25 10 268 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/04d0a0d43dd543551dba64378362ca48.pdf 2351e1ce9982245416fefbc4d63f9a53 PDF Text Text MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1 TIIB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Free Pass Rule Goes In Effect At Kennel Club ’Ifcma Presses Tennessee In Southeastern victory over Gang Guide, high­ ly touted brother of lll-Gillde. Overnight Eatrlee For Monday First Rasa— Polarity I Aneello S Kelly Ann Alanio . I Marvin A T L A N T A . Ktb 2. (AV-Cr*dlt * LONGWOOD. Feb. 2 .— (Spc- S 3 t*hlnh‘* Imago 7 An*ol \V#*th»r the University of Alabama basket­ ' - d a l)—The Hanford-Orlando Kcn- I llab# X I L*>n* Mary ball team with doing things the .' nel Chib will retom to Its old SKM d Raca— Fatarity hard wtv. (Klnl Half Dallf t>**bU) policy of froo pataca at a reThe Crimson Tide, which hat - fait of a change In tho ruling I Jar 1>* Marco 4 Our Ceah whipped every collegiate foe In Mnrrta 4 Hland U* c. by the State Racing Commission, t4 I’MII* Iliac* Up 1 Dr. Ed aight except Tennessee, piles Into Walter Connolly, general mana­ I Hinoky Ulllt 4 Hnush Traffic . Kentucky’s Wildcats at Tuscaloosa ger of the track, announced yes­ Third Race— S-It Mile tonight. Then It rolls Into KnoxlL a a f -------------Via IMakhl terday. ville for another ro at Tennessee I W i lli * M i l * ly Daunt ' Paases m a y be . obtained . In S H w re l I ’ta h Saturday, and finally engages Ken, Fim.i ". - Sanford at Roumlllat and Andcr- 3 < *l# m *n tla a 7 IMt K ir* I lr * n * Mac il Son, Touchton’a Drug Rlore. 4 Mmnkjr D u d * Fourth Kara— FuUrlty ; Mickey's Pharmacy, City Drug m ro Ilojr ft 11*11* lla r p * r k Company, McReynold’s D r u g IZ i*a Brooklyn Ilodge r* In a <loublene*d-| (la y ftlora • lt* d T r * a » Store, the Smoke Shop and Bill's 3 D o rn ih y er, ind finishing It off by tackling 7 T r lc k l* Inn - Packag* Store. the New York Yankee*. 4 d o in g (Moody • T r*o n T a l* 'Dima, *ccond ranking team of ■ • In tonight's feature race, throe Fifth R i f f - i l l Mil# | Do lay n * l l * ft ftfoy K ** n the conference In unofficial Hand­ last oat winners go to the po*t J o * 3V) I lo rd • Just ll#*al« ing*, ha* won 10 and lo*t one In a futurity sprint. They are I3 llo u rh o n D o r 7 t lr o r * againet conference foe* thia *caGrand His. Sunflower Chef and 4 flo u n c in g ll* n I Vornlah ■on. Sixth Race— Faturily Tenneaiee, which overwhelmed I J o y fu l M o rn ft l(* r k l* R * M lh * 7 I I I To ugh • laMly Ir t u i c non-conference Marshall l*,t night. 3 K l* ld * r 7 f o u r ! < 'l*rk 48-37, retain* the conference lead 4 Hinoky T ip ■ J *r r y llo r k ; « *ole undefeated team. The Vol* Seventh Race— S-1• Mile have won four atralght againat 1 ('o u r! Q *la ft II* l.utky league opposition — Alabama. Mhi2 iK rln f Hun Vollwy aiaalppl, Kentucky and Auturn — ) VI.ink*d lt*<f 7 T ip p y Vlalron 4 Hunnjr l*ia a • M «ly ID * h r r and lost but one eonteat aince the Eighth Race— Futurity aeaaon started, a dveiaion to I J u *l Htaiui ft W h it* 7.*phyr defending ehampinn Duke of the 3 H I * ) ** Im a g * • lloll Ks»« Southern Conference. • llu li M oors 7 Hmnky Day The leaders (conference game* 4 t'r o r C a ll I licit Poddy Ninth lUet— Futurity ellevea promptly beI ftiin flo w * r C h * f i K it r o Hpe-Hial ht to the seat of the m nit H I* • Foal Fury Tennmeti— i loosen and expel 73 ODuet# nk 7 D ai*y M int Alabama ■gm. sjid aid nature I H la rr y Ifa F la g a Cold Ic a M T a H io l raw. tender. InKentucky R *e#-t3-l« Mil# 1 II mucous mem- I M ia mTruth Auburn - . 3 Vtonl* Illu * r druggist to sell you < l*un iX C n llln g a Miss. State C ourt i t . i i i i | / # nultion with the un- 3 M y K o rtu n a 7 llo rin o n c y ^ must Uks the way It 4 M iria m M o o r* a TaccdJcdro Tulsne quickly allays the cough or you are Kltrmlh Rarg— 3-Hi Mil# Vanderbilt 2 to have your money back. (Q a k ila ls > ia * * ) Florida I 1 ItutUfy J a r k ft H plts*nltu rg Georgia Tech I 2 I I nsc I * llo n * y C t}o ld *n A ll* * 2 l.u r k v M a rk 7 il r n a <lo M * Georgia .... I far Coughs, Chest Colds, Ironchltls I lifta W llW trd a CotuIrr ,\l*in g Miaaiaaippi ... I Beware Coughs CREaMULSION Feds Tangle With Ocala Here Tuesday im xif tss a t t » i* n FARM ERS' M A R K E T RltPORT No. tl ■AkFORD STATE FARMSatr SAHKRT Mtarr.l.l.Avroi s FRCTT A *D I M H t m i REPORT •4 ealea ap to H OI A. S , Pe«. I. 1*4* Pkaaao 4a f-,P- . 4144 C K L E IIT — C’ r a lc t, ir.7 4 -IS .4 4 C E L K Iir IlE A H T h — C ra la a . 1114 14.44 >4 rra lc a I 1 4 4 - i s . l t (-OI.LAHDB— Hua, Hun. 14c-44c KIMII'LANT—nu llpr. |l.14-1171 U lU PE rill.'IT —Boa I’. H. Comb 11.44. lias* 7IV No S SI.S4 llaga 4<v i .k t t i 'c b — ic.iwrg. c m . le d s* 17,11. 4. I I.4C-11 41 ONION*— lint. Ilun. icc-tta UHANOKH—line I'M. Comb. 11.44 liiia" 40c No S 11.14. Hess 74c I'AIIULKT— In.a Ilun 11c.Itc I•KAH— Iki llpr Ord In fey. |l.Ti­ l l no f'F.PI-KIIH I'AI.IP SVONDEn—Dw. llp r , 41 44 1171.11.11 I'W T H as* O lh .r e 14c- 7N7TATOEN— ll*d lllaa. US No. |. A'Crat** 11.14-41.40. 11-C rocII 10-11 40. <>rntt*a |l oo.ll.io C om m l. II.14-S.0O. P«JTAT(JKH — CWT «lOHN S I I K I J . H I I — W h ile . Has* lis t -is o * ONIUNH VfSlJAlW—4* I.D Hack. II t i l l Tl IINIONM WHITE — 4* Ml Hark IS 4# l-O T A T d R a i— I 'W T Il e a * »I.T4-»SA « H E E D I'e r t lf . Il r . l Il ll. a C W T t > » * - t S .4 * C INyTATOKH— Idaho lla k e r . l» LR Haas. I I 44 C W T lU e a I t . * # - Seminole High School'* eager* will play two conical* within 14 St. 24 hours when they tangle with Ill'TAIIAtlAH— la Winter Garden there tonight aod then engage the fast Ocala out­ fit at the high school auditorium Tuesday afternoon starting at W hy 2:15 o'clock. .Winner of four out of seven contests, the Fed* have shown steady improvement, their main handicap being the lark of adequate reserve strength. Ac­ cording to Coach Mclaira*. his boys will attempt to take Winter Garden In etmp, but they will have real fire in their eye* when they meet Ocala. Previous­ ly, Sanford went to Ocala and loat 28 to 18 In a rought eonteat that had but a alight resem­ blance to. basketball. 1.11 Mark. SI.SS it this L«x«tiv« a Leader? Undo which formerly w*a rrprrsentad In tho war-halted Florida Orlando la Admitted To East Coast Loop the Florida Eait Coait Baseball nest few days. League by a vote of director* here yesterday, and DeLand was said likely to beronw lite eighth The 40 hour week of the Fed-* team pending negotiation in ertl Wage end Hour Law doea poor. not apply to railroad workers. X X , John Camel, representing Or- 4-4 do*. 1.11*4*. I d u . - W V 1.4* rORK. MARKET SLIGHT. t.T HTHtlNflEK. Car* arrived le <*ara on track It. Cara anload»si I Florida, I Calif. sal#* l*a# all tranaportatlon rharfea) Individually waihsd ■1% or mnr* I!. II fin. | qual* Ity. Faaral 7‘y l H dot. It.ca7 14**. IS.fti. rub crat**. 11 4 dot. mo*tljr |l.3R. top Ir* *nra. CIIIILA VIIITA d*mar»d fair, mark*! ■lightly v*ak*r on c.old*n ll*art, rartoad* f.«.b. •hipping point (l»a»*d on mor* I*. H No. | quality. (lold*n ||*art. S rrat**. I f . J S -D i etna.. mn#t> 3-3'i dot. m»**l ly S7.«ft. THCCK PAHHINOH CNORTII AND WENT) Fit IDAY, JAN. I a. I«4«: Yule* 7014 rraica, total 7*33 rrat*#. Huwann** d#layM. SIXTEEN ClTlEN TT1ACK IIOI.DINtJN: Jan. 77 71 tl 7* 74 Hit 1«t 171 )«« Hkm. Sit mi aia itt its s n Hun. mo 774 737 77ft 701 117 K Is m iD A 4 d o *. i.M . « dor D»*«5fone 4.7ft. fair ooalltr I.ft#-1 71; > dot. 2.13-1.73, 19 got. 1.73*113, fair quality 1.23-110 CALIF, t r S-ft dot. 4.A9-4.7S N O M B A T BALLS ROME, Ftb. 2— CPI— The IU llan government reduced the meat ration 8 unday to three ami one-half ounce* a week for each person and restricted It* con­ sumption to one day a week. Three-utmy Comfort from thlt S U P R E M E H EATE R * "Triple-Flo” core * 4 revolving front dooea * Built-In defroster blower. Powerful •im-bladed bn. Foot warmer* on three atJes | A A Itf and bottom. Built-In defroster. M 'm e e F a B At lev et tlJi pv w t LUCIAN T JOHNSON H at ha CWT ss« N 11.43-II 4i TlltNIFH— IK»«. Ilun. C Du llpr. 73t-»l.l* T fllK IP HAl.Aft— llu llpr 7S#-Mt TOMATOKM— ft»J3 lefl I’rat*. ortl la vf for. 17.39-H il, Cartons IVATRHfNtlUt!*— Do*, tfe nt-r n r i t s t u r g u i i l i m ns js j ir t.ti-s.*e. r*w i.rt-1 n, Ir bleached 1.14,.I i 4 ; 10 l.ll Hag, lion t i l l ItADIHlIKU— IIns. Ilun. >4c-l*e MI'INAIII— llu llpr. Hummer Type ■lc-91.14 H<Jt'AHII TKIJ/iW— llu llpr. Fancy. 14 iw ITinlca |l ac HIVlAtVIlKI.IIIKaV—I'lhl. I3<**1To HWT sss m FUrfUDA wide raaae la quell* IS a ad read, many fair qual. Hr aoorlv klaaeked few i m 4 quality few M in . 1 dSt. S.IV 4 das. S.M-S.S*. doe 14 l i e S.U. few 1 14-4 44; It dem. m o«- F L O R ID 4 P R O D C C n DEANS—Du llpr. T,n<*ir«r44Sa, IS.44-I 1.44. lilack VaL SZSa41.14. Pale, 4S.14-I4.44 I1EBTS— Dos. Dun 14c-44e IMIIIIAMK—Ton. Bulk. fair la fey 11144-11* 44. fled. llpr. 11.44• 1.44. Chlnree, Cue. 41.44-11.44 CAHIM»TS— Doe Hun. |4r-44c Hu llpr. 41.14-41.44 CAULirUtWKH — I'rat.s, Fancy 15.44 III 194S X I I than. XSI t i t IIS State League, expressed optlICAOO: M A I t K V T S T E A D Y ON Rilim oxer expansion of tbo E w i V BEET GO LDEN H E A R T LA R U E H IZR B . .D U L L ON O T IIC 1 1 Coast loop. He declared chances S T O C K , c a r * aw tra c k S t. c a r * W EST PALM BEACH. Feb. 2 were rood for D*Land's entry a r r i v e * 1 F a r id a , I C a ll!. C a r * —(A^—Orlando w *i admitted to with completion of detalU In tho d iv e rte d X. CARDUI may help women In two Important ways; Many who begin 3 day* before “ the time” and take It as direetad find it helps relieve pain. When taken bv directions as a tonic, it uaually helps stimulate appe­ tite. Increase the flow of gas­ tric juice, and so aide digestion. Thus, It helpa build energy and .trength and reduce periodic functional distress for many. 01 year* of popularity invite con­ fidence in CARDUI. — Adv. T o all m y frie n d * and cun to m ere . . . I am n o w located a t M a tf e l t 's A ato S ervice an d w ill b a clad to nerve you In my new location. AMCO Service Station Park A Ceaiaterrial O NLY 2 The new "Wave Band” cor* Incraatc* hast radiation. Waraath la blown to all tide*, hasting boat and rear compartment* Heavily fringed rob* in blue or maroon. Site JO* s 11'. At I n u l h H >w .. D EFRO ST-AIH E FAN , * No espoaed \ moving parts. M y i M S i * Orrslar volume /jg \ LwV. * Four texihle rubber blade*. * M volt aaoeor. 4 Built-In twitch. «d*lr. ////////♦ Complete ran** y jtis jjr of speeds. 3.90 FOR QUICK STARTS ROCKET RATTERYt * 39 fulbats* interlocked platea. * Selected cedar separators. The Rocket's 39 futt-aU* Interlocked, plate* provide power to start your engine In wetthar G ium un d of Picking Winners MPARK P L U M T O N IG H T S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E Commonly known u » grease Job, hu a moat Impor­ tant bearing on th« Ilf* of your car. We have the beat of lubrication equipment — our lubrication de­ partment la under new supervision. Let ua lubricate your car today the way it ahould be. Our service department la one of the beat In San­ ford—factory trained mechanlca using special toola ind genuine parta. All work guaranteed. am C L E A R V IS IO N [ <■> l y ) , ™ , ) THRILL I N PE R NEAT H EATER9 . o a C H IE F T A IN A I T O BO D E NINTH RACE—FUTURITY SUNFLOWER CHEF GRAND SIS DUDE n A N K STARRY FLAG EXT BA SPECIAL F A S T FURY DAISY M INT GOLD LEAF LAD Monay-back j ■u a r a n lt i^ S that your m o to r will icatt G R E Y H O U N D OUS b aw Dm WDBO ■US air over tonight with qul.c k ,,' i f l v and r u n q ^ # ^ l at an tka “ dope” ea the dag* at tka Saafard-Or- T H l W A Y C O N V lN lf^ NO MINORS i POST TIME H IS P. M. T A l |4B* Beat hip ky I n far fa n ti it mm*. Y e iiil k* levlag 2 /1 *1 the g«l» *1 it blag r*w twa ter, f i f le v JtckMnrllle Lakeland -----« » . P.Urabarg W . Fatal Beach 1*0 $ L 4 I IJ fl M l S.30 4 *0 t-M M l 208 W. First St. 8anford, Fla. On Root* 17 (Sanford Highway) at Loogwood • aboot 10 MUa* Saath of Sanford. TURN AT R ID ARROW Phone -37 **U*I •;------ . 319 M0 Kay Watt ----- fl-4S l|*S Cklcagw ------- IS.70 M * 0 Naw York .— IM S S4*0 By PAUL ROBINSON iT T A o tr Avenue Hed Advertisem ents 107 (LOCUST AVE. Private U roam ap t around floor, tnaar- lie DEATH ekes, aata, flats, rata. FOTN. GARAGE AFT. Palmatta. THE LONE �- : r cv ---- BUY BONDS! I f t f r a l i i AN INDKPBNOKm D.XII.Y NKWSI-AI’ KK SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, FF.nRUARY .1 . 1912 s Forces Smash Midnight Jap Attack From Barges W Artillery Breaks U p Two Assaults From Sea A s U.S. Planes Discover Approach • Baton Defenders Regain Ground • Americans Sink Two Enemy Transports; Japs Bomb Java WASHINGTON, Feb. !V— _ UP)—Two attempt* by J«p• aneto land troopn on th e west coaat o( t h e Batan lnaula were repulaed with vy enemy lowea, the _ War Department announced * today and General Douglas MacArthur'a foreea al*o gucres*fully counter - attacked G •J « v the Japanese on their right flank. Th* landing attempts consist­ ed tin t of a raid by special •hock troop, which w o r e repulacd by artillery fin , and ateond, a mor* serious attempt at midnight whon American plane* discovered numerous b a r n * »P: presetting Um cooat under natal K ." of ■Jerato navel ‘T eeWteainenU and t - bJmtera have annk two * xz&zx: ..aerey£ lack on *n enemy ***• Macassar Etrait, a United Ha tVana* communique asserts. The Auatrllana admit an tnemr air raid an Pert Moresby, the *» isn x -r"* , npsiK northeast of the Australian nUln“ fouV big* American bombs en rout, to attack Japonece ahlp- ■* titt* :K ' u S r z . " M S ’* ® ; fortaa only on. V* 'J k yestsr- t a i l nlght’a W ay Department commoniquie reparted air raids on “enemy ■blbplnc/' bat did nol atato apaelneatly haw many vessels had baan attacked or VU '• » plan, thla eooMctioa, It Mid Jxnomy flgtor plans* Inter­ cepted four of oar bomber, which w m an rant# to attack chipping In Um har, of Ballkpapan an th. UUnd ; Borneo. In the arming fight, o ft* enemy plane* were ahot One of oar bembera waa a JBillkpaptn (V ■ U Um ' oil wham part of a tt+-*Up Japan•a* Invasion fleet .teak refuge daring the fkriooa U ttla of M schaaar atralta laat weak.: . The threat to UM NetherUnda R a t ladico capita) lacmaad Monday Aa Japanese plane* hoy•ted over B aagk alaU n d In the Java aao only t M tniles north eg. ham. ‘ If A hmocIs I ciI M M IIKIt U rr* HO British Adroit j Big Movement By Allies In New Retreat In Libya Fight Pacific Is Said Under W a y Three Axis CoIuOito ' Push E astw arq;< Are More Than JIO Miles Past Bengasi Everv Hour Aids In Melting Reserves, W eapons l-'or Sing­ apore. Fordo Says Axis Claims Hengnzi Retaken Illy l.aorlalrtl I'rwaal <« Thrif mx in nnittiriifNl roluiuifc arc tiu'hiuif ruatw.-nl frmti rirenc now more thin I Ml inilru beyrnil thr newly re-nipt urn I IhniBfti and the lti it i«h cuhmlr n further withdrnwul ln'twnn Mm i < ami ihr Libyan roa»l today. Tin* Hi ati»h high command »aUt the* A fii itlvance Mill waa In , “rorYMcUrihl** strength,*’ ami rt» parted time i-nrBKrinrttt* had Uk* , cn at .Mariu.-t, thr SlonU j area, i m| iirar M«us. 1 •ft* %««.$• •atlr.l |*»r**l Maraui. H.*» mile* imrlhraat of A j Ii .iii \nm 'liu i-ir r |Bv-nys-i. i« ulmoxt mid-wny bo-, I i j i i i u M I’urdt* t•a.*it % a* twwn that port mil Itorn*. Sion* *•* rtnl i* lug nimrmi ni lit ta i* ID milrii farther northrtit the \IIm*« i - mull i a ,i\" to Them wjn no mention of Bartff, r-»i iilri I a |t4a vtorr|» m the |SO milts northeast of Bengasi, i I f t I ’.lilt la ••ball ; - l.l|»Allr«a«a a huh the German- claimed to , «|*%a I miiIhtw truck imlc-nllv h ve ruptured. Although it lie* m Siug4||orr. ami .1 I ulo u behind th«- Murium nn.l Stout, irilil.irs «|i iLi'tlt.llt w.ih | ji t|ifighting -cclnr-, the Hr it i«h Intir u l 4- w'iill 4 gMio*a| i h " iwl.iiid mi ted that ilefenM' force- of »nme wirmighulil i* imminent. •lie hail tieen bypassed ty the In .1 linmdrAwl to \n«truliait Axl- *<lvunre force* rnd were tn *|i at SinuN|iuM*. \|r. Kurdr eentinnin.- in action intaet. ili'i I■•*ri! i.ich hiur la|*3n*H The Itritinh « nntmunlque acid iirnm* .in* held ;il link in th* Fourth Indian Iliviniun, appar­ pc rmiiiii t the mn«*»ini! and ently fighting * rrar guard i tfi| f#*\ meot of mure reinfurreunit, «• < in rlo«r ronlart with lilrlil w .mil the tlirllOllll-lliun the Axi* advance unit. cast of nl mure %*iti|iiuiw moor llcnuaii for tho second tinu* The ton it wit • Barer. Nil hi 1III IB. it'C.iptm imI 1*y \ Xlw l*i» ffs Mil mga ill (h«* hatb<ii «»f llmumi, l.ibyu, •<n« Dili* It declared llmt thr Seventh In* Ilia \ *,«.*. iMlral I'rrwwl ! Ill'll •«!•lk»MI I.y the lliitifh in 1t»MViid»« i , 1'.i 11. of IHa* lanri't* of thr Itnyul Air Koirr •luri.iv Foreign Minister* o f Ecuador and Peru ilgn th. tmaty settling ill: ■■ llrigudr which wu« the laat •I;t|*;|l|.*-*a* lntm lu'1'-* •.l.islti’il to lenvr Ilrnira.i had fought It* limit * cl nim t*» Ii .ivp tiikrii tin* Itemi Tin* th«* IbUttlr of l.lhyo. It w j « |>)m•t*»u* i»|»hr 1 Wllcli lh . 111-year-old boundary dispute between th* two countries. Tho wav through flermnn and Italian at tin* li i' a i t a»i* I ’.ntaiit'.-t uuinn Hi it iidi ImprriuU rntrr«*d thr alioiitfl Old Ml signing took place In Rio de Janeiro, tlrntil. ami is one of th* di- link line* with rrlalively few tfivitt .(ti(inglt(dtl n|' S in t;a .. . J. rect aecomplUhmenta of the recent Pan-American Conferenre uf loan.*. pnl't* toilat. -tai ling - n nt il London military aourcea aal.l American Republic*. h f i e - ami finiNiinr rittirtidonith. Ru<*ian» were anmahing for­ ward around Rrhev, nnrthwaat Iilt- ilaniapn Tlu* 1trit i.-rlt of Mo-cow, and Kharkov in th# lx itniiiM' ilaniagp In Ukraine, and hammering at th. Orm an wedge north of the Seath ef Axov with the rrault that' their -pearhead- w e r e forcing U .A .K . r a n i* ;il K ln a n i! «m the Natl- into huge poekela. ilia Mulnvnn |t«*nin-»il:» u Imivi* Ji»"W V rr »»ltl llllMl* Him*.’ VAIlll'n The»e quarter* reported_ that |i«it«* M n d . iill.it king nn airJack llurf i« i *ii . •»! the Rea-tanill a'llll* iliaI vna.t a*l I I Jilt •|Mif I Till* I'll lull. *l) Dr. I.elaml II. Dame, World War norlh-aouth llnliwli tiiu n»rii*;iw«il Jn|iiilti*M9 initttf Sin Ni val Surgeon and fnrmer dire* line between ( ' O F •>" -n lm lt -i- tin- IcieioHlu-r of turn, Norfolk, Va., iiml 1* in»w 4- Cur of Highland* rounly Health nu. which , 1 , 0 0 eat'Cx led »ii\:,*S(U nltelupl of m»|vlnx kin # intermitiih* |trrtud. J . - Unit, ha* taken m th* detle* « f WfNl wvx Of a*_—— Kihgii|Mie 1!«* ul"H iTr *«•r11•*■«(* imiliilliij.il ion director of the Rrmlnole County, that th. former -trnnghn . that ..... in .di tlli-r-. golnr In tin* le-ts be i- receiving mid un rnHealth Unit a nil and stated thi- imim- virtually l«olatcd with only a With rertificutes for 2H tlrr« j cminter with siirvivnr- of a tor W V.Stll N tiT U N , Fell. Il i,|*l aid ol iH-uegml 'SnilMI-nii-. bam tng that the aenrdu schedule and routine I (;rrnian rearguard there. .li»piine-e held \lnloyon which hava to«n to ___ by . the ... „ r „.l> with .......... . ,___ _ ... oUowrd [ n .keeping their p<dlcy of amt 22 tub--- being is-uexl <»n Jun-1 |ie,loed oil tanker u lf the Allan- Set ii-l.it> of Agricidturi* Cloude ipeinl Ecuador And Peru Sigrn Treaty Direct A ttack On L ily Is Im m inent Jap Bombers Strike At Heart Of (irent British Stronghold Number Of T ire s , M orriso n ciaen is Tubes Issued In Oin Incidents f N av y January Li st ed Dr. Dame Takes Over Duties Of County Health Unit Director MacArthur'a-own M rm b er Allocntions B o a r d ,Murr1,r^’d 'r.'1 " Distributes T w oThirdw O f Quota T ells O f i|J. in l.iie In Ufe k^ Recruits S. Supply Of I ""h , »..«■«-r. a,..i At Record Level y .i.-..-.i win / Two Officials State ‘‘No Occasion Hoarding* Produce' Grass And Weeds 31, n loir I of 2M pn-senger tlrr«. | : Wieknrd mid I’liee Adni.ni-lio -nr In-Id- ol Kiiolo I unipur ond _BERN._8wlU.rUml. Feb. S. _ 1 J nh; 17 passenger tubes, Tl truck lire-. (p ,„ti„n- „ f tinl.-tt- r follow; ’ |„r la-on Heiidersmi deelon-d Kunlun fnnn xxbnh the enemy (A9 - ’ H onk, at '.t.rvexl '.ml ” Wpfi0" ‘ ; al |,UI| 4l,j ,„ir <thot.« but |i*t n ijbi they m fic iii K iiii b*»« lunm*hi*tl ncn.il thrust Immunitylllm | village* only a- “ K " or A.1 truck tub**, 40 o ln o liU tirr«, •hlvrrlng Greeka ro a m th. kiw!LU wdi — •» — Pit |lriti*h m i '. i l iM ditiii HA «b>oIrti* lu b fi, four traitor |W(| u f course %*•• will k**I •hnt« plrii* iigrmiii*iitN nil L mmI on I *b*‘ atraala o f Athena llvlnr «ntlr*ly fI^ T u «d .th “ N " ,,owrv" ( R »''U n war di«. tires and four tractor tubes were oil uloiig when wi* gvt nUitfnl l;irm |nmliict |iric«*ta, uiol nmilil I ' i hii Yinilnlily umdi* it imptiHon weed* Il and grata plucked from ih lU th. maUrMf^lfnle fe ’ i |,llUhM r * vc * " lnroml'l«te pic- Issued by the Seminole County ahip. Wr ««y uii hrn* that tlu* take 'Vffintivi* Mti»|M In ^tjibili/i* « 11•I•* to de tc in r .i ie the i c mi i II* lit.. robblo*. X I tur* of the aitiiatlon to ol..erv. Rationing oUurd during lunucrevice* between lh robblo natal and poat-natal table* will' er« attempting to follow the or. •»f the*e ruliU, ;• diparlm int Navy wrmilil ii huinlriMl time-* jhi* in d of living." In o hunt itoiM., acaordlng to the A il* ary, Co-ordin*lor A. B. IVterrather prevent a ili«etiMe than «iati-iuiitl. the two nffn iaU Mint t'oininuu pie *uol All the \niefon a map. marailne Surrey, publlahrd at b*-rsr,*-St”5!ffiS? s t r t ; * 1- let son announced tmlay. “•» • - tthe Ru«»i»n« -aid The namiar of eertifieate* cure one. I um now immune In u|«,i that »upplieM of nniwt stjple it jin plane* tHiiini il a.ifelv. In general, BudarwBt. today. hool.i | iimpiir, tich ruhlu*i With th. coal aupply exhaust­ Issued r mounted to approximately everything, Miiall |hi*. cholera. L mmI* were ot reennl or jit nea» yello wrfevnr, tetaniM, ptomaine r i.....I l. v» l«, nn«l * Itwie i« o * i rult i nu l tin- M.il.iy.io c«»a*lill ed, th. • Grooka hava spent the 5:00 P.M. Rich child In the emm-11,™1 ■ " fu‘ ** “ ‘ J two-thirds of the January quota, |Nii«uning mol wen vlienmiiiimn orenwiiin for houritina fn*nl ” Ikll of Kllillttlin, ore 4aIa*ailI JlMI coldest winter In 20 year* — ty of th. flrat, third or fifth of * “ #rri|l“ and mlvanre nn dthe remainder of tne atin'k * I gufiM you «aw in the pa The price runt ml hill gave the mill w noith of Sin pole which that w h s allotted th e County will without (Mating. Industries, rail­ grad, will b. .xamined before th .1 , communication. the grnernl tankei Auncullnre Mceretarv a \et • v t ui under «n'L'i* la«t Sjitiirday il tire I |»er« them was un nil way*, r u n trolley car* are year end., th. new doctor ..id I dlaniptetl that the German h.gh be returned to announced. The Jtoi|H*,loe<l ulmut *J't mile* from power ovci price reiling* mi fm iii • lli i llo |fi iti*h till i mler ■« with­ stopped hccaua. of the f u e l ami addmi that thla plan la ap- rommand often I* Ignorant » f fund. U w ii drew from the \l.»l;»\ .in petlitl* Kami • inimlt .l Im shortage. proved by th. 8Ute Board of tho loa* of a krv position or hoard, accordingto Mr. Peteraon, I nhnre lure. We weie nt the |*u«i piodiu t* From Franc., Vichy n.wapa- Health and followed In moat coun­ the surrounding of a garrison; Have certificate* to everyone that |4'f f • « aruding our rloihen home latoi*« wiote in tho* piovniou iii *UIn lli.iw black -moke finale k ir* today qootod Francois Le- tie* line, th* children are eaam- so it Is a big advantage to de­ wqm eligihlv under the reflation** i ^hnei the aurvivru ruine in on a lu ll l Mr. Wickurd would f.ivoi cl o' Kitig.ipoic iIn»» nrlittui deux, secretary o f n u b ile ined every two years until they lay announcement of Soviet sue- and foliowe«l in»tructlon* ^^froin |l(|4> Three permit* in the IhuIci higliei firm pi ice* tli.m would Rtate headquarter* *|»eclfic illy. riHint xxt-n* killed but wi* talked Mr Iti-nder-un. wild (xa I •,i l.l-l lllulll f I ••ill f IFl'** - I I I t i l l II.' aa laying that ahortage* ahortagv* i rvach their aixth year of rk-inrn- cesses. Aptdicutii n* i re now being re­ to the rrst of* them. I nl-u had molly unliiinali-il tinlov J.i|'4im«*«* air mnli'r* • ngagi'il in __w. The,venereal ..... ........ .. di nack In Moscow, there iof materials and fuel had creat- tary training. In I a i * r a m l i ffm l in *nft«*n up mi 0- gray# aitiiation acaa# clinic 'will continue to l«e much talk of a Spring offensive ceived for the purchn»e of tire* u lung lulit with three -aitiir- |n -e ailininl-tratur. situation for French teal, allotted here during February. by tha Carman*, and Soviet ha* th** *li«nght»|il fm \ lin il iuvaxxtm were leseurd finui u ship However,, Mr. Wiekaid Industry from which “ only strict Tueadry aftarnoona. Mr. l'tter*on addd. The FebDr. Dam* waa appointed to the commander* art taking a renli*t uImiuI ii week ago. tnbl nieiulrx-rs of the Seoul.* *iuii 11»• 11*1 limn** th*' mill wiib* dUcIplln* ran save ua.“ . j ruary is alxuil half uf the llu'ii . quote . Florida State Hoard of Hrallh lc vlaw of lha front. •‘ I’lunr* fly nvii.irml uIm.iii Au iicnllurf ('••minllliM* dial In* ImsiiiIi* bU'iiili’il i.iiu {iii*l Inlnl during ilo ■ ~ — ''feiimlw Count v total January Jnlmi i* mivii it. by former Gov. Dave Shultx. He I'Vrry ibrvr arriuul* vrry low inlrmlnl In ki’rp farm nrimthe School of public Japanese Consuls ’nn* rt**uumliiig llmm|i nf h» " h*,<' Onr rra«bn| ab«»ut um* qunrlm oruuiul |>:irily, ralhcr Ih.in Mrs. Lucy E. Foster attended that all roneernthat oper-tr Health University of North Carowith i !.«• Ibiitulcr «*f inlvrmitmil** Uhiml our barrarUd lln* 1 **» l^'* biglu*r l»*v»'lflve or more vehicle* are rexiulred and Is a graduate of Emory •iitml * ' aillllrv fin* ft«»m 1*•*lIi |Ir»Dies This, M orning lint Return By Africa ulhrr night bill I »liqit Ihrniiqb •‘•l 1 ,1 ll,r l‘,,r' to send certain invrntnries and University Medical College, where in11 Tbit te-tiniony was peeTiv.-1 ' I.i Imiiicxi- Imlti-rii- at records tu the Slate rationing il nil' Anyway tm nut* wu* in -nurlv by n number nf cnniuiil •• h. waa a member of Theta Kappa (• •"••m in •• -l lnipi-i ,.i| ilefemler.s Hra. Lucy EUia Foat.r, raalWASHINGTON, Feb. 3— id*. Mr. Peterson JJuicd Pd m>rtkal fraternity. Following — The Btota Department an­ administrator, • s.t i • no*limn* wilhin xV^hl I(•1*1111*11. dent of Sanfbnl'for tha post 40 u year's Internship at Norfolk stated, i ml uiblexl that he has, >f III, kuig. blown mvailini* rulnounced yesterday that Japanr-c copies nf the regulation* refer- | years, died at her homo on Beardlplomstie and consular nffiriul- ring to the Inventories for people dall Avtnua .thla morning at Datn ii . held In this country would be irf 20 following a .lingering IIIha are Interested In them. turned to Japan by way uf P«rMis. She was born in Brum, isin^ “ Numerous inquiries have been tururse East Afrlra. wick, G*. and waa a member of HV>,receinrd a* to why certain pel * Th# exchange of Japanese di­ 0,1Hhl HI •'•l**n«l i*lati«l furlri'**, furlri* th* First Presbyterian p^urth of Id* tine* M sons have receivi-d rertlficates for He haa a wife Fdticiul acrvicc* fu r I ... 1I n.,M fivlimt plomatic and consular representa­ lire* when they obviously Sanford. She alto was a member and an alavcn yaor old dtughtar, I CTIIOIT, FK'bs 3—bV>—The ||l l t 5*J, who ilinl nl •*/ rn1|ni # rnnfiih nn* |.ii*vallril Peterson Nation » «'r*twhllr automobile »n |,j4 borne in Ovimlo Sunday *v thlti ,h‘* bioam-i* invu.b r wo d.l of th. Royal Neighbors of Nktll*. Th* Dam** are residing tives for Ameriean officials pre«- are not eligible," Mr. enlly held In Japan or Japanese declared. “ The reason fur this du-trv, furing the task nf iuat ISO Sanford J^ranue. America. nil!-*, will Ik- held at the First I".' •hwaited in Itis Ird fur tlii*, occupied areas will take plate at eltui lion Is that there are some m-nsing Ita arms production llapli-t t'hureh In Ovinln Weil- "U big.jest and must urgently Her survivors include: her Loureneo Marnrea In Portuguc-e ei'solrte tires available that are more than tenfold tn the year nr.iluy ot 2 :U() I'. XI. Ili-v. II. II need, (I prize. kuibamL Alexander Fifctet anil East Africa. Th# Japanese will no longer beinr manufactured ahead, probably will complete it- 1Link will ronduct tin- service a son, C. E.. Want both of San- Canning Kitchen Is b* Opinion wn- divided in aomn taken to t h a t oolnt In on and are not needed for military plant ronvrrslon much moro ra- |an,| interment will follow at the ford: on* alater, Mrs. Jes-I* qtnirlen es In whelhee tlu- JaDevla .o f Jackaonville; also Open F ortu ity’s Use American ahlp. which then will turn. The government has arsnted pidl.v Ilian hud been expected ' On,,In remeli-ry. pune-e wmitd ri-k \sIn,t certain­ return to Um United Slate* with rattonhhue boards the nrivlledge anil encounter a labor shortage | |tnrn Feh. 0, 1KHU. at Shallct. hildrtn ’ and thra* eight grandcki ly wiiolil be trxSlli'Uilnu- In—C* in • f Issuing certificate* for tnese Americana carried to Lourtnro Th* new Sanford cannln r kit­ great grandchildren. . obsolete tires, ami the applicant well in ndv*n?e of the venr--nd. . S.(•., Mr. Gore moved to Ovicln an -tlempt tn storm the idmnl Funeral arratrremrnis will be chen I* new open for Inspection Marques by the Japanese gov. la not rvuulrtxl to comply with This It the view of well •in |23 year- ugx*. He wu* one of the nt thi- (tincture nr Mould U- rnneminent. Both tho American and end as* by Ran ford persons, announced later by tthe Erickson formed sourer, here following u leudinir farmer* of the rnnimrri- lent xx-lth keeping the i-land un­ Um eligible clasalflcaUMt." the Japanese vessels Involved in Mr*. OdUbr Wilson, home deweekend that saw lh*' last put- I ty and w a s active in rhnrelt der sii re while divert in,f availFuneral Home. ________ Mr. Peterson also explained that maaetraUaw agent, raid |hi* this transfer will travel under •ometlme* come off lunik, lie was well known in tin- lible forren for * o|H-ruli<MVt when application* aenger automobiles a safe conduct granted by all morning, .adding - that It la lo­ were msdu for tires for a light most assembly lines and Inlfn-.J Oximlu mra mul wu- rlminiimi nrein t the Knsl Indie * arrhibelligerents.______________ cated in the building formerly slve efforts In aprexl up re-toolof the Board of School Tru*lev>, pelago. Enlisted truck, light passenger tire* w*rneed by the County Convict of Oviedo. wbaututed when possible. “ I ing for arms making. Attack Camp and-la supervised by Mra. Guards hope thla will explain same nf He is suivivrd by Id- widow. leward. Xtr-. Cleo linre; three son-. Mil­ B. A. He the confusion that haa been rausDuring W a r WASHINGTON; Feb. S— <A*> ton. Jeuli und Frank: and two Th* hltchen haa been painted ra ,. cling thla altuatlorC he R u g a , a n C o ,d S a |d i—Tha- hoadrrd thousandth vol- aad ra-flnlihed and Nr*. Wilson daughters, l.ueile olid F.li/nbelh. aatoar to i*4n tha Navy tinea ksratwH *h#t WASHINGTON. Fab. S - 0 T t should Certificates were leaned on the rp0 j\ ffe e t Senses th* Japanned attack on Pearl The Burma of Customer* plan* Jest day of January for th* folHarbor enlisted yaatordar. to station t t additional guard, togt B B S S ffiS K .r t f-IZ VICHY, Feb. 3— (A9— Soldiers Despite th* flaw o f vetunMars, cua# gvadn vegetable will be h-jr- at Florida seanorto to enforce | ft re eye Rollins, son nf Mr. Chat* Investment Company, Um Navy • planned to continue vested boon _ _ , And the kitchen wartime regulations. and Mrs. (5. E. Rollins whs two tire*, two tubeej Nick Zarno- fighting In (he intense Russian rold lose part of their sense*, have resided In Snnfuril for . naraWan wlthant any curtail- wtu u ta ^ mmauntly. This was disclosed In recent vean, (nbsoletel twa tires, two MEI BOURNE, Fob. 3 - M * iJarptrs Isorlot, righlat leader tbx- oast seven years, waa re­ tubes: Wight Gracrry Cemnsnv, testimony, made .pabll# Monday, Auslnilia swiftly dcvrliim-d nmre cently promoted to the rank one tin t 0, P. Prop* rial E. M. who headed s group nf Frrneh hefero a House Apprapriatlns FROSFI TOUGH strength for her air, *r.« onl of captain in the II. H, Engi­ army, Ind Sub-Camaslttee by Custom* Cam- Swope, Oviedo, three tire*, two volunteer* In the Nssl drfen-r vuslcrday and neer Corps at Orlando Air Johnson, llo tube*' W ilier S. Coleman, (ob­ said Monday In a graphic dr. brael a new n il frmq Prime WASHRNOTOlS, Fab. ran. a-r « w n , r W. W( U. — «•((— -,. A - IVI <r> »mUaloner lln-e where he Is now statuhe*t aeriplion nf Grrm.'iny’n para* Minl-ler Uiirlln for shoulder.to— Prosperity b Vxigh on foUl- said TM additional r>*rTt* wmdd solete) two tires, two 1 tinned. Copt. Rollins was money., . ^ , ha nocdaii ft*r the entire service Vltaor S. Creew. four tire*; fmtr Iyard nllsck. slxnnbler snlldslly with Hrilsiii. ' graduated from the Univer­ were needed* rubra; t«u U F- Stevens, two Hnesklm- o l o ms*, meeting In ^ # g * S -'jV ) The Hop** Warn and Moras -He - testified * * '" " “they ------------------*“ ThAu-traHan strategy apsity of Florida and was a rvrontkaifte*' reported Monday that “ far lha -Warding of veesrls In tires; Sidney VihUn, (obsolete > PsrU. Dorlnt **M th* mml ihtr- psrrnllv was br--d nn thr h-llrf tube*; IJ. in- the n ln y season following th * slthn'ieh flng'pnr-. still a , serve nfrieer. Before he Iran*. the rapid taraayar of bu«lnca* * » brteorlftod xaatwMr" to In.nr- bra lire*, two two Inhra: end prrredlng the Russian win­ mi-bty fortress, Uf# of arahtet vMaUona e f the export North, two Ur-s, might with­ . ferrexl tn the engineer corps O . Fibre Brush CMupaa? (obso- ter ws* almost as paralyzing at stand Indefinite siege, It muhl no hr « s - stationed for approxi­ ition from eeatral law. H e l frnr llr**, tom tube*,- and the fcld. mately nne year’ with the Ishover be regar»lr*l as ImprrgD. B- Sufford, two Una, two Dorlnt s»U thst seen during nahle. Vppropriot km fxnlry In IVtuornla. He I* 31 the ssrly d e f* nf Deeember the ■ monesr V»*v Col. I , F. H i n t wo* hot“ -ttrs r f a-e and Is • mem•w'-vury tlnmwd tn 43 degree* Otehee, seerml lerkest city In iwt- of Pi Kappa Alpha social W S - lb S W r C nsds. rrndneea ahnpt 3n per­ » ' ■t enrfraternity. « « s s s . v i « r y ? « » s & 'T Z . f ranch cent nf tbs Dominion's factory W 9 fM ^ •utpnt. . . . . . 111 Ge«UU, ______ coalIu(f*#t- To 0r"‘r» bMn Funeral Fur, ..... bailor Shortage In /t SurviccH , I’ lantH Fropnesicd Mr* bore Announced ^ 100,000 Men In Navy Since More Seaport Used Australia BuUds Up Defense Solidarity VeMde T a r Evaders $2^ - Fine M -.Wfa. >1 ; V m & c; * r * ' { i f K y j jfc; •: t. s ’ - «• fil S ■■.v * M W . .ex.’ ' ; . .7 • -' ■ X ‘ • -A'* c x ‘ t;-** ’ .’rx- ' -.2 Mar.*''-. - . . • - \JsAomUX8t] 4 "w fc t w S s B i i j *; • v • -* .r : •' " r - -i 'A 'W •( -V H i ..... . <:!"t : • Rollins Promoted To Cuptain'H Rank I ■h �t Four-Page London Newwper* StilJ .C^rry Adverting The Business Outlook btSa “ ____ •Tore* ito *•» m' > It ia no longer a matter of speculation, nor la it any secret, that the tourist business this winter has not come “P previous expectations: This was £> be tha best ever, and it is not even as good as last year or {he yi'ar before. It is not a complete bust, and there are those wlio will tell you that it is good, with them,-but on the whole one hmmw does not have to be on expert In such matters to know M“ that our usual winter visitors are staying at home this * year. • “ S ri Something of this nature was of course to be expect* J*5 *<1 following the surprise attack on the Pearl Harbor and ZL ssn the war declarations that followed. It was too much to ,mu Sr hope that America could make an all out war effort *uid !*?«— •» still have as many people as ever with time enough to n T ( h take vacations in Florida. It was to be expected that the —• costs of wfr as reflected in higher taxes would serve some**•*•♦;- what to limit travel. -------->hm 1 » But something which few of us hod anticipated but !«»jTfU- which has served more than anything else to hurt the tourist business hus b e e n the rationing of automobile _1____ {ires. The uncertainties over the possibility of replacing ; "‘J K present tires when they are worn out is keeping many u »•» rt- family at homo which would otherwise be on Its way to TCtratM Florida. Fear of- a blowout in some little town far from friends and acquaintances and the inability to purchase i •*Miai a now tiro have certainly contributed greatly to the decline = 1 ^ 1 of travel. IMS Some of thesu conditions will readjust themselves as ---- lime goes on and more |>eopic will feel free to come to VERSfi FUR TODAY N n r YORK. Feb. 3— London.; where food and clothing a n n tinned m i l the shoppers sro “ lest than 20 minutes" from Dm enemy, l* (UII carrying on Ua m w ( paper advertising. Lord and Thomas, Nnr York advertising firm, Issuing today a •tody prepared by Ha London branch on British bminrti and advertising in the third year, (aid: "W orm deep luto the ways o f democracy - U advertising: a bridre between the freedom of people to buy and the freedom o f p e o p l e to selL No N *ii bomblna has been able to dettme that bridge In Britain. “ Every advertisement appear­ ing there today la a flag o f de­ fiance; Is direct testimony to someone's faith In the future; la someone's toaat to victory." Since the N a t l Invachm of Scandinavia, whence Britain ob­ tained the b u lk of Its paper pulp, BritUh newepapen h a v e been reduced to ’ foer-pxgo U(uca and no large potters are available. ' Became of thia the demand for edrertlaing apace in Britain far exceeds the (apply, hit Items advertised there Incicde: f oep, radios- 'dog ' food, cboeolate, ihoea. toothpaste, eidar,vas­ eline, beer, for coala, elothlng. The BritUh government Hr the largot tingle advertiser la the JOULE BE WORTHY OF AT LOVE: Beliohl What of love the Father baa l ua, that we ahould aona o f God: tbereId knoweth ua not, nr him not.— 1 John i i i Popular B ra n d i Free Delivery. arcade ? £e ld3a E Slather - $ BBl n «r P l & P D SOUTH TOW HR (Nantucket) m The Christian Science Monitor) at a whalebona atands tha considerable the airport, million ^olpow being ft is prob­ ed |n {fats trary hour U ‘achoea forth, g to reach . •ome foreign a your borne," Its rhythmic (tardy sods, triad ones batarda, Morning I? ' ever waiting hart I" as a wbalebpoe stands the necessity i Pearl natter tt wake up to the realities of ovoa the British don't r onto after Dunkirk. U . g a f a S B id T p Have Sufficient Credit For War H r* • she reefed tail with confla g ' at effect: “The public la developing stronger than e v e r hsbite 6f x tw & W advertising rsrtising coburns fo r Inalmctlona ts Tand K f advice of nl mot t Importance la •nee their Uvea. The effect e r aIhto, i c , dp on u5T (Sure of advertising, U Inc ' The firm concluded 6:00 Jim Whitt « S Book* For Soldiera 12:05 Sign O ff act of the wer. The nation a war program, call* for the expenditure « * roughly a • ttO Noman I FIs. Cowl little more than 5U billion dollar*," [ferities ha pointed out, "while the govern-, ment's Incoma for IMS le expert7:65 Weather 8 .DO News o f I lion dollar deficiency. ?;?»eri/r. STOWS;, v r.’is rilUM wt.vrorU sveaie starts But thU (study) • soldier 'wear* < u f h l s ' trousers, the Quartermai tor's re-Issue n at Camp illandtng doesn’t p him .waiting long for a new e Ua purpoa* If lP a ) things .that no war—c —deatroya the way* « ey, the aplrit, humor priae of a. free poop BritUh advertising, Thomas said, protect! vertlsers' Investment * name*, keeps contact changing habits of and the new umrket UP in the war, i n ' * *T t U an exchange system where a soldier can swap a worn-out Item for a new one whether It T1 n ' teaspobn or a complotc uniform. It works parallel with the motor ports ex­ change' system In the Qnartefmatter motor maintenance dis­ trict. " "R e n '* ' a typical dally ‘ ex­ change in the offlco of First LUtu. Raymond o. Crabtree, Tbe first eiaaeUteaUen officer: 250. of eoU woolen r e g u l a r l y kcb*t -W7. pairs*Yd 282 pairs sf trotiaera. In a single day. the classifi­ cation officer reclaimed and dis­ tributed over 10,000 palra • o f W ANTS IT GIVE HORSES rH E O QLD HORSE LAUGH American warship eOttntUaloned by .t lT -J U B T BKTLKNBO NEW YORK. Feb. 3. -riAVhen * the United SUtea fleet sited Japan la 190S, the Jspanm atrackv o ff a medal coma MJ*. vnu r^virmi unc, sent it go the tfr.’ io fy ’e original plan to raise two-thirds o f the wav fund through taxes and ene-lu»lf ty borrowing would have to ba ab»ndoned." "Taxes no doubt will be raised In ovary category, but raising even half of the proposed war expenditures by tboic means would be cxrecdlnglv difficult. Tbs ra­ rer* the task of financing the major share o f the wxr costa will. fa lf to the nation’s commercial- situation Is expected CiviUang To Lecture To Blandiny Soldiers and bdalnesa artrmal] TODAY 0:05 UP New#; How good * soldier nro you on tho front line against W IN TER PARK. Peb. 3 (Bpe- 6:10 Greyhound Qua Intolerance? ria l)—Declaring that the United 6:16 Voice o f Bipadway The other day tho national anthem was sung at a pub­ Blairs Government has more than 6:30 Lent and Abner lic gathering In a largo FlurUlacftyV **“1 *‘‘v “ ' * enough credit at Its command for 0:15 The World Today use in In iinancmjr financing | the war. n*in Frank *• r . 7:00 Drama o f L ift* life im wir. —all except one map. Disapprm 7:16 S a m C u f f "Face of the Brooks, prrildrnl of tne Pitta; jjrT|N * to IioatUe attitudes and hisses, you have Joined fcurxn, Pi.. First Notional Bank. •al»* here Monday that " I f t h * ' 7:20 Sports Reporter that demonatration? physical materials nftdrd.for the 7 JO SrtOrnl It0aband If you would have hissed t [ man you would War program were as readily 8:00 Court o f UUsing Ueira try, convict and punish. L a feljow ___ ..sithout a Rearing forthcoming aa the mesne for pur­ 8:30 Unannounced —without leanif If ................... Ills side of tho story. Do you want to chasing them, the production goats 8:55 ElmieF "Davis and the know hb pldeT e was an infahttlp paralysis victim. His established for plants, tanks, guns iwi \ ships would hare been undere The People crutches were I dor his seat. He ,w m helpless to stand and ttluin long ago. 0:30 Report lit the Nation until his friend had arrived, lifted him .to his foot, and Addressing a lerge tr°up of 10:00 alert ‘ promTnent cruuomlsts, bualncas 10:15 r if ik placed jtfa^crvU is under his arms. fcoosovslt fa i f Infantile paralysis victim., and labor leader*, and laymen at For all wo kppw, he ipay need to bo Newt t, If you should see him sitting during r.omlca Conference In tho ■Annl* 11:00 ihcatra 11:15 Shcp national a «em you would understand. W h y not, lliuaell Theattv, Mr. Brooks said 11:30 Bonn: that " « » far aa financing ls‘ con­ * try to gl the benefit of the doubt to someone you cerned, our problem U to Intrllllot know Tcntly plan for the economic con- 1*;00 Linton W< Last summer Wstt Lawler’o Japanese houseboy, who has been an American a long time, thought It would be nlco If people hero w o u l d pend some books to Camp candidate for Bunding where most of our Fort Myers soldiers wore then quartered. As a result of that suggestion quite % few bundles were forwarded from here. A letter from the post chaplain later told how much the hoys appreciated itThia exceedingly worthwhile undertaking has now ta.1 RoimT.A M r hr Show than ever la b e e n organised on a national scale. Instead of ft few •ending books to Blnndlng for our own soldier boy, peoplo all over the country ore sending books to all tho sol­ dier boys. In every town committees are engaged lu mak­ ing collections. The books ore brought from home* to con- ■ v fts ." r ts , if. You a m i bur tnjr yoa a w l buy $uy RADIO JNBW8 Television PiDgress Isn’t To Be Hindered BOSTON, Feb, 8. —Talevlslon progreae, SppMently, la not to' early years of radiocasting. B tfgW fo N t r y Y ^ l with * Ssoford Atlantic Natkmd Bank �4 E BEAU Society Editor telephone 11H >•. - Social Calendar i~~r* —— ■ ■ ■ ■ ■— TUMDAY t S * Ahthw n Claa* of Um first B W W Church win have iti regtu t monthly macting at the annex • t 7U.0 P. I t Mlos tease* will be K r t - A . L. 8.11* Mrs. B. JohnIm b , M n. B. O. Methvtn, Mrs. K. If-H op p er and Mrs. L Lyons. Da tigmen of Wesley Class of Uw Methodist Church will hare ■ "W aite Elephant’' sale In conraetton witn Its regular monthmeeting at the annex at 8:00 '■ WEDNESDAY Tba regular luncheon meeting of Woeaan’i Club will be held at •80 P, M. to be l-XJO P.M. he followed at al JflOO o'clock by the twelfth ah M idi Animated Magaxlne to wtteh all frieesds of the club are ' A * Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at the homo o f Mlsa Valeria Walla on JVest First Street at 8:50 P. M. F|- ' THURSDAY • The Seminole County Fader*Udo o f Women’s Clubs will meet bt ‘ the Lake Mary Community Ca*dar at 10:00 A.M . fo r an gwetiaa o f officers. Luncheon Drill be tarred at noon. JTha regular meeting of SemiBole Chapter Two, 0. E. B. will bw'held In the Masonic Hall at 7:80 P. H. The Obligation Cere­ mony will be given. All members Mr« urged not to forget their "sunshine g i f t " • ..Tba Red Cross. tewing rooms will be In charge of Mrs. G. II. Brown for the morning session. The Townsend Club will meet A t the Court House at 7:30 P. M. v A mooting o f Bundles for Blue Jackets w iif t*. held st the home o f Mre. I. Ii. Martin at 3:30 !•. fYu \%hii % * •• r» r,i*e» viT*' Methodist Circle Has Regular Meet The rejuUi mon,:../ meeting of Circle Three of the Women’s Society c f Christian Serried of the Methodist Church wts held st the home of Mrs. \W E. Smith an West Third Street yesterday afternoon, with Mrs. Ida Chamberlain as co-hostess. The derot tons | was conducted by Mrs. John Vaughn, who alto rerd the poem, “The Bufldtr." Mr?. I. D. Marlin spoke of the nood of women's help in the or­ ganisation of defence projects throughout the nation. Mrs. H. W. Mayer, a visitor who has rccently returned from the Canal tone, gore an intereatlnr account ef living conditions there. At the conclusion of the tuslnees meeting, a social hour wee enjoyed and refreshments served by the hostesses. T h o s e ' present wen: Mrs. George McQrura, Mrs.' W. t . Bry­ an. Sirs. Z. B. itstllff, Mr*. Mar­ tin. Mrs. Vaugh^ Mrs. E. A. Lon­ don berg “ Mrs. C iter Denials, William Mrs. F. K. M Mayers, irs. H. C. Al •• nicnccv follow aiecny. transferred • • ii: V ’ l-Jin* Ortec. i i i»»il iVni't nCrrup«*n iK »nun rrtt*v»*n**'! \V|l||«* rricnus of Mrs. T. S. Davis will regret to learn of her illness St her heme on West First Street.' (•iiarp*. rflu i • •" :i»nl 11*\ l i l t 'I • . . : • , . ?.• -.r l j days; -Dan i•.r%11sr on motur tkH In.;..! cilrcatcd; Alice .1 tn v continue*: • i . ihuiit. nr ! dlr-itdevly. •> l-v . Mr 11 l.cc Ftew(■Ii 11 ... . roue cor- WHtrt I ' inl.it inn. i • • Mrs. Foidyn- Russell who h?e been ill for the past neck at her home in Washington Court, is able to be out asain. wit!' V i II r'r> .I i y j.-ff. in '. .f i>orinltt4iiir fi n d er, ti in:1 , j i.isW Urbcm Miss Helen Garner has ns her guest s* h n •••■me .mi Unity Av­ enue, Miss Virginia (turns of Tucker, Gj . |V|t Magazine Is Ready For Publication Ed \Y»pl hu« *.<*< n romovnt from th o Fernald l-aughton Memorial Hospital t.» his home In Mayfair. after being treated magazine of llio Womans (Tub for Injuries which he -offered in is ready for publication with Mrs. James Mougnton arranging the Mr. and Mrs. A* E. Albritton of a fall Sunday pages. Mrs. R. ff. Ruprccht is Samoeet announce the marriage of Mrs. Eliza! eth Higgs lias re­ mlitor and publisher of tnv maga­ their daughter. Muriel, to Walter zine which will be presented at J. Ward of Bradenton. The cere­ turned from Gainesville where she mony was performed on Sunday spent the weekend with iicr son1the club house tomorrow afternoon ------She was accompanied‘ at 2:Oo o'clock. afternoon at the home of t h O ^ T‘ Byii IligL G. If. Watson, pastor of the West­ and daughter-in-lrw, Mr. sim) Mrs. It was announced Ibis moraine minister Presbyterian Church In there by Mi«s Alice Higgs, who that Mm. Glenn E. .McKty will will remain fur u visit nf about Bradenton. read the advertisement, “ An Ad­ Mrs. Want was graduated from two weeks. vertising Man's D iy". arranged Bradenton High School in 1989 and by Robert Highlcyman. Jr. POSTPONEMENT Mr. Ward, a former resident of A special feature of tho magsHanford, was graduated from'BernTh«' piano ri-eital which was Inolo High School with tho cksea of 1938. He la a 1940 graduate scheduled In la- given by the |iu- ’ " of the Cttlxeha Military Training pits of Ml-s Mmgiiiet L. Davis1 ^ Camp and a member of the En­ at the Woman's (’hih on Thurs­ Wgp Fund at the Tourist Cen- listed Reserve Corps. day evening hus Ik-s' ii (lostponed t t f t t 8:00 P. M. Tho public is The young couple are at home Indefinitely bernuse of illness In invited to pszrtklpate. to their friends at the Bchults her family. Apartments in Bradenton. MIAMI SEEKS INDUSTRIES .\n mviliilioii li;n IkTun t xtt iulftl Ijv Mm . Ilirhlcymrn, rhuirmBn of Ihr Finr e\its lk»partmrnt. np«»vitor <*f th«* m.iir.ifln«*. to -«ll itit• i • CRird |KT»onj» nn.1 frirmN *»f tin* elub ft* uttrial thr |iulilicntirii. and Mocked) HATS 65c Dresses 65c Suits 6 5 c First Baptist Chuti'li \V. di'.-il.iy ..........flock. The I'lddi. .od .illy •It Ii nil Students League of ninny nallot Practical Bible Ttaininu School of I Mrs. J. ft hielini- nn.l son. N. Y , who will gi\ a program o' Jackie, have urnvrd from Trltiidad. British Wi’f l InJit to v<J i ­ ll for tome tl»* gu^ts of Mr. and Mrs. Ge*»rjfe Deetcii.1 ((‘leaned ST 1.0U IS. Feb i l ’> Sis rctjiry of Agru-ulluii l luude Wlc bard sni dto.luy ailiiiuM*' stepho | ln-,'11 taken to i-sms* farm ­ ers of siiffirirnl • •|iii|im e o i on.I lonrliinrry lu nttrin llirir im rea-i,| (Pt'd production - als Uo Kiealesl iii uur N a tio n , history Spcakhig on the National Fnrni ..ini Home llrnadeust. VVicknnl e\ prcssnl confidence in .igr« oil ore', uliillly to meet met cun d lin'd,, unit iiartn ntanv iio u lu s u id the impnrtanrc ol oil turning rro p .•ny lu'rns. prnnuls uiul (lav. CLEANED & PRESSED CASH & CARRY ASK ABOUT cum ECONOMICAL LAUNDRY SERVICE TELEPH O NE 110 E A S T SECOND ST. 165 •D.C. Entertained ly Mrs. G. D. Bishop Miss Wylene W illis To W ed Rev. Giriner Mia. George U. Bishop enterlined at her homo in R o e e Miaa Wylene Wtlila, daughter ract on Friday afternoon for of Mr. and Mre. 0. M. Willis, flibpte o f Mm NdeV Howard has announced plane for hor mar­ |wjt*t tba United Daughters riage to the Rev. V. M. Griner Jt Dade City. The marriage win IW 'iM O U liff opened with the be performed tomorrow tvenlng Pj Prayer in unison followed •t 8:00 o’clock « t the Asvm bly the JBhluto to the Flag. It of God Church, located at tho MIAMI, K cl. 3, (/IT—-This vseation area yesterday named State Senator Ernest R Graham Its "special amlmssaikii “ In Washing­ ton and provided f10,000 fur his use In seeking to align resort in­ dustries with national defense pro­ duction. tr« Axe The Axln , Buy Victory Bonds' •boon see spied to use the u. C n a m e for fubscriptloni » P*rt of the proceeds to be mod by tho chapter. Bargain D ay Today DOUBLE FEATURE J>Im m Como Early! the regular reminded to i j r of Sidney Whoso birth- Lanier was Ofc. Feb. 3. i a private in Army. ' later l>> paruiitM uiul l ris-tiilM uf Ilie Seminole Comity im n in any branrli nf tin1 nninvl servin'. Hu* llcrnld Q{P/fZ iWAIV, Special Added: % ‘ wt known works are, Clover," "The Bsee” r a routine Buddy Baer business r L J L ffifL imfnoon Joe Louis Fight Pictures For SHORT BUT SNAPPY! O iip Year’s SulLseripiion ' • •. Hvi;ular Uutr PJ.OU Wednesday H i i : •- r , •- Clip and Mail This Coupon The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida B U tT tp A Y Attached find t ....... for which plcuuo uotid Tho Herald to tho following men in military servieu. Every Pay 9 Letter from Home Thf)iy U no otu* m lonaoonie an n youmutcr a w n y from home . . There U nothing morn rhemul or con* aoHnf than • letter from homo . . . end we know that rtgu d le u jif how good Intention* may be lt le- Impossibk' to write an intereating end “ ncw»y” Utter every day. - f ....................- - — | • Hie own home paper with nqwa aljout hU friondi will be moat welcome . . . the mail will be eomething to look Signed i �I TUESDAY, Rambling Ntora Gets Top Role In Feature Race Sanford’* faat moving Celery Fed* copped victory No. S In !eight ftarta laat night in Win­ ter Garden by a 2S to Cl ecore after a alow atart that aaw Win­ ter 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 •’ Butteri.alP Herring 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 frame. After the half Hanford'* tight man-for-mnn defenae baf­ fled the Wintee Garden tram, and the outcome waa quickly decided. The llne-upr: nford poa. Winter 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 By ROMNEY WHEELER LONGWOOD F»b. 3 (Special) — Rambling Nora won’t Haro to fart Ill-Gukdt In the feature ninth rare at 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 Jodie, Cientia and three other aee runner*. The eighth' heat al»o prrfenta a fu t field, led "by H a ile II. Red McGee and Reel Kir*. An evenly m rn i ui s p c c ia iio i, w no n ow m s; receive free admittance to the track by obtaining passes at many drug ►tores In different localities. Overnight Rntrlee For Tuesday . First Ra**—Futurity I T e ll 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 R ir«— Futurity I I ! I 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 The names of aiiproalmately .7.000 Isindnn street* h o ve been I changed since I9.1A. I Third Hara—$-1* Mila The German nnnv had 791,000 In artlvs duty In June, 1040. Fourth Race—Futurity (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 horses 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 Shield Expert Tennis Pros Do Not Have Eno« [V % iqJr -vk COUNTRY U the theme of tfcio oCpattra Here H. M. SHEVNAN. widely knawn expert of Chicago, will beraeaally be at the Angthllt . Hotel, Orlando, Thursday only, Februry S. from • A. M. to f F.M. . Mr. Shevnan says: The 7-oetle ShleUI la a tremendous Improve, went over all farmer 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 matter 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*. FARMERS' MARKET I1E IS TB — Dos. Ilun. 7» c .l« r C A U U A H F -— T u n , H u lk , ( s ir lu fo r. | t l . * a - l « « . * * . I l c l . H pr II U il.f* . C h in e s *. C rls f i n * . f i l l C A ItR U T P — D n a Ilun. 4"c-4'is. llu H p r. I l . l l - f l . l * C A t : i,IK I.D W K it — C rs ie * . F e n ry M r, Phevnsn w ill b * glad In item ^ n aairn ta w R h o u i c h a re * I lia C K L K f t r — C r s l.s , f t 7 l- f J •» CELERY II E A I IT H — C rs ie * . f l io f4A 4. H C rs ie * f t d o - l l t l C O I.)JL U I>H — Ilu n Ilu n 4 «r.4*c E U H I'I.A .N T — Its H p r I U I I I 4 * U lt A F K F IIU IT — B e* II H. (Mnih. I t . 4*. lu g s 1«c Nil. I H i e . ■taps M o L K T T H C B — Ir s u .r a C rl Iced I * J * A 4444 S . A rle s ia n A r e . f'k le a g s ; Id le r Inetslannl Hernia nr rapeore fslUalsa anrgleal nperallan eapectally ndlMied, II It. 4s Ii.s4-II.7i O N IO N S — D os . Ilun. 40,-.4*c O IIA N H K M — H u t C O. « -m l. t l 41. 1 1 7 4 1 )2 1 r r a le a 1 1 .(0 U h era. tlu Hpr T i r - l l i * PClTATfJKH— lied R ile*. L’.lH . Ho! ). A O r a le s |I.S*-|L«*. Il - C r s t * * ll.ia - IL .4 e ( M 'r a la n ll.e o l l . l * . I ’TVT I t s * , rn n tm l. e i . M - l l . 0s O u t# * l l . t i - f l . l t . . R A n iM llf X t — Dos. Ilu a ' I t n - ie n H P IN A L -lf— llu H p r. H u m m e r -Type, lie .(lit H T IIA W IIK IIR IE H — P in t, l i e . t i e HWT INTTATOKH — l ' W T Hecks. A TLA N TA ,-F ob. ! . — (A>) — Star* Laeh, “ oo double___ m en, iDuke’* /w lf a u n iathreat’* halfback w h o recaired the Teague Memorial trophy yeaterday. haa boon ahot-pot champion of the Southern Con­ ference for two yeora . . . Bet 1942 will be the Prat eeaaon he he* been able to practice for hla event . . . Prevtoualy hla track roach. Bob Chamber*, would bor­ row him from the football squad an hur before a meet, let him take hi* turn to win the event, and then hcatle him bock to Dur­ ham for grid practice . . . When medela are handed out for footbell recruiting, the Prat name railed ahould be Rea Enright of South Carolina . . . Den Paachall. Atlanta achoolboy southpaw ace, entera S. C. thla week . . . 80 doe* Billy Rutland, brilliant hack from Columbo* (Ga.) . . . Jake Land, 190-pound tackle from Columbua (who looked tagged for Duke) may join them later. Short thought: f i l l take more than ration card* to help bamatnrmlng tennis professionals, whose enffee-and-cakea have been a bit tpatelaaa lately from s scarcity of heavy angar at the rite. Cuff Stuff: Tularte thinks it la coming up with Ita greatest prospect In years In Joe Renfro, a 20A-pound freshman halfback from South Florida . . . And If vou wonder why he jumped Tom l.leb’a fence, here's the reason: The University of Florida men­ tor la so thort on weighty play­ ers Renfro feared he’d be con­ verted Into a tackle . . . Colored Donations For P olio T otal $28 vMa SUtc Marketing FlWtjH Co-operating S E M IN O L E C O U N J Y CAltLOT BHIPMKNT8 o f c t l i h i t la th a U * l i * a M a t * * fa r M en- 4tV. F t * 7. m i . FlarM* (divide*. Odmlnol* Cntalr anrseeta *. r i l a Baark * ) 11 K. canr. i. a. cmlif. 14. e. raiir *. la u l U. I L | L ro n rr (iiir r iN o in f o r m a t io n fo r m o n d a i v , rtem . «. 1 m . h a n f o r d -o v ie d o u r iS 'io N - Ik a lla n a a d a rflf, e ff-rln s * IlC k l 4 ta n an g o a l, m a rk *! ■ U l l l l f a fra a a a r . O fH a aA a > M iraafea f,o .k. a a a a l tarots ana rarla w d a and I r a c k U a da, f o b . s h ip p in g po int (b a te d oa d e liv ­ ered antes lean a l l tra n s p o rta ­ tio n s h a r p * * ) a nd carloads f o b rush I re e k a n d trw cklanda r a th , p a c k in g kaane |r* trim m e d lo p * (ln ld a n h e a r t In d lv ld u a llr w ashed 444 precooled f a ir lu g e n e r a lly gnod q u a lity m any po orly blan ch ed , la w aalea « do * m ostly l t . 1 t ; t d o t. | L i * • a d o t to I t dos, loo fs w s a le * la qu ote. P rrc o o lln g le e e a ir a . IJ M A N O E I.E H : D em and m od­ e ra te , m a rk e t D e e d ;- on l*aaeal, rsrlo a d s f o h. e hlp pm a ln l (h a te d a n da llve ra d sales ■a a ll tr a n s p o rta tio n rb a ra e a ) I t " c ra te * trim m e d to p , Pascal, In d iv id u a lly w anked, l i t or ■nor* If. H. No. I q a a lliy , I H 114 dna t l s e - 7 1*. I t " t l* « . ru b r ra ia a . I - I H d o r . m ostly sro un.l til* , lo p Ire c a lra . C IIC L A V IH T A dem and m m ler*1 *. m a rk e t s te a d y on Holden lle e r l, ra rlo a d s f oh . skip p in g lu d n l (b a s ed o n delive re d sales lean a ll Ir a a a p o r ta lln a rh a rg e a l and ra rln o d a r.o.b. aaaal isrm a. I'.a ld jn H e a rt. 14 rra le a . I t " • t * t n r m ora V. n. No. I q u a l. Ity . 7 4 - l t t do s. m ostly 7 - « S dos.. m o tlly a ro u n d I t i t . c a r­ loads I o k r a s k Ir a e k , I t to 1TCK P A IM IN U M f N O R T H A N D 1VKITT) b a lu rd a y : T u la * 1117 r ra le a , In te l t t i l rra le a . E lla v lll# and w a l l s Kprlnga d e ­ la y e d . Hund.'V: Yulen till r ra ia a , In la l l i t * rra le a , W IIro s . E lU v Ille , l u w i n n r t and W h it * N p rln fa d e li.red . I 1C A G O : MKT a U H H T l. T R T f io N H im o n n i a r r r u m ID A « D O E T O X X 'R , A B O U T H T K A D T O N C jT IIE Il M U C K . C A I- IF . -A B O U T H T K A D T . Cara d lv a rle d L Cmra on Ir a e k SI. c a r s a rr iv e d I I F L O R ID A , 11 f 'A U F . F L O R ID A w id e m a g s In qetal A ra n d , q u a lity g e n e ra lly lm r n v ia m . raw p o orly blenched d n a t.e e -L IB . 4 dun U l - I . i e . 1-1 d n a L l t - t . e i , fe w 4.11, poor­ ly blanched L U ; I * dow. t.a e t i e , p o o rly b lan ch ed t . t e - t . l t ; X X 'e I . I t - t T I . Paaeal fe w aalea t d n a J .t t - L 4 e , I d dos. t i e C A L IF , t r 4 - t d n a 1 .1 1 -t.k l. 1 d n a L i t . I I " I H d n a 1.34. P naeal I I " ttf-tH •*>*. t .t a r H portal r r a le a M t t dos. t .l » - K Ved Smith commended colored churches pf Sanford for their du­ J ns tlona totalling $28 to the Infan­ tile paralyila fund. Contribution* o f the various churches follow) 8L Paul Baptist Chureh, tha Rev. B.H. Hodge, 910; 7ion Itopa Baptist Church, the Rev. H. W. WHlIsmi, f$j An­ fi.ea-f i.aa r, . TfllNIPH —)>o*. nun. ft*c-4*e. Du tioch Baptist Church of Oviedo, Hpr. ife-tl.e« '. <s. IIIV M $ e I M I . O l l C I . f f ) o u U I I B IH THRNIP HAI.AD— Hu l|pr. lie-far Baptist Church of Cameron City, NBW YORK! M A R K E T AnOITT TOMATOKH—»* .»! Ul^Cral*. nrd the Rev. R.B. Black, f| ; Grant's HTKADT ON FLORIDA. to fey. ft.te-Tl.ie. Cartons H UO H TLT W E A K E R 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 stl, Ckra unload­ Ish Baptist Church, tha Rav. A.C. ed 14 Ft«A. I CALIF, by truck o p t o r st a t m ru oD vera ) FLORIDA Maxwell, $2.90; 8t. James A.HJ!. A P I’ I.KJZ— K ss le rn . Du lls k l. 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 den t .ll-l.t l. I don IN IR N M H P .Lt.K D — W h ite , C $»T (.lt-g.1t, |# due, 7.14-1*1, Hid. Through the usa of an ’’tieclu e s l i . a e . i t ee 1 era lee 4 don 1.4*. * don. t.lt, O N IH N H Y K I.U iW — i « L B M r k . •ric a y a" pointed at a street t doa LH t IS dos t .l* - l.11 ' It.ll.fl.7 t CALIF. I F t dtis 1.71. 4-1 light, a complete blackout can ba O N IO N H W H IT E — I * L B H ash. I i . l * ,doa a.71-1 It. tr* I doa t.MP O T A T O E S — M aine. l ' W T Ite s *. effected ih a homo, store or any t i t , Paagai fr * tH -4 doa t.lt other plaea, whan tha street |l.* e !• allies arrivals lit,-.track Ih tT A T O K H — Idaho B a k e r, l » U l light la turned out. lla g s , ftte . H t T A iiA n A B —l e l'W T I.B The ntreet* of lla g a . P eek, L E G A L N O T IC E COURT RECORDS w iu t m deeds W , a a. A la i a t n z , lo llaa W IIllam a. W ;u n . A la * at a * , lo [ t a n llrs d la r af v lr W llila n i. M iirrlaon , M a ry R a re * at *1 A dm r. I I I . . In W s n t-lta rn u m -B v h u lts . Ina. a r r r i l -. i w h eed M illa r, ila o rg a a t ua. In Jum bo lt u lt r n .( C _ . *C IIK gPt H ta t* o f H la la o f R ia l* s f n e ll. H la l* o f AUaK K e ra e r. K e ra e r. F lo rid a , la I*. H. I-ee. F lo rid a , lo C. H. f^ e . . F lo r im . lu I ’aal P. D a r ­ ■* F lo rid a . In C. a l u * . K IK V T FO N D E E D I. K.. to C liffo rd l U n e r , I. I t , to llenale l e r l a . iik u r . v T t r i ; w a c c rc i » « r .n Ash, Jatn ra *1 u z . lu Ite n ra e IV. M u rg in . p e n c il ta rt c o v r i i a r r F ilm Otzpresa L n r, t „ J. | : M ille r a c n iF A c n o w o f lo iiT iiiiu : H anford P ro d u ctio n l*re.1li A a*n.. In M f i f I t 1-kqey e l u l. Illin o is lla n a e r * IJ fe Assurance ‘C o , In J. I I . T r u lu r k e l us. l u p s tn i i k v a f >0.1.1, II. C „ v*. F r a n k 11. Tstes e| e l. F o reclosure rim rlg a ir* on H 10 a c re * o f N W V o r H K t. Her l i 11-1*. I I K I I . i n i T ’. : * O P D O W II 11.11 lie : C. A. I.u ltn n . M A R IIIttiK l . i m s K I H um m er. H e rb e rt H olm es, nnd M arlon M r rll# D llason. Orlnrulo. T O : K .ln a W *l«-h. whose praaaat • i l d r i M la u n k n o w n but s k w , la ai k n o w n niM reas la ll n ii lir le , lia e r g la : ■ T O C A It It H E R E B Y N O T I F IE D and re q u ire d In a g g e a r to a e erta ln fl K ill « f I ’n m g ta ln t 711*4 b y John T. W e lr k . a g a in * ! yrta la Ik e iC lrv n ir, C o u rt or lu m in a l* C n a a tr . o a ua b e fo re Ib a ta d d a y o f M s rr k , A . I*, lie s . Ife* u n > being I k * lf a r c k H u la O a r : In d e fa u lt w h ereof lb * aal.l esuae w i ll proceed a * g a rta a e a ln a i >ou. M In an 1*1 a ction a g a in s t row, i k R p la in t if f aska fo r a d iv e rt**; th a t Ifcia o r d e r b * pu blished fo r - lh a • la lt iln r v lim e req u ire d h r • t a r , In lh a H anford H e ra ld , a new egeger o f g e n e ra l c irc u la tio n , published In H an ford. Memlnole IV iu n iy , F lo rid a ; W lin e e a my hand and n ftle la l aeab o f o ffic e a l H an ford, F lo rid a , Ik lB r (lh d a r o f Jan uary, A. IV IM t p. i i f On d o n , C le rk o f I k * C irc u it C o u rt. U r - A. M. " i> < ; M A t 'II IC t : K. F fIM T E II. I i- l u m l. F la . A llo rn e y (M K A I.I fu r man. P a u l J r . W in te r P a rk . Brnl ll * l » n T u c k e r H erm an. IM r k . Kin nif. Kilwln Ityron. ftrlanilo, ■rnl Floy llaleo. (/rtantfo, KU. rnrtl. ThoniBB luimarr, trrl.tnFla^ arnl Port* Klu aUrth r. OrUn44». Fla. V I 'la ln llf f . IF YOUR TASYE DEMANDS THE BEST IN • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES Baseball Franchise Is For Sale Cheap • WINES AUGUSTA, Gn. Feb. 3—CT>Auguata’e South A t i a n 11 e League baseball francnisc, once valued at 120,000. waa nffrrrd for aale Monday hy owner Trow Agnew for "praetlcally nothing.” Agnew aalil he definitely would not “ begin the 1042 tea- ■E SURE TO VISIT NICK’S Package Store THE THRILL fl.M - fl.lt Marcus Hi *of Picking Winners T O N IG H T S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E Travis NINTH RACE—FUTURITY the 1941 championship on the lo­ cal course, end the lilt Include* last year's winner, the long-driving Bill stark, of Pont* Vedra Brack, Fla. Stark- after years 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 •iimltuts 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,last 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* upstl mry 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 o f Miami football schtduio for >941 would bo considerably different from that of recant year* cam* with th* announcement that Weet 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 the 1949 elate, only Rollins, 8outh Caroon* newcomer already booked, the gam* dst* being Oet. SO. ClassiHed Advertisem ents 107 (LOCUST A V I.. Prtva room ap t ground near, epring mnttreeeee. rU R N ^G A R A G E APT, — 419. FURN. at Taaehtan'e Qra. APT. reneonabla, per- • CITY JUDGE i RAMBLING NORA CIENTIA GILDERSLE^VE G AY KOP SMOKY RANGER NADAEKO OFFICER ANDREW ROY and BUCKY REEL la ea tha air ever WDBO tsalfht aj •tlE with t il the “ dopa'* aw tha io g t at tha Saafard-Or> NU MINORS ALLOWED b 220 Magnolia Av«na« GREYHOUND GUS, POST 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 ta if pouoirm fl �R C 3 ® g K O H H in B B 3 B X S 3 ' aSM SH g n :s y * .v ^ * -«\ -, • PLEDGE It w * M to to fr**j V * i « U to ft IM N iM fU B M ll pnvi* tor wbkb n tor* to r* « b a g c m . ■ M l flgbtt - T A T S IO I n x R T . iir r a li* AN INDEPENDPNT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established In 1908 M A|d Singapore Guns Bombard- Enemy# NUMIIER 1.11. Batan Forces Turn Back Jap Flank Attack When Jap Sneak Raiders Sank The Arizona Defenders Clean Up Tattered Remnants Of Nipponese Who Passed U. S. Line Defense Funds R e q u e s t e d Of Commiss i o n e r s Invaders C l a i m Amboina Captured Council Budget For Appropriation O f Nippons Launch N ew $ 5 , 0 0 0 Presented A i r Assaults O n Recommending that the Board Island F o r t r e s s pf County Commli.lonera »et up Ilf A w w ialH fN M ) Allied Generalissimo Sir Archibald P. Wavell an­ nounced today J from be­ sieged Singapore that th e United States and Britain are sending "great rein­ forcements” to th 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 mailed Japaneie oa the Malayan mainland oppos­ ite Singapore Iiland today ai enemy air raider* launched new attacks on tha Uland fortreas. Thera, were almoit no algm Of lUft on the British aide • f the itrait yeiterdiy and Brittab niare, who ran aed ai orach north Into the Ma- Dutch Are Locked In Struggle With Foe A t Important Rase- 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 that 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 at 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 Unit • “ ‘ 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 tndlgest,' afed crop* ere grown on Japanese warplanes In Pearl Harbor, IT ii IS gWs s&S 5k £ B Invading Indie* Islands directly south of tor*. ■ / (The Tokyo radio ha* quoted Lieut CoL Yoablak HotU of tto army pro** aeetlon aa aayIng that 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 tto South Padflfc wore reported Tuaaday by a Chinese military spokesman who said that a aln- • •oath la Formosa o ff f ss sn, r s s • « _ w «* aa IneompUto cuoaosa tocaeea Hitler failed to drag Janon into tto war agalaat tto U. • a. s. r. “ Naturally.' we will _ Coiamlislonera appropriated *1M towabd tto expense of boanltelliatlon for 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 Unit and It wa* agreed the board would sponsor sanitary unit* a* It ha* done In tto past Under thU resolution, Utrlnes ere built t y the County and are sold at coat to persona In ibo county. Th* board verified May 6, ae the date for th* hospital election, and designated Th# Sanford Herald a* th* newspaper to to used In which to publish delinquent tax lUta. Gestapo A gent Said Reds Say Nazis- W ill Killed B y Taxicab Not Fight In Pacific NEW YORK, -Tab. 4 - U P l- A jin n Andrtl H ljnbtf* Con* £ 5 t e t p m ? .potoSnan-Uctom declared Tuecday nljrbt. HU stataiaeui followed many official reafflrmtUM of toweto* roatlon with Japan, baaed oath# neutrality poet bstwssa them. wo* give Malyshev reiterated the Soviet peto* of view tto* qenaaay U gp" . Ik* Nasi defeat M IS IIIN IJT O N . 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 o ff the mttern n»Ht*t. It of lh«m rewultetl in the ninkiny of Amrrirnn or Allied %r**el*. U \SM I M i l ON. Frl». •— t \ I*) — l i e llt n i- c lo d iy MgrerH tn j i r r r p l lh r S enate in r r r * « r * in t h r N»»y App rn p riA i inns H ill, h<M.wtlng th r l o t i l |«* *J f» .l!tt.2 fk > .l7 l. th r Irrg rw t In h i* to r ) til* 7., The-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 ■ . whrif tm* explosion* hail loin into h**r \itul Iccisvlatfsl I'rrwwl A liHiil nttuck nit (iiM irrai lioiigln.i Mac A rth u r’s le ft . fLsnk mi thi' Hatnn |>cii|nau1la tmlay iv a < sharply ru« ptil-ctl. the W ar Depart* meat ittitiniiitectl today. T h o commtinii|Ue added: "Our troop.H continued to mop up I troop* CO the tutti tuttered rem nants of the Japanese who hnd p iv landwl. *n> Ito w*a| or ' nitenid ' t o h ln f *Jr * r Troops In NorfoikJV^an WilL JJen 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 D e r n a Keep Employment ^ °nS- rVC By School Girls ''- Amoy. a s ? r v a js s s w • r- .. 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.** On Way To Pacific Fronts Allied Generalissimo W avell Pleads For United Forces To Battle r. Time TIIE Member Associated I’rrs- . SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1912 Is TO German master apy who planned to observe military,, camp# and defense installations along the ta*tern seaboard waa killed In New York last March by a toil cab, U. 8. Attorney Correa said Tumday, Correa mad* tto statement in federal court In outlining to a speedily choaen all-male lury tto government's case against ale men sad a woman charged with conspiracy to violate tto tsplonago law. Oaa defendant, Kurt Frederick Lading, 28 ye-rmold American born son of German o«rents, whom ito government also cal­ led a master spy. was charg'd bv Correa with taking ever th* dotiee of the man who wa* killed. M ewtifM aa Ulrich vna del* Oaten, an officer e f th* geetapo. Tam pa F a ir Displays Patriotic .Themes TA M P A , t a t * — yP 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 sxnoattio* ef — ■ I. R. Powell, Jr.. («• receiver ! of the Seaboard Air Line Itail- rv in to rc a m c n ts w u r o each th e m . pnm 'so p r is o n rts o f w a r e x • s i-l g re a t s u rp ris e a t th * h itn r I r ia tlo c M l th e y a rc re c e iv ­ in g u t o u r hands. T h e y said they had been to ld 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 «» Local Headquarters wT1ii1 "VSto"UST1 '” !Members Will Hold woIhitrh uld exec ute nil prisoner'*. n « , p important message to shipper. ci m i • a A l hMl ,n , , 1 u*!| 4 m id Japanese troop* DriVC, F o r c in 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 Ihdr p irtj Next Meeting With re locked In ». hitter ntrunln . .. 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 sK i{.entra, F|orMn Traffic nib a» Are Not Draftees I their country renlv. efficient and; adna. A Dutch ....... ........ Hoys of Kcv null, , 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* wire entertnmvl ut considerable" dii t«U y '*• M- • » th* Angcbilt HnM Orlando, acorrling t t o / ^ ^ h l n ^ 'f ^ . n l *?; 'Orlando, .cording to Frank I to the Army pre-lnductlon \t r n " ' ' g 1* , ,21’ 1mam t'~lav by five mrml-r* » f I fo rm in yestr rdny's enemy air Station in Orlamlo it %houl,l to land Community Service., said tb l., |hp s. m.n..,.' Illwh S.h.a.1 m.i.l- ____ _ «m ___ .... Soern Soot aimja, 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 ratlremant from the posi- introduce Mr. Powell to r young man merely going to tl|fcl, , clr, „ f ,h>. thing, they luuehenu at Ihe Valdes Hotel. Hetty King, Arm Slim and AI |,|nr>«l — • member* and guests, and the *-*— — »—• -----i --* i — ■ toko a physical examination and |have ami waste nothing”, they utr 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> 7 ng Park Avenue that *ung “ Taira of Vienna rect hit on a large Jnpnnrso aimed a fierce pow Mr. Tourtellot, It was slated paper today dal Wood,", while soloist Gladys Pip­ Because of the Importance of E. n. Farter of the local draft . „r Mr,. F.lton Moughton, Public vessel ill a raid on the Jap-orof Moscow is dll ver drive west c pin rendered "The White ( llff, rnpied |«irl of Hnhnul, New Brit­ 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* ain. "A mao is not In tto Army i "The war svainst waste,” Mrs. Invashn toao of Smolensk. a reidiliu, "Alice", '. sail story, 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, crtopfto revolt, hunger tha fact that 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 Arthur 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 attempt to mobilise aubduad and nine thoWar.-' cal rumination 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 |ihrr should a registrant i ' “ v county are going ln ' n, p,.|,|i l1 the *i_ i. ...i—.i They hundred presumemen. ly eonheld 1 the high 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 1,1 1” .* " !! J ." .1he 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.Un.ra I, expected to to tlve Service” , Mr. farter 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 at tho used upon past experiences, «> tinuwl. “ This Ys clearly stated f'" " 1 •vnservallon.. for the Kiwania fluh for the S tv wilhilrcw from Iht* Philipfew remaining listening well , • present dav methods no , |n ig neutral ns____ 28LJ8. written Instructions President’s Birthduy Han, an- tint posts on th* Ctrmtn frontier, and i mirmcd thrt members hoil turn-d _in dfiscloaora* from within by " llro^ ^ ; _. . whkh •,rr*rn' " ' * ' " "the ", |in la.'i in sties slid all re|»'ita Mr. Powall'a visit to Orlan lo tee*." herder* of both tha releh and her wrri* not in. ! should not only retult 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 Not Smith, wlgiyreentployer that there la n possibility Bbwk m s , tto German £ 3 2 *** Mark f.lavcland, t.hlcf pf ‘ *,,-,|y were voted men*' rrshlp in the Imposed upon middle-Kuropo the anxiety fait bv pariahing ship that 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* department has received hv Jim. I). Jinklne. Duvld Gatrhil 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 was staled. -rreage quota* and llmitatlont En'arUlnmant apprnnriaU for |nb for you until you ar* certain , n<| than tkreo weeks, In an effort he thought the eitlaen, a guest. in the tiresent sugar net was of. to set men. am iss sod supplies tto dinner.mcctln - will to in o f induct'on. If accepted, notify of Sanford were doing a good Ji'. fried in the house today by charge o f B. M. .hVhcrrcttc, him'at once by mail. If you sell in -liminrtin^ fir* haxarda. to tbs 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 .... i s . . . — . Explaining the purpose of hi* transport to tto aasUrn 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 that If you In- this cold weather." he said. ATTO R N KY A R RESTED reason for thajurtallmcnt of train; enter ted the department of agri­ do are not token by tto Army, you " f thr 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 tost 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 great |Attorney Gcnenl Bid-lie desig . „ . - ,, . . . Axis t* sit Important factor. An* Slidsy, Miami attorney, xurrrn iIv ntRfM, i t during the prrirnt! nM|IM| M„ nr(.„ „ f Hhnmlv rts- tulloni ahouM hr ri*niovi*«| by ^ other la Ii tto coavsriion of mtny time. It U n»ce»tary that wn kw-P j triclll| movrm«nt« for (Jtrman. I mandatory net of rom-cM, ' os* trains and coscto* Into ax many men m hand at (hr fin- Jausnes- and Itailin nationals, the station*rv ' barrack* for station a* poaalbl*. Y"u can't tell Falifornia n rs t from the Oregon' 8lBl a third la th* prohwFnt m iy h'poen.” t atom-out rolling Ch'-f f.lavcland also warned Safe' tZ\Wi l l ‘SZlSi Argentina Attempts 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 ‘" T h - t e £ ^ " r « i C ; r . h . i T o Protect Sea Coast 100 psKsnt to armamant morning will to conducted Thurs­ should to taken to remove all b***|2|, after which enemv aliens iii i day afternoon at th* Presby­ ard* of Oil* typo before they catch ! lh„ >rr, muit BUENOS AIRES, Feb. I. , |„ their terian Church at 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 Ja .M. and at all other time* must nffletatlng. Interment dUl to In i i i „ la ‘taking n „_ . i . 1 t o at their heme* or place* nf eni- [• f 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, Thinner ‘*° -------------------E. J. Cameron, Roy Kalley, Law- Cana Made la Jaskson and II, D. Dagu* will b* palltoarars. WASHINGTON! fab. 4— HPI Buyers To Get Sugar Talbott Stationed —'Th# War Production Board Rationing Stamps ordered already-thln tin cant A t Bowman Field made thinner Tuesday and announced a quota system under WASHINGTON, Fob. 4—'A V Georg* Tsibott, son at which tuoplla* of tlnplata will Special “ sugar stamps" to to Is­ Prank Talbott of Oviedo, is to allocated to can manufac­ sued bv tto government to rsvow training In tto United turer*. filtered cn iu m in . will to re­ xtate* A mar Air Cor** at Originally, can standard* ware quired tofors purch.es can to Bowman Field, Loulavlile. Ky. t .BO pounds o f tin baa* tox made under tto pspdlng Sugar He urwlooaly « 4 i atatloasd Program.- It waa of tinplate, bat earlier in Ito Rationing at Coma Blanding and Stopemergency, th* government or­ learned today. Field. Wkblta Falla, Each stamp will permit tto dered th* latte ndoMd tn 145; end airs* Individual to buy I t ounce* of sugar aa bis woeklv ration, A aooke* man for tto 0 P A dl*alossd It will to bsfor* tto plan . ___ . . . . _ _ = s s s ijs ii--a f ossr........ .i. Few Fires Reported So Far This W inter’ to / Repeal Of Acreage Quotas SuirKi-'Htcil Rcstricted Area Of Cnlifornia Disclosed T i ■«!»£ ,52'wkuJC TFo'sU r Funeral Will S'sSJCT '“‘"' Be Held Thuniday City News Briefb W^ftP Board tjrdCPB • a iTmiTHwl N � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1942 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 03, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c37169997077018991f91bd7cdb20327.pdf 9f8cf1e1e205935b93873d54a31dbf18 PDF Text Text I ‘A W a^J^v/iA rsJtirjA A J THE 8> o Editorial Staff ------- Udwmr4 Manhall ............ AUr# Trwpl# --------- U k (kl««»ll Nadirya WlfglM Hamrril# K«ri HIH«m »rflf aa4 Jark llarrla* .— (|lff«N rroMar l.wrillr Hall* Marn«#r1(# Kfjm bmI ■laart Qaart#rwaa K 4 l(« r .t » -r H U f ... N « M | l i | K4ll*f * m « M IIm , — CtfF M N * r t'M a tr U 4 lltr lp * m Kiltara .... R trla iff* M I I m ( M f Kiltara n » :r o it T r .n « i 7— PaiHWa I M n Htnaaa HlMklaa Nar)«rU Jm mvm aa4 Kalbrra WlfglM UaiM SlMfgrta Harr Habaa aa4 Orlra Karrrll __ Klarta#* Walla . _____ Bitty r-alar . m tmm Nalk 4. Haa4 r .r .A . .. .... (M h I *«*r(i»| .. .— omim riiN lib ra ry . Bpmm ►f 0#Mlaa|# C'arafr »#baal la *«Mlafc#4 aatkly bp lb# jaamnllam rlaaa •( R»«l»«l# ll'ab «rb***»|. MO R E ,1 u i ' 1‘ Alt a follow-up to lant week’* article, wj attain enurry eratc general facts thnt are of interest. It is interesting ; to note how muny simple facts can lie suggested when !i Hat Is compiled. U;, Here is this week’s mixture: The governor of the Territory of Hawaii is Joseph B. Poindexter . . . Manuel Quezon is the president of the Philippines, while Sergio Osmena is the islands’ vlce-pres[■-dag; Jdent . . . The hlg league baselMill managers Include Le# ‘r * Durocher (Brooklyn ’’Ilotlgers’’), B i l l y Southworth (St. Louis "Cardinals”); W i l l i a m McKechnie (Cincinnati "Reds”), F r a n k Frisch (Pittsburgh "Pirates"), Melvin • Ott (New York "Giants’*), Jimmy W i l s o n (Chicago “Cubs”), Casey Stengel (Boston "Braves"), Hans Lobert (Philadelphia "Phillies"), Joe McCarthy (New York "Yan­ kees”), Jimmy Dykes (Chicago “White Sox”), l/ni Boud’■ reau (Cleveland "Indians"), Delmnr Baker (Detroit M Tigera”), Joe Cronin (Boston "Red Sox"), Luke Sewell (St. Louis "Browns"), Stanley Harris (Washington "Nation­ als”) and Connie Mack (Philadelphia "Athletics") . . . . Elmer Layden, former head coach at the University of • Notre Dame, is now czar of professional' football . . . New York University has the largest enrollment of any Institu­ tion of higher learning . . . Former Coventor Martin L. Davey of Ohio 1s one of the leading tree surgeons in the United States . . . President-elect of the Florida State ; Senate Is Philip D. Beall of Pensacola . . . Commissioner of Agriculture Nathan Mayo of Florida is the dean of ihe State Cabinet in number of years service . . . Hawaiian delegate to Congress Is Samuel W. King, republican, whilo Anthony J. Dimond, democrat, serves as Alaska’s delegate , . . Clarence A. Dykstra, president of the University of . Wisconsin, gained nation-wide fame in 1037 when he was serving aa city manager of Cincinnati.' He was, at that time, highly commended for hia work during the 1037 dlst astro us flood . . . Mrs. Barney Dreyfuas, chairman of the ; Board of Directors of the Pittsburgh “Pirates’.’ baseball team, Is the lesding woman In American baseball . . , Anv other "headline" woman is Congresswoman Mary T; Nor' ton of New Jersey. Rep. Norton is d e a n of the women “ L tra of Congress as well aa being chairman of tha lmt House Labor Committee . . . Heads of the colleges and universities are John J. Tlgert (University of FlorJda), Doak 8. Campbell (Florida State College for Wom­ an), Hamilton Holt (Rollins College), William 8. Allen taon University), James E. Mooncv (University of pa), Bowman F. Ashe (University of Miami, and John n (Webber College) . . . The Marquis of LJthlinla the British Viceroy of India . . . Prime Minister of la Is John Curtin . . . Richest man in the Senate Sana*0r Peter Goelet Gerry, democrat of Rhode Island • 7 President of Portugal la Antonio Carmona while tho ier la Antonio de Salasar . . . Eire’s premier, Eamon Valera, was born In Brooklyn, New York . . . King of tated Croatia Is Aimone I. He was formerly the :e of Spoleto, Italian nobleman . . . N,ew governors the 1040 elections ar J. Emile Harley-of South CaroColgate W. Darden, Jr., of Virginia, and Coke R. Stcn of Texas. Harley succeeded Burnet R. Maybank ho was elected senator: Darden was elected governor for four-year term; Stevenson. Ilentenant-governor, was ela­ ted to the governor’s chair when W. Lee O’Daniel was m senator . . . Will Hays, c u r of the motion picture ‘ r, was once a republican politician . . . Alejandro .u*l. pitcher for the Washington "Nationals," was In Venezuela. In concluding this article, tha second of the “fact” i, I hdpe that It has been beneficial In some wav. By EDWARD MARSHALL Rome’* Contribution To Civilization Told Rev. Ziemer Speak* At Assembly Meet S. H. S. Rumblings SOMETHING ALL CAN DO ‘ . ■ - F „ HILLY PIXI.ER nr HERMAN MIDDLETON a r HUDL'Nrr * Eleven new members have i Tb« students of World History, Vow exams Tha Rev. Georg* Zlamar, who ar* ovtr been added to the Seminole High under tha direction of Mlu Betty was ordained s t Qeo P in t Bap­ School list of air raid wardens. Euhrmrn, haro been aaked to The midnight oil's been burned, tist Church last Wednesday, wsa The duties of these wardens 0 write • unu paper. Msny prov­ When report cards ere handed th* speaker of tho morning at os. ed to b* Interesting. ar# many. They must know how t h * regular assembly of th* and when to us* fire e*tlnThe on-chosen tor publication Wall find out what we'vs learn* SemlnoU, High School student ed-or didn’t know. la as follows: .rubbers and know th* dtf/arent body last Thursday. MACK CLEVELAND sad What Rome Contributed To Civ­ types of bomb#. Wardens 'a r The speaker aUtad that now ilization—by Millard Hunt McKAY TRULUCK were report- more than ovor before, wa should statloned in th* up atoira hall, ' Whan ao err at a number of ad .a a . atoning it during the appreciate living la tha Unltod at the head of tho atoira and or. /| ,<mrbarlan tribes overran the Ro­ blackout the other night, hot States, and that wo ahoold do all th# roof of th* building. I man Empire, It would be sup- ’’LUCY" m m i to fit In some- in ou> power to keep It free. Th* air raid wardens are a# >P°a^l that the clvillxslion that wh*ra. Don't ask u» “lucy whoT" follows: David Oateh«l, Bill v • Mr. Ziemer continued by rout­ had flourished there would have . . . Wa don't know!!!!!! ing some of his experiences In Fleming, Jimmie -Ridge, Bill ; been destroyed, but this was not JU TE and MARGAR1TE He told of too religious Earle, Edward Marshall, Wartvn true for several reasons. Most KEYS cntrrUincd with a feast India. festivals In that country. Ones Daniels, Leo Butner, Hu/i „ of Roma's contributions hud been for tho crew. Flril ainc* ihelr he saw a throng of natires com­ Whrlchel. Billy Southward, Paul made iuiik long before the mvnurr* invaders uviure tnp A bunch of frills pletely entranced .by a fakir wavVrore, Hob Crumley, A1 Rabur. cam*, In th* Jcrm of idra* rn.l congress ted at PATTY HOD- Ing sn Incense burner over a George Speer, Billy llollyhead, records left behind. small altar while the .natlvaa GE’S house Wednesday for a ( harlrs Gormly. The eonquerora did not rhanjr th* c)uract*r of th* population “so* shower" given In honor of swayed back and forth In tempo Here’s a with the burner. Then th* fakir because they settled among many CONNIE McCAIJMARTY PERKINS , threw a rag doll to ona of the An air tarrj service Is opcrstrdfi times Uwlr over number. Al- •‘pome" natives whose ayea Ware almost from Mietv’ti, Kane, to Wlnlpeg* though they becama the ruling mid# up: •Hipping out of his head. Th* nawith free rides to yrung Amerl *!»»». they psld little attrntlon Oh, Connie sweet, y o jtl never tNr waa auppaaotf to carry th# cans who want to Join the Royal to th# towns that remained, and. know, doll across a bed of red-hot coats Canadian Air Force. , these remained Romtn, preserv-' *^>w much I hate to see you »o. Ing parts of the old culture ami. I hate to see your mum go too, -hi that th* wrongs that he had customs. But the most important! For she's the sweetest, nest to ' done would bo forgiven by tho Most of the car-owning families % j idols that they worshipped, but reason why the Roman elvillas-1 you. in the United States hove neverW he rot cold fact and didn’t do tL tion was not destroyed was that purrhrsed a new car. They d#Mr. Zlemar concluded by uig. the rhurth Itself continued to live D>n't br a naught lissle. nd upon second, third or fourth ing tvaryona tn toy* God and on much In A * eld way. t nit- When you get to Tallahassee, nd cars for their transportation. urally suffered some from th# In- Catch coins fellows, three or thrir country—then we will be prepared to defend our demo­ rations, but, on the whole, it con­ two cratic Ideala. * tinued to preserve the Roman cus­ On# for mo. and one for Before Mr. ZUmer** address. tom* and Ideta and to stand for peace, Industry, and right living, ; '• you. David Catehcl presented the new GLADYS PIPPLN and HER­ lianner that haa recently .been Of tha many contritutlcn* of !!•»• Your Clocka And Romtn to civilisation that aur MAN MIDDIXTON doubledatlR* purchased by the 8.H.S. Band with BUCOY PROCTOR s n j to use when they parade, to the vived, the following stand out: Watches Repaired Ujr ( tr.LUAN WALSH took It* a (1) THE IDEA OF WORLD i ludent body. Th# banner, which UNITY—Th# Roman Empire fur­ picture show last night. -. i« centered with a brilliant In­ material topped with an eyelet The first reindeer the Bronx, On# Who Urally nished tho first example of a SYLVIA ME1SCH ami WAL dian Head that waa eooltd from Y.. Zoo have exhibited since AL1.BR1TTON jookaj th* official seal ‘ of th* school pique, collar and only on* of N. whole rlvlliicd world living to­ LACE 1U07 have recently been acquired th* three on the Jacket button# Knows How ^ gether In petes and unity. In around from Sanlando to San­ i>y Sylvia Mtlsch, haa orange earlier day*, th* to-ealled empires ford to Dyers last Friday. Alnt letters nn a dark hlua back­ waa fastened. She w o r e low- from a private estate at Lake Placid. N. Y. heeled spectator oxfords and car­ had been divided Into a number we having fun? jground. It waa hoped that tha of hostile states, each state pur­ PLABHl Flash! On your to**, hanne- would com* In tim* for ried • '. light blue handkerchief. Pixy centers, equipped with oc­ suing Its own aalflah Interests amt galsl All out to look your bast. the Christmas parade In Orlan­ This teacher has a 'pleasing per­ trying to weaken or destroy its MATT HASBROUCK. newcomer do, hut due to th* present emer­ sonality frtd .Is loved by • all. cupational and constructions! toy* nursery 1 rivals. But under th* Empire, to the aenlor class, la on th* gency. It haa just arrived. 108 MAGNOLIA ' ' Know h er?' If not I’ll tell you installed In London'* air-raid ■uch feeling*'of hostility died out lookout for a gal to rail naxt weak. Sew you then you shelten. his. rnd th* entire Roman world con­ Anybody how wants to put In an P^jv.hlJJIna I |»o#«e knnslqi tlb » » w ^ | w » # i^ b s .a s q sidered Itself on great, united so­ ciety with common Interest and application, *** ORIEN. JA R ­ eoipmon Ideals. This has been set R E LL hla advisor) (Hal Hal) ANN 8T1NE, PAUL HICKaa an example by modern states­ •*<■< U t TON. ERLINE KELLY, and men for an Ideal world. By JACK L HERRING DELPHINE HASTY hummed («> THE ROMAN LAWS — Bill " Flash" Branan who waa Writs as they While extending her empire, Rom* th* Skater** Rllfl's greatest ground gainer waa rlao gathering together a glided up and down the streets during tha past football season, night. It great system of law*. Its prin­ of town Thursday haa received a personal apistla ciples wars composed of their own erem* to be a fad. Uniforms ar* certainly bait to from Coach "Wally? Butts of customs and this customs of the various peonies they conquered. catch th* girls these days, and Georgia Unlvaralty to try-out These laws aimed to aatll* every who la MARJORIE HODGES to for tha “Gawja" gridiron team question that cam* up with even- resist ona? W* apeak In regard* com* graduation . . . Prior to handrd justice rather thrn by ape- to that ulcture aha received from that h# waa slated to go to Mercer (Macon, Ga.) but that rial favor. Th* last important Camp Blandlng. school haa disbanded Inter-acholRomtn emperor, Justinian, had all HAROLD HALL and IC.LDN •stic athletics for tha duration these laws collected and codified, thus preserving tnem for later 8TAFFORD ware seen datin’ of tha war . . . Another local Th* where and whan of the Inc!.gridiron here, Glen "A be" Oda t**, go completely has this Ho­ man law mat th* needs of man­ dent slipped our mamory, hut we ham, will recalre hla trial at kind, that It has become th* law remember th* important part th* Unlvaralty. af Michigan, .no What little blond freahmaii Waa v.V It’s pretty steep but I Of moat civilised peoples today, axrapt those of English speech, who roe* by the name at BET­ hope they make th* grad* . . . who heve adopted the English TY CORRODI has got JOHN So much for football and now Common Law. ‘‘BRAINS’’ BEL/YEU practically to th* present Interest, baskat« i 3) T H® IDEA OF A BU­ dltsv with Infatuation. Oh, but ball . . . Bom* Interesting sta­ REAUCRACY Gnutually, tha man- don’t think h* love* hla M aver- tistics are forthcoming . . . In agement of Rom* cams under a ftffM lM*!t tha six games which th* Fads great number of officials, each PATTY HODGE says you looking after soma special Inter­ havtn't lived until youVe rowed have played they hare made 61 est. Each of these. officials waa • boat around In th* same spot field goals against 46 for responsible to soma higher official for fifteen minute*. . DAVID aopoaanto . . . They hare until w* coma to Ih* Emperor, who threw tha anchor out whan ah* M out of 66 attempted throws against 16 ont of 16 for was th* cantor of the -shol* sys­ arm* not looking. thalr opponent* . . . SS out af 63 ^1$ H iw EXPERIMEMfAl PlAKEr tem and master of th* Rom n la only an average of .444 which BILD y FLEMING haa anethar world. This system I* coming admirer. Tho line fern s to th* la way balow par. They should mors and more Into us* today. jA Y lN S MUC)( M t fA l Von(4) FINE AND PRACTICAL right gall Being taQ, blond, and hit at least 76 percent af thalr o iH E R . D E F E H S X . P U R P O S E S handsome stems to bo all It free threw* . . . They hare com­ iRTS In obaorblnxsnd end preserving tha Greek literature, a, culture, and Ukts these days.' Mm-m. Did mitted 66 personal foula thus giving thalr opponents 76 free aria, th* Romans made i____ ___ on* „of tnvona ever think differently? The three Inaeparmblea-KIN- try* a t 't h e basket . . . All of thalr greatest contribution* to ehrUlsxtlon. While absorbing this K1E, TOI8, and HELEN, have this adds up to • grand total of Creaks ways, th* Romans dcval- a secretive gleam In thalr ayaa. 160 point* scored for tha Fada oped Ihelr own literature and Heaven help ua when thay’ro •gainst U S far thalr opponents »ri*- Especially noteworthy are up to something *1**. . . . Lead Inr th* way la Mg BQ) | rT I J H r |» M I 1 thalr great achievements In buildFlaming with 16 flaid goads and Wall, “ loodle-li adoa. mg roads, aqueducts, and bridges. 0 free shot* . . . fallowed closeThalr us# of th* arch waa on* of r by "Rabbit" Daniels who haa th# greatest contributions to connine Held goals and fire fro* 4 t 'Iruetlun mad* by man. Proof of gratia shots A tenth job He* WORLDS SMALLEST f ISR ••-rife. thalr great engineering abilities •btad o f th* Fada thla weak.. . FA m d a k a - i s l i e s - N a h o m e -H a l f m c K la th* time defying quality of Winter Garden la to ba played lhar workmanahlo. By MARY RABUN L oxq , AMO <R 0WS m LAKE. »UH1| than on Monday night Ocala ^ 1$ D A I or C itfriA L , (») THE LATIN LANOUACE Exams! Exams! Will I pass or H r* Tuaaday afternoon and Eoa- AM ERICA, AMP PHtUPPlHU"" A soitf l»(OOd of ^IIM Y/oiat In thalr creation of tha Latin will I fall? This haa been tha lla than oa Friday . . . There language, th* Roman* mid* an yis por High ram** ahoold surely throw aomo h— *.k*wiu^.reora.>NEKK OMLY A. POUND Cet » L b | l Indelible contribution to th* world, err of eyery Seminole School student for tha past light on bow th* Fad* will botha Empire expanded, the Latlanguage wa* gradually adopt- weak, but now It la *U over! gin to round yout for tha tournaogmasau latsMOHw* ad In *11 the province*, and In Som# hay# failed, but net these manta . . . Spooking of tha touri. th* laeala win olay Methla way, eras Introduced Into tha who have worked conscientious•7' * , .j . .• 1*0 team from Seabreoxa innT . rrwor°Ul*,r , » ] " * » MU4W Thla acmes tor the students , OOC, IM DISCOURAGED • Peninsula) In tha now B u t ® *A N N Y which will b* the i l b at •" uuHraly different eclwBesides' being Introduead Into I HAVANT MNJOVUD A Y o u v b « scrr a l o w , __ tournament . . . Thla should th* language* Xotln continued «n tto original form aa tha language ba vary halpfol for oar team.., . V J » U - ChAY /A4 M Y U P * . .P R E T T Y F A IR -H E M S ' of th* church th* language of V W Y L O C K A T MY 1Y O U R E S O Y E A R N learning and th* mean* Tuesday merel^wT'tbe^re" "« r cation hgtween the­ mailing enea war* gren WadnaaO L ^ A H O t S T IL L ' ■ re of all countries day morning. Thi, Memlttod « O IA 4 * » T R O H G H j prratlvely recent time* everyona to bar* Tuaaday aftertha serious liUrature of noon for studying to glv. them — dl* Ages eras written . VmvJ ■ y ... PATTY V and t r a today, It la th* a. s t th* Roman CathoM* d-j. I school* today do uaC fetu d lto riu *# ... , I f you •faikd thU aetMster oaaa even today. 3? » • BV LLC& N fr ENOUGH D EFEN SE STA M PS— WE CAN mH E G BRIGGS Sports Shots SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK ■Ida waa proud at th* id that cams to halp u* Lasts, the ' magician, wife. A ale* aum wa* and turned over to Mrs. Seumlllat to b* used for web. , all tha pupils In third, and fourth, ■allowed to go to V for an after__,*tum to tha , ware eager to tall had learn ad visiting book friends. meats next Thors. -* and wa bop* aaah I plan bar work aa a cum* and be with r^Our f . T. A. WHb*. J Junior High sponsored a carn­ ival Friday evening and tha pro­ ceed* want to th* Rad Croat War Rallaf Fund. Tha faculty waa In charge of tha following concessions: bingo, hot davt, cold drinks, throwing panalaa, skating rink, chamber of hor­ ror*, and numerous other entertalamenta. At th* sloaa o f tha araatag a big show was atagad to tha audltorum. Fun waa anjaygd by th* young and old. Turday th* Junior High’* J P H P Examinations Are Taken By Pupils t H tfi root l/ x jb rm te L 8JBLS* SA88LETY lit , ~ s n . S a w Im iF v Z announcer load th* aahaol la "Oaward " Christiana MM ‘k i z j u j r v r a S TK -aau' n*K w f c t t .’SGK E L ’SSffi a brought , wake • .-o f. Junior High News Eur umU u ih ~~ E ll > assembly rep*atod tho facul- m e t. ?* By R.J.SCOI I iS'fVl ONLY MAlflKlAL u sto .m m BODjfor 1TBE'OLD HOME TOWN■ H l H >UTH BIDE NEWS Air Raid vVarriens 0 Have Many Duties w By ST> �<) THE CALL IO THE COLORS IS A CALL FOR DOLLARS! AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established In 1908 Member Associated Pres* SAN FORD. FLO RIDA . MONDAY. F E B R U A R Y 2. 1012 Axis Mediterranean Action Intensified; Malayan Fight Rages Defenders of Batan Repulse Attacks By Japan’s Best Troop To Get Son’s Medal Of Honor Campaign Reported t More ^Serious Than German-Italy Push In•*. J Northern Africa • • . <5 Back From Europe ■1■ I Ilf Goering Confers WitfeMussolini %««fwlatrd PHM| Singapore'* ilrfrmlvra blasted three •mull Japanese craft in the narrow Johorr Sir lit between the M'layan inunilnml anil Singapore Island today, the British report* *1, adding one win sunk. Sm iaport’n srtill.'ry Inmbanletl Nippon* ftp troop* across the strait in March Of Reinforce­ ments Toward Suez* Considered Likely; II. ^ Fleet May S ta rf Offensive »__ _ » Lecturer On Justice P e a c e Discusses World After Wai Indications Of AllOut Assault Arc Given Bv Nipponft IhrSuriiur " M'i*ht n riiiun, (iI«»r- 1 l.lil- I*IItII. Win III t 1.1. Mint lifrlliMni I •if M - II” III U- III. '111.j. a t nf hit ■ talk Imminent nll-out offensive ngahist Singapore. 8 u h < t » n l isl reinforcements have reached Singapore within the In*! few . l a y s , (iov. Sir Shenton Thomas revealed yes­ terday. and more nre on the wav. lie pledged the island's garrison ami IMl.iltltl people to an in­ domitable stand until swelling Impel hi| might can (urn the In­ vasion title. The chipt were down In the defense of this greatest Allied base in the Knr East. The rum­ ble of nrtdlrry and the now familiar drone of warplanes were reaielrss reminders that the siege was on ami that the Japanese were drawing their fortes into close array on the tip of the surrendered Malaya New hIbtih of an A x l g j Mediterranean c a m paism, much moro serious than tha present cAuntor-offenslve Int eastern Libya, appeared to* day. Coinciding -with the Rritish retreat from Bengnsi and Italian reportH of an intensified German air as* nault on Jdalta, Berlin re* Rale hours hal Oea sing has W SgSK l Invaders Are Said To Be Half Wav Down Peninsula After 3 Weeks Of Fighting t h s t Can. Frank Andrews Unified Army and Navy eomtaanda have been eetablisbed In JkW vital war unes — Hawaii, tfjW Panama Canal, tha Western [Caribbean and tha Far East — lid provide co-ordination. Under JJu new set-up, Lieut. Gen. mainland. R ank Andrrws will be In comA biief communique told of l*aml ever Navy as well as Ar- Imperial artillery laying down ■alts In the Panama Canal n harassing barrage against Jap ­ rts Say Japs Of Borneo Coast ------------were killed er captured e n d .a t least eg# German strong paints were destroyed >In two days of fighting around Leningrad. • Russian eomsaanlgue said today. .Vast quantities of gens, am* munition, >eakUIee a n d railway stock were reported captured la l * r A— MatN Pf##a) tha sweeping le a . army advance Unconfirmed D u tc h reports through tbs , today Indicated the Japanese of 8uKnlnkhl, have occupied Pontlanak. the main city on the Dutch Uorneo weat coast. Japanese bombers struck Senday at Dutch Timor, southern­ most e f the Indleii only 310 miles from the- AMlrallan coast, while Dutch troops fiercely bat­ tled landing parties at four points, Including tha Amboina naval base. In their deepest air raid yet made Into tha Indies, Japanese platjea attacked Koepang and skipping secth of there, in the strait between Timor and the smell Island e f Remaoe (flam* aw>» There was said to have been no damage or casualties. Confirmation of these develop­ ments In the parts of the Neth­ erlands Ernst Indie* of most vi­ tal imnortanee to Australia cants from Melbourne,, where ther were, announced in -an RA.F. communique. Dutch resistance was reported offered Sunday to a weighty two-pronged Japanese drive to grab the Pentiansk area, on the west coast of Dutch Borneo on­ ly 471 miles northeast of Bata­ via, capital of tha Netherlands Planes Attack Dutch Timor, 310 Miles Local Policemen Capture Colored Purse Snatcher ek Air Force, together gl State* and Au*tra­ in under United Nanand. appeared to hare o f tha air, a t least r> for a communions “enemy air activity Its* than daring tha leer Will itfion Meet raevntiy appaim- anese concentrations a n d com­ munications In southern Johure during the night. British, planes ranged over the mainland plas. terhig the enemy position* with bonds, and starting tires whien glowed brightly across the mile- Mate* |ces Discussed \y Fred R. Wilson 8 Persons P^'is^ 1 Emergency Ser\|cc Corns Examinatnli in mti-rmitiun- I i ».»v i - nf ,Ni*w I , I m * . a.l.lri t.-i .1 i It. i;••t .ii v ( lub 1/ ttntuy nil what iw In t mm* alter I (h r war. Air. liivi.4 was intmhIucciI v <1. B S B B I A. S|K*e», who h .1 charge «•( the progrum, .<« a (orm.-i a«-*i»ciute tieorgi oi Ur IliiniitiMi Holt, nml at plea- J ernor «» enl t'ligugrtl in ileliverillir Uv lure* t*1 hi* P on the Mibjcet of intermit it n il I ‘irnniul •»* |h Ire «»'i| jiiatie*-. a •ubjei t of J Fwhit h he ha* lieen n - iii.tout fo» J Fill It* li year*. tieiin.m Air. Da via naiil (hat what i» get to I nrnlfil in the leilm of interna* tional affair* i* mi eileipion of our system of government *o us r\ to guaiuntee eui international rights through law rather thini s v r. lie said that we onto fought' 1 1 7 * | 1 (treat Hr it a in Iterance of inter* W 111 i terenco with oar light of locnl f f •elf-government when it w»* |iro* I ^ poitetl to lev) n sin ill tba on leu. I I « Now, he says, Hitler eo«u|*’l« j I “ to levy over IT billion dollur* in: lavatlon this year through hia in* I lerferrnc# with American rights! lirC IO l in Hilrroatinnnl affairs. I Vlirt The wpaste to come after thi» 1 1 war «KouM pHtVkta for in nbnotuto sour, nice of the Inherent rights of individuals, Tor an ealrnalon nf .. . I me ’-Good Neighbor Policy’’ . 1 i" ’,H , throughout the rivili.nl world, nml " ‘Ire for the rrralinn of established J’l'*r:l," r court* to which jurisdiction i* li'hnunt grantnl for the settlement of dis- Wl11 i pule, between nations. n|iil>nie I'resident R. ‘W. Ruprechl cull- A II. i lit I JflpS AuIHlt B&ttUUOn Wiped Out By British M, to 9.00 F. M. atg dava a ! , ^ . i BERLIN, (From German llroidManwe, p BUwu. I { n 1 caat)w-F».. 2. (AT—The German I ila k flil Fi J L 0b# !il 'u k a L fF l* ndio broaUcait a bvlatiNl J/nanri# L ^ M WWt i * n i idmiaelon todjy , that Iwyonet5 J2 lh? T T S 1" * lchwtw«|g British Imperials a.uiL Tho Aral will ,U r t i l IM A. |hiUst—d s Japanese battalion t.. th* M, a n j end i t 3:00 P. M . |ad min, with the Iona esccption followed' Immediately by another 0f the commending offierr -ho couroo lasting pnill 9:03 P. M. eras seriously woonde.l, rn (he John Prvvalt. 12 year old son Man who hava ka.1 some e i- Malayan peninsula last \Vr,lnr«- of Mr. ami Mr*. Walter Prvvall porlanca In welding will bo In »ay. of Gcnevo, was arrldmtly shot tho 1 4 0 P. M. to lt:0 0 P. M. The Gorman account s»bl ‘ha and kill.-.l yeaierdav while play­ ing with a rrmip of young bov«, Bhcrlff Charles Hind raportni. 8herift Hind rvfuaad to give i tho names of the Hire# young­ routed by Japanese reinforccim ota. employed in radio work or re­ ster* who were frolicking with lated indaatriaa will b4 eligible V-«ing Prevail. .Ha said a .22 tn Joist the radio class. It was Hfla which tho group had been .annotasted. Tke remainder nf thr using ws* Iho death Inalrwmenl. soon, it was The Sheriff said (ha buys were on engines to stated. Tkraa': all eluoe friends of Previtt's, ka used In U rplane service and that (ha tragody wag purely d sss srrfvH Saturday. accidental. No Inqyosl will bo sm l Twelve Year Old Boy Accidentally Killed I're s s l |it>ut:l;r. M n cA r* .-stiln m lin- r!iili|i|Miu*s liatl i«*|»t.l*s,-il w it h In-itvy e n e m y In s-.!-, tin- la ti’ *l aerie* o f l:i|i iih - i- iillai-k-*. w lllch vw-r,- in.nit- t•\ III'' fm* ^ I * S t M„,| il iu;iiin«i II, W I.ffl-II>IM- ncilllll I.. |«»*ithM. In '»•> ill.- i- ri-guriU-d m tlrv iy |l|ulsul*ll\ „ I „ ,'r l.ipith .»• • Ji<|»«lrnf i mil ilia* rhiliiMiin*** r, p«.i t•*.I | h •• hsiiiimI «»f HrttV/ uiinnn* iiloiur tlu* n i n \ of lliltllll pi'll 111wll l.i, |H»»il»ly n r r al.liiM mi u llm il Jai»m »»-»‘ ;•»Intstvi'uifuiiut ilcn. II o u r m * .\|a»-.\itliur’» Hi M ol t»iiv f"r bv tin' Vrmv of I •••urnil hmiirtiM Ma** iimrhron nest Monday will be held nnunerd today. Orilor* i.-var.l Avihur mi Itatiin tHiiiiiHiilu, on daylight saving time, one hour iog nllocatlon of rom.ll.net, bipMiii'H** u|i|mii*ntl) ib'trrm innl ■arlier than heretofore. lor.- .-..•.•rtnl to Ih> r.-r.'it.->l *•»». v i-li'r iU y tn titlark r.iru*ifi*k»r Visitors nt totlay's luncheon in -:f.".o Sti.t.* l»-ad.n.i.rt.-r*. h.- -n.d 1,1 .HI I'ffnrt In lirbiv rnaUlnnr** eluded: t’ly.l,- Noble of lllooming. | -Tb.-re will not t„- *<iff.ri, nt in iIn* |,liiH|M*lii|M *'» mi rml t»n. III., j.K- lhrbn.an of Butler,' m:.i .li.l to take rn..- of .■lu-ib!, ti ll Him Hwifl nlrnk" !*»., It m l Jewett of Palais, Me..| anidl.'i.nl, ii.ucl. Ie»n tin- i-em-r |‘h»» Mntnl unit i I h wati'llili* and John Uoo of I’atrhnue. N. Y .'u l piddii." Mr. P eter..■« d.-rln.e-l fni I if iriiltiniiH i; Hurt I tbi* bm‘,% t nft*r r.*reivin.s tl.e linlletin ft.on i.M.r t » tin* lliitiin immiiiihuIj nn»t 11|||q pli'ViMit til f)« IIIIJX nf majnr fm .. |, hm»,I- hi M'pnir h1h»|»* whi'ii ih • fnlis •* in lltn I i'll I nf ic It. Ma,’ ’ I 0 rs t*c iltltlff A l l C n S i rulioniiur Iiriiirmm -tm te \»i»l \ n liiii'- nil'll l'u rlln * r rminUlirs* . ■ininii'ilmti'lv Ih* wi.bii"-| l,i lb*' rn i,v Hu* AinnriiMtt I'iluiiiin fnrr«*a 11.1 t*.» \irtually ii»»|iuHRil»U» if WASHINGTON, Fell. 2 . - < d t , — Attorney tienernl lliddle su.d|*rV " f lb. tils* ft,111 fill. t nit i, '.it I h n (!„vurtiiupiit win (Hihllli It nm l citvi In> ri*« i»i;niii* I j Tin* Juiu»iir«n irathrriNl Iho iippaiiMit (hal liii* m b . barui"* an,I luunulu ^ nt lu rm tr, a uml I hi* win,!*• ,! ' 11||l *w(• it built null'* HlMlth nf mil 1untimi. i# much wur«i» lh:»»» i • \tiiiiitii, an,I within *asy rniiK*’ th** I iffiienillv iH'livvi il,” Mr. IV tri ,»f I'orrcgMlnr *» k i iiil «i»ii ronliniuil. Muml Ihi* »liirli«<( I’ri'Hiiniubly, ^ri'at Hrcrrry ntflir upnli«'ir| in , i (h>* iTtiilitlbiii’* th*' prpiuiraliniK, but ,vi, •will Ih* npplinl. T o hIi ,»w Ii„ w I|l«'H,btl nf tlirni rrnr!ir,| i«. I ctriflly Kntionintf lloanlh in**|I woral i \nu*ri**an ^arrintui in thr furl* m jix p , rii-,1 |» npuly ihi* r«*iftiln•1 t|J# lli'iiF. VlrH-Prrublonl W nUm v ,,f j irnn. l*i-r irtiiiH ivrm RUiblruly ,r*•I • I Ti » i l H t a t r a ntiuli* iippllrn t u r |tMifi tn lbi» Offkt* of I'r rt' Ail* 1t 'lu i'iitr.ihtl mi th i*• fnr*r.M th * inu I (“ In i-tn ill in ii* to thv • lit*It*illtv | War IK part incut »uhl. **Thr Mirllu. j of bi* nr*oinobile for (ii«"«. nml , 1^110 (la'VIia-al. Illuo n iurtnb4*i ,»f tH*' . ( ’jiblnrl ntwl minti'rmi* o(lit*r of1firln*- i»» hl^H pOHitioiiM win* ill* Riddle Warns About X"llll'hn7 ,r-, ■?''. Three welding ctasoee and one the Metho<li«t Men’* Club, i» 'he -in radio repair will Mart to- first in Seminole County to ... kuiilie an emergency patrol of Ihla — ,— ------ - ---nature, Ita ocoutn.aatct utatnl ..ml gate under way, Ale* Johneon, (n addition to pawing thew resupervisor, announced today. quirsments, he qualified to Man who have signed to take come an Instructor. W J. II.-tier, a course mat today, anti the set scout leader of Mount Ih.rn who up of th claaa wae arranged, organised the first emergency «-rand students, ary man from IH vice fhrpa in Florida, tausht tho years of ago up, were assigned taro-day course, to cU ttts. It wot innoun?*! _ ‘ . . 77~ n ‘ that Hofmann will tearh V ««aet liiirtt ( i .i n i .i l I H u n ' 1 1 1 •<..-t•-,l i.xlny ilio tie* if t-iiil.-is ni tin- I! h iiii) Pt’iiin- iiii ,|.I’ ii, tioi Pour Classes In Defense Training S t a r t Tomorrow W. D. if..- \ tn iii i k m if u| .(la ir-., t.a vn r .,« a constant guard at the jrj.u m i,. 00t> atone and concrete mustWay, the only link between the Island and the mainland. In which a BO-yaid breacn wa. blastad at Ua Johore end af­ ter the withdrawal from Johure. War Mtnlater Francis Forde, acting as deputy prime minister, said the measures could not l>« disclosed for security reasons. 25 aM.l that S. nut.- *iih »« - | ' i •it im a BBBWHi Ivin llnnl*vnU: I., i.mly tn-alie* I I- i'll.1 of lhi* Ingge-t .1. 11 lincllt* I '» •v . pi) ilrnlfiL" A bulletin fiom 8 tala hca*l r U 'o u .r t e r H ro ncriTinif a •vnlheHr rubber follow#: **A preat ileal MILWAUKEE, Frb. 2 - M h - tut# been written in tin* pnpi'M Tounly, and municipal law en­ oImiuI #y til he tic rublicr. It i« »••* forcement officials In Wisconsin linuDril that It will t.iki* |.« were In • dither and also on (he month* tu h i ihi tho plant* anil .root yestsrday because Uncle provide a n ifflricn t quantity of Ham, reaehlng out for further nynlh#t:c ruhlnT to meet tha rc rvvrmtea, Imposed a Fetleral la* ouirenirnt# of the armed ftirr#»» of Ihi* rountty. nml unl«*«* in»* on sin, and pinball machine*. Slot and pinball .leviee* whirh me,iinte #trp# are* taken it will mi additional IH iuntith« pay off are Illegal In WUconalu, take for tire mnnufartrrcvM to build *u to say th at, peart . officials the nereH«sury equipment with were astounded Is to nut It which to manufacture tiie^ mildly In describing their reac­ In r eynlhetlc mateHuU. The tion to recent illseloaurr that mildit* Fhoutd not In* del.d»*»! Wisconsin' led all other Stales in payment nf iha new tai. Writer prophesied German Revolution Coanty Commission will hold thslr regultr February meetlny to. MWOOM, W& «.;<AV-Khcour- maiTew a t tho CammlaaU>n moot st tho Court House, storting at 10 00 A.M. ..°27; r s t _______ AB master masons aro Invited to attend the regular meeting nf thr Staffed fndgr. No. 02. F, and A.- M. Tuandav nljht <1 7:3C o’clock «t the Masonic Halt Frost Is Predicted For Central Florida The A**celntad From i m P * r dhpatcS has predWtfd, frnot for Cetstr i ip .rU , tonight. Tka dieaat'h r.Bowsi F*"r Ida -GonOaoed rather caU ♦onlaht with front In tka north and (alevior rsstral portiooc. LONDON, Feh. 2— (dh —Ten thousand pnerrUla fighters are In nation against Hungarians In tha Ukra'ne, that nart of formrr Prechnalovskis redsd to Run-ary. It was raportad tonloht bv Pavel Cehere ranrrsentatlve of Ike' Camotho-Ukrainian, on tke Pterhoelovak state enoaril In L'-mt-W, The mtcarOku wars sail to hove slain tke garrison at an Hungarian airdrome ami do•tro-H Its nines, foci and am* munition, destroyed a munition damp nmt real •tor** at tka ra'l ■ — v sttUnn nf Kerevln an-t TALLAHASSEE. Feh. f. fdh—Gnvrrnor 8p-»*anl L- H»lI*ml of Flori.lv yestcrilay nske I -overnors of I I other tourist Statro. •" J°lu him In apncnllng to Preshlent fllcrtsrv J ’. for a .tutemrnt enrouru ring Iravp' -nd racalLuu a* usual during the war. “I am roneinred that It wmitl be soon.I Hefcwse, onun.l een-vwnv sml mnrnle. If on* Pr--i 'r -t •roull Is*un a short h»lnf-<l •talcmept in c -nnectU”. -*i*h m-»|«» tra-el snd racr-sHon.’’ he -aid In n latter to tha other joveraon. . . . . . Daylight Saving To Bo Called ‘War TimoV WAHHINGTON. Feh. 2 - U f W When clocks move ahead - f i j hour Fell. 9. they are going . h ij rp--n’^ .no Mwar tlrna.”— 't^gM T h -i’s the tut mo p le k r tlW H f-r^ltcnl ITnoaeveU for Ikd B M f •---light saving ilmo r -r-rvss as a >p*m j t l - j m — ►ng-power for dcfsMg yH ffi ■ O S �It may Men like carrying coala to Newcastle, for the editor of T$e'Horald to be telling local'people w h a t to plAnt In tholr defense gardens. Mott Sanfordltes know so much more than we do about agriculture that thls .dis­ sertation may be‘entirety superfluous. But on the assumpi tlon that not everyone in .this, peciknvwho owns a few square feet of soil. Is a .w riter, we print: the followfat suggestions for-a Defense Gbrdent 1) Swiss chord or Hew Zealand spinach* both of SI k m of instruction. followed by nJditlniial tiutructiou Jnf a. representative from National Headquarters In Washington who will com* to Sanford at the request of the local chapter. Cabbage, and nutritious whether cooked, servi This weather, for a drink you! ■oeMat es iU«Ua> • P ack ag e Goods NOTES Beer & W ines MANN. Cocktails WB WILL LOVE HIM IF WE UALLT KNOW HIM; Awl he answering tald, Thou ahalt lore tho. Lord thy (iod with all thy heart, and with all thy eoul ami Wuh all thy atranrth, and with •II thy mind; and thy neighbor M thyself—Luka 10\21, TH E OVBBIIBARD Bald tho (JIH, “Little Moon, on _ year way down the sky, Do you erer get frightened at allT It loaka very Magrroua up there m high, ' . W TAVERN you ehould happen to •UttU Girl." Mia lha Moon, “Its a beautttul-pl.ee, This velvety lend of tho night. And as you csi^Tall ty the smile •n my face The altitude makes me quite "IU admit that It’s rather a drop <to the ground. Bat I'm sure If I fell there would A toft friendly cloud L Muwwhere around waiting calk warn 114 N. Pork Are. WB DELIVER Telephone HI06 ttAPIONBW B eaten In eubetontlal preportlono, they Will provide a fam­ ily of four with more than enough Vitamin A, sufficient vitamin C, and « much Vitamin fil «hd.others, m can b« obtained from any green vegetables during a four months harvest season. ' , , ■ ■ : 'TODAY’S 0.10 Greyhound Um Sports Reporter QMS 0:30 Stag 7:00 ■" ■■ To /lost down lha eky lanee with On* America ■./ Ibcration—yet. Official Wash!) oil almoat unanlmeualy Mlted de greatest speech and H " 1 Pie you eee, Little Girl, there Is P BOO BA H 8 <J;00 Edwin c. anu Lum and Abner Tho World Today ThO Lone Ranger the ip "We face a period of consumer rationing of every ar< tide which requires an appreciable quantity of strategic Aad although you're 'most thought* raw materials. , • :■• ful .to ctre, I must really confeu that f like "We’ve barely begun lo skcrlflcd, .grid w^lle It lp*y It up here h|a Oceifldenrc find us soft at first, we're como from strong fortbflea, Aid I’d never be happy down and there Is no four in my mind that AmeTtaane can’t take Intrfl -Ruth M. McKeoa. It.” there aver .'wee a. year That’s straight talking* and it coated. f^m.Wfllliftt P. ads at home. Save your Urn Wlthcrow, president of tho National. Asaoalation of Mono* your e«r for aa emergency. facturnr.", a man In a pcmltion to know what ho's talking about .In,a recent speech ho»WaiMed us Ameriekni « . « § past reached Theatre 1(1:30 Olga Coelho ’ N a*e 1 11 m NSWs Analysis ieia eg d»- B40 NWNttah BaaeWy * •j i a cu«Mga.*> V . duration. We All persons who wish to be* ream InstreeVws' for the Red Crate /1r»t.«kl courses are asked to regUto* a t the Red Crete WWW °n - Bhst TUet Street be. •t v * * r * "Speed of production la the eepgneo of victory. The to etv* that the succeed In rules of the gome can not be changed H'we ore not r fellow** courage defeat. . . " F o r u* there Is Just one America* and m one a fellow an the radio Mjr r night tlist the trouble Jape la they*** got ejaiite people wa must protect that load of free men against the en­ croachment of enemies to freedom—armed ot otherwise— so that these United Staten a w all they syfnboUie may endure for ua and bur posterity.” SANFORD FORUM N » m « -C » llln g B eca m e INSPECT THis N *W HOUSE AT 20th A OAK the British usually call the Japanese "laps,” . « . . h * Mr That’s not a. bod That would make all tho complobita about ore In the body of m the United Sta«p.("Vi B w . w^hfrS to wipe out; the germs ay squawks from Mac. United Lumber Company la old rubber, WALTONUTON, IV Rooo«velt*ii ninth year In edlpeci ell that west The dark days o fu a tlo n fovurv: Uw> .L a tilM h t lal glela^on; tho LrH^rcourl and-Ike %■. ttasueeeegfdl jernuuu "German which, they I. and would main eftneha of which, they are—health unite PUNCH AVfc AT ath 8T. PHOWR 7» .V Martin, a S r ! & . ”S year, only twice raids and ilnus �•; i« u n ' PUtriotie Theme Ufledl Two Recent Brides At RighSchool Dance ’ Are Entertained And 1*.<iiuiiug Mrs. H. J . Cameron. J r ami Mrs. M. Bohannon, rreehi brides. Mrs. Roy Barrow and Mrs. Ilntlir Coursey entertamed at the home of J. A. Vsrti on West (Ninth Street with a double kitrhen shower. Uuiuig (Ik- course of the afi .moon several games ami Vtsitesls wvlv enjoyesl witli Mis l'*hel prire* Is'lng won by B r o w n and Mrs. W. R. Ibsvher. After the gifts hail been proaenlisi to Ihe two guestof honor, tlie hostesses served ie- frvshracnU. « • Those present were: Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Bohannon, honorees, Mrs. O. G. Ball, Mr*. E. J . Cameron. Sr.. Mr*. A. \V. Hanoi, Mrs. Da Caion, Ml*. Beatrice River*, Mrs. Ileecher. Mr*. R. L. White. Mrs. II. 1. Y n te*.’ Mrs. DCnnir Tlllls, Mrs. led* Beecher,. Mrs Jack Benton, Mr*. A. J . Wulkrr. Mrs Varn, Mrs. Cnurrey hr.U Sir.. lUitow Also, the Misses Mary Hall, Jean Louise Yarn. Msry Ivory, Nylenc CoBburn, Lillian Came, rott. Ethel Brown, lvi,. Brown, .IcAitcttu Bcccher, and I u.lecn CoBburn. ■Mi S e cre ta ry of. Its- S l i t s Itoad Dvtu rtn iv n t. T atlsb assv r.- Florid a. Wd» w ill not to reeognlre.1 u n tu s sobm l t i r d on sucli bid blank* The r i g h t It j-rosnred to shy or an. reject k ids' rTATH wrisii r>rp.\flT. iited, whlta and blue streamers MeAi OP FLORIDA. ’ *• were hung from the baIcon las s t T I U W . A. J i ’ l / V S i g i , C lia lrm a n the City Mall for the dahre which J . It D O IV t, IN C . tion iff Women’* Club* will meet was sponsored by members of S l a t e 1 l l g h w. t r L n * l n e * r at the Lake Mary Community Seminole High School on Friday Center at 10:00 A. M. for an night In order to raise funds for Ihe Fight Infantile Paralysis election of officers. Luncheon Fund. will be .erred at noon. The_ regular meeting of SemiCentering ihe interest in the Mr. and Mrs. E. Compton and m ondat W. Warner idecorative.note was a large framnole Chapter Two. O. E. S. will Mr. and Mr*. W. L a k e 'cd picture of President Roosevelt B - Chapter* of the Holy Cross be held in the Masonic Mail a t , visited Bob Tower ____ j placed against the curtain of the Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary will 7:3o P. M. The Obligation Cere- ( Wales yesterday Stage. Music far . denting was mony wjil In- given. All members meet a t the following places: Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Klincciphtr furnished t y s nickelodeon, donatSC k srk 'f, St the Parish Mouse sre urge.) not to forget their and daughter. Grace Marie, rd through the rourteky of Joe •t 8:00 P . U . ’'sunshine offering*’. More tlmn 1C2.0OO acres are dv. j .T mheen re will to a bridge and The Red Cross sewing rooms spent Uiv day Si.tur.lnv in Jack- i Moss. The City Hill was donated voted to lettuce growing in the I for the purpose by the City Com­ checkers party tor the will be in charge of Mrs. G. II. sonvillv. United States. missioners and cold drinks wete Km-. Orion F'arrell, Jr.. Ituli'b b e n e f it cof Bundles for Britain at Brown for the morning session. Frivti.U »f Mrs. M. M. Wilkie 'furnished through ti<« courtesy of A'. Sooth. J r . tilenn (Mhnm. All urist Center at 7:30 l*. M. the Tour N’as»nu*ki ibonQr' induMry The Townsend Club will meet loo Ule public Is invited. at ths Court House al 7-.10 P. M. will be soriv to l.arn that she Mhr Coca-Cola and Ne-lll Bottling dr-M Hasty. Bobby Cnllabao. Clif- years old Ibis year. fbi 1 I'loetnr. I.Co Biitnrr. Jr.. has Iwrn ill for the past week at .Companies. TUESDAY Tho piano pupils of Misa Mar­ Chaperones far the affair were Tre\ Ray. Jr., Gerald l^.-siog. •The W. M. S. of the First Bap. garet L Davit will be pre­ the home of .livr laughter, Mrs. Ust Chureb will observe the Week sented in a music recital at the Joe Gonsalvr. on Washington Mr. and Mr*. Glenn E. McKay. F|e.|e Helds. Marion Ralmni. Jr . L K (JA I. N O T IC E S Mrs. John Callahan. Mrs. Dorothy I j f - i llmlge, Kirby F’ite. Itu-ull flaf Prayer for h\mc Minions at Woman’s Club at 8:1S P. M. Avenue. — ijorrodi, Mrs. Walsh. Miss Ruth Yin c. Kernal Arnibrusler. Eo Whe church at 3:3<i l*.M. with Cir­ A. meeting of Bundles for Blue Hand, Miss Ellrabrth Enrlv and nu n llernsou. Hugh Wlieleliel, Ji . cle Four In charge. m it iik in in :in n s Miss Evelyn laud, diiightvr of v i,. i i . i h . . . 7 I , . . ,.r fi-.t Jsckets will be held at ihe home >, , I'liR’Ior, Ed White. Ilnrotd m i n i : i i f T i l l : s t \ t i It.-' i i o h . The A lath .an Class of the fir. . t \ i., i p \fwtin i. Mr and Mrv M M. Lord left Miss Catherine Tackaeh. WhIIi' i 11ji •l»rott«-W. .»i n r r titrw rv i BaptUt Church will have Us re g -1 , ,r s ’ '• D’ MaMin al 3:30 p I Orlando ori Tho«« seen dancing ivrrv: the ID, Snturdnv for Camp fallahBbAVE. I ' U f M a Kirk. I’liilip ulsr monthly meeting at the mine* Misses Gladys Pippin, l.snrelle *'*' I»IS W ill..mi . ItiH\ ||oll>l«* •l The Robert F.‘. l / » Chapter Livingston, l a , where she will Dutton, Lois Meriwether. Mary at 7130 P. M. Hostesses will be H l I N T I i M M I! r i% « i a H \ '« be on the L’nitrd Stales Army Mlirilti H . i»«l l> ilt ll tf of the Children of the Con­ flM n. A. L. Kelly. Mrs. B. John­ Ann Whrlrhsl. Camille n«i»«« B atten ,, " " ’••.»1e.| Ijl-H Vblll In IPs Fit e | 4(1 nursing staff son, Mrs. U. C. Mcthvin. Mis. E. federacy will sponsor a benefit t i n . o f i l i v u n t i l I'l J " A M « L ' j * l | r n | Lillian Walsh. Angela Meitch, l**"!' llillv Uidiiudtr, I ;ii I f l»«*i I'n bllMlit S j v l h t f Tl»r»* > ii Ut. *"?h j bridge party for the 'Red Croa. M. Hopper snd Mrs. L. Lyons. ' Mr. and Mrs G. ||. I urrincton 1Annette Abrams. Ma-------Margsret My-1 »As ..r K* tirnnrY. I < t f ♦ nulslt Members of the O. E. S. will War Fund at the Tourist Cen­ and children of Jacksonville w e r e W s. Helen Hickson. Ouid.v lWivJt, ffitiMUi:. ,fr ^Iivnrd Hurl, Kd^itrd him t h r folI«»\*lu* mills fiats *»*dl Jiiiiiitii* Kidk«. S.tio have charge of tho morning scs- ter at 8:00 P. M. The public Is llie weekend guests „f Mr Aim Stine. Roberta Evana, Betty M*'1 W* ik «*fd*r Net •J ll t.l \ v vn* Tliui iiu*ii«l. riisirlvn Park, .h . Mdl for the Red Cross in the invited to participate:. Si h l il l d l r Cil Ul ill f *f ! Curriugloii's . i.