn rH io Indu.lr, to runtrrl It* rntlrr fartlilir- In
rrm - produrti<Hi within four
month-.
I • *|n|f (In* vn«t (••*rnirtn
f..rn in-»i*% iHMirnl lulu th*l
nlliri |!ii**inii front*. S*»\ irt
|tM?( 1 • 10I tll,r IIIVHlIlTw
Mfi f ollfiit* Itir'k ticfiirr the
inn
mii I
ill*-till
« 11
f f m « i \ ••
trr
In it.i r«*|»iirti'i| Thunoliiv tlint
I*11w**i.i it 11*h1(if* rvrM|>turt*tl hiih*
lim it * Mini killt* I IHNl B n infill" m ft •litmir on thr hliiAHnl
• ui*i»i l,*i.inkri.ii| front in th*
|i.m I tviti i|»»y«
m o il*
Mimiiu
CiIf l» i II if
into.
• inni^h
I hh |h
Olli'kC.I
lur 1* ri|Mi|wi‘i| I'oiitinnril |!ii««>Uii
mII ih !,* tv tli l»••••vy Sovirt liiRhrt
«%t m It l*r’••/if lit
%»tH*k*n totnl of
l*iiw*»ii4ii il«'ol h i h i m M cctn r m Io ii *
to in i«* thnn .VMM), thi* Finnish
roililllMllil nUill.
IIOI III
I lf
I
k •*
St. Pete Free Paper
Offer Still Holds
st.
own infantry, causing heavy ca».
i altiev
British .lrf.ii.h i** " f Ihr Hunn*
Kuml riling
t«» lh*i
roiiMiliilutr.l |)o»ili«»nk
the 1‘ m h
i»n «. :t0 mile* nUivr J*l»iU»r**.»rc»iDir.l Mnrhi»»n. W ilh thi* *hl
of B iitU h'Am n ic»n fUn*. lmni
frt»crd \. Artini o ff J h|*bWW
tompt* to cn»; « Ihr Salween
Ri» rr (torn thr I’ hhii iunglr**.
Ih r Jupuncur *»UcUrntil thrip
inva>ioii ilrlve u »
Nrlh^r*
iVn-U Imfle*. tKr iftltth rrpArtu*
i «mIhv iin«l the ilefcmlui*' -coich««l
r mi ill u clict were * M
h»vr
hm.lrrnl further enemy |H*netn»*
t ion
tin. Douglas Mur Arthur provioiislv advised the War Departio.nl the Japanese legion* in thPhilippine* are
g"*H n » rireitv
to deliver
an
all-out
blow
w-raHist bis hero’c llalan ilefender*.
"The enemy.” be -aid. "I- e v i
dently reorganisin'*
h!* fmee*
,...| n ooP Ing addition *1 supplies
and reinforcement.
before ie-uniing Ibe effensive.
lie likewise hinted that native
farmers, balking "harsh treat
ment at ihc hand* o f tire Japan,.-e -ttltllt r*."
am
-aladagiteenr-itte effrrrt* In fr-e*| " f f
tit"
erttitp i-retl lantls rrf I trar.it.
Erie |erl from their linine. I,.the Invader*, th«- Filip no fartriers have crowded into occupiol
Mnnil* nr »re billing out in the
mountain*— refusing
tn harvest
'i i o p , that would only, fall Into
Jap bands.
Food supplies »r>'arnuiin;
scarce. Gen- MaeArthin re|iorleil,
anil the situation ha* so alarmed
enemy
military
lieaihpljrl
that
the Jap
c .imnanilee in
ch ief—l.'eut.
Gen.
Visaha.U
1liumina -h a * Issued a pmcUmali o n ealling uiam the agiarlaiis
! tu return
ami
harvest
their
J
Y
I'/rrKHsiiURG, Fib. 1:1.-
bl'i
Thu Kvenlng liulrpvndcnt
will lonllmli- It. famed sunshine
offer uf a free home edition on
sunle-* day* in St. Petersburg,
Major lew II. Drown, pulllsher,
announrrd Thursday.
It had l»'rn planned tu discon
tinue the offer Feb. 214, because
■layliiht aivlng time trims another
hour of oonaible sunshine from the
day and beeauoo alsn of threatened
newsprint short'ge.
Since Major Drown made the
original announcement list Satur
day business and civic leaders
have besieged him with requests
tu continue the offer because of
Its puhlirity value to the Sunshine
City, the name it was intended
to publiciir, Maior Brown a*1*1.
hern announced hut information
alvm out
tonight
conHltutn!
thr first dlKhnure of the terr'fk blow dealt the Japanese.
In addition to the wieckege nf
ships and shore cstabllehment,
the Navy aald. the enemy lost :»*
airplane* Including 21 bomber*.
American toeeee for the action,
first cffcnalv* stroke by Ameri
can force* In th* Paclfh, total* I
II aircraft and some personnal
casualties.
The tiw iw 'i ah' ts losses, th*
verted t7.0C4Mon aircraft carrier
new said, consisted of on* conof the Yawata elasa, one light
erulaer, in *
destroyer,
three
large flaa* tankers, two sabmarinas, fir* cargo vessel* and 1
All perem* who have regis
ships.
Several
tered for instruction In tho auto three smaller
motive mechanic* defsnaa train other ship* ware badly damagd.
ing course ere notified to at••ml « meeting at Seminole High
School Farm tonight at IttiO P.
M. for th* purpose e f arranging
a class schedule.
WEATHER
A total of M 0.M saauredfrem
a “ midnight show" ha* been do
nated to tte Had Craao by th*
paraotual of th* Rita Tha*l ac.
FLORIDA—Blowiy
rising.
J
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»
FOUR
TH E
copablo oprinton- Saturday night,
Armed Girl waa In hot punult of
Hi-Guide moat o f tho route ao
that etolUr greyhound won hiv
tenth itralght' race in an unde
feated moon.
iters Meet
r In Ninth Race
At Dog Track
probablo favorite I* Cornin'
__ewnod by Myrl Blankenihip
n Florida-bred dog. Thl« greypoaaoaoot a world of oarlr
always break* wrll and
dtflnltoly bo tho one to
In tho field, eipeclallr if
ontoboo an ini Ido poet poalHOB. '
l H Armed Girl, Smoky Rangvr,
Fire and Clip 'Judge are all
K ________________________________
1 Smoky Dodo
I Darllne Lou
1 Smoky Tip
T J. E. W.
I Elloabvth
I Mn now n
I
I
I
I
Fifth Race— B-l* Mila
I Mon I*
Il lu *
I ll*d Trader
I I ('Iffar Man
» VVIHIa Mila
Slllk Ra«
I nr»wpr'at K Id
12 Tlppla
I Irtah Not**
la Your Laxative
• Leader?
I Kina I'.ppy
I Kadi* llutano
I Ac* Pilot
IVaUnttn*'* Pard
1 flnldcn P a l a r *
I l.umb*r Jack
7 U d r Pard
• Miriam
i l iMir •
ft— Futurity
I I>raft«« llnjr
I Morning Jnd*«
f 1Atcky Fir*
I Cool Man
I Snow flank
i ■ A good reaton you ought to
Seventh Raco— 3-10 Mile
try
BLACK-DRAUGHT
n e x t I i*alum«t
ft leamp Uahi
Urn* la—It baa been a favorite 1 Jo* Willard
t Mill* HIp
laaaUvo In the South for four I Hw*rt 1'aah
f Dulomsn
* lltrkl*** Mlk*
.-fMUratlontl You’ll diicover an I I'nurt Quit
Eighth
Race—
Falarlty
aB around good laxative—entry,
Tak*r I Lilts'* Jim
aromatic, aaiy to tako. Uaed a* II l.urky
l.urky Vicky
I pit Plr*
j f l m M , 'tta action li usually I Natural Hull f J.rry ll.o-k
' . gontle
ni if and thorough, too. There’* I Whlll* Junta • Old llrlar
l 1 tonkklasatlv* Ingredient In
Ninth Rack— Futurity
I Armtd tllrl
BLACK-DRAUGHT which help* i I ll*al Pl«*
3
(H
r
Judg*
* Smoky ILngrr
Igsy Inteitlnal muscles!
t Nadarkn
Tfumin' Alone
— Adv.
| irfflr.r Amtr*w| Our llonu*
Tenth Race— S-l* Mile
I ll*d Tr*i
I Milky Wny
I Dorothy
* lime*
5 ^
H ERALD ,
F L O R ID A
_
C a g e n 'T a n g le
*
__
■AVrOWD *TATK FARMER**
MARKET
Sanford** Celery Fade art Be
eorded the fsvo
lt* role
rol* tonight
tonli
rorfte
when they go against tha Ok*r ante* * 1 1* ISl*t A.M.
Land five in the .high
school
r e a . I*. IM S
gym there. A gam* between th*
p k * M e*
i-o - i m
n e m o t f r o m -c t s
B squad* will (tart
at
7:00
IIP.ANR—T*nd*r«r*vn. Hu llpr. 1141 o'clock, with th* varsity contest
IIKKTH—.Do*. Hun l*e-Tle
CAllllAdt—Ten. Hulk. Pair lo ley, slated for R:00 o’clock.
m.tt-|SI.M. lied llpr. »I4 »Winner of five gaVnei
and
II It. Chin***. Crl*. ll.M -ll.lt
PA It HOTS—Do* Hun. I*c-*le. Hu. loser of th* Mm* number, the
previous
decision
Fed*
claim
a
llpr t u e - ii.n
over the DeLand outfit.
CACI.I f LOW EIL—Crml**. t i l l
(1I3JCHV—<fril*«. I lt l- ll.* *
CELERY IIKAIITS—Cr*t*#, IS.TITommy Gomez A ga in
II.**
M IIC E L L A R E O ra F R U IT A I D
* M * r i l U I REPO RT
C U LLA R D *—Do*. Hun. I«c-t*e
Georgia Cagers Beat
Gators B y One Point
ThA T n E|NS’ I? * "
U.8.
Comb.
11.11. No. i II.II
LETTUCE— leob.rg. «'rt. te*d
t i.fi-lt.e i. i* ii.se-ii.se
ONIONS— Do* Hun l*e-IOe
Oil A N.IICS—no*
UK
I*
comb. 114*.
j PARSLEY—PeL linn lie
The University of Georgia b*»- IPBAR— Hu Hpr Ord In fry. I l « » ketball team aqueex*d out a 77- .
IM I
— Du
WOND
2d victory Monday over the Flo- P R l-l'KIl*
F l’B R * (JAI.IP WONDEII
rid* Gators in the first of a
two-game series.
Georgia led 10-12 at halftime
but barely managed to hold the
Floridans safe In a
thrilling
finish.
Rolind of Georgia » * * high
•corer for both teams with 11
point*. Steve Elllsh paced the
Gator* with nine.
Only four foula were called on
the Gators who were outacnied
from the floor 12 goal* to It.
C o n iT w ill Be N ext
Opponent O f Louis
liar.. 4 l.tt-li.il
POTAtOER—M
rATOER—K*d
*<l llllo*. Crates
Cl
M il
II It. CWT Hags IS SS-li tS
HADIBlim—Dos. Hun. aSe-S*c
HPINACTI—Hu llpr. Hummar Type*
1le-|l.se
RTItAWBIHIIIER—P ill l*e
RWT POTATOES — CWT Sack*.
II BS-ll.il
TANOKIIINER—I'ralM. II.it
TI Til NIPS—Dos. Hun. tte-SIc. B*
llpr SSc
TOMATOER—IS-tS
1.11
If ATO
In ter. I* JO-11 it I* I-D Car
ton l i l t
W ATKIUTHKRR—Do* l*e .
O tT
NONE
OP STATE
P E O D tC T O
FLORIDA STATE MARKETING
BUREAU CO-OPERATING
<SU.«S»V RRPOKT Da S*
MIAMI, Feb. 10—(JP)— Promo
i* * r * r t . r ie v ie *
ter Mike Jacobs said
Monday
M asOar. D k . *. I M
I Junior II Man I Don Orlando
i
Billy
Conn
definitely
would
b*
be
;<'AlltA»T
SHIPMENTS
O f CEDERT
I Ml** Ml ll on
| t i * lui.lli*
IN TIIE UNITED STATES TOR
|the June opponent of Joe <»uls,
Eleventh Race— J-l« Mile
MONDAY. V*b. S. IISI. FLOR
j regardless of how th* Pittsburg
HlNlBltlfl Kara)
IDA IS •■ilvISed S.mlnol* Coon1 Hpllatnliurg
ft ft* l.u rky
pretty boy’s fight Friday night
IV IS. barasola IT. Palm D«ach
2 Flail* fl
Jimp High
id
r . c a iir s s c a iir t.
I
with
Tony
Zale
turns
out.
t l.urky Jokar
7 (’I#nil*
TOTAi, Sl “ Conn will get th* *pot, re- H IIII'l'IN
I Friend M » m
• YoWal l l » y
O
K >IN T INFO RM ATIO N
tern facta pray# CARDUI
, girdle**," Jacob* said Just beFOR MONDAT. F E R ». ISIS.
> way*: (Taken ai a tonic
SANTOIID-OVIEDO SECTION:
for* boarding a plan* for Nsw
' direction*, It uiually stlmullau ln g mod,rat*. d«m*n<s v *ry
York. II* added that I aw Nova
good.
narllroUarlv
ea
large
■ppetlte, Increase*
flow
Large numbers of skier* from would have to -get and beat a
als*a. Mark*! *l*»djr, Individu
*trw Juice*, to Improve* U. 8- go to Banff, Jasper and i couple of guys before he can
ally w**h*d and yieeoolad, fa ir
on. That's probably the Mount Kevelatok* National Parks
lo good, quality blanch la v
I reaaon for tha now energy and In Canada since the war closed i hop* for another Louis match.”
proving, S lo 4 dnt. li.T J .IS *.
European
ski
grounds
to
Ameri
tnoally around l !4 B
• dot.
)>. strength and tho roliof of perr x t o - iiT s . • d o * it.it- t t.s e .
. ladle functlonil dlttroia of many I cans.
-CLEAN
8LATEI t dgi. | l.ie - t ts «. IY *co o lin g
Tho other way iuch dl»-1
ISe eitra.
of
Ilf*
la relieved for many It • Th* average length
I Am ANHEI.ES: I)*ir>**S modJACKSONVILLE, Feb
10Starting I days before "th e emdng American w ig* earners Georg* H. Andrews,
• rat*. markal about *l*sdy 't q
district
Ps*csl. carloads fo b . ahlpplag
a*." taking It as directed. Try was 0243 years at tha beginning manager of th* priorities field
lnt
I bated on delivered
Int (based
d*llv*ro4 sale*
sal**
“ DUl.
- A d v . of th* present decade.
icrvlr* ■of tha (War Production
le all I'-ntporlallsn chargee)
I'aaral. IS • nr more IT. S. No.
Board, yesterday reported Flori
iruallly. Indtrldkally washed,
da’* busineM men have a •’clean
l#“ rrples trimmed top*. tHslat*- to date In obeying govm do*, tt.ie-t.si. i r , t i t -1
ti* dot.. Il.lk cub rraloo! I-IS*
eminent priority orders on the
do*, mosily around ll.ltt* . use of scare* materials.
n illl-A .VtHTA: lloldon lloorfc
demend
moder*to. - market
otoady, rarload* tab. uauat
Bee* keep warm In th* winter
i*rm*. Holdon Heart. S* crate*,
by huddling In clusters.
They
IF', l i t or more IT. A No. 1
quality. Individually washed,
constantly work their way from
moody 1 -1 1, doe., moetly lt.1t.
th* outside o f th* eloster to the
FAJIRINCMI (NORTH AND
Inside, and back again. The ex TRUCK
tv n rr): A(urdoy sad Sunday j
ercise keeps them warm.
The
t(nr*p«rt*<l *1 time or roles**.
YORK: MARKBT BUOltTLY
temperature at th* center of th* NEW YURI
?,i.V We alncerely regret that, becauao of tho tiro
WEAKER.
Car* arrived It.
(BARI
clueter always 1* about U8 dashortage and IncrPaalng priced, wo arc forced
Cor*
nn ifoch
It. Cars onload*
are an
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FLORIDA,
I CALIF. Br
»■’
to announce that there will be . . .
Irueh i FI-ORIDA.
Fl-ORIDA l-t do*.
I.M-44
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f* .k
dno. Iis-I.1l. I doo. LH -I.lt.
I*
dos. , t ll-t.lt.
gtandord
A ll Popular Brands
Crates l- l dus. t lt - M k I dot.
141. Faecal l-t dos. M l, J dos.
I SO, | dos. 1.11
CALIF. IF* S-4 dot. l4*-t.**.
I’aaral II- IH -* das. 141-t.M
ARCADE
CIIICAOO: MARKBT 8LIOHTLT
irritONHKR ON HEgT BTOCK.
Cara oa track I t . Cor* arrived
AU of ua had hoped that someway could l>o
Package Store * FLORIDA, a RAUF. Car*
fodnd to continue giving our customent this
diverted I.
FLORIDA wide
O. D. Ferrell, Prep.
ran**
la qoallli and eorwt
Pbon. t U «
Mstber Bldg.
little extra service. However, there seems to
moailr fair asalltv aad fairly
be no wav around it and “ for the duration”
wall blaachod. low good qaal-
WOMEN. GIRLS
,2 way Relief!
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SANFORD.
Pauline Betz Favored
FARMERS* M A R K E T Fed
In Orlando Tourney
W ith D eLand Theere
REPOST No. «
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Fourth Race— Futurity
Warning
Jay D* Marco
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wUra In l i t Utter. Bon, cor*
planted Jan. 1.
Herald.
to Mt. J. W.
Monroo. Phon*
••ROOM
B.L. Perkins
Correct Men’s W ear
GET THE THRILL
•Waxed
Your Car
Cleaned
Aad
Polished
$3-50
$2-50
of Picking Winners
T O N IG H T S A L Ii-S T A R F E A T U R E
N IN T H
R A C E -P U T U R IT Y
R E A L FIRE
C IT Y JUDGE
NADARKO
OFFICER ANDREW
ARMED GIRL
8M OKY RANGER
COMIN' ALONG,
O U R BONUS
GREYHOUND GU3
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WDBO
t ii w rf
toolgbt It,
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“ dop#’' on Ik* dog*
•t th# SaafsN-Or-
NO MINORS ALLOWED
PORT TIM E BilS P. M.
LO N E
PHONE 9119
RO YandBU CKYREEL,
About 10 M ik a South a T & t a fo r d .
TU R N A T RED ARROW
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RIDE W AN TEb to Miami Thur*.
f i t or g it, Phono U I.
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W ANTED
-Moxford" la Fortune’*
smart, authentic inter
pretation of the mocca
sin . . . most popular
shoo stylo of 1942.
Come la today and *ee
our selection of “Mox
ford*’' , , . every For
tune style Is Certiflrj
by th* Fortune Style
Forum.
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ir
Celery City P rin tin g Company
eClassiHed Advertisements
S tyle O x f o r d
O n R o u t* 17 (S a n fo rd H l f h w t y ) * a l Lon (w o o d
ETTA K M T
•nd ELTO Mnrlet
i. H. fl. Pop* c i ,
me
Your Car
Cleaned
Gulflex! Lubricate I Let ua eliminate bed equeaka
from your car with our BOOKING JACK I Coma
in today for peraonallied service at , . .
mail
I* tha letterhead
rvpraatkitatlv* of
panyT Or I* it a dull looking
thing? Lat t»' handle aU of
problemi. WaH
your
put now Ilfs’ Into old letter*
heads and other printed nut*
ter.
a F o r l u n e 't N e w e ll M o c c a sin
PJalntlff.
M t.
Thoy’rt Your Star Baksaten!
^Moxfords^
a P. IIERNDGR,
of th* C lro slt Court.
A. M. W E E K S. D.C.
FOOTER.
fo o ls S ta g through
CHECK
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*FEBRUARY
---------------------10,
- 1942
TUESDAY,
— v ■
Prrrktent Roosevelt has (igned trnd the national encamp)
r bill • autborixing the
United of the d.AJt at Columbos,
States lU rine Corps Band to at- Kept. 14 to 19.
WISE BIRDS BRING THEIR GARS
TO REEL'S GULF STATION FOR
at least there will be a charge of 15c for do*
liveries of any size package goods.
•
•tatutory time required by Law.
In lh * Sanford Herald, a n*w*pap*r
o ( gtaoral cirrulailen, sabluhad la
Baalard, Nominal* County. FlorM *.
Wlinoos my hood and o ftlelsl aoal
* ( orcu* a t laaford, Florida. Ihl*
t*th. day o f Janasrr, A. D.
f*w s.ll-1.1* poorly hla nohid
i t*. XX'i 141-11* law 1.151 0*
poorly
blanched ;!.**.
Itearta I* bunches wrapped
r*w aalas 441, Pascal too raw
•
•ales lo quota
Clorh
CALIF, fsw *al*a 11“ <-l doo.
' By.
1 ls-l.1l. Pascal too. law aalaa M AURICE F.
to quota. 11 rlllos arrivals 1*1, DeLand. FIs.
Iravh holdings HI.
Attorney fo r
NO MORE FREE DELIVERIES!
K
Ward And Dennis
Set New Records
In Rowling Loop
Rolling • fin* *30. Billie W aH
let a new Individual high gam*
■core In th* Commercial Bowl
ing Langne, wbOa W illi* DennU,
with a 121 and 110, Mt a new
mark In th* three-game total
orlth 001 pin*. Th* Tavern’s star
outfit eon tinned to k e e p its
steady league-leading p a c e by
copping two of three conteats
from 8t- Johns River Lin* to
chalk up a record o f 20 vtctorteb
W ill Fight Scott end 10 Iota**.
In % h *r
matches, E meric k
TAMPA. Fsh. 10, W V-8oldl*r Hardwarawwon two out of three
from
Hofmann
Electric, Lance
Tommy Gomes and Fireman Bud
dy Scott win take another crack To**tehee apeet th* second place
Agency In
at rsch other in a toot here Andrew Cam way
March 0, with the winner laying two of three games, while the
claim to tha Southern boalng Celery Printing team took tha
odd gam* from Tooehton Drug.
championship.
, *jr U
OtheT bowlers who rolled over
Gomes, young prlvatevat Camp
Blinding, appeared hearltd for a 200 ara C. Scndder with 217
and
Hsrb Move* with 202. The
•hot st th* national heavyweight
title until last Summer when he flea top noUherg in Individual
rages are Herb Mokes 105,
was knocked out bv Scott, veteran i ■T#™***1
Scuddar
a m p * . j IC.
Bu(jjy
^ ka103. W. Dennis 102.
Washington, D. C., c
campaigner.
101. and Bill JenIt was the first tlma he hid been I Roddy
nlngi 157.
kayoed In hla boxing career.
The
standings:
marque
said
Promoter Frank L*.
Won Loat
he had signed the pair after nego20
10
tiations that extended through Th* Tavern
Carreway Agency
13
17
most of th* Winter.
Lance To**tehee
17
13
Emerick Hdw*. Co.
13
17
Nine Colored Cases
Celery City Prtg.
10
10
Hofmann Electric
IS
17
Tried In C ity Court 8L
John*
IR
12
Tnuchton Drug
22
' S
There were no whit* person's
name* on the Municipal Court
LEGAL NOTICES
Dockets
for! trial
yesterday
afternoon when court convened is T im c i a c t r r c o i r t n i n t h
at 4:00 o’clock. Nine colored J C I IK T A L C IN C tTIT I N A N D FO R
F L O R ID A
cases were brought before the ■ R R IN O I4 I C O V N T T ,
IN C M A N C B R V .
court.
DIVORCm .
Negro case* together
with JOHN T. WELCH, Flalnlilf.
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charges and sentences
follow; - V I WBLCH. Dolandant.
Ijuris Burk, parking by
fire EDNAoRntcR
and
N o n e *.
plug, bond estreated;
Robert IN TUB NAME OF TIIE STATE
Aiken, drunkeness, bond estreat
OF FLORIDA
ed; (Rufus Scott, disorderly con TO: Edna Welch, whoa* prtsonl
address I* unknown but whoso
duct, 516 or 45 days; Everett
isol hnows addroo* Is
Franklin, drunk and disorderly,
Moaltrl*. (ltorgla:
YOU ARE lOCnKBT NOTIFIED
$15 or 45 day*; F. N. Took**,
required Is appear to a certain
parking on wrong side of street, aod
111*4 by
b John T.
“Hill
" ol* Complaint
“
‘ filers
bond
estreated; Levi Knight, Welch, sgalnol you li tho circuit
drunk end disorderly, bond es Court of Seminole County. on or
treated Ida Clemmons,
drunk bsfor* the tnd day o f March. A. D.
l i l t , th* u rn * b*ln g Ik * Morch
snd disorderly, 015 or 45 daya; Rol*
Day; la dtXoall whoroef lh*
(Willi* MeNeil. disorderly con sold reus* w ill - proceed ox parts
I
duct, |10 or 30 days;
Charlie osslnst yoa.
In said action again st you, lh*
disorderly
conduct,
ILawrence,
plaintiff aaha lo r a dlrorro; (hat
110 or 30 days.
till* Ord*r bo published' fo r the
NOTICE!
ARCADE
PACKAGE STORE
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ORLANDO.
Fob.
lO -W IV The Florida State Invitational
Orornlght B rides For Taeoday Tennio Tournament, an amateur
event, will get under way hera
P in t Raco— Polarity
Thurtday with women and Junior
I Pot** I'holr*
I Ml** Smyrna
playen In the featured role*.
I W**t Virginian! Prl*co Tip
I Tllllo Harper / Jovial * Hlari*r
The war and professional tenIMI** l>*r*onalllyl Anftlln
nii have claimed mo»t of the
Second Rice— Futurity
'top
- ranking men performen,
ir in t Halt Dolly lleohle)
: forcing the tourney to confine
I (Jroin Harpor I Kid Mika
I Steady Xan
1 llub* lulls
that division moetly to local ta
I Halno HUady I Trrrlklt Tim
lent.
I Plr* Chlaf
| Slim Haaard
Pauline Betx, Roliina
college
Third Race—5-|g Milo
itar. il expected to be leeded
IL a s t H a lt D aily D o o k le i
I J m * l W *alh «r I Hotly J*dam*nl number one in the women'i field.
LONOWOOD, Fob. 10, (flpeclal)
- a iwid • f oprinton, each on*
• capable greyhound. Ungl* U>atgfct In th* featured ninth raco
tba Sanford-Orlando Kcnnol
V o pram.
It will to tho
y-nlnth night In tho 90-d»y
n
1
To o i ftw c f t m a v o u H ew
w l^ S S S iS >
A tX M O
�F LA G
*1
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY
Extsbliahed In 1908
vaders Mass
j;or Great New
Drive In Bali
Thomas Hart, A llied
N aval Chief In Far
9 Pacific, R e s i g n s
Because O f Illness
jla p s Continue
Indies Attacks
1
T
*
U. S.-Filiplno Troops
Rest A s Foe Girds
F or Great Assault
WASHINGTON, F eb . 11.
— UP) —The Japanese troop
wnovementa indicated todnv
" h e Invader* are mleaning fo r
$ tenmefituouK new att-vtull
against General D on gins
MarArthur’a defender* on
f£atan peninsula In the Phil“ pplnea.
, Far
the
moment,
however,
hard-pressed American ami Fili
pino troop* rained • respite l i
ter nine weeks of almoat eonw/tant fighting. Land action and
•'Japanese air aeUrlty waa nolire ably slackened.
. Meanwhile, the N a ▼v
anoouneed today Admiral Thomaa
C. H a r t , •4-year-old former
mtmganirr af the United State.
m J S S S T fWet, had resigned hU
enemiaand aa ehtef * the Allied
g g S a w I f a T a * Far Faetflc
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A .
WEDNESI)
\Y.
SPAPEH
K E I I R I 'A R Y
pletl*#
a llr fia n fr
I I . I 'M
British Strike Desperate Counter
Blows As Nippons Enter Singapore
Improvement Must
Be Made On Siren
London Claims Nazi. Italian Losses Are
More T h a n 8,500',
Reds Push Forward
Invaders Are Said In
C i t v A r e a, Four
MiLs From Heart
Of Island Fortress
LOOKING DOWN ON THE NORMANDH
“ A •mallrr siren In the
downtown district would be a
Nolution to ovrrro.nv the noise
In Sanford'*
buxines* area
which tenor,, to drown out
the new »lrrn when wr tested
it today between noon and
1:00 P. M. from It* |M»ltlon
at the City'* walrr tower,"
H. Jame* Gut. a**i*lant chair
man of the Civil
I’rotectton
Division of the'|tefrn*e Coun
cil. slated immediately follow.
Iny the teat, lie added that a
complete report n, to the r i
t e n t of the nirrn'a radlua
rould not be determined until
appmaiinatrly
fio telephone
call* rould be made to vuruiua
part* of the rounty.
Forces (lash In
Heavy Fighting
Malayan Capital Ra
dio Heard Broad
casting A t Noon
New C i v i l i a n
Defense Chi e f
Di s c l os e s Plan
•w_____ ____
III*
t
3ays Reorganization
O f O.C.D. Is Under
W a y ’ In Congress
t e ttU S
£>.. which la
for Indulgi called frivol-
Huge billow* of amok* ,Hse 'front the former French luxury
liner Normandie after the giant irrs-rl caught fire at her Hudson
River pier. New York City. Now know n an the Lafayrttr, th»*
tss
►
hip wa.'r taken ov#r l*y the United Staten government and
U*ing# converted to N.ivn! unp.
if o.-’Ch K'i*
A TTi e r^Discuss! Young Students!; FavmV
Problem Of Vichy Over 17 Can Take
Aiding Germans Defense Courses
British Subs Secure Men Will Graduate
'From High School
A n o t h e r Victory
U n d e r Provision
I n Mediterranean
^
w s saysi s, r u n , ,
nas
torpedoed and eonk fat the
Hop area, with - U
suret
ail m fe at aa Hawaiian
Pad n
peraena "missing
Mr* E G . Philips
Ig-D&ad Fottowing
nt
th*>
1 fi»ieew iiiul «4iir«Ml
at work on tho reorganisation o f
her dtvli$4tL'
Asked wh*th«r Mr*. Rooaevalt
•nd shattered with artillery fire would remain after tho reorgsnla new attempt to land troop# on tatlon, land la said. "1 cant com
|he west coast of Baton with mit Mrs. Roosevelt".
Mayor Fiorcllo H. La Guardia of
the apparent purpose a t Uklng
the Americana and FUlpInos In Now York resigned today aa di
rector
of tho Office of Civilian
the m r yesterday.
The
llttlw mayor’*
, But there waa no disguising Defense.
id been demanded for
fatt that Gen. MaeArthur’i resignation had
e defenders, fighting on --------------- jth within and with
out Congress on grounds that no
pom Baton’s fox holes
these
past U days, now wars itrug- one man could serve efficiently
aa director o f civilian defense and
mayor of tho Nation's largeit city.
Ha said two weeks ago that he
would relinquish hit post when
Congress completed action on the
1100,000,000 deficiency appropria
tion. which the House passed yes
terday and sent to the Senate.
Edwin Pridgvon, Lance Hayes
and Julian Stonatrum, who havt
been aUtlencd with the Fourth
Corps’ Hospital Unit In Jackson
ville under Capt A. L. Stomps
for the past year at Duval A r
mory Dfapvnaary. have received
orders to deport Immediately
with the remainder o f their di
vision. to an undisclosed destina
tion.
When the dlvMon was divided
a abort while age, port of the
soldiers w en sent to Fort Benning, Ga.. to assist and demonstrata new military pattern* and
experiment*', hot these three
yoxrng men are among the num
ber who lo o up for the West
Const under seated order*. All
three
hoys attended
Sanford
reboots. Hayes was employed by
the
P lg g ly . Wiggly
Company.
8tenstrom waa o sports reporter
for The Baafevd Herald prior to
tho time the Notional Grard unit
Ml
for Camp . Blanding IS
months a|to.
l'f r « * l
The Ibili-b said Singii|Hire*e
tiff* iiiIim 4 tin* •trikiMtf >«lrs|M'rmlv
oaiinili'V blow •
reaa conference
Three Soldiers Leave
U nder Sealed Orders
t»«Hi laird
An I m p c r t ;i I .liipniitMo
II f i i ili|tmi t«'M fommiinit|Ui»
'.imIiiv rlm m cil Ih c Jupniivmt
f n r c c e n te rril I In' Siiign|Miro
c iv a n i l nt X 'Hi A. M. Itanl
*inn*
( 7:00 P. M.
K. W.T.
Tuc.ailay). (T he f ity it r <• it
••xtciula it! least f«*iu- o r five
m iles from lltc h ea rt of th o
island m e tro |io lis).
^ V 5 T AdLriroTc.' ft. L. Helfrleh
af Urn I K # Dutxi ••Or « •
vtileqo— the th M ,
stotoenth,
twenty-eighth, and sixty-fifth—
In
lh«* United State-* of America,
Republic f«ir »hir|i it •land«.
Indi«i<*ili1e. »ilh lilirrtt ami |u<
ut lat-un
rvDui.eil
In
band,
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Torpetioe* s e n t one heavily
lad*"' Libyan-bound supply ship
to the bottom of the e r n t i n 1
Mediterranean, almost rrrtsioly
sank a medium supply ship mol
j hit another, the admiralty ic
lA H in
W i l l
TV 1 1 ■
1 IJ n ll
O U II
nwhIU. In Washington.
8enat0r Claude A. Pepper, frenu, n( bellwether of adntlnlslrolion foreign policy prior to Unit
ed 8 tates* entry into the war.
■aid sne French thlpment* >hmiM
the Semi- lead to • showdown with Vichy
'arm Loan'but not ncca. tartly to a dlplotomorrow matlc break.
r th# City
Senator Elbert I). Thoma* sn.'i
announce- "W e've got to take action." but
Freeman, he did pot propose that United
'P®**# on States-Vichy ’ ties lie snsimcl.
I Land Bank
■MS County
the facilities
x ty AssocitS m the as
ms outstsnd- rendering to Axis demand*.
BOMB U T BONUS
id#tit;
\ U
y t .I
imi^w
All young men 17 l-'i year* of
age nr older can lake n defense
training Amr«r of eight hom*
it day and -lilt gniduoU' from
high school in June provide I
they huvr mmplvtnl lh.* fir«l
ttm n l.r « f thrir wnlor year,
acconlmg to lh»* ip.tlc#
by Air* .1ohtiiM.n, Miprrvinor uf
th# Vocational llrfena,' Training
•School. Thia
tilling has been
made -by the State Department
of Education. .Mr. Johnson aaid.
“ It add* up tu this,"
Mr.
Johnson said, ‘‘A Imy that is
eligible to take Ihe course ran
do so now. When he finishes the
IS wrrks training, our place
ment service will get n position
for him. And in learning a trade
he still will receive his h'«h
school diploma in Juno like
nther students, and he ran con
tinue his school activities. Th"
only difference Is that he will
study a trade instead of Envlish,
math, e'r. It is Iwtter to train
now and get a Job than to wait
"ntll June and (hen start train
ing.''
Two classes, electrl-* weldin’:
-ml solo meehnnif*. will he of.
ferrsl, Vr. Johnson ndiletl, and
they will start as soon as pos
sible, ptohaldy rtext Monday. At
present a class of IS Is belnr
ofganltjd. Any boy
Interested
should rail at Mr. Johnson's of.
flee at Ihe
Future
Farnyrs
Building.
Limit. \V. Fatillc. mu uf Mr.
mid Mr* Howard Fnvilli-. hn*
It,-,‘ii tippitmlcd In lh,- piiaitinii
uf l,iirt«>rt,*loirl*l with I lit- l\
S. 1'iiblic llrallh Snvire mid
at pii--«‘iil i, »lHlinnr,l ut
('amp I 'Inibiirm-, A Irxandi in.
l.n. Mr Favillr i« u gradual"
uf Scininnla County ftchpol-,
tin- I'lin ro lly of Florida mol
ha« iloni- |to«l gisoluiiti- work
ut l.•oll•lilnu Stulo I'tuvrrailv
an,| ilir I'nivvfaity of Mimi—-
Market Advisory
Committee Names
Dunn As Chairman
I'hurlr* Dunn, Sr., wa« elected
permanent chairman of the Advis
ory rmomittee o f the Hanford
Slate Fanners Market rt Ihe
monthly ' meeting of the rommitIte Monday night, II. J. Lehman,
manager of the market, nnminiiretl today. Mr. Dunn i* Irking the
iMi.ilion fotmerlv belli by the III,'
It. M. I’uitwt rth.
Joi^ii Melsch was named vice
chaitman. Otner meinlter* of the
committee ar* Ralph Wight. Hen
ry Nickle, Cu* SchnuH, W. ALeffier, llenjamln Haines of Altu*
monte Spriojs. and ('harle* Lev
uf Oviedo.
Mr. Ivhman also stnteil that
1‘shokee will Join the li«l of other
Floritla towns Hint hove State
Farmers Market*. The mirkel ut
i'nitnkre will be dedicated Feb. 'J7.
HOYS W ILL HE IK AH
BALTIMORE, f i t . II, (Ah—
Eighty-year-old Jehn Hopkins was
Just out having fun with boys In
the neighborhood— throwing snowA firm In the Panama Canal tall* in the first snowstorm nf the
N ick Zem ovean Dies Zone
la devoted to raising four year—when he wrs hit by art au
tomobile. Patrolmen sent llopklna
A ft e r Year's Illness leaf clovers.
to n hospital for treatmrnl of
minor injuries, and said he should
Nick Zemovran. 110 - year • olJ
be ipnre careful.
fanner o f Seminole County, d id
Ike Butler Joins
Pt his homo on Beardall Avetoo this morning at 7:2a o’clock.
United States N avy
Ho hod been in Ul health for npproxlmately one year. Mr. ZerC ity NewB B riefs
Ike Butler, former employe
■arson waa born In Brasou, Ru o f the Postal Telegraph Com
mania, Jan. 17, ia i8 , and has
pany herf. left today for the
boon in the United States for .It
Nary Recruiting Station In
rearm. He Heed In Watt Virginia
Orlando
where be will'have a
for thro* years and sine* then
physical check-up and
teased man la survived
widow, Mr*. Marvaret
.I ■ niece. Mrs. Mary
Police roatlaaed their drive to
Iro . great nieces, Croprevent th# uto of . bicycles that
*4 Mary Xenia and two
do not hare I frit licenses by
lt o « - Nkk.TOd .George
tagging over'••O blfvelea yeater•lav, Chief H f f Williams
aabl
me will be contoday. Under a City ordinance,
» n Fonerxl Homo
all bicycle* m
‘
g» |0dW o ’clrek,
which may be '
W, P, Brooks, Jr.
Police BUIImi,
The' fir s t iS 4let Chyrrh will
held Ilf. Wrdm
ykg at 7 il0 f .
i
in vasion
»uree*»rB#
(*. \ nt»» McUmusi. nf th* AnI’ rrhii, in
)i»«t
Iuitch from Hinjtupur#. gsvr tHi»
vivid an mint of the city*** dying1
• Imt i *, wilt ten nmid Imratlntf
Ih.iuKh " ni float* | had In .lurkluhind a wall: "BritGh fightrr
pilot* me » till taking the enemy
against overwhelming tnltlv If
••vet lit uve men earned tindying
gloiy. the* »• R A F . pilot* luivo
t)u« tragic morning. Gun rrrw*
keep on fighting, then guiM |*eppeiing dinoke into the limited
telling
every
time
Japane^i
plane- come neni — that almost
M*hs*I\ i ynmiiKhniii, mu*i»*'an. « on-laiitlv.*’
lie ndde«l: “ 4 aui leaving."
*iliy* i tHI'l M«'tliin*r, «*•%!•-vi.•in***V
J.i pa in «e plant** rained homln
tin* iis m . i i .it the i«*int Inin hi *ni
•
.
ii
tin* downtown area. A Toky.i
of lh*' Riwimia t Ini* niitl it*
flllllaal
b*ll ll IZat lllll,
till* K*'» iepoit claimed .’10,1100 Hr»ti*h ».r#
Happed in the central and Aouth*
t I l< .»i Ss iuuiolg. Ilitfh Si'IuhvI
l*l.i\ mu niiiiiiit* oth**r HntMi •*a**teiii ■retioim of the i*lund.
The Allietl Far Ku*l coniniuml
incut« .i *viii|»h*uiy Im i |i, .il«<*
destruction
of
»all'il ti i iiiu|ilcti» h.ir|i, mi l .1 repoi tid * the
11*-xiii'ii*' **i .1 "baby ratth'i". Smga|H»ie*a naval stolen and in>ii
1 uuiiuikrhmti 1••cwytiic*! In* i nt illationn hv the Itritinh to pre%:ii 1 t\ |ii**triuni ihhicb he n « •I . vent them from fallin g to tho
' enemy, nlnl al.no
reported
tho
with mi utl*lic«« on "HcrviiV.
"Scivii’c i* the ifiiiiln t v%or*l evacuation o f women and etiil •
d
r.n
.
in the F.nulinh Imitfu.uff.” .Mr
Five .lapanes# division*, total
I'uniuii^hniu ainlul riutihiilit'iilly.
"Th,. wot III ut ItMikiny for arr- ling I*45,000 men. were reportr*!
vitc, mii*I v\c mutt lirmnmtrutt* 1 to he delivering the final knock
that w** arc willinir tn trivc it l*» out, wnil# the Tokyo radio nnsert1)1* \i#rt'l Vmir th.*u«lu in life e.l juhiliantlv that the "entire
hdiii.l of Ringup«ire him Lccii
bIm' iiI I !*«• t»* xi»rvi» othyrM.
’ Y*' • will htTfim# yirul l»v placed mnler control of the Inipivir*f iiuiiy vufir Hcrvli’i’t, an I tier InI Jupnncse Air F«»rce.'
1 will nine Imrk t«» yu'i ti*nfill*I. Let i i < -erve when wo 11*111*1
ct|**ft anythin: in return.** Mr,
f'liniiin h-pi illuntr:iti*l hi* #mlilic*** with M*vt*ral irranhU* ill*9rr*|ilinrix lint rin|»ha»ii.%I the
lob that tun lm urtiirv«*i| thrmufb
ilnltiir •nnn thiM/ f«»r n*hrr |M*o|*ic.
Fnurhn tl Ki*y Club iMiy* wfri*
pit *ciit. *1 nt tin* liinrhcnn, nn*l
LONDON, Feb. Il.-J/V) -T h e
Mcvcral «*th**r« wmild
have at* newly-rtented I'ocifie War Coun
ton*li*«I if it had b* rn imMilN', Fil- cil met last night to frame ti
m»r,| Mmihul), nrraahn* nf tin* cool moo poliey io the Fur East
Junior iltih, n p iln n t,
lie
wu« a* wave, uf Japanese imaihcl
lnti."|ufiM| hv Kiwtmian l*r.*/iM#nt with mounting fury ut wenty de
K. I*. llur|M»r. Th# oih tr Key Club fenders nf Singapore, lust strong
llritlah empire's
nit mhert intrul.irnl th«ani<M*|vra hold nf Ihe
mi'rht in the i'ocifie.
In turn, and Janira Hamrick w
Crime Minister Churchill preintriNlurod u«* 1 new inrm Ur uf
sidesl over the council which con
the junior rlub.
vened In a capital oveicuit with
I'rr«iilmt Mar-hall nnttminrtd gloom nt accounts of Japan***
that h# h.nl nffrm l th# M rvkn successes on the U-leuguercsl Is
nf%lhc Kt v (Tub to Filwiird Hip land stronghold.
yin«.. Mcrctary of th# Ghambrr
Coincident with last night's
nf ( ‘oirmcr#**. In mnnrrtion with nicotine. Mr. Churchill moves! to
th# plans which will b*».mn*h« for
trvngthcn the United Nation*'
th# entertainment of th# lluat'in war effort by designating Laird
1llravra lla«rbnll
Team
which Beavvrbrook,
n e w 1 y-appoUitotl
minister nf prtMluction, to rep
resent Britain in various pool
ing arrangements with the Unit
ed Stale*. In a capacity corres
ponding with that of Donald M.
Nelson, head of the Arnerieaa
War Production Board.
Pacific Council
Meets To Frame
Far East Policy
Head O fficer W ill
Inspect Company C
M-'or D*vld U Wiley, n o ms tiding officer of the Fourtii
llati*linn, wiii mass an official
'nsre'lon af Company C, Fourth
Natation. Thursday night at S lM
Newsprint nrndurllon In Can- P. M. Bt-tho
Armory,- E. C*
fnr the flr«» four month* of Harper, Company C. rnaunaq1 ' was 1 ortS.HTO tons, com d*r. aanonncwl today. AU taectpared to- 1.003,0*1 ions for the
her* of tho Company. are D x
«
ytitad to M yrmint.
• -fSi
�THE
Sanford Herald
8 ANF 0 RD HERALD, BANTOED* T L O W P A
STEP ON m
Heroic China
BOND BALK? HIGH
washinotonT-Va
ii,«v ~
fvtxrrlary ml M a tV u lllii ho* an
nounced that ifefroM Iwwl aahn
act a record of fl,OGO,H7.QOO In
iktnr. hiit
liLsI that
Ih tl "“ u
» have
l.nvi*
jurinary,
but m
added
we
U> ik> modi, more, ni«rr."
Rofary Clubs throughout ihA United Staten are thta
wwk observing "Chinn Day” In, a way Which It In hop*!
will belter acquaint the American pcopto with the sturdy
virtuen of the Chinese and the quality of their heroic redistance against Japanese aggression. Unfortunately China
and (he Chinese are not as well k n o w n In the United
Staten ns some of oar other Allien.
“China Day” comes at a time when Congress Is considering a request from President Roosevelt that $600..
000,000 be authorize*] ns n loan to. the government of
General Chlang Kai-shek. Tills loan Is to be increased by
a similar loan from Great Britain amounting to 9200,000,000, all of which Is to lw used In continuing the struggle
against Japan. At the present time General Chlang is
conferring with high British ami American leaders In Bur
ma as to- how (tils struggle can most effectively Ikj con
tinued.
It is perhaps overlooked by many people, who believe
that tho second World War began last December 7, or a(
worst, a llllle more than two years ago when Germany
Invaded Poland, that the Chinese Republic has been tak
ing the bitter punches of the Japanese ever *;nrr nearly
IS* at* tw »*- five years ago when the laps r rossed l(je Chinese Wall and
M * l |btll/lHt
at I alharolt* captured Peking. And it might e v e n be said that Uie
SS
uT m^.* st niggle began some yenrs before that with (he' conquest
.
. .
'
MOM t f »**»!• 1 of Manchuria.
8lnce that time General'Chlang Knl-slifk has Accom
plished nothing short of miracles in untfytpg the bitter
gghAV, peg, II. iadz
ly divided and hostile elements o f the grtat Chinese, na
tion, In raising armies and In at least partly equipping
B VERSE FOR TODAY them, in waging delaying actions against the forces of
DOES THE HEART Nippon, and successfully withdrawing before overwhelm
THE TONOUEi No! ing numbers f r o m Peking, Shanghai, Cantom/Nanking
it Stub unto me. Durd. nnd a dozen other fronts, always righting and inflicting
Into tha kingdom of heavy damage but always escaping before complete dohe that daeth the will
rr which la In heaven.
T O THOOE WITH BWORD3
n Vaieei)
iword
ra ia brittle
ha steal
■W-gvn twtA r tfsJt,
t
Tepogti K ran with blood
11, 1* 4*
W EDNESD AY, FEBRUARY
TONICft.
A floating bridge in III* K*wartlia Inkr* dialrirl <-f Ontario
i* ■ mill' nnd: n t|unrtcr tong and
ta-sald to be tbn l<mtr<*»t flwltn-:
bride* in thr world. It
la
nnr hored lo roncrrtr pi Iona Mink
An oil pipeline wij] ‘carry up
lo .10 prrrenl more gnaolino than
erode oil, acrordlng lo Ilie
Anirriraii l*rtn>lfuni
Instilole.
The exact dlfferewr depends
upon lho gravity of the crude.
Tk..« * « > < l • f t * of M l* maty
ImpeovCMOnl, * Mth «>*, rotFWo
m l * It* A IC Moot My' f l j o o l
S u l*« wodtftlifcy *tf to*111
« m| *>,li»y i t * — i*r, pl** 4« t l, Sttbit. t p - l» d t lt tomtt.
lo t -i at -
<Mt
rtd-*»A-
Ittt * • * la MV far rtptbt tad
n - o J .'i.- j aul * f Itrtiaa Ik/aaft
Cttrttlttl
A W W t b.
. # e * * M y Pty-
w
1.1,IN *\ r?*r r«ret»f
?,,ir) l Lrrl *
T o* w ill a ll"
Ilk* ewr 'M U
and
O lb tr
anuit urdrrt!
UNITED
LUMBER
COMPANY
FRENCH AVK. A T Blh HT
We In this country have marvelled at the way the
British could take it. Particularly the courage and hero
ism of the pUdh people of London. Plymouth and Coven
try, who night and day were bombed out of their homes
by enemy planes against which they were powerless to do
anything .more effective than thumb their nose, have ap
pealed strongly hr this coontry. fltrt even more courage-
1*1IONIC 113
Hanford Are. J * «l lift Genera.
.
IM ft knew not doit
Jud tSenrard’s right placa
uwaltlng there.
ion Agent lists. K,.“" “
Avoid Food Waste
DOROTHY QUICK.
for our AliWi.aro over
able to dls
Mir liberty.
4, funs ana
imr common
b said to ha planning
>• percent payroll tag.
uaI’h contribution to tho succesMful prosecution of tho war.
ther (hat North Ca ro <We need not quoto the. health statistics, tho draft board
es ptain was correctly injections, to bring tho point homo. Everybody knows that
ha AJ> when he said the motor ago haa made us ^hort on oxorclsg, long on fr u
), "BurrendfT, you— a” .
ited nerves. In the enuso of physical fitnoas not only must
games and sports he kept going — aa suggested by the
Phssldcnt's letter on baacbalt—Imt more peoplo should quit
tho grandstands for the playing fields. Watching U diver
sion and has its place, hut participation is what shakes
folks out of sluggish ways.
Thu Recreation Association, for thirty-five years the
inrnwnt agency tails lb* central clearing house for recreational movements, has es
la up to them to feed
armies of tha world, tablished community recreation centers In all itaUa. It
that other government Invites the public to use theso facilities and to ask for
T slfll paying them not more. It plans lighted ptay areas to accommodate workers
who may bo on any one of. three shifts In factorlos and
tillILCUr
IIAAIUM/ Issued
IfWtICU pamphlet.
|MBIII|illlv hs "Fitness
A IVHVnn iur
7.lvMM|l
offices. II
A recently
for Victory
onateti who i
lists rftles and towns where its facllitlos nro available and
AdmlnUtmllon
makes various prospects for using muscles inviting. Why
matbod
bod but who are
m i n d Urn war ilfo r. not bicycles for exercise e v e n before those automobile
tlrta are worn out? And ns for Walking, that freest of all
t-eweted. Bo do we.
sports, requiring no expensive equipment, no courts, no
nevipaper* have de umpire, no pre-planning, thia motor-minded generation,
late the ell* of thalr
rediscovering tho feel of woods and fields, may wonttef
why they ever burned up Tiros on a Sunday. Tho thing
-is, this country haa no lime for Neurosea—not until wo
beat the Japanese.— New York Herald-Tribune.
Mrs. Oulda Wilton, rounty hone-
tiu M
S
t r a f v a is ,
tho County Defense
Council,
stated this morning in making n
raw suggestions -to show tb«
wayw food waits ran bo avoided.
They wore as follows:
v ■>
. 1. Use «y«rything — a v «t;<B
small amoonl of water In whWn
food has boon eookeil.
' 3. Be sure that food Is wrll
waked. ami wall srnsonrd. TmlrWsa, badly eookwl fund is a
source of waata because people
leave II. on their plate*.
3.
Food failures are food
“ **
S3, Don't experiment with unwatte* — burned toast, aoggy known ret Iper. T h l* it no lime
eaka and overcooked mewl.
In t a k a a chaned on ypotUnK
d. Burned food |a a tobtl wait*, food.
B. Um thermometers. They can
34. Hare food served In inorlersave money by preventing nn- »te helplngt. -Thl* will prevent
due shrinkage, drying oat, horn- wait* duo Ui fowl left on the
ins and bolHngr away. M od plat*. .
rooked at ln0 great hawt shrinks
26. Useleftovers aasoon
as
more than U should| hence, faw- ixwiibl*. Too many leftovers are
er servings per pound..
soon. to ,tpoU. '
«. Poorly «®o*ed, vegetables
30. Rave all fr ill left over
“ waste their vitamins, on the from regular srrriniri for gel*,
kitchen. air." To .WP* vitamins. Uu dosaerU ami n " * * salads,
cook .grrea. W fri*W r*v * l shMltMU.^Prtsevvw suipjiu foods .as
Um*, wall whole*,‘ cook c v * r «
g ir e .lia M lo eomvone who rad
ami avoid aodu.
s
' luaa theai. rSthvr than allow
7. Don’t let peeled fn i(t and them to spoil,
reselal.lr. stanrl
. 1.
S. Dual lot cookod fowl slaml.
B ern promptly.
.
.
P. Ktoro food- so (bat It Will
(go Imt f.Tl
keep and k**P l* In r « a l eondl_i----- J- j ^ - l p ,-li*fT|_
lion. Get periahahlra In refrlgor-
Roosevelt asks Con-
A N eedle1* Eye-VleW
A costumer was attending a reception given by tbs
late King Edward VII, whan he observed that a great vari
ety of occupations and professions were represented In tha
assemblage.
. Approaching the King, hu remarked In a condaaoSnd-
SitSuc,e S S W fe r’crwd 18*Bom,whal
,4 w
MM
rk»«
'X
id * >
•
f j f i U i f V S a ; ; - ' . - ’* =,
• • ■■-iw t., .1. . . v .
f e s
”
10. Arrange food In refrlnera- .
dllkal rum- tin- so that cold air rirculntrs
ito the comI I . Bare, fats' from meat and
il orgoniupoultry for shortening, season Inr
or frying. Keep them: cold, dark
.*
[ant an orchestra and dry.
a performs ore, a
13. Bare otrt*r bare* of l*t.^ 'e o o d u rb T , a n , ip*ration; or a tuca and enl/bagw for soupi- •
military d p art during a battle.
13. Hquerso lemon* and orYot this very Uilag was demanded angre thoroughly.
■
In the automobile Industry.
14. Use a0 a * o f milk sad
"Industrial. Cowells" will be rream. Drlirlnua d l»h « can he
only (ha Iatermed is U step. Tha mad* from thin food which |« of,
dictators of Europe, wboe* prae- ten thrown mrtt islad dressings;
tires rr* profess to abhor, utUlird la quirk breads; In supplemeat
“ labor fronts" of their own mak
waffles,
ing, to UkS « m eomplela control
(las, aa w
o f Industry, man, managrroent,
r o f milk.
P U t those who boast of Ameri
ca understand managvusent’e tontrihotlw la
proposed auli-ll-
r polities. - It la
:r that manag*-
rtiKTiJr
rhkh U n —c r k ir
iplre, to Interpret
r.’sr’S&a
-r X rk
That we have an up to date funder mid lowly repair
anti paint shop.
. . w V.
e
Bring your bent funders to u» for an ultimate.
Complete-paint Job for 910.00 nnd up.
This can be purchasutl on our G.MAG I'UiIituI plan,
small down |iaymcnt nnd monthly iiisUilIntuul*.
•1 II 1 oJ
�V . "
TCTHUAKT 11, i m
9ANTQRD HERALD, SANTOIHD, FLO R TD .\
a M M ft a —
B a n w
Increase O f Five
Percent In Traffic
Accidents Occurs
MRS. L0UR1NR BEAU SocWr Editor
5ocia/ Calendar
P.T.A , Council M ik e s
Founder's D sy Plans
Nn.
9
WEDNESDAY
The Junior choir of the firs t
Baptist Church b i*qu*mUd to
meet >1 the church following
prtyer rntUnc for rehearsals,
j
.
THURSDAY
•
The CoL Theodore Rooaevtlt
AuaUisry o f the United Spanish
W ar Vctarano will meet at the
home of Mra. Mae Sheafsr on E M
Avenue at 8:00 P J L
The annual mealing and elec
tion of affleera o f the Yarn Parti
9 Womtn'a Club win be beM at the
home of Mrs. Florence Deris, Cas
selberry Gardena at S:0Q FJI.
An informal talk will ha siren
l j Mrs. Latell of M U M an hr*
sxperieaca* hi Singapore ami M -
•
9
^Th* Townsend Cleb will meet at
the Court House at 1:80 P.M.
Women of the Presbyterian
Auwllsrr will few for the S m
Crom in (He afternoon.
The Seminole County Chapter
o f the Red Crow will meet at
the headquarter! on Cast P in t
8treet at UiOQ A. M. AU peranna who hara Joined the Red
Cross are intrlted to attend.
.The regular meeting of tho
Remlnola Rebekah Lodge 43 will
M be held at tho I. O. T). F . Hall
• at M-ou PJI. at which time initia
tions will be conferred. All win• ter viators ere Invited to attend.
FRID AY
The annual tmhiuess luncheon nf
_ the E.- uford vGarden C l»‘> will be
9 held at tho Tourist Crntrr at 11:00
A.M.. with luncheon to he served
at 13:30. Reservations may hr
. made hy contacting Mr*. K. A.
Urle, Mrs. George MrCslI, Mrs.
George A. Hpecr or Mrs. II. II.
Cidrmam
The Women's Sorlety «»f Christlnn Service of the Methodist
Church will aew for Ibo Red Cross
In the Woman's Club In the morn
ing.
*
• Bundles for BrlUlu will mevt
A at tho home or Mrs. I. D. Mar^ ' tin. 1311 Mellonvills Avenue at
3:00 1>. M.
Tho SuIIle Harrison Chapter
of the D. A. R. will meet at tho
home of Mra..W. II. Tunniellffa
^ at .1:00 P. M. with Mrs. W T B.
•
Bnllanl and Mra. J. II. Mtnlch
as ro-hastaasoa,
SATURDAY
Tho Cecilia* Music Club will
mrrt at the Pantile R. Munson
— . Uiinim
T, 803
w.i Myrtle
myrtle /Vvenue
Studio W
on
Avenue us
at
•
•
9 ^ 3:10 P. M.
MONDAY
There will be a based meeting
of tho PresAxterlan Woman’s Aukgillary at the church at 8:30 PJL
_ .Th o |Prayer Band win moot at
9 1 3 :0 0 PJf. to be followed by tho
combined monthly business and in' splrational meeting. Each mamher M urgdd to attend the meattag os an election o f officers will
bo hold and other Important busl_ iipM trinucUd.
9
A ll cutters o f tho Red Cmaa a n
asked to report In the sewing
rooms In tho Women's Ctab In
NEW A R M Y
the Seminole High School an
Teoedey sight PrV. 17 at 8:18
Dean t C. Nance, Dean o f the yseWrday from Cohimboa, II*..
Bofliaa Chapel, at Uollma Cel- where she lus Urn for - « um llm«
leca will he the featured apsaVer. with brr mother who is Ul.
Slim AnmU
SSf
Uered he
.. a A —_ . _—
Friends of Mis. J M. MeCaswill “ bring a a m > r kiU will l>e nlsd to learn that
aba
ii (M italrvliig It'iui a recent
rital to parents, tearhen, and rvlllnen at her bum* in Rose Court.
aryone at this time."
A b o to be featarod on the cereMr. and Mrs. t'. It. Royce of
aaaay will be a candle lighting
pageant which will briar out the Grand RipaLv Mirk., are spend
nine coals, of the Parent Teacher lag the Winter mouth, at 318 I’slAssrcistioo ami hoaer the found- matto Averins
rra. “ These goals are now be
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ruth of Hins
coming rery precious to the
American public." slated Mrs.' dale. Masi hare arrtvrd tn spend
the whiter in Hanlon* uud era |oRucker.
EcTtral patriot* sumhhra ssffl catcd at 318 Pnlnirtlo Asenur.
bo given by pupils under the di.
M r and Mrs C. U U y recentrectlon o f Mils Lsnera Whkldon
and * T t t e Seminole Ui(h School Ip artlvrd in Ssthml
Glee Chib under the diratUou of Deit Square. Pa. The
Mlaa. Dorothy Sanford.
Mrs. lag their home at 311
Chnrlea Wilke of tho South Hide
Prtmrry School Association, will
Mr. and Mm. John Thole Wive
tbdf •• a soli “The World’s P la y
arrived from Grind Rapid-, Mich,
er- .
To mcooragn attendance at the to spend the winter in Sanford
meeting, the County Oraoctl baa and are residing at 1(0 Oak Avoffered a t M a t to the unit that •sue.
Iwa the preateat per capita af
Mr. ami Mrs.. le a It. tosher
taamhara praam!
Membara art
ta ported to bo present from entry plan to motor to Miami tomorrow
Whore
they will meet their daugh
asaoclation in the county.
ter, Mrs. Him A. Martina, Jrwho will arrive from the Canal
“ N ew Hampshire"
Zone.
Mr. and Mrs. I.
aniKMii'. w ih« birth
tlii-- moruiMg in
l-ms'iluii Memorial
K. Southward
» f n iDugater
tho Karneldll—pilsl.
Mr. ;«nd Mr*. Charles Mctralf
of Uilandu .iuu"U»c* the birth nf
a *<»n "ii S'liMlrjr, Prb. 1C tn the
P»rnrM-l«iuijhu<ii Memorial Nam
plt.il.
guffs?* t*ui sfcmMsra^11 " "
srttb pearls
she carried
aide's roses,
sister.
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mald-of-nnmii
of Helnn
i; Acrobat*
M m ; Both
Jane Copw>
DENVER^ Fak jU^btannally
far-
companies
■V:
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factories
Has your family given its
toward tbe Red Cmaa W a r Kund
yal? a
Thr total for the Red t 'n x i
War Keitel Kuml has rrarh.-d
$3,103. Let'* make
It $3,ooii
T O D A Y 'S
before Pah.
Kflwin I*. Hill
Oreyhminil (iu«
Carol Mfir«h
The Wurltl Ttslny
7:0Q T h f h im 1 K.in^t i
Glenn Lingle.
Orange Hlsli DU O.inpn iy. j
Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Wig
i, $10; a donation of 13 fium
of th« following: Mr. mil
John MelKb, Jr.. Mr. ami
(1. K. Kullagher, Mr. »n l
E. L. Mayer. Mr. and Mrs.
, Guhi.li, Mr. anil Mrs. M.
ivdngti-, Mr sml Mrs. W. U
per Mr. ami Mra. M- Minar(r. amt M r. II. ,M. Watsua.
ami Mr.. W. 8. Coleman
f. ,8. Iluwl, llaeVry Tire Simp,
.Ji-rE. 8. rmi-iri-giliiuml Kriemlship Isn^iH- mill W. J. Toll.
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Officera of tha poot cnisrtalard
at a dlnnar-daoc* for the beMst
cauplo-after the carsmopy.
bus many
a gradual*
ad a memIt* ♦ororlty
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7 Wi \Vrather A *|imr
a nil News nf tin- World
8:13 Swing Your Partner
K:;m Organ Morals
8:13 Virginia
U:UO MorninK Ib-vulions
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I M argarrt Wright, Carl Mr
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anil Mrs- .11. II. Coleman. I. If. I!"ud O f l i f e • • •
“ Huy Victor Honds
T O D A Y
3 im Yvuui: |>r. Malouu
2:ir» Inyre Jordan
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T"ii|ieralu(e Bulletin
K ite MiniIII Speuki
Army Itivruiting
2:3d Matinre
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$10; Jrnl>>r Amillary of the in l.i Mvrt A Marge
A iher.eeii lAcinn, $3; Blavi* ill i
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R A D IO N EW S
By M RS. RO Y M A N N
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ItUUI.
BYRAN’S
RED CROSS NOTES
•• I 11" ih IHs* haRRS*
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••••isc*. srlsini "
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trniperguwb
LUCIAN T.
JOHNSON
C yp raM Gardaru, Fla.— T k a ra was p le n lr o f life on
U ia « M h m whon movies w tr s shot recently o f KtorIda'a crack D ram Kajorattcsu Lad
PrlsrHIa Kveleth
thegr staged a tw irlin g finiah fa r ont on tha v a lo rs at
Cyp ru s Cardans, w h ir * I he flow ers and vlalaa lia v*
fon tlah sd a tropical to ttin g fo r many motion pictures
this y ea r. ,
—Photo by Dthlgrcn.
ill were: Mrs. Maisrli, Mrs. J w
Mvisch, Mra. I.. K llulye, Mr*.
W. C. Ilutchivm
Mrs.
I.
It
Connelly. M i*. J. I.
Galloway,
Joined to tho gathered skirt wl
• iti. •
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lt'41'H1. '* *’
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lift a»f
1 S is
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•s f.saeST $illt|4 , § Ml
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• IOf IMHIIIbflllo , U>0.
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NiOll
H,:tn
)rlando Girl Is W ed Aildiluuial ilonurs to thr Wav H:.Vi
In M ilitary Ceremony Puml a r t : the Merry-Go Kuuih I 9:00
Club, the fir-t bridge club (>• Ill.tHI
Of Interest to their friends In rmiiplrtr the “vanishing hr»drr.“ DMA
Hanford is the announcement of tin turned in by Mra. J u h n 10..'Ml
Mel-rh. Jr. Tlmsr who pnrtiripnl
IlM A
■ Poplin;
arm Ens
Bryan; J
t'l. pnrriks*. finely
af||«tll. d r i l l
li It* .1 I
!• Itirvuitiriil
li-l
11it <4 •» |h-i .. • lltTIpR-P It*
rnt.iiiih > in I'.iii
"••|a.||ril t%|H.
* vS^j[
s8g»|ie || full .
1910. Th* NnfH%
litis 4* *'k*ll«l|»l»»ltb: • I... llvHl Attal
rfwflta nmre c ff-fiiv I I* a'llf»»M*tmuni niOi tmirli ••f Ilif mipn'Vf
muni. Tin- lily luo h.ul nn nil
ir U iiK f
it ”
l roll IMI -a fflv pif^riMit f'»r $nnif
n
l»
• »| is ll, rrpj., •
yrarn
Saint I’ .inl, Mum , rulin'»
Fkiinp u t«a
Mstbvr Bldg.
next wriili h FI |h*i m il n il. T h ru 1
follow ('inciim jli. Ohio. Intliitn !
R|vnlis, lrnl. 1'iltNlnirph. I*n., .Mil
Hrjukrt, Wl.t„ nrxl 11(Hinton, Tt-ta-.1
Other rillm In Ihi^ lumor m il!
are: TNirtlnml, Orr^ \<*wark, N i . '
San Antonio Tctan. Ourncn. Nrw j
York,
llitminffhaiii.
Ain . San
Fnwiicfi, Ht. IsiHtin, Mo., Ikrtlon,
• ml Rorkmlrr. N. Y
Kix fetflM (iiialifinl fur nlurr.e'
•in l>w mil uf lH»»uir t»y m lurlnK !
I
Ikt ntimlirr of fnlnlilM*N on Ihrlr
hirkwpyN. IMnwwtf Ini Ilis* xmiip*
T n .ill iii > f i l n t t K iintl>.
wHh n 7.*l prrm tl mlurtion. Th**
niMlnim-r.H . . . I ' . u i ,
«»lhrrn nrr N fw llinnpwliirt*. Col»»
now
|nr;iti-d ill
M iff;.
rulo, lilnlio. North IMKoI m mill ,
Wyotninr- Vrnnont hrl«l ttn Innli
f e l l 's
A ii In
S e t v lfv ’
jrrtr'R pnnllkm.
mill w ill he k L u I ti»
Ki^urttl mi n inllfiiCf Umi.n wilhj
s e r s e )n n in m v iiouri
allowance* for Irnffir infffR ipi,
lne:|llnn.
Alalwmn, IjrHiiwinnn, hihI FIomiIii I
nlnu ipi«*lifmt| f••• tin- liwt «*f --I itt-N'
vliowlnt?
im ptotf in fill. ii IIImhil'I i
they sli«l not na|M*it n«*liinl
|
rriBitz.
F. A. K. Sorority
Makes Dance Flans
Mra. K. R. Pippin, and the Miss
es Gladys soil Peggy Pippin attended the Glee Club recital given
at Stetson University last night.
of the Tourist Chio'-on Monday In which Miss Elisabeth Pippin
night at tho Tourist •Center on took part.
Lake shore Boulevard,
h a lt
Ermas added to Urn evening’s en
Mra. William Strsls, Jr. and
tertainment with his. amQ afrangemail of “ P in Goat tho daughter, Virginia Ann, o f Mi
Wees la", and a number o f magb ami, were the recent guests of
Mi*. Strata’ brother and ststarfoots.
Tho “ Florida Rangkra" com ta-Uw, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Colposed o f R. II. Eubanks, David
Kick. Marjorie Jane BariUefc,
Shmn, BUI Martin. Hiram BhaM
Dorothy PeioM, Laarella Dutton,
Nancy Collum and Shirley EcfcmMI hunt Walden, rendered sev Baptist
Azarians
eral musical selection* far tho •*M eet A t The Church
tortaknnant of tbo-gnoata.
I ts • .bill *1, o<uVH
• livrr «.'hU99fe.
Ills* »••••
tl-. .
•i r .» .
I'ii * 'in ii *
laEtt.a
Iioiioin,
Mr. aispMrt. A. II. Morgan en-(
nouncr i 1m kisth of a dsugblsr, s*i
Monday, Krh. 9, In the KerneldLaughtnn Memorial He-ipiWl.
N igh t Is Observed
The Ararian Class o f lbs
First flaptist Church met In the
annex of the church for lu reg
ular monthly business and social
moating last night with Mrs. W.
A. Cagla presiding. Hastes*e*
Aftonm o^—Hsrriet Brow n («n- wars Mrs. Cagle, Mrs. W. L.
—JR* Vance, Mra. R. J. Davis and Mn.
F oots the Ono: Wells Clog— Wll. F. L. Dumpier.
11am Poplin; Too Deace Jo Ana
i ilirrH «• n*» i
«*. annllH*".
t|. C ilk'i fiiu
■tIo' |*j* (ft H8«IIM
thneo,It
mtioii, CIn %**if f*
iln ilB aiwl
llivg t’lt I t»l a•
I'Vrn tViouirti in
tit*- i»»*
j war pnwloriion
hnF^irtlv
M' lupli*" I
for
irniilCJ
vf Ffk |» riefcrj
up1 lirwt *N»»rn to
- liifitt U* H M
• t vigon m i boll-
A n IIAUiil. *!»#•
Mr. sml Mrv Rc.'ort UashLne
aatwunr- the htrth af a aea oa
Tuvwl.-y. r-h. to. In Ike PrmaldLeughlun Mi-m.irml Hospital.
»
»h«*
•»f n f» jta-r c••lit
.irckirnts f««r On
a \%ht»F* tn ' y«
inipm m t tl«* n
thr\*v tai|iv
ato*it|)tt|{ It# tit. m.
jlhe N et»••«. .1 V if. t»
Sl,llr.<
I, ,1
H. W. Kurkar, p m U n t
•tilts i r
& Thursday
'
Musks lie
3:13 I’rnas Now*
Ii
3:30 ClnrlMmtt Conservatory of
Music
.»
4:00 Waltar Gruas Orrbeatra
4:U lligbwaj* Is llrsdth ,
4 M Bing Along . U ndt Trio
4:43 Press Nova
■:IM The Mlta Twin*
bilft Mutiny oa tho High Seas
3:30 Dlale Farm Club
8:4* Kcaturcood Baines
■
BE TI Y GRAliLE
j VICTOR MATURE
CAROLE LANDIS
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�SANFORD, FLORIDA
t Fury Will
i Against Gay
Kop' Grand Sis
: LONOWOOD. Fab. 11, (J fy , (SpeelaJ)—Fiat Fury, a aurprla*
•; N B M r In tha aprrdy tint* of 29J
;■ ascond last tlm* oat, will attempt
to Blair* It two In a row or* r a
b feature rae* field tonight at tho
\V gaufacd-Orlaivfb K «nn*f Club,
fir
Th* Moor* brothgr* *ntry will
'. to tord-pmagd to dtfrat such
t o « * •* Myrt’a Pyid*, Gag Kop,
. Grand 81a, Extra Special and oth-
Victoria Reign 63 Yean
Stomach Uker Pains?
and’*
beloved
Queen could
m
over Dm Futurity distune*.
Overnight Entries Far Wednesday
First B s f ■ Futurity
______________
F in n ! 0*1
111*11'*
Fir*
,
My Uuataraa
« Kina Malody
Hinoky nil I a • 1 Llllta Loadvr
T rto a Tala
« Mlaa Kola
Hirand Kara— FatarHy
tr im
Halt Dally Doafcla)
1 Alania
I K a li, Ann
t Caoila
• Brunnla
I Tall Mm
T Fly Fool
I Twanly Burk* S Bahara’a Lad
I
I
s
4
Third R a rp -5 .il Mild
ILaat Mali D allr DoaAlal
damantlna
I Renter Itai
Baa at y H a ifa | My Fortuna
Iona Mary
T Foiy Kid
Twaadladam
I Cklnk’a Im ,* -
Cincinnati Will
3 Requirements Are Told For
Miss Lombardi,
^Selective Service Reg
NowWith^Braves
1
—
•
Good Drlnlui At
• Popular I’rlcca
DINE
•
Good Food AIwbjti
DAN CE
•
Muaic You Like
JACK’S DEW
i DROP INN
Georgia Cagers W in
A gain From Florida
ATIIENH. Oa., Feb. I I — OF)
— Th* University of Georgia
mad* a clean sweep of It* bas
ketball aerie* with Florida by
winning tonight’s gam*, 39 to 27.
Th* Bulldogs won last night’s
affair by ons point.
Th* Gatork1 w*r* behind only
16 to 11 it th* half, but Georgia
turned on the heat In the sec
ond half, Roland leading the
way with 21 points.
• n r p o d d it o r c k
A RTH UR OOLTRKM. PDIattir.
on* were punched unexpectedly
In an unomtected hay window.
That le, Ernie** vocal *ffort was
confined
to a
non-committal
"ugh."
Not that h*’* a tongue-tUd
Timothy. II* Just doe.n’t Iwlirv*
In wasting conversation and this
trait ha* mor* than a little to
do with .hi* popularity, Ho
wouldn’t alibi for a quick retreat
if he aat on a be*.
If an explanation I* Indicated,
ha’ll let Ms frl*nd* do the talk
ing for him. Hoeh waa the rate
when he was th* famou* alecper
In th* Red lineup In tha 10.1(1
orld aerie* as the Yank* paradI b y ' him at the plate.
Ernie wa* Injured In a collis
ion with Charley Keller, yet h*
never opened hit. mouth to alibi.
II* took an unmerciful ribbing,
and th* way h* took It earned
everyone’* mpect. They’d *t|ll be
talking about that Inrldent If
Mickey Owen’* muff list Fall
hadn’t provldad fresh material.
Why la It the catcher, seem to
be th* goat*, anyway!
X
; Wa sincerely regret that, because of tho tiro
shortage and Increasing prices, we arc forced
to announce that there will be . . ;
NO MORE FREE DELIVERIES!
n s^ n n r n*. a*
SANFORD
STATtt FAItRKRB*
MARKET
MltrRI.I.ANROt'S F B I’IT AND
VROHTABLH R StFORT
ml sate* a * . I * !>■*! A.M.
Fek. II, I MX
rknwe* AS
L IL *ISS
FLORIDA F R O D l'r r *
IIKANN — Tvrut.rar.vn, llu llpr.
s s .ts -iiii
IIKKTK— no*, nun. A S.-7II'ARDAOK—Tnn. Rnlk. Fair tn fey.
9SS.*0-711.4*. H.0 llpr. ( l . l l SI.I*.
rklnv.e,
Cm .
|l.*4ll.lt
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OARnOTI*— Do*. Run. Ite-ttc. Ru
llpr. l l . U - i l . l l
I’At't.lFIAiWKn—Crnt.a. I t * *
rKt.KHT—4*r»l*L II.71-11.**. r » » ml. Utah Type. I».7»
(’KLKIIY IIKARTH—Orel**. 7LIS-
11.10
All of us had hoped that someway could he
found to continue giving our customers thla
little extra service. However, there aeems tn
be no way around it and “ for the duration"
at least there will be a charge of 15c for de
liveries of any able package goods.
i ARCADE
tOKAGE STORE
*
C & C
JQUOR STORE
B IL L ’S P A C K A G E
STORE & B A R
H A R R Y ’S
LIQ U O R STORE
la
will b* provtttod to rtglgtor men
who cannot appear at a ddblg.
nated rfgtstration place toemua*
of I1!m ** or other Incapacity. It
ts Incumbent upon th*** men to
adviso a registrar la their local
board area of their Inability to
appear at a registration place.
(d) Every man lubjaet to reg
istration who Is an Inmate of an
asylum, jail, penitentiary, re
formatory, or similar Institution,
during this third registration
period. 1* required to register on
the day h* Wav** th* Institution.
(3) Registrants must answer
*11 questions aiked by tho reg
istrar for notation on tho rtgls.
dralkm card. It la Important that
the registrant describe hi* place
of rcfcidcnco In detail aa wall aa
giv* full particular* a* to the
iddrr** at which he will bo euro
to receive mall or other commun
ication*.
DeLand! Topples
. Celery Feds In
Slow Tat, 18-16
THE
TAVERN
goad, panlfWlarlg oa large
ala**, aaarkat sladdy, rurlaada
* ad truckload. U k
usual
l*nM aad carlo* da a ad truck,
iaada f«vk. saipplag palat
tkaaad aa dallvarad aaiaa lass
all tranapartatioa thargaa) aad
carload* Lab. e.ak trsak. aad
traek iaada each ai pack lag
kaaaaai I T arutaa trimmad
taps. Holdan Heart. Individually
waakod aa * peacaalad. fair la
good auallty, kluaca Improv
ing. 1-4 dec. ILIS -IM . aioally
around ItH . • do*., ILtt.LH.
• dog. |Mi-t.ak I* dag. I1.H.
t.M, pvacoollag l*o extra.
1£» ANUELKB: Domdad fair,
.Ughtly weaker Undaaey oa
PasraL rarjoada t«.b . aklpplag
point (kaaod an dallvarad aaiaa
I*** all traaaparutloa chare**)
raaeal, 11% * f move U. A No.
1 quality, ladlvtdaafly waahad.
I*"* crates, trlmaiad taps 114.
»H *og. It.ld-t.la, l l ” , i h -IH
dog, 17.41-1.II tub cratva. Ilit da*, mpetly araaad l.ll.
lop lea aatrg CHULA VIXTA,
fairly good damaadi aaarkat
steady aa Oaldaa HaarL carloads f.n.b. usual lirtna, Ooldrn
Henri. It rrutag t r * msully
I.IH das-, M% or more V. H.
No. I. quality. Individually
walked, mostly |L7».
TRUCK PABBINOd t NORTH AND
WEST): Batardar. Fekftary 7.
Tula* t i ll, Tbtal 4IIL d.nd.y,
F*k. (. Tala* l i l t . Taut ill*.
Monday, Fabmary t, Tula* 111.
TOTAL 179.
P A n a iJ ir — Dn*. Run. He
PKAR—llu llpr. o r * to fey. I7.M11.7*
PRPI-EIU*— nu llpr. Calif. Worut.r.
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SERVICE
SITUATION WANTED
114 if. Park A y*.
WE DELIVER
Telephone 9106*
THE THRILL
l.ak* Superior la th* world’*
grrateA body of fm h water.
Crated
fl.SS-
nADISIIRB— Dn*. nan. tle -l*e
NPINACfl— Ru llpr. Summer Type,
7IC-II.S*
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to
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TANOKRINRB—Oral**, ll.t f
T U R N IP *— Do*, nun. U * - i l * . Ru
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WATKKCHKjtB— Do*. It*
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o f Picking Winners
T O N IG H T S A L Ii-S T A R F E A T U R E
NINTH RACE — 5-16 Mile
O PT OF F T A T H FOOD COT*
A Leader among
Laxatives.
R*m*m- only to functional causes find
CARDUI helps In tw* Important
ways: It may help nllevn such
periodic diitroas whM tatou by
direction* starting 8 day* before
"th# tlm*." Or tston aa a tomic,
It thou Id stimulate appetite, Im-
tor that n«xt Urn* th* nini ot
a laxative ha* you logy, uneomforUblot Yss, If* on* ot tha
h a s t **lllng laxatives in the
South. It contain* a tontolaxaton* laxy lnta*UM l muacios.
. . . . . . ______
It, sasy to take, usually acts
gently, tharoeghly by simple dl- build new strength nad thus re-
There’s no “once over lightly" about the Job we do
when we wash your ear. F r Om headlights to tail
light and from top to bottom It will shin# like a new
car when a Scott’s Service Station attends*! gets
through. Bring it In today I
C O T T ’ S CERVICE
TANDARD VTATION
S
CORNER THIRD 8T. A P A IS AVENUE
rectiOM. D*m»nd
BLACK-DRAUOHTI
ERIC
DAI8Y MINT
FA8T FURY
LUCKY MARK
GRAND SIS
EXTRA SPECIAL
GAY KOP
MYRTS PRIDE
I* am tto air e m
WDBO
•tU
tonight at
with a l
tto
•‘dopa" on th* dog*
it
tto Sanford-Or
lando Kennel Club.
POST TIM E l i l l F. N.
On Bout* 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood
about 10 Mike South of Sanford.
TURN AT RED ARROW
By P A U L ROBINSON
TOMMY/ I’M HBQff.'-N THR
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at yoeekUa’a Ore,
P ack ag e Goods
Beer & W ines
Cocktails
Good Gulf Service Station
Sanford Are. af 15th St.
ETTAKETT
lassiHed Advertisements
ot
Thin la crisp, nippy
weather, and It oalhi
for a drink' (o warm
you!
' Have a Shining d ea n Carl
BLACK-DRAUOHTI
onrwn * p pu b lic atio n
Florida:
TO: Lory Cnltrvn. Rhoao r«ld a n r*
a ad addroaa aa partlratarly aa
la k a a «a after d l i p n i ararrk
and Inquiry, la Rural Roula
Ho. I, Mount oil vv,% North
Carolina:
Tan ar* k.rtby aollllfd that a
tail far dlrorra haa hrra Iliad
aaalaat yoa In tha abqw all lad
NB W
YORK:
M ARK ET D U L L
car* arrived II. Cars on track
17. Cara aalaaded 1* Florida.
I Calif.
Dy track T Florid.
FLORIDA l - l
dog L S I-L it
mn.lty l i t . * dog LM -I.1l
mostly L ll-L l*. • dog I T»1*4 mnotljr M » L U . X X * 1.71*■•*. Fnaoal 1-4 d o g I I I . I
dog U 4
Poor ball handling and In■bility to hit th* ba*k*t resulted
In a .low care conUat at Ca
lami last night a* th* Celery
Fed. and Rulldog* struggled to
c a l i f at-, i-a dog t.ia.gii,
iiM-ai t r 4 i m - i dog s.n-i.a*
. 1 tn 4 halftime acor*. with the
CHICAGO:
MARKET ABOUT
Roland five finally putting out
KTKADr. Car* dlvsrtod 4. Cara
on top by I t to It.
oa truck It. .Cars arrived' t
Florida. | CAM/. Florida wMa
Guard Bill Branan lad th* low
rang* la asalllF and aondlilon,
•coring Feds, who hav* laat six of
aosilr fair aaallty aad fnlrlF
11 games mainly aa Urn m o lt of
wall blanrlWd. r*ry raw gaad
a poor court rsmo and lack of
■qaalllr. • do*, f i g I t* basl
moally Ltt-4.**. I dag L it,
strong substitutes., finnan rack
L it mostly LM poorly blanch*
ed up ilg points followed by
cd Ll*. f t dag IA I-I.7 I few
Center Billy Fleming with flv*.
aood qaallty L t * - lt l. XX’a
Smith and Bator lad th* Bull
u n i t raw L it poorly blaachcd L**, If*ayt«, l i bask* wrap*
dogs with alx each.
P»d wall M*a*k*d IJI-I.H
Th* Fed* managed to split the
moally 4.11 paoc to fairly wall
double bill when the B squad outblaa*k*d 'LTI-I.M, Pural loo
few sals* t* qaal*
•coring the varsity, licked Uie
CAUF. i r M U ' d*g gcaaralhoard and to ensure that ho wlU R« IAnd B, 19 to 19. Sanford’*
ly fair quality i l l , Pg.**| law
be Included among Its registrants next contest' Is with th* ftot
aaiaa *paatal Crta. t .t d o g l.ll,
moving Daytona Beach quintet
I H - I U *> v f a l r . w n L L IL It
eltlca arvif|li IL track kaldit Daytona next Tuesday.
lag* 111 .
Nm. | 11.11
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County, Florida, tkl* I I day of
January. A. D. I t ! * _
O l j t HERNDON
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FA R M E R S ’ M A R K E T
NOTICE!
i n n ju d ic ia l ciscrrr o r
a FLO RIDA I> A N D F M »KMiim a o * tm .
ta c i A a c n r
—j
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I
I
WINE
LEGAL NOmCK
NEW YORK, F*b. 11.-(W id e
Wbrtd) — “Emit
‘
-Lombardi
- J
-haa
World)
b**n traded to tbo Boaton Brarea,
and the good p*opto of Clneln.
nati ar* going to mli* old Gloo
Not only th* fan* will ml**
I
him. Th* Ited pitching staff,
I
t
which w o n two championship*
I
■nd last year lifted an otherwise
Fourth Rif*— Futurity
second-division ball club to third
I Norman Andrews Court d a rk
pl»c«. will mlaa him. When a club
I K a ily * fa .k
« Hip Th* Way
has pitching Ilka that you know
I Vary Ola*
I Twaadladao
I Ftaldar
• Doubtful Jahn tho ehockerk haven't been chuck,
Firth ac*— 5-19 Mil*
ing at a barn door.
I Daily Halt*
I latfe lllfhar
Which may not b* such a good
I Munny lata*
| Rob Moora
t (Irayea
7 llourbon Boy * comparison, at that, a* Ernie Is
•bout th# sit* of a ham door,
I Mlaa Raufn*
I Virnlah
(tilth Rata— Futurity
My Caik
1 Okamah
Itlam
« Rail# llarpar
Rad Paddy
7 Doabla
Hllm ftrlmaa
I May Kaan
Srrtnlh Rata— 5-15 Mil*
I Muir Crafty
i Hold l^ a f la d
I Haul 'Jfpry
• Cl.ar Call
I (lana fluid*
7 Mlaa Pan Handy
t Smoky Tat*
t Curat,
Eighth Raro— Futurity
I Cumao liny
f III Tough
5 Maakad Had
( loirky Itaada
I Jual Aland
7 Pa at f i r .
4 Joyful Morn
S Crafty Andraw
Ninth Hat*— 1-1* Mil*
I Eric
i I Ira nd Mia
1 Unlay Mini
I Eitra Hparlal
I Fa at Fury
7 llay Kop
t Lucky Marti
I Mrrt'a ITIda
Trnth Kara— 5-It Mil*
I Taka I’p
I Col Ion IIIn
I trail- M l*
f U A
Ruaa
1 Ho tinring nan 7 Plagharn
4 Jua| Raaal*
I Trlckla Inn
El«Ytntli IU t# — A - l l MIU
■m a lh lfU liar#)
r Sun ValUy
ft I U i » r * |lon»y
t Jack KTo«|
• Oold#n Allr*
5 Kiinua Il«n*er7 Smoky I>ay
4 IM#k Mini
• Hiay'a linas*
WEDNESDAY,
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IN D E P E N D !
D A IL Y
NEW SPAPER
lluralft
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 12. 1912
End Of A Jap Raider In Malaya
rk —
Filipinos Is Cited As
Batan Fighting Lags
British A dm it Some
I n f i l t r a t i o n A s W ar Shipping1 Bess
Several C o u n t e r s
Attacks A re Made
■*
1
1
Airships Support
Invaders Advance
Defenders Hold Lin e
Between 2 Bases
Located Qn Island
A u t h o r l U ^ v e advices
from MsnlU today reported
Japanese efforts to win the
friendship of the Filipinos
are failing ’ 'lAlserably in
face of the widespread1hun
ger and their mistreatment
of the people.
10 awl
poaalMy
K S i.^ 5
Loul Polio Fund
T o t a l s $651.68
N azis Rcpulue Siege
F.o r
Contribution
\ n»t Inrom* of |A61/A was
to raturn made by tba S em itic 'Cduntv
Committee
far-th* Celrbralion- of
to tkalr farms and ratuaia work
the president’s Birthday fni*' the
on auger sad other cto p d J B H
D a Japan*** / claimed
tha VationM Fonndatlnn for InfanHI* Paralysis, Chairman -Ned
catiymta occupationef
MacaaVmlth resorted today. The gross
aer tha capital at tha Dutch
Income amounted to t7H2it>. white
Cal*boa Island, sad tha occupa
ospondiluros
totaled 1130.03.
tion thro* day* ago of Gaamata
Sc bnoI eontributlona of 113.1.03
s o If n r Britain ItUiul. Tbo
Dutch roportad ooMlaaod roiia- end 871.50 reealved from the peoagainat tba Invader* in pie of Slavir helped »cl*a the
varietu parts of tba Best India* total, o f which the tersest Item
aad despsnat* d.fenatv* fighting was th* proceed* r f the Presi
nar Ifecasser aad tbs port of dent's Birthday Ball. 8211.00. Tha
BondUfnnailn on tbs southeast Urgent exneivjr was for the us"
of the orcheitru end amounted
ern Borneo coeat.' ■•
United Btatee Army
oqilp- to fM .* Second vr»s* lh« Federal
maat with Genera)
MaeArthur tee on dance ticket*. 117.10.
SominoU High School won •
himself shipped to
Japan 'to
eM the Jape es tba m u lt of the lore* olrtnr# e f President Rroaevclt
for the highest per eaplto
dlaeatruss earthquake e f 19X3 la
S*w belay uaad against him by --ntrlhutlon among the achcnU.
Jkp troops poised far a knock- The picture was presented to the
school yesterday by Mr. 8mlth.
Mr. Smith end the committee
repressed l hash* end appreciation
to the fallowing: the management
n
*nd personnel « f the £*nford-Orrioeod la Army
Undn
Krnoel Club for the Mcrth
19* which .aJdl
« ' Dime* mat.Bari Kipp end the
Im p s bad
r.raaimrr School children for their
specially built
T ig Day activities; all school*
oh tba west e a e * e f Baton pa- far their pertlefpelion In the pieabm to where the dsfwdar* ora turr contest end far contributions;
SSH ST **
_
W
S S -S S *!?«
.... .................
"I pW|< allegiance to (he Flag at
Ihe United Stair* of America, and to tho
Republic for which It "land", one Nation,
indivisible, with liberty and Justice for all."
I'res-
Accuses Flier
N U M IJE R
138.
PoF.sibly 20 Civiliantf
Arc Executed For
Opposing Nippon’fl
Occupati >n Forces
Dutch Continue
Stiff Resistance
Line And Donets
• Attacks By Reds
Invaders Claim Cap
ture Of Macassar,
Capital Of Celebes
I Ur Ifa p rU l.l rr-.-l
The Ruslan* rl'imed further
fled army g’ lm. today, but thr
German, •aid thrv repul.ed heavy
I ||p l.anrralrd I'rF**!
school* in the county, both whlta
Russian attack* In the Dontla »ee•nd negro, will be u«ed ai regis
Thr Rrhl«h Imperial f»r •
rr
ond
*nia«hr.t
an
.ttchipt
to
tration placr* for men from 20
ri-<*n nf Singapore Uuitthttl
break the I^nlngrad alrge line*.
to 45 ye»r» 7>f age, who have not
f o u r de*pen»v xminief • »t*
Meocvhlle, the Brili.-h announc
prcvlau.ly registered, it was detarkn i t i Irm Jipan'ii plfgt
ed tho dlxpcMal of an A aia force
eldtt’-^'t the ntreting of the Board
• rmirv
and Iht Slng^
in the Libyan drarrt near Kl Melof Public Instruction yestcnlay. .
iporr radio told rmjilrr Uq« j
ehlll:
'today'*
reporta
indicated
lit
Secretary T. W. t-awton itmounc-i
trn ffw »| th mu«lc thtiLW**
ed this morning.
|
Pmiimling
Sanfonl
ixople tle chingc In the main fighting
d lo romm'nintlonn n i f i i
line*.'
'
All principal* and toachrra will: f - r n t l r i
lllF V W i l l
|i f . I nifii ulv» on lire. 31. lull
wrrr in British hxndi bn late
rnl at tha
xhnol tn aisiatl
aialat I A J f l a l l U J U I j
Tf I I I
With a battlecrv of "on into
be present
th* uchool
h*i bi* Rttainral thpir tuentkth
Ik a JO P M. (9:30 A. M.
rrgiatrstlnn from 9:00
1ji.tr of lift- »>n<l on Kelt. Id have Whlta Ruasia," thr lied nrniv
Eiklrm War Time.i
Dr. I.
-nlfl Shurell
M. to<,9;r«h fi,t.m.tl Thia™include* al
DUpildita rmchlnz Lon
not ullainril
thi ir
forty -fifth • mashed doggedly on « e t toI »ma lng»ll«. the flier charged
schools In Sanford it a u atoted.
don Maid <»nr counter-attark
>• 11 » f lift* nlttl uhti hf»%r not night, painstakingly ovn ri im ng
more
smoldering
toon*
o
h
m
-1
with
pro-Nnii
avtivily,
told
him
Men who are required tn algo un
Aw nlirrr*nful. T h e olhrr
nin iHUtly r« giitm-il umlcr the
the wastik* had flown along the i la'at Spring that 'Mu- wh» doing
der the gcvrrnmcnt ruling may
Ihrrr fulled.
$ilnti\r Sviviic M in i Training
register at the school meat con
fortified
line
which
Ihr
N*»|>
everything
po..|ldr
to
prrpnriThe*# galUnt (hrti'«t< were
A list <>f 30 numrt' bus li^cb At i mint rvtihtrr on Krli. II. IA tried gt heavy coat lo *»vc.
venient to the Individual. In ad'
thi. country f>o Ihr timr when
planned lo permit the with!•;. K II. I ’nrtthr of thr Incil
ditlen, ni le teachers will assist drown o*it of whirh 1H will by n
Whlto Ruraia, when- thr tier Hitler would mini- over.” Hi I
dra»al
of women and chil
|i»aft tJfliri* li«tr«l a frw topic* man army lliat pu-hed in-idr thr ^ -.riel
uGrnnil
Ju"
th* -locxl l)ri ft Hoard, located on Hesignutrd
Shurell.
fanuioa
Nrw
dren frum thr I^Und, * nd »l|H*r*sn* In thf thinl rtjjU old Kuyrian boundary I*, t aum-1 Voik plu.tir auigtam tratllird Inthe corner of Magnolia Avenue b when tlw Spring Term of
m
movable military
'Secend Street, when rrgiatration -nil Cntirt Mtnrt* next Tt cedar, 11sets**ts .hould remriiiber.
nior. Ilea 30 uiilea hevoml Smnl- fore h Fioliral Jury in Wa.bingaupplic*.
'’ lie Mire thnt when you rvgis- en»k and ronie 00 m ile beyond |tun, I*.
starts on Buturday, the Board de O. P. Herndon, elerk of the ClrI>r. Shmell «*ld he
cull Court, announced todny."i
U'. nun you liuve yo;ir* correct the last reporterl Soviet forward had oiM-ratiol on Ml»« Ingallr. ,|
cided.
l IIi tMvrlalf J rr»*k»
The numes were drown when 1 n>i' in mind in Ibxl the timo of po.ltlona In the Tnrpefa-Khnlni and
The Board also voted that
ami tJ h «» t .h,- freipu-ully run I -j'),,. JM|, „ nCge prCHSCtl UVCr
school buses -trlonglng to the Ihe Court enme to order V r««- th** |M*r»<inn") "III not l»c txken aeetnr. Its complete ri-captuie vcncil "ith him
in i*«cclk'itl ,
,
a^
County must not bo used far any Hay, after which Judge M- n. up fimirin^ your Hiri*. Hr Riiru t<> ■vould act the (iarinana liork into tiertimn." Thr Mintron «ddfd he |Closer to SingR|Kirt. City lO*
purpose except f-«r the tronapor- Smith calli-il u rcce-s until,10:30 " i iti* your con rut inailing ad- Savletlaed raalrrn Poland where thought Mi»* lugalla "n bit of tl ll y, nupimrUtl Dy H COtliath'n of pupils to and from A. M. next Tuesday. The dockal <lie.s eii ym(V legintnitinn card. the first blnw.a of thr Grrmun- * ciackput nn Naaiam."
tinuuu*
a ir
liom banlm ont
is as tho Rationing Board for rivil ami rrlminal cases to Some men are linhc to pinsrca- Rt a Ian war were atiuck.
achools
mill a rtille ry DarruRc. Thu
III honor requisition* for tiro* bo tried licfor'! the court ha» not tion imw l>c>nine they haven’t
nut ' report* from th* front
ml/ on'
M this cendl b-en arranged yet, Mr Herndon received questionnaire* or
far the buses only
H riliih cuiintcr-attackcd nt
w» aalrl the German* were peralatlion. It waa
was added that buata dl.-loscil.
hnw'ii'l In-en ahlo to
contact ing In counter-attack* from Uith
several
(toiitla north o f the
mXt be uaad‘ during
dtu.,,a the .remainder
The name* of the fallowing them by the nddre** tvu have.' fla n k s'o f th* long battlollnc In
city nntl claim ed to be hold*
r f the adtod) Ursa fat rthlctk men have hcen trlrftol to com- ,Mr. Carter Mated.
a dr’ parat* attempt to beat down
l ing
tho
line from
thu
The regl-tration office ot Die th# Sariat.offanafve.
ennirr
of
Mtgnntl*
Avenueand
I naval bwrn
pnN o rth b t iif- ThC'*WOTllana, howavar. s a i d
slatbf'. that will require aahool «on, Roger If. Miller, C.n,.,,,, I .tireel will l,c opew from th*v' wee*' engulfing battlelloMa
aii
boa trainsports tion. ■ A l a does not I^o, John B.. Jnne-, Roy Its** !ei •
7:fM A M until :t:0tl I*. M. all whero the German* lo«t 1500
junic on the south »hurr, wt<t of
•on, B. V- Squire*. Frank Pitt-. Ihree- i ' hy- far h-dll white ant men In a tingle day on the Lcnthe city.
O. C. W hasM i, Charlev Sh r- negro ieyi.t:ant*. School* will net ad front: ninre than IROO In
- 1 *
| Japmiric pluncB MmM.«hctl nt the
Lawton a/kleal.
n i l, Frail G. Judgr, John I*. be u-e I
r»;i-tiBti<*n
lieml* •n.ucce tflll attempts tn .toll the | | p (( >|u
Mr. Lawton reported that there Rate*. II. T. Brown. Rn»' I
t-vacu. lion llecl In the harbor,
fiUurt.r* in v.miotlR psrUi of (he Red army on the rcntral front. 11 , * 1
iry few eompliints
have, been vary
itnd the Urltiah admitted aomc InHumphrey,
J.
IMalroln.
S.
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,
C"tint\
*
il
l
if
thrrr
U
»ny
prr•nd
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In
one
endeavor
to
stem
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telatlve to tha opening of the
I lit nation by the Invndcrs from
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»_
! the writ,
schools os hour Dtor under War Plve. C. A. Whi',ihin, Jr., am , »nn who •>* " iihin tho ntfo limit the Bed tld-i In the rovth.
lighting In -one of Ihe win-'
(«r llfX 8 111 r C l ) r U H r j
fhr ruinplutc
Time. **Tha public rsplliea that Edmund W, Melsch.
HOfl m |*h\«i wily unable lo re*
1
rxTu
ihl
Also, E. L. Tm.f, S. <». Shin vlatrr, m tcirhcr "III bo pent to •er’a worst billiard, around fan--------rri»Wi Nhul
hlt'rtiinic im pcriAl ifniriTPh
opening at 8:30 A J f. War Time
TAl.I.AIIAMSKK. Feb. 12. |Spe- tilt* full o f th r l£;J»yi‘»r*o|il Ifaibe
nould result Ih tgtreme expense holaer. II. C. DuB™e. >J. %•II.» I *
hh hnito* to leirifttrr him, to ingrad, the Russians reported
In fuel and lights and also sroulU O. C. McBride. J. I. Malm
, * Vi* * th»t thr re will |»e no mix up in driving tho Nall* out of 48 more i via 11—While the tourist season nf scrmcil to hr m niMltrr o f (1a v <.
>.» a great InasBvtnlenca to trana- Henry Witte. Jr., Raymond M nrHcr o- ■•rrvire u'lmhrm iiuo to fortified point* of their hai- ‘ I9II-IUI2 may nut see as many
inforiucfl
f|ii»rtrr8
nrkno*v*
| visiters in thv atate a* were rv- Irfltfiil nine 11pie-gaining diver*
Boll, E. N. Button, E. W. Cope late revi>»trants, Mr. Cartrr ci* tered siege line.
ported pupils."
’
poit.-d during the srrion of 1910- Mini*4 lo cover the removnl of
Professor Alex Johnson appear land. W. J. Pell. John I). Ivey. plalnnl.
II. it i. a long wav from Jeillgl "oiiirn «nd ihildirn. IIi iIi-h mrl
ed before th* Board and outlined C. Ernest Gormly, J. II. Staley.
iWhile re^iAtratifin must he
N "Mark out” . Judging from re- Dutch \tcmsU d.irtrd in and «Hlt
the program o f tbo defense schri#, J. W. Woods. Tom K. Dodd. .! condurlrtl
n-v of Keb. IB to con*
pint,
r-millig lo tho o...re >f the
r f which ho la tha aupervUor. He Everett Hunger and Oiinn P.
form to th • I'rraiilent'a
Pro.
M ii- Hotel Ommis'ion.
, •>f (hr harbor utuler m terrifying
atoted that about 100 men are Farrell.
mill of JapufieFr IniiiiIh*.
clamfitFoi
i«M
ir**|
rarty
in
Jan'i*
attending tha dosses. Including
.. ,
V T T 17* . l >.
i 11 '•
that the altar k on
S nfanla flrat Ure thrfl ainr. ,,,||t| ||(lrlM,r> |i,c. 7, «»u-.d »
»r»*. fhivcriior Hieniinl I- ||n|.
radio mechanica under W. D ..
„ f |raV(.| to Hornbr >
Urvl
ii •viipp|«*inrn(al proe- th" ratknlng prngr.m went Into „| „,llll;
11
O l IT* sleaq
W IlU lR V
U IK l" l
.
,
Hofm'nn.
welding
under
1. 11,
D. I
•ffret was reported Ihi. morning
arcentmiled bv thi
Litchfield and Minuel Roberts; I H llK / P O r a R K C J lllC C
I
. ' " ‘ "i-; thM regtotn
and airplane intthinka under
p l n n * ‘W i l l
"'•UiT' nrr-nrpllslirrl In H-«. -hro Robert Hester Informed to*- iln. ...u,nj„g ,dicl wlilcli follow
lire
that
s
Ure
ami
wherl
had
i
,„|
|;,a.
«
f
i
*
r
the first .hnrk » ml ,
Plant W ill Re Ruilt rid* «,u K-ti. m *r>d hi n* wcii.
Dudley HcCown.
been taken from hi* Model A ndlnwiiig
I’rvaldent Itinrevelt’s (
I
Thl«
n-hniicr
rrgi-tration
I*
auTha Board urged principals and
r to Jurlge Uudi* urging thnt
LA K E WALES. Fch. 12-Of- |h«r xH to nv-dd interference; Ford at TOli French Avenue.
parents to ftv * tartfol eomideraThe. ear T
wp:
up
*n-l i,„., |m||
„thor sports be rar-1
. .JJ’
f i w Jrtkerl
' The lira
tion to thd provlalon made by the filial* of the Florida Citru* t »n- , wl'h war production.
■led »n s. usual as morale Imlld
— ‘----State Depirtment - e f Educatk-n
--era anil a news atnry by Seeretary
Twenty-two young Iroya who
whereby ersdlta ton be g|y«n to
Sllvertown, ala* 475x500, with »||
urging travel by civilian. rnnipn*« the Dallas lluva Choir,
Namn of total trrad. Tne wheel waa bl'ek. |„r ,|„.
pupils 11H years at ago or over start Frklav on the eonv’ niv'iui nine quevtiona: ( I )
purpm,e, there w a .1ilirrctnl by Colourn Coopr-r. have
who lake, defense courses tight of new butMinq* to hou.r •!»•- Tcgi trm-t; C.!t |'Uc- of :3c»l. In commlttlnv this crime, the lliirf „
increase In tin- .numla-r| arrlveil tn snrnd approximately ~
hour, g d'.y in place of school elalixcd macldnery for Ito m-» :d»nrc; 1) Moiling Addr-a* (If If e'ught. will face n penalty of i-r \.inl, r visitors coining lo Flor- ] oainth’s training prriial in S*nstudies and wba wlll graduate orange Juice roncenDatr* pl-uii |nther 'lorn I’lare of ReaideiKel; a VJflO fine or 90 day* In lall or uIk.
fonl and while here will pre*>nl
from high achnol next June wi'h which, when completed, will lit-- , C4»" Telephone; (lit
Ago
In heth. according to an nrdln nee
Ihousamla of those visitor, a con-ert of both sacri-d and o-ro.
WenUc'i etrtlfkoUa a* those giv ly be the largest In the Unite I JYear, ami |»ote „ f Birth; (11 reeently passed l y the City Corn-;r -me by autoinoUIn in suite of tor niurlc In Holy Cros* I’ rlih
en students who continue to take States.
Flare nf Birth: (7) Name and mUaioru
the fear engendered' by the lire Hnnar.
regular courses.
The little singer, sre between
Negotiation* with government Adders, nf Fenmn' who
'
' * -~ ■ ----j r tinning regulation, anil ten* of
.
rill al
A (15JP0O note against the agencies for tho cm* true tion an-1 ways know your Addroaa: (8)
n „ . r....Hh ~r . i T _ , . k.
thousand, rgme Iry train, bus and the lives of nine and 11 and with
8tnto Teachers’ . Salary Fund was operation of the nlant, underway Employer'. Name an*l Address,
the c .'cptlon ef two or three
nervous cn*r» J ?a hu «d to) lire I " lr• 1111 tho .................... . Feb. I. boy*, the choir thi* year is com
paid to tha Sanford Atlantic Na fo r ttvcral month*, were com •ml (0) Flaco of Employment or eycz°U
4
* U*Ct^ ***
wm| cilrulutffl to# ctune thr hotion: I Bonk, and |50O end. 1300 pleted at Washington. acenrdlng Bli.lnni.
j trl, apsrtinent ami rooming house posed oT all new voices, their di
nots* wore paid to th* Florida In a tolagram from th* Colum
and restaurant men and women rector disclosed, adding this l<
While || |. Imp-.rUnt that reto Bank. Attending th* meetto t» liuve thi> ihe 1941-12 season the fourth season they hnvo lartn
(I'.allaar* <!■ Was* Tbraal
w en Chairman Frtd T. w il bia Bank for. Cooperative*. C >•
here.
might not to> so bail after all.
liams. U K. Jordan, Mr. Lawton lurwhla, 8. C.
“ At the conclusion of our con
That the person la nrt altogeth
Th* concentrated Juke
It
and Mr. Wilson. Col. E. T. IUIm s
cert."
Mr. Cooper continued, "a
er
bud
I.
borne
out
by
reports
Song
W
riter
Visits
wanted
primlpally
for
Armv,
of Altlmooto Spring* w »*
made In Hotel Commissioner Hun eroun of hova, dressed in tr*dh
Navy, and British use, undrr thter Johnson. For Instance, the tioral cow 'ov costume, wilt sing
In Lake M onroe
l*nd-l*.*a art. The prmluct wll'
Apartment House Owner*' Asso priirie songs, adding a bit ef .
bo similar to that now h-!nr
ciation of Orlando reports ** of novelty to the program."
C 'rl D. Mason, song writer and
CONVICt-GROWN SUGAR
turned out in largo quantllir* at
Mr. Cooper acquired hi* mu-leal
F«J. I, that of 858 unite in that
nposer from Fnwlorvljto, Mich,
Donodtn.
lhrou“ h atudy
with
rlty under association control only training
vacationing
ot
l..ke
Monroe
for
CLEW1STON, fob. 1X -G P)Harold S. Norman, president
82 were vacant. From th* Miami choirmaster* In both America ami
a few weeks. A num’ er of hi*
ComtaloalaMr
W
Agrlculturo of tha cinnlng cooperative, said
Beach Hotel association cornea Ihe Europe end In Ihe pait two years
May* and officials ad the United that the additional biveattnrnt in recorded songs are on th* currant
Thar* win b* a Little Theater rriH rl that there ha* been a de- hi* choir has performed In 23
at atation WDBO In Orlando
BUto* Sugar oerporution worked establishing
Iba
concentrate.
meeting toiaerrow night at H:no tuieil upturn In arrivrl* nf visi different state*. The boy* made
broadcast
oat a plan W o t f T l i y for tho n i t would bo . about
1500,000
o’clock . at tba Woman’s Club. tors and that rtaervallun* for their debut at Town Hall In Naw
Mr.
Mr
son
disclosed
h*
h:s
8UU prison
York City and they have appear*
end that machinery, utilising
Any person who fa Interested In February art strong.
written
47
songs
and
musical
a*cn oriHCatpd N ttp O pounds of stain!*** ato* I throughout, had
Similar report* come from the rd btforo Fee. blent and Mr*.
.faction*. Among them, th# more any field of stag* work, such at
Rooaevali.