-r Ml* Esrar f'orr,'xil;. '« 'e n o Wells. Audrey vr U iltti in*’. Jim Kin«t . Kr*il l*v J len •r »* . t* ik \ \ v ii m i oaaan’s Club. ___ Priee >i I,... I,........ t sk.. Marti, .Marjorie Jones. Mars- Jane iih ii . s JurtviMi.i Jii«ult.'ois. 11:»• r»i i.r» i ir i—»in.i r »• tjtls.T.'s $11.13 P a n ic P ainl Mommr\ I n . Ji . Herbert Mon lan*l. It\* r liw |*» At art h . 11>its I l i a l U n l a i r ilsst The Friendship League of tlie s• • .'l.niplt Is si S * I 1 ?t\ l.'liitvaiii. Adrian Slttty; !»••• Congregationil Church wilt meet 32.30 Scmi-fsites-* Ml. Ill «f i s r «l if** o f r u T f h I ilinkliu tliaimn, Thm . .tip c h .rie . M o r r , ^ ? : , w r „f ’ f e k Ad* m*- Bu m '. *lrvU f o l at the Farish House with Mrs. M a g a z i n ^ n o u n c e d I (mflaa Po-..r*. (’evil M>.m. John • ’•'P*.' pp.,i.is pijp;.i.1 fr Elizabeth Jewett and Mrs. Lena 32.83 |I.6H The twelfth annual animated pire’s Association ” ,.f l-tat Wall 'at M»rtY SF* lloo llartlin, Ben Crawford. I v . .riidrU . berg o, , Hammond acting as hostesses. magazine, sponsored by tho the Bull Wi nl. Ralph Wolfer. lla ll-5 ': - I bbl. nieilr «■. >«l.i semi-fmnls and finals ’i* r ^ ?! i a iitu p«i%r* Daughters of Wesley Class ofFine Arts Department of the Wo­ ,___ Marcia Proctor. Helen Hutchison, Eh. l.lon. llillv Stringer. Bruce <’••. iro.ao of il>« r n n e n k T I n s kT S -l t H lA iv rcll man's Club, will Ikive for its !rnni« Methodist Church will have 1 . ^ . f‘ V! n laiis CsMwell, Elisalu-th Halebor, n-’lt. Joe Creilelww. Donald . e. .’” *,7 theme this year, ‘‘Democratic Am* EtA|rri| 'on (hr...... " ,lirh wXrr Muni Altman. Helen SUffoiM, mul John Dunn. “White Elephant' sale in con­ i iN>*h-si. muFt nrr««ini* »m • i. h i*iti rsmrt* i»f ihe Or* IVfrgy DunCaiv Jane Benson. Ka UI* Unity’’. The magazine junction witn Its regular month­ rrican \lmi, (*nll«,ii NNright, Jlh»Wy . • \t| , rtifi«M s hr.-k*. -h«n »st- ret lamJo Trnni** fltili i*n Satunlay leva Urfant. Hilda Mar Rogdrt, ly meeting at the annex at 8:00 will be presented in the rlub and Sunday. Isniisc Nordgrvn, Doris Enlzntln house on Wednesday afternoon at P . M. * . . . . .. jJT-W •ter. Jewel SUutHUr. NtUlia Th« board meeting of the Wo- 2:00 o’clock In be preceded by the regular luncheon and busi­ True, FldHucc Wells. Charlotte n’i Club Will be held in tlie C ness meeting of the general club rsi i True, Jane in, Jean Harper, Rlrun*. Richard McrlwelhJr. Neal! m n iriliH !•» !»-• In b at lo a n A. M. at 12:30 o’clock. th Stenslrom. Puwvll. Jnek Herring. David (oil- >n.- tllh the Hprc'f i. - "1 • WEDNESDAY lloml, iM pirthi. m ,ip i| i-V 'l I 117 I’nrk Ave. Ie¥ Xjantcron. Dedication of the magazine, the art ha Wight. *Frl. Mi Ksv Trulnck. Warren t han- , , i*lcpt*‘d IVloV. i • 1*41 «n*l | The regular luncheon meeting of Cur of which has been designed Connie McCall, Ore* lei*, llillv Fleming. Hugh Cnrlrton.j Mrs. J. n. Willbims and M rsJA nn,i Wlgglna, —. l«>tUI<*li» d: tPil J »nu i n the Woman's Club will be held at cover Phone 303 Laughlln by Mr*. W. M. Scott, will be made ____ of Dol^nd. and Rtdd>\ N'rvrman. Nlnrk ("levrlfnd. 5„ i-.n;. 12:30 P. M. to bo followed nt by Mrs K. D. Brownlee. The art H. A. Swanson entertained with |Mr*. Jamc* Kcv*. r a miscetlani ous *h-*wiT at the : Ji . I nul Avvi'vtti*. 4»l»d C. A Whid-J lti«k lilnnka nlll b* furiti'h 2 :0 0 o'clock by the twelfth an­ ■IhplAy wploy will fraltire j r> 1ila-aTvrn iipoil v pkturea P ____ - and home of Mr*. Swanson on Oak | AUo Herman Middleton. BUly nual Animated Magaiinc to of Spanish end South Am A Avenue Iasi rbur«dnv evening in which all friends of tho club are honor of Mrs. Robert Sheldon of inTiled. Holland __________ L. Ih-an will give Winter l “ark. the former Doro­ ... gi THURSDAY the editorial for the magaslm- thy Swanron. The rooms of Mr*. The Seminole County Fedcrn- uaing ns her subject, "Sunlight Swanson’s home wire derornted Through tho News t'louda”. wllh mixed Spring flower*. The advertisement, “ An AdvcrF’or escrlling in tliu contrsU Using Man’s Day,” has been ar-j which were parlk ipali-d in I y th« ranged by Bob llighlrymnn. Mr*. gue»l». Mi** Gran- Evans and Free Delivery J . C* Dills of ficiicva will talk on Mia» Kva Cuiiniiiirluim wer* pra* Porto Rico, uiing as her subject..rented with pri/..-». The shower “Concha". of gifts to the honoree was pre* Tlie poems of Mrs. Ailga Thom-( sentnl to her in u novel manner. a*, a club member, will lie reed l-ulr in Ihe evening (he hostess, bjr Fir*. Walter I- Cooper. i cs served refer,Ifmcnts const*link O. D. Farrell, Prop. Misa Marjorie Rosa Cogburn of slrowbcrry oliortcakc mn! cof­ Fbona 9H 8 Mather Bldg. will present a Spanish dance nnd fee to thr folbiumg: Orien Farrell. Jr . will give n vio­ Mrs. Sheldon, guest of honor, lin m Io by Bartole. Mrs. I’rggy Knapp, Mrs. O. J. Mrs. I. D. Martin will lend hu­ Sheldon of Winter Park, Mrs. John BUY VICTORY STAMPS mor to Ihe magazine with her Kadcr, Mrs. Genln Swanson, Mrs. readings of Lancastcrshiro poetry. Ilcurv Thurston. Mr*. Anna Maris • "Th* White. Cliff* of bover" Brandt. Mr*. Nannie Williams. will be rendered as a solo by Mra. Mr*. Arrhi. Swanson, Mr». O.E. A. M. Philips, accompanied a t tha White, Mrs. I>. C. Howard, Mr*. ir no by Mlu .Margaret L. Davla. E. F‘. l.nndipiist end Mrs. Tom Ire. Philipi will also ling a paro­ Copeland dy of th« tong composes) by Mr*. Also .the Misses Ruth CummtfVfi S. D. Hlghleyman, chairman of (’ race Evans, Fklith Balts, klsrlou th* Fin* Arte Department. Th* I.umlqnlst. Josephine Munson. Sa­ parody bring* In the 21 South die Williams, Inez Williams, Hatch lavlnin Dobson, "Lucy Pet.'V J S S V S i era, Belly Thurmond. Martha be given’ by Mr*. Oeorg* R. Me Wright, Helen Witte, Veeta Ann Call end Use magasln* win b* con­ White, Fknmelln* Thurston, Nell cluded with tha ringing by th* at* Stewart, Annie Ntlsdn and Era "Donald Duck” Cartoon stmbly of “America tha Beauti­ Cunningham. ’ ful". ■ Metro Ntwa of Day Hostesses far th* day will In­ NOTICE clude lira. W. A. Leavitt, Mr*. L. T. Deaa, Mr*. M. W. Dearlao. A Class In first-aid will begin I T« ptirnnlH wul frinuln of the Seminole Mr*. John J.- Peacock and Mrs. a t th* Women'* CMb* on Mon-1 M. L. Cullum. day. Fab. 9, a t 9:00 A. M. to be I in any brunch of the nnned service. All Interected person* hare been taught br Miss Irene Hinton, i invited to attend th* presentation This will be an {organization ' plndly makes tliU offer—• of the magaslnc. meeting and tho time and placs -* -**• ..... r ** - i— of tlie classes wiU bo decklqj at that lime. NOTICE MRS. LOURIN’C nUAI,. Society Editor Telephone 148 Social Calendar Per sonals i n'mm ^ ^ L rni' ,T ONLY :r,£ PA,H?f . Theme For Animated All DeSoto Palftts On Sale ‘ SPE^AV ADPJED.I BAER" FIG! U, STUART Mrs. Rolwrt Sheldon Honored At Shower Jsai, A j“"Tv vjiici REGU PRI ;:! PAINT & GLASS R COME EARLY1 SSS'*., Special Offer! All Popular Ilrandu ARCADE Package Store To Those Who Have Loved Ones In The ENDS TODAY MILITARY SERVICE S Send Them The Herald • ' Tomorrow Is ' Bargain Day Double Feature Th* Third snd last in the sc­ ries of me*tings an tha stndy of the Foreign Mission Study Book, will be presented on Wednesday evening nl the regular, prayer meeting period a t 7:31 o’clock. Mr*. 8 . E . Ives, J r . of Orlande will bo the gtieet speaker at the meeting. i n County nieti .Tlie lluruLI $ 3.00 NEW ARRIVALS For One Year’s Subscription lU'Rulnr K nl* 3'J.OU Clip ami Mail This Coupon Tha Sanford Herald 1 r ^ 1 4 •’ J J -ii < * Sanford, Florida Attached find »........... ......... tor Which ploaao send Ilan^d to the following «Kn In mUlUijf wrvke. from homo . . . Than la nothliitf more cheerful or cobeollng lh*n a Utter from homo . . . and we know, that rerfa/dlMa of how goo^ Intention* may be it la Impoa.-ilble to Writ# an interesting and "newsy" latter ovary day. Hia own home paper with nawa about hla frianda will M moat welcome . . . tho mail will be something to look forward to. especially. If lie is expecting his copy of Thu Sanford Herald, See that your son, brother or sweetheart Is Included In this special subscription offer. R e tfb r Rate $9.00 Now to Service Men $A00 Mail tlts| Coupon or Phono l>iS Signed T, ii �TIIB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Free Pass Rule Goes In E ffect At Kennel Club MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1 im ’Ifcm a Presses FARMERS' MARKET Tennessee In R lt P O R T N o . t l S o u th eastern ■ A k F O R D SSATHA KT ER T F A R M S a t r victory over Gang Guide, high­ ly touted brother of lll-Gillde. Overnight Eatrlee For Monday First Rasa— Polarity I Aneello S Kelly Ann Alanio . I Marvin ATLANTA. Ktb 2 . (AV-Cr*dlt * LONGWOOD. Feb. 2 . — (Spc- S 3 t*hlnh‘* Imago 7 An*ol \V#*th»r the University of Alabama basket­ ' - d a l)—The Hanford-Orlando Kcn- I llab# X I L*>n* Mary ball team with doing things the . ' nel Chib will retom to Its old S K M d Raca— Fatarity hard w tv. ( K l n l H a lf D a llf t> **bU ) policy of froo pataca at a reThe Crimson Tide, which hat - fait of a change In tho ruling I Jar 1>* Marco 4 Our Ceah whipped every collegiate foe In Mnrrta 4 Hland U* c. by the State Racing Commission, t4 I’MII* Iliac* Up 1 Dr. Ed aight except Tennessee, piles Into Walter Connolly, general mana­ I H inoky U l l l t 4 H n u s h T r a f f ic . Kentucky’s Wildcats at Tuscaloosa ger of the track, announced yes­ Third Race—S -It Mile tonight. Then It rolls Into KnoxlL a a f -------------Via IMakhl terday. ville for another ro at Tennessee I W illi* M il* ly Daunt ' Paases m a y be . obtained . In S H w re l I ’t a h Saturday, and finally engages Ken, F im. i ". - Sanford at Roumlllat and Andcr- 3 <*l#m*ntlaa 7 IMt K ir* I lr* n * Mac il Son, Touchton’a Drug Rlore. 4 Mmnkjr D u d * Fourth Kara— F u U rlty ; Mickey's Pharmacy, City Drug ro Ilojr ft 11*11* lla rp * r k Company, McReynold’s D r u g IZ i*am Brooklyn Ilodge r* In a <loublene*d-| (l a y ftlora • lt*d Tr* a » Store, the Smoke Shop and Bill's 3 D o r n ih y er, ind finishing It off by tackling 7 T r lc k l* Inn - Packag* Store. the New York Yankee*. 4 d o in g (M oody • Tr* o n T a l* 'Dima, *ccond ranking team of ■ • In tonight's feature race, throe Fifth R i f f - i l l Mil# | Do lay n * ll* ft ftfoy K**n the conference In unofficial Hand­ last oat winners go to the po*t Jo* 3V) I lo rd • Ju s t ll#*al« ing*, ha* won 10 and lo*t one In a futurity sprint. They are I3 llo u rh o n D o r 7 tlro r* againet conference foe* thia *caGrand His. Sunflower Chef and 4 flo u n c in g ll*n I Vornlah ■on. Sixth Race— Faturily Tenneaiee, which overwhelmed I J o y f u l M o rn ft l(*rkl*R* M lh* 7 III T o u g h • laMly Ir t u i c non-conference Marshall l*,t night. 3 K l*ld* r 7 f o u r ! <'l*rk 48-37, retain* the conference lead 4 H inoky T i p ■ J * r r y llo rk ;« *ole undefeated team. The Vol* Seventh Race— S-1• Mile have won four atralght againat 1 ('o u r ! Q *la ft II* l.u tk y league opposition — Alabama. Mhi2 iK rln f Hun Vollwy aiaalppl, Kentucky and Auturn — ) VI.ink*d lt*<f 7 T ip p y Vlalron 4 Hunnjr l*iaa • M « ly ID * h r r and lost but one eonteat aince the Eighth Race— Futurity aeaaon started, a dveiaion to I Ju * l Htaiui ft W h it* 7.*phyr defending ehampinn Duke of the 3 HI*)** Im a g * • llo ll K s»« Southern Conference. • lluli M oors 7 Hm nky Day The leaders (conference game* 4 t 'r o r C a ll I licit Poddy Ninth lU et— Futurity ellevea promptly beI ftiinflow * r C h * f i K it r o Hpe-Hial ht to the seat of the m n it HI* • Foal F u r y Tennmeti— i loosen and expel 73 ODuet# 7 Dai*y M int Alabama ■gm. sjid aid nature I H la r r y IfFalangk a C o ld I c a M T a H io l raw. tender. InKentucky R *e#-t3-l« Mil# 1 II mucous m em - I M iamTruth Auburn - . Illu* r druggist to sell you < l*un iX C n llln g a3 CVtonl* Miss. State o u rt it.iiii| / # nultion with the un- 3 M y K o rtu n a 7 llo rin o n c y ^ must Uks the way It 4 M iria m M oo r* a T a c c d J c d ro Tulsne quickly allays the cough or you are Kltrm lh Rarg—3-Hi Mil# Vanderbilt 2 to have your money back. (Q a k ila ls >ia**) Florida I 1 ItutUfy J a r k ft H plts*nlturg Georgia Tech I 2 I I n s c I * llo n * y C t}old*n All** 2 l.u r k v M a rk 7 i lr n a <loM* Georgia .... I farCoughs, Chest Colds, Ironchltls I lifta W llW trd a CotuIrr ,\l*ing Miaaiaaippi ... I Beware Coughs CREaMULSION Feds Tangle With Ocala Here Tuesday Seminole High School'* eager* will play two conical* within 24 hours when they tangle with Winter Garden there tonight aod then engage the fast Ocala out­ fit at the high school auditorium Tuesday afternoon starting at 2:15 o'clock. .Winner of four out of seven contests, the Fed* have shown steady improvement, their main handicap being the lark of adequate reserve strength. Ac­ cording to Coach Mclaira*. his boys will attempt to take Winter Garden In etmp, but they will have real fire in their eye* when they meet Ocala. Previous­ ly, Sanford went to Ocala and loat 28 to 18 In a rought eonteat that had but a alight resem­ blance to. basketball. i* n M tarr.l.l.Avroi s FRCTT A*D lilack VaL 15.44 C K L E I I T — C’ ra lc t, ir.7 4 -IS .4 4 C E L K Iir I l E A H T h — C ra la a . 1114 14.44 >4 rra lc a I 1 4 4 - i s . l t (-O I .L A H D B — Hua, H un. 14c-44c KIMII'LANT—n u llp r . | l.14-1171 U lUPErill.'IT—Boa I ’. H. Com b 11 . 44. lias* 7IV No S SI.S4 llaga 4<v i . k t t i 'c b 17,11. — i c .iw r g . c m . 4 . I I.4C-11 41 le d s* ONION*—lint. Ilun. icc-tta UHANOKH—line I'M. Comb. 11.44 liiia" 40c No S 11.14. Hess 74c I'AIIULKT—In.a Ilun 11c.Itc I•KAH— Iki llpr Ord In fey. |l.Ti­ ll no f'F.PI-KIIH I'AI.IP SVONDEn—Dw. ll p r , 1171.11.11 O lh .r e 14c41 44 7 N 7 TA TO E N — ll*d lllaa. U S No. |. A 'C r a t* * 11.14-41.40. 11-C r o c - II 10-11 40. <>rntt*a |l oo.ll.io I'W T Has* C o m m l. II.14-S.0O. 10 l. l l H a g , l i o n t i l l It A D I H lIK U — I Ins. Ilun . >4c-l*e M I 'I N A I I I — llu llp r . H um m e r T y p e js j ns ss« ir t.ti-s.*e. r*w i.rt-1 n, poor. Ir bleached 1.14,.I i 4 ; X X , SZSa- 41.14. Pale, 4S.14-I4.44 I1 E B T S — Dos. Dun 14c-44e IM I II IA M K — To n . B u lk . fa ir la fey 11144-11* 44. fled. llp r . 11.44•1.44. C hlnree, C u e . 41.44-11.44 C A H IM » T S — Doe H un. |4r-44c Hu ll p r . 41.14-41.44 CAULirUtWKH — I'rat.s, Fancy sss m FUrfUDA wide raaae la quell* IS a ad read, many fair qual. Hr aoorlv klaaeked few i m 4 quality few M in . 1 dSt. S.IV 4 das. S.M-S.S*. doe 14 l i e S.U. few 1 14-4 44; It dem. mo«- I M H t m i REPORT •4 ealea ap to H O I A . S , P e « . I . 1*4* Pkaaao 4a f-,P - . 4144 F L O R ID 4 P R O D C C n D E A N S — Du llp r . T,n < * ir«r4 4 S a , IS.44-I 1 .44. xif tss at t » III Undo which formerly w*a rrprrsentad In tho war-halted Florida State League, expressed optlRilim oxer expansion of tbo E w iV Coast loop. He declared chances were rood for D*Land's entry with completion of detalU In tho the Florida E a it Coait Baseball nest few days. League by a vote of director* here yesterday, and DeLand was said likely to beronw lite eighth The 40 hour week of the Fed-* team pending negotiation in ertl Wage end Hour Law doea not apply to railroad workers. John Camel, representing Or- Orlando la Admitted To East Coast Loop 194S X II than. XSI t i t IIS ICAOO: M A ItK V T ST EA D Y ON B E E T GOLDEN H E A R T L A R U E HIZRB. .D U L L ON OTIIC11 STO CK , c a r * aw tra ck S t. c a r * W EST PALM BEACH. Feb. 2 a r r iv e * 1 F a r id a , I C all!. C ar* —(A^—Orlando w *i admitted to d iv erted X. sal#* l*a# all tranaportatlon rharfea) Individually waihsd ■1 % or mnr* I!. II fin. | qual* Ity. Faaral 7‘y l H dot. It.ca7 14**. IS.fti. rub crat**. 1 14 dot. mo*tljr |l.3R. top Ir* *nra. CIIIILA VIIITA d*mar»d fair, mark*! ■lightly v*ak*r on c.old*n ll*art, rartoad* f.«.b. •hipping point (l»a»*d on mor* I*. H No. | quality. (lold*n ||*art. S rrat**. I f . J S -D i etna.. mn#t> 3-3'i dot. m»**l ly S7.«ft. THCCK PAHHINOH CNORTII AND WENT) Fit IDAY, JAN. I a. I«4«: Yule* 7014 rraica, total 7*33 rrat*#. Huwann** d#layM. SIXTEEN ClTlEN TT1ACK IIOI.DINtJN: Jan. 77 71 tl 7* 74 H it 1«t 171 )«« Hkm. Sit mi aia i t t its s n Hun. mo 774 737 77ft 701 117 4-4 do*. 1.11*4*. I d u .-W V 1.4* N rORK. MARKET SLIGHT. t.T HTHtlNflEK. Car* arrived le <*ara on track It. Cara anload»si I Florida, I Calif. K Is m iD A 4 do*. i.M . « dor D»*«5fone 4.7ft. fair ooalltr I.ft#-1 71; > dot. 2.13-1.73, 19 got. 1.73*113, fair quality 1.23-110 CALIF, t r S-ft dot. 4.A9-4.7S NO MBAT BALLS ROME, Ftb . 2— CPI—The IU llan government reduced the meat ration 8 unday to three ami one-half ounce* a week for each person and restricted It* con­ sumption to one day a week. Three-utmy Comfort from thlt SUPREME At lev et t l J i p v w t LUCIAN T JOHNSON ■lc-91.14 H <Jt'AH II T K I J / i W — llu llp r . Fancy. 14 iw ITin lc a | l ac HIVlAtVIlKI.IIIKaV—I 'lh l. I3<**1 To H W T P « J T A T (J K H — C W T H at ha 11.43-II 4i T l l t N I F H — IK»«. Ilun. C Du llp r . 7 3 t -» l.l* T f l l K I P H A l.A f t— llu l l p r 7 S # -M t T O M A T O K M — f t »J 3 lefl I ’ rat*. ortl la vf for. 17.39-H il, To all my friend* and cun to mere . . . I am now located a t Matfe lt's A ato Service and will ba clad to nerve you In my new location. Cartons IV A TR H fN tlU t!* — Do*, tfe n t-r n r i t s t u r g u i i l i m «lO H N S I I K I J . H I I — W h ile . CW T Has* lis t-is o * O N IU N H V f S lJ A l W — 4* I.D Hack. II t i l l Tl IIN IO N M W H I T E — 4* M l H ark IS 4# l-O T A T d R a i— I ' W T Ilea* » I . T 4 - » S A « H E E D I'e rtlf . Il r .l Illl.a C W T t> »* -t S .4 * C IN y T A T O K H — Idaho lla k e r. l » LR Haas. I I 44 C W T lU e a It.* # 14 St. I l l 'T A I I A t l A H — la 1.11 Mark. SI.SS Why it this L«x«tiv« CARDUI may help women In two Important ways; Many w ho begin 3 day* before “ the time” and take It as direetad find it helps relieve pain. When taken bv directions as a tonic, it uaually helps stimulate appe­ tite. Increase the flow of gas­ tric juice, and so aide digestion. Thus, It helpa build energy and .trength and reduce periodic functional distress for many. 01 year* of popularity invite con­ fidence in CARDUI. — Adv. AMCO Service Station Park A Ceaiaterrial ONLY THRILL The new "Wave Band” cor* Incraatc* hast radiation. Waraath la blown to all tide*, hasting boat and rear compartment* At I n u l h H >w .. am Heavily fringed rob* in blue or maroon. Site JO* s 11'. CLEAR VISION DEFROST-AIHE FAN , * \ M y iM S i * [ <■> l y ) ,™ ,) / jg \ LwV. a Leader? IN PER NEAT HEATER9 2 .o a CHIEFTAIN AITO BODE No espoaed moving parts. Orrslar volume «d*lr. * Four texihle rubber blade*. * M volt aaoeor. 4 Built-In twitch. ////////♦ Complete ran** of speeds. y jt is jr 3.90 F O R Q U IC K S T A R T S ROCKET R A TT E R Y t * 39 fulbats* interlocked platea. * Selected cedar separators. The Rocket's 39 futt-aU* Interlocked, plate* provide power to start your engine In wetthar G ium und o f Picking Winners MPARK P L U M TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE Commonly known u » grease Job, h u a moat Impor­ tant bearing on th« Ilf* of your car. We have the beat of lubrication equipment — our lubrication de­ partment la under new supervision. Let ua lubricate your car today the way it ahould be. Our service department la one of the beat In San­ ford—factory trained mechanlca using special toola ind genuine parta. All work guaranteed. T A l |4B* Beat hip ky I n far fanti it mm*. Yeiiil k* levlag 2/1 *1 the g«l» *1 it blag r*w twa ter, fif lev JtckMnrllle Lakeland ------«». P.Urabarg W. Fatal Beach **U * I 1*0 $ L4I IJfl S.30 t-M •;--------------- . 3 1 9 M l 4*0 M l 208 W. First St. HEATER * "Triple-Flo” core * 4 revolving front dooea * Built-In defroster blower. Powerful •im-bladed bn. Foot warmer* on three atJes | A A I tf and bottom. Built-In defroster. M 'm e e F a B 8anford, Fla. NINTH RACE—FUTURITY SUNFLOWER CHEF GRAND SIS DUDE nANK STARRY FLAG EXT BA SPECIAL FA ST FURY DAISY MINT GOLD LEAF LAD GREYHOUND OUS b aw Dm air over WDBO tonight at ■US with an tka “dope” ea the dag* at tka Saafard-Or- Monay-back j ■u a r a n l t i ^ S that your m o to r w ill icatt qul.c k , , ' i f l v and r u n q ^ # ^ l T H l W A Y CONVlNlf^ NO MINORS i POST TIME H IS P. M. On Root* 17 (Sanford Highway) at Loogwood • aboot 10 MUa* Saath of Sanford. TURN AT RID ARROW Phone -37 M 0 Kay Watt ------ fl-4S l|*S Cklcagw -------- IS. 70 M * 0 Naw York .— I M S S 4 * 0 B y P A U L ROBIN SON iTTAotr Avenue Hed Advertisements 107 (LOCUST AVE. Private U roam a p t around floor, tnaar- lie DEATH ekes, aata, flats, rata. FOTN. GARAGE AFT. Palmatta. THE LONE �-:r cv ---- BUY BONDS! I AN I N D K P B N O K m D .XII.Y SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , F F .n R U A R Y s Forces Smash Midnight Jap Attack From Barges W Artillery Breaks Up Two Assaults From Sea As U.S. Planes Discover Approach • Baton Defenders Regain Ground • Americans Sink Two Enemy Transports; Japs Bomb Java WASHINGTON, Feb. !V— _ UP)—Two attempt* by J«p• aneto land troopn on t h e west coaat o( t h e Batan lnaula were repulaed with vy enemy lowea, the _ War Department announced * today and General Douglas MacArthur'a foreea al*o gucres*fully counter - attacked G •J « v the Japanese on their right flank. Th* landing attempts consist­ ed t i n t of a raid by special •hock troop, which w o r e repulacd by artillery fin , and ateond, a mor* serious attempt a t midnight whon American plane* discovered numerous b a rn * »P: presetting Um cooat under natal K ." of ■Jerato navel ‘T eeWteainenU and t - bJmtera have annk two * xz& zx: ..a e r e y £ lack on *n enemy ***• Macassar Etrait, a United Ha tVana* communique asserts. The Auatrllana admit an tnemr air raid an Pert Moresby, the *» is n x - r " * , npsiK fortaa only on. V* 'Jk yestsr- t a i l nlght’a Way Department common iquie reparted air raids on “enemy ■blbplnc/' bat did nol atato apaelneatly haw many vessels had baan attacked or VU '• » plan, thla eooMctioa, It Mid Jxnom y flgtor plans* Inter­ cepted four of oar bomber, which w m an rant# to attack chipping In Um har, of Ballkpapan an th . UUnd ; Borneo. In the arm ing fight, o ft* enemy plane* were ahot One of oar bembera waa a J Billkpaptn (V ■ U Um ' oil wham part of a tt+-*U p Japan•a* Invasion fleet .teak refuge daring the fkriooa U ttla of Mschaaar atralta laat weak.: . The threat to UM NetherUnda R a t ladico capita) lacm aad Monday Aa Japanese plane* hoy•ted over B aagk alaU nd In the Java aao only tM tniles north eg. ham. ‘ If f r a l i i .1 . 1912 M rm ber M M I I K I t HO A hmocIs I ciI U rr* Three Axis CoIuOito ' Push E astw arq;< Are More Than JIO Miles Past Bengasi Everv Hour Aids In Melting Reserves, Weapons l-'or Sing­ apore. Fordo Says Axis Claims Hengnzi Retaken Illy l.aorlalrtl I'rwaal <« Thrif mxin nnittiriifNl roluiuifc arc tiu'hiuif ruatw.-nl frmti rirenc now more thin I Ml inilru beyrnil thr newly re-nipt urn I IhniBfti and the lti it i«h cuhmlr n further withdrnwul ln'twnn Mmi< ami ihr Libyan roa»l today. Tin* Hi ati»h high command »aUt the* A fii itlvance Mill waa In , “rorYMcUrihl** strength,*’ ami rt» parted time i-nrBKrinrttt* had Uk* , cn at .Mariu.-t, thr SlonU j area, i m| iirar M«us. 1 •ft* %««.$• •atlr.l |*»r**l Maraui. H.*» mile* imrlhraat of A j Ii .iii \nm 'l i u i -i r r |Bv-nys-i. i« ulmoxt mid-wny bo-, I i j i i i u M I ’urdt* t •a.*it % a* twwn that port mil Itorn*. Sion* *•*rtn l i* lug nim rm i ni lit ta i* ID milrii farther n o rth rtit the \IIm*« i - mull i a ,i\" to Them wjn no mention of Bartff, r-»i iilri I a|t4a vtorr|» m the |SO milts northeast of Bengasi, i I f t I ’.lilt la ••ball ; - l.l|»Allr«a«a a huh the German- claimed to , «|*%a I miiIhtw truck imlc-nllv h ve ruptured. Although it lie* m Siug4||orr. ami .1 I ulo u behind th«- Murium nn.l Stout, irilil.irs «|i iLi'tlt.llt w.i h | ji t|ifighting -cclnr-, the Hr it i«h Intir u l 4- w'iill 4 gMio*a| i h " iwl.iiid mi ted that ilefenM' force- of »nme wirmighulil i* imminent. •lie hail tieen bypassed ty the In .1 linmdrAwl to \n«truliait Axl- *<lvunre force* rnd were tn *|i at SinuN|iuM*. \|r. Kurdr eentinnin.- in action intaet. ili'i I ■•*ri! i.ich h iu r la|*3n*H The Itritinh «nntmunlque acid iirnm * .in* held ;il link in th* Fourth Indian Iliviniun, appar­ pc rm iiiii t the mn«*»ini! and ently fighting * rrar guard i tfi| f#*\ meot of mure reinfurreunit, «•< in rlo«r ronlart with lilrlil w .mil the tlirllOllll-lliun the Axi* advance unit. cast of nl mure %*iti|iiuiw moor l l c n u a i i for tho second tinu* The ton it wit • Barer. Nil hi 1III IB. it'C.iptm imI 1*y \ Xlw l*i» f f s mga ill (h«* hatb<ii «»f llmumi, l.ibyu, •<n« Dili* Mil It declared llmt thr Seventh In* Ilia \ *,«.*. iMlral I'rrwwl ! Ill'll •«!•lk»MI I.y the lliitifh in 1t»MViid»« i , 1'.i 11. of IHa* lanri't* of thr Itnyul A ir K o irr •luri.iv Foreign Minister* of Ecuador and Peru ilgn th . tm aty settling ill: ■■ llrigudr which wu« the laat •I;t|*;|l|.*-*a* ln tm lu '1'-* •.l.islti’il to lenvr Ilrnira.i had fought It* limit * cl nim t*» Ii.ivp tiikrii tin* Itemi Tin* th«* IbUttlr of l.lhyo. It w j « |>)m•t*»u*i»|»hr 1 Wllcli lh . 111-year-old boundary dispute between th* two countries. Tho wav through flermnn and Italian at tin* li i' a i t a»i* I ’. n ta iit'.-t Hi it iidi Im p rriu U rntrr«*d thr alioiitfl Old Ml uuinn signing took place In Rio de Janeiro, tlrntil. ami is one of th* di- link line* with rrlalively few tfivitt .(ti(in g lt(d tl n|' S in t;a .. . J. rect aecomplUhmenta of the recent Pan-American Conferenre uf loan.*. pnl't* to ila t. -ta i lin g - n nt il London military aourcea aal.l American Republic*. h f i e - ami finiNiinr rittirtidonith . Ru<*ian» were anmahing for­ ward around Rrhev, nnrthwaat Iiltilaniapn Tlu* 1trit i.-rlt of Mo-cow, and Kharkov in th# lx itniiiM' ilan iagp In Ukraine, and hammering at th . O rm an wedge north of the Seath ef Axov with the rrault th at' their -pearhead- w e r e forcing U .A .K . ra n i* ;il K ln a n i! «m the Natl- into huge poekela. ilia Mulnvnn |t«*nin-»il:» u Imivi* J i»" W V r r »»ltl llllMl* Him* . ’ VAIlll'n The»e quarter* reported_ that |i«it«* M n d . iill.it king nn a irJack l l u r f i « i *ii . •»! the Rea-tanill a'llll* iliaI vna.t a*l I I Jilt •|Mif I Till* I'll lull. *l) Dr. I.elaml II. Dame, World War norlh-aouth llnliwli t iiu n»rii*;iw«il Jn|iiilti*M9 initttf Sin Ni val Surgeon and fnrmer dire* line between ( ' O F •>" -n l m l t -i- tin- IcieioHlu-r of turn, Norfolk, Va., iiml 1* in»w 4- Cur of Highland* rounly Health nu. which , 1 , 0 0 eat'Cx led »ii\:,*S(U nltelupl of m»|vlnx kin # intermitiih* |trrtud. J . - Unit, ha* taken m th* detle* «f WfNl wvx Of a*_— — Kihgii|Mie 1!«* ul"H iTr *«•r11•*■«(* imiliilliij.il ion director of the Rrmlnole County, that th. former -trnnghn . that ...... in .di tlli-r-. golnr In tin* le-ts be i - receiving mid un rn Health Unit a nil and stated thi- imim- virtually l«olatcd with only a With rertificutes for 2H tlrr« j cminter with siirvivnr- of a tor W V.Stll N tiT U N , Fell. Il i,|*l aid ol iH-uegml 'SnilM I-nii-. bam tng that the aenrdu schedule and routine I (;rrnian rearguard there. \lnloyon which hava to«n to ___ by . the ... „ r „.l> with .............. _ ... oUowrd [n .keeping their ,___ p<dlcy of amt 22 tub--- being is-uexl <»n Ju n -1 |ie,loed oil tanker ulf the Allan- Set ii-l.it> of Agricidturi* Cloude ipeinl .li»piine-e held Ecuador And Peru Sigrn Treaty Direct Attack On Lily Is Imminent Jap Bombers Strike At Heart Of (irent British Stronghold Number Of Tires, Morrison Tells Of i|J. S. Supply Of inciaenis in l.iie I ""h Tubes Issued In Of Incidents In Ufe Navy Recruits k^ , »..«■«-r. a,..i January L i s t e d At Record Level Allocntions B o a r d ,Murr1,r^’d 'r.'1" Distributes T w oThirdw Of Quota y .i.-..-.i win / Two Officials State ‘‘No Occasion Hoarding* Produce' Grass And Weeds _BERN._8wlU.rUml. Feb. S. _ (A9 - ’H onk, at '.t.rvexl '.m l 1 31, 17 or A.1 HA J nh; ” Wpfi0" ‘ ; Immunitylllm | village* only akiw!LU wdi — •» — “K" •hlvrrlng Greeka roam th . atraala of Athena llvlnr «ntlr*ly f I ^ T u « d .t h “ N " ,,owrv" ( R »''U n war di«. on weed* Il and grata plucked from ih lU th . maUrMf^lfnle fe’ i |,llUhM r * vc * " lnroml'l«te piclit.. robblo*. X I tur* of the aitiiatlon to ol..erv. crevice* between lh robblo natal and poat-natal table* will' er« attempting to follow the or. itoiM., acaordlng to the A il* let on a map. marailne Surrey, publlahrd at BudarwBt. today. With th . coal aupply exhaust­ northeast of the Australian nUln- ed, th. •Grooka hava spent the coldest winter In 20 year* — “ fouV big* American bombs without (Mating. Industries, rail­ en rout, to attack Japonece ahlp- way*, r u n trolley car* are stopped hccaua. of the f u e l ■* titt* :K 'u S r z ." MS’* ® ; t British Adroit j Big Movement By Allies In New Retreat In Libya Fight Pacific Is Said Under W ay Dr. Dame Takes Over Duties Of County Health Unit Director MacArthur'a-own f N K W SI-A I’ KK b*-rsr,*-St”5!ffiS? s t r t ; * 1- “•» • - tthe In general, Ru«»i»n« -aid n loir I of 2M pn-senger tlrr«. | : Wieknrd mid I’liee A d n i.n i-lio passenger tubes, T l truck lire -. (p ,„ ti„ n- „f tinl.-tt- r follow; ’ |„r la-on Heiidersmi deelon-d truck tub**, 40 o ln o liU tirr«, |,UI| 4l,j ,„ir <thot.« but |i*t n ijb i they m f ic iii K iiii «b>oIrti* lu b fi, four tra itor |W(| u f course %*•• will k **I •hnt« plrii* iigrm iii*iitN nil L mmI on I tires and four tractor tubes were oil uloiig when wi* gvt nUitfnl l;irm |nmliict |iric«*ta, uiol nmilil Issued by the Seminole County ahip. Wr « « y uii hrn* that tlu* take 'Vffintivi* Mti»|M In ^tjibili/i* Rationing oUurd during lunu- Navy wrmilil ii huinlriMl time-* jhi* in d of livin g ." In o hunt ary, Co-ordin*lor A. B. IVter- rather prevent a ili«etiMe than «iati-iuiitl. the two nffnia U Mint son announced tmlay. The namiar of eertifieate* cure one. I um now immune In u|«,i that »upplieM of nniwt stjple Issued r mounted to approximately everything, Miiall |h i *. cholera. L mmI* were ot reennl or jit nea» two-thirds of the January quota, yello wrfevnr, tetaniM, ptomaine r i ......I l. v» l«, nn«l * Itwie i« o * -nr In-Id- ol Kiiolo I unipur ond Kunlun fnnn xxbnh the enemy al b*»« lunm*hi*tl ncn.il thrust Pit | lriti*h m i ' . i l iMditiii *b*‘ I' ihii Yinilnlily umdi* it « 1 1•I•* t o d e t c i n r . i i e the imptiHicmii II* •»f t he*e ruliU, ;• d ip a rlm int t'oininuu pie *uol All the \niefit jin plane* tH iiin i il a.ifelv. hool.i | iim piir, tich ruhlu*i i rult i n u l tin- M.il.iy.io c«»a*lill Ikll of Kllillttlin, ore 4aIa*ailI JlMI orenwiiin for houritina fn*nl ” The price runt ml hill gave the mill w noith of Sin pole which Auncullnre Mceretarv a \et • v t ui under «n'L'i* la«t Sjitiirday power ovci price reiling* mi fm iii • l l i i llo |fi iti*h till i mler ■« w ith­ drew from the \l.»l;»\ .in petlitl* piodiu t* Kami •inimlt .l Im 5:00 P.M. Rich child In the emm-11,™1 ■ " fu‘ ** “‘J ty of th . flrat, third or fifth of * “#rri|l“ and mlvanre nn dthe remainder of tne atin'k |Nii«uning mol wen vlienmiiiimn * I gufiM you «aw in the pa that w h s allotted t h e County will grad, will b . .xamined before t h .1 , communication. tankei il tire I |»er« them was un nil year end., th . new doctor ..id I dlaniptetl that the German h.gh be returned to the grnernl announced. The J toi|H*,loe<l ulmut *J't mile* from ami addmi that thla plan la ap- rommand often I* Ignorant »f fund. U w ii shortage. proved by th . 8U te Board of tho loa* of a krv position or hoard, accordingto Mr. Peteraon, I nhnre lure. We weie nt the |*u«i From Franc., Vichy n.wapa- Health and followed In moat coun­ the surrounding of a garrison; Have certificate* to everyone that |4'ff• « aruding our rloihen home latoi*« wiote in tho* piovniou iii *UIn lli.iw black -moke finale k ir* today qootod Francois Le- tie* line, th* children are eaam- so it Is a big advantage to de­ wqm eligihlv under the reflation** i ^hnei the aurvivru ruine in on a lu ll l Mr. Wickurd would f.ivoi cl o' Kitig.ipoic iIn»» nrlittui deux, secretary of n u b i l e ined every two years until they lay announcement of Soviet sue- and foliowe«l in»tructlon* ^^froin |l(|4> Three permit* in the IhuIci higliei firm pi ice* tli.m would Rtate headquarter* *|»eclfic illy. riHint xxt-n* killed but wi* talked Mr Iti-nder-un. wild (xa I•,i l.l-l lllulll f I ••ill f IFl'** - I I I ti l l II.' ahortage* i rvach their aixth year of rk-inrn- cesses. aa laying that ahortagv* Aptdicutii n* i re now being re­ to the rrst of* them. I nl-u had molly unliiinali-il tinlov __w. The,venereal ..... .......... .. di nack In Moscow, there iof materials and fuel had creat- tary training. In I J.i|'4im«*«* air mnli'r* •ngagi'il in a i * r a m l i ffm l in *nft«*n up mi 0- gray# aitiiation acaa# situation for French te a l, clinic 'will continue to l«e much talk of a Spring offensive ceived for the purchn»e of tire* u lung lulit with three -aitiir- |n -e ailininl-tratur. allotted here during February. by tha Carman*, and Soviet ha* th** *li«nght»|il fm \ lin il iuvaxxtm were leseurd finui u ship However,, Mr. Wiekaid Industry from which “only strict Tueadry aftarnoona. Mr. l'tter*on addd. The FebDr. Dam* waa appointed to the commander* art taking a renli*t uImiuI ii week ago. tnbl nieiulrx-rs of the Seoul.* *iuii 11»•11*1 limn** th*' mill wiib* dUcIplln* ran save ua.“ . j ruary is alxuil half uf the llu'ii . quote . Florida State Hoard of Hrallh lc vlaw of lha front. •‘I’lunr* fly nvii.irml uIm.iii Au iicnllurf ('••minllliM* dial In* ImsiiiIi * bU'iiili’il i.iiu {iii*l Inlnl during ilo ■ ~ — ''feiim Countlwv total January Jnlmi i* mi vii it. by former Gov. Dave Shultx. He I'Vrry ibrvr arriuul* vrry low inlrmlnl In ki’rp farm nrimattended the School of public ’nn* rt**uumliiig llmm|i nf that all roneern- that oper-tr Onr rra«bn| ab«»ut um* qunrlm oruuiul |>:irily, ralhcr Ih.in Health University of North Carowith i !.«• Ibiitulcr «*f inlvrm itmil** Uhiml our barrarUd lln* 1 **» l^'* biglu*r l»*v»'lflve or more vehicle* are rexiulred lint and Is a graduate of Emory •iitml * ' ai l l l l rv fin* ft«»m 1*•*lIi |Ir»1,1 ll,r l‘,,r ' to send certain invrntnries and ulhrr night bill I »liqit Ihrniiqb in 11 T b•i‘•tl te-tiniony University Medical College, where peeTiv.- 1 ' I.i Imiiicxi- Im lti-rii- at records tu the Slate rationing il nil' Anyway tm nut* wu* in -nurlv by n number was h . waa a member of Theta Kappa (•••"••m-l in •• nf cnniuiil • lnipi-i ,.i| ilefemler.s Hra. Lucy EUia Foat.r, raal- Pd m>rtkal fraternity. Following WASHINGTON, Feb. 3— id*. administrator, Mr. Peterson J Juicd • s.t i • no*limn* wilhin xV^hl I(•1*1111*11. dent of Sanfbnl'for tha post 40 u year's Internship at Norfolk — The Btota Department an­ stated, i ml uiblexl that he has, >f III, kuig. blown mvailini* rulnounced yesterday that Japanr-c copies nf the regulation* refer- | years, died at her homo on Beardlplomstie and consular nffiriul- ring to the Inventories for people dall Avtnua .thla morning at Datn ii. held In this country would be irf 2 0 following a .lingering IIIha are Interested In them. turned to Japan by way uf P«rM is. She was born in Brum, “Numerous inquiries have been ^ <:!"t : isin^ tururse East Afrlra. wick, G*. and waa a member of HV>,receinrd a* to why certain pel * Th# exchange of Japanese di­ 0,1HHI i*lati«l furlri'**, furlri* th* First Presbyterian p^urth of Id* tine* M sons have receivi-d rertlficates for He haa a wife Fdticiul acrvicc* fu r I ... 1I n.,M hl •'•l**n«l fivlimt plomatic and consular representa­ lire* when they obviously Sanford. She alto was a member and an alavcn yaor old dtughtar, I CTIIOIT, FK'bs 3—bV>—The ||l l t 5*J, who ilinl nl •*/ rn1|ni # rnnfiih nn* |.ii*vallril of th . Royal Neighbors of Nktll*. Th* Dam** are residing tives for Ameriean officials pre«- are not eligible," Mr. Peterson Nation » «'r*twhllr automobile »n |,j4 borne in Ovimlo Sunday *v thlti ,h‘* bioam-i* invu.b r wo d.l enlly held In Japan or Japanese declared. “The reason fur this du-trv, furing the task nf iu- nil!-*, will Ik- held at the First I".' •hwaited in Itis Ird fur tlii*, at ISO Sanford J^ranue. America. occupied areas will take plate at eltui lion Is that there are some m-nsing Ita arms production llapli-t t'hureh In Ovinln Weil- "U big.jest and must urgently Her survivors include: her Loureneo Marnrea In Portuguc-e ei'solrte tires available that are more than tenfold tn the year nr.iluy ot 2 :U() I'. XI. Ili-v. II. II need, (I prize. kuibamL Alexander Fifctet anil East Africa. Th# Japanese will no longer beinr manufactured ahead, probably will complete it- 1Link will ronduct tin- service a son, C. E .. Want both of SanOpinion w n - divided in aomn b* taken to t h a t oolnt In on and are not needed for military plant ronvrrslon much moro ra- |an,| interment will follow at the ford: on* alater, Mrs. Jes-I* q tn irle n es In whelhee tlu- J a American ahlp. which then will turn. The government has arsnted pidl.v Ilian hud been expected ' On,,In remeli-ry. Devla .o f Jackaonville; also pune-e wmitd ri-k \sIn,t certain­ return to Um United Slate* with rattonhhue boards the nrivlledge anil encounter a labor shortage | |tnrn Feh. 0, 1KHU. at Shallct. hildrtn ’ and thra* eight grandcki ly wiiolil be trxSlli'Uilnu- In—C* in •f Issuing certificate* for tnese Americana carried to Lourtnro Th* new Sanford cannln r kit­ great grandchildren. . obsolete tires, ami the applicant well in ndv*n?e of the venr--nd. . S.(•., Mr. Gore moved to Ovicln an -tlempt tn storm the idmnl Funeral arratrremrnis will be chen I* new open for Inspection Marques by the Japanese gov. la not rvuulrtxl to comply with This It the view of well •in |23 year- ugx*. He wu* one of the nt th i- (tincture nr Mould U - rnneminent. Both tho American and end as* by Ran ford persons, announced later by tthe Erickson formed sourer, here following u leudinir farmer* of the rnnimrri- lent xx-lth keeping the i-land un­ Um eligible clasalflcaUMt." the Japanese vessels Involved in Mr*. OdUbr Wilson, home deweekend that saw lh*' last put- I ty and w a s active in rhnrelt der sii re while divert in,f availFuneral Home. _______ Mr. Peterson also explained that maaetraUaw agent, raid |hi* this transfer will travel under •ometlme* come off lunik, lie was well known in tin- lible forren for * o|H-ruli<MVt when application* aenger automobiles a safe conduct granted by all morning, .adding - that It la lo­ were msdu for tires for a light most assembly lines and Inlfn-.J Oximlu mra mul wu- rlminiimi nrein t the Knsl Indie * a rrh icated in the building formerly belligerents._____________ slve efforts In aprexl up re-toolof the Board of School Tru*lev>, pelago. truck, light passenger tire* w*rneed by the County Convict of Oviedo. wbaututed when possible. “I ing for arms making. Camp and-la supervised by Mra. He is suivivrd by Id- widow. hope thla will explain same nf leward. Xtr-. Cleo linre; three son-. Mil­ B. A. He the confusion that haa been rausWASHINGTON; Feb. S— <A*> Th* hltchen haa been painted ton. Jeuli und Frank: and two r a ,. cling thla altuatlorC he R u g a , a n C o , d S a |d i—Tha- hoadrrd thousandth vol- aad ra-flnlihed and Nr*. Wilson daughters, l.ueile olid F.li/nbelh. aatoar to i*4n tha Navy tinea WASHINGTON. Fab. S - 0 T t should Certificates were leaned on the rp0 j\ f f e e t S e n s e s th* Japanned attack on Pearl The Burma of Customer* plan* Jest day of January for th* folHarbor enlisted yaatordar. to station t t additional guard, togt VICHY, Feb. 3— (A9— Soldiers Despite th* flaw of vetunMars, cua# gvadn vegetable will be h-jr- at Florida seanorto to enforce | ft re eye Rollins, son nf Mr. Chat* Investment Company, Um Navy •planned to continue vested _boon _ , And the kitchen wartime regulations. and Mrs. (5. E. Rollins whs two tire*, two tubeej Nick Zarno- fighting In (he intense Russian rold lose part of their sense*, have resided In Snnfuril for . naraW an wlthant any curtail- wtu u ta ^ mmauntly. This was disclosed In recent vean, (nbsoletel twa tires, two MEI BOURNE, Fob. 3 - M * iJarp trs Isorlot, righlat leader tbx- oast seven years, waa re­ tubes: Wight Gracrry Cemnsnv, testimony, made .pabll# Monday, Auslnilia swiftly dcvrliim-d nmre cently promoted to the rank one tin t 0 , P. Prop* rial E. M. who headed s group nf Frrneh hefero a House Apprapriatlns FROSFI TOUGH for her air, *r.« onl of captain in the II. H, Engi­ Sub-Camaslttee by Custom* Cam- Swope, Oviedo, three tire*, two volunteer* In the Nssl army, strength Ind drfen-r vuslcrday and neer Corps at Orlando Air Johnson, WASHRNOTOlS, Fab. ran. A a---- IVI r« w n ,r W. W( U. — «•((— -,. llo tube*' W ilier S. Coleman, (ob­ said Monday In a graphic dr. brael a new n i l frmq Prime <r> »mUaloner lln-e where he Is now statuhe*t aeriplion nf Grrm.'iny’n para* Minl-ler Uiirlln for shoulder.to— Prosperity b Vxigh on foUl- said TM additional r>*rTt* wmdd solete) two tires, two 1 tinned. Copt. Rollins was money., . ^ , ha nocdaii ft*r the entire service Vltaor S. Creew. four tire*; fmtr Iyard nllsck. slxnnbler snlldslly with Hrilsiii. ' graduated from the Univer­ were needed* rubra; t«uU F- Stevens, two Hnesklm- o l o m s*, meeting In ^ # g * S -'jV ) The Hop** Warn and Moras -He - testified * * '" " “they --------------------*“ Th- Au-traHan strategy aprontkaifte*' reported Monday that “far lha -Warding of veesrls In tires; Sidney VihUn, (obsolete > PsrU. Dorlnt **M th* mml ihtr- psrrnllv was br--d nn thr h-llrf sity of Florida and was a rvIJ . in- the n ln y season following th * slthn'ieh flng'pnr-. still a , serve nfrieer. Before he Iran*. the rapid taraayar of bu«lnca* *» brteorlftod xaatwMr" to In.nr- bra lire*, two tube*; two Inhra: end prrredlng the Russian win­ mi-bty fortress, might Uf# of arahtet vMaUona ef the export North, two Ur-s, with­ . ferrexl tn the engineer corps O . Fibre Brush CMupaa? (obso- ter ws* almost as paralyzing at stand Indefinite siege, It muhl no hr « s - stationed for approxi­ ition from eeatral law. H e l frnr llr**, tom tube*,- and the fcld. mately nne year’ with the Ishover be regar»lr*l as ImprrgD. B- Sufford, two Una, two Dorlnt s»U thst seen during nahle. V ppropriot km fxnlry In IVtuornla. He I* 31 the ssrly d ef* nf Deeember the ■ monesr V»*v Col. I , F. H i n t wo* hot“-ttrs r f a -e and Is • mem•w'-vury tlnmwd tn 43 degree* Otehee, seerml lerkest city In iwt- of Pi Kappa Alpha social W S -lb S W r C nsds. rrndneea ahnpt 3n per­ fraternity. » ' ■t enr« « s s s . v i « r y ? « » s & ' T Z . f ranch cent nf tbs Dominion's factory W 9fM ^ •utpnt. . . . . . 111 Ge«UU, ______ coalIu(f*#t- Japanese Consuls To Return By Africa Mrs. Lucy E. Foster Dies This, Morning 0r"‘r» h»" bMn h*,<' Funeral Fur, bailor Shortage In /t SurviccH , I’lantH Fropnesicd Mr* bore Announced ...... ....... • Canning Kitchen Is Open Fortuity’s Use 100,000 Men Enlisted In Navy Since Attack More Seaport Guards Used During War Rollins Promoted Australia BuUds Up To Cuptain'H Rank Defense Solidarity ksratwH *h#t BBS S ffiS K .rtf-IZ VeMde T a r Evaders $2^ - Fine M -.Wfa. > 1; V m & c; *r *' "w fc tw S s B i i j * ; { i f K y j jfc; •: - ' t. s ’ fil S ■■.v * - «• .ex.’ ' ; . MW. .7 • ■ X ‘ • -A'* c x ‘ t;-** ’ . ’rx- ' -.2 M ar.*''-. - . . • - \JsAom UX8t] • v • -*.r 4 " : •' r - -i'A 'W •( -V H i I ■ h � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1942 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 02, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c3bcead7fa6eea91f278ea3514a2514.pdf 7c6370a39ca4919659220d6accbf9c6f PDF Text Text I FLORIDA' 'eds Hope To Royal Crown Has Add Seabreeze 8 Wins, One Loss To Victim list In Bowling Loop Pushed back to fha AOO mark hy the recant loss to Daytona, the Seminole High eager*, win­ ker of threecontest* and loser g f three, will seek to raise their average when they tangle with the Sesbreete iHJgh School team there tonight Meanwhile the 22 to 26 N « ; suffered at tha hands of tha fast Daytona outfit. In which 'Sanford led at tha half 18 to 1 1 , didn’t seem so unfortunate today as a result of tha Daytona-Landon tilt in JacksonvllU last night. Landon led the Buca at tha naif, 14 to 12, but tha Daytona artists cams bark even more strongly than they did against tha local team to hold landon to two points In the final half and emerge with a . convincing 22 to 14 triumph. Starting nest Monday against Winter Garden there, the Feds begin a tough week of • cam­ paigning. Ocala, the team that lleksd the Feds 28 to 18 recent­ ly will come here for a contest Tuesday afternoon, and Indlpotions are that the Sanford keys really want this contest. ..Today the locals traval to Em ­ ils In an attempt to avenge a S I to 20 defeat Inflicted on them •arlv In the season by tha fast ■wring Bustia bunch. riiuier O f Pastor Lesnevich Bout Will Meet Louis F A R M E R S 'M A R K E T baxford state fa HAWKNT MlaCKLf.AXKOrs f S t l T AMD ■ vM n rrk sia s k a r j ik t oS aalea up to 11*1 A. M. Jan. m IMS Phoaoo «a I..U. MIS r u a iD A r«o n c e rs IIRANS — Hu llpr. Tendergreen. • fl.se. Illack Valentine l i l t IIEKTB—Dos. nun. iit .lt r CABBAGE—Tnn. Hulk, fair lo fey. l!S.ee.|es.ta Had. iipr. 11 .i (II.IS. Chinese. Crta It II CARROTN— Don Hun. ler-iec. Hu H ot. Il.ll-ll.lu . CELERY—Onto*. l l . U - t l l CELERY HEART*—CrsD*. II IIPITS. H crates IMS COLLARD6— Do*. Hun. I*c-4*e KOOrLANT— Du llpr. It t l-ll «* GRAPEFRUIT—Bo* I’J. comb. IMS. Bags iso No. 1 ‘11.10. Hags ISe LETTUCE— rreberg, 1^1 Ired Is IS.S».ft.tS. So ii.sa.it it ONIONS—Dos. Hun. ISr-iSr O HA NOBO— Boa ITS Coml. II.St. Dags ISe No. I II to Hag> TSe PARRLKY—Dos. Dun. He PEAS—Du llpr. Ocd. lo fry. I l l * PKPPBRS CAMP. WONUBIt—Hu j l n r . fl.TS-lt.II POTATOKB— Red Hllaa. CH No. I. A>cratei 1 1 .10 -11 Is. Il-Cratea ll.lt-ll.lt. C-Crmtee lt se.fi IS. CWT Bags Comml 1/ .11-11 s« la Ml Roae II * 0-11 1 . ftA D IB im —-Dos. 1(un. 2U PAPATA— Lh. $e. BPINACH—Bu Hpr. Nnmmer T» He-II.S* NTRAWBEHRIKN—I'lnt. Hr.lie ■ W T POTATUEM — UWT lUr fl.tM I.7 l ONIONS 91.99 WHITE—to _ Ml He POTATOKH— CWT Haas 9179-91 REED Certlf. Red Hllea ft N A 8 H VILLE, Ttnn. Jsn. 3 9 ti.ss-fi.ta W )— Ths accident happened In a POTATOER—Idntin Raker, lo Bags. 91.ts. - UWT Hags It. Vanderbilt University basketball 94.11 By BID FED HR . scrimmage, and tha playtr suf­ YORK, Jan. SO,— The top fered a badly bruised hand. In RUTADAGAR—99 Ml Rack. 11.1 It Uda of clout In 1041— fact, he was convinced two FEDERAL- BIATF. MARKET Robert" Pastor and Ous fingsrs were broken. N B W 8 9ERVICB b—collide In Madleon Trying to console him, Trainer Iqutr* Garden at 10:00 p.m. toBmoky Harper soothed: light for tha somewhat dubious ’’They’ll be all right In a few >lea»ure of getting a track at lae Louie In a couple of months. dare. Nothing to worry about.” "Voo don't think they’re , Tho winner will receive Mike 'scobs' fln t .consideration when broken T". the boy asked. ’INaw, naw, you can uta era M conuu-lo naming tha Bomber'* lese than a mportent for a heavyweight title aame^ae aver In In Ih* United MUIee fur Thareday, Jan. 1*. tail. FI*, far tha Army Jtallaf ’Fund in haa 17 (divided Memlnole Coun-' "W ill | ba able to play Uta rah. ty 14. Palm nearh II. Harnlot off J ob’s moat recent bit piano?” queried the young man, aota I) C. Calif. 14. K. Calif. II. . -pi muring, in wnicn ha no anxiously, ileep-pratuclng. In which TOTAL U K. *». awlft and sweet lullaby PGR TlttftlBDA V, JAN. II. “! « « . sure,” replied Harper. lilt. BANPORD-OVIKlnr BltCV Wy Baer, It la doubtful If - . W ’ 9*rlt»d th« stMeta, TIONi Haullns* laht demenif inca for tomorroir’* rletar " ■ H I « * " » • r I* that you muit Imprsrlng at •llahtly lower ba tha beat trainer In tha world. prlcee. Market ealee weaker. Carload and truck loads, f.o.b. Up to now I’ve never been able • hipping point. 19” Crta trim* mad tops, golden Heart gen­ erally good quality I to 4 doa 919 to 9.99: 9 do*. 9,ln to 9.19: i dot. 9.99 In 9.10: M doa A XX'a too few ealee lo quale, precooling tie stir*. LOB ANOELEB DIBTIIICT: De. iplUbed In hla loeil outing* In' - . mnnd fairly Rood. market «U yenre. LOS ANGELES, Jon. 30 ateady on Pmacal. carload* f. «d It gives Leanavlcb, tha I— Robert (Boghead) Jonas, star o.b. shipping point I timed on delivered enlen lee* all Iran*t-Mavyweight boss, a chance end of tha Southern California portttlan chargee). 1 1 % or lb o t* ('nV> 'ka heavyweight football team for three aaaaona, more V. B No. I quality. In­ . tiffl™ 1 of th* b l f f , r «tll ba graduated Saturday. dividually washed, IH-IVt doa. I MBdlag eltlsens. | Boxhaad le tha only Trojao moetly 9 doa. If 4 crates trim­ med lope, mb*l'7 around ll.ta. in history to acoro 100 percent 14" l.lt. rub erataa, |.|M doa, L.U tvInoff who haa been moetly 9MS, tap lep extra. M Soviet Ambeiaador lo CHULA VIBTA. Bolden Heart, [tad States vlaitad hero In demand fair, market about ettady, 99% or more U. B. No, I qunlty. 9r*. 9H*9M doa. In­ dividually waahtd. occasional Sweden, both amployara. and ear, mostly around 93.79, earIre aro .nationally organised load* - f o b. cash track 11 1 *, grgaln collectively on a noPascal carload* f.o.b,, cash traak. It", I doa coat* wash­ Ido oeale. ed. 91.ee, 19“ crates trimmed lope. 9H-9H dsa, Individually Popular Brandt Pm DtUytfy ARCADE ackage Store 1 D. Fayrill, From. 1148 Mather BUf. 1*9 19* til 111’ 1*41 1*4* 1*1 Nun, tit Jan. 1949 1941 114* to 9* Bun. tit 199 Bun. 1*1 197 9*1 Bun. til :!! Complete protection la our vault • » w ry little cocL Member FDIC A d v e rtise m e n ts Her severest test will come from Grand 81a. Fast Fury, Ida Wil­ lard tnd Lucky Mark. The die­ ts nee le the flve-si/ieenth'e mil*. Overnight Kotries Far Friday First Race—Fataritr I Slnale His I Natty Ann I Fire Chur * Philip Morris I Gold Es 7 J. B. W. 4 Miss Koln • lube N. Second Race— Polarity (First Hair lulls Double) I Dine Up S King Melody I CUmentlns * Jny De Karen 1 Dlpey Truffle 7 Koufh Traffic 4 Our Cash . B Dr.-Ed Third Race—8-16 Mile fleet IlsU Hally DsuhU) I Xmnty DinU I I'll -Fire I Willie Mils * Fly Fool 1 III llal 7 lull# Harper « Htand Up • May Kean Fourth Race— Fatarity I llsy More I lied Trex I Courl Clerk t Kerri cash 1 Cameo Hoy 7 Tie l n « b I Indy Imaa* I Tweodlrdeo Flflb Race— 1-18 Mila I llonle nine I Chari* l!af| I Irrne Man S Flaghora I llrd Trader 7 Treon Tala ( Miriam Moors I Ctaar Call Blxlk Race— Fatarity I Tippy Matron S Hold |-eaf la d 1 lardy Higher a Joyfal Morn 1 Crony’s ilanciiT Mlay'e Image I Hull Fart • Hmoky Day Seventh Race—8*18 Mile I Hourhon Hoy I Joe Willard I Itounrlna lien S Jerry Itoch I floldsn Alice 1 rirace 4 Daley lull# I Joal llrchUaa Eighth Kice— Futurity I llrd Faddy I Court Quia 1 Masked tied * He Lueky I Huofloerr Uk*f7 Hob Moore I liana fluids • Juat Bland Ninth Race— 8*18 Mila 1 Hrand KU I K u ra Special I Micky Mara * Fart FUry I flay Nop 7 Ida Willard « Dairy Mint I Mmoky Tala Tenth Raee—8*18 Mile I Varalah I Don X I Dorothy S Court Ratliff I Mormoney 7 lady Hard « Miami Culling • My Fortuna in the horseplay and fast come­ backs that are a part of every ball club. Bat once ha broke the ■ilmee to poll R lino that won’t soon die. , Back In 1924. the Tigers won tha pennant and wars dressing bt the clubhouse for the first World Series game In Detroit since 1909. Gchringer’a second base play had been a major factor la tbs Tigers’ pennsnt triumph and kla name was high up In every baseball story o f those dart. A* Mickey Cochrane, the menagrr, swept through the locker Mika?- Ray Eliot Succeeds Zuppke A t Illinois CHAM PAIGN, III. Jan. 30— -R ay Eliot, who had |8 In hia pockets and tha ambition to play under Bob Zuppko when he came to Illlnolf aa a freshman 13 years ago, Thursday was named bead llllnl football coach. Head line coach last season, Kllot’i promotion ended a long and controversial chapter In Il­ linois’ football history — one marked by outster moves against LEG A L NOTICES hMh la tho tad day uf lOrth. erty lu u e d a m 6 a r the aaJd certin eata w aa la the nam e o f Ua* thiled thla SSth da^ of January. linawn* UnDss laid cirtirtcate shall ka O. P. inaiKDOS. rr*teemed according to law. Ike Clark 'Circuit court. property deearlhed thereto Witt bo Metnlnele County, Florida anId to tba blgbeet bidder at the (■CAL) rourt houee daor on the first Mon­ By K I* BURDICK. day In Iho month of March. ISIS, Deputy eloeh v which la tho tnd day of Match. toes, n o t ic e o r t y r u o A n T s ro w Irated thla Itth day o( January, ISIS. a r. ira tx n o x . Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlaola County, Florida (REAL) * n y B. fa BU R D ICK, Deputy Clerk leaned tkeraou. Bald certificate emkrecea Iks following described property Ih the County ef Beml note. BUte of Florida, to-wit: Lou 11 A l l Van Arodalo Deborne Brokerage Co’s AddlIlea lo Black Hammock. The aaacaameni of Ika said prop­ erty u n d e r tha aald certlrlcata Issued was |a tha name of W. u. Van ArodAle. t’nteao said certificate eball be redeemed according to Uw, tha property described IkeroU will be eold to the hlgheet bidder al tbe Court hours door on the Tint Mon­ day In Iho' month of March, lilt, which U tha tnd day of March, lilt. Dated this itth day of January, IML d P. HBRNDON. Clerk Circuit Court. Bomlaola County. Plorlda (SEAL) TTy II L BURDICK. Dopuly Clerk XOTICK o r APPUCATIOX r o » TAX DKKD C h a p te r IT4RV a t lea s NOTICE IB HBREHT GIVEN. That D. L, Headrleka holder nf Tha Certificate He. III. Issued tbe let day of Auguat A. D, IMS. haa riled l in n la my offlco and haa made aphncallea for n lax deed lo bo leaued thereon. Bold certifi­ cate embraces tha following deocrlbed property In tho County of Btmlnole, Bute of Florida, tn*wlt; N % of KBit of BWH. Her. lion IS -Township IB Booth. Range 1* Eaat. is Acres The aseeeemeni of ths said prop­ erty u n d e r tha said certificate Issue.) waa la the name of Albert Chevalier. Unices aald rertlfkala shall ba redeemed according, to law, tha property described therein will be eold to ths highest bidder at tit# rourt house door on tho first Mon­ day In the month of March. ISIS, which Is tho Tnd day. of March, 1)41. ftated thla t*4h day of January. NOTICE IN ItKRHBT IIIVKN, That Hen It. Jones holder of Ta* I’erllflcale No Hal. laauvd tho tlh day of Ausu*t A. D., till, haa fllad (BEAL) •am* In my office and haa made application for a tax dfced to be i»eued thereon. Bald eertlfleala amkracee the following dvecrlhed prop­ erty la the County of Bomlnolo, Eleventh Race—8-18 Mile Stale of Florida, lo*wl|. I Kanear lla n n il Jump High lot It Van Arodale' Oeborne 5 listers Honey S Pick Hint Hrukerage IV a Addition to I Hudgy Jaak 7 m arry Flag Mark Hammock. I’lal Book 1 4 KVlleanburg • Hun Valley Cage II. IRatsIclu Maori The aa*»*ment of tho aald prop­ erly u n d e r lha aald carllRcalo leaued waa In Ih* name of Katallw Van Arndalo. Masquerading Sub "nlraa eald rartlflcata shall be reeteemed according In law, the Torpedoes Vessel property deocrlbed Iberola will be eold In tha hlgheet bidder al tba NORFOLK, Vo., Job. kOr-GF) rourt houao door on tbe flrat Mon— It was an aoamy gubmarine maxquaradtng aa o lightship to lure its pray closer that shelled and torpedoed tho Amarkon ora carrier Vsnore off the North Carolina coest early Jan. *4. leaving the ship floating on IU ■Ida and 22 member* of IU 48man craw unaccounted for, Allen Herta, otto of 81 etirrlrot. brought aahora at Norfolk by o veaael which picked them up of- NOTICK OF AFPLlrATlOX FOR TAX DKKD rh w p ter 1 T4ST e f seas • NOTICK IB HEREBY GIVEN. That 0. W. Ip n c tr holder of T u Ctrtlflrat* No. 114. Issued lbs Tlh da y of August A. D., lilt, has fll»4,*ams In mjr offlco and has mad* application for a tax d*«d to ba laouad tbaraon. Haiti rartlflcats cmbrRffi tho foltooring detrrlbod proparly In tbs County of Mamlnoto, Htat# of Florida. to*wli: Lota 111. I ll * US Midway flat Book I Pako 41 Tha aaaoaamant of tha aald prop* •rty u n d • r tba m il rertlficata laauod was In tha Rim« of Annla llallaray Hairs. t'nUaa aald cartl^trata shall t»* ratlbavnad aectirdlng to law, lha property daacrlbad tharrln will ba •old In tha highest blddsr at th* court houao door on tha first Mon­ day In ths month of March. 1911. which Is th« Ind day of March, 19(1. Dalvd thla lath day of January, 1911. O. P. IIBRNDON. Clark Circuit Court. KamlQola County, Florida (HEAD ny r . K nuHDicK. Oaputy Clark wklrh ts (he Ipd day of Karsh, im . 1*1*4 this I#th day of January, SPSS. 4 rv p. iibrndon. Clerk Circuit Court, tools County, Florida (HK A t.) f Hr K_ U nURDICK. Deputy Clerk x o t ic h n tB o rro u to In re: Ealate of UAH PRIDE, de-( erased. In the Court of ,tho County Judge. Ketnlsolo County, Plorlda. Id Probat*. to iU i c r e d i t o r 's and PKIUONa HAVING CLAIM 6 Oil DKMANDS AGAINST NAID ES­ TATE; ( You and each of you aro here­ by notified end required lo pre■ >■ 1 any claims and demands which you. or either of you, may bays against the ealslo of BAM PRIDE, deceased, late of raid rounty. to tha County Judga of Hemlooto Coaqly, Plorlda. al hla( olflco la the •mart house of said County at Itanfdrd, Plorlda. with­ in eight calendar months from the Hot* of tha first publication of this notice. Each claim .or de­ mand shall bo In writing, and shall etala tha place ef residence and poet office address of. thef rlalmant, and shall ho sworn lo by the claimant, agent, er at­ torney. and any such claim or de­ mand not so filed shall be void. IDA BELL PRIDE An administrator or the Estate of. As eiecutor of tha Last will and Testament of 8am Pride, de-( ceased. Klrvt publication January, a, till. You will »Uo ||k» our chill and O t h i r Short ordjri! U P. HERNDON. Clerk Circuit. Court, pomlaojs county, Plorlda 8aIlford A r t Juat O ff Genera. By » L. BURDICK,’ . Deputy Clerk GET THE THRILL DRIVE SAFELY of Picking Winners T O N IG H T S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E NINTH RACE care arrive* II..ears unloaded It Florida, S CSlH. . . . . . . , FLORIDA * doa. 9.90-X79: * doe. LS*-9.*t; * doa.. moetly I.IS-S.7S: 1 4 * I-**171. mostly M * - l l * : t* doa. Ita -ie a: X X * i.7*-.9.9* c a m p , i f a i r ’ 9-9 dog 4.*e. < 1 1 Fajmsl 19“ lit-Si* dot DULL AND 8U ER ON ALL I MARKET BLIOI IK. Car* an arrived 9 Cat It 9. Very tew • F l o r id a wide and coed, many dsa 9 99-9.(9. t’AUF. ir * 91.79, Epo entle dog I SO. 9-9 do May cancel an Important deal. Kira at theft nuty etna* irreparable damage. National Bank LONOWOOD, Jsn. 30, (Special) — The sixth week of racing gat* started tonight at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club and It svfll witnas sthe attempt of Daisy Mint to capture her third straight fea­ ture race. Tha last /two outs, this dog has gone to tho post lightly regarded and has won assy decisions. If sht can win again tonight, K will Jomp her Into prominence earned by few dogs outside of Hl-Guide thla season. m T A M l One Lost Paper The Sanford Atlantic Solemn Ball Player Pulls One B ig Gag itttntt» ’ RordI Crown continued It* winning etrxak In the Senior Bowling League this week by trimming Papal Cola In th(*o (tralgkt contette to top the loop with eight victories and but one loe*. Spencer Harden outacored Lucky Boy In three conteite to press the Royals with acven tri­ umph* at agalnat two defeats. In other me tehee, Coca Cola took two of three games from Duke's Tavern, while Grapette won the odd game from Semi* nolo Tire. Any Bowlers wishing to Join the Senior League regardless of averagea are asked to contact BUI Thome or Mr. Taylor at the Sanford Bowling Alley, and bowlers who would Ilka to enter a two-man team league also should make their entries at the bowling alter. Paul Petold continued his do­ mination of the- Indlrdual bow­ lers with a high average of 180. The Standings: W L Royal Crown 8 i Spencer Hardin 7 2 Coca Cola 6 4 It.41-91.SS Grapette 6 4 TURNIPS—Dde. Ilun. ter.4Sr. Hpr 7Se.ll.te 8emlnole Tire 4 6 8A L A D - Hu Hpr. I l f Lucky Boy 3 6 TURNIP TOMATOKN—lh -ll Ml t'rnle, „rd Pepsi Cola 2 7 rey. ft.te.is.ee OtT OF eTATM PHOUl'CTS Dukes Tavern 2 7 COHN SHELLED — While, 1*1 Bags •l.SS-l) t» ONIONS T E U J IW —I# Ml Ka Smoky Harper Is Said Some Trainer Sanford - Orlando Kenn?l Club W ill F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y SO, 1S4S MARKET .frss ■ diverted Have a Shining Gean Carl There'i no ."once over UghUy" about the Job we do when we waih your cat. F r o m headlight* to Ull light and from top to bottom-it wiQ ehlne like • new ear when • Scott’s Service Station attendant gets through- Bring It in today I S C O T T ' S TANDARD C E R V IC E S T A T IO N CORNER THIRD 8T, * PARK A V lN U B GREYH O U ND G U S ! LUCKY MARK G AY KOP DAISY MINT EXTIJA SPECIAL FAST FURY ID A W ILLARD SMOKY T A T E la on th* Blr over W DBO taRlgkt •gilB* with on at th* -depa” oil th* dogs ai tha Sanford-Or­ lando Kennel Clah. NO MINORS ALLOWED FOST TIM E 8it8 P- R On Route 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood about 10 Mika South of Saarord. TURN AT RED ARROW B y P A U L RO B IN SO N ia «E fr , �4 •; . i. “the c a l l t o the c o l o r s IS A CALL FOR DOLLARSI AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . J A N U A R Y War Loot Diamonds Seized Jap Infiltration {Russians Capture 46 More Villages 9 In Two____N Sections Nippons Land At m w * WASHINGTON* Jan. 31. — OP) — General Douglas MacArthur today reported hla Amerlcan-Flllplno dem fenders of the Batan Peninsula In the Philippines had fruatnted all enemy at­ tempts at i n f i l t r a t i o n through hla t i n e a in'the hm Motorcycle, Auto Emergency Corps Tc Be Organized - J»pawwr ;yrfa*S»ra weft. ~Meanwhile, the War Depart- m meat dkekMed the* 110 of. the 4 lt soldien wound*! Ih the Dae. T Japanese attack on Pearl Har­ bor "have ; fully i i* tv s m l and have returned to duty." ^ • W. B. Ballard Urges Farmers To Plant More Native Crops Mrs. Walter Bach Displiiys Colored Slides To Tourists ^Trorn Bauvis. retaf, In both materiaU and N e w Orleans Cotton M arket Takes Drop HEW ORLEANS, jut. 11. UPh- LONDON, Jan. " t i —OP) - T H FDR Receives Hirthdav Cake Isle Cadseway Link­ ing Peninsula I s Destroj^d A f t e r A ussies Withdraw China’s Suuply Line Th.aatened Strategic P o s i t i o n Across Hay From Hurrnn Fvacuated I Ilf |aa«rUlr4 I'reaal Frit in <auffrrrJ two grave n »fi in the far Parlfle l"d*y ■< the Imperial defend* « m i f M aU t fell hark onto Singapore | Irnd. and far to thr nor*.* Priti«h trimp* evarits teal Nlrateglr Muulmeln. a r r » «« l l * 1r > from Rangoon. Burma. Burma U the r»le w a y to thr vr*t Irrtuurr-houft* of India, rod aUo vital to ('h in t a« the “harkd»orM or the Bur­ ma ro ’d. the life-line of t i ina’* w rr supplier. iMf UaMrUlH I'reaal fTho Britiah Mobile Ki»*t rom man.I tiday said there i* n« chfinge in the situation at Benga*i n« roiintl about report-* wav i British rontrol of the Mediter* ' tummi will Ik* rhnllengetl liy the I Avia. The British intelligent-*' *atd I there is an unusual rnnrentrn • lion of planes in southein Italy. 1 Swiss report a said that pnssen* |g* r truffle* to Italy will he mr* * tailed tomorrow. The major part of the British foices covering Bengasi were re port**. I last night to have t e n withdrawn safely from the are* of thut Avis - occupied |*»rt nf | ter a f :er**e rear-guard action ugailtat Field Marshal Cemral Krwin Rommel's NuMuinH an I powerful counter-thrust along the roud of his previous defeat The great majority of the slip lily dumps established by III" British right *rmv a ter tin- ntv was taken on <'hriatma« Kve were I town up an»l such harbor works as hail l»een repaired were III. tM v I.I.il l'r...| T h e * i i» g t* o f the 20G- s(|tmn*-mile islnntl o f Slnga|H>re Inis I Kim. T he B ritish h av e w i t h »1 r a w n the ex hausted Aussics onto the Lslaml ii ii il destroyed the causeway linking the Island and the peninsula. Japiuir-r u i r raider* returned lu.I night thmugh murky skit-., -futt.rlng bomb* Indlwrrimirintrly among t h civilian population. Thr pisipli* were set­ tling down. with amusing calm, A 1.f»0-pmiud Idtfhd iv nkr. 'landing six fc»-t four incnc* n umlrr curfew mi,I Pluck-mil rtgubright wit* ptt «ent«-d to I' m -i.lout Moos«»vrlt it* honat »•f hi** dium«md lull,in., to with.Inn,I u siege. The roar of guns from the . hilcc ldith«in> . ii'oniit.u t»v l*r«*-iih'»n Willmm tircen of ih" hnttlr line across the lower tip A.F.L. Pictured . h i l i l t * u. thiI ' l ' - y r u l -o|tl Jill MytUp. Prcsidoot of the Malay* miinluml w «« inKo< -*cv«*|t and t'lri.KMt Mupgiu, .* pastry expert ee-nerO The muithern tip of Juhnre province seethed with uctlvlty. N * , hw w c « ..W i'lg t .f P*re leluinl or Johore >(Tee nf 'the stmit. I. there any aign nf pan­ ic There w i i , on the ether hand, evidence of n ilraperale determinutlon to fight n delaying acl h o i , to ulluw time for promised A Hie,| reinforcement* to arrive. Fiom ttangoon. Burma's Amer­ ican nlr defender, ahifteil Kri•l:iy to t h e attnrk, strafing a Jn|iane>e nlr he.e on the Mnulmein fighting, front In southern IIIrmil while- Itritl.h and Burnte«c lumps on the giouml hekl fast to their |Misllions. iik u Iii Tr; ntpurtatlon and CommunlcimI U i » vr, Mr. tlon division of tho local Defense plained, "U >'*ad •" Cauqkii. Co-ordinatqr A . i). ,1’sWr- lucu anil it canwdt Ik MM* announced today. liiV'mpUuC. A fee-1 fJV llVeUnek, tlon.* were from the 3t»ti* * He- for I iininn ropsumptl f*n»e Council. ’ of our oliltimeri al •, As the names of owners of mn- j pudding." tercyrles In theT county are not, Ailmitting that cm available, Mr. Toler hAa riipicsteilj Inr crops do not c that every motorcycle owner ml- .outhcrn states ns » vise Defense X^iuncil hesil'tuiirtersj hm-th. Mr. liallaril at the State armory their n nir., , u|„titute ctops can telephone number and avillabilltv (lcre ,^ ,1 will pro: in case of an «ht*rtvncy. Klorida soil and will Mr. Peterson also statril min- Im- as gtasl and t.i Ii tera owning erra are not rligi- or other crops. ';lo to obtain certificates for the purchase of tlrca. "Considerjbl«- •tilute eton. Mr. Hallnnl hnconfusion bat developed from re­ given The Herald a copy of ^th-cent pres* statements in error, Southern Kuralbt daUsl Feb. If>. I resulting In plsunderstandin/ by lllip, In which an article liy Mi the public, inoulrtea have Iwon Ballard appetred titled “ Crop made aa to whether the passenger Substitutes in Southern State* \ll prr.Mii* m (In* i-miiily. i erra c f ministers are eligible, hut A portion of this orticle. which . uht-fbi-i mnbuiiics, soli snicii, oil under present regulutions, they deal, with cu*»n*u, and .till up .in ait, >lh,i biunrh of uulo *,r-' definitely rre nut sllgihle." Mr. peura timely after 8.1 year*, fol­ I v.c,'. who Imv,- lost their jobs or < lows: whose job- have expired a. tncj “ Ralra somo corn, hut put result ••( ih»* government rctiohyour dependence upon It* sub­ |.ng program, may register with] W A 8 IL N G T O N . Jan. .11 - liF) stitutes) cassava, velvst l>eun.. It- Klorida Slate Unemploymeat i — Ihiniild M. Nelson, il was Japanese cane, sweet potaloe-. lion mi a,i,I will b<- paid $21 a I Icornrd Friday. was told big IH-nnuts, thufa' and numlier* \week lot -i« in, nth* provided they uthcr crop* that are reasonably will lake one of Ihe defense train- bu.inc.s In so many word, that sere to succeed in the.south. T„ I mg • tor ■ —at the loci'! Vta’iilioiuil In- wants production, not arrnjineiil, and "lu hell with stopping my knowledge, cassava it fsr fnunoig School. almve corn as a hog feed and , The Stole will ply its u-uiil lo rouiit the rust." fed in conluncllon with Japan­ The W ar I’roduclion Hoard • nieniploynient amount nf $10. and ese cane gives us a far better |the I-"h ,al government will sup- rbulrmsn made nn unmnmme-l combination than anything Ihn' t plena ol this sum to make the flying trip tn New York Thur*can be produced here In the ’red Bird House Contest total $ .1 per week, according lo day night and Is.insl h's nr.lerv |line. Ihe notice received here. Men are lo some 2.11) i nok in ; members of W inners Announced ‘‘Cassava Is a root or tulwr. Association of lo register ut the Florida Stale the National and can ha raised In Floild*. -1' lieInploy luenl II,ire in ul the Manufacturers. and .possibly In othar southern Virtually all o ’ the nation’s I'atr* lluikliiig er ul the office in states where the soil is loose nr industries holding major war <irbindo. randy, and tba climate giving “They ate lo register under the conlrurts wrre represented. seven to eight month* for gViw" I f nny of vou men have war leguiur uiiciniiliiyment set-up," Mr. C ity N e w i Briefs Ing to maturity. It Is of Central i Higgins rtutcil. “ I hi ve not re- contracts pending which are be­ dry at noon. A $.1 prixs was American origin. ci ivrd mnnlete notice on this pm- ing held up while you negotiate “Tha mature plant usually ha. awarded to E.C. Harper, Jr. who your gram yi fT "nut I huve received in- over thr term* nr while built th* finest Martin House, one stock, or trunk, with thrre liumiitlon on the 'detutU given." |lawyer* are Ironing nut the de­ whlk| Walter Steel and Buddy branches, which as t h e plan', Jones were awarded $1 aa win­ tails. get Into production now grows throw out three m o r e ner* In th* Wren Ilouaa and Feed­ and settle the detail* later," Mr. branches, upon which la usually ing Button contests, respectively. Nelson told the business leader*. fuund foliage, star shaped leave, Honor ble mention was given to “To hrll with stopping to with red stems, and occasionally Paul Matthews for hi* Wrer rnunt the cost. Start turning out itor Monday a few- teed .which setdom mi- House entry. All house* and ela­ Ihe stuff and » • ran argue the g.tb* Tour­ tuia and are never, planted. In­ tion* are on display in the store WASHINGTON. Jon. a i.-IA T term* at nur leisure. ing a card stead tho plant la cut close t» i*t cit*fcJL.„_____ I >u\i.| U. Smith, resident nf Mrst Street formerly occupied —Tho government fixed maim“Turn It out by Inefficient party at tlw Taortet Canter at the ground about November fir»t he Style Shop. Soma of tlieso faclurers prices on home radio* New Smyrna, dlml at Fernald- method* If necessary and figure to tho fifteenth, amT the trunk 7:30 o'clock. es are for tala. and television sets, electric pho- l.mightoM Memorial Hospital yrt- nut better one* as you go along and maturer branches are cot nograph, and tadlo tubes and terday .... mag at 4:10 o'rlock. — '•it get the stuff movln-r T W fallowing certificate* have Into one or two pieces and cith­ * parte today. In a step to hall following an accldont which oc­ whstever happens." boaa.laawd bv*.$b4 C ounty_A% er la planted at ooco or bonked, Recruiting curred two -mile* south of Or­ price advances reselling from Unit Mr, Nelson emnhaslxed that 'aa Is eaoa for seed tho next seaange (Ttv at 1:00 A. M. Friday. production curtailments. HM3 waa tha crucial year in tha ton. Tho root or tubor la left in Is T o Come Here The ceilings, covering porta­ The 02-year-old man was l»rn war production effort and laid the gtotad fa bo used aa need­ ble. automobile and. combination Frb. 14. 1M70, and la lurvlrwl th* manufacturer* nnt to worry ed." < ORLANDO. Jan. 81-<Bp*c(al) radio-phonograph sets, take ef- by his widow, Mr*. Lola Smith about next year until It arrive*. •In closing tho article auggeit- —Tba If. 8. Marine# iRacrtiitln-r feet Feb. 0. of New Smyrna: two daeghterr, would b* Sd, "Adapt Tour crops. Adanl Trailer Unit will b# al Uw San'Mrs. J. I,. Lewis of Hainrs City Cne weapon today In your modes at planting and cul- ford Poatofflc* on Fab. 3. bnsnd Mrs. J. l\ H alt of Deleon worth two In HM.1 and 10 l ‘M4. tha WHO chairman de­ tlrating and tha statement that Springs: two son*, Charles tween 9tC0 A. U . nod 3:01 P. clared. •You cant role#/, etc., will not M. for tha purpose o f interviewSmith of Imtehman and David have a leg to Aahd on." .Smith. Jr., of (lain** Cltv: eight ing and examining applicants nn* brother ami On Retread Orders granilchlblren; for service In the-Marine Corps, three sister*. Canned Orange Juieo i Yeung men between the ace of Funeral servlets will b* held WASHINGTON. Jan. 31 . |1 sad SO (SB for ex-marine*), Beforc al I'lensont Hill Camatsry near P ro g ra m la P roposed UP) — Th* W ar , Projection •bite, without dependents and In Cis-immee, Sumlav afternoon 4t { Beard haa Bjrohlhlted lh* mangearsge normal -kealtk are tli :00 o'clock. Erickson Funeral LAKELAND. Jan. SI—-HP) ufacturera " o f " Ur* retreading fibto for enlUtmeoL Married lome la In charge of arrange- Florida rltrua growers get twn *»«i recapping machinery from gum granted wahrere *n denen­ piece* of good new* yeiterdav inent*. filling any further orders exdear ora sow eligible fer enllatMr, Smith'* vehicle and one —annncncemant of a new c u m ) rapt theca- accompanied by driven by G. II. 8 tarka, Sanford orange Juice program and notice VEnUalmrnfa are taken In preference rating eeriifleatet. ■u-ero phvticlvn, apparently col­ that two national "uaa rltran. Tho order ''Woe Issunl as Mther tbe Marine Regular* tnr lided. according to a resort hy week*" has* been propoeed. it* from -4Es, four year period or In thg Deputy Hherlff J. R. Bhadbcm The Federal Burplo* Cuuwtoi t large Shrine Reserve for toe duration comnanlt* hod of Volusia county. Officer* haw dlUea Coepbratien OfGee . bert t up all M - the nstiavl emergency. Two not iletermlnad whether tn call reported toat tenners have beete and re- an Inquest and no criminall Invited to submit hid* far. M m ■Hen .of character reference charge* have been mod*, It wasi plying an tespecifled quality •#< reportad. ___ ; _ .. icanned orange Juke to U m -n«C| President Expresses Gratitude To Nation Local Persons Affected By Priorities Will Be Helped Donald M. Nelson Wants Production, Fewer Arguments ahMuitr that ana. . ■ CALLS RESERVES Japs Begin Siege Of Singapore Island After Defenders Retreat Defense Training C.ass Registrants Will Meet Mondav Mr. Rooaevelt, meanwhile, mat witk reprepentatlraa of United Nations In cMietrutiena which may m u lt In tka creation o f a HITLER NUMI1ER 128 Press I t NOON. Jan. 31. Lruter» »r d today it hridll fhradio a**rrt i.«at I . l l ) Serb* h d • »*rn in YuKt»«Uti* |nirrman-«!nniinatrd rrprU«l fur tkr drill of 21 (irrM ini. ' Bruno Schacrner (le ft), As»t. United States Attorney, and U. S. Attorney Matthias F Correa are shown inspecting package* and diamond* »rit«*<| m New 'kora !•%>-. The un.i* are said la D9 part of the loot seized i»v the Nasis after they v*oni|uere«l ih# Ix>w* lands in 11M0. lh; IV.it.jrr Import Co.. cnlleil “agents for *.he Ger­ man High Command.’ is accused .if handling ihe loot and lumping it on the American market. - *w--**-- ofoflaaaa ** caUactio* Uxt*/* Member Associated Reports Say Control . Of M ?diterranean To He Challenged Dutch Naval Base N azis Claim R etreat Unimportant D u e ^Furious Battle Is In To Arctic Climate Progress A t V ital Island O f Amboina W ITH GEN EHA I, MACARTBUR ON BATAN PENIN­ SULA. LUZON. Jan. SI. I/P) — A masterpiece of official , n f i n t o ln M tt m m from a Baton ‘pewelnc* official today In the thick of a fall fledged war. SleUag kla anaaal report, ka wrote: T h ere h a little trookie la Bataa—which haa c*»t*d "eoM difficulty la the 19L British Command States No Change In Bengasi Fight Said Sporadic A s Invaders Prepare F or M ajor Thrust • S I. Private Automobile Production Stopped DETROIT, Jo*. — Pas­ senger automobile and light truck praduttlan for all practi­ cal pifrpuate coma to an and todav. Evua kafora assembly lines stoteted, tka aoiloa'a great a itomotiva tndustrv. already produetog tonka, areltlon^engines, bomgod UR Ito-tempo on the**' Items, Ceilings Fixed On Accident Results In Electric Amusements Death Of p. U. Smith �I «»» &hyM h\$uW ifa&i Sanford __ Herald M ore Accidents IMS n M (f f l ••■(•rtf, gluTMa . R lfw lli (Major-General Russell Hartle RE-WRITE MAN" I*aat year there were more automobile accidents than ever before In the history of thla. country. This fact Is l l l l i i l Ik* Vast I I M largely attributed to. the natiori’s greater .defense efforts, rw itla u t o I K An the greet rush to get the wheel* of armament Industries • f K l r t a. 1 MT. turning, the frightful congestion around newly constructed W * L U « n I - It BAM camp areas, and the generally Increased use of the high­ ways by motorists. Altogether more than 40,000 persons perished in highway accidents while o v e r 100,000 met limoM ftATKg la A I i h m death from all accidental causes. The traffic toil was over 10 percent higher than It n n was in 1040 when 34,501 persons died on the highways, and over 350 deaths higher than the previous record of 1937 when 39,043 persons died. Other accidental death aMlaarr Klltn, care* vaaalatKaa <H « t lm causes taking high tank included 18,000 workers killed in ■la f*» IK aara**a la Kill K tiatiH I occupation accidents, 29,000 off-tho-Job mishaps, 32,000 alN flh'x rain. killed in their own homes, and 14,600-public’ accidents, nut Rawsaeaer ttearesesls- Including traffic. H|>Wllll TK HrraMla Whatever the reason for thla abnormal Increase In I IWM af atfnHIalaa. «r . aaalaUlaaa la tka tarn- accidents, It Illustrates the greater need than ever fur (K naaltf a l l l ail** Hata la CUm m aa* more campe. There will lie a resulting Increase In casualVaHu analysis the bass: cause of nearly all accidents is careless­ , _ . >Wf af Tka rraaa Kklafe la atsla- ness In sorno form or another. There would never have Htai( la Ika aaa fat ra> been aii increase in traffic fatalities due to the defense i at all new# Ihrai'kn program if at the same time there had been greater cau­ I II a* HI nkarwlaa I'lk la aaa*r aaa alaa tion In avoiding accidents. • ana aakllakaA krnla. Tho situation calls for renewed efforts this year In la nWtlieaila* af seen*1 karala an alaa nwinl. controlling this annual death toll. The defense activities ijrVRDAY. JAN. 31. 1141 will be greater than last year. The congestion around Ar­ my camps will bo constantly Increased and there will bo VKHBK KOtl TODAY more campe. There wll be a resulting Increase In casual­ ties unless adequate steps are taken to combat the menace ou of carelessness. We need not look for any reduction with­ IE WOIITJIY OP W HAT Y0 VE, MFN HAVE IU D JUSST out greater effort on our part. * ' BUT - AMBITION.jT BU I CH A N----------There are some who say that the Increased use of au­ IT BE>ri U8E T HGRATIFIED E Y F IN A L L Y FAIL- tomobiles because of'the tire shortage will result In fewer l For what ih a ll.lt profit a highway accidents, but it Is just as reasonable to believe ha (halt grin-the whola and low his own soul.— that the Increased danger of operating on worn out tires, or nearly worn out tires, will Increase the accident toll. The greater use of aecond hand can and third hand cars, and AUTUM N ROOM wholly obsolete cars, will not help the situation any. (Pram Tha Washington Post) J M pnder «M i o f tha plum Neither will the greater use of bicycles by an increasIn darkness, Ingly large portion of the public while the tuse of automoof tha 'win* velvet th« prctiure of Iht biles by large numbers of people continues, The combinatlon of bicycles and automobiles, aa well aa 1 hand. horses and auA n lit and bUta Ilk* tomoblles, on our highways, Is a peculiarly dangersus meni Uri In Itself. It Is one which calls for ever Increasingly In tha polar nl*ht. ,_____wood of tha atilrcaii vigilance on the pert of the motorist to avoid serious traghalf-noter, ____ cdlcs. * M BATPTOAT, JAN U AB ^ai, 1942 THE SANFORD Is known In Army As ^Sctappy” A* The offktsl language of Liberia, it Negro repuLlle, b W OW D O V A SPELL to “Scrappy” to fellow officer*. Actually General IUrtle Is »ahj to ■posses* a qalat temperament along with rigor and determina­ tion. Of medium height and henry art, b* l* among the Army's yoongrst major gencrab at 03- In lew than three yrara ha was ad­ vanced from colonel In accord with the general aUff** policy of favoring offlcera who demonstrate qualities of leadership In post* of responsibility. l*romoted to brig­ adier general OcL 1, UNO, he w u advsnerd to the neit higher grade Its slhan three months ago after taking command of the ThlrtyI’ourtn Infantry. • .. . , As a National Guard division, the Thirty-Fourth was composed of Iowa. Minnesota, North and South Drkota troops, but whether any part of tha unit was Included In the capeditlosary force was Information wblefl Secret*ry Stlmson onleVtd withheld. • A native of Cbewsvtlle. Md. General Hartle waa a student at tf •H** I | i I Inat tha luatar of tho . Topped cuihlon of Blamcn . rn Oriental pattern A brush of eboa and VAH A LSTYifE ALLEN I ua what the Brltlih at Singapore I* MacArthur. invcaUgataltaa In I « a Count/ a) for a . now Army offlcera a n whan enemy subrna* ppanui.if o ff tha toait • Pcrfaapa they Kara for tha winter fish- If ■• "Scrambled eggs,7 ordered a customer in a'clty mar­ ket restaurant, "milk toiat," murmured his companion, who was not (feeling well. “Scramble two and a grave yard stew," sang out the waitress with the Titian hair. "Here," corrected the man, "I want..milk toast." * “You'll get it. Buddy," replied the girl.“ That’s what they call toast in Pittsburgh where I worked." The two customers held a conference and decided to "put one over" on the "fresh young thing" from Pitts­ burgh. The first one wanted a glass rea of •**•*«% milk SNIM and IIIV the OVV* sec­ —’H .re ond a cup of black coffee. ■ . When ’■|io girl appeared to put a VsetUp" of:the restaurant artli 1tilery In front of the men the second gave the for my friend following order: “"A A bottle of lacteal fluid for.my ibart of Hlataon Uniwho la will known In whan, ha ha* addrruad luncheon flub*, haa bean for work In Washingconnection with. .the Economic Welfare. hai naw hara to add Ing list of Colin Kcl. la I-i*nit. Aleundar i : who killed almost AS tha anamy before they aa Dnvy Crackatt at Mr prolan** smiMlilini'til i*l BfeXrtMinenl Inis of tha Hen*l* te required to nska • majority can da• majority should shoukl b* ba pesfr, he to mas* mot* poets, ha laInthere la much logic there W* won tha the 0. aay*. says. We but w* lost tha paoca more handful o f atmM no more than f i n lui Influtnco, dafaatad of the IIoUM of not mine* word* In its l of th* ptegnaa a ao far la BriUln In s fra* country tain and Ameries their righL-and ne them ka- You won't hare to put ths old bu* up yet . . . not . If you let ua help you - keep guod care of U. Drive in todgy for n check-up on your gas. oil, tires, water, battery water or for a gulflex. JUST PHONE 9121 S. H. EN G LISH G U LF SERVIC E larasr. riRBT SI. A PBKSCU Information On Jap Prisoners Arranged Every Pa triotic American - R A D IO N E W S Salutes His Nation'* Flag TO D AY ' 0:00 UP Nawa 0:10 Greyhound , Gus 0:10 Any Bonds. Today! ■■ 0:30 Proas N e w t: 0:40 Th«, World /Today i 7:00-People* T b lfo r S 7:30 Columbia Concert Orch. WASHINGTON. Jan. 31— tA>> — Norman H. Davb. chairman of the American Red Cross, an­ nounced today that he baa been officially notified that Japan haa agreed to an exchange o f Infor* ■nation regarding prisoner* of wSr. Thus information on th* w«|. far* of American prisoners, held by th* Japanese, from Wake It. land. Guam, the Philippine Isleads and other point* In the rsclfle. soon may bo-SVattabb to their relatives,’ Davl* sail. . H i l l Blue Barren Orchestra 11:3# Alvlno Ray Orchestra 12:00 Sign Off didn’t even grln -W all s T Journal. • L iq u o r s American Democracy Only a scant five percent of Americatyi believe the pres­ ent democratic system la breaking down, reports Ellho Roper, who makossthe famous "Fortune" poil< In the cur­ rent Kotarian magaslne. Two-ihlrda of all Americans be­ lieve that thp. present constitutions! system la as nearly lwrfoct as it con bo and needs no fundamental changd oven to cope with emergencies. : Americans also have a •persisting confidence in the free enterprIno system, Roiwra polls reveal. Some 60 per­ cent would like to be In business for themnelvca—despitu the carefree "security" of business or governmental pay­ rolls. A great majority balieve there should be no Umlt to the amount of money a man can make. The worst depression the United States haa ever youths from 9 to 19 hold to the conviction tbst failure Is the fault of the Individual,, not of the present system. Is Valuable Time aith the right hand and iWtd It al ths (oft ahouldsr, ths hand being u»*l th* baart.'. ^ i, i ' \ Tin is Iii(e la tha Flag la a Thoas praaant In uhlforni should morlltg column.I* rend*red aa the render th* right hand aaluts. Those n*«*i nut In •hoaid remava their Walter Camp d*veIop^;the'!!J)Jdly•D<»m^,' s S S S e T I a p u w i«v h -,t . tin lb ' t t a n l u i v frw * iklwV t‘ , .4V,i|. <\ ’W 1<» Vl_t- .f , . x*S a g jig ® 'Vi';f% ’ ‘*vJ^A,' > -e;* ^ ■; *& *• «* / 113 '^.’ , & „’. ' $ *« » : ^ s P ^ J v t 4 # ^ V % l f ^ ^ T * •. J r vft < f t S V f ^ y 3 ; ^ i C T P M B a c 5 % i •J T . • ' i ' ” 1 '- • ‘ i f 'o ^ ' W . s ' V ^ i w l & f ^ l l f •-?■’ * W * £ i______________ U m i- • SCOTCHES •W IN E S Waiaan should saJuU by placing (ha right band o«sr thahaaii. uniform Flag ayproarima th* spactatar and headdress i* bald until It baa paaaaX Wilchar qt the ■R SURE TO v i s n n o far' Strings tabmaa , ■.. Tf tha World ' PAINT & GLASS 117 Pmk A*t. / ' Wwo® 303 h C iM t t l t m t W ilitr TH E JAPANESE hay* announced they will give Uw details o f th* capture Af Hong Kong to 'D m International Rad Cross at Oanav*. Bwttacrhind. A * If anyone/avar again would tuten to. and ballava, TOMo! thought they'd pea Uie day whan tbay woutd >hare to use ’am to bum a rand homeward th rough a roffi* nuMian ic ic n ii, Kafpahfa/iJnUags.'scufplurri. meuaisJos t m a r sver-sgr #r >- - I *• »• . . <’ , T I | - ’ T k t Jw/se arc (adead i very W S S S S 3 ? '” ^ V i t yougMlf lh« way other people look » t you I •Are your clothes neatly cleaned and preaaad? V-' • i i s c . q , .. ... . 'Z . . » r You •«iri 'Ireqqantly Judged by mr'Appeanuixm. Let ug -krep your rloUteg IdoWp, good. t »* n ■ w ille d • t 31t■; T»{|K| ,ZlVSir’ 4W Ultriag th* csriradny ef Habtlifg or iewdrinjr Uta M s*, fr.wben ths FU g Is paulDg ln a parade or In a review, all persons present should fare Urn.Flag, stand at attention and sahit*. U’ji the loaksge of Uttls drtWets of time that sapa our sccompltehment, writsa Robert R. Updegraff, Uislnasa sod advertising counsellor, In th* current Kotarian magasCoe. . ,y G IVE HORSES TH E OLD HORSE LA U G H IT TO O * T U T S OKMAI W n lt ire. we get through thing ho • may hara ( • * Msrinefhnd,.* community,of 20 The origin o f th* nickname b voters, b the smallest and new­ net clear. It antedate* hb en­ est Incorporated municipality fn trance into the Aqny * » • sw nd Florida. Beaten* nt «oon A p r graduating from the U nlrcrsV Maryland in 1910. • �•f . *. . - . 4. V fr ■ ■ ...............................— 1" " Personal Activities MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society E Social Calendar MONDAY • R PAGE TTTREE TTO SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA* 8ATURDAY, JANUARY SI, 1942 Tbs W. M. 8. of the First Bap­ tist Church will observe tha Weak o f Prayer fo r Hama Mlasteas .at 3:30 PJf. at tha church, with Circle Throe m charge. Tha theme will ba "God Bless Our Country —God’s Chennai* of Bias*bin” . Tha 8anbeams. Junior and In­ termediate G. A.’t and Junior RA .’* will meat at tha tame time. Chapter* of the Holy Cross Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary will meet at tha following places: SL Theresa, at the home of Mr*. W. S. Colctaan In Dreamwold, with Mm. A. U Betts and Mrs. W. A . Fitts as co-hostesses, co-hoete at 3:30 p. M. 8t- Agnes, at ths horns of Mrs. W. A. Leffler. 1923 Hibiscus Drive, at 1:30 P. M. 8t. Mark’s, *t the Parish House at 8:00 P. M. *8t. Ann’s, at the bomb of Mm. Frank L. Miller on Palmetto A v ­ enue, at 3:30 P. M. . Circles o f the Women's 8ocisty of. Christian Service o f the Meth­ odist Church will meet aa follows: Orel* On*, with the chairman. Mm. C. E. McKee, Seventeenth Strum. Clrtl* Two, Mr*. R. W. Turner, chairman, with Mr*.* R. U Knight, 1313 Myrtle Avenue. Circle Three, Mm. George MeCrum, chairman, with Mm. W. E. Smith, 417 Wait Third Street. Circle Four. M r* J. C. Davis, chairmf., with Mm. J. G. Walt* 810 French Avenue. All cutter* of the Red Cross room* In ths Woman’s Club am asked to ba pmsant at tha morn­ ing sewing session. Them wilt t e a bridge and Chinese checker* party for tha benefit of Bundles for Britain at tha Tourist Canter at 7:30 P. M the public Is Invited. d i t o r Rev. Zlemer Is Ordained To Baptists Tha Rev. George E. Zlemer, who tinea last August has bean the pastor of th* Full Gospel Tabernacle, ha* recently barn ordained for th* Baptist mini­ stry, and will fill tha polplt of tha 8outh Side Baptist Church tomorrow morning and evening. Th# Rav. W. H. Tucker, formar pastor of ths Booth Sid* Baptist Church, has accepted a pastorats at Frostproof. The Rev. W. W. (White will »upply at tha Tabemaelo until a prea­ cher can ba obtained. Tha publk has oeen extended a cordial Invitation to attend the scrvkes tomorrow. Clothing Style For Males Will Undergo Change At THE CHURCHES ______________ Telephone 148 j Pe r sonals Mm. W. J. Morrison and ' daughter, Sally, are (pending : th* day in Jacksonville today. Friends of Ada Adams krill be »orrv to learn of her Illness at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams. I'ratfl I* M Gene Ijiwrenre ha* left for Adel, Gs. to visit with relatives oefore he enters training with the United State* Navy. \ lr * K II Hun«! i ) W'lKef i I I.-- 9T I I. «., o * l ' » : i . r %h i »i 11•-a .11" ■ .................. . . •••» o il I'm • • lu t • . i 1 <•! I t %1 1.4 IV 9*. 1IIm | • « . . , i i S e r it io n tt ti • It 1 lo M ••< W, |t ||f .n 4't iu r c h * i • i I •• • t H" 1 1. " t l t . f l . t lir o i i g l i r t i i t thr •» • \l 1 I t •■•• 9 f h r i i i t r > \\ . 1- « t • 1 h r liie ld t n I'- t* k l l n * It Mlrtl I'* lit * . t| 1.. .1I f 1 (l.te l l i l l l l t o «|• . 0.1 1. lo s t . . .1st • It' II, 11 It** lit .It l l * • l l f l l l III It, • 1 It • III * Jttel Mini • . ..| II. m i: 1 1*1 \l 9! I T * » H ill. % 4 l l l l * * t I I I I I I II „ ID k 9* . .I.k S l o . l . ? •« t I t . * l t t o trtlrtrtltlo » M o t II " • K I ’ l a t *•• .\ -■ \l |*. ..|.l. . S. ■ t ■ V eiM im •••• V VI The Rev II. W Tucker and family have moved to Frost­ proof, where the Ilev. Tucker will be pastor of the Baptist Church there. VI In . •I •* r h o u r * "ih * * r 8 H> III I* tt n !r r S r lt I f f * Miin.tr* \ Krh»*o*t. * t *, \ M u r i i I iim V\ *•» *»ti|« tI Jr Y **n ii m *%!•■•- e. ‘ Y m IIMK |*e-.»|*ls* •* Jit r : 1*1 1 . I 't f iiin n W o r m)%1 Gene l.inder left today for Moultria. f,i.. where he will visit with ndative* Indore enter­ ing training with the United State* Army. M . -nwlilwr h im •■■lid l* ii« l* r Mtfflli m m (ampaign ti* -hart* your '.'Mit r», *ailora i l.KCAL NOTICE Mm. Clarence Wynn ha* been Officer* and crew of tho Rodmmn Mint* the rotor* during eommNtlonremoved to her home from the" I ihr H«l •I'l* I fcl.t X X11.< • |trl«f ll.f | %-t. •tt •« 11 •1 ll 1 IIKNimr cerrmonim at the New York Natt Yunl, llrtn’klyn, N*. Y- l.ieut. V\ \\ \\ t.f • •|t. , | 1•1 1’ . .\ Femald-I.awt.in Memorial Hos­ •i i ' • it i i: x i i k n I. lint* tna 1r••"' i •,. 1 • i II m . i l*ummun«ler William 1 5 . MlcheUt, Ua*lnnuton, l> (*.. romniin.l* th« a V »•! ».^*#V fiir e r lt i a I lf . r ■ . f.|. • i, » d 1‘t-ff mlHitin. I By PAU L J. C. FRIEDLANDBR pital where *he has b»Vn con- , at ’ H. Ik...1 • 1 X X. n«w fje*tr«)er. • 1 1. XMt XI ................I l»KI,!A ■itIKhit li.Mitl o| .- -1 |> II lit If. i \ \\ i. 1..>1.11 . 1. Il.l. I t 1.-«:ell tou .. .In. ii., NEW YORK. Jan. S1.-<AV- fined for the past week. • 'X I 1 • ............. ■•tn . i i i :n i »k i i •o\ • tl 1 K •. 11 1. I 1 ■ n i l V lir.N' t ........... . »• Hem wo go, boy*, for a quick ...... . 1>.MM . el** lit... h 14 t. rt. t111.1. * I'l • •• !1for toil H I M • 1. <*rtl94Xt f It .• • brush off of male mode* of the 1 Tl.*- Io**-.m ••• „ ••••sc Woi h.». 1 1... X XI •>.1. •• t , ......tt moment, a Ibok *1 what you will itffl Si ...... . 1ft |’. w -o I ll.f r.tllota IKK |t . •K• 4. • • It ... •it . .1 rh it null ,, 1 I I* XI and won’t wear if you have I e'hrUllan ............ .. t. - • ■ ......... . ir » »»•*« Sf • t ■ ■ i ’ in i' »t mi S# Mtirtole 1 .• lie *# * .M ltl ll* .HI. s t " h. • * 'If 1 • 1 • • enough left over after Mar. I I XI .1 *•••!» ... -qla t —»»•.• |>.ti|.i.ii. •* l.t xi.tit i: •#.. • i l l ....... . It. • .1• i •• tt 11 WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. — • 1 Fern. un>i patriotic .,. . . . _ . . to get yourself s bright new VI 1it. of 1hi* | III llir .)»•"•4 - Ik fit Ms • • •. ■« ••It .. 1 I.l'-.st |l.'IIK ><•tf *. tt •• IKII-, .|. .. tilt nol Hope* of Finnish-Soviet peace ; color* ,.f I.online were u-ej to 1 It T 1S11;III I O II I II . I t V Ml a 1 Spring out! It. N •IK •• . i 1i** Nurth* Stsnl lie>Mat* You won’t wrsr a vest, at have been virtuilly abamluned by f , „ „ \ for the pKtun* ot i.s I -.»» II • Roosevelt, the pre least, not one that matches your Allied diplomatic circle* whim President • • la Kant coat and pants, according to the nave come to regard the policy » f 1«|ominatitikr obj'-et in th, drwor* iitt-i yo u In the present Kinnn.h Government a* | tl0|1„ H , ,|lr Armory la-t night clothing Ml. ami you ng induitry leader* at th* I M l Ml \SSKK It .. f.l^ y.tur I for the President'* llirthdi U N n illll « II I III II Ml «. J942 Spring style clink of th« dictated from Berlin. • Tin o I all col •t.‘ M a rtli I. me nrt-sttilown or r e , tll(. | 1 I1 K .„,|4 „ f Yor — II..tl\ \tr line* ill Siktl, * 4 1 , New York iReUll Men’s Wear peated attempt* by the democra- 1m > ,„r p^hi Infantile • c * In ■- 1inii t ■1 1, I ..o ’ ei•-to-. l.sk « l» II till-. I i-I Council. It M title tf -l Ire* It# f »» I I . »• I*, n ill j Sl.tt.il* Mel... I I...... \ \l ciet to mediate, the frinniah probparil| v„ , p „ni| . H.-l and white t . tilieri III IV0 WaUh Your Gravity I 't rrt. It I It u fis-t * l. . II \ I | Stall* l nllt-i'* t > W tiinlem hi* apparmtiy been shelved, . ...... r :rlh.-r.-*l tl„. patriotU.. r.t .1 iie*i nlii \ \ nllirwilay I! v . i .I i . m | • ... And you want to b* sum to • Mill t It.I »e*u| rtf .. I Ite I* M tm u " ° n'ie cauain^ , i, them,- in lb.- flnr.l gravity watch your center of - Iif ' 'I I Ilia Slat Thi* rfailurv diaap-i . d.v. tatlon*. , n*\ 1••*•**»■ I’ltl'imi* uitlhfiiMk! wlnrh • ik *• Hiv t • • i : because the tsilor Is going to pointment amonK those who recall hiwuni’*. I.ums and Koum.ts.l t«* J.*i» II t l * T I « T I I I I M l II III-: i:\|M IN. C le r k the traditional ti*s of aympathy **ry romhlmtl thrlr e f- » Kim’*l.'in C..m. lower It for you whan your I IK K . M IIM IIII is turned. Tne boys hive come and friendihip betwrren Finland furl* (,-r nn "All Sanford char II II \l it I in I M ttn.t.st He* It ns. I l i t . . . . \,.\ | up with a snsity new number and the western democratic pow .'ity hull, which Icntinrd muale M .. f ft 111PC 1*1 lllllK S* • \ i. • they call the “ low alunw lounge” em. It is pointed out that a Kin-1 by Au-tin’* «n H«-*trn from Or- ...... ... it*.lit'.* i ■•lit |4*-, X VI nish-Rusilan settlement n<nv land,, Mi-mlwi* ,,f the Sanford The* rate* ................ i \ .if Mi*i ini. 1'nix l l tt x* »»r II V, I' II tilt Church will ob*«rv# tha Weak which, they claim, will ‘‘create would be a tremendous moral and Garden flub, under the direction |tln*'««*. h m l !*••• I Ir o f Pntyar for HXma Ml** Ion* at • much longer torso lino’* with­ strategic victory for the Allied |of Mr-, n 1‘ Herndon, decorat- I fill'll Stl'fdi.ll I III . I'l Sit \. Kiel , 9:Ve-rftlift s. . < t lilt* fll-l .1 1 1 .1 OI.lt !• X X • iln. -il;«x |rs*| of Mo#h| M'l i l mil. tha rhurch at 3:30 P.M. with CIr* out benefit of diet or comotlng. cause. It would strengthen the ed the Aimory f<»r the uffalr. •t.i Sn.tthi'tti. tm .lilillt It'tl I k |S»* * I . Ii 't lll tltutl..*’ vpl'#|kt • « x»ll! ; The gent* who paraded In |e*f(e*g•oil cla Pour In chart*ru m i aluminum sharkskin, coral socks, conviction that this war is truly j A»»i»t ing were lid,nil lluyne*. *. ft him tin* h*r Mil.! • ........... 1 IIII MINtl •IW Iwhi.ii ••!*•'« it- litlli black shoos and “ the lipstick being fought in the interest* nfjKd luim- nr,I Rynl .1 Ginnie. |>altrr lia III!' *||t Ho Nrw Smith wu* chairman for l ’ttl'Iltfl 'Hi’lll ftlllllVk III)* t* ular monthly mactlnt at tha annax touch” In their brilliant foulard freedom and justice and would alM fM | |l*d(*<l I. • | at 7i80 P. M. Hoatavaa will ba ties — pirouetting gracefully lay many of the »till lingering Srmin,,le t'ounly for thp Gele* , >tl IlMhIe*tie'll »rli*n .1 iJ in**til Mm ) It 11* * . I Mr*. A. L. Kelly, Mr*. B. John­ down the Mintky - Ilk* runway doutts at to Ku«*ia’* intention*. |(.ratinn „ f the We-nlenl’. B ir th -____ It would restore to operation a l)ay T,„. oin(|„II«.,| ,tlinfo com. son, Mr*. B. C. Mcthrln, Mr*. E. In th* Waldorf-Astoria’ s grand vital I »lire|l**ni e“ supply ........line -the klurmansk mm 4.c ron*i*te<l of; Muswell M, M< Hoppar and Mr*. L. Lyon*. llurrv |i«Jir. 'It ii7*l Mr t ballroom— promised to brighten railway. I m e-m m itt Members of tha O. E. 8. will the masculine future. Stewart. K. E. laney sn.l John y, slu.m, ■ M, n,„l M,- .1 'l l I • . a l lr . l I hdv* aharga of tha morning an'VV.•'Presenting the IJons ................ \|, Mr* t Man Without A Vest ■■tut* , » . s i i : , \ \ si i :i .i.ii.i* r U-.b; II. II. (olemun. Boy Hoi, Mr Ml, w This rest business la really . h i i n it 'le r and E. M. Sworn, for the , ,, .... Mr 1<ll<nlr, „ |, serious. Thom also has boon \\ rlr.(|||p t ' list|s* I Rotary ( lub; sod I r.-»ton Sberj x u \|t >fr. M, much talk by the International It •• V It \| llr llk le r .-t..r A ll iik r rn t'is li K " f ii'H 's H IIII(I n ) He*l**‘»«l IM \ M Association of Designers of UkI *»|»t kail *•* Nnrtlifii'ii atnl aniy, llohart Hayiu**, A. F. Col- *. . . . ... I*f r Its'III rt|( S**» \Ise* II S M. ■**|f|irl|i Mint t ile ta t nl | S I.25 ing ths cuffs off man's pants. n lir*l We-ml* II I lillll|>Nt i m i.ii liy i h>- g.-s w|.»i lum ami Karlyb* llou»tn>l«l<ir for,.. 1 ' ["'J. ‘ That may eome with, th# Fall T h ** l i t t I r ...........tl III the* W l l . l Kiwanl*. " ' ’ Mr Mr“ 1 W •••«! e* %11 ll •I a « w r l i l i l l l a t o sail T H E 9*111* I* M i r l i l l i l l l * I I I I I IH II lino. I 'n r P ark A t* * a 9*i M I i m Assisting Mr. Snmh ».t the Itr th a l fen •*. t l w ork . R llh t also raises ths problem of Ur. W I* lliih n o tn l*4«e|..» I. I* Ifceeifh t! eef I I I ^ It IN ll'lt . general committee of the l’re*lftgdlng room In Just a coat and ^'To set th* clocks sbedil an I f Al ... Mr n.n ^4ls* lot tl Hoy. s ' . . B«a4ay a* h.M.i, * • * A >i r » t it g r li* ! « itm a mliJ k l « M • pair o f polite for all the odds hour at 3 A. M. Monday (Frb. f*r*f O E XcK.r- oiiiwi•ni.-a | 5lr. on-l M,-. P.tllM II d M< h. tl.lw *»e *.it m a n «.f «J".| w l t i i jr o a r us’ a* Itr v ^ I *• *h 1 1. ' I r o m » « to and ends a man normally carries B) and thus place th* new stan­ Dr. Hod Mr- 1 W. Iliikrr. Mr. ll..... I.. Gallnwny, Mr*. Roby luii,,.-. 112 *So. Park Are. .* ii . i l lu ll, i l l y k n - t a it r t u n f a . • r r i t t 'i f i ’P f i * * V lfh I " ii" * r a i 13:10 P .M . to ba followed at in his four vast pockets. Ths dard time In effect may be r*ay Dr. L. T. i>o*s. T II. Rynl. Ko I ami Mi- .1 1 Hurl. Mr. ..ml list H|.r* I.*I i i i i illl« r t * m t h rV rSloMiina \V#»r»hlp. 11 •••! ••••*. Mrt. \ \ A A. a..it. I iRlit• > 1 ptirkliiM H «»n»i Mr. tlll.K 8 ;0O>o’clock by tha twelfth an* merchants’ snswsr to that is to for mbst people, but Olid it’s no Kipp, Hohart lluyne*. M,-. -.-I t . ; ;■» I* m nual Aalmaud M aculae to ssll you out of tholr present sup­ mean sited Job for Western Maude (d ates and G. W. 8p, .,- Mr*. Iliigh W o-l.-lol. Mr. olid Mr.. 1 S Mrt oil. Mr nnd MrWhich all friend* of the club a n ply of odds vests, knitted pull­ Union, which distributes the of- c. r. overs and cotton vests s chest fkisl tims of th* nation.- and ) Aui oo: those seen dune,, g J. I.. la*1. Mr. iiiul Min. M K. Incited. S ll l i * » t Hrrumt protector just aa loud and 'ex- the cooperation of th* public is , were: Mr. and Mr*. T. A. Hoi- I/iiilun, Mi nii.l Mi«. Prtfut.tn • Rp| In rhara* THURSDAY ?4.in.| .v .*4* .....I. *• Ii A M citing" aa yon can stand. His­ Bhrrrill. I»r uml Mm. II. S. requested to prevent confusion,, m r, Mr. and Mr*. II A. Iluyo,-. I't at W, S** I kla’s* I I Urt A. SI. tory and Utterasll vasts are It was stated today by Wo«M|n»ff. Mi u tie I Mm. A l» lu-strr |Mr. and Mr*. It. W. Warnei. The Sambtole County Federa­ about to repast themselves. > I* I*. «» i»»* I' SI, .*l|s-e*t S lfS -lllitf. | a # I* SI Tharp, local manager of the tele- Mr. and Mr*. W. F.. Ilollyh. n,t. Zathnry. Jr :ui<l Mr. uml Mr*. tion of Women’* Club* will meat What’ll Y m Have K viH ttfrllM lr H r r v lff. f : l I I* A. K. Powtr*. Mr. un.| Mr*. II. company. Mr. and Mr*. Al F. Hint. M a t the Lake Mary Community a 'ten ts* Hormlilp with u *. You dant that cool, easy J. I.ohiii.iii uii.l Mr. mill Mr*. C. that Westen Union clock* and Mm. 31. I,. C'ullum, Mr. i..„l Caster at 10:00 A . M. for an Jookt The boy* guarantee it in radio stations, railroad sta­ Mm. W. A. I.-uvitt, Mr. and I I Atlanta. * l \ T o llII V M C H III.Y UK lillll with “ garterless anklets with a tions, industrial plants, on pub­ Mr*. Glrn Brown, Mr. nod M>. AUo. Mr-. I*. M. Scott, Mrs. Is ll IU« h n ril««»n . I'a a lu r waffle pattern,” lightweight Jllh stiff* «i Kim II. M. Itutnliti*). Mr* Knti* Manlic buildings and In office* and F. A. Urle. Mr. and Mrs. C. II The retular maetlnt of SamU Sun.hat Hrlnnsl, * IS A SI broguea that "looh like a lot of stores won't be wrong and Bharon, Dr. and Mi*. G. II I’ -'- ninir. Mr- J«»li»>«.i.* I.«••• Iluriuon .•4rtii<l.it Slrtrnlntf VVoralilp, I I •»» shoe" but aren’t , ami th*1 Mitti" I'.li/ahi’th i y* A VI Croat# general confusion, the ' nam. Dr. and .Mr*. t>. I..Bo. You want to look like a cot- Company has tbs task of getting |and Mr. and Mr*. S. It. I! • 'h r i » i \nthnH«m|rtf*, 7 no |*# SI ion, liorothy Sanfonl, |h»n* 7:30 P. MT. The Obligation Cere­ K t rti.x r lia fi, H r r v lt w. « no |* SI tha three-button, Its many aubecribem' clock* rr- nolds. Hall. I.,iruini. YarUirough. mony wDl ba given. AO member* I'l -I \ri S|rr I llitf, VVrtl iirwtl.i y I Oil India Whipcord AUo, Mr. and Mr*. M II. Helen (ini ner, 11,trie Hoe Wil­ I* M a rt urged not to forget their with a lightweight earlr Monday morning. Smith. Mr. and Mr*. (I. I.. l»u-<- liams, I .r,,oo Ynuglin, Dorothy 111h Is* MlU'lr. Frhtny ■ Of |* SI. “ vunshln# offering” . Shirt, ao eye-openSine* tha telegraph people ran, Mr. anil Mr*. Guy l». VV... I. Pope. Mtiry Mobley, olid Otto T i l K K ill T I i a i l l H B A K T IN T cannot changa tha dock* at 100,- Jr.. Dr. and Mr*. II. W. Ku.k- Schno-hl. G*inloi, Shrinev, Hob t T It'H C H 000 location* at once, Mr. Tharp er, Mr. and Mr*. Leo llutn.-r, Reltx, Frank |„ Wmolruff. I l l , Members O f Euzelain U m r l A u . , Ml N inth HI. Norwegian la appsaling to local people to: Mr. and Mr*. (2. C. David. Mr. Frank I. W•milruff, Jr., Russell l i f t Ueitfii** K. Z lr n n r In r lu r iir brogue. The modal previous­ "Turn tha minute hand forward ami Mr*. It. It. Floyd, Mr. ami Alvurex, It. T." Johnson, S»» li*|.t > M* lirtrtl, |ll•Oo A. SI. J. A. 1Class Enjoy Party ralf SlurnliiK Wtirahlp, 1 1 mi A. SI. ly representing a smart young once around tha dial to the right Mr*. Clyde Htmphrt-y, Mr. and Riser, Call Beitiol, ('apt. Earl T. II V I* IV. < Ifc |* SI Mr*. M. C. (Ilmlrr, Mr. and Mr*. hnainaaaman achieved tha collage Louek*. George Wilkinson, Wal­ Members of tha EusaUan Class la eat tha dock* ahead one hour VVs «liif »<hiy W nrahlp, T:3« I*. SI. limply by adding to to the new standard time. That W. R. Morgan, Mr. and Mr* .1. ler ( ’onnolly, Hi, haul Cameron, o f tha First Baptist Church an- h y Kkftilnic WiYEhlp. f . j u I* SL W. Altman, Mr. and Mr*. !• > Vmm t%lll l»r nlv^n • Ilf arl y oral* •R this hern rimmed •pectacle* la tha correct way to *vt Dob Dodson, Al Wallace, C. A. any and a pipe. Bagwell, •Kill** clock • never touch the hour ter Thens Mr. and Mr*. II II. Whiddon. Jr.. Ralph guessing about Kaatner, and Mr .and Mr*. I'd Robert Ituir.ldey, Isom Isiwsiin, You waat "off-duty’' attire I U V M IK U A T IU V IA I. ( T i l I l f II Carrawny. ia r Utoure momenta T That rainA. D. Marsh, Brian Hurt, ('n r iifr I'urk A n*, anil Jr<l Hir*s*l AUo, Mr. a m i Mr*. J. K. Charles C. Hurt, Bud Johnson, how (daocribad aa two-toned) SlInlEtrr. John llrrnun| Itisnl the supply, Hodge. Mr. and Mr*. E. C. liar- Jo# Ruiith, J. (!. Is-onanly, Rich­ rh u rch MrliTlnl, 9;IS apart Jacket with dark trouser* S|..rnlrrtf W nrohlp. I I *>4| r, Mr. ami Mr*. C. U Irwin, Mrs. Roosevelt Is ard 'Dcas, lira*t,m Perkin* and rmoil hy ths* paaior, r. and Mr*. Malcolm Mar•*Wf i.riirYs* in M I'hrlRi-Hk* world quality and N ow D oing B ig Job Neil), Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Mc­ E. K. Laney. Clelland, Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hill. Mr. and Mr*. W. J: ( ha,, JOHN GROVER price of NGYQN. Jan. 31, W )— tain, Mr. and Mr*. R. It. Pippin, To Defend America Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps roman you only thought Mr. am) Mm. W. V. Bitting. Mr. building —Mm. Eleanor Room - and Ur*. W. G. Rots' Mr. and WfaMilmt'a wlf*. wko’s Mr*. Roy Ttlll*. Mr. anil Mr*. (1. bigg act lob a* aaaUtant A. 8tlne. Mr. and Mm. M. T, materials f the Office of Ovillan Haynes. Mr. and Mm. W. G. KiU baa* Mr. and Mm. F. W. I'oiw, Mislead picture of Mm. Mr. and Mm. II. C. Morgan. Mr. needed to as almost superhumanly and Mrs. Walter Hawkins. Mr, hare today and s.ooo and Mrs. C. L. Collins, and Mr. FINE -DOUBLE PROGRAM — ENDS TODAY ;y tomorrow, la only, a and Mr*. B. D. Lake. improve, rtm it Her meant work Aba, Mr. and Mm. C. K. Car* “ man” in ,OCD *bowa tar, Mr. and Mm. W. K. Brown, a ergaaker and aaacu- Mr. and Mm. R. C. Smith, Mr. repair, . Bm Ch other official, and Mrs. O. D.Workman. Mr. •din admiration. CD Dlmetor Ftomllo La- and Mrs. W. B. Zackry, Mr. and or* build a a ia d bar la September, m baarmi tabbed tt| ap- 1 Hopes For Finn-Red PreHident’s I*ictnre, Patrintic Colors R e a c e Abandoned Decorate Armor\ I’or Itirthday Dance 1 Conference Is Set CHINA R t K c lin d o P a t t e r n A M E R IC A N IIA V I L A N D ,,,.1 I "g w m •- Re-Setting Clocks Is Not Easy For Western Union S to c k N o w C o m p le te 5 P ie c e S t a r t - A - S e t McLaulins Khjfifg % a f'J h ’ S K L E G A L NOTICE BUBS SSb. TO| UUtAKL «. new home. TO M O R R O W and M O N D A Y onorn or rt'nLiCATiov KATZ. wh«w* Th* piciur* you've read about, filmed In th* gnat Okefenok**- Swamp In Georgia. 700 miles of marsh and cypress wilderness ss a background for an* of the eeriest stories s i n e s "Treasure Island." piaaa a# rn M )*r* U *l lin,,wn » as tat It tltva tra a l. Ili.-.klyn. N-W fork, and no altar *r ■»>•»• Da •r maaa aarllruUr »Ur* n( r—ISanaa Is known le CmaUlaaM. Taw * r » Mrakr nSllrlad an* ••• aalrad in appear tp a certain mil • ( Tomol*j*| filed br Harriet K*u against r*v 'for - « Clvarre. i.uw ,S W e know and will iell all about Improvements. \ repairs and new construction. Call or drop in to see us today. Medina In Ik* Cfrenll Conn mt MauaoM O n i r , piarHa. „n ar J K f A J W s l>w. Protect Yourself Against Inflation By LetUng. Us Finance Repairs And New Home Construe* lion Nowl — Payments Juat Like Or L a e . Than Rent!!! . Jjfl lu te ua ' lS iW- w i e R r ?» ey, , *r UNITED LUMBER COMP Comlnjr Soon! “ Sergeant Y g Stage Show FRENCH AVE. at 8th 8T. e b .9 t . i . 1- ■S & tk -, - fvvjr dam / ... f jMr-Vvi- ( X / -------tWl,". v‘ 1* .*1,1 . mi �.1 ( >•*#' S A N F O R D .' F L O R ID A COACH OURT RECORDS MINGLECOUNTY 2t To 17 \ U R Iu m W inn. Jttm&BSSLZS&SS&ESS ' for lo ve «Ir« Caiail ..... Charlea Boyer .e^Aiexander .. Margaret 8Qlnry Benaon Rita Johnaon urge Halting. .... Eugene,PalIcttA 4J1’ •... HuU* Terry thael DaUey ... Reginald Den"r — ... . a-ell Kcllaway ... J*- V*' Kerrigan ® W ALTER ULSTON mri Dana Andrew, ar* rhown here In a rerne from ‘‘Swaop .iVatrr," the trnaatkxval Saturday Evening Poat eerinl, now hmuglit to .hr verean. Walter Brtnnab and Anno Bnx* I rir ore rji-sLirred In thl* itlrrlng «trry of life In the Oktfmokea Iwamp 'in Georgia, slitwing here tomorrow and Monday at the ' r E sti K11*I *I Nil SStfIfS: faReady T o Go -/ II s o T tril o r M r m r * «u .r. tmlnlnp alta. jt^ lttX 'p r e p a r e for hit Ah aeaaon In the American s^bsfsmlS a t h is t ic ■ AMD MBAP BASKETkAlU A u w e o s u y c r iUi^o.s, -r/ -O. jilw e n a «B March Of Dimes Race Produces $86.35; Hi-Guide Rung Tonight FARMERS’ MARKET * Cacil-.Rel- , MILTON BERLC r«n't underithml what Cetar Rumvro haa to - WIUJ, Pang, ,ba aad abont, but then • » '* not In loco with Carutc! Landly, Romonca and romcOy>ra perfectly bleodNl hr *«A Geatlaman at Heart" ahow^'' Vig.eaxt Tccaday at the Rita Theater, Th* film, which was directed ’ t by . Ray McCamy and pmdacel by Waiter Morpaco, la the moat ttmwlng w tlre -kice Hit eery popular ' ‘Tall, Dark and Hartdao'ipe.* whk^ alro .Urrcd, Rom.-rp and Berta, 1 '.ti— ».i ‘-.,1 Importance of South American N a t i x i s Told , f . : 8vtt'a t j . neighbor*, to > Wa thq .tooth art on/ vaxt atdrabaw* < < * 5 rhanpovrer eoold ba i ractor^rln ally-m ini ( A : Pan-Amtrfcaa go • H*ra, ar« how the uni <Vii. IJ Iv -J - i . i .b'E i : Ja-r to. IU do*, ulul I.*., few m I i ". |.i •;«!«• I | » r v . ..o'liuir l n** c t lm . M*S \ M li:i«F d ( IM K T ItlF T l»e. uin.il fa ir, murk* t u!»«»ol afeudv ••.I ►..lew I.-a all F n a iu l. 117 ( i * l . l* «t (•• L* » lirn rlim ln # k i: j Ih fn (« W r»| l)S I Nnt.soy. Jr.* Mppcial M iiur, M i n i »; o r m i .k N o t left |t h r |• l>) K i . t n I hi* I p u r■ 'j.iiil lo K it. *1 i N t itw it n « l r i n i cm Hm l* t h «t»« t<f J a n u a ry . A .t k IS I?. In ilin i r **»trat>. r .tiit e p em lin ir lo Ih o 1 ‘ l n i i l f i V a r l , in a n d lo r N*rn»«n»*tr « ‘i>ont« I* It »r lit a, in C h n to e r y . u l t r r . m H \ N h » l l l > l 1 U k d l v t i o n r m :i»ir \msi**i a t i o ?C. et»r| H .»«n o »» iIt.iln tid . am i A I»A K O tM »|:i*. |„it,..| \ , f h er h u t ha o«|. U \ \ l * « . l l l « r t al. o ra I »t f. ii.l.ti*’ !!••• tn.ilr r - la n e t l, a« N|»ee|.»| M .t t ft * , * ill u || tilri (h a I t u a l h o u r- " f - ........... \i«*inlay, ilia I Jo.I .la y t.f Ft hi •• ir> \ l» 1911. ! . . f f r r l o r • .1 1#. .m l »* II lo tha I it i a h r - i .m i .i l . . » i h n l.lrr f o r * a t h J ill th e I n .I lf (I.MM .»f Ih r C o u rt I 1 1 o f ?*eoi i i - l i Ci»«itt|>. F lo M I •la. in I t>•• I>• • the f o l l o w ■||.X . I t I I * • .| |.ro|.et |y -Mu t ie a n il I I*. I ft it It. ?*• <a i ..flin t ) F lo r id a , Trurlc, p W | .| ..f : Twp ;.».i tiNin* • ..p lt*»l « \\ tn .sp ecia l H f. c r F s a tts fl* ttt:imi:itr UKiuiKH • M avtai I* 1*1 oItal of r €*«»•!«|*l«*t«- p ru l.i'lion (• nt very little c»»*t. 1Q t*ur vault •The Sanfortl Atlantic 1'aarnl, cu rl.u.da f.o.h -h ip* |.< III! (I.a-i-.l.»n t lillv e ie t l • I' li’lic f I, (rp|. IrauwiM.rtatloii National Hank hull t Itlu .illy » -h»d» l i j . or uihre If. s. Nt. | t|tiii I My. IS** crntca trim - It. t’.J lujwa J ^ . J I , d o . | 2 ta . • *'i. t*|lb c r u lr a , t-H fc dot. I.,.. «ly >|.2n, to p Ico w t r i i . .o r * lii'tdw 1 .» h. a it wti t r e e l* . I f . 7*1- PHOENIX. Aria., Jan. 31. — *•I A.’* . 12.2a. CMI I.A VISTA . cent la a 6-ioth'a of a (X) —» With tha nutation “ not IK7X.V4 — llii I lp i T in d c r u r .'i* . • mi. ltd •u lh rr ak.w, m arket and Hl-Guldo will pro6- tnaagh- money,- Thornton Leo, tin * liliir k V -triillm U .lv . dull on Ooldvi* IM art. curloatlw II.Ic, M.on f “ I*, m all triu k. tiuldt n It. art. a J to 10 favorite. Lower the American League’a leading r r t - i i i «. inuv :uc i* c • In .II. hiu.nl|> wnnhr.lt ■ !% »»r aouthoaw of 1011, ha* raturned ii r . r rIIA n r:- Tun. Ilnlh. r,.lr to fr v . . more l?.H. N«». I i|U»llty. *» k itcorotnCB wllli .riorio* the third cuntrart »cnt him by U A UM .v u u .| l«v » I. m I. 11nr. I I , . . .’ i uli-a, j r * . d u «., ieC il* mmlaalon rule*— rauit pay tho Chicago Whlto Soi. Il.il>. t - M llr ... i;» U . | i . l i - | l , t » f, al'.nal car f2.Ca Liu The time hai come. Leo a*- C AIU tU TH — IM’S. Ilun t i c i i x llu r I I - ; . II. in ,1 •*»*• I ANMI MSM iN d lt T I I \N I» These bearded Italian tuldirr* <rcm Tth of Diknct handlcip aortnl, for the White Sox to nay tt KHTl TIIUIIHIIAY. JAN. •tuite happy at being latm |iruoni" keceta Thunday nllht, for thoto 32 vlctorici he racked C A l'I-lK U iW B It — f r a l t i. K .n cr, C*I2 V i»leas 1911 cralaa. Icl.tl .* * • by tho Brillah tn l.ihjn In fart rar 1^0.33 to A M b m up laat scaren. 2V •! crate**. C I’-1-KHV—4 'r a l . c M .TI I J U ’oumlatlon fund as the thoir joy rontrsiit* null Muisulini'i “There really Isn’t much dif­ CKL,k.UY IlK A IlT.H — « r a r . 1 , I I .S i4.U. S r r a l r . « . » ) . NKW TOItK. M K T S l. lt illT I V ' loudly voiced "inllcxibl. Mill." th a .'tn d ft donation f t ference in the term* offered and •t, r > r iiiiN (ii:il. K H I'IK ’ I A L I . v UN C O lX A K D n — l>oi Ilun M r . | * c ^ nU at tha twelfth race, thooe I’m asking," ho said. I \ lt ili: r « m a r r iv a l II r :«M j»'u A .n ---u u i i w . ii.ja - u .C a a card will aUrt a t'S tll Loo pointed out that In addi­ U H A P B r U C I T — I n>> C.R i'nm l*. I ' m . on trnt*k I. r-,,r. itn lio o lc.l first race goes to -tha tion to topping tho leageea In •, s l 'l a i l l l l > A . » i - A I.IK . t i.l* . t u g . n o No. : l i r a 1 ' K l. i'I I I II A J ilur. MB. I . I t . lljig i c t r gams* won and lost—22 and II L K T T H 'B — I c t 'x r g , C r l li-»d 5* 1 ■"• * «I*»r. 3.io>( J.*. |M..»rrr J " «• —by a left-hander, be led la 2 24, l <!oa 3.0')*S *o. |»M<ir* r I 2 . U - I I . R » » It v v - t l.t ; ’or Satarday earned runs “ and did a pretty ON I O.N 2 i * 2 T6: tu tins, r i o : 7 i . p ««»rH—-l*u*. Ilun. U r - i i e rr 2.21; XX*a 1.14*2.an fair bit of hitting for, » pitcher. o i i a n u k h — nos. UJL «'umii it •; IU k . No. ! IM S IUK> tin- *V C A L IF . IU*. A 22- 114-4.2#. C*.w NEW YORK, Jan. :il.-tA 1 with an average around .250. 3 'I..R- bltth « * t 40. I'.w n il I f I 'A iu n - n v — 1 » > inm 3<.•«»,■ Rill Terry, gciivml manager of poorer T.25-3.!Jd r r A K -c in u iip * . w n . T s T#y. h .t i -- • the Now Y o r k Giant.-’ farm Kiiday that n i m j u o . m k t n t k a m t o n i i k f t ajntoni, niinmiiiri.,J Bob Pastor Kmiilio t.inil.itrnin, bin r o o m ­ mate nf ninny playing iluya In Outpoints Lesnavich yrnr* part, nmilil inaiiiigu thn i l l lin t- ' W ntoin A-i'wiaUun ttJSW YORK. . Jan. 3 1 -< A 1 farm team nt Furl Sniitli, Ark., Lite an Einstein explaining his dcring tlm I!) 12 Hriunn. theory to. a alighUy befuddled 1 Llinlitniin, ninnagt'i of thr pupil, boxing maater Bob Pastor Knoxville, T n m , Smokies in tho Friday night gave Qua . I>»iKiurlr blaiich ni I M I I I . Soutlivrn Association last year, f .TL nerieh a 10-round lesson in the a it,,., irw n , n io .tir becomes IIh- aecoml cx-GInnl to science o f break-buatlpg before a ord lu fa ir >|in* Illy I . iil- M * . p o orly l.lnn.-hosl !.A X X 's rveelvi* n inanagrrial assignment nay gathering in Madison m osU v t s i - l . e , r .w M B very In Terry’s ri-vnmpvd farm setup Square Garden. Paator weighed f* w h ls h .r , s t n r r a lly iw orly this week. Ilia uppointnu-nt fol­ 1W M i Leanarkb,. U I. •w n e h r.l l » lows by t»n days Unit of Frank Tire ting the hometown folks C A I .t r . I I " 3 *|*, ,l.n. a S l- I , t i. ( I ’nncho) Snyder nt Jersey City. »*•• I U il.il l . n . I - 3 U dm to.the beat Job he’a ever turnol U I , I t " rru lr s Irlnim ^il lops In for thrir bvnofU, tha ex-Now ■ask ! • * d»s. M B . I’asral I f 3 1 ' , Crafty do*. 3.IS, •m .'l.il r r a t .s .1% GET THE THRILL Freddie LindHtrom Appointed Manager jo W A S m N i Y o V 'j m ^ f i w • N*»rih (912 f-»rl; »h/nc** youth IIS Mity ruiMTl an iiu|N»rlttnl tint I# Kite nr Iht ft mny cniiio irrr|mritlilc tlitmitt:<‘ •*. I'l.'il ub la . tha featured ninth race eonkriptlqn IN FO I*M A TIt»N letter Olf, nutlior of "Aiieiaft ilpotteri” a grim Atltlilion In th.* Iu\t of beat selling bonks nml am author­ ity on Aircraft rcn»trnition. nsucrU that th« Asia hna not tHjmlH'.i the U. 8. merely because it isn't rt a.ly. The obacnco of raids so far i« no •videnco sic will w t U bom^l. He protlicts rvrntual allied victory and ratiki Amcrien n* uniju**JUoncU leader in Aviation N o t ic e l* licrt hy K l i . p ll.n l lit l.tiia u a iic o o f lli:K c e r ln lu fiu j| alec t r r o f fitfv c lw a u re nil.I ,• until.' ai.tl ciitert'o t' «o» J a n .m i * •» CHT In aiul hy t h e C l» « m i t *.•**• t in an.I fo r H ettflntilo C o u n t) . I * ■ tal.t. In C h a n c e ry , In a c e r t a in •■in-., i h r r r III pelullliM » h . r*lrt l|. *\| I 1 1 \\ N . StllS’ l.\ A N l • H i l l .|[ A | ||i\ c«.i |H.ra I Inn unil.-r the I »*» • ..f the l i .l l u ) S t a l l ”. ..f A tiie tn .t .. |<1.11it t i f f , a n .l M A II V *• A I I I K I if. •i. mlm i I f 1» K J v . laon i. n* S|M .'I m I M ;*>!•' i ..I - « n l . ••!»! « »l.l «lecr***» M|.|N.lnli >| - h il| , , f f r i f.»r »rlt* fo r ra a ll am t «^ ll .f |.||h h e o llt r r y b e f o r e the f i . . . l Of th e C o u rt 1|.*u«e In S .m fo r.l S r n illio le t*m m t\ Kl.n i.l.i he i** eeu th e Ir a n i h o u r- o f -..!•• «ut M o n d a y , th e 2nd d a * o f K. I . i u a i ) 11*11. t lir ■nine hwliia a K ,,l. lu.* " f thin C o u rt, th e f o i l . .o i n a .1.jr i.l.e .l p r o p e r !. r t fll.t t r I i >Vml i in*to tN .u n t), F lo r id ., i u it l r..'K ln n ln u at t ».. s\\ ...n .r I «f lilo c k si t.f i :.. i . iiiw .. ii « S u r v e y o f n h A .l.llth m Ha h 1 fo r d . F lo r id a . *« r e c o n lr A In I'liit llo o k 1. |MKr« !*: :tn.| •• s Of th e P u b lic H ...M .I- ..f Sr |||I O' u C a u o l), FI.*t Ida i on • -» - 1» at pucaiitB houiea. I ( “ .I I I . '* , Iritlimeol It* |*a. tjol.leu H mi. i I, I ii . Ij hId mi 11y wnwhril. K«ncrully if o<mI quality. ! • « dot., Thornton Lee Sends Back Third Contract Brilyn Anker* Prank Albert~ — IllIN T F . * li T I U ’ IUMUAV. H A N FVIlin • s r .tT In .N . 1la u lin u ' • r> I■k h t. den m n d Im pru vliu c mi w liK h tly lo w e r p rlcca . n ta r k fl • iiK h tly w e a k e r . rarlu n dA a*ul I.u .'k lo a d u r.o.b. umu I irrittM au.l e a r lo a d * and tru ck lo a d ’* f h Hhlpi.ltuc p o in t |baa.*.I on • l.llh e te tl ^ u lt a leas a ll Ir a n il » r l.t Hun oI m i | . i | and c n rlu a d i l o t * ea *h tru c k , and tru c k lo a d a »: Gunther ... Roman Bohnen . ‘ BURMA CONVOY ............. Gua Schilling Cltff VoUon ... ... Chartoa Dick. - & Cnrl • I l r i 'l i l x , K « t r lU M. e| Vlr Jnme*. V*. I ' hIj link er lle n tiln g rr et us Htlei) Mooon OaroU Land La Locky Csllgn. Milton' Borlo d ig !. Jk-.j-.... . J. Carrol Naiab Stewart Jfalnoa . Rlrhard Derr Clalro Barrington ....... Root Ho­ bart '............................... , Plnchiay -------- r Jamme Cowan Oonhm .....u.... Eliaha Cook, Jr. Applaby ...... PrancU Pie riot Loot* — Chi ck Chandler tlV><---------- • • ■ OUTLAWS OP CHEROKEE . TttA lla ^ ,i’ > vTueaon-JmIUi Bob Steele •Stony’ Brooke u X . Tbm Tyler ^ru,IUbA 1f 0i,jrn • Rttft D**1* Dorta EheUlon U la Collier CopUin Sheldon ' Tom Cbattorton J W Jeol Priodkln Vol U m a r ------- RaV Bancroft tU n p r i ■ Pbtlllp Trent SWINfa IT BOLDIBK j j Ann M eBrtftl ban M ir n y r k l* Frances Langford ^ • 'D m r w lla h n litanche Stewart bins — Elela Allman ixwclllon Hauler Stafford mrntfna -Satan Miller -ti-i. „ Senior Lost riO -V W * Adrian - LryrU Howard ’* ' if 1*——-a- ■ I * covetnto to m A I . JltNiMKMT Mra. Slmma . — ... Kitty O'Neil Dr. Browning ----- Low Valan-1 tine * -* r .. — ‘ .- - v - V u A . .r iPI’OINTMEN t Long-rangt' #uba of tha World War used torpadoaa1 tmralr. t K majorily at their vieDma -ware fishing trawlsra, co Ward and barges . taf*. U.qally,. after ■naU vessels and Pi n jm tto - ta k * to ba tailors placed < h aboard Uta ship#.’ SUMS with .gtioIM p rlha* aurfaatog b*WL war* ter u la the lln us. ’S CASTS KEN MURRAY and rrmMaa Longford, two of ladlo’a top atara appearing in ' Swtog It Soldkr." wHh an all-ttar ea*f of radlo'aiwi »«r«an aUral Tha popular UkaUnd girl, who haa mada good in bar new Hold o f andcavor, haa hoaU of local fan* who will daligbt In uolng and haaring ’bar neat Tueaday at tha RIU. within gun-eehn distance af the eastern U. 8. coast are uateg a different technique than the eobmenibles that harried lantla coast In tha World War. «t Jlontcr. IL T. « t UI. lo T lu lla rly A h m lv l Co. ' • ' M o "'. C. It. e t 'u x , to F irm Kcilt n l Haiimc** A U ««n A mm* m u r l ih s W n if.n , (>rtiW, to CJnv Karin C nnllt A.littr* u M ILL o r IIAI.lt |tr.*'k*-, I'ln rotirr. tn It. U llnl.tr. CU.MM t l i » \ A L n ILK . U I N T I t U T < M b k In irrn a llo n a l Motor C o . to C. r Mart In. i i » i t ; \ i r . o r M im T u n a : A ll ...H r N A t'l 'tank uf aJui'hhun* t ill* . I.. t'l..rl<li| I'uliD** H*»r%Ice. « a the Set. Ere. P e t story by ' V trew B.U. Alto, "Don.Id Duck Cartoon,- Sfler Gang" Comedy and WVtni ffowa. ‘ ' ‘ i ... To today, D w n jn Day, Doable • Feature — “ SWING i t , BOLDIER” with'. Ken Murray. France. Langford, Don * Wilton and Big Radlo'Bpedalty .Acts. Also “ A GENTLEMAN A T HEART” with Cesar R m m , Carole Landlg, Milton Bttte and J. Carrol.NaUJu i Wednesday, T h V w U y -- “ APPOINTM ENT POR LOVE” with Chat. Boyer, Margaret Soflatran, Rita Johnaon. Rath Tarry and Eogeno PalUtto. A bo -W A R CLOUDS IN THE PAC1PIC." modi' Umoly film ’ yat shown. Priday. Saturday -OUTLAW S OP TH E CHEROKEE Technique Ui By Nazi Sul L linn JACK80NVIIXK. J«n The ecven-gome winning streak built up by thr Dune Fletcher -High quintet >\i f ill li l t nlnht worn the lues defeated thr Srnalnrs, 2M1111. nt Jacksonville linn li. | . Goaeh 8pm VVeMiinger’s •charges, who downtd lamdon I hrre Thursday night, uvenge.l a ■recent one-point lorn to Klrtrher it Daytona Bench. UKKDn m:\i. H r r v n t M o ttm o tn i Th«»|CT; P r r r t m For Week o f Fth. l . t iRGARKT SULLAVAN c h «k . to a«a If Chain Boyar m il. hwrt. In tholr Wrap-happy romantic; riot, “ Appointment ■bowing at the Rita Theater next Wydnoaday and ThvraJohnaon, E u jm , Pallctta and Ruth Tarry art faatureri. II lb «n «t Daytona Wins Over Fletcher, 28 to 19 h/tbit iii n<l * I* r * t i f v - " -\ d m . l . n . B-a i t » . 3.Ba I I O i l , * a rr iv a l* ts, ir a r k hold, log* no Don’t give a dusty old book I rum the attic. Take a book you hare- liked yourself, tho kind y»u' Might lend to a friend and l<av* It at the former Martin t’alqt - store. It will bo collected nnd, sent where U la moat need. champion froiq tta number Ud inn All Popular BrandH Free of Picking Winners TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE N IN T H HACK — 5-10 M ile GREYHOUNDGU3 RAMBLING NORA CIENTIA CITY JUDGE OFFICER ANDREW YOKEL HOY FLAXIK II III GUIDE GILDERSLEEVK Is on the air over W 1)110 .tonight nt 0: IS with all the "dupe” un the dugs at Ihr Sanfurd-Or* lando Kannrl Club. ffO MINOHS ALLOWED POST TIME Si IS P. M. U r lir c r y ARCADE Put’kagc Store O. D. Farrell, Prvp. Phone V M S Malher Bldg On Houle 17 (Sanfuni 11iulivvuy) nt I ahikwooU abuul ID Milm South of Sanfurd. TURN AT HKD AHHOW By P A U L ROBINSON BESIDES,OADSAYS HELL ONE US A HOUSE POIZ A V1BDDN6 P O t S E N T .V r o TOMHV,r>bU By FRAN STRIKER U>«.' COULD‘ A WNetK/ % r £ \ ^ T 7 S ' r 1 Be j few! r t u \ \ b [m fe y 9 7?. V >’ Im & M �I ‘A W a^J^v/iArsJtirjAAJ THE 8> o Rom e’* Contribution T o Civilization Told Editorial Staff K 4 l ( « r . t » - r H U f ... N « M | l i | K 4 ll* f * m « M IIm , — C tfF M N * r t 'M a t r U 4 llt r l p * m K ilt a r a .... R t r la iff* M I I m ( M f K ilt a r a n »:r o itT r .n «i r .r .A . .. .... (M h I *«*r(i»| .. .— o m im r iiN lib r a r y Bpmm ► f . --- --- Udwmr4 Manhall .......... AUr# Trwpl# -------- U k (k l « « » l l Nadirya W lfglM Ham rril# K «ri HIH«m » r flf aa4 Jark llarrla* .