Fifteen
year old
*
75 aero* of convict- how on Uwtattv* order for about widely known are “ Bo You’re la sconsry, rt>«turning, lighting or city of Miami. John Bhuey. manI'tcr of the Columbus hotel, one “ Bert" ricompanlea the choir cn
four month*, with all nactaaarv tha Navy Now" and "E var^ U n i acting fa InriUd to attend.
1
of the largest In th* Mlrml area the organ or pisno.
priorities granted and approved.
Lovely Down In DUfa."
Six states are represented by
Sanford mldonta are Invited :i ported that on Fab. I. hla member* o f the choir. Th* voting
houac had 319 guest* as against
V th* Tourist Club lo attend It. 271 |b* same day last year, and ho*, aro tutored In scholastic
-vrular roctal gloating Friday nt thst bualneaa waa running about subject* mornings, white after
7:30 o'clock gt th* Tourist Cen Vft percent head of n year ago. noon*. they atudy music and vocal
ter. Motion picture* and a lee- Walter Chandler of th* Hotel Ev training.
taro on flower arrangement* erglade*, another cf th* big Mi
will bo g port of tbo program. ami caravr.naarlcf, reported that
hla buslntta had Increased 25 per- Form er &antord Man
i* th# last week of Jin- Dies A t South M lu n T
uary and that th* house was runMIAMI. Fob. It - fJ lV - C t e fW c ^
Frederick Ola**, M , roll rod p j)A ,
Helen and Mayor of aubgftgr
•tou*h Ml.ml. died anddogy o f :
heart attack Tuesday.
Glass moved to MIsasI I
fr—i hla biriapbc* In
If* bad boon mayor far^
vooro. w«4 chairman of
County Planning
bor of th* aounty
aad s o o n * dafrno
a IJouL CeJ. an
Und'a ita if.
«- **
36 Listed Names
■ss
Tourist Season
Is Reported To
npora
Be PickTng Up
fV-fe-te/ia, iftujij!
fl h s
Betas .
.
-Tba Japan*** are
FLAG
i Be Selected From
War Shipping Ad
ministration, created by Proaldynt Roosevelt, will have ea its
admlnUtrator Hear Admiral S.
Land. He will have final atIhority * over the operation and
20 asfe.Of our v*»t growing AmarleaB merchant marina, which now
about 1.000,000 gross tana.
- ______________ 5 *
El
THE
Draft Board Lists Topics To
Remember th Third Registration
<Sr An ibiod m » «)
A t to *
SchcolH Will Be Used
A s headquarters,
Third Registration
JSff’r tfn a r r jsss
for holiday Mrndey when oil
tod*/
,
Russians Claim
More Gains In
F i g h t i n g Area
This photograph, released by ;ho British Ministry if Infauna
tion. Illustrate* the cml of i .fapunr-e pilot who nrniiKbt Id* plane
within range of Itrilieh anU-girctnft firu anil wn oictliu of a <!lrerl
hiL 1IU plnnr. Muttered uvag.-n Muiiiyiin mnuntnii.lil--, i* shown
County I „ nr||v enshrouded in the folds of hi uii'>|it'neil panic tote.
Associated
TO
Jap Planes Smash
At Evacuation Fleet;
Press Into Singapore
Luwton Names
Monday Holiday
For Area Pupils
----- Seminole
RANdOON. Sanaa. F ab .
I t — (A F ) — Tbs defandara
ad B aras aad iba vital Bar-'
aw rood g o v * aaaaahrd a
J lft a fM attempt to c r a a s
Ufa l a twaas River la t k a
Pass • ana. Iba British an-
M em ber
rLEDGE
the Vocational School students far
aacrslrrial work; Charles Morri
son far hla halp with tha minstrel
shew and far tkkats, programs
and'window nnfa donated: Allan
Ittawart for the proeaada donatad
from the golf tournament; sod
the comiagnlty of Stoela ,for the
. ICoatloaad Om r u e TSrv.l
~ •
S»JcjaiiS,JEsLf‘ii!:
to riilif B *
Restaurants i
Tire And Wheel Arc
Removed From Auto
Apollo Buys Choir
Arrives To Spend
About One i\lonth
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City N cw i Brirfk
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A
Wayne Sabin Wins
Sis A nd
Second Pro Tourney
Grand Sis M eet
MIAMI BEACH, Feb. B^-Wayn*
Reno, Nrv.( atyllat who
In Feature Race Sabin,
couldn’t win In hla laat two atarta
LONGWOOD. Feb. 0. (Special)
—Lucky 8ia and Grand Sia. two
■rreyhoundal with almllar namea
^ ■ r bin nothing rlaa In common aicapt
■peed, will match atrldca sgslnat
H fait Gold tonight In the fea
tured race at the Hanford-Orlsndo
KfEntI Club.
g Their competition la keen, com
ing from Eric, Sunflower Chef,
Gay Kop, Tippy Matron, Starry
Flag and the (printer Peat Fury.
Vfcet Vary la the likely favorite
a m the short futurity route.
A daaay qulnlela field line* up
far the eleventh event of the
MlhL It will match such out’ (tending dog* at G*ng Guide, full
>-Gather o f Ill-Guide; Sun Valley,
Mytfk Prid*. Real Spry and Kan
aaa Ranger.
Orcrulght Entries For Monday
Flrat Race— Futurity
gaily Aan
a nip Al»na
I Pai*it
ill ICourt
* »ll<* K»l*
I MIm (IrIvpi
I ilnld*n l’*r
f Dt4 U fou n
■ Km»ry \t.
Sac and Rare— Futarlty
t r im Hell Hell* Haablal
Mary
* linhhle
Kav
I Kir F.x.t
m Warrior! fteharn'a I-a«1
4 Rough Truffle I Smoky Illlti
Third Race—S-1* Mile
Ileal Hair llalt* lleeble)
I Beaaly Made* a nm«hi«
a CleUen Ola
* oar More
l Caalle
1 Miami Li.
« pair KM
a
v,
Fanrth Race— FuluHly
I Crafty Andrew a It**. Th* War
r ft ||gff (llM
I Doubtful John
. I Lady lma*a 7 nias* I*a
^ Trton Tale
* Twerdl F«ntin
Fifth Race—5-15 Mile
arbea flor
a Varnl.h
ky Marah • leidr ll»«»
_a tfp.
7 Jim lleeble**
aatlnanl* n»dl Miami I'ellina
Sixth Race— Futarlty
I While Charlie 1 (ikemali
I (Hal Orliu** « Cleur Call
;5 ned f’aildr
7 Iwnieni.
| Tweedledee
I Jappr
Scveulh Rare— 5-lfl Mile
I O
r
a
j i Daley
— . n*lle
i fMISi Pan DsndyS Hol.l l.»af I d
[ I Carats
7 Jual Miami
; ( h n r la u
a Jack Kro.l
Eighth Raca— Futurity
yful Morn
I floll Ka*i
Touah
•Prnnky Tale
a Imaae
f Cam#.. liny
Moore ' I Mmuky l>*r
.Ninth Rare— Futurity
| gad Fury
I Munflnwvr Cbrf
t Leaky ale
* <lrend HI.
t gtsrry Fag
I Tippy Matron
4 (lay Kop
l Erie
Tenth Rata—6*15 Mil.
Heus lie
laborn
■O I Flagaarn
ft Miss
»
( iT rtekl. la n ft I ’ourt HaMIfr
H , a Jasft U e..u
>»My Fnrlun*
Mnrmnne,
4 Iran* Ms*
•1
Rfovrath Race—5-15 Mil*
(galaftsla Hare I
is ▼allay
ft rick fling
ir* Honey 4 Heal Hprv
_
Allr*
7 Kansas flanasr
rt*a prld#
ft liana ilulds
aa an amateur, kept hla prof**■lona) record tpotleaa Sunday with
a 5-1, 7-5, 5-0 victory Over Wclby
Van
Horn—of____
Los..IfilL
Angelea In the
_________
finale of the
tl
flnala
11500 Roney Plata
tournament.
Sabin, who won the proa' first
Florida winter tournament at Or
lando laat week, gave hla youth -1
ful opponent a tennis lesaon.
He tamed Van Hom’a exploaive
•ervlct and powerful forehand
drives, and only In the tecond aet
did the I-oa Angeles player threat
en to take cpntrol.
Van Horn made hla big bid
late In the aet and had a 40-15
lead on Sabln'ajenr*. But Babin
•teadled, raced after Van Horn's
deep drives for spectacular recoveriea and finally forced him Into
enough errors to square the aet.
Frow then on It wi» an eaay
road to the $240 fir*t prile money,
and Sabin ruahed through the re
mainder of the match in aperdy
fashion.
Cards Are Preparing
For Baseball Wars
P ort O f Your
Taxes May Be Paid
By YqurInsurance
ST. I.OUIS, Feb. 9. (A1)—Optlml.lie reporta received by the St.
louls Cardinals from their, min*
11141 caiuallies are nutting trrth
in the club’a official alogaa:
" I t ’, in the Card, for '42."
The hospital alata which ahowed
the club lo.t 2S3 player days of
•ervlce during a protracleil siege
of injuries last season ha* been
wiped elean by werd from Center
Helder Terry Moore that he feel*
fine and I* ready to begin hi*
rlgth major league campaign.
Moore, who suffered a »erlou»
brain concussion when (truck on
tho head by a pitched ball, has
een resting through the Winter
at Ida new home near Augusta,
Ga. lie returned to the lineup
spasmodically after hi* late Au
gust injury but never regained hla
rue form.
,
The companies they represent
never failed t » pay dlvl. to
policyholders
since
•tarted In buftlggM In 1128,
Td, 1881 >nd 180o. Tnesa dlvchock* will help you pay
, buy Dofonet Bonds or
Increasing living co«tx.
M. BOYD * CO. have been
Sanford Property Owner*
insurance costa since 1015,
fflbono 17B-J and they will be
* ' to Ull you bow you can
on your Insurance cost*,
obligation, Just n courtesy.
M ONEY
Old Diz Wants To
Prove He Can Play
HOT SPRINGS, A rk. Feb. 9.
(IP)—William Clark, athletic direc
tor of Philadelphia's Broadwoc.il
Club, said Sunday ha had an en
gagement here early next week
with Jerome “ D lu y ” Dean to dis
cuss a conditioning program de
signed to put tha former Chicago
Cub and.St. Louis Cardinal right
hander back on baseball's active
Hat.
Clark said Dean, now at Lan
caster, Tex. had eonfarred with
him recently In St. Louis. He quot
ed Dean aa saying ha "wanted to
•now those guya up In Chicago I
can still play baseball."
FIRE
IN
PLANE
FACTORY
WINE .
•
Good Drinks At
Popular Prices
•
Good
Food
Pd« M C /
HE DCKEO UP
Mit F i n r * x f
MoNey a * a
CADPV IAJ
r c * T Wo*Td;
■nea.
Music You Like
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DROP INN
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t*4 A R oW
Al Milnar Accepts
FARMERS' MARKET
Cleveland Contract
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In fry . I I . I t -
FLORIDA STATE MARKETING
BUREAU CO-OPERATING
it r r n n r v*. is
Saafaed, Ft*rid* ,
CLEVELAND, Fab. 9, (A>>— Al
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ir i1141.
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— -----Milnar, 28-year-old veteran south- I'.4111J/T Hllll’MRNTa OF* qtn.im
IN T IIK U N IT K D I T AATM
'
ron
pi-w, and Vernon fTeiburgtr, rook
MATITIIDAT. F R O . 7, 1S4*
ie first sucker, have returned
F IAIH ID A 14 (<Uvb7*<7 Mamlnol*
signed contracts to tha Cleveland
ir »u n iy It. p * r a * o ia I t . Palm
I H .r h I I C. C a lif I . It C Stlf >1.
baseball eluh, Vice President Roger
T tJT A f. IS— S u n d a y. F * b . a Fla.
Picklnpaugh announced Sunday.
non *. C. C a lif. 1 S. C a lif 14.
Salary terms were ot dlftcl-osed
T IN F O 1114ATION
for MUmr, who la one of Mana U llIPl lP.uINl lrln a POIN
lla h l.
w lr a la q a lry
ger Lou Boudreau’s biggest hopes
* u i»l. o f f a r la t a l l a h l , le a faw
to taka up tha alack caused by
■alas l o q u o l*
FDU F R ID A Y , F F .n . « , l i l t
Bob Ftllers vnliitment In' the
M A N F uftD -O V IK D O
a K C T fO N :
Navy.
Ha had a disappointing
M
m A N O ELE S D I S T R I C T : P a .season last year, losing 19 gsma*
r . l , d a m .n d m o d a r a l* . m .r k a l
while winning only It. In 1940
■ l a .d y . c a r lo a d . f .o .b , a k lp p ln s
ha had hia beat year, winning 18
lnt I U i t 4 on d a llv a r a # aalea
■a a ll I r a a a p o r ts tlo a cfca rg **)
and losing 10.
•t % o r siora U.H. N o . | q u a il-------------------------------4
it . l r s t
N ttTTCTA krn r a o o a a u
Maalad MOa will be received
Ihie oilier unlll !•;»# A.M. <
Darllaht Having Time) ea
day <■( February, 1*41, far fnral
leg lb* following malarial*;
Work Order No. *177. Haag
i, Karnlnol* County; for
malaly S ill*
M.F.B.M.
Timber (11-pound Traataaatit),
liveries to start wllhla 7*
to lie completed wltklh
■aiter dale of Purrhae* Order.
drelred f o b. Labe Mon
Florida; prepaid frelaht.
A rertlfleil cheek la amok at
1% of bid. made payable
rhi'lrman of th* gtete
psrtmeet.
with • IS*
n
mate's ImcumsnMry Stamp*
Relief At Last
ForYourCou
GET THE THRILL
K
Strawberry sales through the
Plant City Stats Farmers' Mar
ket at th* (lot* o f business last
wash totaled 096,583 pints for
the season with
returns
to
growers of spproslmstsly $144,955.
llp r .
T h * annual mid-wtntar con
Il.lft-tt.tl
POTATOKW—nad , Dllaa, UJI. N». I vention o f ths Taft Highway A s
A-Cruiaa |fta-|l.<4. Il-l.'rataa sociation will ho held In Chatta.
0 l.4ft-ll.ftft. C -C ra ta * II • f t - t l .l * ., n
nooga,
o o g a , Tan.,
i e n . , Mar.m a r .' 13-17.
s e - i f t It
i» was
w «*
■'"tnmi. freiaa, l l .t l - l l . i l
announced rocontly by Executive
HADIHtTKII-—Dos. Ilun. ISe-ian
HI’ INACII—Hu llpr. Mummer Type. Vie* President Frank W. Holder
of Ft. Myars.
7lr-tl.0i>
HTIIAWIIKIUIIKM—|»lal. 17*
SWT l*OTATOIU4 — L’ WT gaeS*.
In fry. IMS.ftl.fte. IS lb Canon
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OF STATU mODCCTS .
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TOMATUEM—la -ll I.II Crate, ord NON*
F K PItB IIS— C a lif
XTondar. Ilu
H c Q s a 'f o u a u c K s r s / '
I’M i
Double Help for
W OM EN!
die functional die.
Whan
tres* begins to ms
tnoutarwia
able, why not do
„ l___
of woman and
takaCARDUlf
It mar ba
To h*lp rtliave
before "the
SUrt 3 day* h—
_ _ tlm***
.
and follow directions. Saeondi
Ta
aid In building energy,
strength — through better appe
tite, Increased Dow o f ***tri»
Julco which shoo Id kSp dig*#lion—taka It Inr direction# ra a
tonic. Try CARDUII
— Adr.
IT.
In d ivid u a lly
waahad. I f "
cra la a . Irlm m ad t o p s . I t i - t t t
d o*.
m o a llr
X doe.
tnoatly
nn tiind
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lo p
t«* extra .
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d em an d
m o d a r a l* , * m a r k a l
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ra rloa d a
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la m ia , n a ld #n l l s a r t . |i a rat**,
t t " . 11% o r fn or* U . k. No. I
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T IlU C K PA M IN O N (N
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N E W Y O R K : M A R K E T DtTLG A N D
■ U a H T L T W E A K E H . O ars a r
riv e d 14. Cara o n ( r a c k S. C a ra
u n lo a d e d I t F lo r id a , I C alif.
iT’ZJi "}lll
OfttVen
o f P icking W inners
TONIGHTS AUc-STAR FEATURE
Package Goods
Beer & Wines
Cocktails
W LpVu n ^
NINTH
.
RACE-r-FUTURITY
creyh
FA8T FURY
LUCKY 818
8TARRY FLAG
GAY KOP
SUNFLOWER CIIRF
GRAND SIS
TIPPY MATRON
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NO MINORS ALLOW ED
Tan will alaa
ilk* ear skill
aa# O t h e r
Chart aiders I
POST TIME l i U
P. M.
A n gel’s
Eat
Shack
114 N . Park A r t,
W E DELIVER
' T i lip K m
> 10 0
On R oati 17 (8anford Highway) at Loagwood
about 10 MUai: South o f Sanford.
TURN A T R E D ARROW
Saafard Art. Jaat O ff Oraara.
By PAU L ROBl^dON
\ N M 1 T W K N U W C .«
l a
s s s ^
I4BSW A .
JDK and KLTO service
rentals. H. B. Pope Co.. WANTED
FLY FISHING rod. Stata partiIn 1st letUr. Ban, ears
tBID#atTaachtan'aQro.
IL NO.
planta,
ready
Lake
44 Iceberg Utplanted Jan. 1. r O B B X M T
to act. J. W.
Celery
Monroe. Phone O-ROOM nice bungalo
and Elliot SL 111.00 month.
See Mrs. Kenls.
JUST Sedan-Trade
IRKD apartment. 110 W.
tic. Phone 452-J.
STALKS of seed sugar
at 4e su lk. We have PARTLY TURN, ar unfum. housa.
t U l Grandview ATS. Pbons 0134
M — Mil u». 5 seres
M R for rent, M. M. 3-ROOM COTTAQ E — City ranv Ail ra ils. Unforoishsd. W riu
------------------
Mrs. Smith. 301 Elm Avs.
w
»* V
S'
.
MANAGER r
Answers name o f Tipsy. Re
ward. Notify Hsrald.
___
&
Ho g a n , .
Jas. N. Thomas o f tho Palace In
Jacksonville, advising that th*
show la ooo o f th* moat enter
taining units rear to play his
theater and la thoroughly pleas
ing. It la aald that tho ahoV U
suitable for grown ups and chil
dren and win play In Daytona
Beach. Orlando, latkaiand, St.
Petarsborg, Tampa, Ft. Myers,
Sarasota and DaLand following Its
data here, today.
A popular screen attraction will
) offered hi "Lady For a Night-’
■tarring Joan Blondell and John
Wayne In a story of tha old
Southern Aristocracy. A splendid
supporting east la featured, prom
inently In the background being
the celebrated Halt Johnson Choir
LE G A L NOTICES
a o n cm t o g i a u g i
O F rie s OF TMS VTATH) r
u graan w ay
e scenic contract and ba
All malPrlala In b# In
.eui ri * nil Ih# Hp*rIflrtttIona of IE
.St.it*
(limit Orparlmant RpproTP
WAR AND FOOTIIAM,
ft*n*l
OctoDar I* lft41 EE
Si.rr l.i | I'rovlalona datM Januarj
la. *1*4J.
----PULLMAN, Wash., Feb. 9, UP>
III.I hlanka will ba fumlabad t4
— It's not a question of the war ilFnlrra upon application
Hurting football, tut will footlmll hVrMnf) of tha Htata ft__ _
tmanl( TallahEaaaa. Flo rid A. HI
help win the war, says Babe llol- pur
will not tie* rrroRnliad unlaaa i
llngbery, veteran coach o f Wish- roll (fit on auch bltl blanka.
Ington State college.
..........right la raaarvad to ra
Tha
IIi Mda
lie believes it will by training any or aT
NTATM HOAD DEPAR
men students for physical combat,1
M
MKNT OP PLORIDA*
so ha's going to sacrifice the
TIIOM. A. JOHNSON,
quality of hla hard-hitting first
('hflrnisn
Hr truck t Florid*.
f I^HIDA t-4 dom. 1.10.1.71. « team to try to grt all the boys
J. M DOWM.NO. •
hiata
lllghwBjr Eag Iga#
dot. S.W-g.71. t dot. I.7l-l.il. out for toughening up this fall.
i* dot. i.ia -L ii. rascal a do*,
t.7ft-S.eC, 4 .doe. f |ft.LTI, « do*
t.ee-t.te. a d o . i.m
CIIICAOO; MAIiKRT gTCADT. Car*
RAYON FDR LEGS
errlvsd « Fla. Cars on track |4,
Few salsa, wldo rsago la qual.
* *
‘
quality
WASHINGTON. Fab. 9. (A V F L O R ID A I d**. I t l - U I . ( - 1
American women accustomed lo
(Ins. 1. 11 - 1 .i s f i w
f a ir l y
b la n r h x l I . 1 H . N p o o r ly b an rn - sheaths their legs In silk ami ny
ad it * . i« dof. i . i s i r t f* « lon may have to learn to uvr
i .m , x x '.
t . n t i * r*w r t t rtyon.
poorly blanabad l.7S-».*o.
Creomulxton rcUcvsa
This has been indicated In a
Ifaarta. M kaaka evllopksn*
tt toes right to
wrapped faw 4 11. Paaral. Iso War Production Board order no cause
law ' aajaa la quota
tifying all rayon produerra lo art trouble lo help loo
germ
laden
phlegm, and a i d __
o a ij F. ir* -in <«■ *«». •*- aaldr larger quantities next month
M dot talr qaal. L ib Ft teal. for tha honlery industry to aaaurr to soothe and heal raw, tandm, _
flamed bronchial mueoua m a m *
them of "an adequate supply lo Unmet. TtU your drum tit lo sail yarn
meet military and civilian de a bottle of Creomuklon with th* UhU t j Count* 4JI Club boys ol mands."
Th* board explained that Army
Bronson and Chlsfland ars maklni
plana to plant u tlub foraat dam any Navy requirements for parsmanufacture
apparently;
onatratlon tract, according U chuta
County Agent T. D. Ricfcanbaktr would absorb a large part of the .
1942 nylon output.
I
ETTA KETT
Classified Advertisements
S S L !™
Number, followed by "Nadja, and
Complimentary ~ Iter
****** o f the Rains" In a
UaoUfnt costume and a cellophane
a. Tba rrroe, aa prrsentsd
Reports Issued •atnU
here, la well worth seeing.”
Manager Morrison la also In
Oh Stage Show receipt
of a letter from Manager
A (francs reports on tba i t a n
t h , "Bring
on tho D a n ip ,
. rich will ba shown to local
gmaora at tho Rita Thanter today
at 1:45, SxJO u d 9 M o'clock have
been
Charles
lag t o ___ , ___________
of tho Ural playhouse.
___ banaa. Mr. Mot
risen dlaraganiod tho ererty offuaivo praaa notices mailed him by
hla friend. Mr. Bollio Childs, who
happoas U ha tho owner o f the
revue and brought to tho Herald
office a clipping from ono o f the
Jacksonville naarapaper*, In which
city lha show enjoyed a three-day
run and directly from which the
show srrTvea - bare, today,
Th#
authentic news notice follows;
"On* o f tho batter stage shows,
tho "Bring on tho Dames" Revo*
la on the Palace theater boards
today and tomorrow. Variety ta
offered In tho production with a
good
c horns line,
tm{cyclists,
comedy dance duo, animal balanc
ing act and Mnman balancing team
Para aitd Jewett, Woolsey and
Clair, Joa Franklin and hla Pals
tha Four Merrills and s e e m
•other Interesting turns nil lead
to a typical Soul# Child’s Parade
r ia<si5
A top-seller among laxatives
all over tha South for ysars—
That'* B L A C K - DRAUGHT!
Why! If constipation has you
logy, miserable, taka soma to
night by directions and aoa If It
doesn't giva you gentle, thor
ough, satisfying rollafl - Mad*
from purely vegetable Ingredi
ent*—on* a tonlc-lasathr# that
helps tons laty Intestinal mus
cles. Nast time, try BLACKDRAUOHTI
— Adv.
Ahrsjrs
DANCE
•
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All Uxflkivtt can't
be Leiden I
DINE
B y * J^ck:S a rd s
PLAYER
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■s v r o n n
SAN DIEGO, Calif. Feb. 0—
(A1)— Fir* of undetermined origin
Sunday destroyed a quality of
airplane wlnga, paint and other
highly inflammable chemlclala In
Rypn
( .‘ X Mvlng of 20% to 25% can tha paint shop of th*
i M had on your inauranca costs aeronautical plant, but wa* ex
tinguished before it could spread
a by placing'your automaWle, fire, to tha company's main buildings.
*1 windstorm and other Iniuranea
. With C. M. Boyd A Co., U S *
•11a Avt., Sanford, Florida.
a
SANFORD, F L O W O T
TO E SANFORD
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPKK
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TO
THE
FLAC
"I pledge allegianre In (hr Flag at
Ikr Unitrd S la in o( America. and la Ika
Rrpuhlir for whieh il -land-, tina Nation.
Indiai-ible. »ilh lihs-rl, and lustier for all."
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FEBRUARY
W
Americans Shoot
T Airships
O ver Philippines
Defenders Are Said
Battling: 1 n creasingly Heavy Odds
In Ground Fights
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TU
Another Nail In Axis Coffin
Liner Normandie
Topples In River
A f t e r Burning
Q
Ravaged By Fire;
Only One Fatality
Member Associated I’ rcs*
NUM BER
136. v
U. S. Reinforcements Land A t
New Zealand; W ay Stations;
Japs A re A t Singapore Gates
British F o r c e s
A re Active In
Tobruk S e c t o r
P O f Australia |Former French Liner
Aussie War Cabinet
D e c i d e s To Call
More Men To Duty
10. 1912
Report Declares Van
guard Of American
Navy Force Arrives
A t Pacific Inland
Soft Drinks For Fighters
J Nipoon Reserves
Drive On City
Russians Claim New
Gains; G e r m a n s
Continue
Retreat
NEW YORK. Fets. JO.—OP)—
The >60,000,000 former^ French
liner, Normandie, ravaged by firs
l l r AanaMalad rraaal
and abandoned, toppled over at
A m e rica n
force*
in the tha Hudson River pier early to
>Nr Asoovlalrd !•»»••»
P h ilip pin es s h o K d o w n seven day.
British patrols were active over
Thera
was
one
fatality.
Identi
s
wide
area «ome M) miles west,
J a pan ese p la n e a t h th e p a st
pf Tobruk in 1-lbyra lodsy. but ]
BOSTON. Frb. to.— (Al*)
24 h o u r s, th e U n ite d S tates fied by Roo’ rvelt hospital au
elsewhere the fighting was at a
thorities aa Frank Trentacosta,'
—-Thr <•rri %j*I at Wrlhnflon,
D ep a rtm en t said tod a y , 36, of Brooklyn. He was believed
standstill.
N r» Zealand, i»f thr vm Meanwhlla Russian gains were
b a t added th e y are b a ttlin g to have been a workman aboard
gintrd <>f thr Unilnl Slates
the
ship.
rlaiinrd,
including
the
reespture
Naval f«»rrr
rrportrd !*•
in crta a in g ly h ea v y od d s on
of seven populated Russian Cent
When tha fire broke nut some
thr Christian SrirncB Moni
th e grou nd .
ers. The Germans continued 1°
3000 men were at work on tha
tor ht Hi correspondent. Jos
Tba Japan*** forced ntw land- ship which last Dec. 16 was tak
retreat.
eph C- Mar’tch. **hu de*»rrlhed
Inga today hi lh« neighborhood of en over by the Navy and re
To the south, Soviet comman
rUi
thr landinc uf AwerlA tough customer, tho destroyer Herndon, was launched at tha j ders announced masaivs blows
Macassar. tba chWf port on th# named the I-afayette after lying
ran rrlnfttrrrmcnl** al
southwest coast o f Celebes, r*nd Idle at her pier since just before Norfolk, Va., navy yard. The vessel was constructed in record -gainst th* Nasi besiegers of
route *
MRlioiia
nI«mii(
the
communications war* Interrupted the outbreak of war in August, time, the krel having been laid less than sis months ago.
the hlg Crimean naval base of
front Prarl Marhur
batwaan Jsvs and tba port of 1939.
Sevastopol, in the battle far thst
BandJtirmaain, dn tha south Borneo
LONDON K r l. 10. i / D — T h e
Rear Admiral Andrews of tha
vital port alone Soviet comman
(O ilt
* V I Third Naval District ami District
niluation r t Sinxa|Hire U « »
ders declared the Germans have
Tha Japanaaa alao landed new Attorney Hogan both discounted
grn«r il i*» p6i4nihlr the J*p*
Inst upwards of tl',600 men
farces at Gasmats on tha south tha possibility of sabotage, alinr^r m » i* infillyalrd Inlu In®
killed and wounded.
coast of N a« Britain near tha thoorh they raid no chances
ril?
it «*rIf and altarkrd thr
In
the
north
the
Russians
an
aartharn tip o f tha Australian would be overlooked and fadcral
radio station there. Infurmcd
nounced that In the •paet few
Itriti* h Biiurcra <*ald today.
agents were conducting an In
day- the Red army -urge hed
Wnr Cabinet baa vestigation.
It **»»» reported hrra thr
■berated more than 20 villages,
Finitapore
radio urnl off thr
Admiral Andrews fa id a workannihillalrd two battalion* of
Sanford's
new
air
rtld
siren'
air
at. I'i:*1>l o'clock l^mdim
wa o f the Todd Shipbuilding
will blow tomorrow around moon, German infantry, wiped out a
lime (7:10 A M. F. W, T.)
ratpeny was removing a decora- _
- .but It “ won’t mean s thing to the big headquarteri amt captured
Militar) c^mmrntalurn add*
ttonchlon v h a f e - l spark
impoilant
enemy
staff
docu
rd there «*aa **ni> comfort at
from his torch to several
i assistant chairman v r ^
s
ments.
all’*
in Ihr *iturtion that thr
This photo, matle nl»oanl a United States heavy cruiser, now in
bags of kapok stored In
Protection Division, slated after
In this area the Germane wrre
Mr it Up arr falling hark^ under
■gain lounge for nse in Ufa
action
In
the
turbulent
Pacific,
r
howa
saiioit
lined
up
at
the
“
hur.”
the City Commission, at the regu felling liark rapidly.
fighting
"vrr y Hrierr nrnMurr.1
rare.
lar semi-monthly meeting last stubborn rearguard actions. The a soda fountain difthing out inda* and ire cream. Profit* fiom tlir
The p«M>alhility that the
flames spread tmanedlately
night at the City Hall, decided heaviest fighting raged In the fountain fo into the Shi|* Welfare Fund to aid families uf wounded
llr it itok garrlann had bren left
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10—</P> the lire* should * e tested.
■*nd .»*■•
without air rupport waa
.. .
—Chairman ManatkM af
the ‘ The slam, sfhldj .will ho him_j Kalinin sactoc, where large Oer- awn.
■T rasn fnrres were !ra|Vpdd in <he
In '* ..M. mrn ia t»eV *taU M p‘ - '
sating their way down to tha House Jiivars and Harbors Com under the water tower, will bo
to snsner Ihr qu.slion aa to
recent
Soviet
drive
above
and
deck below, requiring all avail mittee urged yaatenlay that the sounded between 12:00 I’ .M. ami
wbrlhtr lb , It.A.F. sllll I* “ Oable fire equipment on Ufa city’s Atlantic submarina menace be 1:00 I’ .M. in order to determine below the city.
rrating in conjunction with
Additional gains were regis
west able and tight fire boat*, to combatted by dredging of
a how far the sound will carry. “ We
S f^ K m p ir a .
J .;r i
I* , army.
anal across Flo- may sound It thrre times or 20.“ tered on the central front, where
nine-foot barge ea
, Romms apparently has launch combat them.
Manhattan’s famous elevated rtda to provide a continuous in- Mr.” Gut e~Id. “ In ordrr to test it the uninterrupted dries toward
ed a two-day drive, onadown Into
Ill, «..m-Ulril
tha lower naif e f Baton Penin west tide highway, which passes land water* route from Gulf but tha public should not be con Smolensk blasted th* Germans
Tin* Jiiimneac jMiuruil henfrom 1H more localities between
cerned."
sula: tha other from the oppoilte within a few feet of where tha coast oil field* to tha East.
vy
new
r e i n forcemcnU
Fred Wilson, City attorney, was that Nati-hdd str»n- point and
‘ v aimed at Conegidor fort- former luxury liner Is tied up,
The Texan Inserted Into the
aatrida the entrance to Manila was cut o ff to traffic by po Congressional Record a state instructed bp the Commission to Moscow.
" W e |ik«* s m a ll K ln m l.i Imwii * iuruss tho Johoro Slrnit tt>lice who extended a ladder across ment recalling tha recent sink go ahead with the foreclosure of
In still
another
smashing
and the itimhI felluw)*hi|» o f thrill,
Iny us tho llritiah ncknowlnut-cracker It to the bow of tha ship.
ings by enemy submarines of properties on which City taxes Soviet success, Stockholm report
im rtirulurlv S u n fu id " ,
Mr. uih I
oiIkoiI u new withdrawal IrcAlong t h i s precarious perch, oil tanxsra o ff tha east coast, were not ptid for 1937 or prior ed Red forces had occupied the
crash the
Flun
k
H
errick.
who
are
I
ila f a n r la r a
coated with lea and swaying In and obetrved that tha once de rears. These suits were started Eastern suburbs of Rxhav,
nd cet
HO
acxtnavrs
dors and
cat o ff
n all
Itenditu: th eir srcornl winter hi | fnro the ifroiitly HU|»orinr intba wind, many o f tha workmen bated oil pipe line from
of rotraaL Including a wl
Seininule t'u im ty , a g re e .
Five ' vnslnn forct’.i hammering at
the last year but have not been com miles northwest of Kalinin and 30
led to safety.
Approximately one-third miles northwrst
to Corregidor where Gan MacArof
Moscow,
month- n u ll y ear the llerriekv
Gulf coaat to the East would pleted.
tho very gates <>f Singapore.
supreme
of
the
properties,
included
in
the
„
Would ..
I ■
baa been virtually encircled for
cost about >60,000,000 and re
vucation m Floridn und the re- |
stand.
Tokyo
dispatches
claimed
quire much badly needed steel. suite, have been foreclosed on by days Nails remaining there were
nminiri’
/
«rv#*n
they
live
in
t'liii
(hear A. Middock died ut the
UeeawbIKi
eanwhUe, Horn
Honma’i
eta’s batteries
are
within
“ Wa now h*eo fhe Intrs coasts I I
‘ ’mm m In
authorised described as “ putting up a hope- Fernald-1 Jiughlon Memorial llna- morit. N . II where M r. ||erri«.» Ihi* Japanese
___ the CQpeeHe y u r i have been
less resistance."
nital Monday at |:4S I’ .M. lie hie* I* it contractor and painter
ivc miles of the heart of tho
blasting away at C sm g idor and
I Fire Chlsf Mack Clev.lxnd -ml
Russian sappers
paved
the lived In Florida for 17 yenr* and
Mr. Herrick i*
president
•ity The lliiti-h acknowlislgwl
IU pro teetire fort*—attempting to
s i ^ . J 'i f k 0
,Jj® !one flrtrmn to attend th# SUte way for the Donets basin ad
i t the time o f hia deith Mr. Mad- Siinford's Shiifflehonrd f ’ luli and •lie fighting I* only in miles
W a s h i n g t o n ! ” Feb. to. - continued In tha Statement. "D p |p i c W , Assocletlon meeting in vance,
triton them up or knack them
clearing
five
lanes
dork operatinl a rrataurant in the uf tend* meeting* o f (*u|. Then
away
(A^— Laura Ingalls .noted speed the Atlantia coast It extends , jackaonriHe. F«£. If. A special
through one min* field two miles Florida Hotel Building.
dorv |{«M»i*evelt Uitinp o f SpAtii^h 1 A
So long as Corregidor stands, flier, was variously portrayed in from S t Johns River, to Trrn- I conference la scheduled for this
J a |*a n c s •• comiminii|Uc,
long
and
estracting
26000
anti
Bom
Aug.
27,
1H74
in
Ohio,
the
American Wnr Veterans her
the conquest o f tha main Wand district court Monday
as a ton, N. J. T “ a _only missing link convention In regard to national
i.roaiba-t by
Vichy, -aid all
tank
mines
at
another
point
on
67
vrsr
olil
msn
is
survivi-.l
by:
|n
(,j.
.............
....
hr
is
I’
.ist
II
la
tha
200
mile
stretch
across
defense problems. The Commino f Loson tan nevar .be complete. propaganda
agent
trying
to
British airdrome, on Singuporo
two sisters. Miss Emma Maihlock
('..mmamler
of
New Isboiil arc in Jupnncao hands,
Nor a n the' Jap* make eee o f usher Hitter’a “ new order" Into Florida.
slon also authorised 8. M. Rogers. th* snow-crusted steppes.
From Africa, their desert lines o f lUtnn, Ohio ami Mrs. Nelli* ' ||nMii>«hiri-.
“ Tha coat o f a nine-foot high Seminole County sanitary engi
MaaBa Bar aa a base fa r opera- tho United States and ak an eg
in,| llcuti-ra rcjinrted the Singun, log no Interview yrsleiduv (Hire radio is silent.
i k other F ir Z u U m u n i t otistical patriot conducting a one- laeal barge canal across Florida neer, to assist G. L. Duncsn, City finally stabilised after a 230- Crosmer o f Union City, Iml. Fitneral
.erviees
will
b«
rom
luclvl
“
,,nK
"
'
mila
retreat,
the
Britlah
re
r ao long as Goa. MaeArthur woman campaign o f coonter-ea- was estimated • few years »j
ajo sanltanr Inspector, In the lnt|H-cIhr roirple rrveal<-l other phn-r»
London quinters described the
afternoon
at
3:30
i oat, tha Japan*** cannot plonaga against' tho •Nasi*.
tlon o f all food handling estab turned to offensive tactics by Wednesday
al something over >19,,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 .
» f "Foridn life” they enjoy, thr situulion ns "very had." A Ber
o'clock
In
Erickson
Funeral
home
tending
out
mobile
column*
to
free tana at thoaaanda of
These conflicting pictures wsre I am advlsed that cost now would lishments In tha city.
rliiiinlr.
Ihr
idant-lifr,
Ihr
fruit,
lin
broadcast suid the Japanese
proba the area west of .Ain El and the remains will be sent to mid •VaiK-ciuily” th- birds. Mr already arc demanding the surfor fighting ateowhara.
given I to a ____
Jury by
prosecution bo leas than >16,000,000.
■____
■ uroassc
Eston. Ohio on tho 3:30 o'clock
Uasala
and
about
El
Mechlli.
"When tha River and Harbor
llrrr’ck fi-ht-s n gmrl ib-nl, b<itb rcmli r of the besieged fortress.
Raw tong he egg Hand without and defense aa MUa *Ingalls, —
68,
The RAF, which waa always train for burial.
reinforcements time alone can toll. once tha women’s transcontinent Bill comaa up for consideration
in Ihr nrighhoring fri-ab wntrr
The enemy hud lumlcil from
able to dispute dominance of the
While the Japs bars poured al speed champion, went on trial the provision for the 6197,000,lake* and in Ihr Indian River at •specially rqilppeil boats on tho
aklea oven when the German and
streams o f rooorvaa lata the fight- in charges o f failure to register 000 ship canal, should be stricken
•orthvesi coast of the island b«New Smyrna nod llnyloim.
vlth tha B u ts Department as out, ar»L tha b a n e lock canal
A mlgsd two-hall
foursome Italian advance waa at Its greatThr real of their family i.- •w.jn II o’clock ul night and
ta agent o f the German Raich. substituted.”
Oil A. M. lie was favored by
tournament, will he staged at cat. maintained lla ataady at
composed of a son nnd daughlui
ferae* which are being
tacks
on
Rommel's
forcaa,1
blast
i limn, t silts r dnrkncss; the halfford
Country
Cluh
Mr. Mansfield declared
that |h*
Sanford
MIAMI. Feb. ID.
(Ah
\ in Nrw Hninpshlrc nml arvrrV I rninn did not rise until 1:01)
cut dawi
ing
at
his
drawn-out
communi
niln-l
afternoon starline at
with construction of the barge Thursday a
In it, fino! grnndchildrcri. “ I don't
line* all th* way back to county grand juryroinnirndc'l
canal there would be no danger 2:00 o’clock and will be held In cation
le- ^ '" 'k l n g nil sonminer to !«• nl I A. M.
report Monday rro
Tripoli.
tiring the same
infiltration
of a rise in tho Cost of gaaplino honor of tha winter visitors here.
aliir-1 gambling for the South " w7, ‘ "-.ajwnil purl of tin- y.-nr
Alexandria was raided last
FluiUIt**,, Mr.
in Florida'’
Ilrrrirk riilid |lactic with which he hail taken
. Pro. Alien Stewart annnunml
in the eost.
’lorbla
rraort
area
night for the first time In five
I ’ he whul, of the Malayiyr pen|this morning.
Other grand Jurors have mad.- w' ,h « contonlwl smile. '
MIAMI, Fab. 10— UD—Clrmonths.
|insula in the weeks preceding
All visitors ami others are in
similar suggestions, l-pt mine haul |
— ................... —------wit Jodge Paul D. Barns tontothis last showdown for HlngnStriking bow,
at
submarine
cited to play the meet. About base* from which tba Gsrqfans the hackgrouml, a* did this onu. ;r s s ..s
■>
.
..
Hrely ovsr-rtlad Monday a d«•re the Invader hud strewn
16 entries arc expected,
and have been attempting to break of an area tightly closed a g a in 't, o t a l C B U S in C S S M lT I
’anae contention that Byrd L.
hit.
force. In tho area from tho
several prises will be awarded to up th* Britlah fleet1* blockade Illegal gambling by order of thu ,
lod g la t' eonfaaaten o f tho alecmoiitn o f t h e Kranjl -estuary
Governor.
Iho
winners.
Foursomes
will
he
ng o f Highway Patrolman U P.
along the northern »hor* down
JACKSONVILLE Frb. 10. - composed of two women and two of th# Libyan coaat, the BAF
"W e believe," .aid tho jurors,
—
^nnlf j y y . fnilimlfgfiMt bacAun
I**: ir Lain* along th» west
made a long-ranga attack on "that
the
Legislature
»hnul I
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. |o. — to
ladgina once was Jodgcd Insane (Al— Claude Bridgcr Watson, 4T, men.*“
Batamls, near Athens,
Greece, enact suitable
—
laws
whrreby (/Ih - Florida businesa mrn have coast.
o f Bradenton, whose ton was
i f a Georgia aeortblasting tba M eal
dockyard, gambling,
___Mor
P Bat l o a i l certain a “ clean .late” lo dale In olar*-.
Jodge
Bara*
Indicated, be kilted In tha Japanese sneak at
monitions factories' and subma forms of gambling, eoitd lor le Ing govsrnment priority order*
o n ' Poor! Harbor,
has
reuld deny tha defense motion tack
rine wharves, and jtlao started galised and controlled, thereby qn Ih, u e of seaice pial.rial*.
Ml
Ur*
fSOOO
of
hla
160
•ad ardor Htdglna’ trial oa tho
fires at Manidl afrdrdm* near •Hmlnatlng tha posilhllity of co*- . George II. Andrews, dlstrirt manins urance to
u d jt fm
murder charge to
Athens.
ruptlon'snd thus h oping ganil.- ai-i-r of lh . priorities field scrat
tha
A now canning kitchen la under
llng nut of th* controlling banns :'i d - of tho
War
Traduction
Air Station. cenatractioa In Lake Monroe,
TWaip.ii
“ I f yow caa changa. o r mlad ackkoarilte
o f clique* and rackatoars."
( U»*rd, annul n c j Monday.
• In t h o Mrs. Ouide Wilson, county home
Mr. Wa<
T pradoriag lota) optateoa to
llundls* for Britain and Bunlearn- demonstration agent, disclosed thle
Nary In
; Speaking hafor* th* mefubers I’rs for America, formerly BunIng o f tho
of
tha
American
Legion
hd
dcmorning, idding that the women of
lira for BTuelackeU, havei sat
1flared no susponslon order* have ui>
19, hla only
ease Attorney Osorgo O'KalL
tha Horns Demonstration Club in
separata directorate* nation
been is.ued against any Florida ally and at* both functioning tn
with Lake Monro* will supervise can
Plant and that there had been different field* but toward tho
served with ning In th* kitchen.
Florida: Ocaaaiooal rate In l
W ar Na. I,
wssfCfaO Umy k d
BATAVIA, U bT I0c-GPl — “ v e r y It*tie wilful non-compll- same till mate goal, Mrs. I. D.
Equipment ha* bean ordered and •orlh and central portions with
mv sou tha canning Quarters may be com- possible scattered I hawses In th* Tha United Btato^ laaas-lrnd ar- anca" in th* entire state.
Martin, local chairman o f Bon
1 C Watson
astnnM aouth portioo. Slightly rannmont la bring used by th*
di** for Britain, disclosed today,
bond pledge,
Netherlands
East
Indies
,
U
faci
warmor In tho aoutil and ante portatlng that th* board of*B nntea t boro,
ttena tonight.
litate delivery o f material, but
die* for Britain I* now head*!
Ef ,
' i Occasional light to the Dutch government Intends
b« Mr*. Robert Worth Bingham,
t Ow-i
___rain this aft s>naan, and continue paying cash fok defense
- I f * ut tho Ut* ambaaaadar to
materials from- America.
LONDON. Fab. 10.—(Ah— An England.
,.<■ Vj
T h * PaouWa Council. In a International cartel nf Frcncn
Tha program of this organisa
►UUmsnt Msnday, said tha dol and German Industrialist/ w a s tion will continue to b* to furn
B ight
t Occasional rain* this lar position of th* Netherlands relish!* reported today to have ish rollcf to th* arm ad force*
In th* aonthsnat por- East India* la seek that paying -Urted organising a new cam and civilian war sufferer* * ( *
on tho pnoat tonight; cash la fsaalbl* and other ar- paign for a negotiated pear* be Great Britain, M n. Martin con
tonight.
rangemsnta would not h* made tween Germany and th* United tinued.
s u lc i
th* txehsng* t position Nations a t business ground*.
Bund1*# for Rite lackste hand
ichnngod In tho future. ‘
Thss# international Industrial' ed by M n. Wale* Lath
I t * . * auallfl*d source said, ar arlv chairman of Bui
GOOD FOB M U ICO
Them worn fewer- case* of rued that Japan*** concmeau In Britain, was o r g a n is e d ---------ft
mssUpox In tha United State* In th* Pgelfle with acaulsltlon al atoly upon declaration « l •**• and ..
JBTXN, T.
19,
IM 0 than ti, any prariqu* year ready o f territories rich in not- Its membar* make emrmaaU f o g '
rral raaouma and raw ou ter- tha Arm*, Navy, Marina
lala h#*a put Japaa In • poaL Coast , Osard or
A hr
Uou lo a a fu ahd dasnlnat* world ‘'Th##*
UMritoU i f tho wa*tern power*
The
por* 1st in fighting th* w ir to
I n v a d e r s May B c
\n Malaya Capital,
British Source Says
War
O
O
,_
J
Sanford’s Air Raid Siren Will
Be Tested Tomorrow At Noon
Forida Canal May
Provide Route To
Coast O il Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herrick
Enjoy Vacationing In Florida
Oscar A. Mad'dock
Died At Hostipalj?|,
Monday Afternoon
a rstW i
Girl Flier Accused
Of Being- Nazi Agent
Country Club Will
Stago Mixed Meet
Gambling In Florida
May Be Legalized
" i J 'T '. 'S r t
Patrolman Slayer
Pleada Insanity
C fty Newt Brief*
Father Pledges Dead
Son's Money To Navy
Obeying
Priorities
Canning Kitchen
Nwgra Completion
■& jr x -p v z b s
la
War Agencies Set Up
Separate Directorates
WEATHER
t
S * p T -?
rash
to
Campaign Begun For
N azi-Allied Peace
Hotue I* Slightly
j
Damgied By Blaze
Vichy
Dutch Pay For
Lease-Lend Good«
With
U bya
tftsi
*«Q
■jk
t'r .
&
fz/L
* V ;.
'mX- hRi& 'i
i K f >A iX w . '
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i Q a i i O a M '•’*
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TUESDAY, FEBRU ARY 10, 1042
TH E SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA
No Sabotage Involved
tad Herald
SENATOR SHIPS CITRUS
RE-QNlOFf I fl VfERNA
Although Admiral Andrews Insists that no u b o tsg e
involved in th e burping o f the $60,000,000 luxury li
ner Normandie, s thorough investigation should be made,
not only by the naval authorities In charge and the Feder
al Bureau o f Investigation, but also by a Congressional
committee. It takes a heap o f faith to believe that under
the circumstances this fire could have been started acci
dentally.
Tho Normandie was one o f the most modern liners
afloat and as near fire-proof as it was possible to make it.
It was also equipped with all modem fire-fighting devices
and, being, tied up at her pier, had the benefit o f the most
efficient fire-fighting force in the world, There were also
some three thousand workmen on board at the time the
fire started who were engaged in remodeling the ship.
Sparks from the Acetylene torch o f a workman were
said to have started the fire when they ignited some bags
o f kapok. As this w orkm an obviously was present at the
time the fire started, he could have given an immediate
Alarm, as well aa contributing some efforts o f his own to
ward putting th e fire out. And if three thouaand work
men with all m o d e r n fire-fighting equipment available
couldn’ t put out a amall fire In a fireproof ahip before it
had gutted the entire auperatructure. It strike* ua there
ought to be an inveatigation.
A newapaperman recently Joined the CIO Maritime
U n i o n merely through the payment o f an "exorbitant
fee." He knew nothing whatever about the duties of a
workman in the Maritime Union. They k n e w nothing
whatever about him, He might have been a German Ges
tapo agent, a Rustfon communist, or a Banshee Warrior
for all they knew. He paid hla fee and no questions were
asked.
Was the workman whose acetylene torch started the
fire on the Normandie a German a gen t! Am ong the three
thousand CIO workmen on the Nohnandia at t h e time,
were there 20 or 60 German agen ts! And does Admire!
Andrews say that no sabotage was involved because he
can thus more effectively conduct an investigation! Or it
ho afraid o f the C IO !
W o don't know. We w e r o just wondering. But
there were three hundred workmen injured In the fire. It
looks as if they should havojtom e rights.
ibis lU U 'i sea c&res p iw e ts rs .
w as
JE VERSE F O R T O D A Y
LLOW A PERFECT EXLE; I am ths door: by me
f man enter In, he (hall be
, end ahall go In and out,
Ind Mature/—John 10:9.
tT M T lU B SPIRIT: If 7*
ask anything In my name,
da IU—John 14:14.
,
HEAR. TYRANTS
(Prom Vote**)
JIG* tyrant with thy bright
M a f crown,
M id upon carrion, thy puny
laid* no K tptrr hut n aprar;
wrist
Is o m with walght thou doat
not dara toy down,
auto are not Immortal, thou
|^jrUh?2)«m falls thalr ratlnu*
hr bloater! henchman and thalr
tools,
i all tho maggot! of a tryant'a
h terrible liyoUne* thy fransh-saa lta frantic power upon
maa’i fbta
i f thou wart Immortal; the
those await
Kawfal daluga that thy word
*5 i f -
emerges Into day
MORROW.
d United States get* Its
>n man A ir Corp*, th*
I be sorry they ever
r*S dive b o n in g tactic*is will toon be wearing,
m exports predict, the
lin ts drees. The idea
bs that It will let you
fight* America'
m.*. that *k.
keyboard*.
ir Odrman general ha*
Ufa la an "accident" on
lion front. Th* builder
Megfled Une
General
edt, evldenty didn't aaI Osetapo with hi* line
C * S ^ ‘ l£S}“ S£WS3
irida fruit (hipped to high «W -
ANOTHER PERSHING
NEW TORE, Feb. 10.
W » m n Pershing, »e « e f G«
•'" A m o n g -the moot widely used ’special' typewriters
nro tho foreign *language
re machines, ranging from Greek,
Hnndinnvlan and Hebrew—-where
typewi
w— where the typewriter
operates
in reverse direction — to
L obseure
_L_________
I__________
,.r _______
Chinese,
Philippine
and
South African dialects. Duo-types, which contain enough
characters to write In two languages, have been producid
In
and. Greek-Enj
■ *Latin-Greek,
—
\ “French-Engllah
:_____:
r . . ^ ~ i g i u h , while
isome. machines
.
___ *
can even produce French-German-English
and Franch-Spsniah-Engiish
French-Spanlsh-Engilsh combinations.
v., r“ All this suggest* the scope and davelopmerit o f that
regia tore In the British Patent O ffice
earliest typewriter registered
y Mill, sn-RRginser,
by Henry
an-opgineer, In 1714. It was never maim,
factured. The first American typewriter waa patented in
1820 by William Austin Burt o f D etroit France granted
a typewriter patent in 1888.'
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A good crows waa reported In
at.rndanc* last evening at the
revival irrvicce now In progress
at tho P in t Method lit Church,
Itrrause o f the lllneee o f Dr. 8.
IV. Walker, Uw visiting minister,
M.H.Iy Cunningham, gav* the
iiimvage. Mr. Cummingnam. I* hi
Hanford lo lead tha lingfatg, but
th. audience found that he can
preach aa well aa slag and play
reveral different musical Inatruiuenla.
.Ill* subject
waa
’Itvllgtou*
Parasite*" or
“ M#iflb*ri th*
fhtrrrh WouU He Better O ff
’ Without,” using a* lib* acrlpture,
Uik* 22: 21, T h e
Hand That
Rretrayvth Me la With M* At
Th* Table.”
Mr. Cunningham
aald
tha
church’a greatest hindrance la
not th* *ln outside the eburch,
but the memBkre In the churvhII* Hated the kind nf member*
the church would bo better o ff
witnol a* follow*:
"Rule or
Ruin.*1 Under this heading the
Taler Pamll, Undo Dick (dicta-
WAS 111NOTON, Peh.
IO-0PI
—The Commerce Department es
timated Monday that Americana
received a record Incoma af 880,428,000,000 hut year.
Thta total,
which
included
wagaa, dividend*,
profit*
and
other type*, waa about 813,700,000 more than to 1040 and about
(7.000,000,000
more
than In
1929.
Whit* Ruula la thought
to
have been *o named hocatu* the
former traditional roatnm* of
It* people coni!*led
of
whit*
•mock*, beat fiber shoes i with
white legglni; and whit* home
spun tests.
Approximately 70 percent of
tho country’* output o f rayon yarn
In 1941 Is tailmated to have Been
made In th* touth.
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(ADV.)
Phone 803
Insurance cent restoreloetT. '
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ot b y u n ^ jw c p c a k c f t - L '
For
your
d efen se
and valuable*
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noticed sad r***lr#d to preeeat
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dt *llb*r *1 yoc, may have
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la Ik* court k*a»* o f Mid Ceeaty.
at Saaferd, n.rtda. w l t h i . i l g k l
•ateadar aiealk* frem tk* time of
ik* nret pabllMtlen _*f this a*,
lit*. Met. (U>m or damans. tsSU
k* la writing, and ahall *ut* ik*
atk«* af not****# and y**« *ffi**
adSreesaf ik* claimant, sad afeaU
k* »w*ri* to ky th. claimant, agent,
or attorney, a a g i a y *o«k claim or
<»»»•»«
_*hoii k* votd.
the
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I IS Vi Magnotla Avs. Ph. 1TS-J
G. U. STUART
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Be Beautiful
m
the Air
Nightly touch, In ths g
sassmt ef the de*tracttoo
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Store & Bar
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
Typewriter Wizardry
At tho present time American Inventive .and scientific
genius is being turned to the arts o f war. It is too Had
that tho further development o f miraeuioua contrivances
for tho com fort, convenience and entertainment o f human
ity will havo to await the annihilation o f Hitlerism. This
‘ id the other day
when wo learned that the manufacl
typewriters’ had
been suspended fo r tho duration.
Speaking of'typew riters, l
‘ 1‘ ‘ you ......
.........J
i
did
know
that H
tho Hordinary typewriter usn)lF£found in local offices ia not the
only kind affected by tho b an ! There are all kinds o f
special typewriters made fo r specialists alone frho perform
a wide variety o f amaxing tasks on their intricate little
machines. There Is fo r Instance the "phonetic" typewriter
which types words according to their sound*
"SpecIsl typewriters fo r various occupations run from
mimical to medical Keyboards,” says the New Y ork Times.
‘ Today’s composers ran type their musical scores; doctors,
optometrists and druggists can typewrite complicated for
mulas.. Among tha other special machines are Braille key
boards fo r the Mind, mathematical keyboards ranging in
alze according to the number o f symbols added to the reg
ular keyboard, a nlnety-two character engineering key
board and railroad keyboards, complete with ta riff Signs.
"Mont special typewriters have tho standard keyboard
to which additional characters are added. However, there
Is ono type o f machine, called the "scientific typewriter,”
whose letters are completely deranged to correlate fre
quently used letters with tne most convenient keyboard
positions. Invented In order to increase typing spool and
eliminate waste motion, It Is not widely used becausfc "sci
entific” typists cannot operate the more commonly uaed
P m U a r, mllrted hi th* Army in cB
New York on Fob. 4, the recruit- '
tog office, revealed 7**4.rday.
»
a t yourself tho way other people look nt you I
A re your clothes neatly cleaned and pressed!
You are frequently Judged by your appearance.
. . , L i t us keep your clothe* looking good.
�TU ESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1942
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Irntc on Holly Avenue,
Social A n d Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINK B E A U Society Editor
Social Calendar
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TUESDAY
Tha Azarian Class at th* First
Baptist Church will meet at the
annex at 8:00 P. M. Hoatasaa
will be Mra. W. A. Cagle. Mrs.
JL Davis, Mrs. F. I- Dumpier
a i r M r s . W. L. Vance.
Th* Junior High School P.-T. A.
will meat at S:3U P.M. for a Fath
ers'. Night program.
.Tha Tourist Club will hava its
tegular busine-f meeting at 7:30
Til* Fidelia Class of the First
Baptist Church will meet at the
bom* of Mrs. II. W l.lttlo, dpt
WetU TJInetecnth Street, at TJ^l)
WEDNESDAY o
*»
Th* bonrd of managers of the
Sanford Garden Club will meet
with Mrs. J. If. Calctougli in
){or.« Court nt 10:00 A. M.
Mix* Jean Harper will be liosless to members of the Junior
Auxtliary of 'the Amerlean fas
eion at her home in Rose Court
at 3:30 P. M.
All officers o f Svminola Itebekall l-udgp No. 13 are requested to
meet at Hie I. U. O. F. Hall st
2:30 P.M to practice for inltialion. .
- THURSDAY
Hi* Col. Theodore Kousqvell
Auxiliary o f the United Spanish
Wnr Vciernn* will meet at thr
bom* o f Mrs. Mae Shctifcr on Elm
Avenue at H:00 P.M.
Tlio annual meeting and elecIion <if officers of the Fern Park
Women's Club will in1 held at the
home o f Mrs. Florence Davis, CnstalligfVv Gardens at 3:00 P.M.
An informal talk will be given
ly Mra, l-axell of Del-anil on her
experiencea in Singapore nnd Pek
ing. .
Th* Townsend Club will meet at
the Court House at 7:30 P.M.
Women of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary will sew for the Bed
Cross in the aftfWnoun.
The Seminole County Chapter
o f the Red Cross'! will meet at
th* headquarter* on East First
ptrect at 11:00 A. M. All per
sona who have joined the Red
Cross are invited to attend.
The regular meeting of the
Semlnola Rebekah taxlge 43 will
be held at the I. O. O. F. Hall
at 8:00 P.M. at which time initia
tion* will be conferred. All win
ter viators are invited to attend.
FRIDAY
Th* annual business-luncheon of
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CARD
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Ann’s Mirasol Beauty Salon '
The women’s bureau of the I’
( htnesc-language daily,
was
Ynt sen V-.oes. has been 1S Department of laibor
established
in 1920.
it Munaila
Pnrk
Anna Mae Kill* llrow n . O w n er
Avenue
T elep h on e 71 7
TUESDAYa HOVEMBM
Making a Soldier
of Sugar
r .
dialled »trel. «>'h other
rxWc or rnlotrd whert and olhet nghtirt
mutt nuke t tnldicr of
j.
WORLD W AR I
1917
j* -
■is.cn. i n . .he
e outcome A the powder ,hV
J ,b|«
rat nutrient in ion* ol i>escc
heroic out to
" nowcsIird ^ n J P ^ ^ ^
ly llte people* of out Allies-who**
T h e U n i t e d S t a t e s C i o v c r n m u i i r e s t r ic t c il t h e u s e o f s u g a r in W o r l d W ^ u M .
T h e resp on se o f T h e (!o c u -(!o la C o m
p a n y w as ex p ressed
s w w u
a d v e r tis e m e n t
i.y ■ii - in »>*«-»"? \hrc.Hu. r,
t dealer, and ctrtv Indivulual il l»l» ' lpo" '
,h
do ipdultfie* il fall*
the
kerx who detitf il'ci' l » '" t lr® «
\ nHI.
»--is civilian it in lint war »uh l*>«
,,
H U great and small. A
DAY
T0J)A Y
Double Progrram
Com*
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lli'iirt* .iml Mower*, luvenitn »n«l luce—thnt'n the roitinnhc sentiment on Valexi*
tine** hay! It** the flay of
•lay-* In work magic with •
"'••H i: r n u in «•.1 appearanceI'hiTp'* minpfinr who I* hopmi: you will look especially
lovely tlnn't ili»nppolnt him!
\i i i m
Mirn*o| Beauty Salon
i* lewly to help you he a
Itenutiful Valentine
make
>our appointment at one*.
First Baptist Church
Circle Three Meets
Mrs. Ray Bassett ami Will Ash- |
down havr arrived from Long i
Island, N. Y. to visit with tr.elr • ^ n.
brother and sister-in-law, Mr and I the S i
Mr*. P. U. Ashdown at their ' stilted
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BE A PRETTIER
VALENTINE
'
Mary Touchtnn Is
Honored At Party
Honoring her ilanghter, Mary,
who rrlrhratcd her thirteenth
hlrthday anniversary,' Mrs. II. Q.
Totichbin
entertained with
a
wriner roast at her hnoie
on
Saturday afterooon.
After the guests had arrived
and Mary had opened her many
gifts the remainder of the afternoon was spent in playing games
on the lawn nnd roasting the
weiners and marshmallows.
Those invited to crlebrat* the
occasion with the honor** were:
The Misses Kvelvn Matthews,
Betty Jo Brisk. Charlotte Stein,
Janice Cook. Myrn Ann South
ward. Norma Jean Sayer, Nancy
Bpyle,
Williams, L ill'in
Irma
Matthews,
Matthews.
Harriett
Joyce Goodspccd, Louise Clark,
Caroline 1-ee, Delores Lee, Kitty
Odham, Evelyn Ratliff,
Patty
Anderson and Audrsy Toll.
Also, E. C. Harper. Jr., Ken
neth Leffler. Malcolm MacNell,
Bobo Mero, Billy Gray, Rhett
Ravcnel, Billy luidwlg,
Simon
Dingfelder, Gwynn
Hee. Carl
Williams,
Robert
Middleton,
OF THANKS
We with to express our KT*t4Hide to our many friends for tb*
l>eautiful
floral offering* and'
other acts of kindness at tks
death of l.ucy Kills Foster,
Alex Foster
Mrs. Chailes A. Davis
C K. Ward Ison)
wrap up w M r i n ' h*
PleaM
Motor vrhicle license fee* toL
in It*to by the 4* state*
wmmnti-d to $387,747,000.
looted
the glee j The Ionian School
Parentaon High ' Teacher Aaaoclation will havP an
Ita Jane ' important meeting at the school
who waa i in l/>ngwood on Thursday eveni ing at 8:00 o'clock at which tinny
. Founder's Day will be observed
1 hla C O - 'with an appropriate program, it
y
May. > « * announced thin morning hy
PrsnapoTt, Mra. Maxine Clark, aecretary
n Beach
The aehool district takes in
lif., atop- 1ongwood,
Atamonte Springs,
,|r ’ Bill*’ - Hear Ijike, Foreat C.lty. Kern
J.
C. ■Park and Casselberry Everyone
’ i. cordially invited to attrnd the
■oeetlng and program. At the
r, Mr*. R.| "inclusion of the program
reMyers and , freshnienta will be aerveil.
the Sanford xGarden Cl’^> will be
held at the Tourist Center at 11:00
A.M. with luncheon to be served
at 12:30. Reserrations may be
insda by contacting Mrs. F. A.
Urie, Mrs. Georgs McCall, Mra.
George A. 8peer or Mra. R. H.
Coleman.
The Women’* Society of Chrietlan Service of the Methodist
Church will sew for the Red Cross
in the Wnmsn's Club in the morn
ing.
Bundles for Britain will meet
at the home of Mrs. I, D. Mar
tin, I3&I Mellonville Avenue at
3:00 P. M.
The Sallie Harrison Chapter
of the I) A. It. will meet at the
lumir of Mrs. W. If. Ttmnlellff#
at 3:00 P M with Mrs W. B.
Ballard nnd Mrs. J If. Mmlek
as Co hostesses.
J. 8. Shuman has returned to
SATURDAY
his home in Jarksonville o ile r
Tin- Civilian Music Club will visiting with his brother, J V.
itn-el at the Fannie R. Munson Shuman, in luikc Mary.
Studio on fan Myrtle Avenue at
3: IT. I’ M.
.Mr. ami Mrs. J. M Haves hnxe
as their guest, their cousin. Mis
Bessie Bruce llatid, nf Allendnl.-,
8. C.
nUY VICTORY STAMPS
BARGAIN
discover** m ■
Founder’s Day To Be “ Father’s Night” To
Celebrated By P.T.A. Be Observed By PTA
| p '< 7'“
in t h e n e w s p a p e r
r c n r o tln c e il
at t h e
le ft .
V t£ H fe
Early!
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TH R E E .O STARS
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T i l t COCA't’XU-A COMFANY
ATLANTA. OA.
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employed III W W IM M i H* 1*
at present stationed In the Per
sonnel Department at Fort MonmotAh. Red Bank. N. Jo where
the couple plan to make their
Only Intimate friends' and r»taller* of th* eoual* attended
w v w f f if e j*
B F R ’i
WORLD WAR II
1942
TH VR8DA
H istory repeats itself
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FOUR
THE
copablo oprinton- Saturday night,
Armed Girl waa In hot punult of
Hi-Guide moat o f tho route ao
that etolUr greyhound won hiv
tenth itralght' race in an unde
feated m o o n .
iters M eet
r In Ninth R ace
A t D og Track
probablo favorite I* Cornin'
__ewnod by Myrl Blankenihip
n Florida-bred dog. Thl« greypoaaoaoot a world of oarlr
always break* wrll and 1 S m o k y D o d o 1 S m oky T ip
dtflnltoly bo tho one to I D a rlln e L o u
T J. E. W.
I Mnnown
In tho field, eipeclallr if I Elloabvth
ontoboo an ini Ido poet poalFourth Race— Futurity
I W a r n in g
I K ina I '.p p y
HOB. '
J a y D* M a rco I Kadi* llu ta n o
l H Armed Girl, Smoky Rangvr, II t»ur
Caah
I A c* P ilot
Fire and Clip 'Judge are all I H llll* Ho**
IV aU nttn*'* Pard
K ________________________________
Fifth Race— B-l* Mila
I Mon I* Illu*
1 flnldcn
Palar*
I ll* d
I l.um b*r
Jack
T ra d e r
I I ('Iffar Man
7 U d r Pard
» VVIHIa Mila
• Miriam il iMir •
Slllk Ra« ft— Futurity
I nr»wpr'at K Id
I I>raft«« llnjr
12 Tlppla
I M orning J n d * «
la Your Laxative
• Leader?
I Irtah Not**
I C o o l Man
f 1A tc k y
F ir*
I Snow flank
Seventh Raco— 3-10 Mile
I i*alum«t
ft leamp Uahi
1 Jo* Willard
t Mill* HIp
I Hw*rt 1'aah
f Dulomsn
I I'nurt Quit
* lltrkl*** Mlk*
Eighth Race— Falarlty
I l.urky Tak*r I Lilts'* Jim
I l.urky Vicky
I pit Plr*
i ■ A good reaton you ought to
try
BLACK-DRAUGHT
next
Urn* la—It baa been a favorite
laaaUvo In the South for four
.-fMUratlontl You’ll diicover an
aB around good laxative—entry,
aromatic, aaiy to tako. Uaed a*
j f l m M , 'tta action li usually I
' . gontle
ni if and thorough, too. There’* I
l 1 tonkklasatlv* Ingredient In
BLACK-DRAUGHT which help* i I
3
Igsy Inteitlnal muscles!
t
— Adv.
|
5 ^
N atural
W h lll*
Hull
J u n ta
f J .r r y ll.o-k
• Old llrla r
Ninth Rack— Futurity
ll* a l P l«*
I A rm td tllrl
(H r Judg*
* S m oky I L n g r r
N adark n
T fu m in ' A lo n e
i r f f l r .r Am tr*w | Our llo n u *
WOMEN. GIRLS
,2 way Relief!
Georgia Cagers Beat
Gators By One Point
?,i.V
»■’
but barely managed to hold the
Floridans safe In a
thrilling
finish.
Rolind of Georgia »* * high
•corer for both teams with 11
point*. Steve Elllsh paced the
Gator* with nine.
Only four foula were called on
the Gators who were outacnied
from the floor 12 goal* to It.
ConiTwill Be Next
Opponent Of Louis
ft
Bee* keep warm In th* winter
by huddling In clusters.
They
constantly work their way from
th* outside o f th* eloster to the
Inside, and back again. The ex
ercise keeps them warm.
The
temperature at th* center of th*
clueter always 1* about U8 da-
We alncerely regret that, becauao o f tho tiro
shortage and IncrPaalng priced, wo arc forced
to announce that there will be . . .
All Popular Brands
NO MORE FREE DELIVERIES!
ARCADE
Package Store -
AU of ua had hoped that someway could l>o
fodnd to continue giving our customent this
little extra service. However, there seems to
be no wav around it and “ for the duration”
at least there will be a charge o f 15c for do*
liveries of any size package goods.
O. D. Ferrell, Prep.
Pbon. t U «
Mstber Bldg.
K
BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
YO U R irsti*!
I
'A
HARRY’S
LIQUOR STORE
NICK’S
PACKAGE STORE
THE
TAVERN
*r ante* *1 1* ISl*t A.M.
rea.
pk*M
’S S L s *t Touchton's O n .
IIP.ANR—T*nd*r«r*vn. Hu llpr. 1141
IIKKTH—.Do*. Hun l*e-Tle
CAllllAdt—Ten. Hulk. Pair lo ley,
m.tt-|SI.M. lied llpr. »I4»II It. Chin***. Crl*. ll.M -ll.lt
PA It HOTS—Do* Hun. I*c-*le. Hu.
llpr t u e - i i . n
CACI.If LOWEIL—Crml**. t i l l
(1I3JCHV—<fril*«. Ilt l-ll.* *
CELERY IIKAIITS—Cr*t*#,
II.**
IS.TI-
IJRAPEFIUTT — Ho*
Comb.
->V
Tommy Gomez Again
Will Fight Scott
C U L L A R D * — Do*. Hun. I « c - t * e
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No. i I I .I I
L E T T U C E — l e o b .r g . «'rt.
te*d
t i.f i- lt .e i. i* ii.s e -ii.se
ONIONS— Do*
Hun
Oil A N.IICS—no*
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UK comb.
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R T ItA W B IH IIIE R — P i l l l* e
R W T P O T A TO E S — C W T S ack *.
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T A N O K IIIN E R — I 'r a lM . I I . i t
T I Til NIPS— D os. Hun. t t e -S I c . B *
llpr SSc
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STATE
P E O D tC T O
Nine Colored Cases
Tried In City Court
NONE
FLORIDA STATE MARKETING
BUREAU CO-OPERATING
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id
r . c a iir s s c a iir t.
T O T A i, S l H IIII'l'IN O K >IN T IN F O R M A T IO N
F O R M O N D AT. F E R ». ISIS.
S A N T O IID -O V IE D O
S E C T IO N :
l la u ln g m o d ,r a t* . d«m*n<s v * r y
good.
narllroU arlv
ea
la r g e
als*a. M a rk*! *l*»d jr, In d iv id u
a lly w **h *d and y ie e o o la d , f a ir
l o g o o d , q u a lity
b lan ch
la v
p ro v in g , S l o 4 dnt. l i .T J .I S * .
tnoally a rou n d
l!4 B
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r x to -iiT s . • d o*
it .it -t t .s e .
I t d g i. | l . i e - t t s « . I Y * c o o lin g
ISe e it r a .
I A m A N H E I.E S: I)*ir>**S m o d • rat*. m a rk a l a b ou t * l* s d y ' t q
P s * c s l. c a r lo a d s f o b . a h lp p la g
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w ashed,
l# “ r r p le s trim m ed to p * . t H m
d o*, t t.ie -t .s i. i r ,
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t i* d o t.. I l . l k cu b rr a lo o ! I-IS *
d o * , m o s ily a rou n d l l . l t t * . n i l l l - A . V tH T A : llo ld o n llo o r fc
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m o d e r* to . - m a r k e t
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q u a lity .
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w ashed,
m o o d y 1- 1 1, d oe., m o e tly l t . 1 t .
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t v n r r ) : A (u r d o y sa d Sunday j
t(nr*p«rt*<l *1 tim e o r ro le s* * .
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C A L IF . IF* S-4 d o t. l 4 * - t .* * .
I’ a aral I I - I H - * das. 1 4 1 -t .M
C IIIC A O O :
M ARKBT
8 L IO H T L T
irritO N H K R ON H E gT BTOCK.
C ara o a t r a c k It. C or* a rriv e d
* F L O R ID A , a R A U F .
Car*
d iv e rte d
I.
F L O R ID A
w id e
ran **
la q o a l l l i
an d
eorwt
m o a ilr f a ir a s a l l t v a a d fa ir ly
w a ll b la a ch o d . l o w g o o d qaa l-
K
Rolling • fin* *30. Billie WaH
let a new Individual high gam*
■core In th* Commercial Bowl
ing Langne, wbOa Willi* DennU,
with a 121 and 110, M t a new
mark In th * three-game total
orlth 001 pin*. Th* Tavern’s star
outfit eon tinned to k e e p its
steady league-leading p a c e by
copping two of three con teats
from 8t- Johns River Lin* to
chalk up a record o f 20 vtctorteb
end 10 Iota**.
In % h * r
matches,
E meric k
TAMPA. Fsh. 10, W V-8oldl*r Hardwarawwon two out of three
from
Hofmann
Electric,
Lance
Tommy Gomes and Fireman Bud
dy Scott win take another crack To**tehee apeet th* second place
Agency In
at rsch other in a to o t here Andrew C am w ay
March 0, with the winner laying two o f three games, while the
claim to tha Southern boalng Celery Printing team took tha
odd gam* from Tooehton Drug.
championship.
, *jr U
OtheT bowlers who rolled over
Gomes, young prlvatevat Camp
Blinding, appeared hearltd for a 200 ara C. Scndder with 217
and
Hsrb Move* with 202. The
•hot st th* national heavyweight
title until last Summer when he flea top noUherg in Individual
rages are Herb Mokes 105,
was knocked out bv Scott, veteran i ■T#™***1
Scuddar
c a m p * . j IC.
Bu(jjy
^ ka103. W. Dennis 102.
Washington, D. C., campaigner.
101. and Bill JenIt was the first tlma he hid been I Roddy
nlngi 157.
kayoed In hla boxing career.
The
standings:
marque
said
Promoter Frank L*.
Won Loat
he had signed the pair after nego20
10
tiations that extended through Th* Tavern
Carreway Agency
13
17
most of th* Winter.
Lance To**tehee
17
13
Emerick Hdw*. Co.
13
17
Celery City Prtg.
10
10
Hofmann Electric
IS
17
8L John*
IR
12
Tnuchton Drug
22
' S
There were no whit* person's
name* on the Municipal Court
LEGAL NOTICES
Dockets
for! trial
yesterday
afternoon when court convened is T im c i a c t r r c o i r t n in t h
at 4:00 o’clock. Nine colored J C I I K T A L C IN C tT IT I N A N D F O R
COVNTT,
F L O R ID A
cases were brought before the ■ R R I N O I 4 I
IN C M A N C B R V .
court.
D IV O R C m .
Negro case* together
with JOHN T . W E L C H , F l a ln li l f .
'
•
charges and sentences
follow; - V I Iju ris Burk, parking by
fire E DN Ao RWnBt cLRC Ha. nDdo laNn doann et. * .
plug, bond estreated;
Robert IN T U B N AM E O F T I I E S T A T E
Aiken, drunkeness, bond estreat
O F F L O R ID A
ed; (Rufus Scott, disorderly con T O : E d n a W e lch , w h o a * p rts o n l
a d d re s s I* u n k n o w n but w h oso
duct, 516 or 45 days; Everett
is o l h n o w s a d d r o o * Is
Franklin, drunk and disorderly,
M o a ltr l* . ( l t o r g l a :
YOU A R E lO C n K B T N O T IF IE D
$15 or 45 day*; F. N. Took**,
o d re q u ire d Is a p p e a r t o a certa in
parking on wrong side of street, aHill
111*4
“ " o *l C
“ o m p la in t‘ file
rs b y Joh n T.
bond
estreated; Levi Knight, W elch, s g a l n o l yo u li th o c ir c u it
drunk end disorderly, bond es C ourt o f S em in ole C o u n ty . on o r
treated Ida Clemmons,
drunk b s fo r * th e tn d d a y o f M a rch . A. D.
l i l t , th * u r n * b * ln g Ik* M orch
snd disorderly, 015 or 45 daya; R
o l* D a y ; la d tX oa ll w h o r o e f lh *
(Willi* MeNeil. disorderly con so ld r e u s * w ill - p r o c e e d o x p a rts
I
duct, |10 or 30 days;
Charlie o s s ln s t y o a .
In s a id a ctio n a g a in s t you , lh *
Lawrence,
disorderly
conduct,
p la in tiff aah a l o r a d l r o r r o ; (h a t
110 or 30 days.
till* O rd * r bo p u b lis h e d ' f o r th e
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*FEBRU
-------------------------- 1942
TUESDAY,
ARY 10,
— v ■
Prrrktent Roosevelt has (igned trnd the national encamp)
r bill • autborixing
the
United o f the d.A Jt at Columbos,
States lU rine Corps Band to at- Kept. 14 to 19.
O n R o u t* 17 (S a n fo r d H l f h w t y ) * a l L on ( w o o d
\
W ANTED
••ROOM
IM S
f r o m -c t s
Celery City Printing Company
eClassiHed Advertisements
MO.
«te>
rip
A#
I*.
e*
n em ot
ETTA K M T
•nd ELTO Mnrlet
i. H. fl. Pop* c i ,
Sanford** Celery Fade art Be
eorded the fsvo
lt* rol*
rorfte
role tonli
tonight
when they go against tha OkLand five in the .high
school
gym there. A gam* between th*
B squad* will (tart
at
7:00
o'clock, with th* varsity contest
slated for R:00 o’clock.
Winner of five gaVnei
and
loser of th* Mm* number, the
Fed* claim a previous decision
over the DeLand outfit.
M IIC E L L A R E O ra F R U IT A I D
* M * r i l U I REPORT
Thoy’ r t Your Star Baksaten!
• ’
C&C
1QU0R STORE
"
fools Stag through
CHECK
ARCADE
PACKAGE STORE
■AVrOWD *TATK FARMER**
MARKET
ThA T n E|N S ’ I ? * "
j P A R S L E Y — P e L linn l i e
T h e U n iv e r s it y o f G e o r g ia b * »- IP B A R — Hu H p r Ord In fr y . I l « » k e tb a ll te a m a qu eex*d o u t a 77- .
IM I
O N D E II — Du
WOND
2d v ic to r y M o n d a y o v e r th e F lo- P R l-l'KIl*
F l’ B R * (JAI.IP W
l i a r .. 4 l . t t - l i . i l
rid* Gators in the first of a P O rA
T ATtO
O E R — M*<l
K*d llllo*. C
Clra te s M i l
two-game series.
II I t . C W T Hags IS S S - li tS
Georgia led 10-12 at halftime H A D I B lim — Dos. Hun. aSe-S*c
HPINACTI— Hu llp r . Hummar Type*
* lim e *
I Don O rla n d o
| t i * lu i.lli*
NOTICE!
F L O R ID A
With DeLand Theere
*
Tenth Race— S-l* Mile
I M ilky W ny
ll* d T r * i
D o r o th y
J u n io r II M an
Ml** M lllo n
•
SAN FO RD .
_
Fed C agen'T angle
HERALD,
Pauline Betz Favored FARMERS* MARKET
In Orlando
______ Tourney
REPOST No. «
MIAMI, Feb. 10—(JP)— Promo
ter Mike Jacobs said
Monday
i Billy Conn definitely would be
b*
|the June opponent of Joe <»uls,
Eleventh Race— J-l« Mile
j regardless of how th* Pittsburg
H lN lB ltlfl K a ra )
1 H p lla tn liu rg
ft ft* l.u r k y
pretty boy’s fight Friday night
2 Flail* fl
Jimp High
I with Tony Zale turns out.
t l.urky Jokar
7 (’ I#nil*
“ Conn will get th* *pot, re• YoWal ll» y
tern facta pray# CARDUI I F riend M » m
, girdle**," Jacob* said Just be> way*: (Taken ai a tonic
for* boarding a plan* for Nsw
' direction*, It uiually stlmuYork. II* added that Iaw Nova
■ppetlte, Increase*
flow
Large numbers of skier* from would have to -get and beat a
*trw Juice*, to Improve* U. 8- go to Banff, Jasper and i couple of guys before he can
on. That's probably the Mount Kevelatok* National Parks
I reaaon for tha now energy and In Canada since the war closed i hop* for another Louis match.”
)>. strength and tho roliof o f per- European ski grounds to Ameri
. ladle functlonil dlttroia of many I cans.
-CLEAN
8LATETho other way iuch dl»-1
of
Ilf*
la relieved for many It • Th* average length
JACKSONVILLE, Feb
10Starting I days before "th e emdng American wig* earners Georg* H. Andrews,
district
a*." taking It as directed. Try was 0243 years at tha beginning manager o f th* priorities field
“ DUl.
- A d v . of th* present decade.
icrvlr* ■of tha (War Production
Board, yesterday reported Flori
da’* busineM men have a •’clean
slat*- to date In obeying goveminent priority orders on the
use of scare* materials.
I
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SANFORD
*
ORLANDO.
Fob.
lO -W IV The Florida State Invitational
Orornlght B rid es For Taeoday Tennio Tournament, an amateur
event, will get under way hera
P in t Raco— Polarity
Thurtday with women and Junior
I Pot** I 'h o lr *
I Ml** S m y rn a
playen In the featured role*.
I W **t V ir g i n i a n ! P rl* co T ip
I T llllo H a rp e r
/ J o v ia l * H lari*r
The war and professional tenIMI** l >* r * o n a llly l A n f t lln
nii have claimed mo»t of the
Second Rice— Futurity
'top
- ranking men performen,
ir in t Halt Dolly lleohle)
: forcing the tourney to confine
I (Jroin H a rp o r I Kid M ika
I S tead y X a n
1 llu b * lu lls
that division moetly to local ta
I H a ln o H U ady
I T r r r lk lt T im
lent.
I P lr* C h laf
| Slim H aaard
Pauline Betx, Roliina
college
Third Race—5-|g Milo
itar. il expected to be leeded
IL a st H a lt D aily D o o k le i
I J m * l W * a lh « r I H otly J * d a m * n l number one in the women'i field.
LONOWOOD, Fob. 10, (flpeclal)
- a iwid •f oprinton, each on*
• capable greyhound. Ungl* U>atgfct In th* featured ninth raco
tba Sanford-Orlando Kcnnol
V o p ra m .
It w ill t o
tho
y-nlnth night In tho 90-d»y
n
1
To o i ftw c f t m a v o u H ew
w l^ S S S iS >
A tX M O
�FLAG
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY
E xtsbliahed In 1908
vaders M ass
j;or Great New
D riv e In Bali
Thomas Hart, Allied
Naval Chief In Far
9 Pacific, R e s i g n s
Because Of Illness
jla p s Continue
Indies A ttacks
1
T
*
U. S.-Filiplno Troops
Rest As Foe Girds
For Great Assault
WASHINGTON, F e b . 11.
— UP) — The Japanese troop
wnovementa indicated todnv
" h e Invader* are mleaning fo r
$ tenmefituouK new att-vtull
against General D o n gins
MarArthur’a defender* on
f£ a ta n peninsula In the Phil“ pplnea.
, Far
the
moment,
however,
hard-pressed American ami Fili
pino troop* rained • respite l i
ter nine weeks of almoat eonw/tant fighting. Land action and
•'Japanese air aeUrlty waa nolire ably slackened.
. Meanwhile, the N a ▼v
anoouneed today Admiral Thomaa
C. H a r t , •4-year-old former
mtmganirr af the United State.
m J S S S T fWet, had resigned hU
enemiaand aa ehtef * the Allied
g g S a w I f a T a * Far Faetflc
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A .
WEDNESI) \Y.
*1 pletl*# allrfianfr In
lh«* United State-* of America,
Republic f«ir »hir|i it •land«.
Indi«i<*ili1e. »ilh lilirrtt ami |u<
SPAPEH
K E IIR I'A R Y
I I.I'M
British Strike Desperate Counter
Blows As Nippons Enter Singapore
Improvement Must
Be Made On Siren
London Claims Nazi. Italian Losses Are
More T h a n 8,500',
Reds Push Forward
Invaders Are Said In
C i t v A r e a, Four
MiLs From Heart
Of Island Fortress
LOOKING DOWN ON THE NORMANDH
“ A •mallrr siren In the
downtown district would be a
Nolution to ovrrro.nv the noise
In Sanford'*
buxines* area
which tenor,, to drown out
the new »lrrn when wr tested
it today between noon and
1:00 P. M. from It* |M»ltlon
at the City'* walrr tower,"
H. Jame* Gut. a**i*lant chair
man of the Civil
I’ rotectton
Division of the'|tefrn*e Coun
cil. slated immediately follow.
Iny the teat, lie added that a
complete report n, to the r i
t e n t of the nirrn'a radlua
rould not be determined until
appmaiinatrly
fio telephone
call* rould be made to vuruiua
part* of the rounty.
Forces (lash In
Heavy Fighting
Malayan Capital Ra
dio Heard Broad
casting A t Noon
New C i v i l i a n
Defense C h i e f
D i s c l o s e s Plan
III*
t
•w_____ ____
3ays Reorganization
O f O.C.D. Is Under
W ay’ In Congress
^ V 5 T AdLriroTc.' ft. L. Helfrleh
af Urn I K # Dutxi ••Or « •
t e
ttU S
£>.. which la
tss for Indulgi called frivol-
Huge billow* o f amok* ,Hse 'front the former French luxury
liner Normandie after the giant irrs-rl caught fire at her Hudson
River pier. New York City. Now know n an the Lafayrttr, th»*
►
hip wa.'r taken ov#r l*y the United Staten government and
U*ing# converted to N.ivn! unp.
oaiinili'V blow • nt
reaa conference
A TTi e r^Discuss! Young Students!; FavmV
Problem Of Vichy Over 17 Can Take
Aiding Germans Defense Courses
British Subs Secure Men Will Graduate
'From High School
A n o t h e r Victory
U n d e r Provision
I n Mediterranean
^
w s saysi
s, r u n ,,
nas
torpedoed and eonk fat the
Hop area, with - U suret
ail m fe at aa Hawaiian
Pad n
peraena "missing
Mr* EG. Philips
Ig-D&ad Fottowing
Three Soldiers Leave
Under Sealed Orders
Edwin Pridgvon, Lance Hayes
and Julian Stonatrum, who havt
been aUtlencd with the Fourth
Corps’ Hospital Unit In Jackson
ville under C a pt A. L. Stomps
for the past year at Duval Ar
mory Dfapvnaary. have received
orders to deport Immediately
with the remainder o f their di
vision. to an undisclosed destina
tion.
When the dlvMon was divided
a abort while age, port of the
soldiers w en sent to Fort Benning, Ga.. to assist and demonstrata new military pattern* and
experiment*',
hot these
three
yoxrng men are among the num
ber who l o o u p for the West
Const under seated order*. All
three
hoys
attended
Sanford
reboots. Hayes was employed by
the
P lggly. Wiggly
Company.
8tenstrom waa o sports reporter
for The Baafevd Herald prior to
tho time the Notional Grard unit
Ml
for Camp . Blanding IS
months a|to.
l'f r« *l
th*>
1 fi»ieew iiiul « 4iir«Ml
if o .-’ C h K ' i *
at work on tho reorganisation o f
her dtvli$4tL'
Asked wh*th«r Mr*. Rooaevalt
•nd shattered with artillery fire would remain after tho reorgsnla new attempt to land troop# on tatlon, land la said. "1 can t com
|he west coast o f Baton with mit Mrs. Roosevelt".
Mayor Fiorcllo H. La Guardia of
the apparent purpose a t Uklng
the Americana and FUlpInos In Now York resigned today aa di
rector
of tho Office o f Civilian
the m r yesterday.
The
llttlw mayor’*
, But there waa no disguising Defense.
id been demanded for
fatt that Gen. MaeArthur’i resignation had
e defenders, fighting on ------------------ jth within and with
out Congress on grounds that no
p om Baton’s fox holes
these
past U days, now wars itrug- one man could serve efficiently
aa director o f civilian defense and
mayor o f tho Nation's largeit city.
Ha said two weeks ago that he
would relinquish hit post when
Congress completed action on the
1100,000,000 deficiency appropria
tion. which the House passed yes
terday and sent to the Senate.
vtileqo— the th M ,
stotoenth,
twenty-eighth, and sixty-fifth—
t»«Hi laird
An I m p c r t ;i I .liipniitMo
II f i i ili|tmi t«'M fommiinit|Ui»
'.imIiiv rlm m cil Ih c Jupniivmt
f n r c c en terril I In' Siiign|Miro
c iv a n il nt X 'Hi A. M. Itanl
* inn*
( 7 :0 0 P. M.
K. W .T .
Tuc.ailay). (T h e fit y it r <• it
••xtciula it! least f«*iu- o r fiv e
m iles from lltc heart o f th o
island m etro| iolis).
The Ibili-b said Singii|Hire*e
tiff* iiiIim 4 tin* •trikiMtf >«lrs|M'rmlv
ut lat-un
rvDui.eil
In band,
__
■
lA H in
W i l l
TV 1 1 ■
1 I J n ll
O U II
Torpetioe* s e n t one heavily
lad*"' Libyan-bound supply ship
to the bottom of the erntin 1
Mediterranean, almost rrrtsioly
sank a medium supply ship mol
j hit another, the admiralty ic
nwhIU.
In
Washington.
8enat0 r Claude A. Pepper, fre-
nu, n( bellwether of adntlnlslrolion foreign policy prior to Unit
ed 8 tates* entry into the war.
■aid sne French thlpment* >hmiM
the Semi- lead to • showdown with Vichy
'arm Loan'but not ncca. tartly to a dlplotomorrow matlc break.
r th# City
Senator Elbert I). Thoma* sn.'i
announce- "W e've got to take action." but
Freeman, he did pot propose that United
'P®**# on States-Vichy ’ ties lie snsimcl.
I Land Bank
■MS County
the facilities
x ty Assoc itS m the as
ms outstsnd- rendering to Axis demand*.
BOM B U T BONUS
All young men 17 l-'i year* of
age nr older can lake n defense
training Amr«r of eight hom*
it day and -lilt gniduoU' from
high school in June provide I
they huvr mmplvtnl lh.* fir«l
tt m n l.r « f thrir wnlor year,
acconlmg to lh»* ip.tlc#
by Air* .1ohtiiM.n, Miprrvinor uf
th# Vocational llrfena,' Training
•School. Thia
tilling has been
made -by the State Department
o f Education. .Mr. Johnson aaid.
“ It add* up tu this,"
Mr.
Johnson said, ‘‘ A Imy that is
eligible to take Ihe course ran
do so now. When he finishes the
IS wrrks training, our place
ment service will get n position
for him. And in learning a trade
he still will receive his h'«h
school diploma in Juno like
nther students, and he ran con
tinue his school activities. Th"
only difference Is that he will
study a trade instead of Envlish,
math, e'r. It is Iwtter to train
now and get a Job than to wait
"ntll June and (hen start train
ing.''
Two classes, electrl-* weldin’:
-ml solo meehnnif*. will he of.
ferrsl, Vr. Johnson ndiletl, and
they will start as soon as pos
sible, ptohaldy rtext Monday. At
present a class o f IS Is belnr
ofganltjd. Any boy
Interested
should rail at Mr. Johnson's of.
flee at Ihe
Future
Farnyrs
Building.
Limit. \V. Fatillc. mu uf Mr.
mid Mr* Howard Fnvilli-. hn*
It,-,‘ii tippitmlcd In lh,- piiaitinii
uf l,iirt«>rt,*loirl*l with Ilit- l\
S. 1'iiblic llrallh Snvire mid
at pii--«‘ iil i, »lHlinnr,l ut
('amp I 'Inibiirm-, A Irxandi in.
l.n. Mr Favillr i« u gradual"
uf Scininnla County ftchpol-,
tin- I'lin r o lly of Florida mol
ha« iloni- |to«l gisoluiiti- work
ut l.•oll•lilnu Stulo I'tuvrrailv
an,| ilir I'nivvfaity of Mimi—-
Market Advisory
Committee Names
Dunn As Chairman
I'hurlr* Dunn, Sr., wa« elected
permanent chairman o f the Advis
ory rmomittee o f the Hanford
Slate Fanners Market rt Ihe
monthly ' meeting of the rommitIte Monday night, II. J. Lehman,
manager of the market, nnminiiretl today. Mr. Dunn i* Irking the
iMi.ilion fotmerlv belli by the III,'
It. M. I’uitwt rth.
Joi^ii Melsch was named vice
chaitman. Otner meinlter* of the
committee ar* Ralph Wight. Hen
ry Nickle, Cu* SchnuH, W. ALeffier, llenjamln Haines of Altu*
monte Spriojs. and ('harle* Lev
uf Oviedo.
Mr. Ivhman also stnteil that
1‘shokee will Join the li«l of other
Floritla towns Hint hove State
Farmers Market*. The mirkel ut
i'nitnkre will be dedicated Feb. 'J7.
HOYS WILL HE IKAH
BALTIMORE, f i t . II, (Ah—
Eighty-year-old Jehn Hopkins was
Just out having fun with boys In
the neighborhood— throwing snowA firm In the Panama Canal tall* in the first snowstorm nf the
Zone la devoted to raising four year—when he wrs hit by art au
leaf clovers.
tomobile. Patrolmen sent llopklna
to n hospital for treatmrnl of
minor injuries, and said he should
Nick Zemovran. 110 - year •olJ
be ipnre careful.
fanner o f Seminole County, d id
Pt his homo on Beardall Avet o o this morning at 7 : 2 a o’clock.
Ho hod been in Ul health for npproxlmately one year. Mr. ZerIke Butler, former employe
■arson waa born In Brasou, Ru o f the Postal Telegraph Com
mania, Jan. 17, ia i8 , and has
pany herf. left today for the
boon in the United States for .It
Nary Recruiting Station In
rearm. He Heed In Watt Virginia
Orlando
where be will'have a
for thro* years and sine* then
physical check-up and
teased man la survived
widow, Mr*. Marvaret
.I ■ niece. Mrs. Mary
Police roatlaaed their drive to
Iro . great nieces, Croprevent th# uto o f . bicycles that
*4 Mary Xenia and two
do not hare I frit licenses by
l t o « - Nkk.TOd .George
tagging over'••O blfvelea yeater•lav, Chief H f f Williams
aabl
me will be contoday. Under a City ordinance,
» n Fonerxl Homo
all bicycle* m
‘
g» |0dW o ’clrek,
which may be '
W, P, Brooks, Jr.
Police BUIImi,
Nick Zemovean Dies
A fter Year's Illness
Ike Butler Joins
United States Navy
City NewB Briefs
id#tit;
\
U
y t .I
imi^w
The' fir s t iS 4let Chyrrh will
held Ilf. Wrdm
ykg at 7 il0 f .
invasion
»uree*»rB#
i
(*. \ nt»» McUmusi. nf th* AnI’ rrhii, in
)i»«t
Iuitch from Hinjtupur#. gsvr tHi»
vivid an mint of the city*** dying1
•Imt i *, wilt ten
nmid Imratlntf
Ih.iuKh " ni float* | had In .lurkluhind a wall: "BritGh fightrr
pilot* me »till taking the enemy
against overwhelming tnltlv If
••vet lit uve men earned tindying
gloiy. the* »• R A F . pilot* luivo
t)u« tragic morning. Gun rrrw*
keep on fighting, then guiM |*eppeiing dinoke into the limited
telling
every
time
Japane^i
plane- come neni — that almost
M*hs*I\ i ynmiiKhniii, mu*i»*'an. «on-laiitlv.*’
lie ndde«l: “ 4 aui leaving."
*iliy* i tHI'l M«'tliin*r, «*•%!•-vi.•in***V
J.i pa in «e plant** rained homln
tin* iism. ii .it the i«*int Inin hi *ni
•
.
ii
tin* downtown area. A Toky.i
of lh*' Riwimia t Ini* niitl it*
flllllaal
b*llll IZatlllll,
till* K*'» iepoit claimed .’10,1100 Hr»ti*h ».r#
Happed in the central and Aouth*
t I l< .»i Ss iuuiolg. Ilitfh Si'IuhvI
l*l.i\ mu niiiiiiit* oth**r HntMi •*a**teiii ■retioim of the i*lund.
The Allietl Far Ku*l coniniuml
incut« .i *viii|»h*uiy Im i |i, .il«<*
destruction
of
»all'il ti i iiiu|ilcti» h.ir|i, mi l .1 repoi tid * the
11*-xiii'ii*' **i .1 "baby
ratth'i". Smga|H»ie*a naval stolen and in>ii 1 uuiiuikrhmti 1••cwytiic*! In* i nt illationn hv the Itritinh to pre%:ii 1 t\ |ii**triuni ihhicb he n « •I . vent them fr om falling to tho
' enemy, nlnl al.no
reported
tho
with mi utl*lic«« on "HcrviiV.
"Scivii’c i* the ifiiiiln t v%or*l evacuation o f women and etiil •
d
r
.n
.
in the F.nulinh Imitfu.uff.” .Mr
Five .lapanes# division*, total
I'uniuii^hniu ainlul riutihiilit'iilly.
"Th,. wot III ut ItMikiny for arr- ling I*45,000 men. were reportr*!
vitc, mii*I v\c mutt lirmnmtrutt* 1to he delivering the final knock
that w** arc willinir tn trivc it l*» out, wnil# the Tokyo radio nnsert1)1* \i#rt'l Vmir th.*u«lu in life e.l juhiliantlv that the "entire
hdiii.l of Ringup«ire him Lccii
bIm' iiI I !*«• t»* xi»rvi» othyrM.
’ Y*' • will htTfim# yirul
l»v placed mnler control of the Inipivir*f iiuiiy vufir Hcrvli’i’t, an I tier InI Jupnncse Air F«»rce.'
1 will n ine Imrk t«» yu'i ti*nfill*I. Let ii < -erve when wo 11*111*1
ct|**ft anythin: in return.** Mr,
f'liniiin h-pi illuntr:iti*l hi* #mlilic*** with M*vt*ral irranhU* ill*9rr*|ilinrix lin t rin|»ha»ii.%I the
lob that tun lm urtiirv«*i| thrmufb
ilnltiir •nnn thiM/ f«»rn*hrr |M*o|*ic.
Fnurhn tl Ki*y Club iMiy* wfri*
pit *ciit. *1 nt tin* liinrhcnn, nn*l
LONDON, Feb. Il.-J /V ) -T h e
Mcvcral «*th**r« wmild have at* newly-rtented I'ocifie War Coun
ton*li*«I if it had b* rn imMilN', Fil- cil met last night to frame ti
m»r,| Mmihul), nrraahn* nf tin* cool moo poliey io the Fur East
Junior iltih, n p iln n t,
lie
wu« a* wave, uf Japanese im aihcl
lnti."|ufiM| hv Kiwtmian l*r.*/iM#nt with mounting fury ut wenty de
K. I*. llur|M»r. Th# oihtr Key Club fenders nf Singapore, lust strong
nit mhert intrul.irnl th«ani<M*|vra hold nf Ihe llritlah empire's
mi'rht in the i'ocifie.
In turn, and Janira Hamrick w
Crime Minister Churchill preintriNlurod u«* 1 new inrmUr uf
sidesl over the council which con
the junior rlub.
vened In a capital oveicuit with
I'rr«iilmt Mar-hall nnttminrtd gloom nt accounts of Japan***
that h# h.nl n ffrm l th# M rvk n successes on the U-leuguercsl Is
nf%lhc Kt v (Tub to Filwiird Hip land stronghold.
yin«.. Mcrctary of th# Ghambrr
Coincident with last night's
nf (‘oirmcr#**. In mnnrrtion with nicotine. Mr. Churchill moves! to
th# plans which will b*».mn*h« for
trvngthcn the United Nation*'
th# entertainment of th# lluat'in war effort by designating Laird
1llravra lla«rbnll
Team
which Beavvrbrook,
n e w 1 y-appoUitotl
minister nf prtMluction, to rep
resent Britain in various pool
ing arrangements with the Unit
ed Stale*. In a capacity corres
ponding with that of Donald M.
Nelson, head o f the Arnerieaa
War Production Board.
Pacific Council
Meets To Frame
Far East Policy
Head Officer Will
Inspect Company C
M -'or D*vld U Wiley, n o ms tiding officer of the Fourtii
llati*linn, wiii mass an official
'nsre'lon a f Company C, Fourth
Natation. Thursday night at SlM
Newsprint nrndurllon In Can- P. M. B t-th o
Armory,- E. C*
fnr the flr«» four month* of Harper, Company C. rnaunaq1 ' was 1 ortS.HTO tons, com d*r. aanonncwl today. AU taectpared to- 1.003,0*1 ions for the
her* o f tho Company. are D x
«
ytitad to M yrmint.
• -fS i
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I
Editorial Staff
Wednesday’s Chapel Program, Given
c l a s s if ie d
Show Improvement
IC U
.. ..— ........... N«rv»«Hlp Key*
Mlrtan Iptlr a»4 Jmtk Ifrrtmm
. differ* Wr—i t
rill# IIaIIo Nargwrll* K#f» aM
ii m m Q aanm iaa
I flw l Mews ha reMlahe* weekly hr Ike
lemlaele IHeh »,kee|.
Thirty-Three Governors
Thirty-three governors—10 democrat* and 14 repub.
la—will,
expiring III
in VUM
January,
Hill—
will. find
AII1U their
Irllwls term*
ICIIIIB CA^IIlim
UMI J f 1043.
the big show bot Prod AsUlr*
(Nell Pow #ll)ito put on a now
tap from Near York. To heighten the enthusiasm of tho show.
Mlaa Doria
Entxmlnger and
Mias Alma Grantham played a
swell d u s t. arrangement of that
now aonr. "Chattanooga C h o u
Choo," aienn Miller style. To
our groat surprise, Ilsiry Kudell, a great pianist, performed
by playing two old favorites,
"Mother Machreo" ami "8we*t
Gloria Brown.*
Tha student body was again
surprised whan the new Nelson
Eddy of Seminole High School
U U L IC H
Win ted: Tho pareon or poreono
who hare bare leaving rabbits,
■r
__ frog* and bods (earnout) an
Batty K I » l . A taa -Baldy’*" «"d -naaaia'a" front
and Ann Btto* her-1,tap* at night. P A They'd Ilka
Ji their mallow t a k a s . , « , or eat next.
I tone, "Tala af VIWanted: A good reducing diet—
i.”
I *o simple th at I n s cat what
a beard of Seminal* , ever I want, In. any qoantitjr and
>l*a Swing Band M«i- still loose soma of my sxeraa
b a m s* . All appliestlona reeahred .y Lola Cr. (dwell and Nancy
Dichtoo.
ley); tw o saxaa (play
Found: A roll of one-doilar bills,
Matt Hasbrouck and Hugh
will the owner please form a Una
chat); (larinet (played b
at the main entrance tn tha office.
S tine); bass (played by
For Rent- A easy locker. No.
mond Reel); trombone
216 for female only. Convenient
by Edward W h i t e ) !
location.
I t wanted, notify 'Al Ba
(played by Doris Enttm
liurn. (Tha Mond* moved ooL)
and Dal* Hoffman a t tho
Found: The person* who hare
Well you’re really mlsaod
liceit swiping the morning milk
thing. This bond can real
tnd newspapers a t 6:00 A Jf. If
'Tuxedo Junction* and *
any Information la wanted, notify
thing I Love” plenty of
the Celery Fed staff.
To completa th# show
Wanted: A special, handsome
Dr. I. Q. program waa hsl
sailor from Jacksonville to came
Mlaa Dorothy Sanford
to visit a certain girl by tha taitihitting for Che Hie M
tls of E. Bpivay.
w),0 had contracted a
Wanted: Pkturta at Jsffsrson
—especially tKoac so $20 billa. If
«*>••**»• •«
you have any, they will bo re
• question correctly was |
ceived a t room 23.
pas* tn the Rita Theater.
Foi Bile: A n/ Junior w(shine
to buy n good but slightly used
Knjllsh workbook, pleasg notify
any Senior English Student.
I'.S. (til answers have been check-
School Hours Win
Change A t SJBLS.
ne of these governor* will, no doubt, neek re-election
■ November, whilo other may seek higher office* or
y even retire.
Governor Frank M. Dlvon (Democrat of Alabama) is
ihiblted by law from seeking another term. Ex-GovemBibb Graves, Mr. Dixon’s immediate predecessor, has WHAT A VOICE!
To change. tha mood of the
eady announced hla intentions of running for tho gumatorla! position.
Democrat Governor Sidney P. Osborn, of Arizona has
1 announced hla plan* yet, but ho In expected tn try for
S. H. S. Rumblings
S.H.S. SAS8IETY
jther term. Likewise Arkansas’ II o m o r M. Atlkln t
emoernt) haa not disclosed his plans.
• By FATTY
. In tha Important atate of California, Democrat Culbett
Th* semester exams are now
Good evenin', everyone, j u s t
over
and
all
th*
student*
have
Olson, who freed Tom Mooney, is moro or less conceded
relax white I tell you who was
turned over a now leaf and begun wearing what at tho dance gfr,
be planning to attempt to gain another'term- Possible all
over again.
•n by Bominote III for th* In
Hlblkan opponent la Frank F. Merrlam, two-term oxKDWABU MARSHALL thrilled fantile Paralvtla Fund.
th* students of BJIJt. with hi*
reroor.
First of all w* noticed MUa
of *tRoao O’ltey" In Both
..Robert A. Hurley (Democrat of Connecticut), the man rendition
Hand radiant In s debuchapel Wednesday.
rotta
d r r a , and Mre. fL F. Meto knocked the republican rule of Raymond E. Baldwin
Who la tho cute, cute, brunette
K sr charming In s grey fa r
t In 1940, wll probably go to bat again. Ex-Governor that OHIEN FARRELL Is giving coat.
Idwfn and hla altek republican group are ready to give th* "grand rush" on th* (UteT Much Whelrhel was proed f t
Mora power to ra KEEKB! (And
vemor Hurley a tough battle.
It Isn’t MOT WIGHT or HELEN hi* data. Vsteric W a ll* . And
who wouldn't b« If aha wore a
Georgia'! infamous Eugene Talmadge haa hinted that PHILIPS).
FLORENCE WELLS waa •»- white fl/re j skirt and rad tllk
i may atep down to oppose the “Empire S t a t e of the
ccrted to tha Praaldent'a Ball at bloURf.
Oth's“ junior senator, Richard B. Russel), Jr. Ells Ar th*
Dressed In a brown tailored
Armory by that up and com
ds militant young State attorney-general, haa already an- ing man about town who stays corduroy suit* with an aqua
uneed hie candidacy for the governorship, whether or with MABGUERITE and JUTE, wool blouaa, Louis* Nordgren a l
tered a stealing picture as aha
PAUL AVEBITTE.
t Mr. Talmadge runs.
MARY RABUN dated BILL took up th* tlckota. Assisting has
' Whether or not popular republican Governor George BRANNAN
8unday night kut It’s was Edward .MarthaD wearing.,h
Wilson of Iowa runs for his third two-year term will fust -no us* bovs, reaua* It'* DUB blu* tweed sa lt
’.3?,EPPS
from
EMdBY UNIVEBBI- Charlotte True w u quits pe
pend upon the aetlone of State Republican Leader Har
TY
now
and
forever!
ms B. Spangler. Jf Mr. Spangler runs for aenator against Our own BILLY HOLLYHEAD tite In n navy blue aklrt and
with a double strand af
HMcrat Clyde L. Herring, Governor Wilson will undoubt- haa gono In far Mg thing* th*** sweater
yallow beads. Speaking of boad*,
iy attem pt to remain aa Governor of Iowa. Mr. Wilson days. H* took ELIZABETH PIP Merlam Spalr hah o novel natkPIN, alumnva of S.HB^ to th*
O'find a tough, rejuyenated Democrat party under tho INFANTILE
BWJE((dance of ex-Governor Nelson G. Kraschel. However FIT DANCE PABALYBI0
a t tha City Hall Fripublican power. Is considered safe. ,
di« nlffht.
And by the way! Tha dance
^G overnor Payne H. Ratner (Republican of Kansas)
urejy waa re-elected governor In 1940 (430 votes to be
Abt.) Ho will have much the same opposition In 1942. HAND who gave much of hor
Rpocrat William H. Burke,‘ the man who almost beat tlmo to thla eiuoo.