— ( |l f f «N rroMar l.wrillr Hall* Marn«#r1(# Kfj m bmI ■laart Qaart#rwaa 7— PaiHWa I M n Htnaaa HlMklaa Nar)«rU Jmmvm aa4 Kalbrra W lfglM U aiM SlMfgrta Harr Habaa aa4 Orlra Karrrll __ Klarta#* Walla . _____ Bitty r-alar . mtmm Nalk 4. Haa4 0#Mlaa|# C'arafr »#baal la *«Mlafc#4 aatkly jaamnllam rlaaa •( R »«l»«l# ll'ab «rb***»|. bp lb# MORE ,1 u i ' 1‘ Alt a follow-up to lant week’* article, wj attain enurry eratc general facts thnt are of interest. It is interesting ; to note how muny simple facts can lie suggested when !i Hat Is compiled. U;, Here is this week’s mixture: The governor of the Territory of Hawaii is Joseph B. Poindexter . . . Manuel Quezon is the president of the Philippines, while Sergio Osmena is the islands’ vlce-pres[■-dag; Jdent . . . The hlg league baselMill managers Include Le# ‘r * Durocher (Brooklyn ’’Ilotlgers’’), B i l l y Southworth (St. Louis "Cardinals” ); W i l l i a m McKechnie (Cincinnati "Reds” ), F r a n k Frisch (Pittsburgh "Pirates"), Melvin • Ott (New York "Giants’*), Jimmy W i l s o n (Chicago “Cubs” ), Casey Stengel (Boston "Braves"), Hans Lobert (Philadelphia "Phillies"), Joe McCarthy (New York "Yan­ kees” ), Jimmy Dykes (Chicago “ White Sox” ), l/ni Boud’■ reau (Cleveland "Indians"), Delmnr Baker (Detroit M Tigera” ), Joe Cronin (Boston "Red Sox"), Luke Sewell (St. Louis "Browns"), Stanley Harris (Washington "Nation­ als” ) and Connie Mack (Philadelphia "Athletics") . . . . Elmer Layden, former head coach at the University of • Notre Dame, is now czar of professional' football . . . New York University has the largest enrollment of any Institu­ tion of higher learning . . . Former Coventor Martin L. Davey of Ohio 1s one of the leading tree surgeons in the United States . . . President-elect of the Florida State ; Senate Is Philip D. Beall of Pensacola . . . Commissioner of Agriculture Nathan Mayo of Florida is the dean of ihe State Cabinet in number of years service . . . Hawaiian delegate to Congress Is Samuel W. King, republican, whilo Anthony J. Dimond, democrat, serves as Alaska’s delegate , . . Clarence A. Dykstra, president of the University of . Wisconsin, gained nation-wide fame in 1037 when he was serving aa city manager of Cincinnati.' He was, at that time, highly commended for hia work during the 1037 dlst astrous flood . . . Mrs. Barney Dreyfuas, chairman of the ; Board of Directors of the Pittsburgh “ Pirates’.’ baseball team, Is the lesding woman In American baseball . . , Anv other "headline" woman is Congresswoman Mary T; Nor' ton of New Jersey. Rep. Norton is de an of the women “ L tra of Congress as well aa being chairman of tha lmt House Labor Committee . . . Heads of the colleges and universities are John J. Tlgert (University of FlorJda), Doak 8. Campbell (Florida State College for Wom­ an), Hamilton Holt (Rollins College), William 8. Allen taon University), James E. Mooncv (University of pa), Bowman F. Ashe (University of Miami, and John n (Webber College) . . . The Marquis of LJthlinla the British Viceroy of India . . . Prime Minister of la Is John Curtin . . . Richest man in the Senate Sana*0r Peter Goelet Gerry, democrat of Rhode Island •7 President of Portugal la Antonio Carmona while tho ier la Antonio de Salasar . . . Eire’s premier, Eamon Valera, was born In Brooklyn, New York . . . King of tated Croatia Is Aimone I. He was formerly the :e of Spoleto, Italian nobleman . . . N,ew governors the 1040 elections ar J. Emile Harley-of South CaroColgate W. Darden, Jr., of Virginia, and Coke R. Stcn of Texas. Harley succeeded Burnet R. Maybank ho was elected senator: Darden was elected governor for four-year term; Stevenson. Ilentenant-governor, was ela­ ted to the governor’s chair when W. Lee O’Daniel was m senator . . . Will Hays, c u r of the motion picture ‘ r, was once a republican politician . . . Alejandro .u*l. pitcher for the Washington "Nationals," was In Venezuela. In concluding this article, tha second of the “ fact” i, I hdpe that It has been beneficial In some wav. By EDWARD MARSHALL S. H. S. Rumblings Rev. Ziemer Speak* A t Assem bly M eet SOMETHING ALL CAN DO ‘ . ■ - F „ HILLY PIXI.ER nr HERMAN MIDDLETON a r HUDL'Nrr * Eleven new members have i Tb« students of World History, Tha Rev. Georg* Zlamar, who been added to the Seminole High under tha direction of Mlu Betty Vow exams ar* ovtr was ordained st Qeo P in t Bap­ School list of air raid wardens. Euhrmrn, haro been aaked to The midnight oil's been burned, tist Church last Wednesday, wsa The duties of these wardens 0 write • unu paper. Msny prov­ When report cards ere handed th* speaker o f tho morning at os. ed to b* Interesting. ar# many. They must know how t h * regular assembly of th* B V LLC& N f r and when to us* fire e*tlnThe on-chosen tor publication Wall find out what we'vs learn* SemlnoU, High School student ed-or didn’t know. ENO U G H la as follows: .rubbers and know th* dtf/arent body last Thursday. MACK CLEVELAND sad What Rome Contributed To Civ­ types of bomb#. Wardens 'a rThe speaker aUtad that now DEFENSE ilization— by Millard Hunt McKAY TRULUCK were report- more than ovor before, wa should statloned in th* up atoira hall, ' Whan ao err at a number of ad .aa. atoning it during the appreciate living la tha Unltod STAM PS— at the head of tho atoira and or. /| ,<mrbarlan tribes overran the Ro­ blackout the other night, hot States, and that wo ahoold do all th# roof of th* building. I man Empire, It would be sup- ’’ LUCY" m m i to fit In some- in ou> power to keep It free. Th* air raid wardens are a# >P°a^l that the clvillxslion that wh*ra. Don't ask u» “ lucy whoT" follows: David Oateh«l, Bill v • Mr. Ziemer continued by rout­ had flourished there would have . . . Wa don't know!!!!!! ing some of his experiences In Fleming, Jimmie -Ridge, Bill ; been destroyed, but this was not JUTE and MARGAR1TE Earle, Edward Marshall, Wartvn true fo r several reasons. Most KEYS cntrrUincd with a feast India. He told of too religious festivals In that country. Ones Daniels, Leo Butner, Hu/i „ of Roma's contributions hud been for tho crew. Flril ainc* ihelr he saw a throng of natires com­ Whrlchel. Billy Southward, Paul made iuiik long before the mvnurr* invaders uviure tnp A bunch of frills pletely entranced .by a fakir wavVrore, Hob Crumley, A1 Rabur. cam*, In th* Jcrm of idra* rn.l congress ted at PATTY HOD- Ing sn Incense burner over a George Speer, Billy llollyhead, records left behind. small altar while the .natlvaa GE’S house Wednesday for a ( harlrs Gormly. The eonquerora did not rhanjr th* c)uract*r of th* population “ so* shower" given In honor of swayed back and forth In tempo McCAIJHere’s a with the burner. Then th* fakir because they settled among many CONNIE MARTY PERKINS , threw a rag doll to ona of the An air tarrj service Is opcrstrdfi times Uwlr over number. Al- •‘pome" natives whose ayea Ware almost from Mietv’ti, Kane, to Wlnlpeg* though they becama the ruling mid# up: •Hipping out of his head. Th* nawith free rides to yrung Amerl *!»»». they psld little attrntlon Oh, Connie sweet, y o jtl never tNr waa auppaaotf to carry th# cans who want to Join the Royal to th# towns that remained, and. know, doll across a bed o f red-hot coats Canadian Air Force. , these remained Romtn, preserv-' *^>w much I hate to see you »o. Ing parts of the old culture ami. I hate to see your mum go too, -hi that th* wrongs that he had customs. But the most important! For she's the sweetest, nest to ' done would bo forgiven by tho Most of the car-owning families % j idols that they worshipped, but reason why the Roman elvillas-1 you. in the United States hove neverW he rot cold fact and didn’t do tL tion was not destroyed was that purrhrsed a new car. They d#Mr. Zlemar concluded by uig. the rhurth Itself continued to live D>n't br a naught lissle. nd upon second, third or fourth ing tvaryona tn toy* God and on much In A * eld way. t nit- When you get to Tallahassee, nd cars for their transportation. urally suffered some from th# In- Catch coins fellows, three or thrir country—then we will be prepared to defend our demo­ rations, but, on the whole, it con­ two cratic Ideala. * tinued to preserve the Roman cus­ On# for mo. and one for Before Mr. ZUmer** address. tom* and Ideta and to stand for peace, Industry, and right living, ; '• you. David Catehcl presented the new GLADYS PIPPLN and HER­ lianner that haa recently .been O f tha many contritutlcn* of !!•»• Your Clocka And Romtn to civilisation that aur MAN MIDDIXTON doubledatlR* purchased by the 8.H.S. Band with BUCOY PROCTOR snj to use when they parade, to the vived, the following stand out: Watches Repaired Ujr ( tr.LU AN WALSH took It* a (1 ) THE IDEA OF WORLD i ludent body. Th# banner, which U N IT Y —Th# Roman Empire fur­ picture show last night. -. i« centered with a brilliant In­ material topped with an eyelet The first reindeer the Bronx, On# Who Urally nished tho first example of a SYLVIA ME1SCH ami W A L dian Head that waa eooltd from Y.. Zoo have exhibited since AL1.BR1TTON jookaj th* official seal ‘ of th* school pique, collar and only on* of N. whole rlvlliicd world living to­ LACE 1U 07 have recently been acquired th* three on the Jacket button# Knows How ^ gether In petes and unity. In around from Sanlando to San­ i>y Sylvia Mtlsch, haa orange earlier day*, th* to-ealled empires ford to Dyers last Friday. A ln t letters nn a dark hlua back­ waa fastened. She w o r e low- from a private estate at Lake Placid. N. Y. heeled spectator oxfords and car­ had been divided Into a number we having fun? jground. It waa hoped that tha of hostile states, each state pur­ PLABHl Flash! On your to**, hanne- would com* In tim* for ried • '. light blue handkerchief. Pixy centers, equipped with oc­ suing Its own aalflah Interests amt galsl All out to look your bast. the Christmas parade In Orlan­ This teacher has a 'pleasing per­ trying to weaken or destroy its MATT HASBROUCK. newcomer do, hut due to th* present emer­ sonality frtd .Is loved by • all. cupational and constructions! toy* nursery 1 rivals. But under th* Empire, to the aenlor class, la on th* gency. It haa just arrived. 108 MAGNOLIA ' ' Know her?' If not I ’ll tell you ■uch feeling*'of hostility died out lookout for a gal to rail naxt weak. Sew you then you installed In London'* air-raid his. rnd th* entire Roman world con­ Anybody how wants to put In an P ^ jv .h lJ J In a I |»o#«e knnslqi shelten. t l b » » w ^ | w » # i^ b s .a s q sidered Itself on great, united so­ ciety with common Interest and application, *** ORIEN. JAR­ eoipmon Ideals. This has been set R E L L hla advisor) (Hal Hal) Sports Shots ANN 8T1NE, P A U L HICKaa an example by modern states­ •*<■< U t TON. ERLINE KELLY, and men for an Ideal world. By JACK L HERRING DELPHINE HASTY hummed («> THE ROMAN LAWS — Bill " Flash" Branan who waa Writs as they While extending her empire, Rom* th* Skater** Rllfl's greatest ground gainer waa rlao gathering together a glided up and down the streets during tha past football season, night. It great system of law*. Its prin­ of town Thursday haa received a personal apistla ciples wars composed of their own erem* to be a fad. Uniforms ar* certainly bait to from Coach "Wally? Butts of customs and this customs of the various peonies they conquered. catch th* girls these days, and Georgia Unlvaralty to try-out These laws aimed to aatll* every who la MARJORIE HODGES to for tha “ Gawja" gridiron team question that cam* up with even- resist ona? W* apeak In regard* com* graduation . . . Prior to handrd justice rather thrn by ape- to that ulcture aha received from that h# waa slated to go to Mercer (Macon, Ga.) but that rial favor. Th* last important Camp Blandlng. school haa disbanded Inter-acholRomtn emperor, Justinian, had all HAROLD H ALL and IC.LDN •stic athletics for tha duration these laws collected and codified, thus preserving tnem for later 8TAFFORD ware seen datin’ of tha war . . . Another local at**, go completely has this Ho­ Th* where and whan o f the Inc!.- gridiron here, Glen "A b e" Odman law mat th* needs of man­ dent slipped our mamory, hut we ham, will recalre hla trial at kind, that It has become th* law remember th* important part th* Unlvaralty. af Michigan, .no What little blond freahmaii Waa v.V It’s pretty steep but I Of moat civilised peoples today, axrapt those of English speech, who roe* by the name at BET­ hope they make th* grad* . . . who heve adopted the English T Y CORRODI has got JOHN So much for football and now Common Law. ‘‘ BRAINS’’ BEL/YEU practically to th* present Interest, baskat« i 3) T H® IDEA OF A BU­ dltsv with Infatuation. Oh, but ball . . . Bom* Interesting sta­ REAUCRACY Gnutually, tha man- don’t think h* love* hla M aver- tistics are forthcoming . . . In agement of Rom* cams under a ftffM lM*!t tha six games which th* Fads great number of officials, each PATTY HODGE says you looking after soma special Inter­ havtn't lived until youVe rowed have played they hare made 61 est. Each of these. officials waa • boat around In th* same spot field goals against 46 for responsible to soma higher official for fifteen minute*. . DAVID aopoaanto . . . They hare until w* coma to Ih* Emperor, who threw tha anchor out whan ah* M out o f 66 attempted u s t o . m m BODjfor throws against 16 ont of 16 for was th* cantor of the -shol* sys­ arm* not looking. thalr opponent* . . . SS out af 63 ^ 1 $ H i w E X P E R I M E M f A l P lA K E r tem and master of th* Rom n BILDy FLEMING haa anethar la only an average of .444 which world. This system I* coming admirer. Tho line ferns to th* la way balow par. They should mors and more Into us* today. jAYlN S MUC)( M tfA l Von(4) FINE AND PRACTICAL right gall Being taQ, blond, and hit at least 76 percent af thalr oiHER. DEFEHSX. PURPOSES handsome stems to bo all It free threw* . . . They hare com­ iRTS In obaorblnxsnd end preserving tha Greek literature, a, culture, and Ukts these days.' Mm-m. Did mitted 66 personal foula thus giving thalr opponents 76 free aria, th* Romans i____ „ tnvona ever think differently? made ___ on* of The three Inaeparmblea-KIN- try* a t 't h e basket . . . All of thalr greatest contribution* to ehrUlsxtlon. While absorbing this K1E, TOI8, and HELEN, have this adds up to • grand total of Creaks ways, th* Romans dcval- a secretive gleam In thalr ayaa. 160 point* scored for tha Fada oped Ihelr own literature and Heaven help ua when thay’ro •gainst U S far thalr opponents »ri*- Especially noteworthy are up to something *1**. . . . Lead Inr th* way la Mg BQ) thalr great achievements In buildFlaming with 16 flaid goads and Wall, “ loodle-li adoa. mg roads, aqueducts, and bridges. 0 free shot* . . . fallowed closeThalr us# of th* arch waa on* of r by "Rabbit" Daniels who haa th# greatest contributions to con- Examinations A r e nine Held goals and fire fro* 4 t 'Iruetlun mad* by man. Proof of gratia shots A tenth job He* WORLDS SM ALLEST f ISR ••-rife. thalr great engineering abilities Taken By Pupils •btad o f th* Fada thla weak... F A m d a k a is l i e s - N a h o m e -H a l f m c K la th* time defying quality of Winter Garden la to ba played lhar workmanahlo. By M ARY RABUN Loxq , AMO <R WS m LAKE. »UH1| than on Monday night Ocala , ( » ) THE LATIN LANOUACE Exams! Exams! Will I pass or H r * Tuaaday afternoon and Eoa- AMERICA, AMP P H t U P P l H U " " A s o i t f l » ( O O d o f ^ I I M Y / o ia t In thalr creation of tha Latin will I fall? This haa been tha lla than oa Friday . . . There language, th* Roman* mid* an y is H por High ram** ahoold surely throw aomo h— *.k*wiu^.reora.>NEKK OMLY A. POUND Cet » L b | l Indelible contribution to th* world, err of eyery Seminole School student for tha past light on bow th* Fad* will botha Empire expanded, the Latover! gin to round yout for tha tournalanguage wa* gradually adopt- weak, but now It la *U ogmasau latsMOHw* ad In *11 the province*, and In Som# hay# failed, but net these manta . . . Spooking o f tha touri. th* laeala win olay Methla way, eras Introduced Into tha who have worked conscientious•7' * , . j . .• 1*0 team from Seabreoxa innT . rrwor°Ul*,r ,» ] " * » MU4W , O O C , I M D IS C O U R A G E D Thla acmestor the students • Peninsula) In tha now B u t ® *A N N Y which will b* the i l b at • " uuHraly different eclwBesides' being Introduead Into I H A V A N T M NJO VUD A Youvb «scrr a l o w , __ tournament ... Thla should th* language* Xotln continued «n tto original form aa tha language ba vary halpfol for oar team.., . V J » U - ChAY /A4 M Y U P * . .PRETTY FAIR-HEMS' of th* church th* language of VW YLO CK A T MY 1YOU RE SO YEARN learning and th* mean* Tuesday "«r cation hgtween the­ mailing enea war* gren WadnaaOL^AHOt STILL' ■ re of all countries day morning. Thi, Memlttod «O IA 4 * » T R O H G H j prratlvely recent time* everyona to bar* Tuaaday aftertha serious liUrature of — noon for studying to glv. them dl* Ages eras written . VmvJ ■ y ... PATTY V and t r a today, It la th* a. st th* Roman CathoM* d-j. I school* today do uaC fetu d lto riu *# ... , I f you • faikd thU aetMster oaaa even today. WE CAN mH E G BRIGGS By R.J.SCOI I SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK JP H P iS'fVl ONLY MAlflKlAL | rT I J H r |» M I 1 t ^ 1$ DAI or CitfriAL 0 tfi root 1TBE'OLD HOME TOWN■ H l H >UTH BIDE N E W S ■Ida waa proud at th* id that cams to halp u* Lasts, the ' magician, wife. A ale* aum wa* and turned over to Mrs. Seumlllat to b* used for web. , all tha pupils In third, and fourth, ■allowed to go to V for an after__,*tum to tha , ware eager to tall had learn ad visiting book friends. meats next Thors. -* and wa bop* aaah I plan bar work aa a cum* and be with r^Our f . T. A. Junior H igh N ew s Junior High sponsored a carn­ ival Friday evening and tha pro­ ceed* want to th* Rad Croat War Rallaf Fund. Tha faculty waa In charge o f tha following concessions: bingo, hot davt, cold drinks, throwing panalaa, skating rink, chamber o f hor­ ror*, and numerous other entertalamenta. At th* sloaa o f tha araatag a big show was atagad to tha audltorum. Fun waa anjaygd by th* young and old. Turday th* Junior High’* li t ,~ s n . merel^wT'tbe^re" L 8JBLS* SA88LETY MM ‘k iz ju jr v r a S 3? » • Saw I m iF v Z WHb*. J , wake • l/ x j b r m t e TK - aau' n* K w f c t t . ’ SG K E L ’ S S ffi a brought umU ~ ~ announcer load th* aahaol la "Oaward " Christiana Eur u ih Ell > assembly rep*atod tho facul.- o f. m e t. ?* Air Raid vVarriens 0 H ave M any Duties w By ST> �<) THE CALL IO THE COLORS IS A CALL FOR DOLLARS! A N IN D E PE N D EN T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER Established In 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. FEBRU ARY 2. 1012 Axis Mediterranean Action Intensified; Malayan Fight Rages Member Associated Pres* Defenders of Batan Repulse Attacks By Japan’s Best Troop To Get Son’s Medal O f Honor Campaign Reported t More ^Serious Than German-Italy Push In•*. J Northern A fric.a<5 • • Back From Europe ■ 1■ I Ilf %««fwlatrd PH M | Singapore'* ilrfrmlvra blasted three •mull Japanese craft in the narrow Johorr Sir lit between the M'layan inunilnml anil Singapore Island today, the British report* *1, adding one win sunk. Smiaport’n srtill.'ry Inmbanletl Nippon* ftp troop* across the strait in Goering Confers WitfeMussolini March O f Reinforce­ ments Toward Suez* Considered Likely; II. ^ Fleet May Starf Offensive Lecturer On Justice Peace Discusses World After Wai »__ IhrSuriiur " M'i*ht n riiiun, ( iI«»r- 1 Imminent nll-out offensive ngahist Singapore. 8 u h < t » n l isl reinforcements have reached Singapore within the In*! few . l a y s , (iov. Sir Shenton Thomas revealed yes­ terday. and more nre on the wav. lie pledged the island's garrison ami IMl.iltltl people to an in­ domitable stand until swelling Impel hi| might can (urn the In­ vasion title. The chipt were down In the defense of this greatest Allied base in the Knr East. The rum­ ble of nrtdlrry and the now familiar drone of warplanes were reaielrss reminders that the siege was on ami that the Japanese were drawing their fortes into close array on the tip of the surrendered Malaya Ralehours hal Oeasing has t h s t Can. Frank Andrews Unified Army and Navy eomtaanda have been eetablisbed In JkW vital war unes — Hawaii, tfjW Panama Canal, tha Western [Caribbean and tha Far East — lid provide co-ordination. Under JJu new set-up, Lieut. Gen. ma inland. Rank Andrrws will be In comA biief communique told of l*aml ever Navy as well as Ar- Imperial artillery laying down ■alts In the Panama Canal n harassing barrage against Jap­ rts Say Japs Of Borneo Coast ------------- were killed er captured en d .at least eg# German strong paints were destroyed >In two days of Planes A ttack Dutch fighting around Leningrad. • T im or, 310 Miles Russian eomsaanlgue said today. .Vast quantities o f gens, am* munition, >eakUIee a n d railway stock were reported captured la l*r A— MatN Pf##a) tha sweeping le a . army advance Unconfirmed D u t c h reports through tbs , today Indicated the Japanese of 8uKnlnkhl, have occupied Pontlanak. the main city on the Dutch Uorneo weat coast. Japanese bombers struck Senday at Dutch Timor, southern­ most e f the Indleii only 310 miles from the- AMlrallan coast, while Dutch troops fiercely bat­ tled landing parties at four points, Including tha Amboina naval base. In their deepest air raid yet made Into tha Indies, Japanese platjea attacked Koepang and skipping secth of there, in the strait between Timor and the smell Island e f Remaoe (flam* aw>» There was said to have been no damage or casualties. Confirmation of these develop­ ments In the parts of the Neth­ erlands Ernst Indie* of most vi­ tal imnortanee to Australia cants from Melbourne,, where ther were, announced in -an RA.F. communique. Dutch resistance was reported offered Sunday to a weighty two-pronged Japanese drive to grab the Pentiansk area, on the west coast o f Dutch Borneo on­ ly 471 miles northeast o f Bata­ via, capital o f tha Netherlands Local Policemen Capture Colored Purse Snatcher ek A ir Force, together gl State* and Au*tra­ in under United Nanand. appeared to hare o f tha air, at least r> for a communions “ enemy air activity Its* than daring tha leer Will itfio n M eet raevntiy appaim- anese concentrations a n d com­ munications In southern Johure during the night. British, planes ranged over the mainland plas. terhig the enemy position* with bonds, and starting tires whien glowed brightly across the mile- talk 25 Mate* I I I, 1/ I i lit I (h r war. |ces Discussed \y Fred R. Wilson 8 Persons P^'is^ 1 Emergency Ser\|cc Corns Examinatnli l i year*. tieiin.m Air. Da via naiil (hat what i» get to I nrnlfil in the leilm of interna* tional affair* i* mi eileipion of our system of government *o us r\ to guaiuntee eui international rights through law rather thini svr. lie said that we onto fought' 117*|1 (treat Hr it ain Iterance of inter* W 111 i terenco with oar light of locnl f f •elf-government when it w»* |iro* I ^ poitetl to lev) n sin ill tba on leu. I I « Now, he says, Hitler eo«u|*’l« j I “ to levy over IT billion dollur* in: lavatlon this year through hia in* I lerferrnc# with American rights! lir C IO l in Hilrroatinnnl affairs. I Vlirt The wpaste to come after thi» 1 sour, nice of the Inherent rights of individuals, Tor an ealrnalon nf I me ’-Good Neighbor Policy’’ , throughout the rivili.nl world, nml for the rrralinn of established court* to which jurisdiction i* grantnl for the settlement of disi pule, between nations. I'resident R. ‘W. Ruprechl cull- M„,| .. I'r e s s l |it>ut:l;r. il II, W iu;iiin«i I.. iiii ,|.I’ ii, ill.|l|ulsul*ll\ 1 tioi war «KouM pHtVkta for in nbnotuto V««aet liiirtt (i.in i.il M ncAr* I H u n ' 1 1 1 •<..-t•-,l i .x ln y ilio tie* if t-iiil.-is ni tin- I! h iiii) Pt’ i i i n .-stiln m li n - r!iili|i|Miu*s liatl i«*|»t.l*s,-il w i t h In-itvy e n e m y In s-.!-, tin- la ti’ *l aerie* o f l:i|i i i h - i iillai-k-*. wlllch vw-r,- in.nit- t•\ III'' fm* ^ I * S t Air. liivi.4 w as in t mh I ucciI v <1. B S B B I A . S|K*e», w ho h .1 ch arge «•( the p ro g ru m , .<« a (orm .-i a«-*i»ciute t ie o r g i oi Ur Iliin iitiM i H o lt, nml at plea- J e r n o r «» e n l t'lig u g rtl in ileliv erillir U v lu re * t*1 h i* P on the M ibjcet o f in term it it n il I ‘ irnniu l •»* |h I r e «»'i| jiiatie*-. a •u bjei t o f J Fw hit h he ha* lieen n - i i i .tout fo» J F ill It* i- l . i p i t h .»• • I.ffl-II>IM- ncilllll |«»*ithM. In '»•> ri-guriU-d m tlrv iy „ I „ ,'r Ji<|»«lrn- f i mil ilia* rhiliiMiin*** r, p«.i t•*.I | h •• hsiiiimI «»f uiinnn* iiloiur tlu* n i n \ . . 1 i" ’,H " ‘Ire ll il t ll ll J’ l '* r :l," r pi'll 111wll l.i, |H»»il»ly HrttV/ of nrr- al.liiM mi u llm il Jai»m »»-»‘ ;•»Intstvi'uifuiiut ilcn. II o u r m * .\|a»-.\itliur’» Hi M ol t»iiv f"r bv tin' Vrmv of I •••urnil hmiirtiM Ma** iimrhron nest Monday will be held nnunerd today. Orilor* i.-var.l Avihur mi Itatiin tHiiiiiHiilu, on daylight saving time, one hour iog nllocatlon of rom.ll.net, bipMiii'H** u|i|mii*ntl) ib'trrm innl ■arlier than heretofore. lor.- .-..•.•rtnl to Ih> r.-r.'it.->l *•»». v i-li'r iU y tn titlark r.iru*ifi*k»r Visitors nt totlay's luncheon in-:f.".o Sti.t.* l»-ad.n.i.rt.-r*. h.- -n.d 1,1 .HI I'ffnrt In lirbiv rnaUlnnr** li'hnunt Wl11 n|iil>nie A II. eluded: t’ly.l,- Noble of lllooming. | -Tb.-re will not t„- *<iff.ri, nt in iIn* |,liiH|M*lii|M *'» mi rm l t»n. III., j.K- lhrbn.an of Butler,' m:.i .li.l to take rn..- of .■lu-ib!, t i ll Him H w i f l n l r n k " !*»., It ml Jewett of Palais, Me..| anidl.'i.nl, ii.ucl. Ie»n tin- i-em-r |‘h»» Mntnl unit i I h wati'llili* and John Uoo of I’atrhnue. N. Y.'ul piddii." Mr. Peter..■« d.-rln.e-l fni I if iriiltiniiH i; Hurt I tbi* bm‘,% tnft*r r.*reivin.s tl.e linlletin ft.on i.M.r t » tin* lliitiin immiiiihuIj nn»t Riddle W. -arns About X"llll'hn7 ,r-, ■?''. fm . |, hm»,I- h i M'pnir h1h»|»* the Metho<li«t Men’* Club, i» 'he first in Seminole County to ...kuiilie an emergency patrol of Ihla nature, Ita ocoutn.aatct utatnl ..ml (n addition to pawing thew requirsments, he qualified to come an Instructor. WJ. II.-tier, scout leader o f Mount Ih.rn who organised the first emergency «-rvice fhrpa in Florida, tausht tho taro-day course, _ ‘ . . 77~ n ‘ I JflpS AuIHlt B&ttUUOn W iped Out By British M, to 9.00 F. M. atg dava a ! , ^ . i BERLIN, (From German llroidManwe, p BUwu. I { n 1 caat)w-F».. 2. (AT—The German I ila k flil FiJ L 0b# !il 'u k a L fF l* ndio broaUcait a bvlatiNl J/nanri# L ^ M WWt i * n i idmiaelon todjy , that Iwyonet5J2 lh? T T S 1" * lchwtw«|g British Imperials a.uiL Tw elve Y ear Old Boy Tho Aral will ,U rt i l I M A. |hiUst—d s Japanese battalion t.. th* Accidentally Killed M, anj end i t 3:00 P. M . |ad min, with the Iona esccption followed' Immediately by another 0f the commending offierr -ho couroo lasting pnill 9:03 P. M. eras seriously woonde.l, rn (he John Prvvalt. 12 year old son Man who hava ka.1 some e i- Malayan peninsula last \Vr,lnr«- of Mr. ami Mr*. Walter Prvvall porlanca In welding will bo In »ay. o f Gcnevo, was arrldmtly shot tho 140 P. M. to lt:00 P. M. The Gorman account s»bl ‘ ha and kill.-.l yeaierdav while play­ ing with a rrmip of young bov«, Bhcrlff Charles Hind raportni. 8herift Hind rvfuaad to give i tho names of the Hire# young­ routed by Japanese reinforccim ota. employed in radio work or re­ ster* who were frolicking with lated indaatriaa will b4 eligible V-«ing Prevail. .Ha said a .22 tn Joist the radio class. It was Hfla which tho group had been .annotasted. Tke remainder nf thr using ws* Iho death Inalrwmenl. soon, it was The Sheriff said (ha buys were on engines to stated. Tkraa': all eluoe friends of Previtt's, ka used In U rplane service and that (ha tragody wag purely dsss srrfvH Saturday. accidental. No Inqyosl will bo sm l 0r s t * c i.l t l t l f f '» whi'ii 11|||q pli'ViMit ih • f n l i s •* in lltn A l l C n S i rulioniiur Iiriiirmm -tmte \»i»l ■ininii'ilmti'lv Ih* wi.bii"-| l,i lb*' rn til f)« IIIIJX I i'll I nf nf ic It. m ajnr Ma ,’ ’ \ n liiii'- nil'll l'u rlln * r rminUlirs* i,v Hu* AinnriiMtt I'iluiiiin fnrr«*a 11.1 t*.» \irtually ii»»|iuHRil»U» if WASHI NGTON, Fell. 2 . - < d t , — Attorney tienernl lliddle su.d|*rV " f lb. tils* ft,111 fill. t nit i, '.it I h n ( !„vurtiiupiit win (Hihllli It nm l citvi In> ri*« i»i;niii* I j Tin* Juiu»iir«n irathrriNl Iho iippaiiMit (hal liii* m b . barui"* an,I luunulu ^ nt lu rm tr, a uml I hi* win,!*• ,! ' 11||l *w(• it built null'* HlMlth nf mil 1untimi. i# much wur«i» lh:»»» i • \tiiiiitii, an,I within *asy rniiK*’ th** I iffiienillv iH'livvi il,” Mr. IV tri ,»f I'orrcgMlnr *» k i iiil «i»ii ronliniuil. Muml Ihi* »liirli«<( I’ri'Hiiniubly, ^ri'at Hrcrrry ntflir upnli«'ir| in , i (h>* iTtiilitlb iii’* th*' prpiuiraliniK, but ,vi, •will Ih* npplinl. T o hIi ,»w Ii„ w I|l«'H,btl nf tlirni rrnr!ir,| i«. I ctriflly Kntionintf lloanlh in**|I woral i \nu*ri**an ^arrintui in thr furl* m j i xp, rii-,1 |» npuly ihi* r«*iftiln•1 t|J# lli'iiF. VlrH-Prrublonl W nUm v ,,f j irnn. l*i-r irtiiiH ivrm RUiblruly ,r*•I • I Ti » i l H t a t r a ntiuli* iippllrn t u r |tMifi tn lbi» Offkt* of I'r rt' Ail* 1t 'lu i'iitr.ihtl mi th i*• fnr*r.M th * inu I (“ In i-tn ill in ii* to thv • lit*It*illtv | War IK part incut »uhl. **Thr Mirllu. j of bi* nr*oinobile for (ii«"«. nml , 1^110 (la'VIia-al. Illuo n iurtnb4*i ,»f tH*' . ( ’jiblnrl ntwl minti'rmi* o(lit*r of1firln*- i»» hl^H pOHitioiiM win* ill* •v . pi) ilrnlfiL" A bulletin fiom 8 tala hca*l rU' ou. rterH ro ncriTinif a •vnlheHr rubber follow#: **A preat ileal MILWAUKEE, Frb. 2 - M h - tut# been written in tin* pnpi'M Tounly, and municipal law en­ o ImiuI #y til he tic rublicr. It i« »••* forcement officials In Wisconsin linuDril that It will t.iki* |.« were In • dither and also on (he month* tu h i ihi tho plant* anil .root yestsrday because Uncle provide a n ifflricn t quantity of Ham, reaehlng out for further nynlh#t:c ruhlnT to meet tha rc rvvrmtea, Imposed a Fetleral la* ouirenirnt# of the armed ftirr#»» of Ihi* rountty. nml unl«*«* in»* on sin, and pinball machine*. me,iinte #trp# are* taken it will Slot and pinball .leviee* whirh mi additional IH iuntith« pay off are Illegal In WUconalu, take for tire mnnufartrrcvM to build *u to say that, peart . officials the nereH«sury equipment with were astounded Is to nut It which to manufacture tiie^ mildly In describing their reac­ In r eynlhetlc mateHuU. The tion to recent illseloaurr that mildit* Fhoutd not In* del.d»*»! Wisconsin' led all other Stales in payment nf iha new tai. W riter prophesied Germ an Revolution Coanty Commission will hold thslr regultr February meetlny to. MWOOM, W & «.;<AV-Khcour- maiTew at tho CammlaaU>n moot st tho Court House, storting at 10 00 A.M. _______ ..°27; rs t \ I- i'll.1 of lhi* Ingge-t .1. 11 lincllt* tn iii i k m if in mti-rmitiunu| .(la ir-., t.a vn r i ».»v i - nf ,Ni*w I m * . a.l.lri t.-i .1 i It. i;••t .ii v ( lub ttntuy nil what iw In t mm* alter Pour Classes In Defense Training S t a r t Tomorrow — ,— ----- - ---gate under way, Ale* Johneon, supervisor, announced today. Man who have signed to take a course mat today, anti the set up of th claaa wae arranged, and students, ary man from IH years of ago up, were assigned to cUttts. It wot innoun?*! that W. D. Hofmann will tearh if..- » S. nut.- *iih »« - | ' i • it im a BBBWHi Ivin llnnl*vnU: I., i.m ly tn-alie* I .,«a constant guard at the jrj.umi,. 00t> atone and concrete mustWay, the only link between the Island and the mainland. In which a BO-yaid breacn wa. blastad at Ua Johore end af­ ter the withdrawal from Johure. War Mtnlater Francis Forde, acting as deputy prime minister, said the measures could not l>« disclosed for security reasons. Three welding ctasoee and one -in radio repair will Mart to- aM.l that _ Indications Of AllOut Assault Arc Given Bv Nipponft l.lil- I *I It II . W in III t 1. 1. Mint lifrlliMni I •if M - II” III UIII. ' 111.j. a t nf h i t ■ New hIbtih of an A x l g j Mediterranean cam paism, much moro serious than tha present cAuntor-offenslve Int eastern Libya, appeared to* day. Coinciding -with the Rritish retreat from Bengnsi and Italian reportH of an intensified German air as* nault on Jdalta, Berlin re* W SgSK l Invaders Are Said To Be Half Wav Down Peninsula A fter 3 Weeks Of Fighting AB master masons aro Invited to attend the regular meeting nf thr Staffed fndgr. No. 02. F, and A.- M. Tuandav nljht <1 7:3C o’clock «t the Masonic Halt F rost Is Predicted F or Central Florida The A**celntad From im P * r dhpatcS has predWtfd, frnot for Cetstr i ip.rU, tonight. Tka die- aat'h r.Bowsi F*"r Ida -GonOaoed rather caU ♦onlaht with front In tka north and (alevior rsstral portiooc. LONDON, Feh. 2— (dh —Ten thousand pnerrUla fighters are In nation against Hungarians In tha Ukra'ne, that nart of formrr Prechnalovskis redsd to Run-ary. It was raportad tonloht bv Pavel Cehere ranrrsentatlve of Ike' Camotho-Ukrainian, on tke Pterhoelovak state enoaril In L'-mt-W, The mtcarOku wars sail to hove slain tke garrison at an Hungarian airdrome ami do•tro-H Its nines, foci and am* munition, destroyed a munition damp nmt real •tor** at tka ra'l ■— v sttUnn nf Kerevln an-t TALLAHASSEE. Feh. f. fdh—Gnvrrnor 8p-»*anl L- H»lI*ml of Flori.lv yestcrilay nske I -overnors of I I other tourist D aylight Saving T o Statro. •" J°lu him In apncnllng to Preshlent fllcrtsrv J’. for a Bo Called ‘W a r TimoV .tutemrnt enrouru ring Iravp' -nd racalLuu a* usual during WAHHINGTON. Feh. 2 - U f W When clocks move ahead - f i j the war. “ I am roneinred that It wmitl hour Fell. 9. they are going .h ij be soon.I Hefcwse, onun.l een-vwnv rp--n’ ^ .no Mwar tlrna.” — 't^ gM sml mnrnle. If on* Pr--i 'r-t T h -i’s the tut mo p le k r t lW H •roull Is*un a short h»lnf-<l f-r^ltcnl ITnoaeveU for Ik d B M f •talcmept in c -nnectU” . -*i*h •---light saving ilmo m-»|«» tra-el snd racr-sHon.’’ he r -r-rvss as a >p*m j t l - j m -aid In n latter to tha other — ►ng-power for dcfsMg y H ffi ■ joveraon. ... . O . S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1942 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 31, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4542e5f5e039ea908fe254e5bb4af38a.pdf 5bc064a069da8cf303b26e5ee38feef7 PDF Text Text \ *i PAGE '1 •• T:9« BL-WT’ THE SO . g»ae— ■ . .u.. i- U - j— ummmtmmm FEDERAL-STATE MARKET Terry Agrain R. T . H unt Is Owner, N E W S SEW VICE Low-Rates Dodgers Manager New Store ( K i.k h y g r r o R T * .. * ________ . SB; l> SE W YORK, Jan. 29, W)— BUI Terry, who h»» movrd out of the siena (tn h ip into tho front of fit* « / tk. n . w York Giant*. f#«U . . tb* M m t toward thr Dodgers now ai h* did *h*n hr aakrd If they in tho lr««tio. ' Thr n«w gtneraliseimo of the 1 JlirtV farm »y*t»m arrlvrd her* inlnttiUy Inm hla Memphis ffarm . and after checkins up on _ A f* iE L r t the outlook outloo of th* minor league*, I* gltcd up thr National L**su* | h /, iirnipect* for tha baarball writfn. «Bi.*_j:v«nat. happen* |&^L-"Wh*t. I In th* National Sr, League la goln’ to drp«nd on the draft," hr .aid In hi* not• drawl. U “ Rom* of tho»« youasatcn of tha &• S t L«uI* Cardinal* may be called. Wit If they aren’t th«n that’* th* elnb.” / ‘ Immediately there era* a chorus K ; of 'W hit tbout th* Dodger* T” d . from the ncribe* assembled In the L* ‘ • Giant* office*. F i '- * “ I don’t fllturr they’ll fly* u» !”• any special trouble,” he aniwtrrd. V ; , Som» of thr writer* thought . maybe they hadn’t understood hi* er quiet bru*hoff nf th* National r t .r U , HERALD. t i i . » » * . x x . g .ie -t.w . ItAM r. I»“ 1-4H 4M. 4 R . U I IT BTKADT MKT. AllOU nr«T on n___ irrocK WRAiuiit ON l/TMEIU HTOOK. Cars an track 41. Par* arrived S rloe14a. |* Calif. I'arr diverted « PIxtHIDA wide rang, la rjuaL and ron* many poorly bteaefc. . Ml, T.ry faw gaod quality, few aal.a. 1 dot- I.IJ-l.l*; « do*. d.ae.I.U, mostly !.(•; *•* doe, l.lf.t.ee. f.w t.M. poorly, hlanrhad l.t*: I* do*, t -ll.* * * . f.w 1.11; X X '. l.je.t.U , lew t .H poorly l)ta*rh.d IM -IJ I llaartt .prrlal rral.* Celia oral pad tr* 1.11. P»*r»l ' I dua-XX'. I.U -t.l* C M I C A U U t: f t a la ’ W a rk rtta s R. T. ulmt, who ha* been in i la m , < th* feed butinei* In Sanford for II yean, la the owner and man­ iM iw e -w r iM U r ager o f Hunt'a Tuxedo Feed fAniiOT ■llll-MKNTH or l.’ KI.EHT J Store, which recently opened at IN T1IC3 I '. V I T K D K T A T K K KOU Second Street and Sanford Av­ WKHNKKHAT, JAN 11. l i l t rLAIItlUA f« (divided H.mlnol. enue. County * Rar*>»l* » Palm A general line of »tnek end ll.arh >1 C. Cellf * M. Calif l» Itry feed* la offered the pubr ltry n )TA L U at th* newly-built atore. Mr. h i i i I’ p i n o f c :«.t ;:;y.rttMATioN Hunt, before opening hi* • own r o n Tt'EAHAv. hank <»h i >IIVIIXO »E*rriON: lleullnw builne*., wai connected with Halit, d.mand v.r> .low, too the Seminole Feed Company for f.w n l n In ..tabll.li mark.!. COURT RECORDS 10 year*. Mr. Hunt ha* been IXm ANflKLF.K IIIHTItlPT; I'a.ral, d.mand coed, mark.! In Senford for the la.t 14 year* SEM INOLE CO U N TY firm to allebtly atrnneer, earand also ha* had experience In load* f.n.h. .hluplne point the feed bulinea*. Itias.d on d.llv.r.il .»!*■ I.«* 9a a Card. r U r id m League champion* cml a«ked him to repeat. "I don't think the Dodger* nro any club to get excited ehoul,” ] he declared loudly and emphati­ cally. _____________________ The Cnnatltution of the United State* originally ron*i»ted of n preamble and aeven article*. * ia•• all (rnn.yorlatlnn ch,ir»*a| I’AOral, lp > nr mor, II*. No. I <«uallty, lndlTldu.il) waahnt. 1J" crates trimmed. Inp.. r>4IH do,., tnn.lly 1 .I***,. m».tl)r around ll.1t, rut, er.ir. I IS doe, m o.tl, II.It, top Ie. aura, rartoada ro.lr. ra.h truck. rrat.a, II", I doe. rral. wa.h.d, tSIPIU VIHTA. tlotd. an It.ari, d.mand fair, market umrattml* rartoada fab. ahlppln* point tba.rd on d.llv.rrd aal.a Im i all iran.poriatlon rhar*.a) itotd.n Mean. i l". or mor* IT. H. So. ,1 iiu.llly. In­ dividually wa.fc.d, r rni»». ir». i - i s do,, i m i r , TltlVK PAHHI.NOH (SOUTH AM> W KST) Tl’ KADAr Tul.» III* HIXTEKN CITIKJ4 T ltA iK IIOLIiIXHlt: Jan. 20 21 12 21 2( M il !J» <>i l R’l m m it< liO 31( \T2 131 mi 19(9 212 12i 191 Nun. m HUNT’S Jan. 1*12 nu TUXEDO FEED STORE 1940 24 n u Hun. i n 2(i 3J1 Hun. 192 2“ 1 i » ; 2«2 :« ifti 3«S Hun. »RTANT 111*1 OllTH ► •hum i n l f h h liTIIKKMAIlKKTK WINK MTATKI>: |*rk*« b«>luw ruvrr m |p« on (hi* nmrnlnv'a whokhuU iimrlt*l« In !••• Ilian rnrlnt qtianlltlaa. l*«ra on track Inriut** llil« mornInic'B arrlvalu amt nil rar« not rompUtalr nnl«»iik«l, 1mi l*>na ura on «loltVn ll*art. iraahatl atork, with KlorldA in It’* rmlaa trlmma«l topa an«l ralir. In Vi rratra. I'rkaa ai# ron fined to tha rangf’a at which th* Imi Ik of tha atork of KO<m| nierrtiantabla i|Ui»ll(> ami condltlon aotl, >fnr* dwtallad Infor­ mation on othtr atork ran h* aarur*^ by ina 11 from any of tha rllfaa. NKW YOltk: MAflKCT HJililTl*Y NTKONlIKIl ON I.AIUli: HTOTK, MLIOIITfeY WRAKEIt ON MMAUa r ura on lra«*k 1J. (*ara arrlvrd It. Cara unloadrit 2 Florida ft Calif. Jaw . 2M. IM S W . I M H A N T Y n r.K D M T'* n * l»y , K r*4 T . . In IL V . W a rd •t HI. • W a rd , F ra d at u*. to C . A lb e rt and K l F l r i <>»#. W lllla n ta , J r i u m A. *•! u*. la II , A lla y n r a at ai. K an n a d y, lla itin . w id o w , lo K . C . K an n a d y. A U N F .K N r .1 T F O R D N W I Karaay, I. Iftl. to Jam aa l » a g 9« IS NOW OPEN TO SERVE THE PUBLIC You Arc Cordially Invited To Visit Your Patronage Will Bo Appreciated. KM JillOA M do*, l a o - l t i , m ostly l.ed .l.S *; f d n i 2.7ft*S.&a, moally 5 1JS.23; 19 d oi. inoatly FARM ERS’ M A R K E T U the M olt Important 1Part o f our Duilnesa l -------- — )bott*8 & Parke- Davis Vitamins GENEVA N EW S Th* Baptist Miaeionary So­ ciety met with Mrs. T. W . Provatt at her bom* on Lake Ge­ nera. Their program waa -A Book Review* by Mrs. Ella Randolph. Thoo* present be*idee th* boatesa were; Mrs. O. R. Ma­ thleux, Mrs. C. A . Oldham, Mrs. J. T. McLain J r , Mrs. Harry Geiger. Mrs. La Roe Alderman and Mrs. Phillip Bauer. Mr. end Mrs. Wayne Ran­ dolph of Chicago are touring the atate on their vacation. Tho* stopped arer Tuesday with their mother, Mrs. Ella Ran­ dolph. Mrs. Nanai* Moran left'S u n day for Ft. Lauderdale to vleit, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Toole and family. Mrs. Harry Week* and mo­ ther, Mr*. Ilall, of Sanford were visitors of Mr. and Mr*. J. T. McLalnJr, Friday. MU* Jean Moran had as her TOMORROW guest. Mis* Mary Earl of San 6:10 Norman Beasley and IDs ford, Friday night. Fla. Cowboy* A miscellaneous shower waa 7:00 Break fait Brevities ■ itch mr. ana Mr*. Phillip 7:45 UP New* Bauer, at th* Community Hall, 7:56 Weather and Tim* Friday evening. H:00 New* of tho World Afier a program of folk K :l6 Four Singing Salesmen game*, conducted hr Mr*, t-eona H:10 David 8 hoop Orchestra McLain refresh*]ante of cakes H:46 Virginia and coffee wore served to, Mr. 9:00 Morning Devotion* 9:16 American School of t h * and Mrs. Phillip Bauer, honor Air 9:45 UP New* 10:00 Mamel 10:06 Muaie Room 10:10 Over th* Back Fence 10:16 Myrt and Marge 10:10 Rtepmothor 10:46 Woman o f Courage 11:00 Mlraelea and Melodla* HIAVRR1 11:15 At Homo with 8ally Mar­ tin - . . PEAS & SN A P S .... 11:10 Bright Horlton 11:45 UP New* W h . Del M o a t# 11:55 Temperature Bulletin 12:00 Kate Smith 8p*aka 12:15 Checkerboard Tima 12:10 Dancetim* 12:45 Our Gal Sunday _ l;0 0 Ufa Can B* Beautiful . lTi5 Woman In Whit* 1:10 Bridge School of tha Air 1:46 Road of Ufo 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 2:10 Joyce Jordan 2:46 IIP News 2:10 Th* Goldbergi 2:46 1IP Noara 2:50 Jim White i 2:55 Matinee Musical# 3: t B Rob Hannon, oonea 1:30 Renfro Valley Folk* •1i46 Exploring Space 1:66 Pres* New* 4:00 Columbia Concert Orches­ tra 4:30 8ing Along— Ijindt Trio 4:46 Proa* New* 6:00 The Mite Twine K ill Mutiny on 'tha High Seas 6:30 Dills Farm Club 6t45 Scattergo*! Relney TOMATO SAUCE Cello PUFFED WHEAT Vm Camp’s Small SPAGHETTI n u n a t F in d 8 t . Wen Hived N rh et# I)M9 Bill Packa Store & tia F* DNLIV FNOIN A / A mm E A L ^ C H % M \l SALT....____ 2 vkgs 13c w ixoa g g CATSUP „ 14 oz. bottle 10c M w m r aiacvrr ru m i m b .* . u t . tin ie im . aa> FLOUR . . . . . . . 24 lb. 78)C '1 U A V r f l i n t * ” * a* * » ?f *' gOo TOOTH fowper U FK B U O Yor « BEZON muuTiui The Unrest denim mllU In world are In Greensboro, S . 2 cans 19c Ground B eef lb. 29c.'1 Pork liv e r “ ■•W O N . W V IN Q ORLANDO, Jan. 29—<A»>— The freakish rain and hall itorm that struck North Broward and South Palm Beach count!** Jan. IS caused the leea o f ltuOO to 16,000 acre* of map beans, the agricultural marketing ecreicc reported yesterday. Other lo****, mid tha •pecim PT99 qf report, included 4000 acre* pepper*. 1500 acres of eraplaat and large arrreges of mlacellaneou* .vegetable* such a* squash, lima beans and cucum­ ber*. The rain ranged from eight to 16:5 nchea. EGGS ..._.......__ doz. 39c wm 1 Mra. EBn Mrs. A. K. Moran, Mrs. O, R. Math tear, Mra. A. W . Davis, Mr. and Mra. Rayarond McGill, Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Broddy, Mrs. Calvin Oldhom, Mra. A. A . Moran, MUe Jean Meran, Mr. E. N. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Anders, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Weaaon. Mr. sad Mra. T. W. Prevstt and children Valenp and Addle, and Mite Mary Earl of Sanford. Alto, Roland Weaaon. Vernon Culpepper, Bernard L«FIU, George Cook, Billy Geiger, Betty Yarborough, Mary LeFlU, Dixie Croaley, Mildred Mathicux, Johnnie Mae and Helen Bowen, Dorothy Oldham, and Earl.Hun­ ter. Th# Woman’* Division of Christian Service will meat at th* home of Mr*. A . E. Moran on Thursday, Jan. 29, at 3:00 P. M. Friend* of Mr*. Margaret Galt and her mother, Mrs. Ber­ tha Lindsey, will regret to learn they are 111, at the home of Mrs. Gait. Mr. and Mrs. C. <W. Dooley and family, Mr*. Mollio Dooley and Mrs. Ed Ball of West Palm Beach wars elsitora In Geneva, Sunday. The Seminole County Teach­ ers’ Club met at the Community Hhll, Monday evening. Th* Geneva teachers’ were hoateaeea. / % H A M 8 , lb. -----------. * V CHOPS, lb.................. 25c SHOULDERS, lb....... 19« SAUSAGE, lb. „ J ~ . 21c • •N I f 1 CUTLET8, lb. -------- 45< 1 1 A f l I > LOIN CHOPS, lb..........39c 1 C fll SIRLOIN STEAKS lb. 39c f BONED v w lb . 39c SM OKED BU TTS, l b .........25c R E D SAU SAG E, 2 lbs. .... 25c SPAR E RIBS, l b ............. 17V4c 29c L Y K O L A R D . 2 lba. W H IT E B A C O N , lb. — mm ctnrn 14V,c CH UCK ROAST CLUB STE A K S . 3 ROAST, SM OKED SAU SA G E, lb. 35c CREAM T o m fS a S a lb. 23c |SH, Bologna lb. Phono 31 lOAilijit'i'ii ,'liu iu ij ‘ D r t u ) it l i i p o 9 ° l d 9 9 f f i Bea*1 Crop* Hugh**.^n.°itS^l Caused B y Storm s• SHOP AT TABLE SUPPLY MARKETS ANDERSON Park T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 29 , 19 12 tamo u Avee. h^ jT a. By Mr*. A . E. MOBAN • I Filling Prc»crlption» ~ F T O IH D I TODAY 6:00 Jim Whit* 6:05 UP New* 6:10 Greyhound Gu* 6:16 Vole* of Broadway 6:10 Lum and Abner 6:45 Th* World Today 7:00 Exeunlon* In 8ei*ne* 7:15 Sam Cuff -Face of the War7:20 Sport* Reporter 7:10 Dixie Jamboree H:00 You Can’t Do Butin*** with Hitler . 11:15 Make Min* SB 11:10 Duffy’* Tavern H:56 E|mey Davie and th* New* 0 :00 Academy Award 9:10 Big Town 10:00 Glenn Miller Orvheetr* 10:15 “ Th* Firat Lino" 10:45 New, of th* Wo*| 11 :()0 New, Analyila 11:16 Dance Orcheatra 111 :.10 Guy Lombardo Orcheatra 112:00 Linton Welle, new* 12:05 Sign Off k f r n 0>y, f. K.. to lla n rla tta f f N l l l . N K A L R f T V T K V C M ITfi ACJKJI llr h d U y , K. W . at u i , to W l n U r P a rk F ada ral Hav. A l*oan Aaan. W a rd . 11. F . at u « . to F ra d T . T i n c la y . ftlowr*. A da K . at v lr I* V . fir^ lo It. K . M cC all. D a F o ra a t, N o rm a n H. *1 u i , 19 C lllia n a lle n k. T ltu a v lll* . Jar rail, Jo a W , at o « . to T . J # K in llh . . • C R O P I .I R 1 W a rrttie J o h n D ., to ilo r . F a r m r r a d l t A ihnr. |>oyla, M a rtin In flo v. F a r m C re d it A d m r. M illa r, A n n la | j»u n » #| v lr Th o m * na I t , to tlo v F a r m (.’ra d ii A d m r. II IA T T O t * N O IIT U V O N flronaon, U ria h I*. In A rr* p ta iira ••orp. SANFORD, RADIO N E W S N A T IB F A f T lO Y O F N O N T U V O R O varatraat l^ n d Co., to F r* d W o rd at u i . f U r n a r , E lv ir a C a rta r at s i. to V ir g in ia H. X a rh a ry . F lo r id a Bank nf O rla n d o , to N o r« m an H. i>«F*raa t. C lllia n a lla a k o f T ltu a v lll* . lo N o rm a n R. lu F o r a a t at oa^__ hA T IIF M T IO I O F C O .in iT IO IA t IA L K H I 0 1 T I U I T Food M aa h lna ry (*urp., to N o r ­ m an H. D aForaat. V H I I O N N N 1 T O F M O H TflA C IP I A tla n tic N a tio n .il lla n k of J a c k ao nvllla, to It. |L W ig h t. M m lth. T . J \ I.* F lo rid a Hiata lla n k . F IR A L R D U N R 1 T r In d u a trla l In vaatm an t C o rp ^ va. Ita lp h I* W a n t, T . V . D ro w n and J. I*. Ilro w n . ■r iT n • (IIA IC K N V W alch , J o h n I*, va. ft^flia W a ifh . d»*- 1 4 4 1 .1 J : • CORNER SANFORD AVK. & SECOND ST. This New Store. SANFO RD roii c o u m v a t io x VITAMIN . ■ COM PUX r v u , month? Y iw O each 5c CELERY lbs. 14c CARROTS - 2 bnncseg 15c •oprtr a h i**tti*»oi Del M onte Sale COMB -ViilHT *• »<» *»** F. o n warm uoLoae Mewnw c o r n ............ "i a * S mwciy " »w «*e- rae m *••<•***•••••*** ■ £ ,." s r t f ,a t aa*d PM far 10 mla liC — 25c ............. % $8Ji trTTTa '■ - �4 t .' ••; • nr . T • K - - .......... wtl^ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER . ■» « —S i ' volume Established In 1908 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , F R I D A Y . J A N U A R Y Indies Forces Get (Germans Are •One Jap Ship Each & T? Acl . Day, Dutch C laim *! Admits Washington Reports Fighting On Batan i Is Light As Fresh Jap Troops Land Illy \••eae-talrd I'fras I Dutch Continue Re­ sistance A t Four 1 Points In Borneo WASHINGTON. Ja*. 3«. (4V—Preadent Roosevelt sated Cm u t m * tods* lo add *8.01k.300.PC0 lo the record Navy A ppmortal low Hill passed by thv Hawse. TMa would In. rreaa* IK* till to $23,991,783.474. _______ 4Hy As«*riil»4 of P m i) I Mathoast Cala- haa boon light on laote In the teat 14 hlngtoa reported to- arrival' of fr u it troop* i t . the front and tba JnulBcrma • % • • hand* „ 1lo,ie» ware heavy, tha U . 8 . Army said, In flanking *ttadk# which G an . MacArthni-'a artillery repulsed Thuredry. The superiority of Amerlcsn artillery, b fact, haa been repeatedly demynitreted In tha fighting on Loson. On one occaalon, the big run* of both force* ipont two day* banging a w a y at each other, whh disastrous reaulta to tho Invader*- Look than a week aro, apparently to compensate for their artillery deficiency, the Japa ber«n abetting tha Americaa force* on Batan peninsula with tho big tuna of warship* drawn up offshore. Neaiiwhll*. President Quesnn of tho Philippine commonwealth government said In a mesaaaa made nubile Thursday by tho War Department the Filipinos ware confident of final victory over Japan and MWo shall eontlnoa to m l i t tba tntray with oil our might," ■y # Congressional War Decoration Given # To Florida Man WASHINGTON, Jan. SO. Tha. notion1* moot covstad war d o a n r a tta n . tho Congressional modal o f honor,* was awardad V , ^ | f p 4 lim it. Alexander Nlninrer, J r , of Laka Worth for "tons ofaoous gallantry and Inabov* and borond tho in tha battle an h liln In Urn Phil. _________bard, first a l It* kind M W D . jraa mad# by h B O W t v l n M n l i an rareni MacArthar. Amartena War Do- 1912 Member AHSoeialcH M MHER 127 I’ rrs* Japanese Hammer A t Defenders 18 Miles North O f Singapore Plan Joint East (.’oast Defense , Next Monday Set In a broadcast heard over the ] German radio today. Adolf Hit- j ler tlerlartil “ Amrrica't war with . Japan made us free to act." and, “ now we shall *** what our Ulromts may achieve." He said he did not know “ whether the war will end this year." adding “ We a r e armed ugainst everything, t from north to pouth." Adolph Hitler, with Germany's battered armies retreiting in Rus­ sia, bitterly aaarilrd iTraklent * RBrspvelt, an<! Prime Minister JChurchill today hih! hnrknl tack ’ to his cld complaint thu he did ; not understand why the Naris srr (being fought. He snitl in a speech marking the ninth anniversary of his chan* ccllorship. 'We have not wished to force our system upon others: therefore we muat ask what is the fctual reason why cur system is being fought." A special German communique today relported that auhmnrincs • I The Dutch claimed today ' 54 'Japanese ship* have been sunk or damaged by the In­ dies forces in the first 54 . days of the Pacific war and continued resistance Jr widely separated Of the archipelagoPapon, 'Borneo oil Mlnahaaaa peninsula, II ronttenab, . ,ije. 114 Km* 30. In Radio Speech He Does Not Know Date Of War’s End New Malta Boss Major Assault By 1 Foe Is Indicated I ffil [kTiiiiir wtuJii ■S 1 . xxxm -■ Ib n tU t ridwr Imaders On Western M:il;iy;i ( ’«ast Are 12 e p o r t ed Hut 20 Miles From C i t y Five Star Mother A s Registration — ^ Day For Citizens I u P r e c i n c t s Will Me Open To Persons J u s t Reached 121 Citiicnt who r«4ih«*«l th«- ........... 21 ..net? thi* last rrgi*tiutmM nml l>i..«« im who hnvc »»••! i i-i: »**t••i to Vt>t»* Mini Jtr»- (|IIM11f Iri I til sill -•» ntay numter At l mintv |»ri« uul •. l* .................... ....... ...... .......... lire i -*,h iNlr.l I’ rpaal Selective Training) Registration To Take Place February 14,15, 16 Afien Enemies To Be Removed From t ^ o Vital A^eas 1 I,i v . s i r s - Itnm1li.- Driti*h 18 ;il'n\, Smuap.iru in tho i.n.l tin- inva'■ -u.irmiiiK down tho ! 'im.ix to thi* Sing* . .4 *w.1\ \\itH Japanl.H« |M»inuling tho •tiller* in nil neo IIt l-il Ili l.ipano*** nti tho t . $ts.i«t are re|>orlrt| .iso.t Singapore 111 W J. Thig|K-n. •ii|hi vin*if oi regi»tiation. i*t» tt’il tiNIm\ i»h*l annoimcetl that ln»okN will h« •i»»n nt nil prcrinctn lie'll Mon<ln> ihr |fir«t primary will In- lit t>l on * ! Jilliidd Nipponese Are Fslimated In South rt Of Peninsula • — .... A Aim ! ints Pound Hard At British ‘ M •v .*». • ’l h«* lx*ok* will he kcj*l .»t U»e i Uonrrrnnjj prior to an in.pectl........ tin- joint reerrt ..... Vhte-Xdm. Ralph Laathaa j irritict* for .'lo tiny* nn*l then* Naw - commander of Britain's will Im rvluini*:! lo tin n .i-t i* be-ltagured Mediterranean fort­ tioii office whcr»* they oil! !»»• kept ton* M vi.ar.linK, l.y .. closely cooMtn .l.d dof.n.e ami offrn.i.o o-l ress of Malta is vice-admiral i O *hip» totaling 102.000 » in n until GO <1 y* nrioi the Ralph Leatham, rommandor of xinco the beginning of tho war work »y»len>. the ■■i.-trrn Atlantic mul-iinl |.rft in right «rr lln NImv fifth primary. Nil Thig|Hii lbs East Indira station. He suc­ with the J’ nitrd States. The Arnold N Kroc lad, rommaiid., ..f ,h.- Fir-t t „ l o,. | ... , «tateit. The ngistintn»ii i* f«*r * . » . , * , ceed* Vice-admirul Sir Wilbra- German claim adds 1J to the r ham T. K. Knnl It U believed revious announcements; the Al- I <#rn ,,uch A ,,rum* rommandtr of the Eastern Arn.v F .iees mu, ( the primary ami *l*o f**i tin- h»»a•iiiionhl.-i ..f the North \tl.u * pital election on the amiiii* «late. place the toll at only 11 Rear Admiral Adidpuu. Andrews, that Otic of Hitler1* first new It. -.»• iitea €*iily frrt'holiln.%ran vote on the tie Nuval f . mi- t Frontier. moves will Ixt a IdiUkricg at­ ship*. • h I. knowledgetl thn hn«pit | insu«*. Mr Thigpen -aitl. In Afric *wlftly-attackinir j tack on the ixlan.l. ' • < Vidcil). hltuntioil. aitl mlilrii' thul any pels'll v%hnj Asl* force* have routed the . . I with the cniu frechohltr mihI lint Ii-gi«ti-ni| tt.,- ..-liter ta British from the Libyan port of j K>il.11 44 aiich* rhouhl appror at thr mimi,uihi truop* inti, Bengali and thr Italians claim ! peiviaor of irgiatrution'^ i»ffwet •it. nunieroo* prisoner* and much ! t iitl arrange for the proper c l u : .^ira. .viary hi, n estim ated war material has hern taken. firntion. Accorilm*- to tin- law. malca I'lam*. M.»«* . • *. ... ,1. Ji.pam-an Thr Berlin radio, Jubiliant | freeholder* mav r»g»«t» i .it anvlthe flag that *ir»d'i .„ 9.1,090 men) la»t nirht with the announce i time 20 ilny* pro r to the date o f; in a five »l.n nn«ttn .I.,,, n through thn ment that the Asia fortea ha I I Itn diction. I **•»»*. all V*||| Iiltei . . i ih.. Mal«y* pen* recaptured H.nipui. announced ! The prtcinct nuiiila-iN, huntioti*! I' S Nmv n **1iv:t»i lit. II, 13 un.I Id huv*. Ittn ii|,p<iri,-.l by tanka that Adolf Hitler had appointed tinint**4 h»r th«* thin! registration ami iriUtrnt aupet vittorn folUiw. j three m that to limit i j inut - , .... I they tacitly General Krwin Rommel, com­ the Srltitivp Service Act, . No. |—(Hfiru of \V J Thigpen;i vlrr, ami two lot tin . ■» *h»i 9 u.k-iip- re waa ill mander of the German Africa % ler nun l»t iween the i g»*i« of 20 No. 2— Lake Menr*»r, Af-ni^tantl 1 1 .-. g i v e every Inrorp*. to the rank of field mar­ nn.1 U t II r»rt.-r rf tin- local Supervisor. John ll.ll; | u .It thev tM-lieVen it shal, sscond class.___ r-ft office, stated tinlay adding, ‘7—Office Ilf M J. ^rhispen;, III 1*1, - -*4 From Russia tha army nnran ‘ »l the re.i*trata>n he««k|uurt#M1 No. 4— Plola Store, C-F. Iliitvku; « n|iok*a« .1 f »»!!*«.♦ ill be l»e led »t the corner o f 1 No. .1_0viedn • limit* l^rug Red tar reported that the Ger­ !.. i*ivc irrouml to thQ i n , . . . i Second S|reel nud Magnolia Av. I Stole, J. A- l.ogaii; man* were ferrying reinforce» \t luinu'e for time. Jamp r«g». Jr . *on of Ml tnci. „ ,|| ,11 No 7 -Chuluol.., l’o*t Office, ment.* by transport planes to the Minister < htirrhill h%a WASHINGTON. Jsn. 30.— fo. three regrelrulmn day* from. H (Hi Viola McClelland; northwestern front and thnwin 4 j and Mr*. Jame* I ngr who nf« *it einent-4 nru coin* Rod, Kldridgr — Exclusion of alien enemies in heavy reserves In a thu* far j mcrlv resided in Snt.fiini, i, now A.M. .mill P 00 j*\|, ()..Monday. I No. K—fiolden in the Army Air Corp* at KelFtb. H i. all while nod colored »l'»re. C. K. Kldridge; from two areas deemed vital to futile effort „to halt _ the Sov iet : ..hi... uiiiiouhtnllv »m i 'ey rield. Tex., training »* on. school* ... Seminole County will1 No. 9 — lawasood. J. II. Menlek; the war a f f o r t was entered|drive north"of Smolens'kT ♦it- » oipreine ■ffort t<> knock cadet. ’’Jimmie** i* .2'1. bo open ffor re.*.*ir. lion*. No. Ill — l.'ke Miry, Gleason* night by Attorney. An. ii *. ...Kre. . "aviation T,,,unn caoei. Jimnne u m . ik j op«-n Thureday’ _ ,ni|(ht Attorney . • .- umekly. Ihe «|Klhc*General Biddle In the firai o f i n#L‘t win credited hv ^ o!? ! I ***** of nn'* *** gradual* •! | In r. gwrd lo Ihl* registrntinn.' Slere. It- M. Gleason; I, . 'I I I - tile defender#, on . . ...... .—• In Governor Spr»*i..d I. Hell.ml ha* N“. II — ..iismnunl Spring*,! I ll I S Appropriation ttopt which may aoow 1Lffw b ‘ * r i........ Irem- ......... Scminoie Ilivh .v School a aerie* of stops »nowiw| th ,|nkin_ Im ol. .in- keeping rt*« transport* eg. , a.10i j|e rn.ploye<l liy l»>ili >issued a pr rlninalmn. Mr. Carter |Fulln* Store. A ll. tuller; clear G .rm .n, J.p.nree and Vial. | . i -oly for Ihe crucial mu* tnsn 2UJ.OOO *|laMttc/ ijmcy’s Store mm and an® the tCity |dlaciosvil. railing special attention 1 No. 12 -Fnrrr»t City, home nf Ian nationala out of large «ee-;r„„r i_ ' . , ___, h iDrug ' iur su«>rr nv | tore of California and neighbor-! “" ' J " , * ' * n I Drug Co. while he lived in San t» the second .o.agrsph which Mr*. O. It. IMunartt; k , ■. ■ pi io « wi re giving tho toncem* age and dale of birth. No. 12—81**1*. Marlin Stonko ing states. I !f rwrl! lll!( ^German .hipping , fl)H t0 through the Barents Sea to the .oi .iiiiiv strong support lit Thi* pi.rugri.pl. follows: "Every Store, Martin Stank..; He nuatlfied for entranre in Mr. Biddle announced that, Arctic front. F iriiil n|i)tr«»VMl ill W ii 1i' 1 • , ..n il..I area, luin.bing and of I mile ciliten in Ihe United Stole*. , No. II— Fern I’ark. home t h e Air Corp* after pasaimacting on tha first recommenda­ if ih WI*\*4 %)u%rv A.1 •{•» l.g oil uhi- id of the iiush. phylcal a n d mental examinn Sn.1 every other n.sle perron re- (’.A. Wales; tion* of many to be made by l rtifltl llt t ff - p ••,.n n stressed tne fact rkling in the coollnrnul Unltv.1 No. lb 0*crol*. •ffire of Cy- Ihf f Ml.l tH lion* at Carbondale, III., with u the War Department, he wii It*, .lupi.io*,.* troop* huvo 8t*t. *, olher than persons except- l'ir«* Comi. nv, II.D. Haldeman, i tiii*l t t’ct:t>f| of till* ill'.' I'll’ ' grade of 97. ordering cltlsena of thr three l.ordened tiv year* of fight* ad by Section 5 (.. I of tho SelccNn. IB lleur Ijk e. home of l»il nii port wn» Mfinut I 1 Following completion of train live Tnining and Serviee Act of Geo. W llui.ncll. countrlea with wham the United <i I lino.. lie slid the Im*i9*9i mt»ilt l*y r<*pi<*«riit-itia• ing at Kallr Field in Han Antn 1940, or by Section 2118 of the' States la at war to leave and I, « m - mu. *le to rmnpetw llrtltlrirlM in n t4‘ lt pmi>l t•• I •< ---------1 nki, he will be comnd-«tonrd * Coast Guard Auxiliary in<| Rrremain out of certain portion* of tin- iiivndeis’ i bility to *ubSutifor*! 11 iiM second lieutenant and will Iw a- serve Act of 1941, I* required to San Frenetic* and lo * AnKelea. i ff ihe hind, or to adjuBk i f Ihr* rontmet of >1 ■*! ....... Tha effecthra data i* Feb. 24. signed to duty with the air rorp- and ahull on February III, 1942. ,|mm to tin* invader*' »lmlart th«* r.\A wii* t<i |iifi\ill■■ . t ! t% in tin* niiucU'A. However* III* older brother. Wayne. i< prerent himself for, and submit At tha aama tima, he disclosed h nroxm iAtoly SFIO O U ) % m< | t MU* Isabel Thursby. stats a lieutenant in the Infantry. •tt.I. !h»- Imperial* are fight* that S7 additional areas, all Ire* to. registration before a duly ileaWPA sbout ir.l.fMH). Thr if* •« ( o ti.inl h they iMtsslbly can# densely popelatod with enemy spaclallst In f a o d conservation, ignatrd registration officisl or In relrbrtion of l’ re*idenl from lli* » W PA in to In * f• • . *n«• rttirirnr only under prraj alien*, would he designated latar, urged flower gvdaners to plant Sslcctive Service Iw sl Board hav­ I Roosevelt'* sixtieth birthday qnni- Ih*» iMivini; of thr runway a. 1 t fruit treaa whlcb are "lovely in t ntinulnic their |>olky ot with numarooa additional sectors ing Jurisdiction m the area In versary, in onler to raise funds wniil liitTKini, nvcrettirv of r. i bloom and bear nouriihing food, # tv ir ir nni*H»ower. to be added when tha Navy Daich he ha* hi* permanent home., for the Fight -Infantile Paralysis ( harml'4-i of ComtiiiTcr. late i | rich in vitamin*’* when she adp a r t m . n t ’ i 'recommendation* or In which he muy happrn %o t r j l ’ uml. several oririniiatioQ.9 n« wrll|(iM|ay Whether tlii.i iiiuoimt I drrssed t h e member* of th e come through. ______ _ « one of the school* in the city be sufficient for imvint: th, i • ■ on that date, if such male citiirn Mr. Blddia said that several Home D a m o n * t r a Don Senior Thr Scmlnnle BaptUt Awnct» i or othrr m«:. pr.non on Decant-, err planning event# fur this eve- lunwu)* i.f .'OKU feet n il thousand German*. Japanese and County Council Wednesday at lion, nn* nf the 38 organisation- {her 31, 1911, ha* attained the nim known a> theoriginal planItalian* ware In tha two areas the City Hall as a part of the [of thr Florid* Baptist A»»ori:. UKh anniversary nf the day of hi* l1 t'ivir ( lull* li. Sanford inciuil- railed for runways of o.ily I ' •» * canning' program being carried known to tha Army's western de­ <i i oet under the supervision of lion will meet at tho First B*p birth ami on hrhrunry IKth, 1912, ! ing th.- Kiwanl*. Rotary, Lions Th- iidd.il IJIK) feel on ... Jan. 30, w j V . S'VKD.IH. Md. fense command as No. 19 and ha* not atlrlned Ihe 48th aunt- uni tin- Junior Chimbx-r of runway otd.-r.-d by ih ■ Mrs. Oukla Wilton, horn* dem­ list Church Sunrlay at 2:00 P linprul John Johi It. BenrdalL it..,. A.iiAiral yenory of th* day of 'hia birth, Commerce, have combined thrlr WI’ V rerently. No. S3. M. to conduct conference* on de­ onstration agent and chairman l .. .. .." I > u p| V .| n led »uperintond*n8 and has not heretofore been reg­ effort* l<> . have in "A llThe t.legiam from Mr. H.r. • f it. I'i.it<-.l Sinlr* N*y«l Aead* at the nutrition division of the partmental work and prepare a istered under the Selective Train­ Sanfprd" I’resblenl'* Birthday Bill, Calendar o f activities and gual* ilrirk* wa* a* follows: "Huppl.defense council. Mrs. K. D. p iv. wjll issuine hi* new dulled and Kervke Act ef 1940, and to be stageil in thr Armory to­ Sugar Industry b r iv e lBrownlee, publicity chairman, of tha various Sunday School, ing ment two airport project f- |h,-n- S«turd*y. night. Members of the Msnford of tha county, tha :R*v. W. P. the regulations thereunder." $3191. ha* received final opstated today. .dmliu'_ It- ardal" former naval Garden Club, under the direction pm vsl." For Increase B e g in i^ j^ , «•Thursby listed pears, Brook* stated this miming. .. tii i'e lo rresal.-nl Riawevelt waa df Mr*. O. I*. Herndon, are decor­ Thi* la the second year of I poach** at good " . | uiioo-d rnrlv Ihl* month sue* ating tha Armory for th* affair. • WEST' PALM BEACH. J a n . to plant and aha also tha Church'* promotional four Assisting th* Garden Club In dec­ J0.— (Special)— Director* of tha named tniiatsos. batiu, peas aa year program anti, W. P. PhillipIr .'V o u ,h o In D-remtier wa* Btorating arc Ed loin*, Hohart G r a d u a t e s N a m e d State Chamber of Commerce vegetable* easily grown In thi* Secretary o f, the adult’* and ."linle-l rhief of staff to Admiral Th* school fund for Seminole Haynes and Byrd J. Good*. Nrd voted yesterday to ask “ imme- vicinity nlty which out be canned aat- young Mop)*’* departments of Fin. t J. King, command*^ lit Smith i* chairman for Setpinole disto and a n reu iv a ” asilsUnc* Isfaetorily. the Baptist Sunday School of County now has anough money County, for tha Celebration of tho I*f actarily. ohlrf «f the Unite.! Stole* Hart. from Flurlda* Conyrresmen and 8 * daaonatratod practical Nashville, Tettn.. also hi* **».*• on hand to retire debts Incurred President's Birthday. Seventeen peraon* completed :. Ad.uird llranUII is th# 33r4 8kho dcaMoatratod Senators for a drive to expand mtthoda in pntklnv c contents of tent Mist Florida Waite wilt tr­ for th* payment of leochers’ Another dance will be staged In ten-hour a.lvancc.1 course in Fir-1 superintendent' of the academy* the State1* auyar Industry with can* and dlaptefpd a collection ibe main speekirt. The Rev. J. talaris* and an appruilmat* Jk.- th# C ltvTU U •oonaored 7y memye’.ter.iay r flerr, am. M i*-. Rorr. it Snnfurd, Fla., h* wan private capital. of pm ar red mitt, vegetable* Alvin Inman, pastor of New 090 lurpli’s, Superlntondont T. ber* of Fomlnote High School. ,,r *nf H'n»on. their Iwtrurtor and | ,n,dusted frbm the Academy ilk W . Lawton stated this morning aa toW i Tba1 reaolsUon urged that a»- and relit , haa, ___ euggmwith Nell Powell as ganarel chair- {raduato rf the CO-hour Red Cro s lit OI. f a r m s Beach Baptist Church turaneaa o f stab)* futur* con<ti- tlona la hedgottag on low and and WU!lam F, Kader of Ban with th* announcement that hi* man. -Commltte** assisting Nall r,r:-t Aid Methods Course, said of flea had received H M I 0 . l t Uooa be given tha surer indus­ average Incomaa. ford, superintendent of Seminole Inciuda: Mias listen Hutchison, th|s morning. "The** men and try by tha fwrernmtnt. It wsa Baptist Sunday Schoal* will a . from th* 8tate Department of tickets and tags; Mack Cleveland, women are nuallfied to administer Education yesterday. ■res sotad by M. M. Frost of Jr., advsrtlsiag; Hugh Whalchel, First Akl and to teach r stand­ slat them. • T h * payment of 91 M 9 0.S 2 Jr., refreshment!; Miss Mary Ra­ ard course." Mis* ilinton dcrl-rrd. Tkmpa ami ad^tad without disOfficers fat the Association Q t? B riefs The following rninplct-d the ■enting vote. , follow: .Rev. H. II- Martin of waa the second payment of that bun, chaperonoa- and MU* Shirley curse: Mr*. Francis Bolx. Mrs. to b* received by Mr. Eick, decoration*. WASHINGTON. Jan. 30. (A * -• Lake Monroe ie the Aaioct*A nlcktlrdoon donated by Jo* Narwy Brock. Mr*. W_S. Brumliy. Unity of mililirv command lit this month, ho stated, t ideal Adult Superintendent: Mr*. J.C. Cook, Mr*. Lottie A. o n win furelsh music for tha rrntlncntd United State* was current debt of 117,000 waa Rev, J . T. Mashbum Faster of J. G. Lathrop Gets dancers and Tha CUy Commission N.". Mrs. Watson Reg), Mis* Aline .ie-?ed ikIov by _R*prea*flMMK| the TtlusvIU* Baptist Church, R o o k ; O f Corporal i two pay menu .totaling over hr a donated th# us* of tha hill M H ? 7 ^ r g ^ ’ HMAn r M<l h* , M ,n ' 1 Vlmon <D-Ga. >, f b l n M i yeong peeple’a assoc iatioasl ,000, will b# applied to the for .the affalh Dancing will be- »e, : i. ( T . f '“pkl,.?.rta«M ro y[ : r »Cou*n Naval Affaire Com.w. j •uportatoodent: Mr*. Irene Devi* ro-nrdlnito the Country’. L laav lag, for th* praoont, a gin at l!SQ o’clock and teat nntU leaving, fo, G*U Jan. JO. •• Ute Banferd po- of Dayton* Beach, intormedlat* IS 4 0 o’clock. Swairf'Misa^Kathrvn^rak •frnses *>ainst any auddanIkAOO. a _ « 09 V permrrwnt aupertntandent: Frank Wright Urplca of r f O llaarf. juainr association II.E. Morris. Mr*. hCarla* Bird Houae Gohtcat 101,500 Killed Last fard. primary ce­ W ill Be Tomorrow lt Mr*. Year In Acddenta Who wtllat•A CHICAGO. Jno. 10^-00—ArMre^Lottte wDI be heki on Fire* Street In cMonta In tba United States WASHINGTON. Jan. Mg store fonasrly pnw dtei by klQad 10|.8«O persosta. Inclsdlng Arm •ding — IVe.'.totll .Roosevelt sl| *%:> \ \ Y * 9 Style Shop .U day Mterdav, WASHINGTON. Jan. 30. (A V - P '1-# Control bill record high’ af 40j9CO traffic b deaths, Uat^year, National I’rsshlrnt Rooavvelt i* tl) v»ir» •aid* it wa* good la Safety Cs o r i f w pattod today. aid today but rfoaea't acl it in »l*eet« blit that th* . *obm respects. II* rrrelved birth­ day meaaarea from Prime Minis ‘ -i-lv ln g t? farm pricaa. —— tor Churchill, and Central Doug <n"e*y. Tv- mxa.ura also I# . tea MacArthar. teolght: to living easts, ha farm da-gvr bscaapa no jprie* can W itek,nar to prej-eot parity. f a 1: : ™ i | James Page Is “ Flyihg Cadet” ornia May Soon J r C l e a r e d * * !)! Axis N a t i o n a l s Part 01 Auporl Contract Receives F i n a l Approval AtKdley*Fiei( Will Be Used For P a v i n Runw ays Extension Agent Talks On Food's, Planting Gardens Two Events Planned For F.D.IL’ Birthday Baptist Association To-Have Conferences __ / f j sF.enrdnirg New Rank Effective Saturday; County School Fund Has $5,000 Surplus Advanced First Aid Nuvy Chairman Aska Dofcn.se Unificatiort tir y n , r*p, _ MacArthur, Churchill Congratulate F. D.R. Roosevelt Hesitantlr, Sl^ns Price hi ' Gt v ' « • , f y-ifh t/d / eSSB H i «v �t FRIDAY, JANUARY 80. 1042 THR SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Sanford Herald W H O IS TO BLAME? With Sabotage And Espionage Moot poopie them day*, if they are not aubject to the draft or do not have some important civilian defense job. are wondering what they can do to help their country in the present war. From Rotary headquarters in Chicago cornea good advice fof Rotarians telling how they can help s o t u v n u DBM which could just as well be applied to a|) sections of the cihtnox m tA M M iw « population. There are of course lots of things you can do to help. Here are just a few of them, as outlined by Rotary Presi­ dent Tom Davis of Butte. Mont.: 1) Cooperate with the American Red Cross in its fund-raising activities. 2) Keep the general health of the community high. 3) Promote conservation of all vital wartime materials. 4) Encourage the use of non-essential substitutes. fi) Help keep the soldiers in camps happy and occu­ pied. 6) If a military camp is nearby, Invite one or more soldiers to your home for Sunday dinner. 7) Send cigarettes, candy, tobacco, radios, magazines, books, checker sets, chess sets, etc., to your nearest camp or community recreational center. , 8) Co-operate with local Civilian Defense Boards. 9) Volunteer for air-raid work, firo prevention, shelter and ovacuation duty. 10) Assist in organizing medical field units, casual­ ty stations, and first aid posts. 11) Co-opcratc in all “ test” blackouts. BLR VERSE FOR TODAY 12) Impress the slogan, "Careless Talk Costs I.Ives” THERE IS A~ LIMITLESS upon others In the community. BHRVOIR O F POWER IN 12) Popularize the activities of playgrounds ami rec­ IK SPIRIT: They that wall upon i Lord shall renew their reational centers. ength; they shat! mount up with M) Encourage outdoor exercise, Htrcsa the benefit iga aa eaglet; they shall run. | not bo weary; end they shall of fresh air and sunshine, promote homo sanitation and lk, and not faint.— Isaiah -10:31. the value of sleep and rest. • 16) Buy defenso bonds and stamps. CAPK SOCIETY i ( F r o m Voices) A ) midnltht, from tlio mansions ‘. of their sires, Tks Jobless cognoscenti, ceps pull rd down On faces truculent with maimed desires, Cbltverge upon llie Creek’s place Kv, from the town. Here, where the night ruts rxtrs ' thick with' fog, f'Rw ptjrchnpsthie neon Ihst they ( smoko. ire ths dsidsnsd artery rest, id spreads dominion llko ICE PERRY SPINQARN ant Winthrop Rockefeller. John D. Jr., has boon id to a Lieutenancy- x------- It lo almost tho first of iy and wa hava no esndlfor tho Spring primaries selentlrts, every one of them specialists in some particular field will bo working day and night if necessary to make life hard for tho - saboteur! and spies. J. Edgar Hoover, diretor, started the FBI erime detection laboratory in 1032 not without a little derisive sniffing from some government ofielnle, law­ makers, and particularly lha police of the land. .. In nine years, the sniffers have quit It and the police of the land now aend aboQt 2,COO specimens a month to tho labo­ ratory for analysla and report. Speetography, ■ petrography, aem ingy and such may Just send the muter to ths dictionary, but it' already -has been proved that they ean send the saboteur to the pen. ABOUT SUGAR Bill’s Package Store & Bi Don’t let your car get Info a run-down con­ dition . . have.lt com­ pletely serviced at BYRAN’S GARAGE Sanford Ave. at 2nd Si. Wrecker Service Ph. 9130 Ph. 575-W . nav ninirr , Trading A t Home It may bo an 111 wind that blows nobody good but there ought to bo certain advantage accruing, to smnll town merchants rh a result of the tiro aituation. For years the chief complaint about buaincaa conditions which such merchants have mode Is the tendency among many indi­ viduals lo trade out of town. It (a hard to see how many jtersona can continue to go to dlatant places to trade with RhUditers In expectation as the nutnmohUefl bring restricted aa they are. Greek "The automobile has greatly cluutged our methods of Reads from Ills menu evening's doing hualneaa,” saya the Ocala Star. "It has been the epilogue. The boms stand kite, but their most potent agency of a modem ngo In. making our trade - . o stomachs ask More reassurance from the empty centers bigger and tho small towns smaller, because people with automobiles think nothing of traveling from fifty to I'jlton widow’s sly unraveling of a 100 miles to do their shopping. ’ task "Now all that la to bo changed. ___ Under the restricted Or nurture niggard to a suitor’s wm. use of tho automobile, during tho war emergency, the A t bare (ho boron of their youth Hmall towna will bccomo more important as trading cenl upon an unacrubhed Iron tcra for realdenta of those towns and the trade area Immctlintely surrounding. X through the rusty "People who have Itccn accustomed to travel fifty or Is run £d time* made bitter by 100 miles to the "Hg cRy" to buy the things which they probably could purchase just os cheaply, and with almost ila^ls 'proceed lo tenter. as wide a selection,. In their home town, will tMnk twice Ir grim eves through windows misted Br JACK STINNETT WASHINGTON, Jan. » —UF) — It would bo ineoneolvablo In this war for the United State* not to have sabotage and espion­ age, for those are twin activities considered vital to the effective operation of any war effort But the spy and saboteur are rolng to be trp against some­ thing now with which thsV'never had to cop* in World War t — the most complete, scientific MORE > nail rat Iron hat 0 eorroeion bolding naO*. Testa show the eld-i out of genuine wroui (Ttlttl K lI lt U N -1 ted 72 per cent i* quslitles than eteel-u to prove hlg worth o i an Indispensable link In the mereantile chain—manufacturer to wholesaler, wholesaler to re­ tailer. "The change may bo gradual at flrat, but it la com­ ing and the wide-awake small town retailer ahould be tar­ ing his plniyt to take advantage of It.” Slightly Confused An absent-minded bride, anxious not to forget to order two chickens for dinner, repeated to heraelf while clearing a w a y the breakfast things: "Grocer, chlckena; grocer, chickens." The words became confused In her mind, eo when she went to the telephone she asked: "Have you any nice grocers?" "Why—why—yea," replied «n astonished voice at the other end of the wire. "Well," aald the bride, "eond me two dreeaed." "Dreeied?" asked the voice, more astonished than before . u. . "Why, no," responded the bride, "I believe you may Mnd them undressed. If my husband comes homo early he will wring their necks and tho rook ean dress them."—Wall St. Journal. BOOKS D AUTHORS INO RRINRRRd Hitler's educational tystom Is an svpn greatsr msnaca than hi* army of his Luftwalfs, accord­ pries admin- ing to Drvger Ziomsr, Ameri­ can-born director of a formdt American school in Oemany. Who— “ Education for Dh U 1* was ehosen tar tM b u k ssstten of ths February Reader* PIgest Giving an Inside ghmpo* ■4 Ths author tails he la further fostered bi Sts to-controlled youU U an. Ths party tain Ftocta* ! r# a rigid to# r#SB| i that sells in six figures. Tim re. e e n tly n-organlied (ireyitone Press feels that It hn* such a book In l!rnd<la Field’s “ Bride rtf Olnry," roming Feb. 20. The Literary Guild Ims mmlo “ Bride of Glory” its Mnrch (election. It guarantees a distribution of 100,900 copies, and Is aiming at 200,000, T h e Crcyntuns Press will make a first edition print* ing of 25,000 copies, ami his al­ ready ordered a second printing of 50,000. Greystono has scheduled $7,600 worth of advertising to srtpear during the first week nf publica­ tion and will spend another $7,. 600 during the period immediate­ ly after publication. It has been demonstrated that advertising of this magnitude almost automatIcslly produces a best seller, but fortunately for the reading pub­ lic who purchase their books as a result of ads, only the very .best books, tsually, art given such • campaign. "Bride of Glory" Is a novel based on the life of Emy Lyon, the slavey who “ made all hrr daydreams come tree." You know her as Lady Hamilton, beloved of Admiral Nelson. Beautiful, passionate, cuorageoua, tremen­ dously vital, Emy Lyon Is th* ideal subject for biographical fiction, and Bradda Field has made the most of her subject. “ Bride o f Olory" looks like a big b e e t seller. Another SCO p lft f, too. In March, Scribner will publish Marjorie Rinnan Rawlings new book, "Cross Creek," the story of ‘The Yearling” country and Its People. This la an intimate, vivid and fascinating narrative of the remote Florida hamlet in which Mrs. Rawlings ha* lived for the last down y ean : packed with Intonating characters, ov­ erflowing with humor and Inci­ dent—* hook with tho same hu- RAD IO N E W S TODAY’S PROGRAMS 0:00 Edwin C. illll 0:10 Greyhound Gus 0:16 Jim White 0:20 Sports Reporter 0:30 IJim and Abner 0:45 The World Today 7;U> The IJins Ranger 7:SO How Am I Doing? R:C0 -Kale Smith Hour 8:55 Elmer Davis ami the News 0:00 Playhouse 0:30 Columbia Concert Orehestra 1C:00 lisp H alts rd 13:30 Juan ArvUu, songs 40:45 News of the World 11:00 News Analysis 11:15 Hal Melntyre Orchestra 11:30 Alvlno Rcy Orchestra 12:00 Linton Welle, news 12:05 Sign Off TOMORROW’S PROGRAMS 0:30 Norman Beasley A ills Fla, Cowboys .7:00 Brsskfsst Brevities 7:45 Up Nswv 7:55 .Wsather A Tims 8:00 Ntw* of ths World 8:16 Louisa Wllchsr at ths Or- Travfel To Florida •Shows New Increase TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 30. (Special) — Notwithstanding the lag In the Influx of winter vis­ itors w h i c h followed the out­ break of hostilities betwoon the United Slates and the Asia pow­ er*. end the conirquent rctlanMg of automobile U rn and oth­ er things, .than has been a de­ ciding opium In travel to Flor­ ida tunc* publication of n recant news release Issued by Secretary lekre urging the conUnuation nf travel on the part o f ‘ the people of this country aa a builder, of public, a r well a* Individual inomli-. . . : -i'.. The release haa been widely published throughout the United State* a n d Ita puhlleation la having lha effect to bring ahoyt a «hangs In the minds at there who did not like to taka their •seal vacations tar fear It might ha considered unpatriotic to da 8:30 8:45 0:00 0:15 0:80 10:00 10:45 11:00 11:00 Dancing Strings Virginia Morning Devotions Kenneth Spencer, songs Old Dirt Dobber Children's Birthday Party le s t Wo Forget Up Now. NaUonal Hillbilly Cham­ pion, 11:15.C o l’s Country U ’,30 11:45 11:55 12:00 tt:3 0 1:00 The Milo Twins Up News Temperature BulleUn Thretre of Today Stars over Hollywood Farm Forum • K . C. Moore * 1:30 Adventures In Science 8.-00 Press Nears 1:45 the '.•* * l » O f Men and Books l3C Brush Creek Full! 3:00 Columbia's Counl nal . Mstinm Thle la crisp, nippy weather, and It calb for a drink to warm you I Baked Chicken P a c k a g e Goods B e e r & ' W in e s C o c k ta ils . rrn iiiim iiv o Average) .... $1.10 SALADS Potato Salad Baked Beans ir e n u COOKIES ...do& 12c Delicious Plea And Cekeo, Cookies Of AD K in d s . DoughnuU Cinnamon Buna, Ete. n^M m 114 N. Pork Ave. W E DELIVER telephone 0108 lH ail5IIB III=lll5lll=lll=lll J ! 1:15 Jim White I d ) Matins* Musicals 4:00 B-A-K-E-R-Y Saturday Specials C A R E F U LL Y a n d Q U IC K L Y FILLED Wa Flit AU Prescript Iona LANEY’S �'B iiiiM iffliiiiffl......... ' " ‘ - 5A g a' .t W* B. 1B'IS7W lBWB» .' A A V. JsVT . ' • ..Pw7S, > ‘ 2K *V *V : - • • •#*■* v **?••*• f - y .: V *1 . 1— FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. 1912 ■tililH •*»<— - ■ _____ the ■w *Social A n d P ersonal Activities MRS. LOURINE BEAL. Solely Editor Plans Are Made For Bridge Party Social’ Calendar Benefit FRIDAY Pt»n, for a benefit bridge, the , Member* , of Ihe choir of the Procee<l» of which will be turn• F irst Baptist Church arc asked r;* ov*t »■* “ '*• Seminole County to meet at the church at ? <K» ••'haptcr of the Red Croat, were l-.M. for rehearsal. ,mailc at the meeting of the RnTbe Worker’s Council <.f the |•*crt K. I.e* Chapter of the ChilFirst Baptist Churth will meet . «lrenof the Conualemry which at the church at 7.."u» I*. ,\1. j Wai held at Ihe home of Miss • MONDAY Katherine Spencer on TuesiLay ^ __ . . . . „ (afternoon. The W . M. S. of the I mat Dap-. . , , nt. f|, , , , list Church will observe tW Wevk: |h* D ' , , y Jhleh Ml i l 1 f? of Prayer for Hume Miwoons at ™ *’ r^ W T. hchl *1 3:30 P.M. at the church, with " ™ r , f" * uri' ‘ be time ami Circle Three in charge. The theme S’1®.'* *° announced later. nlll be “ God Bless (lur Country " llur. routine iMuinoss was die• - God’s Channels of lllcssiug*". . " " ' T ,1 u.n ,h,‘ ‘Erection of the The Sunbeams, Junior and In -'l,r*®w' " ‘ . Ml»» Susan Kirtley. termed is to 0 . A.’s and Junior it. 1 hostess served refreshA.'* will meet at tlie name time. •JJ*'n** following: the TUESDAY :Mi*"e* Su'.m Kirtley, Winifred The W. M. S. of the First '• " K i M ^ ’ ^ f r ^ ' ^ ^ N v ^ h . m • ist Church will O b se rve the Week nn4, M s j j ^r of Prayer for ll\me Missions at _ _ _________ * ' <r' the church at 3:3o I’ M. with C 'ir lt _ . _ cl* F’our in charge. lY llSS H o d fiT C The Alathcau (hiss of the first IJ . . , Iz llaptist Church will have its retrI lO S f e S S A t P a r t .V A l a r monthly meeting at the annex ------------ Ptttty 7:3*> Mu 11Ho* 2 f * "* „ wi|lllh^ Entertaining in honor* of Miss Mni. A. I . Kelly, Mrs. B. J°b ii-, Connie McCall, who plans to son. Mrs. 11. O. Metlivin. Mrs. F -. move to Tallahnssee P»oon to M. Hopper and Mrs. L. Lyons. j mnlcu her home, M i s s Patty WEDNESDAY I Hodge was hostess at a party a The regular luncheon meeting and socks shower st her home ir h i • i f the Fine Arts Department of on Avocado Avenue Wednesday the Woman’* Club will be held at nfternoon. Chrysanthemums were 12:30 P.M. to be followed at used to form the floral decora­ 2:00 o’clock by the twelfth an­ tions of Miss Hodge’* home. nual Animated Magazine to Games and contest* were en­ which all friends of the club are joyed throughout ihe afternoon, with Miss Ann Wiggins winning •netted. THURSDAY u prise for mnking the m o s t The Seminole County Federa­ words out of the word "Talla­ tion of Women’s Clubs will meet hassee." Mis. Marty Perkins wu* at the Lake Mary Community the recipient of a priie for n > Canter at • 10:00 A. M. for sn celling in another contest and fle c t io n of officers. Luncheon Miss Connie McCall also re­ ceived ■ prise. ^ r i l l be serred at noon. The regular meeting of Semi­ After the shower of gifts had nole Chapter Two, O. E. S. will been presented to the honor** be held m the Masonic Hall at t h e hostess, assisted by h • r 7:30 P- M. The Obligation Cere- mother, Mrs. J. E. Hodge, and ^jnony will be given. All members grandmother, Mrs F L. Bailey, • tr e urged not to forget their served refreshments to the fol­ lowing guests: “ sunshine offering". Miss Connie McCall, honor**. Mis* Ann Wiggins, Miss Marty Perkins, Mis* Jane Thigpen, Miss Shirley Eick, Miss Shirley 8 mlth, Miss Shirley Echols and Miss Nancy Collum. Junior High School f To Sponsor Carnival The Junior High School Is sponsoring a carnival this even­ ing beginning at 0:37 o'clock on the school grounds. Thu rarnival • « offering many amusements, ^Including booths with various special attrnctons, fortune tell­ ing games and sknlinj on the basket bnll-nml tennis courts. A short program will l>c prequailed In the uiulilorlum at •ehlch time* > fh fm a ~ ^ .'n SnY8r and Mary ’ Margaret Herndon, pupils of the Coghum Ihinco Studio, will lie presented In ronr and dance numliers, aerompanied st the pkmo hy Miss lenom •pfblddon. All proceeds from the rngui ral will bo tunit'd over td the Bemlnnle County Chapter of Ihe rd Cross War Fund. Tlu- pub la Invited to attend and par^ Id pa to In the fun, M ls ji C o n n ie H on ored s', I O *, M c C a ll A t P a rty Miss .Marty Perkin* and Kay Fox. Jr. were hnatrs* anil host In members of the QT Club nt the home ef the latter on Wednesday evening, honoring Miss Connie McCall, who plana to • n o g * to Tallahassee to make her home. ‘A short business meeting was pread.led over by , Kay, after which n surprise altuwrr was given tho honoreo. Refreshments g e n e served by Mrs. Perkins and • f f * . Fox. Those present were: thn Miss­ es Connie MeCttlt. Ann Wiggins, a Thigpen, Shirley Smith, rley Kick. Nancy Collum, Caswell of Orlando ami r ferklns. Man, Hugh Wlirlehel. Bobhy ictxsr. pete.-Brock. Al Brock, iiirt, Billy Fleming. I * t. and itny Fox, Jr. 19 Persons Present At Sewing Session There were I'J P«r persona present »t the regular tewing se*' gular weekly sewing sion which was held at the Tour­ Tour ist Center on Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. E. Compton anil Mra. W. W. Warner acting as hostess** lo t the day. Tourists In Sanford ami oliier Intrrostesi person* grther nt tho Tourist Center each Tuesday aft­ ernoon and enjoy n social period ns well aa sew for the Red f.'rns*. The Cenler was profusely dec­ orated with sweet peas which were a gift of Mr*, tit. Clair W Idle. At the conclusion of the nfternoon’s sewing, at which sevreal comfort* were lacked, the hostesses served tea and cakes. Art Group To Have Animated Magazine The twelfth annual eslitlun of tho Animated Magaslne, simnsored yearly by ih* F’ ine Art* Ih'IMirtmrnt of lha Ranfnnl Wo­ man* Club, will be presented nt the club bouse on Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, Mra. H. D. iUfhleyman, chairman of the department, announced to •lay. ‘ Mr*. K. W . Rupreehl Ir'editnrIn chief ef tho “ nt*g»sino" which ha* fflr Ita thrmr, “ l»e. nineni tie American Unity.’’ The program to which ell friends of th« club are Invited to nttend, will begin at 2:00 to be preceded by the regular lunch­ eon and business meeting for member* of the rlub at 12:30 o’rlnek. Hostesses for tho day Include Mra. W. A. l«aviU , Mrs. U T. Do**, Mra. M- W . i tearIso. Mr*. John J. IVacock and Mra. M. L. Cullum. “ RimfiMbcr Pearl Harbor — llujr More Bonib*’' ■.... ■. .-.a* & Sanford .herald, sanforo. Florida THINCsS WE’VE SEEN AND HEARD By MAYME M HODGKIN PAGE TOREE R. R. Brotherhoods Petty Officer Shows iMeet In Jacksonville IIliternIion In War The inteMtnte commerce comnn**ion «tipulutrtl the rarritM roulil put the higher fare* ini*' Im day* after filing *ched lilt * Ex«*nipte«t fiom the higher fire* are fiieitthr r* t»f the army, navy, nuirine r«»rp« ®.od c n*t guard an«l pvKioitiel of t*’o |tritii«h military i«ir««* 11 i\•Iaig in uniform The mil nod* h.»\e been author* i/e«t to im-r«*a*«' panRcngrr fare! in ptittut. ami will put the new t*i». - inf.. . ft. *t Ee» !•» JACKSON VI LI. K J.in “ r tt \SHIN«,; n L\. ).in :.» i^TV-Thr SlAndai d Kudw >v 1 Sip lit I’ll Mill -ink - >nit wiken of the world ami the rem- Inu I#rgUlntiV2® V ■ « • » li ; : d d i. i »»l*« d Stilt cd\ tht roof. The continuous cry Florida. repute* •*»nis ' 1 |•|! v «'ffa •» i ■d-M.ng . 'a i r p l a n e r:nl".iv of th«iu«anda that life bold* «o *tum!nrd ••»!• v%h»’fe •Ml ihe v:»•t o c e a n • pace*, rep.. rt hi' upy r tor*. little. * *mall town lu»* no will hold it* *1 ird -1 1!«•••- •it** i were• *•» im charms when it cornea to en­ Mon in Jnck*»»nv ill. <101.1 IV j-ic**»*»l bv th. •* hr •vif v o f th. »*lcct officer*. tertainment. anti auch. - *Kc. th. if th. . t .* * f u ll y re T u e iiU y evening nt the political pn»w» '• u il ih» •» . U- •. •• • . ••n anti Mils Olrda Dyxon of Woiiian'a Club Annual Enter­ mg primiiric* '•iiiat me w .i•• .i• « ••\ University is atwndinfr the mid* ■» , , . The combi*" d !’ • p tainment for the Tourist* of to V%t'f 1st t semester hblidaj* w.tn her P«r- our . ^ ' ’tay evening entertain»• l SeiMiiinle County wa% a fine ex- rnilw av etnph v• • Hie petty ••ff N*-r*W »•|N>‘ ent*. Mr >n.l Mr*. W R. Dykmi.l"’ *"* ®.‘ ‘ T” url,t Cent" * ly> |Mitrnti.«l • f,H »»im \-»ls * l l ( . .1 1 . L . . 11 - haa gamed some renown hy his **’»ple of what the world c«»wkt •ion will I" lo if \»e would aimply open the Mr*. C. C. Cox has returned to 1 t»lks .m Sanford of long ago •• lik.lv i»liw id o hrotherhiHHt of our owm inner iHvr.< l-t. I \ her home in Jacksonville after; * < «r>’ very grateful to F-d. . . • o f ..th, spending several dav* at the guest i luine for - i generouslyconsent- J® ’* ', l , 1 thl . J treasures I ti w o l d * of Mrs S. C. Grahuni ] i»g to .p. ak for u*. of ,,f’’ w,'ich each of us h.d.l M » M U I t»lf *®nl I II m<*l wiihhoM* from our ft*ll«iw We 'omewhat drspaired of mail mitl thus befomr th»* »luv«t Miss Margaret Spencer, who is having a g*snl program for this U \S|| I \ l. 11 •\ attending Coker College in llarts- Friday’* entertainment because Cuu<»* of <uch witlsprcntl tinh:t|i l.egiwlatmn One woman. Mrt PH**4** On»» w o m a n . ville, S. C., spent the mid-semester of the IliHi-evelt II a I I which g rnry fm nnt« »i i •' without nr«’|Fni ulion iigi i c i i h u i a l a>< i* holidays with friends In Wilming ■will be given nt the Mayfair on Mt'uifh tu n, oi f*tr» thought. gutben-it tin* an d the •outli I »•; I ton, N. C. ! that night for the benefit of our fr'*iip together in h rircb* anti 1i n I a n t i I pnraly'i* sufferer*. frv.itmg an atmo*ph«*rr nf frtvml a p p r o v a l of \*• hFriend* of Frnni Warner will d a y a f t e r tifif........... regret to learn that he^"W ufhr"| ' Vhn" t w,,h N” ‘ f.m" h ®D'| cn™' IIiu’n**. 'imply npvuvtl tlu* ilmir 1• dl-CMItinill" ing from sn attack of influent* P®?* ,hr '"untryslde of h«*r triHRiirv hou*e iiml !vt th«* Trea*nrv at MacDowell Field in San Fran-I®"*1 “ P rvery person flow over all her lia*trnrr* ciwo, whore ho in Rlutionnl. , they could find who wax able to Irt.th* b»*th tcrinu* nml hunmr hobble or 'hake hi* foot to music, oil" and directeil their attention’* Mrs. It. W Turner ha* returned and then that not being ensugh to that |»oint of interest whn*ii from Ttmpu where >he was the|to sati'fv them, they even fur- H«'V» i fmld tt» plva«e, fttrnurlvi^. guest of her brother and *ister*, ni^h chair* and tho«e wK» can’t then futuie n n d their h<i|H'® in-law, Mr and Mr* C I- Mor* fianceor *tand aUnit nmy ^aiL. had them «rrotiniiing theii row. it looked f"r n while th at^re TJ!,, I* and mind* nnd chattel'would have to #tanil u lonely vigIng with their neighbor* Thu* (ivorge Eick, n student st the'il hero nud tho •lapping wnt#rs •II that nudience left for their University of Eloridf. is spend* and the hooting too owl*. But b«*»nv* with n warm feeling of Ing the mid-»eme*trr boliday* with fortune •ndli*«l on u* nnd wo his parent*. Mr. and Mr*. John have a fim and interesting pro* •elf importance, which i* one of th»- *ure«t way*’ to hnpputen*. k'™gram *rhrdnled for Friday. Those If properly directed, of eourxe. u. . . . . , i«if you who become tramplotl up N.>w that effort which cau*ed Mailer 1. SUiudotimire, Jr, ar* |f0t**!. come on down and much plen*ure co*t Mr* nved honie tin* morning from (, contribution for Mr. to J.ck..m v"le .H-nd n few day* m„ Houghton nh«olutely nothing in with hi* parents lefnrv going to . ' ’ dollai* nnd cent* nor time ft»r Ihe Camp lllunding indiiction ren- ,,,, ircpatution. the weight of carry UMI S ;m ford A m '. ter. Hack in those dark nges when fng it around wa* nothing, yet we first began driving an nuto- ili* ti *h»* oprn«il her lip* «he Mr. and Mrs. Waller Appleby, mobile, which powerful monster hn*l a treasure of hnppiro*** f«»» I UMI IMI M I II who have been the guests of M r could travel at the terrific rate • II her lUtener* Try it *onieaAd Mrs. II A. Applehv for ih e'of 35 miles |ier hour, we dovel- tin"-* you have it t>N» mid it nast two weeks, left Wrslnesday oped n hatred black and terri- pa\ * lug dividend* for or their home Manchester, ble for the lowly bicycle. It was Would yoil believo it, that Iowa. considered simply n fiendish In­ strument of death to eliminate •litre the ilvclaratoui of war the M % \ W I I I H M l *1 tour i* t<r of Sanford who meet Miss Jewel I'ittiiian is planning the surplus of children and an the TouriM ( ’enter to *pcn<| the weekend in Seville esccssivt- number of automobile hen® at with relatives. Miss Pittman is |r|T(ra through the l o s s of have complrtcil three «wentern, spending the winter with her dr, , f „ ,^rmlU. However, time •1 pair* of »enlMMit*, I cap mufuncle ami aunt. Mr. and M r s .'not oniy remov„ |min but also flei*. f» pair* of knee leggin*. I double «cnrf. fi *carf*. S pair* e r r — i h i i .h i \ i o i M m n h h i • %m \ % i •••% inole P-J-dtee, ........................ - -ru n g __ i ilnire to ronqufr tho two of *«H'k* h pan* of glove* and fill and pie c«al and ep:ilti*| J Students Of the University of fi’’ n’1- h“ ‘ * “ •ro yard *<piare mk'* or blanket* Florida who are mpcctcl to tpcn.l ' hp ronquereil. fot ronvnleaceut*'' It might Ih* th« mid-ftrmestrr holulny* with ^ ou n ^u»»ny find that the)’ hare nothing el«o their parents, iiwlude: Tony Hud- Wl- Iwlleve those thing* have to do. hut all of t h e m have A 1 11* 1*11.1.*111 It t ** lit 4 | dleston. Donald Unison, Donald ninld* of their own. You get Janes, A lien" New'miin, "Frs'nk""U rolling in line stylt nn.l in the I {* '* " 1,1 ap»rl..wnta » .1 Woodruff, III, Gene Harrison, 1distance u hugo tren loom* U P .. . ' # ’ John I-ope, Walter Turner. In front of you, ami try aa you ®" tl" ' or u* William U'fflcr, Dick Brown, Joo might to avoid it the bicycle will Tuesday afternoon’s tea wna Crenshaw, hrr*J Dvsnn, Jr., George hit it a- fair In the center ns on griuitl and then* wore 2.1 nr«®* 1 Talbott, John ilnll, Raymond K a -: arrow from a marksman’s bow. fill whit Afwi’il and knittiai all j dcr, Humid Haskins, George llish- 1The Result: Mnymc the Mniined.' •ftcniiMin Tlin®r tuuri*tii fn»n» op, Jr., Dougins Ktenstrom, and Rut we'll get It yet, and when wc Daytona finin’ in to wait for it John Dunn. ilo nnd y o u see us mining, friend and wen* gathered into 1 --------------- ------------- * . plense for your own sake gel the circle and •crvrd trn, NVo hnpv t h e y took with them n m i w i m *n « u i miii ii pleu-nnt feeltog for Snoforil. • Toorl*t or Cltlsrn, we’ll evmi th«® tin L In see y<iu Friilny evening. Telephone 14H For a long time now we have had many request* for some In­ formation about Sanford and ) section many years ago. Being n vetrran of but tlx years we I s couldn't Iw of much help except to gathrr up „ fe w hearsay Stetson Ibfht* but we are very glad that e r son a :--'I Vi Franklin 1* Kocwcvelt M ir Torgii'on M il-• Ini Mat Ni di IJus Lint’s Increase Lares llv 10 Percent i hi* fir*t enter•«u.ni* v on 5tilt»; > and down the r. idwalk, mlvcr, ii-i.i i oitc****ion. "•t" ! You Always Cut Cood Meat 'ere NOT A ( I! \ l \ lbs. SUGAR C O F F E 1 E lb. MILK 3 Tall Cans 27c FLOUR 24c CRISCO PICKLES rr1 5 [I ' M 1........ * S,m- Evangelist Continues .."V, Services At Church I* i X IP 07 . JARS im * 1 Tho Rrv. R. M. filrnklc, p;,«lor of tho Cnnla Wesleyan Metho­ dist Church, announced this morning tluit Ilie Itev. I , ('. i| Umilhit of High Point, N. C. is || continuing in u series nf evange­ listic services at tho church. Subjects fur (he Coming week have been listed as illimt! “Tin* Second Coming of 'Chrixl**: Day Warttlngs’*; Itestnration of I All Things’*; “TUe Day nf •lodgment*; , “The Grrnt HalvaUon**; "The Sinner's First Day in Klernltv"; “ Man G.iverne.| by hi* Thought*” ; ami "(fa r * Low M for • Isoxt World.9* |! “ If you are saved, you an- in Ihe service nf the ’ King’, yen] a soldier of Ills army; you have , | a standing Invitation |o help us i in Ih* great bnttie ngansl sin and ugliness", stated Rev. I llenkle In Inviting the public to nttend. The song service begins each i evening at 7:30 o’clock nnd the |j prenchlng service at 8:00 o’clock. I [ Thr! * ,1'P0®1" " f cobalt, one.of the few minerals not moduced commercially in the United SUIe*. have been found In Ari­ son,. - . • U . S . I» E F E N S E Attend The I’ resklenr* lltrllnlsy Mill Tonight tea. S m ;i r t m mm FRl S T A M P S 5 III 1 mm ••(*•*(• them fsr U. |. IHftsis llsm,* W u nh COTTONS F O R T H ll,s . O W A iSpun3 COATS 1.49 1 W,np styles. cotton R d T I S S U r ULLY E S. Nu More In Tlnn Dm* rasp M.!-® t *° » v)rtV. ctisliiim-r Thrifty Homemaker*’ Choice! COTTON FROCKS 2 7 c (■‘ i f i i m i n i z t ’i l '0 1 0 CHEF-IIOY-AR-HEE KRAFTS MIRACLE PINTS 5 | c Price 21c lust W H IP Heat Eat Anil /• * MACARONI SPAGHETTI 2 .‘ lv 251' CliccsL* 2 for 17c 3 cans ....... ..... M AMGARIHI 1*1111. VI»i:1.1*111A CREAM k It Ml*. i : h i/h h u rolls 19c Calo Dog Food around G ay prints. in i ii* l b s ................... . H OU SE 39c 29c 23c 51c 63c 27c t*>*nuc*«emiili(i|albr- OBELISK F L O U R - f 1 12 hi 2 ta n s 1 5 1.19 (K T A C O N T h. smartest cotton frock* ymiV. seen I Bright prlota and stripes In coat styles. npp«r front types, breakfast mats, and long torso models. (iiaiil Sna|i 2 fur Or (ini. I’nwilrr 2 for Or 2 R o l l s ....................... 1 3 c Cations and Spun Rayons Gay . prints for sites 12 la 44. Tnllel Snap .T fur tile M in WEVE 2 for 15c TOWELS .....'. Tfle 4 Cakes I l 'V I H I t a M t l f l'M Flakrx, Irc. . 21c (Teniwrr 2 fnr Or (irannlali-tl, Itit*. 2lr « U I » -| « j i . vv •.l.-i m ill 1M . M IL K CRACKERS J......Ih, SALAD OIL____ iit ttfii tM O IIT IJ II jar 21c SOI) 1*8...........2 cans M H I 'I . H I is m . MINCE MEAT.. 2 lbs. 2 ft wtL i.a im * msv c ih ik e:i> DOG FOOD .. 5 lb. bag )9 c Miiwi. rnrii PRODUCE IIOMM U80 WX BROCCOLI ........lb. 10c j t»n r*n * APPLES........ 4 lbs. 21c t l l t X S H I V Kl .t lM IUS GRAPEFRUIT .8 for 21« ■* a*•11 nisi-iV I.MkM m tM ti �I FLORIDA' 'eds Hope To Royal Crown Has Add Seabreeze 8 Wins, One Loss To Victim list In Bowling Loop Pushed back to fha AOO mark hy the recant loss to Daytona, the Seminole High eager*, win­ ker of threecontest* and loser g f three, will seek to raise their average when they tangle with the Sesbreete iHJgh School team there tonight Meanwhile the 22 to 26 N « ; suffered at tha hands of tha fast Daytona outfit. In which 'Sanford led at tha half 18 to 11 , didn’t seem so unfortunate today as a result o f tha Daytona-Landon tilt in JacksonvllU last night. Landon led the Buca at tha naif, 14 to 12, but tha Daytona artists cams bark even more strongly than they did against tha local team to hold landon to two points In the final half and emerge with a . convincing 22 to 14 triumph. Starting nest Monday against Winter Garden there, the Feds begin a tough week o f •cam­ paigning. Ocala, the team that lleksd the Feds 28 to 18 recent­ ly will come here for a contest Tuesday afternoon, and Indlpotions are that the Sanford keys really want this contest. ..Today the locals traval to Em ­ ils In an attempt to avenge a SI to 20 defeat Inflicted on them •arlv In the season by tha fast ■wring Bustia bunch. riiuier Of Pastor Lesnevich Bout Will Meet Louis F A R M E R S'M A R K E T baxford state fa HAWKNT MlaCKLf.AXKOrs f S t l T AMD ■v M n rrk sias k a r j ik t oS aalea up to 11*1 A. M. Jan. m IMS Phoaoo «a I..U. MIS r u a iD A r « o n c e r s IIRANS — Hu llpr. Tendergreen. • fl.se. Illack Valentine l i l t IIEKTB—Dos. nun. i i t .l t r CABBAGE—Tnn. Hulk, fair lo fey. l!S.ee.|es.ta Had. iipr. 11.i(II.IS. Chinese. Crta It II CARROTN—Don Hun. ler-iec. Hu Hot. Il.ll-ll.lu . CELERY—Onto*. l l .U - t l l CELERY HEART*—CrsD*. II IIPITS. H crates IMS COLLARD6—Do*. Hun. I*c-4*e KOOrLANT— Du llpr. It tl-ll «* GRAPEFRUIT—Bo* I’ J. comb. IMS. Bags iso No. 1 ‘11.10. Hags ISe LETTUCE—rreberg, 1^1 Ired Is IS.S».ft.tS. So ii.sa.it it ONIONS—Dos. Hun. ISr-iSr OHANOBO— Boa ITS Coml. II.St. Dags ISe No. I II to Hag> TSe PARRLKY—Dos. Dun. He PEAS—Du llpr. Ocd. lo fry. I ll* PKPPBRS CAMP. WONUBIt—Hu j l n r . fl.TS-lt.II POTATOKB—Red Hllaa. CH No. I. A>cratei 11.10-11 Is. Il-Cratea ll.lt -ll.lt. C-Crmtee lt se.fi IS. CWT Bags Comml 1/ .11-11 s« la Ml Roae II *0-11 1. ftA D IB im —-Dos. 1(un. 2U PAPATA—Lh. $e. BPINACH—Bu Hpr. Nnmmer T» He-II.S* NTRAWBEHRIKN—I'lnt. Hr.lie ■ WT POTATUEM — UWT lUr 91.99 POTATOKH—CWT Haas 9179-91 REED Certlf. Red Hllea ft NA8 HVILLE, Ttnn. Jsn. 3 9 ti.ss-fi.ta W)—Ths accident happened In a POTATOER—Idntin Raker, lo Bags. 91.ts. - UWT Hags It. Vanderbilt University basketball 94.11 By BID FED HR . scrimmage, and tha playtr suf­ YORK, Jan. SO,—The top fered a badly bruised hand. In RUTADAGAR—99 Ml Rack. 11.1 It Uda of clout In 1041— fact, he was convinced two FEDERAL- BIATF. MARKET Robert" Pastor and Ous fingsrs were broken. NBW 8 9ERVICB b—collide In Madleon Trying to console him, Trainer Iqutr* Garden at 10:00 p.m. to- Bmoky Harper soothed: light for tha somewhat dubious ’’They’ll be all right In a few >lea»ure o f getting a track at lae Louie In a couple of months. dare. Nothing to worry about.” "V oo don't think they’re , Tho winner will receive Mike 'scobs' fln t .consideration when broken T". the boy asked. ’ INaw, naw, you can uta era M conuu-lo naming tha Bomber'* mportent for a heavyweight title aame^ae aver In lese than a In Ih* United MUIee fur Thareday, Jan. 1*. tail. FI*, far tha Army Jtallaf ’Fund in haa 17 (divided Memlnole Coun-' "Will | ba able to play Uta rah. ty 14. Palm nearh II. Harnlot o ff J ob’s moat recent bit piano?” queried the young man, aota I) C. Calif. 14. K. Calif. II. . -pi muring, in wnicn ha no anxiously, ileep-pratuclng. In which TOTAL U K. *». awlft and sweet lullaby PGR TlttftlBDA V, JAN. II. “! « « . sure,” replied Harper. lilt. BANPORD-OVIKlnr BltCV Wy Baer, It la doubtful If - . W ’ 9*rlt»d th« stMeta, TIONi Haullns* laht demenif inca for tomorroir’ * rletar "■ H I «* " »•r I* that you muit Imprsrlng at •llahtly lower ba tha beat trainer In tha world. prlcee. Market ealee weaker. Carload and truck loads, f.o.b. Up to now I’ve never been able •hipping point. 19” Crta trim* mad tops, golden Heart gen­ erally good quality I to 4 doa 919 to 9.99: 9 do*. 9,ln to 9.19: i dot. 9.99 In 9.10: M doa A XX'a too few ealee lo quale, precooling tie stir*. LOB ANOELEB DIBTIIICT: De. iplUbed In hla loeil outing* In' - . mnnd fairly Rood. market «U yenre. LOS ANGELES, Jon. 30 ateady on Pmacal. carload* f. «d It gives Leanavlcb, tha I—Robert (Boghead) Jonas, star o.b. shipping point Itimed on delivered enlen lee* all Iran*t-Mavyweight boss, a chance end of tha Southern California portttlan chargee). 11 % or lb o t * (' nV> 'ka heavyweight football team for three aaaaona, more V . B No. I quality. In­ . tiffl™ 1 o f th* b l f f ,r « tll ba graduated Saturday. dividually washed, IH-IVt doa. I MBdlag eltlsens. | Boxhaad le tha only Trojao moetly 9 doa. If 4 crates trim­ med lope, mb*l'7 around ll.ta. in history to acoro 100 percent 14" l.lt. rub erataa, |.|M doa, L.U tvInoff who haa been moetly 9MS, tap lep extra. M Soviet Ambeiaador lo CHULA VIBTA. Bolden Heart, [tad States vlaitad hero In demand fair, market about ettady, 99% or more U. B. No, I qunlty. 9r*. 9H*9M doa. In­ dividually waahtd. occasional Sweden, both amployara. and ear, mostly around 93.79, earIre aro .nationally organised load* - f o b. cash track 11 1*, grgaln collectively on a noPascal carload* f.o.b,, cash traak. It", I doa coat* wash­ Ido oeale. ed. 91.ee, 19“ crates trimmed lope. 9H-9H dsa, Individually Popular Brandt P m DtUytfy AR C AD E ackage Store 1 D. Fayrill, From. 1148 Mather BUf. 1*9 19* t il 111 ’ 1*41 1*4* 1*1 Nun, t it Jan. 1949 1941 114* to 9* Bun. tit 199 Bun. 1*1 197 9*1 Bun. t il :!! LONOWOOD, Jsn. 30, (Special) — The sixth week of racing gat* started tonight at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club and It svfll witnas sthe attempt o f Daisy Mint to capture her third straight fea­ ture race. Tha last /two outs, this dog has gone to tho post lightly regarded and has won assy decisions. If sht can win again tonight, K will Jomp her Into prominence earned by few dogs outside of Hl-Guide thla season. Her severest test will come from Grand 81a. Fast Fury, Ida Wil­ lard tnd Lucky Mark. The die­ ts nee le the flve-si/ieenth'e mil*. Overnight Kotries Far Friday First Race— Fataritr National Bank Member FDIC Advertisements rv p. (HKAt.) iibrndon. Clerk Circuit Court, tools County, Florida f Hr K_ U nURDICK. Deputy Clerk xo tic h t o n t B o r r o u In re: Ealate of UAH PRIDE, de-( erased. In the Court of ,tho County Judge. Ketnlsolo County, Plorlda. Id Probat*. to iU i c r e d it o r ' s and PKIUONa HAVING CLAIM6 Oil DKMANDS AGAINST NAID ES­ TATE; ( You and each of you aro here­ by notified end required lo pre■ >■ 1 any claims and demands which you. or either of you, may bays against the ealslo of BAM PRIDE, deceased, late of raid rounty. to tha County Judga of Hemlooto Coaqly, Plorlda. al hla( olflco la the •mart house of said County at Itanfdrd, Plorlda. with­ in eight calendar months from the Hot* of tha first publication of this notice. Each claim .or de­ mand shall bo In writing, and shall etala tha place ef residence and poet office address of. thef rlalmant, and shall ho sworn lo by the claimant, agent, er at­ torney. and any such claim or de­ mand not so filed shall be void. IDA BELL PRIDE An administrator or the Estate of. As eiecutor of tha Last w ill and Testament of 8am Pride, de-( ceased. Klrvt publication January, a, t ill. You will »Uo ||k» our chill and O t h i r Short ordjri! 8aIlford A r t Juat O ff Genera. By » L. BURDICK,’ . Deputy Clerk GET THE THRILL of Picking Winners T O N IG H T S A L L -STA R FEATU R E NINTH RACE GREYHOUND G U S ! la on th* Blr over care arrive* II..ears unloaded It Florida, S CSlH. . . . . . . , FLORIDA * doa. 9.90-X79: * doe. LS*-9.*t; * doa.. moetly I.IS-S.7S: 1 4 * I-**171. mostly M * -ll* : t* doa. Ita -iea : XX* i.7*-.9.9* c a m p , i f a i r ’ 9-9 dog 4.*e. < 11 Fajmsl 19“ lit-Si* d ot DULL AND 8U ER ON ALL I MARKET BLIOI IK. Car* an arrived 9 Cat It 9. Very tew • Fl o r id a wide and coed, many dsa 9 99-9.(9. t’ AUF. ir* 91.79, Epo entle dog I SO. 9-9 do Complete protection la our vault •» w ry little cocL U P. HERNDON. Clerk Circuit. Court, pomlaojs county, Plorlda wklrh ts (he Ipd day o f Karsh, im . 1*1*4 this I#th day of January, SPSS. 4 DRIVE SAFELY One Lost Paper May cancel an Important deal. Kira at theft nuty etna* irreparable damage. in the horseplay and fast come­ backs that are a part o f every ball club. Bat once ha broke the ■ilmee to poll R lino that won’t soon die. , Back In 1924. the Tigers won tha pennant and wars dressing bt the clubhouse for the first World Series game In Detroit since 1909. Gchringer’a second base play had been a major factor la tbs Tigers’ pennsnt triumph and kla name was high up In every baseball story o f those dart. A* Mickey Cochrane, the menagrr, swept through the locker hMh la tho tad day uf lOrth. erty a m 6 a r the aaJd certineata luued waa la the name of Ua* thiled thla SSth da^ o f January. linawn* UnDss laid cirtirtcate shall ka O. P. inaiKDOS. rr*teemed according to law. Ike Clark 'Circuit court. property deearlhed thereto Witt bo Metnlnele County, Florida anId to tba blgbeet bidder at the (■CAL) rourt houee daor on the first Mon­ By K I* BURDICK. day In Iho month of March. ISIS, Deputy eloeh v which la tho tnd day of Match. toes, n o t ic e o r t y r u o A n T s row Irated thla Itth day o( January, ISIS. a r. ir a t x n o x . Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlaola County, Florida (REAL) * ny B. fa BURDICK, Deputy Clerk leaned tkeraou. Bald certificate emkrecea Iks following described NOTICK OF AFPLlrATlOX FOR property Ih the County ef Beml note. TAX DKKD BUte of Florida, to-wit: rhwpter 1T4ST ef seas • Lou 11 A l l Van Arodalo NOTICK IB HEREBY GIVEN. Deborne Brokerage Co’ s AddlThat 0. W . Ip n c tr holder of T u Ilea lo Black Hammock. The aaacaameni of Ika said prop­ Ctrtlflrat* No. 114. Issued lbs Tlh erty u n d e r tha aald certlrlcata da y of August A. D., lilt, has Issued was |a tha name of W. u. fll»4,*ams In mjr offlco and has mad* application for a tax d*«d Van ArodAle. t’ nteao said certificate eball be to ba laouad tbaraon. Haiti rartlflredeemed according to Uw, tha cats cmbrRffi tho foltooring detproparly In tbs County of property described IkeroU will be rrlbod eold to the hlgheet bidder al tbe Mamlnoto, Htat# of Florida. to*wli: Lota 111. Ill * US Midway Court hours door on the Tint Mon­ flat Book I Pako 41 day In Iho' month of March, lilt , Tha aaaoaamant of tha aald prop* which U tha tnd day of March, •rty u n d • r tba m il rertlficata lilt. laauod was In tha Rim« of Annla Dated this itth day o f January, llallaray Hairs. IML t'nUaa aald cartl^trata shall t»* d P. HBRNDON. ratlbavnad aectirdlng to law, lha Clerk Circuit Court. property daacrlbad tharrln will ba Bomlaola County. Plorlda •old In tha highest blddsr at th* (SEAL) court houao door on tha first Mon­ TTy II L BURDICK. day In ths month of March. 1911. Dopuly Clerk which Is th« Ind day of March, 19(1. XOTICK o r APPUCATIOX r o » Dalvd thla lath day of January, TAX DKKD 1911. Chapter IT4RV at leas O. P. IIBRNDON. NOTICE IB HBREHT GIVEN. Clark Circuit Court. That D. L, Headrleka holder nf KamlQola County, Florida Tha Certificate He. III. Issued tbe (HEAD let day of Auguat A. D, IMS. haa ny r . K nuHDicK. riled lin n la my offlco and haa Oaputy Clark made aphncallea for n lax deed lo bo leaued thereon. Bold certifi­ cate embraces tha following deocrlbed property In tho County of Btmlnole, Bute o f Florida, tn*wlt; N % of KBit of BWH. Her. lion IS -Township IB Booth. Range 1* Eaat. is Acres The aseeeemeni of ths said prop­ erty u n d e r tha said certificate Issue.) waa la the name of Albert Chevalier. Unices aald rertlfkala shall ba redeemed according, to law, tha property described therein will be eold to ths highest bidder at tit# rourt house door on tho first Mon­ day In the month of March. ISIS, which Is tho Tnd day. of March, 1)41. ftated thla t*4h day of January. I Slnale His I Natty Ann I Fire Chur * Philip Morris I Gold Es 7 J. B. W. 4 Miss Koln • lube N. Second Race— Polarity (First Hair lulls Double) I Dine Up S King Melody I CUmentlns * Jny De Karen Mika?1 Dlpey Truffle 7 Koufh Traffic 4 Our Cash . B Dr.-Ed Third Race—8-16 Mile Ray Eliot Succeeds fleet IlsU Hally DsuhU) I Xmnty DinU I I'll -Fire Zuppke A t Illinois I Willie Mils * Fly Fool 1 III llal 7 lull# Harper « Htand Up •May Kean CHAMPAIGN, III. Jan. 30— Fourth Race— Fatarity -R a y Eliot, who had |8 In hia I llsy More I lied Trex pockets and tha ambition to play I Courl Clerk t Kerri cash under Bob Zuppko when he came 1 Cameo Hoy 7 Tie l n « b to Illlnolf aa a freshman 13 I Indy Imaa* I Tweodlrdeo Flflb Race— 1-18 Mila years ago, Thursday was named I llonle nine I Chari* l!af| bead llllnl football coach. I Irrne Man S Flaghora Head line coach last season, I llrd Trader 7 Treon Tala Kllot’i promotion ended a long ( Miriam Moors I Ctaar Call and controversial chapter In Il­ Blxlk Race— Fatarity I Tippy Matron S Hold |-eaf la d linois’ football history — one 1 lardy Higher a Joyfal Morn marked by outster moves against 1 Crony’s ilanciiT Mlay'e Image I Hull Fart •Hmoky Day Seventh Race—8*18 Mile I Hourhon Hoy I Joe Willard I Itounrlna lien S Jerry Itoch I floldsn Alice 1 rirace 4 Daley lull# I Joal llrchUaa Eighth Kice— Futurity I llrd Faddy I Court Quia LEGAL NOTICES 1 Masked tied * He Lueky I Huofloerr Uk*f7 Hob Moore I liana fluids • Juat Bland Ninth Race— 8*18 Mila 1 Hrand KU I Kura Special NOTICE IN ItKRHBT IIIVKN, I Micky Mara * Fart FUry That Hen It. Jones holder of Ta* I flay Nop 7 Ida Willard I’erllflcale No Hal. laauvd tho tlh « Dairy Mint I Mmoky Tala day of Ausu*t A. D., t ill, haa fllad (BEAL) Tenth Raee—8*18 Mile •am* In my office and haa made I Varalah I Don X application for a tax dfced to be I Dorothy S Court Ratliff i»eued thereon. Bald eertlfleala amI Mormoney 7 lady Hard kracee the following dvecrlhed prop­ « Miami Culling • My Fortuna erty la the County of Bomlnolo, Eleventh Race—8-18 Mile Stale of Florida, lo*wl|. I Kanear lla n n il Jump High lot It Van Arodale' Oeborne 5 listers Honey S Pick Hint Hrukerage IVa Addition to I Hudgy Jaak 7 marry Flag Mark Hammock. I’lal Book 1 4 KVlleanburg • Hun Valley Cage II. IRatsIclu Maori The aa*»*ment of tho aald prop­ erly u n d e r lha aald carllRcalo leaued waa In Ih* name of Katallw Van Arndalo. Masquerading Sub "nlraa eald rartlflcata shall be reeteemed according In law, the Torpedoes Vessel property deocrlbed Iberola will be eold In tha hlgheet bidder al tba NORFOLK, Vo., J ob. kOr-GF) rourt houao door on tbe flrat Mon— It was an aoamy gubmarine maxquaradtng aa o lightship to lure its pray closer that shelled and torpedoed tho Amarkon ora carrier Vsnore o ff the North Carolina coest early Jan. *4. leaving the ship floating on IU ■Ida and 22 member* of IU 48man craw unaccounted for, Allen Herta, otto o f 81 etirrlrot. brought aahora at Norfolk by o veaael which picked them up of- m T A M l The Sanford Atlantic Solemn Ball Player Pulls One B ig Gag it ttntt»’ RordI Crown continued It* winning etrxak In the Senior Bowling League this week by trimming Papal Cola In th(*o (tralgkt contette to top the loop with eight victories and but one loe*. Spencer Harden outacored Lucky Boy In three conteite to press the Royals with acven tri­ umph* at agalnat two defeats. In other me tehee, Coca Cola took two of three games from Duke's Tavern, while Grapette won the odd game from Semi* nolo Tire. Any Bowlers wishing to Join the Senior League regardless of averagea are asked to contact BUI Thome or Mr. Taylor at the Sanford Bowling Alley, and bowlers who would Ilka to enter a two-man team league also should make their entries at the bowling alter. Paul Petold continued his do­ mination o f the- Indlrdual bow­ lers with a high average of 180. The Standings: W L Royal Crown 8 i Spencer Hardin 7 2 Coca Cola 6 4 It.41-91.SS Grapette 6 4 TURNIPS—Dde. Ilun. ter.4Sr. Hpr 7Se.ll.te 8emlnole Tire 4 6 8 AL A D - Hu Hpr. I l f Lucky Boy 3 6 TURNIP TOMATOKN—lh -ll Ml t'rnle, „rd Pepsi Cola 2 7 rey. ft.te.is.ee OtT OF eTATM PHOUl'CTS Dukes Tavern 2 7 COHN SHELLED — While, 1*1 Bags •l.SS-l) t» ONIONS TEUJIW—I# Ml Ka Smoky Harper Is fl.tM I.7 l _ ONIONS WHITE—to Ml He Said Some Trainer Sanford - Orlando Kenn?l Club Will FRIDAY, JANUARY SO, 1S4S MARKET .frss ■ diverted Have a Shining Gean Carl There'i no ."once over UghUy" about the Job we do when we waih your cat. F r o m headlight* to Ull light and from top to bottom-it wiQ ehlne like • new ear when • Scott’s Service Station attendant gets through- Bring It in today I S C O T T ' S CERVICE TANDARD STATION CORNER THIRD 8T , * PA R K A V lN U B LUCKY MARK G AY KOP DAISY MINT EXTIJA SPECIAL FAST FURY IDA WILLARD SMOKY TATE WDBO taRlgkt a t •gilB* with on th* -depa” oil th* dogs ai tha Sanford-Or­ lando Kennel Clah. NO MINORS ALLOWED FOST TIME 8 it8 P- R On Route 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood about 10 Mika South of Saarord. TURN AT RED ARROW B y P A U L ROBINSON ia«Efr, �4 •; . i. “the call to the colors IS A CALL FOR DOLLARSI AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JANUARY SI. 19L War Loot Diamonds Seized Jap Infiltration 9 Said Sporadic A s Invaders Prepare For M ajor Thrust Nippons Land At Dutch Naval Base Nazis Claim Retreat • m w iM f Bruno Schacrner (le ft), As»t. United States Attorney, and U. S. Attorney Matthias F Correa are shown inspecting package* and diamond* »rit«*<| m New 'kora !•%>-. The un.i* are said la D9 part of the loot seized i»v the Nasis after they v*oni|uere«l ih# Ix>w* lands in 11M0. lh; IV.it.jrr Import Co.. cnlleil “ agents for *.he Ger­ man High Command.’ is accused .if handling ihe loot and lumping it on the American market. WASHINGTON* Jan. 31. — OP) — General Douglas m MacArthur today reported hla Amerlcan-Flllplno defenders of the Batan Peninsula In the Philippines had fruatnted all enemy at­ tempts at i n f i l t r a t i o n through hla t i n e a in'the hm m ^ • W . B. Ballard Urges Farmers To Plant More Native Crops Motorcycle, Auto Emergency Corps Tc Be Organized - J»pawwr ;yrfa*S»ra w eft. ~Meanwhile, the War Departmeat dkekMed the* 110 o f. the 4 lt soldien wound*! Ih the Dae. T Japanese attack on Pearl Har­ bor "have ; fully i i* tv s m l and have returned to duty." Mr. Rooaevelt, meanwhile, mat witk reprepentatlraa of United Nations In cMietrutiena which may m ult In tka creation of a Mrs. Walter Bach Displiiys Colored Slides To Tourists ^Trorn Bauvis. retaf, In both materiaU and HEW ORLEANS, ju t . 11. U P h - LONDON, Jan. " t i —OP) - T H ' U aM rU lH I'reaal fTho Britiah Mobile Ki»*t rom man.I tiday said there i* n« chfinge in the situation at Benga*i n« roiintl about report-* wav i British rontrol of the Mediter* ' tummi will Ik* rhnllengetl liy the I Avia. The British intelligent-*' *atd I there is an unusual rnnrentrn • lion of planes in southein Italy. 1 Swiss report a said that pnssen* |g* r truffle* to Italy will he mr* * tailed tomorrow. The major part of the British foices covering Bengasi were re port**. I last night to have t e n withdrawn safely from the are* of thut Avis - occupied |*»rt nf | ter a f :er**e rear-guard action ugailtat Field Marshal Cemral Krwin Rommel's NuMuinH an I powerful counter-thrust along the roud of his previous defeat The great majority of the slip lily dumps established by III" British right *rmv a ter tin- ntv was taken on <'hriatma« Kve were I town up an»l such harbor works as hail l»een repaired were |aa«rUlr4 I'reaal III. tM v I.I.il l'r...| T h e * i i» g t* of the 20Gs(|tmn*-mile islnntl o f Slnga|H>re Inis I Kim. T h e British h a v e w it h »1 r a w n th e e x hausted Aussics onto th e Lslaml ii ii il destroyed the causeway linking the Island and the peninsula. Japiuir-r u i r raider* returned lu.I night thmugh murky skit-., -futt.rlng bomb* Indlwrrimirintrly among t h civilian population. Thr pisipli* were set­ tling down. with amusing calm, A 1.f»0-pmiud Idtfhd iv nkr. 'landing six fc»-t four incnc* n umlrr curfew mi,I Pluck-mil rtgubright wit* ptt «ent«-d to I'm -i.lout Moos«»vrlt it* honat »•f hi** dium«md lull,in., to with.Inn,I u siege. The roar of guns from the . hilcc ldith«in> . ii'oniit.u t»v l*r«*-iih'»n Willmm tircen of ih" A.F.L. Pictured . h i lilt* u. thiI ' l ' - y r u l -o|tl Jill MytUp. Prcsidoot hnttlr line across the lower tip of the Malay* miinluml w«« inKo< -*cv«*|t and t'lri.KMt Mupgiu, .* pastry expert ee-nerO The muithern tip of Juhnre province seethed with uctlvlty. i i k u Iii Tr; ntpurtatlon and CommunlcimI U i » vr, Mr. tlon division of tho local Defense plained, "U >'*ad •" Cauqkii. Co-ordinatqr A . i). ,1’ sWr- lucu anil it canwdt Ik MM* announced today. liiV'mpUuC. A fee-1 fJV llVeUnek, N * , h w w c « . . W i 'l g t . f P*re letlon.* were from the 3t»ti* *He- for I iininn ropsumptl luinl or Johore >(Tee nf 'the f*n»e Council. ’ of our oliltimeri al stmit. I. there any aign nf pan­ •, As the names o f owners of mn- j pudding." ic There w i i , on the ether hand, tercyrles In theT county are not, Ailmitting that cm evidence of n ilraperale deteravailable, Mr. Toler hAa riipicsteilj Inr crops do not c minutlon to fight n delaying acthat every motorcycle owner ml- .outhcrn states ns » l h o i , to ulluw time for promised vise Defense X^iuncil hesil'tuiirtersj hm-th. Mr. liallaril A Hie,| reinforcement* to arrive. at the State armory their n nir., , u|„titute ctops can Fiom ttangoon. Burma's Amer­ telephone number and avillabilltv (lcre ,^,1 will pro: ican nlr defender, ahifteil Kriin case of an «ht*rtvncy. Klorida soil and will •l:iy to t h e attnrk, strafing a Mr. Peterson also statril min- Im- as gtasl and t.i Jn|iane>e nlr he.e on the MnulIi tera owning erra are not rligi- or other crops. mein fighting, front In southern ';lo to obtain certificates for the IIIrmil while- Itritl.h and Burnt•tilute eton. Mr. Hallnnl hnpurchase o f tlrca. "Considerjbl«e«c lumps on the giouml hekl confusion bat developed from re­ given The Herald a copy of ^th-fast to their |Misllions. cent pres* statements in error, Southern Kuralbt daUsl Feb. If>. I resulting In plsunderstandin/ by lllip, In which an article liy Mi the public, inoulrtea have Iwon Ballard appetred titled “ Crop made aa to whether the passenger Substitutes in Southern State* \ll prr.Mii* m (In* i-miiily. i erra c f ministers are eligible, hut A portion of this orticle. which . uht-fbi-i mnbuiiics, soli snicii, oil under present regulutions, they deal, with cu*»n*u, and .till up .in ait, > lh ,i biunrh of uulo * ,r -' definitely rre nut sllgihle." Mr. peura timely after 8.1 year*, fol­ v.c,'. who Imv,- lost their jobs or < lows: whose job- have expired a . tncj “ Ralra somo corn, hut put result ••( ih»* government rctiohyour dependence upon It* sub­ | .ng program, may register with] WA 8 ILNGTON. Jan. .11 - liF) stitutes) cassava, velvst l>eun.. I t - Klorida Slate Unemploymeat i — Ihiniild M. Nelson, il was Japanese cane, sweet potaloe-. lion mi a,i,I will b<- paid $21 a I Icornrd Friday. was told big IH-nnuts, thufa' and numlier* \ week lot -i « in, nth* provided they uthcr crop* that are reasonably will lake one of Ihe defense train- bu.inc.s In so many word, that sere to succeed in the.south. T„ I mg • tor ■ — at the loci'! Vta’iilioiuil In- wants production, not arrnjineiil, and "lu hell with stopping my knowledge, cassava it fsr fnunoig School. almve corn as a hog feed and , The Stole will ply its u-uiil lo rouiit the rust." fed in conluncllon with Japan­ The War I’ roduclion Hoard •nieniploynient amount nf $10. and ese cane gives us a far better |the I-"h ,al government will sup- rbulrmsn made nn unmnmme-l combination than anything Ihn' t plena ol this sum to make the flying trip tn New York Thur*can be produced here In the ’ red Bird House Contest total $.1 per week, according lo day night and Is.insl h's nr.lerv |line. Ihe notice received here. Men are lo some 2.11) i nok in ; members of W inners Announced ‘ ‘Cassava Is a root or tulwr. Association of lo register ut the Florida Stale the National and can ha raised In Floild*. -1' lieInploy luenl II,ire in ul the Manufacturers. and .possibly In othar southern Virtually all o ’ the nation’s I'atr* lluikliiig er ul the office in states where the soil is loose nr industries holding major war <irbindo. randy, and tba climate giving “They ate lo register under the conlrurts wrre represented. seven to eight month* for gViw" I f nny o f vou men have war leguiur uiiciniiliiyment set-up," Mr. Ing to maturity. It Is of Central i Higgins rtutcil. “ I hi ve not re- contracts pending which are be­ dry at noon. A $.1 prixs was American origin. ci ivrd mnnlete notice on this pm- ing held up while you negotiate “ Tha mature plant usually ha. awarded to E.C. Harper, Jr. who your gram yi fT "nut I huve received in- over thr term* nr while built th* finest Martin House, one stock, o r trunk, with thrre whlk| Walter Steel and Buddy liumiitlon on the 'detutU given." |lawyer* are Ironing nut the de­ branches, which as t h e plan', Jones were awarded $1 aa win­ tails. get Into production now grows throw out three m o r e ner* In th* Wren Ilouaa and Feed­ and settle the detail* later," Mr. branches, upon which la usually ing Button contests, respectively. Nelson told the business leader*. fuund foliage, star shaped leave, H onor ble mention was given to “ To hrll with stopping to with red stems, and occasionally Paul Matthews for hi* Wrer rnunt the cost. Start turning out itor Monday a few- teed .which setdom mi- House entry. All house* and ela­ Ihe stuff and »• ran argue the g .tb* Tour­ tuia and are never, planted. In­ tion* are on display in the store WASHINGTON. Jon. a i.-IA T term* at nur leisure. ing a card stead tho plant la cut close t» i*t cit*fcJL.„_____ I>u\i.| U. Smith, resident nf Mrst Street formerly occupied —Tho government fixed maim“ Turn It out by Inefficient party at tlw Taortet Canter at the ground about November fir»t he Style Shop. Soma o f tlieso faclurers prices on home radio* New Smyrna, dlml at Fernald- method* If necessary and figure to tho fifteenth, amT the trunk 7:30 o'clock. es are for tala. and television sets, electric pho- l.mightoM Memorial Hospital yrt- nut better one* as you go along and maturer branches are cot nograph, and tadlo tubes and terday ..... mag at 4:10 o'rlock. —'•it get the stuff movln-r T W fallowing certificate* have Into one or two pieces and cith­ * parte today. In a step to hall following an accldont which oc­ whstever happens." boaa.laawd bv*.$b4 C ou n ty _A % er la planted at ooco or bonked, Recruiting curred two -mile* south of Or­ price advances reselling from Unit Mr, Nelson emnhaslxed that 'aa Is eaoa for seed tho next seaange (Ttv at 1:00 A. M. Friday. production curtailments. HM3 waa tha crucial year in tha ton. Tho root or tubor la left in Is To Come Here The ceilings, covering porta­ The 02-year-old man was l»rn war production effort and laid the gtotad fa bo used aa need­ ble. automobile and. combination Frb. 14. 1M70, and la lurvlrwl th* manufacturer* nnt to worry ed." < ORLANDO. Jan. 81-<Bp*c(al) radio-phonograph sets, take ef- by his widow, Mr*. Lola Smith about next year until It arrive*. •In closing tho article auggeit- — Tba If. 8. Marine# iRacrtiitln-r feet Feb. 0. of New Smyrna: two daeghterr, would b* Sd, "Adapt Tour crops. Adanl Trailer Unit will b# al Uw San'Mrs. J. I,. Lewis of Hainrs City Cne weapon today In your modes at planting and cul- ford Poatofflc* on Fab. 3. bnsnd Mrs. J. l\ Halt o f Deleon worth two In HM.1 and 10 l‘M4. tha WHO chairman de­ tlrating and tha statement that Springs: two son*, Charles tween 9tC0 A . U . nod 3:01 P. clared. •You cant role#/, etc., will not M. for tha purpose of interviewSmith of Imtehman and David have a leg to Aahd on." .Smith. Jr., of (lain** Cltv: eight ing and examining applicants On Retread Orders granilchlblren; nn* brother ami for service In the-Marine Corps, three sister*. Canned Orange Juieo i Yeung men between the ace of Funeral servlets will b* held WASHINGTON. Jan. 31. |1 sad SO (SB for ex-marine*), Beforc al I'lensont Hill Camatsry near Program la Proposed •bite, without dependents and In UP) — Th* War , Projection Cis-immee, Sumlav afternoon 4t { Beard haa Bjrohlhlted lh* mangearsge normal -kealtk are tli :00 o'clock. Erickson Funeral LAKELAND. Jan. S I— -HP) ufacturera " o f " Ur* retreading fibto for enlUtmeoL Married lome la In charge o f arrange- Florida rltrua growers get twn *»«i recapping machinery from gum granted wahrere *n denen­ piece* of good new* yeiterdav inent*. dear ora sow eligible fer enllat- filling any further orders exMr, Smith'* vehicle and one —annncncemant o f a new c u m ) rapt theca- accompanied by preference rating eeriifleatet. driven by G. II. 8 tarka, Sanford orange Juice program and notice VEnUalmrnfa are taken In that two national "uaa rltran. Tho order ''Woe Issunl as ■u-ero phvticlvn, apparently col­ week*" Mther tbe Marine Regular* tnr has* been propoeed. lided. according to a resort hy it* from -4Es, four year period or In thg Deputy Hherlff J. R. Bhadbcm The Federal Burplo* Cuuwtoi t large Shrine Reserve for toe duration dlUea Coepbratien OfGee . bert of Volusia county. Officer* haw comnanlt* hod t up all not iletermlnad whether tn call reported toat tenners have beete M - the n stia vl emergency. Two and re■ He n .o f character reference an Inquest and no criminall Invited to submit hid* far. M m charge* have been mod*, It wasi plying an tespecifled quality •#< reportad. ___ ; _ .. icanned orange Juke to U m - n « C | President Expresses Gratitude To Nation Local Persons Affected By Priorities Will Be Helped I N ew Orleans Cotton M arket Takes Drop CALLS RESERVES I Ilf F r it in <auffrrrJ tw o grave n»fi in the far Parlfle l"d* y ■< the Imperial defend* «m if M a U t fell hark onto Singapore | Irnd. and far to th r nor*.* P riti«h trimp* evarits teal Nlrateglr Muulmeln. a r r » « « l l * 1r > from Rangoon. Burma. Burma U the r » l e w a y to thr vr*t Irrtuurr-houft * of India, rod aU o vital to ( ' h i n t a« the “h a r k d » o r M or the B u r ­ ma r o ’d. the life-line of t i ina’* w r r supplier. Defense Training C.ass Registrants Will Meet Mondav ahMuitr that ana. . ■ HITLER Strategic P o s i t i o n Across Hay From Hurrnn Fvacuated I t NOON. Jan. 31. Lruter» »r d today it hridll fhradio a**rrt i.«at I . l l ) Serb* h d •»*rn in 21 (ir r M in i. Isle Cadseway Link­ ing Peninsula I s Destroj^d A f t e r A ussies Withdraw China’s Suuply Line Th.aatened an-«!nniinatrd YuKt»«Uti* |irrm n rrprU«l fur tkr drill of WITH GEN EHA I, MACARTBUR ON BATAN PENIN­ SULA. LUZON. Jan. SI. I/P) — A masterpiece of official , n f i n t o ln M tt m m from a Baton ‘pewelnc* official today In the thick of a fall fledged war. SleUag kla anaaal report, ka wrote: T h ere h a little trookie la Bataa— which haa c*»t*d "eoM difficulty la the - *w--**---ofoflaaaa ** caUactio* Uxt*/* * FDR Receives Hirthdav Cake Reports Say Control . Of M ?diterranean To He Challenged Unimportant D u e To Arctic Climate NUMI1ER 128 Japs Begin Siege O f Singapore Island After Defenders Retreat British Command States No Change In Bengasi Fight {Russians Capture 46 More Villages In Two_____Sections N ^Furious Battle Is In Progress A t Vital Island O f Amboina Member Associated Press Private Automobile Production Stopped DETROIT, Jo*. — Pas­ senger automobile and light truck praduttlan for all practi­ cal pifrpuate coma to an and to- dav. Evua kafora assembly lines stoteted, tka aoiloa'a great a itomotiva tndustrv. already produetog tonka, areltlon^engines, bom- god UR Ito-tempo on the**' Items, City Newi Briefs Ceilings Fixed On Accident Results In Electric Amusements Death Of p . U. Smith Donald M. Nelson Wants Production, Fewer Arguments � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/128742307f9f51e51cf5cb38e563bbe7.pdf bf79a28fc1a5274e750d70912ca172ec PDF Text Text I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, IU 1 TUB SANFORD HERALD, ing 16 To 11, At The Hmf, 1941 Derby Camp Feds Weaken And Daytona Wins Will Ron Tonight At Kennel Club w ' ' Daytona** floe court fam e jii.'je e r e d to be the m erlin of *u- Tavern Outfit LONGWOOD. Jan. 28, (Special) ai.pefiority here last night ** the —Spitaenberg, 1M1 Derby chant-1CAIlUtT Kill I’MKJrm OF CKt plon Petersburg, will nrob^ ''B o e s overcame a reliant strogIncreases Lead * ably agot 8Lto the iv t i i r. t'Nirr.D ktateb poat a far or Ite in g)e by Seminole High’* Celery tonlgbi'a featured race at the In Bowling Loop Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. [tv fed* to outpoint the local cage IK; team, 82 to 28. r f ', Sanford'a atubbom man-for;?• rain defame prored to be a deep {•' puxil* to the Buea during the ».*. f l n t half, and with aharpthootV; era. Jack "Butte-H lI" Herring, - Warren Danlela and Billy Flemr • ■ jng going to to w n , the local tana (tartrd raging crip ahota Which wtra prarloualy mlaaed, end the Fetl*' lead dwindled. At the end of the third quarter, the Buea claimed a 23-20 advan­ tage, and the game was a* good a* over. Benfonl wa* handicapped by lot* of Daniel* at tha Mart of the final quarter by the per- Two league reeorda were chalked up In recent Commercial Bowl­ ing League reaulte aa the flrat placa Tavern fir# licked the aeeond place Carrmway Agency team In two out of thraa gamea to Inereaie Its lead to two full gamea. C. Dennla cracked the loop rec­ ord in an Individual high game with a great, 10-frame teore of 228. Buck Porguaon »et a new three-gime mark by knocking over a total of 638 pirn. In other matchca, St. Johna took Touchton Drug for three straight, while Lanc^Xoe*Uhte copped two of three from Emerlek Hardware and Hofmann Electric took the add game from the Celery City five. The (landings: u Whit miidf a Leader fe In Laxatives? The Tavern ___ Andy Carraway Celery City ....... Emerkk ___ __ Hofmann .....__ r, ' ■Adaptable BLACK DRAUGHT Lancs Toe*tehee Bnv ha* been a beat wiling laxative fit. Johns ____ with four generations In the Touchton Drug r,. South. This aplcy, aromatic pow3v . dot la raiy to take and you rag5*'. alato the strength to suit ybur oonel foal route end also appar­ seed#. It contains ■ tonlc-l***- ently *uff*red from lack of r$. Uv# that helps tone laty Inteat- •erv* strength. Poor passing on J Inal muscle*. That'a Important th* floor, especially In th* Ut­ K F. So next time try BLACK ter su re* or the tilt, hurt the E-; DRAUGHT! Economical,- .too: 26 Sanford cause, with Daytona Iff-’ to to dose* Just 26c. —Adv. having n noticeabU edge In Its •mooth working attack. Center Points, a Ud With an unerring aye, led t h * victor* with 14 point# aa the result of five field goeU and four suc­ cessful foul shots In four at­ tempts. Forward Scarborough followed with nln*. Doped to lose by an even wid­ er margin, the Fed* played one of their beat games. Herring and Flaming led th* attack, each In hi* laet two out* he haa shown. an Improrad performance —enough to luftify a prediction th a t be may aome day give HIGuide a race of It. In both of hla laet two itarte, bo haa coma from dead laat on the back atreteh to challenge the winner. With a better "break". It's gofhg to tehe mme good hound* to catch him. Orernight M r i n far W«dne*dey PIrat Race—Paturlty I laC i Slick t Hub* litlia I I'hlllp Morrla 4 J. K. W. a T*ll Me T Frl«-n Tin « Fire Chief I K ill, Ann S. Will Recruit 7,000,000 Man Army « J. . LONDON, Jgn. 28. W )-U nlt*d State* Ambassador John O. Winant tdld a National Dtftna* ; ainchcon today that th* United _Plaanw to recruit an Army of 7,000,000 men. "If It la necessary for tha wom­ an at America to Scrub, drive or transport or men anti-aircraft bat­ teries or pilot plane* or whaterar ala*, they will do It gladly," ha I’t lot your CRT get i a run-down conon * * bar* It com­ ply serviced at GARAGE a f o r d A r e . s t 2nd 81. u 9130 * v all nmira, a e ,g -m*mri Chief Boatawaln’a Mate Bob Filler, former Mar pitcher with the Cleve­ land Indiana,report* fbr duty at tha Norfolk, Va5 Naval Training Sta­ tion. Tha $40,000 • year baseball L E G A L N O T IC E S j b M c ia l c i s c r r r o r FLORIDA IS ASD FOR *KN- s ix t h MOLg CODXTT. is a i M n m r s p it t o r D ivosrw A l m a ' l l (X ) I . T n S V . P l a l n i u r . DURHAM, N. C , Jan. 28, (BVBecause of the peeeSAiity that DeLand and OrUndo may tend bertha In th# Florida East Coast, baseball lean * . President W. G. Breraham o f tha National. Aaeocl-atlon of Profaaaional Baasball lean** hoe granted the** two) clubs na extension of time for, disbandment. Th* clubs were members of tha ___ Florida _State_ league, league. w>ich which wo., to have been disbanded by night of Jan. I I . T h e y _____will b« given until midnight of Feb.’ 4. Branham said, and since the. East Coast loop will bold a meet-. Coaid CUopalra Drink ■ Pearl ‘ with StQBu d , Ulctr Pains?, Thi* la criop, nippy weather, and it call* for a drink to warm you! Package Goods Beer & W ines Cocktails An Intriguing story of Cleo­ patra la the one where an admir­ Ll-Vr rOl.TRKV. Defendant. ORPRR OF PrSLIOATtSN er praised the beauty of tw o' In The Name of Tha Slate *1 of her pearl* whereupon *be Florida: • TO: Lurr Odlr**, whnae rcaldeace dropped one into a glass of win# and addreaa aa parllaularly a* and drank 1L She would hardly Thomaavill* had failed to post la haowa after dllleml search have don* this had she suffered and Inquiry, la Itaral Haul* after-eating pain*. Those w h o It* salary guarantee and there­ No. >. Mngat Oliva, North fore waa dropped automatically I era distressed with stomach or Carollaa: from th* league. Tou aro hrrrby noilried that a ulcer pains, indigestion, gas At a recent meeting, league pull for dtvove* haa been filed pains, heartburn, burning sensa­ asaJaai you th lha abqva etyled mart hr Arthur.Callr.n. and you tion, bloat end other conditions ised by excess arid ahovld try ara hereby erd»r*d I* file year written aapearaaee In Mid rauae 86e box of U d g a Tablet*. with Ik* Clerk of aaid court aa They muit help or money re­ Ike Rale Day m March. 1,11. the aama brine MPaday. March ,. 1,4,; funded. At McK*ynolds, D r u g and lo thereafter file your written Co. and drug store* everywhere. defense, tr aar. ha by law requir­ ed. And la default hereof a decree pro confceou will be catered aealnal you. Th* Sanford Herald, a nawapepey published la gaafard. Sentinels County, Florida, la heraby dealsaa lha newspaper (n which Shoplifting ba* Increased . by antedorder shall be pabllahed one* 60 percent of what It ' eras a this each week for four coaaeeallv* yrar ago. weeks. Wltaeaa my hand aa Clark sf Court aad lb* official Seal The Constitution of th* United said Ihereef, at SanfMR Semlaal* State* originally consisted of a county. Florida, this I I day sf preamable and Sevan articles. January, A. th 144>. _____ a F, MEIU4DON clerk Ctpeult Coarl * Byi A. M. m U DC, PKnVIB p. SWANN , Altardey tor Flslnt,f& . 1 ib b il i - k. < TAVERN 114 N. Park Ave. WE DELIVER* Telephone 9106 GET THE THRILL AU(n RfPAIRIHG UIOHT e ■*, »l tt-i.JV mn ealra: eer^l loud* f.n.h. reek track. HI crate*. It", t do*., crete wash-, -.1. ||.I t. i'lH'I.A VISTA, »«-. , nr more I’.H. No. I quality, In- j * t l a l d a a P a t a c a t S m a ll I 'n u r i dlvldnally wt-hcl. cnrloade Third Race— i l l Mile f t*.h. ehlpnlne (m,Int ibaeed an lls a l flair Dally Deablel delivered tuilce lee, all IranaI Clemenllaa » KWeet *a.t, pnrtallnn char«ee|. u rratea, I Stand Up * fteauly 4lada* flold-n llearl. It". 1.4 dov. , PH PIre 1 HI Hal inoelljr It .14. I’aecal. t r 4, <*4 Willi* Mil* • Dr. Kd 1 .In*. 11*4. Fourth Race—Faterltr Tfll’t’K I’AKKIvriH tVOnTII AVI) I Lady Intae* 4 Itural Tip tVKKT) MONDAY. JAN. I*. 1*4, I Sella Harper * Twcedledee Tula* til rratee. Total 44* 4 Our Oa*l> . 1 King Melody erntea. add In Katurday *tt 4 Klim llaaard ICmmn la.u’a Pa rrelee, Hun.lnr III* crate*. KHt'AIIOLK KIIII-4IKVTM Jan. it. Fifth Keep—8-18 Mile I Court Ualllff 4 Take t'p *; l l t h I. tilth. *; l « t h . I. I Lady Pard a lied Trev Ttll.KtlllAI'lllt' IIKI’OC.TK FIIOJI I Chart I* Haft t Ply Foot IMPORTANT MAIHOTTS UNI.KXH OTIlKRWiaK BTATKth 4 Flaghorn S Clear fall I’rlce* t| noted below cover Blxth Race—Fatarlty eal-e oo title ntornlna'a whole, 1 . * J o y f u l Stor n -at, insrk-t. In lev, then re,. t Old Briar t lie l.urky lot quantillee, fare na track I MudUy Turf 1 I'alumal Include thle morulnd'a atrlvnl, 4 Natural Iloll i Hold i.—r lad 'and *11 care not completely unloaded. Quotation* ara an <loldea Heart, washed elock, with Florida In I*" crate* trim., mod ten* and iwtlf. In H rraies. Frlrea are ronftnid I* Ihe ranece at which IN* bulk of Iho etiirk of *»od merchant. - able quality and condition sold. Mora dolallcd InformaUas on fight, which honor waa accorded to th* vanity. Th* Daytona B MT iTRAWBEIUlIg*—Plat. 14*-14* fe to' be 4olV«d before tbe new dead, POTATOES — CWT Back*. I 44-4144 line. TANulSRINHB—4-» Ba* OMk 11.4* I* I1JI TUflMIFB—Dee. Boa. 4M-44. Tt'nNIP lOULD—Da llpr. T4c-»e* TOMATtm—la-44 LO Oral*, ard t. rcy. IL4C-44A4 Lug* II.**I* LB Ckrtaa ,!.*« but or rrATte, ntoorcT*__ CORN BHKtXBD — Wklla. CWT Bags II.H-UH r v ONION* TBLLOW—44 LB Back. oNiS«l’,VrHrrm—4* lb a**k. POT1444 ATO CWT Baca 4LT*-H*«. *BCD CUHIf. Rad BlUa CWT iLse-iLie . POTATO— teak* Baier, I* LB . B*|u |L4* CWT Begs I4HR1*TAbAOAB—44 LB Back. II.,4 ■I -1.^1 '— DeLand, Orlando May Join Coast League I 1)1pay Truffle 4 Mlaa Kola f Troon Tate * May Keen I Ilia** Up T ItmiKl. Traffic ur rhlll O th e r ordrrat ta k er Service FARMERS* MARKET • Ph. 575-W of Picking Winners TONIGHTS AUrSTAR FEATURE WOMEN helped 2 wayel Boms find they need only itsrt taking CARDUI 8 day* before "the time," aa directed, to rujieva periodic pain due to functional cause*. Others f i n d CARDUI, used, aa a tonic, help# stimulate appetite a n d improve digestion through the Increased flow of garirie Juice. Bo It satiate to build vp their strength and thus to relieve periodic funct ional dietree* such as headaches, ner­ vousness, cramp llka pain. Try CARDUI. Used 81 yean. —Adv. HassiHed Advertisements CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED We Fill ’ All PraeeHpUan* LANEY’S DRUG STORE P H O N E 101 £ B U 8IN K 88 8ER V 1C B Our aervic# department is one of the beat in San­ ford—factory trained mechanics using, special tools tnd genuine parts. 411 work guarantied.t'- NINTH RACE — 5-1S Mils • - GRAND 818 SPITZENBURO • IDA WILLARQ v LUCKY MARX EXTRA 8PXC1AL STARRY FLAG BUDDY JACK DAISY MINT *. GREYHOUND g u s U aa the a ir ever WDBO tonight a t 8 :1k with sQ tha "daps'* ear th e da# a a t the Sosfjwd-Or- NO MINORS ALLOWED P o r r TIM E B ill P. hL Or Boats 17 (Sanford Highway) at Loagweod about II Miles Seuth of Sanford. TURN AT BED ABBOW' * MOVING — GIC DEATH Have empty van Chicago aad ana from rk F«b. I. Can hoodie part lead from these ir enroots. Law rates. n h W , Loosing, FhMm Commonly known aa a grease job, haa a most impor­ tant bearing on the life of your car. We have the best of lubrication equipment — our lubrication de­ partment is under new superviiion. Let us tubricato your car today .the way It should be. . ^ . LOST AND BOUND ETTA KETT rtLSTAf HKfiE AN’CAJCHYOCt WHIN SHE r TOGSSSVOU I -jo u r/j~ J 7 ^ ■■ ' By PAUL kNCHC.'DONTTBLL] 'fOOPBlfiW NO.V/ wYtsoursce.y a /V. r • .f �FLAG "I (ilolrr allrgianre In Ihr United. Stair* of America, Rrpuhlir for »hirh il »tnn<l<>. imli, i'lblr. s ilh liber I, ami |u- AN INDEPEND1 Eatabllohcd In 1008 VOLUHE SANFORD, F1.0RIDA, THUtSDAY. JANUARY 20. IIII Member Associated I’ren* ap Invasion r orces S. Said Determined To Close Continue Advance Axis .M oves | With Nazis As Soon As Possible In Malaya Campaign n r , . T • • . . ! __ ■> Churchill (id s Vote OI‘ Confidence By Mouse Of Commons A f t e r Statem ent Where 11. S. Sank Ten Japanese • Outlook Is Dark For Singapore Defend­ ers As Foe Is But ^ 30 Miles To North A.E.F. Ready For Nazis Australians H it... Back At Enemy N ippon Bombers Are Active O v er All R a t t l e Locations m ’ , (Rf AMaHatN The Japanettc ar;? within .10 miles of Singapore, the British admitted today, but Australians are said to be #Ktrongly counter-attacking in the central Malayan sec­ tor of Laynng - Layang. 30 mile* . above t h e Johore Strait. 1 1IN DON, Jon. » —(A P) —I h r A nti-A lb Ceramic U n tiu i f newapaper. lib > Z rllanf. published h rrr to- , day <it< |h r ensxpraml** ■ reached by A M I Hitler »nd ; rrrtaln element* In th r M ill high rum n i b I* "eq«lv»l*n» )> In an admlasio* on Ihr part of II ilIrr that ho la a n a b b tn ra rry oa Ihr rintern (Ru»■Ian) rampslgn wllhoel Ihr A rid i>r rtp rrlm c rd «lra- rj Irflata." I lip UoorlalPai l»UMl Th.- Aai« couatrr attack Ilf Libya i- ■wiugin.r in Ihr west) ind m . n U r |t Ihr ItiilDh »*bf '<xUy. indicating a poulbt* lr|v* fnr ltengaxi. Tk<- Km-ian* rliiniml a 03mi Ir ailvnnrr on th* •oulhw ist front ami Ihr recapture of 90 vllU gri ami towna. .j,r Ruiminn troop* werr rvportOd pushing with auch itrrn g tV f t ■ tjSLrvSP.,.0*i* , n ! f a l l ’ of w ou ld remove nne <if the g r o o t n t b a rrie r* to U r a e i r t l c enrnny Invasion of th* Indie* and A u .t r a lt s t ■ It w ould w o rk trcm etwbu* h u rt to < ^ l b e entire A llie d petitio n. ( j i t w s « (ncrcaaingly plain that th* pcopl* of th* U n ltg d Na­ tion* m u tt prepare ttw m tclvt* fo r the g ro w in g po**U>IUty of v e ry had new*. T h * p*o pl» of ^ d ia g a p o r o already ware *0 p re ^ H r r d . C * te n n ln * d to hold that little moated strip o f c m p lra to th* last, they o *v* rth *l*«j ito u tly aee*pt«d th* u nhappy partial M r * ll* l betwewn th a t and oth*r Island poiitlo na th at now ar* no .^ n o r e . E in gaporc, Ilka H o n g k o n g , had b«*n p re p * m l to beat o ff a t' lack* by **a, th* tn o tn y had choftn tho tw b tc d and e ra tily , B ille d te rrain of tho M alayan (• p e n lrm iU , w ith Its narrow ^ • o c l w i and w ild m o u n U in * and foverod awampo, upon w hich to * j nd His Driver’s License Revoked Seven c**e* were tried before Judge R. W. War* at the Jan­ uary term of County Court which ended Tuceday/ Clerk O. P. Herndon aald yesterday. Joe Roblnaon, colored waa Judged guilty by a ala-man Jury on a chart* of driving n motor vehlcle while under th* influence of intoxicating liquor and was fined |3S and eoata 'o r (to dav*. Hi* driver'* Ikrnie waa rcvokril for ilx month*. The only civil eaa* on the doc­ ket waa M. 8. Wlggln* va. Junto* Kar on an action In replevin. Judg* Wary directed a wr.ll -t for Mr.. Wlgglna. On the case charring Jimmy 0. Allen with Intoxication, nolle prowqui wn* enter*!). Jimmy eolor.d, beat down In a force that thua __ . 11m aufar ha* been overwhelming. , ghta, waa ronvlc-.rsl lo s t night. imaaMiw a t the 115 and roata or TO defenders with rising prcaiur* tt Kennedy wa* tcReims applied by veteran »hocU 1 charge of assault division*. tho main Japanese y, while the rase force* yet itood 40-odd mile* ter Lea Couch on u above Singapore a t th* farthest _____Ing charge wa* con­ point of their tdvanc# on tho tinued. western peninsula about th* Marion T. Hayar* waa *:■own of iRengit to tho south 'of quitted on a charge of driving a Ik * earlier fighting area or motor vphlel* while under the Influence of latoaicatlng liquor. Scouts To Celebrate Troop Ahniveraar}' Troop Vivo of tho Boy Scouts of 1 sponsored by the Kioh, p u t Tueedsy night to lano for tho celebration ttlrto tn t annlrersiry, E. Merri*. scoutmaster rradding th a t this troop la £ T oldest in centril Florhas DTtrridod scouting for 1 of hoya since Its organid O verland and D .K . M r ■seeded M r . M o rris as R oy.W tniajnr I „ I . IW * Garden i •Directs orations Yank, British Pilots Destroy 1it Planes Today Over Burma l.ONDON J am 29— (AIM — The It ........... I ('em moils, ih «in|« mu* i|i<»*i«*niing '••Ir. I hI t «•*ttrr*>»<*il rmifiilrnrr mi the r«i-**ln-| . r i he * Jr In Prinir Mini»trr Win* "l"»i Ch.« rlull n flrr he hail *•'1*1 tin* LJnilril Slates i* ilelri niinr.l in r !•»%«• with ih r Crr"«ir* h r ,i*» »ihiii as |»i«*t!»lr fh • • il- •• •* 4G4 The L*. S Asiatic K krl t*ng.igitl khe Nippon»•««• F le d f«»r m*wrnl m tin* Stiuit of Mu* caour. l r. S. flying f'iriiv«*«* aU.i juiitnl ih<* Japanrae bomber* w rrr active over tho hattlo area* but thr U.A.F. drove off one formation a i It approached Singapore. Some e f the first American soldiers to Ian.I with the A.E.K. The whole of th r struggle for the Paelfle —which cUrwhcre In North Ireland are shown with ammunition imurd them as they Q '\ra i going badly for the Japan- Immediately went on a w ar footing. Thl« photo wn. trnnsmittr>l ” r»e Invader—vrat focuied upon Singapore b land, ra the lalaml by cabla from London to New York. of a g reat nml Imminent de. 111011, b f the action of the Brit'eh remmantl in directing J t j j a t ail dvlllana evacuate by W f l f ' # * mile-deep area In the southern o f n m it y of Johore strait Jysl Afancitc Singapore'* twHh sheer. is Reports Additional Airport Extensions Approved 1 1liota u Mae Art huis Men Hit Enemy Hard l*:e11la*. Whfii the* *llt »ki’ cltul«*tl at U*it<l right m in iv Ih |Uli h r •• •li> Reverend Brooks Navy Promises To Minor Addresses, [-Talks To Kiwanis Club At Luncheon i t th* C lrenakan hemp »vlend­ ing from • point Jy tt r»»rthoo*k of M . H*s - whl^U-. thr^CvcouthV Group Addressed On . Subject, “LI v i n g Under T.o ji i>4-0 n” tien. A i l » ionc inn uite wie u n i - 1 ^ . mg that "fondamentiilli-. :.h mobile coltmn* w*re engug011 .elves t.i denth." In" the enemy, and nritl*h p»- Z * '*’.?.rry, ind had penetratedIt well to {{•*'•"• 1I*. Itiooks of the First I’hur. h addressed the the » u th . "f^ lM I. on the sohjeet of Roluch I* Shout 30 mile. Iw- Living" Under 11 Tenskin” yesterlow the Bi1ti*h-held port s»f , lw a.mn »t ih- Voider Hotel. tlrnga*l. “ Worrv. p.-i 0 a|>«, rouse* more Rommel ha* l>e*n held in pr»e- ,|eath* than any nther one tic-ally tho »»mo area for two | in an age of speeil-day*. autns— nlljilnnes —radio*, tends to Increase tl.e living pat*. “ We are living in an alums. nh#n« of strain and tension, in lenilfied 11v war lli-rently 111 the «tat* of New York, it was n-. Itortrd that n sliuly show* one •>Ot .of e—rv !TJ lonind* -v|l| go to a hspital ».*>ner or later ns a nervti* ontleni who may never recover,’' he added. “ Every normal man needs four things.” Rev. Ilrtxik* stated, "work; recreatk.n — whole*mue olav, not dluioallnn: r-dlgioos faith—he m irt have it for till* world; nml p se"»e of humor.” The program was ai ranged by Henry McLnulin. Neil Smith was voted jo memIwnhlp in the rluli. It was an­ nounced that Kiwanian* are to moot with the Kev Club at the high rchool on Frh. II, and on announrement *!*» w*i made roncornlng Ihe Joint Kiwanl*. Rotary and Leolon* dan-« Frbl»v nhrht at th* Armory. Th* club* wll| dffrav thr rtp<-n«e* of lin­ dane* and the entire amount roller ted from tirket ■*'•« will to Ih* Infantile Paralyai* Komi. Ouest* al iHe luncheon m eet­ ing were Nml Smith. Cant. ' lavil WmxU nf th* Salvation Johnny How*. Tom McCray. George Eugene Franklin. A~,'-r- Army ami Char)** Park* of the *nn Bradley, John Dantl* Riley. Key Clrb. Harry KtuMI enterGeorge Joeeph, WlUla Young, lalnad member* with hi* rendi­ Eddie Lee Andrews, Georg* J. tion of patriotic piano (election*. Johnson, Wesley Jackson, Pres­ ton Wetaog, Do*a Button John­ nie Adkins, Esther Loo Hender­ son, John fL , Connor, Preston Brooker WUJhuns, Harry Turner, Joo Henry OaVia, Aria Bmlth, WASHINGTON. „ro—ow , William K. Jones, Jim Brown, Ernest Harris, Msnroo Pitta, -latarior 8»:r»tsry Ickes said Psrter Jan***. Eabsrt Miksn*. today the petroleum situation In Goonor MIUhelL Qosrgs Wilson. tku East, wbers ratioalng was WIRio HalL William Brown. Ed­ Insucu d last summer, was “tight ward WaUsa, ChariIs Whlu. sad trotting tighter" as a result Julluo Oatlov,’ Nary Jaseph of skip tanker sinkings ami dt*OtaIons of such vtseols to war Brown, oil a t Sanford. Alto, Eddlo Leo Hllson of m. who also Is petroleum Oviedo, Hsary Graham af Bran­ Huator, dsdined to proford, notary Gotkor of Lakeany forthcoming gasline Mad, iWsDooo VaraoB Vaagbn of itajr but Indicated ho might Laurel Dol. Lucas WITUam* of XI kla proposal to buiid ’an AIMny, O a . Waller W « tk of 00,000 pipslino from T i n t Oviedo, William MtConico. Cran[car Jersey. Fuel Said Scarce Due To Tanker Sinkings WASHINGTON. J*»« 2*» (A P) — PrMiilrnl Franklin II. ItfMurvrti nprrU In i.in 2*i—( \r> — In* it ilirlurrtl I «»k \ t» llie In- | nitnl Stulrw t*iirn«nn .il I he f a r i n a * •%! *n l in t 'a r r r g l ili«p in Mnnil.i M.i\ It nl li r nt csllrtl iiftMii lit r uii** I m l i i I i Mirrrrulrr !•» Ih»* l.i |»,i nrm«* rntvittaiulrr mi | iim r The |*;»*rh till ini im lu U le Ihr Ja|Uin*‘ r ri- i»*i*i| any rr n l'. ill* %•*••• lieir.l I'oaal T h e a rtille ry of tie n c ra l Dniiglaa M ar A riln n '.t d u ra .bit) little u im y in th e P h il­ ip p in e s' lias Im W trrt heavy* losses anil plnvetl liav.ie w ltit ■lapanes • in f a n try plunges a t ( its flank*, th e W ar D epart1 nielli re|Nirte<l today in a v <> ni m 11 n i i| 11 e u hu ll also 1raise d to a t least :!8 tin* iiiniil—r of enemy -l.ip. ninh or tluiooui’.l in tin* Ma.*n-mi Strait., irll Ihr nation b> radio iHnut *k<* p n u r t u of Ihr D ir tf* furl* arnund Frh. 22. Thr IVMlo IhtOMi Imiat »»iil kt that llm r 'I t U nullr iH»*e«aie Mr hr mill h a ir lhin.*« o ' im|n»rlanrr In Mai." ; F ro m Huti;i ...n, Itiirnm. the -h iii p h ootin g V au k . e and III It I'll ...... . |ll|.l|. M||.e,| ou t 11 .lii|<:ini'.e figlilei |il.iee .wre|i over the r loin I.I.-.k r. | Kangmoi j ari a tHis nftern.ooi, .1.-.Iroyiiig | at l.'ii— t LI en.-iav eliuies and |H...ilily four more, without lo-a 1in their own >i|ii:i.li >0. I T h e .1a 1'UMe.e l u i i i o h e l a t w o . ui.iitge.l d r i v e lotbiv 101 I'.uit-ia uak . the c h i e f r i l v on th" r a a . t o f l l u t . h |I..rii.-i.. i n miles l o u i h u f Itiiluvia, Sea* I horne |nv(*ien f.» • . fiiaded in I IVimiiuhnl, s.’i mile, u.irlb ,11 j Pmiliiinnk The lliileh riillltit.ie llu . rt'.i.. | la n c e m ar Ke11d.nl. 111 i.I.U ., , mill al Itnlnkixiiian, ,m,| „,| ,„irt 'o n e a s t Ih.riuM, A o ' l r u l l a t i Hunilieri Mejreii a •llris t hit on on e, a nd 11 n e a r hit on a second J a i n n c * * 'ii-i 'a an StudentH Write To FDR On Birthday Some inn tearher* and stu­ dent* of the rommrrrinl depart, ment of the Sanford Vocational School have written n letter ronKratulnting President Roo*evelt on hi* sixtirlh birthday signed by rorh nf them. Mra. It. C. Maxwell, principal. said this morning. Tho letter, typed on patriotic itatlonrrv, ful|owa: "Sir, T h e eommerrial departmrnt of the Vocational School of Sanford. Fla., extend* to you, on your *lxtl*th birthday, warm greet­ ing* and l>*it wlshe* for ‘many hannv return* of th* day.* “Along with oil of our fellow Americans, w« appreciate the atoiik ni It iliaii|. v„ U(|i*|n. From llntni in, Jupniume forc­ es driving down the West roa«t (of II01 ne.1 11ml the Japanese invnsion fleet In the Mneattar Strait iippenrrd to hi* rleoriug of th<- u*»ociatlon Including .luhn MriM-h. hr., J J . Holly, C.IL Clont* an-l t ’Tt. lay of Oviedo; alio lhioffice prr.onncl: J.R . Duviilion uf Urlanilu, *rcrclary and trvxaurrr; J.K.. D uke, a*sistanl secretaryth rsiu rrr; Mis* Pauline Wlllink. Lookkertwr and Miss l»ui*c (iile* Accepted By United States Army Air Corps Reopening Of Pearl Papworth Funeral Services Are Held Harbor Case Refused WASHINGTOM. Jan. —Th# H on# Naval Affair* Commlttee refusod today hy a vote of 14 to 0 to undartako a supnlementarv enngra**lon*l lonulry Into ih* Poori Harbor dlaaiUr. ruiBON FARM HIK'.AR TAI.TAIIAMEE. Jan. 10—'AT —8event»-)|v* *ero* of rnwrar e-.no at Um Ball* fll««U nrl---i farm m ar bo eonvortad Into 400,. PTO pound- of anwa» to eupnly need* of Biota Imtltutiona for noorly * r s s r- ■■_______ _ r r v T M O P « THAN CAR Honed, a u*ed so* *'•1' Funeral service* fnr ||. M. Papworth werr held thi* morn Inv at 10 30 o’clock at th* lloly Cro** Epiacopel Church ami burial followed ot th* Lokevlew Cemetery. Several hundred per­ sons wtro in ottendsne* and numemua floral offaringa werr mad# by friend* In honor of the 78-yror-old pioneer of Bon ford who dlod yeaterday of o heart attack. Tor. Martin Bram of the B t Andrew* Church In Tampa condie-ted the **rvlc*a. Pallbearers were John Gallo­ way. W. A. Ltfffar. IL L- Dean. Bandall Chat*. Edward Hlgwin* end IL J. I«hman, Mrs- Roy W e a th e r Byaie* played tho organ at tho sorvlct and tho choir wo* »*ai• U J I I in t — (Vo'lnred n nosed or Ktk A. M. Philip*, mU w I t H no*«IMHlv of I froes* M. Armltago and Mrs. T. scattered fr*et Interior north central pertlons tonight. �THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1M2 TBS SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Harry Papworth e SRnford Herald legssilo IAeewwe • In the death of Harry Papworth Sanford lose# anothc> of those vigorous old pioneers who knew Sanford whet it.wa* lilUo more than a trading poet on the banka of th: St. Johns and who have contributed to much of their tlnv and energy to the development of the present city. Covering a span or over half a century, Mr. Pap­ er worth’s Ufa here began after a tour of duty with hia Brit“ Uh regiment-1i\ 8outh Africa where he took part in the 3, fierce campaign against the Zulus. Ha was one of tho n firet to becoma interested in citnfS growing in this section S end maintained that interest throughout his l o n g life HI!! though for many yeairs his primary business was in New •‘ York. ’ »•;!; 1 " It Mr. Pap worth’s residence here falls naturally into two ,,,, parts, the early days Itcfore going .to New York, and the ixirlod after his return some twenty-five years later. But i* In both cnscs we find him very much the same, full of !l energy and pep, fun-loving and plain-spoken, generous with £ his lime and money, nnd always eager to do something for the community welfare. When be first came to Sanford he organised the first ,"I volunteer fire department and bocamo it* chief in the dnys |jj when street* were made of sand and fire equipment hud u* to Is* dragged through them by men on foot, lie also orui gntiized the oW “Sanfonl Rifles,” one of the first militia * . * •« - litKELAND, Jan. t*.— (Bp#cisll—Florida eJinu t r t l t und vegetable IntoreaU «rr behind it pUn to h#r* th# next p * w till, to bo Introduced I* e o i p w within • short Urn#, carry • Me­ llon which would p i Jo# E ast­ man, Federal coordinator of transportation, the authority to rilmlnat# ed itin g Improper State-line barriers which are re­ portedly Impedn r the free move­ ment of food and defense ma­ terial* by motor transport. Doctor A. DeVano, attorney representing the Florida Citrus Commission and Growers and flliippcni League, said tha\ while Senator b|Il 2015, which would rive the Interstate Commission the same authority, baa “very much alive", be and bis col­ leagues believed that In the light of recent developments and Um demand for fast handling of all sorts of freight, the war power* bill would give Florida the quickest relief. .i - L ». 1UBX.K VERS IS FOR TODAY MAN (Front the Washington Post) Beyond the shining day, Beyond the glowing moon. Forever waits the ilnrk That must posses* him soon. T at beln- mail# Most poignantly Hu will be wise Th# garment of of this awarr, to spurn deapsir. Me will ti* wise to stand .Exultant in the light, ltowcvtr brief his dev. However near his nlsht. RALPH FRIEDRICH. Kvcn tlnv Midway is A Tobacco —------- rrti.OCO 34M69 Potatoes (Irish) 1«*.0U0 - 1W.0C2 outs _____ :----- 77,000 Hav (tons)----- VO,000 Peanuts ______ 70,000 j bccamt) president of the Seminole County Chamber ui Commerce. Only those cloudy nn.-tociatcd with Mr. Papworth dur­ ing the yearn tliut followed rcalixo fully how valiantly lie fought lor this county’* welfare. He attended counties* meeting* of the State Bond Deparment In various part* or the Mate, nt hi* own expcnM, in the Interent of Semi­ nole County road*. He attended Chamber of Commm -1 meeting* and St. Joint* River Improvement Axnou'utiun meetings In early morning and late a t night for the *nke of hunford. • HI* offort* in bcltnlf of Mediterranean Fruit Fly rcirnluirM'mcnt* have been monumental. For 12 long ycur* he tin* labored, with grower* and congressmen alike, to se­ cure just payment for the damage dono local furm* and grove* during tlmt campaign. Long a fter almo*t everyone stilt Miami Drach has n new slogan, Tho Prinsaltnt City,’* yiorhls eiltos altogether havo wasted nearly half n milton dollar* In Defense Honda. Ffvh ^ V :’ \As 3 1 AGE BRINGS- 1*1 KA HU UP. Tt) THOSE THAT AUK U’GIIT t h e m . — K e r i n ln*ti-s l U : i . ubl bus up yet . . . not If you let us help yon keep good care o f . i t Drive in today for a check-up an your gas, oil, tires, water, battery water or for n gulflet. JUST PHONB 9121 THURSDAY. JAN. *t. 1942 •w jTII GODl Remember now thy jCfWlor In the ibiys cf thy youth, while the erll day* rows not, nor the years draw nigh, when lh»u W ilt siy, I have no pleasure In HORSELAUGH* a H. ENGLISH . GULF SERVICE IMM Cermet WUUTW •«. « PM1CU ave. 09JUS H JU i at yourself tho way.other people look at youl Are your clothca neatly cleaned and pressed? You are frequently Judged by your appearance. . . . Let us keep your clothes looking good. of them all saying "Argentina ma> in incipient Inaanity aftd lOO per!*• more jmwi-riul, Brasil more unit increase In child mortaUty brilliant, but Chile is by all odds .lue fc» under nourishment. That the most plcgsant people; never the figures are apDTexlnUUly aehtve I met more rharming ones.” !curate is a reisonable assumption, lly 'th e way, a man's drtcripUofi ■under the circumstances, of u ^luschound will lit Lhlle: he raUi It wn* n half « dog high! The war In the PnrtfM U l" £ r ' and r .log and a hJlf long; Chile firing with the work bf brush Cotton is only aw g t 100 mile* wide but msnufr cturcre—thp soft <ani»li Whert Stretches for ;j>0o miles along hair, Urn tong bristlw from Itn a- Corn tho tr tit ccakt of South A iw rici. ®nd O ritojil b tln f A r* n " o 710.000 330.000 447, M», •■■■■1 Wa have a hJnrh the Geri U na arc pavlnv dearly for lh« ’relghter* and u n k trs sunk off h« American coast. irken troops hsec landed in I Ireland, and Premier do t of the Irish Free Slate tn flehf.about It. n t forget th* sunshlne-cura yon feel a hit under p s r^ O-Unlon. And It hdpa If you on to ba playing over par. lent* who think Sanford has •UN an ordinance respecting . thefts ar j reminded that ipa Invokes * p-nslt" «f ) or *la months In Jail for headsy'» Tampa Tribune to* a picture of Rev. Marum, former rretor of Holv Church, nuihlng n bicycle I hla parish In Tampa. He ding the tire shortage hv to bis bike tefore he hat ■Jjr nets such a* rats aboutd 1*> kept Indoors up during blackouts, nt of the real thing they o beenrn* terrified and Idernhl* damage and are ro likely to ho Injured M ‘»llow«yt..to room at a. hnpullrnt If a blackry o u out a half haur light than you hrd as* a daylight air raid teat U ran for rover when no plane* nYrrbrad. Just t t that tba bomb* hav# kagun to fall anil that im p Undo Samuel italsa that If there is nay e»«ar shortage it wiR t a beeiuss soms large naan l ra hoarding It, U b# bought and distributed last gear aaotly a mil­ lion sxtre -tons; he bought 0,700(00 tons of the saccharin* sub­ lime* from Cub*. Guess wa*d bettor cut down on candy aa two the brut haU who ore getting tho blame for Pearl Har­ of tine and a now, coin wUl rnd one-quarter million tone of bor, but that U neither hero nor there now. Moat people four ,lf went to that u«c. take Its place with the. *l"< •* are human and likely to make mi*takes. If doing without creased fo five percent. *, . Jn a ■statement before a na­ sugar, now that the cane has toon burned, will help to Probably soma of the** spnttcV tional meeting of womens dub* avert other mistake* In tho future, it will bo worth it. a leader teld her 1.200 auditors boxes wtlT think tba great Henr} "This newspaper, together with nearly every otlwr Tliorclu wca a nit-wit b*eauw (bat 'Selflahoass _ la dominating ona Jn. tho ntate,” says the Tampa Tribune, "ho* c o n s is t­ ha said that nothing caa.be tm>n scrvmbla useful to a man than a delsrmi* en tly bemoaned the lack of foresight of government offi- alien not to t a hurried to cone 10 for lc*c< ciaU in hamstringing .Florida's sugar production efforts. stone. Ho had In mind, no doubt Jobs and man who dellberstan bafort not frr F,vor since war broke out In Europe we hafo pointed to the he derides) who thiaka bis ws; swevt-fa. thu danger and possiblo shortage that might result if we through without hasty ceochwku continued to depend on offahore producing .areoa f o r a and Is aid* to ke*p bis l* p r* from rattling away Ilka sa ernpq Urge part of our supply. wagon over,a. rough rood. ’ "Although Home of us may still have that attitude, It-is not the right one to take. We might aa well admit that thoee government officials blundered by not permit­ ting Florida growera to produce more sugar several years ago. Admitting that, we should forget the e r r o r and plunpo Into the task of seeing that problems arising from tho shortage are held to the minimum. "Most Americana abhor the idea of ration cards, but it appear* that they wilt be necessary to prevent'hoarding by Individuals and unfair storing up of supplies by ware­ houses. Bugsr U an Important item in the diet of every family. It U an easential article, too, is Woo. Under such conditions, officials arg taking ovary necessary stop to conaarva War slaying cDInto-^-By oi 11,000 Russia, Germans SHOPS Di;r r\i JM FRIDAY and SATURDAY l Only lwice-a-year a Sale like thla! Sanford’n Urgent selection of newly staled dresses at great redactions. Get In early for Aral tad best selection. I’RINTb . . . SPUN RAY0N8 . . . CREPES . . .2 PC. SUITS. . Regularly |U 8 and |8.98. Save up to Vi on each dress. Um fron ALPACA CRi ROYS, ALL-1 RAYONS. R ALPACA Aqua, Green TEfcA-SPUN �/ t RSDAT, JANUARY M, 1942 T IIE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , r i-O P lD A Activities MBS. LOUBJNE BEAL, Society Editor Calendar - J THURSDAY The Towaaend Club will Mast a t the Court House to r It regu­ la r m u rin g a t 7:M P . M. The Christian Church wfll spon­ sor * chill supper a t the church from f:30 uatll 1:00 P. M. FRIDAY The VFomon'e League of the ContTYfaUonal Church will have charge of thq afternoon sewing ■eas b n far the Bad Cross in the Wsoma's d u b . Thu N da V Howard Chapter ef tha U. D. C. win meet a t the home of Mrs. George D. Bishop a t SdM P J f. Members of the choir of the P in t Baptist Church are aakad to meet a t the church a t 7:00 P J I. for rehearsal. The W. M. 8. of the P in t Baptist Church will observe the Week of Prayer for Home'Mis­ sions a t 10:00 A. M. 1 a t tha church, with Circle Five la charge. All members are urged to attend the special day of prayer. • MONDAYx The W. M. a ef the P in t Bap­ tist Church will observe the Week • f Prayer for. Home Miss loos at 3:30 P.M. at the church, with Circle Three la charge. The theme will be "God Bless Our Country —God’a Channels of Blessings". Tha Sunbeama, Junior a n f In­ termediate O. A.*a and Junior a A.’a will meet a t tha same time. TUESDAY The W. M. a ef the F ln t Bap­ tist Church will observe the Week of Prayer for H\m* Mlsalons at the church a t 3:30 P.M. with Cir­ cle Pour in charge. Plans For Junior, Senior____ Prom Made , Plans wvr* forma latad ‘ for tha annual Junior-Senior Prom at tha Telephone .148 Mrs. E. J. Nelson Honored At Party Mr*. G. H. Putman and Mr*. John L. Miller were co-hosteases a t a aurprle* (souae-warmlng Tuesday evening In honor -of Mrs. E. J. Nalaon, who with her huaband end daughter. Terrells Jean, recently moved Into their home on Oil MagpoUa Avenue. Among the malty useful gift* which were received by the hon­ ors# waa a card table which waa presented to her by members of the Junior Woman's Club of which the U chairman. A quit contest weaken joyed with Mrs. Phil Greahof^Srlnnlng the prise. A gems creating much merriment waa the “blackout" MV*, in which the guests were given a piece of paper and pencil and asked to draw Mrs. Kelson's bouse, with a Urge moving van in front and Terrelb Jean look­ ing on. The pltcurea were drawn In the dark end after the lightts had been turned on the papers were passed around the room and lodged. Mrs. Guy D. Wood's drawing waa adjudged the best, foe which the was presented with a prise. After the prises had been awarded the hostesses, assisted bv Mrs. R. 0. Hickson and Mias Christine Rtoudcnmire, served refreshments of sandwiches, cak« and hot chocolate. Those present with Mr*. Nelaon and the hostesses were: Mr*. Wood, Mia. W. Dietrich. Mrs. Graahoff. Mrs. Herbert JJoees. Mrs. Malcolm Higgins, Mrs. Earl King, Mrs. J. L. Lee. v r*niJ ' . M' Mrs. W. V. Bitting. Mrs. J. W. Lyles. J; J- West, Mrs. Hickson, and Mbs Christine Btoudenmlre. RED CROSS NOTES K T S?*® Edgar Bigger* la 111 at home un Magnolia Avenue. hi1 i* Mn. R. A. Prank ha* been called to New Smyrna ^»ccau»e of the tllne*s of her mother, Mr*. F errell. Sgt. Glenn Govocek, who is stationed *t FI. Banning, (la., la spending a few days with his family at Lake Monroe. Lee Bauman, «oq_of .Mr. ami Mrs. L. E. Ilauman, le ft yester­ day for Norfuik, Va., where h r will enter the United State* Naval Training School. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Strange relumed yesterday from A t­ lanta. G a , where they visltrd for a few days with their sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Stone. Mrs. E. G. Hughes and daugh­ ter. Nancy, have arrived from Dobb's Fesry. N. Y. to visit with Mrs. Hughe*' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. ttritx, for several weeks. (Comp Blanding lias 1 Large “W ashings” j CAMI* RLANDING, Jan. „•• (Special)— Tho*«> of you • il-» your own vra.'h and think nm have a h i, one will he*'a *i*h of relief when you • »r about the one of the Qtlartr-mn*ter’* at Camp Illandin. Sinee the lanumlriea op......I laat April, through Dee. 31. I 'll , | a t.iUl of 8.05.713 piece, have lo-en hnnill.tl and of 'hat amount, IJM7.33H piece* were oriranitutional work aurh a. «lioct* and pillow care* and '1.'. 23.1 piece, for the alatiun to -pi tal, leaving a balance of 112 piece, of wearing a | "are| brought into the laundry b. the tamp'* ruldier*. In doing thia amount of >,.>ik. the Q uarterm aster bund no. roaliteil a total earninir of J T . .'>■'»< (V Tift- greater portlm .( the* . a t paid out to lh« cn i »i employes. From tHo time the two !..<m dries opened, itm itvera?** of HIJ piece* of wa»h went ihr igh tljiily, Thn nvrr*iff» cost f..r operating one of the units .l.ir ioff tho past nin»* months .%.$« S*L|0JS7 m *iny. Therefor?, ♦ m niH-rsury for HI2 men to .■o.J in their bundles each day to coYer the cost of opera'• •m. * anip ni.indin/ soldier* ••»•! sen«| ii* much linudry a* they ■rn.l aa much laundry as *ln*y fl .*»0 a month. Baltimore Has Siren f “Noise” Trouble Too % Mr*. II. W. Mayer* of France Field, Canal Zone, ia visiting at the home uf her sister-in-law. Mr*. Chester Daniels, on 11*14 BALTIMORE, Jon. 2 D _ , f . V French Avenue. Mr*. Daniel* .Muylie they need n now in ml %♦ and her guest spent Inst week­ , •,.*r n louder recording t.ut end In Tampa and lirudrnfon Hnltimorcr** an* rnitl alarm "bi* f with relative*. tie atop City Hull hardly ». ,,...| *!* the pigeon* in it* first ten *♦* Miss E*tnrr Strange, student I The widely.heralded alan-> t of Stetson University in De- « recorded whistle stepped in- l.y V Land, ha* been spending several a t'sttery of loud-speaker♦*♦ days in Dade City with friend*. rame at noon, and: I * She arrivrd home today to spend Workmen in City Hall I-,,..- I V the remainder of the mld-semes- nn-nt said they couldn't hen- it 1 ter holidays with her parents, Person* n block away said •h-t Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Strange. heard *omething th at sound- I 1 like "whistle from n tea-ket 'i.- '* i Hundreds of persona tele. «’» phoned, jamming swltchho.-- u, | J In inquire if the test had l-.-„ rulle-l off, •*# Civilian Defense ofliclsla aid A the wind was Idewinv too hat I ! t -M o Th* War Fund of tha Seminole Horn# of MIm KalhtHno Bptnctr OMinty Chanter of tha Amcrlcin Rad Cross has reached tha total of 13800.76. A list of Individuals, and firm* who havo donated the amount of $3 or ovtr follows: Mr*. G. I. Louche, IS: Mr*. J. b* the sorority to make this J- Ray and Troy Ray, |* j Tri-HItala year tha moat sueeeae- Y Glria, by Mlaa Winifred Lovtll, I given.. *10; Sanford Atlantic National’ Mutual auction o f , officer* Beak, $35; R. A. Newman, |5 ; J. •M with Mlaa Nancy Dtgb- C. Penney Company. |10; Mr. and injr re-elected aa proa Meat. U n . W. L Henley, $5: Gulf Oil Comnany, |10; $10- C City Bnployces. llf Etoployees, JACKSONVILLE. Jan. SIJS; South Side Primary School, S S b . M m taryi M i.. t j l k - "rited In by Mlaa Franca* Mor­ (Special)—The PloriiU lgglns, trosiurvri Mlaa Bhlr- row. $2-4.28; tha colored section ' _»n ■- ^ YOWELL’S SANFORD. FLORIDA Friday and Sttlunltty — Jan. .1IHh-3ts| MEN’S UNDERWEAR Shirts & Shorts ROYS' SHORT Trousers Made by Tom Sawyer, sanforirt'il wash materials. Ago* I to Short* with gripper fi|*tener*<. full cut. xunforized. Shirt* of f i n e cumlM'd |i*|e yarn. Santo regular .some irregular, value. In men's ami boys' wear. All extra good bargain*. REST DUALITY Percale Prints State Group Thanks Newspaper Editors 20— 8Uto Mr*. P. E. RoumilUt, chairman of Iho Seminole County Chapter of the Rod Prosa, has expressed her spprecistlon to tho persons who participated in the vanishing bridge, and to member* of tha vrriooa bndgo clubs In Sanford who havo promised their co-operattejj- I t te hoped that a nice sum will be realised from the parties. Mrs. Tillia Elected Department Head Mufflers L*l’» Axe The Axis . «uy Victory Rond* fe fr a monu Springs, $17 of which th* Woman’s Club donaUd $0. e n d s today, Wurth I RACK LADIES' lection of patlrnM mu! color*. Worth up Y O U N G m ^ il n«th HUSSEY I A*’ i - ‘J M-O-M Nit * -d B lo $ 1.(HI each. SPE C IA I. LONGWOOD Tha Tourist Club had a largo attendance a t th* dinner on Wed­ nesday noon ot the Library In­ stead of tho Farit. Stool Boston bean* and brownbread wot# served by th* com­ mittee. Mr. and M n. Fill**, Mr. sad Mrs- Hayes and Mr. Hays* Jr. There was thorai singing of popular song a, ihuffl* board and card games were played daring GAINESVILLE, Jan. 29. — the afternoon. Birth d a y , of atvtral member* (Special)—Sine* work was be­ gun on tk« Rang* Cattle Experi­ WOfO CCMOflUd. Attending this Thursday’* tec- ment 8taUon In Hardee County ie roar ago considerable prog, tar* an Pood Conservation In Sanfard. from Ibngwood Wrdnas- aa has been nude and research n * wxlw way there, p r. Wli­ t n . F b . M m Iw ** 0 r*r (M< on Newell, experiment «t«tiun Tha Thursday night Card Chab factor, reported today to p r. of tw» taklaa m t with Mr* Plor- f t i W V n a s r * " ”1' -A L 8 0 — M ARCH O F T IM E 'S “When Air Raida Strike” TAXI A THRU TOP (A k TOTH! TROPICS . M o rv iU tn LADIES' Winter Hats Grubbing yoad right-of-way and arose for buildings; five ac­ ta* have boon cleared of palmet­ tos far teat- plots with clovora sad grass aa and one and a half acre* keen boon planted to ck>ver. Cernaoa have been located and boundary Him run tm 2,100 acred.- On* mile of roadway from Iho c o n ty highway to the Sta­ tion baiidiog Mks has been gtad*d aad - riUrort* her* been tnatated. T « a twite have beea dag. T!x( rn Large Ami Heavy Cunnoii Bath Towels Valuen to |5.00. Axnortwl Color* Close Out WORTH !IOc Dresses VllllU'H lit $'.1.1)5. CLOSE OUT ROYS' 3omo w i t h l o n g ilecven, nome with short. Regular price $1.25 each ant) now worth much 'more. FANCY Tea Towels Extra good quality WORTH 10c EACH K m b r o l tiered anil monogrammed atylen. CHILDREN'S $1.25 VALUE Or. Hawaii Iteted tha follow, g aaoMtpItehawnt* of th* post ™ i , to ao operation with tha RomnilUt Has ihinc* Bridge New Spring put tern* worth to :i-V v«l. llunil mutlc, good no- Progress Made At Experiment Station Friday & Saturday * Double Program "At tk* MtiithMlflll Pillows Phoenix WHITE ALL WOOl Coating MEN’S I Sweaters and Jackets 1 Table of Cretonne, Chintz, Scrim and Slightly soiled, worth $2.60 yd. Drapery SPECIAI Fine selection of colora, atylea, and alien. Materials DOLLAR DAY WORTH TO 60c YD, SPECIAL • t $1.00 Off LADIES’ Also aome other apeeial valuea all wmil to clone out for... Collars Mode of loci*, pique, emb. All ntylen. VuD ue $1.60. 1 TABLE LADIES’ ELASTIC Underwear To cIo m oat forma, pajamaa, allpa, bed JackaU and. petti-, coat* VALUES Girdles And Girdle Panties Girdles value to fl.60 iW C U I. Silk & Rayons TOILETRIES & JEWELRY SOAP, TOILET POWDER, Etd Value to |1J)0. , Worth Tb $1.0o Yd �I * THE BANFORP HERALD, RAKFORP, PLORIPA r8tt Foreign Agent* investigated By Jury Jones First Student To Make Solo Flight I WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. — A Federal Grind Jury, took the Ud Off an Invratlgntfefl -into slWged athletics In the south m to the point of ham tf iF d a y m u d m .' but id ft from the men In rte win carry on- ' resslen sraSre got," t coach BUI Alexander Tech, “b the gOvernus to keep sports ye’re not Interested in now, but In onantity. ring to get more boys out teams thsn ever before, teams nuy not travel In tt we can atill give ’em nndwlch on a day eoaeh. us still ran. (You can get •ran thouth It may be 1 to ra-arrangs achodulss. m government tolls us o, we’ll carry on.” lo anv head coach or ath actor In tb* Southern or torn Conferences and it the same reply; no curuntil It’s alnolutely neeexpo union If - dtMCtlei r possIMe. ’ colleges have had rUborf t H n t l ' prograihs <'fo r John R. Jones, pilot student a t the Dorcmus-Uoabrouck FirInc Service, made hla first solo hop recently, the first of the students to fo up alone, Mrs. Mathew Hatbrouck, secretary and treasurer, stated yesterday. "He filled the • solo requiremerit, and made the hop, and now will get his student’s pilot license.” Mrs. lfasbmuck stated. Mr. Jones b a local grower. The flying school is located at the old Sanford airport and started operations here about the middle of December. tranking a w sJspenera s s n aan wr h t r t d of failure.'to regUteT U ' Foreign ■Urcnts. The indictment titered the prop- dlabondcd oami l. s. Vsl u.wj u s rsu Somewhere along the Atlantis ""•it, a radio Qusrator of an Army t lr Corps bomber, gets late coms'lnieation with a Iftry destroyer, JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 29. W> amltr ths direction of OU joint - T h e goverrraCrt moTeci TtsUr. wniy trui hisdqusiters nper. priorities fer materials used ln| Georgs II. AhdfSWfi district M r V 'u lN S ^ '^ I K l •“-» ,n^ * One Lost Paper • • • ' May cancel an Important deal Fire . of theft, may ’ c o u a ^ j a ' reparable dnmnge. | Complete protection In ouf’.v p H at very little cost. I : The Sanford Atiai | N aU m l Bunk . • . i .. •■ r H* ; ^ tja l 4 16 HA it j f * I.ROAI/ NOTICE j votive Cfcr. or ik tex tio y to make IV Tim covet o r Tlir. rorV TT n o n e. . ie x jx o i .r co iw tv , statw car n n x u A . tv raasA T E . Irish Compare U. S . Landing to Nasi IN R E T H E «v“ T. V tr ru e tT is s ro n r n a • D iin u x i.i: -------------r:------:----- ‘I - ;P •>* <i " ff ( > •* U f $ ]|S u * I - *! -U W O W W ), a — — — r r .- n ESTATE O r A L F R E D IKJWTON. Decease.I. BdanJ, announced esUhblishmmi of! ■■ two years oT physical a n e w regulation which will perM . W II O M IT JIA V CONBELFAST, Northern I relent TOC K A RN; j compulsory,' nead mlt firms doing a normal bust- Jan. 28. (A*)—Patrek Maxwell, ru Nfttteg la h a f a b y g iv e n t h a t A n g t r s of lets thsn 1100,000 annual- tlonrl member of 1tbe Norther B osto n f il e d h e r f i n a l r e p o r t a * to U*t a'mbFh-kTftrptlfled 'form lyebigl parliament, declared In a A d fc il n la tr a to r o f th e e s t a t e o f r . UoUaa, deceased; t h a t asking for priorities. Interview today that “there I A lfr e d ed h e r petition fur final — " -i not hi ng we can do physically I ds hl eec h rfil r g e . a n d t h a t ah* w ill a p p ly to I lie H o n o r a b l e It. W , W a r e , S n t r a r 111 S t l l t p T n H n throw Ibe American troops out c Ham and »Unr an- s u g a r i n a i a i e xu u e Norlhern i„ i,nii or wc woui C o u n ty J u d g e o f Memlnole C o u n t y . ton of SersrSl eduF lo r id a , o n t h e s e c o n d d a y o f March , 1MJ. f o r a p p r o v a l »»f s o m e : the U n h m ity of a m i fo r f i n a l d l a r h a r g r a* Admin* Ifc an equipment ell e t r a t o r o f t h e e s t a t e o f A l f r e d F. announced plans for ' JACKSON VILLI ^jn. » , W>) B oston, (l a o t a f s d . o n th in 29 th d a y Jib e .' Steppwl " up —Durtng to ______ o f F e b r u a r y of J o n a a r y , l i l t . a were . outlined by Florida i urn r rocCJvsrs will he A N d I K M BOSTON A dm inistrator of ths restricted ------- 80to percent of the lei of no tH n . Ab- —. e s t a t e o f A l f r e d IL * , Louisiana Bute, anpount of sugar they consumed B o sto n . ds <^a nrd . during February, 194k. the Prior­ M t CT *h°n' M ,ry' ities Division of the W ar Produc­ KOTU-E to <iis u n ru n s res expremed appro- tion Board announced here last I m t a t k o f FI JH lI ITA M r> minor sports. •COt.’ N T r OS’ H E U IX O I.lt George 1|. Andrews, dbtrlet | You tn<> s a c h o f r » u s r s h s r e t i r » Jlfnsultlea draw I noti fie d a n d r e q u i r e d In p r e s e n t lomment, and Kentucky manager of th e ' Priorities Field ■any c l a i m s a n d d e m a n d s wlileh a Spring schedule* af- Service, said the new regulation )UU. o r r l l h s r o f ynu. m a r l i a v t GOLF MEET SLATED wftMrawal fromathle. will bo. effective as of Jan. 24. It ' ■ a n l n t l Ih n a s t a l n o f E l i s a b e t h XL makea ittk -U m baa* period In OltLAN^C, .an . 211-A two Huuer. d e r e s e e d , b it # o f e ald f ' n m t . iraral small collages, in State’* board of an- caubllshlng sugar qttotss for all ball mixed fourxoma champion­ t r . to t h o c o u n t ) J t - d a s o f Hein. C o u n t ) . P lo r - d a . a t Ills o ff lr n Hgdon-noled a proposal “rseeIs i n ” which Includes every- ship Is Hated for the DruhsJri-ad Inole l h . rc ru rt b o u : * a t tf enfor d, p m Hit of all lntereol- one but the ultimate consumer. Club here starting Feb. 21 and In F lo r id ar open to any mixed teem. The m o n tl iaa . frwoimt h i n t h o a b dhalt a coafl e n dlh* kb tics, but kept a waatourney will b a t through Feb. on the future in granta one-yaar contract to nneh Bernle Moors. FRIENDS’* WHERE CUl r a S S J if Reduced 80 percent Agents Chamd For Hfar Loot Conspiracy • NKW YORK, Jan. 29. WV-A blarrre scheme m hereby German a m t u . sought to u U d to Unlt- IN PREPARED' SPAGHETTI CANS S L IC E D Squares K -o -le :w IMG PORK SALE PORK HAMS. lb. 21k PORK CHOPS, lb. 21 e RACK BONE. lb. 21c SIDE. Ib. ............... 15c SHOULDERS, lb. 18r SAUSAGE, lb. ........ 2le FEATURES Dressing '*! ,B. M <1 A c 2 LB. .O lakers:. 4 lbs. 19c f t lbs. 25c • 8 for 19c IOM IA g ^ tA M D rllY try -r i l l R i — C I T S YEAR X i P P T E N D E R T P J S a t Y 'M E X T S ' ’leans ..2 lbs. 29c ROUND STEAK, lb ....................39c CHUCK ROAST, lb ...... ...... 29c PORK HAM., lb ......... «e PORK SHOULDER trimmed, lb. 23c CII.UU> poui Iquash .... ft. 41/ 2!; Whit* BMotk lb. 29e SAUSAGE. Ib. .... 32c RED FRYES, lb. 28c I I . M LL L ie . W J. ......J 2k ..U'e. v tl: W He— * IWadcnaed n v —t WEST URADE BACK BONE, Ib. 25c roPBLAKO PI'EE POEM * y In III II ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ »♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ »»♦ ♦ »_ .th. pEg.tos:: VEGEnrAHLEH - I TEA, Vj-lh, pk«. .... 28e ABE PAOB 19% MAPLE SYRUP ql. 35c r m > Tewdee AJP noLDEKSTYLH CORN, 2 No. 2 cam 25c G r e e n B c f t ^ f l b , 9 c K ^ m -.t e f c w f if c Ctbbag^, flh 4c iK a -w iV is ; N.B,c. s p e c ia l s IJB h’lb. phK. If v; Vlri I \J * 1 wQ « 2 14-01. can* 25c;; • Tottebtott’attry. JEWEL emers PEANUT BUTTER bis (b ab e to m Bacon.. ft. 25c MO •' Liver.... 1W19c M EA TY K EC K Ejqqe^ 3 lbs. 25^ Shoulder lb. 25c Bacon .. lb. 35c MIN LAM M Chops .. lb. 29c i.V K O T E N D E R B a n e t s n S Hams.... lb. 2£)c iiucK i.ttss piC K tr Hams.. .lb. 25c WIWAtLB WHIP f t Butler postfor service a M ' lA li r i SLICED 1 lb. (kog. CANS 15^02 U was i Fadsrvl - 1 ' Member FDIC ; 1 1 Leftover bits of chceec, Ji-lly, candled fruits and nuts drrsi np pbln muffins. Aibl thr tidbiU to the top of muffin batter Jmt before It goe» In the oven. This increases the nutrition and also puts extra Interest in the muf­ fins. , Small Business Men • May Get PrioritieH ftu ^ X s? m W JSSSl T n U R 3 D A T y JA N U A R Y 2 ^ 1 1 4 3 UONTE �THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1912 ' * Special March Of Dimes Handicap Features Greyhound (’aid Tonight ••oner, : cent pi i i i»i:mli»l by i ommis>irn t« 11 < k c u r fe w t*> T H R IL L ' 11 '» ' ...... -• •* ...... . * Hill/ • 'i 1, •• ' ■•»--. * ....... Itai (*• 1 ''••corn! l i j i r ! ultiritv • '* r - * It,If ||„||* |».tMbir> >' I' •1,»•. I in iilv lluek * 1 • 1 |.4 4-our 1 v * • ■•In. |\if I h u ,I 1,'icr II. Mil.I •«*1 II.ill I t f l . Il.twblr I * ' • I’llft • •••< - 1 t« » IMI . J«rk **r.viMi * M*o S.tuiftis r»»urlh l»Mrc - 1 u lu rit r 'v .r. . , ’ II. II , riv- ** •• Karr- 1 A|il< m \\ ill.*»«l TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FLATURl . . • . *,|U*|. .. * rneRic Itm 1e ' * ill|i RACE— FU TU R ITY CKEYHOUNOCI 3 l ’ A N d I N U U I E ItEI* S N O W IIh N r. I U «iii WI)IU> I hr air or ci lunip.bl il ‘ M o|h- **ii the •lor.-' at S.iiif«iiil Oi the laiolo * 1 •1*■ I’r n lb • • •• ntl« • *1 lli «* \mlrrw i ••»•*11m* Norn ' •iiltl«*r, U»,*r R a c e — Fu turit y ..~»i o f t(*B -i and rsuW .1 1 . . ■.1 "ill mtUTO . proPOKitl ill 1*1 I'M Will — B ra g g jBgaiiHMaB&zaciciaag B A B Y P ay B E E F i>iiilcr, l* p .••in m e m - w • *he f c a y i l •• e. you a n Roast ib Steak ib Lov/ P iic o s For Food r p r v js m ; * E vorydny! M-:A • Pul Ycur Savings In De-fonse Bonds! Briskets m ps iu z v e ^WHpUSAU { V «-KK:fs Scr.-.pple 16 01 15c G IA N r ib FOOD Tongues ib Moat 2 ibs PIGGLY ib Squares >Ij : : e s i EndSpcc-.i.s »\N [il • • •• * 201 E F.i si M (C e u lc r C u ts Moaty. ib Muller f'or Acorn Brand Rindloss Sliced! -n r £ 9 e K tc im s i• i » i * MODSL- ib P a c k b o n e ib lS H C e llo p h a n e W ra p p e d Steaks 2 3 c Stoak 1 9 c Steak * S a u s a g e dons ! e a d s <b S m o k e d B a c o n lb L 1 i-i I • W h o lp - lb Roc Shad lb. 21c H a m s 8 c O ysters FHi.xii Eat H E N S ....... 1 m ib 15c a food SHOULIiERS RK3TOS K HC// Vl Sausage Whole or Shunlc Half. Western Drarcicd Ib . 17c Country 3 l AdEHCV WVj/] THEftCS’ *nwtL 37c End Cuts- b vac *: T o n e o r/l : am rrroM d ie ml ib 2 5 c Bacon LOVETT S l o w c i l C vcrvd.iy Prices W IG G L E Bccl Grade. Wosl. Slreril: O ' Loan I * • 'Inr v tiir.I *T•■» I*i after |l«*y " ' i !m%•*!' nr* I. ni |il.tirw IIn nil Ira pi M S O u r / - —,----- > j j j l H tlT A II. C tN T E R S i'll -i *-rr> » I *i. k v Jt;iDK**r r ' r n l h ILw c--a*lrt Milo • •(MliilrlM llnrr ) • Vi t * I'll. • i v11« i *i nit l I* n’-ant Nut'•*. 1 • •‘urate ■ ilMli l.-.'cr - K i i l u r l l j ' '• • i*i|ii»r Man *3; 'i ) ( FRESHSinc,r*'. It*.I •. I.ip Ihr \Nj y D OffT SAY IT /I KLOW TOMMY LOVES YOU * c — r i THATiS OME (7CHSOM ^ WHV im Bo w in g r — COCKING? .j., • !. ! Hy I*AIJL ROBINSON [ VtHAlS ^ 1 -rlirv s prompt It W - 1 nm* • I i- I** FI., ETTA KETY newspjij In 1C twilight emit* l*. atailiiiK Brains Ninlfi Ifare—lu l uril> On Route 17 (Sanford lIlKhway) at LonRwootl - N OIII.MINORS A I.I.O E l* aliout Miles South ofWSanford. ro.ST AT TIME 8.15ARROW 1*. M TURN nun s im p l y c o t t o M. • l‘4ii I».%11*1V * It* al Fir*- * I *.tr lli.ic * (Sift I ic M h l%J ie- F u tur it y • 1 *i*r»> I ,ii| ||e**i iV tm • u k t T. her llll- T H E W A Y L I .T K Y KIRK 1- I U . S U E R R Y LU CK Y RANGER TCU.YOUSO.XE THN<3 / - .----- 11«i11 idm \ imi I trail • j ! I»« Relief At Last <*j ForYourCougl; III*I i»PP».H- Mile *. Junior I* Man **i‘i M ISS M ILTO N F O X Y KIO BLANCHE, I'VE Rare - - ’*. 16 •isnuiM K*iin« l Cluli. It* pMppV .11 f.i t i* I - II * J tl*l Khi*III on • lo.-f w ..r t * r • h I* *• t i l e '' ib ih I*.11* I ulnritv •< • .. *11. 11*- tic r * • M ft I 'ill uf Picking Winners i n I iln i-oiii. n rpir/* | ’n * i •I -n; Al a ltia.lli-v I I«-*4• I la llM*'l|i‘ I * L A K K I \M» i . i j h t front in l*»w iri »un«l a r e a 4 v*a-» fulWM-U fo* I I III v morning in I hr o x t i v m e ninth im portion ,.f F l o r a l i b. tli. I i r.iLStJif*Wt-atliei I m .i .i * •»t - . I* i .tiir j .iMie »->n\rnicnriand »»*pu--^'iin* hi-* boa 41 biz i !i 11' nn|j-MiJ»*«l flo mllizht r •• *;il- •nijfltt ’ kill Ulr gO«m. lb; • I K K ID AY " :♦ t/IV *• 'l-irft*w 11 " iritliiB l‘» w « t "f| 1V4|iir||« III lb ••1^ NINTH *.;• n tnST tnnlwi n l S'liilii. ih.1irm.1n o f tin* Th* •• \ I.eairui* l m en* 11 infant*) • iiiralyn* iliiw in *Vni- etuis* I. n.* fm 4 whoopiov •r.-'U* 1 outily. m i l prrM*nt a tro ­ >• »'.nl,|f of n ljh t phy to th*- owner of the winning w ait tni*‘ •h*ir in the M.uvh of Ihnius llan di- UHiiu * -'multi r i v r a thought to • an in c« tunic monition of the ■v* ir- twiliifbt r.o»t,w|^ and othei t i n . eh ngvs, th* • vint. Tin- t.ophv is a gold-plat c»l Itnll.m-* sUiTircstc*! figure o f a nr* \ hound, mounted on Lie' *lan-l We-liit -•! »v *ii in.-ei i>%il i»t«li 'i.il. ••’ ' r i n i c M k n l n n t kiir Tburi*da> Hr*»i Ran*— I uturity • *•: •' V • '.»r 4 I i nr Alai \ : .1 u .. 1 . \, *. Mm T H E mu. PAGE F I Y t LIGHT T w ilig h t 1•nsol>nll Is Suggoslocl i-o r T e a m s i i n i l . W l . liW O U l) , Jan. 2*J, ( S p e c i a l ) ' March «f Ihon-s M aitilinp. a f«i vu n i c i a trill In? un wo- tu ri tv, in which u’ l th*- **han«!lt ” * the S a n f . n l- Orlam ln K e n m i l bi- t u iiiiit ov er to the \V i m il>— It r.-Kul-r rvrnt* uml Sprina* k onmlaiioM. rite tra ck • I r a c ? ,n rn'**' fund* f u r ' n n .1 lh. ***..ii r will dnn atr thei. ■ pent'* campuiKn for In m uni ii n t o nt •jr*» o f the ntutuc* P a r a l y s i s Kunili. hniollr (»•• I ho i vent twelfth Went will be T h e n i g h l ’ t p r o g ra m will nol T PANTOnn. r in n in * T n r SANTORD H E R u n p* 3 5 c V. White Shad .. 10c P o rk »B ean s ITS BEEN FUN HECE/THOLWOTI f&Z A WHIE l MIGHT LIKE TO SETTLE DOWN •- EJUTI QC«N IN ASMALLTOfiN • I MISS TIE EXCITEMENT*THE 6)0 BUCG.'I Y.SU. P/a L ub-flGTOU IN THE A0 6 . S ta n d a rd no 2 '/2 8 y2c Gum &C andy New Crop Florida SO LONOMIL SENO 'e m A WEDO Nu | K ed ptTES.'ENr/H'VPlY 1 HC-IEYMCO*. ilhuru H.'-ci (— ‘ F im m Ga. Dessert Halves! i.i* i »n Pol.llL,, • *•i I • •t ll'ilv* l>. k.'I ll lilQ llf'jh 1 Leiiuce ot ir y*ho«i*. I | iloclion ■ Ig N o . 2 h C a n * I* . i>d 6 /2C ill Cauiiflowerbd j 4c U , 1 ■.. i /■Npplos 5 ib* 2 3 c L.ind O Sunslunu I IN* I LONE RANGER Carrots beb 5y.se By. FRAN STRIKER 1Ju'i i I Tin j VitaminXmicli>ti Bond1 Lo»»ti • Whit-> l-n l — BREAD Potatoos ib 5 '/2C M 7H .Y0U 'i C.J DJf.ix.1 of Wi-MEap A pples 2 ib* 15c G ol de n A g e Spoghotti ur Krill > S a l a d DrMitrr}- Miracle Whip laicy llosiJe Macaroni Oranges do* 15c 33 ” B leach M axwell H ou se-! b h 0 c 10VARIETIES Vim Cqu»p'» S p a g h etti 2 pkfl 9c MEAL VELVO save*/ 19c 5jb» 1 2 c UMlun Vi 25c GRITS 2 0 -0 * coircr lib 19c 3-lb 5 5 c 16 or loaf H om iny 2 2Vz 15c J ib. 13c Wa<hi>'iin Green Split V m Camp * • ftu* Sauer's Extracts : n ; i ‘ i e t t m i fw Sge kOrJ/ I MIHU1IS WWTMfUKE llighland MAPLE SY R U P C ooked M acaron i i?-« Me •ox 3 9 c IUI Ihlne P ick les 21 ox2tC K etchup • 19c SO-Mala Team BORAX p i CucumLe r ’Maul Of Grilt NO-DRIP SYRUP PITCHER Choarioats 1 ■ 1 ■* 1 *. 25c EEL8ECK Gerher •m 10C Strained Fooda Beavdalay'i Codlleh CAKES �\ *i ' 1 •• T:9 « BL-WT’ PAGE SO. g»ae— ■. .u.. i- U - j— ummmtmmm MARKET Terry Agrain R. T. Hunt Is Owner, FEDERAL-STATE NEWS SEWVICE Low-Rates Dodgers Manager New Store (K . g r r o R T * .. * ________ . i k h y SB; SEW YORK, Jan. 29, W)—BUI Terry, who h»» movrd out of the siena ( tn h ip into tho front of fit* l> «/ tk. n . w York Giant*. f#«U .. tb* Mmt toward thr Dodgers now a i h* did *h*n hr aakrd If they in tho lr««tio. ' Thr n«w gtneraliseimo of the 1 JlirtV farm »y*t»m arrlvrd her* inlnttiU y In m hla Memphis farm _ A f * i E and after checkins up on of th* minor league*, L r t the outlook outloo I* gltcd up thr National L**su* |h / , iirnipect* for tha baarball w ritfn . «Bi.*_j:v«nat. happen* In th* National Sr, League la goln’ to drp«nd on the draft," hr .aid In hi* not• drawl. U “Rom* of tho»« youasatcn of tha &• S t L«uI* Cardinal* may be called. Wit If they aren’t th«n that’* th* elnb.” / ‘ Immediately there era* a chorus K ; of 'W hit tbout th* Dodger* T” d . from the ncribe* assembled In the L* ‘ • Giant* office*. F i '- * “I don’t fllturr they’ll fly* u» !”• any special trouble,” he aniwtrrd. V ; , Som» of thr writer* thought . maybe they hadn’t understood hi* er quiet bru*hoff nf th* National f. |&^L-"Wh*t. I R. T. u lm t, who ha* been in th* feed butinei* In Sanford for II y ean , la the owner and man­ ager of Hunt'a Tuxedo Feed Store, which recently opened at Second Street and Sanford Av­ enue. A general line of »tnek end ltry Itry feed* la offered the pubat th* newly-built atore. Mr. Hunt, before opening hi* • own builne*., wai connected with the Seminole Feed Company for 10 year*. Mr. Hunt ha* been In Senford for the la .t 14 year* and also ha* had experience In the feed bulinea*. r League champion* cm l a«ked h im to repeat. " I don't think the Dodger* nro any club to get excited ehoul,” ] he declared loudly and em phati­ cally. _______________________ The Cnnatltution of the United State* originally ron*i»ted of n preamble and aeven article*. * ia •• t i i . » » * . x x . g .ie -t .w . It A M r . I » “ 1 -4 H 4M . 4 R . U I I T B TK A D T C M IC A U U t: M K T . A llO U r_ « T ir r o c K W R A iu i i t on n n_ r t . r U , f ta la ’ W arkrttas i la m , < iM iw e -w r iM U r or f A n i i O T ■ llll-M K N T H l.’ K I .E H T J IN T1IC3 I'.V IT K D K T A T K K KOU W K H N K K H A T, JA N 11. l i l t rLAIItlUA f« (divided H.mlnol. County * Rar*>»l* » Palm ll.a rh >1 C. C e llf * M. C a lif l» n )T A L U h i i i I’ p i n o f c :«.t ;:;y .r t t M A T io N ro n T t 'E A H A v . h a n k <»h i >IIV IIX O » E * rr iO N : lleullnw Halit, d.m a nd v .r> .lo w , too f .w n l n In ..t a b ll.li m a rk .!. IXm A N flK L F .K IIIH T It lP T ; I'a .r a l, d.m and coed, m a rk .! firm to allebtly atrnneer, earload* f.n.h. .h lupln e point Itias.d on d . l l v . r . i l .»!*■ I.«* all (rn n .y o rla tln n ch,ir»*a| I’AOral, l p > n r m o r, II* . No. I <«uallty, ln d lT ld u .il) waahnt. 1J" crates trimmed. Inp.. r>4I H d o ,., tn n .lly 1 .I***,. m ».tl)r around ll.1 t , rut, e r . i r . I I S doe, m o .t l, I I . I t , top Ie . a u ra , rartoada ro.lr. ra .h truck. rra t.a , I I " , I doe. r r a l . w a .h .d , t S I P I U V IH TA . tlotd. an I t . a r i, d.m and fair, market umrattml* rartoada f a b . ahlppln* point tb a .rd on d .llv .r r d aal.a I m i all iran.poriatlon r h a r* .a ) itotd.n Mean. i l " . or mor* IT. H. So. ,1 iiu .llly . In ­ d ivid u a lly w a.fc.d, r rn i»». i r » . i - i s d o ,, i m i r , T l t l V K PAHHI.NOH (S O U T H A M > WK S T ) T l ’KAD Ar T u l .» III* H U N T ’S TUXEDO FEED STORE CORNER SANFORD AVK. & SECOND ST. IS NOW OPEN TO SERVE THE PUBLIC You Arc Cordially Invited To Visit This New Store. Your Patronage Will Bo Appreciated. H IX T E K N CITIKJ4 T l t A i K IIOLIiIXHlt: Jan. 20 21 12 21 2( M il !J» <>i l R’l m m i t < liO 31( \T2 131 19(9 212 12i 191 Nun. m mi Jan. 1*12 nu 1940 24 n u Hun. i n 2 (i 3J1 Hun. 192 2“ 1 i » ; 2«2 ~ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FTOIHDI :« ift i 3«S Hun. »RTANT 111*1 O ll T H ►•h u m i n l f h h liT IIK K M A IlK K T K W IN K M TA TK I> : |*rk*« b«>luw r u v rr m |p « on (hi* nm rnlnv'a w h o k h u U iim rlt*l« In !••• Ilian rnrlnt qtianlltlaa. l*«ra on track Inriut** llil« mornInic'B arrlvalu amt nil ra r« not ro m p U ta lr nnl«»iik«l, 1mi l*>na ura on «loltVn ll*art. iraahatl atork, w ith KlorldA in I t ’* rm la a trlmma«l topa an«l ra lir. In Vi rratra . I'rkaa ai# ron fined to tha rangf’a at which th* I mi I k of tha atork of KO<m| nierrtiantabla i|Ui»ll(> ami condltlon aotl, >fnr* dwtallad Infor­ mation on o th tr atork ran h* a a ru r* ^ by in a 11 from any of tha rllfaa. N K W Y O lt k : M A f lK C T H J i l i l T l*Y N T K O N lIK Il ON I.A IU li: H T O T K , M LIO IITfeY W R A K E It ON M M A U a r ura on lra«*k 1J. (*ara a rrlv rd It. Cara unloadrit 2 Flo rid a ft Calif. K M J i l l O A M d»*- 1 4 4 1 . 1 J : • do*, l a o - l t i , m o s t l y l. ed . l.S * ; f d n i 2.7ft*S.&a, m o a ll y 5 1JS.23; 19 d o i. inoatl y ON l/TMEIU HTOOK. Cars an track 41. Par* arrived S rloe14a. |* Calif. I'arr diverted « PIxtHIDA wide rang, la rjuaL and ron* many poorly bteaefc. . Ml, T.ry faw gaod quality, few aal.a. 1 dot- I.IJ-l.l*; « do*. d.ae.I.U, mostly !.(•; *•* doe, l.lf.t.ee. f.w t.M. poorly, hlanrhad l.t* : I* do*, t -ll.* * * . f.w 1.11; XX'. l.je.t.U , lew t.H poorly l)ta*rh.d IM -IJI llaartt .prrlal rral.* Celia oral pad tr* 1.11. P»*r»l ' I dua-XX'. I.U-t.l* COURT RECORDS SEMINOLE COUNTY 9a a Card. rU rid m Jaw. 2M. IM S W .IM H A N T Y nr.KDM T'*n*l»y, Kr*4 T .. In IL V. W ard •t H I. • W ard, Frad at u*. to C. Albert and K lF lr i <>»#. Wllllanta, J r i u m A. *•! u*. la II, A llaynra at ai. Kannady, llaitin. widow, lo K. C. Kannady. A U N F .K N r.1 T F O R D N W I Karaay, I. Iftl. to Jamaa l » a g 9« RADIO NEWS By Mr*. A. E. MOBAN • N A T I B F A f T lO Y O F N O N T U V O R Ovaratraat l^ n d Co., to Fr*d W ord at u i. fU rn a r, E lv ira Cartar at si. to V irginia H. Xarhary. Florida Bank nf Orlando, to Nor« man H. i>«F*raat. C lllian a llaak of Tltuavlll*. lo Norman R. lu F o ra a t at oa^__ hA T I I F M T I O I O F C O .in iT IO IA t IA L K H I 0 1 T I U I T Food Maahlnary (*urp., to N o r­ man H. DaForaat. V H IIO N N N 1 T O F MOHTflACIPI Atlantic Nation.il llank of Ja c k aonvllla, to It. |L W ight. Mmlth. T . J \ I.* Florida Hiata llank. F IR A L R D U N R 1 T r Induatrlal Invaatmant Corp^ va. Italph I* Want, T . V. Drow n and J. I*. Ilrown. ■r iT n • ( I I A I C K N V Walch, John I*, va. ft^flia W aifh. FARMERS’MARKET I Filling Prc»crlption» U the Molt Important 1Part of our Duilnesa l d 9 9 f f i Bea*1 Crop* Hugh**.^n.°itS^l Caused By Storms• Mra. EBn h^ jTa. Mrs. A. K. Moran, Mrs. O, R. Math tear, Mra. A. W. Davis, Th* Baptist Miaeionary So­ Mr. and Mra. Rayarond McGill, ciety met with Mrs. T. W. Pro- Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Broddy, vatt a t her bom* on Lake Ge­ Mrs. Calvin Oldhom, Mra. A. A. nera. Their program waa -A Moran, MUe Jean Meran, Mr. E. Book Review* by Mrs. Ella N. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Randolph. Anders, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Thoo* present be*idee th* Weaaon. Mr. sad Mra. T. W. boatesa were; Mrs. O. R. Ma­ Prevstt and children Valenp and th leux, Mrs. C. A. Oldham, Mrs. J. T. McLain J r , Mrs. Harry Addle, and Mite Mary Earl of Geiger. Mrs. La Roe Alderman Sanford. and Mrs. Phillip Bauer. Alto, Roland Weaaon. Vernon Mr. end Mrs. Wayne Ran­ Culpepper, Bernard L«FIU, dolph of Chicago are touring George Cook, Billy Geiger, Betty the atate on their vacation. Tho* Yarborough, Mary LeFlU, stopped arer Tuesday with Dixie Croaley, Mildred Mathicux, their mother, Mrs. Ella Ran­ Johnnie Mae and Helen Bowen, dolph. Dorothy Oldham, and E arl.H un­ Mrs. Nanai* Moran left'S u n - ter. day for Ft. Lauderdale to vleit, Th# Woman’* Division of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Toole and Christian Service will meat at family. th* home of Mr*. A. E. Moran Mrs. Harry Week* and mo­ on Thursday, Jan. 29, a t 3:00 ther, Mr*. Ilall, of Sanford were P. M. visitors of Mr. and Mr*. J . T. Friend* of Mr*. Margaret McLalnJr, Friday. Galt and her mother, Mrs. Ber­ MU* Jean Moran had as her TOMORROW tha Lindsey, will regret to learn guest. Mis* Mary Earl of San they are 111, a t the home of 6:10 Norman Beasley and IDs ford, Friday night. Mrs. Gait. Fla. Cowboy* A miscellaneous shower waa Mr. and Mrs. C. <W. Dooley 7:00 Break fa it Brevities ■ it c h mr. ana Mr*. Phillip and family, Mr*. Mollio Dooley 7:45 UP New* Bauer, a t th* Community Hall, and Mrs. Ed Ball of West 7:56 Weather and Tim* Friday evening. Palm Beach wars elsitora In H:00 New* of tho World Afier a program of folk Geneva, Sunday. K:l6 Four Singing Salesmen game*, conducted hr Mr*, t-eona The Seminole County Teach­ H:10 David 8hoop Orchestra McLain refresh*]ante of cakes ers’ Club met a t the Community H:46 Virginia and coffee wore served to, Mr. Hhll, Monday evening. Th* 9:00 Morning Devotion* 9:16 American School of t h * and Mrs. Phillip Bauer, honor Geneva teachers’ were hoateaeea. Air 9:45 UP New* 10:00 Mamel 10:06 Muaie Room 10:10 Over th* Back Fence 10:16 Myrt and Marge 10:10 Rtepmothor 10:46 Woman of Courage 11:00 Mlraelea and Melodla* H IA V R R 1 11:15 At Homo with 8ally Mar­ tin - . . 11:10 Bright Horlton 11:45 UP New* W h. Del Moat# E mm 11:55 Temperature Bulletin 12:00 Kate Smith 8p*aka TOMATO SAUCE A L ^ 12:15 Checkerboard Tima Cello PUFFED WHEAT C 12:10 Dancetim* 12:45 Our Gal Sunday Vm Camp’s Small H % M \l _l;00 Ufa Can B* Beautiful SPAGHETTI . lTi5 Woman In Whit* 1:10 Bridge School of tha Air n u n tamo 1:46 Road of Ufo 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 2:10 Joyce Jordan 2:46 IIP News 2:10 Th* Goldbergi 2:46 1IP Noara 2:50 Jim White i 2:55 Matinee Musical# 3: t B Rob Hannon, oonea 1:30 Renfro Valley Folk* •1i46 Exploring Space 1:66 Pres* New* 4:00 Columbia Concert Orches­ w ix o ag g tra 4:30 8ing Along— Ijindt Trio 4:46 Proa* New* 6:00 The Mite Twine M w m r aiacvrr r u m m b .* . i u t . tin ie im . aa> K ill Mutiny on 'tha High Seas 6:30 D ills Farm Club 6t45 Scattergo*! Relney ORLANDO, Jan. 29—<A»>—The freakish rain and hall itorm that struck North Broward and South Palm Beach count!** Jan. IS caused the leea of ltuOO to 16,000 acre* of m ap beans, the agricultural marketing ecreicc reported yesterday. Other lo****, mid tha •pecim PT99 qf report, included 4000 acre* pepper*. 1500 acres of eraplaat and large arrreges of mlacellaneou* .vegetable* such a* squash, lima beans and cucum­ ber*. The rain ranged from eight to 16:5 nchea. TODAY 6:00 Jim Whit* 6:05 UP New* 6:10 Greyhound Gu* 6:16 Vole* of Broadway 6:10 Lum and Abner 6:45 Th* World Today 7:00 Exeunlon* In 8ei*ne* 7:15 Sam Cuff -Face of the War7:20 Sport* Reporter 7:10 Dixie Jamboree H:00 You Can’t Do Butin*** with Hitler . 11:15 Make Min* SB 11:10 Duffy’* Tavern H:56 E|mey Davie and th* New* 0 :00 Academy Award 9:10 Big Town 10:00 Glenn Miller Orvheetr* 10:15 “Th* Firat Lino" 10:45 New, of th* Wo*| 11 :()0 New, Analyila 11:16 Dance Orcheatra 111 :.10 Guy Lombardo Orcheatra 112:00 Linton Welle, new* 12:05 Sign Off k f r n 0>y, f. K.. to llanrlatta f f N l l l . N K A L R f T V T K VCMITfi ACJKJI llrh d U y, K. W . at u i, to W ln U r Park Fadaral Hav. A l*oan Aaan. W ard. 11. F. at u «. to Frad T . T in clay. ftlowr*. Ada K. at v lr I* V . fir^ lo It. K. McCall. DaForaat, Norman H. *1 u i, 19 C lllian a llenk. Tltuavlll*. Jar rail, Joa W, at o «. to T . J # Kinllh. . • C R O P I.IR 1 Warrttie John D., to ilo r. Fa rm rra d lt Aihnr. |>oyla, Martin In flov. Farm Credit Admr. Millar, Annla |j»un» #| v lr Thom* na It , to tlov Farm (.’radii Adm r. I II A T T O t * N O IIT U V O N flronaon, Uriah I*. In Arr*ptaiira ••orp. GENEVA NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1912 The Unrest denim mllU In world are In Greensboro, S . Wen Hived N rh e t# I)M9 Bill Packa Store & tia F* D N L IV F N O IN A/ A PEAS & SNAPS .... 2 cans 19c EGGS ..._.......__ doz. 39c SALT....____ 2 vkgs 13c CATSUP „ 14 oz. bottle 10c l ------- — )bott*8 & Parke- Davis Vitamins FLOUR . . . . . . . 24 lb. 78)C u SHOP AT TABLE SUPPLY MARKETS ANDERS ON Phono 31 Ground Beef lb. 29c.'1 Pork liver lb. 23c | SH, Bologna lb. Park Avee. at Find 8t. lO A ilijit'i'ii , 'l i u iu ij wm '1 U A V r f l i n t * ” */ a%* * » ?f *' ‘D r t u ) i t l i i p o “ ■ •W O N . *V 25c 19« 21c I f 1 CUTLET8, lb. ------ - 45< 1 1 A f l I > L O IN C H O PS, lb .......... 39c 1 C fll SIRLOIN STEAKS lb. 39c BONED ROAST, lb. 39c f v w SMOKED SAUSAGE, lb. 35c SMOKED BUTTS, lb ....... 25c RED SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. .... 25c SPARE RIBS, lb ............. 17V4c m m ctnrn 29c WHITE BACON, lb. — 14V,c LYKO LARD. 2 lba. CHUCK CLUB ROAST STEAKS gOo TOOTH fo w p er UFKBUOYor « 9 ° 1 W V IN Q CREAM BEZON muuTiui HAM8, lb. ------- . CHOPS, lb.................. SHOULDERS, lb....... SAUSAGE, lb. „•JN~ . • T o m fS a S a . 3 roii c o u m v a t io x VITAMIN . ■ COMPUX Y iw rvu, month? •oprtr a h O each 5c CELERY i**tti*»oi lbs. 14c CARROTS - 2 bnncseg 15c Del -Monte Sale F. ViilHT *• »<» *»** COMB o n w arm uoLoae Mewnw c o r n .........."ia*S m mwciy ■ £ ,." s r tf,a t "»w «*e- rae *••<•***•••••*** liC — 25c aa*d PM far 10 mla .............. % $8Ji trT T T a '■ - �4 t . ' ••; • nr . • T K .......... - - wtl^ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER . ■» « ' —Si volume Established In 1908 Washington Reports Fighting On Batan i Is Light As Fresh Jap Troops Land • Major Assault By 1 Foe Is Indicated Dutch Continue Re­ sistance At Four 1 Points In Borneo WASHINGTON. Ja*. 3«. (4V—Preadent Roosevelt sated Cm u t m * tods* lo add *8.01k.300.PC0 lo the record Navy App m ortal low Hill passed by thv Hawse. TMa would In. rreaa* IK* till to $23,991,783.- 474. ______ 4Hy As«*riil»4 P m i ) I The Dutch claimed today ' 54 'Japanese ship* have been sunk or damaged by the In­ dies forces in the first 54 . days of the Pacific war and continued resistance Jr widely separated Of the archipelagoPapon, 'Borneo oil Mlnahaaaa peninsula, . II ronttenab, , ije. 114 Km* of M athoast I Cala- haa boon light on laote In the teat 14 hlngtoa reported to- arrival' of f ru it troop* i t . the front and tba JnulBcrma [kTiiiiir wtuJii SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A , F R ID A Y . JA N U A R Y 30. 1912 Indies Forces Get (Germans Are •One Jap Ship Each & T? Acl . Day, Dutch Claim*! Admits I ffil ■S 1 . xxxm -■ Ib n tU t hand* „ 1lo,ie» ware heavy, tha U .8 . A rm y said, In flanking *t• tadk# which G a n . MacArthni-'a artillery repulsed Thuredry. The superiority of Amerlcsn artillery, b fact, haa been repeatedly demynitreted In tha fighting on Loson. On one occaalon, the big run* of both force* ipont two day* % banging a w a y a t each other, whh disastrous reaulta to tho Invader*- Look than a week aro , apparently to compensate for their artillery deficiency, the Japa ber«n abetting tha Ameri• caa force* on B atan peninsula with tho big tu n a of warship* drawn up offshore. Neaiiwhll*. President Quesnn of tho Philippine commonwealth government said In a mesaaaa made nubile Thursday by tho • W ar D epartm ent the Filipinos ware confident of final victory over Jap an and MWo shall eontlnoa to m l i t tba tn tra y with oil our might," ■y # Congressional War Decoration Given # To Florida Man WASHINGTON, Ja n . SO. Tha. not ion1* moot covstad w ar d o a n r a t t a n . tho Congressional modal o f honor,* was awardad , ^ | f p 4 lim it. Alexander V Nlninre r, J r , of Laka W orth for "tons ofa oous gallantry and Inabov* and borond tho in th a battle an hliln In Urn Phil. _______ b a rd , firs t a l It* kind M W D . j r a a mad# by h B O W t v l n M n l i an rareni MacArthar. Amartena W ar Do- M MHER 127 M ember AHSoeialcH I’rrs* Japanese Hammer At Defenders 18 Miles North Of Singapore Plan Joint E ast (.’oast Defense In Radio Speech He Does Not Know Date Of W ar’s End New Malta Boss ridwr Illy \ ••eae-talrd I'fras I , In a broadcast heard over the ] German radio today. Adolf Hit- j ler tlerlartil “Amrrica't w ar with . Japan made us free to act." and, “ now we shall *** what our Ulromts may achieve." He said he did not know “whether the war will end this year." adding “ We a r e armed ugainst everything, t from north to pouth." Adolph Hitler, with Germany's battered armies retreitin g in Rus­ sia, bitterly aaarilrd iTraklent * RBrspvelt, an<! Prime Minister J Churchill today hih! hnrknl tack ’ to his cld complaint t h u he did ; not understand why the Naris s rr (being fought. He snitl in a speech marking the ninth anniversary of his chan* ccllorship. 'We have not wished to force our system upon others: therefore we muat ask what is the fctual reason why cur system is being fought." A special German communique today relported that auhmnrincs Next Monday Set As F iv e S t a r Im aders On W estern M:il;iy;i (’«ast Are 12 e p o r t ed Hut 20 Mother Registration — ^ Miles Day For Citizens From City I i A ! 1 Aim! ints Pound Hard At British P r e c i n c t s Will Me O p en To P e rso n s J u s t R e a c h e d 121 Jilliidd Nipponese Are Fsli m a t e d In South rt O f Peninsula • C itiicnt who r«4ih«*«l th«- ......... . 21 ..net? thi* last rrgi*tiutmM nml l>i..«« im who hnvc »»••! i i-i: »**t••i to Vt>t»* Mini Jtr»- (|IIM11f Iri I til sill -•» l* i -*,h iNlr.l I’rpaal ntay n u m ter At l mintv |»ri« uul •. I ,i v . s i r s - ItnmW J. Thig|K-n. • ii| h i vin*if oi reg1 li.- Driti*h 18 i»tiation. i*t» tt’il tiNIm\ i»h*l annoimcetl that ln»okN will h« • i»»n ;il'n\, Smuap.iru in tho nt nil prcrinctn lie'll Mon<ln> ihr i.n.l tin- inva|fir«t primary will In- lit t>l on '■ -u.irmiiiK down tho ‘ M •v .*». • ! 'im.ix to thi* Sing* ’l h«* lx*ok* will he kcj*l .»t U»e i U onrrrnnjj prior to an in .p e c tl...... . tin- joint reerrt ..... Vhte-Xdm. Ralph L aath aa j irritict* for .'lo tiny* nn*l then* . .4 *w.1\ \\ itH JapanNaw - commander of Britain's — ..... * .................................... ........ ............ will Im rvluini*:! lo tin n .i- ti* be-ltagured Mediterranean fo rt­ f a 1: : ™ u l.H« |M»inuling tho vi.ar.linK, l.y .. closely cooMtn .l.d dof.n.e ami offrn .i.o o-l tioii office whcr»* they oil! !»»• kept ress of Malta is vice-admiral i O *hip» totaling 102.000 ton* M •tiller* in nil neo I It l-il the Ralph Leatham, rommandor of xinco the beginning of tho war work »y»len>. the ■■i.-trrn A tlantic m ul-iinl |.rft in right «rr lln - » in n until GO <1 y* nrioi I li l.ipano*** nti tho lbs E ast Indira station. He suc­ with the J’nitrd States. The Arnold N Kroc lad, rom m aiid., ..f ,h.- Fir-t t „ l o,. | ... , NImv fifth primary. Nil Thig|Hii «tateit. The ngistintn»ii i* f«*r * . » . , * , t . $ts.i«t are re|>orlrt| ceed* Vice-admirul Sir Wilbra- German claim adds 1J to the r .iso.t Singapore 111 ham T. K. Knnl It U believed revious announcements; the Al- I <#rn ,,uch A ,,ru m * rom m andtr of the Eastern Arn.v F .iees mu, ( the primary ami *l*o f**i tin- h»»aplace the toll at only 11 Rear Admiral Adidpuu. Andrews, •iiiionhl.-i ..f the North \tl.u *pital election on the amiiii* «late. th a t Otic of Hitler1* first new It. -.»• iitea €*iily frrt'holiln.%ran vote on the tie Nuval f . mi- t Frontier. moves will Ixt a IdiUkricg a t­ ship*. • h I. knowledgetl thn hn«pit | insu«*. Mr Thigpen -aitl. In Afric *wlftly-attackinir j hltuntioil. tack on the ixlan.l. ' • < Vidcil). aitl mlilrii' thul any pels'll v%hnj Asl* force* have routed the . . I with the cniu frechohltr mihI lint Ii-gi«ti-ni| tt.,- ..-liter ta British from the Libyan port of j K>il.11 44 aiich* rhouhl appror at thr mimi,uihi truop* inti, Bengali and th r Italians claim ! peiviaor of irgiatrution'^ i»ffwet •it. nunieroo* prisoner* and much ! t iitl arrange for the proper c l u : .^ira. .viary hi , n e stim ated war material has hern taken. firntion. Accorilm*- to tin- law. malca I'lam*. M.»«* . • *. ... ,1. Ji.pam-an T hr Berlin radio, Jubiliant | freeholder* mav r»g»«t» i .it an v lth e flag that *ir»d'i .„ 9.1,090 men) la»t n irh t with the announce i time 20 ilny* pro r to the date o f; in a five »l.n nn«ttn .I.,,, n through thn ment that the Asia fortea ha I I Itn diction. I **•»»*. all V*||| Iiltei . . i ih.. Mal«y* pen* recaptured H .nipui. announced ! The prtcinct nuiiila-iN, huntioti*! I' S Nmv n **1iv:t»i l i t . II, 13 un.I Id huv*. I t tn ii|,p<iri,-.l by tanka that Adolf Hitler had appointed tin int**4 h»r th«* thin! registration ami ir iU trn t aupet vittorn folUiw. j three m that to limit i j inut - , .... I they tacitly General Krwin Rommel, com­ the S rltitivp Service Act, . No. | —(Hfiru of \V J Thigpen;i vlrr, ami two lot tin . ■» *h»i 9 u.k-iip- r e w a a ill mander of the German Africa No. 2—Lake Menr*»r, Af-ni^tantl % ler nun l»t iween the i g»*i« of 20 1 1 .-. g i v e e v e r y I n rorp*. to the rank of field m ar­ nn.1 U t II r» rt.-r rf tin- local Supervisor. John ll.ll; | u .It t h e v tM-lieVen i t shal, sscond class.__ r f t office, stated tinlay adding, ‘ 7 —Office Ilf M J . ^ rh isp e n ;, III 1*1, - -*4 From Russia tha arm y nnran ‘»l the re.i*trata>n he««k|uurt#M1 No. 4—Plola Store, C-F. Iliitvku; « n|iok*a« .1 f »»!!*«.♦ ill be l»e led »t the corner o f 1 No. .1_0viedn • limit* l^rug Red ta r reported that the Ger­ !.. i*ivc irrouml to thQ i n , . . . i Second S| reel nud Magnolia Av. I Stole, J. A- l.ogaii; man* were ferrying reinforce» \t luinu'e for time. J a m p r«g». J r . *on of Ml tnci. „ ,|| ,11 No 7 -Chuluol.., l’o*t Office, ment.* by transport planes to the Minister < htirrhill h%a WASHINGTON. Jsn . 30.— northwestern front and th n w in 4 j and Mr*. Jame* I ngr who fo. three regrelrulmn day* from. H (Hi Viola McClelland; nf« *it einent-4 nru coin* Rod, Kldridgr — Exclusion of alien enemies in heavy reserves In a thu* far j mcrlv resided in Snt.fiini, i, now A.M. .mill P 00 j* \|, ()..Monday. I No. K—fiolden in the Army A ir Corp* at KelFtb. Hi. all while nod colored »l'»re. C. K. Kldridge; from two areas deemed vital to futile effort „to halt _ the Sov iet : . . h i ..... uiiiiou h tn llv » m i 'ey rield. Tex., training »* o n . school* ... Seminole County w ill1 No. 9—law asood. J . II. Menlek; the w ar a f f o r t was en tered |d riv e n o rth "o f Smolens'kT ♦it- » oipreine ■ffort t<> knock cadet. ’’Jimmie** bo op«-n open ffor re.*.*ir. lion*. No. Ill — l.'k e M iry, Gleason* night A ttorney. An.ii *. ...Kre. . "aviation T,,,unn caoei. Jimnne ui* .2'1. m. ikj Thureday’ _ ,ni|(ht by Attorney . • .- umekly. Ihe «|Klhc*General Biddle In the firai o f i n#L‘t win credited hv ^ o !?! I ***** of nn'* *** gradual* •! | In r. gwrd lo Ihl* registrntinn.' Slere. It- M. Gleason; I, .'III- tile defender#, on A p p ro p ria tio n Spring*,! I ll I S . . .Ilivh . . . . . .School v . —• In Governor Spr»*i..d I. Hell.ml ha* N“. II — ..iism nunl tto p t which may aoow 1Lffw , | nkin_ b ‘*r i.......... Irem- ............ Scminoie a aerie* of stops »nowiw|th Imol. .in- keeping rt*« transport* eg. , a .10i j | e rn.ploye<l liy l»>ili >issued a pr rlninalmn. Mr. Carter | Fulln* Store. A ll. tu lle r; clear G .rm .n , J .p .n r e e and Vial. | For Will . i -oly for Ihe crucial mu* tnsn 2UJ.OOO *| laMttc/ ijm cy ’sh iDrug Store mm and an® the tCity Ian nationala out of large « ee-;r„„r i_ ' . , __ , ' iur su«>rr nv | dlaciosvil. railing special attention 1 No. 12 -Fnrrr»t City, home nf tore of California and neighbor-! “" ' J " , * ' *n I Drug Co. while he lived in San t» the second .o .a g rsp h which Mr*. O. It. IMunartt; P v i k Runw a ys , ■. ■ pi io « wi re giving tho toncem* age and dale of birth. No. 12—81**1*. Marlin Stonko ing states. I !f rw rl!lll!( ^German .hipping , fl)H t0 through the Barents Sea to the .oi .iiiiiv strong support lit Thi* pi.rugri.pl. follows: "Every Store, Martin Stank..; He nuatlfied for entranre in Mr. Biddle announced that, Arctic front. F iriiil n|i)tr«»VMl ill Wii 1i' 1 • , ..n il..I area, luin.bing and of I m ile ciliten in Ihe United Stole*. , No. I I —Fern I’ark. home t h e Air Corp* after pasaimacting on tha first recommenda­ if ih WI *\ *4 %)u%rv A.1 •{•» l.g oil uhi- id of the iiush. p h y lcal a n d mental examinn Sn.1 every other n.sle perron re- (’.A. Wales; tion* of many to be made by ff - p ••,.n n stressed tne fact rkling in the coollnrnul Unltv.1 No. lb 0*crol*. • ffire of Cy- Ihf f Ml.l tHl rtifltl llt t lion* a t Carbondale, III., with u 8t*t. the W ar Department, he w ii It*, .lupi.io*,.* troop* huvo *, olher than persons except- l'ir«* Comi. nv, II.D. Haldeman, i tiii*l t t’c t :t>f| of till* ill'.' I 'll’ ' grade of 97. ordering cltlsena of thr three l.ordened tiv year* of fight* ad by Section 5 (.. I of tho SelccNn. IB lleur Ijk e . home of l»il n i i port wn» Mfinut I 1 Following completion of train live T n in in g and Serviee Act of Geo. W llui.ncll. countrlea with wham the United <i I lino.. lie slid the Im*i9*9i mt»ilt l*y r<*pi<*«riit-itia • ing a t K allr Field in Han Antn 1940, or by Section 2118 of th e' States la a t w ar to leave and I, « m - mu. *le to rmnpetw llrtltlrirlM in n t4‘lt pmi>l t •• I •< -------1 nki, he will be comnd-«tonrd * Coast Guard Auxiliary in<| Rrremain out of certain portion* of tin- iiivndeis’ i bility to *ubSutifor*! 11 iiM second lieutenant and will Iw aSan Frenetic* and lo* AnKelea. i ff ihe hind, o r to adjuBk serve Act of 1941, I* required to i f Ihr* rontm et of >1 ■*! ......... Tha effecthra data i* Feb. 24. signed to duty with the air rorp- and ahull on February III, 1942. , | mm to tin* invader*' »lmlart th«* r .\A wii* t<i |iifi\ill■■ . t ! t% in tin* niiucU'A. However* III* older brother. Wayne. i< prerent himself for, and submit At tha aama tima, he disclosed h nroxmiAtoly SFIOOU) % m<| t MU* Isabel Thursby. stats a lieutenant in the Infantry. • tt.I. !h»- Imperial* are fight* th a t S7 additional areas, all Ire* to. registration before a duly ileaWPA sbout ir.l.fMH). T hr if* • « ( o ti.inl h they iMtsslbly can# densely popelatod with enemy spaclallst In f a o d conservation, ignatrd registration officisl or In re lrb rtio n of l’re*idenl from lli*» WPA in to In* f• •. *n«• rttirirnr only under p rraj alien*, would he designated latar, urged flower g v d a n e rs to plant Sslcctive Service I w s l Board hav­ I Roosevelt'* sixtieth birthday qnni- Ih*» iMivini; of th r runway a. 1 t fruit treaa whlcb are "lovely in t ntinulnic their |>olky o t with numarooa additional sectors ing Jurisdiction m the __ area In j versary, in onler to raise funds wniil liitTKini, nvcrettirv of r. i bloom and b ear nouriihing food, # tv ir ir nni*H»ower. to be added when tha Navy Daich he ha* hi* permanent hom e., for the Fight -Infantile Paralysis ( harml'4-i of ComtiiiTcr. late i | rich in vitamin*’* when she adp a r t m . n t ’ i 'recommendation* o r In which he muy happrn % o t r j l ’uml. several oririniiatioQ.9 n« w rll|(iM |a y Whether tlii.i iiiuoimt I drrssed t h e member* of t h e come through. on th at date, if such male _____ citiirn _ « one of the school* in the city be sufficient for imvint: th, i • ■ Mr. Blddia said that several Home D a m o n * t r a Don Senior Thr Scmlnnle BaptUt A w nct» i o r o th rr m«:. pr.non on Decant-, e rr planning event# fur this eve- lunwu)* i.f .'OKU feet n il thousand German*. Japanese and County Council Wednesday at lion, nn* nf the 38 organisation- {her 31, 1911, ha* attained the nim known a> the original planItalian* ware In tha two areas the City Hall as a p art of the [of th r Florid* B aptist A»»ori:. UKh anniversary nf the day of hi* l1 t'ivir ( lull* li. Sanford inciuil- railed for runways of o.ily I ' •» * program being carried known to tha A rm y's western de­ canning' ami on hrhrunry IKth, 1912, ! ing th.- Kiwanl*. Rotary, Lions Th- iidd.il IJIK) feel on < i i under th e supervision of lion will meet a t tho First B*p birth ... Jan. 30, w j V . S'VKD.IH. Md. fense command a s No. 19 and oet list Church Sunrlay at 2:00 P ha* not atlrlned Ihe 48th aunt- uni tin- Junior Chimbx-r of runway otd.-r.-d by ih ■ Mrs. Oukla W ilton, horn* dem­ linprul John Johi It. BenrdalL it..,. A.iiAiral y en o ry of th* day of 'hia birth, Commerce, have combined thrlr WI’ V rerently. No. S3. onstration agent and chairman M. to conduct conference* on de­ and l .. .. .." I> up|V.|nled »uperintond*n8 has not heretofore been reg­ effort* l<> . have in "AllThe t.legiam from Mr. H.r. • f it. I'i.it<-.l Sinlr* N*y«l Aead* a t the nutrition division of the partm ental work and prepare a istered under the Selective T rain ­ Sanfprd" I’resblenl'* Birthday Bill, Calendar o f activities and gual* ilrirk* wa* a* follows: "Huppl.defense council. Mrs. K. D. issuine hi* dulled ing and Kervke Act ef 1940, and to be stageil in th r Armory to­ ment two airport project f- | h,-n- S«turd*y. Brownlee, publicity chairman, of tha various Sunday School, the regulations thereunder." night. Members of the Msnford $3191. ha* received of tha county, tha :R*v. W. P. final opstated today. .dmliu'_ It- ardal" former naval Garden Club, under the direction .. T hursby listed pears, Brook* stated this m im ing. tii i'e lo rresal.-nl Riawevelt waa df Mr*. O. I*. Herndon, are decor­ pm vsl." Thi* la the second year of I poach** a t good " . | uiioo-d rnrlv Ihl* month sue* ating tha Armory for th* affair. • WEST' PALM BEACH. J a n . to p lant and aha also tha Church'* promotional four Assisting th* Garden Club In dec­ J0.—(Special)—Director* of tha named tn iiatso s. b atiu , peas aa year program anti, W. P. Phillip,h o In D-remtier orating arc Ed loin*, Hohart S tate Chamber of Commerce vegetable* easily grown In thi* Secretary o f, the adult’* and ."linle-l rhief of staff to Admiral Haynes and Byrd J. Good*. Nrd Th* school fund for Seminole Smith voted yesterday to ask “ imme- vicinity nlty which o u t be canned aat- young Mop)*’* departm ents of Fin. t J. King, command*^ lit i* chairman for Setpinole disto and a n r e u i v a ” asilsUnc* Isfaetorily. the B aptist Sunday School of County now has anough money County, for tha Celebration of tho I*facta rily. ohlrf «f the Unite.! Stole* H art. from Flurlda* Conyrresmen and 8 kho * daaonatratod Seventeen peraon* completed :. dcaMoatratod practical Nashville, Tettn.. also hi* **».*• on hand to retire debts Incurred President's Birthday. A d.uird llranUII is th# 33r4 Senators fo r a drive to expand mtthoda in pntklnv ccontents of te n t M ist Florida Waite wilt tr­ fo r th* payment of leochers’ Another dance will be staged In ten-hour a.lvancc.1 course in Fir-1 superintendent' of the academy* the State1* auyar Industry with can* and dlaptefpd a collection ibe main sp e e k irt. The Rev. J. talaris* and an appruilm at* Jk.- th# C ltvT U U •oonaored 7y memye’.ter.iay r flerr, am. Mi*-. Rorr. i t Snnfurd, Fla., h* wan private capital. of p m ar red m itt, vegetable* Alvin Inman, pastor of New 090 lurpli’s, Superlntondont T. ber* of Fomlnote High School. ,, r *nf H 'n»on. their Iw tru rto r and | ,n ,d u ste d frbm the Academy ilk W. Lawton stated this morning aa toW i Tba1 reaolsUon urged that a»- and relit , haa, ___euggmwith Nell Powell as ganarel chair- {raduato r f the CO-hour Red Cro s l i t OI. f a r m s Beach B aptist Church turaneaa o f stab)* futur* con<ti- tlona la hedgottag on low and and WU!lam F, Kader of Ban with th* announcement th a t hi* man. -Commltte** assisting Nall r,r:-t Aid Methods Course, said of flea had received H M I 0 . l t Uooa be given tha su re r indus­ average Incomaa. ford, superintendent of Seminole Inciuda: Mias listen Hutchison, th|s morning. "The** men and try by tha fw rernm tnt. It wsa B aptist Sunday Schoal* will a . from th* 8tate D epartm ent of tickets and ta g s; Mack Cleveland, women are nuallfied to administer Education yesterday. ■res so tad by M. M. Frost of Jr., advsrtlsiag; Hugh Whalchel, First Akl and to teach r stand­ slat them. • T h * payment of 91M 90.S2 Jr., refreshment!; Miss Mary Ra­ ard course." Mis* ilinton dcrl-rrd. Tkmpa ami a d ^ ta d without disOfficers fat the Association The following rninplct-d the ■enting vote. , follow: .Rev. H. II- Martin of waa the second payment of that bun, chaperonoa- and MU* Shirley c u rs e : Mr*. Francis Bolx. Mrs. to b* received by Mr. Eick, decoration*. WASHINGTON. Jan. 30. (A * -• Lake Monroe ie the Aaioct*A nlcktlrdoon donated by Jo* Narwy Brock. Mr*. W_S. Brumliy. Unity of m ililirv command lit this month, ho stated, t ideal Adult Superintendent: Mr*. J.C. Cook, Mr*. Lottie A. o n win furelsh music for tha rrn tln c n td United State* w as current debt of 117,000 waa Rev, J . T. Mash bum Faster of dancers and Tha CUy Commission N.". Mrs. Watson Reg), Mis* Aline .ie-?ed ik Iov by _ R*prea*flMMK| the TtlusvIU* B aptist Church, i tw o pay m enu .totaling over hr a donated th# us* of tha hill M H ? 7 ^ r g ^ ’ HMAn r M<l h*, M ,n ' 1 Vlmon <D-Ga. >, f b l n M i yeong peeple’a assoc iatioasl ,000, will b# applied to the for .the affalh Dancing will be- »e, : i. ( T . f '“pkl,.?.r t a «M ro y[ : r »Cou*n Naval Affaire Com.w. j •uportatoodent: Mr*. Irene Devi* ro-nrdlnito the Country’. L laav lag, for th* praoont, a gin a t l!SQ o’clock and teat nntU leaving, fo, G*U Jan. JO. • • Ute Banferd po- of Dayton* Beach, intormedlat* IS 4 0 o’clock. Sw airf'M isa^K athrvn^rak • frnses *>ainst any auddanIkAOO. a _ « 09V permrrwnt aupertntandent: Frank Wright U rp lca of r f O lla a rf. juainr association II.E. Morris. Mr*. hCarla* 101,500 K illed , r* p , _ fard. prim ary ce­ lt Mr*. Who wtllat•A CHICAGO. Jno. 1 0 ^ -0 0 —ArM re^Lottte wDI be heki on Fire* Street In cMonta In tba United States WASHINGTON. Jan. Mg store fonasrly pnw d te i by klQad 10|.8«O Arm persosta. Inclsdlng •ding — I V e . ' . t o t l l . R o o s e v e lt s l | *%:>\ \ Y * 9 Style Shop .U day M terdav, WASHINGTON. Ja n . 30. (A V- P '1-# Control bill b record high’ af 40j9CO traffic deaths, Uat^year, National I’rsshlrnt Rooavvelt i* tl) v»ir» •aid* it wa* good la Safety Cs o r i f w pattod today. aid today but rfoaea't acl it in »l*eet« b lit t h a t t h * . *obm respects. II* rrrelved b irth ­ day meaaarea from Prim e Minis ‘ -i-lv ln g t? farm pricaa. —— tor Churchill, and C en tral Doug < n " e * y . Tv- mxa.ura also I# . tea MacArthar. teolght: to living easts, ha farm lire Selective Training) Registration To Take Place February 14,15, 16 Afien Enemies To Be Removed From t ^ o Vital A^eas | James Page Is “Flyihg Cadet” ornia May Soon JrC lea red**!)! Axis N a t i o n a l s P art 01 A uporl Contract Receives F i n a l Approval AtKdley*Fiei( a Extension Agent Talks On Food's, Planting Gardens Be Used n / Two Events Planned For F.D.IL’ Birthday f Baptist Association To-Have Conferences sF.enrdnirg New Rank Effective Saturday; Sugar Industry b rivel For Increase Begini^j^, «• p iv. wjll County School Fund Has $5,000 Surplus new Graduates Named Ir.'Vou wa* Bt- Advanced F irst Aid Nuvy Chairman Aska Dofcn.se Unificatiort Q t? tiry n Briefs J. G. Lathrop Gets Rook; Of Corporal Bird Houae Gohtcat Will Be Tomorrow Last Hesitantlr, Year In Acddenta MacArthur, Churchill Roosevelt Sl^ns Price Congratulate F. D.R. da-gvr bscaapa no jprie* can W ite k,n- ar to prej-eot parity. hi ' Gt v ' « • , f y-ifh t/d / eS S B H i «v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c28445d642851b10e520e1118911ba6d.pdf 8fea23e2d5e5c1975ffdbc62b90b23d5 PDF Text Text I '- - a * - - Lawrence Tfbbett Win Give Concerts AO Popular Brandy> Outstanding Dog, iytona Basketball Team May Be Favored Over Feds Here Tonight Hi-Guide, Seeks Eighth Victory ‘ ■Local cate fana hare the or- waa defeated laat week, 27* to pertonlty to aee what pfomlaea 14. i » be a bane-up basketball *nThe expected itartlng line-op eoentcr at the high school to­ tonight for the F*4a will be Dannight when the fast-sUpping UJs and Herring, forwardaj Daytona Boca come hare to tan­ Fleming, center: and Lee and gle with the feat-improving Cel­ llkka, guarda. A game between ery Feda. the B squads ef the two achoola I Bated aa perbap* the strong- will open the card at 7 :00 P. M. In regard to the context. Coach tot opponent on the Sanford schedule by Coach L. L. /Whl- McLucaa declared, "SpecUtora fey) McLocaa, tha Buca likely can forget war worriee fer rata sj a alight favoriU In to- awhile by coming oot and aeelng night’s encounUr, which will two houra of g o o d entertain­ •tort at 8:00 o'clock. However, ment We uaDaily pot o n ’* pret­ yleybig on tbalr home court and ty good gemt and tbnlght's M l ox spirit, tha Pads ara ex- ahould be better than naoal aa pealdil to go "all out” In a real Daytona undoubtedly la one of effort to Uke the measure of the beat clobe we will meet The building will be warm, and I be­ Daytona. > The local f i r e ha* copped; lieve any fan that likea baaketthree of five engagements to bail will enjoy aeelng the game." daU. They have won, lost, won, lost and won so It would seem to be In the cards that thay will bee tonight. “ If wa should lose," Coach aUted, “ It will be became ear bast Isn't good enough. The LEESBURG, Jan. 27—Soddy boys Intend to Uke this one If Groat, cenUr fielder of the gt all possible.” '.T h e rads opened their season l^eaburg baseball club, twice by licking Tavares, 10 to 12. ull-atar *eiectlon of tha Florida Xgatls, claiming an ouUUndlng State league, has been sold to •quad, took the locals 22 to 20. .got Sanford bounced back to out­ class DeLand 20 to 11. In a rough pneounter In Ocala, the F ed a went under 28 to 18. Leesburg Leesburg Sells Soddy Groat To Montgomery Gator Griddera Start Spring Drills Soon GAINESVILLE. Jan. 27. Off­ spring football prsctlca at tha University if Florida will begin Feb. 16. Head Coach Tom Llcb announced Monday. Walter Klichovltch of Turtle Grrek, Ps., on* of nine sophomorr* who Isst season eimrd • varsity Utter, has taken leave for military service. He wit a re­ serve tackle. Y o u w ill •!•*» Ilk « o u r rh lll •rt<I O l h » r •hurt iirdinl Angel’s Eat Shack PLANS FOR W P A JACKSONVILLE, Jsn. 27, </D— The Florida WPA perfected plan* Monday to place Its entire state­ wide organisation with its 22,000 employes on .v full 24-hour emer­ gency brais, equipped to serve in the event of any major disaster. feed Ave. Jest Off Geneva. |% Has Your Car Tried Reel’s New [Rocking Jack . It'd designed capeclnlly to elimintte bad squeaks j from your guto and enables us to give your ear u better lubrication Job It la eaaential for you to keep four car in good nhape, to make it laat longer. Let BS help you do thla with our rocking Jack—the only i ooo of it* kind In Seminole County. w. Atao aee ua for waahlng, waxing, Good G u l f ducts and personalized service. LONOWOOD, Jan. >7. (Special) —Hl-Colde takea the track again tomorrow night for an attempt at his eighth etaalgibt victory of the year at Benford-Orlando Kennel Club. There aeema Utile to bar his path. Scheduled to give him aa much competition ae poeaible over the b-Mth’e la Gay Hop. Gllderalaeve, Officer- Andrew, tumbling Nlde, Clentia, City Judge and Smoky Tate. The QoinieU appears to be a good secondary feature, with such entries as Flaxle B. Armed Girl, Rolls Gangster, Lucky Vicky, Real 8pry, Myrt'a Pride, Pleaiant Sue and Nadarke. o v e r n ig h t f n t h ik s r o it TUESDAY Pint Race—Polarity I flo ld tn Par I (Up A lo n e I Ix n * Mary rids 8UU College led book, etore officials to advlee music patrons to "buy early” . Inauguration of President Doak S- Campbell ef Ike atata cellege and the annual Alumnae College are slated that same week-end ee the Tlhhett concerts promise -.to be more widely at­ tended than any aver taking place S -- - n«rw. Third Race— ( I s * Naif D a lly Mila D u a b lrl llru a h lr C k ls f H lsrlar T w rritlrd u m M artanx 1 I I 4 S m oky D ads A r e P ilo t C o o tls L a d y R u es I f 7 S I I i 4 D e s e rt D s n C o o l Man M a ry f i l e s T s r y fb ls T im C C ourt O q u M t r a t i « i^ d .t u 7 l.u m b sr J srk I D s n r ln s W a rrio r i Tom W illa rd I K n ty Kid iv ! ' rr i. V V - j Zj jf n ^ * Ul REPORT No. SC s .t .v r o iu i ST.4TM PARM ER•' market PHONE 9180 In front of any pitcher, pt pitifully as, la the line e he faced e roomful of n et e preen conference, promlld ha would not lo* eg* end leave town heft dinner of the New York I writers Sunday night, wha to rocelvo a plaque for ”n oua service to bate ball oval period of years." NICK’S •‘ it .•- riVn n j 4______ . „ P ^ P P > .' - w : , v , ^ .. H e rb e rt, ife n d n a M ead. PAINT & GLASS 117 Park Art. Phone 303 OET THE THRILL D a yton . U^ V r #nL M*- Ravr/i viinitr M artha » r h w » r ia . You ere frequently judged by y6ur appeersnee. . . . Let ue keep your clothe» looking good. llO MagaotU A renno o f Picking Winners GAY KOP GILDERS LEEVE OFFICER ANDREW RAMBLING NORA CIENTU CITY JUDGE SMOKY TATE HI GUIDE GREYHOUND GU9 la en the air ever WDBO tonight at « i ! I with nil the . NO MINOBS ALLOWED . POST TIME B i l l P. M- Or Route 17 (Sanfovd Highway) at Longwood about 10 Mika South of Seafevd. TURN AT RED ARROW ■. By PAUL ROBINSON S2&& ~T M • i M V T f - -7 :t .v 7 9 v u B R 9 G. 0. STUART NJNTH RACE — 6*1« Mile ITAlJLOUr/- v -W PAINTS TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE ETTA KETT ■ PITTSBURGH O k ie and Marian V lrnlnla MeCnllaaL Ennlla, F la B o k n a n oe W ilbur CIIDon, Nanlard, r io rld a , ------------ “ “ ‘ 5riaurr R Package Store . WELCH. Defendant. oa u a a AMD v o n c a . IN T IIB NAME OP T IIE HTATE o r Fl o r id a TO: Edna W elch, w hom present address Is dnknow a but w hose la el known address la M oallrle, O eerela: YOU A R K IIEttEDY N O T iriE D and required to appenr l o a certain Bill o f Complaint filed! h r John T. W elch, aaalnal you la the tTlrcult Court o f Remlnol* Cnualr, on nr before the Ind day e f March. A. D l i l t , tha asms being Ihs Marrh llula !>ar: la default w hereof lbs said raoee w ill proceed ex parte aaalnal ro a . In said ration against you, the plain tiff sake fo r n divorce: that Ibis Ordsr ba published ro c Ibe statutory lima required by la w , In the Hanford Herald, a nawapaper o f gnneral circulation, published In Sanford. Hemlnsle County. P lorliti. at yourself , the way other people look gt you I Are your clothes neatly cleaned end pressed) BE SURE TO V l i n k y ijj EDNA THE r e s t in • WINES T-RC —VH.— Jordan, J. II., Daavar, Colo., and El Idles Heaves, Da Land. r ia . Myers. Herm an Oedea. Haines, vllle, P la . and A l l e e w l a b a r a En­ te rp r ise r u , IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES FLOSUDV JOHN T. WELCH. Plaintiff. TURNIPS— D oa Run. tte-14* "If we can mike arrangements to go by plane, we'll maka tho trip?* said Ott, "but I wouldn't Ilka to go on a boat." 8tonanam audbd that the Giants would Immadlately begin efforts to assure air transportation for tha DUPLEX AFtT I w! ; I -,* , land C asually Co. I I-I0 -4 I. . PINAL JL'DUHRNT Armour A Co o f Dataware, ta r. A. W aller t - i a - t l . DDCLARATIOB O r DOMICILE R e: W a lle r T. (lawdaouah. MAHMIAUE LICENSES B oyer. Pater, •Orlando, P la . and Opal Ellaabalh r o m a n , Orlando. er the Giants would go to Cub* for two exhibition gamee they TANo'isiVlNE*—4-1 Box Comb. I l .t t have scheduled with Uie Brooklyn fa j l . l t LOST AND FOUND FEEDS at Toifchton’saro. FOUND—Car keys. Owner may have same by Identifying at IleraId Office. ^ ^ K m AGIC DEATH ^ H L U teechet. ants, fleas, rats. LOST—Men’* brown wallet, aUn­ TouchIon Drug Co, Ph. ciled Inside. W. F. Penney*. Rewed. f W M-W ot Kt?-,, WANTED ^^^HpBfENHAGRN, Marlon Market, Plants M 1.S0. Whits USED TYPEWRITER—Mra. Bam xallow Bermuda Onion Welts, iPhone 11I-W. uo. Hroccoll M 2.00. ^ ^ ^ ■ B S m a w a r M 3.00. Ask for CHEAP ROW BOAT — BUto ■MtUjkyTlces. PrevsU and price . end particulars. Write FIs. Rev. R. M. Hankie, Beaferd, RL L Bos III. ^ ^ W iY PLANTS for tale. T. 1* •» 'OOOD HOME for deg. Inquire He COCMTY, Divoacm. (BEAL) Slants May Play Two Ball Games In C&ba K; : > • w NEW r o r iK : M A RK ET W E A K E R Cara on tra ck 1*— Core arrived IS. Ry I reck I r i a Care unloaded IS FLORIDA t CAI.IT. F l o r i d a a doa. > a a -M s. m ost­ ly s . u - a - i f r * d o a i.e t-i.7 * , m ostly i n - l . I I ; • d o a l , l l JAN. I t. 1*41 4.a«. m ostly I.40-S.T4; S doa W AR R A N TY DEEDS i .l l - t a a . m ostly L M -s.71; la d o a l.aa-S.71, m ostly 1.11-1.71; Here. T heodore P., lo Mrs. r . H, h u n t H 4u». • dot Hockey 1-11-41. I.7 J -1 M : I *»■ 1.11*1.I t ; It Doyle. K ails. In Hanford P roduc­ tion Credit Assn. 7-10.41. d o a 1.17 U : C A L jr . nr J d oa Hertlett. J. H, e| u>. ta Hsalam la l.4 t-4 .W ; 4 d o a a.7S.4Aa; t d ot, K Heanmn el us 1-17-41. l-IS : Pascal J jt-4 d o a IS'* M..ore, Celeln el uk. (o Ramson r r ilM r iv ir M p a rk 3.3<I*3.?K; llnyea 7 -1 1 -0 . Mr-Elroy. B, Kraals el ua. t s Chat. 41 llabb lll et u* l-il-4 1 . AUHKROfENT P o l l DRMII W eeka II. U.. lo W illie Selplo et FARMERS’ MARKET 8EMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS j i '■ . i zdir.- la quality and condition many p oorly blanefcfd. 4 d o a 11.74I.4S. p oorr bE aa be* l i t* : f - l d o a i.a a -i.ii, m ostly t.aa, poor­ ly blanched a 7I| la d o a /*.!*• 1 1*, poorly bfnachod I t s x X 's X.74-J.#*, p oorly blnnchrdl t.!S ; C A U f . I t " I I d o a 1.74-4.14. fa ir quality l . l e - l l l : I*" rrnlre trimmed tops, *-a doa, I.SS-1.7* Pascal I f A IS" S-7 d oa M s - The freighter Seale ffHta. e gening hole In her alde. la beached at Grrtrnora Island, New Terk barker, afUr beipg towed from the seen# of her collision with tho Soe Jseo off Atlantic City. Tho See Jaee seek and tha aurvlrara vNre Ukae U Newport News by e rcacuo vessel. No llvas ware lest la tha accident.__ . ----- MKl'KI.I.AVP.Ot a FRUIT AMD VEUNTAMLM RP.PORT I F ie ld e r i K in s P rp p y ml sales ap la I I O I A. M. , I l-u r k y T a k e r 4 M lky W *y le a . IT. 1*4* , „ I C o u rt C le r k 7 C le a r Men Pkaaea M ,*?**• ***■ I R s y M ore • C o tto n flln PMHIIIIA PRODfCTO Seventh Rare—8-t* Mil* AVCH’ A O oraA -H u Iieki. i s m I C u ra te ' S J o * W lllir ,l IIEANI4 — IIU llp r. T enderscaee. t R e a l rlr* 4 llo u n r ln e Hen I 7 .l t - l t .l U. VaL l l . l l - l l . l * 1 A rm y M a n 7 Ml** M lllon IIEETM— lh>a leu*. 7»e.|Sa 4 M lty T r lr k y I Oketnah lA H U A ltE — Ton. Bulk, fair In ter. Eighth Uses— Futurity Ill.4 e -I4 t.ia . Rad. Hor. U .l » - ui ll-lo-d . I Japp? IN orm an A m lrtw II ta. Chinese. fr t #JIM Thigpen. Pfanree W.. lo p anlle I H#d M r O «« % J eei llorliU afl CAR ROTA— lh>a Itun. t*c-t*e Ha II. Hayhkie el m g -4-II. 3 0 «r*f T J r c W KrtMit llpr. I s t l . l t I-UVUITIONAL SALE CONTRACT 4 D o u b tfu l J o h n I (-*h«tl«r O el CK.I.RHT— f 1raise. 11 1#.17.44 Meek— International Motor Truck Ninth Race—5-II MIU C K I-E R r IIK A Itm —Crate*. »L 7 »- C orp. to II. r . Treaher 11-11-41, I fla y K o p * C len tia MILL OK SALE 1 t (llld s r s ls a e s 4 C ity J u d e * c o l .f j t R i m — D oa llun. Allman. W . tV . l o C. A. Pnrlln I O fflr e r A n d r e w 7 H m oky T s l s E4MIPLANT— Ru llp r. I I J M L M 4 tla m b lln e N o r a t lll.llu M e (IliAPEPIItM T — llox U.e, t omb. Tenth R ec#-4-U Mil* I lls S P m Hae 7»e No. t I D a is y I D s r lln e '* ( lift ll- t t - H ilo* Has t*a t D on O rlsn d n 4 l>»* l-ir r ln LETTUCE— Irebera. Crt. lead. *S (I IS .II 90 fa | l.tt-| l.es, DOS. a W h lll* J e n s * I H ap p y Mlk* I Ire n * M ar I l-u rk y J o k e r dry paeb. ord. l»n DNIOfto— Dot. llun. » * e . « e Eleventh Race—ll-tt Mil* ORANdEO— Boa U.M. Comb I t .U iq l'IN IK L A m i n i Baa »*c No. * ll-tO Hags i t s I rtalle B 1 Ileal Hpry P A R H U U — D oa llun. »»«•*»« ’ I A rm ed l l lr l • M y rl'e Prlil* I R a il* l la n e e t e r t 1 'leeeent Hu* PEAS— llu llpr. Drd. to fey. II.SSlU i ' L u c k y V ic k y I N ed srk n P E PP E R *—Calif W onder. Ru H er, f i l l . Creise I l.t t . Other# Ha llp r. II *a.| l.7 l „ PCITATOBO— Red Riles. W J J o . li A*Crates I lia .I I - I S . n f r a l e a It 4 t .ll.ia . f - c r a l e e L'W t 'Mage Oomml 11.71-lt.M NF-W YORK. Jan. 27. (JPJ— la LB naan ll.S S -ll.lt Mol Ott, new manager of the New R A D inilK *— D oa Rua. tte York Giants, conferred with Preal- SPINACH— Ru llp r. Hammer T ype, lla -ll.t e 1 dent Horace Stoneham Monday HERHlr.*— Pint. 1‘ r - l l c and tattled the tangle over wheth­ HTHAW HWT POTATOE* — (SWT Hack*. lassiHed Advertisem ents n a c tiT o o t w m ir t h c i a c e it iv am d r o a in c K A v r a a r , With Race— Futurity ROY and BUCKY REED T tm BKMIVOLK Reel’s Gulf Station and PARK - j u d ic ia l P a n a la g u la R * d l M iriam M oor* 4 D r a ft e e llo y 4 P lll*b *rry Dodger*. M.lber I U » LEGAL NOTICES Foerth Bars— Futurity Fifth Race— Mils nert R o b in t Ml** H sutua O. D. F»rr»ll. +r°T Pho*. 1141 attended .numbers on the Series up until now have been the operas "Carmen" and 'Madame Butterfly" given b7 the San Carlo* Opera Company and the two concerts ty the II. S. Marine Band. Baceed Race— Futurity frtrsg Hail Dally llssbLl W s r n ln e H *dl« Itutenn J a y Its Marrn O r - ls H arper ARCADE Package Store « a A nftllrt S fllea r o n d os 7 M sryln Mlmpaon I N ord l I I V e ls n fln e 'e P e ril( I T w e n t y B u rk s 7 4 Ils s s ls B s l e r n y a t Free DtDwy TALLAl �I - :' • H H H 5VrV£w-' mm Viv. I ' "....... ■ ................. .............. ~ P P P P P f p W l P w W m Pm j - i W w W I- .* «> y , ,i , | .t'%' * v ' a w ® ® ' vC^ If *• wish b U fr**i If • * wish U 1 praoerv* tariotate t b n * ftAUmklUa priri.. b f n far « lb fc n bat* M i a* Uwg ran. tending—« , ■■•( fttbtl M l - V t f H C I M U ST. M*. PLEDGE •1 & •- - ’ r a l TO THE FLAG M -X “ I plrslfr allegiance to thr Flag >•! thr United Sintra of America. anil to tho Rrpuhlir for which it aland*. «nr Nation. imtivi«ibl#, with liberty and junlicp fur •II.’* & I AN INDEPENDENT |)AII,Y NEWSPAPER w e g 3*1 ‘ ?•»■" EntabUahcd In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1912 Heart Attack raps A re But 50 Is Fatal To Miles Away From H.M. Papworth Malayan Capital Funeral Services For Defenders Withdraw As Invaders Reach * Closest Approach In Singapore Drive Pioneer Dies * a A British spokesman aditted another withdrawal day by the Malayan de­ fenders had placed the in­ vaders in their closest ap­ proach of the drive toward C —Singapore. ^ “ Patch-work” Price Control Bill Emerges From Congress BtUck. Heavy, Bloody FightB ing Is R e p o r t e d In Vital Conflict AMwtaift* r*eu| * 78-Y ea r-O ld San­ ford Pioneer Will Be Held Tomorrow Heavy fighting was reirted in progress south of luang, 50 miles north of K Former president of the Sem­ inole County ('handier of Oimmeree ami active in numerous local civic and |»ditiral affair*. Mr. Papworth wa, 7H year* of ago and hail h r e n in failing health for sl*>ut a year. He en­ tered the hnapitnl yesterday a f­ ternoon abut 2:00 o'clock. 1 Funeral nervier, will lie held dt tho Rpiarripnl (’ hurfh tomor­ row morning *t I0:.10 o'clock, lev. Martin llram, former Holy ^roaa rector who recently l>eeame rector nf St. Andrew* In Tampa, ia expected to rondv-t the funeral ,ervice». Pallbearera will lie W. A • -fflrr. R. L. Dean, Randall Chaae, John L. Galloway, Kdwanl Higgin* and R. J. Lehman. Mr. Papwmth'a nniy survivor, besklra Mr*. Papworth are a sister and a niece who live in Lon­ don. Mr. Papworth wa, a reaident pf Sanford nt two widely »ep •ratetl period, of time. H* first earn* here in 1HH4 from Eng­ land. In 1807 he left Sanford •nd for over a quarter o f • cen­ tury w n a rureeaaful btuinem man in New Y’ork City. In 1027 he retired from hi* New York Interest* and returned to Sanford to manage th* estate of th* late M. F. Robinson. R. M. Papworth, well known 8lng*por« and Japanese bombers local rOaldeftt, died thla morning heavily attacked th# outlying at Pemald-Laughton Memorial Relea-nl by the Flrat Air Foree n Mitchell Kiehl. N. Y . .hi, Hospital after a lingering illness. #Blng*porw areas. photo ahowa the 6,788-ton tanker Coimhra aliding l>enenlh ,he wove* British communique reported lifter it wa, torpedoed by a U-baat off the New York coa.l The bloody battle* raging south of t*nker flew the flag of an allied iuiIhhi. Batu Pahat, Kluang and Merting. Tboao tbrra atratogie town* King* at either and and —te the renter of, the main high•way atretehlng SO mil** arroa* penlniula an a rough are |» #0 mile* above Singapore. LKWE3. Del, Jin. 2 8 - ( A V ( ten* along thla road that Two American tankers were tor■Ida ad & tb* Atlaatie coast <MM aland In the defense af thla laal sight and 17 sarvirars of on*, tb* 7,088-ton FrancU E. Wand feetraaa and naval hat*. »& • i, Powall, were brought ashore at the Coast Guard sutian hare bocal*™? h* w»* . member of Reds Cl^im Recapturc .ftamlull C'hasc, Ned 'bent 8:30 P.M. (EST). tb*. i Qf i?? More TOWItgL Smith, U. A. Smith Th# stfond1he* tinker wa* an- ib. 8U, Farm.,. Mark.t Board JiBat \7 ” 1 N■r» r. *.? nf Director* and wa* chairman v i v m u r e i o w n » p tfi s m i t n , K . A . S m i t h Two More U. S. Tankers Hit O ff Atlantic Coast sz '**'•** 'SSftl Milne. 7 ^ 1 0 . . , iK wn U.t a Navy spokesman bent declared: “ W* know nothing about tb* Pan Maid*. The** turvlvoV* *r* from th* Powell. MI haven’t rountad them, but I shall *ay they nupiber about 17. Thero »r* on* or two stretcher cases. W* have no fur­ ther Information. W* expect to get all th* details after wo talk to them.” , These torpedoing! brought to 10 the number o f ships reportad attacked o ff th* Atlantic coast by enemy aobmarinea within th* last two Weoka. Nlnaty-savan persona lost their lives in the eight previous attacks. * ^ fh '^ ^£hje*^£e*, °Z Z 1n .‘Mfaiifir IRegion E a rn e d -EXecMthe* 7 ?, .............. . . . built, the fleet to be erected in Ui* state. When state funds were slow In reaching her* for the construction of th* market. Mr. Papworth put up his own money to complete th# Job and wa. later reimbursed by the state. II* wax president of the San­ ford Chamber of Commerce in 1881, and when th* Seminole WASHINGTON. Jnn. 2* il* mflmtmnnry ini##* "if h# tin#* — A patch-work |iri## nmlml ii« jrntMl a )«»l» tiii«lw*r lhi>» lull u* hill fimTifvtl from u riilit**iititnM in* hat dour without any lu\t ('onirnHit late y#Htt»nl«> lhitl«*r it< hmutl itiiiia, th«* i than m * month* nft»*r I'rcwitlnit pner •tlmini'*!ritt«ir multi fit m l RiMiA«*v#lt a*kftl foi a mputiiip iiijjh for prim* uiul r*»il« whriito rurli infUtion nn.l n-iuu Ii' they threuteiietl in impetle inif mila. the wur pmicrum The Senate, after hour* of In tfenerul. the piitv level herauntic prnlratN fn»m hoth u»l\-. tween Oct. I a n d IT* of last I rate* ami critic-, approved ih«* vear would apply h* a -landaid. imeh romprtiminrtl niea-me lay a except that ct rimii faim prtnl 05 t<» 14 vtite and *ent it to act* could rite before the«e cou­ th# While limine Irola would apply Democratic R e n t ie r llarklev Relit mnxiniuiio roiihl o|teinte jumpt-tl into (he Senate debate only in tho*e area* where the for nearly an hour t«» in-i-l that armament pmtriam ha* cniMnl despite il* Imperfeetiona, "tin- 01 threatened to rni.«e mciviafe Is ii swell piece of leiri^hitton." Local ami State officiaD wttul.l Iff nai«l (hat I'tice AilminMra U* yivett a fll>l chance t.i hail (nr Leon llrmlenttut could tuibdle rent limits. Two Sanford Men January Sales At Market Will Become Aviation Cadets In Corps Show Increase Counter - ThrustlThree Local Men Of Axi s Forces Elected To B oy iop In Libya HaltediS c o u t Council« J S S S -T r . s f* ^ bodtbfag and fighting ■Ioimo. ‘swarmed dawn on tho Japanfra convoy off Endau, 22 mile* above Mertlng on tb* anaty coast. On* bomb hit an tSmemy cruiser, 12 rained on a transport, blast* rocked other big veaeele, * and machinegunner* rakad th* barge* and land(ng craft. Shore-baaed Japanese fighter* aw tnt up to challenge the British *slrmsn who tangled with them In furioaa dogfight* which sent , 12 enemy planee spinning down to destruction and crippled four BERN, Swltserland. Jen. 28. id")— Famine condlli) na In fireeee ar* u acute that 2.000 died la Athene alone K reona a slagle day and hrrnd *#IU for SIS a loaf, tee Journal He (,'eaeve reported today. ISj Aa flatH I'rpMt Sain* for (his month nt th* Slntc Kartncra* Market nn* ex nertml In hr (hr Inrtrral of nnv Hilary aincr the market pened. 11. J. I hmnn. matkrt manaircr. alated I<mIhv nod al«o nnninct»d (hnt n •felecalUm of leorgia market officiaU an I «grower* mad# an inspection tour of the local market yratednv. Vi«itingg th# larger market* in Floritla, the drlegntlon wna ahnarn though th# .^uaford mar- of the Sanford Production Credit Association, which wU] be bald —tonight at th* * 7:00 o’clock. « B* Chapman, J?S* to th* For Pacific and asserted thkr* w a r * aiz, sight or 10 American expeditionary fore** In various kmaUtlaa of tho do rid. Mach bad bran accomplished, too, be said. In briagtac about unification nf command, although not as a result of th* Roberta report .an tb* Pearl Harbor attack, which principally blamed lack o f collaboration between tbs Army and Navy for that de­ bacle. Unification began long be­ fore tb* report was issued, he laid. He indicated a* Immediate ac­ tion was likely aa a result of th* findings « f th* Roberta com■tetlon.: r ■ ~__________ . ion, w# ~ feel that ar* entitled M obaut He epate 34 Men Are Killed In Mfpe Explosion “ S f U be the eighth annual meeting of thla farmi n ' reopera lira short-term creSt orgmniaamtiaa, which makes short-term loans ' X a ^ ^ f tSSA9^ ange, Lake, Vohuia, Brevard, sad Otftoki fwintiiif Th# aaaofxatiott n*w baa » » membtra. C fM llIl |||'. ^itfUlid ?• & » w r !S a 3 F “ hsMera at the wUl be UK i l ir fr r r . tS T W k/Ur liter**** all poaalbl* food produc­ tion to meet tb* rtnulremcnta set forth bv the n*w "Food for Freedom" Program. Farmers In this country ar* to serve In the capacity of growing food aa work­ ers In Industry building w*r ma­ terials. tb* Department said. Tb* Extension Rrrrle*. th* Ag­ ricultural Adjustment Administra­ tion and tho Farm Security Administration ar* three agen*lea that •re working band In hand and trying to m**t th*** goal*. Tho Farm Security Administra­ tion Is said tn b» la a position as part of their war program tn SKR hBFm 'BffiS’SS naign with remarkabl* reeults all through th* southeast. Chickens were rairad end eggs are now beproAocad on farwu that never Colo, Jan. ing had say experlrae* in this Him. to th* VicrgrkuRural sgeneiex that tb* old aigbu af protteetJaa mast be re la- & ,&.dsiR ft r t fip d s r e fe a s s they moat do more. -Wo ar* at war and mors foad te needed at Joim Corps iShcTt ™ k#i by 5f r . |* f in m n . I aUt h*« | a jili« t # il aa #*rort*'i| (hi* group Ihrnuv'h th# i, . . . ... 1 •'•«,,i°,’ s "t'd w»*h houee* I Rami:II Ihaae. Ralph A. Smith „ „ the ra.t and we»t ,lde«. Mr. /!<'1 • V',|'ilh w#r»* vli-ftitl to j phmsn r#portrtl th# m#n aUu ‘ the Central Florida Fsecutlvr, v|.it« d the uni and rxprvs.ed ! Council. Hoy Scout* of America, th.-m.elv.-. favorably hy «%ying land Judge II II Frederick wa* u.rv "thought Sanford h o. one l.lecte .1 pre,.dent « f Ih, council „ f nn,..( , h„ v h„ , , rrl| when Rader, had Ih.lr rrn.unl fl „ u „ f th|. ,i,o ". Follow‘ mThi," m iT * l>" r" ofV " active nlf 1h‘ - Hu the. . group The r maint.