Did you go to th* GLEE CLUB
(pernor Ratner, will be expected to provide the Governor VARIFTY
BHO(V Wadneadayt l!
few "acaree."
you didn’t, you mlo*«d th* boot
£ Governors who are expected to be re-elected without music 11 program, over presented
8 JIB .
eompotition ant Keen Johnson, Kentucky democrat: by th* student!
Mongcria heart
Little MARli
«r Bewail, Maine republican; Harold E. Stas sen, Min- throb
this we*l none other than
b republican; Prentice Cooper, Teneaaee democrat; JERBY LORD,
listen Hutahlson’a pink wool
ULLIAN
W.------ . . .
jm e y mkUy-bloos* and se w n
im H. Will*, Vermont republican, Robert 0> Blood.
other
day
whrn
MRS.
B
<
>
Ion
pteatad skirt gore well with
Hampshire republican; Jullua P. Hell, Wisconsin' re PHFR said aba waa goto
tha gold wrist watah aha ta
tan; and Coke R. Stevenson, Texas democrat.
arrant* tho seating In si
waa ring- U’s MtUe* WtnhMtt'. T
Itrtaln governors have announced other plina than
Manruartta *n’ J r ta Kajrsa and
g for another full term. They include the following:
lag. Margcare
irt H. Lehman of New York, h democrat, will retire
i ware weary
having served ilnce 1933. Beat bet aa hla successor
blta arenlng
I be either Lt-Governor Chorlea Polettl (Democrat)
lomaa E. Dgwey Republican); Leon C- Philllpa (Okla* piamii o: ina n.n J . » m n v
. democrat) will oppose-the renomination of United BAND. It teams ta be getting
■ Senator Jaeh C. Lee in the democratic primaries:
MIDDLETON, mlUor
l Dakota’! colorful, republican Harlan J. Bushfield '^HERMAN
tha Colary Fad, has unloadedi a
U7 to unseat Senator William J. Buiow (Democrat); of
few of hla burden* front off Ikb
Jovemor Ralph L. Carr (Republican of Colorado) will shoulder* and. I* iteppbig out
r. oppose Senator Edwin C. Johnson (Democrat) or
to nil out the unexpired term of the Urle Senator
Blanchard Adams.
Vhother or not Governor Chase A. Clark of Idaho
locrat) gains another term will depend upon who opWm. Possible opponents are ex-Governor Clarence
ottotfsen (Republican) and ex-Governor Bunllla W.
i:.(Democrat). A similar case U that of Maryland’s
nrat H e r b e r t R. O’Conor. Governor O’Conor will
ibly fain another four year term unless a strong opit can be produced before November.
4
A*
Jo w n o r Dwight H. Griswold (Republican of NebraoB jm in d oppoaltlon from a strong democratic party,
ovemor R. Leroy Cochran Democrat) may be t h t one
ss t j i r . s r i&TuMi
Swaroor John B. Mllee (Democrat of New Mexico)
Ary for. hla third two-year tarn* He Is reported to
gMg and thus may sacrifice hla job aa governor.
S T rtp o rt* are evident from North Dokota’e John
ii^ p e m o w e t). Mkhlgan’e M u r r a y Van Wagoner.
avw
■J*
1>-Lw
I'*4
ll!|\
TS
fr a a
r;
i
mlW/rti
Wanted: A heart, perfectly ur'rolten. Wll) accept second-hand.
If In good shape. If any to offer
—notify any or th* glria of 8J1-A.
Lost: A heart, good and true,
In perfect condition, ready, will
ing, tnd able, Loci Us Nail.,
I‘..M. If found pleas# return to
Valise* Albritton or Howard
Bot*let’.
WHO’s Wh o
By ALICE TEMPLE
Nancy Cottua, a member
Sophomore class of BJIB.
-ora Fob. B f l t t * , in th
Florida. Bb* Is ajUactiv*,
liked by hor ctasamatoo, and
Inant In many of th* ache
tJvHba. Sha la d mamber
Samlnote HI GU* Club aim i
th* Dr*meUea Chib. Biu
alactad vie* president a f tm
Club, and ta a member i
Phi Alpha Kappa Sorority
favorite paatlm* la riding, i
white har choice of aporta
sundoo, white bar pat hate t
nls. Her favorite food-la
Ing. Her p*t Ilka, dancing,
orach of her timet tha n
yrcck, that of passing tha acmaatar
&EB3
like all other schools la Semi
nole C andy, will t * subject to
s change af time beginning
fa T
While eIsaacs were pravtously begun at R:tfi A Jf. Eaitim Standird Time, on Monday
studies wUl be resumed at •:**
I’tlock War Time, although It
will still be the urn* time by
the sun. Thu change I* being
made In order th at the students
Inring In the rural districts will
rot bare to lo a n homo b tfo n
lavllght hi order to get to
school on time.
Th* loach boon will nm aln
the same as they w o n , that
la first lunch period will be
from U:4» A.M. to 11:16 P.M.
War Tim*, sod second hinco
period from 12:46 P.M. to l i l t
P Jf. W ar Time. This la dope
In order th at the students who
go bom# for lunch win bo go
ing home at tho same time
that Other members of thslr
family win to going heme. Instand of haring to disrupt tha
routine of thk homo.
As this will Risk* the lunch
hours ju s t too hours artrr
,!sz‘£ ,& £risiz&
so th at (hero are tw e (lists*
BEARS BALES UF
CniCAOO, Fob. 7— , (P) —
Bean, Roobuok and Co. Friday
reported January o a l a s touted
|9 A 2 M * t, an Increao* of almoot 40 p«K*nt compared with
January a year ago.
The Wafi Is
No Place For
7 Chewing Gumt
L U C lU je BALL
H u n g ry ? tt OJu mylM It was
■I) I caadd do fouKh period to
p. .elute. The following Is
jf
adrortlsarc StanleyHardware Co.: Kobait’a G
•tcmmolo Dnr Clrincrs; Rcmlnol#
Tiro Shoot Howard Boteter, whole
ss.* eeafoctkaarj ’Coe i-Cote; Pigfly Wlggtyl Mickey a Pharmacy;
Ivor's; Robert I , f>i.v, photograph
er* Bit* Theatre; YawtQ Co.; An
gora E at Shack! Nth I Battling
Co.: Boy Britt, galf oil products:
Bralley O dhia, dtatrijjutor i f gall
oil products; Cowan Co.; Hooter**
Soda Boon; Thrifty Cleaners; and
WtliUm r PfMriAB Itrivsta Am.
FoJ. which '* supperted entirely
by National Advertising. u th*
5kholas U* Bata. They offer r pe
n s 1 premium*.
Now, students, th* rest id »P
to us. Wo a n reapcnalkte for
gathering tho new* and seeing
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
IWWI1 /r°r
CO trlO "JUT" IW -'a ^ » l
fine Ur when the ball did ring,
and I rushed oat of tha roam,
down tha halt, and Into tha loath
lint, I aoddetilr loot m r ravishing
oppetlte. There itoek In the cor
ner were about eight place* >of
stale chewing gum, all dlfrarenM
kinds and colon.
It Isn't as tho the structure of
good olo S.II-S. Isn’t strong enough
to hold It's write 'up, but . soma
people a n trying to strengthen
It Ire sticking sum In the corner*..
Maybe they think the gum wflr
help to hold Urn building up In
ease tha Japs com* o rsrlll
Kbfc and atudesltl Q u it you
find a better place to park year
g u m ? ft The wall ain't no place
for ouch otuffUl Neat time ymd
o n tempted to do such things,’
renumber that th e n dre better
place* H Why you could stick It
behind your ear, swallow It, and
even Ilia trash can tar Bn. a swell
parking lob Tor gum III
I ltr gum wad upon th# wall. I
0 0 oln*t (oppose to be der
Aa Interesting outdoor pro
gram evWbrmtbig Arbor Day
wsa given Friday afternoon,
Jan. SO, at tha Booth*Uo School.
A beautiful magnolia tree waa
donated by th* Bom Clrclo of
School
tho Garden Club wboa* sponsor
U Mrs. Maxwell Stewart. Tho Beading, "Treoa" -----------— .....
Mrs. Brock’s fourth grade
teach*ra and pupils wish to taka
this opportunity to thank th* Poem. “ Who Lire* th* Tree*
Gordon G ob for tha many tartly
Mr*. Mlteboll’a second grade
thing* they hay* don* for us.
Th* p ogrom wsa aa follow*: “Florida. My Florida" .... School
Arbor Day Song _ _ — School Dedication ----------- Mlaa Wolch
Scripture — ---------------- Selected Dedication Song ---------- School
Prayer 8oag -----------------School Flag Batata _____ — -—. School
tree waa uawmawM
dedicated w
to bur
---1 I- I Tn*
a Mm NOU
wui _
Origin of Arbor D>
Arrbigton' President, Franklin Dolano R ooa.#
___Mrs. Stella
’America, - the Beautiful"
ILUNI SHOOTER
�—
PLEDGE
A N IN D E P E N D !
E atabllahod In ISOS
D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY ». 1912
Germans Hit
Russians In
Donets Area
Japs' Quisling
H i t l e r Gets Set
back In Death Of
High-Ranking Nazi
BRISTOL, F*b. U— (AP)
—Sir Stafford Crlppa, farmt r British ambassador to
Moscow, told sa aaditnee to
day If th* United Nations
»«r* victorious, tb* Bevlet
anion would be the atreagrst
European paver and "They
ar* likely to tnd tho war altling in Berlin."
He added k* la convinced
tke Russians had no dealra
to laterfer* with slher Esrapean goveraasents.
Bafevia Bombed
For First Time
ngrml DoucUn MacAr- . Cen. Emilio AgalnaUa
Leader of the Philippine InreporUd toqgy th at hla im
etlon against the United
rn oo tha BaUn penln- late* In 1899. Gen. ifcmllto
nlneldo,
was branded;by the
Ib thn Philippines re*
a r Department a* a Philippine
idi new attacks by the utallng.
Agulnaldo Joined Japadee W U hU Manila ■neae Invaders In an au .__il to
„
Gen. Douglas MacArthurc fore•a to surrender Immediately.
Axis Propaganda
Attempts To,Get
Spain Into War
to aerious Axis preparation* dor
» mighty push In the Mediter
ranean.
The latest incident Involving
Spain, whose territory used by
Hitler aa a . springboard would
permit a direct asaault on Gibral
ta r and a move Into Northwest
Africa to threaten South Ameri
ca and the South Atlantic, oc
curred a t Tangier, a former In
tarnation*) son* of about 126
square miles only 60 miles southweal of the British fortress
rock.
T h i s development coincides
with Axis reports In Bern,
Bwlturland, Sunday that Maraba) Petain of Prance would go
to Spain on Monday, presumably
confer with hi* eld pupil,
replacing to
Generalissimo Franco.
In Vichy, however, a semi-of
ficial denial safa) tha reports or
iginated from confusion over the
scheduled visit to 8naln of Ma
dam# Petain, who will he aceomDemoulln
•chad parts an Lfctga100 psltao north of the
m .
and
Jungle-Ilk* matie bags on a crowded pier
klDad 14 pertona and wounded
66. n number of them British.
Th« explosion occurred Friday
Picture everting
but waa not reported un
til yesterday. Than a German
broadcast account. declared that
“the excitement among the Tan
gier population is great." and
that “a Mg . demonstration la
scheduled to taka place In tho
Spanish Square of Tungler to-
SSFvfli TttSr&i
Ttre Certificates
Lilted .By Petcnon
. Tire Certificate* have been issu
ed recently to the following por-
in r i m h u m f n m
The O rm an i rrported heavy
looses w*r* Inflicted on the Rusrlana In the lionets Bisln today
but rcknowledged the Red Army
atill maintain* strong preaaure on
that front.
• ! Hitler suffered a
stunning
attback yesterday a* hla tre a t
defense line bulkier *rv| muni
tion* minister, MaJ. Gen. Frit*
Todt, crashed to hU death In an
,"alr iccldcnt" In R uula. Coupled
with German rereraaa, many
wondered whether .the itn n g *
tragedy was wholly a twist of
fate.
................
■It waa Or. Todt who built the
8i*(frled line In western Ger
many which
Intimidated .the
French from attacking when the
Poles were trampled beneath the
Nail heel. Todt It waa who built
the Intricate defense* .which the
.Russians had been abattcrlng
cessfully for two months.
Todt, too, waa responsible for
tha flow of munitions to Hiller's
brash and buoyant arm lea. Per
haps It waa caincldtnca that
hour* before Todt's death waa
announced a Moscow dispatch
told of German horde* aaveriy
hampered by rationing a t ahella
and loasea of glide. The Russian*
cited. Indeed, that German artil
lery had ceaaed to bk in impor
tant factor In the ter baB,!*-
*S& *U *S8-£S& vib-
saitsrn front, tine* HlUer throw
caution to tM .itWbb and perfldloualy attacked the Soviets.
Did he ae* tha handwrlllng on
(be wallT Dld'hc Incur tha wrath
of tha Intutth* HUlcr because
no vaunted “winUr line" could
bS estabtlsbed end held against
M em ber Annoclaled I'rea*
Nazis Gain No Rotary Members
New Ground Ini' Observe “ China
Tobruk Sector Day” Program
StnilcH And Victory Sifrns
N U M BER 133
British North Africa Dr. W. P. Buhrmnn,
Forces Still Hold Moody Cunningham
Firm Agrainst Axil' Speak At Meeting
ROME. F r b . T — f AP) - J I
Reliably
Informed
Fascist
circle* tadsy h U they did*
nol ri^ w t llw Asia M iU N i J
In Libya u
b*yoad’ .
Tobrik t r *tk*T posltloa*
keld by Ik* British beforolb*y U w b J tb*lr t f M u
l**t N if ia ln r,
Defenders Say SIU
uation Is Well In
Hand A fter N ight
Landing By Enemy;
Nipuon Tank Unit
Crosses S t r a i t
Australians Pin Foe
I n 10-Mile F ront
N orthwest Of City
4
i
'•China Day”, an event sponbv Rotary International
in aervlce clubs throughout th*
till WwewlfltFci PrMS)
r.uintry for (he purpose of stim
ulating a belter understanding
Tin- (It'.r-rmimq! ili'fprulorA
snd appreciation of China and
of Sinini|Kiiv n illiitl for on
her problems, was ohiervrd by
nttark I imIuv In throw hack
ibe Sanford Rotary Club today
llhe tlrona invntlinif fnreo of
in a program arranged by Geo.
A. Fperr In which D r.. W. P.
Jntmiii-.n- off tlu-ir o m b n ttlrd
(■> iMWfaU* PrMa I
Th* British North African ar Iluhrman ami Moody Cunning
inlnnil nfti-r |tinniit|r thn
my atill hold* firm agsln-t the ham were the speaker*.
Jnp<« tlown to n Ill-mil** front
All* force* 40 mile* w o t of TODr. Buhrman conneetnl San
alonif the* wpMlorn swnmps
bruk today ami the O rm an* ford with present day rvtnts in
and brnchen.
.
mad* no new claim* of'g T M M China by revealing that the
(ihud.
mother a t 8, O. ShmholsCV once
"Thi- -iluotioii i* well in hand,'*
It appeared that at Ion* UaB taught music at Wesleyan Col
declarml Muj. Gen. Henry Gor
th* African Corp* of Field Mi a lege where on* of her pupil*
don Itemieti. roniniunder of thn
•hal General Erwin Rommel w$r£ wan Mei-tlng Roong, daughter of
Au*trullun*. whom* si-ctor the
faced with the main B ritM T. V. Soong, head of one of the
Jsnnne e hud rho*en for n Mirforce*, although no .lace* MM most influential
pii— nivbt lati.lirtufamilies in
battle ha* yet been Joined. TB China, who U related by m ar
"We bsve liiken n stand nn a
halt
In
Rommel's
eaatvrt
This photograph snnppr.1 in an air rakl . heller In beleaguered •tronv line nn-l are urganltlng
riage to G*nrralls*lnu> Chlang
iweep to within ISO mile* of tl
Singapore ilwws smile- and "V-fur-Victory" signs with the 'In- nn iillnrl. which it i* hn|MHl will
Kai-shek.
Egyptian frontier Indicated ;!
recover s* much ii- | h»h*II»Ip of
Dr. Iluhrman also slstrd that t gvn. Two "pasriv# defense" men stuinl by to see that everyone the
mlgnt be having trouble w|
lost terrain "
the Chinese Generalissimo I* n ) I* comfortable and rate in the -heller. The laps ilmi't seem in
communication*, which the Br
Itefure ilurk. IIn- Au*trnlianu
,
stralgbt-forward
Christian
gen
lah have constantly hattaT
worry these people.
' hoped to rut the invaders ti*
tleman and quoted from various
since the A lls conater-aito
piece*.
authorities who know him per
was launched from El Aghall
Strung Jnpune-e drtnchnients
sonally who say that he I* as
Jan. i t .
. Inmle.l nliuig the 10-mlle wlda Christian general is must
All along the Cirenalca ,cb
' -trip mi the northwest roast of
among, u*. II* raid that th* *nand In the Gabel F.I Acli
- Slnvaimre Iwinml and were retire soong family had been won
Green MounUln region, Dril
! i-irted - preadtng eai twnnl from
to Christianity by M*thodl*t
bomber* and fighter* rnntinil
the Itehir l"let again*) fierce reminions
fminded
in
China.
their persistent attack*.
•i-tanec. I'linr* and artillery
Empkasliinv
that
the
ancient
nre -uptMirting the I n v a a I n il
Westward and southwaat
Chines*
chrllliatlun
has
long
I
,
,
,
,
i,
,
,i
I,.,
thrust
anil the Japanese claimed
Ain El Q u a la, British mo*
Discussion snd development of
Sanford* alr raid siren finally lh#| n „ n|, un|t wn, M,eCf»,f„||y
land rota mas were supported . 1 ptaeod the scholar ahead of the
ans_ for partcipstion of_ the W»-1orr.vs-.l .hb moron,
ferrlcl *,M .s Johor* Strait. '
soldier. Dr. Buhrman added that plan1
tha bombegs and flgktara fl
•
*
“Na-> Orilrred
Elks “Lodge
In the -Elks
w — — »'.vvrj|
. . . . . . . w t t n ago. 1 ity
the Chlneie ar* provtnw rat* —
nowham did they encounter a
The siege of the belengureed
•
.....
..........................
■
“
—
end
defense
council
officials
have
their armies
ar*
well
port as* keHlaa at Asia, troep*.
Iti it iwh fortress entered eleventhbeen
trying
ter
ninny
lay
feature
the
Annual
Past
Exulted
and
manifest gbUUt
speed the shipment of .he sin n elsvenlh .lav with the British adand bravery. Be t m Raters' Night In bo held at the from flilcngn. Tc.rgrnm*
is weir | -"*l'l#d Janann/e .furi'palioo* a t
that th* two greatest word* In
1D.ln Isladil, nurtfica«r nf Rtriira»"> nn‘l !""« '•U'ance cn II* wen* no—
firm stand before Tobruk, where the
Chines*
language are ner. exalted ruler of the Hanford | mani*.
- cits' ..mi
id tcparalCii hi]/ only
and ini* morning* II. N
a seven-months siege was lifted ■‘venerable" and "honorable" and Ioulge, announceil Unlay
S«y$*r. I lly rl»*rk, pimnily ^»v*nl halfn-mile nf walcr from the
In December. There was no hint be closed by commending those
“ Win th* War Week" waa set nl th»» .riiv.u i»f ♦,h*;
’»r.$ mrlhc-it tin nf 8ingn|u.re Island.
“British
themselves
that
the
________ words to his sudlenc*.
aside for national nhservsnca by duerr
. Opposite llbin, acnis* tlhe 8cmight "be preparing a large scale
the
Elks
by
a
proclamation
is
Mr. Cunningham
who
ha*
Hiren will be plnml ulnuit r-angoon harlxir, I* the town of
countar-attack In the prolonged charge of the music a t the re sued by Judge Jno. 8. McClel 12The
feel umlt r lilt* water town Chan-i whence two msior mn.
see-saw battla for Premier Mus vival mealing* which are being land. grand exaltrd ruler of the
will tie uhoilt
feet off lit" >-r highways run to Singapore
solini's last African possession. held this week at the Methodist Order. During the week, the lo- uiitl
tirniintl. It can he heard from, eit**.
ral
Ionlge
and
1,400
other
bulge*
Church pltyed a number of mulive to »ev»*n inll.m, nrcordi.u to
T»»rrr ws* no in.Pration the
alt) selection on various In throughout th* country will Ini the udverti«inir mniter. and eo«t ll'ilish IrUnl to .lefeml (Thin,
th*
strument* ' Including
a band rtial*
l Ma # special
. . . "Win
.
. . . War , f.lAH fo b . Mayor W. C. Hill re- which previously hn.l la-en reof ramlidatea, which. *<** ;rrni|y informed Mr. Bayer that toe '“>itr«l to b<- a fortified area.
mad* harp, a "fleialona' and a rU»»
paw, and addrvised th* club on foralnf lo Mr, Butnrr, la n p f rt* i(',l(m|y rommiaalon agreed to pay Fceniv nlr nn.l nrtitlery netivily
e.1
to
be
one of Ihc largest ever ha)r
th, ro<,. ThH city r.-.u -t-ii increase.I .l.iriiu- Sunday,
tb* Importance of It*
motto
conducted Into the Order nt uiw |
„ ||| ,,,y th,. other hall. the llritisll said.
"8erelce Above Self".
Mr. Hayer stated that lie umn-r
lie sakl that It U not what * "I*',
Judge McClelland recently sent
n
nrcc.s: rv ti. uhlwir.
ill* slogan for Boy Scouts of you are worth in money that
nppvol
lo
each
nf
th.
,w,
m|„ t„ ll rruui the Tlilr.l Im .r
America during Its thirty-second counts but what you are worth
veer, is well as “Be Prepared", to your felluwman, how much IK,500 living past exalteil rulers , .ptor I'timmaiitl of Tampa Ir-lrn- (-itruH M arket Said
is “Strong for Americas*, Hermin service you can do for yonr fel In the notion urging them one. thv .in n can be soumlrd. It
To Be Leveled Off
Morris, scoutmaster of Troop Five low men. The Japanese, he de again to mobllii* In lb* from „Urrhvss-d .... a trial avis and ii
-----•si dtbks morning, a d d le that his clared. nr* fighting to enslave line of their iaalg es'J patriotic |,,tin,| ipisr tisfartory, can* be ic-j
troop carried out a "day in • the world; "We ore fighting to •ftlvlllca and personally to Imek | i„rmil. If such should Ik- i .i .-I LAKELAND. Feb. p —(,1Vthe
efforts
of
this
Orders
to
c..,
a„
,
,t
|,
likely,
Mr.
Sayi-r
u.ld.-.t.
In.In
al
inns
that
thoorange mar*
scout'* life” Saturday as part of giro others th* blessings which
their celebration of the movement w# enioy for ourselves". That, operate In the wnr crisis, Mr. that the Cunintisslon would .!•-• kel “ha*ut last luvi-li-tl off" are
cide to |.uichuse two snuillrr si- i-itcil in the federal-state mar
of aceuta In America and nf their ha said, Is the spirit o f ’aervlcs Ilutner said.
The past exalted ruler* of the
»'•
plareil at .liff.-r.-nl keting l.ew* service week-end
awn thirteenth anniversary.
which
was
taught
by
Jetua,
built in n-lros.il hern Sunday.
local taulge who are evpectnl t«» j »H»inta in the city,
Hi* scouts pitched camp In the
Dr.
R.
W.
Kuprrcht
announced
"Sign* of Improvment were re
lot adjoining tn* Poet Office denibe prrsent are: A. 8. P e c k .
that
Fairfax
Ifoiklnt
of
Sebrinr,
onstratlng cooking, ramp craft*
Georg* Thurston, Andrew Carru- * «
i
. s, •
r r a 1 ported in contrast to rendition*
and-First Aid administration. In dtxtrkt governor of notary, will
prevailing slncu the holiday sentha afternoon four petrols, the kc^u^Kueat at th* meeting next wig, 0 . W. Rpenccr, O. I*. Hern
son." the bulletin said.
Flying Eagle, the Hawk, the Ratdon. Hex Pxckanl. Oeor-vn A.
Tanr- r'nn supplies were doVMInrs at todsv'a luncheon DeColi..*. E. F. Ilnur holder, J.
tlesnale and the Beaver led by
er.-;is'ng rm | prices continueil tn
thalr patrol eaders, Glenn l-ingle, Mckldtd! J. F . . VrnDeven of J. Krltaghon and Edmund klrUcb.
dvanc-, while the auction' mar
Marian Rxborn, Frank Robinson Lexington, Ky, Joe McCormickket <m hulh Florida and Texas
and Gerald Lorain*, demonstrated and Frank 8egh*ra of Orlandu.
grapefruit continued wrak, with
fir* building, bandaging ami knot
elating that he "leoki-.l far title s lower than n week ago.
tv ln g .at various street corners In
War Administration alllbeven
greater drltrcnd for fruits
Urn doemteem area.
II. J. I ehmnn,
For Shipping Formed munagir of *."
the Sanford State Volumes Needed For
K-rmers Market, tmlry announced
Book Drive
WASHINGTON. Feb. p. </Pl- that January sales at the market Victory
on First 8treat Raturday afterPrrsident Roosevelt established a anviunlrd to 1160.254.21. more
Hundred* uf Seminole County
War Shipping Administration to than double th* -amount In JanMan,
T tia p
Flee
attended
nusvvh service* Sunday at tho
day with virtually an all-out au nary nf 11141, whlrh win slightly resident* have donated books fur
thority over the nation's ocean over $11.1)00.
PresbytCrlin Church to hear a spe
soldiers, sailors and marlnei in
going vessel* ami their cargoes.
cial sermon an tho American Boy
"In mv uplnion, wo mu 1.1 havo the Victory llook Camimlgn, but
He nimed Admiral Emory R. I ami, •old much more produee If more many mnra are needed to nmiScoot* who are "Strong For Amchairman of the Maritime Com- had beenjin hand," Mr. l-t-hnum nlclr Ihc quota,
trieu” by the Rev. E.D. Brownlie.
Mr*. Janies
mbiirn. aa head of the new • luti-il. "There were few lomatne.i Moughtun, chairman of tho local
agency.
*
BBITUH LOSE SHIP
that wen- locally crown ami mvny committee, revealed tu.Uy.
Mr, lan d 's authority over ship of nur vrgtlablra cum- from the
'■The campaign U drawing tn
ping sporav* similar to that of •noth end of the state."
v close." aha sal.l, "ami manyDonald M. Nelson aver war proCclrry sale* leil at the market have planned to contribute but
Ity announce.!
with n t»tnl of 64l.H m i.0O , Mr haw postponed lb until tomor
I.rhm: n aikled. Cabbage tolilrd row. Nuw tomorrow hat com*
over $16,000, followed by citrus and we must have th* books.
rales of over $2.1 .000, tomatoes
"Tb* Florida quota It |37J)0l>
.Uri* f11J
00
066.
ovir $111,000, ami letter* lettuce volumes. Surely you want th*
1e-*.***.
National
Debt
May
over $16.0JO. Large sale* of caul- men In th* xrrvice* to
Revised School
know
•r a IBTtB M JAP l
llli-wrr, polsloee and string bean*
|a doing Its port. Paopl*
Bo >100,000,000,000
i *l*u were reported. The sale cf Hanford
Time
Announced
have searched their altlea and
W A iro W T O H . Fab.. 6^-441
relerv wrs said to be slightly over i-vsmlned
their book *hfl**« xml
i an Un
(WASHINGTON, Fab,' 6-4.41
the 1911 figure.
Rcmlnola
County
School
Su
•ent Id book* ranging from
it . w in
perintendent T. w . Lawton to
po*t"y to text booxa."
day ' announced tha revised
Th*
comknittee met
this
schedule* U r' HMMord'a schools Negro Tire Thief
morning
at
lb*
Victory
Gift
under tho now W ar Timet
Campolgn
Store,
M n.
Shot By Watchman nook
Houghton said, and added tlplk
hooks ar* being filed prepara
..S’T T jtE T r tT B *
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. D -W I tory
packing and »hlpplng
“ mT I c - ll;lw p m-Detective Sergeant II.
V. next tnSaturday.
Composing $ko
.‘ Grammar school; open a t
Branch sakl a u*g»a. klmtlfje-l eemmlttfO nr* Mra.
Meujhtng,
close a t 4ij>A |*.
E 0 A.
a* 0. B. Pollard, EL era* shot Mr*.- E. A. Iondonberg, N Ml
Unefc.ftata I f M .P .M , b. to death Sunday olgbt when he n a rk , Mra. L. Burk* 8t*eU
1»00 F, mk .
drew a pistol on a night watch Mra. A- J . Paterson. I}
p£Q |
, Junior High; open at 6!»0
man, Raymond R. Rysdon. who
surprised him In tb* act
ef
BOAF RATION
A
stealing Urea from trucks h»lon»lng to tha U. R.
public
LONDOl
baalth service.
fo u r n*w lire* that had bran
removed t«wn . a truck
war*
found M tb* roar .a n t of .an
automobile parkM s u r
tb*
-•red
Elks Lodge Plans |City’s Air Raid
Participation In ' Si ren Arrives
National Program
This Morning
Demonstration Of
Camp Life Made
By Scout Troop
rardered a state
two months,
iba south, where
ite converging on
see army, “over*
*• of the
ins out of
of fierce
a ted the
destroyed
cow radio
FLAG
Back Jap Invading ^
apore Isle
Infantry Thrusts [Reds Keep Offensive;
MacArthur’s Forces
SUence S e v e r a l
. E n e m y Batteries
O n C a v i t e Shore
THE
"I pledge allegiance In the Flag a t
Ihr United Stairs of America, and to tha
Repshllf for which it *tsnd*. on* Nation.
Indivisible, with liberty and fustic* f*r alL"
w w a u *" t r . n n g i a a i a w d M g i g a i ------- r -i. — a.
enders
TO
:ry>rPrwT0A: N«);
Market bale*sTotal
Over Twice Those
Of January 1941
�.*
The Fat Of The Land
VERSE FOR TODAY
BIUDCi KN DE
CK THEM: Be
Uw morrow: for
til ba anilmi* for
ttoclf. Sufficient
the w ll thereof.—
* _____
Urgirig people to raise more cane, make Ih etr own
molasses, the Melbourne Times says th at Florida real*
dents could provldo their families with all the sugar they
want with the right cultltration of Florida soil. Sugar cone
makes excellent food for cows, too, tHg Times says, and
suggests th at you can “Uve like a king on the fat of the
land because you live—In Florida."
"That may sound like Improper advice for wartime,"
the Times continues, "but it Is meant to remind every own*
er of a plot of land In Florida, every renter of a plot of
land, th at there Is som eth lug that can be grown on that
land that will help to feed his family and his neighbors.
"Florida could produce enough food to feed the army
and navy. Florida, nhly farmed, could feed the nation.
And' though it will be a long time before Florida makes
uso of her tremendous potential wealth, It is time to din
the facts into the ears of its people, and into tho cars of
people who may be smart enough to gome to this state
and invest In real estate.
“In Florida's present 'Dark' Age.’ its dairy Interests
and Its poultry Interests import from other states the
food their stock ents. Most of the milk that the people
of this state consume, and practically all of the butter, is
produced in states where half the year, and more, no food
can bo grown.
"Though ex|N*rimcnls have shown that sugar cane
sllngc makes excellent slock feed, and though It U knows
Hurt root crops make good food for cattle, there Is no
large-scale effort to make Florida cattle reisers indepen
dent of shlppcd*ln feed, which will soon becomo so herd
to get. Us coat will ho prohibitive.
“Florida soils can produce more good stock feed per
acre thou can the highest producing corn buid In the
country. Florida soil* can produce • greater variety. In
more profitable quantities, of vegetable* for human uae."
.
CREAM (NO
■r’aMagaxJne)
d, from vour wild
yoa bock,
irodow, tho towny
rltcA-han’* track,
to four unyleldlw:
•m u* round.
RADIO
W fT H lS
D O K H 'T
s« ; «i Th*
s r jWorld
g sToday
g
•
i i i S .l k * Lose Sanger
7:30 Illomllo
l » V w Fa*
H:> Mak* Mine 8D
H:46 Muticnl Interlude
■
S:R5 Elmer D ark end tM News
P:00 L as Radio Theatre
10:00 Onon Welles
10:30 OI«a Coelbo
10M5 Near* uf Urn World
11.00 New* Aaatyel*
11:16 Ilarry Jamas Orchestra
11JU Uoy Lombardo Orchestra
13:00 UatewjWeUa, now*
BBCOM EPa R V u l '
TOMORROW'S HBOC RAMS
C:30 Norman Bc*iky A II
7:00
lU a Up New* .
7:66 Wrather * Tima
8:00 News of the World
8:15 Organ Uo«da
8:30 Breakfast Itaadexvoo*
Marriage Statistics
j ”* 1
The bridegrooms m uniform may be getting their pic
tures in the society pages, but it's the bridegrooms in
overalls who are really swelling the country's marriage
statistics. According to the Metropolitan Life Ineuraace
Company, In a group of 30 large American ciUee haring
feJIttJ*
AU DeSoto PaintH
.On Sale At-Cost
you ksrry on tho
Mtft-Traveted AP
Writer Wants To
Learn To Swim.
t«
aril& A JB ~
r»p*i arfd holr-rol»mg t/norioaco*
, ■ thing th st In
rould »c»m
■told, no nimbi*
In u a o dorkltns
f/u i1
o7°thr.rnent needed for national defense. Indianapolis, Ind., in the
xropbook of
hfftrt of lh# automobile parts Industry, had a rise of 3a
* malignant londKipo: percent, and a gain of 25 percent wta recorded in Hartn°l for,,» Conn-, the home of ono of the country’s largest avia- & • K , . « S ^ 3 ^ ~ v iyoo£
KncTou^ i hovo vain, pari* manufacturing plants. Worcester, Mass., a largo 000 mile* «bo. rd Bril
ikt a word, • friend a metal-working community, experienced a rise of 20 per;
. . .
, cent, while a gain of 23 percent waa shown In Provldencs,
1iLtiwhero textile and defense Industrie* are active. "In Waahis being erganbed for national defense, tho marriage
lee issued were
about ono-thlrd more than in the first 11 months of 1940,"
tho Metropolitan says.
"In the midst of tho unsettled conditions o f our pres
ent time," tho Metropolitan concludes, "it la pleasing .to
find tho bright spot provided by tho-rise in marriage*. It
is altogether a favorable sign that tho yoyug people Of our
country are taking seriously this opportunity to establish
: fouijrto try," ho. m UI, "to
themselves in family Ufe.
cum
a c u u s s J re ^ s
OIIET.
t h o notion
apted boforo
can toll whom the
to holp. Juat think
r rsHoning la doing
altantracka
La tho
f
ta-
TAMPA, Eob. B—CSpMlml) Tho thousand* of visitor* who
•wanned through tho
aaMhU
building* of tho Florida
Fair
her. ‘ on Um optnlmr days, w on
dvtply linprtatod by orldoncM on
•v»ry bond of Florid*’* oM |ty
to mnko a major contribution tp
tho “Vitamin* for Victory" o*m" t e InUrtmt taken by tho
Slate In providing Buto-ownad
and Htale-opcmistf markets to
aaauro farmer*
of
m laqttta
marketing facUltW* to. dome*cabbufrr, Iceberg laltuco, bunched i t rated In tho Stato F am ar*’
vegetabloa, rvd bllsa potato*, and Market exhibit which io eUreotIng unuiual attention.
tomotor*.
A rrprod ucIon of * a»U k niorFlmlilu City oxperta codera to
auppllo* of tendrrgrron aad Va- M , * dlonim* ef, *. vogotabt*
ImUn* bean* and light auppllo* mar kvt and a largo roUfC toog
of tomav**- both l(t auffldent
quart It It 1 for truck load* but
koo than carload loU. Light supptle* of wiuaah ahouhl slao- bo
available and plenty of orsngw,
grapefruit^ ami a law line*, Mr.
allows tho work
Condition* at otb«r
Stato th* horns product
juorkcU, ha rrportad a rt: Straw- Stgto market* ht
berrka should continue In otodo- uao of native mol
IN AM ERICA
r
m tak*
KVCHANOItN
WFENSE
SAVINGS 5TAMW.
v
n iA M
Story Is TVjld Of
y
Farmers* Markoti
TAMPA, Feb. »— (S bk UH The afore of hew Florkta’i 8t«UPhrmors' Market* wore “tailor
SffiS’M
R 'tr tS 'f f i
devriopownt from poo market
with gross talcs of tSlSASS In
r.'3.”> to 28 moroeto of which t l
ill bo In this w*r for s Inny
Mr, Alton predicted on bl*
I her. yaatvrday. “At a
um three ycorr, a t a mailfir. poors. 1 expect to get
Into It, ond f want to."
bo«cd th l. forecast on the
thot whllo tho Kalian navy
Thgy. Drear count th,m
8::30 Tho OeMbcctfO
F ^ t e ^ a l n l 313.75 I l l . l t J
* 4 5 U s Now.
3:60 Kotlnoo Muafcalc
3:15 P m s Nowo
S m K k £ r rtee 13.40
f'JJjr.
3:30 Hoffh Boiso. rio n k t
4:C0 Tuooo from bio Tropics
Fht*WaU
$1.63
•1:16 Wbot Freedom Neon*
o tw r pom to i u n n
j
4:30 Sin* Along
|* n d t THo
rnoeoqrteooyevv n u n c c u f*
‘4:41 More Hawley, now*
B:C0 Tho MUs Twin*
5:15 Mutiny -on tho High Scos
6:40 Dial* Farm Club
6:45 ScatUrgood Itolnci
>wbon golsg Into
tho rhater* they or.
thcr tho Qormsra nor
-oapoolally tho Italian <
1H ' !
'■'e.i-'yS
�I
- *— -
- •*
'V rrr7 r -~ .
HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Inter - Relation
Of Munitions,
Sugar Stressed
BOY SfOUTS-RANKS GROWING
Fond Shortage081
in France I s $
Said Critical
NEW YOKE. F . M r . - s a i n x
'll !.*•*. Fib U -T h a.J
Calendar S S T ti
tW Cafi) met at too
MH. M. D. Sb*JUi ’ tn
B. W. Clark baa left for
Jgnapntille w hite he will enter
a t)Oi>ltal for treatment.
lUbtt* of to . kp«U'v,
ware t t n k M by her mail
Mar> Hall.
Mr*..A. K. .''hofiruVtr
ever Iho bunineu K u h a
m A » n a n t;ia*j or tM l i r a
CHnreh witl m<*t at U.«
w a n « i at 8 :00 P.M. IfosUAwm
wUI h# Mr,. W. A . Cmfle, Mr*.
tU f . D arti, Sir*. P. L. Oaaplcr
and M n. W . T Vance.
’
_
Tha Jualpr Hieh School P.-T. A4* wni M a t a t 8:30 P JJ. for a Pathprogram.
Tfc* Amarican Lagion Auxilia rp wiU m w for Un Red Cm**
In
Woman’* Club in the
Bfr. and Mm . Havlj Smith of
Orjando were
the
weekend
g u o ti of tvhtivra In Sanford.
Vr- and Mn. !>«*n Svhr lww»
tpuve4 to Gaincavilk: v b tru thoy
uiU ioaVq flivir future home,
o
Mrs. I, T. Stitnger atul u n i.
tyipjr and Tommy, Uatts movM
r a n i Cli UyUL' Ayiuuo to tin.*
Yfrtalu AyaxtiuMklj.
h ti‘4 EluAWth liya.n l.m reiarned from |u*T an! vitvie »h«!
Hfai the Kciikvnd gu«*it
of
F ^rtatlo fricntU
at §Ut urn I’nthctiily.
I. T. SVriufi-r,
Hurty
Mc
Kinney and Mr. Dow uf GainesfUl« wera tbo wcvkcml ju rats of
Me- otringtr'n family.
X b e T o u rk t Club will haw IU
^ r e g u l a r boalan $ tn^titng a t 7:30
,
Fidelia Claaa af the P in t
I Bapilot Church will meet a t the
l b ona of M n. II. W. Little, 404
•W«M Ntoeheanth S tm t, a t 7 JO
’
*
I fn . W. A. Zachary liaa left
for Gretna boro, Ga. wbem the was
called because of the death of her
W8ONB80AY
Bom Court a t 10:00 A. I V
m
Mfat* Jean Harper will ba ho*.
tC W n i to aoamban of the Jnnior
» AlOw Um p of tk a Amarican Lol & Z « h n : hom, in Bom Coart
|
THURSDAY
J Tba- CaL Theodore BooeeeeU
| AngiHpnr at tba United Sponlth
■W ar Veteran* will meet at tba
bonta of Mrs. Mae Sbeafrr on Elm
A«anoe a t S:00 P.M.
Tbe.annUaJ meeting and elee.
tlon of officer, of tba Pent Park
_ Woman', Club will ba bald a t tba
J horaa af Mr*. Florence D#v!», Ca*>
Mlberry Carden, at 8:00 P JI.
An Informal talk will bo ghren
l y Mrs. Laxell a t DaLand on bar
' exparlancea In 8Inr*pore aad Pak.
Mrs. Guy IX Woo*
Entertains With
and tit*. B.
wb*» ree.itUjp
cTlrT,,
dining tab la from
shaped ismtwtehe*. rakaa and
ton wara Mrrad.
H r* Wood waa a>silted lit
k The Townsend Chib will meat at Mralna by Hr*. J. W ^AUataa.
* tbo Coort Hmue at 7t30 P.M.
M r* W. A. L a f f ta r ^ w a d tan,
Women of tbo Pm byterian
Tito.a Invited w /jlW t tba hon
i A tr.nirry will aaw for thir Bad ored guest* w trrV '
Croon In the afternoon.
The M b,.* J Mol Sharon, Rar*
Tba Santlnola County Chapter
of tba Re«l Croaa will meat a t
ptarten op E ast P in t othp Papa. Otolln W a i n V * rt
11:00 A. M, All perhava joined the Rad
invited to attend.
FRIDAY
Tba annua,
mat bualness-luncheon of
tbo S/nroidhDankn
at
12:30.
Whiff tin* ui"»w. r ».» I -v\ -»*vi*rc,ly filial Will U' I. f M . | r%|>i St.|*.
Jon luiw tiittcli >u.i.*i •.. . Ih* tits-1
!lMTt«d fn»lll II.IWD'i kind |..-w l|tlit |» |
Jimi-t le vEiH»it»-l i in,. : iIn-i
j n m h of Uril.iiu :n J >t* • Uu--i
• pm , a thh'd .hv*'*\
• i- h* w
, mm !i sugar •- moi* *t«1. . .* i.« mu.
Iav* > nt«>•I*>»•%i*»». Kot’to*' « •» !
" \\ hat tin* \t:»r mv Ml, hi t• taut
i f th«a dviunod fiu in ’lu . h « in mth*
will •%:v. bv*eaio*i » »*. .i i hI i . iv
Mi n i , " Fortum • ntuu.,,1 **Itui,
- rnp«irtiuiiali Iv. i
ittcn.»-i* will
C.» many turn*. i • h f.*c iililik*
■•Itfir. Swmu' • ! i * vi l.t I.ml
front thr firl II. J .i)l>>r«ihrr in
I Jill OUT
*’f hi^it ti’wt tun
|r»Fft fli’IH ('tilth tu t' luvH'iM'.O
ual!"H'. win nett u lb** (i(it >t\ *man tant
f»|. I
.| !»,.
tnuntli* of l.»ll I'ni'vrta iuuiimnI t•*| trk'i. l*tt« r Ia* |:
i- - .mii |i it,w
I
galtiMb*'
tl it tin.-«%
• I do^K hi San J i hi tin m a natirw
high-U*Bt IniJMiri*% that hvlp
tiellhlt* nn»l m f••i m»T r**mm.hnftrr
iorntinr the n ilc /if thr pixiliuhlt* uf
of thr cart lert / ••»(;** •/ and ?.* ri»«if •
J iui|H*itdittg stigiir hoiLti;.
of
I “lliijh t<hi
wf* |» MUldi* ! /#tf lie n tih>k nnil *
|dia*cthr from th« run- It- Intfh the Atlantic Fieri an»l llw> ,.nl\ VlCMltMlt *H |» r .-•■I’t itt.’kt*. , niiral ill »ti* rp »v *r |«, «|.iaIitv h»i
i :t tra)U\n «»f i*
•**'If turnm >%• undersea, Hiif4<<* «nd in t i*.
far ii tuakimr nli'.ilivl linn iirilint r j M.H'IvmI r.l) MH»lll ■ ..In. ti U
A lyr.prwltirt of 'iitTiir rvfininu.
t>lvm»rlv, Ihv kiipplv of In,Mi i.-»(
ran bo iturrni cl only > ruttinir
down the mi|i|ily i t i-.lllih- »U(far.
itcju-rvil
Mr. awl Mr*, llub Uoatlc and
ilMnn of. Tltus.itl* were week*
id gueit* of >rr. and Mr,. John
l W
_______
Mr*. A. U Ilurgru ha* gone to
ralA to tpend a few day, with
r. and Mr,. C. A. Yanc.y of
Lon.Ulo 'and Mr, suit Mn.
V u k v of Starks ware the
land gjasU of friend, In
Mr. aad Mn. Lloyd 1* U am y .
btogd H aney, Jr., and Mr. .iw
Mn- Waiter Crcatrr* and Mn,
BUiy. ipaot Ute day veataiday in
^Hauamee with friends
8gJU James
pond Charles
turned
Ft.
■pending tho
atbraa.
to
Colbert
lr»vltt
Denning,
weekend
and Cor*
hare re
Ga., after
with rtl-
Post-W ar Picture Of
Europe Is Indicated
ijyasvs;
jus? %
itm. sBay*pf t year*
& af a#a
t :andsr.WK.nl
a tm wba ara not
!
LONDON’- Feb. ’’
The |iifturr
ulllril Alli.,1 if.Ml.', * Htlv ,.f it...
mm In— . h,<|«’ „f ,Ni.tM.i, Kimmiwi
n"i IV'CCCl
:i« hi if ft Un
■x.vni ibowa. no
i'liTrouspbH"
ihreiuli lark e f
■•r vegatAhhM
• it ' nmtu 'M M
i
' til*, a•f \ i ^vtulilm ndistM
llfiv Iht ' ^uUlt'H-n »l hicb frees
tit .lv riu* i«-tilt i- ilu t m a r n
l \r Immmi
VlllptUT
etch
w64
l nit - uit Una fonuing for ^ pool
• r tun of \iwiMblvi which ' f l
•i-rvi’il i»rpvlim-!v only to tninM|1
lint whtt-h f**» lark of 1*1 ter foo
It,. Imim; liltlnl.nl fur huiliM 44
<M<IIIIVI< Till. MlVI,I\ OJ, tho |
Censorship Of Nchfi
Is Virtually FVUS
WASHINGTON Krh. !», {JfU-
Allliouirh it.ill a itn-an publielly
.cn n r . mi !,< v ill fi iiM< .spots gni.<
tin t.i.i, <iiKi. iM iit,. I'le g ril POMP*
lii'l
h iI'lksiirsTiln It I g r
held in ..11\ imr, newj still flow,
mil uf U i hifi?t>’ii virtual ly fr*e
hi iiiifM-iliut. i'
vi».li • :•
In,• n« rxists fUk'n» iinl-....itii v uf toms. No
ft V.« Mill I I « lill’t III (I to M.bKKt ■<• ■
.iMiii.nig iu> writ*.lie i fi• • wi<le anything' Qe
rim , <<
l <i . ti
t. mi,in i,i. luivo been
>■i « < <■•■:', i« from Rutting
hi o Ihrmii Im uHit-rnu witl, Uio
miliUvution
rw n tly
»f
Ihu
i to ihatw In w la n ia flb a w ar by didng th n o
l*ollol|.Ca.’t'horluvak ngrvvmrtil fur
gat to tawab with tba n canat mm* af t l . Bay
rvnf.de rutkii.
IjiyiiiR down ‘u nunibrr uf
j litlnclpJcV'—i< phrase lh.it i vi) driUly denote, that other, still
rt-mrin to ic draft) d the two
Carl Dann Enters
COT) VUJiiellt* "desire" nut only
« t their cunfis!»ruli„:i 'hull miAugustine Tourney |th
: hrwee other .tales i**i,lvs Uiuir
11
wn,
but aloo indicate, ih.it eat it
•
uiti-ifm* wAK
! ST. AL'UNGTINE. Ktb. tt. - member
.hull retain iii.t.-|>. iiil. ill
••II ••» Ill ight
i (Spti-i.il)—After u ln|»w of urn .uvervigutv
sinl
sepur.iti'
entity
:
\
m
. |.i»vkpm mil*
i vtotr, Carl M. Dnnit, Jr., of Or...... f miutf.
»
| iiiiulo, i. rvluniiiiR to St. Augus- . This system uf ispinlily mid v<<1ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. a. — ! tine links nt-xl wet-k to nimueti* nntnry m-ci|sratiun. ilinnielriiMlIy
ih.
■
<
li.-iiH
licn
p
*.
(Special) — Only nine .Implp , in llii* fifteenth unnuitl Nation. lippiHieii to till* IlitietiilM eelM'e|e
"lx < iiRnnnf Hwt
question., will bo asked thoao I id i'hiiiii|>iuns|.i|i of Golf ('lull tlon of Eurupe. is njs.i Ihe biisis
iiuiy Im look*
men who register on February j Champion*. Ki-li. IU tn ‘J I. 1'iiur of till) (!riH'k-Ytl|(Ms|i|v null') nielli
Army preaa
14, lb or HI. for possible mili Jli, 1'Jil, Dunn Inul riim|Hitt-d in of Irst week. Ami ii im.-. I'l'ill
tary service under tho provision., tills rlussit' for the Walter .1. I er.unpl.lx slat oil by r"|iii n ntitise
i ill.•<< I, volUlt*
.i <•! itic luin.rtnr.
o f t h e Selective • Service Act, Tra.i* MeniorUil TiupUy for uf both gruuiia ili„. Hi,:v di»iro Hu
Brig. G,n. Vivian Collin*, State con-i-culivo year*, sinrttilp ie two confederuliou* to l<< link-.I
■ 11- o r Irsiar
...... the press
Director of Selective Service for I0JU.
together in *ome furni »»f i-vteroul
with
whom ho i*
Florida, emphasized today.
unroclitUon.
Ihmn't fii.l a|)|n.'ururice Ip this
"ii
i
'mu ttandL
Tima
our
.llrvnily
*,n;iii*
to
grt
Bagistralkm uf tho individual event, one ol the iHit.itinviin *■i’li ui.i11 wbo can
should require a r»inpuratival]r
ttlveljr utmvit-ur ooif iihu nuinvnbi u> this tlic impression llial * iiow fi-deial IlniisiiiM
short time, the dirvrtnr s. aa iid , country, ivns irnwnisl with siw Eurnpv will tnk< the plm-e of tin
;iiiitcd
straus ra»*. At tiint time )■•< was only prtweaf |ni)vhniM<i It would un 1M
pointing out that the rairistrank
wilt not he l.ketl to fillII quL
qug. ■1st, to v ra n i>id. ii<<ur Yeuti ■bNiMnlly h c u tiq tl. iii .sUii .i-,11
peiiplea
If
tini-ouiii
iu
pilbliilyi
« I.I.U l> 1.
(|Uevtionmilr,s but most only
Ul.lS, he repeated bi*
\ {
.
ti i,.mi'll Mi ll Rnincil U SgrOt)ll io|i |»t i*iI ni limit her ) l. .Isnm's I'alWI,, t. nj nro
rnuf.-rmco •)- un Vliisl |<l:<t *r *;t*.i i'H
Identity, h it til are v>f -rethleno', h r on D.e Tn,d» Trnphy.
f
\t i
I,,
..... i t’ Hill* m:ttuiir before1 , the
, U»« l l ui .
and hi* hiaifinir nddreas. Also , Then, for seven surreaaivc
aucevMive1T,in"
front
„ *i
,h.1'
ruction of a fcl- m ini. •!
bo Will bo laquirrtl to list hi* n s i '< . U iim Mplayed
B B B B|HT»i*Untl>
B
BRPI
....... dM
national champion-1
champion-1 '-f'd tyntcni. f"r Kuropo a , one IN’.i Intigt
teleplione. if, any; his age in In the mil) notional
"I, Mupiu..*, ill a lie .' ,,f. .
tons ructivu gorU f... I'v « Inf* .
year* and 'late uf birth, plan* ship fm tlub rli.iiuukmi
n o -, tie has scried
the Allu-a aru flahtlng.
« l I'ihI* }
o f' birth, the name and nrtdrr^s ( termlm.l i i .l, nv,ir to lake Hie
lolly is iliaimiiiii of «ur l<oord _
uinuetiti
m
1
Meanwhile
it
w
’im|,|.
be
a
nil<vI
ri
rli
of tho person wlm will alway < Thivlr T '" i ,<> ■•••: <f c
-slio >1 trustee, for lint past SCVbut i arh
•» assume Hint, ti tiler uf the in, oi in-.i
know hi., address, hi* eniployfr'i *with n tin:)
,ii i.u rs ; and
' .i
“c n ' eonfed,ration eehume, i» a* yet • omiNiii)
name and add reus, uml hi* plus t'»*r h'l *
M l It I '
H.MIIII Miffcrtll moretUi*n a somewhat vxguu pro |H'I ..Oil,, 1
Whereas,
He
will
not
only
he
nf rmplnyinent or Iiumim-s*.
ject. ‘despite the preei.iun with Amm »'• '
i m - I Iu tlie rapacity uf trhocl
While it la Important that r„- - Ml .IIIair w . Ii HiH'nU'tl lwnt which tiiu term* of agreement have blowy I
ir i.tie , but a, u fiiiMut to rwrfy
Kliitinc i»* flit' totirtiunifnl, been atnti-d. Neither ha* been arbtratiun be conducted a> *|«' . fn»q» IV
‘f/frl * IIMII) rq lliir'uct. eeplm| liy the prs ld n to wJiimii will
<y md girl and tia rh rr tn thoily a* possible. General /'oll<" rp*
»trut,;ht,
.
m
r
N
o
w
hu
i»
nivl.
Mid that every registrant w<I
they-.W
tU
I,
V
f
itf
l|qtlt.
will
hu
until
in, miimlinr mlii the fimu
I»* given ample timn to rv.ii„. i urn
it (Ium a new
Wliet)*tt,, lie lielievrd ni l.etyi - tn'dlslie,| -liiiu .as
of «n*lve alliriKo,
property to tho queitioiw on to ■ thpi
upli->», (ilstly, nil
oiy 111,, atanditril* of tile school
Flotilla'll
foremost
amateurs
over
registration can), which on tb - the lost ileendi'.
neielilMir* join in one ur tno other
hieh 'ind aiviug the ' Imy* and
neraslon will lie green. Whiu
system and, neeunilly, the wliiile
..ul the »ery l<e*l; nml
eoullltviil is ciiyi-rwl with slmilur
and" melon cplqrvd ra n i., r<
I Wherein), lie war inttium uitel
syatepia nil iliU>rl'>cUng tilvl Mil
p«4tiTtly, wor, u « o d (nr t!<.
<u putliiig many inipruvemtote
Inaviug a rinRle state uutnido.
firpt and seem:.I Beleetite b'< ■
(oi’ ihe .chuol during these f*W.
Hence Ihu importune* of a gnuvicn regtitratlotii.
seur»;
Iherefoie,
iir.il
nlui'liun
nf
a
federal
or
nstliNo qucaUonnaireU will bu giv i v
er a cunfesUrnl ntntfnnu whicli will
en .reg istran t, when they r.ci:
He
l(
Ite.olvril, Tiint ho
ultimately laidimee thu vum iuithnl,
ter February II, 13 or id, a<<r
I*' inisnisl in many w n ji atvl'
a
.
wi
ll
mi
tin:
victor*.
Far
ii
i*
et»rill they thrn bu required to no
IIAPPY BIRTHDAY
ti n im lovisl him fur what no
smlial to fualttw tluik utile,* every.......... ......... ... .........
der;cx nny phyiirnl examination,
hwiv i, In "U« group or niioU«er|with il<. liM-mniug of i)i.- s,,„,i.l »"■ inul whnt lie sIihmI (or.
Mr*- M. H. Me.ienci-r
Gotiefwl Collin* rmphosiirsl
i and all gruupa cu-uperalu with om •enieitir
'M ra Arthur I’artlii
Itusolved,
tfonnalrcs are given to
lanotbw, tbo l<rupu»)<i m.w *y*liiu
Tin. i- vuto.illy the ........ o- i i»py FurtherMrs. I). C. Rarrllfi
of lliii re.olutiuq
trantv after their nrd> r
i would merely bu tho obi Laiam* Una time a >en iirii wli.ni a iot*| ent tu hi. wife, Mfib L.
Prnl iVnlince I’ojie, Jr.
_
. have been determined
'o f power in i* new and pM ltsps'nf j.n::n w. reronlcd.
IJneoln Grow
(imr. n copy sent to tlm Sanand reached by their local boanl
morn sinister disguise.
’ ' _____ __________
*
(•union i*lward Wright
turd livrulii and a ci)py be pUeto
Phvakal examinations ara given
in tho minutes of tho lottel
only " i “■
Tho National CUru, Mcrchan"wm'mr.hip unit*, over the school board.
qn the ggperal, duallfha- .Favorable weather hag. resulted
Hliimp Committee, tntiiinir In
° uniy (Jiuinbor of Com-,
,
. .
I registrant* and nave dvmerer last we e k . The Orange t
Sincerely resolved,
d that they should not
loan County, accimllng to County wMa salaa cofapalgn of oranges,
.'Y mI','1ml,l,,n ,‘!',ov" ''P 0* •
K. F. Cooper, Principal
te f u tjto the
,'i '7 ihJ ,*
U*
i
'C. R. Clonts, Trust**
leant J. G. Huiftou.
: grapafrult a n d . other citrus {.!}.
fruite, Mar- 8.14, am) a second1
by hu I'"Lo Coun i
Goorg* Jakubcln. Tru.te#
While reg
campaign A p r . HL23, accord
oquductcd aa
I to advlen raaalvadl by the
iritln- Citrus Comml.iion last
To Defend Amgricu Uuy Ugfeniw UoiuIh nml 81*
.
MrTtakw;;
and her slater,
tka J. But]*
row foa Jnel
, D. Elmore
r„ ami Kay.
New CarUo,
icir dauatil.r,
and Mr. ElBov. C. E.
Elmore.
I
« I¥ ,T,Uo0 chapter
r D, A. B. wUI meet, a t the
of lira. W. H. TuqnleUffe
Mi K M. with M i* W. B. m maim, s.ni
r f and Mra. J. H. Meolck on Fab, V k t
County to thb
seriben.
BOY SCOUT WEEK
Moll hill In'^OUM *p
I' m- Kick 1.1- reaches
I i -mi in . i-r.incftI'lK-l' sio.h, ' J
*i • . n.« hiltiir tuM .
nil iv, linvv i m H
i•
X u d.utMM
•' (firtfllir* h|H
I'n'ccupicd r p
n-1 ll.i* u r tk CYWkJ
•
n* Iml rujhatf
'.ipniilllo to M»<i
iiln-m France DioSi
|i >'» M l« lll|Hir * tt
m«ii ivliwr the irvv
Mra.* Oharlea Calhoun and in*
fant daughter have bern rr>
moved from the Pernald-l-ai'Kiiton Memorial Hospital to the
home of' Mra. Calhoun’» rnnilmn,
Mr,. Alka Haavey, on W esl^lrsi
i, one of .Montnutsterwlbtg .lu av Mn*m
ll appointed by nuarter, an
.fS W sJf
r<
“>!«). v,
1
which
m . r t 'S r t f f f i B
Orange County Chamber nf
numorcoi ratetoad Its. leader* * to n a rtto 'a ttrgaai County
meaeured
R I T Z
TODAY AT 3:15 — UdO — 0:00
“BRING ON T1IE DAMES” -
A HONEY OK A 8TA0E SHOW!
filllUM — MUSIC — LAUGUB — TIIKILLS
Ifn Th« Stage Show Of The Year!
ON OlJIt SCIIEEN:
8ti UB t o d tto fender Amh hotly rapnir
• 'V
.
it. ffpd^ l to ti* fori ftjv cetbnftte.
i
JlW )0*»n*up.
,
4
o«r 0MAC: tradsto plan,
Jtw u lle n n a tt — J o h n Wnytit*
— In — »
LADY FOR A NIGHT’*
ADVLT PRICES:-Malln- ,«c
NADJA, In Her “DANCE OF THE RA
In Worm The Adm Uton Pried l
i
ComiDK Tuesday — Bargain Day
Double Feature Program
�I
•
A
Wayne Sabin Wins
Sis And
Second Pro Tourney
Grand Sis Meet MIAMI BEACH, Feb. B^-Wayn*
Reno, Nrv.( atyllat who
In Feature Race Sabin,
couldn’t win In hla laat two atarta
LONGWOOD. Feb. 0. (Special)
—Lucky 8ia and Grand Sia. two
■rreyhoundal with almllar namea
^ ■ r bin nothing rlaa In common aicapt
■peed, will match atrldca sgslnat
H fait Gold tonight In the fea
tured race at the Hanford-Orlsndo
g
K fE n tI C lu b .
Their competition la keen, com
ing from Eric, Sunflower Chef,
Gay Kop, Tippy Matron, Starry
Flag and the (printer Peat Fury.
Vfcet Vary la the likely favorite
a m the short futurity route.
A daaay qulnlela field line* up
far the eleventh event of the
MlhL I t will match such out’ (tending dog* at G*ng Guide, full
>-Gather of Ill-Guide; Sun Valley,
Mytfk Prid*. Real Spry and Kan
aaa Ranger.
Orcrulght Entries For Monday
Flrat Race—Futurity
gaily Aan
a nip Al»na
I Pai*it
ill IC o u r t
* »ll<* K»l*
Hell Hell* Haablal
M a ry
*
K av
I
m W a r rio r!
4 R ough T r u ffle I
lin h h le
K ir F .x .t
fte h a rn 'a I-a«1
S m o k y I lllti
Third Race—S-1* Mile
Ileal Hair llalt* lleeble)
I B e a a ly M ad e* a n m « h i«
a CleUen O la
* o a r M ore
l C a a lle
1 Miami Li.
« p a i r KM
a
v,
F a n r t h R a c e — F u lu H ly
I C ra fty A n d re w a It**. T h * W a r
r ft | | g f f (llM
I D o u b tfu l J o h n
. I Lady lm a * a
7 n ia s * I* a
^ T rto n T a le
* T w e r d l F«ntin
Fifth Race—5-15 Mile
I
I
;5
|
a r b e a flo r
a V a r n l.h
k y M arah • l e i d r ll»«»
__a t f p .
7 J i m lleeb le**
a a t l n a n l * n»dl M iam i I 'e llin a
Sixth R ac e — Futarlty
W h ile C h a rlie 1 (ik e m a li
(H a l O rliu**
« C le u r C all
n e d f ’a ild r
7 Iw n ie n i.
T w e e d le d e e
I Jappr
Scveulh Rare—5-lfl Mile
I O
r
a
j i D
—a le y. n * lle
i fM ISi P a n D sn d y S H ol.l l.» af I d
[ I C a r a ts
7 J u a l Miami
; ( h n r la u
Eighth
|
t
t
4
a Jack Kro.l
R aca— F u t u r i t y
y fu l M orn
I f lo ll Ka*i
Touah
• P rn n k y T a le
a Im a a e
f C am # .. liny
M oore '
I Mmuky l>*r
.Ninth R a r e — F u t u r i t y
g a d F u ry
I M unflnw vr C b rf
L e a k y a le
* < lren d HI.
g ts r r y F a g
I T ip p y M atron
(lay K o p
l E rie
Tenth Rata—6*15 Mil.
laborn
■O I Flagaarn
ft M
» iss He u s lie
( iT rtekl. la n ft I ’o u r t HaMIfr
H , a Jasft U e . . u
4 Iran * M s*
'Q * 9 * *
F n rlu n *
> My
»
• 1M n rm n n e ,
Rfovrath Race—5-15 Mil*
(g a la fts la H a re I
is ▼ allay
ft r i c k flin g
ir* H o n e y 4 H eal Hprv
_
A llr*
7 K a n s a s f la n a s r
rt*a p rld #
ft l i a n a ilu ld s
Port Of Your
Taxes May Be Paid
By YqurInsurance
Old Diz Wants To
Prove He Can Play
HOT SPRINGS, A rk. Feb. 9.
(IP)—William Clark, athletic direc
tor of Philadelphia's Broadwoc.il
Club, said Sunday ha had an en
gagement here early next week
with Jerome “D luy” Dean to dis
cuss a conditioning program de
signed to put tha former Chicago
Cub and.St. Louis Cardinal right
hander back on baseball's active
Hat.
Clark said Dean, now at Lan
caster, Tex. had eonfarred with
him recently In St. Louis. He quot
ed Dean aa saying ha "wanted to
•now those guya up In Chicago I
can still play baseball."
FIRE
IN
PLANE
FACTORY
SAN DIEGO, Calif. Feb. 0—
(A1)—Fir* of undetermined origin
Sunday destroyed a quality of
airplane wlnga, paint and other
highly inflammable chemlclala In
( .‘ X Mvlng of 20% to 25% can tha paint shop of th* Rypn
i M had on your inauranca costs aeronautical plant, but wa* ex
tinguished before it could spread
a by placing'your automaWle, fire, to tha company's main buildings.
*1 windstorm and other Iniuranea
. With C. M. Boyd A Co., U S *
•11a Avt., Sanford, Florida.
The companies they represent
never failed t» pay dlvl. to policyholders since
•tarted In buftlggM In 1128,
Td, 1881 >nd 180o. Tnesa dlvchock* will help you pay
, buy Dofonet Bonds or
Increasing living co«tx.
a M. BOYD * CO. have been
Sanford Property Owner*
insurance costa since 1015,
fflbono 17B-J and they will be
* ' to Ull you bow you can
on your Insurance cost*,
obligation, Just n courtesy.
WINE .
•
Pd« M C /
HE DCKEO UP
Mit F i n r * x f
M oN ey a * a
C A D P V IAJ
rc* T Wo*Td;
■nea.
56*13
-3Ad FKAdClCCO CPU *4
Number, followed by "Nadja, and
LEGAL NOTICES
Iter ****** of the Rains" In a
a o n cm to g i a u g i
UaoUfnt costume and a cellophane
TMS VTATH) r
• a tn U a . Tba rrroe, aa prrsentsd O F rie s OF
u g ra a n w ay
here, la well worth seeing.”
Manager Morrison la also In
N ttTTCTA krn r a o o a a u
receipt of a letter from Manager
aalad MOa w ill b e re c e iv e d
Ja s. N. Thomas of tho Palace In Ih M
ie
lll !• ;» # A.M. <
A(francs reports on tb a i t a n Jacksonville, advising that th* D a r lol ai lhi te rH ua vn in
g T im e ) e a
t h , "Bring on tho D a n ip , show la ooo of th* moat enter d a y <■( F e b r u a r y , 1*41, f a r fn r a l
. rich will ba shown to local taining units rear to play his le g lb * fo llo w in g m a la r ia l* ;
W o rk O rd e r N o. *177. H a a g
gmaora a t tho R ita Thante r today theater and la thoroughly pleas
a t 1:45, SxJO u d 9 M o'clock have ing. It la aald that tho ahoV U i, K arnlnol* C o u n ty ; f o r
m
a
la ly
S ill*
M .F.B.M .
been
suitable for grown ups and chil T im b e r (1 1 -p o u n d T ra a ta a a tit),
Charles
lag t o ___, __ _______
dren and win play In Daytona liv e r ie s to s t a r t w llh la 7*
of tho Ural playhouse.
___ banaa. Mr. Mot Beach. Orlando, latkaiand, St. t o lie c o m p le te d w ltk lh
risen dlaraganiod tho ererty of- Petarsborg, Tampa, Ft. Myers, ■ aiter d a l e o f P u r r h a e * O rd e r.
f o b. L a b e Mon
fuaivo praaa notices mailed him by Sarasota and DaLand following Its F lo r iddar;e lrpered p a id
f r e la h t.
hla friend. Mr. Bollio Childs, who data here, today.
A r e r tl f le il c h e e k la a m o k a t
happoas U ha tho owner of the
1% o f bid. m a d e p a y a b le
A popular screen attraction will r h i 'l r m a n o f t h * g t e t e
revue and brought to tho Herald
office a clipping from ono of the ) offered hi "Lady For a Night-’ p s r t m e e t . w ith • IS * n
■tarring
Joan Blondell and John m a t e 's Im c u m s n M r y S ta m p *
Jacksonville naarapaper*, In which
city lha show enjoyed a three-day Wayne In a story of tha old
run and directly from which the Southern Aristocracy. A splendid
s h o w srrT v e a - b a r e , t o d a y ,
Th# supporting east la featured, prom
inently In the background being
a u t h e n t i c n e w s n o tic e f o ll o w s ;
"On* of tho batter stage shows, the celebrated Halt Johnson Choir e s c e n ic c o n tr a c t a n d b a
tho "Bring on tho Dames" Revo*
All m a lP rla la In b# In
.eui ri * nil Ih # H p * rIflrtttIo n a o f IE
la on the Palace theater boards
.St.it*
(limit O r p a r lm a n t RpproTP
today and tomorrow. Variety ta
WAR AND FOOTIIAM,
ft*n*l
O cto D ar I* lft41 EE
offered In tho production with a
S i.rr l.i | I'ro v la lo n a d a tM
Ja n u a rj
good chorns line, tm{cyclists,
la . *1*4J.
----P U L L M A N , W a s h ., F e b . 9 , UP>
comedy dance duo, animal balanc
III.I h la n k a w ill b a f u m l a b a d t4
ing act and Mnman balancing team —It's not a question of the war ilF n lrra u p o n a p p lic a tio n
a H ta ta f t ____
P ara aitd Jewett, Woolsey and Hurting football, tu t will footlmll h V r M n f ) Toaf llath
h E a a a a . F lo rid A. HI
Clair, Joa Franklin and hla Pals help win the war, says Babe llol- pwurilltmnaont l(tie*
r r r o R n lia d u n la a a i
tha Four Merrills and s e e m llngbery, veteran coach of Wish- roll (fit on a u ch bltl b la n k a .
T..........
h a r ig h t la ra a a r v a d t o ra
•other Interesting turns nil lead Ington State college.
II Mda
lie believes it will by training any or aTi
to a typical Soul# Child’s Parade
NT ATM HOAD D E P A R
men students for physical combat,1
M
M K N T O P PLO RID A *
so ha's going to sacrifice the
TIIOM. A. JO H N SO N ,
quality of hla hard-hitting first
( 'h f l r n i s n
H r tr u c k t F lo rid * .
f I^ H ID A
t- 4 dom. 1.10.1.71. « team to try to grt all the boys
J . M DOW M .NO. •
h
i a t a lllg h w B jr E a g I ga#
d o t. S.W -g.71. t d o t. I . 7 l - l . i l . out for toughening up this fall.
Complimentary ~
Reports Issued
Oh Stage Show
i* d o t. i . i a - L i i . r a s c a l a do*,
t.7ft-S.eC, 4 .doe. f |f t.L T I , « do*
t.ee-t.te. a d o . i.m
g an
, .
L E A D id G M o d c y W i N d e R
PoR-Tde LAST T /b 'jtAK^ V«L4
0*1 HiT WAV to f M K t rT THWE*
t*4 A RoW
Al Milnar Accepts
FARMERS' MARKET
Cleveland Contract
F L O R ID A S T A T E M A R K E T IN G
B U R E A U C O -O P E R A T IN G
it . l r s t i t r r n n r v*. is
S a a fa e d , F t* r id *
,
CLEVELAND, Fab. 9, (A>>—Al
ir i1141.
1'nn.M A .TU U D A .Tr F R •mmB .' T,
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q
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n . ------im r
I'.4
111J/T
H
llll’M
R
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T
a
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F
—
Milnar,
28-year-old
veteran
southMANKKT
IN T IIK U N IT K D I T AA' T M r o n
M ISC R I.I.A N K O I ■ F R I 'I T AVIS
pi-w, and Vernon fTeiburgtr, rook
MATITIIDAT.
F
R
O
.
7,
1S4*
V F4iRT.4Rf.S7 HF.FOI4T
ie first sucker, have returned
FIA IH ID A 14 (<Uvb7*<7 Mamlnol*
■f s a le * a * I . IX>ai 4. *4.
signed contracts to tha Cleveland
ir» u n iy I t . p * r a * o ia I t . P a lm
F e b . a. 1*11
I H . r h I I C. C a lif I . It C S tlf >1.
baseball eluh, Vice President Roger
F h . a e * 4*
!.-»•
T tJT A f. IS— S u n d a y . F * b . a F la .
Picklnpaugh announced Sunday.
P I .0 0 1 1 )4 P N O IM 'fT a
non*. C. C alif. 1 S. C a lif 14.
Salary terms were ot dlftcl-osed
IIF.ANM — T a m la r g r .e n . Ilu II pr.
rl PO IN T IN F O 1114A TION
Ift.a*
for MUmr, who la one of Mana U llIPl lP. IN
u l l n a lla h l.
w lr a la q a lr y
tlR E T R — Do*. H un. ftOc-Tfte
ger
Lou
Boudreau’s
biggest
hopes
*ui»l.
o f f a r l a t a l l a h l , le a faw
CAIIOAI1U— T o n . Ilu lk . F « lr In l e t .
■ alas lo q u o l*
I t f t .s e - m . f t t . fla il llp r
II.* * - to taka up tha alack caused by
FD U FR ID A Y , F F .n . «, l i l t
ftl.lft. C h ina*#. 4 * r l. ftto o .ftl.J * Bob F tllers vnliitment In' the
M A N F uftD -O V IK D O
aK C T fO N :
( • A n i u r r a — Do*. n * n . * * r-s* a. iiu Navy.
Ha had a disappointing
M
m A N O ELE S D IS T R IC T : P a . iip r . i l . t s - l l . 7 i
season last year, losing 19 gsma*
r . l , d a m .n d m o d a r a l* . m . r k a l
( 'A U l J F U iW K U —4 'r a la a . o r.l lo fr y . while winning only It.
In 1940
■la .d y . c a r lo a d . f.o .b , a k lp p ln s
flt.lt-$ 8 .P 0
ha had hia beat year, winning 18
ln t I U i t 4 o n d a llv a r a # a alea
r f X K I i r — CVkTaa. Il.7ft.ft7.u4
■a a l l I r a a a p o r t s t l o a cfcarg**)
I 'K I .K I tr H K A IIT H —4 'r . l . a , ftt.t# - and losing 10.
• t% o r s io ra U.H. N o. | q u a ili rift
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IT.
In d iv id u a lly
w aahad. If"
(•O IJ-A H D R — D os. Ilu n . t» a .4 4 a
c r a la a . Irlm m a d to p s . I t i - t t t
IIIIA I 'K F I H 'I T — lln s r . K I'o m h .
Strawberry sales through the
do*.
m
o
a
llr
X
d
o e . tn o a tly
I I . U . No. S ,11.1ft
Plant City Stats Farmers' Mar
n n tiin d l l . l t , lo p
t«* e x tra .
I - f ty r r ill'B — le a b a r g , C rl
laa.l t a
ket
a
t
th*
(lot*
of
business
last
C1IH1.A
V
lgT
A
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d
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I d a s H ta r l.
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dem and
m o d a ra l* , * m a r k a l
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HI’IN A C II— Hu l l p r . M um m er T y p e . Vie* President Frank W. Holder
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JACK’S DEW
DROP INN
0> Beautiful Lake Mouro*
U t j Count* 4 JI Club boys ol
Bronson and C h ls f la n d ars maklni
plana to plant u tlub foraat dam
onatratlon tract, according U
County Agent T. D. Ricfcanbaktr
Relief At Last
ForYourCou
WASHINGTON. Fab. 9. (AVAmerican women accustomed lo
sheaths their legs In silk ami ny
lon may have to learn to uvr
rtyon.
Creomulxton rcUcvsa
This has been indicated In a
War Production Board order no cause tt toes right to
lo help loo
tifying all rayon produerra lo art troubleladen
phlegm, and a i d _
aaldr larger quantities next m o n th germ
to
soothe
and heal raw, tandm, _
for tha honlery industry to aaaurr flamed bronchial
m ueoua m a m *
them of "an adequate supply lo Unmet. TtU your drum tit lo sail yarn
meet military and civilian d e a bottle of Creomuklon with th* Uhmands."
Th* board explained that Army
any Navy requirements for parschuta
manufacture
apparently;
would absorb a large part of the .
1942 nylon output.
I
GET THE THRILL
Double Help for
W OM EN!
die functional die.
Whan
tres* begins to ms
tn o u ta rw ia
able, why not do
„ l___CARDUlf
of woman and
taka
It m ar ba
To h*lp rtliave
before "the
SUrt 3 day* h—
_ _ tlm***
.
and follow directions. Saeondi
Ta aid In building energy,
strength — through better appe
tite, Increased Dow of ***tri»
Julco which shoo Id kSp dig*#lion—taka It Inr direction# ra a
tonic. Try CARDUII
—Adr.
OfttVen
of Picking Winners
TONIGHTS AUc-STAR FEATURE
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rentals. H. B. Pope Co.. WANTED
FLY FISHING rod. Stata partiIn 1st letUr. Ban, ears
t BID#atTaachtan'aQro.
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ready
Lake
44 Iceberg Utplanted Jan. 1. rO B B X M T
to act. J. W.
Celery
Monroe. Phone O-ROOM nice bungalo
and Elliot SL 111.00 month.
See Mrs. Kenls.
JU S T S e d a n -T ra d e
IRKD apartment. 110 W.
tic. Phone 452-J.
STALKS of seed sugar PARTLY TURN, ar unfum. housa.
a t 4e sulk. We have
t U l Grandview ATS. Pbons 0134
M — M i l u». 5 s e r e s
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For Baseball Wars
ST. I.OUIS, Feb. 9. (A1)—Optlml.lie reporta received by the St.
louls Cardinals from their, min*
11141 caiuallies are nutting trrth
in the club’a official alogaa:
" I t’, in the Card, for '42."
The hospital alata which ahowed
the club lo.t 2S3 player days of
•ervlce during a protracleil siege
of injuries last season ha* been
wiped elean by werd from Center
Helder Terry Moore that he feel*
fine and I* ready to begin hi*
rlgth major league campaign.
Moore, who suffered a »erlou»
brain concussion when (truck on
tho head by a pitched ball, has
een resting through the Winter
at Ida new home near Augusta,
Ga. lie returned to the lineup
spasmodically after hi* late Au
gust injury but never regained hla
rue form.
,
B y* J^ck: S a r d s
M O N E Y PLAYER
aa an amateur, kept hla prof**■lona) record tpotleaa Sunday with
a 5-1, 7-5, 5-0 victory Over Wclby
Van
Horn—of____..IfilL
Los Angelea In the
________
finale of the
tl 11500 Roney Plata
flnala
tournament.
Sabin, who won the proa' first
Florida winter tournament at Or
lando laat week, gave hla youth -1
ful opponent a tennis lesaon.
He tamed Van Hom’a exploaive
•ervlct and powerful forehand
drives, and only In the tecond aet
did the I-oa Angeles player threat
en to take cpntrol.
Van Horn made hla big bid
late In the aet and had a 40-15
lead on Sabln'ajenr*. But Babin
•teadled, raced after Van Horn's
deep drives for spectacular recoveriea and finally forced him Into
enough errors to square the aet.
Frow then on It wi» an eaay
road to the $240 fir*t prile money,
and Sabin ruahed through the re
mainder of the match in aperdy
fashion.
I MIm (I r I v p i
I iln ld * n l’*r
f D t4 U f o u n
■ K m » ry \t.
Sac an d R are — F u ta r lty
trim
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TOE SANFORD
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E sta b lish e d In 1908
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Americans Shoot
T Airships
Over Philippines
Defenders Are Said
Battling: 1 n creasingly Heavy Odds
In Ground Fights
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPKK
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TU
F E B R U A R Y 10. 1912
W
Another Nail In Axis Coffin
Liner Normandie
Topples In River
A f t e r Burning
French Liner
Ravaged By Fire;
Only One Fatality
TO
THE
FLAC
"I pledge allegianre In (hr Flag at
Ikr Unitrd S la in o( America. and la Ika
Rrpuhlir for whieh il -land-, tina Nation.
Indiai-ible. »ilh lihs-rl, and lustier for all."
Member Associated I’rcs*
NUM BER
136. v
U. S. Reinforcements Land At
New Zealand; W ay Stations;
Japs Are At Singapore Gates
British F o r c e s
Ar e Active In
Tobruk S e c t o r
P Of Australia | Former
Aussie War Cabinet
D e c i d e s To Call
More Men To Duty
IffcraU*
PLEDGE
Report Declares Van
guard Of American
Navy Force Arrives
A t Pacific Inland
Soft Drinks For Fighters
J Nipoon Reserves
Drive On City
Russians Claim New
NEW YORK. Fets. JO.—OP)—
Gains; G e r m a n s
The >60,000,000 former^ French
I n v a d e r s May B c
liner,
Normandie,
ravaged
by
firs
Continue Retreat
l l r AanaMalad rraaal
and
abandoned,
toppled
over
at
\n Malaya Capital,
American force* in the tha Hudson River pier early to
>Nr Asoovlalrd !•»»••»
Q P h ilip p in es shoKdown seven day.
British patrols were active over
British Source Says
s wide area «ome M) miles west,
Japanese planeath the past Thera was one fatality. Identi
by Roo’rvelt hospital au
pf Tobruk in 1-lbyra lodsy. but ]
BOSTON. Frb. to.—(Al*)
24 hours, the United States fied
elsewhere the fighting was at a
aa Frank Trentacosta,'
—-Thr <•r r i %j*I at Wrlhnflon,
War Department said today, thorities
36, of Brooklyn. He was believed
standstill.
Nr» Zealand, i»f thr vmMeanwhlla Russian gains were
bat added they are battling to have been a workman aboard
gintrd <>f thr Unilnl Slates
the
ship.
rlaiinrd,
including
the
reespture
Naval f«»rrr
rrportrd !*•
O incrtaaingly heavy odds on When tha fire broke nut some
of seven populated Russian Cent
thr Christian SrirncB Moni
the ground.
ers. The Germans continued 1°
3000 men were at work on tha
tor ht Hi correspondent. Jos
Tba Japan*** forced ntw land- ship which last Dec. 16 was tak
retreat.
eph C- Mar’tch. **hu de*»rrlhed
Inga today hi lh« neighborhood of en over by the Navy and re
To the south, Soviet comman
rUi thr landinc uf AwerlA tough customer, tho destroyer Herndon, was launched a t tha j ders announced masaivs blows
Macassar. tba chWf port on th# named the I-afayette after lying
ran rrlnfttrrrmcnl** al
southwest coast of Celebes, r*nd Idle at her pier since just before Norfolk, Va., navy yard. The vessel was constructed in record -gainst th* Nasi besiegers of
MRlioiia nI«mii( the route *
communications war* Interrupted the outbreak of war in August, time, the krel having been laid less than sis months ago.
the hlg Crimean naval base of
front Prarl Marhur
batwaan Jsvs and tba port of 1939.
Sevastopol, in the battle far thst
BandJtirmaain, dn tha south Borneo
LONDON Krl. 10. i/D—The
Rear Admiral Andrews of tha
vital
port
alone
Soviet
comman
(O ilt
* V I Third Naval District ami District
niluation r t Sinxa|Hire U «»
ders declared the Germans have
Tha Japanaaa alao landed new Attorney Hogan both discounted
grn«r il i*» p6i4nihlr the J*p*
Inst upwards of tl',600 men
farces a t Gasm ats on tha south tha possibility of sabotage, alinr^r m »i* infillyalrd Inlu In®
killed and wounded.
, _ coast of Na« Britain near tha thoorh they raid no chances
ril?
it «*rIf and altarkrd thr
In
the
north
the
Russians
an
J
aartharn tip of tha Australian would be overlooked and fadcral
radio station there. Infurmcd
nounced that In the • paet few
Itriti* h Biiurcra <*ald today.
agents were conducting an In
day- the Red army -urge hed
Wnr Cabinet baa vestigation.
It **»»» reported hrra thr
■berated more than 20 villages,
Finitapore
radio urnl off thr
Admiral Andrews fa id a workannihillalrd two battalion* of
Sanford's
new
air
rtld
siren'
air
at. I'i:*1>l o'clock l^mdim
wa of the Todd Shipbuilding
German infantry, wiped out a
will
blow
tomorrow
around
moon,
lime (7:10 A M. F. W, T.)
ratpeny was removing a decora- _
- .but It “won’t mean s thing to the big headquarteri amt captured
Militar) c^mmrntalurn add*
ttonchlon v h a f e - l spark
impoilant
enemy
staff
docu
rd there «*aa **ni> comfort at
from his torch to several
iassistant chairman v r ^ s
ments.
all’*
in Ihr *iturtion that thr
This photo, matle nl»oanl a United States heavy cruiser, now in
bags of kapok stored In
Protection Division, slated after
In this area the Germane wrre action In the turbulent Pacific, r howa saiioit lined up at the “hur.”
Mr it Up arr falling hark^ under
■gain lounge for nse in Ufa
the City Commission, at the regu felling liark rapidly.
fighting
"vrr y Hrierr nrnMurr.1
rare.
lar semi-monthly meeting last stubborn rearguard actions. The a soda fountain difthing out inda* and ire cream. Profit* fiom tlir
The p«M>alhility that the
flames spread tmanedlately
night at the City Hall, decided heaviest fighting raged In the fountain fo into the Shi|* Welfare Fund to aid families uf wounded
llr it itok garrlann had bren left
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10—</P> the lire* should * e tested.
■*nd .»*■•
without air rupport waa
.. .
—Chairman ManatkM af
the ‘ The slam, sfhldj .will ho him_j Kalinin sactoc, where large Oer- awn.
■Trasn fnrres were !ra|Vpdd in <he
In '* ..M.mrniat»eV *taU M p‘ - '
sating their way down to tha House Jiivars and Harbors Com under the water tower, will bo
to snsner Ihr qu.slion aa to
recent
Soviet
drive
above
and
deck below, requiring all avail mittee urged yaatenlay that the sounded between 12:00 I’.M. ami
wbrlhtr lb , It.A.F. sllll I* “Oable fire equipment on Ufa city’s Atlantic submarina menace be 1:00 I’.M. in order to determine below the city.
rrating in conjunction with
Additional gains were regis
west able and tight fire boat*, to combatted by dredging of a how far the sound will carry. “ We
S f^ K m p ira . J . ; r i
I*, army.
anal across Flo- may sound It thrre times or 20.“ tered on the central front, where
nine-foot barge ea
, Romms apparently has launch combat them.
Manhattan’s famous elevated rtda to provide a continuous in- Mr.” Gut e~Id. “In ordrr to test it the uninterrupted dries toward
ed a two-day drive, onadown Into
Ill, «..m-Ulril
tha lower naif ef Baton Penin west tide highway, which passes land water* route from Gulf but tha public should not be con Smolensk blasted th* Germans
Tin* Jiiimneac jMiuruil henfrom 1H more localities between
cerned."
sula: tha other from the oppoilte within a few feet of where tha coast oil field* to tha East.
v y new r e i n forcemcnU
Fred Wilson, City attorney, was that Nati-hdd str»n- point and
‘ v aimed a t Conegidor fort- former luxury liner Is tied up,
The Texan Inserted Into the
aatrida the entrance to Manila was cut off to traffic by po Congressional Record a state instructed bp the Commission to Moscow.
" W e |ik«* s m a l l Klnml.i I mwii * iuruss tho Johoro Slrnit tt>lice who extended a ladder across ment recalling tha recent sink go ahead with the foreclosure of
In still another
smashing
an d the itimhI felluw)*hi|» o f thrill,
Iny us tho llritiah ncknowlnut-cracker It to the bow of tha ship.
ings by enemy submarines of properties on which City taxes Soviet success, Stockholm report
im rtiru lu rlv S u n f u i d " ,
Mr. uihI
oiIkoiI u new withdrawal IrcAlong t h i s precarious perch, oil tanxsra off tha east coast, were not ptid for 1937 or prior ed Red forces had occupied the
crash the
F
lu
n
k
H
erric
k
.
wh
o
a
r
e
I
ilafanrlara
coated with lea and swaying In and obetrved that tha once de rears. These suits were started Eastern suburbs of Rxhav,
nd cet
HO
acxtnavrs
dors and
cat off
o n all
Itenditu: t h e i r srcornl w in te r hi | fnro the ifroiitly HU|»orinr intba wind, many of tha workmen bated oil pipe line from
last year but have not been com miles northwest of Kalinin and 30
of rotraaL Including a wl
Seininule t 'u i m t y , a g r e e .
Five ' vnslnn forct’.i hammering at
the
led to safety.
to Corregidor where Gan MacArMoscow,
m o nth- n u l l y e a r t h e ller riekv
Gulf coaat to the East would pleted. Approximately one-third miles northwrst of
tho very gates <>f Singapore.
supreme
of
the
properties,
included
in
the
„
Would ..
I ■
baa been virtually encircled for
cost about >60,000,000 and re
vu cation m F lo rid n u n d th e re- |
suite, have been foreclosed on by days Nails remaining there were
stand.
Tokyo
dispatches claimed
quire
much
badly
needed
steel.
nminiri’
/
«rv#*n
th
ey
live
in
t
'l
i
i
i
(hear A. Middock died ut the
UeeawbIKi
eanwhUe, Horn
Honma’i
eta’s batteries Girl Flier Accused
within
“ Wa now h*eo fhe Intrs coasts I I
‘ ’mm m In
authorised described as “putting up a hope- Fernald-1 Jiughlon Memorial llna- morit. N. II w h e r e Mr. ||erri«.» I hi* Japanese are
___ the CQpeeHe y u r i have been
less resistance."
nital Monday at |:4S I’.M. lie hie* I* it contractor and painter
ivc miles of the heart of tho
blasting away at C sm gidor and Of Being- Nazi Agent
I Fire Chlsf Mack Clev.lxnd -ml
Russian sappers paved the lived In Florida for 17 yenr* and
Mr. Herrick i* president
•ity The lliiti-h acknowlislgwl
IU pro tee tire fort*—attempting to
si^.J'ifk 0
,Jj®!one flrtrm n to attend th# SUte way for the Donets basin ad
i t the time of hia deith Mr. Mad- Siinford's Shiifflehonrd f’luli and •lie fighting I* only in miles
Wa s h in g t o n ! ” Feb. to. - continued In tha Statement. "Dp | p i c W , Assocletlon meeting in vance,
trito n them up or knack them
clearing
five
lanes
(A^—Laura Ingalls .noted speed the Atlantia coast It extends ,jackaonriHe. F«£. If. A special through one min* field two miles dork operatinl a rrataurant in the uf tend* meeting* of (*u|. Then away
Florida Hotel Building.
dorv |{«M»i*evelt Uitinp of SpAtii^h 1 A J a |* a n c s •• comiminii|Uc,
So long as Corregidor stands, flier, was variously portrayed in from S t Johns River, to Trrn- I conference la scheduled for this long
and estracting 26000 anti
Bom Aug. 27, 1H74 in Ohio, the American Wnr Veterans her
the conquest of tha main Wand district court Monday as a ton, N. J. T“a _only missing link convention In regard to national
i.roaiba-t by Vichy, -aid all
tank
mines
at
another
point
on
67
vrsr
olil
msn
is
survivi-.l
by:
| n (,j. ............... hr is I’.ist II
la
tha
200
mile
stretch
across
defense problems. The Comminof Loson tan nevar .be complete. propaganda agent trying
to
British airdrome, on Singuporo
two sisters. Miss Emma Maihlock
('..mmamler of New Isboiil arc in Jupnncao hands,
Nor a n the' Jap* make eee of usher Hitter’a “new order" Into Florida.
slon also authorised 8. M. Rogers. th* snow-crusted steppes.
From Africa, their desert lines of lUtnn, Ohio ami Mrs. Nelli* ' ||n Mii>«hiri-.
MaaBa B ar aa a base fa r opera- tho United States and ak an eg “Tha coat of a nine-foot high Seminole County sanitary engi
in,| llcuti-ra rcjinrted the Singun, log no Interview yrsleiduv (Hire radio is silent.
i k other F ir Z u U m u n i t otistical patriot conducting a one- laeal barge canal across Florida neer, to assist G. L. Duncsn, City finally stabilised after a 230- Crosmer of Union City, Iml. Fitneral
.erviees
will
b«
romluclvl
“,,nK
"
'
mila
retreat,
the
Britlah
re
»j sanltanr Inspector, In the lnt|H-cr ao long as Goa. MaeArthur woman campaign of coonter-ea- was estimated • few years ajo
Ihr roirple rrveal<-l other phn-r»
London quinters described the
i oat, tha Japan*** cannot plonaga ag a in st' tho • Nasi*.
tlon of all food handling estab turned to offensive tactics by Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 »f "Foridn life” they enjoy, thr situulion ns "very had." A Ber
al something over >19,,000,000.
o'clock
In
Erickson
Funeral
home
tending
out
mobile
column*
to
free tana at thoaaanda of
These conflicting pictures wsre I am advlsed th a t cost now would lishments In tha city.
rliiiinlr.
Ihr
idant-lifr,
Ihr
fruit,
lin
broadcast suid the Japanese
proba the area west of .Ain El and the remains will be sent to mid •VaiK-ciuily” th- birds. Mr already
for fighting ateowhara.
given I to a ____
Jury by
prosecution bo leas than >16,000,000.
■____
■ uroassc
arc demanding the surEston.
Ohio
on
tho
3:30
o'clock
Uasala
and
about
El
Mechlli.
"When tha River and Harbor Country Club Will
llrrr’ck fi-ht-s n gmrl ib-nl, b<itb rcmli r of the besieged fortress.
Raw tong he egg Hand without and defense aa MUa *
Ingalls, —
68,
The RAF, which waa always train for burial.
reinforcements time alone can toll. once tha women’s transcontinent Bill comaa up for consideration
in Ihr nrighhoring fri-ab wntrr
The enemy hud lumlcil from
to dispute dominance of the
While the Japs bars poured al speed champion, went on trial the provision for the 6197,000,Stago Mixed Meet able
lake* and in Ihr Indian River at •specially rqilppeil boats on tho
aklea oven when the German and Gambling In Florida New Smyrna nod llnyloim.
streams of rooorvaa lata the fight- in charges of failure to register 000 ship canal, should be stricken
•orthvesi coast of the island b«tha B u ts Department as out, ar»L tha b a n e lock canal
A mlgsd two-hall foursome Italian advance waa at Its greatThr real of their family i.- •w.jn II o’clock ul night and
May Be Legalized composed
" i J ' T ' . ' S r t tavlthagent
of the German Raich. substituted.”
Oil A. M. lie was favored by
tournament, will he staged at cat. maintained lla ataady at
of a son nnd daughlui
ferae* which are being
tacks
on
Rommel's
forcaa,1
blast
limn, t silts r dnrkncss; the halfford
Country
Cluh
Mr. Mansfield declared that |h*
Sanford
MIAMI. Feb. ID.
(Ah
\ in Nrw Hninpshlrc nml arvrrV iI rninn
cut dawi
ing
at
his
drawn-out
communi
with construction of the barge Thursday aafternoon starline at
In it, fino! grnndchildrcri. “ I don't niln-l I A. M. did not rise until 1:01)
line* all th* way back to county grand juryroinnirndc'l
Patrolman Slayer
canal there would be no danger 2:00 o’clock and will be held In cation
le- ^ '" 'k ln g nil sonminer to !«• nl
report Monday rro
Tripoli.
tiring the same infiltration
a rise in tho Cost of gaaplino honor of tha winter visitors here.
aliir-1 gambling for the South "w7, ‘"-.ajwnil purl of tin- y.-nr | lactic
Pleada Insanity of
Alexandria
was
raided
last
with which he hail taken
FluiUIt**, Mr. Ilrrrirk riilid
in Florida'’,
. Pro. Alien Stewart annnunml
in the eost.
’lorbla
rraort
area
night for the first time In five
I ’he whul, of the Malayiyr pen|this
morning.
Cfty N ew t Brief*
Other
grand
Jurors
have
mad.w'
,h
«
contonlwl
smile.
'
MIAMI, Fab. 10— UD—Clr| insula in the weeks preceding
All visitors ami others are in months.
—...................—----- wit Jodge Paul D. Barns tontothis last showdown for HlngnStriking bow, at submarine similar suggestions, l-pt mine haul |
■>
.
..
Hrely ovsr-rtlad Monday a d«- Father Pledges Dead cited to play the meet. About base* from which tba Gsrqfans the hackgrouml, a* did this onu. ;r s s ..s
•re the Invader hud strewn
’anae contention that Byrd L. Son's Money To Navy 16 entries arc expected, and have been attempting to break of an area tightly closed a g a in 't, o t a l C B U S in C S S M lT I
hit.
force. In tho area from tho
several prises will be awarded to up th* Britlah fleet1* blockade Illegal gambling by order of thu ,
lo d g la t' eonfaaaten of tho alecmoiitn
o f t h e Kranjl -estuary
Obeying
Priorities
Governor.
Iho
w
in
n
e
rs
.
F
o
u
r
s
o
m
e
s
will
he
ng of Highway Patrolman U P.
along the northern »hor* down
JACKSONVILLE Frb. 10. - composed of two women and two of th# Libyan coaat, the BAF
"We believe," .aid tho jurors,
—
^nnlfj y y . fnilimlfgfiMt bacAun
made a long-ranga attack on "that the Legislature »hnul I JACKSONVILLE, Feb. |o. — to I**: ir Lain* along th» west
ladgina once was Jodgcd Insane (Al—Claude Bridgcr Watson, 4T, men.*“— Batamls, near Athens, Greece, enact suitable
laws whrreby (/Ih - Florida businesa mrn have coast.
of Braden ton, whose ton was
i f a Georgia aeortblasting tba M eal
dockyard, gambling,
__ Mor
P Bat l o a i l certain a “clean .late” lo dale In olar*-.
Jodge
Bara*
Indicated, be kilted In tha Japanese sneak at Canning Kitchen
monitions factories' and subma forms of gambling, eoitd lor le Ing govsrnment priority order*
reuld deny tha defense motion tack o n ' Poor! Harbor, has
rine wharves, and jtlao started galised and controlled, thereby qn Ih, u e of seaice pial.rial*.
MlUr* fSOOO
of hla
160
•ad ardor Htdglna’ trial oa tho
Nwgra
Completion
fires a t Manidl afrdrdm* near •Hmlnatlng tha posilhllity of co*- . George II. Andrews, dlstrirt man- War Agencies Set Up
ins urance to
u d jtfm
murder charge to
Athens.
ruptlon'snd thus hoping ganil.- ai-i-r of lh . priorities field scr- Separate Directorates
a t tha
A now canning kitchen la under
llng nut of th* controlling banns :' id- of tho War Traduction
Air Station. cenatractioa In Lake Monroe,
TWaip.ii
“If yow caa changa. o r mlad ackkoarilte
of clique* and rackatoars."
( U»*rd, annul n c j Monday.
• In t h o Mrs. Ouide Wilson, county home
Mr. Wa<
T pradoriag lota) optateoa to
llundls* for Britain and Bunlearn- demonstration agent, disclosed thle
Nary In
; Speaking hafor* th* mefubers I’rs
for America, formerly BunIng of tho
of
tha
American
Legion
hd
dcmorning, idding that the women of
lira for BTuelackeU, havei sat
Dutch
Pay
For
WEATHER
1
flared
no
susponslon
order*
have
19,
hla
only
ease Attorney Osorgo O'KalL
tha Horns Demonstration Club in
separata directorate* nation
is.ued against any Florida ui>
with Lake Monro* will supervise can
Lease-Lend Good« been
ally and at* both functioning tn
Plant and that there had been different
served with ning In th* kitchen.
Florida: Ocaaaiooal rate In l
field* but toward tho
W ar Na. I,
wssfCfaO Umy k d
BATAVIA, U bT I0c-GPl — “v e r y It*tie wilful non-compll- same till mate goal, Mrs. I. D.
Equipment ha* bean ordered and •orlh and central portions with
mv sou tha canning Quarters may be com- possible scattered I hawses In th* Tha United Btato^ laaas-lrnd ar- anca" in th* entire state.
Martin,
local
chairman o f Bon
1 C Watson
astnnM aouth portioo. Slightly rannm ont la bring used by th*
di** for Britain, disclosed today,
S * p T -?
bond pledge,
Netherlands
East
Indies
,
U
faci
warmor In tho aoutil and ante porCampaign Begun For tatlng that th* board of*Bnntea t boro,
ttena tonight.
litate delivery of material, but
for Britain I* now head*!
Ef ,
Nazi-A llied Peace die*
' i Occasional light to the Dutch government Intends
b« Mr*. Robert Worth Bingham,
Hotue I* Slightly
j
t Ow-i
__ rain this aft s>naan, and continue paying cash fok defense
-If* ut tho Ut* ambaaaadar to
materials from- America.
LONDON. Fab. 10.—(Ah— An England.
,.<■ Vj
Damgied By Blaze
T h * PaouWa Council. In a International cartel nf Frcncn
Tha program of this organisa
►UUmsnt Msnday, said tha dol and German Industrialist/ w a s tion will continue to b* to furn
With B ight
t Occasional rain* this lar position of th* Netherlands relish!* reported today to have ish rollcf to th* arm ad force*
East India* la seek that paying -Urted organising a new cam and civilian war sufferer* *( *
In
th*
aonthsnat
porU bya
on tho pnoat tonight; cash la fsaalbl* and other ar- paign for a negotiated pear* be Great Britain, M n. Martin con
tonight.
rangemsnta would not h* made tween Germany and th* United tinued.
s u lc i th* txehsng* t position Nations a t business ground*.
Bund1*# for Rite lackste hand
ichnngod In tho future. ‘
Thss# international Industrial' ed by M n. Wale* Lath
I t * . * auallfl*d source said, a r arlv chairman of Bui
GOOD FOB M U ICO
Them worn fewer- case* of rued that Japan*** concmeau In Britain, was o r g a n is e d -------ft
mssUpox In tha United State* In th* Pgelfle with acaulsltlon al atoly upon declaration «l •**• and ..
JBTXN, T.
19,
IM0 than ti, any prariqu* year ready of territories rich in not- Its membar* make emrmaaU fo g '
rral raaoum a and raw ou ter- tha Arm*, Navy, Marina
lala h#*a put Japaa In • poaL Coast , Osard or A hr
Uou lo a a fu ahd dasnlnat* world ‘'T h##*
UMritoU if tho wa*tern power*
The
por*1st in fighting th* w ir to
O
Sanford’s Air Raid Siren Will
Be Tested Tomorrow At Noon
Forida Canal May
Provide Route To
Coast Oil Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herrick
Enjoy Vacationing In Florida
Oscar A. Mad'dock
Died At Hostipalj?|,
Monday Afternoon
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
Royal Crown Five
Dominates Senior
Bowling League
.
Feds Are -Underdogs
Against Eustis There
.loya l Crown’* faat rolling bowl
ing flv* (wept three atraight
r u m
from th* Seminola Tlr*
Shop In * Senior League match
thla week to run up a total of 11
vVtOTlea against but on* losa. liar-
LUCIAN T
JOHNSON
Large Crowds .
Turn Out At
Kennel Club
Moore Goes From
Braves To Yankees
BOSTON, Feb.
Sec
retary John Quinn, of the Boettm
Hrnvra, announced T h u r s d a y
I }f«gl«* I uni
! S w eet F a n n y
I T e ll Me
* Farnhlu
i Miss OulvBi
I K n tty Ann
7 t*»«1 1^-n u rt
I f.nn.* M ary
Service Station
Commercial
din Dairy, in aecond place four full
conteata behind the leader, Buf
fered three consecutive licking,
by Duke’a Tavern.
In othrr matches. Penal Cola
took the (irapette outfit for thrr*
TONIC
a tr a ig h t ,
•* abmrf tUi ilmpU, red-llpeway f* peg fee rapaln aad
adaeag eut * f laeeaw Ikceugk
,,
asavealeal
maafkly pay■
m
w
q
I
w h iia
L ucky
B o y _ w on
two of three games from Cocoa
Cola. T. Uolly and Bill Thome
earns through with exrellcnt shots,
when both made a 0-7-10 eplit.
New members bowling this week
wrrs 0 . L. Shuman and Billy Wal
lace.
Any other bowlers who
would like to loin a team In th*
league are etked to go to the
bowling alley and "get acquaint
ed".
The standings:
W L
Royal Crown Cola
II 1
Spencer Hardin Dairy
7 I
Coca Cola
0 fl
Pepsi Cola
S 7
Duxes Tavern
& 7
Grapett*
5 7
w Mm AtC MaotMv Paymaaf
lac amdaraWag *U haaiai
Rttlaf Ikam lat* plaaiaaf, Rv
| ap fa d«l* kemai.
m a a t i.
Lucky Boy
N*
Seminole Tire Shop
Dawa Paymaal
r*A«lrad.
C ounty, la Iba C o u n ty J u d p * o f
R om lnola C oanty. F lo r id * , a t hi*
a ffix * In I k * - m a r t b o a * * o f aald
C ounty *1 H anford. F lo rid * , w it h
in e ig h t ra la n d a r m o n t h ,
from
lh* tint* o f th * flr*| p u b lica tio n
o f Ibla n o lle * . K **h claim a r d a mend ahall b* l a
w r ttla p , t a d
ahall *1*1* lb * , l t r a a f ra a ld a a r*
and poet n fflc# a d d r*** a f
lb *
C la im a n t , and * h a ll ha ( w o r n to
by th* cla im a n t. a p a s L a r a t
torney. and a n y *ueh ctatm o r d e mand n ot *o flla d a h a ll b * t t M .
ID A D E L L P R I D E
Aa a d m in is tr a to r o f tb* Eatnt*
o f Aa e i a e e l e r o f lh * La at W I I
and T aatam ant o f Pam P rld *. d aFlrat p u b lica tio n J e a s a r y , » , I M l .
r»aa*«l
UNITED
LUMBER
Company
6 7
4 8
TO
Don’ t let your car get
Into a run-down con
dition . . have U com
pletely serviced rJ
BYRAN’S
GARAGE
Sanford Are. at 2nd St.
Wrecker Service
DAT
Ph. 9130
Cyptep Avc.
P A R T L Y T U R N , o r u n fu rii.
IMl Grandview AVo. PVi
p*UoU—IH
All Popular Brands
o. r. irons d u x .
Free Dellmy
C lark C ir cu it C ourt.
S am taola C ou n ty , F lorid a
ny r. u b u
•D o p u ly C la rk
r d ic k
ARCADE
Package Store
.
O. D. Farrell. .Pup.
PI m m ,
(M B
M aUbpp a i d * .
All DeSoto Paints #
On Sale At Cost J
PwlTpalnl
I fia ll* *
418*75 411.45)
la le r ta r
Scml'Glma
43.40
• lis lls s
_
Fist Wall
.
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I
rllllPO H TIO .N A T E L Y . R E D U C E D _
PAINT & GLASS
117 Park Avg.
'Phong SOS
NINTH RACE — 5-16 Mile
W INE
BIOWT
DINE
• Good Food Ahrejne
DANCE
• Music You Like
JACK’S DEW
DROP INN
GREYHOUND GUS
E R IC
GAY
KOP
FAST
Haye a Shining Clean Carl
There’s no “once over lightly" shout the Job we do
when we wish your cat. F r o m headlights to tall
light and from top to bottom It will ahlne like a new
ear when a Scott’* Service i Station attendant gets
through. Bring it in today I-.
•
C O T T ’ S C E R V IC E
TCORNER
A N DTHIRD
A R ST.
D Ik PARK
S T AVENUE
A T IO N
S
« :19
MARK
STARRY
D A IS Y
W D B p ^ t o R lg k t
FURY
*L U C K Y
»U
et
th a
" d o p e " *R t h * d a g *
FLAG
M IN T
GRAND
w ith
at
U p* S a h f e r i - O r -
S IS '
EXTRA
8 P E C IA L
NO MINORS ALLOWED
_
P O ST T IM E S i t l f . M .
On Houle 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood
about 10 MUea South of Banfocd/
TURN AT RED ARROW
Ph. 575-W
By PAUL ROBINSON
HEAD OP THE HOUSE,SIS
TOMMY D ACU NtS/lTU
ACTUAlUf BREAK Mf I
I’M XTARTINiS GKSHT NOW
SHOW YOU W H O f c o * -—
HE^2T, IFr CANf BE W i
7HATSHOW f PVEAW/V L
8oas.*so<s«r
■WATfiTAOX r J
I U D E a I'd E L t O * a e r v le .
r s n U U . H . B . P o p p C o .,
n o 'c h ,
TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE
AFTxn v « t a « N j o o m o
H A L T -D A Y jo b
u
cook
or
nw Jd. M a y b e lie H o ld e n . 1117
Of
of Picking Winners
ETTAKbTT
lassiHed Advertisements
day
d a y o f J a n a a ry.
DRIVE SAFELY, and
• Good Drinks At
Popular Prices
Sanford, Fla.
(ICAL)
la *
C M M D ITD Ra
MOULTRIE. 0 *., Feb. 0_O P )
In r e : E s t a te • ( BAM p n i D E , d e—Dothan, Ala^ waa admitted to eaatad
th e C o u rt o f t h *
C ou n ty
the
Georgia • Florida
Baseball J uIn
d e * . B em ln ol* C o u n ty , F le rld a .
League yesterday and director* la P r o b a l* .
ret to red the Ta 11ahatat* fran
TO
ALL
C R K D r r o n ’B
AND
P E R S O N * M A TIW Q C L A IM ■
OR
chise.
D
E
M
A
N
D
*
AU
A
1N
BT
R
A
ID
EHDothan waa * member o f ' the
now disbanded Alabama SUta T A T E .
League.
T a llahaaace
recently
Allf0 REPAIRING
Complete paint job for 410-00 and up.
This can be purchased on our GMAC budget plan,
•mall down payment and monthly installments.
IML •
Ik *
th is M U
LEGAL NOTICE
>th 8T.
That wc have an up to date fender and body repair
ahd paint shop.
Bring your bent fetulcnt to us fo r an estimate.
U
i- .lt d
AOTIUK o r A P P L IC A T IO N FO R
TAX DEED
C h a p te r I743T mf l » *
.NUTICK
M
IIK R K IIY
lllVKJC.
T hat t). W . S p en cer h old er o f T a x i
C e r t lflr a t e N o. 284. Issued the Tth
. da y o f A u g u st A. D.. 1M>, has
riled s a m e In m y o f f i c e and has
m ade a p p lica tio n f o r a la * deed
In he Issued th ereon . Said c e r t i f i
ca te e m b r a c e s th e fo llo w in g d e s
crib e d p ro p e rty In th e Co«int> o f
K em loole, S ta te o f F lorid a , t o -w lt :
loots 111. \U A I3S M idw ay
F la t H ook 1 F a k e 41
T h e a ss e ss m e n t o f th e said p r o p
e rty u n d e r
th e sa id ce r tific a te
Issued w aa la the nam e vf A nnie
B ella m y H eirs.
U nlesa s a id c e r t ific a t e sh a ll h*>
red eem ed a c c o r d in g
to law. the
p ro p e rty d e sc rib e d t fe r e ln wi l l be
sold to th e h ig h e st b idd er at the
rou rt h o u se d o o r o n th e flrat M on
day In tha m onth o f March. 1941.
w hich Is t h » 2nd d a y o f M arch,
1942.
a err i t at o r a p p l i c a t i o n f o r
Iruled th is J ttb d a y o f J an u a ry .
T A X DICED
A -O ra l* * | l . R - O d o * .
1942.
C h a p ter IT4PT a f IM P
I »*. C -C rata a | 1 .* * -fl.l*
O. F. irFH N D O N .
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T hat D. L. H e n d r ic k s h o ld e r o f
C ra te*. I 91-91.99
M cmlnole C ou n ty , F lorid a
T e x C e r tific a te *No* 131. le e u e d the
It A OIHIIEB— Do*, llun l i r - 1 * r
(M
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I m d a y o f A i n * ! A. I> . 111*. hue
H PIN AC If— BU .11 pr. Hammer T I P * .
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file d exm e In m y o f f ic e e n d hue
1 lr -il.ll
m u lt a p p lic a tio n fo r a la x <!•*<!
D e p u ty C le rk
HOI’ AHII W H I T E — llp r I l f *
to b e Issued th e re o n . Bold c e r t i f i
H TIIA tV IlE R IIlE H — P in t. I In-IT*
ca te e m b ra ce s th e f o l l o w i n g d e s
HWT n iT A T O F J I — I 'W T Hack*.
crib e d p ro p e rty In th e C o u n ty o f
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S em inole, S ta te n f F lo rid a , t o - w l t :
T IT IN IP * — Im a. Bun. l* o - M r . Bu
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W ATERCRKH H — D oe M r
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OU T O F BTATM P R O D U C T *
C h eva lier.
NONE
U nisex said c e r t ific a t e ahull b e
r • d en n ed a c c o r d in g
to I f w , th e
p ro p e rty d e s c rib e d th erein w ill b e
sold to th e h ig h e st b id d er a t th e
co u rt hou se d o o r on the f ir s t M o n
d a y In the m on th o f M arch. 1942,
VALLEJO, Calif., Feb. 0. —
w h ich Is th e Ind d a y o f M a rch ,
F A J4»| *H 'A T I0* f o r
I M l.
DPI — Twenty-five FBI agent* \ O T IC K O T
A I U K K I)
thited this lo t h d a y o f J a n u a ry ,
raided Japanese establishment*
r h s p f v r I 7 « r t f IM S
ltll. '
In Vallajo Thursday and took
N O T IC E ) M IIER1SDT
O IV E N .
O. P. I m il.N O ON .
C le rk C ircu it C o u r t .
many paraona into custody In an That R en If- J o n s x h o ld «r o f T a x
l* »rllflc * t* No. 1144, l**u*4 lh * tn<1
S «m ln Q j« C o u n ty , F lo r id a
Investigation In th* big Mar* la- day o f J u ly A. D.. 1914, h a s fllad
land Navy yard araa.
•ama In my o f f l c a and haa m ad*
D y F . t . B U R D IC K ,
D a p a ty C lerk
Nat Pepper, head o f tha FBI a p p lica tio n f o r a la a daad to b*
lh * r* o n .
Matd
ca r t lflc a la
at San Francisco, said Japanese •l**urd
m braesa lh* f o llo w la p d .s c r l b .d
employes o f the Navy laundry p ro p e rly In tha C o u n ty o f B om lnela.
and tha New Frisco grill war* Htal* o f F lo rid a , t o - w lt :
!*>ta II A II V an A rsd a la
takerf Into custody "because than
O aborn* l l r o k t r a a * Ca'a A d d lare grounds for suspicion of aalio n t o B la ck H aeam oek.
Sanford Are. Juab O ff Geneva.
piona g*.“
T b* ■■■•■■ninl o f lh * said a ro p * riy u n d a r
lh a said ca rtlflca la
l.a u .d
la 1ha nam * o f W . O.
Van A rsdhl*.
surrandared Its franchise, but a
I.'nl.aa aald r e r t l f l c a l * s h a ll b*
newly-formed baseball club, Tat- r*d**m *d a r r o r d ln a In la w , lh *
p rop a rty d aacrihod thareln w ill bo
lahaiiee, Inc., asked for, and re •old l o th * hl*h*a| h l d d a r .a l lh *
ceived, restoration o f tha city. cou rt houao d o o r o n lh * flra t M onTh* circuit will thus operate d * r In th * m onth o f M arch. I M l.
A rras
hich la lh * In d d a y o f M arch,
T ha ■aaassaiant o f lh * s a id p r o p again with eight clubs, Dothan w
IM l.
a rty u n d a r th * said c a r t lfle a l*
replacing Thomasrlll*. w h i c h
D o le d thla l* t h d a y a f J a n u a ry , Issum I w a s la th * aam * o f U n
dropped out. Other club* are IM l.
know n.
O. P. H E RN D O N .
Moultrie,
Americus,
Waytrots,
U n its* Said a e r t lflc s t a a h a ll ha
C lark C ircu it C o u rt.
r*4 **m *d a c e o r d ln *
lo
la w . th *
Albany, Valdosta and Cord*!*. !
a .m ln e la C ou n ty, F lo rid a p r o p e r ly daaerlhad th erein w ill b*
I f HEAL)
•
•old to th o h ls h a a t b lddar a t tha
B y f l U B U R D IC K .
co u rt houaa d o o r o a tha f i r s t M o n
D a p a ty C lark
d a y la lha m o a lh o f M arsh. I 9 IL
NOTIUM
Bill’,
Packaf
Store &
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IM l
THE THRILL
Georgia-Florida Loop
Admits Alabamans
FgBNCH AVR. AT
PHONE 719
n r . p o R T N o. p s
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f i l e r ) . HO »*
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r.ON'GWOOD, Feb. 6. (Special)
—Th* alilh week of raeinr at the
Hanfonl-Orlando
Kennel
Cluo
open* tonight with another ifood
card on aehedolr. Return of warm
er wearther hla broupht tha
crowda out in largar numbera the
paat two night*.
Tonlpht’a fraturr race la a
6-tBth’s with a wall-matched field
with Faat.Fury, trie , Cay i\op,
Delay Mint, Grand Sia, Drity
Mint, Starry Flag and Extra Spe
cial.
Th* aenaatjonnl winnlnp atrenk
of the eight dogs continued thru
Wednesday night.
Four of tha
II rice* Wednesday night were
won by dopi In the outalda poat ONION*—Do*. Hon 10c 4«r
porltion, making a total of 11 OKA N’t) EH— B oa U.B. l i m b , t l . f l .
Itaaa M r No f I I 4* Dap* Ike
victor!** In the laat 22 rncr* at
P A llB ljD Y — D o*. Run JCr
that time.
PKAH—
Rti llp r . Or if In fr y . II. f i
Overnight Rntrlen For Friday
ll M
Flrat Race— Futurity
POTATOKH — ll* d llll* ». U.B. No. I.
A M C O
|l V
FARMERS’ MARKET
.
To all my friend* and
ctalomera . . . *1 am
now locsted at Marfelt’s Auto Service
and will be Rlad to
Mrre you in my new
location.
Park A
!• ■ * « m ow
c k a y t m lTaay O f I W
__NOT IC C
I*
H C RK D rr
O IV C X .
T h a t B*P R . J o b ** k o ld a r o f T a a
C a r llflc a i* N o 1 1 * 1 . laauad th * Tlh
d a y o t A upuat A . D , l t l l , ha a flla d
aaaa* la aay o f f l c * a n d ha * m a d *
a p p lica tio n f o r a t a x * a d t o b *
loaaad Ihrrann. Bald c a r t l f l c a la a n bracoa Ik* fo lle w ln p d oa crlb ad p r o p
arty la th * C o u n ty o f P a m la o la .
S tat* o f F lo rid a , I w w ll L o t IT V an A ra d al* O x b o rn o
B ro k a ra p *
C o'a
A d d itio n
to
B la ck H a m m o ck . P la t B o o k I
Pap* II.
T k a aaaaaamant o f lb * aald p r o p a rty u n d o r th * aald n r t l f l c a t *
laauad w aa Ip tk a a am * o f K a ta ll*
Van Aradal*.
lla l* * a aald c a r t lflc a t* a h a ll b *
rxtaam ad a c r o r d ln p
to la w . th *
p r o p e r ly d a acrlba d tharaln w ill b o
■old to th * b lp h a a l b id d er a t th*
cou rt hoaaa d o o r o a th * flr a l M o n .d a y la lh * ruauTTf o f M arch, t i l l .
w h ich la th * In d d a y o f M a rch .
I I M l.
D ated Ibla M th d a y o f J a n u a ry ,
IM L
O. P. H E RN D O N .
C la rk C ircu it C o u rt.
B am la ol* C ou n ty, F lo r id a
(B E A L )
»ly E. I* B U R D IC K .
D e p u ty C lark
t,
U c A c o s t v o u r a a s v x fz
HftVf2Aii.it
iFYOUltaACYK?
�I
4.
PL EDOF.
TO
FLAG
"I pledge allegiance In Ike F l» f »f
•he United States of A arrlta, and la Iho
Rrpublle for wklch It stands. an* Nollna.
indivisible. with liberty and Ju-tke for all.**
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSI’Al’ KIt
SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATUEDAY. FEBRUARY
M em ber
A K S o cla le d
I ’ rrt*
N U M BER
131
llteh Sink Cruiser,
Teachers WilJ British Blast Jap Invasion
7
A
w
A
| GiveOutSugar
►amageAnotherAnd Ration Books
Vessels In Johore Strait
Hit Sub O ff Indies!
W
W W #-
£1
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iHenderson
it,
Issued
Hoat Sortie Relieved
To He Test To Dis
cover Defense Plan
Ofr Singapore Army
As British Civilians Fled North Malaya
Japs Take Amboina;
Nippon
Artillery
I n Philippines Is
Active For Hours
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. — (
— The nation's public « h
trarhers were given loot nl|
the huge task of issuing Mil
rationing hooks to every *
woman ami child In the nail
Clothes For San Gil Survivors
Long Range Guns
Shell Vilil City
on boarder* by withholding Wt
aWeet fioin them until their agf*
pi lea ara uaed up.
•*
Price Administrator I.eon H«SP
deraon announced details o f t t l j
rationing program under » M p
books containing stamp*. will j #
distributed entitling each indi
vidual to a strictly limited t|Ugnllty of sugar— probably I t ouoges n week.
*
Only one person In each fa<%
lly will have to apply for tW
stamp hooks. Ha will ba its
qulred to sign an application
.tatlng the amount o f sugar ►
hla household. All soppUea MW
two pounds par person will be
American Guns
- Return Barrage
U, S. Army Air Force
WOl Have Million
Men By End Of '42
Flaming Oil May Be
Poured In Water To
Halt Attacking Foe
IM f
Some of the hundreds of Driti.h civilians,
who tied liefore the Ja pa ne-e udvunce ill Not toern Malaya, are shown urtiving ut u railroiid
.- l Crew members o f the torpedoed freighter San Gll are shown
recdlvinp sew clothing from Mrs. Higgins McDaugh. director of
W p m , ••t L«wtk, Del. Th# San (HI. hit By iwo torpedo** -ind
ill*111 sIm IU from an Asia tub, was the fifteenth victim of U-boat
warfare o ff the Atlantic coatft. Two •crew mrmt»cr* werr Killed.
f W i / athare and a piitcnger were rescued ufter upending seven
Im t i In liftboaU. -
Dutch
tham Describes
Of Key We*t Visit
Sanitary Engineer
Describes Manner
He Can Aid Area
Th*
service*
of
Seminole
County's Sanitary Engineer may
b« obtained by ending or tele
phoning iho County Health Unit.
S. M. Rogers, the engineer, stat
ed today whan ho Hated a num
ber o f hla da ties aa outlined by
the Bute Board o f Health.
Persona o f this district may
In any of the following
Rev. V. H. Grantham, minu
ter
of
th*
First
Christian
Church, 'who has just returned
from a few days’ visit with hl>
son in Key West, described the
manner
build______ in which defense build
ing activities -art flourishing in
that ar*a, stating that about 12
construction companies ate locat
ed In the vicinity of the ••his
torical- city.
"Th* population la Increasing
so rapidly that County Commlaaloncr Gomel toM me he thought
la war now hatwwn 20 ami .10
thousand, hut If b imposihle to
give an accurate estimate." Mr.
Grantham related.
**I visited th* Navy yard and
also th* alt* o f a new massive
construction
program
by
the
W ar
Department.
M a r in e s
guarded thia place and I got as
dor* to U)e workmen aa tightseen arAallamud- When I qv*aItioned some o f th* guards they
Bishoo Ini
Delivj
Will
Sermon
BL- Rav. Prod IncUy, Bishoo
o f th# Dl PCSOS of'C olorado, will
deliver tho sermon at th# Holy
Crae* Knl -opal Church Sunday
at Dm I I i M A. M. service. Bish
oo Ingley has been attending
the Hea*e nf Bishops meeting
In Jacksonville. .
Mmnwhlle, It la expected that
thu Kgr. Frank FaBey a f Lee*,
burg, who haa aegpptad the po^
Wun o f tartar at the Holy Cross
station Aomewlieie in Southern Malaya
truIit in wliirh lie group of irfi'geecun In* seen in the hiickgimitid
British Bombers Entertainment Committee Is
Strike At Ax i s
Arranged For Baseball Team
African F o r c e s ^ — —
Russians
Annihilate
■
t«W.m rvueiis
the maantime every pa
triotic titlten ahold reduc* his
normal sugar consumption bv at
least a third. Those who have
hoards should atop buying mure
sugar and atari using up their
hoards. Retailers should continue
limiting talcs to Individuals until
the forma) rationing p|an la put
Into affect.
And
consumers
should remember that the
re
tailers are not responsible for
the shortage.'*
solutcljr necessary a*
a
wai
measure, iho price adminlalra
tor emphasised. "The facta are
that wo can count now on unly
about 5-1(10,000 tons of sugsi
this year aa agalaat 7 .9Hy,lhM
tons Ut 1141. That means a unrthird reduction must ba mad* in
both housohold
and industrial
consumption.”
Mr. HMtdarmn csplalncd the
major reasons for the decline in
land
other
Sriniiittlt*
('minty
tuembern of th*
Complete Standard towns toi.r Itecmne
of Coinmvrt* ('mninii«rrar>«re f«*r the .P/ilUa
' tr- (a >
Aid Course IIAtves
1lii-s**Imil T '
bjr • . T..
Hrad-htrw, rhuiruiaii of the com*
jtuw un
|Cham la-i
i uiii
Klflv-lwn person- have recent- mlllrr. il wu-i announced to*lnv
reet»gni*ed, bv IM llnririnv, necretary «»f the
•v
completed
tho
lied Crus
Standard First Aid ' I'hambri of ('omineree. Arthur
Course, Miss lim a Hinton, in- [ V'owell hn< |»«**-n named ■< an*
slructur. stated this morning,
«»••(mii t hainuun.
Names o f t h e wumrn whu
•hle
i roininittee U expected to
were viaduatrd frum the morn-!*!•i eveiythiiitf p«>B*ihle to muke
Intr class follow: Mrs. W. A . 1' " ’-, l,' :’ ' ’-s officlaU un«| playerI at home, it wan stated, and
Meanwhile
the
Russians Adams. Mr.. I). U. Baggett. Mrs. f" ’ 1
j»« will l»e taken to ensure
claimed the rout of Germans on I K. Ilallen. Mrs. !.. K. Hoyle..
two undeaignatrd sectors of the Mrs J. I.. Rrumlev, Mrs. W. S, elite! laininrtit fur the club mem
front anil the nnnthdialinn of llmmlev. Mrs. W. F. Ilryan, Ml«.- .,|Im*i * uni lo ensure kimmI ulteiiMO. The S..v •els extended the J. I> Callahan. M r . C. K. Car- dun.- .il the trainee.
tlistt
fighting to three .alients, one ter. Mm . J. I.. Clark. Mrs. J.l •'** •<tv inn unitoun.'d
to
Ik*
U
miles
from the
l-atvian II fob-lough. Mrs. F. W. ( ’ m * - ! 1* fir*l home brume
bonier, anothe. -.Ml miles from I land. Mrs. M. L. Cullum. Mr.-, •pbiyid here lo-twren the llravr*
will b«> deri*
Smolensk, .... I the third between /
C. Karl, Mrs. O. I*. Herndon. , and \V.»7lni»**ton
,t
id Hudson hnv in
Kharkov uml Stalino.
Mr- P II Lansing. Mrs. W A
,
hoiim
**f
tin*
former
.Sanfoid are
Russian front dispatches spoke Leffler. Mrs, W. A. l.odwle, Mefor the fli«t lime in weeks of Boy Mann. Mrs. M ur ilipurik bill lei who it«i«v i<« II valued mem*
battle
in which Iho Rusiiaus Mis. F, T. Meriwether, Mrs. R •inr of lbs \Va*hif!|?tuit pitehiuif
were oulnumlwred. hut neverthr- A. Newman, Mrs. F. I). Scut*..I corp* Wit dungton train* in Or*
lots said the Soviets were- hack Mr-. G. A. Speer,- Mrs S. O.i
ing their way westward after In
flicting nearly 10,000 raaualties Shlnholsrr. Jr.. M rs. Muxwrli.
Stewart, Mrs. L. M. Swain. Mr- i
II. K. TiMike, Jr.. Mrs. Uulnhl
Wight. Mrs. R. A. Williams, |
Mr-. Hurrv Woodruff and Mrs |
Wallace Wright.
i
Graduates o f t h e afternoon!
rla-s are: Mrs. C. M. Aptdel.v.
Mr . A. P. Bandy. Mrs. Harry I
Sanford Girls
Receive Honors
At Stetson U
Doth, charged with "derailsTAMPA. Ftb. 7.— OP)—Stale
Ion o f dutv" In lb* report of
position* fpr such a stand. lust'ce
Roberta'
Commission and county fairs Ptldsy wars
which Invested the attack, have given approval by Secretary of
been without assignment
since Agriculture Claude Wlckard who
they were relieved from their •ski the IU42 expositions "can
dosis bv President Roosevelt ten ami I am sure will be a power
days after th# surprise air reU ful force In carrying I# the gen
iQ y
,
A* 0
eral public th* facta •and needs
Officers a f th* New Smyrna on the Pacific outpost.
of America's war effort."
regular
n of th* F.lkt occupied lb*
r* and conducted tno bus I
session at th* Joint meet
of the :.*w
Hmrrna
and
rord lo.lg»* here last glghl
k* Elk's lodge, Secretary W
BFRU N , Fob- . 7. (AV-German!
Newspapers earrieid a lengthy > » -i
port today from Itockbolm that
Prim* MinIsU s Churchill was lay
and proaanl
ing plans fag ■ large-scale land
ilcbrau Past
ing opcwtlso oa tk* NorwcgUn
coast and heap* to h i** the sup
Sanford rwldsuta and winter
port of th* GaMad Slats* Hoot.
Tk* dlspaUk aooarlsd. "Church- visitor* are Invited t# attend the
Toorist
moeUno Monday
Hampshire Night"
New Smyrna-Sanford
Elks Meet At Lodge
Nazis Report Allies i
City News Briefs
Plan Taking Norway j
---------------- --— me af the program
with W. L. Aldrich la tkargs
of tk* tatirtikiRNatt
V T * V .l
Del AND, Frb. 7. (Special) —
T*-i Sanford *>ndcnt* at HMnin
University are listed among those
receiving Honor Roll or Dean's
List rT.ing for scholastic work
lorlnw the semester just closed, a
release by Dem l|sn*V C. Gar
wood revealed here today. Honor
Roll lists numbered*;! total of 77
•ludrnta at Stetson for the semes
ter, while 24 students made Dean's
11st rating, the highest honor that
Stetson bestows upon lunior an I
senior students, requiring a i . j
ivrrage. Implying a near-straight
“ A" record.
Th* Sanford honor students are
Nancv Roasetcr. daughter of Mr.
ami Mrs. A . K. Kosoetsr, who
•chievnl In fdditlon to Honor Roll
rating, the coveted Doan's List.
She I* a senior In the College of
L"
and rFather
L era!
n m Arts) ami
mnrr .’Strange,
'»mn|r,
a sophomore In the College of
I Ibersl Arts, who la listed on (he
•fonar Roll. Miss Strange la ibo
daughter o f Mr. ind Mrs. James
A. Strange.
All Reserves Called
' Into Active Duty
12 Are Saved After
Ship b Torpedoed
New Motor Mechanic*
Claw To Be Started
trla U d
Home of the
men,
plants,
ahips and supplie. have been re.
moved from the Singapore naval
base ami from several airfields
on this beleaguered
island be
cause they could
not
operate
under Japanese shell fire, I leut.
Gen. A E. I’errival, commandrr iif Impel lal land forces here,
disclosed last night at the end
|of a week of siege.
Hut hr said firmly:
"We
will
hold
Sintaporel
There ia no <|Otsllon about It.”
"Just heeuuse we do not aeh
so many of our aircraft overhead
and our naval units
does nni
inrun the air force
aiut navy
have
abemlonrd
Singapore;**
added General Prtrivnl.
‘ They have gone to
places
where they can bomb Japanese
bases just us efficiently
and
build up our naval strength. f l u
.navy U rontinuior Ur do a let .of
the Philippines have been cut
o ff and thoa* from Hawaii will
probably ko curtallad.
T h ird , our allies have h«t
sons# o f their supply sources and
will draw In part on so mo of our
soureoo this year."
Other OPA officials said that
aupolio* of sugar for home fruli
packing and canning would b*
mad* available under some sys
tem In be worked out In future
moatka. This problem will not
kn ows state onlil
fruit
snd
vegetable crop* begin to romc
A T L A N T u T crrY Feb. 7— OP)
—Tw*l»s sure tears of tbs seventeentk skip torpedoed o ff tho At•entie O a s t l -ee laiuUd today
but tip f a b i f tk* rest o f tho
crow a f tho UCT-teu
tanker.
India Arrow. U ankaown.
%
Sintrn|»nrr’s trim* tilgstrd
l«l>nnosi> invasion lumt^ in
thr .Inltitiv Strait
today,
whilo Ni|tpon»>st* lonp rahpp
a'tillerv ilvopiwtl shell* in
fthe- city. The Ixwt sortie won
Yelieved to l>e a tent for the
reported
Hritixh plan to
ptur flaming oil in the
atreit.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7, W V Presldont Roosevelt Issued an ex
ecutive order today eslling lain
active military service all organ
ised re*»rv* anlu not already an
ttlive duty.
Effective dates for calling Ikes*
units will bo snnoonced liter kr
th# Secretary nf War. Unit* M l
From Sunken Ship
EAST COAST CANADIAN
POST, F * k 7. -^F V — Fartyfive survhrer* reaching here
In three HfskoaU reported to
day an enemy n k n u rl* * bad
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TgE BANF6RD flgttALD,
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Founders' Day
Sanford Herald
Boy Scout Anniversary
la v s your tire*. He aura they
r» kept Inflated at all times to
f pound* pressure.
s .. v
— ■» . "We;•Tha Tampa Tribune say* the
MM state canal will Im nut fur
bo duration, o r , should be.
This week marks the 32nd anniversary o f the found
ing o f the Boy Scouts o f America. Millions o f men and
boys throughout the United Statdft, will commemorate this
occasion with special events showing w h at the Boy Scouts
are doing. M ijlioiif.of others now J puwr. tu adulthood# .will
watch, thinking or their own Boy Scout days-in-years gone
far there has been nn dl»- by, or. If they were not so lucky, wishing th e y had once
pn on the part of the gov- been Boy Scouts.
m i to
ntllun
Defunsu
.Thlrty-two years ago, there w e r e only a few Boy
Scouts in the whole United States,' fewer 8coUt troops and
Scoutmasters. But between 1910 and 1915 the S c o u t
old man I*
It on the kids -----------------to fce borrowing their
Experiment Station I
Has New Vegetables1
*EliEVATI«G OUR SIGHTS'
why free men and women cannot
Ewelg’a powers o f charnrtcrixib conquered. Its story hinges on glpn, h b unerring faculty fur getnothing less that! a suggestion t y . ting at tha important truth In
means o f which our sm * cm winjtba tnornue a f anclept fact, have
the war, Its pcoplo are man and 1made him ona o f the most nopuwemen like ourselves; and iMa|lay historians and biographers of
hero, Mayor Orden, will stand with.bur day. lie has never had a
S
t- *
r*
Hill’s
Packet
PL& -PD
This rove race is m ost, imporMayor Has Never
V n f a a I.
' tonl. Many h'tales requiru Uiia
• Solicited v
|eoTcrage 0f every car and truck
LONCWOOD
■ '* ■“
i owner.
DOVER. Del- Fab; l . - ( W W )
—T fs mayor of this capital city
We ran ruve you on your PL
o f Delaware Is beginning' his , 4 PD insurance cost,
eighteenth ronsecutiro year ir. o f - ;
rice—yet he has:
c . M. q o YD A COMPANY
Never
m ade
a
campaign
tpeech.
113): Magnolia Av*. Ph. 17»-J
Never anllclted a vole.
Never filed for nomination.
|
(A D V .)
Powerful, square-jawed Mayor j
J. Wallace Woodford Is so pop
ular ho has never hail opposi
tion. In the last election only 21
perrons even bothered to vote.
Norn Inations under
Dover’s
form of government are made
only throegh cltlxens’ petitions.
Mr. Woodford’e Republican "oppoeitlon” has never considered It
necessary to petition
another
candidate.
The 61-year-old business exec
utive, who serves the community
o f 6,500 without pay, provides
a strictly non-partisan adminis
tration, distributing tha political
plums aquitably among Rapohllcans and. Democrat*.
Swarms of locusts have been
observed at sea o n a thousand
miles from lagsL edulA i*L i*e ill
Tit
wtl
co|
•aa fires at night
i aka guides for a
lag squadron.—TitusrAdvoeate. — if
they
bombs on the grass
|giU p rotest T
Three Steaks
i/V
and various
iiio u iu iu
n c u uunv,
luat before it la co ok ed ?
the kitchen.
*Thr»e gteaka."—Investment
PAINTS
• LIQUORS
NICK’S
PackageStore
PAINT & GLASS
i i r Park A te.
further
bvaan Two Wot
Ruble, Beaut*
la tte DUiklcss,
The scene (a th
ranter of actior
Ucmnny, and t
fencing with tha
tv official* ami
Goerlng and Goal
la a splne-tlni
Frederick L. j k
CdUcn and-an’
^‘.visnws
turlty and
(Q rub it llghtly'-mut
' ; Thu waller went «
"Joe," ho told thi
Dealera'. Digeat. >*
THE B U T Of
RS BURR TO V lin
verse, fiction oi
Impressed me s<
real It lea of Nall
Aa the noose
It veto General Mscmt as aMM whistle
iT h a recall* that the
PITTSBURGH
• WINES
Reds o f' Jetltrs ovary day were better citizens. This number continued to grow until
art still some people
Wurrytng about what’s
happen after tbo war.
tnauty then are sum*
IF TOUR TASTE REMANDS
• SCOTCHES
I t former
Mre. Douglass boys camo within influence o f scouting. Naturally many
krtbur, now living in Wash* boya Joined the ever Increasing number o f young men who
■Li ia salt! to be rccetotat had been scouts. And because they had been scouts they
today ten million men wid boya represent tba circle o f di
rect Influence o f scouting.
"Thus it is that not only a r e ’ the million End a half
octivo Boy Scouts and scouters celebrating the thirtytecond birthday pf scouting, but the eight and ono half
million alumni of scouting also haVe a claim in the birth
day festivities.
"M ost former scouts still hold with the scout oath
and law, and hope their sons will say:
" 'On my honor I will do my best— to d o m y duty to
God and country, and to obey the scout law. To help other
time expectancy by uriag
* ?*■
oittce* Today thore are nearly ten million boys who have
General.
ifsar
BS
gar rationing doe* not be- taken the Scout oath End over a million and a half active
« a t ll- M s l month. In tha members.
iftima wo can r*t Just as
‘T h e growth o f the Boy Scout* o f America has been
as wa want to.
rteady ever since," soys the Ocala Star. “ Each year moro
d lr o r t o .1
BRAZIL HITB AT NAZIS'
m powerful
short wava rwtln
KNOXVILLE,
. . .. Tcnn,
.
- FeL...„ |transmitter'' In tbo German Em— (W’W ) - A half thnen tww su- ^
Bonding Friday Ur what
nuts
•tep o f _
T’^
m * l / nvallal,
- - ’ ^ Lie
?51- for ' WB* ^ ^ r r d
di too to smash • g tb o f wild. M
Unlv-1
general prtsluellon by-The
rat radios o|Mtraling thnmfhodt
Jcnilty of Tcnnccsci! experiment ]|r o lp f or . comm uniration -with
station here.
i Axis ships and directly wii,|t
Dr. Brooks Drain, experiment l)urlin.
station horticulturist, reports ma
jor seed hoc so. already are dis
tributing seed of two o f them,
the new African K|uash and th e1
eisary tomato.
“The tnuash It a fine family
tttu
quality,” he asserts. “ The big
IM sg b ’
feature of it l« that it ia com
la At
pletely resistant to l ho pickle
worm which has hitherto maile a s t Tennessee squash almost
prohibitive.
“ The tomato developed near,
f i n e SI.'
Newport, Tenn., by the lato--Dr.'
m :t n r » f
H. It. Essary of the. t'ntoerslty,'
ntosB
lias uncsually reiistant foliage
and a big rrd frvit which erlU-j
ral rnnneries have approved en-l
t^ A ^
4 a J
thu-.iastirally.”
After 16 years of work. Dr. j
Drain's department has develop
ed nn oriental ehestnut at Clarkti I
ville, Tenn.. Hint is immune, he]
soys, to the blight which hu« ]
virtually denuded rhestnut p.rorc*
o f l(ie nation.
i
Devekipment of tla- cnirenl-1
ty’s
new
Trpnessra
chipper | This refers to Public Liability W
strawberry, whirl, “ give* larger; nI)|, i.r)ip,.rty
Damage' Iniurfruit nnd is even more disease- .....
protccls you against
rvl.tant than t h e Blakemorr. * " « • whW’
wa* completed last December a f - ' “ "V legal UobUity imposed upon
, you by the use of your ear or ,
ter 10 years o f‘ bleeding.
trick.
■ 0
'm ice reader. It Is short (though] ores, reaching out to embrace all
"
longer than “ Of Mice and Men’O tl knowledge, to drre all unknown In
It U his first since “Tha (InDvg'dangvra to. grasD to Itself the tw
o f Wrath“ i and it la quite differ* riches af an earth whose scope It
■]
rnt from anything ho has don* hod just begun to comprehend.
j,,,
before. For the first time since'
lie evaluates Vespucci’s •actual i g„,
ho wrote his first n%vel, twahre ceitrf'.aticn to that greatest n|oiirr
years ago, ho has gone outsldd’ of discovery, shows now an un- . . .
America for. his setting. Yak tbfc weight notoriety waa thrust upon
.
book, more, than any olfaiar ha him. and bow he, the most honest:
has written, la of our IIwaa snd'oh and ■*deuA,af .men, .toe* vilified f t
s d S T J a fft-js S jijy :
d ow i
Phone 108
GENEVA NEWS
By H ID . A. B. MORAN
Jehnsi* L* Rua Prevail, ton of
Mr. ana Mrs, T. W. Prevail was
■raidMUr kgied. Sunday P M. near Mary Robertson and Mre.Menlck
born Fab. S, IW0.
He U eurvtood by bis parents,
two younger brothers Denton sad
at»d twp voungrr sis(0 and Addle.
r,
•m icas start.conducted
W. Tr. Kaysrr of Mima
nova cemetery Monday
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4ATCB»AYk;FEB®rAIirj? - w :
B A N T O ltD , F L O R ID A
•
it wan exactly 105 yearn ago yesterday Chat Col. Wil
liam S. Harney arrived at Camp Monroe i)car where the,
aa » » » — 4 stes* ■»■«••, Mayfair Hotel now ntanda and took command of the lit£ i rtMtoa
tie company o f United Staten sotdlern who had been ntaU.S.WAI2
tianed there early In the Seminole Indian War. He nrrived just in time, for two days later an attack in force
P R O D U C T IO N
led liy tlte brave Coacoochcc, though finally repulncd, rcsnltcd in the dentil of Cnpt. Charles R. Mellon.
Following .thin battle the camp waa reinforced, bar
racks were erected nnd the •name changed lo Fort Mellon
In honor o f Cnpt. Mellon who bad been killed there. Even
tually a thriving little inland p o rt developed there with
supplies fo r nil interior Florida brought down the river
from Jacksonville, and the name o f the town which grew
up there wan Mellotiville. It woj not until 30 or -10 year.'
Inter that the ttnnie wan changed to Sanford.
________
Commemornllng the occasion o f this battle on the
f T ? 1*.t™.** " " u t ll" shores o f Iatko Monroe. February 8 Is set aside eRch year
or*
u is» t«r«- as Founders’ Day nnd it lias been customary In recent
: vrnrs for the Daughters of the American Revolulion In
„ t w e . _____________ ____ observe I he occasion with formal ceremonies and the dedt w nerau ia • a m i n >i
cal im, of some historic marker. This year waa to
wklth la
exception and plans had been made fo r the crectjnu of
! marker at the old cemetery at Fort.H eed, but on TuTNiiil,
of dhe xvar nnd the shortage o f material*, this had tn lv
postponed.
.
Hut the courage of the bravd men who gave their j
ilives that this city might be carved from the wilderness'
S a t u r d a y , f e b . t. i b «
Iwill not bo forgotten. Nor will the struggles, the hardBIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY |ships and perseverance o f the rugged pioneers who in I
less bravo than the soldiers made their way .in small
• W * HATE DEHPICABLK MEN. Iboats up the St. Johns River or battled their wsy throuah
BUT OOI) YEARNS IN l/JVE semi-tropical jungles In ox-drawn covered wagons. To
FOR THEM! Rut tied rommendoth his love toward us, It* that, them and their fortitude we o ffe r a much deserved salute.
There was no Red Cross In those days to provide bon
' f k l h v o were yet sinners, Christ
(Bad far u*.— Komins O'-H.
dages for the injured or medicino fo r the sick- There was
.10 government agency to provide food and nhelter when
angora cat
crops failed or hurricanes struck. The men and women
im The Christian
Science
|who early came to Mellotiville came on their own initiative
Monitor)
and survived or perished us their own hardihood, resource
ft apd then
fulness and s >i c o r grit enabled them to do. Because
Ha will condescend
toy with a ball
enough won the fight, we huve a modem cKy today whose
roots go hack 105 years.
Ufllng yawns
Throughout these years Indian attacks were followed j
I a stoic way
by mnlatia fever epidemics, and epidemics by hurricanes
■awing bis mistress
otaa lo play—
which blew their homes away. T h e r e were days nnd i
Iweeks when the boats failed to arrive from Jacksonville,!
New and thru
!crops had failed and food was scarce. There were ycara
It will humor her,
when bitter freezes destroyed valuable groves and other
Una her stroke
these are welded Into ona g n a t A Comedy o f Errors In History'
History”, . —
years when floods fulned their crops. It was never an picture
ailky fur
'ey an author's (kill which Stefan ttwelg untangles the snarl I
m l y a U flin s
easy life, but somehow through It all, they emerged vic cculd make Lewi* Gannett say of of accident and forgery that pro-1
martyred mew
hla first book* **. -. . ona o f tha duerd so astonishing a dunoue- _
torious.
the. untenl lhln«s
Today, as their sons and daughters, and the sons and <must musingly readable novels of mtnl.
d Ilka to do;
year.”
Once on the trail of this granaWap and dream
daughters o f other pioneers like them, face similar hard- theWritten
during the course o f diose ease of mistrken identity,
a n tin g dream
*hij*s and a somewhat uncertain future, it gives us strength 1041, and completed In the fever JZwtlg fills In with rapid, revealing
j
tons of shrimp
land courage to recall thn trials nnd tribulations o f other heat of our’ first days in Ifie waiv strokes the backgmund agains. i rt-l
1 gallons o f cream!
the new novel by John StelnbecfcJ which It took pltre. He pictures 1Tu
T il EL BARNETT DE VITO Idays and what our fathers and our fathers' fathers stood. ‘'The Moon Is Down” , has had atVithr drugged world o f the Middle wc
.They could tuke it. •
,
elcctilfylns effort on every M rlA ges , lowly regaining ,-nnscious- fin
it put o ff until tomorrow
you should have done yes*
.'-'V o
attend*! 'tba animated mag**'na" presented by tw - Romford
Woman’s Club an Wednesday;
slso tha loaeheon.
It w ill be “Tourtat Saadag”
st the Baptist Churrh M a t Sun
day whan there wUl ha airatot
nretmma. >At noon d in a r wtQ
ha served to the coagragaUm in
RiinnvallBila
t
Sunnyahade Park.
at youraejf the way other people look »t y o u !»
A n your ciothee neatly cleaned and preaaed.? *
You are frequently j udgi.il by your appevRUCRf.
• . Let us keep your clothes lookim ow h -
a
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THE SANFQ^g gERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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S o c ia l A n d P erso n al Activities
PAGE THREE
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O.&S. Group Holds {Leonard Toy Takes
“ Obligation” N ight1
Post With Group
THINGS WE’VE SEEN AND HEARD
By I4AYME id HODGKIN
t o l l H Hi \ . > i . iV h , 7 —
Mr*. Fordyre Ru--rll, worthy
of
matron of Seminole Chanter Two. (S|>*' u ti» |l«** a p p o in tm e n t
The contagion haa spread. Natlalxi Junior will see only hia
Order o f the Eastern Star, pre leronanl R I *•> *.« ti«*ld Kcpr?the contagion of an inaidioua dir- smiling loving parents on the
sided over the regular meeting of amative of tin* I*rimIucI mn Cre
eair, but the contagion o f wall- morrow. If he doesn’t know _
the chapter on Thursday evening, dit 4*4»r|*o*iitia.fi of « oltiinhia for
doing. The glorious inspiration to thing he rertainly can’t practice
at which Mr*. Henry lendler, of thr State of ll.tit.la was ando for other*. In an effort to It- In this way we could create
Oriaode, Right Worthy Grand t on- niHinrisI laewl.i> i., \\ \
\|in..r,
emulate their elder* the children a finer and finer generation and
duct rest of the General Grind 1'ri‘sident
tiic ( or|H»ruti«in.
are hard at work for the fight the world couldn’t help being
Chapter, was present.
Mm. Toy o n ^tailuute of the
ing force*. Thursday crownadth*
Mr*. Land er, at the request of Oil lege of
\ifrn ulture of the
Mrs. Maybellr Brown and Miaa efforts of the Children of the heller a* the year* roll on.
This
is
only
a
suggestion,
we
the
Worthy
Grand
Matron,
Mr-.
l*niven»it\ *•f Klomlj, u gra<!Wannelle Metis spent the dsy yes
Confederacy
along
that
Una.
esnnot
take
the
responsibility
of
Marian
Neeb
of
Miami,
presented
terday in Orlindo.
uate of Kn'tm.io |lowine«« (’olThey have worked and plannad rv oils. It I* probably the awak
Mra. 8. P. Dutton, junior past Irge. nml hit'* done
gradMatron of Seminole Chaptrr, with unte wotk .it tin- imivemity of
Friends o^_ Mrs. Msrtha Moffett for weeks to show their will-to- ening of a suppressed desire.
a commission of grand representa California
The new officers of the shufwill regret <o lesrn of her illness do and succeeded in doing a
beautiful job of it in t h e i r flrhosrd club are doing a noble
tive of th* District ot Columbia
st her home on Celery Avenue.
In annoiim mi?
the
appoint
In behalf of the chapter. Mrs.
bridge party at the Tourist Cen work this season. They have al
Russell presented Mrs. lender ment Mr Mmoi -ti.l |ty train
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Drariso are ter for the benefit of th* Rad ready played several games out
and'Mrs. Dutton with corsage* .if ing nntl i’ \|Mtiopt, \|| Toy la
of town and have many more
spending the weekend in Ocoee Cross.
red camellias end iwrrtpra*. Th? eminently .pialilit-l f.*r thi< new
You know, if we grown folka scheduled. So any of you SanWith relatives.
chapter room* were effective!/ iK4»»k with thr ptodortion cm lit
should stop to meditate on out fordites who like to shuffle dur
ktoriila
»m,| we
decorated with bowls of ralrndtua- association
Cullen Wright, s student at responsibility a* grown folks w* ing your spare hours, you are
ftM*! that we are very fortunate
und nasturtiums
Stetson University ;n Deland, would run into some startling urged to go down and display
in
obtaining
hi«
wervirea.*’
Each member brought a gift for
has gone to Tsllahsssee for the fact>. Some of us believe that your prowess. Don’t however, ask
Mr Tux
,.*»
duty
the sunshine bos for a sick mem
the world is growing worse all your humble servant any ques
weekend.
ber
rnd placed it in the container h«*h. 'J mid i- iliiutK to Florida
the time What is the w o r l d tions a b o u t the rules of the
The Rev. L. C. Douthit of at the entrance to the chapter atti*mling
.•»*».*. it
-i n kluddera
Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Crenshaw which is growing worse? Tha game, for we are woefully ig High Point, N. (’ . who has rocm. Later in the evening thi- meetings *.f |.»...Itt. it ,M rnilit
and dnughter, Carolyn, of Or world In this esse 1s no more norant on the subject. The whole been conducting a revival ser bsx wa* taken to the Fjsst : y ( Mswih'IIIIIOIH
lando are the weekend guests of than the people In It. If we thing according to our view pro vice at the Paula Wesleyan Mr. and Mr*. Glenn E. McKay 1
watch our little children we will motes the deepest sympathy for Methodist Church. The services fo.* the worthy matron to send to
Mr. and Mrs. It. F Crenshaw.
see them taking pride in doing the players. Shuffling we ilo will t>e conclude,! tomorrow.
th* 111 member
Mrs. A. 8. Ilurgess of Ocala Is
U*<« Father or Moth- aplenty, but only because we are
llasky Wight. worthy patron,
the weekend guest „ f her son and
These rulers of today, these po tird our feel have long since
conduct?*! the impr<*««tv? uhlipM
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. •congres,men.
senators.
execu. lot! their spring and spirit, and!
tlof) ffrrmonv am! Mr* It r
\ P n:\TMtl
S E R V IC E
Arthur la-e l!urgr*«.
|»!»*». Isl«>rers. workers In all the idea of mutilating whnl I
Moor?, accompanied at the pinm*
line* were o n c e children who might have lu-en u first class |
\ fiieii.l
•lin. d at a •cer
by .\!r*. Jack Burney, sang "My
learned
to
do
"Just
like
Mother
tain
ri-'t.iuinni
t.
_
r*
•I *r Iv waa
cracker pole and landed many a i
Mrs. Mary King, special repreTask", to close th,- ceremony
.... .........
renlatlva of the Sears, Roebuck of Father!" looks pretty bad gram) fish, just to push around
Entertaining for the Winter vis
tn mt a fel
At the conclusion of the cere- ■-■oni'hid ,<n,
panrake
j u r t itors In Sanford and Sentlnole mony refreshments were serve-1 low diner, witting loit a few feet
Company, of Newrberry, 8. C. la for Mother and Father, doesn’t B dehydrated
spending several weeks in 8anford It? And yet when w# are truth- doesn’t tend toward good rea County last night at the Tourist by Mr*. R. C. Maxwell and he, aw,,\. -t„r. -I ufl ,„g I,tine* in
in the interest of her company.
ful with ourselves we know that son. But the de*r folks, bless Center on l-akeshorr Boulevard. committee to the members and hi* t ui II. m .it. |■••al III nrnairnn-nt. thfii *li -iniw •••1 thi* mutter
our children believe (hat their them, they love it and it must lupils of the Cogburn Studio of visitors at the meeting.
Richard Dess and Ilraxton Per parents are just right. Oh, per be good- So eonte on down and tsncing and expression pupil* af
Out-of-town
guests
present a-4 «uit* nf ni,»tc »til* ». *i ti* n
kin* h'Ve left for Norfolk, V*., haps at times they Just smile lend your >upi>ort ami help bring j
Msffrtt were pre- were: Mr*, latndrr. Mrs Mae llur- !*'»)•»■-hinli i-t
where they hove entered training at our lark of “ common sense** home the honor* for Sanford. |“cnted in Ine^ following
ram: ri* of Tampa, Mr*. Lena Wood
The •If*>t ft 11 ,11ii*! i hi*
next.
ikki ward of Deland. Mr-. AI ids I. llfiw« \f r. tin ii mi, , iliiif r rami*
rt the United Rule* Naval Train and l>ear with us, but apart from
We have made arrangements'
Ticking Wild Mowers
lurgi
ing Mtation.
that they "know" that the life whereby we may have u picnic ''orfr**Krafts of Conway, Mass., Mn. lt.uk 1•i lb. i. t •n .mi
the Porter and Harry S. Hoprr nf I «>njr Mand, :iii f*:»r wtill 1, i •it,Cf • •mfillintr
ithln Iheir own home* is per boat trip up or down the riv e r,., “ The
,, . Waiter,
. ,,
.ii ui
Mrs. C. 1- Irwin ih recuperating fect home life, the life thnt they Mtinislav soon and if you ure ill*’V*
T e g g y Tippln. N. Y.t Mr*. I.. I*. Itr« wn of I’ltt*
l|l<* Mill l,| to,| 1st-. '• ll t III till*
at her home on I’nlmrtto Avenue
trre-ieil we would appreciate n ,,
J
I altue
M*c- burgh, Pa., Mr«». Mm**: Rip>»s ui fiUll f ll •1*\ 1
ill strive to carry on.
ll.fl. nKaiii,
from a tonailecUmy which was
SifltcrxvilU', W. Va.. am! V I.
,
„Serenade"
...
,,
If this l>e the rase then the f»ll from you. The (•■ 111 will leave I ,.L’
»• ' » •*11
|wr*
performed by llr Crn.ly Page al
"Sunrise
Almsnd
uf
lUrhcrvill**.
|
If*
V
1
1
\
tile
latalbotise
around
lit
1
(1
A
M.
I
S“
n.'.!*r
........... ii i , . 1. , 1 in In*
hia Snnitnrium in Orlando on life led by the peoples o f the jro in n pUnir ground, nrnplt* MarNeill, Evelyn Munson, Dura
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iii
iti
.
i
world was copied from the Ufe
Wednesday morning.
thy Munson and Ads Adsnts.
TI h-n •Is f*-••t Iff S f...... roiilim*
ithln their- names. If a child time will Ih* nllnwotl to httVt*
"Jr*Unta"--Ann Whitaker.
lunch
nnd
do
n
hit
of
explora
|nit
•iv ••<!•• i .1. L. 1 *.|| f*l»fi*
has
grown
up
seeing
bickering
Mrs. II. S. Oven and infant son
"Vienna Woods" Beverly Prqto lb. •M* i.i •», ,i1 !• ll
f i i-n*l
will arrive today from Mineral and quarreling between parents tion and then innke 1h«* t r i p cock, Jane Chapman, Dorothea
CVflllu ■it,
•••| to.b1k«•«|
Wells, Texas, to visit for some it stands to reason that since back home by around I o’clock. Sarkrtt, End-dry Meisch, Joan
time with Mrs. Dvrn’s parents, the home is the safest place on Th- will cost each person Sl.lM), Swingle and Miry Margaret Hern
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Eel., uVrr 1•• Hu* *|ii . i1 ■• -|*l•nii'r.
•\», iW'l 1 1.1/ \ ’ * Ilf
Mr. and Mra. W. J. Thigpen. They earth and there is unrest and and he takes along hi- lunch. don.
7.—Thanks U> the Good NrighV1*11 (Mitlinir
will be accompanied Jy Mra. Thig unfairness in it, then when one This |, not for tourists alone.
‘ Smashing Thirds" — Norma hor policy o f Clark Griffith, lho •’ Why •’•1 f i l th .i
Anyone
is
invited
to
go.
It
rrliM
y IH V•••II f;n
pen, who has been visiting with eoes out into the world there he
•* IJean Fryer.
Washington Senators arc invul
The mhtot i i ;i •,*i• Iiki* • flaaho
has reason to know he will he a nice way to entertain your ! "Kl* the Boy* Goodbye” —Peg- nerable to the Seleetive Service
them for several wreka.
*1 nt |llltt|||f* i| thfr* tinlay
dealt with unfairly, he mutt go gursts 01 repay obligation- to gy Pippin.
draft in three spot* on the roster.
Mra. W. J. Pell. Mra. W. II. armed to get the other fellow be friend-. We may take only 2!> ' "Serenade by Drigo"—Joyce A. Friendly aliens can lw pressed Iht .iii*. to•• h;i\*> iiui h ttuvi*."
Reltx, Mra. E. G. Hughe* and fore he is misused himself. In per-,in* per trip. The date is not ' Whidjon.
Into service In the pitching h»x
Miss Mar garrl Meitx motored to other words "beat the other fel ret but should l>e around the
Music fur the dances was rorrt- and the outfield. We mean the
last
of
February.
If
you
lik
Orlando this afternoon to meet low to It" I* the attitude.
neaed by Johanne Straus, .III, Venrtueian pitcher. Alex CarrasMlsa Doris Walker who arrived
RichalG
Drlgn,
Irving
Berlin, nuel. and the two Cuban mit’ IgO.
n
on ,
wrillM
Now that we have traces! half the idea, let us know
by bus from West Palm Beach the wrongs of the world down
December 7 lu, t about tolled I Jerome Kern. Frankie Masters and fleldera, Robert,, Ortii and Bob
to spend the weekend here with to their source, here might be a the death knell for the p oor! Fats Waller. Miss I-enora Whid- by Ks lalella.
friends'and relatives.
remedy. Dust out the ham or tha Bumll.s for Britain and our San- *lo" 1T *1 lho
Griffith, for thr pa‘ t trvrrnl
Giving a review of
Ileal
»a* left hnl.lin—'
holding
garage. Remove ill precariously ford rhairman was
" by Eilgir Curst,. John years, hsa had something nf u
balanced objects, clean out plen the ti*g, which hag reprc’ cnt* a II.Ivin*
corner
on the luitin talent in the
u.lwig introduces! four rHaracton
ty of floor space. Then after alt,-able n n t of money. But the Ifrom
big league* ami at least one of
front
“
Ml**
Minerva
and
Wllllkm
Junior is safely in hoi your way Tourist Club rame to the rescue Green Hill".
Impersonating the the Latin legion, Carrssqurl. hnla open. If "papa" has "dose and it was a most commendable four rharacter* were Mildred Tur conte through nobly for him. Th<Mr. anil M.s. Herman Morris you wrong” invite him out to ra cue. Monday evening they had ner, Ruby Lou Anderson. Jimmie Isnky South American was the
entertainrd at their home on Lo t h e garage, and proceed to B card party at the Tourist Cen Ludwig and Frederick Rosaetter. league’s leading relief pltehrr in
m o ! and la- t vfmon, hi* won
cust Avenue Thursday afternoon whale the daylights out o f him, ter Instead of their regular Hub ■II pupils o f Mra. Maffett’o.
•lx r»m*N in ■ row t«> fini«h
with an out-of-doors patriotic par but be ever so quiet about it, meeting un,l after taking out for
ith • rtcori! of nix virtorifn
priies
for
all
tables
were
able
ty and supper in the yard, hon don’t awaken Junior and disillu
•nJ Iwo drftfttt*.
oring their son, Bobby, who cele sion him. Be sure to leavo the to turn uvrr to Mrs. Martin near
brated his seventh birthday ai|d- fray and all its consequences In ly l l ’J- Thu u the spirit that
INFLATION
versa ry.
the garage when you leave. Dust gfunti.
Upon the arrival of the guests, o ff your hands, sweep the brute
You are invited to attend the
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
M
a
r
l
o
n
T.
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C . Feb.
who were greeted by Hobby, they o ff and assist him to the house. enUrtalnment al
the Tourist
peril _
were Invited to participate
in the And with tha vanishing o f the Center on Friday and tee the fu Haync* entertained ut their ham* 7.—l A l — Add increased rust of
numerous
activities
centered night let your animosity vanish ture Sanford ri-sidi-nta entertain. on S o u t h Sanford Avenue on living: Judge Ben II. Thomas (
Thurulay evening with a «hop of recorder's court announced i
around patriotic Idea*. Large and
euey supper for the personnel that in view of other thing* rap-1
small American Flags were used
o f the Mother Furniture Com Uity mounting In jnlee, he *«• I
entirely for decoratlone.
pany.
Winner* of the various games
boosting th* itandard fine furl
Tho, e entoying the hospitality rambling
and conteats received defense
dfpre^^ion- Muth«*r A remit*
from
Phone COG
o f Mr. and Mra. Haynts were: bom $« lo $11.
■tamps as prises. Winners were
Mr. and
Mn.
Hobart
A.
Joan Wright and Linda Leonard.
Haynes. Mr. and Mra. J. II. WIICecil Sheppard, Jr., and Thomas
ion and son. Johnnie, Mr. and
Minor.
CHRISTIAN CHI’RCII
**W4*lcnm* C h a p H Mra. Gibson Bate*, Mr. and Mr*. BUY VICTORY STAMPS!
After the showing of several
V. II. O ran ttitm , M in iste r
H#V It >1. Ilrlik lr . I'aalnr
Mu
J. D. Cordell and Herman 0 .
colored moving pictures of the
H anford A v*. at M th HI.
flu ml n y H«*Ii *hiI. I o . hu A. M.
Dmihlr-Arlinn
B ib le MeIt not, » : l l A . kl.
P ro a rh ln g H#rvlca. II o t A. \l. Echols.
first grade room, o f which Bobby
C
hurch
W
o
re
h
lp
.
I
lte
*
A.
it
|
t+
rm
on
b
y
th«»
paator.
and hia guests are members, the
M orn in g aerm n n : " W h y C h u r r h e .
T ha llttla ch u rch In tha W ild - b*« t*F l»r H W. Walker, who will
children assembled In the rustic Fair.
t*«> ihr Ir.i.trr in thwn«» m««tlngp.
roOOd • llo n «t« a walrnnia In all,
out-of-doors kitchen for supper.
ii runnlngharu will Itgd
K v e n ln g
s e rm o n :
'V h r le t
an,l I R a v lv a l
fo r
r»»vt
w »# k ,
w ith Hr.
| Itav. L. «*. lHtoiti.ii o f H igh I'n ln t. thu ■inmuM cri.f organist tlit youm
A three-tiered birthday cake dec C h ild re n ."
I V C-* a va n g alia i.
C om * and blaaa l» r o p lr a n il «ilrr«*t t u t n t lu p i r m n i
crated In rad, white and blue and
• * : ,nr' 9
'b la g r a a l m an « t tfinl w ith y o u r W».rk,
cNCnrH o r o o d
lopped with a amall American
Mur ul na W o r r h lp 11:00 iL A L k ,
praaanca.
Itav. D ou th it com aa to
O e n e v * an d Km A v e n u e s
F u g, was cut and served.
Hrrmon
b
y
l»r.
ft.
W
.* v f f t llv r i
•ia
|
i
a
it
.11
i,ui.i
ii>-u
it*,
w
n
a
v
a
n
g
o
fle v . W . O, llo tc a m b . p a s lo r
Those Invited to be with Bobby
n ln I»f O r l r n K u r r c l t .
*
' 1
11at.
H p rd a l nu m bara ra rh a v a Muaday Hehoal, le .M A. M.
r.vniiritf
W
o
rs
h
ip
«;4
0
P.Af.
•illlff.
le
fc
h
ln
l
p
a
rk
in
g
a|)aca.
Hong
were: Gall Bitting, Rota Coke
IVnung People. 1:10 I*. >L
Hrrmon l»y l»r, U"»lfci t r ; s o lo by
•apvlfo*
I*. M.
Morning Mervlee, II:** A. M.
Boyle, Patricia Dradham, Mary
roin g, rtittilHfril
Mr I. Al. A r m l u g t ; ro
Evening Service, t;4> P. M.
Lou Copeland, Lucia Goff, Audrey
[nlngliia Ir.i i*| b lo o dy
y Cugii
r iig o lR g b o a i,
Wednesday: Prayer Meeting. 1:«i
•ALVATlOk AH Hr ( ITADI'.I.
Hlers, Louise Johnson,
Linda
Our Hoy Mvnula w ill tit*
| H l(!0 at H rfonil Htraat
g u s s ts at I h r 11*00 A.M,
Leonard, Joan Moore, Nancy Reel, *. MC ap t. Wtimlo In rh a rg a
EDWARD SMALL presents
K v a n g rlU tlr
m s tlln g t
w llr . bt
Beverly Rogora, Phyllis Shames, riaar m n a m e u i i c-Mimrii
ftunday Hchnnl. 9*11 A. >f.
b rh l th ro u g h o u t Ih# w ##k. r t r r p t
Alexander Dunns’ Immortal Clinic
Grace Marie StiDecipher, Janice
P ra y a r H arvlra II •«» A. U.
K n. Brownies, I). D.. I'as.nr
H .itunU r. at 10:30 A.M . and 1:00
T. P . U
P. M
Reel, Jeanne Lane Milter, Mary
Hunrtsy Hsrvless
*
l \ M. ra rh «luy, “ W a r Tim#**.
S treet M e e tln * . T *4 P. M.
MuaOar Hchool. f:U A. M.
A rordla l In v ita tio n t o a ll, w h oa#
Ann Wilke, Juanita Williams and
K v a n g t lle tlc N ervire, T: 4» I'. M.
Morale*
Worship,
it-**
A,
M.
fl uty dorm not la h # th rm to o t h e r
Joan WrigM. ’
C om * w o r e h lp w ith u s
J r. T o a e * P o o p ls, « : t t P . M
rh
u
trh ra . |u u tttn d th # M m e # t l« g « l
Alio, Jack Ansann, Sidney Chase,
Vauqe People, (it* p. M.
III, Melvyn Fie leeher, George
iK v sn ln g W a rsh ip , 1:1* P . l l .
■ A N ro N ti Aaaf'.NBt.r o r n a n
Harden, J r , Joe Hutchinson, Sam
L It- lllrh a rd e o n . I'e e to r
, JSth Ml reel e l Kim
iioi .t r fto a i K m c o P A i.
uel Jaeobaon. Warren MeCal),
S
u
n
d a y S ch o o l. » : t i A. M.
ru ta rti
Henry MeLablla. H V Ernest Mor
touiH DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr.
^ S u n d a y M o rn in g W orsh ip , | l:* a
llev. Prank Puller, rector
The rl(ht tier. PreO tnelsy, Blshrid Ruth Warrick*Akim TamiroH
C h rist A m b a ea ad ora , t :M P , M.
> of the Dlaeeae of Celwuie will
B v a n g e lle t ir N ervire. 1 :M p. M.
>eak at the I0:»« o'elocC service.
P r a y e r M e e tin g , W e d n e sd a y IS O
Hair Communion. tiM A. M.
Morning Proper A Berman, ll:M
' M ile Rludy. Prider • •• P. M.
* M B . LbURINE BEAL, Sackiy Editor________ ___________________ Telephoto 148
Calendar
County Federation
’ Of Clubs M e e t
The meeting of the 8emirole
Federation of Women’*
All worn of tha Rod Crooo County
Club* era* Feld *t the Lake Mary
tw it rooau w i u M to atot Community House Thursday with
k m * - Woman’* dob at >:30 the Lake Msnr Woman’* Club as
,•
hOfUflL
Clfcta* of th# W. M. U. of tho
Hlyhlight of the meeting wav
IfM Bodtiot Church will moot the election of officer! for lPttI JtW P.M. at tho following 1M3 with the following reunite:
Mr*. Glenn K, McKay, past |rrsWrnt of tSe Sanford Woman’*
Club was elected to senre at pisa*
Orata Two,
withMr*.P. F.Went; Mr*. Jrme* Wilson of the
rhlthua, on Woat Pint Street. Ocledo Woman's Club, flrat cirs
it: Mr*. R. W. Rupracht,
Orel* Three, with Mr*. M.
ord Woman’s Clifb, secoiul vie*
I. Clortlaad, 1413 Palmetto
roroo, with Mr*. R. L. Board president; Mr*. W. B. Ballaid, Al
tamonte Springs Club, eorrmpoml-CW oltour, with Mr*. M. 8. In* secretary, Mra. J. A. Uistline,
Longwood Civic Club, rervrdin?
•lion. Sooth 8anford Aetna*.
Curie rice,
withMr*,l i n n secretary;. Mrs. Frank Evans,
hfttah. M l
W«*t Fifteenth Lake Marc Woman's Club, treas
urer; and Mrs. F. E. Gelsler, Fein
Circle Six.
withMr*.R. A.Park Woman’s Club, auditor.
lowell, 111 French Acenoo, •. Talks were given by Mra A.
Knox, defense chairman of
Ur*. 8. A. B. Wilkinton a* W.
Home Community Service and A.
B. Peterson, co-ordinating officer
of the Seminolr County Uelcn.ie
Council. Mr. Peterson's talk was
an “ Defense" and its- different
phases.
He was introduced by
N'rd Smith.
W mW v Auxiliary will moot at
Report* were given by the
tho' following place* at 3:30 P. eight clubs comprising the Semi
nole County federation, ami ant w
Mr*. L. P. Boyle, chair- nouncement was made of the Club
m ) , with Mr*. J. J. Btockard, Institute which will be held *t
St. Cloud on Feb. 24.
■ 414 Palmetto Acenoo.
.Mrs. McKay and Mrs. Wilson
.•■Two, Mts. W . H. Bach, chairnaa, with Mr*. R. J. Holly, 400 were elected to serve as delegates
Palyaotto Acenoo, with Mr*. L. to the Florid* Federation of Wornan’* ClUts which will convene In
. Jon** a* co-hoatou.
Throe, M r* .
Doltc Lew It, Jacksonville April 14-17. Alter
Mhairman. with Mr*. H. D. Me- nate* ere Mrs. (ieialer and Mr*.
B. O. Nath.
Arthur, It|0 U u r .l Arena#.
The next meeting of the Coun
f Four, Mr*. F. T. Meriwether,
thalrntaa,' with Mr*. W. A. ty Federation will be held at Gen
eva on May 7, with the Senior
Council o f Home Demonstration
S ^ S ^ A M ^ S m l t h , chair- Clube aa hostess.
lth Mr*. John J. Peacock,
A musical program, Including
oat Secontoenth Street,
song* and dsnee numbers by pu
e w .
M r*.. J. D. Woodruff,
pil* o f the Lake Mary School, un
i f f g l t T with Mr*. Edward
der 8.
the direction of Mlsa Lor
BtCall, > 104 E a a t . Fourteenth
raine Yarborough, wiS put on for
{K m L ;
.
the entertainment of the gueata.
J-Tfaa ; Boilnra* Women'* Circle,
Those from Sanford attending
Htfa.\ Stall* P. Arrington, chairI Mr*. C. R. Dawson, Mra.
M A,-wlU*aa*a a 'top p er meeting
__ Thomss, Mra. B. C. Moore,
r*. McKay, Mn. W. A. Leavitt,
WlOi Mr*. Gertrud* Gilbert, 70S
7:30 P M . in . Ralph Austin Smith, Mr*.
i meeting J. 0 . Patterson, Mrs. Knox, Mra.
U be held Roy Tlllls, Mra. O. P. Herndon,
Mr*. Richard TenEyck, Mra. Mae
Bheafer, Mra. Alfred King and
Dr. Elisabeth Tracy.
f
«
S
Mis* Valerie Wells
Is Auxiliary Hostess
. Joel
8.
i Clooa o fl tho
end Flrat
pro.
h will meet at tho
>0 P. M, Berclee*"of
Hoeteues
W. A . Cagle, Mr*L
. p relira. F. L. P .M
Dampler
meetlng ot
, U Vaaea.
R ich School P -T . A.
l:3 « P M . for a Path-
srQi.
t
a x u
.
far the Rad Croat
■ m ' Chib
In
tho
*
it Cheb will hare IU
tar# moot lay at 7:30
Miaa Valeri* Walla was host*
eaa at bar homa on W est First
Street on Wednesday afternoon
to membera of the Junior Auxlllanr o f the American
Legion,
with the 'pewly Installed presi
dent, Miss 'Jean Harper, presid
ing.
Other of Gears for tha -new
» r Include: Miaa 8ophla McMgal, secretary; Miaa Valerie
Wain, treasurer; Mlsa
Joyce
Staale, chaplain; and tha Mlaaea
Haien Ouarterman .and
Joyce
Wardwtu, scrg*anta-at-armi.
Miaa Joyce Wardwell
was
algcted
aa community
service
chairman; Miaa Marcia Proctor,
American lam and national daftnae; Miaa Marjorie June Bur
dick, historian; Miaa Kathleen
Bryant, pahikltyj Miaa 8ophla
MeDougal, child welfare and re
habilitation; Miaa Joyce Staale,
mentorship| and
Mlsa
Marn n t.M y a r a , program and music
At tha conclusion o f tha bual■ totin g rafNahmente ware
I to t o fallowing:
.
; Miaa Jean Harper, Miaa So
phia McDougal, Mlsa Elala BarGwau. Miaa Marcia Proctor, Mlsa
Kathleen Bryant,
Miaa Joyce
wAriwtU, Miaa Shirley Echols,
Mkm Margaret Myers, Mia* Joyce
■teaks, M ra-jk. R. Ford and Mr*.
Alitheim Class Holds
Its Monthly Meeting
M entors
dahura o f the
tho
Ala thenn
i
af
the Flret
BaptUt
ill held their regular meetfat tho annex on Tooeday
lay. The faaatneoa teeelen
pea>M*4 oyer by Mr*. B. R.
* • ’
L\
Uowlay a routine bu»ln***
t*ata» and tho re poet* of the
Pe r s o n a Is
Favorite Story Of
Gertrude Lawrence
Dancing, Expression
Pupils Entertain
r
Friendly Aliens Play
For Washington Club
Bobby Morris Has
Birthday Party
PRETTY A.S A
PKTURK!
Mr. And Mrs. M. T.
Haynes Entertain
j
L U C IL E ’S
BEAUTY SHOP
At THE CHURCHES
■
ENDS TODAY
I
Double Feature
/
SUNDAY — 1 Day Only — SUNDAY
A
C0RSICA12
B R 0TH 6R S
MONDAY
'V o tin g
P e e p le 'n
t e r t ia n
le a g u e
rtU .
O O IP K I. TABBaNACLN
T o th e le ft o f O rla n d o r o o d )u*«
h o r o n d Ik * In*! s lo p -lig h t.
Ite r. W , W , W k lit , i p r a k r r
Bunder|
B o n d e r Hr k n ot. M l A. M.
M r. A . W It bold t. g n p e rtn te n d rM .
"O u r t e n h o o k le Ik * w a rd o f Hod
— B r ie * r o a r B lb ls s "
M o r u la * W e re hip, |||M A . M.
Jr. and Or. Y ou n g P e e p U e Ber lr lle e . t :* # P. U .
.
JP realng A e rrle e . f i t t P . M.
W ednendap
M ld -w e tk
B ervlre.
tilth m .
T h n n d a p i T o u n g P e o p le * P e llo w .
ehln, f i t * p ||.
t e n * aria* a frie n d
te
Ike
p la t * — 'W h e r e y e u 'r t a a c e r a
n A H P tfa O
C U D E ca
OP
IH llll'll
Imnrel Aw., at Ninth Pi.
Her. Ileulie It r.lemer In charge.
Hunder Hrhnol, l*;uo A. M.
Memlec Worehlp, M M A. M.
■abject: T h e fide of Indlffer.
a. r . i». tr, iit t p m .
WeOneedar Worehlp. t:>* P. M.
Rcenlne Worehlp. I :ie p. U.
’The Moat cosily (lift ln the
’•eta."
I f will b* given n hearty wsl.
OOO
" ^ r / r " , fi*.
EMM
mtadJr ■reJeCTf*/*i^*M-
M a ra ia g P re a ch in g B arr Ire.
of a*m»
fo r
in n e r ie w * l be
Jf*
n e M fw w aercne. i|to r .
•VOTSfli
tlagt
itW
Ut*wi
• ’ hSO
- t .o o .
■
■.y.-J
I#"/- j-
50c ( I k *
■JlV ,
\
j
s
�flATURD,
1■
ia ’f t 'it w M Vj 'j j m
IICAN
fW
J W 8th
BROTHERS with Dosirmnff. U. D. WinMr .u d (lutii
«tw Nnrt .af lha Day.
* TM
DAMES,1* Bttgc Star,
«, “ LADY FOR A NIGHT" on
*♦
rl« John Wayno and the Hail
•, Double Protram — “ PACIFIC
Proton, Martha (VDrbeoll, Than-
Ih "Paeifl*- Jlh
happen, will b
lioa’ created. a
I," «•» IhHHor whefr •t«ryfj»lnt «■« ami
n Tuctijay only at the Rita here. Tha p
iliun where ever tbown and wfll be -p*rt
Jon hero.'.
. i > /% ': ’ T»* '
cd W ic A ji
Co;mfe*<
•l o r l o .
i c n u r r ffiit
Up' SCREAMING
* PENNY SlNGLETOff hiU .the bollieyt with her p a rty *
Belly ftrablo In "G o WaaC YatwiR Lady,- a rioloua mm leal Western that )
.Prankio Ch rtitopher .... Victor*
■Mature.
’em laughing! Aa.UUd by Charlie Iloggh*, Allan Jenkina'4pd
■ ’■ *
rral other fun niakera, ihu will bold forth at tha Rita next Pr4b
----- Carol Undid
’BRING ON THE DAMES' l» tha (lilt of thaataco show which win . hold forth at t y
•nr, three ptrfortnaaeea neat Monday only. In eonjojvctloo with
A Night," featuring Joan Olondcll and John Wayna.
Rli
fe te
.. Chick Chandler,
'
34 Players.Here On
TODAY'S
U. S. Will Have Sufficient FooA
With Many Substitute ,Pw
PROGRAMS
»v p w a w »
.
J Orayhaand One
>whan tha full roaa*
Ore# la gathered al
ting trmp at BanMar. U, It la dleclosI roeter of Um team
ry John (Julnn haa
Ptalnlng will atart
Utih totterymen ora
rrpart, the other*
day* later to hurry
or tho opening viwhich wl'l he playimgton on Mar. li.
I be wade an of ,1ft
. catcher*, nine Inro«n outfirlilrr*. end
left laat aeaaon.
Btt
with Max Weet at t
therp In a chance ha
Miaaourian. bark on
tall him that ia to ha
inltely rnd tn arclu
f#rae»Ung.antirtly at
lag. There alao It *
Chit Koe», the ,1
voting oatfirldvr, mi
RANGOON,
—The yaoag
Oa. came ta
.bine Banna
SOI
w\
of
It off and p u t.k ia j
Tha molvbt* tty.'i
dice, lb* Claoda /ltd
cockpit.
w.\H,tti,Ni;VuNN.r".‘,,iNtc— Rehabilitation ■
Reda’la U S i
tell you .what thlnga are toln* to .
I The World Today ■■
OPNpMo Platform
1 ‘ Cwawbla Concert Orthaa. v UJ»A Eileen Ramil
b Sparta Reporter >•
-T.t
I GfWitfe Co. Medical Aa-
watch flapped aanvRRi
walled far. toilm for MftM]
QS
■ Y O B E .. ^
to tha earth like a trw
over UU, ildewaya, k
Georgian kapti
Tha Oaocgfan
half-broke# ia ty o
p 'of the Kravra of
ik |la llm r becaoic of
C .irre l (Ihinm ) tUitr*
lactnan wu.t inducted
JT Atpl lu ll' puyad.1.
Krrrnin ..... . Tobfi
Willi urns **.— :..i ‘
Irene ----ivkrnjekdt .... J. I
... Alan Mowbray
—. w
porting on extenth
tioa work' WiKWrUk,
BStka 'liberated from
any in attempihtf'Co draw a I
picture of what. a „ year of
will hrln.T o far M. food, <
In*-and. ahora and all- tha 4
er thing of Ufa art concerny
j^dioeaat
�h
h
J i Z ' f r - •:
ord.
lob’s Star
Vole’ Gators
PM*?
Bicycles Taken
Tenth Win From Six Boys
At City Cowt
Cop Second
I,Wallers, while
In
ClnelmaU
( foaling a furnished home far tu*
aumtner and aUrnfag h it- 1MB
Sad contract. Walters, winner
1« j d w w w e h f o game* leg Uta
) W i the past three graarm, took
C. t i l l * o f
the
rxrbnmelon*. I
OUne «IM«'t expert ■ salary rweUbn with Burby. hsit even so
WM • Wt surprised that getting
M* pitchlag h cllcw under eon- •
‘ w u *<tch an m ry matter. ;
Giles merely told Rocky the
ftrira ha had In mind. ‘•Sound,
right to me. Write It uo that
emy and 111 aljn it." Rocky re■float 1
n r uebt
lr
3 n ild s r a le a v e
I
A,
Tewtk Race-*
1 t e lr
P art
A
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4
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jtn u iA fc c m r i i T m i k r H i ;
itKNinnLK I'u tlT V ,
r u iN i a t .
i s in*Scarter.
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Donne
8E M I N 0 L E C O U N T Y
i >i : ihw >n
ii.ie -ti.n
T tNlIKIIIWlot--I'nxlt*
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llpr. M« TOil.VI. K V -:.O o l.l',
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NONB
,
ra u o t iT t
lUullna
i,o*A r, i*.
dtmsilA
rnvUrmlr, markri about i l l . l f ,
rsilo s j- an eirarhloada f.o.K
ain’ t tarms and carload., and
truckloads f.o.b.
paint
b o o t on delivered eslte leu
all Iramparts lion charges) and
carloads f.o.b. calb (rack, and
‘truckload, cask at packing
hour**. M" cratea, trimmed
tope, Qolden Heart. Individuallr u ashed and precoolerf, fair
to aeiterally good uusltt).
many poorly blanched, f <lua.
einatly a*<tutd ll.-k a do a.
It.ie -:.t3 .
a .ter.
i«
doa ItOd-M*. precoollng lac
•lira.
ION
ANO 1X1:3
DtSTIUCT;
Pascal, demand fair, slightly
We .Wrr lendPDcy, carloads f ab.
•hipping point (b ared on d e t lv .
Irue^V* r i - r i * - ' *
*
•«nt«d with a
Oegfge Mt any
WILL , E M W TIMCED
1
1 * ..
•I-
til, .'•» l iny of th*
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..f tu« Soffjt >*
• «tiv
iiol,
Tull If*
vJk
lt.i-.-e j.t l!ani
jou 'tn
•I • - as•. ..lot you *
•
. l i t , .
1 1I*-
four
• • •at \urely I f
••
Admiral Royal I
ntander.ln ehuf
C .f.O .ta d A .l' of 1 eea'wf
laid to have r ... 1 .1 an
•tundlaa on a M w , w '.>
labor. T » bua.l ih, • i ,
.r
In
» •>
m oeenient llio y \»o.il,l I a 1-- •
M t n a y , aerryt»ry •t. *o *o ,. r .
American Fedciadei, ■ f la*>
fornter inr. nltU of I V Federation of !n.tur. far n
witb Fhllia Since..........
h
the r I »>
Hlnndinjr Soldiers
Ent Sanford Celery
lASII*
tV
Dl.ANDINti. Feb.
IS|><cinl)— A lllio iiu li
jw
the
u Mixty of nine southern state*
mad* by the dlfiaton r f Industrial
Economies o f the NailoAil Inluttrlal ConfcRMo Doejd rtlcaaad
hrrt.
As compered with Uta Souths
earlier
Industrial
development,
based Urgvly on migration of cot
ton textile’ Industrie, from Na^f
End land to the Cirollna* tod
Otorcia, tlic preaent growth lx
diversified with rvaptet both to In*
duatrira and to their location, the
study declares, and much la
stable to penertima Uaea.
firaufactura o f chemical*, pulp.
in apitentaiK,'
rye .
hut
7.
firing
1 .1
\
fr,t'n F lu rld t fu rn o r- ,n.| e lirin
In ih* t n w n i lb,* p m , i 'i|.< .ta«.- ni'.l
d iffe re n t
in
|da> n mighty iiu|n>rtnul role in
toe ro-callr,l Flmnni d> fen.in a Ib r Ash:.
Mvhtblr purrhi
of Her
- ■t- p tu fro io n a l — alyl* of ut i.UTin?
|ir<nlnro ttarrii^li th* , a|p, „f.
*•
name fim n the old- Ikt of the 4'until (fiiarUriMater
•
ioiml l> u a V r I It .111 •IrfiniU'lv nnives Ibh. Klol ids',
d
ltc.l ninny years ug-, mild i lima lie cpi'diteui* seetnuil
( >r lha fart that thuiuand, ot
In 1he m i »r.r.’l 'nphli* wr«t. Th*>
da.ilx-ral*
moving pros movot
(h* N i l up the f j’inr calm ly.
Witliuut
any ahotv—and u Ill-n il
»ltv iet ulnii of attack.
■ , They Jvpendad on r ls v r r hall
handhng, fill. Iny. feinting, mid
pit,>ling until they ruetil throw
ant
t n|m o ptop o nturn
o ff
h a lu n cr
ur
g it
his head. Tht-tt It
.
Wm
kitty - hor •the •door. They
Whipped tho (will Into scoring
poa ■ turn with d ia llin g spent und
Uutde their two iKiInts look easy.
"ll.
I l l ’Y
lug beans, rul’lvtuc- nod >»cct 1
m.later* produer,| in the atute a l
ready th is aeaimt—crop, not reml) . , s _ , , ,
for tinrTcet yet in m l ay o th er.
Krom Ihn R fcn fU tli* rtrtnm •
I’can* in vast •■ uantitiw; Saltfonl,
fuinlshc., nuts’, of the Celery; plant 1
C ity and N tuP* and ticiuitic* a iv s ,
troop* I he “aw ev lert stn wbertiro I
lhi» sido ijf- hettven’' and fto m !
P iin im a C it y ’, sugar crop, conics |
,yrup' and sugar euac , . ’g*r.
GET THE THRILL
N T A M l ’N
2 .H I, R IM G n fc T D ~ M a a ,., Fob. 7,
.'—The N n l.iu ith M uinoii_f.'s.’cutivt t'nnnnittoc announctoday following a meeting ot
"* ringflsld, Mass, that til* Golden
ibllco of llltsketbpll (om pnign
old be ra n k 'd <mt as ua* v rin s lly planned, save fur tin* fart
t a ll funds coflectr.l through
\rdhim of ftnklm lla ll Gam er
eontrilni'ioit 1 w ill t a uswd
ad
mfjicVa rvfuitrd In the t'aru|>algn
w W b« mtrwtrrb«<| fiw thw NatauMh Mrmorlal Building which is
to be trusted near the alto o f the
fbMbgsme, ami work on th» atructuhr Will commenro aa soon aa
poaaihM following raaaation o f hot-
S>
of Picking Winnera
T O N I G H T S A L L -S T A R
NINTH
WISH * WAJ8HV
AO Popular Brands
Frw*
D fU iftr
H nong
IfE A T U B E
Cld
u on (he air * m
WDHO tonight at
S ;I S w llh aD the
•'dope'' on the d»ga
at Ibr Sanford'OrUrnle Krnuel Club.
NO M l N O B S M l O lV F l)
4as 1 1 i ' l l n tb l ‘ . m
(in s Who I(rally
V*
HACK— FUTHIUTY
SMOKY RANGER
GII.DKRSI.KKVE
III GIMUK
RAM HUNG NORA
IHIDK HANK
ARMED GIRI.
NADARKO
ItEAl. I IKK
' lYglclirN Kvpulrrtl lly
L
» i .-tllir l tliftt B»lt
I’l* I »K
upon . H4T
*t> in tiiinlnvU*
: i .i . «•» Hii.
Mathinui Mat* I
I/, d. M>, of (li,1,!,! j
Ifftvt Yotir (li*fkn And
Mary
t
•*’
ited aa a
m signals
w.
t»*
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v u< •• r<hl<lh^n !•
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NEW YORK, Feb. T .-S | w m d
on by defvt»*« aiul wartime needs,
the South h tnday cnrngtd In the
most Important imhislrtrl expan-
PLOHIOR I dps. 44*. 4 do«.
O.
........ .
.•
Industry Expansion
ikillur
In South la Noted mIrnlneil
•
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’
d< ■dll. b
Care ar
rived 4. Cara up track If. Cara
Do r o ily t M aa fteorga
I'fJiHtA
till I |M>« . .
,
Pn
•TKAtVr UN CAUP.
"Sin. »aaaph’
y. ilH lt
M>N in ’ l.l ''114.1: I*. IlKXl
j
(.rale, ord
u l u tart
cS X l"
Mae*krai aa Jobs Mar-
,,n<i i t u i m
DHi.nns hi* wif- lvf.,rwl»ni*
r»r k i i '. s k m v \rr.s >».i p r u j B
j u rl:< m ..| ll »• U C X n M S.
I not lire thou,ant,, of mil. .
I’PIXO POINT tSfOnUATTON
8ANr0nD.OVI»:i*O HECTION:
R E C O R R S
a*y Leo. as. James a.
v*
MTATKry.: ->S—I>UB. 4,r
ered s a le * l e „ all tra n a p o rta lio n c b n r g e e f. I'aacal I5C3 o r
■nor* I'.a No. I u u a llly . Indlvld iu itly
w a ih e d .
I f
c r a te s ,
trim m ed
top, 2'b-3 '»
dot .
m oatlv I i l ’ i . l i . H - I . i l , I f ,
i e x i x o u ro rx T V c a e o r r
• s n -3 > , d e l . 13.31, c u b c r a lc t ,
. A f m n i T i M , m e.
1 - 1 V» doe.. 11.93,1 2 , t , , tup k "
e t tr n .
C ift fU b V IS T A , u o t d e u
•
W A I U IA N T T D E E D S
• W t r U f . Oaaqpball Ik. te L tw ta
ll r a i 1, d em an d moalerntn. m a r
k et n lln h tly e tre n g e r. c a r lo a d ,
f o b . usual term s. It*’ cra te s
J U n j IT E D W A R R A N T T D E E D
• V * . J o h n Pa te r et ux, te Tlo etrim m ed
tope, U alden H ea rt.
a Conference A m .
I l f , or m o re 1 If.3. No. 1 i|oall“ T C L A lA f D E E D
Ur. In d iv id u a lly w a lk e d , a io e lty
t-l> b d o*., m oatly INTI
Day A. at ut. to Jn
TRUCK P.VJtSINiIM IN O R T H AND
••, >1 s T e n a d e e d
W
V S T ) T llflie H A T . KBH
t.
Msee or. T. H erb ert H ptrlal
1113: T u ls a 11*1. re n ta l. T o t a l
4133 o ra te s,
K B W T O ItK : U A R K R T ■ U d l l T L .T
N Tr.H N OEH
ON
rU H IIO A .
C O U R T
.
FRANK II. U TK J. anj. P K lilV «
I ATV-.i, Ms m I|>. nn>l II.O. flfeN*
Comill I > raiva, t l.t i .,l..l,
KAUISHt^. ,'o». Hun. ^K-Ivv
DIMNAi-H Hi, llyr. Samin,r Type.
73L.-tl.l5
yqr.v«n m iiit k — lipr ft it
fCPHA'VIIKIIIIINn—innl. ■•e-ITe
BWV HOTATtoKS — I'W l H.trkr.
, CIXCINNATI, Feb. 7— “Il’a
nit In the books for fellowa who
can bit aa ably *j did aoiaa of
the Reds in the post to hare two
bad yearn In a* raw with the
stick, ao I say we hore the kit*
.Uta and will be back In thrao
m strong
pennant eonUndoes
Mala tkla year.” said the us'utllr redeem >
1 erneky Saagrr t
r i i r n r n O c v r r c o t a r . a i it M ,
Coach Explains
(’age System Of
* “Set Offense’
FARMERS’ MARKET1
lo r iba regular MrtwlrhaaI Coart
seer fciw. Chief Roy .W U IIg w re
ported this morning, adding that
Um velocipedes trill he kept at
lha MW t Station for two week!.
Judge Frank Miller at court
yesterday
afternoon
toM the
school boys that violations aceh
aa tiding without lights at night
and (owing passengers world re■nit In tho temporary Iota o f
fetch Uw top of the uphill their
iti's- ih n Iran, ja v n o
bicycles.
rnt lT
pox V? tf. « o|al».
Three wrro iio near negro ras« KUiah and Uqd Maachca.! at
_*■ either o *f “the X K TTl'iB —l«n«rg. CUT. Kerf H
leu
Flo rid a ’, only two veteran,, w p m e n L
»ll«-13.ee. I . it.w II.So.
_ _ .together1
M -a fln l k U attack that aaaaioua. White eases
“
, w».u4, ■C’NtUN*- im.» liuu.
Uta Catofa ahead S4-JI at with. charge* and d m ‘ _____
K VRANtys Hex IJ». Comb lis t .
Am . TtWn flarted hitting were on lbe> docket for b o t h
No- : i n ;
U _ , P.\IU<ir.V—l»ot. Pan Mr
be aeeoml half opened and aowru follow: II. C Rudd, doing
L mrtr coo) o ff, dropping la huilneaj w ith n« license, am - ‘ PEA*- We llpr. Old tu ley. II. to*
ij : i
r m ' i basket for a fi-polnt trnra suspended nit paym rnt of r a m
t i i .t i .iy w o n d e r —.
Beanie; Loon Gerald B ryan , rrr k - •*. i.'Mit.
tor the night
n
n>, lipr.
h t f driving. » : 6 : ha*Tenco (\
Barinoav. drnnkenes*. t i n or 30 !1.T.\T'it2^-ll^l 111Ur, I'N. No. 1.
A -C n 'x »l |,.|l l>
it-crnlet
days:
John
Rnvmond
Only,
11 li‘-,l...». l••Cmle- » l " i - , l .l * .
Reticent Pitcher
Spctks Up For Reds
^
111 Ogtda T
W riemMlng •Nora I
FLOEIDA
Hoar
SANFORD-ORLANilfl KENNEL CLUB
ARCADE
Package Store
On H ou le (7 ( F it t fo n l Mitflttvay) at Ijin g n o m l
IBS ,Y)A<iNOI,|A
u bou l
Caeaae f i n e r
t o Miltif, Soul It o f S.tnfui il.
T l ! HN A T H K I) A K IIO W
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Wednesday’s Chapel Program, Given
Editorial Staff
IC U
U U L IC H
■r
.. ..— ...........
M lrta n
Jm tk Ifrrtm m
. differ* Wr—i t
rill# IIaIIo Nargwrll* K#f» aM
i i m m Q aanm iaa
I f l w l Mews
lem la e le IH eh
ha
re M la h e *
»,k e e | .
w e e k ly
hr
the big show bot Prod AsUlr*
(Nell Pow#ll)ito put on a now
tap from Near York. To heighten the enthusiasm of tho show.
Mlaa
Doria
Entxmlnger and
Mias Alma Grantham played a
swell dust. arrangement of that
now aonr. "Chattanooga Chou
Choo," aienn Miller style. To
our groat surprise, Ilsiry Kudell, a great pianist, performed
by playing two old favorites,
"Mother Machreo" ami "8we*t
Gloria Brown.*
Tha student body was again
surprised whan the new Nelson
Eddy of Seminole High School
Ike
Thirty-Three Governors
Thirty-three governors— 10 democrat* and 14 repub.
la— will,
expiring III
in VUMUMI
January,
Hill—
will. find
AII1U their
Irllwls term*
ICIIIIB CA^IIlim
J f 1043.
ne o f these governor* will, no doubt, neek re-election
■ November, whilo other may seek higher office* or
y even retire.
Governor Frank M. Dlvon (Democrat o f Alabama) is
ihiblted by law from seeking another term. Ex-GovemBibb Graves, Mr. Dixon’s immediate predecessor, has
eady announced hla intentions o f running for tho gumatorla! position.
Democrat Governor Sidney P. Osborn, o f Arizona has
1 announced hla plan* yet, but ho In expected tn try for
jther term. Likewise Arkansas’ II o m o r M. Atlkln t
emoernt) haa not disclosed his plans.
. In tha Important atate of California, Democrat Culbett
Olson, who freed Tom Mooney, is moro o r less conceded
be planning to attempt to gain another'term- Possible
Hlblkan opponent la Frank F. Merrlam, two-term oxreroor.
..R obert A . Hurley (Democrat o f Connecticut), the man
to knocked the republican rule o f Raymond E. Baldwin
t In 1940, wll probably go to bat again. Ex-Governor
Idwfn and hla altek republican group are ready to give
vemor Hurley a tough battle.
Georgia'! infamous Eugene Talmadge haa hinted that
i may atep down to oppose the “ Empire S t a t e o f the
Oth's“ junior senator, Richard B. Russel), Jr. Ells A r
ds militant young State attorney-general, haa already anuneed hie candidacy for the governorship, whether or
t Mr. Talmadge runs.
' Whether or not popular republican Governor George
Wilson o f Iowa runs for his third two-year term will
pend upon the aetlone o f State Republican Leader Har
ms B. Spangler. Jf Mr. Spangler runs for aenator against
HMcrat Clyde L. Herring, Governor Wilson will undoubtiy attempt to remain aa Governor o f Iowa. Mr. Wilson
O 'fin d a tough, rejuyenated Democrat party under tho
((dance o f ex-Governor Nelson G. Kraschel. However
publican pow er. Is considered safe. ,
^ G ov ern or Payne H. Ratner (Republican o f Kansas)
urejy waa re-elected governor In 1940 (430 votes to be
Abt.) Ho will have much the same opposition In 1942.
Rpocrat William H. Burke,‘ the man who almost beat
(pernor Ratner, will be expected to provide the Governor
few "acaree."
£ Governors who are expected to be re-elected without
I tone, "Tala a f VIWanted: A good reducing diet—
i.”
I *o simple that I n s cat what
a beard o f Seminal* , ever I want, In. any qoantitjr and
>l*a Swing Band M «i- still loose soma of my sxeraa
b a m s * . All appliestlona reeahred . y Lola Cr. (dwell and Nancy
Dichtoo.
ley); tw o saxaa (play
Found: A roll of one-doilar bills,
Matt Hasbrouck and Hugh
will the owner please form a Una
chat); (larinet (played b
at the main entrance tn tha office.
Stine); bass (played by
For Rent- A easy locker. No.
mond Reel); trombone
by Edward W h ite )!
(played by Doris Enttm
and Dal* Hoffman at tho
Well you’re really mlsaod
thing. This bond can real
'Tuxedo Junction* and *
thing I Love” plenty of
To completa th# show
Dr. I. Q. program waa hsl
Mlaa Dorothy Sanford
hitting for CheHie M
w),0 had contracted a
«*>-
••**»•
•«
WHAT A VOICE!
• question correctly was |
To change. tha mood of the pas* tn the Rita Theater.
S. H. S. Rumblings
Th* semester exams are now
over and all th* student* have
turned over a now leaf and begun
all over again.
KDWABU MARSHALL thrilled
th* students of BJIJt. with hi*
rendition of *tRoao O’ltey" In
chapel Wednesday.
Who la tho cute, cute, brunette
that OHIEN FARRELL Is giving
th* "grand rush" on th* (UteT
Mora power to ra KEEKB! (And
It Isn’t MOT WIGHT or HELEN
PHILIPS).
FLORENCE WELLS waa •»ccrted to tha Praaldent'a Ball at
th* Armory by that up and com
ing man about town who stays
with MABGUERITE and JUTE,
PAUL AVEBITTE.
MARY RABUN dated BILL
BRANNAN 8unday night kut It’s
fust -no us* bovs, reaua* It'* DUB
EPPS from EMdBY UNIVEBBITY now and forever!
Our own BILLY HOLLYHEAD
haa gono In far Mg thing* th***
days. H* took ELIZABETH PIP
PIN, alumnva of S.HB^ to th*
INFANTILE PABALYBI0 BWJEFIT DANCE at tha City Hall Fridi« nlffht.
And by the way! Tha dance
S.H.S. SAS8IETY
• By FATTY
Good evenin', everyone, ju s t
relax white I tell you who was
wearing what at tho dance gfr,
•n by Bominote III for th* In
fantile Paralvtla Fund.
First of all w* noticed MUa
Both Hand radiant In s deburotta drra, and Mre. fL F. MeKsr charming In s grey far
coat.
Much Whelrhel was proed ft
hi* data. Vsteric W a ll* . And
who wouldn't b« If aha wore a
white fl/rej skirt and rad tllk
bloURf.
Dressed In a brown tailored
corduroy suit* with an aqua
wool blouaa, Louis* Nordgren al
tered a stealing picture as aha
took up th* tlckota. Assisting has
was Edward .MarthaD wearing.,h
blu* tweed salt
’.3?,Charlotte True wu quits pe
tite In n navy blue aklrt and
sweater with a double strand af
yallow beads. Speaking of boad*,
Merlam Spalr hah o novel natk-
ss t j i r . s r i&TuMi
HAND who gave much of hor
tlmo to thla eiuoo.
Did you go to th* GLEE CLUB
VARIFTY BHO(V Wadneadayt l!
you didn’t, you mlo*«d th* boot
music11 program, over presented
8 JIB .
by th* student!
Mongcria heart
Little MARli
none other than
throb this we*l
JERBY LORD,
ULLIAN W .-------. . .
other day whrn MRS. B
PHFR said aba waa goto
arrant* tho seating In si
eompotition ant Keen Johnson, Kentucky democrat:
«r Bewail, Maine republican; Harold E. Stassen, Minb republican; Prentice Cooper, Teneaaee democrat;
listen Hutahlson’a pink wool
jmey mkUy-bloos* and sewn
im H. Will*, Vermont republican, Robert 0> Blood.
<
>
Ion
pteatad skirt gore well with
Hampshire republican; Jullua P. Hell, Wisconsin' re
tha gold wrist watah aha ta
tan; and Coke R. Stevenson, Texas democrat.
waaring- U’s MtUe* WtnhMtt'. T
Itrtaln governors have announced other plina than
Manruartta *n’ Jrta Kajrsa and
g for another full term. They include the following:
lag. Margcare
irt H. Lehman of New York, h democrat, will retire
i ware weary
having served ilnce 1933. Beat bet aa hla successor
blta arenlng
I be either Lt-Governor Chorlea Polettl (Democrat)
lomaa E. Dgwey Republican); Leon C- Philllpa (Okla* p i a m i i o : in a n . n J . » m n v
. democrat) will oppose-the renomination of United BAND. It teams ta be getting
■ Senator Jaeh C. Lee in the democratic primaries:
MIDDLETON, mlUor
l Dakota’! colorful, republican Harlan J. Bushfield '^HERMAN
tha Colary Fad, has unloadedi a
U7 to unseat Senator William J. Buiow (Democrat); of
few of hla burden* front off Ikb
Jovem or Ralph L. Carr (Republican of Colorado) will shoulder* and. I* iteppbig out
r. oppose Senator Edwin C. Johnson (Democrat) or
to nil out the unexpired term of the Urle Senator
Blanchard Adams.
Vhother or not Governor Chase A. Clark of Idaho
locrat) gains another term will depend upon who opWm. Possible opponents are ex-Governor Clarence
ottotfsen (Republican) and ex-Governor Bunllla W.
i:.(Democrat). A similar case U that of Maryland’s
nrat H e r b e r t R. O’Conor. Governor O’Conor will
ibly fain another four year term unless a strong opit can be produced before November.
4
A*
Jownor Dwight H. Griswold (Republican of NebraoBjmind oppoaltlon from a strong democratic party,
ovemor R. Leroy Cochran Democrat) may be tht one
Swaroor John B. Mllee (Democrat o f New Mexico)
Ary for. hla third two-year tarn* He Is reported to
gMg and thus may sacrifice hla job aa governor.
STrtport* are evident from North Dokota’e John
ii^pemowet). Mkhlgan’e M u r r a y Van Wagoner.
■J*
1>-Lw!
I'*4 ll|\
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TS
f r a a
mlW/rti
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i
School Hours Win
Change A t SJBLS.
Show Improvement
Win ted: Tho pareon or poreono
who hare bare leaving rabbits,
__ frog* and bods (earnout) an
Batty K I » l . Ataa -Baldy’*" «"d -naaaia'a" front
and Ann Btto* her-1,tap* at night. P A They'd Ilka
Ji their mallow ta k as., « , or eat next.
N«rv»«Hlp Key*
I p tlr a » 4
c l a s s if ie d
216 for female only. Convenient
location. It wanted, notify 'Al Ba
liurn. (Tha Mond* moved ooL)
Found: The person* who hare
liceit swiping the morning milk
tnd newspapers at 6:00 AJf. If
any Information la wanted, notify
the Celery Fed staff.
Wanted: A special, handsome
sailor from Jacksonville to came
to visit a certain girl by tha taititls of E. Bpivay.
Wanted: Pkturta at Jsffsrson
—especially tKoac so $20 billa. If
you have any, they will bo re
ceived at room 23.
Foi Bile: An/ Junior w(shine
to buy n good but slightly used
Knjllsh workbook, pleasg notify
any Senior English Student.
I'.S. (til answers have been checkWanted: A heart, perfectly ur'rolten. Wll) accept second-hand.
If In good shape. If any to offer
—notify any or th* glria of 8J1-A.
Lost: A heart, good and true,
In perfect condition, ready, will
ing, tnd able, Loci Us Nail.,
I‘..M. If found pleas# return to
Valise* Albritton or Howard
Bot*let’.
WHO’s W h o
By ALICE TEMPLE
Nancy Cottua, a member
Sophomore class of BJIB.
-ora Fob. B f l t t * , in th
Florida. Bb* Is ajUactiv*,
liked by hor ctasamatoo, and
Inant In many of th* ache
tJvHba. Sha la d mamber
Samlnote HI GU* Club aim i
th* Dr*meUea Chib. Biu
alactad vie* president af tm
Club, and ta a member i
Phi Alpha Kappa Sorority
favorite paatlm* la riding, i
white har choice of aporta
sundoo, white bar pat hate t
nls. Her favorite food-la
Ing. Her p*t Ilka, dancing,
orach of her timet tha n
yrcck, that of passing tha acmaatar
&EB3
The Wafi Is
No Place For
7 Chewing Gumt
LUClUje BALL
Hungry?tt OJu mylM It was
like all other schools la Semi
nole Candy, will t * subject to
s change af time beginning
fa
T
While eIsaacs were pravtously begun at R:tfi AJf. Eaitim Standird Time, on Monday
studies wUl be resumed at •:**
I’tlock War Time, although It
will still be the urn* time by
the sun. Thu change I* being
made In order that the students
Inring In the rural districts will
rot bare to loan homo btfon
lavllght hi order to get to
school on time.
Th* loach boon will nmaln
the same as they won, that
la first lunch period will be
from U:4» A.M. to 11:16 P.M.
War Tim*, sod second hinco
period from 12:46 P.M. to lilt
PJf. War Time. This la dope
In order that the students who
go bom# for lunch win bo go
ing home at tho same time
that Other members of thslr
family win to going heme. Instand of haring to disrupt tha
routine of thk homo.
As this will Risk* the lunch
hours just too hours artrr
■I) I caadd do fouKh period to
p. .elute. The following Is
jf
adrortlsarc StanleyHardware Co.: Kobait’a G
•tcmmolo Dnr Clrincrs; Rcmlnol#
Tiro Shoot Howard Boteter, whole
ss.* eeafoctkaarj ’ Coei-Cote; Pigfly Wlggtyl Mickey a Pharmacy;
Ivor's; Robert I , f>i.v, photograph
er* Bit* Theatre; YawtQ Co.; An
gora Eat Shack! NthI Battling
Co.: Boy Britt, galf oil products:
Bralley Odhia, dtatrijjutor i f gall
oil products; Cowan Co.; Hooter**
Soda Boon; Thrifty Cleaners; and
WtliUm r
PfMriAB Itrivsta Am.
FoJ. which '* supperted entirely
by National Advertising. u th*
5kholasU* Bata. They offer rpe
ns1 premium*.
Now, students, th* rest id »P
to us. Wo an reapcnalkte for
gathering tho new* and seeing
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
IWWI1
/rCO
°r trlO
"JUT"
IW -'a
^ »l
fineUr when the ball did ring,
and I rushed oat of tha roam,
down tha halt, and Into tha loath
lint, I aoddetilr loot mr ravishing
oppetlte. There itoek In the cor
ner were about eight place* >of
stale chewing gum, all dlfrarenM
kinds and colon.
It Isn't as tho the structure of
good olo S.II-S. Isn’t strong enough
to hold It's write 'up, but . soma
people an trying to strengthen
It Ire sticking sum In the corner*..
Maybe they think the gum wflr
help to hold Urn building up In
ease tha Japs com* orsrlll
Kbfc and atudesltl Quit you
find a better place to park year
gum?ft The wall ain't no place
for ouch otuffUl Neat time ymd
on tempted to do such things,’
renumber that then dre better
place*H Why you could stick It
behind your ear, swallow It, and
even Ilia trash can tarBn. a swell
parking lob Tor gumIII
Iltr gum wad upon th# wall. I
0 0 oln*t (oppose to be der
Aa Interesting outdoor pro
gram evWbrmtbig Arbor Day
wsa given Friday afternoon,
Jan. SO, at tha Booth*Uo School.
A beautiful magnolia tree waa
donated by th* Bom Clrclo of
School
tho Garden Club wboa* sponsor
U Mrs. Maxwell Stewart. Tho Beading, "Treoa" ----------- — .....
Mrs. Brock’s fourth grade
teach*ra and pupils wish to taka
this opportunity to thank th* Poem. “ Who Lire* th* Tree*
BEARS BALES UF
Gordon Gob for tha many tartly
Mr*. Mlteboll’a second grade
CniCAOO, Fob. 7— , (P) — thing* they hay* don* for us.
Th* p ogrom wsa aa follow*: “Florida. My Florida" .... School
Bean, Roobuok and Co. Friday Arbor
Day Song _ _ — School Dedication ------------Mlaa Wolch
reported January o a l a s touted Scripture — --------------- Selected Dedication Song ---------- School
|9A2M *t, an Increao* of al- Prayer 8oag ------------------School Flag Batata _____ — -— . School
dedicated to
--- 1 I- I Tn*
a Mm tree
NOU waa uawmawM
w bur
wui _
moot 40 p«K*nt compared with Origin of Arbor D>
Arrbigton' President, Franklin Dolano Rooa.#
___Mrs. Stella
January a year ago.
’America, - the Beautiful"
,!sz‘£ ,& £ risiz&
so that (hero are twe (lists*
ILU N I SHOOTER
�—
PLEDGE
AN
Eatabllahod In ISOS
IN D E P E N D !
D A IL Y
N EW SPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY ». 1912
Germans Hit
Russians In
Donets Area
Japs' Quisling
BRISTOL, F*b. U— (A P )
—Sir Stafford Crlppa, farmtr British ambassador to
Moscow, told sa aaditnee to
day If th* United Nations
»«r* victorious, tb* Bevlet
anion would be the atreagrst
European paver and "They
ar* likely to tnd tho war altling in Berlin."
He added k* la convinced
tke Russians had no dealra
to laterfer* with slher Esrapean goveraasents.
Bafevia Bombed
For First Time
ngrml DoucUn MacArreporUd toqgy that hla
rn oo tha BaUn penlnIb thn Philippines re*
idi new attacks by the
adee W U hU Manila
H i t l e r Gets Set
back In Death Of
High-Ranking Nazi
. Cen. Emilio AgalnaUa
Leader of the Philippine Inim etlon against the United
late* In 1899. Gen. ifcmllto
n lneldo, was branded;by the
ar Department a* a Philippine
utallng. Agulnaldo Joined Jap■neae Invaders In an au.__il to
„
Gen. Douglas MacArthurc fore•a to surrender Immediately.
Axis Propaganda
Attempts To,Get
Spain Into War
in r i m h u m f n m
The O rm an i rrported heavy
looses w*r* Inflicted on the Rusrlana In the lionets Bisln today
but rcknowledged the Red Army
atill maintain* strong preaaure on
that front.
• ! Hitler suffered a
stunning
attback yesterday a* hla treat
defense line bulkier *rv| muni
tion* minister, MaJ. Gen. Frit*
Todt, crashed to hU death In an
,"alr iccldcnt" In Ruula. Coupled
with German rereraaa, many
wondered whether .the
itn n g*
tragedy was wholly a twist of
fate.
.................
■It waa Or. Todt who built the
8i*(frled line In western Ger
many which
Intimidated .the
French from attacking when the
Poles were trampled beneath the
Nail heel. Todt It waa who built
the Intricate defense* .which the
.Russians had been abattcrlng
cessfully for two months.
Todt, too, waa responsible for
tha flow of munitions to Hiller's
brash and buoyant arm lea. Per
haps It waa caincldtnca that
hour* before Todt's death waa
announced a Moscow dispatch
told of German horde* aaveriy
hampered by rationing at ahella
and loasea o f glide. The Russian*
cited. Indeed, that German artil
lery had ceaaed to bk in impor
tant factor In the ter baB,!*-
*S& *U *S8-£S& vib-
to aerious Axis preparation* dor
» mighty push In the Mediter
ranean.
The latest incident Involving
Spain, whose territory used by
Hitler aa a . springboard would
permit a direct asaault on Gibral
tar and a move Into Northwest
Africa to threaten South Ameri
ca and the South Atlantic, oc
curred at Tangier, a former In
tarnation*) son* of about 126
square miles only 60 miles southweal of the British fortress
rock.
T h i s development coincides
with
Axis reports
In Bern,
Bwlturland, Sunday that Maraba) Petain of Prance would go
to Spain on Monday, presumably
replacing to confer with hi* eld pupil,
Generalissimo Franco.
In Vichy, however, a semi-of
ficial denial safa) tha reports or
iginated from confusion over the
scheduled visit to 8naln of Ma
dam# Petain, who will he aceomDemoulln
•chad parts an Lfctga100 psltao north of the
m.
and
Jungle-Ilk* matie bags on a crowded pier
klDad 14 pertona and wounded
66. n number o f them British.
Th« explosion occurred Friday
everting but waa not reported un
til yesterday. Than a German
broadcast account. declared that
“ the excitement among the Tan
gier population is great." and
that “ a Mg . demonstration la
scheduled to taka place In tho
Spanish Square o f Tungler to-
SSFvfli TttSr&i
Picture
Ttre Certificates
Lilted .By Petcnon
. Tire Certificate* have been issu
ed recently to the following por-
saitsrn front, tine* HlUer throw
caution to tM .itWbb and perfldloualy attacked the Soviets.
Did he ae* tha handwrlllng on
(be wallT D ld'hc Incur tha wrath
of tha Intutth* HUlcr because
no vaunted “ winUr line" could
bS estabtlsbed end held against
FLAG
M em ber
Annoclaled
I'rea*
NUM BER
133
Back Jap Invading ^
apore Isle
Infantry Thrusts [Reds Keep Offensive;
MacArthur’s Forces
SUence S e v e r a l
. E n e m y Batteries
O n C a v i t e Shore
THE
"I pledge allegiance In the Flag at
Ihr United Stairs of America, and to tha
Repshllf for which it *tsnd*. on* Nation.
Indivisible, with liberty and fustic* f*r alL"
w w a u *" t r . n n g i a a i a w d M g i g a i -------- r -i. — a.
enders
TO
Nazis Gain No Rotary Members
New Ground Ini' Observe “ China
Tobruk Sector Day” Program
StnilcH And Victory Sifrns
Nipuon Tank Unit
Crosses S t r a i t
British North Africa Dr. W. P. Buhrmnn,
Forces Still Hold Moody Cunningham
Firm Agrainst A xil' Speak At Meeting
ROME. F r b . T — f A P ) - J I
Reliably
Informed
Fascist
circle* tadsy h U they did*
nol ri^ w t llw Asia M i U N i J
In Libya u
b*yoad’ .
Tobrik t r *tk*T posltloa*
keld by Ik* British beforolb*y U w b J tb*lr t f M u
l**t N ifia ln r ,
Defenders Say SIU
uation Is Well In
Hand After Night
Landing By Enemy;
Australians Pin Foe
I n 10-Mile Front
Northwest Of City
i
'•China Day” , an event sponbv
Rotary
International
in aervlce clubs throughout th*
till WwewlfltFci PrMS)
r.uintry for (he purpose of stim
ulating a belter understanding
Tin- (It'.r-rmimq! ili'fprulorA
snd appreciation of China and
o f Sinini|Kiiv n illiitl f o r o n
her problems, was ohiervrd by
nttark I imIuv In th row hack
ibe Sanford Rotary Club today
l l h e t lr o n a invntlinif fn reo o f
in a program arranged by Geo.