-nnm-e , 7, the » _ In.nectlons, ..... ____ ... •_ .e tl 12li lo r m e u . o n ,i to g o 71 Survivors Arrive In Puerto Rico On Rescue Ship After R e i n # Torpedoed H. S. Planes Sink Enemy Transport Small Number Of Jap Troops Make Land­ ing I n Philippines S\N Jl \\. Pticrti* Rico, Jan. ?H. •*1•>—Tl»r torpedoing «»f mi rllinl •sframcr wan r« ported li» .i te.uu captain who announced rn the arrival her«* 11' aI hr hail rr<*rur<| 71 •f if- rrru and pj****cni(rr^. hut imlicrtt-n »rc ttun -V»0 prf-on- «rrr mh-inv. The re-rur »hip*M cfficcr. t attain llrPcwm of thr New York to Puerto Rico «lrnmrr. ■aid hr picked up the ■urvivor< Frida* ni*{ht. PORT ARTHUR. Tea., Jan. 2n. i-lh— |rr \ai v annoiincnl a ■uhmarinr I til hrcit ■ighlctl 1.*i milr- *oiilhra«t of I'orlararoa, Tr\„ at *1 tilt \.\l. toil- an n v la t lo ii « a 4 # i tit thi- Strait nf M.ninaar. !>*•• twi't'ii Dutch F. a a t ItnrniM anil ('I'leliM lalantl. Artleri''V.1 . Th.ir’1 .Str,‘’ '-. "r „?rn‘l,’', , “ l can* listed tho, 1 ill .«f Japwith the I’lna* of 1R.19 fruiu . • „ ■ ( th#- Army Air Curp* on Jan. 2*1. . c „| r, p,-arson i, the son of >|r nm( Mr, ,-M.ar T iv .r ,,,,,. Fletcher High Schmd and enli-i e<| n« nn nviiition cadet in tin* Army Air ror|»a mi the muiic tiny. Following completion of nr.- m , fll|fhl tIHIlli„ „ urt| < l‘ h 'l M " r ••i»nHHftf.l , ,n Hve-ilay hut tie nt Id. in1 eluding n hattle^hip. . The Dutch acknowledged tho J n |i a n e , e ocenpatmn of the Inn lied -oLt oil cent er o f ILdik I'nfi , W|.|| j. ir(., , „ llrhl.r ) an. Knet llornro, nnd porle.1 I'eurson are expected to Ire r e ­ heavy nir mid by lh<- Ispanes.* mi Kmmanuhiivni on Ihi* Sumatt i signed to a primary flight trnin Inc sehtHil. llpirn rompletion of wist mast. The War Depurtnu-nt re|.irti,-l .mateiy nine month, of , h|.y wi„ rrrrUv , hr„ the Jnpancsc landed il -malt nun.her nf troops ill Ihi- Subic Fay Air Corp, "wing," ami roinmi,aion, * , arruiui linutrnnnt. in ii m l in the Fhilippliies. Rut enemy nir nctivity wa* limitrd tn. rcmiith«- Air Curpe Iti'xrrvr. nni—nnci- flights. Thcri- is "pmc* lically nn grniiinl m-livity nil tha lliitmi prninsuln.” Giiilil American linnl«*rs In day sunk mini her Ing Japan.-s,* tran«|Mirt. set iitintlirr sfirn an I straiRlled ii cruiser »i>' IhiiiiIi slicks In s I he Htrnil nf \Hscarur. Ra-lwern Dutch Kiisl llnrnc.i era xr*r* known to have destroyed tV: ll,-r lloyil Htnvall, Jr., n nit-in- nnd Celebes l-luinl. Amcricii.s ^ hundred* of Axis machine* of all “ r, '* r'" " r? . , h c tio n d aa the recipient of t<cr of thr »rnlor clas* at Ihi- listed the lull nf Jatuinesy ships * sort* and to have killed many of^' a’‘ r "r their crews with machine-gun fire ^**T,r Beaver Award #iv»-r« ( Univt-rilly of Florida ha. vol- sunk nr lUmn^i'il in the fiveim In.Ini'; .1 untrrrrd in rla.a V-7, offierr, day battle ill 36, aa th* men abandoned thrir v e - l ^ . , * B K , bjf h'u cou,ncl1 J or W e il hides to fie* afoot In the desert... *“JrJ**’** "etvRe to b « i y - __________•__ 1■ ••' W training •rhnol, of the Unitr<l battleship. hood". The uward not only recStair. N*val ilr.erve. • lie enThe Dutch acknnwb-ilg-.il tb.* % * fPP"riunlt / ramr' irgnltea Scouting activity, but eomFLORIDA — CoRler. tonight, li.led ve.lertlav afternoon rt thr Japanese nccupitinn nf '*•» inanity Mrvice of all tfmls. Mr. with poeslbly ocatterol froxta recruiting xtalion In Gainesville •timed — out r” eynt-,e nf It.ilis k H in S ft? *“ - f t • W j Iteyera wa* .-!*« rvrleclrd a Vice- Intrrlnr of rxtrvme north por and immediately left for Jack­ Fapnn, Fast Unrnen. nnd retlon tonight. .a B e**l*n ,r **i *°UiV' ,t>< ; president of the Council. sonville fur a physical examination IHirtrd a heavy airraid hy llw GEORGIA— Colder thla after- t nd final order*. He expects to Japanese- nn Knimunnhiiveii mi » ^ T ™ tr 2 l* - r . r ‘ LlThVe ^ ° th*r ° ,n“ n l,irlu*1* » l !d t i w k i m i ^ i l b i v * noUblt ; 1 »a*# of Sanfonl, vice president; noon and tonight, with light leave for the Naval Acaarmy at the Sumatra wrst roast. reeulte achieved Monday. Dons Id A. Cheney of OrtemR., froit in trucking seclhme to­ Anrui|N<|ia in June when he com­ The frightful cost in Japanese Report* Inmeeted that tft *8 four, vM* president; K.IL Rlpuey of night. , pletes his course for s bachelor of men and ships of Ihn battle of day* » f an admittedly successful, Orlando, treasurer ami Louis W. AI.AUAM A — CoRler, frrex- science decree front the univers­ Macassar strait was dirlurrd au­ counter-advance, the troop* of i F*lter of Orlando, scout commla- ing in north with frost south ity. German General Erwin Rommel, slower. Mr. Stovall waa graduated from thoritatively last nik’ lil tn hare portion with temperature 80 to set back Japan's invasion clock 5 L ,1? S50"**1! WIURm E. Howard of DeLand Interior, near 38 on coaat to­ Seminole High School In 1938 a* and tn have put the runny fare Maaa—which they have captured, and Karl Lehmann of Montverd* 88 an honor atiaJvnt and since he night. Thla era* necessary for them to were named aa representatives on has hrrn in college, he ha* been to fare with the question o f re­ (ring up euppllee and rnoncen- tho National Council, Boy Seoul* pledged In several honorary so- vising his whole plan of south trat* their force*, but It gave the of America. . rietlrs. Among tham are: I o* Furific conquest. British an svm better opportunity; Harold V. Pare, scout executive, Revised totals up tn Wednes­ I’lrrro* tie Ouevrdo, Rpaniah fra­ N c w b to do tho earn* thing. , nr do a report showing the roUnternity; I’hl Eta Sigma; and Gam­ day, for the first three days uf A Ruasien army teg and strong i rll to have grown 9 percent during ma Sigma Kpsilon, chemistry fra­ th* 5-day-old running battle off enough \o maintain Its tactic* o f , tb# year. On Dec. 31 there srera 77 Borneo, set Japanese naval loss­ ternity. •netrelament edged forward on the CUb Pack, Scout Troop and Sea The 21-ytar-old Sanford man es at a minimum nf 11 warships wkria front last night drapitr Scoot Ship units totaling ISM wa* selected to rcetfva a lairing and 17 heavily-laden transports stiffening Gorman resistance. member*, an all tim* high. Memorial scholarship wehjch I* sunk or badly smashed. Thirteen — —... ■ — ./ ■ | Mr. McCalley waa awarded a given to members of tha Junior Japanese planes, - at least, were , rartlficat* for having completed and senior class**, who ar* out- destroyed thousands of mile*. . NQ, PLANS tha “ elemente of Scoot leaderstanding as far as grades and clti- from their lalaml home ami this. •hip" and an advanced certlfltenshlp are concerned. During It wa* itated, wa* “ only the be­ The Ilona Club .will meet hla sophomore year, he received Thursday at 12:15 P. M. at the an associate'of arts degree with ginning nf the Allied action-neccaaary to drive bark tho enemy." mal who was removed from com- ,|n,<tor *" lh« « “ «•• Valde* Hotel.______ high honor*. Uncounted, but obviously mand o f th* United States fleet, Mr. Stavrl ia tha second man on a chair* af dereliction af duty Knitting materials will not bt from Hanford jo b* accepted In enormous, wa* the number of was te San- Francisco Tuesday issued at tb* Rod Cross haad- tlw Naval officers traRiteg class. Japan*** troops who Inst their with t e anao n ced plana for thr Barters building Thursday line* Th* ether is Samuel Dlghton, who liv*a In the water* of the •tratsfojaru. rlc waterway to the heart o f Gw Ira. S. O. Chase, Jr., chairman la now an Ensign. Indie*. of that division, will bo out af W. B. Stovall Jr. Accepted In Class V-7 Naval Reserve Weather City Briefs J8S B R S d r A C 1942 Farm Prices To Stay At Fair Level t ------ Ia At Air Base Grow M HER ORLANDO. .Inn. (S|h* lil t . emit Fruiters Jacob Richter TT»r N »» i added “ Il « M and Donald K. I'eurauit of Sunnot drtrrmiiinl ithrthrr it wa■ lord have received appointment* an rnrm y <*uhmi»rinr, hut il ' im Mviution cn«li t- hi the Arnt> U p rr -u m rd it I* " 1 Air Onrpa ami have reporte.l to | Mnxwill Field. Ala., for pre lit* \*a.MiNlril l*fr* » • flight (raining couraea. it wn« (lia n l A m vr'i'u n lionilH'ra' announced here today, t adel Richter U the aoit of Imlay .-link n n ollter liig J a p . Mr. and Mra Henry Richter. II • iiiu'sc truiii*|Mirl, sot n n oth I irrmliiated vaith th# cU»« of P.t.T.t r r a fir 1 alltl -lliu lilli'il It | from Seminole Hljh Behind and I crtliapr w ith Ituillb fttii kA ill Pounlv "'cham ber off™ Commerce i P°ri»d today the Axis c o u n t e r - . * ‘ur’1" "nd ship*; the oc then around increasing he I ompnim Market «a In NwvemTwr of "> ru .t U at a stfnd.till after compHahment of mere*,mu the hike , 1-rlion and hoc'., by the ” .t h a ^ i T o r o r g a n - ! ^ " ‘ .'ln*. dl.palche. said there " L X Z H T ' *it, ’. ' " J " way of Wnorhula olid Plant waa no change In the situation. |i'.n‘* *^r devrliipment of a new City. (Ceatlawe* Oa Pag* Tkrret Th* Russian* today claimed the J 2 W e n * y Service Trslning Included in the party were I imluneo .n me pae.y were W. «. recaptur# of 79 more towns north- ‘ Wp* in ho various d.atrleU are west end anuthwest nf Musro't highlight, of the ( minril s U tathev. director of the Hurr,u uf Markets uf Georgia; J. In a *t#ady w#alwanl Uriv# mIi program for I1U2. Attrndmg Ih# market superalong Ih# wintry lln#. guttling from F’anfonl w#r#: Mr. Johnson, Jr., visor of Georgia; I- It. Usry, Th# R.A.F. nnnounceil yratrnDy I, 1 niannwr Ilf th# market nt At vait dealroction of Orman-Italian K» <»er. Mr. Smith. A. C. MaiMett m #f»grr inj nmrkri nt Alvaat (iraimcYion 01 urrman-uauan ^ R j K#la#y. |Inntn; R. Thlg|>#n. market metor vehicles ami manpower in An audionr# o f over a humtr#«t Atlanta; J. I.. Mewhat waa generally det-rribnl nt it, moat deatruclive single dsy‘« seoutrra ami their Imlie, from the ( onl. grower ntvl il#al#r at th# AtUnt:i nmik#t{ ami Dan llnrl. work on Axis columns since the **v*n countie* comprising the i s r Aararas d ■?,«*> As ■ part nf th* United Stater ! '<S?,C" * " * a*ldre*aed by D ll. •D*» a grower ami denier nt the President Roosevelt said Tues­ Deoertment r f Arriculturr’a war l.ibyxn rampsign began. Atlanta Figures ware not yet available. ' P 11/.* Matthew, Dlreeior of the Atlnntn markfle The Arrangement* are 'complete far day th* AIR** w*r* making t i- •ffort, Seminole County farmer* , . - i fight i i . o , florid* Union nt the Univerartj market D ■ni«| to he th# largext but th* British bomber* and , ... ,, (he anhual stockholders raHtlflf eeflent arc gras* In getting help ar* urged hr this dcaartment to in the win lit. County Fanners Loan Association Allies Are Getting Uraed To Increase Stockholders Will Help To Far Pacific Food Production • Meet At Mayfair M 3 5 0 Are Reported Missing After Sub Attack On Steamer U-Boat Victim's Last Moments H. M. Papworth, a prominent Sanford pioneer, died about 10:0.7 o’clock this morning at the Frrnald-Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal. The immediate mine o f hit death w n attributed to a heart -Outlying Areas Of City Bombed in* Member Associated Press TiiSI ii ton of ATLANTA, Jan. 22, IA V - Sec­ rete re Wickard said today It U th# Ndgtnent of tb* Afriraltura ~ mi rconomUti im t farm n 1842 would average parity" and a level which Congress bad established both fanners and con- J town. Th* Allocation* Board ha* lateed tb* following Urn and tub* certificate* sine* Saturday: loo Bra*., one irask tiro and tube; Ui* Standard 0(1 C o, five track tire# and two ‘track tub**; M. L Bktitty, . two aboolete ___ old southern . farm track tiro# and ubrat BUI i that price* thus envision- Kardwnra. t J. J. Wad*, tukot rv— .a -.C. 1---------- _________ ____ imi &o p^.ySglnigita aadiag tn Caograoa. Young Man Indicted F o r Slaying Slater KANSAS CITY. Jan. 28, (A V Ceorge W. Welsh, J r, 88, wsa In­ dicted by tb* countv Grand Jura on char*## of slaving and mutiI ting hi* prette 84 year old sla­ ter. Loll* Adel* Wetsk te her bedroorp last March. , Sron after tb* ateytear. th* brother told officer* bo slept on a divan tn tb* Itvtag room near ity. Baard of hit slater’s tvdraom on the night Ur* of tb* murder. Haro :» tla thrso-day Dutch recapitulation nf Japanese craft sunk or hrarily damaged: Dr ths> n» tb# Dutch Americana Total* Warship* 9 3 n Transports 7 |l) IT, Plane* 8 5 13* Former Secretary War Chosen Eni WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i ; Fra*ideal Boo*«v*lt su the Senate uvlae tho It east* abowt fiajKXkJMO * of Fitriefc J, Harter. ■ H ta tab*. m um ■t. v««5 . ^ - .1 .. --S .S -.......... M / �I %• ^ A v, ' TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA The Sanford Herald ■; t Try Want Ads ratafcltefcvtf l« If ft t r r nflrra* n r t ll The rationing of tires and tubes appears to be just RlMar nl nantmr4, f>*l«vMi 111 HaiMlIa AVenn* the beginning of a long list of commodities .customarily tMtvre* •• w«<n4 rlaaa Malltr Irtrtn IT. Ml*, ml Ik* |>M| oif.»» used by the American people which are going to be hard •I Baafsre. t-lorlCa aa4«r Ik* 1,1 to ge t , if available at all. Sugar rationing begins next •I Coagrcao ml Jlar-’fc k IH7. Shrine President Urges Members To Supoort Ball ANOTHER O LD DUTCH MASTERPIECE T I not pariah, but have rverl Jstliiy lift.—John 3:10. Floridians rro asked to contrtlute books for reading rooms at Army and Navy enmya. Millions inf book* 'are needed and moil evtryonc ha* some books about the home that now only serve to c dlecl dust but Could terva s very helpful purjiosc If made available to the boys in the Service. Look over your litrary, pick out such books as you can, and turn them over to the Victory Book Committie In your community. All Shrtncrs art urged by T. Dradford Byrd, president of tho Sanford Shrine- Club, to attend and give all possible support t’j tho President's Birthday Ball r.t ' the Armory Friday night. To ' this end the regular meeting of ” Iub, scheduled for |Shrine Club to give it their full the Shrine Club, this week, has been postponed support. If you cannot attend, purchas* a ticket anyhow and until some time in February. I "The battle Against Infantile help boost the fund with which . paralysis is one af our most to purchase ‘ an' Iron lung for ' important efforts and We mint Seminole County.” Ido our utmost to see that it gets j lh« necessary support.” declared Mr. IlyiM, who last yenr Ini th*I drive in Seminole County to ! raise funds for this purpose ' "Half o f the funds raised will remain In Seminole,” nmtinurd Mr. Hynl, "and will he added to the tidy sum raisrd last year and put aside for tho eventual ' purrhase af nn iron lung for use in this roonty. “ The President’* Diamond Ju­ bilee Birthday Ball, whirh this jrar is being sponsored by the Rotary. Kiwnnis and Linn* Clubs, •hnuld prove the outsjnnding event of the season. 1 am urging all member* of the Sanford week with coffee, tea, vanilla, and spices to follow soon. R O L I.A * n I - M B A * Such luxuries os electric refrigerators, washing machines, VAHa* GORDO* DBAS—Daslawa M naan vacuum cleaners, hair driers, radios^ silk stockings and wool sweaters will be extremely hard to find. •r m i R t m o * i i i t m 1-ajaSI* la ACtaara The decline in production, however, will bring second lip O w r l f f ---------------- ;---------_ **.!< Ow N a a lk _________________*«T1 hund goods into strong demand. Whoever thought two > M aalka_________ *113 Maatka ____________________ II.U tnonths^go that you would give your eye teeth fjr a set i r .......................... of second‘ ‘hand‘ ttires? And yet today second............... hand tires ---------------AllTear •fcllaary aatirva, r.sr<l«m*» mt are in almost as much demand as new tires were o few rtMthlloM and «s«1le»« af ••Irrlalasarafa tmr ikv pmrpmmm ml months ago. The time is not far away when second hand VaUlaa faada will Ur rbarted tmt automobiles, second hand furniture and second hand pant-, 99g«lav il t f f lli ls i fair*. lalaad Nrw«j»a*wr H#pff*f«»ta« will bo similarly desirable. !!««•• far. MprMAils Tfcw llarald la If you cannot find what you want m our stores, why Mil Una I (IrM m i ad«rrflala«. affirm ar* walafalarsl la Iki* lara- not try a little want ad In The Herald? Someone els; inn> ' HI rllfaa mt (be manlrp nllh pvla- have just what you arc looking for and have no further •Im I kfsdiiaarlrrs la l.'feleas* ssn4 W«W tarts. usc for it himself. You would be surprised what bargains .TIP llrrald la a m*mUrr mi Tke you can sometimes pick up in this manner. A little recon­ AlHflaiN I'ffse wMrk la rtclw •Ivalr PatlOfl la Ikr aar far r#- ditioning will often mako some discarded heater, electric IHiMlaatlaa af all arven dlipalrkra fan, or kitchen stove almost as good as new. irtlh N fa II mr as»| MlWntlie •radllrd la fMa m h p aad alaa And wouldn't this be a good time to go through your Ilia Iserat aria a pakllikasl krrwln. All rltkla la pikllrNllan mt aprrlal nttir or rummage clonet to see just what old things you dfaiMlrkra hrrrla mtm have on hatyl that might l>e anlvngcd? Things you con­ WEDNESDAY. JAN. 28, 19.2 sidered worthless n few months ago mny turn out to have considerable value as the days go by, if not to yourself (HULK V fclLSh r o ll T O D A Y then perhaps to someone else. See what you hnvc turk.il away in out of tho way places and if you don’t want it, IIELIEVFLH AM ) TRUSTS advertise it for sale. Cod »o loved the world, (hat he You rv y l>o able to convert some of those old thing, gave hfa only begotten Son. that whosoever Irlieveth in him ihould into hard cash. r 'Ll .WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1942 Don’t wait luo lulc lu nlarl a Stop Waste HERE AT HOME! The average Japanese family could live like a king on , wlint the average American family throws away. This, at least, is the conclusion of the Florida Advocate, which is-; sues u word of warning to Americans against wasteful- j ness mid suys “ the time may come when wo will look back ; RRMf f" to the good old days when wo were so wasteful and so ! "Is there revolt in Rome?" Why pot B»k, in place of the«e: rich." HOW IH IT HERE AT HOME? "Wastefulness Is uuc hud habit that can lx? ipilekly j How Is it going in Kauksbve? curbed," continues the Advocate, “and it must be. unless J F h it o f tho people in Ijrnn? -/S it . in the run of folk* liko you »nd |we want to feel the pinch further down the line. Slogans | Tackle tho mm .nil grin; ' l " l*'° contrary, food, of courso, will not win tho war, but i t , Whatever tho j'ob; whatever the Imight keep us from losing it. But food is ons of the most | eo». im|>ortaiit sinews of war, ns it will preserve our hculth ' &.ll!munl“.n»d wc"o. the game i. 11nd ®‘ld 'wnc nnd muscle to tho fighting forces. Healthy --------------- ny WILLIAM IUTTjo»(. 1 peoplo arc generally happy, and it’s going to take lots <<r Ctalril P ttn Writer ,ollv. '° ***lay5 morale to face the trying days ahead. FURTHER rest rutions against h a n d s o m e paintings. Having “ “ ^.iftcTd-wn' * ' * i "The department of agriculture assures us there is urattier forecasts may be made, priced some handsome paintings, To victory or defeat! 1not a food shortage 111 America today. That doesn't menu lie read Whirl: lead* Grsmlpap- Zailok Dumbhopf say* he’ll pass CBth '«ul1'1 toon,rY|we are to bo wasteful, as food supplies are dependent uism py Jenkins to aver that about 'em up and-keep the house. the only thing lie durrs any about 1*1 ! O n°«"ch farm; In each dty i many things. Fortunately tho United States is well able J the weather Is that It certainly With toll Ailh and auto tieei street! {to feed Its owii people, under ordinary conditions, but any Isn't monotonous retting scarcer and scarcer, it Uaivls and Tom nnd Grace nnd . occurrence of an extraordinary nature might wipe out presbetini lo look like tkuetk. alter lltillhy pifi. sccatdint 10 s all. will get t chante. '" Tho’* never n run they bnnr, tnt food supplies or prevent sufficient fpod from being I I I meal esperr. are just loaded Are the ones who'll Mttln the1produced. That Russian wlntse mu*t bo with Vitamin B. In IAit ta n . wo. rrairy co ld : W e 'io noticed 'll’* ’ B y t ^ k t a X te'y* who d.r.1' . >• "® going on short rations in atiunie, B Hindi lot Baton. . I l l . . nipped the sorecr of many a'Oer|this country just at the present time, but there is an no­ uas gsntral right 1st tho bud. Ja’p* Invade Borneo hrwdlloe. il's ftao to talk of how well cnslon to stop wasting food, so lot’s all Join tho ranks o f , Judging by Ibelr absurd radio j *1 ' t< * , •*. Hitler, wo read, got* angry claim* they must have raptured And God knows. Win we can, no-wasters, nnd w h e n the garbage man comos around, the Wild Man and are using hint these days whsa ‘ ha reads ref­ But only II each of us pitches In greet him with empty garbage palls." erence to hlmsslf as "snothsr a* On olDclal broadcaster, . To work like s cornered man I Napoleon.” After Moscow ho's I I I And cornered we'll be if wo I CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB "How 1* It going In HingaiMin*!" "W h fl of the Itinwlin front?" •“ WUI the Gennam land on Eng­ land's' shore "Out Somewhere benr (no brunt Of another blunt from the Jup- Last Call February First IN - . v S “ £ ? S SUNSET I n Systematic Savings for Tusca, Insurance and \ ucalions ns well ns Christmas Bills can be handled conveniently through one of our Clubs. T H E PACIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS Y O U ' R E T E L L I N G ME! I FARMERS' GAINESVILLE, Jan. 2 8 .-IA ’ ) hsK or pkuse Too Much ' In giving the "home-grown” stuff That puts th* teeth In fre* Front tho very beginning or his reign the late Knlsur 6 dom's cause— . TOO MU C H 18 BARELY of Germany was' a martinet, and could not endure to sjo R fc KNOUOHt ills officers excited oh the least bit ruffled during manettIH MITCHELL IIODOE8 vers. Old General von Meertheldt w u quite excitable, end )ni him on that account. Ono tnsss has been so good late- Wilhelm often had to reprimand t the other dsy when a day he upbraided the old man for losing his self-possess­ brought In on ad wu ion at n trying moment. t he was kidding. "If Your Majesty thlnka I am getting old," the Gen­ _.-_jlar agreement of eer- eral replied, "I beg of you to allow, me to resign." Igh Nasi officials with the "No, no I" exclaimed the Emperor. "I tell you what to that things took bad fur GsrUsds us to a high point of do. Go get yourself a young wife. She will tone down that skepticism. excitable manner." ■ I The General bowed low u he retorted, H1 beg to bo wonder If the government on payinr Florid* tugir excused. Your Majesty, A young Emperor and a young In sieves of 1500,000 wife would be more than I could poealbly «Und.”—Wall St. not to produce sugar, now Journal. there la a sugsr shortage. companies era said to bo tnsir nreduction on actho shortage of llnotaa. , there's plenty of gold Kaos they could bo mad* (onsto wonts to conduct its ' *' lion Into the surnrlse It might providing, Inquiry ig th* b to Include th* inis trillion I* not the Insists the 8*lurd*y it which U pro** to former. But U la to Hp*rata them In ’ cltiien. Midler* . have lot a word of TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ■y BUMKLL BAT Bo many appeal* for contribu­ tion* are anrountared nowaday* that the average elUson, *L hawlldorad with unaccustomed •trictkma and uncertain future, Is Inclined to classlftr the "Cele­ bration of the President's Birth­ day" ami the "Fight Infantile Paralyse" campaign os just onother drive. This (s unfortunate far It Is In Vvary sens* a defense mansurd. safeguarding both th* mili­ vll popuU tary ami civil population. .In ______ and ***to It that your communi­ ty and your nation era prepared for any emergency. Don't let Infantlia paralysis attack jpUr town or your hoc**, and And It another "Pearl Harbor".. While a number of Florid* event* hare been eanwUjf bfcauso of th* war, th* Florida Fair wOl b* bald In Tamp* Fhb. I to Id, and premia** to h* mere attractive and comprehen­ sive than over before. Nod only has th*- fwlorel govsrnmont approved m T tinusnee, they hare . Interesting ** It with large and tats i T l ^ i * !u n £ r * t o ' t £ Mbits.. Tbs’ war department r e s and woll being af tha aa* In th* Fair an opportunity to this dread disoona In '. r w tho Individual. IU paralysis I* rionii It his of nt parsons. old end young I RTL5 a L sa f l g s s X ti??n.‘Jsz sig n . The decorative scheme of s room, according to Fsctographs. should be designed around some —Florida grower* have opportun­ ity to moke a direct ami appre­ ciable contribution to food for freedom In .th* form of canned tomatoes Jt w*» declared yes­ terday by If. G. Clayton, chairman of* the Florida ‘ ” USDA War Board. HI * statement followed announcement In W a s h i n g tori •that the Secretary of Agricul­ tu re had established a minimum ! fclr price for canning tomatoes i In Florida as $1? a ton, delivery 'a t the cannery. I llong Kong is an irresular Ibroken ridge, stretching vast ,and I west about II miles for an area j ot 82 square mile*. probably hiving , nightmares about a little town csUcd Water­ loo. National Capital h First City To Have Ache lit Its Sweet Tooth By JACK STINNETT hod Mid In 1940. The United 8 tala* has an iv WASHINGTON. Jan. *8«-<Ab —The national capital waa prob­ Sraga annual consumption of 8,ably the first city in th* land t>> 600,000 tons of sugar. In 1940, t h i s stepped up to 8,900,000 gat an ache In It* sweat tooth. No sooner, hod Secretary of tons. No on* considered the InAgriculture Claude R. Wlckard create serious and there still [ com* out with his surprise ■res a generous turplus. Then In' statement that there exists * 1941, consumption Jumped 1,. potential thoriag* of ssgar than 000,000 tons ordr 1940 and by Washington housewives discov­ the end of th* y e a r , surplus ered buying restrictions at most stocks were so low they wouldn't of their grecocy stores, A howl hare fed a little cloud of fils* w e n t op Immediately charging ratll spring. Tha Philippine Ippin* source It ■“ ‘hoaralng. Ml tha grocery men with o ff and t h e Hawaiian profiteering, etc. Because This espert*not is IBte- probably cut through l e e k af tu ba rrpoalrd throughout the land. It Ls worth recording. 8«c- *hjfigrireUure official* consider y Wlckard'* nallon-wlda on- It pretty likely that that extra nounrrnicnt anticipated th* local million tons pmhssod lost year b stored la th* warehouses of attention by only a few Perhaps that’s why be mod* It dealers with a 'speculative Itch There already were restric­ or In tha aUics af consumers tion* on sugsr. These were to with • yen to leak out for their prevent hoarding, principally by future, regardless, f, what hap­ dealer* stol wholesaler*. Sine pens to th* rest of th* country. But able la certain.* smnllng there woe an ample surplus and no definite likelihood of curtail­ I* Mr. Wleksrd: Than won't ba ment of supply. It had not bare enough sugar this year to fill considered necessary area * to th* aid sugar bawl no full as In warn consumers of shortage. The ly allocated i a ImmI* of 1MB eoasontpUon. That’s where Washington's re­ howl developed illhad look population has ■ 1040. Estimate* hi mui on th* Increase ran all th* way K sS U S & l. to tore-thirds.'. Yet Washington merthanU under th* iFaSt OPM- allotment pogid gat only .iso It Is contagious Is ton and equIpmonL *n n o t ' grrelsr threat to th* Th* Department o f labor, Don-tlPO at this Urn. whoo W* portasont of Cm s m i m i Deport- advantage the ogrkuRural and hare largo concentration* In ■ of- Agriculture aad Uthre hvduslrlal rqiooresa , ot tho sotmilitary camp* and (a Uon they represent. 'Governor Holland, who has nl- H H 4 .25 for fifty .50 for fifty I.no for fifty .'.00 for fifty ;t.oo for fifty 5.00 for fifty 10.00 for fifty weeks week* shm'Kt week a weeks Week b 4%Ot?ks * I'-’ JIO 25.00 po.oo tuo.oo 150.00 260.00 000.00 THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ArroudLs up to t3.000.00 insured by Federal Dtposil Insurance Corporolkirt I ** J/f « * �Q WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28,1942 • 1 A I TH E J~) / yf j • • • Telephone 148 HERALD. SANFORD, F L O R ID A P.AC-E T H R E E Pepper Opposed To Sugar Mill Erection ^Partv For Winter Visitors Features Amusin»And interesting iwa.» o o c ia l A n d r e r s o r t a l Activities\ MRS. L U U R IN E 1IEAL, Society Editor SAN FORD tourintn and Honoring all winter visitor* Snnfnnl unci Seminole County, members of the Civic Department o f the Woman’s Club entertained witn a party in the club house last evening, featuring an amusing and interesting program, under _ kt l W b ^ N.^ ? Dt Y i n. Mr «»<• Mrs 11 K McWhorthe directum of M r s James a Memlwra of th» Junior Choir , { f anno unco tho marriage of Mr. and Mr*. J. N Robson, Moughton. o f the H n t HaptUt Church will their daucht.->. ftorls. to Brooks Jr. have returnol from a w eek', Curst* were gieeted by the m e e t at the church follow ing jj j on Suturiln). Jan. U . trip spoilt mi tin- lower East door by the o-les.es, including Prayer Meeting. for ruhcarnal*. r„ 1 Coast. T i l l KSDAY in Kissimmee , Mrs. J. W H«||, Mrs. J. II. Ray. , „ , , , ... 1 Mr*. II J. |.chnian and Mrs. H. JIcnilicra or the Baptist W . M. 1Mrs. Jones a a , married In a , 1. Uaborn Is visiting w n ,lckrr X . . unilcr tho direction o f Mr*. Iblue ,en" m '}r w,lh " h.,fh I„ ith ,„ .r mother , • C .r * ,, *3 I The evening's program opt t . J. Peterson, will s«iv (or the I *J*w,’ rc, l" ' hl l,lu' accessories. ,, llolman, in Springfield, Tenn., wllh , hr u |t l r to , he F, ‘ lied Crvuis in the morning. I The couple . » < unattended. ( if. led by M r. Chinan, after whirii The Townsend Club will meet The bride is a graduate 'of | for a short while t _ •the irurM* were welcomed by ut tho Court IJuUso for it regu- I Seminole High School and the 1 j| ,„, ... , fjixnl ell, l,' f r " ^ « _ * f ; | M r s . Hall, chairman o f ,he Clvli lar meeting at 7:.10 P. M. O range General Hospital School of j rj,'tNI|S .friin) yil(.t,on mveraUy in | I>e nient. The Christian Church will upon- Nursing in Orlumlo.fo r the post p^Lan.i ,|H. mi.l.acmcster A representative irmup o f vial* • ir a chilt supper at the church two years she tu s i een doing •holidays with her parents, Mr. and i torn from Lon^wood were pnnTroni 5:30 until H:0O P. M. pnvnte nursing in Orlando. j ( r>. [. |j pippin ippill i ent at the gathering and the FR ID A Y Mr. Jones i* form eily f r o m The Women’s L itru c of *he |j mckaon. M ips., and M at piesent Mi.«»h Virginia Kortl hn« re- I Pr***hlrnt o f the I^n^wood Tourafter I Club. M m . Carl II. WhittcCotiicrerationnl ( hurxh will have •i U tiom d «t Lonir Mand. N. Y.. I turn t timed to TstllaliaBBtM' al clnrice o f the afternoon »ew in f wilh thr Ariny A ir Corps, w h ere! 5)H'inliiitr *|h-ii a few* day’* wilh (li.r ! more, tohl o f gome o f the arilju-ssion for lliv Rul Cross in the M Jon„ wll| join him later I parent-. Mr anti Mr* C. ji vitie* o f the club, atntinc that |it bail a nit*intirrahiv o f *.12 memW o m a n s Club. .* c _ rln_ Ford. Tho N de V’ Howard Chapter * 1l**r*. rniicnuf m airea from 20 to of the U. tl. C. will meet at the Mrs. ( luuth* lli'riiibin lias f,.. HU, nnj i epre-cntinir 10 Staten alt,, and the Dominion o f Canada. 1in iii*<I from Miami where She then introduced the oldest recently undt rwmt nn rye oprrn •nnir the tonj;, "l!om»* »'• 1 bin.” to the tune o f II the |:.irw**N Mr* Moujrhton ilebwhttil In ; im lim ec with nn e*i**......... t hinio»’*u* **itle o f n.*trnm" • 'tf'lo iry . after which •* t no nt* were served. \m antitim* cry*t«l •u •»■•!• fillf.J \»ith sweet pea.* i»* I i rounded at the l»a**e wuli - . p* i- ww* pincetl upon ri'flei tor. formimr the re* *• n • fot the lace covered tet i- ,iiiii,i tnl'le ('ii each *ide 'f the •• tral arranicenient blue bur net I in rry«Viil cnndel.i •».» on* evtl of the table wa ,i«i ,t tl*|i e *il\er fiiffrc *»*r\ < t a ( ttie .tlber eiiil wna 40 in' eibt? tea i*erv»ee Vf r I R on |MMired coffee while V ’ J. I.ehimm ten The club uu* der»»ni#*-I 1* tall t*.»«kets- t»f *tar »u-o tit fei m mtei nnnirleil wiib 1j I h..-e entnving lh« t*mtv .» the -t ite** fr«*ii» which fit** w 1 «•• Mt .iit.l M i- « .1 1 1 II W ne »W »• - 1 Fat linnets '* 'I. M• .iiul Mi* F (* IF 11 .* Ct.i*.......... X II.: M ' ----------------------------i B e n e fit C a r n i v a l tioii in tin* St Frutiei'* Memorial |,,!r,n[>Tr. J^*c r*u^» Mr*. Fnn- I. 1 . II.no. ,\|t.ck*N die \ • M an.l Mr* It S Sop* • I M . im.I M« an. I Mi M l Ciaf l W hotels M» M rh s „ ,.,.n M l. William II t> ii v* ii *u.,1.1 .* il .. i.in;nr | | , S c h o o l 1 I>eljiml. i* anendlnp the mid- i**> •'*r<U hittenmre u* h aving. « , \ \ i .i:I Mra. FrJnk It. M.-cNeill waa ^l L , , , | holi«ta\ %%ith her I * * %wert and lovable |Mr*oitall- 1 1 . ‘ i, . , b o s lc s , at her home Park Av- » " Friday. Jan. .«». Iwglnnlng a ^ ' 1 “ >• „ „ * ,.r , y.' .t, Mr* tialb-.o M k .u o la*t night to membera o f 0:30 I* M Tbi* mrntval will , Mr and Mrs Thomas |*Y Mrs. 1, < Karl, president o f Pa 1 L M.l the Pilot Club at which time n o ffe r many |*o|nilar ainuaeinant*. u a m ii ’ the Sanford Tourist Club, lelnt- noitpoli* Mmn., Mi * M.t » * ■*• |y N prLint 1 , Mirh . M 1' towel shower wu.< h e l d . Th e! There will I* i-Kjth^ with Cullen Wright, Edwin f.nuiai'. i "> ,,r ' h* activities o f the Cb.tmbei Imn. |tnrt»« 1 ••*•• 1" towela, together with a pint o f 1various apecial atlrpctlona, lorf ranklin lliani.n and Jimmie | lh"» (>' m ,'» - Mi* Sa.be McWilliiiio\ hlocd pta>ma, will Ik* donatctl ty turn* tflllnjr• iram*'* and skutitic nK"' Spurtn Ohio; Mr* \ i« »J1•.1■ tho club to the Emergency Relief, on lm*kethall anti tenni* courts. Shoemaker are espeeted to ar- |^ L . 1' tonight from the U nlversi-I Th< ‘ follow ing program w a s men MinnenjYoli*. Mum t o rcKulcr dinner meeting of 1 A abort pn ^ ram will be pre-, rive tonight from the Unlytralq club waa diapenaed with nn.l fentcil in the auditorium. Hot | ty o f Morula >n Gi.lne.vllU to I P ™ " ™ A l*o, M r* Fannie M l* ■ ------1-----a t— . . . | apeiul the md-»cfiie»tei holidays ■ 1 nc ,o nk. uur ri«^ . wnun tho money used lo purchase th e , ,,0ga will b.- served, Go* h,»m, M e . Mi- 4..... . M with their parents. • ' « * " .............. . **, M1 r* A > ' f , " plasma. All leceipts will go lo help the _ __ Thomas nrnl W illinrd Connolly Gn*h?ti*. l.iver|HMtl Ntmi ' . • t During the si>clal period the (-IUM Persons wishing to In. .1 F «S f ' \ V W ill flffp r I with music by Harry I jir - West- M • - Clifford Samihostess served light refreahments; k , |,ring their T .S 3 .V ..Y Y . » » 111 V J I i e r l er of U k p Mary r,.„g,.IC,| pb 1 Pa . Mt * b»bn i • to the follow ing: ; „ „ aaates. Cb . h.ml Ohm M la. • M S e v e n C l a s s R e u n i o n s h> Mr. a m . Philip.. • M n . A 4. Hunt. « » » • !!« -S a n ford Junior High School Reunion, St Oil^enbiiv* \ N pnnied at the piano hy M l M "Monian. Mra. L. B. Ralllfr. Mra ,,, n vvt„ mW ym r h,| „ |n Mi I F. Itlnk.» < I .* * » . Maiirairt I. Davi*. TAI.I.AII ASSKE. , Jan IV R' E4 ‘•,V - l ^ Mrs. s 1 S°'v. X5lf% uTr' swelling lo this n .............. v , , j MU* riavd a Fnriru*<»n enter- Vi» . Mi** i Mrs. J.pliMeyer r lia r -, cn, '>(! ^ the ^ contribution ^ ^ hcart, of . G (S lin g ) -Seven class reunion. (hp ' wl„ , , ht. ov« 1 . Nl.i-- . Mia* Mnb*-| l place n during nf ,,«||||( „ ne” and Ol l imit). W u l i l o A l ii n it h E.S°C. Harper, Mrs J o e l’ s . ' Field,: •** lru<- Am erican, ' slated H. are slated to lake . . it _ [| I r | r Ixn l a l ',. t 111 IIIK I "YIou V* nnijul ........—*“ 1 J l r j . M. II- Smith, Mr*. W . C.| Morris, prlncipul of the the |U i .-I* , unil I." rung lo the nrrontpani N. II ihiini'comm V rick s o n , Mrs. Kate M anning,, school. from SmiftM -I «•'* * *■ 1 * A:_ 'm rn t „ f Mr. J I MrEwnn tidn .state Colleire f«»r Women. Miaa Maude Ramsey, Miss Kath- [ ____ "The 1 •' Dance of the Candy Candy. Mi Mi W K S m i t b \| r * K The clu**«> whcili will reunite, rrine Morrison, Miss Edith IlasM m itfhtoit. 'Ii 1• Fairy” wa* eaeeuteil bv Mae- IL. Mia* well n* their |M*miancnt preailem. Miss (lussic Hinton and Miss jorie Ro*»» fo fh ilrii. with m u iielln e lb*nl.' Mr* ( dent*, are a* follows: 1007, .Mr*. Beo Sirupsou. 1 1. Mr E wan 1 M. by M l * * lo*nora Whhklon. A ; Mr Su*ie Vail Riunt Britluc*. Tul- combination tap and *omr num|i, .• m l ih . i f f M r. \ ( lti!m**tac; 1012, Mr*. A^ne* l*er, ''Out in the New Mown a* MI>- II C ......... . ' l l • i l TO D AY'S IMHKiRAMS (Iranlx rry ( halker, |j|ke ( Itjr; Hay,” wa* presented by lit ll« «n. .- Smith, Mi- ( r » .4 . • C:00 Edwin i*. •I»ll 1017, Mr*. Iln/el Grimm f o i e , Ann Whitaker, ntudent o f the Mr- W 11 Rrinwoit. M i- n 0:10 (Iie>huuiid («u» Rnion lai.; 11022, l,L Mi«* n on Rniiiro, ouire. La.; lfV I Colburn Donee Studio. ... tho 8*p.mf« . Mi < ( 'b n it Is.. 1 1 - M 0:13 Carol Mur*h IliU-n Harris J a c U ^ v llle ; l l « 7 . ! im|>nl o f xu„ W l„.|.lon. R. M Bui n- M i- ( V ............ U:U0 Sp orli ltcuort»*r The Junior Past Matron, Mr*. Mrs. t orm l.a lk.«ier hacr. A con, |K, . ltlon tl> Mr,. C. \ M I'hiltpw, Mr* Il -. it’ . Mr 0:45 The World Today Stewart Ihiltnn, and Junior Mi - . la It 7.00 The Lone Run/vr :V:.r »< *> ". - w . v n « upon in . McM illrii. Mrn Rtt\ wTaat Patron, Olenn E. McKay, tine Newhiun Militier, IJtirolit, St. ilnll. M r • ll " 7:30 Kay Thonipaon & Co. John* River." was sung by mnn. Mr^ e r o honored guests at the an­ ! Neb.;t !):I7. Mra. Janice Burton Mrs. Moon- to the tune of “Su- R p . k. r. Mr* F t'omptoin. M i 8:00 L i t a Pretend nual fcaivfrt o f the II. F. Club, 1 Miller, T.lbihassee. The class o f Du v in. a m 1 M«* 8:30 l>r. ( ’Iiri«tiun , .wunnee River," accompanied by M» 'l': •let 1. which is composed o f pnst ma­ , , ,. „ ovl, Mr, I.i F»ruuM»n Moore nNo t : K Elnt.-r l » v l . uri'l H o N o . . 11M0 I.. I.I it. two-year reunion , M | tron* Of Seminole Chapter Two, Orderr o f the Eastern Star, at tho Mnsnie Temple on Monday 10:00 Glenn Miller Orchestru reunion agenerally 1 iEncli .h u i cclus, iu ng i'iirru iiy 1 « « k a A I tto year ‘ luriiiic liu* wtuivi • vrtiin g . . 10:13 iRnlUu* ljuix I’ rogruni i c pent I hi* vnculmu*. and nil nm Other guests present Included lOu'k) Marine Corps 10:15 New, of the World I o f thc»i* trip* v*a* mm rift! ajl past iiatrona o f the local ; member* share in ail tho Alum|o |c o f o 1 T'xv 11:00 New* Analysis ! the former Mi** Ji »m Kobiu«t>u chapter o f 0 . E. 8, ! nao College function*. Alunmao! 1 3 1 a t i l l H I Mr. Papworth inaiiitaim'il In The honorary Initiatory degree 11:15 Alvino Itcy Orchestru sam e III Fh'ridii diirniu (hi was conferred upon Mr. McKav 1 1 :3 0 V a u g h n M o n ru o O r c h e s t r a j f '°1 '‘'lfe 0 tl» y * Br i» th e ITrove* Social Calendor Doris McWhorter Is Wed To B. II. Jones T.U I MI ASSKK. ,l:in * « - .An I S'-, ,t.., i liiu,!,' Pepper toi.l in - -M • ih n , i t-ulny h<* nn .id I’ niUvl at ( ’ lew|3 ! P er s o n a l s • . t c a t • an \ ' lltldci •t.i«. ' . CO. 4*. d by b.imllmit lll)|> |tell•* It muckFarm «liicti Mi.npOM f* f..r 4*Ct| .» | I• ut“uco0VM M* (:ror,fr D u,,ho‘’ Junior High To Have! ♦Hot Club Donates lo emergency Ke,,c' _ ................ . ....... . “ »S ? L . resf; to*^ ■ie,,t .,t civ^i.y ; S . ’1 2 r 5 ,,‘ J S 5 t X i ^ RADIO NEWS ^Irs. Dutton, Mr. McKay Are Honored •« « “ ...... . 1W t a S S L ------ vi»*\ R.»*r f a# w bn. he*i«tr* heinj* ..n«» «»f America - f.-., I iMjite.i** • 4lit hot I'f a linn l an d l.’ eor Ki 1141.1 » -•r• ". tin Hiev attended the %nt..iv t. ' 1 r * l’ • b b ra r, O h je c l ,.f th e c a n ip m e . • Go* ta*Y 1 in the fi^ h tin ^ fo r - . L a b or S h orta g e In G erm an y R ep orted Florida Is View A cu te P resen ts Bright Out lo o k > |111 Ml tl, 1*6 l: \ v W tl /« 1 1 Mill 1 .1 1 > • b : 1 U f 11 t .V . 'It.lO • Im v . •• * 1 a ii »f 1•| >11111 *«1 o«m w 1if ,« \ 1• 7 I 1 1•« fill 'Y» * • *. t»> .t . itiol ’ 11 - («• 1•1 Milt . ••s . |}II8*|| . • , It .W .... .. *•*J ll Y\VI k«‘l • ill 1f'4*i' t l •• 1 hi-. 1 Mti|i|«t| ' ' .iv il lib 1 • »• boiir «mit . I'Niit: ( t. 1 in.!• 11"- « .«'i mnn l .<•..! 1 1 «»«bu t tv 1 ' lit* v «in.! it 1 \h F 1 \ND 1. ill N,., l Mt 1 "11 •• Ill'll III till- M-.I * 11 •at • t i n . 11 1 a k I •III bvM.-t. ,| It . ,.• i|* 1 ......... tl V'MII • ........ ..r t •• 1 1.1*1 o f V. • • ysl *'-ll, , 1-. slew , r . •ban* - pr*n'in*>i »• lb , w e e k , lb , ,i ii let *w deptu I nit ol • • pt f it wti I f i t • . • ••t pMptlllll Mil . k• iw. a n lh e t I...... . i • on**o*n I h u no (•'. 4 • •pt'CIIII OImIiimI •• Fiirph, t * i, | • • Mti \ ■ -tia liM ii i»ffu .it ,* | 1>4111a11111v* tbc |0 |l • tl.4 •. I Bid t tin I t In ' It I III p w4*11V41 b* | , • •• • I . • i If I* lilt o l 11)« wa-ak lit. ,|t * u r l i |OI| lll.i -Ml l f (Vrui !W i A % teS"c3jra: j Heart Attack ........... . t ill I cm w I'bi Vi M \ 11 m i - 1 mi*|H-Clf|i .11•••!»-• ». at1** Y f 1 • ol K in d t w kit i .m l in t ban i )ii> • v • riY'i n ilv m til CmIIIIIII 14*1.tl •••it l«t thi* M lCni hu ll of i 111* % d iM r v vy liicli |aol|iti*d i t Hi 4 YYMIll.l ,| III (III' pllttbt Phlpp*1!'" IM n»n\iltl? ill W'itllMIlt • T il l O f I ■ • G rn iiY 1 1f* l! * I. tf\'» H. M. Papworth I * Well*, ....... ■week-end a* tha inauguration of j 12:00 Union' tiews i ear« in New President Doak S. Campbell, of I I •'•« f.u i in* (ti iiiitiii* bavi* !»•• inlerest 12:05 Sign Off H'aallaaad Vr.m fmmr lias) i " ’ ■* "■ his adopted Florida State College, and the • i l H. it Mh' ii* r.illnl lip by ti*ili*r TOMORUOD'S PKOGKAMR Ixation until when marly .lit years. n a t io n u n t il May. s ta y , 11)35 w neo home. After 7 “ ^' Artiat Svriet featuring Lawrence • " f u ••itt i-a tii<I foM-iiru civilian ----1----- ' *"* 1 *- po*i(!on with liu* 40:30 Norruan Bcaxley & HI* •’*** Tibbett, Metropolitan Open* he resigned. He formerly w as; - wjll a* wumcii. At (hr Fla. Cowboy* pre-iilent or the St. .loess niv ] ; ; * » ■ " '" " l ri tiirned ).. p re -iile n t o f th e S t . -I■ •► ■ » * R iv f r W 1* " f , r "' Flar, in two different per for it iw fstim a ln l Ibitl 7:C0 Breakfast Brevities er Improvement A»sor|nii->n. me I ! b Ijjrlda to live rnances. •'ii 2.000,(HHI foreign 7:15 Up New* was instrumretal in getting -hThe officers and niemheia ..t loT im n y, |..MMI.OOo 7:55 Weather & Time Imke Shor- H-ulevnr.l e», u,l i- i 'h* Chamber of Cn.nmrrrr me and p«*rlmim I,H:C0 New* of the World In 1937 He wa* e-m-rlence.1 .r expected to alt. nd ihe fnnetnl n * mi k e f * v%h«» l)e • in p a n d 8:15 Swing Your Partner f. . . _ _ , , , Ihe htll'dlmc •na, ,ilnl tnislncs-, ervlcea in a body »•.,M wrrr not l•lnploy«*4l. for M" 8:20 . Organ Moods S a id T o B e B l e s s i n u : and .mill h*. ..... I', e g . engagt.l „ , «i i -mm will In* rclicvfil 8:15 Virginia — — IIn th» real mie business at S C h O O l I* a d l l t l C S •\itrii ulaervern *ny. 0:00 Morning Devotion* of ih o o - a n d * ol MIAMI. Jan. 28, (Speel.l)— •'“ .V1 J" . ‘ h* N" r,h the 0:15 Amerloin School of ••* ;iit* put to ’ -■ ■r ■ 100 block on I'nrk Avenue. While tha acarelty o f adequate Air Some of Mr. Papworth'a acti tdih in tv ill lint 1••i ,M‘ ' feed due to war condition* now 0:45 Up New* (h** h;i•Mb**'! abort , G ' ' ATI ANTA. (in.. .Inn. _'H (S| facing dairy and itock Interests vitiea when he llrst came here 10:00 Mantel •d lilltill | Im • , In Florida may causa considerable as a young man lncluile<l the ■is l)—17ie I'tiilrd Stoics govern* ».*ll* i w w Ii a » j tL :i• • 10:05 Mualo Room ! concern at tha moment, it will organisation of -the first military |menl. through the Kidi tal Work• .in* liiuldy •*kilbd. j vim11 • 10:10 Over Tho Back Fence I prove to be a flatting to the unit south o f Jacksonville, »rrv-1 Agensy, Is |>nyint« its wav in ulili 1 u nit are reluctant t**l ,.f 10:15 Myrt <r Marge rdiicatimnn agricultural economy o f ’ the state Ing as chief of tho local volun-j ration <J Florida's ••t job* when* juibn* Jcm, . 10:30- Stepmother In the end, according to II. I. teer Fir# Department for 11 j fucUlllr* fur children » f worker1C:15 Woman o f Courage •*»"> Moasbarger, chairman o f the new year*. and managing the San- m wartime Indtitliii's, arrordno; • fioin the G erm an• , 11:00 Mary Leo Tuytor State-wide Research Division of fonl baseball team. eU trr M. Marx, regional di i »y wI im w . i I 2 l.nno.niMi | 11:16 At Hatne With Sally Mar- the Florida Slat* Chamber of At one time, he was grand t rvetor nf HWA’s Division of In i |>>»i| m tin* Reich, ex1 i tin ‘ > Ccmmerc*. _ chaneejlor o f tho Florida Knights j fense Fuhlir Work* I YYfir prinonem. The 1 ™ In apita of tha fact that Flnr11:23 Rright Horixon . W“ ' " inh,l,,; ' r> r .m w .n l.r /.-itiMig. commenting I kta'a toil* ran produce all the “? IL ,h: 8U, a 1 ireman 11:45 Up Newa a A ..o c a - jg w d t h s l r .choc's -o,..|v taxed ,,, , nil, -Th(.rp dairy and itock feed the State lion for 10 yr«ra. II« rrautoft ttitouyn tin* •laklru mfux tn mi tin - n ^ s Temperature Bulletin needs, and at less coat than any with hi* wife, Mrs. Juna Robin- . worker* ami their families. While i.w .t L 'ltiil ii4 «il fo r w n tk i-r* 12:00 “Kata Smith Speaks ' other place In Um United States, ton Paoworth. at 318 Park Ave- -‘ hie to rare for their munnl nmiirit.ii. hr mche*." 12:15 Army Recruiting prrctlcalby all dairy feed used in ' need* and provide for natural ex12:30 Dancellmc Plosion, they have not l ceil abb*. I \(. SALEH RISK * die. 12:45 Our.Cal 8 unday af°ouc* begs ’ a W u i r ’ .ra d.h i ™ l lL‘ 7 u M . K. t o t v%lthJn thempflve*. t<» meet tlm ISM U fa Can Be Beautiful demand and havt* ronaequrntTAI.I .\IIAS8EKt Jail. 28, l/l*) i 1115 Woman In iWhlle CourUr, T wH E U M oi‘bS»*wrU raldf0r fi'tl‘ hln'• ® M? . j f j t t t k ram. bar, from ntw ly been fort*<| to rail on tho Atit<*niohilf* lirnifc taif *alr*, runWight and I f J. Lehman1:30 Bridge School of tho Air Sugar and molaxse* restriction, .Cambridge, England. H* hml (jawaafimaail f.,s I...I*■ , I / • . a ., i ^ n x m im lgr. of th , I ^ H r i ! < * ™ mncnt for he., > nlng ahead of lust ^-car both In ! 1:45 Road of U fa c-n 'b* mot by planthuf sugar ran* ------------------- — n.irni« r of plnlca sold ami revenue ??C0 Young Or. Malon* ! for stock feed, ha aaatried. E v armed forcaa for the previous WHEAT TO GREECE collected. i-trc-Jy hxvc turned f:16 Joyc# Jordan N E W A R R IV A L S rimanta have proved, be aatd. all year* and had taken an ar-1 43,125,(0)0 min U .irida's public 2:30 Tha (Joiuoergs at can* allag* la an excellent 'l l ? £ 2 . ,ni « X S h PA £ e . ' “ ln’ 1‘ LONDON. Jan. 28. 0P )-B r iu ln Jchm,', lurml. 2:45 Up New* [stock feed, and tf planted now i» * u'ut *n. hg* RVthorlird ahipment of 800(1 2:50 Jim White r will bo ready for feeding thla H* cam* to Florida with aev-; (aIa o f wheat to Greece to help 2:55 Matine* Muakat. ifalL Ha added that ka has been trml otnejr young BrUUhtn to I relhro • O irtiten *! fninim*, it w n , ^ RravatioiK in rocm t y m n 8:16 Olg* Coalho, aonga f (rawing a type which can be cot tUuuf ^ tho Inttnahro farming nvuiotineftl Tuewlry in the Ifoum? Hi - cIom i I that tmpulou* citl*»i repeatedly without replanting. It method* end citrus culture uf ,»f Common* ty Hugh Dalton, mln*| flotirLhnl in India r»,000 yrara J:S0 -Rmfn> Vi 3:45 Highway* to Jfaalth America. Mr* Papworth liked j liter of economic Welfaream 8:55 Frost Nai S 3 {Sa g g a r t a this aaetfftn and plan tad a grove. n4ar Lake Mary. Ha waa getting 4:00 Cincinnati Conservatory of Mutie good crafa until a frees* oc­ curred In 1I54-86 and ruined all 4:80 8h»f Alonjj • Landt Trio o f hi* traaa. To *av* tha trees, 4:45 Frcaa New* 6:00 Tb# Milo Twin* h* eat them down and tarred the stump* and loft them to grow 6:15 Mutiny on tha High Sea* out again.' ■1:30 Dlxl* Farm Club Sareral yoare latar Mr. Pap­ •6:45' SratUrgnod Ban Ur. and worth received - an o ffe r from — -----------------------J-H erba l . .. a aon. Mr*. A. D. Zachary a British firm in New York U w ar15.000 ^MASSACRED Mra, X . W. Bobbin* Cltr, and daeldad to accept It., Mr*. Ilarnr Townsend j io H ir k t ThU waa In 1585. Ha had al -1 Audrey Mao Ware 1 aa tha form- _ L O N DO N, J a n. 28, -U P) w e jy become w deeply itU chfil1 Tha Moacow radio qaoiad tha Ralph Winter to Florida that 54 ratumed av-) *n*F erxxn Rod Star Tuesday a* reporting that 18,000 pa drill* war* maa y c tad by the Gar Carmona m t i « l PblUva b tha Ukraine. u .y llnsky Wight, after whlcl “ a n n » women. . adjourncil for separate meeting. The hannuut tables were covered with white cloths wilh bowls of matvavtscul placed at interval* along 0t«f D nfht of flh e tables. Favors conalited of red and blue cellophane bags filled wilh mbite, topped bv miniature flaga awl ItM with m l, white and blue'ribbone. A short busineae session was ^Held by the members of tha JI. W F. Club, with Mra. R. C. Max­ well presiding, and Mrs. Dutton waa (nintlated- Into the - elulr aa a new member. Frrarut at the banque* were: _Mra. Dutton and Mr. McKay. 9gucst* o f honor, Mr*. R. V. Crenshaw. Mr*. K. J. Roulh, Mrs. O'Dk-al Croaby. Mra. J. E. Courier. Mra. E ..C . Harper. Mm . IVrlha Jenklna, Mr*. Glenit •E. McKay, Mr*. O. W. tttltejr; Mr* (^M. U T fr t, Mrs- II. K. ^Kent, i. Maxwell. Mr*. B. C. Moore, Mr*. B. W. Turner, Mr*. A. K. Shocmikar, Mr*. C. L Irwin and Mra. Maytn* Griffin of Jackaon- ( i 1r u s !J'r**r" Stock F e e d Scarcity • "»n l Ml l*«>|Mil;ir ISraiids Are Being Utilized L IUr lleliverv \ ‘ \ D i* ; i m I’ a c k a u c (I. I). Itollp til IM III V S tore Farrell. l*rop. Mdlltri V IC T O H Y s t a m p s 0 THE SCREEN'S NEWEST "MR. AND MRS" TEAM IN THE SURPRISE COMEDY HIT OE THE YLAR! 3<♦❖ ❖ ❖ DRIVE SAFELY and r v • ' T ifffU lr ^ i'-ti "• — — A « « > /. j Of Automobile Accessories Special While They Loot! V, f.S V Oo« Lout Paper Starriwy ROBERT YOUNG RUTH HUSSEY Have a Shining Clean Carl There's no “once ov«r lightly’* alniut the job we do when we.wgah your ear. F r o m headlight* to tail light *nd from top to bottom it will shine like a new M a Scott's Service Station attendant gets get* WDff when 5 through. Bring (t in today! V A bo ftil BfWJft •In Bowwm Sheldonlion*d•Simlinot > Newa, Cartoon r a ix f E X T R A ! tD STATION ST. A PARK AVENU* MARCH OK TIME PRESENTS: , “ WHEN AIR RAIDS STRIKE" 1' - -r B w -n t ITS A Valashl. U sw af- ------------------------ -----------------— L lv J J - 1 - T : Today & Thursday K If llbltf ---------------------------------------- �I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, IU 1 TUB SANFORD HERALD, ing 16 To 11, At The Hmf, 1941 Derby Camp Feds Weaken And Daytona Wins Will Ron Tonight At Kennel Club w ' ' Daytona** floe court fame jii.'je e r e d to be the merlin of *u- Tavern Outfit LONGWOOD. Jan. 28, (Special) ai.pefiority here last night ** the —Spitaenberg, 1M1 Derby chant-1CAIlUtT Kill I’MKJrm OF CKt plon 8L Petersburg, will nrob^ ''B o e s overcame a reliant strogIncreases Lead * ably at iv t ii r. t'Nirr.D ktateb go to the poat a far or Ite in g)e by Seminole High’* Celery tonlgbi'a featured race at the In Bowling Loop Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. [tv fed* to outpoint the local cage IK; team, 82 to 28. r f ', Sanford'a atubbom man-for;?• rain defame prored to be a deep {•' puxil* to the Buea during the ».* . fln t half, and with aharpthootV ; era. Jack "Butte-HlI" Herring, - Warren Danlela and Billy Flemr• ■ jng going to t o w n , the local tana (tartrd raging crip ahota Which wtra prarloualy mlaaed, end the Fetl*' lead dwindled. At the end of the third quarter, the Buea claimed a 23-20 advan­ tage, and the game was a* good a* over. Benfonl wa* handicapped by lot* of Daniel* at tha Mart of the final quarter by the per- Two league reeorda were chalked up In recent Commercial Bowl­ ing League reaulte aa the flrat placa Tavern fir# licked the aeeond place Carrmway Agency team In two out of thraa gamea to Inereaie Its lead to two full gamea. C. Dennla cracked the loop rec­ ord in an Individual high game with a great, 10-frame teore of 228. Buck Porguaon »et a new three-gime mark by knocking over a total of 638 pirn. In other matchca, St. Johna took Touchton Drug for three straight, while Lanc^Xoe*Uhte copped two of three from Emerlek Hardware and Hofmann Electric took the add game from the Celery City five. The (landings: uWhit miidf a Leader fe In Laxatives? The Tavern ___ Andy Carraway Celery City ....... Emerkk ___ __ Hofmann .....__ r, ' ■Adaptable BLACK DRAUGHT Lancs Toe*tehee Bnv ha* been a beat wiling laxative fit. Johns ____ with four generations In the Touchton Drug r,. South. This aplcy, aromatic pow3v . dot la raiy to take and you rag5*'. alato the strength to suit ybur oonel foal route end also appar­ seed#. It contains ■ tonlc-l***- ently *uff*red from lack of r$. Uv# that helps tone laty Inteat- •erv* strength. Poor passing on J Inal muscle*. That'a Important th* floor, especially In th* Ut­ KF. So next time try BLACK ter sure* or the tilt, hurt the E-; DRAUGHT! Economical,- .too: 26 Sanford cause, with Daytona Iff-’ to to dose* Just 26c. — Adv. having n noticeabU edge In Its •mooth working attack. Center Points, a Ud With an unerring aye, led t h * victor* with 14 point# aa the result of five field goeU and four suc­ cessful foul shots In four at­ tempts. Forward Scarborough followed with nln*. Doped to lose by an even wid­ er margin, the Fed* played one of their beat games. Herring and Flaming led th* attack, each In hi* laet two out* he haa shown. an Improrad performance —enough to luftify a prediction that be may aome day give HIGuide a race of It. In both of hla laet two itarte, bo haa coma from dead laat on the back atreteh to challenge the winner. With a better "break". It's gofhg to tehe mme good hound* to catch him. Orernight M r i n R1*TAbAOAB—44 LB Back. II.,4 ■I -1.^1 '— DeLand, Orlando May Join Coast League far W«dne*dey PIrat Race— Paturlty e ■*, I f I * 1)1pay Truffle 4 Mlaa Kola Troon Tate * May Keen Ilia** Up T ItmiKl. Traffic tlaldaa Pataca t Small I'nuri Third Race— i l l Mile llsal flair Dally Deablel I Clemenllaa » KWeet * a .t, I Stand Up * fteauly 4lada* , PH PI r e 1 HI Hal 4 Willi* Mil* • Dr. Kd Fourth Race— Faterltr I Lady Intae* 4 Itural Tip I Sella Harper * Twcedledee 4 Our Oa*l> . 1 King Melody 4 Klim llaaard ICmmn la.u’a Pa Fifth Keep—8-18 Mile I Court Ualllff 4 Take t'p I Lady Pard a lied Trev I ChartI* Haft t Ply Foot 4 Flaghorn S Clear fall Blxth Race— Fatarlty 1 . * Joyful Storn t Old Briar t lie l.urky I MudUy Turf 1 I'alumal 4 Natural Iloll i Hold i.— r lad J. S. Will Recruit 7,000,000 Man Army « . LONDON, Jgn. 28. W )-Unlt*d State* Ambassador John O. Winant tdld a National Dtftna* ; ainchcon today that th* United _Plaanw to recruit an Army of 7,000,000 men. "If It la necessary for tha wom­ an at America to Scrub, drive or transport or men anti-aircraft bat­ teries or pilot plane* or whaterar ala*, they will do It gladly," ha AU(n RfPAIRIHG n m ir a , a e ,g -m*mri Chief Boatawaln’a Mate Bob Filler, former Mar pitcher with the Cleve­ land Indiana,report* fbr duty at tha Norfolk, Va5 Naval Training Sta­ tion. Tha $40,000 • year baseball L E G A L N O T IC E S j b M cia l c i s c r r r o r FLORIDA IS ASD FOR *KN- six th M OLg *; llth I. tilth. *; l«th. I. T t l l.K t ll l A I 'l l lt ' IIK I’OC.TK FIIOJI IM P O R T A N T MAIHOTTS UNI.KXH O T I lK R W ia K B T A T K th I’ rlce * t|noted b e lo w cover e a l-e o o title n torn ln a'a w h o le , - a t , i n s r k - t . In le v , th e n r e , . lot q u a n tille e , f a r e na tra ck In clu d e thle m o ru ln d 'a a t r lv n l , 'a n d *11 ca re not co m p le te ly un load ed . Q u ota tion * a ra an < lold ea H eart, w a sh ed e lo c k , w ith F lo rid a In I* " c r a te * trim ., m od ten* and iw t lf. In H r r a ie s . F rlrea a re r o n f t n id I* Ihe ra n e c e at w h ich IN* b u lk o f Ih o etiirk o f * » o d m e r c h a n t. CODXTT. Coaid CUopalra Drink ■ Pearl ‘ is a iM n m r with StQBu d , Ulctr Pains?, Divosrw Alm a'll (X)I.TnSV. Plalniur. An Intriguing story of Cleo­ patra la the one where an admir­ Ll-Vr rOl.TRKV. Defendant. ORPRR OF PrSLIOATtSN er praised the beauty of two' In The Name of Tha Slate *1 of her pearl* whereupon *be Florida: • TO: Lurr Odlr**, whnae rcaldeace dropped one into a glass of win# and addreaa aa parllaularly a* and drank 1L She would hardly Thomaavill* had failed to post la haowa after dllleml search have don* this had she suffered and Inquiry, la Itaral Haul* after-eating pain*. Those w h o It* salary guarantee and there­ No. >. Mngat Oliva, North fore waa dropped automatically I era distressed with stomach or Carollaa: from th* league. Tou aro hrrrby noilried that a ulcer pains, indigestion, gas At a recent meeting, league pull for dtvove* haa been filed pains, heartburn, burning sensa­ - able quality and condition sold. asaJaai you th lha abqva etyled Mora dolallcd InformaUas on mart hr Arthur.Callr.n. and you tion, bloat end other conditions ised by excess arid ahovld try ara hereby erd»r*d I* file year written aapearaaee In Mid rauae 86e box of U d g a Tablet*. with Ik* Clerk of aaid court aa They muit help or money re­ Ike Rale Day m March. 1,11. the aama brine MPaday. March ,. 1,4,; funded. At McK*ynolds, D r u g and lo thereafter file your written Co. and drug store* everywhere. defense, tr aar. ha by law requir­ ed. And la default hereof a decree pro confceou will be catered aealnal you. Th* Sanford Herald, a nawapepey published la gaafard. Sentinels County, Florida, la heraby dealsaa lha newspaper (n which Shoplifting ba* Increased . by antedorder shall be pabllahed one* 60 percent of what It ' eras a this each week for four coaaeeallv* yrar ago. weeks. Wltaeaa my hand aa Clark sf Court aad lb* official Seal The Constitution of th* United said Ihereef, at SanfMR Semlaal* State* originally consisted o f a county. Florida, this II day sf preamable and Sevan articles. January, A. th 144>. _____ a F , MEIU4DON clerk Ctpeult Coarl * Byi A. M. m U DC, PKnVIB p. S W A N N , Altardey tor Flslnt,f& . 1 Thi* la criop, nippy weather, and it call* for a drink to warm you! Package Goods Beer & W ines Cocktails s p it t o r i b b i l i - - k. TAVERN 114 N. Park Ave. WE DELIVER* Telephone 9106 helped 2 wayel GARAGE ta k er Service HassiHed Advertisements CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED We Fill ’ All PraeeHpUan* LANEY’S DRUG STORE PH O N E 101 £ B U 8IN K 88 8ERV1CB MOVING — Have empty van Chicago aad ana from rk F«b. I. Can hoodie E T T A part lead from these ir enroots. Law rates. n h W , Loosing, FhMm K E T T rtLSTAf HKfiE LOST AND BOUND < o f Picking Winners TONIGHTS AUrSTAR FEATURE WOMEN Boms find they need only itsrt taking CARDUI 8 day* before "the time," aa directed, to rujieva periodic pain due to functional cause*. Others f i n d CARDUI, used, aa a tonic, help# stimulate appetite a n d improve digestion through the Increased flow of a fo r d Are. st 2nd 81. garirie Juice. Bo It satiate to build vp their strength and thus to relieve periodic functional MT UIOHT • dietree* such as headaches, ner­ u 9130 * Ph. 575-W vousness, cramp llka pain. Try CARDUI. Used 81 yean. —Adv. D E A T H v a ll » l t t - i .J V m n e a lr a : e e r^ l lou d * f.n.h. re e k tra ck . HI cra te * . I t " , t do*., c r e t e w a s h - , -.1. ||.It. i 'l H 'I .A V IS T A , » « - . , n r m o re I’ .H. No. I q u a lity , In - j d lv ld n a lly w t -h c l. cn rlo a d e f t*.h. e h lp n ln e (m,Int ib a e e d an d e liv e re d tuilce le e , a ll Iranap n rta lln n ch a r «e e | . u rratea, flo ld -n lle a r l. I t " . 1 .4 d o v . inoelljr I t .14. I’ aecal. t r 4, < * 1 .In*. 11*4. T f l l ’ t’ K I’ AKKIvriH tV O n T I I A V I) tVK KT) M O ND AY. JAN. I* . 1*4, T ula* t i l rratee. T o t a l 44* ern tea. add In K aturday * t t r r e le e , Hun.lnr I I I * cra te * . KH t'AIIOLK KIIII-4IKVTM Jan . i t . GET THE THRILL fight, which honor waa accorded to th* vanity. Th* Daytona B G IC DURHAM, N. C , Jan. 28, (BVBecause of the peeeSAiity that DeLand and OrUndo may tend bertha In th# Florida East Coast, baseball lean*. President W. G. Breraham o f tha National. Aaeocl-atlon of Profaaaional Baasball lean** hoe granted the** two) clubs na extension of time for, disbandment. Th* clubs were members of tha ___ Florida _State_ league, league. w>ich which wo., to have been disbanded by night of Jan. II. T h e y _____will b« given until midnight of Feb.’ 4. Branham said, and since the. East Coast loop will bold a meet-. I l a C i S lick t H ub* litlia I I'h lllp M orrla 4 J. K. W. T * ll Me T F r l« -n T in « F ir e C h ie f I K i l l , Ann a ur rhlll O t h e r ordrrat I’t lot your CRT get i a run-down conon * * bar* It com­ ply serviced at iTRAWBEIUlIg*—Plat. 14*-14* fe to' be 4olV«d before tbe new dead, POTATOES — CWT Back*. I 44-4144 line. TANulSRINHB—4-» Ba* OMk 11.4* I* I1JI TUflMIFB—Dee. Boa. 4M-44. Tt'nNIP lOULD—Da llpr. T4c-»e* TOMATtm—la-44 LO Oral*, ard t. rcy. IL4C-44A4 Lug* II.**I* LB Ckrtaa ,!.*« but or rrATte, n to o rcT * __ CORN BHKtXBD — Wklla. CWT Bags II.H -U H r v ONION* TBLLOW—44 LB Back. o N iS « l ’ , VrHrrm—4* lb a**k. 1444 POTATO CWT Baca 4LT*-H *«. * BCD CUHIf. Rad BlUa CWT iLse-iLie . POTATO— teak* Baier, I* LB . B*|u |L4* CWT Begs I4H- F A R M E R S * M A R K E T Commonly known aa a grease job, haa a most impor­ tant bearing on the life of your car. We have the best of lubrication equipment — our lubrication de­ partment is under new superviiion. Let us tubricato your car today .the way It should be. . ^ . Our aervic# department is one of the beat in San­ ford—factory trained mechanics using, special tools tnd genuine parts. 411 work guarantied.t'- NINTH RACE — 5-1S Mils • - GRAND 818 SPITZENBURO • IDA WILLARQ v LUCKY MARX EXTRA 8PXC1AL STARRY FLAG BUDDY JACK DAISY MINT *. GREYHOUND g u s U aa the air ever WDBO at NO MINORS ALLOWED P orr TIME Bill P. hL Or Boats 17 (Sanford Highway) at Loagweod about II Miles Seuth of Sanford. TURN AT BED ABBOW' * By PAUL kNCHC.'DONTTBLL] AN’CAJCHYOCt WHIN SHE r wYtsoursce.y TOGSSSVOU I -jo u r /j~ J a /V. 7^ ■■ ' tonight 8:1k with sQ tha "daps'* ear the da#a at the Sosfjwd-Or- 'fOOPBlfiWNO.V/ r •. f �FLAG "I (ilolrr allrgianre In Ihr United. Stair* of America, Rrpuhlir for »hirh il »tnn<l<>. imli, i'lblr. si l h liber I, ami |u- AN INDEPEND1 Eatabllohcd In 1008 VOLUHE SANFORD, F1.0RIDA, THUtSDAY. JANUARY 20. IIII ap Invasion r orces Continue Advance n r , . T • . • . ! __ ■> S. Said Determined T o Close Axis .Moves | W ith Nazis As Soon As Possible In Malaya Campaign • Outlook Is Dark For Singapore Defend­ ers As Foe Is But ^ 30 Miles To North 11IN DON, Jon. » — (A P) —Ih r A nti-A lb Ceramic U n tiu if newapaper. lib Zrllanf. published hrrr today <it< |hr ensxpraml** reached by A M I Hitler »nd rrrtaln element* In thr M ill high rum n i b I* "eq«lv»l*n» In an admlasio* on Ihr part of II ilIrr that ho la anabb tnrarry oa Ihr rintern (Ru»■Ian) rampslgn wllhoel Ihr rid i>r rtprrlmcrd «lraIrflata." Australians H it .... Back At Enemy m ’ , (R f I lip fall’ of would remove nne <if the grootnt barrier* to Uraeirtlc enrnny Invasion of th* Indie* and Au.traltst ■It would work trcmetwbu* hurt to <^lbe entire Allied petition. (jit ws« (ncrcaaingly plain that th* pcopl* of th* Unltgd Na­ tion* mutt prepare ttwmtclvt* for the growing po**U>IUty of very had new*. Th* p*opl» of ^diagaporo already ware *0 pre^H rrd. C*tennln*d to hold that little moated strip of cmplra to th* last, they o*v*rth*l*«j itoutly aee*pt«d th* unhappy partial Mr*ll*l betwewn that and oth*r Island poiitlona that now ar* no .^ n ore. Eingaporc, Ilka Hongkong, had b«*n prep*ml to beat off at' lack* by **a, th* tnotny had choftn tho twbtcd and eratily , B illed te rra in of tho Malayan (•penlrmiU, with Its narrow ^•oclwi and wild mounUin* and foverod awampo, upon which to beat down In a force that thua far ha* been overwhelming. , lost night. imaaMiw at the defenders with rising prcaiur* Reims applied by veteran »hocU division*. tho main Japanese force* yet itood 40-odd mile* above Singapore at th* farthest point of their tdvanc# on tho western peninsula about th* ■own of iRengit to tho south 'of Ik* earlier fighting area or Hi t nd His Driver’s License Revoked Seven c**e* were tried before Judge R. W. War* at the Jan­ uary term of County Court which ended Tuceday/ Clerk O. P. Herndon aald yesterday. Joe Roblnaon, colored waa Judged guilty by a ala-man Jury on a chart* of driving n motor vehlcle while under th* influence of intoxicating liquor and was fined |3S and eoata 'or (to dav*. Hi* driver'* Ikrnie waa rcvokril for ilx month*. The only civil eaa* on the doc­ ket waa M. 8. Wlggln* va. Junto* Kar on an action In replevin. Judg* Wary directed a wr.ll -t for Mr.. Wlgglna. On the case charring Jimmy 0. Allen with Intoxication, nolle prowqui wn* enter*!). Jimmy eolor.d, ___ . 11m au- ghta, waa ronvlc-.rsl 115 and roata or TO tt Kennedy wa* t c 1 charge of assault y, while the rase ter Lea Couch on u _____ Ing charge wa* con­ tinued. Marion T. Hayar* waa * :quitted on a charge of driving a motor vphlel* while under the Influence o f latoaicatlng liquor. Scouts To Celebrate Troop Ahniveraar}' Troop Vivo of tho Boy Scouts of 1 sponsored by the Kioh, put Tueedsy night to lano for tho celebration ttlrtotnt annlrersiry, E. Merri*. scoutmaster rradding that this troop la £ T oldest in centril Florhas DTtrridod scouting for 1 of hoya since Its organid Overland and D.K. Mr■seeded Mr. Morris as Roy.Wtniajnr I„ I . IW * Garden i •Directs orations E nem y H ard Yank, British Pilots Destroy 1it Planes Today Over Burma )> A rj l.ONDON Jam 29— (AIM — The It ............. I ( 'e m m oils, ih «in|« mu* i|i<»*i«*niing '••Ir. I hI t «•*ttrr*>»<*il rmifiilrnrr mi the r«i-**ln-| . r i he * Jr In Prinir Mini»trr Win* "l"»i Ch.« rlull nflrr he hail *•'1*1 tin* LJnilril Slates i* ilelri niinr.l in r !•»%«• with ihr Crr"«ir* h r ,i*» »ihiii as |»i«*t!»lr fh • • il- •• •* 4G4 l» U M l l*:e 11 la*. W h fii the* *llt »ki’ cltul«*tl at U*it<l rig h t i.in 2*i—( \r> — m in iv Ih |Uli hr•• In* it •li> Reverend Brooks Navy Promises To Minor Addresses, [-Talks To Kiwanis Club At Luncheon is Reports Additional Airport Extensions Approved 1n1! * j uliota M en The L*. S Asiatic Kkrl t*ng.igitl khe Nippon»•««• Fled f«»r m*wrnl m tin* Stiuit of Mu* caour. l r. S. flying f'iriiv«*«* aU.i juiitnl ih<* Japanrae bomber* wrrr active over tho hattlo area* but thr U.A.F. drove off one formation ai It approached Singapore. Some e f the first American soldiers to Ian.I with the A.E.K. The whole of thr struggle for the Paelfle — which cUrwhcre In North Ireland are shown with ammunition imurd them as they Q'\rai going badly for the Japan- Immediately went on a war footing. Thl« photo wn. trnnsmittr>l ” r»e Invader—vrat focuied upon Singapore bland, ra the lalaml by cabla from London to New York. of a great nml Imminent de. 111011, b f the action of the Brit'eh remmantl in directing Jtjjat ail dvlllana evacuate by W f l f ' # * mile-deep area In the southern o fn m it y o f Johore strait Jysl Afancitc Singapore'* twHh sheer. tjSLrvSP.,.0* i*, U o o r la lP a i M ae A rt h u i s > , ■ ; Th.- Aai« couatrr attack Ilf Libya i- ■wiugin.r in Ihr west) ind m .nU r|t Ihr ItiilDh »*bf '<xUy. indicating a poulbt* lr|v* fnr ltengaxi. Tk<- Km-ian* rliiniml a 03mi Ir ailvnnrr on th* •oulhwist front ami Ihr recapture of 90 vllUgri ami towna. .j,r Ruiminn troop* werr rvportOd pushing with auch itrrngtV f t AMaHatN The Japanettc ar;? within .10 miles of Singapore, the British admitted today, but Australians are said to be #Ktrongly counter-attacking in the central Malayan sec­ tor of Laynng - Layang. 30 mile* . above t h e Johore Strait. ■ Churchill (id s Vote OI‘ Confidence By Mouse Of Commons A f t e r Statement Where 11. S. Sank Ten Japanese A.E.F. Ready For Nazis N ippon Bombers Are Active O v e r All R a t t l e Locations Member Associated I’ ren* Group Addressed On from • point Jytt r»»rthoo*k . Subject, “LI v i n g M . H *s - w hl^U -. th r^ C v cou th V Under T.o ji i>4-0 n” it th* Clrenakan hemp »vlend­ ing of tien. A i l » io n c in n uite wie u n i - 1 ^ . mg that "fondamentiilli-. :.h mobile coltmn* w*re engugIn" the enemy, and nritl*h p»- Z* '*.’?.rry, 011 .elves t.i denth." ind had penetratedIt well to {{•*'•"• 1I*. Itiooks of the First I’hur. h addressed the the »uth. "f^ lM I. on the sohjeet of Roluch I* Shout 30 mile. Iw- Living" Under 11 Tenskin” yesterlow the Bi1ti*h-held port s»f , lw a.mn »t ih- Voider Hotel. tlrnga*l. “ Worrv. p.-i 0a|>«, rouse* more Rommel ha* l>e*n held in pr»e- ,|eath* than any nther one tic-ally tho »»mo area for two | in an age of speeil-day*. autns— nlljilnnes — radio*, tends to Increase tl.e living pat*. “ We are living in an alums. nh#n« of strain and tension, in lenilfied 11v war lli-rently 111 the «tat* of New York, it was n-. Itortrd that n sliuly show* one •>Ot .of e—rv !TJ lonind* -v|l| go to a hspital ».*>ner or later ns a nervti* ontleni who may never recover,’' he added. “ Every normal man needs four things.” Rev. Ilrtxik* stated, "work; recreatk.n — whole*mue olav, not dluioallnn: r-dlgioos faith— he mirt have it for till* world; nml p se"»e of humor.” The program was ai ranged by Henry McLnulin. Neil Smith was voted jo memIwnhlp in the rluli. It was an­ nounced that Kiwanian* are to moot with the Kev Club at the high rchool on Frh. II, and on announrement *!*» w*i made roncornlng Ihe Joint Kiwanl*. Rotary and Leolon* dan-« Frbl»v nhrht at th* Armory. Th* club* wll| dffrav thr rtp<-n«e* of lin­ dane* and the entire amount roller ted from tirket ■*'•« will to Ih* Infantile Paralyai* Komi. Ouest* al iHe luncheon meet­ ing were Nml Smith. Cant. ' lavil WmxU nf th* Salvation Johnny How*. Tom McCray. George Eugene Franklin. A~,'-r- Army ami Char)** Park* of the *nn Bradley, John Dantl* Riley. Key Clrb. Harry KtuMI enterGeorge Joeeph, WlUla Young, lalnad member* with hi* rendi­ Eddie Lee Andrews, Georg* J. tion of patriotic piano (election*. Johnson, Wesley Jackson, Pres­ ton Wetaog, Do*a Button John­ nie Adkins, Esther Loo Hender­ son, John fL , Connor, Preston Brooker WUJhuns, Harry Turner, Joo Henry OaVia, Aria Bmlth, WASHINGTON. „ro—ow , William K. Jones, Jim Brown, Ernest Harris, Msnroo Pitta, -latarior 8»:r»tsry Ickes said Psrter Jan***. Eabsrt Miksn*. today the petroleum situation In Goonor MIUhelL Qosrgs Wilson. tku East, wbers ratioalng was WIRio HalL William Brown. Ed­ Insucu d last summer, was “ tight ward WaUsa, ChariIs Whlu. sad trotting tighter" as a result Julluo Oatlov,’ Nary Jaseph of skip tanker sinkings ami dt*OtaIons of such vtseols to war Brown, oil at Sanford. Alto, Eddlo Leo Hllson of m . who also Is petroleum Oviedo, Hsary Graham af Bran­ Huator, dsdined to proford, notary Gotkor of Lakeany forthcoming gasline Mad, iWsDooo VaraoB Vaagbn of itajr but Indicated ho might Laurel Dol. Lucas WITUam* of XI kla proposal to buiid ’an AIMny, O a . Waller W «tk of 00,000 pipslino from T i n t Oviedo, William MtConico. Cran- Fuel Said Scarce Due To Tanker Sinkings [car Jersey. WASHINGTON. J*»« 2*» ( AP) — PrMiilrnl Franklin II. ItfMurvrti nprrU In ilirlurrtl I «»k \t» llie In- | nitnl t* iirn «n n .il Ihe f a r in a * •%! *n l in t ' a r r r g lili«p in M n n il.i M.i\ It n l lir n t c s llr t l iiftMii lit r uii** I m l i i I i M ir r r r u lr r !•» Ih»* l.i |»,i nrm«* rn t v it ta iu lrr m i | iim r The |*;»*rh t i l l in i im l u U l e I h r Ja |U in * ‘ r ri- i»*i*i| any r r n l'. Stulrw ill* %•*•••lieir.l I'oaal T h e a rtillery o f tie n c ra l Dniiglaa M ar A r iln n '.t du ra .bit) little u im y in the P h il­ ip p in e s ' lias Im W trrt heavy* losses anil plnvetl liav.ie w ltit ■lapanes • in fa n tr y plu n ges at (it s flank*, th e W a r D epart1 nielli re|Nirte<l tod ay in a v <> ni m 11 n i i| 11 e u hu ll also 1raised to at least :!8 tin* iiiniil—r of enemy -l.ip. ninh or tluiooui’.l in tin* Ma.*n-mi Strait., ; From Huti;i ...n, Itiirnm. the -hiiip hooting Vauk. e and III It I'll ..... . |ll|.l|. M||.e,| out 11 .lii|<:ini'.e figlilei |il.iee .wre|i over the r loin I.I.-.k r. | Kangmoi j ari a tHis nftern.ooi, .1.-.Iroyiiig |at l.'ii— t LI en.-iav eliuies and |H...ilily four more, without lo-a 1in their own >i|ii:i.li >0. I The .1a1'UMe.e luiiiohel a two. ui.iitge.l drive lotbiv 101 I'.uit-iauak. the chief rilv on th" raa.t of llut.h |I..rii.-i.. i n miles louih uf Itiiluvia, Sea* I horne |nv(*ien f.» • . fiiaded in irll Ihr nation b> radio iHnut *k<* p n u r t u of Ihr Dir tf* furl* arnund Frh. 22. Thr IVMlo IhtOMi Imiat »»iil kt that llmr ' It U nullr iH»*e«aie Mr hr mill hair lhin.*« o ' im|n»rlanrr In Mai." I IVimiiuhnl, s.’i mile, u.irlb ,11 j Pmiliiinnk The lliileh riillltit.ie llu. rt'.i.. |lance mar Ke11d.nl. 111 i . I . U . , , mill al Itnlnkixiiian, ,m,| „,| ,„irt 'on east Ih.riuM, Ao'lrullati Hunilieri Mejreii a •llris t hit on one, and 11 near hit on a second Jainnc* *'ii-i 'a an StudentH Write To FDR On Birthday Some inn tearher* and stu­ dent* of the rommrrrinl depart, ment of the Sanford Vocational School have written n letter ronKratulnting President Roo*evelt on hi* sixtirlh birthday signed by rorh nf them. Mra. It. C. Maxwell, principal. said this morning. Tho letter, typed on patriotic itatlonrrv, ful|owa: "Sir, T h e eommerrial departmrnt of the Vocational School of Sanford. Fla., extend* to you, on your *lxtl*th birthday, warm greet­ ing* and l>*it wlshe* for ‘many hannv return* of th* day.* “ Along with oil of our fellow Americans, w« appreciate the atoiik ni It iliaii|. v „ U(|i*|n. From llntni in, Jupniume forc­ es driving down the West roa«t (of II01 ne.1 11ml the Japanese invnsion fleet In the Mneattar Strait iippenrrd to hi* rleoriug of th<- u*»ociatlon Including .luhn MriM-h. hr., JJ. Holly, C.IL Clont* an-l t’ Tt. lay o f Oviedo; alio lhioffice prr.onncl: J.R. Duviilion uf Urlanilu, *rcrclary and trvxaurrr; J.K.. Duke, a*sistanl secretarythrsiurrr; Mis* Pauline Wlllink. Lookkertwr and Miss l»ui*c (iile* Accepted By United States Army Air Corps Reopening Of Pearl Papworth Funeral Services Are Held Harbor Case Refused WASHINGTOM. Jan. —Th# Hon# Naval Affair* Commlttee refusod today hy a vote of 14 to 0 to undartako a supnlementarv enngra**lon*l lonulry Into ih* Poori Harbor dlaaiUr. ruiBON FARM HIK'.AR T A I.T A IIA M E E . Jan. 10—'AT —8event»-)|v* *ero* of rnwrar e-.no at Um Ball* fll««U nrl---i farm mar bo eonvortad Into 400,. PTO pound- of anwa» to eupnly need* of Biota Imtltutiona for noorly * rssr- ■■_________ __ rrv T M O P « THAN CAR Honed, a u*ed so* *'•1' Funeral service* fnr ||. M. Papworth werr held thi* morn Inv at 10 30 o’clock at th* lloly Cro** Epiacopel Church ami burial followed ot th* Lokevlew Cemetery. Several hundred per­ sons wtro in ottendsne* and numemua floral offaringa werr mad# by friend* In honor of the 78-yror-old pioneer of Bon ford who dlod yeaterday of o heart attack. Tor. Martin Bram of the B t Andrew* Church In Tampa condie-ted the **rvlc*a. Pallbearers were John Gallo­ way. W. A . Ltfffar. IL L- Dean. Bandall Chat*. Edward Hlgwin* end IL J . I«hman, Mrs- Roy W e a th e r Byaie* played tho organ at tho sorvlct and tho choir wo* »*ai•UJIIint — (Vo'lnred n nosed or K tk A . M. Philip*, m U w I t H no*«IMHlv of I froes* M. Armltago and Mrs. T. scattered fr*et Interior north central pertlons tonight. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1942 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 28, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d6c29179b7da6d41b653563d3be8fc0b.pdf c55f247f65b6661a9e0a7d2b7586571b PDF Text Text \ t 1M •f1 MONPAT. JAWPAOT t l , 1X». HERALD. FKDEHAUBTATK M A U E T WHW i SERVICE Numerous Small Colleges Curtailk Permanent Athletic Program NEW YORK. Jan. .28— (AV[any of the major league club* tea not yet mailed contracU ad because of t h a confusion bout nifht baseball their sched■la for 1042 la unfinished, but all ara ready to head for train­ ing camp* within a few week*. The condltlonlns program will ba aa extensive as In any nor. nt|tl year, lactlns aa much as eight weak* for aom* tram ., and la ex parted to briny both the player* and the fans up to the opening of tha itason, Apr. 14, la a itate of high expectancy. Florida, aa usual, will shelter sw at ot tha club* ol th* major* as wall aa th* International League, American Association and son* of th* other minors. Four big league trams will train hi California and tha Brooklyn Dodgers plan to a t a r i their training In Cuba again, but will be b a d In Florida In Urns to s ir e that Stat* claim to a doxen clubs. Both the Boston Braves ami tha SL Louis Browns, who had camp* in Texas last year, will swva to base* In Florida. ' Bob Quinn, president of the Brave*. I* happy ov*r his setup a t Sanford and says ha hopes to become a permanent visitor. This ■wans something, a In c a the Braves trained for 11 consecutive years at SL Petersburg before •acting a wanderlust that died U Texas last year. This la tha training camp line­ up: American League Yankees—BL Petersburg, i Rad Box—Ssrsaota. Senators—Orlsndo. Athletic*—Anaheim, Calif. White Boh—Pasadsna, Calif. Browns—Dr Land. Tiger*—Lakeland. Indlsns—Clearwater. Nallensl Leagae Dodger* — Havana and Day tons Beach. -GlanU^-Miami. I Bravsa—Sanford. | .Phi111**— Miami Bsach. Cardinal*—Bt.' Petersburg. B : ;< Beds—Tampa. SB 25. —UP) — " w a r m up" yama* for tilt football Mggfss n e x t fall, and a scarcity af "breathtri." War Id wblttllns tha list of lltUo fallow* In InUrroL Irslata athletics. Mora than half th* imall cal* l*c*a In tha tooth a rt curtailing achrdulr* or abandontnr pporta entirely, an Aaaociatad Pres* tar* tty of 50 aehoola discloses. On­ ly 45 percent ara carrying on with busln*«*-*s-usual. Cona from tha Sunday football ■cor** will ba tb* names of Merrer, Howard Coll***. Sawanaa. Sprint HIU and Centenary—au n E E ri£^-D os. announced recently their w i t h ­ drawal from all InUreolleglate athletic* for th* durmtlon. The »«vsti-memb«r Dixie ednference ha* boen cut to four by th* action of Mercer, Howard and Spring Hill, leaving only Chattanooga, Mlllaapa, Mississip­ pi College and Southwestern. The eight-team South Atlantic conference, which undertook to organise e year ago on “a purely WINTER PARK, Jan. 26,-<A>) amateur” bail*, never operated —Paulin* Bets, tltlan-halrcd runner-up In the 1941 national women** singles tennis cham­ pionships, thinks Just one change In her gam* I* necessary for her to cop the tils next summer. The change: a isnaral IraprovemenL Pauline, known at Bobble to __ ______ atudent* al Rollins College here, Is working overtime to Iron out weak point* In her repertoire In preparaton for the new campaign. It will be the third title bid for the 22-year-old California By JOHN BBLBY NEW YORK. Jan. 26<-W>)— lass who created a stir In the Btnny Goodman Is a pretty di­ 1940 event by blaring through rect young man. Bo when he de­ to lbo seml-tuials, where she cided some time ago that pop­ ular music and "good muaic wer# too fa r apart, h* set out to do something about IL , Hr decided to JuxUposo them on tho program* of "l*glUi**U symphony orchestra*, and 1st tb* public be the Judge. He tried it In the cummer, at New York's stadium, In Robin Hood Dell a t Philadelphia, Id the wide-open spaces of Chicago a Grant park. I t worked. Now ha Is doing tb* asm* thing In tha regular season* of th* Rochester Philharmonic, the Cleveland orchestra, the DHyten Phllhs rmonlc, th* N a t i o n a l Symphony in Washington. Ro­ chester loved It—would have iis show* as Casa Txmaey aad Left ta rigbL are Jack Dsmfssy. d J . Nail trophy for eefricta to fair '41. Tanner's award was far outstanding work Is organitlag i development program is the Navy. Rollins’ Girl Tennis Star Hopes To Win National Singles Title People Asked Toa Be Hospitable To Men In Service Goodman Tries Mixing Serious And “Hot” Musi Bus SSe-ISe C A B IIA IIE— t o n . Ilo lk . f s l r to Icy I I I 10— • !* .* # . Itsd. H p r 11.32 IN T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S FO R • 1.2*. C h in e s* . CM*. 11.22 F n iU A V — F L O R ID A *2 |d lv ld * d C A RR O TS— D o a B a n . l* e -* S e H om lnolo C o u a ty t f . B s r a s e ta 31. CAULIFLOWER— Ural**. 1.1* F s lm D osch I ) V . C a lif. IS M CELERT—Crataa. 12*2-11.** C a lif , IS. T o ta l IS* CELKRV HEARTS—Crslsa 11.12- cAnuvr aHiPMENTs F re e of celert CAIWINdH THMOUOII FUJllIPA III* IIATEWATS. (INCLUDINO JACK- roUjtHDK—Do*. Run. I#c-*#c HONVIU.E. WAYCRUM A BALD- EOIHT-ANT—Bu Hpr. II.12-11.23 WIN) FOR A 14 HOUR PERIOD ORAPEFRUIT—Doe UA Comb. 21.2* 4Box Be* K. No. 2 AT #:## A.M. TODAT—** see* II.IL LIVTS Ils* *2c passed; New York IS. Savaansh A Chirac* r. s-btoms* Yds *. LETTUCE—leob*r*. CrL lewd. 2* It.I*. So II.*#. Doa dry pock. Boston 2. Clarlonall S. Rstlotof. Ord. 22c I. Pltlskureh t. Madias t. Cleve­ land t. Mlweakaa t, Detroit I. ONION*—Do.. Run. 2*c-**c Indianapolis t. at. Louts t. Dan- ORANUBa—Rn* U.S Comb. 11.11 Daa 12c No. t it.** Does Me villa. III I, Jssup I, Leelsvlla I. The Governor and H. Ft. Warns I, Kansas City I. PARKLET—Doa Dun. 32c-t*c low w. ifivTvuuM Clevelandi in fruit iib .pi p u c u u n w i, Minnas pulls I. Wllkoohorro I, PEA*—Ru Hpr. Ord. Io fey. !*.•#• took turns lu auctioning to tha It 2* Hartlsrd I. M*nsnd* I. PhllodolI. D s r l s a O hio I. C o lu e i- FBPI'BIt*—Bu Hpr. 2l.IS-ll.il produce man and Florida bidders Chu la I’OTATOK*— lied UI.O. L’B No. I. s . O h io I.-. several score boxea of citrus do­ A-Cratto fl.sa-ll.ss. It-Crsl*. AC T A K D F A M IN O n . I I nated by the State's fruit grow­ POTOM • I 3S-ll.il. C-Cratco ll.ss-ll.l* hour* tn d la * l i t * to d ay ; I* r a n i . (Tx Vt Doe. Comml. II.IS-ll.Tl ers. Proceeds of the aele sale want went u e d — New Y o rk A N ew llav v o I* LB Da*. II.** to a Red Croa* fund. B altlm or* t , P b lla d .lp h l* I. UAIHHIIES—Doe. Ron. He D atro ll I. Uyrocueo I. B uoloa I. laPINACH— Governor Holland aad mem­ Bu llpr. *umm*r Typo, P ro v td .e e * l. P ltta b e r s h I. Dul- j bers of the cabinet planned to la lo TIc-II.IS I, N ew ark .I. D **tfaallon not T U A W B K R R IE * — P in t. I l c - l t c attend the festival's annual en­ • paaiflad I, c a r s ksld lo r racon- IH *W T P O T A T O M — C W T H a th a tertainment fr Florid* news■le n m .a t I , ll.tl-2t.Sl paparraan tonight. All remark* CINCINNATI P A M IN a a : II cara TANHEHINEB— t-S Box Comb. It.!* eoaaad—C k lcag o I. C l.v .la n d L and tkit* were to be off tbs re­ 2* ll.lt in d la a a p o lla I. D e lra lt I, I1U*- TURNIP*— Doa Bun. l#«-llc cord. k u re k I. D elivery ARCADE Package Store O. D. P * r* n , Peep. Phone S14S Mitlwe BH*. r welfare work. HA VANNAII DITBRSIONB: Naw T a rk 2, P o U m ae Tda L C incin­ nati | . D . i r . t t I. B o.Ion I. J*rs*y City I. NOof. k .ld . ATLANTA 0 n f« aiB IO N > : N oaa reportad. ■ IIIP P IN O ' PO IN T INFORMATION FO R FRIDAY. SANFORDOVIEDO im C T IO N i H auling* m o d .r a le ■d k m a a d f a ir m ark al • llg k lly w a a k a r o n m edium to la rg o s Isoa d am an d alow m a rk a l d u ll a a (m all, ra rlo a d a a a d t r u c k ­ load* l , a k u su a l term * an d r a r ­ loada an d ira a k w a d a La-b. •h ip ­ p ie * pole* (k aao d on dallvarM I ta l a s lea* a ll ira a e p o rta tlo a c h a rs* * ) a a d earlo ad * ( a l raah ■raak a a d Iso a b la e d f sa ah a l aoakta* keusaa. I t " s fk le e tr im ­ m ed la a a Ooldan H eart. Individ*a lly w aakad n ad ar**o*l*d. aom* poorly k la a a k td . #■» SBa A ll-2.**, r a , f lS. IS doa. | t J s - I .s e , X X 'i TURNIP HALAD—Du llpr. Tic-II.SS TOMATOEB—ta il LU Crate, ord to ley. (Ul-IU*. Lu*. il.ee- GET THE THRILL DMVE SAFELY , « « l TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE Ait Bench, where their Moneel farm club also will train. ■Training for most othsr club* ill start th* wssksnd of Fsb. 22. N IN T H Tinm an Province, through which ms Jhs greater part of the 715lUe Burma Road, la th* second irgsst province of China pro par. W h e n • C h ild N « t c b all dona there 1* another rush, i L a x a tiv e I this Urns of th* "ssrtous” musi­ cians. 8YRUP OP BLACK-DRAUOHT They want to see the scores. la a tasty liquid th at moat chil­ "They don’t know It's not nil In dren will welcome whenever they black and white,” suggest* Ben- need a laxaUve. What's more Im­ portant It has tb* earn* main Ingradient as BLAClt«ORAUQHT, It* older companion. Perhaps URUGUAY ACTS thet's w h y It « • -------child such refresh!) MONTEVIDEO. Jan. S< the familiar sym -T-Umgvay quickly m i Conaa Improve digestion, ■ •bow a laxative |a to her rupture of relation n u up. Try CABDU1I the Axis Sunday by p m passport* to the Japan*** mad and Italian diploma! a t th* same time notify! i own representatives In Ik countries to leave these tori** Immediately. ETTA KBIT lied Advertisements IC DEATH out —Ha Baku Tork*. I.U^ Im 4i fob. ahlralaa petal Ikaaad API'l.KM MMkaa, Boa ti.it 1 Crltrj fcptrt No. t delivered aalaa laaa alt traa.portailon rkaraao) Paacal II I!ANANAM—2S LI» Uaniefcaa, 11.11* NEW TORE: MKT WEAKER ON crataa. 1H-*W do*. moailr 1 daa. MIKLLCJ — WkUa. c W FLA. ABOUT tTDT ON CALIF. waakad IX.M-t.U lot COHN Bata, il.ijrtt.it _ Cara oa troatf H—Cara arrl.ad latflrldaallr Ira altra. many praarnt ahlpIt. Cora nadoodOd • FLA. i CAL-' maata ara frota pravloua aalaa. ONKWH VKLLOWT—it LU taek. IMi-li.11 -I IF. kr iraok « FUOnlDA CHULA VISTA rarloada f.ath. M WHITE—2* LU tockl| FLORIDA * dA* MI.IM: aaaolly ahlpplat point IWaat on d*llv- ONIO•N ) || lURHi *-* doc ifl-l.tl: io arad aalaa laaa all IranportPllon dot lUl-Ctt. mootly M2-I.il; rkarfaa) Ooldan H rralao. IT PVTATVjE*—C1TT Bata ItM-IMU HKED Cartlt. Hat Ullaa CWT XX’a I.H-l.ni CAUF. ir.a a d • |.|U daa. ladlyldually waakad. IlN-ILH tF* M da*, s.M-t.lt ;pwc*l Id' moattgr |t H Ik-1 doa. i.tt-LMj IS" crataa T R U C K P A M IN O t (N O R T H AND I’OTATUEB—Idaho Dakar, 2* La IL*. Ilf*. CWT Bat. »M* a irlmwad Iota. Faoeol IH-t dot. W E S T ) FR ID A Y * T d U o »*l rr a la o . T b ta J |» s t T o t a U p aaa- IIITABAOAH—ta-LW-Hark. |Lf» , EH • SWT POTATOES—Du DakL tl.M j CHICAGO: ON FLOniDA STOCK la ta T k a ro d a r t i l l . MARKET A noirr stba d t on ESC A KOLB S H IP M E N T S F r id a y , » BEST LAlio n SIZES WEAK OK IP DOB. AND XX-ai ON CALIF. . ear*. Unllcd State, MARKET BTSAEflr ON BEST petroleum _pnk -OOLDEK. DULL AND UNSET­ TLED ON OTHER. STOCK more than 12 Cara t>ra C ar* on o n track t r a c k **• I* , tia r a aarrlrad r r iv e d FARMERS’ MARKET 1041. 1 FLORIDA. M CALIF. Car* dlvtrtpd 1) Few Bales; FLORIDA wide rasa* la esalltr aad canTb* first professional trainlnf dltlon raaay poert,’ klmaekod— school for librarians In the world J ♦>•. law III; « do*, faw J.li> wfs established at Columbia Cot«.##! I I fcoe. I.M-IIS; moatly l.fl; It doa l l l l l l ; poorly lege, in 1581.. , { bla n d e d I.SS-X.22: X X '. ».**• 2 ft. moellr I.P#; poorly blanrkod l.la-t.TI; Paaral loo low *alM io quota CALIF, ft" 1! doa 2.11-SM. mootly 2.12-2.St; l-i doa fair qua!. I.ll; rural too low IIKA N »—-llu H p r. T e n d * r * r e .« . I t * # All Popular Brands • aal.a to quota To Be Sanford Visitor TheATLANTA. Jin . rail b t fewer All Training Camps For Major League Teams Announced »*.**. i t m c u i w i t e a 1 o r otatw fbo o cct * ' ■fair jrasbB w siK * s i s markit about •i«*4r.-«*r- Have A Thorough Grease job When you have your cat greased h e n , you can count on a complete Job. Look after this and o th ir ser­ vices or repairs your car may naatL It all comes un­ der the heading of accident prevention! Com* to . . . RVICE ATION RACK — 5*16 M il* EXTRA SPECIAL FAST FURY ' STARRY FltAO LUCKY MARjf ~~ DAISY MINT 8P1TZENBUR0 IDA W ILLARD^ HAZEL'S HONEY GREYHOUNDGUS WDBO Umlght at • :I8 with *11 tho “det#” on,the dog* at tha Saafsed-Ov- NO MINORS ALLOWED POST TIME S i l l P . M- On Routs 17 (Sanfard Richway) at Loufwood about 10 Milan South of BaafordL TURN AT RED ARROW By PAUL ROBINSON* �PLEDGE THE M ------- ------------------------ ---------- -X *’l plrtJrw allegiance In the Flag of Ihe United Staten of Am erica, and to I he Republic fo r which it «tand«. «ne Nation, inditinible, w ith liberty and Justice for all.** AN INDEPENDENT (DAILY NEWSPAPER W e --Krttabliahad - In 1908 FLAG ■ -------------------------------------- SANFORD. FI-ORIDA, TUESDAY. JANUARY 27. 1942 M em ber A n n o c la le d NUMBER 125 P ro w ■i nes Get Two British Halt American Fighters Will Aid Axis Blow In nem y Bombers, Hit North Africa i Britain Defense And L). S. Third In Philippines ombers W ill Attack Germany A Takes Command Of American Soldiers Defenses Bolstered In United Kingdom Batan Has Little Ground Fighting Nipponese Bombers Attack Singapore, Start Small Fires Nippon Battleship Is Reported Sunk In Macassar. S t r a i t in* Two A m or l e a n pursuit m planes shot down two Jap­ anese bombers and disabled a third in the Philippine la* lands in the past 24 hours. The War Department also ^ reported there "was practic­ ally no ground fighting on Batan Peninsula" d u r i n g th at period. A t ths um « lime,. ths W ar ___ Department enounced Major Gen­ eral Jama* E. Chaney, ranking Army member of ths American Military Mission In London, hed taken over ths command of all United States Army forest In the Usited Kingdom. f i * a Batavia, It was rsport0 soother heavy Ju an as* war vessel, believed to b i s battleship, was added to ths tod of the, sasmy’s disastrous effort to raw th s w a l l s sf Macassar. A UtokUon la Washlagton Japs Land N e a r Endau, Malayan East Coast Town lUsut, G o . John L. D ew itt Lieut. Gen. John L. DsWItt Is supremely confident as he meets ths cameraman. Gan. DeWMt Is the commanding general s f th« Fourth Army and ths western defense eras, which ha* been, heavily relnforesd with metis than half a million troop* as the Pacific Coast la mads hit. pregnable agslnat attack. i«-ri<i«s rrvMt /a * ^ * - pn. Meet Geneva |a| divisions, * 80,000 Supporting th*** tropps are *om* 3.000 first Un* planes, of which 600 are In M alaya Chinas* estimated. Lawton Thanks Mem­ bers For Helping Six Elks Lodges In Defense Work A t t e n d Central Group games were enjoyed by about 06 member* of th* 8emlnola Teacher* Club last night a t Geneva at the elub'j regular monthly masting. T. W. Lawton, superintendent of Coun­ ty school*, announced today. Most of the svgnlng ws* de­ voted to gam**, Mr. Lawton said and a abort business session was held. Ths com­ mit!** investigating group health and accident Insurance reported th a t while present a r­ rangements were satisfactory, Northward In th* Philippines, th* facta showed that a payment tiny torpedo boat ilppad again of |S yearly by each teacher In­ Is table Bay, past net and to a local InaUrance group would have, paid all claims for the year and would h aw saved ever II,000 that was paid out under the present insurance arrangement. However, no action was taken on the rep o rt ill * t i i . . 4. l c * t*r— > A Cairo rep o rt indicated th e B ritish have finally stopped the Axis rn u n te r-th n is t In Libya, north and norther-* of Msus, and M m ilra southeast of Bengasi. The Russian* reports. I a con­ tinue.! advsnee into Sm olensk province a fte r clearing th e teat German front the Moscow area. D ispatches from Russia Indi­ cated Monday n ig h t th a t th* b illia rd braving a ssa u lt of th* Red Army northw est of Moscow is threaten in g the N aii aland U Velikie Litkl, 80 miles from the jjitv ia n fro n tier, and v irtu a lly h a t scaled th* .Idont of th* G er­ m ans in th le upper Volga town of Rshev. 150 miles northw est of the Soviet capital. However. Lieut. Gen. Ic a n ld A lrxandroviteh Gnuvnm v. who drove the G entians back 2 t mile* front M nihaitk, said th a t the enemy has by n» m eans bocn routed and undoubtedly will r e ­ sume m ass lank a tta c k s In the Spring. “The Germ sn a n tty ungues • tionably is atill very pow erful,’ h r asserted, ‘and under no c ir­ cum stances m ust we say It has been routed." In A frica, counter-driving A ll* fnrera have shovel the B ritish hack about 160 ntilea in four days, it was acknowledged yes­ terday. in a d riftin g b a ttle of tanka which has not y st bean fought to a decision but Is a grow ing th re a t to Bengasi. G erm an G eneral E rw in -Rom­ m el's arm ored colum ns a Iread V have overrun Zoulet Musu. 40 miles n o rth ea st of the A gedabteA ntelal-8aunnu trian g le, ***** of heavy tank fighting over the City Commission Members P a s s f l e w Ordinances r a r Pacific Battlegrounds Statement Made By I Churchill In Ask-I ing Commons For Confidence Vr o t e Worst Is Yet To j Come In Pacific ^len Act To Protect! Automobile Tires; 1 Curtail Gambling A u s tr a lia n A ir F o rc e H i t s .’I ,i a |) S h i p s In U a lm til H a r b o r ! I'u—ing two new ordinances, tjir City Com mim ion ul Ur rr* m inting la*t night Mete'll to protect autom obile tire* in • LONDON. Ian 27 i/V>— th«* city ant! votctl to cu rtail the | D f miohitm of Hitler** number of p in b a ll nml other 1 deputy Fuehrer. Itmlolf lie**, Mmu'st*merit machine* here. j in hi* flivht l«»( Knsland m i A fine t»f 1200 or IK) »lay* or t*i eft*$IDh rontact* with rroupw w ho tooiiM overthruto both n m tlenignatiil u n the pen* the rh u rc h ill s io r r r m r n t mi* •Itv for anyone Pirating o r Urn* Herman^ rnicl'l n re i liate a per ing w ith tire* or vehlclr*. nM rnrnim im s p ra te . Crime The other nnlinnni'i* plutrd. in e f ­ ^tiniwlrr II inolon « hnrrhill fect, th at uny roin-o|K rate*! l«»l»| the 1 1 oiiM' of ( nmmon* gume, except phonographs mimt Iniiai. bt* licrn irtl for a DO-iUy period • 1 u coat of $10. Machines a rr I II« %•e..rlte|*».| |*r*«*l to he liccnMil for m »pacific lo­ I'rimp Mini.cti'f Winslntt cution, and if moved, ann th rr li­ Uhtiri’hill, iiiltlrpaaintr t h «< cence mu»t b«* purcha»rd. Thi« j onlinance become* effective Feb. Umi.-p of Communx tmlny I, while the law dealing with for .« volt’ of I'oiifitloncc, tire* w ent into effect im m ediate saill that Anifricttn fighters ly upon pannage laat night. anil linmlier* will pnrtiri|>nlo A II- Stevrn* applied to th* hoard for a perm it to keep n in the ilufense nf the Hritinh burse on h it prem ises behind hi* | n (be Philippines <11 lien. Douglas M acA rthor u irp o rte d k»» l Inle.H anil that Un.led State;-t • tore a t the u uj block at 1, . , ,, . .. , tierrvsnch Avenue. A lthuugh tl.i. j l*,,vr •Wppa.l *» fixbtinu .... H a t... I*en- ■iMintlier.a will nttink iv«|ueat conflictnl with an ol | j inaula P itro lln g Ihe Marunwai .Straits, (2 ) i»et%%eer» Hornet' m .l many. lie p ie d lttrtl tho wiir*t i* y r t City Uw, the tom m lario n g ra n t C c IcIk*i , Dutch Im m l^rs continue to plast J a p warahips und liatu** tem porary perm it b«cau* • po r(B> Japanese troops rtndl m aking otti-ntpt- to pvio-lrat, I to romp in Ih«* F ar K.»*t. but |Kirts. troop- an* un- r* r-ppoortv Of tho present em ergency an«l *ni«i th r Miiluynn ilrfi’inlrr* had the posxibilo increasing u»e of into Dritlsh Borneo (5 ). At Singnim rr t i t . Im perial forces throw •wi'ii reinforced for a fitfht "In horses l •cause of the re stric ­ full stre n g th into th r Malay struggle us the Japanese continue | th r I*nt inch." Churchill ulvi * It i <1 a comtion* placed on autom obiles. llivir advance Supcrkir Ja p forees compel lliili-h w ithdraw al en-t TK a iwta p-l u , . . >>La.l L Th* board was asked by I II. J of M uulmsin in Burm a (5 ), h u t Allied fliers w icuk a heavy harvest I Idneil Fartfic Wui Council had | been ploputed for I^uulon o r f ; r . jives* | " , , u .e , W a«hlnirton. and th a t ‘ D riU ln Du! th# g rn n tn l, slid th* 11f enem y pTsne-. *. . ^ _ boanl stated isuch a . ond th r Dnitt*! S ta ti a were rushp erm it I i in* aid to the d e frn * r of Au»would hr givi-n. Mr. Lehm an. J ttia lia Mild Nrw Zealand S ta te niorkvl managt-r. revcsl-d I T hr A uatralian air force r r . th a t hv hud Ih-vii q u n tio n n j by ' * fMtrted th ree Japanepr plupp wrr«i » local rillii-n ro n n -m in g th<- i . ImimiU'iI und tInimhri' i I in Japnii* renting of spare a t the m arket ’ i**r-4H*t*upiml Itabfiul hitrlm r. New S tudents from the Sanfor.l to be u srd for Ihe purpose of J I llriUlit. G ram m ar School who c o n v a trl establishing u livery -table. I Jap an htirle«l m o r e tnmp* F l n t S tre e t W ednesday, T hursT h s Com m issioners accepted a | day and F rid ay a fternoons an t bid front Hill H ardw are Hi. L. II Haim-, new iln it - ,j nirainut Au«traiin'* va*t inland Com ­ defense chain Mum lay niirht a* all day S a tu rd ay of la s t week, pany on I.UOM fre t of two and tor of Si-iiiiniile C ounty llrullli civilian* under th* direction of th e ir p rin ­ ons-hslf inches lire hose, ami Unit, ami S a m trl M. Ito g rr.. Hiithoritiea r e m o v e d cipal. E arl Kipp, collected 111.- City A ttorney Fred W ilson w ss rcrrntlv app o in tn l County -an- 1from th rea te n e d citie* and Primn C urtin kviirneil th a t 74, Ned 8 m ith , chairm an of the designated by the board to a t ­ itary r n g in rrr, will continot' tit j M inuter celebration of P resident Roose- tend a Florida le a g u e of Munclfollow th r program In-gun hy •'the enem y thunder* a t our very Ur. Ih n ii l Cone who orgsoii.-i. j IS*ten." v e lt’a b irthday, slid th is m o rn ­ palltiea' m eeting on Ja n . :I0 for ing. — — | th r Iih-iiI tirulth u n it ami In - * A iiilrnlinn m ilitiam en fi^htim ; the purpose of iliscu^sing m atduring It. Iwwia Shipp, a forrn rr rp«- la-rn a ilin g ns trin|M irnry pliy- in th«* hill* south of Jnpuneac'The children who helped col­ ter# jie rtiiirn t to cities lilrnt of Sallfoi;il anil cinploygr airinii until Hr. Uunir was »r I ••croplnl Kubnul, c ap ital of New lect free offerin g s to fig h t |odi the p re sen t em ergency. of The Sanford H erald, has been I run-d. Ur t our -tiitr-d this morn-I llritam inland, were tc p o rtn l to o in yellti* y s iiw s nationally n a tio n a lly aand n il lo-:ully o r .u n , — , , - _ 7----om bavo repulsed II Japnnr*c a t. named a ts le te n l secretary t o : ing. ware divided Into team s ami the I f l l C f o t C H I S B u iT H Governor S p e e ta n l L. H olland j lit I hum- will a rriv e M onday! tack* in tw o day* despite their winning team s received p r i ir n , , inexpeilencc and num erical in. Mr. Shipp was connected 'w i t h 't o take ->vi r his du ties here. Ho I Nancy J s a n Appleby, C h .rry U l T O t a t O e H , O n lO ri-S The Herald for two y ra ra o p - 'i s at the p rrse n t tim e d ire c to r' ferinrity. Japanese force* there S ingletary and Mary Helen Fite _____ . 1 proxlm stely 16 y e s rt sg n . I l u lo f a tw o-cointy H ealth Unit In. were ertin iatcd to mi m her *tt wsr* on th* w in n ln r team , while P o lk * today a r t look in „ | , k **v. __ , |,w*« circulation m anager fo r a , catr.l in Seining. Mr. H uger. ( least 10,000. H*s*l -Routh, Emm* Je a n Math- thief who got aw ay with vln and Bella W ard w sr* second era) bags of produce from a tim e snd la te r w as made sp o rt •! of Hollywood was re rrn tly grnd I A u-tralinn d e frn sr units also | Iinteil from th r U niversity of i ap p aren tly were Inaction on the in th* conteaL local grocery store and also for | ,,m o r | Florida and is replacing K. M 1nelghlauing Island of New Irs-Honorable m ention w ss given , ■ n sg m wom an who "rolled’' her TALLAHASSKK. Ja n . 2 7 — l/Pi D nm dhui-t who rrceived an a p -j land in the lli-nnm k archipelato th s 'follow ing children by h°y friend for 626, C hief Roy R. Lewis Shipp of f'restv lew y e s - . nointm rnt in the U nited S t a te i | go, NOO m iles off the m ainland, , th e ir prlhclpal: Rose Ann W llllsm s sta te d today. terilay succeeded Victor C asey Corps -if E ngineers. .a n d on Bougainville in the Hn|». Brooks, Delores MeLelland. On* sack of potatoes, a sack |)r. Cone’, rep o rt to the new mon group to the e ast. The J»« Marl* P rescott, Kay 8bo«m aker, of onions and a bos of apples of Lake Wale* ** a ssista n t see. S pessaiil L .! doctor includes a g e n era l anal- ‘ anese hail landrd lit Kavleng In N orm a J**n T hom pson, M yra w*r* m issing from the early de­ rv tary to G overnor Holland. 1y«le uf the sta te of h e alth am ong New Irelan d end a t Kielu on livery of rproduce - by . truck ------- — — In Mr. Casey entered active se r- children in the first, th in l and I Boiig*lnvill*. 8hlrtey Moreland, Frvdrlca tlM A. im l P. grocery • i o n a t vice with th* A rm y. j fifth grades. “ S tu d e n ts In San- J I’llin r M inister Copper, Betty Sumcrslll, Loro- T w e n ty .fifth S tre e t and Sanford Shipp engaged In a u tu m n .1ford are In favorable p h y sic al. his people In u nation-wide thy Forteon, Carol Meriwether, Avenue. T he loss w as reported IdleMr.huslneta a t C heitvlew dur-1 condition.” Ur. Cnne said, " w h ic h ' broadcast th a t negotiations weru Ann Corley, Eatell Gracey, Monday m orning when th* sto ra Ing the p ast psit th ree years. I’rlo r | would indicate t h a t Ihe local j under way to gsin n place for Francis Harvey, Marjorie Jones, ws* opened hy the m anager. te th a t, tie ws* associated w ith ►ct md au th o rities have nrnvldcd ef- A t s lra lia on the I’acific w ar Francis Paulks, June iWethcrA lb ert* Plum m er, who police ficlent health eupervislon of puntls I s ta ff of Gen. S ir A rchibald 1*. Inglon, Albert Clicker. Claude said evidently w ss on • d rinking new spapers In Sanford and P e n ­ dining the p ast few years. T h c lW s v e ll. Wethertagteu. Earl' Sparkm an. »Pr*e w ith Roosevrlt Bell, took sacola. o th er duties. M r. Hhlpp m akir defect I found w a. en- j From London I’rln tr M inister Lite Mara L tffU r Ntel* Kirch- ■bout 626 from Bell a fte r the willAmong as liaison o ffice r l»e- largeil tonsils and a few children , Churchill la s t nig h t faced th r off, Mary Ann Galloway, June nogro had gone to slt* p white tweenserve G overnor Holland the were recommended fo r eye ex- Most re rlo u s challenge to his Dutton. Phyllis Bach, Betty w aiting fo r th* negro w om an to Stmts Defens* Council. Ralph Da- am instlons. Soma children a r e ! leadership since h r took office, floes Hooteben. Marjorie Ander­ rook dinner. v I s, form er B artow naw epapei anemic and hookworm tee ts have I because of B ritish reverses In son. Marten Nlblack. Willi* U c Is th* G overnor's executive been prescribed fo r th em . T rra t- - M alay* ami the Increasing Ja p Burch and Myrtle* Burton. i n e n t will hie riv e n to cases I anese th re a t to A u stralia, b u t Also Elisabeth Reynolds, Ju. r which prove positlva. I observers slisl not Iwlieve an a tdlth Jones, Emily Matthew*, "A ll children In n u rse ry school* Jem pt would be m ade to unseat Herbla Stetsrtrom, Wad* Carnsr. have he*n Inoculated fo r diph­ him In th* 3-d*y ra rlie m e n ta ry Roy P u tin . Paul Jones, Junior theria if they w are found posi­ debate expected this week. Burth, McCraney, w v n a e y , oBarbara a r o a r a Edento e n tiv e " Pteld. Jga Aan Ernbruy, Aly* Tho re tirin g d irec to r disclo-r-l B radenton I , . _ Ann Adams, Jo Ann Spaulding t h a s plsnnoil t e cstsN Ish a they warn a t work with tuC,,IC h C? ' ^ “ hhealth Van Dnfdan, Alice Campbell. aw W unit* In two o th er Ssm* crew on a Temteml trail brld**lTh* notion’s fruit and vegetable Bogun* Harvey, Douglass Loswere-----------warned etiil war* at l a m tenteht! t______ a n n e r * ----‘today Inolo County towns sn d he it e x ­ •Ing, Barbara Chapman, Knth- end daspHa * wide march mad* by that th* offlea of price admin- pected to a -k Dr. Dam e te con. letratlon saw no occasion for n tln»* te follow hi* p l a n s fa r MIAMI, J a n . J T - r i / P l - A cityeftv. county and state officers. i county c o n tra ct, paving th* w ay _T ho fugitives were listed by of- rte* In prices on existing stocks th slr oi sa n ita tio n . for v alidation of the proposed and that any "unwarranted In­ 61,000.000 D*de C ounty charity crease” would bring a celling. hospital b o n d laau*, w as a * , Harold B. Bow*, assistant di­ proved by th*}- county commis­ rector of the OPA price division, W. G earmark, S3, serving two told the national earners asso­ sion F rid ay a fte r a Joint meet­ imers front Leon -county for an ciation that expense* of canning ing w ith th# city commission. Urn 1(41 crop already had boon W ARRING TO N. J a n . S7^-/JP» T *rm s o f th* c o n tra ct were a p ­ Incurred, but th at coeta In put­ — T he Indlvldral s u g a r allow, proved by R. F . M itchell o f tin ting un this year's pack would ance m ay b* a s low a* I t ounc- N*w York bond l a w firm of “be taken late consideration In •a * week p e r person when th* M aaslkh A Mitchell. any calling wc might Impooe." Tho c ity acceptance of t h o rattening h e rtn s next m onth. -A few *f you may ho hold­ Price A d m in istra to r La»n Hen- c o n tra cto rs! term s w ill t o v st* 4 f ing back suppMsa In anticipation H-r-on explained th* allowance on W sdnesdsy w hen th* city af higher pocee for the new of 60 nmmd* p e r y e a r p a r p a r­ com m ission also will saUm rion.,: pack," he •afiT^'Tbis may be son which orevteualv had bean th* bond Issues, M ayor C. H . forecast applied to th * nation a s Reeder M id. Th* bond*, baied on hospital a whole a n d failed t e tek e (ate account m eals la rm te a ra n U rovw oM , w ill to ta l 9360,003, i ly 97IO.OOO worth to t o and hotels. Im m ediately. J t o 9100.000 T he B ritish today acknow ­ ledged another Japanese landing n e a r Endau, on the eaat M ala­ y a n coast 86 miles abovt S in g a­ pore, while Japanese bomber* a t ­ tacked Singapore Island sta rtin g a few sm all fires. W lthdraw l of the Im perial defenders from Batu Pahat m arked the cl»*c»t approach of th e invasion tide to this bard pressed fo rtre-a and naval base. A enmm unii|ue reporting the loss of the left flank s tro n g ­ hold revealed than an Indian battalio n of bearded Sikhstruck furiously a t the Japanese above Kluang, 50 miles from Singapore rn the C entral M a­ laya, railroad, and slaughtered 400 of the enemy while suffering only alight losses. M eanwhile, the Jap an ese in ­ vader has thrown 400,OCO man Into the grandiose expansion program in the South Pacific, Chinese m ilitary le a d e n reported teat night. T hey said theas fo rtes, of some 10 divisions, roughly were parceled out as follows: M alaya: Flv* divisions, 125,000 mea . Philippine*: Six division*, 160000 m sn. T hailand (fo r action w**kend. a g a ln it B u rm al)t T hree dlvislona. 75JMO man. F m c b In d o ­ china r Two Ing Manila Bay la th*: PhlMppin**. The Dutch said th* Japanese wars bsliavsd to have occupied additional territory la thk Kandari rtgiea, southeast of Cslsbr* Island, where landing* wars amda Sunday. H l t l s r 's headquarter* an­ nounced that Carman submarine* had sunk IS m a r s merchant ships totaling 101,000 tons off Urn United States sad Canadian masts. Only asran ship* have beast affteialty reported attacked by ths United States la Atlantic coastal areas. An American submarine torpsdosd a n d probably sank a iDanes* aircraft carrier In the JUa of Macassar Strait Mon­ ty white surface warship* and g flying fortresses took furm tell of an Infading enemy nVay. Russians Continue To Gain After Clear' ing Last German' From Moscow Area Division Meeting B stw M n 30 and 90 Elks *ttended Ik* e sn trsl division meetln » o f six lodges her* Friday, Secret*rv W . J . T hlgpsn of the local lodge, sta te d yesterday a f ­ ternoon. a t which P resldrnt S. B. S p ark m an o f th* S ta te Elka A>ao. etetten and V k* President H erbert F . f u lle r w*v* p rsssn t. Am ong o th e r n otsblra present w*r* H ir r y M ilter o f E ustls, M. O. O v*r*tr*«t o l Orlando. C. Talte n o f Dayton*. P * U r G ucstnsr of D *L :nd, and N k k C arter. Four m*n war* Inltteted In three d if­ fe re n t lodgv*. C A. P a rt In of O rtedo and W. G , Kllbe* of (3«n• r * w o n Inltteted* la te th* local lodge N*. 1241, Mr. Thigpen anaouand. A , C. 8*g*. < '. lltrd ru le r o f th o D aytona lodge, pre*W*d d a rin g th* Initiation. A. 8. pack of th* Sanford lode* Tmehera and jwincipala were w*s pre*sat*4 a Kroll for th* thanked by Mr. Uwton for the outstanding lode* work ho tus sine tic manner In which don*. The scroll was signed by responded to every call for u l defense dutiea and ate* S l o o f u , slid i t w i i pre* h*lr aid in the Infantile b e La* B atter, s u i t e d ru ­ 1ted^a.3Tk*«^Bt» le r o f Um local lodge. Supper wax served to Ute m em bers pre se n t a l t e r — Machinery For May Election S e t Up J A C M O H V T L li, J a n . «7— T h* Plortdh S ta te Democ ra tte E xecutive C m am ltte* yea tjr d a y g p m w h tee ry for th* M ny p rim a ry MwUona and Grammar Stutfehtft'fP-'u ’l .!!« £ Collect |71.74 In Street Campaign Dr. L. H. Dame Appointed New County Health Unit Director Shipp Is Assistant To Secretary Of Governor Holland Two State Convicts , r*UrL Escape At Bradenton QPA Warn8 Canners g Against High Price« Dade County Board Approves Contract a s s a iis s s a s Sugar Ration May Be 12 Ouno?a Person Weather ---- -■« ^ h *U*W^ p ro je c t P-VJ HI ro*,, - ’VW l4 �I t /* ' it AT.JANUART “Swing” Music Is . Good Fur Morale “Total” War Donald k . Nelsoli, who. has been named by President Roosevelt as chairman of the' new-W ar Production Hoard with final decision on all matters 'o f‘proturtment and pro­ duction, believes that “until the Job is done our system of unrestricted' profits, our political philosophies—everything that stands in the way of the final triumphant accomplish­ ment—must go by the boards.” in the only signed article he has written since going to Washington to aid in the war production effort, Mr. Nelson warned In the December issue of The American Magazine that “there Is no room In America today for chiselers or evaders or obstructionists, active or passive, largo or small, rich or poor.” He added that “those gen­ tlemen will be taken care of.” "Our only businesi today,” he wrote, “as a nation and ns individuals, is the business of nation defense. We will stop at nothing, and I mean that literally. If we have to readjust our .social structure to save our national entity, then well have to readjust it. We are going to do the job democratically If we can. But we are going to do it whe­ ther or no. “All these pressures, these controls, these restraints, are emergency measures. I don’t like them. You don't like them. Nobody likes them. They offend our democrat­ ic pride. But werve got to remember that we are going to accept a great many temporary controls now in a co­ operative spirit, or live in a world where the controls are CAM P BLAND1NO. J a n . ST. — (Special) — Because “ sw ing" music la such a fo o d m orale builder. I,t. Col. Ja m e s A . Webb of Birm ingham , Ala., ha* o r­ dered t h e regim ental oreheatra to p re ie n t a jam session one night r a th week. T he ru e cuttlnir m elodies were b m tg h t to th e a tte n tio n of Col. W ebb w hen h e ta w h i t on it rec­ reation hall filled w ith moralehigh soldiers. He told member* o f the band to play a n y kind of inuiie they w ant, " b u t none of l l u t classical stu ff." Advi-rtining revenues of all daily new spapers in U. S am ount to n i t th an h a lf of the am ount nJ money paid out m ra so lin r tax r* by m otorists of The fnllowinir President* Ilf the United S tstc s w ere Free Mason* W ashinston, Monroe. Jackson, Polk, Buchsnan, John­ son, G arfield, McKinley, Theo­ dore. Roosevelt, T a ft and llard F ran k lin II. in /. P resident Roosevelt also is a member. KU KLUX INVESTIGATION 'WASHINGTON, Jam. XT, VP)— ”A thorough ta tn tin th m in evtry sUU where the Ku Klux Klan I* operating" wma promtoed Han­ der tv CJnlrmsn Wee (D. Tee.) when he asked the houee to c o n ­ tinue until Jen. 3, lW J. th e life uf hie com m ittee in v estig a tin g unAmeHcen activities. ‘ A Frenchm an, Leon S cott, m ade a n unioccetmful a tte m p t to record sound In 1856, 22 y e a rs le fo rp Thom as K dIson's e x p e ri­ ment* succeeded. T e r A W ell v t t e a IM U er ra e h aa e r.i »n -Uf a h si Rill’s Package Store & Bar 111 tv. I l n l SI. rsM r iE i.iv n n r F itn ess use CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB Last (.'nil February First Sys.ii m alic S a v i n g for T a te s Insurance and V aeatlons as a t C hristiana 11illi can be I tlulled conveniently through of o n r Clubs. A l l li n i ig h A in e r ir n im e v e r y w h e r e n i o n s to c n o „ g |, t h e i r t r i a l M o rk o u lH a n d for these r a id s , l h e r o rrm a liiH n Hcnite o f h u m o r w h ic h m a y p r o v n a w iv in g g r a c e rlear the com oBi a r t; i n k it u t w r i m in l y p r e p a r a tio n * f o r a ir a m o n g m o s t o f th o rn w h e n t h n r .'a l l li i n g Out In San Francisco, whero danger of real raids i t most acute, a “Flan of Air Raid Protection and Civilian ihe crime* j,n„ been produced, according to Time mnjruiting Dieir zine. “as an Ironic saluto to humbling Mayor Rossi,” ns fol­ lows : ■ken owe j) w hat to do whoit tho siren blows: Blow Irnrk nt >, Die uii> It. 2) Whnt to do when Iwmli falls: Remark sngrly. )UR0W. “Wrll, woll, look who dropped Ini’* ' "her life 3) In tho event of strafing: Yell, “ HI Yo, Sllverl” w ith t finger nt plane and Imitate the sound of rapid gunive you given7^ ______ Cnll tho Fourth Interceptor Command and demand now whero the hell our Army and Navy are. The tourist business this winter 03 very well, roasidsr4) In the event of landing parties: Point out to thrir is thn outpost fijthlintc th ere nione w ith no he Ipi •s|Hcifolly, Joe llerulricks." wliile we a re vending equipm ent 11A 1*1*1Kit IN MONTKVI.STA to Fnitland and tu the F a st, w ej It is tilisululvly intpoasihlo for th ere ____ a re ] Germ any Ut prtnrcnt the diselosm u rt rem em ber th a t l!___ in v o lv rd .' ore of eonditions In th a t connreasons nf stra te g y involved. rave ho j try by rem ondiip. It would bo F or Instance, If we ra v e IIhoj Philippines and lose H lngnpnre! iin|Nt<»ilile for ua In hide e v ery ­ and the D utch F a s t Indies, we I thing. T herefore wo a re p u rs u ­ it n a t a n d jin tr the h otter policy of dlackisa re s tr a ln lu / a t sw allow inr a cam el. W ithout S ingapore and the D utch F a s t Indie* the Philippines a re w orth nothing. You » f course know the g rav e fonditioo in re g a rd to Die defense o f tliose tw o lias Hon*, lit addition to this, le t m s ra il y o u r a tte n tio n to a n o th e r MaeA rth u r sta n d . You Will rem em Imt th e T olirurk g a rriso n held nut fo r niorilh* w ith venr lltllo ___ T ho Tobruch aid from Britain, ________ H rltlsh arid B rltr g arriso n w .aa I..i aln w as u nable to g e t tho p rop­ e r aid to them hut flnsllj they ___ ___ .... I laeArw ere |_______ liberated. G eneral autuinniilf acute, tha rail- l ua these blackouts ly so taring If you’ve a to sU them out will wld to tho fun and confusion and scare licit out of the kids.) R) If you should be tho victim of a direct bomb hit, don't go to plccps, (Lie still and you won't be noticed.) Mystery Of Monpy One of the marveU of thia war U how much can he accomplished without ___• money. The Jape have abeen broke S ______ h_____A a _____ . . . a . .a a1 a ilianiny will prevent any I millions ires being made tutomobllo business, but I been quite an improvstha bicycle and roller afttaes lately. lying that 'th e old gray il what aha used to b ir i to bo revised in view af WEEKLY NEW8 1 Myers News Press. y are telng replaced are worth mors than " ly JOE HjtNOIII IRONY — Mr. .WANO — On tha day of this writing the Ap­ I am fonesmsd, *c wilt bo n a ' ' *■' r r u r V/ i. propriations Committee1 mat at lists. tO itt In the morning and at SANTA MAY COME Tho lOUt, twsnty minutes later, It reported sn sppronristloft'bUI nf tw ain*W llofts of dollars far rearmaments, This program wkk far tha construction of ptenoa |n onjff that vr« msny ' gain sopromaey la tho air. Whan wa had finished I turned to look at a ? £ ,5Ji'4Tiai'Jsa S T 11.1. UNDI.sctxrsr.tr HAN FR A N C ISC O , J a n . 27.— (A*)—The T okyo radio broadcast this report o n w hat it described us the p ro g ress of th e Jap an ese cam paign on the H aU n p eninsu­ la of l.uxon Island: “O ur forces are advancing tu a n undisekised position, a fte r crossing nn undisclosed river. T h i s w as accom plished hy a g re at undisclosed division.” The (’IIS liste n in g p o st picked op (he rn d io rsst. $ .25 .50 I .HO 2.00 It.OO 5.00 10 0 0 for for for for for for for fifty fifty fifty fifty fifty fifty fifty weeks weeks weens weeks weeks weeks weeks -THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Arem uit* up In 15.000.01) Insured hy F ederal Deposit Insurance C orporation local cem etery in Johnson C ity, Term. T he H erm ans failed to g e t this. l low and his foreea will - sound ■lay lie liberaUiL We ilo not knnwi wlien, but they will. Just one. other note to indicate la you j that there are situations beyond i our rnnlml, no m atter what we1 want to do: I read a statement j in the paper last night that the Japanese were compelling Amer­ ican rnpllvea to pull their rick-1 rliat. Tliere U nothing that It would prefer more than to slaughter every -Japanese w h o furees an American to draw hint around In a ricksha b ut there Is certainly very llttla I fan do about I t The Japaaeaa’a (reacherecs attack an Pearl Harbor absolutely prevented us from as­ sisting General MacArthur. If we attempt to . 'assist . General I MacArthur we may lose a great portion ’of our fleet, which we simply cannot afford a t thl< time. There la no question In my mind bst that If Oeneral MacArthur were asked the question whether we should . try to aid him or fontlnwa with the present program th a r ho would say hy sU msans contlnus with tha pro* snt program. Hs understands the situation and k lust fighting a Every man In tha Philippine, know* t h i s . Just aa those on Wake and Guam know that they would ba captured. Assuring you I do spproelata tbs situation and your Interest, I bag to remain— b p w la m a y g e tn e r t\)*> IN cu p o a n d .X l - i - .J o rje n n c] anco It ily a n d ,p �M f e » n f #. W?' f • « . »w> # * a | r-\ 1 M R S . I .O U R I N E B E A U S o c i e t y E d i t o r "Z — PAGE THREE SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A '--[ « Social A nd rersonal # ',* i T ' •i' TOT — |Civic Department To! Calendar Entertain Tourists A Japan BSays a y s Thailand rn a iia n u |Jap an ln Burm“ Another President Reaches Sixtieth Milestone .n T i-l.-n h n n * I4M j TOKYO, J:in 27— £ 1t It p h o n e p OII,f i from Bangkok .............................. m id Thailand ................................ on «lcctarcit w ar t h f r n i tr d S i- itn awl G rra l Brit* | nin Sumlnv nml itnnifdiA ltlf **r•h-rid an nilvam v into Burm a b y . } T hai troops mofM tl tlonif 1 j iln« border. ^ , ' *’ ~ i T hr iii' w .i acfn cy saitl the T hai Mr ami M r. <1. urge C ross hav.* | fe ra e . were directed to « £ V Urn re tu rn n l to th eir home in Jack- th e ir operation* in cooperation Aonvili* r f t r r suvimIiiu: the vrrchJ J p u iw v . c a l with n lativ e* in Sanford ! r >• Ts.ihoenm i, Ja |« n e * e AmUna*ulnr at It-nakok. wa* ipioteit Itev It A M attrii ha* returned ** " ‘,h r 'V l1'! ” Im" frtou Brooklyn. N V . win-re he Hanykok la st night I* the im till* the death of In*. m ediate ivoaoi. for W!H cal I«11 i»V , 'in n of war unUy sh ie r ' . 1 iv JJapan Would Like IPeace Overtures = |From Chungking I'OKYO. Ja n 27 — (O fficia l i It.iiluH':.-. Ilccordisl liy AIM— In ;... mliln--* In l';u iin.ne.it F re n in-r I n n llidi-k. T ojn re ite ra te d Jn p a n e -e w.llingn.-** to nccept TU ESD A f AH w inter viaitom and m u r­ any Chungking overture* fo r and Seminole T ne re g u la r m w lw ir or GU- iate in Sanford pc:.ci-ful r.-Ciioc.tuition if th a t ra iliola Club, O. E. S. will not be County hnve been invited to a t ­ i' iiih' dKiiiifpi it-t nttiUiilc. held because of th e ilinrs* of to tend the party which ia being litth riirc .l ih.it. a lth o u g h given hy the Civie D epartm ent m any member*.' J.ipntt h n . In-fn fighting Chung* T h e U . D. C., un d er the iU rtc of the W numn't Club in the kmif f*»r f i\f p :m , it still IM* lion o f Mm. K. J . Holly, will rluli house on lie's Avenue lliii t'jiriU (Tumi :n h sister nation have r h s r g r of th e , m orning sew- evening at X (hi oVinelt. ami has imt «haiigr'tl its nil ml law aeaalon for th e Bed C roat. All eiilertniiiing program :tls»ut ristiv m g tTuingkin^ w ith C hildren of th e Confederal y ha* lieen arran g ed by Mr*. • •p**n arm* if if milv ii*ctificE h u r ( Ni» m ention w as mail** o f th e will m eet a t the home of Miaa Janie* Monghton and include*: •m t.ikcii Micas. M r* I K lila k . r *.f C l n r k .h u*. j fn c ' ,l" ’ T , :." 1n .' P » alrtw d ^ K ath erin e Spencer a t 3:30 I*. M. novelty danee niinilier* by Mia* "J a p a n is ih a s tis iu ^ n *[Killed l.m a n c r invaMon, Ann W hitaker; "T he lInner of V a . ha* t rrivial ... S an fo n l t o ! *'■'«•«• n..l.ng Tlmilnml** w estern • hiM w Im w.». prim penal by An« ’ \ W EDNESDAY I tin u a . the Camly F airy", by Mina M ar­ u|m*im| som e tu n e rtn.i h h*cnti*d nt 1**'i*ighlo» \ gh» .Am riica.’’ tin* PnMuior lU t* M ember* of th e Junior Choir jorie I(n*n t oginint, accompanied 010 Palm etto Avtniif «.l of th e F irst B aptist Church will a t the piano by Mis* Lenor* lie a<«t rtiil th a t past fa u lts Mr -in<| Mr< S am W a i t s , for m e e t a t the church following Whidilon; “ Way Down lf|»on the I m C hina wiuiM vanivh w ith tho IT a te r Meeting, fo r reheam ala. Rt. John* Itivrr", a anng com ­ mcr lv «*f li-illup, New Mi*i h *o, I ili'-iippc'irnitiv nt Anpln • Am erl* have nmvi-il t «• Srnfor»l nml are T he Clvie D epartm ent of the posed by Mr*. It (' Moore will I i im iiifln. m i W oman’* Club will have a covered be anng by her, ami a hum orous now re-itlm i' at till Park Avenue Nun i- tlw t miii fm* China*! dilh luncheon at 12:30 o'clock to expose of aulntnnm y nml a s­ Irailcrn tu awaken ami I tako Fill Mils of I I ( f.ltllH Will I** C iim s P M tM .lt \ M S le followed by the annual elec­ trology will I* given by Mr*. this iH‘t’;i mil tea urgi* them to tfret to h a m t in t he is critically i r i (on W hite tion o f officers. A program on Mniighloii ( >l.t yiM ill hi tin* llr.'inpe titu e ra l 11«»• li . I n N e w * the Ke«l Croat will l« presented C am e, ami o th er form* of e n ­ pital hi lu h u llo P’lin i!n M mistrr Shigcnori fTo« III t , re\ ho lll«l <ills by l i r a . K. K Roiimillat. tertainm ent have la-en p la lUlnl . cm t••I*! tin- House of K cpresen| . \ ..(• . tlf |tro:o|wi»v fn r the visitor* ami it i» jtn tiv fd tmlay th.it the very out* TIU 'K SD A Y t llief 1*1 11V llfliiM r Jo h n Mill .0 | mi \ mi) Aluiei that a large erowd will O il ••f St I if of thr wui in the P acific I** it r<|nirtf visile I , Member* of the Bnpitxt W. tl. expected i i hi \V i»rld Vrnla k ’ la* III ........................ I I Ipao I .1 irrriv r.l assurance^ ►n», \'i—Ifl'd.'lV Willi Ills wifi 1.'., um ler the d irerlto n of Mr*. III) | o IHi I 111* I l* e The evening * entertainm ent ftion th r ^n\ u t H overnnicnt It..1.1.0 iimI •oil A. J . PeteCmii, will tew fo r the I. lit « Ilf f • I .It • iif The. will la* climaxed by tin* servin,Hi.it Kii'»‘ i.i woulil nhservo h e r lied C ro a t in the m orning. V\ .1 Mr.. It w Ilerinh.ii niul Mrs n o t r a l i l \ part w ith litpatt to thfl The Town«eml C lub will meet of refre*biiii-lit*. llo*te**e* in • i v |..*r I IS* i"'i t• i I h-ti. . at th e C ourt lloii.te for It regn | etude Mr*. H J .I i-hnuin.Mr*. It 1 ' "ll . . I •ill.I .11»l h »*I.I I I'.el I * M. II* tin* ifliesl** J. Holly, Mr-. J W Hall un.t >. t. r.l *\ ..r Mi and Mrs Mar i I h«* I*miavn M inister sp<ike a lar m eetin g at 7 :3 0 I*. M s •HI • -'til iif Mi in f Heir* , f . i n m t i i i ' s a ttr r P ie m ie r T ojo hall 1 tin. »o 11* i tlidii The C hristian C hurch will spun- Mr* II W. lineker. K .11 1 ii.iiilmilli*’*d ..ml wai i% nut won hy money** *or a chili supper a t the c h u rc h ! • 1 llo* Ihivi- and .tie S.-vr* • uni iMpii n | confidence th a t from 5:30 until 8:00 P M •• DM VN. 1 In* iVopli* M* am 1 M, , Hi .iii*•y <>•Ilia *n | Inpun'* irs.n u ipx mi traln tsl m an •1 'll l.’i p" l to ill* S' l»*ib«* rr*** nl l\ OttlYI'd u*r«» from FRIDAY i*"W0r would o f f-.i the n u ite rla l r»n« viiir. 1 ;• III 1 Mr fhlhiim IM 1M1 «.l***ll» Mill*'! The W omen's l«rairue of the m o u i ii - ,.( th r IH iteil S tate*. AIf a il . i now .• IIO* • 1. .1 w it Ii th** (toll IM 1 1 I* il.h Congregational C hurch will have 11.. J iti.tiu i c ‘Itt, I ’.v i .l c .l |- 'i;t..k l... I* Him • i---.il «I.■.■ . .. .. .o i l Hr - nd l.tpan w:»s assurer) at :o IM \|V 1 1 1 l-l M l •hi • «oop: ill c h irr* o f the afternoon sewing Mrs. John Vaughn prvniihil over veil lMH'..lllt-a till- t '.i f l .t l. A n n >.« :... |>.• n l - n t I ’.n . Iv i • III|-.l lg .1 i nil-In- 11 • I i fioihm tniiiiipliw hi 'V r e a t e r IM 1 . \ ••\\ 1 •if ih. W.'I session fo r the Ked Cross In the the busine** Aessloit a t th e m eet­ l i-t \ i.i .............. it pMssetae* * i i l d i . : . l . - III-* a ix lil- tl. lilt I Ini:. \ ... i.llii .- 1 ;••••. mi.M i i |..i lilt- t fit III . 11.no til lilt | ‘i • ni \«*w -Ai.ilb -• 1 1 W om an's Club. ing of llie T ruth SiH-kert C last Mr* I* • lointi hi** re ttirn n l 1•• 1 , 1it 1v I ,i'i»il»:ird" . ird ie .lra tl*. ‘in.in powi’i tiauiiiiif and W i.x l..n y lo n w:i* tlx - It. I tln -u I■ l<i\v. ■I l i t i i l - l n ini I Ilf l-l.l.1 1* It.it Inn U.I I of the M* thiMliii I hiirch which her Itsiiiir ll* .1.1 *k«onvilh* afti'i | | Mi.ilri i:il* Ill'll - illy for pro'OCU* ( . •" M1111 1o . .icl.i-.tra ::d I'l I’ll..ilia* Ji-ITt-l*01 .. .I.ilin-i M .iiI. ■•<>. .I.im to . ill , ||. | n i ln . n .x li . t il.in r W ill . - - . .. II. mute* *|M*itdiii|' 1lit* ll • t \vr •k as tin* 1 1 ml It'1 ml. ..I' tli.* w:u II W . Ih-. II* ” ^ » i vest • uni- I n . |u- ' I* tlir f II • t f;u*|oi . w hich InM ulirm -. -to ll.. tj.n .U 'V A i I.i II... A t.il.i-w .lo in . >t n I. Ill... i.-ii w ith tin - 1-Hill H ostesses F'liisi „r Mr ltd Mr C J lia r \ i 11. v h i. Off I l*i.l. Mrs. J. F. ri mi ..m l W o o d ro w W ilso n N.|1 Mrlt.ll I n llllll.il lull I'm III I .1 It I ill I ' l l l l s I - t ll t* ipi.lfll It V uf men/* f u l l ' iltl r o w s 1*1(1 n McClellaml. Mr* \\ |„ Clark, m 1 ■Ja p a n lope )n i V.4 '.liu l ll is.II .iv .Illl I l lull h' fill* 91- *- tii **;i , I'l •'Mil*' i ...... lt.it w l.i-r.- t lx - ir n i.i.iv i'i :>. I. .t- III* I*, •I \ " l Olltll |ti fi h*\ h unlfin! Jennie I'liliuim :tn.| Mrs ll. . W..tl l I’hat i Ihf im s o n why Miss Ann Stine Mr tin* M I I . hm .ri I»1\ idi-«*r\t*»l Ilit* l(tHi.st‘\ td t I'll III ilul>*. :i Mori'uu I In* I T r i*It'111 I 1 iiu n H 'l 11 1 n s h'.y 1 I'l 1 III! Ii" • •1• i ul i.f A iiirrica, ulat her home on Sum m erlin Av- J a n e l.yllc hitii’r l ’idv N V viwilrd i t i l t t Iti it it t ih i It.i I I I lirrll lilt* i Hit* III tlu* r l ^ h l \ t ,: ii s , t )• I•• .ll lull CI.<Mi*ing the rb-ve.dll cliaplerI I «r III•••li'li 11 d" Mitt •ll miiss Ii ir ht )y enne on Friday evening lo memwill. Mr || |» N#iiv:ii» y M lif i p of M irk a* Iter -.i.hjcrl, \|r* . Clark i , 1It• hoi • lllllll 11 b • xpiuiditiini lierx o f the I’reiliyteti.-in Young I’lirtHilt1 t.. 1:i iiipri wltrn* ' \\. cl A I ime • IIh 1 f " 1* III 1*i**idt'i»t Roone* People’.* Cmincil. A circle of nmd..cti-il ll.c devotional and [.ray tlu*y will pi ltd i f»*\v il.tys. H (• •if 11.. \ \..|l .l I* ’ . • n i l s O n K a s l r r wa* led by Mr*. W. I*. C hap­ \ i i* It In. .»»'» I m t Miii*ri**ft. p rayer opened the m eeting, fol­ |.» I Ii t;:iu MminI, men. lowed lay report* o f the varkiu* S eem R e m o te ( 'o a s t n -il \l iisic Mrii A program of en tertain m en t M r s . T ill l»:»vis bus I n cn rc i 1 *. i* lilnli' i'|* ir -ta in s from committee*. wa * rnjuyrd a fte r the t>u*im-** K Id \ iiyiiiiii lull'll •. i'il k til*' -tarn - ftir h a lf A fte r linging *evcral »oni**, m eeting, cm.»i*ting of several r o d - iimvcd !•» Imt hum** m 1h i.and j •• no Mnrmtiir 11<\**i*•*•!« I , . t», \\ \' IIIN i. | n \ iltl lllllll "1 -il Ml I-..I•1 bbiitvr nml ro frn h in e n U were *erved to tne ing* by the vuriou* mcmlK-r*. from n lms|iit:il in Jncksonvillc j '» l -‘i \ iih im ;hi was v\\ I t-i in i n*n‘ i i ' if the d follow ing: , “T ne t ’*nlm of l.ife" wa* read ty wh« r». •In* Iiun Imm*ii til. Mrs ; ......... If u ia l woi.i lh.it th.* •I • ll \* ,l tl iilll l|| th. • iy*unl way* On vis is tin. funner Fannie U> DOROTHY KOI i The M ine* E lixahclh F ite, Mr*, t. D. M artin; "W hy People I til • « of 11 t I 11• I.', t |f New. »• 1 b,t|,|i. -i .•lib,>•« nd»hi| tn I \F N \ YORK, Jim France* Dagur, M ary Ann W hrl- Go To Church", by Nlr*. Ida Bigger* "f Smifiu.l •l.K •til'll . \l I'l't 1 l l i C a s e s T r i e d 111 00 Mi.nu-I Sin 's ih f l»V*-ni«f AllOTIt 1*1 • *i iill"|>i •it 1III M lit ak**s mi enuaii* till* ( I tu* k chel, Loi* M eriw ether, Ada C ham berlain; "The Old Y ear. Now l(»:fir* M n u RiMitii hi.ii-sfu iff, niolhfr t»f tin* ;i\» Rear Adm iral Jnlin Heardall . i In .11 .III. f.o hitii'h • •*|l siipp«*r o r \ •11•••ri*I I ••** • • Kimball, Audrey Bach, Ann th e New” , by Mr*. Vaughn; and III: III H vh Tin- Click F. B y J u d in * M ille r l»i*f fam ily, wifi* of n hnid w -il. I- I* \ * lll|| i t ; i.l i I.l •lit' III! 11Vlllf Iinv** >10:1'a M \rt nml Martfr Stine, and H erm an Brom ley, “G ram im other M aking h e r C ake'’, Mid Mrs Itcardall. who iiu' ho*»iin*s*g man nf m i I..... . -id*. . in• IblOf i* Billy Brumli-y, N olley Traw lek, wa* read hy Mr*. T. W. Wll»»n Im*«h 'i-iloivf with re la tiv fs in l 10 :tlo Nti'puiulhcr In C il\ C im rl i' oiio* and -hi* lik* s In i jid* o .i V*iI f. I.l Following the prognim the host- Orlando f«»r the* Iasi week, will I ID |'» W••in.in tif t •••muff Rolwrt Mlncey, R obert Herndon, I n l.ilv -i,n . J o . I • id hot rur* :dif is Mrs t ’la r f iiff *' i I h. t l.iin. i.l •• I lilts caaea aerved refreahm enta to tlureturn to W ashiuvlon and An Delphlne U nity, Mr*. 0 . A. I Min |»r:im:i **f f....d • no |.-.k ImIt. i .*••*! lay rleflii • it 'I i i t.i*t It who has just iftn rtlfd In In . . ......... .. th.o. n:tpolis tinl.iy. and Mr*. E. following: Stine a n d the Rev. vI, II Ift At lliiiiir W 11Ii M:illv Mar til • |'||\ l l l f . S I - Ih. • .i I isoii'fi than tin. •• minus sta rc h . •to Imlllf, IIffi t M rs. Wilson, Mr*, la-alit- W ent, f III In.I . I r D. Brownlee. \ him i i t a I.I***pouii of -la rc h tot ! *"» >t. . \« <pi I (M il mu' w •• * • k iii Nt*w \**i'v .A nd from Longwood, the MUa Mr*. Ella Kith. Mr*. F. U. M it­ tn M min t|* I J K Sl«*wni t ultfiidrfl tli** | 11 III ItriRht II nt nttitl • a* It i \ nips of w ater is rnoutfh* ><l . -•not W hfif -h f w a - \\ lllfd, dltii'd. v«r»«'d v* st. i I till I e* M arguerite Dibble and Bet chell, Mr*. I . I.. Gee. Mrs. II. II. Florists * T»*b% tri:»ph h c liv iry As | | i?,, New* •. photn|i|siphftl and int«*rvifw**d a* o'. I... k ■y D ibble, Billy H artley ami P a ttlsh a ll, Mr*. A. D. Shoem aker, r of in t inn I ’nit School (Tlinir . 11 ;Ar» Tcmiwrulun* Ihillftln Mr*. Alice M. Sw ingle. Mr*. J. *'MiT yphal r in ln in p r " fm Fred BUtllne. Whit* . hi » W .til was hold in tho Ani(«‘hil( [ |2:M l Kal«* Sm ith Sp« nk* B. Crawford. Mr*. M artin, Mr*. which I '* l*J. gim -t <kf th r Nitfioitnl ilini'.'c and l.Jlow Ml I M h f hrrkf»lM*nrd Tt»m* L uther H»rkey. Mr*. G eorge Me- Hotel in O rlando yesterday. ta i| Dry ( hmhIs A*>sonat ioii \\ •» 11• . I. t » i » • o.n, Ih.o.I M e n 's I .-ll ( I 'l .- a ii f .l a it.l ItliH -ki'il) lluncrlimi* Crum , Mr*. L. Ginn, Mr*. J . C. Ih f inro n if of "M r-. ’lypir.H • - i n ii. .1 I* l: i II doilM* I l|sl »* Mr*. Al II H unt, Mrs. Mary I 12:1.7 t.i.r Cnl Sunday th*st oiimt" full- w ilhm th r a*»• . • . old in * Kawlins, Mr*. \V. 0 . K riek*m. 1 on l.ilt- t'.-oi It- ll.-ni.lif.il e ia y f <:',r»Dil to $.1,000 .1 )f .» I ii D \\ ••••I.!. H d» ivilu* \ F . Crenahaw. Mr*. W. E. Sm ith. and Mr*. If. A. S w anw n were I IS Worn.in In Wliil.* .She has i wii fliildifti. td iif , in I..I >.i iltl d.i*.** and) Mr*. M. B. M ore. Mr*. J . B. W il­ gv-.-sta nt th e th ird l.irtlubiv at. I ID Krldi?. FrhiM.I ..f tl..- All anil I ’laiM*. '! Sin ki i'll* a pin: • i.l 11 if ft. \ lo I The K g u ln r m eeting of Reml- liam*, Mrs. K. M. M tto n , S r.. Mr*. I T» Rnnd Hf | iff 1010' loanl Iit .'i1.11- limuv of !•• t . . .1 I linla Keltekah l/v lg e 43 wa* held Malilr lllount. Mr*. Agne* Sm ith, nlver*nry p a rly of the Pal.-llk* i mi Yoiiii|f Hr. Mill i.i • Pilot Club t a i l n ig h t In I'oliitka nWII i]• •• »* and th " *' of I" i Im". • III I \« lilt a t the 1. 0 . 0 . F- H all on T hun. Mr*. Chapman. Mr*. Hil.t.n Lund' lf» .h»yr»* .lord.in littlf f ill ion lo r Imoif ott i follow \ | * .lay n ig h t with Mr*. U. E. A»h- nuiat, Mr*. Vaugl.n, Mr*. Agne* -'ID Th** Is'diHnT*' hlkllfft and -avfi< niioo*v Mr. nml Mr*. J . II. IJnyd ii.al 9 down, noble grand, prexidiag. Fuller, a visitor, and Ml** June ho.*. or I • I'* Hp N**wm For all lion * I » • * I d i\p f |i* i «* dni.gl.ter, .lnri.ueli.u- ,of Jru k on , C om m itter* for tho new y e ar Waddell. • Us dt ..i d. rly roil | liiii Whit,* • ••$» t tin* oiooildy «b*rlri«* u n i Villa w ere the w«-ekeml g u etl* of 1? **r» 'IVn»p*" ;ti ii *••• I***fIt*t«m were appointed by Mrs. A»hI t sit r Mat i i• *••M-pl»**m* lull and p t vtofiils no iMr*. I.lo rd 's b ro th er nrul -• *t«■r tlown. A nnouncem ent wa* made tin «• till* k '■ Dll n*. " :i*u Farm S iv u ril^ \ *I ..mi i n NOTICE ■ lit* fam ily’* * new I* 11 A-fin.ii**** * 1 in.InuMr. sm l Mr*. C. J H a rt. of the m eeting a f D lalrlct T en of to a >» '•• d a y i ; ItiHUl | I inn IV home, Mi ■ ( ’ox ha- n htnh'ft »f 11. *nn. T hey n*«o ntlen.bul tlw w.-l the iRebekah Ataem hM y of Flo!• -ink • im $"» or »D Tho Pilot Club will have a ding o f Miss E velyn C ite* n..«l 3 : in K* ii* fl i "'..'ill*'" , ii.iritnni $ 10 . fit) a w rrk Hot nf this -I. a. in ' % rbla, liy Mr*. Olenn B. M cKay, social m eeting ton ig h t ul tl." liyroii disorderly ' Ki'ufn* Yh IIcv Folk* mays th r food lull, u n o a u m " .......hi Chnrle* llnm.-v In DeLnnd on 3:30 < i On) . H enry d l-trirt deputy n r . - 1I m t. The home of Mr*. F ra n k It. Mac. 3: If* P liihln,,» Also nrt* IVnph IH to $ |0 u wrrk tin* nmid* I •.» i •. ••*, f • or .“al d a y s ;' m eeting will be Iw-kl In St. Neill on P a rk Avenue. The re- K ntunlay nfternonn. 3:.V» lVf>n Ni'viti waiffs add tin* laundry hill nkein , t i l l or “.O' M .n Cloud 9. oua oo nn ' Feh. re n . u. , ! g u lar dinner m eeting ha* Ix-en •1:0 1I'ohim hin (*onc«*rl Hr lira . ('»•% Iniys on .in iiv*•*:*»'•• K i f • iititiiiiif o V fi 1 Mr. nml Mr*. A. K. lt.o--.-ii.-r At th o ronrluaion n f the buxD ,|;,p 4.n „ <| with _Jtml the 'h .. money m nn,» rhtM ra • »f mu* iifw j»trr*'t tlrrs* a Im oi | . day *, John \V net* MW*ion the m eeting wax will *l-.-nt y o e tm la y in O rln m l. l:ir» II. S. I r i t »v|, Kfliifiou* F t III Il>e n used tow ard p u rrh a tin g an, fnr not , n i o t » • than $ |n otuiiR o \ . r fin* hose, i* adjourpm l. the unit fhaittfi* llriKnli'iut a pin t of blood plasrnn it vrn- where they stten.le.1 m akfs h**r Imtui* tlrfsMva for If i.t. . U illmtn Alton wh.o.1 cllnle ronih.einl by l;34l Sinjf Aloittf • I jiii I Trio ai.no.meml tbl* n.orning hy th.than $*J ra rh . irir* to k<fp on !• • • i mo. utraijjht 11 The principal R eatlU h local H orace Item ), nationally known 4:15 IVtmi N'rwa president, Mr*. Al F '.. H unt. hitiul oiu* k'oo«| suit, urn* or two -rMi— \\ . 1 *0111. o p e n itin n tn.be, a s k AIU1UT u n i t r«H.rt b* llv* S h e riff Court and designer fn r th e Florida Florist*' 5:00 Tlir Milo Tivnm ll lll.lll Ilet'll* e, bond •m art *|>ortn drrm irs mol mo* the Judge la railed tb a S h e riff T. Irg rap h Delivery Atiuwintloi.. r»:lf» Mutiny on tin* II irIi * I '.n i N O M I I A l. I .A I I N I I H Y H K K V 1 C K -linplf dittrifr i l m v S u b stitu te. 'N O T IC E T l." rlln le waa held a t the A ripe- fc-lo Iiixi% F arm Club Ahr m ukfs yiv new drrHM*i hill lin te l. II.i Iihw for lit 11«* Clair** twin* a yi*ai An appeal w as te n t out this 1 Th# postal ra in In Vlcby, for lesi t h a n $ I ••arh, buy > F rance, w as lnrreaie<l b y 60 p e r­ m orning from the locnl K«l 1>,fi#ltr'* clothfs Miidy ma«l<*. 1 i Croas c h ap ter for larg e table*, cent the f irs t of th e - «ar. tin* purchase o f lu-nbil repair* | liuitmiiil avrrnicfs two urw suit typew riter*, closed cabinet* and T E I . K I 'I I O N K n o i : \ s r s k v o n ii s t . $30 o r h-ss fot fur fa rm m art.lnery, v*xenti:«l a year, p a y s bawk *helves. Anyone having any S iiiiiiitT ii S tir te s fertilix er m aterial* am i other . hem. at these articles th a t th e y will neetia. The am ount uf cum -.it “ Mr*. T ypical Cuelm ner" lend to the chapter, Is asked to In U e K is lr a lin n COLUM BIA. B. C.. J a n . 27— Inan.i on ImmA* of prm lurtim. |Mrn jn (irevnviltc, attem li.l telephone BO. (S p e c ia l)—“Tbo appeal u f the rrecllt nasnelatlnn in the thlr.l W inthrup ('olli-gi- i>. Itm k Hill, S ecretary of A g riculture to far- d istric t on Dee. S I. 1911 wa* 23 s . c ., worketl a . a nale- girl fur ATI W T A Ja n 27— IH | h r i a l ) | v HAPPY BIRTHDAY A hraya wipe wooden ulensil* mens fo .-’a fu rth e r (nrrraxo of iM-rcent g n -n ler Ih*.. Florida, w ith b to ta l re p o rte d . fo r Hm- .. y Fnr o r *n nml ih.-n n .a rrin l S. V. Douanay lUTdry n possible and th en keep a pproxim ately )5 prrern ^ in the lean n y ear ago. I * is ill h i rryr» I ration of TaO.DRD ntt ber f i n t Im-hu, fro... the ailjuiuI of l»ir. “ I li .tiln tif lhi* w m thrrn j 'M Ua R a th Pugh in th a ktlehan for a n hour o r *n production of a g ric u ltu ra l pro; ing town. for aw ay. Ncvor duet*, over th e goal* s e t -Ini' in tin . phtiBi* o f i'lviliuu ara sto rin g Mr*. J . Ml W ynn T h e c o lire p lan t t* e x p e -ln l i-*, 1942, w ill Im answ ered a ffirm a ­ i. nil** lion, d win revolt Ir«l !»•*»•• |iu Sterutrout a t e wooden* fjrn o ih netrfuiue a* well ax •Irin M l FROST tively," sta te d IM. A rth u r Minor, t* •!.• * . hy tH Ki*2hinial Offin* for B l^ n ra .William*, Jrheat o r It wHI w arp. w orld w ar. p resid en t of the Production •i.irlng tit* I l im A M li iIT , 4k g. i f ivdinn |k friuw* T h u ro;n|uiri* Ham Walt* C redit C orporation, to<Uy who I r i v . . s • J a n ' T7' w III. -'.n*r.n •-r-.T.'inr.riu U u iaU n n . .lBiige,- , fo r ijenliuii re g istra tio n s. nut th a t report* front H U rk-out p a in t on the out-of- .irost U r Florida throughH W Mclnew __ tay By VUtpry Bond* find Stamps” polnteil , H urr j , M reu loesl prn.lurti.ut credit nsaorbi- door* ■i.l.* of window g b u i i- m orning, tl.e Federal S ta le W eath­ tin* reveal th a t fa rm e rs a re u o irr effective fo r a com plet- e r Bureau announrrd Sunday. live d.reetof o f the h l.iriibl f'l.UI. j r i l for t'iv ilin n Ib-frnve, rc p n rtn l m aking application* e a rlie r In ita r k o u t than inside painting, ord er to g e l rre.il t adyanrea fur w liirh crcatea reflective glare. H IT L ER FI.KKS SM OLENSK 1at . rrcion;>| i.l* rtl.)ir of tl.e i t e ' D Iii r<- ilril p ra rtiru libu k o u u Inch „ NEW Y O ltK. Jaa. 27. l / U - T h e i hu.l ,' “ ' 1 .'•* *•" held in m -rrly every iirim n ruuio . J * it.iil HutU th e Fieri,I -1 BrlMsh radio lirofi.i.jnit brnmb-nst .Sunday Sunday na , , /i r " '' 11i.y, wa* ready for Stockholm rep o rt th a t A.lolf lilt-1 **• i ‘“r , i [er ha,| abandoned hi* | w r . m . n l ! ’' V1*: "••'•'vi-n. . to te-t r. \ hem kiuarter* behind th e Ru.shtii | • • • ' f**, r », rw' »t h front a l Sm olensk and moved to "'Y e a re not ro m p lte eitl", Ini Minsk, 200 miles fu rth e r west. s:i-l." nml we will • continue to . *.Xl vso*k ti» p<*rf»’*'t oiir *»rj::ini*atl«»n ” Ib-r.uifd h' D irk.uu...., United ALUM INUM M ARKED S ta te . In-l-erlnr Gei.erul nml nrt I.ur regio.inl il.retto r of tl.e tM!|t, W ASHINGTON. Ja n . st .ted tmlay th a t th e extun.-ive W ar Production Boonl ^fnn civlllrn rc g ta lru tlen and organtxa n r - m s r k a d the nation'* rn tlre lion work in F’lorkla indicates dy o f. alum inum fo r w ar use. I Imt the s la te is llu- m ost ailtibitin g nil civilUn use except valued for rivUinu protectlo.. ll. • handful of essential Items. th e Foil.tl. ('on** Are*. Social P e r son a ls I RADIO NEWS Truth Seekers Class Has Regular Meeting % Ann Stine LntertainH iwa- »>-'i Young People’s Croup!foV'hc y*.Ji!.,i' eimrci, Information Is Given On “ Mrs. Typical Customer” For V Rchekah HATS 65c Dresses 65c Suits 65c Pants 30c ( l.KANRI) & PRESSED CASH & CARRY. Production Increase By Farmers Is Due J I » Florida Lead's LANEV DRY CLEANING CO. > i l * > HAT K Z /0 / irgoin Day Today Double Bill L E T US M A K E YOUR CAR “S1IINY A ^ A M I R R O R ’’ W IT H A WAS H AND POLISH JO B .. Mallory & Etchinson Felts Mny ra m e l mt l...|M irtnnt ileal. Kin- or th e ft tuny roust, ir­ reparable dam age. t.'iuupb le proteetii.ii la o u r vault Ijj^nt very l.u U coal. $5.00 values .................... $3.08 valu es..................... $3,75 valu es..................... new $4^5 now $335 now $2.95 Tile Sanford Atlantic National Bank Correct Men's Wear . Pr I \ - :J h& ‘ *'• , V - i �I '- - a * - - Lawrence Tfbbett Win Give Concerts AO Popular Brandy> Outstanding Dog, iytona Basketball Team May Be Favored Over Feds Here Tonight Hi-Guide, Seeks Eighth Victory ‘ ■Local cate fana hare the or- waa defeated laat week, 27* to pertonlty to aee what pfomlaea 14. i» be a bane-up basketball *nThe expected itartlng line-op eoentcr a t the high school to­ tonight for the F*4a will be Dannight when the fast-sUpping UJs and Herring, forwardaj Daytona Boca come hare to tan­ Fleming, center: and Lee and gle with the feat-improving Cel­ llkka, guarda. A game between ery Feda. the B squads ef the two achoola I Bated aa perbap* the strong- will open the card at 7 :00 P. M. In regard to the context. Coach tot opponent on the Sanford schedule by Coach L. L. /Whl- McLucaa declared, "SpecUtora fey) McLocaa, tha Buca likely can forget war worriee fer rata s j a alight favoriU In to- awhile by coming oot and aeelng night’s encounUr, which will two houra of g o o d entertain­ •tort a t 8:00 o'clock. However, m ent We uaDaily pot o n ’* pret­ yleybig on tbalr home court and ty good gem t and tbnlght's M l ox spirit, tha Pads ara ex- ahould be better than naoal aa pealdil to go "all out” In a real Daytona undoubtedly la one of effort to Uke the measure of the beat clobe we will m eet The building will be warm, and I be­ Daytona. > The local f i r e ha* copped; lieve any fan that likea baaketthree of five engagements to bail will enjoy aeelng the game." daU. They have won, lost, won, lost and won so It would seem to be In the cards that thay will bee tonight. “ If wa should lose," Coach aUted, “ It will be became ear bast Isn't good enough. The LEESBURG, Jan. 27—Soddy boys Intend to Uke this one If Groat, cenUr fielder of the gt all possible.” '.T h e rads opened their season l^eaburg baseball club, twice by licking Tavares, 10 to 12. ull-atar *eiectlon of tha Florida Xgatls, claiming an ouUUndlng State league, has been sold to •quad, took the locals 22 to 20. .got Sanford bounced back to out­ class DeLand 20 to 11. In a rough pneounter In Ocala, the F e d a went under 28 to 18. Leesburg Leesburg Sells Soddy Groat To Montgomery Gator Griddera Start Spring Drills Soon GAINESVILLE. Jan. 27. Off­ spring football prsctlca at tha University if Florida will begin Feb. 16. Head Coach Tom Llcb announced Monday. Walter Klichovltch of Turtle Grrek, Ps., on* of nine sophomorr* who Isst season eim rd • varsity Utter, has taken leave for military service. He w it a re­ serve tackle. Y ou w ill •!•*» Ilk« o u r r h lll • rt<I Olh»r •h u rt iird in l Angel’s Eat Shack PLANS FOR W P A JACKSONVILLE, Jsn. 27, </D— The Florida WPA perfected plan* Monday to place Its entire state­ wide organisation with its 22,000 employes on .v full 24-hour emer­ gency brais, equipped to serve in the event of any major disaster. feed Ave. Jest Off Geneva. | % Has Your Car Tried Reel’s New [Rocking Jack . It'd designed capeclnlly to elim intte bad squeaks j from your guto and enables us to give your ear u better lubrication Job It la eaaential for you to keep four car in good nhape, to make it laat longer. Let BS help you do thla with our rocking Jack—the only i ooo of it* kind In Seminole County. w. LONOWOOD, Jan. >7. (Special) —Hl-Colde takea the track again tomorrow night for an attempt at his eighth etaalgibt victory of the year a t Benford-Orlando Kennel Club. There aeema Utile to bar his path. Scheduled to give him aa much competition ae poeaible over the b-Mth’e la Gay Hop. Gllderalaeve, Officer- Andrew, tumbling Nlde, Clentia, City Judge and Smoky Tate. The QoinieU appears to be a good secondary feature, with such entries as Flaxle B. Armed Girl, Rolls Gangster, Lucky Vicky, Real 8pry, Myrt'a Pride, Pleaiant Sue and Nadarke. o v e r n i g h t f n t h ik s r o i t TUESDAY P in t Race—Polarity I flo ld tn P a r I (U p A lo n e I I x n * M a ry rids 8U U College led book, etore officials to advlee music patrons to "buy early”. Inauguration of President Doak S- Campbell ef Ike atata cellege and the annual Alumnae College are slated that same week-end ee the Tlhhett concerts promise -.to be more widely a t­ tended than any aver taking place Sn«rw. -- - - Third Race— Mila 1 I I 4 ( I s * Naif D a lly D u a b lr l Sm oky D ads I llr u a h lr A re P il o t f C k ls f H ls rla r C o o tls 7 T w r r itlr d u m L ady R ues S M a rta n x I I i 4 D e se rt D sn C ool Man M a ry f il e s T s r y f b ls T im iv T tm n a c t i T o o t w m ir t h ci a c e i t iv amd r o a j u d ic ia l BKMIVOLK The freighter Seale ffHta. e gening hole In her alde. la beached a t Grrtrnora Island, New Terk barker, afUr beipg towed from the seen# of her collision with tho Soe Jseo off Atlantic City. Tho S ee Jaee seek and tha aurvlrara vNre Ukae U Newport News by e rcacuo vessel. No llvas ware lest la tha accident.__ . ---- Ul FARMERS’ MARKET 8EMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS "If we can mike arrangements to go by plane, we'll maka tho trip?* said Ott, "but I wouldn't Ilka to go on a boat." 8tonanam audbd that the Giants would Immadlately begin efforts to assure air transportation for tha LOST AND FOUND FEEDS at Toifchton’saro. FOUND—Car keys. Owner may have same by Identifying at IleraId Office. ' ^ ^ K m AGIC DEATH rr ^ H L U teechet. ants, fleas, rats. LOST—Men’* brown wallet, aUn­ i. TouchIon Drug Co, Ph. ciled Inside. W. F. Penney*. Rewed. f W M-W ot Kt?-,, ! THE In front of any pitcher, pt pitifully as, la the line e he faced e roomful of n et e preen conference, prom lld ha would not lo* eg* end leave town heft dinner of the New York I writers Sunday night, w h a to rocelvo a plaque for ”n oua service to b a te ball oval period of years." Package Store llO MagaotU A ren no ITAlJLOUr/- j ^^^HpBfENHAGRN, Marlon Market, Plants M 1.S0. Whits USED TYPEWRITER—Mra. Bam x allow Bermuda Onion Welts, iPhone 11I-W. u o . Hroccoll M 2.00. * ^ ^ ^ ■ B S m a w a r M 3.00. Ask for CHEAP ROW BOAT — BUto price . end particulars. Write ■MtUjkyTlces. PrevsU and FIs. Rev. R. M. Hankie, Beaferd, RL L Bos III. ^ ^ W i Y PLANTS for tale. T. 1* •» 'OOOD HOME for deg. Inquire He M ■ n j 4_______ . „ P ^ P P > .' - w : , v , ^ .. S2& & ~ T k y ijj • ‘ O P T IIE PITTSBURGH HTATE PAINTS G. 0. STUART PAINT & GLASS 117 Park A rt. Phone 303 v -W • i M V T f - -7 :t . v 7 9 v u B R 9 o f Picking Winners TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE GAY KOP GILDERS LEEVE OFFICER ANDREW RAMBLING NORA CIEN TU CITY JUDGE SMOKY TATE HI GUIDE GREYHOUND GU9 la en the air ever WDBO tonight a t « i ! I with nil the . NO MINOBS ALLOWED . POST TIME B ill P. M- Or Route 17 (Sanfovd Highway) at Longwood about 10 Mika South of Seafevd. TURN AT RED ARROW By PAUL ROBINSON Zj jfn I - , * , i t .• - riVn NAM E o r F l o r id a . ■. WANTED T-RC ; You ere frequently judged by y6ur appeersnee. . . . Let ue keep your clothe» looking good. ETTA KETT DUPLEX AFtT I w ! w IN T I I B TO : E d n a W elch , w h o m p r e s e n t a d d r e s s Is d n k n o w a b u t w h o s e la el k n o w n a d d r e s s la M o a llrle , O e e r e la : YOU A R K II E ttE D Y N O T ir iE D a n d re q u ire d to a p p e n r l o a c e r ta in B ill o f C o m p la in t filed ! h r J o h n T. W elch , a a a ln a l y o u la th e tT lrcu lt C o u rt o f R em lnol* C n u a lr , o n n r b e fo re th e In d d a y e f M arch . A. D l i l t , th a a s m s b e in g I h s M a rrh llu la !> a r: la d e f a u lt w h e re o f lb s s a id r a o e e w ill p ro c e e d ex p a r t e a a a ln a l ro a . I n s a id r a tio n a g a i n s t y o u , th e p la in tif f s a k e f o r n d iv o rc e : th a t Ib is O rd s r ba p u b lis h e d ro c Ib e s t a t u t o r y lim a re q u ire d by l a w , In th e H an fo rd H e ra ld , a n a w a p a p e r o f g n n e r a l c irc u la tio n , p u b lis h e d In S a n fo rd . H em ln sle C o u n ty . P lo r liti. a t yourself , the way other people look gt you I Are your clothes neatly cleaned end pressed) NICK’S K; : > • i ' ■ —VH.— ED N A W E L C H . D e fe n d a n t. o a u a a AMD v o n c a . r e s t in BE SURE TO V l i n j izdir.- JO H N T. W E L C H . P la in tif f . NJNTH RACE — 6*1« Mile IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES • WINES PHONE 9180 lassiHed Advertisem ents . l a q u a lity a n d c o n d itio n m an y p o o rly b la n e fc fd . 4 d o a 11.74I.4S. p o o r r b E a a b e * l i t* : f - l d o a i . a a - i . i i , m o s tly t.aa , p o o r­ ly b la n c h e d a 7 I | l a d o a /* .!* • 1 1*, p o o rly b fn a c h o d I t s x X 's X.74-J.#*, p o o r ly b ln n c h rd l t.!S ; C A U f . I t " I I d o a 1.74-4.14. f a i r q u a lity l . l e - l l l : I* " r r n l r e trim m e d to p s , *-a d o a , I.SS-1.7* P a s c a l I f A IS " S-7 d o a M s - FLOSUDV Slants May Play Two Ball Games In C&ba ROY and BUCKY REED ^ COCMTY, Divoacm. in c K A v r a a r , Reel’sGulfStation - IU » r. Atao aee ua for waahlng, waxing, Good G u l f V V +r°T M .lb e r OET THE THRILL ducts and personalized service. and PARK F » rr» ll. - NEW ro riK : M ARK ET W EA K ER C a ra o n t r a c k 1 *— C o re a r r iv e d IS. Ry I r e c k I r i a C a re u n lo a d e d IS F L O R ID A t C A I.IT . Fifth Race— Mils F l o r i d a a d o a . > a a - M s . m o s t­ n e rt R o b in t Ml** H s u tu a ly s . u - a - i f r * d o a i.e t- i.7 * , T o m W illa rd I K n ty K id m o s tly i n - l . I I ; • d o a l , l l REPORT No. SC JA N . I t . 1*41 4.a«. m o s tly I.40-S.T4; S d o a s . t . v r o i u i ST.4TM P A R M E R • ' P a n a l a g u l a R * d l M iria m Moor* W A R R A N T Y D E E D S i . l l - t a a . m o s tly L M -s .7 1 ; la m a r k e t 4 D r a f te e llo y 4 P lll* b * rry d o a l.aa -S .7 1 , m o s tly 1.11-1.71; H ere. T h e o d o re P., lo M rs. r . H, M K l'K I.I.A V P .O t a F R U IT AMD With Race—Futurity h u n t H 4u». • dot H ockey 1-11-41. VEUNTAMLM R P.PO R T I F ie ld e r i K in s P rp p y I .7 J - 1 M : I *»■ 1.11*1.I t ; I t D oyle. K a ils . In H a n fo rd P r o d u c ­ ml s a le s a p l a I I O I A . M. , I l-u rk y T a k e r 4 M lky W *y tio n C re d it A ssn. 7-10.41. d o a 1.17 U : C A L jr . n r J d o a l e a . IT . 1*4* , „ I C o u r t C le rk 7 C le a r M en H e rtle tt. J. H, e | u>. t a H s a la m la l.4 t- 4 .W ; 4 d o a a.7 S .4 A a; t d o t, Pkaaea M ,*?**• ***■ I R s y M ore • C o tto n flln K H eanm n e l u s 1-17-41. l-I S : P a s c a l J j t - 4 doa IS'* P M H IIIIA P R O D fC T O Seventh Rare—8-t* Mil* M ..ore, C e le ln e l uk . (o R am son rrilM riv irM p a r k 3.3<I*3.?K; AVCH’A O o ra A -H u Iie k i. i s m I C u r a te ' S J o * W lllir,l lln y e a 7 - 1 1 - 0 . IIEANI4 — IIU l lp r . T e n d e r s c a e e . t R e a l rlr* 4 llo u n r ln e Hen r-E lroy. B , K ra a ls e l u a . t s C h a t. I 7 .lt- lt.lU. V aL l l . l l - l l . l * 41 M lla 1 A rm y M an 7 Ml** M lllon b b lll e t u * l - i l - 4 1 . IIEETM— lh>a leu*. 7 » e .|S a 4 M lty T r l r k y I O k e tn ah AUHKROfENT P o ll DRMII lA H U A ltE — T on. B u lk , f a ir In t e r . W e e k a II. U.. lo W illie S e lp lo e t Eighth Uses—Futurity I l l .4 e I 4 t . i a . R ad . H o r. U .l » I Jap p ? IN o rm a n A m lrtw u i ll- lo -d . II ta . C h in e se . f r t # J I M T h ig p e n . P f a n r e e W .. lo p a n lle I H#d M rO «« % J e e i llorliU afl CAR ROTA— lh>a Itu n . t* c - t* e H a II. H ayhkie e l m g -4- I I . 3 0 « r* f T J rc W KrtMit llp r . I s t l . l t I-U V U ITIO N A L S A L E C O N T R A C T 4 D o u b tfu l J o h n I (-*h«tl«r O el CK.I.RHT— f 1r a is e . 11 1 # .17.44 M eek— I n t e r n a t i o n a l M o to r T r u c k Ninth Race—5-II MIU (BEAL) C K I-E R r I I K A I tm —C ra te * . »L 7»- C o rp . to II. r . T r e a h e r 11-11-41, I fla y K op * C le n tia M ILL OK S A L E 1 t (llld s r s ls a e s 4 C ity J u d e * c o l . f j t R i m — D o a llu n . A llm an . W . tV . l o C. A. P n r lln I O f f l r e r A n d r e w 7 H m oky T s l s E4M IPLANT— Ru l l p r . I I J M L M 4 t l a m b lln e N o r a t lll.llu M e (IliA P E P IItM T — llo x U .e, t om b. Tenth R ec#-4-U Mil* Ills S Pm H a e 7»e No. t I D a is y I D s r lln e '* ( lif t l l - t t - H ilo * H a s t* a t D on O rls n d n 4 l>»* l - i r r l n L E T T U C E — I r e b e r a . C rt. le a d . *S la n d C a s u a lly Co. I I - I 0 - 4 I . . ( I I S . I I 90 f a | l . t t - | l . e s , DOS. a W h lll* J e n s * I H a p p y Mlk* P IN A L JL 'D U H R N T I Ir e n * M ar I l-u r k y J o k e r d ry p a e b . o rd . l» n A rm o u r A C o o f D a ta w a re , t a D N IO fto— D ot. llu n . » * e .« e Eleventh Race—ll-tt Mil* A . W a l le r t - i a - t l . O R A N dE O — B oa U.M. C om b I t . U iq l'I N I K L A m i n i D D C L A R A T IO B O r D O M IC IL E B a a »*c No. * ll- tO H ags i t s I rta lle B 1 Ile a l Hpry R e : W a l l e r T. (la w d a o u a h . P A R H U U — D o a llu n . »»«•*»« ’ I A rm e d l l l r l • M y rl'e Prlil* M A H M IA U E L IC E N S E S I R ail* l l a n e e t e r t 1 'le e e e n t Hu* PE A S— llu llp r . D rd. t o fey. II.S S B o y e r. P a te r , •O rla n d o , P l a . an d lU i ' L u c k y V ic k y I N e d s rk n O p al E lla a b a lh r o m a n , O rla n d o . P E P P E R * —C a lif W o n d e r. R u H e r , f i l l . C re is e I l . t t . O th e r# H a J o r d a n , J . I I ., D a a v a r , C olo., an d l lp r . I I * a . |l . 7 l „ E l Id les H e av e s, Da L an d . r i a . PCITATOBO— R ed R iles. W J J o . l i M y ers. H e r m a n O e d e a . H a in e s , A * C ra te s I l i a . I I - I S . n f r a l e a v llle , P l a . a n d A l l e e w l a b a r a E n ­ I t 4 t.ll.ia . f - c r a le e te r p r is e r u , L'W t 'M age O o m m l 1 1 .7 1 -lt.M NF-W YORK. Jan. 27. (JPJ— H e r b e r t, if e n d n a M ead. D a y to n . la LB n a a n ll.S S - ll.lt O k i e a n d M a ria n V lr n ln la M eMol Ott, new manager of the New R A D in ilK * — D o a R u a . t t e C n lla a L E n n lla, F l a York Giants, conferred with Preal- SP IN A C H — Ru l lp r . H am m er T y p e , B o k n a n o e W ilb u r C IID on, Nanlla -ll.te 1 dent Horace Stoneham Monday la r d , r i o r l d a , ------------ “ “ ‘ T H A W H E R H lr.* — P in t . 1‘ r - l l c and tattled the tangle over wheth­ H HWT P O T A T O E * — (SWT H ack*. er the Giants would go to Cub* M *- R a v r / i v iin it r U^ V r #nL M a rth a » rh w » ria . for two exhibition gamee they T A N o'isiV lN E *—4-1 B ox C om b. I l . t t 5 ria u rr R have scheduled with Uie Brooklyn fa j l . l t T U R N IP S — D o a R u n . tte -1 4 * Dodger*. i D. 1141 LEGAL NOTICES Foerth Bars—Futurity C C o u rt O q u M t r a t i« i^ d .tu 7 l.u m b s r J s r k I D s n r l n s W a r rio r O. Pho*. « Baceed Race—Futurity frtrsg Hail Dally llssbLl W s r n ln e H*dl« Itu te n n J a y Its M arrn O r - l s H a rp e r ARCADE Package Store attended .numbers on the Series up until now have been the operas "Carmen" and 'Madame Butterfly" given b7 the San Carlo* Opera Company and the two concerts t y the II. S. Marine Band. a A n f tll r t S f ll e a r o n d o s 7 M sry ln Mlmpaon I N o rd l I I V e ls n f ln e 'e P e r il( I T w e n ty B u r k s 7 4 I ls s s ls B s l e r n y a t Free D tD w y TALLAl �I-:' • H H H 5VrV£w-' mm Viv. I ' "...... ■ ............... .............~ j P P P P P fp W lP - wWmPm i WwWI- .* «> y , ,i , | .t'%' * v ' aw® ® 'vC^ * • wish b U fr**i If • * wish If U 1 praoerv* tariotate t b n * ftAUmklUa priri.. b f n far «lbfc n bat* M i a* Uwg ran. tending—« , ■■•( fttb tl M l - V t f H C I M U ST . M*. PL E D G E • 1 •- - ’ & I r a l & AN INDEPENDENT |)AII,Y NEWSPAPER THE TO FLAG M -X “ I p lrslfr allegiance to th r Flag >•! th r U nited S in tra of Am erica. anil to tho R rpuhlir for which it aland*. «nr N ation. imtivi«ibl#, with liberty and junlicp fur •II.’* w e g 3*1 ‘ ?•»■" E ntabU ahcd In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1912 Heart Attack raps A re But 50 Is Fatal To Miles Away From H.M. Papworth Malayan Capital Funeral Services For Defenders Withdraw As Invaders Reach * Closest Approach In Singapore Drive Pioneer Dies a in* AMwtaift* r * e u | A British spokesman aditted another withdrawal day by the Malayan de­ fenders had placed the in­ vaders in their closest ap­ proach of the drive toward C —S ingapore. ^ “ Patch-w ork” Price Control Bill Emerges From Congress BtUck. Heavy, Bloody FightB ing Is R e p o r t e d I n Vital Conflict - * 78-Year-Old San­ ford Pioneer Will Be Held Tomorrow Heavy fighting was reirted in progress south of luang, 50 miles north of K F o rm e r president of the Sem ­ inole County ('handier of Oimm eree ami active in num erous local civic and |»ditiral affair*. M r. Papw orth w a, 7H year* of ago and hail h r e n in failing health for sl*>ut a year. He en­ tere d the hnapitnl yesterday a f ­ ternoon abut 2:00 o'clock. 1 F uneral nervier, will lie held d t tho Rpiarripnl (’hurfh to m o r­ row m orning *t I0:.10 o'clock, lev. M artin llram , form er Holy ^ro aa rector who recently l>eeam e rector nf St. Andrew* In Tampa, ia expected to ro n d v -t th e funeral ,ervice». Pallbearera will lie W. A • -f f lrr . R. L. Dean, Randall Chaae, Jo h n L. Gallow ay, Kdwanl Higgin* and R. J. Lehman. Mr. Papw m th'a nniy survivor, besklra Mr*. Papw orth a re a sist e r and a niece who live in Lon­ don. Mr. Papw orth w a, a reaident pf Sanford nt two widely »ep •ra te tl period, of tim e. H* first earn* here in 1HH4 from E ng­ land. In 1807 he left Sanford •n d for over a q u a rte r o f • cen­ tu ry w n a rureeaaful btuinem m an in New Y’ork C ity. In 1027 he retired from hi* New York Interest* and returned to Sanford to m anage th* e state of th* late M. F. Robinson. R. M. Papworth, well known 8lng*por« and Japanese bombers local rOaldeftt, died thla morning heavily attacked th# outlying at Pemald-Laughton Memorial R elea-nl by the F lra t Air Foree n Mitchell Kiehl. N. Y . .h i, Hospital after a lingering illness. #Blng*porw areas. photo ahowa the 6,788-ton tan k er Coimhra aliding l>enenlh ,he wove* British communique reported lifter it w a, torpedoed by a U-baat off the New York c o a .l The bloody battle* raging south of t*nker flew the flag of an allied iui I hhi. Batu Pahat, Kluang and Merting. Tboao tbrra atratogie town* King* a t either and and —te the renter of, the main high•w a y atretehlng SO mil** arroa* penlniula an a rough are |» #0 mile* above Singapore. LKWE3. Del, Jin . 2 8 -(A V ( ten* along thla road th a t Two American tankers were tor■Ida ad & tb* Atlaatie coast <MM aland In the defense af thla laal sight and 17 sarvirars of on*, tb* 7,088-ton FrancU E. Wand feetraaa and naval hat*. »& • i, Powall, were brought ashore at the Coast Guard su tian hare 'b e n t 8:30 P.M. (EST). tb*. i Th# stfond1he* tinker an- nf Director* and wa* chairman JiBat \ 7 ”1 N■r» wa* r. *.? v i i v m u r e i o w n » p tfi s m i t n , K . A . S m i t h Two More U. S. Tankers Hit Off Atlantic Coast sz J S S S - T r . sf* ^ '* * '•* * 'SSftl bodtbfag and fighting ■Ioimo. ‘swarmed dawn on tho Japanfra convoy off Endau, 22 mile* above Mertlng on tb* anaty coast. On* bomb hit an tSm em y cruiser, 12 rained on a transport, blast* rocked other big veaeele, * and machinegunner* rakad th* barge* and land(ng craft. Shore-baaed Japanese fighter* a w tn t up to challenge the British *slrm sn who tangled with them In furioaa dogfight* which sent , 12 enemy planee spinning down to destruction and crippled four iK w n Milne. 7 ^ 1 0 . . , U.t a Navy spokesman bent declared: “ W* know nothing about tb* Pan Maid*. The** turvlvoV* *r* from th* Powell. MI haven’t rountad them, but I shall *ay they nupiber about 17. Thero »r* on* or two stretcher cases. W* have no fur­ ther Information. W* expect to get all th* details after wo talk to them.” , These torpedoing! brought to 10 the number of ships reportad attacked off th* Atlantic coast by enemy aobmarinea within th* last two Weoka. Nlnaty-savan persona lost their lives in the eight previous attacks. W ASH INGTON . Jnn. 2* il* mflmtmnnry ini##* "if h# tin#* — A patch-w ork |iri## n m lm l ii« jrntMl a )«»l» tiii«lw*r lhi>» lull u* hill fimTifvtl from u riilit**iititnM in* h a t dour without any lu\t ('onirnHit late y#Htt»nl«> lhitl«*r it< hmutl itiiiia , th«* i than m * month* nft»*r I'rcwitlnit p n e r •tlmini'*!ritt«ir multi f it m l RiMiA«*v#lt a*kftl foi a m putiiip iiijjh for prim * uiul r*»il« whriito rurli infU tion nn.l n-iu u Ii' they threuteiietl in impetle inif m ila . the wur pmicrum The S enate, a fte r hour* of In tfenerul. the piitv level herauntic prnlratN fn»m hoth u»l\-. tween Oct. I a n d IT* of last I rate* ami critic-, approved ih«* vear would apply h* a -lan d a id . im eh rom prtim inrtl niea-m e lay a except that ct rimii f ai m prtnl 05 t<» 14 vtite and *ent it to act* could rite before the«e cou­ th# W hile limine Irola would apply D em ocratic R e n t i e r llarklev Relit m nxiniuiio roiihl o |tein te jumpt-tl into (he S enate debate only in tho*e area* where the for nearly an hour t «» in-i-l that arm am ent pm triam ha* cniMnl despite il* Im perfeetiona, " tin - 01 threatened to rni.«e m civ iafe Is ii swell piece of leiri^hitton." Local ami S ta te officiaD wttul.l Iff nai«l (h at I'tice AilminM ra U* yivett a fll>l chance t.i hail (nr Leon llrm lenttut could t ui bdl e rent lim its. Two Sanford Men January Sales At Market Will Become Aviation Show Increase Cadets In Corps Sain* fo r (his m onth nt th* S lntc Kartncra* Market nn* ex nertm l In h r (hr Inrtrral of nnv Hilary aincr the m arket pened. 11. J. I hmnn. m atk rt m anaircr. alated I<mIhv nod al«o nnninct»d (hnt n •felecalUm of leorgia m arket officiaU an I « grower* m ad# an inspection tour of the local m arket yratednv. Vi«itingg th# larger m arket* in Floritla, the drlegntlon wna ahnarn th o u g h th# .^uaford m ar- Counter - ThrustlThree Local Men Of Axi s Forces Elected To B oy iop In Libya HaltediS c o u t Council« bocal*™? h* w»* . member of Reds Cl^im Recapturc .ftamlull C'hasc, Ned ib. 8U, Farm.,. Mark.t Board Qf ?? More TOWItgL Smith, U. A. Smith * ^ f h '^ ^ h e ^ e , °ZZ 1n.‘Mfaiifir Region E a r n e d EXecMthe* ORLANDO. .Inn. (S | h* emi t Fruiters Jacob Richter and Donald K. I'eurauit of Sunlord have received appointm ent* ' im Mviution cn«li t- hi the Arnt> 1 Air Onrpa ami have reporte.l to | Mnxwil l Field. Ala., for pre • flight (raining couraea. it wn« announced here today, t adel Richter U the aoit of . Mr. and Mra H enry Richter. II • I irrmliiated vaith th# cU»« of P.t.T.t | from Seminole H l j h Behind and k#i by 5fr. |*finmn. I aUt h*« | ajili«t#il aa an nvlatloii «a4#i tit “ S f U be the eighth annual meeting of thla fa rmi n ' reopera lira short-term creSt orgmniaam tiaa, which makes short-term loans ' X a ^ ^ f tS S A 9^ ange, Lake, Vohuia, Brevard, sad Otftoki fwintiiif Th# aaaofxatiott n*w baa » » membtra. C f M llIl | | | ' . ^itfUlid ?& »w r!Sa3 F “ • hsMera a t the wUl be J?S* UK ion, w# ~ feel th a t ar* entitled M obaut He epate President Roosevelt said Tues­ day th* AIR** w*r* making t i eeflent arc gr as* In getting help to th* For Pacific and asserted thkr* w a r * aiz, sight or 10 American expeditionary fore** In various kma Utlaa of tho do rid. Mach bad bran accomplished, too, be said. In briagtac about unification nf command, although not as a result of th* Roberta report .an tb* Pearl Harbor attack, which principally blamed lack o f collaboration between tbs Army and Navy for that de­ bacle. Unification began long be­ fore tb* report was issued, he laid. He indicated a* Immediate ac­ tion was likely aa a result of th* findings «f th* Roberta com■tetlon .: r ■ ~___________ tS T W Colo, Jan. to th* Vic- k/U r 12li 71 Survivors Arrive In Puerto Rico On Rescue Ship After R e i n # Torpedoed H. S. Planes Sink Enemy Transport Small Number Of Jap Troops Make Land­ ing I n Philippines S \N Jl \ \ . Pticrti* Rico, Jan. ?H. •*1•>—Tl»r torpedoing «»f mi rllinl •sframcr w a n r« ported li» .i te.uu captain who announced rn the arrival her«* 11' a I hr hail rr<*rur<| 71 • f if- rrru and pj****cni(rr^. hut imlicrtt-n »rc ttun -V»0 prf-on- « rrr mh-inv. The re-rur »hip*M cfficcr. t attain llrPcwm of thr New York to Puerto Rico «lrnmrr. ■aid hr picked up the ■urvivor< Frida* ni*{ht. PO RT ARTHUR. Tea., Jan. 2n. i-lh—| r r \ a i v annoiincnl a ■uhmarinr I til hrcit ■ighlctl 1.*i milr- *oiilhra«t of I'orlara ro a , T r\„ at *1 tilt \.\l. toillilt. TT»r N»» i ad ded “ Il «M not d rtrrm iiin l ith rth rr it wa■ an r nr my <*uhmi»rinr, hut il U p rr-u m rd it I* " lit* \*a.M iN lril l*fr* » (lianl Amvr'i'un lionilH'ra' Im la y .-link nnollter liig Japiiiu 's c truiii*|Mirl, sot nnothr r a f i r 1 alltl - lliu lilli'il It I c r tl i a p r w i t h Itu illb fttii kA ill ................ . . I BERN, Swltserland. Jen. 28. id")— Famine condlli) na In fireeee ar* u acute that 2.000 K County Fanners W. B. Stovall Jr. Accepted In Class V-7 Naval Reserve Weather »^T™tr2l* -r.r ‘LlThVe ^°th*r °,n“n l,irlu*1* . SKR hB Fm 'BffiS’SS 34 Men Are Killed In Mfpe Explosion i l irfrrr. MHER #*rort*'i| (hi* group Ihrnuv'h th# ( th#- Army Air Curp* on Ja n . 2*1. thi- Strait nf M.ninaar. !>*•• i, . . . ... 1 •'•«,,i° ,’s "t'd w»*h houee* . c „ | r , p,-arson i , the son of twi't'ii Dutch F. a a t ItnrniM I Ram i:II Ih a a e . Ralph A. Sm ith „„ the r a . t and we»t ,lde«. Mr. > |r nm( M r, ,- M.a r T i v .r , ,, ,, . anil ('I'leliM lalantl. Artleri/!<'1 •V ' ,|'ilh w#r»* vli-ftitl to j phm sn r#portrtl th# m#n aUu V.1. Th.ir’1 .Str,‘’'-. " r1R.19 „?rn‘l,’',,“ l can* listed tho, 1 ill .«f JapFlorida F s e c u tlv r , v|.it« d the uni and rx p rv s.ed 'with the I’lna* of fruiu . • „ ■ reona died la Athene alone ‘ the C entral ! Council. Hoy Scout* of Am erica, th.-m .elv.-. favorably hy «%ying Fletcher High Schmd and enli-i l‘h 'l M " r ••i»nHHftf.l a slagle day and hrrnd *#IU la n d Ju d g e II II Frederick wa* u .rv "th o u g h t Sanford h o . one e<| n« nn nviiition cadet in tin* , ,n Hve-ilay hut tie nt Id. infor SIS a loaf, tee Journal l.le c te .1 pre,.dent «f Ih , council „ f n n , .. ( , h„v h „ , , r r l| He (,'eaeve reported today. Army Air ror|»a mi the muiic 1 eluding n hattle^hip. when R a d e r, had Ih .lr rrn.unl fl „ u „ f th | . ,i,o " . Follow- tin y . . The Dutch acknow ledged tho IS j Aa f la tH I'rpM t ‘ mThi,"r m iT * l>"r" ofV " active nlf1h‘- Hu In.nectlons, the Following com pletion of n r.- J n |i a n e , e ocenpatm n of the T he maint.-nnm-e ,.etl 7, the »lor_ m . . . . . __ _ . . group ... •_ Inn lied -oLt oil center of ILdik I'nfi e u . o n ,i to go m , fll|fhl tIHIlli„ „ u r t|< P o u n lv " 'c h a m b e r off™ Commerce i P°ri»d today the Axis c o u n t e r - . * ‘u r ’1" "nd ship*; the oc he I ompnim M arket then around , W|.|| j. ir(., , „ llrh l.r ) an. Knet llornro, nnd porle.1 « a In NwvemTwr of " > r u .t U a t a s tfn d .till after compHahment of mincreasing ere*,m u the hike , 1-rlion and hoc'., by the I'eurson are expected to Ire r e ­ heavy n ir m id by lh<- Ispanes.* mi ” .t h a ^ i T o r o r g a n - ! ^ " ‘.'ln * . d l.p a lc h e . said there " L X Z H T ' *it, ’. ' " J " way of W norhula Km m anuhiivni on Ihi* S u m att i olid Plant signed to a prim ary flight trnin waa no change In the situation. | i'.n‘* *^r devrliipm ent of a new City. (Ceatlawe* Oa Pag* Tkrret Inc sehtHil. llpirn rom pletion of w ist m a s t. Th* R ussian* today claimed th e J 2 W e n * y Service T rsln in g Included in the p a rty were W. The W ar D epurtnu-nt r e |.irti,-l I imluneo .n me pae.y were « . .mateiy nine month, of recaptur# of 79 more tow ns north- ‘ Wp* in ho various d.atrleU a re , h|.y wi„ rrrrU v ,h r„ the Jn p an csc landed il -m alt nun.west end anuthw est n f M usro't h ig h lig h t, of the ( m inril s U tathev. director of the Hur r ,u uf M arkets uf G eorgia; J. her nf troops ill Ihi- Subic Fay In a *t#ady w #alw anl Uriv# mIi program for I1U2. A ttrn d m g Ih# Air C orp, "w ing," ami ro inm i,m ark et superalong Ih# w intry lln#. g u t tl i n g from F’anfonl w#r#: Mr. Johnson, Jr., aion, * , arruiui lin u trn n n t. in ii m l in the Fhilippliies. Rut enem y visor of G eorgia; I- It. U sry, th«- Air Curpe Iti'xrrvr. nir nctivity wa* lim itrd tn. rcm iiTh# R.A.F. nnnounceil y ra trn D y I, 1 n ia n n w r Ilf th# m ark et nt At nni—nnci- flights. Thcri- is "pm c* v a it dealroction of O rm a n -Ita lia n K»<»er. Mr. S m ith. A. C. MaiMett m # f» g rr in j n m rk ri nt Alvaat (iraimcYion 01 u rrm a n -u a u a n ^ R j K#la#y. | Inntn; R. Thlg|>#n. m arket lically nn grniiinl m-livity nil tha m etor vehicles ami m anpow er in lliitmi prninsuln.” An audionr# o f over a humtr#«t A tlan ta ; J . I.. Mew hat waa generally det-rribnl nt Giiilil A m erican linnl«*rs In it, moat deatruclive single d sy ‘« se o u trra ami th eir Imlie, from the ( onl. grow er ntvl il#al#r at th# A tU nt:i nm ik#t{ ami Dan lln rl. day sunk mini h e r Ing Japan.-s,* work on Axis colum ns since the **v*n countie* com prising the • D *» a grow er ami denier nt the tran«|Mirt. set iitintlirr sfirn an I As ■ part nf th* United Stater l.ibyxn ram p sig n began. ! '<S ?,C" * " * a*ldre*aed by D ll. A tlanta Deoertment r f Arriculturr’a war straiRlled ii cru iser »i>' IhiiiiIi Figures ware not yet available. ' P 11/.* M atthew , Dlreeior of the Atlnntn m arkfle T he arket D ■ni«| to he th# largext •ffort, Seminole County farmer* but th* British bomber* and slicks In s I he H trnil nf \H sc a r, . - i fight i i . o , florid* , ... ,, Union nt the U niverartj m ar* urged h r this dcaartment to era xr*r* known to have destroyed in the win lit. ur. Ra-lwern D utch Kiisl llnrnc.i liter**** all poaalbl* food produc­ tV: ll,-r lloyil Htnvall, Jr., n nit-in- nnd Celebes l-luinl. A m cricii.s ^ “r , '* r'" " r? . , tion to meet tb* rtnulremcnta hundred* of Axis machine* of all h c t io n d aa the re cip ie n t of t<cr of th r »rnlor clas* a t Ihi- listed the lull n f Jatuinesy ships * sort* and to have killed many of^' a’‘ r "r set forth bv the n*w "Food for their crews with machine-gun fire ^**T ,r B eaver A w ard #iv»-r«( Univt-rilly of Florida h a . vol- sunk n r lUm n^i'il in the fiveFreedom" Program. Farmers In im In.Ini'; .1 u n trrrrd in rla .a V-7, o ffie rr, day b a ttle ill 36, th* men abandoned thrir v e - l ^ . , * B K , bjf h'u cou,ncl1 J or W e il this country ar* to serve In the aa * "etvRe to b « i y - __________•___ 1■ • •' W training •rhnol, of the Unitr<l battleship. capacity of growing food aa work­ hides to fie* afoot In the desert.. .hood". *“JrJ**’* T he uw ard not only recS ta ir . N*val ilr.e rv e . • lie enThe Dutch acknnwb-ilg-.il tb.* ers In Industry building w*r ma­ % * fP P " riu n l t / r a m r ' irgnltea S couting activity, b u t eomFLORIDA — CoRler. tonight, li.led ve.lertlav afternoon r t th r Jap an ese n ccu p itin n nf '*•» terials. tb* Department said. inanity M rvice of all tfm ls. Mr. with poeslbly o c attero l froxta recruiting xtalion In Gainesville • tim ed — out r ” eynt-,e nf It.ilis Tb* Extension Rrrrle*. th* Ag­ k H i n S f t ? *“ - f t • W j Iteyera wa* .-!*« rvrleclrd a Vice- In trrln r of rx trv m e n o rth por and immediately left for Ja c k ­ Fapnn, F a s t Unrnen. nnd retlon tonight. ricultural Adjustment Administra­ .a B e**l*n , r **i *°UiV' ,t>< ; president of the Council. sonville fur a physical exam ination IHirtrd a heavy a irra id hy llw tion and tho Farm Security AdGEORGIA— Colder thla a fte r- t nd final order*. He expects to Japanese- nn Knimunnhiiveii mi ministration ar* three a gen* lea » l ! d t i w k i m i ^ i l b i v * noU blt ; 1 »a*# of S anfonl, vice president; noon and tonight, wi t h light leave for the N aval A caarm y at the S u m a tra w rst ro a st. Dons Id A. Cheney of OrtemR., fro it in tru ck in g seclhm e that • re working band In hand reeulte achieved Monday. to ­ Anrui|N<|ia in Ju n e when he com ­ The frig h tfu l cost in Ja p a n ese Report* Inm eeted th a t t f t *8 four, vM* presid en t; K.IL Rlpuey of night. , and trying to m**t th*** goal*. pletes his course for s bachelor of men and ships of Ihn b a ttle of Tho Farm Security Administra­ day* »f an adm ittedly successful, Orlando, tre a su re r ami Louis W. AI . AUAM A — CoRler, frrex- science decree front the un iv ers­ M acassar s tr a it w as d irlu rrd a u ­ tion Is said tn b» la a position counter-advance, the troop* of i F *lter of Orlando, scout commla- ing in north w ith fro st south ity. Germ an G eneral E rw in Rom m el, slower. Mr. Stovall waa grad u ated from th o rita tiv ely last nik’lil tn h a re as p art of their war program tn portion w ith te m p e ra tu re 80 to set back J a p a n 's invasion clock 5 L ,1? S50"**1! WIURm E. Howard of DeLand Interior, n e a r 38 on coaat to­ Seminole High School In 1938 a* and tn have p u t th e ru n n y fa re Maaa—which they have captured, and Karl Lehmann of Montverd* 88 an honor atiaJvnt and since he night. Thla era* necessary for them to were named aa representatives on has hrrn in college, he ha* been to fa re w ith the question o f re ­ (ring up euppllee and rnoncen- tho National Council, Boy Seoul* pledged In several honorary so- vising his whole plan of south trat* their force*, but It gave the of America. . rie tlrs. Among tham a re : I o* Furific conquest. naign with remarkabl* reeults all British an svm better opportunity; Harold V. Pare, scout executive, Revised to ta ls up tn W ednes­ I’lrrro* tie Ouevrdo, Rpaniah fra ­ through th* southeast. Chickens to do tho earn* thing. N c w b , n r do a report showing the roUntern ity ; I’hl E ta Sigm a; and G am ­ day, fo r the firs t three days uf were rairad end eggs are now beA Ruasien army teg and strong i rll to have grown 9 percent during ma Sigm a Kpsilon, chem istry f r a ­ th* 5-day-old ru n n in g b a ttle off ing proAocad on farwu th at never enough \ o maintain Its tactic* o f, tb# year. On Dec. 31 there srera 77 Borneo, set Ja p a n ese naval lo ss­ ternity. had say experlrae* in this Him . •netrelament edged forward on the CUb Pack, Scout Troop and Sea The 21-ytar-old Sanford man es a t a minim um nf 11 wa rsh ip s wkria front last night drapitr Scoot Ship units totaling ISM wa* selected to rcetfva a lairing and 17 heavily-laden tra n sp o rts Gorman resistance. member*, an all tim* high. Memorial scholarship wehjch I* sunk o r badly sm ashed. T h irteen rgrkuR ural sgeneiex that tb* old stiffening — —... ■ — ./ ■ | Mr. McCalley waa awarded a given to members of tha Junior Ja p a n e se planes, - a t least, were aigbu af protteetJaa mast be re la, rartlficat* for having completed and senior class**, who ar* out- destroyed thousands of m ile * . . NQ, PLANS tha “elemente of Scoot leaderstanding as far as grades and clti- from th e ir lalaml home ami this. •hip" and an advanced certlfltenshlp are concerned. During they moat do more. -Wo ar* at The Ilona Club .will meet hla sophomore year, he received It wa* ita te d , wa* “ only the be­ Thursday a t 12:15 P. M. at the an associate'of arts degree with ginning n f the Allied a ctio n -n e c war and mors foad te needed at caaary to drive bark tho enem y." mal who was removed from com- ,|n,<tor *" lh« « “«•• Valde* Hotel.______ high honor*. U ncounted, but obviously mand of th* United States fleet, Mr. Stavrl ia tha second man on a chair* af dereliction af duty Knitting materials will not bt from Hanford jo b* accepted In enorm ous, wa* th e num ber of was te San- Francisco Tuesday issued a t tb* Rod Cross haad- tlw Naval officers traRiteg class. Japan*** troops w ho Inst th e ir with t e anao n ced plana for thr Barters building Thursday line* Th* ether is Samuel Dlghton, who liv*a In th e w ater* of the • tr a ts fojaru. rlc w aterw ay to the h e a rt o f Gw Ira. S. O. Chase, Jr., chairman la now an Ensign. Indie*. of that division, will bo out af * £erected * 7 ?,in built, the fleet £to j be Ui* state. When state funds were slow In reaching her* for the construction of th* market. Mr. Papworth put up his own money to complete th# Job and w a. later reimbursed by the state. II* wax president of the San­ ford Chamber of Commerce in 1881, and when th* Seminole Loan Association Allies Are Getting Uraed To Increase Stockholders Will Help To Far Pacific Food Production • Meet At Mayfair i s r Aararas d ■?,«*> Arrangement* are 'complete far (he anhual stockholders raHtlflf of the Sanford Production Credit Association, which wU] be bald —tonight a t th* * 7:00 o’clock. « B* Chapman, M 350 Are Reported Missing After Sub Attack On Steamer U-Boat Victim's Last Moments H. M. Papw orth, a prom inent Sanford pioneer, died about 10:0.7 o’clock this m orning at the F rrnald-L aughton Memorial Hospi­ tal. T he im m ediate m in e o f h it death w n a ttrib u te d to a h e art -Outlying Areas Of City Bombed * M em ber A ssociated P re ss TiiSI ii City Briefs &,&.dsiR f t r t f ip d s r e f e a s s J 8SB R S d r A C Joim Corps iShcTt ™ 1942 Farm Prices To Stay At Fair Level tATLANTA,----Jan. 22, IA V - Sec­ Ia At Air Base Grow ton of J town. rete re Wickard said today It U th# Ndgtnent of tb* A friraltura ~ m i rconomUti i m t farm n 1842 would average parity" and a level which Congress bad established both fanners and con- Th* Allocation* Board ha* lateed tb* following Urn and tub* certificate* sine* Saturday: loo Bra*., one irask tiro and tube; Ui* Standard 0(1 Co, five track tire# and two ‘track tub**; M. L Bktitty, . two aboolete ___ old southern . farm track tiro# and u b r a t BUI i that price* thus envision- Kardwnra. t J. J. Wad*, tukot rv— .a -.C. 1---------________ ____ mi &o ity. Baard of aadiag tn Caograoa. Ur* i p^.ySglnigita Young Man Indicted F o r Slaying Slater KANSAS CITY. Jan. 28, (AVCeorge W. Welsh, J r , 88, wsa In­ dicted by tb* countv Grand Jura on char*## of slaving and mutiI ting hi* prette 84 year old sla­ ter. Loll* Adel* Wetsk te her bedroorp last March. , Sron after tb* ateytear. th* brother told officer* bo slept on a divan tn tb* Itvtag room near hit slater’s tvdraom on the night of tb* murder. Haro :» tla thrso-day Dutch recapitulation nf Japanese craft sunk or hrarily damaged: D r ths> n» tb# D utch A m ericana Total* W arship* 9 3 n T ran sp o rts 7 |l) IT, Plane* 8 5 13* Former Secretary War Chosen Eni WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 i ; Fra*ideal Boo*«v*lt su the Senate uvlae tho I t east* abowt fiajKXkJMO * of Fitriefc J, Harter. ■ H ta tab*. m um ■t. v««5 . ^ - .1 .. - - S . S - . ........... M / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 27, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/99e2447043fabfb1d94d499bad3c6aff.pdf 85dbfb0eda3a5006d18414b3135a7d14 PDF Text Text t I •• . 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The real name of Emperor Kang Teh of Manchukuo is Henry I’u-Yl. . . Eighty-three year old Carter Glass (Democrat of Virginia) is the oldest member of the United States Senate. . . Governor Harold E. Stasaen (Rcpublcian of Minnesota) Is the nation’s youngest governor. . . Cornelius McGillicuddy Is the real name of Connio Mack, famed president and manager of the Philadelphla Athletics bnscball team. . . Bolivia and Paraguay jure the only landlocked countries In South America. . . James Naiamlth, the lato athletic director at the Univer­ sity of Kansas, Invented basketball. . . New Yorks Her­ bert Lehman (Democrat) Is Jhc only Gqvemor st»ll In ofthat waii nerving when Franklin Roosevelt became ildent In 1933 . . . South Carolina had four United BMitea senators within a two-month period. They were James F. Byrnes, Alva M. Lumpkin. Roger C. Peace, and Burnet R. Maybank. . . Surprisingly Minnesota Is t h e icmmost state in tho Union. . . S!x cities (New York, vjgo, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Los Angeles) In the ited States have over one-million people. . . There are three Independent nations In Africa. They are Egypt, m J b y King Farouk; Liberia, controlled by President M n J. Barclay; and Ethiopia, dominated by Emperor klla Selassie I. . . Senator C. Wayland "Curly’* Brooks of nols and Governor Sumner Sewall of Maine were heroes ; the first world war. . . Since Florida waa admitted to [• Union In 1846, they have had 28 governor*—beginning 1th William D. Mosly and ending with Spessard Lindsey Idnd. . . Argentina has two presidents—Ramon Si- Cm reacting) *nd Roberto M. Ortiz (111 for the last several athi). . . Costa Rica was the first nation to declare war 'Japan. . . Royal housea of Europe Include the Wind? f Britain, Hohentollems of Rumanfa (They are con'with the German branch of Hohenxollerns), Savoya V, Karageorgcovitch of Yugoslavia, Orange-Naaaaus Netherlands, the deposed Ilapsburgs of Austria, deposed Bourbons of Spain. » . King Christian X woccupled Denmark Is the world’s tallest kin*. * . of Iraq, only six, Is tho youngest king In the world Jx-Klng Prajadhlpok of Thailand is the only king kfe taken out employment Insurance. . . Mayors of JVa three largest cities are John T. Alsop, Jr., of nvllle, Robert E. L. Chancey of Tampa, and Cliff rider of Miami. . . Ellison D. Smith (Democrat of 'Carolina) has served longer than any other man lu Jnltad States Senate. . . Adolph J. Sabath (Illinois t^) has been In the Houss of Representatives long. any other man. . . New Orleans Is the largest city south; Atlanta Is the second largest. . . Governor A. Hurley (Democrat of Connecticut) waa once ill star. . . Senator Claude D. Popper was born lu Senator Charles O. Andrews Is a n a t l v o of md County, Florida. (Ta learn, by observing minute tacts, much more about rlgulng world of oura. Close observation dally of era reveals many unusual facts. —By EDWARD MARSHALL. r irta Shots •hooting ayes of Billy Flontlni Robert Lao, and Warran Dante . . . . Gonuisca ARE athtettealky Inclined. Earl Jstar and ttevld OaUhci. who a n lnellnad ta ba a IHtte on the "smart” aids, a rt now both playing aacond string. , . i Suggestion: Mafba “Mic­ key” Truluck could plsy better basketball If bo ceuld waar bit glasses. y JACK HERRING “ ) with number two -of sports potpourri -eek In my snort, I astounding statement rd and Orlando would comments on tha sach Other In any Since then I Class Meeting Is ___manta on tha . pro and eon. . .The Held By Freshmen U that It Is a tha two schools By MARY RABUN Bg ao long and Tha third meeting of the grant that they Freshman Class waa calted ta the seriae but order Friday by tho pr illtent. your reporter) Nell Powell. The mlaitaa of tha a t tt'i a pretty * upon a tlma existed an pravea oy use erase. between tha —, a« a school j outgrown Ian a t a proportion i* Mntfnua 1 art to tMjMdo, "WMt # • Student Council Asks That J Pupils Be Used As Substitutes By LUCILLE HALL Th« meeting of the Student Council, held Jan. 10, revealed tha plana to be presented for using students as substitute teachers. A committee composed of Sylvia Melsch, Edna .Ben1karik, Edgar Riggers, Ann Stine and Edward Marshall, was Iappointed to work out the plan to be pretented to the faculty. The motion was made and car­ ried that tha etudent faculty and parent actielty day would be set aside for Feb. 17. Delegatee to the District Btu. dent Council Convention In DoLand laat month lad tha dlacua•ion about tha participation of tha local Cornell In school acti­ vity. Tha deleeatci who attend­ ed thl* moating ware: Ann 8tina, Edna Senkarik and Ed­ ward Marshall. Tha Student Council accepted the responsibility of idling ticket* to tha Winter Park Klwanla club mlnitral that waa held Jan. 22 in the High School Auditorium. S. H. S. Rumblings S.H5. SASSIETY Your rovlug reporter haa been •o buty working on the Celery Fed (plug! thla week that ho hain't had tlma to go snoopnj In tho hall* gatherer the lateet personals." So we thought this p—anything to be original, you know, Hal 'SMILING THROUGH*— ANN STINE (have you noticed that Glamour grinT) STAGE* DOOR" - THESPlANS—Their play given lait Wednesday waa a wowl) “INTERMEZZO" -BERNARD DEETER, and hla violin. SUPERMAN" — BILLY FLEMING “THE THIN MAN”— CHARME PARK MAN H U N T "- VALAJUE WELLS "D a r k VICTORY" — peaceful sleep after eemeetrr txama, "THE GREAT L IE ' Super­ man can’t throw an army tank three mlleelt (only one) "A TALE OP TWO CITIES" —rANFORD AND ORLANDO. "THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST”- Mr. MeKAY’8 announcement! over the apeaker system. “CONFIRM OR DENY” — MOTS affection for BILL. "BILLY, THE KID”—BILLY BRUMLEY. "GLAMOUR BOY" -BOBBY CALAHAN YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH" —EGGIE HURT (H t’a working ■I I.ANEY8—vou know) "PLAYMATES’* — SHIRLEY EICK AND EASIL JETER. “CHOCOLATE SOLDIER"— - J O E ; LOUIS "LOVE AFFAIR" Patty HODOE AND DAVID OAT- Monday, Jan. It, In honor of General Robert E. Lee'a birth­ day, a apeclal chapel program waa held a t Scmlnola High School with Rav. W. P. Buhrman of the Flrat Methodlit Church bring the principle apeaker. In the eourie of Rev. Buhrman's ipeccn he mentioned Gcneml Sherman'* march through Georgia and in a hum­ ourous way stated th at all people present from Georgia could kecd their opinion of him. On ipeaklng of General Robert E. Lee he • tiled that Gen. Lee waa one of the brmve»t aoldlert ever brought forth in American history. He continued by men­ tioning one major M ttlo where Lee made a great lacriflea Rifle Competition To Gen. by dividing hla forces Into two Be Held In March part* ind then outflanked the rankles by a rearguard action. By FLORENCE WELLS . By dividing „ , his forces . . into two The William Randolph Haarst P*™* ,PU‘ » «great Cltiren Marksmanship' Compel!- | ,tr,ln “P?" the Hank first to however tlon Is .presenting Its second an engage the enemy; nual Junior Rlflo trophy Comps with confidence he ted his men to a victory upon thla front. tltlon from Mar. 1 to 10, 1942, Rev. Buhrman continued to Inclusive. It Is indorsed by tbe United comment on General Lee by say­ States Army, Navy, and Marina ing that he whs not only a great Ocrps, the American Legion and soldier but also a . gentleman. the National Rifle Association. When bis staff or men made The competition la opened to mistakes he took all responsibili­ any rifle team In the U. 8 , the ty- * . • . ' On concluding Ms talk. Rev. members of which have not yet reached their nineteenth1 blrtk- Buhrman stated that he was m at the time of the firing of very, proud of Me father who the match, without entry fee. served as ■ lieutenant under Except that no rifle team en­ pen. Lee In hla army of Vir­ tered In H saret R.O.T.C. shoot ginia. In oae small squlrmlsh may compete In any ma tehee of when all officers had been kilted. the Hsaret Junior Rlflo Trophy Rev. Buhrman’s father led hl« Competition, end no member of men against tne Yanklcs and team participation In the R.O. won ths batUe. T.C. matches may compete In the junior dlrislon shoots. This does not prevent tho stu­ dent* of any school, whether or Vocational School M t It Is represented by an R.O. T.C. unit, from forming dllien clubs snd entering the Junior competition, provided that no The typing studente _____ helped members of such dubc are par­ Ned Smith last week by typing jiina ticipants In R.O/F.C. matches. letters for the Infantile Paraly­ Each team will consist of five sis Fund for Stmlnols County. members, all scores to count. No Ma/y Georgs want to Orlando dB* may fire on more than on# teat Tuesday morning prepared im. to taka a Civil Service examin­ Ths course of fire ta 10 shots ation- Her- supplies Included a >e, 19 shots offhand on off! ter, a. table, and • rabbit’s !"♦. ...... ........... tarN.R.A. 00 feet galtery tar- hope the rabbit foot [J * * * t r ‘# / / »t | »M\ works*Wa If It does, some of the It l m i a da ' limit, rest af m will be borrowing IL roles of . Mrat , .Wsahburn: "WIUlam, you aught tq .taka chloroform." • ■ k to mftrillfcmi “Wha teaches HI". viW e ijra :gU d||te aqnoanca the enreRmeat of sow pupils who ■re;. P setF Tiller, Beta Chapl" t lu magy,Olive DlnkeL Cteydn Forllki 'to JMd grapn. Thao Waite, Mrs. Gain. ould Ilk#''to •on, Mrs. M-H. Spencer, Mabel station,' ‘cdll Aay labee,. and Mrs. Batten. Wa Schdol ernes a n sorry to loot Mrs. McCall. r York Jour- wJte Is- moving to Tallahassee. Booth |i Street Betty Colbert, who Is working *•»•'( far .Dud*, and Sons, haa already ■■ w tetaed a promotion. Augusta Clause la also working there. Dorothy Rungs la working at Chase’s. * WHO’S WHO . . S 1 4rrs."KW’C t ^ . ntUS?™1- ir S ffr s js K _______ startle pedestrians a n d Wh o u I k 1 * m , : m « * » • Walla motoriata alike by falling flat Farit Aranwa ‘ u m a i F0WE"" - " l'v,A onAooordlag ta hat bapi f gf. JSSKKlr . S H "w ran hrto a blackout 1 "th at ain’t White an tkd ___ mu. *te onto, wa worateg If "I got rid of the nolat Vaughn ever fmrad oat wfci of my ear. 8h« site the lightning bogs weal Sari front with ma now. the blackout) S. H. 8,’a a lt ta U drink Tbare- <tay were wall n atantel Meeting Is Held Uur tho flrat------* By Pan-Am CM> Harry L*a*a By M A l7~ IA B U N — ...... .. speaics At Seminole High By MIRIAM SPEER Seminole High School la making every effort to win the beauttfol picture of Pres­ ident Rooaevdt, which waa presented by Ned Smith, chairman of the local com­ mittee for the nUef of In­ fantile paralysis. We reallae that Seminole High hai groat competition from other schools In tho county. All of tha flrat per­ iod daaaci are donating to thie fund. Wa will win thla wonderful picture If wa con­ tribute more per capita than any ether _school In the county. Bv PATTY Hello. . . .How are all of youT It leemi that everyon* la really clothea conidoui here at achooi bcciuse wa can't help but notice all of the atrlklng enaemblea. MR. McK/uY McKaiY heada heads the list Hit thla ilh hit week with hla dignified dark gray suit, white shirt, and bhm tie. Unusual shirts are all the rage with the stodes. To mention a few we noticed HUEY "SLEEPY” E*r I WELCHEL’8 long cleaved blue sport "job" with white stitch around the roller and raffs not to be outdone are BOBBY CALLAHAN and BILLY FLEMMING In striking maroon shirts. DAVID OATCHEL haa a raval blue duraUae and TAYLOR BROWN’S shirtII It's black kelly green checked. Did you paUca that HERMAN MIDDLETON wore it In the Thespian playT LOUISE NORDGREN baa a classy aqua wool Mouse while JOYCE ADAMS and BCLLY BRUMBLEY go for wind-break jackets. Joyce's Is teal tin s while Billy's la rivtriable with ’ tin on one side and tha cutest blue plaid on the other. Our new, already popular stu­ dent. MATT HA8BROUCK, a whlta sweater with a pearl gray oka and waist bend- Glad ta Matt. ova you with KATHERINE looked stunning •b e 1WVf*1u bqv.and multl-colorad floral print skirt. MARGARET JAMMESomphssited bar cheery personality Itaka were a rad vest and a rad aid aklrt.f. , .<n r 71 Isn’t ANISE - WIUTAJtEft utM luckiest thlngf She la now the proud pi n p w iia f v » |g « M ir ‘ h ttv in -U her far gradaai • Vnj Aw anltebraw * * , . . f 8TINE m a n a,gMWl . CHEuu • ■ “OUR TOWN"—SA N FO nr '• eolerad patchwork bamnte and. •iNOTHINO BUT TiHF MA GRANTHAM boaaU f f a , w. j v * TRUTH' McKAY TRULUCK knit m a n (Joktl!) ,; ^■BLONDIE"— MARY CRAW- ».HB. student or taachor and 'BROTHER BAT" —BILLY a n ta> guess wko i t la. ■Fun d en t f u - ; , vni;'-t >' UHH) EPPS i. • lill.M you| thtakl ■■" 11 *K|f' .'BROTHER ORCHID" —JIM ­ Student Describee - : MIE RIDGE "LADY RE GOOD" (to ma) Life At Seminole BUTTERBALL TO NANCY DKIHTON “MY OIRL FRIDAY" -M O T Seminole High School—better WIGHT and ORIEN FARRELL known as S. H. 8-— • place (•landing data on Friday.) where 000 students gather five “YOU CANT TAKE IT a week ta study things they S ept 00, H IT , In Sanford. WITH YOU’n. 11. WIL­ days know nothing about — where LIAMS wtM tho admiration of ovteachers demand tog much home­ therm and **THr. DEVIL AND MI88 work and tha itodm ta, somawrits sport JONES" — FRED DYSON and how, manage ta got by with MARJORIE JONES. half of It—where tha frw "CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT" are beginning ta know their wav —Oh I unhappy day. about, sad the aentera still dl>*• I BM riLA RAT. D,CTATOR" - raci them wl)k - -a . pal air—w han n i w n it la man c la s s ;''lo t a F A C E "— A N Y ___ _ the 'Y-bofl 4aN* •THEY ORIVE BY N IG H T * drawing Individual lam In their z s & ’m m .v *■ w h o r r u c ■M? ssjr— are . Housewife: "Yea, ill give you a handout a t one condition. Did of wood In tho yard!" Tramp: "Yea, I seen IL" Housewife: "You should mind your grammar and aay you saw Tramp: "la d y , you 1 ■ee IL but you • ain’t • •aw IL" . Tongus Twitter Toughs twister* bare always been a mating, but wa have, ana (bat wa guars alee will sand aay Prof. Lawton And Lieut. MeCue Speak To S. H. S. Student Body Guard Academy, which is locat­ By HERMAN MIDDLETON Prof. T. W. Lawton who spoke ed in New London, Conn. To en­ on “Faces," was the fin * speak- ter the Academy you must be itraduced b; by Emmatt Hem- between 17 to 22 yean old, a er introduced last Thursday a t_______ the regu Mgh school graduate with two don ___ ______ ____ lar assembly of tha students of year* of algebra, one year of plane geometry, one-half year of Seminole High School. Mr. Lawton staled that every trigonometry, one year of phypenon of the thirty-billion--who *ic»t one year of chemistry, and have been bom In the United six optional credits aa* Latin, States have made facts, bet only English, science, etc.' When you 0,000 have made face* that have grsduate, you have a Bachelor of .Science degree, and you are been perpetuated In history. The speaker continued by say­ eligible to be commissioned. aa ing that a P. Q. (personality an ensign. T h e motion pictures showed uotlent) which I s obtained trough our work and associa­ the advancement of the Coast tions Is just as Important in Guard from a small flotilla ol making a good face an an I. Q. ships that were used to protect Our manners, conversation, and the maritime interesti of tho meditations are also important United States in 1740' to t h e in making a good personality. Urge, capable fleet that It la to­ The speaker concluded by day. The training of tha cadets telling that a good P. Q. is es­ at tbe academy was also shown. sential If we make a success of They learn engineering, naviga­ (our life. tion chartering, radio, etc. This Lieut. MeCue - of t h e United learning is put into practical use States Coast Guard was the sec­ when the cadets take two ten ond speaker. Before he showed month crulrsc about the world two motion pictures—“The Unit­ during Ihclr stay here. ed States ‘ Coast Guard" and • This program was enjoyed “The History o f t h o United the students body, and they States Const Guard"— Lieuten­ look forwsrd to the return of ant MeCue g a v e the require- 1Superintendent L n w t o n an-J menu for entrance to the Const I Lieut. MeCue. a SOUTH SIDE In chapel on Tuesday morning tbe expression pupils of Mrs. George A. Maffct gave the fol­ lowing program: “ Don’t" .................. Betty Cooke “The Beggar” ... Mildred Milter “ My Bweetheart" Shirley Li*k "The Grocery Msn" ............... ________ Wesley Hnmll, Jr. "The Trade" ...... June Vance “Too 8low” ... Barbara Woolley "Being Twins Is No Fun” .... Nancy Reel, Phyllis Shame* "Hungry Girl" ............... : .... Margaret Ann Howa.i After this program, a short program waa given by yaeh class in achooi on Robert E. Lee. Poems, songs, and stories were presented. There were very few pupils who did not buy dcfenio stamps persoin geofy. J u t try to m u ter fallowing: "A skunk sat on •'1 stump. The skunk thunk the stump stunk and the stump thunk the s»o*nh ---- - “ Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! t Mill- .(1 ' -By WILLIAM B R T C ta irtl P i n t W iltu .., nerves. Maybe he juat hunted < THE BAN on long range weather forecasting, to avoid home to superintend the hanatag of the wallpaper. ^ giving Information which may Sa o< use to tha enemy, la going to make the life of picnic planHunelinCt Job gets feugker' ■era tougher than ever. a ad tougker. * Jmag/no ketag I I I forced to send a ho/Mey greet­ ing 10 Ike Jf/hado of /span# A lttr a survey • / department l i t etere eaekange counters. GrandTho news that there la geiag pappy J m k ltu says most talks to ha a ahoetaga af golf bates as­ apparent// did tkefe Chrlitmas sures w that a tel of p septa wo swapping « at/r-| ( know will eajoy belter li nspsrs aeal enanaer. . Evan though more aattena are hivaried ta World War II Uma ta I I I Hitter now announces that the World War L It’s stUI diacolt ta regard the test cenStet aa j u t a Russian fortes are superior In equipment and In men, II most praitmtaary boot. com# aa a distinct shock ta I I I * N atl apologtata would hare ua German treopa to tear* that, bellevt Hills r didn't go to Bepehthey are only the second beat km , taagaden to mend his shattered vincible army In tha world. ’ •teetailkt *•*?*• - - €Coopor » - rlaa s U * |n r< « y fag b+i Hand's sixth tV v \j Dunlaa m IT - 1 ■*' OTTAWA. J«n. *4, — As a result of serious local short­ ages In Canada, certain pulpwood products hava been 'plaeod on tho list of articles U r which an export permit must bo 1ob­ tained before they are ihlpptod from Canada, Trade Minister J. A. MacKinnon announced. _ But, said Mr. MacKlonqn, the Intention*|a, to avetdt"atiy undue dislocation"'of normallaenpHea of both for Canadian and States mills. *" ■*'— 1 J . i Canada Cuts Down Pulpwood Exports M l*, BMXhMhtfd SAflOuks* h M on Tuesday morning. Wo want tn thank Mrs. John Rogers and Mrs. J. P. Hottxclaw for their kindness In helping us each week. Many a r e contributing their pennies and nickels for the nid of infantllo paralysis victims'. "Lesta,” the magician, and hla wife came to see ua on Monday, telling us of their show given on Friday evening at South Side School. By 10. SCOTT �■HRUggpp^wr"'• • ;;• '<■;:{ r ! \ v * '* 'v - ‘A r t y 1 • n ? Pi 0 " s’. .. BUY BONDS! f: * r ir ti «hk h w r>«t it *i *u u . ^ ^ s H t r r r E h t ^ • | „: , • .;,; ; f • xxxni j.x y -c 1 W ANaINDEPnENDENTtDAILeY NEd t e r a l f r WSPAPER 3 HANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. JANUARY 2fi. 1912 Established In 1908 Member Associated Press M M HER 12 1 R e p o r t “Touches Subs Sink Investigation Off” Demand For Unified Command First American Soldiers Land Sixth Vessel Oft In Europe Since W ar Started Atlantic Coast 22 Members Of Crew P f Tanker Venore A r e Unaccounted .F or, 21 Rescued Nipponese, Aided By Bombers, Push Ahead In Malaya Norwegian Vessel A n c h o r Of -British Defense L i n e Is 42 Men Are Saved As Occupied B y Japs Boat G o e s Under ( ly A aasH alfd r •*•« ! 1 On the Malayan front the Ja­ * Within 12 Minutes panese pounded ahead, aided by * Is Fifth Victim WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. —4>p) — The Navy Depart­ ment announced today the m 8,01ft-ton tanker Venore wen torpedoed twice end s u n k off the Atlantic coast Sat­ urday. The vessel was the sixth ,a officially reported sunk and 9 the eighth attacked by ene­ my submarines alone the Atlan­ tic seaboard during the past two woaks. Twenty-two members of tha crew a n unaccounted for m and SI members rsscusd. ” Meanwhile, t h r e e torpedoes f y o m an e n e m y submarine crashed lato the Norwegian mo­ tor tanker, Varanger, at 3:10 A. M. o’clock Sunday morning, _ slaking tfeo 841# gross ton ship wflMs U minutes. It was the fifth ysossl -to bo suak. tin crew el I I . . . fo u rth Naval District a t Philadelphia. The ware landed a t t a d b lo t - cam! <9 at t i l t ■wsrma of bombers and‘the Brit­ ish acknowledged the Invaders had occupied Datu Pahat, the anchor of the British defenaa line, 00 miles northwest of Singa­ pore. Relentlessly pressed by Japan­ ese ground troopi and continuous­ ly pounded by fighters end bomb­ ers In Uto air, Britain’* Imperial fortes grimly held their ground and even carried out some suc­ cessful counter-attacks In the sol' try Malayan jungle 60 to 70 miles north of Singapore 8 unday. • The Australians, British and In dlana fought with dogged persis­ tence from positions which had not been generally changed In 84 hours, and were receiving strong support.from their own air force which battleJ Tipancse alrmkn and blasted tellingly at road* and Intersections In the rear. NVvcrthelsss the heavy nuracri tai superiority of tho foe perrklt tad poly passing optimism here ‘ iv’a communique Mid fighting continued sround Pahat anchor on Maineto Use weal, SO miles _____ t of Singapore, where ttle baa iegtd for several day*. I t ' announced failure, bofry er, WASHINGTON. Jan. a*—</T) tually in «^nicfl o n ly a few —The Rolwrt, coin mi scion’s re­ hour* i nrh <Iby But, while the IniiH pinned port touched off Congressional rr«ponpitiillty upon — the demands Sunday for a unified . major j... ,,— »»*j u,™.. .— command of land, sea and air two of fieri-, it found numerous force*, ami for punishment of other contributing factors: Effective Japanese espionage those responsible for the disas­ —which roulit not lie adequately ter at Piarl Harbor. There waa general praise from countries! under peace lime con­ the legislators for the thorough­ dition, Japan’, di-regard of interna­ ness of the report by the fiveman loard of inquiry headed by tional law in making the attack before declaring war. Afsociate Justice Owen J. Rob­ Emphasis In warning messages erts of the Supreme Court. The report, m a d e public by aent fiom Washington on sabo­ President Roosevelt l a s t night, tage and the possibility of a s a i d there was "dereliction of Japanrse attack in the Western American - F i 1 i pino duty” on the part of Lieut. Gen. Pacific rather than at Pearl Walter C. Short and Admiral Harbor. F o r c e s CounterHowever, the blame »», placed Hasband E. Kimrnel. the com­ Attack 0 n Island manders of the two services in sqvarrly upon Short and Kimthe Hawaiian area a, the Japan- mel, who m the opinion of the eae struck on the morning of board "failrd In makr suitable t t A S H IN G I ON. J a n . I * . id") Dec. 7. The two officers, the disposition. In meet suth an a t­ —S e n a to r T h o m a s ( l i t t a b ) told th e S e n a te tcriaj the commission said, failed to confer tack” and “failed properly to I n ilrd S la te * fo rce- u nder on advices and warnings from evaluate the seriousness of the (■rnrrri D o u r l a s Mar Vrtbur Warblngton that war waa imml-1 situation." It added: ’J h «,0 errors of judgment lo Ike I itlllpplnro to taled nent and an air raid probable ■'ren-offd'' m e - , when th e were the effective reuses for the a t the opening move. J s p a n e - e b e g a n t h e Invasion. One result of their lack Of t-ircess of the attack.” The J a p a n e s e ,ln e e a r e r e ­ It noted. tno. that a destroyer collaboration, the hoard said, was ported to h ave landed 700.000 that Short believed the Navy wa, and an airplane framed up to or m ore t r w p* on l . u i u n operating reconnaissance flights i Ink a small Japanrse suhmsrlno l-la nd. when M a r A r t h s r '* far off shore, when It waa not. just outside Pearl llarhor. 43 men were m ak in g Ihia v alian t and that Klmmel thought the minutes !>efore the attack. It was la n d on the l l a t a n I'enin-uArmy was operating devices reported to the Chief of Staff lar whieh would detect the approach at the Naval base. No additional of planes, when these were ae- j alert orders were issued WASH INGTON. Ja n . 2 8 —)A*i Luzon Fighting Consists Now Of Few Skirmishes Four More Axis Council Executive Ships S i n k In Talks To Rotary Mediterranean Club At Meeting “ *•“- a’jjs r tJ tfc lit _____ i _____. were eo _ ly cat off in tha area, four m FIv» mlu- weet of BukJt Payong, and were rd torpedo-struck. n u lle d t y air, the communique Tha ship aaak Immediately after Considerable numbers of them m tha third torpedo.” ■ J4 spoktunan Mid that ap­ fought their wvy clear, cutting seven miles of Japanese parently two anemy submarines through machlnerun nceta that had been w jb r* engaged la the attack, scattered along tha trails to M N e d u i d this report waa un- rrinfprco rood blocks. Generalissimo Chlsnr Kai-Shek's m Tim e n v y ha said Included two newly-atrongtbened air force, with 7 aatorsiised Americans. American volunteers presumably of tha tank ta k in g p o r t, has delivered a MW 41 from two imaahlng attack on tho Japanese Ufbboata by tha flaking boat Ban sir to a o .o t Hanoi, French Indo . ft w a r s jVntl SO mites off tho China, while his soldiers on land Mow Jartoy to a d , south east of aro scoring successes against Ja ­ 4 ) Baa tola CTty. panese forces in three widelyasperated parts of Chino. A thundering t l r armada of more’ than 70 Chinese bomber end fighters sprayed the Jsponeso boa# a t Hanoi Sunday with 800 bomba and l«ft Uto Held a asm of flamas, dispatches from Kunmine m H AR J. L Kader Leaves For M axw ell * Field This Week *r old oon .Jehu U M oveFriof WlUIsm In Mont- Committee Solicits doy for Reading Matter In Recreational Class t l f l o h S o s ho Tort mm m t r ,- r«t— “While see want technical read big to ootid to man la tho ser­ vice, wo also fori that they need a groat artay books which may be classified m recreational read- |^ - a b-^L g - - a ’ ab. ta th o fortMT eloao ora being J w i -Uto Bod Cross, Mrs. Heogr t oa aaM, a number of worn«a In to m T perseauBy o R io I Jo s. idr— British Are Pushed)A. B. Peterson States Back By Enemy In Importance Of De­ BatUe I n Africa f e n s e Activities LONDON. Jaa. 24. M V Four mere Asie ablpa have been swish la the Medllerrew m h 1British sabasariaea, slralty eaBounced te­ the Admin l e ahlpo were two Uakars, a tra* . fMy-ladea r “ ______ i-eiasd t raa» port, and .medlam ■ r i h a l m eolrage ’u*— < »-• (Or SseesOalid Frees) to Libyan fighting o British Cairo Communions announced that A Vs fortes had pwohod the Brit­ ish fortes bosk even farther to the region of_toulot Msus, only 111 L i «. r}tr«kngth Of Units Ii1 Not Disclosed Allies Account F o r .‘M Japanese Ships In Macassar Strait W A S H IN G T O N . Jmn. 2 * -— ( A P ) — T h r « rn » M l o f A in r r * ici*n A*n»% f ” rrcH in N o rth * rrn |rrlp**H «*i*e *n n o u n re d I ik U i h i S tN T rln r) o f W a r Sllm«M>n. G r n r r * l Ri»»* » r l| P Hu U r »•• I” ro w m am l. it w «* Nnno«inr r d . h ill th r o i i r o f t ^ r f*»rrr and o th r r d r U iU w r r r w ith he ld . S p r fifir a H * * * llh h rld **rrr Ih r ilr-iB n **l io n of iin il^ , o th e r d rtN ilo **rfr w lth r ld . • t r r n i l h . i h r |»oir I m o f rm h n rlka tlo n and Ih r d i l r « »»f -A ilin e . T h r f*».cr h * * Ih r fir*»l In r r n r h Ih r B r lllih l- lr w * ln c r I h r « t» r tr d i« ld r fro m th r ir o u p * *»f (rrh o irim i-s nod - t ^ f f o ffir r r * * , o ff lr iiN litd ir M ln l. G rn rrn l H u rtle re c rn llk **8" in man* m m itl o f I h r T 'liir l) • f m ir lh mI C nm p lo fjo n lr> D h h ln n C ln lS o rn r. L * .. nnd N nm<»n3 I h r jo 'in g r * ! o 'fir r r * * h i Hold r i n k nm oiiK th r m o jtir Rrn» Ih i, “ an t s a h l n g m kc c , - . " rrali. a, Ills |ht‘ Wnr U e pattm rnt'a communi­ que Sunday happily dracrlla-d It, relieved an Immediately peiilnua The importance ami scriousni of Seminole County defense activi­ slluntmn fur the dofomlrr, and; forcaa, memnwhito, were locked In a groat took •MC’lnfontry bottle In o vast triangle, extending to o point 40 smiles east of AgoM MM upon Uda bottle may dablft, lingo Uto f o u n t Britain's hardwoo a fro ape 800 miles across tho desert waste* of Libya. MaaawfUlo, weather - hardened Bad tm pa, making the moot of winter oondltkma extho Mtltinontal Europe n many a decode, were declared n rth o r to h a rt occupied 84 oddltlonol populated centers In their groat uninterrupted ed­ uce. Ruasian sources said clean-up erqtlooo w on la full swing in oast of a 870-m|le Una from Um vicinity of V o H itle r’s agbt ■ Oral and Kursk. rogton and that SO# mUts south of iV« Wan boon completely Mm rtpllpl, hart snaans, those Informthat the illes north> elmllarly Is be­ rj Only II. S. Kublier Plantation - fig h tin g on the llnlnn Pculnlula on Luton I,land in tho Philippine, wn» confined to rel■lively unimportant »klrmi»hev I today on the w e ,l coaat, nnd tho vicinity of Subic Roy, the Wnr I*ep<.rtment re pm tnl. Ainri Ic.n-Kllipino forei'a prrvlnu,ly banded the Japniir,,- a terrific -rt-lmck In the Philip­ pine- fighting, killing h u m lm l , and r a pturing large i|u antilie, of gupplit1, nml equipment In a su r ­ prise eounter-attnek. ___ _ 130-ncri* _______ plant _____... IniriMlnrtion nt Min mi. strewed today byo . A.B. ties waa atr ‘ rth 'u. r,n * ^ S la te * iv a tte m p tin g In make u p fait the h i* , o f i t , m ld ie _i t _____. a o t . bm. loVr" l ‘ (aril, ijui ' v iji * tuAnnclA r /tr in u r Peterson, coordinator of the B d k l|jr 1ruppiy from the K ir P an fir A t Ihi* blot niii the t;o\i‘i nmoitl** Mmi hc tools County Jtcfsnac Council. |i talk befora Jhc R otary C lub III knunter-attacli wn* thl^: . tonomiolji arc c »|h i with iu Mht pUttlib to l i u r m e Ihi* yid u , whieh he oo w o ed the dutlm o i l F«*r h n u r » lh « end have already ln ered ,«l the «.mmnt thr. the Varloya gjoup* under the ill- had iwen hamm ering at Orn. ’ „ , . Ingtey. D efense I ft o c A r ih ir ’a lo ft (lank aOthored t imuml* fn .m j , ajpglB tree Top. la le,^ ... i.ibhe 1 ,up. I. e u lh e lc l Council chaltm en. on the China Sea aide o f the ( from flrven -year-o ltl "gu in ea p ig” tie . -, fu -t t.. l«- plant' d her. Mr. Peterson *tn t«l that the Data.. Pcninaula K re.h enemy |,(lll, c l p e r t Br, ( u jl|t„ ttl, lilt »V|M|| llimlt ill l| MlipIlllK irtncnt situation in the J a r M a t troops won* |«nurin(r i n t o lh«* , . “ not too h ip p y ", that in Kur- fray from lm«t, and were Infll -1 " ’ ' ,r,Mluro 11 " rw *»” riy . ope, though the Ruasian* are d»- tratln g la-hind the defender* Ing a splendid Job at present, the lines. G u n , <>f Japanese war G erm r ns are apparently resting ahips. .lan d in g o ff t h e cuaat.) r t •weoo'lnlrel L'tillctl Slut.'.a «ml I>ult'h spit nnd a ir f i n i s , l.wki-d in n trri'u t ru n n in g liHttlc w ith till’ J h| ihiii' , i' in saaio n itrnui. In in t hi' SI rail of Miwh.i ,n r. h av e mink n r ilam agrtl a l li-nst 1111 truiiaiH .rta untl i wurnhinH in Utc fnur i !u> h , .......... . | ,„ v ir * b Mt . ftjrh t’njr nml m ny httvir ohnttiTctl nit ill te m p t In invntlu Jnvn. Tin* n e st few ilny, will tell ... wlmt stri'ligth, if i.ny, the Ji. |.i. l i c e uimmln wa- wide lo i.eKi.tlate the nsirruw -li..it.cut t.. the inner arc ,»f the Nether In ml* tondjttoninKVn .rnw cto. m. .u'lp-n'inlt . i u . k . 'o u '" Ks,t Indie,. From Rangumi tfv»- Urilish (.niinmii.l iiiilTcate.l their linesl e«,t of Muulinein it r e l.i.l.lii.*lion for u,eln. ■ ■ — ■■■— ■■ ■ ■■ % | film nimlnst Ihe Ja pa nese ,lnv«lle also called attention to UuBut llu- w..y MarArthur. inAhe.if '.mn men in the .Sni.fi.i.l j , om Tlmilan.l. thousands of miles of coastllm- stssd of cnnccnlrsling his force* siei. will I muiii Mtt.-ii.liiisr the Contlnuou* attack* l.v Aineriwhlsh this country U obligated to on the left eventually to he ov,r" " " " u ............ offered hv , ,-nn.|»ulcls air im.l uuv.,1 force. defend and declared thrt tho sit- crwhelmnl l.y superior nulnlwr*. .govri iiiiient fm nin.-.1 vorHlional tmVt, Mlnk Bl I,.,,,! one more uatlon In South America la not put hla greatest vtrength on hi, i Iriiiimir ■lefen-’ I . ....... .. -eh, el ... .' Mon J r > tn ,yer „ .1 another too good. The value of the prrs- right—the Mantis Hay side of Mix. . .J*»hii*»«»n. r Iki h ill . . tri»ii*|Mirt m Muenssar rnt County Dcfcnoe activities will the peninsula — and auduciui'sly of III*' m ,Ihhi,I, rtltiMMHii'nl. i lore.'*lt«v v**ll» llu - ......... '• .............. Sltuvl. Ihe United Nols.l.s’ I’arlho shown, he addod, when thr firvt' altacked. rvliM M ’ o f Ihifu- rniiiiiintMt uiiinHmri’tl l***luy. bomb druoa on Florida. -------------------------Two houara. Inratcl at Eleventh -''•.■loh for enrli eom-e. The Defense Council under Mr fly in if f u r l r iw ir s Aiiicriiiiii A Ini ifc part *»f thr n m ’kkwry 7’ "| ^|-OU.efi|t *.! **" ;a u,ShSSt j ^ . " ^ s s s n c -T : &.• m Arrival Of U S. Army Forces in Northern I r e land Revealed Today Rv Stimson s a r j n ir : s .* s 3 f i 1- - *•- *............. . t zz Ti'r.' s i"hl n ^ VoCStlOll&l Defense Tr llininp J S " i g Classes Will Commence Monday Two Houses Burn To Ground^ Others Damaged By Fire!.' eSlrrrl nnd Willow Avciiur Nml ocrunied l.y iiia negrm.,. were ub.ime.l! >'l,»l"'" l>«- l1een received* here .Inking » J » l'» " ,’’'> “ w "oe Involved a v *e v w v SB iin s u n iiu ,fi i.n a , wviv , , "li-m 1 . | U-.ldea u T re^ ^ i 1m -.in ir y Persons . ..illl'.i .. iiioUr I nil oil III . r* . to the grouial• and• two ..(joining .im,| ......... . •............ dvr I* I. rip4*cti’»i r sp«-cled to to i trntiw|iort( tr .n s p o rt. iforcil .core, u I with presorvstlvo measures, ” t» w D itc h plunr* co* Inl Wreck Receive ' » > • » » * » » • * "< • d«m s*ed by fir.- 'r,................... . of IM . week. M r n u l « r . .n ,l I presenrs those things which are U tho tm iir net ion IIIC tA I b C V C I T C rBrl S r t u r ,Uv nljrhl> K|r. Chief I J-’h n . . . e v e u l e d . and r<hie,I th» o t.n g In th hiiii i near and dear to us”. M i n o r T n i l i r i P d M ark Cleveland sla te d tmlay. . 1,11 " r ,l"' "• will b< -.1 score,I a total of four iliroet hit* There are 12 ctservaUnn post, *, . * Is.ls.r.MlI ■ * a* ill* n |sss •*o irm ;. ,. as tw |W,| O CltliPtPr^ Hllll BI1* lv l 1 II U I illJ U lIv a fjn t r-gwi^-al !•» rain* ,*'"1 n “m M'lv for vs-w »*«• i»i by » MomlBy. o JNtlNIH’^ J r |»8IU’M' in this county, ha said, which are under tha direct authority of the .... ....... . ........ .. .............. by the l L e . Wwhlch*flrrmen fought! *■-"- h'night - . ’U-sn.l a " y‘. Alll‘a ........ . .lav" I| (l.r , Third Interceptor Command in ^No occupant* ol the three c*r»!f„r ln hour heforo ■uecee.ling In rnur-e*. mehiding ranging from t u « to A Dutch cnmmunlque lenortrd Tampa. In the svent a plane la that were Involved In a double » '/inguishing It. One house ravel eigl.l hour,’. observed which cannot i t Imme- accident four mile, south of San- In when firemen arrived and the „ , thA , ,a N etherlands subm arine ill »>lk in g •• a »" Japan......... . dlately Idantlflrd aa friendly, the ford on the Orlando road Batur- linn otheri w n.j,i srl.| Ini jipit past the stage | M"> ............ .. veers of prii* to irt | ; ,0,1,,,, lu |u .in iiimiiiK |'*“ *** Command In Tampa la notified, day night were .rrioualy hurt. whori* ii cOuU br M Vffl. J. A.| up «r»* «*lii*iblc l«» Join llu* I „ |ruy|0f hu«l scurnl u t»r|M-«l*» Til* Tha Third Interceptor Command, although srvrral persona received WillUimi*. ownrr of Ihe hcuBTH. r«*>| \kitlifut ibHrui* ••nil t»» lake uiiyjon m cruiter. Anirririin-IM th Mr. Peterson continued, thsn. arn.l. minor injuries, Ktste Highway Ps- porte,l that they are envered by I H.ifjr , hl.v ,|„.y «re | fm r e . previously l.a.l exacted out notlcsa to all ths Aircraft trolman G.G. Darty stated today. iruun»iur. Tno r ile n l of lh«» mii- 1 • . . of. . the . . invader In Irnueii.lnus .toll W aning Barvlcea In lie district lo Edward Burney of Winter Park, | Muenssar htrsit where a hug^ 1 5 ba on tna alert. Thla la V a ' ^ " s T ! fnLi . Vh#*Wolrt driv?rt bv »l t# l m* lc< * ' 'm i n t of Filucrtlion U BponMirins Japanese expeditionary foicc was message" which Is received c p m p ltlc I |h f m ImhiI. which U loc«U*<l in w upurently ambushed sn.l trnp|Hol h in h p u rtira In b*« P o llct...............w Ju liu s ^KmJli *of I)»vLinB R«*mc^ I R rf“ UJM• «»f which In turn notifies all tha com- woe released from Kenald-Lauah possible tu determine the1 cause n f :j,v t|„. City, ut .Sixth Street and iM-lwccn the Dutch isluo.U of -o and Celct>r». munlUas In tha county. A "re.I Um Mtmorirl Hospiul yesUrdsy the fire. Chief Cleveland said. I French Avrnue. The purpose of IIomu Simultnneously, an Australinn maaaaga” maona that a raid I* after being taken to tha hospital "They wers ton far gone when | iq,. I i, to provi.1.' skilled communique announced the Jnpon white o "white mcsaigo" Indl- after tha wreck, which occurred wc got there. TiSwever. we man- Jdefense workers for vital Job* in nnese occupation ut Krvicng, In cates the all dear. about 4:00 o'clock Sunday morn- aged to save tho nearby houses, defense in,In.tries. New trvlwqc}. . Prsaldaat R.W. Ruprscht who liq ^ though two or three of them colled, f r ____Burney was In o Plymouth presided over the masting c t y .the spreading coursrib BN lisrlosed hy Mi . J« hndriven t y Aron McMlQxi nun. also or 15c,e __ _____ U _ m dance ____ ______ sltsntlon*te which III im boii follow: Arc welding. 3 :1X1 P. Defective m ssjJd lnto _________________ Steering Winter Park, that sms ba snonaorod Jointly by tha Ro* Wli M.. to ll;lK) 4’. M.. U no |» M. d Lfona'ilub. Frl- tha negro*. A .00 M. M .. aml II p! m .'!Wheel Causes. Wreck to 11 : 1)0 1 ’ tMUItn r°iicM uijn Train Fare Increase to 7:00 A. M. doif 'night for Uto benefit of the Patrolman Darty. Mr. iMorvntlv seas speeding a t tha In fu tlte Paralysis Fund. Is Effective Feb. 10 H»al building. 8:00 A. M. tu | A defective strvring wheel w il M * \ Visitors a t today’s luncheon In- time. The Plymouth was badly 4:30 1’. M . sn.l 7:00 P. M. lu . said to be thr cause of an acril i boys ware cludad Frank Wilfiama of Winter damaged. It was reported- ana set tvs mill­ Gardoa. Haas Walkar .lent Sunday night when William of Titus- marks wars made orf Uto radiator WASHINGTON. Jam 26. IAV- 10:0o ■!’. M W “ of Morletu. of Mr. McMillan’s car from tba Ths 10 par Cant increase In pas­ ib ar do not rills, Wado Woodward Woods Auto mrcbonlc*. 8;0t) A. M. to U lliers, Jr. lost control of hte ^ H f o ”. J. and H arry McDonald and Cecil spars tlr* of th* car th a t ho hit. senger train fares will go Into 4:30 p. M.; .car, anil.smashed into a telsphon* McDc About 15 minutes after tho seel effect Frb. 10. ' fo­ Hook of Orlando. i Alrnlune <*ngln<* s#rvlrr, 11:1X1 l.iilc and a roadside sign "n lb* ot dent happened, a third automobile, Officiate of tha Association of p. » . to H:1XI I*. >1., and 'J:IX» lake Front Boulevard opposite driven by L R. lo n g of Qrisndo, Amarlcsn Railroads, announcing P. M. to 12:00 P. M i 'U m Fifth Ihe Legion Hut. police irported they ran Into tba wrockad c o n that this ysstanJay, stid tha data for Radio repair, 6:tM) P. M. to tod*y. maat- Tire Dealers Urged w on still on tha highway, Mr. tha Interstate Commerce Commis­ tt:00 P. M . and 0:00 I*. M. to Driving a Plymouth sedan. Mr. Dirtv report*!. sion. wa* a|read upon by rail­ Iller* was not Injured, according I* . ip. M.i Carolyn Grave* of Orlando ra t- road traffic managers In conclu­ 12:00 to pollen ami tha automubilu waa district To Contact Peterson Electric welding, 7:00 A. M. fared minor bruises according to sion with A. A. R. officiate. only slightly ilimaged. and 3:0d l>. M; patrolman, and two aogrooa Estints tad to add 1*8,000,000 to Every Urn dealer la Baaslnola mail’s car also wars ioiursd. railroad revenues on tha basis of Cetnrty waa argad today by Coarrests have bass mod* by their 1841 buatnss*. th* Increase ordlaotor A. B. PaUrsoa of the S.Tr^! Dotty. ponding * a thor- will apply to all fa rts except tha New Registrants May J.ETSJ Dsfanao Council to contact him 1 1-4-ceaLa-mite allowed member* Not Be Drafted Soon InvosUgmtteo of tho case. a t Um oratory In regard to on of military or naval service, ante*, ho rooslvid today from the traveling on furlough and to cer(O r I m m Is I s* P ra o sl extra-far* trains. fWa Dental Society Is Jan. 2ft-fA1 Navy Appropriation g Uto Increased (inWASHINGTON. O itly a fe w o f th a P.000,0 0 0 . will lo filed with *Srmm of all Meeting In Orlando ____ .. ______ ho m en w ho w ill r e t l a t e r f o r (Wise-1 Bill Is In Congress near fu to n . liv e S erv ice on Ki4-. 16 a r c likely _ D r. H. Words Bncksr. Dr. L. • Tho boric ftret-cteos fora now is to b e called to th e c o lo rs sooo. WASHINGTON, Jan. 36. . H h S i t e ! bteta*1^ Brown and Dr. A. W. Kayo 8 cento o mite fas ell sections of o ffic ia ls Indie* le<I y e s te rd a y . —Con n e ts rxceivol * 6|T.7t*^ country, white tho basic coach . In Orlando today attending fUw The bulk of the manpower In ■68,474 approprialinna bill. Uto Control District Dante! 8m i n lo two coqta q mite In tho the Immediate future wiU com* D rgcrt In th* nsUenli history from Uto 17 ,600.000 already re- today, to flaaa-* the Na cists red, BelecUvs Service euthor- war obJecUv* of atulaf lUes sold. Th* number of men luaotlonad supremacy Local Weather over 84 year* of ago who win bo tolled to complete this rear's ” Ing program. to ja sr v a : a'^vrilowaa^occuwi^t"?rr°fc«,'thstP,An!“u ”,“^ by lbo (ire "',l*tl.gether' will."th,-Stnt^' iV.'i’.Vr't-' E,thB .ueomn 2Sy&£rt!o0Ji of ‘^^-ihi cr ;Jn0v .. M e f C le v e la n d sa id . I ( ■ > , gr,onw eew haenn-Jjp,,. 't.toU "nTm fSfar w e v e m nearby houses, ,.rf( as _ TpwnMDdites Of Fifth District* tary.’SKe £ Jcor. um •xtnHKtfi mi —te ■ * . if : m -/ - - j.U i - *w•— #*Vn • J f* ., ‘r \ *»:> \ \ v oua b mm--u/:. iW** aw . H (i sv , t# • �\ t * •1 L A T R I SANFORD HRBALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 2 The Sanford Herald Protecting Your Car ____________ Censorship Gives Argentina Worries Over Its Lack ,0 1 ' American Press Special Role ~ Sufficient Bases CLUTCH TROUBLE A good m a n y things may happen In the next 12 months to put automobile driving back on a normal basit> Where a man can -drive around the block While waiting for his wife without feeling that'he is hampering the defense ef­ fort. In the meantime It behooves each and everyone of us to anticipate the worst, to gdt absolutely as much mileago out of our tires as we can and to make our cars last an long aa'possible. Probably the most important element in the wear and tear on tires and cars is speed. And we are not speaking merely of the increased likelihood of automobile accidents. Tires wear out twice as fast at high apeeda os at low ones. - All •kllsarr eeeleee. nrtm el And the damage to breaks, spark .plugs, pistona, differen­ Itaak * eetMlalleea aaU aalleea ml e p I H tllte n lt lee Ike pmrpmmm ml tials and other body parts Jn increased proportionately. ICltlai laaCa will k* ekarsea lev Then if you happen to hit a bump a t high speed, you are •C H ealei eSverllehie rate*. . . . . . • • - Z " --------- ■, much more likely to ruin ydur entire car than if you were V Z Z Z : T w S Idriving slowly. J?'am*!JrtetatB*s ** iw 'tem-But there are lots of other things which you can do , ih— »i ike, eeeeiry^wiik pHe-1 to help prolong the life of your car besides driving slowly. rertl.‘," n “ rm“* " Some of. them, as listed by David J. Wilkie, are as follows: 1) Keep your tires properly inflated and away from ickee kerete e»e *•»» r*«-».**. BIBLEVERSEFORTODAY WE MUST GET IN THE ATT1TUDE OF QUIETNESS AND CENT Kit OUll THOUGHTS ON GOD BEFORE WE BECOME CONSCIOUS OK IIIB PRES­ ENCE. THEN WE KNOW HE WILL STRENGTHEN US: Lard, be gracious unto u». we have waite,| for Thee: be Thou Uialr arm ovary morning. —Ita ­ la h 13:20. The -Cals of Camden Town (From Tha New Hutesman and Nation) The rats nf Camden Town are miaowing, Walking up ami down, Wondering why they b>ve md bftn fed, And -whether tbero I* any bread In the bin, mlonw, inloo, ’ What are we going to do? Tomorrow and tomorrow and to­ morrow, la all the same Old tame. And we feed on what’a left over .While onr maatara lake rover. Miaow, mloo, . . , , Wbo Is our God,, ami what la he 'L . going tojdoT Tha ret* of Camden Town have given up tha glioal Along with a host of other rata -• & & & & mU mi™nn. mSijr- iV*Y mu. ’ What moat rllle* neeil U an ahr 'raid siren Imnl enough to blast people r i g h t off llu-ir asats. V- ■. American .cow* lost yoar proi.OQILOOO worth uf tallk. And -that,, wa attbhilt, la milk, aVaw for a cow. way to ill ilnya ll* ahead paid and prepare for which mi­ ia to n l re-estahlUh Florida ia getting a break .from (•w ar, a coupling to n Unlvtre» dean. Wo don't know about ■t, but aa long na It doesn't go ■she, ll’a okay.. i WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—The BUENOS AIRES, Argentina. flrat major Impact- of the ren- Jan. 20—The lack of naval base* forship haa been to give * is felt by Argentina a* It conipecial role to the American templates it* responsibility for preM In the diisemination of 2,000 miles of South Atlantic rnastline stretching from thwar new*. It meant that newt which can River Plate to Tierra dc) Hut-go It I* more concerned with no longer tafely go out over the air will be available only in the this shortage than nny sugg>-v tn fortify the Straits of Mage|. newspapers. This lignlfeant fact emerge* Ian. The Argentine argument, from the application of thelalett unofficial, it I* true, hut none­ centordhip regulations and Is Il­ theless national, Is that conlustrated by the Navy’s com­ '•oenlal security today is monmunique announcing the tub- dependent on fleet* of warship*. marine sinking of the Malay »nh aerial hacking, than on which is released to correspon­ '■nlf n doxun guns mounted nil dents but banned from the radio. land. Within certain restriction* uf There is in this development no reflection upon radiocasting neutrality, Chile Is responsible fur the southern gate nf the which every fair-minded editor knows, in the main, iLirlf do­ Pnrfic —the Magellan .Strait*.ing a constructive, aide job in but, to many Argentine,*, the im­ handling world news, hut quite portance of this route imx hern objectively it means that for the •exaggerated. It is pointed not duration there will he a continu­ lure thnt warships of Ixdligrreni ing volume of facts rnnenniing nations are tint likely to rhoo*e war operations that enn only he so risky n pavtage from ocean In oernn in perference 1,1 the published in the press. Tin-re is also no discrimination longer hut more secure trill against radio. It Is simply n war­ around C o p e Hum. Argentinii has been invited to time disability inherent in radio. wlieli Is that everything which j "hare in the pm|Niin| task, goes on the nlr is automatically |hsa not liinied down the receivable iti nil enemy countries posaI, hjjt it is not givin g n iii-'i The rnnsiM|iM-nrn ia thnt much etirnnragenient to t !>,. in it ia ls 2) - Keep y o u r engine oil at the proper level and (hanged regularly. .1) Keep your battery suppliod with distilled water «nd fully charged. 4) Keep transmission and differential and b o d y parts lubricated. G) Watch your generator to see that it tines not over or undercharge your battery. 0) Sec that the cooling system is functioning prop­ erly—if the water temperature Is persistently high, have the entire system Inspected; soc that the fan licit isn’t slipping or about to let go. 7) Have your s|>ark plugs inspected occasionally, but don't thnngn them unless thoy are worn or lieyond recon­ ditioning. B) Ilnvo your f r o n t whetf lien rings parked with grease every 10,000 miles. 0) Have the nir-intako cleaner screen replaced alsnit every 10,00a miles. 10) See thnt your hrakos nrn In safe rondilhn, your windshield wiper working and all lights functioning. 11) Finally whether yon do these things or not— "Don’t drive too fnstl" Work “My nop, remember you have to work. Whcthor you handlo pick' or wheelbarrow or a n e t of books, digging ditches or editing a newspaper, ringing on auction bell or writing funny things, you must. work. “Don't be nfrsld of killing yourself by overworking on the sunny side of thirty. Men die sometimoa. but it be* causo they quit at nine j>. m. and don’t go home until two CongnM, in He overwhelming ■be to control Inflation, haa def id to Include farm prlcaa In •Teontrol till. Hut it will leave HP to the See rotary of Agrllltura to f li the ceiling. See lly i in plica I in ii, A rgentina cm redes mnn- iniporlanee tn |,nih| important wnr news ra n now only bo disturbed through the press and ran only he inenrpnr a tnl into radiocast* later, if at all. injr up unit strengthening n . subsidiary base a t Ushunii. wliieh is p e rh ap i tile um l.iin most in the wnrld. ’Cnnadn Announces Sugar Rationing The Navy’s wnmen nnrre-. nr.not allonid in ruiiilat r im e * b u t are rrpbirrd hy male m ine. trained by them. OTTAWA, Jan. 20, (/!*)—Cattadn announced the rationing of sir gar tonight, effective immediately, still set a limit nf three-quarter* of a pouiii| n week for each person. The Canadian action followed the Washington amimmcenirnt last night that rationing uf sugar would start soon In the United Slates with consumer* there to he held to about n pound n week. Dominion householder* will he limiifrd to the purchase of a twoweek supply at n timi*. Not more than a two-week supply may be kept In Um pantry. It Snid In The Paper Errors will liapptui. Tills explanation appeared in the Tulsa (Qkla.) World recently: “Through a typographical error the World slated that Mrs. —— ----- , pioneer Tulsa church worker, killed In an nutomohllo accident recently, w a s compelled to Itorrow from short-time loon companies to procure money on which to 'lovo.' The word shuuldjiave boon •live',” The Ogden (Utah) BtnndnnhExamincr editor halted the press and ordered the last sentenco uf the following chipped: •‘Alice ----- has Imen engaged as stewardess and so­ cial hostess aboard the 8 .8 . Alexandria, which sails tomor­ row. Before having p o r t she will have her Imronrlen scraped.” * In advertising for a husband, the Abilene (Texas) News announced that the ad brought a *'Mas«udiusetts woman 10 reptiles.” She Is still unmarried.—Editor and Publisher. MONDAY, JANUARY 21. 1942 • In the limn prow-rilied by law ami thus avoid llin |m*slhilly of. the add Itons t/1 (In- ta t fur tin lni|iinnny in filing rrtiirni. There were (-t.'I convictions un­ der the white slave traffic art it. tiro United State* In the last fis cal year. The floor area uf tlu- 1 Hit of Congress Is morn than tCPf*. WINE # 16 Latin Americas Agree With U. S.| CHECKING UKt.lNIU’KNTH NO. i i , Tim llurcn.i of * Internal He* vrnun ha* ai it* runinund many sources for cheeking tin delin­ quent tospaycrs. Oim of liman is i in- “information at enure*'' pro­ vision of the liitnru.il llevrnu-. Code, tinder which persona, “in whatever rapacity acting,” am required In report on Korin 1099. to tho Commissioner of Inlerntl Iti-venuo u t Wnshlngton, I). C- WASHINGTON, Jan. 2C. (AT— or more. If tho recipient ii j married, and is a cltifM or re- i aident of tho United 8 Utica, re­ ports need not bo made of aalary or other eamprnaatkm for per- ) anal arrvleta tmlcaa tho pay tnenta .aggregate IIJMO or more. If the marital atatua of the payee ia unknown to the payor, the -payee is considered n alngle person for tho purpose of fllmr* 1 an Information return of salary . or other compensation for pe. ■ aortal Mrviacs. Fixed or determinable Income Includes wagee, nuto mobile mace pi I piano. T) U apjwlfloally require that It does not ta b of ordinary elethlng. DANCE # Music YAu JACK’S DEW d r o p in n The Stanford Atlantic National Bank t h T f S T - M B Visitor*. .Service a separate report. Form 1900, af dividends or distribution# for on or before the d atT flssd fo r each individual, clttitn, or m l- Ua payment, the whole amount dant of tha United States, m iS T iS •!X o £S dent fiduciary, or a resident partnorship any member of which la n citlsen or resident, who was paid |100 or more dur­ ing the calendar-year 1MI. All persona o r organisation* acting at any lime during toe year lU4t aa broken- or other agent In B lo c k , hood or commod it/ transactions (including hank.* •hlch handle clearing orders for depoaiUra or custodian accuunU) are rem in d to file an­ nual re tarns of Infomotlon nn A m liuo with respect to all cuatomara, denoaitore, o r / a r•sonto J a r whom ar which the * Altvnvs CompUte protection la our vault a t very little w it. nSwLu i.'—’sr* >.u agreement, • penalty IT RMS NOT DRDL'CmtLJC with respect to F o d m Personal, living, or family os- whether on account e panaes and capital espendltum smee, deltiMpiraey, or are not deductible Items la the computation of th o . statutory net Income, whereas nil Ike ordinary nod neoesury espine as of carrying on nnv trade or bualnaaa are deductible. In the event a taxpayer In engaged In an weupAtldn which requires the use of nquigmsut Food May cancel an important deal Kira or theft may rants itKlre reparable damage. 4.V S Club *■ ^ INCOME TAX flood One Lost Paper Member FDIC four InaUllmenU. each of the UD . Mniu n four Initallmenta must be eqool , C* “ p BLANDINOj J ob. In amoont, but any Inatallmant ***p . I T ^ bw SU may be paid, at the election of * > * » " .« • B hndt the taxpayer, prior to the time kE YOUR FEDERAL DINE • # Iran republics, celling for mutual suspension of tariff and other trade lmtriers, in a sweeping morn to ataum mnxinmm war prnducI n hl*h government official disclosed Inat night. The rgrermenta worn negotiated at the currant conference of latln American Korelgn Ministers at Rio Do Janeiro «•" *- ......' ■■» i 'f Mlloe*, an Oriental lettuce, it now being grown in this country. flood D rin k s At P o p u la r I’rlcfti >&3 S2 «f JrekreitvOl* la Theta are three other . va n LUCRATIVE MEET JACKSONVILLE. Jap. 1 0 .- a T .W ™ * - onager, soya the folk* atiend- CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED W* Fill All N n a lp llM i LANEY’S �THE STANFORD MONDAY. JANUARY M. IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA ...........- ■ ■■ Social And rerso n ciL MRS. 1.0 URINE DEAL, Society Editor ^Social Calendar _ MONDAY The Y . W A . o f the F irat Baptist Church w ill meet a t the ^ h o tn e o f Miss Ruth Stran ge at ® 7:30 P. M. A lt members are urged to attend. TU ESDAf Toe regu lar m eetuig o." Ola^ lio la Club, O. E. S. will not be Id ‘ because of the illness o f so many members. The II. D. C., under the d ir e c tion of Mrs. II. J. Holly, w ill have eh srge of the morning sew ­ ing session for the lied Cross. Children o f the Confederacy will meet a t the home o f Miss Katherine Speuoer a t 3:30 P. M. 4 W ED N ESD AY Members of the Junior Choir of the F irst B aptist Church will £ lit e e t at the rhurch following Prayer M eeting, fo r rehearsals. TH U RSD AY Members of the Baptist W. XI. I!., under tlic direction o f Mrs. raA. J. Peterson, will sew for the ™ ted Cross in the inurning. The Townsend Club will meet nl the C ourt House for it regu ­ lar m eeting at 7:30 I*. XI. <§MiH8ion Study Sericn Held On Wednesday* The Y oun g (People o f the P res­ byterian Church will conduct the raperoiml in the series nf studies on •Ih e n Mission Study Hook which a rc rising held each W a l nesday evening a t the regu lar prayer m eeting neriod, nnd spon­ sored hy the W omen's A u xiliary of the church, tinder the direction A i f Mrs. K. W. Fite. The third ami last in the Iseries will he conducted hy the Women's A u xiliary on Keb. 4. Miss Davis To Choose Scholarship Winner M iss M argaret D a v is , wellknown In local music circles, has been appointed chairm an for Sem inole County In the 1942 Stetson U niversity School of Music scholarship aw ards. Infor­ mation concerning the appoint­ ment was received here today from D r. W. E. Duckwitx, direc­ tor o f the Stetson School of Xluaic, a n d sdniiniatraUir u f the ■ wards. According to Miss D avis, se­ lections fo r the audition com m it­ tee in Seminole -County w ill lie announced within a few days. De­ tails concerning audition date and location will Ih- reported, she said, as soon as the com m it­ tee o f local judges can he o r­ ganism). Open to nil Ixiy, and girls w ith a high school education, or who are seniors now, the audition comm ittee w ill select from the group of rapected par­ ticipants the one young person lo be awarded the 11 (JO schol­ arship to Stetson. Com petition will vmhrnrc voire and any in­ strum ent, ns w e l l as students who plan to enter upon a course in public school music teaching. The winner, with sim ilar young musicians from oth er> Florida counties, will enroll a t ’ the IJeioind Institution in the Full, it was in diratal. Woman’* (Hub Will E ntertain Touri*t* T h e Civic Departm ent o f the W oman’s Club is entertaining tomorrow rvrn in g with a party for w inter visitors in Hanford and Seminole County, nnd for club mrm licrs and their gnosts. An Interesting program has been arranged under tho direc­ tion of Xfrs. James Moughton and an entertainin g tim e is promised all those wlm attend. T h is Is an annual a ffa ir spon­ sored by Jhe club for the enter­ tainm ent o f winter visitors, ami it is hoped hy members o f the C ivic Departm ent th at .a large representative group will he in attendance. A t the conclusion of * HAPPY BIRTHDAY the program , refreshm ents will he served. C. A . Whiddon, Jr. Hostesses for the party In­ I.cc Kber A rm stron g, Jr, clude Mrs. H. J. Lehman, Xfrs. U. J. Holly. Mrs. II. W. Rucker Metal can dlestick! often have and Mra. J. W. Hall. felt p o s ta l on the vyider sides of the hares, so be carefu l not to Ret that part w et when clean ­ ing and wnshlnR them . Hold the sticks by the bases and quickly dip them Into su d s y ' solutions. Members o f tho I'hilathca Class uf the Presbyterian Church were entertained a t the home o f Mrs. F ra n cis' M eriwether on Krklay evenlBR w ith Mrs. flrah am Hunt­ “Huy ’Em — Huy ’Em ..« er and Mrs. Hun Dunn artiiiR as Keep ’Em Flyln’! . . , cn-hostesses. F ollow ing a routine business Huy Vlrtnry Bonds and session, prealdetl over hy Mrs. J. I' Slumps” N. fill ton, the rem ainder o f the evening w as spent In se w in r for the Hed Croat, with the exception of the “ blackout** period which occurred during the m eeting. T he hostesses served refresh­ ments to the follow ing: Mrs. ft. A . QpMv D r. EUxabrth T racy, M rs. T . B. C raw ley, M rs. \V. C. rickson, Mrs. A. C. McReynolds, rs. Boh 'Walter*. M rs. W. D. ABBOTT fOSTFLLO ofmann, Mrs. J. J. Peacock, Mrs. , JL Htephenson, Mra. W. II. sch, Mrs. J. K . . J lu n u rr, Mrs. r. F- HollyH oad,' Mrs. K. s . Me­ al 1, Mra. W. A, Umvitt, Mrs. f. 8. Bromley, Mrs. Al F. Hunt, Ira. 1. O. Andes, Jr., Mrs. dillon, vl MUs Julia Moore of dreen- ( PhilathcanH Meet At Meriwether Home Ends Today TOMORROW 18 BARGAIN DAY Doable Pn^ram * 8 « Creamed asparagus n erval hot, pvtr salmon or tuna loaf makes sn appetising winter dish well within budget hounds. It Is also fortified with plenty of minerals 1 . if PAPE THREB '■ Writer Suggests Games That Can si cm m et g p Played During t* Telephone 14M !Miss Evelyn Cate*, NOTES i Charles Harney Wed REDo r CROSS *Jt*. ii in o . n x The Saint Barnabas Church in In Oviedo, four first-aid c la s s ­ Del-and w as the scene on S a tu r­ day afternoon. Jan 24. at 6:00 es are in progres*. two w h ite 1 By L U C R E C E H U D G IN S beginning w ith We last letter of o’clock o f the m arriage uf Miss classes in the schools, tine adult | W A SH IN G T O N , Jan. 26 .— <A>) the last c ity — and no repeti­ Evelyn Elisabeth Cates, daughter rln*s, and one cht-s in the col — There’s :i story go in g around tions), sp ellin g bee, and Clw st, of .Mrs. WilJa Mae Cates, uf S an -jo red schools. T he*r clnx*e* are Ella Hell nlsiul n Indy who called up tho do wonders for the nerves, too. ford, to Charlc* Dana llrm cy , »»n in*tnict«sl hy Mr*. Here’s a novel game that of Mr. snd Mr*. S. V llam ey of Jones. S everal colored teacher* 1 A ir Raid W arden and asked him of Ovletlo are ntteiidnig the came out o f a London bomb shel­ Coconut Grove. Miami. Mr and Mrs. David Sm ith of what her fam ily should do dur­ ter last w in ter: Everyone has a The dimple ring ceremony w»* first-aid clnaae* held in San Orlando wrre the guests yester­ ing an uir raid He raid to p la y performed by the Rev. Hurry I foni fo r all teacher* pencil and draw ing tablet and day of Mr slid .Mrs |„ A. P alm ­ gnines, so > h e railed up the mint draw a picture arronting T aylor, in the nrrMuci* of only gam e warden and a s k a l w h a t er. to Ihe directions nf a referee. cl oar friend* and relative* of the Dr. II. W. Rucker will start a gom es they slioidd play. cnunle. Which isn't us funny as it | t‘« all in the dark, you under, Mr. and Mr- Sam K inlaw and T nr bride'* only uttembmt. Mix* fir*t aid cla«» in t.ongwmMl thi* stand. week. Jane .McCIcnacnn. of Lenoir. Tenn. son of Orlaiwh were the weekend may seem. Our friends in E n g­ For instance, the referee says wax nttirvtl In a Spring blue wool guests of Mr mid Mr« K. Kill land have be,*n devising blackout gam es for two years. You ju st "Draw a picture o f a man with *u11 aital her RcrvxiM»rH*» were in The Hospital a n d Recreation liave to have som ething to do a »i~slen leg running to meet a matching ahade «»f blue She Corps nf the Ibil Gross C h a p ­ MrIt L. lliiuiusn lias re- wlirti you’re holed in nnd the his wife who is ge ttin g off a I wore r corsage o f yellow rtixe ter Include Mr* J (. Patterson, Howland Harney, brother turned to her I i o m h - in l-aketund light is very, very |nxir If th e re rrnwdisl stre e t ear with n hag T od*. is any lighi al nil full of groceries In one arm 'o f the brideffrtmm. *erv»*l him n* chairm an; XI r*. Fred R. Wilson, a fte r spending tile weekend here vice chairm an ; Mr* Roy f h o r Favorite blackout gam e has and a baby in the other " This I e*t man. with Mi Bowman The bride wn* given hi n»ar- lin in g , fccruU iry; and the fol Us-n ipilr or nsk-me-nnother. o ftin leads to hysletln when the | riajrc by ln*r uncle, J II Lloyd, of lowing memlier* Mr* S (). Shin a rriv e d You'll Is- sm art to stock up your lights are turned on. Sgt. James (' id lie i l R K irtley, For the c h i l d r e n , prepare ! Jacksonville. She wore an a«pia- holaor. Sr., Mr*, f Saturday from Ft H enning, (la . IhiiiiIi room witli a couple o f 'm arine blue tire**, designed by Mr*. J. L. Ingley. Mr* Sadie to spend a few days with his ■ piix lmok« |f your fam ily is the flpie-«mg gam es. In n complete I her mother For lu rin g the new lliouse. Mr*. Fresl T W illia m - . incurably curious k i n d , th ey’ll fil.’trkmit have Ihrsn hold mi ear n e ith e r. M is. 11ii | Cnlliert. I I g e I so interested in running Of corn and t h e n guess how long torso line*, the drex* wa- Mr*. S. Puleston. Mr| fitted in ut the wui*t. with three Hurt. Xlrii J o h u M*i'»h. Si Miss Irene Kiehter of Jackson down the answer to "D oes .Iry m a ii y kernels it ha« (>i lei • ipiarter length aleevi** nnd u full Mr* ti I Mr*. Henry Nickle. ville line lieen Ihe guest for sev k’ i* Inn ii or froo ie when held In them hold a potato stuck foil of Ipleated xkirt. Her hat was II f tdchm gh oral days of her parents. Mi. I ho hand?" t lut t they'll pay no toothpicks and guess the unlit I Mark poke bonnet *tyle, trimmed Rollins, Mr*. J M r*. C . It D iiw m h i , M i- R. D attention t«» the all clear signal. nnd Mrs. Henry Itirhler with a block Veil She wore a 1 W D MihnISuch kol s tu ff a* geography hei of plrks t ’ »» your ininginii eor*i»ge faxhmned «•t xw«*’theurt llrow nlee. Mr* V. II Grantham M i("He person unmet u city ami lion and you can think up a Ini roBebod*, and her only ornament Mr* Getirge R Zieumi and Di R lu the next player inu-l name a city Ainie B etter have pvixet, l» i l wn* a single strand of inarlx. ain'th T racy Mr* Harney atteiidetl the San loril m'HimiI*, and is a graduate of! Corps. Seminole llijd i Si'litHil hi the i*Um A ll knitted nrtude* i**ueil I*, • of I'.l IT She later Iilleiuled Stet fore Jan I, l!M 2. nni*t la* re -on I'oiverxitv in Del.and. grad turned to the Red f r o — O ffu v M r. u ih I M r* T o m IK m th f rsm i , uat.'iig fn»m that m-t it ul k»ii hi In d o re W edm *sdny. Jan 2H. *•. ainl Mr*. I.om*tin III •thersm i o f IIIl l , wi th an A It degree hi that they may In’ «hipp«-s| to Ml. Dorn win* il»f K u rils of I il»* riil Ai t * She i« a m en d«i Rnglnnil on thi- dale If km ltei • f r ir n iU m ill re ln tiv o - here ye* of the Pi llotn Phi »t*-iiil *»orority tenia y. unable to fmi-h article* ( KditorN Note: Pilot O fficer feet off the •ei* I trot in a tel I fp o n her rriiilu ition from col are / u g u s tu s D aym o nd. o f rifie bur*t from my ronnoiM Tb«* liege, M>* llainev altended Mil* please return to the Red C rn-t|» . ‘ G re g ory o ry A (,u y D W ood. V an Nuy*. Nf Mr m ill M r* C a lif., 21 y ta r s old, Mf**r» *Co*nft; shuddered violent • ev'* Iluxiflo* Srhosd hi -latk«oii MMini nt once -o that they ma\ J r., M ix * D o ro th y S a n fo rd nm l , i* nm nnir ihi* fo rc m o * t K « u I n br. f l i kf i t over on hi* la rk and j ville ,i ml until her im inuii'e wu* In- fmisheil liv -onusoie rl-e K n rly li* Ih n ix h o ld e r fo rm e d a S n iim lrn n p ilu ta fic h tin ir w ith R rl* (livid into the *ea where he niade employed l»> the F»*l» r.il Hi * rv»'* p a rty upending the «t:«v yeste r- t.’illi. re eonioo’o il (test '•II 1-•r-tsii I l f W ilt r w n rd ftl tin* * iriant rey«or of wnter Honk •»» .l»ek«s»»i»villsIny at M arinelaiM l im x la l l r * * th a n tw o m o nths th e la te s t l--»l«,• of Tims f il e hi id e g l IMIIII •11 end«’*l **’l»o«d j « While thi* wax irmiur "»» I " • •kith at lu is l fiv«* (ii-rm :in plain** Rtt.o'krd by the «ii|»er fiichti a co n e i-e ami mien I'Stllll* i ti M ia m i, g r a d u a l m g f i o m M i a o u fo I i M r nnd M r* l l o k f S. R aker di**t roy* d to h i* r r i i l i t .) ta le n ie n t co n re irmng 1lu- w«»ru Wirke«lei»t iidver*>arv l'v«* e\< H i g h S« lu*s»l in I ' 1 ’ .* Ils . i t t t ’lld nm l r h ililr r n . M a ry m id Johnnie, ID t ; i \4 D W M O N I) Up n iniiiit • d Georgia Sclimel ».( Isshiodogy th a t w om en an* doing for civil o f Ju rk«onvd te w it p the g u est* i KACJI.K S gU A D D O N F IC IIT K U will* tiu re r* envelopftl on hi A tlanta for tw o then mu d«'feii«e. am i1 s.-ll ing ••f Ih. y e s tr n ln y n f M r* l.ilin n V ick STATIC-N SOM KW IIKKK IN ImhnI wtl* ill*iuteuruted h> " 1 1 1 a u * f e r M ’ll t o t h e I h i o r o l l o f im tM irtn n t w o rk llm. 14 Ite’lllg ||S* ' IMMTA I Ja n. HU. f/p) - ||«* wn.^ bln -t from on** i*f h it cniiMoii Miami, a n d l a t e r lo Slel on I m i-o m p li-lie d hy tlIlf It:1*1 I ' l «•** e ry nm l J W R aker. tin* luuirlirrt ((friiinii fu f h tf r I'vi* lie uDo dim airtd my iml v i t * lly III Do Ijiiii! w l i e l e he w a l^im *y am i f W n m up ;'ir :iiii* t M r. am i M i* K I riiere wn« literally ii hnd of The Y o 'lo iy |t.»>k c o o in illtlarkxotivillf | dohn Flynn, an F a p I i * pilot from d a u g h te r, Joan. **f in.| *t«*«d all arouinl me ,.f th e Re«l f r o - - , w o ik u ig u w e re tin* w rc k c m l g u est* o f M r i ’hit^Kii, tin.