A. Fperr In which D r.. W. P.
Jntmiii-.n- o f f tlu-ir o m b n ttlr d
( ■ > i M W f a U * PrM a I
Th* British North African ar Iluhrman ami Moody Cunning
inlnnil
n fti-r
|tinniit|r
thn
my atill hold* firm agsln-t the ham were the speaker*.
Jnp<« tlow n to n Ill-mil** fr o n t
A ll* force* 40 mile* w o t o f TODr. Buhrman conneetnl San
alonif the* wpMlorn sw n m p s
bruk today ami the Orm an* ford with present day rvtnts in
and brnchen.
.
mad* no new claim* o f'g T M M China by
revealing
that the
(ih u d .
mother at 8, O. ShmholsCV once
"Thi- -iluotioii i* well in hand,'*
It appeared that at Ion* UaB taught music at Wesleyan Col
declarml Muj. Gen. Henry Gor
th* African Corp* of Field Mi a lege where on* of her pupil*
don Itemieti. roniniunder of thn
•hal General Erwin Rommel w$r£ wan Mei-tlng Roong, daughter of
Au*trullun*. whom* si-ctor the
faced with the main B ritM T. V. Soong, head of one of the
Jsnnne e hud rho*en for n M ir force*, although no .lace* MM most influential
p ii— nivbt lati.lirtufamilies in
battle ha* yet been Joined. TB China, who U related by mar
"W e bsve liiken n stand nn a
halt
In
Rommel's
eaatvrt
This photograph snnppr.1 in an air rakl . heller In beleaguered •tronv line nn-l are urganltlng
riage to G*nrralls*lnu> Chlang
iweep to within ISO mile* o f tl
Singapore ilwws smile- and "V-fur-Victory" signs with the 'In- nn iillnrl. which it i* hn|MHl will
Kai-shek.
Egyptian frontier Indicated ;!
Dr. Iluhrman also slstrd that t gvn. Two "pasriv# defense" men stuinl by to see that everyone recover s* much ii- |h»h*II»Ip of
mlgnt be having trouble w|
lost terrain "
the Chinese Generalissimo I* n ) I* comfortable and rate in the -heller. The laps ilmi't seem in theItefure
communication*, which the Br
ilurk. IIn- Au*trnlianu
,
stralgbt-forward
Christian
gen
lah have constantly
hattaT
worry these people.
' hoped to rut the invaders ti*
tleman and quoted from various
since the A lls
conater-aito
piece*.
authorities who know him per
was launched from El Aghall
Strung Jnpune-e drtnchnients
sonally who say that he I* as
Jan. i t .
. Inmle.l nliuig the 10-mlle wlda Christian general is must
All along the Cirenalca ,cb
' -trip mi the northwest roast o f
among, u*. II* raid that th* *nand In the Gabel F.I A cli
- Slnvaimre Iwinml and were retire soong family had been won
Green MounUln region, Dril
! i-irted - preadtng eai twnnl from
to Christianity
by
M *thodl*t
bomber* and fighter* rnntinil
the Itehir l"let again*) fierce reminions
fminded
in
China.
their persistent attack*.
•i-tanec.
I'linr*
and artillery
Empkasliinv
that
the
ancient
nre -uptMirting the I n v a a I n il
Westward and southwaat
Chines*
chrllliatlun
has
long
I
,
,
,
,
i,
,
,i
I,.,
thrust
anil
the
Japanese
claimed
Ain El Q u a la, British mo*
Discussion snd development o f
Sanford* alr raid siren finally lh#| n „ n|, un|t wn, M,eCf»,f„||y
land rota mas were supported . 1 ptaeod the scholar ahead of the
ans_ for partcipstion of_ the W»-1orr.vs-.l .hb moron,
ferrlcl * ,M .s Johor* Strait. '
soldier. Dr. Buhrman added that plan1
tha bombegs and flgktara fl
• In the -Elks
*
“Na-> Orilrred
Elks “Lodge
w — — »'.vvrj|
. . . . . . . w t t n ago. 1 ity
the Chlneie ar* provtnw rat* —
nowham did they encounter a
The siege of the belengureed
•
.....
...........................
■
“
—
end
defense
council
officials
have
their armies
ar*
well
port as* keHlaa at Asia, troep*.
Iti it iwh fortress entered eleventhbeen trying ter ninny lay
feature
the
Annual
Past
Exulted
and
manifest
gbUUt
sinn elsvenlh .lav with the British adRaters' Night In bo held at the speed the shipment of .he
and bravery. Be t m
is weir |-"*l'l#d Janann/e .furi'palioo* at
from flilcngn.
Tc.rgrnm*
that th* two greatest word* In
II* wen* 1D.ln Isladil, nurtfica«r nf Rtriira» "> nn‘ l !""« '•U'ance cn
firm stand before Tobruk, where the
Chines*
language
are ner. exalted ruler o f the Hanford |mani*.
id tcparalCii hi]/ only
and ini* morning* II. N no—- cits' ..mi
a seven-months siege was lifted ■‘venerable" and "honorable" and Ioulge, announceil Unlay
S«y$*r. I lly rl»*rk, pimnily ^»v*nl halfn-mile nf walcr from the
In December. There was no hint be closed by commending those
“ Win th* War Week" waa set nl th»» .riiv.u i»f ♦,h*;
’»r.$ mrlhc-it tin nf 8ingn|u.re Island.
“British
themselves
that
the
_________ words to his sudlenc*.
aside for national nhservsnca by duerr
. Opposite llbin, acnis* tlhe 8cmight " be preparing a large scale
the
Elks
by
a
proclamation
is
Mr. Cunningham
who
ha*
The Hiren will be plnml ulnuit r-angoon harlxir, I* the town of
countar-attack In the prolonged charge of the music at the re sued by Judge Jno. 8. McClel
Chan-i whence two msior mn.
see-saw battla for Premier Mus vival mealing* which are being land. grand exaltrd ruler of the 12 feel umlt r lilt* water town >-r highways run to Singapore
feet off lit"
solini's last African possession. held this week at the Methodist Order. During the week, the lo- uiitl will tie uhoilt
tirniintl. It can he heard from , eit**.
Church pltyed a number of mu- ral Ionlge and 1,400 other bulge* live to »ev»*n inll.m, nrcordi.u to
T»»rrr ws* no in.Pration the
alt) selection on
various
In throughout th* country will Ini the udverti«inir mniter. and eo«t ll'ilish IrUnl to .lefeml (Thin,
strument* ' Including
a band rtial*
l
Ma # special
. . . "W
. in th*
. . . War , f.lAH fo b . Mayor W. C. Hill re- which previously hn.l la-en reo f ramlidatea, which. *<** ; rrni|y informed Mr. Bayer that toe '“>itr«l to b<- a fortified area.
mad* harp, a "fleialon a ' and a rU»»
paw, and addrvised th* club on foralnf lo Mr, Butnrr, la n p fr t * i(',l(m|y rommiaalon agreed to pay Fceniv nlr nn.l nrtitlery netivily
e.1
to
be
one of Ihc largest ever ha)r
th, ro<,. ThH city r.-.u -t-ii increase.I .l.iriiu- Sunday,
tb* Importance of It*
motto
conducted Into the Order nt uiw |
„||| , ,,y th,. other hall. the llritisll said.
"8erelce Above Self".
Mr. Hayer stated that lie umn-r
lie sakl that It U not what * "I*',
Judge McClelland recently sent
n
nrcc.s: rv ti. uhlwir.
ill* slogan for Boy Scouts of you are worth in money that
nppvol
lo
each
nf
th.
,w,
m|„t„ll rruui the Tlilr.l Im.r
America during Its thirty-second counts but what you are worth
veer, is well as “ Be Prepared", to your felluwman, how much IK,500 living past exalteil rulers , .ptor I'timmaiitl of Tampa Ir-lrnis “ Strong for Americas*, Hermin service you can do for yonr fel In the notion urging them one. thv . i nn can be soumlrd. It
Morris, scoutmaster of Troop Five low men. The Japanese, he de again to mobllii* In lb* from „ Urrhvss-d .... a trial avis and ii
-----•si dtbks morning, a d d le that his clared. nr* fighting to enslave line of their iaalges'J patriotic |,,tin,| ipisr tisfartory, can* be ic-j
If such should Ik- i .i.-I LAKELAND.
Feb. p —(,1 V troop carried out a "day in • the world; "W e ore fighting to •ftlvlllca and personally to Imek |i„rmil.
the
efforts
of
this
Orders
to
c..,
a„
,
,t
|,
likely,
Mr.
Sayi-r
u.ld.-.t.
In.In
al
inns
that
thoorange mar*
scout'* life” Saturday as part of giro others th* blessings which
their celebration o f the movement w# enioy for ourselves". That, operate In the wnr crisis, Mr. that the Cunintisslon would .!•-• kel “ ha*ut last luvi-li-tl o ff" are
cide to |.uichuse two snuillrr si- i-itcil in the federal-state mar
of aceuta In America and nf their ha said, Is the spirit o f ’ aervlcs Ilutner said.
service
week-end
The past exalted ruler* o f the
»'•
plareil at .liff.-r.-nl keting l.ew*
awn thirteenth anniversary.
which
was
taught
by
Jetua,
built in n-lros.il hern Sunday.
local taulge who are evpectnl t«» j »H»inta in the city,
H i* scouts pitched camp In the
Dr.
R.
W.
Kuprrcht
announced
"Sign* o f Improvment were re
lot adjoining tn* Poet Office denibe prrsent are: A. 8. P e c k .
onstratlng cooking, ramp craft* that Fairfax Ifoiklnt o f Sebrinr, Georg* Thurston, Andrew Carru- * «
i
. s, •
r r a 1 ported in contrast to rendition*
and-First Aid administration. In dtxtrkt governor o f notary, will
prevailing slncu the holiday sentha afternoon four petrols, the kc^u^Kueat at th* meeting next wig, 0 . W. Rpenccr, O. I*. Hern
s o n ." the bulletin said.
Flying Eagle, the Hawk, the Ratdon. Hex Pxckanl. Oeor-vn A.
Tanr- r'nn supplies were doVMInrs at todsv'a luncheon DeColi..*. E. F. Ilnur holder, J.
tlesnale and the Beaver led by
er.-;is'ng rm| prices continueil tn
thalr patrol eaders, Glenn l-ingle, Mckldtd! J. F . . VrnDeven o f J. Krltaghon and Edmund klrUcb.
dvanc-, while the auction' mar
Marian Rxborn, Frank Robinson Lexington, Ky, Joe McCormickket <m hulh Florida and Texas
and Gerald Lorain*, demonstrated and Frank 8egh*ra o f Orlandu.
grapefruit continued wrak, with
fir* building, bandaging ami knot
lb elating that he "leoki-.l far titles lower than n week ago.
tvlng.at various street corners In
all even greater drltrcnd for fruits
Urn doemteem area.
*." II. J. I ehmnn,
munagir of the Sanford State
K-rmers Market, tmlry announced
WASHINGTON. Feb. p. < /P l- that January sales at the market
on First 8 treat Raturday afterPrrsident Roosevelt established a anviunlrd to 1160.254.21. more
Hundred* uf Seminole County
War Shipping Administration to than double th* -amount In JanMan,
Ttiap
Flee
attended
nusvvh service* Sunday at tho
day with virtually an all-out au nary nf 11141, whlrh win slightly resident* have donated books fur
thority over the nation's ocean over $11.1)00.
PresbytCrlin Church to hear a spe
soldiers, sailors and marlnei in
going vessel* ami their cargoes.
cial sermon an tho American Boy
"In mv uplnion, wo mu 1.1 havo the Victory llook Camimlgn, but
He nimed Admiral Emory R. I ami, •old much more produee If more many mnra are needed to nmiScoot* who are "Strong For Amchairman o f the Maritime Com- had beenjin hand," Mr. l-t-hnum nlclr Ihc quota,
trieu” by the Rev. E.D. Brownlie.
Mr*.
Janies
mbiirn. aa head o f the new •luti-il. "There were few lomatne.i Moughtun, chairman of tho local
agency.
*
BBITUH LOSE SHIP
that wen- locally crown ami mvny committee, revealed tu.Uy.
Mr, land's authority over ship of nur vrgtlablra cum- from the
'■The campaign U drawing tn
ping sporav* similar to that of •noth end of the state."
v close." aha sal.l, "ami manyDonald M. Nelson aver war proCclrry sale* leil at the market have planned to contribute but
Ity announce.!
with n t»tnl of 64l.Hmi.0O, Mr haw postponed lb until tomor
I.rhm: n aikled. Cabbage tolilrd row. Nuw tomorrow hat com*
over $16,000, followed by citrus and we must have th* books.
rales of over $2.1 .000, tomatoes
"Tb* Florida quota It |37J)0l>
. U r i* f11J
00
066.
ovir $111,000, ami letter* lettuce volumes. Surely you want th*
1e -* .* * * .
over $16.0JO. Large sale* of caul- men In th* xrrvice*
to
know
•r a IBTtBM JAPl
llli-wrr, polsloee and string bean* Hanford |a doing Its port. Paopl*
i *l*u were reported. The sale cf have searched their altlea and
W A ir o W T O H . Fab.. 6^-441
relerv wrs said to be slightly over i-vsmlned their book *hfl**« xml
i an Un
(WASHINGTON, Fab,' 6-4.41
the 1911 figure.
Rcmlnola County School Su
•ent Id book*
ranging from
it . w in
perintendent T. w . Lawton to
po*t"y to text booxa."
day ' announced tha revised
Th*
comknittee
met
this
schedule* U r ' HMMord'a schools
morning at lb*
Victory Gift
under tho now W ar Timet
nook
Campolgn
Store,
M n.
Houghton said, and added tlplk
hooks ar* being filed prepara
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. D -W I tory tn packing and »hlpplng
“mT Icll;lw p m-D etective
Sergeant
II.
V.
next Saturday. Composing $ko
.‘ Grammar school; open at
Branch sakl a u*g»a. klmtlfje-l eemmlttfO
nr* Mra. Meujhtng,
close at 4ij>A |*.
a* 0 . B. Pollard, EL era* shot Mr*.- E. A. I ondonberg, NMl
E 0 A.
Unefc.ftata I f M . P . M , b.
to death Sunday olgbt when he n ark, Mra. L. Burk* 8t*eU
1»00 F, mk
.
drew a pistol on a night watch
p£Q |
, Junior High; open at 6!»0 man, Raymond R. Rysdon. who Mra. A- J. Paterson. I}
surprised him In tb* act
ef
BOAF RATION
A
stealing Urea from trucks h»lon»lng to tha U. R.
public
LONDOl
baalth service.
-•red
Elks Lodge Plans |City’s Air Raid
Participation In' Siren Arrives
National Program
This Morning
Demonstration Of
Camp Life Made
By Scout Troop
(-itruH Market Said
To Be Leveled O ff
rardered a state
two months,
iba south, where
ite converging on
see army, “over*
*• of the
ins out of
o f fierce
a ted the
destroyed
cow radio
4
:ry>rPrwT0A: N«);
Market bale*sTotal
Over Twice Those
Of January 1941
War Administration
For Shipping Formed
National Debt May
Bo >100,000,000,000
Volumes Needed For
Victory Book Drive
Revised School
Time Announced
Negro Tire Thief
Shot By W atchman
..S’T T jtE T rtT B *
four n*w lire* that had bran
removed t«wn . a truck war*
found M tb* roar .ant of .an
automobile parkM su r
tb*
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EIGHT
Restaurants Are
Now Made Public
JCILFT, ML, Fc . r.. m
—
k'otkc.nl aptrt.il: Yankee
pet
wllh
enlitVircd m in of
K iporo a rm .'1
p kirn,
offered fr.n>- l i
M fthrant menu tuskers, c - r i 'i
tom the American Insll sit • rf
jnnvhriiig
h 'e.
Tablecloth
Aedlirg. rrry there c::nerts rew i|U |
hedm illr d
linen
t>
hitcn,-r.», h a , taken a tlh lln illy
dlllii - . turn. A lter tranr.ln-,: r"
Hrta from fenrs's of Intindrhv
ad lin<- supply homes, the Indtute r.Liff has become
eon(need Ihitt 0.) percent • of |! h>
oodlini: tnhiy l» concerned with
rap /t r a t ir v . On the
tal>\rlolhs of the Null .ii. nmole r
trito n I'd i rre shawl i'T eae'l
th e r hew thia Nation'-i arm* I
'oter i ihnut 1 d li |e r r nf their
nlrplaniM, Innks, l>n I sa
restau
^
f l i t , v*npli» rater lo this hnhit
•i.i.l offer fncililicf fo r c afltr.at>h r d'lodllng?
Let outline
imp* be tfared on the tibled otM and gw® the
amateur
gencnl.; n naJy-fr.ndc field of
nnorti-irm. *ry« the laundry folk..
The doadler* r m fill in the drtr.il i. fitrot?gie
m ialnk?. will
d im p irs r In the wash.
The D ill nvn offered will, of
en tire , vary with tho news. On"
d**v it vdll b i'K u .s i a n front.
•• i h ron»t lamb, a.* n *p-~ciil.
Meat timo it will bo the Mbvt.i
Uiltlo area, witli earned li^of
rml tn him go, p -i|n p * .
llr.ve yon n ron. or a bmlh'-r.
cr ft lend in tho armed force* ef
tl~ I'n l'ed HtalesT If you have
you probably know how hard
‘.lie men have to work and h iw
ratter they are for good lmn!e*
to read in their hners off duty.
.Your rtift hook might r-nch the
hands of a strange soldier ron.t
gzard. It might go to a relative
timl it might n-aeh Ihe Hands
ef y o u r own son or brother.
Place yunr name on the fly
leaf of g ift hook.
Scldier Gets Cow
Instead Of Girl
CAMP' JlLANDiNG, Feb. 6—
A Medical O fficer at Camp
■Handing telle, of a sold er who
left ram p for a (Into with hit
n it| Irirttd In Ocala and ended.,
up with a nasty-tempered cow.
When the roldlrr nrrvied lit
Orr.la he fnon*l th a t Ida g r l ( t it
nway, so ho stalled out to loo':
for her. It was night. His hr-ulll’shts picked up a tow in tie
mildlo of the road, lie slowed
down and retrod to the right,
in did the cow; then he veered
to the left, to did tho tow. The
soldier ended up In the ditch.
As ho sat there wundgj^ng
what to do, tho bovino ehartr.nl
tho ear and troko Ids arm.
T h st settled tho m atter. Com
pletely disgusted, thn soldier
propped up his arm and drove
hack to camp to tho hospital.
TABLE
i
W
,
OVINIZID 12 HOURS
AT THI MILL
ro» Flnsr Flavor —«
tight llmtr mnro pro.
erasing than ordinary
Oats.
i u r THI H I T
ir c o i r s mo m o i i
Lettuc
yJW
G rapefruit
m Sweet P0TA T0E
r Florida C elery.........
Did You Know Freih Pork Is The Cheapest
Meal Value Available Today! Serve Pork Often!
n t U D HlLt.»:t) i .ITTI-sj h h
13‘/ ie
SIDES. Ih..
HEADS, lb.
SAUSAGE, lb......... l»c
HAMS, lb........ 25c
SHOULDERS lb. 17V2r
PORK LIVER lb. 10c PORK BRAINS Ih. 19c
tftrjrtfe
T ii il V i u lM l
Brisket SPARE RIBS, lb.
There were alm ost 11,000 motlon picture theaters in opera
tion In 1041 In the United Stale*.
By PAUL ROBINSON
LEAVE ME OUTOP
* * ------- 1IMS A -
’And ^ ’getablcs
Potatoes
y tv i+ A V 'f;'
d a s n s e v ''
X A **®
* ‘j
i
ETA KETT
p p l y
ORANGES ..ea. lc
lluuch Jap an has ix-en consid
ered tho most vulnerable from
Ihe viewpoint of sunpiira of rum
materials stch a* iron and steel
rersp. It Is now Indicuted that
Japanese stockpiles r f scrap nro
fa r g reater than is centrally re
alized, and nro sufficient for
arm s production a t peak rates
for many months, according to
ii
survey issued yesterday by
“ lion Age.’’
The. magazine estimated Ja p
an’s pile of iron and steel scrap
lit the beginning of the current
year a t about 10,000,000 tons.
'Ifou Q f l 9 t l,
^
' Fresh Fruits
VUvmln l |. Richest food lor important Vilamin Si (Thiamin) — and mors Usable Iron
than Spinach. Oatmsal leads all Corrals in
Protslaii that build Musclo.
DARLIM6
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5,. 1912
TOE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD. FLORIDA
few Ideas For
i
YOUCMEW BOGS.*____ ~
AFT1I2YOUT2E MAflftfcD
HEtl. BE HEAD OF THE r “
H O U S S .S O H K M ^ fJ
YOU MEAN
Sun O’ Florida, lb. 35c
Country Smoked lb. 35c
Breakfast Links lb.. 39c
End C u ts ........ lb. 23c
Center C u ts___ lb. 27c
Yellow ONIONS .........
York A P P L E S .......
Tangerine's^:
Mixed NUTS
Eatwell 0 L E 0
tiic K U n i.v u L c sa
III. WRC/kj Ilb,
tie .o«oooe< a»MW
ilrwkeyc.
lliuckhatvk. Vi lb. 19c
Swift Prcm. Vt lb. 21c
35c
Laurel, lb.
C H O P S lb 2 9 c
*i w.r»|irrw-s
CABBAGE_:...............
| ft*l» 1*1 TN
iw * r.i*
21cl WHITE BACON, lb,
BACON,
in■ ipiece, lb,
mu mmimmt
Shoulder Rtusl, lb.
Rib Chopm lb......L
Loin Chops, *lb. ......
Cutkita, lb. -------Slaw, lb. ...n„........
21e
2!>c
39e
55c
15c
8tew,J lb.
ShouJdcra, lb. .
Loin Chopa. lb.
Rib Chops, lb.
Sliced BOLOGNA
t ’K IlM .tV I
OLU
t'A SrtlO M U U
STEAK Sirloin-Club lb 29
Chuck Roast
lb
25
Pure LARD
NOW YOU CAN AFFORD THE BEST EGGS AGAIN
WCfJEATOAiOTO
USB HGXZ.YOUQCRF
ANDSAVNO,
RlflW V
LISTEN
7HCUEAV,
CRACKERS
- i WORK*
PEAS
SHR-H*I WANT
T O O T HOW SHE
PEACHES
. .. 25c
T A W S I T f l -------
• - - iO .ii.V n --.b la .
n
Honey 5-lb. pail 49c
DRANO, can 21c
^ w T f ts iw
oo. p b a .
I I ea. b offto
CATSUP ....:... 10c
•riib rm
• »
Guava JeUy ...V.. 57c
By FRAN STRIKER
2 1 - o i JAR
H »
tire
DOG FOOD.....10c
Those Famous
Table Supply
ra i.V o . ’
■y
lb...... 19c
COFFEE,
•S R 5
a
.
S »
JEIaLY .......... 17c
.Gxape Jsun ^
H-OF. JAU
.
TEA, i/3 lb........49c
Pancake Flour ....6c
•(■ial firm
tfc
"* OKIIM
’> -«ae*M ao
LONE RANGER’
LOW EVERYDAY,.
• PRICES
SO YOU
QJWffHM
prit& Eggs
'
VALUE BUY 3 DOZEN
to r
Peanut Butter
SM-OZ ’
tf iia .T .
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pledge
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1912
Opposing Afar Forces
*. :,Are Reported En
gaged lit Fight At
. Besieged C a p it a l
Reunited
Sound. In City
Johore Strait Proves
* Greatest J a p Ob
stacle I n • Malaya
last Friday night and
unlay .finally pulled
their ptratogte bland
Rubber Substitute
Plan Approved
By
House Group
t
'.W
W
t- ' to
Dm jm Uc "Production
O f Guayule Plant
1 .
May Solve Problem
cotmd Hooa* parovml Thursday
with aosaa members snthuslaatle
that this counter could free It*
•elf from dependency on foreign
mg in width from a half supplies but other* were skeptite a mils and a half, tha
i boabad by artillery end
LegIllation adopted authorlie*
Immediate planting of up te TS.000 asras of land In southwest
ern United State* of gmuyuls, n
plant having a rubber.bearing
content up to 23 percent The
Agriculture Department’ wee told
la effect, to spend whatever was
need*d for tho project when the
tba air by ratbU a bombing House-rejected an amendment by
[ strafing to pave tba way for Representative Cohran (IX,Mo.,)
•- attempt to feres tbs steal u te limit the coat to 310,000,000.
At lha Agriculture Depart
ment, meantime. It waa diacloaed
Mir. They are rlrtaelly with- that mlaslons already have been
dispatched to esverel LatinAaertean countries to eoe what
be dene about Increasing
Election can
rubber nrodoetlen there. Some
y F.D.R. experts have estimated that rub
ber supplies from wild tret* la
M b • . i n - the Amoxon valley eould be
•tapped up from about 3000 to
100JMO *tous - annually. Normal
American conaupiptioa le about
700 000 loflfa '7
The Senate already has paaaed a guayule rubber hill, but
the measure must be returned
there for > action oa House
the agriculture
irthaee, far net
OjDOO, the Callat tb« Inter•T eegnpany, ta
isyule, and has
Ig Um Route
Unities to be
m’ planting ef
G ift Books Must
Be Cataloged By
End Of NextWeek
G ift Books which will furnish
cnUrt#foment to men In various
hrmnchoc of the oitntd fortoa will
bo cmtolofuod and rtpaired by th t
group ef voluntary workers th*
last at next week, Mrs. James
Moughts*, chairmen of th* cam
paign, said today. She reminded
parsons that mngnstne* are not
acceptable, but any ether type of
book may be left In the loektox
In front ot Martin's Paint 8tore
F i r s t ' s ! r e * i . R* d
^ n>U
rn
“Even though you. younwlf,
c a n t drive a tank,” she pointed
rat, “or kelp mna an r.nti-alrcrefl
now been a chance to do
r for men who do these
m can enlist vour books
rvloe at your Country,
mining autlo n s, navy
ships at see, In United
Organisation and Red
idlnn janme, our defendhooka far recreation and
tf-'
f,
____
Italian Planes Are
H e l p i n g Nazis,
Berlin R e v e a l s
Ofle of the most remarkable combat photo*, mads a t -he oxact
moment th at the destroyer Shaw blew up during the Japanese
sneak raid on tho Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, naval base on December
' - The Shaw we* one of thraa de.truyera loot la tho attack.
Boy Scouts Plan! Programs To
Celebrate Pounding Of Movement
Hoy ncouta In Sanford anti ull
nvrr the Uniteil State* will celet»rulc the thlrty-iiccond anniver
sary nf tha Boy Seoul movement
In America through various pro
grjini« and demonstration!*. Rnlph
A. Smith, chairmen of Seminole
I)i trict OuncM, iaid thin morn
ing when he reported on a meet
resident of Sinford for the past ing nf the local council held at
12 years, died st the horns of hi* home on Park Avenue lest
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. night.
and Mrs. Sandy Anderson, thU
Troop .14 ha* organised an
morning r t 6:30 o’clock following emergency service patrol and
a lingering Illness.
plan*
were adopted for a coun
Mr*. Anderson who was HJ y ean
old, wsa born In Madison, G a, ty-wide emergency service pro
Oct. 20, 1850 and 1* survived, in g ra m . headed by E. W. McCalfey. The council fa composed nf
addition to b r a ’ sen.
grandchildreit; Edward ami Wil- T fr. Smith, n. XT King. J. C
llrm Anderson of Washington, D. Trawlck. Francis’ Meriwether and
C.. Mis* Virginia Andcraon of Val Ned Smith. The program In
dosta, Ca.; also three great grand clude* organiretlnn of several
•m ergenrv
*rrvl<r patrol*
to
child rtn.
A private fum ral service w a .'w o rk with the Defense Council
conducted a t Erickson F u n eral:an d the Red Cross.
Heme this afternoon at 1:1-1: Scouts will l«i urged to lieo’clock, with the Rrv. J.B. Rent i come efficient in disaster relief
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. A ndcr-'h* securing merit badge* In
son will sfcomnanv the body of F irst Aid, Life Havlnr, Health,
his m othsr ta
Flremanship and Hlngallng.
where Intermen;
'Boy scouts throughout the na
tion will wear uniforms during
the coming week and a special
church .ervlce ha* been planned
a t the Presbyterian Church Hunday morning and a t the First
B aptist Chnrrh Sunday night.
WASHINGTON. Feb. fl. <AV Troop HO will have charge of tho
ThV 8enate’a committee nn snuill Junior High School aatcmldy
business /(>orle*l Wedne*«lay lh*t
an “utterly rttlhleaa” attltmle by
defense official* had helped bring
rm all business fee* to face with
“wholesale
bankruptcy”
from
n.
y e a r .name and address
rstertee, b lo rr’ phles. text
h The service
• a much about
aka as wa will
la reading them,
r In a ststlon
lR|f AaadHalrd
German defenses have been
itrengthrnrd. evidently frtun air
borne reinforcement*, in Ku*»i* a*
Berlin
revelled
Inlay
Italian
lanes were called nn !•> help tne
axis.
The Moscow radio h o a d ra s t
a late communique
li-t
night
•aylne th a t Soviet finer* "con
tinued to advene", overcoming
-norny opnoaltlun." It *aid f t
German plane* weir downed in
roiubat Wednesday with III .(usslan loasee, and nine raiders
w era^destm ved Thursday over
the approaches to Mn*row
The Soviet high eomoiaul ami
other
source*
reported
the
'la u g h te r of more than
fi.lkMI
German troop* in battlr* scattered from Leningrad to.the ae i
of Aanv, In addition to the "a n
nihilation and diaper**!’’ of a
force of .l.lld by the Itr.l
air
fleet on the southern front.
A communions nai.l that in a
single day of ho»tlUtir* in the
northwest
salient
*tretrhing
down toward Smolenak the Ger
mans loat 8.200 men ami were
driven out of five village*.
German roport* arknowled ted
heavy fighting in the outskirts
of Belgurod, 38 miles north of
K h f tk ^ on M>e
railroad to
Kursn! and the TvoVlet penetra
tion there appeared to constitute
s threat to the left flank of
German position at Kharkov.
The Moscow radio said IHuislan plane* wrre giving strong
’upport to Marshal
Heinvon
rtminhenko’s drive toward
the
big lie nil of the Dnieper River.
BSP '
N ip p o n B o m b e r s
„ I
Blast R a n g o o n
American (dinners In
P h i l i p pines I)esy j troy Emplacements
W ASHINGTON. Feh. S. t/11
— I’rr»idrnt Franklin I). Itooaevrlt s*i rrtrd today a I’aelflc
War (‘mmcil ha* hern In op
eration here end l*uidnn f»ri
a month end he reported close
ciMiperetinn.
8
W | i | Com***. Robert It. 8. Turk
One of the inont fmiiouN of
HrilUh d en , Wing Commuiulcr
Rolkcrt Rnlund Stunforil Tuck. ’J.l.
has l»een fhut down anti taken
priftoner, the ‘ ufhtiitl Naii new*
agency rumI it had learned fnmi
military r o u i c c * 'luck w m i n hurt.
Jit l<ttno sc sources aI*o ciaimcti
Jup plalien sank « III.OWMon *nip»
set n rt.lHHI-liin vessel afire and
Acoictl I omb tills* on three *nmllcraft in an attack on a transport
convoy ju»l west of Singapore.
Rangoon w * pounded by seven
waves of bomber*. Ten raider*
wire ret>urle*l downed and 1U morn
prulialiiy ilrniaurd bv llrltlah-Ameriian vuluntecr flier*.
In the Philippines, American
gunner* ale reported to have des
troyed the Jipaneae artillery emplaremelita o f the southeast shore
of Manili Buy. Japan i* debark
ing new reinforcement* along Lin*
lilt* kft pin • Ilf |HI?) t •If I Ittill lit* guyeit Gulf u rer, III) miles north
i ml rttllfiru rixortU of pupiN in ; >d .Manila. The Itatan front was
relatively quiet.
Sunfiirtl KchtHiU mid Hu* rvlufii- reported
N.E.I. headquarter, aekimwleilguiif of (hr M’hooU to (hr iiuinrrird
the
Japanese
have capture*!
<i«I nynt^iu iif rc|x>rtlnic. Ihr piou
rrs* nf pupils to pitm its. u r t r ) ainariiuln. 60 mile* north of
iliscussnl *v th»* Sanford llomd .1 pain-re-oceupied llrlik Papan, on
tif Schurl Trustee* at Ihrir j»rtn»inl the Romeo c«*t eoaat. J.ipaneso
lelieweil attifl'ks on eaat Javu. as
rrsular m«*vtiniC Wrilnrmlwv •*( others
were alghled in amitheast
(hr Court lloiutr, Sd-rrctary It. K.1
LITTLE ROCK. Fell. B.-</V)| Kipp minuunrrd y r n tm la y a f tr i - R.ulten, m il on the eaat crui*. of
—Two fM-rson* were kllleil and vlj lorn.
iiutch Sum atra.
Jrpaneae iMimla-r-* lilnaterl Ran*
least 20_ others Inlnrol by n I I rnfr-wttr IS. K, Mt'KsiV M-pnll
-windstnrm today whieli daniHgr-l, I’ll I Ins( (hr hilfh orlHHd Inis In-rn giaill, tho Dill llleae cupltiil. loll*
property heavily In Little Rork krrnini; iM m la on jjraduatim: don arid the llrili*h ilefniilers of
ami vicinity.
n(inlrill i
fnr Ihr pHFl M-vrral I'.urmu lire bolding fr *1 on tho
vr m . and in addition, th r Hrhind . Salween River, Hxt mllea cast of
TUPELO, MiaT — A woman his. thr rnipluvmriit rrcuril < f 'I Rangoon.
was killed and abovt a dosen rarh Muilrnt. 8.’ O. Chn.«t* uluti'd | For Gen. MacArthur a Amerj*
nther per: on* hurt when a to r that ovrr a numlwr of yrar* n enn and Filipino soldier* the lull
nado caused widespread property procram of kevpinir rrcord** nn yesterday undoubte*lly m eant a
for
damage near Tupelo today.
sludriitii
who have
KradtiFlrd l-mg overdue cipp.ii t unity
would rrvi’nl wurthwhilr trriuld. 1
| rest and hair-trigger aleep. Gen.
MucArthur’a
men
have
bee"
RUSSELLVILLE, Ala. — At
Itrtfurdinic th r use of thr nil-'
least six peraom. were Injured a* nuriful xyntcm on report turd* to fighting w ith few letups ' j .'
a windstorm damagrd an esti I'Mmiti*. (hr Board dreidtd to Hdk neuily two month*.
A* the a ir w arfare increased
mated 100 house*. A p o w e r Suprrintrndrnt T. "W. laiwton t»»
failure left Itvsssllvlllo In cum rpiMiint r committee of tnirhrrw over Batavia the Dutch high
ami principda to rtudy the ml* • i,inm ltd announced that part
ulate darkness.
v«ntA9t* mul diMidvMii(a«reit nf of the Duteh gurrDon ut thu nil
thin Bynlem.
port of Rnlikpapun, on llnrenco’a
After
the w e nthrr
Infomed east coast, fought II* w»V ,iut
w rinrr, it is likrlv the o|K>iiiiiv of u Japanese encirclem ent and
I time of the school* will In* res- wa* milking a stand
In
tho
t lured to
i( w«s stilled. Un j jungle. These men were quoted
der W «r Time, which will nd- ns »nylng th a t the Jupaneae, chal
vaiicr clocks one * hour slurtintr lenging
tho ‘'scotched earth
.Monday, the schools will convene . poll y in th e Far E aat for tho
at J*.70 A M*, an hour later than first lime had threatened In exe
u uvl. This aV)yanci*mrnt has been cute any Dutchmen who hrlpwl
mole. Mr. Kipo said, breaust* of in the destruction of* the city’s
nullnmffn al tna earner Hour, anti rlrh oil Installation*.....
also brrause hu* chIMrrn woul.l
N1, r , "7,hl1' ’ *n,t ‘ ‘h°
who contended th at his depart have to leave horn* much cr rller I “»'• «t'»
Inconclusive
nn
to
ld
m
o
rn
in
g
*
.
T
h
e
d
in
n
e
r
hour
thus
progressing unon the tec
ment ihould handle such ease*,
•aid he would “take to the In all schools will correspond with i apnroache, to the Burmese eaplscroaa
courts” tha legality of Lot’s con the new llms.
“i la I r f "Rangoon
--------- —it ’lien -------tract, mode Jan . 7 with tho ap
II. E. Morris, principal of the Ih- Mareban gulf front Moukthe I mein—n B ritish m ilitary spokes*
proval of Governor Holland.
Junior j|lg h School, talked on I'
se ! m*n ileclarod:
quraHon of a merit system for uuse
'T rrta ln ly it Is our definite
In disciplinary problems arising
on buses, and Chairman J. L. G
_ *t-- intention to hold Rangoon a t ell
llangnon
low*1: urged all principal* l» rherk‘i ro*t*. Rut even If
on the safely features ofif their should r » it wouldn’t rasan tho
rchools
In
onler
to
Insure
the
WASHINGTON: Fob. t-tA 1) srra te r health and srfety of the
—Robert Green, probate Judge itudente.
of Greensboro, Ala-, ask ad a
Tha Board will meet Ihp first
congressional commute* for a
“thorough Investigation" of. the, W-dnesdav of each month Jit 2 JO cap are ne*ile<l to make a
a t tha Superintendent's nf. of maple syrup.
Farm Security Administration I P.M.
a t the Court llouae. The
today mt tha grounds It I* pay flea
ing poll texts for Ita Alabama flmt 30 minutes of each session
citrate, liirdta MeGIU, former wllf bo held s i i n open meet In*.
. Mr. Lswton did not attend the
«^GP) Rale county employ* testified meeting because of tho funeral of
today he wne empievad to make I . H. Core, a trustee r f th r
a reared of the poll tax state* Oviedo school district, who died
FLORIDA — W arm er tnulgbt
at r .
A. cllrata •# the F. ■* A .,
with shower* over tho north and
could pay taxes far Its whits recently.
a t tho meeting were weet re n tra l portion* beginning
clients. F. >. A. Administrator J . Present
L Gallowav, chairmen: H. O. over the extrem e n o rth portion
Baldwla defended the policy ■> rh rse,
J r . and Mrs. W. C. Ilu'- todsv.
*bison, trustee*: and Prof. (L E. . G E O R G IA — Bhower* this a f
McKay, Prof. H. Ft Morris. Pp>f. ternoon an d a v e r tho sooth and
east p ortion s to a lg h L B lig h t *
School Trustees
Meet For Second
Time This Year
!Group Discusses Re
cording W o r k Of
(iradunte P u p i l si
Windstorm And
Tornado K i l l s
3, Injures 39
Courts Will Decide
Tax Collection Case!
reading • took
ibutlon
important
9 *
--------------------------- Japs H aim Two W arPrisoner Of Nazis
ships. Two Other
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1 Vessels Sunk And
5 More Damaged
German Defenses!
In Russia S aid,
To Be Reinforced
pert
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^ is rtrV
Tokyo Declares U.S.
Cruiser Hit, Dutch
Fleet “Annihilated
ine Explodes
Italians Assert Axis
Forces Are But 40
Miles From Tobruk;
R*A.F. Strikes Foe
While the B ritiih army com
mend reported only patrol aetlrlty and
operation! of mobile
eelumne “along the whole of our
front,’* the lateat
hlghwater
m ark of the Axis eastward push
w as Indicated In an RAF communlnue which announced Bri
tish bomber* had been acllvo
east end west of Tmjml.
Situated at the eattem base
of the Clrviuilean hump, the town
itself le 60 mllea w ait of To
bruk and about 110 mllea airline
from the Llbyan-Egyptian bor
der.
Meanwhile, from London the
adm iralty lifted the curtain mo
mentarily for a brief glimpse of
submarine w arfare In both the
Mediterranean and the Atlantic,
disclosing a h itter give and take
with the Axis which coat Italy
several of her undenea
c raft
b u t look from B ritain one of her
moat famous submarine raider*,
th e Triumph.
The Triumph, a 1000-ton pa
trol type submarine carrying a
norm al crew of 03 men was lout
a fte r linking four Axis naval
unite, including a U-boat, and
nbia Axle supply ships In a “ suecession of succoaaful patrols”’ In
the Mediterranean. The vessel
also was credited officially with
having
“probably” 'sunk
an
a m e d traw ler, a e m b er, a sup-
FLAG
Member Axsoctated Pres
tu r * * h r i w i
The DritUh stiffened their Lib
yan liner appreciably today as
R A J . planet hurled deitruetion
Into the lengthened A ils tupply
Unoa.
Meanwhile, the A s i a force*
• r e continuing the purault of the
British in Libya now within 40
ml ice of Tobruk, thu Italian* as-
Four Alarms
>•*.
Destroyer’s
THE
"I plrtljcr allegiance In Ihr Flag of
Ihf United S tstra of America, and to the
Rrpuhtir for which it "tinrfi, nnr Nation,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for ail.’*
AN INDEPENDENT [DAILY NEWSPAPER
British Lines
Are Stiffened
In Libya Fight
to
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Alabama Judge Asks
F .S .A . Investigation
New York Secretary
Jailed For Perjury
Wa s h i n g t o n , r ^ . *, t g -
State University Man
Loeet l i f e In Crash
GAINESVILLE. "Fab.
WEATHER
a.
Arrington.
w arm er In
the aouthoaat asu|
cold -r ta U>* n orth w est to fig h t,
A L A B A M A — Show srs this
ternooo an d la tba extrem e j r a g f
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY «, 1942
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
The Common Cold
r l a h t « f w a y IS* f a s t w M » » •!•
ba
n ttry ti
fro m
an,
p a * '* 1
i h r o u f h w h i c h l h a r a la * n a i l a t l n *
jtia t# Road.
ANOTHER SUGAR SHORTAGE
Although this nation haa thus fa r been fortunate
enough to escape the major Influenza epidemic which was
predicted, the common cold is always with us and la al
ways one of the greatest possible drains upon the phy
sical energy of the people and the greatest hindrance to
a a u A sn l n e ts
maximum production in any holiness or industry.
I. Mils*
If there were some specific remedy for colds, or some
M U M S P r.S - lM lM M
inoculation which would immunize people against them,
■ u a s c n i m o v r a t k .s
r s r e s u to a o , a s , *
many of our present day physical ailments would greatly
diminish or disappear altogether. For it is a well known
,cB Z l rrzr r --------- *«JM fact that the common cold is often a forerunner of influ
enza. pneumonia, tuberculosis and many of our other more
a n sM lsarr s w i m ,
rtH .
«i serious ailments.
IfM la lk H **0
«f
In the absence of such specific remedies, or until n
BIO tmr | k « p a r * * * * ml
better plan comes along, the besv we can do to avoid colds
______ r a a O a w i l l k * f i t r i H
(«•
01 ta o w lsr s S .a r tla la * raira.
and cure them after we get thfem, la to follow such advice
.ta le s O
R ,w * * a * * r
R . s r m a l , - n.t is given by an eminent physician writing In the F’art i l mm, I mm. r q m r a l . Tf c - H a r a l O I *
ents Magazine, who soys the beat way to avoid catching
I S # R a O M t l 11-14 ml a O . - r t l a l a B
a n t e s a r e » s l a l a l » » 0 la Ik* la r * • M H U M mi | k * M i a i r ? w l i k p , l a - colli is to:
• W l > m i n t r l « i a I * I k l - a a a mm*
1)
A v o id p e o p le w h o c o u g h o r s n e e z e e a r e l c s s Hrw Tara.
N t f t U U • n e m h e r «f Tb*
IN
P r t M n h l r h M wgetraM lllU d la
MM f o r e»_ I f a l l mmmm l l s p a l e b r a
f« | | at
M l
aiberw lae
l a IfcU g a p e r
aad
•!»•
laaal a e m
pabllabrd
herein
it f U f a l a pak l, f * H * * a f x p e ila l
It e r e f a p r a a i a a r r i e r t e d
Jkl'
o*
I
,
m a p ie ts
sky.
mw sews swsmi >•
nn^ygo,
^
** #
w h a t o r d e a ls o u r w iv e * s o d
h a v e »o s t a n d . B u t w e k n flw t h a t
s tro n g r a n b e a t e n d u r e th e m .
KM arsn haarlnn at night the
trainman's «ry,
Kat with ban packed shift.
% tg
th o e a
w ho
p a re n t*
a r»
m ay
w a ll a n d
Avoid colds- Keep fit.
n le b #
M M sw l
E
\auy develop a giant ntw
persistent reports
laaas will forra a
unhor of magatlnes
ration before tho
r—Lakeland Ledgsr.
i n e w s p a p e rs .
tg aoama about to
now airport. An
1 or navy has* out
Mom of dollar* to
M id barracks and
f tavers 1 thouai
all Impoaslbl*.
I to got
to-ri*X
adopted.
i I
I ,a *
It
1J
it
l?IO<k
«.
,
Itagularly 2 99 and 3 ‘I t
tiful dr*ss*v.
'■” 7 .'* . •. ». •• 'I
"
9-ftti
»» nlofk
1,1
T l l f l r r »” » ' o f ^ I I ^ I N T B n N A L
m v r i: " ' b / ^
^ e j. x d o s.
A t a n t T ru a la a * I . I F o n t
lie m ln o la C o u n ty -_________
the lli).
On the evening of March X we
ran enjoy a tot*I eclipse of the
full moon, th»t luminary entering
lb* earth's shadow 4:28 I’.M., th*
totality to nerar at (1:3a and at
nary brings rips strawbcrrle# —,
g n at timber for u p r and cream,
shorter ke or pi*. Keep still, man I
hall beat for the Tribung, and Peter Schaal. publicity di Such language la outrageous In
rector for Silver Springs, and IL C. Waters, Edna Wvtra these portions time*. '
-
-
-
America is suddenly faced with the fact that sugar
going to bo rationed.- But, aa tho Vletorian norellat would
put it, all la not lost. With careful and patriotic planning
and an Intelligent use of substitutes, we may gtHl a sm
meals that taste as good aa those we enjoyed In the awedt
old days—and what's more, they'll be better for ual ,
Honey, of course, la a tried-and-true sugar substitute
In baked goods of all klnda. it not only imparts a mellow
fltvor but actually keeps cakes moist and fresh for bug
periods. A general rula for revising cake and cookies recipOH in this manner la to reduce the liquid Ingredients used
by one-fourth-of-a-cup for every cup of hooey Ineorpotaled
Into the dough- The flour measure should be slightly
scant. Substitute hooey for sugar meaanro fee measure.
—New York Time*.
Rnmatne and Alpaca
3.98
. o f th o
ira .
And so XMe, tho Irish Repub.
Ic, a slice of the Emerald Isle, is
gttUitg sea rad i first off,' aha would
Karo none of the war; then when
our 1)4. troops r■inpod near her
border* aba beeI at* agitated. Now
she I*,buying gras from England
and trust an Mskaton to its* any
ligkUng p o w e n ha tany poaaeaa—
and tons* of my great grand* cam*
Iran thaw.
l o i 'j r v r .
C O A T S ...............
f l o r id *,
si:«nt »nv sis. s.u, isra.
i
M ereS
1*11
te n e m e n t
1093
9.98
Regular 10.98. 12.98 siul 14 93 eoals.
th* lime to buy anil esva.
N u llre Is h -r rl> r a l v s n lh a l p u r • Iis n l lu Heel lun $ ,.t C h a p te r
I l l s ! l j » . ..( F lo r id a . A rts of
•**» k n o w s a , IDs M U H P IIT ACT
lh » f o llu w ls a U eserlbeO l a n d I n
S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , w ill b e
..(lereW fo r e s le a t i . i .s n - o u tc ry
fo r llle llla tie s t s o il l.e e | r« « h 1.1.1
s u b je c t to th e r i a k i o t H i e T r u s te e s I
l o r Ik e I n te r n a l l m p r s v . n i . n l K une
In r e je c t a n y a n d a l l b id s, a t ik e
L,**M - H o u se
b e a ln n ln g
si
It
£ u " m" ,h*
7.98
Wool U rearer! Thca* regular 9 93 and
roath am nover agaih lisrgalna
R ew arrhrra lisv* .I. v. I..|.. ,l an
rfficiritl arul ebrap niaana'of |itu•liM-nig ta rllric ari.l from rnrn.
s r m iv o i .ij
Alt lha new colon and
C O A T S ................
Iagainst a aaiuly aliurr by 11><- wash
LEGAL NOTICES
Honey For Sugar
2.98
D RESSES............
Itagularly 4 93 and 5 99
ttylra.
1.98
On* Mg rack of beau
D RESSES............
Kagnlarly 3 9d and « 93
rr»*pef.
Now Is
Hol lyw ood
r r
I :S HOPS
day "»
(o r
ro se
ROUMILLAT
& ANDERSON
Dr. GdDup, in * coast to toast
surrey, find* that 4 percent of
tho working class of tho UA. ride
to work in antes, theirs or tome.
We
Gladly
P in t t i t »
percent said It wtold not mako a
whelo lot of difference lo them
if they did m | hare car*.
I n March, 1939. tha Pea insular
Oil C*. ahotirVmaJ the J. W. Cory
AdONfeV B u l l C f U U l t
Current Continent
is Csitapo (s*er«t
greatast dread aa
any rrvoluxion of i
paopU wasklghJy
.
w.
1
a
.VambRf Out
t ’• A d d lllo ii to Al
m inir r r #*
I» l !• F
DRESSES...............
• '' ■
■
O. FBckRfd •
Aal.IHlnn lo WldwRy
of
IT'KTIIF.R REDUCTIONS! GREAT ASSORTMENTS:
TREMENDOUS VALUES!
. Rond To Success
and Blanch* Plckron now working for tha Orlando 8entinel And John Langley, now connectod with tho BlrmJngham Age-Herald, and Juno Bryan who haa a food JoV In
St. Petersburg, not to mention a boat of others on other
state publications, or Glenn Govocek, Frank Cowles, Dan
Senkarik, Dwight Armstrong, Julian Stenatrom or Jack
Torrance, now serving their country in the armed forces
of tho United States. __ __________
-friend of ouri advise*
• quit calling hla girl
It U_ being rationed.
|A t 111. J
w
ft a l l a t
Semi-Annual Sale Of DreHHCfl
And Coats Continued
f
Tit this world's valley
rt
III
I* M ilto n *<|oara
IT M lllo n S q u a re
HELD OVER!
Y*’ tfca secret train fleeing. Not
— ——
leui
_ !Smt . . u
.....
.1
The Herald is proud of Its littla family of worker* milliondollars Into Louisiana's i deep, at 2,9Msecond,
fret and tho last
w ^ mmotor uinliaw ,h*: rhr,inosl of whom have started out here aa apprenticesi or traasury.
'on*, II fact deep, at XJtld. Perf e a ; ready to floor/ not hy cub reporters and iron* out Into the worid to make their
-------- i hap* the moat remarkable of these
Y’o il n t gontu. w ear no mor*'di#eov*rira was the presence of
ileeo
fame iii bigger and lictter Job*. Theresa Earie Jones, long
Wind-salt inlet hidden in hem f. g|ar reporter for the Tlmes-Unlon, now secretary to the fancy socks, bo, until this cruel'liny sea shells In the rock as far
w ar la over; alni goons make 'em Mown aa -V'90 feet, fossilised but
•ad^u i
..
rn
ICity Commission In Jacksonville, and LewUShipp. recently no «•»’.
• blentlfahle as known to ctlet. From
r •‘Mf c . ,,uU,' ,' ............ .
appointed assistant aecretary to Governor Holland, and
_ .
----------190 to 410. feet were round w otcr.
t sail.' Earth nor air fimi
ICharles Chaulker, managinf editor of the Tanahaaaee Dtm- to rids train* or tusaea In a few
ay, n« way by pedal running locrut, and Dan Mltchem, now connected with the advartialng
to bniisad f**t.
L- ‘
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To South Floridians early Jan*
He tray out of the world's val_ III# air.
ic s
On| t l B a n ) J a m a s S u b d i v i s i o n
lavts C . «■ A #♦ I t a P l a t o f W i n w . —t P a r k
L o t SI I t a P l a t o f W l n w o o d P a r k
ta il 1» I t a P l a t o f W l n w o o d P a r k
I M t f t a . j u a r a I n N’ W C o r n a r
of HEH
o f RW t*.
ftactlon
J.
T ow nship
II
South.
Ran*I»
K_.■( I A c r r *
W I «« c h a o f N I J1 c l . a o f
l a i II F r l a * P l a t o f F o r t I ta a d
"
w,',Hrro,'"‘,l
t%h nap and ambush of Infer-
a six )
1 Acfaa.
A)
h aV p t o
Hu
‘
ft
ta il
ta il
:i)
«JII HI MU/
K a t m i l le e iin e th e M u .
* a I T t b . ^ m y is n te m .
is *
o t ME C a a n a r F a c t i o n JS. T a p I*
S o u t h R a n c a Jo E a s t , r u n E ! > •
ft. M I f * f« W I S * f t. -V IT* f .
2) Don’t use any utensils that a-person with a
rnlil uses.
Avoid drafts, wet feet, wet clothing.
Prevent chilling, especially when the ixvly
is wet with perspiration.
r.) Avoid drains on your health through a poorly
balanced diet, too little sleep, and Indifference toward
FRIDAY, PER. S. 1IM2
tiie other rules of hygiene.
Continuing, this physician then declares that after
BIBLE VKn.SK ru n TODAY
you have caught cold, the Itest thing to do is to:
.F O R M A L IS M
IS
N O T T 1 IF
1) Start treatment at first sign of cold.
E S S E N C E O P W O R S H I P : Tl..2) Go to bod and call a doctor if you have a se
Mttr «omSth anil now is, whan
vere cold with body aches, fever, and weakness
I tru* worshippers shall wur
:t> Drink plenty of water, broth, or citrus Juic
th»
ai
__ _F _ath tr In_ sjiiril
sj.iril ami
In
t for the Fathvr **•« k,-tI.
es, miiI eat lightly of simple, wholesome foods.
to worship him— John I 23
1) .Drink a hot lemonade and take a hot bath
liefore going to bed.
MOT FOR THIS YEAR Offl.Y
r,| Put extra covers on the bed to "sweat out"
C fH » Th* Satiiritsy Krvlew ot
the cold.
L lu ra tiira j
G) Keep away from other people as much aa pos
Mot to sUatoiph*r»s with rust.
glovra,
sible when you have a cold.
U O tfrr, fur, guarJm g th# t*m7) Cough or sneeze Into a paper handkerchief
( ..m r a u V
or paper napkin tliat can l>* burned.
y fa tf In
f li g h t,
ila ff riin g
to
H) Blow your nose gently; otherwise you may
* t a n k s f it
PR tk common iM.urlahinsnl, slitforep germs Into the sinuses or middle ear and develop
V mining air.
sinusitis or a serious ear infection.
Not with liquid ryes glars-gog
In tim es such as these it la of the greatest impor
g ir d , g la n * < t;
H ot so, tufkifi* th* frangible tance for each and all of us to keep physically fit. None
of us knows what physical exertions we may be called upT'
n #«
t a i l s l*S. I t * A
IVt n w r— l P a r W
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THB SANTORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE THREE
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1
Woman’s ( ’lull Has Gra-Del Dobs To
Husinoss Meeting Have Valentine Ball
Social A n d Personal Activities
MRS. I.OURINR DEAL. Society Editor
_______
Tdfpftooc 140
Nelson, South Sanford A n n u l.
Cirrlo Flee, with Mrs. Henry
English, 321
W rit
Fifteenth
Street.
Circle Si*, with Mr*. R. A.
FRIDAY
French
Avenue,
The Campbell Losslng Unit 53. Unwell, 215
American Legion Auxiliary, will with Mrs. S. A. ft. Wilkinson as
have Ita regular meeting
at the co-hostess.
w Legion Hut at 7:30 I*. M
A Red Crus* first-aid class
MONDAY
will he organised in the Woman's
All cuttara of the Red Cross Club at 9:00 A.M. to be in struct
sewing rooms are ashed to meet ed by Miss Irene Hinton.
a t the Woman's Club at 9 :3 0 1 Circles of the Presbyterian
A. M.
; Woman's Auxiliary will meet at
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Circles of the W. M U. of the |I the following places a t 1:30 F.
F lrit B aptist Church will meet i M.t
___ wa-OtTOT- P M at the following
On*. Mrs. L F. Boyle, chair
places:
man, with Mrs. J. J. Stockard,
Circle One. with Mrs.Mary
-’ l l ! p a lm e tto Avenue
Hall on Rosalia Drive
Two. Mrs. W. H. Bach, chair
^
Circle Two. with Mr*. P. F.
” Whigham. on West F irst Street. ! man, with Mrs. R. J. Holly. 800
Circle Three, with Mrs. M. j I’nlmetto Avenue, with Mr*. L.
N. Cleveland. 24*3
Palmetto Ill Jones ns co-hostess.
M r s.
Daisy
Lewis,
Avrnue, with Mrs. R. L. Bcar.l |I Three.
.chairm an with Mrs. 11. D. Mc
as ro-hostrss.
A
rthur.
I
t
10
Ijiu
rrl
Avenue.
—
Circle Four, with Mrs. M S j
1 Four. Mrs F. T. Meriwether,
chairman, with
Mrs. W. A.
■Patrick. Loch Arbor.
I Five. Mrs. A D. Smith, chalr, man. with Mrs. John J. Peacock.
221 West Seventeenth S tr* « t
Six. Mrs. J
D. Woodruff.
I chairman, with Mrs. Edward S.
t McCall. 80rt E a s t Fourteenth
• Social Calendar
S a tu rd a y
Miss Mary Higgins kaa a* her
neat a t her home on West
snth Street, Mias Phyllis Relnt*.
ef Newport News, Va.
?
Mrs. S. A. Kdenfield left this
afternoon for Jacksonville where
she will visit for some time with
bee grandchildren there
Mrs. Ernest Krtipp has moved
from her former home on Park
Avenue and ia now residing at
the heme of Mrs W A. Zachary,
at 81* Park Avenue
FOR FAN AND WHITE
The Rev and Mrs Cerl Drumbach have returned to their
home In Oxford after spending a
few deya with Sirs. Rrumbarh'*
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
MeTeer,
and
altrndlng
the
WlllU-Griner wedding.
beST . ™
Baked
Chicken
tlM C SSIV II
■VIT 11
$1.10
lin k ed M eans
COOKIES... doz. 12c
Dhlirfoin Pint And
C’akni, Cookies Of All
K i n d h, Doughnutd,
Cinnamon Hun*. Kir.
CORRECT STYLE TIME
S. M. Rogers, sanitary engi
neer with the Seminole County
Health Unit, who haa recently
moved hrre from Hollyweed, will
be Joined In the near future by
hia mother, Mrs. Esther Roger*.
iPrdgram Arranged
For Club Luncheon
S p e c ia ls
(Average)
>kt.nl smirk:
hopped saltnen
olivrl
nnai-e-topp—
until brown.
Mr*. Lloyd Harvey and son.
Lloyd, Jr., will arriv t this a fte r
noon from New
Smyrna
to
■pend the weekend in Sanford
with Mr. Harfey
W ar Veteran* will uu-et at the
home of Mrs. Mia heafer on Elm
Avemio at 8:00 P.M.
^ B' o r Pr? r m.nnhui’
9 W W*lk" ' [ n™ 'r
.........
..... .........
business.luncheon of the Sanford of evangelistic service* here startlnc tt.-xi Sunday In \\ I'
Carden Club which will be held I man. pastor of the Methodist Chun It ,*v< Dr WiiIU«i i- vet \
at the Tourist Center on Lake- j ular hen- and will lie welcomed by hi- many friend*
•here Boulevard on Friday, Feb. 1
13, it was announced this momins by the president, Mrs. J II.
Cole lough.
Loncnron will he serynl at
12:30 o'clock to he preceded by
tho general meeting at 11:00
o'clock.
Reservations for the
luncheon, which should he in not
later than Wednesday, Feb. 11,
may be mode with the following:
MOODY II. CUNNINGHAM
Ata le s circle members may
contact Mr*. F. A. Urle; Cen
tral circle, Mrs. George R Mc
Call; Dirt Gardeners rlrfle, Mr*.
George A. Speer; and Roae
elrcln members may contact Mrs. I the service*.
II. II. Coleman. Mr*. A. W. Eppa I Dr. Walkr
la chairman of the luncheon • dent of Soul
committee.
'he pastor c
IT Y L IJ O f T H I HOUR EOR THE M A N O f THe HOUR
B.L. P erkins
It’s dtmlfOHNl especially to eliminate had squrakn
from your onto and enable* us to Rive yonr ra r u
better lubHcatlnn jnli It i* essential fop you to keep
your car in good shape. to ninke it laat lornjrr. Let
us -help yon do this with our rocking jack—tho only
one of It* kli\jl In Seminole County.
'frit-ltd- Mr<- KiMiti-l na showing ' " H
nil riii-uin.t-'iii' ini. rust in these
' prti|Htsssl - i t
. tv it It t hi- tarn- nfl'
rst hup, t *■ i , im l it-vival w i l l '——
, result.
“Tlu- I, .u,l tins 11<-nomination
bn- fur nil other i hurchea makes
it hold lu invite all the. |teople i K ,
tn these services nnd to express I 9 1
the hope llint uhatev rr good may 9 1
| come to the Methodist church may H
j be accompanied l,y u like itiensiire I !
of blessing to nil of the other
churches". |)r llulirmnn said
j Ilnurs for -erviecs will le. for Ip?
'Sunday, l i n o A.M. und 7:.1o
;9 j
| M.; for week tlays, 10:30 ‘A M. ' 9 j
land *:00 p.M.; and there will In- R j
no services on .Saturdays
jffi
Also *l*p us for washing, waxlfif, Gond G u l f
Producta and personalized service.
2ND and PARK
PIIONE 9150
ROY nnd DUCKY REEL
Currecl Men’s Wenr
Men’s Sweat Shirts
FEBRUARY
cotton
otkie.* ms.
OverulU
( ’OVERT PANTS
MEN’S UNIONS
\
f i ••«• a' f it fo n u n i o n o f
wfiuhl. lllMrhoil. S i i f i
W O RK
•ad Stamps
n ia
\\ HUlltiiNd
Overall.
1:00 o'elnck
God, Church,
. Richardson
rVxcnce of a
tala and re-
Totfay arid Saturday
S U IT S
JEAN PANTS
Mat
One |*!«*«*«• ii|t|icr fiont Him
llivi *I»•
dyed Jean
:tt
In 4 ^ 29 Sunfor ii« l. vat
.-loth. Strong
ami durable
ML
-reave.
Tun
o n ly .
.89
P ayday
O v e ra lls
JEAN SHIRTS
220
Tin- rlioirP «»f inilliunwi ilrnlip. »nnf«rlif(l
T»'J Matching shirt of vat ilyaii
siitifnrixrd Jrun cloth. I Inutile
lieuvily tun iitHc krd. 30 t n X
|M>cket*. triple stitched t- 4 29
-earns. 14 to 17 N .
SH O P
C A PS
WORK SOCKS
Ice Your.Car Look Like
A Sparkling Wish &
Polish Job!
Durable
lit n e k
li 3 4
Made ftf I*. H
can s.
Tail,
H n n fo rtfrd
Heavy
ration
rihlHsI
Blue, lilark, gr ey, white
!»W to 12.
\tm y
unprov
ed cloth? H u t
to n
f r o n t
MllIVtT w i t h
IfR M -lyp# to y .
I.i r Mutrhlrtf
HANTH . will!
ilruni lioalMill
Mill |M#ck•• •
MEN’S
SUITS
rii»«i*f»ut nf m M.i mill mil* nf util
P M Suit*—only n frw left nt . • .
Wcldcrx* Cloven
TENNIS SHOES
Men’s brown heavyweight
!»Mila ilsie*—liiea P J n r
k - 1 0 's .
f If
H»m%
R e re a l*
f’eitrl split hors# hid*. Ideal
lor h e a v y
wor k. Q Q r
Small, incthuni, large.
C hne#
To van
Drivers’ Gloves
Heavy duty, h o n e hid* abort
g u a r a n te e d g l o v e . M A c
Soft ami pliable.
g gm
H a sle t*
WORK 81IOF.H
m r W
)M k t o f t * than *Vhh beftrra. No foolin'
$3.79
L ong w a a r la g r e ta il b lu c h e rs —
b a ll! t« w ith s ta n d h a rd k n o c k s fro m
sun d o w n ■ N T ' e in
...........
fy r e a e t r u c i r d e tllh c n w k ld e
—d o a b le
ta n n e d ! In re e ls !
r d e e ld e —s e a in le s t q u a r te r s
• n a il le a th e r e n le a! .
r D ealt t h a t a b s o r b a h o e k l
a H e at n t ilite d * tth iu n k K ar f i t
a H e a v y W e ig h t C h a m b r a r
a D ra sa T y p e C e l la r a n d t'U lfa
0 D a rU e lie d g t r a i n P -tin le
A h M i n t i n g s k i r t v a lu e te r w e rtl
m en e v e r y w h e r e !
I t m e e t h e s e e n t o h e re a lty apggw
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY t,
Royal Crown Five Feds Are -Underdogs Large Crowds . FARMERS’ MARKET
Dominates Senior Against Eustis There Turn Out At
o R T No.
I PT ATM FAMMERP*
Bowling L e a g u e
Kennel Cl ub I t l r O Rnlr.p
M ARKET
ps
.lo y a l Crown’* faat rolling bowl
ing flv* (w ept three atraight
.ru m
from th* Seminola Tlr*
Shop In * Senior League match
thla week to run up a total of 11
vVtOTlea against but on* losa. liar-
LUCIAN T
JOHNSON
To all my friend* and
ctalomera . . . *1 am
now locsted at Marfelt’s Auto Service
and will be Rlad to
Mrre you in my new
location.
Moore Goes From
Braves To Yankees
r.ON'GWOOD, Feb. 6. (Special)
—Th* a lilh week of raein r at the
Hanfonl-Orlando
Kennel
Cluo
open* tonight with another ifood
card on aehedolr. Return of warm
er w earther h la broupht tha
crowda out in largar numbera the
paat two night*.
Tonlpht’a fra tu rr race la a
6-tBth’s with a wall-matched field
with F a a t.F u ry , t r i e , Cay i\op,
Delay Mint, Grand Sia, Drity
Mint, S tarry Flag and Extra Spe
cial.
Th* aenaatjonnl winnlnp atrenk
of the eight dogs continued thru
Wednesday night. Four of tha
II rice* Wednesday night were
won by dopi In the outalda poat
porltion, making a total of 11
victor!** In the laat 22 rncr* at
that time.
Overnight Rntrlen For Friday
Flrat Race— Futurity
BOSTON, Feb.
Sec
retary John Quinn, of the Boettm
Hrnvra, announced T h u r s d a y
AMCO
I }f«gl«* I uni
! Sw eet F anny
I T e ll Me
* F a rn h lu
MI*t-KLlJ«NEO|-p F R U IT A R B
V R IiK T A II.R R E P O R T
.
o f M ir . op to 11^1 A. V> “ )
Fab. a. ia*J
Ph.aaa U
t-U . R »
FLO R ID A P R O O rt-ra
RKKTR— t>oa llun. SOc-Tir
C A IIR AflE — Tim. Bulk. Fair ta fey.
f ile r ). HO »*
Il*d llpr.
Ill*
Chine**. C R T * II Ji
CARIUJT*— Dos. llun. »•*-••*. Bu
llpr. t l. ia - 9 l.il
C A U LIFIdM VK Il—t 'r i l w ,
nrd
I*
fry. I l . l l . l t 11
C E LE R Y— Crnl*a. t f . 1 i . l l I*
C E L E Itr HEARTH — Crntaa. !>.**ItJ t
OfII.LAIIDH— D o* llun l» r - * » e
O R A P E F Itin T — Bo* V. H. Comb.
• l td. IM * . Jar No. i f t f*. Base
l*c
LETTUCE— fra bar*. Crt. Ired la
ll. T I - l l »«. (a li n o-II i*
i M iss O ulvB i
I K n tty Ann
7t*»«1 1 ^ - n u r t
I f.nn.* M ary
Service Station
Park A Commercial
din Dairy, in aecond place four full
conteata behind the leader, Buf
fered three consecutive licking,
by Duke’a Tavern.
In othrr matches. Penal Cola
took the (irap ette outfit for thrr*
TO N IC
atraight,
•* abmrf tU i ilmpU, red-llpeway f* peg fee rapaln aad
adaeag eut * f laeeaw Ikceugk
,,
asavealeal
m a a fk ly pay-
maat i .
Lucky
Boy _ won
Lucky Boy
N*
Seminole Tire Shop
Dawa Paymaal
r*A«lrad.
Hon
10c 4« r
OKA N’t) EH— Boa U.B. lim b , t l . f l.
Itaaa M r No f I I 4* Dap* Ike
PAllB ljD Y— Do*. Run JCr
PKAH— Rti llpr. Or if In fry. II. f i
ll M
POTATOKH— ll*d llll*». U.B. No. I.
A-O ral** | l . R - O d o * .
I »*. C-Crataa | 1 .**-fl.l*
(TWT Has* Comml. tl.1S-9.tO Crate*. I 91-91.99
It A OIHIIEB— Do*, llun lir -1 * r
H PINACIf— BU .11 pr. Hammer T IP * .
1 lr - il.ll
HOI’ AHII W H IT E — llp r I l f *
H TIIAtVIlE RIIlEH — Pint. I In-IT*
HWT n iTA TO FJI — I'W T Hack*.
111*1171
T IT IN IP * — Ima. Bun. l*o-M r. Bu
llpr. Ilr -ll.k k
T C H N II’ MAI.AD— flu H pr I t a - H ,
TOHATOEH— 5 *-»l L ll Cm I a. ord to
fry. » 1 » 0 - t l o «
WATERCRKHH— Doe Mr
OUT OF BTATM PRODUCT*
NONE
VALLEJO, Calif., Feb. 0. —
DPI — Twenty-five FBI agent*
raided Japanese establishment*
In Vallajo Thursday and took
many paraona into custody In an
Investigation In th* big Mar* laland Navy yard araa.
N at Pepper, head of tha FBI
a t San Francisco, said Japanese
employes of the Navy laundry
and tha New Frisco grill war*
takerf Into custody "because th a n
are grounds for suspicion of aapiona g*.“
two of three games from Cocoa
Cola. T. Uolly and Bill Thome
earns through w ith exrellcnt shots,
when both made a 0-7-10 eplit.
New members bowling this week
w rrs 0 . L. Shuman and Billy Wal
lace.
Any other bowlers who
would like to loin a team In th*
league are etked to go to the
bowling alley and "get acquaint
ed".
The standings:
W L
Royal Crown Cola
II 1
Spencer Hardin Dairy
7 I
Coca Cola
0 fl
Pepsi Cola
S 7
Duxes Tavern
& 7
Grapett*
5 7
w Mm AtC MaotMv Paymaaf
lac amdaraWag *U h a a ia i
Rttlaf Ikam lat* plaaiaaf, Rv
| ap fa d«l* kemai.
|l V
■ m w q I
whiia
C o u n ty , l a Ib a C o u n ty J u d p * o f
R om lnola C oan ty . F lo r id * , a t hi*
affix* In I k * - m a r t b o a** o f a a ld
C o u n ty *1 H an fo rd . F lo rid * , w i t h
in e ig h t r a l a n d a r m o n th , fro m
lh* tin t* o f th * f l r * | p u b lic a tio n
of Ibla n o lle * . K **h c la im a r d a m end a h a ll b* l a w r ttl a p , t a d
a h all *1*1* lb * , l t r a a f r a a ld a a r *
and poet n fflc# a d dr*** a f lb *
C l a i m a n t , an d * h a ll h a ( w o r n to
by th * c la im a n t. a p a s L a r a t
to rn e y . a n d a n y * u eh c ta tm o r d e m and n o t *o flla d a h a l l b* t t M .
ID A D E L L P R ID E
Aa a d m in is tr a to r o f tb * E a tn t*
of Aa e i a e e l e r o f lh * L a a t W I I
and T a a ta m a n t o f P a m P rld * . d a F lra t p u b lic a tio n J e a s a r y , », I M l .
r»aa*«l
.
O N I O N * — Do*.
a e r r i t at o r
4 8
d a y o f J u l y A. D.. 1914, h a s f l l a d
• a m a In m y o f f lc a a n d h a a m a d *
a p p l i c a t i o n f o r a l a a d a a d t o b*
l**urd
lh * r* o n .
Matd
cartlflcala
• m b r a e s a lh* f o l l o w l a p d . s c r l b . d
p r o p e r l y In t h a C o u n t y o f B o m l n e l a .
H ta l * o f F l o r i d a , t o - w l t :
!*>ta I I A I I V a n A r s d a l a
O ab o rn * l l r o k t r a a * C a'a A d d llion to B lack H aeam oek.
Tb* ■■■•■■ninl o f lh* said a ro p *riy u n d a r
lh a said c a rtlflc ala
l.a u .d
l a 1 h a n a m * o f W . O.
Van Arsdhl*.
I . ' n l . a a a a l d r e r t l f l c a l * s h a l l b*
r*d**m *d a r r o r d l n a
In la w , lh *
p r o p a r t y d a a c r i h o d t h a r e l n w i l l bo
•old lo th * h l * h * a | h l d d a r . a l lh *
court houao d o o r o n lh * f lr a t M ond * r In t h * m o n t h o f M a r c h . I M l .
w h i c h la l h * I n d d a y of M a r c h ,
th la
UNITED
LUMBER
Company
Bill’,
Packaf
Store &
MOULTRIE. 0 * ., Feb. 0_O P)
—Dothan, Ala^ waa admitted to
the
Georgia • Florida
Baseball
League yesterday and director*
ret to red the Ta 11aha tat* fra n
chise.
Dothan waa * member o f ' the
now disbanded Alabama SU ta
League.
T a llahaaace
recently
l* th
day af January,
O. P. H ER N D O N .
C la rk C irc u it C o u rt.
a .m ln e la C o u n ty , F lo r id a
•
By f l U BURDICK.
Dapaty Clark
LEGAL NOTICE
That wc have an up to date fender and body repair
ahd paint shop.
Bring your bent fetulcnt to us for an estimate.
Complete paint job for 410-00 and up.
This can be purchased on our GMAC budget plan,
•mall down payment and monthly installments.
BYRAN’S
GARAGE
Sanford Are. at 2nd St.
Wrecker Service
DAT
Ph. 9130
BIOWT
IUDE a I'd E LtO * aervle.
rsnUU. H . B. Popp Co.,
Cyptep Avc.
P A R T L Y T U R N , o r unfurii.
IM l Grandview AVo. PVi
p*UoU—IH
All Popular Brands
Free Dellmy
C la rk C ir c u it C o u rt.
S a m ta o la C o u n ty , F lo r id a
ARCADE
Package Store
n y r. u b u r d ic k .
• D o p u ly C la rk
AOTIUK o r APPLICATION FOR
TAX D E E D
C h a p t e r I743T mf l » *
.NUTICK M IIK R K IIY lllVKJC.
T h a t t). W . S p e n c e r h o ld e r o f T a x i
C e r tlf lr a te No. 284. Issu e d th e Tth
. da y o f A u g u s t A. D.. 1M>, h a s
riled s a m e In m y o ff ic e an d h a s
m ade a p p lic a tio n f o r a la * d e ed
In he Issu e d th e re o n . S aid c e r t i f i
c a te e m b r a c e s th e fo llo w in g d e s
c rib e d p r o p e r ty In th e Co«int> o f
K em loole, S ta te o f F lo r id a , to - w lt:
loots 111. \U A I3S M idw ay
F la t H ook 1 F a k e 41
T h e a s s e s s m e n t o f th e said p r o p
e r ty u n d e r th e s a id c e r tif ic a te
Issu e d w a a la th e n a m e vf A n n ie
B e lla m y H e irs .
U n le sa s a id c e r t i f i c a t e s h a ll h*>
re d e e m e d a c c o rd in g to law . th e
p ro p e rty d e s c rib e d t f e r e l n wi l l be
sold to th e h ig h e s t b id d e r a t th e
r o u r t h o u s e d o o r o n th e flrat M on
d a y In th a m o n th o f M arch. 1941.
w hich Is th » 2nd d a y of M arch,
O. D. Farrell. .P u p .
P Imm,
(M B
M aU bpp a i d * .
1942.
th is J t t b
day of Ja n u a ry .
O. F. irF H N D O N .
C le rk C ir c u it C o u rt.
M c m l n o le
11y n
C ounty,
u
F lorida
iirn u ic K ,
D e p u ty C le rk
All DeSoto Paints #
On Sale At Cost J
P w lT p a ln l
418*75
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T h a t D. L. H e n d r ic k s h o ld e r of
T ex C e r tif ic a te *No* 131. le e u e d th e
I m d a y o f A i n * ! A. I> . 111*. hue (MEAL)
filed exm e In m y o ffic e e n d hue
m u l t a p p lic a tio n fo r a la x <!•*<!
to b e Is su e d th e re o n . Bold c e r t i f i
c a te e m b ra c e s th e f o llo w in g d e s
c rib e d p r o p e r ty In th e C o u n ty o f
S em in o le, S ta te n f F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
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e r ty u n d e r th e s a id c e r tlr lc n te
Issu e tl w a s h i th e nm m i o f A lb e r t
C h e v a lie r.
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r • d e n n e d a c c o r d in g to I f w , th e
p ro p e rty d e s c rib e d th e r e in w ill b e
sold to th e h ig h e s t b id d e r a t th e
c o u rt h o u se d o o r on th e f i r s t M o n
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C le rk C irc u it C o u r t.
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surrandared Its franchise, but a
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ceived, restoration of tha city.
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again with eight clubs, Dothan IM l.
replacing Thomasrlll*. w h i c h
Doled
dropped out. O ther club* are IM l.
Moultrie,
Americus,
W aytrots,
Albany, Valdosta and Cord*!*. !
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Hit Sub Off Indies!
Japs Take Amboina;
Nippon
Artillery
I n Philippines Is
Active For Hours
Member AKSoclaled I’rrt*
Blast Jap Invasion
Vessels In Johore Strait
it,
Issued
Hoat Sortie Relieved
To He Test To Dis
cover Defense Plan
Ofr Singapore Army
As British Civilians Fled North Malaya
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. — (
— The nation's public « h
trarh ers were given loot nl|
the huge task of issuing Mil
rationing hooks to every *
woman ami child In the nail
Clothes For San Gil Survivors
Long Range Guns
Shell Vilil Cit y
Flaming Oil May Be
Poured In W ater To
Halt A ttacking Foe
on boarder* by withholding W t
aWeet fioin them until their agf*
pi lea ara uaed up.
• *
Price Administrator I .eon H«SP
deraon announced details o f t t l j
rationing program under » M p
books containing stamp*. will j #
distributed entitling each indi
vidual to a strictly limited t|Ugnllty of sugar—probably I t ouoges n week.
*
Only one person In each fa<%
lly will have to apply for tW
stamp hooks. Ha will ba its
qulred to sign an application
.ta tln g the amount of sugar ►
hla household. All soppUea MW
two pounds par person will be
American Guns
- Return Barrage
U, S. Army Air Force
WOl Have Million
Men By End Of '42
IM f
.- l Crew members o f the torpedoed freighter San Gll are shown
recdlvinp sew clothing from Mrs. Higgins McDaugh. director of
W p m , • • t L«wtk, Del. Th# San (HI. hit By iwo torpedo** -ind
ill*111 sIm IU from an Asia tub, was the fifteenth victim of U-boat
w arfare off the Atlantic coatft. Two •crew mrmt»cr* werr Killed.
f W i / athare and a p iitc n g e r were rescued ufter upending seven
Im t i In liftboaU. -
tham Describes
Of Key We*t Visit
Sanitary Engineer
Describes Manner
He Can Aid Area
Th*
service*
of
Seminole
County's S anitary Engineer may
b« obtained by e n d in g or tele
phoning iho County Health Unit.
S. M. Rogers, the engineer, sta t
ed today whan ho Hated a num
ber of hla da ties aa outlined by
the Bute Board o f Health.
Persona o f this district may
In any of the following
Rev. V. H. G rantham , m inu
ter
of
th*
F irst
Christian
Church, 'who has ju st returned
from a few days’ visit with hl>
son in Key West, described the
manner
build______ in which defense build
ing activities -a r t flourishing in
th a t ar*a, stating th a t about 12
construction companies a te locat
ed In the vicinity of the ••his
torical- city.
"Th* population la Increasing
so rapidly th a t County Commlaaloncr Gomel toM me he thought
la war now hatw w n 20 ami .10
thousand, hut If b imposihle to
give an accurate estim ate." Mr.
G rantham related.
**I visited th* Navy yard and
also th* alt* of a new massive
construction program
by
the
W ar
Department. M a r i n e s
guarded thia place and I got as
dor* to U)e workmen aa tights e e n arA allam ud- When I qv*aItioned some of th* guards they
Bishoo Ini
Delivj
Will
Sermon
BL- Rav. Prod IncUy, Bishoo
of th# Dl PCSOS of'Colorado, will
deliver tho sermon a t th# Holy
Crae* Knl -opal Church Sunday
at Dm I I i M A. M. service. Bish
oo Ingley has been attending
the Hea*e nf Bishops meeting
In Jacksonville. .
Mmnwhlle, It la expected that
thu Kgr. Frank FaBey af Lee*,
burg, who haa aegpptad the po^
Wun of tartar at the Holy Cross
station Aomewlieie in Southern Malaya
t r u Iit in wliirh lie group of irfi'geecun In* seen in the hiickgimitid
British Bombers Entertainment Committee Is
Strike At Ax i s
Arranged For Baseball Team
African F o r c e s ^ — —
Russians
■
t« W .m rv u e iis
the maantime every pa
triotic titlte n ahold reduc* his
normal sugar consumption bv at
least a third. Those who have
hoards should atop buying mure
sugar and a ta ri using up their
hoards. Retailers should continue
limiting talcs to Individuals until
the forma) rationing p|an la put
Into affect.
And
consumers
should remember that the
re
tailers are not responsible for
the shortage.'*
solutcljr necessary a*
a
wai
measure, iho price adminlalra
tor emphasised. "The facta are
th a t wo can count now on unly
about 5-1(10,000 tons of sugsi
this year aa agalaat 7.9Hy,lhM
tons Ut 1141. T h at means a unrthird reduction must ba mad* in
both housohold and industrial
consumption.”
Mr. HMtdarmn csplalncd the
m ajor reasons for the decline in
land
other
Sriniiittlt*
('minty
towns i.
to Itecmne tuembern of th*
Annihilate Complete Standard jtuwun
| Chamla-ir of Coinmvrt* ('mniniif«*r the .P/ilU a
' tr- (a >
Aid Course IIA tves «rrar>«re
1lii-s**Imil T i' uiii bjr • . T..
Home of the
men,
plants,
ahips and supplie. have been re.
moved from the Singapore naval
base ami from several airfields
on this beleaguered
island be
cause they could
not operate
under Japanese shell fire, I leut.
Gen. A E. I’errival, commandrr iif Impel lal land forces here,
disclosed last night at the end
| of a week of siege.
Hut hr said firmly:
"We
will hold
Sintaporel
There ia no <|Otsllon about It.”
"Just heeuuse we do not aeh
so many of our aircraft overhead
and our naval units
does nni
inrun the air force
aiut navy
have
abemlonrd
Singapore;**
added General Prtrivnl.
‘They have gone to
places
where they can bomb Japanese
bases just us efficiently
and
build up our naval strength. f l u
.navy U rontinuior Ur do a let .of
Hrad-htrw, rhuiruiaii of the com*
Klflv-lwn person- have recent- m lllrr. il wu-i announced to*lnv
reet»gni*ed, bv IM llnririnv, necretary «»f the
•v
completed
tho
lied Crus Standard First Aid ' I'hambri of ('omineree. Arthur
Course, Miss l i m a Hinton, in- [ V'owell hn< |»«**-n named ■< an*
slructur. stated this morning,
«»••(mii t hainuun.
Names o f t h e wumrn whu
• hile roininittee U expected to
were viaduatrd frum the morn-!*!•i eveiythiiitf p«>B*ihle to muke
Intr class follow: Mrs. W. A .1'" ’-, l,' :’' ’-s officlaU un«| playerMeanwhile
the
Russians Adams. Mr.. I). U. Baggett. Mrs. f" ’1I at home, it wan stated, and
j»« will l»e taken to ensure
claimed the rout of Germans on I K. Ilallen. Mrs. !.. K. Hoyle..
two undeaignatrd sectors of the Mrs J. I.. Rrumlev, Mrs. W. S, elite! laininrtit fur the club mem
front anil the nnnthdialinn of llm m lev. Mrs. W. F. Ilryan, Ml«
.- .,|I m*i * uni lo ensure kimmI ulteiiMO. The S..v •els extended the J. I> Callahan. M r . C. K. Car- dun.- .il the trainee.
fighting to three .alients, one ter. Mm . J. I.. Clark. Mrs. J .l •'** •<tv inn unitoun.'d tlistt
to
Ik*
U miles
from the
l-atvian II fob-lough. Mrs. F. W. (’m * - ! 1* fir*l home brume
bonier, anothe. -.Ml miles from I land. Mrs. M. L. Cullum. Mr.-, • pbiyid here lo-twren the llravr*
Smolensk, .... I the third between / C. Karl, Mrs. O. I*. Herndon. , and \V.»7lni»**ton will b«> deri*
,t
id Hudson hnv in
Kharkov uml Stalino.
Mr- P II Lansing. Mrs. W A
Russian front dispatches spoke Leffler. Mrs, W. A. l.odwle, Me- , hoiim **f tin* former .Sanfoid are
for the fli«t lime in weeks of Boy Mann. Mrs. M u r ilipurik bill lei who it«i«v i<« II valued mem*
battle
in which Iho Rusiiaus Mis. F, T. Meriwether, Mrs. R • inr of lbs \Va*hif!|?tuit pitehiuif
were oulnumlwred. hut neverthr- A. Newman, Mrs. F. I). Scut*..I corp* Wit dungton train* in Or*
lots said the Soviets were- hack Mr-. G. A. Speer,- Mrs S. O.i
ing their way westward a fte r In
flicting nearly 10,000 raaualties Shlnholsrr. Jr.. Mr s . Muxwrli.
Stew art, Mrs. L. M. Swain. Mr- i
II. K. TiMike, J r .. Mrs. Uulnhl
W ight. Mrs. R. A. Williams, |
Mr-. Hurrv Woodruff and Mrs |
Wallace Wright.
i
Graduates of t h e afternoon!
rla -s are: Mrs. C. M. Aptdel.v.
Mr . A. P. Bandy. Mrs. H arry I
the Philippines have been cut
off and thoa* from Hawaii will
probably ko curtallad.
T h ir d , o u r allies have h«t
sons# of their supply sources and
will draw In p a rt on so mo of our
soureoo this year."
O ther OPA officials said that
aupolio* of su g ar for home fruli
packing and canning would b*
mad* available under some sys
tem In be worked out In future
moatka. This problem will not
kn ows s ta te onlil
fru it
snd
vegetable crop* begin to romc
Doth, charged with "derailsIon of dutv" In lb* report of
position* fpr such a stand. lu st'ce
Roberta'
Commission
which Invested the attack, have
been without assignm ent
since
they were relieved from their
dosis bv President Roosevelt ten
India Arrow. U ankaown.
days after th# surprise air reU
iQ y
,
A* 0
Officers a f th* New Smyrna on the Pacific outpost.
regular
New Smyrna-Sanford
Elks Meet At Lodge
n of th* F.lkt occupied lb*
r* and conducted tno bus I
session at th* Joint meet
of the :.*w Hmrrna and
rord lo.lg»* here last glghl
k* Elk's lodge, Secretary W
New Motor Mechanic*
Claw To Be Started
TAMPA. Ftb. 7.— OP)—Stale
and county fairs Ptldsy wars
given approval by Secretary of
Agriculture Claude Wlckard who
• ski the IU42 expositions "can
ami I am sure will be a power
ful force In carrying I# the gen
eral public th* facta • and needs
of America's war effort."
Nazis Report Allies i City News Briefs
Plan Taking Norway j
BFRUN, Fob- . 7. (AV-German!
earrieid a lengthy > » - i
port today from Itockbolm that
Prim* MinIsUs Churchill was lay
ing plans fag ■ large-scale land
ing opcwtlso oa tk* NorwcgUn
coast and heap* to hi** the sup
Sanford rwldsuta and winter
port of th* GaMad Slats* Hoot.
Tk* dlspaUk aooarlsd. "Church- visitor* are Invited t# attend the
Toorist
moeUno Monday
N ew sp ap ers
and proaanl
ilcbrau P ast
Hampshire N ight"
---------------- --— me a f th e program
w ith W. L. Aldrich la tk a rg s
of tk* tatirtik iR N att
VT* V.l
Sanford Girls
Receive Honors
At Stetson U
Del AND, Frb. 7. (Special) —
T*-i Sanford *>ndcnt* at HMnin
University are listed among those
receiving Honor Roll or Dean's
List rT.ing for scholastic work
lorlnw the semester ju st closed, a
release by Dem l|sn*V C. Gar
wood revealed here today. Honor
Roll lists numbered*;! total of 77
• ludrnta a t Stetson for the semes
ter, while 24 students made Dean's
11st rating, the highest honor that
Stetson bestows upon lunior an I
senior students, requiring a i . j
ivrrage. Implying a near-straight
“ A" record.
Th* Sanford honor students are
Nancv Roasetcr. daughter of Mr.
ami Mrs. A. K. Kosoetsr, who
•chievnl In fdditlon to Honor Roll
rating, the coveted Doan's List.
She I* a senior In the College of
L"
and rF mnrr
ather .’Strange,
L era!
nm A rts) ami
'»mn|r,
a sophomore In the College of
I Ibersl A rts, who la listed on (he
•fonar Roll. Miss S trange la ibo
daughter of Mr. ind Mrs. James
A. Strange.
All Reserves Called
' Into Active Duty
12 Are Saved After
Ship b Torpedoed
A T L A N T u T c rrY Feb. 7—OP)
—Tw*l»s sure tears of tbs seventeentk skip torpedoed o ff tho At•entie O a st l -ee laiuUd today
b u t tip f a b i f tk* rest of tho
crow af tho UCT-teu tanker.
% trla U d
Sintrn|»nrr’s trim* tilgstrd
l«l>nnosi> invasion lumt^ in
th r .Inltitiv S trait today,
whilo Ni|tpon»>st* lonp rahpp
a'tillerv ilvopiwtl shell* in
fthe- city. The Ixwt sortie won
Yelieved to l>e a tent for the
reported Hritixh plan to
p tu r flaming oil in the
atreit.
Some of the hundreds of D riti.h civilians,
who tied liefore the J a pa ne-e udvunce ill Not toern Malaya, are shown urtiving ut u railroiid
Dutch
NUMBER 131
Teachers WilJ British
| GiveOutSugar
► amageAnotherAnd Ration Books
W W #-
FLAG
"I pledge allegiance In Ike F l» f »f
•he United States of A a rrlta , and la Iho
Rrpublle for wklch It stands. an* Nollna.
indivisible. with liberty and Ju-tke for all.**
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSI’Al’KIt
llteh Sink Cruiser,
TO
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7, W V Presldont Roosevelt Issued an ex
ecutive order today eslling lain
active m ilitary service all organ
ised re*»rv* a n lu not already an
ttliv e duty.
Effective dates for calling Ikes*
units will bo snnoonced lite r k r
th# Secretary nf W ar. Unit* M l
From Sunken Ship
EAST COAST CANADIAN
POST, F * k 7. -^F V — Fartyfive survhrer* reaching here
In three HfskoaU reported to
day an enemy n k n u r l* * bad
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TOE SANFORD HERALD,
•ml offer farllitirn for Carto
graphic doodllnyt Let outline
map* be traced on the tablecloth* amt f ire the
aniateur
general. a ready-mad* ft«ld of
opertloaa, asra the laundry folk*.
17m doodlera can fill In the de
tail*. Strategic mlatak** will
disappear In the walk.
or The outline* offered will, of
eaurte, vanr with the newa. One
d«» It will >be Raiaian front.
Now Made Public
map
irom toe All
• distinctly
Manning reif laondrlei
we, the Intome
ton- the men have to work and how
m t of.- the eager they are for good hooka
to read In their hocra off duty.
doodltn
war at
clothe
strateglaU are showing : ete't
other btfw this Ration’* armed
forcea abeuld dlepcMe of their
troope, airplane*, tanka, and ao
'"fin why ihouMn*t the
rt*Uu-
, lour gu*
ook
m
i g n i reach
m e n
u io
.Your
gift hbook
might
tho
hand* of n atrango aoldler eoait
guard. It might go to a relative
and It might reach the hand*
of y o u r own *on or broiher.
Place your name on the fly
leaf of gift book.
Soldier Gets Cow
Instead Of Girl
CAMP BLANDINO. Feb. b A Medical Ofrwtr a t Camp
Blinding telle of a aoldler who
left camp for a date with hi*
Kiri fritnd In Ocala and ended
up with a naaty-t* rape red cow.
When the aoldler atrvled In
Ocala he found that hla girl wa»
•way, *o he atarted out to look
for her. It waa night. Ilia headlight* picked up a cow in the
middle of the road. He ilowed
down and reerrd to the right,
ao did the cowl then he Trend
to tlie left, ao did the cow. The
toldler ended up In the ditch.
A* he cat there wondering
what to' do the bovine charged
the car and broke hla arm.
That a*tll*d the matter. Com
pletely dlsgtaUd, the aoldler
>ropped up hla arm and drora
lack to camp to the hojpital.
R V H IlRB
f
TABLE
SUPPLY
Fresh Fruits
ad (^getables
Japan Is Reported
To Have Much Iron
Lettuce
r0u 4 W 9t!
"Iron Age."
The megatine eatlmhted Jap
an’* pile of Iron and atrel acrap
at the beginning of the current
year at about I0,00U,000 torn.
In the lari 10 year* It la point
ed out, Japan received about II,AOO.OOO .tana Irom the United
State*, a period In which the
Japanese iteel Industry proiueed
npproxlir.atrly
GO,000,000
HEADS. lb. ___ .... Se.
ton*
S A U S A G E , lb . ...... l t e
ateel Ingot and (bating* ami
about 30,000,000 ton* of pig
Iron. Among factor* taktn lot >
account In making tho anrvey
ar# Japan'* Import* of finished
atael product* a t well a* acrap
•nd r tto w y o f old metals from
Iftrjrr-scala wiechlnf oporathm
in Chita.
of
By PAUL ROBINSON
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SHOULDERS ~iit."i7vfc
PORK LIVER. Ib. lie PORK BRAINS ib. lie
B ris k e t S P A R E R IB S , l b . .. ..... 17 V*c
u cn rtA v a Qt t t tr y "
There ware almost 11,000 mo
tion picture theater. .In opera
tion In 1041 In th* United State*.
KTTAKKTT
Sweet POTATOES.... 5 lbs. 14c
:t stalk
5c
M nTV •
CABBAGE
..... lb. 3c
,y
Yellow 0 )
2 lbs. 13c
i■
r
r\
4 lbs. 19c
Sausage
Son O' Florid*. Ib. Me
Country Smofcod lb. 35c
Hrtakfa.it LlnM lb, S9e
lU(1tU NIIOMU*■
r • •• **u* _
Y/y.jj
Ilftwkoyb; Ib. *£* 25c
. 19c
. 21c
35c
1
V
End C u b ...
Center Cuts
•
In.
BACOI .r a y j
Amuzvouiw Auvaato
BACON,'in piece; Ib.
a ffML
Sirloin- Club tb 29c
1.
Young
LOW EVERYDAY*
PRICES ,
-waarn *
c »
PEACHES .... 25c
-n , k Mo-
Pan Cake Flour ... 6c
Metal D m
I t M. M ill
CATSUP ....;. ..10‘p
ic b tm
a « t»
Guava JeUy ...... 57?
J RANGER
STRIKER
.A,fi
i { Grape Jam
*1^0? JAR
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CRACKERS..... 10c
a <r* s 'h
n.- ,*i„r
*'•* ’
r*aa
PEAS . .. 2 for 25$
*
/■**»>" .A i ’
■ LOW BlKRYDAY
PRICES
Peas & Snaps
(••e-<*-««*.*i*e
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li-O l',
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Honey Mb. pail 49c
DRANO, can 21c
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
^IW itu
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Established In 1908
Bomber Over Java
Dishing It Out
In Ifyt&n Fight
tille d Hospital Ship
I s Attacked Nine
Times, i——
In One f r^y
LONDON. P et. S. — CAP)
• —Tin. Admiralty asaerU d today t M t aevaral Italian n b - v
tasriaaa had “gaM the util- )
>i u t a penalty" after they hut
* k m ae*t U kelp’ the Cermams'. anhmsriaa campaign
^ hi the AUaatlr.
I* r
Hi n H l M
PrwoaX
U. S Army pursuit planes
attacked a greatly superior
force of Japanese bombers
# i d fighting planes In Java,
shooting down one enemy Blasted in S’ submarlno to till
bomber and* one enemy- pur bottom of 'the Straits of Dover,
suit ship, the War Depart bombed *from a destroyer, Tea
cv ej and-, blown (torn a rescuing
■hip, wounded by shrapnel
net ant!
TCf&.'-tf-.i'tmi
start dtaSina
w n p r m r ’ 1'
•sev i we u •
Incompleted Local Airport May
Become Auxiliary Naval Field
•An expenditure of from $il,003,000 to $.1,000,0(0 a 111. bx
made on the new airport here
If the Nary, now studying the
possibility
of Increasing Its
oases In Florid.*, should decide
to use the new airport as a se
condary base, arronline to Re
presentative Joe Hendricks.
• “ However." Mr. Hendricks ex
plained, "These airports ore
merely In tho studv states, a n l
there U a possibility that they
•rill only select a
portion or
them.-'
•Ac-ow ny to Mr. Hendricks,
the Navy Peoartm -nt is study
ing the possibilities of taking
over the airports at St. Augus
tine. Dayton, Rexth, DuLand.
Sanfbrtf and Melbourne, to he
triad a* srrondary bares. “This
It merely In the Study Stares
0>e present time Mr. Hendpeks said, no appropriation is
available but of
court, the
money will be made available
wben - the Nsvy
Department
mokes fA'request.______
________
If Ihrso
fields
t.
British Cabinet
w
^ j s r a s f 'J S t e
Darwin. A ustralia, a fte r sailing
f
t
N E W H P A I’E lt
FLAG
"I plrdf t allrgUnre to Ihr Flag u?
the United Staten of America, and to the
Rrpubllf for which it stand*. one Nation,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for 011.**
Member Associated Pres.
are takn. over, rach one will renoire an expenditure of between
$3,600,00)1 and $5,003,000".
"I cannot give detail, as to
installations nnd number of men
to bo located on
the fields,
owing to the fart that the Navy
Department considers this
fotmation ns military sec
"he added." I request that
people not nnnoy the Navy De
partment with letters nr try l>
briny any pressure because U
will he to no avail. I shall bn ^
glad to fiill-isv this up and rnaby
announcement., at the
proper
time. I hi*.- already suppll*! tho
*£ Reds Approach i
^ jW h ite Russia,
* Latvia Borders
U. S. Fleet Blasts Jao Bases
roeMs»A
r .u iF ic
.’icts Are Told Oc
E srzzz,;? "? o Jr''£ Z ikl
Republics
™"™-'
To
Return
To Fold
“l-rt rer imjiress everyone [It
( X L 'A ’*
dudes).
M^DSHALL
Selectees Leave On Rogers Reports Vital
February 16 For S a n itary Details
Induction C e n t e r
A r e Satisfactory
j
United Statc» Navy uiul «»r f«»ices, in the first nu|u*rtai)t fleet
Litad tieen rtllihly informeil that „cti(in u( Woi11 War II. * ti.ik with fury and surpri.e on .ix lap
t i ’/ T h t* ordv *1 o’y "f o r d e r \ u»' «» ln ll,« Mwrwhx.il mid Glltwrl Islands. Many tm-.nt lUX
| men over 1.1 are being u.ed.lliary ships weru nunk in tlamagnl exten.lvyly, and a mimher
miiiit.e -t(
rue it non-enmhalunt dutit.i a. J„p planes deatroyed in tl-e air ami on the ground. Eleven If. S
customs srrvlce.
r.uvy planes w e i e lu.t and Iwn .urfuce vessel, sustained nilnm
ilu m am from tiomli ncur-im.aes.
«« w)^ni'W«?V.b. u " fni *hlls
are but a few minor corrections
which will be made.
The water and wa>U dixposxl
In the school. 1, very good, h*
aaW. Tba englnder
nos In-
[oman Spy Relates
pionage Activities
YOtlK,
»Vb. ..
fG—An au................
which handle food, such as meat ‘"••bils | trip «■> visit defense « n follow: m srktts, dairits, resUursnts. and ,:r * *" ‘V , ' ,}‘\)'rr'}
*t Ind occuMitloit. to
■‘V ?
^
Kr\*a»i« 1w*» drts'r Im-iI bv l.ucy Uornmlcr.
P e rsistent Clamors
O f Public B r i n g
About A d d 11 i o n
I IH -y fro lil Geiman-born Idon-le,
™ " i -t he tcst.fird rh.- nm.l the jnurrty
Rogers
B msn ctn r-rd by the fetlersl
g.ivwilmerl x. a German espion
i
age Icadrl.
get In tourb .uilty to un i.piunagr indictment,
Johann A. Wi
from Manila shortly a fte r New
David J Waburm S il Uiindrvmnn w,lh h,m* lhc engineer eon- appeared a , it t'owrnmtnl witnea.
AUoJ J im « jT BlnaWtaro e t'"«fd. since prior to In.tntlv-.! in N.w York', trcon.1 spy cs.e
•Y ear's).
LONDON. Fab. B ^-O P)-L ord tree hank: U onanl K. Cress', 2.»! ,,on ■ pcrml*. npnrr.ve.1 bv th • ! tx itkin xlx months-lhu Irltl of six
m For nearly a week th e Ja p iTerse have been hamm ering e w a / Reavrrbrook. high - ranking- aide w rthouxo clvrkt Albert Owvn» i Stats Board of Health mutt b- nun and a * mi-n sreuxed of isrelen tleu ly 'ittheA m ereicnrt-F II!- «ho acccmnented Prime Minis .'arreil, 81, farm « rtJM « p h Ed- issued to that thi, mtihoit of i ; '-M M activity. Thirty-three men
|S, ddairy- waata disposel wj.i bo safe an I “"d women wrro s.-ntrncod to prl_____ vrltinUsr,
luntaor, 11.
plno linos In a drive toward Cor- te r Churchill to W ashington, ho. want Fodrtv.
i sanitary.
I *"» J*n- 2 a. rplrx in the earlier
earn# B ritain's Minister of W ar m an; Cecil -Howard Willis, -25,
. ______
_
84,
Production Wednesday night In eUrfcl Kariyla
Houaholdcr,
Sanitation
departments en- " f t
, ut(,mul.lle trip with Kurt
a new cabinet post modo to or clerk; James RiehmoOd Chidwell.
J a r . '.
d? “ .!L..t0 eUl ,l07 n Ultr .
Frederick ludwlg. alls gel apy
der
f
i
t
closet
co-ordination
with
Otis
Keith,
M,
carpenter;
E
dw
in.(
of
hookworm
and
maUila.
pr
•
h,
.
from flaltlmore
“ They appear to> bo eoacvntrimarily, rine; poor annitatlon l « ' , , r|- |n j -j u . Miss Bothmlor dcUng atony the w est to a s t, where the work o f Dona'd M. Nelson as 84, ersta wtkav.
tho cause of such d i r o n , nn-l ir Urvd. and cxUndol ns far as
the defenders previously route I United S lates W a r Production
•*
hys^n e conditlnna plnv an lit-1 i- lotida.
two seaborne larsslan attem pts.th ief.
Creation
of
the
new
poet,
fore
portant part in
halting
the
hi
The J a p slra te ty apparently
shadowed
by
Mr.
Churchill
In
.
fa aU em pt a sweep acroe, the
spread of many communicable t r i p m A t tn < * ! ;p ( i O n
Ms
addrres
In
t
h
e
House
of
dlreaaea. Mr- R» fens concludcl. , 1 * * » » A U a C s s C U U n
in Insula in the h ip s of trapTALLAUASSKC, f U . 6 -W 1
plan-G en. M a e A rtW * men a n f Common* U>t week, answered a
persistent
clamor
o
f
the
press
—T
in
Florida
Soprvme
Court
cutting off a * y chance o f re
and public fo r a a increase In the Wed need*ay was told by
a ttre a t to r*m i eatdnr '
cabinet and for Inclusion of a tomey* th
at Ita recent derision
that
'Attorney (Itnerjl Torn Velum
■ I n g l e responsible o f f i c i a l th a t ritl*e may n o t foreclose r a
■ Tuesday atl'ekril—amt Govvrrer
charged w ith aeccierstng the na municipal ta x ; liens
ag ain st
TALLAHASSEE, F«b. B, IAY— ' Hottaml arwl Comptroller J . M. Lee
tle n 'i ioften criticised production I Murnhy AM lend held bv tho Florida's 1P4I agricultural census uukkly dvfemlnl—the legality of
rate e f w a r avpylke.
' 8 U U * e n t a l a e d ',8 ^ l c a [ and wlU not be suspended because
use of - a Stato contract with Casey, WslMr. CtmrskDl taki th a house, u n w a n t e d eon-.UmloM."
____________
tire
rationing, ... L. Sherrer, who ti-n and Bpiln. Miami Uw firm, to
a fte r M r. Nelson's appointment
has charge of the count, sa id 1<->U*et delinquent Intangible taxes
The
In Washing ten, th a t -som a simi suit by whfch
<m a percentig*#fee.
tk UM City of Jack Wednesday.
" It's too far along," he declared. I Watson said loe employment of
la r effkeh not exactly w ith the wmvllle hi attem .pting !t» bring
forceloaura action
ggalnit the Bom* cmraties are half through. | simrikl attorneys by Urn Comn;nUe* are go- tiotiar “ creates a slturllon In
c ity tax
liens AII »' .*»pt Ihreo counties
. . . 'i h k" h ■
----------- al.
7~rev*rt«ri *n« vhes'd with th e w ork.; whW» *h*. as Attorney.
General
nd
, ... rvpreoenting L'ounliu ,
In Intangibles
In Miami Tueaday
Cj I1«
ay th a t they would i tv T a t Collactors
lie so notified the
tak lltT«atlun.
to ghra a reaaon-,
reaaon-. tag
lltlga
o f tho number c /| ci-uagtors
1
State Municipal Tax
Liens Said Illegal
n
, n
Delinquent Tax Fee
Fanning Census Will i'
P
'Not Be Suspended
• eoort 'wiwyrflNaring
® -*
C Yam,
■Mr. Ilnrlc . ’ill le quc.tloinil
thi r Hitler hud enough men t"I the Ini ell thi, rauldrim of j
veil very much longer. He «aid|
**t !,e l!Vo Service o fflciilaj • Kolloxo-In* an Inspection of all
Artillery Duels R o rc
Across Mile - Wide
Strait Of Johore;
Jap Planes Active
Chinese Truoos
Pour Into Burma
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Seminole County Schools Open .
At 9:30 War Time On Monday
J
With th-' exception
of
the
sell,Mil,, which will observe \V.11
Time but will move their »rhr
dulc, no an hour by starting at
Mlaa tltKlunl- r, who ha. plerdclU:3J A. M . nutistantJally all of
the office*. Iiii,in**ecs and tians
Rev. Pulley Will
Be New Rector Of
Episcopal Church
port,toil c-muanlr* in Sanford
will conlini-' tm ,In c, a , usuil
nnr
lie". Frank
Pulley, at • hen rl-M'l, move abend
i
Store, that now
the pastor of St. Jam r* hour Feb
in I ccaburg, has
ac |open at S..:'i A. M. will rnnltmir
the |H>ilti(in of rector at |to iqieii al H III A. M. after ret'
Cm**
Rnlwniul lia r F'C'1 ' I") k, one hour ahead
Hnlv
which wa, off, red him s G 'r 'I 'e r time gm^ into effect
Moiiuuy.
Church Veatry, M. Minx-
The
present
Church
cepted
the
f'hurrh
bv the
Semin-d-* f'o unty scho o l, w ill
rik. senior war ,-n o. the Vestry, adopt
th - n wv lim e , Hupvrintcn
announc'd today.
Rev Pulley l« expected to llent I'. W Law to n said , lint fm
|
conic here Mar. 2 nr it, and will
take the place formerly occupied
by I’cv. Martin Bram, who left
here early li\ December to ber-m r |m,tor of tho St. Andrews
Church in Tampa.
According to Mr. Minnrlk,
Kcv. Pulley l, "ICO percent", 't
am ver- glad we Were able to
obtain hit services, Mr. Minarlk
stated. Itev. Pulley ,t SB years
of age and Is married.
•tail to comply with
P. M.
Eil lligain*. secretary of the
Chamber
that
—. , of. . Commerce,
.
, n said
,
|
a ch-ck of the retail etore* In
the downtown area showed praettrally all of them will open at
the Mm* time under War Tim*
and that tKn Atlantic Coast Un*
ilsy.
All eligible workers arc asked to Railroed will conform to
th*
attend the showing of tba picture, President’* way by aettlng the
whleh will laet an hour. “ThU
rlock un and keening the same
Mristlv ha
time schedules. The bus line I,
Mr.
eapecWd to keen tha tame sche
uot
dules, Mr. McDonald stated to
worker*, metal worker* tnd ma
rhlne shop epvratora at th* new
defers* shop located at Str.'h
Strrct ami French Avenue, atariIng at 8:00 o’clock, Alex Johnaon.
supervisor of the local vocitinnal
defense training school, announced
t x x a r l . 'r d
I 'l f a s l
D r'k p itr ron tin u om t bomb*
in f uni I fttrafing by Japanairm en, S in r a p a r e ’a ar«
tlllerv
ha<$ hlaMftd
e n rm r
<*h«er%atiim
lu io r k f l
c.it rp p o riin f ba tte rie s a n d
spread
d e«trurtinn
in
tha
I r a n n p n r lin f
<»# Japanea«
I t (he
itim p ln f-o ff
p«»inl« t .r h n ^ l o ' ' o f thla
M a n ri ntr«»ngh«»ld.
Thai
fh * J . v u n f « f atlll
have n»l won com plete co n
tro l r f the air " a * dem on*
atra trd thi* m o rn in g h r the
H u rric a n e
fig h t e r*
«»f the
R .A .F . n h ir h intercepted a
la rg e form ation o ve r S l n i a pore, abut d rw n «»ne Jap an e*e plane, probahlv another,
and d * — ••ecd •» t h i“d.
I.n rc e m ovem enla of Jap a n r*e trtnip* t h rt u a b Johore
S ta te tow ard the ahore f a r
in a S in g a p o re In la n d * a * reIHirted hy B ritia h rvcnnnala*anr#» 'ilj p f i.
Ill*
\ t s iir lH lr d
\
I 'f M s l
The Jit|mitC8c Hit-go nrmliM
.till ho.iitiited to giunblc on
i direct assault ugninst Sinjj, sport) todnv . i.tid flaminu
urtlllery tlbelag jicroaA- th e
b li
| Hifinn
<ittacke;ci
l It c
, D u tch n a v a l b a s e a t Soorahaja, Java, and Port Morseliy,
New (■ tinea.
! Itriti,h artillery held the Jap} a n cc invasion furcca at bay at
the c * ,t bank o f the Salween
R iv e r, forcing the enemy to turn
north instead o f rro s ,ln g tho
G u lf of M artaban fo r a direct
lh ru » l
ag ainst
llungoun.
the
llutitic-e cap ital. Japanese raiders taimhed Rangoon twice befo ie dawn th is
m orning. A l
though Chinese trn a n s are atendily pouring into llu rin u . thus fu r
j ihev received no Iii'ders to ot. lack the enemy, the Chinese T a
I kungpuo raid ttalay.
| From
Rangoon,
Bu rm a, tho
j lliit is li
o ffic ia lly
acknowledged
today thnt Jap sn saea patrola Itau
-'roared the lower Selw ecn R iv e r
at several iMilnta alnee the In| vailer* occupied M o ilm ein h a lu rj day.
Cloud* of ainnke and dust rose
the r- nvciiience o f b u , children
m anv of whom have to ride a ,
tn:u*h » * M m ilca every morning
ond in order to prevent extra
r a im o r in c h aa fuel c o s t s , thsell III. w ill open at U;:!t» A . M
W ar Tioti-, w hich a c tu a lly would
bo H: ; o ,\ . M. under t'tc present
ver the atrickcn naklentlal diatim e. Th-* school, w ill also clos
rlct In Singapore yeaterday aa
one h-iitr la te r than heretofore
.inbuler-ea ami enicrucncy aquatla
k rir’nning Monday.
the rpimicreu
splintered
O. P . Herndon, c le rk
of
the .warmed III among me
and amaihcd automobile*
to
-- C li ’uit C o urt, expressed the gen h ouse,-----------------e ra l sentim ent hero
when
ho minister to the wounded and bat
id, "M anv prope w ill have to tle the flames.
Defense Workers To ......
Sec Instruction
Film!
v‘hi,l,'l''1 >imdark, but
ib—ib^
' mI) of im i»t th»» ( ourt House »r»*
a fe w g
er Italian Envoy
Rollins
Naval Base,
New Guinea Port ’’’T
Are Hit From AJr ™
• Il «
fierce resistance by frrsh
i .rcera.
' M i-siim hile, George II. Earle,
farm-T l'
(kriner
I’nitid S tate, minister to
Adusna. rai dtmlay in Wa.hingllulgaria I. .o prt<-Ru.awn ' there
thrr I. no .loubt whatever”
K t H«t nulrarian troop, would
■hr.- mutinied if sent to ftu.»ii
U fight along.ide German.
-.)"S’evfr in all hi.tory,” he .aid
In
report to S ecn taiv of State
Mull, "h a, there been «uch a tidal;
WSxe of hatred in Europe at now
f i t » riled up ag ain .t the tier-1
_________ $
•’3
Dutch
reading this news again that 4 U
Ih f
A a a a tlsln l r r ^ w »
these airports tre merely in tho T jjh i- ftu.sim s declaivd oiliciallyj
study stages and thero Is a pos
v that 2,800 more Germans
sibility that they will only se
f.illrn on the snowy Iwtllo
lect a portion of them and net
|i|< fsr west cl here on the mail ’
• It of them; but In my opinion,
Smolrnik, xml that the lied
sooner or Inter, all of them will
nr .till w .a rolling ahead in
be selected,'* )ir. Ilemltick* port■nlchty w in,ti o.ienaive dra-
»
NUMBER 132
pippons Hesitate To Gamble
jUn Blow Against Singapore
ofWetUfi, lotifuivr with
,
l
Current Draft
Local Health Unit
Quota Listed By Engineer Finishes If' ,h ‘
• County Office School Inspection
a rumbxr of men who passed the
prv-lnductlon physical exaralflstion
m Orlando during January did not
wiva nrtlcM to report to Blandr dtfe to IM fact (bat they wove
nacdrsl.to fill this quots. These
dtv s u b i« Vo cirtwlya A ‘«r
eh “cam# ewer like i
files." it was disclosed
a
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THJJRSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1912
d -Was rejected because this county’, next draft quota.
rg,*UU*n. Marcel l, sp E.B. Carter of tho htadquart.ra1^ "'7* , ‘K* " *7r,-P.IU Wwl £
p' t” th>t R*n
' lr *?*’ . '*e*
ay - eltlsenship Mo.'that allied this morning, adding that tails
arp satisfactory and. there
C
r
THE
1u w;-i
(J. S. Planes Down
#Pursuit Ship And
$ ”40 Type' Of Ameri
can Fighter Air
ships Are Put In
Use Against Japs
c
TO
Only 18 bomber* took oarl lr\
tho raid, the iscond of the diy,
IVidnexlay anil there was nothing
............... Anolle r
striking
announcepersons were
................... .............. xl Tuteday aa
compared to nearly 1,000 casualtie* on tha ialand’a woret day.
i t"8lngapora, with but 25.000 d»,(
,(fl §nj ,u r, roalnlng B0
rU nrl being transferred elsewhere,
| f-cra |mm|n*nt capture amid
\ mountlng analety over th* naval
ta l* ," a Tukyo broadetst said.
"W ith oil tanka Xlasing and tha
w itei front torn
oaundar, tk*
n orthern‘part of Singapore Island
p r o m ts a black and Ilf tics* ap
pearance. broken only by move
ment* of truck* creeping along
the coast: 1 hills anil by Uw rare
appearance of transport' Pl\neaBritish activity la nil In N orthaiu
Singapore.”)
Committee To Get
Defense Contract*
-/
�THUHflDAT, F K H E D A H T 5, 1 M 2 *
MADAM
m enlt has
It - working
- g o * ln to e ffto t At ltOQ A. M. next
remment o ttleH rftflrotd* And other in^qil nwf w **•
by eongmslonp W k l AhMil
imiw and
me*A 4to. «----eiotkj
Ahead AM
one Ihour
keep them
IP TOUE TASTE DEMAND*
THE s s n
ip
• LIQUOR8
•SCOTCHES
• WINE8
riljr for the benhe larger metrothan they are
«V workers will
it in the after*
B-behalf of Re
activities which
U defense or to engage In n em tioh
help td; keep them f it
There la also a possible additional
J W . V '* ! ? 0" » th,Jf ™ » tty . T h « « tr a hour
ht lo the afternoon will glee people another hour
, **,**£'*5°* tofotu dir** b eS w 'th e raids start
touts begin. H win W p toeH m In at. traffic and
n. 0° hishwaya during p«slble blackouts and put
their homes where they belong during raids and
•** to th#lr own blackouts.
«£
«>* M f* to bo as much necessity
lim e In Florida whare days are longer, where the
of war InduatHe. U n e ffilb l, „ c S J a S d
tourist business and fanners whose day is from
•> tin ts
to
v ts n
■9hkh,ulV t W O T W
Stoes withs othetnew Ume and working
i» hours» have m u s s
isted to conform conveniently.
6i
»choola throughout the state,
operate on.War Time but their opening and doe.
iw ffl» e advanced one hour so that Inreallty the
be in the same relative position when they open
1
TW> T ^ oeCmed necessary by the
***** bum* operating to rural areas would othi COTjpelled to begin picking children up while It
ould be a good Idea for private businesses and
5 * 2 2 £ jr 1° ®0Bte» ‘ te War Time schedules Ih
Set yourdocks ahead next Monday,
pet about t, unless this works some*unusual hsrdPjtrtlcyf^. “ **• to »bls event, leave your
14 ***
f o w time schedule to suit.
b everybody wffl bo on toe new War Time, and
«
copfdslon moulting as to whether the
itioned la Eastern Standard or Daylight Saving
What Make* Ua Warlike?
« v*?inf - P ? * * 2* to n * H
■MX si the eum,
soil
SSjSe wSf sad eluag, The
Current
Comment
in ir v ty nr in mm
00
p ag h
By the Papers,'* carries the followink
Irmtaftapti John Temple Graves, of the A g e ^
"io lA A rn why the ;
i and
interventionist
Garter
replied i -Beptlonal under
l ------- »—
a
invoiYM«
tent Y o u n g
and (bat last CUodVa fort*.
m
’a march
bis msans," Jonathan Dan*
wth, as the country's poor-note and that have-not peo>
h a re a
h<»»ed
We were ream
a t all d iffic u lt
» y ;And looepiM
Ii£m§&m
k I m m pm kty greed. H e
�V
• *.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
THE SANFORD
Is Theme O f ----- -—- ----------ted Magraitne NEW AHR1V M.s
"Democratic American Uni
A rt Department Annual An
With
Calendar
fiaoM' Of Mk*. 'M . Cummin* ob
Laurel At o m a t 7:30 P J L
“Democratic
* ^ ^.
American “Ohr*
___ u* Lord, a bit o’ can
A bit o' work, and a .b it o' fun:
ON* at air In th* ■trac t'* an*
■ plotter,
v
Owr dally brand, an' a bit • '
bottar;
Ghr* u* haalth, oar katp to
FRIDAY
Woman1or th* Catholic C hanh
wOl Kara an mlhday sowing Mo
tion a t tho Red Crrxa sewing
room* In lha Woman'* Club.
a t th* Atlantic Coast Un* Hos
pital In Wsycroaa, Ca.
Mis* Del ora* La* h i returned
_from
.... Savannah,
________, a_
wher* aha
visited for a few day* with her
aunt, Mrv. R. F. -CtjrTJf.
Mr. snd Mr*. Char Its Calhoun
nnounce th« birth of a d»u*hte.,
darll** Eugenia. on Tuesd >. Feb.
I, at th* Femaid-Laufhtcn Memtrial Hospital. Mr*. Calhoun will
of .Mrs. Mildred Houston Babcock. Pat** for th* ma?atln«
war* th* Mlcare Martha Wight
and Simian KlrtUv, wh.> were
dressed In Fnnth American eo<tim e nnd USO costume respec i
lively.
The covei fur the publication, j
empha'lilnir n patriotic color
theme. wn« dc-lci-od l.y Mr*. W.I
M. Srott. Dedication of lh« edi
tion * » ' mule l.v Mr- K D
Brownlee. "For lo ir of Thee"
to Mr*. •' It Ilawann, i-ri-aulwnt |
of the clot', who « h* Aim* pre
sented with » btnoiurl of rcd|
Mrs. M. Rupert Strickland aad
daughter, Marianna, aia visiting
he th* ruesta of relativas In
Cordate, Ga.
roses liv Mr* llrnwnlei- in b«jv
,
Mrs. Letter Johnson and daech- half of the club.
One page wax uiven over to
tor, Joy*, Kara arr.vwl from Mi
ami to visit with Mrv Johnson's "Fanfold, the City of Garden*"'
psreiit*, .Mr. mid Mr*. It. 2. John while another e l in lll n l " S a n son. Sr.
fonl, the City of (futility Folks."
"Dcniocratic flu ty ’* (Just Wom
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCall en! was ronlrilti'leil by Mr*. !lt
and daughter, Connie, have re W. Roprertit. edltrtr-in-chlef.
cently moved to Tallahaaae*
“Sunllsht Through .the N'.-wn
where they expect to make their Clomla” wa* given by Mr*. Hol
Tatars home.
land L Dean a> the eilltoriet.
Mr*. rif»n raid, "That thruuifh.
John Pope has retim ed to the Iho dark nc»« rloud* of" war to
University of Ftorl.ls a f t e r day there shines the lliilit »f
apondtnx n few days with his Ihinir* tliat provu them I* Mill
parent*. Mr. and Mrs. 11. II. bounty lin e —the prate of c**"rSKe nod tho pift of lamftiter. We,
need rclaXHteni nut to fititllo while
Mr. nnd Mr*. Noiman Mullin* Romo burn* hut to k.-cp fit for
rnd dii'ightir ha*o recently tnov- Drfell*,-."
rd to Sanford from Kuxti*. Mr.
**Aii nilvurti-inir Min'* I>hy,“
Mullins I* coronet ed with tho
Plggly Wlsgty Stores in the meat arranged by It. K-rt lliablcyman,
Jr., win tend- bv Mr«. lilenn
department.
K. McKay. "You all know wtint
Mr and Mr*. J. I-, Inglcy nru un advertising agency is,” >tutc*l
the
Article. "I( i* the |. l i c e
expecting Mr. InRlvir's brother,
the Right Riv. Fred Ingtcy. Bish where the executives »|'M.d all
op of thv Diucerr of Colorado, their time bniily charing after
o Arrive tomorrow to be tlieir jnnppy im-Mi — for bimih***.
you understand. The iiviirr.il of
;ucst for awhile.
fice rnnlln* U nn adventurous
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pop* hav* romhlnatlon of 'Boy Meet* (Hi I'
returned
from
Ponte
Vedra and a n*w*pnner city room. A
wh*r* they spent several days at re*lly wonderful p lu fe-o r-n rjth# Popt* Vedra Inn. Thay war* Iny to tho movie*."
joined there by Ur. Pop*'* broth
“ Actually behind the reene-i In
er and slsUr-ln-Uw, Mr. and the real advertising npenry thu
Mrs. Wiliam H. Pop* of Phila •tnry Is quite a different nne."
delphia, Pa.
Mrs. McKay read. "Asldo from
tm a i
t
LaRpy Cooper, son of Mr. *nd
Mr*. W tlter L. Cooper, has retently been elected to serve as
president of Um Bata Kappa Chap
ter of Phi Kappa Alpha frtU m l-
»*•*
ir
Syp. P e p s in ......... 47c
Swamp R o o t........54c
Wine C a rd u l....... 89c
Citrocarfoonate BTc
|| » n l l r
p u b l i s h 'd
In l t a » : r
r o u n l y . K lo r lija -
ITNKMH my hand ar«t
i court at H«nf rd.
1 »i i V«
St fVb^nr*
Scott’s FmuMon 1r'"
W.
Valentine
Given By
E m m a Shave . ...
A \i* .
Sal Hepatica ..... 49c
Listerine ........... 59c
UtindV
m m
rm#
V lm v >
today
............................. 3 1 c
Tfm»rf*r
won by Mr*. GRbon Dates and
Mis* Thelma. Turner. Prlic* were
novelty pink p itU ir flower puts.
After the r im c i the b o itn a ti
served refreshment* further carryinir . in tl.v chosen' themr. to thw
lollowingj
■Mr s. Berth Breeden. Mrs. A. F.
Klmbrel. Mr*. E. V. Turner. Mr*..
Olbxoit Bate*, Mr*. Made* lUyncy.
Mr*. W. f . Penner*. Mrs. Max
I«fslnjr. MUa Htalla Sonirvr. Mis*
Tbeo Vickery. MU* Mary Willism*
"W ar Clouds In
The Pacific^
l l i f ll«itl Slor>
ili'hintl T h e
’Pearl Ifarlxir A ltn rli!
Priilay & Saturday
ir I s par*
Impecfafc-imoolh
tonfl lutk-
V AM COUPS KAJEl
V
where 1 want I" be. fur In la
unselfish service to us she D
tru ly . ChristUkc."
.
Marjorie
Rosn Coaburn,
ilrcuetl in elaborate eostumttrimmed, with Uny rwl rufflu*.
entertained the Miillenn- with an
Intricate Uraxihari tan«*.
Mrs, Waller L. t'ooper rea I
two puems written by Mis. Adi;a
Tboma*. a club member und
M rs.'A . M. Philips remlered a
a sobt. “Th* WblU Cliff* of
Dover." with a w rw adaptatb n
composed by Mr*. X. D. Hlyn
leyinaa. Bk* Wa* armmpanlcd at
th* (iono by M iu Helen Hutchio gar* a medley »r
,n«
plan* v
bit nflhumor to the
Mr*. I. U. ‘ Martin
' audlepce with Lanr slid sang*. Dryvxel
iio u iil f
A n ION
r» o o .
^ ssm e 8
\
\
k c
H IM
THE TIWH MfiClIITURS
OK A BAMPVQU
KILt.S R O A C H r;, P A LM ET T O BUGS
ANTS, FLE-AS, RATS A N D M IC E
SAFt F O m iU M .U U , LOGS AND CATS
be-iufflr-i
K^Aaonat"An D.d
a prayer
fla THIS
fia COUPON
RJiS M W V '
m um
V-
ga WORTH
‘ •« !'• nh fi.r It etas-li«
■ jmu* *k1« .»•!
limn « »•.
■ ^
4u»%. I ! • ' » .
yfapsl l | * a r t
Ural
‘ ^
Ifn i.
�;».'rW ji
THURSDAY, rm m U A BT V 1 » I2
m1Llu
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
m B
B A N F o n n h f u a i .o . B A N F o n n .
Tavern Bowling
Lobert, Philly
FARMERS’ MARKET Dogs In Eight
Five Maintains
Box Win 7 Of Manager, Is Not
Two-Game Lead
Eleven Races Worried By Draft
threo fam es from the Color* City
r r ln tl n r Company. e U U - Q l i t t i
way kept pace with two ylcUrW*
in three contaaU with Hofmann
Fuacrfck
K ardw rre
g^^V ndT
three trium phs ever
D rag Compiny. Lance
-took lfc-w odd gam e from
H irer lin e .
Th« atandingr:
•
Company
%
Touch ton
Toaatcbee
St. John*
.-V
*• .V N
The T»rcm
W
18
Celery City P rh tU n Co.
R *fnM it B oetrlc Co. * :
Ihitre ToaatrhM
Ft. Johns Rhrer' Una
Touch ten P ro g Co.
•
lm l|vkltrl Standings!
14
13
IS
It
1
' 'tin. o. . iltolb jt«|«rct li> weir
khaki in a tey; wr»k». . . . The
■nr,I fore:* fncti « .r| got an• t h, r 'p o rts w riter. . . . Albert
I I t s p o r t * rdilor of H it Macon
New.. in cnliitinc in the 0 . S.
Nn\.il UeMnrv.
LONGWOOD, Feb. 5. (Special)
Rt romnky wiikrler
4-G rey hound fa ni are still ta lk
ATI ANTA. Frh. -I l/T) —
ing about Tuesday nlfht’a rarin g McC'a'fcrtv cu-ranU
in and center
___
card a t Hn Sanford-Orlando K ro cf the |.oyol»
1» U
L-nivrr*lti baakrt
ne! Club which prodoced wlnryon H it tram i ia p retty pUXll
In seven out of the II rrcca from fall. . . . L
H e. war n i’de an hen"*oora. running In the right boa.
nry pokier) bv the •eyernor ofhfr
Th® Unprecedented string r f vie- naliV'1 nklahrm
....a .,ut the Artny
lories won t r No. right dof:* »«* turned d '" ,n ttbe
.......li-fovt R-li>eh athn new record for victorira •n
... •_ lets
,rlc hee uxa- hr *■ns to o ta ll. .
single night by any one post i The Chirr ir i Cuba n n y hay* l"
position.
.
. . Iw»i|
, ----- --while to curh In etr
. The win prior* on
on tim
t:_____...
. . tj, rv,
e w y jg
their t i,| In tt.r y o f R u m ' M etre
ilogr avrragrd *10. a* the p u b lic i.r ,iI Xfnrvin Frill. rmmi bought.
refuse,l to believe that the win-{|P,«I w , n , from tbe Na«hyllla
nlng itrrak could continue. Dut
it dlU and aomo were happy, aomk
were Aid.
L
0 ld S T T tif> J -le« l» f* , Crt. ' lord la
Tonight's prctrr.-m, the thirtyfifth of the ft)-dny racing arnaon,
■ d B e lint
a tA
t i a i * f la featured by the 5.1Gth’» mllo
U. H. Comb. Il.il.
IS OKANOKM—
Bags t*r-No. S ll.to. Ii,« . ite ninth race. It will match such
fleet rpeediter* n. Jump High,
IS PAhOLUT—Koo. Hum. U c - llt
O tv Judge. Cientia, (lilderaleevp,
13
IQ rRA|t r a " llpr' ^ d'° ,oy' ,M I' Nadarkn. Officer Antlrrw, Yokel
I t PKtTBIUI r’A I.tr VVMNIifSK — F'< Boy an,) Be I.ucky.
. H » r. il.tS I M l . e r s u a l i t*
Mmnte meditations: **11.1ns I.ok one mr Hager who free*
war without I r e m r .” i a v
r .Stewart of The MrOiphi*
tm rcial Appeal. . . .**!le i.« It,
• « over tr.r draft icv tm l
that r.nlhirig r n make h.r
im i any W J/rt— Put r r r n two
stuff: Coach Jm n Molltf Wcllford-I.ynuir, Terap n
t High Setuol. told I.:* iw ,
l tram t* hold down the
"• in«t Dmi nn lliyb , , .The
srafeiss. •i: is
Bj .
Ur
'
. .
*onikro , ill• {■■■.:
•» i> Hi 1d•
i •
i’ 4
.to
\r
y
•
- rtifiy Lake 1JC, T. Senddcr 160, POTATOKK^Ilsn llltos, O.B.
.
It Kllrk
. Illp Alnng
Fd parUlnT t t i , B.I price 1*8.
A-CralM ll .il - l t.lS ti-Crstss I
.•». 1 Prism Tin
i
N.
fl.4a-ll.IO t'-Cratos fl.M -ft.ia.
Carl Dennia •166, Ducky TorguMn
.or.. *«•*• Prroitnolltyl Anorllo
CWT IU k. iVunml. I l.1 1 - t l.lt Angst Wrsthsri (li-i,- rmslnn
irrts . t t . » . t t . u
R A U U U IK S-bni. Ilu s. t l r - l t e
Second Rare—Futurity
SPINACH—Hu llpr. Hummer Type.
1Sc>(1.13
SQUASH WIIITH—llpr. 13.71
fTRAWBRHItlEH—Pint. lke-ITr
■WT POTATUES — CWT Hacks
• ll.ll-II.IS
TUnNIIH—IN,s Itun. SSc-toc. ■llu
Dpr, lie-ll.oo j i
TURNIP HAI.At>—llu llpr. TSe-SSe
TOAIATOlai—So.Si Ml Crslo. old
in fry. 'II.So-lASt
»
v . .7".
• w r o r V tr» poui
.‘T •*
Oyrralrhl Fntrirs for Thursday
First Race—Fularily
O tb srs. ti» llp r. H r - I I M
rclqfUl p o rt I b t I
C.F. fokfaykaro
!Fw ho hare Juol arrlred In North frrland are already (ha hrroaa o f th* M ail kiddle*
bcslds Ibem and Ug their r*rry wovi-mrnt. 1 hit photo was trarum lttrd by eabl* from
• •
Il.ulnlu;i
aataal.afk lax
• *
|u V'a.s
Xtw VxaL
York.
W A T E I U 'l t l t H M — D o s
U
BoWa5»» ku tipi I j
Tin* Sanford Atlantic
National Hank
rtilion* 1 on suqar, Wr kn*)W • f n t l iirrr w<iy lr> di*tninil'’ vs I •if
H A M S ..............l b ■
BA C K B 0N E .~ . l b ^
S H O U L D E '.S '- .lb
S A U S A G E ......... lb
S ID E S .:............. ilb
S T E W ...................l b '
) GIANT
FRESH DRESSED
B EET
Roast
tff»l»l qorcrmr.ent con.MM ^ r rn*'onln»| t>eqin«. w»* nn> n loplirv; thki |4a n so that all ot oui
iy have som o a u ja r e<icii week Tbe Price of Su gar is S lbs. 31c
W H 0U SA U
«:j,ntcis ‘
IH U T A U
'
FRESH
I Or
S T 0 .B
D RESSED
PIG G LY
W IG G L Y
2 0 1 E. F irst S t.
CWT
L o w a s t E v o ry d a y P ric o s
H o tf o i t W o o k - E n d S p c c ia li
QUANlITT IlGHTS ttSiXvtO
LOVETTS
H a m B o lo g n a lb
L gc W e in o is lb
C o lt C lto c so lb
3 2 7 Sanford A
Best Grado — Bulk or Carton
Collophano W rapped. Acorn Brand. Sliced
' CypreM Gardens, Fla,-Miss Elizabeth CoLion.
Queen of the Florida Orange Festival, commits Irevon
a* ihe poees wRii the hstuli/ol Azaleas at Fldrhtn
Cypress Gardens, \rhen the photo syndicates demand
her picture with blossoms—and tho cranse blossoms
lust hadn't as yet oblij
Photo by Dahlyrtn.
n n ilY
• i# n'J<jnr e t h w<*^
■ v.*i»l diBirituto cur tuq.rr c.n fir* Kdlowm i boots. 1 ll>
. : «•i
Itiirni 2*lbo. cl n iorwi*h
or over purchnr.-r 3 Ibt ti jor with S3 or over loot! p.irJ* i •
wth J j or o?cr I»vn| jmit Hi .-v
op b t a ik p x o n re ra
P M M —tU alarn . llu lla k t. 11.4141.40
WHITE.
result: W-L-T 75. Duncan 6. . . .
Japanese soldier* w e a r Ih»II* lelie v n l to
Mullikin. by the wry. i* ih • »anu* known as sennindmn. which nrv from harm.
roach whoae aii-m an foa'llral! u am
scored more than 100 |i,,‘nU
against an opponent In.l Full. . .
If L am rr (F kcctrr) NVw some iin*t
In iihxp* when hr r. port* to the
it*
Itnstcn Rnl S«'x Marrn 7, it unn*l1
■i i'i,p ,'rtan t de*L
lx* for lack of fM-mn-. . . . Th • j
ti,.iy i :ul ,0 I f .
!aocy-ficMintr *h»»rt>t**i» hn* hrrn
wmkint? n!l Wifttci n> a . a*k» t,>:»ll |
offlci'l. . . JScnofcr Yn.wcjr, M» rcri University*.* 170 mnin 1
p!«m?er. is* ilue to tn n « fer to SVw-T
Lorry (V llrgr thi* w«ek.
. .ilr*w
haa nnether year of riiuitnli'y . .!
l»r. T. S. WiljMin, |trap**r i.N (' ) \
(iintist, (a Heine ervdU»*,| with miv-]
w u tho lli-bu»lv l.eaieuo. . . . J
N\wljf-cUctP«l us up*M«lcnt, hr
work oil out nrranR nm nts fo» r»lirittinff Rocky Mount rnri Wilum'
to tnwko it a mx rloh lrai>ur.
1
tlfin on tho fc** l.i c.[ n ! i; ly • lulol lood requirem ent* Tt»rrcHr*r ao thcit oil ot our • *i
out
CURN HIIKI.I.EH
PAGE FIVE
f i o h ip a
R in d less B acon ■
*>23 - P ure Lard
Wo8tom Branded
Wholo or Shank Hall
U , H. McClelUnd UR, Jim Riarr
BIU Vlhlcn 148, & Jonea 146,
Pearaon U l, John Hodg* US,
Randall 143. L- Kinard 143.
Shoulders
Men, Women O v a 40
Don’t
Be W e a k Old
Feel Peppy, New, Yaara Ytaaiir
Frosh Caught Spanish
M a c k e re l
hall. I t . Std».
(Ol 61.)
V a R»d F in
E S IO N
C ro a k e r
Iry.' d«r.' at
3
C o o k rd lor B i l l i n g —
C hops
p U iner
Uia a ih lip w 'lu v w . Arcordlnif U
nwaaca
|Hki m -
m factu m a
ib 27c
Stew
ttsnom}.'
ib
iplifv their
wool, nml
"per crpl-
itlg apparrl
*d aa the
Co. Rib or Cl.nr Cu^.
'
Smoked Bacon “■
M
r a R f lia .
d l
2 CARLOADS
Rccoril Low Prlcol
35 c
W B S f,
F
is
h
R
o
e
ib
39
c
17c
Hurry-Get Yours!
lUadlou.Medium )UMDOSiz*.lb
S h r i m p s 2 5 c 2 9 c While They Last-lb
ib"
Fa n cy W h o lo Called
fo o d n u t r i t i o n , r.
| rhildrrn'n
23c
L o b s te rs -ib
N o W aslo . Bonoloss S e a Po n
S te a k s
For eating glamo i
Board hra
fC ra trat P ru t)
^ F
t o n g u e s
........ i
ij KIDNEYS orfSH O H T RIBS ..I
of Winter Bat
Meaty, Flavorlul Woolorn Pork Nock Bonon — Iho
Biggoat. Hottosl Moat bargain in town — yea.
WVkf
2 5 c wo bought two carloads and you can buy ‘cm
whilo thoy lasll Dolicioun slowed or Iry thorn
ib» 2 5 c in a Pilau with Rico and Tomaloe.t.
35 c
O y s t e r s p»
hi M«d
M u l l e t 3 its
rrl'iila* Mnd
Hottest Moat Buy In Town!
M n le a Bed G ra v y I
FISH STEAKS
FLOUNDER.. lb
O ld PtiatiH'ii t lo Id Ur litr. H u ll or V/!io!e
R o u n d B o n o —ib
RED S A L M O N Ib
A Thrifty Buy! Std., Can
*a tm opg th e *1111011 100X0* prraons wfio
t u OoTcroor and bis M k are yliown with
mml»»|dn In,ilia CommWlcn’a fprelal exhibit
wf* John .K olghl «r .V m fV nrh: Jeff K ak*
Htuor apd nUr wife: CbmmVi'loner C h»rlfs,A .—
fawn.Y>r<ttdm t o( th f TcMlrglr.Mnmf t ; 8 . |
tor H a m 8 . King nf WW.*r lla rrn . fn liv a l
LEGAL NOTICK
cf Picking Winners
TONIGHTS ALirSTAR FEATURE
NTH RACE jJU«r
u m p itiuu
m an
f •
c it y ju d g e
CIENTIA .
UlLDEBSIaEEVE \
NADARK0 ;
O rriC R R ANDREW
ROY
DB LUCKJC ( >
' NO MINE
GREYHOUND OUS
la ati tha air o rrr
WDBO tonlfki a t
S jts WHS all th .
•Vfsrf,'"or Iko dog*
a t U*i Saaford-Or-
K O T llV or lA TIW TIO N T1, « \ h 7 i
APPLICATION POK P IT A L
' p in c M A M u n
in
DRIED BEAN
t i n uourt or tiih roi at*
J I DCIK. S M S f N O L II 41,1 . A T I ,
*TAT*I O P P M IU IIM .
IN PHORATIt.
IN R E T IIR r u T A TK UP
A L PR R O ilOBTON. H«.r«.»«l
T ^ A - J U WHOM IT ’U A * <•«)}<-
Good, W h o leso m e Food At T h rifty P tlcosl
u s I Ywk
N atl** I* k * r * 8 , g lv tn I t n l Anul*
B o alo g ftl>4 b a r rtn*l r rim r t ■<
°
5 ibt 2 3 c
A p p l e s 2 ibt 15c
Juicy flood.
LARGE LIMA BEANS__________ Ib
10c
O r a n g e s doz 15c
faoty !•».»
, Got Dolonso Stamps lor Your Coupons—Ballard's
C a r r o t s bch 5 V4c O b e lis k F lo u r
5
it* 29c
Idaho faking ,
P o t a t o e s ib- 5 ’^ c
tdnkoly'a Tall
Haw C,sp Rad M u
C o r n - o n - C o b ~05
P o t a t o e s 1Q ' 2 5 c
L a n d O ' S u n ililn o
H o m in y 3
2 5 c M a y o n n a i s e 25
O LEO
ik 15e
A p p le s
. ,,f
A lfrg * . p , p o o luof
o . ">•
d t ^ O '.t l ; lh»l
• b a fUrd k « r ' M illio n f..r r u u l
riU ch o rg ,. ,g *4 Ih a i afax w ill n i.p lr
to t t a lla n o ra b la * IL W. W .rx .
f o u n t * Ju d g e o f Hrmlnulv I'n u n iy ,
P lo rtd u . OH th o arrum l <Uy ul
M arob. |»IL for. a p p ru ra l •>( >am*
• a d fo r iiu a t i a H K a r n
A dm in.
la lr n lo r o f .l b * ootula ,.f A lfroil V.
UoaUjA^taooMod. on iklo :> ili <lu*
I w y Winatop w lad 0alt<lau>
M e llo w e d For Y o u rT a b le
i (oloelid borm.i fiom Iho world'*
glowin'] rounliloo — and ground
your oy«a a mctnonl boloro you
<""“ nr‘ANUIR M wurruN
• A d m lb tarriu 'T
>.r the
r j i . y - H - M M U t Of A lH cl E.
E land ,r J
le e
28-ex
WHO II TOW*"1-
12V&C B U T T E R
41c
ib
SWAN
vr cuv
T»U Chun
C o rd o n Patch C . B.
load O ’ i n M u
co u po n :
B iib y L im oi, N a v y
o r G ro a t N o r th e r n
B o a n t, B lack Eyo
P o a : . . '.....................Ib
C o rn
no
303 10c
E
G
G
Pinabreeza-doz
S
37c
Peas
2
S a lm o n
no i
16c
Mb
25 c
Argo
C o rd o n Patth
no
303 2 5 c
C o ffe e
Gtronghoort Dog
Food
3
«na
17c
‘omalo
Sou. Bttcull
KEEP FOOD BILLS SMALL
W ith the BIG M eal in the BIG
C an I
Dinty Moore
LondO'S'shlno
Beef Stew or
Spaghetti & Meal
Beg. Ouokdf
PANCAKE
FLOUR
pfco 6c
or Mother
OATS
chi 10c
Church'.
QRAPE
JUICE
IV O R Y
FLAKES
-
�•
,*
*-w
4
4 •- >
y
-
~»-m
•
#
THURaDAY. FH1TOA8T »■ . W _
and W a rm Ltvandala, all three of
whom will be notified to report for
Snrlnr training in the Bear den.
They werr tnido nvallabU to the
t h l i , l e a n 0 „ to Oov. r a n *
when the Florida State vot
WAYCR 0 S*T~ g 7,' PY:. fc - Bear*
radii Adair.
i to '‘take out” for the duration
Vr
A O tU U U tttff
.
Tb« Wayeroa* Bear* *rc potting • ed
of
the
war.
Jarrall, Albert o.. to Aaala H u Hn« on baaeball pliyer*, bat
Ut*y*r»
Buffering
*
few
u n i% c n a i| o r a a a w tn i
Liquid honey , |n •t *to red In
Dpanur. Iran* Adair. Hat. An- In th eir arrangement* f< othibi a w arn dry plaee
>th tempera*
tten ra n * * to
L _
rew. «• R«r o . W illiam * at a t.
Way cross Obtains 3
Augustine Players
RADIO NBWB
v
YORK. ret). r i / h — t a W
r Uoitid'State* b appronrhf ne w era, aaertmlrg more
.A n d
m atu rity
a*
it
In-
|Jy demount rate* It* toll- am rtM M n I'ftlitr
i n p o r m a t B'X
n A S n in n *t> vi»:tu » n w r i o x .
avoid • atrlkr* In w nrtlm e,
lim iting ni*«lrr»tr. dvwnnd n ur to th e conrenaiM In . /•<•<•<1 ,. rupplr «« IjrA* ,.*1’ " .
M
trade union circle*
KfMlrwfi* on am ill, pnrk«L.
jBowIrt* the form ation of • l l m , . ,-Arto.ii!;i a m ] H u c V l - a J *
I o h . tl»n*l t*rma and r»rl^»«l*
n ld tb o r Board a t th e In*
ai.d u*rll|r:vll| f.d *<• •Tilpplri*
g v * f Preaident H ootcveU
lo.lnr (M ae* sir «I-IIV*/ I t* l'»
Mr with him ,o n m atter*
is*. all iran*pert*lldti ■•»].«*«»*
nnd carU.ulp f.o h. ■j*li »>*•
a worker* and tho
and
irnehi«ad* r»*li.at r^eWini*
ir* It reeoffnlrai fulhpu*a* • ■I f . rr* U * . tr|rnm»d
red' opboHnnitlee and
ion*. (loM 'n llm r i. Individually
■* ami take* advanw aahcl aiul pr#eool*4, fair l«
K*n«i*lly aood q u allir, many
•m with the proper
Prtnrlr tilanrlird, « do* lunatly
| *lreum«pectlon ■: reI, faw 1.00. poorly bleached
r teen, It was addcl
l. « A>*. |I.S*-r.TA
do*,
it »pok**m*n.
l-l M,
t» doa. > « t-t.l» .
__
oolina d o e *iin *
ig of the hoard wa*
phUalag that labor
toother mllaatona In
TODAY’S
PROGRAMS
<5;00 Jim White
rttW Up New*
r.tlO Greyhound Go* . .
CMS Vo'ed of Broadway
*!:"1 f.nm and Abner
Cdfi The World Today
7 : 0 0 Kxrunlona hr Selene*
7:15 Sapi Cuff “Paco of tb*
‘
M in i. (b*»*d on lUllyerrd » « l«
(•an all Iraaeportallnn rhar*#*).
*1% or more U. ». No. I nu«lUr, Individually wa*h*A. in**
rnl i f rraten. trlmnivd lop*.
doa-i I M I A I h
*«5
rral»* 1-114 d o * , M Mtly *reaed
»l.l*. lop la* axlra, CltUI-A
VIMTA. Iloldan llaart, il»m*nd
fair, mark*l nboul aleady, r*rloada
f.o.b.
alilpplna
point
Ibaaad on dallvarad anlta Iron
all transportation ah*r«r«| «J*W
or mora IT. H. No. I oualliy.
Individually
waahad,
Ooldrn
, llaart II".
da*, monily
* -* > d o t. t j.t o .l.t s . oar load*
f.o.n! r*»b .track, I'aarnl. •*%
or mora IT. ». Un. 1 qual ty.
. Individ ii llv w an lird ,. 4
I f , and I f eralr* trlmmrd
n tw u tR fli
In* or the Oeotwll-Florida Leat \ |< Amir. l» llactor MeCWa.
lu o . It la dUelowtl tu.luy by
i t *—n i A * i »:nv
Georg*
Fcaperman, club prejiiftnt.
.SnwMri, UynitMcx, to Oenem
dwtiart.
’ i t ,
Under * working ngreeme nt be
Itaruatri, Jaffrrtnn Daria, raw tween the Bruin* ami the’ A tlanta
TM.I U.*U JUiroallr
; *, \
Cracker*, three player* from the
8t. A uguitlno Saint* o f th e Flor
la Amarleafl Chemical
id* Btit* Lrapuo are being algned
air* under a charter
by the B e a n for 1!M2- 'T h e y rre
Stanley E. Bay, Chatlo* W crthcr
V.’nr”
7:20 AOenlie .Snort* Reporter
. :. 0 Livid Jam bhff •
:C0 Y t'i C an't Do Bualneaa
w ith H itler
»
8M3 Mako Mlno SB
.
■."■(> Dnf/>'* T a rrrn *
7 :6rr,r,laur Ji.tvli and th e Now*
D:3J
1 ):Ci)
1t):lS
| l : t r»
It dll
l lilS
l IMS
11MI0
AnclKI.r.H d ih T r i c t : d »mand ro°'t, nw rk ei alrady on 12:00
paaral, raiioada f.o.b. (hlppina !2:C3
S
V 't o v in t n i.K
AH Popular
U L m
Jn m Delivery
J Dixie
^Crystals
ARCADE
Package din
-O A na.C A H a.lw w
/.e^deiny Award
Big, Toartt ..
Glenn llliler Orchcatra
"Tho Flr*t T.lne”
New* af the World
New* Anal yt Is
Dance Orenestra
Dane* Orchealr*
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Linton Well*, new*
Slfrn Cff
TOMORROW’S PROGRAMS
0:50 Norman Boaaley A ilia
Pw« C ovboyi
7:00 BrM kfaatfitovlUo*
fi.-oo New. of the World
8:10 Four Singing B*teamen
8:30 David 8hoop Oreheatra
ERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS'
8:48 yjiitinu
CiOO Morning Dovotloaa
ECONOMY DEPT.
HAMS
TRrcir p^V^nH^VNoNmjl'ANn
21c I CHEESE, Jb.
PIC LIVER, lb.
I . . U. I \
.
10c |NECK BONES, S A i. SSe
White Hacon, center cuts, lb. 19e
C t 'D llt r *11.
V* HIT” tlOtMHfS
BACON, lb.
teat fao*
15e
G l . UNOKKtl
BACON, lb. ... ... .. \2ViC BACON, lb.
—
lie
aaaoRTRO
COLD MEATS, lb.
BOLOflNA, lb............ 15c .iAMBlIRGER, lb. .... iH
vnatiR N
WIT t u t P iiili
uii.»o«c H im *
BEEF LIVER, lb. .!.
LARD, 2 11)8.. ....__ 29c SQUARES, I h .____ l ie
HO HRCK OH UltK.IMT
M * l a llP L U IR K
HncnH llrgntar (laaar fa te d
a.i.
HAMS. Ui............... - 4 ' 25
ROAST, lb 1.........
h o k io
cor a m
WHOLM I..IMI
SHOULDER, lb.
Rutabagas
ANN PAGE KETCH
NECTAR; TEA. 0?i
A & I* APPLE HA
Ann I’njre BAKED.
b are t<i put tim
» y*t . . . nut if
i iP'lp yull keep
o f -.11. Drive In
.fh«(k-up an ynar
•*, wotor,’ Inttcry
>r a gulOc*. -
J»
for forest Bro looLouU.
totnai u ***.
:
i ’ v i i i . i iv
.
. ,
ORANGE LAYER.
ENRICHED MAI
niter,’.*. tmrrovei »q;ht
T f T "" " — ’
m
«Vtrthcrtttcjf*thMt entlnj fnrr>)t<« Ini*
nrrvfn yialon at nlRbl, Cl’ tk C rifflth president of the Icnatotv. told
nvwimtu tlM lie pMuncd ta feed
them to (ii* |>l‘ yvr». and that tliey,
probably woyM" l:u otfvrvd M *aW
"DmpBaj will get ’em free," ht
A A P QUALITY MEATS
CLUB STEAK.
iL.„.......... - .... ......h.!-
C H U C K R O A S T , l b . ___ ... . . . .______________
P O R K - C H O I 'S , l b . __________
I Rr^ll GROUND-,SAUSAGE.'Hr.
n u n ROLL.
n n n 1» n.
t .
CHILI
BEST. GRADE 1
RATH'SLICED
FRESH DRESS!
LAMB IUB CHI
LEAN BONELK
A IX BItAND* m
t
SWEET MIX PICKLE
*
{JlLL ^ lC K L B :— 4 W ^ a MKAL ------ --• m S A W T M B A •* • • •
GRAHAM CRACKERS
•5*nv»«u •
ALASKA
-T tT '
snMwwMmt
"gr*.
t
SAUSAGE, lb. ......... .. H e
•
.Zj ,
%
�. . 4.„
t•*
9
THE BANlWfflD HERALD, 8ANF0Rj), f o o f t lt U
No individual can adequately
plan for tha future but analys
ing what hat already happened,
realising that there are qolrtq
to be more end morn shortages
in ell manufactured lines (con
sider the tire, aulemokite, er.d
sugar shortages already upon
us) we believe this is qood ad
vice. A t present our stocks are
complete in furniture, radios,
rugs, washing machines, appli
ances, ice beset, etc. there are
at present no restrictions on
any of these items. W o can tell
them to you an our regular easy
terms and with up to 18 months
to pay.
OUB PROBLEM
Merchandise and
Values That Will
Never Be Available
THE RESULT
PAGE S B 1
T o t* * - '
�THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
THE SANFORD ITERALD, BANFOnD, FLORIDA
r*nt pmpja rater to this h*Wt
u>»l out* facilities for c»rtvg:at>h.e doodling? U
.outline
•.(aTS* be (meed o n -th e table '
:*•
U i - . • ■■ •
cloths and sir* the
amateur
CAMP BLAND,NG, Feb. l ~
••<•••• i..l. i» rtaJy-rr.ndn field of A Merited Of--leer a t Corap
oocrtlons, rzyn the laundry folk*. Manding telle of a eoldier who
left ramp for a data with hi,
girl Irlra d , la Oeala and ended
Up with a casty-lempert-I eow.
• When th* poldier arrrieri In
lore arr(>*
. cviirw, vary with the new*. One Ocala he found that M» airl « «
« n 't
11
*>-’ ‘ Ruwinn -front. away, no he eta:tel out to Joo'c
j P * AmSI’r-vn8 (ndilluti c f " ' h rnn*1 *amb- ** * 'I* * 1*1- for her. It waa nlyht. HU hrodHghla picked up ‘a eow In th '
E ta/
VibUr/h
,,m- *>" b* ‘he Uhm* middle
of the road. He (lowed
e J i r t . rr*! ,,0,Uc
* “ b CJfTled beef
down and veered to Uie right,
/• Z m
{ $ £ . t> sni' ta b t o ^ ^ h a p * . /■
ro did the eow; then be veered
to the krft, eo did the eow. The
° r t • forTM
br°thcr.
r, m
n.urr neannlfr- re- „r ,,n,:e
fl)-mly<Hi
ln ■th,*°n<
arm^
„f loldier ended up In th* ditch.
t from M t t i of laondrle,, ,h< UnHed Stale*? If you have
Ae ho eat there wondering
bw eiipuly houses, Ihe In- ynu pro|.aJ,ly know how hnr.l What to do, tha bovine charged
h"» beromn
runmtn have to work and how iha ear and broke Ms nrm.
I that Od psrcrnl of .the M(tfr they are for good books
T h it nettled tha matter. Com*
he today U .onrrrncri with t„
, lh t|r
off duly. pleteljr dlsgu*ted. the soldier
ilrn U p r. On tho
tab\>. ___ J,____ -____
propped up hU arm and drove
P of tha Nation, nmvU:r ,Vour gift book might reach the bock to camp to the hospital.
pU ti r >!• • I . i . i i ; eaeli hand* of n alranga noldier mast
how .th b Nation's nrm»l guard. It might go to a relative
, thbuM dii;v»**e ,if their and it might rearh the hand,
a, ■airplanev, tank*, knJ s j ef y o u r own non or brother.
».<■ .
Place your name on the fly
why shouldn't . I be restau- leaf of gift book.
NEW YORK. Feb. * t- A I Ihcugh Japan has been consid
ered the moet vulnerable from
the viewpoint of cuppllra of raw
materials arch an Iron and steel
rerap, It Is now Indicated that
Japanese stockpile* of scrap ara
far greater than U generally re
alised, and are sufficient for
arms production a t peak rate*
for many months, according to
a survey issued yesterday by
“ Iron Age.*’
estimated Japnn'a pile of Iron and steel scrap
nt
the
b*glnnlng
of the current
,
year n l about 10,000,000 torn.
Vllunln Bi. Mcbeet lead Me Impwtant VlioIn the ta rt 10 years It la point
mta kl (Thlamia) — and meea Usable Irea
ed out, Japan received abort II,.
than Spinach. Ostanaal leads ail Cereals is
COO.OOO tone Irom the Unltrd
Pr*lelas Uot koOd Muscle.
States, a period In .which the
Japaneao steel Industry produced
OVINIZIO I I HOUtt
.
.
approximately 89,000,000 tons
AT TNI MILL
vlVe4VU M;*',
et l lev I Ingot and castings and
about 30,000,000 tons of pig
Ter Mace rtavae —> -yU a.w ar-w ^tlahl tUaes more pro- .V W W p *
Iron. Among .factors taken Into
account In making the survey
nr* Japan'* Imports of finished
iteal products nt well at scrap
and recovery of old metal* from
larye-acal* wrecking operations
Soldier Gets Cow
Instead Of Girl
;WIdeas For
feStaiirants Are
low Made Public
1
11
W /r r K M '
■M
f lmm
H
fT H
*■
J
M
W
w
pcaa&dB
H
^
I 1
GRANGES ~ea. lc
Japan Is Reported
To Have Much Iron
^
you
Potatoes
on
Meat Value Available Today! Serve Pork Often!
rN K SU
By PAUL ROBINSON
DAW.IM3
fiFTW zvouiar
H lt t - R O
l.IT T l.s: n n
B ID E S , l b . . . . . .
ISV jc
HEADS, lb. „
SAUSAGE, lb.
H A M 8*' lb ..............—
s n O U L D E R S lb . 17V ir
PORK LIVER, lb. 13c PORK BRAINS lb. 19c
Brisket BPABE RIBS, lb.
tudiMAVa q u u r v
Thera w*r* almost l ', ,000 motlon plctura theaUra in opera
tion In 1041 In th* United State*.
KETT
TABLE
iVJPPLY
' Fresh Fruits
'f, z' S
’And ^ g e ta b le s
j W
Sun O’ FloriiU. lb. 33e
Country Smoked lb.,^5c
Dreokfut Links lb. 39e
End Cuts ....
Center Cuts
Grapefruit................ 4c
r s Sweet POTATOES
.... 5 lbs. 14c
V Florida-Celery............
stalk 5c
CABBAGE
....Ih. 3c
Yellow ONIONS............. 2 lbs. 13c
Yorkj . •APPLES____
:....... 4 lbs.
19c
Y i
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THE
FLAG
"I p M |f allegiance Is the Flag at
Iks Ualtad Stales af A s e tk i, aad U Iks
Rrpablle fer which It iliirfi, one Nation.
Indivisible, with liberty and jostles for alL"
SANrORD, FLORIDA,
In Fight At
ed C a p ita l
Italians Assert Axis
Forces Are But 40
Miles From Tobruk:
RsAJF. Strikes Foe
Reunited
German Defenses
h Russia S aid
To Be Reinforced
Meanwhile, Um A s i a Tore**
re continuing Um pursuit of Um
riUgp la Libya now withla 40
lies of Tobruk, Um Italians aa-
Strait Proves
r ___ n u
While the Brltlah army cons*
and reported only patrol aetl*
ty and eperatlona of mobile
•alumna “along the whole ef our
front,** the latest hlghwater
mark e f the Asia su tw n n l push
was Indicated In aei BAP communinue which announced Bri
Oho of the most remarkable' combat photos, made at Urn- e a r n
tish bombers had been active
moment that the destroyer Shew blew up during the Japanese
east and west of Tm jal.
sneak raid an the Peart Harbor, Hawaii, naval base on December
8 touted
the
town 7. IThe Shaw was one of three fle-lrojreri last ta the attach.
British Slngnpor# artillery
poumd sheila I n t o mssaed
JgfMUMM iOTMioO forces tO• d#v acriM tbo Johore Strait
W IL A J. and J#p*n###
ar-a^,iS,to-2?
_______ _______
by the enemy.
Robber Substitute
Plan Approved
By House Group
Gq*yu)e
from the Libyaa-EgypUaa bor
der.
Meanwhile, from London Um
admiralty lifted the curtain mo
mentarily for a b rie f. glimpse of
submarine warfare In both the
Mediterranean and Um Atlantic,
disclosing a bitter give aad take
with Um Asia which coat Italy
several of her undersea * craft
but to*k from Britain one ef her
moat famous submarine. raiders,
UM Triumph.
The Triumph, a 1000-ton p e
trol type (eanmriaa carrying a
Dermal crew ef 01 men wea lost
after sinking four Asia navel
aalts, Inchading a U-boat, and
abM Axlg iupply shine la a “suesession of eucceoaful petrols’" in
Gift .Cooks which Wltl furnish
itart* foment to teen In various
e a c h * af the artaod force, will
i Office on
a, yourself,
tbo pointed
e.nti-elrcraft
Mrs. Anderson
Dies At Home
- Of Son Today
Mr*. Virginia Rogers Aedc
rsaidant of 8>nfonT for the
U years, died at the horn
her son aad daughter-in-law,
end Mrs. Sandy Anderson.
■ . *t
.1 4t30
t.M o’clock
J . 1 u l l.lk
morning
follnwlgg
a lingering Illness.
Mrs. A M tfton who was U year*
aid, waa- Mrn In Madison, Qa.
Prisoner Of Nazis
American Gunners In
P h i l i p pines Des
troy Emplacements
•
( l y *4w M r<H frvusi
German defeases havr been
strengthened, evidently from air*
borne reinforcement,, in Russia aa
Berlin rwvried today Italian
planes were called on to help tn*
N id i.'
«M
M oscow
radio
broadcast
a lata communique ls ,t night
■ayiav that Soviet force, “eon*
tinned to - advsnr-, overcoming
enemy opposition." It ,aki f t
German planes were downed In
combat Wednesday with to .tus•Ua. losses, and nine raider*
w *r»td*« ttoved Thursday over
the - appwnthea to Moscow.
Th* Hovlft high command end Wlag Cental. Robert It. S. Task
other sources
reported
the
On* of the most famous of
•laughter oj more than ti.000
German troops In battles seat- British sees. Wing Commander
Robert
Roland Stanford Tuck, ‘J 3,
tread front Leningrad to the sec
of Aaov, In addition to the “an- has boon ihot down ami taken
nlhllatlon and dlsoeraar of a prtaoner, the 'official N ail new,
fart* o f 3.M0 by th* Re<l air j agency said It had learned fmm
military sources. Tuck was infleet on the southern front.
A communique said that In a i hurt.
single day of hoatllitle* in th*
nertbwoet
salient
stretching
down toward Smolensk the Carm«na lost I.JOrt men and were
driven out of five villages.
Gorman reports acknowledred
heavy fighting In the outskirts
M mites north of
<>« ,™llrm d to
is soviet penetra
tion there appeared to constitute
a throat to th* left flank of
German position a t Kharkov.
The Moscow radio said Busslan planes were giving strong
mpport to Marshal
Semyon
Pimoahenko's drive toward the
big bend of the Dnieper River.
The kctpln.- of poal-graduilr
Windstorm And
Tornado K ills
3y Injures 39
Cmlrta Will Decide
Tax Collection Case
tiBhopa State In War,
Ionia Are Needed
Japs Claim Two War-*
ships, Two Other
Vessels Sunk And
5 More Damaged
Nippon Bombers *
Blast Rangoon
Italian Planes Are
H e l p i n g Nazis,
Berlin R e v e a l s
Ing of the local council held at
his home ea Park Aveace last
alsht.
Troop 34 has organised an
emergency service patrol and
plans were adopted for e conn,
ty-wide emergency service pro.
It ram. headed bp -B. W. MrCalm b - The (ouneUJh composed of
Y r . Bmlth. n ffT T triO n g . J. X .
fl»m Anderaoit of Washington. D. Trawick, Prancls Meriwether and
C-, Mias Virginia Anderson of Val- Ned Smith. The program In
clude* organisation of several
emergency service patrols tn
work with the Defense Council
•nd the Red Cross.
Scouts will he urged to bemum
efficient In disaster relief
b* securing merit badge* In
eon will accompany Um body of P in t Aid. Life Saving, Health,
his mothdr to Eatonlon, Ga. Flietnanshlp and 81ngaling.
where Interm* r* Service will be ‘Boy acovta throughout the naUoa will wear uniforms during
tho coming week and a special
church service has been planned
at the Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning and at tho Plrat
r n m r sn re
w.i. a
Baptist Chnrrh Sunday night. —Tww^peronrwwr* kUlsd a n d ^ t
Troop BO will have charge ef tho
Junior High School assembly
program on Tuesday.
'
'A typical camp scene will be
placed on Um lawn nebt to the
P o s t Office Saturday morning
Where a noon meal will be
cooked demonstrating ocout cook*
lac. Poor patrols — the Bearer,
Pfytar Eagle. Hawk aad Bat.'
Ueenake under the direction of
reportlni
thalr patrol leaden wlU demon.
government defense *trato emergency Plrat Aid, fire'Umeaenda of smalt building without the use of
4 Idle, asked Imme- M le b e . land knot lining, at
tn to create e divl- Plrat Street and Park Avense.
buaineaa production Mamolia and P in t, a t tho Past
r production board. Office and Senferd A rv o e and
| P in t Street. Troop I will damgar trate signaling by eendinc a
gsgt sags fmm Um clock on P in t
Street to Um Mayfair HoML
TALLAHASSBB, Fob. «e-GPI
—Tho courts will doeldo whether
Comptroller J . M. Lee had au
thority t* employ Casey, Walton
and Spain, Miami law firm , to
ewtloet thousand* of dollars doJACKSONVILLE, Fab. • —t>P) Jlnqoaot tiXM 99k 9 pt m a U gt
Jibe Episcopal ifouse e f tlah- fee.
M Ineerporated III a eUtemeat
Attorney General Tom Watson,
i tbs church Thartdav a dedsr. who contended th a t hie departJan he Bishop Henry 8L BMstt tbouM handle each cases,
Serge Tucker who warned that raid Kg would “take In the
courts” the legality ef Lae’s ran-
Penney.Co. Has New
A n ty an t ‘ Manager
w r
NUMBER 1SS
Cruiser Hit, DutcU
Fleet “ Annihilated”
Tha Brltlah stiffened thsir Libtn Unsa appreciably today aa
X T . planes hurled destruction
to Um lengthened Asia supply
__ a.
Member AasocUted Pres*
Y, FEBRUARY «, l» lt
WASHINGTON. Feb. g. UP)
— President Franklin U. Rosarvell aw cried today a Pacific
W ar Council ha* btea la ap.
oration her* sad londoa f*C( •
a month and he reported class
cwoperrtlon.
Ia ,
iM w IalH
I've*. I
A T o k y o headquarter*
communique today claimed
that a U. S. crulaer of th#
T,050-ton Marblchcntl typ# f
has Irccn d am ag ed by Jap
anese naval planes in th#
Java Sen youth o f - Macaaaar
Strait. The communique M i d
the entire Dutch Indies
fleet waa “virtually mini*
hJIatcd." with two cruiser#
sunk, u thlnl heavily datnag*#,
end i nolhi-r h.000-ton ship sunkJa|>anese sources also claimed
Jap planes sank • lO.tHXMon snip,
set a 6,000-ton vessel sfirs anil
scored lomb hits on thres sm all
c raft in *n attack on a transport
cenvoy Just west of Singmpera.
Rangoon w -s poundsil by
waves of beiubrrs. Ten ra ldofa
werw rvtwrted downed aad l i
probably dlntaged by Urlll*h-Amrriran volunteer filers.
In the Philippines, Amsrlran
gunners srs reported tn have des
troyed iho Jrpsnewe artillery *mplarenients of the southeast shoe*
of M snili Bay. Japan I" debark
ing new reinforcements along U ng aym Gulf ares, 110 m ilts north
of
Manila. The lU tan front was
r.ml rollrgr record, of pupil, in
|
reported
relatively quiet.
Sanford school* and the return I N.E.I. headquarters
seknowledging of the schools to the numeri I etl th* Japanese have
captured
cal system of reporting Ihr prog tam arind*. 60 miles north
of
ress of pupils to parenls, were J. pa nr »e-occupied Bilik l’a)>an, bn
discussed t y the Hvnfonl Hoard the Borneo cast coast. Japanese
of School Trustee* at their second renewed attacks on east Java, a*
regular meeting Wednesday at other*
were sighted In southeast
the Court House, Secretary R. K. Borneo, fnd on the east crast of
. „
• nn0UI*"J
‘ f,rr' Dutch Sum atra.
Japanese bomber* blasted Kali'
Professor ti- E. McKav re,H.rtJ*l«ne»e
r,| that the high school h a. l- r r i , K -m . th«
kerning record* on graduating •!""
. ' „h J,*
Burma are .holding
fvat. „n
on lhl,
tho
ve'ra, hi id in addition. the school Salween Blver. 100 miles east of
Rangoon.
hv* the rmplovment record of
For Gen. M acArthur’s Ameri
csch rtmlcnt. S. 0 . Chase ststril
that over a number of yrar* a can and rillplno soldier* tho lull
prorrsm of keeping record, on yesterday undoubtedly m eant a
for
student, who have graduated Ion* overdue opportunity
would reveal worthwhile trend,. real and h a lr-trlr-e r sleep. Gen.
beeo
Regarding tha use of the nu M acArlhur’a men have
merical system on report card# to fighting with few , letup* **.•
rarent*. the Board decided to ask nearly taro month*.
Aa M«p a ir w arfar" Increnaed
Superintendent
Superintrndent T. W
W., Idw ton tn
Batavia the Dutch high
appoint r committee of trechrrs
ami principals to rtudy the ad- riMinn D-l announceil that p a rt
v»ntaie» and disadvantage, of of the Dutrh garrison a t the oil
this system.
port of Oallkpapan, on Borene*’*
After - U m . weather become* e a st coast, fought Its way out
w-rmrr. It Is likely the opening o f a Japanese encirclement and
time of the school* will be rre was making a stand In
tha
tort'd to 8:30, It was staled. Un jungle. Thecs men were quote!
der W*r Time, which will ad aa saying th a t tho Japanese, chal
vance clocks on* * hour starting lenging tha “seniehe.l earth
School Trustees
Meet For Second
Time Um - Year
Group Discusses Re
cording W o r k Of
Graduate P u p i l s
Monday, the schorls will convene i m ll-y In the Far East for tho
at J:30 A M. an hour later than first lime had thrvatcnrd to exe
ui u 'l. This advancement has been cute any Dutchmen who helped
m idr. Mr. Kipn said, because of
the destruction of tho city’*
the difficulty of beating the school in
oil Installation*.
buildings a t tho oarllar hour, and rich
Meanwhile, amid the cohfueed
also because bus children would
_
have to leave homo much rrriler end still Inconclusive
on cold morning*. The dinner hour thus 'p rsg rtu ln g unon the for
In all schools will correspond with aporoschei to the Burmese capi
tal cf Rangoon—It lies across
the new time.
II. E. Morris, principal of the. tha Msreban gulf from MootJunior High School, triced on tho mein—* British military spoksequeorien af a raorlt avsUm for us*, m»n declared:
“Certainly It U our definite
In disciplinary p r^ lem t arising
on buoes, and Chairman J. L. Qrl-I Intention to bold Rangoon a t all
Rangooa
Iowa* urged all prlnclpalo tn check coats. But even If
should ro It wouldn’t m ass the
-nd of Burma or Um
Buna*
Road.”
Prom 30 tn 40 gallons af
sap are needed to malts a
of bis pis sytpp.
University M ss
WEATHER
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
PA GE FO U R
_____________
Tippy Matron
Celery Feds Are
FARMERS’ MARKET
Graduates Into
Badly Beaten By
a g r o a r a*, ax
rry i: y aaam r
Ocala, 44 to 18
Featured Race B A xroaio
nauuer
Showing th« effects of a con
test played the night before plue
tha l a c k of reserve etrenath,
Sanford*!
Celery
Fed*
were
ewimped yeiterday afternoon at
the high achoof by Ocala'*
aharp-tyed, puab-ihootlng f i r e ,
44 to IS.
The local team
completely
r a r e . o u t In the la*t half, al' though there w ai little doubt
th at Ocala had the better team
veaterdxy In both v a n ity per
former* and lubftltute*. The
green-clad Wildcat* rolled up a
14 to 7 halftime lead In alow
faihlon in d after that, the Fed*'
gam* went to piece*. The eonteet w»* w itneued by a howl
ing crowd of High cchool aludent*, who didn’t have much to
howl about.
Forward Adam* made 15 point*
to lead the Wildcat*, with Cen
te r E- William* a field goal be
hind with 1.1. Jack Herring, who
made (even point* In the game
agalnat W inter Garden Monday
night In which the Fed* won. 26
to 17, again accounted for aeven
to lead the low-tcorlng Fed*.
Ocala previously licked the local
team, 28 to IS.
- The line-up*:
SANFORD
po*
OCALA
(8) Bobbin*
Herring
(16) Adam*
Daniel*
(18) E. Wilma.
Fleming
(3) Daniel*
Branan
(2) Hhashy
Lee ( l )
—
Cleveland,
; Bube: Sanford
(2 ),
Brock;
rruluck.
Hick*
Ocala — Floyd, Mu*»eau, TravU,
Oliver, W alker (3). Referee:
Hughe*.
Nicotinic a c i d , an Important
member of vitamin D complex —
and not nicotine, h a * a n e w
name, "Niacin,” chosen by Na
tional R eetarth Council.
I; V
W *r* S to m a c h U lc e r P a in s
N ap o le o n ’s W a te rlo o ?
S&'-t
The g reat Nepoleon who contrvd nation* w»» .* hlmaelf a
of after-eating palna.
who are dlatreued with
atomech o r ulcer pains, Indiges
tion, gae pain*, heartburn, burnLV Ing sensation, bloat and other
lltion* caused by excels acid
try ' a >Sc box of Udga
They m u s t help or
refunded. A t McReynolda
ug Co. and good drug atorea
(here.
Adr.
LONQWOOD, Feb. 4, (Special)
—Tippy Matron, a full alater to
Ill-Guide, graduates Into tha fea
tured ninth race tonight at the
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Gub.
Tippy hae met with repeated
■ueeesses in low tr races and now
tonight, she matches stride* with
•uch good one* as E xtra Special,
Eric, I.uoky Mark, S tarry Flag,
Daiay Mint, F a it Fury and Grand
S I* .
Delay Mint has one of the unique
records a t the track this season.
At various times, ahe has won and
aid price* ranging from $36 to
119. Monday night, aha cam*
In third In the featured race and
paid (he enormous show price of
$24, one of the longest show price*
of th* season.
The Kennel G ub management
■gain reminded greyhoumT fan*
that free season'passes »re avail
able a t all plecee in Central Flor
id* where racing programs a rt on
sale. They can also be obtained
at the track.
(yvernlght Entries For Wednesday
F irst Racw—Futurity
I II.n'. Kay
t Tlllla llarp.r
I tly llualneaa
« Ml,. ii.lv ,.
I Irish Note
1 KM Mlk.
I l.>n« Mary
I Nnrrtl
Second Race—Futurity
irtra l Hair Hally D-akl-l
I Ht>n,l Up
• Fly Fool
I ililnli'a Imaga • P a r. Choir.
I lind l-r.iu rt
T I>r. F.«f
4 Hub* III It ■
I (Inina Ht-ady
Third Race—6-16 Mil*
ll-aal Hair Dally D-ukl.f
I Trlrkla Inn
I Iran* Mac
I I’ourt 1*4111Ilf
S ll.auty Made*
] lt»d Trader
7 Miriam Moor*
• Willi. Milo
I My rortuna
Fourth Raa#—5*14 Milo
I llell'a D rr
I f'l-m .ntlna
1 Philip Morris i I.ady Hue.
> C .oil.
7 Hllm llatar,I
I Our I'aeh
I Mmnky nuts
Fifth Raco—« -|g Mil*
I llnurbnn Dny I H e rn Cash
I Honoring Ban * llraee
I Daley Bella
7 Treon Tale
I May Keen
I Tweedledee
S litk Race— Futurity
I Doubtful John I N. Andrswi
5 Hmoky Day
I Court Cltrk
t (’»m»n Hoy
7 Morning Judies
4 Ie«dy Imag*
I Crafty Andrew
Seventh Race—5-18 Mil*
I Ikiurt Oula
I Jo* Willard
I l-edy Higher • Hun Velley
I n iar’e Image ' T Clear Call
• Masked Hed
I gunny I—. .
Eighth Race T a ta rity
Joyful Mnrn
I Irftrky Teker
• lied Paddy
* Jer »• Ilock
i Roll re e l
7 lleckleee Mike
4 Hllm llrlmea
• Juel mend
Nlath Race—4-14 Mil*
1 Erie
I Calm Hpeclal
I l.urky Mark
( Karl Purr
I marry Flag
t Tippy Matron
4 Daley Mini
t Don Orlando
Tanth Raco—6-14 Mil*
I Darling le u
I Mary ilia*
i ln>n Orlando
* Mormnney
1 Dorothy
,-f Don 'X
4 Juet lleeelo
’ » Varnl.h
Eleven in Raco—6-11 Mil*
I4|ela*#la He eel
I llob Moor*
I gpllaenburg
a Ida Wlllerd
* llang fluids
I Holden Alice tMlea ran Dandy
< Buddy Jack
I Hold Deal laid
Major Leagues Will
Play 14 N ight Tilts
T b la la c rla p , n ip p y
W M th c r, a n d It calla
f o r r d rin k to w a rm
y * tll
‘a c k a g e
Goods
leer & Wines
Cocktails
114 N. Park Av4.
nV WB DELIVER
Telephone 1106
NEW YORK, Fab. 4c-W>)—
Th* major leaguea adopted a
program of 14 n i g h t games
Tuesday with tha Washington
Senator* winning a compromise
that gave them 21 a fte r dark
conte* t*.
Th* Increase In the number of
night garnet was voted a t a
memorable joint meeting of th*
major laaguas a t which plana
f o r baseball's participation In
the w ar effort were approved.
Clark Griffith, president of
th* Senators, cam* I n t o th e
meeting seeking special dispen
sation for 28 gamea and a fte r
‘an hour-long argum ent received
parmlaalon for a compromise o f
21 game* a t the peraooal to g .
gtillon of Commleeioner K en t,
aew M. Lendl*.
Even a fter tha 14-game pro
gram fo r t h a m ajor leaguea
generally waa adopted the clubowner* were not In agreem ent
end there
was *
___________poaalblllty
th a t
the Cleveland Indian* In t h *
American league and the New
York Glanta and Brooklyn Dodg
er* of tho National league
might not avnll theraielvo* of
the maximum number of eon
tail* allowed them.
Th* ehertag* e f ju te from In
dia for making tm rlap barn la
bring felt In R raill Bad Ecu*,
dor, where It la used for coffee
W » - __________________
a i a c a u u D o t * p w rrr a x u
r c o n r a i t r . n k po h t
sC eelee eg to l t d ! A. H.
re * . 4. I MX
pfcooe* «a
i.n . ataa
P L o a iu a rH o iit-rr*
BBAKK—Tendorgreon and llleck
Velenllne. Hu. Ilpr. lie *
IIKETB—Dos. Ban. 7*r-lar
CA11IIA(IK—Ton. Bulk, fair In fry.
m . t e - i i i e * u*d. iipr. n »ttl.S*. Chinese, Crt*. II **-91.36
CARROT*—Doe. Hon. Oe-atr. Hu
Hpe. I l . l l - l l . l t - - CAl'LlrUlW KH — Crates, Faory,
li.u -ii.e *
CBI-KUr—C r a t e s . | 1 1 C - | l o a
CELERY
H E A R T H —4-relee.
I4r
OUT OP tTATM PHODICT*
APP1-EJ4—Kaelern, lAi II. kl 11.bi
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c a l fa ir ly goadf dem and, M r -
WOMEN Get
2-Way Rellofl
Periodic distraae due enbr .to
functional cause* la relieved for
many who s ta rt I day*
"th* time" end taka CARDUI
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CARDUI he* another Importe n t use: aa a tonl* te ettmuappetite. Inert*a* flow ef
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THUMBS UP FOR BONDS AND STAMPS! Jhis wai
poster, illustntins how Americana can help tha air forces tc
victory, la being displayed in the windows of 600,000 of tht
Nation's retail atorea where Defense Stamps—in denomina
tioni from 10 cent* to |5 —ere being sold. This U ono of a
leriea of human-interest posters being prepared to remind
th* public of its part in the war effort.
k NEW YORK. Fab. 4— 4AVL*o Durocher h a d 'th a answ er to
th* $28,000 question all ready
whan th* aubjict. of hi* fa# for
m anaging th* Brooklyn Dodgers
this y e a r care* up. Th* tarma
of th* contract w ars not an
nounced, btit $26,000 la a fair
guess aa to th* number e f bean*
in tha iar.
Th* fact th a t th* transaction
waa completed. In less than a
mlnuta Indicates both Durocher
and L arry MacPhat! were a lit
t l e surprised. MacPhall didn't
think Leo would taka th* amount
offtrad, and Leo didn't think
MacPhall would offer IL Thqy
were both ipeechleaa. If th a t Is
possible, and before they could
recover the deed waa done.
Anyway, it waa another cagey
publicity move by the unpredict
able MacPhall. The logical se
quence of arant*
a fter the
Dodgers won th* pennant would
be to sign tha m anager flrah
and taka car* of everything else
laier.
B ut
MacPhall
never does
thlnga logical!*. Dropping the
news of Durocher’* signing Into
th* backwash of th* world ae
ries and th* tidal wav* of foot
ball wouldn't hav* created a rip
ple on th* ■porta p a g a a. So
what happens? T h e .new t le
withheld until a quiet Sunday
morning during th# off eaaaon,
and It got tha eplaah It deaerved.
Tha Dodger* are doing things
In a big way thl* year. In fart,
MacPhall always does thing* In
a big way. The guy even whlipera out lood.
U. S. Marines a t Midway Is
land hav* their own newspaper,
th* "Coral Reef," edited by
Georg* A. L a v i e III, former
University e f Minnesota student.
Th* first latter o r th* first two
letters of radio call signal* Indi
cate th* nationality of tha nation.
The avert g* thicknaaa of th*
ice cap In Greenland le 1,000 fe e t
.
0RLANIX7, Feb. 4. — OF) —
Like 01' Man River, Johnny Coo
ney heap* ro llin ' ' along. H*
doesn’t know how OP Man Rlvili lie is II lilil a s fo r hlmaelf
JfT living rig h t th a t, turn* the
trick.
"I ju s t taka cars of myself."
the 41-year-old center fielder for
the Boston B ra n * explains.
Johnny also takes rare of
himself on th e . f i e l d , as evi
denced by hi* 1319 batting aver
age last season, second only to
Brooklyn’s sensational y o u n g
Pete Reiser, *and hi* nomina
tion as th* veteran of th* year.
" I play a little golf, fish a
little," Coney continued. "I feel
fine now. It think I’ll have one
more good y e a r at least. I’d
Ilk* to have a couple more or
so. Then I’d be satisfied — I
When the "couple pr to y e a n "
are over Johnny would like to
•tay In tha. .gam*
aa a coach.
,
>!•'• " R ' f thought about becoming “a manager—-he“ ~
said.
,J
"Baseball la all I know, go
I'd like to stick around in it,"
Johnny explained.
' The veteran outfielder thus far
ha* shown plenty of what It
takes in " s t i c k around.” He
joined B e a t o n in 1922 as a
southpaw pitcher and In f o u r
years waa an* e f th* tan lor e i ^
cult’* tap hurlsra. Than hi* i s H
ary arm w ent bad.
An operation for an alhow laremoved thirteen p ic a * el •
from hi* arm but on* year
later, during epring training. It'
Went dead, ao another o p e ra tio n
v u ordered.
.
(This time tha left arm waa
shorter than th* other and John
ny began a tour th a t took him
to Jersey C ity, Newark and To-,
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXIII
•■t—
E sta b lish e d
ir . —
In 1908
U. S. Planes Down
Pursuit Ship And
Bomber Over Java
P-40 Type Of A m eri-j-------------------------can Fighter Air-1
Dishing It Out
-ships Are P u t I n <-------------------------Use Against Japs!
Lilli Reported
In Batan Fight
Allied Hospital Ship
I s Attacked Nine
Times In One Day
LONDON, Fab. 8. — (A P)
—Th» Admiralty asserted to.
day that w u n l Italian »"kmarine* had “paid Iba aaltlraata penally’* aftrr they had
ham aant to help’ the C ar
man*' eahtaerine campaign
in tha Atlantic.
plane* were P-40 fighter*. Thia
wax the llra t ' Indication t h a t
plane* of thia type piloted by
A m e r i c a n Arm* flier* h a d
reached' lho Netherlands E ast In
die*.
*.
A lull wa* reported in Urn
fighting on the Uataq peninsula
In the Philippine*.
From M«lboum»t A ustralia, a
!» L
--------111**.” It n i «Ht<Io**d today
(The .h ip *ra* apparently the
087-ton Mactah which reached
Darwin. A ustralia. aft*r tailing
from Manila .hortly a ft* r New
Year*.).
For nearly a week the J»panew have been hammering away
iwlenllcj.ly ct th* Amcrvlean-Fili
pino line* in a drive tow ard Corrvgklor fu rtm a , 17 mile* to th*
»outh a t the gateway to Manila
La*'.
They appear to b* eartc.ntra.tin g along lh*i w*tt coa*t, whero
th* defender* p m lo u aly routed
two icaborne Invasion attempt*.
Th* Ja p strategy apparently
I* to attem pt a sweep acro«x the
penin.uli tn th* hope of trap
ping C*n. MaeArthur’a men and
cutting o ff any cbanc* of re
treat to Com gkfor.
The Japanese have massed at
least on* division 'above Gen.
MseArthur'a left flank and an
other above hi* right.
, Con. MacArthur reported that
$mmy aciial activity waa limit
ed to “a few sporadic bombing
attacks which did no damag*.”
>■W»«^ — I ■—■II s
*'
•r
Army Air Corps
Recruiting: Unit
, Will Stop Here
The United SlaUa Armv Ma
lle Recruiting Unit will b* sitI'tpd In front of th* Prat Office
nturdsy and 8mtdav, F*k. 7-8
1 tk* purpose of enlisting Avia: PM*ta * A n a y A lr Coeja,
A .V . Bran* of tko
lotdquartar*
m s w h w w i mummi;
t that odoeatioaal roqmlrwtor accept* net hav* b*«fl
Blasted tn a auiimarlne to the
bottom of th* Strait* of Dover,
bombed from a destroyer, re*
cued and blown from a rescuing
• hip, wounded b r shrapnel and
machine gun
bullet*.
Murr-I
Lenthreau Ik aUk of taking it
and want* to atari dishing it
nut. H* tried to join the U. S.
Navy, but waa rejected because
h* i* not a citizen. Marcel I* applying for clUstnshlp au that
ha may b* accepted.
War Production
I’reR .
NUMBER
jNippons Hesitate To Gambl
On Blow Against Singapore
:i
An expenditure of from |.1,- . an- taken oxer, each one will re00.),000 to $.’ ,000,001) will tu* quire an expenditure of between
made on the new nirport hen* It.OOO.OOo and $5,000,000“.
*|,r Navy, nn.r studying the : “ I cannot give detail* oa to
j iMs-ibility
of
in n rn .in g
it* I installation.* and number of map
| hare* in Florida, should decide 1 to be located on
the ftekla,
■to lire the new airport a* n *e- I owing to the fact th at the Navy
condary base, according to He- ' Department eonaldera thl* inperson tntive J.v Hendrick*.
formation in military aerrtlft,
"However.” Mr. Hendrick* ex- “he u ltln l" | rctpirst that th#
planed.
"These
airport*
are l>eopl«. not nnnoy the Navy D.'
merely in the study stage*. »n I purtment with letters or try
there is n |io—iliility that they j bring iiny pre««ure
IlKiUlf it
will only select
portion of will he to no avail. I shall be
th em .'
glatl to follow thia up and make
According to Mr. Ilrmtiirk*. announcements at the
pn>|>er
th r Navy Drimrfmrnt i* <*tu ly time. I have already Mipplird th$
ing th r p )«n11)1111j**t «if taking Department with all
informa
over th*» airports nt St. Augus tion necessary from the cltiea
tine. Diiytonn Bruch. iK j.tm l. concerned.
Snnfotil nml Moihourne. to Ik*
*'I.-t
me impress everyone
u*«v| ns MTomlnry
‘’This r-nding this new* again that
i* merely in the Mu lv M ares Ibr*.. airport* »ri* merely in th*
at the present time Mr. Hen- •tuily stage.* and there ii a poa.
dricks said, no appropriation ia|?*bility that they will only
• vail.ilt].* but „f course
ro u r v thi^jJ*^’1 a lH,r*l°n uf them and nat
money \r i11 In* made available I pH of them; but In my opinlofk
HiMiner or later, nil of them will
when
the
Navy
Ih -p artm en fK ,"' selected." Mr. Hendrick. coni
makes a rc<|ucst. If these fields rluded.
j
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Reds Approach
White Russia,
V,i
Latvia Borders
Artillery Duels
Across M iJe-W I
Strait Of Joh<
Jap Planes Act
l T. S. Fleet Hlasts Jan Rases
Chinese Trnoos
Pour Into Bui
Soviets Are Told Occ u p i e d Republics
To Return To Fold
fh.- Itii.M ns dec law-1 m fuiallv
( t,Mi*y that ’J.H’MI more Herman*
had fallen on the snowy battlefields far wrM of here on the mad
<tn Smoh n-k. in. I that the \ M
armv still w * rollinvr ah«aud in
its mii?hty \vim*i <• tensive d*»s.
pite fierce resislafue by fresh
Naii
ii iruciia.
Mtnnwhlle. (im rgr II Karl**,
former D niud States minister t<»
Bulgaria. *ui titmlnv in Washing- |
ton thi t llulKaria is so nn>-Rus-|
slan “there is no doubt whatever"
but that Itiilwurmn trnnpa nould
have mutinied if tent to Ru««it
to fitfht ahingsitli* Hermans.
“ Never in nil Malory," he saitl
In e refKirt to Secretary of Stale
Hull, “has there been such n tidal
wave of hatred In Kurope us now
lias welled up against the Her
man*."
rjL At —e _ , i ,, _
Mr. Karle • id he (pirstionrd J
A r e
O U I I S I a c t o r y ( whether H itler had enough men ti»|
hold the lid en this cuuMnm o f «
Local
Service official*
United States Navy and air force*. In the first important fleet
—
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have relcn*«l n-nv-* o fS a n f o r ll hltr , fhooU ln Scm| n„ ,,
he had been reliddy infornretl that I nf,jun
\\o ild War It. struck with fury ami surprise on six lap
mrn who will leave te b . Ifl to fill tv o y
rw ^m lv i n . the ($erm:na are ao short of man-1
..... . . .
.
*.
...v
power th r t onlv loy* umter ID,""*—'
">
-Mwr.httll and Gilbert Mm.d*. Many v«c»v mx
thia county's next . l e f t q u o ti. ^ ' lnf ^ M* X " * '
£
E H. C arter of the h .* d q t£ rte ra ! £ '" ‘J*
re
*
and
men
ovrr
7
T
»
are
Indog
uae«lli!iory
ship*
were
sunk
or
damaged
extensively,
and
u
number
of
slated thia morning, adding th at F°ri»d
generally vital de in *uch non-combatant dutlc* a* j g (, plan... d«*tr»yrd in tba air and on Iho gnnind. Eleven It. N.
tail*
are
satisfactory
and
th#r*
a number of men who paaaed the
Ihv cu.tom* nervier.
luivy tdnnes w e» e hist nn»| two surface vessels sustained minor
|>rr-lndurtion phyaical examination ■re but a few minor correction*
I'amaires from Uniih near-misses
in Orlando during January did not which Will ba made.
The
w
ater
and
wmate
disposal
recelvo notice! to report to Bland- ,
ffOOii,
ht»
lag due to th* fact th a t they w«r* I* U>* 1kohoola la very
not needed to fUl thi* quoti. These raid. The engineer la now ln«
ubjagt.to call r t a later •noctlnf colend ifbooD In thM
YORK, Feb. 5— An «u-
*»»• t«*M>l»*pit I'r.M )
Despite confinunua HombIng and strafing by
~]
ev airmen. 5inrapore*i I f
lillerv haw hlaMed fR
observation post*. knockfd 'i
out opposing batteries | g |
spread destruction in
I r a n s porting of Jap ta
trnop% to the lu m p in g
poiuts f«r |»v"sti»" of t |
island stronghold.
T h ai
the J a p a n e se
h a v e n o t won c o m p l e t e
t r o | «f t h e a i r w a * i
I
1
,
Woman Spy Relates'
Espionage Activities
^ ^ lf
Seminole County Schools Open.
ulk £ Z [f£ ' ' A r ^ r # W ar Time On Monday
Rev. Pulley Will
.......... .......................Be New Rector _
S tate Municipal Tax
Liens Said Illegal
Farm ing Census Will
'Not Be Suspended
Firm Attached On
Delinquent Tax Fee
Defense Workers To S’J
See Instruction Film 18r‘ «t»
F-DoRo’s Labor Union
Talks Are Tomorrow
.
lt« i ,
co n *
_
■Irated this morning by IlM
Hurricane fighters of
R.A.F. which intercepted! A ■
large formation over Slaga**
IHire. shot down one Jap ta* j
e«e plane, prohahlr another,
and d, , " , rril *« thl'd.
r. ^
Selectees Leave On Rogers Reports Vital
February 16 For S a n itary Details
Induction C e n t e r
E
V-
Dutch Naval Bi
New C.iiinea
Arc Hit From
t
was drscMbrd
,
, .
J W cafes. Tourist camp* and hotel* iB
-ycr^iid Cerman-ltorn blonde,
ry stores WII- are being Investigated from
a who
testified *he mad the Journey
llils, 35, Incndryman; m n lta ry standpoint, Mr. Rogor*
With tha- rxerptiun
of the
aIth
■ msn c h e r-c l by the federal
87, •■•in***
farmers Ethan e d d td .
" » i " r,
i ■•>
•chiMil*, whk’h will ub-erve War
i government s> u German r«|iinn.
Time hut will move their ►che^
rtp . & g T ; . ^ T UfB‘L ^ ; l . p ,r,o n ,. . * ho air eonlemplat a re_ trader.
...........
Jrsner J Tlllls -9 inlcsman''
jostall.n j septic tanks In
Ml** ilo.hmlrr. who ha* pleijedj
V n t y R p p l n i * t i t * diilc. up 1111 hour by starling *1
Johann A. Walgren ’38 tv m ir- ruri11 ""*» ,hou,d
In touch I ,ullty to an espionage indictment, j D C
C W I k t ' l LUI U I i):aj A. M., siibstanllully all of
C L . . _ , . L the office*. bu*ine**e* uml trail*David J. Kaburn* 34’ laundryman*. with -Wm. the engineer cm apiwared a* u government witness)
In
New
York’.
,.x-.md
spy
c...E
j
Q
l
S
C O D a l L h U r C h pnrtution rnmpanie* in Sanford
Also Jim es J. Singletary, t i ,11nu" ,• Mnce, Prlor
ln»ullawill continue bu*ine*» a* usual
LONDON, F*b. 6.-W V -L ord mechanics Leonard F. Cress, SO.
a pers^t aporcrvjd bv the within aia m onths—the trill of six
when clock- move ahead
one
Beavtrbrook, high • ranking aid* wr re house clerk; Albert Owen* 1 Pla t* Pton r<l of Heajfh mu«t be men and a worn. 11 accused of rs
The
Rev.
Frank
Pulley,
nt
now
a ho accomnanl*d Prim* Minis- Jarrell, 31. farmers Joseph Fa I- | l»ued so that thl* mrthixl of pirnage activity. T hirty-thrre men present the pastor of St. James hour Feb. P. Stnrrs that
and
women
were
sentenced
to
ori
t*T Churchill to Washington, be- ward Fodrie, vcluntccr, 2.’>. dairy waste disposal w..t bo aafe an I
ac open at H:.7H A. M. will continue
son Jan. 2 as spies In the earlier t'hiirrh in Leesburg, h 1earn* Britain’s Minister o f War mans' Cecil Howard Willis, SU, sanitary. >
cepted the |M>«itlon of rector ...
at lo <*P*n at H:1II A. SI. after setrase.
l '„ „ .
Iv L iiih! I ling their ebiek* one hour ahead
Production Wednesday night in clerk; Karl-I* iloushokler, 24,
Sanitation
drpartm ents
the
Holy
Her
automobile
trip
with
Kurt
n new cabinet post mod* to or clerks Jam es Richmond Chidwrtl. dravor to ru t down t)w aprra l ■K m |rr |ek | u,|wir> , | | r - rl| , py Church which
offeVcl him i *'«• r War time „ w . Into eff.ct
der fer closet eo-«nlln»tlan with ■10, carpenters Edwin Otis Keith, of hookworm ami malaria, pri- |,. rf, r> , t , r tH from Haltimore
by the Church Vestry. M. Min i- I
Monday.
th* work of Dona'd M. Nelson as 84, crate tnrker.
marlly. since poor sanitation i* early In 1041. Mir. Boehmler de- rtk. senlok w ar • m o. the Vestry. • R*ndnnle to iu .lv seh.Hd. will
1
adopt
th.- n»w time, SupcrintenUnited States W a r Production
the cause of such diseases, and | clarril, nml extended as far ns announced today.
ehlof.
hygen e conditions (day an Im- | Florida,
t o 1,1ml T. W luiwton snid. but for
Rev Pul lev i* e x p e c t e d
Creation of the new post, fore
come here Mar. 2 o r 7. nml will j <h” convenience of bn- children,
portant part
In halting
the
shadowed by Mr. Churchill In
spread of many communicable
take the place formerly w ciipiel many " ( »*’” »•
'•> r i d e a h it address in t h * Houa* of
diseases, J|r. Ro jrra concluded.
by llev. Martin llram. who left |
“«
mile- every morning,
Common* last week, antwarod a
here early in Pe c e n d H - r to h e - » ' ' 11 *" "filer
I ' r e v e n t extn.
TALLAHA sT e e T Fbb. B-OF)
persistent clamor of tha pr*s* —The Florida flusyems
Court
come pastor of the St. Andrew- I expense. licit u« fuel costs, the
and public for an Incroata In th* Wtdnesdiv ws* fold by
j school- will open at U:1il A. M.
at
TALLAHABLEE. r . ’ . 5. U * l- Church In Tampa.
cahmat and for Inclusion of a torney* that Ita recent decision
Allom ey Genrrel Tom Watson
Arfortling to
Mr.
Minnrik, War Time, which actually would
a I n g I a responsible o f f i c i a l that cities.m ay not foreclose on
Tuesday attacked—ami Governor llev. Pulley I- ” 1011 percent”. 'I be H::tl) A.'M . under the present
charged with aeoeleretng the na municipal
lime. Tbe seliool* will also close
Ur
liens
against
TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 3, OF)— Holland and Comptroller J. M. le e nm verv glad we were nble to one
hour later Ilian herelnforr
tion’s often critkited production Murphy Act lami- held by the Florida’s 1943 agricultural rtnsua quickly defended—the legality of obtain hi* services, Vr. Minarik
rata of war supplies.
State contsined 'Illogical . and will n o t bo suspended because of a State contract with Casey, W it- statcil. Rev. Piiili-y la ‘l*> year* bev'nnlnr Monday.
O.' P. Herndon, clerk nf Ihe
Mr. Churchill told th* house, , unwarranted conclusions.”
tiro rationing, ll. 1. Shearer, who ton and Soein, Miami law firm, to of age ami la married.
C ilcull'C ourt, expressed Ihe genafter Mr. NtUon's appointment
.Tha court waa rehearing a has charge of th* count, said collect delinquent Intangible taxes
on * percentsge fee.
In Washington, that -tom* elm), suit by which tha City of Jack- Wednesday.
lar office, net exactly with th* «onv|ll* Is attempting lo bring
“Il't too far along,” he declared. ’ Watson said the employment of
same scop* but with tlniUar foreclosure action
against th* “Bom* counties are half through. special attorneys by th* Comp
—
I all of u* nt th# t ourt Hounv ar»»
scop*, must be created her*.
State
Stale to collect eitv
d tv taa
tag lien* All 1t’vrept three eountlea are go. troller “m a t e s a situation” in
$«if
u
a. . , jlail to comply with the m*w
Lard Beaverbrook. busy little against property wh'eh reverted •"*
*'*1'.
, worit' •h k b which he, as A ttorney C entral,
"How
to
G
o,-at.,
r
Metal
j j ' - , onlrrr<,
Itw
could not work "harmoniously and
June, 1.
millionaire London publisher who I to the Slate under th* 1937 land rhould he
infy
said effectively”
effectively In representing Coun
Dad# Conn
. commlatloners
.
skyrocketed Into prominence by ' redemption law.
ihe
n
a
.l'V
e
will
»el
nnr
clock* up on
prepared for
In Mlorn I Tuesday that they would ty Tex Collector* In Intangible* especially
rattin g B ritain’s aircraft indc*.
will
he'
hour, and, all County office*
tlonal
defense
program,
.
.
.
—
,
,
»i . * will
«tag
litigation.
II*
ao
notified
the
ask rermlaalon tn alvo • reasonry on a full w ar footing, seemed
shown lo n lih t to m rlil mechanic
‘•P"!’ fr»"' U;0° A' *' “ • l' :0J
collectors.
’
t^.1*
estimate
of
tn*
number
ct
' “
■ iy choice for
worker*, metal worker* 1 ml nta P. M.'
firm s end their production In th*
Eil lliggin*. secretary of the
tko appointment.
chin* shop operator* a t the new
county because they hare been
Already mhiieter of supply, he
defense shop located at Rir.'h Chamber of Commerce, said that
unable
to
find
an
enumerator
who
a
check of ihe retail stores in
had laid tko groundwork for hi*
Street ami French Avrnue, s ta rt
WASHINGTON, Feb. • — (*>) would tsk* the job unless th*
now job Mi missions to which
ing at 8:00 o’clock, Ales Johnson, the downtown area allowed prac
—The
Whit*
Hou*e
said
Prealcounty
furnished
tires
for
his
au
bo dud bdem tent In Washing
supervisor of th* local vocstiuual tically all of them will open at
dent Roosevelt h a d postponed tomobile.
WINTER PARK. Peb. 3-G P)
training school, announced the *am» time under War Time
ton and Mi
“Two others resigned—In Or —Count Curio B feias, former defense
until tomorrow th* flrat of hi*
and that Ihe Atlantic Coast Line
today.
heart-to-heart conference* with gan* and Seminole Counties — Italian foreign m inister, Mid
All (llgibl* workers ar* asked to Railroad will conform . to
the
hut not because s f tiro rationing,” that “everybody ■now feels In atWnd
C. I, O. and A. P. L. leaders.
tha showing of Ihe picture, President's way by setting the
fhe-rer said.
Karoo*
that
th*
new
post
war
which
will
la
st
an
hour.
“This
Is
rlock un and keeping the asm*
The B u te agricultural census,
an Inatructlon picture.” lime schedules. The bus line is
every five years, count* th* world ran only be a community strictly
n
state
Mr.
Johnson
stated,
“and
we
do
of
free
nations
and
th
a
t
Amerlrx
peeled to keep the a m i sche
er of fam e, their production,
tremendoiu not have
- sufficient room for wo^n- dule*, Mr. McDonald stated to
.■went, fence* and ether fsell- ca must use her
moral fort*# to bring au:h a *" «"d «h,Wr#i»" Tb# pktur#
day.
in the AUte.
world about-”
mode avaltaolo to th* defense^ proll i* expected that the City
gram
by
th#
South
Bend
lathe
Th* form er minister spok* a t
f7ill and the Post Office will open
t (Malon of th*
Rollins Work*, and this la It* first show. at the usual time, under W ar
economic conference ami Ing In Florida^ Mr. Johnson added. Time. The Banford-Atalntl* Bank
of International relawill open Ita donra at 10:00 A.
M. as u*ual, while bank official*
JACKSONVILLE. Fab. 8. (A v “Nobody
Wilrres
hi
tha
fat**
at the Florida Slat* Bank have
f k s Episcopal H oum of BUbopa.
M
W
order’
preached
by
llltUr
not mad* a definite announce
draft tug a wartlmo g n g n u at s
two dug saatian bare, oaaahuoualy and hi* former master and pre
Mil** Burp** win bo in Hem. ment a* yet, but Mid they ex
sent Slav*. Muaaolliil,” h* Mid.
Inolo County on F«b. 11 at the pected to retain th* usual time.
lu f p r a ld a ^ BsMavll* "Everybody In Europ* feels that Geneva Club hocse to give a
th* *U frontiers no longar mean
whnt they used to- mean; and canning domonatration at 2:00
w L ' S S r w S a f t ’s they
n m la pmc*M of wholly P.M .. Mrs. Oulda Wilson, home
d* monitration agont. Mid todav.
breaking d m . '
M*mb*(* ct *iUn*lon cluba In
WASHINGTON, Tab. 8^-(A9
8— UR
thia area or any housewife who
KKTWMT—MIAMI LINK
la Intaraatod may attend th* — Th*. ■Nation’s
■ ■ ■tlaaa
■ ■ on*
■ ■rail
#
i roads had M **tlmr/*d mi InTAILAHAA8EE, fo b . $—(87 ilaanatiluHan
Mr. .Bqrpao’a program Is en- com# af I >04,148,871 hi 1841.
m a s A . Johnson
Rand Department dorsad by Miss IsaSol Thursbv, which waa more than two and
that th* FftWral atat* food conaorratlon spatial- a half lima* tha 1840 profit.
a accaptod State 1st, Mrs, Wllaoa atatad a n d American railroads raportad that
fhuacing oomnl*- waman who hat* laalara ar proa-'thia wa* tha flrat lln * sine*
•art cookers may bring them 1888 tholr Income had exceeded
for a cbooking and laapocUon by th* half billion mark.
P e nlatent Clamors
O f Public B r i n g
About A d d i t i o n
FLAG
” 1 pledgr allegiance to the Flog at
thr United Stair* nf A m rrira, and In th r ^
Rrpuhllr for which it «land*. nnr Nation.
Indi*l«iblr. with liberty and Ju-tlre for all.” - i|
Current Draft
Local Health Unit
QuGta Listed By Engineer Finishes
County Office School Inspection
iMr <MwUi$ti
U. R. Armv pursuit planes
nttackcd n greatly superior
force of Jupaneso bombers
and fighting planes in Java,
shooting down one . enemy
bomber and one enemy pur
suit ship, Ihc Whr Depart
ment announced todny.
One Amerfcan plane is
missing. T h e A m e r i c a n
Become Auxiliary Naval Field
M e m b e r A sso c ia te d
THE
ll
Itrra lii
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1912
TO
p : < ' ' r? ;rv A
. w
: "‘ll11•,ark- bu*
Form er Italian Envoy
Speaks A t Rollins
Colorado Bishop WUI
Preach At Hob Cross
BUhopfl Promise To
Cannfnjr Processes
To Be Demonstrated
Railroad Income Is
Highest In 10 Years
L a r g r m o v e m e n ts «*f u p *nr*» trixip* Ih m u g h
R l» tc to w a rd lb* .h o c * f* * Ing S in g a p o r e l.l.n d w ,a
ported by B r itish rccon *
«»n ce o l.n r * .
I II* \aatwlglfd !*??•«)
Tin* Japanem * jfi»'iD‘ ai
-till heH ilutctl Its g a m b l*
it d ir e c t Q.tsaiilt a g n in a t
a p o ro to d a v i n ) id fir
a r t il le r y
duels uc
m i I e-w ld e
J o h o re .
w h lje ' J a pqu ’m w n
nffalrt
u ttn r k e d
t h
D u tc h n av n l Ira no n t
rahojn, Java, and Port Mi
New Guinea.
Itrillsh artillery held th*
ane-e invasion force- nt bi
Ihe east bank of the Sal
River, forcing Ihe enemy to
north Instead of rro-*lng
Golf or Martaban for n
thrust
against
Rangoon,
llimnese capital. Japanese
er* Immtwd Kangiam twic*
fore dawn this morning,
thmiuli Chinese trmin* nr# *1
ily |xiurin* into Hurmn. thus
they received no order* to
tacit the enemy, the Chln*M
kungpno said today.
From Rangoon. Ilurma,
llriti-li officially nckmiwl
today that Jnp.-.nrse* patrol*
cm-#ed Ihe lower Salween Rtl
at several point* since th* _
voders occuplol Mmlmeln Bata*-day.
Clouds of -moke ami iluat
over the stricken residential
trltt In Singapore ye-tenlaynmbulrr;** and emergency •<]
-warmed tn among the sptlni
bouse* *nd smashed aulemoblli
minister lo the wounded and
lie the flames.
Only IH Immbcr- l o o k
_
the raid, Ihe second of th*
Wrdnestlay and there wu* n
to report on the first. Al
sign of reduced Jnpuncso sti
power wss on ofliciul mine
merit that only 22 persona
killed i ml 1)0 wounded Turad
compared to nearly 1.000
tie* on the Island's wurst
("Singapore, with but 25,1
fenders left and ll* rem alr
planes being transferred eli
f-ers
Imminent capture
mounting anxiety over th#
l.a*e." a Tokyo b ro a d e s t
“ With oil tartks llaxing at
w rtrifro n t lorn
usumler,
northern part of Singapore
presents a black and tlfelea
praranev, broken only by
nrenta of truck* creeping
the coostri hill- and by thi
appearance of lran-|»T t t
irltlah activity is nil in Nor
8lnga|>or*.H|
■
Committee To ($ei
Defense Conti
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. &
—Creation of a commute*.
help obtain more contract#
-ubcontracts for Florkla
up th« slack In business I
Ir affected by rationing
other war m^sure* wa*
nouneed her* Wednewlay.
Walter C. Sherman, a
ct th* State defense council. I
th* group will giro t
attention to th* need* of .
da’s antnmobll* In-'u-try,
that all hiMlaeaaea hit
tin * operation* will get i
consideration.
Rometklnp different
Orated
orange and , leesop •a rlt Half fill eroaaad j
Rip# attvoa, heated In their o-vn r'nd* will last a wash If atarod pa#* with regular
j«*r, makaa a tangy garolah •n r a n te d jar* In . rafri»erat»». yellow cup rake
h a lt
tor t em m a d
rhtehmt. *M*ad- Thao# rinds auks a 'daUriasM tablespoon mlncoment
flavoring* for
mo ***,
calm*, cak# and kak* as u«u
hak*4 wr hsUsd horn er
With l*mon or orange
podding, and fr U iT •
Tr • t h —
<r.. T a)./s^ari>t*».W A ^
'* ■>);.
■ ;iy
.
a
.phi '•'rS v \ ?‘.|
-ti,
**•; \ •*’ ‘
’ 9 8 $ im
■- •rc'j.
r-i- -
fb
d
�T B E B A C T O tP
M ADAM
Daylight Saving Tbnc. or as President Roosevelt ha*
dubbed* the £ ,
u S ^ g ^ U ^ m k tn g
hour*, "War Time," goes into effect at 1:00 A.M. next
Monday slid all government offices, railroads and other In
terstate commerce businesses are required by congression
al act to. set their clocks ahead one hour an d to keep them
so,set for the duration... >
.. The new time has been adopted prlmarilj
a l t of people living in the north, and- in the
metro»litan oreaa where the days are shorter tl
here. By. getting to work an hoar earlier,
pare, in effect, one hour more of daylight
noon, fn which to continue their labors in !
tionai defense or to engage In recreational ac
will help to keep them fit.
. There is also a poeaible additional advi
event iJr raids ever come to this country. T
of. daylight in the afternoon wUl give people another
In which to get home before dark, before t
and blackouts begin. It will help to ellmlna
conges tionop highwaya.durinj possible blue
people in their homes where they belong m
where they can see to their own blackouts.
Although them would not seem to be as i
for War Tuna in Florida ethers'days are Ion;
V TOUR TASTR DEM ARM 'i
m
;
• LIQUORS
!
• SCOTCHES f
,
• WINES
BB S U M T O V IS II
iolljrwood
to not
lav it.
IU R TODAY
■HOC*
5& W
ir docks ahead n est Mo:
this works some unusual!
ie. In this event; leave
as ft Is, but adjust your time schedule to suit,
hen everybody will be on the new War Time,
will be no confusion resulting as to whether
mentioned ie Eastern Standard or Daylight Bat
new pill m u it«l rukrfs. Duttons or
snip fast men. T hty (MM u p p*rfoe(ty w ith m H a m * U ndtrttutU I l ’»
W h it Makes
Us WarUkiT
. . i
—
[ho Saturday Evening Post of Jan. 24, on It* j
Current
n - in k
' 'k k i' ■' '
a s T j-r is
in*J« from ion. absosbtnU premium
cotton—knit to aaact chut ska n t
cut foe pope* loctlk
ley Otfeaee lead* oad Stamps
raids conducted a symposium to l e a r n why. t
th ap ^n jr other .section. Carter
cause of superior character an
involved.’
uiarg l o t
of invasion
Hi Jonathan, youYs the most
r ip all America.' Your exprs
it you do not have thd; aUght*
who e x p s ^ themseives shoot a j « d "whem wood) h ats
naiaru 'B trip t o i P U l n in# South ana mo witn your own
eyes that your hl|hbrow expression, "havs^ioU'’ should
hays been "bavpdota,* "lots,r that people of the Worth
have never known nor enjoyed and, wo go on record, ner-
m m t:
—
�*
tbs
flAMFOtD, m w ^ N r n n n , rt,om iu
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‘mo<r*tfc Anertgap UftHy” Is Theme Of
Depyj^^fAiMW^4M»fa*tcd Magmsine NEW ARRIVALS
^ U ^ k E BEAI^ gockly E dit*'
lenm-l Ayrnoe a t 7r30 P J f .
FRIDAY
Worapp. or the Catholic Church
win hare 'ah all-day sewing *ee0 jW at - the Red Croat sawing
Mr. hh ! Mr*. O utrlea Calhoun
snnouncc the birth of n daughter,
Marline Eugeni*. on Tuesday, Feb.
3, a t the Fernakl-Laughlon Mem
orial Hospital. Mr*. CMhonn will
With "Democratic American
Unity" u IU theme, the twelfth
annual edition, of the Animated
Ma ratine, eponaorad by the Pina
Art* Department of the Wornan’a Chib, waa prot ected at Um
dub yeaterday afternoon ayalaat
a background of Mexican potMr*. F Jtabeth Veuyhn he* mov
ed to ' Apopka wheer ahe haa ac
cepted a petition aa a beautician.
Mr*, tla rry ly e and Mr*. W.
Marshall Smith, J r , apent today
in Orlando w ith friend*.
Friend* o f R. Z. Johnson, J r ,
will regret to learn o f hla illness
a t the A tlantic Coast T.ine llo*.
pitnl in W tycroaa, (la'.
Mil* Dolores I.cc h it returned
from SavnnnVh,. (Je., whore she
visited for a few ja y s with her
aunt; Mrs. Jl. F. Curry.
Mr*. M. R upert Strickland nnd
---- *
yiMtintr
lv*a in
.1---- »■<—
as the
Co Aide,
Mr*. Lester Johnson nnd daugh
ter. Joyo, have arrived from Mi
ami to visit with Mrs. Johnson's
parents, U r. and Mr*. K. Z. John
son, 8r.
Mr. And Mrs. E m m ett McCall
and daughter, C m k t o n n contly moved to Tallahassee
be rsmembered as the former Alice
p ,*
lU rrey.
_
urnnir
Mr. end Mr*. Clyde Parker announro the birth of n daughter.
Patricia Carolyn, on Mondiy, Feb.j
3, at the F«ma!d-Lao«htnn Mem
orial Hospital. .
American origin, among which
were several floral p*lnllng*
contributed through the courtesy
of Mrs-' Mildred Houston Bab
cock. Paget for tha maw*sine
were the Mieses Martha Wight
and Susan Rirtley, who were
dressed in South Ameiican cos
tume and IJSO costume -respec
tively.
* ’. ■ ’
The cover for Ihf publication,
emphasising a patriotic rolnr
theme, was designed by Mr*. W.
M. Scott. Dedication of the edi
tion was made by Mr*. E. D.
Brownlee, “ For Love of Thro"
to Mr*. C. R. Dawson, president
of the club, who was al«o pre
sented with a bouquet of red
rose* by Mr*. Brownlee in liehalf of the club.
One page was given oyer to
"Sanford, the City of Garden*"
while nnother advertised “S a nford, the c ity o f vQuaifly Folks."
"Democratic Unity" (Just Worn-,
en) was contributed by Mr*. B.
VT. Ronrecht, editor* M b W A ,
MID WINTER SALE
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CASCARA QUININE
HAPPY RIRYHD.
vnnlam Mn rehall E
. 'Jack Wttklneon
D. B. Watkins
•Bobby Morrl.
end daughter
td to Sanford
Uullina la M
X I.RiJ V
$1.25 PETRQIAGAR
N O T IC E S
Complainant,
^.dant *;
rf^alSw ^’
'•t ^ i
IXmaL) s
- L Wtl
Ala*™
Swamp R oot...
Wine Cardui...
Storocnrbonnte
Scott’s Emulsion 49c
Burma Stave -... $>c
Sal Hepatic*
Tailin'; Tn nelfevfntr
Banana Split
rH is * » M
iT»AW
SUPPERS
S A T I'H D A V
TURKEY DINNER
Be Powders
Ad BO n}>to* In fri
Uw I f
'a f t e r 1lfr*,UBina
m> n tn w , •
?& !
(/vttung, Mia* Stella Sonaer, ills*
Theo Vickery, Mia* Mary Williams
nnd Miaa Helen Lee.
Tn prevent watt* of food .-jo
not overload the serving ptntes.
U If W b r ' l o 'b t the
family
come back tor.
fo r "Hcond*.1
"second*,"
Mg ywupa
•I have fine through th<
crises of life, drain, hur
earthquake and' Moideal
iftr,. a* wtll aa the ton -o!
' life. ‘ She- will always *bt
I .want'to he, for iln hci
SWAN
— Abu —
‘‘W ar Clouds In
t Tta Pacific*
tOUPOItS
T h e Henl <S to r r R fhlnrt T h e
> P e * r l: JJarhoT A K nek!
Celery
D re^ ittR , W h ip p ed
P n ln Io cs,
C a r r o t *
and
IVu«, Waltlm I Salm i. Hut
R olls nod B ui fur. ( o ft e c
nr T ell, L ayer ( .the a hi
m otif.
t * *
Friday & Saturday
MUII&A.ction mu.
U M V
♦ • 7 A Manoca to Health.
Tolerate—Extsrminota!
, PALMETTO BUG*
EATS AND MICE
*1. tOQt AMUCAT*
l -1
�V
warn
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1942
BANFORIV
Herald
M ADAM
tgfkoHural Group •
Will Operate Camps
BUTTERFLY
:ht Saving Time, or as President Roosevelt has
Give
vktory
win -be
needed.
WASHINGTON. Ftb. 6, W V -
E
S a u iS ,r-S3SB,«
•table, fruit and w n r .'n u ie p r o The tampe will be moved from
crop area to another aa the
(m r ln r aeaaon edvaneea, thus en
abling farm w oriun to ahllt from
arena where they are not needed
to a n a i where expanalon of war
indostrlea threaten! to a u a e farm
labor shortages at peak aeaaona.
pm
tlonal defense or to engage in recreational activities which
will help to keep them fit.
There is also a possible additional advantage In the
•vent air raids ever come to this country. The extra hour
of daylight in the afternoon will rive people another hour
in which to get home before dark, before the raids start
and blackouts begin. It will help to eliminate traffic and
congestion on highways during possible blackouts and put
people in their hones where they belong during raids and
where they can see to their own blackouts.
Although there would not seem to be as much necessity
t r YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
THE BEST I«
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
The sverago production record
in the largor Hollywood »tudloi
it three minuter of • ftoUbed
film In *n eight bomrjdajr. ' r
;
r
BE SURE TO V is n
N I C K ’S
Package Stare
h voted to adopt It
ite», then hacked up
to not be In • burry
•bout enforcing It.
THURtfAY, n o . 9, IMS
clock as It It , but adjust your time schedule to suit.
Then everybody will be on the now War Time, and
there will be no confusion resulting os to whether thi
time mentioned is Eastern Standard or Daylight Saving.
W hat Makes
Us Warlike?
I
*»•
Tho Saturday Evening Poet of Jan. 24, on Its page
entitled, “ W a See By the Pipers,” carries the following:
. ' ‘/'Birminghaml John Temple Graves,;of the Age*
Herald, conducted a symposium to l e a r p why- the
South if as mom warlike and more interventionist
than any other section. Carter Glass replied: "Be
cause of superior character and exceptional under
standing of tha problem involved.” Stark Y o b tig
thought It was because Nail methods of invasion and
destruction reminded the South of Sherman's march
Current (Comment
By AONEW, WELSH
n tu lld ln g th a t Gorki Gables
i they aacrlflcad s a f e ty . to
uty aa two of the 20 federal
lonera confined therein broke
i one of th o ta w M f.g noted
I much-wantorf member i t a
New York counterfeiting ring.
...........
At hla, death about flv» years
eat-region, bos more have-note and that h*ve-not twopie are quicker to fight than have people.”
Well, Jonathan, you’re the most “off-tho^track” com -T h e .*700,000 cbccl
treasurer for 1
mentator In all America. Your expressed viewpoints Indi •tat*
cate that you do not have the slightest knowledge ‘of "The into license.tag m
country’s poorest region,” the land of th e "have-nots,”
about which you elect to express an opinion.
Where do you and oil the rest of the wise-crackers,
who express themselves about a land “where women have
no shoes,” get that "have-not” drivel? Really, you should
hixaid a trip through the South and see with your own
eyes that your highbrow expression, “have-nots” should
have been "have-lota,” “lot«’r that people of the North
ami that lan’t C.Uudo’a forte.
’* LoolaUna’a atoto • agricultural
report atatVa that It h a d 'growing,
In- llKtt; an an d of XW.oW scree
<1t su g a r rand,'a decline of 33,000
U jM ^ d n r th e pmviowo year. T h e
acreage of the United. Slate* w as
etTto SI STtfiOO. T h at would Icavu
rloridttv the only other sugsv-cuno
[raw in g estate, a n aetosgojoi 22.
WO tad of lla grdwera (Clowiaton)i atone ha* moth* Ikaa U m t
rraaful with “Goober” ipeam i
nnd riwcct potatorr and a f r l
latter will plant lb lo 20 tbe
and rcrea. With thin and
ctl ta n s growing It expect* to
crcaay Ita p rc trn l 5,000 employ
Statistics show that o f aaeb one
of the'SI.000.000 !l)ald In praraluma
by Mfinllans to ll durance companIra tho auni tho
to pey track In ta
ly Japall..,
A woman /vhi
"Jm atked me to pel Mm tome 1butts
broadcloth Bhuta todiy. 1I» u ld he
bkM t M i comfortable fulntM—that
tbty w e s t triad o» ptach.
l o a m m y a t l f that the malntol
h a n ’t been iklmp«l, Jtm win * t” *
lot of wear out of them. They’re leered
well too—*nd that meant k tt work
for me.**
Tour Owa men-folk* will appreciate
Hamm broadcloth Short *. Many m a rt
nor pattern! and colon. Uuttoiu or
tnap h itm e n . T h ty from u p p rtfoctljr w ith P H anta U m hrthlrt. It’s
made from aoft. abeorbnit. premium
cotton—knit to eaact cheat »Ue and
cut for proper length.
fay Defeats loads and Stamps
P. IL HANKS KNITT1NO COMPANY
fT -T T S s-n -n — i i
.
la'concent* art not permitted
Ktnce even aa much eugrnr aa
la alono coiuumca; t o t to
Umas outturn], tatenda, you
, and .buy a lot from Cubs,
wa le t our lands Ho Idly
In hla roeol
r ir v issj* :;
Pieg a a s a g d a
tona. Editor
tbo Olwerver,
•go Dert
1270,000
THAT YOU CANNOT SEE
from
•tato cabinet la robbing Ita
to anticipatory gleg
will aoon hare paid Into
lera over s million dollara.
ia'* 22,000 WPA rhrollcc*
Key Weai’e It
to be ana of.
ktoUlkW two
IN SANFORD
IT IS- with regret that 1 announce to tho
thaater-goenr of Sanford that my latest picture
and or* i f which I am especially’ proud. “The
Ltttla Yoxu ,’1 »tarring Bctto Davis, la net bebig
ahbwn « t year leea) theater. I feel that an explaasUon of tb* raaton for thl* • I* duo you.
1- believe, sad kata always balktad, that tba
producer id. a motion picture, the man who Investa his money I n l t a n d extreiaes tba Jadgmeat which makea It good or bod, should gain
or lo ts Ik properties to the favor with which
tlw jw W W ^ m e tm -tb e picture. In abort, that
-fibe only hsala which ia fair to*U>rh*Uw prot a otuer ana
he S o a t O
�frY,-FEBRUARY 5, 1942
PAGE THREE
TOE SANFORD HERALD,’ ffA N W nn, FLORIDA
“Democratic American 1 Ity” Is Theme Of
A rt Department Annual iimated Magazine
URINE BEAL, Society Editor
Tekphone 148
homo of Mrs. V . Camming on
'l4tfrel •'Avenue i t 7:30 P JI.
FRIDAY
Women o f
I U R X D A Y ------ wRI have ah
sion
a t ' tfln
S. CJis* of Jhle f i r s t
d i.w lll meet | at the tuoms In' I ho
’
the Catholic Church
all-day sewing ses
Red Cross sewing
W oman's Cluh.
Mrs. FJiaheth Vaughn has mov
ed to Apopka wheer she has ac
cepted a position aa a beautician.
Mrs. H arry I r e and Mrs- W.
Marshall Smith, Jr., spent today
in Urianda with friends.
Friends of R. Z. Johr.soi
-sill regret to It-.irn of his
it tii<- Atlantic C<wi«t lin e
|-itnl iti tV. pa-m s, tin
W ith
"Itemocnilie American! "Give us Lord. n liil n' mm
Unity” aa Its theme, the twelfth A h it'o ’ Work, noil « hit o’ fun;
annual edition of the Animated | Give us a ir in the struirirlc an’
iplutter.
Mairmslne, sponsored by the Fine;
A rts Department of the Worn* Our daily bread, an’ a bit o’
b a tte r;
an'a Club, waa presented a t the
i
elub yesterday afternoon axalnat Giro' t>* * bp-’1*'
makt,
a background o f Maxlean pot.
terv Intermingled with pieturea A n', a bit to .p a rr for poor
' folks’ sake;
and pottery of Chlneae and
Ameriean orl»ln, among which: Give us sense, for we're some
o’ us duffers,
were several floral palntlny*
contributed through the courtesy An’, a heart to feel for « » ' that
, suffer*;
of Mrs. Mild rest Houston Bab
cock. Page* for the magealne Ol-p U- too. a. bit r f . t n « .
A
r’
.i ltd* - .I
were the M l.se. Marths W ght
nnd Susan Kirtley, who were
dressrd In South Anifiican cost o m e a m i t'SO costume respec
be remembered as the former Alice
Harvey.
*. i
Mr. ami Mr«. Clyde Parker an-! in.l in i o
Mr. rod Mi«. Oi.irlc* Calhoun noiince the birth of a daughter.| ther let the !«•••• n
*11non m e the hiith of a daughter.
•ip rem r
* ,u
s*‘
Marline Eugeni*, on Tuemlay, Feb. Patricia Carolyn, on Mond'y. Feb.!
at th.“ Ferna!d*t-nuehton Mem
3, at the Fenutld-laiughton Mem
orial Hospital. Mrs. O lhtvm will orial ll*v»pita’i
"\.lj.
i'bp cos-pr for the publs's|i*>n,
a
patriotic c o lo r
theme.
designed by M'« W
'1 Scott Dedication of the
i
lien ivnt m ad. by Mr- I' I t
llrc.nnlcp. ’’Tor t.»ve of Thoc"
Mr- 11 Rupert Strickland n n .t! to Mr*, t ’. It. Pnvrson. |irp«ii|pot
dmtubier. .\lniinnne, m e xisitiri'.-j of the club, who was nl«o pc< •
ns the c i ' P s l e of relative, in sented with n bouquet of red
Cordelp, C.a
ro*p* bv Mr* Brownlee in lip.
M r - 1.,-ti-r Johnson nnd dniirh- half of the cluh
ter. Jnye. have nrrtveil from \ |i One page »n» given o\ci to
unit to . i. 11 with Mis. Johnson's "Sanford, the City of Gnidcns”
ti.rents, l i t . m n Mrs. U. i. Juhn- 'while nnothor udvortisrd S a n
son, Sr
ford, the City of Quality Volk*.”
"rtesnocrntlc U nity" (Just Wom
en) wn* contribute*! by Mr*. R.
i u a u g m e r , vvQHi«i i w t v n - W Rnnrecht, edltor-ln-fhlef.'
■entiy
moved
t o ' Tallahassee
''Sunlight Through the News
sh are they expect to maka their Clouds" waa given by Mrs. Rolfuture home.
land L. Dean aa the adltorisl
Mr*. Dean said. "Thai through
John Pope has returned to tb« the dark new* clouds of war to
University o f Florida a f t e r day there thlnea tha light of
spending a faw d a n w ith his things that preva th en u *101
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
parents, Mr. and Mrs. If. B. beauty h e n ^ th a grace of ooar- Ml*. William M rshal) Smllh, J
Pope.
Jack Wilkinson
D. B. Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mullins
Bobby Morris
.- nd daughter h a v t recently mov
'd to Sanford from Eustls. Mr.
Mullint la connected with the
, K R « V N OTH K 3
Plgglv Wiggly Stores la Use meat
department.
u» S . c n t r i r r c o t nr* m » tm
is returned I niphasisine
w h e r e «h--l
s w till h. - |
J L p l C I A l ; - CIBCV ITi
Mr and Mrs. J . L. Inglay ar*
expecting Mr. In g ler’a brother,
the Right Rev. Fred Ingley, Bish
op of the Dloceea of Colorado,
to t rrive tomorrow to be their
guest for awhile. ..
CASCARA QUININE
35c VICKS SA LV E..
$1.25 PETROLAGAR
AVD
r i a . i i w s s t r c o r at v btatk
o r n n t m A - is c n a m c m y .
B U R C H A R D B P U R It.
■ l. .
•
Complainant.
-» *•• ’
u
RUTH I. BPURR. Dsftndsnl.
ID W A n O
’ORB— or rt'BLICATIOV
flee routine la an
Mr. and Mrs.. H ..B . Pope have combination of 'Boy
returned
from
Ponte
Vedra and' a newspaper *1
where they sp en t several day* a t really wonderful p
the Ponte V edra Inn. They were
joined there by Mr. Pope’a broth
e r and aiater-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wiliam II. Pope o f Phila
delphia, Pa.
LcRoy Cooper, sop of M r. and
M n . W alter t . Coopsr, has »*cently been elected to serve a t
IV
MILK MAGNESIA
60c ALOPHEN PILLS
THB BTATK o r FLORIDA to
Rath^h.'.Bpafr.' whose rosltfonr*
IM ' R ost'Q lftcs sdiirsss Is l i t
Jereloman' atrsit. r. >t. c. inn.
S v W S tfu k lU S D that you a*pear to - In * Dill of Complolnt
Mrein 111*1. oh. or bstora the ind
t t y of Sflvch,. 1*11, as In dtfaull
thsroof o Docrta Pro Confoaso will
ha sntsrsd s s s ln tt you.
rr-4 B
FURTHER ORDERED
that this order be published otic*
i d layout, them wor- a wook tor four coasscutlv* wooks
tea Hanford llsrald* a news
It Uka a gap with la
paper published In Sanford. 8 , ml* Is. th* res pons IblU sols
Couhtr. r lor Ida
WltMBM my hand and a*al nf
said - court a t Sanford. Florid*
this Ilk ..d a r af rs b n a ry , A. D.
(I& W )' s.'*- • Ol.P - HRRMfiON,
, t .
As'CWrk of a* 1*1 Court.
Valentine Party la
Given By Two
Ladles
I
0
ehib, fo r h er long year*, of
vice and » one of T b i
eminent women." She waa
tented with a bououet of
Mrs. A. L. Gunter and Mrs. rbaea. aa waa Mrs. Ralph A
P at Lanier wsr* co-ho*te*aea at a nltn, first vied president of
« Florida Federation of WornValentina p arty given at the home
i’a Clube,
of the form er In Lily, C ourt b a t
Presenting h e r Porto R kan
n ig h t for a group o f frlendi. Pink
aln, "Concha," aa an animated
uatration, Mrs. i . 0 . Bills, Jr.,
tv* a talk on th a t country. She
Id how Concha had ddatrtad
Ilf*." after Mrs. Bills had treat•d bar for an tltneaa.
" ‘
"Of Spanish and Carih In
dian daacent. Concha has the
everlasting faithfulrvss o f th*>
Indian and tha brains. v * m and
b rin g nf the Spanish,’' stated
Mr*. Bills, who Mid In enp^lushm,' "In onr thirty years L t
gether I have gdne through the
strong crises o r life, iliatn, hur
ricane. earthquake and ac^ideut
To p rrv cn t w atte of food do with her, as well n* thn Joys ■of
not ovwloud the serving ptalel. fam ily, life. She-w ill always hr
It la b etter to let tha
family whore t .want to he, for • In her
coma bnck fo r ‘'second*.'
unselfish sasaiflA' U> ui *ho U
trulv ChilstiUtA"
. HAtI V U
-*«ea
NLttV Asa The Axln .
Rtijr Victory Bondn’
,|IIA K » W
aTHAW
SUPPERS
Syp. P e p s in ...... 47c
Swamp
R o o t.......54c
HAS
Wine C a rd u i.......89o
Citrocarbonate ,...57c
Scott’s Emulsion 49c T a s tlr i" Fa n d 'c v 'n
Burma S h a v e ..... 29c
gal Hepatica ....... 49c
t i a t e r i n e ............ 59c
Vince .................. 31c
Ms
T a m p a * ..........31c
TURKEY DINNER
BC P o w d e rs......19c
Bayers Aspirin
■«: '
—
A bo
-59c
~
<<W ar Clouds In
The PacKic”
COUPONS
The Hefll- Story Rebind The
Pearl; nnrbor AKaek!
NCOffM I HIM
Wt C tt O lY
Friday & Saturday
p o u g ^ A r r i O N i i i i .i
Qnghurn,
fZ .6 9
^ e a tjH «
padi
A M en ace to H c c lth . D on't
T o le ra te — Is lo n n in a tu !
%\M
J RQAQHI& PALMETTO BUGS,
NTIe H IA L RATS AND MICE
|A H w a HUMAN!, P005 AMP CATS
r n r
�I
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THE BANFORD
FA R ID A
TnURSDAT, FEBRUARY 5, 1912
k
*4
Womrn war workeri pour tM for some of Ik* drat American soldiers *l'f> I j
K crta Irstsnd port. The troop; »ro under lb# command of M ajor Urn. lio n
uoanmltted by cable from Loudon to Niw t o i l
Cypress Gardens, FIs.—Miss Elizabeth .Colson.
Queen of the Florida Orange Festival, commits treason
as she poses witV the beautiful Aialn.n at Florida
Cypress Gardens, Arhen the photo syndicates ilcmnnd
her picture with blossoms—and the orange blcshoms
just hadn’t as yet obliged.
,
- P h o t o b , Dohtsrerv
‘V* 4
i ; JQj
:.r,.
|
a 11i
along thei flJagMoW.lUrirfi’
»s. Too Jonoro-Dabru
riuaowajr
---------------, wl
JWeu connected th
'SttSSttiSSZiAzr?,
Island with the Malay ma
re f a r lb# B n i tima Sod ae£
,g ,n tr u i
th e nlm att lOO.COO persona who
T b s O o ttm o r and hit wire are shown with
Jonuntmion In tho Commission s rpeclal exhibit
loner# John K nlaht o( Vrr > H carh: Jeff Flak#
w tm or afliMila wife; Comm lrdoner Charles A.
ilsT fn . president Of th i.f c s tj v a ll Mayor *. 8:
Inst’ new dying see K * tM * r U shown taking off a t
dying boat, daalgntd for Trana-AUantle icnrlcc, can *
I# kuroaa.
publics* taXW waaUw attitude of Argentina. r e s i g n MUUt.r Ro
Oolnaxo of Argentina (right) and Foreign Minister OswsMo Aranl
• f Draall tear# the conference room to disenae sows# ImnmUnt point
Ijatln American aFalnu - ,
•*.
H H e a a iM ta a iM i
’ e»%^ fs* ’ • ►
*»' fl »’
i tnrmjr vtibnurln* off B i t lilt, H. J . Tl
Ukco saftly to tie Coast Guard station I
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1912
THE SA NFO R D
TlF.R A t.D . B A N F O IID , FLORID-V
VoN.
khaki
• lined
•»thc*r
Riley.
New*,
Nnvul
. . Ili»th oxjH-n to w fir|tF fu ll: W-l.-T 7*V Duncan n. . . .
JapmneRe «oldier« w e a r !*e|ta lie li e v rtl r,
in u f»*k\ w n kit. . . . The MulM.ni. by iht* wry. i« t h » mine known at kennin-bnri. w h ic h a r e f i o m b u r i n
f*iu»« wvi» w,i| •nft an- teach whoRt* Riv-tnan footbal! u«m
tptirt.i writer. .
. Albert urom i more than 100 point*
«|»oit* rditor ,tf The Macon ••■in*t an opponent ItRt Kill. . •
m rnlittinir in the l* S. If |>im?r (Skcetrr) Nrwiome Un*t
Ke*erve.
j in *h*pe when he reportj to thr
np p o h t
---------i Itoaton Re«! S«'v Mircn 7, it won’t
*f *■!*■ an ta ItiSI A. W.
Mny cancel mi
I.ONGWOOD, Feb. S. (SpecialI,
K*b a. in ti
lit ROMNRY WHEEI.EJl
Minute metlittttion*: “ ilant !.«»• be for lack of exerci*c. . . . Th*; j
Fire or theft
f t « » as
u o . a m —Greyhound fan* are still talk-1 ATLANTA. Feb. 4 .Ah — Jim ;b*M i* one menager who face* | lancy-fieldin* ahortatop hma been
FLORIDA P R O lircrn
reparable #diniiiiw'
Ing about Tuesday night’s racing ■.\|c (V forty co-captaln ..ml centerI the war
with.,
w«r without
tremor.** *ny* | workiny nil Winter •* • t«*kctball
flKANM— T * n O * r g r e * n
and
Illarh
. .Scooter Ya.wey, M ir
V a le n t in * , n * l l p r . »1 ** Kan- cird a t tha Sanford-Orlando Krn-j rf th«* Loyol? University Imitkvt* W iltir Stcwnrt of Th# Mcmphi- officirl.
ro n ip h te prottet
I nal Club which produced winner* • t^ u team ir p rrtty puzzled by i* C •nimt irml Amu ni. . . .“ Hi* i» 4t» cei University** 170-pound linefordl T e n d e r e r * * n . II.* *
ut very little ««•
n r B T » —T u i Hun. 0 3 c -T U
j *n **ven out of tho 11 r?ce* from a|j, . . . Hr was midi* an honor-j yrur* ovrr Inc tlrnft
ng»* ami Hunger, i* «iue to trin^fer to New
rAHIUiir—-Ton.Bulk. fair to / e y
d o ja running In the eight box. „ rv c„|on,.| |,v the governor of h i-ik m w. that nothing c n make h.. berry l ’«*l1e|fe thix week. . . .H«
II < r ChlOM*S i . i f aa'xi JS . The unprecedented Itrin g r f »«• nntlve Oklahoma hut the Army . 1 hill.,-.
*.<■*«— not even two ha* m other y»ar of eiiiribility. .
...A R f U y m —lMim.
*nun
h r T. S. \Vil«on, Draper (N. 4*.! |
O
Ilun. koe.aoe lit,
llu l°fle* won ly No. eight u n it **'t lurne.l .{own the rt-foot H in.h n t h i ..nr* "
l lp r . I l . t f t . 9 l ft<»
a new record for victorie* in a |,.tH ; , rtu .e ho was lm> tall. . . .
—
— .•
!n«nti*t, n tieinir crediteil with >avFancy. "ingle night
C A l’I e lF I jO W K I t — C ra te * ,
by any one pori jh o Chicago Cuba m»v have to ]
Cuff tuff. 4'oaeh Jeim MoHi n’t the Hi-State l.eayrue. . . .j
I I . 6#
D e p ^ itr
position.
wuit
>d while
rnnh
in cn r i d of
— .. n.. jf«H
w—..........
. .to- —
..............................
\Yellford-l.yman-Tri'rt|*3ii N« wly.elect»*d hi preniilent, he I
C F J .E ItV — 4V*te«. |t.?S -|S.a< i
9
win*
price*
on
theac
oeven
their
kid
battery
of
R
un
*
Meer*
(S.
t
i Ihuh School, told *Mi< on i workeil out nrrnngement* for oilC K I.K RT 11KA ItTH— <*r*t»N, | | 10.
boa
• J So
Logs averaged $10, as the public ntu| \furvm Krlflcrmnu bought, j k< thn'I l-nni to hold down the I milting Rocky Mount «nd Wilson I
d ) ! J . A f l D H — Do«, n u n . ft0e-IOe
refuted to believe that the wip- |n>t. ne-non from the Nnahvlile I « -.rt.
inst Diincnn H igh.. . .T he1to in like it n nix-club league.
W U il'I .A N T — llu l l p r . | l . | f t v | I . I O
ning atreak could continue. Hut
O l t A P I C r i l U t T — Ho* IT.H. ( » m h It did and some were happy, tuunr I
91.40. IU*N 70c r | .
I 11.30.
were
aid.
fu ff* ioc
Tonlght'a prcgrrtn, the thirty-'
U r m i C R — l r » b « r « . C r t . Iced ft*
ll.7ft-lt.00
I* 91.0^-91. So
fifth of the bO-day racing season. I
ONIONH— lw>*. n u n . SOr-Oac
is featured b r the S-lRth's mile]
B To ice wo ar# bring rofionc.l on sugar w» know of no fairer way to distribute what «ugar w# hav#
<»IIA NUKM— I t o t tr. H. 4N»mb* |1.os. ninth rare.
H
It will match such
than on !. *• b a . n ol a family s total !oo«! requirements Th#relore bo that all cl our ruttom#r» r^.ay have
l i a r * IlOe No. t | ! . « 0. | u c « ?we
fleet
speedatrra
aa
Jump
High.
PAIIMI.HY— !>*»*. Ilun. Ifte.lOc
Lem# sugar #a h w<»<n w» wi'l c^ifiriti'te cur sugar on the lollowmg basi* Mb ol sugar, no purchase
Tender.
Ju
<y
I
HAM S........... lb
I’EAH— llu l l p r . O r d i n fey. | I . I J - Cltv Jixlge. Cientia, Gllilersleevc, I
re quir e '! 2 ib.i o! sugar witli
or over p u r c h a s e , J its sugar with S3 or over food purchase. 5 Its sugar
•!.fl
Nailarko, Officer Andrew, Yokel!
BACKBONE lb
* *h fS or ovrr food p a r c h a #
r n r r n i u i c a i . i f w o n d k u — n»i Boy and Ba Lucky.
Until
government
consumer
rationing
begins, we are adopting this p*an eo Uiat all o4 our cualoiueis
l l p r , 91.7S.92 3S. tTrmte* |I.ftu
O rem lrh t F airies for Thursday i
have eotne sugar each week The Price el Sugar la S-lhe. 31c
O th e r* . Mu T l p r. 7fte*|I.So
Ml
SHOULDE'.S
F
irst
Rac*—
Foturity
POTATOKH— tie d nil**. ’U.K. No. I.
Tavern Bowling
Dogs In Eight
1Lohert, Philly
FARMERS’ MARKET
Five Maintains
Box Win 7 Of
Manager, Is Not
■ IX r O H I I UTATTl rARMKWa*
WARKKT
Two-Game Lead ■ i i r KV UK ft.itKm omt.ar . r a. t i r and
Eleven R aces!Worried By D raft
In Oommarelil League, bowlIng
rcaulta, tha Tayurn team maintain*
<4 lta turn-fame lead orar C an away Agency while wli nlng two of
City
three games from the Celery
Co!
Printing Company, while Carra*
Way kept pace With two victories
in throe contents with Hofmann
. Electric Gsmpany.
Em crick Hardware Company
climbed Into third place, three
games behind the leader, with
three triumphs over Touchton
Drug Company. Lance Toastchee
look the ood game from St. Johns
Elver Una.
The standings:
W
Tha Tavaro
18
Care*way Agency
'lfl
IS
Emarick Hardware
14
Celery City Printing Co.
12
Hoffman Electric Co.
Lance Toastchee
12
11
SL John* H irer I ins
7
Touchtm Drug Co.
.
Individual Standings:
Buddy Lake 182. T. Scuddrr 1(10,
Kd B attling ISA. Ed Price 1S5,
1 Carl Dennis IKS, Ducky Forguson
C R iO M O B lO N
h i Coughi, ChiMtCoWi. I roach1fig
rt.-int
4nine
National Hank
BABY
PSG PO RK
A - C r n te * 9i.So-9l . 0a. I i - O a i e *
I I . 40.9 1.ftp C - C r a t e * | i . o u . 91.10
4*WT Hr Mu (' M nm t. 9t.7ft-92.uv.
Orta . 91 2ft-9l.3l
rtA n iR II K R —. I><»R Ittin, 2Se.20c
R PIN A C II — n u l lp r . Ktim mo r T ype ,
7 ft c 9 1 . 1 l
NQI’AHH W H I T E — l lp r . |3.7S
HTIIA W H K i m i F . H - I M i t l . | ftc*I 7c
NWT PU TATO K H — I ' W T N*ck»
9l.4ft-9l.Cft
T l ’Il.NIPj*— I>..t Ilun. Sar- 00rv llu
llp r IS r-IM u
T i ’ltNII* M A I a A tl - D u l l p r . 7 J r * 0 >
TO ftl A TO b»—fto.SJ M l r r a i F
•I
l«t try. 92.Su.|Sftt»
W A T E n i ' l l l i S H —l»*n. (0c
lf.a.1
i reUeyea promptly b*.
i Mgo** right to tha aeat of th*
lta to balp loosen and *J
expel
__ laden pfUegm. and aid nature
soothe and heal raw. tender, tnhronhhlal mueoua m am ____ _ Tell your dnigflat to aeU you
• bottle of Croomulalon with tha un
demanding you must Ilka tha way U
•mfckly allay* tha cough or you a n
a per
One Lost
The Sanford Atlantic!;
1 l ^ d y Hllrh
>
J Krleen T i p
I
11Ml.a P e r e n n a l l l y /
I A n g .l W .s l h e r t
| N a hum * I j u I
! ft|l*« H m rr n ii
l HI rm I t X a n
IS2, II. MeClallind 140, Jim Riser
147. BUI Vihlcn 140. C. Jones I4B,
Jim Penraon 144, John Hodge 14.1,
E<1 Randall 141, I_ Kinard 142.
Mem Women Over 40
Don’t Be Weak, Old
t llrw«hl*I Fir#
il'n ti ri i ‘om|iiRtl#
Third Race—.VI6 Mile
ll- *« l M uir I»• 11 r llaamlhlo
I P ll F i r #
\ AUnm
• f I nntl>#r J * r k
’ I i hl« f S t a r t . - r
,1 4 l l l v K a v
*I
1
3
I
T '
CORN H H C I.I .K I) W I I I T K , C\\
Ihg*. Il.ja -IL M
ONIONS T K I.L O W — i* t.ll hark.
|} .tS .|I 7 1
ONIONS M r t l T K — SO I J l Rw-k. l l l l
l*OTATOKA — Main* C W T lla«>.
f LUO
r O T A T U K 8 — I d a h o l l a k e r . IV l.ll
tt s g a , $»,J*. (1\VT R a s a l l . u u lt.lt
I l l T A I I A O A A — SS l . « H a rk , l i f t
fli p A lo ng
llah* N
A n c.llp
(|l* n t'n n .l n n
Second Race—Futurity
O 'lral lla lr th ill, I I . . S I . I
I Warning
i | | m i Ip lUlgrnT^
o it o p a r m : p n o u rt-r*
A f l ' l . a x — ( A . l e r n . Du II . k . | l ( ^ .
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
v r;r
Fourth
t Nniuky |»u*l#
7 Are IMIm
•
t II**tlT JiialXin'ni
Itaer— Futurity
( * a \» r
Ura tA l l a r p # r
Nmukr T ip
liaiiilala*
« 4llitnl*a>th
C III III #> Itf#.*
7 n n r« | l ilal
I Np*»t I ’nil ll i f
n f t h Rice—5-16 Mile
ll kr W a y
ft l*#nlcnl
I3I ftl
P
r
a
f
U-nMI r ’o «’nn»r*.l#
, , l r # IVijr
* Ijitly
' ^ d y P a r ti
I ftllaa Milton
7 Pan*ln«ul*>
« ffeal Tr.-x
Sixth Kae«—Futurity
ft l . u r k y F ir #
I tllal»#rry
tV a l# n tl n v * i I*#n11 Hall# 1lnr|t#r
3 I Up T h e W a y 7 O ur l lo n u a
4 Coni M an
I J l a p n y Mik*>
Crony*# lln n g # r *
D ullR man
0
I urky Jo k er
I
P leaaant
Him* *
I
I
I
I
W h lil# J o n # #
Ju#t R vcklraa
Jappy
,
A r m y M an
1
II
It mu i i* » w e I n # ” # g e « te liM r ^ u r u r v 2
» « » * i To#se T h M i r u £ #*jy LW D u rl 2
f##llng |>#npt#r amt y e»r» younfir, 4
SAUSAGE
SIDES
STEW
KKESH
Roast
Stew
Tender
GIANT
H E N S...
lb.
Fhil.i
24c
Scrapple >6
R ed Stnoke.l
F R K S II
FRYERS
lb.
PIGGLY
29c
Lowest Everyday Prices
Hottest Week-End Specials
WIGGLY
201 E. First St.
Beat
___ G rad* — Bulk or C arton
R indless Bacon ‘ 23 Pure Lard
Fresh Caught Spanish
K i»l F ir #
Idiinp I J a l ' t
OoM#n P a la c e
Artn#«l C.lrl
Wootern Branded
Whole or Shank Hall
F r i e n d Mow#
X n l u r a l Hull
III Toutfti
J u n i o r <1 Man
ft Nailfirftii
ft O ffice r Andrew
I Yokel Hoy
ft He l*ii«-kv
Tenth Race—*7-18
K i n g P*ppjr
I>ni<r
C i g a r M an
!>u*ky M n ra h
r.
ft
T
9
Pall r* Ijtcle
(Ol 69c)
O ysters
let Med
M eaty, F laroriul W estern Pork Nock Bonos — ihe
35c B iggest Hottest Meat b arg ain in town — yoa,
»
la* in* HVfcx
p
k it
Mullet ' ib. 2 5 c we bought two carloads and you can buy 'ora
w hile they lastl
Va Bed Tin
Delicious stowed or try thorn
Croaker 3 it. 2 5 c in a Pilau w ith Rice a n d Tomatoes.
t l l a a e l ' a l l o n e y 9 IMck R i n g
9 F lcale R
7 Id i c k y V ic ky
4 K a n r a * R a n g e r 9 Hulf C r u f i)
PLAIN P tl DRESSES
eck B on es
19c
19c
Mile
Fielder
F laghorn
Hanger Ret
Hadl# llii'a n o
Hottest M eat Buy In Town!
M a c k e re l
Shoulders
Ninth Race—-5-18 Mile
Jum p lllch
C it y Jutlic*
C lrntla
(ll lf t* ra |# #ve
Ham Bologna ib
Lgti Woinori Ib
Colt. CHocio Ib
LOVETTS
327 Sanford Ave.
QUANTITY RIGHTS IIMIVtO
C ellophane W rapped, Acorn Brand. Sliced
Fighth llace— Futurity
I
I
7
*
ib
Sausage
DRK SSKD
Ihla vary d«v, m all drug aluraa
Eleventh R rc^—V I6 Mile
ev*rfwti#r«— in Hanford i*l T*»#hIQ a lR ltla Itaeel
IM irnfta i t.
1 Real F ir e
ft 1t*o| Hnr>
T H E
Steak
/s. ■ . -jetfjV •
D U K S S K I)
Seventh R ica—S-16 Mile
I
9
1
4
1
2
3
4
25c
lb
lb 19c
E E F
For fting glamour
good nutrition, torn
Meaty Shoulder Hib
Cooked lor Broiling —
C hops ib 2 7 c
No WaRte, Boneless S ea Bass
I 2 *C A R L O A D S ) 1
N e ck Slices or B re a s t C u ts
Steaks
■R c c o t t l Lotv P r ic e ! i
Lobsters ^ 2 3 c
ib
35c
T a n e y W h o le S a il e d
Fish Roe ib 39c H u rry-G o t Yours!
om y
H aad latt,M ed iu m JUMBO Slia.lb
Shrimp * 2 5 c 2 9 c W h ile The y L a st-lb
ol. ami
ir eapl•pporcl
■« the
warned 4 m th a t
l* eonaumptloa of '
will heva to ta i
war •ontlnum .1'
lb
FISH STEAKS
FLOUNDER ...Ib J J g
RED SALMON Ib
Mokaa Rad Grovyl
HAMS 'b29c
Round Bono-'b
TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE
N O T lr iC o r I f t T K K T I O * T t l N I K I t
a p p u c a t io * ro ii n m
o i k -im iiu m
IX T H N P O l ' H T o r t i i k r o r * T *
jv d u r .
ar.w ix o i.il r o i v m .
btatk o r ri.o n iu i.
ix riio n iT K .
NINTH RACE — 5-1G Mile
•
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.
JUMP HIGH
CITY JUDOE
CIENT1A
GILDERSLEEVE
NADARKO
OFFICER ANDREW
YOKEL BOY
BE LUCKY
til
GREYHOUND CUS
la m the »If e ra r
WDBO km lght a t
■ i l l with aR the
“■ •pa- aw tha 4of>
a t th a SanfoH -O r-
NO MINORS ALLOWED
POST TIM E t i l l P. M.
IN nw TIIK KKTATK OK
Ai.ritKH norm*.*. i>...»«*ii
TO AI.I. WHOM IT »IAT CON.
CKIIN:
Nolle* I* haraby «l**n that Angl*
Doaton filed h*r final r*pori a*
AdJnlnlatralor of lh* **UI* ol
Alfred F. Uoalon. d*c*aa*d; that
ah* fll*d h*r petition for final
dlackara*. and that «h* trill apply
la th* llnnorahl* It W, War*.
County Judge of Memlnnt* County,
Klorlda. on th* Mconil day of
Marrh, 1111, for approral of *am*
and for final dl*rhara* a* Admin*
Utralor of th* **tal* of Alfred P.
Uoalon. ftXMfed. on Ihla l»th day
al January, l l l l .
ANOIB M. BOBTON
Admlalatrator of lh*
»*t*l* of Alfred K.
Doaton, d*r*na*d.
0 a Route 17 (Sanford Hlfhway) at Longwood
•boat 10 Mllee Soath of Buford.
TURN AT RSD ARROW
\/e lv o '
M IA
I Tori
A pples 5 ibs 2 3 c
fancy W m st ip of R«d Deiioout
A pples 2 ibs -15c
Juicy lloild*
Oranges dox ,15c
R o a a l a d from a a t a c l a d b a a n a Irom lh* w o ild 'a
(I naat c o l l a a - g i o w l n q c o u n b l a * — a n d g r o u n d
ir a a h b a to r a y o u r a y * , a m o m e n t b a i o i * yo u
l a k * It h o m a l
fancy Teaai
court
or
t o n coi' uty
B S ^ J » n R o u .s « m r r r .
B
O
G
Pinsbreexe-dox
S
37c
no 3 0 3
10 c Salmon
Cardan Patch
Peas 2
no 1
A rg o
no 3 0 3
2 5 c Coffee
Stranghaor^ Dog
11b
D a n d y Lin*
Food 3 cans 17c M ilk
3
tall
Prince Albert
CATSUP
XOTlrW to rWWDITORa
ru G»*da A large AN WMla*
« T 0f f w -
Standard Tomato
wa
Corn
ib
I '7
Tall C hum
G a r d e n P a tc h G. B.
O' Swihtn*
BUTTER
COUPONS
Cherries 2 3012 7 c
HALR-DAY Job m
ceok or
maid. Maybollo Holden, HIT
Cyygoa A t*. . ■
.
I
|'a »
2 5 c M ayonnaise »• 2 5
Hominy
O LEO
|SWAN
Muaaabaan'a R 8. P.
Land O’ Sum hln*
V a n C a m p '*
S,p*f Srand
I2y2c
Pineapple 3'v**25
LARGE
BEANS
G et DelenM Stam p* lor Your C oupons—B allard's
Carrots bch 5'Ac O b e l i s k F l o o r
5
ibs
29c
Potatoes ib 5V4c K a d o l a
Stokely** Tall
Naw Crap l a d SUia
Potatoes 10b*25c Figs 2 no 1 2 5 c Corn-on-Cob"<>J15
Wb.17%*3lb51uim w row
Baby Limas, Navy
or Greet Northern
Beans, Black-Eye
Pees........................Ib
IJ«ho Saling
i
A pple B a lter »
S e e d , W kol—e a se fo o d At T hrifty P riceal
heed
M e llo w e c fF o r Y o u r T a b le
ClJ SUcad
m
LETTUCE
Standard
ClassiHed Advertisements
DRIED BEAN SALE!
Crisp Heeds FIs.
V ||i_V
.COFFEE ©
35c
18k
A Thrifty Buy! Std., Can
LEGAL NOTIC E ______
of Picking Winners
Ir Hall cr Whole
Old Taahlon 6 la 10 Ib
7ttc TOBACCO 2 t- 19c
1 4 -O Z
Sou: Blacult
FIQUR
2 0 lb s 6 3 c
L a n d O ’ C’. h l n .
HOUR
t m
*7 7
KEEP FOOD BILLS SMALL
With the BIG Moal In tho BIG
Cahl
Dinty Moor*
L a n d O ' S ’ehln*
B eef S te w o r 1
S p a g h e tti & (Seat
Reg. Quaker
or Mother
c
PANCAKE
FLOUR •
pbfl 6 c
OATS
dn
10c
I t MOATS
♦ « % .?( r u * »
IVORYSOAP
2 med 17c ioo 1 0 c
IV O R Y
FLAKE5
GRITS
5 fct13c
5>.12c
TOILt T
*'-y"n<k •3 rV T ,',gTL-'v>.
Fw*/’ >771.?. m..,, > V,fl
a11
-c i h r A I f iff
Itm 'J & '- r
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THE 8A1
FLORIDA
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FEnnUARY 8,
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XYomtn w tr workers pour Ua for oorno of tlio first A m trk tn soldiers who brvV ! - Ith the 1012 ATP nt t
Norm Ireland port. I h t U t*$z are under the command of Major Gen. K w I! I*. ii:irU \ This
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Mrmhore of the A E F who have Ju«t arrived
. » to joyouaty m arch bcildo them an.] u * ih.)
v jry ‘w a
unruena,
ru i.—
a iih iic iii
Queen of the Florida OranRe Festival, commit* trenaon
aa ahe poses wltti the' beautiful Arab*** at Florliln
Cypres* Gardens, when the photo syndicate* demnnd
her picture with bIo**oms—and the orange bloshom*
juat hadn't as yet obllred, ;
,
' ............... ...
—Hioto by Dahlfrcn. .
• r,
/••..I,
u
Prom a Britlah aourt* rom«* thla photograph •( a* American-mode flying forlrrs*. n ah* atanda ready
tor action, aa an Important unit la the HUMla Eaat-fighting tercet ut the liriltUt Command.
!
. . . . . .
last acai
[•tana.
Ida war* a u o n s the atm v.t
♦n. Tha O oiem or and h it vrife are ahown with
rna Commlaalon In the Commit
s sHaven,
a ?(eatlral
t
5 S » ! 5 t " ^ W ,inter
C. Walton Res of Orlando.
Jnaa* aaw flylnf a ta K t t U h t r la
flying boat, deilgned for Trana-A
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A
f n ilr tfitltil o f the inti«A2li C
p a k lC T Jtla wae tha Mtitada atitrgmrtii
tin a (right)Oalnan of Arson
Argontlnn
(right), and Foreign
Feral gr Min lator
iro tha eanferanaa room to diteata tosur In
U t ia Aaaariaah affaire. . . . .
ia i mm
—. - - «W > ,h Saf a a«0h by an enemy eukmarina off flea Itfe, K. J. Tbo
I baata and Ukon oaMy to tha Cooat Guard ala lien ot
l enem y au b m a rlo ta alciu S l k .
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1912
Tavern Bowling
Dogs In Eight
Lohert, Philly
FARMERS’ MARKET
Five Maintains
Box Win 7 Of | Manager, Is Not
BIX rO H O IT ATO F A R V U ir
MARKrr
Two-Game Lead MisrKLUxKoti
rmrrr axis
Eleven Races Worried By Draft
YRflKTABI.R ItP.roitT
•f
M ile *
PhMM «a
Oarrawny AK*nar
„ lrt
n
Kmtrlck Hardware
15 12
Calcry C ltr Printing Co.
U 1.1
Hoffman Electric Co.
12 15
Lane* Toa*tehee
12 12
EC Johns River lin e
II 15
Touchtm Druir Co.
7 17
InHhridosl Standincs:
Puddv Laka 182, T. Seuddrr 160,
Ivd Bartllnc 166, Ed Price 165,
Carl Dennla 166, Ducky Forgtuon
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McCafferty co-captain and center t h e w a r w i t h o u t t r e m o r . M sav.s
n * <•( t h e l. oyol? U n i v e r s i t y b a s k e t - W a i t* r S t e w a r t o f T h e M e m p h i s
*"* h a ! | t e a m is p r e t t y fiuz z ii tl b y i* ( * ’iv.im le in l A p p e a l . . . .“ H e is III
m all. . . . He w a s m u l e an h onor- y e a r s o v e r th e d r a f t a g o and
n r y c o lo n e l by t h e Kt*v«*rnor o f h i s k n o w s t h n t n o t h i n g c *n m a k e his
c' n a tiv e O k la h o m a h u t th e A rm y r h il lie s a m w .iso— not even tw o
**1 ’ t u r n e d d o w n t h e ft- fo o t M-ineh n t h - »»n r - '*
n left* . e c r u s e h e w a s tins t a l l . . . .
T h e C h i c a g o Cidi* n n y h a v e to
1 w a i t n giH>d w h i l e t o c a s h In r n Kin o f
W el l f o r d -1 .y in
f.n t h e i r k i d b a t t e r y o f Itu** M e e r s f S . I i H i g h S c h c o l , t<
l,r a n d
M arvin
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b o u g h t , i k*■thn'l t urn t o hob l
so**son f r o m
th e
N ashville »
in s t D n n c n n H i g h . . . .T h e
SHOULDE'.S
SAUSAGE
I A ngel W e a t h e r l (ll^n Cundon
Second Race— F u tu r ity
I
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I W arning
1 llenal* Ilrlg rn Y c
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II
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l ’ht» f H t a r t r r
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Men, Women Over 40
Don’t Be Weak, Old
lb
lb
4 Itettv JmlKiiirnt
7 Ftneet «2>• |
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(or C oadu, Chest C0M1 ,1 ronchIHi
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BABY
BEEF v
R o ast
Scrap p le >6
FRESH DRESSED
,
W IG G L Y
P1GGLY
FRYERS ib. 29c
201
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F irst
S t.
C r n n y 'a H a n g e r '
D u lta m a n
4
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7
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I
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W hltle Jones
J u s t lle c k le a a
Jnppy
A r m y M an
Ham Bologna Ib
Lga Weinort Ib
Colt. Checto Ib
L O V E T T ’S
3 2 7
S anford
A vo.
Beat G rad * — Bulk or C arto n
W estern B randed
Shoulders
Nlnfh Race—3 -1ft Mile
I Jump High
9 N adnrko
4 O ffi c e r A ndre w
I Y okel |lo y
f. F i e l d e r
4 Flii gln .r u
7 H a n g e r Itev
For eating glamour}
good n a lr i lb n , r e s t
oeonomy. '-‘'jf
Boll
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Sid*
O ysters
pt 35c
la MmI Sin
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M eaty, F laroH ul W estern Pork Neck Bones — the
B ig g e st H ottest M eat b a rg a in in tow n — yea,
Mullet 3 ib* 2 5c
w e bo u g h t tw o carlo ad s a n d you c a n buy 'e m
Vn R#d Fin
w hile they lastl
Croaker 3 ib* 2 5 c
In a P ilau w ith Rice a n d T om atoes.
C o o k a d lor B io il ln q—
C hops ib 27c
No Waa l*. Bonerlata S e a Baas
B a c k S li ce s or Bceait C u l t
Neck Bones
(O l 69c)
M e a ly S h o u M e r Hib
f
Hottest M eat Buy In Tow n!
M a c k e re l
W hole or S hank Hall
F r i e n d >lo»e
N a t u r a l H*dl
III T n u u h
J u n io r O 'M a n
________
P rice s
Freeh C a u g h t S p a n ish
F a * t Fir#*
L i m p Light
Clnldcn I ' e l a r e
A rm ed C tr l
PLAINER DRESSES
E v ery d ay
R indless Bacon *23
F l(M h IUe»— Futurllr
I
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7
4
Low est
H o tte s t W o a k -E n d S p e c ia ls
QUANllfT IIGMTT IfSISVIO
C e llo p h a n e W ra p p e d , Acorn B rand. Sliced
f i l i n g peppier a n d y e a r s youngsi
I h U v e r y day. a t a l l d r u g « i y
• v*.~vwhere— lu H a n f o r d M T e W l
T H E
very
Steak
Fm I Peppy, Raw, Years Y seegtr 4 t l l l d e n d e e y e
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Tenth Race—5 -1ft Mile
O tio M U L S I O N
at
FRESII DRESSED
Seventh R aee-ft-16 Mile.
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t i pp (MIPS
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Compute protect
SIDES............... lb
STEW................. lb
R fth Race— 5-1 ft Mile
1 C it y J u d g e
2 (Mentis
M a y r n n e e l nil
F ire
or
theft
r e p a r a b l e # i!nmug<
Heahlel
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D r a f le * |b»y
f l a d d l e ' a C«»mr*.le
l a d y f'ard
7 I’a n g l n g u l e lt r .|
Ml»a Mlllnn
« Mail T r e t
S i x t h R ac^ — F u t u r i t y
O.«0
9 L u c k y F ir e
l<OTATt>E9— I d a h o l t a k . r . W l.ll I r i l l a h e r r y
H a v a, 11.11. ITWT I U , a (t.u v- ! V a l e n t i n e ’a P a r d l Itd lU H a r p e r
S Itlp T h e W s y . T O u r Boniix
ll.lt
4 Coni Man *.
)* J l a p n y Mike
n i ' T A I I A I l A * — O U l H ark . » l . f t
152, II. M(Cl*U«nd MO, Jim Rlavr
147, Bill Vlhten 146. C. Jonea 145,
Jim Pearion 144, John Hodga 14.1,
Ed Randall 143. I . Klnanl 142.
J a p a n e s e s n k i i e r s w e a r be lt* l>elieve«l t (l
l £ 2 * n e « s e n n i n b a r i , w h ic h a r e f n m t h a r m
VA l a m o
t SrM<*ky |*u»le
7 Ace Pil ot
•
Fourih R ace— F u tu rity
'I (litier
9 Kilinlietli
2 C r e t e H a r p e r I Rillle !{»**#•
2 Hmnky Tip
t f M i l t : W - L - T Tf), D u n c a n ft. . . .
M u l b k m . hy t h e w c y . is t h * m m c
t o u c h *ho* «a n i x - m a n fi x 'tb a l! t u r n
scored
m ore
th an
100
|»oints
*gnin*t an opponent la st F all. . .
I f U v m r r ( S k e e t r r ) N e w s o m e h n*t
in s h a p e w h e n he r e p o r t s t o t h e
B o s t o n Red S ox M a r c h 7, It w o n ’t
be f o r l a c k of e x e r c i s e . . . . T h ' ;
ta n c y - f i e l r i i n g s h o r t s t o p h a s be *n
w o r k i n g a ll W i n t e r a s a b a s k e t b a l l
officirl.
. .Scooter Y a.w ey, M e r
er*
l Tn i v r r s i t > * s 1 7 0 -p o u n d l in e l ' M n w r r , is i l u r t o t r i n s f e r to N e w Ix T rv t V l l r g r t h i s w e e k . . . . t i e
has um th e r y t a r of eligibility. . .
Dr. T. S. W ils o n , D r a p e r ( N . CM
u m t i n t , is b e i n g crcditcnl w i t h Rav
ing t h e H i - S t a t e l e a g u e . . . .
N. w l y - e l r c t - d u s p r e s i d e n t ,
he
w o rk e it o u t n r r n n g e m e n t s f o r a d
m i t t i n g R o c k y M o u n t a n d W ils o n
B e c a u s e wo a r e b«ln*j r a t i o n e d on i u q a r we k n o w of r.o fairer w a y to d i s t r i b u t e w h a t s u g a r w* h a v e
t h a n 011
b r i ' 1* of a fam ily 2 total food r w j u i r c r s n l j
Tfierafore. so th a t all c l our ru c to m s r s tp a y h a v e
acm e s u g a r e a c h week w e wnl <*intnfciite c u r s u g a r on th e foll owing b a s i s I lb ol s u g ar , n o p u r c h a s e
re quir e I 2 ib.n ol s u g a r with 11 or over p u rc h a se , J I t s s u g a r with S3 or ov er food p u rc h a se . S I t s s u g a r
w *h JS or o ve r loed p u j e h a s e
Until <|ov»»rnment c o n s u m e r ra tio n in g be gin s, w e a r # a d o p t i n g this p l a n s o tlial all ot our c u sto m er s
•nay h a v e s o m e s u g a r e a c h w*ek T h . Price U S u , e i U S-lke. l i e
HAM S............ lb
BACKBONE lb
O .V K O rn T K U / 1 W — i « l . l l R n rk . II
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How To Relieve
Bronchitis
. . B o th e x p e c t to w e i r
in a fe>\ w t e k s . . , . T h e
f o r c e s wv*n w .il *get a n
sp o rts w riter. . . . A lbert
s p o i l s e d i t o r ,»f T h e M a c o n
i« e n l i s t i n g in t h e l \ S.
R eserve.
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khaki
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o ther
Riley,
News.
N aval
Delicious ste w ed or try thorn
Lobsters ib 2 3 c
Steaks
ib
35c
T a n e y Who ln 5 a l l a d
Fish Roe ib 39c H u rry -G e t Yours!
Haodlaaa,Madium lUMBOSUa.lb
i aiU «
hat lha -per eipl-'
consumption of weartnar apparel
1 here to
a i the
war contour*.*'
Shrimp* 2 5 c 2 9 c W h ile T h ey L a st-lb
Sm oked
M a l t a B ad G r a n I
FISH STEAKS
FL O U N D E R ., lb I E
O l d T a -h l o n * to 10 Ib Sir
.
l l a l l c r Wl.ola
Round Bono
RED SALMON Ib
A Thrifty Buy! Std., C ap
LEGAL NOTICE
of Picking: Winners
TONIGHT'S ALL-STAR FEATURE
NINTH RACE — 5-18
•
,
JUMP HIGH
CITY JUDGE
CIENT1A
GILDER3LEEVE
NADARK0
OFFICER ANDREW
YOKEL BOY
BE LUCKY
GREYHOUND GU3
k ea the sir evar
WDBO toalgkt et
• i l l with sU the
H a p " e e the t o n
at the Saaford-Of.
laato K em el Ckb.
NO MINORS AIX0WED
ro a r time sits r. u.
NOTirrt o r i.arK aTio^ to m t a n
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A lr r a d
D o -tu n , d a c a a a - d ; t h a t
a h a (Had b a r p a l l l l n n ( o r (I n a l
d l a a b a r i a . a n d l h a i a h a w ill a p p l y
l a l h a l l o n n r a b l a It. W , W a r , ,
C o a a t y J u d ( a a t S * m ln o la f o u n t ) .
r i o r l d a . o n l h a a a e o n d d a y o(
M arrh. l i l t fo r a p proval of aam a
a n d f o r l l n a l d l a a b a r p a aa A d m i n ,
l a l r a l o r o f lh a a a l a l a o f A lf r a d K.
d o a lo n . d a a a a l a d , on I h la u i h d a y
a t Janaery, l i l t .
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I c e d , W k o le e e a e e F o o d AI T h r if ty P ric e s !
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Classified Advertisements
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PARTLY TURN, or nnfwii. houaa.
. MSI Ornototoy Aw. ftopg >U4
A pples 5 ib* 2 3 c
f#n<y Wirteup or l e d Deliooui
A pples 2 ib* 15c
JuKy do,Ida
Oranges doz .15c
Baby Lime*, Navy
or Greet Northern
Beene, Black-Eye
Pees....................... Ib
UUUUC
LIMA
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BEANS
Ib"
lOcj
fancy T a u t
G e t DefenM S ta m p s lor Y our C oupona— B allard's.
Carrots bch 5V4c
O b e lisk F lo o r
Idaho Sating
Potatoes tb 5V4c
Haw Crag lad SUii
^
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ib*
29c
Stokely's Tall
Kodota
Potatoes 10b<25c Figs 2 no i 2 5 c Corn-on-Cob-"1! 5
Konre to CBRurroRi
RTATR OP VUIRIPA
COUKTr OP HKMINOLK
Tan ah* aaah ol you are haraby
nnilllad and raoulrad la ’prtaanl
any rUlma and dtaianda whlrh
yoa, or alihar of you. may Kara
agalaal lha aalala of Kllaabath S
Kaaar, tfacaojMd. lata of aald Cnualy. to lha Coaaly Jadcy of OamInola Chanty. Florida, al K taolllra
la lha court hoaaa at eanfnrd.
rtartda. within al«hl aalandar
maalha from lha * l i •( lha
f t m pghlltalloa af Ihla n o lle .
Nath tlalm ar damn ad muai ba
L*.DAY M> u
rook or la w riting,' and m a n aU la lha
p
u re M raaldaaca and pool ofllca
nwU. Maybdlk Holton, 1117 aASrdaa
al lha claimant, and mual
Cyprw A w .
ba aware to hy lha alalmaat. hla
aaaat, ar hla alloreay, or lha aama
will bacoma void aacordlaa la (aw.
rlra t Pabllcalloa Ihla l l l h Shy
On Beats 17 (Seafonl Highway) at Longwood
about 10 Mike Bodth of Baaferd,
TURN AT RED ARROW
u n v«i
Land O' Sunahtno
Van Camp'*
Sugar S»nd
Standard
A pple B a lter n->
Sid SUcad
MIlWHITOtft .
Pineapple 3^ -25
U V zC
SWAN
COUPON!
M u i a a t i a a n ' s R. S. P.
Cherries 2 »> 2 7 c —
'■
O LEO
Hominy 3 ~ ’* 2 5 c M ayo n n aise«- 2 5
15c Cardan
Tall Chum
Patch G. B.
Salmon no i 16c
Corn
no
303
10c
ib 41e
ib
land O' Swihina
BUTTER
(la Grad. A Larga AH WMlaa
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P in e b r e e z e -d o z
S
37c
A«jo
Gordon Patch
Peas 2
no 3 0 3
2 5 c Coffee
Mb 2 5 c
Dandy Una
Stroogh*<vl Dog
Food 3 »"* 17c M ilk
3 i.» 2 3 c
P rince A lbert
Standard Tomato
CATSUP
So u . BUcull
LandO'S'thlna
FLOUR
PA N C A K E
IT f l O A I S
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m it^% S B 5 S L
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FLOUR
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�PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1942
TOE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Soldier Gets Cow
Instead Ofa Girl
. \
New Ideas For
Restaurants Are
Now Made Public
CAMP DLANDING, Feb. S—
A Medical Of;.cer a t -Camp
ion*. m y a the laundry folks, Blooding telle of a soldier who
doodlers can fill In the ile- left camp fo r a dote with his
JOILET, IU,
$, (jft —
fltrnlegle
mistakes will girl Irk m! In Ocala and ended
■ 'Weekend apacali Yankee
pot
up with a nasty-tempered cow.
roast, with
—larged map of
When the soldier atrvied In
Singapore area.’’
Ocala he found that his g rl wa.
The Idea,offered , free ta
away, so ho started out to look
restaurant mtnu-ntakhr*. come*
for her. It was night. Ills head
from the American ifatltu U of
light* picked up a cow in the
l-aumUrlug
here. ./Tablecloth
middle of th e mail. He slowed
doodling, »ay thesw'egnerta redown and veered to the right,
• storing
hedoo(UM.
linen
to
so did the cowJ then he Veered
, whiUneae, ha, taken a distinctly
Have you a son, or a brother, to the left, so did th* cow. Tho
or frii-nd in the armed force* of loldier ended up In the ditch.
the United State*? If you have
As he s a t there wondering
you probably know how hard what to' do th* bovine charged
the men have to t,^ |k and how the car and broke hi* arm .
e a te r they are for rood book*
That settled the m atter. Com
soldier
to read In their hours off duty. pletely disgusted, the
propped up his arm and drove
,Your irift liook might reach the back to camp to the hospital.
hand* of a strange soldier coa,t
guard. It might no to a relative
and It might reach the hands
ef y o u r own son or brother.
Place your nnme on the fly
leaf of gift liook.
HEW YORK, Feb.
fi—Al
though Jap an ha* iwen consid
ered the most vulnerable from
the viewpoint of supplies of ruw
material* atch as Iron and steel
scrap, it U now Indicated that
Japanese stockpiles of scrap are
far greater than Is generally re
adied, and are sufficient for
arm s production at peak rates
for many months, acenrtling to
a survey Issued yesterday by
"Irnn Age.”
The m aguiine estim ated t Ja p
an’s pile of iron and steel scrap
at the beginning of tho eurrent
y^ u fo o l o ti
year nt nlwiut 10,0(10,000 tons.
In the I v t 10 year* It I* point
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Important Vilaed out. Japan received aim .t II,aUa
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tn d mere Usable b*n
000.000 -ton* from the United
lb— gftae.b , Oatmeal I.ode aU C .r.a l. In
Stale*, a period In which the
Pietates that build Maaele.
Japanese steel industry pro lured
nppioxlmatrly
Ml,000,000
ton*
of steel ingot and rbsting.* and
about 110,000,000 tons of pig
Imn. Among factors tuken in ti
account in making tlie survey
are Japan’s Imports of finished
steel product* as well a* scrap
and recovery of old melnls from
largv-scale wircking o p eratio n
In Chlria.
W
Y
ORANGES .,ea. lc
Japan Is Reported
To Have Much Iron
P o ta to es...........29c
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hour
By PAUL ROBINSON
DADCV.OARLWG
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VOU2NEW BOSS/
AFTSfZVOUtaS AtARfflEO
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A S W t U .W S O « 2 j
TOMMY:
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Lettuce .............ea. 5c
raw er
larob
Grapefruit_________4c
pweet POTATOES .... 5 lbs. 14c
Florida C elery.............. . stalk 5c
Did You Know Frt-.th Fork U .T b t Cheapest
Meat Valui Arallablo Today! Serye Pork Often!
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RIDES. Ih..........
15Yic
HEADS. Ib. _____ Sc
SAUSAGE. Ib........ 19c
HAMS. Ib............... 25c
SHOULDERS Ib.l7fte
PORK LIVER. Ib. lflc PORK BRAINS Ib. 19c
Brisket SPARE RIBS, lb,
OP
There were almost 11,000 mo
tion picture theaters in opera
tion In 1011 in the United State*.
ETTAKETT
TABLE
SUPPLY
*Fresh Fruits
*And {^’getables
lIRRMAVa RCALITf
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End C u t3 ........... lb. 23c
Center C u ts..... .: Ib. 27c
Sun O’ Florida, Ib. 35c
Country Smoked lb. 35c
Breakfast Linltd Ib, 39c
CABBAGE................................. lb. 3c
.Yellow ONIONS.............. 2 lbs. 13c
York A PPLES_________4 lbs. 19c
rA v rr
la rob
T an gerines________ __ doz. 121/^c
Mixed N U TS-------------
lb. 19c
Eatwell OLEO
Hawkeyfc, Ib.
Btackhawk,
C H O P S lb 2 9 c
1j u r e l .
I
BACON, in piece, Ib.
M en r t TR
WHITE
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SAUSAGE
Shoulder .tRoafU, Ib. 2)0
Loin Chops, Ul
Cullois, |f>.
C O D JF T S II^ ^
Pure L A R D ^ |
NOW YOU CAN AFFORD THE BEST EGGS AGAIN
LOW EVERYDAY
PRICES i
SO you
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LOW EVERYDAY
PRICES
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Peas & Snaps
lk w -1 1 -.u .U w
CRACKERS.... l( t e l
19c
w A
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PEAS . ... 2 for 25c
SWHJ.'IWANT
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PEACHES
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Honey 5-lb. paU 49c
DRAN0, can 21c
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By FRAN STRIKER
a n» ita
COFFEE, Ib...... ,19c
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V W U .9 C E /
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Grape Jam
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DOG F O O D ..... 10c
Guava Jelly ...... 57?
•NE RANGER
... 49c
H a a t, •
CATSUP ......... 10c
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TEA, Vi Ib.
Pancake Flour ... 6c
M e,el Ilea.
(bulk) 2 lbs. 31c
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—PATRICK H M I T .
AN INDEPENDENT
f e r --------VOLUME
I f m
D A IL Y
E s ta b lis h e d I n
1008
a ii~ —
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y
t t i f c
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n it
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"I pled** sllrgianre l„ thr Flag of
Ihr Unitrd Slates of America, and In the
Rrpuhlir for which it aland*, nnr Nalinn.
Inditisible, » ith liln rlj and ju»lire for all.-’
N E W S P A P E It
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Memlier Associated Prcs-
N TIMBER 132
Local Airport May
U. S. Planes Down Incompleted
Become Auxiliary Naval Field Nippons Hesitate To Gamble
#Pursuit Ship And
Dn Blow Against Singapore
Bomber Over Java
$-40 Type Of Ameri
can Fighter A ir
ships A re P u t In
Use A gainst Japs
Dishing It Out
lu ll Reported •
In Batan Fight
in j
\ a a o rlft I p il
plane* V W*
X ^ -IX
* m*r •. f v r ‘
MUcknV nine
which “cam* o ta r Uka twarfli*
P f fllaa," it WU dladaw d tojlay.
iThe »hip y u apparently tha 8.087-ton Maetah which reached
Darwin. Au»trail*, a ftar aalllna
from Manila ahortly a fte r New
.Year**).
r a For naartjr a weak the J a p v
Vr«e have bean hammering away
rrlentleiily a t tha A m m lcan-Fll!ptno line, in a drivo toward CorregMor fortraaa, 17 mUea to tha
aqpth a t tha gataway to Manila
^ T h a y appear lir b* co a c e n tn tin f atone the waat t o u t , whore
tha dafendera pravioualy ro u te !
two Mabon>e in ratio a attempt*.
Tha J a p atrategy apparently
J a to attem pt a iweap u m i . the
•rn ln a u ta In tha Hope of trappin* Gen. MAcArthur** men a a i
catting o ff a n y chance of ratraat to Corroctdor.
*
The Japaneaa Kara maaaail at
l a u t on* dhrlxion ab o rt Can.
M acA rthur'a left. fUnk and another a bora U a right,
Gen. Mac A rthur repotted th a t
caoaiy aerial activity wa* lim it
ed to " a few tporadio bumbiog
attack* which did no dam age.'1
Air Corps
Recruiting Unit
WUI Slop Here
The United Slate# A n a r Mo-
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Current Draft
Local Health Unit
Qucta Listed By Engineer Finishes
County Office School Inspection
J l'im v liilf , I»*‘«»rtfi‘ II Karl**,
fon-t.-i t'nit««l StNti'M niiniiitri to
nul-a..4. r .i <!to«|j»v in Washington tit t ItulguriM i< «o jiri' Ru«*|
BR'i *:h»*r«* ii no .louhl wnttlrviu'*
but tla t IltiUarian trtMi|v« umihll
mutiiiicil if s«*nt to R um 1 1
M i - mu
U f.ghl •Hgaiih* (Inm an*
N t\ir hi nil hivlory,** m- -anil
lit
i poit to Si’c n tn rv of S t w j
Hlill “h«i* thi*»i* hr* n •m h a tuUI
W>'v of hnlivtl ill Kuropr mh now |
ban v>.'Ill'll up Hgllllt-t till* (il l •
Selectees Leave O n'R ogers Reports Vital
February 16 Fori S a n i t a r y Details
i Jl
Induction C e n t c r ! A r e Satisfactory aril
il
Artillery Duels Rage
Across Mi.V - Wide
Strait Of Johore;
Jap Planes Active
( hiruvso Truuos
Pour Into Burma
MAQSHALL
Dutch Naval Rase,
New (iuinea Port
Are Hit From Air
• ll«
iT*v
1ST
l««HrlH'rd
I'ffeel
D f-pilr riintinmui* h<imhint< ami «lrafing by Japanr*r airmen. 5inrnpore ’% «fI illrr v hiiw hU^trtl rnrmv
elnrnaliiH i p«*>t*, kiti»ekr*l
• it I'npo-ain* haltrrira a n il
wiirrail ilr* trurtiun
in Ihr
t r j n « pnrtintf o ' Japanr«r
triMipq l» Ihr iumping-nff
n**inl«a f .r i**»ikiit” iif thli
i-1 nut at rtuttfhold
T h a i th»* JiiHiitfkf m| ill
ha%t» mil hum r«tpi|iletr cunlr*t| «f ihr air **.ia ilemmi• Irnteil thi# nmrning hv Ihr
lliirri’-.tnr fightri-k nf thi*
It A F. nhirh in lrrrrp trit a
large fnrmnt!«»»» iu rr SlnfMpurr, whnt ill «n *»nr Janinr-«r plan**, pmlnihlh another.
Mini ||‘e«ee^#r ,| e fHi ”«ll.arg r m iarnirnla nf Jap*
*»nr*»r lriM»pw lhr« ugh JnhnrrS late to* aril the* whurr fa r
ing Singapore Dlaiiil * u reptirteit In Dflli’kh rrf^nnala• sin'-r t»li**e»
{k?i .r«i*i «.
iwo®
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l!nrli* p i«l I r qtn «tiiint'il (
11 it h i hud rlU'iigh m r n t*»
h<imd t h e lid ru fhi^ rauldrron of i
la n th re sa T* nick of tak in g ' it
til the fn >t unp'irl.iit! f l i e t
Local Selective Scivice officiil*’ Kollowin* »n im p e d Ion of all ■tied vi rv murh loncrr. II
11
United States Nub)' and
and w ants to atn rt dixhing It have ralsave r - ^ r a o fR snfoH white school, in Seminole (bran- h^ I ml been teliiHly
y mformn
infurmml Ihi.l
,|( w ..il,| \V* II, fti i H wllh fuiy nntl mirpi^t- mi -»i* lap
out. He triad to join tha U. S. men who will leave heb. 16 to fill .
s ..
-ucontl* an- IM th illmi iia a r e ro «hoit of ma
mivstf Imacs in the .Mntuh.i'l himI ttilhm t l •«la nils. Ma»*v m r m ui.*i
Navy, b u t v u rejected btcauao thb. county1, next c ra ft quotr.
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pm*'t lh t milv l oyv u n l i r
hip* wire
)■« If n o t a fitiian . Ma real ti a p E-D. Carter of the h ead q u arter.1 " ‘‘V1 . " '. " ‘"O
flu
u'
n»*n o v er i*» nft b r i n g u*rd r . a i y ithlp*
w i r e -u 11k cl ilam:igi*il extrim ivrly. hid! .« iiuinln
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'•*- in f mu -h non -rm n h a ta n t tiutii • u t j „ | , plunmt iltfftlrnyi'tl
Klt'hnil
plying. for - citbanship a* th a t an te d thi* morning, adding th a t P“Al J th a. gene roily
t m r nntl on t h e gintiiitl
a
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men
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and
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rn^y h o a ecep to d .
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III* leesM-lHim I'fravl
I t.Mt y pin non w c » t la*-*t ;i" I
fui T uco k i' h lt'l i rUsl.iillC'l
prr-inductinn physical exam initionl , r ‘‘. J|ut * f*'w nnnnr carrcctl'm*
Tho Japiineat1 -ioifi* nrnti'M
ainu) oa friiiii iHiiith iu**»i iniMtot.
tn Orlando during January did n o t l w*]l^ wi**
dill hctitnlftl t" tritml'lt? on
receive Rrticau to report to B land-I, The w ater and w ade di*pn>il
r due to tha fact th a t they were "» the school* L very goo l. h«
i d im t uaawnlt ngnintt Sinu■ nardnl.lo
~ I d |o fill this uuott.
quotr. These
Th«v “ hi- The engineer it no v ina^Mit'c IimIh, . iditl flantinif
.. ,
> dtu subisat to c s n 's l .a Jh tc r sjvwtlng Cfibr^J aJboula In this
artillery tluela ^cro*.* • the
vicinity • s n i , c»tiibli»hmHit« I eN'At A dtlK . IVIi, It-^ An »u-.
r r ’ hi i I r-xvln'e JoTiiifa ’ SMTiU.
1
_ l»t o f Suite tees, tosVther wllh which handle food. »uch a* m eet I tonobil# trip I-. vt„|t drfemie
th eir sges And occupations, follrw: market*. dairies, re .U n r.n l* , ami ' rl *" ‘V ,
*l*,*'"'!
jH|>nii'a w n rpliiniM
u lullLeroy Hodgkins, volunteer, 20. c a f e . Tourl«t camp* uni hotel* ,w"*
'V'
« t’r*l
| iiguin nttnikcil t h e hij
manager i f « grocery store; W il-jarc being In v estig ald fr .m H ' in-ye r ol.l G.-inmn-b .m blonde '
llsm Ellis WIIUs,8S, Iscndrym an;, xrnitary atsn d p d n t. Mr. Unger* ’ ^
h‘ "n„l th.. jn u .rrs
unvul lm*B «t Set'o t h a man i l m - n l by the federal! . .
• , ■■
l i r 'l l
,h .-**»-|»tion
nf
t'n Dutch
Andrtw Mlkler, 87, faraAhr; Ethan -added.
■j -vernmci-l i . a Ci-nnun vapion- I r p V . r U U P V W i l l
| -«»""•»- " h o '' "'>1 »b*civ.- \\ <i ■ul.;» a. J.iv*. »n.| Port Morseky,
New ( • l i n e n .
o B o la a d n .
i H V ' ' 1 U ,1 W
»»*“
Tiiiu- i«u
.............. th.-ir .rb.
Ilnliw h n rtlllc iy hvkl I h r J a p Mian IkMhml't. whn ha* ple ilvilj R *> N o w
R f t f t n r f l f | dull*, nn nn hmir by dni ll’iir *•
Mih.tDintiull) all «d uin* r m v a a l o n f o r m * ut h a y lit
."illy to an . ..........
Inillrllm-nt
iht* r a n t h a n k o f t h e S a l w e e n
iti-pcar.nl n* ....... ..
w itness|
th e i ffI.—- hu ii»e*m'a uod liaio
Naw York' ireoml spy ca*e.
Ji lt t «1 «H» I .m tunira in Stiiif'ir.l R»\«'r, f o r c i n g t h r e n e m y to t u r n
liiiklnrii
muni D..i I h i n a h a t l t*f rn»h^in**r th o
.ill t Mil IP
LONDON, Fab ." B ^-O P t-L o rJ mechanic! Leonard E. C rtes. 2.'.
a perndt apnrrve.l bv tb .< -thin ■tx tin n t h - tho tri l uf »ix{
C o i f o f M a t l a h a n f »r a t l i r c c t
ahrad
»ht'!i fl'»rl • move
Ileavrrbrook. high • ranking able w; rehouse clerk; Albert Owen* S tate Board of 1’calth m u l l . - in. n ami a w nn n itrcuanl of mThe
Be".
Frank
Pulley,
nl
ncainat
Rangoon.
ihc
o »a ih t tint
.ho accrm naniod' Prime Minis Jarrell, SI. farm er! Joseph E d -|l« u c d rn that this method nf irnag* artihitv. T hirty-lhrc? mrn present Ihr pastor of St. Jam •» h o u r Kp Ii *.». Stori*H that
n|H'll nt a i A- M. wdt ••.iiitiMii* Ihiiiiit-r cupitul. Ja|»ui»ci»« run!*
ter Churehlll to W ashington, Iw- ward Fodrie, volunteer, 85, dairy- waete dl*po*:l w,.« bo rafe an I um| wtunni *vrr»* a ntrncod t»» nri- fh o rrh in I eeshurg, hss
pro
I
h
.
hi
I
hm
I
ItungtHin
twice
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111
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l
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f
l
i
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r
h 1.1 A. M. after -el
cam* B ritaln’i M inister of W ar man; Cecil Howard .Willi*. 25.! ranilary.
re|.ti-1 the |N>«itlon of rector »l 1l"
I .104*,
timr t •••i» I'H its (if).* Illllll m Iii 'II'I (.up «lu«vn thia morning. AlProduction Wednesday night in clerk; Kariyl* Uauahohlvr, 21,
Sanitation
departm ents
en
Her autom-ildb- trip with Kurt I"**
Holy
Cross
Episcopal
a new eahinet post mode to o r clerk! Jam ra Richmond Chidwrll. deavor to cut down the spread Krfstertck I udwlg. alls-gnl sp y .J h u re l, which was off oed him afti r NVt*i I line i»un ml • efferl ihooirli rhineur VnoiiM arc ntcmlil> |H*oiinu into llurm a. Ihtin far
der frr'cW w rt eo-ordlnatirn wllh M, carpenter; Edwin Otis Keith, of bookworm and malmin, pri I. d tr. s ta iIn i fn-m Italtimore! kv Ik.- . hurch Vestry. M. Mins- nn M».»i.li»
S«*ll.IM .I" I mini y nrhiHil« \\ ill iht*v iccriviil no ordera to nttho work of DonaM M. Nelson a i 21. crate m rkar.
marily, since poor sanitation i* • trip in t'J li. Mi* Iloi holler tie- i ik finnnir war n o. the V estry,
•w tioin, Superintfn lack tin* enemy, the Chinese' To:*(|«i|it til •
United fltatoa W a r Production
the causo of such d'aease*. and • l.irnl. and (-xt.ii.l.-.i as far a*' • nnounc-J t.nlay.
I iwton n» nI, hill f.i* knill!|Olt> Mlill tiuluy.
Chief.
hygen'c conditions plav an In- 1 lorlda.
Ilrv I' iiIIpv la rx pcrtcil t»»
From
Itungoon.
B urm a,
tin*
C reation of the new post, fore
p o rts rt pact
in
halting
the
comr h rir Mar. 2 nr -l. an I will thr • II'’ ni*'»iri* of hu* rhddren Hi ttiwli o f f i c i a l l y «cknmv|c»lgc«l
k»huni
havo
to
ride
nPINKY
‘if
shadowed. by Mr. Churthlli In
spread of many communicable
take thi- iilarr formerly o?ruplr* *
ua I'* iiiiK* nvrry ni»in»ntf (i nl ay t h a t J a p . t n c »ca p a t r o l * h a d
hi« addrrra In t h a Bouse of
(lireaaos. Mt. Ri rera conclude.1.
hy Rev. Martin Ilram, who Irfi
i
'
ii
'I
m
i ur.|«*r Iff |»rpvi*nl r x l r 1 •n»«>*••! t h e l o w e r S a l w e e n R i v e r
C'lmmons l.r t w rak. an*wcr*d a
hum
rally
in
December
to
beTALLAHASSEE, Ebb.
ti ll IM f lit*I n n h , I'l ,ii «i‘v c r u | |H iin ta a in c o t h e in*
persistent rlamor o f tho press —The Florida Supreme
Court
r*»mr |»n tor of Ih'j St. Andrew* ••a |M'|I ■*•'
tril *i Hill n-n lit If; •» A. M vttdlTA o c c u p i e d M o i l m c i n S a l u r and puhlle for an Inrrcaa- in the Wednt»d*V waa told by
alCliurrh in Tampa.
cabinet and for Inelualon o f a timey* that I t / racmt decision
Acc^nl'ng to
Mr. Miimrik, War Tinit*, whlrh nctually wimM *lay
Attam cy (ir'nrr-il T»m V al»on
tTmiil* nf slimke amt dual rose
a I n ig I a rnponslbla o f f i c i a l that rltl*s may not •foreclose on
■------ ilu rad ay a lt ckrd —and GoverPer Rev. I'ulley n **iC0 |*urccnt'*. 'I l».' H:;m a M umlvr I'u*
M-r tin- strlcki-n ri-ahlenttal dt»c h arv ad 'w lth aeeelaratng tha na municipal
vev w«»ro
wi - u nhlv
n «».v to
4'* tiflll*. Til*' M'h'Ktll will klxi rltMf -rie
tea
liens
agulnn
TALLAHASSEE, Ksb. 5. t/P > -’ lloUaiwi and Comptroller J. M. l*-e umi *v|sfe# glad•e we
l, in Singatore yesterday e*
b»mr latfr than hcrctof'iri*
tion’* 'often criticised production Murphy _Act land held by Uu Florida’! 1941 agricultural tcn*u« -lulckly d efended-th* legality or obtain hia rervlcca,
•rvlccs, Mr. Minarik i
.M-iliulrr.-e* ami emergency squads
lining Mi.mlny.
rate of w ar supplies.
State contained '■illogical and will not ba auspended because of, a St* It) contract with t*»ey. Wei- aU trd. Rev, Pulley .* 53 years ,
-unruled
it, among the splintered
1 O. I*- llermlon, cl<*rk, **( tk.*
Mr. Churchill told tha house, unwarranted eonshulons."
tire r ’tloning, H. L. S heircr, w h » ,i,lB a nd Sprin, Miami law firm, to of age and U married.
C'ii ult r.iu rl, i-xprutartl thu gi-n house* slid smashed autrmoblles to
a fte r Mr. Nalson'a appointment • The court waa rahcar'ng a ha* eharg* of the count, said - c iUact delinquent intangible taxes
hi* minister to the wounded and bat
In W**Mngten, th a t ” «ome simi suit by which the City of Jnrk- Wednesday.
, <n a percent ige /ee.
f l n f o n u o W f l P k o r H T o m il arnlim ent h«To when
lar office, not exactly with the winvilla U attempting to bring
“ it'a too fa r along,” ha deslaretl.
Watson subl to* employment " f
* fT U rK lrll
I U amnl, "Manv |MM)pe will have t«» tle the flames.
Only IK bombers took oarl In
u m e scope but with .sim ilar foreclosure action
a*’1 "" " hih* it i< ••till ilark, lint
again <t the Roma reunites are half through. *!>relal atlerneys by tha Comn- SC O I n s t r U c H o i l F i l m
.-e p t ____
three
o u n tles areI go- I'ollar "creates_ a slluftinn
In
..
«ll "f u- i»f thi* Co'irt II iium' nr»* ih>- raid, the recond of the iky,
•ct>n«, m m t be tre a te d hers.
l l r_____
____________
State to collect d i r tax
liens A111
---- * —
J wllh **
' “ whitn
‘ 7 l i »h!
kt-L i—
1>>n
'General.
,
. . , ,, ‘»lnd
o com
ply w
iui
ithe
nr
new
« » » ——g -amt
- there was nothlii*
he, —
a* Attorney
tail tt»»
comply
with
new Widm-sday
e .d
the work,”
Lord , Beavacbrook,
little
....
* .
- . busy
„
.
atabist property which, reverted ing rh
"Hmv
first. A nollur
„ ba finlabed
_
jby
y June, I.
r<-uia not w trk “harmoniously ind
. leehntaalor .mm |Mfll"''
mdvre-l by tho government. !
" I’.0 ' 1
,‘hJ’ lanrie
»
1.
mUlionalre London publisher who, ^ lh(| n u t, under tha 1917 land thould
striking
Lathe'
Dad#
County
commisaioners
said
effectively"
in
representing
Couniallv
,
7
.
3
inr
th
i
‘n
l
Wc
will
set
nl.r
clocks
Up
an
.
•'«"
"
l««U«*d
J*
>
sky rocks ted into prominence* by rcltmptiort law.
(ally prepared for in* na, n
„rri-.. ..;n power w ia an offlc"ini annuunccIn Miami Tuaeday th a t they wouhl I ty T as Collectors in Inlanglblee especially
_ B ritain’! aircraft Indr*
putting
I defense program, will b<"“"‘J * " & •
■!iwnl that only t t !H-rsons w«r«
aak ecrralsslcn to tiv o a reaaon-, u g Utlyatlon. He so notified the tlonal
. on a full war footing, iecme.1
,rom J -I>J A- M. t» 5. It , k)|||>l)
» ounde..
____ _ a*
show ii tonight to inetil mechanic b*
oumled Tuesday
a-la aatim ate of tha number r f | o-Dactors
from tha first a likely choice for
— —
- i -----u—
. . .l nm.
compared to nearly 1,000 casualworkers,
metal
workers ..m
nta | M.
firm s lm l their production In the,
_
tho spoointmenL
Ld Higgins, secretary j'f the t|
p lhB
»nrst day.
chine shop operator* a t the ni*w
r
Already mlnlatar -of eupply, he
(- H|n*apore. with but 23.000 dedefers* shun located a l 8 K-.•h Chamber e.f tommerrs. sal'l that
unable
to
find
an
enum
erator
wh.»:
„
,
.
.
n
.
.
.
'
bad laid the groundwork for hi*
Street xml French Avenue, i t a irtr l a ch-ek nf tho retail stores in fl.t,,u.r, |ffft lm| |U remaining 50
b ai would taka the lob unless th e ' S p e O K H A t
WASHINi
I i O l l I n S Ing at H:00 o'clock, Alex Johnson, the downtown urea showed pruc r lanes being transferred elsewhere,
new Job an missions to which
, l ■ ' --------- said Prwl- county furnished tires for his au-1
be had boon aant In Washing - T b # Whit*
supervisor of the local vocitlonai tic-ally *11 of them will open at f cex Imminent capture amid
postponed to mobile.
dent Re rase ,
WINTER PARK. Feb. 6—(Ah defense trrinlng school, announced the some time under War Time I mounting anxiety over the naval
."Two
others
resigned—In
of hie
ontll tensorraw
-Count Csrlo Bforsa, former today.
a n t th at th* Atlantic Coast Line I ate." a Tekvo broodesst said.
wtth w ig* and Seminole Count lea — ■'■Ban foreign minister, said
heart-te-hsart
All rligibla workers are ashed to Railroad pill conform to
the
ith oil tanka 1 taxing and tho
but n o t because of tire rationing.’ that "everybody now feels In attepd the showing of tb* picture, President'* way by setting the "W
Madera.
C. I, 0 . and
w, tr i front torn
asunder, l»e
Lhevrer said.
which will last an hour. “T his I* rlock tm and keening the asms northern p art of Singapore Jsbftd
S tate sgricplturel census, Karond (hat th* nsw post w ar strictly
hn instruction picture.” | | mr Mh<slulei. Th* bus line It p r o m ts a black and lifeless ap
world can only b t a community
taknt every fly* yaara, counts the of
nations and that Ameri Mr. Johnson stated. ”snd w* do r l( *ccUd U» keen th* same *che- pearance, broken unlv by move
number of farms, thslr product'lion. ca fr#a
u°t
have
sufflcUnt room for worn- llu|r ,. Mr. MeConald s u t .d to- ments of trucks creeping along
m
ust
use
her
tremendous
equipment, fences and oUisr fiaril Miami forces to bring *u:h a an and children.”
Th* pletur* we*: j #y
the coast,I hills and by th* ram
lUaa In tha 8t:tc.______
made available to tha defenaa pro-. . ' .
. .
r l ,„ appearance of transport pltne*.
v a g i-a b o u t. ’
rra
m
by
tbs
South
Bend
I
n
th
c
'
—
•*
*
exoectel
th
i)
th
t.lty
Th# form er m inister spoke at
PI ill ami the I'oxt Off lea will open Ilritlsh activity Is nil In Northern
session of tha - Rollins Works, and this It Ua first show. e t tha nsuil time, uruler W ir Singapore.” )
Ing
in
Flnrids.
Mr.
Johnson
added.
economic conference and
Time. Th* Hanford-Atalntie Rank
r of International ralau-IU open its door* at 10:01 A.
M. a* usual, while bank officials
r>b;
’^ N o b o d y believe* hi Uw fab*
■t the Florida fltata Bank have
d
^
f
t ^
. t
. ' « « order p reen ed by Hitler
not mad* a definite announce
TALLAHAMEE. Feb. 3
Mile* Burpa* win be In 8«m- ment a* yet. but said they ex
nreray, p. morawon
---- Kody ,n Europ,
Ino I* County on Fab. >1 a t th* pected to retain the usual time. —Great Ion of a committee tn
help obtain mor* contract* anil
frontiers no longer ma»n Geneva Club h o is t to giv# a
• ubcnntraet* for Florida to taki
thay used to maan; and fanning demonstration a t 8:00
up th- eleek In business sdveraeIn procrea of wholly P. M.. Mm- Oulda Wilton, hnma
Iv affected by rationing
an-l
demonstration agont. said today.
down.”
other war m«-ssorts was
Marabar* of ax tens ion t l u b t In
,™
WASHINGTON. -Feb. 5.-O P) nonnrad here Wednesday.
th b area o r any housewife who
W alter C. Sherm sn, a met__
b Interaated may attend the ' — Tha Nation’* class on* rail
road*
had an astiiw /sd m t In- nf th* Rteta defense council. aaM
domonitration.
Mr. Burpaa'a program la an- coma of I300.B4B.071 In 1941. the group will give p* rile a la r
_ read by M ba b a b s l Thurabv, which waa more than two and attention to th* needs of Flori
•ta la food esai s r r a tloo aprelal- a half lima* tha 1940 profit, da’s antomohlla Itreustre, kmk(at. M rs Wilson stated a a d American railroad* reported that th at all buxlnoaset h it ke
woman who k m saalof* or proa- th b wa* tha ft rat time sire* tlmo operations will ^ gat
ra re crakora may. bring them 1930 thslr income had exceeded
tn a chreklng and bapaatlon b y ,th e half billion m ark.
. Somethin* different f*
re rtt H *lf fill*
Seminole Coiinty Schools Open
At 9:30 W ar Time On Monday
British Cabin?t
P e rsietent Clamors
O f Public B r i n g
About A d d i t i o n
<1
omun Spy Relates
pionage Activities
fa t
wu
II.
Cfi2|
U. S. A r m v pursuit p la n e s
attacked a greatly s u p e r io r
force of Japanese b o m b e rs
»v • r
• u l fighting planes in Jnvo,
t || 4 , # •
--- ;
shooting down one e n e m y
Blasted in a sulimnilno to thti
bomber and one enemy pur bottom o f tha S tra its of Dovrr,
suit ship, the War D e p a r t bombed • from n destroyer, te a .
c«*d BncEblown fiotn n rescuing
ment annoynccd totjny.
ship, wounded by shrapnel onTl
% One Ajoefkan. plana is ►niachtne' gun bullets, Marcel
Sg&StoA
was the flagt I
Reds Approach
\ White Russia,
: Latvia Borders
Soviets Are Told Oc■• e u p i e d Republics
V To Return To Fold
Allied Hospital Ship
I s A ttacked Nine
Times In One Dgy
LONDON. Pafc. B. — (A P )
• —The A d a Ira! ty aM trtrd Inday (h a t aaveral Italian s-tkmariaca had “paid tha ullla a b penalty” after thay had
bean aant to help’-the Cerraan»’ sahm arlnt campaign
Q) Hi tha Atlantic.
An expenditure of from $.1,- ir c tnkt tt over. vui h t n«» will rc«
CO'1.000 to $3,<HKl.lKn will b- quire nn cxpcmfilniY nf lactw m
made on the new airport heru
COO,fMU. a II. I fj.UOO.OOO” .
If the Navy, now studying the
"I cannot give details us t i
OOS'ibiHty
nf
inrreating
it* Installation* ami nutntn'r of Pica
bare* in Florida, should decide to he lnc:ili*<| on
the fields,
In u»c the new oir|m rt a* a se- owin<r to the fart that the Navy
eondary hate, arronlin? to lie- I Department consider* thi* Inpn-sentntive Jo,. 11,-ndricki.
foimation n« military «ccretJi,
‘•However.” Mr. Hendrick* ex “h r added *' I request that ilwf
plained. "There airports are people not anm»v the Navy De
marrtly In the rtiotv s tn rrr ,' and partment \\»ih letters or try t>
there 1* a p-isslkllity lh->t thev bring unv pr»*>mr'
bt^auto it
lw
—HI only select a
portion of will Ih t.» let avail. I shall
them.'*
gla«l to foil »\v tms up and maky
Aceonl'njr to Mr. Ilendrlrk*, announcrmeiita ut the
pniper
the Nxvy flennrtm-'nt i« study- time. I havt* alien.ly *u;»p!i»*! the
inform*
irur the poreibililiei of taking Department with nil
over the airport* at St. Augur- lion necessary from the cities
• Inc. Payton i B-srh, fV Ijind, conrcrne«l.
I-**t n*i* impress tveryoi\«
Sanfcrtf a n t Melbourne. to h------------- u»#d i f reeomlxrv hares. “Thi* reading this news n*atn th*l
• II* %MM*rlalr*l I'fMal
thrs'*
nirpoits
sic
m
n
cly
in
the
J
,
It merely In th - rtildv eta re*
} i f \u rt u«si: IIS d e e l n i i d 01 f i n a l l y
_
At tj»- prrsent ti in* Mr. llcn- study .-tiigv*. and there i* a (>oi-• |^h*v
UMev t h a t 2,HlM) m o r e ( i r i m a n a •
A0
dftek* Raid, no appropriation is i nihility lluit they will only sc * i ^ d f . d l r n o n t h e cin wy I m t lle Ar
*
available hut of
course
the Icct n
«»f thenr an.I natt fir11* f u r w r * t « f h e r e o n t h e r o a d
all
of
them
>
t
I
t[l
S
m
olensk,
en
d
t
h
a
t
t
h
e
Re«i
money
■It !-• m id - available I 111 ,*1 *hrn,;
A" <’<y np.mmy
..
v.
,
■sooner or later, all of them willll i ^ h i A -till w. • loIlii'T ah ead in
when
tho N*vy
D -pirtm cnt I bo s€.|OC| rl| #• Mr. Ilemtiicks con
might V Wifi.** O.irnkiVt' ill
ntck^4 A request. If these fields eluded.
*
i fipiT** ri'iihtanu* l»> fri-ah
'ert^nd"if’Kbte^^teAnd;1l n
iss, a. © i T t e
^
Rev. Pulley Will
Be New Rector Of »:Sj \ M
uiscopal Church
' tanh™
"b|n
‘r
.
•i**nt r u
State Municipal Tax
Liens Said Illegal
Farm ing CenuiiH Will
'Not Be Suspended
F.D.R.’a Labor Union
Talks Are-Tomorrow
r#b. .—(
g .h® "
Hrm Attached On
Delinquent Tax Fee
h»v »>«", Former Italian Envoy
M .........
Bishops Promise To
Endorse Government
Committee To Get
Defense Contracts
Canning Processes
To Be Demonstrated
’1 5 2 - s l B : b *a
Railroad Income Is
Highest In 10 Years
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Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 05, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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TUESDAY,
Rambling Ntora
Gets Top Role
In Feature Race
Sanford’* faat moving Celery
Fed* copped victory No. S In
!eight ftarta laat night in W in
te r Garden by a 2S to Cl ecore
a fte r a alow a ta rt th at aaw Win
te r Garden yet "off to a 7-5 ad
vantage In the opening period. —
W i t h Center Illlly Fleming
leading the wav with eight
point*, eloaely followeal by Jack
•’B utteri.alP H erring with aevetl, the Fed eager* rallied in the
taraad quarter f o r a lend at
halftime of 12 to II an<| then
leed the eonteat In the t h i r d
fram e. A fter the half Hanford'*
tig h t man-for-mnn defenae b af
fled the Wintee Garden tram ,
and the outcome waa quickly
decided.
The llne-upr:
nford
poa. W inter Garden
trring (7)
F (0 ) Yoimehld.
Panicle ( 2 )
F
(2) Mima
Flaming (H)
C
(7) Dann
Ic e ( 6 )
G ■ (ft) Tubo
Truluck (.7)
(I (0) .Crawford
K
m rn i ui
s p c c ia iio i, w no now
m s;
receive free admittance to the
track by obtaining passes a t many
drug ►
tores In different localities.
Overnight Rntrlee For Tuesday .
F irst Ra**—Futurity
I Tell Ms
t j
I Hp»t C a p r lr h
I l>l|*y T r u f f le
I M a tli* I .a it
k.
w,
I T Ib
t F I r * 1‘l l l r f
I O o ld a n P a r
Herond Rir«— Futurity
I
I
!
I
Third Hara—$-1* Mila
The German nnnv had 791,000
In artlvs duty In June,
1040.
Fourth Race—Futurity
I M II f
l>«Mhl# l
» l l r l t y Jtif1*ni*n|
l T w b ^ II b H u m
I I .tim ber J u rk
a ilo r lo w n
I M an n e r R e a
t
I V a le n lln e ’e P a rd a
1 H o ld e n
I'a la r * 7
I T e r r ib le T im
•
Haver
R ip T h e W sy
O re l* H a rp e r
l l l l l l e H ose
RUPTURE
COUNTRY U the theme of tfcio oCpattra
Shield Expert Here
H. M. SHEVNAN.
widely
knawn expert of Chicago, will
beraeaally be at the Angthllt
. Hotel, Orlando, Thursday only,
F e b ru ry S. from • A. M. to
f F.M .
. Mr. Shevnan says: The 7-oetle
ShleUI la a tremendous Improve, w ent over all farm er methods,
. effecting Immediate result*. It
Will not only hold the rupture
perfectly but Increaie the circu
lation, strengthens the weakened
parte, thereby cloees the opening
In ten day* an the average ca*e,
rvgardle**
of
heavy
lifting,
, (training or any * position the
body may atauma no m atter the
•Ita or location. A nationally
^■kaown scientific method. No undor etrape or cumhereoma ar• rangemente a n d abeolutely no
Btodlclnce or medical treatment*.
117 4 1 )2 1
FARMERS' MARKET
rra le a
11.(0
Uh-
era. tlu Hpr T ir-lli*
PClTATfJKH—lied Rile*. L’.lH. Ho! ).
AOrales |I.S*-|L«*. Il-Crst**
ll.ia-IL.4e (M'ralan ll.eo ll.l*.
I’TVT Its*, rnntml. ei.M -ll. 0s
Out#* ll .t i - f l .l t . .
RAniMllfXt—Dos. Ilua ' Itn-ien
HPINAL-lf—llu Hpr. Hummer -Type,
lie .(lit
H T IIA W IIK IIR IE H — Pint, l i e . t i e
HWT
INTTATOKH — l 'W T
Hecks.
I1EISTB— Dos. Ilun. 7 » c . l « r
CAU U AH F-— Tun, Hulk, (s ir lu for.
| t l.* a -l« « .* * . Ilcl. Hpr
II U i l.f* . Chines*. C rls f i n * . f i l l
C A ItR U T P— D n a Ilun. 4"c-4'is. llu
Hpr. I l . l l - f l . l *
C A t:i,IK I.D W Kit — C rsie*. Fenry
Mr, Phevnsn w ill b * glad In item^
naairnta wRhoui chare*
I lia
C K L K ft r — C r s l.s , ft 7 l-fJ • »
CELERY
IIE A IIT H — C rsie*. f l io f4A4. H C rsie* f t d o - l l t l
COI.)JLUI>H— Ilun Ilun 4«r.4*c
EUH I'I.A.NT— Its Hpr I U I I I 4 *
U lt A F K F IIU IT — Be*
II H. (Mnih.
It .4*.
l u g s 1«c Nil. I H i e .
■taps M o
L K T T H C B — I rs u .ra
Crl
Iced I *
J * A 4444 S. Arlesian A r e . f'k leags
; I d le r Inetslannl Hernia nr rape ore
fslU a lsa anrgleal nperallan eapectally ndlMied,
SEMINOLE COUNJY
COURT RECORDS
LEGAL NOTICE
o f c t l ih it
By ROMNEY W HEELER
la tha U * li* a M a t * * fa r Men4tV. F t * 7. m i . FlarM* 11
A TLA N TA ,-Fob. ! .— (A>) —
w iu t m
deeds
(divide*. Odmlnol* C n ta lr
Star*
Laeh,
Duke’*
“double___
m en,
i/
w lf a
oouniaW , a a. A la i at nz, lo llaa W IIa n rseeta *. r i l a Baark *) K.
threat’* halfback w h o recaired
canr. i. a. cmlif. 14. e. ra iir *. llama.
W ;u n . A la * at a *, lo [t a n llrsd l a u l U. I L |L
the Teague Memorial trophy
af vlr W llilani.
yeaterday. haa boon
ahot-pot ( i i i r r i N o ro n rr in f o r m a t io n larMiirrlaon,
Mary Rare* at *1 Admr.
f o r mondaiv , rtem. «. 1m .
champion of the Southern Con
h a n f o r d -o v ie d o
uriS 'ioN - I II.. In W snt-ltarnum -Bvhults. Ina.
ference for two yeora . . . Bet
a r r r i l -.i w
h e e d
Ik a lla n
a a d a rflf,
e ff-r ln s *
Millar, ilaorga a t ua. In Jumbo
IlCkl
4 tan an
g o a l,
m ark*!
1942 will be the P ra t eeaaon he
■ U l l l l f afraaaar. O fHaaAa > M ltu ltrn .( C
he* been able to practice for hla
_ . *C IIK g P t
iraafea f,o.k. aaaal tarots ana
event . . . Prevtoualy hla track
rarlawda and I rack U a da, f o b .
Htat* of Florida, la I*. H. I-ee.
roach. Bob Chamber*, would bor
Hlala of Florida, lo C. H. f^e. .
shipping point (b a te d oa d eliv
ered antes lean a ll transporta
Rial* s f F lorim . lu I’aal P. D ar
row him from the football squad
tion s h a rp **) and carloads f o b nell.
■*
an hur before a meet, let him
rush I reek and trwcklanda rath,
H lal* of Florida. In C. a lu *.
take hi* turn to win the event,
packing
kaane
|r*
trimmed
A U a K K IK V T FON D EED
and then hcatle him bock to Dur
lop* (lnldan heart Indlvlduallr
Keraer. I. K.. to C lifford l U n e r ,
Keraer. I. It, to llenale l e r l a .
washed 444 precooled fair lu
ham for grid practice . . . When
iik u
r . v T t r i ; waccrci » « r . n
gen
erally
gnod
quality
many
medela are handed out for footpoorly blanched, law aalea «
Ash, Jatnra *1 uz. lu Itenrae IV.
bell recruiting, the P ra t name
do* mostly lt.1 t; t dot. | L i* - M urgin.
railed ahould be Rea E nright of
•
a d o t to I t dos, loo
p e n c i l tart c o v r i i a r r
Film Otzpresa Lnr, t„ J. |: Miller
fsw sale* la quote. Prrcoollng
South Carolina . . . Den Paachall.
lee eaira.
a c n iF A c n o w
of
lo iiT iiiiu :
Atlanta achoolboy southpaw ace,
IJM AN O E I.E H : Demand mod
Hanford Production l*re.1li Aa*n..
entera S. C. thla week . . . 80
erate, market D e e d ;- on l*aa- In M f i f It 1-kqey el ul.
doe* Billy Rutland, brilliant hack
eal,
rsrloads
f o h.
ehlppma
Illinois llan aer* IJfe Assurance
lnl (hated an dallverad sales ‘C o , In J. II. T ru lu rk el us.
from Columbo* (G a.) . . . Jake
l u
p stn i i k v a
■
a
a
ll
transportation
rb
a
ra
ea
)
Land, 190-pound tackle from
I t " crate* trimmed top, Pascal,
f >0.1.1, II. C„ v*. Frank 11. Tstes
Columbua (who looked tagged
Individually wanked, l i t
or e| el.
Foreclosure rimrlgair* on H
■nor* If. H. No. I qaalliy, I H - 10 acre* of N W V or HKt. Her l ifor Duke) may join them later.
114 dna
t l s e - 7 1*. I t " t l * « . 11-1*.
Short thought: f i l l take more
rub rraiaa. I - I H
d or. mostly
IIKI I . i n i T ’. : * O P DOWII 11.11
than ration card* to help bam sroun.l
t il* ,
lop Ire calra.
lie: C. A. I.ultnn.
atnrmlng
tennis
professionals,
C IIC L A VIH TA demand mmlerM A R IIIttiK l . i m s K I
*1*. m arket steady on Holden
Hummer. Herbert
Holmes, nnd
whose enffee-and-cakea have been
lle e rl, rarload s f oh. skipping Marlon
M rrll#
Dllason.
Orlnrulo.
a bit tpatelaaa lately from s
ludnl (b a se d on delivered sales
scarcity of heavy angar a t the
lean all Iraaaportallna rh argeal
man. Paul J r . W in ter Park.
and rarlnoda r.o.b. aaaal isrma.
r i te .
Brnl ll* l» n Tucker Herman.
I'.aldjn Heart. 14 rralea. It "
IMrk. Kin
Cuff Stuff: Tularte thinks it
• t*t nr mora V. n. No. I qual.
nif.
K ilw ln
Ity ro n . ftrlanilo,
la coming up with Ita greatest
Ity. 7 4 - l t t dos. mostly 7 - « S
■rnl F l o y llale o. ( / r t a n t f o , K U .
dos.. m otlly around I t it. car
rnrtl. T ho ni BB l u i m a r r , tr r l . t n prospect In years In Joe Renfro,
loads I o k ra sk Iraek, I t to
Fla^
ar n l
P ort*
K luaU rth
a 20A-pound freshm an halfback
r. Or Un 44 ». F l a .
1TCK PAIMINUM f N O R T H A N D
from South Florida . . . And If
1VKITT) b a lu rd ay : T u la * 1117
vou wonder why he jumped Tom
rralea, Intel t t i l rralea. E llavlll# and w a l l s Kprlnga de
l.leb’a fence, here's the reason:
layed.
Hund.'V:
Yulen
t ill
The University of Florida men
rraiaa, Inlal l i t * rralea, W IItor la so th o rt on weighty play
ros. E lU v Ille, lu w in n r t and
ers Renfro feared he’d be con
W h it* N prlnfa deli.red.
AUGUSTA, Gn. Feb. 3—CT>I 1C A G O :
MKT
a U H H T l.T
verted Into a tackle . . .
R T fio N H im o n n ia r r r u m - Auguata’e
South
A t i a n 11 e
ID A « D O E T O XX'R, A B O U T League baseball francnisc, once
H TK A DT ON CjTIIEIl M U C K .
C A I-IF . -A B O U T HTK ADT. Cara valued a t 120,000. waa nffrrrd
dlvarled L Cmra on Iraek SI. for aale Monday hy owner Trow
c a r s arrived I I F LO R ID A , 11 Agnew for "praetlcally nothing.”
f 'A U F .
Agnew aalil
he
definitely
F L O R ID A w ide m a g s In qetal
Ved Smith commended colored
A rand, quality generally lm- would not “begin the 1042 teachurches pf Sanford for their du
rnviam . raw poorly blenched
ns tlona totalling $28 to the Infan
d n a t.ee-LIB. 4 dun U l - I . i e .
1-1 d n a L l t -t .e i, few 4.11, poor
tile paralyila fund.
ly
blanched L U ; I * dow. t.aeContribution* of the various
t i e , poorly blanched t.te -t.lt;
churches follow) 8L Paul B aptist
X X 'e I . I t - t T I . Paaeal few aalea
Chureh, tha Rev. B.H. Hodge, 910;
t d n a J .tt-L 4 e , I d dos. t i e
C A L IF , t r
4 -t dna 1.11-t.kl.
7 ion Itopa B aptist Church, the
1 d n a L i t . I I " I H dna 1.34.
Rev. H. W. WHlIsmi, f$ j An
Pnaeal I I " t t f - t H
•*>*. t.tar
tioch B aptist Church of Oviedo,
Hportal rralea M t t dos. t .l» -
K
i r i n f H a lf p a llr
(Im i Ib ll * l | r n r « i r o l l o n <lln
C o u rt Co*|U*tt# ID n n H n g W u r r lo r
III m H m y rn s
f H tra ilv X n n
K llu liH h
< W a r n in g
(U a i
H a lf
H e h n ro • IxOf|
leBdr II ub /i
I 4’t i U f n u r t r r
1 A t f I 'llo i
vMa SUtc Marketing
FlWtjH Co-operating
CAltLOT BHIPMKNT8
LONGWOOD F»b. 3 (Special)
— Rambling Nora won’t Haro to
fa rt Ill-Gukdt In the feature ninth
rare a t the Sfnford-Orlando Ken
nel Club tonight but the feet
grayhound undoubtedly will get
plenty of stiff competition from
Gay Kop and Glldenteeve, not to
mention City Jo d ie, Cientia and
three other aee runner*.
The eighth' heat al»o prrfenta
a f u t field, led "by H a ile II. Red
McGee and Reel Kir*. An evenly
The names of aiiproalmately
.7.000 Isindnn street* hove been I
changed since I9.1A.
I
horses
Tennis Pros Do
Not Have Eno«
[V % iqJr -vk
II It. 4s Ii.s4-II.7i
O N IO N S — D os . Ilun. 40,-.4*c
OIIANHKM— Hut C O. « -m l.
tl 41.
llags,
ftte .
l 'W T
llaga.
I.B Peek,
IM t
p. i i f On d o n ,
Clerk
U rM A t'IIIC t: K.
Ii-lu m l. Fla.
A llorney fur
(MKAI.I
o f Ik * Circuit Court.
A. M. "
i><;
FfIMTEII.
V
I'laln llff.
fl
IF YOUR TASYE DEMANDS
Baseball Franchise
Is For Sale Cheap
Colored Donations
For Polio Total $28
T H E BEST IN
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
■E SURE T O VISIT
N IC K ’S
Package Store
J
fi.ea-fi.aa
r, .
TfllNIPH—)>o*. nun. ft*c-4*e. Du
Hpr. ife-tl.e«
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IIIV M $ e IM I. O l l C I . f f ) o u U I I B
IH
THRNIP HAI.AD— Hu l|p r. lie -fa r Baptist Church of Cameron City, NBW YORK! MARKET AnOITT
TOMATOKH—»*.»! U l^C ral*. nrd the Rev. R.B. Black, f | ; G rant's
HTKADT
ON
FLORIDA.
to fey. ft.te-Tl.ie. Cartons
HUOHTLT W EAKER ON CAL.
Chapel A.M.E. Church of Oviedo,
fi.ie -li.il
.
IFORNIA, Cara on track II.
the Rot. C.T. Edwards, |4.10; BhlWATKIlt’RKHH—Dos f*e
1
l i r e arrived s t l , Ckra unload
Ish B aptist Church, tha Rav. A.C.
ed 14 Ft«A. I CALIF, by truck
o p t o r statm r u o D v e r a
) FLORIDA
Maxwell, $2.90; 8 t. Jam es A .H J!.
A P I’I.KJZ— Ksslern. Du llskl. f i l l FIJI RIDA i don 4.M. I don
Church, tha Rav. Moorv, 91.
17 oe
.1
l A.
4.*4-4.14, f d en t . l l - l . t l . I don
INIRN MHP.Lt.KD — W hite, C $»T
(.lt- g .1 t, |# due, 7.14-1*1, Hid.
Through the usa of an ’’tiecl u e s l i.a e .it ee 1
era lee 4 don 1.4*. * don. t .l t ,
ONIHNH Y K I.U iW — i « L B M rk . •ric a y a" pointed a t a street
t d o a L H t IS dos t . l * - l .11 '
I t . l l .f l .7 t
CALIF. I F t dtis 1.71. 4-1
light, a complete blackout can ba
ONIONH W H IT E — I * L B Hash. I i . l *
,d o a a.71-1 It. tr* I d oa t.M PO TATO ES — Maine. l 'W T
Ites*. effected ih a homo, store or any
t i t , Paagai fr* tH -4 d o a t .l t
other plaea, whan tha street
|l.*e
! • a llie s a rriv a ls lit ,- .t r a c k
IhtTATOKH— Idaho Baker, l » U l
light la turned out.
H t T A iiA n A B —le
TO: K.lna W *l«-h. whose praaaat
•ild riM la unknown but s k w ,
la ai known niMreas la
llniilirle, lia e rg la : ■
TOC A It It H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D
and required In a gg ea r to a eertalnfl
Kill « f I ’nmgtalnt 711*4 by John T.
W elrk. aga in *! yrta la Ike iClrvnir,
Court or lu m in al* Cnaatr. oa ua
before Iba tad day o f M srrk, A. I*,
lie s. Ife* u n > being Ik * lfa rc k
Hula O a r: In default whereof lb *
aal.l esuae w ill proceed a * garta
aealnai >ou.
M
In an 1*1 action against row, ik R
p lain tiff aska fo r a divert**; that
Ifcia o rd e r b* published for - lha
• laltiln rv lime required hr • t a r ,
In lha Hanford Herald, a newegeger
of general circulation, published In
Hanford. Memlnole IViuniy, Florida;
W lineea my hand and nftlelal aeab
of o ffice al Hanford, Florida, IklB
r (lh
dar of January, A. IV
T H E T H R IL L
f l. M -
fl.lt
The ntreet* of Marcus Hi
*of Picking Winners
TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE
Travis
NINTH RACE—FUTURITY
the 1941 championship on the lo
cal course, end the lilt Include*
last year's winner, the long-driving
Bill s ta rk , of Pont* Vedra Brack,
Fla. Stark- after y ears of en
deavor, finally crashed through to
victory and hla first lag on the
nt yourself the way other people look at you!
Are your clothes neatly cleaned and preiaedf
It’* defigned especially to •iim ltuts bad squeaks
from your auto and enables ua to five your car k
better lubrication job It la eaaentlal for you to keep
your car in good shape, to make it,la st longer.j Let
ua help you do thia with our roeklnr jack—the only
one of Ita kind In Seminole County. ,
You are frequently judged by your appearance.
. . . Let ua keep your clothes looking good.
Also see ua for washing, waxing, Good 0 u i f
Products and personalised service.
tha* u p s t l m ry by ustag
PITTSBURGH
PAINTS
Changes Made In
Miami Grid Slate
NT & GLASS
117 Park A n .
Phone 903
CORAL- 0 ABLER Fab. I . (Special) — Further indication*
t u t th* University of Miami
football schtduio for >941 would
bo considerably different from
th at of recant year* cam* with
th* announcement th a t W eet V ir
ginia University will ptiiy Mlnml
In the Orangv Bawl Nov. 17.
Eton, Howard, T a n a Tech,
W e s t Virginia Wesleyan, Alapa will not k* bock on th e 1949
elate, only Rollins, 8outh Caroon* newcomer already booked,
the gam* dst* being O et. SO.
ClassiHed Advertisements
107 (LOCUST A V I.. Prtva
room a p t ground n e a r,
epring mnttreeeee.
rU R N ^G A R A G E A PT, — 419.
FURN.
a t T aaehtan'e Q ra.
APT.
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RAMBLING NORA
CIENTIA
G ILD ER SLE^V E
GAY KOP
SMOKY RANGER
NADAEKO
O FFICER ANDREW
ROY and BUCKY REEL
la ea th a a ir ever
WDBO ts a lf h t a j
• t l E with t i l the
“dopa'* aw th a io g t
a t tha Saafard-Or>
NU MINORS ALLOWED
b
220 Magnolia Av«na«
GREYHOUND G U S,
PO ST TIM E I l l s P . M.
On Route 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood
•boat 10 Miles South ot Sanford.
TURN AT RED ARROW
By PAUL ROBINSOI
W8TA t a i f
pouoirm
�R C 3 ® g K O H H i n B B 3 B X S 3 ' aS M S H
n :s y * .v ^
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I t w * M to t o fr**j V * i « U to
ft
IM N iM fU B M ll pnvi*
to r w bkb n to r* to r* « b a g c m .
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-T A T S IO I n x R T .
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AN INDEPENDPNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Established In 1908
M
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TO
When Jap Sneak Raiders Sank The Arizona
Ilf
A w w ialH fN M )
Allied Generalissimo Sir
Archibald P. Wavell an
nounced today J from be
sieged Singapore that t h e
United States and Britain
are sending "great rein
forcements” to t h e south
west Pacific battle area and
called for the ^United Na
tions* forces to fight for
time until t h e reinforcements
arrive.
Singapore*! artillery heavily
bombarded the m ailed Japaneie
oa the Malayan mainland oppos
ite Singapore Iiland today a i
enemy air raider* launched new
attacks on tha Uland fortreas.
Thera, were alm oit no algm
Of lUft on the British aide
• f the itra it y eiterd iy and Brittab niare, who ran a ed a i orach
north Into the Ma-
F la n k
Defense Funds
Requested Of
Commiss i o n e r s
Invaders Claim
Amboina Captured
Indie* Islands directly south of
to r* . ■ /
(The Tokyo radio ha* quoted
L ie u t CoL Yoablak HotU of
tt o arm y pro** aeetlon aa aayIng th a t Japan*** troop* hav*
plaaned “unique aa well as de
risive method* f t r tfc* final
_ capture of Singapore." t#
Heavy Japan*** troop move
ments, presumably made neceaaary by the enemy's loiaei tn
tt o South Padflfc wore reported
Tuaaday by a Chinese military
spokesman who said th a t a aln-
•
Recommending that the Board
pf County Commli.lonera »et up
a fund of 15,000 for Sfralnote
County Defense Council work for
Feb. 1 to July 1, Chairman J. I*
Inglcv appeirnl before the Comminloper* at their regular month
ly mccTing ycatrrday and prevent
ed the proposed budget for the
Defenie Council tor the five
monthi perloj n sutouitted to hint
by the 12 committee chairmen of
the council. O. P. Herndon, clerk
of the Circuit Court, laid today.
Mr. Ingley revealed th at 107449
hrs been ipent by the local council
during the flrit nine month* of
Hi operation. This money cam*
from the County Commission,
which, under a recent law passed
by the legislature, Is authorised
to finance defense work, although
It is not mandatory. It w«* stated.
No action on the recommendation
was taken a t the meeting.
Mr. Herndon pointed out that
the Commlaalon has taken over
the maintenance of the Armory,
Including a caretaker, and has
appropriated fund* for grtpeitaea
Incurred by the Home Defense
U n it
•
“ ‘
re agreed to rent
the gardening end
Released by the Navy Department, this pnotn
_ jt for six month*. shows the actual bombing of the U. S. S. Arinina by
__
|upolice food for the
qri Dec.'
Dec
or. Hawaii, qn
tn d lg est,' afed crop* ere grown on Japanese warplanes In Pearl Harbor,
IT
ii
Coiamlislonera appropriated *1M
towabd tto expense of boanltelliatlon fo r Mr. Mac Bast of ChuluoU,
who has beon crippled for years
f(slowing a Fib Injury. Approval
was glvtn to th* amandwl budgat
for the Health U n it and It wa*
agreed the board would sponsor
sanitary unit* a* It ha* done In
tto p a s t Under thU resolution,
U trlnes ere built t y the County
and are sold a t coat to persona In
ibo county.
Th* board verified May 6, ae
the date fo r th* hospital election,
and
designated
Th#
Sanford
Herald a* th* newspaper to to
used In which to publish delinquent
tax lUta.
Gestapo Agent Said
Reds Say Nazis- Will Killed By Taxicab
f Not Fight In Pacific NEW YORK, -Tab. 4 - U P l- A
•
j i n n A ndrtl H ljnbtf* Con*
£ 5 t e t p m ? .p o to S n a n -U c to m
declared Tuecday nljrbt.
HU stataiaeui followed many
official reafflrm tU M of toweto*
roatlon with Japan, baaed o ath #
neutrality poet bstw ssa them.
ss sn, r s s •
«
cuoaosa to-
_
•
w«* aa IneompUto
caeea H itler failed to drag Janon into tto w ar agalaat tto U.
a. s . r .
“ Naturally.' we will wo* give
_
Malyshev reiterated the Soviet
peto* of view tto * q e n a a a y U
gp" . Ik* N asi d e fe a t
German m aster apy who planned
to observe m ilitary,, camp# and
defense installations along the
ta*tern seaboard waa killed In
New York last March by a to il
cab, U. 8. A ttorney Correa said
Tumday,
Correa mad* tto statem ent in
federal court In outlining to a
speedily choaen all-male lury tto
governm ent's case against ale
men sa d a woman charged with
conspiracy to violate tto tsplonago law.
Oaa defendant, K urt Frederick
Lading, 28 ye-rmold American
born son of
German
o«rents,
whom ito government also cal
led a m aster spy. was charg'd
bv Correa with taking ever th*
dotiee of th e man who wa*
killed. M ewtifM aa Ulrich vna
del* Oaten, an officer
e f th*
geetapo.
Tampa F air Displays
Patriotic .Themes
TAM PA, t a t
*— y P l-A b lsr*
with p-trioUc .color. Florida’s
Stale Fair shook off. It* sealfoldinr agd gwenw wMe Ha gates
for Its fleet public stowing yes
terday.
America's f t m
M ISIIINIJTON. Feb. I—
l/1*» The Navy tinlny nn*
nuimrrtl ihe irclth lrr
b in
Oil. nwnH by Ihr
l nitfti
Fruit Cnirpany,
h*t* he^n
t* r|*cHtw«t h» mn rnrmy *ohniMlnr off
the
Atlantic
rtiNwt. There h**e hern
|.»
announred MttMrkw prior In
the S«n t*il ti»rp-ilning off
the m ttern n»Ht*t. It of
lh«m rewultetl in the ninkiny of Amrrirnn or Allied
%r**el*.
U \SM I Mi l ON.
Frl».
•—
t \I*) — l i e
lltni-c
lodiy
MgrerH tn jirrrpl lhr Senate
inrrr*«r* in thr N»»y ApprnpriAi inns
Hill,
h<M.wtlng
thr lo til |«* *Jf».l!tt.2fk>.l7l.
thr Irrgrwt In hi*tor)
til*
7., T he-gfrnt rontml tower of the mighty battle ivagon
is healing over after repented hits with hvavy liomU.
I>etwa inioke i„ ruing
rising IIrom
waist of the ship
rum the wnUt
■
.
w hrif tm*
explosion* hail loin into h**r \itul
Iccisvlatfsl
I'rrwwl
A liHiil n ttu c k nit (iiM irrai
lioiigln.i
M ac A r t h u r ’s
le f t
. fLsnk mi th i' H a tn n |> cii|nau1 la tm lay iv a < s h a r p ly ru«
ptil-ctl.
th e
W ar
D e p art*
m e a t ittitiniiitectl to d a y . T h o
com m tinii|U e
added:
"Our
troop.H cCO
o n tin u e d to m o p up
I troop*
th e tu tti
t te r e d
r e m n a n ts o f
th e J a p a n e s e w h o h n d p iv landwl. *n> Ito w*a| or
' niten id ' t o h l n f * J r
* r Troops In NorfoikJV^an WilLJJen Taking Exam Consigners Asked Kiwanians
“‘Africa Pirih On o f T r S e ^ 'S n For Army i%u1d T “
Song*, Readings Sr A
Of Traffic Group
toward Derna
Keep Employment ^°nS- rVC
By School Girls ''-
•oath la Formosa off Amoy.
as? rvajsssw
Dutch Are Locked In
Struggle With Foe
A t Important Rase-
Appropriation O f
$ 5 ,0 0 0 Presented
r- ..
A tta c k
Defenders Clean Up
Tattered Remnants
Of Nipponese Who
Passed U. S. Line
IS gWs &
s S5 k£ B
Invading
F o rc e s
T u rn B a c k J a p
Singapore Guns
Bombard- Enemy# Council Budget For
Nippons Launch New
A i r Assaults On
Island F o r t r e s s
NUMIIER 1.11.
B a ta n
On Way To
P a c ific F ron ts
Allied Generalissimo
Wavell Pleads For
United Forces To
Battle
r. Time
FLAG
“ I pledge allrgianrr In (he Flag of
the United State* of America, and to Iho
Repuhlir for which it «t.*nd». one Nation,
imiivinililr. with Iil>*rrI> and Justice for mil.**
Member Associated I’rrs-
. SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1912
I s
TIIE
sxnoattio* ef
—
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I . R. Powell, Jr.. («• receiver
! of the Seaboard Air Line Itail-
rvintorcamcnts w u r o
each them.
pnm'so prisonrts of war ex• si-l great surprise at th* hitnr IriatlocMl they arc receiv
ing ut our hands. T h e y said
they had been told t h a t wo
Cnnnilltirr*. Mill I «*|H*rially hull«r>
Nbivrj*, in Snninoli*
( uunty, urc I
Russians
Make
Power
i«»y.
Norfolk. vu.. win bring «»
Headquarters
wT1ii1 "VSto"UST1
'” !Members
Will Hold woIhitrh
uld execute
nil prisoner'*.
n «
,
p
im portant message to shipper. Local
ci
m i
• a
A l hMl
,n ,
, 1 u*!|
4
m id Japanese troop*
D riV C , F o r c i n g F O C in m l growers of thU section
Says
l K e g l 8 t r a n t » | ^ n» '
^ I ^ r a c y do I h d r p i r t j
Next
Meeting
With
re locked In ». hitter n tru n ln
.
.. I to nuke homes, enmniiniities nod I
R n r l c T n S m n l p n u k when h« will appear before til
Kart India, nno a c K i o o m o ie n s K i{.entra, F|orMn Traffic n ib a»
Are Not Draftees I, their
country
ren lv. efficient and;
.................
Hoys of Kcv null,
adna. A Dutch
strong'*, Mrs. AAV. Knox, chair. ___ . . . . _ _
• principal speaker Thursday 7: ’.o
rommunlnuo today admits “very
damage to its air
When registrants leave to go | ",Hn " L **)' ■
?
'
Ki wanun* w ire entertnmvl ut considerable" dii
t«U y '*• M- •» th* Angcbilt HnM
Orlando, .cording
acorrling to Frank I to
t t o / ^ ^ h l n ^ 'f ^ . n l
*?; 'Orlando,
the
Army
pre-lnductlon \ trn"
' ' g 1* ,
,21’ 1mam t'~lav by five mrml-r* »f I fo r m in yestr rdny's enemy air
Station in Orlamlo it %houl,l to land Community Service., said t b l . , |hp s. m.n..,.' Illwh
S.h.a.1 m .i.l- _____ «m
__
.... Soern
Soot aim ja, Java.
Derna, 1
undeistotsi liy
b*»th
under the direction of Miss
pi„. ||erlln radio. i|ioting a
employer | n,o; ^ « ’ |h(1 wnmrn llf lhi, cllnl.M »
S S ^ a 'n d 'u M 8 British* admTte,7 '« ! Ortomlo Morning Sentinel, will and hi, employee that aine'e ‘he mt;ni,
.iml.e to "Imv .arefiilly.l Dorothy Sanford at the weekly , T„),y„ liroadcast. said the Japanese h a v e occupied Amboina
guard ratlrem ant from the posi- introduce Mr. Powell to
r
young man
merely going to tl|fcl,
, c lr , „f , h>. thing, they luuehenu at Ihe Valdes Hotel.
Hetty King, Arm Slim and AI | , | nr>«l
- —
•
member*
and
guests,
and
the *-*—
—
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•
-------i
*
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toko a physical examination and | have ami waste nothing”, they u tr
tions about Dama.
Austiniiun flier, scored a di
,n ma|| ih,. pledge t<« Mr,, ma (itanlhrm eomposnl a trio
The Russian government new.- »J»«ion will be prv.lded over by is not "In the Army . ho should
not to discharged from his Job, i ,. tl |,„ w. nn> 7ng Park Avenue that *ung “Taira of Vienna rect hit on a large Jnpnnrso
paper today dalaimed a fierce pow Mr. Tourtellot, It was slated
Wood,",
while
soloist
Gladys
Pip
Because of the Importance of E. n. F arter of the local draft . „r Mr,. F.lton Moughton, Public
vessel ill a raid on the Jap-orer drive west of
c Moscow is dll vpin rendered "The White ( llff, rnpied |«irl of Hnhnul, New B rit
parti office stated this morning.
| Library.
the key railroad transportation,
ns back to lhi
ing th* German*
of
Dover".
F.llsntolh
File
gave,
'culrly In war. time*.
member*
"A mao is not In tto Army i "The war svainst waste,” Mrs. a reidiliu, "Alice", '. sail sto ry , ain.
Invashn toao of Smolensk.
Against th* constant inroads rf ' have cxprvaaod aatlafactlon ovei until ho has tiken tho oath at i Km>s said, "which began on Nov. which concernerl a dog named I The If. S. Navv gave no de
plague, c rto p fto revolt, hunger tha fact th a t Mr. Powell h.i. Induction Center r.nd sometimes 12 is inurh more than a one-dry Alice and one flea, while MlaaJ tails I brut the bluejackets and
and lick of fuel, Germany is en choaen as hla subject "The part 00 days may lapse between tho ; battle. It Is a continuous fight Cline presented "A Toast to Ki- ^Murines now fighting with Gen.
Mae A rthur aimnly stating thev
gaged In n tremendous mid-winter the Railroad* Must Play tn Win- time registrants pass th* ph)*l- | which must be carried out in ev- wanir”.
had torn organised Into a battal
attem pt to mobilise aubduad and nine tho W ar.-'
cal ru m in atio n and are called to ; erv home In America."
President
K.
Ilarpi
r
annnutie
were doing
trampled Europe for th# spring
Hla long service in the Iran*- report to Camp Blanding.
Persons In every part of the: i '.' l,.; "
' ' 'ii.'",;,',...iim, .ml.l I ion and "v™
"”" ,K battle against
offensives whlen Adolf Hitlar has port*tlon
field
has
pu,.. d
"N r |ih rr should a registrant i ' “ v
county are going ln
' n, held
p ,.|,|i11l the
the *i_ i. ...i—.i
They hundred
presumemen.
ly eonhigh
sehiad
,
|,
t
of
several
promised th* German people.
through on# World War conflict. re<i||n from hj, Job beforo he |
J ”- 1
l^L", I ' f 1,11” .*"!! J ." .1 he K. y Flub, stsrtlng at Ihe
Yhrre
was
speculation
that
theso
This la th* pktur* contained in and th* message to will bring t" | , definitely .worn Into Sake- I l'1'“ • •» wrl1 •* to co-oper- 1™
' „ me. G. D. workman, | nnr> m(|V |„ ,vp been left behind
both private advice* to tto Asso hi* li.U n .ra I, expected to to tlve Service”, Mr. f a r te r con- : lr * ,th • nv »rngn,m concerning • „ hii wre , in
( charge of ticket c«l< *
MaeArthur'a lines when tho
rts ted Press from persona a t tho used upon past experiences, «> tinuwl. “This Ys clearly stated f'" " 1 •vnservallon..
for the Kiwania flu h for the S tv wilhilrcw from Iht* Philipfew remaining
ig neutral
ns____28Llistening
J8.
well , • present dav methods no , | n
written
Instructions
President’s Birthduy Han, an- tint
posts on th* C trm tn frontier, and
i mirmcd th rt members hoil turn-d
_in dfiscloaora*
from within
by " llro^ ^ ;
_.
. w hkh
•,rr*rn ' " ' *
'
"
"the ", Mr. Powall'a
| in la.'i in sties slid all re|»'ita
visit to Orlan lo tee*."
herder* of both tha releh and her
wrri* not in.
! should no t only re tu lt in answer
Their instructions sny: “ |f ymi
allico.
Feptam WihmI- of the Salvation
Leal night from Norway to tha I <»T ^
^
‘‘^ ^ I f T a v U u arc employed remind your em
„
.
•
Armv and N ot Smith, w lgiyreentployer that there la n possibility
B b w k m s , tto German
£32***
Mark
f.lavcland,
t.hlcf
pf
‘*
,,-,|y
were voted men*' rrshlp in the
Imposed upon middle-Kuropo the anxiety fa it bv pariahing ship th at you may he relee ted when Fire Department, at*ted tmlai. c|uh. were we’romed Into the club
WASHINGTON, F;b. t —f/TF
____ _ e f a aerie* of restrictions pars, avan durin* normal »r »* you icpnrt for Induction Into the Ihat^hi* departm ent has received hv Jim. I). Jinklne. Duvld G atrhil
Army. ---Ask him —
to ----hold »--■
your remarkably It w cilia this winter of Ihe Key Club was present r* —An - nitfendment ir|»'Mling an
la atvfiUa rallsrvy travel la Use sons, It w as staled.
-rreage quota* and llmitatlont
E n'arU lnm ant apprnnriaU for |nb for you until you ar* certain , n<|
than tkreo weeks, In an effort
he thought the eitlaen,
in the tiresent sugar net was of.
to s e t men. a m is s sod supplies tto dinner.mcctln - will to in of induct'on. If accepted, notify of Sanford were doing a good Ji'. a guest.
fried in the house
today by
charge of B. M.
.hVhcrrcttc, h im 'a t once by mail. If you sell in -lim inrtin^ fir* haxarda.
to tb s Ru *laa front.
Congressman Peterson.
Th* strain on long-distance chairman.
1vour car ur your business, ate.
"iv’e had only a couple of cilia
a
■
■
a
w
....
is
..
.
—
.
Explaining the purpose of hi*
transport to tto aasU rn fighting
p*
*
before you leave, sell It on a last week, which la unusual iluramendment, Peterson
said , h«
areas I* not, however, tto only
contingent basis so th a t If you In- this cold w eather." he said.
ATTORNKY
A
RRESTED
reason for th a ju rta llm c n t of tr a in ;
enter ted the departm ent of a g ri
do
are not token by tto Army, you " f th r pvople will crntlnua
coal
and
ril
cultural soon to lift the acrengo
fscilltha.
MIAMI. Fsb. 4.—f/P>—Marion enn reclaim It when you return their to s t to remove all hoaaibl"| WASHINGTON. Feb. I, (dh-- limitations, hut that theso liiniIn ril^ tto countries llnksd W> the
home."
*.
firr hasarda. It will to of g reat | Attorney G cnenl Bid-lie desig . „
. - ,, .
. .
Axis t* sit Important factor. An* Slidsy, Miami attorney, xurrrn
iIv ntRfM, i t during the p r r i r n t ! nM| IM|
M„ nr(.„ „f Hhnmlv rts- tulloni ahouM hr ri*niovi*«| by ^
other la
Ii tt o coavsriion of m tny
time. It U n»ce»tary that wn kw-P j triclll| movrm«nt« for (Jtrm an. I mandatory net of rom -cM ,
' os* trains and
coscto* Into
ax many men m hand a t (hr fin- Jausnes- and Itailin nationals, the
station*rv ' barrack*
for
station a* poaalbl*. Y"u can't tell Falifornia n r s t from the Oregon'
8 lBl a third la th* prohwFnt m iy h'poen.”
t atom-out rolling
Ch'-f f.lavcland also warned
Funeral service* for Mrs. Lu that everyone should to on the
I SMimmy geared
ry E. Foster who dlod yesterday look-out for eras* fire*, and “rare
100 psK snt to armamant
morning will to conducted T hurs should to taken to remove all b***| 2|, after which enemv aliens iii i
day afternoon a t th* Presby ard* of Oil* typo before they catch ! lh„ >rr, m uit
BUENOS AIRES, Feb. I.
,
|„ t heir
terian Church a t SilO o'clock, on fire.
drciidencea from 9:00 P.M. to 0:00 Acting Preaklent Ramon Cxatjj
With tto Rev. E. D. Brownlee
announced
today
that
Argen
J a .M. and a t all other time* must
nffletatlng. Interm ent dUl to In i i i „
la ‘f
taking
n „ _ . i
.
1to a t their heme* or place* nf eni- [•
V 'X extraordinary
sf^ smeasure*
K if !
Lsksview Cemetery.
nloyment cr enruuto between the i to defend her Atlantic CoaaL
R. J . Hickson, B. F. Smith,
E . J. Cameron, Roy Kalley, Lawla Jaskson and II, D. Dagu* will
b* palltoarars.
WASHINGTON! fab . 4— HPI
—'Th# W ar Production
Board
ordered already-thln
tin
cant
made thinner Tuesday and announced a quota system under
WASHINGTON, Fob. 4—'A V Georg* T sibott,
son
at
which tuoplla* of tlnplata will Special “sugar stam ps" to to Is
Prank T albott of Oviedo, is
to allocated to can m anufac sued bv tto government to rsvow training In tt o
United
turer*.
filtered c n i u m i n . will to re
xtate* A m ar A ir Cor** a t
Originally, can standard* ware quired tofors purch.es can to
Bowman Field, Loulavlile. Ky.
t .BO pounds of tin
baa* to x made under tto pspdlng Sugar
He urw looaly « 4 i atatloasd
P rogram .- It
waa
of tinplate, b at earlier in Ito Rationing
a t Coma Blanding and Stopemergency, th* government or learned today.
Field.
W kblta Falla,
Each stam p will permit tto
dered th* la tte n doM d tn 145;
end airs*
Individual to buy I t ounce* of
sugar aa bis woeklv ration, A
aooke* man fo r tt o 0 P A dl*alossd It will to
bsfor* tto plan
=
s s s i j s i i - - a f o s s r . ....... . .i.
Few Fires Reported
So Far This W inter’
Ti
■«!»£ ,52'wkuJ C T F o 's U r Funeral Will
S'sSJCT
'“‘"' B e Held Thuniday
City News Briefb
to
/
Repeal Of Acreage
Quotas SuirKi-'Htcil
Rcstricted Area Of
Cnlifornia Disclosed
Safe'
tZ\Will‘SZlSi Argentina Attempts
‘"T h-te£^"r«iC ;r.h.iT o Protect Sea Coast
W^ftP Board tjrdCPB
Cana Made Thinner ‘*° ---------------Buyers To Get Sugar Talbott Stationed
Rationing Stamps
At Bowman Field
• a iTm iTH wl
N
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD/ FLORIDA
Sanford Herald
New Traffic Problems
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, IMS
ON THE. RECORD"
. An the likelihood grows that automobiles will be ret
egated more and more to garages, warehouses and cold
storage plants as tires wesr out and gaaollne rationing
comes into vogue, and the moat popular means of trans
portation will become, if not th e horse and buggy, then
the bicycle, It becomes increasingly apparent that a life
and death struggle for a fltir share, of. the highways is
certain to take place between these unevenly matched con
veyances.
If it were possible to abolish automobiles and automo
bile trnffic at ono fell swoop and turn our present broad
smooth highways over in toto to the cyclists, there would
lie no difficulty about the matter and th e accident toll
for the taming year would doubtleea decrease to a compar
atively few skinned knees and bruised shoulders. But
when about half the people are riding bicycles or are try
>4
R n m n l i * ing to learn how to bring n buggy up to the curb and keep
leak r f j w i f i Tha ll»r * M la
.netteeal H«M ml aCteHUlaa. it there white the other h a l f are still clinging to their
ree a re » s l a l » l e » 4 la l l » lara- more or leu dilapidated automobiles, a major conflict Is
■lltea a* ika e a a a lry with * H » | k ,* 4 * * * r 1 ,r « la I t l M i a aa4 liable to ensue.
ValW.
We understand there aro practically no laws at the
present time regulating bicycle or h o n e and buggy traf
fic. In tho good old days when they were used to any
great extent, (here was hardly any such thing as traffic,
and no Automobiles at all. Men rode thair h ones wher
ever they chose, right into the corner saloon and up to
the bar if it pleased them and t h e r e waa none to My
WK&m b b d a y . p e b . 4. 1042 ; them nay. And bicycles as a rule used th s sidewslks In
preference to the sandy roads.
But if horses and bicycles stage the comeback which
BIBLE VERSE FUR TODAY
now seems likely, it will be necessary to regulate them,
BUT DO NOT STRIVE FOR for their own safety, and automobllea too, even more
V m S O N A L GLORYi Let your than they are already regulated. Inasmuch u a collision
lig h t an ah In* before men, th a t
t&nr m a r **# your good work*, between an automobile and a bicycle, or an automobile
and glorify your F ath er which i* nnd a horse. Is almost Invariably bound to result in tho
ccomplete
o m p le te Ut'muilUUli
u iw /w e v*
u io Iiu
ia c . while
o the
u
the bicycle
the
horse,
* - demolition uofi UIO
----*oraI-----I
I wau u_
»m_—
motorist escapes with nothing woras than s nicked fender,
BAYONARA'
Florida M agtiln* of Verse) j it strikes us the automobile should be more rigidly re
stricted.
Bicycles and hones should be given the right of way
nd cherry bloom*—
over automobiles at all intersections except State high
tar torri gates
ways. On city streets it should be the automobile driver’s
Jl4 N!kkori tom bi;
to F u jisa n ’,
job to look out for bicyclists end In the event he runs In
now-carved Uealgn.
to a bicycle the burden of proof should be upon him that
900 tawooiae aeaa
it was sn unavoidable accident. Ths same ruling should
Ind Buddha’* ahrine;
to rik tih ii gracing
apply with respect to horses, and in the country as well,
in dent acenta
except on main State highways.
Tirough pillared
An ordinance should bs passed, however, requiring
Iryptomsrla green«—
bicyclists to observe til traffic regulations applicable to
tor Samurai tu rn
other vehicular traffic. They should have to stop for red
Iworda to plana* |
lights and be requited to give the tame band signals that Selective Service
Daimlo*
RADIO NEWS
n motorist Is, not only for the soke of motorists follow Registration Will
freah terrlan*.
uitlng on
ing them, but oho for other cyclists. And they certainly
ilr poisoned dart*
should be required to equip their bicycles with lights end A ffect Many Men
multltudo
to turn them on at night tha same os automobiles.
weary Hborta.
No doubt experience will show many other ordinanc
a war haa struck
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fab. 4. - r .6:15 Carol M anh
n r own death-blowes
which
will be needed to regulate properly the traffic (Special)—Emphasising th a t the 6:30 Sport* R eporter
•
ronara,
IIB. Tokio.
mUalUi
All Popular Brands
ARCADE
Package Store
m
VAN NESS BROWN,
da country may have lo it
Im portant b attle a t Pearl
tor but I t , didn’t lose Pearl
T he tiew daylli;ht saving time
I | t l n | to bn called “ W ar
W W W tg T B s r - ’ "
• have been hearing a lot
f about not being .able to
Business ’ with Hitler. R ot
r w an ts to do business w ith
Helrctlvo Service Reglatratlon on 6:16
Fab. 14, IB and IS wUI complete 7:00
the registration of Amarica’i 7:33
potential
m ilitary
m anpow er, 8:00
Brig. Gen. Vivian Collin*, S tate 9:30
director of Beirctlvo Hrrvlcc, to 8:55
day pointed out th a t It affoete 0:00
aw ry male re d d e s t In Florida 10:00
between tho m ilitary age* of 20 11:15
and 45 year*, with a few excep 10:80
tion* m od*-by Congress.
-> 19:43
T h o ' requirement, Gen. Collint 11:00
explained, b th a t all male per 11:15
sona not previously registered,
who attained
th eir twentlet)
When tho judge got home that night hia wife gold: birthday
on o r before Dee. 3 I,|
“Why all this bother about your watch—lending four or 1941, and who have not attained
The World Today
The lame Ranger
Kay Thompson A Co.
L et’s Pretend
Dr. Christian
Elmer Davl* and tho News
Texaco S ta r T heatre
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Rollins Quia Program
Marine C orp,
.
New* - o f t h e World |
New*’Analysis
Providence Day Nuraery
Broadcasting
flvo men for It?”
“Good heavens,” said the Judge, “what did you d o r
year* ago th e enontry_wa*
”1 gnvo it to the first-one who came; he knew just
> ioto the depression. Ah,
rare the good old days,
where it was.”—Exchange.
« ‘ ■i ■■■ e-^^S-S «■■ ■■■ ■■
a Myers News Press Cheer
'a, peace may ba just around
TOMORROW’S PROGRAMS '
Out Of The Question
r York City a hack drlvIn early days of the rough
haa been bucking taxi
on for tho past forty Burkott returned East after a
/* , now th a t tire* aro Indians to report that the Red
hones are coming hack,
them things couldn't words, “were powerful found of
m an * .and th* British
lay chasing each oth ar
forth across tho sands
one aldo or the other
to . meet Itself coming
of these d a y s and
r annihilate It.
and ready West, old Jake
lengthy* sojourn with tho
men, to q u o t o his own
whiskey.”
“IIow did you find that outf* he was asked.
“Well,” ho replied, “there was on old chief out there
who offered me everything he had for a pint of whiskey.
He offered me his blanket, then his saddle and bridle, nnd
finally his pony, If I would only give him my pint flask.”
“ nDid
u you
...... let
US him hhave
. u . It?1'
Heck, not” exclaimed old Jake with an lndli
“I only hod one pint le ft”—Wall St. Jourru
you bought your new
ta x for your automobltet
bar*, b etter writs your
rro*« It iitit In case the
pusn’t bold and it get*
‘ ease you haven’t b atter
guru the. FB I gate you.
u
lately, prod lets
going to bo a long
•* a hunch th a t too
sans think that thta
llek tho Japa In a
ably away from hia bom* may
register a t tha registration place
m o a t , convenient on . either of
those days. General CoIUna urged
ill Florida registrants to maka
■very effort to regtater w i t h
tfcrir own local boards to avoid
possible confusion In tho future.
Any person who m ust register
White aw ay from hi* home, he
warned, should bo careful to!
specify his home address so that
Ms registration card may be for
warded prom ptly to hi* own In
te l board and to easuro th a t ha
will be Included In l u poten
tial manpower to fill calls for
loots*.
INCOME TAX RETURNS
WASHINGTON, _Feb. _4,— UP
-Thousands of federal Income
it p a y e r a - n .w a n d . p te - h a r a
S1K S& S31
book account m u to Tire fl» waa taaaed out of on* ma
hotel because he waa eeren
t uvfnlur on, hU
Weekly
Cental; another who haa no
By JACK STINNETT
bank aeeopnt . a t ail w as dlapoa- *
because he dared com“■"la* u r e t a j n a a , a fa c r a *•«
w hit haa happened to Washing- Main th at |M Vhad been stolen
too In 1941. They called It rae- from tacked luggage In hia room.
timorphoala.
'
* year age, K u rt Soil, Masao
K ata and 1 eoald w alk lata the
White B o o m and th* P m l1dmt'B p re * ,- conference with no
more than a grin o f recognlFree Delivery
tion from th* men who manned
tha door.Now Boll (D. N. B., official
Carman new* agency)
U
in
“protective cumtodj** in a Balti
O. D. Farrell. Prop.
more hotal room; K ato (Domel,
Phone QMS
M ather Bldg |
official Japan*** new* agency),
L
‘
'
likawiaa, a lta r spending hi* day
In J*U fo r bains a lltfla recalci
trant; and I
have
to
aay
•‘friend’* and prova It before I
ran get p a it a couple of bayo
net* into
th a t
outer
White
House sanctum where your only
pane port la a nod
from
the
knowing secret larviee.
A year ago, the army, nary,
White Hou*e, treasury, and bu
To al? my friends and
reau of engraving and printing,
costonura . . . I am
civil lenrle* and a half do ten
other plarea were
on every
now located at Maftourlit guide** Ilat. Today, tho
fetj’a Auto Service
vlflting taxpayer*
can’t
get
and win be gbd to
near them without a handful of
serve yob In my new
credential*.
location.
Twalve month*
a:nce, you
could get a hotel room In Washington on f t hoora’ notice and
a plane or train in o r out In
Ira* then that. Now, no m atter
E
-S 8,S 0iiiF.AJ ii2
r
I
Many Changes Are
Made ThWaahtofrtoh
p!,
nm
*sr*init
Ihlng. like thl*: a friend, whole
Service Station
Park A Commercial
One Lofit Paper
May cancel an im portant deal.
Fire or th eft may rause ir
reparable damdfce.
Complete protection la tm r vault
nt very little cost.
10:10 Over The Bock Fence
10:11 M yrt * Marge
10:30 Stepm other
10:40’ Woman of Courage
11:00 Mary M e Taylor
11:15 A t Home W ith Hally Mar
tin
11:30 B right dtoriton
11:45 Up News
11:33 Tem perature Bulletin
12:00 K ata Smith Speaks
13:15 Army R ecruiting .
12:30 Dancetlme
13:45 O ur Gal Sunday
• 1:00 Life Can Bn Beautiful
1:15 Woman In W hite
1:30 Bridge School o f tho A ir
1:45 Rood a: Life
2:00 Young Dr. Malone
.2 :1 9 Jeyrn Jordan
r'
3:30 Tha Goldberg*
V
2:45 tip New*
2 M Jim While
2:55 Matinee Muileale
3:15 Olga Coclho, tonga
8:30 Renfro Valley Folka
3:55 pines* News
•l:0Q Cincinnati
Conservatory
of MuaIc
4:30 Sing Along «• Ijindt Trio
4:15 F re ts Nbwa
5:00 The Ml to Twins
5:15 .Mutiny on th e lH gh Sea*
5:30 Dial* Farm Club
|; 4 I Scnttcrgood Balnea
<y.
• dO Norman Beasley A His
Fla. Cowboy*
7:00 Breakfast Brevities
7t45 Up Nawa
7:55 W eather A Time
8 d 0 Nows of the Wortd
8:15 Swing Your P artner
Jennie Jerome, m other of Wilt6:30 Organ Moods
•ton Churchill, w as horn In
8:45 Virginia
Brooklyn, N. Y.; h o r father,
0:00 Morning Devotion*
with A ugust Belmont, w as do9:16 American School of. the father of American raring.
A ir
0:45 Up New*
lotographs e ra pro:
10:00 Marne I
in tho development
10:06 Music Room
natural naoutxca.
The Sanford Atlantic
National Bank
Mrmber FDU1
DRIVE SAFELY and—
I
Have a Shining Clean Carl
There’s no “onco over Ifghtiy”
th . iob we do
when we wash your cor. F r o m headlights to tall
light and from top to bottom )t will shine like * new
ear when a Scott’s Service Station attendant gets
through. Bring i t in today 1
rANDARD
STATION
CORNER THIRD ST, A BARK AVENUE
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY f
TttE 8ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
1M»
PAGE THREE
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Social A n d Personal Activities
Telephone 14H
^fR S. LOURINE BEAU Society Editor
Social Calendar
Church Circle Four
Has Regular Meeting
WfeONESDAT
The Junior CWIr of the First
B aptist Chureh will meet lor rehecrsaU In the chureh following
p rayer meeting.
_
THURSDAY
“ T h e . Seminole County Federa
tion of Women’s Clubs will meet
a t the Lake Mary Community
Center a t 10:00 A. M. for an
election of officers. Luncheon
will he screed a t noon.
£ Tho regular meeting of Semi
nole Chapter Two, O. E. 8. will
be held In'Xh* Masonic llall a t
7:30 P. M. The Obligation Caremony will be given. All members
are urged not to forget their
Xatmahlne g ift.”
• rTh% Red- Crosa
sewing rooms
Circle Four of the Women’s
Society of Christian Service Of
the Methodist Chureh met s t tho
home of Mrs. j; G. Walta on
French Avenue
on
Monday
afternoon with Mrs. W. J. King
and Mrs. J. M. McCaaklll aa eohostesses.
The business session was prosided over by Mrs. W. P. Chap
man, who also led the devotion
al, using as her suhjett John
8:11. Following a routine busi
ness discussion plans were made
for the Men’s Club supper.
Announcement of the revival
services which will be conducted
by the Rev. S. W. Walker of
St. Petersburg, were made end
.tress laid upon the importance
of attending the cottage prayer
meetings which are being held
at various homes preceding the
revival.
A social period was enjoyed
after the business session a t
-which time the hostesses served
refrcshm nti to the following:
M/»- J- W. Ilarkey, Mrs. F. R.
Mitchell, Mrs. J. W. Thede. Mr*.
Elisabeth Beyea.
Mrs. R. F.
Crenshaw, Mrs. W. M. McKIm,
M r* F*. II. Laney. Mrs. J .. P.
Higgins, Mrs. O. U lu rk s, Mrs.
Carl Chorpening, Mrs. W. E.
Buhrman, Mrs. Chapman, Mm.
H. II. Marsh, Mrs. John
Rumbley, Mrs. Clsudo Herndon, Mr*.
W. A. Medlin of Florence, S. C.,
Mrs. C. E. McSUrrnw, ami the
Misses ITelen Ward
and E1U
Bolton. . . . .
Portugal Is In
World’s Most
Delicate Spot
LISBON, Portugal Feb. 4 —
Portugal feci* that the shawod
of war i* drawing inexorably
nearer. The attack on
Pearl
Harbor had direct repercuaiions
In Li*bon. A few day* later the
Flora Kipp is recuperating from last Export l.ine ve»*el sailed
a recent s tu c k of influent*.
down the Tag'i* for New York,
and Germany had lost a valu
_ Miss Doris Hall is confined to able link with the new
world
her home on Valencia Drive —a link that only n neutral
on account of illness
i Portugal could provide.
Finally, whrn Premier Oliveir*
, Friends of Tommy Speer will
regret to learn that he is ill at Salazar told his people of the
the home of his parent*. Mr. and occupation of Timer by Austra
lian and Dutch forces, and de
Mrs. George A. Speer
nounced the move
the
thin
Mr*. E. M. Swnim has returned thread of neutrality seemed to
from Perry where she has teen | have well-nigh snapped.
With her mother, Mrs. J F. J e r -, I'ortugn) today Is in perhaps
nl|fan, who has been III.
the most delicate position in the
world.
The Rev. S. W. Walker has re
She is a neutral country, yet
turned t6 his home in St. Petcrs- allied to a belligerent. By the
bdrg a fte r visiting with his ton- By the term* of her traditional
Is-law and daughter, Mr and Mr*. alliance with Creat Britain she
II. Roby luting.
is under no obligation to declare
war on England’s enemies: but
Mr. and Mrs. |„ P. Kipp arriv this imposes at the same time a
ed yesterday from llyndman. Pa. particularly scrupulous Adherence
to spend the remainder of the
winter with their son and daugh to the meaning of nesitrality via
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lari Kipp, a via the Axis.
Whatever their private inclina
a t their home in Floral Heights.
tions, Portuguese
businessmen
must sell commodities to tiermany whenever the German of
fer is better than British
one.
The press give* exactly equal
space to the official German and
Mr*,_ Ida Dickerson of DcLand | Soviet conirtiunique*.
is announcing the marriage of her | Anyone accustomed to Amortdaughter, Alvr, to S. Alec Shar- can or British wartime headlines
on. of Ft. Jackson, S. C., son of rannnt help smiling nt the pa
Mr. and Mr*. J. G. Sharon of pers in Portugal which are al
Sanford, on Saturday, Jan. JI nt most inhiitii.'tii ill their drtnrhth* F irst Baptist I liurch ill C«- men I
lairiHa, H. C.
A sensational Cairo eoinnuml-
Jimmy Durante’s
Favorite Joke
Told By Writer
It
C»l
th.* r
S
.iNinltii t
;1 hm. II
•it
er so nals
IS EPILEPSY IN IU rW TID ?
W H A T CAUSES IT?
A lotllfi
Out I'tt '
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v^ l i d
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I »t ink*
I ‘r i i e s
At
d i n i:
.......I I mill Alwrgju
DANCE
laic* cnncctttH lit* l\' • \ i ’L*l •*•’ » ,
wIm u fre *ta» *h 1 1*\ lho -« ioant |
of |Nilit*r ^irrn- nit.i t hf ranr •<»
n Mi«»titrrV4'h' c ••••t t if pace » 1
tho wav f*»» a lot
l-'i.k hot.HI
will*'
\U ftl 1»v the » III., t of fops
one .»f llio \ . •v*i Of* III.fllll ('•t
Wl... .hit” ’
M.I It
\ *m
luitnraniii
<omp;iil| in, **.!;«»‘ - .to P.v.ld. of
. 1 .1,' 1 i.it.-.l Sl.ll.
Noah.' *ai.| tho f.r-l N cgio
What HE Ihm."
11**4 Mill oil \\ i • it .o ihor of
"Th© \ rt ..f i'.tii\. 1 .411011*’ who
profoin fbi* mif
••••if iln* t on
*i 4 i .ikor w ho •iit| o ••1 .*f II hll*
om 1n *Ii wif.
"\Vh:tl*n \ toil n
"M. I :t 11llV . Ro .* M .i’aritn "
' \ M.I voor h.i -1. III.1*4 IIIIIIIO ’ "
"Nimirallv. it*" till’ 4141110 .1 mo own. MtC*ailli\
1 mean Iti-* 1 til II.lino."
'' \\ lion lit’ 1* fit II." R..S.* rplied.
"ho think
if ’*4 .1 II 4* »\
Di’inp'*rv. hut w lie II 1 1.4V III
t.II M.i .ii
hand, oil Imn ii
1liv "
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j
Evans of
the first
in a »«••
thl« feat
1»»f
B> GEORG F. TUCKER
NK\V YORK Kfh i
True it i* that food for «*no man
nmy be poi.44111 for .1iHMth«,r. and 1
11 l»l«' that miikc'
■ii lauirh 14 J
likely to !•*:»\ •» \ mii >tnii|i:imii'i* '
unmoved.
NcVi*l th(*l«>«4. in n . . I»il4 »
fax in it«• 8(4*1y ,u i|
i
.lit
• oim*
Jimmy
lloroi •« *
<w
" I’m Fitting m t!*« i n
th.M »• WJI . -| fell.' .v
•",
nn* n^li*' |» with •
I'll III 4 DtIH** lb* u..
.11 the fill'* bill \\ »
In anvtlunc 11bo \ 1' 44*l| Wl'llt
book to wll'l’p 1 Hiilllv II bit*
nillii' 11bm(f Mini
i.iif I m n o n t i n '
ti«*'*r llo ilwoko
b ti * » .u t n m l
jrm\vli*»l, • I*I** >« - .1w,1\ . .• t 1 '
bn n -nmi t lilt’d, n tb»* 1itiml
Ju*t for ttint c\ •*1\ l"
f"
<Im* nf F I • I!
favoi itc
Francis T.
M.iii'is* was
... p thi* loo|>
»• .......oh<he»|
will be In charge of Mrs. 0 . II.
O M iim ,- > oii l.i k e
Brown fo r the morning session.
The Townsend Club will meet
at the Court House n f 7:30 P. M.
A m eeting of Bundles for Blue
^ R rk rta will be held a t tho home
of Mrs. I. I». M artin a t 3:30 P.
M.
The Robert E. Lee Chapter
of the Children of the Con
Oo It* m liftil Lake Monf**
federacy will Iponsor n benefit
▲ridge party for the Red Cross
“ nr Fund at the Tourist Cen
te r at 8:00 P. M. The pnhlle is
invite*] lo participate.
Tho Choir of tho First Baptist
Charch will meet a t the church for
niiearsaU at 7:00 P.M.
( 6 The T. E- U Claai of the First
Itaptist Church will meet at the
homo of Mra. M. Gumming on
I •••§•"• II I \ o u r c a r g e t
Laurel Avenue St 7:30 P.M.
FRIDAY
■m o
:t rtiii-tlm vn conMrs. .Shfron i* Siniervisor of t h e |n,lr „ headed "Ih e Vlnr in AfriThe Campbell Lossing Unit 5.7.
Southern Hell Telephone Office i n |Ca n||Jj
•himu
It.'iir it comMediterranean" with
A m e ric a n Leg.on Auxiliary, will
Del-nml. Mr. Slmron i* n native
|ili-li-l\ . c r t i r n l a t
'Vhe Military Slltia• a r e Us regular meeting at the
of Sanfnnl and a graduate of h em -,,,
Legion Hut nt 7:30 P.M.
inol* High School and the Georgia j l ',..
These
m s tike moat
uculml
TUESDAY
Military Academy »t College 1‘nrk.
'
The Junior High School P.-T. A.
..Is presid He I* lit present stationed with headlines in Europe today: in
deed
they
anIhe
only
one.
fur
will meet nt 8:30 P.M. for a Fath ed over the business session at the Jfltli FtiJ.nccr’i Regiment,
DUTCH It U BULK RECEIVED
hoth tlie Spanish ami the Turk
ers’ Night program.
the meeting of the Daughters of Company D., nt F’ort Jackson.
ish pres* show the influences
Wesley Class of the Methodist
Iti .11mg Mint Judge Kcnrsaw Mountain Landis, high commUakmcr
W ASHING I t IN. F .l. 1 - i,1*i
"
------------under wieli they work.
id ti.i-chall, was suffering from a cold, MUa Anna Laura de Haven
Church on Tuesday evening In
Socrotiirv 4»f ('iiiiiiiiene JiiliP-*
Ill the
llneio.
tlie
groat
the annex.
(.' Winter Haven presented him with samples of Florida oranyrs
ilcilari’d
Tuesday
tin* United
Siiiiforsl \ \ f . nt 2 n d 8 t .
square of la*bon, you will ms* a
•1'
.perm it. Tits picture wag taken a t Bellealr «I k i « Uu>
Using Philllppians 4:8 aa h er
Stati'K «till w.ii ti-ci'ivtm* prar
whole window devoted tu British
uiidiet one man of baseball la spending a abort vuralhni.
theme, Mra. K. II. Laney con
tically the 4’ntlio nihhcr nutpu*
By MRS. ROY MANN
war pictures, with British capducted tho dovotionaU and r e
nf t Im 1Milch Fie■1 Indic’v m il
im
MGIIT
tins: and 50 yard, further along
_ Mrs. Sam Knight entertained a t ports from the various commit
that 1 1 l.Him tun* 1tind arrived in
I'h . !H:tu
rh. 575-W
J r e r homo on Laurel Avenue on tees were heard. Plana were
Has your family given its $5 nn equally higwindow- in praise
thin country fiom tin* Woiti'rii
Thursday afternoon with a itork made to Increase the member toward the Red Cross War Fund of the Luftwaffe, with German
/F IR S T ENTRANT
Pacific and othni Hitiri’i't aiinshower honoring Mrs. Dennis ship at th class and a “whit*
rant Ions.
tin* war heuan
jr»tT,
____
Yorfng.
Portugal walk*
(he tightrope
elephant” sale was conducted, a f
A fter several contests had been ter which Mrs. Luther Harkev
of
neutrality
with
tlie
ilelirato
A new shiptnrnl of yarn hns
laytd prixea were awarded to entertained the members w ltn been
received at
the Rial Cross skill of tin artist who known
trs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. Cyril several piano selections.
I.F .G A I. N O T M T iS
rooms
on East First Street and that one slip may Im- fatal.
lutner and Mrs. Gilbert Slaugh
Refreshments o f cherry pie
onMonday.T u es Also, Portugal ban rielt and
\ l \ 1 II .11 1114 1 11 1 till 1 11 Ml
ter, after which tho shower of and coffee were served by Mrs. will he issued
colonies
which
she
and Friday m ornvaluable
I'l ..III.. 1 IS » M. . Oil -1 <1
gifts was presented ’to the hon R. F . Cole. Mrs. Helen Srirolta, day, Thursday
1Mil 1 1 III M l
knows she could not long defend
ings by Mrs. S.O. Chase, Jr.,
ored.
1\ 4 II \ \4 1 ll\
.ilafrrahiuenta were served to Mrs. L. M. Tyre, Mrs. 0 . U between tho h o u r * of 10:00 against any of the lielligerents.
Duncan,
Mrs.
Stew
art
Dutton,
o'clock and 12:00 noon. All In
tho following: Mrs. Dennis Young,
%i i r i m i ni% m u i
Mrs. J . M. MeCatkUl anti Mr*. terested person* are asked to
• "*»t.T I'l N »•!*. • •
Baggett, ho*tease* fen the p a r plrfcse call for tho yarn dtfring
ty.
V
•
•
*
1
II I
f. m.i .1.'
these hour*.
houm, Mrs. Ja*gh>r Niehotion, Mr*.
m in i ii til I'l III II %I III N
Present In addition to the hos
F..
E. B.
II. Carter)
C a rte r Mrs. Uoraee MeAr"• .. •«»'. l«*
can
Slaughter, Mrs. tesses were: Mr*. O. E. W hite,
thu r, M re.-Gill
• • vimii nmorniicv 4'oiU
Mayor W. C. Hill, honorary
nv HERMAN ALLF.N
Clayton Smith Mrs. H. A. Swanson. Mrs. J. P.
CyvJI Uutnet/
' ""I itiif4nii4i)'i|i*( fire,
Thurmond, M r s . Chester Dan chairman of tho W ar Fund
new
YORK, Fch. 4.-GP>—
Riven.
and Mr*. ~
iels, Mra. Z. B. Ratliff, Mrs. M. d r i v e for tho American Red If y„u’rc an averag.- American.
«»mI mhrr i nmnea
U W right, Mrs. John L. Clark, Cross, and Mrs. F. E. Roumil ymt ttte 74 iKtunda nf sugar last
tHi
M llityil A I*.... H IM,
Mrs. J . 0 . Laney, Mrs. Glenn Ut, Seminolo county cbairniun year, a b o u t one and a half
\ v»• , S i»if ». '
1 '..t j*In,
and acting chairman of the War pounds a week. To you. sugar t
l|.il lfl» tl
E. McKay, Ur*. fc. R. Lane
I.
t >. •
Fund, m et recently to dl*cu-* rationing means f f n t nf all that
Mra. Luther Harkgjr, Mr*. J
. a tea■v•
*1I.
•"•t"
'* •, . 1'K‘scnt
Courier, Mr*. Bay TlUls, Mrs. ways and mean* - fo r reaching the shopper iq your home will
illf l. .
- Mr*. C. R. Jones wo*
wel- W. L. Harrison, Mrs. H. W the county quota of 15,000 nf he able to buy lens than twn•i. I 4*. II
•»;»*.
•
i.'ilf*
i*.4\ diviI
I
I
II.
••
>
1
1
M
l
share
la
13,090.
which
Sanford's
Mayers,
a
visitor
from
th*
Can
V nm cd Into Circle Two of the
thirds of th a t for you llii* year
A'-? *) *
d.l I
| m 1i« • okt-rs
Mined
I
«.f
>«M
eir *pWomen’s Society of
Christian al Zone, and Mlsa Leola Evans. They have expreaaed their
W hat will this mean in tin... M.i i cli
! lire
' ’ 1 IM *Ml . ‘OH, III IHJM,
ho hnve average American's innrds? Wit.
latlon to all those who
1
(Sp
ecU
l)
—
Service of the Methodist Church
III ! .... .
Mi.nl.
I f - . . ’ • l aitd 1 'ii i
.o»8(t tlivSonsted so
to gcnerooalv, tlowi
However, he get enough to krop lirnliln
ii i Ilia 1nit i
a t the meeting of the circle a t
l t e i , ftwiUnt at
I184 N
.14 in Imv
there a re ■till
atlll a good many who There’s a twlnkle-cynl little la.:
the home of Mr*. R. L. Knight
»*v»k4 will It* 111 you pay
•
. . ny. will Ih» .1 1 PAIaATKA-To Mins Vida l.oulnc
•
•
n.li
In
rt
..I
have not contrlbute.1
contributed to this all- In the Department of Agrivul
nn Monday afternoon. Mr*. II.
••nit t . i tin* ru»t for produc- Kninlit, ri’prcu’iilnlivi* «»f th«* lliirli
h i* nn- lloiitU or
»•!»*/ '•••
im portant task which is every tu re’a Home Economics Bur, mi
r. Goodsneed
was co-hates*
•ii K.
l*v. flu* Sl«»vt»r Little .Hprintt*
,
„ Junior Ghnmt>cr o f • m i i III. t •’I• -lit*' living t'llwld,
body’s
burden
and
should.
be
II • i »U1. it it
who ha» the anawer.
i voter nf tlie lames M. Barilo merer*, goes tin* honor nf I • itig
•
Ith Mrs. Knight.
Mift.nl.
Mr*. A. D. Zachary, Jr., u**d bom* by *11. U Is hoped that
,yt i'll,,, nld I mly Shows Her tho first entrant iti tlie Fifth An- ......
She reached In her desk uti l
The devotional was conducted
•I * it lie 1.1
I l!<M l>
I'll III!V41 bqfCII
________ ____
editl'," mt Felt, d, according tu nuul Aialuj Fesltvul beauty pug- ‘
"by Mrs. W. 8. Thornton.
Mra. flame vine la . navel arrenge- all those who have not yet con pulled out a table th at the bur
... * » J.*»|.rt '
•il
|.til.lt i
John L- Clark presHent of the | m enu to decoraU her home on tributed- will leave, their check eau had prepared. It shows how • isting* aniiiiuiifeil l»y Stetann eanl which I’alutku Jaycectr will
». f .id
Owners
Roclaty, was welcomed as a Magnolia A rtnq* Wh*t she *n- ■t th e Red Cross room on East much sugar is needed a week >iirector* The Sanford girl who sponsor in the Ravine Gardena .V*1.. .11,. v. k f.tt f o r i.o,
t.O IMP. 111**4* 4'i,, t« sine.* 1935.
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs., here Sunday afternoon, March I.
▲ laitar a t tha mceting, and re- terUlned with ■ d e te n t bridge F irst S tre e t b ^ o re Feb. 22. by men and women amt children
WHitt
1- . It.lit.| M" •
1
LeMardi W ashington’* birthday, which 1* of various ages. Hero It is:
“ renhments were served by the for member* o f th e
\. K. lloHiu’ilr r will piuy ih e| Miss Knight, a I'J vcar old brown- > .1.1 ' • ............ . It.’ ..fit- '
I'ltMIII* 17A-,f ...id they will be
,r
ette, will compete for the title uf If........ *
the d a te It is hoped the cam
Children
Club yesterday afternoon.
Haitfiinl
hostess*.
p art *»f MrV Dover
paign can be eoDeluded.
012 months ..............................
J glad ... t»’|| you how you can
, I ounce
Stover l.lltle Tlw ator pre«- ••Azalia (Jui'cti for I04J" iiguinzt 1 ..HIM I i M.I 1 4liH 21 1
A fU r rcfrrtbm enU had
Thoa present were: Mrs, R. T.
12 year* __
3 ounce4
will Im» the firnt inaW arren, Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker, senrad the rem ainder o f the a fte r
ii i*. i ll i :m . . .• •. .............. your losoruncu cost..
In respond* to th e call fo r ta 4-8 year* _____ i ......
H ounce* | f nttraniou on tho proffnm Florida and o tl.rr Soutl.cm atutrs.
spent
In playing
.Mrs. L. P . Hagan. Mrs. Mahle noon was
• 'Ifrk I’lrci • »*.o « 1 \ i ot.lhjration, Just a rourte.y,
The
winner
and
sponsuring
club
1
11
N
M .VKI'K’* Im
7-9
y
e
a
n
----------10ounrc4
?
f
Stetson's
Founder**
Day
bles
and
eth
er
aqcipment
fro
Blount, Mrs. 'R. X. Mason, 8r., bridge .with high More prise be
1
12 ounce 4 t
performances by th© stu- will divide 8300 In United .States ; «*»: %i i
• r e , R. W. Sturdivant, Mrs. R. ing won by Mr*_fW„ A.. Adam*. wish to take title means o f ex 10-12 y e a r * .... ........
Defense
Bonds.
.
|.
jiU
\
NN
l*i
l;\
ii
. ..
Girls
dent Kluger* will ho attrnded by
w . Turner, Mr*. C. R. I gird, Mr*. Jam es A* W right won se pressing our thank* to the fol
I., ft., im >rL
\i
tor
i».
persons and bo itacst 18-16 year* ---------• ! *•’• v; titInv? alumni s< nncII ua local
. Mr*. W. 8. Thornton, Mr*. J . B. cond high and W rt. ’ John Ivey lowing
-----------firms: Mrs. 8. R. Dlghton, Mrs. 18-20 years _______
.,1 2 ozs. .„;dl#ncetk with the repent porWUHaavr, Mr*. R. C. Smith, Mr*. tcreenoed.
Boys
f..rmance scholuhd for Saturday
Those pU ytng were: Mrs. P. E. J . Monchton, Mrs. J . C.
J . B. Crawford, Mr*. Tom WilHutchison, City of Sanford, 8. 13-16 year* ....... ......
•— 1 lb- night. Fch. 7, In the campus
T o l lf l e n t l A m e r ic a Itu v D e fe n s e Hontl.s und S ta m p s
16-20 y e a n U - ..... I |h., 4 ox*
O. C tacn. J r . Miss
house.
,
,
WASHINGTO n T Feb. 3, (Spc....................
— a- member
of
W e ll* , k is s Leola Evans,
and
u . 1 u . Wj
* ?"•"
. „
ills*
U o.scttcr,
member of
JtxktreW jr active .. ..
.. | lb. I|i# B#nior rI#„ , i, eon.hlercd c tr l)—The Department of Justice
two visitors, Mra. Clark and
Vhry^Aetlre
1 Ri.,_4 o**.!(11|, o( t ),v most active among today warned nil alien, o f enemy
t»chiiry,
, •%. •
4^
Miss William*.
T 1IU K H U A Y
dram atic. nationalities to take note of the
« ...— 11 o*. Stetaon stndrnU
Alva Dickerson And
S. Alec Shnron Wed
Daughters Of Wesle;y
Meet Ih Church Ha li
JACK’S DEW
DROP INN
BYKAN’S
GARAGE
• v
Mr& Knight Honors
Mrs. Dennis Young
RED CROSS NOTES
\\ rt’ckt'r Service
4
Part Of Your
Taxes May Be Paid
i Bn Your Insurance *
Individual Sujrar
RequircmentH Told
Methodist Circle Two
Welcomes Newcomer
1:
Club Entertained
By Mrs. Zachary
«
J te s S t a s .
i r .'S . FLEET READY
Aliens Must Obtain
Identification S l i p s
s g iw
Retlint
s i
L m
H am
lha
■*-SS ---I---
e l 0*
S r H iS
--------- V K y n d
speech w»rk._
following facta:
( I ) Alien* of German, Italian,
n r Jm anB K o
lu itio n n litlrt
who
lire
i
/
’d
�\
%A’*i
PA GE FO U R
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
_____________
Tippy Matron
Celery Feds Are
FARMERS’MARKET
Graduates Into
Badly Beaten By
a g r o a r a*, ax
rry i: y aaam r
Ocala, 44 to 18
Featured Race B A xroaio
nauuer
Showing th« effects of a con
test played the night before plue
tha l a c k of reserve etrenath,
Sanford*!
Celery
Fed*
were
ewimped yeiterday afternoon at
the high achoof by Ocala'*
aharp-tyed, puab-ihootlng f i r e ,
44 to IS.
The local team
completely
r a r e . o u t In the la*t half, al' though there w ai little doubt
th at Ocala had the better team
veaterdxy In both v a n ity per
former* and lubftltute*. The
green-clad Wildcat* rolled up a
14 to 7 halftime lead In alow
faihlon in d after that, the Fed*'
gam* went to piece*. The eonteet w»* w itneued by a howl
ing crowd of High cchool aludent*, who didn’t have much to
howl about.
Forward Adam* made 15 point*
to lead the Wildcat*, with Cen
te r E- William* a field goal be
hind with 1.1. Jack Herring, who
made (even point* In the game
agalnat W inter Garden Monday
night In which the Fed* won. 26
to 17, again accounted for aeven
to lead the low-tcorlng Fed*.
Ocala previously licked the local
team, 28 to IS.
- The line-up*:
SANFORD
po*
OCALA
(8) Bobbin*
Herring
(16) Adam*
Daniel*
(18) E. Wilma.
Fleming
(3) Daniel*
Branan
(2) Hhashy
Lee ( l )
—
Cleveland,
; Bube: Sanford
(2 ),
Brock;
rruluck.
Hick*
Ocala — Floyd, Mu*»eau, TravU,
Oliver, W alker (3). Referee:
Hughe*.
LONQWOOD, Feb. 4, (Special)
—Tippy Matron, a full alater to
Ill-Guide, graduates Into tha fea
tured ninth race tonight at the
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Gub.
Tippy hae met with repeated
■ueeesses in low tr races and now
tonight, she matches stride* with
•uch good one* as E xtra Special,
Eric, I.uoky Mark, S tarry Flag,
Daiay Mint, F a it Fury and Grand
SI*.
Delay Mint has one of the unique
records a t the track this season.
At various times, ahe has won and
aid price* ranging from $36 to
119. Monday night, aha cam*
In third In the featured race and
paid (he enormous show price of
$24, one of the longest show price*
of th* season.
The Kennel G ub management
■gain reminded greyhoumT fan*
that free season'passes »re avail
able a t all plecee in Central Flor
id* where racing programs a rt on
sale. They can also be obtained
at the track.
(yvernlght Entries For Wednesday
F irst Racw—Futurity
I
I
I
I
II.n'. K ay
tly llualneaa
Irish N o te
l.>n« M ary
I
I
I
4
ir t r a l H a ir
Ht>n,l Up
ililn li'a Im aga
lind l-r .iu r t
Hub* III It ■
t Tlllla lla rp .r
« M l,. i i . l v , .
1 K M M lk.
I Nnrrtl
Second Race—Futurity
Hally D -a k l-l
• F ly Fool
• P a r . Choir.
T I>r. F.«f
I (Inina Ht-ady
Third Race—6-16 Mil*
ll-aal Hair Dally D-ukl.f
Inn
I Iran* Mac
I I’ourt 1*4111Ilf
S ll.auty Made*
I Trlrkla
] lt»d T rad er
• W illi. M ilo
7 Miriam
Moor*
I My rortuna
Fourth Raa#—5*14 Milo
I llell'a D r r
1 Philip M orris
> C .o il.
I f'l-m .n tln a
i I.ady Hue.
7 Hllm llatar,I
H E A R T H — 4-relee.
MB
III* .
II.M H Crates IJ e e -IJ It.
C O uJtH Pli—Du* Dun. lar-aur
E()(l PLANT—Ilu tlpr. f l.13-61 I*
(JIIAPKFRUIT — Hoi It* Comb.
II. I*. liege 7(o No. 7 11.7*.
Bog* l*e
LETT l/CB—Iceberg, itri. Ir»d le
ll.7 l-lt.le . Is | t oo-ll in
ONION*—In,a. Ilun. 3*c-9vr
OHANCUB—llut C.g. Co pi I, | l ( l .
Bags l*e No. t II 4" liege 7vr i
PAIUI.KT—Dos. Run l..-4*r
PEAS—Uu Ilpr. Ord to fry. 61.66PKl’PKUn—Cellf.
p
Won-1.r. Ilu Ilpr
9t.T6-ll.SI Crntee 11,1*. in h
ere. Ilu Ilpr. 7 tr-|l.le
H/TATOK*—lied lilies. UM No. I
A-Craies II S*-1l.a* lic ra ts e ) i t o
II 5*. C-Cralee II "u ll l» CIVT
Bags Com ml | l . 13-17.a» Cite.
rr-
w
• I .ll- ll.ll
IIADlHIlkd—Dot. Ilun. 73e-7Sr
MI’INACH—Bu Ilpr Mummer Type.
7 le -ll.ll
MUL'AMII WHITE—Ilpr. 11.71
MTIIAWIIKItillEM—Pint. I3r-I7r
HWT PUTATOE* — CWT Harlca.
I l.4 l- ll.il
TUIINIPH—Dot. Ilun. I*c-lar. Ilu
Ilpr. Ile-|l.**
TURNIP HALAD—Ilu Ilpr. I3e-*#r
TOMATOEJI—60-11 U l Crnles. ord
lo ley, | i 10-14 II
Cartons
li.ie n .li.
WATERCIlEan—Doe I4r
THUMBS UP FOR BONDS AND STAMPS! Jhis wai
poster, illustntins how Americana can help tha air forces tc
victory, la being displayed in the windows of 600,000 of tht
Nation's retail atorea where Defense Stamps—in denomina
tioni from 10 cent* to |5 —ere being sold. This U ono of a
leriea of human-interest posters being prepared to remind
th* public of its part in the war effort.
O U T O P tT A T M P H O D IC T *
APP1-EJ4— Kaelern, lAi II. kl 11.b i
ll.**
I Our I'aeh
I Mmnky nuts
CO HN M HKLLKD — While, C W T
Bags, | i.M .| :.**
Nicotinic a c i d , an Important
Fifth Raco—« -|g Mil*
ONIONM t s i u i w - l l Lit Mark.
member of vitamin D complex — I llnurbnn Dny I H e rn Cash
II.I6-I
Honoring Ban * llraee
and not nicotine, h a * a n e w II Daley
lO:
DNIONa
WHITE—5* Lit Mark. |1.1*
Bella
7 Treon Tale
name, "Niacin,” chosen by Na I May Keen
DUTATOKM — Meins l.'WT Uags.
I Tweedledee
II.**
tional R eetarth Council.
S litk Race— Futurity
POT ATOEK—Idaho Baker. 10 I.n
I Doubtful John I N. Andrswi
liege, ll.lt. l.'WT Uses lie * .
5 Hmoky Day
I Court Cltrk
t (’»m»n Hoy
7 Morning Judies
I; V
W *r* S to m a c h U lc e r P a in s 4 Ie«dy Imag*
I Crafty Andrew I I U T A U A U A X — 90 I.U Meek. I I I I
Seventh Race—5-18 Mil*
N ap o le o n ’s W a te rlo o ?
I Ikiurt Oula
I Jo* W illard
S&'-t
FLORIDA STATE MARKETING
I
l-edy
• Hun Velley
The g reat Nepoleon who con- I n ia r’e Higher
Im age ' T C lear Call
BURIEAU CO-OPERATING
trvd nation* w»» .* hlmaelf a • Masked Hed
I gunny I—. .
of after-eating palna.
Eighth Race T a ta rity
CELERY RdPONT No. I*
who are dlatreued with
Joyful Mnrn
I Irftrky Teker
( e e l M t , P ie , I d a
* Jer »• Ilock
ay, Peb. R 1*43
atomech o r ulcer pains, Indiges • lied Paddy
i Roll r e e l
7 lleckleee Mike
I I k n th o p c e l e r y
L'AUuyr h h Iipm
tion, gae pain*, heartburn, burn- 4 Hllm llrlm ea
• Juel mend
IN THE UNITED
UN
MTATEg POII
LV Ing sensation, bloat and other
----------- PKD.
TUEHDAT.
r r ill.I. I. n i l ; PlorNlath Race—4-14 Mil*
lltion* caused by excels acid 1 Erie
Ida 4f (divided Hemlnole" I'oun
I C a lm Hpeclal
ly 11. naraeuU ll. palm lMarh
( K arl P u rr
try ' a >Sc box of Udga I l.urky M ark
11) C Cellf I. it cell! II.
arry F la g
t Tippy Matron
They m u s t help or I4 m
TOTAL
It
Daley Mini
t Don Orlando
refunded. A t McReynolda
H IM A T IO N
IPPINU POINT INFORM/
Tanth Raco—6-14 Mil*
ug Co. and good drug atorea I Darling l e u
r
o
R
Tinea
dat peb . i. i i i i .
I M ary ilia*
MANroilO-OVI E IN> SECTION;
(here.
Adr. i ln>n Orlando
* Mormnney
llaellng modsrale. offerings
1 Dorothy
,-f Don 'X
light, demand good »o largo
4 Juet lleeelo
’ » V arn l.h
elaoa,
market firm, carloads and
Eleven in Raco—6-11 Mil*
truckloads f.o.h. usual terms
I4|ela*#la He eel
and
carloads
and irurkloede r.
I llob M oor*
I gpllaenburg
0. h. shipping point loaeea on
a Ida W llle rd
* lla n g fluids
delivered
ealoa
lees all IranaI Holden Alice
tMlea ran Dandy
porlatlon chargee) and car
< Buddy Jack
I Hold Deal laid
loadli f.o.h. cash ti
nd
truckload* cash al packlag
houses. II" cralee. trimmed
lops, Holden Heart. Individual
ly washed and precoalsd.. lair
to generally good quality, many
poorly blnifched. few salsa, I
doe. mostly 11.71, few ll .l t ,
innirly blSechod. few III* , I
NEW YORK, Fab. 4c-W>)—
dot. Il.ia -I.lt, poorly hlaached
Th* major leaguea adopted a
t.l*. t doe moelly lltl-L M .
program of 14 n i g h t games
poorly blanched If.II. II do*,
il.ll-s .l* precooling II* ealra,
Tuesday with tha Washington
1.*<>. l-l* doe. iu j fear sal**
Senator* winning a compromise
reported Ip quote, procoollag
that gave them 21 a fte r dark
Itc oalra.
conte* t*.
MW ANUELEH D im ilC T : P at.
Th* Increase In the number of
cal fairly goadf demand, M rnight garnet was voted a t a
T b la la c rla p , n ip p y
memorable joint meeting of th*
major laaguas a t which plana
W M th c r, a n d It calla
f
o r baseball's participation In
f o r r d rin k to w a rm
the w ar effort were approved.
y * tll
Clark Griffith, president of
th* Senators, cam* I n t o th e
meeting seeking special dispen
sation for 28 gamea and a fte r
Periodic distraae due enbr .to
‘an hour-long argum ent received functional cause* la relieved for
parmlaalon for a compromise o f
many
who s ta rt I day*
21 game* a t the peraooal to g . "th* time"
end taka CARDUI
gtillon of Commleeioner K en t,
d lrw iid .
aew M. Lendl*.
CARDUI he* another ImporEven a fter tha 14-game pro
use: aa a tonl* te ettmugram fo r t h a m ajor leaguea te n t appetite.
Inert*a* flow ef
generally waa adopted the clubjuke. T k et’s probably
owner* were not In agreem ent dlgaatlv*
tho reason It ao often improve*
end there
was *
___________poaalblllty
th a t
help* build up . runthe Cleveland Indian* In t h * dlgaailon,
woman, a n d so rail****
American league and the New
York Glanta and Brooklyn Dodg their K riodki’ functional * dlat CARDUI I
— Adv.
er* of tho National league tree*I
might not avnll theraielvo* of
the maximum number of eon
tail* allowed them.
Major Leagues Will
Play 14 Night Tilts
WOMEN Get
2-Way Rellofl
‘a c k a g e Goods
leer & W in es
Cocktails
r
WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 4, 1*42
an
Manager Durocher Center Fielder
Of Brooklyn Will Of Braves Still
: Receive $25,000 - Near Top At 41
a i a c a u u D o t * p w rrr a x u
r c o n r a i t r . n k po h t
sC eelee eg to l t d ! A. H.
re * . 4. I MX
pfcooe* «a
i.n . ataa
P L o a iu a rH o iit-rr*
BBAKK—Tendorgreon and llleck
Velenllne. Hu. Ilpr. lie *
IIKETB—Dos. Ban. 7*r-lar
CA11IIA(IK—Ton. Bulk, fair In fry.
m . t e - i i i e * u*d. iipr. n »ttl.S*. Chinese, Crt*. II **-91.36
CARROT*—Doe. Hon. Oe-atr. Hu
Hpe. I l . l l - l l . l t - - CAl'LlrUlW KH — Crates, Faory,
li.u -ii.e *
CBI-KUr—C r a te s . | 1 1 C - | lo a
CELERY
*
k NEW YORK. Fab. 4— 4AVL*o Durocher h a d 'th a answ er to
th* $28,000 question all ready
whan th* aubjict. of hi* fa# for
m anaging th* Brooklyn Dodgers
this y e a r care* up. Th* tarma
of th* contract w ars not an
nounced, btit $26,000 la a fair
guess aa to th* number e f bean*
in tha iar.
Th* fact th a t th* transaction
waa completed. In less than a
mlnuta Indicates both Durocher
and L arry MacPhat! were a lit
t l e surprised. MacPhall didn't
think Leo would taka th* amount
offtrad, and Leo didn't think
MacPhall would offer IL Thqy
were both ipeechleaa. If th a t Is
possible, and before they could
recover the deed waa done.
Anyway, it waa another cagey
publicity move by the unpredict
able MacPhall. The logical se
quence of arant*
a fter the
Dodgers won th* pennant would
be to sign tha m anager flrah
and taka car* of everything else
laier.
B ut
MacPhall
never does
thlnga logical!*. Dropping the
news of Durocher’* signing Into
th* backwash of th* world ae
ries and th* tidal wav* of foot
ball wouldn't hav* created a rip
ple on th* ■porta p a g a a. So
what happens? T h e .new t le
withheld until a quiet Sunday
morning during th# off eaaaon,
and It got tha eplaah It deaerved.
Tha Dodger* are doing things
In a big way thl* year. In fart,
MacPhall always does thing* In
a big way. The guy even whlipera out lood.
U. S. Marines a t Midway Is
land hav* their own newspaper,
th* "Coral Reef," edited by
Georg* A. L a v i e III, former
University e f Minnesota student.
k*t steady, carloads f ob skip NKW TORRi MARKET ABOUT
ping P<J^*I Chased oa dallv*r*il
MTEAIVY. Cara arrlrsd II, Car*
salsa
a ll
transportation
Th* first latter o r th* first two
„n track I*. Cara anloodad 9
charges) Pascal 99% or morFlorida. 9 Calif.
letters of radio call signal* Indi
U. 94. Np.i. quality. ..................
Individually
FLORIDA
4
dot.
«.**.|.|l.
*
cate th* nationality of tha nation.
washed. I* ' cratss trlmmp'i
dos. 4*4-4.19, fair quality !.!•:
lops, tH -I S dna. mostly I do
a doa 1,11. fair quality 1.19:
99.9I-.if* . 14", IH-9H do
The avert g* thicknaaa of th*
Mlandard cratss 4 dot 4.40, 9
mostly 1 dos.. 99.9*. quh rrals*.
doa l.(9H , * doa 3.*S-9.tS, I* ice cap In Greenland le 1,000 fe e t
)-9 M d o*, mostly > round 91.1".
doa M t
lop lc . ealra.
C 'llU L A VD4TA
CALIF. 71‘* 1-9 doa 4.94-4.IS.
lloldsn
Heart,
demand
fair,
fair qual. and conj. 9.13-3.9".
m arhst Heady, I'aacat dcman.i
Fascai 19" 1.99
ood, market steady. 91% U. M.
o.
| quality.
Individually CIIII'AHO: MARKET UNKETTI-KD
Car*
d iv trltd I. Cara on track
w ashed: carload* f.o.h. shipping
point 4based on tWItysrsd sals*
41. Cam arrlrsd I Florida f
less all transportation ch argsti
Calif.
Wlds rase* In qual,
lloldsn
ireart.
9H-11I
dm
condition and prices
FLORIDA I doa 1*9-1.91. 9
mostly
9-9%
d os,
mostly
doa. 199-IJI*. 9-9 doa 9.7l-9.9«
around 91.99. Faaoal carloadfair qual. a.9*. poorly blaprhsd
f.o.h. cash track. IS" erst*-,
IGO-l.a*: 10 doa 1.11-l.te, few
trimmed tops and H cratsa |0".
193.9.1*. poorly blanchsd l i t :
I H - I H dqy.. mDaily M l
XX * l.tt-1.1*. few BIS; Hearts
i ' C K I'AMMINHH (N O R T H A N D
9*
bunch** rsllophdn* wrapped
W K 8 T ) M O N D A Y . FEO. I t i l l
octal crates 1* banTula#
9* cralss,
total • '91*
Pascal few sal**
rralas. D rlay rd rtalurday 1*19.
qual. l i t
Huaday 1939 rralsa.
R
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0RLANIX7, Feb. 4. — OF) —
Like 01' Man River, Johnny Coo
ney heap* ro llin ' ' along. H*
doesn’t know how OP Man Rlvili lie is II lilil a s fo r hlmaelf
JfT living rig h t th a t, turn* the
trick.
"I ju s t taka cars of myself."
the 41-year-old center fielder for
the Boston B ra n * explains.
Johnny also takes rare of
himself on th e . f i e l d , as evi
denced by hi* 1319 batting aver
age last season, second only to
Brooklyn’s sensational y o u n g
Pete Reiser, *and hi* nomina
tion as th* veteran of th* year.
" I play a little golf, fish a
little," Coney continued. "I feel
fine now. It think I’ll have one
more good y e a r at least. I’d
Ilk* to have a couple more or
so. Then I’d be satisfied — I
.
When the "couple pr to y e a n "
are over Johnny would like to
•tay In tha. .gam*
aa a coach.
,
>!•'• " R ' f thought about becoming “a manager—-he“ ~
said.
,J
"Baseball la all I know, go
I'd like to stick around in it,"
Johnny explained.
' The veteran outfielder thus far
ha* shown plenty of what It
takes in " s t i c k around.” He
joined B e a t o n in 1922 as a
southpaw pitcher and In f o u r
. .
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M i n ' / L lX B t lV E I / O U t
y ,
,
,
a
f f e W 8 fC L e a d e r s I
Year In and year out. spicy,
herbal BLACK -DRAUGHT ‘
been a beat-teller among laxa
tives in th* South. The reason?
It's agreeabM and easy to take.
When taken a i directed. Its ac
tion la usually punctual, thor
ough and gentle. Th* tonic lax
ative element which help* tone
laty intestinal muscles la prob
ably its most Im portant asset.
N ext
time,
try
BLACKDRAUGHTI .
—Adv.
Th* ehertag* e f ju te from In
dia for making tm rlap barn la
bring felt In R raill Bad Ecu*,
dor, where It la used for coffee
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114 N. Park Av4.
nV WB DELIVER
Telephone 1106
years waa an* e f th* tan lor e i ^
cult’* tap hurlsra. Than hi* i s H
ary arm w ent bad.
An operation for an alhow laremoved thirteen p ic a * el •
from hi* arm but on* year
later, during epring training. It'
Went dead, ao another o p e ra tio n
v u ordered.
.
(This time tha left arm waa
shorter than th* other and John
ny began a tour th a t took him
to Jersey C ity, Newark and To-,
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lege* for r k ltk « • k a r t been *o long ton*
trading—w* most fight I
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXIII
•■t—
E s ta b lis h e d
ir . —
In 1908
U. S. Planes Down
Pursuit Ship And
Bomber Over Java
P-40 Type Of Ameri-j-----------------------can Fighter Air-1
Dishing It Out
-ships Are Put In <-----------------------Use Against Japs!
Lilli Reported
In Batan Fight
Allied Hospital Ship
I s Attacked Nine
Times In One Day
LONDON, Fab. 8. — (A P)
—Th» Admiralty asserted to.
day that w u n l Italian »"kmarine* had “paid Iba aaltlraata penally’* aftrr they had
ham aant to help’ the C ar
man*' eahtaerine campaign
in tha Atlantic.
plane* were P-40 fighter*. Thia
wax the llra t ' Indication t h a t
plane* of thia type piloted by
A m e r i c a n Arm* flier* h a d
reached' lho Netherlands E ast In
die*.
*.
A lull wa* reported in Urn
fighting on the Uataq peninsula
In the Philippine*.
From M«lboum»t A ustralia, a
!» L
--------111**.” It n i «Ht<Io**d today
(The .h ip *ra* apparently the
087-ton Mactah which reached
Darwin. A ustralia. aft*r tailing
from Manila .hortly a ft* r New
Year*.).
For nearly a week the J»panew have been hammering away
iwlenllcj.ly ct th* Amcrvlean-Fili
pino line* in a drive tow ard Corrvgklor fu rtm a , 17 mile* to th*
»outh a t the gateway to Manila
La*'.
They appear to b* eartc.ntra.tin g along lh*i w*tt coa*t, whero
th* defender* p m lo u aly routed
two icaborne Invasion attempt*.
Th* Ja p strategy apparently
I* to attem pt a sweep acro«x the
penin.uli tn th* hope of trap
ping C*n. MaeArthur’a men and
cutting o ff any cbanc* of re
treat to Com gkfor.
The Japanese have massed at
least on* division 'above Gen.
MseArthur'a left flank and an
other above hi* right.
, Con. MacArthur reported that
$mmy aciial activity waa limit
ed to “a few sporadic bombing
attacks which did no damag*.”
>■W»«^ — I ■—■II s
*'
•r
Army Air Corps
Recruiting: Unit
, Will Stop Here
The United SlaUa Armv Ma
lle Recruiting Unit will b* sitI'tpd In front of th* P ra t Office
nturdsy and 8 mtdav, F*k. 7-8
1 tk* purpose of enlisting Avia: PM *ta * A n a y A l r Coeja,
A .V . B ran* of tko
lo tdquartar*
m s w h w w i m um m i;
t th a t odoeatioaal roqmlrwtor accept* net hav* b*«fl
Blasted tn a auiimarlne to the
bottom of th* Strait* of Dover,
bombed from a destroyer, re*
cued and blown from a rescuing
• hip, wounded b r shrapnel and
machine gun
bullet*.
Murr-I
Lenthreau Ik aUk of taking it
and want* to atari dishing it
nut. H* tried to join the U. S.
Navy, but waa rejected because
h* i* not a citizen. Marcel I* applying for clUstnshlp au that
ha may b* accepted.
War Production
I’reR .
NUMBER
jNippons Hesitate To Gambl
On Blow Against Singapore
:i
An expenditure of from |.1,- . an- taken oxer, each one will re00.),000 to $.’ ,000,001) will tu* quire an expenditure of between
made on the new nirport hen* It.OOO.OOo and $5,000,000“.
*|,r Navy, nn.r studying the : “ I cannot give detail* oa to
j iMs-ibility
of
in n rn .in g
it* I installation.* and number of map
| hare* in Florida, should decide 1 to be located on
the ftekla,
■to lire the new airport a* n *e- I owing to the fact th at the Navy
condary base, according to He- ' Department eonaldera thl* inperson tntive J.v Hendrick*.
formation in military aerrtlft,
"However.” Mr. Hendrick* ex- “he u ltln l" | rctpirst that th#
planed.
"These
airport*
are l>eopl«. not nnnoy the Navy D.'
merely in the study stage*. »n I purtment with letters or try
there is n |io—iliility that they j bring iiny pre««ure
IlKiUlf it
will only select
portion of will he to no avail. I shall be
th em .'
glatl to follow thia up and make
According to Mr. Ilrmtiirk*. announcements at the
pn>|>er
th r Navy Drimrfmrnt i* <*tu ly time. I have already Mipplird th$
ing th r p )«n11)1111j**t «if taking Department with all
informa
over th*» airports nt St. Augus tion necessary from the cltiea
tine. Diiytonn Bruch. iK j.tm l. concerned.
Snnfotil nml Moihourne. to Ik*
*'I.-t
me impress everyone
u*«v| ns MTomlnry
‘’This r-nding this new* again that
i* merely in the Mu lv M ares Ibr*.. airport* »ri* merely in th*
at the present time Mr. Hen- •tuily stage.* and there ii a poa.
dricks said, no appropriation ia|?*bility that they will only
• vail.ilt].* but „f course
ro u r v thi^jJ*^’1 a lH,r*l°n uf them and nat
money \r i11 In* made available I pH of them; but In my opinlofk
HiMiner or later, nil of them will
when
the
Navy
Ih -p artm en fK ,"' selected." Mr. Hendrick. coni
makes a rc<|ucst. If these fields rluded.
j
|
I
Reds Approach
V,i White Russia,
Latvia Borders
Artillery Duels
Across MiJe-WI
Strait Of Joh<
Jap Planes Act
l T. S. Fleet Hlasts Jan Rases
Chinese Trnoos
Pour Into Bui
Soviets Are Told Occ u p i e d Republics
To Return To Fold
fh.- Itii.M ns dec law-1 m fuiallv
( t,Mi*y that ’J.H’MI more Herman*
had fallen on the snowy battlefields far wrM of here on the mad
<tn Smoh n-k. in. I that the \M
armv still w * rollinvr ah«aud in
its mii?hty \vim*i <• tensive d*»s.
pite fierce resislafue by fresh
Naii
ii iruciia.
Mtnnwhlle. (im rgr II Karl**,
former D niud States minister t<»
Bulgaria. *ui titmlnv in Washing- |
ton thi t llulKaria is so nn>-Rus-|
slan “there is no doubt whatever"
but that Itiilwurmn trnnpa nould
have mutinied if tent to Ru««it
to fitfht ahingsitli* Hermans.
“ Never in nil Malory," he saitl
In e refKirt to Secretary of Stale
Hull, “has there been such n tidal
wave of hatred In Kurope us now
lias welled up against the Her
man*."
rjL At —e _ , i ,, _
Mr. Karle • id he (pirstionrd J
A r e
OU IIS I
( whether H itler had enough men ti»|
hold the lid en this cuuMnm o f «
Local
Service official*
United States Navy and air force*. In the first important fleet
—
—. Selective
------. . . . ---------Following an Inapcctbin of all hairetl very much lunger. He said |
have relcn*«l n-nv-* o fS a n f o r ll hltr , fhooU ln Scm| n„ ,,
he had been reliddy infornretl that I nf,jun
\\o ild War It. struck with fury ami surprise on six lap
mrn who will leave te b . Ifl to fill tv o y
rw ^m lv i n . the ($erm:na are ao short of man-1
..... . . .
.
*.
...v
power th r t onlv loy* umter ID,""*—'
">
-Mwr.httll and Gilbert Mm.d*. Many v«c»v mx
thia county's next . l e f t q u o ti. ^ ' lnf ^ M* X " * '
£
E H. C arter of the h .* d q t£ rte ra ! £ '" ‘J*
re
*
and
men
ovrr
7
T
»
are
Indog
uae«lli!iory
ship*
were
sunk
or
damaged
extensively,
and
u
number
of
slated thia morning, adding th at F°ri»d
generally vital de in *uch non-combatant dutlc* a* j g (, plan... d«*tr»yrd in tba air and on Iho gnnind. Eleven It. N.
tail*
are
satisfactory
and
th#r*
a number of men who paaaed the
Ihv cu.tom* nervier.
luivy tdnnes w e» e hist nn»| two surface vessels sustained minor
|>rr-lndurtion phyaical examination ■re but a few minor correction*
I'amaires from Uniih near-misses
in Orlando during January did not which Will ba made.
The
w
ater
and
wmate
disposal
recelvo notice! to report to Bland- ,
ffOOii,
ht»
lag due to th* fact th a t they w«r* I* U>* 1kohoola la very
not needed to fUl thi* quoti. These raid. The engineer la now ln«
ubjagt.to call r t a later •noctlnf colend ifbooD In thM
YORK, Feb. 5— An «u-
*»»• t«*M>l»*pit I'r.M )
Despite confinunua HombIng and strafing by
~]
ev airmen. 5inrapore*i I f
lillerv haw hlaMed fR
observation post*. knockfd 'i
out opposing batteries | g |
spread destruction in
I r a n s porting of Jap ta
trnop% to the lu m p in g
poiuts f«r |»v"sti»" of t |
island stronghold.
Thai
the Japanese
have not won com plete
tro| «f the air w a * i
I
1
,
Woman Spy Relates'
Espionage Activities
^ ^ lf
Seminole County Schools Open.
ulk£Z[f£' ' Ar^r# War Time On Monday
Rev. Pulley Will
.............. ............. Be New Rector _
State Municipal Tax
Liens Said Illegal
Farming Census Will
'Not Be Suspended
Firm Attached On
Delinquent Tax Fee
Defense Workers To S’J
See Instruction Film 18r‘ «t»
F-DoRo’s Labor Union
Talks Are Tomorrow
.
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: "‘ll11•,ark- bu*
Former Italian Envoy
Speaks At Rollins
Colorado Bishop WUI
Preach At Hob Cross
BUhopfl Promise To
Cannfnjr Processes
To Be Demonstrated
w L 'S S rw S a ft’s
Railroad Income Is
Highest In 10 Years
Orated
orange
and , leesop
Rip# attvoa, heated In their o-vn r'nd* will last a wash If atarod
j«*r, makaa a tangy garolah •n r a n t e d jar* I n . rafr i »erat »».
to r t e m m a d
rhtehmt. *M*ad- Thao# rinds a u k s a 'daUriasM
flavoring* fo r
m o ***,
calm*,
hak*4 wr hsUsd horn e r
podding, and frUiT •
T r •t h <r.. T a)./s^ari>t*».W A ^
lt«i ,
con*
_
■Irated this morning by IlM
Hurricane fighters of
R.A.F. which intercepted! A ■
large formation over Slaga**
IHire. shot down one Jap ta* j
e«e plane, prohahlr another,
and d, , " , rril *« thl'd.
r. ^
Largr movements «*f u p -
Selectees Leave On Rogers Reports Vital
February 16 For S a n itary Details
Induction C e n t e r
actory
E
V-
Dutch Naval Bi
New C.iiinea
Arc Hit From
t
was drscMbrd
,
, .
J W cafes. Tourist camp* and hotel* iB
-ycr^iid Cerman-ltorn blonde,
ry stores WII- are being Investigated from
a who
testified *he mad the Journey
llils, 35, Incndryman; m n lta ry standpoint, Mr. Rogor*
With tha- rxerptiun
of the
aIth
■ msn c h e r-c l by the federal
87, •■•in***
farmers Ethan eddtd.
" » i " r,
i ■•>
•chiMil*, whk’h will ub-erve War
i government s> u German r«|iinn.
Time hut will move their ►che^
rtp . & g T ; . ^ T UfB‘L ^ ; l . p , r,o n ,. . * ho a ir eonlemplat a re_ trader.
...........
Jrsn e r J Tlllls -9 inlcsm an''
jo s ta ll.n j septic tanks In
Ml** ilo.hm lrr. who ha* p leijed j
V n ty
R p p l n i * t i t * diilc. up 1111 hour by starling *1
Johann A. Walgren ’38 tv m ir - ruri11 " " * » ,hou,d
In touch I ,ullty to an espionage indictment, j D C
C W I k t ' l L U I U I i):aj A. M., siibstanllully all of
C L . . _ , . L the office*. bu*ine**e* uml trail*David J . Kaburn* 34’ laundryman*. with -Wm. the engineer cm apiwared a* u government witness)
In
New
York’.
,.x-.md
spy
c...E
j
Q
l
S
C O D a l L h U r C h pnrtution rnmpanie* in Sanford
Also Jim es J. Singletary, t i ,11nu" ,• Mnce, Prlor
ln»ullawill continue bu*ine*» a* usual
LONDON, F*b. 6.-W V -L o rd mechanics Leonard F. Cress, SO.
a pers^t aporcrvjd bv the within aia m onths—the trill of six
when clock- move ahead
one
Beavtrbrook, high • ranking aid* wr re house clerk; Albert Owen* 1Pla t* Pton r<l of Heajfh mu«t be men and a worn. 11 accused of rs
The
Rev.
Frank
Pulley,
nt
now
a ho accomnanl*d Prim* Minis- Jarrell, 31. farmers Joseph FaI- | l»ued so that thl* mrthixl of pirnage activity. T hirty-thrre men present the pastor of St. James hour Feb. P. Stnrrs that
and
women
were
sentenced
to
ori
t*T Churchill to W ashington, be- ward Fodrie, vcluntccr, 2.’>. dairy waste disposal w..t bo aafe an I
ac open at H:.7H A. M. will continue
son Jan. 2 as spies In the earlier t'hiirrh in Leesburg, h 1... lo <*P*n at H:1II A. SI. after setearn* Britain’s Minister o f W ar mans' Cecil Howard Willis, SU, sanitary. >
cepted the |M>«itlon of rector at
rase.
l'„ „ .
Iv L iiih! I ling their ebiek* one hour ahead
Production Wednesday night in clerk; Karl-I* iloushokler, 24,
Sanitation
drpartm ents
the
Holy
Her
automobile
trip
with
Kurt
n new cabinet post mod* to o r clerks Jam es Richmond Chidwrtl. dravor to ru t down t)w aprra l ■K m |rr |ek | u,|wir> , | | r - rl| , py Church which
offeVcl him i *'«• r War time „ w . Into e ff.c t
10, carpenters Edwin Otis Keith, of hookworm ami malaria, pri- |,. rf, r> , t , r tH from Haltimore
d er fe r closet eo-«nlln»tlan with ■
by the Church Vestry. M. Min i- I
Monday.
th* work of Dona'd M. Nelson as 84, crate tnrker.
marlly. since poor sanitation i* early In 1041. Mir. Boehmler de- rtk. senlok w ar • m o. the Vestry. • R*ndnnle to iu .lv seh.Hd. will
1
adopt
th.- n»w time, SupcrintenUnited States W a r Production
the cause of such diseases, and | clarril, nml extended as far ns announced today.
ehlof.
hygen e conditions (day an Im- | Florida,
Rev Pul lev i* expected to 1,1ml T. W luiwton snid. but for
Creation of th e new post, fore
come here Mar. 2 or 7. nml will j <h” convenience of bn- children,
portant part
In halting
the
shadowed by Mr. Churchill In
spread of many communicable
take the place formerly w ciipiel many "( »*’”»•
'•> ride ah it address in t h * Houa* of
diseases, J|r. Ro jrra concluded.
by llev. Martin llram. who left |
“«
mile- every morning,
Common* last week, antwarod a
here early in PecendH-r to he- »''11 *" "filer
I'revent extn.
TALLAHA sT e e T Fbb. B-OF)
persistent clam or of tha pr*s* —The Florida flusyems
Court
come pastor of the St. Andrew- I expense. licit u« fuel costs, the
and public for a n Incroata In th* W tdnesdiv ws* fold by
j school- will open at U:1il A. M.
a t
TALLAHABLEE. r . ’ . 5. U * l- Church In Tampa.
cahm at and for Inclusion of a torney* th at Ita recent decision
Allom ey Genrrel Tom Watson
Arfortling to
Mr.
Minnrik, War Time, which actually would
a I n g I a responsible o f f i c i a l th at cities.m ay not foreclose on
Tuesday attacked—ami Governor llev. Pulley I- ” 1011 percent”. 'I be H::tl) A.'M . under the present
charged with aeoeleretng the na municipal
lime. Tbe seliool* will also close
Ur
liens
against
TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 3, OF)— Holland and Comptroller J. M. le e nm verv glad we were nble to one
hour later Ilian herelnforr
tion’s often c ritk ite d production Murphy Act lami- held by the Florida’s 1943 agricultural rtnsua quickly defended—the legality of obtain hi* services, Vr. Minarik
ra ta of w ar supplies.
S tate contsined 'Illogical . and will n o t bo suspended because of a State contract with Casey, W it- statcil. Rev. Piiili-y la ‘l*> year* bev'nnlnr Monday.
O.' P. Herndon, clerk nf Ihe
M r. Churchill told th* house, , unw arranted conclusions.”
tiro rationing, ll. 1. Shearer, who ton and Soein, Miami law firm, to of age ami la married.
C ilcull'C ourt, expressed Ihe gena fte r Mr. N tUon's appointment
.Tha court waa rehearing a has charge of th* count, said collect delinquent Intangible taxes
on * percentsge fee.
In Washington, that -tom * elm), su it by which tha City of Jack- Wednesday.
la r office, net exactly w ith th* «onv|ll* Is attem pting lo bring
“ I l 't too fa r along,” he declared. ’ Watson said the employment of
sam e scop* b u t with tlniU ar foreclosure action
against th* “Bom* counties are half through. special attorneys by th* Comp
—
I all of u* nt th# t ourt Hounv ar»»
scop*, must be created her*.
State
taa
Stale to collect deitv
tv tag
lien* All 1t ’vrept three eountlea are go. troller “m a t e s a situation” in
$«if
u
a. . , jlail to comply with the m*w
Lard Beaverbrook. busy little against property wh'eh reverted •"*
*'*1'.
, worit' • h k b which he, as A ttorney C entral,
"How
to
G
o,-at.,
r
Metal
j j ' - , onlrrr<,
Itw
could not work "harmoniously and
June, 1.
millionaire London publisher who I to the Slate under th* 1937 land rhould he
infy
said effectively”
effectively In representing Coun
Dad# Conn
. commlatloners
.
skyrocketed Into prominence by ' redemption law.
ihe
n
a
.l'V
e
will
»el
nnr
clock* up on
prepared for
In Mlorn I Tuesday th a t they would ty Tex Collector* In Intangible* especially
rattin g B ritain’s aircraft indc*.
will
he'
hour, and, all County office*
tlonal
defense
program,
.
.
.
—
,
,
»i . * will
«tag
litigation.
II*
ao
notified
the
ask rermlaalon tn alvo • reasonry on a full w ar footing, seemed
shown lo n lih t to m rlil mechanic
‘•P"!’ fr»"' U;0° A' *' “ • l' :0J
collectors.
’
t^.1
*
estim
ate
of
tn*
number
c
t
' “
■ iy choice for
worker*, metal worker* 1ml nta P. M.'
firm s end their production In th*
Eil lliggin*. secretary of the
tko appointment.
chin* shop operator* a t the new
county because they h are been
Already m hiieter of supply, he
defense shop located at Rir.'h Chamber of Commerce, said that
unable
to
find
an
enum
erator
who
a
check of ihe retail stores in
had laid tko groundwork fo r hi*
Street ami French Avrnue, s ta rt
WASHINGTON, Feb. • — (*>) would tsk* the job unless th*
now job Mi missions to which
ing at 8:00 o’clock, Ales Johnson, the downtown area allowed prac
—The
Whit*
Hou*e
said
Prealcounty
furnished
tires
for
his
au
bo d u d bdem te n t In W ashing
supervisor of th* local vocstiuual tically all of them will open at
dent Roosevelt h a d postponed tomobile.
WINTER PARK. Peb. 3-G P)
training school, announced the *am» time under War Time
to n and Mi
“Two others resigned—In O r —Count Curio B feias, former defense
until tomorrow th* flrat of hi*
and that Ihe Atlantic Coast Line
today.
h eart-to-heart conference* w ith gan* and Seminole Counties — Italian foreign m inister,
Mid
All (llgibl* workers ar* asked to Railroad will conform . to
the
hut n o t because s f tiro rationing,” that “everybody ■now feels In atWnd
C . I, O. and A. P. L. leaders.
tha showing of Ihe picture, President's way by setting the
fh e -re r said.
Karoo*
th
a
t
th*
new
post
w
ar
which
will
la
st
an
hour.
“This
Is
rlock un and keeping the asm*
The B u te agricultural census,
an Inatructlon picture.” lime schedules. The bus line is
every five years, count* th* world ran only be a community strictly
n
state
Mr.
Johnson
stated,
“and
we
do
of
free
nations
and
th
a
t
Amerlrx
peeled to keep the a m i sche
e r of fa m e , th eir production,
tremendoiu not have
- sufficient room for wo^n- dule*, Mr. McDonald stated to
.■went, fence* and ether fsell- ca must use her
moral fort*# to bring au:h a *" «"d «h,Wr#i»" Tb# pktur#
day.
in the AUte.
world about-”
mode avaltaolo to th* defense^ proll i* expected that the City
gram
by
th#
South
Bend
la
th
e
Th* form er minister spok* a t
f7ill and the Post Office will open
t (Malon of th*
Rollins Work*, and this la It* first show. at the usual time, under W ar
economic conference ami Ing In Florida^ Mr. Johnson added. Time. The Banford-Atalntl* Bank
of International relawill open Ita donra at 10:00 A.
M. as u*ual, while bank official*
JACKSONVILLE. Fab. 8. (A v “
Nobody
W
ilrres
hi
tha
fat**
at the Florida Slat* Bank have
f k s Episcopal H oum of BUbopa.
MW
order’
preached
by
llltU
r
not mad* a definite announce
drafttug a wartlmo g n g n u at s and hi* form er m aster and pre
two dug saatian bare, oaaahuoualy
Mil** Burp** win bo in Hem. ment a* yet, but Mid they ex
sent Slav*. Muaaolliil,” h* Mid.
Inolo County on F«b. 11 a t the pected to retain th* usual time.
lu f p r a ld a ^ BsMavll* "Everybody In Europ* feels that Geneva Club hocse to give a
th* *U frontiers no longar mean
whnt they used to- m ean; and canning domonatration a t 2:00
they nm la pmc*M of wholly P.M .. Mrs. Oulda Wilson, home
d* mon itration agont. Mid todav.
breaking d m . '
M*mb*(* c t *iUn*lon cluba In
WASHINGTON, Tab. 8—
UR
8^-(A9
thia area o r any housewife who
K K T W M T—MIAMI LINK
la Intaraatod may attend th* — Th*. ■Nation’s
■ ■ ■tlaaa
■ ■ on*
■ ■rail#
i roads had M **tlmr/*d m i InTAILAHAA8EE, fo b . $—(87 ilaanatiluH an
Mr. .Bqrpao’a program Is en- com# a f I >04,148,871 hi 1841.
m a s A . Johnson
Rand Department dorsad by Miss IsaSol Thursbv, which waa more than two and
th a t th* FftWral atat* food conaorratlon spatial- a half lima* tha 1840 profit.
a accaptod State 1s t, Mrs, Wllaoa atatad a n d American railroads raportad th a t
fh u acin g oomnl*- waman who h a t* laalara a r p ro a -'th ia wa* tha flrat lln * sine*
• a r t cookers may bring them 1888 tholr Income had exceeded
fo r a cbooking and laapocUon by th* half billion mark.
P e nlaten t Clamors
O f Public B r i n g
About A d d i t i o n
FLAG
” 1 pledgr allegiance to the Flog a t
thr United Stair* nf A m rrira, and In th r ^
Rrpuhllr for which it «land*. nnr Nation.
Indi*l«iblr. with liberty and Ju-tlre for all.” - i|
Current Draft
Local Health Unit
QuGta Listed By Engineer Finishes
County Office School Inspection
iMr <MwUi$ti
U. R. Armv pursuit planes
nttackcd n greatly superior
force of Jupaneso bombers
and fighting planes in Java,
shooting down one . enemy
bomber and one enemy pur
suit ship, Ihc Whr Depart
ment announced todny.
One Amerfcan plane is
missing. T h e A m e r i c a n
Become Auxiliary Naval Field
M e m b e r A sso c ia te d
THE
ll
Itrra lii
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1912
TO
p : < ' ' r? ;rv A
*nr*» trixip* Ihmugh
Rl»tc toward lb* .hoc* f**Ing Singapore l.l.n d w ,a
ported by British rccon*
«»nce ol.nr*.
I II* \aatwlglfd !*??•«)
Tin* Japanem * jfi»'iD‘ ai
-till heH ilutctl Its g a m b l*
it d ir e c t Q.tsaiilt a g n in a t
a p o ro to d a v i n ) id fir
a r t il le r y
duels uc
m i I e-w ld e
J o h o re .
w h lje ' J a pqu ’m w n
nffalrt
u ttn r k e d
t h
D u tc h n av n l Ira no n t
rahojn, Java, and Port Mi
New Guinea.
Itrillsh artillery held th*
ane-e invasion force- nt bi
Ihe east bank of the Sal
River, forcing Ihe enemy to
north Instead of rro-*lng
Golf or Martaban for n
thrust
against
Rangoon,
llimnese capital. Japanese
er* Immtwd Kangiam twic*
fore dawn this morning,
thmiuli Chinese trmin* nr# *1
ily |xiurin* into Hurmn. thus
they received no order* to
tacit the enemy, the Chln*M
kungpno said today.
From Rangoon. Ilurma,
llriti-li officially nckmiwl
today that Jnp.-.nrse* patrol*
cm-#ed Ihe lower Salween Rtl
at several point* since th* _
voders occuplol Mmlmeln Bata*-day.
Clouds of -moke ami iluat
over the stricken residential
trltt In Singapore ye-tenlaynmbulrr;** and emergency •<]
-warmed tn among the sptlni
bouse* *nd smashed aulemoblli
minister lo the wounded and
lie the flames.
Only IH Immbcr- look _
the raid, Ihe second of th*
Wrdnestlay and there wu* n
to report on the first. Al
sign of reduced Jnpuncso sti
power wss on ofliciul mine
merit that only 22 persona
killed i ml 1)0 wounded Turad
compared to nearly 1.000
tie* on the Island's wurst
("Singapore, with but 25,1
fenders left and ll* rem alr
planes being transferred eli
f-ers
Imminent capture
mounting anxiety over th#
l.a*e." a Tokyo b ro a d e s t
“ With oil tartks llaxing at
w rtrifro n t lorn
usumler,
northern part of Singapore
presents a black and tlfelea
praranev, broken only by
nrenta of truck* creeping
the coostri hill- and by thi
appearance of lran-|»T t t
irltlah activity is nil in Nor
8lnga|>or*.H|
■
Committee To ($ei
Defense Conti
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. &
—Creation of a commute*.
help obtain more contract#
-ubcontracts for Florkla
up th« slack In business I
Ir affected by rationing
other w ar m ^sure* wa*
nouneed her* Wednewlay.
W alter C. Sherman, a
c t th* State defense council. I
th* group will giro t
attention to th* need* of .
da’s antnmobll* In-'u-try,
th a t all hiMlaeaaea hit
tin * operation* will g e t i
consideration.
Rometklnp different
•a rlt Half fill eroaaad j
pa#* with regular
yellow cup rake
h a lt
tablespoon mlncoment
cak# and kak* as u«u
With l*mon or orange
—
'* ■>);.
■ ;iy
.
a
.phi '•'rSv\ ?‘.|
-ti,
**•; \ •*’ ‘
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