| | wi n* on offfh*iv«* *purred with eaeh olio r |o < i lu l l fill h*t ion w ith (lie Y o 'to iv a eotiple of iirixefirhti i • hi Iw itiry 'x p a rm it*. M r nm l M r* o jM 'n ih o n * o In* n w f I'.'tnif ovri* I IiL 1 IhHsk c**i»»p l ii 'u . h«*isle«l t>v M i iIn* (terniiiii's nirdroin CK-rul illv K. II. laMiry i la m e * M o u g h tm i. ha • M r. I p o d Ira iiit ||i- | (Nik o ff with •I t i l l l l l l l l l l t e x w e f o o t ' h l s|»w | \ l.om loidte -rg a - c lm irm iin . a My aiiiiiiiiiiitiou y a \ * Mr. nml Mr* II A. Applfhv live of lii-s lu'OfImifii nnd they |m i i l l ly 1 i le d l»v M r* I I. C la rk , Mi** nnd dauj;hlfr. Nanry Ji*nn, nnd cnnif Immiiiiiiiic a ft. i n* n Mr*Mfr« om and lie wu* •till on mi\- tail I P P P erotd, M r - I. It S teel V\ e resum ed I h i. to n le -l I dn| everyth in g I knew I pul their uu*»*t*. Mr and Mr*. W al­ *dnnitt* M rM Mo e* am i M iA I I^ M ik ilig h o k I do n 't -• •' U f f iijf ir i’il tin-in inine d in tfly, inv S p itfire through every m ail •h a th ter Applehy, spent yc»tcrday in |o»w I e ve r got out o f it. I could P eterson firfd nt m -v* rnl of them, then rtiver of which it wu* eui»d*lt St. Aujrimtinr and MnrinrlnmL | m * le m m y m o u th ••ally p« r * p i n retreated toward nmlthnniif I ik»- And still he wan on my tail twevii Fra 11re and Fnirlnnd Ik»« M ile liy m ile , l lie fotjifht like a niniliiian All 11 ion fro m m v fa c t Mr nnd Mr*. Robert Wn«h- ratiM* we wen* oiitiiiiiniH’t til *ix '.lo d g in g , tw is t m g. d iv in g and g ra d u a te d III I'.M I lie became a thilime I w.i* trvm if desperate burn nnt| lli*nry Tamm, Jr., of to two. Four of ihem took out Iv to make the C liff* of Dover I ro o m in g 1 made mv way to w a rd o ilie r o f f i n Pin - t i r l f r . i W nycroM, On., ucri* tho wrrkend a fte r me. Pile other two went Once I thought I had *)mken him (the Rnglmh const le i in t y w h ile at G eorgia Tech. iruo*t* of Mr*. Wn*hhunt'« nnd f«»r John. I n iu ie d i.itc iv fo llo w in g the wed o ff I levelled out rod to my fired cm i-tantly Mr. Tnmm’n jinrtmt*, Mr. nnd | I found rnyaclf with two Jer* n inaifiiiftit I found we practirally I- mally 1 w i- aid. f j d in g cerenm uv the >ouug c o iip h Mr*. II .N Tnmm. D over. | |r f | fo r ,, hoiieViitiMiM t r io to St rie* Ixdimd me. two other* Were fly in r in foriuiilinn wide by right over the eliffto flank nu* from eitln-r **ii a fte r ! A ilifIIN 11lie, a ft e r w hich liie y w ill wilh my wnliigoiti-l did. Mr. and Mr*. S. (!. (trnhnin lly violent m au n iv f rintr with I m ake th e ir h o m e • ti fo n o ia d ** I looked in to h i* face fro m me. hnd n* their dinner i£iic*t* y***- p o n p i n t kiii p4iurinur from no* I t l n i t y fe e t, lie had heavy idi-tircy I hi ll he rppiiM oily •h c ith d I " ' |h as h, w here M r lla u ie v I* - t : i Ih* p u lle d J| jj,|u || w ith | In- I 'n i t i d S ta ll" , trrdny, the Mi**e* Kurhie nnd iimiinved to e *ru p e and pnxittnmil ry e h ro w * . n s tra ig h t f ir m m m itli. had lu 'ller go hack Kutherim* riiiii*nno o f Orlnndo. m yaelf behind one of them. Rtid o d e te rm in e d p r u t- ia n iiimu ’. into a steep climb. tu rn e d M»»d I f o a * l G u n n l H e rvire . W e w o rn n o ino ro t h i n 100 * Corpornl rh n rlo* I.eavitt nml Inked tit me with rnld i t f i i l y • freaked toward I i nice Sjrt. .lame* Colbert of Ft. Hri»m n r, » Per sonals Eagle Squadron Pilot Tells Of Meeting Most Dangerous Enemy Hptincvr llnnlilock, a ilu d ch t at the U niversity o f Florida In (jainesville, wns the weekend gu est of Miss H etty f a u Ftr.di nt the home of her stmt, Mrs. lim r g e d ray . Mrs. J. C . M itchell, Mrs. W. U Morgan, Mrs. A l F. Hunt and Miss Edith llaSlent attrndr.1 I lie ten which w as given hy the DeLand Pilot C lub y rste n la y a fte r­ noon on the H te ta o ii campus. *■■■ 9 X 12 ALL W OOL AXMINlSTER RUGS Hilly Jennings. B illy M rt'alley. W aller Hteele, Cuh M aster C lyde llsm sey atvl Scoutm aster E. W. Mr (’a lley attended a rub train in g course which w as held at Cnntp W eW a on Saturday and Sunday. M rs. Charles Palm er arrived homo Saturday from Macon, f i n , whsro she recently underwent an itration in th« Middle dcorgin c a p ita l .She waa accompanied by her mother, Mrs. V . B. Doug­ las, who haa boon with her dur­ ing her llhtaas. n Engagement Of Misa L e e la Announced Mr. a n d Mra. Charles S. I<re of Oviedo announce the engage­ ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy May, to tho Rev. John Louis Jones of Plnriiftutu Mias Leo attended the Oviedo •choqls and is a graduate of Southern College in lakeland. She la a t prerant on the teaching staff a t 'High Borings. 9 X 12 RUG . . 9 X 12 RUGCUSHION . $51.45 TOTAL B O T H FO R 44.50 $ QstvwVy and. Pfnraaatle Methodist The wtddlng will to solemnized early In Marafc. Dilutlag a can of condensed IOUP with m ilk la place of w ater m a k e s It to tt e r . flavored and more nourishing. ry M '-v s YOUR CAR NEEDS CAREFUL AND CONSTANT ATTENTION IF IT IS TO LAST FOR THE DURATION LIT US LUBRICATE IT REGULARLY, KEEP YOUR TIRES INFLATED, YOUR BATTERY CHECKED AND ATTEND TO ALL THE MANY OTHER LITTLE DETAILS WHICH - • ARE SO NECESSARY TO KEEP YOUR CAR IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER _ .n j YING 'dHXKCiES - $1.00 ’t e t WEEK ’Vi .3 Stafford, Florida Phone 127 r wmi ( • ' j Vj iTLr• * 'l l . , • • J g r. . u **i , ., ;.-v /Vr - m■ \ �\ t 1M •f1 M O N P A T . JA W P A O T t l , 1 X » . HERALD. To Be Permanent Sanford V i s i t o r All Training Camps For Major League Teams Announced NEW YORK. Jan. .28— (AV[any of the major league club* tea not yet mailed contracU ad because of t h a confusion bout nifht baseball their sched■la for 1042 la unfinished, but all ara ready to head for train­ ing camp* within a few week*. The condltlonlns program will ba aa extensive as In any nor. nt|tl year, lactlns aa much as eight weak* for aom* tram ., and la ex parted to briny both the player* and the fans up to the opening of tha itason, Apr. 14, la a itate of high expectancy. Florida, aa usual, will shelter sw at ot tha club* ol th* major* as wall aa th* International League, American Association and son* of th* other minors. Four big league trams will train hi California and tha Brooklyn Dodgers plan to a t a r i their training In Cuba again, but will be b a d In Florida In Urns to s ir e that Stat* claim to a doxen clubs. Both the Boston Braves ami tha SL Louis Browns, who had camp* in Texas last year, will swva to base* In Florida. ' Bob Quinn, president of the Brave*. I* happy ov*r his setup a t Sanford and says ha hopes to become a permanent visitor. This ■wans something, a In c a the Braves trained for 11 consecutive years at SL Petersburg before •acting a wanderlust that died U Texas last year. FKDEHAUBTATK M A U E T Numerous Small Colleges Curtailk Athletic Program WHWi SERVICE C r l t r j f c p t r t No. t NEW T O R E : MK T W E A K E R ON FLA. ABOUT tT D T ON CALIF. C ara o a t r o a t f H — C ara a r r l .a d I t . Cora nadoodOd • FLA. i CAL-' IF. k r ira o k « FU O nlD A FLORIDA * dA* M I . I M : aaaolly l U R H i *-* d o c i f l - l . t l : io d o t l U l - C t t . m ootly M 2 - I .i l ; XX’a I . H - l . n i C A U F . i r . a a d tF* M da*, s .M - t.l t ;p w c* l I d ' I k - 1 do a. i . t t - L M j IS" crataa irlm w a d Io ta . F ao eo l I H - t d o t. EH • CHICAGO: ON F L O n iD A STOCK M ARKET A n o i r r s t b a d t o n BEST LA l i o n S IZ E S W EAK OK IP DOB. AND XX-ai ON CA LIF. MARK E T BTSAEflr ON BEST -OOLDEK. D U LL AND UNSET­ T LE D ON OTHER. STOCK C ara on o n track tr a c k **• > r a arrived a r rlr a d Car* I*, ttiara 1 FLORIDA. M CA LI F. Car* d lv trtp d 1) F ew B a le s; FLORIDA w ide r a s a * la e s a l l t r a a d cand ltlo n ra a a y p o e rt,’ klmaekod— J ♦>•. law I I I ; « do*, faw J.li> «.##! I I fcoe. I .M - I I S ; m oatly l.f l; I t doa l l l l l l ; poorly A T L A N T A . J i n . 2 5. — UP) — T he r a il b t few er " w a r m up" y am a* f o r t i l t fo o tb a ll M ggfss n e x t f a ll, a n d a sc a rc ity a f " b r e a t h t r i ." W a r Id w b lttlln s th a list o f lltU o fallow * In In U rro L I r s la ta a th le tic s . M ora th a n h a lf th * im a ll cal* l*c*a In th a to o th a r t c u rta ilin g ach rd u lr* o r a b a n d o n tn r p porta e n tire ly , a n A aao ciatad P re s* ta r * t t y o f 5 0 aehoola discloses. O n ­ ly 45 p e rc e n t a r a c a r r y in g on w ith busln*«*-*s-usual. C o n a f ro m th a S u n d ay fo o tb a ll ■cor** w ill b a tb* n am es o f M err e r , H o w ard C oll***. S aw an aa. S p r i n t HIU a n d C e n te n a ry —a u bla n d e d announced recently their w i t h ­ drawal from all InUreolleglate athletic* for th* durmtlon. The »«vsti-memb«r Dixie ednference ha* boen cut to four by th* action of Mercer, Howard and Spring Hill, leaving only Chattanooga, Mlllaapa, Mississip­ pi College and Southwestern. The eight-team South Atlantic conference, which undertook to organise e year ago on “a purely WINTER PARK, Jan. 26,-<A>) amateur” bail*, never operated —Paulin* Bets, tltlan-halrcd runner-up In the 1941 national women** singles tennis cham­ pionships, thinks Just one change In her gam* I* necessary for her to cop the tils next summer. The change: a isnaral IraprovemenL Pauline, known at Bobble to T h is la th a tr a in in g cam p lin e ­ __ ______ atudent* al Rollins up: College here, Is working overA m e ric a n L e a g u e time to Iron out weak point* In Y an k ee s— B L P e te rs b u rg , her repertoire In preparaton for i Rad Box— S s r s a o ta . the new campaign. Senators—Orlsndo. It will be the third title bid A th le tic * — A n a h e im , C a lif. for the 22-year-old California By JOHN BBLBY W h ite Boh — P a s a d s n a , C alif. NEW YORK. Jan. 26<-W>)— lass who created a stir In the Browns—Dr L and. Btnny Goodman Is a pretty di­ 1940 event by blaring through T ig e r* —L a k elan d . rect young man. Bo when he de­ to lbo seml-tuials, where she In d ls n s —C le a rw a te r. cided some time ago that pop­ N a lle n s l L e a g a e "good muaic D odger* — H a v a n a an d D ay ular music and wer# too fa r apart, h* set out to n s B each. to do something about IL , -GlanU^-Miami. Hr decided to JuxUposo them I B rav sa— S a n fo rd . on tho program* of "l*glUi**U | .Phi111**— M iam i B sach. symphony orchestra*, and 1st tb* C a rd in a l* — B t.' P e te rs b u rg . public be the Judge. B : ;< Beds—Tampa. He tried it In the cummer, at New York's stadium, In Robin Hood Dell a t Philadelphia, Id the wide-open spaces of Chicago a Grant park. I t worked. Now ha Is doing tb* asm* thing In tha regular season* of th* Rochester Philharmonic, the Cleveland orchestra, the DHyten Phllhs rmonlc, th* N a t i o n a l Symphony in Washington. Ro­ chester loved It—would have Rollins’ Girl Tennis Star Hopes To Win National Singles Title Goodman Tries Mixing Serious And “Hot” Musi X X '. The Governor and H. w. iCleveland fiv T v u u M i ifruit n iib .pi p u c u u n w i, took turns lu auctioning to tha produce man and Florida bidders several score boxea of citrus do­ nated by the State's fruit grow­ ers. Proceeds of the aele sale want went to a Red Croa* fund. Governor Holland aad mem­ bers of the cabinet planned to attend the festival's annual en­ tertainment fr Florid* newspaparraan tonight. All remark* and tkit* were to be off tbs re­ cord. lo w or c u iw ite a 1 ' API'l.KM—Ha B ak u T ork*. I .U ^ M M k a a , Boa t i . i t 1 I! AN AN AM— 2S LI» Uaniefcaa, 11.11* otatw fbo o cct* COHN M IK L L C J — W kU a. B a ta , i l . i j r t t . i t ON KWH VKLLOWT—i t LU I M i - l i.1 1 ONIONM W H IT E —2* LU •) | | cW _ ta e k . - I to c k l | PVTATVj E*—C1TT B a ta I t M - I M U HKED C a rtlt. H a t Ullaa CW T IlN -IL H I’OTATUEB—Id ah o D akar, 2* L a I L * . I l f * . CW T B a t . » M * a IIITABAOAH— ta -L W -H a rk . |L f » , SW T POTATOES—Du DakL t l .M j Unllcd State, petroleum _pnk more than 12 1041. FARMERS’ MARKET Tb* first professional trainlnf school for librarians In the world wfs established at Columbia Cotlege, in 1581.. , { » .* * • All Popular Brands Free Delivery ARCADE Package Store O. D. P * r* n , Peep. Phone S14S Mitlwe BH*. C r GET THE THRILL welfare work. DMVE SAFELY , « « l TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE Ait Bench, where their Moneel farm club also will train. ■Training for most othsr club* ill start th* wssksnd of Fsb. 22. NINTH RACK — 5*16 Mil* EXTRA SPECIAL FAST FURY ' STARRY FltAO LUCKY MARjf ~~ DAISY MINT 8P1TZENBUR0 IDA W ILLARD^ HAZEL'S HONEY Tinm an Province, through which ms Jhs greater part of the 715lUe Burma Road, la th* second irgsst province of China pro par. When • Child N«tcb i LaxativeI all dona there 1* another rush, this Urns of th* "ssrtous” musi­ cians. 8YRUP OP BLACK-DRAUOHT They want to see the scores. la a tasty liquid th at moat chil­ "They don’t know It's not nil In dren will welcome whenever they black and white,” suggest* Ben- need a laxaUve. What's more Im­ portant It has tb* earn* main Ingradient as BLAClt«ORAUQHT, It* older companion. Perhaps URUGUAY ACTS thet's w h y It « • -------child such refresh!) MONTEVIDEO. Jan. S< the familiar sym -T-Umgvay quickly m i Conaa Improve digestion, ■ •bow a laxative |a to her rupture of relation n u up. Try CABDU1I the Axis Sunday by p m passport* to the Japan*** mad and Italian diploma! ETTA KBIT a t th* same time notify! i own representatives In Ik countries to leave these tori** Immediately. lied Advertisements IC DEATH Im 4 i f o b . a h lr a la a p e ta l Ikaaad S B d eliv ered aalaa la a a a lt tr a a .p o rta ilo n rk a ra a o ) P aacal II crataa. 1H-*W do*. m o ailr 1 daa. la tflrld a a llr w aakad IX .M -t.U l o t Ira a l t r a . m any p ra a rn t ahlpm aata a r a fro ta pravloua aalaa. CHULA VISTA ra rlo a d a f.ath. a h lp p la t point I W a a t o n d*llvarad aalaa laaa a ll Iran p o rtP llo n r k a rf a a ) Ooldan H r ra la o . I T • |.|U d a a . lad ly ld u ally waakad. moattgr | t H TRUCK P A M IN O t (NORTH AND W EST) FRIDAY* T dU o »*l rralao . T btaJ |» s t T o ta U paaal a t a T k a ro d a r t i l l . 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II.IS -ll.T l u e d — New Y o rk A N ew llav v o I* LB D a * . II.** B altlm or* t , P b lla d .lp h l* I. UAIHHIIES— Doe. Ron. He D atro ll I. Uyrocueo I. B uoloa I. laPIN A C H —Bu llp r. * u m m * r Typo, P ro v td .e e * l. P ltta b e r s h I. Dulla lo I, N ew ark .I. D **tfaallon not jIH T U TIc-II.IS B K R R IE * — P i n t . I l c - l t c • paaiflad I, c a r s ksld lo r racon- * W T A W POTATOM — CW T H a th a ■l e n m . a t I , ll.tl-2 t.S l CINCINNATI P A M IN a a : II cara TANHEHINEB—t-S Box Comb. It.!* eoaaad—C k lcag o I. C l.v .la n d L 2* l l . l t in d la a a p o lla I. D e lra lt I, I1U*- TU RN IP*—D o a Bun. l# « llc k u re k I. Du llp r. Tic-II.SS HA VANNAII DITBRSIONB: Naw TURNIP HALAD— a i l LU C rate, ord T a rk 2, P o U m ae Tda L C incin­ TOMATOEB—t to ley. ( U l - I U * . L u * . il.e e nati | . D . i r . t t I. B o.Ion I. J*rs*y City I. NOof. k .ld . ATLANTA 0 n f« aiB IO N > : N oaa reportad. ■ IIIP P IN O ' PO IN T INFORMATION FO R FRIDAY. SANFORDOVIEDO im C T IO N i H auling* m o d .r a le ■d k m a a d f a ir m ark al • llg k lly w a a k a r o n m edium to la rg o s Isoa d am an d alow m a rk a l d u ll a a (m all, ra rlo a d a a a d t r u c k ­ load* l , a k u su a l term * an d r a r ­ loada an d ira a k w a d a La-b. •h ip ­ p ie * pole* (k aao d on dallvarM I ta l a s lea* a ll ira a e p o rta tlo a c h a rs* * ) a a d earlo ad * ( a l raah ■raak a a d Iso a b la e d f sa ah a l a o a k ta * keusaa. I t " s fk le e tr im ­ m ed la a a Ooldan H eart. Individ*a lly w aakad n ad ar**o*l*d. aom* poorly k la a a k td . #■» SBa A ll-2.**, r a , f lS. IS doa. | t J s - I .s e , X X 'i iis show* as Casa Txmaey aad Left ta rigbL are Jack Dsmfssy. d J . Nail trophy for eefricta to fair '41. Tanner's award was far outstanding work Is organitlag i development program is the Navy. People Asked Toa Be Hospitable To Men In Service I.S S -X .2 2 : »*.**. i t m ■jrasbBwsiK* sisf a ir m ar k i t ab o u t • i« * 4 r .- « * r - Have A Thorough Grease job W hen you have y o u r cat on Look a c o m p le te Jo b . GREYHOUNDGUS WDBO Umlght at • :I8 with *11 tho “det#” on,the dog* at tha Saafsed-Ov- g rease d h e n , y o u can co u n t a fte r th is v ic e s o r r e p a i r s y o u r c a r m a y n a a tL d e r t h e h e a d in g o f a c c id e n t and o th ir se r­ I t a ll com es u n ­ prevention! NO M IN O R S A L L O W E D POST TIME S i l l P . M- C om * to . . . R V IC E A T IO N On Routs 17 (Sanfard Richway) a t Loufwood about 10 Milan South of BaafordL TURN AT RED ARROW By PAUL ROBINSON* �PLEDGE THE FLAG M -X *’l plrtJrw alleg ian ce In the F l a g of Ihe United S t a t e n of A m erica, a n d to I he Repub lic f o r which it «tand«. «ne Nation, inditinible, w i t h liberty an d Justice f o r all.** AN INDEPENDENT (DAILY NEWSPAPER W e - - - ------- ----------------------- ---------- Krttabliahad - In 1908 ■ ------------------------------------ SANFORD. FI-ORIDA, TUESDAY. JANUARY 27. 1942 M em ber Annoclaled P ro w NUMBER 125 ■i nes Get Two British Halt American Fighters Will Aid Axis Blow In nem y Bombers, Hit North Africa i Britain Defense And L). S. Third In Philippines ombers W ill Attack Germany A Takes Command Of American Soldiers In United Kingdom Defenses Bolstered Batan Has Little Ground Fighting Nipponese Bombers Attack Singapore, Start Small Fires Nippon Battleship Is Reported Sunk In Macassar. S t r a i t in* Two A m o r l e a n pursuit planes shot down two Jap­ anese bombers and disabled a third in the Philippine la* lands in the past 24 hours. The War Department also ^ reported there "was practic­ ally no ground fighting on Batan Peninsula" d u r i n g th at period. m A t ths um « lime,. ths W ar ___ Department enounced Major Gen­ eral Jama* E. Chaney, ranking Army member of ths American Military Mission In London, hed taken over ths command of all United States Army forest In the Usited Kingdom. f i * a Batavia, It was rsport0 soother heavy Ju an as* war vessel, believed to b i s battleship, was added to ths tod of the, sasmy’s disastrous effort to raw th s w a l l s sf Macassar. A UtokUon la Washlagton Japs Land N e a r Endau, Malayan East Coast Town lUsut, G o . John L. D ew itt Lieut. Gen. John L. DsWItt Is supremely confident as he meets ths cameraman. Gan. DeWMt Is the commanding general s f th« Fourth Army and ths western defense eras, which ha* been, heavily relnforesd with metis than half a million troop* as the Pacific Coast la mads hit. pregnable agslnat attack. i«-ri<i«s rrvMt T he British today acknow ­ ledged another Japanese landing near Endau, on the eaat M ala­ yan coast 86 miles abovt S in g a ­ pore, while Japanese bomber* a t­ tacked Singapore Island startin g a few sm all fires. W lthdrawl of the Imperial defenders from Batu Pahat marked the cl»*c»t approach of the invasion tide to this bard pressed fortre-a and naval base. A enmmunii|ue reporting the loss of the left flank stro n g­ hold revealed than an Indian battalion of bearded Sikhstruck furiously at the Japanese above Kluang, 50 miles from Singapore rn the Central M a­ laya, railroad, and slaughtered 400 of the enemy while su fferin g only alight losses. Meanwhile, the Japanese in­ vader has thrown 400,OCO man Into the grandiose expansion program in the South Pacific, Chinese m ilitary lead en reported teat night. T hey said theas fortes, o f some 10 divisions, roughly were parceled out as follows: M alaya: F lv* divisions, 125,000 mea . Philippine*: S ix division*, 160000 msn. Thailand (fo r action a g a ln it B urm al)t Three dlvi- slona. 75JMO man. F m c b Indo­ china r Two divisions, * 80,000 /a * ^ * Ing Manila Bay la th*: PhlMppin**. The Dutch said th* Japanese wars bsliavsd to have occupied additional territory la thk Kandari rtgiea, southeast of Cslsbr* Island, where landing* wars amda Sunday. Hltlsr's headquarter* an­ nounced that Carman submarine* had sunk IS m a r s merchant ships totaling 101,000 tons off Urn United States sad Canadian masts. Only asran ship* have beast affteialty reported attacked by ths United States la Atlantic coastal areas. An American submarine torpsdosd a n d probably sank a iDanes* aircraft carrier In the JUa of Macassar Strait Mon­ ty white surface warship* and g flying fortresses took furm tell of an Infading enemy nVay. Northward In th* Philippines, tiny torpedo boat ilppad again Is table Bay, past net and |a| - pn. Meet Geneva Lawton Thanks Mem­ bers For Helping In Defense Work Group games were enjoyed by about 06 member* of th* 8emlnola Teacher* Club last night a t Geneva at the elub'j regular monthly masting. T. W. Lawton, superintendent of Coun­ ty school*, announced today. Most of the svgnlng ws* de­ voted to gam**, Mr. Lawton said and a abort business session was held. Ths com­ mit!** investigating group health and accident Insurance reported th a t while present a r­ rangements were satisfactory, th* facta showed that a payment of |S yearly by each teacher In­ to a local InaUrance group would have, paid all claims for the year and would h aw saved ever II,000 that was paid out under the present insurance arrangement. However, no action was taken on the rep o rt Tmehera and jwincipala were thanked by Mr. Uwton for the sine tic manner In which responded to every call for u l defense dutiea and ate* h*lr aid in the Infantile Supporting th*** tropps are *om* 3.000 first Un* planes, of which 600 are In Malaya Chinas* estimated. Six Elks Lodges A t t e n d Central Division Meeting B stw M n 30 and 90 Elks *ttended Ik* esn trsl division meetln » o f six lodges her* Friday, S ecret*rv W . J . T hlgpsn of the local lodge, stated yesterday a f ­ ternoon. a t which Presldrnt S. B. Sparkm an o f th * S tate Elka A>ao. etetten and V k * President Herbert F . f u lle r w*v* prsssnt. Among other notsblra present w*r* H irry Milter of Eustls, M. O. Ov*r*tr*«t o l Orlando. C. Talten of Dayton*. P*Ur Gucstnsr of D*L:nd, and N k k Carter. Four m*n war* Inltteted In three dif­ ferent lodgv*. C A. Part In of Ortedo and W. G, Kllbe* of (3«n• r* w on Inltteted* late th* local lodge N*. 1241, Mr. Thigpen anaouand. A, C. 8*g*. < '. lltrd ruler of tho Daytona lodge, pre*W*d daring th* Initiation. A. 8. pack of th* Sanford lode* w*s pre*sat*4 a Kroll for th* outstanding lode* work ho tus don*. The scroll was signed by Sler 1 tloe odfu^ , a slid . 3 T itk *w«i i^ pre* Bt» be L a * Batter, su ite d ru­ of Um local lodge. Supper wax served to Ute members pre sent alter — Machinery For May Election S e t Up JA C M O H V TLli, J a n . Th* Plortdh S tate «7— Demo- cratte Executive Cmamltte* yea tjrd ay gp mwhteery for th* M n y primary MwUona and Russians Continue To Gain After Clear' ing Last German' From Moscow Area il l * tii..4 .lc * t* r— > A Cairo report indicated th e British have finally stopped the A x is rnunter-thnist In Libya, north and norther-* of Msus, and M milra southeast of Bengasi. The Russian* reports. I a con­ tinue.! advsnee into Smolensk province a fte r clearin g the teat German front the Moscow area. Dispatches from Russia Indi­ cated Monday night th at th* b illia rd braving assau lt o f th* Red Arm y northwest of Moscow is threatening the N a ii aland U Velikie Litkl, 80 miles from the jjitv ia n frontier, and v irtu ally h a t scaled th* .Idont of th* G er­ mans in th le upper V olga town of Rshev. 150 miles northw est o f the Soviet capital. However. Lieut. Gen. Ica n ld Alrxandroviteh Gnuvnmv. who drove the G entians back 2 t mile* front M nihaitk, said th at the enemy has by n» means bocn routed and undoubtedly will re ­ sume mass lank attacks In the Spring. “ The Germsn antty ungues • tionably is atill very pow erful,’ hr asserted, ‘and under no c ir ­ cumstances must we say It has been routed." In A frica, counter-driving A ll* fnrera have sh ovel the B ritish hack about 160 ntilea in four days, it was acknowledged y e s­ terday. in a d riftin g battle o f tanka which has not y s t bean fought to a decision but Is a grow ing threat to Bengasi. German General Erwin -Rom­ mel's armored columns a Iread V have overrun Zoulet Musu. 40 miles northeast of the A gedabteA n telal- 8 aunnu triangle, ***** o f heavy tank figh tin g over the City Commission Members P a s s f l ew Ordinances ra r P acific B a ttle g ro u n d s Statement Made By I Churchill In Ask-I ing Commons For Confidence Vr o t e Worst Is Yet To j Come In Pacific ^len Act To Protect! Automobile Tires; 1 Curtail Gambling A u s tra lia n A ir F o rc e H i t s .’I , i a | ) S h i p s In U a lm til H a r b o r ! I'u— ing two new ordinances, tjir C ity Commimion ul Ur rr* m inting la*t night Mete'll to protect automobile tire* in • LONDON. Ian 27 i/V>— th«* city ant! votctl to curtail the | D f miohitm of Hitler** number of p in b a ll nml other 1 deputy Fuehrer. Itmlolf lie**, Mmu'st*merit machine* here. j in hi* flivht l«»( Knsland m i A fine t»f 1200 or IK) »lay* or t*i eft*$IDh rontact* with rroupw w ho tooiiM overthruto both n m tlenignatiil u n the pen* the rh u rch ill s i or r r mr nt mi* •I t v for anyone Pirating o r Urn* Herman^ rnicl'l nrei liate a per ing with tire* or vehlclr*. nMrnrnimims prate. Crime The other nnlinnni'i* plutrd. in e f ­ ^tiniwlrr II inolon « hnrrhill fect, that uny roin-o|K rate*! l« » l» | the 1 1 oiiM' of ( nmmon* gume, except phonographs mimt Iniiai. bt* licrnirtl for a DO-iUy period • 1 u coat of $ 10. Machines arr I II« %• e . . r l t e | * » . | |* r * « * l to he liccnMil for m »pacific lo­ I'rimp Mini.cti'f Winslntt cution, and if moved, annthrr li­ Uhtiri’hill, iiiltlrpaaintr t h «< cence mu»t b«* purcha»rd. Thi« j onlinance become* effective Feb. Umi.-p of Communx tmlny I, while the law dealing with for .« volt’ of I'oiifitloncc, tire* went into e ffe c t immediate saill that Anifricttn fighters ly upon pannage laat night. anil linmlier* will pnrtiri|>nlo A II- Stevrn* applied to th* hoard for a permit to keep n in the ilufense nf the Hritinh burse on hit premises behind hi* |n (be Philippines <11 lien . Douglas M acA rthor u irported k»» l Inle.H anil that U n . led State;-t • tore at the uuj block at 1, . , ,, . .. , will nttink tierrvsnch Avenue. Althuugh tl.i. j l*,,vr •Wppa.l *» fixbtinu .... H at... I*en- ■iMintlier.a iv«|ueat con flictn l with an ol | j inaula P itro lln g Ihe Marunwai .Straits, ( 2 ) i»et%%eer» Hornet' m .l many. lie p iedlttrtl tho wiir*t i* y r t C ity U w , the tom m larion grant C c Ic Ik*i , Dutch Imml^rs continue to plast Jap warahips und liatu** tem porary permit b«cau* • po r(B> Japanese p ortn l making |Kirts. Japanese troops troop- an* un- r* r-portvd making otti-ntpt- to pvio-lrat, I to romp in Ih«* Far K.»*t. but Of tho present em ergency an«l *ni«i thr Miiluynn ilrfi’inlrr* had the posxibilo increasing u»e of into Dritlsh Borneo ( 5 ). A t Singnim rr t i t . Imperial forces throw •wi'ii reinforced for a fitfht "In horses l •cause of the restric­ full stren gth into thr M alay stru ggle us the Japanese continue | thr I*nt inch." w**kend. Churchill ulvi * It i <1 a comtion* placed on automobiles. llivir advance Supcrkir Jap forees compel lliili- h withdraw al en-t TKa iwta p-l u , . . >>La.l L I Idneil F artfic Wui Council had Th* board was asked by I II. J of Muulmsin in Burma ( 5 ), hut Allied fliers wi cuk a heavy harvest | been ploputed for I^uulon or f;r . jive s* | " , , u .e , Wa«hlnirton. and th at ‘ D riU ln Du! th# grn n tn l, slid th* 11 f enemy pTsne-. *. . ^ _ b o a n l s ta te d isuch . ond thr Dnitt*! S tati a were rusha perm it I i in* aid to the defrn *r of Au»would hr givi-n. Mr. Lehman. J tt i al i a M i l d Nrw Zealand S tate niorkvl managt-r. revcsl-d I Thr A uatralian air force rr. that hv hud Ih-vii q u n tio n n j by ' * fMtrted three Japanepr plupp wrr«i » local rillii-n ronn-m ing th<- i . ImimiU'iI und tInimhri'i I in Japnii* renting o f spare at the market ’ i**r-4H*t*upiml Itabfiul hitrlmr. New Students from the Sanfor.l to be usrd for Ihe purpose of J I llriUlit. G ram m ar School who c o n v a trl establishing u livery -table. I Japan htirle«l m o r e tnmp* F ln t S treet W ednesday, ThursT h s Commissioners accepted a | day and F rid ay afternoons an t bid front Hill Hardware Hi. L. II Haim-, new iln it - j, nirainut Au«traiin'* va*t inland C om ­ defense chain Mum lay niirht a* all day S atu rd ay o f la st week, pany on I.UOM fre t of two and tor of Si-iiiiniile C ounty llrullli civilian* under th* direction of their prin­ ons-hslf inches lire hose, ami Unit, ami S a m trl M. Itogrr.. Hiithoritiea r e m o v e d cipal. E arl Kipp, collected 111.- C ity A ttorn ey Fred Wilson w ss rcrrntlv appointnl County -an- 1from threatened citie* and Primn Curtin kviirneil that 74, Ned 8 mith, chairm an of the designated by the board to a t ­ itary rn gin rrr, will continot' tit j M inuter celebration of President Roose- tend a Florida le a g u e o f Munclfollow thr program In-gun hy •'the enem y thunder* at our very Ur. Ihn ii l Cone who orgsoii.-i. j IS* ten." v e lt’a birthday, slid this m orn­ palltiea' meeting on Jan. :I0 for ing. — — | thr Iih-iiI tirulth unit ami In - * A iiilrn lin n militiam en fi^htim; the purpose of iliscu^sing matduring It. Iwwia Shipp, a forrn rr rp«- la-rn a ilin g ns trin|M irnry pliy- in th«* hill* south o f Jnpuneac'The children who helped c o l­ ter# jiertiiirnt to cities lilrnt of Sallfoi;il anil cinploygr airinii until Hr. Uunir was »r I ••croplnl Kubnul, cap ital of New lect free offerin g s to fig h t |odi the present em ergency. of The Sanford H erald, has b een I run-d. Ur t our -tiitr-d this morn-I llritam inland, were tcp ortn l to oom i n yyellti* s i i w s nationally n a t i o n a l l y aand n il o r .u n , — , , _ 7-----lo-:ully bavo repulsed II Japnnr*c a t. named a ts le te n l secretary t o : ing. ware divided Into teams ami the I f l l C f o t C H I S B u i T H Governor S p eetanl L. Holland j lit I hum- will arrive M onday! tack* in tw o day* despite their winning team s received p r iir n , , inexpeilencc and num erical in. Mr. Shipp was connected ' w i t h ' t o take ->vi r his duties here. Ho I N ancy Jsan Appleby, C h .rr y U l T O t a t O e H , O n lO r i-S The Herald for two yra ra o p - ' i s at the prrsent tim e directo r' ferinrity. Japanese force* there S in gletary and Mary Helen F ite ____ . 1proxlm stely 16 y e s r t sgn . I l u l o f a tw o-coin ty Health Unit In. were ertiniatcd to mi m her *tt w sr* on th* w in n ln r team , while P o lk * today a rt look in „ | , k **v __,. |,w *« circulation manager for a , catr.l in Sein in g. Mr. H u g e r . ( least 10,000 . H *s*l -Routh, Emm* Jean Math- thief who got aw ay with vln and Bella W ard w sr* second era) bags o f produce from a time snd later w as made sport •! of Hollywood was re rrn tly grnd I Au-tralinn defrnsr units also | Iinteil from thr U niversity o f i apparently were Inaction on the in th* conteaL local grocery store and also for | ,,m o r | Florida and is replacing K. M 1n elghlauing Island o f New Irs-Honorable mention w ss given , ■ n sg m woman who "rolled’' her T A L L A H A S S K K . Jan. 27 — l/Pi Dnmdhui-t who rrceived an ap- j land in the lli-nnm k archipelato ths 'follo w in g children by h°y friend for 626, C h ie f Roy R. Lewis Shipp o f f'restvlew y e s - . nointmrnt in the United S ta te i| go, NOO miles off the mainland, , th eir prlhclpal: Rose Ann W llllsm s stated today. terilay succeeded Victor C ase y Corps -if Engineers. .an d on Bougainville in the Hn|». Brooks, Delores M eLelland. On* sack o f potatoes, a sack of Lake Wale* ** assistant see. |)r. Cone’, report to the new mon group to the east. The J»« M arl* Prescott, K a y 8 bo«maker, o f onions and a bos o f apples rvtary toGovernor S p essaiil L . ! doctor includes a gen eral anal- ‘ anese hail landrd lit K avleng In Norma J**n Thompson, M yra w*r* m issing from the early de­ Holland. 1y«le uf the state o f health among New Ireland end at Kielu on livery o f rproduce - by . truck ------- — — In Mr. Casey entered active ser- children in the first, thinl and I B oiig*lnvill*. 8hlrtey Moreland, Frvdrlca tlM A . im l P. grocery • i o n at vice with th* A rm y. j fifth grades. “ Students In San- J I’ llin r M inister Copper, Betty Sumcrslll, Loro- T w e n ty .fifth S treet and Sanford Shipp engaged In autum n . 1ford are In favorable p h y sica l. his people In u nation-wide thy Forteon, Carol Meriwether, Avenue. T he loss w as reported IdleMr.huslneta a t C heitvlew d u r -1 condition.” Ur. Cnne said, " w h ic h ' broadcast th at negotiations weru Ann Corley, Eatell Gracey, Monday m orning when th* stora Ing the past psit three years. I’ rlor | would indicate t h a t Ihe local j under w ay to gsin n place for Francis Harvey, Marjorie Jones, w s* opened hy the m anager. te that, tie w s* associated wi th ► ct md authorities have nrnvldcd ef- A t slralia on the I’acific w ar Francis Paulks, June iWethcrA lb e rt* Plummer, who police ficlent health eupervislon o f puntls I st af f o f Gen. S ir Archibald 1*. Inglon, Albert Clicker. Claude said evidently w ss on • drinking newspapers In Sanford and P en ­ dining the past few years. T h c lW s v e ll. Wethertagteu. Earl' Sparkm an. »Pr*e w ith Roosevrlt Bell, took sacola. ong other duties. M r. Hhlpp makir defect I found w a . en- j From London I’rlntr Minister Lite Mara L tffU r Ntel* Kirch- ■ bout 626 from Bell a fte r the w illAmserve as liaison o ffic e r l»e- largeil tonsils and a few children , Churchill la st night faced thr off, Mary Ann Galloway, June nogro had gone to slt* p white tween Governor Holland the were recommended fo r eye e x - Most rerlous challenge to his Dutton. Phyllis Bach, Betty w aitin g fo r th* negro woman to Stmts Defens* Council. Ralph Da- aminstlons. Soma children a r e ! leadership since hr took office, floes Hooteben. Marjorie Ander­ rook dinner. v I s, form er B artow nawepapei anemic and hookworm teets have I because o f British reverses In son. Marten Nlblack. Willi* U c Is th* Governor's executive been prescribed for them . T rra t- - M alay* ami the Increasing JapBurch and Myrtle* Burton. i n e n t w ill hie riv e n to cases I anese th reat to A u stralia, but Also Elisabeth Reynolds, Ju. r which prove positlva. I observers slisl not Iwlieve an atdlth Jones, Emily Matthew*, " A ll children In n ursery school* Jempt would be made to unseat Herbla Stetsrtrom, Wad* Carnsr. have he*n Inoculated for diph­ him In th* 3-d*y ra rliem en ta ry Roy P u tin . Paul Jones, Junior theria i f they ware found posi­ debate expected this week. Burth, McCraney, w v n a e y , oBarbara a r o a r a tEdenoentiv e " Pteld. Jga Aan Ernbruy, Aly* Tho retiring director disclo-r-l B radenton I , . _ Ann Adams, Jo Ann Spaulding ht h as plsnnoil t e cstsN Ish a they warn a t work with tuC,,IC h C? ' ^ “ health V an Dnfdan, Alice Campbell. aw W unit* In two other Ssm* crew on a Temteml trail brld**lTh* notion’s fruit and vegetable Bogun* Harvey, Douglass Los- end were-----------warned etiil war* at l a m tenteht! t______ a n n e r * ----‘today Inolo County towns snd he it e x ­ •Ing, Barbara Chapman, Knth- daspHa * wide march mad* by that th* offlea of price admin- pected to a -k Dr. Dam e te con. letratlon saw no occasion for n tln»* te follow hi* p l a n s far M IAM I, Jan. J T - r i / P l - A cityeftv. county and state officers. i county con tract, p avin g th* w ay _T ho fugitives were listed by of- rte* In prices on existing stocks thslr oi san itation . for validation o f the proposed and that any "unwarranted In­ 61,000.000 D*de C ounty charity crease” would bring a celling. hospital b o n d laau*, w as a * , Harold B. Bow*, assistant di­ proved by th*}- county commis­ rector of the OPA price division, W. G earmark, S3, serving two told the national earners asso­ sion F rid ay a fte r a Joint meet­ imers front Leon -county for an ciation that expense* of canning ing w ith th# city commission. Urn 1(41 crop already had boon WARRINGTON. Jan. S7^-/JP» T*rm s o f th * con tract were ap­ Incurred, but th at coeta In put­ — The Indlvldral sugar allow, proved by R. F . M itchell o f tin ting un this year's pack would ance may b* as low a* I t ounc- N*w Y ork bond l a w firm o f “be taken late consideration In •a * week per person when th* M aaslkh A Mitchell. any calling wc might Impooe." Tho c ity acceptance of t h o rattening hertns next month. -A few *f you may ho hold­ Price Administrator La»n Hen- con tractors! term s w ill t o vst *4 f ing back suppMsa In anticipation H-r-on explained th* allowance on W sdnesdsy when th* c ity af higher pocee for the new of 60 nmmd* per year par par­ commission also w ill saUmrion.,: pack," he •afiT ^'T bis may be son which orevteualv had bean th* bond Issues, M ayor C. H . forecast applied to th* nation as Reeder M i d . Th* bond*, baied on hospital a whole and failed te teke (ate account meals la rmtearanU r o v w o M , w ill total 9360 ,003, i ly 97IO.OOO worth to to and hotels. Im m ediately. J t o 9100.000 ------ - ■ « ^ h *U*W ^ Grammar Stutfehtft'fP-'u ’l .!!« £ Collect |71.74 In Street Campaign Dr. L. H. Dame Appointed New County Health Unit Director Shipp Is Assistant To Secretary Of Governor Holland Two State Convicts , r*UrL Escape At Bradenton QPA Warn8 Canners g Against High Price« Dade County Board Approves Contract a s s a iis s s a s Sugar Ration May Be 12 Ouno?a Person Weather p r o je c t ro*,, - ’VW P -V J HI l4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1942 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 26, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/72c8dc29777f755736fc0dd7e1a44f9f.pdf b724ebd2abd6640ea2a36625c68b7538 PDF Text Text I '<1 THE SANFORD HERALD. Star Greyhound j Will Return To Dog Racing Wars LONOWOOD, Jan. 23-<Bpecl*l) —Smoky Ranger, la*t year one - of tha beat greyhound* at the •' Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, will -■m*k* hie flrat atari of tha aea­ aon bar* tonight In tha featured PaftkiR race. Du* to a rummer layoff, the raalry Brothar* had a hard time getting their atar Into ahap* but - back to tha war ha come* and with a few race* under hi* bait h* may be In a position t» chal­ lenge the formidable Hl-Gukte. Matched against him In hla - first start ar* Loeky Mark, Faat jWMtr, Ida Willard, iPiek Ring, .Lately Bla, Eric and Court Quia. First Race—Fularlty 1 Angel W*a(k*rl 1-ody /lick i Winning Ways t l»ne Mary t Ana*llo T Mary lllr* 4 Pal e Choir* I Philip Mnrrta 8«cond Race— Fularlty iritat Hall Unity Deakle) ] Ultra Plr* t Malty Ann t iMncl* Wnrrlar • Kid Mlk* t Badl*• llulano 7 Jay Do Marco 4 Clementina I lit*** Cp Third Race—4-14 Mite Itenl t u r Dally Dnnkl*l I Bland Up d Tweedledum 1 May Keen * Vnrnleh I Ptaabnrn THough- Traffic 4 Piper Traffic • OtoTle Fourth Race— Kutarlly I Tab* Cp t lleallale I lady Imane a Mnnln lllua • Hell* Ifarper 1 Kami l>n'i P 4 Ini'ky Pirn I Court f'ooutii* Fifth Ha*#—5*14 Mil* 1 Iteurbon lloy 1 Old Briar ) Sweat Caah * Mnrlown 1 Hally Judam’nll Dorothy 4 Tw**dl*d** I Don X fltelh Ra«e—s-IS Mite tl Daley llell# t Duliaman ■ Smoky Day * Tippy Matron a Jmt lie**!*, TJo* WJIUnt 4 Hob Moor* a Column „ Hevanth Rxr*— Fnlarllr I ned Paddy I Maebed fled >1 March Huy . I Joyful Morn t Junlon (I Many l-oila’a Jim 4 Stay’a Image I Doubtful Jleo. Eighth Raea—Faterllr I Tdicky Mark I Lucky ill* I Paal Pary * Krla I Id* Willard 7 Nmnky lUngei 4 Pick Illn* t lliurt Quia '•latte Kata—8-14 Mile I My Fortune I Lucky llanaer t lied Trader ’ * Mormon*/ I Jaal Bland 7 Hraea 14 Lady Pard I Kara tlohln 5 Tenth Rare—1-1* Mile tSatalabi Rap*I 7 Crony-* llanftrl Bpllsenhor* t Kan*** Ihnirrl lady ItlwMer S lliu r* Monty 7 Bun Valley 4 damp lllBb , | starry rlag Easily Defeats Leesburg 27-14 CHAMP Bubs acortni <3); McCart c I^csbarg Pembl* (71 Rtratton (2) McClain (I) Linde man (01 inn <aj Truluck (3), <Le# Golf Club Champs’ Tourney Gets Entries Jan. 23, — • ST. A W U S T IN E ._______ (Special)— A check-up of the entries received to date for the fifteenth annual National Champ­ ionship of Golf Club Champion*, to be held bar* Fab. 10 to 21 on St. Augustine Links, shows that Ihla tournament for tha Wajtar J. Travla Mtmortel Trophy U acquiring a national aspect rath­ er early thla year. With th* competition nearly a month away, representative* from 10 states have already entered for Ihla classic. They ar* from Flor­ ida, Naw York, Connaetlaut, R hode Island, Ptnnaylvt(la. Massachusetts, Delaware, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois. Th# club champion* from other aisle* are aiming to end th* domination that the Florida golfera enjoyad In ■ th* tournament a year age. When th* aeml-flnala were reached teat Fabru■ry, three Jacksonville atar* ■d the Boil da Brigade dea were still In th* running to­ see In honor of th* Marine* gether with John L. Moyer, of fodght there In 1911. North Hills, P*. The three FlorIdlana were Bobby Walker, who waa defending hla 1940 tltiet DUk Van Kteeck and "Big BUT Stark, former football sc*. Van Klaack eliminated Walker, 2 and 1, and Stark defeated Moyer. 6 nod 6. The Irt-hnl* final found th* two club-mates opposed to each other, with Stark winning th* title and hla flrat lag , on tha It loth* Travla Trophy, 6 up and X to WOteigR Of* T he % 9 .0 0 0 OAKLAND OPfAl WAf atelSoalk ftM-f V'CTOay 1*4 A CAUPOfCAiiA _TcuHMAMCAt 1*4 IO VBAfU FARMERS'MARKET Good Food Always ONIOWn W II IT K — la cw T i n t - i i i i DEATH s u r u e Q s aahe Aw’ w a n t id Ptaeaalpllana LANEY’S DRUG STORE Li t Beekj Ai.-n.Aa Winners STAR.FEATURE GREYHOUND OL|3 EIGHTH •Have A Thorough Grease lob When you hive youf cir gmeed here, you mu .count on ■ complete Job. Look after this and other aarvices or repelre your cir may need. It ill cornea un­ der the heading of accident prevtcAknl Come to . . MY. FORTCNS^^ RED TRADER JU8T STAND . LADY PARD ' LUCKY SANGKR MORKMONET GRACE * L RARE ROBIN la aR tk* ate eve* WDBO teai^it al • i l l wtb a»- the NO MINORS ALLOWED . POST TIME Sill p. be Or Rente 17 (fiiafert Highway) at Longwood •bout 10 Miles South of Sanford. C0RNEB TR1KD ST. * PABK AVENUE lO aCTER ■AVI YOUR wuteh T•peWhr All r O T AT I) KB— Idaho Haber, 1* Ml Haa* t i l l . 4!WT Hag* I I . H 17UTAH AO AM— 4# Ml. Bark, I I I ! HWT I I IT ATOKA— Hu. Hakl. Il.t# c r r tw c H B troonaa m n FBI GET THE THRILL ETTA SETT d Advertisem ents Wa K 4 Good Drink* At Popular Prices CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED Ae admtaUtrbter or Iba geial* •f. Aa eieealar 'e f the Leal wait and Tealament at Bam Pride, deenisd. tilt. academy 26-23. 3 . After they rirwi publication Jun«r7, want home a ra-cheek showed it actually a — 23-23. MOTicei aw APPurATtoa M. B. A. ofPOM UKXn •III=111 111= 111=111 =111=111 s I l l s Delate decided to let lthe aeoreCB4WBB turn a r teas board yietory atand. NOTICK IB llglUCBT OITCK. Minute mcdlatloiM: "Marine Thai Cl.TDK BIUKUB. bolder of corps doctor* found that Bemte Tai Caniriaal* Km. tea, Isatied Iba Bicrman, Minnesota, coach, had 1th day ol Attaint A.D. 1*1*. baa • *** iiagai iw vu FISB BU IV, HUVCB riled lime la my offl** and baa no high w blood prodeur*” not** Zlpp Newman of thd Birming­ made application for a tax deed be laeeed thereon. Bald eerllflham News. . . “ It gOBS to show I* roln embrace* lhe following deathat ■ winning team will da for crlbed property la Iha County ol ft fotch ^ Bemlnolc, mala or Plorlde. la-wll: Hatband Joltings i Cosh W. C. NKI-I ol HR 1-4 (Idea N I Acre*) Bed Ion It. Towiwblp White of Howard college will tl Booth naaca ** Real. It «Uy on deapite abandonment of Acres, football. Iqoklng * to renewal of Tba aaaeaamepl of Iba mid Commonly known m a grease job, has a most Impor­ the, sport after hostilities. . HI* properly under Ibn nM r»rtlftassistant, eLw Bostick, may cam leaned waa la Ibn name nl tant bearing on th ejife of your car. Wo have the leave next month W lake a job (l*nhnown| | tlnleas mid eerllrtcaln ahall he aest of lubrication eiqTjtpment — our lubrication de­ outside thk coaching field. . The Nashville Vote fear Pitcher Vita redeemed aecnrdlna to law. Ih* partment is undet_®»w supervision. Let us fabricate nrnperly described therein will be Tamulla, acquired from Brooklyn enld In Ibn hlsheet hldded al Ik* your cor today the way it should be. teat season, may bd In tha Army court hot,ee door on lb* fleet linnhr A pril'. . .Mas Partin, sensa­ de» In iho month of Pehruary. tional Tennessee football sopho- tail, which la Ik* Ind day at Our service' department is one of the best in San­ more. U at Camp Blandlng pehrnery. tttf. ford—factory- trained mechanics using special tools rnied ihla lad day nr January, learning to soldier after falling to land In th* sir corps. . Ben­ ind genuine parts. All work guaranteed. n r PFPvnos ny Lane, first atrlng tackle frfr Clark r<—ui| Cmirt.. Bemlnnl* the University of Florida, has Plnr'da been. called for aarvlc* as a (■BAM second lieutenant . . Improve­ ment dept; Ernie Travis, « mi>mh o r rPBLirATiog Maryland sophoqiore, scored 124 TO: rKARIi A. KRini.Rn. Who** points In 14 gamaa a* a fresh- Blae* at realtfeae* l**i known waa Pnri*mo*tb. Obte. aM U.I nlker man. , This year he has 134 at or m«r* ayeeinc «r m«r* partiesth* end of nine contests. ar pl*c* of r#eM*neo In kaowa Phone 111 208 W. First St. Sanford, Fla. to rompuiaanf. Too ere barrby antlflM and roqulred la appear to a ewrloi* mil ever, that tha Idagua’s decision to of PompUlat filed br J»bn Ketkter you for a dlvaeyav now dl>bend for the 1941 season does , a*»lo*i ndlng In In* Clmull Court of not become effective until Fab. 4. mlnnl* Counlv, rtorldn on nr b*far* I b a Wehr** ry Rnt* Dey, Bramham then aet Fab. 1 aa the th* fnd dnr of rvbruarv. deadline for completing deals be­ lo-wllt A.D.. 1141. In defaur thereof asId fore remaining players will be eau*o will proeoed R ilkrti declared free agents. I-ei lb-» Oroer ba pebl'obed far Iba alnlnlaey lima . roonlrrd by law in lb* Sanford Herald. Banford. rlorld*. n newanepor at am­ ent elreunllon In oold county and LEGAL •lot*. Wlln*** my .'band and offtrlal •••I at Office al Orlando. Florida. boticr to cRimrroRa Ibis 'Ik* flat day ef . Daaaanbir, In r*: Esiale of BAM TIUDK. drerased. . A‘v ; Clark,-at c'rmrll Court. In ih* Ceert ef the Ceumr Jude*. «*mlnel* Cuumy, Florida, B«mlnote nc In Frobel*. . TU ALL CRKOITQIVB AND jfeusoMr HRPORT Be. as ■SBFORD BTATS4 FAMMKHS' MARMifT , MiacMLLABKorw rR rrr abd VaURTAMI.M NKPOMT • ef ealea ap Is II 1*1 A, M. dea. aa, IS4X. PbaM" «a i. ii. i i u FLORIDA FHOUirrs IIKANM—llu llpr. Tedcrgreen, II I* lo IS.II OERTa—Iba Hun. fie lo see IIIIOCCOLI—te Ml (Tale, li no lo •1.71 CAHUAIIR—Ton. Hulk, fair lo fey. fife * to ill.ua, few higher, llml llpr. II.II lo 41.1*. Chi­ na#*, L'rta. |l.ai CAIinOTB-y-Do# Hun. I*e lu *#e CKLKItV-l'rnU*. 1* and 4*. Il.sa lo (S.U. fa, la. It*. li.ee-U.n ( RLKIIV HKAIiTM—I'rnlr*. »1.7» Is I lia COLLAIlDn—Dos. Ilun. l*o lu **e K4JUFLANT—Bn liar. II.It lo IIJ4 iiitACKFiiriT — H„a i n. comi* 111* HHO* Hag tie No. 1 . HHox |loa tia HUNKr-r-llsl. I’all, Orang* Hloo__aom. II.*#. H gal. Its UTTlVB-|«rt#ra, I H l**d. Is li-ta. to ti le ONIONS—Do*. Hun. lie Is lie OIIANHKH—Hoi UK. Comb. 11.71 h* b aa* No, a n,ao liege ae* Hun. » c lu 41* Pacific Coaat Plans FAItSMCr—Do.a I’KAM—Hu llpr. «>rd lo good. 11A* lo (III Athletic Expansion FKI’ I'KIUI—llu tlpr. II II lo ll.tl FUTATfKM—llrd llllas, Ua Ne.1. A-CralM |l.I* lo |l.II, DBAN FRANCISCO, Jan.' *X— Crslr* |l.11 in ||.|L LM’rnloe (A V - Expamion, rather . than lie * lo It.l* CWT HdB* curtailment, of collage athletic* la tha praaant war tlma urogram of achoola on th* Psatfta step*, B declared danger tone already vitally Bffectsd by blackouts, air raid alarms and military atett* Is I t u Th* picture may ahangw by TANOKHINO— -» Bex Cm next football season but at Uib Il ia—I* IMS tlma tha emphaai* Is an Increas­ TU R NIFB— Doa Hun. M * lo ed sports activities, especially In T U H N i r BA LAD— llu Hpr. 71* an Intramural aarlaa. tom ATOKA—lam LD cral*. Spring and tarty summer in1; «• ea.ae. Li » it- i* Lh Cortea ii.a* tamilagtete achedulea, arranged tut the time th* Japanese wan S IT OF STATR FMOOtVTU ling fir* to th* P»clfl*, wll •anted out, barring new am ancle*. Physical fltnaaa la th4 mote and tba military h t •* regarded It on th* hauls ol more th* hotter. » FRIDAY. JANUARY 28, 1»(2 FLORIDA pu iu om h JLvtnu c u ip ia or DKMANDB AUA1MBT MAID KMTATRj . j- ■ . T•••»<• •••* •* r* t » » • »* »• Mr aaUtla 4 A M r**u lr *4 I * »r * M«l »nr fltta i and Iw w all wkicb r*». or *ltb*r ef run, mar bava agalaat tb* total* at BAX PIUDK, t iw ii i t lata a( aaM Ooaatr. «• Ua Oaaaty Jalia at •amlaala (Vanljr, Florida. at Me atttem la tbe-^wort besae at aaM Coeaty at Baaferd. rtorMa. withla eight aaleadar aiaatlia treat Iba Mum at tba Ora, puktlcatlea of Ibla aallaa. E*ch rlaim ar lamaa4 •ball ■ ba la writing, sad aball alata tba plaaa at rasMaaca aaa poat arrtaa addraaa at tba claimant, and aball ba awara la by Iba claimant. ag*oL ar at* B y Jack It was • pretty rt[|td ( t a t , but they ware mora rayrad than wa wary," Coach lib . Me Lucas commented today retarding th# Calary Fada etearcut, 27 to 14 triumph oaar Lac*bury there (aat night. The Fada maintained aupertorIty oaer tha Yellow Jackdte throughout tha eonteet and ted at half time by 9 to 4. Forward Virrea Danlala ted In point-gatting with u r t n aa tha local eegtra racked up their third win In fire aUrta. Jack (Butterhall) Hairing followed with ate. For­ ward Pernbit of Leeaburg equall­ ed Daniel*’ faat with aaven polnta. "Tha boya ar* coming along,” declared Coach Mae, who ia back In action after a layoff for about two waaka becauaa of illneaa. ” 1 heller* w* will hare a pretty club before tournament time at the end of tha aeaaon." In tha B aquad eonteet, tha Fed* went under by a Id to 10 count Tha locate’ next conteat la with tha faat Daytona team her* next Tuesday. f F C C $ �✓ . v '.•trv anNBTbnr want. . . 7 FIGHTING DOLLAR? NEWS1*AI»KK ■■ I B . — --------- I _■ R _ SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 21. 1912 ussians M ay enter Fight Against Jap British Am­ or. Declares i Expect To Vazis By Fall B Imperial Troops Take Offensive Above Singapore Stalin’s Forces Recapture Towns British S a y Critical Malay Battle With JapB Is Undecided Artcome Of Flghtiilff tn Africa Is Said T o B e Undecided (gv —------- . Blags pare, Jan. It. — Aaslruflan. gimner* dragging a* Held pken p w r r i • tacreat ef shells Into Japs**** column. attempting to drive ‘ ■•eth <*• the main highway to Bmgepcre today, •machine trek* and truckr- Thl* fall Baal* belli* was Joined north of Yewr r*ng. about 47 mllta above Singapore. V Pw ) Sir i BUfford CrJpps, the rtUrtltV British Ambassador to j Moscow, hinted RuseU ■ut? loin the battle against 6 e Japanese. He said the Soviets expect a knockout Mow of Germany next Fall and Winter. The Russians N$aptured Kholm, 260 miles •rthweei of Moscow. The. rejuvenated German army Willed the British IS ra lle a from Bengasi on t h e African (m «t. The Britlih eay the outcome U undecided. J S T Africa, the Britleh off 1*1*1JVdaaeribad the thnut front Oen. RontHsl’a atroaiheld near i t Ashrita, mere than 400 mllrt tupply convoy* Into Tripoli, r 60 percent to the British saA R- A. F. a kVtdaacO of Incrvasod plana and tank strength In * la th* basis fOf the ho­ lt m m quarter* that Oen. Ml la trying to duplicate Muhtar-assault * which, tan , rolled tba WavtU army ihwhlk, la Kuaala, couplad tha m w offensive wort anMMBta that tho German* Wan hariad back 28 miles of Kanhalak to tha enirnbuUcnt west of Moscow and the Ulkrmln* along a •trvtch betwaan Kursk )* r KaJ. Thonaa Trapnall Fifteen year* ago "Trap" Trapnall rained fame aa Army's All American football end. To­ day, Major Thomas Trapnall U one of Amorica'a war heroes, awarded the Dlatlnrulihed Ser­ vice ■Cruse by Gen. Douglas MacArthur for extraordinary ha* rolam In action in the Battle ef Jba Bhlllpphni. The former grid tor January term Expected To Lsst For r im i a m w iu h The British today reported * critical battle raging in MaUya 00 mile* above Singapore without a declaim and with Imperial troop* taking the offen»lve. The RAF bombed end machine-gunned Jap troop* and transport* heavily In th* Labi* area. Singapore went throughout the day without an rir raid. Indicating th* arrival of Mr reinforcement*. British Wrnhips »unk another Jap nubmarine. American and BrltUh flyer* In Burma bagged 21 out ef 60 enemy plane*. Japanese troop* threatened Friday night to turn th* Britlah left flank at Balu Pahat, 60 ■tiles ■ northwest of Singapore, hut elsewhere across tha peulnaula the outnumbered Imparts!* dogah command ' ashnowevidence Of Japottsso lion in tho Baku Pahat th* 'wOet coastal onehor of a line etrotehhuf Mtum Jo­ hor* state throuRh Cftaah In the center to M entor •* the 4aat J M lt M Tmc Inflltretlon* celncklH with tetnforeed Japans** frontal aaaaulU to an cYort to force the withdrawal of Mbits* unit* at Buktt Payeng, A- hill are* soma nine mlUs north of Balu Pxtttt. Major-General Bennett, Aus­ tralian army commander, tail th* situation was “ very con­ fused" and more dangerous than a few day* ago. County Court will convene Mon­ day momln; at 10:00 o'clock for IU regular January term, O. P. Htrndon. dark of tho Circuit Court, i announced today. Tha court Is expected to last two or three days, Mr. Herndon stated, and a number of mis­ . - demeanor* will be triad by Judge R. W. Werul Tha list of Juror* ■ * a V liU lV follow*: UJtoy Hennessey, Joder Cam- -- ictliri! O f Hef I^ R oy ^ “ p S J iu. 1^ ! M*- fit *K t r . Bias*. *. c. veko.. airmen participating la dona d m * B e d 23 CarMO downed yeetarday sight of thoir own ad flout units la Iha mr*.credited with sinkO. P. Herndoa, Circuit Court elarfc. has Wan censing agent for Bamlnola County by tW .Pmmrtment of tha Interior, Mr- Herndon dieclosed today. . • All panose desiring to purehoae explosives must obtain a wrtlfkat^frm *^ IW^ Uoanelng 5 *to» tC jS t S v o a . DoaWr* art restricted hum selling anv oxphwlvM, with tha exception I !. K . Renewed Plea For Aid Made By Australia Country Hastens To Gamer Manpower Under Threat O f Invasion B y Japs RANGOON, Burma, Jan. 24 (Ah— lulled State* and Urlt* l*h fighter pilot* utterly wiped aut a formation of seven .big twin-engined Japanese tombere to a wild dog-flgpl on .i*euteklrta ef Rangoon, today. Foar Japanese pursuit ship# are aUo reported shot down. All Allied pltuca returned safely to thrir base. Member Associated Press N l'M lILIt 122 resh Invasion Hordes Force acArthur’s Philippine A rm y T o Fall Back In Bloody Fight 4 t= Both Sides Sustain Heavy Casualties; Tired U. S. Forces Fiffht Courageously Hit By Jap Bombs In Singnoorc Attack bland Situation Is Said Critical IKj (MarlilaC Australia renewed it* appeal to the United State* for *>si»tMnco, •eying the wsr can lx- Inst in the Pacific n* easily n* on any uther batllcfront. Ai'itralia (noblllxrd her homo defense* and haitened the mar •hailing of her manpower undar the urgency o f th e Invasion menace a* Japanese force*, land­ ed under big gun* of a strong naval squadron, arc apparently in control of Rahaul, the capital of the Australian-mandated l* land of New Britain. W ar Minister Franci* M. Forde announced th e druftlng of married men under :lfi and un­ married men under IS I* being accelerated. Enemy landing on the half Dutch, half Australian Island of New Guinea and at Kiela, tha principal city on Bougainville at the northern end of the Solomon Island chain, were officially con This photo was made nfter a Japanese raid firmed today. They presumably on .Singapore, Britain's (ilbrultsr of ths Far were made undar escort of Jap< anes* warship* and aircraft car b u t. A bomb casualty it irmovwi on * itrelchliar*. Deputy Prime Minister Furdo of Australia seat message* to Prime Minister Churchill and President Rooeevalt emphasising th* gravity of th* Japanese threat to Australia and appeal, ig for Immediat* dispatch of fasmftoinept. . , ".T^LSHINGTON, Jan. 3»— 4/T*i, »• van -awpidyHbo p*l‘— In a elatament edged with the message* pointed out. grlra irony, a Navy tpokesraun but' eh* must have more, ami Tttird Raid Practice disclosed Friday nlibt that an more arms.1 ’ >' '■ * number of enemy "A special plea way made for Is I m p r o v ement unspcclflod ■ubiuarinrs had Iwen destroyed aircraft—for ‘fighter* *ml Immbthe Atlantic cuaat, but tnet ct* and torptdo-carrylng plane* O v e r Thursday^ -iff details wrrit being kept arerrt tn —for uso against the enemy's leal a blow to Natl morale. warships a n d transports whirli Stmlnolo County'* blackout "Some of the recent vieltnra are bringing the Invaders to tt-l for 20 minute* U i*t night ‘n our territorial water* will AustraUan territory. «.ifrnna)drrr«l by far the b«*t never enjoy the return portion In th* hour of their greatest danger the Australians stressed yrlt (Ja?en«* official* ptated to* of their voyage," Ihe statement not only the menace to them- «Uy. A great Improvement waa said. "Furthermore, the percent­ selvrn but to the entire Allied nwtdo over Thursday'* daylight age of one-way traffic I* In­ communications system in the It»-*t anti the previous f«»rewame*l creasing while that of two-way irafflc I* ’ satisfactorily on the Japanese footholds so closo to bl.fkout In^t week. it ws* added. ( traffic Itecrlving the alert signal at ! ,i,.,|ine. the mainland. s lit P. M.. the lest officially ' Thcn the •tstcnirnt ap|tesl(sl New Britain Is H00 mile, northeast of the mainland; ex •i.irted at 8:41 I’. M., Co-ordl- In the people to keep silrnl even nntor AII. Peterson disclosed. If they "hsvc teen s submarine treme louthern New Guinea l*. iwlthln 100 m i le s of northern The all clear whistle ws* heard captured nr dtstroyed." The Na­ vy, It said, will give out no In­ Australia: occupation qf tho Solo.|“ ' _0tU.. It IImnna mens twill will (till put ikn tho on enemy well | fen lights were , reported , „ formation "alstul th* fate of the athwart tho path of help from l!" downtown section, and all enemy submarine excursionists till i L' w,'r'' wi le extinguished r xMiittuieux’ i tw ™>- I the United State*. I it '* thrc<! fore the end of the teat. Several j Counter-Attacks Hurl Nipponese Back At * Some Batan Points ’ WASiriNCTON. Jan. 24. —(/I*) — Fresh hordes of Ju|mtiese iiivns'nn trtaiiwi. aupiNirtcd l»v hnrnigps from warship guns, forced Gen­ eral Untight* MncArthur’s American ami Filipino de­ fenders to fitll hack in hea­ vy, hloisly fighting on the west coast of tho lla tan I’cninnubt. but lairr c«*i nftT-Mttacks hurled the JupHniM* front other point* Thr Wnr Deportment ir|»o»t«d (lenetMl .MucArthur’* l r o o p % though fatigued by *tx uI»t;k* o f Inei'RMMnt fighting. ^t i11 ih»* but­ (’iMiiMity .1*11 tling with undimiin: hed enthtpl* mm Mild courtage. "llvMvy Iiiocd were miffcri'il Ion Inith *idc*,“ the Wmi Depnit! ment lidded, mid acknowledged •’ he invMdor* hml effrclrtl Imolngn on the lUtnn wc^it eo»nt1 I Mini IndleMted that (ien. .MucArthurV position iiow \* extremely r«ve. Meanwhile. Ihiteh nnny bomb* • Jr»* In Ihe «ceo»ol fonmtull^ who don't get home, until tha*. I tma*h »t Japitnetr »blv eoncclfc information l» no losecr of aid 11ration* In the Straits of Mac-> and comfort to the vneogg" Jra»sar cap»iird a large passen••The Nu/ 1s think tS*m.oNr. , *•' hl'-; pretty eluvrr tn the fieU^ of |»ey- ,|W|r„yrr> rliologicfil wmi fare. Serrtiey etr* ♦ There termed no doubt that the rounding th** fall* of their *ul •iipreme struggle for the Philip­ marinea u i» counterblow tbni pine* wm in progreM*; thut tne Amriicnn people rnn give them Np* fiimlly had Uuntlieil an gll which muy *erve to dIirKc wiih* •ut ib ixe after bringing in tho^iiof their *uper •confidence." ^und* of fre*h troopM. The Jn|M«nrae strategy upp«r* The »pi*Ue*iiiMii milled that *'every AmericMii ran regard alienee ml Iv l* to »tMke everything on n and aeetrry m* hla own prraonnl grnnd nramilt anil p^v m fenrful price in niMn|H *cr. if ner»l In*, to antl*ai»bniaiine wea|Mtn." the iiiQp nuiekly. Ilow ninny aiibmaiinea have |re<*<dve Thi* wiia indicMtetl ’ v grmv com* liren baggesl nr damaged, when. •mtmiipn* 71 which *nitl: **Ap|»ur* where. -mmI i mb r what circum i . nt|v o,,. , „ rmv ha* inb pteil atanrew. weir imiong the i|ue*- i |Ml|iry r„ ntlnuou* "a*ault*. withHon* to which the rule of *Hence (|||l M.KMn| |o rR«u«ltiea. hoping by w»»< ap|»lie*l Hut that aucce** emit •tiperioritv in immboia In |u| ronnti r otlwrk* h a v e been -ru-h tho defending furri..” delivered, mid preai miihlv aie This seemed to indiiate the Jiiprontiiiuiiig. waa made clear. ini'se High Ccnimand seeks .( 'Iiliek koiM-kout to relcMse Its In-op- for use in the spmiding^of* •frnslvr inr'inst the. Itutch East W. M. H aynes Jr. I tndirs. Sing pore. Australia ami Blackout Of Last Unspecified Number Of Enemy ■i Subs Sunk Off Atlantic Coasljw ^ ig h t Declared vks Satisfactory Dr. Park is Head "«|3em inole C ounty . . a. on by residents who had left iOn exhibit. Ip a thaw window, Association jtheir home*. All but five of the of tha Co. to a large Medical li.'hta in the housing section pholdgrapB a f‘ tha IfTMldant of A t'tha recent meeting of th< “ <r* put, out by air raid wartha Unltod Btataa *»kkh will be presented by the committee for Bemlnole County Medical A»*ocl ■l<it*. It was stilted tmlsy that the tho celebration o f tho Presi­ at Ion Dr. C. I . Park wae electee dent* birthday to tha county to eerve aa president for tho en p-iiple who violated the black­ out' rule* will bo contacted an I school which tuna In tha largest w.irncil bv wardens in their lo­ amount o f money far capita to cality, ami in the future, the be used la fighting poliomyelitis, mini** of violator* will be nubNad Smith, chairman o f the (CeallaaeO Ua r*a» Three) campaign, nld today. A quotation la inflated on the Food Conservation pictifn eaylng: "Nothing to cjaaav to my heart than the Lecture Scheduled Member* of the food eonaervatinn division of tha county tiefinw council are espectad to at­ tend a canning demonstration at the CRy hall /an . 27 at t:00 P.M. bv MIm isa-el Thunby, state spcdalUt In food conservation, who la In Seminole County fwr a frW d*ys to visit exUnslon clubs and uhools la connection with the conservation program, Mrs. Oulda Wilton, county home demonstra­ ting' agent. M id l » l » /. Mbs ThuraW will lacturu on •canning for defease" alas, and, urge she he* chosen "such a time­ Uonafor the Pro* ly subject". Mr*. WUeon continued. r Ball may he ae- *ny person.In thU arse may at­ tha Junior Chara­ tend the demonstration. rer by telephoning 1942 License Tag Accented By U. S. " H r,v::ur.,'rl:,t.",r 1^ou«h’ west Pacific. This apparently influrni'i-d the Japanese decision to Sales Total 3,879 Army Air Corps i|i*p*tch thousand- of fresh troo|ia Up tii 11:00 o'clock this mom-1 Walter M. Haynes. Jr„ grailn- to (fie llntan front. MacArthur and H- nr > Iny. :lJt7'J license togs of all "to of Ihr" goveinniciit tdvllisn sretied. Hgainst islds of in series for 1042 have been l.sausd j AeKiiautiral Authority tmining to I.fighting How long they (Hll hold by the tax collator's office. J„o. ; course which *»•» '''* X ^ M a iJ out no one r n foretell. Each day D. Jlnkln* stated today. For the J »4»*- " • Haki r of laik( -lary last year, enlisted in the United thev stand firm gives the united entire year of Hill, 621.72 tag* States Air Corp Thursday and re­ in lions thaU,fnuch more precious were sold in Bemlnole County, el Ivcd hi« oath a- a "flying cadet” time .to buttress vital defense*. making the present total of this illuming si the recruiting sta­ tag* »ol<l to data about 2,000 tion in Orlnndo. under IUII figures, Mr. Jlnkln* Mr. Ilsyiirs was among the Government Will Get added. young men tn rreeivo a scholarAutomobileH "Some of these no doubt will shin consisting of flying Irssons Junked be Scented before the year It from government Instructors lit ---------out, in feet, the tax collector’* Orlrudo-Airport after bo success-1 WAFi'TtNGTON. .Ian. 21—</P> office I* doing I brisk bualnrtv fully. comulrleil the theory course; _ p | ,n, to empty the nation's every day In Issuing licen*'/ Uught tjr ('apt. Baker. He ha*I automobile "graveyard*" of bea private pilot a license. 'tween 1.000.000 und S.nj.CtFI plate*" he said. fo r the eccor—d * * ^ of those The flier received both bl* 4ihy |junked car*—by rrnudst or perwishing to putenasa license slcal and mental elimination* y<*-|suasion—during the next six plates, ths office will remain Unlay rnd was scheduled to le*vejmun|hs to provide vitally-needed for an Army training flsld today. Iscrap Iron and atoel for th» war open until 1:00 o’clock. Title certificates end registra­ but wa. given a .lO^lsy furlough.: pn,vram w tn utw |,„„| Friday lls was graduated from Son-1 ^ ^ t tion cards should W presented when calling for tan , and It Inole High School to 1830 aa an. t>lr'cctor Roscnwald of the huImluntrUI ronMrrvwlWm, la requested that old ta n be honnF etwknt »ml Is ZO yeers of |rri|U returned to tho offer. This re­ quest Is made by the federal ‘’i 3^ ^ W 8 ,Unk government's scran collection * ,lr|¥, by Wgr Projuctlon Csar government, and this metal le or yonom. to bo used far defense purpose*. ... , , - , INelson, announced that fiol-l Twice Attacked Liner agent* win b* sent out to comb Sanford Man’s ‘Uncle Soft Drink Products Reaches Port Safely |^7™7u..,'.nr '2 5 Dies In Brooklyn Are Being Curtailed NEW YORK. Jan. 24— UPt- own choosing. Ifax Dlngfelder, uncle of Ju­ NEW YORK, Jan. I4 -4 P 1 -. lius Dlngfelder o f tide elty nnd Two itrawe In avery soft drink _______ i f m m l i T of C. I. tad M. Ding- mar shortly h*a>me a handicap firm e f Htw York Instead of a nmantle Intariud*. 81* ef tha nation'• leading Mft drink companlM admitted Friday that the nrasent governmantal The Grace liner 8anta Paula, which arrived Friday, was twice attacked hy submarines o ff the West African coeat and narrow­ ly m iM il collision with uni­ dentified craft aa she neared her home shore*. I* waa anannounced b y the Third Naval District. The Nave said the veeael. due at quarantine at 1:00 A. M. did net arrive until mid-afternoon and was bald up for another hear while eight' crewmen and four passenger*. *11 suffering from malaria, were removed for hoiplUlUmtlon. Jgt In cases where owners refuaq to comply, he said, the govern­ ment could, within 24 hours, re­ quisition the wrecks anil call for lump sum bids on all cars. Red Crofe Knitters Select New Slogan . NEW LONDON, Conn., Jan. 94, DP)—In need of a slogan to spur competition In the Red C r o s s \ ■■ - f -1 " - 't o i l a �r ♦ ■% • '* ^ r . * PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Public -Apathy The Iters Id to a member e f Tke ASaaetotre Press wklefc le » « » • • Steele esltlleo I . ike M r far ree s k t f 'M IS s« e ll sew * eusalrfceo erect I e* Is It « r set Mikernlee se edited Is Ik to esses s a t also tk e tonal sew s saSUekee fcerels. All Mekrs le e sk llrs llea «f seerlal IHBT.E VKRSK FOR TODAY . IF WE REGARD OU RSELVES AS TRUSTEES OF GOD'S ABUNDANCE WE WILL BE IN NO DANGER OF FAIL'U B E AND DISGRACE. MANY i .W E A L T H Y i AMERICANS HAVE PROVEN THIS: How . hardly shell t h e y that have riches enter Into the kingdom ■ or c o d ^ y a t h ip aa. ' We still''aMjlwine ears bring driven with leal yenr'* licenses. They’ll bo Ahpry. Wo aielW||4th two pant* suits " X . — , 1. . . TThat* V . l 's Chh ,duration. U )(.* bit drtfly for *Wivel chair hoys. Of course Napoleon retrestoi from Moscow too. But he had ssnao afMugh not to fire all his best general*. Down In Lre County (Fort Myers) the farmer* have aibled IjJOO acres to their current pro­ duction "to help win tbs war". I > ■ ■ ■ ■ •• •/si ••• • ivyb-h a sign "Fro. 7*WS| not responslbli J Myers Now* Press- l l l f iM I ' stuff III Congresi . ' Rttlrig the' Philippines gI coiTfng^To^tKs *’C slfup1poll, motorists In the Uni 'e don’t know when w;Ve i so discouraged ss we were ■ we rend Henry Ford’s re­ statement that this will bs tort war. After all didn’t hr , this a “ phony war" In the pUcot b a source of gratlflcailon Chartee A- Undbergl —Geaui Ilannsr. —A Nlswn by the unidentified In the menchaata' slogan or flanfonl where it fresh vsgetables y* wo* nit *• ‘* Autos and aaeaaabrfcs ...l; ;......:......l0.4c........ 4fl BOOKS AND AUTHORS By MR5. IRVING FEIMBERa ory Mlsehbf," by Arthur Meek­ er, Jr. l u the January aelcctjfO * f .the Book-of-the-Monl / ) Club, which would guarantee •IT a place on the llato. even If It wezent a swell hook, which It la. It U long, InUmate, full of intrigues and scandals sad alt the details of court life •*—A women love. • "Lonely Parade,” by Fannie Hurst la another novel cure to be up toward the top. It la *ot In early twentieth century New York City, and give* all the dotails, in Fannie Hunt fashlo£ of the lives of three ambitious women. a i a n ‘w u n u ir , uy Alive, Vlrki Baum, it also a (lory for woman primarily but it concen­ trate* upon one woman, Mar. Inn Hommer, and her life In E ia rope of 1814 to 1920. It's vtr™ long (many thno* tho ilxe of the Cosmopolitan version), 'ami Is one of Vicki llaum’s better efforts. . These 'sit books are sure best sellers. Other authors pubOalR I n g books In January which may take the public's fancy In­ clude P. G. Wodehouse, Uptoi Sinclair, Rafael Rabetlnl, P h il Stony, Warwick Occping, C. S Forester, Leslie Ford and ErQ Stanley Gardner. One of tho mo-t Intriguing title* on the Spring Random House list la W a lt Dlaney't “ Victory March," which la the etory of what happened whi u Donald Duck, Dumbo, tho SevcE Dwarfs. u w s n r , Uickev m i c s T j Mo.se. - I " - — . and r r . i all iii tho other wonderful character* In Walt Disney’* universe dis­ covered that the Big Bad Wolf waa only practising on tho Three Little Piga. and was renW ly aavlng his most dangcrou* weapons to turn loose on all ol * them) . The special feature of "Vic­ tory March" Is - that each enpy will roataln one ten-cant defrntim stamp, and a place fnr ftH.iiw w o r ^ h of additional stampi These ■paces are on perforated pagesj when all the spaces anfilled, the pages can be tume<l lit at any- United State* post office aml exchanged for p 1'jQ defense bond. Mr. Disney le preparing s y jlc. tnry March" krlth the activo as•Istance and emphatie approval of the United Stain Treasury Department. The price of thin b4Bk will be one dollar (ineludw Ing the ten cent defense stamp) a n d Random announce^ C OQMtPOvltl, T AKHKR«. of the excess or Inadequacy in it ion are not subject to a deprethe existing reserve should l»-'i Utkin nlknsance. reflected In the detrriuhmtlon of j If it l< clearly shown that, tv-tho reasonahlo addition necessary 'cause of econoral.* nr other rnnIn tho ttxablo year. A taxpayer i>lition<, property must be ahanusing Iho reservo method thoukl doned nt a date prior to the end show In his return the volume of It* normal useful life, so thnt of charge sales (nr outer butt- depreciation deductions atehe- am ness transactions) for the yeor,; Insufficient to return the cost or and Iho percentage of tho re- iother bails, a reasonable daduc. servo to such amount the tntsl 'lion for obsolescence may bo alWnittwAV notes nnd accounts 1h'wod In s'Mitlon to depreciation. rCfflVf|f)lo St tho btClmuiiK mm•!•«- capital - expenditure aAd th* IL prary a eapiULiasset; but he auiy deduct an anowaar* for 'torrrial Ian baaed upon tha useful fo of, the lihrarr. it part of * pmfpstlonnl map’r resldritro Is used by Idm exclusively fnr of­ fice purposes, a ptoportlonst* amount of the d e p m b ib n sus­ tained may be dedusted, based generally sn tha ration of llto number of rooma ased far such purposes tn the total number of room* ta tha building. The samA E only by the person upon whom they are Imposed and by whom they arc pr.ld. If the flute law Imposing a tax on pasolloe by' Ita term* imposes the tax on the con­ sumer and not on the dealer, the consumer mat deduct as a tax, for Federal Income trx purposes, the amount of tho niolino tax paid ly him; but the taxpayer must ' havo kept records of tho BXX • tf«.iEu!»,,K’r ft'Sl" •«**• ••»"*»*•*»*»#••**» »w stsntlsted as I* required by the Inasmuch as the" toi rlst business (a Florida’s principal cml of tho tsxsblo year, and the permitted hcc«u*t. in tho opinion th® kupnyur, .tho property Industry «l«u»da to je,vim iy iffe(;te4 ,by' the war, It total ammint at tho debts aiujrrv » , VIUjlly.Effected,by' to urnrthtrM'aM ehsr.n 'J1* / becomcif obooUto. at • sohw la encouraging to note |i I'ope, tained'tn |p a"recent'letter r recent letter from Dlqk pick Pope, od arulnxt tha reserve durlm /utfto ilito, :ill , u in *| ♦ hood o f CytiWaa'CJnrilcnif, njf, thnt'admissions that' admissions to the tho garildim garddns tho thiAblo year., , \t> .if ' -*< v* a .. i i . i woo cadf;, January.’ a*1*,, Ahead ahead 'of for the tin t ,thr«p weoi* .of); January of last •; • ' ; ;• '% 1 AUTOMOBILE DEDUCTION^ year* and tljatjD^cdmber; 30 aair tha beat wflek day crowd. .NO ) l . i...... .NO>-- 4 1 d»i , o n - r e c o r d . '* ....... ".It . ........ ... , : H e Pop* goes on to My-that one ‘day rtcihtly*tJ9 rare from' Michigan aloio lined up outside hla entrance IDr„>1„r. lor (Ions for the cost of operatiqtv suet' MdluMoaner o/UaMtnoiorrar gat*t.showIn«-tlMErfwt^vcryfmo frpnJ'.tha. North la-lcav*||Wrilartf fot'iW.'f frsquontly arises. The pert ho** Ing hla car b«hlnd._ JJr,' Pop* cancludea" hla Interfktlhg *nd Isar. of, >rs price of an notomobils, whether tpUtlo with tha n g > w mairkf’^Att’*this leodiii to the. con' -iSto It ki to bn used for buslssos or pleasure, cannot be deducte<t cfualop ^ t hylM M In Florida Is better when you work F« from gtoen Income. If csed for at if irtattSa bf griming. j- mi. •• if •\u‘ t * % such allowanj# buslnte^t ttr . I* a capital expendIn this connection a releasj from tbt Hotel Commlz- f*j»wi t« d#r Iturn j If need for plca.urS, It U a personal expcn<litur>>— both de­ *?tl ‘ he d«pnrK'uti^n’Uv*T duction* bring, expressly pmhlh. among 'all the retail builriikaea o f jlje state, i Although principle, must bs Ited by ths Income tax law. these particular figure* do not «how It, we believe It U deduction moot b« 8evernl deletions, however, equally true that every city, whether a reoort or not, bene- P.T.ifrtyu...ll1! > , ^ lly are allowable In connection with Uts coat of operation of an autit* directly, or Indirectly, from this tourlat bualneaa. and U imnJSC’sir tomhlle used either for business Assuming that the total amount apant by visitors property, other or pleasure. If used sxriuslvsly during the year ending May 1, 1941, aa reported l>y the UMd1** for business, deductions may bo SUte Hotel Commission—1446,000,000.00—la approximate- J 3 u * rU taken for tha coat of g.-ollne, all. repairs, gnragn rent, amounts ly correct, and that a composite of t h e several "break asset* — building paid for Insurance, and other down*” recently published. Is taken as a basis, tha dlstri^ o t' necessary operation and upkeep hntlnn a ia IaJI.. would ^ssa.slJ L* __L. » dciluftftl II I N button of# »I the tourist o dollar be aa follows expenses, as well aa ilamago* paid for Injury tn another whila Hotels for rooms only ...... 11.3c....... 960 the ear arm* being coed for busRestaurants and dining rooma ___ 9.7c......... 40 Iness purposes and bass* sueM*rohfi?U ••v-e-Ae<i....:....L.1„':.V._i...:.13.3c------- 60 Amusements .................... J............... O.Cc.;.-.:.., 43 Apartments and rooma-:;,.,.,'.....'----- J,fc....,„ 0C Ught, gas, other utilities ............8.7c„..... 81 Is now "Sanford, the CUy of Florida", follow- Food, by houackepping. vialtore .......8.5c_____87 but frequently rets ol COUNTY SEAT.' The Army and Navy ware taken by aurprlae at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7 and pretty badly bombed by Japanuc aviators who sneaked in before the war was declared and rained death and destruction on the little Island for *evoral hours. Since then the Army and Navy have been se­ verely criticized time and again for not being adequately prepared. It la how over six weeks since the Pearl Harbor raid and though great strides have been taken by the govern­ ment in mobilizing its Army and Navy and other great re­ sources and in getting set for the all-important battle of production, the rank and file of our citieanry ib w an ap­ athy toward the war and toward protecting themselves ngainst its devastating effects that is nothTHg short of ap­ palling, in the light or what has happened at Coventry, Rotterdam and Nanking. Blackouts conducted in New York and San Francisco, the most vulnerable centers of population1we have in this country, succeeded in blacking out only unimportant build­ ings while the brood outlines of the olty were plainly vis­ ible from the skies, as a result of occasional lights "acci­ dentally” left burning. Air raid testa conducted during daylight hours showed that the vast majority of the peo­ ple paid no attention to them whatever, either because they did not hear the sirens, or couldn't be bothered. Pretty much the same thing happened In Orlando the other day when the first daylight test raid was conduct rd, n month and a half after Pearl Harbor. Nobody, ex­ cept officials, paid any attention to it at all. The streets were crowded. Motorists kept merrily on their way. Shop­ pers stopped on the strecfcornera to gaze at thfe skies and then continue their shopping. And the great majority of the peoplo didn't even know an "air raid” was on until they read about it tho next day In the,papers. Compared to some of t h e * a other cities, the tests which have been conducted hero havo been a howling suc­ cess. There is still some question In.everyone’s mind whe­ ther thn sirens faintly heard when tho wind Is right are a flro alarm, nn ambulance, or an air raid, and there are still some peoplo so Intent on hoarding, another pound of sugar before the ration.cards go Into effect thnt they rail to get o ff tho streets, but nn the whole the public has been very eo-opnrativo. •»< ,, V . Nevertheless there nM somo kinks oven here nt home that can l)e Ironed out and should bo at tho earliest poaaible moment. We do not believe thnt Sanford will bo Iho first place In tho United States to bo bombed,, b y a n y means, hut neither did tho Navy chiefs think thnt IVnrl Harbor would ho attacked until after tho Philippines Imd fallen. In times like these nn ounco of preparation Is worth n pound of cure. • As for some of our cities, wo are afraid that nothing short of a bomb which puts some peoplo to sleep will wake the others up. ij- V ; Tho Tduriat Business : SATURDAY, JANUARY U , J942 rrgvktlons. The Federal gasoline tar la nrt deductlMe by S u m * . rumor. THu' taxpayer may asevrtaln whether a State g.sollnw tax I* lUductiblo by the roa.umcr or by th*1dealer by addressing an indiiiry to tke collector ef Inter* nal rtvcirur for hid diatmti'-'Mil In M y case where ths gaaellot porchaied b usad for MialnSlt tlurnoass, thn tin may t o retarded bs n part of the post of thn gneolins and deducted as a business expense; but in 'such cans Uw ■ssrllae tax einnot be deducted separately as - a tax under ths Item of taxes. REDUCTION NFOR*TRAV8UNd EXPENSES To obuln a deduction for trav­ eling expenses, which fora aa Impotent Item In the returns at many taxpayer*, certain regula­ tion* must ba observed. Thn faxpayer Is rsqulrtd ta attach U his return a statement shamlug. the k-‘ ture ef business . In wbfen sogseed, numher of days away from home during the t:%vble year on trctunl o f bnslncss. taul amount rf expense Incidental to meals IM lodging, and total amount of "«th> tr expense*" Incident to travel ami claimed as a deduction. Among la r v .ir ’vj^jsriS i;'o.,r,"s3spc*H lUmigt* MN lMto nr# not rov* s 'S ra tnth purptMi, prvrioWd tact of the ear and lU estimated usefal life aba la deductible. Other deductible Items, t pective of whether Uw cat U • But» Uts ’ li another .mystery to he entitled “ Mother,Find* a Body." She has also written- an autobiographic­ al Chri*tom*,.*ton* for ougaglsM publication. . t /, W _ H H H I P R P b mack better when she write* about tha Chinese) Or do we just think she’s better! Aarway, even a hardened skeptic can’t V e n d this booh without feeling Che same emotional fore# that woe la "The /Good Earth" and to a leas degree In "fleoe" and "The Patriot.3 "Yeung Ante*" hoe the color and charm bat “ Dragon Seed" has the teg en the beiarutring*. Coed as these two hooks are I ’ T E d "PUd Piper," by Nevtl ttide, better than either. Nevit S a t o (a no VTaSnr D. Edmonds or fvari Bush, with outstaadbig heat sellers to bis credit, Md = K 4 „ « P ? " b m r directly toreat on money borrowed the pureloPa, o f a car. sad w by fhw o r storm or thefi ■ ■ PS v* ' �PAGE THREE HANFORD, r I A) RID A A nd' Personal Activities BEAL, Society Editor Social Calendar r Jeanne Lane Miller {Celebrates Birthday Joanna Lane Miller celebrated . SUNDAY The Townsend Club* of the her sixth birthday anniversary Filth District drill have their with a circus party at her home regular Council meeting in the ea Holly Avenue Thursday af­ Court House at 1:30 P.M. to be ternoon. Dressed aa "Little Mias followed by the mats meeting at Majorette," Jeanne Lane escort­ 2:30 P.M. when John 1L Weir, ed her guests I n t o the “ Big Florida representative, will ipkak Show" where each eras given an on the latest developments of appropriate clown hat to wear # the Townsend movement. AU during the afternoon. On the porch, beg* of pop­ members and friends' of th* organization are urged to attend. corn and peanuts were served from a gaily decorated table. MONDAY During tiie early part of the The II. F. Club of O. E. 8. afternoon, animal games were will have a special dinner meeting played on the lawn and contests In the Mssonic Hall at 0:30 P.M, were enjoyed with Joynl* Mae honoring Mrs Stewart Dutton, past Jones winning the prise for the worthy matron, and all psst pa­ beat atont. and Ann Whitaker trons of Seminole Chapter Two, taking the prize for “ ringing the (X E. 8. The dinner will b e . fol­ Prizee were animal color lowed by the regular meeting. The Truth Seekers Class of Ko'k. and crayons. Later In t h * afternoon the the Methodist Church will have Its regular meeting at the an­ children received a thrill when they took turns riding a pony led nex at 3 40 P.M. around th* yard by Troy Ray. Th# Y. W. A. of th* First Jr. Joanna Williams and Phyl­ Baptist Church will meet st the lis Allen, dressed in Jodpurs, rep­ horn* of Miss Ruth Strange at 7:30 P. M. Alt members am resenting animal trainars, asslated the children In mounting urged to attend. The Mission Study of the First th* pony. The dining room, decorated to Baptist Church will be held at the church beginning at 10:00 A. portray the Inside of • circus M.- •The subject will be “ Fellow tent, had colored banners encir­ Helpers of the Truth” taught by cling the room and vari-colored the •"V •■••••iwii mission *kuu; study AlWIIIIIgll. chairmen, Milun- balloons were hung f r o m th* der the direction of Mr*. W. P. chandelitrs. Th* balloons w a re Brooks, Jr. A covered dish lunch- given as fsrori. en will te served at the noon The dining table waa overlaid hour. with a flowered linen cloth and The D. A. R.. sponsored by Mrs. centered with th. birthday cake C. R. Dawson, will have charge by six pink candle* anil of th* morning sewing session topped crackers on parade for th* Red Cross in tne Wom­ anim al amend th* icing. At on* end of an’s Club. t h * table two miniature eleThe Women’s Inter-denominallonal Council of Moore’s Station! ? h« u »“ *** *“ >»* • tlreu* will meet at th* ehapel ___________ IM on Beard- Un*. and at the other end a toy hors* performed on a d ru m , all Avenue at .3-00 P. M whilo a miniature clown looked TUESDAY The regular meeting of GURefreahmenV* of Ico cream, dlola Club, O. E. S. will not bo held because of the lltaees of so animal crackers and candles war* served by Mrs. John I» many members. The U. D. C., under th* direc­ Milter, assisted by Mrs. W. L. tion of Mr*. R. J. Holly, will Stoudenmire, Mra. Lulu Miller, have charge of the morning tow­ Mr*. M. L. Hudson and Miss Joyce Adams. ing session for the Red Cross. Enjoying th* party w it h THURSDAY Members of the Baptist W. M. Jeanne Lane were: Terrell* Jean U„ under the direction of Mr*. Nelson, Sandra and 8onJa MonA. J. Peterson, will aew for tho forton, Grace Marie Stinecipher, Janice Reel, Mary Lou Cope­ Red Cross In th* morning. land, Lucia Geff, Joynl* M s s Jones, Barham Ann Pearce, Barbers Mae Low*. Ann Whit­ aker, Linda Leonard. Carol Loutee David. Millie Hardy, Gail Bitting, Joanne Williams and Phyllis Allen. Also, Bobby Morris, Monroe Peart*, Larry Reel. George Putna«*, Dickie Kendall, Jackie Milu c ,..u i-i Al **r. TfOS, *•/•• Jr J **»»• *• AMeiuorton, Mrs. M. L. Hudson, • W. A. Mrs. W. L. Stoudenmire, Mra. SUNDAY Lulu MlUer, Mr*. G. H. Putnam, Mn. Voile William* M r*. E. J. Nation, Jr.. Mrs. Mrs. E. O. Brownie* John Miller and Mlsa Joyce Ad­ Mr*. G. H. Crabtree am*. Mr*. W. F. Tutoa Claude Kelly John D. I**y Bridge Club Meets ■ Refer Gamer ' “ Bay 'E m — Bay ’E m ... Keep ’ Em Ftyin’ t . . . Bay Victory Bonds and Stamps” Tclephooo 148 Blackout Of Last i a , t i i c p l u I D r u C C “When Air Raids Strike” Is New Night Declared! A t I l i t L n U K L r l t O Issue Of March Of Time At Ritz . Kvangallillc Fervlro. • p. M. As Satisfactory m a irriA S c n t n iii Discipline nn«l alrrtnrt* of thr Haiti Warden* who arc rtraponaU V, il Uranlham. Minuter I Prayer Moating. Wednesday I.0B (••ll.wC I ' m rase Oee lished in the newspaper. Personals J*•itfsirtl Av• At I4(h Si IliMo School. t:ll A M. 'Church Worship It s* A. M. burning — com p a ra b ly wlfr,•mall ami the situation was eon---------------------------sideraMy better than the teat cN U irii o r co n Mrs. L. E. Bauman snd Mrs. last week. Traffic halted cornami Kim Awnu,s Glean E. McKay were guests of i . i v ^ . r ? . n,.b. r M v ;r Mrs. Lena Woodward in DeLand ported, with the exception of t ,^ „„„ Thursday. two or three violations. Chief Morning Harvlfg I l f ? A M Williams emnhaizod th« fact | F.wning Her %ire. 7 n |* >1 Miss Thro Vickery and Miss that every car. except emenrancy Wt lntedsy: Prayor Meeting. 7 41 I*. M Penlope Thomas visited with vehicle*. should halt duriiMt A Miss Thomas' parent* in Geneva tent. “ Ollonhane that la plmctd iiH tr rnr.« rytf.r u i rn tn e n yMt, „ u y ndlvmi over car lights by Individuals E I> DrownlM. &j. Paator Sunday HervKee Mrs. Dwight Smith has returned no‘ Pr" vil1'’ «»<•«• wt‘ h„» "7 | Sunday Hrh.sol 9 IS A M from a three weeks’ visit with r' - m lhe *tr” u . h* Morning Worship. 11 00 A M. _ sister, Mrs. John Wade, In Chari- declared. I "r Y»uitff lVs.pl,. 8 l i I* \| X••ling I'eoplo * 20 I* M. etton. S. C. I Mr. Prter»nn roportid Uuit >: w*fitM« worahlp 7;J0 P.M. ----------receiving «n«l placing of calif f t 1 Mr*. R. L. U Caldwell left vet- the message center by volunteer ................. * ‘ ■ llol r , Hn„ n r is r o r s b tenUy for Columbux. Ca., where worker* wm much imoothcr I t hi n tii ahe waa called by tho illneM of than before, and rom^mled Uvj ' It. v Frank Miner* in rhrira** her mother. Mra. V. R. Lindaey. public for refraining from utlojr t j*« a m. — ---- i telephone* except in the event at **r,l>rr A Mernion, II oo Uoyd Harvey snd Wsltvr |>n Pmpntrncy „||. v.mii'x Hvrvie. G« w*,r.lX V. *r n spend C° nn, " the r "w * have sbout Irt long »• M with the’ Herald, will Unr, , lxmt W V dU- . u ‘ •»---------------------------weekend in New Smyrna Bosch that muxt be mule three times rin.i, Gnirxi. taiikh .i aci.m with their families. during the blackout period, he T"m 'V J V m said. n Also members In w, • I, is a , i l i aaiu. 3ti tdefense riensp mrnioria in Itr» tje-ti K Xlanirr |'aaii>f Mr snd Mr- I! A Appleby , ^ mu„ n in „ Whir# )uurt n*Y*r m atringir” '* tn.|4> ; and daughter. Nancy Jean, an I interval,. So it is essen. Htuisljf Hrhoskl. 9 lb A M guest. Mr and Mrs. Welter ! t|,| for thr publlc nol u„ Vlr A \\rMinlifl Nti|or11tilaiulrnl, Appleby of Manchester, Iowa. „ , , phon„ u^|„, . Uo|ulc|y Irtl li'teik I* thp wii|i| .if (jut] were the dinner gueaU of Mr. i ; ** » •'tifIlflfiK >Miir llllilrw and Mrs. Dave V. Moore In Or„ ,y Vt-.rntnir W»r»hl|». 11 ;••• A M Undo last night I t Stating that he was more Jr an>l MrY«'unn |'r*>|>U« Ho--------.than plea.ed with the fine eorill#* • IS I* M, Mr». J. A Schwalb of Now j operation of the people. J. U I -rrniig hervlrv 1 H |* M lll<l wrrk Nmlr*. 7 II York City, who has been visiting Ingley. chairman of the local^ Mrilnfa.lmv I* >1 with her nephew and niece, Mr. I Defense t'ouncil. added. "From Thuf'iU) Voting |*r«>|slra Ft-lluwand Mrs. Julius Dingfelder, leftlthe roof of the Sanford-Atlsntlc •hit* 7 3*»»• M yrstenlay for Brooklyn, N, V., ' Banl Uuikling, where I waa I ' i Ktt-nlnif |!kjitgaladc Sn t It t where she wr* railed bv the death WouM say that after the f l r j : i*. iv m of her brother. Max Dingfelder. ' four mlnuU., of lhc bl«koul, ! *»»••% . rMi.tml l't»«i4"i Vila* tl*r l*lilll|s|'ins* Friend, of Betty Sue and ' ‘ h' S»nfor'' , W**, • f b°1Ul. K!? a W I it m .st all Joy* Hatcher w.ll regret to A *"• 1 ^ learn that they sre ill at their |lh' ^ r,,;‘ w;.rd*n* kfie tIts .silt I'.dllt 7 I- \t home on l*ark Avenue, following *»•* I’ vrIIIitif Matklrr. t |* VI a stlnreiht I*r.«>r i Vltpllng. * a tonsilectomy which was per- {“ vr •vcoixipHah^1 splendid 1* XI. formeil yesterday in the ••••nr III Ing M f •I* •!•} Is* the* FernaUI-l-aughton Memorial Hos­ pas r XXlines )*s|ltr h"trr a •tr.iiigar " • pital. 7 P M. niblo Study. Friday I Of P. U. ■oiiifRiniQ baptist c H in u i I-aural Are. at Ninth 8t. H#» II. W. Tufkar. paator Sunday School. 10 90 A. M Morning Womh'p. 11-tit A- U H T. P. U., 0.1$ »• Vt Wednesday Worahlp, 7 20 P H, Evening Worahlp, 7;20 |» VI You will b« alb an a hearty welcom#. tee COVORKGATIOV AL illIR c n Corntr P»rk Avrnus «n«l Ird Rirwt lllnlalvr, John RrmiM R«>ol Ohurrh ftrhnnl, 9:|S Morning Worship.' I I tt nannon liy tha f>^*tor Hubjcrt. ”lH»ra Jprih 4’arr'*" KiKvriKR MrrruoniiT r i i m n i J. W. Austin, |t«8t"r Fhurrh Kohonl 9 IS A M Sira «-grl llrttlbury. oupar lnian«tant Young raoplra* Maatlnga *30 P M Mra I V. Hlanatrom. praal dan! Thank* Haralra 7 ID I* SI Trayar maatUiff Thursday 7 3t P SI. Mra. SI M. |«nrd In rharg* British ami American civlliana in1blr f»»r thr protection of humiJI air raid ix ahown in thr latrxt lifr aiul Auxiliary Fir* Fi*hler» iaiue of thr March of Tiinr rn- j charged with thr Uiak of minimis^ titled, “ When Air Itai4l» Strike**, in/ property damage, which U Ncheilulrd to br fruturvd! “ In one particularly important at the Riti Theatre along with Jwquencr. tn»» March of Tim# the regular picturr nrxt VVrdnrx- *how« rxactly how to extinguish dxy end Thumlay, ("harlrx Morgan incendiary bomb—one of tin risen, manager, aaid today, add- ' worxt menaces of all, yet ona of inr that thr or^anitation of thr thr eaairvt to fight if proper Air Rakls Precaution ayxtrm of counter-mraxurrx are employed. Great Britain i* analytrtl along! “ In a war whoar moil declaim with Hating meiiim** average prr* victories and defeats have been aona may take whihi enemy plane*' largely determined by mlr power, begin to bomh their town. i the film pomta out. the ability to “ When Air Raida Strike” ahoxva, meet and master attack from tha first of all, the standard protec-'air i* vitally important. U. S* tive military device* in action coaxial citiex ami induxtrlal areas llltary d« luring an air attack - aupcr^en*i-; are iikelv to In* attacked repeatlive plane drtectorx luirragr lui- «dlv t»v hit and-tun enemy planet, loons which force enemy homlerx not f«*r purpose* of wholesnlo deato fly high*; sfiuadronx of fighter *Hurt ion but to create hysteria and planes; and ringa of anti-aircraft I panic g.ntong the U. S. people, oatteries around important cities j To offset •uch mills, many thous­ and industrial ares-. Mr. Morri andx of Americxnx sre already son continurtl an«l hack of thear learning the routine of Air Raid defenses, the film points out. must Precaution* ttnd civilian defense, he a trained and di»ciplincd civil- determined to profit by Uritan's ian army centering around An early mistake*.'* FARMERS' AID BILL “ Blackout Lijrht" rm gT a n E m wr chriet •CIRNTIET WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.—<>P) Is New Invention Eundar Hrhonl 9 tS A. M. An agricultural Relief Bill dfMorning Aarvlra ll.Ot A. M. •siguctl tn aid »uuthern tobacco Watlnaaday mranmg aarvlra I II ATLANTA. <;«« . Jim '21 mnl «nttoii farmers hit by crop Haadlng Room ftoui* S 00 to An ingenloua ilevirc known wx I o'clock on Tuaadaia and “ blackout light.” dr-igneil to gix fodmex wax mmiI to the Ilous# Friday*. enough llluminstinn tn permit Finlay by the llnuxe Rules Com"TUFTII** tw thr muhjet t «•( ||tr orderly movement «tunng timing pci m» mlitre I.aaaon-Harmon which will !*•• read lods of emergency blackout* In 4'hurrhaa «.f ihrl-t. Hslrnll*t. tItr>highon t the* wor 1*1 oit Hunt)*) without being viailde tn ciiemv January 22 airmen, haa been mventisl by \Y Tha Cnldan Tail U i ;,n| «hall S. Cottongini. an Atlantu mmiu •and forth h|» marry and lit* truth ' facturing executive tl’walma &7 3) Lighting engineer« have been Aiming tha citation* n tilt*h rotn* watching tc*t* with pilaa tha (graaon-Hai Miun I* thr ful- closely lotolng rrom the lllhla W> g|ya three nf the light* at the Atluri thank* to tJo-l and thr Fathar of ta Fe«leral Penitentiary » our le«irU Jaaua t’hrlal, prating alw*)a f»r you. For tlia ho|«a which place where blackout* would la laid up f»»r you In hrdtrn present an unusually difficult Which la i8mp unto you. ait'll i* In problem. They *av the invention all tha world, and hrlngrth f.»rth ...... _alao ^ In ^ y«.u, ^ •Inca " ^ holds much promise f«»r relievfrail, aa It doth tha dejr ym haanF of ir «nd knaw! In g condition* rallied by rn lha grarr of U«h| In liutli l»*ol force*! periods of darkness in in I 3.3 . . . •) duttrlal plant* nud home*, nnd Tha l«aaaon-Earnitin alao include* aa directional fittdets on c i t y Ihe follow lug piiaag, (mm lh# Good Marksmanship t hrlailan Hcianca lettbinik. ’ Hrl* it m ti. Mrs. Glenn E. McKay, district, , . . ■ixtronii r io r u m o r nun anee and llaalth* with Kr> In Ilia GIVK HORSES THE deputy president of th* R*bek*h Displayed By Soldier llollv Avrnti* at *li»h Mtrral Hcrlptura” by ||4ry linker Kild* . Assembly of Morida, with her in I lit* l' |> llarrla Paator *I'ravar cannot «*hang«t tha unaleven lem|H railin' of itI Ints* OLI) HORSE LAUGH stalling staff from Seminola Ixxlge tarahla Truth. n«r can prayar Mlnnr r.HAn degrees should U* iii.t.ntM'lto I CAMP IILANDING. FU. Jan | 7 . s\ * m gl*a u4 an undaratandlng of Truth, 43, has Just completed the instal­ \v.en—<l«v Kvmlng I'riy-r Bee. hut prayar. oaipled wllh^a fcr«ant for the successful growin» of lation of officers in two lodges in 24 —If Private Hugh h. Rsy had habitual desire («• know and J" Ilia plrntfi indoors. > o il won't have to put thg t .J p M Orlando, one each in St. Cloud, Just known about that surprise • will of t)od. will bring u« lulu all old bus Up yet . . . not if rifle drill, he could have laid off Klaiinimee and Sanford. Truth1* <p lt:Sf-3li you let its help you keep practice for a year or so and • good care of it. Drive in' (4t:Mg r o n lo t ii itH tntnoK / ’U * — A I maybe won a shoe box full of n It M.IITIN PAXTOn •X^ca today for a check-up on your inairmen Announce honor*. . v.ir,,isV <»«« a m IIII.IUKM K gi»x. oil, tires, water, battery A* It was, the Camp Standing *'u nln* Pr“ rhl»* We want not lima, but tllllffancr. II*ve Your Clock* And water or fur a gulflcx. Clothing Committees Infantryman won a rash prla# ,, . ,, ,, , 1# P « for great performancaa—Dr. HamueI Johnson and his commanding officer’s ! i-v-ninv a-rvic 7 ,i» p si Wstche* Repaired Uy Mr*. A. M. Philips and Mrs. Icommendation for “quick coord I- u-Uo.s.Wr Hervle*. 7 is p M Whan tha archer misses iha can­ --------------------------- ” S. D. Ilighleman, co-chairmen for nation and precision’’ In hand- I ter of tha target he turns around One Who Krxlly J-inai n tm u T rn r n r if the Sanford district of tha Wom­ ling th* rifle. Until ths test Pri­ xnd *e*k* for the causa «»f hl« fail­ XV I*- flrouka. Jr. I'aalor ure within himself —4-‘onf uclua en's Division of Citisen Defense, vate Kay hail not touchsd a Knows How PsrS Avs st llh Htrsst of which Mrs. Daisy Knox la gen- rifle in six months. Mimtlar Xrhi»,| * IS A St Few man are lacking In rapacity, tral chairman, this morning an. llnrnlna Wnr.hlp 11 a SI. but thayr fall l»r<aus, tha> are lark. JUST PHONE 9121 Training 1'fllnn. • 3(1 p st nounced tber committees. The dis­ •»»« In application,—4’alvln Foolldga Kvenlng Worship. 7-3» P st trict has been aoned and women S. II. ENGLISH Ksr phuots tor *th« hard Xucrasa In Ilf* slrpand* uihiii par* placed at atratagie locations to hearing. alslant effort, upon tba ImproveRADIO NEWS collect the quota o f 100 complete Vi. ft,, r. wslromn GULF SERVICE mrnt of moments more than upon 108 MAGNOLIA garments for msn, women and chil­ any other mia thing. r .n r r VIIIST *1. A r ilK U 'l H I. dren. also blankets and o t h a r i# ^ —Mary llakar Kddy Faola xsksi.kx .sv itKTiioiitav TODAYP I'ltOGUAMH If mu hava great talvnta. Indus­ bedding for evacuees. riirn rti try will Irnprota |f |>U| Mra. J. B. Cogburn, Mrs. E. 0:00 Up New* " Wrlrvms Ch.p.l" oi'Mierala abllltlaa. Induairy will n«v. II. SI llenhl.. Ps.tnr Compton and Mrs. B. L. Perkins 0:10 Greyhound Gus supply Ihair daf Iclanrlas. 0:18 Army Recruiting Band f « “-*sv Kchonl. le i* A. M . have been named as a house com­ —Hxmuil flmllaa Preaching H.rvlre, I I ts a . si mittee to prepare the Woman's 0:30 Press News a.rninn hr ths pastor. Industry Is ntt only InatruClub balcony to recelva tha gar­ 0:48 The World Today Th» lltl'e ehurrh In ths SVII4- meni of Improvement, buttha tha foun. ments where they will bv sorted 7:00 Peoples Platform • wslenme to all. darlas of plaaaur* — Hugh tllfflr. Il*> lt«l (or nr aI Itoit wf*ka, «al|K mad* ready for distribution. 7:30 Cloumbia Concert Orches­ With Mrs. Gahan andWomen At The Missionary Convention U Bi.alhll o( High p0|„| tra on tho committee to col­ 11 ••••r rvangtsliat. Foinr t »*k fihst E m io u it T CMt;Mill lect the clothing Include: Mr*. II- 8:00 Sports Reporter ■ rw l Lira ■! hi graiit man nf | }« m| Cor. Park Avs. A Fifth St. Mrs. J. B. Gahan entertained W. Goods peed, Mrs. Lee Samuels, 8:15 Orerure Co. Medical A> With your prrarnrr |Wtu(hl| Dr. W. p. Ruhr man, Patter SAT. — a P. M. \ for members of her bridge club Mra. H. D. Macirthur. Mrs. R. •Hiniaa to u« «« 4 MuMnually-knoto m Kunday Hchoul. »,U A. M. . soda (Ion I I ’ ictiiri's o f thr llilii llilimn tril>v* nf •langvIUt, >4|ierial nuftih«r» parh Pf»f. II. r . ZleKsy, 8up.rTni.nd.nl, at her heme on West Eighteenth A. Nswmsn, Mrs- W. A. Adams, 8:30 Keyboard and Console HUN. — II A. M . j Street yesterday afternoon. 8pring Mrs. L. 8. Hartley. Mrs. T. S. 8:88 Jno. Chas. Daly and tht- •vanIng, l.lffhlr<9 p.irklng spar* Morning XVnr.hlp, 11;»« o'clock ' l.iirnll. I !’hili|i|iinr ’ liiliiininu lali Islnnilt will bo Hong Bfrvlra 7 lo pm. Serinun. "l.’nl!Titlt„| Ms|v*tlon." flower* were used to decorate th* Crawley. Mrs. Z. B. Ratliff, Mrs. HUN. — 3 l>. M. Newa •"In hr Sir.. W. (». rl.mlng. shiiun ut thr aervieu*. room In which tho guests played. S. C. Utdtaraon, Mrs. A. W. Lee, 0:00 Your Hit Parade ■AI.VATI4IE AliVfY C’lTAIIKL |. rj’ “ n* p-®plt', msstlngs, |:|3 SUN. - a P. M. At the conclusion o f tho games Mr*. Eva lllavatey, Mrs. R. Z. St 4 K»«l Krrund HlrMl when tallies were collected, Mrs. Johnson. M n. Glen Llngte, Mrs. 0:48 Saturday Night Serenade C*Pl. WoOtlo in rliarga. llv.nlng nnrshlp. 7:]* a'rlork: 10:15 Public A tftln Kun< 1 a f H rhisstl. 9 Ik A. If. 8.rn.'.". Tho lluw snd Why Roy Mann waa found to bo high Roy Tlllla, Mrs. J. A. llarroM. .trhl.v.m.nl; » sporlsl mu.lr.l rum* wnrahlp with u*. •com, for which eho received a Mrs. L. A- Brumtey, Mrs. John 10:30 Olga Cochlo, songs Il:t« A. M. prise. The scmeno contest arms Elck, Mrs. R. O. Fog, Mrs. U T 10:48 Ncwa of the World M U Mary MrMurruy rhnlk °" by ,h* ' U',n* I'sopl.'s V- !“• I*. ........ . V. II. 11:00 Hal McIntyre Orchestra wen by Mra. J. J. Btockard. A f­ Mi«< n • fi I XI««lnHsri Is* I'hlllpplnrat Elraal MarHnff .. 7 I*. M Mnn.l.x: Mooting ot ths llo.nl 11:30 Dane* Orchestra ter the prize* had been swarded II. Adam*. Mn. X u Redding, Bkariffrllalla Harvlc*. 7:41 |>. If. of 8t,wards. 7-Js u.in. Medn.aUay: Mld-nr-nk pray.r the hestpse served refreshments. Mr*. J. pTHaX M i. V . L. Cooper, 12:00 Union Wells, Htv. W. I. .McCiarvry Them Maying were: Mrs. Msnn. Mn. Arthur Bn in, Ur*. L. K. 12:00 Blgn Off ""n iJ lf! *,“ ,,V,,,"vs> J"hn I: ml Miami, Fla. ■AXroitll AEEfeiMBLV OF CJOU luvlv.ll n.rvlcs: r.bnusrx a ■„ Mra. f t eelwrd^llra. E. L. M am , ?*• S r -;."— hy Dr. M. W. Wsther L B. Richard* >n. Paslor ^Xlqrooe having xxl. used cloth•f. •’•Isrsbnrg. Kl*.: and th. 14th Htraal at Kim TOMORROWS PROGRAMS B."8 singing bs ltd bv Sir. Slowly lag and bvdding i asked by the Runday Hch.M.I i n A. M. Mn. ■inulay Morning Worship. !!:•• A. i unnlngham »r Msmphla. T.nn. committee to have It clean and In 7:00 Uomlng Devotion* I Ha* t aluacM Mti The thaaa|i/a,*| A rnrdlsl Invliatlon tn all of Ihr B. readiness for the collector when 7 JO Sunday Morning Breakfast tote ehurrh: slrang.rs Christ Ambaraadnra 7;0« I". M . •be calls for It In the event a *»d vlltors arc s.p.ctelly Invllsd Club hasn’t been contacted, the 8:00 Pres* News Kobe, Japan. Is one of the person committee urges that the clothing OrientV greet shipbuilding cen­ a left at the Woman's Club 8:00 Business Review year. ter*, aa well as the center of the Is closed, to contact Mrs. B:15 l/nilto Witcher at the OrRev. Thom** Melrose of Orlnncountry's match-making industry. acmes the street from the do celebrated Holy Communion 8:30 Intormeaao for Si LONGWOOD •t Christ Chyrth Sunday morn, 8:48 Four Clubmen The Longwood Shuffleboanl [nF l»0- Thl» 8und*y th* twen. — 0:00 .The World Today Club will play the Hanford Club ty-flfth service will dc as usual. 0:15 From the Organ Lnft 0:30 Know Your Bible Better on t h I a Saturday In Sanford. On other Sunday* th* aervicc 0:48 Columbia's Gypsy Cara­ Lost week they played M tong- is at 3:30 P. M. At the apeelal meeting of the wood. — van At Lyman school Wodneaday Civic Lcaguo on Tuwday after, 10#o Church of the Air sight four (harming play* war* noon, m a n y garmante .w*r* 10:30 Wings ovar Jordan given by the ninth, tonui, elev. trough! In for utfense program. 11:00 Ue News More clothe* *nd shoe* are need11 rCS Walberg Brown Ensemble enth and twalfth grade*. JACKSONVILLE. January 24 11:10 Invitetten to Lsaming Claud* Jackson, n native ef td to complete our quote. (Special)—A review e f the com- 12:00 Syncopation Piece The Tourift Club had 80 memClinton. N. C., resident ef Long. pany •strength ef Florida tamps 18:28 Temperature Bulletin her* present at the dinner Wed­ reveal* a large in la n d for CCC 12 JO Balt Laka City Tabernacle nesday which waa held In th* enretleee. a tp r i ina to advice* library on account nf Choir received ham Friday by the Stats llOO Church ef the Air ther. Committee were Mr. and Waifare Beard, selecting agency. 1:20 led Cress Broadcast Mr*. Hardy, Mr. and Mra. Hen the camps a t Tallahassee. 2JO "Spirit ef ‘427 ry and Mr*. Harper. Ocala and Kcyctoac Heights, for 2 JO The World “ Lieut, and Mn. Harr(a Thursday night were Walter 0>%rd, Mrs. 8 4 0 New York FhUharmonia Florence Sutherland, Mrs. Abblt Morrison. Mr. and Mr*. ThaohoId, Mra. Harriot Whitten. was In Stetson University BRIGGS PICTURES OF PHILIPPINES J ENDS TODAY DOUBLE ACTION BILL FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Mt)ii IOWN L Or-.iV Civil Conservation Corps Of Florida Wartts Enrollees If you plan jo move, be certain to notify the Telephone Btuincsa Office as far in advance as possible to gs tp insure quick service in changing your telephone. During every moving teaton many people for­ PHONE 861 get to notify the Telephone Compeay until they sre ready to move, and this frequently causes de­ lay in getting the telephone Installed at their new address. Cell the Business O&ce ea soon ae j know your new address and we will be in much terpoeidoo to make ths move oaths date you S4 •u‘-o-r.n•••-.. n i K_u T•euwiie h i lT o n im •lma ao a aa a ,a•i■i i*t««• B ■ ■ B H M aaH M ^anapx . A .-“ i* ./ * • v>'.- v BE �fJ -V ' t v ; •fr w » -*. <> THE NAVY.” O’M m . OWa Cornell *n Yoon#, fe>tfc Bq m , fell* B m w t, u | U . f t m * * C Martli.ol Time1* "WHEN AIB RAIDS STRIKE,'* rfoa nW i ■ L. j IJ «% iA . a* A Judith• « M m -J«ud Ttab * * with tfrian DonVry, J a* ~ at ford, Andy bod Uuu v wtan ,har m W -1. “ alrudy y who eah cmrlnca War'of tanjrtMng—t i ­ the alUtar lore-and-Utirh bottle of thr Charlie Rttgfloa coma* Into conflict, with nod orer Lynh D«ri'» (piy, romantic ci­ te (lower right) ahd Anthony t/VilOn In nlng n u t Tuuday at Dm Hit* TheatrV. iKvk • 11■'• m i • m • ••■ «TT1T’ ^77^7 • . • •Mil YtTtNO * * . iriJt. hta-fahting pal .of .many of-their-farmer Mg MU. i*I!tr>< Brother* a n ra-U*ulng during; Hackle. ■ M Aarm --H arD Gloria I tlada J, MV •._____ AraSi Abner Bltirmkh N J U M D S A C K L O ft la of Marla 3 M »*; 5 ’juat rtacoad Rita: .team Dio llh Bred CraWfocd, Danlory !m at Iho Tttta nut Friday w . , i v t r ‘te% i bio a* bra nuka"; ate-gun ilahd In "king ta tterk '«fc*atB*Ttnjr Umoaj pop- '>•t*+•'’ A few of •t *t i*-•' *i ^ »n h mi in l \ J Coaatr. �SATURDAY, JANUARY 24. IMS Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Will Start Fifth Week THE SANFORD rlando Will Stage Pro Tennis Tourney H O O S IE R ’ C A P T A IN - - - Bv Tack COLLEGE STATION, Texas, Jan. 24,—OP) — A few bowl nme* will tend send the (he wolf howling from jour door, mused Coach llomcr Norton of the Texas Agfiee today. He’s Norton ougtit ougat to know. He's had more -teams 'teams in bowl games during the past three years than any other college In the Nation. Am r a s h In the amount of 1177,000 ha* pingted Into the FEDERAL-STATE MARKET NRW8 SERVICE Celery Kepert Ne. I < »:i r.m r n k p g h t *•, *a«r*H l. J«*». S3. IRIS II 1 1 rit w e s Sot ie cr( fotiR iMOte* AMPdAt PiAVeo Cvt*.v I'bSlf.oM 04 7Ae COURT '* » r » i» ilM %.?. I i . Fifth Rase—S-1C Mile M U. Hauguu 4 Cotton Din Irene Mac a Know trank Canal,rule Red 7 Tom Willard S Draftae Hoy Mlaa Milton ' ~ Sixth Rat -7-14 Mite 4 Hulr Crafty a Ileal Fife 7 4llty Tricky 4 kuinky T-te I llnuarlng ilea. Serenth Race— Futarlty 1 Jappy 4 Curats 7 ll"t Mrc.ee a Klim Crimea 4 Lucky Taker 7 J»st Reekleaa I Okgmah a flayer Eighth Rice— Futarlty I flllitarslaage ft City Judge 3 Hay Kep * Armed flirt I lie Lucky 7 Army Man I elxrl’a Pride 3 D im m ing t c o n i '- N org? Dads llnnk i P latts tl Ninth Race— Futurity I 7 3 I HI slate la latcky Joker ( I>nn Orlando 4 W hitts Jones T ch a tte r Hal I Uare> Miami Calling {>** Lorain [M aly Happy Mika r « ,T 4 » U A 8 Machine-Gun Fire Prove* False Alarm CAMP BLANDTNG. Jan. Si — 'Special V— Here le proof that Camp Blanding soldier, are very much on tha alert. Serwcoat' Lee Cooper Penrv of Meridian MUs. was Juvt climbbig into bod when he kmrd the clatter o f machine gun flee. Ha outeklr grabbed hi, riflo and rushed Into tho I itterv rtrect. The machine gun fire was from the motien- pistnre “ Set•rent York” playing at a near­ by theatre. __ m i n is AH Popular Brands Free Deli eery ARCADE Package Store a D. FetteO. Phene #14* H *{U t f l she? NEW YORK. Jan, Whllo Amheaiamir Maxitu U tv inoff and bin wife were being enurtfined In Wn»hlngtoit D«crnUy Rome radio declared In a short Trave broadcast hoard, here by -i& it'iiiiA.r l , A H 8 IN i;.4 . *4 > rti«. 4f-V*rtetl A11».»u> I 4*hi- * i m>» i ? i,ari» hcM \ ri.k N T \ I 'lV C K H lO N S Irrtn V'llv I •si 111*|*| N4 ] POINT INrOIaXI ATIti.N I Ht T liritP P A Y JA N T A Iti 3? l*MS V X N ron i* OVIKIN) 8i:«TH »N | ll.inlIngM m oflrnilr M u i1i*b el a- ampV C A P fA ld AMO STA«. OF Trie iNWAaIA PASKCT0AIL TtSAM • Famous Cage Mentor Explains Working Of Quick Break Style By Cl.AIR BEE L a ... I,lan d NEW F ire the U u iv er,ity Cnacla YORK. Inn. U4- —t/T’i - departm ent basketball, ..r quick break, i, notl.ing i|»iel. break i, .Iniible-edgrtl. It’> ■piirk i. n.l high-«rnring; nnd It w eak en , •fiiiM* 1,'cnu Ihi a * U. now. It’, ju,t i. refinement of tn id -t o f what hnp|.<nr« when Dr. Jnme, Nai,mith to«,eil the hall up he- f . , . tween two player, BOyear, ugu1I l r i t l S I l and stepped h a rk to witch *he; ms , . , i )u* ul|A*rnn«t»,rtu>il *n <" The b l.e k li.ia l 4‘itargew i at..I . arioaii. f ...h « I group now number* nvn# than j .IXK) •rack vnt iruckloaOl* c*»h at i»«.-WImu hmiwe. I*’* crate* trim ' mr«| ittpa U o liW lloart Imtlvld | —3* II 33 T I ’ U N II'A - I *.-i TfttNII* inl'VAT.i’A.Tx-.^i'Ti Jr!* Army Hutments May l/w AN *1r1*4hi l U f c r n t c V , S m a a i l 1Be Tent Substitute ml. nimrk»l firm f•• *M<i»i Iy •If.infAf r*rli>*4|* f.o.l*. •hi|i|iiMtf faevi||| ^^«<*«) Oil *|v|Vvr.-.l pole-!*•»*• i'll ir*n*f»orinl|nn rh*rgt-w) . n.l m iir I'*•***I 1 *•’ ••Mirn Irlininet! |a»|»av I * .-4 S «l*»> to gviaaec I |vr I 4«>» r» • - fl’ Mi* Ir-llV 1*4..•• I|v r«1 ithotelly SIS f «*w 3 73 II i., .,o a u , o * .. r : si i... » .l» t ll..t ,s | for I»e•r 1 lain an- !«•*w !:•••• g o in g 1 * ll III |l | T) Ih^ (r'lital»4»4\ ClIUK IId liy Id u*n*l »*;rw»* I|Nian|ls, |0 ihi* ill U**’ lu*l** :•n*l 11 »hmlli**r vr%w Tlir rimif .42 I It 1I . . ll •> •••atllll.it ll I Dial morn than . (iiv),Odd radio xef, *re in UH ' " 1 in .ho l'.iitcd States. I «*• { pyru.ni.lnl Ilf Wlon i- n<ov, in the Inaulatloa f wi.,., for idt-ctri,- refrigerltors •..... ewreperx uni other hgttao, ' ■'•p.ipmcnt. That means met• i I “ * “ iiH.*rvn(ioi», :t«*4-,.r<ling to wtf~ ••in 'linker a. .. n ir or *r\u t i i m i m i -iw ; XI I I i : s » 111! ,.v l , 10. II. .. 2*» UUlldilig. 1*1 »* tin* mostly I !*». «••»* ir* . c i l i a , rwme pieacttiaIt tpt.iw ti | *r* 'U" from praYl«ti< VINTA n rl«M 0 fo b la" lin im e n t , |», ||p. *.'» ’ I I .> , In fry ti It ’*• |^4U , i : 23 I•• 1 11 • it I..... 1 II XV \N.\HfS p e c ia l) lli.n It 4#rt TY»MAT«II!S» } li.i* i , 1 0 . »N*|4»NS V» ....' I? I»N|0.\H XX III I | tl I**IT AT* » r ? v - f*\x V Tr |t« r I n i l * « -ini ^ . I «•* it*.! iii. • XYT f l 011-t I I in r*»r x io r s m , i,». Hak»r. »«»** **WT Few* , nl'T\|t \4I %8-- *».i L.n 8«Ck, xv r t*4>T xtfjr.* -n.i n*kt. I npponei.l'a nttoek . .w t r V i f ' s L •» i *»ni .i, . . o f r .o o fin g nml., r n l , l ot iilxyav* Ihf. Iitallvlt|u*ll> iitefirt c iH,u . . .WI . i.. aL., •hm*t 3 .*'• I Illfllla XfimluW* i»ri* t*i !*«• Iillklf **f J .7 * r itr i’ K PAHJIlNim iNnrth *..*» |>l.A>•it*- f lilt'll 4T4TII Will* n ttn rk in g . THiiril.«y* X4,la«^ i tiv Thf» nrc.i t iiiriii«H*r li:»* ji.M I t )ta i iliumt, r |# i-r*lr«. Titiitl p4t*AinR- * »i i*mll« t*f 4h** 111*!- | 4Ulc* nt ilm*« of A<lil lt> OI K*l . i l l l f«M I ntmt*— Irieil *iiit turrcMfiilly in \Vnlnr*4liiy d^**yrdI 3*1 *r. other camp*—mul xvnrk i< t«> h«*- J The aid of school ehildren a, i;in min ffir tho "hmi*CH'* to In" m o n e y r o r i n u a r e n irolunlccr f,remen in Dallas ......... iirfccl by a................................. bolt.nlhin *»f rtiltirnl V ----- „ . J l helped cut tho fire rate BO ,mr , mops. Five men will live ini LONDON, Jan. J I. — lirltlski| the first ten month. In IDtl, ■,.B C h mch. r n f '''" '' »f children tiring eared ,T< compared with tho nme perl.ui Tho cost uf riirh u <Mi;hlly ‘ f„r „,e. United States sro1 in 1941b more than tho runxn^ ti*ntj* now, f:lK1.r|v inking a.tvuntnga . t h i s ... in U** Iven* lit.t tIn* poxvm mf^it I week of the first ..ptmrtunity to | for ,^ rmlu rfm|t up bpllovm thi* 4*4 t in the Ifiitif I remit smallI of money to | ., a lu<„ uhry to the children run xx'III he 4'lit*o|m’ r mul that | Ihn United fllllle, ne l»wket wquj , , ^ m h iy nrfnit th#« rnniHnictifOi »■» l**tN*r |to thin tvp«* (»f rlminii*. • <ry uq.l to .help m tlw cWUgRpVf fimHUti*. niuiuieiiaiMW. , bjiwe the, iirllndi t’tianrrl A ii t the F-xcherpter. Hlr K in d 2V'(m4sI, told the' It.,ise itf Cd nmn< last week that the- ban out Has Your Cur Tried Reel’s New sending money from the eounlrjr h „ been partially lilted for the sake of evacuee,, there has bevrwj . r. atady stream of application.! J _ . I H rC IltN o C tlU p r h llfiP B I l GET THE THRILL A line toward the 'tmaket. Hi, two co-attackers, one on either able of tho court, dash straight down the ’ aidelipee as smut n, their team is in passvaiiuit. When the dribbler reach, . hi, foul circle, Ko atop,; the lidelitp, men break from tho aide court IF YOUR TASTE f>rM*“ D.« and under the basket. That give, the dribbler three choice,; be TIIF «EA* •* may pass to either of the two cut ten. or. If both are covered, take a short set-,hot himself • LIQUORS from Ms stopping point. The ides, of course, i, to pvt ■ • SCOTCH IV i the hall downcourt before the I opponents esn get more than two men back. In that way tb« • WINES attackers h a v e n Ihree-ou-lw.. BE SURE TO VISIT advantage, often n thro#-on-one. The second lystem, a favorite In the Fnr West, U the dribble and nlvot attack. First man tu et the bnll breaks fnr the Nu­ tt, drihlillng until a defender ■tope Him, then pivoting nn.l pausing to the next teammate mining up In a criss-cross pat­ eta ssvrnan avtxwpa tern. A variation of this style aerews ptH#4 F t am M A A is the criss-cross without the pimt. the pass being foiwanL The Ur advantage of the NICK’S P W rallh y .Swetli*h lnUn»tvlall*t and frieml o f the Duke o f W indsor. A w l W in n er (Iren wa* placetl «*n the ■ " ie u T S ." " ^ -, » state **; .o-rkP l w -*k carload* a»..l tru -k .| A n n a ami individual* throughout f » .h iMii.-ii Urm* ami i Latin A m erica and Furope with i.easuiw n mi (ru«kloa<t« f •* b. I which A m e ric a n * no longer may Z ’i M M E B fyckage Store- of Picking Winners TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE FJCIITIt It*« ilcflignnl eflpcciully to I'limittalo Imtl Mt|UNikfl from your unto nnti onnl.los iih t.. itive your ear it bclU’r lubrication job It in eiuentini for you to ktH'p your car in Rood Hhapt*. to make it last longer. I^t mi help you do thin will, our rocking jack—the only one of Its kintl in Seminole County. R A C K — ft-ir. Mile LUCKY KOKEli DON ORLANIM) WHIT1K JONES CHATTER *•A I. MIAMI CALLING DEE l.OHEIN • DA/.ZY IIAri’ Y MIKE GREYHOUND GUS U rn the atr over WDDO tonight at 0:15 with all the "dope” en the doge at Ihr Sanfard-OeUndo Kenael Club. ■* Also flee us for wasliiiiK. waxing, C.oo<| C« ii I f Produetfl and pemoniUUetl service. NO MINORS Al.I.OXVKD Reel’s Gulf Station SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB 2ND ftM PARK PHONR 91*9 ROY and DUCKY REEL P O S T T I M f.' a .t 0 P . hi. On nnute 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood about 10 Miles South of Sanford. TURN AT IlKD ARROW By PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KKTT dNW/NHATS YiHH?ESTHElPHONE IU. BtiEAlC HSTJS ■ .*!• «MClffMENT. Classified Advertisements HW • Y A ltll »4.*itr^ ptulm- Vfto A \l Krt'lnf— :•* rara |i4««r4-,Vpw York IS, I'Mlaelriphi* 3. Italllinm r 3. |io«* I t«»u I. W akhlnilnii I. Iltiffalo I, I'llfnliurgh I. ( I i Icsrh I. H»n-hr*« ••r I. Newark I. Thrr* tle««iin* iiln n n«l lle-M for r**•• n«irn*iur hi nono I • IN* INN.VTI. r.U W IN i:» « 4»r* » augurate -tome new research. Ho **•«'*- the College of Agriculture suc­ ceeding Dr. W.O. Kirk, transferr­ ed some months ago to Wauehula to bead tho new Range Cattle Experiment Station. Ne»w -W W N W I I IIIVRII8ION4 M.in.M • <M. I 0*1* I. Hill —I I'tllHRIRi1 Hut today, “ fire department le u graduate of Purdue, with ad­ offen.e i, n» harum-scarum. vanced degree* from tho UnlvrrTenth Race—i-IS Mite careless, inplnmie,! drive inward l iiuddy Jack 4 Luaky Vlaky wf Florida and Cornell .Vn*- the scoring nine. It’# llght.itn; I Nadarko • Reel Spry Itjf, Ills wide experience ‘ in- fast, hard-driving, ..ml exciting, 3 Pleasant flue t T ek el B ey ; ■ - / work at the West CMw*! but u ied property it fo llo w , t fM fleer A ndrew I R olls Oaitfsta* 3 i» Experiment EUUteailumI carefu lly d e ig n e d vpattrm . . ................. . * r Service, with a largo Tv>rF irst o f the tw o Imalc q u ick .fertiliser company, and nn break .y r fe m s , the th rec-ln n c, UJS. Service Claim* l.la Inatnirtnrahlp In Indany at the c a ll, fu r n throe-m an n tln rk, Junior Loop Player* University of Miami. Ouo m an, p laying the rtn te r o f i■—Dr. Glascock will tn aaaoelatc the flo o r , rcceitea tho ball a t _____ NEW YORK. Jsn. 2 4 .-W V - animal huehamlntan and aaao: l o t a ___ aonai_ __________ hi, Irtin. ____ gains ,iM.'aibr. Military service, which already profeaeor of animal industry ln.,|on ami drRihlc, on a atntirh; has called approximately four iloien major leaguers and S00 minor leaguers Into uplforw, i et-nu s u r e to determine the pennant r a c e s this jrlar • n d nuty deelde the ali-atar too. * -The American League ieuml h o d r flier, u on i •( -Greenyielded Rob Feller, Hank E rrg ami Cecil Travl* ami very shortly wiU give Tad Williams t . the war effort white the Na­ tional league has not yet been ralleil V» surrender a itagie one of tu top-flight performers. This la easily esptalnable ho-eauso the American League baa a number of untuarried atara while the kingpins o f lie Na­ tional League are moathr family men. Dolph CamllU. the meet valuable player of the senior ciro.it last yew. *>*• ‘ “ Udrew. . J I Agricultural Staff Has Two New Men GAINESVILLE. 24— (Spcvial)—Appointment of Dr. T.W. Young and Dr. R.S. Glascock, ti the staff of the University of Florida Agricultural Experiment Station wna announced Thursday by Director Wiltnon Newell, fol­ lowing approval by the Stale Boa rtf of Control. Dr. Younj will bo associate horticulturist with th?.Citrus Ex­ periment Station at Lake Alfred. and will work partleuiary with citrus groves in the east coast area, .-here It la planned to In­ rc Ihvnii |. Iluffwlo I. Cleveland 1, I •• irnit |. N«*kvlll# i. iw .i l u r I. J. t>py |# |'rm IiIpiiap i | 14.1•%e*e|. ChlrTgrt 3. Il|e||»III pa.|I* . I. 1 44r. 111 1. ORLANDO, Jan. 24-Florida's first professional tennis tourna­ First liar -Futurity ment will start next Monday l O o l J m l*ar • 5 ig a r Man » cCls«r > Tittle llarper I Smelly Clark morning, but Central * Florida 1 Single Hie 7 Pow er to Spare tenia devotees will have oppor­ < Mlaa Kola I Hold Rx tunity Sunday to see their fav­ Second ttaee— Fnliritr orites In action — In practice •P in t Hair Italic Oaaklet I T irrn ly Duck* I DeasU D elsrore matches—at the Orlando Tsnnls I Valentine's l*ar* Nordl Club. . , , 1 W arning 7 Hmoky Hilde . The big men of professional I t e a l: l e o n r t • Coart Clerk tennis — including BUI Tllden. Third Race— Fatuity I Last H alf ItaMr Uaskle) Karel Koioluh, Lester Sloefen, I f.umber Jack I Danina's HIM Keith Gledhill. Dick Skeen. Gene 1 nea uir Hedge « (InMen Palace Mako and a host of other*, will 3 Oreti, llarper 7 Are Pilot 4 I ndr lluaa I chief Slarier be on hand In lime to get their fourth Race— Futurity handa and rackets in before the | I Fltldrr i flay More tournament gets under way.. 3 I) M « ri Dan < IWh| I-arkln I 5 1 « a n o m in a l* C A iin iy j i . R i r « •°i * 33, hitia IV*rh 14) c. f a l l f • » B 11. t« M Men I yr I 1 17 s.. I c a11 lif. N -« Vvrti f tiiTAI, i **ta l lit Its ! i* \ s 8 ix t 18 T iin o r n ii r u lin g A T K W A T 8 f lN < T .lI* IN 4 l JA« K s «» N V IIJ * l 6u W A Y C IIO H M A.NI) i? x i d w i m i r o n .\ j i H o r n J PC. It It »D U N U IN U A T A ll. I T tm .W — i i ear« pa**r«T—I'oto* ! tiiRa* Y«r4a J. Savannah «. I’ ltlri* r •• *. S > » York i. I'ln nn n.ili &, Game* Keep olf From Door » ATHENS. Ga.. Jan. ’ —Ilnckfield Coarh Bill Hartman |b»« joined the Army—but UN' ' University of Georgia Athletk Deportment i» too happy to know or care. 1 Frankie Sinkwich and ~ ^ • ' ’ V ^ u m x 'tT tn m tV -V ^ innkWLfh l.GANS—llu llpr l,„.l.-rsr.e„ |? 00 I P»PY . W*H *>• b" ck next fail. University -l’reirldent H I i i n i r r n — tv»« nun <.»• 20.('al.lweJI brought the n u o c r n u - 5 . t t.n m i e m *»a nn Atlanln conference between I3.7J l M l l t t u n —T « n Hulk f i r i«« try Georgia Selective Service effl)3 » no |o !» .'•*• fa*w lileha r rial*. lt**«t. Ilfvr tl 3i *1 *a« I'hli'pkP, I*re* alen. Cnblwell made 7»o Ort* 11.33 mention of All-America SlnStl*.\ ltllt* T 8 ----|v»*i linn S.».- t.i CIV »ieh iin.l Georgia', Orange Bowl . T a t r u r u n K it •*r 11 . ft : . I f K t e K I l Y — 4 *rai»«. I* •* %«. i«e >'hnni|.Hin* - but a n.ilUon-doIIsr $ t 7 4 — •*.*«. w . I | 4» 1 ; V. b-itac)- rntildn't have brought U »4%i *:i . f . i i y i i i : . \ m i n i r .iiv < r , : . aider grin to the little man, I H i* 4 O l.I. V ltP S — l»i.« It.in .n. 4i«>.Gooch Wally llutt.x. Even the f I 3 H H , I .V N T -> tin I I 1 1 II <, 'f Bill Hartman * didn’t ‘u H » u.x i « ....... 11" ciui'i- II .(.liver. IVally just nn« ; ns* t f it u n « .* v noiine,,l he'd ink# on the Job I $ i : l . »|H o 4 *t.la . . I IO N K Y —<lal I* *11 1 11 **iaf •* in ... him-elf ! m m , f I IIH >| 4 . ll 1 i'n lr,, Georgia selective »er1 Iei:TT tM *K — le fh rv r * .i 1..t ........... change their eel, II ll> In I .1 •» I 4. L 4Wit 3.4i* lei live mind, it mean, Wally O N I 4 VN8 — In ./ It..., ^ «dl have imp of the .South's tap OHa\.N«Vr*» 1 ‘ . football i«.:im, next fall. RxeepV Bag N 3 4i k 0 . g o n ly C l i f f Kintaey, bloehutg I* A |IS I.I 7 Y —I'*./ I I . . FKAft— It m ll|.r •••.1 . •'it. k, and Tommy Grcette, tA<k— 43 so 1. -, he’ll have Ivtck the Nifrtl rri-ruiia -fin iit-r i ... ,•.... 1 - . iir t .n g lin o -u p which whlpjMd P O T A T O E S 11..1 1 1 , . . A •Urate* 1 1 |4> . t| .i.t 1 * . . .11 fexa, Chriitian 10-J0 nt kflnml t l 3 ^ —11 |.». 4 l ' r n . 4 m V ." V.-nr’, Hay. And In addllii'* * \\ r n ,r 4 11 1>•>7. lie rvpect, to have the —H 7. 3** I I MI.* 11 ...» vice, of fin, l-etcha,. i:\P lM H K S In .» It,,,. M I'IN'.\t*l| -*'|»n lip* ........ met Th 1 more wingback who would have' 7le— I I n.i iday.d first ,trlng in 1D41 hot p m A W i t i m i t i r s im ».i r „ -n f o r t.vhnlcal incliglhlllty, and R \V T |' 4 lT A T O i:S 4 U I* S ,. k . I I Inll-toting Charlie Trlppl, - I t <i PPL M < |rA N || V F I .H H V I t.i if,., ft : >vn« likened to Sinkwich na 1 to 13 S3 fre sh m a n s ta r la*t fall. T X N o r t t |N i:? J 1 1 • > . ...... II n r p o u t > ». a t ttx rn n n a r t T i: r t i iu r n , UAI I KI T a n m i . u i oi < c u tty i m i r r .c im n t .t : u l i i . iit M u lr w mp lea I 2 i4»i I .1 Sinkwich Will Lead Georgia’s Gridtf&g FARMERS’ MARKET <\\itu»T Niin*Mf:.vT8 o r i f i .i: hy i \ TI1K* lU t lT M ) ITTA TICK r o l l TIII'KKDAY—fum iida 7i r*n- Today Norton annooneed announced that Kyla Meld, the Aggies* Aggies' Stadium, to the college, When A and M. receWrd $43.000 -from the Cotton Bowl game Jan. 1. It cleaned up the debt against th 33,000 rapacity atabefore the boqds dium 10 year* j matured. Started In 1020-27, the »tawaa completed in two d lo m wi yean at ia coat of $341,000. 1 4*ooI Man * 7 Ttrrlb!# Tim iNorman AmlrawaS K in * Pwppr PAGE PtYE RUM# R *t% »lU « coffers. m s— SANFORD. FLORIDA VjUV PUQUE? JUST TELL H C g—SHKfe IE2EIMW6 t LlYiNO-j— BOOM.1 HAD ONE w A jr r t n 8*1* UBtKO FKED» ItTosAtoi’aOra. SOLAR DEATH USXD 1 •nit large r*. Bam f t f t .* Orthree LONE * ER- RANGER By FRAN S' j| 1 �t I •• . 'H r r ’— . . ------------ --- 1 'V* V W v 'T *.2 <’/ ' '■ ;'..------, ■. ;rr ag a g iE V V • V T.*» - * ( *x rf*'^TttJy * *• v ‘ •* mH*1'• PAG* SIX ■ H 'V rg?. 1. . • [ f i SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1W2 L J 1 I t '' Editorial Staff Df K IIW A IIII a u n « r .i » . i * » # r •«, I U m « I « i K illa r ,K K A IIIIU L L ■................. M <I ^ J J k, d i r Ta i i i w C N t l f r*4 lf#r . I n n a K llltra f.V R irkiM t M ll»f ly REPORTKIM . r .T . a . i'fcajwl c«*rr % ...... M a r g »«H l« K n » R l H a a R p v lr a i l i a r k H v r r l v * P rv v ta v I.M tlllv H a ll. M a r « « # r l f # K a r a a a * • fa a v t Q a a r lv r a i a a — 1^1ffar* tfa rjn r le Ilf lira P a l ria l a lla d s a H en n a a M IIIIH a a K a lk r y a W l f l l a a L a v la # K l a r l f r t a lla k a a a a * U H va P a rra II P la r v a r v W a lla J-rnrm N m a il m iff M laa S ,' W ln la a . l. lk n r f f R a n la ll K a llr y i M ila n Karin| n iN . . . A lira T v a p » « _ .. U 4« ( * l # w « l l MOWS V.4Umt R a a tla a l# I 'a a a l r Nrfcaal S tttm la r i k H a k t l ja a r a a l ia m rla a a u f a r m ln n la I I '* * arban|. H a l* P-alar a a a a k lr A. Ilaa * *f l* » ■ Id ' 'V FACTS ■ Fact*, fuels, ami more facts!!! There uri many inInteresting and definitely unusual facts in this world of Curs that many people fall to hear about. These facts from nations to individuals to cities to sports to other tihaaea In our every day life. , . . An enumeration tfiven this following list of facts. » Douglas Hyde, a Protestant, is president of CathollcE dominated Eire . . . The real name of Emperor Kang Teh of Manchukuo is Henry I’ u-Yl. . . Eighty-three year old Carter Glass (Democrat of Virginia) is the oldest member of the United States Senate. . . Governor Harold E. Stasaen (Rcpublcian of Minnesota) Is the nation’s youngest governor. . . Cornelius McGillicuddy Is the real name of Connio Mack, famed president and manager of the Philadelphla Athletics bnscball team. . . Bolivia and Paraguay jure the only landlocked countries In South America. . . James Naiamlth, the lato athletic director at the Univer­ sity of Kansas, Invented basketball. . . New Yorks Her­ bert Lehman (Democrat) Is Jhc only Gqvemor st»ll In ofthat waii nerving when Franklin Roosevelt became ildent In 1933 . . . South Carolina had four United BMitea senators within a two-month period. They were James F. Byrnes, Alva M. Lumpkin. Roger C. Peace, and Burnet R. Maybank. . . Surprisingly Minnesota Is t h e icmmost state in tho Union. . . S!x cities (New York, vjgo, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Los Angeles) In the ited States have over one-million people. . . There are three Independent nations In Africa. They are Egypt, mJ b y King Farouk; Liberia, controlled by President M n J. Barclay; and Ethiopia, dominated by Emperor klla Selassie I. . . Senator C. Wayland "Curly’* Brooks of nols and Governor Sumner Sewall of Maine were heroes ; the first world war. . . Since Florida waa admitted to [• Union In 1846, they have had 28 governor*—beginning 1th William D. Mosly and ending with Spessard Lindsey Idnd. . . Argentina has two presidents—Ramon Si- Cm reacting) *nd Roberto M. Ortiz (111 for the last several athi). . . Costa Rica was the first nation to declare war 'Japan. . . Royal housea of Europe Include the Wind? f Britain, Hohentollems of Rumanfa (They are con'with the German branch of Hohenxollerns), Savoya V, Karageorgcovitch of Yugoslavia, Orange-Naaaaus Netherlands, the deposed Ilapsburgs of Austria, deposed Bourbons of Spain. » . King Christian X woccupled Denmark Is the world’s tallest kin*. * . of Iraq, only six, Is tho youngest king In the world Jx-Klng Prajadhlpok of Thailand is the only king kfe taken out employment Insurance. . . Mayors of JVa three largest cities are John T. Alsop, Jr., of nvllle, Robert E. L. Chancey of Tampa, and Cliff rider of Miami. . . Ellison D. Smith (Democrat of 'Carolina) has served longer than any other man lu Jnltad States Senate. . . Adolph J. Sabath (Illinois t^) has been In the Houss of Representatives long. any other man. . . New Orleans Is the largest city south; Atlanta Is the second largest. . . Governor A. Hurley (Democrat of Connecticut) waa once ill star. . . Senator Claude D. Popper was born lu Senator Charles O. Andrews Is a n a t l v o of md County, Florida. (Ta learn, by observing minute tacts, much more about rlgulng world of oura. Close observation dally of era reveals many unusual facts. —By EDWARD MARSHALL. r irta Shots Student Council Asks That J Pupils Be Used As Substitutes •hooting ayes of Billy Flontlni Robert Lao, and Warran Dante . . . . Gonuisca ARE athtettealky Inclined. Earl Jstar and ttevld OaUhci. who a n lnellnad ta ba a IHtte on the "smart” aids, art now both playing aacond string. , . i Suggestion: Mafba “ Mic­ key” Truluck could plsy better basketball If bo ceuld waar bit glasses. y JACK HERRING “ ) with number two -of sports potpourri -eek In my snort, I astounding statement rd and Orlando would comments on tha sach Other In any Since then I Class Meeting Is ___manta on tha . pro and eon. . .The Held By Freshmen U that It Is a tha two schools By MARY RABUN Bg ao long and Tha third meeting o f the grant that they Freshman Class waa calted ta the seriae but order Friday by tho pr illtent. your reporter) Nell Powell. The mlaitaa o f tha at tt'i a pretty * upon a tlma existed an pravea oy use erase. between tha —, a« a school j outgrown Ianat a proportion i* Mntfnua 1art to tMjMdo, "WMt #• By LUCILLE HALL Th« meeting of the Student Council, held Jan. 10, revealed tha plana to be presented for using students as substitute teachers. A committee composed of Sylvia Melsch, Edna .Ben1karik, Edgar Riggers, Ann Stine and Edward Marshall, was Iappointed to work out the plan to be pretented to the faculty. The motion was made and car­ ried that tha etudent faculty and parent actielty day would be set aside for Feb. 17. Delegatee to the District Btu. dent Council Convention In DoLand laat month lad tha dlacua•ion about tha participation of tha local Cornell In school acti­ vity. Tha deleeatci who attend­ ed thl* moating ware: Ann 8tina, Edna Senkarik and Ed­ ward Marshall. Tha Student Council accepted the responsibility of idling ticket* to tha Winter Park Klwanla club mlnitral that waa held Jan. 22 in the High School Auditorium. S. H. S. Rumblings S.H5. SASSIETY Your rovlug reporter haa been •o buty working on the Celery Fed (plug! thla week that ho hain't had tlma to go snoopnj In tho hall* gatherer the lateet personals." So we thought this p—anything to be original, you know, Hal 'SMILING THROUGH*— ANN STINE (have you noticed that Glamour grinT) STAGE* DOOR" - THESPlANS—Their play given lait Wednesday waa a wowl) “ INTERMEZZO" -BERNARD DEETER, and hla violin. SUPERMAN" — BILLY FLEMING “THE THIN MAN” — CHARME PARK MAN H U N T "- VALAJUE WELLS "D a r k VICTORY" — peaceful sleep after eemeetrr txama, "THE GREAT LIE' Super­ man can’t throw an army tank three mlleelt (only one) "A TALE OP TWO CITIES" —rANFORD AND ORLANDO. "THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST” - Mr. MeKAY’8 announcement! over the apeaker system. “CONFIRM OR DENY” — MOTS affection for BILL. "BILLY, THE KID”—BILLY BRUMLEY. "GLAMOUR BOY" -B O B BY CALAHAN YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH" —EGGIE HURT (Ht’a working ■I I.ANEY8—vou know) "PLAYMATES’* — SHIRLEY EICK AND EASIL JETER. “ CHOCOLATE SOLDIER"— - J O E ; LOUIS "LOVE AFFAIR" Patty HODOE AND DAVID OAT- *■ w h o r r u c By MIRIAM SPEER Seminole High School la making every effort to win the beauttfol picture of Pres­ ident Rooaevdt, which waa presented by Ned Smith, chairman of the local com­ mittee for the nUef of In­ fantile paralysis. We reallae that Seminole High hai groat competition from other schools In tho county. All of tha flrat per­ iod daaaci are donating to thie fund. Wa will win thla wonderful picture If wa con­ tribute more per capita than any ether _school In the county. Monday, Jan. It, In honor of General Robert E. Lee'a birth­ day, a apeclal chapel program waa held at Scmlnola High School with Rav. W. P. Buhrman of the Flrat Methodlit Church bring the principle apeaker. In the eourie of Rev. Buhrman's ipeccn he mentioned Gcneml Sherman'* march through Georgia and in a hum­ ourous way stated that all people present from Georgia could kecd their opinion of him. On ipeaklng of General Robert E. Lee he •tiled that Gen. Lee waa one of the brmve»t aoldlert ever brought forth in American history. He continued by men­ tioning one major Mttlo where Lee made a great lacriflea Rifle Competition To Gen. by dividing hla forces Into two Be Held In March part* ind then outflanked the rankles by a rearguard action. By FLORENCE WELLS . By dividing „ , his forces . . into two The William Randolph Haarst P*™* ,PU‘ » «great Cltiren Marksmanship' Compel!- |,tr,ln “ P?" the Hank first to however tlon Is .presenting Its second an engage the enemy; nual Junior Rlflo trophy Comps with confidence he ted his men to a victory upon thla front. tltlon from Mar. 1 to 10, 1942, Rev. Buhrman continued to Inclusive. It Is indorsed by tbe United comment on General Lee by say­ States Army, Navy, and Marina ing that he whs not only a great Ocrps, the American Legion and soldier but also a . gentleman. the National Rifle Association. When bis staff or men made The competition la opened to mistakes he took all responsibili­ any rifle team In the U. 8 , the ty- * . • . ' On concluding Ms talk. Rev. members of which have not yet reached their nineteenth1 blrtk- Buhrman stated that he was m at the time of the firing of very, proud of Me father who the match, without entry fee. served as ■ lieutenant under Except that no rifle team en­ pen. Lee In hla army o f Vir­ tered In Hsaret R.O.T.C. shoot ginia. In oae small squlrmlsh may compete In any matehee of when all officers had been kilted. the Hsaret Junior Rlflo Trophy Rev. Buhrman’s father led hl« Competition, end no member of men against tne Yanklcs and team participation In the R.O. won ths batUe. T.C. matches may compete In the junior dlrislon shoots. This does not prevent tho stu­ dent* of any school, whether or Vocational School Mt It Is represented by an R.O. T.C. unit, from forming dllien clubs snd entering the Junior competition, provided that no The typing studente _____ helped members of such dubc are par­ Ned Smith last week by typing jiina ticipants In R.O/F.C. matches. letters for the Infantile Paraly­ Each team will consist of five sis Fund for Stmlnols County. members, all scores to count. No Ma/y Georgs want to Orlando dB* may fire on more than on# teat Tuesday morning prepared im. to taka a Civil Service examin­ Ths course of fire ta 10 shots ation- Her- supplies Included a >e, 19 shots offhand on off! ter, a. table, and • rabbit’s !"♦. ...... ........... tarN.R.A. 00 feet galtery tarWa - hope the rabbit foot [J * * * tr‘# / / »t |»M\ works* If It does, some of the ma It l ia d ' limit, rest af m will be borrowing IL roles of . Mrat, .Wsahburn: "WIUlam, you aught tq .taka chloroform." • ■ k to mftrillfcmi “ Wha teaches HI". viWe ijra :gUd||te aqnoanca the enreRmeat o f sow pupils who ■re;. PsetF Tiller, Beta Chapl" t lu magy,Olive DlnkeL Cteydn Forllki 'to JMd grapn. Thao Waite, Mrs. Gain. ould Ilk#''to •on, Mrs. M-H. Spencer, Mabel station,' ‘ cdll Aay labee,. and Mrs. Batten. Wa Schdol ernes an sorry to loot Mrs. McCall. r York Jour- wJte Is- moving to Tallahassee. Booth Betty Colbert, who Is working *• »•'( |iStreet far .Dud*, and Sons, haa already ■■ w tetaed a promotion. Augusta Clause la also working there. Dorothy Rungs la working at Chase’s. * WHO’S WHO Bv PATTY Hello. . . .How are all of youT It leemi that everyon* la really clothea conidoui here at achooi bcciuse wa can't help but notice all of the atrlklng enaemblea. MR. McK/uY McKaiY heads heada the list Hit thla ilh hit week with hla dignified dark gray suit, white shirt, and bhm tie. Unusual shirts are all the rage with the stodes. To mention a few we noticed HUEY "SLEEPY” E*r I WELCHEL’8 long cleaved blue sport "job" with white stitch around the roller and raffs not to be outdone are BOBBY CALLAHAN and BILLY FLEMMING In striking maroon shirts. DAVID OATCHEL haa a raval blue duraUae and TAYLOR BROWN’S shirtII It's black kelly green checked. Did you paUca that HERMAN MIDDLETON wore it In the Thespian playT LOUISE NORDGREN baa a classy aqua wool Mouse while JOYCE ADAMS and BCLLY BRUMBLEY go for wind-break jackets. Joyce's Is teal tins while Billy's la rivtriable with ’ tin on one side and tha cutest blue plaid on the other. Our new, already popular stu­ dent. MATT HA8BROUCK, a whlta sweater with a pearl gray oka and waist bend- Glad ta Matt. ova you with KATHERINE looked stunning •be1WVf*1u bqv.and multl-colorad floral print skirt. MARGARET JAMMESomphssited bar cheery personality Itaka were a rad vest and a rad aid aklrt.f. , .<n r 71 Isn’t ANISE - WIUTAJtEft utM luckiest thlngf She la now the proud pi n p w iia fv » | g « M ir ‘ h ttvin -U her far gradaai • Vnj Aw anltebraw* * , . . f 8TINE m a n a,gMWl . CHEuu • ■ “ OUR TOWN"—SANFOnr '• eolerad patchwork bamnte and. •iNOTHINO BUT TiHF MA GRANTHAM boaaU f f a , w. jv * TRUTH' McKAY TRULUCK knit man (Joktl!) ,; ^■BLONDIE"— MARY CRAW».HB. student or taachor and 'BROTHER BAT" —BILLY a n ta> guess wko it la. ■Fun dent f u - ; , vni;'-t >' UHH) EPPS i . • lill.M you thtakl | ■ ■" 11 *K|f' .'BROTHER ORCHID" —JIM­ Student Describee - : MIE RIDGE "LADY RE GOOD" (to ma) Life A t Seminole BUTTERBALL TO NANCY DKIHTON “ MY OIRL FRIDAY" -M O T Seminole High School—better WIGHT and ORIEN FARRELL known as S. H. 8-— • place (•landing data on Friday.) where 000 students gather five “YOU CANT TAKE IT a week ta study things they Sept 00, HIT, In Sanford. WITH YOU’n. 11. WIL­ days know nothing about — where LIAMS wtM tho admiration of ovteachers demand tog much home­ therm and **THr. DEVIL AND MI88 work and tha itodmta, somawrits sport JONES" — FRED DYSON and how, manage ta got by with MARJORIE JONES. half of It—where tha frw "CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT" are beginning ta know their wav —Oh I unhappy day. about, sad the aentera still dl>*• I BM riLA RAT. D,CTATOR" - raci them wl)k - -a . pal air—whan n i w n it la man class;''lot a FACE"—ANY ___ _ the 'Y-bofl 4aN* •THEY ORIVE BY NIGHT* drawing Individuallam In their . ntUS?™1- ■ M ? irS ffrs js K _______ Wh o u I k 1 * m , : m « * » • Walla startle pedestrians a n d motoriata alike by falling flat Farit Aranwa ‘ u m a i F0WE"" - " l'v,A onAooordlag ta "what bapi f ran hrto a blackout 1 "that ain’t White an tkd ___ mu. *te onto, wa worateg If "I got rid of the nolat Vaughn ever fmrad oat wfci of my ear. 8h« site the lightning bogs weal Sari front with ma now. the blackout) S. H. 8,’a alt taU drink Tbare- gf. JSSKKlr . SH z s & ’m m By M A l7~ IA B U N .. S 1 4 rrs ." K W ’C t ^ Meeting Is Held By Pan-Am CM> — ...... .. speaics At Seminole High s s jr — are . Housewife: "Yea, ill give you a handout at one condition. Did of wood In tho yard!" Tramp: "Yea, I seen IL" Housewife: "You should mind your grammar and aay you saw Tramp: "la d y, you 1 ■ee IL but you •ain’t • •aw IL" . Tongus Twitter Toughs twister* bare always been amating, but wa have, ana (bat wa guarsalee will sand aay Guard Academy, which is locat­ By HERMAN MIDDLETON Prof. T. W. Lawton who spoke ed in New London, Conn. To en­ on “ Faces," was the fin * speak- ter the Academy you must be itraduced by er introduced b; Emmatt Hem- between 17 to 22 yean old, a last Thursday at____ the___ regu Mgh school graduate with two don ___ ___________ lar assembly of tha students of year* of algebra, one year of plane geometry, one-half year of Seminole High School. Mr. Lawton staled that every trigonometry, one year of phypenon of the thirty-billion--who *ic»t one year of chemistry, and have been bom In the United six optional credits aa* Latin, States have made facts, bet only English, science, etc.' When you 0,000 have made face* that have grsduate, you have a Bachelor of .Science degree, and you are been perpetuated In history. The speaker continued by say­ eligible to be commissioned. aa ing that a P. Q. (personality an ensign. T h e motion pictures showed uotlent) which I s obtained trough our work and associa­ the advancement of the Coast tions Is just as Important in Guard from a small flotilla ol making a good face an an I. Q. ships that were used to protect Our manners, conversation, and the maritime interesti of tho meditations are also important United States in 1740' to th e in making a good personality. Urge, capable fleet that It la to­ The speaker concluded by day. The training of tha cadets telling that a good P. Q. is es­ at tbe academy was also shown. sential If we make a success of They learn engineering, naviga­ (our life. tion chartering, radio, etc. This Lieut. MeCue - of th e United learning is put into practical use States Coast Guard was the sec­ when the cadets take two ten ond speaker. Before he showed month crulrsc about the world two motion pictures—“The Unit­ during Ihclr stay here. ed States ‘ Coast Guard" and • This program was enjoyed “The History o f th o United the students body, and they States Const Guard"— Lieuten­ look forwsrd to the return of ant MeCue g a v e the require- 1Superintendent L n w t o n an-J menu for entrance to the Const I Lieut. MeCue. a SOUTH SIDE In chapel on Tuesday morning tbe expression pupils of Mrs. George A. Maffct gave the fol­ lowing program: “ Don’t" .................. Betty Cooke “ The Beggar” ... Mildred Milter “ My Bweetheart" Shirley Li*k "The Grocery Msn" ............... _____ ___ Wesley Hnmll, Jr. "The Trade" ...... June Vance “ Too 8low” ... Barbara Woolley "Being Twins Is No Fun” .... Nancy Reel, Phyllis Shame* "Hungry Girl" ...............: .... Margaret Ann Howa.i After this program, a short program waa given by yaeh class in achooi on Robert E. Lee. Poems, songs, and stories were presented. There were very few pupils who did not buy dcfenio stamps persoin geofy. J u t try to muter fallowing: "A skunk sat on •'1 stump. The skunk thunk the stump stunk and the stump thunk the s»o*nh ------ “ Evan though more aattena are hivaried ta World War II Uma ta World War L It’s stUI diacolt ta regard the test cenStet aa ju t a praitmtaary boot. I I I * Natl apologtata would hare ua bellevt Hills r didn't go to Bepehtaagaden to mend his shattered ’ •teetailkt *•*?*• - Coopor la U*|nr<«y <tay were wall n atantel fag b+i Uur tho flrat------* Harry L*a*a Hand's sixth tV v \ j Dunlaa m IT - OTTAWA. J«n. *4, — As a result of serious local short­ ages In Canada, certain pulpwood products hava been 'plaeod on tho list of articles Ur which an export permit must bo 1ob­ tained before they are ihlpptod from Canada, Trade Minister J. A. MacKinnon announced. _ But, said Mr. MacKlonqn, the Intention*|a, to avetdt"atiy undue dislocation"'of normallaenpHea of both for Canadian and States mills. *" ■*'— 1 J t Mil l- .(1 ' -By WILLIAM B R T Ctairtl P in t W iltu .., nerves. Maybe he juat hunted < THE BAN on long range weather forecasting, to avoid home to superintend the hanatag of the wallpaper. ^ giving Information which may Sa o< use to tha enemy, la going to make the life of picnic planHunelinCt Job gets feugker' ■era tougher than ever. aad tougker. * Jmag/no ketag I I I forced to send a ho/Mey greet­ ing 10 Ike Jf/hado of /span# Alttr a survey •/ department l i t etere eaekange counters. GrandTho news that there la geiag pappy Jmkltu says most talks to ha a ahoetaga af golf bates as­ apparent// did tkefe Chrlitmas sures w that a tel of psepta wo swapping «at/r-| ( . i Canada Cuts Down Pulpwood Exports YOU'RE TELLING ME! - €»-ras h M on Tuesday morning. Wo want tn thank Mrs. John Rogers and Mrs. J. P. Hottxclaw for their kindness In helping us each week. Many a r e contributing their pennies and nickels for the nid of infantllo paralysis victims'. "Lesta,” the magician, and hla wife came to see ua on Monday, telling us of their show given on Friday evening at South Side School. M l*, BMXhMhtfd SAflOuks* 1 ■*' . v Prof. Lawton And Lieut. MeCue Speak To S. H. S. Student Body know will eajoy belter linspsrs aeal enanaer. . I I I Hitter now announces that the Russian fortes are superior In equipment and In men, II most com# aa a distinct shock ta German treopa to tear* that, they are only the second beat km , vincible army In tha world. By 10. SCOTT �■HRUggpp^wr"'• • ;;• '<■;:{ r ! \ v * '* 'v - ‘ A rty 1 • n ? Pi 0 " s’. . . BUY BONDS! f: * r • ^ ir t i «hk h w r>«t it * i * u u ^ . ^ s H -t r r r E h t • | „: , • .;,; ; xxxni j.x y -c 1 W a n te d f te r a lfr AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER 3 HANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. JANUARY 2fi. 1912 Established In 1908 Member Associated Press M M HER 12 1 R e p o r t “ Touches Subs Sink Investigation Off” Demand For Unified Command First Am erican Soldiers Land Sixth Vessel Oft In Europe Since W a r Started Atlantic Coast 22 Members Of Crew P f Tanker Venore A r e Unaccounted .F o r, 21 Rescued Norwegian Vessel * Is Fifth Victim Nipponese, Aided By Bombers, Push Ahead In Malaya A n c h o r O f -British Defense L i n e Is 42 Men Are Saved As Occupied B y Japs Boat G o e s Under (ly AaasHalfd r •*•«! 1 On the Malayan front the Ja­ * Within 12 Minutes panese pounded ahead, aided by WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. —4>p) — The Navy Depart­ ment announced today the m 8,01ft-ton tanker Venore wen torpedoed twice end s u n k o ff the Atlantic coast Sat­ urday. The vessel was the sixth ,a officially reported sunk and 9 the eighth attacked by ene­ my submarines alone the Atlan­ tic seaboard during the past two woaks. Twenty-two members of tha crew a n unaccounted for m and SI members rsscusd. ” Meanwhile, t h r e e torpedoes f y o m an e n e m y submarine crashed lato the Norwegian mo­ tor tanker, Varanger, at 3:10 A. M. o’clock Sunday morning, _ slaking tfeo 841# gross ton ship wflMs U minutes. It was the fifth ysossl -to bo suak. tin crew el II . . . fourth Naval District at Philadelphia. The ware landed at ta d b lo t - cam! <9 at t i l t ■wsrma of bombers and‘ the Brit­ ish acknowledged the Invaders had occupied Datu Pahat, the anchor of the British defenaa line, 00 miles northwest of Singa­ pore. Relentlessly pressed by Japan­ ese ground troopi and continuous­ ly pounded by fighters end bomb­ ers In Uto air, Britain’* Imperial fortes grimly held their ground and even carried out some suc­ cessful counter-attacks In the sol' try Malayan jungle 60 to 70 miles north of Singapore 8 unday. • The Australians, British and In dlana fought with dogged persis­ tence from positions which had not been generally changed In 84 hours, and were receiving strong support.from their own air force which battleJ Tipancse alrmkn and blasted tellingly at road* and Intersections In the rear. NVvcrthelsss the heavy nuracri tai superiority of tho foe perrklt tad poly passing optimism here ‘ iv’a communique Mid fighting continued sround Pahat anchor on Maineto Use weal, SO miles _____ t of Singapore, where ttle baa iegtd for several day*. I t ' announced failure, bofryer, WASHINGTON. Jan. a*—</T) tually in «^nicfl o n l y a few —The Rolwrt, coin mi scion’s re­ hour* i nrh <Iby But, while the IniiH pinned port touched off Congressional rr«ponpitiillty upon — the demands Sunday for a unified . major j... ,,— »»*j u,™.. .— command of land, sea and air two of fieri-, it found numerous force*, ami for punishment of other contributing factors: Effective Japanese espionage those responsible for the disas­ — which roulit not lie adequately ter at Piarl Harbor. There waa general praise from countries! under peace lime con­ the legislators for the thorough­ dition, Japan’, di-regard of interna­ ness of the report by the fiveman loard of inquiry headed by tional law in making the attack before declaring war. Afsociate Justice Owen J. Rob­ Emphasis In warning messages erts of the Supreme Court. The report, ma d e public by aent fiom Washington on sabo­ President Roosevelt l a s t night, tage and the possibility of a s a i d there was "dereliction of Japanrse attack in the Western duty” on the part of Lieut. Gen. Pacific rather than at Pearl Walter C. Short and Admiral Harbor. However, the blame » » , placed Hasband E. Kimrnel. the com­ manders of the two services in sqvarrly upon Short and Kimmel, who m the opinion of the the Hawaiian area a, the Japaneae struck on the morning of board "failrd In makr suitable Dec. 7. The two officers, the disposition. In meet suth an at­ commission said, failed to confer tack” and “ failed properly to on advices and warnings from evaluate the seriousness of the Warblngton that war waa imml-1 situation." It added: ’Jh«,0 errors of judgment nent and an air raid probable were the effective reuses for the at the opening move. One result of their lack Of t-ircess of the attack.” It noted. tno. that a destroyer collaboration, the hoard said, was that Short believed the Navy wa, and an airplane framed up to operating reconnaissance flights i Ink a small Japanrse suhmsrlno far off shore, when It waa not. just outside Pearl llarhor. 43 and that Klmmel thought the minutes !>efore the attack. It was Army was operating devices reported to the Chief of Staff whieh would detect the approach at the Naval base. No additional of planes, when these were ae- j alert orders were issued “ *•“- a’jjs r tJ tfc _____ i _____ . were eo _ ly cat off in tha area, four m FIv» mlu- weet of BukJt Payong, and were rd torpedo-struck. n u lle d t y air, the communique Tha ship aaak Immediately after Considerable numbers of them m tha third torpedo.” ■J4 spoktunan Mid that ap­ fought their wvy clear, cutting parently two anemy submarines through seven miles of Japanese machlnerun nceta that had been w jbr* engaged la the attack, scattered along tha trails to M N e d u i d this report waa un- rrinfprco rood blocks. Generalissimo Chlsnr Kai-Shek's m Tim en vy ha said Included two newly-atrongtbened air force, with 7 aatorsiised Americans. American volunteers presumably of tha tank taking port, has delivered a MW AR 41 from two imaahlng attack on tho Japanese Ufbboata by tha flaking boat Ban sir to a o .o t Hanoi, French Indo . ft w a r s jVntl SO mites off tho China, while his soldiers on land Mow Jartoy toa d , southeast of aro scoring successes against Ja­ 4 ) Baa tola CTty. panese forces in three widelyasperated parts of Chino. A thundering tlr armada of more’ than 70 Chinese bomber end fighters sprayed the Jsponeso boa# at Hanoi Sunday with 800 bomba and l«ft Uto Held a asm of flamas, dispatches from Kunmine m H *r old oon In Mont- t l f l o h S o s ho Tort mm m t r ,- r«t— Committee Solicits Reading Matter In Recreational Class “While see want technical read big to ootid to man la tho ser­ vice, wo also fori that they need a groat artay books which may be classified m recreational read- |^-a b-^Lg -- a ’ ab. tatho fortMT eloao ora being J w i -Uto Bod Cross, Mrs. Heogrtoa aaM, a number of worn«a Into m T perseauBy o R io I Jos. idr— r}tr«kngth Of Units Ii1 Not Disclosed American - F i 1i pino F o r c e s CounterAttack 0 n Island Allies Account F o r .‘M Japanese Ships In Macassar Strait tt ASHING I ON. Jan. I*. id") —Senator Thomas (li t tab) told the Senate tcriaj the I nilrd Slate* force- under (■rnrrri Dourlas Mar Vrtbur lo Ike I itlllpplnro totaled ■'ren-offd'' me-, when the Jspane-e began the Invasion. The Japanese ,lnee are re­ ported to have landed 700.000 or more trw p* on l.uiun l-land. when MarArthsr'* men were making Ihia valiant -land on the llatan I'enin-ular WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 8 —)A*i - fighting on the llnlnn Pculnlula on Luton I,land in tho Philippine, wn» confined to rel■lively unimportant »klrmi»hev I today on the we,l coaat, nnd tho vicinity of Subic Roy, the Wnr I*ep<.rtment repmtnl. Ainri Ic.n-Kllipino forei'a prrvlnu,ly banded the Japniir,,- a terrific -rt-lmck In the Philip­ pine- fighting, killing humlml, and rapturing large i|uantilie, of British Are Pushed)A. B. Peterson States gupplit1, nml equipment In a sur­ eounter-attnek. Importance Of De­ prise Back By Enemy In Ihi, “ antsahlng mkcc,-." a, Wnr Uepattmrnt'a communi­ f e n s e Activities |ht‘ BatUe I n Africa que Sunday happily dracrlla-d It, relieved an Immediately peiilnua The importance ami scriousni LONDON. Jaa. 24. M V ___ _ 130-ncri* _______ plant ____IniriMlnrtion ... nt Min mi. of Seminole County defense activi­ slluntmn fur the dofomlrr, and; Four mere Asie ablpa have strewed todayot.byo. A.B. ties waa atr been swish la the Medllerrew V" l ‘‘(aril, ijui' viji* tunr/trinur. AnclArth'ur,n* ^ Slat e* iv attempting In make up fait the hi*, of it, mldie _it____.a bm. lor Peterson, coordinator of the B d k m h 1British sabasariaea, l|jr 1ruppiy from the Kir Pan fir At Ihi* blot niii the t;o\i‘i nmoitl** Mmi hc tools County Jtcfsnac Council. |i slralty eaBounced te­ the Admin talk befora Jhc Rotary Club III knunter-attacli wn* thl^: . tonomiolji arc c»|h i with iuMht pUttlib to liurm e Ihi* yidu, l e ahlpo were two whieh he oowoed the dutlm o i l F«*r h n u r » lh« end have already lnered,«l the «.mmnt thr. Uakars, a tra*. fMy-ladea r“ the Varloya gjoup* under the illhad iwen hammering at Orn. ’ „ , . ______ i-eiasd traa» port, and .medlam 1 ,up. I. eulhelcl Ingtey. Defense IftocArihir’a loft (lank aOthored t imuml* fn.m j, ajpglB tree Top. lale,^ ... i.ibhe ■ r ih a lm eolrage ’u*— < »-• Council chaltmen. on the China Sea aide of the ( from flrven-year-oltl "guinea pig” tie. -, fu-t t.. l«- plant' d her. (Or SseesOalid Frees) Mr. Peterson *tnt«l that the Data.. Pcninaula Kre.h enemy |,(lll, clpert Br, (u jl|t„ ttl, lilt »V|M|| llimlt ill l| MlipIlllK to Libyan fighting o British irtncnt situation in the Jar Mat troops won* |«nurin(r i n t o lh«* , Cairo Communions announced that . “ not too hippy", that in Kur- fray from lm«t, and were Infll-1 " ’ ',r,Mluro 11 " rw *»” riy. A Vs fortes had pwohod the Brit­ ope, though the Ruasian* are d»- tratlng la-hind the defender* ish fortes bosk even farther to Ing a splendid Job at present, the lines. G u n , <>f Japanese war the region of_toulot Msus, only Germrns are apparently resting ahips. .landing off th e cuaat.) L tondjttoninKVn .rnw cto. m. .u'lp-n'inlt .i u .k .'o u '" J. L Kader Leaves For Maxwell * Field This Week Move Fri- Only II. S. Kublier Plantation W A S H I N G T O N . Jmn. 2*-— ( A P ) — Thr « r n » M l of Ainrr* ici*n A*n»% f ” rrcH in North* rrn |rrlp**H «*i*e *nnounred I ikU i hi StNTrlnr) of W a r Sllm«M>n. G rn rr* l Ri»»* »rl| P Hu Ur »•• I” rowmaml. it w «* Nnno«inrrd. hill thr o iir of t^r f*»rrr and othrr d r U i U wrrr with held. SprfifiraH* **llhhrld **rrr Ihr ilr-iBn**l ionof iinil^, other drtNilo **rfr wlthrld. • t r r n ilh . ihr |»oir I m of rmhnrlkatlon and Ihr d i l r « »»f -Ailine. Thr f*».cr h * * Ihr fir*»l In rrnrh Ihr Br lll ih l-lrw *lncr Ihr «t»rtrd i«ld r from thr ir o u p * *»f (rrhoirimi-s nod - t^ f f offirrr**, offlriiN litdirMlnl. Grnrrnl Hurtle recrnllk **8" in man* mmitl of Ihr T'liirl) • fmirlh lofjonlr> D h h ln n mI Cnmp ClnlSornr. L*.. nnd N nm<»n3 Ihr jo 'i n g r *! o'firrr** hi Hold rin k nmoiiK thr mojtir Rrn» Four More Axis Council Executive Ships S i n k In Talks To Rotary M editerranean Club At Meeting lit .Jehu U o f WlUIsm doy for L u z o n Fighting Consists Now Of Few Skirmishes Arrival Of U S. Army Forces in Northern I r e land Revealed Today Rv Stimson r 7’ "1|11^|-OU.efi|t *.! **" s s s n c - T : &.• m i «. s a r j n i r : s .* s 3 f i memnwhito, were locked In lion for u,eln. ;a u ,S h SSt j ^ ." ^ forcaa, a groat took •MC’lnfontry bottle In o vast triangle, extending to o point 40 smiles east of AgoM MM upon Uda bottle may dablft, lingo Uto f o u n t Britain's hardwoo a fro ape 800 miles across tho desert waste* of Libya. MaaawfUlo, weather - hardened Bad tmpa, making the moot of winter oondltkma extho Mtltinontal Europe n many a decode, were declared nrthor to hart occupied 84 oddltlonol populated centers In their groat uninterrupted ed­ uce. Ruasian sources said clean-up erqtlooo w on la full swing in oast of a 870-m|le Una from Um vicinity of V o Hi t l er’ s agbt ■ Oral and Kursk. rogton and that SO# mUts south of iV« Wan boon completely Mm rtpllpl, hart snaans, those Informthat the illes north> elmllarly Is be­ rj ztz s l 1- - *•- * ........... . lle also called attention to UuBut llu- w..y MarArthur. inthousands of miles of coastllm- stssd of cnnccnlrsling his force* whlsh this country U obligated to on the left eventually to he ovdefend and declared thrt tho sit- crwhelmnl l.y superior nulnlwr*. uatlon In South America la not put hla greatest vtrength on hi, too good. The value of the prrs- right—the Mantis Hay side of rnt County Dcfcnoe activities will the peninsula — and auduciui'sly ho shown, he addod, when thr firvt' altacked. bomb druoa on Florida. ---------------------------The Defense Council under Mr - Ti'r.' s ■■ ■ ■■ Ills t •weoo'lnlrel L'tillctl Slut.'.a «ml I>ult'h spit nnd air f in is , l.wki-d in n trri'ut running liHttlc with till’ J h|ihiii' , i' insaaion itrnui. In in t hi' SI rail of Miwh.i ,nr. have mink nr ilamagrtl al li-nst 1111 truiiaiH.rta untl i wurnhinH in Utc fnur i!u> h , ........ . |,„vir *bMt. ftjrht’ njr nml mny httvir ohnttiTctl nit ill tempt In invntlu Jnvn. Tin* nest few ilny, will tell ... wlmt stri'ligth, if i.ny, the Ji. |.i.lice uimmln wa- wide lo i.eKi.tlate the nsirruw -li..it.cut t.. the inner arc ,»f the Nether Inml* Ks,t Indie,. From Rangumi tfv»- Urilish (.niinmii.l iiiilTcate.l their linee«,t of Muulinein it r e l.i.l.lii.*% |film nimlnst Ihe Japanese ,lnv«Ahe.if '.mn men in the .Sni.fi.i.l j,om Tlmilan.l. siei. will Imuiii Mtt.-ii.liiisr the Contlnuou* attack* l.v Aineri,r""""u ......... . offered hv , ,-nn.|»ulcls air im.l uuv.,1 force. .govri iiiiient fmnin.-.1 vorHlional tmVt, Mlnk Bl I,.,,,! one more i Iriiiimir ■lefen-’ I . ...... .. -eh, el ... .' Mon Jr>tn,yer „ .1 another J*»hii*»«»n. . . Mix . . .III*' , , r Iki h ill. i lore.tri»ii*|Mirt m Muenssar of m IhhiI, rtltiMMHii'nl '*lt«v v**ll» llu- ........'• ........... Sltuvl. Ihe United Nols.l.s’ I’arlrvliMM’ of Ihi- n i"hl ^ VoCStlOll&l Defense J Classes Will Commence Monday ■ ■ —■■■— rrali. S " Tr llininp i g Two Houses Burn To Ground^ Others Damaged By Fire!.' fu- rniiiiiintMt uiiinHmri’tl l***luy. Two houara. Inratcl at Eleventh -''•.■loh for enrli eom-e. fly in if fu r lr iw ir s Aiiicriiiiii A Ini ifc part *»f thr n m ’kkwry eSlrrrl nnd Willow Avciiur Nml ocrunied ,fi l.y iiiai.na, negrm.,. wviv were u.illl'.i b.ime.l! >'l,»l"'" "l l>«- l1een received* here |U-.ldea .Inking » J » l '» " ,’’ '> “ w "oe a v *ev wv SB iinsuniiu , , 1 . u T r e ^ ^ i 1m-.iniry .... ,| •.......... i-m iiioUr III . r* . to the grouial• and• two ..(joining .im ......... dvr I* I. rip4*cti’»i rsp«-cled to toi trntiw|iort( tr.nsport. iforcil .core, u IhiiiiIi nil oil with presorvstlvo measures, ” t» w plunr* co* by fir................. of IM. week. Mr n u l« r . .n,l tho IDitchtmiir presenrs those things which are U l I I I C t A I b C V C I T C rBrl Srtur,Uv d«ms*ed net ion nljrhl> K|r. Chief I J-’h n ...eveu led . and r<hie,I th» ot.ng In th near and dear to us”. M i n o r T n i l i r i P d Mark Cleveland slated tmlay. . 1,11 " r ,l"' "• will b< -.1 score,I a total of four iliroet hit* There are 12 ctservaUnn post, *, . * ■ * a * ill* ra in * nmn | s s s vs-w i»i » • * oirm;. ,. a s | W ,| JN tlN IH ’^ O CltliPtPr^ H llll BI1* l v l 1 II U I illJUlIva fjn t r-gwi^-al Is.ls.r.MlI !•» ,*'"1 “ M'lv for »*«• by MomlBy. two Jr|»8IU’M' in this county, ha said, which are under tha direct authority of the .... ........ ........ .. .............. by the l L e .Wwhlch*flrrmen fought! *■-"- h'night - . ’ U-sn.l a " y‘.lav . " I|(l.r, Alll‘ a ......... Third Interceptor Command in ^No occupant* ol the three c* r»!f„r ln hour heforo ■uecee.ling In rnur-e*.mehiding ranging from tu« to A Dutch cnmmunlque lenortrd Tampa. In the svent a plane la that were Involved In a double » '/inguishing It. One house ravel eigl.l hour,’. observed which cannot i t Imme- accident four mile, south of San- In when firemen arrived and the „ , thA , , a Netherlands submarine ill »>llu iiimiiiK .inking • a• »" Japan......... dlately Idantlflrd aa friendly, the ford on the Orlando road Batur- linn otheri w w.j, srl.| to irt Ini jipit past the stage | M"> .......... .. veers of ni prii* |; ,0,1,,,, |u |'*“*** Command In Tampa la notified, day night were .rrioualy hurt. whori* ii cOuU br MVffl. J. A.| up «r»* «*lii*iblc l«» Join llu* I „|ruy|0f hu«l scurnl u t»r|M-«l*» Til* Tha Third Interceptor Command, although srvrral persona received WillUimi*. ownrr of Ihe hcuBTH. r«*> |\kitlifut ibHrui* ••nil t»» lake uiiyjon m cruiter. Anirririin-IMth Mr. Peterson continued, thsn. arn.l. minor injuries, Ktste Highway Ps- porte,l that they are envered by I H.ifjr , hl.v ,|„.y «re |fmre. previously l.a.l exacted out notlcsa to all ths Aircraft trolman G.G. Darty stated today. iruun»iur. Tno rilenl of lh«» mii- 1 • . . of . . the . . invader In Irnueii.lnus .toll Waning Barvlcea In lie district lo Edward Burney of Winter Park, | a'^vrilow aa^occuwi^t1" ? r r°f c « ,'thstP,An!“ u ” ,“5 ^ by lbo (ire "', l *tl.gether' will." th,-Stnt^' iV.'i’.Vr't-' Muenssar htrsit where a hug^ ba on tna alert. Thla la a ' V ^"sT ! fnLi . Vh#*Wolrt driv?rt bv »l t#l m*lc< * ' ' mint of Filucrtlion U BponMirins Japanese expeditionary foicc was message" which Is received cpmpltlc I |hf m ImhiI. which U loc«U*<l in w upurently ambushed sn.l trnp|Hol hinhpurtira In b*« P ollct...... ........w Julius ^KmJli *of I)»vLinB R«*mc^ I Rrf“ UJM• «»f iM-lwccn the Dutch isluo.U of thB . ueomn S yreleased & £ r t!o 0 J i Kenald-Lauah possible tu of determine ‘ ^ ^ - i h the i 1 ccause r ;J n0 which In turn notifies allE,tha com- 2 woe from nvf:j,v t|„. City,....ut .Sixth Street and IIomu-o and Celct>r». munlUas In tha county. A "re.I Um Mtmorirl Hospiul yesUrdsy the fire. Chief Mef Cleveland said. I French (■>, Avrnue. The purpose of Simultnneously, an Australinn maaaaga” maona that a raid I* after being taken to tha hospital "They wers ton far gone when | j p,,. iq,. I i, to provi.1.' skilled communique announced the Jnpon white o "white mcsaigo" Indl- after tha wreck, which occurred wc got there.'. "TfSwever, TiSwever. we man- Jdefense workers for vital Job* in nnese occupation ut Krvicng, In cates the all dear. about 4:00 o'clock Sunday morn- aged to savet tho Um nearby houses, ,.rf( defense in,In.tries. New trvlwqc}. . Prsaldaat R.W. Ruprscht who liq ^ though two or three of them f r ____Burney was In o Plymouth presided over the masting colled, c ty .the spreading coursrib BN lisrlosed hy Mi . J« hndriven ty t Aron McMlQxi nun. also or 15c,e __ _____ U _ m ____ sltsntlon*te dance______ which III im boii follow: Arc welding. 3:1X1 P. Defective mssjJd lnto __________________ Steering Park, that sms ba snonaorod Jointly by tha Ro* Winter Wli |» M. M.. to ll;lK) 4’. M.. U no d Lfona'ilub. Frl- tha negro*. A .00 M. M .. aml II p! m .'!Wheel Causes. Wreck to 11:1)0 1 ’ tMUItn Train Fare Increase r°iicMuijn doif 'night for Uto benefit of the Patrolman Darty. Mr. to 7:00 A. M. iMorvntlv seas speeding at tha Infutlte Paralysis Fund. Is Effective Feb. 10 H»al building. 8:00 A. M. tu | A defective strvring wheel wil Visitors at today’s luncheon In- time. The Plymouth was badly M *\ 4:30 1’. M . sn.l 7:00 P. M. lu . said to be thr cause of an acril i boys ware cludad Frank Wilfiama of Winter damaged. It was reported- ana settvs mill­ Gardoa. Haas Walkar .lent Sunday night when William of Titus- marks wars made orf Uto radiator WASHINGTON. Jam 26. IAV- 10:0o ■!’. M W “ of Morletu. of Mr. McMillan’s car from tba Ths 10 par Cant increase In pas­ ibar do not rills, Wado Woodward Woods Auto mrcbonlc*. 8;0t) A. M. to U lliers, Jr. lost control of hte ^ H fo ”. J. and Harry McDc McDonald and Cecil spars tlr* of th* car that ho hit. senger train fares will go Into 4:30 p. M.; .car, anil.smashed into a telsphon* About 15 minutes after tho seel effect Frb. 10. ' fo­ Hook of Orlando. i Alrnlune <*ngln<* s#rvlrr, 11:1X1 l.iilc and a roadside sign "n lb* ot dent happened, a third automobile, Officiate of tha Association of p. » . to H:1XI I*. >1., and 'J:IX» lake Front Boulevard opposite driven by L R. lon g o f Qrisndo, Amarlcsn Railroads, announcing P. M. to 12:00 P. M i 'U m Fifth Ihe Legion Hut. police irported they ran Into tba wrockad co n that this ysstanJay, stid tha data for Radio repair, 6:tM) P. M. to tod*y. maat- Tire Dealers Urged won still on tha highway, Mr. tha Interstate Commerce Commis­ tt:00 P. M . and 0:00 I*. M. to Driving a Plymouth sedan. Mr. Dirtv report*!. sion. wa* a|read upon by rail­ Iller* was not Injured, according I* . ip. M.i To Contact Peterson Carolyn Grave* of Orlando rat- road traffic managers In conclu­ 12:00 to pollen ami tha automubilu waa district Electric welding, 7:00 A. M. fared minor bruises according to sion with A. A. R. officiate. only slightly ilimaged. and 3:0d l> . M; patrolman, and two aogrooa Estints tad to add 1*8,000,000 to Every Urn dealer la Baaslnola mail’s car also wars ioiursd. railroad revenues on tha basis of Cetnrty waa argad today by Coarrests have bass mod* by their 1841 buatnss*. th* Increase ordlaotor A. B. PaUrsoa of the S.Tr^ ! Dotty. *ponding a thor- will apply to all farts except tha New Registrants May J.ETSJ Dsfanao Council to contact him 1 1-4-ceaLa-mite allowed member* Not Be Drafted Soon InvosUgmtteo o f tho case. at Um oratory In regard to on of military or naval service, ante*, ho rooslvid today from the traveling on furlough and to cer(Or I m m Is Is* Praosl extra-far* mi trains. fWa um •xtnHKtfi Dental Society Is WASHINGTON. Jan. 2ft-fA1 Navy Appropriation g Uto Increased (inOitly a few of tha P.000,000. will lo filed with *Srmm of all Meeting In Orlando men who will retlater for (Wise-1 Bill Is In Congress ____ .. _______ho near futon. live Service on Ki4-. 16 arc likely _ D r . H. Words Bncksr. Dr. L. •Tho boric ftret-cteos fora now is to be called to the colors sooo. WASHINGTON, Jan. 36. . H h S i t e ! bteta*1^ Brown and Dr. A. W. Kayo 8 cento o mite fas ell sections of officials Indie* le<I yesterday. —Con n ets rxceivol * 6|T.7t*^ . In Orlando today attending Uw country, white tho basic coach The bulk of the manpower In ■68,474 approprialinna bill. Uto Control District Dante! 8m f i n lo two coqta q mite In tho the Immediate future wiU com* Drgcrt In th* nsUenli history from Uto 17,600.000 already re- today, to flaaa-* the Na cists red, BelecUvs Service euthor- war obJecUv* of atulaf lUes sold. Th* number of men luaotlonad supremacy Local W eather over 84 year* of ago who win bo tolled to complete this rear's ” Ing program. • j.U i iW** a w . H (i sv , t# • - *w— #*Vn • — te J f* ., Persons Involved In Wreck Receive '»>•»»*»»• *"<• to ja s r v a : as _ TpwnMDdites Of Fifth District* tary.’SK e £ Jcor. ■ * . if : m -/ - - ‘r\ *»:> \ \ v ouab m m --u /: . 'r , . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1942 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 24, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 24, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bc0bbfcd45277f4b906dd7a153f77f5b.pdf 70289960f6b975242576486aa95ea1c7 PDF Text Text I .t THIJ1SDAY, JANUARY i j IM l UJS. Marines In cant commanding the gun craw “The mm bar* dma dum­ Iceland Desire said: my drill so often they maid do Shot At Krauts It In their sleep. They'll knock inner Of 6 Official Races, Hi-Guide Seeks No. 7 Tonight ) MGWOOD, Jan. 22—(fl| I-Guide goes after hla a ight victory In'an unde mason tonight it the SenfordOrlando Kennel Club. It le the longest consecutive w i n n in g streak ever compiled by a gr»Thoond In the previous six f t srie ibfjhe track's operations. ’ He appears to be In for his first serious trouble of the year, -.however, for the distance is the futurity and he fsces a sweet band of sprintere. All Popular Brands Free Delivery ARCADE L Package Store By OUW M1DM.CTON REYKJAVIK, Jan. 1 % - ^ — Twenty-four boors a day, seven days a week, VJL Marine Come anti-aircraft gunners watch the skies of Iceland, waiting for* a shot at the Lufwaffa. ‘ It is so quiet that you can hear the sentry’s footfalls oa froxen ground too yarda away. The Ujhta of BovQavik flow •gainst an Iron-hack iky. The blackout which has shadowed Europe from: London to Moorow has not yet leached Reykjavik. All around in the silence are men with runs, men underground waiting for the word which would set In motion a cleverly contrived defense Hyping the ikies with hundreds of rounds playing cards In Nissan huts, men standinr In the .darkness watching and listening. The«e marines can gat their guns Into action In an Ineradlbly short time, and. ara sagas to try thslr strength. ^ , “ I wish thev’d come.” said a private from Boston. "Wa know wo can knock .’era down.” Scattered throughout the wide­ spread post In Island are under­ ground communication renters, connected with n hidden directIon room which foatrola tW gun 4 Tr.on Tst* S Otlnk'e Imst Third Race—S-li Mile I t w l Hal# Delia naaSlel I Warning » nil ^r* I Dusty l>asnt 1 Small I’nurl « Nor.11 » Are Pilot t lady neea i Kina I’epsr I I 1 I I • 1 a F.urtk Race—Fatarily lll-llal claer Call OoMen I'a lace Itlp r a t Way Chief Starter (lay More Jerry Rock Cricks! Ann t O. D. Farrell, Frop. Phone »HS Metber BMg. GOING PLACES 7T7 4 Thera la a Polar Beer Camp Blattdlng, memt which must take • dull] nearby Kingsley Lake. Firs* and explosions ara seen on Vasgao Island, Nail convoy boae. al mandoa. NorwegUntroops also look part In the operations. « * {£ snenty shipping In addition to munition dumps, oil tanka, military aWec; TABLE SUPPLY TOP QUALITY LAMB SALE Local Cage Team FARMERS’ MARKET Meets Leesburg IIISPORT No. It STATW rsa u g g r There Tonight ssvroRD MIHHITT uisrKLLANitofa rwtrtr A«n Drlvs In today end let us check your car beforv you go on t h n l holiday trip. Let us check your Urea, gas, oil, water, . bat­ tery weter — We’ll give you our most prompt and lefOrient service. JUST PHONE 9121 8«eking to push their record beyond the 60—60 mark, tha Celery Fed cagrrs, winner of two contests ami loser In tww, travel to levsburg to meet the Yellow Jachsta tonight at the high school. About 20 boys will make the trip, and A and B sousd games will be played. The n contest will start the festivities at 7:00 o’clock. The Feds hava licked Tavares and DeLand ami hava bowed to Eustls and Ocala. "1 don’t know much about tha Leesburg team,” Coach MeLucs* stated, “but we hope to cop this one tonight." ’TV# Feds hava barn showing gradual Imnrovsment and are Bank Group Makes Offer T o Pilots has announced that make a sUndlng offer rard of »600 which will to the American airt or group of pilots desny Japanese, German or ipltal battleship* or airHere during the war. (wards will be divided imong personnel of the upon official declsrstlon errataty of Waror See­ the Navy that the ship iud VKUHTSStN RKFURT •f » i> « »*•*• A * * 1 „ J” **" ,_n. sin FLORIDA PRODCCTS BKANA—llu Hpr. TemUrgreen, IffiF-TM—Doe. Hun. tie to »Sv UltiK-rillJ—I* l,n Crate. IJ.SS to CAIt’ lAOK—Tun. Hulk, fair •« forns.ee tu riu.es. few klgher. i M j llpr, » U » - Chlneev. Cru CARROT*—Otis. nun. *S« to Me CKI.KIIT—Cra!•«. It RRil U. If.H to II.M CKleKlir lllAlmh-Orntw. COl.VeAllMH^-Do*. Bun.. Iti «• •{• Ki;«;ri.ANT-Hu Ifpr. $1.11 la'$».»• ailAPEFIlUIT—IU $1.10 HOox Orsgg. Dlois. , .am. H J l LETTl'C*—tester Crt. Iced. Is Probable start! , ItAS. Is llh night will fli ONION*—Dos. Uu Daniels at forward, high scoring (IK ANUEH—llos Iirjo. rumb. *t.t» Use Mr No.1I tits lisas Me Billy Fleming at center, and PAItHlJtr—Dos. Branan and Lm at the .gttafd I k aa - iim t i f r , tJam. lie to AM •miltlons. KIbAb! ' 1 J . * Irt 1*.$$ pKI'IIRIUt—Hu H 8. H. ENGUSH ^ fjg ) ^ WE*X LAMB Shoulder ROAST lb..2?c 4 LAMB STEW | I lb. 19c l* j Whole rib. 15c Shoulder Chops, lb .... 25c Loin Chops, lb......... 49c Rib Chops, lb............. 39c Pork Liver, lb, 21c |S1L Bologna, lb. 15c 1Lyko Lard 2 lbs. 29c CUTLETS, 1b. -------- 45c LOIN CHOPS, lb........ 39c ' jijURLOIN; STEAKS lb .3 ^ BONED ROAST, lb. 39c Saufnge, 2 lbs, ’ll ^W, Sausage, lb. 35c: |v »t a t o k r — n>n A’.u.'e.v A»d Your Gar. i saasN RtLLsto n o S i S i l Sr; It’ » designed especially to elimin*te b«d tque*kB fro m your *uto and enable* u* to give your CM » fetter lubrication Job It U em ntial for you to keep your car In good ahape, to make It la*t onger. Let ua help you do this with our rocking Jack—the only one of it* kind in Seminole County, R Also aee ua for waahlng, waxing, Good G u l f product* and peraonallsed aervlce. • Mrir cr r r iwrruod i*iv su* • day for Miami to visit with her ton., Lieut. Kenneth Jlarrlsop, who la stationed there at prepPit* ' 4' . I' Mr. and Mrs, llotcMi}aon of ••••••eg. •« Nails, be le Algiers, Baseball’s h ot Stove Season Is Just Hot Seat S ftte fp q -® . 29c •Ghutk Roast lb. 25c 10 lbs. 19c YORK APPLES 4 lbs. 19c For 15c Hubbard SQUASH lb. 5c Del Monte Sale M b ROY and BUCKY REEL • .i.o • : L> MONTH flOLORN Rssl corn mu. ...:.... i-ISv aena R » ir p mx AS *p E O ...... . ET THE THRILL ***' | A QLA8S PACK n IRARFAST u ih css �v>, f l -V ^ . r , , 7 : .-T .•ytwi - ,.r. ■w y ;■'«#• >i,v c1 *. B T' T v* t > ^ l . . ' « V A 4 - - V -x\1 - .'ol CTi/SEuT,7?3yT?-.X'. N vXrfc; ****ftt‘/ . , i A mir riw "5 y '? , It w# wh* to to ftwi It W» (t o to pnomti lavMata ttoee taiMtolhli prlvl*. n«fc»i U «IM teUMT. Ni I I iyVt », to f — - | }W ; r T r a l f o m WMTIUWUtnil . ■ S fc - ElUbUshMl Ik IMS «. volume xxxin * f AN INDEPENDENT i>AII/Y NEWSI'AI’ KK j f c i ' t -. v i v j - SANFORD, FLORIDA, FI JANUARY M . 1912 Member Aimoelated I’ reiw* MMIl KIl 121 ■to roops III | | j!| Daylight TestlJap Pressure Australia Appeals For Aid N orthern A frica Described As 'Increases In Fairly Good {Malaya Fight A s Japs Threaten Invasion Turn O n British Local Officials Say Tokyo Predicts Total Huge Counter-Attack la I n d i c a t e d Aa • Mechanized Force Drives 90 M i 1e a Naval Hero Raid Practice Was Ni.ther S u c c e s s Nor Total Failure Seminole end eight ether Central Florida Counties are still oh the "alert" after yesterday's sir raid waralag. Local officials slated It la possible other blackoal aig* nils may be received before the end of the 41-hour alert period tonliht at midal(ht. English Admit * Loss Of City Russians C o n t i n u e Pursuit Of Nazis 0 In Freezing Cold Collapse Of Brit* i s h Defense I it S t a t e Of Johorft I Ilf A a a o rla lH [Three New Landing In Philippines ll.v Foe Kndanuers G.S. War Zone Routes After Submarine Torpedoed Ciltvaira PW U) The British radio rei today Chinese gaerdllaa ed the Yellow Bea ai the Japan** naval • ten ef Y< k and eff feast. Mere than n v were reported killed. Fif­ teen American planes satiat­ ed a mej»r Chtnete aiaaah on the Jspioese base It Hanoi. lade-Chlaa capital. Diitchs Score Hits On Nippon Shins Defenders Rent Off Repeated "Attacks, Inflicting L o s s e s The concensus of opinion of defense officials regarding tho success nr failure of Hanford's IS, ttatHsirf Press I WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 1 . and Seminole County's air raid British hra-lquartrrs at Stafa——(A I*) — A m tirirrnl rr«|iir*«t m * « »i rw m r i m ) warning test yesterday after­ tr admitted Japanese pressure by t hr* Uni In I .Stair* A run noon wns that while the test British Middle East head­ increasing in Malaya ami that for a tl2.S25H72.47l apseas not a great success, neither the Invaders rafried out success­ j quarter* acknowledged to[iropriati. n |.» rmiwlrtirl 1 .1 .was It a total failure. ful Infiltrations ^elnw the main Oday that Axis mechanised OOO plan#* f*tr ciflnaIn downtown Hanford, the pub­ battle ares In the ftalu Pahoi j : toive knorkmii Mm*" a jt t r o o p s have recaptured l i c responded satisfactorily to sector, fit) nides north of fllngjL •ftil li» the H»ti*i» liktli .inti lha warning signals. Traffic pore. Agedabia after driving caat“ pm h npprmal *•»* Inkrn ceased and nearly all pedestrians An official Tokyo broadcast ward 90 miles from El for crantcil were off the street. Air raid said the “ total collapse" of the Aghella on t h e Libyan wardens stationed throughout British defense system In Join* 1 «*Mft ilfil |*rww*t 0 coastal road. The eastward the City hailed the few ears hore state is "impending ' MM Jn|i:int*.si- tr ->•!>-« tlm-ntthat were moving, and many added that the Axis drive may indicate a 1400,000AM ThU ft an tlnritw of the Latvian atetmer officer* nml men who remained iihoaril in an ened mi inv:i-inu nf Ati-rim-* people stood under shelters of Singapore island naval base vena full-fledged cou n ter-of fenvarious types during the test “ bombed." (Ciltvaira nfter it wpn tarpislofil by an enemy effort t o *n!vp'io the stricken ve**el w ••r e litt liuliiv nml --nilnngi-r-’tl •»ly# against the British In north which lasted front 2:19 P. M. to Singapore dispatches said the i Riilimaiine off tho Atlantic const with a |fl«« U e « t John D. Bulksley pirkeil up h> a lliulilinii ship, tin* limy. nn«l tin- I'liitnl Slnti-H rmili-s t-s Afries. America’s newest hero Is >:4I P. M. British, Australian ami Imperial of two livep. Twenty-one member* of the Cilttaken t*» \* w Y»»rk City. Till* ph»»l** ha* In'en lln* I’m-ifii- war zotn- wit It g On the Russian front, a bul- Lieut. John D. Bulkeley of New It was a different story in Indian troops are continuing 'aim ’s crew have b e e n put nahore at the **l#tln from Moscow claimed tho Yerk .City. He commanded « the outlying districts, however, stron<r counter-attacks along on i»ppi»'Ve*l ini jiuUiC.it ion by the Nil'V Mepiirto. three new Ininling.-. nt tienRussians are punning the Ger­ Navy torpedo boat which dart­ officials reported. Air raid war­ HO-mll* front across Jehora t hnrlcfttnn, S. (’unit tiuanl Imm\ while nine nier.t. i)i .iI DmigL.t. \lm .\i lluir'.-t mans In flight from Mojholsk ed Into Suble Bsy. Luton Island, dens were reached by telephone stpte. less than 70 miles from I'll iIiI>I>iin- (lel'.iuli-i- were and- have pushed 23 miles amt and torpedoed a 5.000-ton Jap- by the air raid warning service, Singapore. reporteil hentiiig off nil ntof that city at the rate ef six aseso ship. The fast Mosquito but the process was slow, and The strong British counterA lO ■wTwTi railva s day. tarks with IiI«mx|\ In.-tst-.-t. boat aroa under constant fire numerous unnecessary calls by which was planned ito blinding froea machine runs and shore) the public are said partly re­ thrust, general officers In a war roanAiMlruliu u|tpeuli*l l-> Wusb* sponsible for the difficulties totterito arhlle successfully car, .ell under the shade of tto ington iiu-l Is-u-l-u to- uiiif-irrefaced by the Warning Bervleo I rubber trees, was intended to m m ■its mission, meiitv. la Immedtattly contacting thel^iMtfy th# weetem British anA \Vii-Ii.nut-io <-»iiiiuuiii-|ii>> ito ■ 'a ■■ i — volunteer workers, who took ;ehor In northern Johor# state and St*hi Iiiult* rmiMly’* hit* uiul -ui-l .lopaoe—- u—niilt Ir-M-p«, reecribed stations throughout* to rescue the survivors of twe } Employee, of the Florida plant -trunxly leioft-ive-l, luiuu’ht*«l ulltHMlitui fur FVhniury will tto county. Australian battalions a n iK on* "extremely hruvy" iittuuks --illy l»| i r « > x i in n l « * 1 v half «*f lh.» Two reasons have been ad- Indian battalion which hod fire mi mher that Uii* rmiMly wn» to t>e met with withering trees venerd by officials for the eonfusion caused during tto test— mil !)m lock o f understand Iqg by mitu. luhllc concerning a daytimo the ng,. and lb* Inadequate fe­ almost rn used aa the- stomtl da In­ tha •thee- sector r a Hm* o f Sanford, form the publle aa to-the atarimmodto former tonee north, la reaW nwm eatoU ve woe apratau tlme o f tto “ blockout." to seise td ta qaerternmeter commanding be , o two-way boat 100 volunteer fire war­ Germans offleer at Camp Standing. ye*tortho town before dens met at th# Court House had a chance to get a foothold d|V, . * last night and racetvod Instruc­ jwta It. ( Tto •raw quartermaster “ •b *................ T .,r r J r r s z r ^ .s - s a iw v , Js = r • . Tho Red army men were plow­ mender toe served on the staff tions as to what they should do t a s f t ai#rurun* *.°I *rr*P WJ* ,n voluntarily Hank, an.l are subject to pro the poirha.e of Hr,-, or tolo- • t,IBI„ i ‘ ,„.i „ r„| " ing throegh breast-deep snow, of MaJ. Gen. Joka C. Persons during an air raid taat, II. B. dnM hTlirUj**^?** eo**u l ,r »*' by the employer*. Mr. Wright de. , ,r .u|j„„ jf (h,.y are not rla««i.......... . » " » violation* by [ . * Hrltuin ' Pope announced today. marching shoulder to akoolder •Inc* he wo* first, oommlsslorad While British troops thus -Jared he believed It offrred a fj,.,| inumollately. Ilire dealer., either In illegally . * . . .. Mr. Pop# and Trad T. Wil­ ' •oar tomptog the snow Into hard In 1029, and continued In that ,liam* . |, „ nrce..ary that we have «•»'»» • " r in ,h'' ,,rV hira »n X h t JUo.ao.-e'war’ ara co-chairmen for the aelted tto Initiative afield, the |"Wnvenlrnl an.l sy.temotle no thtracks for tanka and guns. Oth­ rapacity until his most rrcsnt Tire end Purrh/M ami «x -;(.arh man In lha rnrrvrl r«U*ir«irr I l,u" " f |»rvwfi»l«Nl •» '* h,t uiul r,tfht Ja| l,H -Water Division of the RoveI air fort# was Hi rionr«l truiiN|*4if t s in i Iuj er flying form*. flying user too military promotion. both In tha tl*firn«> of PVfMfil hi. uppn*rialion for; “ Ihr aiu| hi4 cari, f||e«l pn.iirHy/* Mr. Ihl* Colonel McRorv succeeds Col. J. local Defense Council. Instruc­ artion itf MncuMai, l^iwtvn Osnow In glldae*> powered with 8 inraporo aiwl again*! Japani •pltndW in whkh all lb**|rartrr | M > in| e«| ol,| • Inf on* thr I A I m I »f -ug g«*«llt»n* fur «:iv, tions also were given on the air props Ben, darted In an the H. SpengTer of 8t- Augustine, who proper Iran*port. r»pjoye*» rntrrr.1 into Ihc pr*»-; |.vll ,rt rrgUlraliun.** ;»ng l»rr^ lr..n. W. C- Sht rmun. . h |li*i npu nml IVli'lifi l v way to hand!# Incendiary Gannon flanks to deltvar hlt- had coaMMtaded tto ooatbern qusrgram. One large bus filled with | Stai.tire iuti-mlng ndminl-trabomba. Mr. Popo stated that the In Burma Japanese-Thal In­ outfit sines It was orA raid I y 17 b-Oll-r- mi fi-l-ll, All book-keetiing detail. In resTto totter was recently organisation to rapidly develop­ vaders using gun-totlng *U- p*ct to thr plan will be handled white rcgl.tranU wa. sent to 'lo r, al— w*. r--b-n.nl by Mr [ the I’liilippines' second m y, stig, 1^ h to, *w iot army organ, Bod ing Into ■ smooth wortidg unit, the i>r<--induction .tali-n in Or___ferred becsoss of ags and phanta as waddling tanka prod ) i-ter—o |grsteil enemy intent I- i«-< <l|-y y the office of the plant, thus Star, reported odralnlstraUve lain enacted by Congrats. ready at any tme to perform Its ded into suothern Burma at an­ relieving the individual* of aov Inn-In'- Armory fur rigi-l mill* """ty w®, nllote-l -i ,,th< r Islutul areus Jthirli thus fur so district of T o la on tho rank Taking Colonel MeRory's place vital dude*. Inry physical examination* Monpass* nger tiles uihl 17 passenger |),1IV1. , , rap-sl invusion other point east of the Gulf -if ineonvenieoce, Mr. Wright raid. * * lower Moscow fr o n t hod as assistant chief of staff, G*4, B. Petersen, co-ordinator Martaban, but British defend*) • day., nn-l on Wednesday three tubes for Eel runty, nml ■>! | ,vbu. about I.MI inilrs —till- of toon reclaimed. It charted that o f th e southern contingent to 'of A. |bus-loads of negro men were I truck lire- and HP truck llitvs, |Uj un ),|n,,,| ,,f ivim, ties .t h o local Defense Council, clung to position* east of Kaw' _ . , _ the Gcnpans tod destroyed 390 Major Mark W. tones ef Tells- yesterday telephoned tto com­ token to Orlando for the same -which I- r-llmutrd to Ik- half ->f 1 Is-rli u oinjih link m c-oiiminicIh villages, 14,144 state, farms, 100 has*** w to to* servsd m a n y pany In Chicago, which has an . . . , [purpose. “ We are now wurkng 1 the January iillocatiuii. In eonJ lion, In-I.rrrn the I'niio-I Slates the 70-mlle wide panhandle. u . actoris and U railroad staUenx as Ito motor officer. H* order from the CUy to supply V lC t O r iC S -n while anil ridured men who'nreliuii wilh the rationiii-r -f mini mmreupird M-cti-u- of the A sharp raid by ten Japan**-K U S H ia il - I n tho on a and carried away the vast movement of on air raid siren- Ho receive,! |will go in our pre-induction »ta- jllrrs. Mr IVtersnn stutwl thut :i 1 1liillppim-s. bombers and Id fighters left — CKlrtoallr all of Urn llrastoek t r a p s to Loulelana-Texta and Iftsl)*e*4 Ow N g t W rwl In EVbriiury,” Mr. Carter ' nilsiuiderstmiding ot the pur I The sombre picture in ihe t hinn ona hangar and a store hut LONDON. Jsn. 2.1.—Ratlsfac Jllsn In Africa. German General Er­ South' Carolina saaneavers held In i - ho-iog -if obsolete tires exists |Sen uri-u was ligbtenc-l -onu-whut wracked on the airport at Moul tlon over the latest Allied disclosctl. win Rommel's A ils desert army IML << {in It-• ■--•■mlv. "Obsolete tires by i report from n hiali guvernmein, gulf city which le the oh-1 achievement* In. North Africa massed at] ito retraining tank When MdBory eras eommlselonlimy Ih I- -light by anyone." hi- ! nunt oflirlal that since Ih-c. 7 a jectlva of tto Invading force, land Russia I. rr«truin*d In milloffleer. to was.made an Strength and streak took at the stnti-<l- "t'erlifiralcx must |H. stream o f reliifurc.imnts hod lu-en One ILA.T. plan* was damaged trictlons are I -Isi ImI to the miiiIIiwv-I 1‘ucitlc, on tto ground, hut there was res are “ bile meantime, ih-fio-i-w V -n Hitno military casualties. tin-- arc not wuii nml Ihe Unitc-I S i .h IF r-cito•t hU staff n d wa -afsty of Singnpiirc. ciii,t had been m.i-le slrnng-r limn ■». — ' mail-- uny mure, and there ure slstant chief of eteff when Gen Ilowmer, it I. to sysnts in i ever tofure. •— »— admit! BEI.I.KAIil, Jit). 21.—Iasi byjonlv n few of them left. They eral Persons became commanding "Wo need m o r e biographies, North Africa, thr Middle East The teni|H-rni-v ndv:mtage in nilwestern gruweil and shinpers, the will fit — ily o few cars." ' o f the southern unit. mysteries and adveaturs books In vi I strength thut Japan -iiu-il and Russia that British author­ United h re.h Fruit anil Vegeta­ our collection which will be sent The vuggeslions fur saving |hy treachery wus ilcilinsl I-, Imvn ities point In justification of penoble ss.ocinlinn Thursday apprul to men I ntto eervleu", Mrs. tires, issued by Hlnte adminl| , iti targaly offset by the mounts their past policy of distributing a* all of r aw »• Ay chairmen BERN, BwlUerlarul, Jan. 13.— the Allira' limitnl resources to ed to the Federal government to slrntor Sin-noun folluws: ing production und use ef Anu-rl* . were Intern Imme-listely enemy •Ben­ "You will uli-nse request vour o f.lt o rati • book ram long range bombers. (AT— Ora million children In wartto disadvantage of Far East­ strong tl .sllsu.g^la l-.sv Three) adding stricken Grases ora feeing fam­ ern keypolnts. And It looks as in four I’ariflc coast, stales to The \Vnr IK-pnrtment said parmlitiMi ‘ froat* *Um Britton prrvrnt open shooting trout le be­ *1* end ine g a d death because timlrrly heavy fightin.- hid dr— ■ their ----- ilf a long period of hard fight- tween farmhands. eighth arafr, ^ British r MtUfaetorily country^ ji oaabts - tto ' velopeil along the left flunk nml Jon. 13. draw omiqg may to ahead to for# the The association adopted a reso­ rsoao have Ito neighbors as In normal' tonollclal results of MeditsrranT.nSrl renter of General Mar Anhui's catalogue UiM* and I* occupied by o n 1 son priority make theipsefv** lution rtBIng for the Internment LsUlU j t o , now believed to lie uUiut 23 that In California, Washington, Oregon must to Axle army already hard-pressed r«U In Ih# Pseifle. mile* north of the fortress of wOl and Arin-na and fos— Impounding f Tab. 14. to praride Itself with supplies rurrrgidor g proof all funds ami properties of the .__ chairman rpulsed In earlier atlrmpls to they can tto Tribtmo do Geneve reportr-l WASHINGTON, Jan. S3—t.AI turn thv right flank of the llltla aliens. wto r a Westerners sold there was toil —In u "re|Mirt to the nation” un Amrrienn-KIlipino army ami to l­ Urn L Egypt to fanning to tok* 30,feeling between Filipino and Jap­ Anirrira's aramrnt effort in lha ler it southward along the ringle Uriel1 dOMtod I 040 Groek cklldran. tto Tribune an*** labor ond that there al­ Iasi IH months, the Office of highway leading to f’urregidur, ihe quickly aa reported, but added that “there ready have been outbreaks of vio­ Farts amt Figures said yester* Japanese are making their new STSl 1^ lence. Norman K. Evans, Loa Los ■lay that "good strong founda­ efforts lo sdvanrr in rxrrptiunIn addition RANGOON. BURMA, Jon. 33, lent*. , Mra.< •stylo oad soldier* ex- (IT)—Georgl*-borA p i l o t offleer Angeles, newlv-elected president tions' had been laid far Ih* ill” rugged jungle rountry. _____ Tri­ “Big Moose” Moss, American vol- of Ih* natlonil. a bard campaign. M" •■*•■ Wf WJ m MUM 3M I|MII| Chinese bombers, tirlirvnl lo ii association, , .w- sold:. greatest war program In history c o n will ” Japanese naflonaU on ths eoasl;in,| lhat lh(, UnltrU States and have been eseortrd by voluntrer Tto satlra papulation already t o oRteer with tto Chins** force, r a 1 Of tlra endurlog tto agoalss of /si fam- turned safely today by river craft, or* a mens*# In thla eountpr and Rrltoln would soon outstrip tha American flghter-airmen, rascadIn tto ed 20 ton* of explosivr* into a a 4 ran and airplane, by slipBoWthrough lbs Jrpanera lines h uui 1Japonese air lase in French Inchairparachuting from hie dam“ "i ilo-Chlna yestenlry in the flrat over-all ., , rr,***w praparail chlness move against that neighplans. He had destroyed CAN NOT LEAVE President Hoosevvll’s request. I urrltory. Japanese plans and demigrd 'w* shall have the plant rspa over a Jenansa* airdnmts Ths attack was regardnl by BATAVIA, Jan. S3. (AV-AII city to incr*tse_our production soma obaanrart aa possibly a pre­ of Thailand. civilians able to perform) war work to the point wh*r* w* ran salsa lude to land Invasion Into tto TAL were fforbidden r 11" - ' today ' J— *“ to *----leava control of th* air In all arras Japanrse-oceupled Jra. 33. colony from tto autoraola. capital ot tho Dutah East of ths world structls." Batavia OFFBBB JOBS China's southwestern provinca ot Irvlle*. tlrao, and I Yunman. Jo build- .WASHINGTON. Job. 13, C fh December toward O. Hunter, work projects tho suttbsr ooer. snnouoood Thursday WPA would giro Jobs to with tto its thrown wept as cmOrel** in idfractly John Weir, Flat Id.- national action pi TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 83. — Rickard said M3— A 1343 budget of |83.~ raaentatlve. will speak on Ito re­ BIO DE JANEIRO, Jon. 83 latest development* In Ito Town* under. - 1 144.000, up. about I3.000.oou fer —OFF—A trustworthy courts program. over last year, was adopted ten- send movement at -a nuts* meet­ worko f Amsr- |tatlvtly Wednesday by tto Btat* ing which will foflcw tto Fifth rails District monthly council n Id dec Id* .Road Department. lA T I HEABB DEMANDS an tto nvsri'tos of rsUtlona I It anticipates an average ra- nf Townsend Cluto at tto lino** Sundey aftarnoo ot with tto Asia (bis aftoraaon dttstio nof about 10 portsal hi •'clack. — era t w jlto ll Argontlna. normal gasoline tax U M M . but Mr. Wrir U ached tied tn I maltA ip n o ii r e r a n lit lo.-ludea 11,780^00 of added at 3:30 F.M.. end all rlub Mtalstsr havs revenues from tto 1441 law* rator* and friend* ara invited subwlttad ,aUoc«Un|i goaollna taxes aa that attend. Ilia .Road Department raw ra* t'Ar, a .“ L T C .Wit ‘ibre Company ora ra- [County January Tire Ration r a & m f S i ___ J * 'iJ M F» F' b™ * Registrants Must M jojtbjj^nr.' n |I*w7ik •" the eastem thirai of Price I Biographies And Mysteries Wanted In Book Campaign J K i r s * t t - T fi _______ a ___ l& fc , sag'-AOSS J raeogniiion'*ihat ‘ito "pTira! Internment Of Alien in|feV»." iH7.it^ jrw l ,h,'i Knemles AdvocatediaVkJ’ f-.r* in.-." lira- .. 1,000,000 Children In Greece Starving ■T9 i Will Abide By Rationing Plait US’!? to'tom Paid For sa g a mi m w c E !W Foundation Is For Great War Plan ISte ifw ft ra." ys-sr* UJ3. China Volunteer Deitroys Jap Planes & OVUM ® — j <| ttsp - Employment. Service RefloinuitB Increase pa Axis Relatlong To Be Decided Today Road Group Adoptg Weir Will Speak To Tentative Budget Townsend Members A 11.2E* *" Uci“ ***V V' Wmwr-' i k • - mwM- " J'.ii *• w orn " ‘ •..’ f t . �I \ FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,1*42 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA !»:00 Morning Devotions The Sanford Herald K b I m H IIb W * PablUkrJ n t r r In 1942 "PURCHASING POWER ItM in aflrmnnw rterpi Knrma, proves and ranches in Florida are becoming more ami mor„- valuable ns the task of feeding the nution, KatvrH mm kPr**«4 rliM mniirr i d t l f f 37. Iflt. Ml Ikr I'mi iMfrP mid the world, in this wartime emergency, grows more Im- j •I NMMfor*. |‘t«rl«lu uiftlrr III** Arl is>rtaut and apiuirent. What is more, in times of cconom-1 mi I'•«RTMMM Mf IlMrr h *». I^I. a- uncertainties, there is no form o f wealth more stable or i n o i.u \ n i.. n u t* enduring than the land on which people live. M ll«f uuttno* ni; %>—iihuissp. w m* ■ * * Martin Andersen, publisher of the Orlando Sentinel-! Star, writing in his column ‘Today," says that Clarence | t.ay who bought the Ingram grove hut winter at u fair price, sold it the other day for a profit, and already re-j n e t s Hie transaction. At the time he sold it, there war anoth-r bidder lor the property, and now thut Mr. Gay* All •kllVMFJ f*ntlrr«, rdfild «l lias bis money he doesn't know what to do with it, unless IMah*. malalloM m**4 aailrn •»* » MMlMVlMlMMtMMlM ft»F |N*> "• .lie buys unother grove. raUlMg fUNtl* Will hr rhatgril lot "Mr. Mike Khmer. Mr. HnJe Dean and other real es­ •t r»*MlMr m*I%rriU'Hjz rnlr*. tate in it, rattier Ilian looking with a long face upon war’ s ! hitting standards, are talking optimistically," Mr. All-1 !derseii continues. “They tell of 'peoplo from the North' i ,"iitiu g and wiring and telephoning nnd uctuully coming j down h e r e to buy GIIOVES and CATTLE LAND ami .SMALL FAiLUS. It these reul estate men were sour, they 'couldn't bide ii to save their lives; they must huve pretty j ' substantial feelers from responsible prospects or t Ii e y , ; wouldn't be as buoyed up us they appear. "Mr. Suiter, the new owner of the Ingram pluce, is j: retired bond broker of Chicago. Before the war ends there will be thousands of Mr. Suiters coming into FlorlFRIDAY. JAN 2J. 1942. ida; men who have iiad their fling ut business, made their, take and now wish to live in the tranquility of » temper-1 ale climate away from the surge ana *w,sh of taxicabsj 11ATF. HURTS Mil: IIA I rill and incessant noise and smoke and grime and hustle uml W o r s e THAN ir p t i s v i; i .\ |bustle o f tile cities." c u m i i i m ; is ii Aim work Mr. Andersen also tells of the purchase of u 4,700. BUT THK view r n m i n il MOUNTAIN TOI* IS Wnil III aer • ranch near St. Cloud by two Miamluns, Mr. Alfred IT AM. A lll'MHtEO FOLD I. Barton, manager of the fabulous Surf Club, which repreDON’ T Hi: SATTSIIMI in \ HUT. (irt d i l l - up m i i i l i - . l i I -ents more real money than any similar organization in inuuntain.—Isiilull |u 9. 'lie world, and Mr. John Murrell, who is, old-timers will 1n ineifMter, a native of Sanford. 'Thus we note the procession from metropolitan ce n -' Hitler called tho Deed up '"i •Ii* j i n s to the countryside of one of the m o s t attractive I Ulephone one day; Tho gir| tit Central lisli-urd '■>'stales In the nation." concludes Mr. Andersen. “These;, j naiades have occurred lieforc; the land movement is noth-] all they lud lu y y ‘‘Hello,'' sin- heard Hiller ay. •ng new In America; it’s n cycle that comes every 20 or “ la n|i| mail Siit.'in li-nn-'". Jl'it tell him Unit it s the IJiitatm •o years; the human Ixsing— no matter his wealth— every-4 that wants him <>n the phono. •ually finds himself going backward to the open country and to the farm or the grovo nr tho ranch.” The Devil sxid. "Ilowily.' and • in 4n f III RADIO NEWS «l Mjmf»*T»l. |>*Im v I4 m M m « m « I I m Avew tee Hitler suij "How are va t.’ ' “ I am running a lull un eurt!i, >i tcl| me what to do.' “ What i*2ii I U**? ' tin Devil raid "dear old psl of mine?’"It seem* you don I need any help, you me doing might] fine." T O D A YS J 'K O G K A M S ii.00 Edwin C. Hill 0:13 Jim White Orjj Sports ItriioiU-r 6:30 Dim anil Alsicr I 6:ir> The World Today I 7:00 The l-one Ranger 7:30 How Am I ■Doing’ — UHawk S:00 Kate Smith Hour I S:.Vi Elmer Ilnvis an.l the Ne' ;*:(!J Playhouse 9:30 Songs in the Win-1 10:00 IU|> llnixard [10:30 Olga Coclho ami Jui Arvizu 10:13 News of the \Vi»rbl I |l:00 News Analysis 111:15 Hal McIntyre Orelieslru 111:30 Alvino Itey Orchestra . 12:00 Union Wells, news ! I2:<>5 Sian Off TOMORROWS PIllK.lt AMS | fi:.io Norman lleasely A I Klu. Cowboy* 7-ri Ilrrnkfasl lireviln-s 7:15 I'p News 7:55 Weather A Time S:On Til*- World Today | S:I5 Uiuisc Wileher at the < gun jH::tO Dancing Siring* ! K: 15 Virginia gas p r ic k p a in WASUINGTdN. approvai Jan. A threP-teftlnV of a cgnt a gal Ion incrtMC' <ra all gyadg* o( gasoline aold fp 15 gaztern snl southern states wa( approved to* ilay liy l(ie Office of Prke Ad inistratiott. ' ' 1‘ The first two classes of Natjr dilated fro; obligation issued ut a discount I m,. . school J and redeemable fur filed anv’tmts increasing ut stuteel intervale, may at Ids election insile- in his return for uny til Salle year lie-ginning i flcr December 31, IJ 10, treat the incre-nse- in the redemption pi ire of such obligation occurring in the tuxuldr year as income rrFree licllvery r.ivssl in such year, except that in the return in which, thu elec­ tion Is made fhe taxpayer must include ell such increase, If any, occurring between the date of the acquisition of such obligation and tho first day of the taxable year for which the election Is made. [ All Popular frauds ARCADE ., PICTURES OF AFRICA , AND THE P H IU ty lN f* 'between purcha«»<-and seller, var-' or organized as stated above i income tax, i^ not deductible. ies 111 the different States. I'ew isnts, asscssmenta, and due. I Interest paid on behalf, of an­ | ■------paid to a church aro regarded1other where there is qo legal YOUIt FKDKKAI. INCOME TAX a. contributions. obligation on the part of ihc No. 35 i Gifts to an individual are not payor i« not deductible by the IIAD DEBTS—YEAR IN WHICH deductible. payor. In such cases the amount DEDUCTIBLE Contributions made to the is the s;me as s gift. Worthless debts arising from United States, any State, TerAs interest paid is deductible, “ Yei, I wus doing pretty gooi unpaid wages, aelrrles, rent*, and rUory> or political , uhoivlsioii so interest received is taxable until u while ngu. similar Items of tasyble Income lhoICT)f ltch . c„ or town (ixiept interest on obligations of When n miui mined Itoine.i-I; ; are not allowable ik-ductlons on or th, ulltri£l of Columbia, or a State. Territory, or sny politi­ wired me to go more slow. I le». the Income such Rems roprepossession of the United cal subdivision thereof, or the lit said to me, dear Hitler, wi | don't want lo h-- unkind; u ior U xibli y.Tr ai« l« <»' *«lu .lv.ly public District of Columbia, or possesBut you have raised Hell enough To allowed ns a deduction IPurPos** are deductible; for ex- rlons of the United States; obli­ so you had better rlisug. from gross Income, n tad debt * « ‘D of real estate to u gations of the United SUtes is your mind. must ltavc beendeterminedby ’ «Uy to be used perpetually a. >ued prior to March 1, HMI.'tO I thought his la-ase l.i nd bill 7. S: the taxpayer to be worthies. * P'-olj* P*rk la deductible. Also Ithe extent provided In the Acta bluff, and l.u could never gi­ within the UxzWe yeir for which allowable are contribution, to sulhoriilng the issuance thereof; lt through; It is claimed and, wherebook, the special fund for vocational or obligations issued prior tu But ha soon put me on the >V'l are kept, It also must have been: rehabilitation,to posts or or- Msteh 1, lull, of a corporation under Act of Congress * when ho showed wimt lie chargcd off within the same year, ganlzations of war veterans and organized such corporation is an loatrii. . could do. The necessity for this provision their, auxiliaries organised iq tho R mvnti lily , of, the United States). V 0* . that’s why I railed y'C, Unltril States or any of Its pos­ All such amounts including inter­ eatan, for I need itdvi-.e from Hut many of them suffer from bad teeth who would like deducted without th* sessions, and to domestic frat­ est received on bank and saving* ernal aocletlcs,’ orders, or asso­ deposit's return of gross Income. For n i o . that you will tell *nte to get them fixed. It hardly neoma fair to deprive them of that h be chrrged o ciations operating under the their pick and not fill their teeth. ® Discount on bonds is ordinarily just what to do." lodge system. If used exclusive­ income the same as Interest. Un­ In thin connection It might be timely to point out that to question. Neither ly for religious, scientific, edu­ der r near provision of the Rev­ "My dear Hiller, there is n»t Rit of -10,00(1 men recently examined by Selective Service «r nor ,he Oovenuwn cations], literary, or charitable enue Act of HHl, a taxpayer remuch left to tell, purposes, Or for * tho prevention For Uncle Bam will .make it hot­ phyridiiii.t in New York City, only 60 percent were avail- SgJS, ‘X ' t U ^ o J ter than I tan here in Hell. i'bio for active service. Twenty-five ijcrcent wero cloaalif a debt wera all J*V« been a mean old devil, tut fled- for limited military duty nnd the othii* 2S percent aithout r»i not half as nu-an us you, 80 the minute thut you get lu-re, «ero round wholly unfit. Furthermore, the majority of >JS r i l l o d d " ] Incoma, exclusive nf tho contri­ tho job is yours t<> d«. the unfit could Ituvo been made fit with very lltth trouble IUtcd to b« deducted butions. I'll be Irad> for yoi-y i-umiiig, and or expense, when Ihstro was a lc III keep the fires nil bright. Corporate contributions actu­ Apd Til have your ruin till ready ally paid within the taxable year We don't know Just how many of them had defective p /ih o w ' that'Vttrbt' ., when Uncle Kjiii Isglns In •ostli, or how ninny suffered from other allmenta caused a deduction was wli are deductible wben inode lo or for the use o f a corporation, yor I rail see your ilnyr nit- by defective teeth, but wo dure say tho percentage wus during Um (ssri>la yea trusl, or community chest, fund, numbered, and there is no- abnormally high. Tho records do show that out of thW J ^ n ^iiowing t",iU! o f foundation, created or organ­ |/' thing left iii ii II, ised III the United States or In -10.000 there were 11,647 who "with very little effort or any deduction for -tai So hang up your phone nnd gt'l any post ration thereof nr tn. your lint and meet me hen- expense could be made fit for military service and also iHiili!’ der tho law of tho United States, In 1UIIbetter equipped to meet tliu exigences of dally life." afuTmaklr^ ivcrj’ re or of any Sint* or Territory, or some, Jiothlng more serious a than certain dietary fwt I i Lto drtrrmlna w| of the District of Columbia, or f1 ( SB s . 1 * 1. . I ■ 1■ » / —R-D. (Boh) i'ciiny. In High - S Fur (if any possession of the United Point, N,C., Benron. Btatea, which meets tho sama touts an those mode for recipi­ There's going In In- iraothi-ients o f Indhrldual contributions, .aatMlIla show In Jacksonville tills debt Is wurtlilesq la not essen­ tial. It Is optional with tke tar*. The 81. I*eler>lurg Imb-pi aajr* we should "Forget Mprbor” . At hast we rlmul worthless, to take trying to make somroiiu aeap«goat_ fur that disaster. Uctter Health MS' M f c Hit SL Augusliiic Recurd won ■a what is gving to linppcn lo ' price of rollon ns It rcralls it Uiu equipment of n United tea soldier requires 250 pounds Cotton n yi-nr, as ngzlnst 25 ItKia fur the nvcrugv citizen. 11:05 Kay Thompson k Co 11:30 OrgaiMVcitK* 11:15 Up News A 1 :55 TemperatureBulletin w 12:00 Theatre Of Today . 12:30 Stan Over Hollywood I 1:00 Fhrm Forum — K. C. Moort ' 1:15 Jim White A | 1:20 Matinee Musicalc • I ::10 Adventures In Science 1:15 Serenade from Buffalo i 2:00 Press' News I 2:05 Of Men and Hooka I 2:30 Brush Creek Follies I 3:00 Columbia's Country Jou>4 tud 3:30 F- O. U. Detroit j 1:00 Hatlnec at Meadow brook , 5:00 CIcTclaud' Symphony (Jr. chextra YOUR FEDERAL INCOME TAX No. SI think you DFDL'trnuN FOB T rvtn dress T | . _ >, | In general .taxes aro proportions) l Wo only by the person uji Ah'd look I <h«> “ f* Impaaad. u' coal In n Taxea on real rotate 81. Journal, soml |>ruperty paid du — year 1911 ire deductUi Tnlmadgo has nude col. ucatlon hi Georg Is Uts politics nnd maybe next on tho students get their other like Improv M will hand them goot- deductible but art It. Petersburg Independ- huxj, as they tern kPd whan their time cornea, value cf the prt t blame them If they butt eouslltuto cost a Improvement. T1 coma tax may n t Hurlev, former head Income tax, bowe Blate by an Im n»ricm Legion and durdent Hoover’s admlnis- incoma la an. aU< iretaryof War, has beet la hla Fcdertl Im Cuatoma datJee I by Preeliirnt DwiorveH ton on articles i qwn um art dec or Uriff duties INTEREST Lruturvs, lag thus* Issued ment or political an! of) with lateraat registered form. ' • T u ? 0" ' Charitable tsbte contribution / — Al The — .MISSIONARY CONV^lfTiQIf j J«n. 23 lo 23 — Every tylgty At $ p. Df. FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Orlando Road Beyond Leal Stop Light—Come, JftiBf f *•e - «- sssweesM- fci^osg^^ Check (he Fippps You grill fimj a Jci^d incut buying. The Sanford Atlantic N ' �■ 111 ^ m la lllll s? T!; r"v^ - : ' W . 9 ?S3*!■Vt\ VSQP4T. JANUARY 23, 1U2 .■ MFg — ----------------- i• j i ------------------- MRS. I.OU1UNK HEAL, Society Editor Social “ ' PEO Establishment L*Ql<2ndor\ Celebrated By Group Tt'li'pltutic 1 l.s . j i n i l n r S r n w r«a» 1night leginnme m n telegram today from lht\('hi 'He will illu-tim. eago firm that the siren would j picture* uf 11- ... be shipped bv next Monday. 'Rev K U r n lv r " " Chief Roy Williams. In charge |missionaries wi„, I of the Civil Pniteetlnn Division. 1 mission .iv n . •tatcsl. “ 1 don’t believe the Usl i r J 'l'’rr i i 1*• ws« a flop. It went off p n -tty ;, , r " f l|u' >,,h' 1 goo.1 in the City, and warden. ! '"«? u|! , were doing their best at s t , . 1fccM 'ling ' • " • tlons In the County.-There was | will !u i. i.i T* » 1 , some confusion but that isi to L 1^ l.r„ (.ll. 1' *XX 1 k bs- rxpected n. it was the first I , whleh M,. M M i •t time we have had anything like f lh 4 .hllu,..... l-l this in the daytime. All in all. ' l" * Thr - ' 1 M -x f • 1 think It went off with fair XAI'llx l« •ueecss." -ears with unit Ii Mayor W C II .It. «ho lw .-t|lr Uilam. been given Virtual diet .t»rml pow- her presi-nc ers during an air rJid l.y the City' >r„Lrtive ot < Commission, stnt.,1 after the t o t , the more m l.. "It look* like the people will „ f ,,re*ent wa. have to pay mure attention to, Sunday <u. these tests. This .............. .. INI matter. 1 think tin pul.hr ,,:l< .I tHI n’rlm-k been amply notified, and t >■* ‘'I* iiimin that • to them to eo-operatr. It it . 1 ht* Urv W I comes necessary, funs will I* im* I nmi, . ut posed on persons who r.'fn. • to Soul In*, -tfi r I• follow the ah laid warning iI t h« i-tistu atruetlons." xt ill n|M-.lk i* .1 Tilt* puhlif h.i I'h a ttinllal ln\ it.t'. • ORLANDO. Jun M \ fir-t renl "prnetiee" -Inytim. ait im’Ivuvh Inw’ ii'imi rni.l wuining m the Oilnn.lo lasting tllTfllkh > .listrie-t comprising nine conn -. Pe r sonals fn observance of the annual FRIDAY Founders Day of the PEO SlsMI?**• Murir Knox is spending Tbv Phllathca Class uf the , terhood. ( haptrr V of Orlando the weekend m Jacksonville nnd (iainesvt1 .-. Pn-sbylcri.0 Church will„ meet (Y o u d ^ V tij mcn'b' r’, ° f St' , i liwuu, ciunviy rnd Sanford Chapat the home of Mrs. brands , ten*. Chapter S. of Orlando, ami Mi *.■* Lucy Rwumillut i* th“ Meriwether on Celery Avenue at |out-of-state PKO member*, at tin* 7:30 P.M. Colonial OranRe Court Wednesday wii'krtnl vrux- t uf friends in SUNDAY ; afternoon from 2:30 to 5:00 Gainesville l o'clt»ck. The musical murrain was Mlu Maicu l’r«Kl**r, win* ha** The Townsend Clule* of the i?i\en ly soprrno aoprrno Helen P'Pool Filth District will have their Karel and violinist Ituth Bog Iktii attending M'liuul at Florida irgular Council meeting in the enreif, with Mrs. I*. O. Bogenrclfl Slate t ..II. ue fur V\omen, has home , „____ £oOrt House___ at_____ 1:30 ____ p.M.______ to bennd Margaret Carter Ceurjte, nc- I returned l followed by the muss meeting nt tonipanlsts. Receiving the (rural. I; l.\ Hulclii2:30 P.M. when John II. Weir, I were Mr». lirarta Wuttaleln, prvaFriends uf Mi Florida representative. will apeak ! *',cn* of Chapter V. Mr*. Beulah |,on will reisiei t learn of her on the latest developments of * Drake, Mrs. Finnic Smith, Mr*, Ulnes* .11 hei lioine in Cumeron the Townsend movement. All A. Ik., Steini, and Mra. R K- |t*it> members and friends of the IlitMhaw Mis* Jam I.nidb.it: of Norfolk, organization are urged to uttcndsl The pi ••ifruni included a wcl the cm *1 of hri mother. come to the guest* by the preai-i »•< . MONDAY dent of Chanter V. a flag .entice Mrs. Tmii M--i-ditli, nt her home Thu Truth Seekers Class of |given by Mrs. John Masck and on West Twentieth Street llie Mgthodisl Chur.-h will luive Mr*. C. C. Stebbina, rancludinir Mr- II II I’ubi* t.f Orland • It* regular meeting nt the an- with the singing of "The Star nnd Mr*, lies at 3:00 P.M. Spangled llannrr" by uII. The 14 Hu­ gui’st "1 Mi no Y. .. W. ... ... ........the . First , „ „ o' jidlr.lighting service. "Story of j I ll Cmjbiu'ii .ii their home, The A. of f. i dav* Baptist Church will meet it the FKO,” was given "To the Found |)o«« l.agv I* f I f t f I t i idiih i ' flunch-; - r Brooks, Jr. A covered c - , , / * .t. e n r e j s s . " ? en ■sill tc served at the noon, Mnl Em);,r <urjclu jjrs. J. A. hour. Kcdnath, Mrs. Irion lluriwtt, Mrs. The D. A, R-. sponsored by Mrs. J. C. Bills, Jr.. Mrs II. \. CovingC. R. Dawson, will ’havo charge tot) Mr, j „ G, hnn Mra."W, M. of th« morning scwlni session Scott. Mrs. Ralph Wicht. for tho Bed Cross in I he Wom­ Mrs. W. E. Kirchhoff. Mrs. Vail an’a Club. Lovell, Miss Ruth llund, Mis. K. Tlie Women’s Inter-denomina- I). Brownlee. Mrs. II. II. McCastlonal Connell of Moore’s Station Bn rnd Mrr. S. O. Shlnholscr. wilt meet at the chapel on Beardall Avenue at 3:00 P. M. TUESDAY The U. D. C., under the direc­ tion of Mrs. U. J. Holly, will haso chsrgc of the morning sew­ ing session for the Red Cross. Mrs. C. C. Collins. Jr.. Mrs. a rn v ttl > t*lfitla v to W ffk fm l with hi* parcntii. ami Mi-*. I Ko'i* A 'U iiu . tin* M i. \ ” 1 \ \ V: ' f’ » » » p ! liith TO B U Y Y0U MAY NOT BE ABLE TO GET ONE NEXT YEAR AT ANY PRICE CROSS NOTES1Tire Rationing Fur« February Will Bei;^h^"7.,u.«i.'....... hnu-wJv’I-ess Than January * Philathea Class Of Baptist Church Meets Army Mail Clerk* Have Tough Job Milady Is Advised Of Hat Situation ’? R $l H >li< t.ouinc Cunningham la ah*wn with her daughtrr. ViUrlt, t. In thrir AnnapolU, Md.. hom« mfltrlearning newt that her hutbtnd. Naval ! of deficiencies, proving " » com -! •'omniantlf'r Winfield Scott Coonli'cham. In a prltonrr in Japan. Shr j pl.-te flop" In some srrtions of M IAMI, tilil»*t hranl frmu him four daya U-foTr Wako hland fell Japanen* th.- city 1 rii- Florid.. I!.— n........... d-cla/e hv wai one of thirty «(Ticeit iaptured ou the island. t It wits iisii.itilint.-ly stu.w n j lion is ttoikm I > ! that two factors emi.-t-d the foil* vover all axail.iM. tire ill ccrtnin sections of the data lalnkivi- I** nnd pn*cv**»n»' **f 1 cit> • Mlo llette W.itbeii uiwl Miss t. The ai- raid -tren sj stem |subtropical plan Frma Dmidney iimxrd yester­ r e dll« Xftl% IH»\ Mi\\ MH*tionj duce product* t day from Florida StaU* t’ollege from the tropu * ity tor Women in Tallahassee t » lllx Thr I*lilted '• Muny citi/iMM *h<i not »•*•Speml the rial with their W arc xit> pi uii*l •Ito parents, Mr .md Mr* J. F Wa ' that \\v l:tx»* hit tin* i»pvlrule in the an raid, even import* ovri f P’" though Imlh pr en« anti radm hit a of xuch pi**du t then, an I Mr and Mrs. S. F niaik hi «>m K*»al for $5,000 m i rIni Innumerable article* nnd kapok, wilk. fthi i «« •,»»( Iiimrd I'rum l*»«r «»MF» Duuilney fur thr \Var Iti-lirf Fund. haV.<••11 utoriri about ruhi* uihI rciodn- nine, nut . fa’ * iill* a total amount of $2531.00 tial iu*w.»papcr< t«» givr pohlicity |W.. Mr. » ii*I Mr* IT A Applets to dutr Wo feel « iii»* that the in th»- foil**wing, for lh»- benefit lion* to be observed in the event of these can h* * I of un air raid. ADo, o ffic ia l dnccd heir aiul and daughter. Nancy Jean, an I ri-i*l will hr forthcoming ns the their guests, Mr and Mrs. Wal people rrnlife the importance of "f fh*‘ public ami for the purpoM*»|,a%i, |Hven admonishing the citl them are beitnr *1 •f imluctnj tlu* |H’**pl»' to cun-1 z,.liry for week* to obey the III w Foundation dint ter Applehy t»f Mnnchestei, thi> xxi.ik vii\i* thi'ir tin.’*, ai'il f«i other Simple rule* of the air iuitl. tuuger |H»int. ***ti Iowa, this week have visited the for Fluriila t«* d« \. h*l* j l . I*. Payton and Mrs. Johnnie Dok Tower in Ijike Wales, Day­ In addition tt» thr amounts \puipo**r,i : ngrieuttural nn.l loin Harmon wire cu-lioitrfMS for tona Reach, and tinlay they are which Imvr liern previously "Thr owner* ntid opvr.itors t»l trrprisei on th** l*t thg meeting: of the IMiilnthcn ut Silver Springs near Ocala. tinnrtl u» l*y thr \ t’. I-. em automobile* and truck* ahupld unntlnn nlieailv «x i'1 ClaiM of the First HaptUi ployee.H by Mr* W A. Leavitt drr no cireum.ilancr* In'cmue ofcertain that ful Church at the home of th<* for­ and Mr- II. F. U-llin-. O. S. To- f.nd.d will, the K. tinning Boards dlxcloMe oiiiiiN .« * mer on Weft First Street la - 1 l.r tmiu.l t|. *lttr..7tl on tmhal/j«h.i. they arc unnl.lc to provide CAMP IILANDING. Jan J;l— op^mrtuuit" Mrs. W. C- Hill was hostess night. of thr otlin rmplnyee.. making '">*• Ir.iuiivin. .its ... Illvs »n- (Speciall —Army mail clerk* at at a bridge luncheon at her A routinr hu«inrs<4 di^cusaiun Ihr total . ..nt. .1.. Is--1 l.y A. C. L. " ,l>" acc.«"it nf «h.- v. nr strict Citmp llliinding have n tough job , Hinted , <• home on "Wednesday afternoon was directed l»v tin* president, •» To vvhi. h w i< regulation* under which they are hut tin- iittil must e-> through j t’orntiop a NEW YORK, fan 23.—t/P»- ' employe. when she entertained for mem- Misa , Amg. in th.t th.... men. ah.. uii.l every effort I* mii-le to .I-- , laOuise Fuckani, andl'ol-CIioono xi* II your Faster Ism gratefull > ac.nnwlAlgc brrs of the Duplicate Bridge lyannaa were d r a w n for tJ»o Iiu\r Ihi’h carefully M’liflol im*. ,,v liver r soldier's Mter. no m att-rj'T lie v.i.l--. r.... I cause uf their honesty. . H i . ii ’ b" w "trangr-lv it may be address-] fried ehiekei.’’ Club. A Spring atmosphere was month, after which game* wrru net. Milnily. In-cause it might luive t.. lust a long, long time. ! 'irnev,, persons, through their rnMtrd With bowls of swret rnjoyctl. P riin wore awarded to . . . ....... , . I nnd patriotism, . rv serving l,* ‘ motive. Mr« Mr. Sum Nutn Lev). L evy. .... . ull,| ..... . .-.I. Aiul there an- some very* agi­ which Mar ufacturrra report t h a t rcpivs. iitnttv.', peas ami pastel shaded gladioli MUs I'nckurd, Mrs. Walter Ft*».ou-t Jliali. st range ones, ilnily iitiil.ul.nl the uni..uni of with thr major part t»f thru taking to do their patriotic duty belog used to decorate tho rooms sler nnd Mrs. Jack Funlon. Fur instance. Ill- b tie. ..I.lre-s st.unge ..hold U'-'-liH--ilov. wl.lil. imluJ.nl a II....* I. nothing in the i.xul.i nuppliri of utiaw hraitl nhut «»ff of Mrs.. Hill’* homo. 1.1- ini' • Refreshment* were acrveil by i. If* •»••**»*•«*• front. M* «nd Mra. , Ulll„ wil| pcrll„ , il„ „ , P • I to a soldier of the "Air-I»-Ht.- ad. <|.u hcrauir of thr war in the Following tho lunrhron the tho hn*te*»o* to tl^e following: "M.i-I.. n Av X lo -^'vg; »nd Jtl'JI from tli» honi,r ttp„|icatiolis .mbs. it is B-.lt.ilinu, Comp III. ndiov.” Elliot' at. rifir, thr atriiw hat won’t nui- X afternoon was spent In playing illg.'* Il" I'U.il-d -i li..* soldier had lieen pulling sum.-Mrs, J. ,V|. Stinc?ipher, Mrs. colored people. provide.I for ill the regulations. Tlie s' wilh.,jll>alientc Jirlsea of da(an*u Feas|er.Jttrt I’UftloiB, Mrs. J. |r vl>r nnolhrr arooon. oi es leg ot he wui trying to im person It is tin- public’s duty to Mrn’a »traw« won't affectwho had li-'.'.. » vp. .ii> savings stamps being won by l.ee, S m 7 * J. H. • rhlllips, h r l WPA workers nl the new nlr* themx Iv.. .ml their patriotic prv»» a girl friendMrs. Hugh Wholchcl and Mrs. Noll Kni/lti Striplimr, I’ FC Heath uf Kernrr: yt.lle. N. vIteil hin. to ■' - v i i.l Mrs. nl for quite a while, a* xtylr* port have conti ibutod $27.7!.; duty In then country to ronvrve Ho | rhii Joe Melscb. Clayton Smith, Miss Alkv in them chunge but alowly ami Southern Bell Telephone Loin t i r e s. a* well us automobile*, C.. lias ban.lle.l. in addition In drum 'tiel> ortlera have been placed will in millions of letter-, nlllj'stnrs, tur­ reri‘.uoniousl> oi-'m-l id Present.with the hostess were: !l4ggs, Miss Kdith llaiev, Mrs. party, $25; XV, T Whitehcml uiriiili.st tin- .lay "It* I. then tire* soldiers immeiliHlelv ... ndvnnce. tles. fried ehieken and huntlrwl* M r,-’ W. A.' Adams, Mra. J. R. Julian Ponder, Ml*a Flkahcth tiff; Klenntltis Arr*. S10: K. will in* longer te serviceable and sl.ool.l bave In . .. .»,•• i Woodruff. Mra. L. H. Connelly. Franklin, Miss Ruth Strange, M. (jalluway. (ID; CL E. It-.l they will liuve to put away tin'll of other items during Id* lit week* previously as a mail clerk. HARMONY HINDERS Mra. le F. Boyle, Mra. J. P. Miss Helen Gamer, Mi<«a Gent lilts. $0; J. W Daniel. *5. motor vehicles for a period, uisybc month» The o.liln i tool. I*, iv.. Particularly vlvl.l In Private Seven sisters. th0 Royal Marhw*" j Fruit Parking Com for y.itrs Ridge. Mra. H. Roby Lalng.Mr*. Yotmana and Mi«s Louire Pac­ Heath’s memory la what ha ternia out to dinner. mony Singvrs of Jacktonvilps. puny. |fi; K-\V Fruit Cnnipn.iv. kard. "The way t.» take cute of Irrcs will present a program nt thr I-’.; Mr. and Mr*. XV. XV. Do Is not to u*e them any more culnrrd Mt. Marluh lluptist Irich. Mr mnl Mr*, li t thun i* necessity. Keep Diem in­ Chureh Sunday night ut H:00 Vnnlloy, to : Ci-mge McCrnm.. flated fully, even well above the o’clock. Chairman Phil King an­ $:.; Mrs. 11. A. Nt-wmun. t\ olr pressure tl.nl you would nornounced today. Robert Sander, tV. Ilm-Uelm. Jo: tV. .t| Till-- lilt lly use. la dcaron of tho church, which is tH-n. “ Drive carefully, a* siav-ding 1* J. A. Ttirm-r, J.‘>; 1 located ut Eleventh Street and E. Ctx.per, J r . Co; nnd Mr. tin-1 ‘ very bard on tire*, in that when *»M Locust Avenue. rou bounce n wheel o ff the gruulld Mrs. I). J. Scott o f Allantoid.. t tspins and hits the pvveinent * 10. Navy aircraft carriers are the; ___ uml grinds the IuIjInT off. Us fastest of any big ships, and nl-1 It is urgently requested tli.il brakes sparingly, never sufficient­ most as fast aa destroyer-. ’ all Beil Crus* knitting nccdlr.. ly l<> lock your wlulls unless to ) not in use. be returned inum'- avoid accident. "Start slowly aiul tlu not spin I diutely Ut the Red Cross room nn E. First Htreet. Knitters are your wheels. Don’t skid around Tbg Value uf lb* Yaar! I waiting for needles. It D m> - com ers—drive slowly around cofNATION • WIDE nets ami avoid grinding out of ; essary that all available nti-dle- tiros by slipping them un tho |lw In constant uso for Rad Cross pavement BHEETE i work In order to meet our knd*•f e>saa*.* i<> unil’ n.siiltt na lllflltt • 1 “ » . 19#" , ting quotas. ^Illdrad Rankin of us'often use cars to our physi­ Katharine Varnny Fine saUxtcd cotton—wovcal detriment. A greet many uf| Kindly raturn all eunuted yarn us warn in this world many tears, Margarat Yantay an Into firm, sturdy sheets! with y o u r completed garment before there were any automobiles ! i - n r osnssit Woman UTtrywnsra piv*«i , “ Pay no aUenliuii to the lulkl this famous Nation - WUIn Bridge Club Members T PERCENT o r? ov lies, (luring the 48-h..ur nl. rt |P l o r i d u C l i n (i fO V s,to Ills yesterday afternoon ( . I 1> I . I showed np nn nlarining numln-r I FOpiClll I I II II ' 1 Mrs. Hill Entertains 1 Va :■ & 1 hojnc of M lu Ruth Strange nt « » b> I(ruke as reader and Mi- OMu- lli»v\ tlitirtu* return7:30 1*. JL All members are i Mr.*. bleb ins, the .pint, eonclud I lug the Nervier with humic. Pci** Jcd tud.»\ !•* In i lumir in Rich urged to atlrnd. i ,*fl**r -pt-ruling th-d pur t two week* i*h the KUe*t ‘ Jin" 4 btf.t“ & 3 * lJ “be 1 held‘" I |^ ‘n ht * Tea * w ii^ s ^ e T b v ^ U tc of her rtintrl. Mi*. O li. Roller. M* Th.tth.ubleBitn" ln,?l I 1 A ! Ambers “f The h !7esi chapter l.irut Julian Ailniw* of M ax Ml,nS ' 0JU^ ! C^T™th"^e, 1wl,h » " ■ E. V Kennedy nnd , . . 1 ™ j, taught Mrw. George Wettstein pouring, Ala., l!“ .tAutly chairmen, unAnuin„ the w ill Firltl. Mtintismnrry. . . .....lory .1 ii to new. Olid li-moit .Hid e.\. i.lv to »I... > the Daylight Air Raid Ik e v. EllenlierRcr Practice Said To ' wm s',ci'k Tlu* K* v i i Be Fairly Good Flench We-t A t• ■ 'a t the Full Social A n d P ersonal Activities i r xc-r three THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA -— SEMINOLE 111 A K ^. 'A _’u| N I \ >i-. I 'll. >p. : "" 1 '. eae b 'S o n s f JANUARY / ' If Ibat you hear about Ihia being Buy Victory Bonds and Htampu" Today & Saturday )le BUI nutter amt ittai s'tomy we win ksvt plenty again. Il la being toM around that the government will oVlde enough syitlltelle rublK-r Oflly to take the place of thr rabbet., that we have bran using. In this conorctioii 1 uuute front M c o Administrator lletalcnon: *To relax tire rationing at the present time becaUte lha prnduc(toil o f synthatlc rubber U being MpStmle.1 would b« dangerous and foolhardy. Praas comment bits ’ tn rise to false hopes that we now «Ue to relax tha tire nlng program Immediately. It K ibly Dresses Coats Suits Hats Handbags Sweaters Stocks {Blankets W ool Goods Reduced •| \ ■ m S B U fl ®W-TTat ’ -J H U ■ �I $ '<1 THE SANFORD HERALD. Star Greyhound j Will Return To Dog Racing Wars LONOWOOD, Jan. 23-<Bpecl*l) —Smoky Ranger, la*t year one - of tha beat greyhound* at the •' Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, will -■m*k* hie flrat atari of tha aea­ aon bar* tonight In tha featured PaftkiR race. Du* to a rummer layoff, the raalry Brothar* had a hard time getting their atar Into ahap* but - back to tha war ha come* and with a few race* under hi* bait h* may be In a position t» chal­ lenge the formidable Hl-Gukte. Matched against him In hla - first start ar* Loeky Mark, Faat jWMtr, Ida Willard, iPiek Ring, .Lately Bla, Eric and Court Quia. 1 i t 4 ] t t 4 First Race—Fularlty Angel W *a(k*rl 1-ody /lick Winning Ways t l» n e Mary Ana*llo T Mary lllr* Pal e Choir* I Philip Mnrrta 8«cond Race— Fularlty iritat Hall Unity Deakle) Ultra Plr* t Malty Ann iMncl* Wnrrlar • Kid Mlk* Badl*• llulano 7 Jay Do Marco Clementina I lit*** Cp Easily Defeats Leesburg 27-14 f F C C I I • 4 Fourth Race— Kutarlly Tab* Cp t lleallale lady Imane a Mnnln lllua Hell* Ifarper 1 K a m i l>n'i P Ini'ky Pirn I Court f'ooutii* Fifth Ha*#—5*14 Mil* 1 Iteurbon lloy 1 ) Sweat Caah * 1 Hally Judam’ n ll 4 Tw**dl*d** I tl ■ a 4 „ I >1 t 4 Old Briar Mnrlown Dorothy Don X fltelh Ra«e—s-IS Mite Daley llell# t Duliaman Smoky Day * Tippy Matron Jmt lie**!*, T Jo* WJIUnt Hob Moor* a Column Hevanth Rxr*— Fnlarllr ned Paddy I Mae bed fled March Huy . I Joyful Morn Junlon (I Many l-oila’a Jim Stay’ a Image I Doubtful Jleo. Eighth Raea— Faterllr I Tdicky Mark I Lucky ill* I Paal Pary * Krla I Id* Willard 7 Nmnky lUngei 4 Pick Illn* t lliurt Quia '•latte Kata— 8-14 Mile I My Fortune I Lucky llanaer t lied Trader ’ * Mormon*/ I Jaal Bland 7 Hraea 1 4 Lady Pard I Kara tlohln 5 Tenth Rare— 1 -1 * Mile tSatalabi Rap*I 7 Crony-* llan ftrl Bpllsenhor* t Kan*** I h n ir r l la d y ItlwMer S l l i u r * Monty 7 Bun Valley 4 damp lllBb , | starry rlag ■d the Boil da Brigade dea see In honor of th* Marine* fodght there In 1911. It loth* Bubs acortni <3); McCart c I^csbarg Pembl* (71 Rtratton ( 2 ) McClain (I) Linde man (01 inn <aj Truluck (3), <Le# Golf Club Champs’ Tourney Gets Entries Jan. 23, — • ST. A W U S T IN E ._______ (Special)— A check-up of the entries received to date for the fifteenth annual National Champ­ ionship of Golf Club Champion*, to be held bar* Fab. 10 to 21 on St. Augustine Links, shows that Ihla tournament for tha Wajtar J. Travla Mtmortel Trophy U acquiring a national aspect rath­ er early thla year. With th* competition nearly a month away, representative* from 10 states have already entered for Ihla classic. They ar* from Flor­ ida, Naw York, Connaetlaut, R hode Island, Ptnnaylvt(la. Massachusetts, Delaware, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois. Th# club champion* from other aisle* are aiming to end th* domination that the Florida golfera enjoyad In ■ th* tournament a year age. When th* aeml-flnala were reached teat Fabru■ry, three Jacksonville atar* were still In th* running to­ gether with John L. Moyer, of North Hills, P*. The three FlorIdlana were Bobby Walker, who waa defending hla 1940 tltiet DUk Van Kteeck and "Big BUT Stark, former football sc*. Van Klaack eliminated Walker, 2 and 1, and Stark defeated Moyer. 6 nod 6. The Irt-hnl* final found th* two club-mates opposed to each other, with Stark winning th* title and hla flrat lag , on tha Travla Trophy, 6 up and X to Pacific Coaat Plans Athletic Expansion BAN FRANCISCO, Jan.' *X— (A V - Expamion, rather . than curtailment, of collage athletic* la tha praaant war tlma urogram of achoola on th* Psatfta step*, B declared danger tone already vitally Bffectsd by blackouts, air raid alarms and military atett* Good Drink* At Popular Prices Good Food Always Th* picture may ahangw by next football season but at Uib tlma tha emphaai* Is an Increas­ ed sports activities, especially In an Intramural aarlaa. Spring and tarty summer intamilagtete achedulea, arranged tut the time th* Japanese wan ling fir* to th* P»clfl*, wll •anted out, barring new am ancle*. Physical fltnaaa la th4 mote and tba military h t •* regarded It on th* hauls ol more th* hotter. Ae admtaUtrbter or Iba geial* •f. Aa eieealar 'e f the Leal wait and Tealament at Bam Pride, de- enisd. ■AVI YOUR wuteh T •peWhr s u ru e Q s aahe Aw’ w a n t id academy 26-23. 3 . After they want home a ra-cheek showed it actually a — 23-23. M. B. A. ofDelate decided to let lthe aeoreboard yietory atand. Minute mcdlatloiM: "Marine corps doctor* found that Bemte Bicrman, Minnesota, coach, had • *** iiagai HUVCB no high wiwvu blood FISBBUIV, prodeur*” not** Zlpp Newman of thd Birming­ ham News. . . “ It gOBS to show that ■ winning team will da for ft fotch ^ Hatband Joltings i Cosh W. C. White of Howard college will «Uy on deapite abandonment of football. Iqoklng * to renewal of the, sport after hostilities. . HI* assistant, eLw Bostick, may leave next month W lake a job outside thk coaching field. . The Nashville Vote fear Pitcher Vita Tamulla, acquired from Brooklyn teat season, may bd In tha Army hr A pril'. . .Mas Partin, sensa­ tional Tennessee football sophomore. U at Camp Blandlng learning to soldier after falling to land In th* sir corps. . Ben­ ny Lane, first atrlng tackle frfr the University of Florida, has been. called for aarvlc* as a second lieutenant . . Improve­ ment dept; Ernie Travis, Maryland sophoqiore, scored 124 points In 14 gamaa a* a freshman. , This year he has 134 at th* end of nine contests. jfeusoM r W O teigR Of* T he % 9 .0 0 0 OAKLAND OPfAl WAf atelSoalk ftM -f V'CTOay 1*4 A CAUPOfCAiiA __ TcuHMAMCAt 1*4 IO VBAfU FARMERS'MARKET HRPORT Be. as ■ SBFORD BTATS4 FAMMKHS' MARMifT , MiacMLLABKorw r R r r r a b d VaURTAMI.M NKPOMT • ef ealea ap Is II 1* 1 A, M. dea. aa, IS4X. P baM " «a i . ii . i i u FLORIDA F H O U irrs IIKANM— llu llpr. Tedcrgreen, II I* lo IS.II OERTa— I b a Hun. fie lo see IIIIOCCOLI—te M l (Tale, l i no lo •1.71 CAHUAIIR—Ton. Hulk, fair lo fey. f i f e * to ill.ua, few higher, llm l llpr. II.II lo 41.1*. Chi­ na#*, L'rta. |l.ai CAIinOTB-y-Do# Hun. I*e lu *#e C K L K ItV -l'rn U *. 1* and 4*. Il.sa lo (S.U. fa, la. It*. li.e e -U .n ( RLKIIV HKAIiTM— I'rnlr*. »1.7» Is I lia COLLAIlDn— Dos. Ilun. l*o lu **e K4JUFLANT— Bn liar. II.It lo IIJ4 iiitA C K F iiriT — H„a i n. comi* 111* HHO* Hag tie No. 1 . HHox |loa tia HUNKr-r-llsl. I’all, Orang* Hloo__ aom. II.*#. H gal. Its U T T l V B -| « r t # r a , I H l**d. Is li-ta. to ti le ONIONS— Do*. Hun. lie Is lie OIIANHKH— Hoi UK. Comb. 11.71 h* b aa* No, a n,ao liege ae* FAItSMCr— Do.a Hun. » c lu 41* I’ KAM— Hu llpr. «>rd lo good. 11A* lo ( I I I FKI’ I'KIUI— llu tlpr. II II lo l l .t l FUTATfKM— llrd llllas, Ua Ne.1. A-CralM |l.I* lo |l.II, DCrslr* |l.11 in ||.|L LM’rnloe lie * lo I t .l* CWT HdB* ever, that tha Idagua’s decision to dl>bend for the 1941 season does not become effective until Fab. 4. Bramham then aet Fab. 1 aa the deadline for completing deals be­ fore remaining players will be declared free agents. LEGAL rirwi publication J u n « r 7 , NOTICK IB llglUCBT OITCK. Thai Cl.TDK BIUKUB. bolder of T ai Caniriaal* Km. tea, Isa tied Iba 1th day ol Attaint A .D . 1*1*. baa riled lim e la my offl** and baa made application for a tax deed I* be laeeed thereon. Bald eerllflroln embrace* lhe following deacrlbed property la Iha County ol Bemlnolc, mala or Plorlde. la-wll: N K I-I ol HR 1-4 (Idea N I Acre*) Bed Ion It. Towiwblp tl Booth naaca ** Real. It Acres, Tba aaaeaamepl o f Iba mid properly under Ibn n M r»rtlftcam leaned waa la Ibn name nl (l*nhnown| | tlnleas mid eerllrtcaln ahall he redeemed aecnrdlna to law. Ih* nrnperly described therein will be enld In Ibn hlsheet hldded al Ik* court hot,ee door on lb* fleet linnde» In iho month of Pehruary. tail, which la Ik* Ind day at pehrnery. tttf. rnied ihla lad day nr January, n r ONIOWn WIIITK — la cw T i n t - i i i i Lit ATOKA—la m » it- LD FBI All Ptaeaalpllana LANEY’S DRUG STORE PFPvnos •III= 1 1 1 11 1 = 111=111 =111=111s Ills Commonly known m a grease job, has a most Impor­ tant bearing on th e jife of your car. Wo have the aest of lubrication eiqTjtpment — our lubrication de­ partment is undet_®»w supervision. Let us fabricate your cor today the way it should be. Our service' department is one of the best in San­ ford—factory- trained mechanics using special tools ind genuine parts. All work guaranteed. « mi>m h o r rP B L irA T io g TO: rKARIi A. K R ini.R n. Who** Blae* at realtfeae* l**i known waa Pnri*mo*tb. Obte. a M U.I nlker or m«r* ayeeinc «r m«r* partiesar pl*c* of r#eM*neo In kaowa to rompuiaanf. Too ere barrby antlflM and roqulred la appear to a ewrloi* mil of PompUlat filed br J»bn Ketkter , a*»lo*i you for a dlvaeyav now ndlng In In* Clmull Court of mlnnl* Counlv, rtorldn on nr b*far* Iba Wehr** ry Rnt* Dey, lo-wllt th* fnd dnr of rvbruarv. A.D.. 1141. In defaur thereof as Id eau*o will proeoed R ilk r t i I-ei lb-» Oroer ba pebl'obed far Iba alnlnlaey lima . roonlrrd by law in lb* Sanford Herald. Banford. rlorld*. n newanepor at a m ­ e n t elreunllon In oold county and •lot*. Wlln*** my .'band and offtrlal •••I at Office al Orlando. Florida. Ibis 'Ik* fla t day e f . Daaaanbir, 208 W. First St. Phone 111 Sanford, Fla. K c'rmrll GET THE THRILL Court. nc Beekj Ai.-n.Aa rOT ATI) KB— Idaho Haber, 1* Ml Haa* t i l l . 4!WT Hag* II.H 17UTAH AO AM— 4# Ml. Bark, I I I ! HWT II ITATOKA— Hu. Hakl. Il.t# Winners STAR.FEATURE GREYHOUND OL|3 EIGHTH When you hive youf cir gm eed here, you m u .count on ■ complete Job. Look after this and other aarvices or repelre your cir may need. It ill cornea un­ der the heading of accident prevtcAknl Come to . . Is I t u T A N O K H IN O —4-» Bex Cm Il ia— I* IM S TURNIFB— Doa Hun. M* lo TUH N ir BALAD— llu Hpr. 71* 1; Wa Clark r<—ui| Cmirt.. Bemlnnl* Plnr'da (■BAM •Have A Thorough Grease lob tom CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED tilt. MOTicei aw APPurATtoa POM UKXn CB4WBB turn a r teas b o t ic r to c R im rro R a In r*: Esiale of BAM TIUDK. drerased. . A‘v ; C la r k ,-a t In ih* Ceert ef the Ceumr Jude*. «*mlnel* Cuumy, Florida, B«mlnote In Frobel*. . TU ALL CRKOITQIVB AND MY. FORTCNS^^ RED TRADER JU8T STAND . LADY PARD ' LUCKY SANGKR MORKMONET GRACE * L RARE ROBIN la aR tk* ate eve* WDBO teai^it al •i l l wtb a»- the NO MINORS ALLOWED . POST TIME S i l l p. be cral*. «• ea.ae. Li i* Lh Cortea ii.a * Or Rente 17 (fiiafert Highway) at Longwood •bout 10 Miles South of Sanford. S I T OF STATR FMOOtVTU C0 RNEB TR1KD ST. * PABK AVENUE lO aCTER B troonaa m n or KM- . T•••»<• •••* •* r* t » » • »* »• c r r tw c H DEATH p u i u o m h JLv t n u c u i p i a DKMANDB AUA1MBT MAID TATRj . j- ■ Mr aaUtla4 A M r**ulr*4 I* »r*M «l »nr f l t t a i and Iw w a ll wkicb r*». or *ltb*r e f run, mar bava agalaat tb* total* at BAX PIUDK, t i w i i i t lata a( aaM Ooaatr. «• U a Oaaaty J a lia at •amlaala (Vanljr, Florida. at Me atttem la tbe-^wort besae at aaM Coeaty at Baaferd. rtorMa. withla eight aaleadar aiaatlia treat Iba M u m at tba Ora, puktlcatlea of Ibla aallaa. E*ch rlaim ar la maa4 •ball ■ ba la writing, sad aball alata tba plaaa at rasMaaca aaa poat arrtaa addraaa at tba claimant, and aball ba awara la by Iba claimant. ag*oL ar at* ETTA SETT d Advertisem ents FRIDAY. JANUARY 28, 1»(2 FLORIDA B y Jack It was • pretty rt[|td ( t a t , but they ware mora rayrad than wa wary," Coach lib . Me Lucas commented today retarding th# Calary Fada etearcut, 27 to 14 triumph oaar Lac*bury there (aat night. The Fada maintained aupertorIty oaer tha Yellow Jackdte throughout tha eonteet and ted at half time by 9 to 4. Forward Virrea Danlala ted In point-gatting with u r t n aa tha local eegtra racked up their third win In fire aUrta. Jack (Butterhall) Hairing followed with ate. For­ ward Pernbit of Leeaburg equall­ ed Daniel*’ faat with aaven polnta. "Tha boya ar* coming along,” declared Coach Mae, who ia back In action after a layoff for about two waaka becauaa of illneaa. ”1 heller* w* will hare a pretty club before tournament time at the end of tha aeaaon." In tha B aquad eonteet, tha Fed* went under by a Id to 10 count Tha locate’ next conteat la with tha faat Daytona team her* next Tuesday. Third Race—4-14 Mite Itenl t u r Dally Dnnkl*l I Bland Up d Tweedledum 1 May Keen * Vnrnleh I Ptaabnrn T Hough- Traffic 4 Piper Traffic • OtoTle CHAMP » �✓ . v '.•trv anN B Tbnr want. . . FIGHTING DOLLAR? 7 NEWS1*AI»KK ■■ I B . — ------------- I _■ R _ SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 21. 1912 Renewed Plea For Aid Made By Australia ussians May enter Fight Against Jap British Am­ or. Declares i Expect To Vazis By Fall B Imperial Troops Take Offensive Above Singapore Stalin’s Forces Recapture Towns British S a y Critical Malay Battle With JapB Is Undecided Artcome Of Flghtiilff tn Africa Is Said T o Be Undecided (g v —------- . Blags pare, Jan. It. — Aaslruflan. gimner* dragging a* Held pken pw rri • tacreat ef shells Into Japs**** column. attempting to drive ‘ ■•eth <*• the main highway to Bmgepcre today, •machine trek* and truckr- Thl* fall Baal* belli* was Joined north of Yewr r*ng. about 47 mllta above Singapore. V P w ) Sir i BUfford CrJpps, the rtUrtltV British Ambassador to j Moscow, hinted RuseU ■ut? loin the battle against 6 e Japanese. He said the Soviets expect a knockout Mow o f Germany next Fall and Winter. The Russians N$aptured Kholm, 260 miles •rthw eei of Moscow. The. rejuvenated German army Willed the British IS ra lle a from Bengasi on t h e African (m «t. The Britlih eay the outcome U undecided. J S T Africa, the Britleh off 1*1*1JVdaaeribad the thnut front Oen. RontHsl’a atroaiheld near i t Ashrita, mere than 400 mllrt tupply convoy* Into Tripoli, r 60 percent to the British saA R- A. F. a kVtdaacO of Incrvasod plana and tank strength In * la th* basis fOf the ho­ lt m m quarter* that Oen. Ml la trying to duplicate Muhtar-assault * which, tan , rolled tba WavtU army ihwhlk, la Kuaala, couplad tha m w offensive wort anMMBta that tho German* Wan hariad back 28 miles of Kanhalak to tha enirnbuUcnt west of Moscow and the Ulkrmln* along a •trvtch betwaan Kursk KaJ. Thonaa Trapnall Fifteen year* ago "Trap" Trapnall rained fame aa Army's All American football end. To­ day, Major Thomas Trapnall U one of Amorica'a war heroes, awarded the Dlatlnrulihed Ser­ vice ■Cruse by Gen. Douglas MacArthur for extraordinary ha* rolam In action in the Battle ef Jba Bhlllpphni. The former grid tor January term )* r a m w iu h r i m i The British today reported * critical battle raging in MaUya 00 mile* above Singapore without a declaim and with Imperial troop* taking the offen»lve. The RAF bombed end machine-gunned Jap troop* and transport* heavily In th* Labi* area. Singapore went throughout the day without an rir raid. Indicating th* arrival of Mr reinforcement*. British Wrnhips »unk another Jap nubmarine. American and BrltUh flyer* In Burma bagged 21 out ef 60 enemy plane*. Japanese troop* threatened Friday night to turn th* Britlah left flank at Balu Pahat, 60 ■tiles ■ northwest of Singapore, hut elsewhere across tha peulnaula the outnumbered Imparts!* dogah command ' ashnowevidence Of Japottsso lion in tho Baku Pahat th* 'wOet coastal onehor of a line etrotehhuf Mtum Jo­ hor* state throuRh Cftaah In the center to M entor •* the 4aat Expected To Lsst For JMMTltm c Inflltretlon* celncklH with tetnforeed Japans** frontal aaaaulU to an cYort to force the withdrawal of Mbits* unit* at Buktt Payeng, A- hill are* soma nine mlUs north of Balu Pxtttt. Major-General Bennett, Aus­ tralian army commander, tail th* situation was “ very con­ fused" and more dangerous than a few day* ago. County Court will convene Mon­ day momln; at 10:00 o'clock for IU regular January term, O. P. Htrndon. dark of tho Circuit Court, i announced today. Tha court Is expected to last two or three days, Mr. Herndon stated, and a number of mis­ . - demeanor* will be triad by Judge R. W. Werul Tha list of Juror* ■ * a V liU lV follow*: UJtoy Hennessey, Joder Cam- -- ictliri! O f Hef I^ R oy ^ “ p S J iu. 1^ ! M*- fit *K t r . Bias*. *. c. veko.. airmen participating la dona d m * B e d 23 CarMO downed yeetarday sight of thoir own ad flout units la Iha mr*.credited with sinkO. P. Herndoa, Circuit Court elarfc. has Wan censing agent for Bamlnola County by tW .Pmmrtment of tha Interior, Mr- Herndon dieclosed today. . • All panose desiring to purehoae explosives must obtain a wrtlfkat^frm *^ IW^ Uoanelng 5 *to» t C j S t S v o a . DoaWr* art restricted hum selling anv oxphwlvM, with tha exception I !. K . Country Hastens To Gamer Manpower Under Threat O f Invasion By Japs RANGOON, Burma, Jan. 24 (Ah— lu lle d State* and Urlt* l*h fighter pilot* utterly wiped aut a formation o f seven .big twin-engined Japanese tombere to a wild dog-flgp l on .i* euteklrta ef Rangoon, today. Member Associated Nl'MlILIt 122 Press resh Invasion Hordes Force acArthur’s Philippine Arm y To Fall Back In Bloody Fight 4 t= Both Sides Sustain Heavy Casualties; Tired U. S. Forces Fiffht Courageously Hit By Jap Bombs In Singnoorc Attack Foar Japanese pursuit ship# are aUo reported shot down. bland Situation Is Said Critical All Allied pltuca returned safely to thrir base. IKj (MarlilaC Australia renewed it* appeal to the United State* for *>si»tMnco, •eying the wsr can lx- Inst in the Pacific n* easily n* on any uther batllcfront. Ai'itralia (noblllxrd her homo defense* and haitened the mar •hailing of her manpower undar the urgency o f t h e Invasion menace a* Japanese force*, land­ ed under big gun* of a strong naval squadron, arc apparently in control of Rahaul, the capital of the Australian-mandated l* land of New Britain. W ar Minister Franci* M. Forde announced t h e druftlng of married men under :lfi and un­ married men under IS I* being accelerated. Enemy landing on the half Dutch, half Australian Island of New Guinea and at Kiela, tha principal city on Bougainville at the northern end of the Solomon Island chain, were officially con This photo was made nfter a Japanese raid firmed today. They presumably on .Singapore, Britain's (ilbrultsr of ths Far were made undar escort of Jap< anes* warship* and aircraft car b u t . A bomb casualty it irmovwi on * itrelchliar*. Deputy Prime Minister Furdo of Australia seat message* to Prime Minister Churchill and President Rooeevalt emphasising th* gravity of th* Japanese threat to Australia and appeal, ig for Immediat* dispatch of fasmftoinept. . , ".T^LSHINGTON, Jan. 3 »— 4/T*i, »• van -awpidyHbo p*l‘— In a elatament edged with the message* pointed out. grlra irony, a Navy tpokesraun but' eh* must have more, ami disclosed Friday nlibt that an more arms.1 ’ >' '■ * unspcclflod number of enemy "A special plea way made for ■ubiuarinrs had Iwen destroyed aircraft— for ‘ fighter* *ml Immb-iff the Atlantic cuaat, but tnet ct* and torptdo-carrylng plane* details wrrit being kept arerrt tn —for uso against the enemy's leal a blow to Natl morale. warships a n d transports whirli Stmlnolo County'* blackout "Some of the recent vieltnra are bringing the Invaders to tt-l for 20 minute* Ui*t night ‘n our territorial water* will AustraUan territory. «.ifrnna)drrr«l by far the b«*t never enjoy the return portion In th* hour of their greatest danger the Australians stressed yrlt (Ja?en«* official* ptated to* of their voyage," Ihe statement not only the menace to them- «Uy. A great Improvement waa said. "Furthermore, the percent­ selvrn but to the entire Allied nwtdo over Thursday'* daylight age of one-way traffic I* In­ communications system in the It»-*t anti the previous f«»rewame*l creasing while that of two-way traffic I* ’ satisfactorily on the Japanese footholds so closo to bl.fkout In^t week. it ws* added. ( irafflc Itecrlving the alert signal at ! ,i,.,|ine. the mainland. s lit P. M.. the lest officially ' Thcn the •tstcnirnt ap|tesl(sl New Britain Is H00 mile, northeast of the mainland; ex •i.irted at 8:41 I’ . M., Co-ordl- In the people to keep silrnl even nntor AII. Peterson disclosed. If they "hsvc teen s submarine treme louthern New Guinea l*. iwlthln 100 m i l e s of northern The all clear whistle ws* heard captured nr dtstroyed." The Na­ vy, It said, will give out no In­ Australia: occupation qf tho Solo.|“ ' _0tU.. It IImnna mens twill will (till put ikn tho on enemy well | fen lights were , reported , „ formation "alstul th* fate of the submarine excursionists athwart tho path o f help from l!" downtown section, and all enemy >- I till i L' w,'r'' wi le extinguished r xMiittuieux’ i tw ™ the United State*. I it '* thrc<! fore the end of the teat. Several j Counter-Attacks Hurl Nipponese Back At * Some Batan Points ’ WASiriNCTON. Jan. 24. —(/I*) — Fresh hordes of Ju|mtiese iiivns'nn trtaiiwi. aupiNirtcd l»v hnrnigps from warship guns, forced Gen­ eral Untight* MncArthur’s American ami Filipino de­ fenders to fitll hack in hea­ vy, hloisly fighting on the west coast of tho lla tan I’cninnubt. but l a i r r c«*i nftT-Mttacks hurled the JupHniM* front other point* Thr Wnr Deportment ir|»o»t«d (lenetMl .MucArthur’* l r o o p % though fatigued by *tx uI»t;k* o f Inei'RMMnt fighting. ^t i11 ih»* but­ ( ’iMiiMity .1*11 tling with undimiin: hed enthtpl* mm Mild courtage. "llvMvy Iiiocd were miffcri'il Ion Inith *idc*,“ the W mi Depnit! ment lidded, mid acknowledged •’ he invMdor* hml effrclrtl Imolngn on the lUtnn wc^it eo»nt1 I Mini IndleMted that (ien. .MucArthurV position iiow \* extremely r«ve. Meanwhile. Ihiteh nnny bomb* • Jr»* In Ihe «ceo»ol fon m tu ll^ who don't get home, until tha*. I tma*h »t Japitnetr »blv eoncclfc information l» no losecr of aid 11ration* In the Straits of Mac-> and comfort to the vneogg" Jra»sar cap»iird a large passen••The Nu/ 1s think tS*m.oNr. , *•' hl'-; pretty eluvrr tn the fieU^ of |»ey- ,|W|r„y rr> rliologicfil wmi fare. Serrtiey etr* ♦ There termed no doubt that the rounding th** fall* of their *ul •iipreme struggle for the Philip­ marinea u i» counterblow tbni pine* wm in progreM*; thut tne Amriicnn people rnn give them Np* fiimlly had Uuntlieil an gll which muy *erve to dIirKc wiih* •ut ib ixe after bringing in tho^iiof their *uper •confidence." ^und* of fre*h troopM. The Jn|M«nrae strategy upp«r* The »pi*Ue*iiiMii milled that *'every AmericMii ran regard alienee ml Iv l* to »tMke everything on n and aeetrry m* hla own prraonnl grnnd nramilt anil p^v m fenrful price in niMn|H *cr. if ner»l In*, to antl*ai»bniaiine wea|Mtn." the iiiQp nuiekly. Ilow ninny aiibmaiinea have |re<*<dve Thi* wiia indicMtetl ’ v grmv com* liren baggesl nr damaged, when. •mtmiipn* 71 which *nitl: **Ap|»ur* where. -mmI i mb r what circum i . nt|v o,,. , „ rmv ha* inb pteil atanrew. weir imiong the i|ue*- i |Ml|iry r„ ntlnuou* "a*ault*. withHon* to which the rule of *Hence (|||l M.KMn| |o rR«u«ltiea. hoping by w»»< ap|»lie*l Hut that aucce** em it •tiperioritv in immboia In |u| ronnti r otlwrk* h a v e been -ru-h tho defending furri..” delivered, mid preai miihlv aie This seemed to indiiate the Jiiprontiiiuiiig. waa made clear. ini'se High Ccnimand seeks .( 'Iiliek koiM-kout to relcMse Its In-op- for use in the spmiding^of* •frnslvr inr'inst the. Itutch East I tndirs. Sing pore. Australia ami Blackout Of Last Unspecified Number Of Enemy ■i Subs Sunk Off Atlantic Coasljw ^ ig h t Declared vks Satisfactory Tttird Raid Practice Is I m p r o v ement O v e r Thursday^ Dr. Park is Head "«|3eminole County on by residents who had left Association j their home*. All but five o f the 1942 License Tag Medical li.'hta in the housing section . . a. iOn exhibit. Ip a thaw window, of tha Co. to a large pholdgrapB a f‘ tha IfTMldant of A t'tha recent meeting of th< tha Unltod Btataa *»kkh will be presented by the committee for Bemlnole County Medical A»*ocl at Ion Dr. C. I . Park wae electee tho celebration o f tho Presi­ dent* birthday to tha county to eerve aa president for tho en school which tuna In tha largest amount o f money far capita to be used la fighting poliomyelitis, Nad Smith, chairman o f the campaign, nld today. A quotation la inflated on the pictifn eaylng: "Nothing to cjaaav to my heart than the W. M. Haynes Jr. Accented By U. S. " H r,v::ur.,'rl:,t.",r 1^ou«h’ west Pacific. This apparently influrni'i-d the Japanese decision to Sales Total 3,879 Army Air Corps i|i*p*tch thousand- of fresh troo|ia “ <r* put, out by air raid war■l<it*. It was stilted tmlsy that the Up tii 11:00 o'clock this mom-1 Walter M. Haynes. Jr„ grailn- to (fie llntan front. p-iiple who violated the black­ tied. MacArthur and H- nr > Iny. :lJt7'J license togs o f all "to of Ihr" goveinniciit tdvllisn out' rule* will bo contacted an I sre fighting Hgainst islds of in series for 1042 have been l.sausd j AeKiiautiral Authority tmining w.irncil bv wardens in their lo­ to I. How long they (Hll hold cality, ami in the future, the by the tax collator's office. J„o. ; course which *»•» '''* X ^ M a i J out no one r n foretell. Each day »4»*- " • Haki r of laik( -lary thev stand firm gives the united mini** of violator* will be nub- D. Jlnkln* stated today. For the J last year, enlisted in the United (CeallaaeO Ua r*a» Three) entire year of Hill, 621.72 tag* States Air Corp Thursday and re­ in lions thaU,fnuch more precious were sold in Bemlnole County, el Ivcd hi« oath a- a "flying cadet” time .to buttress vital defense*. making the present total of this illuming si the recruiting sta­ tag* »ol<l to data about 2,000 tion in Orlnndo. under IUII figures, Mr. Jlnkln* Mr. Ilsyiirs was among the added. young men tn rreeivo a scholar"Some of these no doubt will shin consisting of flying Irssons Member* of the food eonaerva----------tinn division of tha county tie- be Scented before the year It from government Instructors lit out, in feet, the tax collector’* Orlrudo-Airport after bo success-1 WAFi'TtNGTON. .Ian. 21—</P> finw council are espectad to at­ tend a canning demonstration at office I* doing I brisk bualnrtv fully. comulrleil the theory course; _ p | ,n, to empty the nation's the CRy hall /an . 27 at t:00 P.M. every day In Issuing licen*'/ Uught tjr ('apt. Baker. He ha*I automobile "graveyard*" of bea private pilot a license. 'tween 1.000.000 und S.nj.CtFI bv MIm isa-el Thunby, state plate*" he said. spcdalUt In food conservation, fo r the eccor—d * * ^ of those The flier received both bl* 4ihy |junked car*— by rrnudst or perwho la In Seminole County fwr a wishing to putenasa license slcal and mental elimination* y<*-|suasion—during the next six frW d*ys to visit exUnslon clubs plates, ths office will remain Unlay rnd was scheduled to le*vejmun|hs to provide vitally-needed and uhools la connection with the open until 1:00 o’clock. for an Army training flsld today. Iscrap Iron and atoel for th» war conservation program, Mrs. Oulda Title certificates end registra­ but wa. given a .lO^lsy furlough.: pn,vram w t n utw |,„„| Friday Wilton, county home demonstra­ tion cards should W presented lls was graduated from Son-1 ^ ^ t ting' agent. Mid l » l » / . when calling for tan , and It Inole High School to 1830 aa an. t>lr'cctor Roscnwald of the huMbs ThuraW will lacturu on la requested that old ta n be honnF etwknt »ml Is ZO yeers of |rri|U ImluntrUI ronMrrvwlWm, Food Conservation Lecture Scheduled •canning for defease" alas, and, urge she he* chosen "such a time­ Uonafor the Pro* ly subject". Mr*. WUeon continued. r Ball may he ae- *ny person.In thU arse may at­ tha Junior Chara­ tend the demonstration. rer by telephoning Government Will Get Junked AutomobileH returned to tho offer. This re­ quest Is made by the federal ‘’i 3^ ^ W 8 ,Unk government's scran collection * ,lr|¥, by Wgr Projuctlon Csar government, and this metal le or y o n om. to bo used far defense purpose*. ... , , - , INelson, announced that fiol-l Twice Attacked Liner agent* win b* sent out to comb Sanford Man’s ‘Uncle Soft Drink Products Reaches Port Safely |^7™ 7u..,'.nr'2 5 Jgt Dies In Brooklyn Are Being Curtailed NEW YORK. Jan. 24— UPt- own choosing. Ifax Dlngfelder, uncle of Ju­ NEW YORK, Jan. I4 -4 P 1 -. lius Dlngfelder o f tide elty nnd Two itrawe In avery soft drink _______ i f m m l i T of C. I. tad M. Ding- mar shortly h*a>me a handicap firm e f Htw York Instead of a nmantle Intariud*. 81* ef tha nation'• leading Mft drink companlM admitted Friday that the nrasent governmantal The Grace liner 8anta Paula, which arrived Friday, was twice attacked hy submarines o ff the West African coeat and narrow­ ly m iM il collision with uni­ dentified craft aa she neared her home shore*. I* waa anannounced by the Third Naval District. The Nave said the veeael. due at quarantine at 1:00 A. M. did net arrive until mid-afternoon and was bald up for another hear while eight' crewmen and four passenger*. *11 suffering from malaria, were removed for hoiplUlUmtlon. In cases where owners refuaq to comply, he said, the govern­ ment could, within 24 hours, re­ quisition the wrecks anil call for lump sum bids on all cars. Red Crofe Knitters Select .New Slogan NEW LONDON, Conn., Jan. 94, DP)—In need of a slogan to spur competition In the Red C r o s s \ ■ ■- f -1 "-'toil a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1942 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald