26 10 268 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f68f9bcbb2a37e52f567f58b2de08b70.pdf 87b32781774898c259bab9f8064ac6cd PDF Text Text I :■ -a s — FARMERS' MARKET Vote To Suspend Play During War tT K A , Jan . *1— (S p e c I Florida ■ S-* U* U L tifU l E^enjy Matched operate thU yeardecision w as mad* by th* Field Will Run .__• Board of Director* In Btka b i t night when tbo mom* # tbo board tod unanlIn Feature Race 4y to im pend opormtlom for n w o n r He. n a A* KOKH OTATM KAMMKHS' ft IS ^ I g j a a . » . isaa . i Out of Its ranks hava coma such Wagua performers aa 8ld young right-handed ace Washington Senators' pitchstaff, who w ent from Banstraig h t to Washington, and MuaTal, the form er Daytona pitcher-outfielder who late jaaon broke In with tha 8t. Cardinal!. ar “name" players le ttin g organised baseball training the league are Jam es (Dopey) farm er Sanford pitcher) Kennedy, Joe Beck and John form er Orlando playtra; and ' • • v a r a I DtLam|-traln*d playtra want up Into fa ste r company a f­ te r a year's grooming with the ‘ flats. submarines could travel York to Yokohama and without stopping. back with iT k w " Wlitn « Child Needs • Lexetivel IU P OF BLACK-DRAUGHT • ta sty liquid th a t moat chllwill welcome whenever they • lasativa. What's mors It haa the same Ingredient aa BLACKJGHT, Its oldar companion, ■pa that’s why it usually 2 a child such refreshing re'.fro m the familiar aymp' which show a laxative la Comet In two sites: 25c -A D V . llos. n*n. Tt# Ik, k i« lU I .I - H Uft IT*I*. t a i l l*AliliAUK—Ton, Hoik, fair to fey. tie.ae to ill.**. Rod liar. | l . i t f ‘tilnrsr, I ’rtSL C i x c n r — ftVstrs. a*. Is . lie .. 11.2k. Donald Nelson Gives His Bargain Hurtling Qualities To Government WASHINGTON. Jan. 21 UP)— Several million American farmera and Uiair familiea are already well acquainted with Donald M. Nelson—at least, with hla work* —but the new boas of the nation’s war production may nred n tit of introduction to city dwellti*. A standard piecr of liten ilu ir in farm s and wn.-ill U »n» is the Sears, Roebuck A Company catsiugve. Mr. Nclsor waft e«ccuvlvftvice-pnaldant of tha mail-ordiT l.ouae until the government cal lid him In. Many a nir.il parlor, sit­ ting room and barn i* equipped with tha wares ha sold. Bargain hunting w is his' busi­ ness and he carried over to gov­ ernment purchasing tin* a r t nf clipping com ers and mnking ev­ ery penny work overtlm-j for defense. They tell how lu caught n would-br profiteer wli > b rig h t up the entire supply ol one typo A double diorama showing how of cotton and wum waiting t.. dtrua la produced and how It gouge thn Army. Mr. /**lior. had may be obtained la being de­ tha Army change Itt specificsveloped In the atudloe of the tlona and tha p ro fitee r was left Florida National Exhibit* In holding the cott in. DaLand. The f l n t acena .sh o w s I He "uses In Army and Navy miles of citrus groves with pick-1 purchasing the atagger ayatem ha tr s a t work .on tree*, heavy with developed a t S e a n , Roebuck’c Chi oranges and grapefruit | than, eago office. There he placed hit throygh an arrangem ent of m ir­ textile orders during the alack rors the groves turn Into a. su­ aeasona; he got a much better per market with th e h i m golden price and tha Industry kept busy tree-ripened fru it ready for tha :ha year round. consumer. Ha docs the samo with govern­ ment purchases—rr.Tept th a t now Fogs are almost constant on the we, tha taxpayer!, are gutting the Aleutian Islands. advantage of hla bargain base­ ment shopping skill. SPAB—another set of Initials moaning Supply, Priorities and Allocation Board — waa sat up with him as Its head. L ast year President Roosevelt Increased hla powers following reports tha Army and Navy oppoaed central­ isation of purchasing in hla hands. And now ha’s boa i of produc­ tion and procuramant. Do you have a .iattleah lp you w ant to aril tha N avy! O r a Civil War rifle, or do you m anufacture neck­ ties for aokilara? See Mr. Nelson. jin=ni=iii=insiU 5 iii= n i= iii 5 H INSCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED ;W« LI Fill All Presarlpliana LANEY'S ■• DRUG STORE i Florida’s exhibit* a t A tlantic City next aummar will advertise the state's facilities for w ar and dtftnae maaaurea. Th* Flarida •ahlU t b etter than any other way can portray in the th ird dlm*n* alon with light, color and action tha state1* advantages fo r na­ tional defense bases, camp*, train­ ing grounds, hospital*, ate. P H O N R 103 i= iii= iii= iii= iiiE iii= iii= iii: BUBINKS8 8KRVIC1 . wh A cootdiN ■ NHDVPI 18 furnished 112 THE L01 H ^ L P H o n i'r r * Airplane Travel Put On Priority Basis > ,--r ? yc:,' ■ h l - t - >' 5, if -• fti S rTV *-, v v i i -> v , , t/. \ t . ; z*M B W f th tv iF 4* - iL m m ^ • [' -v \ WOMEN -Way help! W IN E Dr. Morrison Will Preach At Service Dr. H enry Clay Morrison, dis­ tinguished evangelist, editor, and college president, wul preach a t the m'd-week terrie s a t the Bar­ nett Memorial Uathodiat Church a t E nterprise tonight a t 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Morrison for more than a half century haa edited the Pen* tccoital H e r a l d , a devotional weekly, published a t Louisville, Ken., and read alike by ministers and laymen of all denominations throughout the w orld.. While not the founder, this Methodist m inister haa served two different term * aa president of Aabury College I t w llm ore, K y, and. I* recognised as largely raaponsible for this g re a t Chriatiag Inatltutidn of Teaming. H r la th* founder and president. o f Aabury Theological Seminary, also a t rrT a cU * • Mtiitlc You I-ike * JACK’S DEW DROP INN On B eaatlfal. Labs Monro* GET THE THRILL >i GREYHOUND GU9 S DOROTHY ■ GRACE , ' BOUNCING BEN "■-BOURBON BOY LADY PARD JU ST 8TAND v 8U N VALLEY LITTLE R IP is an th* air ova* WDBO • itS taaight a. wlh *3 th* "dap** an the i w a t th* Saafavd-Oc- 1 land* K ernel Cl oh. NO M IN O RS ■A L LO W E D POST TIM E .H U “ * '■{ P. M. t KENNELCLUB Or Route lf£(8saford Highway) at Longwood about 10 Mika (South of Sanford. TURN AT RED ARROW . '- ..v , V>. :.V -1 r¥ T -b B t PAUL ROBINSON 4 0QNTBKA OOJP/ vans only twwo 'THAT NIC* I SSB 0S MO0« whicham p u n j» « i iiid i m A f lo u r i Always DANCE N IN T H R A C d — 5*16 M ile COjT.T’S TANDARD \s to tv * U * Good Food TONIGHT'S ALL-STAR FBA1 When you have your ca r greased hero, you can' count on a complete job. Look a fte r thU and other aervlcea or rep airs, your ca r m ay need. I t all cornea un­ der the heading of accident prevention! Come to . . . g o ®4* # of Picking Winners Have A Thorough Grease Job go ' D IN E shippers th a t thay m ight apply, aa in paacatim* fo r aeata or cargo apaca but t h a t assign­ ments “will b# made only after those t h a t . may ba required for oifflclal use hava been filled.” Til* lamnin hravyw rlsht rhamplaa waa nnlr.1 aa a vorarluua eater. I'uuld h* h k tr rafrti and fnaghl a* hr Mill If hr aiirfrrrM afler-eatlne palnet Pon’i n rg trrl elumarh nr ulcer palnr, liulleeeilon. ear painhearlhurn, burning arnreilnn, blftwl uml Ullitr cr.ni1l||»n« ruuaed by « rraa arid. Try a tic bo* of rdf* Tallin* Thry inual help nr money refumlnt. Al llclteyantda Drag IV. ami good drug eturea everywbrrr. . . 4-Ad*.) • Wllmore, Kv. Dr. and Mr*. krorrUon fre a t the present gueata a t Plneland College. They with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Savage and Mr. and MreBilly Savage will ba th* dinner gueata tonight of Superintendent and Mrs. Harold R. Barnes and their large family a t the-Florida Methodist Children'* Home. This will be tha accond visit of Dr, Morrison to tha Children's Home The Rev. John A. Partridge, pastor of th* B arnett Memorial church, extends an .invitation to the general public to ba present and hear Dr. Morrison a t tho 7:30 service. SAFELY and— Did John 1* Sullivan Fight W ith Stomach Ulcer Pain*? iu L s r rm I '.'i . J’ h a a I S O SOS - btatm a| X'A1: ; r ftirv o r AI'I'I.KH—Ilu Bskl. Yorks. II.IS. IftrMous, llos Its * MANANAlt—10 |.ll Ilunrhrs. 21.72 In |t.«* CftillN—Mhrllrd, while, t ’WT hsgs, ll.»o to II,** II.NIIINM YKi.lJftW—20 LB Sark, ti l l to 22.71 IINKINH TCLUlW -1* Ml Hark, I2.lt Pt>TATXft2ai—I'tfT Bags 2 t(* to 12.71. HKKII ft'rrtlf. llrd nil-I'WT l i t * . 22.2* POTAT(|»t—Idaho Baker, 2«. Ml Hags 22.22. PWT Hag* It.** III'TAIIAUAS—t* Ml Hark, 11.21 \ TOR RENT Drug Co, Ph. FURNISHER Garage A p t L in n u t*. |1 a*, ra, 2x.ia , «'i:i,Kltr llHAHTK—Crslr*. |t.s* to It.I* COIJJtlttftS—DM*. Bun. . Ite to l*e nnori-ANT—n* itpr. it .ta u ti.sa llllAI'RPntllT—Bos L'.ll. coash, 11.2# Hlkis Bag 72e^T**,. I ■1 X* liftios Bow Sis'. IIOXK.V—4lal Psll. Oroago Bloo tom. t i l l f.KTTl!r»-le#»>«rg. Prt. Iced, to 22 20. to 11.20 II.VliiNlt—Duo. Bun. ear OIIAXISCR—II.f* I'R. OomtL 21.72 nag I Sr No. | II.«• Ilags aoe I*AIIAI.V.T—ru,s. Hun. ate to tte PKA*—Uu llpr. Ont to g o ^ . 12 ae ‘ to 11.22 PBI'flCJtlt—no llpr. 11.1* to 1172 IWATOKJI—llrd Bllso, tm No. I. A.1-ratal 21.2*. B -IM t, C-I.it. ft’WT Ifcftgs rom marrlal tM * li.» r.iMilftjft—i>os. Bua, tie ftd'INAft'll—Bo Itpr Hummer T7P». Ite (o' 11.00 STIIA WIIKIIIURII—Pint, tie HWT p</TATOmi — ITWT garko. ai.tx io t i . i i NiirAaii—rrllow, Bu llpr. tt.a* TANOKIIINKH — t- l llos 1‘nmb. i l i a - 7* (l.m T l'ltxiim —Dos. Bun. IS* to Ito Tl It.NII'—ftftslxd. Ilu. llpr. t»r to ;*r TftiMATtiKH—ta.IS U l O ats, ord to for. It I* to tt.l*. IS U l ft'arton l i s t WASHINGTON, .Jan, a t.-fJP ) —Tha W ar D epartm ent put airplan* travel and cargo ahlpm enu on a priority basis. Mon. Mon day, directing th a t official* and others on government business be given precedence by tha a ir­ line* over civilians. Tha regulations w a r t estab­ lished by BHr. Can. Donald R. Connolly, m ilitary dlractor of Special FBI agents apprehends civil aviation. An announcement ed more than 2,400 federal fugi­ advised civilian travalars a n d tives from Justice In the last fis­ cal year. HEV/ IHSAROJ . kTELY OWNED ’39 Dodge SITUATION WANTED ftp—New Motor, good tires, 1410 i k b seal covers, HALF-DAY Job eleaning bouao a t aall a t once. C aught o r cooking. Maybell llbldan, Strickland Motors. 11H C y p ru s A t*. chtxp - 0 . * Winn, Bulck I W P W m 'C* lr* MOULTRIE, G a- Jan. S I— (/Pi—Tho Thomnavllle, (la - elub became a doubtful startei* Tues­ day for tho Georgia-Florid* Ilaseball leag u e r*ca and Tal* lahassre, Fla., definitely waa out. Hut representative* of Valdos­ ta, Moultrie, Wayeroas, Albany, Amerleua ami Cordela clubs raported to league directors In session hare th at thay were “ready to s ta rt the pennant race.” V. D. Wheel, league director f r o m Thomaavllle, requested a seven-day extension f o r th at club to determine Its status. Th4 hoard voted to allow Thomas, vlllo until noon. Jan. 27, to put cp the required |AOO forfeit fe4 or surrender Its franchise. . T0NM //W N J. YOUI C O A W d .'M CO y jB D B a t Toachtan’a P ro . BA Y S TOUR watch ra p a ln d by o a t who really kaowa bow. * PIANO—Ilka n#w. BaaB riggs, Jew eler Magnolia Ave a. Phone 122, Lawrence. ants, Haas, rata. Six Ga. - Fla- League Ball Clubs Are Ready ETTA KETT Classified Advertisements LGIC DEATH IIJ I r A t ’ U K IA ftW K n— H o q u o t e • ca iiin era—rvos. nun. ear i s t*e Cr f . Phsaephsta Bernard (K nlfty) Sawickl, confriied alayer of four, kUaaa hla foster* mother, Mrs. Anna Sawickl, on her lait visit to tha Chicago Jail before hla execution. Sentenced to die for the murder of a policeman, ha con­ fu te d t h r u other murder*, ail committed within tho (pav of 72 boors. SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS -M. < Pkaara IS ki .owiha r a s a LONGWOOD, Ja n . 21,— <8pe«ial)— Continuing the program of 10 races nightly, the 8*nford-Ortando Kennel Club pre­ sent* a closely-matched field in the featured eighth race tonight. Erie likely will be Installed In the favored role, with ite m competition over the futurity distance coming from S tarry Flag, In the red b o i, and Ida Willard and F a st Fury. Other greyhounds entered In thl* event are Tipperty Wltchet, I.ueky Mirk, Lucky 81s and Duds Hank. TONIGHTS BNTR1FJ F irst Race— Kutarlty I Kelly Ann I It Ip Alone > HUa.tr Xan I An*. II,. 1 l-ara Choir* T Clear Man I Altamonte laid I Philip Mnrrta Second Hare— Futurity t r i m Hall lla llr UmUri I llanr’e Warriors Madia llatano I lllpay Traf/lc a lull# llarprr 1 llrrw rr'a Kid 1 Clrmantlnu < l.urky Kira a lllaaa l.'p Third Race—5 - l t Mile I !*••• Half Hally Haaklrl I Klauhorn I Cooll* S Varnl-h i Valrntlnr' Pant 1 lirauly Made* 1 May K**n I Wllllr Mila S Tweedledum Fourth Race— Futurity I lloiiuN Traffic t Htand P|i f ilrria llarprr a llllllr |(»*r I Conn Co<|U*tt*7 Klrldrr I Hon X I .Vomi'n An.lrrw Fifth lift**—6-16 Mil* I My Korttin* ft Know Hunk S Kmm* I» u*r I'ft Monlp lllu* J 11*1 Trader 1 4 Old VlrUr • Vnty Kltl Sixth Rif#—5-16 MIU I ♦ ft |>mi■x Hull# t llob Moor* 6 Tippy Matron 1 Hmoky Day 1 Juut fUrkUua I Dultaman I Hjmrt f)#vll Seventh Rare— Futurity I Ium in ruI tiro, a Hrd Paddy 1 Pick lllne S tUrkfrrr Mlk* 5 Junior O Man 7 Joiful Mur,, I llrd Mrllae S Mtny'a tniae* Eighth Race— Futurity I Hlarry Flag S l.iirky Mark S Ida IVIIarri S I.ueky Hla I Tlpprrly WllchT Hud* llank I Krlr a Karl Kury Ninth Race—5-15 Mile I I.ft111r |(lp X ilrarr S Juat Htand t llnunrlne llrn 1 Durulhy 7 Mun Vailry « lftnarl.no Jftoy I I-adr Pard Tenth Rare—5-14 Mile * y jq a la lrla Harr) I Kanraw Hangars Indy Idglirr 1 ftlarknl llrd S Crony'a llanurr 2 l.urky Vlrky 7 Jump llluh 4 Inlla'a Jim I llm rlr l|un*y VruerahU S evan ml raftra up l a to dorntton of th a emergency. I t# m o l t of tbo meeting cam* ■omowhit of a surprise, at* mm ot* had horn circuiatat tbo C la n D loop would up. Pro*(dent Al Comb* of yfllo itatod. “th« Icague’i ira voted to doelaro a racffectlve Feb. 4 to eon* until *ueh tim e aa m em U r „ feel It deilrable to reium e attest.” L a it y ear the w ir and finan* : elal difficulties rauaed touih sled­ ding fa r moat of tha circuit mem. . 'M * and Sanford dropped out of . tbo loop midway through the ' schedule eauaing th e league to ;• operate on a aeven-team aeale. a ] A t the coueluilon of laat aeason, little hope waa held for Ocala, Galneavino and Daytona Beech coming back for another • teaaon. Orlando, DaLand, SU Auguatln* and Leeaburg, laat year1! play-off winner, had already made prapar itlona for teama th is year. Tbo present Florida S t a t e [Ua was er ra n Iled ala years League when tbo old Northeast Florague dropped out of d r ___i and baseball-minded men ~tbe state cast their lota to* and launched one of the d a t a D circuits in the H U r t l b H r a r K r a ll | vs A m * Letgh Laooardy e t v f f ' L. C. Declaration of Domicile John M. Schnatx, Geneva, Florida. Salto — Lew JAM. I f , IM S & , r Houseman. Q .“-C A Em m a C. W arranty Deads IP va William RuaseD Strnn A Clara . A . 0 . J a m i l to Jo* W / Ja r- N. W rit of Prohibition. HU. Elisabeth Jew ett, widow, to C harter C reated C. F. Brannon. VItalas l i t ni­ . N e w H orRml ’IncOrlando, tre * to Ouy Wallace a t ux. Nature of buslnehs, real estate. Quit Claim Deeds • Jam as H. C ot *t o« to E. V. Byrd a t ux. Stew art P. Dutton a t nx to R ath G. Swinney. Car­ rie L. Stringer, widow, to E. W. Bradley a t ux. Florida Con­ ference Assn. Seventh Day Advaot. to E. W. Bradley a t ux. Agreement fa r Dead I . E. Kersey to R ates Given. CARDUI la a name you ought 1. E. Kersey e t ua to 8am Coner. to remember, for It may help Raal E state Mortgages you in 2 Im portant w ars: I f vour C. F. Brannon at ox to E llis- main trouble Is periodic func­ ftk a th Jew ett. Ruth G. Swlnney tional distress, sta rt 3 days . e t vtr C. L. to F irst Fwlcral before “the tim e'' and taka It < B ar. A Loan Assn. W. C. a* directed. If you are run­ Toochton e t ux to Sanford A t­ down, u n d e rn o u r is h e d from , lantic N afl Bank. V. N. Dyer functional causes Its use aa a c t ux to S. Minerva M argin. tonic should help atimulate ap­ Satisfaction of Mortgage petite, Increase the flow of m e ­ Sanford A tlantic N a tl Bank to tric Jufcea, and to Improve dl- 1 W. C. Toochton a t ux. Florida geation. help build you up. Try Eagcwe M. P etter S tate Bank of Sanford to Elisa­ CARDUI I — ADV. C. f , n U a ry k s ts beth Jarrell et vir J. W. Home Owner* Loan Corp. to H. M. Former newspaperman and now a f member of tha American Eagle Watson et ux. Florida Stato Bank to R uth Swlnney e t vlr Squadron flying for tha BAP, E ugtna Melvin Potter, o f Chicago, C. L. Florida State Bank to la credited with downing tw s Ger­ Ruth Swlnney et vlr. M. A. man plane* ovar the English Chan­ Smith, Liquidator Longwood St. nel. He haa been with th e RAF fok' Bank to V ltalas Hembree. 9 Good D rink* A l s year. U a Pend ewi Popular Price* Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. ; I V «u .'P H 0»i4e rm m m ■ - lYOUfr �PLEDGE TO §>aitfarit fo ralft AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y '*1 SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 22. 1942 M em ber A sso c ia te d pled i f illr |iin r r In Iho* FLAG Fhf «• I hr U n llrd S ta te * of A m e rica . an«l In the Republic for w M rh it aland*, one Nation, 3 NEWSPAPER THE indivisible, with liberty and iid ir r for all.** NUMBER 120 P re ss P -g- Official Says I British Should! Start Assault! Number Of In­ vaders O n Luzon I s l a n d I s Esti.A mated A t 200,000 Added Troops • Are Landing ■: RKLBGUBNR. Argentine W ill Not Accept Anti* British Army's main task Axis Resolutions Is Theto organise a continental of­ O f || * Aoatrails. karo to be. made in th e PanAmerican resolution for the eeveranco of relation* with the Axla Jm .: 23.— (AP)— Rabail, thf nations in order to m at* it c o n I . capital of New Britain. repletcly actrptaM e to Argentina, sources cites to the Argentine government Mid today. The source • g f f th* neighboring Wataas did riot specify the nature of the Mend. I mmedlately followmodifications. Jag Ike report, root at aa teaNine Central American nations Umm with 12aban I r tiir d and lha United State* already are i r im pi leal Iona ef U» Ra- a t w ar whlla Mexico. Colombia *• * Brtlals Island ka* keen t ml Venexucla have troken off # evacuated by military ferte* diplomatic relation*. That would |(l U lldW U M ef a prom ein that only eight South Am­ apectlro Japan*** landing. erican nation* would break rela­ If Implication* of Ike Ration* under the new formula. The formula retain* the three keel ■ » ! , > ere folfWiJ. original articles of the t i n t reso­ Ike Jape nee* are la (be prolution, demanded be Mexico. Co­ f t ( m of tkelr t i n t Invasion lombia and Vanexuela and oblrctef AealraUes territory. rd to by Argentina ami Chile. T hat resolution pointed out th at <>r AMwtatwl H m l ,_The Japanese have re­ apptaaaion against one nation con­ ______ aggression H H against P I ared heavy attaeka on stituted commercial and t h a t diplomatic, ............... -•,/T] W r i e r a l Douglas MacAra line on the Batan in the Phillp- th e -W ar D e p a rtm e n t '" t o d k j r w ith Uw fo rc e s L u to n on the Uestimated a t British Start Major Counter - Assault In Crucial Malaya W a r f’an’t Isose! A ir Minister States! English S h o u l d O r g a n i z e Cont­ inental ' Offensive F u r t h e r Modifica tlons To Plan Are 11 Nipponese Ships Reported Desired Are Reported Near nUBNOS AIRES. Jan. 22. (A1)— » Australian Waters Certain further modificitlons will . Well, Now UanvUtrd Local Defense Officials Are Ready For Test Prpaa) fensive. Air Minister Sir Archi­ bald Sinclair told the House of Commons today. Such offensiee on the Kuropemn cononetrationa rati tlaant, he said, *hmild be made possible with '‘ th e “greatest striking force. In Libya, the British announc­ ed three strong Avis columns. Including the bulk of the Ger­ man lank* In North Africa, made a reconnni*«unre in force about 10 niilra into British po­ sitions below Mer<* llrrgn. The exultant l(r<l army early today had rolled the rrmnante of three or more German di visions seven milr* beyond re­ captured MoihaLtk, draling out heavy casualties and intent on giving the enemy not n moment to entrench. Flanking attackal-o wore pressed fnim both mirth and south of the city. Twenty-five settlem ents were retaken on the north wing alone, in the Kallnin sector. The battle cry was: "The b attle of Moscow is over; the road to full victory lies ahesdl" The rem nants of the seventh Herman Infantry division, the third motor division, the 31stintan try regiment and the I07lh Infantry division were bring pushed back westward by the victorious Russians, today’s com■iunique said. District P l a c e d On Alert For Area’s S e c o n d Blackout S a n ford ’ s and Sem in"1* County's "blackout" lest cssic at 2:24 o'clock this after ntMin. About 10 minute* prrrteu- to the starling at the lest, I hr Herald ns* Infcrmrd that the "yellow" alert signal had In-rn rrcclced at the police station and that volunteer dcfe*-v offlciul* were Immediately be­ fog InstructrO to take Ihrir dr-lanatcd positions Ikrnuthsut the City and t'ounlv. , Defenders Attempt Official Asks For Smash At Main Jap Funds For Airport i| Armies. 70 Miles Above Singapore ( lit \ «« I ' * t 'fe s a l np n Suit* \V I* A A«lmim*lr ilar Wilbur YL llarkn r-* tml.. y atktil W a^hingtan W|*A uiithanne t |ii uiithttrizt* mi mltlilmiuil <IH!*!M0 lo r in»|»M»Vf mriit* »•• Nippon Bombers Kill 304 People | tin* Sanfanl Mn»'K,i|i'l *...... * A WPA all»*<atu»ii of $*VJ.D40 i will . % • mi m in i by >l.U>.oi«» in 1 \VI*A funds In comfilfle l he i*nUiigcmcnl pragrmu Iwfuu at thr uilfM»rt Mtiiirlmit* u^o. Five Enemy Romhers Are Downed Today From Flight Of 30 III* Army Recruiting Office Asked To Hold1 Enlistments Tr if . if tavftMlpJ Pr#u«) A rrit'Yttl, |M>rhu|m tlccisivt*. hittilt* rogetl in lb? Ma­ layan jitnirlt'x. 70 mile* north of Sinuit|Ntri* lo.luy a* Uriti*lt font'* liitiiti'hrtl u major coiintor-offensivt* to attrmpt to Mnnisli Iln> main Jtt|uineMO invasion armies in (he Her un* Ir ining r u m p * n»»* An English Ui !Mdj; »h«wa th« JiHotouriipher Jcal how he feci ruwilnl, the nenre-t uimv •Minting *In l ion * in TaiiipM and I . . ... about the prraent *ar situation by donning u uteri helmet an.I r.*t| I «x*tl «l*fen«e »» fwiaU . . “and!! have Isen ...ke,i I...I.I I M u a r R iv e r se e to r. rtoaa. The ling no owned by Mr. and Mr*. Ihunuu Hiiyden of Im arblackout tr«t that I in voluntary nt1b*lntrnl« f«»r i» I Hrni-h flier* clnimevl a heavy .Hint time, with the exception of • toll t»f the mvuder*' tiun*|Hjrt cliff Manor. N. Y . ami wilt lie shown nl the alxty slxtli oiinuul ilnk* po*p Jocome Bomv lime In foie Friday, ('tv-urdinuloi ' pplioditN for ligining u* itir | column* belnnd the lines north *how of the Westminuter Kennel Club, to lie held in New Yolk ini«lnirbf A n. I’tteriMHl M*tH*rteil trnUy. | ntlets, pnrui’hute trooper* and u.«»f l*urti llulong, whileSingoCity for the benefit of the American Red Croud. Ortler* from tne Third In , Vu other auecial u. *»gnnient*. | jnire cMiiiuled a heuvy toll of .‘KM 1 trrerpfor ('om nim d m eived • Thi* ibM** not i nply *•* *(,l«*ctivr .kilViI nnd 7'J.'» wounded in ye*'throuph John Rudy of Orl.tmlo, | *ervice hrmiche* terduy'* 100 plane Japanm e utfinancial ties should bo brokan I district uir raid warden fm tin*i Fdiicational re«piirement I n . tuck by alt t t nations and'that an nnI t tn tra l Florid* area. placedLpiaiify men for aviation radrt up-1 fh ,. heieiigueied colony wa* twna would act In concert in ta| Seminole and eight other countiesiMilntmenta have l»ern lowered. | cheered, however, by the arrival ta r rPwatabUahlng. relatlona. for IH bo ir- Initially two year* of co lege worn j of ,MlWrlfu| hurricane pursuit article till* ■were rtquire.1. required. Then this tHim requirerequire | fightrrs, — - - fight*‘ Flaee cold maintained Its g rip ' day and tialay -K.A.F. 'm ent was rut t» make training',i er— are clnliteil with downing n a hugs area both north and lli.. . available to high •chi.nl graduate* five Japanese Unnliers from a •■action" roup of south a t Moscow, but It fall to who rouUI p i . , rdus'ationat re flight of .71). chill th t t «ethuala»m of the Bed i|uirrmenl trsls • . • n p y an any sector of the vast /. J r I ci| met last nlghl t*. .li-ru-s A Chinese army spokesman would Da, it wa Now all that l* required. It front, dispatches Indicated. • further prvvluu* plssns for the said that 70,000 to 40,000 JapAmerican teems U nerve, three letters of . liv e pr ala trains filled with recommendation tivl lelng in Inc ane-e had left Japan for Chin­ r an am wounded Ocrman C U r T I C U h T m H e«d ffo te i i j <. Wounded IH tu 20. Inelu-ive, age bracket ese renters along the lowrr q and passing the required physical Y aogtie Valley liecauie of |kP , fear of Allied air attack. * " - .U ... but aebtev i o f-thu German -sfofcno* id O f ) I n S 0 O C t i O H 1 Courses, C<I'ftS8 eS!lhr wntsr plant t.lw rr t« o.lvlso test.-. Only on Ihr eastern, and for Retpiiremanls for duty In parskvy cltjr, Maahalak Maahalok rail. _____ th." public of> the sta rt of thr i rhute unit* either fur original rn less critical, side nf th r Malayan V oU i Ua #OTMr. JVhools In Scminule County to para- peninsula was there evidence of H. M. Watti.n who rrprvaentr.1 I htarkoiit. illstment. nr trsnsfer Into • »I Japanese praares* of consequence. rccrlvrd high praise fiom Dr. W. me Chi mber of Commerce, w»»| "'Ve will make just as much hute units, rre: Thcv must he supple, active. J There, the British command ac T. Edwsnts, assistant curricul .foetnl rhtirm nn «f the generalj noi«e a . wt cap." Mr. Peterson unt director o f the Stale Depart- advisory committee for national j declared. The starting signal alert with firm muscle*, ami sound hm wlcdgnl thal the imperial outment of Public Instruction, who defense training at its orgnniia- will t>e continuous short blasts limbs; cnjmhle of development in- | >hisI at Kndau, a lo u t H.*> ntUr* K. for three minutes, while a short to so aggressive Individual fights abovr Singapore, hail fellen back ju st completed an Inspection tom tioa meeting last night, Alex RIiefnir superior enemy force. of all County schools. Suparin- , Johnson, sectetrry of the thi commit-1 even whistle afterw ard will slg- er with great endurance. Age limits 20 to 30, both inclu-! till the western anchor of the tendent T. W. Lawton announced1tee' a n i l supervisor of defense | nut all rtsar, It has not bevti ladkatlmm point lo a Urge »tI Hi its>h line, however, British headtraining, s ttt« l this morning. reyralnl ** to how long thr eg- | slvr. i r i l n i a t Urn aaaoal ssuvllug today Muvimum weight not to exccnlI q u iitcrs rrported there had been represent- peeled bluckoul blackout will lust. In • report to Mr. Lawton, A nitmlwr number of or persona represent-, a t tka mimhirv e tk a Sariord lM .’i imnml* and s visual minimum | onlv slight contact with the JapTka Klwmnls, Liona and Rotary Mr. Williams state.1 th a t p ar 'd various Industrie* ami organl-l " | bellev* w we are ready for P ra d w tiw . C r e d i t AaMriatlon. i unese in the area of II. to Kahat Mr. Peterson of 2U-It), each eye. action." w kkk wtB U kaU an Jam t t . Chiba have given up th eir usual ticularly IntvreiUng wa* the line ’" ‘Ion* wero present: J I BrumngaAll m m volunteering nr enlist­ ill-oil ill) miles north of Sing daacM thiai y a a r to Joini In a condition of rural school, in '’ ft » « » " ' tmht-ts-y; L.M. Car- staled. "Kvery rffo rt will be Millit rombinad Civic Cluba Charily equipment, ‘ ‘•ocher personnel and q|,|pp r * j p “ ‘ Urimk!!." O l*. W ade, made to immediately place volun­ ing for thi- ilutv will be required pore, the farthest previous poll of enemy penetration. U J . B. Davtdaaw, * k # la a Ball for tk a bona fit of tha I’rr* curriculum offerings, and ‘hJ,.t i .4hor unions a. employee.! F.J. teer defense workers in the Held to sisn th* statem ent: "I, -----------— . hereby In the area of link it I'uyong, a ty ttiy l i — mm • ( tka aoaac ident’a Birthday Infantile Paral­ the outlying school, gave eviVmi ^ ^ Viduoteei for duty with para lull nine mile* north of llutu Ps* ysis Drive, c l u b officials anrhntitiiop-. I understand ftillv lint and In-low the Mnur river, Am lu ta r n tin g and inatroctlv* nonncod today. enn7 o 0/||v^**choi'il« "" * '••nresenlalive »fOut-of-Schonl o fficial, urgeil the public to ,t0 J.?.?., •ch0° 1' , , . Nouth National Training Prigram : -lie nn the alert for the lest that in iierfitiiname of,such ilutv. •aid the British communique, "our pragrvm h is bava arrangvd far T» bo held Friday evening, en Mr. Wllllania commended the M fjrrlfnrVi Works Progress tha mavtlng. U r. Duvldoog said. Jan . SO, f r o m OtSO to , 1:40 und to Co-operate fully when It I «*ill I - reiiidm l to jump from artillery inflictnl heavy casualexisting InHween. Adminlslration rnnsultrnt; O.M. comes. un airplane ami fond vit paru- tire on the enemy ut short iange • law M l m will ka Intro- o’clock a t tha Armory, the dance relationships teachers and principals " " ‘I j Simmons, Fnlcr d Fmnloymcnt over open sight*." rhnti £ I a t tka maatlag thU y w r, ha will footaro the music of Aus­ among the prlncl|>ale of vario1. . , Agency consultant: T. W. U w - w . .. . . This signed stalemenl will Im-lln v y fighting continued there tin 's orchestra, with special cn- schools. He aiblesl th a t lunch |t,.n public schimls consultant; ,L O O t l A S S O C I J l t l O I l ceine u port of the soldier’* »er ' i n*l in the nearby llakri vkinity. te rra mines pianneu by oy tha ini com- rooms tertalnm eati planned In school, throughout ; Vemaii Hrnn.on. R.K. Krnnnly. " a O O O U a U U I I vice li l ord. The Lurm is, air und ground drMB m * tarmmr la vlUDy Jntar- binad enU rtafoatanl , comi committees In J fender* effected r stri ng coordln••ta d la tka a ra U ra g and chang­ • f that fhraur Vpapaoring clubs. the county appear to Iw under S lats Department of Education S n G W U I n P r O f l a o efficient m enagrm rnt anil proVonrulUnts. J I l U T V a I I I L I L i l O C ' t i l ing candltiawa aflaattag sgrkul— ' w ’ I.-,,. _ l i r t l l I T ..,, * uteil defense lost night In heav y will vide children with good fmnl ut ( "The ailvitorv committee I* nr- __ •Tka, Sanford Garden. Club Clu A p p m i n l a 1 *' r u i l m c n W ill U H t j fighting ugulnst m ; .i l Japanese dccoratY Ike U terlo r of tha A r- S reasonable roet. Most of th e : ,>.-nlt*d under frderul regul itlons.” ^ a v i n i r j i nsory fo r tka affair, and other school libraries were said ta bejtfo, Johnson explained. "Its puttha In asal .atsriJa o rg an lu tio n a have promised their in excellent rondltion. | poee la tn advise and make recotnWith nn increase of 57 percent -------- . _ | lower Burma towur.l the tiulf nf d to tha mam bars. support |a m a iln c tala an AllJ Marfuhan. “Throughout the rounty ther- j owndatlon. for rarrying out In- in savings accounts rrportrd f e r i IIKI.LKAIR, Jan. 22.— Id) Sanfonl C alabralbn of tha ______ , tk a crodlt aaaoclaAn intense struggle raged on the was evidence of careful school !" n > « to n . n the new training 1041, members oT the First Fe.1- Msrhineiy aimed at adopting 8r vie* prvsfo P m U a n t’a Birthday. Dm a te administration and pU nt a n d ; "hlch are being set up eral Ravings nnd Loan Assocla .Imalanl sin-* of container* in mountain slop* near Kswkarrik, In order th a t all poaslbla E. lion of ifominofo County held their whirii prialiice is shipped and 120 miles inside the Burma-Thalt ill funds may t o to Urn charity it­ ^ " S l - r s i r ^ ' " DartlcuUr ’ Bmlg.U totaling IIU I-1 were tnnual meeting yesterday end re ­ sold was set up Wednesday by . bonier nnd about 4.'. miles east vice self, tka Klwanls, Lions and Ro­ E L T t J S recommended for epproval of the elected ull officers a'ml director* t h e United Fteth Fruit a n d 'o f the city of ifoulmein, on the °v.edO; ta ry Cluba trill thamsrives ab­ Interest to tna Stale Uepartme t romm(llte l0 fovrr four , rc weld- for 1942, J. C. Higgins, secre­ Vegetable as.oclatlon. | Ude.wept gulf almost directly opI , ^ Uf.h mg eUsscs. two boat tulldlng tary und treasurer, announced to ­ sorb all aapaaaaa of tha dance. FlorWa U th a work Auatin Anson. .Sallnos, Calif-. J !">■"«* Ilanguon. of th e Gene-, |(UU#lli , w o n|r|,|anc , ervlclng day. All lexeme from the sale of chairman ' nf t h * association's f EUmantary School which lx j ami one claim in automo* ticksta will m d lra e i tto tha InA review of the businrsa for speciai container committee, told 1the year showed a substantial In- the nrganlintlon t h a t leaders Futri, with tha being observed on successive , iv# ,,,te hanlrs. teacher* |creese In lean* made, In addition had ugit»ctl on u mtlhotl of • f tha Fadaral Wednesdays by the from lha Florida Southern workto thv large gain In saving! ac­ clearing ip rhaollc conditions •bop. Tba . Geneva faculty wa* counts, Mr. Illgglna revealed. The without having federul reguln" n S l a i i h , gaM ral chairman In attendance twa years ago at off k era re-elected are Howard at tka d riro , ro b trid out th a t >0 Faville. president: Frank Evans, linn* forced on the industry. A arifer aboard a United percent o f til funds roeelved In a sim ilar, works hap held a t the "Then.*’* a national container Florida B u te College fo r Wornfirst vice president; Walter Cole8tales dertroyer wrote to tha In Bemlnol# At the s’ -,’h annual meeting mrn, second vice president; J . C. bill storing us In tha .fee*,” he kxal Bad Croua um aban. thank- County fa r k x a l. a te, whlla tba On exhibit In tha Poet Office Higgins, secretary and treasurer; declared, “ If * • c»n*t P“» "ur I"st nlaht In the company's aftag lhaaa Car clothing which tba r w u i r i a t l M pm w t la used nshouse in onler now w* m'giH n* f i r e , memter* of the Sanford .. lobby ia a cartoon urging the and Lea Leaker, assistant sec re ­ m * on IM tionaBy. h r , B adU eo mm ended well support the legUUllon. A.C.I- R.R. Employer* Federal nt and treasurer. e w T i m e E f f e c t i v e ; porekasa of defeiue bond, ami f r a trig av tba aetlen a f tka thraa dvfo N Credit Union voted o 4 percent Tha dire*tori of th* aesocUtiott n i g-i s [ «taaap* by Ben Guthrie, who won Tha postal w rd wkkk was ad- eleba as groat pa trio tie, and XTJ . 1 dividend on shares. Sanford Doudnev, John Ircrognitinn during i> and •re f r a u d l* " A k r iw n Bad Croaa oak ad th a t avaiyaaa who form­ W. M. Thlgnen war turned pres­ ___ 119 for his humorous caricatures. Melech, Mr. Coleman, hfr. Evans, “ ■ “ * w friJowar erly a ite iu M any e f tb a annual ident: A. II. R. lew is vice presi­ WASHINGTON, J an t t . W V -! R J . Holly, poetm aiter, disclosed Mr. Faville, Mr. Lasher and G. U. dom ra, w k r ik ^ • • dent; and M. E. l-eddon, treasurer. Claeka may bo an Hour foster today. . . ’S tu art. Nrw membere of the managing R itk r and Matsunka are look­ a fte r F ib . 9 hot officially they •< y o w •tuff elected went 0 . E. Ewin, wUI (tin ha on "Btandsrd Tima .lin ing g with fright a t an Eagle’* Eagk ____ ______ 1eommlt- Tka March IBIS law defining time beak which pecks a t them from M. E. I.addon. M. Mlnarik, E. C. i at Maxwell Stow- lanes, provides Standard Time ofithn faee of an American silver Williams, A. H. R. Lewis and J, L l.ec. John Ivey, tka f ln t aona to ha designated •*; dolkr. In Uw cartoon bearing W. W. Huekeba. I* T. BhepClub: H. "Eastern Standard Tima" and aojtha words. "Your dollar n n "Tka Lest if ," a nagklan and P’nl ami C. fo Matthews were nd Z . an far tba faor continental time I right too, Buy United States Da- his wlfs who assistst Mm, kav# | rleeted tn the Credit Committer) Club) promised to taka thair audlsnes while J . L. Oslloway, B. Johafa* on • "whirlwind i s n r a f the Circuit Court Judge M. B. and __ _ T. L. ____O Tonnor- were named world, ravsaHag o u t standing Smllh will ha a t tha C o u rt, as tba Rupervlaorv Committee. feats a f tack nation’s m aster Reports from tha varioui msglclsns," when they appear House a t 10.00 A.M. Friday to mlttaar wars read and all raflaet_ • • tka an tba Bovtk B i d s Prim ary bear any matter* ^ be pre­ rd i fro r'-rous v*ar. Th* nearly tk a Fro*. ■fohoot’s stags Friday night a t sented bafor* th* Clrouit Court- elected nI/Vera *11 *xnre*a*<l onBEEN , SwiUcrIaad, Jan . 2 2 ^ - ftSO s’clock. Miss France* H* 1* expected to com* hare on tlmlam frr tka Union during 1041, iffV—The food situation bt Fro net Barrow, president o f tho aaao- the third Friday of every month. and a aucceaaful y err la' waa reported Wednaadny night of- prim ary aehool STATE PRODUCES Cerperol Fnu Warner, .to have lad to riots tn a t Unit Blight damaga resulted from M r* . fo«CT c It las. In Baafard, said this a fire caused by a defective Hu* - rr— “ iW Corps, Mediterranean city of WINTER HAVEN, Jan. t t - ~ a In a house at 00B W rot F irst M trraafercvd between MarwIUro nnd Proceeds seen rod f r o m Street vaatarday afternoon. F irs bP) —Florida produced t , ,Va. to San veg*tables last year to feed ■akh border, doekwarhers, performance will be danatad Chief Mack Clavaland atatad to­ haa been aiatka city hall after dmtt- >ha local Rad Croaa chapter < day. Mrs. E .L P a te n called own 1,900,000 people pica fro tiro past i n kad bean aitimted. 'bkata may kg norrimaod tit cither fireman In tlaro to prevent tho million v la lte n and had withdrew rody^'wWdT^Sta a t tka Booth left over to exoort 00.007 or nt fire from spreading. food*. N athan Maim. Rtate ' ‘ to rolsnaa _tka Red Cross mis* loner of do to F ln t Streat. Fire Wardens throojbeot hero Wodaeod i y. s § 1 State Director Watson Elected wvinci. Praises County Head Of School I School System .* Advisorv Grouocoumv i*f*»** , Complete^ .f J Committoe D hcusw s ;'»• - " I f , >“ j J S M r /iD r ic w u u .'a te " 1;;", '.i J *k! an. M in i Large Attendance la (Expected At Meeting Mho and Jprevent & stilUwsall of tka JbM Ja for off tka ________ __ »• warn fcla ma I rig h t that tka peril t r i m , and daadttar Civit Ciubft Will Jointly ftionsor Benefit Dance Jafkson, a Dies - a v in g i— A cc o u n ts | standard Containers Sailor Thanks Red Croat For Parcel A. C. L. Railroad K Employees Will Get Dividends Poet Office Shows Cartoon On Defense S5T"iiro Ninth Of February i»n, City News Briefs S R B tt Magicians Promise Exciting Program j rw fv tiru ^ h n W r ^ **"*— '• •* ■ situation In Causes Riots Warner Sent F To ’ San Francisco V ? ss%i‘, “ "M " htola County are expected to at- nsfi i S - S - l r 5S L f T S . a* jgyg ’j a TWgSkrg, ;• C M ] mm m m L ^ • �I THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Hitler’s Genius th e Sanford Herald 1CADIO NEWS The genius of Hitler, according to his most ardent lugandists, is based largely upon hie almost supematintultlve powers. He communes with the gods, with Mints and spirits and boogjr mans, and thus learns what !to do mnd when to do it. A* little birdie whispered la his car and told him the exact time to Invade Fnuwe and so he took the whole world by surprise and won a crushing victory. Recently, however, his kittle birdie teems to h a v e turned Into a bum steer. The same rttysicttous whisper that told him to attack Holland and Belgium also told bint to attack Russia and while the advice turned out well enough where the little countries were concerned, some­ thing seems to be decidedly smlse in the Russian campaign. In fact. Hitler seems to be In danger of losing his bliirt. Another place where his intuitioii seems to have let Hitter down bus to do with America. Hitler was confident that the United States would never be able to bring much pressure to bear against him because this lumbering1de­ k M U la • m a b M mf Tfc# mocracy could never get together and agree upon any­ M fn M * | I S i In « * ,,la W h M l a III* a*a (a * f a - thing. Wo would Just talk, and argue, and debate, until laa a t *11 t n , , S la a a lfb a a •a II ’ a e aat ••IlHM lar it was loo lute. l a l k U ', M a - r a a| a laa Hitler knew perfectly well that Democrats and Repub­ e M M m M M M k fffta . IM I s a a k ile a S a a « f , , » U I licans could never He down together. And he felt pretty k f n l a a fa a laa ra a a i.a S . vuro that the conflict between capital and labor with their strikes and lockouts would be allowed to Interfere indefin­ itely with armament production. And he yisualized the possibilities in the disunity which his spies and agents could create among our German and Italian'Americans, our various religious aifU rucinl groups, our unemployed and under-privileged. Ha also thought that hemispheric solidarity was as rumote ns uaUotuu unity for the United States. HU Intul- tudat 8:15 8:20 8:55 0:00 0:30 10:00 10:15 10:43 11:00 11:13 11:30 12:00 12:05 Jim While UP News (irayhoiou* Gus . Vok-e t f Broadway Iaim ami ’Abner The World Today Narine Carp* Mam C ufl "F a rr of W ar” Hporta iU porter Dixie Js n u o rc c You Can’t Do Business with Hide.* N ib s M ine SB D uffj’a T avern Elmer Davis and Uw News Academy Award Big Town Glen Millet O rrhrstra “The F irst Line" News of the World News Analysis Ouy Lombardo Orchestra Vsugbn Monroe Orchestra Linton W ells, News ! Sign Off F ill DAY. Jen. IJ, 1912 0:20 Norman Dea.li-y & Hi. Fto. Cowboys 7:00 U im kfint Brevities 7:45 UP New* 7:53 Weather L Time 8:00 Tha World Tod.iv H.-I5 Four Singing Salesmen 8:30 David Klioep Orchis Ira 8:45 Virginlt 9:d0 Morning Devotions U:IS American School of tha Air m 0:45 U P N m 10:00 MarMl leifG Muilc Koom VQ:10 Fashion Frocka / IC:I5 M ytt A Marge !0:30 Mr [imother 10:15 Woman o f C oarser il:UO block and WhlU N a t . 11:15 Home With Bally Mar U :St> . B right Horiion f U tt U P News lt:-V* Temperature Bulletin 12:00 K ate hmJth S poils 12:15 Checkerboard T i m K :SO Danes time 12:45 Our G al Sonday . I:CJ li f e Can Be Beautiful 1:15 Woman In White .1:30 B rtdra School t f the j 1:13 B o e d e r l i f e 2 :0 0 .,Toong Dr. Malone 2:13 Joyce Jordcn M 2:30 Tho Grldbarga 1 2:45 U P Now* 2:50 Jim White 2:55 Matinee M atissU 3:15 Bob Hannon, songs *3:30 tU nfra Valley Folk. IS BSTS5.W • ■■■■:.* 4: JO 4:l.i MOO ft: 15 ft -W 5:45 Slag AJoog—taa<ft tr io P r r u News Tl>e MUo Twkw Miracles and Melodise- f Dixie Karat CW5 Scatter*ood Balnea JU rine" Corpa paraehnQsto re­ lease blue "cargo” chutea which carry •Tommy’* gun*. H fW , grena a d « . ammunition, and other leth­ al cuppllct. Check the Figures Mosart W m Poetry) rail' have coma between You will find ■ F an through our Personal Loan D epartm eat to bo tho very brat way tn finance y o u install, imml Inlying. , convinced that tho continent as a whole could no more act In unison than had the various Etunpean powers when ho hinedoma tumble like won chopping them off one by one. However, ngaiu he seems to hare been wrong. latest & lands accounted In word from the Pan American conference at Rio indicates .rden, the holy sky U rain- that'Mill 21 of the Pan American republics a n going to rs and agree upon break off relations with tho Axis n program of______ economic . _ _ _ collators among themselves which will give them a new high in proeperfty and go u’ - . sad angal, wU«r Than wa and waUber beyond the long way toward helping to win the war. •lormy mountain., Even Argentina and Chile which wen particularly B uild.ri of akywsya out of the exposed to Axis pressure, both militarily and economically, V- - world, w h.ro rtd*r. Vpsv unconcerned up tho "hear have at last agreed to go along w it h the other South kwvan wo iioiilu, 'Down In doth thunder of lh« lit American natious and a united front la thus presented - o r a calling, • among all nations of this hemisphere as strong and solid BorauMj .^onr perfect, aloof, and| as tho national unity which tha United States is showing Though with aid eye on earth, la st home. That intuitive genius.o f .Europe scams to b e slipping. a ji’-.m u i^ S The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Memtor^’cd*ral^l)ij»o^^ O vcntroet, Miami, lut. a tour of tho .la te con«upi>ort«r» mnd Dying sovk for on oatenaKc tarn, leforo Iho M ny•prim atlr. ik, i S Overstreet w*U bu snd riband* ami likely to come frtpt on" K A W i a •Utrwliy It. is no’ less sincere't willing to riak.hia lift*. lapel, lu Ha' "Turning Buek Mem ailultr feature, the Da; on ' fa.hiou 16"of over b. foiw. jir^t in that way hir)p inawiro^&mBrip’S production efnciMK^, W« AMuJMi men canrfui gpd glut down accidents. We'can bUild Up-opr bMlUU4kLipar^r durance agsdost difficult days that sre bobodr tiF cdme. We can avoid waste both at work, and at home, and help to conserve materials that Uncle Sam needs now more than ever before. "We can Buy Defense Stamps and Bonds to help. fi­ nance the war program. We can support the Red Croes, and work for It, and other relief and service agencies. "Many of the articles we have been accustomed to extbonga rem ark .1 UUle thaugo lu m«n’« than ‘to rrpurtod to b av . full arthquaka D am on tho *y. Or woa tha Magic iraty adju.tlng Itaalf to condition. T . odvartlilng department Manna dlvtotou): Thia f tb k se Uv ic e ; a n d CAREifUu , - LEANING AND PRESSING If- you *1 con’t ’ bring •••ytinr clothes to us, W W f >‘ou !cbn, 'iWW.ibolp us i' s a v e tU r w l *:lL' I > «<ii , , • SSfe-tSSS). o( firemen ' * railw ay vra. chargrtl •o of an atfem ut to H avana Spoclal a t seating by Lcn Oreont p tail vo In Congra* mid dU tftek'w ho announced th at ■I tltt rnco a . n car aUUi a t i larno, , navy- dcgartnuelha i s , t h e wicked th a t other* ,wUf w s s t. Of m oney? ^ bat ta date, no . m enu have bora ' l lto d itn. . on a fix to rs . lory I ffiv s t t v in m /'M a n y thtnh the *u»o of cigar, to oil tha decline, d g arv ta large- ;& 1& t t s 02^387,000 over the p u t which woa the 1140 out­ torgeat la A of * radaction, uys, -U lli "4 J C J * v‘; �* THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1412 Social A n d Telephone 148 Mrs. 0. P. Herndon Is Named Chairman P e r son als Mrs. O P. Herndon waa elected Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dkgue, THURSDAY to ' serve aa chairmen of the T ie Philathea C lu i of the Social Department of the Wo­ J r , of Waycross, G a , war* the ■t B aptiit Church will have m an’s Club a t the boelneaa meet­ recent g u e st, of Mr. Dmgue’a rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. ita business and social meeting in g preceding the annual bridge a t (ha home of Mrs. C. C. Col- party e f the New Year which Una, J r , on West F irst Street, waa held a t (he chib yesterday a t 7:30 P . If. with M r.. L. P. afternoon. J . E. Wathen has returned Payton and U n . JohnJe Harmon O th er officers elected were: from Bcllealr where he attend­ O s co-hostesses. Mrs. E. Compton, vice chair­ ed the convention of the United The reg u lar meeting of 8cm 1- man: Mrs. J.W . Lylee, secretary Fresh F ru it and Vegetable Ship­ nola Rebekah Lodge 43 will meet and treasurer: Mrs. 1LW. Ruck- pers Association. a t the 1. O. O. F. Hall a t 8 KM er, finance; Mrs. R J. Holly, The Townsend Clob will have mem bership; and Mrs. M.O. Me­ Mlsa Bercle Long has returned lts regular meeting in the Court I N alr, program _ chairman. to her home in Philadelphia, P a , .I*? 7i? ° **■ MI Decorations lot the party eon w Gladiola Grove r.ra v . ¥«7 Supreme .slated of Brasilian pepper, mal where she is employed by th* Pennsylvania Railroad, a f t e r Forest Woodmen Circle will vavltcua and potted plants. m eet a t the IW. 0. W. Hall a t Hostess** were Mrs. J.E . Cour-< spending th* past month with her mother. Mr*. I). L. Long, •j.0® ** A1! m' mb*r* are In- ,|*r, n ' i Mrs. fl.W . Rucker and Mrs. and other relatives. vlted to attend. J.W . Hall. FRIDAY fallow ing the business aeaaion • The Woman’s Club, under the th* remainder of th* afternoon Those from Sanford atten d ­ direction of Mrs. Roy Tlllle end was spent In playing games of ing th* annual banquet of the Mrs. J. T. Newby, will have bridge and Oranga County Medical Socivty Chines* checkers. charge of lh * afternoon sewing A fter several progressions, ta l­ held In the Angrbill Hotel last aeaaion for t TIM Red Cross. lies were collected and prise* night were Dr. *n«l Mrs. J. N. The P h lla th R V c ia a a of the awarded to Mrs. J. W. Lyles, Tolar, Dr. and Mrs. (). I , Bark*. ^ P re sb y te ria n Church will meet high scorer fo r bridge. The Dr. ti. II. Putnam And Dr. C. I. W>* the home o f U f . Francis screeno contest eras won by Mrs. Park. Meriwether on Celery Avenue a t W.B. BriiSon and high scorer 7:30 P.M. ' Admlral John Itranlall, recent fo r th* checker garnre was Mrs. SUNDAY J.T . Newby. In keeping w ith th* navel aide to I’resldrnt Roose­ . The Townsend Clubs of the club's program on national de­ velt and newly nppointed superF ilth D istrict will havd their fense, savings stamp* were Intendent of the United State* • r e g u l a r Council. meeting In the given as prises. Naval Academy at Annapolis, a r­ t Court House a t 1:30 P.M. to be A t the conclusion of the games rived In Orlando yesterday for (followed by the mas* meeting a t th* hostesses served refresh­ a brief visit with his mother, 2:30 P.M. when John H. Weir, ments. Mr*. Florence Beardall, and Florida representative, will speak brothers, Mayor William Bear­ on the latest developments of dall ami Dr. Hal Beardnll. Ad­ • the Townsend movement. All miral Beardall is a native of , members and friends’ of the Sanford. organisation are urged to attend. { MONDAY The regular meeting e f the t The T ruth Seeker* Class of Crm-Dcl Chapter of the Sub-Deb the Methodist Church will have Club was held a t th* home of w lte regular meeting a t the an- Mlsa Edith Lovajoy on Tuesday • n e t a t 3 KM P.M. evening with Mlia Alma Gran­ The Y. W. A. of the Find tham aa eo-hoatesa. Members of the Garden Com­ Baptist Church will rtre t a t th* Th* 8ob-Deht voted to comply home of Miss Ruth Strang* a t w ith the wishes of th* Parent mittee for the Women s Division 7:30 P. M. All members are Teacher Association In having of the Seminole County Defense urged to attend. dances only on Friday nights. Council are actively engaged In • ’ The Mission 8tudv of the First Th* dance, scheduled to be held encouraging and cheeking g ar­ w Baptist Church will be held a t on Jan . 27 haa been postponed den* In their various communi­ the church, beginning a t 10:00 A. until Fab. 13, when a ^Valentin* ties, It ha* been stated by Mr*. M. Th* subject will be "Fellow Friday the 13th” dance will bo J.C. Bill*. J r , of Geneva, chair­ Helpers of th* T ruth” taught by given. man. Mr*. Bills also stated that - - - _______ A sextette w si formed end committee member* are appear­ * * the mission study chairmen, under the direction of Mrs. w . P.i Ml** Alma Grantham wn* eppolnt- ing a t the regular meeting* of Brooks. J r . A covered dish lunch-’ ed as chaplain, after which re- the P.T.A.’s, Gsrden Club, and on win I* served a t tha noon I freshmenta were served, hour. | Those present were: th* Misses th* W oman’s Club, In order to The D. A. R , sponsored by Mrs.I M arjoria Jonas, Doris EUtsmlnger, urged the growing of food In C- R. Dawson, will have charge Betty King, Earlln* Kelly, Ann homo areas. Tha communities are repreof tho morning ___ , sewing lsession Stine, P a g ry Duncan. Mlmf_ AhMrs. i .K—1 Croat In th# Wom­ man, M arloria Hodge*. Joyce sented by tho following: an’s Club. W ard well, Kathleen B ryant, Mary Sammy Long, ChuluoU; Mrs. ..T if t Women’s Inter-denomins- Jan* Rohnolte, Eliiabeth Vaughn, Goorgt W. Morgan. Oviedo: Mr*. tM nil Council of Moor*’* SUtlon Jove* Adame, Alma G rantham , Ehdor C urtatt, Genavaj Mrs. will m eat a t th* chepel on Beerd- Edith Lovejoy and Mr*. J antes Largent, Longwond; and Mr*. • l|; Avenue *13:00 P. M. Kay*. R.A. Good speed, ta k e Monroe. Gra-I)el "Chapter Of Sub Deb Club Meeta Activities efcTr" * '■i.'&T'H* • *hii » A■ •#• Wright Pupila For DeLand Tourists Florence Wells Has Intermission Party Entertain tug for th* Teurist DEFENSE STAMPS" Club of DeLand, pupil* e f Mrs. Endi Today -A b o -. “Women in Defense” CMtoN — UolTiml New* TWO-TWWa Miss Florence Welle entertain ed fo r • few friend* and their dates a t bar horns on Elm Ave no* en Tueedey evening during U tem U ale n for tha Phi Alpha Kappa Moron Danes Supper waa served buffet style from a lace covered ta i l* which had for a cenUrpIcce i w ater Illy arrangem ent and light to 3ioo.o« . ad blue U p o n . Mrs. W right willingness * Tho*# enjoyed the party were: fro* of Mlsa Batty Wt churches and A veretta, Mlsa Violet Wells and v er the en- E arl Je te r, gmnlsatiena, tam in g oover Martha Wight tiro proceed* ta them to and Oh m Fhrrell. J r ,■ Mis* aa they see f i t LSuaan K lrtlc y . and McKay TruMrs. W right haa recently been . . Mlsa Hsian Phillips and R ath Gordon W right’s Dancing Studio presented a program In th* DeLand High School on Mon­ day aw ning. A t tha cenetanon o f tho pro­ gram a collaction waa Uken for th a Rad Cross W ar Relief Fund with S&0 being collected. This w e t matched by * gentleman In tha audience, bringing tha to u t . • •* IThwew 4tUwo< t**N Lam* hmlr—j j Cow girls thaw th* boas ■ # n t-« l* « branding Job on lh« Park*! Goose Egg ranch. A nCADIA. Fla —Men called to (.title In furnish href steaks and f * the color*. Florida cowgirls g.**l meat fur our vddn rs Our picture shows a branding ride rang*, brand calves, mend ne on the Parker Gocse Egg fences, tp rra d fertiliser, tcv* rich (grasses, and build up pastures in lunch, seven miles outside ol this oldest cow country In F lor­ Areadm embracing 99.000 acres ida over 400.000 seres of rang* fit paim dolt*d prairie.’ the see1land have been highly improved < id largrsl cuttle ranch in Floraa pastures by planting Para, 1 la where the women uf the Bahia, caroet. and other gcod ranch are dmng their part, and grasses. T nii work of Improve­ ran li st j lir.fri fur marking unc m ent must go oh when the men biunding fully us well u> tin are away. The army needs beef men. o s o S a a g ^ s - i U * a . Miaa Flore net CUreUnd, J r Wells and Women’s Defense ' Committees Meet Christian Church N u U ttlo ^ C e m itt* * >1^f,>th*r Bern* Council Has Meeting Inet* County P efaeee Council met In the effloM of Mr*. Onidn WB- M is e rs at w hkk time Man* tha K th* Were, mad* wRl b**h*!d*tSrwugha ty . The name* ’ of I place* of meeting maced later. M M ara lato reet CbmJag a t the home of Daween, cha irman, on ifY 'A a a o elaUon was a W tha rim In the S l t h a le tte r con* ttemiaed account of lb* predaction and dedtk. neraM iUltnc the a’* Council of the a Church *01*1 a t tha , J . L Niblack on noon with Mr*. Jo# Monday afternoon Petra* aa k !u . end tho devotional I by Mrs. Niblack. auada to havo a chili horaday night, Jan. 29, with Mr*. a t t a c h as chairman Jttes to prepare IL * f tha bneln *** aeaaion Ihe A fte r red rdfreshmeoU to a following: Mr*. P. Mr*. JL T. Ewan, Th* iba m atter U toformaMt tha HELD I lHd’111 I** |*| U k«’ll lu .irsT no Cotton Dresses At one time th N .vt *wile.11 »o many homily |)I|FIMI||4 Ihal therr w*» an official Pigeon IJuuttrim aM er rating. W i3“r:,“iK HEATING . P ADS & $2.13To $4.50 nrk |»r«’«-» ou U ^ M mid r Ivi'gtilai'ly SI It*. .VV Stive mi chi'!) Hollywood SHOPS I L L A T . p e r s o n linn BUY U.S. DEFENSE STAMPS A T O UR S T O R E PHILLIPS I 9 0 c M IL K a t M A G H E S I Two Candidates Will Home Grown Lumber Run For Court Seat Will Aid War Effort 94c Texas Interests May Explore Sub-Strata BARTOW. Jan I Special I Further rsploration of kb >rit la's Kill) stm tn, In a it’ln’Wi'i| effort to (litcovt’r ItHw aii’l oil. 1-4 iiitli rn ti’tl in n Ii-uki* fil*-*I loro eivei Ti'»r< iiiii io i* a 11) y**nr rl iim to ii>•v vie*, oil .iit*I niiiii riil | found in a l.l'it! u n i' Im rt Is* loiifflnjr to Mia I \ Veil 111*11 of | lliirhlaml I'aik f Tht* trart c«*v**rrd l»v llw !•••»*• t ix loculttl In’tw riii U tuiu’4 and HuIinoii Park in Polk «>uiiit> uiul drilling must !«• un«kitaken witbin 12 month-*, a>t»iriliiif to tin* b-asi- u HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jeanne Lane Mliler Ralph Senn Jacqueline Armstrong . Gene Caswell Mt*. Maggie Ambrose Mack Cleveland Im a im m h l I { FLOSS TEX ' -5 lor] 3 2 * 1 1TOILET TISMUti 13 « C PALMOLIVE jm ^ (°r2 5 lc , 6 3 c | lbc FACIAL SOAP 75c DOANS PILLS TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 23. j GAINESVILLE. J«n. 22. — (Special) Adviaed by hia phy«i (8pcciuli — Homegrown lumber china th a t Irecauie of n heart Snd fuel can uid in America’* condition It would be unwiae for ' all-out war effort. »*y» I , T. him to fn te r a atrenuou* politi- . Nicland, farm fore*tcr with the re I campaign for a te a t on th Florida Agricultural Extension S cprtm * C ourt bench, William Service, P. (Bill) Allen of Tallaha*-.. . Using home grown . lumber for announced this week th at h.- repair* and for new building* would withdraw from the rac. Ion farm* to house increased proThla leaves only two candi- j duction under t h e Food for .?**?. rem aining In th* race (or Freedom program help* reduce the Supreme Court seat made vu th* tranaportation load of lumber cant through th* announced in and other forest product*. One tentlon of Justice Whitfield that • f the largest tingle use* of he would retire, T. T. Turnbull, freight car* and truck* is for chairman of the S tate Democrat- euch tranaportation, aaya th* U. M Committee of Montlcello, an I 8. Forest Service. Judge If L, T o m Sebring of Caine* vill*. Mr. Sebring paid hi* quallfi. recently announced his resigna­ ration fao to Secretary of Stale tion as attorney for th* Railroad G"y r U H „w*ok. Mr. Turnbull Commission so t h a t he coubl probably will qualify soon. Hr five hi* campaign full time. OATM EAL B EA U TY 1 0 AT O Caraalie* 0 0»I<I»I« 611? 45° 49c N tw l D llle r tn t , y . ! - - FORMULA 20 SHAMPOO f / * •*. fi-ounc* A Q C tin . . . 4 r r ( / ZINC o x id e \ OINTMENT y jo r* . / WAX { PAPER This Week Only! .(Cash & Carry) y S% o t e S x .s 5 {Pctrola] Laxative kO I- J Mated th* ra sa SERVICES y .FN hA l.F. i .ilif. J.m tii.'ikr Im'Iii*vi* paid ii final x*»lrmn triluili* WrdniMiav to on* o f Ihc inont Ih IdvciI artri’N4»*wt (‘arole him ! nrd. lu ih i a I *«rvin*H for t hr InuuliCharles Morrison, manager for Since Judge Frank Miner ««* fid Idond** v%if*- of film ’•tur Clark i Florida S tate Theatre*, lire., yesj terday announcer! the start of » 111 Monday, the regular d»v for dibit* witi’ bib) m r litil** flower| week’* drive todsy a t hi* Hits Municipal Court trial*, h ■ r*'n-! bmikt il rhnp« I ,»t« §• a granny bill ■Theater for the "March of ducted a apeeial rouit ymterdav hivrrbmkinir tfci* moti«*n picture i «tudi04 that mad* their namet I Dimes" campaign to raise fnnd< afternoon at t oo o'eloek I fjtllOlM for the g reat humanitarian work White rase* t o g t b *• r with! begun by President Roosevelt to (untile ; charier* and w ntm cpi folio* FI Irom tat the rrnvagr* of Carl KchoU, (ruffii* vmln- • I .K S T K K . T h e M agician ! paraly*’.*. The falltoua ' Wi*hlni? Wrll" | lion, $2 *»r 10 dnvn; Arnold IUN*I W ill Ito O t T he Sl:ig(* O f lobbyj where !...... Rently, Jwill "••• lx* W ’ found in tb«* ----" j * Jr., N|N’«*dingt . " MIK| Unit* (patron4 m*y drop their dime*. A truatiil; Junior Kivrr*. to! Snot h-iric l ’ r in i;ii\ School irons* may «lrup their iliim < A i id o ffirrr during Mnrkitut. !.*» m l N ig lil M 7:.10. supply nf Kreetnjf cnnU to U- H’litl Ifi day*; Dave Miteln ll. n-fiM.ill F r id a y to the Prrhklcnt fllle«l with .tinier I" aid nffieiT during' l>liig*kuiit. | will a No l>o procurable at the $*• or la day**; F lo u r I’ank'*, { ID r jr»c l theatre. !drunkenewi, Atraicht !HI day<; Sam* While the theatre* will emiper* ’ I ee ('unneilire. IxiihI e^treatni; A r -\ ate with the local committee or- thur Ix'e WiNon. *|teedini:. cane tcanisefl under (’hairman N«il [continued Smith, their collection will he »n t'olpred erne* toi*e?her \%1111 ! depcmleni though the fund’* will' charRe*and <«ententi« follow ro for the u m r purpoae Daniel Ilrewn. drunkem”**. Inin.l ! The motion pu-ture industry, m treateil; A rthur Turner, drunk lead* all other* »n the nation in enr**, N)nd mtrent«il; Willie It collectinjc fund* for the I’SO and Meriwether, dNordetti* conduct. I hopeA to re|»e.'t thi* record in flO or .10 iIuva; Uoo<evelt An I the “ March of Dimra" campaiRn drew*, diaonlerly condint. $10 of 1 Mr. MorrUon aliu» announced !;u> day«; Joseph Alexander, con his* intention of 'hnwintr amid c«’i«lnl weapon. c-«e dl'nmNeil; i nijjht feature Fch 7 for the |{ed Joseph Alex iinler,*I•>«*r.|«-r Iv c«»o ( i roA» War Relief Ftirul. duct, lit) or In day**. Johnnie1 “ __ Johnaon. diaonlerlv i-n.lm t, Nirnl RUBBER PREDICTION jewtreated; Johnnie J« dtunk ---- — . tt t etiCNA, Nind enlrealid, ( atherine P ill I.ADKI.IMIIA n.n “ “ Jaeknon, di<*or«l« 1 1\ eoiidu* 1 e:»«e ).4h tSuvernment ■•ml iixhiMiV l1| „ ml„ l.,|. will lx* piiMlucinv: ap proxim ately | Al«g» llow anl T William*, i*--* •g.Vtliltl ton** o f Nyuthrtic iim j «nutt, $2A or 7.*» «lav-*; Ijiiio Syke-* • I l*cr hy the end o f ID42. an of- |H»NpcaNion i f Iniuor, U.ikI I’-tn iit | , ficial o f K. I. duPont Sen* e*l; Oeie Lee Wa«le. |Hi**g^smii nf I tour* and C om pan y predicted I ln|Uor, Nind i *ln utnl, Finnk Wednesday. llluir, tNiAA«’Nriion of li«|nor, $ 11h11 or Pt) tlavx; t ’uiti* t'oow iy, ieek lexa ilriviot;, %:> mi I.*• g|;ib<* There are n n.inU-r of new Li 'grnphy of the fumed Mayo liook* which have Ixvn put in It- .tlier*. mill mimed the «tory of circulation by the Sanford l*ul>- lb it life and -truggle. "|i«*’tor* i M no " lic Library. Mr*. Kltun J. Ifi llie loot fiction rlu-* there | Houghton, libraiinn, * a I d this morning, adding thut reading IM- ta ,, pm tiriihirly rommenda* m atter in the form of biography, Id* InMika, Mr*. Moiighton eon-, "Al*»ve Su-pirion" l*v novel, autobiography, entire ami to* ii*l Miu-ltine« i« a novel I mystery are um»ng them. , lbd. n 'vhork full" of •ii-pen«e an*l ‘Young Man of Caracaa" ami "I.I uf in the Slotm ” i* a story “ Big Family" are laith ainrirs nf pie-ent-day life in Chinn t*y of the author*’ familir* and ar* the author of the philniophirul w ritten in a liumorou* vein. The study.’ "The Importance of l.iv. . latter i* by Bellamy I’atridge, lug.” Lin Yiilnng. (Ither new * author of "Country Lawyer,” po*eU include: Fraud* 1’arkin- ‘ hits the w riter of the form er Si'll Keye*' "All Thut Glitter*” ; | is Veneiuelan T. R. Y liarrs and "Stolin,” another ilaok-of-t h e | hi* hook wn* the Hook-of-the* Mioith Club -id ret toll liy Gtmrge | Month (election for November. Slewnrt; "Wild i» the River" by! Other liooka in the non-fiction I.niil* llrontfieM; Edna Fcrber’* | category are; "Language In Ac­ ‘'Saratoga Trunk" and "Mr*. Ap- j tion," n guide to accurate think­ pieyard’* Yeur" by U>ui*e An- , ing, by S. I. Hayakawn. which drew* Kent. w a a a Hook-of. the-Month dual ’’ —And llrat Hint When lie ! •election for December: "T hat Day Alone,” a continuation of *4in**»e»" it * clever tidlcclion ef I a previous book by the author. short Incident* nrrtiring in an av­ I’ierre Van I,nn»«en, entitled erage American family by Clairs "Day* of Our Years” : "Inakl-t MacMurruy who I* a feature Latin America” hy John Gun­ th er follows the plan of hi* oth­ Writer for a Cleveland newspap­ er two Informative hooka, "In er and dim-td I*- on every read*ide Europe” and “ Inilde Asia": I f r ’a ’’nitisl’* li*l, Ihu librarian H. E. Clapeaattle haa w ritten ■| concluded. ass srtesa? F K N E IIU , Sale! Librarian Describes New Rooks In Circulation F«r Sanford Public Council Encourages Garden ,U. DB Jtbb db*0‘ Mr*. R. J . Holly. vriU charge of the ' ht |Theater Manager jJudge F. Miller M errCalled to the Colors; Florida States Plans To j Conducts Special Women Pitch in on Cattle Ranges Aid Polio Fight I Municipal Court irsonal Activities MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor Social Calendar PAGE THREE THE BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA For J l m* S M O K E R ! item and a gwHt, Mr*. B. O. Florida’* Divine Providence s r a r r 'i d B ;■ Dr. Kenneth. K. m m 3 a . th e fallowing Cambridge — Fonto SHERBETS, ICE Tl BEZON .it our F O U N T A I N HOT CHOCOLATE - Rick Sharps and GOBLETS StrrtJ with rcity CeoJr/ci OoJy real ROCJC CR1 rAL CUT Doncaster — Hi pton — Rugby rsnMV *GS Candlelight tor — Chantilly LEAVE r r r — EVERSHABP S . . . GUARANTEED FOREVER! ORANGE | JUICER ** O R L IS TOOTH PASTE ii B nV -i! j »• v r:; > jr MMM K '. m �SANFORD. FLORIDA (d S.’E.'Gi, n os s s i of opera­ YOUR FEDERAL INCOME TAX NO. 31 '.DEDUCTION OF CAPITAL LOSSES » K 'No deduction Is allowable for I'lM les from soles or exchanges ' ¥ property, illrvcUy or indcrect: hr. between (a ) raem birs of a -family. (b) a contnrstlun and an Individual owning m oil tlinn M percent of its stock (llquida\Hons sxerpted), (e) a grantor tn d fiduciary of any trust, o r (d) - 9 fiduciary an.) a b-ni-flcisry of 1 lha sam e trust. « (1) sh srrs o f stock become worthless during tho year, #r _ T----- — 7 corporate securities with In­ fest coupons e r In registered Cm are ascertained to be NTthleM and rb arg rd off durg lb« year, and are capital asU, the loss therefrom shall be Bsldered ns from the sale or vhangn of capital needs as of a la st day of such taxable N ,: In determining “gain" in raso properly acquired before •fell 1, 1913, tho cost, o r the provides ^DEFENSE PROGRAM It’s “Sudden Death to Psett’ whan you apply these MATERIALS 'e rp s tle llr formulated (or ust through ths MACONUBR* to your crops according to the rec­ ommended programs o( Dr. T. S r a M r Retd, entomokigist, and Othsrs el hie tu ff of resreuh men. IA6I-IRL* lull Due to tho micron finsnns o( th t1 active Ingradients ot theae tulpliur aamhinstluni, smell doeeges pro­ duce highly effective coverage. IAC0-K0P* Dills A spocisl treatment given tbs active ingredients (or the m markable .1 ducted a# an tion m ust net to Included as part of th e cost I f . tha stock for the pirpoas of • aaw H alnlrg tha ■mount af ■ deductible lees. If pros Income la ascertained by th e use a f inventorles, no dodue lion can be taken separately for lieestoek or prodneta lost d u r­ ing the year, w hether purchased fur resale Or produced on the farm, as such losses will be re ­ flected in the Inrootory by re­ ducing tha em ount of Uetsbnck or products on hand a t the close ef the year, which h is the effect of reducing gross Income from business by the am ount of the fslr m arket value as of March 1, 1913, ad ju sts* .a* provided In section 118(b) ¥ U»e InU nm l lie v<-nue Code ns amended, whichever I. greater, should be utod, end in drtrvmining “loss' Iho cost, so adjuited, should be uieil. If the property was 00quin*! i f U r rtb in w y 2S# W H Ihe cost, except as utbsrwiae provided In section 113, of Ute Code ns amended, should bo yifll, The taxpayer’s return should stale the following facts: ( l ) For real eita te , Ihe location and' description of land and Im­ provements; (b) for boruls or other evidences of iiaiohtneee,^ nsmo of issuing rurporatlSO,' particular Issue, demonlnallon, and am ount; and (e) for stocks, name of Corporation, elas, of slock, number of shares, and capital charges affecting basis (including 'nontagable distribu­ tions). NO. 33 LOSSES FBOM CASUALTIES, THRIFT, AND WAORnS To be deductible, a loss aris­ ing from '/ltt-s, storms, ship­ w reck , or other casualty** need not be, connected with the tax­ payer’s trade o r business. If his home or his automobile is destroyed b y 'i k e , or hU sum­ mer bungalow damaged by flood or storm, bo may claim a deduc­ tion for^ tksloM ^*u*la|pod/ ^ . _ William A. Bishop, Canadian | return of income, and the expens­ es Incurred, betas retarded as a ir marshal, brought down 73 personal expanses, will not con­ enemy planes in the firs t World stitute allowable deductions for W sr. Federal income-tax purposes. . WeWTB J W « JA C K 80N v7 l U bT dan. tS . V — Surveys n ude by the PA 's division ef research show (bat res Id e iU ls lre n Is In I n g tb e period from March 1940 to November 1941, S tate WPA Administrator W ilbur E. Harlcness announced Wednesday. We Sell 0 .8 . flr M 11 wm ▲ ^ ■ ond hogs, is not ehtilUd to cls|m as a lose the value of animV* Lsxsbla yeor and a re capital th at Perish from am o u r tim e is s e lv 'lb « loss resulting there- animals th a t were raised on the farm, except e» such loss la a r flifted In an inventory, i f o* L V -Iterator); has lean purchaa d I w 1 j | CU8TOMEKS SEND THEIR E MARGARET ANN AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SUGGEST Let’s Cook Up to an aptomobile niilnleiucd for pleasure.' where such damage results from the faulty driving of tho taxpayer or other peredn operating the automobile, mat is not duo to t^o willful set or negligeOgs at tha iaapayer, ■la -a deductible Ua* In »ta camp**lion of nol Income. H damage % chase tho operator of ad automobile 3 8 5 with which the automobile a t vsntory Jf the taxpayer collldse, the loos profits. occnihmed to tho taxpayer by such damage is likewise dedugtt ble. Loss of property by (haft or burglary Is on o lW sb le drdun* tlon, ond psed not be Incurred In trade o r business. Hence the loss occasional by tho theft of Jewelry or in automobile uacd for pleasure and convenience Is deductible, I t m ust bo estahilahid, • however, th a t the [ r w eity actually was stolen. cumsUneos altendlm leave tha trim S T H determining reimburse nrent Is made by • Ststo e r the United B tatre In w hoh J f In port on account ¥ Mark killed or othor property dastroywl & respect at w hfih • tosa w as claimed In a prior year, tbg amount received is required 9 A te fo u r meele f i l i n g dull . . . menu - planning a bore? “B eeaha 1# tr y s o t sit least two n«* recipes on the family each aeek." M r* J s n u s rr Good Housekeeping (and s ta rts you off with Id grend au ra). Lai us bslp you spice your meals - jS g js . with variety . . . to win sew praises from the folks! / w jK g N Our shohaa fairly balgs with tho things you'll used lu COOk up something different. And our day-lntlay-oul x c w S a -ty thrifty prleeo help you stay within your budget. AU prodeeU silver Used la Ussd Hone* keep!eg are Packet • AS ADVERTISED IN GOOD HOUSEKEEPING*1 •Tins NEW IMPROVED Na. I reeu w irs D els SUGAR PEAS U M e r m e le n rn where these ns have bytn u ITIO Frtiaiti I an indlvm»a| owns end op* tra te s a farm in addition to be* in r engaged In another trade or business or e tiling, and sustains a loss from the farm ing opera­ tions, sorb loss may -bn deducted from gross Income rocoivod from all sources in determ ining the taxpayer’s net 'Income, provided such farm is not operated for recrertion or pleasure. If n firm is operated fo r r*emotion er pleasure and n et on a commercial hauls, and if the ex­ penses incurred in connection therewith are In excess of the receipts therefrom, the entire recelyU from the sale o f m?y te ignored in ren PEACHES .... *"3& r W *WIh SPINACH ..... such tre n ta e g m ^ j j f S l f ^ s E F ,A lose front Twagering (rttossttlo n i are allarrstilc only to (no extent of the gnins fjwm ouch LOW. N S w OCTAGON BOi s .past of'VAPOKOLVFog */r*Ad ,V. 3. Sticker.* perted sy tin Cililorme Spuy tmicu Curt., cspsclally (or tho ofNACQIptMconi. HXTKAX* for use ad as an iocsetit for virulent In- VAPOKUME* ft r t h b n EE % MMLETI ...Uwayptwuo «t tlw 9111111; Uws 9111 H ill; sn J deeerlhes *•» sffsstlvs end H ei onoml r el M r-<i iwuiot. htril though, ad n the ozdOansij! ..27c .usance >«■ olhrrwl Grcat Value Peach-Pear Mix, 3 No. 1 tali earn 3*7or (HJ) DUTCH POUND CAKE, 18. » « VANILLA WAFERfl^ f e L ll L .\ d L ri 9 jL\ ill r.oMFf*1" X ertw v I ^WfSEfTbv ... .; 18c |% R K n' r BEANS * lt€ I SALMON are not dvduoliblo. proto for the lots sutiainad, the o tv s s of tho loos ow e tha amount o t the Insurance i t de­ ductible, In general, la m s fa r which m JELLO, 3 fur 'in C E T theft or casualty, It discovered until 4 Sel PJCKLE8^„ " . *S STOKELVfe FIN EST CANNED FOODS H O M IN Y . IVt W A N S, 303 UM CORN, 303 out ChUJ C m istr Kies B. CORN UMe l ..... 10c PORK * BEANS sea 5 ....W 7 ^ BLACK1PIGS, • * * * -1Cr ffiN fW F«d. i J t Matt “Ce r e a l s rse “ re"! *• lb. 10c RAISINS i - i ___10c ■Rutter . lied AdvcrtMcmcpte BUM, 10c ’’ SALT, pkg. .;.— 7Vje s T h UP^oei. 15c t9c BLEACH, qt. ——. 10c . Mtrustv m u a PRESSING, pi. 23c PANCAKE FLOUR 10c S r k i S T cut. 91.10 PRUNES, lb. .......... 5c "esn s t r , ' v re a js in • u p •; S M o n -n re n ra •- cm C am e Is disposed of. la any aomtrtlea (that la, sharea ¥ stock ia a corporation tad tights » atToaebton’qOre. 7 Vi* BEANS, 303 M O W * lShaSTNo. wl*«. In tho esue ¥ onindlvidtmi VAN CAMP’S BEANS, 3 for ..... 23c • I n le H HABY FOOD ....... 6c Juice , ?o* i . ... t h * risHea Beales, amount ly on i ifijtifitt 17c 38c �-p -r - in * •r> ft THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1912 a Lillian Jacubcin rendered sever™ al lately musical numbers. Mrs. Augusta D. Covington intraduced Miss Ella Belt Jone*. who gave an interesting talk nu the First Aid course for National Defense th at she is to • conduct in Oviedo. Miss Jones, a registered nvTse, offered her services to the Red Cross some tim e ago and is now to eon duct the clamca in F irst Aid Imre. m Reports nr 1 1 a submitted by w House Chairman, Mrs. J. W. M artin; Library Chairman, Mrs. G eorge, Morgan; H ealth, Mrs. •Augusta n.* Covington; Haejiitality, Mrs. J. H. Jones, Jr.; — Red Crass. Mrs. W. 1. Lawton: V Defense. Mrs. W. H. Oora; And Safety, Mrs. Joe Lclnhart. n a ­ tional Defensk and the parts • the members could take In this were the main topics of discus­ sion. m Credit for the delirious lunch­ eon goes to Mrs. Frank W. T al­ bott, chairm an; Mrs. T. L. Lin­ go, Mrs. T . W. Lawton, nnd Mrs. Jam es Partin, luncheon committee fur the day. — Visitors worn Mrs. Alex Mor?*r gmn of W inter Park, Misi. J. H. Colbeck of Columhtu, Ohio,’ Miss Alice Thayer of Clifton Springs, N . Y., Miss Ella 1U-II Junes ami rM rs . Robert Smith, J r , who has • been reinstated In the rlub. as 9 ’he has returned to Ovirdo to m ake her home. Others prerent were: Men, Charles T. Niblack. Mrs. J . H. Hlalcy, Mrs. Robert R. Murphy, lira . Jam es W. Wilson. »Ir*. • Max I-einhart, Mrs. C. S. Lee, Mrs. T. W. Lawton. Mrs. B. G. THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FI.ORTDA friends herr. They were also a t ' Mrs. the Oviedo-O c d m basketball >on, rant* Friday night. They h a v e , that to return to Ft. B r a n by nrxt | Hi Tuesday. Link Him. Thud Class Eugene A h IU®* len of the United S U tei N ary. *,lM stationed a t Vi am inrton. 0 . 0 , I is v isitinf his parents, Mr. and i Mrs. Chester Allen, an<l sU- f ter*. Miss Darlene Allen a n d Miss Hone Allen, while on an *1 fight day leave. rf o Mrs. H. A. Acams of W inter ™nfl Tnrk was visiting her daughter, 'Hnn Mrs. Ben G. W ainright Friday. Ai C. U. Mitchell w a s dinner plan guest of Mr. and Mrs. J . B -1Clas: Jones Thursday evening. Iwv, Word has been i ere Ired for A the first time sin ce-the bomb- to l tng of Pearl H arbor by Mr. and to I lead, "Snuw on tin- imuitduitt r 2 lM s stnu right lm*s ........ Himtiilii^ ^ , w O l he late." CAMP BLANDIXO. Jn n. i i . I Sergeant Major K. Hivis rt Carou t Camp Blsmhng s llospitul had n | (Special)—Sesgeanu, *, Ulnnding h u rr heard sen >v tail I really tall one nnlU.I on him i talcs end strange alibi, from J some time u»to. A imldirr rushed j soldiers excusing nnDor infroc- to ths* T sm pj srig c in l with a ____ regulation ____ j. , ti Irgmni front Isis ?i«tor which • tiuns of Army * Ovieibi who | F irst 8crgvunt L. B. Curtis, | slntcd: "F ath er *l> .ul runic home the Defense top-kick for a hospital u nit, h»'i I *t once." He w*« itnio t.sl » If.. I are J. 11. j u svrgvant report back late on day furlough. A imhiI two months Jones. a a ; s * with the excuse that his j later ihe boy rushrd m with »n. at> planning ‘ train ran out ef coaL When th ey 'o th er tefegram from si,ter: Air courses I got more coal the fireman tra k e | "Mother dead mim- home ul once." Oviedo to o n .: the handle of the one and only | Fifteen mondays grantcsl. M a k e K re v y C e n t Y o n S p e n d B e e f L iv e r u> 2 9 c F a r ro o d Tender Pork L iv e r u> 2 3 c It j time »«? cut out »h* I U*a ai»o wi«* o ^»rv ~®nt ytu Csir synten ul Spoil UjynPvj'ton buys tool epecMUL Lam b L iv e r u>2 9 c nut Ixiius Tongues Select * ib THSYTSe TTZTfN TO V DOGDEThHlCHOMS ---- 2 SHOULD M oat O 2 ibt Sh o u ld er >b Ifcnty I. into Kit Bacon Bacon u> 2 5 c C h e e se & M C G tY 17c <b Aircrtsd Slices i'ato 201 I. Firrt St. M e a ts L O V tTTS WIGOLY 3 2 7 Sdftford A v . OUAMtrtr newt H ants ) ib riitlaJsIph.j S crap p le tft-o* P a la c e B acon »>27c C om pound L ard^lS M * a ty W e ste rn S tre a k O ’ Lean frcuh Cought DjcV VilTH TVOGCOO-LOOKEBS, tO N O N K A LO--E? r - r ro g a t h e r DOKfOWN ['(•uh Cuuglit Ron Bull PKXWG.* . ib V.’o».,r- 15c Rich. Cieotny Cotta** MI.VA.TOMWV/hoW u S to a k v& b « I n * , priu^y low « w / do/ rtu***. «> 19c Sq u ares i i*n>. n v iu m , m is . , Roy Clnnts and Mrs. H. H. IJnk. 1 Friends will regret to know I Hull Robert F. King has been j sick for the past few days. Mis:. Alice Thayer of Clifton i Springy, N. Y , is spending ihe [w inter with Mr. and Mrs. B. ‘ F. Wheeler and family. ’ Ur*. J. H. Colheek of Columhus, Ohio, is spending some Ihne with her brother, George W. Morgan, and Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Alex Morgan of W inter bWs I Brains Rath Win® |wp ; t Fresh beel Latest addition to the JJavy’s undersea fleet Is the submarine Herring, < slating dosrn Ike wwjr* a t Portthm uth, N. H. Report, fmm tha F ar E ast { show increasing activity of American snbiiiarinis against Japanese i surface craft i Who cc .Mionfc Hc.li opi By PAUL ROBINSON r *f B U Y rO O D ! tiu.vonI That* ure no tuiU .»u ii ca ’ ’ ~i1LhI ’ . Slm d. Tender O S '/ O U 'S C PACKED -7 AH wishing to take I h v must notify Mrs. Augusta U. Coving­ ton by Wednesday. All high school children, mm ami ladies are urged to do to Tender Dcuy ETTA K ET T O H rH S a t* WHSI26S 0 ■ ..: ' / i ETTA * PACE FIVE r.s Std. O y s te rs NAGCrfNS-/ p* T-inry Whole -aitn i [a £ Fish R o e *> No 1* J lAdlOs lljJuuLi IldUUUL* Steaks ' »> // K byf i L ii jc. Sm oked Bacon Hsodltsa. Ocenn Shrim p »b R#t| Salmon S te a k s___ »» Kwniroeaoepvsr' ftHJCH DOVOUMN* HAS T H S M O S T T IM P W 'A . BUOMOSOa A O D ET T E THJtrS THE WAS ITU S 8M Ail. cucvjiteh»WfVAD LIKff A SNENW3 r WOUVD II LIKE :olud Dressln; CHUCCH s' iEC0IN<3 •'•"lftHElJ w £ o t“ * a s 8 s i* FRYERS 39c IMAGINE h/ n w g t v o C o cktail 4c 1T ro p ical 10c Corn F la k e s Florid* Snob*It oiHSPOHT- H BIb r#o4 B v y r% j B I m A Bif N o4 Sk*y Pollul DoKciout •Soa^hefti With A Rich. Tmty S*uc«! It'* A Buy! C arro ts bch 6v^c Mate M o * P o ta to e s ib 5 ftc P m r-ilo ou.i ' - u p 1 ."well ocit.n m -1 iai|lily veenantKcl T-m- . ond Wallies pack an inl lsd hill” 'I ill.when u<uved with Vrrmort Uaid Situp. in .ii wall combination ol Cana •m l Map’c So iiu l Haver kslcir aucli O value, savs m .n er and win applause I n u evei / inembsi ui your lamllyl C a w to W pst R u tab ag as ib 3c LONE RANGER By FRAN 8" U. 1 t v«t M over A p p le s 5 *• 2 3 c Luge Dahcieea A p p le s 2 Nm 15 c Ferns Wmsssp A p p le s 2 ib* 15c Meal 5 * 12c Land O' Sunainrs Msdlusi Grits 5 t3c UPTON'S Yellow Lubvl TEA V i* 2 3 c SnidaFs CATSUP t4-o* 15c VHa Toed A rm x JELLY t2-o<10c 7 �I . t THIJ1SDAY, JANUARY i j IM l UJS. Marines In Iceland Desire Shot At Krauts inner Of 6 Official Races, Hi-Guide Seeks No. 7 Tonight ) MGWOOD, Jan. 22— (fl| I-Guide goes after hla a ight victory In 'a n unde mason tonight i t the SenfordOrlando Kennel Club. I t le the lon g est consecutive w i n n i n g streak ever compiled by a gr»Thoond In the previous six f t srie i b f j h e 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. By O U W M1DM.CTON 4 T r.o n T st* Third Itw l All Popular Brands Free Delivery ARCADE L Package Store Thera la a Polar Beer Camp Blattdlng, memt cant commanding the gun craw which m ust take • dull] said: “T h e m m bar* dm a dum­ nearby Kingsley Lake. my drill so often they m aid do It In th e ir sleep. They'll knock S Otlnk'e Race—S -li H al# I Warning I Dusty l>asnt 1 Small I ’n u rl « Nor.11 I I 1 I F .u rtk Delia REYKJAVIK, J a n . 1 % - ^ — Twenty-four boors a day, seven days a week, V JL Marine Come anti-aircraft gunners watch the skies o f Iceland, waiting for* a shot a t the Lufw affa. ‘ I t is so quiet th a t you can hear the sentry’s footfalls oa froxen ground to o yarda aw ay. The U jhta of BovQavik flow •g ain st an Iron-hack ik y . The blackout which has shadowed Europe from: London to Moorow has not yet leached Reykjavik. All around in th e silence a re men w ith runs, men unde rground w aiting for the word which would set In motion a cleverly contrived defense Hyping the ikies with hundreds o f rounds playing cards In Nissan huts, men standinr In the .darkness watching and listening. The«e marines can g at th eir guns Into action In an Ineradlbly short time, and. a ra sagas to try thslr strength. ^ , “ I wish thev’d come.” said a private from Boston. "W a know wo can knock .’era down.” Scattered throughout th e wide­ spread post In Island a re under­ ground communication renters, connected with n hidden directIon room which foatrola tW gun Im st Mile n a a S le l » nil ^ r* » Are Pilot t la d y neea i K in a I’epsr Race—Fatarily lll- lla l c la e r C a ll OoMen I'a lace Itlp r a t W ay I • 1 a Chief Starter (lay More J e r r y Rock C rick s! Ann t O. D. F arrell, Frop. Phone » H S M etber BMg. GOING PLACES 7T7 4 F irs* and explosions ara seen on Vasgao Island, N ail 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 Meets Leesburg There Tonight FARMERS’MARKET u isrK L L A N ito fa r w t r t r A « n VKUHTSStN RKFURT 8«eking to push their record Drlvs In today end let us check your car beforv you go on t h n l holiday trip. Let us check y o u r Urea, gas, oil, w ater, . b at­ tery w eter — We’ll give you our most prom pt and lefO rient service. JUST PHONE 9121 beyond the 60—60 mark, tha Celery Fed cagrrs, winner of two contests ami loser In tww, travel to levs burg to meet the Yellow Jachsta tonight a t the high school. About 20 boys will make the trip, and A and B sousd games will be played. The n contest will s ta rt the festivities a t 7:00 o’clock. The Feds hava licked T avares and DeLand ami hava bowed to Eustls and Ocala. "1 don’t know much about tha Leesburg team ,” Coach Me Lucs* stated, “but we hope to cop this one tonight." ’TV# Feds hava barn showing gradual Imnrovsment and are Bank Group Makes Offer To Pilots has announced th a t make a sUndlng offer rard of »600 which will to the American airt o r group of pilots desny Japanese, German or ipltal battleship* or airHere during the war. (w ards will be divided imong personnel of the upon official declsrstlon errataty o f W a r o r See­ the Navy th at the ship iu d • f »i> « »*•*• A **1 „ J” **" ,_n. F L O R ID A P R O D C C T S BKANA— llu Hpr. TemUrgreen, IffiF-TM— Doe . Hun. t ie to »Sv U lt iK - r illJ — I * l,n Crate. IJ.S S to CAIt’ lAOK—Tun. Hulk, fair •« forn s.ee tu riu.es. few klgher. i M j llp r , » U »- Chlneev. C r u C A R R O T *— Otis. nun. *S« to Me CKI.KIIT—Cra!•«. It RRil U. If.H to II.M C K le K lir lllA lm h -O rn tw . COl.VeAllMH^-Do*. Bun.. I t i «• •{• Ki;«;ri.ANT-Hu Ifpr. $1.11 la'$».»• Probable start! night will fli Daniels a t forward, high scoring Billy Fleming a t center, and Branan and Lm a t the .g ttafd 8. H. ENGUSH • miltlons. KIbAb! ' 1 sin J. * It AS. Is l l h LAMB STEW rib. 15c | I Shoulder Chops, lb .... 25c Loin Chops, lb......... 49c Rib Chops, lb............. 39c lb. 19c l* 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 O rsgg. Dlois. Crt. Iced. Is ONION*— Dos. Uu (IKANUEH— llo s Iirjo. rumb. *t.t» Use Mr No.1I t i t s lisa s Me lie to AM Saufnge, 2 lbs, P A ItH lJtr— Dos. J am. I kaa- iim tifr, t Irt 1 *.$$ ’ll ^W, Sausage, lb. 35c: pKI'IIR IU t— Hu H |v»tatokr—n>n Your Gar. iS iS il LAMB Shoulder ROAST lb..2?c 4 $1.10 HOox , f jg ) W E *X a i l A P E F I l U I T —IU , .am. H J l L E T T l ' C * — te ste r Whole ^ II ISP O R T No. I t s s v r o R D STATW r s a u g g r M IH H IT T j ^ A’.u.'e.v A»d saasN RtLLsto no rr • M r i r cr iwrruod i*iv su*• day fo r Miami to visit with her ton., Lieut. Kenneth Jlarrlsop, who la stationed there a t prepPit* ' 4' . S fttefp q -® . 29c •Ghutk Roast lb. 25c I' Mr. and Mrs, llotcMi}aon of Sr; It’» designed especially to elimin*te b«d tque*kB from your *uto and enable* u* to give your CM » fetter lubrication Job It U emntial 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 Gu l f product* and peraonallsed aervlce. ••••••eg . •« N ails, be le Algiers, Baseball’s h o t Stove Season Is Just Hot Seat 10 lbs. 19c YORK APPLES 4 lbs. 19c For 15c Hubbard SQUASH lb. 5c Del Monte Sale M b MONTH flOLORN R ssl ROY and BUCKY REEL • .i.o • : L > ET THE THRILL corn mu. ...:.... i-ISv a e n a R»ir pmx AS ***' |A *p E O ...... . QLA8S PACK n IR A R F A S T 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\1CTi/SEuT ,7 ? 3 y T ? -.X '. N vXrfc; ****ftt‘/ . "5 , y i .'ol mir riw '? , It w# wh* to to ftw i It W» ( t o to pnomti lavMata ttoee taiMtolhli prlvl*. n«fc»i teU M T. Ni U « IM I AN INDEPENDENT i>AII/Y NEWSI'AI’KK j f c i ' t -. v i v j - «. * r to f iyVt », — - volum e |} W ; m IfTralfo WMTIUWUtnil . ■ S fc - ElUbUshMl Ik IMS x x x in SANFORD, FLORIDA, FI J ANUAR Y M. 1912 M em b er A im oelated M M I l K I l 121 I’reiw* ■ 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 Raid Practice Was Ni.ther S u c c e s s Nor Total Failure Naval Hero Seminole end eight ether Central Florida Counties are still oh the "alert" after yesterday's sir raid w aralag. Local officials slated It la possible other blackoal aig* n ils may be received before the end of the 41-hour alert period to n lih t at m idal(ht. English Admit * Loss Of City Russians C o n t i n u e Pursuit Of Nazis 0 In Freezing Cold m* « »i rw m rim ) British Middle East head­ quarter* acknowledged toOday that Axis mechanised t r o o p s have recaptured Agedabia after driving caatward 90 miles from El Aghella on t h e Libyan 0 coastal road. The eastward Axis drive may indicate a full-fledged counter-of fen•»ly# against the British In north A fries. g On the Russian front, a bul**l#tln from Moscow claimed tho Russians are p u n n in g the G er­ mans In flight from Mojholsk and- have pushed 23 miles a m t of th a t city a t the rate e f six A lO ■wTwTi railva s day. blinding ora ra- Collapse Of Brit* i s h Defense I it S t a t e Of Johorft I Ilf A aao rlalH PW U) The British radio rei today Chinese gaerdllaa ed the Yellow Bea ai the Jap an * * naval • t e n 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 I t Hanoi. lade-Chlaa capital. Diitchs Score Hits On Nippon Shins D efenders Rent Off Repeated "Attacks, Inflicting L o s s e s The concensus of opinion of defense officials regarding tho success n r failure of Hanford's IS , ttatHsirf Press I WASHINGTON. Jan. 21. and Seminole County's air raid British hra-lquartrrs at S tafa——( A I * ) — A m tirirrnl rr«|iir*«t warning te s t yesterday a fte r­ C t r admitted Japanese pressure by t hr* Uni In I .S tair* A run noon wns th a t while the test increasing in Malaya ami th a t for a tl2.S25H 72.47l apseas not a great success, neither the Invaders rafried out success­ j [iropriati. n |.» rmiwlrtirl 1.1.was It a total failure. ful Infiltrations ^elnw the main OOO plan#* f*tr ciflnaIn downtown Hanford, the pub­ battle ares In the ftalu Pahoi j : toive knorkmii Mm*" a j t l i c responded satisfactorily to sector, fit) nides north of fllngjL •ftil li» the H»ti*i» liktli .inti lha warning signals. T raffic pore. “p m h npprm al *•»* Inkrn ceased and nearly all pedestrians An official Tokyo broadcast for crantcil were off the street. A ir raid said the “total collapse" of the wardens stationed throughout British defense system In Join* 1«*Mft ilfil |*rww*t the City hailed the few ears hore state is "impending ' MM Jn|i:int*.si- tr ->•!>-« tlm-ntth a t were moving, and many added that the 1400,000AM ThU ft an tln ritw of the Latvian atetm er 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 various types during the test “bombed." (Ciltvaira nfter it wp n tarpislofil by an enemy effort t o *n!vp'io the stricken ve**el w •• r e litt liuliiv nml --nilnngi-r-’tl which lasted front 2:19 P. M. to Singapore dispatches said the i Riilimaiine off tho Atlantic const with a |fl«« pirkeil up h> a lliulilinii ship, tin* lim y. nn«l tin- I'liitnl Slnti-H rmili-s t-s >: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 It was a different story in Indian troops are continuing 'a im ’s crew have b e e n put nahore at the i»ppi»'Ve*l ini jiuUiC.it ion by the Nil'V Mepiirto. three new Ininling.-. nt tienthe outlying districts, however, stron<r counter-attacks along on officials reported. Air raid w ar­ HO-mll* front across Jehora t hnrlcfttnn, S . (’unit tiuanl Imm\ while nine nier.t. i)i .iI DmigL.t. \lm .\i lluir'.-t dens were reached by telephone stpte. less than 70 miles from I'll iIiI>I>iin- (lel'.iuli-i- were by the air raid warning service, Singapore. reporteil hentiiig off nil ntbut the process was slow, and The strong British counternumerous unnecessary calls by thrust, which was planned it o tarks with IiI«mx|\ In.-tst-.-t. the public are said partly re­ general officers In a war roanAiMlruliu u|tpeuli*l l-> Wusb* sponsible for the difficulties , .ell under the shade of tto ington iiu-l Is-u-l-u to- uiiif-irrefaced by the W arning Bervleo I rubber trees, was intended to meiitv. la Immedtattly contacting th e l^ iM tfy th# weetem British anA \Vii-Ii.nut-io <-»iiiiuuiii-|ii>> volunteer workers, who took ;ehor In northern Johor# state and St*hi Iiiult* rmiMly’* hit* uiul -ui-l .lopaoe—- u—niilt I r-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 tt o county. A ustralian 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 m her 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 ­ alm ost rn used a a the- stom tl d a In­ form the publle aa to -th e atarin tlme o f tto “blockout." boat 100 volunteer fire w ar­ dens m et a t th# C ourt House last night and race tv od Instruc­ tions as to what they should do during an a ir raid taat, II. B. d n M hT lirUa i# r u ru n* *.°I *rr*P WJ* ,n voluntarily H ank, an.l are subject to pro the poirha.e of Hr,-, or to lo - • t,I BI„ i‘ ,„.i „ r„| " j* * ^ ?** eo**u l , r »*' by the employer*. Mr. W right de. , , r .u|j„ „ jf (h,.y are not rla««i........... . »"» violation* by [ . * Hrltuin ' Pope announced today. While British troops thus -Jared he believed It offrred a fj,.,| inumollately. I lire dealer., either In illegally . * . . .. , Mr. Pop# and Trad T. Wil­ . |, „ nrce..ary that we have «• »'»» • " r in ,h'' , , rV hira »n X h t JUo.ao.-e'war’ liam* ara co-chairmen for the aelted tto Initiative afield, the |"Wnvenlrnl an.l sy.temotle no thPurrh/M ami «x-;(.a r h man In lha rnrrvrl r«U*ir«irr I l,u" " f |»rvwfi»l«Nl •» '* h,t uiul r,tfht J a | l,H T ire end -Water Division of the RoveI a ir fort# was Hi rionr«l truiiN|*4if t s in i Iuj local Defense Council. Instruc­ artion both In tha tl*firn«> of PVfMfil hi. uppn*rialion for; “ Ihr aiu| hi4 cari, f||e«l pn.iirHy/* Mr. Ihl* itf MncuMai, l^iw tvn 8inraporo 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 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 I V li'lifi l v proper way to hand!# Incendiary One large bus filled with | Stai.- tire iuti-mlng ndminl-trabomba. Mr. Popo stated th a t the In Burma Japanese-Thal In­ gram. A raid I y 17 b -O ll-r- mi fi-l-ll, All book-keetiing detail. In res- white rcgl.tranU w a. sent to 'l o r , al— w*. r--b-n.nl by Mr organisation to rapidly develop­ vaders using gun-totlng *U[ the I’liilippines' second m y , stigto th r plan will be handled ing Into ■ smooth w o rtid g unit, phanta as waddling tanka prod p*ct the i>r<--induction .ta li-n in Or) i-ter—o |grsteil enemy intent I- i«-< <l|-y y the office of the plant, thus ready a t 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 vital dude*. other point east of the Gulf -if ineonvenieoce, Mr. W right raid. Inry physical examination* Mon- pass* nger tiles uihl 17 passenger | ),1IV1. , , rap-sl invusion A. B. Petersen, co-ordinator M artaban, but British defend*) • day., nn-l on Wednesday three tubes for Eel runty, nml ■>! | ,v b u . about I.MI inilrs —till- of | bus-loads of negro men were I truck lire- and HP truck llitvs, | Uj un ),|n,,,| ,,f ivim , ties 'o f . t h o local Defense Council, clung to position* east of Kaw' _ . , _ yesterday telephoned tt o com­ token to Orlando for the same -which I- r-llm utrd to Ik- half ->f 1Is-rli u oinjih link m c-oiiminicIh . . . , [purpose. “ We are now wurkng 1 the January iillocatiuii. In eonJ lion, In-I.rrrn the I'niio-I Slates pany In Chicago, which has an the 70-mlle wide panhandle. u . order from the CUy to supply V l C t O r i C 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 | will go in our pre-induction »ta- jllrrs. Mr IVtersnn stutwl thut :i 1 1 liillppim-s. on a ir raid siren- Ho receive,! bombers and Id fighters left — I f t sl)*e*4 Ow N g t W rw l l s n In EVbriiury,” Mr. C arter ' nilsiuiderstmiding ot the pur I The sombre picture in ihe t hinn ona hangar and a store hut LONDON. Jsn. 2.1.—Ratlsfac J l disclosctl. i - ho-iog -if obsolete tires exists | Sen uri-u was ligbtenc-l -onu-whut wracked on the airport a t Moul tlon over the latest Allied {in It-• ■--•■mlv. "Obsolete tires by i report from n hiali guvernmein, gulf city which le the oh-1 achievement* In . North Africa limy Ih I- -light by anyone." hi- ! n u n t oflirlal that since Ih-c. 7 a jectlva of tto Invading fo rc e , land Russia I. rr«truin*d In millstnti-<l- "t'erlifiralcx must |H. stream o f reliifurc.imnts hod lu-en One ILA.T. plan* was damaged trictlons are I -I s i ImI to the miiiIIiwv-I 1‘ucitlc, on tt o ground, hut there was res are “ bile meantime, ih-fio-i-w V -n Hitno m ilitary casualties. tin-- arc not wuii nml Ihe Unitc-I S i .h IF r-cito-afsty of Singnpiirc. ciii,t had been m.i-le slrnng-r limn ■». — ' mail-- uny mure, and there ure Ilowm er, it I. to sysnts in i ever tofure. BEI.I.KAIil, Jit). 21.—Iasi byjonlv n few of them left. They "Wo need m o r e biographies, North A frica, th r Middle East The teni|H-rni-v ndv:mtage in nilwestern gruw eil and shinpers, the will fit — ily o few cars." mysteries and adveaturs books In vi I strength thut Japan -iiu-il and Russia that British author­ United h re.h F ruit anil Vegeta­ o u r collection which will be sent The vuggeslions fur saving |hy treachery wus ilcilinsl I-, Imvn ities point In justification of ble ss.ocinlinn Thursday apprul to men I n tt o eervleu", Mrs. tires, issued by Hlnte adminl| , iti targaly offset by the mounts their past policy of distributing a* raw » • Ay chairmen BERN, BwlUerlarul, Jan. 13.— the A llira' limitnl resources to ed to the Federal government to slrntor Sin-noun folluws: ing production und use ef Anu-rl* "You will uli-nse request vour o f . l t o ra ti • book ram (AT— O ra million children In war- tto disadvantage of F a r E ast­ Intern Imme-listely enemy •Ben­ long range bombers. tl . s l l s u . g ^ l a l- .s v T h re e) adding stricken Grases ora feeing fam ­ ern keypolnts. And It looks as in four I’ariflc coast, stales to The \Vnr IK-pnrtment said parp rrv rn t open shooting trout le be­ *1* end ine g a d death because tim lrrly heavy fightin.- h id drtheir t— ■ ----ilf a long period of hard fightr M tUfaetorily country^ j i oaabts to draw o m iq g may to ahead to for# the tween farmhands. ' velopeil along the left flunk nml The association adopted a reso­ rsoao have Ito neighbors a s In n o rm al' tonollclal results of M editsrranT .n S rl renter of General Mar A n h u i's catalogue UiM* and I* occupied by o n 1son priority make theipsefv** lution rtBIng for the Internment L sU lU j t o , now believed to lie uUiut 23 In California, W ashington, Oregon m ust to Axle arm y already hard-pressed r«U In Ih# Pseifle. mile* north of the fortress of and Arin-na and fos— Impounding f Tab. 14. ru rrrg id o r p raride Itself with supplies of all funds ami properties of the .__ chairman to rpulsed In earlier atlrm p ls to tto Tribtmo do Geneve reportr-l WASHINGTON, Jan. S3—t.AI turn thv right flank of the llltla aliens. w to Westerners sold there was toil —In u "re|Mirt to the nation” un Amrrienn-KIlipino arm y ami t o l ­ Urn L E gypt to fa n n in g to tok* 30,feeling between Filipino and J a p ­ A nirrira's aram rnt effort in lha ler it southward along the ringle U riel1 dOMtod I 040 Groek cklldran. tto Tribune an*** labor ond th at there al­ Iasi IH months, the Office of highway leading to f’urregidur, ihe 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, Los In addition RANGOON. BURMA, Jon. 33, lent*. Loa ■lay that "good strong founda­ efforts lo sdvanrr in rxrrptiun, Mra.< •s ty lo 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. bard 3MI|MII| campaign. “Big Moose” Moss, American vol- of Ih* natlonil. M" •■*•■ WWfJ ma MUM Chinese bombers, tirlirvnl lo ii association, , .w- sold:. greatest war program In history ”Japanese naflonaU on th s e o a sl;in ,| lhat lh(, UnltrU States and have been eseortrd by voluntrer oRteer w ith tto Chins** force, r a T to sa tlra papulation already 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-airm en, rascaded 20 ton* of explosivr* into a a 4 ran and airplane, by slipthrough lbs Jrp an era lines h uui 1Japonese a ir la s e in French Inparachuting 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 u rrlto ry . Japanese plans and dem igrd 'w* shall have the plant rspa over a Jenansa* airdnm ts 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) w a r 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 arra s Japanrse-oceupled J ra . 33. colony from tto autoraola. capital ot tho Dutah East of ths world stru c tls." Batavia OFFBBB JOBS China's southwestern provinca ot Irvlle*. tlrao, and I Yunman. Jo build- .WASHINGTON. J ob. 13, C f h December toward O. Hunter, work projects tho s u ttb s r 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 a t -a nuts* m eet­ workof Amsr- | tatlvtly Wednesday by tt o Btat* ing which will foflcw tto F ifth rails District monthly council n Id dec Id* .Road Department. lA T I HEABB DEMANDS an tto n v sri'to s of rsUtlona I I t anticipates an average ra- nf Townsend Cluto a t tto lino** Sundey aftarnoo ot with tto Asia (bis aftoraaon dttstio nof about 10 p o rtsa l hi •'clack. — era t w jlto ll Argontlna. normal gasoline tax U M M . but Mr. W rir U ached tied tn I maltA ip n o ii reran lit lo.-ludea 11,780^00 of added at 3:30 F.M.. end all rlub M talstsr havs revenues from t t o 1441 law* rator* and friend* a ra invited subw lttad ,aUoc«Un|i goaollna taxes aa th at attend. Ilia .Road D epartm ent raw ra* t'Ar, a . “ L T V V' .Wit U e « t John D. Bulksley America’s newest hero Is Lieut. John D. Bulkeley of New Yerk .C ity . He commanded « Navy torpedo boat which d a rt­ ed Into Suble Bsy. Luton Island, and torpedoed a 5.000-ton Jap aseso ship. The fa st Mosquito boat aroa under constant fire froea machine ru n s and shore) to tterito arhlle successfully carm m ■its mission, ito ■ 'a ■■ i — M tha • t h e e - sector mmodto tonee north, la to seise be , o two-way Germans th o town before had a chance to get a foothold jw ta It. ( • . Tho Red army men were plow­ ing throegh breast-deep snow, marching shoulder to akoolder ' • oar tom ptog the snow Into hard tracks for tanka and guns. Oth­ e r flying form*. flying u ser too O sn o w In glldae*> powered with air props Ben, darted In an the Gannon flanks to deltvar hlt,1^ h t o , * w io t arm y organ, Bod S tar, reported odralnlstraUve so d istrict of Tola on tho * * lower Moscow front hod toon reclaimed. I t ch arted th a t the G cnpans to d destroyed 390 villages, 14,144 s ta te , farm s, 100 acto ris and U railroad staUenx - I n tho o n a and carried aw ay C K lrto allr all of Urn llrasto ek In A frica. German General E r­ win Rommel's A ils desert arm y massed at] ito retraining tan k Strength and streak to o k a t the jojtbjj^nr.' former r a H m * o f Sanford, re a W n w m e a to U v e woe a p ra ta u td ta qaerternm eter commanding offleer a t Camp Standing. ye*tord|V, . * T to • raw quarterm aster mender to e served on the staff of MaJ. Gen. Joka C. Persons •Inc* he wo* first, oommlsslorad In 1029, and continued In that rapacity until his most rrcsnt military promotion. Colonel McRorv succeeds Col. J . H. SpengTer of 8t- Augustine, who had coaMMtaded tto ooatbern qusroutfit sines It was orT to to tter was recently _ _ _ fe rre d becsoss of ags and rank la in enacted by Congrats. Taking Colonel MeRory's place as assistant chief of staff, G*4, o f t h e southern contingent to Major M ark W. to n e s ef Tellshas*** w to to * servsd m a n y as Ito m otor officer. H* th e v ast movement of t r a p s to Loulelana-Texta and South' Carolina saaneavers held In IM L < < When MdBory eras eommlselonoffleer. to w as.m ad e an J K ir s * tt-T fi _______a ___ l&fc, sag'-AOSS •— »— ■T9 US’!? to'tom mlitiMi ‘ froat* *Um eighth • t hU s ta ff n d wa slstant chief of e teff when Gen eral Persons became commanding ' o f the southern unit. admit! arafr, ^ British [Three New L a n d in g In Philippines ll.v Foe Kndanuers G.S. W ar Zone Routes A fter Submarine Torpedoed Ciltvaira [County January Tire Ration ‘ibre Company r a & m f S i ___ J * 'i J M F» F' b™ * Registrants penoall of . were strong Britton i Will Abide By Rationing Plait sa g a Jon. 13. th a t ISte wOl ifw ft g prothey can r a quickly aa _____ Tri­ c o n will 1 Of tlra In tt o BoWchair- j <| A Must ....... T.,rrJr rszr tasft “•b*- |I*w7ik •" the eastem thirai of Price I Biographies And Mysteries Wanted In Book Campaign Paid For ^.s-saiw v, Js=r J raeogniiion'*ihat ‘ito "pTira!Internment Of Alien in|feV»." iH7.i t^ jr w l ,h,'i Knemles AdvocatediaVkJ’f-.r* in.-." lira- .. 1,000,000 Children In Greece Starving mi m w c E !W Foundation Is For Great War Plan ra." & ys-sr* UJ3. China Volunteer Deitroys Jap Planes to OVUM® — ttsp - Employment. Service RefloinuitB Increase Axis Relatlong To Be Decided Today Road Group Adoptg Weir Will Speak To Tentative Budget Townsend Members pa A 11.2E* *" Uci“ *** Wmwr-' i k • - mwM" J '.ii *• w orn " ‘ •.. ’ f t . � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 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/00a4f6dfea5743d3cd6a6236955ca331.pdf 43f7d31e381a1e854df91bb766d2c54f PDF Text Text I k £b vto < ^ — V 4^— 4*' *w VCm f•*>.,7 r ’Jf-;. ■■■■, K JU m V M ~ ■ . • • *— 1 T O P A T , JANI •' -V Seminole High and Orlando GOING PLACES FARMERS’ MARKET Break Athletic Relations Tam anelant enemies—on U)« field—came to • parting way* today whan Coach L. L. iltoy) Me Luca* announced that Samlnoi* High School Calory lied the scheduled K a a hod ______ basketball contact with Orlando'a rivaling Tlgera. The tilt waa . allied for tonight . ’ Aftar nearly 30 year* of contlnLI kou* rivalry, Orlando recently cut f-r • Sanford off ita football achedule i I' In an abrupt faahion. Coach McLocai, feeling that the manner iM 'G which Orlando uaed In taking thla * * * ' action waa unfair ad unjustified, f l* l\ today announced that Sanford had ; - cancelled the cage conteat. “Orlando gave aa the reaaon rC far cutting ua off of Ita football achedule the fact that we would not play In Ortando every year,” Coach lfae elated. ~An<i natur­ ally we don't want to and don’t h art to play every game there." Coach McLueaa. who la reapected throughout the atate for bla aportamamhlp; coaching abil­ ity and hla handling of boya by ether eoachee, official* and *porta tana, addad, ‘Being dropped from Orlando’a achedule without any aatlea after nearly 30 yeara of ’’ ftoalry, I thought the beat thing to do waa to break off all athletic relations." Daytona' and Laeaburg upped from tha Tiger for the same reanon, he Winter Park, Naw Smyrna were reported aa mu | ___Klsalmmce sp2 s taking tha threa vacant dates on the Orlando slate. Tha Celary Feds’ nC/C cage angagamant I* Leeaburg theer Thuraday L v M V lr ff ii_______ i IS ’ Bight I t la the only game on for this week. w a s* ? - Tavern Bowling Team Maintains Loop Leadership Winning two out of three game* from Touch ton Drug, the Commercial Bowling League*! Tavern team maintained Ita on* game advantage over Carreway Agency, d capita the fact that the Carre way five again act a new league record. The Agency rolled a three rame total of 1,331 to break Ita own record In winning two ames from Emerlck Hardware. week’e beat showing wa* ac corded to Lane* Toastcliea, winner of three conteata from Hof­ mann Electric. The third place Celary City outfit took tha odd game from BL Johna. Three howlers smashed the coveted 600 circle. T. Scudder rolled £22 In three games for a naw lodp high, while Jo* Smith V»» Just on* pin behind. Jack Sanford accounted for 601 pins. Howard Pavllle holds the league high Individual gam Ith 213. The standings: W. L. Tavarn 14 7 Carraway Agency 13 8 Celary City 12 0 Kmerick Hardware 11 10 Hofmann Electric 0 12 Lancs To a*tehee H 10 St. Johna 7 14 Touchton Drug 7 11 c Tallahassee Drops Ball Players’ Out Of Ball League l - Activities Are MOULTRIE, C ol Jon. 2 0 time problems facing p To Be Curtailed Wt—War minor Itagu* baseball clubs will W; " • By JOHN FYRE . CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.—<A>) —Baaaball may go on thla year daeplta tha war. but tha playtre •re going to find their aetlvl; .tiaa eomewhat circumscribed. Gabs Paul, traveling secretary the Cincinnati Red* and tha who haa to k a e p train alee, hotal bills, and taxi of tight cltlee In his head, ■writing hla plana for 1942 on " gaaumptlor\ that the athron’t find'-everything oery arranged ahead of tlma. i ' F a r on* thing, In tha past tha chib haa takan three pullman tha alaepar hop* and bad to taka an upper A car-and-a-half, and the boys In tha upper* with itly damaged fsellngs seem* tha pro*pact for tha dur- IK wouldn’t b* turpritad if dy had to plla Into a day for home of tha shorter ips, and he's not expecting railroad* to hold trains, aa p have occasionally, became ..Mil game goes extra In­ dams before the director* of the Gsorgls-Florlda letgu* at a meeting here Tuesday night. From flvs to sight playsrs on the reserve lists of every club In the circuit either hav* been drafted or hav* enlisted In the srmsd services. Other* have acrspted defense job* at salaries that will be difficult for minor learu* club* to match. W. T. Anderson of Leslie, new head of tha league, will preside at tha maeting. At Tallahaasae, P r e s id e n t Fred Lowry said tha Tallahas­ see club was "definitely oat" of tho league for the 1942 season. Mr. Lowry said ha had writ­ ten Mr. Andersen that Tall*hatteo would not be represented • t Tuesday’s meeting. The club official aald ha fav­ ored disbandment of tho entire league for the duration of the war because he didn'tI bslIevR "people hi lo will havt shall on tn^lr minds." >• J .I Stetson Will Have First Aid Course club already hat rectlvsd l, and relayed aam* to the DELAND, Jan. 10. (Sperial)— M M , that everybody might a* With th* opening of~Utaoa S to tM UniUni................................ r a i l laava hla automoblla at _ semester ____ I lf on rslty'o Spring on FtbFebM, daring spring training at niary’ 2, tho Institution will enter jgjM units* n* plans to drive upon comprehensive plant for co­ operation with district defense boys always hav* driven group* for pr«partdn«ts In civil­ iP» and shipped their ca n ian* ranks, It waa announced her* bat there’ll be no more today by Stetson President W. 8. j L in. Of major Importance will . the taxi fleets still cant th* Inauguration of a court# , t t m by spring, the p lay tn In Clvlllsn Defense f ir s t AM, will rid* the street ca n carrying academic credit for etttfrom the perks, Just Ilk* dent* and expected to enroll more than 000 In ths Initial shMreeks folk. Popular Brands F fts Do 11m y ARCADE ige Store D.< Ferrell, Prep. •I4R M etier Bldg. Organised bv Mis# Bar* Btoff, head of Stotaon's division o t phy­ sical education for -------with Instruction under the geoirold Cfrrk. eraj aupmtolon of Har authorissd Cross plans for th* course phases of potential war tlma Oanarel Georg* C. Marshall, chief of staff ot thaI UnUaJ --------Array, Is no to Waal TT7 etas SOOCCTW Taadoraroen. . „ ------ Douatlful ».*« ■ 5 £ 2 t - I>0»- > « n . vs* is see crel*. gets C d I I M E ■-Tha. Balk, ralr to fcr. «t#.H lo to*.**, fled. Ilpr. II.*4 Cklaaeo, Cr*- ** — CAUUKLOWII __ ____ C d ll lu j p s — y u * . boa. tec to 44c CKUERV—Crataa. «L*d to SJ.Jl CKLtyvr 1IBAHTO—Crate*, f i t s »« IXM AIUe—Dee Deo. tte to lie bar II.** t . li t* EHCAKOLJS—Ilf Du. Ilpr. Tie to GHApBrnUIT—Boa UJL Coaih. No. I li t! KBoi Has IkIION E r—Gal. rail, oraoeo Dlo*. ooai. IMS LE1TCCB-—Iceberg. Crt. Ir.d, Sofias-ll.t* . «*-|S 7)11 o*. Se­ lf.*# to IMS ONIONH—Dos. Bon. IVe lo Me OIIANGES—Bo* IJJI. Comb. I.tl Bag SSe No, t II.lo (jaao ISO PAlia LET—Do*. Due lie to «Se I’CA^B^o.^flpr. ord. to good. fl.Se PKPPEItB—Do. Ilpr. IMS to ll.S* PUTATUISB—llrd Ulloa L’HNo. |. ACrato* III* D-9l.lt. C-ll.*e CWT Bars Commercial IMS ItADIHIIES—boa Bua. ISe ai’INACII—Bo. Ilpr. Simnor Tip*. Tie to Sl.ee Tho a ret boskstbstl loom. OOfitlltlng of nine plsyoro te r Ik* lr tooth, to tot |U »I *( tho •oring«#ld CoHsg* nTItAWBKItltlEH—Pint. t#r gymnasium In 19*1. Dr. Nalsmlto It In clvlllsn sttlre and greoeta abaat him era, left to right, bask row, Jehn HWT Polatooa—CWT Borho, IMS O. Thampaan, gugsiis *. Libby, lawln P. Rugglsa, William N. Chase, T. Dunean Patton. Cantor tow, Prsnk I* IMS TANGEIUNEO—1-4 Boa Comb. Mthsn and James Nslsmlth. Trent raw. Plnlay O. MscDantld, William M. Osvla. Lyman W. Arthlhald. Dr. li.se—ta it.is Naltmlth It being hsn.rtd this y#*r by tot Oalden Jublls# it Ratbstbsll. to# purpas* ot whlah la to areal TIMIMIPS—Doa Due, ISo to f(« a Tempi# i t gsthstbsll st •prlngHsia, M*.fc—lh. blrthplsc* sf th# gems-__________________________ TtJIlNIP—«*In4.. Du. Ilpr. SSo I IS* TOMATOKB—4a- IS LB Crate, or lo fop. I t.lt t* 14 W. 1* LO Wilson Gives M arket,u pp11** °* **Mcom•nd Cartoa fl.s* »qu*»h. Pepper* are b now m n r no o u t * Forecast For Week Ing In and quality is reported A P PoLiEtS —o rBlaok T w ig . N U rn w a . Du. B s k L l i l t , u t i li t y l l . l i good. Plenty of grapefruit and Delirious, Bo* I f M JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 20. - orange* and tom* limes wlQ be BANANA!*—t* LB Busch**. (1.71 The cabbage deal a t Pblatka available. to IMS State Farmers’ Market Is inCORN—SIStiled. White, CWT Dae*. At Sanford, celery shipments creasing In volume and'supplies II.SS to ll.ts • LONG WOO D Jsn. 20. (Special) I t LO Back, —Glldcrslecve, r* tod by many a* are expected to Increase -thla sr* Increasing and while the cool ONIONH—Tellow, 11.41 to f 1.7ft th# aecond beat dog at tha San- week, William L. Wilson. Slat* weather tended .to green up th* PGTATOfC*—CWT Bag* It t* to ford-Orlando Kennel! club, re­ market director, atate* In hie celery, th* warmer weather now 11.7ft. SUED Cartir. Had Ull.o CWT tft.SP-lft.ftt turns to the racing war at th* fruit and vegetable market fore­ ■listing and axpactad Should res­ POTATO Ita—(daltoB akar. I* LB cast for thla week. Lonrwood racing plant. tore the bleach. Plenty of cit­ Bag* IMS. CWT Bag* ftl.ll Strawberry volume a t Plant rus pill also b* available. Glldersleerr, which has given his toughest races, hss been laid City should materially liIncrease It t T ABAX]AS—St LB Oath, IMS avorablt ths unbretabla Hi-Guld* toms of this week unite* unfavo Intervenes. CCarload* arl___ , off recently due to n heavy cold. weather Ho may require a w*rmup before will b* available and tha quality ho gtto In stride again, but the Is expected to be excellent. Conditions a t other State Mar­ dog will probably be favored In kets, Mr. Wilson said, are: tonight’s feature. F ort Pierce expects moderate He goes against such outstand­ of eggplant and peppere, ing sprintare as City Judge, Sun­ suoplle* sufficient fpr truck loads, llghtac flower Chsf, Gey Kop, Armed supplies of tomato**, snap bean*, Olrl, Buddy JVek and rlaxl* B. squash, lima beans and English Saturday night, Hl-Oulde, al­ with quqllty fair to good. most unanimously Judged tha out­ peas, Florida City expects moderate standing dog at th* track, won Its tenth consecutive victory with­ out defeat. Including four school­ I Armed Girl ft Gllderelaav* I ru n * B ing races, to cop th# “Phillip > ituddr Jack S city Judge 7 Chef Morris Inaugural" in the feature 4 H am blin* Nora IHuaflowor G ar Kop eighth race. Ninth Race—Patarlly I Ural Kira I Lathy Joker 5 Whit* Chartto * Gayar I Morning JadgaT Laaibar Jaak Fifth Race-3-1* Mile 4 Lad'a Comrade I Stand Over I Marvin Ulnipaon I T a ll «l»a r Tenth ace—l - l t Mlt* I (lien Condon t I’erennallly Fast Greyhound W i l l Return T o Dog Racing Wars GET THE THRILL a l * < r HI Irk « Plre Chief T Am arlcsn Ikiy S n .d .U n T a r First R ace-Futurity (Plref Half nallr lu«»u» I Cool Man I C rirb e t Ann I J a r He Mareo * fir. Kd | .NurdI T >IUn Halves 4 Kid Mika t T e ll M* Third Rare—6-19 MU# ILaae M a ll U a U r Ueahlel I Iw d r lluan I Mtarter’s Hon I Chink'* Imago * M ary dlo* J A la m o 1 M o riow n * 4 Bruahl* I Drool* B olfrovo Fuarth Race—Futurity I J r r r y Itork I Hmnll Cour4 I Ill-d e l 4 Cotton (tin I s I 4 I C h lrf H u rle r I T rrn a T il# T d o r Mi>ro t I I I M r n Wav* Fifth ace—3-19 MU* paaslngula It r d l ilm tk e r Mklp Iliam al Hue * To m W illa rd Miriam Mnnr* T K ir fo o t CUurl U a llllf I K in g .P a p p y Sixth R ace-4-U Mil* I (Joldoa Alice 4 C ourt Q u it I Itolls n a a s o U r t o fficer Andrew Ity rl'a Prldo I J m W flU rd 4 Pleaaaal Hu* I S ilty T rle k y Seventh Race—Futurity t A rm y Man I W k llla Jones 5 Chatter d a l 4 glim Grime* t Gold La s t Lad t Jap py T Knot Vlr* I oksatab I (U n la W la Usee) . 1 I Y okel Boy 4 Itoai B a ry . 5 Clralla I Kadarko 4 Ba lAteky • Daisy Mint 7 Ralr Crelty i, l Blaay Mhrrea LIQUORS SCOTCHES WINES BE SURE TO V i m NICK’S Padop Sion at# u m u a% TONIGHT’S A i d I irT jN f. NINTH RACE—^FirrtjRlTY FOST TIME •U S F. M. Or R ob la 17 ( S t a f a r i Q lfk w a x ) a t Loofwood ■boat 10 M ika Sm Ui o f Sanford. , ’■ > TURN A T R E D ARROW ot to ETTA KETT SENIOR beauty aparator .to , So. , CHECK O U T .'i ^ --II hi U •• ns Property For Sale Seated bids will be received by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, in the Office of the City Clerk at the City Hall until 5:00 o’clock P. M. January 26, 1942, for the cash purchase of all or any p art of the following addi­ tional property acquired by the City through foreclosure of taxes and |,or special-assessment liens. •» Lot 3 Bile < Tr 6— 2* story dwelling at 410 Myrtle Ava. Lot 3 Blk 0 Tr 0—2 dwellings at 408 French Av*. S. 48 ft. of Lot 9 Blk 9 Tr 4—2 jto r y dwelling at 706 Oak Ava. Lot 8 Blk 12 T r 8—Dwelling a t 1011 Preach Avc. Lot 9 Blk 12 Tr 8— Dwelling at 10IT French Ava. ^ • 8. 40 ft. of Lot 8 Blk F, Near#’* Add— Dwalllng at 412 Chapman Ay*. Lota >1 and 12, Pina Height*—Caraga Apt. a t 1444 Park b .4 Ava. , , « • . * The City Commission has a m aster’s deed to the foregoing properties, and they-are offered for sale with all taxes paid to January 1, 1942. The City Commission reserves the rig h t to accept or reject any or all bids. H. N. SAYER, City Clerk. By PAUL yoptof o S, Hsreld. Eawird. C o n o r K IM S T SI. a KSUCHCII *»*.• Eighth Race—Futurity . BUSINESS SKBV1CI rr—Roll ^iM JO tY ifO U N O NO MINORS ALLOW ED A Q O T .SO IU .I tied Advertisements JU S T P H O N E 9121 S. H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE Let 4 B lk 'I t T r 9, Martin’s Add.— Dwelling at 914 French R IA L FIRE WHITE CHARLIE f ' ’ MORNING JUDGE ,. LADDIES COMRADE ' LUCKY JOKER . OAYER LUMBER JACK STAND OVER HEM 'S hW H Q U Sfi-| ih . ra sf Drive In today and let check your car before you go on t h a t holiday trip. Let us check y o u r tires, gas, oit, water, bqttery water — W all glv# you our most prompt and efficient *err ice. Lota 1 and 2, Boyd’s Subd.—Dwelling at 1002 French Av*. f IP YOUR TAJTE DEMANDS THE I U 1 IM / - - �1 ' it j want r . . FIGHTING DOLLAR' 7 ■■ tl.w * wlafc I* W fr#*i If w* wish la s. Isvtaltt* th— laasHmsMs prhlwkkR w. K iit k««» *o Im | ran- .1 fltk tt ■ n il. A volume xxxni S Established Iff* 1008 •British Bombers Jap A irJ In Malaya Heavy And Success- . *ir .,, iv ( ful Assaults A r e 'A r e a Will HdVC Reported As Land F I g h t Continues Second Blackout Test This Week •Allied Warship3 Are Along Coast Signal To Be Given E arlier Advances By • Nippons Are Can­ celed B y Assault 0 A .w TOKYO. *jaa. II. (A P)^Fremter l i n t r a l Tr|o told the DUt (Parliament) that Japan, acting la cloa* ro-nperaibw with G e r m s a y and Italy planned ‘' ’lacrtaslaily vlgnroua operation*" In |ka pacific aad would cantina# flgktlng aatil the United Htatea and Rrltaln were -brought to tkeir knees’* SINOAPORTTilo. 11. (AP) —Urillah bomber* laoncited “heaejr and auceeaafal" at* tacka on Japanese held air droaaea In Malaya tail night. . the British announced today. Heavy fighting *aa reportrd north west of Jshore State, where the llritlah artillery U said to baee inflicted "heavy M rascalities’* In clone . range fighting. • in - i i u t i o i i m o l • Allied warships were re­ ported swarming down the M Malay Jungle coast 60 miles w north of Singapore today as the B r K t s h acknowledged t h.e invaders continued to land- along the coast .below • the main battle line. . r An official Tokyo broado u t asserted Allied war- Between Wednes­ day A n d Friday Centlnann* nhnrt blaatn laming f o r three aalante* will lirn il the «tart of the blackout te*t to be held some time d u r i n g the 4 8 -hour period from Wed­ nesday midnight to Friday midnight. It wan annoanecd today. The railroad nkiatle. police aad fire department *lreaa and a whistle at tb* water plant all will be need to Inform tb* public of the actual atari of the teot. A akert even whistle will rlgsal -all dear." Seminole County defense o ffi­ cial* were advlacd today by John Forney Rudy, district air raid warden for Central Florida, that Seminole and eight other aurrounding countie* have been placed on a 48-hocr a|grt atatu*. starting tonight at midnight and continuing until Friday midnight, official* announced to­ day. Soma tlm* during this per­ iod, either during the day or at night, a blackout teit will be order* by the Third Interceptor ’ at• ~ Command’ Tampa, Mr. Rudy atatod. Key men In the local eounetl, Inctoobig Roy William* and H. Jamea Out, co-chairmen of the Civil Protection Division; J . L. lagfey, chairman of the Sem­ entered the battle of inole Coonty Council; A. B. PeJU J noon’s Navy a d s J h fc to d th M __ a ■ao»r ■•—ntsmflr Dan.lMR' IM* morn fag to m k t ________ the Pacific from Ma­ laya ahd the Indie* to the woat final prsparatlona f o r placing vohmtoor dofonae worker* a t coeat of tho United Stated" The Japanese also bombed. their post* throughout the coun­ Singapore In heavy, M » raid* ty and to aolact the method to ^ today but defenders claimed that bo used to Inform the public as to when the blackout occurs. ^ 11 raider* woro ahot down. It wa* stated a t this meeting While the Invader** preaaur* County air raid warden* atil) waa rising, particularly that are to be notified bv telephone, agalnat tho Heroic and outnum- and the roundhouse whis­ bored AuatraUans on tho west, tle, a that whistle a t the water plant Japan*** warplane# wnw In and police and fire department S h a a v y action, looelng over Slnga _sirens will lasoe continuous poru bomb* whtej Tell IT Iwllacrlm !. • abort blasts andj ” ’™ m l^ M tlfr ^ for three g{ minutes ^ M. mataly upon military miiii dentlal areas tual start of the blackout, Tb* R.A.F. was casting out are to be on duly at It* fighter craft In offensive offensive tfc#Workers offensive meeaago center at all time* sweeps centered about tho Muor during the 48-hour period* and and British' bombers were In the blaekaot signal la giv­ letlon against enemy bases, but when en, all calls should be mad* di• not own these aad the presence ■ to tho massage center. Ofof United States bombers strik­ again owphaslaad t h a t in g behind the Japanese lines flclal* residents should not use tel*— appeared ,to h art overturned '»on#* after tho blackout signal Jer’s atrial • t h e Invader’s aerial *up4rlorlty. given. .. the region of the Muar It Officials declared the public which of all waa moat critical —an area where the Australians should co-operate folly during had tarn slowly pushed bask the teat, ami they ware warned fa*, the last two ov three day* that ahoaid the test coma dur­ J n wild fighting raw ing an ax- ing tho day, people should leavo troodiaary rang* from artillery the street*. The official notice received by and tank action down to the moot ale mental sort of shiplng Mr. WUUarno from Mr. Rndy In tho h uh green of tho Jungle. stated, -Plaaoa eoauaoaicate' with the defanao official* of poor city ond other* In order that they may be properly Informed of the 48-boor alert statu*. With the arvoont situation as It Is aff the cooat Of the eastern United States I beg of you to Inform your defense official* of the aerlooanaoo of tho situation." -Colorful oostumoa, lively taw- • C ceSmith Describes Minstrel Revue As “Fliw Show* ® m em ■ jH J j-l •T-V: A ssociated I’reiw ■LLI------ IS kit ■ a ty GAIN PLANT CITY, Jam l l ^ U P k Moadajr saw tha largaat single **!•* of atrawborries of th* tea•mi at tha P taat City state te m a m ' marimt, raaarda ahowed »mtolwatmaatr aqgjyalant s SSLJ’iJ'i to all •r-M M '-w Committee Acts On F ruit Fly Claims N T M H K It ll» RAioagrL : P S’ P efenders Repulse Japs; To Smolensk! 1 Anti-Axis Economy Planned WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. t/Tl —The Senate Claim* Commit­ tee approved today the pro­ posed legislation tu pay 110,300,000 to person* who suf­ fered property Ins* in the gov­ ernment’* campaign to eradi­ cate the Mediterranean fruit fly from Florida. Senator Andrew* (IV-Fli.l ertimated that T.IMMI or more claimanta would sn-lt damagea to liveatnek which died from eradication rampainn in Flor- 1 for tne loss to vegetable and I _____ fruit farm* ano in .nine case* Illjp U om>U(*0 I'rotal Illy laarsriolrrl I'ffo a l poisoning. On the Kusrian front. Russia A giirintk*. war |>ro<liictioii The legislation would author, erlehralrd its grratrst victory iae the Treasury Department of the w»r lixlay as Rrsl armies ptn n for t h r WrRtrrn Hr mi iphrrr which mclutlr-* ulMilitioit to Investigate un.| establish drove sis miles Iwyond fallen claims arising nut <-f the 1920 Mnthnisk, S7 miles wrst of Mos­ of nil l rude l>nirirr« nrnl r«tnli ala and to distribute approprt- cow. in pursuit of the battered lixhmrnl «*f n common curirtuv stion acronlingly. .] Germans along the road to Smo­ for nil anti Avt« nation- nnit th** UM’ nf I'niU-tl Stntr- Nn\:tl aijtl • The Senate Committee ap- ] lensk nir uniti« to convoy hrmi-phri ic roved n report .if the joint A bulletin from Hitler's field ihippintr win iIi^'IooimI today liy louse and Senate Committee which said the government waa | hradipiarters arkr/rwlrdgnd the a Hitch (\im merer Hr pm tnimil ' Soviet break-through on th* upofficinl solely responsible for necessary llonrt* lllver line, presume- •Thr program, drawn up l*y j WASlIIMsTllN. Jan. 21. -radicatimi mil that It was et in the battle for Kharkov. tljc Vnitcil Htntn, in rx|»rclMl to i \l't Iion-Id M Nrl*«4in anobligated to rom|ien»utc the I The Germans claimed, however, M nifrrrd upon ut thr Auirni • i i n I t*M|a« that hr hi uld sufferers. that Nasi counter-attacks drove Cltn ronfprrncc* of forrl^n mill* J r»»liw» ihe I *firr nf I'rndaci the Russians hark. t in Ntr nirrm uil and being Imi*'n* now in «rH>ion ut Rm» Ik* In addition I,, taring the most Janeiro. j*H it- function- and *ctivl> j disastrous German defeat since *•*•- iiiiiVr ho authority a« If Arjrvnlino, Thilr unit nny r” il»man • I the- nrw War |*mHitler took personal rninmand of nlhrr nation do n«>t rntri thi4 j dlictioii Itn.-cid the army, the loss of Moshalsk hfmlRphrrir mlltUirntion plan,, | deprived the Germans of their /lev will (iriiorrd. The* plnn | • It » N«•*** Intnl I'rroal one remaining toehold close to will lx* pumuc'd hv thr i»in;iin-( V n iiiu a u .Hid l'hilippint* to the Russiun capital and shat*, ln»r Ainrrlcm rrpohlirn, -aid thr. |lr(Mi|i-. iii -suvagi* fig h tin g on tered the middle of their winter commrrrr official, whn dtx-liinxl ' defense line. It was estimated t'M* of hi* name. Ihitnii IV nii.siila ilrnvi* Irnck that I0O.INHI Germans were c*- Mltiirht or wrom*.’* Anrcntinn will, I Hu' .l.ip.mi'si* luduy w ith tablishrd in Mmhaisk and an­ r.nt hrrnk ndjitionn with Hrnnnny.1 ^ In'uvv lnssi'-s in Hu* i‘iicm y, other 100,1)00 immediately west J*|M,. ami Italy. Arlinjr I’r.-.ident j i hat - -itli P .u A nu i lean Irft, hr of it, in portable or makeshift Itnniiin S t "atillo told o pn»aa till- W iir Ih'piirtnit'iil aaiil. il d t h r T h u d t m v i n t i o n c f I’ n i shelter*. They w e r e said to fonfrrrncr TurmUv niuht : i|sta«*x Alvc «. It ailiU'il tin' Jnpuiit'ar, by have hoped to hold the position •M i,-- u ir r liu t* u K l O i t . ’ .I t i ll n o 1‘rr-idrnt Cmtillo, in an intrr-' n^n MiiiMtrr- ..I , in filti ntts.ii- mill troutul a tat all costs.' and to use It as a vh w at hi- -uiunirr hrnir m nnu ' .... . .......... to for nitilitli1 t o o l • I l l l ’l l l I Jtii-'k* ii a r tile co n te r o f ,Ml*M 'F.mphnsitlng the importance stepping stone in n drive on bv M«rtlnrv, drdiirrd that Ar I flu* \\i> poWcl tieiii'i'.il I •kiikIu '* M ucArof the role which moving pic­ Moscow during t h e plnnnesl Ifrntnm h*d not vrrrrd from hrr aphnu* rffovt foi |K>-ition of nnitrulity imi nl nil lluil’w 11i ii tf , li.nl l' iiiiumI 441ni #• tures play in the lives of the . spring offensive. Wurrin** ration*, rxerpt lh.* I*nit»d Thr battle line now will snap American people and declaring in Hal 1141••"M’a 1H*IIII S' Ihk* lie4(•iiiiti-rallucknl. the picture industry fulfills Its hark to an nlmost straight one Ft itr*. which ahr hn* iht'litrrd u »*; ,li»i’: I141 obligations to the public, Charles extending from llihev to Vyai- noohcllitfcrrut. »gi n-li4'*k llll |4444|| lllll—. ••flur poajtion i- final.** I’u-till Morrison, manager of thy Kits mi to Bryansk, experts said. tool; . iii a ml I'hilippinu \ 1 1 1 4•m Tin* “it will not ttndrn*n any. Theater, addressed thr hlwani* However, the Russian war ms- chungr.** 4a-u tin*•4 ns r i 4* 4li*-rrtlxail 08 ) Club members nt their weekly rhine was still rolling ahead, ”l4‘lal IN4 »> II4S»*l* lllll'. ' 1 h U [VHv holding: thr I'mtttl St ti meeting today ot the Valdes threatening all German strong' ; imi(mi’llr . 4••iii ii 111ii it1iii* ing'. a from Novgorod, below non-U llikrnnt t h r ifovriiiunmt , Hotel on "What la Right With nointj v 114i ilia 111111(1 4.r Mac Arlhur’A i i i* rprinil it* port to imlhnitiil «tu\ I toimlii Ktiwh-y. lot no Leningrad, to Tugmirog, on the The Motion Picture Industry." h it- of t | |MI|I4 hn>f ■-4»im-sI a lirilliani by V. S wMr-hip-. Hunt front tinniia. sea of Arnv, moo niiles to the “The industry lollow* the de­ wlauine a rukl an win king condit mil* in »i ' Ida. kill IsM’lt1 Oilt iTx Thr nctinir urr-ldrnt** dre sire* of the public." Mr. Mor­ sorth. cnnir in thr*niid-t of rr|M»itout** air i t aft fa*lol> and Ihi­ a J.i|ialt4--t‘ an lii*lil. taking th# Th* enmnuiniooe said a num­ lion rison stated, "and the pictures tupid, a- Mfll an rffuiriit minitrt , 4'll4 tll> 44«mi*ls-( 1> liy NtriiriAr, th it Argentina might join other affect the live* of people of ber of other towns were cap­ Amrticnn rrpuMic- to put un a' in whuh •tpiiomrnl ami working killing 1 In .lapum'4«'f untl puterery age. Standard* of decency tures! In addition to Mothalsk. guild hrmi*|ihrr ic front uguinat matrtial- an* bring ariit to the line 4•t It4*t — an 1lit*lit. Th# rai*lThe Russian sucressea were the* Atia n prnpo-rd at thr rur have been established to add to !•« \r»nnii'iil plant nincr »• i ha- me |*ai ly ?*llff4-14’s| itnly slight the enjoyment of patrons.” ' general a(ong the whole front,l< lent l*»n-Attlriicaw confrrrncr *d • n •I*-c Imi •-«I l»V (hr I’llitrd llinapa " tj Morrison announced that according to eastern ftonl re rite 111 I. il Inirii 14*mmaiicl U>reign ininlatrr* at Hio Hr Jan j After appealing nt thr pi* Mill Slut*--, in a Irttrl to thr Ihw I J f t^ jtercOnl of atT moving .porta, antf" Mg’ more key ritie ph-ctiv* •« tvicr Iniard from San dny f|iioluil "rclialil* twp^rtu" •bt i i *ttellerllog o»f tl:r S t a ir *tl«-f picture* are made In the United wfsra Imperiled. Their lost would I rrr*id«*nt t'a-tlllo n--rrtnl tint *u. | |) rp * rtm rn t in TaPaha — * Mire Calif whrre Kiolvy tn-tnll- ' i ti.iI Hit* lapaur-t* W.td orruplfd States,-and that the three billion throw thr Germans back ihi- i*nt ii »• .ihiiuiiiiNNa |»i'mtuula, Argt ntina'- •a-alllon Mi a o p e n , Motohiv tM hrha If of Srininidr dollar industry la tha fourth much a* 300 miles to thr Dnrip frmnlc niol lo\ a I ami irprrarnt*. ( \ •inity, Si'Miitar 1! 1 H4»l|4haliU-r plain® ! miltl «*a«l aim i*f ih«* (Vlebe* *— l*s| tits* |Ml|H largest in America. There a-e er river line. | «'tt«*r ft'lloN N -t ilfil ! im I ii > that of till1 I'm tinH I ♦ right or wi ong. tin- optnicin of thr I I-kill*!. Iml *,|»uiil drillly fur thin 89.0JO theater! In the world he I«p.tvine jiraji’i't- of St;Ilf r•*iis1— Tin- 1. till •hull il iul NNIt h III! | t iifii|i:i'-l countiy.” stated, and tM.OOOJXK) people a t­ ill ilii' 1’iiiintv • •*«*'l IN4-*t f IVoi alili' i| i ........ .III,1 nna r imlii-ti y hut .1 a |* aii* «i* ImiiiiIh’I 4 allurkvil i 1l-nti» n from lluI' Itllllll!*'t (inn- i.M Hit' W. *1 t'lllINt a- 1 -•••* a I\.l\l4-iuf nil |||«* Hlllldl l-llllld of tend the theaters In a week's iit tho r. ulii P a y r o l l , km ' i n n 1 am M lilttl’4 A- V'*ii period. It has been estimated It wn« -tri'0-ril ill th 1 nicotine Iil* pat ' hi •-•it ••f a V * , -inglo IhmiiIi Ni-xt Iiiiili4*u, and iirarliy Mathat eight percent of theater lhal all plans nf ini|»n>vcnieiit*1 lntf |>|,ml a 111, Il make- thr f.l •lofi*t Ja|u»nr-i» ImiiiiIh*i .i ;iUo atpatrons are children. MIAMI BF.ACH. Jan. 21. it Inma iiu a miilum-, and ri'i'nving nf State ti-uils an* ,a,M |. t'.iialniu B«tmtn-r, tin- But tiiik*-*! thr Cr. W.P. Buhrman, in charge In tho the annuint amount of nf iniinov nmnnv ,.t, | iU-i:ilnr. the U S. Armv 1121 -••ut Vi «*f Ma*Iniiir. hotr^pnv , Troon .11 of thr Boy Scout * or Ulhjerl t,, of the program, followed Mr. Toe*day*<nettedrV Stitiiii; ,Ju|>aiir-r air forer* ult e d * II. B l Iwmu"', dU U lcV ^.c. U Ii' which T T ' ' ntri'mW ,b> ,,h" fucr* '*• r*".;"''. It. . a....I fa-l**-l R2td. four m.-lrl. Im*i»iI»iiil .....,| J mi Mrir -luhtril at a numlH'r of Morrison's address with a short roll tar t ^ . m i l ^ l u n m .T liatoiu uiatrlit mnui n «“mluctmii viiiilil talk stressing the need of pic­ nl Iwnilits. * ui thr Hi-niarrk urrhipvl1-xtcutivr, to ore mix* a Bod Cross I jn | provinuslv rX|M-rlod . The holdup men. travvline In a tures In keeping with high stand­ ................. f,,w Wo. ks nun «. act*, linking New Guinru with «»d*n with Michigan license Kmergrrcv Sorvior Patrol in S. m |tM f,,,.. t|„. advent nf tho ration ard of decency. New Hiitxiiu mi thr rmiti* to Ai'nmol* ( nunty. K iv. Mc( alloy. , , „,| nutmn.d.il. . I'o* w,„ .I.w.mu in s l.ri.hlly Iil'Iii President E.C. Harper an­ nlatrs, escSDed to the mainland scout ms *lor of tho t roup M.d to- , .I.f.n-o doom..,I......... tin„ woll-dlnn.in-.t. .1 11 aim before 'a plckun order could be nounced two coming benefit at­ »l*y, aihling that Uiya ovi*r 11 noa,| | i , ,, itmrtit n!-o may cff» . » lu.,t( u,,. facti.ry*- hug.I i *• N vy antiiiiinrril TllnMlav tractions. The first will he held radired to ratrnl n r*. veer, of age who at some time rhl,„k.t.. ,ho budget, .t w»- lllll,.|ln._.. hla.k. All that riiriiiv -iilmiarinr • *.|n rJtin»c Police Mid the victim* wrrr have Thursday night a t the high born F .r„ (la * , ^ .u ls sad . ................ , bhrk , •iff thr t'liitnl Stair- Atlantic school, which la a. minstrel show, Joseph Weltsell. 38. accountant I i'llwt hail niadr -rvnal attacksponsored by the Kiwania. in at the oeernfront Bra Isle ho- n this branch of defense work favorable con.ni. nl »» |,k.|,t . warn-, when enl. nng im v»-h «d- other than thr threv nod a Negro bellboy. Mr. Which the receipts will go to the I tel, projects ... Seminole t'nunty, M. I, iivim; I lanes In the yn.d - ink in a- rf t nki r- ami mu* damtold police the car In ' r u l ' f infantile >aralysla fund. He also Writtrll l „n | I linn.holder disrlnsed, and it >* t i,nd on tile Held are lighted in otrmir alrrmlv nnnoiint'rd. which he wsa riding from * I in- .trol. tIn ,the state and the c u r se , h.„ „ im,. Wllk „ ,|| In- . h|„ e v e . , tinVr-iod- invidvnl m IhriM* new announced th# balr scheduled for coin road hank to the hotel was |h). eill|n|y. Ku.nl- f-r I......... Tnn ks allatk- wrrr nut iilrntifiril amt Jan. 30, sponsored by the Ki­ forced to the (urV and two of toward nrgrnUing one in tM. y e u | no ilrhnl- wen* irivin wania, Rotary and Llona Club* the three robber*, with revolver.* niJL ^ Instructnl liy Willi...., ' (ha. „ .|lllvinB and ............ | .... I .... the field have “Siiuntf cmmli-r nini-iiri» nr# Fundi from th u oin?« also will drawn, demanded thr money. "/ *!nunl !?.r* l i *f*' I nrk Avenue from Tenth Ft reel t,| , k.mt tights. Pill bo.es. Inn.be given to tha paralysis fund. b * ! ! ! ? . *? V"' k*?.!1 i.C,|1,7'V • ! iM'.itli to Twenty-thi.d S t.eel.' „,L, noli airernfl guns, hrve sprung hrinu lakrn liy unit- of thr Navy'a K i I’ountul (iiiiiiiiantl," a cmnniuGuests at tho meeting were nwlined to trgrh h.. B«l 1 rns. linklng main highways.* ....... ............ ..v.,night al.n.l th £ n m * tt Fsssal of D*Land. V.E. hT.roTJtlnn '^ t ! 1‘Lsly“ will place.l ... the I,iul I Ili.-J.t fold Machine gnu 'nr mum- mill. ptlrol will rrrrivi iniitructitn rl f w|lt4li thi* regular meeting un* all uImuiI th«Thr Nuvy'ii ruitiiiiuniiiuc rjUI Hawklna s e t Tampa. C i p t jn Mju.h Mr, ....... • " Camp Wown during the week-end' week-end1 Iloustodder , •« Si.eels stoood the plant rf ii'muiiiir aitivity iilonir tin* Oooyge .Woods, Rev. H. Iternra nf Jan. 31 and F*b. I. All intic ( omit (hat it *UA *f.»n. | ,i(•- rinsed nod p (trolled hv »r added. And Taylor Brown of th* Key Iinuiiiu from C'u|H» llattrr. «• t*» Gub. . . inored trucks. TALLARAB8EK. Jan. 21. UP)"Kvrrv .’(oployee must present Nrw foumllN nd." Florkla. looking to the future of Miitnwhilr, rnr of thr moat ilftrb(< l«ulge. picture and stand with Bn vast tourist business, appeal(or mspec-i'"K F. naval exploits of th* hi- luoth I ox opened for tnspec .w _____________ ed to Washington Tuesday for nn by the Army and the w“" rifor.led Tuenlay night tioo. Isilh I ¥ news!**. r » _____ r • a official statement, prcfcrrtly from before cnteitig th • I "v the N ow Department willed plant police, L im U S P r O f l t S President Roorovelt. about the l.t. J F. McCue. United Stnfes g iti. Afte. a rhunge in .shirts, .. ported .... American motor tor­ WASHINGTON. Jan. 21, l/Pv— a w a a «, n r,0, enilIwllt., sttitud* toward rivTh* railro-d industry has notified Coast Guard, will lecture mol the strong gates lire shut. No pedo Iho.I hud rured inside th* Ilian travel In wartime. Office rf Produrtion Manage­ show Oiotion pictures in the in­ on vilc plane is allowed to liy ■itl.iiioe to Hubir Bay '» the PhilGov. Speaaard L. Holland sne'r- th* terest of the ('wist Guard Arad neater than III mile* off tic I .Ppii.es and torpedoed It DOO-ton beaded • movement Launched by ment that it wifi meet the pro- »...v tomorrow morning rt Jap peso ship. schedule of 3(1,000 freight WARHINOToiTTjan. Jl.—UP) tho Florida (Publicity ami Public durtJon went on to soy that “7 !■ 1 double-barreled report Relations Association, and set car* by May 1 outlined for the o'clock at Seminole High Boh«dj' ^ 'althmiuh prcviuu-ly then* had O i l i n g “tremendous financial about contacting Washington of­ i nd U i t r y liy the Government Auditorium. earlier this month. \ oung men between tho onmhsT of shortages, now KolnaH far labor unions and ficials. Mrmbora.Af the railroad Indus- of O and 22, rsprciilly, are 'l'* ’ l#outpmcnl was coming through eoalbro and UMoucfamabla" prof-1 try advisory rommittoe .who met vd ti. attend uindly nui his particular departit* for many dofMtsa firm*, the her# yesterday said rchlyvemrnt afire the program they *may‘ talk “ ' moot worked steadily for 28 days, BEER SALEF LARGE Houao Naval Committee demandof th* goal would renulra a gen- *" Lt. Met un. i.iformally regard- Including Christmas and New od tost alght atrlrt profit UmCHICAGO, Jan. 21. -U P > - eral speed up on freight ear as- l"c commission* in the UJ1. l o u t Y ftrV Itatloa on all w ar contracts and ssmbly lines and the standardixa- Guard, "One of the most interesting government suporvlaion over un- Total bear salts for 1041, with tlon of construction. Members of Sanfird A. C. L. | ---------■ sptclsclr* I have ever witnessed," December estimated, will reach ten finance*. ' \ ] the writer continues, “nccu.red It. R. Rmnloyr** Federal Credit MJ6SJK0 barrels, th* Ualted Cllmai of n i t months’ Investhr.e recrntly. The smmd sta­ Union will hold thrir annual m»*t‘ IgnUon, tho cammitteo’a major- States Brawer* Association an­ tn IBI8 Marines fought aralnst cwr tion he.e at the listening '|M>st ing at the Atlantic O a st l.'tt* nounced Tuesday a t Ite Mlh an­ lh# Germans at Bcllrau Wood recorded the drum of an airplane f’nssrnger Rtal'on tonight at 7tO nual maoting. end Chateau Thierry. . .o f firms doing motor unarcoiinted far. In three I’. M.. it w 'a nnnnimcrd today by minutes sll light* were out from U . M. Thl-peo, president. Mr, thO , government the Mi-ximn border to Mission Thigpen said he «~,-.ecteil a larg* I Hdp a_ harvest I Bearh. We rullrd our scouting attendance nf mcmtrra and their , , olt nr*. All reported they were (r'ends.. proflte —proflta I n , “many" casAt this meeting member* ar* un their courses. m of U porcont and on* “ as expected • to vot# on nolicle* ot “The sound grew louder and « 4 f poraont-” was sraward. Off slid raqv.s the Credit Union, publication of T-) four DemoFir* Wanlena throughout Rem- from big guns and for manv a monthly bulletin end will eUrt maladlng Chair. square powerful searchlights srvrral directors and rommittr*4 i 10 Republl BJchard R. Ocas, wsr* among tn^ —M graduated from the Uni* |nol* County gra rxpeeled to at- miles Etorlda with a degree trnd a mrotlnf* Thumdry night stabbed the air, all sermino to mer. ----- strike* ju “ # eight men who war* reeaptThe mc*tlnv will mark Ika cli­ In Baafate**, Administrating. Bine. l t 8;00 o’clock a t th# City Hall. converge Into on* as th* little nao of *vl y n tir d iy far .cutlatment In plane was spotted rnd illuminated max nf - nroepernu* year for IK* In _IUW_ M#fl IHI* a. — a* Ute United RUtea Naval Reserve . Chase A Co. In lh® Kate 8mllb will broadcast a so brightly that on* could almost Credit Union, th* president M b •a apprvnUe# seamen, Clata VS. payroU department. rated. II* pointed ( f t that shar** srrrial program' In the interests read tha rerial. b ut alght from Or“Next cam* a frightening plc.i holding* In the union, r«pr*a«n|» Perkins was rradtuted from of tha .AntrlMI* Red Cross toteday rocetvsd fins I nlsht at 7:80 o’clock over the from th* pilot to ‘held *v*rythin*\ ing snv'nga nf the members, have . • a t tho district r* a ^ ^ t t g ^ t e M l s d ^ t S UntwroTty ColumbU Drcadcaatlng Ryatem H* waa soon Qrop*rly Identified nr rtically doubted during l h « ottko In Jacksonville. as a mill plan* wandered off Its y»s •. If# in alia • Sonhay* been Mpccted to depart for but has been enTicket, am on aala a t the cours* *nd a minute later h» was »<»Iternlnga •vrmlt payment ef * ft . flV*s Immediately, work In •hilaa- Routh Rid* Rchool far tha benv- issued back on hi* course Iv two (Mvi.l-nd on shares. Th* ♦*_. . u* among tha m leetees kL^ Va. where ha did sceouutlnn fit performanca by “Tha U *t- pursuit planes. It wa* r happy nf director* a l thla meeting In to most of us but wo work daring; tha eon- aa," magician* who will give a climax »x pected tn r*c-mm*nd that rate heard th* soldiers grumbling be­ r f a jovernment allk program In th at school’# ■au<ll- cause be declared by lh* members, mr* of disappointment." fietory. tori cm Friday night a t 88)0 Russian Armies Are U. S. Idea For Westj Pursuing Germans , ern Hemisphere To S i x Miles Beyond I Abolish Trade Bar­ F a l l e n Mozhaisk riers I 8 Disclosed Discuss Pan-American Affairs Americans, Filipinos Drive Knemy Back* ward. Inflicting IliMvy CasualHea Counf er-A It tick Is S l i c e t s s f u l P2 Knemy Planes Are Downed In Battle Above Singapore f ; Morrison Talks ,To Kiwanis On (Motion Pictures Soys Movie Industry ’’Is Important T o American People 1 F orm er Sanford Man Relates I...-;Paving Prajects A re Considered By Budget (group Daylight Holdup In Miami .'N ets Scouts lo Organize Emergoncy Patrol Government Attitude Toward Travel Asked Railroads Will M eet!Officer To Lecture Production Schedule On II.S. Const Guard Navy 'Committee' Limits P r o f i t ! On War Contracts Credit Union O f Railroad Workers Will M eet_Tonight Cily N Briefb I Must ! M IW I iV > ■v»j Soon Braxton L Perkins Jr., Richard IL Deas Enlist In Naval Reserve [p H Sopr a m s - 1’ *• ’E la th* •pormtiea chapter, to th* Rad Cross Hit th* past y**r loans I* SM I _ hrra exceed rd previous years u f > Th* RUte la rrry of N*w th*r*' wja a Urge I n c r m e f l F Jltmpahir* was aUrted In 1170. membership. 4^4 H H H K h w ! " / *t �I . lS • V VJ‘f t ‘& m & J t .ft i L iiiv r ld iT r i* - Herald ' wiHIM n #LA u-i«ac#n8iYa#a •H*' I . # *‘A • »* V-TViy, • «T.’* WWVlTSOMiy ■ m e . shark ov ■ "ATI c ucuucuuir jroni inc an vuugmuon or deddriftte from the eowpensa-,.iwyinteauvut ilon received by them as U seh -! tbo United State#, |U pim ci e n in determining net Income s'on*. a State* or Territory or for Federal income tax purpose*. • political subdivision thereof, or If they are reimbursed for such of the District o f Columbia, isexpenses, tbs amount of tbs ro* sued on or after March i , l □*| Imbursement most be Included on a biscoant basis and payabiJD la gross Income, and the actual without bilerest a t a fixed msamount paid far such expenses turity date not exceeding on# is deductible. Records af all ex* year from the date of Issue. penditores deducted should m m bo Capital ipltal gain. tfaij AT# T H fE V E K iR C * ! kept to substantiate the deduc classified as ‘short-term’' lions claimed. cable to capital assats held foM Campaign cm and ■ m __ expenses „ j h p hand u h con 18 monthi ihs or !__ "long' tributlons made , political par- Term" IkpplJcmblo (applicable to capital ties Dr orgnnlatisns at any assets held for more than 18 time are not deductible. Cam- -months,) (Such gains and Iotiei palgn contributions reeel red by 'are taken into consideration In candidate for a public office | the pereento^es shown on >n the a rt gifts, and not Income,. so ! return. upon the perto# are not required to be include,! of time during which the assets In the gross Income for Federal were held. ' income tax purposes. ’ Short-term capital losses af* allowable only to the extent of YOUR FEDERAL INCOME short-term capital gains. How. / r TAX ever, any net short-term capitate no. n loss (not la excess of the net l n ^ I.C38E5 ON STOCK TRAN8- come for tb« taxable year) may l» ACTION I e carried over to the succeed­ j No gain or loss is recoynlied in g year and applied against the for income tax purpose as a re­ short-term capital gains no* alsult of the exchanrc of stock or tendy off: 1 by short-term capl­ securities in a corporation solely tal losses in such year. TTiP for stock or securities In another carryover; is restricted to one eorporntlon In pursuance of a year. plan of reorganization to nhich In the case of a net long-term roth corporations arc parties or capital gnln or loss, an alter«s n trsult jot tho exchange of ; native tnx Is im with retof slock or securities in n cor- Lpcct to a gain suet such tax ite iporatlun solely for stock or !|,ss than the normal tax anda .securities In the some corporation surtux on net Income, and in to ss; li./ *• aA*yV i "D A N C E O r ' TH E H O U R S ” The Herald aid U alwayg glad to con tribute whatever epaee'it can to various charity organization* and to pub* lish In the moat conapicuoua manner poealbte their, *9P**b appeal* HP . M VWiMa m w l h AM for fund*. We do thia only when we are convinced of the « » n k a. I M . merit of their cause and believe th at whatever funds may H U I» D b MU* be raised will be used exactly aa advertised. All of the iea ^ rL im ** * • —«-- organizations whose appeals appear In our columns we are sure a n thoroughly worthwhile. T tH S u r tE w T u i With th« war, however, there has been a constantly Increasing need for greater contributions from the public for greater charity work, and a constantly increasing dc)mand upon this newspaper for more space. Wa havs met this demand to the full extent of our ability and shall con­ OM WMW •# ................. h* IM >■>>■■» •• tinue to devote all the space we possibly can to the lob of M a# I M S wSl b shereed !•* assisting these various organizations to raise fundv But . m i ll r U i i HWh w in . sometimes the limitations of space require us to cut these P i iPHWlA- stories down to the bare facte. * TIM I m U S 4 jegevraMajp We doubt if the average person evar stops to rvalizo < i1 w iw a n a<Hit how many organizations there are currently making sol!* ' « r r - cw~ citations for funds and rarily deterring of consideration to • w a t o * ml TV* of the public. The Miami Herald recently published a list )M «IM to *1.'*- of 129 of t h e m , without mentioning the better known (to groups, end ell of them have the approval of the Stat/i I _ •*' att i4IMIP*w Department and are sponsored by some of our leading! ■U. citizens. * i to (WSm On ml In this connection we dare say that the public too is i toifla M »to* ipm piH. , . lo g in n in g to to ic e i nass if n is u c u ig asolicited v iic u c a ito o death. uem ui. Wc vvu beginning feci it is Is being WEDNESDAY, JAN. »l. IM S |<now that some of our readers occasionally remark that there Is nothing In the paper but appeals for aid. And it falBLE Vin«K_FUR TODAY Is certainly a fact that to tha extent atoriea of various' ■j jmwct j u s t i f y y o u r s e l f drives are published, other news, about the war, city af- : JNDEMN TOP. OTHER fairs, progress and development, must be curtailed. f UNHEARD: in JowllIt strikes us that some sort of Community Chest prr>- • of mind n th counting batter that) himself.— Phil- gram would be the answer to this problem. A lot of th e se ! organizations could certainly lump their campaigns fur 11 funds into one gigantic drive once each year. Such a plan GYPftY 8IIOE* would save a lot of wear and tear on community workers, (From Tho Rtep ladder) IUN-COWN liippor* loans* by on contributors and on newspaper space. And we bellavc that people would actually give more If they knew that peajgT of^ellver done* till tho t b Ime..................................................... they would be solicited* for ' this would.......................... be the only IA dowki* foot U furred like funds this year. But whether this Is practical or not, we h oo p e our U sb t so moon glow, swift s i a friends will remember w h a n turning in publicity for ■** lfawn), its trap clumsily down tho drives of one kind or another, th at there are also a hun­ dred or more other drives being conducted and that each in one of them wants its share of publicity. So If your story rugae* wads splashing n l i r and ooit, is cut down a little, it la cut only to make room for a re­ Bat Ilfs is dang* roue, lift port on some other drive. ■ H e * sense* • % 4 '< % & * ■ In ronnocllon with a rrcapitnll the event of a lost, such alter­ : ration. Whepe money or otJu-r native tax is Imposed If great'property it received along witn cr than the normal tax and tursuch exchanges, taxable i gain lax on net Income. * ^ may rc«ull. But no lots Is re -j Where a laxpoyer derives . . . . _____ _ _r Ico^nizol. The statute also pro- |ttet long-term capital gain an I hiliits the deduction for any lo*t jcomputes his tax under section ■from the sale or other ilisposl- 117 (c) (1) of the Internal lie 'lion of stock or securities where venuo Code, relating to alter'the taxpayer, with'n n period of |native txxea, the bqse for deter30 days before or niter the date mining the IS percent IlmltatloA 'of sale or other disposition, nc- |on the charitable contribution, ;,|uire» or enters into a contract ideiluetioni provided by section 2:1 or option to acquire substantially ‘ <o» of* the “Code arnf the earne-i IMenliral stock or securities. Income credit provide by section /) 4> However, when the new substan- 25 (n) (U) of the Code is "net — | llally id.ntlrnl stock or securi- Ineomr." 'ties nre sold, in determining the Where ,a taxpayer susteins " .gain or loss their buses shall be net long-term capital loss and increased or dedrensed, ni tho icomputes hie tax under section case nmy be, by the difference ’ 117(c) (2) of tho Code, the base or employees. Retired officers and employees letwen tho price at which the j tor del.-rmln'ng tho charitable .of Status, Ond political tubdivls- new stock or securities were ar. (contributions deduction Is “o n ll^ i :i When you stoop to bufkls on nc* Income”— that la, “n e ® Ions thereof, or uny agency or nulrerl ami tho price at wh'ch i ■ y im y •»*>**. Intlrvmontality of any onu or th<* olJ stock or securities weru iIncome" plus the amount of the i net long-term capital loss—and household o n not a deductiblu more of thu foreglng. who re­ sold. EXPENSES OF FAEMERS Gypsy khoes will t«rty you far, Si expense. tho base for determining the ,f NO. S7 ceived In 1041 pensions or re­ t i g in tho Hot tun. trudgs Tho news t h a t Prraldent Roosevelt haa Just aiketl A farm sr who operates a farin Amounts sxpended In the de­ tirement annuities l'a»od op, tho VOI R FEDERAL INCOME ;.**rn*d income credit Is "ordlthrough the ruin. TAX n«ry net Income* a« adjuited for * Ote^whero the wlmis and tha !Congrean for another 28 billion dollar*, bringing to 114 for profit I*, entitled to deduct velopment of forms, orchard.*, service* rendered Ly them while . ' NO. 33 the eharitablo contributions d e# from gross Income as noroasary in nctlVo service ns tuch officers and ranches prior to the tlnm billions the war cheat with which to fight th? AxU, again expenses all amount* expended . . . ,-arh aid hlUa are. LOSSES: CAP!TAL durton. when the pioductivo state Li or employees, nro required to GAINS CR ASSETS Vat rover will bring you home rnlscti the queation on to how much a billion dollar* really (other t h a n thosa constituting • lUtatlag icached may be regarded as In include such pensions ur annu­ A U 80 Button Hole ClubperThe term "capital um .-Ia" Is im Of Interest in thia connection U a recent attempt of expenditures) In tho car- veatmenta of capital. Tho rott ities in grots income for Federal to our arm chair, e st with services for on of tho business of of planting trove, as well at the inromu tux purposes. If tho i n- jdeflnrd as th® property held by fornu bachelor the Tampa Tribune to explain how much M billions la, ns ry ;t v/g mom. lollhe taxpayer (whether j . Tha cost of fowling amounts expended by s fanner dun „or _____ . _ . , or not Camp Mantling soldiers. annclty Is r__ paid in wl____ Lava or adventure, and wbklt follow*: raising llvratock may N In the restoration of soil fer­ or In part from n fund derived |connected with h's trade ur pu-lf. to choeeal “Il’a an amount beyond coautl computation. It'a nit treated aa an sxpctuo dcdueilon tility preparatory to actual pro­ from amounts of such officer or jnc»s), but dow not Include slock Yakhjrour^ leave, for the Jountey nmount thnt, 50 yearn ago, would have been considered Insofar ar aa taxpayer at acch cost* roprossrt duction of crop* and th* entt rf employee white in active ser­ In trade■ of tha _Ax pay* actual outlay, but not tncludlog ___ liming soil to Incrrase produc- vice, th* amounts so contributed property of a kind which would When you stoop sloop to buckle on fantastic, fictional, impossible; but now we have become the value of farm produce grown tIronses over a period of years are considered t h e "considers properly be included In the In­ nccustomied to 11-flgure total*. upon. th* farm or the labor uf a n capital expenditures: hut tho tloq paid” . for tho ptnrion or ventory. of the taxpayer- If on ' BEULAH MAY. ’ Free Delivery “For the more definite information of our reidcr. Hie taxpayer. Also deductible i* e o a t of commercial fertilizer' annuity. Tha amount rocaleod by hand at the close of the taxable uon is the coat of seed, minor tho benefit of which Is of slyort 'the retired officer or employee year, or property held by the .The Jaipa aron’t having aa we give this analysis: “Flfty-afx billion dollar* represent* f 1800 for each of to farm bulldlnoa s'(other . duration ami which have to he shall be included In gross In­ taxpayer primarily Jor sale to time pushing General the dwelling of tne la farmer rm e rL p a d LM(j every year or so, even af- come each year to th* extent of customers in the ordinar- course around aa they had tho about 36,000,000 fam 111** shown by the 1940 cenAUs; small tools used up in tho co u n t 1ter a farm reaches the produc­ 3 percent of tho "consideration of hi* trade or bit sine**, or |420 for e*ch of 132,000,000 persona. D. FarreU. Frit, of a year or two. in. the ------. trade . ortive elate, la dedoetlbl* a* an paid," the balance of th* gnnu- .ironerty, . used .. “About four billion dollar* more than the gross sale* The cost af fuel i Ily payment* be ids excluded In « ,c h g r« to r .mWeb expense. m rate German field comHMf-| heart fan- of more than 1,770,000 retailers in the United States In for fSrni1Srorii, *»' weft Tiling grow* -Incomer/fbr “ okbject to the'aRowanc*. Wr Amount* expended In purchas­ . YOUR FEDERAL INCOME TAX It Ain’t Hay All Popular Brands! iffB w en being 1041. to drath.^ __ Goman* atu having k lot atnklng our ships within MO* of our clUea. The will bo to drop a Into aome of our i *- deserve* ' g lot of converting Mexico in it i r o n Into n "Good NeighIn tha last war thousands troops bod to bo tho Mexican border. S a row vegetable comthe American market i.* . arose between celery Why no* cross be and olive* T—Oca I » *r ^etuffsj eelsry. “About t h o equivalent In entire dollar value of all products turned out In 1939 by the 184,000 factories In the States. u hited fll “Nearly 13 billion dollars more than the groea value r f all land, buildings, machinery, equipment and livestock t n the 0,097,000 farms of the United States. “Twenty-one billion dollars more than th* value of all securities listed on the New York Stock Exchange. “3295 an huor for all tlm* that has elapsed since the dawn of Christianity. “And yet one nation of 182,000,000 people is grin* to produce that coiqisa) amount, and do It wllllnglv, for th s riceless thing It will buy—th* preservation of our own berty and, with it, the freedom of the world.” * F IG H T O V E R P R IC E S ■y JOHN GROVER & .T , . Tba only thing certain about got tag corosasl * pension. ax_ __ m a i l s for control of farm plant ta r n an lik in g no tha *1 Ilto farm bite Tb# 'lUndard VebieU production i a t- tbs tarn toft In tba a s , i,T2ru"5,.n£,‘- pS; fortrnmtink big shots ' *Ua a* n tquarrly la b b at r re ^ U to -.U rfe* Administrator darson ion and Soerotary 8*crtlary of Agrisui- iparial airplane coftcayn turo Clauds Wlclnitl bon* wan* . Lamour bscattsa final control over farm prtoo t Would cm * the bomber In nun t*s Juat In atorot Myar* N m tg about k«r W«Og p ain and maintenance of farm machinery, la deductible as a business expens*: but the cot* of form msehlnory, equipment, and farm buildings represent! g capital Investment and to not an atowsbto deduction- Tho t o s t , however, may bo recovered by depredation allowance*. Tbs coat of gasoline, *, repairs and upkeep of an automobil* omobile If saod wholly In connection with .k tb*. taxpayer's . HMH .M .vritk . . farm operations, as wall as depreeUllon thereon, may be de­ ducted, but If an automobil* to P H partly for b u iln o i partly for pleasure or the conVWlance of tho taxpayer or his family, tb* coot of operation m a y be apportioned according to th* oxtoni of lb* ns* for pur­ poses of business and for pseascra or convenience, and the per* tlon attributable to busbtoaa will be deductible a t a necessary burlneta expense. Th* cost of hired tobarera and hired machines and tha part of tho borod .wbtob for hired laborers Is Perth* ARCADE Package Store ing work, breeding, or dairy nn aro regarded as Inseste' manta of capital and may La ... such ... nm --|YsnjiM depreciated. unless are Included f t Inventory COMFENSATION OF AND DE lUCTIONS ALLOWED STATE AND EMl’LOYEEH NO. S8 AU officer* or amployei-s of States, or poUUrat acbiUvUions thereof, or any agency or Instnimentality o f'an y on* or more of the foregoing, are required to Include f t grot* Income, for Fed­ eral Income tag purposes, .h* compensation received by them during the year as such officers . vat, Whrit the aguVeirate tha , .'amounts thus excluded from groee Income exiuals the "consideration paid,” . the. entire amount thereafter received a* a pension or annclty must ba Included in gross Income. These tkxpaytra are entitled to th* e a rn * deductions and credits as are other taxpayer*.. Dues paid by teachers to pro-i fesdonal societies, the prico o f ' their subscription* to education­ al .Journals connected with their profession, ami traveling expent**, Inc toiling railroad faros, and meal* and lodging, incurred In attending teschcro' conven­ tions In ' the United State* Check the Figures You will find a loan through our Paraonal Loan D epart­ ment to ba tha very best way to finance your Install­ ment buying, ' * i V The Sanford Atlantic N ational Bank Ictnbvr Ftderal Deponll Inaurxnee Corporation .Mei v prod;ct» f urn I«hed by the ifarm and used In the board of hi rod laborer* I* not a dtodrotlbl* ax- hjuMho^polsnt bSkk* W: W. Ident Rooaovvlt. A tho Sonata f a w n WVkartt, tefo 1 K l.u 5 boarding — nM 0, te.'j' w.** Um m w z w . ■ n m k �• ■- ’ V I r-tT--. - .> PAGE CTREE ji i it m ■■ « tj o t ic«} o r Forty Year Buick Record Reveals Car Evolulion WEDNESDAY Members of the Junior Choir ef the F irst Beptlet Church are teq treated to meet at the church, following prayer meeting, for Presbyterian Women’* Auxiliary I* presenting a aeries of studies on (he Forgtgn Mis■ion Study Book, under the aponsorship nf Mr*. K. W. Fite. TM meeting* win be held during the prayer meeting period* be­ ginning a t 7:30 p. M. The men of the church, led by J . D. Gahan, will conduct th# first in the aeries. THURSDAY Tit* Woman's Club, under the direction of Hr*. J.W. Hall, will hare charge of th* Red Cross sewing session In the morning. Tbe Phllathea Class of the First Baptist Church will have its business and social meeting at the homo of Mrs. C. C. Col­ lins, Jr., on West F irst Street, at 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. L. P. Payton and Mr*. Johnlc Harmon as co-hostcssvs. The regular meeting of Seminola Re hebah Lodge 4.1 will meet at the I. O. O. F. Hall a t H:00 The Townsend Club will havo its regular meeting in the Court House a t 7:30 P. M. 0 Indio Li Grove 207 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will meet at th0 iW. 0. W. Hall at 8:00 P. M. All members are In­ vited to attend. FRIDAY The Woman's Club, under the direction of Mrs. Roy TIUI» ami Mrs. J. T. Newby, will havo ^ charge of the morning sewing tension for the Red Cross. Th* Phllathea Class, of tho Presbyterian Church will meet at the homo of Mrs. Francis Meriwether on Celery Avenue at 7:30 P.M. Mrs. E. J. Cameron, Jr., la Entertained Honoring Mrs. K. 3. Cimeron. J r , • a recent bride, members of the Woman’s Missionary Union of tho South Side Baptist Church were entertained at tne home of Mrs. R. L White on Poplar Av­ enue on Mbndsy r fir moon. Snapdragons a n d ciltndulas wars used to decorate tlie rooms of Mrs. Whita’a home. Follow. Ing a short business session pre­ sided over by Mrs. H. W. Tuekar a shower of gifta was pre­ sented to tho honor**. Lata In tbe afternoon th* hos­ tess served refreshment* to tho following: Mrs. E. J; Cameron,) Jr., guest of honor, Mrs. E. J. Cameron, Br., U •Mrs. r Tucker, Mrs. W. B. Slorall, n t/J u - J ..W ilk i r , Mrs. O, O. ill, Mrs. Hattie Tate Coursey, Mrs. W. Shadoin, Mrs. H. L. ' Yates, Mrs . Ola Barrow, Mrs. i Roy Barrow, Mrs. H. Foster, Mrs. * W. R. Beecher, Mrs. Lois WlkinJ son, .Miss Bernice Rivers, Miss W Mary Ball. Mlaa Bessie Batten and Mlaa Lllllap Cameron. ~ \B r ig g s Club M eets i Ivey ith m Mr*. John D. Ivey entertained I for number* of the be Man!I Bridge qilub a t bar home on Mel hmefll* Avenue yesterdayy after r .u ~ 4 « i.. x—» *-rn w en need with other tW ' er»t* th*-. room In wi mi el iS high hi th* gamvt. Hr*. 0 . A. Speer ncalvtd a prise nd high score prize was Mrs. Andrew Cat At lL conclusion of the . the hostess served refreshments f?Uowii Scott! - .r A k is ' Mr*. Rf. A. Adam*, and Q ) C nfraw ay.yr ...................... ..id ' - .m l as* sasd e l ! ........... ■ i I -*- . t.»* 'l'.'vrt ’ t o k * M ary A. Fortner, E. C. Mitchell Wed A weding marked by quiet simplicity was solemnised a t tha home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fortner in Mt. Dora Snnday af. ternon at 4:00 o'clock w h e n their daughter, Miss Mary Alicia Fortner, became the bride of Edward C. Mitchell of Orlando, son of Mr. a n d Mrs. F. R. Mitchell of this city. Th* Rev. Kenneth Rogers performed t h * single ring ceremony by candle­ light In the presence of the im­ mediate families of the couple. The living room was decorat­ ed with pink gladioli and lacs fern and lighted by white tapera. tn the dining room, pink eamellia* and fern were used to form the floral decoration. The table, overlaid with a lace cloth, was centered with a tiered bride's cake, surrounded by white camellias. For her wedding, the bride chose a powder blue enaemble and her corange was of sweetheart rn.ra and tuberoses. Mr*. Fortner's dress was nn aqua erepe and her corsage was of white ru*e. ami camellias, while the bridegroom's mother chose a beige crepe dress and a corsage of talisman rgses and blue Iris. Following the ceremony, the wedding cake wna cut and served with coffee, after which t h * couple left fur u short honey­ moon. Mr*. Mitchell i» n graduate of the Mt. Dorn High School and also attended Florida Stato Col­ lege for Women in Tnllahna***. Mr. Mitchell attended the San­ ford schools, ami is a gradual* of Seminole High School. Ho later attended Southern Col­ lege in Lakeland. For rcveral years he has l-een connected with Selbcl Bruce sn.lCompany tn Orlando, where the couple will reside. . Out-of-town guests at tho wedding wero: Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Mitchell of Sanford an.l guest, Mra. F.lixnhrth Bevea of Dundee, N. Y„ Mr. and Mre. Gefrrge 8. Mitchell and Mr*. Frank Godard of Pnlatka. Christian Endeavor Elects New Officers Miss Dorothy Pearson wa» elected to serve as president of the Christinn Endeavor of the First Christinn Church at its meeting Monday night. Other officers elected were: Ml** Alma Grantham, vice president! Mis* Wllhelmlnn Niblack, secretary; and George Roiand, treasurer. Bevrral member* attended tho rally held In the Orlando Chris­ tian Church In, Orlando, includ­ ing the Mlssra Jerry Pctraa, Batty Petra*, Dorothy Pearson, Marian Pearson, Mary Edna Lahdrtsi, Alma Grantham, Withelmlna Niblack, and Mrs. J.L. Horton, sponsor of the society. A group of Endeavors who at­ tended tho Orlando Christian Church last 8un«iay night and dicard th* Rev. E.C. Nance were Mrs. J J . Cates, Mrs. J.L, Hor­ ton, Mrs. J.L. Niblack and th* Miss** Alma Grantham, Wllhelmlna Niblack. Mar.lan Pear­ son, Dorothy Pearson, Mary Edna Land res* and Betty Pctas. Also, O.D. Land res*, Cedi Jones, Georg* Roland and John Beawitahen. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ChoHe* 8hgffcr Harry Beasley *v I I 3S N«*TlCi: 11* IIEULUY «JJVE*V. I li .1 • ** I *• holds of Tax C#r|f» I Sri .«•< i«AU**il |tlO» 7th day i s i i . :».•.■*. has filed MRS. L0UR1NE BEAL, Society Editor Social Calendor A m ic A T io lT you TAX IHIKU I k n y t f r I TUT O f ".I ui P e r sonals •n Mr. hav* home Hallle and Mr*. J. N. Gillon aa their guest a t th«lr on Palmetto Avenu*. Mrs. Griffin of Columbia, S. C. II W < . o * r»lit| t 51 tfouth ►.*«•• i n , \ c r r * t u - •* . .*!»• .( Il*«p *Jl<i pfB* H»1M |I - P*M Certificate n .in t 'u il.tmp of ^ J A l l T *»*INfc •I 'Turtle shall Be i •••••I . .•* ►(... 194a 1904 i »•• i*r •» . .. -.1 i . .i •t *» l|.*ii.|..» i •i«lIiioj • I j 1916 1908 • 1 9 2 4 - Walter S. Pope of Philadel­ phia, Pa., who ha* l>een the :uest of his son and daughtern-taw, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pope, left yesterday for Miami and Tampa, where he will visit for a while before returning to his home. f Tha series of studies on the Foreign Mission Btudy Book, which will be conducted by tho Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary under the iponsonhlp of Mrs. K. W. Fit*, win begin tonight at the church a t TtSO o’clock. The flrat lit th* aerie* will bo conducted by thd men of the church w i t h J . B. Gahan In ehargo. . Tha meetings will be held once each week on Wednesday even­ ing a t Ulo regular prayer mevtIng period through Feb. 4. Th* ■will be con­ n**t to the ducted by the Young People of the g h m h , had the third and last will be aader th* direction of the Woman's Auxiliary. Red Cross Notes ■ r MRS. ROY MANN *• Marine p en troops wear kneeMrs. H, H. MeCaalin a n d Mr*. length overalls and n new type lira. W. H. Bach, working In con­ of crash helmet. junction with Mrs, Ernie 8U rf, ________________„ a t Lyman School Ui I-ongweod, am taoeha class of 43 girl* to k n it The Bqy Mere Bund**' elssaoa BIB sponsored by the »l* Coonty Chapter of the C. F. Rowland, general field present*Uv* of tho American h| Oroea, «ho was scheduled toreos* of ■ it. However, and the data ho announced. Clark Memlnolb 1 >i » it %rin> r o ll I %\ lil.Mt « • 0 i : u : tn iscd 1 9 3 3 111 I I MV l l l V B i f . h \ ii \»:TT ii«>M*r 1912 1920 M I i. •i 1940 1928 From th* crud* wagon-type body of th* ssrly days, whs* doalgnsrs harrowed from hors* and buggy ospsrlsnte, to th# streamliner* of today In which svsry part of the car I* dsslgnsd for functional beauty, th* evolution of automobilt styling Is disclosed >n this parade *f Dutch models. Buick this month ebeorvo* th* fortieth anniversary of Its It .n a « t>»H SI l.l pr»»- .1 tfrilfirRt# In first ssptrlmont.sl vstve In hnrt »ngin«, a ma|or feature theoiu|hout th* company's history. The flnt Oulck car m i s built in 1101. Every fourth year's model. Including the gracefully streamlined I9f J Vdanet, Is shown here. Full speed ahead on arms, aviation euginn and tank parts Is now the Buick work order \ K I • I of i>.-.-il..n l. >nii •1 ll.l Mia? of j.a l t IIf I. Ill* dlltill t»8 ik to lnt«, thr . 1 ilirM'In will *tl».d| lil«]«|rr At alna.i a.II III# f IMl ..... m il .»f » t> ru - a I hr 2nd <1ATv o f Army Camp H bh I'ino Rail Transportation Marimba INavers •11 y p f ^ w llc h in ti A crew of *|M>t o v e r id i.il • in iin n ifii J .t- 0 c n r« m i «iiii 1 11 1 nt 11 r or* THU m m ji nn i \ i n u l l IT o r 1 1 o iiiim in n n r o ll n :w - * i\» m : n i n n . in ••f »upp)ir* m n n lh ly . Irnvvlltnif lUl.UM) h ii lc * n n n u u l i ) ’ w i t h o u t tn*ing a t n n y olio tlnn* o u t I .' Milled from th e ir 01 in i n n t i o n |H »in t, if* tin* ro u tin e for the im lw ay t m i i R p o r t a t i o n u t t i u n of t ' n i n p lilMUtJing'R tju iu trn n u d tfr t orjw um icr L ieut Co llu rr) C ullin*. PALATKA—Miss Virginia Sleep, lovely 17 year old Iirownette, hi* been chosen to represent tho Palatka Junior Otcmber of Com­ merce aa “Maid of Honor" at the Fifth Annual Aiilen Festival Id be att'sed In the Ravine Gardena here March 1. Shv will also act aa official hostess for Palatkrt Jsycce* at a Southern Jayceo Jamboree here tlrrt week-end. Florida Jayceo club, and those of ether Southern sla t's have teen invited to /ttend tii^ icr’lvlll.-.r here and to enter a lu itrM .id ill the festive! ben u tv mrren.it width Wdl be m il .'il by selection of • 11 “Asmen Uo.-i r. lor lU ir'i In m v i-J ill*. Null.Iren Tunirr. ic|.rc*enlnllve uf tho Winter Hiwtn Javccva who won the title last March. It i* nn umidtmi ntiinl to *ay the leant hut it iloenn't metn thitt the troops nml ci\ilinnn \%h" the mixed pcr«onne| »*f the MC|.M Lino*’ nrviit working. t*u|it. It.I*. Met Abater, porttniiinter nt Went I'.ilin Itench mi uieteiice to sptvp hid country, •< d im tlv In contnd of the Qunr trnmidter rnll\vM> nv*tfni wh«*»* tiM\e| Mctivity e<1uiiU unnunllv 2.'» round trip? of u rnni mere hit li'ie In-tween Jnckimnvilltnml Miuiui. Lmitr hi* hupervidion the t^unrteimadtei o|»«rtate« Untie Sum** ntilnwd h«rr nih nt n profit. Ill one sinicle inuittli mIuiu*. $210,110 tnxpoyvr dollar* wen* •AVcd through itd operation*. And to innke the flume* more exact ing. npproximutely $l.r>JMH) ench month hu« hern invciI dinct •he line began. I FAC.W , (irads Will WitneHH 3 Features IN M l I Ml \ i l l |M l l l t N I t ’. l l t d1 it to n iilN oini: . . .| | lt» \ 1 m | Ilil'N m i n i 11 l i .. or l la liillf f I •# f * ll.l.till i»t i i i . i i *t f i o x \m i. I Tha* S t. H o df 1 . . 1. « Iin*e< e•-re1stbf111** 1- i*.*tiieuturty m • »» • iPIIk- iii -#Arch • 1*1*1 I• 1 I In \ I I A in 1 11 I lo>•|il* r *•? •'.? IM 13.1*1 I li I evening ;it 7.10 i»*»lock th»* This |'luci* Mm inii* i Mrs. L e d trr I'hivei.d. At i I ’ Iu m * " i l l nnd pi*1 d in t u duel m | t ••tid'd*•t in Klr.dt lln p tid t i b . i ' t iv t ' •• til** l!i d i W.P Hrook a. li l„ . ml »h............ . - 1\ Till' it IV>t i will i'riiiMO el well known hj limp inlerpieted on thu nuinndMi. Ih II n , miv * • phour and triple octave diniiih* The latter iimtruioeiit i* mi uri* tiipie mcortling to the niu«icmiR, Udlig one of the ten Unit lire t dtill in «NldtellCe today. J iu t a fr e e w ill ud in ixa io n thin c o n c e it , w ill . .... 1 * • .» * 1 It •. \ , 1 . •• • V 1 11 . l. 1 - Kiitul M in e . IP tillevl lloule N orth I hill A ri«* H.iiii uri ti- 6.•lot. i t -w H * 3 i '« r lit Hrm lnolrt I..... Il l.s .1 • it'll * !*?••» Ill i tw l i r f e l i y (lew 114 • t steel .1 - (I............ .. *1*8 (•* » III wktc'U II. t (to I m .* In toil ril I III. I••1 .1 I <'If.n't .... I • iVitlnl (SR«I > land for replanting. B.E. Lawton, county agent, HORNSBY HONORED »*W 00 p*r cent of th* truck rropa on 34,000 acres was des­ NEW YORK. Jan. 21^-fA *|troyed Sunday nlgkt and Mon­ Bascball’s Hall of Feme at day morning by slashing rein- Coopent town i* slowly *b«cutn■ ICOAmnsnLJ . k„ ----- 1 I I til . Ini'* i . . c ( t nis-ti in * . « . it. II.*• .1I».*.\s* nlyl cnl \ l flltgi • o i l *• 11 .iii.l y o u • .Mil 1 1.. . c t. . .1 f *• film > o u r ,, 1 || .............. .. • • • • In -rtul r n u 4* M 11• vi . t 1 r 1M .-nntl on • ,1l n . l» l ? i i 1h r 1 • *». Kills 1*., Ml. Im a >1••t(.l . V M ........ 19f t . -I 1 1II* 1 * .Il Is 1 l l ' « , <*it t. 1 ItfAit . 1. 1* .• 1* .(••' . - I») t.iw rvMfuIr* l Mill t . ill f .till hi-t *-..r ,. t i w c r t n • | ...........................%111 eillrrn l |*l.. 1 I* It ill li. pul.l'-lit il tMK'f . Ir iv . . I, 6**1 fstui triUiffttllV * M. . k W l l pi •• !».. Ilrtlrrt »- I ' l f T k o f till I'••III | rtlol III- trill*' •4*I Sv.ll I lie | * set (I HMIlforik H cm lnulv • •••ml' I ' l o r l i l t i . | l i l <6 Si iI a i of I..Mti.ii' ije | RCvit ed •• \i ..ui i. \t * i ii o o f f e r in g .i t.i, i i .i * 1 ■ •• 1 •••.*.. » ,* * i" * * in/. Th e re w ill he ; r liu r g e to A tten d 1 1 • • 1 11 . » * TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 2t _ (8pvclul) —Ftoriiln State Collvg,. ! graduates returning to Iheir alms Auto Dealers Are w ater Feb. 20-21 for tho annual Told Not To W orry Ahrtnnae College Homccotnintt RADIO NEWB will witness three unique fea­ CllllA G tr, Jun. 21, bib—Thu ture* at the HM'J reunion. Nr lion'* uuloniubilu dv-uh-rs weru They will share in the Inaugn. told Tin-day that new cars would TODAY ration proglam of Dr. Doak 8. l-*»» through tlu-ir haml* hi fust • K>0 Edwin C. Hill Cnnipltell, new president of the thil they needn't worry about 3:10 Greyhound Gus college*, who asunmml hi* duties “Goveroment storage,” and that 8:15 Carol Marsh le d fall, marking the first op- | sufficient Hies for everyone should 0:30 Bports Reporter portunlty many will hav* to [te cvulliihle next year. 0:45 Th# World Today meet the new college head; they Cyrus MrCormick, nuloniohil.' 7:00 Tho Lon# Ranger will gel tn hear workl-fumnu* J and truck exur of the Office of TtSO U f a Pretend Lawrence Tibbet, who I* booke-l Price Administration, told dealers 8:00 Academy Award on tha roltege Artist Serb*, Unit j complaining Hint they would In. 8:8B Dr. Christian same week-end; and they will I forced mil of buniil.-.a by .lor8:S3 Elmer Davis and tha New- help tax ami national defense | Ing I.".0,0110 to 140,000 nutunio8:00 Star Theater by turning over their half dol­ ihllcs until next year. Hint the lOtOO Glenn Miller Orchestra lar “ registration fve for defense 1 "Government won't make anyone do r nylhing." , 10tl5 Rollins Quia Program purpoac.. 10:80 Excursions In Science 10:43 News of the World BRAZIL HAH HUIIUI.R Farm ers Prepare To 11:00 Now# Analysis I titB Alvtno Rsr Orchestra RIO DK JANEIRO. Ilre/il. Uonruo Orchestra Replant A fter Losses Jan. 21. Id’)—Oswuldo Arimha, . Wells, new* FORT LAUDERDALE. J a n .21 llruxil’s foreign minister, said in jftff —Broward oml Palm Beach a ra.llo interview broadcast to rwuntr fanners, who lest 82,- the United States Tuesday that THURSDAY. JAN. S3 ooo.ooo or truck in two days 20,000.000 rubber trees In the 8:30 Norman Bsasley and of heevv rains at the height of Amston jungles could be tapped r i i . Cowboys tho wilder marketing season,.bc- to prodt cc rubber In n hurry for j 7f00 RmkfARl BrwitieR 7:83 Weather and Tim* 1:00 The World Today 8:16*Bwtng Your Partner 8:30 Orghn Meed* 8:45 Virginia 8:00 Morning Devotions 1 »<ccmb«r. I* IIKltNlKiN • non, Mininob CA.MT ni.ANIUNG. Jan. Jl. I S pecial) Religious Meeting Held By Auxiliary Mission Study Book Series To Be Held iik ii .ndo N 11".a iNHUTd '. It* . 1914. . M« r»ff»«•*• RlMt •• for a las i 11.. i («ni Haiti r..Mow inf lit* C o u n ty > lariila, to- Mr*. Hah Hail has returned from a . seviral weeks' visit spent In Georgia with relatives and in Monroe, N. C., aa the guest of her son and daughterIn law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry llatl. Sirs. Harry Hall snd son. Jack, returned home, with her to visit tor two weeks. The insptratlcnal meeting of the Presbyterian Woman's Aux­ iliary •*•* held at the church on Monday afternoon -with Mrs. K. W. Fite, secretary nf foreign missions. In eharge. Tho subiect was “Christ, th* Church, an.l the World." Th* devotional was conducted by Mr*. Victor Greene and sev­ eral short talks were given re­ lating the history of missions and stressing the Importance of t h e foreign mission* In “our thinking, our prayer* and in our gifts." law , -th« i. i Mrs. J. M. Jackson and two daughter* returned toilay to their home in Crescent City a f­ ter spending a few days with Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. Mcro. Mr. and Mr*. W. M, Scott returned last night from Belleair where Mr. Scott has been, attending a meeting of the Na­ tional Vegetable and Fruit Ship­ per* Association. to iii«rnn will b« i en.... •i bwltltr a t thA • *.t uii ilto first •' rmsiiMl uf . f k ••l . • it i* 3 la«l d.»y 1%lot f-1 •'III 1 M i *t.»% ..f u* em ber, 1 9 3 2 Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson left today for th* lower East Coast where they will visit with rela­ tives for • week. Mrs. L. L. Fronberger of Asheville. N. C., is the house guest of her nunt. Mrs. L. A. Ilrumley. dF B cr lb v U of ........... . k'. tm -o in win '‘I. I t ..f M% 1•3 ..| HW |e | p ' t i riii v Miss Elisabeth Iloweth of Baltimore, Mil., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lea R. Lesher. J. R- Kerr, president of the American Fruit Growers, of Lor Angeles, Calif., was a visitor in Sanford today. csrilricate •llbfetse . «»»• I ..f I*#U III g |* " l » M > ' It »* • \ I* |**I2 II' n p. H i . i i N j H i N c ’l ' i k i.’t r c u i i C o u r t V %l W K K K * . P C , f <r I ’l ' h i t ' ( • I 1 lt\ III |» MW \NN \ 1 ii.i .ic) • mi:.\ i. i NOW, til Inaiuniflrnnl oml, you enn have HAND* .VI.VIll! HATS slyletl in the Ihrllling manner of Ihc w.trlil'n newest fanhinn renter , , . LINCOLN HOAD, ' ' k‘ -» IHu-.lr:iIt-il ul.nve a re nix nto.l- y 0 V r’ s $52^ , ) .is cttpictl from denians aj»p.-.irin^ currently in exclusive .Miami llcacti .Millinery Shop*.. •fi *“ / r. 0 f Sc Ire I the Im* or lr»»s you want by style numlier. Then, fur each individual *v* lertinn eneltme I lie sunt nf if!!, Ingelhcr with !i yard nf any material you like . . . wool, silk, linen, rollon, elr. (In mutch your far* urili* tlrext if you prefer) und mail to “GLADYS,'* III!! S. \V. Ilh HU Apartment II, Miami, Florida, and your hat. ready lo wear, will be forwarded to yon within one week. I.MI'OhiANT—He «ure to mention hentl size und alyle number, also print name und ad­ dress. vigorous, was added Tuesday lo the group of 38 immortals who crep e' would b* n o rm * i~ ln "lo already have been enshrined In t« 60 days. * bMcball’s birthplace. Commonly known as a grease job, has a moat impor­ tant bearing on tho life of your cor. We have the ■jest of lubrication equipment — our lubrication de­ partment is under new supervision. Let ub lubricate your car today thu way it should be. Our service department is one of the best in San­ ford—-factory trained mechanics using special tools tnd genuine parts. All work guaranteed. 4 / �I :■ -as — vs A m * Letgh Laooardy e t v ff' L. C. Declaration of Domicile SEMINOLE COUNTY John M. Schnatx, Geneva, COURT RECORDS n w o n r He. n Florida. a A * KOKH OTATM KAMM KHS' Salto — Lew JAM. I f , IM S & ,r Houseman. Q.“-C A Emma C. H U r tlb H r a r K r a ll | W arranty Deads IP va William RuaseD Strnn A Clara ft V ru e ra h U S e v a n . A . 0 . J a m il to Jo* W / Jar- N. Writ of Prohibition. ml raftra up la IS ^I g M. HU. Elisabeth Jewett, widow, to ja a . » . isaa Charter Created Pkaara IS C. F. Brannon. VItalas l i t ni­ . N ew HorRml ’Inc- Orlando, ki.owiha r a s a tre* to Ouy Wallace at ux. Nature of buslnehs, real estate. Quit Claim Deeds • Jamas H. Cot *t o« to E. V. llos. n*n. Tt# Ik, k i « l U I . I - H Uft IT * I* . t a i l Byrd at ux. Stewart P. Dutton l* A lili AUK—T o n , H o ik , f a i r to fey. at nx to Rath G. Swinney. Car­ t i e .a e to i l l .* * . R od l i a r . | l . i t rie L. Stringer, widow, to E. f ‘tiln r s r , I ’rtSL I I J I W. Bradley at ux. Florida Con­ r A t ’U K IA ftW K n— H o q u o te • ca iiin era—rvos. nun. ear is t*e ference Assn. Seventh Day AdC i x c n r — ftV strs. a*. I s . l i e . . 11.2k. vaot. to E. W. Bradley at ux. t* . | 1 a*, ra , 2x .ia , Agreement far Dead « 'i : i ,K l t r llH A H TK —C r s lr * . |t . s * to It.I* I. E. Kersey to Rates Given. CARDUI la a name you ought C O IJJ tlttftS — DM*. B un. . I t e to l* e 1. E. Kersey et ua to 8am Coner. to remember, for It may help n n o r i- A N T — n * i t p r . i t . t a u t i . s a Raal Estate Mortgages you in 2 Important w ars: If vour l l l l A I 'R P n t l l T — B os L'.ll. coash, C. F. Brannon at ox to Ellis- main trouble Is periodic func­ 11.2# H lk is B a g 7 2 e ^ T * * ,. I ■1 X* liftio s Bow S is '. ftk ath Jewett. Ruth G. Swlnney tional distress, start 3 days . IIOXK.V—4lal P s ll. O ro a g o Bloo et vtr C. L. to First Fwlcral before “the time'' and taka It < to m . t i l l Bar. A Loan Assn. W. C. a* directed. If you are run­ f .K T T l!r» -le # » > « rg . P r t . Iced , to 22 20. to 11.20 Toochton et ux to Sanford At­ down, u n d ern o u rish ed from, II.V liiN lt— Duo. B un. e a r lantic N afl Bank. V. N. Dyer functional causes Its use aa a OIIAXISCR— II. f* I 'R . OomtL 21.72 c t ux to S. Minerva Margin. tonic should help atimulate ap­ n a g I Sr No. | I I . « • Ila g s aoe Satisfaction of Mortgage I*AIIAI.V.T— r u ,s . H un. a t e to t t e petite, Increase the flow of m e­ PK A *— Uu llp r . O n t t o g o ^ . 12 ae Sanford Atlantic N atl Bank to tric Jufcea, and to Improve dl- 1 ‘ to 11.22 W. C. Toochton at ux. Florida geation. help build you up. Try Eagcwe M. Petter P B I'flC Jtlt— n o l lp r . 11.1* t o 1172 State Bank of Sanford to Elisa­ CARDUI I — ADV. IW A T O K JI— ll r d B llso, tm No. I. C. f , n U ary k sts beth Jarrell et vir J. W. Home A .1- r a ta l 21.2*. B - I M t , C - I . i t . ft’W T Ifcftgs r o m m a r r l a l t M * Owner* Loan Corp. to H. M. Former newspaperman and now a f li.» r.iM ilftjft—i>os. B u a , tie Watson et ux. Florida Stato ftd'IN A ft'll— Bo I t p r H u m m e r T 7P ». member of tha American Eagle Bank to Ruth Swlnney et vlr Squadron flying for tha BAP, I t e ( o ' 11.00 STIIA W IIK IIIU R II— P in t, t i e Eugtna Melvin Potter, of Chicago, C. L. Florida State Bank to HW T p< /T A T O m i — ITWT g a rk o . la credited with downing tw s Ger­ Ruth Swlnney et vlr. M. A. ai.tx io t i .i i man plane* ovar the English Chan­ Smith, Liquidator Longwood St. N i i r A a i i — r r llo w , Bu l lp r . tt.a * TANOKIIINKH — t - l llo s 1‘nm b. nel. He haa been with the RAF fok' Bank to Vltalas Hembree. 9 Good Drink* Al i l i a - 7* ( l . m s year. U a Pendewi Popular Price* T l 'l t x i i m — D os. B u n . IS * to I to Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. Tl It.N II'—ftftslxd. Ilu . l l p r . t» r to ;*r TftiMATtiKH— t a .I S U l O a t s , o rd Wllmore, Kv. t o f o r . I t I* to t t . l * . IS U l Dr. Morrison Will ft'a rto n l i s t Dr. and Mr*. krorrUon fre at # Good Food Always ftirv o r btatm P H o n i'rr* the present gueata at Plneland Preach A t Service A I'I'I.K H — Ilu B s k l. Y o rk s. II.IS . College. They with Mr. and Mrs. IftrM ous, llo s I t s * E. W. Savage and Mr. and MreMAN AN Alt— 10 |. l l I lu n r h r s . 21.72 Dr. Henry Clay Morrison, dis­ Billy Savage will ba th* dinner In | t.«* CftillN—M hrllrd, w h ile , t ’W T h s g s , tinguished evangelist, editor, and gueata tonight of Superintendent college president, wul preach at and Mrs. Harold R. Barnes and • Mtiitlc You I-ike * ll.»o to II,** II.NIIINM Y K i.lJftW — 20 LB S a rk , the m'd-week terries a t the Bar­ their large family at the-Florida ti ll to 22.71 nett Memorial Uathodiat Church Methodist Children'* Home. This IINKINH T C L U lW -1 * M l H ark , at Enterprise tonight a t 7:30 will be tha accond visit of Dr, I2 .lt Pt>TATXft2ai—I ' t f T B ags 2 t ( * to o'clock. to tha Children's Home Dr. Morrison for more than a Morrison 12.71. HKKII ft'rrtlf. ll r d n il-The Rev. John A. Partridge, I'W T l i t * . 22.2* half century haa edited the Pen* pastor of th* Barnett Memorial P O T A T ( |» t— Id a h o B a k e r, 2 « . M l tccoital H e r a l d , a devotional church, extends an .invitation to H ags 22.22. P W T H ag* It.* * weekly, published at Louisville, the general public to ba present III'T A IIA U A S—t * M l H a rk , 11.21 On Beaatlfal. Labs Monro* Ken., and read alike by ministers and hear Dr. Morrison a t tho 7:30 and laymen of all denominations service. Airplane Travel P u t throughout the world.. While not the founder, this On Priority Basis Methodist minister haa served two different term* aa president of WASHINGTON, .Jan, at.-fJP) Aabury College I t wllmore, Ky, —Tha War Department put air- and. I* recognised as largely raaplan* travel and cargo ahlp- ponsible for this great Chriatiag Mon. Inatltutidn of Teaming. H r la th* menu on a priority basis. Mon day, directing that official* and founder and president. of Aabury others on government business Theological Seminary, also a t be given precedence by tha air­ line* over civilians. shippers th at thay might apply, Tha regulations w a r t estab­ aa in paacatim* for aeata or lished by BHr. Can. Donald R. cargo apaca but t h a t assign­ Connolly, military dlractor of ments “will b# made only after civil aviation. An announcement those t h a t . may ba required for advised civilian travalars a n d oifflclal use hava been filled.” FARMERS' MARKET Vote To Suspend Play During War tTKA, Jan. *1— (S p ec I Florida SUU L tifU l operate thU yeardecision was mad* by th* ._• Board of Director* In Btka b i t night when tbo mom* # tbo board t o tod unanl4y to impend opormtlom for dorntton of tha emergency. It# m o lt of tbo meeting cam* ■omowhit of a surprise, at* mmot* had horn circuiatat tbo C lan D loop would up. Pro*(dent Al Comb* of yfllo itatod. “th« Icague’i ira voted to doelaro a racffectlve Feb. 4 to eon* until *ueh time aa memUr „ feel It deilrable to reiume attest.” Lait year the w ir and finan* : elal difficulties rauaed touih sled­ ding far moat of tha circuit mem..'M * and Sanford dropped out of . tbo loop midway through the ' schedule eauaing the league to ;• operate on a aeven-team aeale. a ] At the coueluilon of laat aeason, little hope waa held for Ocala, Galneavino and Daytona Beech coming back for another • teaaon. Orlando, DaLand, SU Auguatln* and Leeaburg, laat year1! play-off winner, had already made prapar itlona for teama this year. Tbo present Florida S t a t e [Ua was er ran Iled ala years League when tbo old Northeast Florague dropped out of d r__ i and baseball-minded men ~tbe state cast their lota to* and launched one of the d a ta D circuits in the ■-** . i Out of Its ranks hava coma such Wagua performers aa 8ld young right-handed ace Washington Senators' pitchstaff, who went from Banstraight to Washington, and MuaTal, the former Daytona pitcher-outfielder who late jaaon broke In with tha 8t. Cardinal!. ar “name" players letting organised baseball training the league are James (Dopey) farmer Sanford pitcher) Kennedy, Joe Beck and John former Orlando playtra; and ' • • v a r a I DtLam|-traln*d playtra want up Into faster company af­ ter a year's grooming with the ‘ flats. E^enjy Matched Field Will R un In Feature Race - < LONGWOOD, Jan. 21,—<8pe«ial)— Continuing the program of 10 races nightly, the 8*nford-Ortando Kennel Club pre­ sent* a closely-matched field in the featured eighth race tonight. Erie likely will be Installed In the favored role, with item competition over the futurity distance coming from Starry Flag, In the red boi, and Ida Willard and Fast Fury. Other greyhounds entered In thl* event are Tipperty Wltchet, I.ueky Mirk, Lucky 81s and Duds Hank. TONIGHTS BNTR1FJ First Race— Kutarlty I Kelly Ann I It Ip Alone > H U a .tr X an I A n * . II,. 1 l-ara Choir* T Clear Man I Altamonte la id I Philip Mnrrta Second Hare— Futurity trim H a ll l l a l l r UmUri I llanr’e Warriors Madia llatano I lllpay Traf/lc a lull# llarprr 1 llrrwrr'a Kid 1 Clrmantlnu < l.urky Kira a lllaaa l.'p Third Race—5 - lt Mile I !*••• Half Hally Haaklrl I Klauhorn I Cooll* S Varnl-h i Valrntlnr' P a n t 1 lirauly Made* 1 May K**n I Wllllr Mila S Tweedledum Fourth Race—Futurity I lloiiuN Traffic t Htand P|i f ilrria llarprr a llllllr |(»*r I Conn Co<|U*tt*7 Klrldrr I H on X I .V om i'n A n .lrrw Fifth lift**—6-16 Mil* I My Korttin* ft Know Hunk S Kmm* I» u*r I'ft Monlp lllu* J 11*1 T r a d e r 1 4 Old V lrU r • V n t y Kltl Sixth Rif#—5-16 MIU I ♦ ft |>mi■x Hull# WOMEN -Way help! Cr f . Phsaephsta Bernard (Knlfty) Sawickl, confriied alayer of four, kUaaa hla foster* mother, Mrs. Anna Sawickl, on her lait visit to tha Chicago Jail before hla execution. Sentenced to die for the murder of a policeman, ha con­ fu ted th r u other murder*, ail committed within tho (pav of 72 boors. Donald Nelson Gives His Bargain Hurtling Qualities To Government WASHINGTON. Jan. 21 UP)— Several million American farmera and Uiair familiea are already well acquainted with Donald M. Nelson—at least, with hla work* t llob M oor* 6 T ip p y M atro n —but the new boas of the nation’s 1 H m oky D ay 1 J u u t fU rk U u a I D u lta m a n I H jm rt f)#vll war production may nred n tit of introduction to city dwellti*. Seventh Rare—Futurity I I um in r uI tir o , a H rd P ad d y A standard piecr of liteniluir 1 P ick l lln e S tU r k f r r r M lk* in farms and wn.-ill U»n» is the 5 J u n io r O M an 7 J o i f u l M ur,, Sears, Roebuck A Company catsI llr d M rlla e S Mtny'a tn ia e * iugve. Mr. Nclsor waft e«ccuvlvftEighth Race—Futurity vice-pnaldant of tha mail-ordiT I H la rry F la g S l.iirk y M ark S Id a IVIIarri S I.u e k y Hla l.ouae until the government cal lid I T lp p r r ly W llch T H ud* l la n k him In. Many a nir.il parlor, sit­ I K rlr a K a rl K ury ting room and barn i* equipped Ninth Race—5-15 Mile with tha wares ha sold. I I .ft 111r |( lp X ilra rr Bargain hunting wis his' busi­ S J u a t H tand t lln u n r ln e llr n 1 D u ru lh y 7 Mun V a ilry ness and he carried over to gov­ submarines could travel « lftnarl.no Jftoy I I-a d r P a rd ernment purchasing tin* a rt nf Tenth Rare—5-14 Mile * clipping comers and mnking ev­ iT k w " York to Yokohama and y jq alalrla Harr) stopping. back without with ery penny work overtlm-j for I K a n ra w H a n g ars In d y Id g lirr 1 ftlarknl llrd S Crony'a llanurr defense. They tell how lu caught n 2 l.u r k y V lrk y 7 J u m p lllu h 4 I n l l a 'a J im I llm rlr l|u n * y would-br profiteer wli > bright up entire supply ol one typo W litn « Child Needs A double diorama showing how of the cotton and wum waiting t.. dtrua la produced and how It gouge thn Army. Mr. /**lior. had • Lexetivel may be obtained la being de­ tha Army change Itt specificsveloped In the atudloe of the tlona and tha profiteer was left IUP OF BLACK-DRAUGHT Florida National Exhibit* In holding the cott in. • tasty liquid that moat chll- DaLand. The f ln t acena .show s I He "uses In Army and Navy will welcome whenever they miles of citrus groves with pick-1 purchasing the atagger ayatem ha • lasativa. What's mors trs at work .on tree*, heavy with developed at S ean , Roebuck’c Chi It haa the same o r a n g e s an d grapefruit | than, eago office. There he placed hit Ingredient aa BLACK- throygh an arrangement of mir­ textile orders during the alack JGHT, Its oldar companion, rors the groves turn Into a. su­ aeasona; he got a much better ■pa that’s why it usually per market with the h i m golden price and tha Industry kept busy 2 a child such refreshing re- tree-ripened fruit ready for tha :ha year round. Ha docs the samo with govern­ '.from the familiar aymp- consumer. ment purchases—rr.Tept th at now ' which show a laxative la Fogs are almost constant on the we, tha taxpayer!, are gutting the Comet In two sites: 25c Aleutian Islands. advantage of hla bargain base­ -A D V . ment shopping skill. SPAB—another set of Initials moaning Supply, Priorities and j i n = n i = i i i = i n s i U 5 i i i = n i = i i i 5 Allocation Board — waa sat up with him as Its head. Last year President Roosevelt Increased hla powers following reports tha Army and Navy oppoaed central­ isation of purchasing in hla hands. H And now ha’s boa i of produc­ tion and procuramant. Do you CAREFULLY AND have a .iattleahlp you want to aril tha Navy! Or a Civil War QUICKLY FILLED rifle, or do you manufacture neck­ ties for aokilara? See Mr. Nelson. ;W« Fill All Presarlpliana Six Ga. - Fla- League Ball Clubs Are Ready MOULTRIE, Ga- Jan. S I— (/Pi—Tho Thomnavllle, (la- elub became a doubtful startei* Tues­ day for tho Georgia-Florid* Ilaseball league r*ca and Tal* lahassre, Fla., definitely waa out. Hut representative* of Valdos­ ta, Moultrie, Wayeroas, Albany, Amerleua ami Cordela clubs raported to league directors In session hare that thay were “ready to start the pennant race.” V. D. Wheel, league director f r o m Thomaavllle, requested a seven-day extension f o r that club to determine Its status. Th4 hoard voted to allow Thomas, vlllo until noon. Jan. 27, to put cp the required |AOO forfeit fe4 or surrender Its franchise. . Special FBI agents apprehends ed more than 2,400 federal fugi­ tives from Justice In the last fis­ cal year. ■• i P H O N R 103 i= iii= iii= iii= iiiE iii= iii= iii: Florida’s exhibit* a t Atlantic City next aummar will advertise the state's facilities for war and dtftnae maaaurea. Th* Flarida •ahlUt better than any other way can portray in the third dlm*n* alon with light, color and action tha state1* advantages for na­ tional defense bases, camp*, train­ ing grounds, hospital*, ate. . BUBINKS8 8KRVIC1 ants, Haas, rata. . whA cootdiN ■ NHDVPI 18 furnished of Picking Winners • NINTH RACd — 5*16 Mile 4 - A d * .) When you have your car greased hero, you can' count on a complete job. Look after thU and other aervlcea or repairs, your car may need. It all cornea un­ der the heading of accident prevention! Come to . . . go ' go ®4* rrT a c U * S C O jT .T ’ S TAN D ARD \s to tv * U * THE L01 H >,--r ? yc:,' ■ h l - t - >' ^ L 5, i f - • f ti S rTV*-, v v i i -> v , , t/. \ t . ; z*M B W fth tv iF 4* - iL m m ^ • [' - v \ DOROTHY ■ GRACE , ' BOUNCING BEN "■-BOURBON BOY LADY PARD JUST 8TAND v 8UN VALLEY LITTLE RIP GREYHOUND GU9 is an th* air ova* WDBO taaight a. •itS wlh *3 th* "dap** an the i at th* Saafavd-Oc- 1 land* Kernel Cloh. w NO MINORS ■ALLOWED “ Or Route lf£(8saford Highway) a t Longwood about 10 Mika (South of Sanford. TURN AT RED ARROW . '- . . v 0QNTBKA OOJP/ vans onlytwwo , V>. 'THAT NIC* I :.V -1 p u n j» « i iiid i iu L s r rm I '.'i . ; -b PAUL ROBINSON SSB 0S MO0« whicham m t KENNEL CLUB Bt 4 * '■{ POST TIME .H U P. M. r¥ T A flo u ri >i TONIGHT'S ALL-STAR FBA1 J ’ haaISO SOS - SAFELY and— a| X'A1: ; r GET THE THRILL \ TOR RENT Drug Co, Ph. FURNISHER Garage A p t 112 chtxp - 0 . * Winn, Bulck I W P W m'C* lr* L in n u JACK’S DEW DROP INN Have A Thorough Grease Job HEV/ IHSAROJ . kTELY OWNED ’39 Dodge SITUATION WANTED ftp—New Motor, good tires, 1410 ik b seal covers, HALF-DAY Job eleaning bouao at aall at once. Caught or cooking. Maybell llbldan, Strickland Motors. 11H C yprus At*. LGIC DEATH . T0NM//WNJ. YOUI C O A W d .'M CO yjB D B a t Toachtan’a P ro . BAYS TOUR watch rapalnd by o at who really kaowa bow. * PIANO—Ilka n#w. BaaBriggs, Jeweler Magnolia Ave a. Phone 122, Lawrence. DANCE Til* lamnin hravywrlsht rhamplaa waa nnlr.1 aa a vorarluua eater. I'uuld h* hktr rafrti and fnaghl a* hr Mill If hr aiirfrrrM afler-eatlne palnet Pon’i nrgtrrl elumarh nr ulcer palnr, liulleeeilon. ear painhearlhurn, burning arnreilnn, blftwl uml Ullitr cr.ni1l||»n« ruuaed by « rraa arid. Try a tic bo* of rdf* Tallin* Thry inual help n r money refumlnt. Al llclteyantda Drag IV. ami good drug eturea everywbrrr. ETTA KETT Classified Advertisements DINE Did John 1* Sullivan Fight With Stomach Ulcer Pain*? INSCRIPTIONS LANEY'S LI DRUG STORE W INE I V«u.'PH0»i4e rm m m ■ - lYOUfr �PLEDGE TO §>aitfarit fo ralft AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y '*1 SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 22. 1942 Member A ssociated pled i f i l l r |i i n r r In Iho* FLAG Fhf «• I h r U n llr d S ta te * of A m e r ic a . an«l In th e R e p u b lic f o r w M rh it a la n d * , o n e N a tio n , 3 NEWSPAPER THE in d iv is ib le , w ith lib e rty and iid irr fo r all.** NUMBER 120 P r e ss P-g- Official Says I British Should! Start Assault! Number Of In­ vaders O n Luzon I s l a n d I s Esti.A m ated A t 200,000 Argentine W ill Not Accept Anti* Axis Resolutions Added Troops • A re Landing F u r t h e r Modifica 11 Nipponese Ships A re Reported Near » A ustralian W aters . ■: - RKLBGUBNR. I. || * Aoatrails. J m . : 23.—(AP)—Rabail, thf capital of New Britain. re• g f f th* neighboring Wataas Mend. I mmedlately followJag Ike report, root at aa teaUmm with 12aban I r tiir d i r im pi leal Iona ef U» Ra* • * Brtlals Island ka* keen # evacuated by military ferte* |(l U lldW U M ef a proapectlro Japan*** landing. If Implication* of Ike Rakeel ■ » ! , > ere folfWiJ. Ike Jape nee* are la (be prof t ( m of tkelr t i n t Invasion ef AealraUes territory. <>r AMwtatwl Hm l ,_The Japanese have re­ -•,/T] ared heavy attaeka on Wr i e r a l Douglas MacAra line on the Batan in the Phillpthe -War Department '"todkjr with Uw forces on th e U- Luton e stim a te d at tlons To Plan Are Reported Desired nUBNOS AIRES. Jan. 22. (A1)— Certain further modificitlons will karo to be. made in the PanAmerican resolution for the eeveranco of relation* with the Axla nations in order to mat* it con pletcly actrptaMe to Argentina, sources cites to the Argentine government Mid today. The source did riot specify the nature of the modifications. Nine Central American nations and lha United State* already are at war whlla Mexico. Colombia tml Venexucla have troken off diplomatic relation*. That would mein that only eight South Am­ erican nation* would break rela­ tion* under the new formula. The formula retain* the three original articles of the tin t reso­ lution, demanded be Mexico. Co­ lombia and Vanexuela and oblrctrd to by Argentina ami Chile. That resolution pointed out that apptaaaion against one nation con­ stituted______ aggression H H against P I commercial and t h a tdiplomatic, ............... Well, Now British Start Major Counter - Assault In Crucial Malaya W ar f’an’t Isose! A ir Minister States! English S h o u l d O r g a n i z e Cont­ inental ' Offensive O f U a n v U trd Local Defense Officials A re Ready For Test Prpaa) The British Army's main task Is to organise a continental of­ fensive. Air Minister Sir Archi­ bald Sinclair told the House of Commons today. Such offensiee on the Kuropemn cononetrationa rati tlaant, he said, *hmild be made with '‘ the “greatest possible striking force. In Libya, the British announc­ ed three strong Avis columns. Including the bulk of the Ger­ man lank* In North Africa, made a reconnni*«unre in force about 10 niilra into British po­ sitions below Mer<* llrrgn. The exultant l(r<l army early today had rolled the rrmnante of three or m o re German di visions seven milr* beyond re­ captured MoihaLtk, draling out heavy casualties and intent on giving the enemy not n moment to entrench. Flanking attack- al-o wore pressed fnim both mirth and south of the city. Twenty-five settlements were retaken on the north wing alone, in the Kallnin sector. The battle cry was: "The battle of Moscow is over; the road to full victory lies ahesdl" The remnants of the seventh Herman Infantry division, the third motor division, the 31stintantry regiment and the I07lh Infantry division were bring pushed back westward by the victorious Russians, today’s com■iunique said. District P l a c e d On Alert For Area’s S e c o n d Blackout S a n f o r d ’s and S e m i n " 1* County's "blackout" lest cssic at 2:24 o'clock this after ntMin. About 10 minute* prrrteu- to the starling at the lest, I hr Herald ns* Infcrmrd that the "yellow" alert signal had In-rn rrcclced at the police station and that volunteer dcfe*-v offlciul* were Immediately be­ fog InstructrO to take Ihrir dr-lanatcd positions Ikrnuthsut the City and t'ounlv. , Defenders Attempt Official Asks For Smash At Main Jap Funds For Airport i| Armies. 70 Miles Above Singapore (lit \« « I ' * t'fe s a l np n Suit* \V I* A A«lmim*lr ilar Wilbur YL llarknr-* tml.. y atkti l W a^hingtan W|*A uiithan- n e t |ii uiithttrizt* mi mltlilmiuil <IH!*!M0 lor in»|»M»Vf mriit* »•• Nippon Bombers Kill 304 People | tin* Sanfanl Mn»'K,i|i'l *...... * A WPA all»*<atu»ii of $*VJ.D40 i will . % • mi m in i by >l.U>.oi«» in 1 \VI*A funds In comfilfle l he i*nUiigcmcnl pragrmu Iwfuu at thr uilfM»rt Mtiiirlmit* u^o. if. Five Enemy Romhers Are Downed Today From Flight Of 30 III* Army R ecruiting Office Asked To Hold1 Enlistm ents § tav ftM lp J if Pr#u«) A rrit'Yttl, |M>rhu|m tlccisivt*. hit tilt* rogetl in lb? Ma­ layan jitnirlt'x. 70 mile* north of Sinuit|Ntri* lo.luy a* Uriti*lt font'* liitiiti'hrtl u major coiintor-offensivt* to attrmpt to Mnnisli I ln> main Jtt|uineMO invasion armies in (he 1 Her un* Ir ining r u m p * n»»* An English Ui!Mdj; »h«wa th« JiHotouriipher Jcal how he feci ruwilnl, the nenre-t uimv •Minting *In l ion * in TaiiipM and I . . ... about the prraent *ar situation by donning u uteri helmet an.I r.*t| I «x*tl «l*fen«e »» fwiaU . . “and!! have Isen ...ke,i I...I.I I M uar R iver seetor. rtoaa. The ling no owned by Mr. and Mr*. Ihunuu Hiiyden of Imarblackout tr«t that I in voluntary nt1b*lntrnl« f«»r i» I Hrni-h flier* clnimevl a heavy .Hint time, with the exception of • toll t»f the mvuder*' tiun*|Hjrt cliff Manor. N. Y . ami wilt lie shown nl the alxty slxtli oiinuul ilnk* po*p Jocome Bomv lime In foie Friday, ('tv-urdinuloi ' pplioditN for ligining u* itir | column* belnnd the lines north *how of the Westminuter Kennel Club, to lie held in New Yolk ini«lnirbf A n. I’tteriMHl M*tH*rteil trnUy. | ntlets, pnrui’hute trooper* and u .«»f l*urti llulong, whileSingoCity for the benefit of the American Red Croud. Ortler* from tne Third In , Vu other auecial u. *»gnnient*. |jnire cMiiiuled a heuvy toll of .‘KM 1 trrerpfor ('omnimd m eived • Thi* ibM** not i nply *•* *(,l«*ctivr .kilViI nnd 7'J.'» wounded in ye*'throuph John Rudy of Orl.tmlo, | *ervice hrmiche* terduy'* 100 plane Japanme utfinancial ties should bo brokan Idistrict uir raid warden fm tin*i Fdiicational re«piirement In. tuck by alt t t nations and'that an nnI t tntral Florid* area. placedLpiaiify men for aviation radrt up-1 fh,. heieiigueied colony wa* twna would act In concert in ta| Seminole and eight other countiesiMilntmenta have l»ern lowered. | cheered, however, by the arrival tar rPwatabUahlng. relatlona. for IH bo ir- Initially two year* of co lege worn j of ,MlWrlfu| hurricane pursuit article till* ■were required. rtquire.1. Then this tHim requirerequire | fightrrs, — - - fight*‘ Flaee cold maintained Its g rip ' day and tialay -K.A.F. 'ment was rut t» make training',i er— are clnliteil with downing n a hugs area both north and to high •chi.nl graduate* five Japanese Unnliers from a •■action" roup of lli.. . available south at Moscow, but It fall to who rouUI p i ., rdus'ationat re flight chill thtt «ethuala»m of the Bed of .71). i|uirrmenl trsls • . /. J r I ci| met last nlghl t*. .li-ru-s A Chinese army spokesman would •n p y an any sector of the vast Da, it wa Now all that l* required. It front, dispatches Indicated. • further prvvluu* plssns for the American teems U nerve, three letters of said that 70,000 to 40,000 Jap. liv e pr ala trains filled with recommendation tivl lelng in Inc ane-e had left Japan for Chin­ r a am. wounded Ocrman C U r T I C U h T m H e«d ffoten iij < Wounded IH tu 20. Inelu-ive, age bracket ese renters along the lowrr and passing the required physical Yaogtie Valley liecauie of |kP , fear of Allied air attack. * " - .U ... but aebtev i o f-thu German -sfofcno* id O f ) I n S 0 O C t i O H 1 C o u rse s, C < I ' f t S 8 e S ! l h r wntsr plant t.lwrr t« o.lvlso test.-. Only on Ihr eastern, and for Retpiiremanls for duty In parskvy cltjr, Maahalak Maahalok rail. _____ th." public of> the s t a r t of th r i rhute unit* either fur original rn less critical, side nf thr Malayan V o U i Ua #OTMr. JVhools In Scminule County to para- peninsula was there evidence of H. M. Watti.n who rrprvaentr.1 I htarkoiit. illstment. nr trsn sfe r Into • »I Japanese praares* of consequence. rccrlvrd high praise fiom Dr. W. me Chi mber of Commerce, w»»| "'Ve will make just as much hute units, rre: Thcv must he supple, active. J There, the British command ac T. Edwsnts, assistant curricul .foetnl r htirm nn «f the general j noi«e a . wt cap." Mr. Peterson unt director o f the Stale Depart- advisory committee for national j declared. The starting signal alert with firm muscle*, ami sound hm wlcdgnl th al the imperial outment of Public Instruction, who defense training at its orgnniia- will t>e continuous short blasts limbs; cnjmhle of development in- | >hisI at Kndau, a l o u t H.*> ntUr* just completed an Inspection tom tioa meeting last night, Alex K. R- for three minutes, minutes, while a short to so aggressive Individual fights abovr Singapore, hail fellen back Iiefnir superior enemy force. c te trry of the of all County schools. Suparin-, Johnson, se sectetrry thi commit- 1 even whistle a fte rw a rd will slg- er with g re at endurance. Age limits 20 to 30, both inclu-! till the western anchor of the tendent T. W. Lawton announced1tee' a n i l supervisor of defense | nut all rtsar, It has not bevti ladkatlmm point lo a Urge »tI Hi its>h line, however, British headtraining, sttt«l this morning. reyralnl ** to how long thr eg- | slvr. i r i l n i a t Urn aaaoal ssuvllug today Muvimum weight not to exccnlI quiitcrs rrported there had been nitmlwr of represent- peeled bluckoul blackout will lust. In • report to Mr. Lawton, A number or persona represent-, at tka mimhirv e tka Sariord lM .’i imnml* and s visual minimum | onlv slight contact with the JapTka Klwmnls, Liona and Rotary Mr. Williams state.1 that p a r 'd various Industrie* ami organl-l "| bellev* w we are ready for Pradw tiw . C r e d i t AaMriatlon. i unese in the area of II. to Kahat Mr. Peterson of 2U-It), each eye. action." wkkk wtB U kaU an Jam tt . Chiba have given up their usual ticularly IntvreiUng wa* the line ’"‘Ion* wero present: J I BrumngaAll m m volunteering nr enlist­ ill-oil ill) miles north of Sing daacM thiai yaar to Joini In a condition of rural school, in '’ ft » « » " ' tmht-ts-y; L.M. Car- staled. "Kvery rffort will be Millit rombinad Civic Cluba Charily equipment, ‘‘•ocher personnel and q|,|pp r*j p“ ‘Urimk!!." O l*. Wade, made to immediately place volun­ ing for thi- ilutv will be required pore, the farthest previous poll of enemy penetration. U J. B. Davtdaaw, * k # la a Ball for tka bona fit of tha I’rr* curriculum offerings, and ‘hJ,.t i .4hor unions a. employee.! F.J. teer defense workers in the Held to sisn th* statement: "I, -----------— . hereby In the area of link it I'uyong, a ty ttiy l i — mm • ( tka aoaac ident’a Birthday Infantile Paral­ the outlying school, gave eviVmi ^ ^ Viduoteei for duty with para lull nine mile* north of llutu Ps* ysis Drive, c l u b officials anrhntitiiop-. I understand ftillv lint and In-low the Mnur river, Am lutarn ting and inatroctlv* nonncod today. enn7 o 0/||v^**choi'il« "" * '••nresenlalive »fOut-of-Schonl official, urgeil the public to ,t0 J.?.?., •ch0° 1' , , . Nouth National Training Prigram: -lie nn the alert for the lest that in iierfitiiname o f,s u ch ilutv. •aid the British communique, "our pragrvm h is bava arrangvd far T» bo held Friday evening, en Mr. Wllllania commended the M fjrrlfnrVi Works Progress tha mavtlng. Ur. Duvldoog said. Jan. SO, f r o m OtSO to, 1:40 und to Co-operate fully when It I «*ill I - reiiidml to jump from artillery inflictnl heavy casualexisting InHween. Adminlslration rnnsultrnt; O.M. comes. un airplane ami fond vit paru- tire on the enemy ut short iange • law M l m will ka Intro- o’clock at tha Armory, the dance relationships teachers and principals ""‘I j Simmons, Fnlcr d Fmnloymcnt over open sight*." rhnti I at tka maatlag thU yw r, ha will footaro the music of Aus­ among the prlncl|>ale of vario1. . , Agency consultant: T. W. U w - w . .. . . This signed stalemenl will Im-lln v y fighting continued there tin's orchestra, with special cn- schools. He aiblesl that lunch |t,.n public schimls consultant; ,L O O t l A S S O C I J l t l O I l ceine u port of the soldier’* »er ' i n*l in the nearby llakri vkinity. terra mines i pianneu oy ini tertalnmeat planned by tha com- rooms In school, throughout ; Vemaii Hrnn.on. R.K. Krnnnly. " a O O O U a U U I I vice li l ord. The Lurmis, air und ground drMB m * tarmmr la vlUDy Jntar- binad enUrtafoatanl , committees comi In Jfender* effected r stri ng coordln••tad la tka araU rag and chang­ • f that fhraur Vpapaoring clubs. the county appear to Iw under Slats Department of Education S n G W U I n P r O f l a o efficient menagrmrnt anil proVonrulUnts. J I lU T V a I I I L I L ilO C ' t i l ing candltiawa aflaattag sgrkul__ — ' w ’ I.-,,. _ l i r t l l IT ..,, * uteil defense lost night In heavy •Tka, Sanford Garden. Club Clu will vide children with good fmnl ut ( "The ailvitorv committee I* nrA p p m i n l a 1 *' r u i l m c n W ill UHt j fighting ugulnst m; . i l Japanese dccoratY Ike Uterlor of tha Ar- S reasonable roet. Most of the: ,>.-nlt*d under frderul regul itlons.” ^ a v i n i r j i nsory for tka affair, and other school libraries were said ta bejtfo, Johnson explained. "Its puttha Inasal .atsriJa organlutiona have promised their in excellent rondltion. | poee la tn advise and make recotnWith nn increase of 57 percent -------- . _ | lower Burma towur.l the tiulf nf d to tha mambars. support |a m a iln c tala an AllJ Marfuhan. “Throughout the rounty ther- j owndatlon. for rarrying out In- in savings accounts rrportrd feri IIKI.LKAIR, Jan. 22.— Id) Sanfonl Calabralbn of tha ______ , tka crodlt aaaoclaAn intense struggle raged on the was evidence of careful school !"n>«ton. n the new training 1041, members oT the First Fe.1- Msrhineiy aimed at adopting 8r vie* prvsfo P m U a n t’a Birthday. Dm ate administration and pUnt and; "hlch are being set up eral Ravings nnd Loan Assocla .Imalanl sin-* of container* in mountain slop* near Kswkarrik, In order that all poaslbla E. lion of ifominofo County held their whirii prialiice is shipped and 120 miles inside the Burma-Thalt ill funds may t o to Urn charity it­ ^ " S l - r s i r ^ ' " DartlcuUr ’ Bmlg.U totaling IIU I-1 were tnnual meeting yesterday end re­ sold was set up Wednesday by . bonier nnd about 4.'. miles east vice self, tka Klwanls, Lions and Ro­ E L T t J S recommended for epproval of the elected ull officers a'ml director* t h e United Fteth Fruit and' of the city of ifoulmein, on the °v.edO; tary Cluba trill thamsrives ab­ Interest to tna Stale Uepartme t romm(llte l0 fovrr four , rc weld- for 1942, J. C. Higgins, secre­ Vegetable as.oclatlon. | Ude.wept gulf almost directly opI , ^ Uf.h mg eUsscs. two boat tulldlng tary und treasurer, announced to­ sorb all aapaaaaa of tha dance. FlorWa U tha work Auatin Anson. .Sallnos, Calif-. J !">■"«* Ilanguon. of the Gene-, |(UU#lli , w o n|r|,|anc , ervlclng day. All lexeme from the sale of chairman ' nf t h * association's f EUmantary School which lx j ami one claim in automo* ticksta will m dlraei to t tha InA review of the businrsa for speciai container committee, told 1the year showed a substantial In- the nrganlintlo n t h a t leaders Futri, with tha being observed on successive , iv# ,,,te hanlrs. teacher* |creese In lean* made, In addition had ugit»ctl on u mtlhotl of • f tha Fadaral Wednesdays by the from lha Florida Southern workto thv large gain In saving! ac­ clearing i p rhaollc conditions •bop. Tba . Geneva faculty wa* counts, Mr. Illgglna revealed. The without having federul reguln" n S l a i i h , gaMral chairman In attendance twa years ago at off k era re-elected are Howard at tka driro, robtrid out that >0 Faville. president: Frank Evans, linn* forced on the industry. A arifer aboard a United percent o f til funds roeelved In a similar, works hap held at the "Then.*’* a national container Florida B u te College for Wornfirst vice president; Walter Cole8tales dertroyer wrote to tha In Bemlnol# At the s’ -,’h annual meeting mrn, second vice president; J. C. bill storing us In tha .fee*,” he kxal Bad Croua umaban. thank- County far kxal. ate, whlla tba On exhibit In tha Poet Office Higgins, secretary and treasurer; declared, “ If * • c»n*t P“ » " ur I"st nlaht In the company's aftag lhaaa Car clothing which tba r w u ir ia t lM pm w t la used nshouse in onler now w* m'giH n* f i r e , memter* of the Sanford .. lobby ia a cartoon urging the and Lea Leaker, assistant sec re­ m * on IM tionaBy. h r , BadU eo mmended well support the legUUllon. A.C.I- R.R. Employer* Federal nt and treasurer. e w T i m e E f f e c t i v e ; porekasa of defeiue bond, ami f r a trig av tba aetlen af tka thraa dvfo N Credit Union voted o 4 percent Tha dire*tori of th* aesocUtiott n i g-i s [«taaap* by Ben Guthrie, who won Tha postal w rd wkkk was ad- eleba as groat patriotie, and XTJ . 1 dividend on shares. Sanford Doudnev, John Ircrognitinn during i> and •re f r a u d l* " A k riw n Bad Croaa oakad that avaiyaaa who form­ W. M. Thlgnen war turned pres­ ___ 119 for his humorous caricatures. Melech, Mr. Coleman, hfr. Evans, “ ■ “ * w friJowar erly aiteiuM any e f tba annual ident: A. II. R. lew is vice presi­ WASHINGTON, J an t t . W V -! R J . Holly, poetmaiter, disclosed Mr. Faville, Mr. Lasher and G. U. domra, w k rik ^ • • dent; and M. E. l-eddon, treasurer. Claeka may bo an Hour foster today. . . ’Stuart. Nrw membere of the managing R itk r and Matsunka are look­ after Fib. 9 hot officially they •< y o w •tuff elected went 0 . E. Ewin, wUI (tin ha on "Btandsrd Tima .lin ing g with fright at a t an Eagle’* Eagk ____ ______ 1eommlt- Tka March IBIS law defining time beak which pecks at them from M. E. I.addon. M. Mlnarik, E. C. i a t Maxwell Stow- lanes, provides Standard Time ofithn faee of an American silver Williams, A. H. R. Lewis and J, L l.ec. John Ivey, tka f ln t aona to ha designated •*; dolkr. In Uw cartoon bearing W. W. Huekeba. I* T. BhepClub: H. "Eastern Standard Tima" and aojtha words. "Your dollar n n "Tka Lest if," a nagklan and P’nl ami C. fo Matthews were nd Z. an far tba faor continental time I right too, Buy United States Da- his wlfs who assistst Mm, kav# | rleeted tn the Credit Committer) Club) promised to taka thair audlsnes while J. L. Oslloway, B. Johafa* on • "whirlwind i s n r af the Circuit Court Judge M. B. and __ _ T. L. ____OTonnor- were named world, ravsaHag o u t standing Smllh will ha at tha C ourt, as tba Rupervlaorv Committee. feats af tack nation’s master Reports from tha varioui msglclsns," when they appear House at 10.00 A.M. Friday to mlttaar wars read and all raflaet_ • • tka an tba Bovtk B i d s Primary bear any matter* ^ be pre­ rd i fro r'-rous v*ar. Th* nearly tka Fro*. ■fohoot’s stags Friday night at sented bafor* th* Clrouit Court- elected nI/Vera *11 *xnre*a*<l onBEEN, SwiUcrIaad, Jan. 22^ - ftSO s’clock. Miss France* H* 1* expected to com* hare on tlmlam frr tka Union during 1041, iffV—The food situation bt Fronet Barrow, president o f tho aaao- the third Friday of every month. and a aucceaaful yerr la' waa reported Wednaadny night of- primary aehool STATE PRODUCES Cerperol Fnu Warner, .to have lad to riots tn at Unit Blight damaga resulted from Mr*. fo«CT c Itlas. In Baafard, said this a fire caused by a defective Hu* - rr— “ iW Corps, Mediterranean city of WINTER HAVEN, Jan. t t - ~ a In a house at 00B Wrot First M trraafercvd between MarwIUro nnd Proceeds seen rod f r o m Street vaatarday afternoon. Firs bP) —Florida produced t, ,Va. to San veg*tables last year to feed ■akh border, doekwarhers, performance will be danatad Chief Mack Clavaland atatad to­ haa been aiatka city hall after dmtt- >ha local Rad Croaa chapter < day. Mrs. E.L Paten called own 1,900,000 people pica fro tiro past i n kad bean aitimted. 'bkata may kg norrimaod tit cither fireman In tlaro to prevent tho million vlalten and had withdrew rody^'wWdT^Sta a t tka Booth left over to exoort 00.007 or nt fire from spreading. food*. Nathan Maim. Rtate ' ‘ to rolsnaa _tka Red Cross mis* loner of do to Flnt Streat. Fire Wardens throojbeot hero Wodaeod iy. s Tr S ta te Director Watson Elected wvinci. Praises C ounty Head Of School I School System .* Advisorv G r o u o c o u mv i*f*»** , Complete^ .f J Committoe D hcusw s ;'»• - " I f , >“ j J S qMr /iD r ic w u u .'a te " 1;;", '.i J *k! an. M in i Large Attendance la Civit Ciubft Will (Expected A t Meeting Jointly ftionsor Mho and J & stil s prevent Uw all of tka JbM Ja for off tka ________ ma ___ »• warn fcla I right that tka peril t r i m , and daadttar Jafkson, Dies Benefit Dance £ a - a v in g i— A cc o u n ts | standard Containers Sailor Thanks Red Croat For Parcel A. C. L. Railroad K Employees Wi l l G e t Dividends Poet Office Shows Cartoon On Defense S5T"iiro N inth Of February i»n, City News Briefs S R B tt Magicians Promise Exciting Program j rw fv tiru ^ h n W r ^ * * " * — '• • * ■ situation In Causes Riots Warner Sent F To ’ San Francisco V ? htola County are expected to at- n sfi i S - S - l r 5S L f T S . ss% i‘“ ",M" jgyg TWgSkrg,;• a* ’j a CM ] m m m ^ m L • � 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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JANUARY 1». 1*4# T!1B SANFORD 1IBHALD, SANFORD, FLORID, Kennel Club Inaugurates New TWO-FISTED ATTACKER Loosen*, R estriction s Athletic* and photography are the two moat popular hobbies amour oallstod mao In the U. B. Nary. | CHARLESTON,- '2. CH ian. IS— For the flra t time alnretho •LONGWOODl J in . 19 (Special) float Half Dalir DaoOWl Bonford-Orlando Kannal Club. In J>**• . 'ilip f * '" J £•*'• llarptr »•••"» |h u wftli ik. h ... Xtanil HIM Wltn giving tho boat pro | My rnrluna 7i Balia Doeky M«r»h m m poaaltlf, baa temporarily « A c pitot • i»par Tcffio trim mod IU prof ram from 11 to FWorih Race—Polarity 10 racoa a lulhL I l Bob Moor# I Urhir Kir. In dlecuaaing the thane*. Rat- J Boy « Iran# war the SecrvUry P at Mretie detlar- * H?" * _ „ » " r* " ,r '* edi "Wa can offor a better pro- * p wTfiC 7a MIU •ram this way, alnte It will mean , neurbin i w i k ' m. more roat for tome of the dogs. i Miami Celling «Tw.MH.4um In addition. It will allow more » l^ d r Pani 7 Verni.h time to make wagers and result 4 M«<is« * in fana gettlne home earlier." I . „ With Race—5*10 Mile The feature rare until furth- 1 Vi«a» a T i.fT«i• • f notice will b( the eighth, In- I |>„n orlandn 7 Maak»<t l<»4 •trad of the ninth. The dally t imromy • Rural Tip A Laxatives. AdW’fb«idr JAW KttA c o u n tto S M X M I0 4 . " »!• WiUBAlYlE •K W dltipA V Coyof ootitorr jam. 1*, ti l e WuWORTf? rism e ep c D c A cA d i v<Jb«M>’e niAMPiMMir Leader among KWJM ttY rU U M f ^ k bt oCKOA’ aw ere ^ PlPfMAf Coate fOoai trict Headquarters annoonead here today. Formoriy, only thoee men with a minimum of thro* years active engineering practice subsequent, to wnduatiea from college w en eligible for such appointment A t present there are over TOO offiesn enrolled In the CleU en­ gineer Corps Reserve. Meat of these officers .are on active duty In naval districts, yards, and station., a* wall aa on various construction projects which the Navy la undertaking throughout the United States >sad In outly­ ing po n ses Iona. The Bureau of Yarda and Docks estimate, that between TOO .and 300 additional reserve officers will be needed to complete the war expansion program. BLACK—DRAUGHT I Rememt bar th a t neat time the need a | a laxative haa you logy, encore fortablel Yoa, U'a one of th# (■eat celling laxatives In thflj Booth. I t contains a u rak-laxff t i n , ao It may tone laty IntaaUnal muscles. It's spicy, aroraaU ic, easy to taka, usually act* gently, thoroughly by aimple dW roctiona. Demand t h e genuine BLACK-DRAUGHT! . -A D * | between 1 1 4 and t Inches. They took this action because of the very low prices received for their 1941 crop. ; A goose baa 12,000 muaClrs With favorable soil conditions USIN* KcriA HMM to control Its festhers alone. begun ceuA uy W9u4 dkif allay* the couch or you Aife* TAVARE8, Jan. 19— (Special) prevailing, growershav. 10voyour money back* —Citrus, Bea laland cotton, and An automatic lo c k mechan­ watermelons ara being given ism In ■i bird’s foot keeps It on R E O M U L S IO N major attention In Laka County the percli while asleep. farCoucfci.Chait Colds, IroncUris a t this time, according to Coun­ ty Agent iR. E. (Norris. “Growers have been quite pleased over returns from tan­ gerine sales and ara .optimistic about prospects tor a good sea­ son .with oranges and grapefruit, also. Lakes have been a t a higher level than usual for this period of the year, and ■growers are hoping this will prevent anv D lM agglo Is Nam ed serious cold damage this w inter.' and the saras number at the Members of the. Lake County “P layer Of Y e a r ” S I .0 0 0 .. . 54th hole. Sea Island Cotton Grower* As­ sociation recently met and peti­ OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 10,— tioned the Commodity Credit (A*)—Racing homo with another Corporation to Extend loans to sub-par round, hla fourth hi » centarflsldsr of the gNew York many Include any cotton arith a staple Byron Nslaon card­ Yankees and last season's moat ed a days, 72-hole total of 274 to valuable player In the American win the f5,000 Oakland Open league, waa named unday by golf tournament Sunday. New York baseball writers as . The big ball-belter from Tole­ their cholca for tha "player of do, Ohio, by way of Fort Worth, the year" award to b# presented Tax., pocketed 91,000 for hla at tnelr annual dinner Feb. 1. par-cracking performance, and It was the second time In five y ea n that tha honor had hern won by "Joltin’ Jeo" and the first time In tho 12-yeor history of tho award that the writers had repeated a previous selec­ tion. , The BS-game hitting streak of Lot 3 Blk 6 T r 0—2 story dwelling at 410 Myrtle Ave. the mighty slugger from 8an Francisco was an outstanding Lot 3 Blk 8 T r 9—2 dwellings at 408 French Av*. feat of tha 1941 season, break­ 8. 40 f t of Lot 0 Blk 0 T r 4—2 story dwelling at 70S Oak ing a 44-ytar-old major league record and propelling tha YenA rt. Sculptor Wallace, adopting an keea to their fifth pennant In Idea advanced by the Chilean Ni­ Lot 8 Blk 12 T r 8-D w slllng at French Are. six years. trate Educational Bureau, 1*111 Lot O.Blk 12 T r 8— Dwelling at 101T French Ave. . mold a chicken, hog and cow 'n butter and dleplay tha figured In utter Caricat Lots 1 and 2, Boyd’s Subd.—Dwelling a t 2002 Franck A r t .' lass refrigerated eablnota. The ormatlon la that of o flfo and W ill Be Exl Lot 4 Blk 1! T r 2, Martin’s Add.—Dwelling at 914 French drum corps, leoden In the na­ Ave. tional food army th a t the gov­ ernment aaka to supply defense 8 . 40 f t of Lot 3 Blk F, N eon’s Add.—Dwelling at 312 N INTH RACE— FUTURJJJY!1 forces with 115,000.000,000 lbs. Chapman A n . FIELDER • J* ’ Lota 81 and 22, Pino Height*—Garage A p t a t 2444 Park ' OLD BRIAR { A n. i, * MONK BLUE wtion to the nation’s star afROUGH TRAFFIC forts at the Florida Stats Fair, Fab. 3 to 10, J . E. Wallses, JOYFUL MORN The City Commission has a m aster’s LADY IMAGE deed to th e foregoin g properties, anc$ FOXY KID r C itrus, C otton And M elons G et N otice CoPriJo/J It eu)C jffiism I*?™" Nelson Ctolms After Victory £ ■SSSI,''Sfi G E T T H E T H R IL L 7 UNION Corow Flrat * Frtneh B COMB IN AND U«T YOUR DM2 CALENDAR M O T O I R| I N E 5 ETTA HJCTT Classified Advertisements FEEDS i t Toachton’a O n. HELP WANTED SENIOR onto. baauty operator at Herald. SITUATION WANTCD HALT DAY Jo*. May, I t l CyCOLORED GIRL HALF-DA’ r»r *•1 th ey are offered fo r sa le with all ta x es; paid to January 1942.. P a n s ra l D ire c to r Wo PARK AVENUE I0AX SACKS. 400 R FEATURE A ndersonG riffith , far yra ss4 real mbs reete rdeaed. far wars yiuwrs, Is • ■wry m by bos. Sealed bids will be received by. the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, in the Office of the City Clerk at the City Hall until 6:00 o’clock P. M. January 26, 1942, for the cash purchase of all or any pprt of the following addi­ tional property acquired by the City through foreclosure of taxes and | or special assessment liens. irove digestion , (by low, of gaatrio Julcei build now eti Hove periodic DUI. Ob Root* If* (Buford HIfkway) at LoagWMi ■boot 10 M08B Booth of Sanford. „ TURN AT R ID ARROW The City Commission reserves th e ' rig h t to accept or reject any o r all bids,; H . N /SA Y E R , City Clerk.1 B y P A U L ROBINSON �I; ’ V . . . BUY BONDS! 1908 S A N F O RD , FLO K ID A , H fc to A Y .lv I A N U A R Y 20. 1912 ------wi----------------------- —r, a ___________________ l ji_________ » Bombers Hits Nippon Cruiser Bomb T a n k e r O ff ^ Southern P h i l i p * pines And Account For 3 Jap P lanes Battle Of Moscow In Reverse Reds Smash reak With Nazi Lines Axis Powers AtTwoPoints Is Predicted “E s c a p e Corridor” South American Re* Is Narrowed For , publics Are Said 1 0 0,0 0 0 Germans h Ready To End Re­ In Mozhaisk Area *X. lations With Nazis in r Iw w iain fo n t HE JA N E IR O . Jan. 20. (A*) -A unmiimouR b n u k hi rvln UeiiA with the A *'e txiwrr* by th* '.’i American republic within tiro days w >s predicted lislay tor a nigh fu m tlo n a ry of the n n -A ra aric u n Conference. A rgontlne anil Chile have been ' tone holdouts. < u l observer* expressed the belief th at <Br t u w t a t ^ Preasl Chile Would follow Argentine** “radically m odified" a ttitu d e Russian armies are rc|M>rtrd • k r a d i c W h i c h now is consideied cooperto have narrowe<l the “escape which The Carman army, r imbed by weather af >S degrees below itro and repeated Red army blowa, gey* way at Important point* In the central sector of the east­ ern front, it was r-ported today. invaders Pound ~ ^ - Dutch Harbors A ssa u lt I s Renew ed corridor’’ of 100,000 Hermans at Moihai*k today and amaahrd the German winter defense line a t two important points. The regular post-midnight communique issued in Moscow today told of the rrcaptuce of Konbrovo “in the Smolensk dis­ trict" far wrat of the capital, and confirmed the retaking of Vtreya, 13 miles southeast of W & W n M t V . S. M en !r m f ta x o n is la n d Moxhalak. American bomber* today nk a Japan*** cruiaer, and direct bUa on a tank* k m tn | the bitter fit use*; 100 mflea elf Joto in K & lk m TMIpplnaa, the Reports from Um Bartons f ro n t i U U th* Battle of Moscow, tt* Naato had attempted to rapture Ota city with a giant enMat, te a gone Into tovarao. with Soviet troop* encircling and If off large Natl troop unit*. On# farce of Rada U smashthe Rib«v-Vy asm a-Bryansk (A) Una# On (hi sector between trad and Moscow, the Invader* are facing annihilation. An* Sad forte tea-by-paaeed O ie L 'W lth aft tha Soviet might a l w p m Ns * j **- jn&ri v* / -M Capt Smith Get* Airline Promotion K tag phrase will atil Its has been ho slogan Is or* used anywhere r awarded to oo the Scenic while U klrg eras "Sanford, Mat City”. ;xn also will ascs and by «•, Several I received, and and 93 were tukanta Asaa* >nd aad third ~ V “ i U “ u .S ; ” ■nd »l* ytm rJ tt«t and bam- ; [ , .Jmv; • storm flying, Captain Smith Join- troteum coordinator, almost slmsd Eaatorn Air IJnes Nov. U "Itansout y with announcement 1*30. H* to now a '. Million- Iby Ih* Navy that another tankK ite .” * ler, the R. H. Malay, hail been at* • Captoln Smith la marries! and by * , ,u !l£l,rlC? , o tt lhe rtshlcs with hi* 12-year-old »on;A‘tonte cwst. Th. Malay sura t 9911 N. Creenway Drive. Coral ‘ho attack, but throe other fUhlM. lanMm haw been »unk tlnco ----------------------- . lla.l Wrdnrtelay. P rice Cellinar Mr. Davies, In announcing his winning G asoline T hreatened 'WASHINGTON. Jan. » .< * > > Retail dealsra In cdl grades of gasolln* m stv ed notice today from PrH* Administrator Laon Henderson th at pries* must re­ main a t or below t t e Iwwwl o* last N*v. 7, or a prico calling will b* Imposed. City News Briefs Workman n r * repainting the woodwork on tte exterior and Interior of tte Court House. W. T. EdwarJ* of tte Stata Department ad Education la vtoIUng aU Saraloots Comity school* tn eonnaetion with a BUta-wld. acteat analysis report Super* Of 11.1 Japanese Are Rut 75 Miles From City, Production Shakcup Enffllsii Q uartern Now Acknowledge Invaders Land Below Main Line Tokvo Declares Ma! Inyan Town Water Supply Is Cut O ff ■ Ia n He win he increased Use Of Tank Cars Asked For Warns ’TJrrman nand Italian dlplomats have orrally threatened lirarvign M inister Aranhn Eo re ig With the statem ent th a t a rup. tu le In relations lietween llrasll tig) tha Axis would t>e regarded aa a m ost unfriendly act. It t | . | learned Monday night from a n excellent source. A ppsrcntly p a rt of a wal*. spread scheme In l-atin America U “ torpedo" the conference of fa trig n m inisters tn session h ire , the A x i s w arning was ehnl In the m ost diplomatic titude*—but it backfired im­ m ediately. . (This source said the th rea t gfgvkniptly moved President Vatgas to make the grinr d eclara­ tion a t a luncheon the same day th a t since w ar had come t» the w estern hem isphere, Ilrisvil could no longer be neutral. It was loomed th a t the con­ ference In effect had given bedta h t A rgentina until Tht rsday to, make up her mind whether .h e would join siste r American republics in a unanim ous iliplo■ tic break with the A ils. O ther evidence of Axis intrigue a t the conference came from |tle l Padilla, Mexican for. m inister. We know th at Axis agent* working In their well known h!o«, which I* very skillful, xrtl A m erican countrim from breaking o ff rela­ tions," he said in an Interview. Ila adth-d th at he hail “ no conn e t a inform ation alsiut their artkina." Mr. Padilla said other con­ ference Icrsilet s were aw are of Asia efforts t» saluitagv the m eeting. M M IIK R British Defenders Of Singapore Will Face Supreme Test &■ MIAMI J«n. 20 tspec Cipt. Ralph K. Smith of Eastern Air Lines, a native of Sanford, has teen appointed check pilot for hla compiny's eastern region. It waa announced today by Hidncy L. Shannon, vies i s J U In * | charge of oparitlons. on duty a t hia present base. Mi Ih ami. Captain Smith wrnt to high _____ school In Pbiladelphb, Pa. ami WASHINGTON. Jan *0 GP) obtained a college degree from Ths gnvr-riiment Monday night . e y"'«r».H y of Mexico in Me*- csllsd on oil cnmpan'aa to Injc° .[M l, ho msrlc h i* |rrraM „ ,r ,,f railrmid lank cars first volo flight a t a member of f„p movement of petrnlrum pro tn m JL . n.T ill* ,,r,B' ucin,f “Florida Night" Celebrated B y Sanford Tourists Following a short buatne»e matting a t whkh winU r vlel* to n planned a picnic a t Lake M a n n e a t Monday afternoon, tte Sanford Tourist Chib waa entartalaad by Mlaa Dorothy Sanford end a number of her music student* from Seminole High 8chJol; a string band, the Florida Wranglers; Clarence (Cracker) Dennalson. Imperson­ ator; Mies Edith Lovejoy. plan* 1st; Mrs. f . Shads who gave a patriotic reading With Robert E. Lae a t l u subject) Whistlin' WllUe, negro comedian, w i t h Mrs. W. B. Brinson In charge of tte program, “Florida Night.’' Konbrovo, not listed on avail­ able maps, apparently waa some­ where weal of Kirov in the di­ rection of Yrinya, and the Soviets said the Red drive ■teadlly was gaining ground with the Nans suffering heavy loeaea. Fighting was rising in intensi­ ty, It was said, and it was thus appeared that a major offensive to turn the German line at Schluesselburg waa being de­ veloped against the German Field Marshal von Lweb, one of Hiller's best known expert* In Idafeneiv* warfare. ftcm lrr Stalin was described here as strongly interested per­ sonally in operation, believing, that to smash the German aro before Leningrad would have not only Its obvious military effect but a strong effect as well upon a German public already worried by tha failure of Hitler’s ram* paifB at tha canter. M em ber Afutoclaled P rriw u ti tn w isti* r irio llritix h m ilita ry q u a r te r s nckiH ttvIi’ilg fil t o d a y t h a t t h e , J n iu tn e - p a ro tv ith in 75 ' n tilc x rtf Siiig»|M rri‘. a n il t h e ! i n f i l t r a t i o n o f s e a In rrn e in v a x iiiii f o r e t- a In-low t h e mis in lin e in ilic u te tl t h e finttl te x t rtf S in g a p o r e '* tic fcnw-H i* f a * t a p p n rH c h in g . Itcp o rtm g a t hi« W ashington office a s chairm an tit tire W a r ' "ff'c ta l t.erm an broadcast, Production Board. Donald Nelson b».ks a t a poster reading Artier- , |'lM|>(y nrltj, h trtm ps. Ich' m A nutefr! Product ion!" And that h to In* lii* itn-w rr, tltt ln rn l m c irrln l 70 in »\ v * north af .Mr. N ilio ti, who w nrtm l there •iiii-*l Ik* iiu JUg* in |ii'«M|uriii«: the \Siiiirn|Mirr. m e MttMckin^ in an war c«|uipincnl v iu ll) nreiltil to ilrfra t the \\i*. 'iittu n p t to r» l their way o u t of IlMIHlIfNllt said i the tra p Thi the It A. F. Is nttem pting >o aid the •urrm nsled forces to | reach Singapore. The toondenst added that J a p rse tlo o p , have seised a w aterwan k* 211 mile* north of Johoro llsin . cutting off Singapore I tom it a “ vital source of w ater I.O NIION , Jan . -.’ll idh •upply." Prim e M inister W insloii Chiirch A lautilon -poke,m an said ill Inform ed the fh>u*r of t orn- there »a* no ronfin n atio n of ;ooos lislav he shurerl (heir niiy Japanese landing* a< close anxiety about the Parlie Opera­ a* 2S little* from Singapore, tion* but *iiid he has n "grow .Mi-anwhlle. u rnmmuni<|ue from |n g runfirli-nrn'* in ihe i'M ii\ua| rKartarmi, anu'urrced the RrllU h victory there. lonl 'teen forrerl to give up second m o st im portant air C elery shipm ents to thi- n o tlh are increasingly heavy and Ih* day rlr liutr will la- held «noit on ilwse on th r llurnm panhandle. price i* holding up to * sntl*- the war -llualioir, he offered pi Tavny. 200 miles down the Mal­ A trtnry level, II. J. Is-hm an, call for a vote of ro n fid riu e if ayan Peninsula and 110 m iles debate chiillanged hi* west of Jan-nesr-uccupird Bangm anager of lhe Sanford S ta te the lu k m Thailand, h a s been useful F o rm ers' M arket, staled th is govern ment. fnr lanling Ja o a n e sr a ir fields. Edgar Granville, liheral na m orning. of I’arliaiitent The Biitiah said they believed More celery I* Irelng eul now lional iin-nthcr and 1s increasing nearly c v etv anil other* rlenrly were disaatl*. the Japanese alro ’ ily had e sta b ­ day. The e arly season crop, held fieri with Foreign S ecretary An­ lished plane* there. l ‘orrea|Mintlents am ong the back by unseasonable w eather, thony K.rlen'* M alaya statem ent troop* at the front reported the la com ing in, and It i* canceled J«n. X in a h irh Mr. Kiler: *ail Au-tralinn*. B iitiah and Indian* government nrri'tUed lull were fur from disheartened bv a that c u ttin g will anon reach the the rr*|Hin,ihilty for B ritish re re tre at which ha* now gone on peak of the seasnn. T he price per c ra te rem ain* verse* "if we w ere w rong, it for no re than *1* week*. wa* * ihdda-ratr decision, all I rrenund 93.211. and the»c a re Thi m> iirntiiith wii'K* indication* th a t the high price 'no* m» Isi-cd mi neglect." mg Australian« riding in » steady level w ill be m aintained d u rin g | Mnj. r lemciil It AHlee. hud stream In the fro n t In truck* the season. G rra te r p rosperity i n |p r i » v ■■•ul. prmni*ixl the House chalked with a»ch sing I It* as the no rth and the high ipixlity ‘of t'miinion* an o p p ortunity for “Tokyo F.aprrss." of the celery are given a* le a - ,a thorough exploration nf Fi sons for the corresponding high E astern and o th er troublesom e issue*. price. Mr. Lehm an a l s o announced Meanwhile. Mr. t'hurv-hill w*» t h a t a delegation rrp rrre n tin g Imny talking with his W hitvhall the A m erican In stitu te of Co­ aide* and denartm ent heads, and FtlltT LAUDERDALE. Jan. o peratives visited t h e m ark e t Monday tid ie d Buckingham I jtl i/1*i — Approximately 9000 yesterday In * atato-w lile in ­ Palace for Innelu-on w here he ,, i !al irer* were out of job* Monspection tour. T he ilelegatlm t reported to ... King George VI un !,(„• Iliirhl „nd er„„ damage wav consisted of farm er* from m any hi* 11ip to the U nited S ta te s u n i estimated at 93,".10,000 a* a re­ sta te s in tha union. Including Canada. sult of heavy rain* which aubfront O regon, Mr. Lehm an The*,- .folk* fureshndnwrd |s>*- |mrr.*i-d field* In this *gri"ilL added. • silih- change* In llrllldi war nr- .tu-vl sector. Prime Minister Is Confident Of Eventual Victory In Pacific Celery Shipments From Sanford Are Increasing D aily Heavy Crop Damage Reported I n State $ I t ganisalion, but most quarter* | Browanl (.'minty Agent B. K. "Tanker* have been sunk on did not expert a shakcup In th? I Lawton >ahl thr rainfall, which both coasts. Others hare had to cabinet itself. Hasted several hours Sunday hr assigned to military serrir*. nicht and Monday morning, was Ocean hauls are now complicated r ,, . * .. "1**“ worst In history.” by obvious hasards. The Pompano farmer*’ marThe first group nf Sanford 'This mean* that overland ket will tie eloactl Indefinitely as movomant tea become more lm- men to Uk* physical examina­ I h N ow B e in g T ested result of the washout. tions a t th* new pre-induction imrtant than ever.'* station lorated In th* Armory WASHINGTON. Jan. 2ft—olh building In Ortomlo returned STA TE HAH SHIK'KH —Th* War Department an- j yesterday at noon, following Group W ill Operate prompt attention. E. B. Garter nounevd Monday that the Army j FtJItT MYERS, Jan. 20—(JP) f th i local draft board auld to- *■» ‘urnlng succe.sfully t» do. A series nf tremors rumbled On F lexible Basis iday. lightly across the extreme south­ adding that complato ro- me,‘' p " n’' i»«P«rt*Nl prmlucl* rone, ern part uf Florida Monday. to whathar they have subatitutra for Manila accepted have not been which no longer may ba obtain The first national billiard match sd from ths Jspanrse occupied made yet. In the United Stats* was playid A large group of colored men Philippines. *t Detroit In USD. The sto^a will he sent to Orlando tomor­ Starting a large scale research was *15.000. the quartermaster row for pre-induction examln- program. a Ilona an d 'atao ivro negro vn|. W R was whl already to tev Abbreviations e c u commonly* untesra, Etoworth Williams whol***"/1 , aubatltutss in Maxim, used among th* anclrnt w riterwe* a delivery boy and Johnny C*"*™! America and Caribbean X. Bargeman, will be sent to and is testin-r hemn grown in Camp Blending. These are tba Ktnlucky ami Florida. first to leave Sanford on the Six Boys Leave January quota, Mr. Carter die* HALIFAX FISHES Draftees Back From Examination Center FloridaGrown Hemp' PAIM REACH. ~jan. ao -tA I —lord Halifax, Ambassador reeling bare In overcome the effects of an illness, has ven­ turer! Upon th* Atlantic and boated a 'eallflsh, a spekesinan revealed Monday. CELERY IS c t r r PAHOKEE. Jan. 20—GPl—The .annual harvest of the celery crop m ill* winter vegetable bowl on thgahoree of I-ok* Okoechobeo la getting wider way. Early sales at 93 to 93-99 a crate were reported. To Join U.S. N avy Six Sanford hoy*. Jack Morriaon, Pet* Mero, Dent Plarty, Jo* Douglass, Charla* Hatcher and Bernard Collins, who were ordered to re tarn home from the enlistment station In Orlando Jan. • a "military necessity” reuse of leak of facilities, toft early this morning far Jacksonville, anrouta to t h a Norfolk, Va* U. 8. N a v a l Training Station. T te teva war* asked to bring only toil­ et article* and to woar warm clothlag. Aa aeon a* tta y ■ \ .•v -\y �1 . I A — —t ................. 1 -r— — }A -* i • . t ~ >^PP*ISPPMW*WWtoRPW-W« Tire S tealin g .____ _ UlIM tr, set*. m ta* r « i otrw« • u N H . rb tM a M « f •*• ah mt Mare* i. Mat. s S R O I . U T O I . PRAM M ila * IP D P A I ■ V M G P im o p p a t k a la A l m w K .* S S ' ' I ’ P w .» •u a E T stl AN aMlaarr t w lw a. n r t a raaalattaaa ■»# mmtlmmm to t Ik* * ■ I* *KiM * l fa* ■IwtlWti nln> ___ „ Nm afapf _ ______ Urmrn, I mm. i » | H * » al i Tft* N m M I* Ito aallaaal rial4 al H m lM a i. W ltm arr *Mlelst*«* I* i*« lam* *M Hllaa mt «*• raaatrr with arts'* ■ IM M W W * I* ItlH M aaA - Ptf?5* *w T* * f TM I m U la a a a a b a r af Tk a aiaA rraaa « » la k la aaala* N t t I M la |ka a a* fa r w itlaa *1 a ll i r a a AUaalakaa •4 fa II a* aal Mikaralaa M la Ikta H r " aaA alaa MaJ aawa aakllakaA karHa. t a fMkllaallaa af mpmrlml aka* k*f*ta ar* a»aa raaan a* T U M P AY. JAN. 10, l» « BIRT-F, VKH.SK PUR TODAY WHO IIA8 A GOOD MO- |V* P ^ 41 w .!H HR THAN TtIK n it WHO ItAH NOT. YOUR APPRECIATION OU tm i.1. HAVE ?AR YOU; A virtuous . . ,wi ran find, for th* of h»r Is f ir abovo rublii. •tbs 3l:t0. K HAPPY LANDING She dodged tho spriding _ traffic With a 'timid, frlthlmri ghtened a l r A llttli UrrUr-pup f r w « H k t ■’./■:dld~* Amid th* honkli tiIsil* ____________lag And tho crowd that didn’t n r r , TUI tho rsochod th* curb To crouch thtr* In th* raid. Rot left brown rye* look*,) Int i • > min# { Rsjr tail begin t* wig. "fiftr* tat* me home." th e -V , termed to My— MJdSt p it mo In your liigl’ » could reilit her plesdingt .!» s t any rite. our casual Hireling •rrang*d by Kate, upon a ruihlon little terrier itray; . well bruibrd and cher lihed, 8b* yule* our house trulayl —Flown# Rnmaine. haven't houghi your KM2 nso lag yet, better not your enr._ morrhintmes or* In­ to discover that subiairar* a gim* two ran rule j* oU 'blkibeut w* koto soon to I **Ks#p cooT. That may H in t now, but what about ttfanwrT of “vllmnin* for vkit elUmln pills wr of or* tittle land slugs directly to Japan**# Ta quint It (h . I qmntftk 15a*r - I reading—I wood, iter meant by "Ggma V ■Uy aomothlag you're always me.— r h r lt lie n horse and dog (hi* winter Is . Jttfjijr U higher iJSSTw Hat year. this wsr *r» iH hav* any 1ihould bo out r. to lU cnpfch uit in eufauteaaohO* a i t states n»«* th at fo r On Account of the rubber ahortage and prospect* for A difficult situation arising in which m otorists will be vir­ tually unable to obtain tires o f any kind, while willing amt anxious to pay any price for them, gangs of tfre thieves are already being organized in some of our larger cities, and the possibility looms th at throughout the country a man's tire may become no more of a permanent fixture on his car than hfs ability to defend it. Murray Overstreet, state attorney for the Ninth J u ­ dicial Circuit, of which Seminole County happens to be -i part, in discussing this problem the other day, suggested th at every motorist should make It a point to keep track of the num ber on each of his tires and also recommended that tire dealers maintain a record of the numbers of all new tires and retreads which they sell to the public. In this way it would be much easier to indentliy stolen tires. "Since the rationing of automobile tires,” Mr. Overstreet writes, "I have been thinking of the possibility of a wave of tire thieving and how difficult it might lie to convict tho offenders because of lack of identification of the tires. 1 have consulted several wholesalers and tire dealers and I do not liellcvc they keep a sufficient record of the persons to whom tires arc sold to be of a great deal of assistance in the trial of such cases, and as ench tire bears a serial number, it is my opinion that it would be wise for every owner of an automobile to record the make i and serial number of his tires so th a t in the event they should bo stolen, they may be able to identify thrm by the number, if recovered and the guilty party prosecuted." The City Commission has taken an important st?p in combatting this situation even liefore it develops by enact log an ordinnnee providing for a minimum fine of $200 and (Hi days in jail foi anyone convicted of stealing a tire. Keeping track of the serial numliers on your tires will help to gain a conviction if your tiro is stolen. And i few good convictions will go a long way towanl elimin­ ating this evil. V ic t o r y ■Oi -Tennis Star Saya Arm y L ife Is Okay •. w ’.iff If f hock the Figures Yon will fin-l a h an through our I'ersonil I-<sn Depart•men! to h* the eery beat way to finance your Injtkllmrnt luiylng. The .Sanford Atlantic National Bank .Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation H Iho Arm ored Fom*. The com plaint shout the wenth! r r belie* H ohhitl'f background at I fir-t tb o u rh l. A mention o f Unit 1and he doesn't b r ill lie to tell anyone the furl*. “ Sure I'v e l-eeu h -td to lieing out-of diHira ditr ing the w inter m onths, hut not in this kind of w eatlirr Those Florid- Itoiriinnivnl* w e ren 't |ilnyrd w ith I In- ground rovere.l with -now.“ (’tilk'KC (iirls Have (•'vaciis'ilion Drill TA I.I.AIIASSF.E. Ja n 2it Fluritln Slnti* NlDilfitis IumI 1 i their firNt rvitriniiim drill p r r i i t 1 i Iy in llu* rollnri* «loniiil»»ri«*A fa I iifii* of tin* initial *-nf»*tv nM-anurrn i to In* t.irriitl out in O.e civilian I I «•« fount* iirot^rnni A |i|»m *inH tcly 1 1,:m Mluih'tili living in the al’Al m'huIi iii*»* Inlln '•h well r»« ijttnii i itnrv ilircctora |*m iici|»ntr«l. I V drill rMfRihlwl ilorniltorv fire tlrillt which have alwnyn t*»cn - - -___________________________ ____ ) office piir|Hi.es if he aetiially j FOR nOSINKftft l i o n e r y , s t a m p * , t e l e p h o n e , p n i p - pnV'i rrni, and nl-« the eo.t of An nplimi.itic report on the "sta le of the union,” it DEDUCTIONS e r t y i n s u r a n c e , a n d d r l l v e r y n - Iis-lit mol hi at (urni.he-l these I EXPENSE least in so far ns Florida is concerned, comes from the prnsea. NO. 26 nouns. Ai.o. he may dxluct a j The eX|M-nses of a maniifae- le.rlion of the wnges paid «l.i Deductions’ f o r hunijieis _**Htntp C ham ber of Commerce in Jacksonville which lint luring business inrlude Inlmr, pentes form a large Hein iii ttl* me.lie -ervniil. whose rime ii recently conducted a s u r v e y of Inisiness conditions ret-iru nf iiumy ia*j..iyrrs and •uppliis, repair*, light ami hrnt, partly lo-enpied In earing for throughout the state, particularly os they relate to tour­ nnist Imve certain qiinlltlea to IHiwer, -ellfng cost, ndnilnlstn I Ihr.o >•..ins. Memlmndiip d u e * ists, and finds in general that the season is going about as I*, nllowni. Hnrli deduction limit li.iii, nnd other similar cliargn In professional -orielles are dcA t a x p a y e r c o n d u c t i n g m o r e le* for mi expenditure In ronwell as could be expected. dnetilde. ITysirians nod dentists necthm with Ihe maintnumre l i m n o n e h i u l n e s s m a y r i a l u i who keep in their wailing rooms Among ennuraging indicatinns an listed by the State sml operation of tlm laxpayer’s l l i e h r t i n e s j d e d u c t i o n s o f e a r h . rnrrent nmgnrines mol newspap­ Chamber are the following: ....... ................... . l.uxlnett nr hu-ine.* ^properties; ers for the ImiM-fil of llieir pa­ DEDUCTIONS FOR 1. You won't see i; ill llu* press, probably, bill Slllli- IIII nmU I** n necessary expense, le ill* inny didurt this item as I*It OF ESS ION AI. EXPENSES n business expense. The cost of tional m ilitary training camps are in the Florida offing. 11» Insisting upon the latter llnrcnii of InNO. 2h professional journals for the I n s Is’eii I q'uillfUatloitx. Ik some present ones will Is* enlarged. "Co", signal IMS A prufrssUmal ninil may de­ laxpover's own n r i* also n de{tert.al Revenue l« upheld li lit* given Idg one long planned. * Hoard of Tu* A|>|>enU mol iho duct nil necessary expenses in- dlirlilde item. 2. l i d s morning, more than 40 Florida tourist hIIii- court*. Ordinary und ritt.ntiry rurreil in Ihe pursuit of his pro­ TIN- ensl of lecluucnl l.<-.Us I* are only those which fession. These include tho cost lint n drd let ilde item, bring a alion studies lie on our desk. Fuch is optimistic. Knch is ripen*** nrr u«ual mol esscntisl In the of supplies uses) in hi* practice, rnpjlnl expenditure, lull n pro-1 imsed on actualities. Transportation lines aren't kicking rnsr nf limllar tnxpnyers, "and office rent, cost of light, water, portionnle amount for eneh ut all. No squawks come from race tracks. In some areas ,U not include extraordinary fuel, nnd telephone In his office. yrar’s deprerintimi nf the Imoks Ihe hire of nffiec m ilitants, and may l-<- dedurtnl. Depreciation expenses Holiday travel was off n hit; naturally, owing to the out­ nndIII noneisentlsl ............ .... — ■ * Typical business expense* ot a expense* paid in Ihe operation may nl<« to- tnkrn on office fur­ break of war. Military is taking ninny men. War indus­ mercantile rslahliriinient . • / • and repair nf an automobile, nnd equipment, tnssninee try Is keeping many executives at home. Yet, no hotels i,mounts p a id for advertising, Imsed upon tho proportion nf niture premiums nn office nr other pro-1 have closed. Don’t believe any will. With hysteria sub­ birr of cUrks mol other cm lima It I* used for professional fes-innnl rquipmtnt amt liability I ' insurance may lie dnluctei!. A | siding, and nation settling on wnr base, travel should |>erk plnyves, rent, light, water, st*. purpose*. Many physicians use their premium paid for autonrohll* liup. residences both a t their ofDc** ability insurnnrrs should , las ap­ .1. Florida's economy is ns sound as that of any stale for the iiurpose of formulating and their homes. In xurh In- portioned and that part of the in the Union. a plan to cooperate with the . stance the phyxlclan may deduct premium attributable In business as a business expense thV rental may he dedurtnl ns a hqsinrxs 4. Jtetail newspaper advertising in Jacksonville, Mi­ government in every way .pos­ I.vain* of the rooms occupied for expense. "* ' ' ;•< ' ami and Tnmpn In 1041 was 1.8 percent greater than in sible and yet to salvago some­ i thing from their business which 1040. '40 was l i t percent greater1 than '30. Nation’* 8ft has been destroyed. When these : li larger cities had a 3.8 increase in '41 over '30; 3.3 Jru dealers hnvs flnlsked. thtjr. frrenres then the ro*mb*fs °> * '* * ' '° * ★ * crease In '41 over '40. will h* calfnl Into t«t5. If you are kicking Steve Singleton's Key Weal Congress < 1 I frrenre on the same question. arognd — please stopl Steve saya Key West has every­ There I* no doubt but what thing, will never be without water, gasoline, tires . . . as aomethlng will bo worked mu some folk are saying. Travelers needn’t fear anything by for their benefit. coming on down to the tip end of the Nation, he writes. "I TOLD YOU 8 0 ” -T h e Florida Delegation haa nbw ar-I 0. W ithin an hour afte r the posting of a FOR SAKE rived at the place wher they run , notice, employees of the Jax Brewing Company (Wm. Ost- •ay to Secretary of State Hull ner, President) bought every defense bond delivered t o and __ ____ ______ those who hav* to do with }e a yrar* to get _l*t*er of yrsrs lilg « r quotas for tha B ute ot Florida, and In line with the government’s program, is the essential thing fact wo did not want any quota, wanted unlimited produrtlon. right now." Wo m ight add: Private enterprise is the B°v- w* But the sugar b*et people out em m ent; privately earned money will pay for the war. voted ua and outtalked us ami and, without being facetious, "privates" will win the war. wo were not permitted to pro­ 8. Scientists support Governor Holland's theory th a t duce tho amount of sugar 'we consume In th* State of motorists will keep rolling. Forty million retreads annu­ rould Florid*. Now tho picture has ally is tho nation's, capacity. Synthetic rubber will be de­ changed and th* government I* veloped, meanwhile. So, don't look for the r e t u r n of urging a larger production »f horse-and-buggy days, though there aro ample anjmals In sugar. The quota* now are unlimited. Florida ran produce all (he country, hut no one an d two-horao shays. >tha sugnr that she wanta to. Tho drawback until recently has hern Unit cane producer* rould not plant unlimited aercaje* un­ W EEKLY NEW S COLUMN less they wrr* assured they ■> JOE HENDRICKS rould rut from the atuhbto Ioil Ihe auuranc* haa been given COM- | presale* “high roaimaad". To In (he Florida Delegation now IMPRKSRIVK IIIOH HAND—General Marhall, « » every o fflu r and enlisted man, lhat f*m< producer* ran *rut chief ot staff, la on* of th* senior or Junior, that* names from th,, siubhl* for th* dura­ tion of tho Sugar Art, which U youngest, most able. able, and mo*t most t, moat etpon#ne*d of a long lino of of* breath confidence, iWhere ther* throe year*. Therefor* th* sugar Is confidence, there victory Is Inters terost of Florida ar* now ahl* f ir m who have heft that po*L Genernl MarArthur, In command assured. Every man In the A m y lo produce any amount that they so* fit ami I strongly urge upon la th« Far East, la o n of th* or NOvy .will fallow such leader­ finest officers tho A m y has ship without thought al ques­ them to plant- everything they nut because sugar la being allot­ * m produrUd. II* haa had long •ipenanc* In th* typo of fight­ tioning because they ar* th* ted *1 the present time. Cvtit fanning Industrie* of Uw ing which will bo neretaary In peerage In the profession of of Florida have hero rut such terra in. Under him therb war. The civilian af this notion aw sneh men aa General Wsln- also haa supreme confidence In ■right, than whom no more UUs high command. JAPH IN FUJBIDA - I Just brilliant officer hat *v*r b*on CAN WE TAKE ITT-Ona of rccvlrsd a centua report from prodtltod. General Brett, air th* hardest blew* dealt to any J. a Capt, Director of tho Bnchief in the arm , not only la a Industry liars tha beginning of tyofc;of th* Census, In which he world renowned authority an th*. National pvfeasa Program 'ormfti nte that there are. 114 Important air am a m ,* .t hot and th* doclamtlon ’ * | war haa lhat- all-important l>* In tho HUM of ' F i m a . be U aiao rsport* ‘so a leading t,----U I* Just about SO to many suppUts.. These men are only rauao In the breakdown W pm eniativ* tail** of a group at of «x shewn to be foreign-born. In officer* who do not f It w*y h* tilt w to loao a battle or a .As not want to Aa organiser*, aad aa romend W* Ulan* and operations oxA' there nr* th* high offMora r f fka^lL who or* m~ H STS r rileedlcss ro’say, all Americans arc ea­ ger to economize m all ways possible these days. The M stirch in time” is becoming in­ creasingly. important, • >tj pMk m :l x W U S i ' v J.1’ ISSiif* ■ y - 1 APPlIANCIS RIPAIBIQ- >* »*. r is a M s s u k t. m / u ii .m i m K , now sorely .U n d r Sam. . ' *r ' k’ -. I ■ JI UJ• 1 . + * > '- ^ .7 . .TlSLirf'. ^ That’s why it’s such a good idea to keep your electrical appli<ances always in tip top shape. For that first repair "stitch” is cheap, compared to the “nine” that may be " v ^ ; V STITCH IN TIME t auger quota* under th# 8ug»r treu *“ * endeavoring taU >au h#" been over aWt period s r a fi? Md-.' , held at tho college a t a wfety heavy clothing and tr a n s - ^ precaution, except that thia time ferred to other spots ph the com -V the girls carried flashlights and put. FORT KNOX. Ky-. Jan. 20— <8p*ci*I'—“You may quote roe ax faying that the Army'* okey so f.’r as I’m foneemed. hut I xdre wlxh somebody's chamber of commerce would do something about this wcAthcr.” The sneaker was I’riyite Ru»trll E. Hobbit! who approximate­ ly five rtionths ngn Irjm nl with “Bitay” Grant to reach the quarterfiniW .in the national ilmblca ltrnm< tournament. Right now, i however, he'* in unqualified prl I vale s t the Armored Force Train­ ing Center here and Instrxid of ileing a tennl* terror he’s just lone of the thousands of selectees J in training to become soldiers of Conditionn In Florida dwr ' Poorl Harbor" gjod^slogin for this vhat establishment, on a mid-December day. Probably a ■1*0 msk* o good national record. tho war is over 7. W rites Colonel E. R. Bradley: "I feel th at an en­ ■ ir ijld *** w ir *■ bo­ sentimentalists deavor to keep business going as usual, as long as it Is in te disarmament. . fallow who a few yeore lying It was o sorry tho only reason he lie* at all was Just was going to happen of the utme frame jjj6 11 r?;/ - — ..... - ...................................... — — ~ T U IS D A Y .'S A H D A R Y !* - l t ; fl .. �J A f f lT A R T M L lM l ~ f i r e 8*N FO ftD n E R A L b rS A N fO B E r t o U t i A MRS. I.OURINC BEAU Society Editor Whitehead B u y s First Victory Fire fnsuratiee Policy Telephone 14H •f FEO Social Calendtn m W EDNESDAY w Member* of the Junior Choir of the Fir*t lUplist Church are rent,. -in i to meet at the church, folio* ing prayer meeting, for rehearsals. — The social department of the 'Woman'* Club will hare Iu bridge and Chinese checker* party at 2:30 P. M. Preceding the party the annual election of officer* will be held at 2:16 P. if. !to*te»«e* arr Ur*. J. E. f lutter. Mr*. II. W. Rucker and r*. J. W. Hall. Reierratlont may be made by calling Mr*. J. E. Courier, 199— J. The Community Sewing Circle will meet at ltie borne of Mr*, aL I . Jack*oii on Slpr* Avenue Wt 3 :UO P. M. 'Pie Presbyterian Women'* Auxiliary I* p merit tug a eerie* of rtudle* on the Fhrglgn Ml*iiion Study Ruolr, under the sponsorship of Mr*. 1C W. Fite, ♦ h e meeting* will lie "held during the prayrr meeting period* be­ ginning at 7:30 p J|. The men uf the rhurrh, led by J. U. Ca­ ban, will rnnduet the flral in the series. % TH U R SD A Y Tha Woman’* Hub, under the - direction of Mr*. J.w . >1*11, will have chr.rge of the Red Cro** tewinr araalon in the morning. The PhlUthea Clai* of tha First Raptiat Church will have f i r business and *oclal meeting at the home of Mr*. C. C. Cotllna, Jr., on Went Fir*t Street, at 7:30 P. M. with Mr*. L. P. Payton and Mr*. Johnle Harmon a* ro-hn*fe**e*. N The regular meeting of Seml” ioU itrhekah Lodge 43 will meet at the I. O. 0 . F. Hall at H:00 The Townsend Club will have ita regular meeting In the Court Home at 7:30 P. M. _ (iladioln firove 207 Supreme W ore*! Woodmen Cirele will meet at the W. O. W. Hall at H:00 I*. M. AH member* are In­ vited to attend. F R ID A Y The Womnn'a Club, under the (^lirectlnn uf Mr*. Roy Tilll* and Mr*. J. T . Newby, will have rharge of the morning sewing aeaalon for the Red Croa*. C h a p te rs M eet In Member* of PRO Chapter* of St, Cloud, E u iU i, Sanford and Orlando will be the gueaU of Chapter V,- Mr*. Ceorge Wettit*ln, president, on the occasion of t h e annual observance of Founder* D a y Wednesday af­ ternoon at the Orange Court Ho­ tel In Orlatxlo. A program of mu*ic and read­ ing* will Immediately precede the eandledightlng memorial to tha founder*, and at the rlnue of the program tea will be served by the hoatet* chapter. The SUterhood I* now w a i­ ter**! hi fhapter* over the Unit­ ed State*. Canada aad Hawaii and ha* * membership of over 72,000 women who«e large*! In­ terest U the educational b*jn fend of 1120,000 which has aidcf over 6000 young women In completing * college rdutntlnn. PRO'S throughout the United State* and Canada are thU mratth uniting' in special pro­ gram* dcdlcateil to the memory of the *evcn college girl* who founded the organiiation at Ml. PleasAnt, Iowa, in IHR9 . Visit­ ing member* of the Sisterhood are extended a cordial invitation to attend the affnir Wrdno*day afternoon lirginning at 2 :30 o’clock. e r s o n a Is MU* Nuehle Cultano of OrUndo wa* the weekend rueit of Mr. and Mr*. S. I,’. Graham. Mr. and Mr*. It. L. Cornell and Mr. and Mr*. J. W. A ltuiau were the weekend gur«t» of Mr. and Mr*. Ilnirr Isnejr in St. Peter*burg Mr*. Herbert DougU* amt in­ fant mu) have been removed from the Feruabl luughiou Me­ morial Hospital to their home at Osteen. Mi** ( bri-tine Sioudetunire, who wa* formerly employed by the Hollywood Simp*, ha* ac­ cepted ■ — * imwI i Phi with < hair Slid 1 “ '"I'ony Mr*. J. A, Howard arrived yrsterday from I’orl-ninoth, V * , In vl*lt with her mother. Mr*. I . E. Stoke*. Mr* Howard la the former l.uedean Crawford. Dr and Mr*. Troy Cameron of Tatnpn Were the gue*t« Sun­ day of Mr*, l-uln Miller. Dr. ami Mra. t'aiuenm had been at­ tending the medieul eimveiitlnn In Drlaiubi. Friend* of Mr*. Tate Chapman m a r ria g e uf M iss K a th - R ed C to m A uthority WHI Be f»i Sanford 2* fi} ys1£xb M ethodist Honor R oll Nam ed iiMi“l r* « ‘ r h ,,^ w,,‘ f a r lb # . H u Honor Roll for the Junior /ftio M pertaining to ' the"dlffsrent Department of the Methodist s P h o " « o f the Red Crraa, and oil Sunday School fdr the month of member* of the Bod C M i n fie December baa been announced 0* follows: ' David Futrell, -RamUlt Guff. CMtHra Lansing, George Slmma, i Humphrey, Barbara Ira M o ll ill, after JoM nt FXriltk, William*, Nancy Jean Nixie Klrthhoff, Cecil » g* j Jr.. Ja y Shoemaker, Ifcxtvsr. Martha Mae and Itatkl Barnra. A C TIO N M B g qtTES TR D W ill Be O a T h e R U r * O f I m KH rM hU kj p P r iiu r y NKM At Bchool 7:30. i KEY WEST, Jan. m -*M 7 - A p t Rtioiel Crimahaw, rommanof the Kky West Naval. atrpprraa prostitution In the city. Ii Winning Slogan Announml l»> C j i i i IV s I . I n d i a 's M .iNliaanl I (»m I'a rr HWr I AI II.ill At’ “ I lit I .,11.1 • I •. .• \\I m TI’ t'llllla’lli W f ‘I It** n> .I., Lli-iMn. U 1I.I - III E* III 1 l l . m i l L ln in i M iller 11• 1*4 -III | sill III- , • In (•$• I'ulilii* A ffa i. . .l-eou-nl .0 %• 1V lei 11# • •• 1 ,»n v lie’ll* (lie* .’In* J 11.10 f *i 1.4 Mil N rw * •of III. W m i I.1 1 •qllDli i- * •!. I\ i| • • 1 lit .1 lot*.in S •••*■• 1 ..1. Ill -T ier New *• Aimlywi'it ••III*’ 1 1..I.I. Ii. no • ' I •« Li$y 1 ••iiiliirili* t •• o •#• • • • » •*••11.1 |*i • 1.. 1 II Ift’ltOV 1(IMmIiii til 1n« l»r If • 1. « 1. .1 f*»» •1 hhles ill. UI.4 | *.| I II. .Illlf. lll’M 1 in lo u »\\ • II S ig n t i f f TO M O R R O W S I’IM m .I U M S N'tirnuiti lle |lt:*slt*\ a -le t X A K:ir. !i:0it If* Red Cross War Campaign Fund $ 2 3 1 2 .4 ,1 IA N US. 1*11? w in L i nrii.it I! I ...i'. •• Kla in I v i»« K lrh i l r. f t •Dliiifii ii U a l ,tl •• il • ’ .'ll III tl I I! T » k i’, J r . ft ii *I ... 11-I C<»lll|>.lllV aal Kra is* .Solumuil The R a d Croaa war relief 1 Kli/itlt tit J .iir •! »*t vir ,1m* W fund for SemtnoU County now t )o A. U Jn rri’il llrju*kiah K|»p^ total* I I 3 IS.43, Mrs. I Roy 1 r ( n* |>, Mable Kpp* el n*. Vie !l-If* 10:00 111:0.7 110:10 • 10:If* j 10..'Ill •10: lf» 111 :IH| N.a.mt .path if •HltU.il •• *U*lH •a•Ila \h (III.Jc laliliul lilot* *.>a.*•#I VltWIt Ilk# 41, ItM* . . . ifl in . 1.4 4P|>||. tltuni uu brxalR •Italia. If».»l» atari. |fOM, IM a..rhino* a.. l .* todr l.»* «m io I.» M IN I M M ' it; •d, JOd taoUtiv* pl*n» tm trn retanr of the body la Bollywood for M0RK MECHANICS TO tIEM* UH 1IEM* YOU KEEP CARE JiF YOUR CAR! I I ' t 1* \( 11tafMa- will* Sttlly tin Itriirlit llo riio n Up N nM Trmprnilur** lltillrlni Kate Smitli S iw aU Cherkrrlmnnl Tim** lot lifetime Uur Lai Smiility |J f r t an lie Itenuliful Wninaii in W hite llrkltr** SeliiMil of the Air n ..,.. . , •», vf. f . , J..» re ........... :• :(» The tiokliH-rg* 2 If. Up New* 2 Ml Jin . Wlute 2 T el..|.r.n lu re lb.Hell.. '! .Hi Earn. S m .r ity A.l.nlnirlm i.o .i P rogrun. 3:13 II..t. llannoi. 3:311 Renfro Valley Folk* 3:13 Children Al*» A re People 3:33 l*r.»« New* I. im) Ci.l.iii.t.bi Coneerl tlrrhe*1 Iro l : |3 II, S. Ilril.nl. Religious Exchange H r..a.Ira.I 1:311 Sing Along - la u .lt Trio l:|.*> I’m ./. Nrw* , .'. rei Tb,. Mil.. Twin* 3:13 Itra.na of Life 3:30 It.vir Ear... (Hub 3:13 S ra tlrrg o o d llaiurs V ILK 105-11ft Palmetto Ave. t. . S m ftd ■ T Z Biirffain Day — TODAY — Double BUI a, iW “CADET GIRL” < * 4 6 /7 « A .im .E 1J .7 n ... s t.liO. MONTGOMKUY C o m in g W ed n esd ay & T h u rsd a y NOVKI.TV — l.NIVKHSAI, NEWS Thin VICTORY Streamer ON EVERY NEW AMERICAN • HOMt OffICI fc«4»r and paint shop for y o u r convenience. Phono ISO FIRE POLICY If YlAIS UHUCIUID r i P t AMD C A S U A I IV C O M P A N Y I,,V,CI OltANOO. flOtICA A Hoproaontallv# In E v o ry C o m m u n ity J . C . F IN N E L L , A g e n t ' Mather Arcade Strickland Motors Inc. CLA SS To D efend A m erica liny D efense Hondo anil S lam po M ERICAN "NO BETTER SERVICE ANYW TfERE” v X This Streamer C ertifies — . . . that Every Dollar of New Fire Premium w ill be used to Buy U N ITED STATES DEFENSE BONDS We have aMetl to mir gtaff factory train#*! Dodge k Plymouth mechanics In addition lo regular upeelallxed Ford eiReiia lo help you ketp your ear In beller ahape and moke U hut longer. In mUhloo. we have a fatty equipped body. 3SED HCA0 QUARTEKS PAINTS * g M. l. t . . , tl..- S . \ o f I ' oi im kh A l l a n - , lilt- e t t i l o r * o f l*i \ kV| | v f o il ll l h ’il Dee 11. Mann, publicity chairman of the|„irll Wctsel t„ Jame. A Mar I Colh’et mux throiiph local chapter, reported thi* >(In. Roby Ibn u,, i,> ,\ t Hen to la |e*I 1 1.70*/.'.Hi morning, adding that there an- * „„ n nunmrr of peraoni who have I flitTIII-HS III>UHKD Ma*trr'a Deed pledged to do«ate money tn help I l.-itry Watson ap. i.iaatrr . fill the area'k quota nf $6 ,000. F.l.m-r J Toll rt ux. V A I I.K T T A . Jail, an— 4/17— hut have not yet given the n.un I'hi* Itr. tint. Mediterranean i* Agreement Fur Deed •y. I. E. Kerrey .1 iix t.. Kl.ji. land fi.rlre** Monday night wu< "O u r solicitor* ar* overworked Ib.rlnn et ux. in.ler il, fifth ali.r... ailwe .biwn at Ihla time and thay rannut .* n la rye force of Gvrn.an I.cair A Opli-.ii To Bur canvas* each houae," Mra. Mann Altamonte Fern Co. to A I 'iMinda'r* with fighter escort said, "ao each person who ha. Vaughn. In.pped expl.i*lVe* whirl, caused promised la raqorattel to bring . numla-r of ra-.mllie* and Real Estate Mortgage , hla amount to Rod Croa* Head­ ..me pfo|»-rty da.Mage. II. K. Toke, J r . et ux to San quarters on F ln t Street. ford Atlantic Nnl'l Rank. la*. “ Wa know that th4re are a Ilotner et ux to American Fruit 1 number of people who do not Growers. •Jainr* A. Marlin et K. J. Toll rt al re realtu .tht importance of this ux to Sanfonl Atlantic N nl‘1 Sanford, Florida id rarjnk far aobliert, Bank. li..norahle Di*eharge " Mr*. Man" Chattel Mortgage U. H. Army to Rudolph K. Reel A Son* to Southern Ac Knehlk. ceptance*. (fl). Suit*— Law T iiu su ry Secretary of th r 8 Retain Title Contract , Statu of Florida, a lly: E. J.| Henry Morgrnthsu, Jr., atuditsl Reel -A Bona to Southern Ac Nelson V* Wilbert Roarli and I In _ be an architect at Cornell e n c e ceptance* 13). j University Igit *wltrhed to ngriEdwaf.l lawk. Trirail Receipt cultural tourae*. Criminal Suit* A T L A N T A , A a . 2 « . lA V -T e n lb-el A Sunt tn Southern ,tc Alvnne Lucile Mfrrhant, driv taaw is s tttrth f I t u i of South c.ptancc* ( 4 ). i n g without liefnae, $1 a n d ------' baaketboll. Pa tiff action of Mortgage costa vr AO day*. Lee William*, champion a, "T P Arundel Debenture C o r p. richlo** driving. $13 and roata 1 on tbo Unl- John F. Huger* et ux. or DO dnya. Ro*s Edgar Cot, N.tunlay Assignment o f Mortgage driving drunk. $3 nn.l coats or (hair drive S u r i Covington Company' to Conn |ht title, General Life Insurance Co. San- 00 dnya, driver* lie. auap. for will seek fonl Grower* Credit Cnrp to 0 month*. Janie* Wthh, Intox­ ication, $10 and roata or sen­ Iclno fo* unbeaten Hanford Atlantic N a tl Bank. I tence, suspended lo April term. i beside* U w bt Flnsl Decree* W. W. C ^ n U u H et ux to the Vote. Sanford Production Crdit Assn, Florkla Public Service. A I* bam*. va John A . Zerrenn.-r et al. LU P»*4«u ____ last weak. 37TlI*. at Sanford , Pro.luc.ion C r e d i t * " _ aofferad by lh« ■aly Martha Prarman et vir. hi InUrcoRege com- A**n. va John F. Render Fed oral Farm Mortgage Carp, v* In imlalnl nival stations our> W. R. Fort r t nl. N o w normally suiqrliea medical | ALL BOD IKS MKMOVKD Restriction* of Rent F.slste services for the entire population.. t S lu m s G. U. Stuart Milov Men Virginia M"rniii*? Iti’Vt.i Atiierit*:»n s«*l.... I A ir U|» N . m Murnel Millie I»»hmii FaNliuui knnUMyrt A Mmiim* S tl’pinolliei Woman *»f t ••»*ru*ff Dm mu of F*hm| II ’.'Ml 11 If* 2ft —i*yi 111 :*Yfl W ASHINGTON -TinTt.-..*.irv ...•kn»wlidg.->l 12:00 12. If* -t,in.lu> a ...-a. IVtUai.lMXI • lake" 12:10 run. |..i. I.;.II *.n.l -bit .nai'l.i.ie >.,*,! I,..), will. I lx- n.nel.ii...* IV :1m I OO ili-gsl in Stale*, wu* .It*I lf» • re.-tly tg....r»nt <d wl... |«ii.l I •10 ihc... and w l....t i .iA $ |tt a year ta* .... p i n b a l l ' uni...-* mid e .» lax *l..t-mn- , - '• i . hlne* w e t ...l.. effect .... O ct. d :l.. t No Room ^ for Gloom! » Mil N k W sn M t Ol O i l |u«i (»•»»>! i. i Jii|»«l iK# 'biali I Hi H:|f* Orran SEJMINOIJO I’DUNTY [Taxes Are (’ollected COURT RECORDS On Pin-Hall Devices s 17, •nil of Dir fam uli » 4fi«l» u *llf.ll I* (!•• ’ ■> . J.illll llr’llltfl! Ill III • 4| • . ’ I'liypr la«•V (jilllri U I ' Fin. ('«•’ 7:00 Hirakfawi 7: If* l.f|» Nrw< 7 :f*f» W rallu r *t Inn* H;00 Tin- Wi.rtl I *-t:t P o tlrg With adinirable ...oJe.tV la the bi.lt ..a b ... he" th at wui. th t Friend* of Reman! Crane, Swanwlute Troi.liy »t H.e tm nltry *!• m New Amk < Ity Sllaa formerly a*«i*lant manager of S A i.d n w .. ol M ilin d i, I.. I . i* owner el tin- l i" * ' p.e-e ..I poultry. Woolworth’* Ten Cent Store here, will be Interested to learn Hurt he has been made manager of the Woolworth Store In Or** Undo, where he ha* been Iran* fertrd front Elisabeth City, N O Starlinit at (lit* In.Hum 11.. I,,. 1.1. hi Hoilywu«»«l. |*i«it| \\ Iti>• (irnylMHiiMl u :r Viiifp 1nf 111 1jiiii aiiol Aliiui n i. w- .rl.l r.*l.<\ 1‘w-ls) Any II Sum < ..ff “ 1 ... War** 7-20 S|*»rU I:.l-.rt. r 11*•-. t.W.l.t i :1l) M INI I ’lHifl n»i* II'it Friend* uf Mr*. Cluirlea m ir will lie glad tn learn •he la recuperating nicely in Ma­ con, Go. from an operation per­ formed recently In the Middle Georgia lloapltol In Moron. m i M .IMF’*trilfw Jo-t i year sen, young Hobh Vt oik. r ..f bicksonvdle. won both the .|ii n11fsi nic meilal and the I Poll........ I mil I op. the annual - tiepin f.u t h e winter Championi-top of Klnrnli ilia sub-par !•'■ t'. : | n.|. Bno.1 enough to earn :i t . « itli lack Ityersmi, of Ciroperst..»||, \' V , in the ipinlifyiltg I min it .m,| when Ryers.ni defaultlist in t h e id iv off the inislal waa I i n Hide.I t o Walker lllliL Ml III** *•!*»• l.ttHfl’tl III :iinl H.rwkk, n.l u n i r H .Vi Flllla r I »»\ MWal Dir Ml** Lucille Itulr ami Walter Sneed have returned tn Daytona Beach after *|>emling the week­ end a* the guests of Mi<« Rotx* parents, Mr. and Mr*. Fronds F.. Roll. W ay N EW S r»:lii •; r . i*. hi •; i:. ; ini ; ir* 9:111 • |0 IN) i m ir* ID. .10 io ir* ! 11 :«N» r 1 1 . ir* : 1 1 ::o 112.00 112 O'. S eason U nder I H IU! lllltllllHHili* r.l Mr. ami Mr*. George rliell and Mr*. Frank nf I'alaika, anil Edward of Orlando were the gti Mr. ami Mr*. F It Sunday G o lf G et i ST A lT .rs fT N K . Ja n . 20. , Spot ml T hr I1M2 r loruln ro lf j si-Os* n " ill get uinlor »n y n«*ro foil Mmidiiy Ian 2li. wh«*n j fht •111>i11fy 1111* nutnii in III* a n ­ nual * inter championship of FV»r••I i for |hi* I’onrr tie leron ( W h ! |»lnvr«| iiv it .St. Aiiffiistlnr Link*. H im o*mp«titir>n will irumrurmti* * proifruni of four major tourm Hunts at I In* lo*nl «‘Otir*r, which .♦ ill liriiic t!»i« rity the nation** amnnir tho I'tiH-tnr.lm^ I •••frwssion ilt in.I mmi ;»lnl worn- il.tlTi I ’p N fw » Mr*. I Cot fell Tally and daughter, Kathlyn Ann, have re­ turned to their home In Jack•nnville after viriting with Mra. Tally'* parent*, Mr. ami Mr*. E. K a th ry n G r a v e s W e d II. ianey, ami with Mr Ta lly’* T o S t C l a i r C a m e r o n ntojher in Tnvare*. The j W ill TODAYS TIMMill Wl!i ti (HI Jim Wliilr *lie underwent an operation last Gravel, daughter of Thomas rave* of Atlanta, do., lo St. C U lr Cameron, son of Mr. ami Mra. R. A . Cameron, Sr., uf Sanfard, t* heiar announced by Mlaa Graves' father. The wedding was |ierforined at HL Joseph's Rectory In Charles­ ton, S. C „ by the Rev. Father Alexia W ritbury, on Saturday, Jon. 17. Mr*. Cnnmron attended the Atlanta schools amt Is n grad­ uate of Georgia State College tor Women In MllledgevUle. Mr. Cotrteroo ottended Seminole II I g h School ond the Bishop Coflond School I n Chorieaton, jt from which ho woa graduated. c. P. Rownml, general fWld The couple will reside In w jjtoentatlv* of tha At* Mirant Chorieaton where Mr. Cameron R*d Cruaa, will bo In lo employed by Gayden Brother* n» . from 10:00 A . M. of Charleston and Columbia, H.C. <»S2. “i£ a S a » “ R A D IO OSULI U. *. N il, fk-u [trig, ti n lii. tt lii i I' t 'I r-tleeil, of W illiam sburg, Ohio, who now lii* >o \\ .i-t. ■gi..n, D C . wa- i i-.lltn l with raising the tlisi Arneriran |t.«g 1.01 'I - Philippine* on M iv J. IMIS, when he was a lieutenant with tl.e I :t Mai -m- Coip* lie foilghl with A din'ial llewev at M.imt.v Itav II*. is -hown looking at ttie thirteen - tot Ms", wlin ti !■ ine- in tl ^ I N aval Arademv liophy iiwm at Aimapobs lie e . ....... I, “ Co t. i« and «Crl)ica w- iai>e.| .it Cavite, Itieo, u it| fly again.” C h u rc h C la s s H a s will regret to learn that the i* to Hie Ei-mald. taitgli. B u s in e s s M e e t i n g confined ton Memorial Hospital wherv 3 'It (W in te r O R LA N D O , J»n. 20 . — (Spec. ! tal)— W. T . Whitehead, loe. re. [ , eetve*| from the Home Office j I uf the American Fire ami fa « | ! uallr Company. through Pi [ C. Finnell, the company’* San- | ford agent, in the Mather Build­ ing, the first “ Victory" fin- in- ; auranee |>olley for thi* coiimum- ] uy. ) Mr Finnell repre*eol*live. , state* t h a t Walter I. llayA, ' pre»ident. b * * announeeil that | until further notice the "A.iierii can" will uae every dollar -if new* firi- insurance premium to I thuy United Slnte* ftefenie ' Itoud* T h e “ Victory" •trcnnicr attachrd to the "American" |*diey •tale* that the amount of |<ren.him shown in the tod lev ha* . Im-cii u«cd to tmv I lilted Stale* , Defense IIiuh I* For nicirj- than l.’i vent- this | rapidlv (-rowing, old line eniii- ' 'p a rty ha* lieen g.vil.1? - e r i n e on* 1 evrelb'il to policyholder* i W ill O rla n d o Mr*. J. D. Callahan and Mr*. P. J. Wcbl-r were ho*te*»e* la*t night to member* of the Depend­ able Cla»* of the Methodist Church at the home of Mr». Callahan on East Second Street. The bualnes* session wa* pre­ sided over by Mr*. P. II. Iotasing and the devotional waa enttdurted by Mr*. N'anry llroek. A report wa* made on the bosket given to a needy family at Christmas ami routine Imainraa was diapoard of. At the conclu*i<m of the meet­ ing the hoateaie* served refresh­ ment* to the fallowing: Mr*. Lansing, Mr*. Urork, r*. Rert Chapman. Mr*. Roacue Taylor, Mra. Virgil Lee Smith, Mr*. W. T . Woolley, Mr*. W. J. King, Mrs. Paul Johnsun. Mrs. If. Middleton, Mr*. Ed WarJ, U .D .C . I n v i t e d T o Mr*. R. I . Knight, Mr*. J. M. l-eonard, Mr*. R. II. Price and A tte n d U n v e i l i n g Mrs. L. Rurkv ste.-U Member* of the" N da V -Howard Chapter of the United Daughter* of the Confederacy -bate been extended an Invitation 9 ln attend the unveiling rerrmont y of the Judah p. Benjamin Memorial which will taka plaew In Saraanta next Thursday at 2 .H» o’clock. Preceding tbv. unveiling cere<#non!e* Idiu-hehn will be serrrt In the John Rlngllng Hotel at I 2 h)0 o’clock and . parade w|U f.db.w at 1:30 *o’clock. Reserration* for the luncheon may be “ W* In the Rlngllng Hotel. m A \ • * .* * «« th»* * number Sanfonl perron* belonging to the N de V Howard Chapter wlH attend. PAGE fn R E fc •UY d I^ENSC BONOS! * Sanford. Fla. HELP WIN THE WAR! ■M r * CV' m ■Vj C- ' e*4eA; 7 ..VV, 'us. V ' �I vto k £b < ^ — V 4^— 4*' *wVCm f•*>.,7r ’Jf-; . ■■■■, K JU m V M ~ ■ . • • *— 1TO PA T, JANI •' -V Seminole High and Orlando GOING PLACES FARM ERS’ M ARKET Break Athletic Relations Tam anelant enemies—on U)« field—came to • parting way* today whan Coach L. L. iltoy) Me Luca* announced that Samlnoi* High School Calory lied the scheduled Kaa hod ______ basketball contact with Orlando'a rivaling Tlgera. The tilt waa . allied for tonight . ’ Aftar nearly 30 year* of contlnLI kou* rivalry, Orlando recently cut f-r • Sanford off ita football achedule i I' In an abrupt faahion. Coach McLocai, feeling that the manner iM 'G which Orlando uaed In taking thla * * * ' action waa unfair ad unjustified, f l* l\ today announced that Sanford had ; - cancelled the cage conteat. “Orlando gave aa the reaaon rC far cutting ua off of Ita football achedule the fact that we would not play In Ortando every year,” Coach lfae elated. ~An<i natur­ ally we don't want to and don’t h art to play every game there." Coach McLueaa. who la reapected throughout the atate for bla aportamamhlp; coaching abil­ ity and hla handling of boya by ether eoachee, official* and *porta tana, addad, ‘Being dropped from Orlando’a achedule without any aatlea after nearly 30 yeara of ’’ ftoalry, I thought the beat thing to do waa to break off all athletic relations." Daytona' and Laeaburg upped from tha Tiger for the same reanon, he Winter Park, Naw Smyrna were reported aa m | ___Klsalmmce sp2 s u taking tha threa vacant dates on the Orlando slate. Tha Celary Feds’ nC/C cage angagamant I* Leeaburg theer Thuraday L v M V l r f f i i ________ i IS ’ Bight I t la the only game on for this week. w as*?- Tavern Bowling Team Maintains Loop Leadership Winning two out of three game* from Touch ton Drug, the C om m ercial Bowling League*! Tavern team maintained Ita on* game advantage over Carreway Agency, d capita the fact that the Carre way five again act a new league record. The Agency rolled a three rame total of 1,331 to break Ita own record In winning two ames from Emerlck Hardware. week’e beat showing wa* ac corded to Lane* Toastcliea, winner of three conteata from Hof­ mann Electric. The third place Celary City outfit took tha odd game from BL Johna. Three howlers smashed the coveted 600 circle. T. Scudder rolled £22 In three games for a naw lodp high, while Jo* Smith V»» Just on* pin behind. Jack Sanford accounted for 601 pins. Howard Pavllle holds the league high Individual gam Ith 213. The standings: W. L. Tavarn 14 7 Carraway Agency 13 8 Celary City 12 0 Kmerick Hardware 11 10 Hofmann Electric 0 12 Lancs To a*tehee H 10 St. Johna 7 14 Touchton Drug 7 11 c Tallahassee Drops Ball Players’ Out Of Ball League l - Activities Are MOULTRIE, C ol Jon. 2 0 time problems facing p To Be Curtailed Wt—War minor Itagu* baseball clubs will W; " • By JOHN FYRE . CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.—<A>) —Baaaball may go on thla year daeplta tha war. but tha playtre •re going to find their aetlvl; .tiaa eomewhat circumscribed. Gabs Paul, traveling secretary the Cincinnati Red* and tha who haa to k a e p train alee, hotal bills, and taxi of tight cltlee In his head, ■writing hla plana for 1942 on " gaaumptlor\ that the athron’t find'-everything oery arranged ahead of tlma. i ' F a r on* thing, In tha past tha chib haa takan three pullman tha alaepar hop* and bad to taka an upper A car-and-a-half, and the boys In tha upper* with itly damaged fsellngs seem* tha pro*pact for tha dur- IK wouldn’t b* turpritad if dy had to plla Into a day for home of tha shorter ips, and he's not expecting railroad* to hold trains, aa p have occasionally, became ..Mil game goes extra In­ TT7 etas SOOCCTW Taadoraroen. . „ ------ Douatlful ».*« ■ 5 £ 2 t - I>0»- > « n . vs* is see crel*. gets C d I I M E ■-Tha. Balk, ralr to fcr. «t#.H lo to*.**, fled. Ilpr. II.*4 Cklaaeo, Cr*- ** — CAUUKLOWII __ ____ C d ll lu j p s — y u * . boa. tec to 44c CKUERV—Crataa. «L*d to SJ.Jl CKLtyvr 1IBAHTO—Crate*, f i t s »« I X M A I U e — D e e Deo. tt e to lie bar II.** t . li t* EHCAKOLJS—Ilf Du. Ilpr. Tie to GHApBrnUIT—Boa UJL Coaih. No. I li t! KBoi Has IkIION E r—Gal. rail, oraoeo Dlo*. ooai. IMS LE1TCCB-—Iceberg. Crt. Ir.d, Sofias-ll.t* . «*-|S 7)11 o*. Se­ lf.*# to IMS ONIONH—Dos. Bon. IVe lo Me OIIANGES—Bo* IJJI. Comb. I.tl Bag SSe No, t II.lo (jaao ISO PAlia LET—Do*. Due lie to «Se I’CA^B^o.^flpr. ord. to good. fl.Se PKPPEItB—Do. Ilpr. IMS to ll.S* PUTATUISB—llrd Ulloa L’HNo. |. ACrato* III* D-9l.lt. C-ll.*e CWT Bars Commercial IMS ItADIHIIES—boa Bua. ISe ai’INACII—Bo. Ilpr. Simnor Tip*. Tie to Sl.ee Tho a ret boskstbstl loom. OOfitlltlng of nine plsyoro t e r Ik* lr to o th , t o to t |U » I *( tho •oring«#ld CoHsg* nTItAWBKItltlEH—Pint. t#r gymnasium In 19*1. Dr. Nalsmlto It In clvlllsn sttlre and greoeta ab aat him era, left to right, bask row, Jehn HWT Polatooa—CWT Borho, IMS O. Thampaan, gugsiis *. Libby, law ln P. Rugglsa, William N. Chase, T . Dunean Patton. Cantor tow, Prsnk I* IMS TANGEIUNEO—1-4 Boa Comb. M thsn and Jam es Nslsmlth. Trent raw. Plnlay O. MscDantld, W illiam M. Osvla. Lyman W. Arthlhald. Dr. li.se—ta it.is Naltm lth It being h s n .rtd this y#*r by to t Oalden Jublls# i t R atbstbsll. to# purpas* ot whlah la to areal TIMIMIPS—Doa Due, ISo to f(« a Tempi# i t g sth stb sll s t •prlngHsia, M*.fc—lh . blrthplsc* s f th# gems-____________________________ TtJIlNIP—«*In4.. Du. Ilpr. SSo I IS* TOMATOKB—4a- IS LB Crate, or lo fop. I t.lt t* 14 W. 1* LO W ilson G ives M a rk et,u pp11** °* **Mcom•nd Cartoa fl.s* »qu*»h. Pepper* are b now m n r no o u t * F orecast For W eek Ing In and quality is reported A P PoLiEtS —o rBlaok T w ig . N U rn w a . Du. B s k L l i l t , u t i li t y l l . l i good. Plenty of grapefruit and Delirious, Bo* I f M JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 20. - orange* and tom* limes wlQ be BANANA!*—t* LB Busch**. (1.71 The cabbage deal a t Pblatka available. to IMS State Farmers’ Market Is inCORN—SIStiled. White, CWT Dae*. At Sanford, celery shipments creasing In volume and'supplies II.SS to ll.ts • LONG WOO D Jsn. 20. (Special) I t LO Back, —Glldcrslecve, r* tod by many a* are expected to Increase -thla sr* Increasing and while the cool ONIONH—Tellow, 11.41 to f 1.7ft th# aecond beat dog at tha San- week, William L. Wilson. Slat* weather tended .to green up th* PGTATOfC*—CWT Bag* It t* to ford-Orlando Kennel! club, re­ market director, atate* In hie celery, th* warmer weather now 11.7ft. SUED Cartir. Had Ull.o CWT tft.SP-lft.ftt turns to the racing war at th* fruit and vegetable market fore­ ■listing and axpactad Should res­ POTATO Ita—(daltoB akar. I* LB cast for thla week. Lonrwood racing plant. tore the bleach. Plenty of cit­ Bag* IMS. CWT Bag* ftl.ll Strawberry volume a t Plant rus pill also b* available. Glldersleerr, which has given his toughest races, hss been laid City should materially liIncrease It t T ABAX]AS—St LB Oath, IMS avorablt ths unbretabla Hi-Guld* toms of this week unite* unfavo Intervenes. CCarload* arl___ , off recently due to n heavy cold. weather Ho may require a w*rmup before will b* available and tha quality ho gtto In stride again, but the Is expected to be excellent. Conditions a t other State Mar­ dog will probably be favored In kets, Mr. Wilson said, are: tonight’s feature. F ort Pierce expects moderate He goes against such outstand­ of eggplant and peppere, ing sprintare as City Judge, Sun­ suoplle* sufficient fpr truck loads, llghtac flower Chsf, Gey Kop, Armed supplies of tomato**, snap bean*, Olrl, Buddy JVek and rlaxl* B. squash, lima beans and English Saturday night, Hl-Oulde, al­ with quqllty fair to good. most unanimously Judged tha out­ peas, Florida City expects moderate standing dog at th* track, won Its tenth consecutive victory with­ out defeat. Including four school­ I Armed Girl ft Gllderelaav* I ru n * B ing races, to cop th# “Phillip > ituddr Jack S city Judge 7 Chef Morris Inaugural" in the feature 4 Hamblin* Nora IHuaflowor Gar Kop eighth race. Ninth Race—Patarlly I Ural Kira I L ath y Joker Fast Greyhound W i l l Return T o Dog Racing Wars dams before the director* of the Gsorgls-Florlda letgu* at a meeting here Tuesday night. From flvs to sight playsrs on the reserve lists of every club In the circuit either hav* been drafted or hav* enlisted In the srmsd services. Other* have acrspted defense job* at salaries that will be difficult for minor learu* club* to match. W. T. Anderson of Leslie, new head of tha league, will preside at tha maeting. At Tallahaasae, P r e s id e n t Fred Lowry said tha Tallahas­ see club was "definitely oat" of tho league for the 1942 season. Mr. Lowry said ha had writ­ ten Mr. Andersen that Tall*hatteo would not be represented • t Tuesday’s meeting. The club official aald ha fav­ ored disbandment of tho entire league for the duration of the I war because he didn'tI bslIevR I "people hi lo will havt shall on a « tn^lr minds." >• J .I Stetson W ill H ave First Aid Course club already hat rectlvsd l, and relayed aam* to the DELAND, Jan. 10. (Sperial)— M M , that everybody might a* With th* opening of~Utaoa S to tM UniUni................................ r a i l laava hla automoblla at _ semester ____ I lf on rslty'o Spring on FtbFebM, daring spring training at niary’ 2, tho Institution will enter jgjM units* n* plans to drive upon comprehensive plant for co­ operation with district defense boys always hav* driven group* for pr«partdn«ts In civil­ iP» and shipped their ca n ian* ranks, It waa announced her* bat there’ll be no more today by Stetson President W. 8. j L in. Of major Importance will . the taxi fleets still cant th* Inauguration of a court# , t t m by spring, the p lay tn In Clvlllsn Defense f ir s t AM, will rid* the street ca n carrying academic credit for etttfrom the perks, Just Ilk* dent* and expected to enroll more than 000 In ths Initial shMreeks folk. GET THE THRILL 5 W hit* Fifth Race-3-1* Mile Marvin Ulnipaon I T a ll «l»a r (lien Condon t I’erennallly l * < r HI Irk T Am arlcsn Ikiy Plre Chief S n .d .U n T a r First R ace-Futurity (Plref Half nallr lu«»u» I Cool Man I Jar He Mareo | .NurdI 4 Kid Mika I Crirbet Ann * fir. Kd T >IUn Halves t Tell M* Third Rare—6-19 MU# ILaae Mall UaUr Ueahlel I Iwdr lluan I Mtarter’s Hon I Chink'* Imago * Mary dlo* J A la m o 1 M o riow n * 4 Bruahl* I Drool* B olfrovo Fuarth Race—Futurity I Jrrry Itork I Hmnll Cour4 I Ill-del 4 Cotton (tin I Chlrf Hurler I Trrna T il# T dor Mi>ro t IIIM rn Wav* Fifth ace—3-19 MU* I paaslngula Itrdl ilmtker Mklp s Iliamal Hue * Tom Willard I Miriam Mnnr* T Kir foot 4 CUurl Uallllf I King .Pappy Sixth R ace-4-U Mil* I (Joldoa Alice 4 Court Quit naasoUrt officer Andrew Organised bv Mis# Bar* Btoff, I Itolls Ityrl'a Prldo I J m WflUrd head of Stotaon's division o t phy­ 4 Pleaaaal Hu* I Silty Trleky Popular Brands F fts Do 11m y ARCADE ig e Store D.< Ferrell, Prep. •I4R M etier Bldg. sical education for -------Seventh Race—Futurity with Instruction under the geo- t Army Man Last Lad irold Cfrrk. I Wkllla Jones tt Gold eraj aupmtolon of Har Jappy authorissd Cross 5 Chatter dal T Knot Vlr* 4 glim Grime* I oksatab I plans for th* course Eighth Race—Futurity phases of potential war tlma Oanarel Georg* C. Marshall, chief of staff ot thaI UnUaJ --------Array, Is no to Waal Chartto * Gayar I Morning JadgaT L aaibar Jaak 4 Lad'a Comrade I Stand Over Tenth ace—l - l t Mlt* (UnlaWla Usee) . 1 I Yokel Boy 4 Itoai Bary . 5 Clralla • Daisy Mint I Kadarko 7 Ralr Crelty 4 Ba lAteky i, l Blaay Mhrrea IP YOUR TAJTE DEMANDS THE I U 1 IM LIQUORS SCOTCHES W INES BE SURE TO V i m NICK’S Padop Sion at# u m u a% TONIGHT’S A i d f I irTjNf. NINTH RACE—^FirrtjRlTY ^iMJOtYifOUNO R IA L FIRE WHITE CHARLIE f ' ’ MORNING JUDGE ,. LADDIES COMRADE ' LUCKY JOKER . OAYER LUMBER JACK STAND OVER NO MINORS ALLOWED FOST TIME •U S F. M. Or Robla 17 (Stafari Qlfkwax) at Loofwood ■boat 10 Mika Sm Ui of Sanford. , ’■> TURN AT RED ARROW ETTA KETT ot to , CHECK OUT.'i yoptofo S, Hsreld. Eawird. SENIOR beauty aparator .to , So. ^ --II hi U •• ns C o n o r K IM S T SI. a KSUCHCII *»*.• Property For Sale Seated bids will be received by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, in the Office of the City Clerk at the City Hall until 5:00 o’clock P. M. January 26, 1942, for the cash purchase of all or any part of the following addi­ tional property acquired by the City through foreclosure of taxes and |,or special-assessment liens. •» Lot 3 Bile < Tr 6— 2* story dwelling at 410 Myrtle Ava. Lot 3 Blk 0 Tr 0—2 dwellings at 408 French Av*. S. 48 ft. of Lot 9 Blk 9 Tr 4—2 jto r y dwelling at 706 Oak Ava. Lot 8 Blk 12 T r 8—Dwelling a t 1011 Preach Avc. ^ Let 4 B lk 'I t T r 9, Martin’s Add.— Dwelling at 914 French • 8. 40 ft. of Lot 8 Blk F, Near#’* Add— Dwalllng at 412 Chapman Ay*. Lota >1 and 12, Pina Height*—Caraga Apt. a t 1444 Park b .4 Ava. , , « • . * The City Commission has a m aster’s deed to th e foregoin g properties, and th ey-are offered for sa le with all ta x es paid to January 1, 1942. The C ity Commission reserves the rig h t to accept or reject any or all bids. H . N . SAYER, City Clerk. B y PA U L . BUSINESS SKBV1CI rr—Roll JU S T P H O N E 9121 S. H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE Lot 9 Blk 12 Tr 8— Dwelling at 10IT French Ava. A Q O T .S O IU .I tied Advertisements Drive In today and let check your car before you go on t h a t holiday trip. Let us check y o u r tires, gas, oit, water, bqttery water — W all glv# you our most prompt and efficient *err ice. Lota 1 and 2, Boyd’s Subd.—Dwelling at 1002 French Av*. H EM 'S hW H Q U Sfi-| ih . ra sf / - - �1 ' it j 7 want r . . FIGHTING DOLLAR' ■■ tl.w * wlafc I* W fr#*i If w* wish la s. Isvtaltt* th— laasHmsMs prhlwkkR w. K iit k««» *o Im | ran- .1 f ltk tt ■ n il. A volume S xxxni Established Iff* 1008 A ssociated I’reiw ■LLI------ I S •British Bombers Jap AirJ In Malaya Heavy And Success- . *ir.,, iv ( ful Assaults A re 'A rea Will HdVC Reported As Land F I g h t Continues Second Blackout Test This Week •A llied Warship3 A re A lo n g Coast Signal To Be Given Earlier Advances By Between Wednes­ • Nippons Are Can­ day A n d Friday Centlnann* nhnrt blaatn celed B y Assault laming f o r three aalante* T O K Y O . *jaa. II. ( A P ) ^ Fremter l i n t r a l Tr|o told the D Ut (Parliament) that Japan, acting la cloa* ro-nperaibw with G e r m s a y and Italy planned ‘'’lacrtaslaily vlgnroua operation*" In |ka pacific aad would cantina# flgktlng aatil the United Htatea and Rrltaln were -brought to tkeir knees’* 0 A .w S IN O A P O R T T ilo . 11. (A P ) —Urillah bomber* laoncited “heaejr and auceeaafal" at* • . - M tacka on Japanese held air droaaea In Malaya tail night. the British announced today. Heavy fighting *aa reportrd north west of Jshore State, where the llritlah artillery U said to baee inflicted "heavy rascalities’* In clone . range fighting. • in - i i u t i o i i m o l Allied warships were re­ ported swarm ing down the M Malay Jungle coast 60 miles w north of Singapore today as the B r K t s h acknowledged t h.e invaders continued to land- along th e coast .below • th e main b attle line. will lirn il the «tart of the blackout te*t to be held some time d u r i n g the 4 8 -hour period from Wed­ nesday midnight to Friday midnight. It wan annoanecd today. The railroad nkiatle. police aad fire department *lreaa and a whistle at tb* water plant all will be need to Inform tb* public of the actual atari of the teot. A akert even whistle will rlgsal -all dear." Sem inole County defense o ffi­ cial* w ere advlacd today by John Forney Rudy, d istric t a ir raid w arden for C entral Florida, th a t Sem inole and e ig h t o ther aurrounding countie* have been placed on a 48-hocr a |g rt a ta tu*. s ta rtin g tonight a t m idnight and continuing until F rid ay m idnight, official* announced to­ day. Soma tlm* during this per­ iod, either during the day or at night, a blackout teit will be order* by the Third Interceptor ’ at• ~ Command’ Tampa, Mr. Rudy atatod. Key men In the local eounetl, Inctoobig Roy William* and H. Jamea Out, co-chairmen of the . r An official Tokyo broad- Civil Protection Division; J . L. chairman of the Sem­ ou t asserted Allied war- lagfey, entered the battle of inole Coonty Council; A. B. PeJU J noon’s Navy a d s J h fc to d th M __ a ■ao»r ■•—ntsmflr Dan.lMR' IM* morn fag to m k t ________ the Pacific from Ma­ laya ahd the Indie* to the woat final prsparatlona f o r placing vohmtoor dofonae worker* a t coeat of tho United Stated" The Japanese also bombed. their post* throughout the coun­ Singapore In heavy, M » raid* ty and to aolact the method to ^ today but defenders claimed that bo used to Inform the public as to when the blackout occurs. ^ 11 raider* woro ahot down. It wa* stated a t this meeting While the Invader** preaaur* County air raid warden* atil) waa rising, particularly that are to be notified bv telephone, agalnat tho Heroic and outnum- and the roundhouse whis­ bored AuatraUans on tho west, tle, a that whistle a t the water plant Japan*** warplane# wnw In and police and fire department S h a a v y action, looelng over Slnga _sirens will lasoe continuous poru bomb* whtej Tell IT Iwllacrlm !. • abort blasts andj ” ’™ m l^ M tlfr ^ for three g{ minutes ^ M. mataly upon military miiii dentlal areas tual start of the blackout, Tb* R.A.F. was casting out are to be on duly at It* fighter craft In offensive offensive tfc#Workers offensive meeaago center at all time* sweeps centered about tho Muor during the 48-hour period* and and British' bombers were In the blaekaot signal la giv­ letlon against enemy bases, but when en, all calls should be mad* di• not own these aad the presence ■ to tho massage center. Ofof United States bombers strik­ again owphaslaad t h a t in g behind the Japanese lines flclal* residents should not use tel*— appeared ,to h art overturned '»on#* after tho blackout signal Jer’s atrial • t h e Invader’s aerial *up4rlorlty. given. .. the region of the Muar It Officials declared the public which of all waa moat critical —an area where the Australians should co-operate folly during had tarn slowly pushed bask the teat, ami they ware warned fa*, the last two ov three day* that ahoaid the test coma dur­ J n wild fighting raw ing an ax- ing tho day, people should leavo troodiaary rang* from artillery the street*. The official notice received by and tank action down to the moot ale mental sort of shiplng Mr. WUUarno from Mr. Rndy In tho h uh green of tho Jungle. stated, -Plaaoa eoauaoaicate' with the defanao official* of poor city ond other* In order that they may be properly Informed of the 48-boor alert statu*. With the arvoont situation as It Is aff the cooat Of the eastern United States I beg of you to Inform your defense official* of the aerlooanaoo of tho situation." -Colorful oostumoa, lively taw- • C ceSmith Describes Minstrel Revue As “Fliw Show* ®mem ■ jH J j-l •T-V: k it ■ a ty GAIN PLANT CITY, Jam l l ^ U P k Moadajr saw tha largaat single **!•* of atrawborries of th* tea•mi at tha P taat City state te m a m ' marimt, raaarda ahowed »mtolwatmaatr aqgjyalant s SSLJ’iJ'i to all • r-M M '-w Committee Acts On Fruit Fly Claims RAioagrL : P S’ P efenders Repulse Japs; To Smolensk! 1 Anti-Axis Economy Planned W ASHINGTON, Jan. 21. t/Tl —The Senate Claim* Com m it­ tee approved today the p ro ­ posed legislation tu pay 110,300,000 to person* who s u f­ fered property Ins* in the g o v ­ ern m en t’* cam paign to e ra d i­ cate th e M editerranean fru it fly from Florida. S en ato r Andrew* (IV -Fli.l ertim ated that T.IMMI or m ore claim anta would sn-lt dam agea to liveatnek which died from eradication ram painn in Flor- 1 for tne loss to vegetable and I _____ fruit farm * ano in .nine case* Illjp U om>U(*0 I'rotal Illy laarsriolrrl I'ffoal poisoning. On the Kusrian front. Russia A giirintk*. war |>ro<liictioii The legislation would a u th o r, e rle h ra lrd its g r r a tr s t victory ptn n for t h r W rRtrrn H r mi iae the T reasury D epartm ent of the w»r lixlay as Rrsl arm ies i p h r r r which mclutlr-* ulMilitioit to Investigate un.| establish drove sis miles Iwyond fallen of nil l rude l>nirirr« nrnl r«tnli claims arising nut <-f the 1920 M nthnisk, S7 miles w rst of Mos­ lixhm rnl «*f n common c u rirtu v ala and to distrib u te approprtcow. in pursuit of the battered stion acronlingly. .] G erm ans along the road to Smo­ for nil anti Avt« nation- nnit th** UM’ nf I'niU-tl S tn tr- N n\:tl aijtl • The Senate Com m ittee ap- ] lensk nir uniti« to convoy h rm i-p h ri ic roved n report .if the joint A bulletin from H itler's field ihippintr win iIi ^'I ooimI today liy louse and Senate Com m ittee which said the governm ent waa | h rad ip iarters arkr/rw lrdgnd the a Hitch (\im m erer H r pm tnimil ' Soviet break-through on th* upofficinl solely responsible for necessary llonrt* lllver line, presum eW A S lIIM s T llN . Jan. 21. -radicatimi m il th a t It was program , draw n up l*y j et in the b a ttle for Kharkov. tljc•Thr i \ l't I ion-Id M Nrl*«4in anobligated to rom |ien»utc the V nitcil H tn tn , in rx|»rclMl to I The G erm ans claimed, however, M nifrrrd upon ut th r A uirni •i i n I t*M|a« that hr h i uld su ffe rers. th at Nasi counter-attacks drove Cltn ronfprrncc* of forrl^n mill* J r»»liw» ihe I *firr nf I'rndaci the R ussians hark. t i n Ntr n ir r m u il and being Imi*' n* now in «rH>ion ut R m» I k* In addition I,, taring the most Janeiro. j*H it- function- and *ctivl> j d isastrous Germ an defeat since *•*•- iiiiiVr ho authority a« If Arjrvnlino, T hilr unit nny r ” il»man •I the- nrw W ar |*mH itler took personal rninm and of n lh rr nation do n«>t r n t r i thi4 j dlictioii Itn.-cid the arm y, the loss of Moshalsk hfm lRphrrir m lltU irn tio n p lan ,, | deprived the G erm ans of their / l e v will (iriiorrd. The* plnn | • It » N«•*** In tn l I'rroal one rem aining to eh o ld close to will lx* pumuc'd hv t h r i» in ;iin -( V n iiiu a u .Hid l'h ilip p in t* to th e Russiun capital and shat*, ln»r A inrrlcm rrpohlirn, -aid t h r . |lr(Mi|i-. iii -suvagi* f ig h t in g on tered the middle of th eir w inter com m rrrr official, whn dtx-liinxl ' defense line. It was estim ated t'M* of hi* name. Ih itn ii IV n ii.s iila ilrnvi* Irnck th at I0O.INHI G erm ans were c*- Mltiirht or wrom*.’* A nrcntinn will, I Hu' .l.ip.m i'si* lu d u y w it h tablishrd in Mmhaisk and a n ­ r.nt hrrnk ndjitionn with H rnnnny.1 ^ In 'u v v lnssi'-s in Hu* i‘iic m y , o ther 100,1)00 im m ediately west J*|M ,. ami Italy . Arlinjr I’r.-.ident j i hat - - i t l i P .u A nu i lean Irft, hr of it, in portable or m akeshift Itnniiin S t "atillo told o pn»aa till- W iir I h 'p iir t n it 'iil aaiil. il d thr T h u d t mv i nt ion cf I’ ni shelter*. They w e r e said to fo n frrrn c r TurmUv niuht : i|sta«*x Alvc «. It ailiU 'il t in ' J n p u i i t 'a r , b y have hoped to hold th e position •Mi,-- uirrliut* u KlO it.’ .I till no , i nf i l t i n tts .ii- m ill t r o u t u l a t 1‘rr-id rn t C m tillo, in an i n t r r - ' n ^ n M iiiM trr- ..I a t all co sts.' and to use It as a vh w at hi- -u iu n irr h rn ir m n n u ' .... . .......... tool •I lll’lll I Jtii-'k * ii a r t i l e c o n t e r o f to for nitilitli1 ,Ml *M 'F.m phnsitlng th e im portance stepping stone in n drive on bv M« rtlnrv, d rd iirrd that A r I flu* \ \ i > poWcl Ifrntnm h*d not v rrrrd from h rr aphnu* rffo v t foi Moscow during t h e plnnnesl tie iii'i'.il I •k iik Iu '* MucArof the role which moving pic­ |K>-ition of n n itru lity im i nl nil ll u i l ’w 11i ii tf , li.nl l' iiiiumI 441ni #• tures play in th e lives of the . spring offensive. Wurrin** ration*, rxerpt lh.* I*nit»d T h r battle line now will snap 114 1••"M’a 1H*I III S' Ihk* lieA m erican people and declaring in Hal 4(•iiiiti-rallu ck n l. the picture in d u stry fulfills Its hark to an nlmost stra ig h t one Ft itr*. which a h r hn* ih t'litrrd u »*; ,li»i’: I 141 obligations to the public, C harles extending from llihev to V yai- noohcllitfcrrut. 4 » g i n-li ' *k llll | 4444| | lllll—. ••flur poajtion i- final.** I ’u-till M orrison, m anager of thy Kits m i to B ryansk, e x p erts said. \ 1114• m .iii a ml I'hilippinu Tin* T h eater, addressed th r h lw a n i* However, the Russian w ar m s- to o l; “ it will not ttndrn*n a ny. 4a - u tin* •4 ns r i 4* 4li*-rrtlxail 08 ) Club m em bers nt their weekly rhine was still rolling ahead, chungr.** ” l 4‘lal IN4 »> II4S»*l* lllll'. ' 1 h U [VHv holding: thr I'm tttl St ti m eeting today o t the Valdes th reaten in g all G erm an s tro n g ' ; i m i (mi’ll r . 4••iii ii 111ii it 1iii* ing'. a from Novgorod, below non-U llik rn n t t h r ifovriiiunm t , Hotel on "W hat la Right W ith nointj v 114 i ilia 111111(1 4.r Mac A r l h u r ’A rp rin il it* port to im lhnitiil «tu\ I toimlii Ktiwh-y. lot no i i i* L eningrad, to T ugm irog, on the The Motion P ic tu re In d u stry ." by V. S wMr-hip-. H u n t front tin - n i i a . h i t - of t | |MI|I4 hn>f ■-4»im -sI a lirilliani sea of Arnv, m oo niiles to the “T h e industry lollow* the d e­ wlauine a rukl an win k i n g condit mil* in »i ' Ida. kill IsM’lt 1 Oil t iTx T hr nctinir urr-ldrnt** dre sire* of the public." Mr. M or­ so rth . out** a i r i t aft fa*lol> an d I hi­ a J.i|i alt4--t‘ a n lii*lil. t a k i n g th# Th* enmnuiniooe said a num ­ lion cnnir in thr*niid-t of rr|M»itrison stated, "a n d the pictures tupid, a - Mfll an r f f u i r i i t m i n i t r t , 4'll4 tll> 44«m i*ls-( 1> l i y NtriiriAr, th it A rgentina might join other a ffe c t the live* of people of ber of o th e r towns were cap­ A m rticnn rrpuM ic- to put un a ' in w h u h •tp iio m rn l ami w o rk in g killing 1 In . l a p u m '4«'f u ntl pute re ry age. S tandard* of decency tures! In addition to Mothalsk. guild hrm i*|ihrr ic front uguinat m a t r t i a l - an* b r i n g ariit to th e line 4•t It4*t — an 1lit*lit. T h # rai*lT he R ussian sucressea were the* A tia n prnpo-rd at th r ru r have been established to add to !•« \r » n n ii'iil p lan t nincr » • i h a - m e |*ai ly ?*llf f 4-14’s| itnly sligh t the enjoym ent of patrons.” ' general a(ong the whole front,l< le n t l*»n-Attlriicaw c o n frrrn c r *d • n •I*-c Imi •-«I l»V (hr I ’llitrd llinapa " tj Morrison announced that according to eastern ftonl re rite 111 I. il Inirii 1 4*mmaiicl U>reign ininlatrr* at Hio Hr Ja n j After appealing nt t h r pi* Mill Slut*--, in a I r t t r l to t h r Ih w I J f t^ jtercOnl of atT moving .porta, antf" Mg’ more key ritie t e l l e r l l o g o»f tl:r S t a i r *tl«-f ph-ctiv* •« tv icr Iniard f ro m S an dny f|iioluil "rclialil* twp^rtu" picture* are made In the U nited wfsra Im periled. Their lost would I rrr*id«*nt t'a -tlllo n - - r r tn l t in t *u. | | ) r p * r t m r n t in T a P a h a — * Mire C alif w h r r e Kiolvy tn - tn ll- ' i ti.iI Hit* lap au r-t* W.td orruplfd States,-and that the three billion throw th r G erm ans back Motohiv tM h r ha If o f S rin in id r ihi- i*nt ii »• .ihiiuiiiiNNa |»i'mtuula, A rg t ntina'- •a-alllon Mi a o p e n , dollar industry la tha fourth much a* 300 miles to th r Dnrip frmnlc niol lo\ a I ami irp rra rn t* . ( \ •inity, Si'Miitar 1! 1 H4»l|4haliU-r plain® ! m iltl «*a«l a i m i*f ih«* (Vlebe* l|H*— l*s| tits* |M largest in America. T here a-e er river line. | «'tt«*r ft'lloNN -t ilfil ! im I ii > that of till1 I'm tin H I ♦ rig h t or wi ong. tin- optnicin of th r I I-kill*!. Iml *,|»uiil d r i ll l y fur thin 89.0JO theater! In the w orld he I «p.tvine jira ji’i't- of St; I lf r•*iis1— Tin- 1. till •hull il iul NNIt h III! | t iifii|i:i'-l co u n tiy .” stated, and tM.OOOJXK) people a t ­ ill ilii' 1’iiiintv • •*«*'l IN4-*t f IVoi alili' i| i .......... .III, 1 nna r i mlii-ti y hut .1 a |* aii* «i* ImiiiiIh’I 4 allu rk v il i 1l-nti» n from lluI' Itllllll!*'t (inn- i.M Hit' W. *1 t'lllINt a - 1 -•••* a I \.l\l4-iuf nil |||«* Hlllldl l-llllld of tend the theaters In a week's iit tho r. ulii P a y r o l l , km in n 1 am M lilttl’4' A- V'*ii period. It has been estim ated It wn« - t r i'0-ril ill th 1 nicotine I il* pat ' hi •-•it ••f a V * , -inglo IhmiiIi Ni-xt Iiiiili4*u, a n d iira rliy Mathat eight percent of th e a te r •lofi*t Ja|u»nr-i» ImiiiiIh*i .i ;i U o a t - Russian Armies Are U. S. Idea For Westj Pursuing Germans , ern Hemisphere To S i x Miles Beyond I Abolish Trade Bar­ F a l l e n Mozhaisk riers I 8 Disclosed Soon ! M IW I Discuss Pan-American Affairs Americans, Filipinos Drive Knemy Back* war d. Inflicting IliMvy CasualHea Counf er-A It tick Is S l i c e t s s f u l P2 Knemy Planes Are Downed In Battle Above Singapore f ; Morrison Talks ,To Kiwanis On (Motion Pictures Soys Movie Industry ’’Is Important To American People 1Form er Sanford M an Relates I...-;Paving Prajects A r e Considered By Budget (group •bt i i *t patrons are children. C r. W .P. Buhrman, in charge of the program, followed Mr. Morrison's address with a short talk stressing the need of pic­ tures In keeping with high sta n d ­ ard o f decency. President E.C. H arper a n ­ nounced two coming b enefit a t ­ tractions. The first will he held Thursday night a t the high school, which la a. m instrel show, sponsored by the Kiwania. in Which the receipts will go to the infantile >aralysla fund. H e also announced th# balr scheduled for Jan. 30, sponsored by th e Ki­ wania, Rotary and Llona Club* Fundi from th u oin?« also will be given to tha paralysis fund. Guests at tho meeting were £ n m * tt Fsssal of D*Land. V.E. Hawklna s e t Tampa. C i p t Oooyge .Woods, Rev. H. Iternra And Taylor Brown of th* Key Gub. . . Daylight Holdup In Miami .'Nets Scouts lo Organize Emergoncy Patrol MIAMI BF.ACH. Jan. 21. Toe*day*<n e t t e d r V roll ta r t ^ hotr^pnv Government Attitude Toward Travel Asked TALLARAB8EK. Jan. 21. UP)Florkla. looking to the future of Bn vast tourist business, appeal.w _____________ ed to Washington Tuesday for nn ¥ news!**. r » _____ r • a official statement, prcfcrrtly from L im U S P r O f l t S President Roorovelt. about the a w a a «, n r,0, enilIwllt., sttitud* toward rivIlian travel In wartime. Gov. Speaaard L. Holland sne'rbeaded • movement Launched by WARHINOToiTTjan. Jl.—UP) tho Florida (Publicity ami Public “7 !■ 1 double-barreled report Relations Association, and set O i l i n g “tremendous financial about contacting Washington o f­ KolnaH far labor unions and ficials. eoalbro and UMoucfamabla" prof-1 it* for many dofMtsa firm*, the BEER SALEF LARGE Houao Naval Committee demandod tost alght atrlrt profit UmCHICAGO, Jan. 21. -U P > Itatloa on all w ar contracts and government suporvlaion over un- Total bear salts for 1041, with December estimated, will reach ten finance*. ' \ Cllmai of n i t months’ Invest- MJ6SJK0 barrels, th* Ualted IgnUon, tho cammitteo’a major- States Brawer* Association an­ nounced Tuesday a t Ite Mlh an­ . .o f firms doing nual maoting. thO , government I Hdp a_ harvest Navy 'Committee' Limits P r o f i t ! On War Contracts proflte —proflta I n , “many" casm of U porcont and on* “ as « 4 f poraont-” iV > ■v»j a* l h a l all p l a n s nf ini|»n>vcnieiit*1 lntf |>|,ml a 111, Il make- t h r f.l a n d ri'i'nving n f S t a t e ti-uils an* ,a,M|. t'.iialniu B«tmtn-r, tin- B u t In th t hoe aanmnouuinntt onff iniinov nm nnv ,.t, | iU-i:ilnr. t h e U S . A rm v 1121 , T ro o n .11 o f t h r Boy S cout * o r Ulhjerl t,, . m i l ^ l u n m .T lti aet odi u * II. B l Iwmu"', dUUlcV^.c. U I ' T T ' ' ,b> ,,h" '*• «“ r*".;"''. It. . ....I fa-l**-l R2td. u i a t r l i t m n u i i which ntri'mW fucr* n m l u c t m i i viiiilil a 1-xtcutivr, to ore mix* a Bod Cross I jn | provinuslv rX|M-rlod . Kmergrrcv Sorvior Patrol in S. m |tM f,,,.. t|„. advent nf tho ration ................ f,,w mol* ( nunty. K iv. Mc( alloy. , , „,| nutmn.d.il. . I'o* w, „ .I.w.mu in n l Iwnilits. The holdup men. travvline In a «»d*n w ith Michigan license n latrs, escSDed to the mainland before 'a plckun ord er could be radired to ra trn l n r * . Police M id the victim* w rrr Joseph W eltsell. 38. accountant a t the oeernfront Bra Isle hoI tel, nod a N egro bellboy. Mr. W rittrll told police the car In which he w sa riding from * I incoin road hank to the hotel was forced to the (urV and two of the th ree robber*, w ith revolver.* draw n, dem anded th r money. I Must NTMHKIt ll» scout m s *lo r o f tho t r o u p M .d to - , .I.f.n -o do om .., I.......... tin- »l*y, aihling that Uiya ovi*r 11 noa,| |i , ,, itmrtit n!-o may cff» . » lu.,t( veer, of age who at some time rhl,„k.t.. ,ho budget, .t w»- lllll,.|ln._.. have born F .r„ (la*, ^ .u l s sad . ............. .. tiiik*-*! t h r it In ma iiu -••ut Vi «*f Ma* In ii ir. Stitiiii; ,Ju|>aiir-r air forer* ul- m.-lrl. Im*i »i I»iiil .... ,| J mi Mr i r -lu h tril at a numlH'r of fo u r * ui th r H i-niarrk urrhipvl- Wo. ks nun «. act*, linking New G uinru with s l.ri.hlly Iil'Iii New Hiitxiiu mi th r rmiti* to Ai'n- „ woll-dlnn.in-.t. .1 11 aim facti.ry*- hug.I i *• u,,. a miilum-, N vy antiiiiinrril TllnMlav hla.k. All that riiriiiv -iilm iarinr • *.|n rJtin»c , bhrk , •iff th r t'liitn l S ta ir - A tlantic n this branch of defense work favorable con.ni. nl »» |,k.|,t . warn-, when enl. nng 'r u l 'f projects ... Seminole t'nunty, M. I, iivim; I lanes In the yn.d . . t ,l „n | I linn.holder disrlnsed, and it >* t i,nd on tile Held are lighted in trol In the state and the c u rs e , h.„ „ im,. Wllk „ ,|| In- . h|„ e v e ., tintoward n rg r n U in g one in t M . y e u | |h). eill|n|y. K u .n l- f - r I........ .. T n n ks niJL ^ Instructnl liy Willi...., ' (ha. „ .|lllvinB and ............ | .... I .... the field have " / *!nunl !?.r* l i *f*' I nrk Avenue from Tenth Ft reel t,| , k.mt tights. Pill bo.es. Inn.b * ! !! ? . *? V"' k*?.!1 i.C,|1,7'V • ! iM'.itli to Twenty-thi.d S t.eel.' „,L, noli airernfl guns, hrve sprung nwlined to trgrh h.. B«l 1 rns. linklng main highways.* ....... .......... . ..v.,night al.n.l th hT.roTJtlnn ' ^ t ! 1‘Lsly“ will place.l ... the I,iul I Ili.-J.t fold Machine gnu 'n r ptlrol will rrrrivi iniitructitn rl f w|lt4li thi* regular meeting un* all uImuiI th«week-end' jn M ju.h Mr, .......• " Camp Wown during the w eek-end1 Iloustodder , •« Si.eels stoood the plant n f Ja n . 31 and F*b. I. |,i(•- rinsed nod p (trolled hv » r added. I i'llwt hail niadr - r v n a l a tta c k im v»-h «d- o th er th an th r threv - ink in a - r f t nki r - ami mu* dam otrmir alrrm lv nnnoiint'rd. Vr-iod- in v id v n l m IhriM* new a l l a t k - w rrr nut iilrntifiril amt no i l r h n l - wen* irivin “ S i i u n t f cm m li-r n i n i - i i r i » n r # h rinu l a k r n liy u n i t - o f t h r Nav y 'a K i I’ountul (iiiiiiiiantl," a cm n n iu mum- mill. T h r Nuvy'ii ruitiiiiuniiiuc r j UI rf i i 'm u i i i i r a i t i v i t y iilonir tin* All intic ( omit ( h a t it *UA *f.»n. Iinuiiiu fro m C'u|H» l l a t t r r . «• t*» inored trucks. "K vrrv .’(oployee m ust present Nrw foumllN nd." M iitnw hilr, r n r of th r moat ilftrb(< l«ulge. picture and stand with (or m sp ec-i'"K F. naval exploits of th* hi- luoth I ox opened for tnspec by the Arm y and the w“ " rifo r.led T uenlay night tioo. Isilh I before c n te itig th • I "v the N o w D epartm ent willed p lan t police, l.t. J F. McCue. United Stnfes gi t i . A fte. a rhunge in .shirts, .. ported .... A m erican m otor t o r ­ W ASHINGTON. Ja n . 21, l/Pv— Th* ra ilro -d industry has notified Coast G uard, will lecture mol the strong g ates lire shut. No pedo Iho.I hud rured inside th* th* Office r f Produrtion M anage­ show Oiotion p ictu res in the in ­ o n v ilc plane is allowed to liy ■itl.iiio e to Hubir Bay '» the Philterest of the ('w ist G uard A rad m ent th a t it wifi m eet the proneater than III mile* off tic I .Ppii.es and torpedoed It DOO-ton Ja p peso ship. durtJon schedule of 3(1,000 freig h t »...v tom orrow m orning r t car* by M ay 1 outlined fo r the o'clock a t Sem inole High B o h « d j' ^ w ent on to soy th at i n d U i t r y liy the G overnm ent A uditorium . 'alth m iu h prcviuu-ly then* had earlie r this month. \ oung men betw een tho onmhsT o f shortages, now M rm bora.A f the railroad Indus- of O and 22, rs p rc iilly , a re ' l' * ’ l#outpm cnl w as coming through try advisory rom m ittoe .w ho m et vd ti. a tten d u in d ly n u i his p a rticu la r departher# yesterday said rc h ly v e m rn t a fire the program they m * ay‘ talk “ ' moot worked steadily for 28 days, of th* goal would ren u lra a gen- *" L t. Met un. i.iform ally regard- Including C hristm as and New eral speed up on fre ig h t e a r as- l"c commission* in the UJ1. l o u t Y ftrV ssmbly lines and th e standardixa- Guard, "O ne of the m ost interesting M embers of S a n fird A. C. L. tlon of construction. | --------- ■ sp tc lsclr* I have ever w itnessed," ] the w riter continues, “ nccu.red It. R. Rmnloyr** Federal C redit h r.e recrntly. The smmd s ta ­ Union will hold thrir annual m»*t‘ tn IBI8 Marines fought a r a ln s t C ily N cw r B rie fb tion he.e a t the listening '|M>st ing at the Atlantic O a st l.'tt* lh# Germans at Bcllrau Wood recorded the drum of an airplane f’nssrnger Rtal'on tonight at 7tO end Chateau Thierry. m otor unarcoiinted fa r. In three I’. M.. it w 'a nnnnimcrd today by m inutes sll light* were out from U . M. Thl-peo, president. Mr, the Mi-ximn border to Mission Thigpen said he «~,-.ecteil a larg* I Bearh. We rullrd our scouting attendance nf mcmtrra and their , , olt nr*. All reported they were (r'ends.. At th is m eeting member* ar* un th eir courses. expected • to vot# on nolicle* ot “T he sound grew louder and was sraw ard. O ff slid ra q v .s the C redit Union, publication of Fir* Wanlena throughout Rem- from big guns and for manv a m onthly b ulletin end will eUrt tn^ —M graduated from the Uni* |nol* County gra rxpeeled to at- m iles square powerful searchlights s rv rra l d irectors and rommittr*Etorlda with a degree trnd a mrotlnf* Thumdry night stabbed the a ir, all serm ino to m er. T he mc*tlnv will mark Ika cli­ In Baafate**, Administrating. Bine. l t 8;00 o’clock a t th# City Hall. converge Into on* a s th* little plane was spotted rnd illum inated max nf - nroepernu* year for IK* In _IUW_ M#fl IHI* a. — . Chase A Co. In lh® Kate 8mllb will broadcast a so brightly th a t on* could alm ost C redit Union, th* president M b ra te d . II* pointed ( f t th a t shar** payroU department. srrrial program' In the interests read tha rerial. “ N ext cam* a frig h ten in g plc.i holding* In th e union, r«pr*a«n|» Perkins was rradtuted from of tha .AntrlMI* Red Cross tonlsht at 7:80 o’clock over the from th* pilot to ‘held *v*ry th in * \ ing snv'nga nf th e m em bers, have H* waa soon Qrop*rly Identified nr rtic ally doubted during l h « a ^ ^ t t g ^ t e M l s d ^ t S UntwroTty ColumbU Drcadcaatlng Ryatem a s a m ill plan* wandered o ff Its y»s •. If# in alia • Sonhay* been but has been enTicket, am on aala a t the cours* *nd a m inute la te r h» was »<»Iternlnga •vrmlt payment ef * ft . work In •hilaa- Routh Rid* Rchool far tha benv- issued back on hi* course I v two (Mvi.l-nd o p on shares. Th* ♦*_. . p u rsu it planes. I t wa* r happy kL^ Va. where ha did sceouutlnn fit performanca by “Tha U *t- clim ax to m ost of us b u t wo nf director* a l thla meeting In work daring; tha eon- aa," magician* who will give a heard »x pected tn r*c-mm*nd that rate th* soldiers grum bling be­ r f a jovernment allk program In th at school’# ■au<ll- cause of be declared by lh* members, mr* disappointm ent." fietory. tori cm Friday night a t 88)0 Railroads Will Meet!Officer To Lecture Production Schedule On II.S. Const Guard Credit Union O f Railroad Workers Will M eet_Tonight Braxton L Perkins Jr., Richard IL Deas Enlist In Naval Reserve T-) four Demomaladlng Chair. 4 i 10 Republl R. Ocas, wsr* among ----- strike* ju BJchard “ # eight men who war* reeaptnao of *vl y n tir d iy far .cutlatment In Ute United RUtea Naval Reserve •a apprvnUe# seamen, Clata VS. b ut alght from Orteday rocetvsd fins I . • a t tho district r* ottko In Jacksonville. Mpccted to depart for flV*s Immediately, u* among tha m leetees m *• ’E la th* [p H S r a s - 1’ •pormtiea chapter, to th* Rad Cross Hit th* past y**r loans I* SM I _ hrra exceed rd previous years u f > Th* RUte la rrry of N*w th*r*' wja a Urge I n c r m e f l F Jltmpahir* was aUrted In 1170. membership. 4^4 HHHKhw ! " / *t � 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 20, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 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 20, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4c395a283a44c0c019506935be675231.pdf 1fe0e1e55b32a71a8d66f1b65e8774d2 PDF Text Text THE BANFORT) tlERALD. BANFDWV FLOftlDA Holidays Enjoyed . By SJLS. Students Editorial Staff ......................... Ult SHr mm4 ....-............ l .m i 111# IIaII, - u rn ,, risk , U b n rj flu anna ---- Books On Library “Hit Parade" Are Nametl By Bulletin Oillwdli K slb ry s W lMta* —....•— M inatHi* W rU m BATURDAT, JANUARY 17, 1912 J»*la Prseler HamrHl* lin n K#r« q —rtirw Pa«rMe H * is * If•rveaa NI4 4 I#i «b M afJm p I#Janes «■ * Kathryn WtfvtM I,anIsa Nnvtfvraa Karrllahan and OHea Farrell ...... FIartaft Walla ............... mI»r pttlar M ias M ath A . II BffcMl .Vewt U e«k»l*k*e weeklg kr ik» irelM k mek Spain — Turkey — Switzerland Three important nations—Spa/n, Turkey, and Switzerland—have not been brought into thla second world war. 1- ■ . -Significant reasons stand os causes of why these nitloim 5 (./-have not been drawn In the conflict. £ One tends to spread his imagination In relation to [ ^ Spain’s position in world affairs. He thinks Immediately R that the Spanish nation has had no "justification” for not f i t ’ Openly aiding Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy—who aided ^ D ic ta to r Francisco Franco In making hia revolution a suc■h m m . However, Spain, under its Falanglat (Fascist) lead' Mr, Franco, has had every cause to remain a neutral land, • firs t, after many years of destructive war, the people of r„ Spain aro- weary and HUNGRY. They are literally starv■ big owing to the circumstances caused by WAR. These 'people, influenced by their hunger, would be a problem for any nation that might want to use Spain as a base of 'attack. Germany, long eager for a jumping-off spot of jfiattack against British Gibraltar, has been cautioned by . Dictator Franco, fully aware of the danger that might „8tlae out of Spain’s active belligerency. On d h o other Vhond, if the Spanish stay neutral, Britain and the United i ‘States will supply as much food as they possibly can for (th e unfortunate people in the Spanish part of the Iberian ^peninsula. This is the MAIN reason behind Spain’s poti‘ Mon. The Spanish foreign minister, very pro-Nazi Ramon fierrano Suner, has been silenced many times when the ^problem of feeding the populace and an active native army , plus an occupation army comes up. Turkey, led by President Ismct Inonu, has long been '."ft- nation that has hail to appease all sides. She has been i saved many times by the detraction of her enemy to oth­ er battlefields. The Turkish nation haa been pressed by ^‘the British, the Germans, and tha Russian*. Sha was ser­ iously menaced by the Soviets a number of. y w n j t g o un.:4U Russia went to war against Finland;, she became ennkURared w h e n Germany aiuji Russia .elgRed a mutual lAjpOement pact—she was saved by >.ha recent friction be* Vfwean the Nazis and Soviets. 1 ; .1 by your Inquiring reporter* the ■tudenta of 8. H. 8. really enJoyed th* Christen** holiday* I Louis* N ordtryi enjoyed a •hopping tour In New Orleans while visiting relative* there. Marguerite and Jute epent Christmas In Dunnellon with Jute's grandparents. Orlen Farrell w a s "In his seventh heaven" while he played with George Wetter** orchestra a t the Rainbow Room In the Or­ ange Cite Hotel. Jan* Benson and Peggy May­ er awaited the arrival of dear ol# . BL Nick on the tunny shore* of Miami Beach. Miriam 8 p*lr said her great•«t thrill was getting th* Christmae tree and decoratlnr It. Th# appeermne# of th* tree proved her efforts very effective. While rialtlng relatives In Georgia, Mack Cleveland and BUI Branan went "Joekln*" with the "Georgia peach**.” Jack Herring, Billy Hollyhead » n d Sherwood Jacobson ipent New Year's digging their car out of tha mud at th* airport where they were stock. First It was a brunette, and •hen a red head, hut now Philip Kronen tells ua It’s the cutest little bland* be met while visit­ ing In Barasote. Martha *' Wleht ami Psltv Hodge Joined the other ambitious •Indent* of 8. H. 8. who wor|ed during th* holidays be work In r at tho Hollywood 8hnn. Nnrm* Wolfer »n*«t all th# hnllda"* with her slater In Day•on* Beach. Miller William* vetted v*|*. ••"** In Alabama w^n# LMHan W*l*h visited |n North Carnlln*. Soma worke-t, tom* plaved. hut everyone had * wrnderful '•m# and are now wlllln<* to set­ tle down to good hard study>g. Ho-hum— -______ llgton, and education. Dr. J 3 . Root, th* first of two • petkers, contrasted the educa* tionsl eystem of America with Infantile Paralytte was the next that of Europe. speaker. He issued this challenge When' Oils country waa first to the student* oi BAB. Te founded th* subject studied waa them will be presented the Life th* main purpose of the school I Ilk* picture o f President Roose­ system. Later end until th* pre­ sent day th* Idea waa to stress velt, which he had on display, If they contribute, more funds per the Individual students. In its Infant days th* educational sys­ capita toward paralysis Relief tem In America was to try to than any other school in the coun­ teach a student Latin or Greek, ty. Any school weald b* proud some form or ‘ mat*lunatics, rho- and honored te b«V* Its halls decorated by th* wonderful cari­ tori* and history no matter what cature. hla mental qualification or abili­ pitriotism waa Introduced In­ ties were. Now daya the individual traits of each student are con­ to th* program with Mack Cleve­ land and U>* Ensemble, accomsidered and developed. falned i y Miss Dorothy Sanford, In Europe th* teacher has been --------u d e n tb o # In the and la now th* main purpose of Rational Defense song th* school system. Th* student PstriotTe Benda Today". By singing so la taught to think toat the Im­ “Any testily each student gave h b oral portant thoughts which h* will you that ho would be In when take away from school will be tell man In the high hat those of his teacher and fac­ Hhe with th# whbkara on h b shla" ulty. C«me» • round (he would be Most famous school and UoL ready). Junior High News By 0 ROUGE 8PKNCER Tuesday afternoon at 2:16 P.M. Mlaa Chtpmin presented a n -mateur hour competed for by all tho classes. To begin th* pro­ gram tha assembly sang th* School Song .a f te r which they stood a t attention while Mlaa Whlddot; played th* Star Span(led Banner and then th* pledge to the fla t waa given. Ruby Col­ lins of Mlaa Chapman's room read th* scripture, -ifter which the Lord’s Prayer was given. Th* winners of the amateur hour were first urlta 76c to Bill Ludwig, Larry I^selng. Dewlght Swamon. and ARert Hall foe (ft skit entitled, "The Life Of Oeorf* Washington" Second prix* -64* By HU-DUN-IT went to Margaret Dlngfeide* .who have no' Idea what IPa Impersonated WUuton - ChunhiU, be larking )n the hall* KaUu'rin# Hrpburn.ieind ,* .politic­ terp-tcro Wealher doing ian, and the third prise went to rrtdest to get d lft 1 to S. H. S. Ramblingft °8 *“• '*}** * . BRA NA R'! lUt* Sports Shots By JAcfc L. HBr Ai NG .Here Wo go. This I* the first In a aerie* of weekly eperta a r­ ticle* which will b* In the form Of ■porta potpourri. Webstar aayt potpourri la a mixture and that’s Just what the object of t*(* column la, to pro*ant the •port* fane with a mixture . of Ideas, facte and rumors about th* local 8. 11. 8. athletes and athletics. The Greeks had a Vford for It, I believe It was "W ny." For the first Urn* In ovar four yeort ot looks aa |f 8. H. S. is golog.to have a winning athletic team ■and waiting when Willing companion* Ba — Chart** W ard. 10. Low Man On A ToUm P air-H arry Allan Smith. Those from this Hat which may b* found In SeaUaol* High ftcbool'i Library a r t: "The Key* of th* Kingdom," “Sara torn Trunk," which la a n«w«om*T la th* lltt of favorites, and "Ran­ dom HarrasV* aUadUy going up­ ward In th* Hat af hits. 8. H. 8. alao boaata of haring W. L. ShirSt's “ Berlin Diary* which atlll lead* the groop of current farorltea In non-fiction. . The** . are day*, when • atorlra that rlrify our American backnd and tradition ana eagerought. Thus It is that even liar them**, told In a fresh­ ly vivid way, are of special Im­ portance. “Down Ryton W ater,' by E. R. Gaggin, presents the Pilgrim fathers In their wand­ erings out of England Into the New World In a superb spirit of high adventure. T h I a back­ ground creates • frame for the fortunes of Young Matt Over and hi* gallant family, together with Its real figures—Brewster. Bradford. 8tand!sh, a n d other sturdv Pilgrims. Following Jame* Daugherty’s distinguished "Daniel Boons," which won for him the honor of the Newberry Medal award, la this vivid biography of an­ other great American, Benimln Franklin. In this book, “Poor Richard," by James Daugherty. Ben Franklin becomes alive and real In the lively prose and characteristically beautiful Illus­ trations. The** popular book* are • ever In demand by the student* uf Seminole High School. amuse a* the occasion arises. On* of the most used and E*0*1 J***1' of *11 la a library. - /T h e r e one can find peace' add solitude In which te •"Joy the works of hla favorite author. ' From reports token from th* public libraries of 27 cities throuehoct the country, tha Wil­ ton Library Bulletin presents th* "Hit Parade" of Library Book* for th* month of Janu­ ary. Th# result* are aa follows: FICTION 1. Th* Keys of th# Kingdom — A. J. Kronln. I . The Sun la My Undoing—Marguerite Steen. 2. For Whom the Bell Tolls— Ernest Hemingway. 4. Saratoga Trunk—Edna IFetber. >. Mar­ riage la A ‘Private Affair— Ju­ dith Kelly. 6. How Green Wat My Valley — Richard Llewellyn. T. Above Suspicion—Helen MaeInnes. I, King's Row — Henry Bens maim. #. Random H a rv e stJams# Hilton. 10. Botany Bay— C. B. Nordhoff and J . N. HalL NON-FICTION I. Berlin Diary - William L. Shlrer. 2. Inald* Latin Ameri­ ca—John Gunther, S. Two Way Pastagg—Louis Adamic. 4. Rev­ eille In Washington — Margaret Leech. 6. Out Of Tb* Night— Jan Valtln. «. Mein Kampf - Although Coach MeLueas haa Adolph Hitler. 7. T hat Day Alone—Plerr* Van Paaasen. 8. been oat of th* hospital since Reading IV# Liked—Clifton Fad- last Sunday, he will not be able Iman. 0. Oracles of Nostradam- to return to school this week. E The Thespian and Dramatic Club* are announcing the per­ formance of an Interesting mys­ tery drama to be given In the school auditorium Jin . 23. This on* act play, "Darkness At The Window1’. ~ -V* written by Jay Q. Blgmund and Betty Smith, has been secured through special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Chicago. This drama la under the direction of Mlaa Catherine Takach. Th« cast la as follows: Jame* Raemer, an old retired eoro-belt firm er, Herman Mid­ dleton; Emm. Raemer. bis Twin •later, Helen Hntehlnton; Min­ nie Raemer, hia daughter, Louis* Nordgren; Dr. John Ritchie, . doctor. Bill Branan, Frank Carl“ f t • country lawyer. Wallace Allbritton; Lola Carlson, hli daughter. Martha Perkin*. Property . prompter, Martha {,*!*» AdvtrtJiin* mannjrer. Billy Hollyhead; Buslnesa man­ ager, Kirby Fit*. Semlnqle High School is *or. ry to lose Peggy Meyer, a Jun­ ior, who has gone to Miami. Compering with aisiotn ether Florida lovelies. M is s Eula Packer of Ft. Lauderdale wee chosen “Sweetheart of the Air Corps" at Miami Beach. . A special feature article on Florida waa published recently by the Christian Science Moni­ tor from material furnished by the Florida State Chamber of Comerc* booklet "Know Flori­ da," and should be effective In timnlntlng tra w l to this state, THE OLD HOME TOWN NO MOtefi COLO> F E B Y FOIRHIDO THIS NN/mEHj. fe & S E g S ajrlous .phaa Thespians To Give One Act Drama On Wednesday -fS K A N P M A W i T ! fir ■ /: \ J « unanl- clccted him self brealdent U considered pro-British. President Inonu in definiteBritish champion, but Foreign Minister Sukru 8aralu la slightly inclined to be Nazi-minded. Only time gnawer the queetlon—"Can Turkey remain out o f‘the 1 aa tha flckleneaa of fair1maiden. NANCY DfCTHTON, whan asked who’s . fooball letter she possesses, blashea as red u* her ta b . hut BUTTF-RBALL HERR1N0 looks on with a ’knowing ■mllal Ah-ha I Nothing suit* us more than te sink our teeth Into ’. a new twosome, and EDOAR BIGOERA ELSIE Me WJl OUTER war* happy to oblige. Th# happiest little hep-eats wrehrs ssen living arb-tnd are BUDDY PROCTOR and POU18 DNTZMINOER. SOUTH SIDE 6*tt for as *t ihe>ahnai haw. The ercheetra waa dtmted by Mr. Kipp, amt the group wha aang war* under the dirt*ton of Mia* Lenora Whlddop. After tho program, Mr. Kipp explained Um use of aaah b •trument payed by tb* orehea- Swltkerland—tiny Switzerland,— U almost completely rounded by warring nations. She haa beeh such since Speskln^ o , |l i u r t « n , WOT tra. rwar itnrted in 1039. The Swiss have been aa neutral On Monday morning, Mr*. iny nation could possibly be. They have given Britain, Jtogvra told tha ehlldron of ’ tea bee, and Germany the same amount of consideration, aala af defenaa stamp*, which began In our school an Tuoaday ^-question has been asked why Germany haa not inwarning. Tbe sal** want “ovar 8d Switzerland aa they did so many other email eountho top". Mora than |60 was l The fact Is that (he people of the “oldest democFf In the world" supply the Nazie with many vita) mafeli through the Swioe railroad aystem. If GeraBny n p te d to seize 'Switzerland, the Swiss could destroy roods and block the tunnels leading through, the the German Reich. Thus the Nazis would not be secure certain war madariala. The Swiaa army la bangle pin. shewing that Ined to fight in the mountains. The Germans r*. contributed aoenatnltigl ...... . . at fact. Switzerland, under President Ernest Wet- CAN. ha datea VIRGINIA KEL- Red Crow. “Three little mien we aB thonld Bins neutral in another war and probably will itay RALPH rss°r^ RAY. ConfoOytn’ ala't ■topping to think out tin situation of Spain, Tur“FLASK" PARK isn't Itzerland, we readily see why-these nations have aa Bashful bashful anyone. In -fast, he ftunate enough to remain aloof from actual bal* te n S & J X h - '5 T * Students Buy Defense SUlape B lIiY DOBBINS Inw iiinfW - ly IV MARJORIK JON88 student* of BseHneiw U in . "> !:•'»? “ •*, Students Given Firat Aid Course - B y EDWARD MARSHALL. SAS6IETY heap,' BuatJ* .quad nen, Warren rad nothlpg U t year, haa 1 by aelf-ltnla own apare VJRBMCH STIL-SOM^THAfT BM*I handyman, akconm* a ia jn By9 R.J.SCOTT .it ♦* rcC R A P S lV L H -fd o f BULL SHAKE. WA4 .J 1M * J �1HE CALL TO THE C'CCb® tS A CALL FOR DOLLARS* AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPA PER volum e xxxni SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. JANUARY Her Last Gift To Her Country Bomb Borneo g.y Philippines *+mrfwr Slacks Off ii _____ Hit At "OU"City Of Balik Papan And Island Of Sabanff North Of- Sumatra U. S. Marines, Cap-i tured By Japs, Are, 'Forced To Do Hard: tabor, Chinese Sayj C h t t K W ^ S t a t e - nkenSOn W ar Plan W illJB e Delayed 22 Liws Are Believed I^ost At Least Four Boats Have Been Sunk By Enemy Submarine* , h. , W A SH IN G T O N — A n. Axlm j •m bm arini' iiitorniing o f f l , N o rth ('u m lin n ronitt y p y lc r^ day t(ir|H‘iliM'il anil sank thw | S ta m la n l Oil ta n k e r, A lla n ' Jack so n , briniring In lltivri* tunki-rx th e oil of tnuler-L sens lio ats off th e U nited S la te s A tla n tic r o a s t sin c e W erlnesdav. British Concede 15*mile Retreat In Johore Shite — --------- _ , , I K n h tn a P • A m f u n U I1 U 3 I1 n lllL a ll , rrtP rA C 1 U lL C O I 9 n lllt* P V a J J lU IC a A AAA n • iirpcuini enemy tnrusia nave brtn Several aharp .kirm l.he. to reestablish OUr ||Hisitlons were successful.r In ■* tribute to the mettle of hi, nutnumbererl but valiant | forces. Urn. MscArthur sent to Id (Hill K riennprsIth * w ,r message 1 ijU w v I I l a U l l C I B - ------- Department a Mrspraising the fighting Ueaming hspplly, Winston slwvir, renter, arrives In Lonilon f r o m hi> trip t o America, lie wna greeted hy a wilitly enthus. 'qualities of the Philippine Army.' LONDON, Jan. 18-mile retreat In Johore StataV ,-entral sector and further Jape neae 1 Infiltration . along the western toast, admitting the of Tensive now Is between * mlleg from Singapore. __ ___ „_ __ ^__ their thrust' d<mrn the west coast Is within U relies of Singapore. Dome! broadcast a Tokyo report that the Japanese had captured Pontian Beaar, 2S miles north of Singapore. With seeming disregard of the cost, Japanese bombing squad­ rons roared back a t Singapore pot in the Naval base area, setting fires some of which ellll were Maxing when the communi­ que waa Issued. . The air blow wax the sharpest development of the day as con­ stantly reinforced, tank-led J a ­ panese grappled with Britain’s augmented defenders In the brewing battle for the southern tip of the Malay peninsula. Additional manpower was call­ ed to arms, meanwhile, In the order to all European male Majesty’s gUter. Moat Britons already are lastlc crowd Churchill ami daughter. State Auditor Reports Seminole Is !n Sound Financial Condition ~ “ .: Japa Reported To Be Nazis Take City Ini Near Singapore On Russia, But Reds F our .sanferdites West Malay Coast Launch New Blows jA w arded RibbollS Tha KuM an Bland, eklriwaaring Premier • U. Saw of Burma, the soMheast Asiatic British possession vital to Singapore's defsnae, has been arrested by the Britiih far comspiring with the Japanese. An announcement early today from No. 10 Downing 8t , Prime Minister ChurthOI'i official resi­ dence, Indicated the arrest thwarted an attempted eeup by the dlsqru untied U. Saw to hand over the Japanese the storied "Kipling country '1 of 14,000,000 people, "From reporta., received about D. Saw’s more manta after Ms good will mission to this coun­ try it. has coma to the know­ ledge of Ms Majesty’s govern• went that ho |p> bnen In con­ tact with Jepewsse authorities since the outWeok of the Jape- i,<—1,1,4 r.,.,1 , Dfltch reported Jap-1 anfacynlr rftiiLx on the Bor­ neo nil pprt of Balik, Papan an d the [ Island of Sabantr, qff the Aorthern dip of Su­ matra, but only light dam­ age was acknowledged. In London, government critics demanded an imme­ diate parliamentary debate an broadcast, heard ■aid.tha Japanese al­ ls ruled a t Ambolna, .And occupied the port and eapt. ted "after overcoming brief re- Standard Oil Tanker, Allan Jackson, Ih Victim As 1.1 Crew Members S a v e d England Gives Churchill Tremendous Welcome V M t» on Asiatic reverses. Prim* Minliter Winston Churchill, meantirai, waa reported intending to delay hie war strategy state­ ment poeeibly for a week. Japan'e atr forte /anned out to ' attack air and naval bases ewer a span of 2200 miles In The Netherlands East Indies ar­ chipelago, possibly as a preluds to attem pts at leisure of van­ tage points from which to flank the key island of Java. . The severest of the raids were aimed at Sumatra, the long Western wtag of Urn Dutch East ladies which extends along Mal­ acca straits, opposite Malaya and Singapore, and which might offer1 subsidiary bases from which to attack th a t British na- NI'MRER 117 . a , «M«eia,#e p , , —> The Wsr Department tixfiy re­ ported ground operations by Jap ­ anese troops against American and Filipino forces on the Brian peninsular in the Philippinei had become of a desultory nature. From Chungking, Chinese re­ ports -sol that United States Marines raptured by the ^ p e n rse at IViping hid been put t® hard lalair in an interneaesit Java May Be Next To F£ce Assault r*-ray M rm ber Associated I'rrm 'Axis Sub Torpedoes Another VT n 0 l „ s> ^ Bases, Ports »• * ' 19. 101' The landing ..f aurvivurs of the t » r p d o e d Pnnanianlnn', freighter ul an i-n«t Canadian p"it inilirated ul leu-l n fourth ve«‘el hud lu-eu .link in the up1parent widespread Asia ■ubma-,' I rine foray*. Thirteen aurvivora of the Al­ len Jarka.m'a e rr* of :l.’t w tra | landed hy n re-rue vessel. I The apparent In,a of of 87 i crewmen of the lorpedoed Panniunnian vessel waa diaclosrd, with the arrival of aurvivurs a^, in Canndiun port in n f'anadiun ) re»eur sldp. The seven arriving ut the port I said ut lenst | o f their snl|>v 1mates Imil died during three ■luys in u lifelauit mid IH more were missing in u second lioat. Frank Cowles To Be Stationed In New Fo midland 15. (AP) cummsnd ap- '.SSStiSB r-SttV ^S of Lake la d o g a to pinch off th e Schlusselburg cad ef the German line fronting l.elngrad. Soviet sources report trn iay and sponsored Jointly by the Garden Clubs of Crlando and W inter Park with the botani.al garden. Mm. C. K. Kirtley, Henry Wight, E. II. Bennet and Ik L. Dean weee among the winners. Mm. Kirtley'a flower waa awarded the flm t prlte blue ribbon aa the best of Its parti­ cular variety. This year blooms were classified areording to variety which enabled the judgea to more fairly^select win­ ners. Both Mr. Bennett ami Mm. Wight won n number of ribbons on several of the varieties which they entered. The camellls en­ tered by Mr. Dran won third place among the flowersIn lie variety. (! W. Spencer, -hooting the The I rstrm , introduced bv (•.; low amateur scon* of 72. paired I A. S|M*cr who was In charge ul with Buck Nilson of Ku*ti- to l ng Aosseta fee rresst the program, a- America's fore win the am ateur tournament of More than 14,000 Germans and tm»t magicians, entertained the the Central Florida Golf A-- j Italians crowded British prison B otilians ut the regular week­ eociutlon yesterday at the De 1 camps today ea the result uf ly luncheon today with •> Series I .and College Arm- Club with I the Imperial desert arm y’s mopof demenstrolions In psyrldm- a best ball score of fi.%, Allen up of the llalfnyu-Snlum telepathy and eihibltlons of rope art, professional at the San­ pockets near the Egyptian- IJb ami rard .tricks and other forms Stew ford Country Club, announced yen border. of Irgerilemain. These Axle losses, which take Consider ible rmuseim-nt was I today At i h r w eekend ••ilogflgbt" no account of the number of provided for the ItoUrians when wounded, were Inflicted at a cost Mr. le s trr suddvnly seised u pair meet here, a tram of A L. I.v I of about 100 killed und 400 of shears and rut Into several, on-, Fred Bolly an»l John l.ial wounded, the British aald. pieces the necktie which adorned I wig -hot a he-t ball of a net On the Ruselin front, the Ger­ the ne«k of one KnMriin, Barit*I HI to rop flm t prise, while »■«•• mans announced the rcrapturr of Turner. Mr. Turner's face ir- ord place went In F. D. Seult. the port of Feodosiya on the sumnl its normal color, however, lolm Ivcv, Max Stewart and southeast coast p f the Crimean when the necktie was finally re ­ Itirhard Dees wilb a net fli'. turned to him fully restored to A team rnmposed of II. M. Wat Ita original ronditlon. son. John F.irk. Phil Grn»huff Following a report by H. II. and liny Holler wound up in Coleman, chairman of Ine ikince Ihinl plafp with n «7 score Donets River front, and to the ■committee, Kotarians vole-1 to Seven teams were rntered. north, the Russians said their | Join with the Kiwanis and Lions Among new memliem at the forces are fighting a bitter battle i clubs In a joint danco to be held local club are A. C. Miller of with the Germane in the flaming 7.'U r this month for the benefit Win-'jin-Selem. N. I’.. II. O ■treats of Mothalak, 57 milts of the infintile paralysis fund. Smith of Altamonte Spring- ne.l west ef Moscow. local defense officials re­ W. K. Jm n ln ie was wslcomed Joseph Stalin ha* agreed to ceived an alert signal from the into the club as a new member A. II Holmes of Laramie. Wyo. Hreenl visitors at the cltli wen* let 25,008 Poles of military agv Third Interceptor Command be Andrew Carraway. Visitors Mr. and Mm. Bradley of Ac leave Bovlet Russia to Join Po- i Saturday night at 10:63 o'clock, lit today’s luncheon Included Hah forces fighting under the but no later word waa reclvrd to F rank 8. Terrell o New Haven, Until. (}a., who commented on the fine set-up and condition British Middle East command. black out and the alt clear signal of the local course, Mr. Stew, i It waa lee road authoritatively came In at 11:50 P. M., Roe urt stated. |I lo a d e r night. ' Williams, head of the Civil At the* DeLnnd tnurnev, Mr ! The R ad army, charging Protection Division, stated this Spencer also paired with I’m through Germany’s crumbling mominf. Defense Officials Get Alert Signal serving in straits settlements volunteer forces which have been on fall time duty since a week before hostilities In the Pacific began but some bad been exempt from compulsory military duty until now to carry on Important winter defense Ifne, has cap­ tured another 142 "Inhabited lo­ civilian work. « _______ calities’* fn two dayi ami now la preparing a gigantic offensive to liberate all of White Russia, which would mean driving the Qermana back Into the Baltic states and western Poland, tha BOLLYWOOD, Jan. 13-0P1-. Moscow radio said. The Show didn’t go on for Soviet front dispatches relat­ Jack Benny last night. ed an almost endless string of The timed Ian who receatly new victories, and optimism waa with Carole I-nmbanl Increasing In .’ London. m ‘YU Be or Not To tOed Me radio program mpeet to the actress, ih f t ether persons In ef airliner near B en efit Show * N ev, Friday night Show la Cancelled. Respecting Actresa To B e G iven Thursday Air raid wardens end other key men immediately assumed their stations In the county. Chief Williams said, ami added, “We were all ready to go, but. evldentally, It was Just a test salt * A. B. Peterson, coordinator of the local defense board couaell. commenting on the alert signal, deela red "Many citliens who beard tbs signal rushed to telephones to try to get further Information. T hu U the wrong thing to do as It clogs lbs available telephone Uses and makes it dttflen&fW affktaU to me* toet defense men who must bo Informed to take their posts.' Camp BUmling salvaged I,257,200 tin cane over n no doy period for the National Defense effort. Local Weather FLORIDA — Colder over the north portion with showers ovsr the south portion tonight. Children’s Bird House Building - Contest Will Be Held January 31 •ord Inj to Mrs. Warn!ruff, who added that the entries moat be made between 10:00 A. M. ami 11:00 A. M. an J an. 31. The will be left on dUplay ■ndey, Feb. I, re meats far the entries Martin boeae, 13 or more manta. , - each Ssdxd with doers u Inch above w. two and . one half Orlando Army Men Die In Plane Cranh ORLANDO, Jan. IU-4«P>— Two officers ami an enlisted man were hilled Sunday when their Army medium bomber crashed Into an isoUtrd sector of lake Apopka, near here: The victims, attached to a bombardment squadron, were listed by the OrUndo Army Air Base as: Second Lieut. .William T. Gardner.. 14, Detroit. Second IJeut. Walter c . Islev, 2d, 81oux Falls, 8. D, P v t First Class John IL Parish, Charleston, 8. C. The bomber crashed'Into the lake 300 feet from shore and sank to the bottom. A salvage nartv Ira re led through an Iso­ lated region to reach thr wreckage and recover the bodies. . Navy divert .began operations to raise the c ra ft fn a an# day drive I5J19I was collected at Camp Blanding for tha Red Cross Roll CaU fond. Ftro damage totalled ' f t far the menth nf October last year uni ami til certificates ware on hand properly accounted for." Compusing the Boanl of Coun­ ty Commissioners are P. A- Dy­ son, chairmen, O. J. Pope, U. J. Overstreet, 8% J. K. lu rtin .an d W. G. Kitbce. All County offi­ cials rirelvtd approval In their handling of County money. The audit Included In Oils group. Jm>. D. Jlnklns, Ux collector; 8 . P. Doudney, tax isaeasor; It. W. Ware, County Judgei T. W. Lowton, superintendent of public In­ struction; and C. M, Hand, she?- Farm Amendment* Seem Stalemated WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-0PI —Chairman Brown (<D Mich) said the lolnt Sjvate-Houae Con­ ference Committee appeared to be farther away from an agree­ ment than over M a re after a two-hnur stody today of farm amendments to the sdmlnUtralion's price control MIL The chief provision hi conten­ tion la the lensto ip proved amendment linking farm prices lo Industrial wages. City News Briefs A number of men were root lo OrUndo today by the seleetive service board Is take the rigid military summation before being accepted by the United States Army, K. If. Carter a* draft office announced -Florida" w’lll_ be the the of tha program at the Tout Club meeting tonight a t 7 o’clock In the Tourist Center. Due U the present r shortage, It U sometimes cult for the boy scouts to un waste paper which I wives and other nereana iloneted to Troop Np. 24boys still collect discarded J tnd boxes, then store It.n t pot oo Second Street next lo Lodge's Grocery, hot wfe Is convenient for donetore, are asked to penoaally . neper by the ImlMIng wM onen s*eh week-day sfU frees 3:24 n'rlsck aatil dan aU day Saturday. �/ v «c_- , MONDAY, JANUARY 10.1942 TDK SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A Careless Statement ,E VBIC8B ro il TODAY ALA AHK A PAHT (IP t » NOT FAIL IN T1IK L. OP . TUI AI , SHOW Efttl.P PURE GOt.D: I rat them as gold la tried.— dak 13:0. WARM IRI.ANI) (Prom The Washington Post) l i this, small plner, unco only Y f**tpt frigate-bird, ami the The Herald Has never been inclined toblaUto Big Bus­ iness men for Retting us into the flnit World War for wKe sake of the profits they made out of It to charge them with nur present state of unpteporedrteaa because of their “business as usual" policy. We do, however, believe there is n defeatist sentiment among largo numbers of them which, if allowed to grow, will surely produce an unfav­ orable effort, upon the nation's morale. Evcryono recalls how recently the America First Com­ mittee through its s|M)kcsman, Charles Lindbergh, was tell­ ing Americans that Gcrmnny could not be defeated, ;hnt Russia would 1kj overwhelmed in a few short Weeks, and thnt even If the United States came Into the War on the side of Britain (and this was before we had Japan on our bnnds) there was no sulmtantlal way In which wc could help. Now comes J. P. Scibcrling, head of a great rubber company, who says that If wc can't whip the Japs in two years, “Wc ought tu haul the old flag down and call it quits." Mr. Scibcrling evidently meant th a t In his opin­ ion we could whip the Japs and that wo could 8b It within two years, hut wo don’t like the suggestion that wc should ever haul down the flag and quit. Rcs|>onsible military and naval authorities, as well ns the President of tho United States, have'said It would be n long hard war. Many res|>ons|blo authorities hnvc sug­ gested that It might tnkc five years to do the job. But whether it takes two years, five years, or fifty yenrs to whip the Axis, it hns got to he done. There can bo no hauling down of tho flag after two yenrs if wc haven't yet finished tho Job, or at any other time. Wc will never surrender. Tho very suggestion Is odious to most Americans. If It had come from a man in the street where it would get no further than hln next door neighbor it would b» bad enough, but to come from the head of a great American industry who, because of Ids prominence, Is able to gain a nationwide audience, it comes pretty close to sabotage. Men of great responsibility should be made strictly accountable for their statements in this crisis. HkjJreeng men fought and thry E i^niagbt atone, • TU* young i.irn f: . W#ody eroaa carried lit-this- place, ’Dnee only eunghl t& M r were*, , / n b t ones know only the This. young men* died, ami they no graces. • The young man grappled .With power* of hell. In this place, this llllle • 'Ykoy died, the brave, the loneV Men 3 w |flv e us courage, hope and £>7* glra ■ u» bnck I SM wondering today just JACKSONVILLE. Jan. to . — bow much enjoyment m a r family 1s Sanford got out of • (Special)—Florida is increasing rticuUr .Christmas tree during its expenditure* fur the relief of » recent Chriitmiui sepson. I the needy aged In every county read In rrrtaln Sunday supple­of the i late. In feminolu County during I)*ments about Philip Finn who attempted to rut a Trtcr Christ­ Yrmbrr it paid to MS recipients' mas Trr» from off land which of Old Age Assistance pish did not belong to him. In this grants totaling 17.123, according ounouncemmL here today uf o u r 1 believe Ph!llp was n«t tu (.eland W. Ilialt. Stale Welfare sneerv-ful because of tho .excrl- Commissioner.Irnt shotgun In t h e ____ hand* of tho farmer owner. la ray rase I j New horse track lax** allocat­ for the payment of grants to was not so surrrsafut. The tm ‘ ed the aged nro now being collected, wma cut and carried away. staled further, Now aa I look out of iny of­ the Commissioner in antkipatkm of these funds fice window ami are the hole and the State W elfare R otnl has where this Chris mas (rre aloud authorized social work s ta ff to until the itay before Christmas, invYUtignto all pending applies- * I am templed to liopr that the lions. Previous expansion of Un­ children that gathered around rolls had resulted from spreading the tree did not receive an in­ the continuing appropriation over correct Impression about Christ- a 10-mouth period diiting from mas ami the Christmas season. the. beginning of the fiscal year You see lie tree was one of iin,l tilling ra m of the remaining ones that the Garden Cluh two months from new revenue i K G lared a t the bark of th e school I their brautiflcatlun project. These ladles umlcr the direrlion of Mrs. 8. G. Dickerson have worked very hard on this project and the sch<Hi| grounds e re taking on a new appenrettre. Hot one of their fine A ustra­ lian Pine* was cut to provide enjoyment for some family. And sn I say what's one pine tree more or less, even If it was the j prettiest one of the hunch. PerImp* the one we buy to replace the ru t Flump will be even pret­ tier snd better than the original. Or perhaps It wax n o rth ..uch cxlremu m easures, to sn- the blight shinning fares of the IIUIc children ns thry gathered around that Christmas trre and received thvlr presents from Santa Claus. All in all I am elsd wc only need Christmas trees once a year and Oust only one family In SanfonI needed on* from the G ram m ar School grounds. Test Of Good Citizenship s' ■ 7 a1-' 5 ^ State Expenditures For Aired Increase BEGINNING TO BEAR FRUIT our own UEATUI CE HAW. rind |t In (he rtasslfled mis. I tost what you In their attic. it Is planning mart men b*the year. And id many more tloovsr useil In wmi Id gtow in He weren't rethe present tire I'.Arty, whatever tirrsine IK weU-Irvtrolloned but I •Individual* who want- Brntry to Imld a referMTO Wtr couM be dr- "1 unco amused myself by compiling a lint of ques­ tions Hint anybody could ask himself to determine If ho In n liability In his community or a blessing," writes Fred C. Kelly In Your Lifo Magazine. "The fact Is th at only one question in really necessary: la your ordinary behavfor such that if everybody did as you do, more harm than good would result?” But hore arc other questions that may help to ans­ wer that one: Havc you ever told a lie to avoid Jury service? Do you over throw n tin can, bottle or newspaper Into the street? Do you ever pick up n bottle or newspaper from the street and throw it Into a trash box? Do you leuve voting on election day to those who hnve nothing else to do? Would4 you refuse to represent your ward In tho city council or on n political committco and lot an Inferior man have the Job? Do you go to nny trouble to find out tho qualifications of rival candidates for your state legislature? I)d you vote for n congressman largely because you have nothing against him and he once sent you a package DECREASE NOTED YOUR FEDERAL INCOME TAX INCOMB OP PARMBR8 NO. 22 Farmers, which Include live•lock reisers, fruit end truck (rawer*, poults? (Stouts, and opatotors of phntattons and ranch­ es, ere liatto for Federal Incometax returns provided their Income ia sufficient to require the fil­ ing of returns. Primarily, due to tho reduction In tho credit for persona! exemption, many firm ­ fend included In gross Income er* will be liable for return* and for the taxable year In which to tho tax for the first time for received. Tho election made with the year IMI. . gupect to the calendar year 1930, Karmen may maintain their or fur the first year thcreifter records and file their returns of for which a return is require,! Income on either the cash re­ to be filed, la binding for all ceipts and disbursement* basis or subsequent years unless the Camon tho accrual basis of account­ mlr>toner approves a change to ing, A consistent method1m eat, a dtTTVrent method of accounting. u f n u lla h Heed? however, be employed. If a cash Amoon U received under the Soil Do you annoy buny public officlaU with requorfs for basl* is used, T o r n I0IQF, Conservation end Domestic Aiot"Schedule of Farm Income and ment Act, aa amended, the Price favora of value only to youraelf? , Expense*," la required to bo filled Adjustment Act of 1038, section I)o you persistently kick to the nmnager of your mov­ out and filed In conjunction of the agricultural Adjust­ ing picture theater and urgo him to ahow better and more with Porm 10to. Use of Form ment Act, as amended, and the Interesting plcturca? KMOP I* optional In the case of Sugar Act of 1037 constitute taxincome to the recipients for Arc you the k i n d who objects to being taxed for farmers who report income on the rbto (Vila. A fanner who re­ Pectoral Income-tax purposes. neighborhood playgrounda Just because you do not hap­ accrued ports Income on the cash receipts pen to havo young children youraelf? and disbursement* basl* tin which INCOMB CONST* i m v j i l / y Inventories to determine profRKCKIVKD are used) must Include In NO. 23 gram Income for the Ur.Ale year Income whlcti becomes the prop­ (I) the amount of cash or Uie erty of a person during the tax­ of merchandise or other able y n r should tv Included in The world must bo mode s a f e for democracy. Pd value property received during the tax ­ hit gruea Income even though he rant must b- planted upon the tested foundations of po- able year from Urn eato of live­ dock not h u rt physical possession Ileal liberty. We have no aelflsh ends to serve. Wo de- stock or produce which 'were rais­ of IL This occur* where income ed, regardless of. when raised: is uncondltlonaly credited to hls (S) the profits from Uw ante of account or set apart subject to nny livestock or other Items hia order r t any time, and such which were purchased| and (3) income ia s;ld to have been congross Income from ill other slntetiyely received. source*. , . tf, under an agreement, a tore, Under the accrual b a d e . hi payer's debt la paid for hia bene­ which Inventor,*-* are used to de­ fit by another, the effect is the termine thn profits, farmers' came M - |f the money had been gross profits am ascertained by u.'M to the taxpayer *ml he had adding to the Inventory (Value of tranenittod It to hia creditor. It livestock-ami produce on h«nd at often happens th a t . a .taxpayer the end of the year the amount whs owns properly agrees that NEW YORK T ill SB received, from the salt of Hye- I toe lacorae' from sock property I i lock ami produce, and 'raiarrilan- -hall be pakl to a third party, or Blame I* being toesbd hack the rubber Vre so Imdly need to-, ecu* reeelpto he b u y contract to perform svrvIcea -for a second party, and It and forth In the quarrel about ■toy. last year's automobile*. It the ted that the rompensetton Needless to say, this does nut m paid to a third party, Industry In IVtl produced flee excites er palliate the wickedh case the amount paid to million car* when, as alleged. It nets uf Dig Dullness In the fre* of livestock sad should have been producing ihtaed during tho ) tanks and planes the fault was itotk, whether pure as toaatrucUvelf received with the automobile manufactur­ •d, must he Indudi er* greedy for profit*. Or tho lery to their proper fault was with tbs government eiw* departments In setting plans and tank production quotas. Or the fault was still higher bp In quarters where atone tiisy had a picture of the whoto war effort. Judlctuea ehucrvtr* distribute t h e blame Safe For Democracy K sideratlon paid therefor, are ex­ empt from Pedcra Income tax. Any excess received over the con­ siders tlon paid to tu/.ible. Amounts recalved aa an annuity under an annuity or endowment contract shall bo included Ip groav incoma i exetpt that each yelr the cxlxe* sof tho amount received over 3 percent of the aggregate premiums or consideration pi Id lor tho annuity to tax.frce until the aggregate of such auma ex­ cluded from grow Income fo r the taxable ran 1 (M1 and prior years espials the aggregate premium* or rmisidcratlon psfd for thS, annu­ ity. There re ntoe exempt from tax c mount* received by gift, be­ quest, devise, or >lnMntamat Joteriat on obligations- of a State, Territory, or any political aubdfvlrlon thereof, or the District of f lllZ Il I f I V 9 li Ml H IB I amnI JPiw* vldcd In the Acts authorising the Issue thereof; or otllgstloni toa corporation orginlied under Act of Congress ft such torporrtlo nls sn Instrumentality Of Um United BtJlca; amounts received through accident or health inseranre ot) under workmen's rompsnsstlon a lu for personal Injury or tickoess; and damigea received on aceeunt of suck Injuries or, sickness. Pensions end rent pens* l km re- LAKELAND, Jan. io ._(/|>>_- IndicaMvc of the extent to which citrus tnicker* have W ii hit by tire rationing end other w ar 'restrictions 'on automotive operations are figures which show that daring the first It) to y s of January only 070 car­ loads of fru it left the xtolo by truck, compared to ISO'J In the •am* period a year ago. voted by the 1911 session of the ta-glsiture. Korida la ( W paying ensli grants for piibiir assistance a t lh« r ite of $M.I9b*5a per jc u r . Mr. Ilia lt sa id ,, the - figures Icing hated upon disbursement* fo r Ih-ermber. During th a t niontb, JHJiOH was paid out In Semimile County. Of this amount, 41,333 was paid to 110 children (13 fam ilirs) leeclving aid to dependent chil­ lin g , and J3f.2 to 33 recipients of nhl to the blind. •- WINE . • Good Drinks At Popular Prices DINE • Good Food DANCE Always R Music You Like JACK’S DEW DROP INN Os D raallfel Lake Monroe EIIIEtHEtHEIIISIIIEtllEIIIEIII CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED W# Pill All Prescription* LANEY’S DRUG STORE PHONK 10.J G DRIVE SAFELY and— TIIE PROPHETS OF WAR i out* Driving to Ora ntohel on a U ikatlng on SJ, r& ai 15- . r e « . ■ CONVICTS • P O L E D - Have A Thorough Grease Job DOUIILAR,*~fiV, Jan. 19, Eight white qeavtota rSftSM W RW toy . to .prevent • When you havri your car greased hero, you can count on a com pile job. Look 'After this' and bther a*rvk«i or repairs your car may need-. 0 all cornea un­ der the haading o f accident prevention I Com* to . . . - . . • i. f ■ ■■ • �•; . $ i% MONDAt, JANUARY lfc 1MB 'County Red Cross War Relief Fund Totals $2296.88 Social A n d Personal ActiCities MILS. 1XHJKINE 1,01'KINK DEAL, Society Editor Telcthone 14B NEW ARRIVALS S o c ia l C a lc n d o i P e / r s o n a MONDAY Walter llaynr* lut* returned Th* liependublr Class of llir from lAlte Wale* where he I U lhudist Church will mrvt at the weekend visitor of home of Mr*. J . 1). Callahan. l&IIS East Second K lrn t al Mr. »nd Mr*. Porter Angel 7:30 r . M. with Mr*. I*. . V. and >on of l*alatka were the Weber M co-hoates». guest* yesterday of Price Angel. The regular meeting of the trial Club will bo held tonight Friend* of Mr*. Joe Ban** the Tourint Center nt 7:30. .will regret to learn of her 111TUESDAY pext at h er home on Klin Ave­ The U. B. S. will have charge nue. of the morning sewing ses-doti Mr. amt Mr*. Herbert Douglas of the lied C rus, in thw \VU. , rimouncc the birth of a ion. ‘ Thomae Lee, on Monday, Jan. 12, . Mb* llillh McDonnell of Witman'* Club. Hston is the guest of her nicer, tyTho Episcopal Guild, under In the Fenfild-Laughton Mem­ Mrs. Sidney Vlhlcn, and her Hospital. Mr*. Dougina the dirretion of Mr*. 81. Clair orial siste r, M n. Jessie Miller. White, will new for the Red will be remembered a t the form­ er lsmise Tell of Qnlcen. Croea In the aftrmiMiii. Miss Doris Stewart of Jack­ WEDNESDAY sonville was the weekend guest .M rinbcn of the Junior Choir nf her mother. Mr*. Frsnk J,. d the First Baptist Churrh are Miller, and Judge Miller. m iucsted to meet ut the churrh. following prayer meeting, for Miss Mildred Hendrick* lias rehearsal*. from Kastnput. Go., Mira Dorothy la<rrninr Swan­ .returned The social department of the where she visited with her p a­ Woman'* Club w HI have It* son. daughter of A. B. Swanson tents for two weeks. Minneapolis. M in n ., ami ilge anti Chinese eherhrr* of ily nt 2:30 I*. M. Preceding granddaughter of Mr*. Gcnla . Mrs. Dougins Scott nnd chil­ Hie parly Ilie nnnual election of Swanson of Sanford, became the dren moved last week to Ft. office™ will be belli nt 2:15 I*. bride nf Harold Robert Sheldon, Jlennng, (in.. to join Major M. Hostesses n rr Mr*. J. H. run of Mr. and Mr*, tl. J. Shel­ fc o ll who Is stationed there don of Winter Pnrk, in n ipdat Courier, Mr*. II. W. Itucker nnd with the United States Army. Air*. J . W. Hall. Reservation* ceremony at t h o Presbyterian ■ y be made by culling Mr*. J. parsonage la*t Saturday afterMrs. Berta Breeden, Mrs. O. noon a t 5:30 o'rlnrk The Rev. Hr Courier, UK)—J. K. I>. Brownlee performed tho G. Roller, Mr*. Otllr Hawthorne THURSDAY of Richmond, Va., and Miss Tile Woinnn't Club, under the ceremony. Thelma T urner spent the week­ The bride wnrr a navy blue end in St. Petersburg. dirretion of Mr*. J.W. Hall, will and her enrraga waa have che.rgc of the Itcd Crow ensemble bf pink carnation* and tube ros­ Rawing session in the morning. Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. McCor­ 9 r h o Philathcn Class of the es. Only members of the Imme­ mick of Del-and were the guests p resenyesterday t First Baptist Churrh will havr diate families were o f Mr*. McCormick’* Mrs. Sheldon ha* l i v e d In parent*, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. its 1arsines* nnd social meeting nt the borne of M n. C. C. Col­ Sanford the greater part of her Gardner. was born in St. Paul, ima, Jr., on West First Street, life. She at 7:30 I*. M. with Mrs. |„ p. Minn. She was graduated from Clyde P. Murray of Maryville, ton nnd Mrs. Johnie Harmon Seminole i . H i g h School In _ tho , Tetin. was the weekend guest of ro-hoateaaca. ' " 1 . "L »*• J- O. Andes. S rThe regular meeting of Semi- employed In the office of the enroute to Miami where ho plain mila Ret ekah Ixrdge 43 will meet Hollywood Shops here. to spenp the winter. Mr. Sheldon was horn in Col­ nt the I. O. O. K. Hall a t 8:00 The Townsond Club will have orado, hut has lives) In W inter Mr. and Mr*. J. U Jackson U | regular meeting in the Court Park with his parents for tho have a* their guest a t their pant IR ,years and is a graduate home iRiusa a t 7:30 P. M. <>n SI pc* Avrnuc, of W inter Park High Behonl. lie Jackson's mother, FRIDAY M™. The Woman'll Club, under H i p is employed nt the Florida Bank Bander*, nf Stephen, Ga. dirretion nf Mr*. Roy Tllli* nnd of W inter Park. The young cntinle will Im> a t Mr*. J. T. Newby, will havn Mr*. Ted llnllirl and children rhnrgn nf the morning sewing homo to their frirnds at 10 0 1 aro visiting In Madison for n Minnesota Avr.. W inter Park, short whilo hefure Joining Mr. ^ is lo n for the Red Cross. a fter Jnn. 20. Ralhel in I’onani City, where they will make their fuluro horn*. « t Dorothy SwanHon, II. R. Sheldon Wed Lotte Lehmann. Metropolitan Opera star. applies s i the Frdri.il Budd­ ing in Nrw York fer permission to travel throughout the t inted Mat,-a Incomplete lit r roncril tour. She la brlBg aided In Oiling the .ippln item by lluoett Werner, a.teistant U. S. atla n u y in rhargr of ii'on •to m / control dletshm. S r Chairmun Expresses Woman’s Auxiliary Thanks- To Donors Club PreHcnta Study ®Mr*. I>. 1, ’rhrasher, sponsor nnd general chairman nf the Red Cross benefit party which wan staged In the Hotel Mayfair on Friday evening, ha* *spressed her appreciation to the generously responded for solidsUona for the benefit of the W ar Relief Fumla": Mr. ami Mr*. J. H. HlnterM|«ter, use of the hotel; Ben n s h two putted palm*, two polted plant*; Mr. and M n. I . K. Bpeneer, Alba Plena camellia; G. A. Spcvr, wild turkey; Coca-Cola Company, 2 rasea Coca-Cola; C. E .- McKee, 2 ease* Royal Crown • » i M argaret Ann Grocery, {«*kct of . groceries; GaUhel’i (iroeery, banket of groceries; A. A F- Tea Company, Bast Flr»t Blreet, basket of groceries; I’iRJfly Wiggly Store, table ail- r ; Table Supply Store. Jelly; » N K- !• Hoy. glass flower bowl; Mr*. A. W. U r , potted .plant; J . C. Penney Company, neck lie; Mr*. W. W. W right, soap lilacs; Yf. E. Klrehhoff, fljfwers; |L f . W hlturr. J r , “ O W e ra ; I’ijiptn Gardens, flower*; Chase and Company, rru lt; Lodge and Bon Grocery, ylogenijft Mr*. R. C .-Maxw.il. Vicallcnal Rchmd, material and lolnliug, U«kal£ ale.; f R. N. |f i t ' _ poaUra; llnly _Crmu plkcopsl Churrh, Uhlc*; Wo- M bs 'Nancy Itosseltar has re Jurtied to Stetson University in Delornd *ftcr attending the The Prsbytcrtan Woman’s Aux­ B u te Baptist Convention ‘ In iliary la preaentlng a study of Panama City a t which she hod the Foreign Mission S t u d y * part on the program. Book, ender the sponsorship of Mrs. K. W. Fite, iccretsry of M rs. W. J. Morrison had as foreign mission*. h er gucsta yesterday h er sister. Tho mectingn will be held a t Mrs. Ttllla Baird and ton, the church daring the regular Charlos, of Pfelatka; her daugh­ prayer meeting periods a t 7:30 ter. Mr*. Auttln VTMkn, alto of o’clock, beginning on Wednes­ Pnlatka; ami her brother and day night. Jan. 21. The first ■liter-bt-law , Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. meeting will be conduct*. I b; Kummer, and ‘ daughter, Chriithe men of tho church with J line, of W inter Park. B. Gahan In eharge. The meeting next week will lie tinder the direction of the Young Peoplo’e Society. The lost In tho series of meeting! will Im conducted by the Wom­ en ’* Auxiliary bn F tb. 4. w o The tenth ‘annual F ath er ami chapters of tha study book will Son Bant;net of the Oviedo Fit bo reviewed a t each rrjectlag. tore Farm er* Chapter was held op Friday night with the Future rarraera’ colors eo tori p f U’u IVoc and gold being used In the tabic decorations. Plate ran is and menus Were In the form of miniature B utcrtainlnf In honor of Mr*. farmers. Claude Jones, sta te president II. D. Morgan, Vthn celebrated her birthday anniversary yester­ of tho Future F e m o ra of Polatday, Mis* Penelope Thomaa waa ha, waa lho rtte*t sM okcr. lie hostess ?t a surprise iirthdajr •poke on " T h o ra ttie r’* Obli­ uirty a t her home on W est Third gation to III* Bon" and ’’The Itrre t S itu n lay evening. Bon*. Obligation to Ilia Father," ,Tha dining room table, over­ and "N alfohil Defense In Our laid with a- g iw n linen doth, CotamimUy.n wo* centered with A Hrgo whll* Karl Beasley made a short birthday cake, cwhoa«rri with pink talk on the method* of tho Ovlorose* ami tha Uwrriptlon, *" do C hapter i t TMttkfa T u rn e rs py Uirthdap”. After M n. can had opened bar trwny . 'In helping "Uheta Hem." A rthur Future Farmers Hold Father-^Son Banquet Penelope Thomae Hostesp At Party man* Club, tables; FJk* Club, tables; James Houghton, trans­ portation of tablesl C. 1. KmI- the cako waa cut and served with ding, manager of MeCrory'a 10e ice cream and punch. ■tore, loan V gUmma, Mrs. W Coleman and Cornell, Ulllea. .■fra. tlira ih tr II. Mrs. 'It. M*». Im«e Hinton and the-G irl KcouU far Ir as* u n n i It. X . MnrrU m* Mn. Lsourmc him Vickery, BhirWy Praaer Mor- •* te* Bl >L A- eetur- t* all roiamRtoo mem. T .A . «u flv tn chapter Tom- Phrk- Cooper with tha A t , tho recent mooting of tbe and ways and moans wdfaasJUeo of ___ is y -a O my Staten, M e ..J af Office™ # f tho ***• Ijal Moute*. J r ' J . w . Biker dude? F ete Hunt, ttce N J o T tw lu .^ ssaa&j nnd L. haa aJao n . PAGE THREE T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A B le a u acted a* * the Inby Arthur "H all T he vocstloh w Msteal/. T Arsro f . r . a .group. T h u «io*teg seraa»antea P b 5 * ^ S T M r s . woro yr t soatof by tha affkors M» a n co-chalr- af Dm chapter. b iS S S S S L laford d b rtrk t to The amount secured by Jictora in the Red fro** «nr luml campaign n*»w htnl< $1982,72, Mr*. Roy Mann, pub Uclty ibairm an. «nit| today. add Jnjf that there *rr :i mimbrr of firm* and person* who h*»\e given money recentl) for fundNriih i iif donor* follnu (ivtitsii, LS.Vi Sntmhill colored Mi-lion; $7.00, |T K Killl*vt’ $!X, .Mr*. Kndoi fu r le ll, l«akr Monmr, Frvc McthodM fh u rrh by the Rev. Yivmn Mmrunn Sanford. $2*». Ameiiemi l.ee»**n. $20. Rrcubytcrlnn i him h Xtixi linry; flO. Wunmn** Dim - omi *»l ! On* l>rmncmt»r fom im ttec. Shii ford Oviedo Truc k Ilimipr* I II. I.ittlr, (•db etiun flout I tin- member* of ihe ntri u iillui* defense branch b\ G i i « St h mah. */». Mi j|i»*l Mi* ! Alsu *5. Ml Smith, Mr nnd Xh S vim**, Sr., South Side \ . L- A Hruutley. I^**» V .1 Mryrr, Oltu Sclunrll. I*iimi null hVhiHil |* I \ \ GmcmI man, Mrs II II I ••trill,ut, Ml* I f Kni»ti*i brook AIxo. $10. Mr Jtnil Mr* II XI rapvkurtb, |*‘» Mi* ti A |»c« *»Hr* Mr. anil Mr*. K M AimitjiKu, i Mr* K K. Kniimilliit, Mi uuil i Mr*. Waller Ynilteiruuah of Otn , i vii, Dr (• II I'utn im, Mr ainl i Mi* J T Juiolt* of l.iko Mon I riH*.Mr*. Mmm ri’iHtrtcil that fiuin : the t>cm*flt partv. n|Miiia«irril * y Mr*. I> L ThruFhrr ami hi r com 1m itlrc of voluntJty *otkrr«. »• 1» total of $20? wa* ilm v iil win ! Mr*. Thrasher pi»»cnL’il t«i Hi. ! Rcil Croas. — — -- - Townsend Club Members Start New\ . Movement . RADIO NEWS It)l> .\\ iK) 10 \\ •'ai I.* 'I’ravcl Operation By f.S.Opposed By Head ri:n i.K \M v. \ > h i m ; m s , Edwin l O M Gniyh.•iiiul <• H|>«»rt* R. i-»n l.um ;ut*l The World • i • y. . tiii\f i ha* fxtrnslva »l*v li.avy r*« • iiui^ unlerfy t»iovrini*nt of •ml «uppUe«, »r»*.I in a Klim i 1*. • Ne\i * |.ux R f l*o i • friMut w . i i . JII Hi \.k ./ Ne k*. o f H. XX No* * \ 17.*I\ im d ' «xerunlr** thvro *ut h uctioti, ». »\v rrxpon• p rrp arn l to ,k.|o,»d '•i> uiithori* I h i tic t I Riu.I \xi N o t i n .h i I • fuvv 1m*\ * uo l U v n k f .i - ,X I mi Tlu* W.ul.i 1 I .* ( lr i s n i i X|. id llrc iiU l.iw i i , I .*• VitJIlIU I •» Mot M o IIim I I I m 1* !.'• A i m t i. t " Air i ’p S. .. . Mm m l llliuk A ‘1 I WiMiiati • Maty !.*■• At lion., tin Hiurhi Il­ l ’ll N«’w Ti‘iii|.« i it to i.* i:» 1 t»o 1 l*» 1 t.» 1.» j ni Shomtin • i X|r Shu* i <.«utiri«i. I I II--*. II luc k and ’• I * •*\ in join Mr. I .»’u|.,» wln io thay •• lullin’ home*. ••1 ihr l-ulie* '•-.-.I to ho|.| 1• »I ini’ * .it the D l l ’ . • ' • i > Moi|............. . I-!»»•• Rati X'l Witi.it «| hi 111V11o-«| |u I * I '• in* * • *»» |>tiifublw u k r tl tu M y 11 a S i t p u to t I * . 1J Ybippvra of >• t . novel fear 1• .im iillcm pt im thixls,’’ • it. 3 '‘unless i in i-*i*t. nur, ' 111.... . talking uiiui-diulely I |fi Up Nru ,V» W’l 'i l t l l c l (o *»i • latum of rail* i * and chip trana• *“* ’*» *. i* cl*-nr need l been CSb . I > • c tor J**e*ph B. •t f if fic e of De- >H» The* I . o n e I. o ll l m n l i * ’ Vox r.M* M ak e w ,.„ M u 'U .c l lots Id n>.—f4p> o p |H ijie il •• .10 Hanec I .Int •*i Sl|:i» 1()MDI(IHIXX s J au |**»lic\ in..... 1Mils Dm ti; .i 1 il.- i1 HI \ Winin'III 1 Unit; i* .. i •• 11 Ivl.Hl Vinto • 1*1 .1*0%S1 I..S 1 lit, « I |Tp S,IH* Jim U ln . .Mat inft- VI Ji i i \ w.» IJrfil i .. X 1 XVIn. i 1 • • I ' m ' \ . .• Mil.-i ••Ill • Miwi. mu .» \I.’M Mini. 11..1 III,. Mil • Skx ••Ml 1 Dim * 1 .• Ss.ill I’lk’"" » f**»d •• d ty dd as J < lilt AGO. Jnn It* tS|M-rml* ] i.i T hbiim 'IIiI (*ltil» inriiilM’t J .Ml thpRltfllHUt tin* 1•*411*>|i h»\«• Rtnrtc<| u ilrlvi- tn vurltr lilt Is*. nmctidinrot th»i»u»;linut th« ••"!; : tn «it ut inn nf tin* I’liitnl S lat'”* ir» ••iiiImmI)’ m; thf 1*1 ill!■i|»1«,w nf ti“ . .id Tnwn^rml I'lnn for r«’lirrnnnt i ii>i nf nil r i tl im i no yi n n nf ai? nr over nn uii ait<*«|ii.ltt- ft«l«ral I to |t«’rirti«tn. i i:» Dr. Knitiri-u K ThwiimtiiI • IH) whitcil rnnri'riiinu tin- |»r»i|»nM-i| ir» n-nriHlinrlit. **N«» r « » f tn • :to •* ,, r«T . (Min c*r t :l»ir •*» T*mi»wrl»*l t:» F^mM wtffr •far Maiinn Daxiff fai i'." rn in aa n rapl.tiii »»f lha , National ||i ’U«li|iinrtc*i* hn* i ' f . California Mat* Guaril in r**fOfnitlon M l<**r patriutijim hi makinir I hr nitriii Inl oni'-hiilf I hr intarc-Ht 01 hospital huildmic nf tho Marion llavlr* Umindaiion, in l »m Anc« lr*, j «nthuaiasm »vt in motion b pFlilsblc to tha Guard. Col. Rupart lluv.lu- I* arfmlniatcrini* I lie oath jibe petition for uii nim’inliuvrit on the grounds of ihe in«titution. |i,. tho U. B Count it nt ion.'* . _ __ _______ _ __ .. | L tlc r a with oid«*i.« f«u tin' Tin- i r - i i l i i i ....... t n iH-titimi nra hnni; irfi'lvnl at I’ciwnM'iid hc’»ih|uui tar* The- T ou rint * Inh r .o uii*v . > i t 1• t iijuyi’tl mitt for unth older t« five poll- [‘^'Joyi'ii l»\ t * t»i"ii.* Mi1lll|l* Mi’ll l-iv t tl it Br MAYME M.V-HODGKIN _____ linn* pin* Mn n m ila r* S\ mnl i hti i I n in •*#’•«« i • ••» fliih* ntc* orch'iiiiK u munbc’i l(l by W ilia ill ...........ii * H..| n* Tt»wn*«m llli’* You know, It’, mid Hi it no "Idrtl nnd most ft-rvi-nt desires. unit* 1 1........... IH.. 1t «• t r r Gniilni’i Plotter how ugly a thing isthnre's liej1 nondi-scnpt dirt colured Imir niixiou* to have* petition* tin* n rx l tv\M m h !i tm f oil thvir pocket* icHily for ins NX 1 lull XI. an d Mi" i cm* | course, so it a t ..tier face snd mvk. M. I W h i . m mnl II X| I.I. Rt LMial.il ly M«*iglli*i oaf creatu re, teuacd U - t e !i n " ^ 'w h i m ^ smoke c le .n d ro7nl, t i , uclgh- | M i- Grm»* ‘1tit in i nf X the most complete, the oinut i nnugh to the mirror, »he . K Yi«itniL* her h m t h •1 And it .1 r.km U T 'i '" “n ll.o u X a lie had beheld Feidi‘n « door-to-door can- K i.-itm e of h L L ? T . . | ,U,14. i '-and, w hat a .It, the tossing mane v' w n,*y, “ ' “I* stand. I »sintt -t. r -'uhi IInv%,. Ml illld Mi k e r o l x hr , ' i l : ,M and.-the too huge blsck c iirlw . ''uwulowi, .tr e e t come™. M. Bull h 2 S ^ l l t i U ' l,t?.)i„ ' . ' . h th at onto were nostril*. W« ex ' whllt' Towiiwmllte, who | Mr au-l M I* I lit It* I I l f iwniiy . . to . *|Huid the .|„. entire i... w w,_, I are' m mend r, of of vurloua various ■•Imr, lulwir, ...e luud. .two rn r, . , , ittllK durjiii.s tn t one |'<et c elk. -l-" en d eer, . . . -..n- • •I \ \ ll*lll ll| fl iU l r l.f_‘!* J ! bl u.1. “ hniall". _ end removing our firM bUckout.! rhurvh «< rvlcc ur other group, ( . -I" "• «*c f i l l I dil V • • i i * . 1U lie vin« fit -1 I'Vf/y boy shoiild .. . ,, . ! Mrs. n,L n| in rirviilMtct these t o M “ u i i i h w i t h Mi m i l l xf* Imj pllu to ilo fiinri* in nmnbo«M| ••vriiuuc Kurtcla! . . •hc-ftr mevliiiira thou In rail for III* meal* ami ■* ••••' te n te r and 1 on. ting track sulid lit! the (loo™, we have 11 rloridniii* are wcIcoiiip In ( 'l . 'W i . 'i ; A K J I/IV C indeivum l Li la-gin nti»our *onir,"" u rlllier a , .pcTlator* «r t*nr C i l '. l N I '. V A JeraY V iT a t the tender age o( nine. But r r«wd., at these ______________ _______________ t '» i^*) Nunciiltura •I tonight I • -khort* ill hy •• IWool Hlampa ENDS TODAY THINGS WE’VE SEEN AND HEARD : t e . r : tc f o lr“.! i ',,s .s > '- .......... ........... . TUESDAY iiarjriiin Day I'o riU .K I’lUXIKAM II h-tl -\ Swell Show ! «> they’re men oven nt nine. T he!’ "'ejtelniuent* me growing lir- ir n h a*d m n in a hiry FOR SALK |;, Mr,. A. K. MORAN, little tk-ar hrdplr— Mother, light- «, r ,“n,J1 "ur niterluinnicnla are I Mr. uu.l Mr,. J. O r.demmi • d - th o "tlarnug" little stow iii| ‘j' Omg ta tter. If yon don t c o m e ' ,lf s , Angu»llne tho Inthrvom, nlal returned to the lI"'»n you are m.wr the loser. w rtl. weekend guests of Mr. and 1 1 l*,v'' flrrsfkle to a wait the reaults. Isi, To the hungry l.iuna who came Mr*. \ \ i; Anders. ! iiinki- -•••<>•-1.•-Iv v in Just 31) minute*, our modest hungry and left hungry nt the Tin- Baptist Missionary So ti lls t I i n . litlle home w as transformed lido hmcJie«jii on T huralpy: The i|uul rirty held nn nil day inerting nt a scene th a t rivaled oven the Hy of the fnra wu, our re*|M»riai. the Inline nf Mrs. J. T. Mrl-nin, trees Hltl .1 enllllKI1 nil I g reat CUy o f London, (in on- hdily but, gentlemen, ilm gonn Thursday »f -bill.......... -I I • tcring the .bathroom you could tity Was gouged by your own •••I luge bp ti t Those present were, Mr*, tl. almost hear tha din of horn* and Jungle executive*. The nest time It. Mullih-uit, Mrs. A. A. Wesson, on Uko looiiiHr - a __ ailunt you. attend uue uf (liusu “ poor Mr*. I'tilllip Dimer, Mr«. C. A. living I li u m , ii kill ben mid erything Hint gne, witn n wings .of the fog. Tha celling niuit'a luiirhuoiis'' use your iiung. Anile™, light gllmcred feebly bringing ______ to iitnatlon and ItmJe plucea with Oldlinra. Mrs. W. G. will uccniiinindnlo 7 |ier*.in . Mrs. T. W IT rvult, Mr*. Blls tuind tho moon's dvspcrate desperate strugstru g ­ y»or humble, unappreciuteil Tbeie ule two ikmlde le i ..................... gle to pierce the density of the friend, and rome a* tne lowly Knndnlpb, Miss Mary Ktoncs, mist. The w hite roses on the mmUo and ynu'll feel no Isrk uf Mr* J.u llin- Alderman, Mr*. o i i v single l i e d nnd one e n l , p: n drjpcrles teak on tho form .o f Hu- "raw meat and bloody horn," Harry (Sieger, Mr*. Ilertha Lind­ ly of liA kcbithr, ill g u i l d r o l l ' l l sey nnd Mrs. Barbara Gilbert of t l u n mill"* u radio. Then* m e most roots. Tho linen closet door of your usual fire. being unfastened, brought out the W* feel free to express on Detroit Mirh. and the hostess flame vines, uiuleu* mnl m b - i cooperative patriotic spirit of the the p a rt of our w inter visitors Mrs J. T Mcljstn. sheets and towsts, even they as wsll os their shepherd u very Mr. W. I, Hleg 1* ono of the flower,, mid in addition u 77 a . (hanged their glittering sheen deep.-appreciation tn the Rotary Instructors In tho Southern water bmiu, ns- wgll *< m.uiy for ono of b a ttM u p grey. Club 'anu one Filot (oumlllal for College Workshop o t Lakeland. . The Jape, oven with the help the marvelous boat trip to Lem-1 He will teach there each week- other udvnntages. Will iell for <1,250. Com mil of a Kleig light would never have on Qluff on Wcdncsdoy. The day I end over u period pf n weeks, to occupants of that ws* magnificent, tho w ater calm 'F ifteen of tho students from inspect this bargain. ___little stove had seen and aa If aveirv of tho impression I this ' workshop visited this to U th a t’ tho blackout reigned we deal red to make, all the fcoth- school Wetlncsday, to really Rtf G KO . IIK K O I.I) sc suprspie. And the good th a t errd friends ami bovine creatures a cooperative school In action. Longmont, Fli ram* to ll aft l Yoar humble S*r- dkl „ _______ H | $ H | $ __ ____ (M ir best to enliven the land Tho Woman* Division n run t tesa .g ran ted oo* of her or rather waterscup*. Christian Henrico .met a t tho home of M™. Y. •!». lUekok, to N'StionsI heiobiuartera rrceivcl finish their study hook op *Th* word from the International Christian linperutiva. Those a t­ Knl- .Cross (kimmitteo In Gene­ tending, were Mrs. A. A. Mdran, nil-" va that '100 Americans, whoso Miss Evelyn Daniel, Mrs. J. C. linings were not given, have been Bills, M n. Bills Randolph, M ™. H)|\a IH in i opted by the Gkrmans at W. G. Killier, Mrs. J . W. YarcWuK" \S’liW W Coinplogne, France, a n d would bormigh, M™. A. kL Moran ami I like • tn receive Rial Cross pock- the hostess, Mrs, tlickok. tint) W A 8H IN 0T 0N , D. C.. Jan, age* furnished to prisoner* of Filemls of L A. Bhrklon will IB.— (Special) — The American war. U ntil tho entry of tho lw glad to leant ho la horns f»cV a snanoauap ito d a y ’th a t United States Into the war, Urn from the hospital, ami la doing la d - th a Interna Usual Ameetean Red Cross hail , bacn t Ctenmlttpe la Genova furniohtog food paresis to A l­ (In 1 nf war in Gorman- >tove Mr. Millar of WlnaLm HuI, pi paekoeos a t once to lied la MMd food, Vf lu Id territories. Irm, N. C. as their jru e st, and 100 .Amerlcons ■cw bfki prisoners In are« expecting Mr. Charles Og­ caerfea OgFrance. The irn on Thursday. parpol* wi{t -ba drakm front tho ' (HAitII ’I'M*' MM / u u rn n ItllAKTH MM ^ iuti m> PI arcelH To €frm«ii frfeowers ti statk /u aU tatn cd by tbe Amertc a a . Bod , Crssa la OfturVN Opnova fu fur Dto' U by the InternaUon a Coma Ittoo. Chair Women Will DoWork O nA irw_____ ay :_ Clippers -V t-» Jn#,trdo-. %» Slot® mlttodl u p -t o t h i : M m tr r r . I'AH AMOUNT NEWS Our Advlre Tu You: ENJOY A MOVIE. IIELAKt shr hmt Nrthcrbiml* Irwtics h<*“ pa estimated populal noted populatloa of M arly 70,000,000 p* ,000.000 psfxona,; -tbeM ing Check the Figures NKW YORK. .Jnn mors than a «M Uk Ainer- Forty , young, wopien bare been sngod for hiri^l'.h* i Ffea, AaUrlcan 'Airway* U bte.oapa a ‘Intern•od Italy; men .Yronters for otksr Usk*. Tk* wonisn, first i d r perF n » D d! u a e r ’tes&Xdis & B at lo u will flud a l"*n Ihreugli o u r IV ivm al Loan ■D eportinriit to bo Hm Very best Way to fiuoucu yuur luslull. tuent buying. AU Popular air . lln* to 4a ,S!nford Atlantic National Bank « r + W * ra f -Drptmll ! f v; -r luH ttniarr CarpontUoM �\ PAGE r o im - T!1B SANFORD 1IBHALD, SANFORD, FLORID, Kennel Club Inaugurates New •LONGWOODl J in . 19 (Special) float Half Dalir DaoOWl Bonford-Orlando Kannal Club. In J>**• . 'ilip f * '" J £•*'• »•••"» |h u wftli ik. h ... Xtanil alia llarptr HIM Wltn giving tho boat pro | My rnrluna 7i B Doeky M«r»h m m poaaltlf, baa temporarily « A c pitot • i»par Tcffio trim mod IU prof ram from 11 to FWorih Race—Polarity 10 racoa a lulhL I l Bob M oor# I Urhir Kir. In dlecuaaing the thane*. Rat- J Boy « Iran# war the SecrvUry P at Mretie detlar- * H?" * _ „ » " r* " ,r '* edi "Wa can offor a better pro- * p wTfiC 7a MIU •ram this way, alnte It will mean , neurbin i w i k ' m. more roat for tome of the dogs. i Miami Celling «Tw.MH.4um In addition. It will allow more » l^ d r Pani 7 Verni.h time to make wagers and result 4 M«<is« * in fana gettlne home earlier." I . „ With Race—5*10 Mile The feature rare until furth- 1 Vi«a» a T i.fT«i• • f notice will b( the eighth, In- I |>„n orlandn 7 Maak»<t l<»4 •trad of the ninth. The dally t imromy • Rural Tip " TWO-FISTED ATTACKER MONDAY. JANUARY 1». 1 * 4 # Loosen*, Restrictions Athletic* and photography are the two moat popular hobbies amour oallstod mao In the U. B. Nary. | CHARLESTON,- '2. CH ian. IS—For the flrat time alnretho A Leader among Laxatives. AdW’fb«idr JAWKttA countto S M X M I0 4 . »!• WiUBAlYlE •K W d ltip A V C o y o f ootitorr jam. 1*, t i l e WuWORTf? rismeepcDcAcAdi v<Jb«M>’e niA M PiM M ir KWJMttYrUUMf ^ kbt oCKOA’ aw ere ^ PlPfMAf Coate f O o ai trict Headquarters annoonead here today. Formoriy, only thoee men with a minimum of thro* years active engineering practice subsequent, to wnduatiea from college w en eligible for such appointment A t present there are over TOO offiesn enrolled In the CleU en­ gineer Corps Reserve. Meat of these officers .are on active duty In naval districts, yards, and station., a* wall aa on various construction projects which the Navy la undertaking throughout the United States >sad In outly­ ing po n ses Iona. The Bureau of Yarda and Docks estimate, that between TOO .and 300 additional reserve officers will be needed to complete the war expansion program. BLACK—DRAUGHT I Rememt bar th a t neat time the need a | a laxative haa you logy, encore fortablel Yoa, U'a one of th# (■eat celling laxatives In thflj Booth. I t contains a u rak-laxff t i n , ao It may tone laty IntaaUnal muscles. It's spicy, aroraaU ic, easy to taka, usually act* gently, thoroughly by aimple dW roctiona. Demand t h e genuine BLACK-DRAUGHT! . -A D * | between 1 1 4 and t Inches. They took this action because of the very low prices received for their 1941 crop. ; A goose baa 12,000 muaClrs With favorable soil conditions USIN* KcriA HMM to control Its festhers alone. begun c e u A u y W9u4 dkif allay* the couch or you Aife* TAVARE8, Jan. 19— (Special) prevailing, growershav. 10voyour money back* —Citrus, Bea laland cotton, and An automatic lo c k mechan­ watermelons ara being given ism In ■i bird’s foot keeps It on R E O M U L S IO N major attention In Laka County the percli while asleep. far Coucfci.Chait Colds, IroncUris a t this time, according to Coun­ ty Agent iR. E. (Norris. “Growers have been quite pleased over returns from tan­ gerine sales and ara .optimistic about prospects tor a good sea­ son .with oranges and grapefruit, also. Lakes have been a t a higher level than usual for this period of the year, and ■growers are hoping this will prevent anv serious cold damage this w inter.' S I .0 0 0 and the saras number at the Members of the. Lake County .. . 54th hole. by. Sea Island Cotton Grower* As­ sociation recently met and peti­ OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 10 ,— tioned the Commodity Credit (A*)—Racing homo with another Corporation to Extend loans to sub-par round, hla fourth hi » centarflsldsr of the gNew York many Include any cotton arith a staple Byron Nslaon card­ Yankees and last season's moat ed a days, 72-hole total of 274 to valuable player In the American win the f5,000 Oakland Open league, waa named unday by golf tournament Sunday. New York baseball writers as . The big ball-belter from Tole­ their cholca for tha "player of do, Ohio, by way of Fort Worth, the year" award to b# presented Tax., pocketed 91,000 for of hla at tnelr annual dinner Feb. 1. par-cracking performance, and It was the second time In five y ea n that tha honor had hern won by "Joltin’ Jeo" and the first time In tho 12 -yeor history of tho award that the writers had repeated a previous selec­ tion. , The BS-game hitting streak of Lot 3 Blk 6 T r 0—2 story dwelling at 410 Myrtle Ave. the mighty slugger from 8an Francisco was an outstanding Lot 3 Blk 8 T r 9—2 dwellings at 408 French Av*. feat of tha 1941 season, break­ 8. 40 f t of Lot 0 Blk 0 T r 4—2 story dwelling at 70S Oak ing a 44-ytar-old major league record and propelling tha YenA rt. Sculptor Wallace, adopting an keea to their fifth pennant In Idea advanced by the Chilean Ni­ Lot 8 Blk 12 T r 8-D w slllng at French Are. six years. trate Educational Bureau, 1*111 Lot O.Blk 12 T r 8— Dwelling at 101T French Ave. . mold a chicken, hog and cow 'n butter and dleplay tha figured In Lots 1 and 2, Boyd’s Subd.—Dwelling a t 2002 Franck A r t .' lass refrigerated eablnota. The ormatlon la that of o flfo and Lot 4 Blk 1! T r 2, Martin’s Add.—Dwelling at 914 French drum corps, leoden In the na­ Ave. tional food army th a t the gov­ ernment aaka to supply defense 8 . 40 f t of Lot 3 Blk F, N eon’s Add.—Dwelling at 312 NINTH RACE—FUTURJJJY!1 forces with 115,000.000,000 lbs. Chapman A n . FIELDER • J* ’ Lota 81 and 22, Pino Height*—Garage A p t a t 2444 Park ' OLD BRIAR { A n. i, * MONK BLUE wtion to the nation’s star afROUGH TRAFFIC forts at the Florida Stats Fair, Fab. 3 to 10, J . E. Wallses, JOYFUL MORN LADY IMAGE FOXY KID r Citrus, Cotton And Melons Get Notice CoPriJo/J It eu)C jffiism DlMagglo Is Named I*?™" Nelson Ctolms After Victory “Player Of Y e a r ” £ ■SSSI,''Sfi G E T T H E T H R IL L utter Caricat Will Be Exl P a n s ra l D ire c to r Corow Flrat * Frtneh B Wo PARK AVENUE COMB IN AND U«T YOUR DM2 CALENDAR M O TO IR| I N E 5 Classified Advertisements FEEDS it Toachton’a On. HELP WANTED SENIOR onto. baauty operator at Herald. I0AX SACKS. 400 SITUATION WANTCD HALT DAY Jo*. May, I t l Cy- COLORED GIRL HALF-DA’ r»r *•1 R FEATURE AndersonGriffith , far yra ss4 real mbs reete rdeaed. far wars yiuwrs, Is • ■wry m by bos. UNION 7 ETTA HJCTT irove digestion , (by low, of gaatrio Julcei build now eti Hove periodic DUI. Sealed bids will be received the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, in the Office of the City Clerk at the City Hall until 6:00 o’clock P. M. January 26, 1942, for the cash purchase all or any pprt of the following addi­ tional property acquired by the City through foreclosure of taxes and | or special assessment liens. Ob Root* If* (Buford HIfkway) at LoagWMi ■boot 10 M08B Booth of Sanford. „ TURN AT RID ARROW The City Commission has a master’s deed to the foregoing properties, anc$ they are offered for sale with all taxes; paid to January 1942.. The City Commission reserves th e' right to accept or reject any o r all bids,; H. N/SAYER, City Clerk.1 B y P A U L ROBINSON �I; ’ V . .. BUY BONDS! 1908 SANFORD, FLOKIDA, HfctoAY.lvIANUARY 20. 1912 ---- wi----------------- —r,a_______________ lji_______ Bombers Hits Nippon Cruiser Bomb T a n k e r Off ^ Southern P h i l i p * pines And Account For 3 Jap Planes Battle Of Moscow In Reverse Reds Smash reak With Nazi Lines Axis Powers AtTwoPoints Is Predicted “E s c a p e Corridor” South American Re* Is Narrowed For , publics Are Said 1 0 0,0 0 0 Germans h Ready To End Re­ In Mozhaisk Area *X. lations With Nazis in r Iw w iain fo n t HE JANEIRO. Jan. 20. (A*) -A unmiimouR bnuk hi rvln UeiiA with the A *'e txiwrr* by th* .' ’i American republic within tiro days w >s predicted lislay tor a nigh fum tlonary of the nn-A raaricun Conference. Argontlne anil Chile have been ' tone holdouts. <ul observer* expressed the belief that <Br tu w t a t ^ Preasl Chile Would follow Argentine** “radically modified" attitude Russian armies are rc|M>rtrd •kradic W h i ch now is consideied cooperto have narrowe<l the “escape which The Carm an army, r imbed by weather af >S degrees below itr o and repeated Red army blowa, gey* way at Important point* In the central sector of the east­ ern front, it was r-ported today. invaders Pound ~ ^ - Dutch Harbors Assault I s Renewed W &W nM t V . S. Men !r m f taxon islan d corridor’’ of 100,000 Hermans at Moihai*k today and amaahrd the German winter defense line a t two important points. The regular post-midnight communique issued in Moscow today told of the rrcaptuce of Konbrovo “in the Smolensk dis­ trict" far wrat of the capital, and confirmed the retaking of Vtreya, 13 miles southeast of Moxhalak. American bomber* today nk a Japan*** cruiaer, and direct bUa on a tank* k m tn | the bitter fit use*; 100 mflea elf Joto in K & lk m TMIpplnaa, the Reports from Um Bartons f ro n t i U U th* Battle of Moscow, tt* Naato had attempted to rapture Ota city with a giant enMat, te a gone Into tovarao. with Soviet troop* encircling and If off large Natl troop unit*. On# farce of Rada U smashthe Rib«v-Vy asm a-Bryansk (A) Una# On (hi sector between trad and Moscow, the Invader* are facing annihilation. An* Sad forte tea-by-paaeed O ie L 'W lth aft tha Soviet might a l w p m Ns * j **- jn&ri v* / -M C ap t Smith Get* Airline Promotion With the statem ent that a rup. tule In relations lietween llrasll tig) tha Axis would t>e regarded aa a most unfriendly act. It t |. | learned Monday night from an excellent source. Appsrcntly part of a wal*. spread scheme In l-atin America U “torpedo" the conference of fatrign ministers tn session hire, the A x i s warning was ehnl In the most diplomatic titude*—but it backfired im­ mediately. . (This source said the threat gfgvkniptly moved President Vatgas to make the grinr declara­ tion at a luncheon the same day that since war had come t» the western hemisphere, Ilrisvil could no longer be neutral. It was loomed that the con­ ference In effect had given bedtaht Argentina until Tht rsday to, make up her mind whether .he would join sister American republics in a unanimous iliplo■tic break with the Ails. Other evidence of Axis intrigue a t the conference came from |tlel Padilla, Mexican for. minister. We know that Axis agent* working In their well known h!o«, which I* very skillful, xrtl American countrim from breaking off rela­ tions," he said in an Interview. Ila adth-d that he hail “ no conn e ta information alsiut their artkina." Mr. Padilla said other con­ ference Icrsilet s were aware of Asia efforts t» saluitagv the meeting. ~ V “ i U “ u .S ; ” ■nd »l* ytmrJ tt«t and bam- ; [ , .Jmv; • storm flying, Captain Smith Join- troteum coordinator, almost slmsd Eaatorn Air IJnes Nov. U "Itansout y with announcement 1*30. H* to now a '. Million- Iby Ih* Navy that another tankK ite .” * ler, the R. H. Malay, hail been at* • Captoln Smith la marries! and by * , ,u !l£l,rlC? , o tt lhe rtshlcs with hi* 12-year-old »on;A‘tonte cwst. Th. Malay sura t 9911 N. Creenway Drive. Coral ‘ho attack, but throe other fUhlM. lanMm haw been »unk tlnco ----------------------- . lla.l Wrdnrtelay. For Mr. Davies, In announcing his winning 'WASHINGTON. Jan. » .< * > > Retail dealsra In cdl grades of gasolln* m stv ed notice today from PrH* Administrator Laon Henderson th at pries* must re­ main a t or below t t e Iwwwl o* last N*v. 7, or a prico calling will b* Imposed. City News Briefs Workman n r * repainting the woodwork on tte exterior and Interior of tte Court House. W. T. EdwarJ* of tte Stata Department ad Education la vtoIUng aU Saraloots Comity school* tn eonnaetion with a BUta-wld. acteat analysis report Super* W arns Of Japanese Are Rut 75 Miles From City, Enffllsii Quartern Now Acknowledge Production Shakcup Invaders Land Below Main Line Tokvo Declares Ma! Inyan Town W ater Supply Is Cut Off u ti tn w isti* r irio llritixh military quarters nckiHttvIi’ilgfil today that the , Jniutne-p aro tvithin 75 ' ntilcx rtf Siiig»|Mrri‘. anil the ! infiltration of sea Inrrne invaxiiiii f o r e t- a In-low the mis in line inilicutetl the finttl text rtf Singapore'* ticfcnw-H i* fa*t appnrHching. K r awarded to oo the Scenic while U klrg eras "Sanford, Mat City”. ;xn also will ascs and by «•, Several I received, and and 93 were tukanta Asaa* >nd aad third 11.1 British Defenders O f Singapore Will Face Supreme Test ’TJrrman nand Italian dlplomats have orrally threatened lirarvign Minister Aranhn ■ Ian Eo re ig tag phrase will atil Its has been ho slogan Is or* used anywhere Price Cellinar Gasoline Threatened M M IIK R &■ MIAMI J«n. 20 tspec Cipt. Ralph K. Smith of Eastern Air Lines, a native of Sanford, has teen appointed check pilot for hla compiny's eastern region. It waa announced today by Hidncy L. Shannon, vies i s J U In * | charge of oparitlons. He win he increased Use Of on duty a t hia present base. Mi Tank Cars I h Asked ami. Captain Smith wrnt to high _____ school In Pbiladelphb, Pa. ami WASHINGTON. Jan *0 GP) obtained a college degree from Ths gnvr-riiment Monday night . e y"'«r».H y of Mexico in Me*- csllsd on oil cnmpan'aa to Injc° .[M l, ho msrlc h i* |rrraM „ ,r ,,f railrmid lank cars first volo flight a t a member of f„p movement of petrnlrum pro tn m JL. n.T ill* ,,r,B' ucin,f “Florida Night" Celebrated By Sanford Tourists Following a short buatne»e matting a t whkh winU r vlel* to n planned a picnic a t Lake M a n n e a t Monday afternoon, tte Sanford Tourist Chib waa entartalaad by Mlaa Dorothy Sanford end a number of her music student* from Seminole High 8chJol; a string band, the Florida Wranglers; Clarence (Cracker) Dennalson. Imperson­ ator; Mies Edith Lovejoy. plan* 1st; Mrs. f . Shads who gave a patriotic reading With Robert E. Lae a t l u subject) Whistlin' WllUe, negro comedian, w i t h Mrs. W. B. Brinson In charge of tte program, “Florida Night.’' Konbrovo, not listed on avail­ able maps, apparently waa some­ where weal of Kirov in the di­ rection of Yrinya, and the Soviets said the Red drive ■teadlly was gaining ground with the Nans suffering heavy loeaea. Fighting was rising in intensi­ ty, It was said, and it was thus appeared that a major offensive to turn the German line at Schluesselburg waa being de­ veloped against the German Field Marshal von Lweb, one of Hiller's best known expert* In Idafeneiv* warfare. ftcm lrr Stalin was described here as strongly interested per­ sonally in operation, believing, that to smash the German aro before Leningrad would have not only Its obvious military effect but a strong effect as well upon a German public already worried by tha failure of Hitler’s ram* paifB at tha canter. M em ber Afutoclaled P rriw » Itcportmg at hi« Washington office as chairman tit tire Wa r ' "ff'ctal t.erm an broadcast, Production Board. Donald Nelson b».ks at a poster reading Artier- , |'lM|>(y nrltj, h trtmps. Ich'm Anutefr! Product ion!" And that h to In* lii* itn-wrr, tltt lnrnl m cirrln l 70 in »\ v * north af .Mr. Nilioti, who wnrtml there •iiii -*l Ik* iiu JUg* in |ii'«M|uriii«: the \ Siiiirn|Mirr. me MttMckin^ in an war c«|uipincnl v iu ll) nreiltil to ilrfrat the \\ i* . 'iittu n p t to r»l their way out of i the trap Thi IlMIHlIfNllt said the It A. F. Is nttempting >o aid the •urrmnsled forces to | reach Singapore. The toondenst added that Japrse tloop, have seised a w aterwan k* 211 mile* north of Johoro llsin. cutting off Singapore Itom it a “ vital source of water I.ONIION, Jan. -.’ll idh •upply." Prime Minister Winsloii Chiirch A lautilon -poke,man said ill Informed the fh>u*r of t orn- there »a* no ronfinnation of ;ooos lislav he shurerl (heir niiy Japanese landing* a< close anxiety about the Parlie Opera­ a* 2S little* from Singapore, tion* but *iiid he has n "grow .Mi-anwhlle. u rnmmuni<|ue from |ng runfirli-nrn'* in ihe i'M ii\ua| rKartarmi, anu'urrced the RrllUh victory there. lonl 'teen forrerl to give up second m ost important air Celery shipments to thi- notlh are increasingly heavy and Ih* day rlr liutr will la- held «noit on ilwse on thr llurnm panhandle. price i* holding up to * sntl*- the war -llualioir, he offered pi Tavny. 200 miles down the Mal­ Atrtnry level, II. J. Is-hman, call for a vote of ronfidriue if ayan Peninsula and 110 miles debate chiillanged hi* west of Jan-nesr-uccupird Bangmanager of lhe Sanford S tate the lu k m Thailand, has been useful Form ers' Market, staled this govern ment. fnr lanling Jaoanesr air fields. Edgar Granville, liheral na morning. I’arliaiitent The Biitiah said they believed More celery I* Irelng eul now lional iin-nthcr of and 1s increasing nearly cvetv anil other* rlenrly were disaatl*. the Japanese alro’ ily had estab­ day. The early season crop, held fieri with Foreign Secretary An­ lished plane* there. l ‘orrea|Mintlents among the back by unseasonable weather, thony K.rlen'* Malaya statem ent troop* at the front reported the la coming in, and It i* canceled J«n. X in ahirh Mr. Kiler: *ail Au-tralinn*. Biitiah and Indian* lull were fur from disheartened bv a that cutting will anon reach the the government nrri'tUed rr*|Hin,ihilty for British re retreat which ha* now gone on peak of the seasnn. The price per crate remain* verse* "if we were wrong, it for no re than *1* week*. rrenund 93.211. and the»c are wa* * ihdda-ratr decision, all I Thi m> iirntiiith wii'K* indication* that the high price 'no* m» Isi-cd mi neglect." mg Australian« riding in » steady level will be maintained during | Mnj. r lemciil It AHlee. hud stream In the front In truck* the season. G rrater prosperity in |p r i» v ■■•ul. prmni*ixl the House chalked with a»ch sing I It* as the north and the high ipixlity ‘of t'miinion* an opportunity for “Tokyo F.aprrss." of the celery are given a* lea- ,a thorough exploration nf Fi sons for the corresponding high Eastern and other troublesome issue*. price. Mr. Lehman a l s o announced Meanwhile. Mr. t'hurv-hill w*» t h a t a delegation rrprrrenting Imny talking with his Whitvhall the American Institute of Co­ aide* and denartment heads, and FtlltT LAUDERDALE. Jan. operatives visited t h e m arket Monday tid ie d Buckingham I jtl i/1*i — Approximately 9000 yesterday In * atato-wlile in­ Palace for Innelu-on where he ,, i !al irer* were out of job* Monspection tour. The ilelegatlmt reported to ... King George VI un !,(„• Iliirhl „nd er„„ damage wav consisted of farmer* from many hi* 11 ip to the United States uni estimated at 93,".10,000 a* a re­ states in tha union. Including Canada. sult of heavy rain* which aubfront Oregon, Mr. Lehman The*,- .folk* fureshndnwrd |s>*- |mrr.*i-d field* In this *gri"ilL added. • silih- change* In llrllldi war nr- .tu-vl sector. Prime Minister Is Confident Of Eventual Victory In Pacific Celery Shipments From Sanford Are Increasing Daily Heavy Crop Damage Reported I n State $ I t ganisalion, but most quarter* | Browanl (.'minty Agent B. K. "Tanker* have been sunk on did not expert a shakcup In th? I Lawton >ahl thr rainfall, which both coasts. Others hare had to D raftees Back From cabinet itself. Hasted several hours Sunday hr assigned to military serrir*. nicht and Monday morning, was Center Ocean hauls are now complicated Examination r ,, . * .. " 1**“ worst In history.” by obvious hasards. The Pompano farmer*’ marThe first group nf Sanford Florida Grown Hemp' ket 'This mean* that overland will tie eloactl Indefinitely as movomant tea become more lm- men to Uk* physical examina­ I h N ow B e i n g T e s te d result of the washout. tions a t th* new pre-induction imrtant than ever.'* station lorated In th* Armory WASHINGTON. Jan. 2ft—olh building In Ortomlo returned STATE HAH SHIK'KH War Department an- j yesterday at noon, following —Th* nounevd Monday that the Army j FtJItT MYERS, Jan. 20—(JP) prompt attention. E. B. Garter i f th i local draft board auld to- *■» ‘urnlng succe.sfully t» do. A series nf tremors rumbled lightly across the extreme south­ day. adding that complato ro- me,‘' p " n’' i»«P«rt*Nl prmlucl* rone, ern part uf Florida Monday. to whathar they have subatitutra for Manila accepted have not been which no longer may ba obtain The first national billiard match sd from ths Jspanrse occupied made yet. In the United Stats* was playid A large group of colored men Philippines. *t Detroit In USD. The sto^a will he sent to Orlando tomor­ Starting a large scale research was *15.000. the quartermaster row for pre-induction examln- program. a Ilona an d 'atao ivro negro vn|. W R was whl already to tev Abbreviations e c u commonly* untesra, Etoworth Williams whol***"/1 , aubatltutss in Maxim, used among th* anclrnt w riterwe* a delivery boy and Johnny C*"*™! America and Caribbean X. Bargeman, will be sent to and is testin-r hemn grown in Camp Blending. These are tba Ktnlucky ami Florida. first to leave Sanford on the January quota, Mr. Carter die* HALIFAX FISHES Group Will Operate On Flexible Basis PAIM REACH. ~jan. ao -tA I —lord Halifax, Ambassador reeling bare In overcome the effects of an illness, has ven­ turer! Upon th* Atlantic and boated a 'eallflsh, a spekesinan revealed Monday. CELERY IS c t r r PAHOKEE. Jan. 20—GPl—The .annual harvest of the celery crop m ill* winter vegetable bowl on thgahoree of I-ok* Okoechobeo la getting wider way. Early sales at 93 to 93-99 a crate were reported. Six Boys Leave To Join U.S. Navy Six Sanford hoy*. Jack Morriaon, Pet* Mero, Dent Plarty, Jo* Douglass, Charla* Hatcher and Bernard Collins, who were ordered to re tarn home from the enlistment station In Orlando Jan. • a "military necessity” reuse of leak of facilities, toft early this morning far Jacksonville, anrouta to t h a Norfolk, Va* U. 8. N a v a l Training Station. T te teva war* asked to bring only toil­ et article* and to woar warm clothlag. Aa aeon a* tta y ■ \ .• v - \y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 19, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 19, 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 19, 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/81f42e77a6fb7048bb9029b106ede10c.pdf d9ba46691e61f5f37da27ec1319b6c3c PDF Text Text I ■ a • « 1 A - THE SANFORD* HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA to Plane Wreckage Is 1 I n aortrr. re: K . l a l . o f rHi#4 Found, 7 Are Dead JudIng# . |k»H . mClonuorltf Celery Feds Lose Unusual Cage Contest To Ocala By 28 To 18 “ I think we’ll beat them when they com* here.” dL E. Morria, temporary coach of th* Celery Fed cage squad aald laat nfght after returning from Ocala where the Fed* were taken for a queer ride by the Wildcat*, 28 In 18. One of tha boy* reported that anything went during the game, Including plenty of rough •tuff, las refereeing an.l slightly unuaual antic* during the {! squad game. Roth game* were played in the aftemon. / Ocala's faat team ran up a . 12 to 1* advantage at the half, and increnaed the tempo during the final quartera. Center Wil llama, who alao perfomed in the II game. Ini the Wildemta with 10 point*. High man for San­ ford waa Billy Fleming, are rrnter with six marker*. Ijirgly hecauae of the work of Williama. Oral.'. B team , with two other A aquad members aaaiatlng, trnmplnl the Fed ||, 44 to II. Sanford haa u game aehnlulrd with Orlando Tuesday, but it haa been reported that atepa •eP' have la-en taken to cancel th. ronteat. It aeema that Seminole High ha* been dropped from the Orlando grid alate, and Coach Mcl.ucaa la aald to feel that the Fed* shouldn't aehedole the Tiger* in baakrthall. A date with I-ecsburg here next Thurs­ day may be ahJfled there aa the !E ‘ date cnnflirta with another en­ tertainment supposed to be held at the high achuol euditoriuin. Coach Mr I-liras la expected to return to achool Monday. The line upa: Sanford l*oa. Ocala Daniel* (3) K Muaaeau |.l| Herring (3) F Kobbina C.M Flcpilng (0) C Williama 410) IIradix (:i) G Walker (2) Lee (2) G Shaahy (Ui . Hub .curing: Daily (it ; Oliver (2), I’amell (2). Nelson Takes Lead In Oakland Tourney LONGWOOD, Jan. 15—(Special)—With the excitement attend­ ing th* nine-county blackout over the 8*nford-Orl*ndo Kennel Club return* to normal here tonight with a program of II full rate*. Seven of the II race* will be over the ahort futurity d atanc* giving the aprlntera n chance to ahew their heel* to the public. The feature race will probably rat auc auch find Eric favored to defeat doga «« Lucky Sis, Roll Fast, Starry Flag, Smoky Tale. Fact Fury, l.ucky Mark and Doubtful George. „ ° » " 2 .‘ V Firat Race— Fulurllv Eleventh Race—A-l* Mil* .w jrtK p ,...... • ; sa 1 ‘ alumM Hauser Mav Become Zlvic- Will" Fight Minnesota M e n t o r Robinson Tonight Y o r k , j*n. n i,-f> p »Joe Loula la In lha Army now and out of tho headline* for a while, so tho aecrat can coma out that Frltilo Zlvic and Ray Roblnaon will take pot-ahota at each other for 12 round* to­ night In Madlaon Square Garden for a crack at Red Coehrana’a - welterweight till*. ■4 ' Although thli return match haa been cm th* b o o k * for week*, tho hullabaloo over Loula* dafeat of Buddy Baar and hla joining up to do hla fighting for Uncle Sam left tomorrow’* tuaale a aomewhat myatarloua • moating. MINNEAPOLIS. J*n. _The heir apparently to Beryl* Blerman'* coaching throne inr the duration la hi*, amlllng, re­ ticent George Hauaer, a *Ufooter who waa a master tackle 25 year* ago when Dr. *1. IWllllama* Mlnneaota ahlft pulverlaed theboya. Blerman ha* been called for Marine Corp* duty. Gsorgt Hauaer—Or. Csorg* Hauaer, pleaae. In view of hi* M. D.—1» the heir apparent becauae Unlvsrsity of Mlnneaota official*, football playtT* sjid the fan* conalder him a natural. Ahoy* all, Hauaer la Blerman • choice. When Blerman canre back to hta alma mater 10 Tsars ago to become head coach, he picked Georc* Hauaer *» hi* line coach. The line* Hauaer haa turned out at Mlnneaota during the en­ suing year* when Mlnneaota aanc th* nation’* gridiron tMma hate been th* talk of th* plgakln world. One of hla great* eat llne-cosching feat* came taat Fall when hi* forward wall carried a crippled backfleld through com* of th* tougheat game* of the aeaaon. th* battleahlp can delhrer th* hardeat blow and take more punlahment than any other type of chip. Classified Advertisements FEEDS at Tooehton’s Oro of Ihf Cuunty. f*.*• <-WT C n m m . r r l s l 7th rtay «if 4 Bsc* u i h «I A .D . non** for rent or *at*. Phono lo I I I# T I'I I N IP MalsA. Mu l l p r *4e In 74c TOMATOKB t a —4t l .b p - i s IS se t» I t . x i .ii * . a t . a s — i t s * :u Po u n d Carton II oi tVATKIt CIIKJIH Do* Itun t*c In Madison Square Garden. Nineteen thousand fans paid about f!H5,0l)U to •see the “ battle'' which waa for the benefit of the Navy Relief Fund. J o e Louis contributed hi* purse of about 170,000—and two minutes fifty-six art-onds o f hi* time. Flat on his back with hi* feet still in' mld-alr la the wny Ilu.l.ly Uaer’a quest for Joe Louis* heavyweight title ended—and it wa* in the firat round. The unbeatable Brown Bomber toppled the young California giant three time* before the referee stopped the bout O P T o r VTATM r R O l i r i T S TPPI.KM Black T w l* . H tsr m cu Hu Bakl. | l . a t D tlllly l i a s l>. Ilcious Bus t : * o It A NAN AH a* l.b ■ n u n II 74 lo tl.ao COHN Hhsll.d W h ile H V T Haas 11.74 In (1*4 ONIONH Vallow I D 1J, Hack |7 4« to |t .7 4 POTATtlKM CWT U s e s 17 4 . In U.ao MF7ED Cert If It.d 1111. . CWT |1 on—11. lu P I N K A P P l i : Cuban C r » l e . |1 »« MWT POT ATO KM I»u llvkl II 4. lo |l , a * POTATOK.H Idaho Maker. 4» l.b Macs 11.14 C W T l i s t s | ] 14— I t so MCTAHAOAH Sa l.b. Mark 11.14 LEGAL NOTICE I ’ I pbI atatkm kat of ro K irn n n t 'rd rr a 1 «a vlaft# A ! . # « » U M rU lU a a t:*tih ol.K r o t * t \ Il###mk#r Jt. t a i l 1942 Rookies In National League Under Pressure Fopm#r hlda having b##n r#i#p|#ct. a#ftl#d bid a will again ba raralvad by lha Altonnay Oanapal ■ F l i n t ) ftTATK FANUKRft* of lh# Htala nf FlorUU At hla H AM KM T nfflc# In TftMahaaa## until 12 MlftCKI.I.A AKOm FHI IT AAD o'clock Noon, Watlnaadajr, January VKftKTAIII.K HKINMIT llat. 1912, for printing and bind­ Of tali* I p T# lift) A.R. ing lha “Florida Htaiutaa, 1MI“ Jaa, Ift. 1913 “ll>B(nry and llavlalon Not# rbaaia AA I..I), 1133 anil to Florida Ittalutaa, I94IM . «a Florida ••i«nnri*r« aulhor|«#d by rhaptap 20719, Acta ILKIAHIT NO. 4 7 of 1941. Proapacllv# blddara may | obtain full datalla nnd apaclflrat* Iona by addraaalng lha underalgnad at Tallahaaw##. J. TOM WATHOM Attorney (lanaral Htnta of Florida NEW YORK. Jan. 10.—(Spec­ ial)—The rookie* of IU42 In the National 1-cague already h o ld a record. No freshman class before them, in war or peace, ever hod as tough a tar­ get to shoot it in the way of achievements by their immedi­ ate predecessor*. Reduced to plain talk, thb year’s rookies have to produc* the league's batting champion, it* No. I pitcher In both winlose percentage and carned-runaverage, Its No. 3 pitcher In both theie department*, the base.stealing champion and two long shooters who wilt ba tho only sluggers In the league to hit homeri In every park in tho league. Such was the 1941 scroll of honor. That's th* aaslgnment for tha freshman stars of this year—some of them, Ilk* Stan Muaial, Howard Follet, Hank Sauer, Babe Bama, Emil Kuah, Johnny Schmitt. Ray Starr, Dave Koalo, Vince Smith, Culley Rikard, Whitey Kurow.ki and half a doten more—already Introduced to their hom# fan* last September: and about four doten more ttill to crash their first big . leagu* box scores. They are loaded with dyna­ mite, these 1042 rookie*, plenty of power-hitters, but la there another Reiser there? Two-Gun Pet* was th* firat frvahman ever to lead the National League In batting hla first full year In th a majors. It rnuld happen two ytara straight! But what a ‘ rl a • GET THE THRILL Tonight! NORMAN 1 BEASLEY of Picking Winners AND III* FLORIDA TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE COWBOYS NINTH RACE — ■ tr iT i r o c t o thkui B. P. Bankart Acting honorary national aecretary of th* Y, M. C. A. In Thalltni B. P. Barnhart, of Oakalooaa, Iowa, haa been unheard from alnco the Jape moved Into th* Far Eaatern country. Ho la believed held by the tneadlng Japan***. LETTERS Step High. Wide and Hendaem* ORANGE CITY HOTEL AJtE GIVEN GAINESVILLE, Jan. 18.—(At —Approval by th* atudent ath­ letic council of rocommendationa of Coach Tom Liob and Freah* man Coach * Carlo* Proctor to­ night brought football letter* and numsraTs to SO vanity and 22 freahmen grlddan. < YAK runcral Director J r F irst ft French Phoee 418 I U O'CLOCK Ad’niH Inc. U A Tax 40 cts. PERSON Only about 100 California condor* art known to exist. ; wlk a9 at th* On Route 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood about 10 MUcs South of Sanford. TURN A T RED ARROW By PAUL ROBINSON HCY, uooxyr/ [2ANS gffias&'siffisffiia l'c x tH o m r ^ --------------------' .TOMMY. DACUN6 me done n — STOPPING -THE MOONS V U O O /W Q O U T/TH A T ^ f3fiM wD5M f.fvsroorTA p I M n itt v r o M r i A fttCtft t r-v.-, WDBO teolrfit 8:16 FRI. G r iffith KJ -x t b ea the air eyer POST TIM E i• i l l P. M. ETTAKETT ■ \ '• "W GREYHOUND C U 3 NO MINORS ALLOWED on v j . R o tm u it a oa li m n oeeuaND a a a a r o a o Anderson- Futurity LUCKY SIS ROLL FAST STARRY FLAG • ERIC RMOKEY TATE FAST FURY LUCKY MARK DOUBTFUL GEORGE INAUGURAL DANCE .: r « m lK u ' - FARMERS’ MARKET ta B a l ,2 || li.MT.A3 7 ,* a € .« I.U S.dP «—•• IA2.93 -• 1.149.11 ---- — —• 3 .0 3 .1 1 — L m n llank ..... — - ti4 t.*i*.it f '* l.&au .9W m as 7.211.19 LEGAL NOTICES - m b II4&,111 *1 €12,71 |1&9.049.lt i.i % nn .i T i F J i M#mh#ra’ Hba**# Ar rnunta A dvancea Front F*‘«l*-ral Ilian# Liam In P»oe*a«B Other I d a b l l l ll r a Oe n rra l ItaaaPvra l.’ ndlvlded P r o fit a i *..< 1 • Of AftftFTa Finn Mi»rlitaga 1-oana 1 iari< On p j » » |I««oka A 4*#r»lflcat#a lt#n 1 Ka IA«- 49w it#d F#d#ral l l o m # l#>an llan k Hii»rk Fnrnlitirp. Flatur#a A Fi|«lpm#nl t'aah On llan«| And In Hanka Jo? ’.. 1*3*. hn# T>#ndlnr In th# Clrnull 4’nuPt nf K#nilna*l# «*ou»>It. Florida on h#f««r* lha ‘ Vliniarjr Itul# P t F fn-trli th# fnil day nf Fnbriiir*. 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T»»wnBhlr» T r n . v i r i i p o , n u n a s . in **r (URAL) ?l Hou»h II b nt # 3« F.a*l. 3S » l 4* THE LONE OWE BUNOALOW, on. l-story Th# E U M IIB fn t Of tho Ml A property under th# «ald c.rtlf® cat* l.nnnd waa la th# miti# of (Unknown) jHT l*nl#.a raid cnrflflcato uball !,# r#d#«m*>d ncrordlng to law. th# pmpnrty dc.crlbrd therein will bn ■old to Ihn highest bldd.d at tha Prnbftta TU ALL CRBDITO R’H AND PKItHONH I I A V I N O C1.X>UH OIK UK MA N DS AOAINMT HA I D KMTATK* i uii and . B r h o f you a r t htra* co u rt hoon# d o o r on tha f l r t i U o r A b y nol lf lvd ttn.f r t q u l r H l*{ prt* d a y In tha m on t h o f F a b r u a r y r ■ m l any r U l m i and drrmand. 194}, w h ic h In tha t nd d a y of wh lrj i . y o u . o r # l t k . r o f y*»u. may F e b r u a r y . 1941. have th* * • ( «( * iif HAYI fm t#d thin }n d d a y o f J an u a ry I'lt lO K. d «r*nii*d l.t* of m Ii| 1941. Cuunty. to t h * County J u d g * **f O P. lUDft.NDON K*mlnol* Co unty. Flo rid a, nt hi* Cl#rfc Circuit Cou rt . B#miaole o f f l r # In t h * tif u rt h»iiii»* o f mmid Co un ty . Fl ori d a A C ou nt y at Hanford. F lo ri d a , with* IRKAI.) In . I g h t rnlvr.dar m ont h# fro m «h t tlm# o f tha flr«t p u b l i c it|f»n j o f thin n o l l e # Kftfh clni m or d#* ORDER OF P I'R U m iO R mnnd . h a l l b# In w r it i n g . «n<| TO- I'KAVIL A. KKini.RU. who## .h a l l aint# th# plnr# o f r^*l«lcn«# nlar# nf retltlrnr# la*t known waa and f»o#t n f f f r # nddr#*# o f th# Portamnuth. Ohio, and irn nth#p cla ima nt, a nd »hall L# i w n r n to nr nmr# «p##|f|# op mor# pftPtlcifl| by lh# r l » ' m » n i . nftent. or at* Ur plar# of p#«ld#nr# In kiio*nr l o r n c y , anal i n y nurti cln im air fir* lo r*nmplalnavt» man*! not n«* fll#d ■holl I*** t » M Y«»h ar# h*r#by nollflad and P#ID A H U L L 1*111 D K nulr#d la npp#ap lo a r#rta|n Hill An ndm lnlnt rntor o f in# K u n l t ».f f’omplalnt fll#d by John Kafbl#r o" f,.-1 An _ #, «# ri it n r o f th# l^ini \\*»ll aaalnal mu fnp a dlYorr#. now Ki C T B O m e . ^ i , Y lilU lB a County Florida. In FOUND—One boy*a coat with alpper front f>»n*r 0*11 Mr*. Balling*r, QraperttW._________ p U R n L i On Acfn»# m r.iirm na MAM I ' l y i u ; da- A good fertiliser for peaeh tree* It on* analysing five per cent nitrogen, seven percent phosphoric idd, and fivt p«rcent potaah. It should be applied In early .prlng before new c m .J "* " f *"n‘ * growth start, at the rate of Klrsl p u b l l r s t l o n Jan uar y. V. I > l l , one-half to one pound for m i l k o r A rrLicvrin* young tree* and up to aa much rim iikicii a* seven or eight pounds for old M M P T P .M 1 7407 o r l* .U tree*. . NOTICE IM IIKIIKIir HIVES. Thai C l.ro c HIMKI'M. holder of T il i’#rtlflr»t# No 4fl». i»-'i••i Ihr II.M , II— « ! in. C — I T a ll lla a r a U 4 r MMc* • Mlaa ,:•>]* * lloalna 1 tm .rlran l l n , 7 C ric ke t *nn OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 1 0 .W*) — fcyiuri Nelaon, Toledo, Ohio, ahot a three-umler-pir 57 yeaterday to lead the field at tho end of the firat round of the 15,000, 72-hole Oakland open golf tournament. The for­ mer U. 8. open and P. 0. A. champion poated a .13-34. Tha two •time national golf champion, never a winner on the , California leg of the winter tournament trial, act the pace for the 144 atartera. Car for 4 the Sequoyah courao la 35-35— ‘ T0* new SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1 6 .W”) — Wreckage of an Army bomber which disappeared over Riven id*. Calif, Dm . 20 waa found Thursday, it* Sevan oc­ cupant* dead. Two o f tha crow of nine who were in th* plane w h e n it vanished In stormy weather were reported mlasing. In reporting the discovery of th* plan* and recovery of th* bodies, the Fourth Airforce Command aald the craft had been Identified definitely aa the B2# which disappeared at that time. Back To Normal Standard Tonight Kennel Club Gets * J"»'al Second Race— Futurity ICICI Hall Hallf I |i.„| l.ecnurt a Court Clerk I Mlaa Dalvai a I|..Man l*»r 1 IIIpay Traffic 7 Slow Muse I Mlaa Paraonalp y I Aiia'I Waalhar Third Race—5-18 Mile |l.*»| Half Hallr Daat’el I J K. W 4 Ajlaa Ms|e»rlc I Twaaillartlirn * l’nr..|ana I l-*.lr Ito*. 1 <••>011 r.«iualla I I*,tolls » Mar> Hire Fourth Race—Futurity I Alan... '• Brewer « KM n Aca pitot * a*ni* a.a rtoii 7 llaneln* Wur'IorT Ilia.a I p I llaautr Ma.laa I Jay ll» Marco Fifth Race—5-14 Mil# I Miriam Moor* 4 My Korlons 3 l^oip Uai.i * lJ"'r •’■f* 1 Irena Mac 1 llapnr Mlk* l Itcal fill* M*M* llrolhcr H*IP Hiath Race— Futurity I Uicky F lo 4 Hay Mom s pui.ler • *••*«'• 1 I* 3 t im e . n ..y 7 T ip p y I Itoouh Traffic a Madia Seventh Kae*—5-18 Mil* I Ib.orhon B")' 4 u !,h .. " " r, T . n 1 Imrllna'a ’ lift * i h.r|lc ll*M 1 Miami falllnu 7 Don X t Ilraoc , a May Kcm Eighth R**e— Futurity I Klim llrlniFR &JuM Hl*n«l • Mail Mr*!*1# • UullimRM 5 Millurill llnll 7 Ml.. MIH-n 4 IgMIaa Jim a «•*«!* Ninth llaee— Futurity I t.ucky Ml. 4 Mmoky T«l* 1 II..11 Kaal * Ka.i ►ury 1 Slurry King 7 Lucky Murk I Vrlc » nou»*lluin»or«# Tenth Race—Futurity I |inn Orlamlo %|»«r«*!hy 1 M.akcd Had * Mmoky '>ar J Joyful Morn 7 DM FRIDAY, JANUARY 1«, 1942 : • •• . . / ¥r t j iV * .. ,%Vc'^--L 1 « * *. a '* 1 ■ S I --v w w .V i.* 1- ' c ,! .’TT aT^J •‘ V •» / • * * . t r / �1 m Im ti kwa *o laa< mm netti —r ATBICK K t l l . AN INDEPENDENT pAII.Y NEWSPAPER tofrtoTld HAAiflu ----------------,UMB xxxm Established In 1908 apanese Forces *A t Luzon Claim *’ N e w V ictories U.S.War Department States Enemy At- Asks Auto Deliveries • tacks A r e Stubb o ^ n ly Contested Missionaries Are Reported Killed Dealers Building Up Used Car, Service Departments luteal tlrilrn m Ihi* suit* o f , wp *rw willing to oo anything to automobile* are “ iiukim? ’ hr best” htlp win thr war. Whan the war of th** *4»n on sale* ot new iMr* ! is over. our company will still tv building up th«*«er\ icr and used ! be in bui«»ne*«. «^rving ‘ hs ionear ihput cmm t*. according to j ford public. Our mechanic* arc statement* mult* by four tmnjwrll trained and »*v>erienc«‘«l in ronmcUit with tr*- in«liMtiy upon1their field.** ba-ing inti i Yifwctt IinIu) by n[ Floyd A. I'almrr, talcs manager llPilud rcportci ! of Wight Bros Co., believe* lhat A .Morrison, vice-president I“ now* more than ever people ar.d marug* r tif Stric kland Motor*must tikr care of their cart. ( o., i«t *ted lhat hi* firm which . particular Particular attention »houl should be 'bought the first I'.OJ deajer'a paid when irtting the uautl check tai in Seminole County, has faith up with gasoline purchases. Our in toe automobile business in mechanic* are nrepjrvd to keep S.'nfonl ar.dv'thiti it* service i(e- automobiles mechanically in work­ i^rtnisut |* “ well stocked with ing order anil g»M»d shape. Let's auto putts." keep the old cars rolling to keep “ \*e hu\ e hired additional our sons flying-** mechanic* to work «»n ear* and “ Used will become the keep them in top jthnpr “ He con­ business of otu company," pro­ tinued. “Our used n r lot i* also pertied C l I Winn, salesman of well-stocked and ve are working the Sanford Huiek Co. "Service In accordant* with the local ra departments of the various com_____ tinning board" Jitaniet are prepared to v**condll“ It is tougii mi tie lers in one i Jon old cjrs in compliance —l,k rea|Hft," smd (o orge Alim in of jail national rules and re the Altman (Ttcvmlet f u , “ but Ilions.** fln Iaiand,” declared U. S. A m y defenders of the Phil* ere In • general retoward the coaet of a B e y , apparently to find shelter on ' Island. " -J Vv re •• * “ t r a p s r.’t to bear out the rers la bain* stubborn* P ro tn Chopgkln, Jnf, a Chines* , . » declared all to y , cototMhlnije Atoarlcan mltilomr aitonartaa on Halnr e Iila n d , off the »outh coait of .. China, -------- h*»a been slain by Japanaae force* after the out b*Mk of war In the Pacific, okyo propaganda broadcast* med that ana corner of Gen. aArthur's llnea has been desI by aerial bomlanimmt. fokyo conceded the 'trength of the Amarioan-FUlpino lines whleh were said to be ramouflayed “ In a new manner.” Tho Jtonraaa *1*0 (Mined •ftsW bndlnga” on Bitar.— pne* AUy a more to atriko the north* am flank o f Gan. MacArthur's llitaa from the rear. The communique also said that “atony report* roachlny Gen. MacArthur's htadquartors from U fa occupied area* .todicata tha enemy la ayatomatleally lootlito and daresla liny the entire coMtryside.” . Tho proapact that these re­ sted raids on both Ambolna Balikh Papa* ware the of new v l|»Ta*loo W*a not loot on Uw DuUh. ■Ii already have been on th* ot! Island of Tare. Ian Utoa loo mite* above Fapan, and en the north o t Cetebee. rtI cental hdtteri** yeetarday to bavo if daetreyere after center e l t h * .................... B* the nen heavy destroyer or bit by Dutch bombers. Observe itine Work At School M M HER I IK Singapore Crisis Is Near As Japs Crack Australian Lines Tokyo Asserts Troops Are Only .”>0 Miles Away FromStronghold After Attack Guarding America’s Northeastern Coast 70 Nippon Planes Raid Malaya Rase L. d a ft Cargile (left), presi­ dent of the Nntionnl Auto Deal* ' ,r* A**oriaiion. h«. » jitivair won! with Chairman right I' it- Invaders Strike At Ihmua: American Pilots Fiidil Hack i Hi - that a cri*i* ii n ar in tin* full* « f — Troops From Siberia Secretary T o S e e k . * . . . man <.f «h.- ii...-*- small Bu-i-1 Attacking Hanks Funds For Airport, ness Committer, Caigtle nn.l nth- , /v r ». Defense P r o j ects tr auto association represent a- t '* * v i t r i l i r i r i ,*\i ITl^' • I Itr %•wstrlnlrU |*rr»«» Chamber of Commerce Secre­ Tile Hi ipb t«w!a** announced tary Kd Higgins will make an the iinrotidit ioniii mii render of mportant stop on hi* trip to the A\n r.irrison of llalfnva Washington when he appear* Pom and the rupture ik' ,*»JiOI I*,fore th* State Rned Depart­ priiMiners und much material u.i ment Board in Tallahassee Mon­ the African front. day to urge the placing of two The Bed nrmv i* reported Seminole County1 n>a.r“ '|irohr«t» widening the hre.irh between in the department'* b<uly«t for German lines on the M meow IU42, Mr. I|i«irin* ■aid today. j front despite heavy German Stale Senator K. F. Ilousholdsr ORLANpO," Jan. 1 7.*—(Spec- counterattack*. On the southern a l*o I* e*peele.l to altrnd th. la))-*D«clariny that fedriul of- ; front, the Bov rt* reporteu di- meetiny. flc al* are pUnotny .tYere met­ ‘ reel action again «t the defense Mr. Ili^yln* * expected to re*** ayaiast yr.istltutla^.^^n^^ forces at Taganrog and Kharkov. leave hen- Sunday. In WaahlayFarmer* are pouring bick In mlllUry rwrrealion*. *lJniU-. , — ... ton, he will attempt to obtain Slate* 8ur*nm (ienrral Tb<vn*a OH l••<■nntuml territory to defrn** contrael* for firm* In Parf*n I M pienibors of a Stall* njaka rraily fnr Sarin* plantlny. Seminal* County. ’ »nd *Ue to Riu«ian disputrha* *aid tad try to *»»ur# fuaAi for the enIlralth CommittrI'OrtajjCti teot j j ^ t 'nlyht «ht«t th# Imp#r1tlnl Nitl l-iryrmenl .o f the new. .Banfore* i'has niiMil ,a i-eutrnl front era* hlredtnlt to CAA ..._ttw oJt airport, . - whleh reeenlly venereal Jl.- •loath in the »nuwy vaatnau of win ileeiynalrit a* an aaiilmi war-borne iil;irr Kn»*ia, u n d e r the impact nr K»M«. Army Air Corp* llylny 'tela. jpeclplly equippeil8 I b e f i u n Nearly 67,P » ni*1' 01,1 ,,f Mr. lllyyln* atated. ,very> million examimd fur » r - '‘irnoM troop*" attackiny Its W. 8. Earle, riell enymeer flunks, and t h a t th* German rice in lb* force* hud und former WPA *upervl*or xmthrrn drnnyhnlda of Khark­ been rejected breai^a of ve­ for Seminole Cbunty, ha* been nereal di»co*e», Mr. I’arran di*- ov and Tnyanroy were rmlrr employed by * Committee comeloeed, *ml ailurtl ,Ul*l a Con- ^point Idank Red artillery fire. po*rd of P. A. Dy»on, II. II yrcuional act h«* been pa»»*-*l i “Tho German armle* ore now That iflve* tho .War. and Navy ]m rxaetly the iame poeitlon >he |{ "'t 'an" ahopi^ind^^ wood' Yrorkiny .ecretarie* the powir to desiy ;Russian, were la.t Fall," one „ nate area* near encampments in military rnmmentatnr Halil. "Thev I[L -.i i_ a ,minQiH ' County to which pro.tltutlnn temild bo con-| are on the dcfrn.lve. trying H ^rriain th T ^ m b e r of firm? .ktere.1 a federal offense. .protect a .,000 mile front until IJJ^Ubte to hamUe -Lfen-e con“Th# Federal ayenc.e* unl.l Hptlny. I ... iiimjin* disclosed, recently h^v* | 1The Russian*, holdlny the in. | j|r.' |, ,,pecte.< to conrealand cajolo ami persuade ( itiative, can now hit th e m ,ac, th# firm* a* soon a* po»local offlclaU to clren ''P paj wh. re they choose.” . a ble, and any bu.ine** hovlny •litutlon near miltary r* rx. •These yhoi t troops trailski-1 capable faeilitie, for haiulUn^ lions, "0 ss o. •mountetl rannon. mine-throwers, the rontracts ihould notify th* ami and ar* only port •Chamber t.f Commerce If they . asupplies, Auto Industry Gets 1iof _____ _______________ yreat reservoir of troops are not reached by Mr. Earl* in listers* IT Q f - f t n l r i i r f u trained for juit what they havrith.- nest two or three daye. It H u g e U . o . X s o n ir a c is ^ (|0|nK_ . . rnrlrtllnir an. WB* stated. . I nihilatinc” —the Russian, said. -.<>cal official* have been u WASHINGTON. J*n. H - t /d I ---------------------------' .urvd by member* of the Road —Th* War Department «n- ; I Department that tw* rebuilding nounetd Friday night It had en- Nelson DoeSn t KnOW ami paving construction Jobs on tared contracts with thr autouio two roads in th# counlv arv to IHU Industry for »1JiOO.OCa.OO.) Amount Of S a l a r y be placed In th* State Road De­ worth of military supplies sinepartment budget, i provided na­ th* Japaneto attack un -Pearl WASHINGTON. Jan. 17—(Ah tional defense demand* are not itvsrbor Dec. 7, 1941. —lions Id M. Nelson, as chair- too great. A section of road ProducUo.x aIread / ha* beei iman nf th# new War prceluctlon from Tenth Street South on started on many of the order. I Hoard, took on th* tecontl most Park Avenue to Txventy-thlrd placed, acrord n* to announce-: Important Job In th- country-( Street la expected to be repaved menl by Robert l \ Patterson. ioPp«l only by President Roose- ami widened. Backing fur this Under secretary of War. velt—and forgot to ask about project ha* been received from salary. , Fred Ward, Road Department UKII ON TRAIL Hr resigned Friday as e w a - i member In the central district, live vice president of Sears, iwho ha* called this stretch, •GAINESVILLe T Jan. 17—(Ah Rnebusk. surrendering a 070.- J linfclo* main highways, a —Tons lieb, head football WKO-a.yror Income. Aakftl whnt •**b»)Ulenackw. coach * f the University of Flo- , v p«ky wynW K m in tb# now pUiu hart bttn mmiU for rlda, la hitting th* banquet trail Job Mr. NrUon was atumpr.1. Ih# p«T|nff of State Road No. sraln aad maklny penetrations I forgot to aak," he confess- 2al from Oviedo to tb* county Into many parts of the state line, and attempts are to b* rontractinc prospective football At thr Wh'te House, official* mad* to place this construction players for lb* university. *sld they presumed he would in th* budget. draw about llo.ooo a year. It An albatreoa caught o ff Chile « • ', exp-etcd the had been released a * a r New would write Nelaon a President DUKE DIBS Zealand only eight day* be/oro. formally notifying him ofletter his apnointment .and epeeifyln^ his LONDON, Jaa. 17—WV-Tha :k literally hai eyes salary. Duka o f Connaught, oi, last o f Ite head. surviving tan al Queen Victoria, died Friday at Bagshot Park. Surrey, after an illness of Next Blackout Here several montka. Surgeon General. Tells Of Dangers Of Prostitution j May Be Aa Surprise •• min* • l’»r* i • A l l . . f l u i a l T mIi v . i l i i i . a d . r a * t I in Ijiv i i ' - . T .'.l . l . i p a i i ' a 1 n v i i * i i i n a i n i l . '- liuil l . m k r u I h r i n i t ' l i I lit- A n . I r a i l . i n l i i i f i in I in* | l i i » i i - l ,.iliu l accliir. «0nl> f»(t m i l f < m . r l l i w f s t n f S ‘. i i k i i |<*r i ’. Ii w n - a p i i n r o n i Reds Say Nazis Ed Higgins Are Bleeding To Meet With State Death In Russia Read Department lives pleaded for a permit I dealers to deliver all order* dat A Tokyo broadcast, nunt- etl prior to January 1. i n tr diipatchea d a t e lined “with t h e Jspanree forces tjfS the Beftan peninsula. Idt- Member Associated Press c a t s Tokyo Declares U.S. { D e f e n d e r s Are ^Falling* B a c ^ •Br •< t t S ■“MM*ter . Brit Wlnsten CharcHllI „ Oaday al rliB N tk after bln wblxx , trip from the Halted MlMae. i U t e White n*BB|i m M toear that PrreUent Rnm ■alt and Priua Minister . Ctiarrhlll had rtubed a mftoatplete aaderstandlnx" the Mat planniar for present and fatare arilltiry fdd •'Naval operation* durttr the British leader * visit *( IKUe more thin three ^*aeka In thla country. ’ . AMBflNtfil rrr«a| SANFORI), FLORIDA, SATU1DAY, JANUARY 17.19U 1)00 . Here la on* of the Army's defense lines behind th* wall of ship* patrnllny the Altanllr. .These inotiile 166 nun. seacoast yun* tu ean-l| harired emplacements |Miint out to sea .ran 11r11.■i:■*- sinii.nno.- s i I ' i i i i i ' I iii Ii I. i|i il A limpin lhlit h* ••••» >u»cnpi’tv {4 lltVflti!iuiu: ite th. ItMtl ah III mil .Inpir•H* ....... ttu\r v.r:iiiii'«l •oil |i 1*111.k ii fiMith«*I't •**• III of the Miitl IxINi • ‘.Ml inilra slruleyie i»diit ihe New Enrlund I , ninth oi I..) III'* <* . 1 t It.• ISixx Tlie East I’oii.t i. lo-nvily studded wtlh null Inn* )'.« Im•it li. mf.ii«. 1 )»v Ntiiv im: \t II' nth* i Nil •p.'ll' .* .liumif 11iklllc ml " It Mn • \rtrl mi f’huit Ii '•.'It \llinn t. in mi men mnl Iti itt**h 1mpri 1.1|4 »»%• . ill Mx ilt.i. mc'-t uiir thr my 1 tr* mil. «. IIoith '•! Ituiiulaok. \ •hiplmi'l ..f •l:»M 1.i tei'iti'i1a 111*’ i |ve«l ;|t fillIcult.i S**Vl'llt V «•iicim |■IlllIlM i ai*lf 1 ...... 1i 1.Ml I'MXlilt' | Nreily tall feiuiers met lest Stti|fupon in, lit lit discuss the imrt they T h e .fiipune«e n il im»l impel*. . . can play in the defaas# move co |emP,e 'Farmers Make Plans To Aid 1vek For'^und I__ _ _ _ _ [nCotinly Defense Projects ^JACKfONVIl IE, Jaa. 17. Seminole County «hriners honored -lony .YUb n*ne T, from various |i*rta nf the ry, by btiily voted honorary ihlps in Mori>cco Temple ± .TM aW W Casselberry - Fern , n , Park First Ait Aid thrir r.?‘ own r d„ protrrtioii. x X Z bill I * -hortnfpe In tf tlie Class Organized rrofm, •■min in)« thry u»# to !unrv«t Al«*x It Johnjion, rholr m rouit in ritv m liiukw rtn.l t m i r n f l , it WMA fa ill. ()»•» tfh l l l r i p were th e Im p tH u l f n e r f Wert* /rettln*: * o m v m ea«ii«e ar a lt i * lln |i'« h I h o ii I m’I * - l i m k l*wnl elurk was onlered drawn for the The nryanlratioii nicrliiif >( j nmn of li t* uifnrulU rr* tlivi-lon iU*.tiit«t the .lap.me-i* ••peralimiSanferd' Khrlner's fond 1*nrL U*l °f ’ l'1 Sriinnolr Count) and |n Casselberry-Fem i a) hu-e til .Stimrei r.itnm, well other wsr isl Lurncle*. j Cross Klrsl Aid Class . . . held 11'niiiifil, “lutftl liHluy. A “ IihhI foi Irrrtloin" pro- j up the pritm«i|lu m K•'•!.•Il Atttli*. U.L. Mullbie, of Altamonte lust nirht from 7:1(1 until '.i:1il Sprlnn, ami T. Umdfurd Byixl, o'clock in thr t'omniunity IlmiAi*, tfi uhi won anulyzvit by .Mrt uitl heavilx it* «aulle«l uml i*uiik prr»i<Unt of tho Sanford >hrln# I uiulrr th*- .llrwtion of Mr*. Ouiilu W iI*m»m, Inmie ilemonulru a n min i «*f invathne haree* t:iub, were the Seminole County |Aldon DcrlhU-k, arconlina to n lion ok*'it. who i vlulrtl ptuiid '.'in ill Stiif'ei 1 initm. -*• mile* n orth o f the t«»\%11 of M alar* t» .honors so honored. Mr. Maltbie * r,|wU by Mrs. Iloy Mann, pub the rollon VMtion of ftMMln. memberaSpj* in Ishmjlia Tern- ||f jlv chairman of th.. oiganmi - commit ter, toii*i»liii|r of (!t«*rys' •it the tvpxl eon-I 'll o f Buffilo, where he ha* Coll. Thh mortiinir. the am ini coon. PI*. Halm*"*, Mi. Swurtz, C. R. I>i»w b#•n tn a member for 60 years. /•on. J. I(. Balhify utnl Krtinvlh j I* i offs*n-i\ • w n* ■•*teinle*l w ith Mri, Florrncv Davi« uml .Mr it liit k l*v llr ill^ h w a rp la n e * Other 8hrinrr» honored were: Robert Ro<x arv |»rr|»Jttil t*t Rt»Vkrt of Wuidipr, will wolk Potentate lUtw Ali!#n Glaic, W, 'give knitting Instruct km tu nny- out u »y-»lcm to £*t pKtolncIt* i»» m " l i i i i ' f ft n e e " — thin w a« tin* le i in n-e»l hy tin* U n t o It ru m A. Held 'I a~ , ..?ob, I.Ab#rnith^ 2 ? °nf who i« mt#rc«lp,| In making unninif vial ton* thrmghont the in iiiiil i* —••If on J u p a n r »!*■ lr:itt«OaklandJ, C ilif.; Ufrrymin ^-Igafniwnta t<> fill Rml (V ihim ror- county uii«| to fiiitl aoiiic inrniiR k in ih e Goodrum ot Muimi; Pjst Poteii-1 tons, and a. In local chapter, a of puyimr workorn lo do (to* Tn nu ullip iniiiul m et .io llinlog thl in e inn (lie Ml canning which h«*rt* till- Andy Balcolnt, of Dallas; Past •number of volur*-er -ml .nw «l initial Potentate day Newton, of Dr* j „rviee committee rhuinneh (oforo I.. isfrn ilom* volunlui u f M alacca T h e B c ili- h lin e i i t i i i - t '•••nthily. Mo.neai Potentate \Valter Quiet,,ha¥l. |„.rll appointesl. rn M alax a o* in*xx o n lv IIMI of Minneapolis ami Contain John-, ,, „ A "faiin murliinviy and ri'piin ►on. ofI aSacramento. Hibbard . *..elhc,rv. .-„,rr i-enti-r'* rooiniitlvv w:i, ul*o lip m ile - loin*, and il w jm o«nnti'tl s, V k it I lll llx I I I U , —— — tli»u*t«r rhuirni.in, it Potentate W. Malcolm McCrory . -. .— n*rnc.v n m h a e “ n‘l ., r limit, d t.> ui rungs* a plan f.n m il in Sm u a iN tie that tin* ile retired as hrud of Morocco Tent number of as.i.taut* serve: Mr. ■es'iiiliig l.'.d. uml iiii|ilrnn-nt’ feiiilm •* thiM had in o ie m en |>e;* Kendrick Smith, .urKirul pie and J. Dillon Kennedy was ('. for ns# t*> uny furmei in tin, m ile t h a n f o im e r lv and lion* elected to succeed him. Recorder dressings; Mrs. Everett Ipniin-ii w!u-n u i IviiIuki* 0,-1-111 . wet e ahh* t i «• ii I t r u in : p a lr o U Hugh Cuwan and Treasurer John sbsw, sewing; Mrs. F. K. tiei*. Mi-itili|.r., nl ■tin- riioiniitlre in illto I'lleoi v t e i l l t o i y M. Register wrre reelected and let, knitling; Mrs. Davis, knitT il lalon e. a eipeiitiM lum »* R lluwson, Ruli-ig) all other members of th* Divan, ling Instruct! msj Mr*. G. V i‘li dithat folhixveil w e e k - » f tle 'i IM official staff, were udvenred one Bridge, knltl'ng clusse. fur I v King, E .1. Mryi-r uml \V. A tve w it lu ll axviiN. in d ic a t' d a chair. Horace Kretwell was elect- min SctiiHd students; Mr*. W. I) Miti-hell id Muilluiul. ’'tirdeiiiitif of IliilM h | m»-i I io i i .«. "dourly it. ,i a-int#iI w i t ii tin I ed oriental guide. Moon, bu.ine.s wuim-n; Mr.. Representatives named to th* Oerthirk, first aid; Mrs. ft. C. pri-ri-ding tnpu- i. the third Imperial Council are: Potentate Nash, general district chairman. ln|iic whnh we discussod," Mi Johnson sunt this morning. J Kennedy, Jade* I/<ul* W. Strum, R.D. “ Pit#” 11isid 1 win ^ ' w.f.; Deadline For Buying plun for collr.ting scrap Iron wus drcidi-d upon. IMirurdril iro> Dow. At th# conclusion of th* ses Of Tags Ends Today murhinrry uml |iuil* whis-h i-ui In- used will lie sorlrd and th. siun Mr. Brrd was presented With rentairtdrr will Im* plucrd In 1 th* RIM check to match a lUt* A 4't-hour extension nf the pile to In* sold. So that this plui amount niard by Sanford Bhtin- time limit for tho purchase uf ers for their war aid fund, mo*> automobile licenses end* tonight. may to- rallied out successfully WINTER PARK. Jon. 17. farmer, u r r requested to re of xthlch will go to the Red Cross. Jno. D. Jinkins, tax collector, Train from selling iron tu Junt (Special)- - The onmul "Interttule Ciimellin Show" will In1 declared this morning, adding dealer*. •rid Suitdav anil Mondnv in the that h'a office at the Court Air Base Minstrel Although Ihe possible use o! wo Oichiit llouses of the Mead Haute will clot* at 0:00 P. M. Total Hern,* sate* for the a lowei grade of crate* in urdei lotunirnl (iordcit und th • RirepRevue Is Called Off county at 9:10 o’clock thla morn­ to conserve better grade* fill tion l/iitge. use in defense project* was di* This sliow is s|«in«oreil jointTh« Orlando Air Bis* Minstrel ing were 2.901 tags, Mr. Jin- cussed ii t length, n u definiti V hy tIts* Mead Itotnnicul Gar­ Revue, which wgs schedued to be kins slated. During lull a total plans were utude. The subject ten and the Garden flubs of presented her* Jan. i t , will net of 6,862 tags were sold. Mr. will he taken up with crute man Orlando and Winter Park. The Jlnklnx also emtounerd a reappvur aa planned, it wa« decided. how la.t year wn» a it-marka • chairman of the Committee for cord day fnr th* collection of ufacturers, A rural (ire department wn. de succts.s and the exhibit* llih money on Jan. I5, when th* relsbntlon of th* President's among projects discussed. This year will he much tmiru nnmrramounted to IH^IO.OM. Birthday, announced thla morning. "Many members 'o f tb* rvvue H, J. Driggers, State Motor program is expected to In •us and will lie la-tti-r displayed have been assigned to other poets Vehicle commissioner, extended worked out so that the spra> hanks to Ihe new Orchid lloi-se ty th* government," Mr. Smith th e regular deadline for the wagon* used hy farmer* wll iu*t completed at the Orlanda stated, “to wo will be unable to purchasing of tags on Jan. |8 have wuler attachment* whici ntrnnre to the (inrdrn. Everyone in Orlando uml viepresent tb* minstrel. Money will for 48 hours through today can he i-*ed in pulling out fires be refunded to pereend who hare after Governor RpoasarH Hof- Volunteers will work under tin nity who rnbes camellia* either direction of Chief Mack Clivefor his own pleasure or for coni, already purchased tickets." (and refused to extend the time nerrial purposes is urged tu ex* limit. Mr. Jinkins announced land. Mr. Johnson and the heads of Silslt. There ore cla*-e* for alt that tag* will bo on sale throughout th« year, but that It th* agriculture division of de­ kinds nf entries, both amateur will be a violation of the law to fense in this area are said lo rod professl rnal, including rant* drive a car after today without agrao that some fertilixars and •Ilia flower arrangements. apraya, also container*, such a* A silver howl will lie award* a IP4> license. _________ drums and sacks will be Marc* -d to the Hweepstakea winner, ilu* to certain prinrilUx. There- that is to th* Indivkhial who arlncipaUy on Plneepple*. It la Nations Are Asked fnr* grower* should he at econom­ wins the mo*t point*. Hire rib­ ical In their use of xuch materials bons count a s. five points, red Impossible for th* United Stales to get feed to them.’ W# To Cut Axis Ties a* possible without hindering ribbons as three and whit* rib* chuckled whan w* board thla, th* growth of rrops. It was said. hens, a* one. A" hrnni# medal bocaaaa we fellows just got a will he awarded to Ihe amatenr niO DE JANEIRO. Jan. I 7 new Filipino cook and Ute faad (AV-C olumMa, reerlvlng Ihe largest number c f Mexico and la better than ever.* point* ami. likewise,’ a ornnto Vanexoela Friday formally asked Local Weather medal to the rommercial qrowev The slipping concerning mail the Pan-American nations to waiving th# largest number of reads, -A new Feet Offlre ml- m i their diplomatic Ilea with tog permits the pereesiBel ot the-Axis to todetor th* ntiltad FUiRIDA — Slightly wanner points. This Camellia S h o w 1* tha to (end ritoper States’ war effort, and there tonight with scs tiered Hjht flrxt of ■several flower show* to letter* ta th* malaload far hit were indication* .‘that reluctant shower* near the southeast be sponsored by Ihe Mead lloBN* ■ Irestsad Argentina may awing - Into Una. coast. tankal Garden during th* pres­ t f thr SO eeata rate. Clipper Ao'da from Argmliiia’a on ent aenson. There will be a i from the antolaa j ' ad* paritien to any *T)e*-b*lUrtrvnt' The Nav» operates about 10 Amaryllis Show, a H*m*ro*alU«,. to erased asni** pereaa getton. the other - atotaelat t< larva . hospitals, two hospital Show, and th* Florida State ship*, amt every Navy xhip h*> Flower Show, the laltet being iZ T J S . " S ^ i: haU early in March. . a -tick bay'. BKBK --------- Camellia Show Will Be Staged Sunday, Monday. Sanford Man In Hawaii Says Fliers Are Amused ByJapanese Broadcast iifeifei'' / •h �In • ‘ v THE BANfrfRD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford Baseball To Continue lo o k f >< SATURDAY, JANUARY. 1 7 / IMS OUT FOR THIS HYPNOTIST! RADIO NEW8 Seven Coses Brought Bcford City Judge , TODAYS FRfNiK.IMS fl .OO Up Nows 0:10 Greyhound Gut 0:18. A Any Band 0:30 KInter Davis, News 0:43 The World Today 7:00 People's Uniform 7:30 Columbia Concert Orehcs- Two white coses and fire pccro rases were hrerght before Judfe Frank U Miller In Municipal Court ycstcnliy afternoon for trial. White cases with eterces and -entente* follow: EJOKr Cart Echols, traffic violation esso con­ tinued: Jot* Cole, Investigation,. cjso dismissed. Colored rases together rlargr* and scstcncrs 1Clarence IMvIs, reckles# c.sr dismissed; Clarence Davis, operating motor vehicle with H»pirper brakes,. sirs trsjpht 30 dapas 8.-00 Sport* Reporter 8:13 Orange Co. Medical Assoriation 8:30 Krybourd and Console 8:65 Rimer IWvls and the News 0:00 Your Hit Parade 0:13 Saturday Night Srrensda 1010 : 1:. public Affairs Rriiagrr game ling, bond fa10:30 Olga Corftlo, anng* trealnl; jTw. Rollins, rsmblWa, 10:43 Now, nf Urn World bond rstrratt-d; Mabel Rowland, 11:04 Hal McIntyre Orchestra ll:3«l Vaughn Moaroo Orchestra gambling, bond estreated. I2:0o Linton Wells, news l!:00 Sign Off The Coast Guard now oper­ TOMORROWS PROGRAMS ates under tho Seer#lory o f the 7:00 Morning Devotions Navy in areerdaitea with an ex­ 7:30 Sunday Morning lircxkfaat ecutive order of Nor. 1, 1941. Club 8:07 Unannounced 8:03 Business Review 8:13 limits Wllchcr at the Or- How Material Skorto§os » and Defense Demands Affect • Telephone Service 8:30 8:43 9:00 9:13 9:30 0:15 10:00 10:30 Travel In Wartfm! \ THE TURN OS YME TIDE TVs night U dark) still lower l s > # tide, TVs ebbing current drags up ' tho keel Aid hsrs, when once ths fair■±‘ Vrt» was so wide, laths fret the gnashing water* Ull they net. There Is no paradox In the fact that this nation Is preparing for a big winter travel season wbllo It If In the midst of war. It Is, rather, a recognition of the fact that vacationing is of distinct value to national morale. America's winter resorts, with tho possible exception of tho Pacific Coast, are not In what are eoplWeted war danger zones. Florida, the Gulf Coast, the Bopthwest and the winter sports areas In tho eastern and western moun­ So dark, Oh LordI and still the tains comprise whnt might be called the protected Interlido nma entl YO U 'R E TELLIN G ME! - i ; w il l ia m u r r C tttitl Frees W riter ception. deciarts an etrctneal THE THICKNESS of a muskis fur in not an in<ueauon,ae engineer Not until Mulct swears ». seventy of-miidness of fu- off (tanging around microphones. 1 caanet^ tea tho channel buoy Ifv wiaur wMuter, u baa keen oven Cvea nature u oareftlf rt 10 tree weather information V Than scares la room to put the tSS . cyift about And. through the cleuda .lightsbig flashes, red. iffivfj 1 .t the and k.An*iar mar hr made fffl* a«v«r appear (0 fa ie a aayw iy. lagfW/Oai-eccifdial lo Awriea, tlalfU who are mtktai tie if, rettaeac. dfow tie Uwa. ]**>•• , ■do car arjnf* * a*w me- the abb la peat ■ “PVa beacon lights a friendly s ' r f m ^ ' M u r . ' u f i in poll Birds are said to be unaw. to OieUngutah between various ksgdan'pf Mua Thte can hardly be puaeibk—etnee no tale baa ever seen 4 inm trying to fly Uiiuiucb Urn moan Mag I psh for this my Bant rrow . , kaosnii il bcuud they. 1 from for teas wide, when at last their home ft cornea In view * bo dav, fair wind and M M ttio. [option Coehran Singleton. ClfKltmiM ^rt^U A Alt camcu-incomo rrcuu. uj iu percent of the earned net In* tome, not In excess of tho 10 poreont of tho net Income, Is aTbrwed. In addition to the per­ sonal exemption and errdlt fnr d>pendent*, If any, for tho pur. pore of computing the normal UulCE Of SUCC»88 . ■day night’s blackout. was U for os. In fart all we As wan to pull the cbvers Tho lim “ Hitlea for coUcgo mett> attccetjijM In btialg oitr bend. nraa" wore recently liuntkxl bill uy Roger I*. Fmnhjh, Prts* i whole nation la about to itlent of the I’ackngo Machinery Co.i SprlngffUrltJ, M<W 1 dayUobt savlnw time, lint Thu rultat, which other bualnesa men may Waftt to paia 1 *1 question U what the along to graduates vtcbklng Joint, are: 4o with tho nayllght lima 1. Gel your hand* dirty. 2. It’s iire.sumod you have bralnu; remember, tmdlt ia Is' perfretly wllllni — v • • s \ prices If II dorsal only contcii front ualng them. :i. Forget those uncles and cousins; have faith in blare anv restriction* commodities which are ydufself Instead of in “jibll." . go up h prtrr, 1. The Inst 1)1aeo for youf feet la On may not lie any tourlsU g. this winter, but Ilia■rUd larger crowds on bur dav of the recta f.Tmd last tear. food, la C t t a d n n r /e a lr a s woaders * i y utM e cops d o s'i wear ear muWt fa summer. In , P K f Ik*/ 'i A aliopy murmur whispers of ataakin. fact, a trials Impends than poaltlon."— Forbes Magarlco. YOUK ^termesso for 8trinrs Four Clubmen The World Today From the Organ Isifl Know Your Bible Better Columbia's Gypsy Caravan Church of On- Air Wings over Jordan 11:00 Up New* 11:03 Vera Brodsky, pianist 11:30 Invitation to Learning 12:00 Syncopation Plcrc 12:28 Temprrafurp Ilullrlin 12:30 Salt Lake City Tabcrnach Choir 1:00 Church of the-Air 1:30 What’s New at the Zoo? 3;00 “ Spirit ot ‘i f 1:30 Tho World To,Uy 3:C0 New York Philharmonic Symphony 43)0 Tho Pause That Refresile On Tb0 Air 3:00 Console Melodies 8:13 Golden Gate Quartet 6:3« 8am Cuff “ Paco Of Thu War” 6:33 Burl Ives, songs 6:45 Wm. I,. Shlrer, news 0:00 Silver Theatre 0:30 Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Foundation for Infantile 7d5 Basil O'Conor, Pres. Natl. Puralysf* 7:30 Herrin Guild Theatre 18:00 nUnnnonnerd ■o»«t ptaliqtie wprjusra wpro yft,{ 8 JO Crime Doctor 8:33 Elmer i Davk< •dhd . tho cram'milt years' of espf^lcmS s ltd1(mlitiiig.' The*© conditions ■i News <jlf •« Ml ■! 9,-CO>Air Base'Show IH" •*•« • ■ricatrd a situation ideal for con9:30 Boys Town *•« .tii n I- •ciiArat|An-6ii tbs UcUermetd of " ’ the td competing a Fsdoral gTOUnd—, 26^*0) SW i-SS? during the year, and deducting from this sum the' Inventory value of livestock and produce os hand at th« beginning of the year und ths coat of livestock and produce purchased . during the year. All llrcstoch, whether purchased or raised, must bo in­ cluded in-1inventory > at their proper valuation. Livestock ac­ quired fdr'lAraft, breedInf,1 or dairy purposes and not for tale, may M Included In the inven­ tory instead of bdlng treated as capital assets Subject to depre­ ciation,’ provUU each prsctlcd “ eonsIvUntly followed. If , faym pfod>*co |s exchanged for merchandise^ grocerlea, or 11.30 Jphitny > n g •**»**»• J W'jfVlT 1 .-.It U.„ < 1.V*w ibd'.situation la revrryd. QfiaheaV., 1Defense requirtmttiU, both mill- >•• . K*. -v.fr: I'sM A ‘Mrrhutl industrial.'as Well-*’ « dddWdU'Ur ld i^ « " » i t» bo Included In gfoaa Ipeome, Th,. value of , farm products which .are produced by a fkrapr ■hd coneumed by hla family does not constitute taxable' ftrome. Renta receive,I In cfob shares are to bn. returned as Income is of the year In which the crop shares are redttccd to money or tho equivalent of money, Pro­ ceeds of Insurance, such aa hall and fir* insurance on growing cruse, are required to be laeluded In gross Income. _ Amounts received as '.lawcs from the Commodity Credit Corporadim map, at tho option of the taxpayer, bo considered os income amt Included In gross Income vfor thn taxable year In which rectlvrd. The election mod,- with respect lo the calen­ dar year IMO, or for tho first year tbetrafter for which a reIrrn Is required to be filed, h binding ffir all subsequent years vftfUhl'JlVfW, UavdptolWh'burden* on our pliysfe^/" ' Appears Probable ral resources snd,ptsf)pows#. , Addbti lo tbisUlhctmneudooii. oWASHINGTON, Jon. 17—(AN , loci Cato 'Ilf Idual'MMlIoM l)t#>-> ■ladCo.calh' Irlticb owsnbliied • " Ttavtt developed tcrvldk denrtsmls Surtax net Income la tho balan*., left after deducting exemptiona dhd credit* from the net Income. From this balance la to be deducted the earned In­ come credit and other llcni*. iporiflvd In tho law and indicat­ ed In tbo return, In determining tho amount on’ which tho norIh* Commlaaloner apffifctgg'iof 4 pircent la to bo unlesa prwvca a ehango to a different T O im PBOEEAL INCUMB l 1^ ' •' TA* ' 1 Of ,10*1, Agriculture! FEDERAL Dr. daha Ilorvep. Kellogg, famed BatUo Greek health a £ tM fSM uttfkat completed aaed M tifb atody g f Florida >11mat# In a SO-mlld ton., radl■Oeg fM .m .MJkaSmi. and pro. CSKi'.UtTt £f paywVaoe la tho World. Oeaaa n g a i i m a w # • g m m a m q im fr ie n d tr * k xy raisers, and w '— , 1^ . ( I V U I 1 U broom, wash *vr»y, jltfst, afpoko ri’A • f i? ??•> r-. r ' •? d»’i i T - 1- 4ur *’ , l • I'-db' i Od>if w m r * ,u HitLoui.. pursILT M W hjalury. fhuusands ol ne», weinerd , Itave beensmplojeJ and traindd, -. ami millions o( dolLua have Loan •• spent to atnand our Iwfllties to . inrel these heavy demidd*. We hopeyou will agTdi that wa have to Ur been generally suesue* rr**ful in meeting lh« demands for telephone srrvicw,. great as they have been, tlcriuso of condiliona beyond oar control, such as tlo sliortape ot topper and ud>n essential maUrlals, it may U, iu lime goes on, that wg rannot couliuur to moot iba dolaaitds Incertain coflgeatodg/eas with die same success. Howdrer, vve pledge you that we dull c«n • finis |o do.otar vary host, with iho.dattrailiuilon.to ac Ilk impomlhia fathoi I }n$ to show Why (Kg �Ite r ' ’ - . •’ V/ ’ ^ .• - TOE BANFORD HERALD, BANPORD, FLORIDA ■ SATURDAY, JANUARY IT. 1WT B s i i Official States Many Items Are Needed For War •Social A n d P erson al Activities MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Bortrty Editor PAGE TOREE Telephone 148 At TH E CH U R CH ES c n a tr r is s m i a m is* makv’ W hat he-a \ y Yt II Uninlham. UiRlalap li.sesiltle li M JUnfoM A t* At llth M l NEW YORK. Jan. |7.—<4V- lllbl# ItrhiM.I. 9 4S A Jl I U 1h a t |s ir r h s - s •Copper pennies, nickels nn<i even Church \Vur»hlp 11 on A U. ! " ill • wild Th# Ntr-nrih «*f Th* •hue. li •W«• klie# | «it, Birth Announcement Isaldes* rubber pants may dia. to h.xx»r N lW h l* J p «II« III l> lll| s l .« I Issue appear tierause their materials — — ■ ■ N. . I •li t «i»t a n d are nreded for war, Lessinr llot he Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bradham H l.lttel f ull. senwald. O.I’ .M. official, said of Daytona Beach announce the MONOAT n it u r i i o r <jni> nml Mist Doris Hall is .pending in warning against hoarding as of a son, 'Douglas Frank, 0«n«VM an<l Kim Aimuim \\»• kIt*. I The' Women’s Council of the birth the weekend in l.ake Wales as , shortages inerease. n#Y W. C. Ilolcomh. p*«tsir on Thursday, Jsa. II at the h n t* f u ll , Christian Church will Medical Center, Daytona Beach. the guest of friends. • Mr. Roaenwald. chief of in­ Munday Echool. 18 »* A M propl*, i;Si» P \l ____»t the home of Mrs. J. L. dustrial conservation of the Of- Young UornlRf 11 **'» \ \| Niblack, 401 Elm Avenue, at Mrs. Brsdham will he remem­ Gene Under and Gene law. |f'-ee of Praslurtinn Management. Kvrnlnc bered as the former Lois Wolfrr 7 4i I* M Hi riiiiniar » in turn 3:30 P. M- with Mrs. Joe Petras of this city. rence are the weekend guests 1told t h e National Retail Dry WnlnMMlay prayer Jl**ting. 7 J J' Aii-lii |M«hir as co-hostess. f tmr.h M«-h# 1 ft 1. \ \i M.ft i*.«rl of friends in Miami. P. M. Goods association convention: llrat||i|irt -»l|.s riiiit••r>.I*•*it The social department of the "Many present (usuries may V o t in g P e .- p le l*ft" \|.■*•’ iiifft « lif P gteDftwn’a Club will have its Mr. and Mrs. II.A. Haynes . Isrcome non-eiistent while things riUMT n t r i» m :R u ^ i rnt nrn if Mm \ C •ii<vii.>m. pi*ftl i n d i t 1 and Chinese checkers Eastern Stars Meet have aa their guests, Mr. and «lenl now considered necessities may K. l> Brownie*. I* !»,. Pa«t**r Thank* Sn 1 . * : "■• 1" Jl party at 2:30 P. M. Proceeding Mrs. Irving Busbrr ami Mr. and | Hunilaf HervUea become luxuries. Articles purAt Masonic Hall Mrs. Vance Busber of Birming­ Player m*. •r*ftC 1li•*t-#iat ; i« p Rchool > 4S A if .the party the anual election of chased now in one form may Hun.lay M Morning Worship. 11 A Jf — officers will be held at 2:11 P. J lf f t M M have to appear in another." Mr. Young People ft I.. I* \| Ml Mrs. Fondyce Russell, newly ham, Ala. M. Hostesses sre Mrs. J. E. Installed worthy matron of Sem­ He said he believes! most run- V o t in g P e o p le ft lit I* \| Miss Marjorie Cogburn left Xaurier, Mrs. K. W. Rucker and inole Chapter Two, Order of •sumrrs were not yet aware of Ktening not whip 7•••• I’ M Tin: t in - t mi 1 itniM-r 1 111 in 11 this afternoon for West Palm W rs. J. W .. Hall. the rhangea they would lie asked the Eastern Star, presided over r..r l*ark Aft- .ft F ft It St. The Dependable Class of the the business meeting of the Beach, where she will he the ii of. y m o M r.riH inm . ' to make In thler lives ansi that I>r \V |* 11iiii rman, l*A*|s*r 4 HI III II Methodist Church will meet at chapter held In the Masonic weekend guest uf Miss Lillian >. h....| .. |, % \| many of them disl mil even he. Frank Shore i(, <1. •.«• the home of Mrs. J. D. Callahan, Hall on Thursday evening. The Adams. Ileve they wnulsl have 1st make ' **' [ •' •' riMwn.Unf II*.ly t’oiomtinfon. T !•» J M 1118 East Becond Street at meeting was brief on account of W l|1|l I 1.IMI sacrifices. Morning Prayer A Metio.-n. II Mr. and Mrs. Frank I.. Wood­ N\ INI l \ r *w| xsos7(30 P. M. with Mrs. P. F. the blackout held that evening. He saisl: ......... wing. ruff, Sr., have been receiving dfirbei as eo-hoetess. “ We’ve iieen living in an au- I V m m »g J1.. itpie1 It was voted by tho chapter Ihe* All cutters of the Red Cross to contribute |6 toward the Red congratulations upon their 46th tomoblle economy but we may ( * •• •' VI wedding anniversary. which sehrlny room In the Woman's Cross War Ralief have to ehmnge over in the eit—Emergency they celebrated on Tuesday, Jan. Club are requested to report at Fund and routine business mat­ rin.L G » a m . %4 i.r iea—to a walk-at rect-ear-hus-bi 13, and at which time they hail Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale (Pst) d! Clcco are shown In Washington, !>. C.. eyrie economy and in the coun­ To th# left of Orlando r.»«st Ju*l the club at 0:30 A. M. ters were disposed of. ' I I I *Kj4j4" all of their children with them. where they continued their honeymoon. Thr bride is the former Gloria try to a walk-horse nod-buggy, The Prayer Band of the b#y-n(t th« la»t -top Haht. A past matron’a pin was pre­ •.-|.le It#v F Xlnnt 1 1*11*1 • Vanderbilt. Sl.000.000 heiress, snd her husband is an srlors’ •'gent. bicycle economy.” Presbyterian Women's Auslllary sented to the retiring ' worthy “Whrra ynu'ra n-v*r a -tr-ng-r^ They were married in ( alifornia. I)r. and Mrs. Ralph Woodruff “ 111 meet.at 3:00 P. M. to be matron, Mrs. Stewart Dutton, Humid y ; followed by the monthly Inspir­ by Mrs. C. 1. Irwin In behalf of and son, and Mr. and Mrs. S iiiiiI n r HrlUMtl. ft 4% \ M T.Applegate returned Ur A \Vwlt».i|.|t .......... . ational meeting at 3:30 P. M. the chapter and Glenn E. McKay, James Wheeler Is Inducted “Our m i biHik 1* )»•»• re..n| «^s..| The regular monthly program pest worthy patron, m s pre­ today to their home in KngllahHOOKS AND AUTHORS —firing ) "iir lliMwtown, V. J., after Spending n meeting of the W. M. U. of the sented with Into Stetson Chapter By MRS. IRVING FEINBERG Uorning \Vi»r«hhv 1 1 defense saving few weeks as the guest, of Mr. First Baptist Church will he ■temps from the chapter. Jr Ami HrYoong I and Mrs. Frank I„ Woodruff, Weld at the church at 3:30 V. rHleft « I*. V M. DEI-AND, Jen. l7 ,-(S p e c«l( Kvenlitc Mrs. Russell named her com­ Sr. Thr nuliantnl nfory uf 4 puMi*h new IhhiI, by Er-kine H«*r%If*-, 7 •• I* m . The theme for the year la mittees for the ensuing year. Frank Wheeler, Junior at Stetson Wretnr*,la? JIM ter. k S. • T h y Will be Done on Earth” She announced that the Worthy wife who ran u\*ay with a |.i-1 Cal.iu«‘l) dialing with hi. University from Ovinlo, was re I* >1 Missionary topic tor the month Grind Matron, Mrs. aliroad Mr. Caldwell, rently Inducted into the local Thof-Ur Vt*nn* |,#*.|.lr rate anil fu« n«l a moment .if IP*1 Marian Is "Think on T h o s e Things: Nseb of Miami, will maks her Revival Service To r?n -T 4 in nrti * r « iin iaf .m hip. 7 1.» I* \l love on the mysterious. wgjv- will' hi- photographer wife. Mur rhapter of Pi Gamma Mu. ns- , -• %r i-r Whatsoever Things Are True.” official visit to the New Smyrna Kvangk'Uih gai.i llourke-While, recently re ti< nal honorary social science frai:>-n ir M untlnr S. t..... •» **, \ \| Be Held In Pnola toMonl »li4»rr-« of t urnwall that Jturned j i h u Bible Stody, "The Training Chapter on Wednesday evening, lyri'«>*l (n u n mvi n month* trrnltv. Thr orRinltation. which ,7 44 l Jl Jl. • 4 Jl “ f Moses.” Circle T w o will Joe. 21, and urged all who could it tho romnntir thvmr of abfv.id inrlitding five month- in ha- sn its purpose to promote Ui'i|llrai|.)y mi »• ! *«• #* I II have charge of tho program. I* Jl a - >romv r in n n i n r n*»n Beginning Sunday night a re­ "Frrnchman’w <’rr*’k,M Ikiphiu* Ru -u liefute nn.1 during the 'he esuse of the scientific study to attend. A banquet will be Itr:|«|Inif 1; Sunbeams, Jr, and Intsnnedrr ft 3 no to ll.iIlF Aft*ntie nl Hlftlli Hlirrt fir«t novel sincu Inv.i-Ivn—where he -ei\i-t a. a “ f *«elsl problems, la o|ien to at 6:00 o'clock, preceding vival servie* will be held at «lu Mauri* 5 o . Is., ft r.o-ftd it • and «* I* llarrH !••**«*•# lata 0. A /s and R. A.'s will held K11 * 1 .1 1 ft the PaoLa iWesleysn Methodist **Rrb4N”cn ” In fhift truly maic new -paper correspondent (I’ M) junior* and seniors who havs Hrv the meeting. Hontlav Pchcsol. Ia •*•* \ M maet at the same time at the I II I i. * •t th* Church with the Rev. J. M. Mer­ nifiernt Miiry, Mims du Maur- and iiiilni i-immenlalor ICIISI.I n*aintalned a high nrhntarnhip in One visitor, Mrs. John Conl’i eftfhln M HefVlre I I • ’• » ' '• I.o *.... Si i ...... church. •*'M ts.t.l Th*- l-Mik i- sn yi't tinlillinl. It selencen. W*.ln#«t«v Kftiiilnic r He-r lo •trot . tl. well, of Cleveland, Ohio, was rill, conference president, aa the ' • ....... . A TUESDAY Irr rrarhi’* r\»n irrratrr hrlirhta Vice. 7 It P M iU !-• pul.linheil Fell ill. I ' onMr *n'1 evangelist for one week. The welcomed at the meeting. • *o ......I.V „ . „ . Mr*. n.F. Whrrlrr, uf Ovinlo. The O. E. 8. will have charge Rev. 11. r. Douthit of High uf hrauty. i-vriteiio'nt. nnd ahrrr Jt.iii'liim lIuuRr ;«nii«H.iiri-t th# ___________ of the morning sewing session n » m n r i i t T i i 11 Point, N. (’. will rnntinue the rcadiiiR rntiitjiininrlit than ever' pul*i -limir *4TH»p of h«-l yrnr ml of the Red Cross In th# 'W o­ I. ft14F. ftlOMU»F. services fur unuther three th e •ciing of « ronirun by c « . , Riandinff Conserves Mrs. Shoemaker. Is before. man’s Club. I I II \l ft IIT IN I* ftST' *lt weeks. I»Ir * iih f*rcil Hruwn, t'HH " N iim lftY !•**h.Mil, l« •»*» A M Th# Episcopal Guild, under Airain. her «l«% ry »«t in the bro t.l. u-t**r in SinKniwsri*. fur n Use Of New Material Hostess To Guild The song service will start Morning I'r^arhlng Se-rxl. r II n*» fthe direction of Mrs. S t Clair (‘oinuall coast c«»un- voluuit- of bin wnr r l ho A Jl each evening at 7:16 o'clock, vny»trrioii« •III “ Vhlte, will sew for the Rsd try; .1 huifi*. tnnihlntR, lonR • !«• II V l» V . « 70 I* M Hri'vtn w hft in |( o m v fur a and the preaching service at Mrs. A.K. Shoemsk.r was boai hi* Cross in the afternoon. CAMP 0 LANDING, Jan. 1 7 Kvftninff Hrrvlcr 7 7n I* M hou*»4* i-* th«» sernr for tint* rrnchnl Hrlu'r:iil«* tin* day •»»•! Usa at her home on Park K e- 7:46 o’clock. The Rev. R. M. wrtrd (Special)— Th# Quartermaster's \Vrt|n*ft*1av Hrrtltf. 7 U» I* 'I THURSDAY many eicitinir rpiftodra; tho h «th hl.wloK it was Itotntltnl I*v ill# clothing anil equipment mending The Woman’s Club, under the aue last night to members of the Henkle, pastor of the church, bay- and Inlet- on the r*rnish »••• . * I l f*, direction of Mra..J.W. Hall, will Wrseyan Service Guild of the ha* extended an invitation to coast provule the ottinir for Nh/ i*. mciimpaniisl liriii-h :ul facilities at Camp Standing are tht . . .1 outv r m n n%m<rr m i m ii X•'I hit* III.* have charts of the Red Cross Methodist Church for the first the public to attend the services. idyllic intri Itnlctt, and |i*ve pas. vinu' f.»rr«*» on thrii nurrnl in operation at top s|ired in an W |*. HrtM.kft Jr . meeting « f year. Lil'vun |Mj*h, an«l thru. i ■* Ito•ii in.it • Park A»* ••» MU Hii **( je w in g session In the morning. snrc - of «ur|»4<«-inir lo-autyt Inu t»* Smvrn|M»r»* l»v way «*f Kan* all-out effort to conserve the Miin.lftv ilot Mi.il III.Ill Mils Lillian Thornley conduct­ Hrhmil ** t'• A \l use of new materials by repairM ill X I w l i Is ip hilo lor li* aboard n . pimte -hip, then* in ro« n and tht* Malay jimuli Ui.rnlng Wnr*lii|i l 1 \ Jl ed the devotional, nnd after a Benefit Party Is I- tilt lift III! ingle.'|nij clothes and shoes fur tralnhow ih of thy ■ • • i • • Jl Tr.»lnln» I'nb'n. t the thrill of hax.nrilouft adven­ Orlando Fair Will short business session, presided tunml in thr nin»t v*n»a Itnnnl, jn|{ troop,. r • t.i x« 4 I • -• • • « :• ' > • III. » Kv*ttlng W»»fftlil|» ; hi i* \i when ci aft)- und uudmioua ■tor\ **f ihr whnlr war to In ri..- .......... n by Mrs. Shoemaker, refresh­ 11•«• Hi. ludrft Financial Success turephone* fur Thr ■ h o p ■ armuntril for a h*ftK*r Be Held As Usual over | hr foil.> \ X lO fe pirate- carry out a midnight wh« ii hi* arttnllv wan nlMmrd IK * '•••hi M«* ments were served from a table ring •"hr I•#t1,4O .S, Is • til....U H.IYlh'lor* raid <in a ilceping rnAltai Ihr KrpiiUr on it# fatal foray lump Having uf $IM,I44 in l>r* decorated with a bawl of variI . II. •’ . II.I I le-.l 1 1 it tx* v lo th * ermbrr by repairing 12.9(10 pair* re ORLANDE. Jan. IT—<Raaelal) gated marigolds. town; and thrie i- a cleverly up thr Malayan riiml. All thU |.i ur. w I*x ll.t e . i K .lilt of »hoc*, whkh woulil have ro-t p /in .% wr.Ri.rv ftfti M»7Tiinma*v S.Iti11Tilll-r —'The Central Florida Eapoaland adroit ewai>e from Thoaa present were: Mrs. H.A. Deneuta ot tn# season was the* planned I .1 r ■ * • ••I I.H .* HiUfti , , , . . . . will be II s 1 t of Mr. Brown’s that much If they hail Item pur(MIM4JI lion will be held at Orlando at Swanson, Mrs. M.E. Friend, Mrs. bridge and Chinese checkers prison m l.if. u th* anil death at the hunfjp,. „ „ thnr experts to re­ "Wfli'iiii* ('h.»p*lM I.- |l( loM * ho chaft«*il new rven at half Ihr usual this winter, Col. R. M. MJ). Pm 1th, Mrs. Jack Burner, party held last night In the Ho­ man s noose, ff|i* a leuvr of absence from ItftV. It Jl It-nhlr Pft«t«>r •II to- xvloou Shearer, president af the as. Mrs. W.T. Woolley, Mrs. M.L. tel Mayfair for th* benefit of The principal ihararters ot CB-' very soon nnd, once he ne- initial coat* RiintUy Kchitiil. hi no a M •I . ' • ■ Jl position, i announced here today, Tlllla, Mr*. G.H. Putnam, Mrs. th* Seminole County Chapter of "Frenchman's Creek" are l.ai(y rniiiitpt I'rwgt hlna Service*. II 0<i A Jl itiates the t r i p home from fnllowlggt a meeting af the Shoemaker, U n . E.M. Armltage, th* American Red Cross War Dona St. Cotumli and Jesn-BeNrrnmn l»r *h* pn*ti»r Th* nil's, rhtirrlt In |h# Wl|/.- I.I.Hh •Mil JIM II tel II Ji'IIOOlUx "lya Betty Buhrman, Miss Lillian Relief Fund. The party proved a nuit Aubrry. laniy Ibnis *»• the Bilik.*,ipun*, will iiiunnliulcly pc Dates Are Set' For rliilh 'Mbi«rlf ir in a ftm H il w«oJ #111 ngft a wrlrnmc l»» #11, korUty end Ml** Ethel Kiser,. financial aa well as a social gayest and most daring mem­ <>(itftl<l«* N«*w Vfi rk tn finifth ^ Music Teachers Meet H w*a announced that tn# success, with over |200 being •ft I.VATIOT AliWV IITftllKI. ber of n reckltf; s court. Having look K.in.l ■in lltiuft** hupro T h e ft la no truth In rumors Beat meeting of th# Guild will ho realised from th* proceedi. til Kftftl Hmmil Hlfffl intelligence as well s* spirit snd nubll.h 11 iH'f ur fttmmcr ,‘,f! TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 17 — i».. ll 1st1•*•■»1 .................. mt*! Capl W.NHlft in cligra** that Orlando's fair la to ha can- held at th* home of Mr*. M.B. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher was spon­ benuty she wn* disgu-led anil l'J42. l(Kpecial)—Dates far the 1042 •« l.o.tl1 1till 1X..11'•til lw. ll. 1X* 1* Hundar N#hs.ul. ft U A Jl of war. On the Smith on Rosalia Drive, on Tues­ sor and general coairinan chairman of oi the me frightened at her latest earn convention of the Florida Stata ifti. ft !•*»(• •1 lxlinM1**l|t* .1(1*1 M urnliip «* lilt lift day, Fob. 11.__________ _ Franklin l> » o ■ rvrlt, contrary, our Board of Director* 1#-»*! x ..f 1lift •»xx n limrr •rlf Music Trtchera Association are 11:00 A Jl party, asalsttd by the follow. pade when she dressed herself I name WF have rettfton to N..x illTwIUvsa It la all Important for Y. I* I.. I U I* M set for March 1-2-3. at DeLand, Ing icommittee*:, JUre. J. Ding- ss a highwayman slid held up lit?ft ing >4>U will prunounca tho fair to go on, thua eontribut- Pilot International f||r#»l Jl**tli»g 7 "ft I* Jl I Dean Ella Seoble Oppermsn of felder, publicity lire. J. B. (ju- the carriage of an old woman. I full lll< XX••IUhl I|mI hr iMlIltir* If Kvanarllftlic RrrvW, T IS I* Jl # n ,"y . the School of Music Vt Florida and Mral H. M. Watson, The joke 'eemed good enough XXe-l1»• ||..1 ftii ft«.|iilr*«l inftlr Has Business Meet ban l,1u,r.h " m‘ "I n s ta t e College, snd Mate presb 1!••!•.ii i *..xx |»s-r I'nw j ft ticket sal**; Mr*. W. A. U ff- when she planned it but when it *'"•of •"'* l « . “ rose field." (lrnl> ha, Ju, t tnnounc^l. ■AjfPOItVt* ftaanuni.v op i;m» ler, Mr*. J. H. Colelough, Mis. was ever she was heartily The "House 11 r ii* •tiltiviill.iii vxlili’h Th M should soun.1 e x -, Doak 8. Campbell of The January business meeting S. Wiggins, Mrs. R. R. Dea# ■shamed of herself. She fled ..Clly like the word "rose ” Th*. Oorlda State College will be one I# |i. Itlcharelft »n. !*a*mr 1X« w II - kt in|».ii11.x xxHli *x*ry Qbiggeat and boat fair ever held af th* Sanford Pilot Club waa M. sill) Hllre’l Nl Kim from London, honing to leave name has three syllables, hut the uf ,he featured speakers. •1III ••f Iniiiiitii Ilf*, unit ftiitlili-ft and Mrs. H. B. Pope, refresh­ •In Orlando, and a record at­ bald on Tuoodiv gvenlng. at th# ment*; Mr*. Georga A. DeCottcs behind a part of herself that Htimt iv H* h"»*l J A Jt •s (M tx••1k •MM•1 fttli'4•’ftftfilllj fnr ’ •cowl is s<> lightly stressed as RumUy Jlnrrilng Wurahlp, 11 00 A 1» ft.;%.in. »'in*iii tendance la to ha expected.” the V .id n Hotel, with tk* president, and Mrs. W. A. Adams, ileeor- now repelled her. li be all liut obscured, i. *., Government To Buy M — II*111y \Y;ir.l |l**.’lirr Mrs. A1 Hunt, presiding. Colonel explained. . C’hrUl Amh«»«itlnr* 7 "•» I* J( Her place of refuge was the linle'-uhvelt. almost Roie’-velt. Th* greater part of th# meet­ alions; Mrs. J. O. Laney and P.vang•llfttte 8ftrvlcr. • I*. Jl Nut ••*rl*ft i.f rllilinrfer ftliotllil h* HAYANaT h AS CLOUDBURST ing wsa taken up with plana for Mr*. E. I. Hoy, prise*; Mrs. W. country house of the St. Col- The Private 60,000 Boxes Fruit Prayer •JI*’#Ung. Wrtlnefttlar • >1••Itw•y »«:«rr!*••mini xxll Ii vlrlui* defona* work: Th# club voted to L. Cooper, Mr*. Arthur Brannn umb's In Cornwall. There she . h.se.l •■\.tml iitill••lift III* Mil* •M••10*.1, P. Jl ♦ HAVANA, jan. 17—(AV-Ha­ bay a plat o f Mood plasma for and Mr*. W. B. Zachry, tables; expected to find peace. ThA big Veit" was puhlohM recently. lllbl* Htu.ly. Krltlay • 00 P M 1 1- »!••( *•• iniIII’ll ni'itili-mli* nlu* vana was-drenched Friday by a tho fleminol* County Defense Mrs. G. E. Rollins and Mrs. H. house hail been unvisited tor On Dee. IS. cltiiens of the Thr fr«lrral government *I4••It if* ft liti.irnl tinil -lilt 11iiti1 Thr frtlrral ■»nvrnmm#nt .lit HI'1*. XXIII.' h llflft ••(•* l»EM!•*1 torrential rein—0.T2 lachaa In Coaneil. «l8o to mak* * conuibu- J. Lehman, Chin*** checkers years, unknown servants were Jl " 1 \lIftiyr |l.ilx*l l*hl> ir* commemorate,1 ;c.omiijrr Q,, purchase of 60.000 TIIK SOtlliemM a .tm s T It boon ended at neen—which Uon to the Ameriean Red Cross imea; Mrs. H. H. Coleman and in charge. She wanted' rest and the 160thL •S uanniversary of the s-iim n i caused two death, paralyswl and to Bnndta* far Britain. re. B. L. Cornell, tallies; Mrs. p«ac*. but her first visitor iiitlfiration of the American Bill boxes of fresh grapefruit from l^turrl Ay* nl "I'll,. | * t Ion* .811 I** #■it11 •I tin* Ninth Mt •*fln*mrnt whh’ti rl.-x it*** th* ftoill traffic and Inumdated Mverel H. C. DuBoae, ticket tales atbrought her the news of the «f Rights. In cities, towns and Florida gruwrra during th* Jan. M#v II W Tu«*h#r. p.Tftior At th* January apelal nteetlng .•r ion it. p u r i f y H im th* r t ii in n r t B h» 10-24 period at .11.16 per box. Hiiml <«r Mrhoc.l. |o on A. Jl gpp tlona of th* dty. to be hold at th* homo of Mrs. th* door; Mr*. R. A. Newman rountrytlde—a pirate was »vs- ullagrs, patriotic rsHies were ■•••(•lot Mia: th* Iiti •*11*. * Worfth'p, 11 •on A Jf I u,n drring the h.ld to recall the fundamental f.o.b., loaded in cart. It was an­ IIJlornlhB Freak R. MocNeill on Jan. 27. and Mrs. Georg* D. Bishop, tematkvslly t 'o lr r h lg * V I*. I’ . * li I*. Jl SMALL BUSINESS SLIGHTED ^eh member la to bring one or cak* sale; member* of the Phi homes of th* gentry. Soon af concents on which our nation nounced at Surp;ua Marketing \Y*<ln*»il;t Womb Ip. 7 30 P M. Administration offkes here Fri­ Kvrnlnir vWorahlp, Th* |.rlni:iry ln.ll.nl hm. lo mv more towak for th* Sknford Alpha Kapp* sorority, under th* ter (his conelrsation she fotiml 7;ia P \| waa built and for which we are of it tt *ll-oi il*i *•I mlml Washington; "jan. it—c o emergency First Aid unit. You 'Hill l>«* KIv*ii r hrufly w*l ihMikinu. direction of MU* Nancy Dlgh- that a hidden harbor on hor now fighting. On national net­ day. i w ,x in h h ' m iihlllty to r* nut ill III —Guy Helcamb. band of the Banfora FUoU have been ln- ton, candy sal*. The fruit must he United roni*. own estate was being used by ••o* i*I.o •• un.I liiiM*r *1ii hi* own Cmall Business Beetion af th* -4iwj to attend a birthday dinner There were 63 tables of tho Frenchman ss s secret hn- works, special programs were States No. 3 grad* or better, ...iu|MO>, Hrnrtn broadcast including ono during ♦a*tie* Department’s Anti-trust COftMMlI fl ftTin^ %t. ( 91i ll( II bridge and Chin*** checkers ven. Because of her ipying on which President Roosevelt spoke. sic 08 ami largtr, with not more Division, told a Houoo Military than 16 percent of six* 08. Al- Cor n*r Park Avrnute «n.l Srd The nturinv kcIm iln tho ship. Ladv St Columb • term and two table* of MshChicago, however, saw fit to iebeeewlttde Mdny ho had "a lorat'ons fur purchases will be Atr##| nattu* fmm '•wulking'* on calm Jongg. Prise* far th* bridge found hersetf bolng forcibly tak­ rr member two men who have handled by the federal contrul Jllnln|*r, John lt*rmiril Hoof ‘ a.’, .that .paritieslions far 632 More Merchant wutcr (with the aid of flaprmaoe* were awarded to Mrs. en aboard th* pirate ship. There tong been forgotten but w h o committees. I'hurrh Frhool. 9:|| . eontraeta ware drawn In liinir winirft) hkt* St. IVtrr; on Morning Worahlp.' I1:M Irving FWsdMr, a box of groc­ she met tha captain, Jean-Bcnoit mado th a American revolution Citrus men her* said the Ships To Be Built Avrnioii hy th* pastor. land it mnnot stand. _sUfc eries, for scoring high among Auhery. HuhJ*rt. "YHtlji Two Jill**—4»n* As L a d y S t Columb faceil and th* United Stales possible. government price represents s Half th* woman; and R. W. Rupreeht, A frnlTo George Washington and The “ battleship USH INDI­ minimum of 60 rents a box on WASHINGTON. Jan- 17-MP) • bog o f groceries, for scoring tho pirate sha forgot her anger THM rilWKII OK rilftJKII thoao two men, Robert Morris th# tree for the grower. Ini wh.il M rhang* within lift «*n* ANA, launchrtl N«v. '•!!, wan high among th* men. Second and her fear. For Jean-Benoit and Haym Salomon, Chicago, on roinplrtnl nix tnonthi ahrnil of short hour high prixa* for bridge were Auhery waa a young mnn In Iba anniversary of tho Bill of •wanted to Mr*. ’ J. D. Cordell whose eyre were more humor Rights, dedicated • monument Goehbels Says Reds Hprnl In Thy pr*»*nr* will prrvNil techwIuU*. snd J. J . Stockard, who each re- and love af Ufa than villainyit- eshred a caaa of R. C. Cola. La­ hare waa a man who, liko her- anudst special reremonlM. So it la apropos to glance this Are Dumb, Stubborn Roo**- dle# low score prixa for bridge, self, waa borrl with his own moment at a new booh hr HowKteToqswt tor ijjoo ooo dcad a "Bubbla Bowl,” was presented world and had taken, desperate srd To Defend Aneriea Huy Defenxe Honda nnd Hlnmpa Fast— "Haym Salomon; .Son A * ». this to Mrs. Ralph Dean, white low and dangerous methods of seekBERLIN, Jan. 17.— (Official weight score priao for awn, ttea, went big a world of his own mak- of Liberty." Volumes hare been Broadcast Recorded by A.l’ .l— , ________ W fe • on tho ReeolnUon. Yet, lag. - Haro by pitting his wits written LAST TIMES TODAY to W. L. Cooper. SUNDA imporeiblo as it may seem, tha "If wo win, w* hero won every­ Mka EUlah Welsh eras tho re­ •gainst pompon*, ponderous and f i e l d la (till virgin. Howard thing, if w* lose, w* lose more , Mrv H; D. DOUBLE UROGRAM rich men ha could find a than all.” German Propaganda cipient of high prixa for Chi­ Fast, • novelist with strong In­ no** chockars, whkh wax a pot- rirang* happlnaos. In this daring terest in tha colonial era, saw Minister Goebhate told a meet­ tad plant. Mrs. M. 8. Messenger Frenchman she caw a spirit so its possibilities. As a result ha ing of German political and cul­ tural leaders In Hamburg’ Thurs­ tad Mrs. J, H. Tralugk cut for Ilk* hor own that she knew day. woowd high priao w i t h Mrs. hi" to'b o i n t w x h o n " I n o th- M i S S T f r S * J W oreirteft J x pocUb Again Goebhate rsfrrrtd to Truloch winning a hog of soon •r circumstance*, tha would hove.1." O. W. Barren wao high toon h anu to , C f f i U ’ T ? S H , W' i f the Pdumh stubbornness” of the Russian armies aa proof of NG E V E N T " among th* checkers piayTho story o f th* lore between Simon. ere t m XMa for whkh ho re­ Lady 8b Columb sad Auhery. I Salomon waa an Immigrant of "the magnltodo of th* danger which has been hanging over ft hex of a u«." but again ho ospreasod con­ tahte silver, years before th* pirate crew and tha |S- Boeolmbw, IU identified fidence that ultimata German __ to Mrs. Herman member o f tho Revolution. Ho SUNDAY and MONDAY Door p r l a o t wore toko part to hte faariere raids hixMtlf early with tha Anteri victory was certain. on tha Kngtiah' English portal ports; his lova lovi caa cause aad suffered Impris to Mko rraacoo Gian, tm BEAUTY. . . IHYTHIT.. S0N6SI The total acr :reago iof abort aad * ■ Mix. Gwenn far h.r ted him tbto more dan onarnnt twice br tha British In Baa Island cotton this year rtotoqo a ease'ctf'Coca-Cols; and r i ' »»J even to raiding bar owr New Yarfc before ho succeed was tho Mm* aa 1040—66,900 U n , Frank t o f t af Fltteford, K w r i f t ■ * « « " th «a plot- in ooreplng te rtfM Ophla. acres. There ware 42,400 a m * N. Y , wha ateo recWvtd Core- t o f . hte awa C 'Than ho worked oneoa.tngly •f abort aad 16400 acre* af man’s Creek” has every quality f o r American . freadorn aad _ _ _ „ that h needed to make a fin# quichly made himself uaafnl >to Bo* Islaad hareeetod this MsT r .T r book. Thera are wit, humor and General Washington tha Ctoftl- non. which pruducod 16,600 and Mopono* — thrilling adventure. Rental Congress aad th* Amori- 1,600 bate*. m ST *t£I toft tt te tho romance between raa armies by raising badly Tho Nary haa taken q prami•'thaf -pirate that needed funds and M cotog sop. ■ Creek” a plteft AI the height ai dteoontont aaat part to developing ariarostia *SociaI Calendat Personals C "“~”” r“w s s r“ ••• « isa \< ?M /H O O R nor & ts v rm n u fi Sisp-fs* s s ir w -w S !it,-” Ftfless porcaat tt Abo — tho ea8. Navy ■ of tha MARCH OF TIME SPECIAL! “Battlefields Of The Pacific” Partial - r Interefttiftg — Imlruelive. Bc« It to got U»« . hftcfcgroftad of t v forcfti fight for fr««doni! ha had "R* axoat bar Pftftfi Harbor — I ,«»*#, ■■ . , ■ .1 \ I V. , jfi* Buy Mora Bonds" P J TlinHraffimi i" fi. , . ■• * ■ * ■ • * �I • 4 k- A •-- - SATURDAY, JAN U ARY17. 1942 THE SANFdRD Sanford • htM la a.alu­ la Ike we* too ra­ il wrwa ih Mk lw »r wet nibrrwlee i earn, sue *ua r w l k M brrrlu. iklIrellee et apvelal SATURDAY, JAN. |7, 1*13 Baseball To Continue LOOK OUT FOR THIS HYPNOTIST! Da«vball fans in Sanford sad nation will welcome '.he atatement yesterday -that baseball should w _______ _________ arrivp the duration. With_______________________ the Boston Bra hero the latter part of next month, it would-be nothing chort of a tragedy were a blackout to settle oVcr the Ok\ional pastime before then. But President Roosevelt went farther, lie recom­ mended that even more niftit games be played so that people working In armament factotlc* and c*iber defense industries could g x II j (Minted out that mote People than over aro working longer hours than usual and that toilKcquently <hey need more recreation and divpnlon than ever in order to keep them’ lti good woHdtig condition. Pointing out Hint of fdurxe , pUycra subject to tho draft would l>c drafted and any with special skills useful in 'ik'fennu industries should get into ijtent, but mere would Iw left plenty of older men and others hot subject to the draft on account of dependent# who could ptft up a cred­ itable showing on tho diamond, borne five Mr nix thousand men could furnish cirtertainment for Hround'21) JHUlion people and that, he said, Is “ thoroughly Vrbrlhwhlic," What the President says hem With respect tif base­ ball, we l>clicvu is cipinliy true retarding other spoKa gild recreational activities. There is no reason at Oil-Why base­ ball, football, basketball, horse racing; dog racing, golf^ tennis, motion picture theaterp or any Of the other .thous­ and and one recreational activities whtch the American To d a y s n t o gh am s 8:(W Up N*w« 0:10 (Jroyhound Gus Two white eases and five ru n were brorrht before Frank U Miller in Mur 0:30 Rimer Darla, News Court yeaterdiy afternoon 049 The World Today 7:00 People’* Ilatform White cues with chine* sad 7:30 Columbia Conerrt Orthes- .-entraces follow: EJmrtr 0»rl KrliuU, traffic violation esao con. a tinned: Joe* Cole, investigation.. ^ 8:13 Orange Co. Medical Aa- cjw dismissed. aoeiatlon • Colored O H * together „ with ft:.10 Keyboard and Console rln rrii and sentences follow: 8:53 Rimer IMvia and the News 1Clarence Davis, rtrkles* driving, c.ae dismlsacd;. Clarence* Davis, 0:00 Your'lilt Parade 9:45 Saturday Nlfht Serenade operating motor vehicle with its- m preper brakes, straight 30 days; 1010113 Public Affair. litiucrr her. ganstling, bond es­ 10:30 Olga Coehlo, soar* tivated; JLW, Hollins, gambling, 10:43 Now* of tho World bond estreated: Mabel Rowland, 11:00 llul McIntyre Orchestra 11:80 Vaughn Mouroo Orchestra gambling, bond estreated. 12:00 Linton Walla, news 12:03 Sign Off 0:19. Artity Band The Coast Goanl now oper­ TOMORROWS PROGRAMS ates under the Secretary of the 7:00 Morning Devotions Navy in aecerdenea with an ex­ 7:30 Sunday Morning Breakfast ecutive order of Nor. 1, 1941. Club 8:07 Unannounced 8:03 Business IRrvftw 8:15 Is o lq Wllcher at Ihe Or* pn 8:30 Intermrxxo for Strings • /.<»w * Vv 8:45 Four Clubmen 9.00 The World Today 9:15 From the Organ I/ifl 9:30 Know Your Bible Better 9:13 Columbia's Gypsy Caravan 10:00 Church of the Air 10:30 Winn over Jordan II UK) Up New* 11:03 Vera Brodsky, pianist 11:30 Invitation to Learning 12:00 Syncopation Piece )2:2S Temperature Bulletin 12:30 Halt U ko City Tabemacli Choir How Material Shortages • and Defense Demands Affeit . • BIBLE VEKHtt FOR TODAY ]THB CHRISTIAN DORR NOT s y n DATS 111H ENRMIEH. COULD. HIS ENEMY: Wu aim Sues were foolish, living In malks, and envy, hateful, hating 909 another,—Tltui 3:3. Telephone Service 'AIN* OP DIFFICULE PERN MOVRD BY ? HO HAVE A HE TASK. YOUR ATTITUDE 18 THE [NINO PACTOR AFit So wa built the wall wopla had s mind to IKK) Church of the Air 1:30 What's New at the Zoo? 2:00 "Spirit of *4*’ 2:30 The World Today 3:C0 New York Phllharmuni.Symphony 4-10 Tho Pause That Itcfreshr. On Th* Air Travel In_ Wartime URN O* ’/HE TIDE Thors is no paradox In the fact that ,thla nation Is a. In dark| still lower preparing for a big winter travel season w| i# tide, lag ' torrent drags up mluat of war. It is, rather, a recognition c vacationing is of distinct value to __ national vacationing__________I r i w ones the fairAmerica's -winter resorts, with tho poi ilble exception wss so wide, it the gnashing water* of the Pacific Coast, arc not In What a n ’, opiidered war •ay WILLIAM RITT------------------------------danger zones. Florida, tho Gulf Coast, tho top'.hwest and C t t t i t l P i n t Writer thu winter sports areas in tho eastern and rsaient mountains comprise whnt might be adjed the ] rd'.ected interccption. declares an tfretrteal THE THICKNESS of a muakfait fur.tt not an tndietUMiaf engineer Not unui Hitler sweara lor. Furthermore, few of those regional « centers o( off hangtag arouad micropnones. Severity or mildness of fu­ Important war industries or military ootib ihbicnts. For the. ture winter etather. n tot toon III. that reason tourists who go there will not be interfering “ proven 4Cvea nature t* asrafui S r is f r u r r / t i b n weaders not to ktvc weather information with the nation’s defenw.,, Wk f i /li c ceps dea r wUr eir attitude The government has sehsibl ■ltd* (a turnout, too. tract Itt f hi rT p j aever appear to //area aayway. ir at#p »e m f r fra * during the year, and deducting from this sum thu' inventory vstue of livestock and produce on land at the beginning of the year and the roel of livestock and product: purchaaod .during the year. All livestock, whether puivhn.nl or ritlsvd, must be In­ cluded In ‘ tinventory, at ' thuir proper valuation, livestock nequirro M r 1<draft, 'breeding,1 or dairy purposes and. not for sale, may be Included In the Inven­ tory instead of being treated os i , I ; ,f .! . / . ’ capital, a.scl. rubjcct to .tfcvreWhat’s this sheet Hitter klat- rlntiorf, ' provides) such prattled Y O U 'R E TELLIN G ME! ’f f t r a B S t t U B |\vo years, thilt; c|yiton travelHircngthcn morale. In England, i •as. atierdrap to RuSWaa i wte are aratiaj ttr c. Mew rte /awa. tu m o r aepdi * aew m e tag hard Rfca to May tke katdwtf WteV e# weeM Urn Osororrucuw -U h e «• that sap. Adetf: ' 3:00 Console Melodic. 6:15 Golden (late Quartet 6:30 Sam Cuff “ Pace Of The War" 6:35 Burl Ivca, aong. 9:45 Wm. L. ft hirer, news C«0 Silver Theatre 6:30 Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Poundatlon for Infantile 7:11 Basil O’Conor, ITe». Natl. Parslysl* 7:30 Screen Guild Thcatru 8:00 nHannon nerd 840 Crime Doctor «:93 Elmer Davia, ■ dhrf. thu i News '. ,f .............. 9.-C0 Air Baae Show (b- •••'0:30 Boy* Town n I* exchnngrd m tsm i re itulea Of Success "for » ixllebt saving Umr. Bnt 'question I* 'fhat tha I with tho daylight tlmv Tho 11)11 “ Hulea for ncaa" wore recently liatHk (dent of (lie I’nckago It ■a la' perfectly willing I prices If U ilorsn'l pikee anv re.lrktlona eoranuxlltlc which aro go up In price. may not Ite any tourists g this winter, bat Iflatriad larger crowds on not a - “ position. tar da* of th* races y. had test year. YOUR to UutmguUk between various prtxtucL. (hades of Mu* This can hardly The value a t., fin ha possible—since no one has which an produced I »ever even 4 bird trying to Up ahd consumed bp Ms not const llute - taaa Ida Income. UUiudi the weak Renta rveehml la crob shares are to be rttunml is Income ts of the year In which the crop tbo InitruiUcni. i)iieh. pmiaely del! share* am reduced to money or An sarwed-lncome credit of 10 the equivalent nf money. Pro• in Inuitlee to i percent of the earned net In­ rmU of Insurance, inch as had Then a camaura ho* come, not in exte a of the 10 and fire insurance on growing M i.' percent of the net Income, Is crop., are required to be in­ Of Uro husberyl to I allowed, In addition lo the per- cluded In groes Income. _ UittMa vetMlonally ^ exemption and errdlt for Amount, recelvnl as * hrnna rnts, If any, for th* par- from the Commodity ** of rompatiag th* aermal Orpuratloii may, at the Credit option the taxpayer, he conslaerod Surtax net Income la tho be]. of If eUhsr hoshsad intom#, ami Included In gross ivoMsUy confined u rn left after deducting ex­ «a emptions dhd credits from tho Income for the taxable year In rrccivrd. The election git Income, from this balance whkh made wflh respect to tlie ralenla U be deducted tH earned In­ ilar year |0.K>, or for the lin t come credit and other Item., year thereafter for which • retMelded In tha low and Iwlkat*— rrqulrvd to be filed, h M in the return, In del*mining blm llnj the amount on'which tha nor- unless for all aubeequrnt years the CommlealoiH-r apmot- tag of 4 ptfaent is to be a chapge to a different Forbff Mogazlpa. * »••t.i.ei •1»A I,jiir HHCfYkhtitewidlj FEDERAL INCOME I run: 1*331 through 1939 Southrrn Bell service was brought to a peak of eOrcieury never befut* niulncd. During these years we had full margin, of plant facilities, and mod tclroliqne workers wyre yft- . train mill years of espejiciue aj)i|l iklliuiig/.'fltrsa C lJ.tion. rjealcd a situation Ideal for conrotAft(]6’n6<i Ihe betterment o f *' aiH lqua.m f ar yur : *»*>*»•) Ifc'l '- . t - . .,1. . < |Now the sltoalioa la reversed. , Defense reqiriTOmteits, both mill- >♦ ,fi»4.. ..lira V 1 + ’ ’ fcW4"a»s’in l UW'uJia^ In fart all . we |g was to pull the cover* Seven Cases Brought Beford City; Judge IUtHO NEWS e ra ! T f i ' r & A SSSt /sUAhaaMa V T S fA S fn.lL s w JaU Jo FAMILY? NO. 10 Appear* Probable WASHINGTON. ‘ lan' n ^-prv ’ * newtUee^ " ’>HI Uil. month to mSK# retreading material for passenger esr Urea This amount could take rare of oaiy, about 20 percent of the lii? *V WoloHiu fr■ultiny fry w (bo new lire ration* OI^M "roS rr experts sabl ahoHSgra had forced rxUhbhmctit of n quota on erode robber available to make “*a»e«mcks, the materl* uecil for retreading and roesp Sag Haro. The January mutt* was rot at roproximsUly 2300 tons ami OPM dirocUd manufaeturrra to devote 9000.tons to the manufacture ol romtlbaek for truck tlree. & tar saPiJ n s 50-mile tone, radlI yo u Miami. O d •proi H R o e ' i f tlte moat l) . tecatteha W bo, ,fMm| ra la the world. Ocean wash tway dust, .tnok* am, and'sunstroke is.o 0 - lOwdu. pur :.,V W ■?'¥*%!! - utioaol.burden*, on a^rgbyti; il. wiouriz* and. inaopojrcr. a itU it,i» r .ttc lih # , rh o u ia n d s e ( neff have been cm ploy «d a * ami million* of M lla fll spent lo etn an d otir ik inert these heavy items We hope you will agn have so far been genet a* lie shortage of cot otlifi essential material be, M lime goeson, liul not cealiau#. I« matt dub In certain congealed treat lb the Mine success. However, pledge you tbaf wa ihafl con- Jhg to show vby W t U done. - �■■ ■ * • r-. -‘K ' ' ■>' > • y ' j i ' i ’ v 'V- SATURDAY, JANUARY 17. 1WJ .4 TH E " BANFO RD S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A Official States Many Items Are Needed For War 1S ocial A n d P erson al Activities ’ _ _ . r? ..... MRS. LOURINB BEAL, Society Editor *SocialCalendai MONDAY _ T W Woman'* Council of th* M in t Christian Church will moot at th* homo of Mn. J. u Nlblack, 401 Elm Avenue, at 3:30 P. M. with M n. Jo# Petra* aa n - l m l m Th* oodal department of th* MFoman’s Club will hare Ita ■Hdg# and Chine** checker* party at 1:30 P. M. Proceed Inc . the party the anual election of officer* will be held at 3:18 P. M. Hoetemaea are lln . J. E. Courier, Mr*. K. W. Rucker and • ft* . J. W. Hall. Th# Dependable Cl*** of the Mathodlit Church will me«t at •h* homo of Mr*. J. D. Callahan, Ipl# Eaat Second Street at 7»30 P. M. with Mr*. P. F. Mteber a* eo-hottea*. All cutter* of the Red Croaa ••wlnj room In the Woman'* Club ar* requeited to report at th* club at 9:30 A. M. Th# Prayer Band o f th* ^rc.byU rlsn Women’* Auxiliary •111 meet at 3:00 P. M. to bo followed by th* monthly Intplrationel pit*tiny at 3:30 P. M. Th# regular monthly program meeting of th* W. M. U. o f the P int Raptlit Church will bo •*ld at the church at 3:30 P. a . The them* for th* year la T h y Will be Don# on Earth" Missionary topic tor tho month l« "Think on T h a i * Thing*: Whatsoever Thing* Ar# True." J h e Bible Stody, "The Training • f Mom*." Circle T w o will have eharg* of tho program. Sunbeam*. Jr, and Intermed­ iate 0 . A /i and R. A.'* will meet at th* tame time at th* church. 4 TUESDAY The O. E. S. will have charge of the morning lowing ****ion of th* Red Croat In th* Womnn'a Club. Th* Episcopal Guild, under -Ah# direction of M n. S t Clair ™Vhlte, will tew for tho Rad Ctom In th# afternoon. THURSDAY The Woman’a Club, uno< under the im woman'* uun, direction of Mr*.u J.W. Hall, Hal will have chcrge of th* Rad Cro** Row ing aeulon In th* morning. mon Birth Announcement _ . Telephone 1411 P e r so n a ls Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brsdham of Daytona Beach announce the Ml** Dori* Hall I* 'pending birth of a aoo, -Douglas Frank, M Thunday, Jan. 15 at th* th* weekend in l-*>k* Wales a* the gue*t of friend*. • Medical Center, Daytona Beach. Mn. Bndham will b# remem­ Gen* Under and Gene lj»wbered a* the former tola Wolfer renc* ar* the weekend guests of thia city. of friend* in Miami. P A C E TTTREE ’ At THE CHURCHES cn m rriA * riiin m V0 II <lrmnth«m. Minister Av* At llih Si NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—<AV- VUnford HlbU Hfh.K.1, 9 IS A XI Copper pennies, nickels ami even Church Wi.rahlp II uu ,\ M babies’ n>bl*r pants may ilia* ' Thte Strength «»f Th#* • I,m.it Nikhi; ‘ J*>«ii* In l>nt |x.«ti.m.* apjtear b*cau»«* their material* are needed for war, Lessing Rosenwald, O.P.M. official, saiil r ii t it n i o r non in warning against hoarding B4 Ounov* and Kim Awnget I shortage* increase. R«v W. C. Ilolromh. pio»4«.r Mr. Rosenwald. chief of in- Sun.iajr School, |o »•» a M turng people. *.111 r ,\| |dustrial conservation of the Of- Y rv lrm It • “* A \| |fnw of Production Management, ME voer nn ii nn gg HH te f r v l f p , 7 I *• P M 1told th e National Retail Dry XVeatnt«<1ay P r n > e r M e e t in g P M (foods association convention: “ Many present luxuries may become non-eilstent while things rm sT fir.uBTTKRitv m i u n i now considered necessities may E . 1) B r o w n U * . l* ! * ., I ' j a t o r l»ecome luxuries. Articles pur­ i H u n t U y R ^ r v l c e * Reboot. J IS A M chased now in one form may Ntinatsjr M o r n i n g W o r s h i p . II on a M __ have to appear in another’’ S r, Y o t in ir |> * ip l* . «. i .. r m He said ha believed most con­ Y o u n g I'eop loa « to »• \| sumers were not yet nwnri* of Kte-lllng Ho Iwhip 7;1« l M the changes they would I** a*ked 4 noss r.r is io r s many of them did not even l>el ill III H ' lieve they would have to make ,l*v Pesos Sh*irr m •i |sacrifices. ( lM.-ly r„n,m„n*„r. t l« ' lie said: i A ^ “ We’ve been living in nn au-i i’V4»i»l*** *4cr\.. « i tomobile economy but we may ( * J* have to change over in the cit------- -----------------ie*--to a walk-*trect-rar-hu*.bir i n . i . u n s r r . i . t %m k n \ % r i . n Mr. and Mn. Patqualt (Tat) di Cleco am shown In Washington, !). C„ cycle ecttnomy and in the coun­ T o t h « le ft o f OrUnalu o u . t ju«t where they continued their honeymoon. The bride is the fount r (ilona try to it walk-horse-nnd-buggy b « y « n d t b s lart stop light ltr% «!**•» K y.it-oo - i Vanderbilt. $1,000,000 heire»«, and her husband it an actor** u**^t. bicycle economy.” W h * n y o u ’ r e n*%*r s strangsP* They were married in i alifornia. SIIOil 4y ; In I t ik k e ' NV ll At UI.MI hriv y |. a Ill* I. k »*• |.,r.h..| •li-i.tiit ,»nd i : m i: m : / i :h 1 Nt r.im ih r # m i Au-f.-a !•.»■»or Mi t T i i i r c h R eh oa.t . \ m Mk llr r t illo ir t - u p . i «n * .-fi.l.-n t I'aa.iplea* fu rl p Mr. and Mrs. II.A. Haynea •M Mi* I \ ?*t•ii t«*m iii#-*i have as their gurata, Mr. and •t*-n I T l i m t k s >4#t \ I . *• ; ' .i |* M Mr*. Irving Ruaber and Mr. and P l . l t #T III. a t il l kC I Ili4 tu tl.lt 7 70 l» Mr*. Vance Buabce of UirmingM M rs m m | . . . i . | to . ! . . * r i r Mn. Fordye* Russall, newly bam, Ala. InaUUed worthy matron of BernMias Marjorie Co* hum left Inol* Chapter Two. Order of thla afternoon for Wr»t Palm ll: •’MIST Ml I Itmipt r •III IH II th* Eaitem Star, preaided over Beach, where she will ho the for 1*4rk A% •*• ,t fifth st . th* bualneaa meeting of the weekend guest of M i" Lillian I»r W P lluti i ilia it. Pa st or O.l a> >. I.--1 . 4. t \l chapter held In th* Masonic Adama. e* * Hall on Thursday evening. The t 1.0>» .1.lawk meeting wa* brief on areount of Mr. and Mr*, prank I.. Wood­ . >| \Si »%••• th* blackout held that evening. ruff, Sr., have been receiving It wa* voted by tha chapter congratulation* u|K>n their 46th to eontrlbuU S3 toward the Red wedding anniversary, which Croa* War Relief Emergency they celebrated on Tuexlay, Jan. Fund and routine bualneaa mat- 13, and at which time they had • . |.a*k tan were disposed nf. -i i a'i:ss all of their children with them. I-t-taftlr A poat matron'* pin waa pre­ am ted to th* retiring ' worthy Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodruff I N X ..I t. awmatron, Mr*. Stewart Dutton, and son, and Mr. and Mra. »».•%% .1Mat S i i n . U * H r b o .a l, % I t \ M by Mr*. C. U Irwin In behalf of Jamea T. •**'•* ' •'■•I" Applegate returned \lr A \\ *>l|aa»|i|t . . I r ' -lr.ll fle.l IIIWheeler Is Inducted th# chapter and Glenn E. McKay, today to their home in Kngliah'O u r l » l l h»H»k »• I b r *% -•-! «ia..| HOOKS AND AUTHORS p*ft worthy patron, waa pre- town. S'. J., after .pending n • • »-l »»V Into Stetson Chapter. By MR J. IRVING KF.INBERC amted with defenae saving few wreka ua the gur't' of Mr. • h . I.| III .»n *t Hr Yot m* »•*•. I Jr atampa from th* chanter. and Mr*. Prank l„ Woodruff, DELAND, Jjii. 17,—(Siw^nl) K v * nr lllilie( * S oC r t1%l i ' rI*, J Mi. . I* Mrs, Rnaatll named her com­ Sr. The enchanted «tury of a pubii-h 1* new Krnnk Whfvlcr, Junior at Mrtmm mittee* for the eiuulng year. »V \|l*l % *•*•k ' wife who run away with ii pi­ C al l o . ll ilculinK i'nivrraity from Ovimlo, we. rr- We*a11n*a**t| She announced that th* Worthy >1 rate and futnd n moment nf pel I'lM-r. ahmatl. Mr. ('al.lwrll, ri-nlly Imlucted into the loval T h n r * . | * ) r V *»»m « r # * .|.l* Grand Matron, Mr*. Marian r i n x r i i l l n r n ##r • i i h i s t - h ip 7 in I* \ l. Neeb of Miami, will mak* her Revival Service To love on the mysterious, wave- will' In- iihotiigraphcr-wif,', Mur- rbaptcr of I’l Gamma Mu. n«s i i i > ri« *r E v * * n ln i» » :\ .• *i*r•• • gai' i llourkf-Whiie, rnrinly rv 1 lir nal honorary aocial .riemv fruofficial visit to the New Smym* tossed »h*»re>4 of Cornwall—that iurt'.-.l HtM..| «V S. 1... . I *', \ \| Be Held In Pnola 7 4r* I* M f r o m »,v,n month, tornitv. Tho organltallon, which Chapter on Wednesday evening, la rt I I is tho romantic theme. nf ■Tiro.i,I rorliMiiiir flv,- month, in ha. a. It* purpow to pmmotr XX r•IIta*■ *•|.|y b*• Jaa. 31, and urged all who could I* XI Ru-.in -lirfoir nn.l ihiring the the cauae of thr arirntifir «ttnly “ Frenchma n’s Crn’k," IbiphiMf Beginning Sunday night a re­ m r o n t i r t i r n i n o k o o n to attend. A banquet will b« ttrnallnir |(.i - < X no to 1 te.lt T A v n i i * »»i Hi s t •* S u . - t held at 8:00 o'clock, preceding vival service will be held at du Maurier’s flrat novel linen inv.t.iun—where hr ,rivr,l n, u of «oci*l problem., i. open to Itrv 5 ............... k nliX" ami i* P tu rn - r*-t..r K » hl.tk n th« Paola iWealeyan Methodlat “ Rebrcca." In ihh truly mag new.[toper nirrmpontlriH (I'M I junior* anti senior* who iuv. th* mMting. Hnn.tsy Hchonl. is X '• I i ii Ili»On# visitor, Mr*. John Con- Church with the Rrv. J. M. Mer­ nificent story, Mif»*v du Muur- tan-1 tuilit, nrmntrntritirr (t'HSt-l maintainetl a high wholnr.hip in rr-xrhlnK II •"» x | ajgat I ........ r.-rt.l Th. l„M.k i. ua yet tmtitli-il. It ,ho tfro tr* . WmUn#-«ti»v Evinlmc I’«b*' well, of Cleveland, Ohio, wa* rill, conference president, aa the In • Ii |M a lit w Wheeler is the son of Mr. and ler reaches c m ii greater )>eight a (.«• JiU1111- h I Kl'lr ‘Jit. v i e * . 7 I S IV M evangeliit for one week. The welcomed at the meeting. Mrs. ll.F. Wheeler, of Oviedo. Rev; II. C. Douthit of High of hcjuty*' excitement, nnd iheer I'lnni llmiae nnnntrnrc thr ______________ Point, N. (\ will continue tho rending entii tuinment than ever H X I T 1 A T • •H IM II -lung .ftwip of hot year in | I.AKK WOXIMir. service* for unot her three before. (i.s.r i . will •I" • I* 1i.H .unnig „f .. rontrurt i.y r « ., Rianding Conserves Mrs. Shoemaker Is weeks. II II XIXltTlN I* \H T* ••t f ••uni . it .1 11f, . |8o '•> ■ It! ; n Nxith Cecil llrown. CBS Aun.lxv PelgsMil. I*» A M Agnin. her «t»Ty iset in tho X til. • l(M I 1 Hostess To Guild The «ong service will start mysterious Cornwall roast coun­ bro'oli it'lrr in Singapore, for n Use Of New Material Mo rn in g I*Fteurhlna H r i v l f e i l "•» ("• il • ,•1•,- -... <*. | .*M•11.. . .ini 1It•• ______ A M each evening at 7:1ft o'clock, try; a huge, iambling, long de­ volume of hi' wur eaperirnrr*. f < p l I'lV V IM ,. f I • M . Hf 1 ..... 1 .V»ll It Y P 1» . « P 'I I.* IV. M . I..I . ., l|| 1.. •...... 1 till* Mrs. .A.K. Shoemaker waa hoe- and the preaching service at serted house is the scene for " V . in„ ••V* *' , f,,r, a-t CAMP Ol.ANDING. Jnn. 17 KvrnlnK Hrrvl«*r 7 Xn |* Xf •lav *m»•8.- e t 1 11*. 1 1•atV•• 4..| t*M at her homo on Park A"*- 7:46 o'clock. The Rev. R. M- many tlm, rrnrheil llelgrude the ••“ >' (Spawrial)— The Quarterma.trr* XVf.I Mr*.InV Hr r\I••• to I* X| exciting episodes; tho l.e*feet iId. •*1.1 .1 t1II lala >«|MR no* last night to members of tho Henkle, pastor of the church, l4fo>,- ii wnt , '.m T ' , *'■ I clothing and equipment mending •»tul •(II wliiv: IT. ••1,i. •...... Hf*’. WeMjran Service Guild of th* Hob extended an invitation to bays and inlets on the Cornish Na/ -. mroinpanle.1 llriti'li ad- fBcj||t|e, «i Camp Illamling are Ill'll !• < • 11 . H i. i| Ill.l 1I.V ***| IIIMV rins-t n ar-ri'r i i n m u Mathodlit Church for the flrat tho public to attend the servieex. coast provide the setting for vam. force* on thrli nn rent jn o|H<rallnn at top »|teed in nn ll\.‘ - Tll.ll Ilf t Mill V. *1 la.v•• %lee* \V P. IVrouk*. I* r,fa>i.*r idyllic interludes, and love pas­ l-stl.) ll.V CsmI M.l (• •1 1Imwi hi.iV• maoting of year. . . ...........h. and then. pr.«-erd., „,|.ou| e(for, lo c„„.erve the Pmrk AVI* nt AIIt sages of surprising beauty: Ing **•■i i htii t huii Mlaa Lillian Thomlay conduct­ to s,„g»|mre by w,.y ,.f Rnnof „ , w material. I.y repair- *4ii nil.-iv K r h 'M il *» 4'* .X XI ........ lo r lie aboard n piinte ship, theic is go* ii Murnlna W «fE»iM» II X M ed tha devotional, nml after a Benefit Party Is ami tht* Malay Jung If.1 jng clothes apd xhocs for trainI* MU I II o f l i t ) Training I’ mI*»»» f. *•» •* XI the thrill of hazardous sd ven­ turucil m the most xi’niuitionnl, jn troop* OrlandoTair Will short bualneaa aeaaion, presided '• IIo | E v e n i n g \V«rw l»»|* 7 "• I* XI ng troop*. when ciafty and uudiicioua atoiv of tho wholo war to *la'e‘ by Mr*. Shoemaker, refresh­ ' il«t. Ini In.It * Financial Success ture* K tr |ih o n r m fu r Ih o It :i • «| The s h o p s accounted for a h»arlng. Be Held As Usual over pirutes curry out u midnight when he iirttullv wni nlwuird •M* f f u t ll the* ment* were served from a table • lump saving of 81H,114 in De­ ' »»•... Is "Se'l • VlxMiirt walitiin* raid on u > leeping coistal decorated with a tOwl of varlthe KepiiUe on its fatal foray 18a !**•» !** I h»» m ORLANDO. Jan. 17—(Brads!) gated marigold*. One of the most successful town; and there Is 3 clexerly up the Malayan roast. All thU cember by repairing 12.9(10 pair* it .N . i r .i.it The Central Florida ExpoalThooo present ware: Mr*. H.A. benefits of the season was the *planned and adroit escape from will l»r n a r t of Mr. Brown'* of shoes, which would have coat r/m .% wr.ai.r.x %x w r . T i i o t n a Y ■I | .If#* in Ural that much if they had been pur­ tlon will b* held at Orlando a* Swanson, Mra. M.E. Friend, Mrs. bridge amt Chine** checker* prison and death nt thr hun^- hoi r m h i ii « I H . Ilh*' k The author experts to re- chased new even at half the "Wolftino 11# li.K u ho unual thla winter. Col. R. M. M.B. Smith, Mrs. Jack Burner, party held iaat night in the llu- man'a noose. ftd a li'iivr of ahurnrc from IT^rk 1 r tt»v. It r-»« ■ II heW llM ftl Inf initial costShearer, pnaldent of th* ex­ Mra. W.T. Woolley, Mra. M.U tel Mayfair for the benefit of The principal .harailer* of •1. 14 no A XI At»u«l H ii. rv« 12-Jr very *n4>n and, onn* he neposition, announced her* today, TUUs, Mr*. CJI. Putnam. Mr*. the Seminole County Chapter of "Frenchman'* Creek" are l.mly CBS 1 Fife*. |1 00 A It l‘r»8i hlna jmiiutii the *t r I p home from puo|(i»r follow lag- . A meeting . o f the 8ho*makar, Mr*. E.M. Armluge, the American Red Croat War Dona S I . Columli nnd Jeaii-Br- Bilik’upon*, will immediately sc- Dates Are Set For Th* |lll*e> r ittrrb In l h * W IK Ml**, Betty Buhnnan, Mlaa LUliaa Re|ief Fond. The 'party proved a AuU'ry. .Lady Ikinn »«< the el^iik 'Mbxxelf in a' ntn*ll tnwn wooJ tilt nit t Wi'lir n m i Ii * all. ThorUey and Ml** Ethel Bleep,. financial aa w*n aa a aocial noit Music Teachers Meet giye.t and moat daring mem­ • •U t«id«a New York to finish Ms tt wa* announced tbit (ho aueceta. with over <300 being ( l i t WV ber of n rccilcia court. Having IKHik. B;in<loin llnuxe hoprN to 4 4 I.TI% % TIO \ "Thafd la no truth In rumon a**t meeting of th* Guild will bo realiied from th* proceedi. I Kns| Mr, •irul Kirrrt intelligence a* well n« -pirit anil liutdUh 1 1 Iwfure Atnimer of TAI.I.A1IA88EE. Jan. 17 - Cap! ftXX held at th* homo of Mr*. M.B. r i» . I* IM I' *' ^I |.U I|» u * . of In te l ’ imh|w in ihargc that Orlando^ fair la to b*' canMr*. D. L. Thraahcr waa a|ion- beauty she was diagurled nnd 1943. (Special)—Dates for Iho 1943 I**. I u . i l « t ill 1 1 . 1 Io n II.. g it .* .* Smith on Roaallo Drive, on Tues­ Hunila > H. I i . m .I. 9 Ik A X I of war. Oa th* tor and general chairman of the convention of the Florida Statu frightened at her la(e'l eacn rtlrtl. .3 1 * 0 I f« . I K ll»*W I'tltf • • .lll«1 N»r8lil|i with no Franklin U. o o • evelt, n contrary, eur Board of Dire*lor* day, Feb; It. tl. i-h-lt of l.lw ..toil timer 4*»lf --party, aatlated by th* follow­ p*de when ahe dresanl herself I nump Wl* have rcaaon to l»r- Music Tochers Association are 11:00 A M T*n***a It la all Important for N . *V.»I>4 xi V I- ( . . * » •> P ing committee*: Mra. J. Ding, as a highwayman and held up [ lie** >uu will prunounca ut art for March 1*3-3. at DeLand. ------ — — tb* fair to go on, thua coatrlbut- Pilot International f lt r e e l X K r lh .M 7 •••» »• XI fabler, publicity: Mr*. J. B. Cu­ (he carriage nf an ol,l woman. ‘ l.'Ut oner a day for some lime. Dean Elia Scoblr Opperm'n of l l l f f If c . . ! ! . . ( . w s m i I.I It.•» l.e* «*•» XI R v » | t g .* ll4 lT .’ SrM rl.'te, 7 4X 1 lng to pur general atablHty. ami the School of Music at Florida 1•( ■1*• and Mr*. H. M. Wntaon, The Joke •eemed _good enough i' of Dutrh (not I. to •'! • It*.4 it M ... *| . 1 r r .| H ob Business Meet ban to a normal, Kaaltky war of IWGerman) mlC o lle g e , .ml State preal1 ’..vv |»e*r 1 MW V4 foots II ticket tale*: Mr*. W. A. 1-eff- when ahe planned it but when it Ing la wartime. Actually, w* ."’ ro»« field. Ident, ha* Just announced. waa ever ahe was heartily “r1 .A v r u n ii a * a » , 4 n T . i nr « O I I ler, Mrs. J. *H. Colclough, Mia. to h li'h . l l l l l V ttll.Tlt T l . i t 1# I n n * J a v a completed plana for tha Th# January bualneaa meeting M. S. Wigglna, Mr*. R. R. Deas aahamed of herself. She fled n,e "Rouse 'hoiild sound o x -. l>rr,j(|rnt Doak B. Campbell of I ( l r h s r , l > >n. t * a « lo r H it to II It ••v e ry CMggeat and beat fair ever held •f th* Sanford Pilot Club wa* and Mrs. H. B. Pope, refresh­ from London, honing to leave nrliy like the word "ruse." The {.'loritia State College will be one tI-i l l 11. e l i.il il e w , S i r — ■ >>• K im Ilf.* , (Ill.l r ••. mi " f itu M u tii the featured Speaker*, •In Orlando, and a record at­ ‘ on Tuesday evening, »t th# ments: Mra. Georg* A. DeCottea behind a part of heraelf tlint name haa three syllables, but the1 H u n .t.u y H . I mw. I 1 H A XI fu r ..•• I m to to Ml*.4 | ■U< <»'4wfv Ilk ------------------second is so lightly stressed a*! H um V x y M < i r n l n ( W u r a b l p . I I 00 A tendance la to be expected," tha VAdeT H it 4 ..1, V,. II. e-M lrlll Hotel, with the preeklent. and Mra. W. A. Adam*, decor­ now repelled her. X V .r .l I i . e . h e r I I . *111 SI CoUttitl explained. . he aii »«ut obscured, i. f i o v e m m c n t To Buy Mr*. A1 XI C h rlH Aint*M»«te.lMfte . Oil 1 Her place of refuge was the li.iie’-uh-velt, almost Roia'-valt. _ Tb# greater port of th# moat- ations: Mrs. J. 0 . Laney and E v a n g o l l o i I.- H e r y l r e , • ort |» XI N III •*•? lf*4 *ef c l i i l i t r l r r #li •i l l . l h e HAVANA HAS CtOUDBURRT Inc wna taken op with plana for Mra. E. I. Hoy, prlioa; Mr*. W. country house of the St. Cn|. rh# ,'cra and Ad1 Ort wf t mum ly 60,000 Rftxes Fruit P r a y e r X le # |ln g . W t d n » t » » la y to li lt V ll f Ue a a r r l e . . t ir .l D. HooseM. I i . n .I • x.i it« I me • I..I8 ra n ( e i . n r - e i . l e . l , dobnao work! Th* club voted to L. Cooper, Mra. Arthur Branan umh’i In Cornwall. There ahe r. u • .H A V A N A , jaa. 17—(AP)— Ha­ b«y o plat of Mood plaam* for and Mrs. W. B. Zachry, table*; expected to find peace. Thk big vi-lt" waa published recently. ii 14 not mi m uc h aco.leinlc r»lutlltila Hlu.tr. Krl.lny I OS I* The federal government will vana waa'branched Friday by a tko Aemlnolo County Defanoe Mra. G. E. Rolllna and Mra. H. house had been unviaited for ...lio n , ,t< ,i in .> rn l n n .I " iiiilt t n il On Dec. 15, cltltena of the ■. . l l . l l e , w h ic h 11 f I *• o n e l . i u h n torrential rain—«.T3 Inch** In Council, olao to make ai eontribu- J. Lehman, Chlnea* checkers year*, unknown aervant* were U n it e d States commemorated The fnleral ••nvenmment will — XIa l y l l t i h e i >* l»l> consider the iiurchase of 60,000 t i i a; s o i t i i v i i i h n * i T i s T gomes: Mr*. H. H. Coleman and in charge. She wanted real nml the I AOth anniversary of the IS boor* andod at naan—which ’ NtTI caused two death, paralysed Mrs. R. L. Cornell, tallies: Mr*. peace, but her flrat visitor ratification of the American Bill boxe. of fresh grapefruit from I-4»ur*l A vr ftr Ii l lNinth Tli.it al one can I*#* rulle.l l i n e Mt l e l l i i r n i e l l l t o h l.'h r le v .it ." * I h e X .n il tnaffle and Inumdaled aoveral At th* January aottol meeting H. C. DuBoae, ticket sales at brought her the new* of the of Rights. In cities, town* and Florida grower! during th* Jan. Ittev II XV Tiifk«*r. i m i l n r o f im .1 1 . p u r i f y in g H ie m a n n e r * b y 4 f*tlona of tha city. t# be hold at the homo of Mr*. th* door: Mra. R. A. * Newman country* Id#—# pirate wa* »v»- villages, patriotic rallies were 19-34 periisl at 11.16 per box, HuntUy M» b o o l , in on A , XI ■m p i .iv in g th e I n t e lle c t tematkvilly p lu n d erin g the held to recall the fundamental f.o.b., loaded in cars, It waa an­ M o r n i n g W o r n h ' p . I I •OA A M and Mra. Georg* D. Bliho - t ’n l e i l . l g e nounced it Hurpiu* Markatlng it r. i*. lb. * t» i*. M X liA L t BUSINESS SLIGHTED cake tale; member* of the home* o f the gentry. Soon af- concepts on which our nallpn Administration office* her* Fri­ \X*8tln»»tl5r XVnrohlp. 7 1# P XI, The p r im .t r y I n .l l c u t l n n , l«* n»v Alpha Kappa sorority, under th* ter this convkrutlon ah* found waa built and far which w* art E v e n i n g XVnrtehl|t, 7 ; l o I* XI 1 1. 1 1 . k Ih u . of a to e l l - u l . l e i e«| m lin l WASHINGTON, Jan. IT—(AT You will bn g iv en a h e a r t y wel direction of Ml** Nancy Dlgh- that a hidden harbor on her now fighting. On national net­ day. 14 .1 mi .it * a b ilit y In re m a in In - ...........hav# 1 In- ton, candy sal*. c o m e . i~Quy Holcomb, hood of tho The fruit mual be United Pilot* own ettate wa* being uaeil by works, special programs 'were •m e p la c e it Mol l i n g e r lit b in o w n JClaall Butin*o* Boation of the vitod to attend ■ birthday dinner th# Frenchman aa a secret ha­ broadcast including on* during State* No. 3 grad# or belter, • m i. . p a n ) t —H e n e c a Thor* worn 83 tables of Department'* AnU-truat DO and larger, with not more ro * fm »:u v rin Y tt. n in m i brtdg* and China** checker* ven. Because o f her spying on whkh President liooaavelt spoke. ale _ t, told a Houae MOiUry than 16 percent of lix* DA. Al­ C o r n e r P a r k A ven ue mm l 3rd Tlw itormv petrel grta ita the ship, Lady St. Columb players and two Uhl** o f Mah­ ibeoeoaUtto* fkWay ha had "a Chicago, however, saw fit to locations for purchases will be Jltrtci found heraelf being forcibly takname from “ walking" on calm jong*. Prtxaa far tho brtdg* Mlnlater, J o h n Iternard f t o o f aplatan?, .that i pod flaaHana for two men who hav* handled by the federal control water (with the aij of flapgame* war* awarded to Mra. en'aboard th# pirate ahlp. There rrmember f ’ hurrh Hrhont. f a l l ^ e n a o .tootract* ware drawn In 632 More Merchant long been forgotten but w h o committees. lung wing*) like 8t. IVtcr; on M u r n l s g XVorBhip.' l l : M Irving FloUehor. o bog of groc­ she met th* captain, Jean-Benoit mad* th a American involution Citrus men her* said th* Mernion hy |he |igB|ur. Ships To Be Built er!**, for aearug high among Aubery. ian«l it cannot atantl. " O n l y T w o Xllle*—4 Ifir Aa L n d y 81. Columb faced »»d th* United State* possible. government price represents a f l aHubjert. tha women; and R. W. Rupreeht, i r A Peril” To Georg* Washington and The hattlrahlp HSH I.NDI60 tenia a box on minimum nf WA1H1NOTOBA 4“ - 17—UP) Uo bog of grocorieo, for scoring tho pirate ah* forgot her anger thoso two men, Robert Morris th* tree f,,r tha grower. THIS OK P N i l H H ANA, launrhctl Nov. 21, wait - T b * Maritimo ComjnUaion tMi w h » l 14 c h a n g e wi t h i n u« i.ne high among th* mon. Second and Her fear. For Jean-Benoit sn4 Haym Salomon, Chicago, on compirttil »it month* tihrail of "hurt ho u r nouoc#d today it hod nagotii high prisoo for bridge wen Aubery waa a young man In Iho anniversary of th* Bill of I H|»et»l In Tlijr preeenr e w i l l prevEll ochciluli*. awarded to Mra.'J. D. Cordell whose eye* were more humor Rights, dedicated a monument Gochbels Says Reds and J. J, Blocksrd, who each ra­ and love of Ilf# than villainyH ooM. WOOid bring Ita cetved o eoao of R. C. Cola. La. hero wna a wan who, like her- amldet special ceremonies, 8o It la apropos to glance thia Are Dumb, Stubborn . M U Pra*ideal Roooeaelf. araa bo re-1 with hi* own ow score prise prU# for bridge. t moment at a new book br How. world and had taken, desperate " presented ibbt* Bowl," w»* prei N rv To Defend Am erica Huy Defrn.se Hondn and Stam p* ar4 Faal— "Haym Salomon:.Son BERLIN. Jan. 17. — (Official weight Mle low and dangwrees method* of seek- of Liberty." Volumes hav* lw*n Ing o world o f hla own mak­ Broadcast Recorded by A F .)— P H H -J — I— 1| ing. Her# by pitting bis wiU written on the Revolution. Yet, "If are win, w* bar* won every­ LAST TIMES TODAY Cooper. to W . L SUNDAY. Impossible aa U may seem, the aU of emerTb. 883 •teh iwas tho i Zillah Weloh tl r#> against pompous, ponderous and f i f l d Is itill virgin. Howard thing, If w* loco, we lose mor* aa liberty D O U B LE I'ltO G R AM Chi- rich men he coold find a Foal, a novelist with strong In- than all" German Propaganda d to coot fl,pot- stnngo happiness. In this daring Great In th* colonial era, saw Minister Gocbbel* told n meet-_ Frenchman iho eaw a ipirit so ing of German political and cul" tod plank Mrs. M. 8. Meaaangvr Mess* it*' possibilities. As a result he tural leaders in Hamburg' Thun* m f ’ facea*east jk cut for like her own that the knew and Mra. J. H. Tnlogk day. him to b« i man whom, In olhh . atl tttrnt^ 0111 * & 2 * 1 * il? 7 w i t h Mr*. tr circumtUnttt, ih« would have, ,n typ# dtaignod tapcclalAgain Gocbbela referred to ________ teg of »o#n th* T*dumb itubbornneia" of the 0 . W. BorraU wna high Russian armies oa proof of Iho choekera play"tho magnitude of th* danger which ‘he r*on for man for wkD-h which haa been hanging orer evivw i ___ ooio fasfroeeriee. ivociYlfi. us,” but again ho expressed con­ ?member !L a !iW-aU7a.hV iJ ? " Awork* a f.w years befora o f tlw pirate erew and Uw Revolution. He identified fidence that ultimate Gtnnan Mrs. Harman SUNDAY and MONDAY take part k* kla fearless raids hiouelf early with tho Ameri- victory wa, certain. oaboon. Door i f l u i to Ginn, on th# Kngliak ports; hia loro ran cause and sufferod imprisBEAUTY...mYTIIM...SONSS! Th* total acrooga iof short and Mra. Gwenn for bar led him into mor* i.nawnt twice b» th* British in cotta, thia yoor to raiding bar own New York befora be succeeded 8oo Island cotton m r and-even i M Ovtn U Coin: and fo waa th* m im aa 1849—<1,900 hmiie arheu hen men v o n then plot­ In oocnplng to “ ‘ mtaford, ^uraw acrea. Thera wore 41,400 sera* t u g hie bam enptur*. a hi* own “French!» • W rvcwaVOd COCO- ting Thera ho wo of aiwrl tad 1M 00 acre* of man’ll Crook" haa every quality f o r American Sen Island hnrraotod thk sea­ to n e t to needed to m en * fin* son. which produced 18,100 and to hook. Thera era H i . humor and fttaaral Washington, tho Ontl 1,800 * ■ ^ it ; kongfct • by srapea** — thriITTng adventure, "••rial Congraa* and th* Ameribut It to the romance between _w»Ma by ralolag badly Th* Navy hue taken a promi­ the tody and th# phut# that •«d*a fund* and i m k | topJ— nriomolrra "Trerahmin’ e Crack" a pllto. At th* hekrht o f diaoontest nent wart to doroloping roitia st lion, <1sap-sea l.trlng, nnd abort memorable h#ok. Hera to n tru­ the aoldien battling . •MOdO #f. _ ____ ___ A b o — M A R C H O F TIM E S P E C IA L ! Fifteen parewit of the eshe Usted men in I 8. Nary w b a g * fa “Battlefields Of The Pacific” tho iroeeig t o o t e of th* Eastern Stars Meet At Masonic Hall Yollllg n u i i i.f >.SS L S i s ? NG BYENT »• ii sor KM n k# had th* f 18MM0UR. Tsrs. www.gif c m v - F o ctu l — IntereoU ag — InoIntetW*. Seu II lo get ‘ o f eur forcuo fig b l fo r f n t d o n l •:* ^ ' * S '* '- - • ■ •1 ■. W ill ■ ■ ■ ■ �\ f ; SATURDAY, JANUARY .17. IMS Theater Program For Week' of Jan. 18th Sunday, Monday*—"YOU’L L N E V E R GET RICO" with Fred Attain. RIU Hayworth, John Hobban), Robert DettchIcy ami "Big Boy” Williams. Alio MARCH OF TIME special lour, "Battlefield* of The - Paetfle," a ttrw i atlas of th« war. Added, Newa of UA Day. Tuesday, Batjgaln Dgy, doublt program—"CADET GIRL’* with Geonr* Montgomery, Carol# Landlt, John Sheppard owl Chic Chandler. Alto “THE MEXICAN S H T T lB rS BABY" with Lop# Vale*,, Laon .Errdl, Baddy Roftra and Zaaa Pitts. W edneiday..Thiirtd«^“ 8MIUN’ THROUGH" With Jean, netu MacDonald.' Brian. Ahtrne, Ctat Raymond. Ian Hunter and Francea J Robinson. Alto Novelty and Unlveraal Newt. Friday, Saturday—“ MOB' TOWN" with Disk Koran, the Dead End Kfdt and Littlo'.Tbttfh Guy*. Alto “ BAD MAN OK DEADWDOD" ■with Roy.Rogers, George “ Gabby” Hayee and Carol Adamt. Alto Selected Bhort*. •• MARION MARTIN, Charlea "Buddy" Begett and Lope Valet ANNK.G WYNNE. Darryl Hickman and Dick Koran, in "Mol v o n . l , NBVER (1ST RICH Pierre .....— an teen here in an exalting tccne from “Mexican Spitfire'* Baby,” Town," epic of . the pavementi. starring the Dead End Kid* an, Robert. Curl It Freil Allaire pin........ to-ttarring Leon Errol. Thla picture will bo ahown ay part of .ho the Little Tough Coyt, will appear at the Ritx Theater next Prl Shelia Winthrop Rita Hay­ Chumley ..... worth '* danbla program at the Ritt next Tuesday.. # I-ady^ Eppini day and Saturday, Tom Barton Martin Cortland "WHIRL OF THE WORLD” It the exciting name of a breath Ices rhumba performed by Fred Astaire end Rita Hayworth in Col Jack Arnold umbit’s spectacular new tunefilm, - "You'll Never Get Rleh” show Irg- tomorrow, and Jlomkty at tho Kits Theater. Colo Porter writ*, CADET GIRI, Gene Baxter Carole Landis the txtravagania's six hit tenc*. Tex Mallory . George . Mont» • - r* 'G ■*t 1 f tf .t, *-* . * .* goinery Bob Mallory John Sheppard Runt -----William Tracy Mary Moore — Jania Carter Robert Lowery Walton ...... Baall Walker Bed ------ ---Jimmy ..... i Chariot Ttnnen Benny Burnt Chick Chandler John Hubbard Robert Bench- Hotel Clerk Sonya — J--------- Ota Maaaen Mr*. Cortland Frieda IneMwrt Kcwple Dlaln ....... Guinn W0» llama• •i •-< \< • -*.ii top Hcrgeant . Donald Macilrlde Jtwivcl Tongue .. Cliff Natarra Abut lou'rn . Marjorie Catemm Mr*. Ilarinn Ann 8hoentakor Colonel Shllk-r ... „_ -Boyd Davit ..... Frltx Feld Marion Martin Lloytl Corrigan — Lydia Bill- SMILIN' THROUGH Kathleen Moonyoan. flare ....... Jeanette RAD MAN OF DEADWOOD MacDonald Bill Brady ...... Roy Rogers Sir John Carteret .......... Brian Prof, niockitone .......... Gcorgu Ah crn e ‘Gabby’ Hayet Kenneth Wayne Linda ....... . . Carol Adamt Jeremy Wayne ....... Geno Ray­ Ctrvtr .............. Henry Brandon mond Judgt Gary ....... Herbert Raw. Rev. Owen llorllng . Ian llunUnion Bajly Blackttone .... Sally Payne tor . * 1 . : ' Ellen . . . Frb tsteav RoblnsOn RlfP«r ........ . Hal-Taliaferro Wllllo Patrick O’Moore Monte...... ..... :------- Jay Norriln Chariot ( B a t m a n ) E r i c l/>nt- S»th Beldcn ... . Horace Murphy dtle * Sheriff ......Menu Bluo Kathleen '(a» child) Half Harold* Jackie Jak# ' Marvel __ Vj,* Clem I llomer ...... ...... Jack Kirk m ----- David Clyde iker ..... France. Carson nit. ;.v. .....;r:|gth.’iu ckaby, ICAN( SPITFtBES ‘ BABY UXORGE MONTGOMERY and Carole, Landlt are shown bar# •gene from ’ Cadet GDI," a eolortel itory of lava and romance Watt Feint setting u Tbs Rim witV,bt ehiim ntgt Tutaday on iMblt program at the; Rita. ROY ROGERS .aa BIU Brtdy, j good bad man with l * east I Adam* at Linda, ‘ and Henry jniadon a* Carvar, In^Thyl , of Dcadwood," will be seen at \ r IUtx next Friday and 8a? y. Oaorge “ Gabby" Hayha lg III In the cast. GENE RAYMOND and Jeanette MacDonald are sU rsad in Utu first musical venlon of ’’Smilin' T h m jp h (7inPM»t»ff.AhktrWWWlvttiti truly great love stories. Brian Ahtrne, ^ U unt« ,an4 m n c c t Robinson head an ,|ntpo*ln|r‘ta * i/lA -'y tt p«eMre Ho b-J shown, i f a l t ^ edneiday (M lhtUredaF"ilt Jaw 'P U L Truman Bi All PopulurMBr Free Delivery LEttAl* NOTICE# utuci Cearl, tl tM U ) Clerk •» tty A M, Period ■ .s r s r t s .jT jr s i » A aetarr SAID MTATMl aa sash ar yvu as*1hereby. CUU •Jo»t because Chliltmad b over l« ntt*»**Onwby you •, shouldn't.. cV b yq#'J>ktur» and required l a a r e e . i t lm * t a d d .m a a a a whW k .. t o , IhOM' jrptf ■are particularly ideal to aeol m 1a . iti » t vv’, t i#vR 9H B BI v rV->*V(ftt*i|Am V l.J ■wV'■, BjLaTj i *p -j . i, \ I ynJfVi TL $ % �v BATgfrbAY, JAjfeAfe'Y lT, 1942 THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLOfUllA ipMtittis Fame l^nd* Kfenhel Club Tonight _ LONCWOOD, Jan. 17, • j ) — TV) aoaMU.’oM] I !««■ SM» aflsf afUr bis bia sixth ttral straight rip- company, will mi nppcarAnee an d x t i winner. » * t races art »i the pint-tiled lad are: Rumbling Nora, Cl Judge, Grand t'rs. . 1 Kinrty Matron and Dn* 9 Thursday nlfht’s but off wjlhoui . a hlUxT/ was un»po.table from i or air, to complete Wat o ' NF.t\ TOUu. jjii. 17. i4’>— Hoy |(.>l>m>on. Huitcm’. <kinnv nrCr.i du-ger with to* than tW.» yours of pi uft”. MUM*I ox* pfrrl. tier, Mopped tht- veteran Frilrio 7,1. it in ill round' tn Maili*on Smmre Garden last *dfcb< an,| *xith It won n shot -t th. welterweight rhnm|*>.<n-dii|*. After drooping the uJ|H||riir.| cxo-li.iinpion wilts a "iig ,.v,*,ban. I sinnsli Into In thr ninth T o d Pitcher Tobin Of Braves Gets “Hot” In Summer It•»• » \ Iff ttrlflij MltlArJ th|« nil till !••••It lirimf M ^|t4IIIv*. mmi |n !!»• «*lrt*ai» |'*u*t ■». n.ir ••I- C i ' u n t y m a in J o .1i . u i C i r c u i t l*|.in«lA. ID which \OU . rr rtnlrtwl III ipprAf |trr«ona tlx ..r by \t ■ Inriif)* to an*iv«i » lt*n f tuin* blaml mi..i in iii.. ..!>*• uf lit i> • I.K*.«;I:TT »*lrtlnt if r V. .\tAIt \ MAMpT I.roiKTT IW.-nlaM. h.-Mm ,i *»ult f»«r iln»i. • imi ..r t»»|ho llult. . i« in I .-l.ruir>. 191.* vvlilHi In K' I'iu im .n«i. IJi:, nl h»» jr lar * l»c«*ro# pr«. ruafrHo will bt •iil*-t«kJ ag.ilii i ) mii l» I* farther r••I ili.if |i| n i*i«|rr I**' p.illfI•l»» I «*.»..• ii it ci k f••* tour «•**»•<#« »Mlv • tt . . U in t|ir w.n».tfil tfrraM 4 ru** *p.|.**i i.nt. »l*.|*.if In Hrft|*Hi.l*- •’•■•1•*tj |I..||(|h, |iri..» In Krlitii.r.i . i..l 1 •(.* U lllIB U Ml) •of f »r*I || |. ||,,| | | m| ►fill IViIn SimI if»\ of l.imim ' I* I7 ill •inforil *tc••11 • tint- ft • •Ja ••I* III i:Nh*S 1’ r•nit 1 ii.irt « l. rk |l> VM Vk » U*» I*••piil v i Ipth I I Vf l Uobinsgn Wiils Shot At Welter Champion FATHER OF BASKETBALL Ry IIU.I. llR.V.NDT NEW YORK, Jan. 17— (Sp.cltl)—Comes summer, Jim Tob­ in rjctx hot. Fur six works in 1911, starting Juno 32, thr •talwart art of tho Ihrston Draws was the hottest thine With n pitching pinto nn his shoe in the whole National I/a* The onlflr run look t ||„ sun utihiruicd hy ilr'iwin,* thin iiiriulitntir nrro** j,. «>v.\ ITM. FYoni Juttr 22 to Ally, a, ititlusiTf, he pitchisl 70 innincs, and th* collective opposition totalled 10 earned runs, nn nvc- 1 I ™ , 7 Rlartir • imafl C. H*»u*l: o»- M.kSTt.n s s si ft N..1.. - I« |ir|»j>f hi.41, III 1I |**lI ilgiii ♦.» fln.tr |»ri*fr* I••ml. red >>n I hr KMi ilav a»f Jniilinrv \ |* J Iflr in iliitt rrrf;»iu isun p* ml . •«r i« »h*- rirniii (>•• • in .»•••» | f®r •‘•piIrmU i*nunt> f !>•11ai • ini bno. if), tvbrfrln |*fl» • r«Tn«M ciikiht a^ o c i \tio \ h •orporAtUtn. . i« I'lAlutiff m**l AIM K Moonf. Join*-.I l>t Ini Ml*haMil, I.V IIOOIU:, at ,|. ra * t)#f *I -l4lil>. Ihr Ulttlf I••■»«• tl • l^r. i it Miwtrr. vtrfll within tin* lrK 1 h**ur« nf a«l« uft Molnluy |t«* , Ihii 'U» ••( FrbftiiiiT. f* im : 9ff>• f.«r pair iliil rrll to ll** i Kiphr*.| tin] heal hhl'lrt fm •-t »• i ill** front linor of thr •,..nrl , lOo-r of Mciilltiolr rntlhll fl"|l ' a, mi Manf.jrri. flprhla. |h< f*ill*vv* ) In* .Ji-Ni-rll.r.l |»fii|irat) >*ltn 11 •• •aa.| kites in Hi vnlitol* foil lilt flornit 1 io -‘t II • rt itMivti. pim ri iita . I Nf11Is CtMtlrr I lift IIr \V4«|irr I I lli.tlla r*pp#f Alu) t Idle fajM I Hapara lor |t>>tflrp, t'irtv, Milk *T la* A anull llrin* I m o Mrri'Ufy fU.Un .Mnlur n * i :*»iu I f».t9 |>twlirr I>r||\riv t'l 111 M Mi lor So III II&6n tu; it. r.*riTr?1 Ti 11*| |. Nr.I I of HW I I. H«. 7. Tup, 71 Mojitli. fadnHr 11 MAUI MANKY I 1 *.*.I r 1 I*I t'l U**nillplh« .11 d.la* Ir n.Inn* ftiofr or Ir»4.) (iiitint o r 1*1 1 1 1 1 « %i'H»\ Ti4.f |l Hl-I i»C of T«v M \ III MA NKY l , i ; i , i ; M 1 M l i of NWI.I, ft. fu r |*|||w) 11, IOitklliuh.ini »*.i»ii»l» \n isn% i Tobin* It missed. Jim wa. nut of thr xotnr. ftut thr Itmvrs w.m out, 1-1, In Ihr (iftovnth. Tobin certainly wasn't knock­ ed out of tho box. It nlHiuldn'' criti count us a Ukc-oul. IIu * H ■ redhot pitcher soon as luntmcr came and stayed tlu.'. way right into Full. Dr. J a m rt Naitmiin. who Invented l h « Qjnm in IMI . Ift b « l n * M n O f f d l h i « yr.tr hy 4 laoldcn Jubtleo c.intp4 iyn wh ich will t o o Ihoutbhdi o f bai kc tl* 4 lf learnt r i i y n j Golden Ball Garnet foi |h« p u r p o t t o f 9f«€t Ing a Temple o f r .t riball at Springfield. M a t t — tile o f lha first game T he Tem ple o f Uavkctt j H wil l house a Mall o f f a m e and an hiatarlc* m u s e um . In its ar chives vrtil be pre se rve d the reco rds I n d d l t i i f Ibi su o rL Miami Horse Rncing Situation Is Go o d FAUiMUKS’ M AltKtil MiAMt, Jan. 10 -< S p cci«| )'Attcn.lancr fltcurr* for Ihr SI day winter metinu nl Trpi. ,1 t’ark Iniuuhl forth thr fuel that raclnic xtill ia in u healthy rondltlon tn the Miami nrrn, de* spite the fart that the war h i, cut heavily into thu tmiri.t po* MUtkm of th:* rr.ort* tturlng the session whirl, lerminnlrd on Tuesday, there was n total at* leddaore of 110,477. uii average GOING PLACES ^ l l j ’llMa dejmrtmi nt tlw Gshtey ehfSnliatlon showr.l a heavy.' Inerstse tn dollars, with n nesl toUl of |IW^<V..I7 tn the a*MCklUaB. I.s*t winter the niret w u ohO of 10 days. Takln/ Ik*t' ami the first five days of tM Spring period, a combination which should have a big cxlgv or it ,tW recent SI days. figutvP •how fhal the Utter lopped that rronpiog by a shade le v than THRILL Grig. flea. IrwU |1. Httshry It b c ila a lu g T I . UriJBQX. i r • Hpoclol UssMr llave Yonr Clocks And * Watches Repaired Bjr. On* Who Really Knows llotr BRIGGS 1U8 MAGNOLIA .in .I n ilr r t il on J .m iM it a I9 t? I ll a m l b r till* f l r n i u t ’.n n I in u ln l fo r S c m ln n lf < *oiin tv ............................ I li t ' t r i r f , III ti Ct 11 H n I .111*1 U l t r a li i its l o l l l i V tv ha r a i n l | i i \ l l . I »\\ N » i •»\n rntti'i•tvs ri**N * •of I*.»luIIon M|o|. I flat l.tw ill Ilia l*l.llr«| Hl«»^^ of Am. ll. .1 I- pi,i'It n i l an<l M \ l; v M i l l I l. •- .li fr it.|anl, I RJ N'rlann li aS|»^«-I.il l|4«l^r i*f •4til 1‘toiil lit •Mil «|«*i*r*r uppollil* .1 *1. •»» Anderson* Griffith lo r * 4 li* f o r i*4 ,i n i| « a ll .•• |n|l» li . n iilr r v f.a*f t«i •• H i* f i ■■ i .(•••• ■•I ill* I'liu r t ||o n -* * "* S m if - n l 4 in I i|i| I w l*(M |rt|t I ' l i . • li|. I l.t f W f t ii ( h r l r g . i l l o .i i i • u f ■xi* tin \ |..in |,if ll* r .r n l il.iv i.f f r l i i n . t r > I'M * Ilia* •■ lot* I'* lo g I IL«lli | *.»» Kuneral Director tu rn e r Flrol & Krwwch I'h o n e 188 r llilw I'.I*|»I Ihr I l|i>*tlng pi*.|»diit •Itiilal* In ><. ml •i I#* I’unnlv fli rl.l.t » ii ll*clnnlng a t llir H U . o i u u i . t il ir a l COME IN A N II UK T 7 I l l 'l l 104*4 C A L E N D A R Sealed bid s will 1h* received by the City Commission of the City o f Sanford, Florida, in the Office of the City Clerk at the City Hall until 5:00 o’clock P. M. January 2(5. 1012, for the cash purchase of all or any part of the following addi* tional property acquired hy the City through foreelosute o f taxes and I o f special assessment liens. D.l I lllk I. Ti luit J lllk ii 11 U -'J dwelling:, nt IUH French Ave .' -lory dwelling at 110 Myrtle Ave. TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FKATUKK 'll RACE — Kuturlly WHITE CHARLIE ItEAl. FI HE CHATTER GIRI. MORNING JUDGE LADDIES COMRADE DISMAL SDN WHITTIE JUNES LUCKY JOKER Oa k l a n d , ~c w , Jan. n t*>—Llko • iMndirau borru stuck in wlp, a bunch of selling plat- lu ll French Av*. v lllk IS Tr M—Dwelling 'it D 'li French Ax*. D,l | lllk II Tr 'J. Marlin'. Add— Dwelling at UM.Franaii. til ft of IAit :t lllk F. Nettie's Add. -Dwelling at 31'J t hnpiiiiii) Ave. r si mid 33, I'lno Heights—Garage Apt. at 'Jttt Park Av*. "tl*»|*e" oil (!»•• i|of* 41 tin* S4iifortl Or Uiiifu Krmirl Club Uo Itoulc 17 (Hanford llig ltn a x ) at L uiikwiun) nboilt 10 Mllm KtniUi nf Sanfurd. TURN A t REI) ARROW S5v i”j r u . Nf i ' r , C ‘Ti Hlllk tJ Tr a - llwtdllng nl lu.t I.RK YIIOUND GUS NO MINORS ALLOWED POST TIME 8:15 P. M. iVelmit Leaves Pack Irt Open Golf Meet |uit lo t. I und S, lloy.l's Subd.—tiwelllng at SOO'J French Av*. of Picking Winners rjfD!. Thu highest play was I lb* second Saturday ulnn ll2fiV« went throush tli,> mu* upas ***' ' n tu s. Ill ft. of twit 'J lllk U Tr l—'J »toiy dwelling at 70b Dak Ave. Director of Atrrtire J’crvi.r. I'.ng, lien. D’c.ir It. livrshey speak' t« lure the Nationul'tYrk ('lull In Washington. Hu said the iiuti.m'. manpower for present military n, would probably rom« fA>m Wen in Qm> saeonfl round of the 73-holc 16,000 Oakland open golf lutrnamML . T ^ _h ?»k y . I r o ji aholinaster Ohio, clubbed au. >*par round from the n o t ) and at the 3dt posted • 130 fur i t* ttdvxntags over his fo il •r» i v»f lofi <*lb"ur«* hml «.ilc iMtHi** l e g a l n o t ic e s t fUVhofn a Dr. ,fc* T trarnlex I Ply root or Blork 14 or RdblnSan'* * Hurooy o( « m AMIIto* lo S«n-> MoriJ.t *> r*ccrg*u la .< Il«l DovW |. MX'* »t IN My of il>« I'ulWlg H««x>rJ, o{ ftaM* • n«i, Cointjr, I'MIAs, r4»>. Ik.nr* Vorlii lit f»et: ihoftco . Hn«l 4» JJ f»«ti th.nee -outh 111 r«»*. ihokro IVnl l t . i l 'J \ trr in : n r * % % t « u i; !■ l i r r a l . v iiv a n I h .if in |it n wiir) n»*r o f l i n t m l . I . t f i t i . i l .| r I g 1 GrtU Harper 2 stamr'a Hon S Mertowa J ChiaX's In u ll s The City Commission has a master’s deed to the foregoing properties, und they are offered for sale with all tuxes paid to January 1, 11M2. The City Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. II. N. SAYER, City Clerk. 's seven. By PAUL ROBINSON ETTA ISETT O H .rve w e e a c E O T W e c A C /S ffi reccifiLVis a a s i - you cant <3erB A C ^TO K Jnpyouri cvknr VufH. r g — 7;---------BrtAft J m / N81L c HAW TO Sfrwrvie WE tS N r r M moon obM A w n d / TVT2N & TH8 CAOfO. AND r ~ 3 i r s 3 methimc3 ^ m i c r k . NAjrrKJ HP2E 60MSS ACAIS'iji / Oil IIS i YOU f f caoano uRUtpn Of rag* Apt. IIX fir the Address / Lo n e OtYf MJACW^l By FRAN STRIKER ranger m p * A ^ jfii/9 * ,w k w MUCHAMARMTOHr n r n tM ito - ^ ottum V w bunch j y n m l w» ONI »UMP A A 0 4 NCI A6 AM9T ' ID m o o t / j \ 4UCH 00091 1ST M> «URu s i H WNOiKAKJ UN* W UYI*/ 90*1 i k r t CMSNCH f �Js.5®2S ISO. ' H >■ OCT^jcy ItfCT" wuk >n HmbUrt, Boiwri D**ttv KAKCH OF TIME ,p m M i" * HanUr MAN OF D«rryl Hickman "HS* ,*nU» A>Ulr« ■ . ■ ;¥ fia r ? - CnrUr U.cDoalki ! f ? . A m i Adam. maud ' r> a V , '- - •v . '* « £ " • wiiii* IUHI«* „ IM U oa. -: Churl** A * W| KatMi-n ft i r « y<J»rrt6Mttiy''iaa: ii*fiu n * C 4 * i OW,-. * wi*rt*l at -i____* _________ ? , -i 1 ■BbM , WF?-: it: mm It*r*I ----------- ' hr m l far* .tor lac. Jr * ’ T"---- » K . ■mj+mm'j reprtwn1 .Vi 4r*r id-flnnad fMI 'L r a iT S -" it V W iV v IM .V •TfWWft E VUIHUI *r 1 JMlhdiUr •*>« J f; . rH U M i 1 ^ r — �I THfc 8ANF0RP HERAi&, KVNKJRb. rloffin.A tisFanie Club Tonight lin e ; V ua .a r a t .r r e b r m t v t i e j th a t t-ull baa b « « • b rv u e b t i r t l n , ' . r » » In I M t r e e s it C o u r t , H r » in u l* C o u n t y . M a l a J o d U i . l C ir c u it . F la r k la . la w h i r l t a il o r* o n l.t f t l l a s * p e * r a a rw o n a liy o r b y ATt u r n e r lo a n a n t r a l o l l « ( C o in p la in t f ile d In th e c u e o f l t U U \ f . F . c l j K T T . I-In I n 1 1r r ta M A It Y M A X V T f .r n M W r r . f v f r d j a n r . b e . In a 4 e u ll t e r d lv o r ,.- . on <iv b e ­ fo re |h e Itulaa . a y In F . b r e a m I t t S . w h i r l . la F e b r u a r y n f , | f | * , O lk r r a rla a a P e e r s * p ro C v a fe a a a w i l l b e e n te r e d a g a l n t i >ou I I l a ’ f a r t h e r n r .l.r .- d th at lb>a o rd e r b a 0<ibUeh«~| oo,*o a w r r a f o r f a u r r o o a e y u ilV e w<-«k- In lh a .O in f.ifd If e r e M . a n e » » p \ |.* r i»it>II*|H 1 | In h r m lu o le r o i i t i i , . F lo r id a , p rio r l o F e b r u a r y : M.t . | » | ; U ltnaaC m y « r fle u | hand and real (lain 2 nd lia r o f Jan u a ry. I FIX: a i S a n fo rd . S em in ole is -a a ty . F lo r - Robinson Wins Shot At Welter Champion FATHER OF BASKETBALL N;e ^ ' f o n a . KBjr Bobm-oo, iwtro idugxtr years of jaii. it . - t4>— Harlem’* skinny with leas than professional ti> gMadl-on s r a .r t* Square K l* m Cardan an,) * ik h |t turn „ Irut shut ill tar Wcltrrweight champion-ldp. after dropping the ttpetienrvd •X-ehampinn with 4 rong orcrhpikl smash blta In the ninth #a*i°n. Kay . mine hark, to floor the nUtbal^er with a fkterl ttpinslmt early In tehth. r Id*. ... f * Tin- cnglo ran look tt the a*n uohdrmM by drawing n Ukht membrane aeroaa Ite err*. • m u # : e * •i»Tfcfi,« »ALh lost, fo js fiy R s . $ phaa Hfht back at them flt* m m laUr and slappi-J a ttHl-ttta M shutout on the RotoHU for rrreDxe. r, 'BUnhwr July Tob* finUhail • B .'M etto or the IB iwmaa ha etartod Urn root of the year, •M that an* was a honey, lie feft;tht fix * .Sept, to after he jjflcmai |i jrailn^t of a thriller (ylia UhT NOT* tie, 1- lo x, cornea_ m a aeorlny chance in wo thirteenth. Manaxer Coney ■ m i l Mm a pinenhltter - for TbMi. It m IommI. Jim m out of the xOtne. But the Bravra won IOC.li*Ii la the fifteenth. ^enoiM i e*ma and, ateftd a M»t I lf . IX in Ib h l r e t la ln ratter p -n d . In ib e clean!I. V usrt. In an<l f c iT in e f c f t B P i r A B n o d .v T to N . ro r a e r a lln n , - la p la in tiff. ami P I K. MOO f i t Join ed by her kakand. f . V . U O Q ft K . el *L era • fftid a n ta , Ike u n d t n la n , d. aH r la l M a a ltr, w ill W ithin (b e Wnl haura o f a a li an M onday. I tie tat day Of F e b ru a ry . A P 1* 11. [te r fu r * a le aaa well In ll>r Dr. Jama* Naiamlth, wfia'louantad Iba |ime In INI, la Mini •red (his year by a Golden Jubilee c*mpal»n which will bM tho* af betketball leame pleylnp Golden Ball Games far Ihe purpose of Ing • Temple of OjiRetbatl at Sprlnglteld, Maes.—elte at the flrat The Temple af Basketball'will Mutt d Hill af Fame dud an Mtl muaeum. In lit archive* will be preterved tba record! dnd altd aoort. PAltMhJKS’ MARKE1 atxVuHii *t v f »: FAiteipctla* ntiiKtrr dW I'litMIKOI e Flit IT A ll vrnprrtiM.il h i t f u h t . I l f n a l r . i a t . i s w i .e.M. Jaw it. lata Fhaaea 4J I.U, ill Ft.mini t n itin te rs Uft, Jon. 10—(Special)— dance figures for tho It winter mealing 'a t Trplcsl hrough t forth the feel ruelng *1111 U in a healthy Ion tn thd Miami ana, do­ th* fact that tho war hs< earily Into the tourtat io tlMfi of th’a resort. Owing agotion which Urminated on •day, there was a total ato f 140,477. an arrrsi IIC ID IIT N il. li h i the t r o n i d oor » f t b r C n n r l M ouar m a t m la a ia C n a n iy . F l « r l l a , in n e a fu n a . F ie r M * . th e fid io w [ M d r a r r lb r d p ro p e rty a llu a le an d M in e In K e m ln o lo C o u n lr . F lo r id a , li- w ll, . , 1 F F J ia n x A l. p f t o F r .lit r i ' I M ilk C o o le r . • > II lln lt lo w e a k e r , I n o t ile C a p M i . t n d I C a te C ap e i i H e p a ra lo r B u l l lea, C a n a . M tlli C r a te * . A '• am all Ite m * . I l i l * S U f r U r y fM dan. M o la r S « In ils ,. I I m i t lo d a b ,. D e liv e r ) T ru rU . f , M o lo r H n . I t l llt C e H i : t l . r m .f t f M ) 7 T r i r i J j H lll- 4 df « W , M , F t ... •» i. tw o ill Fo jU li. tu n a , si • I.D a e C IC n n lS U d n a »♦ » rre e . m o re or- le a n .) , , T r e e ! j i t § » . » o f , k t m . t Of . N i:t- < o f N W I . l . Hhc. t t . T w f WIIUom NcCareey Dodley WilUam McCarrty (Bill) Dudley, ef the University of Virainla, holds the Robert W. Maxwell Memorial Koothail Club award a* Amerlva’a outtlandinf football player of I'Jtl. The award was presenlrd him al the club’s dinner in Philadelphia opening e.aaaoctallim netting highest phty was usd Saturday when it through the, mu AafiT Friday In • of the 72-hold open golf toern- ' K now * J | * ir:V ' J to-rutr Clam N olle# lm M r t b v a lv * n that In ptifatninr«» Of Hull r ^ r l i l n fin a l d a ­ r t r e o f fo fr r lo a u r a «i»«l ■ m ad* and a n la r r d on J a n u a ry 9. 1942. In an£ b r lh a C ircuit C ourt In atul fo r HamlAnla C ou n ty, K lorM *. In t hu n ca rr, In a ce rta in ra u «« Ih cra In iM'itdln* w haraln llO M K O W N KH K leOAN f o i l 1*011 AT IMS. a co r p o r a t io n u n d e r llir lu * * o f tho C n llad fllftta* o f A m erica. la p lain t if f , an d m a u v h a m m e l u d ofe n d a n l, I. B.J N ala on. Jr., an Hparlal U a a la r o f aald Cauri b) •aid d^araa a p p o in te d * h ili n ffa r fo r Mila f o r rash m i l sail at |»ubMr o u t r r v b o fo fa lha fr«*at o f lha C ou rt lio n * * In H a n fo rd S vnrtn glf C ou n ty, F lo rid a . br tw een lh a Irani hou r* o f »al«* on M onday, lh a 2 nd d a y o f Fahruar)*. |4 I*. Ilia a;.m # tw in * a IbuU May ••f thin C ou rt lha ?o| l«w lp | d m r r lh d l p r o p e r ty a ltu ta la la # rm lnfllr C o u n ty . F lo rid a . t « - 7* lt; llilln o ln p a t th a d tv c o fu a r 108 MAGNOLIA AndtrsonGriffith Ktitle nil t t f l f l u .► a Corner Flrat A t t o m h ' 4 COME J U tH 1 ANU uvr '• CALENUAM Ih e Ir r m a n f r a id i lr e r r e . W I I F U l l l l U T M E M IK It Hpee laI f l e e te r n e o . A - Hp**r. Jr. .Ullttheti •ollcltnr Fur I’lalnilll c a t / lf T T . d ik J t D i l i v f . c i M C t 'IT . v r i t i i n r F L o n in A . i i i . t S u n r n iv on ti: G t’ D T T*. M X rtT Id S U G R T T i M .t X K T Irm lAoC : I 'l a l n l 'f f . I.K t I O B T T . lm oitDRit o r pi'ni.H ATiov T «: tlAICY M AXKT I.KtJOKTT, D tllw jru , H u ck ln a k e io C u u n l), V lr THE THRILL : Scaled bids will be received by the City Commission of the City of Sdpfor^y Florida, in the Office of the City Clerk at tho City Ilall until 5:00 o'clock P, af. January 2G, 1942, for the cash purchase of all or uny part of the follovdng'addi*. tional property acquired by the City: through foreclosuie of taxes and.'l'ov special assessment liens. . (ait .1 lllk b Tr il— ^ alory dwelling at 410 Mytllc Av«. ,1 Lot i 191W 0 Tr J - 5 dwelling* nt 40H Kroneh Avt. * R. 40 ft. of Lot U Ulk II Tr 4—2 atory dwelling al 706 Obk , # AteIxil * nik 12 Tr M—Dwilltng at lu ll French A»a. , ' Lnt U lllk 12 Tr » — Derailing al 1017 Krcneh Atd--- ,|a‘ considerably © y b "sn fmtetor of .Vlrcllve Rervlcu. Ilrir. less. t erv. the O ^ V n o K tA U y II piaiili lienee II l:ael ICnnla ltillte & w ere, m ore or l » .e i Halit eele It* be ni.i.- lo natliljr W^0f>.17 to lh« asJiat winter tho meat t H daye. Taking it first m o days of partod, A combination L h* ^ . • mfou, Vrh tested - the no In tho Miami area, it la rata receipts a small measure, to depreciation In the The beat day’s atf be ’■ Coral Gables dn the .morning < when lojuoi en ■otrnd*. Tope In gate Watch.x Hm.tnhl By ywtlCK o r MA»Tr.n a a ii.li i.EuAb Notices baUle^Jply t t which Jim f i.P . I I K I I M n i N C r a u ll t 'y u r l C le m B r A .M , W F.FKS Hay* Y onr C locks A n d of Picking Winners Washington. ||« said Ihe nation’s manpower foi would probal the 21 to 37 i dared ha ha local dr.ifl boa nlj nntto ibtdy elan, ify men bee* emergency. TtfltNtt* bslaii. lm 11nr t«- I,. I*-TOlUTmtt sif-M IV LVhii". )!.»• I« . WATIdir « Fj;:m lw> Itim Ibr OLD NKORO REHIDdiiT DIES h i t o r efjtrt* s-eevrsefd*ra Hlayman Tho funrrnl for Kllxahclh Mi-. API'f-F.X lllurk TVrl'Itu Uvti St.ti I Hilly tl.ti Carlhy, old colored resident ..f tMlIvlua IWJ I: *s -‘.anford who pied here recently, BANANAM r.o tJ. Itun 11.11 4a IIM will bn hold t ..borrow aelcntnon FtlllN Mwlltf Wbits CWT Hags. 11.11 la SJ,»fc 4:00 New tt 4K XJ o’clock nt the t.\ - li.MION H ^.Tdlow Ae U> Barb 11.50 Mount Cel/ary Dppllet Church. The aW negtoav first came to porrATo'iat i t r r ita«* jite*. (e - tt 75 ItRBU Mrtlf lint tills* CWT IMO—«XS« SWT11POTATO EX :iu ntkt It 50 I* {(> I'OTATOBX ' IdaSo Baker M J4t closest rival*. m bs » t« ~ OWT Data IT.04— Nclaou lacked a « oiK-nlne round 67 to ni)TAi?At)Aa to tl. dark II I) fm .i1 . n.l.l Ik.) *lf so - A apTrn^a ' ^ V } u » f-YOU CART t4 *Jr« TONIGHTS ALL-STAK FEATURE Tl RACE — Futurity WIDTH CHARLIE HEAL KIRK ClfATTHlt GIRL MOKNINfl JUDGE LADDIES COMRADE DISMAL HUN WIIITTIK JONES LUCKY JOKER GREYHOUND CU3 is on lha air eirr WDBO tonight al Iail* I and 2. Iloyd’a SuW.—Dwelling bt 2001 frtTKh AFtf,” Lot I Ulk M Tr 0. Marlin'- A.M-— Dwclliii* ♦» OU-Xreiiah., aUc. • • , 8. of IAlt II Ulk C'hnpinan Are. 4 U ft. K. Nravo’a A d J — D w fU ltJ g, at 3jl ‘ Lota 21 mid 22. I’ inu Hidglila—tiarag* Apt. Ot' 2444 P»lk 6 .IS will e*7 Ihe _______ NO. MINORS AI.I.OWEU fOST TIME Bits I*. M. 0 * Hout. 17 (HaR^orS lliglmny) ul ldJURMOOd • nbtWt 10 Mll«i Bout h uf Sanford. Tl/ftN A t RED ARROW - OOfilAHTXi* v;..j© / • uV.. ' , avT- -f The City Commission has a master's deed to the foregoing properties, ani they are offered for sale with-oil taxes paid to January 1, 1942. Tho City Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. 11. N. SAYER, City Clerk. f^inNO vbufcove W B S3S3M G �THE BANFORT) tlERALD. BANFDWV FLOftlDA Holidays Enjoyed . By SJLS. Students Editorial Staff ....................... U lt K s lb r y s W r U m S H r mm4 J»*la .... - ............. P rse le r 111# I I a I I , H a m r H l * K # r « lin n q —rtirw - urn,, risk, U bnrj flu anna Books On Library “Hit Parade" Are Nametl By Bulletin O illw d li W lM ta * —... •— MinatHi* l .m i ------ P a « r M e H * is * If •rveaa N I 4 4 I# i « b M af JmpI# Jan es «■ * Kathryn W tfv t M I, an Isa Nnvtfvraa K a rrllahan and OHea F a rr e l l ...... F I a r t a f t Walla .......... m I»r p t t l a r Mias Math A . II BffcMl .Vewt U e«k»l*k*e weeklg kr ik» irelM k mek Spain — Turkey — Switzerland Three important nations— Spa/n, Turkey, and Switzerland—have not been brought into thla second world war. 1- ■ . -Significant reasons stand os causes of why these nitloim 5 (./-have not been drawn In the conflict. £ One tends to spread his imagination In relation to [ ^ Spain’s position in world affairs. He thinks Immediately R that the Spanish nation has had no "justification” for not fit ’ Openly aiding Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy—who aided ^Dictator Francisco Franco In making hia revolution a suc■h m m . However, Spain, under its Falanglat (Fascist) lead' Mr, Franco, has had every cause to remain a neutral land, • first, after many years of destructive war, the people of r„ Spain aro- weary and HUNGRY. They are literally starv■ big owing to the circumstances caused by WAR. These 'people, influenced by their hunger, would be a problem for any nation that might want to use Spain as a base of 'attack. Germany, long eager for a jumping-off spot of jfiattack against British Gibraltar, has been cautioned by . Dictator Franco, fully aware of the danger that might „8tlae out of Spain’s active belligerency. On d h o other Vhond, if the Spanish stay neutral, Britain and the United i ‘States will supply as much food as they possibly can for (the unfortunate people in the Spanish part of the Iberian ^peninsula. This is the MAIN reason behind Spain’s poti‘ Mon. The Spanish foreign minister, very pro-Nazi Ramon fierrano Suner, has been silenced many times when the ^problem of feeding the populace and an active native army , plus an occupation army comes up. Turkey, led by President Ismct Inonu, has long been '."ft- nation that has hail to appease all sides. She has been i saved many times by the detraction of her enemy to oth­ er battlefields. The Turkish nation haa been pressed by ^‘the British, the Germans, and tha Russian*. Sha was ser­ iously menaced by the Soviets a number of. y w n j t g o un.:4U Russia went to war against Finland;, she became ennkURared w h e n Germany aiuji Russia .elgRed a mutual lAjpOement pact—she was saved by >.ha recent friction be* Vfwean the Nazis and Soviets. 1 ; .1 by your Inquiring reporter* the ■tudenta o f 8. H. 8. really enJoyed th* Christen** holiday* I Louis* Nordtryi enjoyed a •hopping tour In New Orleans while visiting relative* there. Marguerite and Jute epent Christmas In Dunnellon with Jute's grandparents. Orlen Farrell w a s "In his seventh heaven" while he played with George Wetter** orchestra at the Rainbow Room In the Or­ ange Cite Hotel. Jan* Benson and Peggy May­ er awaited the arrival of dear ol# . BL Nick on the tunny shore* o f Miami Beach. Miriam 8 p*lr said her great•«t thrill was getting th* Christmae tree and decoratlnr It. Th# appeermne# of th* tree proved her efforts very effective. While rialtlng relatives In Georgia, Mack Cleveland and BUI Branan went "Joekln*" with the "Georgia peach**.” Jack Herring, Billy Hollyhead » n d Sherwood Jacobson ipent New Year's digging their car out of tha mud at th* airport where they were stock. First It was a brunette, and •hen a red head, hut now Philip Kronen tells ua It’s the cutest little bland* be met while visit­ ing In Barasote. Martha *' Wleht ami Psltv Hodge Joined the other ambitious •Indent* of 8 . H. 8 . who wor|ed during th* holidays be work Inr at tho Hollywood 8hnn. Nnrm* Wolfer »n*«t all th# hnllda"* with her slater In Day•on* Beach. Miller William* vetted v*|*. ••"** In Alabama w^n# LMHan W*l*h visited |n North Carnlln*. Soma worke-t, tom* plaved. hut everyone had * wrnderful '•m# and are now wlllln<* to set­ tle down to good hard study>g. Ho-hum— -______ U considered pro-British. President Inonu in definiteBritish champion, but Foreign Minister Sukru 8aralu la slightly inclined to be Nazi-minded. Only time gnawer the queetlon—"Can Turkey remain out o f ‘the 1 S. llgton, and education. Dr. J 3 . Root, th* first of two •petkers, contrasted the educa* tionsl eystem of America with Infantile Paralytte was the next that of Europe. speaker. He issued this challenge When' Oils country waa first to the student* oi BAB. Te founded th* subject studied waa th* main purpose of the school Ithem will be presented the Life system. Later end until th* pre­ Ilk* picture o f President Roose­ sent day th* Idea waa to stress velt, which he had on display, If the Individual students. In its they contribute, more funds per Infant days th* educational sys­ capita toward paralysis Relief tem In America was to try to than any other school in the coun­ teach a student Latin or Greek, ty. Any school weald b* proud some form or ‘ mat*lunatics, rho- and honored te b«V* Its halls decorated by th* wonderful cari­ tori* and history no matter what cature. hla mental qualification or abili­ pitriotism waa Introduced In­ ties were. Now daya the individual traits of each student are con­ to th* program with Mack Cleve­ land and U>* Ensemble, accomsidered and developed. falned i y Miss Dorothy Sanford, In Europe th* teacher has been --------u d e n tb o # In the and la now th* main purpose of Rational Defense song th* school system. Th* student PstriotTe Any Benda Today". By singing so la taught to think toat the Im­ “testily each student gave hb oral portant thoughts which h* will you that ho would be In when take away from school will be Hhe tell man In the high hat those of his teacher and fac­ with th# whbkara on hb shla" ulty. C«me» •round (he would be Most famous school and UoL ready). Junior High News By 0 ROUGE 8PKNCER Tuesday afternoon at 2:16 P.M. Mlaa Chtpmin presented an -mateur hour competed for by all tho classes. To begin th* pro­ gram tha assembly sang th* School Song .a fter which they stood at attention while Mlaa Whlddot; played th* Star Span(led Banner and then th* pledge to the flat waa given. Ruby Col­ lins of Mlaa Chapman's room read th* scripture, -ifter which the Lord’s Prayer was given. Th* winners of the amateur hour were first urlta 76c to Bill Ludwig, Larry I^selng. Dewlght H. S. Ramblingft Swamon. and ARert Hall foe (ft skit entitled, "The Life Of Oeorf* Washington" Second prix* -64* By HU-DUN-IT went to Margaret Dlngfeide* .who have no' Idea what IPa Impersonated WUuton - ChunhiU, be larking )n the hall* KaUu'rin# Hrpburn.ieind ,* .politic­ terp-tcro Wealher doing ian, and the third prise went to rrtdest to get dlft 1 to °8 *“• '*}** * aa tha flckleneaa of fair1maiden. NANCY DfCTHTON, whan asked who’s . fooball letter she possesses, blashea as red u* her tab. hut BUTTF-RBALL HERR1N0 looks on with a’ knowing ■mllal Ah-ha I Nothing suit* us more than te sink our teeth Into ’. a new twosome, and EDOAR BIGOERA ELSIE Me WJl OUTER war* happy to oblige. Th# happiest little hep-eats wrehrs ssen living arb-tnd are BUDDY PROCTOR and POU18 DNTZMINOER. Speskln^ o , | liu rt«n , WOT RALPH rss°r^ RAY. ConfoOytn’ ala't ■topping to think out tin situation of Spain, TurBashful “ FLASK" PARK isn't Itzerland, we readily see why-these nations have aa bashful anyone. In -fast, he ftunate enough to remain aloof from actual bal* ly IV MARJORIK JON88 student* of BseHneiw amuse a* the occasion arises. On* of the most used and E*0*1 J***1' of *11 la a library. -/T h e r e one can find peace' add solitude In which te •"Joy the works of hla favorite author. ' From reports token from th* public libraries of 27 cities throuehoct the country, tha Wil­ ton Library Bulletin presents th* "Hit Parade" of Library Book* for th* month of Janu­ ary. Th# result* are aa follows: FICTION 1. Th* Keys of th# Kingdom — A. J. Kronln. I. The Sun la My Undoing—Marguerite Steen. 2. For Whom the Bell Tolls— Ernest Hemingway. 4. Saratoga Trunk—Edna IFetber. >. Mar­ riage la A ‘ Private Affair— Ju­ dith Kelly. 6. How Green Wat My Valley — Richard Llewellyn. T. Above Suspicion—Helen MaeInnes. I, King's Row — Henry Bens maim. #. Random H arvestJams# Hilton. 10. Botany Bay— C. B. Nordhoff and J. N. HalL NON-FICTION I. Berlin Diary - William L. Shlrer. 2. Inald* Latin Ameri­ ca— John Gunther, S. Two Way Pastagg—Louis Adamic. 4. Rev­ By JAcfc L. HBr Ai NG eille In Washington — Margaret .Here Wo go. This I* the first Leech. 6. Out Of Tb* Night— In a aerie* of weekly eperta ar­ Jan Valtln. «. Mein Kampf - Although Coach MeLueas haa ticle* which will b* In the form Adolph Hitler. 7. That Day Of ■porta potpourri. Webstar Alone—Plerr* Van Paaasen. 8. been oat of th* hospital since aayt potpourri la a mixture and Reading IV# Liked—Clifton Fad- last Sunday, he will not be able that’s Just what the object of Iman. 0. Oracles of Nostradam- to return to school this week. t*(* column la, to pro*ant the •port* fane with a mixture . of Ideas, facte and rumors about th* local 8. 11 . 8. athletes and athletics. The Greeks had a Vford for It, I believe It was "W ny." For the first Urn* In ovar four yeort ot looks aa |f 8. H. S. is golog.to have a winning athletic team E Sports Shots Thespians To Give One Act Drama On Wednesday The Thespian and Dramatic Club* are announcing the per­ formance of an Interesting mys­ tery drama to be given In the school auditorium Jin. 23. This on* act play, "Darkness At The Window1 ~ -V*’. written by Jay Q. Blgmund and Betty Smith, has been secured through special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Chicago. This drama la under the direction of Mlaa Catherine Takach. Th« cast la as follows: Jame* Raemer, an old retired eoro-belt firmer, Herman Mid­ dleton; Emm. Raemer. bis Twin •later, Helen Hntehlnton; Min­ nie Raemer, hia daughter, Louis* Nordgren; Dr. John Ritchie, . doctor. Bill Branan, Frank Carl“ f t • country lawyer. Wallace Allbritton; Lola Carlson, hli daughter. Martha Perkin*. Property . prompter, Martha {,*!*» AdvtrtJiin* mannjrer. Billy Hollyhead; Buslnesa man­ ager, Kirby Fit*. Semlnqle High School is *or. ry to lose Peggy Meyer, a Jun­ ior, who has gone to Miami. Compering with aisiotn ether Florida lovelies. M i s s Eula Packer of Ft. Lauderdale wee chosen “ Sweetheart of the Air Corps" at Miami Beach. . A special feature article on Florida waa published recently by the Christian Science Moni­ tor from material furnished by the Florida State Chamber of Comerc* booklet "Know Flori­ da," and should be effective In timnlntlng trawl to this state, THE OLD HOME TOWN fe& S E gS ajrlous .phaa N O M O tefi C O L O > F E B Y FOIRHIDO T H IS N N /m E H j. -fS K A N P M A W i T ! fir ■ /: \ J « SOUTH SIDE 6*tt for as *t ihe>ahnai haw. The ercheetra waa dtmted by Mr. Kipp, amt the group wha aang war* under the dirt*ton of Mia* Lenora Whlddop. After tho program, Mr. Kipp explained Um use of aaah b •trument payed by tb* orehea- heap,' U in. ">!:•'»? “•*, te n S & J X h - '5 T * - BlIiY DOBBINS Inw iiinfW- BuatJ* .quad nen, Warren rad nothlpg Ut year, haa 1 by aelf-ltnla own apare VJRBMCH STIL-SOM^THAfT BM*I handyman, akconm* a ia jn By 9 R.J.SCOTT .it ♦* rcCRAP S lV L H -fd o f BULL SH A K E . W A4 Students Given Firat Aid Course - B y EDWARD MARSHALL. Students Buy Defense SUlape ■and waiting when Willing companion* Ba — Chart** Ward. 10. Low Man On A ToUm Pair-Harry Allan Smith. Those from this Hat which may b* found In SeaUaol* High ftcbool'i Library art: "The Key* of th* Kingdom," “ Saratorn Trunk," which la a n«w«om*T la th* lltt of favorites, and "Ran­ dom HarrasV* aUadUy going up­ ward In th* Hat af hits. 8. H. 8. alao boaata of haring W. L. ShirSt's “ Berlin Diary* which atlll lead* the groop of current farorltea In non-fiction. . The** . are day*, when •atorlra that rlrify our American backnd and tradition ana eagerought. Thus It is that even liar them**, told In a fresh­ ly vivid way, are of special Im­ portance. “ Down Ryton Water,' by E. R. Gaggin, presents the Pilgrim fathers In their wand­ erings out of England Into the New World In a superb spirit of high adventure. T h I a back­ ground creates • frame for the fortunes of Young Matt Over and hi* gallant family, together with Its real figures—Brewster. Bradford. 8 tand!sh, an d other sturdv Pilgrims. Following Jame* Daugherty’s distinguished "Daniel Boons," which won for him the honor of the Newberry Medal award, la this vivid biography of an­ other great American, Benimln Franklin. In this book, “ Poor Richard," by James Daugherty. Ben Franklin becomes alive and real In the lively prose and characteristically beautiful Illus­ trations. The** popular book* are •ever In demand by the student* uf Seminole High School. . B RA N AR'! lUt* unanlclccted himself brealdent Swltkerland—tiny Switzerland,— U almost completely rounded by warring nations. She haa beeh such since tra. rwar itnrted in 1039. The Swiss have been aa neutral On Monday morning, Mr*. iny nation could possibly be. They have given Britain, Jtogvra told tha ehlldron of ’ tea bee, and Germany the same amount of consideration, aala af defenaa stamp*, which began In our school an Tuoaday ^-question has been asked why Germany haa not inwarning. Tbe sal** want “ovar 8d Switzerland aa they did so many other email eountho top". Mora than |60 was l The fact Is that (he people of the “oldest democFf In the world" supply the Nazie with many vita) mafeli through the Swioe railroad aystem. If GeraBny npted to seize 'Switzerland, the Swiss could destroy roods and block the tunnels leading through, the the German Reich. Thus the Nazis would not be secure certain war madariala. The Swiaa army la bangle pin. shewing that Ined to fight in the mountains. The Germans r*. contributed aoenatnltigl . . . . . . . . at fact. Switzerland, under President Ernest Wet- CAN. ha datea VIRGINIA KEL- Red Crow. “Three little mien we aB thonld Bins neutral in another war and probably will itay SAS6IETY BATURDAT, JANUARY 17, 1912 .J 1M* J �1HE CALL TO THE C 'C C b ® tS A CALL FOR DOLLARS* A N IN D E P E N D E N T xxxni volume SA N FO R D . FL O R ID A , M O N D A Y. Her Last Gift To Her Country Bomb Borneo g .y Philippines * + m r fw r D A IL Y Slacks Off i Hit At "OU"City Of Balik Papan And Island Of Sabanff North Of- Sumatra U. S. Marines, Cap-i tured By Japs, Are, 'Forced To Do Hard: tabor, Chinese Sayj _____________ * ChttKW^StatenkenSOn War Plan Wi l l JBe Delayed r * -r a y 19. Mrmber Associated I'rrm 101' i 22 Liws Are Believed I^ost At Least Four Boats Have Been Sunk By Enemy Submarine* , Majesty’s . i , < — 1 ,1 ,4 r .,.,1 , W A S H I N G T O N — A n . A xlm j •m b m a rin i' iiito rn iin g o ff l , N o r t h ( 'u m l i n n ro n itt y p y l c r ^ d a y t ( i r | H ‘iliM'il a n i l s a n k t h w | S t a m l a n l Oil t a n k e r , A l l a n ' J a c k s o n , b r in ir in g In lltivri* tu n k i-rx t h e oil o f t n u l e r - L sens lio ats o ff th e U n ited S l a t e s A t l a n t i c r o a s t since W erlnesdav. _ , , I K n h tn tnrusia nave Several aharp UI1U3I1 n lllL a ll .kirml.he. to reestablish OUr , ||Hisitlons were successful.r rrtP rA C I 9 n lllt* P In ■* tribute to the mettle of 1 UlLCO VaJJlUIC hi, nutnumbererl but valiant a A AAA n • |forces. Urn. MscArthur sent to I d (H ill K r i e n n p r s I th* w ,r Department a Mrs1 i j U w v I IlaUllCIB message praising the fighting - ------'qualities of the Philippine Army.' British Concede 15*mile Retreat In Johore Shite — --------- Japa Reported To Be Near Singapore On West Malay Coast N a z is a P • A m fu n Take C ity R u s s ia , But L au n ch N ew iirpcuini enemy brtn In i R eds ~ F ou r “ .: .s a n fe r d it e s B lo w s jA w a r d e d Ueaming hspplly, Winston slwvir, renter, arrives In Lonilon f r o m hi> trip t o America, lie wna greeted hy a wilitly enthus. lastlc crowd Churchill ami daughter. State Auditor Reports Seminole Is !n Sound Financial Condition R ib b o llS 18-mile retreat In Johore StataV ,-entral sector and further Jape neae 1 Infiltration . along the western toast, admitting the of Tensive now Is between * mlleg from Singapore. ______ „ __ __ ^___ their thrust' d<mrn the west coast Is within U relies of Singapore. Dome! broadcast a Tokyo report that the Japanese had captured Pontian Beaar, 2S miles north of Singapore. With seeming disregard of the cost, Japanese bombing squad­ rons roared back at Singapore '.SSStiSB r-SttV^S of Lake ladoga to pinch off the Schlusselburg cad ef the German line fronting l.elngrad. Soviet sources report The landing ..f aurvivurs of the t » r p d o e d Pnnanianlnn', freighter ul an i-n«t Canadian p"it inilirated ul leu-l n fourth ve«‘ el hud lu-eu .link in the up1parent widespread Asia ■ubma-,' Irine foray*. Thirteen aurvivora of the Al­ len Jarka.m'a err* of :l.’t wtra |landed hy n re-rue vessel. I The apparent In,a of of 87 i crewmen of the lorpedoed Panniunnian vessel waa diaclosrd, with the arrival of aurvivurs a^, in Canndiun port in n f'anadiun ) re»eur sldp. The seven arriving ut the port I said ut lenst | o f their snl|>v 1mates Imil died during three ■luys in u lifelauit mid IH more were missing in u second lioat. Frank Cowles To Be Stationed In New Fo midland LONDON, Jan. 15. (AP) Tha KuMan cummsnd ap- Bland, eklriwaaring Premier • U. Saw of Burma, the soMheast Asiatic British possession vital to Singapore's defsnae, has been arrested by the Britiih far comspiring with the Japanese. An announcement early today from No. 10 Downing 8 t, Prime Minister ChurthOI'i official resi­ dence, Indicated the arrest thwarted an attempted eeup by the dlsqru untied U. Saw to hand over the Japanese the storied "Kipling country'1 of 14,000,000 people, "From reporta., received about D. Saw’s moremanta after Ms good will mission to this coun­ try it. has coma to the know­ ledge o f Ms Majesty’ s govern• went that ho |p> bnen In con­ tact with Jepewsse authorities since the outWeok of the Jape- h , Dfltch reported Jap-1 anfacynlr rftiiLx on the Bor­ neo nil pprt of Balik, Papan and the [ Island of Sabantr, qff the Aorthern dip of Su­ matra, but only light dam­ age was acknowledged. In London, government critics demanded an imme­ diate parliamentary debate an broadcast, heard ■aid.tha Japanese al­ ls ruled at Ambolna, .And occupied the port and eapt. ted "after overcoming brief re- Standard Oil Tanker, Allan Jackson, Ih Victim As 1.1 Crew Members S a v e d England Gives Churchill Tremendous Welcome V M t» on Asiatic reverses. Prim* Minliter Winston Churchill, meantirai, waa reported intending to delay hie war strategy state­ ment poeeibly for a week. Japan'e atr forte /anned out to' attack air and naval bases ewer a span of 2200 miles In The Netherlands East Indies ar­ chipelago, possibly as a preluds to attempts at leisure of van­ tage points from which to flank the key island of Java. . The severest of the raids were aimed at Sumatra, the long Western wtag of Urn Dutch East ladies which extends along Mal­ acca straits, opposite Malaya and Singapore, and which might offer1 subsidiary bases from which to attack that British na- NI'MRER 117 .a , «M«eia,#e p ,,—> The Wsr Department tixfiy re­ ported ground operations by Jap­ anese troops against American and Filipino forces on the Brian peninsular in the Philippinei had become of a desultory nature. From Chungking, Chinese re­ ports -sol that United States Marines raptured by the ^penrse at IViping hid been put t® hard lalair in an interneaesit Java May Be Next To F£ce Assault ' JANUARY 'Axis Sub Torpedoes Another VT n 0 l „ s> ^ Bases, Ports »• N E W SP A P E R trniay and sponsored Jointly by the Garden Clubs of Crlando and Winter Park with the botani.al garden. Mm. C. K. Kirtley, Henry Wight, E. II. Bennet and Ik L. Dean weee among the winners. Mm. Kirtley'a flower waa awarded the flmt prlte blue ribbon aa the best of Its parti­ cular variety. This year blooms were classified areording to variety which enabled the judgea to more fairly^select win­ ners. Both Mr. Bennett ami Mm. Wight won n number of ribbons on several of the varieties which they entered. The camellls en­ tered by Mr. Dran won third place among the flowersIn lie variety. (! W. Spencer, -hooting the The I rstrm, introduced bv (•.; low amateur scon* of 72. paired I A. S|M*cr who was In charge ul with Buck Nilson of Ku*ti- to l n g A o s se ta f e e r r e s s t the program, a- America's fore win the amateur tournament of More than 14,000 Germans and tm»t magicians, entertained the the Central Florida Golf A-- j Italians crowded British prison Botilians ut the regular week­ eociutlon yesterday at the De 1 camps today ea the result uf ly luncheon today with •> Series I.and College Arm- Club with I the Imperial desert army’s mopof demenstrolions In psyrldm- a best ball score of fi.%, Allen up of the llalfnyu-Snlum telepathy and eihibltlons of rope professional at the San­ pockets near the Egyptian- IJb ami rard .tricks and other forms Stewart, ford Country Club, announced yen border. of Irgerilemain. These Axle losses, which take Consider ible rmuseim-nt was I today At ih r weekend ••ilogflgbt" no account of the number of provided for the ItoUrians when wounded, were Inflicted at a cost Mr. lestrr suddvnly seised u pair meet here, a tram of A L. I.v I of about 100 killed und 400 of shears and rut Into several, on-, Fred Bolly an»l John l.ial wounded, the British aald. pieces the necktie which adorned I wig -hot a he-t ball of a net On the Ruselin front, the Ger­ the ne«k of one KnMriin, Barit*I HI to rop flmt prise, while »■«•• pot in the Naval base area, mans announced the rcrapturr of Turner. Mr. Turner's face ir- ord place went In F. D. Seult. setting fires some of which ellll the port of Feodosiya on the sumnl its normal color, however, lolm Ivcv, Max Stewart and were Maxing when the communi­ southeast coast pf the Crimean when the necktie was finally re­ Itirhard Dees wilb a net fli'. que waa Issued. . turned to him fully restored to A team rnmposed of II. M. Wat The air blow wax the sharpest Ita original ronditlon. son. John F.irk. Phil Grn»huff development of the day as con­ Following a report by H. II. and liny Holler wound up in stantly reinforced, tank-led Ja­ Coleman, chairman of Ine ikince Ihinl plafp with n «7 score panese grappled with Britain’s Donets River front, and to the ■committee, Kotarians vole-1 to Seven teams were rntered. augmented defenders In the north, the R u s s ia n s said their Defense Officials |Join with the Kiwanis and Lions Among new memliem at the brewing battle for the southern forces are fighting a bitter battle clubs In a joint danco to be held local club are A. C. Miller of Get Alert Signal i 7.'Ur with the Germane in the flaming tip of the Malay peninsula. this month for the benefit Win-'jin-Selem. N. I’ .. II. O Additional manpower was call­ ■treats of Mothalak, 57 milts of the infintile paralysis fund. Smith of Altamonte Spring- ne.l ed to arms, meanwhile, In the west ef Moscow. local defense officials re­ W. K. Jmnlnie was wslcomed Joseph Stalin ha* agreed to ceived an alert signal from the into the club as a new member A. II Holmes of Laramie. Wyo. order to all European male Hreenl visitors at the cltli wen* let 25,008 Poles of military agv Third Interceptor Command be Andrew Carraway. Visitors Mr. and Mm. Bradley of Ac Included gUter. Moat Britons already are leave Bovlet Russia to Join Po- i Saturday night at 10:63 o'clock, lit today’s luncheon Until. (}a., who commented on serving in straits settlements Hah forces fighting under the but no later word waa reclvrd to Frank 8. Terrell o New Haven, the fine set-up and condition volunteer forces which have been British Middle East command. black out and the alt clear signal of the local course, Mr. Stew, on fall time duty since a week i It waa lee road authoritatively came In at 11:50 P. M., Roe urt stated. Iloa d er night. ' before hostilities In the Pacific | Williams, head of the Civil At the* DeLnnd tnurnev, Mr R ad army, charging Protection Division, stated this began but some bad been exempt ! The Spencer also paired with I’m Germany’s crumbling mominf. from compulsory military duty through until now to carry on Important winter defense Ifne, has cap­ Air raid wardens end other tured another 142 "Inhabited lo­ key men immediately assumed civilian work. « _______ calities’* fn two dayi ami now their stations In the county. la preparing a gigantic offensive Chief Williams said, ami added, Show la Cancelled. to liberate all of White Russia, “ We were all ready to go, but. which would mean driving the evldentally, It was Just a test Respecting Qermana back Into the Baltic s a l t * states and western Poland, tha Camp BUmling salvaged I,A. B. Peterson, coordinator BOLLYWOOD, Jan. 13-0P1-. Moscow radio said. of the local defense board coua- 257,200 tin cane over n no doy The Show didn’t go on for Soviet front dispatches relat­ period for the National Defense Jack Benny last night. Orlando Army Men ed an almost endless string of ell. commenting on the alert The timed Ian who receatly new victories, and optimism waa signal, deelared "Many citliens effort. who beard tbs signal rushed to with Carole I-nmbanl Increasing In .’ London. Die In Plane Cranh telephones to try to get further m ‘ YU Be or Not To Information. Thu U the wrong tOed Me radio program Local Weather ORLANDO, Jan. IU-4«P>— thing to do as It clogs lbs availmpeet to the actress, Two officers ami an enlisted able telephone Uses and makes ih f t ether persons In man were hilled Sunday when FLORIDA — Colder over the their Army medium it dttflen&fW affktaU to me* ef airliner near To bomber toet defense men who must bo north portion with showers ovsr crashed Into an isoUtrd sector * Nev, Friday night the south portion tonight. Informed to take their posts.' of lake Apopka, near here: The victims, attached to a bombardment squadron, were listed by the OrUndo Army Air Base as: Second Lieut. .William T. Gardner.. 14, Detroit. Second IJeut. Walter c . Islev, 2d, 81oux •ord Inj to Mrs. Warn!ruff, who Falls, 8. D, Pvt First Class added that the entries moat be John IL Parish, Charleston, 8. C. made between 10:00 A. M. ami The bomber crashed'Into the 11:00 A. M. an Jan. 31. The lake 300 feet from shore and will be left on dUplay sank to the bottom. A salvage ■ndey, Feb. I, nartv Irare led through an Iso­ remeats far the entries lated region to reach thr Martin boeae, 13 or more wreckage and recover the manta. , - each Ssdxd bodies. . Navy divert .began with doers u Inch above operations to raise the craft w. two and . one half Actresa B enefit Show Be Given Thursday Children’s Bird House Building - Contest Will Be Held January 31 fn a an# day drive I5J19I was collected at Camp Blanding for tha Red Cross Roll CaU fond. Ftro damage totalled ' f t far the menth nf October last year uni ami til certificates ware on hand properly accounted for." Compusing the Boanl of Coun­ ty Commissioners are P. A- Dy­ son, chairmen, O. J. Pope, U. J. Overstreet, 8% J. K. lurtin.and W. G. Kitbce. All County offi­ cials rirelvtd approval In their handling of County money. The audit Included In Oils group. Jm>. D. Jlnklns, Ux collector; 8. P. Doudney, tax isaeasor; It. W. Ware, County Judgei T. W. Lowton, superintendent of public In­ struction; and C. M, Hand, she?- Farm Amendment* Seem Stalemated WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-0PI —Chairman Brown (<D Mich) said the lolnt Sjvate-Houae Con­ ference Committee appeared to be farther away from an agree­ ment than over M are after a tw o -h n u r stody today of farm amendments to the sdmlnUtralion's price control MIL The chief provision hi conten­ tion la the lensto ip proved amendment linking farm prices lo Industrial wages. City News Briefs A number of men were root lo OrUndo today by the seleetive service board Is take the rigid military summation before being accepted by the United States Army, K. If. Carter a* draft office announced -Florida" w’lll_ be the the of tha program at the Tout Club meeting tonight at 7 o’clock In the Tourist Center. Due U the present r shortage, It U sometimes cult for the boy scouts to un waste paper which I wives and other nereana iloneted to Troop Np. 24boys still collect discarded J tnd boxes, then store It.nt pot oo Second Street next lo Lodge's Grocery, hot wfe Is convenient for donetore, are asked to penoaally . neper by the ImlMIng wM onen s*eh week-day sfU frees 3:24 n'rlsck aatil dan aU day Saturday. � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 17, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b11dba23a2e11bce197d7427a2cee10b.pdf 39e42e51a5a0c3ef2d120dd6bd825127 PDF Text Text I ■» • I w A •1 ■Bum • ;■SB WINTER PARK. Jan. 15. — & (Special)— Teacher* in Florida school* will ernveno here on Saturday, Jan. 17, for u Florida i Conference on Mental Hygiene jhald under the auspicr- ,'.f Rol•; Ting College. The conference. t'V which hi* been made possible through a grant to Rolllna hy f t the George Davia tlivln Founda­ tion, will be the flr»t C7cr h e ll L ; fa the ita te on thia subject. Invitation* to the meeting .' h a re been Issued to all teachL a n In the collegi a, high arhooU and »econdary achoola of F lo ri­ da according to announcement ; . by Dr. R. W. F ranee, profesr aor of economic, nt Itnllin* and r" conference chairman. The *«•«• don* will be open to the gen*y ar*l public without charge. The conferenre OIK'II. at 9:10 ' o'clock ■Balurday morning in the A nnie^U u..el| T h enlrr' with •n address o n "M ental llv J glens and the School" l.y fir. U S A b ik a d e r Waite. BNNOciatc |>roj,'{fCC*or of psychology. -7> THURSDAY; JANUARY 15, 1MZ THE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Rollins W ill,Stage ; Hygiene Conference •••••.T ^ F i y s y - } s*C.v* 11:10 B r'nht UoiUon tin lli- ll Up New* 11:65 T rm p o rn tirr Bulletin 12:01 ~mllh E|>ca«* TODAYS PROGRAMS 12:15 Checkerboard Time r. o i Jim White 13:31 Dancrtlme COY Up New* 12:45 Our Col Sunday Jt:10 C rayhuunl Gua . n ll_ _J:C 0 life .Con lie B es.tiful hi", v/m. i, sntTw.'w a t — •—* IU 6 WV.rain in White fi:31 L in: end Abner 1:10 Uriilire School of the Air n r, The World Tod.iy l:4S Road of U fe 7T9 Dinner Mu*lc 2:00 Younir Dr. Malum 7 :1r. Sam Cuff "Face of the 2:10 The Goldbergs War” 2 :'5 Up New, 7:20 Up New* 2:f>0 Jim White 7:10 Make M ne SB 2:65 Mat.’m e Musical,: 7:15 Mutiny « n the High Sea* 1:15 Bob Hannon, « .n p HCO Unannounced .3:50 Renfro Valley Folk* K:10 Huffy'* Tavern 1:15 Kxploring Space H:.‘i6' Klmar IJavl* & the New* 3:65 Pre*. New* 9:01 Academy Award 4:00 Columbia Concert Or9:19 Sport* Reporter cheatrn 9:!5 la w y e r 4k National lie1:30 l-andt • T ito Sing Along f r n '. 1:46 Prej* New* in oo Glenn Miller 6:00 For the Farm er 10:15 "The Flr*t Line" 6:10 Twilight Meln»l|e< |0 :I6 New* of the World 5:10 Miracle* k Melodic* l i f t Guv l.omhnrdo Orrheatra 6:45 ScatUrgood Bainr* 11 ::9 Vaughn Monroe Orchestra 12:09 I inton Wells, new* 12:05 Sign Off BA DIO NEWS SHOP AT TABLE SUPPLY MK1 FARMERS* MAUKE1 U. Of F, Plans New Physical Program million relieves promptly bei g o e e lig h t to the seat of the .':00 Morning Ilevotl to tie Ip loosen end expel 9:16 American Fchoe iden phlegm, and aid nature Air he and heel raw. Under, Ini:„ New* bror^hleJ m u co u s m e m - )(,,ro y n rm i TeU your drugglit to sell you i of Oreomulslon with Jthe un -1 ,to" m , idlng you must like the way It I '» Jnahion Frocks i ) k f i the cough cr you o re , 10:15 Myrt & Marge I TOW morey back. 10:50 Stepmother C O I L * MhHWtl W h ile C W T • I T S to o N h »NH Y e llo w S# |<* M ark la I t 7i fits . |frrAT»»KN rW T Ila g f . 12 i r Shoulder ROAST flag* ITS# «a I t «« H E E D f V r l l f I le d li l i e s rwr 9IN-9S.U I ' l N K A 1*1*1*K T t ih a n C r a t e * I t Of Shoulder CHOPS NUT IN r rA T O E H Hu U e k t I t I t lo l l .« e h iT A T o K H file ho B a k e r , 10 L h I ta g * 12 * 4 C W T . lie g e I M S — lies 1* Lyko LARD IH'TA11At*AH se Ieli. Hark fl.SS Hu m , SLAVS RETAKE GROUND LONDON. Jan. 15.— UP) — Yugoslavia’* guerilla a r m i e s have regained control of a t least 19.000 square mile* of mountain territory and now are issuing passport* for “unoeeupie,| Serbia,” W. Tenesr, Yugo­ slav adv|*er fo r the 0. B. C., •aid Tursday n ig h t flh id e rg , lb. 2lc lh. ;lj»c Sausage, lb. l i e Chops, lb. 26c White BACON1 ROAST Red Smoked Sausage 2 lbs. 25c SLICED BACON, lb. LEGAL NOTICES CUTLETS, lb. RIB CHOPS, lb. LOIN CHOPS. ROAST, lb. ..... N O T IC I Nolle* !■ h»r*bj- given that I on hi.nd tha following funds belonging to tha owner* of lands that ha%• been sold for* tasaa. lu wit: ow xca llta r , It. Blank It,a lt, Trust Co. and La Florida [>,*,lopm*nt Cn. I ATP TAX IIKKII .SJIKO July Ilk l»«l Aas list 4lh H it a m o u n t tra il it.se t'n lr.s the ownsr shall apply for •sms on or bsfors gsbruary 1st ts tl. stirh fund* will Us paid In­ to tl>s osnsral Funds Of Hsmlnols County. Florida. OP. HMHNOON As Clsrk of Circuit Coart. p.m lnnl. County. Florida. STEAKS, lb. 82c C tlL C K ROAST, lb. .... 29c New Potatoes, 10 lbs, CAULIFLOWER, lb. LETTUCE, 2 heads T o m a to es............. 2 1 YORK APPLES, 4 ibs. CARROTS, 2 bun. ...... Snap B e a n s ___ U Mix N U T S ............... BORDEN’S SILVER COW MILK 3 Tall Cans 23c (•MALI Dried Fruit For Health BLACK FIGS, lnrBc ----- -------APPLES, cello, plot..................... U S-Ill tllAXT PRUNES, iarge (50-60) pat. TOMATO JUICE No. I can 5c; 3 20-oz. cans 25c 46-oz can ................. .......... 15o KIDNEY BEANS, 3 cans 25c Mustard Greens, 3 cans .... 25c PEAS & SNAPS, 2 cans 19c Springtime Com, 3 cans .... 25c; rrAXD ARU 4 • LIMA BEANS,' 3 c a n s ....*.. 25c MACKEREL, No. .1'tall . .. 10^j ■nxvM t ■ csrrrco TOXATO OH kl'IT A IIII PUMPKIN, 2 No. 2Vi cans 19c SARDINES, No. 1 tall ..;.9*/jd SPINACH ........ 10c H .O iT u r r r * « . i * U tu . (.o L u w t o aa* PEARS No. 2*/a 23c CORN .;......... u y M oo m h h o xth OKI. M o.v rtl K arl, < isrd ,a HedU, ,4 .......:...... i OKI. w o v r o F H tI T X s. I t CO CK TA IL..... II OKI, MONTH NHW GLASS PACK pe a s A rgo Q uality Food F IG S .......2 for 25c P E A C H E S ....... 19c A W M F jnU M Jt Na> svk PRUNES 15c AMO Ns. a INHs Ns. *H TOMATOES .... 15c A M O I U U K F 4 I T « * I Tall m>TT*s a r y lb CIDER, Vi gal. 29c IHIKAKPAST Na. N s. N e s s s I N I a i i a POTATOES .... 25c ro a r * , PEACHES Com Flakes, ea. 5c O K I. MONTI. MJ CH O M O IA F I B N s. S t , e s s s Peaches, 2 fo r 25c PEACHES SM OI to m t o a f t ik s n kllo o o CORN ..........U»/ac M C t t B PAOC COFFEE, lb. 25c .A M O m u a u . M«4. C s s * BEANS 2 fo r 25c ASPARAGUS** 17c A M O *l'OAK MsA. Iwss re A S 2 for 27c CHERRIES 15c •fks Tomato P aste 6V9cPANCAKM Flour, 4 lb. pkg. 19c AMO TUPELO HONEY A M O 4MI.OMN a ANTAM CORN .... 2 for 25c In cold weather, don’t depend on “spotlight heat”. Make sure your home is equipped with “circulated heat” — plenty of comfortable, cozy ™zy warmth warmth all all over the house, • w • ' s ’ . s 16-oz. can PRESERVES, 2 lb. j a r .....33c 'Chocolate Syrup , ‘j <*; ii o . as. P esnut B utter, 24-ox. Ja r 25c G IDEAL DOG FOOD. 3 cans 25c :>g tall esn MINCE MEAT, pkg. FREE! B ar Lifebuoy �7 want 7 7 . __ FIGHTING DOLLARS I t m t U t NEWSPAPER Entablfehcd In IMS HANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDA?, JANUARY 10, 1912 Men . BlackoutJHere Hard is Considered To Be Success Malaya No Accidents Occur Bird’s Eye View Of Sanford During: Blackout .m J a p Column Tanks And Int r y , Causing: e a v y Casualties Russians Trap 100,000 Nazis In Crimea Area 14 Other Tanks Are Destroyed Red Tanks Smash At Tokyo Claims Troops Are But 62 Miles A b o v e Singapore Taganrog, As B rit­ ish Engage Enemy Sanford'* sod Seminole Coun­ ty'* first blackout tr-t last night wa« judged rm inrntly success- j ful by d*fcnsc officiate and other observer. h-lsy. There wa« prsetieally no trouble of any kind In the first lest of this type ever -tagnl In this county for a half hour period •tarting at 9-.CO I'. M.. ami o f­ ficialrxpre-M-d -atlafsctlon with the rr.u lt and the co-opera­ tion nf the politic. While all County reports .are not yet In. the City of Sanford reeeived a llkl percent rating, according to Information re ­ ceived from Orlando, whteh head* the Central Florida di­ vision tnder the Third Inter­ ceptor Command at Tsmpe. Chief or Police Itoy Williams, who is in charge nf civil pro­ tection, stated there were no Oc­ cidents, wrecks or robberies d a r­ ing the blackened period, which started rsactly on the stroke of 9:00 o'clock. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland reported one run by his department on F ast First Strret, which proved to b e a false alarm. 'During the first five minutes after the City was plunged In­ to darkness, sis or seven calls were received by the message center, under C. R. Dawson, tori led at Chief Williams’ office ■t the police station, announc­ ing lights were showing s i various placei -filtered through­ out the -City. le a Leahrr, County a ir raid warden, relayed the messages to City Warden George 8 tin#, who Immediately Informed wardens stationed a t strategic points throughout tha City. A fter the Uat gaded, several ether cults were received announcing toes- «arS*?k# “gen- "thMSUS Miami Has Foreign Mail Censor Office ^|®nemy Strikes .At Ship ft in 32 Hours " tf v i'- a ; h ln S Brief* M MI'.KR 11.1. Spectacular U. S. Naval Triumph Is Reported By Navy In Darkened City And C o u n t y I n Half Hour Period WARHINfiTONT Jan. I«v— (A P)— I .a ura lurslls. pro*,Inest woman filer. tods? pleaded Inoarent at federal (Hy ita m ta M l,m a t district ratirt I# sa ladlctasrnt J s p a s w source* rial wed charging her s ilk falling la ladav |h* J i p u i w are register aa a paid a r r a t of within • ! miles nf SlavaC r n s i n t. T ie trial Is set r»rt. bat Ik* report wan anfoe February ». m a rira W rW a k rr* . Offfly A— H> lH fMM) flail I <1*a a Ir km saM Au«Massed Russian tanka are re ­ ' trallaa reiafarram ent* ara ported smashing a t tha gates of •M a g Ik# Japan**# Ik# German-held Taganrog, 40 miles “kanlaat blow they’ve had la west o f Rostov-On-Don Uxlsr as Ik la war.'* Red arm ies pressed a gVneral a t ­ tack through the Ukraine and IN* A■*•*!*<*# r r m l Jungle-trained Australian tightened the trap on 100.000 In the Crimea. troop*, apparently held in Germans The Germans claimed an Im­ y reaerve, awung Into fierce portant locality was wroated y action agalnat the Japan- from tha Soviet cavalry with Russians killed. eae in Malaya today and 1,300 Preo French troops Joined ' the were officially credited with British In an attack on an AxL amashlng a column of Jap- garrison a t Halfaya Pass. aneae tanka and infantry. Tha northern arm o tha Rusneer» movement. epThe A l l i e d forcea , held aimed a t crumbling the hopea that the Auatraliana a tl central front, has •ad tk# Malayan retreat, westward to Bella ha ravo, i headquarters aaaaaaaad ITS' miles northwest of Moscow “ » Inflic tad heavy tha Volga headwater*, the the Invader* and announced officially tof«f>k« Malaya M i r o u t , southern Rod arm on reported D m dastftmt stretchea sau thereat r . >w ItO mllaa ta Kirov, ng a g iant V with tmrhamsd a a* Its base. #. iShould M p l ine screed In closing W ' ta h a ro o w y .-n li ' communique l i Rshev-' ■ rales based on tha larga forces of defend- Moshalak triangle would ha number of call* pertaining to Um lights were considered re­ a t th a trapped. tacking ro stoclr The recapture nf Sells#harovo latively email, especially so con­ a id transports In tho T im pin represented the ""deepest Russian sidering the fa c t th at this was aroa, t t o mllaa north of Sing­ wedge yet driven Into tho N ail the first attem p t staged here. A. B. Paterson was In charge apore. and a a n k bar re s and central front bogs'1 early last of tho main contar a t- th e police poendad target* In otker Jap- month. ___ areas. Meanwhile, Allied Infantry­ station, ond Is ozpocted to mike It was tha first official re­ men th ru st forward to new posi­ a full report to tbo Seminole ference to Australian* being In tions in tho (logo of the A ils’ County. Defense Council of which Chairman J . L. Ingley Is • ■combat. Tha communion# placed last outpost on tho F-gyptian- chairman. II. J senes Gut, sir . the scene In .th e eastern n art of Llbyan border a t H alfaya Pass. wpmlng chairman, ini ' Negri SamblIan state, which adT»a positions were won under raid Joins Johor*.. cover of an aortal ami artillery mediately contacted County comThe fighting waa described a t barrage, British retie re I bead- moutlies a fte r Orlando reported "a local eergsgement,'* but ft* q u a rta n of tha middle F ast an­ tho raid signal was under wsy throughout th* entire area at scope was not otherwise defined. nounced yaateriay. • 9:03 p . M. Mr. Gut was unable Rffngaoo poured Into S i a n to reach Chuluots, but 11 pore from tho aroaa of the Ja other communities were con­ paneo# advance. tacted. Policeman 8am Gardner % , Somawhan In Southern Mahandled all Incoming police lays tha Imperial British Una station calls. waa consolidated In new paaltiona. Mr. Ingley and Chief William* U London, the ' ecarclty of MIAMI. J«n7”l T —(A1)—Miami go. t n a Slngaporo and ofu a cendbrshlp office through wvro on tha roof of tbo Sanfordpired warning* th a t which mail will pass when AUsntlc Bank Building to obbound to or from continental serve the situation and were In United Btataa, hu t tha locatUCI direct telephon e . communication of tho offleo and tha director’s with tho message center. Ac­ I ,J M cording to Mr. Williams, tha la censored. • H f ""hr Uttl* of M ilaya beyond Tho man In ebarge explained City waa “really Marked out." j Singapore Itsolf. . th at th a ban an nicknames, ab­ A watcher a n a placed a t the breviations and quotations In vital w ater town poet, end men outbound letters la based an tha were scattered throughout the fact th a t such things could have • u f o t d and C eoate area, in­ t moaning*. 8trslghl-for- cluding members of Company U Cop*. L C. Harper, and simplo letters with names deputise and polka, spelled o u t In full ara bast, ha officials were unanlsta te d .__________________ In th e opinion th a t the pwfda a t Sanford provided 80 WHAT I wholehearted co-operation. Many ■U not hear tha CAMP BLANDING, Jan . I * ------- whiatta th a t signaln ik (Bpeclal) — p rivate • Harold Co- •d the s ta rt and finish of tha period, but they his chad out any­ tha* anal c * ., way a t tha propei Umc. r of Hamilton Conn., who Pianos were reported aver only 71 mlla< New would look Lengwoad and eth er areas In a mnMaeho. the county. Reports from tha L ew Pvt. Co ben c a n a d kla u p er lip. Ha R trimmed by a pro- (tot, state th a t the blackout Than ha gat fhar* was suareaaful and eidarm a m M . B e a r Admiral furlough, watchars to Camp Blandthe medlattack. hirsute adornto ha juat a r, Member Associated 1'res.x Heads Labor Hoard .‘l J a p T r a n s ports And 2 Large Car­ go Ships Art* Sunk In Western Pacific si American \ irfnry In Ocean Makes Total () f 24 Kncim Ships DohI roved I5\ F I c e t I'ievs | «Li* ul.ir \ me r i d It •• MIC • rr|»c»rtn| II' • N.U \ Il,t|.| | with IkV IIHIIM-IIII III |h.l| I #H# lltii -.ink llirer enemy lr. ri-*|n ri . and i«u |jrj*r JapIn San Third Interceptor Command In Tantpn which The- situation looked pratt] mu-i* tarco -lip* in the Hi *lr r O I'jilllt I«ir* nu.i conducted a blackout test lit nitre Cr lit nil Klor. ford luet night a t hundred* of -lore l o.'thgi romt new h ram# .,1.1 ruunties. out thousand! of homeowner* turn* •n ii'iiiiri* loal Japan** \|«light- In compliance with order* laid n •»o«Iuorhi h a•« gp. William II. D atiA New lin k Mltninov. V\ .1 I p m il li li.illrd In fn#h All** Th# Ham II. 1l,i vi - i, chiiii ni,in nt ! • rrlian r n r orremenl*. Niiiin «*niioiinrrnirnl. Ih# the war lul-n I...,,, In hiidtiHi I S N-nal <*urr#m4 ( I'ro-idonl |t,H.«,-vrll t„ „.| in lii-t in tli•* fi»e week conflict— i Mir diaputo* fui ill li I ell l«lt| h> »<*lrd in I the total nuiaFour itienilu-r* , »*!•■ | i ti«I r i f Japanese Harxhip* ami gnvernmont. fnui r« .........ni Li non comhr11,nit irv trls de->r uihI four i.-pio-oiii in,hi i I ii • moliwl't*d In the Navy and ry. Tho pri--|.|it l-niril -U|l|l|||Mt'* I Hanlon* ritixtu* uml ilcfftM" i.*»* M.iriiw# The Navy, con* | tho nuu ,li> •nlvoil prui«d'.l j worker* wrr»* toimdU n iftlia l i. mi lirminu ilmt mi Mlied mrr* Iry ih-fenae o fllru lf .r ,,'* ir i , ... . /« i l-iard sh^t*. %r«*-rl of foreivn rej* i#lr» h ,«* oiiiilt olf Lmg | m* p a r in tho Msrk.nit .l»if.d la " K d H lg g lllS >V i l l ( tO night. wh»rh »«» iiin-hlrih I 1 I.Mid h»-*lerdu». -uid the »uh* t nturme mrr..,ce «»n the north* very •ure#m*ful. T o W a s h in g t o n O n r h nrmun «»f the I«n uI t«nincil. I • .1 I remain* iinch-in f rtl. J. | . Inirlfv, drrU»ii*»l, “it |»ru- | B e h a l f OI C o u n ty j Definite pU n. for the organ ' ' [ ' “l ! 1-1 lllsg in ., f i t , ......no, I V. \S III\f■ ION. Jan. ItL— t \l*) — I .rsideitl ItiHwevrlt S m S ou*1 V r a ^ when : ^ . X u.U . S k- !d thw lb- , " < « h .( .»em .... ..j iHKrd tod.i\ lh.il ha#rhall ht* nutrition win w lormwi w m n .. .. L’n..*. ih*. t,,n nf € **unty ( h n n l c r of t ummprrr, lonlinunl tin rio u the war. Dio ndvUory division of th# nu* * * AiUniU* Hank tho lf«» t«» WaphiiiKton i»#*t wrrk County firm er* and irmwer* trition com m H t^ of th# D.# Sanfonl.A tU ntu the fj||> |h|( „ f , t.rurin (lr. lie >iitfur»t«d al*i in a letter • fe rijiected to di»cu«ii a iiuiiiIm' i Io It’Nfball ( umm ittionrr Inola Council' fnr Romo D efend I |o“ k,”‘ . '.'V i rnntr«ct« f..r S.minol* of topica of “ vitul imiHirtanre** It. I andiH Ih.-t more nicht aamra meet* Saturday afternoon / , “ H • h . Z u.h and « * u re sd- national defena#, Alex It Juhicon lie |dii>«*d to uvrommtMlat# ^ l o c t. with Mrs. O q B p ! Wird-eewd .* r ' .peifeetly. | " . 1' ''fr1 011*1 fum'*m-w, nr-wntoed »h" . afr|inrt, '« > "« • chairman of the uvrirulturv ill V* '"'.L.-rw ilfPst m nr* „f t)-r W I fV o n, homo ilernoltllfWIml \V. A. I-rUlcr. proaiiirllt nf th , it win rt'VfiLtl at a mrrtlnir of agent ,in the Homo Di>mon*tr»fem e Council, rt 11imI the* morn tion Room ot tho Court l|ou*o, e h sm h 'r **f C'linimorce, who nl-n ' t* imnilttriwnni prciiiii'tl ovtr by ln»r in uririnir all farnui# t.. ■ii. i- - iii i t n ii i-m tssi |irr»,ilt»iit of l!u» meet at Cl* Court llauxe toim hi Mr*. E. D- Brownloo. publicity wutrhr.l the lr«l from the r —.l W-A. I \V ;i*H ingliiii iv |u ir ti‘tl to chairman of the council, alstod of the liank. *l»t.-<l, *'ll wn- l huinlMT of Commerce. at M(hi o'clock. much l*-tt.-r thim I evpi-clr-l. A \h IliKkritu rrml n letter from i ImI .la|m ni's<' shock today. Three oelierul topica wlioh will ila j Mr*. Daisy Knrx who Is rod light nt the rallrmul cm — Col. VttfiM commr.mlunt of the Im* conaider«*ti follov: H im. | ;ir> iitti'tii|i(in g nn inir couM In* »een, uml u Iwoeiot ( m I iuu I o Air llniie( Approving the rhalrm an of the women’* ilivi*. • rope f.»r ranninir :tn«l home ii'«-. "nggn-ssivi* in fill ru t in n " inion o f the defense work in thi* light over the lake, hut that i« loc.l airport a« an auxiliary air and to work out aome ay«tem f*»i ttelil anti au^geating an increnae i tin- I’a tiu i | ><'inn.-Milit nntl about ell." community canning; firm ou|d« area, will be present nt th« A. II. Pete»«on, ciMinlinator of ill the pre«elit aiie of th# pioject nienL* mill michiiierv lep.iniu* tlu il r ig h tin g o f v a r y in g in meeting. Other women who will tallioic foi an additional » .nendiattend are: Mr*. F. A. Dy«on, the local council, "I think it lure of about $U(K),000. The pr#- and to attem pt to l nihl a «|im k ts-n-it \ i! living c o n tin u e d chairman of th* Red Cro*a Can­ workrtl out all nicht. Th# whole- • ent project u a out ftO percent pile of aecoml-haml parta of ill all a lo n g (In* lint*. Ja p a n t'ito u*«i«tanre of th# tmhlv fur m implement* ii<* well r* teen Service committee! Mr* J. l.eurtitl w*a repnirkablc. I woulil like to [ complete, it waa atiteil, and the MTt|» iron collection; to orir.mm a tta c k iilant'H and tliveC. Bills, home gardening chnir- commend the telephone tichnnire |"UKlteatetl would enlargement man of the council; Mr*. W It. for the excellent work It «li»l and |o*»kr the project nearly three farm fin* prntecton; other topic* Inm il• rn a rv s t r ik i n g inci'it• urh aa how to rope with **hor! F ort, home economic* tesrh.-r *,#ni 1v lii'ii. ,M:»#Ar* it« pi r«ent all#. tlruerve* 1U#* of auppliea niicIi o* >,i. k s t Seminole High School; Mr*. ■Uo Th«- llrmVI. Mi llitfcinn aUo ntatvil that drum# and ciutcv ti n t' ........ uml uilillory | hi«1* ern lit aa it I# our only wuy to j Ernie Blarr. Lyman home eco, turn# the yrnerul puHlf. The | he hod recently been to Orlando nomlca teacher; Mr*. II. Bark- reach nudhotU •#11 i vk IH'W iMIlllliittjf of trememloua value t » :nd Del ami ntudyinc sm , Oviedo home economic* trat wnt • in <• 1.. «t . r | employed by thobe citiex in »e* lalcawto iit-n iitHt tlu* Dutch Ka«i tra ami will sa.iat u , in the f.r I ur,n/ d.-retis# rontrarta .m l ..I d , teacher. linin'# nt Lit'knij; tlu* A imImiIii.i Mm. R. P. Mann and Mr*. \V. U' .m i i t! nt the principal Jub wua In u«- i Naval ;• 11 ltu#i* uml tliu Mini-ill Mayor M .i.. IHII , r !11 ' ' jrertalning what machines trol C. HuUhlwin will attend l h e •mlitury uir A II. IVter-on. everorlv meeting, Mrs. Brownlee report, 'l l ran* j.t.l ohnut a . black . . , k|„,.() |lllH,r „ rk, avU bble In the I I mil l.nihlitfi, Rcuturx repot t« ed and add«*d th a t a number of It could gel- I think nnirrord | r ,„„|,|llnHy (or rleien»e work a n d 1 *eeretarv of Hendmde t'oirniyi* • •■•I tmluV u It o nt i* tudio ztn* will rate ntrout It l percent. I j (hen -uhniittin^ n report to lite * fenae Cotincll. di-elo-etl the f -I woman will represent school the t |iru|**-s authonr.a In Washington Jlowing rertificute* for irr,-- and MMimciiu'ht t huh tlu* Jupnnvmv lunehroomr In Seminole Countv; waa tll*op|H>lntt'tlIrv^^ that plane* could not lor heard overt „ ,- io get contrncta which the! •Im*. hav,. tw-en iaaite.1: Wilhato rim t 1- in action off the llatrit Mrs. Armstrong. Mias Annie hesd.'' rnmmttnlty is in a ixxtlllon to j Henry llnrtline, one pn—rrtget P«‘inm*tilii where the American* Ne'*o»i. Mr*. G. W. n»ilev. Mr«. Itov William-, ."It fulfill with men sml materials Ilire and tube; Forre-t Chief Like | Filiyiinu defender* nre umking *i Aril* Bunks and Mrs. Bewail. workerl out fine, largely dm- t > nlrclily on hunt!. i Academy of Forre-t Lily. or* • xtnml. The n jn iit -mi.I ii nighi the splendid ro-uperal'im of the A committee composed of F.it. truck lire uml tutw; f . Wind J liHitlmir wax effecliil micccs#* public. We til-1 nut have any Dy-oti, II.II. I’of* arid II.II. ( me-1 don. four paa-cll^er lire- in.I fully, lull ituve n«» further ilr* J Hill* trouble to amount to anything." j man wn, appointed by I’reajrlcnt llilre-. .lupnit«'#e w it r plum 4 Btrurk ef I Irr to inakp a survey uf the Amlv n« a hwsl rlllsen aptly Al-o Melvin Ito—I'll lliaivrr. ei*I• •»»».» the Dutch Knxl In* dilation sml to rvpost sa three na«-engir tires and mu alatrd thi* morning, "I ilmi't local .itunllo sim .n a, lir# Thin "lay tu ruid the Na* i possible to Mr. Illgglns, hellev* those plane* rould flt--l tulie; W alter Bellamy, one pnwhile Il,F . Boyle was named to srnger tire and tub--- Floihla v*iI nn l»;i«e of Anthonm# sec* Women have been invited tn San ford. It w*a so dark." coni act' the Femlnole County Ue- I’owrr and Light Co* .fie r Iruek ond in iinpnrtilftce tu Soeralutj» partlclpata In the ''dogfight" fans# Cwtncll (O see w h it infor­ llrta ; IV. II. Lvnch. two pa—en- ,! in... the . N'cthcrlniiiD' western tournam ent to b# held at the mation on thi* subject It already ger lire.; J. C. Hutchi-on uml | Sanford Country C l u b thi* has av i liable. Tin# Im-u* in on tho ixlanil r t iktnd, Pro Ralph Stew art anMr. Higgins also reported .th at Co., -lx truck tires and tubes; Am bo in.» in the Molucca group nounead today. r m'Iiimi) Project for training W. F. Ihilver. two truck lire, between Cilrbc* uml New (<ulnW ith about 10 four-man team* uml tubes; Wilke Bros., turn #n, Nome I0H mile# *mithca*t uf BALTIMORE. Jan . III.-(/C l­ men In m rch'Jllral lines I* pro. tractor tires ami tul*». aspaetad to antar tha nlsy will the .Mmubu-#a |»cmn.#ula nf (!#• consist e f I I holes with prises Form er Alabsma Oo'vernor Ulbh equipment Is on th* way ami th a t _ ---------_ -------------r . . p j IthcF, where Jupnneft4* * lauding* swarded to w inners who hare Graves remained under nhaerva iih have h i l t effected. anil lion a t Juhna llopkln* hospital the bast ball sc o re .. llandlctiM ('uiifiilenco wan tiring high will be mads f r r the" teams by today. No alteration ha* liven that work Is progressing slowy itinnng the Dutch in the*# b« perform ni yet. Mr. Grave* re. on Ftale llood No. 41 out that th# Handicap •Commit!**. lend*, following the n rriv tl of Mr. Slaw art also rtat#d that rently sufferni an attark of kid­ nrvrrthrlcs* tpprosIm sU ly .1 1-4 Word ha* been received here ______■ w inter visitors ma* ntay In lha ney stone*. mile* of this work Is practically that * art of triplet* were hum (iinerul Wnvell to #4*t up head* quaiterx i f the Allied F ar East meat on either Satordav or Sun­ completed. recently to Mr. and Me*. Erick day, Turn weeks awn a team comUenortlng fur the advertising Gustafson, form er resilient- of (omntaml. Ntw#r>nperx prikrluinted: "Vic­ romn’“ tre, he said th a t It hail Sanford, posed of W. 0 . Fleming. II. M. who just recently been decided to curtail the re- moved to Tampa. The triplets tory will xtnrt from the Indie*." W atson and P h il Grashoff rather malnlng portion of tho eompilgn are two boy* and a girl. a “dogfight" tourney FLORIDAiC o n t in u e d In northern newspapers somewhat cool tonight a*t score of *1attending physician said on State Road No. 44 t u t that th*The bab'es were normal in j that advertiscmcnU In firm and everythree way. Mr. Gustof*on, an sporting magailnes would bo con- ______ .. employe* tlnucd aa originally planned. T h i C1 ?'#"!'*# uf “* the lft* Atlantic Atlantic Coast t »a, m trllm e n t. he eiU , wouU mean ii? * - »*» ‘luu‘*11 »» a reduction In tha appropriation| triplwto cam* as a complete for this fisetl year, and that ea- »urprls*. I know It mean* threMarlin i ’. Temple, son of 12,2CO. mouths to feed ami a hit of M. W. Temple, who I* a Th* noaslbllltv of eatabHshlng extra • span*#, but we l»v* . . . , . ,;|L Echols, son of Mr. mastered. They know their airWorld W ar Veteran and waa an m r B. C. Echols of West •ra f t—Its RoesIbllltles—Its lim- a bus lino throvrhout tha count: lahtof- And the*# three a r j •Nda Mrs. in nrilun ''overseas" for tR Ilka m y . other are i so aa to bring rural real beaut if il,. . just 8 tract, la among tha eight month-, hn* volunteered In who hava complet“Tha mechanics ef engine dents into Sanford In the event threa children." the rr rulnr United States to the I o f In te n siv e " prl- m ibiU ngne f t " Inten one#t tU no longer . V j j j * « * " lb*C° me’ r ,°” Navy. He Irft Wr-lneaday and mary aad secondary serial erett to them. ^ .|[. . them, They fly a* wall BtHu ■ ill nrrivo in Norfulk today schooling a t Randolph Field, by night when* ho will begin hla ro u ra torolTA' A; 'h* t ^ u r , l a sj W m frill ^ T b v H.H gnrhaHdd harteri ta u n t through _ • 'r «Coir U nm«m n who stotad th a t LI M l l* o w eeks' iiuarentla* who stated th a t 13.200.' are • i sk y b ju s t M other M, Incltullng tha baMnee an band period. Young Temple waa ready for 111* final stag* ef n problem. ATLANTA, Js a . lO ^G P )—A nn Oct. 1. had bean taken In aa g|a,luate*| from Seminole t h e i r course a t a saeelallted have eompUtod crur«- far this flsca year, ami that a t- Georgia rgle 8 tata blgberay engineer lllvh Schiiol in 1DM and ro* train in g field th a t wUJ make irtedi yesterday th a t approsl- rently fwndllurea bad mooatod to 12,042.has been employed by mstely th a n t ^ th a la i t o f any nation's U * square mileof land 01 Irovlnw a halanca on bind a t the National Fash R egister I firs t Mm m ilitary pUoto," U waa th eir aatrs-carricpla act In Tei rightfully baling present ef C«- in Jacksonville. He ,s ra a '| ■toted hi t i r o s release today- • li In nreyaratlaa f a r their fu ­ to the young man who f “ Up to M ir,- the preea re- t o n d u ty sa pUot-otfleers In the l a • report requested n bv a amongsent homo from thg' Iltwka can sea w hat men tsn - Georgia Leglslst JUMP'’A ir FWreea. lllvt committee were renter a t th " dispute over th,* enlistment camptotingr tha A ir not, even with bWiocuLra. _ -A to d a q t^ H hist week due to th* _ _i m n boundary i h u v * to yDat lowrs*. A via Han Cadets that training atoll.ip* . I h h i n . a i d '. 'f U n # ,' E a g to # e r. U W. Varner tllh-d to "uvcrflosrla An albatross »ald aa ancient. error In rurveyvoluateefsto f wnc roopaaslbla* for position of tha press a t l i n e . ................ " Officials Praise Sanfordites, janferd T o Try Consider Blackout Successful To Get Defense Contracts, Funds!; Women’s Council To Form Program For Food C asses i Farming Projects Growers To Meet, D i s c u s s County itr&ts&t s x z r t Secretary Issues Tire Rationings Women Invited To Join In Golf Tourney j * “ '~' J• Bibb Graves Is in Baltimore Hospital ovtr > applicant hav# already[Former Resident Of ..... ................ City Has Triplets Local W eather an Temple Volunteers In Regrulur Navy Courtney Wine Prize Elmer Echols Passes Preliminary O ffered By Courtney Training Course At Randolph Field Georgia Claims 68 Miles Of Tennessee Si sa ,> a ... - IP rSniiff V..„ �•* 1 » t I — FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The ralsM'sScd Sanford Ilurald _____ _____ _ MESSAGE IN A "BOTttE NECK" Children And The War - •» less %---------- r *% aS*ai?r V*rs « *' The altitude of children townril nir rultls, ax with in »iss»«iu ____ adults, varies all the wuy from that expressed by one -*y.*w4 “ ..r .w*< .rU7.- r!'.1.1.*" 'youngster who, when '.old o f Inxt niplit'x blackout, ex-, m i u i m , i-i.rtli mZtrr is- *'-i tliiinictl, "Hot dog! Thi.x ix Juxt I'ke war!" to that of an-1 — Cwtww ** w' r,> "• l**T' i ther who went through n frightful niRittmare dreaming j noixsxn i.. mi:sx jtliut a dreadful locking Jnpanexc soldier wax trying to so an on ih:aV—mV.i. — *•»•■». Dike away Ids little hrother’x piece of stick candy. Nonnal children who play a lot and do not frighten s c a trn ie T iiix h »t »:s rsyaku !■ ^ easily, who eat well and sleen well and who live in a whole-1 SlaCw«!'h ~~ ... sil l" some env’ronment, an* apt *.o take’the war pretty much in • Tlir## MMika ” ■«! xtrid.*, hut children who are nervoux anyway, who aim Mttlb s-js** are subject to had dreams in ordinary tintex and are apt Om Y#«r to give way I d fitx of Uintrumx or xpells of melancholy, All BkllBBPF RtrilfM. fdfda tt n il n . fftalgllONS and nollreg •J are ol course made only worxp by the conditions under tBl8V(«lRMfRla f**P fbr FHfpaar -kararc f’> which we live today. rmUtam tmmdm will a t r#gBlar ■4«#rtuiaim m Ih Blit there is a great deal which parents and other J IbUb4 JlriMMFff ii'■a-—. i i d u l x can do to lighten the onleal even for the most szn::. xilivc anil emot’snally unstable chlltjreiii F’or such children •eric** is* i»»li«ia,a- ,.S|)W|n||y a difficult road Ilex ahead and it behoovex everj'#•♦ rill##sf»•# «.aia«aia*e Ik# ritRRirriawill* #4pal 0##4###rl»r* I# Ckl###* n*»m one to study their pmblem sympathetically and try as H#w Y#rlu hard ax |>o.xxihle to help hem overcome their fenrx. In * >^ . nyry “ --l» * T:?11” lh • final analysis a fuulty attitude on the part of the :hlld utiir »kiiii»s i« ifc- «•» e-r -<•• cun la* Illumed u|x>n no one hut his parents and the other S S S S S T . Vi about it before it is ''oo late. • Acres Of Diamonds Pointing out that in times like these, Florida farmera liko nor'hern industrialists, have “acres of diamonds" all around thefn, the Florida Grower says that about tho only • n ls r to prsvent inflation is to difference Is that tho furmcr so seldom realizes hla oppor­ quit buying. tunities—both for helping himself and adllng hla coun­ ; Fort Myers reports registra­ try* tions with ths Chamber nf ComIn a situation like this "one job of the modern agri­ m tre* Indicate ■ 'good tourist cultural research laboratory is to tuko farm products and jr ta r at hand. show Industry how to uso t h e m, " says Dr. Henry 0. On* fellow say. If Ibis auto. Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineer­ V -./'fnsbO * crisis beeomce any more r E t l scute, wa may have to win thi« Knlgh*., ing, at Washington. War makes many things difficult to gci. Oopd substitutes are nced.'d. » f J w s r In s walk. "Among Ihosj already developed from farm sources," Tha Germans sre launching 1."' Hrr h their assault in Jlvlta nn l the Grower continues, "are nitrocellulose- (gun-cotton), V«N orth Africn even Iniforr the using ordlnnry cotton filter; rot-resistant cotton sandbags fiF flttaS t from Ru-iln is over. » place of jute bags; fire hose of cotton lined with resin l -D o n a ld Nelson has been instead of rubber; swjetpototo starch to replace tropical M the new protlictlun rtnr. starch. Found also ar0 better quality dehydrated vege­ ■ 1 y.uatnad HU Job U to mnke two tonA* tables; new domestic tartnlng materials; nicotine a c i d ■ fg n v r where one grew before. rrom tobucco; vegetable proteins to replace industrial cosemu* 'a s»a where Kit Carton ha* M tha Marine*. Now the ‘<Jt looks to us like It would be g o o d business for t will learn something, ne'e farmera everywhere to—ssk aassfereo aiiu* Hatvgofm farm products w ------- ----i g|| 111 wUliVU fasdaon of tho famous scout. newlod by industry. Probably many of them either al­ ford h at some new onll- ready are, or can be, produced In Florida." Of court* all in tho world th a t ths public has got to do in . •a • • • f: t. 8 tV 1 r-' Z J | *• J * 7 / i prohibiting the stealing omoblla tin s . T h at offsnsu Wring Increasingly serious. YOUR FEDERAL good thing aho*n the I of automobiles Is COMPUTATION OF TAX ON 18 Will have fewer trafINDIVIDUALS T tha— Key Weal Cl then. _ NO. 18 The normal tax ami tha aurtax on Individuals for 1941 tra mfrtcan tanker has been rsmpuled on their normal tea a German eul-marlne net Income and aurtax net Inmiles outside New Yerk eonir. mpeethrely. Bay. where' la that gey. . T h e following example will d this country was In- vtms hdw to compute the nor­ r.<attS4ki mal tax and surtax nu a net In­ t o m * 'o f »«,Boo, g|l of which re p n n a U esmsn net Incom*. ,b*, u *P*r*r being single and without depondantai Net Income ------.f 8,BP0JO Lee* personal exempt ion 750.00 . Balanes (ittrtax net income) .... 7,750.00 »WJ)0 LUMBER IS NEEDED J /\t noUiNVILIxL, Jail. JO, “ % (/Ft—The nation’s forest will ba' cxlicil upon to supply eleven bil­ lion board feet of ium utf lo t ,1nt~ 'urpnxes doriesdurinte She cu rren yexr rurpoxet the w - n tt yexV, ; .l | | o0 a ’fil *rd Hopkins, ..chief chief of ; the th* private forestry division of theA Federal Forest Service*, slid her* Thursday. LAKELAND. Jan. 18—(Spccl»ll—Th< • Florida fitru * (*om-* mlxeinn today rantioned citnix fruit grower* of the state to ! demand proper proof of rexponi eildlity whi n selling oranges, crapefrvit or tangerine* to rov­ ing buyrr* or so-called “b irj v t l y y . : r**».’t.t*e"f dogs.” The commission pointed out l (hat undi-r tho bond *n«l license I law of the state, buyer*, pack- ! .- V r er*.. »hi|ipcr* and canm-r* are j Free Dtllvery rr*|uirci| to obtain proper li- I reuse* sral to post bonds which are guarantees that the growers will to paid. Buyer* eniployrd by packing' O. D. F arrell. Prop. house*. -hippvrs and other* j .M ather Bldg | l ru|wrly licen-cxl bv the State j Phun, 9148 department of Agric:iltiin- are required to carry proper cards 1 nr other credential*, but in rach instance it Is the direct espon- . *il 'lity of the grower to make n tain, that Ilie buyrr is a legi•iniate o|K-ratnr or riprrsentative the commission -tatcil. All Popular Brandsl ARCADE, Package Store O/tpm u«iuiis w ith w h o m h e toxxociates. J ^ 'u ^ iaV k i'-'k -H '^ k -.'.’iV Children invnriuhlv reflect the attitudes of their purAil ■rtakia •« aakn-aii.a ..i -a-'iai|( ii'x. If yon yotir-i'lf ar.* worrietl about the war and manI r k f * fcrrrlm a i f ■•*** rp * r r < e d ifexlly show your concern in the presence of your children l>.v constantly talking about It, by walking up and down FRIDAY. JAN. IO. 1912 and wringing your bands, and by giving way to tears at BIBLF: v k i l s k n m t o d \ y Iii*' least provocr. ion, vou run reasonably expect your chllalra'ii b> I,.' upset by il too. Vou canmt cxjiect more of T11F.RK IS till I’AT DANGFIt .'our chill iir Ibe nmtltT of self-control and xclf-dixcipl!no IN VF.NTI RING. UI 1 I UFA YVHO LACK TDK M il II W.P .'bun you are able In demonstrate yourself. NKVKH ARRIVE AT \ II Vl'1'7 Ax a general rule the less said about thj wur in the L'fWTlNATHlN. C O I U \ ( , I i presence of children the Iletter. Certainly this Is xo n( AND FAITH OIK < I.OSKIA 7IELATKU: Ami llwy I.miii-Ii<-iI c h ild re n six years of age mid young.r. Ax they grow old• i t ami begin la read for themselves and listen to the raforth.— I.uke m:i_* idm, il is pretlv iliffictil , if not im|sissihle, to keep the NO FINAL DEATH ■n wx n f Ilie win from them. And in such cases it may IF rum Voicr* i e\ eu he be’ter not In try. Certainly you «|o not want your T h lB too. M ill jihwr! Hay* you forgntlin box ihc child Io get the Idea that he Is not being let in on some cherry big family secret ami thus unduly arouse his curiosity and Learned io (hr u m lrr wind, it* i p.rhupx lux resentment. raaiter Take Hie war, ami try In get your children to lake W here now llir nratiug bin!* , make moiry ■il. ».x a mailer of course. When you talk alsuit il, talk In branchr- ruppm » llb «la Iabout lliu brighter, more eheerful aspects if the war, of baalcr 7 Thia U th r .olilcmt li’jMiiil loM » he h roixm uf certain air men, of the gallant defense of T hat all itiintr^ bIc«'|) Io tviilic i Wake Claud by (lie Murines, of MucArthur's defense of again; I Inizoii When children axk questions, answer them fully Ecu how thr rvrniiiit'n IruiiMi-nt jtunl liimlitlly. Tull them, if necumuiry, t h a t p.-oplu jfc*t gold U illi'd in |«ir raid*, hut lie xuri; tu explain IIn- cimnccx r >r [any one individual are iiliout one in a million. Aimvi* all, do nw iihu the war ax an tuny rm*«nx of Imaking children mind. Don’t try to frighten children ln| to being K'mxI. Don't tell your little 10-year-old girl that I th e Jupa will go. her if nlu* tjocxn’t wnah the dixit, a. Don't tell your little Iny that Hitler I* going to round up nil ilie 'uni I’ttle Imya in tin* world and put them in a great big |loiuentralion camp. Such methoda may get immediate rei'ultx hut tliey will pile up trouble for the future. During lilpckoutx, air raidx, or other |tcrloda of cmvrIgmcy, keep your children Imay. fJIvc Hunt aomething io Ido and keep their mind.x occupied. Make one of them the air raid warden fir your pui'Mculur hnuac and let it he | lii.x duty to aeu that all the light.x are pro|>erly turned off. | Make another the fire wurdun and let him aee to the Ruck­ le'. of amid, the condition of the hoao ami fill the tub full | of water. Such little chorea make them feel that they i have a part in the greut achcme of national defence and help to keep their mlnda free from worry. There ta no reuaon at nil n child nhould not lake thin i war ua calmly and »a coolly ax t h e hruveat soldier. If youra la beginning to show aignx of concern, do aomething | Citrus Commission Cautions Growers MONARCIIM UNITE LONDON. J in. 10__ta*")—The ! rsde.1 monarch-. George of Greece nod l eter of Yugoslavia took the (.fsl step Thursday toward Ilie lormation id ii post-war Balkan onion ty nledgiug to unite llwir ro.intricr *.lcn iibcralcsi. in defen-e, foreign policy a n i | foreign trade. You will also Ilk.- i n s eltlli and O t h e r stiurt o n lirs' Angel’s Eat Stiack WITNESS CAUGHT WASHINGTON. Jan. l«-bV> (hainm in Din: of th r House Committee in .istira tin g un-Amiiri* ein aetivitle* said Tliursday |»lire had just picked up an im­ portant witnesi in Naples, Fin Sanford A*e. Just Off, G taevt- ^ Check the Figures YOU'RE TELLING ME! V will find a It m i IIiiju k Ii •tor I’eraonnl Loan .Depart* mrnl lit |>o the i» fy beet vi#I lu finance your install­ ment buying. RADIO NEWS -fly WILLIAM KITTC tairal Press Writer TODAYS PROGRAMS n:00 Greyhound Cun Mexico arc said to be tin* wonu * A PENNSYLVANIAN. while 0:10 G ruyhuhl Uua largest natural caves. Even na­ hunting rubbitv lit a forest, OHO Dinner Music ture Is on our side—providing us bagged * ,iv* "u nkey Cnind0:33 Uim A Abner with first rate, ready-made air pappy Jenkins thinks lie better 0:10 TImj World Today r.inl Mullers interview Uie riilU r again 7:00 The 1/mo Ranger t i t . might be a Japanese F ilth Cot7:30 How Am I Doing? W e r r fouml * N aii Ctneral K:00 Kato Sinilli Ilnur unmlst. with a sense of humor. He ! ! ! 8:83 Klmrr lhivi* & lhe New* ihjnkrd the llaliant for their A h fjtiach u sellt l’jb ate 0:00 Playhouse " jn iitjn c e ." i ^ ^ 9:30 Song* in the Wind three 110 hillf. alter Concert Orcliesa 12 bill e i an arpetirrr What, And It's Zadok Dumkopl t»ho'- 10:00 Columbia trn no d e n til? ( ( ( Iren olTerlng U bet even money 10:30 Sport* Reporter ■lust ttenlle Muaaollnl'x mtditle 10:48 News fewa nf of iho World Wot Id A new superhighw ay from Initial I* V. ! 11:00 Jim While Ike Catted hlatr* urros** w rslrrn t I I 111:08 IU1 McIntyre Orchestra Canada to Alaska Is prnpdwdThe world's prise esse of J»l* 111:30 Atvino Key O rchestra Uetllag ready lot the n y l B«l*l 112:00 Linton WcILx, news 113:05 Sign Off The Carlsbad avemo m TOUOKROWH PROGRAMS 0:30 Norman Ucasley A tlis Fla. Cowboys the "earned Income deductions,M pendent child— that I* one-half 7:00 Breakfast Brevities which are the ordinary and nce- of 1400. The »am# ru applies 7:48 Up News issary espenses properly chsree- Pi other —________ dependenU "h er* a 7:88 W eather A Time able against earned tncoms. Thu change of sU tus occurs during 8:00 The World Today entire am ount of the taxpay­ the taxsble 8:18 Louise Wilcher a t the O r­ U xsbl*. year. er's net Income up to and InU s 1* computsd a t the gan If tha tax eluding 83.000, regardless of optional tw its with the use of 8:30 Unneln.- Strings ■__ in in A Form th# 1040A, th* 8:48 Virginia the source, is considered earned th t simplified net Income. In no else Is the taxpayer s status n the last 9:00 Morning Devotions earned net Income to be con­ day of lh« taxsbl car governs 9:18 Kenneth Spencer sidered to be more than I t 4,- ths dstarm _________ w hether a 0:30 Old D irt Dobbsr instlon 000. It living with husband or 10:00 Children'i Uirtnday Party j tha bsad of a family, 10:43 U a t We Forget EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED 1* a dspsndsat._______ ll|0A Up Neyra COUPLES MARRIED DURING 11:08 Kay Thompson TAXABLE YEAR 11:30 Organovellles NO. f l 11(48 Up News The credit for deoendenta as 11:68 Tem perature Bulletin well as the personal eaemoHor* 18:00 Theatre' of Tmlar . ta required to be prorated where 13:30 Stars over Hollywood a change of status occurs d u r­ , 1:00 F e rn Forum K. C. ing t h % taxable year, parent Moore JAM. II* 1 M I where Ine taxpayer Is •llglhle 1:18 Jim White W arrasty Daeda T racy IL Lay a t ux to E L I .. 1:20 Matinee Musicale a t the optional rataa with the i 1:30 Adventure* in Science uaa of thn almpllPad Form >040 Bhlppy. 8-31-41. D. B. Ealgan 3:00 Of Men end Books A. and these credits ar# allow a t A tty. fo r Freddie Johnson to, 1:48 Joan Arvisu aMa not only fo r the purpose f J Bush. 18-13-41. lam as Lao 3:30 Wendell U Willklr A Uov. n f enmpuling tho normal toy t t ax to Mtnal* Janatsga, 1Dwight P. (irlsaold hot also tha surtax. Tho p m r v 3 ■'00 Columbia's Country Jourtlon is to bo mado In aecorl. 11 4*‘Agroamant D » Om | , gaD . Carl A. BaumaUUr a t u* to •n e t with tha numbar of months , 3-JO r . fV B. Detroit tha tax«oy*r netuplcrl raeh s ta t­ Tracy II. Lay, 8-18-88. - M W * f:2 ? * *?& •• *l »Msdowbroofc us, and fraetlonat p a r t 1 nf r tasnn to Ethal Maa Babtnsoo.•i 6:00. Cleveland Symphony u r1.10-41. I. E. K an ay tn U n a chestra Farguaon. 10-18-40- L E- Ear- The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member FcdcraJ UftktRIt is ^ s z a s s i^ L CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED We Fill All Prescriptions LANEY’S DRUG STORE I'HVNB 103 lll=lll=lll=lll5 IIIEll SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS vay. to Mjaian Tamig. > 1 -4 1 . RaU Eatbta M wiiuw h a s t e m a e e b WASTE B. W. Eatas at u x .U S a n fa w t Production Crwdlt Aaan, _l-7-«*; CAMP BLANDING, Jan. 1AHanry kWJUr t og U Banfawl Orowar* CiMJl Carp*. 1-14-48. IfFArial)— Pvt- George Clark Crap U aa . . a f W aterbofy. Conn., wanted to II. r . MeOowsn at va to Bang .t»»9 wS»n granted Yowl Agricultural Credit Carp. hla fariowgh from C im p m*nd- INCOME TAX big ao he and ala buddies hopped >19fUtk/M<Ua af Marlgamm tato • car a m minute a fte r the W. C. HB1 ta Charila Eatar- Uatra wont Into offset arid head* |y at wa. 8-1841. F e ja n d Fann ad s a t af tam p._ S to p p ln g ^ fie Uertaaga Carp- U . Jayphln* all in to th It th .i n whil* slngt*. plu* fW* tw»tfUw of 81,son for the ported rfurins which (hey were married. If -•wring the year 194T- the ha*, band or the wl»* ha * th a , liat't* of tho head ef a family prior L is t J* j t * : A ur •' £ ? » , “ ; iA t~*. :■ : S '" x m m ..." . , rST" a 5 T: �I .FRIDAY/ -JANUARY 16. 1912 THE BANFDRD HERALD. BANTORD. rr.ORIDA r-AOE THREE re m * Social MRS. 1.0URINK IIKAI.. Sncu-ly Editor Social And Personal A divides ! TcichlHg ot Florkln c r Gret Experience m Public School bysicm New March Of Time On “Far East* Will Be Shown Al Local Theater ~ Telephony l l < Kilvcrt Speaks At Calendoi I Fine ah*_Meeting l ime en-* A *■!•••« till M arch f lt ls s l •• B .lfl a 'fii'M the P tc t f / .»•**, * ................ 1 " ff •-sM|ucnces from p i, \ » rh ofTlrn® »-H inIf h» i m i - » .. n ,| \f, an | M• - » R Ib.f.# Pers onal s all i » till ne-l to ib it ,*dttioM«. -tu ** ia -« hs-dob'sl to b* -hoW IL M' a- no .olds*,| attrretio n nt th e Kit' t .« it., m t». the rvjnstoiTr ... 11. • \ *i f • wTf. Semt.iv •! M**ndnv feStUTt, *a I*# m \ inp -ie n t * * 1ml* ^l i t ’-on, immairer of th e •» I Mi I \\ M, t m. Im th tatei. *in| t**dav •' # ••Ml, ii**d i * In- ■'ii li. *t tb< Bat 1 »„.M- of i e Pacifier* • i m i ••» -it* oi I** hi i. u111 Ph,| .............. nil t .1 '* d'tes mod* siel|vtna I* i ••.*•••.i "i th* da»i; n« v.- flashes f ***,1, The i a r E a-t^ -th e 'D prill I iLs \\ M.nxwi ll A Kilvcrt. a repr* 1 — ---------- . PK1DAY M’lifativc «»f the Ill-panic I n - 1 Then* will b«* h «tib ii*ptt<*M slituU* «»f H'»rifla, waa the guc*t I . Mr*- K. M Burn- ha- a- "•*’ britlgr party f..r the Item fit ..f fpenker on the ptofrram of the ■ho list? KU»*»t. Mi*. John Conwvll the Kc«l Cimm War 11*1 *f | hut . Fine A it- Departm ent of the of Llcxvlaml. Uhi* cvncjr Fuml. i>pon.«>rv,( h> Mr-. Woman's Club, hcl.l on Wcdnc** Mr. ami Mir M \\ IVari»o II. Is. Thrnrlot^. in t l . *| ,t».| tiay afternoon nt the club. will be tho u u t'ts of relative*1 in Mr. KiUeit i- a form er rnRi- Jacksonville gvt r t... « «*«*KriMl Mayfair at H:U(J V M. Tbv pub lie is ronlially in\ti*i! to ;it» *i.| I nerr. now making his home in ^ The Postal Clerk- Auxiliary I W’niter I'atk. He *pent a Mr. ami Sir*. Walter \pplcb} i» *1 *b c the •*li.*'i , v ;| ,ii».| military* life, BK „ a and their husband- will hum t m i many year- in Mexico and South of Mancheatei. t«*\\,t .ire the Mrd'* Mi* - >nl t<>. o.T«n;d«. polltl* the home of Mii*» Mary I . . •#. J America un«| the theme of hi* lKut-4t* of Mr and M»- II A k «• ,H i •••in tis* 1 I ; . *• W • •i st-'.iiiea f'kretinr lei i ain JLttd Muller on Kim Aveltiie nt 7:.u jt.d k wa* the fuel th a t "W e in j Appleby at then home on Ma i i • ! -• • • O t.w .kr t 'tl »• | l lf \ •. Ti'hii 1 ••inTi'*’ -hip- of the 1*. M. •N orth America think of o u t'p ic Avenue •.nf 1 ,kl t , •■,i> *1 ii (i f. .* •I *1.t •• r*nip* \ itn I to U.S. The Wesleyan Service UuiM' rountry a- a democracy a n d ' • M. X •:. . 1 * t, »t . i \l M--irhoti ssht. of the Methodist Church will I therefore the only kind of de*1 .Mr nnd Mr* -I II Ctdclough I - • Ill, ' l- • i tl, filln are meet at the home of Mi- A .'U torracy—hut tluue are other plan to leive tomorn»t% for Tam p i » . »• •» 1 *. \\ It *1 \ |. 1*0 *,s * 1s t fh*1 lb nidi defense K. Shoemaker. ;tl7 Park \ \ c - , *b n».,t raciei m other countries j where they «ill *|H-ml the week•It. *> b 1•'* \\ b.l i i• •*!( .ill k,*i* * i s . Navy'll .. e ( . nuc, a t \ 30 P. M |»hi»l are a l-i proving -uccesP-[cml with ielativ» • I par tie i1• • » 1• . * 'to ll J,,,• |,t ,**i t • t ,;,y 1-land .............. Ip lte in l.n th In* Tlida v Ml •I'l. 1 MONDAY •r ‘l* *»uch..................... a- Switzerland. 1 t . (.bi.ini. I ..pur * .. m my end f Mm. **\Ve ami•*! m l tr>' t*» c h a n fe 1nivemaiy relelnat f , \ •t.l »• 1 .. i .• «|» ,••*•11,00 **f n J.nnThe Pepcnd.dde I l.i - . . f th t-e eoiintio-," -tated Mr. Kil-1 C*«lclnuirh*a niotl *•» 'li* Johnaun • • > ' , \\ . 1 •• 1 t\ t* 1 ,in> • | ill it i • Iiiipp *' in tho Md’thosilst t huii I, will HIS ' ;%j **1.nt ralhei. we mu*t try I'hdtpi* n . »d »' * lodevenrthy the home of Mr*. .1 D C-tilahan i\e it,|e:»*n M ailer Tunis*. their w.»\and try to I ft ,t* . i tip* pcoplo' r»|l5 liijst Ss-nuid M . under land them.’ li«.'",.lcclarcil' *'!r*:. R \ ' l,," ‘ ’■ * t'». i **ir- *. I t lutli*’-, tho 7:30 p y|. with Mi i hil tin* South A m eiknn conn* *i» tt , ,it it , *« i . o«u 'il l' ll Weber an ro |, **t« cultured thun , r r ,,. W .. b • l ktUd b.l 1 * II ' u , , ..........hi ..r a.. All cu tter- of Hu. |lullt, i, . . |., K.t|<|m I »■*»♦*. Mi -ewirij; room in th. . . «f. .N'1* "' Ami .rk a . ._n« . Klorula 1, ba|.l. , i 'Ml* ..f -ln.ly.nit |..p trv . I*«-, A|,.u JriH.-n.it 1 1 u .*•%V * bit ,* ii« kill *el' •* PlUb nte re«iu*-ted t • ratin e ittnl th* finer tnimr" f 1 (.„ ,i„. t • . M ,• IS Hip . lull .,t •• :n \ M ' , pcalure^aml tm _ finer ^ ’,r ' f„r ihv tuuun • i. -«,»• 1 life. "Tliev think of the NoAh t '.*t| | The I’rayvr Han.I tl, #*. Dot i*' \ .i i. ib i:„ , II. \|* I’resbytcrian Woim-ii'- a Tim Imi Ani-rirnn inhabitant- a- belmr. m , ..mi \i, • \ Jan Ml -* /D biM» »••* II# t l > itt.l II * . I..IX will meet ut 3:00 p M to |. e i KI,«. bumiie*- men hut x tr y j nm| family have icceiitly muve.i -*t**,fl MMieluPv i i f f • 1 tl • I Ml IM '< ft "IH followed by tne niontldv iTt.-pn n u n - I*' 1 ■ V'| handily. the >pcak- »0 Snnfi ml from Asheville, N '••M Fi-b ( B.( N. X| |.I »alil lilt* If* 1he 1 • .* »•• 1 V»» nt**»i j L’., and a ir inaku*^ their hmpe ^ M lonil meeting at M %•,t|,**iiI bull re \|xpl.nire.l th.il in 1|t j (l| t fulnit «t Am iiuv Mr The ir inonfhK shaiiI .•» '» H , • t.i l.ib n ..1 The M-i-iil regular i >i lutr.i.p '',r hilv.-n •ft ; conviction „ r.-tm-.l iiu-iuIh-i- **f meetinjr of the W M I of il.e Mexico thiM -•• •* n*-w nnin- in- |)yityn • - ■<• • I" fore a ^ ...... Bn.tlicrh.... I -'f Itailwiv First Ilaptmt Cliinvh will I.** dtan- than v, r before, d isru p t-| , hl. Leaders in f a ra l^ is Campaign \* fi.Mi'Hi* N aii held at the church at 3.30 !‘ »r.c the ib* "i v of l.mir -U n d in f j ('ajm en o f' tin I i*,t**.i idatcii. that lb f In.lull rare i» n v anish-' |o a j i(l Iu m IIv IU- ha» l.aJ hi. ' M. The theme for tin By MARIAN It. JONMS I »*,•« T.u’Im I IDtio 'T hy Will l>p Done on Kortt." i !nK r;*c*' ll<- "*c'' n»“P? to . nifinbcrshi|) tia n .f u re.l to the I i le Mill -total * .......... %i*t» m i­ b *r I ’M H tl Missionary topic to,' the month lJ * 'r8 ,r *-* talk, pointing out y >nfol(| Uiothnhooil il* . 1 • it .* ii ’ * \ • b, I f m l a jury T h e Ovioda Woman’s Chib J 1 ..V If 1 ll i 1. * |T »»• ,1 in "Think on T h e s e Thing. I ,hc r h r r ' of , . ln 1th1r 1 ------------- — It l in f . i *• .(••• (*«•«,,( for tho* had its first luncheon and M M ,*.*l ............... i .. W hat-rvvcr Tkinjr- \r e Ti uv. " ' * m r'v*r ‘ ‘1 traveled. I o r n r o A ttO llc l& r iC G h i ! U«*» 1 ( bn ’• i i*rono(liicv meeting of the New Year F ri­ »••'»,'• w b ■ ! ik . I h* it , s . • I The n ib lr Sto.lv, "T h- r am,n : ,,r ‘ 1 * '* ° r lho. ®f | “ a r * C A l U - I U l U f l t C " l\x • » *mt- carry* hint ifM 'll; t .*| HOI • Itf* \| * iiur :i *••:« siimmih o f )lose».M rirrlo T w .. -vill South America and of the Pn.r t " E X D O C t e d A t B e n e f i t day. I** A**It \ of 2H The Woman's. Misaionaiy Un­ n*t M i* 1! ••t.i . • 1 * • N\ fl.M b 1 hsv* charge chsrv- of of the thf iirntm i.. ... <- '* *»li*rc no white man hu< * C have program ion, of the Oviedo B aptist Runbeanis. J r ami Iti'irm c l. ever hern. Indications |><> lit to a hirer nt- Olutrch met last Monday nftnt*. Stressing the importance of ■■.,k.' laid G. A.V ami I! A.' will II, r M• IT/* I lt***t'*n llrxvrx iiidg- noon at the church, Mra. it. L ., the people of j tendance at tin' b, in fit briilgi b irl, *• relies* ! ^1 I 111111,1 f *••hi Tin* Peni ii f *..•!« \k ft. moet at the m oo time at thn understanding |iartv ............... South America. Mr. Kilvcrt and C Uinc.-e * iie.-ker. r.......... . . Wheeler, piesident, presljln-r. A fit! Ir t*i" i k ••• 1 ill. • » ll sk Ik .III , D- l* b ......nt Vs htuilf U|» chuyeh. MirRed tho teaching of Hpaniali. which i- Imhi.- bel.l t«»inszht . tnrsrc* number wen* prcuim !b*mr», It 1* |*l ■Ml, • t I* "i *I t* •lit t «• in h i - ’ " , . M ii 1 t. • •** TUESDAY 1, t\ i*.* I « !•• ,*i» \ »*tl tiijf If*111. Is 1 i* i\ . Mrs. Ruby V. Jones Mol flea Thr O. 1- S. will have charge 1hi id| fchool- for the younjjer'tho Hotel Mayiau it "*n *»• I!*mlmr play pie .vnd for all other-. He l*>rtod this* ..!».»••»»inun: by \fMr-. J If. jon,-« were lifnm-r g ile.'* of M >1 |ij|| uf the morning sewing e- i»n ! per •i t 1 • b* (•** July f». 1 * . . . • .i n n . t___ . II \V..s ( '•:.» *1. .it !*,l|wf Mr. and Mrs J il Jones 1 Jrv in of the Red Cr*,? i,l,* sal— ,liairn n n b. .. i man's (Tub. day evening. I study of Spanish, in order to* son.Tin-t'chet i„in.given f**t' party iInaide to understand better i . U '.,1. ,.f ll 1 b. HIM 1 Mit«l# r | The Episcopal CuiM. The Sunbeam Hand, uiwl.v Ine ' ib it.-.l I n is ' . ' ., _. B.ml, f i I*hi *b •*i *1 ••'• I.*iii <| ll,e direction ,.f Mrr.. N» ( h ti j . . . . . . I-V Kuild. and leadership • f Mrs. K ! C.mper. I must |«iy m o r e attention to War Relief f.nn-rg i s ,-t. H I . t. \\ In. *f rrptil will sett for (!««• K * 1 I White. the Oviedo Baptist —- J |! — ............. ,1I'* I* met at these people, anil .If.th.- Vila onlyj way is .pwireoi.sl !•> ■ • : iilx • Ifs*i* hi ( * ’ll. II • i Cross in the afternoon. m w ins-. to do this Is to learn to speak I Thrasher. Game- of bridge am | j Chureli Monday afternoon. II *: i ., • mt* 1b, <% THURSDAY Mr« A P. Sauer was • ho-tess Chinese elu-vkelwill begin al \ ^ The Woman's Club, under th - 'th e ir language • s- *iaJ, •1 .k s , t •,, Cooper, sponsor S:IHI o'clock and mi extra lioncx to the Oviedo Garden Club i t. • , ll . t..t> .(•HI,. , direction of Mrs. JAV. Hull, will | Mrs. W. I ij'l it * orlf^in Itas lieeit pr.'ini-i d for |iriunpl ' 1 hursdnv afternoon. * 1 lahouse M. \\ » i Vtills* Mi 1 N haVd charge of the H d ( ross of the program, introduced the TI t\f b ‘t| l a ness. 1 was beautifully decora'ed for speaker, who quoted “The Sons sewing session in the isorjililg. t i fliiriieu For tl,.- U-n. fi* of those who the is-casien. A fter an in te re st-‘ of Mary," by ftudyurd Kipling. have not In-.-ii aide to seeuri ling program, delic’e ius refio sil-‘ n$ a prologue to his tolk. At tho conclusion of the talk tickets, lhe> W'll fa- sold at tie- ; merits weie served by the hostT Margaret Mitchell, author of iloot Ihl- evening. The |ii ires Tllose invited to this lovely j "Gene With the Wlml.” und A. by Mr. Kllvvrt, Fredo Fields ri.niniillee, Mr-. J O. I aney and luffoii were: Mrs ft. I.. '\l if e t - | l a i 'f i l . M)** J, Hanna, author of ‘'Flight In­ gavo the piano selection, “ Mai- Mrs K. I Hoy. promise llint ,*r, pre/ident. M* \ inttnix* Mrs. Theodore hv Ernesto Le Cuonu. to Oblivion," beaks dealing with iiguena" •*t M- F u d Miss Lilliun Dunlap und licr'm a n v u.efui and beautiful J Auliii, Sr., vke president. Mr». I m afterm ath nf tho Civil War. Spanish students w e r e specialI j prism .1. It. prires will Il>h<*- nwnnlrtl. awarded. j.l. It .lone-. Jones, Jr.. !»ecivt*ty-trcM-1 secivtaFy-lrensMrs. Jnlm I. tY hilrliorst of H illlrnorc, Md . Mettl t’rrvldrnt ol ....... . 11 hi.ii , !•* ,11* i*«l 1b« |S. I* •** .t.l \l,w i* . hare been invited to attend the I Kt fit-b u n nt- will serve I I urcr. Mrn. Paul M. ('nuiiiboU, the (irnrr.il ,'edrratioii of tV.unrn's Clubs, and .Mrs H ilium K lrtrr, |,\ ••ui'b •,*, ih 1 , \k i >»• *k• I bbb 1 '1:, .,‘1.1 It I %•. _ g . y Hedlcatlonuif the Judah . I*. Hen gucsts nt the meeting. i by .Mr-. W A I effler. M r.| j Mr«. O. O. Wolcclt. Mm. 'F u n k I of roitlam t. O rr., r r e s llr n t of the N alionil Congress ol 1 ‘ urolI’receding t h e program tho *, » ’l 1 In* * |*l* •' I'* * • ,M111 —Jamirt Memorial ceremonies at ..f rtt*'itisnd Tr:w lirrs, who will p jr lln p itr with .Mrs. K oosrtrlt In ., luhonal -.b y Mr*. J. II. 1'olelouirb Mr-. . W. Talbott, Mr- I! W. hjde-,. 1 It,* Ik* ' II 1 • 1,*||, l*••.»»I ( it••• it i t Safasota, Jan. sp.im.onsl hv election of officers for tho Fine. it, (Mu.i mil lu llIt. R. Dens, Mr-. M. 8. W iagin, ] Mrs. It. I.. lt»IP'hl>'. Mrs. f> It., brnadtast from the tVhilr llou-e in tV ishlniton, .Mxnd.iv illernonn A rts Department was held, with 1.niL. ih,* l(* k i , h I II f.l l t h e United Daughters of the '• • h.,\« h,«ii louring Mrs. S. D. Highleyman. chair­ mid Mrs. II. ,t. , ‘ope. Tiie pul.li** Gamniage. Mrs. J. !‘. Cox, M r... Ja n u a ry It, from 1:30 tn , : , 5 l ‘. M . K. S T , in su p p o ii ol tlir I 'll’ f IlniHp*' ll ■*"•*’ 1 b II N Confederacy. m rrlin g and lb . •Ils'l \kITH 1*. i .l.tlHsIlte • ' !.• .:/• • .■ ____ man, presiding. Those elected is extended u cordial invitation • Bob King. Mrs. Marion F.ste., In fa n tile I'a r a ll’ is Cam tialgi. Tlir orrasiun w ill be • ciiirniiiir\**rth Th# tea for prom inent wottirn, i t wliirlr Mrs I to o s e ir ll w ill liu n rh | .\|r». W. T. Chithce. Mrs. Mat \\ \1nrllll. I'flH M ore aa follows: Mrs. It. E. True, to attend. ifll* 1 i" bid* »t > I! Ilu rtrr, " W o m en s I'.rrk fo r In fa n tile 1‘a ralrsls." ---------------------------. lain liart. Mrs. W. II. fiore and chairman; Mrs. It. W. Ilupreeht, M. '* ' <w;mL It |» MikctClI. _ _ ___ ' «> . Tim Tietsrma. Mill M .,,.1 M* \ I* iK’iiliiiutt ,n«| >|i Den* Bhjj s tM um * . B ond. JL Stamp* rhairntan of tho literature de­ I Mr. nn.1 Mrs. Malen!;- Jone« partm ent; Mra. George U. Mc|t, „• II Wil'd Mi nnd M» Inurt i Sr •l."'J r pur. nl . and dntighter, Beverly Ann. f'h n v e l» C ili. music departm ent; Mrs. W. rnloig I It.1 p.i-1 few vvei k I'.ibait I • c W liri'ln. Su|»«*ini I . I.. I ini'*1 .1* w ti *• llu ___________ I Orlando, !*•*•.I* »*» * I (I,,vkmIii Bupti-t '»*•»• M. Sectt. a r t; Mra. W. A. 1-eavf.ts* at ......................... wll ll hr. . Mi Itnt.v | been woiknur.. f**r "I . . . Miss >Ella s. Bell a i.J o y• , 'It •1..uni . ,, ....................... ■— KillUt, secretary; Mra. Frank Evans, ...... Civic ........ ................................ Tho Leuguc held the I and Mr. and Mra. J. II !••• • • k |. C h .irm . J u n e s . „ ii .| II. n ,|„ •* v ........ Mr-. Huddl'd. '»*•• log Station, " Stutinn, llb 1*i s leluriieil to .iiintrw . . . . I . . on n Tuesday T......I..U ia f-iu . ntvil •‘ .' • finance chairm an; Mrs. F . 8. Jan u ary session m lion. *on.Jchnnie, Jchnnie.were woree 11 gim ’ ’ i r spec live \|, |:„ v lov. I !• r . v Mrs. Theodore ''d i n . , Csiup DeSoto, I'niiipu. Flu. Lamaon, memberahip; nnd Mrs. tem oon, Mrs. Ernie sSta ores. I aJ, venison dinner tair ir,, pres-1 urnner irlven " , l — b' " ' I• ' lonl, Iijh i . t in Had |.. \ aid., li Jam es Moughton, program chnir- Ideiil, presiding. Arinouriieiuent i H J o n e s and Mrs. Uot>\ • • I .Shi* . \ \ r Mrs \ D W ill ... I mon. waa made of the legacy left the I J " ne* Sam lar. .' . r ‘. a D-.mrla-, Mi .m l Mi •md -"ii, H ia ii x I'biV l MnHn Mrs. J. C. Bills of Geneva, League by the will of the lute Hr. and Mrs. D. D. B '" ’ •' nnil (in-, firm! • __ ____ „ 'll" Ini l.et'n vi.itnig representative of tha County De­ Mias E ls ie D unbar which U»ul sorja.^Dayjd <Mid ^ B em .jm I ' and ri,M**n. .*f ilrtninb*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Srhelelban Mr. amt Mr*, ttrrt Atih'i>oii Sunday with Mr. md \fi« i. j m V ; * C A S S ID Y 'S fense Couneil, urged nil mem­ amounted tu over $ I.UOU ••r were shapplng in O rion,I", -'"il .'Ir und M m . I.. M, A u d ir. bers to p l a n t gardens us a ^ John i'», nnd (;•*,*,Ix It was voted to im e*t the r FI GH T IN G means of "winning the w ar." Mi nnd Mr" (i ( \\ il%«•»» »•. sum In Defense ImjikIs. A spec­ Saturday -cveninfT. a Hi t whlrti Mill, Iiuh * rcturpi'il In. ihmtin-v attrhdivl a thealiT party, luuni’ in Effingham. Ill m * it , lb‘l»bi*. hn*l nephew. «i i ial meeting of the League was ■ R T S fe ? r ^ TIMBER Him. Third Claaa Eugene AlMr and Mr- Minton Wynn " f , |*0^ ., „f s t AimnM.i..- » l, . set fo r'T u e sd a y , Ja n . ifU, when M, members will sort clothing do­ 1"* wan Btaioned tor his captain i Miathl were "•• !.""-** of Mr | , IIIVP ...... vi. \ v > , W O LVES nated fa r Clviliun Deiensv. and cninmapdin* officer to nureo W)-nn- broil rr. » 11. Wynn, m i d j N rhoiiip-.ui. have •. in ,.. .) . tn th# land el Ihmn O f.Reilr Admiral P e ttin -1 Mre. Wynn Sim ilar hmne Amendments to the constitution tail llmbsr ,-ill during the ‘ Christinas l.r'iMr. and Mrs. H f \ Carp.-;- ; Ml>. |.uiry Afll w were favorably voted upon. ■ .. ond high iitiiacoDal' d iy s. R e o r.A d ra irtl Pettingill'. 'e r and fainilv have m orel to b«*i’ii | mH'lnii: part ,.r b«-r boltThu meeting of the* Lpi.se ‘•dvenlutel _ „baa been posl|Hiucd iNincd to i - on wra- Iniurdl in an sutnni i. WMilwood, I' la Mr. Isifieiiler, •l^y*. uillt In i p a , t u t M i .in.| Judge R. W. Ware spoke <m Auxiliary rot,iri*‘ l» ••Training' the Child for Na­ Js tl.” r £ s t t h o ' lumiV of Mrs. bile aeel.I.nL Kugcer Alfrn. the »" n m 'Io * ';' »f tin- Sraba.„.( M b. (i M *\rif, L ym an. A ltam onte'*«n of M r and M e . < li .- t .f7w ''''i r . h««rf ilur- to lirp Minlim fit o ,lin * |i .1•*» tional ;I> (i n w " a t the ineetln-r E m m a liav l»#rn i Alien of Oviedo, h-x bee" "• inf. ,h; r,w v rn r.. of the Grammar School I’urvnt Springs. lor ('ollrxc Springs T cachrr Association on ThursCommunion service w i l l lw the U siled States Navy for a retired, K »l.i (fiiioiu *(••* wh*i I. uplo of v r a r r and lx *•’ Mr. and Mm Ji,,, H .x h rr .md IhmMb" ■lay stern o o n 's l the school audi­ observed a t C hrist Churrli lLis n viMtmir bur pir« tl \l* mi nI>. (' n_ ,. t i_ ta WMh'ngton C. 11a* j J S & d 'X ^ H, torium. Sunday a t 8:30 A. M. Iiy 'llrv . Uo“nH The speaker was Introduce,I Thomas Mtlruse of Urlundn. '* MnlT J* ‘l ^ l l l i k n l m I ib" " <’■ f-'rp e n t.rs . ' returned l» her stu I,-• at * ',l.i l,y l*rof. IL K. Kipp. In the a lThe Tourist Club met in the *» l iafg q nn(| j V nt ^ birth. Sidney Car-wav n n d llolH’rt MIm l.u'ii-e \\ beelrr ;ii *< •rnce of the program chairman, park uti Wednesday when din­ 7 r r * Kiinor of ' Frnnkin i Murphv of H*»uth Georgia Cel-1 f’hnrlc^ (Hiff, of ^ou th fin Col Mr*. II. A. Applcbv. Threo ner was served by Mr. and Mrs. r ' l l l h Dougin*. Ga.. who ha-e I lege. LakeUn,|. who have ..... .. pupils entertained tho group Clough. Mr. and Mra. Mcrrlman. Mrs Mnlcnlni n o d , ,,re!n visiting their parents, hnv • vlslttnv their p aren t', .'dr. end with tong*. Anna Cnrloy sanir, and Mr. Hays. Judge Sharsn of .,n,0r7Ui ,JTh7wd . J Z t , u 7 ’ and Mri \V ' returned to their school. Mrs. II F Wheele, and M. o.n| “The Panul* o the Woden Sol- Sanford spoke on defense topici. fxmllv wero. and . ire. D r, ' , d . r. who h*. Iv -a lM rs. Ik M Uliff. le s p c tiw lv . illers”. and H erbert Stenstrem There was singing and sports f*. Mrl-olei o* D-I-and. Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Mntcrlm’- d"Uohtevl(• and Wade G arner sa n s "Any were enjoyed. Bonds Today." Mrs. A. Gresnletf of Glen- »n,l th ree' chtalrew of, Del -nd. 1 The short business meeting ridge. N. J., Is vlaiting Mrs. Mr*. 0 . E. Duval, t/e.io Gpr. an-E Frankb- Gore. lim a presided b re r by M a W. Lillian Beals. Mr*. O. E.' Duval has arched t S.* BrUmlev and reporta of tho 8evsral f r o m Longwopd at­ ' carious chairmen were given. tended the wadding of Violet from Pensacola teF ^nrn.]'« " • " • 'Imp with her d*or****r. M K J. | hire. U l. F rasier, In charge of LaBrte to Alan MeElreath be­ the defense saving stam p sala fore the American Legion meet­ 1; Malrolm, snd Mr. Malcolm 1a t tha School, thanked, the pa- ing In Sanford on Monday and 'fam ily.. . ' Lreota for tb#*r "splendid” eo{ Bight Tho groom is from the . Mr. e-d.M ro. Johnnie Core of ’.operation In the safe o f stam ps, Orlando Air Base. (lover. F la- and Mr. and Mr*. b a t h 'a t school On Mondays and Mrs. B. R. Gray gave a ails- Bros H ewett ware vlslti"T M'E n ti r e M u ck IthoOe given fo r Christmas pre­ cellsneous shewer In honor of - id ktr*. L. H. Gore am) firoO f W o m c n ’H Full s e n ts . • , , i Mis* Bryant, recently married Uy Sondev. 1 Iu v S c T o o M It waa voted to gWo t i to the to H o m e r Cotton of Winter Mr. s*«i Mrs. P. If. Bon». Jr., S h o e* N ow O n S ole W ar Relief Emergency Fund Park- Many beautiful gifts ware and children, wh" w*<t »h* re­ of the American Red Cross. Mr. received by the guest of hitior. sent •«•**« o* *(b- Hand’s si*. ' Kino a!»o Ttirtohnced th a t tha Refreshment* w e r e served by *«>. Mr*. T. F. P*»Hn, ***d Mr. children would participate in the (hi hoiU u. Partin during the holiday’. Red Cross fund and tha Infan­ J. Fred Sebolfleld is sttsnd- 1*%fp r#lQm«d to th«ip home .n ^ ( o a l '’ 1* iim a b-rea >^»k ■ tile paralysis fund, by selling ing the Baptist Convention in Gp'foort. _ • '.iKlud»d Mr. s-vl Mre . Chests* P .V '. Panama City this week. „n,i«t ' “X Tham u Pinch c f ' Sanford ••-aw. Mr. air* iK*’ . Carl Mdt+prtes American Legion Poet baa re­ -i| an-* sew. Re*b|y. «» Hiram. l . u 1"* turned to hla home here a lte r Ga.. who have bee" tha m eats convaleeetnf' fa r several weeks e* Mr- and • V**. F. w . Kite* On# I-am# Tabic «wW Mr, and Mre. R. L. I Hta*- e» m? (’•mvictril Of Perjury OVIEDO Women i LONGWOOD H IT Z Today & Saturday Double Program MWQ5HT P. T. A. Addressed By Jud?e R.W. W are Heel Latch Shoes Values To S7.75 NOW «79 4.94 Of « L V " r r£ . „ d*»*. hr** returned home. Miss Mvrtie . Faan-I and-Miss’ transferred fro as Nsrfolk Navy Training Station to R a d i o Bshe ll at Noroton Haights, H ia • hare b • a « ..rl» 'f * * Miss llc c l Eason’s sl**»r. Mm. Bob-. Kin* end Mr. King, h am retu rn ed •• ■ ! <1 4afc;{ ft.,sl2'iiSr«?: hsre T athslest B airm h L 'B H I Rob- Mas » f Caare’ .Gref*. SpartanMtrg K- H i who has hren *A*ndb * . h ^ ’ l«*re wWb h b He»*V*r. Resiryp, officer* program. It hU Vend lUMdre. and “ re. ItoMdns. baa retam ed to Ms p o l l M t • . L a tc h ‘ Shoes Values To $6.00 NOW *70 « r° * ‘ "*» Tatda *rureeWj" ' * &u0P,m»' s,U Ch-d'* * Our Udunl Liberal Terms Apply I Tito WIm F«pW Ar* Taking AdranUc* Of The*# Barftiits. „ « -sii * * “ sl S e E ssl . f p ' •*v>> J. J w l , / ’ ■ H r 'jr.-btevlw- ll I �I ■a • « 1 A - THE SANFORD* HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA a o r t r r . t o m r .ii r m n a Plane W reckage Is 1rHI i# n r e : K . l a l . o f MAM I ' l y i u ; da4 Found, 7 A re Dead J u dI ng # . | k »H . mClonuorltf Co fu u nI ht yf. FClooruindtya . Celery Feds Lose Unusual Cage Contest To Ocala By 28 To 18 “I think we’ll beat them when they com* here.” dL E. Morria, temporary coach of th* Celery Fed cage squad aald laat nfght after returning from Ocala where the Fed* were taken for a queer ride by the Wildcat*, 28 In 18. One of tha boy* reported that anything went during the game, Including plenty of rough •tu ff, las refereeing an.l slightly unuaual antic* during the {! squad game. Roth game* were played in the aftem on. / Ocala's faat team ran up a . 12 to 1* advantage a t the half, and increnaed the tempo during the final quartera. Center Wil llama, who alao perfomed in the II game. Ini the Wildemta with 10 point*. High man for San­ ford waa Billy Fleming, are rrnter with six marker*. Ijirgly hecauae of the work of Williama. O ra l.'. B te a m , with two other A aquad members aaaiatlng, trnm plnl the Fed ||, 44 to II. Sanford haa u game aehnlulrd with Orlando Tuesday, but it haa been reported th at atepa •eP' have la-en taken to cancel th. ronteat. It aeema that Seminole High ha* been dropped from the Orlando grid alate, and Coach Mcl.ucaa la aald to feel that the Fed* shouldn't aehedole the Tiger* in baakrthall. A date with I-ecsburg here next Thurs­ day may be ahJfled there aa the !E ‘ date cnnflirta with another en­ tertainm ent supposed to be held a t the high achuol euditoriuin. Coach Mr I-liras la expected to return to achool Monday. The line upa: Sanford l*oa. Ocala Daniel* (3) K Muaaeau |.l| Herring (3) F Kobbina C.M Flcpilng (0) C Williama 410) IIradix (:i) G Walker (2) Lee (2) G Shaahy (Ui . Hub .curing: D aily (it; Oliver (2), I’am ell (2). Nelson Takes Lead In Oakland Tourney LONGWOOD, Jan. 15—(Special)—With the excitement attend­ ing th* nine-county blackout over the 8*nford-Orl*ndo Kennel Club return* to normal here tonight with a program of II full rate*. Seven of the II race* will be over the ahort futurity d atanc* giving the aprlntera n chance to ahew their heel* to the public. The feature race will probably rat auc auch find Eric favored to defeat doga «« Lucky Sis, Roll Fast, S tarry Flag, Smoky Tale. Fact Fury, l.ucky Mark and Doubtful George. „ ° » " 2 .‘ V Firat Race— Fulurllv I Tall llaar a U 4 r MMc* * J"»'al Second *n n |l.* » | H a lf J K. W T w a a illa rt lirn l - * . lr It o * . I*, t o lls I n 7 I A la n ... '• A c a p ito t * l l a n e l n * W u r 'I o r T lla a u tr M a .la a I Fourth H a llr D a a t ’e l 4 A jla a M s |e » rlc * l ’n r..|a n a 1 <••>011 r . « i u a l l a » M ar> H ir e 3 l^oip M o o r* Uai.i B re w e r « KM a * n i * a.a rt o ii Ilia .a I p J a y ll» M a rc o 4 My K o rlo n s * lJ "'r •’■f* 1 Ire n a M ac 1 lla p n r M lk * l It c a l f i l l * M * M * l l r o l h c r H * IP Hiath Race— Futurity I U ic k y F l o 4 H ay M om s p u i.le r • *••*«'• 1 I* 3 t i m e . n .. y 7 T ip p y I It o o u h T r a f f i c a Madia Seventh Kae*—5-18 Mil* I Ib.orhon B")' 4 u !,h .. ""r,T.n 1 I m r lln a 'a ’ l i f t 1 M ia m i fa llln u t I lr a o c , Eighth * i h .r |lc ll * M 7 Don X a M ay K cm R**e— Futurity I K lim ll r l n iF R • Mail M r*!*1# 5 M illu r ill l l n l l 4 Ig M Ia a J im & • 7 a J u M Hl*n«l U u llim R M M l . . M IH - n « •* « !* .w j r t K p ,....... ; sa _The heir apparently to Beryl* Blerman'* coaching throne inr the duration la hi*, amlllng, re­ ticent George Hauaer, a *Ufooter who waa a m aster tackle 25 year* ago when Dr. *1. IWllllama* Mlnneaota ahlft pulverlaed theboya. Blerman ha* been called for Marine Corp* duty. G sorgt Hauaer—Or. Csorg* Hauaer, pleaae. In view of hi* M. D.—1» the heir apparent becauae Unlvsrsity of Mlnneaota official*, football playtT* sjid the fan* conalder him a natural. Ahoy* all, Hauaer la Blerman • choice. When Blerman canre back to hta alma m ater 10 Tsars ago to become head coach, he picked Georc* Hauaer *» hi* line coach. The line* Hauaer haa turned out a t Mlnneaota during the en­ suing year* when Mlnneaota aanc th* nation’* gridiron tMma h a te been th* talk of th* plgakln world. One of hla great* eat llne-cosching feat* came taat Fall when hi* forward wall carried a crippled backfleld through com* of th* tougheat game* of the aeaaon. th * battleahlp can delhrer th* hardeat blow and take more punlahment than any other type of chip. Classified Advertisements P rn b ftta TU A LL C R B D I T O R ’H AND P K ItH O N H I I A V I N O C 1 .X > U H OIK UKM ANDS A O A IN M T HA I D KMTA TK* i u ii a n d . B r h o f yo u a r t h t r a * b y n o llf lv d ttn.f r t q u l r H l*{ p r t * ■ m l any r U lm i and d rrm a n d . w h lr ji .y o u . o r # l t k . r o f y*»u. m ay have t h * * • ( « ( * iif HAYI I'lt lO K . d « r * n ii* d l.t * of m I i| C u u n t y . to t h * C o u n ty J u d g * **f O P. lUDft.NDON K * m ln o l* C o u n t y . F lo r i d a , nt h i* C l# rfc C ir c u it C o u r t . B # m ia o le o f f lr # In t h * t if u r t h»iiii»* o f mmid C o u n t y . F lo r i d a A C o u n t y a t H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , w it h * IR K A I.) In .Ig h t r n l v r .d a r m o n th # fro m « h t tlm # o f th a flr « t p u b lic it|f»n j o f thin n o lle # K ftfh c ln im o r d#* O R D ER O F P I'R U m iO R m nnd .h a ll b# In w r i t in g . «n<| T O - I 'K A V I L A . K K i n i . R U . w ho## . h a l l a in t# th # p ln r# o f r^ *l«lcn«# n la r # n f r e t lt lr n r # la * t k n o w n w aa and f»o#t n f f f r # n d d r# *# of th# P o r ta m n u t h . O h io , a n d irn nth#p c la im a n t , a n d » h a ll L# i w n r n to n r n m r# «p##|f|# op m o r# p ftP tlc ifl| by lh # r l» ' m » n i . n ften t. or a t* U r p la r # o f p#«ld#nr# In k i i o * n r lo r n c y , anal i n y nurti c ln im air fir* lo r*nm plalnavt» m an*! not n«* fll# d ■holl I*** t» M Y«»h a r # h * r # b y n o llf la d a n d P#ID A H U L L 1*111 D K n u lr# d l a npp#ap lo a r # r t a | n H ill An n d m ln ln t r n t o r o f in # K u n l t ».f f ’o m p la ln t f ll# d by J o h n K a fb l# r o " f. , -1 An _ #, « # r iit n r o f th # l^ in i \\*»ll a a a ln a l m u fnp a d lY o r r # . now T>#ndlnr In th # C lr n u ll 4’ nuP t nf c m .J "* " f *"n‘ * K#nilna*l# «*o u »>It . F lo r i d a on K l r s l p u b llr s t l o n J a n u a r y . V. I > l l , h#f««r* lh a ‘ V l in ia r jr It u l# P t F f n - t r li th # f n il d a y n f F n b r i i i r * . m i l k o r A rrL ic v r in * ( I * . !*<♦ In d # fa u t I h r r m f aald rim iik ic ii i'5 'ia * H i ll t>r<H-##d K lP f t P t # |.#f fh*w f>pt*#r Ih » p u b |la h # d fop MMPTP.M 7407 o r l*.U B ia ittfo p y tlm # ra< iu lr#d by N O T IC E IM IIK IIK Iir H I V E S . fh# Ra m Thai C l.r o c HI M K I'M. h o ld e r of la w In lh # M in fo rd H # r r M f*.rd. F ln p b la . a .n#ww»»8ipftr n f pr#nT i l i ’ # r t lf lr » t # N o 4fl». i » - 'i • •i Ih r # ra l r lp n u a fln n In Aald c a n n t y a i A 7th rtay «if 4 «I A . D . 1*3*. hn# 1 u ih •|B»# In Madison Square Garden. Nineteen thousand fans paid about f!H5,0l)U to • see the “ battle'' which waa for the benefit of the Navy Relief Fund. J o e Louis contributed hi* purse of about 170,000—and two minutes fifty-six art-onds o f hi* time. Flat on his back with hi* feet still in ' mld-alr la the wny Ilu.l.ly Uaer’a quest for Joe Louis* heavyweight title ended—and it wa* in the firat round. The unbeatable Brown Bomber toppled the young C alifornia giant three time* before the referee stopped the bout O P T o r VTATM r R O lir iT S T P P I.K M B la c k T w l * . H t s r m c u H u B a k l. | l.a t D t lllly lia s l> . Ilc io u s B u s t : * o It A N A N AH a * l.b ■ nun I I 74 lo t l. a o COHN H h s ll.d W h ile H VT H aas 11.74 In ( 1 * 4 O N IO N H V a llo w ID 1 J , H ack |7 4« to | t .7 4 P O T A T t lK M CW T U ses 17 4 . In U .a o MF7ED C e r t If I t . d 1111. . CW T |1 on— 11. lu P I N K A P P l i : C u b a n C r » l e . |1 »« MW T P O T A T O KM I»u l l v k l II 4. lo |l,a * P O T A T O K .H Id a h o M a k e r. 4» l.b M a c s 11.14 C W T l i s t s | ] 14— I t so M C T A H A O A H Sa l.b . M ark 11.14 I ’I pbI a t a t k m k a t o f r o K irn n n t 'r d r r a 1 « a v la ft# A !.# « » U M r U lU a a t :* t ih o l.K r o t * t \ Il# # # m k # r J t . t a i l non** for re n t o r *at*. Phono 1942 Rookies In National League Under Pressure NEW YORK. Jan. 10.—(Spec­ ial)—The rookie* of IU42 In the National 1-cague already h o l d a record. No freshman class before them, in war or peace, ever hod as tough a ta r ­ get to shoot i t in the way of achievements by their immedi­ ate predecessor*. Reduced to plain talk, th b year’s rookies have to produc* the league's batting champion, it* No. I pitcher In both winlose percentage and carned-runaverage, Its No. 3 pitcher In both theie department*, the base.stealing champion and two long shooters who wilt ba tho only sluggers In the league to hit homeri In every park in tho league. Such was the 1941 scroll of honor. T hat's th* aaslgnment for tha freshman stars of this year—some of them, Ilk* Stan Muaial, Howard Follet, Hank Sauer, Babe Bama, Emil Kuah, Johnny Schm itt. Ray S tarr, Dave Koalo, Vince Smith, Culley Rikard, Whitey Kurow.ki and h alf a doten more—already Introduced to their hom# fan* last September: and about four doten more ttill to crash their first big . leagu* box scores. They are loaded with dyna­ mite, these 1042 rookie*, plenty of power-hitters, but la there another Reiser there? Two-Gun Pet* was th* firat frvahman ever to lead the National League In batting hla first full year In t h a majors. It rnuld happen two y tara straight! B ut w hat a ‘ rl a GET THE THRILL Tonight! NORMAN 1 BEASLEY o f Picking Winners TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE AND III* FLORIDA ■ tr iT i B. P. B an k art AJtE to NINTH RACE — Futurity thkui LUCKY SIS ROLL FAST STARRY FLAG • ERIC RMOKEY TATE FAST FURY LUCKY MARK DOUBTFUL GEORGE Step High. Wide and Hendaem* ORANGE CITY HOTEL GIVEN GAINESVILLE, Jan. 18.—(At —Approval by th* atudent ath­ letic council of rocommendationa of Coach Tom Liob and Freah* man Coach * Carlo* Proctor to­ night brought football letter* and numsraTs to SO v a n ity and 22 freahmen g rlddan. < COWBOYS INAUGURAL DANCE Acting honorary national aecretary of th* Y, M. C. A. In T h a lltn i B. P. B arnhart, of Oakalooaa, Iowa, haa been unheard from alnco the Jape moved Into th* F a r Eaatern country. Ho la believed held by the tneadlng Japan***. LETTERS ro c AndersonG riffith ru n c ra l D ire c to r F i r s t f t F re n c h Phoee 418 Jr Only about 100 California condor* a r t known to exist. YAK I U O'CLOCK ETTAKETT By PAUL ROBINSON HCY, uooxyr/ [2 A N S STOPPING -THE MOONS V U O O /W Q OUT/THAT ^ gffias&'siffisffiia l'c x tH o m r ^ ------------------ ' .TOMMY. 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TOM WATHOM Attorney (lanaral Htnta of Florida i *..< . | | li.M T .A 3 7 ,* a € .« I.U S .d P «—• • IA2.93 -• 1.149.11 ---- — —• 3 .0 3 .1 1 — L m n lla n k ...... — - FARMERS’ MARKET Jo? ’. l.&au . 9 W m a s 7.211.19 t i4 t .* i* .it THE LONE OWE BUNOALOW, on. l-story II4& ,111 *1 €12,71 LEGAL NOTICES Ki C T B O m e . ^ i , Y lilU lB a • |1& 9.0 4 9 .lt i.i % n n .iT iF J i M # m h # ra’ Hba**# A r r n u n t a A d v a n c e a F r o n t F*‘«l*-ral I lia n # L ia m In P»oe*a«B O th e r Id a b lllllr a O e n rra l It a a a P v r a l.’ n d lv ld e d P r o fit a Balling*r, QraperttW._________ On # ' Of A ftftF T a F in n M i» rlita g a 1-oana 1 iari< O n p j» » |I««oka A 4*# r» lflcat# a lt#n 1 K a IA « 49w it#d F # d # r a l ll o m # l#>an ll a n k Hii»rk F n r n li t i r p . F la t u r # a A F i|« lp m # n l t'a a h O n lla n « | A nd In H a n k a FOUND—O ne boy*a coat with alpper fr o n t f>»n*r 0*11 Mr*. pU RnLi « “ * LEGAL NOTICE Race—Futurity Fifth Race—5-14 Mil# I M iria m In A c fn » # Th# E U M IIB fn t Of th o M lA p ro p e rty u n d e r th# « ald c .r t lf ® c a t * l.n n n d w a a l a th# m i t i # o f (U n k n o w n ) jH T l* n l# .a r a id c n r f lf lc a t o u b a ll !,# r#d#«m*>d n c r o r d ln g to la w . th# p m p n r t y d c . c r l b r d t h e r e in w i l l bn ■old to Ih n h ig h e s t b ld d .d a t th a c o u rt hoon# d o o r on t h a f l r t i U o r A day In t h a m o n th o f F a b r u a r y r 19 4}, w h ic h In th a t n d day of F e b ru a ry . 1941. fm t# d th in } n d d a y o f J a n u a r y 1941. f 11#*| oam # In m y n f f lr # a n .l h i * W lin a a i m y haind a n d n f f lr la l m «*l# a p p M r a ilo n f*»r n I i i e *!##*! a r t | nf 4if fir# n» O f la n d n . F lo r i d * lo |,# iBMiint |h r r # o n Hrtlal r # M lf lth la th# 3 t*t d a y aif I>#ppmb#r. r a t # 8 fn h r a r # a lh # fn1l#»wlnft i|*-«- a d . m i np. 1 IK H N D O N rrlt»#«l p r n p # r t y In 111# iN tn n tv 4 i# r k n f r l r n r i t C n w r l. M #m lnol#. H l a l# nf F lo f M a . i n - w l t H#min<il# r m i n i r . F l o r id a ^ T A N ( U J R | N t y 4 4-4 B o x C n m b I t 5# N K 1*4 o f N K 1-4 (le##« N 9 U y A .M . W E E K S D C W A rr# # ) H#«*(lnn 19. T»»wnBhlr» T r n .v ir ii p o , nun a s . in **r (U R A L ) ? l Hou»h I I b n t# 3« F .a * l. 3S T I ' I I N I P M alsA. Mu l l p r *4e In 74c TOMATOKB ta —4t l.b p - i s IS se t» It .x i .i i * . a t .a s — i t s * :u Pound C a rto n II oi t V A T K I t C IIK J IH D o * Itu n t*c Third Race—5-18 Mile I I I I Hauser Mav Become Zlvic- Will" Fight Minnesota M e n t o r Robinson Tonight MINNEAPOLIS. J*n. F E ED S a t Tooehton’s Oro II.M , I I — «! i n . C— f * .* • < -W T B s c * C n m m .r r ls l » l 4 * lo I I I# r iA f tlN H P - S D » i Itu n l i e in JS c S P IN A C H ll i l I t p r M u m m .r T y p * • 5 r in I I S * »W T PO TA TO ES l- W T H s r k s, IC IC I H a ll H a llf I | i.„ | l.e c n u r t a C o u rt C le r k I M laa D a lv a i a I|..M a n l*»r 1 III pay T r a f f i c 7 S lo w M use I M laa P a r a o n a lp y I A i i a ' I W a a lh a r • Y o r k , j* n . n i,-f> p » Joe Loula la In lha Army now and out of tho headline* for a while, so tho aecrat can coma o u t that F rltilo Zlvic and Ray Roblnaon will take pot-ahota a t each other for 12 round* to ­ night In Madlaon Square Garden fo r a crack at Red Coehrana’a - welterweight till*. ■4 ' Although th li return match haa been cm th* b o o k * for week*, tho hullabaloo over Loula* dafeat of Buddy Baar and hla joining up to do hla fighting fo r Uncle Sam left tomorrow’* tuaale a aomewhat myatarloua • moating. A good fertiliser for peaeh tree* It on* analysing five per cent nitrogen, seven percent phosphoric id d , and fiv t p«rcent potaah. It should be applied In early .p rln g before new growth s ta rt, a t th e rate of one-half to one pound for young tree* and up to aa much a* seven or eight pounds for old tree*. . Race— Futurity OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 1 0 .llaee— Futurity W*) — fcyiuri Nelaon, Toledo, I t .u c kNinth 4 M m oky T « l* Ohio, ahot a three-um ler-pir 57 1 I I ..11 y K aMa ll. * K a .i ► u ry 7 L u c k y M u rk yeaterday to lead the field at 1 S lu r r y K in g » nou»*lluin»or«# tho end of the firat round of I Vrlc Tenth Race—Futurity the 15,000, 72-hole Oakland n O r la m lo % |»«r«*!hy open golf tournament. The for­ I1 |in M .a k c d H ad * M m oky '> ar mer U. 8. open and P. 0 . A. J J o y f u l M o rn 7 DM champion poated a .13-34. Eleventh Race—A-l* Mil* Tha two • time national golf champion, never a winner on the , California leg of the winter tournam ent trial, act the pace for the 144 atartera. Car for 4 1‘a lu m M th e Sequoyah courao la 35-35— ‘ T0* new SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1 6 .W”) — Wreckage of an Army bomber which disappeared over R iven id*. C alif, Dm . 20 waa found Thursday, it* Sevan oc­ cupant* dead. Two o f tha crow of nine who were in th* plane w h e n it vanished In stormy w eather were reported m lasing. In reporting the discovery of th* plan* and recovery of th* bodies, the Fourth Airforce Command aald the craft had been Identified definitely aa the B2# which disappeared a t that time. Back T o Normal Standard Tonight Kennel Club Gets • Mlaa ,:•>]* * llo a ln a 1 t m .r lr a n l l n , 7 C ric k e t FRIDAY, JANUARY 1«, 1942 iV * . . ,%Vc'^--L « * *. 1 . . a '*1 ■ SI c ,! .’T T •»a/T^J • * •‘ *. Vtr/- �1 m mm Im t i k w a *o laa< nett i —r ATBICK K t l l . AN INDEPENDENT pAII.Y NEWSPAPER tofrtoTld HAAiflu --------------,UMB xxxm E s ta b lis h e d In apanese Forces *At Luzon Claim *’ N ew V ictories U.S.War D epartm ent States Enemy At- Asks Auto Deliveries • tacks A r e Stubb o ^ n l y Contested Missionaries Are R eported Killed Tokyo Declares U.S. { D e f e n d e r s Are ^Falling* B a c ^ • Br •< 1908 luteal t l r i l r n m I hi* suit* o f , wp *rw willing to oo anything to automobile* are “iiukim? ’hr best” htlp win th r war. Whan the war of th** *4»n on sale* ot new iMr* ! is over. our company will still tv building up th«*«er\ icr and used ! be in bui«»ne*«. «^rving ‘hs io n ear ihput cm m t*. according to j ford public. Our mechanic* arc statement* mult* by four tm n jw rll trained and »*v>erienc«‘«l in ronmcUit with tr*- in«liMtiy upon1th eir field.** ba-ing inti i Yifwctt IinIu) by n[ Floyd A. I'alm rr, talcs manager llPilud rcportci ! of Wight Bros Co., believe* lhat A .Morrison, vice-president I“ now* more than ever people ar.d marug* r tif Stric kland M otor*must tik r care of their cart. ( o., i«t *ted lhat hi* firm which . Particular should be particular attention »houl 'bought the first I'.OJ deajer'a paid when irttin g the uautl check ta i in Seminole County, has faith up with gasoline purchases. Our in toe automobile business in mechanic* are nrepjrvd to keep S.'nfonl ar.dv'thiti it* service i(e- automobiles mechanically in work­ i^ rtn isu t |* “ well stocked with ing order anil g»M»d shape. Let's auto putts." keep the old cars rolling to keep “ \*e hu\ e hired additional our sons flying-** mechanic* to work «»n ear* and “ Used c a t s will become the keep them in top jthnpr “ He con­ business of otu company," pro­ tinued. “Our used n r lot i* also pertied C l I Winn, salesman of well-stocked and ve are working the Sanford Huiek Co. "Service In accordant* with the local ra departm _____ents of the various comtinning board" J itaniet are prepared to v**condll“ It is tougii mi tie lers in one i Jon old c j rs in compliance —l,k rea|H ft," smd (o orge Alim in of jail national rules and re the Altman (Ttcvmlet f u , “ but I lions.** t t S ■“ MlMae. ’ . AMBflNtfil rrr«a| A Tokyo broadcast, nunti n tr diipatchea d a t e lined “with t h e Jspanree forces tjfS the Beftan peninsula. Idtfln Iaiand,” declared U. S. A m y defenders of the Phil* ere In • general retoward the coaet of a B e y , apparently to find shelter on ' Island. " -J Vv re •• * “ t r a p s r.’t to bear out th e rers la bain* stubborn* P r o t n Chopgkln, Jnf, a Chines* , . » declared all t o y , cototMhlnije Atoarlcan m ltilo mr aitonartaa on Halnr e Iiland, off the »outh coait of .. China, ------- h*»a been slain by Japanaae force* after the out b*Mk of war In the Pacific, okyo propaganda broadcast* med that ana corner of Gen. aArthur's llnea has been desI by aerial bomlanimmt. fokyo conceded the 'trength of the Amarioan-FUlpino lines whleh were said to be ramouflayed “ In a new manner.” Tho Jtonraaa *1*0 (Mined •ftsW bndlnga” on Bitar.—pne* AUy a more to atriko the north* am flank of Gan. MacArthur's llitaa from the rear. The communique also said that “atony report* roachlny Gen. MacArthur's htadquartors from U fa occupied area* .todicata tha enemy la ayatomatleally lootlito and dares la liny the entire coM tryside.” . Tho proa pact th a t these re­ sted raids on both Ambolna Balikh Papa* ware the of new v l|»Ta*loo W*a not loot on Uw DuUh. ■ Ii already have been on th* ot! Island of Tare. Ia n Utoa loo mite* above Fa pan, and en the north o t Cetebee. rtI c e n ta l hdtteri** yeetarday to bavo if daetreyere after center e l t h * ..................... FLORIDA, SATU1DAY, JANUARY 17.19U Dealers Building Up Used Car, Service Departments MM* te r . Brit Wlnsten CharcHllI „ Oaday a l r l i B N t k a fte r bln wblxx , trip from the Halted i U t e White n*BB|i m M toe a r th a t PrreU ent R n m ■alt and P riu a Minister . C tiarrhlll had r tu b e d a m ftoatplete aaderstandlnx" the M a t planniar for present and fa ta re arilltiry fd d •'Naval operation* durt t r the British leader * visit *( IKUe more th in three ^*aeka In thla country. SANFORI), L. d a f t Cargile (left), presi­ dent of the Nntionnl Auto Deal* ' ,r* A**oriaiion. h«. » jitiv a ir won! with Chairman right I' it- - Singapore Crisis Is Near As Japs Crack Australian Lines Tokyo Asserts Troops Are Only .”>0 Miles Away FromStronghold After Attack Guarding America’s Northeastern Coast 70 Nippon Planes Raid Malaya Rase Invaders Strike At Ihm ua: American Pilots Fiidil Hack i Hi • I Itr %•w strln lrU |*rr»«» Chamber of Commerce Secre­ tary Kd Higgins will make an mportant stop on hi* trip to Washington when he appear* I*, fore th* State Rned D epart­ ment Board in Tallahassee Mon­ day to urge the placing of two Seminole County1 n>a.r“ '|irohr«t» in the department'* b<uly«t for IU42, Mr. I|i«irin* ■aid today. Stale Senator K. F. Ilousholdsr a l*o I* e*peele.l to altrn d th . meetiny. Mr. Ili^yln* * expected to leave hen- Sunday. In Waahlayton, he will attem pt to obtain defrn** contrael* for firm* In Seminal* County. ’ »nd *Ue to try to *»»ur# fuaAi for the enl-iryrmenl .o f the new. .Banfore* CAA airport, . - whleh reeenlly iil;i r r win ileeiynalrit a* an aaiilmi Army Air Corp* llylny 'tela. Mr. lllyyln* atated. W. 8. Earle, riell enymeer und former WPA *upervl*or for Seminole Cbunty, ha* been employed by * Committee compo*rd of P. A. Dy»on, II. II Surgeon G en eral. Tells Of Dangers Of Prostitution _____ ______________ (|0|nK_..rnrlrtllnir that a cri*i* ii n ar in tin* full* Amount Of S a l a r y Observe itine Work At School May Be Aa Surprise «f 11r11.■i :■*- s in ii.n n o .- 1)00 siI' iiiii 'I iiiIi I. . Here la on* of the Army's defense lines behind th* wall of ship* patrnllny the Altanllr. .These inotiile 166 nun. seacoast yun* tu ean-l| harired emplacements |Miint out to sea .ran i|i il A limpin lh lit h* ••••» >u»cnpi’tv {4 lltVflti!iuiu: ite th. ItMtl ah III mil .Inpir•H* ...... .. ttu\ r v.r:iiiii'«l •oil |i 1*111.k ii fiMith«*I't •**• III of the Miitl IxINi • ‘.Ml inilra slruleyie i»diit ihe New Enrlund I , ninth oi I..) III '* <* . 1 t It.• ISixx Tlie East I’oii.t i. lo-nvily studded wtlh null Inn* )'.« Im• it li . mf.ii«. 1 )»v Ntiiv im: \t II' nth* i Nil •p.'ll' .* .liumif \ rtrl mi 11iklllc ml " It Mn • f’huit Ii '•.'It \llinn t. in mi men mnl It i itt**h 1mpri 1.1|4 »»%• . ill Mx ilt.i. mc'-t uiir th r my 1 tr* mil. «. IIoith '•! Ituiiulaok. \ •hiplmi'l ..f •l:»M 1.i tei'iti'i1a 111*’ i |ve«l ;|t fillIcult.i S**Vl'llt V «•iicim |■IlllIlM i ai*lf 1 .......1i 1.Ml I'MX lilt' | Nreily tall feiuiers met lest Stti|f upon co | emP,e 'Farmers Make Plans To Aid 1 vek For'^und I_____ [nCotinly Defense Projects ^JACKfONVIl IE , Jaa. 17. Seminole County «hriners honored -lony .YUb n*ne T, from various |i*rta nf the ry, by btiily voted honorary ihlps in Mori>cco Temple ± .TM aW W in, lit lit discuss the imrt they Casselberry - .Fern , n , . . can play in the defaas# move Park First Aid Ait r.?‘ own r d„ protrrtioii. x X Z thrir bill Im* -hortnfpe In rouit tf tlie Class Organized •■min in)« thry u»# to !unrv«t elurk was onlered drawn for the The nryanlratioii nicrliiif >( S an ferd ' Khrlner's fond 1*nrL U*l and | n Casselberry-Fem o th er w sr isl Lurncle*. j Cross Klrsl Aid Class . . . held U.L. Mullbie, of Altamonte lust nirht from 7:1(1 until '.i:1il S p rln n , ami T. Umdfurd Byixl, o'clock in thr t'omniunity IlmiAi*, prr»i<Unt of tho Sanford >hrln# I uiulrr th*- .llrw tion of Mr*. t:iub, were the Seminole County | Aldon DcrlhU-k, arconlina to n .h o n o rs so honored. Mr. Maltbie * r,|w U by Mrs. Iloy Mann, pub m em b eraS p j* in Ishm jlia Tern- ||f jlv chairman of th.. o i g a n m i PI*. of Buffilo, where he ha* Coll. •n a member for 60 years. Mri, Florrncv Davi« uml .Mr O ther 8hrinrr» honored were: Robert Ro<x arv |»rr|»Jttil t*t Potentate lUtw Ali!#n Glaic, W, 'give knitting Instruct km tu nnyA. Held'I a~ , ..? ob, I.A b#rnith^ 2? °nf who i« mt#rc«lp,| In making OaklandJ, C ilif.; U frrym in ^-Igafniw nta t<> fill Rml (V ihim rorGoodrum ot Muimi; P js t Poteii-1 tons, and a . In local chapter, a till- Andy Balcolnt, of Dallas; Past • number of volur*-er -m l .n w «l Potentate day Newton, of Dr* j „rviee committee rhuinneh Mo.neai Potentate \Valter Q u iet,,ha¥l. |„.rll appointesl. of Minneapolis ami Contain John-, ,, „ ►on. ofI aSacramento. Hibbard . * ..e lh c ,rv . .-„,rr s, V k it I l l l l l x I I I U , —— — tli»u*t«r rhuirni.in, it Potentate W. Malcolm McCrory *rnc.v “n‘l . -. .— nnmhae .of , r as.i.taut* serve: Mr. number retired as hrud of Morocco Tent .urKirul pie and J. Dillon Kennedy was ('. Kendrick Smith, elected to succeed him. Recorder dressings; Mrs. Everett IpnHugh Cuwan and Treasurer John sbsw, sewing; Mrs. F. K. tiei*. M. Register wrre reelected and let, knitling; Mrs. Davis, knitall other members of th* Divan, ling Instruct! msj Mr*. G. V official staff, were udvenred one Bridge, knltl'ng clusse. fur I v chair. Horace Kretwell was elect- m in SctiiHd students; Mr*. W. I) ed oriental guide. Moon, bu.ine.s wuim-n; Mr.. Representatives named to th* Oerthirk, first aid; Mrs. ft. C. na­ Imperial Council are: Potentate Nash, general district chairman. worth of military supplies sinepartment budget, i provided th* Japaneto attack un -Pearl WASHINGTON. Jan. 17—(Ah tional defense demand* are not itvsrbor Dec. 7, 1941. —lions Id M. Nelson, as chair- too great. A section of road ProducUo.x a Iread / ha* beei iman nf th# new War prceluctlon from Tenth Street South on started on many of the order. I Hoard, took on th* tecontl most Park Avenue to Txventy-thlrd placed, acrord n* to announce-: Important Job In th- country-( Street la expected to be repaved menl by Robert l \ Patterson. ioPp«l only by President Roose- ami widened. Backing fur this Under secretary of War. velt—and forgot to ask about project ha* been received from salary. , Fred Ward, Road Department UKII ON TRAIL Hr resigned Friday as e w a - i member In the central district, live vice president of Sears, ha* called this stretch, •GAINESVILLe T Jan. 17—(Ah Rnebusk. surrendering a 070.- Jiwho B* the linfclo* main highways, a —Tons lie b , head football WKO-a.yror Income. Aakftl whnt • **b»)Ulenackw. coach *f the University of Flo- , v p«ky wynW Km in tb# now pUiu h a rt b ttn mmiU for n e n heavy destroyer or rlda, la hitting th* banquet trail Job Mr. NrUon was atumpr.1. Ih# p«T|n ff of State Road No. sraln aad maklny penetrations bit by Dutch bombers. I forgot to aak," he confess- 2al from Oviedo to tb* county Into many parts of the state line, and attempts are to b* rontractinc prospective football At thr Wh'te House, official* mad* to place this construction players for lb* university. *sld they presumed he would in th* budget. draw about llo.ooo a year. It An albatreoa caught off Chile « • ', exp-etcd the had been released a * a r New would write Nelaon a President DUKE DIBS Zealand only eight day* be/oro. formally notifying him ofletter his apnointment .and epeeifyln^ his LONDON, Jaa. 17—WV-Tha :k literally hai eyes salary. Duka of Connaught, oi, last of Ite head. surviving tan a l Queen Victoria, died Friday a t Bagshot Park. Surrey, after an illness of Next Blackout Here several montka. • • min* • l’»r* i • All . .f l u i a l T mIiv . i liii.ad. ra*t I inIjiv ii'-.T .'.l .l.ipaii'a 1nvii*iiin ai nil.'- liuil l.m k r u Ihrinit'li I lit- An.I rail.in liiifi i n I in* |lii»ii-l,.iliul accliir. «0nl> f»(t milf< m .rlliw fst nf S ‘.iikii |<*ri’. Ii wn- apiinroni — Tile Hi ip b t«w!a** announced the iinrotidit ioniii mii render of the A \n r.irrison of llalfnva P om and the rupture ik' ,*»JiOI priiMiners und much material u.i the African front. The Bed nrmv i* reported widening the hre.irh between German lines on the M meow j front despite heavy German O RLA N pO ," Jan. 17.*—(Spec- counterattack*. On the southern la))-*D «clariny that fedriul of- ; front, the Bov rt* reporteu dif lc al* are pUnotny . t Y e r e m e t­ ‘ reel action again «t the defense re*** ay aia st yr.istltutla^.^^n^^ forces at Taganrog and Kharkov. Farmer* are, pouring bick In mlllUry rw rrealion*. * lJniU -. — ... Slate* 8ur*nm (ienrral Tb<vn*a OH l••<■nntuml territory to Parf*n I M pienibors of a S ta ll* njaka rraily fnr Sarin* plantlny. Riu«ian disputrha* *aid ta d Ilralth Comm ittrImp#r1tlnl N itl I ' O r t a j j C t i t e o t j j ^ t 'nlyht «ht«t th# i'h a s niiM il ,a i-eutrnl front era* hlredtnlt to ..._ tt w o J t venereal Jl.- •loath in the »nuwy v aatn a u of war-borne Kn»*ia, u n d e r the impact nr K»M«. Nearly 67,P » ni*1' 01,1 ,,f jpeclplly - equippeil- 8 I b e f i u n ,very> million examimd fur » r - '‘irnoM troop*" attackiny Its rice in lb* force* hud flunks, and t h a t th* German been rejected breai^a of ve­ xm thrrn drnnyhnlda of Khark­ nereal di»co*e», Mr. I’arran di*- ov and Tnyanroy were rm lrr eloeed, *ml ailurtl ,Ul*l a Con- ^ point Idank Red artillery fire. yrcuional act h«* been pa»»*-*l i “Tho German armle* ore now That iflve* tho .W ar. and Navy ]m rxaetly the iam e poeitlon >he | { "'t 'an" ahopi^ind^^ wood' Yrorkiny .ecretarie* the powir to d e siy ;Russian, were la .t Fall," one j „ nate area* near encampments in military rnm m entatnr Halil. "Thev I [L -.i i_ a , minQiH ' County to which pro.tltutlnn temild bo c o n -| are on the dcfrn.lve. trying H ^ r r ia i n t h T ^ m b e r of firm? .ktere.1 a federal offense. .protect a .,000 mile front until IJJ^ U b te to hamUe -Lfen-e con“Th# Federal ayenc.e* unl.l Hptlny. I ... iiimjin* disclosed, recently h^v* | 1The Russian*, holdlny the in. | j | r.' |, ,,pecte.< to conr e a l and cajolo ami persuade ( itiative, can now hit t h e m ,ac, th# firm* a* soon a* po»local offlclaU to clren ''P p a j wh. re they choose.” . a ble, and any bu.ine** hovlny •litutlon near miltary r* rx. •T hese yhoi t troops trail ski-1 capable faeilitie, for haiulUn^ lions, "0 ss o. • mountetl rannon. mine-throwers, the rontracts ihould notify th* 1ami and ar* only port • Chamber t.f Commerce If they . a supplies, of y reat reservoir of troops are not reached by Mr. Earl* in li s t e r s * IT Q f - f t n l r i i r f u trained for ju it w hat they h av rith .- nest two or three daye. It ^ an. WB* stated. . I nihilatinc”—the Russian, said. -.<>cal official* have been u WASHINGTON. J*n. H - t / d I ---------------------------' .urvd by member* of the Road —Th* W ar Departm ent «n- ; I Department that tw* rebuilding nounetd Friday night It had en- N e lso n D oeSn t KnOW ami paving construction Jobs on tared contracts with thr autouio two roads in th# counlv arv to IHU Industry for »1JiOO.OCa.OO.) be placed In th* State Road De­ Auto Industry Gets i Huge U. o. Xsoniracis M M HER I IK Reds Say Nazis Ed Higgins Are Bleeding To Meet With State Death In Russia Read Department Troops From Siberia Secretary T o S e e k . * . . . man <.f «h.- ii...-*- small Bu-i-1 Attacking Hanks Funds For Airport, ness Committer, Caigtle nn.l nth- , /v r ». Defense P r o j ects t r auto association represent a- t '* * v i t r i l i r i r i ,*\i ITl^' lives pleaded for a permit I dealers to deliver all order* dat etl prior to January 1. Member Associated Press i * rrofm, Al«*x It Johnjion, rholr lln |i'« h I h o ii I m’I * - lim k l*wnl j nmn of li t* uifnrulU rr* tlivi-lon iU*.tiit«t the .lap.me-i* ••peralimi°f ’l'1 Sriinnolr Count) i a) hu-e til .Stimrei r.itnm , well 11 'n iiiifil, “lu tftl liH luy. A “ I ih h I foi I r r r t lo in " pro- j up the pritm«i|lu m K•'•!.• Il Atttli*. uitl heavilx it* «aulle«l uml i*uiik tf i u hi won a n u ly z v it by .Mrt a n min i «*f invathne haree* O u iilu W i I*m»m, Inm ie ile m o n u lru Stiif'ei 1 initm. -*• mile* lio n o k * ' it. w ho i v lu lr t l ptuiid '.'in ill 'll b#tn Kennedy, Jade* I/<ul* W. Strum, R.D. “ Pit#” 11isidw 1 in ^ ' w.f.; Deadline Dow. For Buying At th# conclusion of th* ses Of Tags Ends Today siun Mr. Brrd was presented With th* RIM check to match a lUt* A 4't-hour extension nf the amount niard by Sanford Bhtin- time limit for tho purchase uf ers for their war aid fund, mo*> automobile licenses end* tonight. of xthlch will go to the Red Cross. Jno. D. Jinkins, tax collector, A ir Base Minstrel Revue Is Called Off Th« Orlando Air Bis* Minstrel Revue, which wgs schedued to be presented her* Jan. i t , will net appvur aa planned, chairman of the Committee for th* relsbntlon of th* President's Birthday, announced thla morning. "Many members 'o f tb* rvvue have been assigned to other poets ty th* government," Mr. Smith stated, “to wo will be unable to present tb* minstrel. Money will be refunded to pereend who hare already purchased tickets." Sanford Man In Hawaii Says Fliers Are Amused ByJapanese Broadcast arlncipaUy on Plneepple*. It la Impossible for th* United Stales to get feed to them.’ W# chuckled whan w* board thla, bocaaaa we fellows just got a new Filipino cook and Ute faad la better than ever.* The slipping concerning mail reads, -A new Feet Offlre mltog permits the pereesiBel ot to (end ritoper letter* ta th* mala load far hit BN* ■ Irestsad t f thr SO eeata rate. Clipper from the antolaa j ' ad* T h e .fiipune«e n il im»l impel*in ritv m liiukw rtn.l t m i r n f l , it WMA fa ill. ()»•» tfh l l l r i p were th e Im p tH u l f n e r f Wert* /rettln*: * o m v m ea«ii«e ar a lt declared this morning, adding that h'a office a t the Court Haute will clot* a t 0:00 P. M. Total Hern,* sate* for the county at 9:10 o’clock thla m orn­ ing were 2.901 tags, Mr. Jinkins slated. During lu ll a total of 6,862 tags were sold. Mr. Jlnklnx also emtounerd a record day fnr th* collection of money on Jan. I5, when amounted to IH^IO.OM. H, J. Driggers, S tate Motor Vehicle commissioner, extended t h e regular deadline for the purchasing of tags on Jan. |8 for 48 hours through today after Governor RpoasarH Hof(and refused to extend the time limit. Mr. Jinkins announced that tag* will bo on sale throughout th« year, but th at It will be a violation of the law to drive a car a fte r today without a IP4> license. _________ Nations Are Asked To Cut Axis Ties the r o llo n VMtion of co m m it t e r , t o ii* i» liii|r n orth o f the t«»\%11 •it the tvpxl eon-I ftMMln. o f (!t«*rys' of M alar* t» Thh mortiinir. the am ini coon. Halm*"*, Mi. Swurtz, C. R. I>i»w /•on. J. I(. Balhify utnl Krtinvlh j I* i offs*n-i\ • w n* ■•*teinle*l w ith it liit k l*v llr ill^ h w a rp la n e * Rt»Vkrt of Wuidipr, will wolk out u »y-»lcm to £*t pKtolncIt* i»» m " l i i i i ' f ft n e e " — thin w a« tin* le i in n-e»l hy tin* U n t o It ru m unninif vial ton* thrm ghont the county uii«| to f iiitl ao iiic inrniiR in iiiiil i* —••If on J u p a n r »!*■ lr:itt«l in k in ih e of puyimr workorn lo do (to* n u ll iiiul t o llin g initial canning which h«*rt* T n u ip in m e .i lo th e inn (lie Ml (o fo ro ily . I.. isfrn ilom* v o lu n lu i uf A "faiin murliinviy and ri'piin i-enti-r'* rooiniitlvv w:i, ul*o lip limit, d t.> ui rungs* a plan f.n ■es'iiiliig l.'.d. uml iiii|ilrnn-nt’ for ns# t*> uny furmei in tin, iin-ii w !u-n u i IviiIuki* 0,-1-111. M i-itili|.r., i‘li di- n l ■tin - r iio in iit lr e in R llu w s o n , R uli-ig) King, E .1. Mryi-r uml \V. A Miti-hell id Muilluiul. " d o u rly it. ,i a -in t #iI w i t ii tin I pri-ri-ding tnpu- i. the third ln|iic whnh we discussod," Mi Johnson sunt this morning. J plun for collr.ting scrap Iron wus drcidi-d upon. IMirurdril iro> murhinrry uml |iuil* whis-h i-ui In- used will lie sorlrd and th. rentairtdrr will Im* plucrd In 1 pile to In* sold. So that this plui may to- rallied out successfully farm er, u r r requested to re Train from selling iron tu Junt dealer*. Although Ihe possible use o! a lowei grade of crate* in urdei to conserve better grade* fill use in defense project* was di* cussed ii t length, n u definiti plans were utude. The subject will he taken up with crute man ufacturers, it wa« decided. A rural (ire department wn. among projects discussed. This program is expected to In worked out so that the spra> wagon* used hy farmer* wll have wuler attachment* whici can he i-*ed in pulling out fires Volunteers will work under tin direction of Chief Mack Cliveland. Mr. Johnson and the heads of th* agriculture division of de­ fense in this area are said lo agrao that some fertilixars and apraya, also container*, such a* drums and sacks will be Marc* ilu* to certain prinrilUx. Therefnr* grower* should he at econom­ ical In their use of xuch materials a* possible without hindering th* growth of rrops. It was said. n iO DE JANEIRO. Jan. I 7 (AV-C olumMa, Mexico and Vanexoela Friday formally asked Local W eather the Pan-American nations to m i their diplomatic Ilea with the-A xis to todetor th* ntiltad FUiRIDA — Slightly wanner States’ war effort, and there tonight with scs tiered Hjht were indication* .‘that reluctant shower* near the southeast Argentina may awing - Into Una. coast. Ao'da from Argmliiia’a on paritien to any *T)e*-b*lUrtrvnt' The Nav» operates about 10 to erased asni** pereaa getton. the other - atotaelat t< larva . hospitals, two hospital ship*, amt every Navy xhip h*> iZ T J S . " S ^ i : a -tick bay'. BKBK ------- - iifeifei'' M alacca T h e B c ili- h lin e i i t i i i - t '•••nthrn M alax a o* in*xx o n lv IIMI m ile - loin*, and il w jm o«nnti'tl m il in Sm u a iN tie that tin* ile feiiilm •* thiM had in o ie m en |>e;* m ile t h a n f o im e r lv and lion* wet e ahh* t i «• ii I t r u in : p a lr o U illto I'lleoi v t e i l l t o i y T il lalon e. a eipeiitiM lum »* that folhixveil w e e k - » f tle 'i IM tve w it lu ll axviiN. in d ic a t' d a ’'tirdeiiiitif of IliilM h | m»-i I io i i .«. Camellia Show Will Be Staged Sunday, Monday. WINTER PARK. Jon. 17. (Special)- - The onm ul "Interttule Ciimellin Show" will In1 •rid Suitdav anil Mondnv in the wo Oichiit llouses of the Mead lotunirnl (iordcit und th • Rireption l/iitge. This sliow is s|«in«oreil jointV hy tIts* Mead Itotnnicul G ar­ ten and the Garden flu b s of Orlando and Winter Park. The how la .t year wn» a it-mark a • de succts.s and the exhibit* llih year will he much tmiru nnm rr•us and will lie la-tti-r displayed hanks to Ihe new Orchid lloi-se iu*t completed at the Orlanda ntrnnre to the (inrdrn. Everyone in Orlando uml vienity who rnbes camellia* either for his own pleasure or for coni, nerrial purposes is urged tu ex* Silslt. There ore cla*-e* for alt kinds nf entries, both amateur rod professl rnal, including rant* •Ilia flower arrangements. A silver howl will lie award* -d to the Hweepstakea winner, that is to th* Indivkhial who wins the mo*t point*. Hire rib­ bons count a s . five points, red ribbons as three and whit* rib* hens, a* one. A" hrnni# medal will he awarded to Ihe am atenr reerlvlng Ihe largest number c f point* ami. likewise,’ a ornnto medal to the rommercial qrowev w a iv in g th# largest number of points. This Camellia S h o w 1* tha flrxt of ■several flower show* to be sponsored by Ihe Mead llotankal Garden during th* pres­ ent aenson. There will be a i Amaryllis Show, a H*m*ro*alU«,. Show, and th* Florida State Flower Show, the laltet being haU early in March. . / •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. 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 16, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 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/ccbb1a38ffbb56d3a0aa39dc370daff4.pdf 1f64ed576e7ed40d4b9f73ad7385501f PDF Text Text I / < 'x FOUR that there would be acvtral shielded lights under the grand* stand, eliminating total darkness on the Interior during the black* out Eric will make an attempt to inject himself among the top winners of the track this season FOOD, Jan. 14— (Some- when he meets arven other grey­ Tied up a fte r a alow first S a f if o n l-()r U n d o K * n - hounds in tonight’* feature race. half, 4 to 4, the fteminol* High . today announced full Celery Fed cage team ran Detlotu to co-opcrnU with Overnight Entries Per Wednesday Land’* Bulldogs ragged In the l * i nIn*-county blackout. First Raeo—Futurity final half fo r Its second vic­ P I . K. I . __ tr Connolly, general man­ I T a i l (lssr tory in three starts this year, u f h T r a f f l e ( K a t t r Ann or Um track, announced that: II Jllo by 21 to 10. “ o v ia l H t e r t .r 7 ' M is. E o ln The night'* program would « A m e rica n Boy • C ric k e t Ann H. E. Morris, Junior H ig h Second Race—Futurity School principal, who It direct­ Off—which meant actual run I F I r a t H a lf (Pally D e a i l e l ing the team In Coach Mrt.ueas' I J e n n ie C ra ft t J a y Da S la rro t—a t S i l l o’clock sharp. absence, stated before the con­ S. The Dally Doubts will be I Mice I’e r s a n a l l l y * C le m e n tin a IPod l-e ro u rl 7 t u b e N. test that he planned to play gomplatad before the blackout II Mlee C a lv e s I IPIpey T r a f f ic most of hts squad in an at* Ngaal. tlm second race d arting at Third Race—S -K Mil*. tempt to tire tha Bulldogs. Tha o’clock. (L e a f I U I I IPally IPeaklel plan proved extremely aucceay The fourth raca will ba de­ I C on tis . I K a ir a Kira I T lllle l l a r p e r ( l.ady Herd ful a t the F e d * ran up 17 lated. gtren a 10-race program I l a d y H ues 7 Alice " B a l e a r i c [point* In the last two quarters for the night. t J. K PV. • M iriam Monra to a ll for Da Land. Fourteen M r. Connolly also announced Fourth Race— Futurity member* of the Fed anuad par­ I T v rr lb l* T im ft fla a u ty Marfa* S A ltn io ft I>u*ky M arsh ticipated In the tilt that had ft C a m *o B o y 7 T w #*dl*rf*m »• Ita high point m a n . Billy ft D a n cin g W a F o r l C ou rt C oq n a lia Fleming, who accounted for iev. Fifth R a < * -3 1 « MIU en nolata. Ja ck f Buttcrhall) 1 llo u rb o n Hoy ft V arnish Herring foilowml closely with 2 C h a rlla lla ft ft (I r a r * 2 M iami C a llin g 7 iMimp I.IgM six. Modem facta prova CARDUI ft i ’ ru n 's H a n g a r I tlob M oor* The first half was unusually Sixth Race— F u t u r i t y pa t w ayi: Taken as a tonic •low aa both learns missed nu­ ( J o y f u l Morn direction*. It uiually itlmu* I-M a y K e e n merous ■hots. But the rnmnlexD ay ft Mtand Dp pa .appetite, Increases flow 23 Mmoky Monl« lllu a 7 J u s t Miami . lon of the gam* changed short­ gastric J u i c e i , to Improves ft C l* a r T a ll I llslls lla r p s r ly after the sta rt o ' the third “ »«. That'* probably the 8*renth I U ( a - « U Mila quarter when DeLand weakened, fo r the new energy and 1 K a n sa s I t a n f s r f t D aisy and the local team’s play Im­ yU I D uka • X a sk stl flsd _ h and the relief of per- 23 JDoarlin proved. g 's ( l i f t 7 M ills flip functional dlalreaa o f many ft Don t>rlando l C u ra t* The Fed* m a d * It a claan The other way auch dia­ E i g h t h Race— F u t u r i t y •ween whan the B tr*m easily I l.u ck y T a k e r ls relieved for many la I lu llin '* J i m licked the Del-end B. 25 to I t . Mlee M Ulon ( Hlay'e lin a s * starting 3 daya before "the 1I Hllnt llr lm e a 7 W h ile Z ephyr T h a locals will go to Ocala ," taking I t aa directed. I N a tu ra l Hull S l.u m b er J a c k Thursday fo r an afternoon en­ CARDUI-____________-A D V . Ninth Race— 5-18 Mil* gagement with the strong five I Hull K aet I C ou rt (Ju lx of that city. Tha B so'iad gam* 1 Ida W illa rd ( Hinny M atron 1 E r ie * 7 l<ueky M ark will start there at 2 :30 .M., t Lu rk y Hie I Keel K ury followed by the A squad tilt. Teeth Race— 5-U Mil* The lln* ups: I I ra n * M ae i My K o rtu n e SANFORD I Itee le tre ln ( Hadle llu lan u DELAND ] Don X 1 la r k y F ir* Harrlng (6) F Smith (41 4 Duet r Da u ill a Ileal C u te Meld Daniels (41 F Chanman ( Fleming (7 ) C Wilson ( Rranan (0) G Tatum < Lee (2) G Cllftnn ( a» Sub# scoring: lllcks (2 ). Papalar Prices Track Makes [out Plans tor Thursday Fed Cage Team FARMERS' MARKET Beats DeLand * 1 Five By 21 to 10 .Jtert aarlUr. Th* flrtt raeo 4111 V® . 7 ^ , - . - , GIRLS 2 w a y R e lie f I I Delicious Cocktails Goods ft jfc Package It Your Laxativa a Leader? A good reason you ought to try BLACK • DRAUGHT next time la— It has been a favorite laxative in tha .South for four generational' You’ll discover an all around good laxative—epicy, aromatic, easy to take. Used directed, its action Is usually gantla and thorough, too. There’s a tonic-laxatlvs Ingredient In BLACK-DRAUGHT which helps ton* lasy Intestinal musclts! — ADV Drive aa s a l sad try aa* af aoiw fa a io a a haw k aaadwldMa. U JACK’S DEW DROP INN 0a „ 14. 1643 W EDNESDAY* JA N U A R Y Monro* Beautiful We are S t.' prepared | To rfendcr prompt, efficient service In (he car and (rack owners of Sanford—rcgardleM of make of car «™ 4 WO Hava employed additional nkllled mechanic*—and wo bar* complete precision tools. WV guarantee . . . \0 BETTER SERVICE ANYWHERE” Strickland Motors Inc. 106*115 Palmetto Are. Phone 128 Check the Figures TODAYS PROGRAMS 4:00 Edwin C. Hill 0:10 Greyhound Gua 8:15 Carol Marah 8:30 Dinner Mode 6:45 The World Today 7KJ0 Tha Lqo* Ranger 7:30 I ^ t 'i Pretend A V O C A D O S Du Bskt 14 1* t* I I I * 8:00 Big Town H U S K S bu h gr Td ra n I I .I * to I I P* 8:30 Dr. Chrixtlaa u n n r a Dee b o b l*c to Me cahhaop: To n Bulk iie .e e in 8:55 Elmer Deals 4k tba New* IP*.** II pr |l. I I Chines*. C rt 0:00 S ta r Theatre 11*1 Havey llp r I I I * Bed 10:00 Glenn Miller Orchestra ll.ll C A L l.f r U P W E R I S llu llp r Ord. 10:15 Drama o f U fa ll.ee Crt# fey I I 71 .le l».*0 10:30 Sport* (Reporter C A IIH O T U Dos llu* t* r In l*e 10:45 News of tn* World C E L E R Y O a te s l l . l l le I I I * 11:00 Johnny Long Orchestra C I I A T O T B Du H e r II.** 11:30 Vaughn Monro# Orchestra C O L lJk R O O l>n* Bus l*c to l*c E G G P L A N T llu llp r ll.y * (o l l . l l 123)0 Union W ells, news Crate* I I S * • C H A P K F I llJ I T Do* LMt Cemb 12:06 film Off TOMORROWS PROGRAM I I I * It Bey Bag lie No. 1 II U t% Bos Baa li e A His 0:30 Norman Beasley IIO N riY O al I'alJ Orang* Bloaeom F !*‘. Cowboys . I l l* 7:00 Breakfast Brevities I .E T T C C B le tbsrg C rt trod la — 7:45 Up New* I I I * . 4e— ll .M . la — |l* e O NIO NH t>ea Bun KPe to l*a 7:55 Weather A Tim# O IIAN IIKM tin* l.’JL Comb l l . l l 83)0 Tha World Today Hag I be No. I l l . l * Bag lee 8:15 Sunrise Serenade I'A IU H .K T Doa tlun Sic to tie HE AH O ften. Bu llp r 11.71 le 11.40 8:30 Organ Mooda I ’C I ’P EH H Be llp r l l . l l lo l l .l * 8:45 Virginia Crta fey 11.71 tn It * * 03)0 Morning Devotions I'O T A T H pEH n .O nil**. U.IL No. I D:15 American S cIumI of th e A — Crates I I I * . D— I I I * . C — II.** C W T Beg* Commercial Air ll.ll— III* . 9:44 Up New* H A D H fllE a Do* Bun l i e lu l* « • 10:00 Mantel HI’ IM A O I Bu llp r Hummer Ty p e 10:05 Black * Whit* Notes lie to *1.0# _ . „ H W T H O T A T O E H C W T Back* |I.V» 10:15 Myrt A M a r*, • T A N IIE R IN E M « - » Boa Comb *t.ie 10:30 Stepmother le — l l . l l T D IIN IP H l»o i B u i 111 lo ••r. . . 10:45 Woman of Courage T C IIN II* Halad llu ll p r li e lo 71c 11:00 Mary V et Taylor to m a to e s i * - » IJ> c r t ; !*•»• 11:15 At Home with Sally Mar­ to I I I * Luaa l l . l * — M » * 10 tin U i C arton • -v It JO Bright Itorlxon W A T E R CIU5H Doa Dua «*e 11:45 Up News O fT o r OTAT* rSSODCCT* 11:55 Temperature Bulletin A P I'L E H J ls e k . T w Iif. BtAym en u * 12:00 Kata Smith Speaks itsk t i i .i i in im y » i.* » llrloua Hoi IS.#* „ — 12:15 Novachord Melodies 12:30 Daneellme r a NANAO a* Lb Han t i l t ‘ CORN S k a llx l W M l* L’W T B a fS . 12:45 Our Gal Sunday 11.7* lo l l . l t 1:00 U fa Can Be Beautiful ONIONH Tallow^ S# U » » a « k I I I * 1:15 Woman In White In 130 Bridge School of the Air H trTATO EH * C W T B a g s M-M | t.S * O E B D C e f t l l B e d Blla# 1:45 Road of U fa CW T »(-••— I * - * * .. „ 2:00 Young Dr. Matqne 2:15 Joyce Jordrfn 2:30 The Goldbergs IJi. 2:45 Up News > m 2:50 Jim White 2:55 Matinee Musicals n tr r A B A O A B s * u » • * » » l | J 1 3:15 Olga Coalho 3:30 Renfro Valley Folks STETSON W INS 3:45 Highways to Health 3:55 Press News M L A N D , Jan. 14. — (Bpre* 4:00 Cincinnati Conservatory of lalY -8U tao n Unlvaratty'* Inde­ Music pendent basketball t*«m ran 4:30 Sing Along . Landt Trio wild here Tuesday night a t aliwt 4:45 Press New* an outclaacd Southern Colleg* 5:00 For th« Farmer five to defeat the .7 5:10 Twilight Melodies tha lop-alddd score o f S t to 23. 6:30 Drama of Life 6:15 Scattargood Bain** Th# tower at the new N a y Medical Center. Batheada, Md. la 20 atorits high and shaped J e s s * __ D.- “Peanut*" ^cren. Ilk* a Geneva Croa*. champion *r *a g * picker G row er* Winter Haven Citni* Th# Imposing lobby of th* n « r A s ro cis tio ci. | gone In tralalag Navy Medical Center, Bethaed*. and says iyt ha will b * prepared to Md., la lined with Vermont mar- defend his till* o f state champ mplon bl* trimmed with whho_bron«*. , w a s* as s t M IIC E L IA N K O IS g U t l T S U B v a cu s rrA B L M a a r o i T o r OaAaa t > T o I S « t A M . IS. II m s * *» L.D . OU F L O R ID A r X O U t l T P H k F O H T MO 4| £*» ’s ir.«. Hogan Wins Open On F i n a l Hole rWrSS*».jL*cWT'5Si V IX)S ANGELES, Jan . U - f A 1) —Stroking away irlth deadly coolness and accuracy, we* Ben Hogan chopped down Jimmy Thompson, the sturdy redwood of California, yesterday and cap­ tured the play-off fo r tha flO,000 Lo* Angeles Open golf championship In a links struggle that was not decided until tn* laet hole. Ilfogan, a m art stripling be­ hind the broad-shouldered blond from Del Monts, blrdled tha eighteenth with a spectacular rformanc* and won tha 18lo struggle by one atreke. K Yankee First Sacker Inducted Into Army ST . LOUIS, J* n . 14. Johnny Bturm, first baseman of tho world champion New York Yankees, waa Inducted Into tho Army as a private Tuesday and was assigned to assist In the athletic and recreation program a t Jefferaon Barracks. Sturm will play with the baa* ketbsll team o f tha air corps’ Induction cantaf and in - tho Spring aril! reorganise and coach tho barracks’ baseball taam. H* waa not schcduitd to bo railed under tho draft until F*b. 13, but volunteered for imm*> <<iat# service. .. The Bible tall* «te how Sam­ son feasted on a Hon..U lent likely that ho eould hare dona so If ha euffered after-**Ung pain*. Thos* who are dtotrea**d with stomaeh or ulcor pains, h • a rt bum. Indigestion, gas sensation, pains, burning bloat an d otlwr condition* caused by excess arid should try a 15c boa af Udga Tablet*. They must help a* money re­ funded. At MeReynolds Drug Co. and good drug store* ev­ erywhere. —ADV G A IN ESV ILLE, J a n . 14. (Special)—Tho football fan who Ilka* the gam* wild, woolly, and wldo open got his money’* worth from tha Florida Gators in 1041. • Coach Tom Llab’a eleven, which closed l u aaasoo in Ja c k ­ sonville CUe. SO, in one o f the nation’s highest scoring battles 0.1*. Ilarndon of the year—a 30-27 loos to U. A I-P L IO A T tO lt t’lark rir c u lt Court. Kaniloola XOTICH o r . T A X O KED C. L A-—Just about shattered County. Florida < H s p le r I r e a r Of all Florida offensive records for I9 K A L ) N O T IC E III I I K B E U T G IV EN . the past decade, according to T h at I 'A C L P . B A I l N i r r r . h o ld er the sU listical summary complied N O T H K OP A K P L l r ATP OK r o it of T u x C e r i l t l e a t * No. l i l t . Issued by Paul Baxter, Jacksonville TAX D EED th * tn d d a y o f J u ly , A D ., l i l t , statistician. S 'k a p t.r IT 1X7 Of IE U h u f l e d e a rn * I * m y o fflc a and n o t i c e ih i i K f t e n r g i v e n . haa m ad * a p p lic a tio n f o r a l a x Never before in IU 35 year T h a t C r t l e t h o ld tr of T a x football history bad a Florida C e r t i f i e s !* No. T*S, I n u c d I h . 7 lh deed to ba Issu ed th e re o n Raid c e r tif ic a te e m b r a c e s th a fo llo w in g taam scored so many point and day o f A u ao at. A D . ISIS, ha* d escrib ed p ro p e r ly In th a C o u n tF still lost a hall game. And not ftl*d . a m . In my o ffice and* h a* of S«m lno1«, S ta te o f F lo r id a , t o ­ •inre 1030 have tho Gators m ade a p p lica tio n f o r a t a s (teed to w n . h'H o f N't: |.« o f NK I t o f scored a* many touchdown* and be leeued th e re o n Held c e r tif ic a te b r .r e . t h . fo llo w in g deocrlbed HE l - l tte e e ru ed ) Meet Ion t. poinU aa they did In 1l e0 *s1t —" SmS ep m ro p e rty In th * C o u n ty of S em ­ T o w n sh ip 21 Hnuih. Ila n g e f t tounchdown* and 149 points. inole. H tate o f K lo rld a. to w it* E a s t l A craa. Leader* o f tho Florida offense H W I-I of 8 E I - 4 of HVVI-I T h . a e .r s .m a n t o f t h . .a id p ro ­ Hectton se T o w n ah lp f t Houth w#r» left Halfback Tommy th* p erly u n d er t h . said c a r tlf lc a la Ita n g * 11 -E a a L I * A cre*. ieeue,| w a s In lh a n am a o f J B. Red Harrison and l^aft End Fo r­ T h e eaaeeem on t o f th * paid p ro ­ JONKrt est Ferguson, who aa a passing p erty u n d er Ih * eald c e r tif ic a te t.'nleea said c e r tif ic a te .h a l l b* conbinatlon accounted fo r 18 leeued w aa In th * n am e of XIAflY redeem ed a c c o r d in g to law . Ilia completion* good for 372 yard* J I'IN K . pro p erly d escrib ed th e re in w ill trnleea eald c e r t i f i c a te ehall be be .o ld In I h * h ig h e s t bld dar nl and four touchdowns. Harrison gained a net toUl redeem ed a c c o r d in g to law , the I h J ro u rt h o u se d o o r on lh a f lra t p ro p e rty d eacrlb *d th erein will n o n d a y In I h * m on th o f F e b r u ­ of 428 yard* In 111 trie* at be eol.l lo th e h ig h e s t bidder a t . w h lrh I . I h . 2nd d ay o f •crlmmag* for an average of the c o u r t hone* d o o r on th * Drat aofr y . K1e*h12 ru ra ry . 1112, 3JI5 per try, and completed 37 M onday In th e m on th of F e b r u ­ D ale,I tills f l a t day o f D e c a m b .r. of 02 attempted passes for 079 a r y , ISIS, w hich In th a 2nd d ay of n i l . j O, I*. IIKIlNDON yards. HU total offsnaiva figure F e b r u a r y . I l l f . D ated th l* f i s t d a y o f D ecem ber H a r k r i r r u l t C o u rt. M«mlno?i — 1107 yards—formed a major m i . C w in lj, K lo rld a. portion o f th* team's 2843 o r . Ilern don yards, h* acred two tounehdowns C le rk c i r c u i t C o u rt. Hemlnol* himself, threw passes for six C ou n ty , K lorlda more, and averaged 38 yards IS E A L P on 63 of th* team’* SO punt*. FO R OK A K rl.lfA T IO V According to unofficial fig. HOTICM 1$ A L I T T L E D EV IL -TLK TAX D EED ure*. Harrison renka l lt h In the C h a p te r IT4ST o r 1*3.1 nation on total offense, being N O T IC E IH IIR IlK IrY G IV EN . outranked among m ajor college T h a i C rt Lee. b o ld e r o f T a a ('• r ilflrn te No 7*4. 1a**ed th e 7lh day as Bill Dudley of Virginia, throat A u m iet, A .D ., IS3S. haa filed player* only byauch worth!.* »f S O IT N I IR IIT A T I9 I sam e In my o ffleo and haa m ade r rankle fllnkwlch of G«orgia, a p p lica tio n for a l a x deed tn be c e r tif ic a te Paul Governall o f Columbia, D*- la* tied th e re o n . Kald get oaa doa* **lj ™f « Morer of T e x * . Aggie*, e m b ra ce s the follo w in g d escrib ed Ju a fro m c a ld a w tr du«( p ro p erly In Ihe C o u n ty of Hems la a . S a t l s f a c U e n __ __ ^ 8U v* of Fbrham, Inole, .m ale o f F lo r id a . In writ: ~ back. Mo 4b ttM. and Johnny Podeato of 8t. HE 1-4 of NW 1 -4 o f * W 1-4 Mary’s. flection -1 T o w n ah lp f l South ■ a t th# coming Orange Picking Content to be held a t Avon Pork March 7 and.8th, (Rabbit akin* ar* used more extensively by th* fur trade than any other kind of fur. .voTicm o r a p p l ic a t io n TAX DEED I 't s p i e . it is r ml Ha a g e f l linet. I * A cres T h e a aareem en t o f the raid p ro ­ p erty u n d er t h . ra id r .r t l f l c a t r t.u r d w aa In th * n * m r of MAHY J . P IN K . C n le .a said r * r t l f l r * t * sh a ll *>« INGE* — t U rang*, from re* Corner. le a s hr* -------* «Si of Picking Wiiuiere REEL’S GULF STATION _ _ ’ i— -4 - 2ND end PARK •‘ • EXPERT LUBBICATION . • GOOD GULP PRODUCTS • PERSONAL 8ERVICE eg 1 NINTH RACE—$-16 MILE slid customers in our new location. , BOLL FAST IDA WILLARD ERIC LUCKY SIS COURT quiz 8INNY MATRON LUCKY MARK FA St FURY acre ~ OMAV. DATEBAlT-f IU. B E M E W V A / W E IK a o O N f l UP1H B*TO«fi LOST—Graen woolen shirt R*. •»H. Notify Herald. l nonfrr .— ------- WANTED to ssrvlcs sta l??** ***••> routs of au. fMMttt math In** d in n in g H KB8H EY f f S F i i l • IT J. I A S .M h F a a ’■ u rtlr *T W 0 . voebaaat raqutrodi fully soFor “ ^ . f lath John M. Bex j'tS 41 $ {h r •' . ■ % ? .§ ' • A ( w n U * ( I f mvm W DBO freight •t i t iS ml IIm • f*-~\ * * : * HR f ( " M I k k p ■I tho l a f w M r NO MINORS ALLbWED FO ST T IM E SU B F . M. our best to give you satisfaction in every way. O n R o u t* 1 7 ( S a n fo r d H ig h w a y ) a t L ongw opd •bout 8 m iles N o r th o f O rla n d o AT RED ARROW By PAULROBINSON qH.irfepoucJNfi-'] M IS OAJTNO ETTA NETT/1 H A M T T O 0K THAT U P / * - iM iim ) ' D ftD L E T N c HAVE.1HRC M T O N o r-ra a n t'ttu A u r r = heater •]- RELIABLE PARTY gas stavs In far quick U We will do ETTA KETT 41 • * V * ATIN0 or doublo bar* ral shotgun. Mutt be la nod remHUon. Phon. I4I-W S T r FA TE S * GREYHOUND GU8 TOUCHTOM IpRUO Unl- LOOT AND POUND I ca NOTICE pa IIEBEUY GIVEN, th* C.a. L**, hnio.r of T *s C*rlineal* No. 7S*. ImumJ ih . Tlh 4 * r *4 AuglUL A.D^ I II * . h*a (11*4 •am. la my aCDo* and ha* mad* application for * taa d**S lo bo l*ou<d th.r.on , said cortirieals •m brar.t th* following dorrlbod proporty In tho County of H*mlnote. Btete nf glarlde. to-wlli *% of POVI-I of MKI-4 DM- ROY and BUCKY REEL good *15.00. 1 120. Karos* n# ran , I I P . Green’s Fuel I acres* 4 treu ROn Od M furnished, 1 ,S3 muiT™ touchton drug pups TURN IVEKDRalTouchtoa’.Oro. a.aree m m see* <■* «e p * w*w a r m * —— *t t *. JL TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE i j J j ^ 2 | ^ i ^ ^ * 2 ^ B D t p o e l^ ^ n a u iw n « e ^ o r p o r a t t e n riKed Advertisements ? G E T T H E T H R IL L LEG AL NOTICES We will appreciate the patronace of our friends ie Sanford Atlantic National Bank redeem ed a c c o r d in g to la w , th * TftWMlilp I I South . p ro p erty d escrib ed th e re in w ill ba H a o c t I t ft^ it t* A c I’M, Thu USAMRIIR'. o f thu M id pfO* .o ld to th a b tg h m l b ld d a r a t th * d o e r en th * f i r s t p v rt) u nd#r thu suM CUrtlflCAtU c o u r t h o u se M onday l a t h * m o a ta o f F e b r a W if tft * u l a thu B I U « » f M ARY •ry. | » tf. w n ich la lb * ta d day J . PirftM. I.ulruu Raid r u r tif ic a tu sh a ll bu at r r b r u r a r y , l i l t . D ated I b l . f i s t d a y o f D *« *m b *r, fudaum ad a c c o n lln * to law , thu prupurtjr d aacrlb ad Ihuruln will l l t l . bu an Id tu thu ftlfh M t blddar a t O. P . ILERNDON C la rk fhc c o u r t houau dooft on tha f lra t tn .r k C ircu it r V u rt . Seminal* MotidAjr in thu m on th o f Kabru* C ou nty, F lo r id a . a ry . 1911. w hich la th a I s d d a y of ISEA LP r a b r u a r r , 19ft t. V6atad ttala S la t d a y o f l>acam bar 1911 ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP j IHqy riwlft JWC4 " J l l v M i i MMNnMN H*r*. Xt Horn I t . DM Samson Pcsst On » U ° ; With Stomach Ukr Pains? *-t? ? T t You will find a Iran through our Porsoaol Loan Depart* ment to bo tha s*ry beat way to finance yogy Install, n o n t buying, RADIO NEWS Gators Had Wild And Woolly Grid Season THE — THOME- N M U eA LLV/IH O IA O N f* p A W .'r a f io P O f pm A u m * w �I I Blackout! T O N I G R T t ;;!: 9:00— *»:.W O'C LOCK AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 15. IDI'J ritish Planes Fight 7oe Over Singapore; JapsPress Americans T ierce Rage ports 9 Into S k y Battles As Tokyo Re­ Troops Drive Johore State Tokyo Declares II. S. And FUipino Men Are Forced To Ret r e a t Southward Wa s h i n g t o n . j vi. is, 30,000 British • Are Encircled — (A D)— The War l>*part■ent annoanrrd today the defender* of Philippine forti­ fier Horn .hoi down Iwo he*»e J .p o n e f bomber, and kit other* In a flight of nlno whlr> atlarked Torregldor faland in Manila B»y. The rraualtles am ong American and Philippine troop, were alight. Nippons Claim Cap­ ture Of Strategic Railroad Junction WASHINGTON. Jan. t-\— f AP)—-Secretary of War Sllmaon today announced IS# l . S. Armv had d artn i e***and'ng to about 3.900 900 officer* and men-more than double It* present pr; strength In ground and air force*. Mr. rilmaon said the ___ _in* creaae. authorised by Presi­ dent Koosar.lt, would He made this year with Ihe first three n.w divisions to be organised bv Mar. 13. The asgan.lon rails for mnrr, than douhlr th* num< brr r f air combat unit.. The Japanese were Mid by Tokyo today to be driv­ ing into the rain-awept jun­ gles of Johore - state, less than 110 miles north of Singapore, w h i l e British and Dutch planes fought Japanese raiders in fierce (log-fights over Singapore Ttaelf. Or. Willibald M. PUchl Chancellor of the Frea Aus­ trian national council, Dr. WUIIbald M. Ploehl, of Washington, has requested that Secretory of State Cordell Hull allow the C••w i .i .g P r*M t Frca Austrians to become a f­ In the Philippines, a Tokyo filiated with the natlona that declared Japanese hava already signed the anti- b r o a dcaat troop, were pressing the Amer. Sam el said 8D.0D0 British de- Axia p act Ican-Filipino defenders southtending the approachaa te flingward Into the Ratan peninsula from Reimoaa. T h e oroadcast added that dive-bombers a t­ tacked an "Important U. 8. ab­ b a**" on tho peninaula. < Japanrsa Imperial headquar- A bulUtln from Japanese ar­ ray headquarter, said the Invad­ ing troops w ar* advancing down th* west c o .st of Malaya Mod had crossed the border of V lb o rt state last night, capture tng^the strategic rail junction of 19,500 Young Men In Florida WiU Musll* op to Jan. uttered neat with Utelr own lpone iMlhratlun, penetration, elaaive war e f movement 50 sign* added up to the eonelaw that the BrRUh, after a g and discouraging withdraw, atop hgr atop down two thirds the peninsula, were getting rrad y far the tha main defense of tdy W a r i pore along th* northern herder ef. Johore Sultanate aome 100 mlka to the northwest The situation did murS to awakan fltngapon’a mixed popnjatton to the gravity of their hltuatioo. A fter toes than six three others probably Ted, and more dam- Volunteers fflm eclan— AnuroxIraateLv^ ID,. BOA male residents in Florida jelR be registered In tho 30 and * 1 -year-old ago group, on Fob. >«. Brig. Gen. Vivian Co'llns, R ta ta director of Selective Scwk-e. announced tndiy. National S a l e e t i v e Service Headquarter* anticipates a total registration In Continental Unit­ ed S to le, of about 0,000,000 moo between the area of 20 and *8 year*, the dlreetor has been advised, and o f th—* -bout 1,850,000 will bo In th* 20 and 21-year-cdd group. It also la estimated that around 7.350,000 In 'he 30 to 44-year-old group will be rer•-lered throughout the United Stetea on F*b. 10. together with same In the 21 to 30-vearold gronna whrv wore unable or neglected to rogbtor a t the two prev'ous registration.. The a r * group, to be. regis­ tered on Feb. 15 Inelude all men "o t previous!* r*rl«t«red w h o h.v« attained th»lr twentieth birthday on Dee. 3 1 , 1041, end who have no*, reached their forty-flf»h birthday on F*b. 10. 1542: that |a: All unree1*tered »>•lei rea'dent In the United FtoUa who were Horn ' 130,000 rifles, four artillery blece*, 50 machine guns, (171,000 rounds o f ammunition, 500 automobiles. 70 ralhray earring, •a. 01 verse!*, a larga quantity ®» f»»ollna, l a m amounts of food a n d clothing and other tunnliea. The tame harsh, ruthless nraetleea mad* fam iliar hv N#*l force* In France, have been applied, the W a r Department reported last night, by tho Jm aneae In Manila and other invaded sections of t h e Philip. been warnad that anyone who injures or attempts to injure a Japanese soldier or civilian will be Instantly ahot I f he cannot be _________ bo found. found, 10 boat*go- will _ho If)to- custody.custody. .The -The ilealh iletlh token Uitoalio been ceatahpenalty h a s also .t a b llshed l.hed fo r n long Hat list of octlon. action, in-ludlng disturbing the "peace." Meanwhile. Japanese claims that the American aircraft car'j * f i I l t h f l l C I , had been aunk drew from Secret, ry o f the Na•nr Frank Knox tha r-b-ervatlo-, ‘ W» was "an old trick." He said tha Japan*#* are just trying to tee what they can Dedicate “Street Of Mercy a Mrmber- of the Ki'THti-r. in Seiuiii’ile < mint \ Finance, litrlu-lri.il, A’lv. rti-o<-> ' lllh er cmintiea nnindln? ami Road Committer- of rhr «»■ have Inunehnl «iirh h ram anti Seminole County < hamher •* peitfn. Mr. Vlitfiri’H -aitl. Commerce will meet Friday m»*-i expreeae*! the Indief tin re are ■I the Tmiri.t Crnlei to it -• ••»me item* ill dnntnd l»\ tit tu .a plana for thrf.irmntlMi tll’ M thnt C»n i>e ii.«n*111 •I by th of an nr^ranliation for the pur romhineil effort'* and i qiiipnirn. poae of obtaining ilrfen-r con that mv Mtit l.ihle in Sentinoli tract, for county firm-. Seen fount)*. tary Edward lligg in . announce I lie i■* evpteletl :il*o to |h\ latoday-' Luncheon « lll h,- i m r l fore the organiv.«ti«»n the pre­ at Ina meeting, winch util -tart sent atntua of the new airport at 12:1* P. M. •mce the Aim\ ha* dr^i'/imteJ Mr. Higgln. i- exported t» it m an siixiltnr for the third Innkc • report of hi* invr«tigM- ' A r fiirp* Ntatiom-d at Tainp.i lion and Ihr information hr h.i« i with a ha*e in Orlando obtalnad in rvganl to forming m *‘Thi« ia a very important coordinated pool for the | m r | • m eetini,” the Sevret iry declared, of srci'Hn^ from the Office of ( "nil eipreaae«| the x*i*h that all Production Management o»n- I hiiaine** men whether monherMr*. Colin P. KelBr, J r .. flanked by the color guard if .he tracts for tlcfenae work thnt cun •f the nrgnnit ition »»r not. at Army soil Navy Union during the It.-.l Cross parade on r'iftli be handleil by the r i d in ; linn- tonal. Avenue. N. V.. dedicated a . the "Red Cm ** Street of the Natimi." Mr.. Kell) i» the widow of flying liem »hn -acrificed hi- life i i .ink a lapune.r battleship. Russians Launch Enemy Torpedoes Local CAA Airport Another Attack |Tanker 60 Miles DesignatEd To B e 1 West Of Moscow Off Long Island iMcNair States Bank Condition Is Satisfactory Auxiliary Clo.ing the v «.r with t-MO,IA4.7I on ilem .it-, th« cond'tlon nf the Florida Slate Rank w-U -aportnl ' “very .att.fartory-' by Pre.idqihl M. 0 . McNair it Ihe haak’l stockholder. rlr.tin g Tuesday, f'ashlcr J . E. KJwLnil •toted today. Following the -toekhoblerV meeting, the Hoaril of |)ire«-tor. re-elrcte-l Mr. McNair u- |ire«ident. M. S. 'Wlgtr» . «»* named vice pre«ldent,' and J . K. Row­ land, cashier. •' With SMUMI6.H.1 on r -.-r v r in government Imul-. n - h and due from other bank., .toekhold. era gave a vote of cnnfiilvnce to official* .and illrrctor. of the bank. Comi'o.lng the Ibutid of Rirrctors are I.. K. Doyle. Chariot Dunn, Sr.. Korre-t Gatchel, W. E. Kirchoff, J r . Mr. NeNalr, W. A. I’s tra k , Ralph Sm 'th and .Mr. Wiggins. Sea Island Cotton Growers Represented Base 1N a z i s Acknowledge Navy Says Survivors Amiy offic xl* have ilo-igiivlRed A t t a c k s In; Already Landing, ,.| thi* n c . Sanford-CA A alrTaganrog S e c t o r ' One Man Missing pori. rmw und^r coo-tn 'ctln- **• an iiiisillary baa. of lb . This I Air Corps U> l« used fur the tortlcal trrininT o l pilots, Ed­ ward Higs bw ,-Cfieitbrl' of Com­ merce i«>creliiry, d’scb>*'--l tmlav. The huge project will not be |,ikrn o v e r until it i- completed, Mr. Iligu in . Nlateil. Work ha. h-co prourr-.lng inpldlv at the airport for -everal week., with ■inflc bianrh-- of ihe con.tm cI|nn on gl-hiiur n d.y ilutv. Ihr ilnte of Ihe eninpletlon of the work I- not known, but most of the , imPng ha. b-*en done, nnil on- o .e il fieil runway is .hunt SI) perreiit lini.heil, while work I- underway on Ihe other runway. It I. i nder.tood that the Im-o will he n-eil nriotarilv for the train in ; e f pilot., under a aim'l.ir set ep a . the air ha.e In Ctlunilo. uhirh. nl-o, i. under 'he cr utnaii'l of the Thinl Air la -o Corp- in Tampa. Machine- a!-,i are running 01. Jl-h o ir -h ifl-, and dtalnagr and ripe laying work ii nearly comidrtnr. f.ver loti men are nil•loycil at the airport, which la l located In the aouthea-l of Kanfonl. about three mile- out. OfContinuinr westward advanre.j iiclala have -toted that airport by the 'Red army, atcadly draw­ , work ia |imgrt--aing .atisfactorl- ing lighter the noose about thv Gannans in tho strongly-held sal'ent of Moihalak, 57 mile, west of Moscow, ware announc­ ed by the Soviet Information buI.KADKU ELECTED tcau in Moscow. GAIN E.SVI iX i:. Ja n . 1 5 -fA I Among a number of village, -F lo rid , nine Key. University recaptured Wcdnc-dav w *. Mi-1■>f Florid . Ir.ider.hip honor an- yn. 33 miles smith ami .lightly r'ely. W rd n cla y rnimunced the west of Moshaisk, tho coimuunlelection of H«mrr S till uf Ja c k ­ qu« said. sonville us pre.ldent, to succeed Fletcher Rush of Orlando. State Road Revenues Expected To Be Cut 'her o f Sanford perfllannlng to attend tho t conference on "Health and National Def.naa" k» Ja n . tfl and IT , nt publicity chairtounty defense this morning. A defense hood Ihe reuntv hev- Sanford, Seminole County Await Test Blackout Tonight Executive Will Make Plans To Obtain Defense Contracts Local Persons Opinion Qn Citrus Plan To Attend Workers Is Reversed Meeting T A LL JW A FSEE . Ja n . 13—(JP) — Attorney General Tom W at­ son. reversing a prevtoo* no'nlor. declared Wednesday that th* citrus grove worker* a r* sot Inettided fat the Florid* Workman's Compensation law. i derided ', that horticulture, h Include, spraying, pruning and taring fo r citrus trace, I* 't h e d ep attaiet. o f the science o f e g r ic a U m which relate* to th * cultivating' e f garden* or orchard*. Including the c a n of vegetable^. M l . flower#, and Member Associated Press City News Briefs The 1141 Wort retina Act aagalfl agricultural la m ff.itr lh Local Persons Are Planning To Enter Inter-State Camellia Show President WU1 Act GarBolly a ty in Mate Meed and "hethe folar »f H. E52' 0»er* her camail's! last year, wilt have soma blooms retdy to to­ ».», Her mother, Mrs. C. R. KlrtW has t«m unusual plant*. the blooms of which she will display If they hove opened enough hr 8* to-da*, the last dav for aotriei. >Flower* trill be arranged In rises** and .Judged among bloom* of their own variety. CndM m gtewn by amateur* ^ fTuwer* win he jedrert accordingly- Thar* la no 1,800 Names Are Added To Blacklist WASHINGTON. Ja n . 15. ! 1:11 — • Th e Stale Itoimrtinrnl W .dm -.dny niyht added t.XOO names In It. blacklist of firm , and lrd lvlilu -1 - and among them w*« Asi-I Wvnner-Gren, 8w*,l. l-li Iik Iii - triuliat with worldwkir Interests and a friend of the Duke anil Duchea. of Wind- mr. The lint rnnai.ts o f ner.ona the ilenartrnrnt deem, "to be acting for the benefit” o f Alla power, or citisens and ptrruns In whom the ssoort o f varlmii gsH»l. is deemed to lie •|,*lrlmental to United S ta te , dcfenie. Tlw a .'c ta of poraons on the Hit are fros«n. Tha list extends this form of economic warfare for th * f l n j time to terrltorlca outside the western hemisphere. On th* list are firms atrl Individuals In Portugal end her possession.. Spain and bar possession*. Swe­ den, Switcerland and Turkey. T A U -A H A 8flE E 7 Ja n . 15. Tire rationing, restricted antomobllo sales and other wailima factors may whack X3.500.000 o ff the fltata Road Departmant's rtv sn u t. In 1042. Chairman Thomas A. Johnson uasd tha figure Wednesday In dfaetiMbig 1142 budget plan* which th* flrc-m om bcr depart­ ment will ito rt here Mondcv. Th* budget will be adopted la March, Various sources. Including soma in Washington, hava callmatod decreases ranging from !A to 35 percent la taxable gas­ oline consumption this year as compared with la>t yvsr. Mr. GA IN ESVILLE. Ja n . 18 Johnson figured about 18 per­ I 8 p'« ,»|1—T h . E lit e A/Tirolcent cut la Florida, '•ural Fv«cn»l«n 8-rvlco tod.v Hated the thing* the Florida farm *, and hit famll» can do to Help win I he war. They arcs Grow an adequate home g .rW A S H IN O tO lT ja a . IS.—0P1 den to nrovlde food fo r Ihe — Congreealonal action we* f.m llv- Plant more peanuts for completed by tho House today oil. R*lre more hog*. Produce more milk. CblUct *■1 toeUlction fo r natien-wlda daylight saving l i m a which scrap metal and old rubber the' weald advance all dock* one cannot he o«*d nn Urn farm «nd hour. Thu Senate acted yeetar­ sell It to th * lunk deelor. Cull barren and other Inferior eowi da*. « , The maaaufa will berome *f- from tha herd and sell them for factive 20 daya a fte r Precldont iktfffcUr. Produce more ta g a. Preetbe retotlve cutting on woodland, laavtog enough good tree* to MOBOENTHAU IN FLORIDA Mgrida- seed and to keep tho tract In production. Plant ModHags fa r future prodnettoa tad Tho regular bi-monthly mast­ ing o f th* Little Theater Club icheduted for tomorrow night at FIX) RID A—Partly cloudy and 7 :5 0 o'clock has been poit|»n*d, stoca the Red Creee benefit mUd; scattered light rain In the bridge will be a t the same Unto. c , ‘ rente south portion tonight. Local Weather ulrfMilv Zhou ni Florida Farmers Will Hein Win War Officials Are Ready For Darkened Per­ iod Of Half Hour Start in if At I) P.M. Whistle Will Whiatle ■Igiu*!* for In* nlght'a I rkonl a It) o'clock, three abort and one Ion** h'aata (TH* *toe» not mnrrrn tV*’ rrneral pnhlir hut la a rail for defence official* to nrfutn their mliHion*). 9:0,1 «*rtiM V rortinuoua <*hnrt hli*l* for to o minute* (Thl* i* th- Id- -k* til %ign- I. and Iik hI • of ell kind mu**l In* |»ot out i H.-.1U o’rlork. ron»ifiu«Ma hla- I* fir one minute ( Sltnal* inr the rod of the blackout period). In the even* the whUlle in not heard defence official* warred r« •ident** to e\tlt»euiah all li-h t* rt 'J:•*•) l\.M. ■harp anywax. S ii ii f i> r il riml S e m in o le C o u n ty u r - m i i lv nml w a it­ in g fo r •hr f ir s t M a ck n u t ten t in tit** c o u n ty 's h is to r y fo r a h a lf-h o u r to n ig h t, tlcfeune o ffic ia ls |-c|H>ricil tryd ay. In e * * n ju r t t !< "t w ith " S g lt f i 'h e r c e n tra l F lo rid a c o u n ­ tie s . S -n iin o le C ou nty willhe bUrkr«l out from 9*00 Pk M. to 9 :1 0 I'. M il n il r I nfilcrx from the W mr lh*i»-irtim*nt thintigh th** Thinl |ntem*p!ur (Vmmand mi Tampn. The whistle Ml i h r roundhome, near Ihe d«*|»ot. will he line.| m« the fur ■tartintr nnil emling the hUrk'iut. At 9:30 I*. M . >i i irl'trv th*-**e nh-irt ami one loiu; bUnta •vIII hr ri*rn m-* mo*ire to men* bera of the M |tefrn*u Council r«*mmittte« nml other il**fen«** worker?* t»» tnke tlieii pievUiunly •le*lflMtei| <*ti«t'«»f*.-4. \t 0 :0 0 |*. M . >• rontimimi* hi * t la^tin^ ♦*%•» minute1* will hetnlil th** per• 4*n| of ihrkne**. fli** offielol •tart of the test A* 9 :.*IO I’ M ■ Oil*' minute whittle will si^P il the end of tile l»Lii*kotlt. ('• mt»le»e |tr*|M*n*ti>,n'* lufve ••■i*n innil'’ i’V't v loiiiirh «f *lie e«»»»nr»l an*l ritv j***iI r«Mintv Imwt enforcement riu*ih'ir<* nml the Fire l» *'ia rtm n t. it s j * -Uite**, Air mill •v»n,e n i. who hml I On perrent n*f«*mli*ne<* a* •* »fV"*i* I meetinir T iin i Ihv n'^hl, h«v*j *«*reivr*l full in*trtlelL»nra front r**i»nty Waril-n I -•» R V.eaher. Chief «»f Pol Ire Ko* Wil|l**m« who I* In eh»r*e*. !»»*» Civil |N-» tertiort |Vv|m|»»o, • ,**••«••* •''ilmii' wr , n»*||#***-*ei* • the S h eriff r %». w r » •••l|| iM«|rililllf> Vo|lln*eee f|f tle< tit * lm lr r ’ * »-»ir*« In the roiintv. O u t. h\ C. ||m »ht of ContPMev c will nine** hi« at atntiona In ‘ pritH requeata by Ch;**f WWIUot* ■t*'l S h eriff Ifeml. K ir- Ch«e# MvH CleveUmJ hna •• li«t r f vo»o**. te tr firemen »*ho bn e*P * • for Instant ilutv. |h*f*«n«e f», riala herr h^ve rontartw*! e’l communities in ,u e r*»untv ••*»•! •rrancrrd for full co-operation at every point. L*ef1*fa ha»'e »»e#n *l|striliMt« eH |o ho^ea In the rn«*ntv «**• der th** fUr^et|en .if «|r wrMfl. eqs. In whb*h |e«tn»** Ilona ere riven f’hiri'N K s H * aon, manager o f the R|t« Tho*. / *t y On Time Saving Bill OH Truck Leaves v Road, Turns Over > mpwit �THURSDAY, JANUARY SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 1942 -"BUDGE T P Tonight’s Blackout Sanford fferald Tonight Seminole County participates in a nine-county Central Florida blackout affecting some 250,000 persons for the first tiro* in this war. It should not bo nccessnry | to urge our renders to co-oporate wholeheartedly wi t h . Ihese maneuvers and do everything possible to make this part of the state absolutely invisible from the air. T h e seriousness of practice blackouts is now well known to every man. woman and child In the country, i Since the unprovoked Pearl Harbor a'.tack the realization | has grown that no one, no secthn of the country, is Im- i mun? to air raids nnd that the best protection against j them is the blackness of the night. - ’All t U i s a r r M i l f n , n N < But before blackouts can become effec*Jve they must i W s k a t rr##l#fl#a# a s l m ml M M S a lm fsIa (ar Ike ■■rpmmm ml be complete. One light carelessly left burning in an attic j MUiav laala will M rbararl f»* window or on a street comer can lead a whole squadron! I t m a l a ) i l i t n b l a i ralH. of enemy planes to a thicklv populated communi'y other-. . IslaaS K nnaapar n ram aaiaftvra, l a s l a e w i l a t l a IlsrsIS la wise in total darkness. Th'* trick is to get every singl • Ip# aallaaal flats af aaisrilsl#*. light extinguished so that no- even the flicker of a match OlrUmm a as ..a ls la ls s * la IW tar*. #•# rifle* al ike mmmmlry milk art*, stick can serve ns a target for attack. t t f s l l a t ls s a r t a n la rhlrmgn aaS This will take practice. It js almos'. more than an 1 R#aa T a t*. Herald la a a w a lir af t l i be exported the first night Rut it must lie our goal. And ll*S Siaaa aaklrh la eiel«- we must achieve the** goal in the shortest possible time. aallllaS fa I l f ass far wiffaa sf all araaa slaaafrkaa For the next time we have a blackout, it may be the m il, A fa If ar art -•ikrmlae thing. Tonight the order for everyone is "Lights Out"! IS Im tkla s o a r aaS slaa aal arara aafcftafcaS krrrla. See to your own lights first. Remind others. rkia fa saSItrallaa ml • Business mm should not take it for granted that the. fee# karrla ara aiaa raarr.aS. innitor will turn off the lights nt the store. They should <oe to ‘ hat themselves. They should not overlook that lit-1 tie nut limitIc device which turns on their electric signs. niBT-E V EK Sh FOR TODAY They should make sure that their signs, as well as every I ' T fie SH ORTEST WAV IS thing else, are dark at ‘he appointed hour. Residents who stay in their homes should not take it NOT ALWAYS PRACTICAL FE A R STANDS IN TH E WAY for granted that their Venetian blinds or heavy draneries And it cam* to pass * U n ire opaque nnd will prevent beams from their brightly Pharaoh h»d let the people go. that God led them not by thr 'Ighted room from penetrating the darknfi* outside. They way of thr land if ihr I’hilii- should make sure by observing from he outside and if llnrs, slthoush that wn* near, •h-re is any doubt whatever, thov should turn those light* fo r Ood sold, teal pera-lvi-nltre off too. the people renent when they Take no chances. Get those lights off. I> I n y the! iro war,— Kxodu* 13:17. 'fame. And you will keep ou‘. of trouble. I j f«*nre to help to th it end T h r Internal Revenue Code, amended, provide* for only lone normal tax rate, and that {« 4 pereent. It i* upon t h e normal tax net income—that it. the net income l««* the »um «»f (1 ) allowable personal cxemp* lion and rrrdit* for dependent*, j t (21 the intrn-st in obligation* •of the t'nited State* and it* ‘ instrumentalities, a n d (-11 on learned income credit of lrt t»er-1 cent *f lh»* amount of the* 1earned net income hut not in exce*« »f 10 percent of the amount « f the net income. If the net income ia IT.000, no '•more than t *100 earned net in Come credit would he deductible front the net income. The en­ tire am'lint of the taxpayer’* ret Income iin to and including Jtn.nnn. r•* eti «« of the sour re. i« c« n*id* rnl earned net income PROBLEM presents !<«»« DEFENSE PROGRAM NAC0N1ZER %ftQM-IXF£Ns ySP£HD)N <3 T u f t s i n t *“** u* ,c " vo,, / O Q lt y ! von ran * %et I li i* r #m.irfcahl# mixliin# HuiC ivpl'li'* ».i|Wfnrr*l nil* willi Ju%t% to |iiti«liKr uaii*:in| r r tu ltt m |*r\l (*iNUm4 llu- N^rONIZER* (Utignr.l .nisi Itinll lav Ih# Roof Mffc Co . a validity iiyiinl \uh«iiiiury t»( NA* * wh* if#v#l*»t'#«l wilh th# i«ik j I mhi *4 l>r T. Wnlt#r Wrnl iHtlidllcrtof til# IMWIil» *1 alt 14 (hr t *lifdrriia Spr*»> i hr iiiii «l I s ipvsir j!um l u * . L n u l l NACON1ZFR* i% th# «*>p#tt innliAiucy) %#r>ia# 14 N ACO i|i fia t 1‘jriit, aid uiillinii.'fJ NACO tl#*l«M m Flothla pint tlx #ntftinr»l<>eis il «i«iu*nctu( Dr R rc J mill hi* u itf rfcomm#iuft*s! (tid g fim i nr# particularly •Japttii to FloriJa crop* nLACKOUT (From The New Yorker I UNDER tho heaven*' ineurinua How bold tho glittering city Ilea, And wears Ihe aymlxila uf man'a ; . ooarrh, * And guide* Ills ruin duwu the ■mini tuva a room to slei-ii lo, •o'* Sal an’ ua hoy* wnn niwarr. In th# room* w’erc wo ileep thvy's a p l a c e to waah our hands, rna where we kin lav down an* w a s h all oyer an* ’nothrr place w'ero we washed our feet but the Horned lids kep failin’ down all the tlma *o we luk ’em orf an* mom u*o» the lop wun fer a dmigh-bonl an’ we framed grandpanpy’s picter with tho lower one.” 0h, what enormous- Irony First lit the taper from tinspark. Twit mew; In age* thenre might “Let dfuro he dark!' t BARA HENDERSON HAY. y Rooney ia lyt How lhat married hoy hn> almilea: a* eu-operativs Argentine at n P a n ­ in .ronferenke. roTI are *ai4r to l.o t.ne nf Mtt nutrition* food* availAnd there are plenty id > grown around her*. al expenditure* agnearly ai-ven mlllloiIV* been rrrnmmcndel aaldent far Florida nli f « f fha Navy Frank l least one DemocratflW— w tar know* that Naal* say ana' thing might not be an oppnrlots to auggcit a comWide pay up rompalgn. ales* It would Im an op J i m * to bo paid up. kl MaeArthur I* still , not. -The Jap* ara be, to laarn that he watn't whan ha aald that If M took tha Phlllpplna* said pay <for it. )T Uppmann say* that InmoQ tense ein save rli now. Wall, *o l«ng. Bpni In some raapeet* It ■ bavfnr known you. HOw\ Millar, Miami New* uillmnt tv.lit color. The Stato |tarkn, incltnllng IlilUftor•ugh River I’nrk nr>nr Tnmpn, nro also well Worth vMItlnfr. Ho wo quiet, iwworful nature and reflect on tho fact hat decency and l».niity munt triumph over brutality and 'iKlino** You will he mentally Mrongor to do your trnrt 0 speed the tiny of that triumph." • ® - Breakintf Cinme Lawn . 1 ! f yo." rJS!.cr ,!nvo ,ho ur*° l0 I'reBk n hunting nr fishinjr law in Florida, thin la warning In advance that you nin n big chance of Itcing apprehended, In th? a c t or round Sfullty In some other wnv, say* "ho Tituavlllo StarAdvocato. Record.* in 4he offlco of tho commlaglon of jama Bud fr:nh water fUh At TnllahiuAce nhow that huntmg out of noason is tho evil urgo to which most offender* all proy. h total of 201 arretta were made during November, 3 S S - # " u5*b,rgrepoJ'tc<l ,n MVCr#> ye«r». In all, 89 were inou for Jumping the gun and hunting before the aeoaon tpeiied. Other vlolatlona rcaultcd In arreata a* follow*: .* n J IUi7 Wi/h0U.tIn *game llc,nj'J,> 27: f,!lh,n» * K.enao, 17, shunting breeding ground,wlthout 13: noaaee- JSS.*Sff«?h2 1^.'•>. *« *« ** Mthw s« X . •ng ri««d “a *m V ' w; P°1w «,,0n "t raccoon hidea dur. "• eSS»l *®a"3P,* 7 ; hunting on cloned day, fl;* nailing lah without a license, 5; .taking game after sunset »• anting boat* without a license, 8 ; trapping during closet! 'n g f i ’.h :mll ! « h,Vr?in2 f.lr! ! r * „ on. T « Current Comment B r AT,NEW WELSH » . 8; «*h. Naval Rocrelury Knex un­ equivocally declare* that today Ihe U. R. ha* the greatest Navy In It* history and morn In tha making, his figures being a* fellows: Ctaa* neadv Rulldinir Rattleahlp* 17 IK Cruiser* 37 M De'troyere 171 102 Submarine* III' 102 H Alerraftirrrair I'griivra Carrier* »7 II •• That add* up to 113 ‘In use snd 3tr. building and be adde-l lhat while they might not be •a speedy a* those nf mm# na­ tions, they had wkst II takes ir win — armor and gunnagn. Figure* recently given nub •»« Japon’s nave Indicated she’ had on hand amt bulkllng, hut t W naval vaiaala. Tha e a ftlu m , or “alephnnt's ear,” to named for It* Urge leaf fteulentla. ••motored T h e, fa *t*it a! 400 mph, nlaae, abl# to tr t' la about ready to ia o ff the fa going aaaembly l l 'n a : rdme— ala miles ab ly a* you roald say “a n t ” Before her dlaaatrooa a Itu n with Ruula, Germany had about two and n half million YOUR FEDERAL BOOKLET! .. thoas f-tva.K of ih« aitam. An individual, although a mi­ nor, who Is single, or I* mar­ ried and not living with husband or wife for any par| o f.th e tax­ able year, is required to rendrr a return r.f income if he h ** * grots -income of his own of I7MI or over for tho taxable year. If the aggregate gross Income of surh minor from any propnrty, which he ■Vonaesses, and fiory any funds held in trust for him hy a trustee or guard isn, and from hi* enmlng* whlrh hrloug to him is 1750. a return, ns In Ihe rnae of ahy other individ­ ual, must be made by him or for him hy his guardian, nr other nersnn charged with the rare o f his person r r property. If under the laws nf the S tste ihe earning*, o f the minor be­ long th the ntlflnrr such ram inks. regnnR*** o f amount, nre not rcnulred to ho Included in the rglnrn nf th* pan-nt. In the absence o f prr-if to the eon•rgrv, » parent will h» assume l In nnva |h* legal right »n th•amino* o f the minor nnd must Include them In hi* return. Where a minor l* married *««• living with hi* sVtoiue for th" ♦ntlre • taxable year, and each has Income ' and their ro'hiMnei’ sena* Income I* II.A 00 or nvsr 'hev mint exch make a retn*a ‘ 1 DU a Joint return If on!" __ ha*. ireotwo ■ ■•gand m ,hi* grrer on# w i w .1* |l.80n nr over, nnk •h't one I* required to make r tf gen. Where * minor I* married a"*' 'Iving with hi* *p«n*e for nnk nart o r tke taxable v»«r, so-* ♦aeh baa Ineem* and th«l-m-binsd rroea Income lx *> 300 nr ever, e r enu*| to . nr k ’ *rea* of. their tot«* exem -tlo(ept Including credit a* h""-1 f t . fam ilv qr .fe r dependents) •hey must saeh m*ke a rvtuer >T fB a a lolnt reln-n If -wil- *ea ha# h*e**e« aad hi* cm* 'nco<e# la I I aoo er ^ov»». e -null In. or I" air#** r f , h» exsmetlfln •ag 'ra d ii av herd of • famUnr , fa r d«n*ivt*ntat only lh** mo I* raqulrad to file a return Hu* g l l l l l l l l . and iliu rlb o M II II U I far All INepiilar Brands I're e i . t f . c l l . . and i s c a n a m lv s l | pn> control. Delivery ARCADE Puckaac Store I t husband nnd wife contrib­ ute efl the attnporl of a depen­ dent, the 240(1 rfcdlt |e*v bn taken hv tb f ono enutribotlnr the rhl*f kunport. and it ntxv net he divided between them. J.ikew(*ei If two memlsera of * family eontrihuie to the support of a dependent, the one wh* :ea more than one-h*lf support may claim th.cm lH . Both th* wertrnal exrmnlinn and Ihe credit for dependent' must be prorated wh’ U th" status nf the taxpayer charred during the year, exirnt where tho taxpayer I* tllrib le a n d alert* to determine hi* tax at tho optional rate* with th# t|«a of th# simplified Form 10404. I f a taxpayer oc'uple* the Our culture* rhanga with tho r friendship*. A per tnromlng year*, .ultur# being fo vraond f«ot M'd *ol#ly hr rear on r ( the exista pletur* of a cat tnsthar nama for cur elvlllta* •d •nee of «oe nr mere dependent moute friend perched l0n' -0u.r tf»ndfatb*ra thought for whom he would "therxvlso he nrisonera but th# wUy Ogrmaiu ^ w h o b u rn e d a o entitled to tho credit o f f400. hav# a way of dodgin* .thaawaa k to qualify fat wllad wltcks*, were *mal moncredit a f tlOO |n rexpeet ey are eh*read with, having PERSONAL BXRMrTIONS ih» tW rn. A* tha Bar- iters so the grandfather* hanged Mre. Wlaaeup** alary of Arbor th f r-w ; o f ,au*h il*o*ndenta I* ia, "|a tlma* KVr 'tctlma of tha law, at*.—note Doy origin aad tha laridoata! a million Pole# analavad. » a n d -c r f o i t fo r not allowable. For rxamnle a wlar f*y*r at tt» ho and-aoforth. Thai came referent* to Jonathan Chapmao, Miami ba4 *n hour of blaekDEPRNORNTS -Ivwer who oceueir* tho statu* ml aonfutlon re* 0 M f*g«rd#d a* a crude aad bottar known In bU dago* eat Sunday eight and tha merei f a h*od o f a f*mll» aoleW bv nation gain far •real farm of sndhtg lift »o ‘Htl'*r l»il M*on af the fart that ha D tag paper pronounced It-a rfumh th* aaaking of-an In lafanso, our eua> hey adopted th* flectrle shalr, e o p i# t** nalntafnlar a homo for two d#-. f-lbe-mln* duties watrtm-,TvU show* Itself tn th« vhildren nn-Ur th y « r * apt t» ha pushed io«ee-ded by ‘h* ‘ h* ‘ la rhbeing if aoraonal exemptions wndgnt g * I* entitle,! t« the endlt *r la rhkh yea maraly gaowk toy taxpayer* do not .u* .ff a1100 Journeying* wore all ambufor op# i»»h who-•k legal!* tb* •epepdent, allowed and Ihe erriUI fry lalovy, Ut never owned a bares a- freaRy. nr what t* s '00.N“ J ^Auy Wgrin t. Aa a maieqaenee •he n|b*r dependent la ‘ not »!• JlMhllm. Anyhow, a bora# would are** the Govommont hiwabl*. blaterle Sendfor this m i INCOME S&gt. SSk*^5 NORMAL TAr~AND 3I RTAX FOR SERV ICE AND CAREFUL CLEANING AND PRESSING If you can’t bring -your clothe* to ua. . . . But if you can, ploast help tu save tires. Seminole Dry Cleaners 220 Magaalla Av*. The Perfect Gift! Juat because Chrfitmai Is over la no reason why you ahouldn’t give yoor picture to thnM you loV«* Pictures are particularly (deal to Mml your man or men eagaggd (n tho defensa of our country. THR KMSEX STUDIO ANKOUNCINr. THR h'F.-.n-wt1, * >. * '/vf* �IV THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1942 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, PLOR1DA Social A n d Personal Activities MRS, LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor ' 'Social Calendoi Telephone I4M Fidelia Class Has -------------------------Regular Meeting! The Fidelia Class of the F irst I —-------------------------------------THURSDAY Baptist Church met at the hornet n „i. .< c . i . . . £ h e Townsend Club will meet of Mr.. E.B. Smith on Tuesday J ) ? ^ t " ho h” *" l A h e Court House at 7:30 P.M. evening for it. rvgulnr monthte I *" h" m,‘ business anil sireisl meeting, with covir,nK ,rom »n F r id a y There will he a subscription Mr*. J.D . Cordell ami Mrs. II.A. • I Friend* o f Charles Stevnwe bridge party for the benefit of Haynes as co-hustewes. The meeting was n|ienr<l w ilh 'w'" tegTrt to learn of hi< illn the Bed Cross War R elief EmerFund, sponsored by Mrs. a prayer ty Mrs D.K. Me Nab * ' hi* home on Fork At'i.ue tbe ilevotinoal w -s rondurted "~I m L . Thrasher, In the Hotel and by Mr*. Ilenrv English, who Hr*. W.C. Hill is suffer Mayfair a t S:00 P. M. The pub­ chose as her Mil.jeet, ••Loyally'', from an o tlsig of iiiflneiiia lic la cordially invited to attend. A report cm the basket which her home on Mmnioli.i Avenue • The Women's Society of Christ­ was given to a needy family at ' ----------ian Service of tbe Methodist Christmas was mad,, l.y Mrs. Miss I tin Fenwick lias left Church .will have charge of the Conlvtl. [[oil call was answered Coronado lkarh where -tie i iro n in g sewing session for the RRl Cross In ine Woman's Club, directed b y Mrs. J .U Clsrk. The Postal Clerks Auiiliary and their husband* will meet at the home of Mi** Mary Louise Mullar on Elm Avenue at 7 : 3 0 1 Mr*. Th* W eilzyin Service Guild of the Methodist Church will tueet i t the home o f Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker. 317 Park Ave­ nae, a t 7 JO P. M. • M l.. Kfthorti tlOUfl* pin Ml. M l-t I t (•nwuwrood, S.l . -|h-i nil* niw.iit in <>il:tn*|.< MONDAY Th* Dependable Class of the Methodist Chutvh will meet at the home of Mrs. i . 1). Callahan, lBlfl East Second Street at 7 :J0 P. M. wUh Mrs. P. F. VMier aa co-hostess. nil cutter* nf the He«l Cross sewing room In the Woman's Club are requested lo report at the club at 9:30 A. M. Th* Prayer Band of the Pmabyterian Women’s Auxiliary * 1 meet a t 3:00 P. M. tn be followed by the monthly inrplrational meeting at 3 :3 0 P. M. The regular monthly program meeting o f the W. M. U %of the F irst Baptist Church will be h f l l a t Ih* church a t 3:30 P. M. Th* theme for the year Is “Thy Will be Done on Earth" Missionary topic lor the month k 'T h in k on T h e a * Things: Whatsoever Things Are True." T ® Bible Stody, ‘T h e Training o r Motes.” Clrclo T w o will hav* charge of the program. Sunbeams, Jr . and Intermed­ iate Q. A.'s and R. A.'s will meet at the same time at the • TUESDAY The O. E. 8. will have rl.arge of the morning sewing session of the Red Cross In the Wo­ man’* Ctuh. Episcopal Guild, under Buy Defense 71 Benda A Stamp. B 1 ] ENDS TONIGHT Mrs. V. Jir.im Lyinh :»n*l in­ fant non hav** In-en rvinnvctl from the Orange G ncral 11*>hpitnl in Orlando I *• tlinr home nit park Avenue Th e S« miiml* i\m ntv Tw ic h rra C r ^ lit Union c IomsI another year at the annuttl meeting held in room fix of the Sanford Grnmmttr School Monday after­ noon. Mr*. Sybil l!<mth pivaldent of the lt*»ur<l of I 'i rev tor*, prt allied over th,. m. i fing w hich was nttfitdid f»\ Mi*« IV t t r Buhrmnn, l*r.*f. |; 1 t'•wiper. Prof. It K K »p p . Mm . i e Nix. .Mr* Nan* \ !t»...-k. Mia* Kinnt.1 Owen, M» I illiun ThortileV. Mr* I no A F lyn t, Mr* I ih *v Sunlit, Mr*. tlertrttde Ihii-e I’r.if |*. I I.-vie, I'rof. W I W. II* M n t In i tu»r Hell .lad n 'I ' l tddm e Foltz. Mr I I nd It \\ till**, and M r Mm.' I; dn e Tlo* I fiiori •». ! It *pl:111fV ll.M'lf I * ell %,.*t .n il | fen e IhmilS*'\i r *1 f tie ........ . nlriii'tv own Uoi.l whle other-* ♦•XIII *••*<» d till II ih- ire to I'lirclii*e In.iid* ll.r-.ueli the • redit Union i tin i \uioial rep*»ii< w* r«* lo Jiid liein the t r» :i-*»ir*T , tin* •h ;. 11111:111 of tlo -up. rvi:'ol*y eommitti-e, and th |»r«"*t«l* lit of the Imard *•! d n e il-r \ four percent *l»v|. dnideiid ivui ■Vt>lr J to t*» p*j* | the lit »nh : * | Fleeted la U.%- hoard * f di I rectors f**r t #•• , tmti * •ni were Mr-* \*il h’ nth. Mi • I 'Ilian T h «»n h \ M -u i I ••i i M'R, M'** HeTt\ l'. ihtm;.n hi I Mi*s te o rp n iii l l u t F.l«*« t««i t.» the elei Iit o m iii . i ii I • • were Mias Kathryn |a"l-*ti M«— Hetty Htihrnmn, and Mi •» tlio rp m n Hart I lectf-l t • the MiprrvtA**r\ conillllttee wire I’rof |(. |! Kipp. Mr« lni< 1 I I ) nt. and M m . Nancy Hr*-* k Sanford, County Await Blackout T est Toniirbt N'o I Benefit Party Will Be Held Tomorrow Artlvitie* for the lte.1 Croa* benefit bridge a .. it Chinese checker* party whirl, is being given tomorrow night ... the Ho­ tel Mayfair, are speeding up. It wss nnnounrril lo.lay, ami nreording to the report of the tlckrt sale* ron.nutte, a large crowd is expected to attend. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher Is spon­ sor of the party and general rhnirman. n'slstr.l hy a corps of worker*. Mrs. W. A. l-cffler, chairman of . I. •• refreshments rommlltee. wil1 he nsablcd by Mr*. J . If. Colelougli. Mrs. R. R. IV-as, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and Mrs. II. II. I’«n.Deeorntions frr the pnrty ate under tho supervision of Mrs. Ceoree A. PeCotlna and Mrs. W. A. Adams. Mr*. J . It. Dalian and Mrs. H M. Watson. ticket sale* V l l f T * " . r swaa— ced t h a t .fo r (he1 "benefit o f those who ennM -uB L A C K O U T happy birthday J. W. Hall Mr I I'llfldlc ft • h»ii mug in if. li. . Igwr. tie •t IT. 1). (’. Silver Tea Reported PoMtponed it. ri’ -i'll .t called in*•f i «I .• I. •ii •! ni N.l« \ II ■ • h.ipt* r " f lilt* 1 int*' I lit. i **f til* I '.»llfi «h I’M* > *t • •i. • «*l Mr** l*c**n?** h It nlit* S’ alifit \V 1»l! Inf* '*» in * ' tut* •i ii ' ■» ith •iiaTial m* tin ! i I'.iMHNlK H. .111*1 th. . L. .1 t,. tun. it tin I I Ingl* v. i h • • p * l.i«!i*> it**.ruing, tin I. ••* I t iiiini il •• I •' • I i w hi* h v%:i» l*» !*«■ h* 1I * i •11»■ i»r •iim • itt*‘i» Hi.I •; I hi l'*. in lt*ui»»r *-f t| li e*. III.I III* t II IW k III : I till)! II V « 11• t |. i * Imi tltd.tv h*« ii unn r\. It i »li «i . ll, i»« • e n l c.uiOii t'li ll w.» Ullll'iUUi «'t| t>'i «i-•• 1 jtctiniM.d fm iif * •h*,,*s ol Ih • •Merry t»o-f*ioin l Itrid • ( lull ut Mrs. I . Cotr.'ll Tally and .Uu'fli- I her home ihi M» llonvilh* Avemi" ler. Kathlyo Ann. o f Jacksonville 'on T»n, 'l:»y nfi* ruo**n. I*«»tt* l hive bed. the gu. l< of Mr*. plants ami **th.» '»*» ii*tv «l* )iCU|!liiiii* w 1-1*11 !»•'*• n v i i Tnlly's |ur.'i.t«, Mr a ml Mrs. m litl tin* r'M'io all* ip tin* Kiie-M nitK «'d ui "I* i i yuii* . • *>f play«sf • E ll . I -a ih‘>. They lift yeatenlay h i/ p * of «l* l. n *■ saving liirlh«li*\ • i l ! " l " ‘H 1' 1^ • Tavares to visit tieforo rett.ni* Tl»i» I'u u l.ir in*••lintr "f Hnm ps wen* nw.nd d to Mrs 1. •Impl. r w.i iiiuiMiin*'* *1 t-» I ing in their home. F. Iloyle, wli«* •t*r*«l lugli and h«* If •In* •>( Mi • It -Iwp W -*lruff. low Mrs. W.J. TliijriMM Iuih Iff I Gjr In M r . Il:»rr\ 10 ul ; > the c*ue» hu I Mintr.il W»IN, irxuH, to vb»lt scorer After o difp* ii • with her non-in-law and daut;h>r, h*s«n colli* le.l and | riles award- m il t * e«y LiruL anil Mm. Hamilton S. n l the hii*u*ss ser\e«| light re- Bed < • Oven. I.loiit. Oven ha* been call* frrxhinents. Those present w ih Mrs. fo il- gene) I III" cil into activo aervlcc with the Army and Mrs. Own and m u nelly were Mrs, H«*v1e. M r'1, i . will return to Sanford with, her O. ('Im e, M r- .Ine Mein h, Mr* John I*, (ia ll'w a v . Mrs (ilem i mother on Feb. I. Miss Elmore And Mr. Gardner Wed Announcements are being re. ceivrd by friends in Sanford of the marriage of Mis* Charlotte Elmore of Pocomoke City, Md., and Pohokee. to Robert Gard­ ner of the United State* Army. Mrs. Gardner, with her p ar­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S tan ­ ley Elmore, lived ily Sanford sev­ eral years sgn and has many friendv here. The announcement follows: "M r. and Mre. Ralph Stanley Elmore of Poremoke City, Md., nn.l Pahekee, F la., announce tl.e nmrritgo of Uteir dutightcr, Charlotte Johnaon, (o Robert Alonro Gardner. Corporal. Unitrd S ta le * Army, on Thundav, Jan . I , a t Park Trrople Chnrcb. Ft. Lauderdale." I ingle, Mr*. Woodruff. Mrs. Hugh Whelrhel and Mrs \V A n .i.p fur *!*• mole ( •»« n*> dutiea# * '*nn»c omI lnvn**l :il iMipnte. Mm. I* I’ f»r from no j \\tleontral ml |' i-**ii C'lmviicr I Mm. W. The first American Indian to fly for Uie N a v y I* now in training at the Naval Air S ta ­ tion a t Jacksonville. n o n ih i u ia tu : PRINTS 23c yd. P IL O T S U IT HAVE 3 0 % UN M O T IO N S Brand n«w spring colkclion. More exciting and a bigger value than ever be­ fore! Tubfast! 3 0 ” M O -DEGA Y PRINTS Variety! W ashfast! 4 Q ° 30" yd. X « Z Avenue I’ tiale & i 'elnu h e.vkcablc! 4 C 1 30" yd. At) Famed Ptnco Frier* A r O IL CLOTH — IN ' VWOMEN'S | UNDERWEAR , I " Dig squar es with th* bright­ est design* im­ aginable! 61" 4 • it" . Hammed! 'v . ' Rayuu f i a t l p . e *. I k Ity u iC tfa iM . ■ fitm m U ulfM * C attM V eate i .A k e * -M * W Na B T O R E I . *4 1 PrUetlka I Of aoft cloud lik e marquis etU with ires ruffles aad ad j u a t a k l u tie i r N E PR2.9.M • r ' ■ d e c X* 7J CAPSUllS Southern Style Every Day Chile Con Came Hume / Made with Ralilnea •VI fot ;» r.utniLA-* ......I • l)r ilA iilf $ 0 3 So soothing Oeu . < twi *14 *.k*:» uU«4 !!•«:« •• trarb* a.otig •4a'* and opening to tender skinl Chicken C o r n i'pJtie, French Fried I'otatocH, II o t HolLs, Uutter, Ten nr Coffee, Choco* A A t late Cake Sundat * tw<Atl t Saturday Spcciul CurtalftJ 98c pr. / the vitamin, 'ah. n you ... ••! ' . ••■ • > lu taka |>rvd»(t phi', the .1*1.1* i *••..<n.tr.at.• and ii»n. tb.ly lte»..H ...... . > > J'hrnaiuina. Fried Otljer New Bpring Suita |)*» N"t n o wear * Sheet* "JUMHUB OIRL' 16.98 to fU.98 DRUG Giild Medal Haarlem Oil ( 50c Rarhasol ... Hinds Honey Alnmnd (V. $1.25 Pelro-Syllium 60c Sal llcp atv eu .... $5.25 S a r a k a ........ 25c S la n lm e k ....... 60e Syruii v.[ F i^ s ...... $1.25 Creomulsion 75c Caroid and B ile .Salts 50e Ipanu Touth Pasle 5 lbs. Hpsom Sails . fur Firmly woven— yet t o f t and amooth na tan be! U boratery te a ta d , wear tested! 1 4 .3 6 « t" i9 9 " New Spring Paetels In big daring p I a i d a I Longer Jacket a I runted Bkirta! o x a ll . Elr*l mi.I M:it:n»li.t IXA.R. Members Will Accept Line Of Duty Al it rvciMil mnliDir «*f ih.* Sallii* llarfbon Chuplrr «*f Hu* Ihiufthtcm of the American B**volution, hcltl nl the homo of Mm. M. Wijftrim*. r:ir«l* were n:iBBe«l out Ui the niemln'm by Mm. 1^ I*. lln*Tiin. ehninnen of the nntifinal defence comni tte of the c h a fe r , who aftketl tin t Itiem bm N |U lcr In any lino nf ■prarei T0U C H T0N DRUG C( Adamn. And Matching Suites! MMBEfUINf ;»♦» •1 h m h l l ' i g » . f f it I I'.'hl *| 1 a- l*.-I OI hllll. I Olg - pl« \ oil <1 Friday & Saturday Double Program 1(10 (Jib .:;, light dl w f 1nip hold* • Bridge ( ’lull Meets With Mrs. Connelly th - direelion of Mrs. St. White, will sow f..r the Cross in tin* afternoon. WUI not a ff« t our *how» tonight! No oolnldo Ughls. of count, but nil clear In* aUe. Come to onr show t(inlght and aee how we pre* para to protect yon, In I 7t>»; Teachers’ C r e d i t Union Has Meeting P IC K THREE TO SSY V WE AT HE R L OT I ON • I'jmm.v help a.galntt clwpf lnir, rn u ch n e tt. Use year 'round fo r sm oother hand*, n .v k , face. ^ Twny W ind and V t.athcr , s laNioti ni ikrs a f.n r powder \ 1 have, IxMly-ruts. Grand fur ^ wrau hy heels and c IImiv. s. lie n like li for after shaving. �I I •» • • • THVH8P^T»MWUAyy 15, 1942 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, PfrOllfDA m CORPS RAW Swltal at ux. 12.27-41. Final Judgment C. G. Brown vs Manuel Car­ lo*, 12-10-30. Marriage Licensee . TA LLA H A SSEE, Ja n . IS — Kaapar Winslow ami Mary (Special)—Announcement that a Hickey. Wiliam Henry Wright loan scholarship not to excaad and Ruth Magnor. Dewey Mc- $503 Is available to some FtorL Elrrath and Violet K. LaB>e-. da State College graduate who Edward Jackson Cameron. Jf., |expects to continue work "In n and Mary Elisabeth .liver* graduate school of recognised James Market Pierce and Nelroe sU nd'ng" has ju st been made Sadie Tindall. John Riley Ba«* bv the Tallahassee brsneh of and Agene Lee D im . the American Association of Albert Randall Kintrd anil Hob­ Unlverylty Women. ble Murphy. Dan Manuel end This was m ete by Dr. Ger­ Marjorie Nora Sniper. Aron trude Vermillion, assistant pro­ Kehoff and Winnie Camidy. fessor of chemistry at Florida James Otha Mayton and Car- S tate College, and secretary of mella Gertrude Douh. Dent-in the scholarship committee of Clar Wiginton and Ijris Jean thu A. A. U. W. chapter hare. ette Georg". Josenh William Spelli and Elnlse McKay. The Navy normally perform* a public service by conducting The mosquito fleet of ,rv- marine surveys, printing charts, enty-foot motor boat* is a new and sending warnings to ships at tea. part of the U. 8. Navy. Loan Scholarships Cojlefre Curriculum WHl 'Not Be Changed *»»«w the *e»»ton. Are Made Available SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS JA N U A RY 12, 1142 Deeds Trustee* Intrrnel Improve­ ment Fund of State of Florida to Progrers Mlssionery llaptlet Church, leehel Mj Rodger*, l-eonanl Wrston, R. O. Week*, J . E. Bartlett, Jr ., Jam es ||. ttu ,« , ,, . _ * M L E «lel» M ortgeje T . H. Daniel et ux to Chase A Company, *1-5-42. Cren Lies A Agreement Al Johnson to F. O. IJna and Co. * . tmm C ip t. Tom always eoloe when '.V isits Kate— eo there’e more bar Fruited Spice Cake for at Kate wine her wing* with IUM FORD—the baking powder riv e t oaken auch a lovely , makes cookies that everyone '•ealla on the be*ml Chattel Mortgage F R E E : NEW booklet containing of bright Ideas to ImTommy Melaiin et ux to I). a your baking. Address: C. .Dodd, 12-15-41. mford Hnkfnr Powder, Box E ftatajfsetion e f Mortgage ord. JOiode Island. Helen C. Benton to Adam CODE U SED TA LLA H A SSEE, Jan . IS— f Special)—In answer to nuWASHINGTON. Ja n . IS—<JP) of at Florida _ „students . ... „State — Byron Price, director* of eenCollege for Women aa well as aorshlp, announce,) today __ ly a code of wartime prrctlcc* for rith holding from publication certain week Informed the student body claaara o f Information which that the rurrieulm of Florida might be of aid to the enemy.” Stale College would not be shortened and the methods of Member* of our armed forces admission to the college would remain the aame in the present , will be admitted to the Florida war emergency, so far as ts known at present. Thi( policy is In line with that of other women's colleges 0f the country repressed at the recent conference In Baltimore where college and university president* met with Army, Navy and other governmental officials to discuss the place of higher r m AND a Qmr B iggest 1Job Is To Bring Yon Food Econom ically! Cash & Carry Fopd Buying Is C h e a p e rBuy D efense Stam ps W ith W hat You Save! Mermen's Cownlry Style Souse ib Go. Onoked * Bacon 19c -A ib iih »:s r k ii On toll of moderate fertility, requires from one to two fertiliser 6-5 to pro­ celery. r a m MEAT M A R K E T , 21c B a c o n NOT A CHAIN “FREE DELIVERY” Phone 411 . 412 1 7 c l U I J i ll H Help p ro te c t flip lirNltti «af nu r >oiiriir people »«y k I \ Inu am i * lx in e lll»er*lly In th U y e a r a ram palffn f» r funtla to f * h t I n fa n tile |*uralyalM. 1*1 '* all re le li raise o u r * r e n l P r e s id e n t'* b irth d a y by doing «*ur bit to k ta p A m o rim alrunir by k » rp ln « uur b«ya ami N ile "Iron ic anti f re e o f th e d r rad *.I polio trlb u tlo n a will b , JtU d ly re ce iv e d by Ned Hmlllt, c h a irm a n , o r a t tbla a tu re . 2 5 c V4*ib S u n s h in e . H ot G et P o rk S a u s a g e is. ' Mb 2 9 c • S l i c e d . T e n d e r P o rk L iv e r ib s When You Always Get Good Alieai S lic e d . S u g a r-C u re d C a n a d ia n — ttm k s ii ib P ark, near Behring. The pro­ gram will be held Ja n . 25. The series of BtmdJiy afternoon pro­ grams is conducted in accor­ dance with a custom started many years ago, and will be in charge of Colonel F . N. K. Bai­ ley. it 400 Sanford Ave. R ic h . C r e a m y C o l la g e C h e e s e Orange Festival at W inter Ha­ ven without charge at any time they wish to attend during the six-day period that the show la in operation. General Manager Almon R. Shaffer announce,! this wrek. All Indications point to a successful Festival thli year despite the war. Dates for the event are Jan. 13-24. £ 2 3 c — K U ltllK M T •S A TfllB l* L e o n . M e a ly S p a r e I’eea* FRYERS 2 9 c R ib s Lowut Everyday Pricai Hottest Weak-End Specials PIGGLY WIGGLY 201 E. First St. LOVETTS 327 Sanfard Ava. QUANTITY RIGHTS IISttVfD L ard 27c ROAST BACON S ea Freeh S e a Food Fat, Va. Red Fin Pig Park HAMS 2 5 c | A n x a tx . Backbone Lean. Tender Tat M ullet 2 ib» 2 5 c ib 23c a Lean, Rib Steering SMOKED BEEF SAUSAGE, Red Links IMBUM Bee t .t e m i Beee— Treaeb Vrrmmm f r e e s .. r reee* M lslere A A .11 F8r 2 6 c elXH . MRATY SO— 7«/2c M, P R U N E S 2 lbs. 2 1 cv ABOBLVa 'isMARSHMALLOWS lb. 13c COCONUT BREWERS YEAST Ib. 39c GUAVA JELLY 5 lb. Pail 6 9 c teM I > POPPING CORN lb. 12 l-2e uoar aoraa o.CLEANSER i O c rT^ . /V" . . 3 C a n s ZO-FIG BRAN T n h o * 2 5 c • ** * • TOMATOES A Price You W on't S«e Again Soon! . IK B IL K KVBMT U t I Yerk Fresty^ n o 2 f t llV z C Famotia fJBAIK ' A , ' , -. r - : -JF ? * » • , - V V South. Biscuit H iA|i|Vft n i f %m i■^l Tb ? II IT V r^.m V ■? n3 ■ lil i M .M■ M ■ mU A >,«GS 2 !-2 5 c FLOUR 20-lb»57c uHruiAT tQu jMHrvBOe. 'K A Land O* S hine u M t ia > AVW A p r 20-Uu6 9c Tj . W* * M nv ’ i3 i ' <(\ .' t •( S , i mb* V: *\ It. f • •y.?vX Kkl PRINCE ALBERT lQ c | H I-P L A N E KIDNEYS, For Health...... Broccoli bch 15c U l I led II.,. P otatoes 4 tbs 19c rtely'e Flneel Cut Stgkely e Dneat Ideh# IfMag e e ts 3 no 303 2 5 c Pumpkin 2 19c P otatoes ib 5 ftc rtely's Honey Pod Slokely'e Potty le«<y Teiei ■•a* 2 no 303 2 7 c Peas 2 no303 2 9 c Carrots bch 6H c okely e Tomato Slokely'e All Green HerMe Oreee C abbage ib 3 c CeeeSee Rutabagas ib 3 c leery Wleete* er led Oelrieue Apples 3 ibs 2 3 c h jr u k o iiu i .x D U Z -1 \ge.p kg. P & G 2 hare W HITE BACON, For'Boiling....... New Crop Florida rmiee to r - 1 lb. Long Spaghetti — - — ---------------- lg* h*ad i v i .r u (S ee . Cauliflower . 4f u k k v —e c-t.o v g iiai.o o ii fee* CORNED B E E F " s » r ..v . ■ *o tu : A (I'UUM X « R OCT raiC rBICM I OK " Large, Headless Shrimp 'b 2 9 c Bonelss* Haddock ,Tender Cuts JpUt \ ^ Fillets ib 2 5 c pork S te a k ... ............. ....... lb. 29c Ball. Ex. Sid. (qt. 85c) ysters pi 3 5 c »I0 PORK CH0P8, Ib. _ J............ ......21c O King Mack*.*) j 19 PORK BAUBACIfe lb, .......... 21e , "ib ‘ 21c 1C PORK StI w ...................... Ib f 7 _ Steaks Toney Whole flailed Tlsh * |G PORK SIDES.............. ........ Ib l/ C R oe ib 3 9 c ,Wl>ole Small Meaty Pig Red Salmon Heads ib 8 c Shoulders ib 19c Steaks ib 2 9 c ■ yw w r nnniu or ,e ^ _ oiinr-H o r M.so o n 1 5 c u o tu e v or Ir*, v ir w it h MAXWELL HOUSE lb. 25c 25c I BUTTER 1 lb. Roll 3 7 c MILK 3 Tall Cans 2 3 c PEACHES Big 21-2 can 1 4 c Ib. 1 5 c CADDIES ib Fancy Waitara Branded BEEF or VEAL CHUCK 'ell's Palace, Rindices ' ib I l f C a r t o n s — P u re kV a . . O MV , ID# tfa v ■ | I Jv 1 Aftgnr *'A1.v’' i' ^i" •*i q �-s T I1 E SA N FO RD H E R A ID , SA N FO RD . F t.O R ID A *will permit. lien with the film prnvfuviii i nd diAtlihution p: * .tr.x *r I t i>n<ult uith. iiMil .i u , i.i • tinri pietute proiluesin . f . and mean-* »n wlmh t'^ i.p mo t u««*ftill\ •er\» ip :n pi ti.*nal e ffe it ** 'll R:ll»«« \S*!f -.ltd til t I . tahli«hment «•; U>« fall • *■• i ilmr.tor -* office \\.»- *i * he* ltu«o “ the mol toll |ti • no. i- Roosevelt Asks Films Be Spared In C en sorship ^ **l want no censorship o f* th * 1 motion picture. 1 *» n t no rv , •• * strirtion* plac* J thereon which 1 ! will impair thr n<rfulnr-*> «»f thr film nthrr ih.in lhn«r ary reirulntion-* whi* h th.* dictates of safety make impvraI thne-saver for every desk worker f The President’'* Utter w .h U I h i 11< e r to _______ molefineil U rine ru tfa b H pendaflex' endipi* iti 'h DESK DATA O U TFIT in i/o u t d ttfi d u k 1 n r iiftir.l teMierinlly li­ **»■t ha« f-*i «'*.li‘s i-r * ; |l.-« n*i nifin*’ in ; *«r m i. t <1 |l.*4, ths* Vnx v I '«•n 111o'i • * .1 • i In »• * Hr i t t • h d ta u ti Voa •»•»♦!•*•■* I’ARK I ,’ tmo >1 roils ■ mi t i iUt.* addres**s « on ihs . -i'l.n 'k of w ir. hot Elc.inor h i am i • Atiderson(•riffith I I'lin r ra l llir e rtn r t ’o n u - r K ir> t X h r c n c h I'hsme |H?t C O M E IN A( II K I 'i I W KM i: v r F I R S T S T . S A N F O R I ). F I.O R iD A A M I SiK T » U .K .M IA U G an tro u t Tuba “ ORLIS” TOOTH PASTE f ll* » N Ii COUPONS Mp The likexviAe I*..........I i*i Mind that lie* 1 • ' la •naijs* t tv I! t*** i o •. treips* » i licit\ t . RO U M ILLA T !!& A N D E R S O N Your Meantime. R\»»n I'ri.***. «.i p i’t'-r nf n n «>r-Ju*. hn« banned * II c:ihle ,in«l » . tin mnimii'iirn* |i«n w l h s neiii\ t dory I’HCrpl <*n es r«* >| nes-a* •’ hidili n the im ..f U|e j»ililre*.M'. ,»l terminal I *.•f ! • I .M i* v, I Siilon.11 i ii. % . i" « >o»»th W •- ihs- n.i o* oj .» ;i* loits* mill is.*. | l** " ii in New York l it. 1 s t 11. «hip* Iini- In MIAMI. .Ian I*. witc »*f I I oil! . a-ked s ir. int « .*»* vs i c e Th** new Imttlcshiip I ' S S In* sli.sn i i- the thiril of the namo to I • limit I..| th*- l S. Navy. A9KCI> t|i»* war cm* i cm * \ .** imliliely. •,rral.lenl\ government m VO RCE t now ii Ss In •#-•»* • • •iindainf iiif.sin -i t «•I II | pet tally n* u-e.l t*\ i!i»* ft a* * • »i >. tiis*s-tter wb • o V *\t imm-nt. hit*, a v»t % ii •• fail ••f Js hn < ha11. - I • \ contrihution to m.ik. d-.r 12 vs mi w a- a l ••* His Letter To Mellctt Kinalinjr krn 10 »”a" V1' m *li.- I mlr.l M a l e Pars war s C-urns <anfuiiy -.rutmiici n .. i before th* \ a i r i » l i <1 nl<n'a<l I -* except For Security) Mr M.-n. ■.. ,.nn.„..i V V s i l l S l I T n V . .Ian. 15. The wrrr motmn - pictute m lti«try must S«*» %•• n n i i i n free o f war time cen*or«hip nr ntb'T i • irtinnv “ in *f f »r ms rmtiorrst <*>-curity .%ilI p e r m it ,** l're«id«*nt Roosevelt ’‘lltll'll in .» U II. r 1.1 LnWfll Mel le't, |«n*ntFy :i|>t>>mt | r<>-nrs||nnt'T *.f ft iiMietit films, pnhlirhe I recently id " T li e Vcdt m l Reiristt r.** r vr.F . F I V E S•l.id Iv R ed eem Q jolqi^ca tfKjcnc^. .^ i-u q Them ^j A iy; etv •• |t f •■*• p«*vmitfe I r!•. »i-•• of cable litre* «s G e l insler.l l:ca l!on and re­ placement of important data w it h o u t (jig g in g , w ith o u t a n n o ya n ce . Make quicker quotations, faster decisions. G e t more done, more easily. Tl**v pliiiM | flirts*'*-* is r «•• |*n|f!.wh A Pendaflex O u tfit will in­ AD heading, alwayi on u rn . aaiy raiding.level. Folder opened for with­ drawal of paper iteyi open for it. replacement. crease your personal efficiency amazingly at littlo cost. .Como in today and seo it. Sold Exclusively By CELERY O H PRINTING Co. 115 P a rk A vc. San ford , # ^A F la. OF HYDROGEN, PINT S|*1’I- i-Ii ;ind I' •ttintti*,*‘*. e vrent * that om f I •• I iJtdisi !e!*%iets««f«* sail- himv !*«• mibjeet to eie-1.iv if other than the Kuril di lai*:!M il's* i* to he i*«cd. In h.-* l«*t - r to Mi. Mellett. •Int «*•! !>*•*•. I**. I ' ii «i*li'iil Rdhd**svelt m h I “ The Anisoir.in motion me* tor** i-s on** s*f * nr most effec­ tive media of- minif nnsl en-^ tertiiininir «*ur *iti/«n». Ths* m »-, t ion picture mu*' lemain fre»* in -o far a-* *;;iti*»nj| security j ETTA AND I HAVE- KNOWN EACH OTHET2 SINCE VNE f WeRE efcE KIDS ' VvE <5BEN w f a m il ie s TOILET TISSUE Blue Blades I MUSTNrKSEP y o u o u r t o o lg h IFYOU HAVE A DATE WlTh HEI2 / 1) Y . -/ J. N e e d /l iM x m n m a Q £ '7 n M D w 11 SIL MIN * OUR STORE ATOUREXPENSE! T in OUN ZF FREE IAL < r on* c IUT FULL MONTH'S S U P P L Y 2 . 5 0 $1 00 S U o 2 Sc Size IRONIZED YEAST ANACIN TABLETS O/afisfi O lafiei» HALIBUT LIVER OIL AY-TOL (»»80) Pound CAPSULES Boric Acid O/dflffl Palmolive SOAP * » *■*•»I rfw. Vi -i.— V. V.eellm*m— >»< COD LIVER OIL TAB LETS loos 8 9 Plain 5 0, '* e :.6 9 c 1 0 0 ’s 1 2 ® Powdrr or Crfilefi A FLASHLIGHT YOU CAN WEAR for r .* . I D O N 'n vA N rro b e | - I I I . M ISS YOU- B u r MANSE I SHOUlONr THc c a u s s t c p r6 C E A K 1N o u p A lo je match iu 6 o a w a v •t - — r -.(w u A r J 1 MEAN 5H E and B e o u r wim yo u , like rws. WHEN MOUSE PSACriCALUV , -1 ENGAGED* t— Valentine AN SAVW6 )? HAIR TONE o M .n s NOTHING OX DSttNlTtf VIOSTEROL 49° WHEAT GERM OlihlV S3'. 9 8 c UNICAPS s r IRRADOL-A 8 £ r Cel Liver Oil SQUIBB’S 5llrll. Sill "Riii/de” will rr.A Jd 11 ° TWW JAKE /WtIKTTEK AU SO l*CK CASTOR OIL 1 O u n ce Bromo Quinine 27c . Ik | * SENNA LEAVES \T B ox 40 TOOTH PASTE Double Size.. < 3 s J < *■' /«•<i n - 1'r _____• imiH T ~Tjl KAin Year i f U S K T i l C h ain 1 VICKS VAPO'RUB Saccharin Tablets . i r $ 1 .3 $ S ix * PIN K H A M S COMPOUND 10cTOBACCOS 15cTOBACCOS • i i u i u • m iio • 110*11 WASNINITO* J5 o 8U « t o o — Vi O r a l n v HARDWOOD CLOTHES •.‘C lothes ?Ih pins LISTERINE r 5 9 c m FOR THE SMOKER! j- IM ' lli fie nil . . ? o° j h . ................... No advance In ptltel T y e a WILL BRiNS T H E ^ r TW6N WE HAVEN'T 'O L E O A N G t . y r \ . TIME TO t i g . .M r n o m r. of — ,» .L FORMULA 2 0 SH AMPOO end G o.. Ilolll- FORMULA 20 If < DANDRUFF T R I A T M I N T l| .L B l a c k o r b ro w n 1 0 c S iz e 02 r C s i -o u n c e SHOE LACES By FRAN STRIKER THE LONE RANGER W irfu ll C O M B IN A TIO N O FFER I 2 7 Inch HAND CREAM M aatarcratt B a tte rie s f ft c h ilo fo o ll l U . P erfectio n (.'.l.impi nnio u riM ffsy -O -V a c Batteries * 6 ’ . QOc lw- S.Meriti . . 7 0 i s o >iso O L IV E TABLETS 12 ANIDON TABLETS pile PINT DOTTLE VITAM IN B COM PLEX 21e 0 : TRY GENTLE, EFFECTIVE //«fS P otency IUA*»/# ,Vaturaf it n t J i e a l t J f o r . Nf PVOUINCSS e CONSTIPATION . IVfAKNISS OR FATIGUE • APPETITE LOSS • POOR SHIN when (/»* fn J r f t c l e n c y o f Pint SE ^ L a x a tiv e .? V IT A M IN B C O M P L E X Ju s r ta k e- i r rc ri C jfA 'Y jrE D ETTA A N D ILL MAI2J2V SO M E rVW (h a u l H EA D Q U A R T E R S FOR Pkg. 1 0 GILLETTE 60c SIZE BOTTLE (Lim it ?.) MILK oS MAGNESIA WAVE A lw a ys i k e d h e t ’ e B a E N N E O iP D C S ro ii SEAfCS ft tev (L im it sm m TONIC iir 'i'd 'o l I'ri neh. By PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KETT PEROXIDE KREML I it 1n-« » v'.' it ion !*• •i,rninc r*sl«h» m l i a.' i*r sip r*| ‘*,.e. nrliisle tnhh-h* .1 fe* M fi riff • in ..*.!•• **r *or T t e'irn lnn*'»i:ir»* . •** |*, t*s* pn«$s i •f S'*»ni|d\ i* u ;vha I h»* cen *f*r ►Idp r* sr»tl:»'. il-* at th* *»ffir* of 1Ie«l milt 1**■ New and Unique — Folders that HANOI A M O • t U V tT * RAKISH ( M . • HALF 1 HALF • I DCt NORTH •DIUS rut u n R ’ : You, W p v N Choico I B U - 'T r J Q ..: Economy Size Large Size Stud KO TEX N A P K IN S PINOCHLE or POKER CARDS Box of 54 . SI . 1 For particular 9 A pl ayan. Choice 5r 3 0 o 81se P 0L 1D E N T POW DER 9° T H U HOLD U M j NOW « T r f *CN roe I ^ ^ M N . F I 6 KT. 2 5 c Size • 1- S f S l M SABAKA LAXATIVE : « 8 e COUPON! Children’s GLYCERINE Suppositories Antlaeptic MOUTH W A SH Bottlo O rlla as* Size F e e n a m ln t L a x a tlv * 1 19* 3-or. !U BUY P r i z e s NOW! Art: L ow / •Oe SUo ALKA SELTZER TABLETS COUPON! -■r - y .- ir .r tc - 'o .- .i o ; ; . mM r?. j- . �\ r * ------- -TT’ ------- r page THURKDa Y, JANUARY 15.1912 s ix Monument Will 2 Be Dedicated f tT o Benjamin a * * — .^SAnAROTA, Jen. 18—(Snr-. ■11)••Florida. Ihrmr'i ibr ■Tnittd Dauphtcr, of ih<? CnnfctUr- *ey. will - dedlrat' n monument hare on Ja n . 2 ? to Jndah P. Rrnjemin, holder e f three •'•.nfrdem le cabinet o ffic e s , who flM through Florida nftor the fslt <)f Richmond, if mis >inflounced today hy Mr. Mary DwUrtjell, chairwoman In chart? • of arrangements. •*Rehnt!< anil business estshlnhmenU nre tdanning to rlare tint day while tiov. Xpe»- sard L. Holland com>*s hero to officiate at the ceremonies fer the distinguished Jewish ttalKman. When mcmbera of tbe (leeimConfederate cabinet nil.I Presi­ dent Jefferson Davis nfpanl'J near Washington, tin.. on M.»v 3, tHfi.*., Mr. Ibnjnmir ,nnlir tied down through' Ofor -it «nl the red eoait of Pldelda eiiispil i i a far/oer in •erin-li -if Innil on which to s-t'le, r»'llo* in a b'icitv. Meanwhile. I're-i*|eot IlavIs headed for T* Kvenluollv. Mr. It'*- n im who had heon surr**»ivelv attnrney general, s^ereliry «f *sr nh | »iv rotary "f state tn Pro' •liot.l l>avi». fotm.l n w V 1 and temporary rofnro ■>' • I rinndde iimn-inn ne-r ltr.,1— | until arrangements rot,1.1 i State May Produce “Rubber” . manta Tha 8 * a Oil Cetspaar oI T i m Is reported to t o n leased an additional 1,310 a t m In Um Parrish Motion of Mantra coon* ty. THU tranaaction brings to a total of 48,609 tha number of acres that hay* bow laaaad for g a i and oil righU U Manatee roaaty within the p ail throo m o o tha. Lease* a rt alto bring taktn hr tha Humble OU and Refining Company and (k* Golf: Refining Company In that area, and arehlteria will ihortly be­ gin the dealgnlng o f 878 low w at rural borne* fa r low In­ terna fa n * famlllea in the T I r a w tie* watt o f Um Suwannee M eet. The project, directed by DAD?ON PARK. J a a . 15 (8pecUI>— Roger IW. Bek hat called a meeting o f (• r e f* - 9®»l mart offielaU and represent*-' naan tiffs of the nation’* rubber In- d m dustry a* well aa leading aden- Pf®*1 UiU an I other* to make a atady “ or1 ami survey of the possibilities o f coast prod.ring rubber In Florid*. ^ The late Thomas A* Edison, i j j ! Ifjrv ey Firestone and other* u . conducted y ean of research and ■ t while thrir eiperim enla. with ^eb. Um N orth* m * Florid* Region*! Housing Authority, win ba known •« tb# Sarah Driinn Roosevelt Hural Home*. Tha highest per capita state tnd local tag bill In 1910 was paM In New York. C la s s ifie d A d v e r lis e m e n ls R EXCHANGE Hire homo ill Ortando for S'nfonl homo, lira . Smith, 201 K. Princeton, ‘ Orlando. Csp.tl A P PliA N CK •- ysrsal rlf.drio range, *' rondil inn f.If. Oil. I r«i I wood J range |t|n, Kerosene r .iif ..Ib In $20, Green's KmI <«:**•Hervlee, neros.-i from I'.oi I F T . CABIN rrul^rr rh«'it|» for eaah, Pwiif'r leaving lo j«»in Navy ami must soil iittrm-di- alely. Ijtwrenre, |‘j|<>tie II'H K eonvertril Iiinilil A I, bnllooit llri". IT.'ilm * ri'iatitiiv l.irilditii' latlr Imnhrr. PIuiim* Jnlm M The PetIGUin ‘ mRB sirs IAVE YO llft waleti repsi,i>d hy on* who really know* •hmv B rig ja . Jeweler Magnolia m a r k s? 'KuUHPJ rop/ Aim r ms , N o r ilin - WANTED £ tREC.r^N'T f C E N T MOHEf sninll up. - right piano wanted. Stale prlco and rondilion. A,I,Iren, 'B o x S i , Herald. . PCTGWd L'GGP? HOj TO DO BUSINESS, ADVERTISE ANN PAGF, ItlCII CREAM Y .SMOOTH SALAD DRESSING •tuimsit 20c r ,!t 3: tor P a u l V. McNutt recently put his official stamp of approval on the ronvrnllon, giving nffirials of th . nstion-wldo organ­ isation tr understand that he NKW YORK. .fan. If,.—(A*)- thought It "highly Intportant.** (S p ecial)—An nilm nanre of st Mr. Pavls raid "very few" rraIra I 2.0110 iiieinlM r* of (Jnitoil rrvstlonr had been raneelcd, but Kre-li Frifll and Vegetable As- that person* who did mil In ­ • latii.n, rorning Irorn almost tend to mske tho eonventlon evrry rlrite in tho ntllinn and trip have changed thrir mind* I'jiu iln , is evperUil f«r the 38lh sir,| ordered accommodations. riimiul cnnver.tion of the organiratinn whlrll |» Ih lie held •t (b llerir. Jim . 17-91, aerorllog t i Fred W. D sv ll tit I nke Wules, i * elirirman of too eo iindllee in rlintgc, win raid that i..Ures»e» by several hiirn-rnnl. TAMPA. Jan. 1 5 .— (A V - Tho .no government officials would B . y. Goodrich Rubber Company,, pel-light the business sess’er.s. ha» Issued instruetlons to all It* air. Ihrvis said th at iti.dosd of dealers to start a drive for tho Irmctiinif the interest, Ih j war collection of all available worn rrlais had pirt an rm p im 't on out tire* and tube* to help hol­ the importsnro of tho nation'* ster the American rubber stock diilritiiit* ra and brokers of imr- pile. Denier* have been authori­ iihiild- fo sl* getting together sed tn H ve a defense stamp to for ihc convention which will anyone hrlnglny in such tire* Iririg mil W'V* and miians i.f or I oliea, rrgardlew of thaie [nercftslnv Ihe efficiency of condition. merehamlUing nod nutting in t» l/enl officials ■pdiil nut th at the hand* nf the ultimata con- throughout the stale In private fiimer the fresh fruits and vege- garages, In basement* or bark table a whlrli nro nlaying nu liu- yards, aro countless old tires pnrlnnt pert In tho hrnlth and ami lube*, ami the publ'e I* m itritlrr of tho nation s t war. urged to rnnpct^jr in the cam­ Federal Security Admlnblra* paign by bringing the** In *o thev can l«» arnt to th* factory, and salvaged as a mean* uf n ib -' brr conservation. !/Irtfc Attendance la Kxpccted At Meeting: Drive StartH To Collect Old Tires ECONOMY DEPT. QUALITY DEPT. F.rling Vurberg. of ths torpedoed NorwegUn tanker IUr/*m», n une of the rubberised overall-type life taring aulU used by some mnnher* of his crew when tha tanker sank. II# derlarrd the min rtoAtni unronudou* in Iht tuii until blip camr. II pnyj |**>n krtu the w rirer in an upright poaition* |;« if iM < furniiiMwi, I acre* rnmifl. milr* ••tit. |#.*» » M*»h I »>riifr. Hot ll ileiAhi IT JU ST! IINKSN H E R V IC P . l.L K ir WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND Shouldere. lb. ....19c la tK g n r o iv tn v SAUSAGE, lb. 25c LARO, 2 lbs..... 29c LIVER, lb. o*. ^ork Hantf. lb, 22c r«n iio r k d rn rsn Shoulder, lb. ... 18c CHEESE, lb. SIBE, lb.............. 1«V2C w . r a n g trerncav Pork Chops, lb. 21c TW pin srrr C%. •VCiKCII ^ -------------------------------- SAUSAGE, lb. 23c S 5 jrT^,t!i'D r iu H E I i i l t lu « ... Back Bone, lb. 21c n u a RllUD Neck Bones, lb. 10c FRYERS, lb. t a lte r BACON, lb...... 21c STEAK, lb WHITE BACON, end cut?, Ib, ■ ri.K unt n MEAT, 2 lbs. POTATOES Grapefruit CAULIFLOWER TURNIPS s l ic k twin A PPLES_____ .' at al* t< lllnilnl, then (kmn and [ocaroni, Spiitfbelli or Noodles, 2 ,for 9c »nn Cocoa, 1 Ib. can 10c — 2 lb. can 17c um tto t s i: ■iTK *1 l'ill lA A ilk ***e****es»e*(t*,*«st***ea 91 v ( H I /•'m L d l l ^u l W w *I p v O’clock Coffee, 2 Ib. bass 39c, 3 lb. 57c g X T r ir i.t) n r t it w iirt t r i 1-1 is. pt»*. t* ancakc Flour, 1>/i Ih. nkpr. .......... 6c Csiv nu s r.i.r rtiv txn * ►na Flour 5 lb. 18c; 12 Ib. 43c; 21 lbs. 83c f J ; " ^ 1 . --- *--------\4 .& .P . Bakery o I arn.it. & ve«et,Me« Rr; U I « H I 9 M U fltrU M . » W^roducta Apples, 2 lbs. 15c :: ; | rmw sii•**: a i.a* ; [ IBad. i iii. iqaf Ho;; Bananas ....... 15c ;; g r n t. Me*. •» l u / s l - S , , I t l .i r . 3 n .a c tm , ^- 1YwU mtfr, .. 15c jl• * *1;0A *' V II I!c:: U I . 4» Carrots ......... u (K l o a f — met Cranberries 2flc : I K ROLLS, dog. 7 e \ \ r » u K t ; l^, rAMKt.it ih . . . r.-*. Grapes, lb. ... 10c a m *'- r 13c re ra n II Oa. CAKE 15c tV K sri-i.K ia m . CAKE .... I7r nug n r England. Girrult Judge II. I * Tom ReThe marker to lx< unvcilel ' _ randldntn here in January will doiigmita t to suethe |M>int nenr which Benjamin Whitfield.. narrowly rrraped rapture nt eeed Ju s tk e J . the haml* o f pnrsnlng federal C ld his qualifying (a# of |225 Secretary nf Btnl* H. A. troop* ami set sail to r foreign Gray laat week. short*. ««LpM W n n rt Maeorewl { 8PAUIIETT1 s u ir r s ao Lettuce ......... 10c : r n iis u x ; Limes, 2 doz, 15c : I'sktp. aaiiTi.trrr Pears, 2 lbs. 15c ^ t su n n J t i c r swKvrr Oranges doz. 17c : 1 Hf* A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 44 emi.it N K in i. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦, F L O U R . 5 I f r . .. . ,11c n (s j | ia Ilia, fid©; 2! I l » . $ 1.25 ‘ ' m iis iim v . KV YEAST.CAKES . .. He •IQ,. ! ! I®*A at.lt f t* . . PEACHES ; . ' ,u m . -39c .. . 10c ; TOMATOES. 3 for 25c ! ' AAP PRUNES X*. IH *nm X*. 8 rows .... I5e ! IIOXA :: PBAS ............ 2 for 25c OXYDOL, Both for D R K fT . M . " or Collarrfi runs 2 for 19c a i.w. r ip r Tom atoes__ 19c PECANS...... 29c * HMD* L ettu ce-------lC c . Ik J*e Grape Preserves .... 25c a*. GUEENS _____ r**ri i taw HOM INY .......... HONEV . ............... 23c t U M U C T AMM V MINCE MEAT., g n a tiita v i i B E PEAS ........ . 117 K> FIRST ST. PHONE 2M TAI.L BORDEN'S or DANDY LINE MAYONNAISE BREAD Slock Up On Canned Goods MATCHES Corn Beef .. \ All TaU MILK U n it W ith Ordprs ,G. N. Corn or P eaa. [All small Milk 6 for Mb. can Snowddft 4 lbs. Sw ift Jewel I Ik. IM gri I l *n ktrw 35c|BOLOGNA, lb. 15c STARCH.....3 for. 10c .... Marmrooi Dinaar. n in e * nut o r m iM K irr .. Y B fxav r BANANAS m IOr , d m . . ... la MAMan fin-IIv. raran n rrr nr.»:P BRAINS, lb. 12>/,c TONGUES, naier vria. PIG pm nno WEINERS, lb. 19c JOWIoS, lb, |No. 2 can Libby’s Best Peas |Nq. 2Va Can Calif, Patchea ... iv£rything 'Good - 'Buy. i i £ r so a p COCOA �V 1 1 |I,IJ^ . I _ _ __ _ •^ TRURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1942 TOE Conches Do Not Dog Track Will Run Races Eavor Four - Year Before Andr After Blackout umujetition Rule LONGWOOD, Jin . 15— (Spec­ State League Future Is Said Indefinite SA N FO R D H ERALD. Basketball Teams Plav “Golden (iame’ S P R I N G F I F I !>. M •»« -(S i» « -» n l» Tht* Ian. N » «iii h If. !• SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A P A fiE SEV EN Chairman Lists ' r ’"wi!hrw»w, Hia,eah Park S‘‘,s Gehrin^er is Nc.t N ew Solicitors, \IX . M n.vwr , V,:. -J! °peninir Day Record; Listed On Rust.. Red Cr:>:s Donors ■'.. i i , " ' . .1 .... .... i iinm llirsrhtJ*n '• ir .» »• •• l» ' C l,l:TW"T- J' \ \\.rurht. nsohn** I J .-o Ckit'U'1 of tho t i n r l . n CluH ‘ K.»lh 4trcakod \ • ial)—Central Florida greyhound n o r in I Com m it t«- • «•; • *n NEW YORK. Ja n . IS— (Spe- fans will get o taste of the war A p:»rfr«| I i “ t uf <ul rit *r TI ia—* • L‘ >«>.*\idM m y f victo ry in the $'»,lliiil l> .« lo u n rr | th.it \»**h •» u h 'i t i ii Tonight when racing will be haltWhile the public voted In f A rtrr S * ' «»f \ i |m * w hu V " c.iiiva44'Pr n i r r i . u l ’' v ,' ‘ ' :u ’ r 'n .. '* Handicap Wo In. •. \ . \\ t» u>’». I**! |.,i|fhl tfarhctl c iu u .l .• r of lifting the frrahman tC a h iIf a hour at the SanfordV M e t .. Ii *to •• l • » ,t »u d« n * ! I< ;»li»io* and nnronlIZ.l!lull * \ h | Orlando Kennel Club in observGAINE8VU 4.K. Jan. 15 i •In’ college athletic* In the I H L ii'iu . lif fo L i m u . »>t an opcnine da\ .»i. • 12tc one " f it* r- ' iiI.i i In >t'hf • n.imo.' thiw morpin? h\ M "black- —The immediate future of th« j P R ■•imdhit, rbninn.iii ,.f 1> Ihtl*' R »# M • M» ar.l ,«.,•,»»,! at llmlo.ih I ' • aire Sport* Poll for Febur- once of a nine-county Florida State league i« indefi- » l. l f d home h n- tu.iG '.i .ii* |.i« i '»«>cil ib n iiliT uf V m .iu a r |{.> | the basketball coache* and ! out”. ^ V . K i wih »d \!r nml Itn-nkinif •»»» !••»• Do I. The period from !>:00 o'clock nitc at this time, but a decision * (inliirn j!: |l (! m i |’t»» r»’tp p k i editors of the country ji vrill C a * ooll a , I . • ,.o I 1 . • I IL i'» h . u r l j u u t l a - l o l •» .. >. ■ be one of complete darkness, r 11 which ; «cii4 ** out * for a "husinra* at 'bu t, before and after, the grey- on the operation* of the cla** D •r»i»t.H t«» jj » n I' h.t hn vo flunn'o I •••..!»,•. r’ t* M* M:it\ I' Mar^hnll r|."*'iiir i i m Ii uf 'I at vill ho U‘ i*tl I • t i l l .i (Yninh* ; rerrm lv ft.wanl !l».» fmt "m ,. policy. The public votcl hcunls will continue to run in circuit for 191? will he i* • ?•»••• t l.• • 1nt« •nn*< •rnl. aid ’4 Tho < hi* f I a meeting of the league direc­ f RnsLrlh.ill in h u m ,<( p r gar or of four year of rom- theirfast spectacles. uf th \\ ir fund imp • \\ .• t 1* T \ Si .Itiiu. • f %' r'*d Sh« n f f « '' ^ tors set for Jan . ?o nt I'alaikn. \ ilon by a M percent. The N n is n iith ) c v rrv u n i.f ti • *«»rty j Ml « ........ h\ ih .tr i .hi.** «•"».! rdn.o *»\.i » .. M The blickout will force the W’« k* * ini ludo M •' i, etball conchc* were against emceling of one race, reducing A. L. Combs, president, anrmunr mini I f . 0',- Ro\ I V I II Y 'it |tIII*IH**s tduMs • itrht “t**! ■* i u.,\ i •• • n: i».I ' Putt i n Mr* | | r , • . , od here Wednesday. 67 percent, and the s port l the program to 10 race*, ft will •1 tho tiolih Ii Jt.it.I , • Ki.kot “ Everyon e is anxious t.» d Mr-* r l i it o» Mun “ *• M* • I*. (flora stool by them S3 per- Jjalso all 1 aTinruv'ii result in *111 an vearlier III. II I t Itllk 111 .ll lit r astart tltl t •* 11* t 1 *t ■ | . ' \ , IVrlt l Ml 4 t. \ So. (-• In many of the smaller ‘ with the flm t race getting o ff ,,U bU- •" ,h ' .......... '■. A z I in * liitfh S. • !.. .1 *.» ». tit* p ro g ra m . Comb* «sid i«in rd , in Mrs •*•• •»i**> W itiiu •. \;. \». ol*. it wat pointed out, th- ; promptly at 8:15 o’clock. im i.rr t.f t ! | I ii I* , til i ! iut< * -4 thu* 1 A . I • '•!» lohn I m.I\a n » i alrcndy ha* l>evn abrogated. 1 The first hi|f of the daily .innounc’nsr tin* mr«*iiiur. I .* •i i ii.,.f *« j'rm ii M«*»*t h ir i: \ « i.i. i:. Basketball coachcH of the na­ : double will bo nin at H::15 I'.M. M'ttlini* fur Hu- linit* Inuntf n »u . i»’n r ih c [ I isI Ml* i i I I.*i .•1.1 |<i•I f |10,1 \ , v. .hill <»* • K V.. <*..!» M » tion don’t want nny part of the ] v/ith the last half going at 8:C.1, raor circulnl(Nl ovrr ih • ihnt the l«M ip woniil nut up'-rnl* •" r a t'i < I f.»» mii i , -h •. huul* Mi l l H R Mini I \ I* pter-jump in nny thaptf or I I'.M., seven minutes liefore the dloi'o*. pr. I ........ I . u| tun*' Ford. >. I I M ti ni. I . . hn. Thi* wo, conclusively Idiirknut. Imrossllately after the this year. ( ‘uiuhs > '11111 licit lln* I* luiit our « hih li lt. i i r , ni, 11 > .| i i silena sound, the racing will be |rejgyrmtcd in tin- i-.II, wh’eh 'I hi fi»|L.\\ ini' i •* was in Niilrm lid k Iim |m>. nil n 'h i li«* rial iuii v. <.I«> •!». .•: i . tut (he rotation renter-jump |r< suined at the fiftli race. nrjfar. »• •' have In . h ,i 1 < irn tu r.ilo il . i . ,,r m. *>.*l*» iln ides up for consideration. In J Fig of the 10 rices will lx- fit- rluhs h n v i u i f p o x t r d i |i >|m» - i t ■» t f dufior i im O Cities in flu* I«m•jt m e lil|s system the player* would 1turity events with the featured t nlf.i u t lit .« u«i, ! 1" .. i iivmupi M In It. v'lh*. Unhilkn, t»< :ili. h.iytun*i heJ rotated in the renter-ring ninth topping the list. Aniru tin*’ lllfe the baseball hatting onler. i Grand fia ami Hand ting Nora, II«*itch. Orlniiflo, St erra i the entire vole was 7' ! lwo conaistantly B"<m| runners, DruliHru’ nml I ><*I .*«i*.f Offers' hwArnt against restomt'mi of will meet City Judge. IthA renter Jump in this manner, Andrew, Sunflower Chef, Ituddy |Jack, Clentia and Nadarko l|.6 rage rnarlu a Ihemselve. |liked the ante up hi R.1 |,errpnt | Entries For Thu rid a > linst it ill llirir own group First R are-F u tu rity Ijoeffler, Yale haskrthnll * 1 n « B F i A l l t f l K r O V c ' i K i t t ’ 8 1 . 8 8 8 i AMI* I li.A N D IV i; Ian. 1f*—* | h, sold, ‘’ BsskelhaU li^* nr- •? Nofill < !*■!'» riidlrr (Spot’ial) Col. I . A Kuniitf j • Tr'l \l** _1 at a point whenany J 3 l(l|> Vlon« lUamlirur ' 4*utUUH»n«h*r of ( amp I root Mm n * 'llvii rm iili.n Irhtnfe In rrganl In Ihr renter Second R »rr—Fuluril% — ihaa h o fi nutifi* d hy F<uirth • Bnlnp could not belter Hie per I Firs t IlMir I» mII f sirirk i Corps Area Il iul.iu irtors thm I petit game.'* I Marian.* • Kl*l MlU«' ai |a>rifMU. \ » I., s p s r. rvpiinti«»n uf five >*8% That tile .Manhattan mnnoply : i I'nrolofir oxcrpl in Mime r.isf*, ihK*-* mil . •<•11* 1'' Hi* ‘ Mike Jn r olis in ' Im-.ing It l h r I .I iffW •lo.v ndievo Ite-ervo O fficer, of * Wind* M?•i*i llkol very mnrh a r m « llu- fci \vjfinnir Third R a r e - V l i i M llr ohr rations f«• nulitarv 'c n ie e . 1 nfhttry was shown by ih-> Kl \ llMMl I I mU llB 'U l»**Ml>lrl TI»o notification «aid ihat * S' | ent vote vale that "Inleri••• I FI irtu TH • ••iMnk’s lilt »rr rojervo roiiiniission has lormi . * II* .»••»!holing would he ineren*-| s \\ ||||«, M Ir •i:»l»*l iino \nif *, |'i|il, ox | lrjlrr** H*oi . I:ii8»l««»h iver the nation if the Champion, t tI H Hurt own < I »v. *.11. *1*. ••»'i»l ♦•nt hy doatii. doiitli. di *ti ccliHivi*, li» .p.............. ... ^ itismU ilifp bout* were not eonfiiu-d m Fo u rth Rare— Fu tu rity *nl *»r nn'i|it.inre uf ro-tiifiuitio” ‘Ujusivrly to New York l ily.' i Kiim: Poppy * H»u*li • •on» Fn*n» •• \l *rioiiu JtulR" hy iht* Wnr Dopartim-nt dW sport i writer wrote." " I 'I | J r rr y It**, k iml dirhuiiuc Aup J7. 19(0, M rf H ta rlrr .* Kli F>*«>l k> tu say *yra*. hut I ni dnSimis jI li iPill«t*#rr> nominal tcnuiiuil*«in of roiutni* ' I. ■*111 •*m*1 n « l l tea use New York g e l, the | <iono*| ulatiis t»y reiH'di of liD F ifth R*re— 5-1 5 Mlfe rOwils.'l Hosing also ran wan<l I PanrliFilta • I •••h * ItanK *r itn lu i or of tin* nhliuatiou to ski-jumping a* a harardou* • Tutu W Mlar.l 8. ••.» i *.ii H ill |porfurin militray s«*i vi4«'.M ', In the opinion of il.t •1 M y rf* Pr»«l*> T 8 1*0.1 «»vrr ' I Knit F»r*» x U r r lz llMrp*-r i nt of the people polled. F u ln rll J league umpires walkeil o ff ! | ils yeKr lilh Race— niff i . ’inir. h llte laurels the count-ip * W h 'le ••harl.e * J » 0l>v t T . k - t'|» which sport ha>r “the most ,3 t a il, laisK* » .'h a lte r . : » ! petent and honest nfficin- I It.s i F ire Hfvenlh Hare— 7-16 Mile CAMP RI.ANDINC. Jnn. 15 Hg.’’ The limp, wheeled in with ! I ttmilKlnK It'll 1 I'.llsv I t ' l l ' (Speciall —IVipr-rty loss from lUpercent uTMhe total vote, , !><new think 4 l n ' h » J e k 'r • e g e football placed sccood 3 iite W lllnrU t Itehl le -lf l-ld fire here last year w.»» muel » Mlljr T rlrk jr less the.n might lie evpcctcd Ir th 22 percent. Twrnty-*la 1 « lil.in a l Hun b Jg h lk Race— F u tu rity i city nne-flfth the .ire of orta In all received nomina• I Itenl Hpry S Army Man Cenip lllandng u report in the i. It was noteworthy that } March Uoy * Armel iiirl nflice of fire chief Nohle l_ Jo r basketball coache* rated the 3 It'll faddy * t e k 'l Ihiy den revealed tmlay. in their own game in . I ’nmln' Alona * It. I.m-ky N in th Race— F u tu rity The Fire Department, a part percent of *helr ballots. I (Ira ml Hl« S H n n fln w .r C h 't of the Utilities .eetlnn of the I • ItamtiUng Kura* Nadarko Post Quartermaster under Capt. 3 r lly Jodg* J tiudily dark ( ’. C. Skelton, utilities officer I Offleer Andrew * fit-n il* nnswrrrd )f>l rails Inst yrnr Te n th Rare— 5 - U M ile tUuInlcta H are. with a total properly los* | Hnlr c ra ft)t ttn iu tlangaterlJ amounting to IU 5R. One call 4 C E 4 ^ • w ' .M ‘“ «<• « « « * : o v cai. *h Reserve Officers Will Still Serve 'L F I I I = l l l = l l l E I I I E I I I = i l l E I I I = I I I E I I I E I I I = l l l = I I I E I I I E I I I = l l i = i i l E : I I I E I 1=111=111=1 Gam|) Rlandinir Fire I) a in u if e Ls Slijfhl WE’RE IN And Anything Can Happen! PLiT i f ira -n n t *ly # : la U d ft i Cmnr d was n ff the t Mermone) * » iln lu .n Allee I amounted to *750 of land last October, .vn» only II. ChanffesArc Mode In Association Profrraml “ tiro in today and let Ji* cheek your ear before Jtoii go on t h a t holiday Trip. L«l ua check y o u r 'Urea, gma, oil, water, batwater — We'll give our moat prompt and ■efficient lervlre. fire the n s e rv a tio n to fil .lust ill! I lays Aifii • - I low .Many Of Us liven Dreamed That: and damage Idiulsiann has a lawn named , Sun. nELLK A lR . Ja n . 16. — (S p e c | price fixing actlvkie* of t h . Ini) — Several chantro* in lh.*I government, haa been added t: t; program for t h e thirty-eighth the program for an addreaa or annual convention of U nltcl Tuesday, taking the apot nrlg F rc.h Fruit end Vegetable A«- Inally aaalgned- to Dr. Mitcholl .oclntlon, which will atart here Hr (unlay, J a n . 17, running j YOUR TA STK DEMAND* through Jan . 23, wero an imunccl today liy W. ClarfltlJ TH E B E S T IN of (’hieago, caecullvi vice p r o iilent r f the onranlilltloii. who ■aid the national war altuillon made ’’streamlining” both prac­ tical and nrceaaary. In onler to crowd a« much hu« In o , and aa mnnv informa­ tive ami Inatruetlve fealurea aa possible Into the program, the B E SU R E TO VISIT addreaaee o f Or, William Crow, rconomlet r f the Unite I Slat.-. Oenartment o f Aericul n i r e , originally aehrduted f i r Monday. Jan . 10, end Dr. Hel­ en H. Mite hell of the Fnlrr-i I Security A «r e n e y, originally ° IV arl Harbor Would Be Boml)t‘d! ° Manila Would Fall to An Hncmy! • Automobile Tir*is Would Be Rati. aed1 ° And Automobile Produdian ilalle.'L H I Ml FURNITURE NO LIQUORS SCOTCHES WINES (Ti DON’T BE C A U G H T S H O R T N IC K ’S m 18 MONTHS TO PA Y Package Store sn N either We Nor Anyone Else Knows Exactly How the War Will Affect tin* Fnrniture M arket or Factories; However It Is Reasonable to Assume That It Will Not Be More Plentiful — That Prices Will Not Be Lower and T h at Credit Term s Will Not Be Marc Lenient Until the War Is Dver — No One Knows How Lonp That Will Be- JU ST PRONE 9121 S. II. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE M* rtfcaT at. A rw F i nr.y n r-ii ate. G E T T H E T H R IL L NOW WK HAVE A TREMENDOUS STOCK Of Furniture On Ihitul i III 1!m mtm iii W E M UST S E L L A B IG PART AT O N CE | !J Money Is Needed To Pay H igher T axes And Other Increased Costs Of Operation — We L Need It Now* mmm • The Mather Company has always bought heavily and today out warehouses are filled to capacity with probably the finest quality merchandise we have ever offered for sale. We did not anticipate Over Next a ,w curtailment of consumer credit, and since our company was r_ "Year’sfounded and built upon the dollar down and dollar a week basis, w ^ e r Prices • credit restrictions naturally hurt our business. Now we find our-__ _____________ selves with plenty of furniture on a rising market. It might be more profitable to store this furniture and sell It later when higher prices prevail. We cannot do that because we arc in the furniture business and not stock brokers. We must continue to pay taxes, salaries, rent, and other costs of operation. ■. ‘ SA V E Picking; Winners ra ALL-STAR FEATURE - r ,t W « « thouwous WAMBUHO NOEA ju d g e OFFICE* l^DHF.W BUNTtOWE* CHEF " errr if ON IJNST YEA1CH PRICES ,V|J Sanford, Florida Phone 121, i i\• ‘ -.'-JJJ III •Lv-vJ Sin i i �I ■» • I w A •1 ■ B u m • ;■SB WINTER PARK. Jan . 15. — & (Special)— Teacher* in Florida school* will ernveno here on Saturday, Jan. 17, for u Florida i Conference on Mental Hygiene jhald under the auspicr- ,'.f Rol•; Ting College. The conference. t'V which h i* been made possible through a grant to Rolllna hy f t the George Davia tlivln Founda­ tion, will be the flr»t C7cr h e ll L ; fa the itate on thia subject. Invitation* to the meeting .' hare been Issued to all teachL a n In the collegi a, high arhooU and »econdary achoola of F lo ri­ da according to announcement ; . by Dr. R. W. F ranee, profesr aor of economic, nt Itnllin* and r" conference chairman. The *«•«• don* will be open to the gen* y ar*l public without charge. The conferenre OIK'II. at 9:10 ' o'clock ■Balurday morning in the Annie^Uu..el| Thenlrr' with •n address o n "Mental llv J glens and the School" l.y fir. U S A b ik a d e r Waite. BNNOciatc |>roj,'{fCC*or of psychology. ^ F i y s y - } s*C.v* -7> THURSDAY; JANUARY 15, 1MZ THE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Rollins Will,Stage ; Hygiene Conference •••••.T BA DIO NEWS TODAYS PROGRAMS r. o i Jim White COY Up New* Jt:10 Crayhuunl Gua . n l l_ hi", v/m. i, sntTw.' w at — •—* fi:31 L in : end Abner n r, The World Tod.iy 7 T 9 Dinner Mu*lc 7 :1r. Sam Cuff "F ace of the War” 7:20 Up New* 7:10 Make M ne SB 7:15 Mutiny « n the High Sea* HCO Unannounced K:10 Huffy'* Tavern H:.‘i6' Klmar IJavl* & the New* 9:01 Academy Award 9:19 Sport* Reporter 9 :!5 law yer 4k National lief r n '. in oo Glenn Miller 10:15 "The Flr*t Line" |0:I6 New* of the World l i f t Guv l.omhnrdo Orrheatra 11 ::9 Vaughn Monroe Orchestra 12:09 I inton Wells, new* 12:05 Sign Off 11:10 Br'nht UoiUon tin l li - l l Up New* 11:65 Trm porntirr Bulletin 12:01 ~mllh E|>ca«* 12:15 Checkerboard Time 13:31 Dancrtlme 12:45 Our Col Sunday _J:C 0 l if e .Con lie B es.tifu l IU 6 WV.rain in White 1:10 Uriilire School of the Air l:4S Road of U fe 2:00 Younir Dr. Malum 2:10 The Goldbergs 2 :'5 Up New, 2:f>0 Jim White 2:65 Mat.’m e Musical,: 1:15 Bob Hannon, « .n p .3:50 Renfro Valley Folk* 1:15 Kxploring Space 3:65 P re*. New* 4:00 Columbia Concert Orcheatrn 1:30 l-andt • T ito Sing Along 1:46 P rej* New* 6:00 For the Farmer 6:10 Twilight Meln»l|e< 5:10 Miracle* k Melodic* 6:45 ScatUrgood Bainr* FARMERS* MAUKE1 U. Of F, Plans New Physical Program SHOP AT TABLE SUPPLY MK1 C O IL* MhHWtl W h ile C W T • IT S to f i t s . o N h »NH Yellow S# |<* Mark la I t 7i |frrAT»»KN rW T I t «« H EE D flag* f V r llf rw r 9IN-9S.U I la g f . 12 i r ITS# I led I'lN K A 1*1*1*K T tih an C ra te * I t Of N U T IN rrA TO EH Hu U ekt I t I t lo l l.« e h iT A T o K H file ho B a k e r, 1 0 Lh I ta g * 1 2 * 4 C W T . lieg e I M S — lie s 1* IH 'T A 11At*AH s e SLA VS Ieli. Hark Lyko LARD fl.S S Hu m , RE TA K E GROUND LONDON. Ja n . 15.— UP) — Yugoslavia’* guerilla a r m i e s have regained control o f at least 19.000 square mile* of mountain territory and now are issuing passport* for “unoeeupie,| Serbia,” W. Tenesr, Yugo­ slav adv|*er fo r the 0 . B. C., •aid Tursday night LEGAL NOTICES flh id erg , ow xca llta r , It. B lank T r u s t Co. an d L a F lo r id a [ > ,* ,lo p m * n t Cn. I A T P T A X IIK K II .S J I K O J u ly I l k l» « l A a s list 4lh H i t am ount t r a il it.se t 'n l r . s th e o w n s r sh a ll a p p ly fo r •sm s on o r b s fo r s g s b r u a r y 1st t s t l . stirh fu n d * w ill Us p aid In­ to tl>s o s n s r a l F u n d s Of H sm lnols C o u n ty . F lo rid a . O P . HMHNOON As C lsrk o f C ircu it C o a r t . p .m l n n l . C ou n ty . F lo rid a . lb. 2lc lh . ;lj»c Sausage, lb. l i e Chops, lb. 26c White BACON1 ROAST Red Smoked Sausage 2 lbs. 25c SLICED BACON, lb. C U T L E T S , lb. N O T IC I N olle* !■ h»r*b j- g iv e n t h a t I on hi.nd th a follow ing fu n d s b e lo n g in g to th a o w n e r* o f land s th a t ha% • been sold f o r * ta s a a . lu w it: I t,a l t , million relieves promptly bei goee light to the seat of the .':00 Morning Ilevotl to tie Ip loosen end expel 9:16 American Fchoe iden phlegm, and aid nature Air he a n d heel raw. Under, Ini : „ New* bror^hleJ m ucous m em - )(,,ro y nrm i TeU your drugglit to sell you i of Oreomulslon with Jthe un-1 ,to" m , idlng you must like the way It I '» Jnahion Frocks i ) k f i the cough cr you o re, 10:15 Myrt & Marge I TOW morey back. 10:50 Stepmother Shoulder ROAST Shoulder CHOPS «a lilies R IB STEAKS, lb. 82c C H O P S , lb. L O IN C tlL C K C H O PS. RO A ST, lb . ROAST, lb. .... 29c ..... New Potatoes, 10 lbs, CAULIFLOWER, lb. LETTUCE, 2 heads Tom atoes.............2 1 YORK APPLES, 4 ibs. CARROTS, 2 bun. ...... Snap B eans___ U Mix N U T S.............. BORDEN’S SILVER COW MILK 3 Tall Cans 23c (•MALI Dried Fruit For Health BLACK FIGS, lnrBc ------ --------APPLES, cello, plot.................... ... U S -Ill tllAXT PRUNES, iarge (50-60) pat. KIDNEY BEANS, 3 cans 25c TOMATO JUICE No. I can 5c; 3 20-oz. cans 25c 46-oz can ................. .......... 15o Mustard Greens, 3 cans .... 25c PEAS & SNAPS, 2 cans 19c Springtime Com, 3 cans .... 25c; rrA X D A R U 4 • LIMA BEANS,' 3 ca n s....*.. 25c MACKEREL, No. .1'tall . .. 10^j ■nxvMt ■csrrrco TOXATO OH k l'IT A IIII PUMPKIN, 2 No. 2Vi cans 19c SARDINES, No. 1 tall ..;.9*/jd SPINACH ........ 10c H .O i T u r r r * « . i * U tu . ( .o L u w t o a a * PEARS No. 2*/a 23c CORN .;......... u y M oo m h h oxth OKI. M o .v rtl K a r l, < is rd ,a HedU, ,4 .......:...... i X s. I t COCKTAIL..... II OKI, MONTH NHW GLASS PACK pea s OKI. w o v r o F H t I T Argo Quality Food « * I T all FIG S.......2 for 25c PEACHES....... 19c A W M F jn U M Jt Na> svk PRUNES 15c AMO Ns. a INHs Ns. *H TOMATOES .... 15c AM O IU U K F 4IT m>TT*s a ry lb CIDER, Vi gal. 29c IHIKAKPAST Na. Ns. N e s s s I N I a ii a POTATOES .... 25c ro ar * , PEACHES Com Flakes, ea. 5c OKI. MONTI. MJ CHOMOIA F I B Ns. S t , e s s s Peaches, 2 for 25c PEACHES t o a f t ik s n k llo o o CORN ..........U»/ac M C t t B PAOC COFFEE, lb. 25c .A M O m u a u . M«4. C s s* BEANS 2 for 25c ASPARAGUS** 17c A M O * l'OAK MsA. Iw ss reA S 2 for 27c CHERRIES 15c •fks Tomato Paste 6V9cPANCAKM Flour, 4 lb. pkg. 19c AM O AM O 4MI.OMN SM OI to m TUPELO HONEY a ANT AM CORN .... 2 for 25c In cold weather, don’t depend on “spotlight heat”. Make sure your home is equipped with “circu lated h eat” — plenty of comfortable, cozy ™zy warmth warmth all all over the house, • w • ' s ’ . s 16-oz. can PRESERVES, 2 lb. j a r .....33c 'Chocolate Syrup , ‘ j <*; ii o . as. Pesnut Butter, 24-ox. Jar 25c G IDEAL DOG FOOD. 3 cans 25c :>g tall esn MINCE MEAT, pkg. FREE! Bar Lifebuoy �7 w a n t 7 7 . __ FIGHTING DOLLARS Itm tU t NEWSPAPER Entablfehcd In IM S HANFORD, FLORIDA, FR ID A ?, JANUARY Men . BlackoutJHere Hard is Considered To Be Success Malaya No Accidents Occur 10, 1912 Member Associated 1'res.x Bird’s Eye View Of Sanford During: Blackout Russians Trap 100,000 Nazis In Crimea Area 14 Other Tanks Are Destroyed Red Tanks Smash At Tokyo Claims Troops Are But 62 Miles A b o v e Singapore (Hy ita m ta M l,m a t J s p a s w source* rial wed ladav |h* J i p u i w are within • ! miles nf Slavar» rt. bat Ik* report wan anm ariraW rW ak rr*. Offlail I <1*a a Ir km saM Au«' trallaa reiafarrament* ara •M ag Ik# Japan**# Ik# “kanlaat blow they’ve had la Ikla war.'* y y r, Taganrog, As Brit­ ish Engage Enemy WARHINfiTONT Jan. I«v— (A P)— I .a ura lurslls. pro*,Inest woman filer. tods? pleaded Inoarent at federal district ratirt I# sa ladlctasrnt charging her s ilk falling la register aa a paid a rra t of C r n s in t. T ie trial Is set foe February ». ffly A— H> lH fM M ) Massed Russian tanka are re­ ported smashing at tha gates of German-held Taganrog, 40 miles west o f Rostov-On-Don Uxlsr as Red armies pressed a gVneral a t­ tack through the Ukraine and IN* A■*•*!*<*# r r m l Jungle-trained Australian tightened the trap on 100.000 In the Crimea. troop*, apparently held in Germans The Germans claimed an Im­ reaerve, awung Into fierce portant locality was wroated action agalnat the Japan- from tha Soviet cavalry with eae in Malaya today and 1,300 Russians killed. Preo French troops Joined ' the were officially credited with British In an attack on an AxL amashlng a column of Jap- garrison at Halfaya Pass. Tha northern arm o tha Rusaneae tanka and infantry. neer» movement. epThe A l l i e d forcea , held aimed at crumbling the hopea that the Auatraliana a tl central front, has •ad tk# Malayan retreat, westward to Bella ha ravo, i headquarters aaaaaaaad IT S ' miles northwest of Moscow “ » Inflic tad heavy tha Volga headwater*, the the Invader* and announced officially to- r . f«f>k« Malaya M i rout, reported Dm dastftm- «arS*?k# “gentmrhamsd a W ' taharoo communique li larga forces of defendat tha tacking ro stoclr aid transports In tho Tim pin aroa, tto mllaa north of Sing­ apore. and a a n k barres and poendad target* In otker Jap- southern Rod arm on t stretchea sauthereat >w ItO mllaa ta Kirov, ng a giant V with a* Its base. #. iShould M p l ine screed In closing w y .-n li "thMSUS ' Rshev-' ■rales based on tha Moshalak triangle would ha trapped. The recapture nf Sells#harovo represented the ""deepest Russian wedge yet driven Into tho Nail central front bogs'1 early last month. Meanwhile, Allied Infantry­ men thrust forward to new posi­ tions in tho (logo of the Ails’ last outpost on tho F-gyptianLlbyan border at Halfaya Pass. T»a positions were won under cover of an aortal ami artillery barrage, British retiere I beadquartan of tha middle Fast an­ nounced yaateriay. In Darkened City And C o u n t y I n Half Hour Period Sanford'* sod Seminole Coun­ ty'* first blackout tr-t last night wa« judged rminrntly success- j ful by d*fcnsc officiate and other observer. h-lsy. There wa« prsetieally no trouble of any kind In the first lest of this type ever -tagnl In this county for a half hour period •tarting at 9-.CO I'. M.. ami o f­ ficialrxpre-M-d -atlafsctlon with the rr.ult and the co-opera­ tion nf the politic. While all County reports .are not yet In. the City of Sanford reeeived a llkl percent rating, according to Information re­ ceived from Orlando, whteh head* the Central Florida di­ vision tnder the Third Inter­ ceptor Command at Tsmpe. Chief or Police Itoy Williams, who is in charge nf civil pro­ tection, stated there were no Oc­ cidents, wrecks or robberies dar­ ing the blackened period, which started rsactly on the stroke of 9:00 o'clock. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland reported one run by his department on Fast First Strret, which proved to b e a false alarm. 'During the first five minutes after the City was plunged In­ to darkness, sis or seven calls were received by the message center, under C. R. Dawson, tori led at Chief Williams’ office ■t the police station, announc­ ing lights were showing si various placei -filtered through­ out the -City. le a Leahrr, County air raid warden, relayed the messages to City Warden George 8 tin#, who Immediately Informed wardens stationed at strategic points throughout tha City. A fter the Uat gaded, several ether cults were received announcing toes- itr&ts&t s x z r t number o f call* pertaining to Um lights were considered re­ latively email, especially so con­ sidering the fa ct that this was the first attempt staged here. A. B. Paterson was In charge of tho main contar a t-th e police station, ond Is ozpocted to mike ___ areas. a full report to tbo Seminole It was tha first official re­ County. Defense Council of ference to Australian* being In which Chairman J . L. Ingley Is • ■combat. Tha communion# placed chairman. II. J senes Gut, sir . the scene In .the eastern nart of raid wpmlng chairman, ini ' Negri SamblIan state, which admediately contacted County comJoins Johor*.. moutlies after Orlando reported The fighting waa described at tho raid signal was under wsy "a local eergsgement,'* but ft* throughout th* entire area at scope was not otherwise defined. • 9:03 p. M. Mr. Gut was unable Rffngaoo poured Into S ia n to reach Chuluots, but 11 pore from tho aroaa of the Jaother communities were con­ paneo# advance. tacted. Policeman 8am Gardner % , Somawhan In Southern Mahandled all Incoming police lays tha Imperial British Una station calls. waa consolidated In new paaltiona. Mr. Ingley and Chief William* U London, the ' ecarclty of MIAMI. J«n7”l T —(A1)—Miami go. tn a Slngaporo and ofu a cendbrshlp office through wvro on tha roof of tbo Sanfordpired warning* that which mail will pass when AUsntlc Bank Building to obbound to or from continental serve the situation and were In United Btataa, hut tha locatUCI direct telephone . communication of tho offleo and tha director’s with tho message center. Ac­ I,JM cording to Mr. Williams, tha la censored. • H f ""hr Uttl* of Milaya beyond Tho man In ebarge explained City waa “really Marked out." Miami Has Foreign Mail Censor Office j Singapore Itsolf. . ^|® nem y Strikes .At Ship ftin 3 2 Hours that tha ban an nicknames, ab­ breviations and quotations In outbound letters la based an tha fact that such things could have t moaning*. 8trslghl-forsimplo letters with names spelled out In full ara bast, ha stated._________________ 80 WHAT I CAMP BLANDING, Jan. I * (Bpeclal) — private • Harold Co- n ik tha* anal r of Hamilton only 71 mlla< c * ., New L ew m a m M . Bear attack. hlnS Admiral " tf vConn., i'- awho; would look A watcher ana placed at the vital water town poet, end men were scattered throughout the •ufotd and Ceoate area, in­ cluding members of Company U Cop*. L C. Harper, and deputise and polka, officials were unanlIn the opinion that the pwfda at Sanford provided wholehearted co-operation. Many ■U not hear tha ------ whiatta that signal•d the start and finish of tha period, but they his chad out any­ way at tha propei Umc. Pianos were reported aver Lengwoad and ether areas In the county. Reports from tha a mnMaeho. Pvt. Coben canad kla uper lip. Ha R trimmed by a pro- (tot, state that the blackout Than ha gat fhar* was suareaaful and eidarfurlough, watchars to Camp Blandthe medlhirsute adornto ha juat a Brief* M I'.K R 1 1.1. Spectacular U. S. Naval Triumph Is Reported By Navy .m J a p Column Tanks And Int r y , Causing: e a v y Casualties M .‘l J a p T r a n s ports And 2 Large Car­ go Ships Art* Sunk In Western Pacific Heads Labor Hoard si \ irfnry A m e ric a n In O cean Makes Total () f 24 Kncim Ships DohI roved I5\ F I c e t I'ievs | « Li* ul.ir \me rid It •• MIC • rr|»c»rtn| I I' • N.U \ Il,t|.|| with IkV IIHIIM-IIII III |h.l| I #H # llt ii -.ink llirer enemy In San I«ir* nu.i lr. ri-*|n ri . and i«u |jrj*r Japmu-i* tarco -lip * in the Third Interceptor Command In Tantpn which conducted a blackout test lit nitre Cr lit nil Klor. .,1.1 ruunties. The- situation looked pratt] ford luet night a t hundred* of -lore out thousand! of homeowner* turn* light- In compliance with order* Hi *lr r O I'jilllt l o.'thgi A William II. D atiNew lin k Mltninov. V\.1 I Ham II. 1l,i v i - i, chiiii ni,in nt ! the war lul-n I...,,, In ( I'ro-idonl |t,H.«,-vrll t„ „.| inlii-t i Mir diaputo* fui ill li Ielll«lt| Four itienilu-r* , »*!•■ | i ti«gnvernmont. fnui r« .........ni Li ->r uih I four i.-pio-oiii in,hi i I ii • ry. Tho pri--|.|it l-niril -U|l|l|||Mt'* | tho nuu ,li> •nlvoil niftlial i. mi i l-iard Officials Praise Sanfordites, janferd T o Try Consider Blackout Successful To Get Defense Contracts, Funds!; Women’s Council To Form Program For Food C asses Definite I Hanlon* ritixtu* uml ilcfftM" prui«d'.l j worker* wrr»* toimdU Iry ih-fenae o fllru lf .r ,,' * ir i , p a r in tho Msrk.nit .l»if.d l a " K d night. wh»rh »«» iiin-hlrih I 1 t very •ure#m*ful. rh nrmun «»f the I«n uI t«nincil. I J. |. Inirlfv, drrU»ii*»l, “ it for the organ pUn. |»ru- | ''['“l ! ... . H lg g lllS >V i l l /« (t O To Washington On i Farming Projects Behalf OI County j Growers To Meet, 1-1 llls g in ., f i t , .......no, I Discuss Saturday ^ lo c t . w ith afternoon / , “ H • Mrs. OqBp! W I fV o n, homo ilernoltllfWIml agent ,in the Homo Di>mon*tr»tion Room ot tho Court l|ou*o, Mr*. E. D- Brownloo. publicity chairman of the council, alstod today. Mr*. Daisy Knrx who Is rhalrman of the women’* ilivi*. ion o f the defense work in thi* area, will be present nt th« meeting. Other women who will attend are: Mr*. F. A. Dy«on, chairman of th* Red Cro*a Can­ teen Service committee! Mr* J. C. Bills, home gardening chnirman o f the council; Mr*. W It. Fort, home economic* tesrh.-r s t Seminole High School; Mr*. Ernie Blarr. Lyman home economlca teacher; Mr*. II. Barksm, Oviedo home economic* teacher. Mm. R. P. Mann and Mr*. \V. C. HuUhlwin will attend l h e meeting, Mrs. Brownlee report, ed and add«*d that a number of woman will represent school lunehroomr In Seminole Countv; Mrs. Armstrong. Mias Annie Ne'*o»i. Mr*. G. W. n»ilev. Mr«. A ril* Bunks and Mrs. Bewail. Women Invited To Join In Golf Tourney j*“'~'J• Women have been invited tn partlclpata In the ''dogfight" tournament to b# held at the Sanford Country C lu b thi* iktnd, Pro Ralph Stewart announead today. With about 10 four-man team* aspaetad to antar tha nlsy will consist e f I I holes with prises swarded to winners who hare the bast ball s c o re .. llandlctiM will be mads f r r the" teams by th# Handicap •Commit!**. Mr. Slawart also rtat#d that winter visitors m a* ntay In lha meat on either Satordav or Sun­ day, Turn weeks awn a team composed o f W. 0 . Fleming. II. M. Watson and P h il Grashoff a “dogfight" tourney a *t score of *1- an h . Z u.h and much l*-tt.-r thim I evpi-clr-l. A \h IliKkritu rrml n letter from rod light nt the rallrmul cm — Col. VttfiM commr.mlunt of the inir couM In* »een, uml u Iwoeiot ( mIiuuIo Air llniie( Approving the light over the lake, hut that i« loc.l airport a« an auxiliary air ttelil anti au^geating an increnae about ell." A. II. Pete»«on, ciMinlinator of ill the pre«elit aiie of th# pioject tallioic foi an additional » .nendithe local council, "I think it workrtl out all nicht. Th# whole- lure of about $U(K),000. The pr#l.eurtitl u*«i«tanre of th# tmhlv •ent project u a out ftO percent w*a repnirkablc. I woulil like to [ complete, it waa atiteil, and the would commend the telephone tichnnire |"UKlteatetl enlargement for the excellent work It «li»l and |o*»kr the project nearly three it« pi r«ent all#. ■Uo Th«- llrmVI. tlruerve* ernlit aa it I# our only wuy to j Mi llitfcinn aUo ntatvil that reach the yrnerul puHlf. The |he hod recently been to Orlando nudhotU trat wnt of trememloua value t » :nd Del ami ntudyinc chairman of the I r i f Japanese Harxhip* ami uvrirulturv ill feme Council, rt 11imI the* morn ln»r in uririnir all farnui# t.. meet at Cl* Court llauxe toim hi at M(hi o'clock. Three oelierul topica wlioh will Im* conaider«*ti follov: •rope f.»r ranninir :tn«l home ii'«-. and to work out aome ay«tem f*»i community canning; firm ou|d« nienL* mill michiiierv lep.iniu* and to attempt to l nihl a «|im k pile of aecoml-haml parta of ill fur m implement* ii <* well r* MTt|» iron collection; to orir.mm farm fin* prntecton; other topic* •urh aa how to rope with **hor! 1U#* of auppliea niicIi o* >,i. k drum# and ciutcv ■ii. at Randolph Field, are •i ready for 111* final stag* ef t h e i r course a t a saeelallted training field that wUJ make thant^tha lait of any nation's first Mm military pUoto," U waa ■toted hi t i r o s release today“Up to M ir,- the preea re_ -A to d a q t^ H i h u v * to yDat low. I h h i n . a i d '.'f sa *,#ni 1v tin t' ......... ... - i-m ts s i uml lii'ii. ,M:»#Ar* uilillory |hi«1* , turn# •#11 i vk Secretary Issues Tire Rationings u«- i IH'W iMIlllliittjf lalcawto iit-n iitHt tlu* Dutch Ka«i linin'# nt Lit'knij; tlu* A imImiIii.i U' .m i i t! nt the principal Jub wua In Naval ;•11 ltu#i* uml tliu Mini-ill Mayor M .i .. IHII , r !1 1 ' ' jrertalning what machines trol •mlitury uir 'l l ran* j.t.l ohnut a . black . . , k|„,.() |lllH,r „ rk, avU bble In the A II. IVter-on. everorlv I I mil l.nihlitfi, Rcuturx repot t« It could gel- I think nnirrord |r,„„|,|llnHy (or rleien»e work and1 *eeretarv of Hendmde t'oirniyi* • • will rate ntrout It l percent. I j (hen -uhniittin^ n report to lite *fenae Cotincll. di-elo-etl the f -I ■•I tmluV u It o nt i* tudio ztn* waa tll*op|H>lntt'tlIrv^^ that the t |iru|**-s authonr.a In Washington J lowing rertificute* for irr,-- and MMimciiu'ht t huh tlu* Jupnnvmv plane* could not lor heard over- t „ ,-i o get contrncta which the! •Im*. hav,. tw-en iaaite.1: Wilhato rim t 1- in action off the llatrit hesd.'' rnmmttnlty is in a ixxtlllon to j Henry llnrtline, one pn—rrtget P«‘inm*tilii where the American* Itov William-, ."It fulfill with men sml materials Ilire and tube; Forre-t Chief Like |Filiyiinu defender* nre umking *i workerl out fine, largely dm- t > nlrclily on hunt!. i Academy of Forre-t Lily. or* • xtnml. The n jn iit -mi.I ii nighi the splendid ro-uperal'im of the A committee composed of F.it. truck lire uml tutw; f . Wind J liHitlmir wax effecliil micccs#* fully, lull ituve n«» further ilr* public. We til-1 nut have any Dy-oti, II.II. I’o f* arid II.II. ( me-1 don. four paa-cll^er lirein.I J Hill* trouble to amount to anything." j man wn, appointed by I’reajrlcnt llilre-. .lupnit«'#e w it r plum 4 Btrurk ef I Irr to inakp a survey uf the Amlv n« a hwsl rlllsen aptly Al-o Melvin Ito—I'll lliaivrr. ei* I• •»»».» the Dutch Knxl In* dilation sml to rvpost sa three na«-engir tires and mu alatrd thi* morning, "I ilmi't local .itunllo sim .n a, lir# T h in "lay tu ruid the Na* i possible to Mr. Illgglns, hellev* those plane* rould flt--l tulie; Walter Bellamy, one pnwhile Il ,F . Boyle was named to srnger tire and tub--- Floihla v*iI nn l»;i«e of Anthonm# sec* San ford. It w*a so dark." coni act' the Femlnole County Ue- I’owrr and Light C o * .fie r Iruek ond in iinpnrtilftce tu Soeralutj» fans# Cwtncll (O see w hit infor­ llrta ; IV. II. Lvnch. two pa—en- !, in... the. N'cthcrlniiiD' western mation on thi* subject It already ger lire .; J . C. Hutchi-on uml | has av i liable. Tin# Im-u* in on tho ixlanil r t Mr. Higgins also reported .that Co., -lx truck tires and tubes; Ambo in.» in the Molucca group r m'Iiimi) Project for training W. F. Ihilver. two truck lire, between C ilrbc* uml New (<ulnWilke Bros., turn men In m rch'Jllral lines I* pro. uml tubes; #n, Nome I0H mile# *mithca*t uf B A L T IM O R E . J a n . III.-(/Cl­ tractor tires ami tul*». the .Mmubu-#a |»cmn.#ula nf (!#• Former Alabsma Oo'vernor Ulbh equipment Is on th* way ami that _ ----------_ --------------r . . p j IthcF, where Jupnneft4* * lauding* Graves remained under nhaerva iih have h i l t effected. anil lion at Juhna llopkln* hospital ('uiifiilenco wan tirin g high today. No alteration ha* liven that work Is progressing slowy itinnng the Dutch in the*# b « perform ni yet. Mr. Grave* re. on Ftale llood No. 41 out that lend*, following the n rriv tl of rently sufferni an attark of kid­ nrvrrthrlcs* tpprosIm sUly .1 1-4 Word ha* been received here ney stone*. ______ ■ mile* of this work Is practically that * art of triplet* were hum (iin e ru l Wnvell to #4*t up head* quaiterx i f the Allied F a r East completed. recently to Mr. and Me*. Erick Uenortlng fur the advertising Gustafson, former resilient- of (omntaml. Ntw#r>nperx prikrluinted: " V ic ­ romn’ “ tre, he said that It hail Sanford, who just recently been decided to curtail the re- moved to Tampa. The triplets tory will xtnrt from the Indie*." FLORIDAiC o n tin u e d rather malnlng portion of tho eompilgn are two boy* and a girl. In northern newspapers somewhat cool tonight The attending physician said on State Road No. 44 tu t that th* three bab'es were normal in j that advertiscmcnU In firm and every way. Mr. Gustof*on, an sporting magailnes would bo con- _______ .. employe* tlnucd aa originally planned. T h i C1 ?'#"!'*# uf “* the lft* Atlantic Atlantic Coast t »a, m trllm e n t. he eiU , wouU mean i i ? * - » *» ‘luu‘ *11 »» a reduction In tha appropriation| triplwto cam* as a complete for this fisetl year, and that ea- »urprls*. I know It mean* threMarlin i ’. Temple, son of 12,2CO. mouths to feed ami a hit of M. W. Temple, who I* a we l»v* Th* noaslbllltv of eatabHshlng extra •span*#, but mastered. They know their airWorld War Veteran and waa And the*# three a r j •raft—Its RoesIbllltles—Its lim- a bus lino throvrhout tha count: lahtofin nrilun ''overseas" for tR Ilka m y other . are i so aa to bring rural real beaut if il,. . just month-, hn* volunteered In “Tha mechanics e f engine dents into Sanford In the event threa children." the rr rulnr United States mibiUngne Intenone#t tU no longer . V j j j * « * " lb*C° me’ r,°” Navy. He Irft Wr-lneaday and them. They fly a* wall BtHu ^ .|[. . erett to them, ■ ill nrrivo in Norfulk today by night when* ho will begin hla Wfrill rou ra torolTA' A; 'h* t ^ u r , la sj m ^ T b v H.H gnrhaHdd harteri t a u n t through _ •'r«Un«n who stotad that LI M ll *o w eeks' iiuarentla* Coir mm who stated th at 13.200.' sky b just Mother M, Incltullng tha baMnee an band period. Young Temple waa n problem. ATLANTA, Jsa. lO^GP)—A g|a,luate*| nn Oct. 1. had bean taken In aa from Seminole have eompUtod crur«- far this flsca year, ami that a t- Georgia rgle 8tata blgberay engineer lllvh Schiiol in 1DM and ro* irted i yesterday that approslfwndllurea bad mooatod to 12,042.rently has been employed by 01 Irovlnw a halanca on bind at mstely U * square mile- of land the National Fash Register I In Tei their aatrs-carricpla act rightfully baling present e f C«- in Jacksonville. He ,sraa'| to •li In nreyaratlaa far their fu­ among the young man who f to n duty sa pUot-otfleers In the la • report n requested bv a were sent homo from thg' Iltwka can sea what men tsn - Georgia Leglslst JUMP'’ Air FWreea. lllvt committee enlistment renter at th " dispute over th,* hist week due to th* camptotingr tha Air not, even with bWiocuLra. _ _im n boundary rs*. AviaHan Cadets that training atoll.ip* Un#,' Eagto#er. U W. Varner tllh-d to "uvcrflosrla An albatross »ald aa ancient. error In rurveyvoluateefs- Bibb Graves Is in Baltimore Hospital ovtr > applicant hav# already[Former Resident Of ..... ................ City Has Triplets Local Weather Temple Volunteers In Regrulur Navy Georgia Claims 68 Miles Of Tennessee Si IP tof wnc roopaaslbla* for position of tha press at l i n e . ............... " ,> a ii iv|uirti‘tl toilaj i ImI .la|mni's<' shock H im.| ;ir> iitti't ii| i( ing nn " n g g n - s s i v i * i n f i l l ru t i n n " i n i tin- I ’ a t iu i |><'inn.-Milit nntl t lu il r i g h t i n g o f v a r y i n g i n ts-n-it \ i ! living c o n t i n u e d all a l o n g (In* lint*. J a p a n t 'i t o attack iilant'H and tliveInm il• rn a rv s tr ik in g inci'it- Training Course At Randolph Field schooling i--iii i t n \V;i*H ingliiii • in <• 1.. «t . r |employed by thobe citiex in »e* tra ami will sa.iat u , in the f.r I u r,n/ d.-retis# rontrarta .m l . . I d , Courtney Wine Prize Elmer Echols Passes Preliminary Offered By Courtney . . . , . ,;|L Echols, son of Mr. ana m r B. C. Echols of West •Nd Mrs. 8tract, la among tha eight who hava completto the I of Intensive" prlf t " ma r y aad secondary serial remain* iinch-in f rtl. V. \SIII\f■ ION. Jan. ItL— t \l*) — I .rsideitl ItiHwevrlt iHKrd tod.i\ lh.il ha#rhall ht* lonlinunl tin rio u the war. lie >iitfur»t«d al*i in a letter Io It’Nfball ( ummittionrr I andiH Ih.-t more nicht aamra lie |dii>«*d to uvrommtMlat# V* '"'.L.-rw County «*ure sd- national defena#, Alex It Juhicon W ird- eewd .* r ' .peifeetly. | " .1 ' ''fr1 011*„f 1 t)-r fum'*m-w, nr-wntoed »h" . afr|inrt, '« > " « • ilfPst m nr* \V. A. I-rUlcr. proaiiirllt nf th , it win rt'V fiLtl at a m rrtlnir of e h s m h 'r **f C'linimorce, who nl-n ' t* imnilttriwnni prciiiii'tl ovtr by wutrhr.l the lr«l from the r—.l W -A. I |irr»,ilt»iit of l!u» of the liank. *l»t.-<l, *'ll wn- l huinlMT of Commerce. new h ram# non comhr11,nit irv trls demoliwl't*d In the Navy and i.*»* M.iriiw# The Navy, con* lirm inu ilmt mi Mlied mrr* sh^t*. %r«*-rl of foreivn rej* i#lr» h ,«* oiiiilt olf L m g |m* I.Mid h»-*lerdu». -uid the »uh* nturme mrr..,ce «»n the north* •.1 I S m S ou*1 V r a ^ when : ^ . X u .U . S k!d thw lb- , " < « h . ( .»e m .......j nutrition win w lorm wi w m n .. .. L’n..*. ih*. t,,n nf € **unty ( h n n l c r of t ummprrr, Dio ndvUory division of th# nu* * * AiUniU* Hank tho lf«» t«» WaphiiiKton i»#*t w rrk County firm er* and irmwer* trition co m m H t^ of th# D.# Sanfonl. A tU n tu the fj||> |h|( „ f , t.ru rin (lr . •fe rijiected to di»cu«ii a iiuiiiIm' i Inola C ouncil' fnr Romo D efend I |o“ k,”‘ . '.'V i rnntr«ct« f..r S.minol* of topica of “ vitul imiHirtanre** It. meet* romt •n ii'iiiiri* loal Japan** \|«laid n •»o«Iuor hi h a•« gp. p m il li li.illrd In fn#h All** •rrlian r n r orremenl*. Th# Niiiin «*niioiinrrnirnl. Ih# hiidtiHi I S N-nal <*urr#m4 in t li•* fi»e week conflict— h> »<*lrd in I the total nuia- rSniiff 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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J A N U A R Y IS, l M T v Two Teams Take Distance Runs Feature Track Major Honors In Slate Tonight Bowling League I/) NOWOOD, Jan. 13 — (Spec­ ial)— Dletanre rare* feature to­ night’* program at tha .SanfordOriando Kennel' Club ai router* go t<> the po«t in eig of the eleven eventa. Poet-time for the fliet rare la 8:16 o’clock. Tonlght'e feature race marka the return o f City Judge, which hae been out of action for the lait week due to an epidemic of heavy cold*. Red McGee, .leo benched with a cold, alio return* In the eighth, race. Favorite* In tonight'* rare will probably be GullJeraleeve and Rambling Norm, two of the con•latent follower* of Ill-Guide, the track’* aenaatlonal greyhound which lait Saturday won it* fifth •tralght race of tne meeting. Tbo Camway Agonry bowling flr t and th* Hofmann Electric team “ went to town" In bowltag raaulta laat wwk In tha Cammarrlal Laagua. Carraway aat up a new high ilngla game record of 850 and a three game high o f 2,299 In defeating the atrong Celery C i t y outfit In two of three games. Hofmann Electric roppeif two out of three ronteita from tha league leading Tavern team. The Tavern rate* one game ahead of Carraway, whlrh, in tom, la one game ahead of Km' ertrk Hardware, who enpped a ma|orlty of the three matches with 8L Johna. Ed Randall wan high for the week with 604, while Ine Ind'.ri dual leader* a r e R. Seudibr with 159, E. Bartllng with 155. 1 2 1 I Overnight Kntrle* For T u ra d a r l i n t Race— Faturlty A n g tllo I llwnnle* n#I|rtiV*4 T e ll 7 Thum bs t 'p • IU D IO NEW S TODAYS PROGRAMS 6:00 Jim White 6:05 Up New* 4:10 Grayhocnd Cu* 0:15 V oice.of Onunlway 0:30 Lpm and Abner 0:45 The World T-.lny 7:0) Dinner Muafr 7:16 Sam Cuff “ Fare of the W ar" 7:20 Up New* 7:30 Secnntl Huaband 8:00 Uoya Town 8:30 Unannouncrtl 8:56 Elmer' Davla and the New* 0.-00 We The People 0:30 Report to the Nation* 10:00 Glenn Miller 10:16 Public Affair* 10:30 Sporta Reporter 10:45 New* of the World 11:00 Guy l/tmbnnlo Orrhe»tra 11:30 Denny Goodman Orrh.ttra 12:00 Union Well., nrw* 12:06 Sign Off N ordl 1(1p Ailing lt*llr.,n«1 ||nll f o o l lU n ti+cond Rae#— Futurity in m i f air 1 T w e n ty Ilurk# 2 lllas# Up 1*11 K ir# i ►*«**'■ I m « i AndersonGriffith im iir i » « « b ) # i ft (Inltlrn I'a la r* a W a rn in g 7 K II smI.b i Ii ■ hr. I-M Third Race—.VI ft Mil# Kuntral Ulreetnr Corner Klmt & French ll.mmt H a lf Daftly D c i k l n W ind y M aid ft H lartcr'a Hon Chink a Im n g* 8 P ly Foot M yrt'a I* rid# 1 Hmall Court p o w e r T<» Mpar#i H lngl* HI* I 1 I I Phone 488 Fourth War#— Futurity I Ar# P ilo t \ Court C le rk 1 Ka#( Kira I M arian o ’ COME IN A N D U K T .Y O U R 1942 C A L E N D A R ft K ><| Mlk# * Mornhitf JudM** 7 p|||ah#rr> a ( ‘arolme* Fifth Rare—ft-lft Mil# 1 Pa nr h rrlta C l| r »U llA rp ar 2 IHama^ Hun a Tiik # t'p 2 Mormonay 7 Tom W illa rd I leUrky l u n a r r I K o iy Kid GOING PLACES Hiith 1 Stand O ta r 2 crafty 77 7 1 Jappy llace— Futurity ft I ’m ig ln g tile* lt**«l Andrew4 Colton din 7 YHcrniuh • U ral K ir* I K lrld rr Seventh Rare— 5-18 Mile I 1 3 4 l>«rotlty Hulr C ra fty I'lrk 1(1 nar Job W illa r d ft pniay |f»|t# i tlo ld rn A llr * 7 l.u rky J ok rr I Itnunrlmc !l*n Eighth Raca— Futurity Ijid*l**ii C om ra tl ft 2 W h it# C hu rll* ft 3 lt#d ftfrOaa 7 4 flo ll'a (la n g E t r r l flub T »y9lor Arm y Man (Jay#r hold l**Mf l^td Ninth Rtf#— 5-16 Mil# 1 2 3 4 (h a n d Hi* I H am blins N o r a l illld#ral##va 7 N a d a fk o % I I I 3 4 M ortow n Tw #*dl#«l## 4*hl#r S ta rl# r t'ou rt lU lllff C ity Juda# C lrn lla <)«> Kop llnvldy Jark Tenth Ra<#—ft I ft Mil# ft 4 7 8 K lasfm rn W illi* M il# Hnow IL-nk Jerry lto«*k Kle venlh Race— 5-15 3IU* D rift la today and Ift 01 . thick your etr bifori yon .go on t h a t holiday trip. Lat uo check y o u r Urea, |u, ojl, water, bat* tory watar — Wo’ll give you onr moat prompt and •ffkiefit service. t q u la le la Hpry i l.u rk y I 1 Jump H ig h 7 « Ita l.y M ijii ■ n e »l 3 It. ll«e * i Arm eit llte l HaattTa llu ney K l.it. It y i i k . l .Iloy Ed IMce with 164, W. Vihlen rllh 160, B. Wright with I4U, B. Forgneon with 149, C. Den. nia with 148 and J. Hndgo and F. Ijtw»on each with 146. The itanding* follow: Won Lost Tavern , 12 8 Carraway Agency II 7 Emarick Hardware to H 10 Celery City 8 Hofmann Electric 0 9 8L Johna 8 12 6 Toulhton Drug 9 Lancs Toaetchea 6 . 10 itfSjT P H O N E 9121 J.H. ENGLISH U LF SERVICE Hogan, Thompson Smith Declares H e For $10,000' Seminole County Open Golf Meet Needs Iron Lung LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13,-W ) — Drama and heartbreakera were written into the finish of the seventeenth annual 110,000 Los Angela* Open Golf Tournament yeiterday as wee Benny Hogan and hu»ky Jimmy Thomson wound up in a deadlock for the rich prlxr, and history repeated Itself with a slap In the face foy hard luck Sam Snead. Hogan and Thomson, golf* mightiest men yesterday, finished the four-diy 72-hole battle over the green acre* of Hillcreat Coun­ try Club tied at 282 blow* apieee. Tho’m»on shot the finish round over the par 30-30— 72 course in uneventful, consistent fashion, leaving Hogan to supply the gal­ lery thrill, and Rnead and P^w .etter Harry Cooper to furnish I the disappointment. Rlammine Sam from H o t Springs, v»., blew himaelf out of TOMORROWS PROGRAMS the tournament on the eighteenth, 0:30 Norman Dra*b-y A III* lie took eight blow* to conquer Fla. Cowboy*. the steep elevated par fire bole 7:00 Drcakfait Drrvitie* and elided with 286. 7:46 tip New* 7:55 Weather A Time 8:00 The Workl Today H:|5 Organ Mood* 8:30 Mu.le Men 8:45 Virginia 0:00 Morning Devotion* 0:43 American Schmtl of the Air a 9:46 Up Ncwe Five white rases and 18 color­ 10:00 Mamrl ed were on the docket for trial 10:06 Muaic Room by Judge Frank Miller of the 10:10 Faehion Frock* Municipal Court Monday after­ 10:16 Myrt A Marge noon at 4:00 o’clock, 10:30 8tepmother White ease. together with 10:46 Woman of Courage rhargrtan d sentkncea follow: 11.00 Drama of Food 11:15 At Horn, With Rally Mar­ Berl Henson, speeding, bond es­ treated; Zina T. Carwlle, drunk tin rnesss, bond estreated; Oscar 11:30 Bright Horlion Spartan, drunkrnesa, bond es11:4& Up New* trratrd; Paul Sold, loitering, 11:56 Temperature Bulletin transferred to County; David 12:00 Kate Smith 8peak* Martin, reckless riding of a 12:16 Checkerboard Time motorcycle, 85 or 15 days. 12:30 Dancetime 12:46 Our Gal Sunday Negroes who were brought 1:00 Life Can Re Beautiful before the Judge for trial were: 1:15 Woman In White C. C. McCoy, speeding, bond es­ 1:30 Bridge School of the Air treated; Charlie Nichols, leaving 1:46 Road of Life the scene of an accident, flO or 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 30 days; Charlie Nlchob^ reck­ 2:30 The Goldberg* less driving, case dismissed, 2:45 Up Nrw* Liable Holloman, disorderly con­ 2:50 Jim While duct, |t0 or 30 days; Mable 2:65 Temperature Bulletin Holloman, drunkrneaa, $10 or 30 3:00 Farm Security Admini­ days; Clarence James, driving stration Program while drunk. 820 or 60 days; 3:15 Kenneth' Hpenrrr, baritone Willie llerthle, assault, case dls3:30 Renfro Valley Folk* mlssrd; .J. W. Coleman, reckless 3:45 Children Aleo aru People Urivbgpt' caae> dismissed. 3:55 Press News Also Mary White, disorderly 4:00 Columbia Concert Orches­ conduct, $10 or 30 daye; Mary tra White, drunkrneaa $6 or 13 ,4:30 Ring Along— Ijindt Trio daye; Mery Kolerte, disorderly 4:46 Preis News conduct, $26 or 76 day*; Wil­ 5:00 For the Farmer liam Sarage, disorderly conduct, 5:10 Twilight Melodies $10 or 30 daye; Richard Mathis, 6:45 Scattergood Balnea •riling liquor, $73 or 90 days; 6:30 U. P. on tho Air Lily Mta Thomas, drunkenee*. $3 or 15 days; Uly Mat Thomas, disorderly mnduct, (10 or 30 Guy Stovall, colonel on the days; Will Jackson, driving •toff of Governor .Fred Cone, an* whllo drunk, $200 or 80 days. anounced thi. week that he would oppose Pat Cannon for hla Fourth The population o f Kweilin, District scat In Congress. Stovall capital or • Kwangal province, la a long tlmo resident of Ft. China,, has reached 200,000. Lauderdale. 21 Cases Tried By Judge Miller At City Court FARMERS’ M A R K E T ■ ts re a o * A M d u P T a / U ^ / ** fy O a . • You will find n loan through nur l’f r , onal Loan -ment to ba tha w ry baat way to flnanca your Install- TH E B U T IN The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Classified Advertisem ents • LIQUORS G i Rollins Gridders Start Winter Work W JN fF^ PARK, Rollins Col­ le g e grliljrra yesterday startml legV griddn a modified Winter training ’pro­ gram under the tutlage of Jack MrDnwall, Cesn of the Stale's football coaches, amt Ale* Waite, line coach. Practicu this year will be lim­ ited to three days a week, Mon­ days, Thursdays and Saturdays, fur an eight-week period, Mc­ Dowell announced. Iju t year tho •quad practiced tig days a week. LOUIS IN TO U A TO K A l » — S3 Ids T i l I t i » I 44.lt L u a * t l . i e — M l * io Id* C an on tt.e e W A T K Il 1.-IUDIM Doe Dun 4ec NICK’S Package Store aia u i m a iv n r a ■ A A Owls are not blind in the daytime, and a few of thi-m prefer day to night work. LEGAL NOTICES NEW YORK, Jan 13,—(JP)— Unclv Sam's Army told Joe Louis Monday that he doein’t have flat feet and that he’s husky enough to put bn a soldier suit Wednes­ day. The heavyweight champion of the world took a fhre-mlmite ferry ride across New York Har­ bor, became Draft Registrant No. 374 at tha First Army Head­ quarters at Fort Jay On Gover­ nor’s Island, and, after an h°ur and half aeMlon with a act of doctors, was given his final physical “ okay . for the Army. D elivery ARCADE Package Store O, D. F arffil, Fkoo# IMS Prap. r Matter BU/ No Room for Gloom! r itsmet. id s li like U. mo • • • # ! •itr to appln shows a# hrwsh as*rhr. rtuMi din. i rwi i . and marking*; tod ll ready lor It day. PAMT STTIM8 KAMIAlTUB G. U. Stuart I'AINT & (U.ASS 117 rask Ave. fkaaa $03 PAINTS GET THE THRILL WEATHER RESPONSIBLE LAKELAND. Jan, 23,— (JP>— Cold weather In the north was held partly rsaponilbl* for a poat holiday decline In cltnia prices in tha week-end bulletin of tha Federal-State Market New* Service Issued here Perfect V i$i» i'.‘ H ; of Picking Winners *r « Wines Cocktails) Gift! r ROBERT L. COX, Photographer TH E ESSEX 108 A R K AVE. AVE. 108 N N.. PPARK ■ —“ T O N IG H T S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E S T U D IO T E L E P H O N E 078 1 NINTH R A C E — 5-16 THE TAVERN 114 N. Ptrk Ave. W wg UK EK e L1 IVVK TetefB oo* H IM M IL E GRAND 818 RAM DLIN (I NORA GILDERBLEEVE NADARKO CITY JUDGE CIKNTIA G AY KOP RUDDY JACK NO MINORS ALLOWED POST TIM E StIS P. M. SANfORD-0RLANDO KENNEL CLUB On Route 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood about 8 miles North of Oriondo TURN AT RED ARROW ' 1 B y P A U L ROBINSON I M WINDOW YOUKNOWTWATMOCCL 10UT2 MCTHBD H A P M i HB<2 PACWON SHOW.* I W 8 T — Crwn woolen ahlrt. Ra. Uni* « n | . Notify Hamid. r - i lO O T H M A r — J APPLIANCES-t I i alactrie range, good «on. 135.00. l wood i I'iO. Hiroaana range* a MO* Oraan’e Pnal Gaa OH REPEATING or doubU bar' ta, arrow from Poat wl shotgun. Muat bo In good condition. Phono 84$-W after O *» Me RELIABLE PARTY to eorrlre (la apart time) route of anteoMtte maehlnaa ‘ dispensing famoni HER8HEY. BARS. No . wiling.. Immediate Ineoma * op to' IlMmonOi. *370 caah In* watmant required i folly x abrod. For pcraoaal appoint» « i t fire phono, addroae and atoto I f n oo n d i aaah la lmmadiatoly arallabla. Bos It, F it* 1133 ETTA KETT HI .TOMMY/ All Popular Brfcnds t4.ee n U T A B A O A B >• L b K e rk Just because Chltatmaa Is over -is no reason why you ahouldn't five your picture to those you love. Pictures are particularly ideal to send your nun or men engaged in the defense of our country. FEEDS at Tonnhtoa'a Oro, I /JOBMOUC J > Hff D06SNT" KHOti m CASGCH KQTQSn H B B . A N ------‘ 7' ^ Iwiuww Hwrcw fu. HAS BUNCHS TrtS JS IH tV O Z f ; MQCW. OtSPlAVr tSBBBt* ■“ TTlLGIve ALUSONOUaNKW ONAUT , W ttA P «v ri>V idN .» .LOOK (cxaup Y « A 5 A g <j ~f H 3 •i . ... - \ . ? -L ( V 1* ' k..G . * -• DEL small up* 5 * * * Celery Fed eager*'nf Semhtole High School will make their third; start of tha season here tonight I agelnet DeLand in what promises to be a hotly contested engage­ ment. The game will start at 8:00 o’clock at the high school, and a B squad tilt will be stag­ ed Letweer, the two school* at 7:00 o’clock. . t Declaring that the Feds are reedy to go, H.E. Morel* pre­ dicted the local team would play ita test game. Mr. Morris Iv directing tne team in the absence of Coach L.L. McLucas, who la ill. Th# Fed* have dumped Ta­ vares, 16 to 12, and |o*t a heartbreaker to Euatis. 22 lo 20. Over 20 boys are on the Fed roster, and many of them will nee action tonight] The probable starting line up will be Jack Herring and Warren Daniels at forward, Billy Fleming, center, and Branan and Lee, guards. To date, Fleming Is the tram's high scorer, backed by Daniels. The local five will travel to Ocala Thursday for an A and B squad tUt wltn the Wildcats of that city at 2:30 P.M. Mr. Morris announced. Coach MeLut-m, i* ex­ pected to return to his duties next week. H O TH T. Th# Honril r»f C ounty Curnmi#oi'T o r r r tT a r n odi ' i t * w ill A PPI.K H B lack T w ig H ist m e* llu »l4in#r« o f Htntlnol# ( ’minty link! l l . t t c t llllr I t . 43 D e­ r#c#lv# bid* At th# I.’ b r H '* O fflr # In Hanford on nr b#for# 10 o’rlievk licious lliu lie * II AN AN AH t e M i llu n 11.73 in A.It., K#bruary Sn<! 1943 on th# fo llo w in g #«iulpm#nt: I7.ee on# n# w #l#r|rlr com bination COHN Hhcltcq, White Curl ■ fillin g mjichln# anil ca lcu la tor 11.71 to t l . l t w ith printed tap#. A u tom atic O NM NM 'Y e llo w te M> Hark 17.3* •Irlvcn m u ltiplication, aubtract* In I t . n Ion and addition. T#n columna. PO T A T tiC M ir W T H a g* ll.t e In Th a honrd r#a#rv#a th# righ t to lt .e e H KKD C s r llf l t d H ll«* r#J»#t any and a ll blda «»r acc w t lt .e e — l l . t e c#p( ih » o ff# r th**y d##ni to b# fo r P IN K A P P I.K H Cuban CM * IS.** H IT T P O T A T O K H Hu l l . k i l l . t e I " th** beat lnt#r#at to th# County. P.A . I»TH (»S. li.e e (Tialrm an PO TATun Idaho B a k e r t e Lb l u g e I t i t C W T B e g * 13.13— A ttra i O.P. ll#rndon. (?l#rk A RMY • 4 ROOMS fumUhod, ground, S mlloa out JELL ImmadiatalyA-Mod. r«a Comer. Box I 7-room unfum. homa, a wma. On parad road, 8 NICE HOUSE unfum., on Vi * from EraDedala Park, ‘•Mary—Hoy Ilowall. ado V M g r s a u MKFwerr O f Salea t > T e i s i e i A.M. “ One of Seminole County’s . Jae. la. i s a retest needs today la an Iron |_D S IM i f ” . Ned Smith, chairman of P k eaea 48 ri.oams ra n o u -n Seminole Cs'inty Committee for R K P O flT NO. 41 the Celebration of th# President’s Birthday, declared today, in dis­ cussing plana for raising funds to A V O C A D O * D u D jk t Z* t e i » IS et combat tha Infantile paralysis UBA^NIJ^Bu l l p r T d r g n ll.e e lu disease. nEKTM D os Han tOe In tee “The Iron lung It essential in C A IIIIA O E T o n D olk l i e ee In teee Mpr t l.ll rtiin .,. Pit the treatment of certain types of lit S evor llp r ll.e e lied Infantile pnnlysli but not essent­ ial In all types of tha dlseaee', C A U lL. ilri u i v r i t n r n f c r n . t t said Mr. Smith, “ however, It la f.'AHHOTD n » , Bun l * r In esc a very valuable ally In the treat­ C K IA a v r C rt l l . l t in •> .(• ment of many patient* suffering i l l A V U T B B a lia r l i e s from respiratory distress caused C D IX A R D a D o* Ann t'<W- i „ 4Sr K IK lH taA N T Bu llp r l i e In |l *4 by other diseases or accident ■’ r a le s I t . t e ‘‘Only the other day one or O lt A l’ K r i t t f l T Bn* t’ R ra m i. It.te H no* lis a it r No j Sanford’s prominent business men l l . l t 14 Bns lia s t t r told me that the life of hla bro­ IB iN K V O al Kail O r a i i , lllntanm ther might have been saved had ll.t t there been an Iron lung In San­ t.tTTT C I’ K Ica b ere f* r l lce,l to — ford at tha time he suffered a I4.ee. 4s— | L te. • • - |l aa crushed cheat That la only ont O NIO NN Dns Bun t * e In lo e O ltA N O Ito Bos I I S Com b 11.71 of th* many Instances where th* H ag M e No. I | t « e Baaa ISr use of a respirator, or iron lung r A H H l3 :r Dos Bun J te In 4to was neceasarv here. 7'KAS O reen Hu l l p r 11.73 “ luiat summer many Semlnnlr I 'K K i'it n a nu llp r i t . i a in n st l.'rta rer 91.71 lo 17.00 County mother* were terror T O t * n *d llllsa . I ),* Nu. I t ’.rlckrn bv the announcement on P O T AA— «* r u l l . t t . It— |l 10. I’ ­ Aug. 12, that there was a genuine l l . • • 1’ W T lia s * C nm m errlal rsse of poliomrelltlea (infantile t i . i t — n . te paralysis) In tha Goldsboro set­ IIAIMHIIKJ4 l> »* llun Sir In 30c A H II Bu llp r Mummer T y p e tlement In the western section of HI’ lIN *. Panford. Quarantine* were im­ S W T i e P OtnT A Ti tO. *KM C W T HnCka I I ! • mediately established and every­ In | l.7 t thing possible was done to alley T A N lIK H IN K J I 4*t I In I I'nrnl, I I i « -Is l l . t t the fears of the eltixens that the T P IIN IP D Dns Till* t e r tn **r disease might spread.” T I 'I I N I P Baled. Hu l l p r l i e In I t r The E,B SURE TO V l i n £ ft h * b 8 Y j£ e d e r » M J a p o o | ^ | w n ir iT li • W IN E S » « n t buying. Meaner rsa a n r Ik* fcaIMky spirit p la far a wall » lx - • SCOTCHES Depart* n gu m u vM ra IP YOUR TASTE DEMANDS Check the Figures m Fed Basketball Team Will M eet. _ DeLand Tonight , .Stela h b ■ ';* ;V 7-./.'.?;^; Wmm , rr if:* * • 3L 1 •»**:«' « > , J . �* I • t Established In 1908 £ a n f s $ t9 b I t m t l f t A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y .‘■'nnfnril N The Only Central ITeeriiln C ilv A ffordin g Rail, H igh w a y And W alcr Tnm *p«rtation NEW SPAPER S AN FO RD , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y I I. 1!U2 Member Awoclalcd Prrtw N I'M HER 111 .... Are “ P"SSl S , FLk.«|U. S. Defenders Halt Two Jap Only Ninety Miles Assaults, Bomb Naval Forces Above Singapore M e n a c in g Japs Con­ tinue To Advance As English Troops Again Fall Back °China Press Is Not Optimistic Red Troops Near German Winter D e fe n se Lines Rusftinnfl State That 200,000 Nazis Were Cfitates That No Sign .Killed Since Nov. 6 O f Reinforcements WASHINGTON. Jan. 14 f o r Fa* fjjast Seen O O RANGOON Barm*. I Jan. I f —<AP>— Aa afflelat antwwaecment *aM taaay that “farther agtl-alrcraft rein. f.rremeaU bar* arrived In Burma and mere are mi the way. and “that graaad p*r— n il fa* lb* aircraft also bars arrived. (■- A m tu M r*e—I In Malaya. the Britinh withdrew again in nn ap^ p a ren t maneuver today to -'defend nn 8 0 -m ile wide fron t only 90 milaa north o f Singapore na demolition •quads spread a wake o f IT .-.destruction In the path o f • *Hhe advancing J a p a n e a e , front-line dispatches said. — CAP)—Secretary of th* Navy Frank h n n said to­ day he believed the start** of Internal unreel la Get* ■ any are epurloue and dalihertele spread to take th* •dee * ff of America's war effort*. He aeeertrd alieo-t every on* nf th* stories aboal th* "tcrribl* situation* In Ger* ■any *rlglnatea la NailrontrolUd territory. which “ alone should rale* suspi­ cion." Final preparation- have been .no light run Iw «rr; imm the niadp by law enforcement Ageti- i>uUii|f. |f**\%«*\«*g. » ,ih*-* wincira nml Company I*. Fourth I iIowe hip ah*idutelv covered in Battalion, t)efen»e I ’ nit, to po*t I thatno light will -how nuts'ilr. men at every community, im- No light of mtv kiml. whether portant (rmi-roaih Hint nII : flashlight, t-andlc-, oil lamp*, or britlgea, anil at public ami roun- , •*%••«* burning i igarett«> «tuha, ly building* in Seminole County Should In- u-ed. it um -tutrd for thi* county'* participation in * ( ’apt Harper advi-ed mem- U.S. Surgeon (ieneral Now OCI) Official the blackout of Central Florid» I hern ofCompm> C to “ bring from 9:00 o'clock to U’.'IO o'chick j trun-poration faciliCc*. if pnsThunulay night. official.1 * an- Bible, and ilon t leave your watch nouneed today. I home,** anil, along with other Capt K. C. Ilarjar. command |dcfenae official-. i*vur.| an ap­ ing officer of Company C, ile- | to the public to do all dared he expected to u-o every ' 'dihin its imvier to make thla man in the compnny. while Shcr ^f*r,l attempt .it blacking out a Nelson Has Control Iff C. M. Hand ami Police 1 A-*n»y tdanca will fly Roy Williama announced th n t"’Vrr *br ^ durkeiiotl aiea and In Vast W ar Pro-' volunteer deputies will be ata- |phntna will he taken to check ; d .notion Progran* tionetl at poata decme«l necearvaulta. the Third Intercoptary to enforce the blackout. j lor 1'«»minan*f waa announced. Flro Chief Mark Clevelaml has Residents also were asked not W \ S H IN tiT t).\ .1 il • }*. a Hat of volunteer firemen that I to t *e the telephone duiing tho Prc-iilcnt |{t»4*-e-vrlt . • a t t | » *rc subject to rail 1blackout a* defense officials nr»r niMll rin tM 'l •»\»*i \mcri I CH'll VR't WMr pF«ta|||« lietfi According to blackout reguln report* to make. A. II la-t night %\ith nil tim in • mi Peterson, cseeutive srer*Ilona, all automobile light* mu«t i lory of thi* I.-*■jsI council darrn trn 9ril in iVmaM 'I \**I-..m b« cxtingui»hr«l during the half- ! . . . . .clarnl. "Il is essential that » v RR N «l»rt 4*f gCIICI l*ll-s-ll»l.» l»f hour of darkness. All roads , keep the telephone line supply. will be watched and this rule I We must not him- a rnneretI ’ mlcr thi* |’ m *i*I» ii I * i«l .•«. will be etrickly enforced, it was ion'* •till incniiiplct**. ti n« w « ai pi-* ' stated. Tm ffir, is .uoimseil to . tl . ,■ , ,. ,, ihictmn lni"rt| til la.- .-tu b 11 I the V hi.lie at the roundhuua* cea.eexcept for emergency ve- , ,.|.m „ „ M pe.petu.ting I IUhc-1. «m l Ml NrUt'll ninilf i t - 1 hides etch s. ambulance, bus I , ra|.. Thursday. chnirnmn. .NIr NrUim hn- PriM7 . sea, fire trucks, I»W enforce- |higruiling th»»t light- of mII type •i-rving »c x ir iitiv r ilire-f-tiM ; ment cars and nf the •imply pii»r»ti«** mm.I **I ... «•»»• I must In- turned off. The whUtl* Dr. Thrnras Parran. surgeon loTHliond hoiird M rnibct- e.f S n to n h nK n n h" ................... . "*«•» «•'<■ •! the btaekm.1 ^ «n during i , S, Hh,.n r„ m|ltinn, wi„ general of the United States, I* A II rom p ri-m g • •»•»••• »*f !!»•• th* blackout Peri’ol is .tbject to |return to A bla.t at will deliver en address ■it thBrif. Gen 1.1 wi* Il Hi*r»h«*v a fine. Chief Williams -Utnl l N;.T0 I* M. dik*— not concern the |*talr*wldp health rnnlereine D im tor *»f S i'IcttiM ’ Si*i %it i Ughta mav on in public but ■ i% — m warning to till uir ' t in Orlando, Jan |«; I , liPlivs... v .. be lefl — a r — ----■ ' sisi nmh t'l —.....* — — Itiig. (irn l.cuie |l Hri-hr\ *-—• 1— «* wanlniK » nomea or building* provided *that raid and other official*. I '* he l»r. Parian’- fn»t ad t*l»k> Im*f it l •' I III* \ 111«*011•I Un in Floriiln. Wiib h 10.1 fhi* •le ffn -e vr offlillll PI- l i ­ |Mlt niiiirtriM ut th** Angtbilt H • i'ha n-r eg. Hi moiilii* ngo mi 1 I're-R f luh in Wii-hlMt!'loll II. -il ill the liahoii - nisi ti(•* W• 1 fast tt*l. thr rotifpifiirr, t•• u* f t »0-t 4It t ! \ lilt . • '" » • heni'litarv iitfil U.S. “ M in is te r Of S u p p ly ’" Is Named By F.D.R.i Nipponese -Ships Are Attacked From Air O ff Coast Of Hornoo Hv Americans Wiivi'li Arrives In Fast Indies .MooArthur’s Soldiers Inflict Heavy Casu­ alties On Invaders " \ M I I \ i. | n \ . JAN It •M l I hr I S Army • Jill I iiiI n i llml \merlran bein.tie-rfichtiltc with the UiulKami Indie* f iro * JitlMikril thr Japa* m \ j « a l f«irrr near Tsrak. *u %it.il oil i-land of losrt hiMai ron-t of lUirneo th-* h.0- fdllco to enemy. Nmrnrin plane* deilroy•••I t»*»» Japuni*-e llghterw r *ti| ri-tiirneil to an undlx* c,0»**0*,l ha-r itn«larr a*ed. t i th,- rhilippinr battle* I o lit t.rnrral Dougla- Mac* Vilhur’-s \meriran and F'BI* piiiii ilrfru-e forre*! and re* |iorti* I In hmr healen off I «o new l*|i*ne**e n--aull". «* Hi it',- iii4 4ilcr*s suffering hi t*» t his*-r- the ever a -m v Ioi** r n u i Russian troops are reported advancing within too miles of Adolf Hitler’s Winter head­ quarter* at Smolensk today .while In th* south Red army j*i e-ell f Would force* ar* pictured aa atonning PMmnil thr Aulijert. " I lm lt b ' Ul 4ill have M «‘ Im I»Iv route 'on-ihle P*» —it |Ol1•. % loon ni fioin th* outer gates of Kharkov. H "i»ir anil eN'atioiitil |b*f< n-r •i Ih- power o f fin d •!••• l-l-lli- till 1hr 21 1•4 "•'. slg* Ilo ,.l .1 Th* Russian* asserted Hiller’s •II* %««>trli4le*f |*rr—I o|m n any rivu -itiimlril. mint i • fiiri of it II f|iie*tl<iu« Th* British . are r«trratlnv to. reeling armies had lost SOOJOQO •li'tdai •••1 ho 1140•1 44 II 11ed lo cil *riot ic citixt*n». Milt. It I iimi |.s anil w arHi"' pr*Mbn*|i**n ward tha sack of tha Malayan men killed between Nov. 14— A - Mich, hr '•'ill Im i lulu*- --miislii'il ut thp Jti|>ptakmab, SO miles south of Jan. t , with 00,000 slain In th* Im*-, thr w sr lim i •. t. ns--**inwtricr in w iilclyr*c*n| fighting in th* Dootta rrn,| |.t I *•11 AmiMIlrtll Bhr*r industrial basin. - .*1 wt rjs t «•« I iMi'inr.s of th e ^gayTlM^ h w 2Lp p M / w h »t to ilo and ....... . that algna af British and Th* German da»«rt army. In lliit. li Last Iiiiiit-.-s today aa ready romotianee lit- *»nlv -u • .fwlnfotcamanta In tha flight far 800 mil**, took an un- Defense Bond Sales P e t e r son Explains nerlor nffi-er iI* > e -ideal w an lacking and that •xpeatad stand last night at th* mi i li i a i' v diapatchoa a nl»„, \Vs.tiingt'*n entreloded Bern allowed for ao baa* af th* Gulf of Slit* on a During Past Year P l a n s For Test ip iiiiu .il Dial (>«:». Sir A r ihat Mr. Nel.nn', dmn he*i> and turnad .aavm eri- I' m running due south of El i'li if »i. 1.1 I’ W avell. com , •vnnld hr rmn-hly eouivrlen* T o tale d _ $113,750 th* conduct of tha Blackout In Area . jn_ |that nf lor,| It. «vert->».,h, Bril iniiiiil. r-iii i hi.1 f o f the A l­ If-^hlcntd » f th** »h lr British vanguards, Lome by th* Sanford Atlan­ i i . .1 ru e East coiiim am l hail Declaring thet the test blackout '•‘ti-'l to ntt*»mt (hr >•••:•Ith r'»i»- ish minister ..f supply contact with National Bank in tIMI to b* held In Si-minoli- County frrrtir- in OrlMncIn, Jmi. 1*1-17 fires of th* entasy r*» tic in ’ lie Hutch East llvi-r I oil im*n h.»\»* n g i-ii*i**l a fr'M 'd North Africa, at a war* reported a* being the larjr- for a half hour Thursday night it which ♦h- S u rr*”f» tit*nrr*| Motorists Must Have Indira. In t •*ri**vi* in-troct mo in V ih*i» **t» In th* bank’s history and is fxtrsmrly Important in order r f thr Unitnl 8tit**«, Dr. T i Hiiiing 7 Judtnid l. ulrli tioup* a ir iBiwrted t W satea' ef-- <*fene* bond* by to eliminate the Vbm.** from the Ti«imAM I'ntmn orllf .Irllvrr hi* Licenses Thursdayjiumli'itefe.'." coursi** w In li "ill comoi«*i'c>’ .. pm <hg ...I m a r t imii un ih« SorAmerican, an* Britain. t r »U rt th* bank amour, ted to I I 1.1.- srt-up, A.B. Peterson, executive flnit Rtlil'-c* in FlorMn. Th»* il.'r ,.f Sn.awak where the Jap. • ••Mm, Al»*x H .loluiMtii, nu'i* thstaeo-nt**«off«n*l*a. bank officials ,tate<l secretary of. the locil Defenae Angrbill llotrl will |« thr hrnilAttracting attention at thla 700.00. Tomorrow is tho ili*w«llliif f“ r frar, MMi«l (ho* morning, t"l^ f,».* • im’-«* ha.| -cited t h«* capital Pf la and plana for <juarter« fur thr mnfrrrTHrr. Allisd and Japan*** air form British general headquarter* yesterday at th* annual stork- Council explained Florida inoloriali lo mirrhasr . wunitii mm* not uliuildt* Kii. lung ami moat of the north* ki ., r.i i botilod for control of Um Malaya wer* concentrations of Gsrman holders msetlng at which S. O. the blackout and the organisation i 11i»l In ii«l uiiloinobilr lice m e tag^ for 1912. j 'J* 1111% o f llll’ hl1 potto lllu. rein f th , lo c.l Dcfenss- ( W i t l o ' ..... .. . tci rit’»ry. Dutch planca ■ k ln 'u Singapore fighter piano aircraft and troops In Sicily, Shlnholssr waa r#-*l*<tc<l re-etseted pres o____i___ rcirn t amiouncr.■I . r e n t i n, g l » .„»f .vt-i___ i. Club s i , -til m* ,the .-u-.t •>,, » honor ............... ....... ...................... !•• in!*• •! J|i|ianeai*.occupied Tar* _ | il • * -otir **••** but later h muiM* in;»\ Went. Other officers elected J member* the Kiv.anis w . . . . and ground dofanaoa flung a posslblv for an attempt to Inm*nt hv tlovurnnr S|H**sar«l lln l- . . , , , • km |«h»nd. off the roiiat of • i » h . . i H, . i. lo* u r o lle d f*»r wetoo n *tiob tiiIchallango to daylight raider* and vad* Malta similar to th* attack w *r*: J. u IngMy. .secutlve « » weekly luncheon meeting t»- ' X h r >, ".rrn„ wl 1 . L . C " laiid, who hu« •tati'il thnt lit* I l i r pMivraio w ill m o ••*•«■•» Dtitch North Borneo, and Dutch luptriai bomber* dumped ton* on Cr*U. Malta ll«* only 60 vie. president; G. W , F rasier,!*?. •». ‘ h. V.ldet Hotel .m ^ M«w „f HeahV . * , i nv 'ne***eis|e«a* *»• t m t in , - j V* 111 pof CXtl*nd t ht* tilHP limit, | ilftvm it w»’0*k. IN hour- i.ith *|*«\. hollo* -oldi4*ri nre iil—i reported of Explosives on enmy baaea In mils* from Sicilian aboras, but v i c e prasldanli A. L. H-tt-, * Holding the counril n iri-trn iio n fee '■■Them I* n»» no registration fit* for jJno. Jmkin-. tax rulluctor, said , M* -I.*hn-'*m tli-clo»46*il nml tlo-n* hiitllmg the invmlei- near Lake Hit north. * « h» fntf" . tb^V pl.nnlng” ... ..tend, th* Island, armed to th* t*«th, coh jeri A. F. Collum, aoel.ten. |l"gl.y. ttalny. will hr fivr ntiirM ’ s i *11.1.1- ti i I ii.^ iid 4iti the o4irthea«i tip it waa announced to-1 Bvlalona under him. Fifty-four , In an Aaanciatod Press illT W Brltlah had atren up Port has long been prepared to mret rashier, It til -o u «4 Miitioiinccd by . j committees make up the nine .•f f Vleliew l-Und. ill Ilo* nine rlH -ti’ .•wetUnham, 40 nuts* aouthweet such an ons^ught, and any In­ day ontch from Washington vc*»t«*r lh*putv Collector J. I*. Hurl that ] It... J.tpane-e ha-e in the Directors elected were: — . .DvIaiAna. The week inner workO of Malacca, and were edging vading fort*, ! T w o i I.I--I - lo mIiiu cur|H*oii\ especially para­ | ings of the Tire Allocation lloanl ,,rcommenting on | feslerul « »ed car stamp* will l* whiittiukrd by 1«<k Into Negri SembUlan pro- chutists, would run Into hard op­ D. Blshoo, president i f on«l I**»j*l lituliling w ill im 1 1. ul •• I'hiliopou*4 l ' " ' 1 were explained, ami afterward. 1 ,he . *r"r “ «• i|UotH place.1 on -al.at all |«i*l off'ce. I •tit * h ludiea h"niher-, prmumrtnc* under mounting Japan*** position. 111 tll«* IM-tl Ilf 11Oil o f I llllo it Crown Psp«r Company ____ •,<HflMr. PeUraon anawrred uuealiuna I * " lolliiwa: ' Th»* erremy ha- |imnorrow F.vrry chi and truck |,l%* it IhivAo >n Min.lpnan lapreeaure by land and air. From Russia, other Soviet Cam ion, grower and 0 1110 * * 0:1 by Kiwauians. planned, and in n»v opinion will 1 nui.l h.vr nn«- of these -tamp. inuring Otu* i-hi.-- m Hotomohilt' i,hi,I t;ni) toiler wuith of ManlMyitcrlou* report* of an lm- euccesMa were reported In th* O’erhiiois - will iiit’i'l mol fo t. Seveiwl member, were not prr- j "*'• ,M,r,'rl;dnricel warfare Jwhich r.wl »*{.0-J mild June .70, eliiR-i*- in wi-liltllg will Im ion I • fh* luiutneae nre believed mleant blg-ecal* action by Um Crlm**, on th* sector south of «^ w .r ' and .h ^ iJ e. J | | „ V A J' I I I ! » « nt »• «n InterH-lub meeting ' ' h' n'v,‘.r l“ ,* » lh|ej when a c a t. stomp oust U tlurfi-l •• io g I haami |»* a Jumping*off .^Australian Imperial farce* eir- Leningrad and on th# Arctic TT.i i^l7T< * r n* . " ‘ . " . w i t h the DeLind organisation Warning thot germ warfare purchased for *... Mr Hurt f.,| the Dutch Indira in­ ^culated here, but their import coast in th* Far North. There i- -n il itniiii «*r t few But a n o i i l l l K P c " ' ’ * ni1 Scheduled. Mr*. Il.lt. Liing a ,-. ^ «•**■••**' “ • mustar.1 , at;.l.wl the greatest and most Important 8. U. nhlnnolser, Uompanled by Mlse Helen Hut-|lf" » or explosives, he ur/ed that Income tax l.lmik- f•»r thf ii ' o h * im it In’tw e n i tin* iipt-s i*l i'.,. div t»ni| i»»g*lt-inng I It ill till* II111mIm*• I . .t. tha meeting. .. .. possible precaution lie fiublic hu\t* iil.to Ih’i’II |ilii(nl nl 17 .10*1 offensive waa on tha south-cen­ A Mr. -Inglcy j hinsin, .1 an j two solos, “ In Flan-1 \ The feeling erae growing r»- tral front where Rad Armies, presented to th* shareholder* a'drrs Fli . •■-!•■!day le ft (Jen. Maci- in |ii«iuii-s ••*•«•! I In* l'o*t Office, b.mk- ami the proptiint wluih >*ir "i in t. — imi.’wli»t Improved <11/ that the fata o f Singapore disdaining Winter weather, have detailed report Af th* activities! Man's Land”, hI the |ir»*.ifil Hum enc'i »ri hi 1 "In iviimI of our cltlm." lie f'ImniIm*r «*f Commerce. til might bang on the out* plcrc«d tha Nasi second Winter e f th* bank daring the yenr| urirf r>|M)rt, » rr„ tyivni li\ • <"I*L “ we luivr f«*r yeur* l iken . • --it I-.ii - •il I pntentlv the matI S-iniiitili* High Sc Im,. | In mi not of the atnggla for air defense line and are driving a Isi’gl*11 :itionfor hofli tin «r t. • ,,f It.'itnn |4**nin-ulM, the ragIlirpcr, c;.D. ^ rnl' wuler* •nfe milk pure] FEE 15 I'A ID I ts', blent f.C. Harper, t„|M*i i* n f loud hclwreer. rpremaey In tha Mala/ area, de*p wedg* which imperils hun­ 19Uprhmd- will he tol*i*l| fioin !• Imi — •—— President Shlnholser, in mm- Vorknisn and G.E. McKay 0:1 LkhI nml pn»|*rr »rw »gr «lii|»«»Rnl oth the BrlUih and Japan*** dred* o f thousands of fre*iing A M until I no IV M , M.tnili l.iv ami »h.* Smith Chinn f*»r grmitnl. Th«* lime hex come' TALI.A IIAHSE, J mn. II. mentlng upon Mr. Ingley’a scmeetings attended In Ocala last ere tasking giant atrldee In German soldiers. ••ii . whuh he ihiiiH* f«»r n laat port. Invited spaelal attention to i week at tl,* mid-winter gathrr- /•hen we nre.l new EAfegimnD. [ iSpccmD — Flr»t among lUilroeil weels -Ilav il.-Morntt* -land. eppbig up their air might end *'(»el expert mlvice. Welch J(?onimi-iiion mniliilatex to utep th* fact Utot both loans and |Ing of Kiwanlans. The club pass\# «■4itl)4*le--. hia waa itill A CORRECTION deposlta enntlnusd to show i n ; ed a resolution, r .ircssing thanks -very vulnerable point in your , up nml |uy hU nunlifying fee. •hl.ivinr bit tie aimetl primarilv Increase, th* bank’s loan* at for the new» coverage of the cily health ilefrnneR, hut with- Charle* M. Stewart «>f Manstre, |0 I‘M Hans Builriiiut . lonT . lh iRlantl nr huav on the the ialantl or of , , ^ 1•i k« I'tn’f huiv oil I. Brooks, chairman of' thla time being tne largest In club by Th* 8anford II cnM, •ml I out Advertising thnt fact for the gave hi> check for $100 to Sec th* Sanfoed Ledge of Brother- th* hlatorv of tb* Institution, complimented E d it o r Of I’llling Stations ' »•" • ‘"“I**. Pl»nrs anil rtolland benefit either of mhoteura or the retary of State It. A. Cray lu-t ii«4-<’hii**ire«l niuloment which of Railway Carman. *x- This WM brnufhi About In part Dean for hia devotion to the rmnk« who aitill Nhouml In our wetkeml. d thla morning that th* bv th* acUvitles o f th* Person­ well-being of the City. A similar fair Und.M WASHINGTON. Jan. I t id** ,i )i. r*. . •*(,uM Ih* thntwn Int * i ' I. »ti*e for Singapore and 4X000. part o f which waa used al Loan D*p*rtm*nt und-r tho resolution was passed, concerning The Office of Pnilurtioti Mutt lie h|nu warned lignin*! in* NO FROST PREDICTED to purtbaa* United State* D pgi’inent Tue-ihty h.inin -i l h t* tFa- D 'llth Fust Indie*. management o f Mr. Collum. tho &anford Builder, a weekly errased danger* from proaL'tu•Yhilo tin* tlefendlng forcui piper, and its editor, llasky lion* which he termed Mono of f*na* Bond*, era* back pay i ronat ruction of neAr gu**o|iiu* LAKELAND. Jun. 14.-011 TThl* Department has been of Wight* ? N * d by car shop employ* filling nU I fiih t it room rve -i'll clung t*» the area they had «>ur moat ripuuded war induiThe Frt»*t Warning .Service pre­ material aaalstenc* to ritlsen* rhoM n t » defend, the Japaneae« following an Increea* In the trie*. The incidence of venereal dicted moderate tempera lure* scnrri* inatrriaU nt*t*ded for war however, ri'tis in.-.l lhi» intiallva of Bemlnol* Caantv In finanrwage*, effective 8*pt- 1. liaeaae already ia rising* he with no danger of froat Thurs­ production. Ing, at low cost, their - Install­ The ortler nl«o covered ri»li- anil a r-nrvwl nua'ilt was sxAt full flight apeed, n coot ment baying u w*U as th* pay­ often will drive Into the water -•Id, with commercial institu­ day or F’ tUlay morning* In pen* Rtnirtii n nf hulk plunt* itit«| m it I imI. I'. S. “ rrUtivrlv sll<hl'‘ tion reaponalble for at Iraat 75 in»ular Florida. ment o f t e w or other accumu­ nthrr .tatimiarv nil maiki*tim? 11msm*x rannol la* ivplical. Jsoan. lated bills when n**d*d.“ Mr. when chaaed by hawk ur eagle. percent of the new caaea.' farllitirx fur which Itirri- i. no ! <-»ntniJ of tin- air. can Isnil ShlnbolMr stated. ilcfanx- nml. 1frr.h trm.ii, nn l.utnn, virtually Mr. IagWy’s r * t»r t a ls o City News Briefs At the same timv, thr tIPM . "• kec —illowod a substantial Increase a’ .nil'll thi- nnvrslnra nf tin naTb“ accuracy nf Ihn American Henderson Discloses In th* number af saf* deposit •lon’a .inn.OOO catiilili.hi'il »vrv. |nrlHIvy fire, particularly In ranted to ooetomtr*. let: slations they cuulil nliliiiil fimlim- mich minutr tsrgcta as 0 C a* Rationing Plans whfch would Peak n uaiud Pan. bovra Tb* ptaaldaat tip rw t d to soma rnu'nmant "nrrmaary to thr rnrmv ttillrrlcs, cmi.nl A JS?ri2 P •**•""••• o f relation* a of floors aad amptov*** o f; an Vnmliict nf srtivillrx nir.t c»xi n- lit Wnxhingtun to rcvls* W A S H lN O fo iriU H-or> trttt " M m IIm w at war with tb* bank hi* ayRrorlaUna of Jap vlvlr. daacription of the voyage lo ■•liinion formni som» lima ago. ti.il to the war effort." th* United States- at the Pan. the San Francisco where ha arrived thoir flno dogioo o f loyalty to tt hail l»nv barn a»»um «l that Amarkan a * nferenc* opening 0:00 on Chrlatma* Day. “ Wa boarded tho laatitaUan aad renewed > ls i Grn. Mar Arthur w u without dent the tranapert on Dec. 10 which Tha Brotherhood meeting of PREDICTION MADE Pled** te th* pfhlie that Tha I air supnurt, but after Tursday'a nek, waa convoyed th* entire way by th* P in t Bapllat Churcli ha. Sanford Atiaati* Rational Rank (Hnrrinll commimlipu- some thought It -ty - a dtatroyer on our atarboard an>l been postponed from Tucvlav TAM PA. Jan. 14.— (Sr.i-rii.li will contlawo to »*W * th*m e in a cruber with two plenaa on our nl.'hl to Friday night at 7:30 — Colonel Trier O. Knight, im-.ililn that his force* must promptly and falthfally. Mayor Hill Aiks aur* pert eld*,** he aald. speaking before th e ennual •till have a few plan** left to o’clock at the church. meeting of Tampa Electric Coin- oh.rrvv, dirret and report tho ilnr. “ tT# started out In the direct. For Co-operation The I.lon'a Club will have ■ oanv stockholders here U*t rff.ct uf hia artillery fir*. L J j Ion o f Manila and ptMangera beDutch cirri** in 1/mJon w«r* gan to cry out. tadjneaUy, T b b "poor manV luncheon et the week, predicted the discontinu­ ■luntnl ■* saying Allied Florida Citrus Men rrinCenter Thursday at ance nf municipally owned util­ la the wrong way. Where are you Tourist foicamcnta w*r* needed quickly con' taking u » r 8a 11ore and the cap. IS tlS P. M. The proceed* will ities. because, he said, the pub­ if llurnm *nd l>lrb*s wvra to W01 Meet Jan. 15 l,J" answered with a eh rug, b« given lo the local Rad Croae lic will soon demand that they la, savnl. Th*v said th* situation bear their share o f the leg tuail -I.-. ‘ Walt and a**.' After we get out War Fund. 14—(SpaLAKELAND, wa« “ most crllleal", and pointed which they are unable to do. --- of sight of th# lalanda, the ahlp clatt—Salas m . and man cut that tha Dutch d«f*ndara Joa fcmlth of Ovlado has he* rln4 turned around and heeded home * r r , trying to protect an «n* certificates from the _ i. ward at a terrific rata o f apaod, reived orniou* roasllin*. One official County Allocation 2 , IL twlatiag end aJg-taggiag In and Seminole will meet arid. “Ther* ar* IndlcaUoiia thnt Board for the pert haee of two Farmers To Meet Thursday, American and Australian pbum truck Urea and two truck tub** ar* helping u* but w* n*ad moon f A t Court House far use en a school bus. A. B. land ami air rrinfortenunta/ Peterson. eiacutive secretary of ihg bognif announc'd today* V;: C -tr-V Every farmer In tha county Citrus I* asked to meat at tha Court Members af Company C. 4lb Applicants for tha rag Hngtn Friday night at 0:00 Battalion, Florida Defense Unit o'clock b« th* Semlnol- Coun­ Navy Madlcal Corps must be will report as usual to tha A r­ ■Ur 32 yaera old; for the Ml tv Defetus Council, Ale*. K. mory tor drill Thunder night at Reserve Madlcal Corps under Johnson, chairman af tbo 7:40 o’clock. Captain E. C. Har. agriculture division, aUUd todav. “ Our nation I* at war." be aald" and ! am wgfag everyone to attend aa 1941 Bank Loans | Defense Council Reported Largest Secretary Talks In I ts History To Kiwanis Club Surgson Gineral Will Soeak At Health Meeting 15!) Men Enrolled In Lcca'I Defense Training Courses U f is; FLORIDA—VWIr M » te �------------- - V — WEDNESDAY. .JANUARY 14. 1*42 THE SANFORD HERALD,, SANFORD, FLORIDA Health And Exercise The Sanford Herald ALSO GIVING HIM THE SHIVERS! B iM t lliM la INC IW M M w in I —«ar a* aOwaa— n a * ) In lw a . ftotMa It * f| l4 l « • her mf The ua4 F r » # « w liU li la • ■ ftll# 4 fa Ida H « fa r »»• iff mb o f i l l i r a a d lM tfe k e a 4 f a It av aaf .«lb# r»«lar 4 la fd ia B « M r a a f alaa M l o m i fia b lU k r e h rrrla. rfttt fa pad I Ira l law « f a p rrlal H C ilu in w 8 iS> g It Hi K , ur L i r r<i iiir * s iiw u NEEDS A8 W ELL AS THE LOWER. I-AY HOLD ON THE ORE AT RF.ALtTIES AND D O N T OET EXCITED A noU T T i l * TINSEL, THE NON ESSKNTIAL3: U r hold on the Ufa Which l« life Indeed. I Timothy 8:19.____________ PRESERVE (From The Prlvidenee JnnnisU U S E a Jangle denary grown Sp read s tha f l « h , tax bon*. • on branrh* . We w efe sorry to see that the U nited States Golf A s­ sociation has felt Impelled to cancel all o f its 1942 champ*ionshlp matches. Including the open, the amateur and the women’s title event, on account o f the war. W e had hoped that some w ay would be found j> continue these outstand­ ing sports attractions for the sake o f the Interest which they stimulate in healthful outdoor activities. Bobby Jones, who has offered his services to the Red Cross, a jo b he performed so well in the first WorlJ W ar that he raised |150,000, uses common sense when he says, "W h ile working under forced draft, we need some relaxation. I f you work hard and play a little, L helps in your work.” Bobby also suggests the importance o f keep­ ing the g o lf courses open fo r the duration so that they will be playable when the w a r is over. Grantland Rico takes a similar view of, it when he anys, "T h ere are millions upon millions, from 135,000.000 people, who are unfit for active war. and with their civil­ ian duties must find better physical conditions — and u brief mental relief from brooding and worry. They can't play football or basketball or hockey; they can’ t run or jump on track and field— because they are handicapped in these games by the years tlyiy know.” Pointing out tha*. it is on the g o lf courses that they can find "th e needed exercise that comes from a five mile hike and the mental relaxation needed to help offset thi grimness o l (no times," Mr. Rite recommends that even those who have never plaved go lf before should now make it a point to take up the gnme. Those who are doing stren­ uous mental work cannot keep up the pace unless they gel sufficient physical exercise. W hat la said here with respect to g o lf is equally true o f other forms of outdoor activities nnd recreation. The nation's maximum effort cannot bo achieved simply by such long hours that the individual has no time or no in­ clination fo r henlthful diversion when Ids work is over. The best results are obtained through an intelligent np portionment o f work and piny. Persons who are confined largely to their desks nnd whoso work is o f a mental nature particularly require exercise a fte r their work is over. The war should not lie allowed to Interfere with this. In fact organized efforts should Im made on the part o f the country’s lenders to The of Corregldar will be bad enough, but th* fall of Sing­ apore may add three or four rear* to the length of th# war. It's funny how m*ny people tell General MsrArthUr how to fight the battle of th* Philip­ pine* who couldn’t tell th* illffifSSM between e. French .75 cm Wftn’t Fuat Street look funny lined with horse* end buggies ftace on* end to th* other f By tit* way, whatever became of that eld t e r n trough that used to n p l at F irst’ Street end Perk hop* that Congressman dn't went to 'Ml# for Id Dong Dang" we, also enough to get raught I a good set of tire*— Myers N tw »-Pr»i»— In gorae, you hope he too nght with .his.tire* down. J i many Sanford people a* Ibte who are intareited In l« health ahould make It a I to attend the state-wide lb defense conference In OrI' en Friday and Saturday. "Burgeon General o f 'the M State* will deliver enadi there which will be of ln< ! a little friend of our* title bit of choice poetry la. thee* time* time, seems seen llariy appropriate. • •at a .funny Rule bird tha frog arai t ain’t got no tall alinoat hardly. in him Jumps, him hop*. W him don't Junjp, hhn ipfU on that little t*l t hlm ain’t got, almost fu ho laiiy press.—Tampa Trlhuno, » pW bS B TOO L A T E TO CLASSIFY o m i * of Chiearo romu pil* •enrw of that indomitable Amerean rnuraga and aalrit which tvpifeld eur nat,*J'~',The Grin and Win aub," , »u JT'tln U cmllted to s lira wire islaimsn and manufactum s rrprascntellvo who. »found eSS" ’W frjSLS hlmtelf nut of luck ami who, Uue t« prln themselves without or without a job. It seemed • that Just about rveryone attending that eonyenlion was having trauklea o f some mrt and ’deep gloom sattied down on tba entire gsth- any , m o * # wa«n*» aa vtM at pel Ite g -T h e’ er, * WASHINGTON. Jan. U — • Thf* war haji revive*! n rorpt i f Dprfial Army roiinter-fspion- •nil iM frfiplm of i ipinnairr, l>*pnrt- «H?rlosr*l M o tn liy , pionii^* i»V tto it' V n rm y a ^ rn t* an*! oth«»r KubrcnUvo p«*rv»»< will rnrrt with rffectlvc treitincnt tvberrvrr encorntered.’’ IrH icc o ro ( .iru * ir *4 I rpiod hi* tbo War Department the “ G tm n of tl>* military f.irer*," t harp'd with th* detection •slmla/c. i!i«lojmlty anil general •ntiVi-iairp actrvili* wnrrrrerj found* in the Army, tlm ncmey U tli* nocrrjtor of Urn cnr)« nf inUlligi-iua |. dice created in 1917. \ ypeflfll trainrd s*roiip «»f «*f In ull *.uch ra ?** an a ffid a v it i« r o q u irr.l r v liir n In ut f.ltin <1 I'* M atin g All Popular lira nils I'** Tree Help cry t !»•• c»'J*c «»f th e •it lay in filin g , un«l t a * H i)c r « t v h . tuki* M 'lvn n ta gr «>f t h i f r\ t in - io n o f turn* w ill be f h a r z r 'l iut«*rv?«t *»t th r rat** vt |m Vr**nl |x*r annuni m i th e fir*tt i» *»t:illiii**Dt tit tin- t i l l f r 'in th** 'i . s t i l t : ! tin** (latt* Until p.tid. ARCADE Package Store O. I). P«rr«*llt hr»»p. I'hoiip* 914R M a lh ^ r B l« lf LANEY’S DRUG STORE DRIVE SAFELY and member Pearl Harbor” —“ Yank? Don’t Yammer"- ami other*. Kaplan hinuelf wore a large button rending “ Grin and Win.” Like n ray of Minnhina In .1 dungeon, Kaplan wi t h hi* punch, pep mul personality noon had hi* fellow* all wearing bnlad grin*. It wn* "china-up” end “ thumbs-up” from then on. nnd gloom wn* chased out like an Italian regiment. Someono »uggc»te*l that they form * "Grin nnd Win” club to give rheer and courage to other guy* like theinaelvea who found they were trimwrnrily taking It on the lam. b u t were deter­ mined Hint it wouldn't get them down. Club No. t wn* organ Ired then and there, and the Idea niurhrnnnied' until *lmlldk rltib* i prang up in a dnxen fit- rr* nnd <li*trlhuton» ere farm* hamliran* and prrblcm* thnt have hit them Rh* « Joe bom* left. Sam* have been virtually mil out of hnalnet* over nl**ht. Ore of the |,e*t way* to fire vour trouble* I* to r**lite that the nth*r fellow ha* them too. i»*.| In*’ -*** r f rrylng. Join with Mm to find a way out and beat lh« rep. ’ Every American 1* called nnon to make *ae*lfl*n*, to give up comfort* and convenience*, to w o rk and fight harder. Mak­ ing the** adju*»m*nt* la n o t fa**, hut ••* CAN m*ke them and we W IL L make them. R» atMOng tn<j*ther. pulling to­ gether and working YOUR FEDERAL YOUR FEDERAL INcome tax. Nil. II RETURNS OF INCOME OF DECEDENTS A return la required to bo filed for a deccared individual if the grnna income to the date of death I* 1750 or over, and the individual wa* aingte, or married and not living with hurband or wife for any part of the taxable year, or If the groaa income to the date of death i* equal to, or in exceaa of the credit for perional exemp­ tion (not including credit or head of family nr for,,, depeadental, and tho individual wa* married and living with hu*band or wife for all or any part of th* taxable year. Th* return for a decedent mutt Include all Items of Income and deduction* accrued up to th* date of death, rrgardler* of the fact that tha decedent may have kept hii hooka on 'a'cash receipt* and d’iburtement bail* or did not keep book*. The Inrome return of a de­ cedent for th* year In which ho died I* eontldered a return far IS month* and not for a frac­ tional port of a year, and I* due on the Iftth day of - the third month following the clot* of tha taxable year during which the decedent died. After hla ap­ pointment and qualification, an axeentor or admlnUtrator may Immediately file a return for the decedent without waiting for tha tlaa* of the taxable year. N fe IS TIM E FOR FILING RETURNS OF INDIVIDUALS Income tax return* of eitirn» are rqeulrad by law to be made on or before toe third month following the rloae of the taxable year, which for moat individual* i* tha calen­ dar year. Since March 1ft, IftdS, ■dll rail on a Sunday, lueh re­ turn* for tha calendar year 1911 must be filed on or before midnlcht of Monday, Mirth 10, l i n g low In aplrlla. think or *He*e rntiragenu* M *rl«e« at Wake |« land who •t'V'I th-ir ernqnd neder a h*|t of bomb* and merhlna run bullet* and ••Hen a*k*d If th** needed any­ thing cabled b*fk "Sure, aenj u* wimr more Japs.” You can’t beat peoplo lika that and real Americans — *«l» 1043. ttetrrna by ivmtMklent alien Individual* m ail he made on or sll that kind nf people, don’t m o r e tho llth day of tho tilth "Howl sml Scowl” — but "GRIM month after tha dote of > tha and W IN ." ______________ _ BUSINESS IMPROVES ORLANDO ~JsrT H .-< 8 pee­ ls] 1 While »om* bustacteaa rosv he herd hit by tha war, Walter 1- Ilsv*. preaWent af tha American Ftrw • Oasnalty Company « f thl* city, raports a steadily mounting yoluma of w a r d ? a ‘ te te ^ n f^ m a J IfW x Jab when the products he *>ad been f*llbtg so sueeesafu!tent nst U be a perfect ly were all taken far defense wmtld ’’ flop.* ourpoae*. v hU owg 1rouble. Joseph A. Kaplan, represent*, . tie* * f the.B. F. Goodrich rub- fiVrr* and mm, the Pointer In- •fi* i|«nl«, the War k Books for soldiers nnd sailors—this is an nppcnl casv to answer, Involving no money nnd very little Inbar. but offering deep satisfaction'hot It to giver nnd to receiver. The collecting campaign, sponsored by the United Service Organizations, the Red Cross and Rio American Libraries Association, Is mado easy by tho clty’a library staffs. All libraries, school and special libraries as well as all public library Jirnnchca, will receive the books. Public library staffs will assemble, sort nnd pack therji. Volunteers will even collect them from stores, theaters nnd schools if the donor cannot get them to a library. Two million books is New York's quota—one which should be oversubscribed In n few days. Tho men want all kinds of hooka, but those most in demand are on current affairs; military histories, mem­ oirs studies; grammars and textbooks In « i f and technical »«vftiiiftvi»ft n iiiu n n | k i N iiiin it m lin n IC XlfX M iK M in arith­ English and foreign languages; mathematics from arithmetic through calculus; good scientific, engineering and o th er technical books; business and accountancy; photog­ raphy; Illustrated I, history and„ bi­ „r illustrated books, sports; l___ travel; ography. nnd plenty of fiction, from mysteries to the elseography, and nlct.’ The real book lover, struck by the serious purpose *'ff Indicated by these preferences of the men In the ranks, will give not Just the books he does not want but books he too, would want to rend were he In camp. The campaign r ’arta next Monday, and the sooner the books get to the-libraries the sooner thev will he on their way/to camps and ships.—New York Herald Tribune. Counter - Espionage U. S. Corps Revived M .. r~ - w e - v / v INCOME TAX Ileal proper postage nnd bo ad­ dressed to the "Collector of In­ ternal Revenue'' at the coirect addreaa in the district where the larpnyrr’n legal reeldeneo or principal place of bu'alns* I* located. If he ha* neither, tbo return ahould Is* ma’led to the Collector of Internal Revenue at IUHimore, Md. The rcgulationa grant un extennion of timo tor filing in cotae np to und including the Ifith day of the ninth month following the clove of the l i v ­ able year In the cn^«* of Ameri­ can eltlrcu* residing A»T'll-*vWt In/ abroad, Including pcr»en* In the military or naval wrvlee ,Ot> duty outride the United State*. Black, grimy oil is a danger sign in your rnr! When you drive iu today for gas. let us check your oil, too. Maybe you've forgotten l<» rlitiiiRi* it for u long while, A ehevk-np will make certain mid costs untiling. C O T T ’S ERVICE TANDARD TAT1 0 N CORNER THIRD HT. & PARK AVENUE �I r~t\ .11 V* *3- •» WEDNESDAY, JANUARY U , IU 1 • C • 1 A J Social A nd THE SANFORD HERALD. D I MRS. IXHTRINi; BEAL S*t»ty Edll#r WEDNESDAY Members of the Junior Choir of the Flr»t Baptist Church ere rcounted to meet at the church following prayer meeting at 8:30 P.M. for rehearaal. There will be practice session for, all officer* for 1912 uf Seminole Chapter Two, O. E. S. at the Masonir Hall at 7:30 PM. THURSDAV Tlte Presbyterian Women'* Auxiliary, uniter the direetion of Mr*. J. I). Woodruff, will have chnrgc of the nftemonn reaaion for the Red Cross in the Woman'* Club. The reitulur meeting of Sem­ inole Chapter Two. O. E. S. will Ito held in the Masonir Hall at 7:30 P.M. The (irammar School P. ^T A. will meet at the sehool * audi­ torium at 3:30 P M- to lie prereded by the Ixtar.l meeting at 2:45 P. M. The Townsend Club wil| meet in the Court House at 7:30 P.M FRIDAY There will bo a subscription bridge party for the benefit of the Red Cross War Relief Emer­ gency Fund, sponsored by Mrs. II. U Thrasher, in the Hotel Mayfair at 8:00 P. M. The pub­ lic is yordiallv invited to attend Th# Womcn’a Society of Chriat'bn Service of the Methmlist Church will have charge of the morning sewing session fo r the Red Cr«aa in the 3Voman a Club, directed by Mrs. J.U Clark. MONDAY The Dependable Claaa of the M?thodl*t Church will meet at Ihc home of Mrs. J. D. Callahan, I Sid East Second Street at 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. P. F. Weher ns co-hostess. All cutter* nf the Red Cross sewing room In the Woman'* Club are requested to report at the club at 9:30 A. M. TUESDAY The 0. E. S. will have charge of the morning sewing session of the Red Cms« in the 3Vo..inn's Club. 'The Episcopal Guild, under the direetlnn of Mr*. St. Clnlr White*, will sew for the Red Cross in the afternoon. ;Minstrel Wilt Be G a rd en C ir c le H as C lu b M e e tin g A if M C Il Azarian Class Has Regular Meeting \ to ta l nf 272 vm tft an.I con ta n # w ore r«'|M«rtr.l aj» Ihmiu * fujisl,. .lu rin g the month o f l*« er sona Is Mr*. C.B. Wiaecup waa guest of honor at the meeting of I he Assies Circle of the Sanford Garden Clui> yesterday morning at the home of Mrs Henry Rualira O. Ci Roller ha* scll on Oak Avenue. Mrs. Wisecup, who plsns to leave this week S ' " * 1h' r T u h MrV Hawthorn... ..f Rwhntnml. for Plant City to make her home, waa presented with e corsage of ,, . . . sweet peas. Mr and Mrs M I as her |n7thJVy " v0 , , i '‘ 3. Orlando Air llnsc Uevue. rwrm|rJ from „ . Rnbom , v,‘ as their Kiuat. Mr. Itntmrns .M c r . Miss Eva Unborn. o f Greenwood, S l ti.i - i . . . . . ■ !*Jor I- G. rho.nas o f 33 ashinKton It ( . is the guest o f hie brother-in-law and sister. Mr nnil >lr«. J A Strange ^ '.hi*' t•-aI I\ M in.tr.l of M. . sla.s |..| I* ".»«* l . ‘ |MI|f|d lh If .1 I III I at the country with a cast including M.vrrm| form er professional en• h.sks't .md mi'll. \ hi'd 1h en lertauu-rs, will U- presented in i n . . i.. i llci'ib f.iM ’\ .»? the Seminole High School at K :tf. i n, . .1 slut t. I■ ..clock "n the night of JTuirsday. . , y.t,<•,)* Jail. 22 M. I: II « , •t l| «•« The show was" presented In t|,. \ | ■> M * \ ' I Orlando on Nov 20. and in Kia ................ . \ M its»un' „ „ |,ec 12 It is staged ... • it»«li -»irot*» under the direction “ f M r«. i*.n ..« ,.i ,,,r .. t.ed ta. lah Valle, featuring Mauler of . .,, its |t l"|>• Cere monies J«»e Pru.«ch« with hi* |(|f..... V .If Mia j ’‘ w U e-citiclonv, lu iu h -n r'>v o k ln r, j ii |iri-4inil i cmk-faced rnd men**. Alao a male ' •I t.i tl I.. • given t.» ;i |Quartette and lari^e choru* under ' ick i'i. «I m tne direction o f Kdwin Keck, ac* .t • t»i *I ‘ iQrding to the program *!»•' « 'Util' The ,,r<»l>,ction .» u n d er,' i pa led i' ' ‘ h** supervision o f M »r * le O ffic er p I* Lieutenant llowar.S W I indaay, ' I I . »t'» Ih T ■ELi.flQP»si ................... - .« LADIES DRESSES I 311 <'III l» v ll.K S .A ■« I . •*» 3V1 1 \\ (>«>| - \ \u'i:s t <» I I " ! ' si'Eci \i. sj.ds \ \ " l III K I " I V A1,1 l !S \o\\ ^ l!»S "\i 1.nr . \' \ 1 ,i ' K !i• < L i is *3*1.1 I ' Ml . ' l \ i:s 1 1 » s 1 « m ,i -13 1 I S ,\ IIK ; t >1 k r su . I si: I 1- 3 r - l ' M I!". s n ;oi \i. x $ \ so W i l l I I I 1; I ' l l \ \|.l I S I'(I S'j'j;,n SI'KCIAI. -Yl I 70 LAIilES' HATS 1l.xLI- riilCE I t «Iit‘.'1 S331 '.'il t|i'S Lt’iliictil I.AIHKS* I I K COATS I.. Sl.i',1 Up IIAI.K PRICK 1 >TI I I'll; ( 'oAT.^ Ret Im-txl t" >' I I..iilics’ up l''v Suits. I\t’tliifttI I" >'.».pxup ~ All Silk I Insc ki'iluccil 11» 'J |>r. SI 00 ui» ( liiltli'eii s , 3 ..I \ t . (Hats Krilut't'il I.* S U IT S u ijUtp.V., lilt ,. , M. r - ii \i i: im .* \ \l.l i ; .............. 3: *S up 3k. 311 V 3i 3 i;\ NOW 33 ' 11, . f in | 1..... \3 .3 • I.-.I I < • <i l ' t»\K I "I YAI.I I.S TO SJI.;:, SPECIAL A N " i 'l l b 'i : YAI.I I.S T o M i 'i i .i 'I'.tp Coats Bi.y.Y Suits i" i . SPECIAL .^0.0^ ktilutT'tl t<> mS!> u" ki'<ltu'('(l t<» #M.SW up Z ip p e r .Jiickets k r iliim l Men s J a c k e ts kt'tluiT'l to $S,ID lilt Hoys' O ve rco a ts k'llut'etl to M en's S w e a te rs kt tlucccl to up kftlutnl to $L!>S up Hoys’ S w e a te rs to i i 'i / u11 ' t DOWN COMFORTERS SATIN & TAFt'KTA i'OVKUKD $1:1.75 VALUE NOW $10.98 $14.75 V AL L E . NOW $11.98 j $10.75 VALUE . NOW $12.49 \ J $22.50 VALUE . . NOW $18.98 $24.75 VALUE . . NOW $19.95 $29.75 VALUE . NOW $24.50 • 1 50 Per Cent WOOL BLANKETS .31A ON lands, are Moslems. . . 'ii •. I Vires! S:i\ <* on Next Y umf's IliirluT' Prices Mrs. Dickerson Is ^ — I lips Are ( en |’or buying ( ’se«| Aiilns' Eighty percent of the populatlon of Mindanao, neat In site to Luton among Philippine la- g is.»w^*ss— — Savt' Meets . At Class . W TIil HSD.W l-RIDAY. SATI RDAY — THK LAST THREE HAYS ol- VOW ELL’S RIG TWO-WAY SAYINGS "The old fashioned Minstrel l« ' 1 returning. Yep. it's coming hack JV’ " • 'r *< and will t e presented in ifanford :,t ,1" ' ' I t It.dU on Jan 22. for the benefit of the P ' " " " f M" fund being raised to fight infan-. l»"t mgh» i .iglitile pnrniysis paralysis amt ami purenase purchase an an .......... ' Mi. \\ Hrnrv Mrljnlin M l is ill at ,l,p Ipi" i". " ' t ia ,^ , ' a. irc'n Inn** fur Seminole County,** "'«•* tb»* hmitii'" »»»» " » »' the home of bis parents. Hr oi(| NeJ' ^mrlth rh^ . ........ .......... . ... ... and Mrs. Henry Mcl-aulin. m, „ of ,hr .K.mmittee for th.• ............ . ... Pmldent*' All. .1 fd P I celebration Luncheon was served upon the arrival of the guests from a lace covered table *|ith a low bowl of sweet peas forming the central arrangement. The business meeting was pre­ sided over bv Mrs. O.P. Herndon, with the roll call being answered by naming a national or atate .Mi** Jam lm e Tatlow has park. An Interesting article writ­ recently moved here from Or* ten by Mrs. Wisecun and a poem lando und in connect***! with the by Henry Abbey were read. Strickland Motors. In c . mi cashMrs. Earl Dossey was appoint­ irr and ji«<i«tjiiit hookkeeper ________ ed chairman of s committee to plant a k'x-lr.-i.teru tree during Friends o f 31.s N .1 U r e n the recess period at the Wert ten Will regret t » lean, i»f her SM# Priniarv School on Arborij||nf,ess ui the home of her •a gradual** «»f Mi • Day. hirh is Jan Id. Mrs. K.A Srminolv High * Schoid, Earl Townovnd, director |» l"m h Urfe was appointed to collect l * “ ,|h'V ; v' i ? 'S' ™ . s /..r lh* r l u h i ''^ 1 Seventeenth .street of the m in«tr«rs oreheatrs. w »* ‘ '.nm r for luncheon tickets for the club formerly witir the Uh*m Jo n w u m i luncheon on Feb 13. Reservation* Friend* **f \|r« Claude P. i bond before entering the service U ». ..I, I.. may be made by telephoning her l»«> gl.ntl to learn of Dncle Sam Al Orodenker. ||.i, mi . 1. • « b.« b t Mr*. J.W. Childre waa elected Herndon will recuperating nicely stage manager, left Warner Uro- . * ,n , » fill 33lib to aerve at chairman for the en* that «he is auing year; Mm P.P. Campbell in St Franrp* Hospital in Ml* them to join the Aviation ( °rp ». i * 1 ,,, ,. (* iami flench where »he recently Herb Sufrin. stellar endnian. will jy,t,f. vice chairman; and Mr*. M. " *,di«|>cll the m«Mt chronic c»»a«» °» C. In i.t Hagan a» »ecretary*trea»urrr underwent an ,.ye ..peration. pjn *» grouch". Mr Smith «*i*L Delegate* and alternate* for the leg I It convention were also chosen NVord h.n« l»een received of *»..!< marriage of \li«4 Ju»tf i ( ' j r o l c Those present were: Mr* the 'l» I. i Wiaecup, Mrs 3V.M Marshall. Sharpe of Reaaeiner. Ohio. to M . .. n i f i r \|* Mr*. Herndon. Mrs. Childre, Mr*. Fran, \\ Warner. ...n ,.f Mr* I M. i: i: M T S . H C C k S I I O I H C \l. - |. I . II • I 3 \i» Dossey. Mr*. 3V.P. Field*. Mr* and .31rs 33 i'Ppm 33 3Vnrm-c ..f • I. 3 I.III J.M. Hayes. Mr*. Ilsrsn. Mr*. J"c Sanford, on lulv l?s at Young* I i Tlw M:»i r :»rit liintT i'irrli* »»f Jarrell, Mrs. II.NV. U lt k Mrs it«»wn. (Ihm l \\ I Ceorgv Shipp. Mm. Richard Ten. . . th.- \V M V » f the Flnt Hap•1 i i: \ M. 'it'kl ITnrvli met Monday nft**rEyck. Mrs Uric, Mr. Alan MuseT „ rn)|fllll| „ , ........... M» ' M «...*( • president m»stii at th** homo of Mra II It. ley and Mrs Russell. |llf |hl. Mi l 1 v "i • » \h ? Chili, loft I llerk «ui I aurrl Avi'iim* Mr A 1.ilili. I HU morning ' \...l f..r Jackiouivilb- .1 |Vlrr«oii. prrw|d»*nt of tlo* NS i: x \ \ ill. ... \|. where he will :.u.|„| ||„. n„. II H .W . R o to n T a lk s T o M |l. wit'* pr»-ci»t and conduct ■i it> i Mi i . 1. nual buxine*. nn«'ting uf .\|oro<* imI tin* devuttonal, »r*in/ su h«*r R a ilw a y t i r o t h e r h o o d cn Temple. While iliertf be will Aiibicct. -|l»* .Still and Know" visit with In- \ialer, Mrs. W |„ 0 3 The budniPH waa im v * MnrCowan lie 3vi|| nl-o vi-it Highlight ol th.- regular meet- with bid «idter« Tallahnaaee wiilrtl nvrr I v Mr * J M Sthncipher, cliairnuin An interesting ing of the nrnthrrhiMMl of Rail* lieforr retiurnmr boiiie. ini'***i«»n ipiis wna given by Mr<. way Carmen whirl, was held N * »RK Inn || M " Peek. Every nin* present wu* ! last we.'k, was the Installation Nirged to keep beraelf well in* of officers and .... address by II. te M m • IM II a g ,, . f.trmnl by reading the mnga- 1IM W. Ilolon of the Florida East 1,1 '< ••I hi 1 itis ic H H l t > C i r c l e iine< and |h rnMlicnU publiabed Const Railroad. I »b • 1 •I III by tile IInpi i« t A**oeiftt inn. C. A. Dutton wu* welcomed in­ •l 1.1. An artiele wax given bv Mrs , f ...| . to th# brotherhood as a trans­ Mrs. St IliekerMiii waa h‘»apointed nut ithi| • not fer from the Southern Railroad te»a to member* of the Fannie .Stineciiilier, who if,. 1 1 1 3 ini' •I «.| United State- milld } . . -olv in Asheville. Jf C. Mr. Dutton Taylor Clrrle of the W.M.tJ. of Imw the . be b. ., Lit help rare for the -unfortunate ia a retired railway carman ami the First Itnpti-t Churvh at her I hoy ing •I* China"In their "rou­ with his family rspects to make home on South Sanford Avenue people in I -stintIII# I I on Momlny afternoon with .Mrs. slant migration brought on by j , u,,0"," ..V i't . m" f?.i Mrs.WoodWins High hii home in Hanford. •mu .1 the aggressor* '."Aiii ••*. .1 II A.Manning uco*hui«ti*aa. '.. I v Following the business meet­ The meeting was vl.».-d with j , „ , , ........ . Mr* M.F. .Smith led the de.Score Prize At Club ing refrtshment* were served vutionul uinI the niianion study waa 11 prayer l.y Mr* June Smith .,, ........ . lie to those present. taught by Mr*. Dickerson. A talk lifter whirl, the host. .* served ] I hrre . . .. /7 IMU. t.i.U .... it Mtf-.J. W-.AlimMv was host«»n given by t, "Creation" waa --------- -Mra ..... refrvshmrnts. ; tJ S limhw-.v. list rear O..I. ' . raa last night in member* of rre.1 Myers in connection wlththej Those present with Mr* Itees .'..iiuo.imn ........... . t. C l u b M c e t n HIM# study. The Importnuev of [ were: M is. C. ,3. Auder>o». Mi* ling the Ill-Monthly Ilrldfe Club, B r i d g e u'u •«.•( ,,, n„. ,, ...| . t.. with high prise being won >.y W i t h Jo. ..... . , |.. , „,M( j„ M rn . R u t l e d g e tithing was strrssed l.y Mrs It.C. ■ula Miller, Mrs All... tiunluier. Mr*. Guy II. Wood, Jr. Moore, who talked <m stewj.dship Mrs Roy llrltl, Mrs. 3V. C. 33’ il fio.i. ■ I I*ms .<•> At the ronel.islun of the Miss Hera France* Gii.n was non. Mrs. J. G. Sto.ro.., Mr* \rtlo.r K.1lf«-1 'I mmiI fiow i,t Mrs. 3V. II. Rutledge enter­ welcomed into tls< rirrlv u* * new Mary games the hostess served a Hall, Mrs. Stineripher, ln> u no.. nt " >0 ,, ni.ik .ii... tained members of her bridge memirr, A social hour followed Mrs. Smith, Mr*. 31. fummiug, di.ugl. ... u .. •1 , a. | sweet course to following: Mr*. Wood. Mr*. E. t- Cornell, club for their regular weekly after which tho hostesses served Mrs. J. J. Roily. t'"ii*oil i . mnl fltti-f Mrs V. G lllole »’ ,. . Miss Marjorie ('oghtim. Miss meeting at her home on Elm refreshment# to the following: • • .uni uyi*. hi Hasty, Mrs. John I ce. l i e Mrs. Smith, Mrs. gyres, Mr*. IVtvrson, Mr*. R l„ 33'h.t,• and Bltt " ii . •.» Mary Chapman. M b» Doris Hall, Avenue on Monday aftrmoon. 3 Kimrunle«*. Mrs. B.C. Moore daughter, Martha A her several progressions A.C. Renton, get ti « 1 Miss Jano Sluirnn and Miss •'!. for •••nr l»ui*c, and •**-ll. !••< had been played, scores were Mr*. P.3V. Moore, Mrs. j.A. Jones, Mr*. H II. Gant. that ’ th.Carlin Palmer. Mrs. R.A. Howell, Mrs. Carl Ktiilli i t • • • • • nf I he CUT added ami Mrs. J. Ross Adam* I via • Mr*. I..3V. Entsminger, 1 was found to be high, for which Moss, • • *arr !•••• r* i a • . •• 1 . 1 !•• ‘ IlCtill 3t ill .«h# received a prise. Second Mrs. M’ .A. Cagle*, Mr*. R.T. Hunt. H o m e H y g i e n e 1- ! . . \" 1*11 high prise was awarded to Mr*. Mrs. C.B. Rudd. Mr*. 3V.A. Hopb H ave M e e tin g ! i. -3 • e •If. E. Cordell and the rrrecno kins, Mrs S.A.I1. Wilkinson, Mr*.! W i l l R.U Garrison, Mr*. L IE Harvey t r | l(•» *1V 1 •••'• iii ik’iyh^l contest sms won by Mr*. MabD and Mias Ginn. I»||- Is*• II tr im- ami l l v Estr'dge. ' Mrs. Fred II. Williams uo >1 ;iL««v all nounced this morning that The hostess served a salad Know you Unit uidedilrry l.rief meeting of the classes ... rocrae to Iho following: Mr*. “Bundles F o r Blue H APPY BIRTHDAY usually shir- % the kind <‘f t home hygiene will lie held in the Adams, Mrs. Cordell, Mrs. Kstrare the car iftil 33'iiru |M'd.|* Forrest Gatchrl J a c k e t s ” ‘ O r g a n i z e Grammar School on Thursday ridge, Mr*. O. 0. Roller. Mrs. nr floor mt.li tor new ■>.*•.) # 'evening beginning at 7 :t" Ottia Hawthorne of Richmond. reveal long tpiickcr than Va.t Mr*. 8. C. Graham and s speedometer which cun lie A group of mothers, who have o'clock and lasting until h :in o'clock. Mrs. M. U Tillls. set. son* In the United State* Navy The classes whieh are being and the Marines, met at tho taught by Mlsa Edith llaalr.n, horns of Mra. I. D. Martin on A. Snively, Jr., president POOTPONRMKNT Health Unit nt John Iho Florida Orange Festirel, Mcllnnville Avenue on Friday Seminole County nurse, are scheduled to be hyld Andersonafternoon to organise a "Bun­ every Thursday night for two tatml this week that respunse The PMktbeii Claaa of the dle* for Blue Jackets" Club. ir«m packing house .naingeia has hours, but are being cut short Item splendid soil the finest di*Griffith Preahytarian Church which wa« The Bundle* for Britain and ocheduled to meet at the home the Bundles far Blue Jackets this week on account of the test iley of citrus ever shown will FuitenU lhmtnr of Mrs. Frmocla Meriwether on are separate organizations, but hbiekntit which will take place he featured at the rdming show, Cnrner F lm t * French Friday even ing ha* been post­ work co-operatively in knitting tomorrow night. ichcdulrd f"r Jan. 19-24, at Win­ Phone 4U poned indefinitely. ter Haven. garments for those In the armed NOTICE forces of th« allied countries. COMB IN AND U»£T CARD OF THANKS Several letter* were read The Junior Woman's Club will We take this opportunity to tro u u i s n C a l k n o a u - * • °^ *c***1 imeel at the club house tonight iliank our friemlr »_nd neighbors __________ ;_____ ____________________ who Pledged their fall eo-opera-[Bl 7:30 O.e|ofk A „ m, mb,rs are for their ...any kind espreralon* •r lion and hearty endorsement of |urfwl lo ,tterd. >f sympathy and floral offerings new organization. at tho .leuIII of our loved one Martin. Seminole county When the Spaniard* invaded A Blemps Mrs. Alyee Tamm. j-eeri H aster" » « T Oefeas# chairman for the Bundles for South America, they found many Mrs, Alice McMillan Britain, automatically became varieties o f potatoes under cul­ John Tamm tha chairman for th# Bundle* tivation. Mr. and Mr*. J. W. McMillan, for Bio# Jacket*. Jacket*, and other of­ TODAY AND Jr. ficer* who wart elected Include: Kyle McMillan Junior and senior medical stu­ THURSDAY Mr*. L. E. Tew, co-chairman; dent* are eligible for appointCharles McMillan Mr*. K. H. McIntyre, general menu as ensign In th* VolunAlbert McMillan teeietorr’ Mrs. M. L Wright, teat for dlptbtria auceptibillly Mr. ami 31ra. A. K. Gainey treaaarert Mr*. ,C. R. Kiri ley. the Naval Reserve. -Mra. Jean Muller supply chairman; and Mra..B. R. Dlgnton, ftkance 'chairman. At tha conclusion pf t i t meet* Ing a social hour waa anjoyed. T PA(5E TH R fefr * rersonal Presented by Trlrphone R > l'O r|{in (ft) A z a le a Social Calendoi A SAN FO R D . F LO R ID A Ii Y C A N N O N M ll.l-X — ALL COLORS $4.95 VALUE * VERY SPECIAL H 29 Well known Sanford me­ chanic, is now associated with Altman Chevrolet Co. 1 in the service department. Brine your auto troubles to * him* He will lie glad to aee SILK COMFORTERS ..... Reduced to $^98 ( ’ANNON MUSLIN S H T O , 72x99’ .... $1.25 CANNON BATH TOWELS .... SPECIAL 42c PLAID BAtH TOWELS ' . Reduced to 34c . . ----------------------------------------j-------------------------------- -Many Other Biflr Bargaina In Winter Needs! " « • ?s- �I / < 'x FOUR WEDNESDAY* JANUARY 14. 1643 that there would be acvtral shielded lights under the grand* stand, eliminating total darkness FARM ERS' M A R K E T R AD IO N E W S on the Interior during the black* out TODAYS PROGRAMS Eric will make an attempt to , w as* as 1s t 4:00 Edwin C. Hill MIICELIANKOIS g U tlT SUB inject himself among the top vacusrrABLM a a r o i T 0:10 Greyhound Gua winners of the track this season or OaAaa t > T o IS «t A M . 8:15 Carol Marah FOOD, Jan. 14— (Some- when he meets arven other grey­ Tied up after a alow first IS. I I 8:30 Dinner Mode S a fifo n l- ()r U n d o K *n - hounds in tonight’* feature race. half, 4 to 4, the fteminol* High m s * *» L.D. OU 6:45 The World Today F L O R ID A r X O U t l T P . today announced full Celery Fed cage team ran DeHkFOHT MO 4| 7KJ0 Tha Lqo* Ranger tlotu to co-opcrnU with Overnight Entries Per Wednesday Land’* Bulldogs ragged In the 7:30 I^ t'i Pretend l * i nIn*-county blackout. First Raeo—Futurity final half for Its second vic­ A V O C A D O S Du Bskt 14 1* t * I I I * I T a i l (lssr P I . K. I . __ tr Connolly, general man­ tory in three starts this year, H U S K S bu h g r T d ra n I I . I * to I I P* 8:00 Big Town I llo u fh T r a ff l e ( K a t t r Ann or Um track, announced that: I J o v ia l H te r t.r 7 'M is . Eoln 8:30 Dr. Chrixtlaa u n n r a D ee b o b l * c to M e by 21 to 10. “ The night'* program would « A m erican Boy • C ricket Ann haop: To n Bulk iie .e e in 8:55 Elmer Deals 4k tba New* H. E. Morris, Junior H i g h c a h IP * .* * I I pr |l. I I Chines*. C rt .Jtert aarlUr. Th* flrtt raeo 4111 0:00 Star Theatre Second Race—Futurity School principal, who It direct­ 11*1 Havey llp r III* Bed Off—which meant actual run IF Ir a t H a lf (Pally D e a i l e l 10:00 Glenn Miller Orchestra ing the team In Coach Mrt.ueas' l l . l l I Jennie C ra ft t J a y Da Slarro S i l l o’clock sharp. l.fr U P W E R I S llu llp r Ord. 10:15 Drama o f U fa absence, stated before the con­ C A L ll.e ® S.t—at The Dally Doubts will be I Mice I’ e r s a n a llly * C lem entina e C rt# fey I I 71 . l e l».* 0 10:30 Sport* (Reporter IPod l-erou rl 7 tu b e N. test that he planned to play C AIIH O TU Dos llu * t * r In l * e gomplatad before the blackout II Mlee C a lv es I IPIpey T r a ffic 10:45 News of tn* World most of hts squad in an at* C E L E R Y O a t e s l l . l l l e I I I * Ngaal. tlm second race darting at Third Race—S-K Mil*. 11:00 Johnny Long Orchestra tempt to tire tha Bulldogs. Tha C IIA T O T B Du H e r I I . * * o’clock. (L e a f I U I I IPally IPeaklel 11:30 Vaughn Monro# Orchestra O LlJkRO O l>n* Bus l * c to l* c plan proved extremely aucceay C The fourth raca will ba de­ I Contis . I K a ir a Kira E G G P L A N T llu llp r l l . y * (o l l . l l 123)0 Union Wells, news ful at the F e d * ran up 17 lated. gtren a 10-race program I T lllle lla r p e r ( l.ady Herd C rate* I I S * 12:06 film Off • I l a d y Hues 7 A lice "B a le a r ic [point* In the last two quarters C H A P K F IllJ IT Do* LMt Cem b for the night. t J. K PV. • M iriam Monra TOMORROWS PROGRAM III* It Bey B a g l i e No. 1 to all for DaLand. Fourteen Mr. Connolly also announced Fourth Race— Futurity B os B aa l i e 0:30 Norman Beasley A His member* of the Fed anuad par­ IIO NIrI iYU O t% I T v r r lb l* T im ft flaauty Marfa* al I'alJ O ra n g * Bloaeom F!*‘. Cowboys S A ltn io ft I>u*ky Marsh ticipated In the tilt that had . Il l* 7:00 Breakfast Brevities ft C am *o B oy 7 Tw #*dl*rf*m »• Ita high point man. Billy I.E T T C C B le t b s r g C rt trod l a — ft D an cin g W a F o r l Court C oqnalia 7:45 Up New* I I I * . 4e— l l . M . la — | l * e Fleming, who accounted for iev. Fifth R a < *-3 1 « MIU t>ea Bun KPe to l* a 7:55 Weather A Tim# en nolata. Jack f Buttcrhall) ONIONH 1 llou rbon Hoy ft Varnish O IIAN IIK M tin * l.’ JL Com b l l . l l 83)0 Tha World Today Herring foilowml closely with 2 C harlla lla ft ft (Ir a r * H ag I be N o. I l l . l * B ag le e 8:15 Sunrise Serenade 2 Miam i C a llin g 7 iMimp I.Ig M I'A IU H .K T Doa tlun Sic to t i e six. Modem facta prova CARDUI ft i ’ run's H a n g ar I tlob M oor* 8:30 Organ Mooda AH O fte n . Bu llp r 11.71 le 11.40 The first half was unusually HE I ’ C I’ PEHH B e llp r l l . l l lo l l . l * Sixth Race— F u tu rity pa t wayi: Taken as a tonic 8:45 Virginia •low aa both learns missed nu­ C rta fe y 11.71 tn I t * * ( J o y f u l Morn direction*. It uiually itlmu* I-M a y K een merous ■hots. But the rnmnlex- I'O TATH pEH n.O n il* * . U.IL No. I 03)0 Morning Devotions D ay ft Mtand Dp pa .appetite, Increases flow 23 Mmoky D:15 American ScIum I of the A —C ra tes I I I * . D— I I I * . C— M o n l« lllu a 7 Just Miami . lon of the gam* changed short­ gastric Juicei, to Improves ft C l*a r T a ll I I . * * C W T B e g * C om m ercial I lls lls lla rp sr Air ly after the start o ' the third ll.ll— III* . “ »«. That'* probably the 8*renth I U ( a - « U Mila quarter when DeLand weakened, H A D H fllE a D o* Bun l i e lu l * « • 9:44 Up New* for the new energy and 1 Kansas Ita n fs r ft D aisy 10:00 Mantel and the local team’s play Im­ HI’ IM A O I Bu llp r Hummer T y p e yU I Duka • Xaskstl flsd _ h and the relief of per- 23 JDoarlin 10:05 Black * Whit* Notes l i e to *1.0# _ . „ proved. g's ( l i f t 7 M ills flip functional dlalreaa o f many ft Don t>rlando l Curat* H W T HO TATO EH C W T Back* |I.V » 10:15 Myrt A M ar*, • The Fed* m a d * It a claan T A N IIE R IN E M « - » Boa Comb * t . i e The other way auch dia­ E ig h th Race—F u tu rity 10:30 Stepmother • ween whan the B tr*m easily l e — l l . l l I l.ucky T a k e r ls relieved for many la I lu llin '* Jim IIN IP H l » o i B u i 111 lo • • r . . . 10:45 Woman of Courage licked the Del-end B. 25 to It. TT D Mlee M Ulon ( Hlay'e lin a s* starting 3 daya before "the 1I Hllnt C IIN II* Halad llu l l p r l i e lo 71c 11:00 Mary Vet Taylor llr lm e a 7 W h ile Zephyr T h a locals will go to Ocala t o m ato es i* - » IJ> c r t ; ! * • » • 11:15 At Home with Sally Mar­ ," taking It aa directed. I N atu ral Hull S l.um ber Jack Thursday for an afternoon en­ to I I I * Luaa l l . l * — M » * 10 CARDUI-____________-A D V . tin Ninth Race— 5-18 Mil* U i C arton • -v gagement with the strong five I Hull Kaet I Court (Julx It JO Bright Itorlxon of that city. Tha B so'iad gam* W A T E R CIU5H Doa Dua «*e 1 Ida W illa r d ( Hinny M atron 11:45 Up News rie * 7 l<ueky Mark will start there at 2:30 .M., Delicious Cocktails 1t ELurk O fT o r OTAT* rSSODCCT* 11:55 Temperature Bulletin y Hie I K eel Kury followed by the A squad tilt. A P I'L E H Jlsek . T w I if. BtAymen u * 12:00 Kata Smith Speaks Teeth Race— 5-U Mil* The lln* ups: itskt i i .i i in im y »i.* » I Iran * Mae i My Kortu ne Goods ft jfc llrloua Hoi IS.#* „ — 12:15 Novachord Melodies SANFORD I Itee letreln ( Hadle llulanu DELAND r a NANAO 12:30 Daneellme a* Lb Han t i l t‘ ] Don X 1 la r k y F ir * Harrlng (6) F Smith (41 C O R N S k a llx l W M l* L’ W T B afS. 12:45 Our Gal Sunday Package 4 Duet r Da u ill a Ileal Cute Meld Daniels (41 F Chanman ( 11.7* lo l l . l t 1:00 U fa Can Be Beautiful ONIONH Tallow^ S# U » » a « k I I I * Fleming (7) C Wilson ( 1:15 Woman In White Rranan (0) G Tatum < In 130 Bridge School of the Air H trTATO EH * C W T B ag s M -M Lee (2) G Cllftnn ( a» |t.S* O EB D C e f t l l Bed Blla# 1:45 Road of Ufa Sub# scoring: lllcks (2). CWT » (- • • — I * - * * .. „ Papalar Prices 2:00 Young Dr. Matqne £*» ’s ir.«. 2:15 Joyce Jordrfn 2:30 The Goldbergs IJi. A good reason you ought to Hogan Wins Open 2:45 Up News > Drive aa sal sad try BLACK • DRAUGHT next 2:50 Jim White try aa* af aoiw On F i n a l Hole rWrSS*».jL*cWT'5Si Vm time la— It has been a favorite 2:55 Matinee Musicals faaioaa haw k n t r r A B A O A B s * u » • * » » l |J1 laxative in tha .South for four 3:15 Olga Coalho aaadwldMa. U IX)S ANGELES, Jan. U - f A 1) generational' You’ll discover an 3:30 Renfro Valley Folks irlth deadly all around good laxative—epicy, —Stroking away STETSON W INS 3:45 Highways to Health coolness and accuracy, we* Ben aromatic, easy to take. Used 3:55 Press News directed, its action Is usually Hogan chopped down Jimmy M L A N D , Jan. 14. — (Bpre* 4:00 Cincinnati Conservatory of gantla and thorough, too. There’s Thompson, the sturdy redwood of lalY-8Utaon Unlvaratty'* Inde­ Music a tonic-laxatlvs Ingredient In California, yesterday and cap­ pendent basketball t*«m ran 4:30 Sing Along . Landt Trio BLACK-DRAUGHT which helps tured the play-off fo r tha flO,- wild here Tuesday night ataliwt 4:45 Press New* 000 Lo* Angeles Open golf ton* lasy Intestinal musclts! Monro* 0a Beautiful an outclaacd Southern Colleg* 5:00 For th« Farmer — ADV championship In a links struggle five to defeat the .7 5:10 Twilight Melodies that was not decided until tn* tha lop-alddd score o f St to 23. 6:30 Drama of Life laet hole. 6:15 Scattargood Bain** Ilfogan, a mart stripling be­ Th# tower at the new N a y hind the broad-shouldered blond Medical Center. Batheada, Md. from Del Monts, blrdled tha la 20 atorits high and shaped J e s s * __ D.- “ Peanut*" ^cren. eighteenth with a spectacular champion *r*ag* picker rformanc* and won tha 18- Ilk* a Geneva Croa*. | To rfendcr prompt, efficient service In (he car and Winter Haven Citni* G r o w e r * lo struggle by one atreke. Th# Imposing lobby of th* n «r A srocistioci. | (rack owners of Sanford—rcgardleM of make of car gone In tralalag Navy Medical Center, Bethaed*. and says iyt ha will b* prepared to Md., la lined with Vermont mar- defend his till* o f state champ Yankee First Sacker bl* m plon «™ 4 trimmed with whho_bron«*. Track Makes [out Plans tor Thursday V Fed Cage Team Beats DeLand * Five By 21 to 10 . 7 ^ , - . - , GIRLS 2 w ay R elief I I It Your Laxativa a Leader? JACK’S DEW DROP INN „ We a r e p r e p a r e d St.' K WO Hava employed additional nkllled mechanic*—and wo bar* complete precision tools. WV guarantee . . . \0 BETTER SERVICE A N Y W H E R E ” Strickland Motors Inc. 106*115 Palmetto Are. Phone 128 Check the Figures Inducted Into Army ST. LOUIS, J*n. 14. Johnny Bturm, first baseman of tho world champion New York Yankees, waa Inducted Into tho Army as a private Tuesday and was assigned to assist In the athletic and recreation program at Jefferaon Barracks. Sturm will play with the baa* ketbsll team o f tha air corps’ Induction cantaf and in - tho Spring aril! reorganise and coach tho barracks’ baseball taam. H* waa not schcduitd to bo railed under tho draft until F*b. 13, but volunteered for imm*> <<iat# service. .. t You will find a Iran through our Porsoaol Loan Depart* ment to bo tha s*ry beat way to finance yogy Install, nont buying, on 63 of th* team’* SO punt*. According to unofficial fig. ure*. Harrison renka llth In the nation on total offense, being outranked among major college as Bill Dudley of Virginia, player* only byauch worth!.* r rankle fllnkwlch of G«orgia, Paul Governall o f Columbia, D*™f « Morer of Tex*. Aggie*, 8Uv* of Fbrham, and Johnny Podeato of 8t. Mary’s. at th# coming Orange Picking Content to be held at Avon Pork March 7 and.8th, (Rabbit akin* ar* used more extensively by th* fur trade than any other kind of fur. LEGAL NOTICES FOR OK A K r l.lfA T IO V TAX D EED C hapter IT4ST o r 1*3.1 N O T IC E IH I I R I lK I r Y G IV E N . T h a i Crt Lee. b o ld er o f Taa ( '• r ilflrn te N o 7*4. 1a**ed the 7lh day » f Aum iet, A.D., IS3S. haa filed same In my o ffle o and haa made a pplication fo r a la x deed tn be la* tied thereon. Kald c e rtific a te em braces the fo llo w in g described prop erly In Ihe C ounty o f HemInole, .male o f F lorid a . In writ: HE 1-4 o f N W 1-4 o f * W 1-4 flection -1 To w n a h lp f l South Ha a g e f l linet. I * Acres T h e aaareement o f the raid pro­ perty under t h . raid r .r t lflc a t r t.urd waa In th * n *m r o f M A H Y J. P IN K . C n le.a said r * r t l f l r * t * sh all *>« HOTICM The Bible tall* «te how Sam­ son feasted on a H on..U lent likely that ho eould hare dona so If ha euffered after-**Ung pain*. Thos* who are dtotrea**d with stomaeh or ulcor pains, h • a rt bum. Indigestion, gas sensation, pains, burning bloat and otlwr condition* caused by excess arid should try a 15c boa af Udga Tablet*. They must help a* money re­ funded. A t MeReynolds Drug Co. and good drug store* ev­ erywhere. —ADV hr*------* acres* from acre 1 REEL’S GULF STATION _ _ ’ i— -4 - • 2ND end PARK OMAV. DATEBAlT-f IU. B E M E W V A / W E IK a o O N f l UP1HB*TO«fi l n o n fr r .— ----- WANTED EXPERT LUBBICATION . • GOOD GULP PRODUCTS • PERSONAL 8ERVICE eg 1 slid customers in our new location. «S i FATES heater •]- RELIABLE PARTY gas stavs In far to STr ssrvlcs sta l??** ***••> routs of au. fMMttt quick • IT J . math In** d i n n i n g HKB8HEY f f S F i i l S .M h F a a voebaaat raqutrodi fully so- I A ’■ urtlr *TW 0. . f lath John M. For “ Bex j'tS 41 $ {h r • ' . ■ % ? .§ ' • A ( w ca NINTH RACE—$-16 MILE , BOLL FAST IDA WILLARD ERIC LUCKY SIS COURT quiz 8INNY MATRON LUCKY MARK FASt FURY * GREYHOUND GU8 U n U * ( I f mvm WDBO freight • tit iS ml IIm • f*-~\ * * : * HR f ( " M I k k p ■I tho l a f w M r NO MINORS ALLbWED FOST TIM E SUB F. M. We will do our best to give you satisfaction in every way. •bout 8 miles N o rth o f O rlando A T RED ARROW By P A U L R O B IN S O N qH.irfepoucJNfi-'] M IS OAJTNO ETTA NETT/1 H AM TTO 0K THAT U P / * - i M i i m ) ' DftD L E T N c HAVE.1HRC M T O N o r-ra ant'ttuAurr = 41• * V * ATIN0 or doublo bar* ral shotgun. Mutt be la nod remHUon. Phon. I4 I-W drug of Picking Wiiuiere •‘ ETTA K ETT LOST—Graen woolen shirt R*. •»H . Notify Herald. I to u ch to n TOUCHTOM IpRUO good *15.00. 1 120. Karos* n# ran , IIP . Green’s Fuel I a.aree m m see* <■* «e p * w*w a r m * —— *t t *. JL On R ou t* 17 (S a n fo rd H ig h w a y ) a t Longw opd re* Corner. ~ INGE* — t Unl- LOOT AND POUND rang*, ^ back. Mo 4b ttM . ~ T O N IG H T S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E R O Y and B U C K Y R E E L riKed Advertisem ents U slaa. S a tls fa c U e n __ __ GET THE THRILL TURN ROOMS furnished, treund, 3 m u iT ™ get oaa doa* **lj Juafromcaldawtr du«( o r a p p l i c a t i o n pups TAX DEED I 't s p i e . i t i s r ml leas N O T IC E pa I IE B E U Y G IV E N , th * C.a. L * * , h n io .r o f T * s C * rlin e a l* No. 7S*. I m u m J i h . Tlh 4*r *4 A u g lU L A.D^ I I I * . h*a (11*4 • a m . la m y aCDo* and ha* m ad* a p p lica tion f o r * taa d * * S lo bo l*ou<d t h .r .o n , sa id co rtirie a ls • m b r a r .t th * fo llo w in g d o r r lb o d prop orty In tho C ou nty o f H *m lnote. B tete n f g la r ld e . t o - w lli * % o f P O V I-I o f M KI-4 D M - We will appreciate the patronace of our friends i j J j ^ 2 | ^ i ^ ^ * 2 ^ BD tp o e l^ ^ n a u iw n «e ^ o r p o r a tte n 4 ■ throat? SOITNI IRIITATI9I .v o T ic m ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP j IHqy riwlft JWC4 " J l l v M i i MMNnM N ie Sanford Atlantic National Bank IVEKDRalTouchtoa’.Oro. 1$ A L I T T L E DEVIL -TLK DM Samson Pcsst On » U ° ; With Stomach Ukr Pains? *-t? ? T H*r*. Xt Horn It. TftWMlilp redeem ed a cco rd in g to la w , th * I I South. property described th erein w ill ba H a o c t I t ft ^ it t* A c I’M, Thu USAM RIIR'. o f thu M id pfO* .o ld to tha b t g h m l bld d a r a t th * th * fir s t p v rt) u nd#r thu suM CUrtlflCAtU court house d o er en Monday la th * m o a ta o f F e b ra W i f t f t * u la thu B I U « » f M A R Y •ry . | » t f. w nich la lb * ta d d a y PirftM. GAINESVILLE, Ja n. 14. - J. I.ulruu Raid ru rtific a tu sh all bu at r rb ru ra ry , l i l t . (Special)—Tho football fan who fudaumad a c c o n lln * to law, thu D ated I b l . f i s t d a y o f D *«*m b *r, Ilka* the gam* wild, woolly, and prupurtjr daacrlbad Ihuruln w ill l l t l . O. P . ILE R N D O N wldo open got his money’* worth bu an Id tu thu ft lfh M t blddar at C lark from tha Florida Gators in 1041. fhc co u rt houau dooft on tha flra t t n .r k C ircu it r V u r t. Sem inal* MotidAjr in thu m onth o f Kabru* • Coach Tom Llab’a eleven, ary. 1911. which la tha Is d da y o f County, F lo rid a . which closed lu aaasoo in Jack­ ra b r u a r r, 19ft t. IS E A LP sonville CUe. SO, in one o f the V6atad ttala Slat d a y o f l>acambar 1911 nation’s highest scoring battles 0.1*. Ilarndon of the year—a 30-27 loos to U. A I-PLIO A TtO lt t ’ lark r ir c u lt Court. Kaniloola XOTICH o r . TAX OKED C. L A-—Just about shattered County. F lorid a < H s p le r I rea r O f all Florida offensive records for I 9 K A L ) N O T IC E III II K B E U T G IV E N . the past decade, according to I 'A C L P . B A I l N i r r r . holder the sUlistical summary complied N O T H K O P A K P L l r ATP OK roit oThat f Tu x C e r ilt le a t * No. l i l t . Issued by Paul Baxter, Jacksonville TA X DEED th* tnd d a y o f Ju ly, A D ., l i l t , statistician. S 'ka pt.r IT 1X7 O f IE U h u f l e d earn* I * m y o fflc a and n o t i c e ih i i K f t e n r g i v e n . haa m ad* a p p lica tion fo r a la x Never before in IU 35 year That C rt l e t h o ld tr o f T a x football history bad a Florida C e r t ifie s !* No. T*S, In u cd I h . 7 lh deed to ba Issued thereon Raid c e rtific a te em braces tha fo llo w in g taam scored so many point and day o f Auaoat. A D . ISIS, ha* described p r o p e r ly In tha CountF still lost a hall game. And not ftl*d .a m . In my o ffic e and* ha* o f S«m lno1«, State o f F lo rid a , t o ­ •inre 1030 have tho Gators made a pplication fo r a tas (teed to w n . h'H o f N't: | .« o f N K I t o f scored a* many touchdown* and be leeued thereon Held c e rtifica te " m e m b r .r e . th . fo llo w in g deocrlbed HE l - l tteee rued) Meet Ion t. poinU aa they did In 10*1 l e s t — SS property In th* C ou nty o f Sem ­ T o w n s h ip 21 Hnuih. Ila n g e f t tounchdown* and 149 points. inole. Htate o f Klorld a. to w it* East l Acraa. Leader* o f tho Florida offense H W I- I o f 8 E I-4 of HVVI-I T h . a e .r s .m a n t o f t h . .a id p ro­ Hectton se To w n a h lp f t Houth w#r» left Halfback Tommy th* p erly under t h . said ca rtlflc a la Ita n g * 11 -EaaL I * A cre*. ieeue,| w as In lha nama o f J B. Red Harrison and l^aft End For­ Th e eaaeeemont o f th * paid pro­ JONKrt est Ferguson, who aa a passing perty under Ih * eald c e rtific a te t.'nleea said c e r tific a te .h a ll b* conbinatlon accounted for 18 leeued waa In th* name of X IA flY redeemed a cco rd in g to law . Ilia completion* good for 372 yard* J I 'IN K . properly described th erein w ill trnleea eald c e r tific a te ehall be be .o ld In Ih * h igh est blddar nl and four touchdowns. Harrison gained a net toUl redeem ed acco rd in g to law, the IhJ rourt house d o o r on lha flra t property deacrlb*d therein w ill non day In Ih * month o f F e b ru ­ of 428 yard* In 111 trie* at be eol.l lo the highest bidder at 1 * 12 . w hlrh I . I h . 2nd day o f •crlmmag* for an average of the court hone* d o o r on th* Drat ary. o f K ehru rary. 1112, 3JI5 per try, and completed 37 Monday In the month o f F eb ru ­ Dale,I tills f l a t day o f D ecam b.r. of 02 attempted passes for 079 ary, ISIS, which In tha 2nd day o f n i l . j O, I*. IIK IlN D O N yards. HU total offsnaiva figure Febru ary. I l l f . Dated th l* f i s t d a y o f Decem ber H a r k r i r r u l t Court. M«mlno?i — 1107 yards—formed a major m i. C w in lj, K lorld a. portion o f th* team's 2843 o r . Ilerndon yards, h* acred two tounehdowns C lerk c irc u it Court. Hemlnol* himself, threw passes for six County, K lorlda more, and averaged 38 yards IS E A L P Gators Had W ild And Woolly Grid Season ^ THE — THOME- N M U eA L L V / IH O IA O N f* p A W . 'r a f io P O f pm A u m * w �I I Blackout! T O N I G R T t;;! : 9:00— *»:.W O'C LOCK AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 15. IDI'J ritish Planes Fight 7oe Over Singapore; JapsPress Americans T ierce Rage ports 9 Into S k y Battles As Tokyo Re­ Troops Drive Johore State W a s h i n g t o n . j v i . is, — (A D )— The War l>*part■ e n t annoanrrd today the defender* of Philippine forti­ fier Horn .hoi down Iwo he*»e J . p o n e f bomber, and k it other* In a flight of nlno whlr> a tla rk e d Torregldor faland in Manila B»y. The rraualtles among American and Philippine troop, were alight. Nippons Claim Cap­ ture O f Strategic Railroad Junction WASHINGTON. Ja n. t-\— f A P )—-Secretary of Wa r Sllmaon today announced IS# l . S. Armv had d a r t n i e***and'ng to about 3.900 900 officer* and men-more than double It* ppresent r; strength In ground and air force*. Mr. rilmaon said the ___ _in* creaae. authorised by Presi­ dent Koosar.lt, would He made this year with Ihe first three n.w divisions to be organised bv Mar. 13. The asg a n .lo n rails for m nrr, than douhlr th* num< brr r f air combat unit.. The Japanese were Mid by Tokyo today to be driv­ ing into the rain-awept jun­ gles of Johore - state, less than 110 miles north of Singapore, w h i l e British and Dutch planes fought Japanese raiders in fierce (log-fights over Singapore Ttaelf. Or. Willibald M. PUchl Chancellor of the Frea Aus­ trian national council, Dr. WUIIbald M. Ploehl, of Washington, has requested that Secretory of State Cordell Hull allow the C••w i . i . g P r*M t Frca Austrians to become a f­ In the Philippines, a Tokyo filiated with the natlona that declared Ja p a n ese hava already signed the anti- b r o a dcaat troop, were pressing the Amer. Samel said 8D.0D0 British de- Axia pact Ican-Filipino defenders southtending the approachaa te flingward Into the Ratan peninsula from Reim oaa. T h e oroadcast added that dive-bombers at­ tacked an "Im portant U. 8 . a b­ ba**" on tho peninaula. < Japanrsa Imperial headquar- A bulUtln from Japanese ar­ ray headquarter, said the Invad­ ing troops w a r * advancing down th* west co.st of Malaya Mod had crossed the border of V lb ort state last night, capture tng^the strategic rail junction of 19,500 Young Men In Florida WiU Musll* op to Jan. fflmeclan— AnuroxIraateLv^ ID,. BOA male residents in Florida jelR be registered In tho 30 and *1 -year-old ago group, on Fob. >«. Brig. Gen. Vivian Co'llns, Rtata director of Selective Scwk-e. announced tndiy. National S a l e e t i v e Service Headquarter* anticipates a total registration In Continental Unit­ ed Stole, of about 0,000,000 moo between the area of 20 and *8 year*, the dlreetor has been advised, and o f th—* -bout 1,850,000 will bo In th* 20 and 21-year-cdd group. It also la estimated that around 7.350,000 In 'he 30 to 44-year-old group will be rer•-lered throughout the United Stetea on F*b. 10. together with same In the 21 to 30-vearold gronna whrv wore unable or neglected to rogbtor at the two prev'ous registration.. The ar* group, to be. regis­ tered on Feb. 15 Inelude all men "o t previous!* r*rl«t«red w h o h .v« attained th»lr twentieth birthday on Dee. 31, 1041, end who have no*, reached their forty-flf»h birthday on F*b. 10. 1542: that |a: A ll unree1*tered »>• lei rea'dent In the United FtoUa who were Horn three others probably Ted, and more dam- Volunteers Dedicate “Street O f Mercy Sanford, Seminole County Await Test Blackout Tonight Tokyo Declares II. S. And FUipino Men Are Forced To Ret r e a t Southward 30,000 British • Are Encircled uttered neat with Utelr own lpone iMlhratlun, penetration, elaaive war e f movement 50 sign* added up to the eonelaw that the BrRUh, after a g and discouraging withdraw, atop hgr atop down two thirds the peninsula, were getting rrady tha main defense of tdy far the W a r i pore along th* northern herder ef. Johore Sultanate aome 100 mlka to the northwest The situation did murS to awakan fltngapon’a mixed popnjatton to the gravity of their hltuatioo. After toes than six Member Associated Press Opinion Qn Citrus Workers Is Reversed ' 130,000 rifles, four artillery blece*, 50 machine guns, (171,000 rounds o f ammunition, 500 automobiles. 70 ralhray earring, •a. 01 verse!*, a larga quantity ®» f»»ollna, la m amounts of food a n d clothing and other tunnliea. The tame harsh, ruthless nraetleea mad* familiar hv N#*l force* In France, have been applied, the W a r Department reported last night, by tho Jmaneae In Manila and other invaded sections of t h e Philip. been warnad that anyone who injures or attempts to injure a Japanese soldier or civilian will be Instantly ahot I f he cannot be found. 10 _________ bo found, boat*go- will _ho If)to- custody. token Uitocustody.- -The .The iletlh ilealh alio been c.tab eatah-penalty h a s also llshed Hat of action, octlon. l.hed fo forr n long list in-ludlng disturbing the "peace." Meanwhile. Japanese claims that the American aircraft car'j * f i I lt h fllC I , had been aunk drew from Secret, ry o f the Na•nr Frank Knox tha r-b-ervatlo-, ‘ W» was "an old trick." He said tha Japan*#* are just trying to tee what they can Mrmber- of the Ki'THti-r. Finance, litrlu-lri.il, A’lv. rti-o<-> ami Road Com m itter- of rhr Seminole County < hamher •* Commerce will meet Friday m»*-i ■I the Tmiri.t Crnlei to it -• t u . a plana for thrf.irmntlMi of an nr^ranliation for the pur poae of obtaining ilrfen-r con t r a c t, for county firm-. Seen t a r y Edward l lig g in . announce I today-' Luncheon «lll h,- i m r l a t Ina meeting, winch util -tart a t 12:1* P. M. Mr. H iggln. i- exported t» Innkc • report of hi* invr«tigMlion and Ihr information hr h.i« obtalnad in rvganl to forming m coordinated pool for the | m r | • of srci'Hn^ from the Office of Production Management o»nMr*. Colin P. KelBr, J r .. flanked by the color g u a r d if .he tr a c ts for tlcfenae work thnt cun Army soil Navy Union d u rin g the It.-.l Cross p a ra d e on r'iftli be handleil by the r i d i n ; lin n Avenue. N. V.. dedicated a . the "Red Cm** Street of the Natimi." Mr.. Kell) i» the widow of flying liem » h n -acrificed hi- life i i .ink a la p u n e .r battleship. iMcNair States Bank Condition Is Satisfactory Auxiliary Clo.ing the v « . r with t-MO,IA4.7 I on ile m .it-, th« cond'tlon nf the Florida S late Rank w-U -a p o rtn l ' “ very .att.fartory-' by Pre.idqihl M. 0 . McNair it Ihe haak’l stockholder. rlr.tin g Tuesday, f'a shlcr J. E. KJwLnil •toted today. Following the -toekhoblerV meeting, the Hoaril of |)ire«-tor. re-elrcte-l Mr. McNair u- |ire«ident. M. S. 'W lgtr» . «»* named vice p r e «lde nt,' and J. K. Row­ land, cashier. • ' With SMUMI6.H.1 on r-.-rvr in government Imul-. n -h and due from other bank., .toekhold. era gave a vote of cnnfiilvnce to official* .and illrrctor. of the bank. Comi'o.lng the Ibutid of Rirrctors are I.. K. Doyle. Chariot Dunn, Sr.. Korre-t Gatchel, W. E. Kirchoff, Jr. Mr. NeNalr, W. A. I’ strak, Ralph Sm'th and .Mr. Wiggins. Sea Island Cotton Growers Represented Base Amiy offic xl* have ilo-igiivl,.| thi* n c . Sanford-CA A alrpori. rmw und^r c o o - tn 'c tln - **• an iiiisillary baa. of l b . This I Air Corps U> l « used fur the tortlcal trrin inT o l pilots, Ed­ w a rd Higs bw,-Cfie itb rl' of Com­ merce i«>creliiry, d ’scb>*'--l tmlav. The huge project will not be |,ikrn o ve r until it i- completed, Mr. I lig u in . Nlateil. Work h a . h-co p r o u r r - .l n g inpldlv at the airport for -everal week., with ■inflc b i a n r h - - of ihe con.tm cI|nn on gl-hiiur n d . y ilutv. Ih r ilnte o f Ihe eninpletlon of the work I- not known, but most of the , imPng h a . b-*en done, nnil on - o . e i l fieil runway is .h unt SI) perreiit lini.heil, while work I- underway on Ihe other runway. It I. i nder.tood th a t the Im-o will he n-eil nriotarilv for the t r a i n i n ; e f pilot., under a aim'l.ir set e p a . the a ir ha.e In Ctlunilo. uhirh. nl-o, i. under 'he cr utnaii'l of the Thinl Air l a - o Corp- in Tam pa. Machine- a!-,i a r e running 01. J l - h o i r -hifl-, and d t a l n a g r and ripe laying work ii nearly comidrtnr. f.ver loti men are nil• loycil a t the a irp o rt, which la l located In the aouthe a-l of Kanfonl. a b o u t three mile- out. Ofj iiclala have -toted th a t airport , work ia |imgrt--aing .atisfactorl- I.KADKU 1N a z i s Acknowledge Navy Says Survivors Red A t t a c k s In; Already Landing, Taganrog S e c t o r ' One Man Missing ELECTED GAIN E.SVI iX i:. Jan. 1 5 -fA I -Florid, nine Key. University ■>f Florid. Ir.ider.hip honor anr'ely. W rdnclay rnimunced the election of H«mrr Still uf Jack­ sonville us pre.ldent, to succeed Fletcher Rush of Orlando. 'her o f Sanford perfllannlng to attend tho t conference on "Health and National Def.naa" k» Jan. tfl and IT, nt publicity chairtounty defense this morning. A defense hood Ihe reuntv hev- in Seiuiii’ile < mint \ ' lllh e r cmintiea nnindln? «»■ have Inunehnl «iirh h ram peitfn. Mr. Vlitfiri’H -aitl. anti expreeae*! the Indief tin re are ••»me item * ill dnntnd l»\ tit t ll’ M thnt C»n i>e ii.«n*111 •I by th romhineil e ffo rt'* and i qiiipnirn. that m v Mtit l.ihle in Sentinoli fount)*. lie i■* evp teletl :il*o to |h \ lafore the organiv.«ti«»n the pre­ sent atntua o f the new airport • mce the Aim \ ha* dr^i'/imteJ it m an s iix iltn r for the third ' A r fiir p * Ntatiom-d at Tainp.i i with a ha*e in Orlando *‘T h i« ia a very important m eetin i,” the Sevret iry declared, ( "nil eipreaae«| the x*i*h that all I hiiaine** men whether m onher• f the nrgn n it ition »»r not. at tonal. Russians Launch Enemy Torpedoes Local CAA Airport Another Attack |Tanker 60 Miles DesignatEd To Be 1 West Of Moscow Off Long Island Local Persons Plan To Attend Meeting TALLJWAFSEE. Jan. 13—(JP) — Attorney General Tom Wat­ son. reversing a prevtoo* no'nlor. declared Wednesday that th* citrus grove worker* ar* sot Inettided fat the Florid* Workman's Compensation law. i derided ', that horticulture, h Include, spraying, pruning and taring for citrus trace, I* 'th e depattaiet. o f the science o f egricaU m which relate* to th* cultivating' e f garden* or orchard*. Including the can of vegetable^. M l . flower#, and a Executive Will Make Plans To Obtain Defense Contracts City News Briefs The 1141 Wort retina Act aagalfl agricultural la m Tho regular bi-monthly mast­ ing o f th* Little Theater Club icheduted for tomorrow night at FIX)RID A —Partly cloudy and 7:50 o'clock has been poit|»n*d, stoca the Red Creee benefit mUd; scattered light rain In the bridge will be at the same Unto. c ,‘ rente south portion tonight. ff.itr lh Local Persons Are Planning To Enter Inter-State Camellia Show Local Weather GarBolly a ty in Mate Meed and "hethe folar »f H. E52' 0»er* her camail's! last year, wilt have soma blooms retdy to to­ ».», Her mother, Mrs. C. R. KlrtW has t«m unusual plant*. the blooms of which she will display If they hove opened enough hr 8*to-da*, the last dav for aotriei. >Flower* trill be arranged In rises** and .Judged among bloom* of their own variety. CndMm gtewn by amateur* ^ fTuwer* win he jedrert accordingly- Thar* la no Officials Are Ready For Darkened Per­ iod Of Half Hour Start in if At I) P.M. Whistle Will W hiatle ■Igiu*!* for In* nlght'a I rkonl a It) o'clock, three abort and one Ion** h'aata (T H * *toe» not m nrrrn tV*’ rrn eral pnhlir hut la a rail for defence official* to nrfutn their mliHion*). 9:0,1 « *rtiM V rortinuoua <*hnrt h li* l* for t o o minute* (T h l* i* th- Id- -k* til %ign- I. and Ii k hI • of e ll kind mu**l In* |»ot out i H.-.1U o’rlork. ron»ifiu«Ma hla- I* f i r one minute ( S ltn al* inr the rod of the blackout period). In the even* the w h U lle in not heard defence o ffic ia l* w a rred r« •ident** to e\tlt»euiah all li-ht* r t 'J:•*•) l\.M. ■harp anywax. S ii ii f i> r il rim l S e m i n o l e C o u n t y u r - m i i l v nml w a i t ­ ing fo r • h r first M a c k n u t t e n t in tit** c o u n t y ' s h i s t o r y f o r a h a l f - h o u r t o n i g h t , tlcf e u n e o f f i c i a l s |-c|H>ricil tryday. In e * * n j u r t t !< " t w i t h "S g ltf i 'h er ties. ulrfMilv Zhou ni central Florida coun­ S-niinole County will- he bU rkr«l out fro m 9*00 Pk M. to 9 :10 I'. M il n il r I nfilcrx from the W mr lh*i»-irtim*nt thintigh th** T h in l |ntem *p!ur (V m m an d mi Tam pn. T h e whistle Ml i h r roundhom e, near Ihe d«*|»ot. will he line.| m« the fur ■tartintr nnil emling the hU rk'iut. At 9:30 I*. M . >i i irl'trv th*-**e nh-irt ami one loiu; bUnta •vIII hr r i* r n m-* mo*ire to men* bera of the M |tefrn*u Council r«*mmittte« nml other il**fen«** worker?* t»» tnke tlieii pievUiunly •le*lflMtei| <*ti«t'«»f*.-4. \ t 0 :0 0 |*. M . >• rontimimi* hi * t la^tin^ ♦*%•» minute1 * will hetnlil th** p er• 4*n| o f ih rk n e **. fli** o ffie lo l •tart o f the test A* 9 :.*IO I’ M ■ Oil*' minute w h ittle will si^P il the end o f tile l»Lii*kotlt. ('• mt»le»e |tr*|M*n*ti>,n'* lufve ••■i*n innil'’ i ’ V't v loiiiirh « f Continuinr westward advanre.by the 'Red army, atcadly draw­ ing lighter the noose about thv Gannans in tho strongly-held sal'ent of Moihalak, 57 mile, west of Moscow, ware announc­ ed by the Soviet Information butcau in Moscow. Among a number of village, recaptured Wcdnc-dav w * . Mi-1yn. 33 miles smith ami .lightly west of Moshaisk, tho coimuunlqu« said. State Road Revenues Expected To Be Cut *lie e«»»»nr»l an*l r i t v j***iI r«Mintv Imwt e n fo rc e m e n t riu*ih'ir<* nm l th e 1,800 Names Are F ire l » * 'i a r t m n t . it s j * -Uite**, A ir m ill •v » n ,e n i . who hm l I On per r e n t n*f«*mli*ne<* a* •* »fV"*i* I m e etin ir T i i n i Ihv n '^ h l, h«v*j WASH INGTON. Jan. 15. ! 1:11 — • The Stale Itoimrtinrnl *«*reivr*l fu ll in*trtlelL»nra fro n t W.dm-.dny niyht added t.XOO r**i»nty W aril-n I -•» R V.eaher. / * t Added To Blacklist names In It. blacklist of firm, and lrdlvlilu-1- and a m ong them w*« Asi-I Wvnner-Gren, 8 w*,l. l-li IikIii- triuliat with worldwkir Interests and a friend of the Duke anil Duchea. o f Windmr. The lint rnnai.ts o f ner.ona the ilenartrnrnt deem, "to be acting for the benefit” o f Alla power, or citisens and ptrruns In whom the ssoort o f varlmii gsH»l. is deemed to lie •|,*lrlmental to United State, dcfenie. Tlw a.'cta of poraons on the Hit are fros«n. Tha list extends this form of economic warfare for th* f l nj time to terrltorlca outside the western hemisphere. On th* list are firms atrl Individuals In Portugal end her possession.. Spain and bar possession*. Swe­ den, Switcerland and Turkey. TAU -AH A8flE E 7 Jan. 15. Tire rationing, restricted antomobllo sales and other wailima factors may whack X3.500.000 o ff the fltata Road Departmant's rtvsnut. In 1042. Chairman Thomas A. Johnson uasd tha figure Wednesday In dfaetiMbig 1142 budget plan* which th* flrc-mombcr depart­ ment will itort here Mondcv. Th* budget will be adopted la March, Various sources. Including soma in Washington, hava callFarmers matod decreases ranging from Florida !A to 35 percent la taxable gas­ Will Hein W in W ar oline consumption this year as compared with la>t yvsr. Mr. GAINESVILLE. Jan. 18 Johnson figured about 18 per­ I8 p' « ,» |1—Th . E lite A/Tirolcent cut la Florida, '•ural Fv«cn»l«n 8-rvlco tod.v Hated the thing* the Florida President WU1 Act farm*, and hit famll» can do Help win I he war. They arcs On Time Saving Bill to Grow an adequate home g.rW A S H IN O tO lT ja a . IS.—0P1 den to nrovlde food fo r Ihe — Congreealonal action we* f.mllv- Plant more peanuts for completed by tho House today oil. R*lre more hog*. Produce more milk. CblUct *■1 toeUlction fo r natien-wlda daylight saving l i m a which scrap metal and old rubber the' weald advance all dock* one cannot he o«*d nn Urn farm «nd hour. Thu Senate acted yeetar­ sell It to th* lunk deelor. Cull barren and other Inferior eowi da*. « , The maaaufa will berome *f- from tha herd and sell them for factive 20 daya after Precldont i k t f f f c U r . Produce more tag a. Preetbe retotlve cutting on woodland, laavtog enough good tree* to MOBOENTHAU IN FLORIDA Mgrida- seed and to keep tho tract In production. Plant ModHags far future prodnettoa tad Chief «»f Pol Ire Ko* who I* In eh»r*e*. Wil|l**m« !»»*» Civil |N-» te rtio rt |V v | m|»»o , • ''ilm ii' wr , n»*||#***-*ei* the S h e riff r • ,**••«••* • %». w r » •••l|| iM«|rililllf> Vo|lln*eee f|f tle< tit * l m l r r ’ * »-»ir*« In the roiintv. O u t . h \ C. | | m »h t of ContPMev c will nine** hi« at atntiona In ‘ pritH requeata by C h ;**f WWIUot* ■t*'l S h e riff Ifem l. K ir- Ch«e# M vH CleveUmJ hna •• li«t r f vo»o**. t e t r firemen »*ho bn e*P* • fo r Instant ilutv. |h*f*«n«e f», riala h err h^ve rontartw*! e’l communities in , u e r*»untv • •*»•! • rrancrrd for full co-operation a t every point. L*ef1*fa ha»'e »»e#n *l|striliMt« eH |o h o ^ e a In the rn«*ntv «**• der th** fU r^ et|en .if «|r wrMfl. eqs. In whb*h |e«tn»** Ilona e re riven f’hiri'N K s H * aon, manager o f the R|t« Tho*. y OH Truck Leaves v Road, Turns Over >m pwit � 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 14, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e6b5735f415f3af90e69354e75556ec3.pdf dd8e7c034361e5e371b664b3f6545603 PDF Text Text MONDAY, JANUARY O I M I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, 'FLORIDA fennel Club Is In Third Week O f Operation FARMERS’MA S b r a s ' R e v ie w o f t h e Y e a r r a m i D trte lo r * LONGWOQD, Jen. 12,— (Speelal)— Th# flrat two « m i o f LManUon* at the Sanford-Orlsndo JCeonet Club ended Friday night ami it ended on the note of an •827 d»lly doable. The double, while not Dye Ur rent In the t reek* .hietory, pet • now season’* re* Corner Flrmt A Krtoeto 1ICASM tin llpr TJrtn 11.74 lo II.'* I1KKTM lx>« Dun 40e le ter CAlinAIIK Ton llalk lia.ee to iwrae g p r I t .14 ftrwa l l o l l b Chlneee rrt l i f t Haro) llpr tl.ee lied 11.11 CAiri.lKIXiVvRIt Crl Fry 11.74 • ■AnilOTd Don Hun *•« cRi.Knr erte i i t i i<> ti.te • CIIATOTI5 Ha llpr lf.(# IHIJ.ARne Ib.t nun tee u. I«r IUM1PLANT tin llpr Hr to IIM Craiee t i l e OflAI’Erni'IT ll«» L’JI Com* 11,4a >L non lira 7U He, 1 Tonight’* feature race I* a laturity, naUhlng Marrh Boy. la r k y Mark, Eric, Officer An­ drew, Lucky Taker. Smoky Tate, Hunflowrr Chef and Corrt Quia, , Erie la the probable favorite. Overnight Ithtriee For Monday Ffrat Race— Fatarily Kaltr Ann 4-Dr. K.1 Mies PereenalUra Itnlh Mulrrwk Jay De Mirro 7 Terrible Tun L, ft. la . a Mien Knln Second Race— Futurity IFire* Naif Dellr Deeilel I Dod l^rourt t leutr Jlu.» I Allaaienle 1*4 * Court i'<u|uelle I Jeaale Craft 7 Jovial nitrtrr 4 Clementine I Km.Hr Clark Third R ace-5-1 • Mile • IL M Half Dally Deeklel 1 m ile Harper 4 llelfa Fire Orace I J . K, Sv. I lleaair Ma4ga 7 <*net1« 4 Lady Pard a Dlpey Trafllr Feartk Race— Fntarlty • 1 Tweedledem 1 Danr’ns War'or MDeaky Marik a Mlea Oelrre 1 llay More 7 ltouah Trefflr .4 Trenn Tate ■ Mania Ka llnll . Fifth Race—4-18 Mile * H k * llle Itafl - 4 Irene D ir J Miami Calling 4 Madia liuiano > Bob Maera 7 Mun Valley ' 4 Varnl.h 4 Muni. lllue Siith Race— Futurity r Ferine# 1 Joyful Morn amp Ugh! 1 Miriam Mimra land U* - 7 l-adr lllihnr leer Call 1 nip Th. War Seventh Race—4-18 Milo rear's Rangerl Rtarrr Klaa on Orlando 4 Kanaat Itanear any 7 Natural llnll avlal Duka a U t il. nip Rlgkth Race— Futurity lay'* liaaaa 1 Ijilt a . Jim aA Trader ( Mmakey liar rhRe gephyr 7 Pallaman Has Mlllen 4 Imcky Vlnkr Ninth Ka«p—Futurity larnk Her 4 I.ucky Taker ocbr Mark 1 Ifateky Tam Tie 7 Munflownr Thnf tflenr Amtrnwl Court Quia Truth Rum —4-18 Mile lee >.or*tn 1 Dusty Daunt eat Bland 4 Deal Cut. Maid Idsked Had 7 llnll. Ilarp.r We X 1 Drnth.r aklp EUvtath Race—5*1 • Mile lUalalnla Kaeel fa Willard 1 I'l.nainl Uua •sk y . at. 1 Bllm flrlmsa leer Matron 7 noil Vast W l Farr 4 Lumbar Jack II, IIONkV not He* I n d u s tr ia l RESEARCH IN CHEMICAL HELD LEADS .TO ' , MAJOR IMPROVEMENT IN H IG H -TEST AVIATION GASOLINE T hat Hang On ramubdan reliem promptly be­ « le ar aooCir end heel raw, tender, tonamed bronchial mUCaui m em ­ brane*. Tell your dru*TUt to Pail FOB ft bottle of CreomuUion with th# fa * iicrjinnding you must like the way U quickly allay* the cough or yju are tn'invc your money beck. • C R E O M U L S IO N forCogghi.Ottif Coldi, IroudtW# — tip # nAIMMIIKM n o* H ub t t r to l i e : ■ MTINATII Hu llp r Mummer T yp o 7Sr to (1 11 J H TItAW nKtm fKM Plal 74. yt MWT IDTATOKM r WT Herka 11.44 lo * 1.74 nu nekt t i. is — 4t,«o MQTAMII llu llp r ITellow I* la TANOKniNKn 1-4 Ho* Comb 41.4* —la 11,11 .e T c n n ir n i>«» n « i i*r m fft>TTHSIPM Helen, llu llpr IS* l o l l r TOMATOKA el—44 IJ, (TI 17.1# lo ll.ee Luae li.so-IJ.Se |e IJ, T r ie || ee IVATKfl CHKMlt D»s Uun lie o r r o f t T A T p i pnuni r r e AtTI.KM Keel era Hu luhl Varloua II.II lo I7.ee Hoiea tl.ee / | J F26L|4 - te t M t o n a f m e < M A t o A 84J.U*D 71TL» MA7UM- JAM# SOiAOTWt.J*. — Johnny Hopp Slated Hialeah Will Have Many Thoroughbreds For, First Sock Job MIAMI, Jan. 12—UP)— A gathering of thoroughbreds un­ matched In American racing hletory will be itabled at Hialeah Perk for a 44-day meeting open­ ing Wednesday. Brilliant racen are In proapect with el moat every name home In the land available for the 11 big atakea beginning with the 15,000 Inaugural Handicap open­ ing day. Cancellation of tha Californio program n n Hialeah a lion’s ■har( of tha talant for th* flrat ■eason a major track oyer hat operated without competition from a plant offtring compar­ able puraea. , . Alaska'# two national forests, tha Tengaa# and th» Cbugaeh, LEGAL NOTICES ST. I.OUIS, J an. l2 .- t# h — And who la to take the place of Johnny Mlse on tho Cardinal flrat haie sack! "Well, air," saya Reneral Manager Branch Rickey, "thire'e another Johnnie - on * the -spot, Johnny Hnpp, a southpaw, who may do. Or we have Ray Han­ dera, up from Columbus of tha American Association. "I like llopp very much. In my opinion he can play a cred­ itable r*me at first base on sny major league club. I al*o like Sanders — he can run and he can hit. “ I feel eonfldent that these two hoys will taka care of the first base situation for tha Car­ dinals In 1942.“ Mlse was traded to tho New York Qlanta . foe pitcher Dill Lohrman, catcher Ken O'Dea and some ciih . Ricker *ay» tha big Mlie area "somewhat of a di«fnpnlntment" to him last season but ha ca­ ptained that Johnnla had fattenad hlmielf by f|va axtra pounds whila ha waa recuperat­ ing from an injury In Mav and he carried It the rest of Um anM.MMwt.nuns- m u r r m a The Aanual » l..l|n « of Ike eteckholdera ef the Om m m L-yBre.a Company will be held at th e , office of Hie Cnmesey, Oeeeeb, Uemlnofe Ouniy,- Florida, on Mannar. January in n . I»4S at I* * (Blgaed) II.D. Haldeman Uecrslary * It was while th# huge Infielder wea out of play In May that llopp took over at first baaa x ir r tm Kolieo |a hefehr given that I rml did such a rredltabla Job am m assed la Ike fare ba.tn.ee • hat n permanent plaea had. to at Sanford. Fla. undar the fie. t«e mad# for him In the out­ Illleut name Florida Leaf a n d field. Pvrii Co. and that t latead to re# lalev said nama pursuant to Eighteen destroyers, a n d ' 13 •5*. terms of Ike -FlctUlaaa Nama submarine* were launched by tb* (Cbapi.r t i l l s Laws ef Nftvy during 1941. , Florida) with me Clerk of tha F,rri 1 .' •» aemln-He Couaty, Florida. r a. niTMm.ny and „ TV.c. JIUMJILBT. HANA&ViSe IJ, Ilun 41.74 t»I».M UNION* fellow 40 IJ, Herk t i l e In 47 It w hile li.ee apaafeh ti,7 l lo M.ie __ conn Mhelled While CWT Riga. 1174 ta 11.14 .... POTATOKa Mela CWT Rate |7 »• la II «# #EKD Terllf lied 111lee CWT 41.ee—ti.ia . PINEAI’PLFJI Crl Cuban 47.7*—| Rt’TAllAnAg 4# I-b Hark 4 l.lt Jack Kramer Cops Dixie Tennis Crowns 12—(Ah— J*ck TAMPA. Jan. .. - . Kramer, 20 year old California youth who recently returned from a tennis tour of I^ tln America In th# new Dial* •Ingle* and double champion.',. Playing In top form y#etertay afternoon at tho D ivli Islands courts her# Kramer handed Wayn# Sabin, th# tnp-aeeded player, a crushing defeat In th* •Ingles finals. 6-0, 8-0, 8-3 and then paired with Francisco Scffurm* bounding Bouth Amort* can, t o ’win the double* crown from Sabin ami Gardnar Mulloy, 6-3. 14-12, ____ ..8-4.. Paulina Bets. Rolllni coll* student, waa extended by IXoi Hart. Miami,-In th# wotaei Sdper aviation motor fuel* of 100-ocUne quality are being produced by American refin.r. •t 7 it time* tha rate e f con­ sumption of all gradea of avia­ tion fuela only threa year* ago, and plana to trlpla even thl* huge capacity within the neat 12 to IB montha are moviag rapidly ahead. Cenatruetlnn al­ ready ha* atarted or contraefi hava been let for 25 new planta, with the highest priority rmtlnga, and doaena of other planu are being blue - printed, the American Petroleum Initltute report*. Preaent capacity to manufaeure 10 0 -octant motor fuel la about 2,100,000 gellona a day. Only a few weeka ago the cap­ acity waa 1,800,000 gellona a day, but the decision nf govrmment purthatere to allow the une of 4 ee rather than .1 re of tetraethyl lead In 100-octane fuel not only Inerstued efficien­ cy but alto lumped the capacity more than 15 uer cent These eapaeltlee are In addi­ tion to the continuing manufac­ ture of large quantities o f allghtly • lower-grade aviation motor fuela of 85 and 91 oc­ tant rating. Until three yeera ego three grades made uo vir­ tually tha entire aupply nf avia­ tion fual. Tha super 104-octane fuel waa atlll In the laboratory seven year* ago, and *Y*n modcrate-scalo commercial produc­ tion did not begin until three year* ago. In that year 1038, the total consumption of all grade* o f aviation f u a l In the United States, • hy government, airline*, and nrlvata flier#, amounted to only 100 000,000 gallom. or about 275.000' gallon* a day. In three year* the petroleum In­ dustry baa built new nlants eaneble nf making 2,100.000 galkina o f 100-octane fuel alena every day. and la straining to add enough more In th# next 12 month* ao that by. January 1. 194*. capacity will be dose to 8,000.000 gallon* a day. Government plana changed •« rapidly and unforeseen new during 1041 that th# 100-ocUn* capacity which looked ample, with normal expansion, early In the year, waa found by the end of tha tumpier U ba . defi­ cient for the projected future consumption. It |a believed that no actual shortages lu re yot appeared In the aupply of this vital fuel. However, estimate* e f the 1042 and 1043 requirements for the United State* and friendly powers are being re­ viled upward! io rapidly and io draitleully that break - neck conatructlon of huge additional caoaeity la necessary to avoid future deficiencies. Various expediences to Inereana . production without new plants, auch aa the Increase In the proportion o f tetraethyl lead, are being need. An encour­ aging sign of the rr«ovircfuineaa of American rrflniry re­ search worker# was the recent announcement of a highly-effi­ cient new process whkh will tremendously Increase the e ffi­ ciency and nroduetion of 100-oetana fu e l Th# process w ai Im­ mediately released b* the In­ venting oil company for uao by all refiner*, but itu effect can­ not be fait ’Immedlately because new plaata.m ust be built- SUIT DISCUSSED NEW YORK. Jan. 1 2 -fA V Nilea Trammell, president of the National" Broadcasting Company, declared Sunday that the $10,275,000 suit filed agalnat NIK! by the Mutual Broadcasting 8ystem, eras the culmination of a aeriea of attacka which he u ld MBS had instigated aineo N. B. C. refuted to eell to it impor­ tant parta of the Dluo Network. When a .Navy doctor in com­ missioned h« la given Intensive training in tropical lUacnira, ami problems of submarine ami avia­ tion activities. 1941 ami reveil that Nevada was the only one of the forty-eight ■tatc* which won left untouched by the recent Infantile Paraly*la epidemics. Sanford Avenue J m l Off Of fJenevu Avenue Infantile Paralysis Cases Are Numerous \ * ‘ NEW YORK. Jan. 12, - ( S p e c ­ ial)—For • second time In a aueMiilon of three heavy rp Identic years the number ' o f reported Infantile Paralyila’ eaeee In tha United State* hsa tapped the t«r sa»is.Si!ha!,S!W,« vke, were released today through tha offtot of Kelth Morg*i'.,Na­ tional Chairman of the Committee far tho Celebration o f theJPtaaldeat’a Blrthdav. for tfte Nhtlciml Foundation for Infontilo Paralysis, which committee conduct# tho an­ nual “Fight Infantllo Poralyata’* oJ Picking Winners TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE NINTH RACE - Futurity |««VHOUNOCU»| ^fllinf^UcIoaed « toU l of cases far tho fifty-two weeka of You will find a bwn through f i l l v f i H r J our Personal Loan Department to be the very best way ta finance yoer Inatalla n t buytng. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank On R ou t* 17 (S u a fo r d H l g h w i y ) a t I-ongw ood about 8 m l lea N o r th o f O rlando T U R N A T R E D A RRO W By PAUL ROBINSON •tu b / 111 fiA ^ .c m s tN r .^ T H o g f iH r T H W Q O nu/ DfZlW hkt2. n r o L- KS ARMS/ ITWNIC ( i t fldTTTC. TO RING—Lady's bcau- MODERN furnished apartment BtT- Lari* fin# qualWt diamond. QuIeU Aluo 7 worn unfarauhi H ta ABOUND 6 0 ---- . US CAW %SS 3 0 * 3 OH ’f iliH .lllf \ boos* — 200 Magnolia Ai Pbmra 190, S p ^ r T s o t^ NICELY FURH. 5-reem haute Celery Ave. ANGEL’S EAT SHACK * THRILL ETTA KETT A pt SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OP M aw WMmI AlOTnVMO- MJO per, week / 312 K. gth BL n ^ NI®N*D G ang* Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken Check the Figures g" la 8 s iH e d A d v e r t i s e m e n t s imm«4iaUI' unfurn. home, Ob paved road, i n * Cvaaadala Pi »T - Ray Hawaii. 14 COME IN AND UKT YOUK 1942 CALENDAR Hal fa ll Of.na* Blossom tits ’ IJrtTlCB Irebrra rrt Ired, la— H ie . la—| 1.S». la—tie# OHIIlJ m Do* Ilun l»r In •#«• niiANillt* not I, N. Tamil #1.7* Ilea »er No. I I I J 1 Ilea •#«• l-Altni.KT Ova .Hun Hr Hr DRAM (Ireen On Ifpr H ll l-KIIHim llu llpr ft la to 41.4* Trie fry II 71 to lt.ee POTATOKM n»d mile II.M. Mo. I, Trie t i le , n— ti.te, c-e-tl.ee I'VVT liege Tummerrlal 41,74 I • I « irlodlc functional dia­ ls to maka >ou ralaf net do aa thourands and tab# CARDUIT used I ways. First: rallies periodic dlsI • days before “tha folow dlrectloni. SecId In building energy, through batter ip p e. taed flow of gastric h should help digvsIt bv dlrectloni aa a C A R bU ll —ADV. -A D V . Anderson- *Griffith FEBRUARY^ 110.00 month. mm �o P 5ps*: ;* r'» •-•iir'V V \/ .. 4 • fi' _ A ** _ # H r i v Ai m la ’*T*Mr j J f c i i fre .W tt;. N. & f ^ /., , A I (, tjS Fanford Is The Only C entral * (Ttirltln City Affording Kail, nifkw aH And Water T ransportation ^ :4 ,1. ••> ! ; In 1908 SANFORI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JANUARY M. 1942. Pledge Is Made A gainst Nazis For Oppression V« Seeking That $59,000,000,000 apore Nine Axis - Occupied N la t i o n s Partici­ pate \ 8 Russian Army Storms Orel Diapatfches 3ay An-*r p i_ _ _ nonncement To Be tO llgreS S r M S Expected T e llin g : 9400,000,000 Turn Of Battle Member Associated Press NTMIIKR 112. Columns Of Nippon T anks And Armored Units Are Smashed Dutch Reported Slashing At .Japanese Off Coast Of Borneo Artillery Ha t i c r i e s Of V. S. Are Said Superior A Enemy Outfits Full Hack City Commission Will A uthorize New Ordin.mces Tokyo Claims More Triumuhs I n r Am —la I-u r r —at (irvem m enta of right Axis-oerupied nation, and the Free h French pledged themselves to post-war punishment of occupa­ tion officers nrul their accom­ ftlv issaclqlrd 1‘rrssl plices for what Anthony Eden, hutch honitici * welt* i cpsii toil British foreign secretary, des• l;i«hinir today tit the JapatH^c cribeil ss “ oppression and bru­ invasion armatla •»ft tlo* J.ipnn tality" imposed upon Europe. «'M«* cmo|Ucr^<l oLitiil »f i'u» t “The Quislings also have lit­ kan in hutch N’ortli llttnii» WASHINGTON. Jan- 13—CA*> tle rAsnn to look to the future h u t.1'h hi'Athpiai t n * iit Hat.i —A W03.000.000 government with *nv hope,” Mr. Eden .as. nia ni’km wlrtltfnl • t « i*iriiMtii program .fo r production #f syn­ serted. nt Tarnkao. ait t-laiol off ito* H r * «m h » i »4 r w o City From Cairo the rapture of thetic rubber — designed to Citv Altnmpy Fr»'tl \Vi1-«»n M nnrtlica-t llonwo c*»n-t. Cheering ni*wa haaaprend make Um United States indepen­ Saturn and the tightening of Ittl.ls Ihrir m ru lar ii»-» ln«i ni«Fh» tlrrrtll tu iivriwliflnimg that AhrIo -SAnrsrkan rein­ dent of the Far East for all Britain’s encirclement of the In upfpirt' !w<i tirilinint' •« f»»t , but t lainu'tl tile' llrfflltlt i ri te*'»k hold-out Axis troops in the military and many* civilian rub­ forcement* arc cnroute to ber needs was announced Mon­ llalfays sector was announced h i I’ M ro a d (irvaHlan nrxl nufliiiF. i>np **f which n "«•<itrilly" t •rt Tb *• Japn ni'rii* also 6la unrit Jmt I I —f \l*>—Rair* » *»fll n niinimnm ftnr nf the n e w F ar Gaat battle day. today by the British »s Imper h u t * rr uc hi nr f'an ad t rr* f or 00 il.iy* In»i Ii f»tr th » 1hi ir troops r.iptiiTHtl ilu* K i g o n e . British dlapatchea Jew * Jones, federal loan ad­ ial vanguards more than .100 pnrtt.l ir ilit that a h r g r or nltfm ptol lhffi ,.{ n it*»- kas at i»lrr mu• at Mcinilo. iIVb' .to the west pressed on aaid an important announce­ m inistrator, disclosed the plan miles iH'ri iu rtp » the ('• Irbrs I-•Innil. t*2q Mitnk hv • mohilr tiiV«. nrnl t i*th«*r *•» a conference in which the retreating enemy's heels. witlintr rin#*. IKO milrw off ill# ment could bo expected at following lb intro mnk»* it nocp«hfv f*»r m*r<* of Sr« Waves of crack Ruasian President Roosevelt approved It. nf opi*n a sfmo? N*xi* Scoliri rogril, w I i M a rowing Tlii nin»hall »»r •Uill ni^chmc- roany moment “which may Under the plan, Mr. Jones troops, paced by tank and mo. d I all lh- la-«| ir» hours. rrntlv Irt »lix«*«l h\ th#* Stall*, ."ill js**crct a r Imv ' c in Borneo. change the Malayan situa­ sold, enough synthetic rubber torited infantrv vanguards, ar« Sur»iviir«* r-iim alrd 9# 8#n. \V,.li. r K. George, Georgia. chairman of the Senate to ulit.iin lircntt'K f««r rnrh inn .»UC of th»s ffW ttliptltt'4 tplllll; will be. coming out of American reported storming Orel as, the Im m • r r r li I. K lgM j'N ln* tion considerably In Brit­ factories ot tt»iw iki%,. :*< i,t-in»4,t»*«l •n th»* l ip tn in IH months -to sup­ Red armv pras«e,| again,! the finance committee. roll* up hi* •nil taekli'n ihr now biuigrt. rhinr. Tho lie tti-rc rrp^rtrtl T kr 1’n *t«*«l Stit«"*. Mutch nod \ n ain's favor." A powerful Allied ply dll military and limited civi­ aagglnw Nasi lines on three 1 hr Urr^iilrnl’* war Innljrrt it the f*ommi««i*oi, will I •• i< for f.VJ.OOO.ntlo.mm „ f which I•|t*-'| winkin'* •. a« nearer Ihe Norik counter-offensive appeared in lian deeds." fn t n |»« mnl tralinti nic foicc* f.Mint'd o i main Sceiet fronts. \m rrirM ' r*»a»l th in 1HJT hallrnifi* *f the Atm power*.** • *^0| rn«t f|ii.*J*» f*»r «it-h niit* TOO n»»h"« iiorthcnwi t•• tin* IMuli the offing. Diaaase, disunity and military t»U percent will go to “meet Jones told a press conference lii-rrlofon* rriMirlnl. The British 'dug in on Um new he anticipated there would bo dlaastev stalked the once ran| *hinr in it-* »|tcific IimrI ioii. opine** mol COO mill'd i»«rlliwpdl Malayan defense line hinged enough rubber at that time to nuering legions of Adolf Hit­ • fi»v r ir r k II N S.»y«T <*t:»!«*«l to Sin*rni»or«* t * cio*nv** the I i I ll* %•w »*rn t Ir«l P»*ta» oiii«o«r *n air hitth** nod Ido *t near Serembanv M mtlea south, maka | *iMljiy. new automobile tires ler today and. barring surprisV nu'iit a n :ttul F ilip in o ar* their dttpplv liocea, teemed to be hastening the east of Kuala Lutnpor. available to the public. , An»on»? othrr routim* oisill«*r<, , Ih'dpit** tit** fact that t h" I. n I t p r i p a hovo The B. A. T. WM hose The new rubber factories will Hav of Hitlerism's ultim ate de­ Ihr l*ommi<i»ton npprovrcl th** tv*##*, mi* i-ttdili'tl ao*l »it well tilli rx throughout the day heading off be designed to produce about fe a t vrnntintr of two liccno"* to II huhh'o that Puli It pilot •« have “ p ru t i'll il«-fi»»itt-ly s u p e r io r ’* Japanese raldera winging to* 400,000 tons of synthetic rubber Hundreds of additional doc­ win** »n*l ln*f»r. I* *niur»*i |.*»o will trotihh* fimlnu* their way hick til till' .litpUllt'Xt', th p W n r ward Singapore. European and per year and. Jonaa added. -If tors and nurses were reported lx* bIIow«mI tn «*'ll wiiu* nn«l Inor to th** m «o*'ict lilies, the hutch I' innim iM i' s it i il to d a y in • Asiatic residents began ieaelng It develops that more la needed, by the Berlin correspondent of The risinv and fulling of run- tit 1117 \W<t rhirtoonlh S trrrl, • d thnt “The eveiitiml dcdlr* • Koala l-umpur. several weeks Um capacity will be provided.'1 a Swiss newspaper to have •»n*l F itmI l.owman on.I Uov lion of tlicdi* mi port- ouidt lit- it’oioiiiii'iiiK tie d c o lu m n * o f I nulls blast* nf Ihr roundhn ise ago. Refugee arriving yeeterdiy In addition to these factories, b e e n rushed recently to the m k* nud o t h e r a r whistle al the depot Tin rsdav Took rrcrivnl n <iniilnr tM*nnil ron«hk*re«L im n pod«ihiht\ In Iru i-m v In Singapore said the Japanese the nation will have, official* kv eastern front to eombat a wave Might at o'clock will lierali •o #• 11 win** *»n*l Ih'«t (it Krmtrh the r v n i # of -ticce-vful Japn- ' n u iH 'l n o il* noil i n f a n t r y would find tittle of use to them plalned, about 1)0,00} tons per of verndn-apread typhus, both the atsrt of Snnf..nl'« flr.t ' Avenue and S.-tiiuo.l Ihnih'Vn nl. iird** «i|M'rnlioiid except empty buildings, so thor- year of other synthetic rubber amotfg th# wavarinp troops In 1hud ........ " d u i t t i 'm ! and Iilarkmil, wh'rh will lost for half i Of flvo local hold Nuhoiittr«l, The high rontnittttd r« po> tod •Ii«ih i -i'. i " 111 iiii- 21 hour hathtty ■area the scorchei| earth from factories already operat­ Russia and behind the lines In nn hour. A. II. Peterson, e irru - | Iho Seminole Tin* .Shop wni thnt the ftiilii"* nil ■••* w.-rp "*« it ihrrted out. <>f tin' I'hdipiniu' campaign. ing or under construction, phis conquered countries. tivc si-cretary of the Seminole iw anlnl the routiact to «upnlv 1rrpetlcully lokmir pmt in tlo* fighter planae were la F.h'Vi'ti hi'*idi' h iiltrrirs were i-neturafi rubber from. Booth German troop* w c— reported tin* uni tuln"* for I’reparatinn* have been made County Ihrfrnsc Council, stated right in Afraiiidt th«* in v n lir - ’* li • ilim i'd in Ihi' runtinuous ■ n u ­ r Stamper* In relay* rle* and Africa and from •ngaged In n "battle ngainst by the Elk*' War Commission today. The blackout whistle Will n««* hv Citv uuloioohilcd, in or Ii fiyjit mentioned only the Ao-ltalian* ll»v thiil. r«'|M»rtri from O fM fll rubber-soaring guayule lice." ’. tn take care of Elk* children s ir In lie rxtillgui'hnl ul the rorilmcc with certificated ; hut it wii' known thnt Aiiict • tn IhMiglori MacArlhur said. Jip* ■ i E r L f ’uM1 *•" which grows wild In Waaltv th« County Allo«*nlfiin lloonl. The Red arm v was reported evnruateil from danger tones, Inst five minutes ami all lights fold'd in Ihid area were not idle mu '«• hnltcri(*«> have hern fo rffd Mr. F iv er win liidtructwl to «»brrceive.l first sound, it wa« staled. today to h - threatening to en- scrnnlin- to n notice I., fall hack. tain hitld on 1.000 fc«*l of two today bv J co Butner. rsalted velon another aeetcr nf the At H'.ihl P. M., three ' sliorl I'.ul th** T“kyr prrAn aiMH* defense line ru lrr of the Sanford I and one long blast of the •ndl one-half inch fin* him*, of c I the U|i8iHM' had wnn a^fV* Bryansk from Jame* R. Nicholson, cl nddatlea V II la: blown i,« » I nnon tin* rrcommrtulatioii lr«»l nf ihi* galrwiiy* U> tH > f t* " erman reel. mtUT n f the 'CommissTolt. alert signal for air ruio wkV- Kir<» fh lc f Mirk ('IrwHarvl. * u Um Metan p«*nm-tiln nm l elaitiM H O tn d'-b d'-lsion In children arc to be plarrd in the den* anil other field personnel, 0 mentt *r. nf th-*. the*. 118th ftu d pre etaa Amur Mali Filipino forcrA IF * Moaalsk area 60 mile* Elk* National ll»inr si Bedford, Mr. Peterson annidfhcnl, and WASHINGTON. J*»n. |d M l ••liking a Iririt ileri|M*rn(i» #land. by the British cemmuniqu*. *scth*net -o f . Lvudlnnvo wMrh Va. sdilril this whistle does not, in llriir. G#n. I.rwid II. Iler-hev, Ilc;i vv nltnckri near Mount Na» 'apparently rtfetghad however, At n meeting last week in anv w'tiy, roncern the public. At th* Soviet yesterday declarrd Selective Service diieetor, »le i Mi mnl alnng tin* cuarit n r tr •the west M U t at a point New York, Icadrr* nf the Elks 0 HO P. M-, Ibe whistle iWbkMlC'.rii r 1 will rln n d yesterday. '’It'll In- a l««n- Manila an* daiim'il by th** Jap„ Jy north of Seremban Latest dlanatche* hro«dc«st set up plan* tn raise fund* for I'.lin* rontinnualy. Indicating that time* before nuiriied men nllli northeart to the rieinity Of bv the Moscow radio **id the war activities. Voluntary con­ the lilnrkotit is over. | WASHINGTON. Jan. |:l ~/A*) lone u r/itto ie rliihlr* n ndi !»«• aiM'**’ KBanian, on the opposite The Japani'st*. hu rleil hark — hrrfhlcnt H none Veit created by regiment lit lb " Mn«aLV a-rn tribution* are expected front the caIll'll for army duty. Order* received front the •J«0 mile* from Singapore. had be-i».ru«H*d to the Russian 600,000 members belonging to executive nrtler Monday night n Tlif (Tinted States, fii'iural with “heavy l»»rim»i*" in Ihe lnl« Third Intrrreptor Command, Thos, more than two-thirds luil |ilmri«* »f llw all'Mut av«auU the 1,40} lodgers of the order. National War luibor Hoard with *lit V “ lid, would have no Committees have bean ap­ fro n t from France. o f the non Insula had fallen to “ tn the last war.” Mr. Butner which ha* ordered the blackout William II. Davit, chnlrmnn *»f ll*'i Meanwhile, alteration* agaln-t Army of T.ooo.ntki *»r m iohipod Siiinl-i\. pMiiri'il fresh troopa InIn Seminole County and eight Um Invaders, who new hare en­ pointed to solicit each block In ihe “ heavy ailillery hallleH declared, “more th in $i,<HX>,000 Nntionnl hefense Mnlintion (iieli Ikefore «lirli legi-stiaiilw l.i town and to eataloguo the gift the ieolaUd Aul* nnrket Mill wra* raised by the order for itv othrr C rntral Florida counties, the tered another alate, Negri »..t\y in uregre^ri along Ih# tn* lloird. ii*« It a he*»d. defy leg the British In the H*lwere neetlerl. have instructed local Defense hllan, which la bordered < en the hooka which are secured In the faya-Ralum The now hoard hav 12 mem­ liit* front. sector near the war octivitirs from It* own mem­ Council* to inform the public The dmft diii'itm t«d*l I sooth by Johor*, the last be­ Victory Booke campaign, M r*. Egyntl-n f r o n t l a - nroceeded bership, anil it is anticipated that telephones should not be bers. four ench representing the tenth iiiitiii.il llit'lcd Slult'4 ('tin fere Um narrow catiskway-epan- Jamas Moughton. chairman, re­ •'mebndleaRv.'* that an equal nr larttcr sum public, indtifttry nnd employes. the Rrltlsh sa'd. fereiiee «if. Mnyorri that he h » I used during Ihe half-hour |ierlml. nad strait which separate* Um ported this morning, adding that Anoth— 100 prisoners It wild «et up to ndin*t labor were tn will he raised d erm - the present mm Singa­ many valuahj* hooka hav* been ken. Free Freneh f l i e r s • Inin-.l war Iteennse of the Increased escept In rase of emergency. A di«piltev nnl avoid strike* mid “no -vntpalhy’* with “ tho-e w\m ‘•re going nruttnd riuyitig that o**i% given or promised and that a pore — In memlter ship. The warning nl*n wa* issued that lockmits no tin t there might he the country i< nt wnr the draft bog has been placed outside the (heir British comrade* tn Immh- strength owner, of all neon light* must no interruption of n vast flow Sanford laalge will do it* part nlw gun noeltiona and duoouts. headquarter,, SIS East Second a rra n re to luive Ihem turned of wnr tunrh:m*ft nnd eutiipmenl iMHinh vhiMiiln't «lef«*r nnvMii*' * T h # rll-*tarv->l Axis troops in this natnnal program,' Mr. off. If not, a " l e i « I •• •line nnd -system i Street, to receive them. well equipped, from Atnericn'd indu«trinl tdnntx. continued tn »leht n tenumis Butner conclude*!.% designate,! group, ) The exerctlve order *akl thnt tic," Mr. I|er«hey miiil. The nation-wide drive Is for If necessary, rhildrrn will l»- aperially re a r guard action. Defenae l **the national interest demand* the purpose o f collecting book* removed from Hawaii, Maod.i. working under local and reading g u tter for soldiers, P...ih enmmerrlal and am ateur Guam. Alaska, Puerto Rico and Council Instruct ions, will lie pro-1 that there ahull In* n<» inleminred to clip prerasary wire* lion of nnv work which foul ribfiiPti t pritwi'M in:rv enter sailors, marine* and to supply the Canal Zone for the duration turn nut the signs. hitHtniri in the m*rnnil annual library aarricea In camps, porta, uteri tu the rffeetivi* p n o m i of the war, it urns slated. C h ef uf Police Roy Williams stations, <mi i board ships, the '**nl"r •Ml all* Cnnvcllia Show" at tom of the wnr.'' declared today that any display Red Cross centers a n d UBO Mmtl Bt'l iiia'al Hnnlrn* which Sanford Rhriners In _ whlrl„ nf violence bv cltlxen* would bi PANAMA CITY. I,in. I t centers. Id w*i#vnriiir**«l hv th»» gnnlen cluba wind campaign bare raised _ j the In Sanford met penalirnl, and he announced that Fb.riihi huiblrr* nf simill Is,-it, f Mi IuhiIh nml Winter l*ark on»l A list of the books m o s t Tiro dealer* KII.I.RR ESCAPES Maximum ;^ « * U o f 9190 necIR volunteer (Milica will be sti- . | may make vuluabli. citnlilbuti.ui- is m t'cihih'il tu he field Sunday . this morning at tha- Armory with •* * » 7 ‘" Qualify for an nddl- aaodod follow* i executive aecrationetl In Ihe Sanford arrn s* a ATLANTA, Jan. 1.1— (,V>— *•» tha nutiim's w ar rffurl*. sit.l •i, i tl ""'ii v, Jun. IH and 10. Non-fiction i Applied PsycholUennl g ift o f a like amount r«na* Council, to precautionary meastirv. “There Futon County authorities were Walter C. Shermun lien- l,ulu\ Fli'wc*» errangm iriiltt will be from itoTocco Jem al*. o f Jack- ogyi arithmetic! aviation: boa* obtaining lufflciI* no need for violence nf anv Informed Monday that 0. V. Mr. Shrtm an (. presblrut of -hewn in the lleceplinn Lslgi' I English Hi*, nad all o f th* returns and retraadinr sort," he declared. "This la our Flukrr, convicted Georgia slay- I the Florida Slate rbumlx-r .if m-ar Ihi* renter of the Mead 4 < tlmpU rrsdetn n e t jret tn, T. Bradford ’• th* needs or first test, amt. I don't think we »r. hail eacaprol from a ' Fluritia Cnmtnerre, which I* work in v m "iiideo and must lie entered boa ad grrd. president o f the Sanford ,for OliUratesi .. , , gmcrime -aM . F. B. _ ,ty motoriets, Mr. orngA will have much trouble, thnt is. orisoq camp. He wa* serving u j ehtso rouiM-rulinti with Washing fun. .1;|M p. M. S itunlny. Bronio L ly iif ia i a n d finger Shrin* Chib aanougcad today. *• »>Oe«M _ _ reported today. If all rilixr'n* rn-nperate a< they I6yrar sentence a t De8oln City. toil niithnlitir* to the Irtling of medal* nnd ribhnna wilt ha -A * a NMenaance, th* Shrine printtugt r itebca. geometry and A Wttat waa aant to th* B u tt w ould." Kla., for robbery when he «•*• war-Cme contract*. awarded nnd » silver dish will Wag AM, th# committee la bjgonometrv: eakuhia end tabl# Th* AdmtaUtrator, asklnjr B ttU A permit wa* Issued yester­ ■C h ef Williams also Issued a railed, county record* showed. “ All maimer of sinnll cijtft I*, pri's.'itleil In the prow rr of ceaiw# o f Um drive headed.-by , f lo*urttbma[ (mathematics day to W. L. Clark to tear *re ur<ceutly needed hv Ihe •lie finest flower on display St for volcnlrer workers for CharMa. Marriaon, will hnva a ■r». teriala. Previously, th* needed down and rebuild a garage In. rail Navy Coa«t Guard and War lie the' Aircraft Warning Fervlcc, fend *f **09 hi Sa chest a* *»«■*»!. supplies war* bought -from large rated at 207 French Avenue. hTr Navy trains mobile hos­ partnicnt*,'' Mr. Sherman de- tlio show. which I* on 2 ( hour duty. Any Flowers will tie grouped In wwm, #* all pledge* are retied , hand? lettering and mechanical rufconr producing iplants, but it pital unit* arc staffrd by two flared. - * I 'h eir respective classes accord­ t h a t U # largo pUntt Then a major portion o f |«*TmwH*»«* W M hi *F*ria (boxing Th# second boat trip of the ellixrn who can give two hour* doctors and four hospital corpshi* time each day shoukl retaining their premnt season for 'tourists will in'. In Ihe variety of the camclfund .win be given tn the '«»<.. wreoUiagi | novel and oUylea re of____ A gull ran fly barkw anlt ______ ________ men for us* In epUcntlc* *n.l : li t nnd will he iudgrtl from R ulW d; ejwpter of the Ameri- wrHtegl.neriryi. indKidual ptaw., tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock from contact Ch'ef Williams. ' well a* forward*. Tha public wa* advisod la tun* |emergencies, Osteen Bridge. Reservation* may among Hie other htoom* in their put bis to WDRO, Orlando, aa b* mad* by telephoning the TmirQAlJPrrO 8PMAKB rts*«. In rn«es where names aro Instruction* will com* over this l*t Center. lor one*); hhtorv unknown camellia* will bo en­ 1J-4AT station from time to time. Alsu ORANGE. M. J.. Jan. K tered In n /riie n it class of "unGalawto, saving -I res'dent* leaving their The Lion's Club will have a •ny I «00. — Tony e.-rced' vatietirs. Thera I, IM bit." Sun- -poor man’s" luncheon at tha house before the blackout should aviation, would Ilka to do my hit." m iry fee. fight Tourist Center Thursday offered1* to at h* sure that no light are le ft h u m o r , dey bight P.M. Th# proceeds will burning. s porta and western Champion J*0 too ia far nothbo given to tha local Red Cross Sanford may not have It* J peeled In the Braves' pnrtv War Fund. own base ball team this year, but | vhirh will arrive hero Feb. 2R, It ha* the Boston Brave* for n p. ||. Rhildon, assistant mn n i ­ Ferns Id • Laughton THE CALL TO THECOLOKS month, amt from th* Itoaton. c e r nf the M ayfs'r lintel, slated HMblttl Association Fpring training whetlule re- tndav. Rrtw rrn 60 ami 60 r t ------- ■ It* aaausl moating Thu not ay IS A CALL FOR DOLLARS! leaseil today, It appear* that aftornoon at tha Court House. Atlantic • Coast Lin* car shop local fans will soon be seeing pectml to bt» directly rnnm rti'd with Ihe Braves while the uthvrs when officer* and the Board of employees purchased approxi­ Director* .w ill be elected for mately 1600 worth of United th# top flight teams in action are fans. The schrdulc follows: th* corning year, T. W. Lawton Staton Defense Bonds, follow, here. Twrntytwn contest* ar* slat­ announced today. laa their receipt o f 12,000 la ed. and eight open date* miv ho The Braves' Spring schcilule: salaries, a . F.. Plorry, an filled. Of tha games. 20 will b* Mar. 14. W ashington a t San­ An advanced First AM course ploveo. stated today. stayed in Florida and to nt the ford! 16. Philadelphia at Miami w i l l b* organise.! Wednesday Aaothar group a f men ran Beach: 16, Cleveland nt Sanford; afiftiMion at, tha Wokaan'a Club netted with Ihe railroad indus­ local Municipal Park. Th* open­ 17, Brooklyn a t Daytnnn Reach: an Oak A y n o e at 3:30 o’clock, try. Mr. Picrvv said th* Ban- ing battl* la against Washington 20, Cleveland a t C learw ater; 21. with-M ian Irvna Hinton an In- ford Lodge of I) rntherhood of her# on Mar.. 14. The last free St. l-ocl* a t Del-nnd; 22. St. Dig deep. Butko hard. Out ajnwtor. Potanin who hove ta­ Railway Garmon of A meric*, ta b* stared har* la against Mil­ Louis a t Sanford; 21. Brooklyn ke* th* standard First Aid e l- has purchased a number of waukee on Apr. *• In .between, al D avtoni Beach; 26, Newark boys need tha planes, ships, M d local fin s can aa# Cleveland’s ■uaa which your money vtk bohp hp and down Ipdlans, th* a t B thrlne; 26, Brooklyn at Sanford: 27. New York a t Hans­ to buy. Browns nf SL Louis,’ “dem Card aro ------b u r n e r * - U m . famed Brooklyn ford: 26. W ashington a t (Iriand o ta your bonk, coot _<A1 t*nm, the New Yack Giant*, th* da; ID, Cincinnati a t Tam na; 30, • WASHINGTON, J( n. 13—C41 Cincinnati a t Hsnfurd; Apr. 1, savings and loan —A cryptic War Department Reds of WWa i t th . Brooklyn at Sanford; 2 Phila­ irkmo revealed Monday Otaln, Tell th an you want ta Brave* will delphia *t Hanford; 4. St. Luit* that fir# of still wdortor. Browns tga fanaa Bond* rrgulorip, at Sanfardt S, PL Louie at DaPixy a In Dayorigin destroyed a 7914now. Da Load. end othere Land; 6, Milwaukee at Sanford; U. 8. A m f ttananovt In 6, Joraev CHy nt Jaekmnvilto; m water*, hat that aU 11 and U , la d Sox nt Boston. Anglo-American Rubber Program ^ A i d ls j lnroute Synthetic P r o d u c t T o Be Produced Counter-Attack ' May For Military Use ■ v Be In Offing: By Allied Soldiers > So* Japan Press A sserts American Defend­ ers On I*ast l^ega Lights Must Be Pjut Out As Blackout Whistle Sounds Elks Prepare To Remove Children; From War Zone* Workers Named To Catalogue And Secure G ift Books Men With Children Won’t Be Cntted Now r National War I^ihor Hoard I s Organized ( amelliu Show Scheduled For January 18-19 Local ere um War Aid Quota Small Craft Are • Valuable To Nation C Tire Dealers Seek Recapping Material / City News Briefs ' li t Boston Braves' Training Schedule Includes 10 Games At Sanford Park ‘ . Railroad Men Reveal J5TSSI Purchase Of Bonds ire Celebrate “Ohio Weekly Tourist Meeting; iSj W h " ‘ ■M 4 • iW p r trft X mmmm �. I 4 -Y? ord . Herald Continue JACKSONVILLE, ^ Ja«. IS— ato T O f c f f i a p t e :tf ,IS ear* *f pappure. tduaah. and highway patrolmen lo keep on t h e a t e r t l n t H i l r e F forts to orevant accidents. "Since- the curtailment w u announced, there nectMi to be a growing belief that traffic accidents will drop,” recently said Sidney J . Williams,.director of public safety, for the Council. "That theory W t 'supported by fact." Mr. Williams said the cartafltnfcnfc nlitfhtT’iedbc8 aWldenU If it does three things: < 1. Reduces sharply the number of cars' In u».\ * 2. Influences those who do use c a n to drive lean. 3. Influences motorists to *d H re 'm o re ' slowly and carefully to prtveftt' excessive' w iar of loss of the car In a wreck. But It Is more probable, MY. Williams pointed out, that other factors .may cause ad actual increase in the traffic a ' b . i ■ » ■ > « » i t t w loll. They are: ri«w wki«a n put,* 1. Motorists will be driving older can , and may find M It Ikt M> ftp I f • f all M m *la*alHwa It difficult to keep them In safe condition because of a II M t t l m kM tht sal* Mt»P t t l tWt shortigo of spare parts and skilled mechanics. tM n llliM Iwnlt. 2. Tires In many Instances will' be used beyond the !• faSUaatlaa a* i i n l t l safety point 3. Many ears discarded a« unfit for services will go back on the road. 4. The tempo and urgency of war production and BIBLE VEH8E r o l l TODAY transportation will be Increasing* eVery day, further ng« . 00D ' NEVER BTOPS SPEAK. g r a f tin g the problems that already have sent the traffic 1N 0 i r WE LISTEN AND o n - toll to record proportions. SERVE: S p r it Lord for Thy f>. Dlockouts may come to many cities. t s m n t haareth.— 1 Samuel 9:0. "There also Is an Intangible danger In tho present KALSinOSCOPK situation/' Mr. Williams udded. "If ............................... and the (from Th* Christian Selene* P W P I * Monitor) SORREL, buck.ktn. blau-faced of everything, f e y , Chaatnut. pinto, black or gray; Cirrus white, rad roan, or blie; Calico, clay-bink, dapple true; 1* . V t ■ r a m to d . h - W x M i l k M t ,. Mr, bay Bfltoaa*-------;-Jit: T > •; • V ;.i , N lg h f- -P h e n e .;......... . . . I f f * V( • .* f L WKKCKER SERVICE ' BRYAN’S r a H d '.sjtp u a r t s c<mla - v^lina* s u t fk ta t far ta d s w R hH ghter supplies ____t a k e s c a r t there may be a serious letdown in pm ortal and organize*} safety efforts. This must not happen. ' "The problem of traffic accident prevention never will aoive Itself, barring a complete, ben on the privets » Names that colored other daya Teamed1 with bugglaa, lulklet, drays, •to n y * . dogcarts, carry all,, . TTaotntri., broughama—each reSfc- anlla -L ieg .. lo n g -. milts in' tun and . . ralnj Passed on coM its, pika or lant Now, traniformtd by mcm’ry'i Ths great horned owl kills! T|w condor -of Pdro, and ata ikunka, unaffected b y ,d y in g , bird, baa. been the odor. to weigh 2SH ' pounds- A Dangerous Custom •a tech Iridescent horr. LANGLEY CARLETON "Let public men keep their hate on outdoors a t wreinonlel occasions during bad weather," warns Dr. Leonard • Louis should be one Auer- Keene Hlrshberg, Director of tho Institute for Scientific who Isn't worried about be* research of the Hospital Age publications, In a statement able to p an a phyalclal rxe t t a to yet Into th* Army. <rawing attention to the mariy promimnt men who have led because of colu*, caught v I wa predicted tba Price bareheaded a t various ceremonli rol mil. If algncd by the ."It Is particularly* urgent si Went In Ita preient form, succeed only tn farther rail* cutlvcs keep themielvea fit for c risks to health." Dr. Hinhiwrg certain w art to. catch ,cold (and to..go,outdoors..barohoaUcd. , so matter'Tie* KDTEi. on Hit|fr was reported ai w, bid *• A lon g outl with Q n * w , ha attached Rp»* Now it* la reported aa In tt disagreement with Her* I Oocring. lo o k o u t . aa of Banfoed'a j camellia rta should have lomethlny low n«st Sunday at tho * • annual Camellia Show at Maad Botanical Garden In *r Ptrk. We can’t let Or* W > r tf with all tho prists, to cut down on tho also of ' -Sunday cdliiom. W« nr* quite sura whether IhJa la to a patriotic doalre to ron* I nowsprint, or to a decline i hafor* are reading daily faaturs "Your nT SMidnoualy. It thsm to sare monay no quota* on augar canc acreage In th* 8U t« of Morlda for th* every member of the Florida Delegation Inclining th* Sena­ tor! Imva fought for latear quotai for th* B ut* of Florldu aver line* w* bar* been hqi*. Hit WO h*T« b**n outvoted \vj th* b e d iggar Interests- The V, are among the noriy. ftdKma man whoae deaths preset*■ ontlrtly. That U fid* augar boat grower*.b** IfraUy*! traceableto one ultimate caush - a common re* the. u*. < . cougtWrWhllfrirtaralir r a fta j a r * 1r *>+*#**& <•*» s aaugar c r aratio nqnlpKoc^lomr — ^ R -tt— —A —— s - l t — _ , not nccesiitnto hatli Head Of The Clan T h , (tudm ta i* w » w',tchlnr- i h , pro latry give a ' (kmonatration of tb* properties1 of viribu* adds. "Now," said the professor. "I am going to drop this half dolled tlollaf Into this glass jriasa of wsthr. water. Wl Will It dlkaolver "No “No sir," r*T,u~* replied M,aJ one1 of the -»•>, students. ./ ., .. j“N ".N o—r repeated'the reiw professor. "Then perhaps you k itsted'the jra -!T r..... con explain to the clou why it won’t 'dUnolv*.*, r the half dolls " B a r would dissolve, you wouldn't drop it tp.' •Winter H arthi Herald. grower* plant . Uw first y*ar and their crap* from* at Jeait five lo eight yanra after thpl are produced frost the stnbbU of lh« oHgtSal' plant, hue. I f augar Interest* in Flo* rkla proerol to plant without limitation and Utg war abould conv to an end there will' b* thouaanda of a t m of sugar cant SO is wait* and they would pro. bably not realise their Inreit. merit litlh* planting. What w*‘ aro now trying to get aaatuwe* that If planters In KWkla grrally asnarid thrif acreng* they will be permitted to mar* Inti th* nurar from Urn stnbbte planted aa long aa It U profit, abl* In order -to gat a return qa COLUMN HALT. CONORE88MANI USAS*- When I return to Waahln id' thoy will twsd to after tho holidays I fodod Uttar truth. ' d at th* sberifr* m f Borgsstil- WU* who recently waa la nreaont rank, ]*W^ i.\ ■nsisew» H iv s v ‘ *. »*:*<.i>,. known TEi*raok»p«« �im tA fto 1*1912 Sft i ' t v u u . M ■' P a q f f ' t t l r t J . i I YOUR Activities cs< i.1" ' — FEDERAL INCOME Meeting 1.111' 11 R jr th m in f f .. Bm ^ . i *ll0‘ °l ew .. « , a truck tire and one-fourth of > f t ® B s l i f t 4 lY U U D lC & jjm inner tube. A t thg cntl of the ", ’ ___ __ month. If nothing has been allot• MARJUiEF-VltUB. Calif.. J»u., trd brrT iously.it can shoot the iBr— — 7T*d Alpine Counlf I works and authorize the sale of (pop. 11501 Tire Rationing ItoairJ : the whole tire and the entire probably wi,nV IssUh a n y ' allot- tube. idea la i* right- .aw ^-. --------------------: . ‘XXir yvbbcr quota,' tayx I at- j Hr. Wilbur A. Sawyer, DirerCUM»! M. Rationing DQfinl tpr of Rockefeller Vt^iiKlation, chalrm sn, “It out of proporllpn j In tm a-io n al Health Division, U to. our needs. -i.ow an h m orarr roiitnllanl of A t pretent the County has the S»v} Med'wal Department. Cirtlo .of. t h e Ticrtr lrpnahooBn cr li H | W . J 0 M V ?r NO. ___ ,j Ihnt s h g lla d oac­ pt n L g7 a nKTURN ’ilJth rich fortM taxpayer., „ ij W. M .. U. of. • tho First Bab1 t o r Federal income incoma tag t ^put*! counting a* at* In h it jud*merit tiat C hurch' p itt a t the Jiomu of poaea, widow*, widowers, dinars* J brat suited tw -his purp aae.T h c Mr**. J . i 111 Truluck yesterday' 1" e m b e r s O f; G a rd e n t n sad married persons n t a l i t methods • of- eecoamttajr moat- gen- afternoon , with- Mrs. G. K.. Rotcd ly mutual consent are claksad endy uaed arw (1$* p tW — .<a*h — .>re. . Una -prw idlnti over, the buaiOMj C ir c le H a v e M e e tin g : a* single persons. These, with ccipts and disbursement--mHkod, session. those who hive never a n d (3) tbw accrual-metlwdTvTke c, Me*,. E. M. Carroll conductTha January meeting of tbe ded, whose grots Income regutottobs preside thnf*4nrt>fdet ed the devotional*, and .Mrs. A. TUESDAY _ .T ji » _ A » r U n CUa. „ f t h . D irt G'rrienera Circle of the tb reflect not- Incom e--eoam flr. K. B ossetlcr led in prayer. A Friends of M rs W ilson Wal- $750 or more for the Sanford Carden Club met at f w » - Baptist Church will meet to learn of te r year—that is, whose gross Inccssn imrmteries at-O s#-iegiahitkP'.and rrp o rU o f.’l h r work M the fl.vp. the Tourist C enter on Friday Jace will regret home. was aa much a* $14*45 a weak end of *a*h'taamM a'y*erryj»»$cc- ,1st Blkla Institute in New (lei h?s** J.#f Mr*. J. J . Bully morning with the members of illness‘ 'ia t uer ___ for th* 62 weeks of the yea r ■• e s ^ l r e ^ n r c e e e Intw fcSfrtho ^ wa* gi***. Jiy J l r i . N O T IC E tha Tourist Club aa Us guests. Miss June Bryan of 3 t I’cUrs- must file an income ta x - re ­ production, r m t k s i i i - or^cesto^of.j paQ qaraey,. w ^ e a O , Janghlaf. Mrs. W. B. Shippy presided turn. Kvet/ murricd person.lit* mercha ndise ds an InO ass s pxOducburg was tho weekend gttcat of H. A. H n u i l t i and Mr*. A lrr c ,. Is(,working there. tlllT K n o f nxroMT o r lO coxu over tbe husinesa session. ing with l.osband or wife,- if n ° (ng factors -and. that, in any sae* In M .O IlU fk S T A t » : MSSh her mother, Mrs. Ollle .Brysn. H o f to W fo iin R tto fti' o f th• various joint return is made who h a s -a w iieb ' l f i*i necessary- to use* an chairmen Plans for tbe annual . lunch­ o* « fs* rto iu a.jS t h r: »* tr a t » : u » - r n i H i u t p reg u lar business meeting weregixen and ■ proj gross income of $1,500 or s r t ii »; r i k t s i r 'o r s r u s i“: 51 oh n i r , at. i»n inventory,,po method -of-oeeHnt- gram a g ireat-o u l for the m eet-. it*; W. fn » Pitot a n b will b« held eon o f the club erera announced, , Sgt. J.W. MinuriU and .sjutjcva. n r the taxable year—th at it, wkO I _ . regard-'to ___ punhstia*- and mg whi*b bw bald ......... in the! to th* • Valdes Hotel at ami Mrs. 11. H. MrCaslin, beau­ bm ith of Tampa .pent tb* week, has a gross income of as much It'jf Inwill ...............will .................... ... «nd dl«coynl» correctly - reflect tification chairman, announced end aa the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P II Uiill««J f- u lo Otikffpmfn "^K.i llotty church nq Monday nfternoun. I as $28.85 u week for the yeef—■ come except-an eeshatlth a t Mrs. Frank Flnuis o f Cake ft mua n i«»wit M. Mirnrik. J ‘Ptdrii* C la n o1 the i«I ««i t! Mto- E- P . Ctomanta waa elected , must also file an income Uhs t Each- t s g n j w Is • >bti£ltlon* of «lt|lfn End political hail donated several :.hr kti»-, ? 1M v*| F lr it- B aptist Church wlU meet M a r y w n r , a* seervtaty a n d return. If the husband and wife VlhinFFM wfttf Mhrr (idnk • I*. law to reafctf a return of.ifti palms for the Frm ald-Laughton If • t th* h o m e of Mr*. E. B. •e r v r b E l E n r t t . 4*8,| , a nh rw‘ each h is an income and their Vi Memorial Hospital grounds. ‘" " " ' " r ' " ! n C ?n**liDI' *'**■ * phew of the Ute Nona Wylly of c o ll v e t l u n Sm ith. 110 W eat Nineteenth The- club voted to plant a l*aka Mary, will be interested to aggregate grove income is $1,500 ______ Dank p r r m 't * i uw n iit. N t ) N f BtrOrt, a t - 7 JO P J I . Mr*.- F m l llaijU o.. read, a or more lot the taxable y tUf*| M .m .r. tree n t tho Grammar WEDNESDAY * , p a lm accountingirveorw*' aa- sru ije n a e w i'f M*r tr t rn p r- Trsiet. a wt<1 lfi\»Ff mrntV i. iti| t>»hf j- jairlc m,.| xhim^ to-do a f sos; a His s i iMOkwaiM-rv-1 s p n r i known ^ B ehrjl on A rbor Day. Mrs. Baptist mlulslrr. con; M tanhen of the Junior Choir come is ««■ t. 11H«r I n n K p r t m l * r « o r «*thrr r OfUEf much «* *-*8.80 a cord* must be kept nt aU 'tlnieaireenlB g niiiilonary. wqrk., o f'U to P in t R apUtt Church am SMppy read an InDreallno »rMYs. C.D. Kills of Savannah, week f°r the year—they must file available*- for • InspaetleH bjp,» In-i R afrorunenls warn, -ervcl to | rawueatad to m eet a t the church IW c taken from the Florida ■^>TAl. A '»*».W TS Ga. will^ he the house guest of Time* Union pertaining to A r­ m i *; j ;*t following prayer meeting at an d rctala-1 following 11uincor.io *In. iid tax ami return. wife livlnr to . ': terwal-revenue c l as totur.as officer* the contents* there- tbaMr*. .Carroll, Mrs. J. r . Mitch-i idLUiLUiTiMLi: Sir*. Haklie Hroom- for a week *n bor Day. I JO P J f . fo r rehearsal. gether at the clo-«, 0f the ta x iu f m jy bc-voine-material . I n t h e 1 *H. Mr*. J. T. Nawhv. Mr». I I ' t o i j n u d ' i M J i i * ,»f i n i l l U i l u j l r Mbs. Ilccrcn announced that or 10 day*. Mr* Kllis is a niece aille ) cur may file a eingle joint »*lminiatrgtlorr i>T any internal *.rv-1 Rolling. Mrs. F. E. Bqll, M rs.) corporation* The Fine A rt* departm ent l . ' K IU9 I T of the late Nona Wylly. T im ? tl* poNtta of I h ,| 11 iduit I * venue law rlenie'pts, Mr*. IlsrirUon^ Mr*. of the Woman'* Club will meet 185 rooted plants had been ex­ (even Ihoiigb one hasno c o r p o r a 1 ton* during th e. month o f. I 19,791. J* llo»»ettrr,. Mr*. I- 5*. Wilkin-., | ' a t 3:00 K M. fo r it* regular changed ,, Kroaa income), »r make separals* ( ) « p o » l t « of St.Hr*. MO a ,Mil 1 1 . I December. ! Mr. and Mm. Hoy Holler rrUirn* of thv Incong- of each. If >!.••• M *Mr». W: R. Dy*on, Mr*. D. K. I mejttow. and election of officer*. U,J? n«p o*M « ,f t»,itiii« 00 (*• Dickerson announced I have returned from lladdun separate returns are fitod, on*) o*hrr t)*po*tiE I McNab and Mr*. DtCoursey :.«»! 9* th a t a list of thg, Pitfo r veg. j Heights, N. J., where they have WHUN TO HEF0KT INOPME rOTAti hFPOMtrx a .program wlU be o m e n ta l at m jy not report income w hich'be■ , *Jt**jlL*!** Maxwell A> K ilvrrt ctablca was a t the Garden C c n -; bevn viaiting with relatives for long, to lf:e other,'bill m u s tirtr! FBVM 8ALAK1ES, WAGES, rOTAl. LI.VlUlaiTULI m r i&t. 71 port only the income which act-: -AND'OTUER-BOURCES • Of;' w la to r Park, representative te r and the public la invited to the past three weeks. CAl’llwUe ArrOtTNlM <'Ep|U| ually belong* to him. If * joint Salaried person* and- w ag, « . ’tho Hispanic Institute of Flo- use this information. « •«.*«<* u* Flection of officers was belli -Hurplut l l.JJfl to return is f.h* tho a m e n t o . rarneVs whosw IncmtM U derived 'rtM ^ S S u * ,of H-rrmrd L'lnlivtCrd |»r»$fh*t rmne dlicloaesl I* .ubject to both from personal aenrtoca- form the R f f f f wM to.yttl .speak on "Hla- with Sirs. M. 0 . Swingle elect­ (and rotlrynifht **•.«•$ ed to serve as chairman: Mrs. • P*jl* cAmerican Countries." cnpi(il) t i ? n ’ mn U V an<l ,ht. »urt« ‘ ‘ l«rW K number-, o f . Federal; In-; M ri. Mary . Glle* nf Umatilla The liability with respect to the ro ,,,, taxpayer*. TW* ycaw-.-thD l^fMwwwrwtJl b e practice session Jam es B. Caban, v|ye chairman: j t.N CV it ru r.u * r.\F ii.\l« .u v u lM i* • | Installed the officer* for IIM2 I W fill '’officer* for 1012 of Mre. 0 . A. Speer, serrvtarv. i I’almctln elub nf Daytona Braeh, tx* on a joint return i* join! a n d . an n y o fU x p a v e rw will h T g iy a t. Delegates r u T A i * t n y u . i T i i i b a m » * m m i a i . u v o i \ r s ,u 5 l i .n i r f *be Co!.“ Thomlore HooarvtU S rm ln J f R G h n te r Two O *lt a. *tr**iat*r. D degste* to tb* | Jlub »r Da) several. A joint rctm n may m ot )y incrTnjm TA oiw who . t f l O i n ^ riH * 1 o^pfiaj ro.i. Ut« *»r • ••mniun atork w lih total pat J d - Um Masonic Hall’ a t v.-jn ••"to convention tr * Mrs. Ki l . | ° r 'TW*1' *................ ."■}*• Trcloar I* Ik* inrile if either husband or ** *f® ' incume tag lMO have raccifred racwiWd! AuxHjikry. Three. Upiled Spam ot ira.uao.tX). > » ' 1U" 81 ' I lloy sad Mr*. R. R. IVaa: Mrs. prealdetit will te h.w >»te«a Sstur- i* n nonrt-.idcnt alien. , fornu /o f Qm jm * me tgx. rv-1 l,h W l^ Veteran*, a t tha regu- M 'intuniN DA _____ inatltute of U nn mkbligg •of th* suxlliirv. on JAY * - *!- .M . Watson and-M m . C. W. *»F » r ’1 lld ^ e tl $*• «(» M ild -# i'M | lllr» lO H til joint rvtarn I* not nrnito turn through .thw malls. THUEBDAY district six of th,- Florida Fed­ by Ifana ngs-nt of tha taispayer^ It that- none may escape flnflg-Inei T hursday evening *i (he home ♦ Th* -P rco b y u tisn Women's Baker, alternate*. erationnf Women'* rlnba. The --------------" t . - ’J IV S (Ini r rnmriit tiUUo H imi * •• It wa- Vfte-I to doaato *5 00 must Ik- atgiicsl by both husband return, cmaleyer* ■“ ** to*of Mry.i Mso' Shraffer on Elm *r» A uxiliary, under the direction V'lrOjCrJ •t* bft ufr tit |«Hf « meeting will la-gin at 10:00 o'clock n-pert on __ i'o n a -U W ,'.-aeoCjSI* lolcd! Avrjiur. lU bttlilo s F i l f M r - J : D r W oodruff, will for tb» W ar Belief Fund of the In the morning and will be a t­ ami wife arul awuru to before I l i t . 004.90 Rffl Cro»*. | proper officer by the apouae p ro -* by' transm ittal Form m*tallrd mrluibsl: n - 10MF the I > O fficers l i t o y r i d n * of tlte afternoon tended by clubwomen from the f 1$t*."VU U-> ror.ble ‘ MnvM ary. A ffsltsr <*f Orlaiiparing tbe return. J names of. all thel Follow in r tho meeting sev­ th ale-cmylsytea.-to MMriOp" fo r the fled Cross in IH rlub* and two county feder­ | Where rrp a rstr returns are .YU- ] whom, M«curn| unij |>r9ffrrfi| H.iMlitir* eral mtmlw-s di*i>l«Ynl thetr ations If ilngto,-lliry .m aaetpay- Jn, .psrsldont: Mr*. CVarlcs BlitUto^ w om an's Club. comprising district six. tt»|M(g||F e»mr(4 I't |tlra|Ba«| ;$op*l, |.s _ Ins 1941, well, vice prraidrnti. Mr*. Al. IM IIII * • T rid -rsg d tsr meeting of 8am- ravnvltr nxalcas and nave, a rr^u* refp^nia nf 1«»* Mt*. Ralph Austin Smith, first cd hy hnaland und wife on F$rm ; m eutr of $760 o r metw w. — hhto ry of each. M*s. vice-president of tho Florida fed­ HH0, the joint personal rxenuk* and If ma'rTltdi $1JOO> a>m-ro4re! frv'd E riflon. cheoUiu; Mr*. W. iMtof-'* Chapter Two. O. R. ..8 of $lj>00 •* *' ----" ' ‘— * ■ *' tlon $1J>00 may be taken < by. 9 9M IM I lOTAle . w f l l V - b e t l "in th a'M a sonic ~ 11all ■»•««? t* v r an informal talk eration and chairman of insti­ either or divided lictwren t!i*m lit It tba •m arital,aU tuar-of tb , cm Ei' Jaratoscn, imtriotic instruc­ «»l$ ff%|A „ r r-MMiff 1h r Fa>i|t|ir.i| tftf.M 1 op nomenclature. _ tutes, will attend n* will Mrs. any prv|>ortion as agreed upqn. ployos Is unknown- lie must 1 be tor; My*,'- C.- C. Driest, hlstora t -7 JO P.M I93.|]t.>t t»a*|*\in»Ti *»f |hU l lflk to i» reported wa -slngto,. l*nt Me*.- J. R • l.ylra. conductMembers present —ere: Mr*. W.W! Wolff of DcLnnd, director H i« Grammar School.P. T. A. r r p o r t f i a hD Yg a* hi. h wit$rM*t»* brn if vlthrr or both spowaea These rclu n u .ak au ld b« fllsditm 17k,191,99 r^tprvF rxniu'in t*>.| in will mdet a f th e school nihli- »n dtgdr Carrewav. Mrs. A. I- o f district six, who will preside. make a retuni on Form 1040A, •>r tofin-a F e lru ary 15. 1M2, with .o n Mr*. L. Mf- Swain, n u laian t 11.1Itta*t| OEttk condiMt-Jv; M r a. Alfred Kini?. I. J K ItOU'UNII, Jr_. «‘iwhlrr. ..f |ltr .$ CoB'na. Mr*. C W. Baker, Mri. Tho program, uaing fo r Its, each «|>ouiie is Invited as u single tortUm * t 3:3o P. M. to bo protm iiu i it "tuiir tin adlcmnl; 8W*ar Hi4i' IW xbt)tn »i nt • them* “Education—A F irst U ne prison and entltlrtl to a personal tlic Commissioner .of Iojernul('Re­ guard; Mr*, llllm cr l.vudquisl, rastoai by the board im-cllng at I. B. Gshsn. Mrs. W A. »!••«» litrtlh r At| • t*«t•* nf th-' »m ll»TE venue,.R eturn* Distribution i Use-' siaistan t guard: anil MVs M u l » rt'| Mrs. »». II I '—reo. M ~. F.. I. o f Defense' will feature the exemption of $750 only. **_* ‘ -cotflEjiieO Jlnd art forfb4ft» th# b n t of mv knt*tv|#.|^^ .»n-1 b#ll rf * W , P . M. tlon. Witshhigion. u .v . S h raffer, secretary and trc-li j • « *<' I h ROWLAND, ill.. , T lrn'T ow ntcnd Club will meal •toy. Mr-. »». II. Mel'mdin, Me*. following subject* ami speakers: Husband ami wife may slept I The __ _ _ law uw U tnplaU a 'th a t ur*r>»‘E-ltlt r , M r* . Clvde parltoasentarv law, Mrs- B. K. each In tha .Court House a t 7:30 DJI. *. C. D t'k arseyear to filu a joint return! every Individ if slogto,.9T*‘ H '• A. vlft. w u . ptC T jitnl In the | t •riffi Mr*. W, H. Shinny, Stevens, Dsvtuna Bvach, psrll- or separate returns. Where, how* marriedindividual, . , but vi M.NAIII 1 not living,, with T k fre will bo a auW ription Mr*. George A. Spree, Jr.. Mrs. sm entarian of tlic F.K.W.C., pro­ e<rr, joint o r acpartif return* vpuaa*, wbiMe grows l a c o s t a '0/ liwtaUipq. -nuicer nn,| Mr* I.. , • IIA It l . l . I ' l ’ NN " M. W at- gram planning. Mrs. bmith; nress liuie been filed for n particular Ib lt \«wr $760 or m ort.im iM tiU t M,; Swain, Junior i»*al i>rc«l<lcnt. i n k Kill* IlllOUr. JH hrHDri; party for th r liciiefll nf B. W W ar-. |» • ••<•!(»$• and publicity. Mrs. J. Ralston nrc*entcl ,th*s retiring president, «in. Mr*. It. W. Wilke. « n d U ta lfc d Cross W ar Ri-Ucf Enteryear, neither hutbsml nor wtfa nut d«tng ;*o d , nr Ilut# f l-nridE. c«uh|> of Hrtuinolr _ , l l l b . W ; ,R i Jamie aim. with .• • nd. spoiummi by Mrs. members nf tho T nurM Club. Wells, Daytona Ileach, nunaging limy, utter the duo date of return, in r an income-lax r c t u r » , Exciitew'fim .'itorrn m ,»r/1 tfuharMltail lirf.ir." m *» till* *•'!» «I4> »*f ' editor, the Florida Clubwoman: file'm i amended return o r returns past prqrldivtt’f •' Jrw fl, isber. In tin- Jllotel roopbnsi1 If** t a i I It^ff* v y 111*I 1 .»m n»M • * $ 1 .'ffh -r *Mrr«*ior of *n » ' linquant from ■rM ponsiM tity’ ddfetiae, Mrs. T.V. Moore. Miami, on the other basis (nr that yxatv delinquent v It; wq* amiy'inci d that Rice ' ' W r tin- delinquency. chnirau* of defense. r.F.W .t;,! W. Mran-V , ex-Renalbr of Colo ______ __ , ___ ____ ___ N clllttr’ the-' i rratdent o f-'■tho public speakinr, Mr*. l> ul JlcN- 1a 1> l,uhlte radot. rrqrosrntisg . the national Women’s fi -V tosFf juii « ' ' ‘ UnlMG Btnteo, p a r the K.otlre, profeasor of iumcI i, 8»ctNolnri I'wbllc.* !•:*!« >! Florida -*l !*/«• i rommandcr, Jvq H anley.. of tlw r r ic e - o f r», April l» 1-13 ' i H A ve My rnini;i(aii|.m riu lie ru p l and religion, Dr. Kobncl U. SI W-. Vrf*>UI .pea*. t« nU ‘ ^ V E b'OK TAXES ib S S -'rif £ h £ J * lZ r will have MacGowsn of New York. itV g.v.H 'F "P -y -t. ___ vetaron* at. the*. Angvbitt Hotel fo r Silt* To make It eaaler for taxpay* • from filing, K sewing Dr. MscGowau who ia spend­ to niei't the inertmaed tsxeai All types' Clu1), 3 ? ,V Wn V i t Mil rriof In-O rinlidn im . Jon. 20, at ing. the w inter in DeLand. and or* 1:30 P^4, tw lm fpllew.ed .by, a required hy th . National DcfsIMO.IeM apcrlfieaMv. c f j banquet at od>0 o’fldcb. serving as supply nestor to the .‘Ctoh,. M '|.$to» i'h [Utltew L 'i S i S K 'i S Preebytcrian Choren. it well I'rugram, the Treasury Depogt, ntabotA ahoato• It w*» vtDhu'bv the luxlllary iiieiil Is offering for sal* twra-i ths geos* granj llunnm li in Church xhiT iqe*( . know* over the radio aa the aerie* of notea. loth dated* Aug* l«|er, A^mtatoterTof 1 mw o f - M to F r a a tt ' ilesOphtr," and has been ( F o r Ihc splrndld .voltimr *»f rttpulr lubor you g u ie un I'J'I. and maturing August 1, r on ColcrV Avenuo at many Floridans sa a . Z * CVttooc* . W j V -hpajok h . War Br­ d arin g IVoermher. I t wan one ot the bettL inunlha v ert of the Chain of Mis­ 1IM2. W w w lectu rer oil 1 In January of each year. tw4 sea, f u r , bapUsuu. - fc Veterans Cmup-. No. 1.7 who gaest apeater. M sion* program*' his subject will we hove ever had .In thto denartinenl. To date Jnnnew terka will be provided, *0 ♦ ore, lftat*ki*l * a t . the, tipag nf •u d .fu r other .-like v program. Is tp o n w r.o f bo “The Background of Our Modthat a taxpayer ran always pur­ addition, to. MlMtofr P ip p in H o f l t e s a *r Mr, KUtert. who . , 'h■ rapretho>Awollloty .nutating sraro. Er uory It even b e lie f than the name duv in December. _ E. IJovd, rooim aqjcc; t.< M. Ki»erVs|ioiis for lunchmn should chase notes during lb* entire and tomralst I0114, alii do • >Ve nre prepared . It) properly iterricq all m akes nf C l u b B o a r d sentativa of th e lliananle Instlreer in which he Is reeriving hto< tt , ■ awards retiring Ilto»«. Se.vice commander; end be te n t or phoned to Mrs. O.B. *» ' a l l t u t * d f j n o t r k t o j ^ U l . E w l i ^ e n •poot vsTrlceo, on* “ U Q.; m t H n r , aty: %*****• 4 cur a and Irtjcka wjfh skilled workmen nntl precision hhanley, Daytona Beach, not later neomv for use In poywrant of. ho* teas He wUL relate hi*, own petwonm eittr. w ., B. B a lU t.lIo f ARa* x January 14» Tba sfMrjioon taxes due tli* following year. The ’• compenstilois-ai scutirg OMdta Springs' was. tha Install­ J 100 to. len will b n g to .a t 1:30 o’clock. reaeon for the 2-yc*r note It to of-r one's lucumc8l wtafTtooceV lUwstritlng them permit a taxpayer, If he >o de­ P«id .•In wUoto,«r.i^_v Club at aslih *mnno‘---it <-th e countHc* ing ; • ■ sires, to tmgtn saving In January! wrvieva by nnxtlihlo other on Wesi. S S n S of one year end continue thrvugn m ciiy D loir in u l NsUon*1 Defense and which ha has vislteil. 'Imv, ,lhv Roller Fond Members o f the departm ent that / e a r to save for hit li?.**' the.thing laken- muat a i g tn eral . 1 . Was th* main point aril) meet preceding the talk a t due (lie following year. Ie,i I'wvimr. bridge c h in • have ebauged tod-by the president. 3:30 'o'cleok In order to elect All nates are sold at- psr anil Coiwpcaaulien-, dste of thgit -ro g ilar meetings the-'’mwHLlng the h o ,la s, offlern. fo r th e enaulog year secured interest. When- preedit**! hccuaist-*of ■orr ’ Phone 12H order to - p t a v a | • tho benefit 103 .113 lfyneUQ .Ave, and lak* cars .of. other business Members of Central Circle of in payment of Income taxes Hmy iaxpryer, wlthmMnfraalH M tiU W the msitgrW , . „ ___ tbe Sanford Garden Club met at wilf b*> reerived at per and nc- rlli— __ IHAV Swanson, Mrs. Hunt, . In addition to Mr. Eilvert's Um Woman*! Club on Friday for crued interest up to sad in e lu d k ig __ talkr a Hpanlsh-American pia­ an all-digrjPMttlng. The day waa th* month In winch such taxes ign>7<UiMU.i*ii . . . . M.B. Smithy Mrs. F|*ok R. lAgNefll,, Mrs. . W £ ErUksoo. n o . s a i n will be rendered hy spent In tewing for the Red Cross ■re paid. Interest will nbt accrue rth * year * dish luncheon waa beyond the maturity of the notes. . Mary Kawllna. Mrs. Jofl Frvd# Field*, pupil nf M ia s ---- - a rovtred I f net P tm n tn j in pavment of “ ‘a s llh rto a j^ Fannie Reba M nnem . AII Sn*n-|»«ned at tha noon hour. FIHi. s$d Mias Quasi Uh ilu d en u of Semin *1.- Illeh During fj>+ ctooea. o f the1 busl- income taxes, they will be re­ . presided over by deemed for cash under certain Rehool ere tmrited to beer Mr. , fire. U.E. Roiline, K 'ftod conditions a t the par* UN 1 ivtng tbe Schtok K U m t. • S M t S S i w u were _____ In socepHlMUiy price paid for th e notes. In U . 9 l l l , f 9 l t H f I .N p * W e , sided several other word*, the taxpayer If he d h ~ ”have nS w ifts. u u . ln in , In inu>s nav, bo e, ee n U> tacit of three " “ . W b f f i S l i grow tog. me Um notea fo r cash, get* timed nt t m miles sn hour. T jij,A |T j.« t< c 0 /) W i l l , U j o . l K b - lag plant* during T f i ju st the am ount he paid. ■ '■ » ...... — past .monUM w rvaths, flowers, " _ nplete Informatio n - about f Tfaaiuty notea will be found to Tourist e Treasury Department circular Memorial Hospital and S tam p * Buy SYdiUhle- at local bonks, Federal during as; a total of 309 Reservo bonks and bronchos, or reported as being Treasury plant# lury Department, Washing__ring tho wt .ata exchanged during the month. A D.C. fa v o ra S Treport rap o rtofofthe thework worko f ___ the Junior Canton Garden Club was NO. • b a r g a in d a y S 9 1 9 0 :; W i 9 c U R t p p t r t OF A ^T he County Comaloaloncro have METUO j t" RAM M B 8 . L 0 , m , 1" ‘ ■■ ■ v • ■ • E d ito r P e r sonals " K tta y ifr * - » £ | Na.i» U.S.W.V. Auxiliary Officers IpstiiUed Women’s Clubs To Meet At Daytona ± • WIOAV 'A X ’A S 'S U S S . Art Department Wllj u IVE TH A N K Y jou . asaraastri. f a ‘‘NO BETTER SERVICR ANY\YHERF?’ Central' Circle Has AlM>ar Gathering STRICK LAND MOTORS INC. j i! s r a m EV^Y DOLLAR r\ cm PREMIUM TODAY T.Jyy to EfQigfooii Qomotonr ondlraomj The Intel provides tha that the tl net Income of expiry ik in i U bm computed up* V T T ’S J V tol* U .S s ^ W N S E B O ^ H S , f^ -tea cg ja i u J h JollM in C o n o ttY * P w t W t ^ n In Um * fT g •; m ; t* W M 3 reflect tho.li Tho regal 60 tmtfomt ana ho -ptnoi If, oosrcUry and D t*- »r», end tho Ai.Victory stregrner wijl bo, a^oched, to rteiy new."Amefjcon:' Ft/e policy . . . ccrtifymg that the entire omount of pwgiium specified jn thepojicy Hosbc^l usodjobuy UnltEdiStataFDetonseiBqqds,. . ond indtir Jroeey is doing it* bit to for ”benefit r 7 . of the ot the mooting ware: - “nr-afTiWEl • i'O F Y qqM P A JP Y , rrrr Jw is ? j :r f ? *? , . • to r-'V .S k A ■ i ■ M Li, B H i c s ra iB iiw B M B H B M M �i I ■* • 'M . tirrrif MMHHm'^xantir: 1 a .- -------------------------7-------- ----------------------- ---- -------------------------- r 'Tows TU ESD A Y . JA N U A R Y IS , l M T v Two Teams Take Distance Runs Feature Track Major Honors In Slate Tonight Bowling League Tbo Camway Agonry bowling f l r t and th* Hofmann Electric team “went to town" In bowltag raaulta laat wwk In tha Cammarrlal Laagua. Carraway aat up a new high ilngla game record of 850 and a three game high o f 2,299 In defeating the atrong Celery C i t y o u tfit In two of three games. Hofmann Electric roppeif two o u t of three ronteita from tha league leading Tavern team. The Tavern rate* one game ahead of Carraway, whlrh, in to m , la one game ahead of Km' ertrk Hardware, who enpped a m a|orlty of the three matches with 8L Johna. Ed Randall wan high for the week with 604, while Ine Ind'.ri dual leader* a r e R. Seudibr with 159, E. Bartllng with 155. I /) NO WOOD, Jan . 13 — (Spec­ ial)—Dletanre rare* feature to­ night’* program a t tha .SanfordOriando Kennel' Club a i router* go t<> the po«t in eig of the eleven eventa. Poet-time for the fliet rare la 8:16 o’clock. Tonlght'e feature race marka the return of City Judge, which hae been out of action for the la it week due to an epidemic of heavy cold*. Red McGee, .leo benched with a cold, alio return* In the eighth, race. Favorite* In tonight'* rare will probably be GullJeraleeve and Rambling Norm, two of the con•latent follower* of Ill-Guide, the track’* aenaatlonal greyhound which la it Saturday won it* fifth •tralg h t race of tne meeting. Overnight Kntrle* For T u r a d a r l i n t Race— Faturlty 1 2 1 I A n g t llo I llwnnle* n# I|rtiV * 4 T e ll 7 T h u m b s t 'p • IUDIO NEWS TODAYS PROGRAMS 6:00 Jim White 6:05 Up New* 4:10 Grayhocnd Cu* 0:15 V o ice.o f Onunlway 0:30 Lpm and Abner 0:45 The World T-.lny 7:0) Dinner Muafr 7:16 Sam Cuff “Fare of the W ar" 7:20 Up New* 7:30 Secnntl Huaband 8 :00 Uoya Town 8:30 Unannouncrtl 8:56 Elm er' Davla and the New* 0.-00 We The People 0:30 Report to the Nation* 10:00 Glenn Miller 10:16 Public Affair* 10:30 Sporta Reporter 10:45 New* of the World 11:00 Guy l/tm bnnlo Orrhe»tra 11:30 Denny Goodman O rrh.ttra 12:00 U nion W ell., nrw* 12:06 Sign Off N o rd l 1(1p A iling lt*llr.,n«1 ||nll fo o l lU n ti+cond Rae#—Futurity in m if a ir 1 T w e n t y Ilu rk # 2 lllas# U p 1*11 K ir# i ►*«**'■ I m « i AndersonGriffith im iir i»««b )# i ft (In ltlrn I'ala r* a W a rn in g 7 K II sm I. b i Ii ■ h r. I-M Third Race—.VI ft Mil# Kuntral Ulreetnr Corner Klmt & French Phone 488 ’ COME IN AND UKT .YOUR 1942 CALENDAR I 1 I I ll.mmt H a lf Daftly D c i k l n W in d y M a id ft H la rtc r'a Hon C h in k a Im n g* 8 P ly Foot M yrt'a I*rid # 1 H m a ll C o u rt p o w e r T<» M pa r# i H ln gl* HI* I \ 1 I A r# P ilo t C o u rt C le r k Ka#( K ira M a ria n o Fourth War#— Futurity ft K ><| M lk# * M ornhitf JudM** 7 p|||ah#rr> a ( ‘arolme* Fifth Rare—ft-lft Mil# 1 2 2 I GOING PLACES 77 7 Pa nr h rrlta C l| r»U IH a m a ^ H u n a T iik # M orm onay 7To m leUrky l u n a r r I K o iy llA rp a r t'p W illa rd K id Hiith llace— Futurity 1 Stand O t a r ft I ’m ig ln g tile* 2 crafty Andrew4 Colton din 1 Ja p p y I K lr ld r r I 1 3 4 lt**«l 7 YHcrniuh • U r a l K ir* Seventh Rare—5-18 Mile l> «ro tlty H u lr C ra fty I'lr k 1(1 nar J ob W illa r d ft pn ia y |f»|t# i t lo ld rn A llr* 7 l.u r k y Jo k rr I Itnunrlm c !l*n Eighth Raca—Futurity Ijid*l**ii C o m ra tl ft 2 W h it# C h u rll* ft 3 lt#d ftfrOaa 7 4 floll'a (l a n g E t r r l flub T » y9 lor A rm y M an (Ja y # r h o ld l**Mf l^td Ninth Rtf#—5-16 Mil# 1 2 3 4 (h a n d Hi* I H a m b lin s N o r a l illld # ra l# # v a 7 N a d a fk o % I I I 3 4 M o rto w n Tw #*dl#«l## 4*hl#r S ta r l# r t'o u rt lU lllf f C ity Juda# C lr n lla <)«> K op llnvldy J a rk Tenth Ra<#—ft I ft Mil# ft 4 7 8 K la s fm rn W illi* M il# Hnow IL-nk Je rry lto«*k Kle venlh Race—5-15 3IU* D rift la today and Ift 01 . thick your e tr b ifo ri yon .go on t h a t holiday trip. Lat uo check y o u r Urea, | u , ojl, water, bat* tory w atar — Wo’ll give you onr moat prompt and •ffk iefit service. t q u la le la n e » l H p ry i 3 It . l.u r k y I 1 J u m p H ig h 7 « It a l.y M ijii ■ ll« e * i A rm eit llte l HaattTa llu n e y K l.it . It y i i k . l .Iloy Ed IMce w ith 164, W. Vihlen rllh 160, B. W right with I4U, B. Forgneon with 149, C. Den. nia with 148 and J. Hndgo and F. Ijtw»on each with 146. The itanding* follow: Won Lost Tavern , 12 8 Carraway Agency II 7 Emarick Hardware to H 10 Celery City 8 Hofmann Electric 0 9 8L Johna 8 12 6 Toulhton Drug 9 Lancs Toaetchea 6 . 10 itfSjT PHONE 9121 J.H. ENGLISH ULF SERVICE Hogan, Thompson Smith Declares FARMERS’ MARKET Fed Basketball All Popular Brfcnds H e For $10,000' Seminole County Team Will M eet. ■ tsre a o m n r s a a n r F i t * D eliv er y Needs Iron Lung g u m u v MMreaner _ DeLand Tonight Open Golf Meet a n iriT V M g r s a u MKFwerr ARCADE ado LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1 3 ,-W ) — Drama and heartbreakera were written into the finish of the seventeenth annual 110,000 Los Angela* Open Golf Tournament yeiterday as wee Benny Hogan and hu»ky Jimmy Thomson wound up in a deadlock for the rich prlxr, and history repeated Itself with a slap In the face foy hard luck Sam Snead. Hogan and Thomson, golf* mightiest men yesterday, finished the four-diy 72-hole battle over the green acre* of Hillcreat Coun­ try Club tied a t 282 blow* apieee. Tho’m»on shot the finish round over the par 30-30—72 course in uneventful, consistent fashion, leaving Hogan to supply the gal­ lery thrill, and Rnead and P^w .e tte r Harry Cooper to furnish I the disappointment. Rlammine Sam from H o t Springs, v»., blew himaelf out of TOMORROWS PROGRAMS the tournament on the eighteenth, 0:30 Norman Dra*b-y A III* lie took eight blow* to conquer Fla. Cowboy*. the steep elevated par fire bole 7:00 D rcakfait Drrvitie* and elided with 286. 7:46 tip New* 7:55 W eather A Time 8:00 The Workl Today H:|5 Organ Mood* 8:30 Mu.le Men 8:45 Virginia 0:00 Morning Devotion* 0:43 American Schmtl of the Air a 9:46 Up Ncwe Five white rases and 18 color­ 10:00 M am rl ed were on the docket for trial 10:06 Muaic Room by Judge Frank Miller of the 10:10 Faehion Frock* Municipal Court Monday a fte r­ 10:16 Myrt A Marge noon a t 4:00 o’clock, 10:30 8tepm other White ease. together with 10:46 Woman of Courage rh arg rtan d sentkncea follow: 11.00 Drama of Food 11:15 At Horn, With Rally M ar­ Berl Henson, speeding, bond es­ treated; Zina T. Carwlle, drunk tin rnesss, bond estreated; Oscar 11:30 B right Horlion Spartan, drunkrnesa, bond es11:4& Up New* trra trd ; Paul Sold, loitering, 11:56 Tem perature Bulletin transferred to County; David 12:00 Kate Smith 8peak* Martin, reckless riding of a 12:16 Checkerboard Time motorcycle, 85 or 15 days. 12:30 Dancetime 12:46 Our Gal Sunday Negroes who were brought 1:00 Life Can Re Beautiful before the Judge for trial were: 1:15 Woman In White C. C. McCoy, speeding, bond es­ 1:30 Bridge School of the Air treated; Charlie Nichols, leaving 1:46 Road of Life the scene of a n accident, flO or 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 30 days; Charlie Nlchob^ reck­ 2:30 The Goldberg* less driving, case dismissed, 2:45 Up Nrw* Liable Holloman, disorderly con­ 2:50 Jim While duct, |t 0 or 30 days; Mable 2:65 Temperature Bulletin Holloman, drunkrneaa, $10 or 30 3:00 Farm Security Admini­ days; Clarence Jam es, driving stration Program while drunk. 820 or 60 days; 3:15 Kenneth' Hpenrrr, baritone Willie llerth le, assault, case dls3:30 Renfro Valley Folk* mlssrd; .J . W. Coleman, reckless 3:45 Children Aleo aru People Urivbgpt' caae> dismissed. 3:55 Press News Also Mary White, disorderly 4:00 Columbia Concert Orches­ conduct, $10 or 30 daye; Mary tra White, drunkrneaa $6 or 13 ,4:30 Ring Along— Ijindt Trio daye; Mery Kolerte, disorderly 4:46 P reis News conduct, $26 or 76 day*; Wil­ 5:00 For the Farm er liam Sarage, disorderly conduct, 5:10 Twilight Melodies $10 or 30 daye; Richard Mathis, 6:45 Scattergood Balnea •riling liquor, $73 o r 90 days; 6:30 U. P. on tho Air Lily M ta Thomas, drunkenee*. $3 or 15 days; U ly M at Thomas, disorderly mnduct, (10 or 30 Guy Stovall, colonel on the days; Will Jackson, driving •to ff of Governor .Fred Cone, an* whllo drunk, $200 or 80 days. anounced th i. week th a t he would oppose P a t Cannon for hla Fourth The population of Kweilin, District scat In Congress. Stovall capital or • Kwangal province, la a long tlmo resident of F t. China,, has reached 200,000. Lauderdale. 21 Cases Tried By Judge Miller At City Court O f Salea t > T e i s i e i A .M . “One of Seminole County’s . Jae. la. i s a retest needs today la an Iron Pkeaea 48 | _D S I M i f ”. Ned Smith, chairman of ri.oam s r a n o u -n Seminole Cs'inty Committee for R K P O f lT N O . 41 the Celebration of th# President’s Birthday, declared today, in dis­ cussing plana for raising funds to A V O C A D O * D u D jk t Z* te i » IS et combat tha Infantile paralysis U B A ^ N IJ ^ B u l l p r T d r g n ll.e e lu disease. n E K T M D os Han t O e In tee “The Iron lung It essential in C A I I I I A O E T o n D o lk l i e ee In te e e Mpr t l . l l r t ii n .,. Pit the treatm ent of certain types of lit Sevor llp r ll.e e lied Infantile p n n ly s li but not essent­ ial In all types of tha dlseaee', C A U Ll .ilri u i v r i t n r n fc r n . t t said Mr. Smith, “however, It la f .'A H H O T D n » , Bun l * r In esc a very valuable ally In the tre a t­ C K I A a v r C r t l l . l t in •>.(• ment of many patient* suffering i l l A V U T B B a li a r l i e s from respiratory distress caused C D I X A R D a Do* Ann t'<W- i „ 4Sr K IK lH t a A N T B u l l p r l i e In |l *4 by other diseases or accident ■’ra le s It .t e ‘‘Only the other day one or O l t A l ’ K r i t t f l T Bn* t’ R r a m i. It . t e H no* lis a itr No j Sanford’s prominent business men l l . l t 14 Bns lia s t t r told me th a t the life of hla bro­ IB iN K V O a l K ail O r a i i , lllntanm ther might have been saved had ll.tt there been an Iron lung In San­ t . t T T T C I ’ K Ica bere f*rl lce,l to— ford at tha time he suffered a I4.ee. 4s— | L te . • • - | l aa crushed ch eat T hat la only ont O N IO N N Dns B u n t*e In loe O lt A N O It o Bos I I S C o m b 11.71 of th* many Instances where th* H a g M e No. I | t « e Baaa IS r use of a respirator, o r iron lung r A H H l 3 : r Dos B u n J t e In 4to was neceasarv here. 7'K A S O reen Hu l l p r 11.73 “luiat summer many Semlnnlr I ' K K i 'i t n a n u l l p r i t . i a in n st l.'rta rer 91.71 lo 17.00 County mother* were terror * n* d lllls a . I),* Nu. I t ’.rlckrn bv the announcement on P O T AA —T O«*t ru ll.tt . It— | l 10. I’ ­ Aug. 12, th a t there was a genuine l l . •• 1’ W T lia s * C n m m e rrla l rsse of poliomrelltlea (infantile t i . i t — n . te paralysis) In tha Goldsboro set­ IIA IM H IIK J4 l>»* llu n S i r In 3 0 c tlement In the western section of H I’ IN A H II B u * .l l p r M um m er T y p e Panford. Quarantine* were im­ S W Tl i e P OtnT A iTtO. *KM C W T HnCka I I !• mediately established and every­ In | l.7 t thing possible was done to alley T A N l I K H I N K J I 4 *t I In I I'n rn l, I I i « -Is l l .t t the fears of the eltixens that the T P I I N I P D D ns Till* t e r tn **r disease might spread.” T I ' I I N I P Baled. Hu l l p r l i e In I t r G i Rollins Gridders Start Winter Work W JN fF ^ PARK, Rollins Col­ le g e grliljrra yesterday start ml legV griddn a modified W inter training ’pro­ gram under the tutlage of Jack MrDnwall, Cesn of the Stale's football coaches, amt Ale* Waite, line coach. Practicu this year will be lim ­ ited to three days a week, Mon­ days, Thursdays and Saturdays, fur an eight-week period, Mc­ Dowell announced. I j u t year tho •quad practiced tig days a week. LOUIS IN T O U A T O K A l » — S3 Ids T i l I t i » I 4 4 .lt L u a * t l . i e — M l * io Id* C a n o n tt.e e W A T K I l 1.-IUDIM Doe D un 4ec o i'T o r r r t T a r n o d i ' i t * A P P I.K H B la c k T w i g H is t m e* llu lin k ! l l . t t c tllllr I t . 43 D e ­ licio us l l i u lie * II AN AN AH t e M i l l u n 11.73 in * A M d u P T a /U ^ fy O a / . ** • You will find n loan through nur l’f r , onal Loan Depart* -ment to ba tha w ry baat way to flnanca your Install» « n t buying. t4.ee ARMY nU TAB AO AB NEW YORK, Jan 13,—(JP)— Unclv Sam's Army told Joe Louis Monday th at he doein’t have flat feet and th a t he’s husky enough to put bn a soldier suit Wednes­ day. The heavyweight champion of the world took a fhre-mlmite ferry ride across New York H ar­ bor, became D raft R egistrant No. 374 a t tha First Army Head­ quarters a t F o rt Ja y On Gover­ nor’s Island, and, a fter an h°ur and half aeMlon with a act of doctors, w as given his final physical “okay . for the Army. LAKELAND. Jan, 23,— (JP>— Cold w eather In the north was held partly rsaponilbl* for a poat holiday decline In cltnia prices in tha week-end bulletin of tha Federal-State Market New* Service Issued here • aia u i m a i v n r a ■ A A 4 ROOMS fumUhod, TH E ESSEX STUDIO TELEPHONE 078 108 N. PARK AVE. ■ LEGAL NOTICES PAMT STTIM8 KAMIAlTUB T h # H onril r»f C o u n ty Curnm i#»l4in#r« of H tn tlno l# ( ’m in ty w ill r#c#lv# bid* At th# I.’b r H '* O fflr# In H anford on n r b#for# 10 o’rlievk A . I t . , K # b ru a ry Sn<! 1943 on th# fo llo w in g #«iulpm #n t: on # n# w # l# r| rlr c o m bina tio n ■ filling m jichln# anil c a lc u la to r w ith p rin te d tap#. A u to m a tic •Irlvcn m u ltip lic a tio n , aubtract* Ion and a d ditio n. T # n colum na. T h a honrd r#a#rv#a th# rig h t to r#J»#t a n y and a ll blda «»r acc#p( i h » o ff# r th**y d##ni to b# for th** beat lnt#r#at to th# C o u n ty . P .A . I» T H (»S . (T ia lr m a n A ttra i O .P . ll# rn d o n . (?l#rk G. U. Stuart I'AINT & (U.ASS 117 rask Ave. fk a a a $03 PAINTS V i$i» i'.‘ H ; of Picking Winners *r « Wines Cocktails) TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE 1 NINTH R A C E — 5-16 M IL E GRAND 818 RAM DLIN (I NORA GILDERBLEEVE NADARKO CITY JUDGE CIKNTIA GAY KOP RUDDY JACK THE NO MINORS ALLOWED TAVERN SANfORD-0RLANDO KENNEL CLUB 114 N. Ptrk Ave. W 1V E K w gg U UK eL LIVKK TetefBoo* HIM On Route 17 (Sanford Highway) a t Longwood about 8 miles North of Oriondo TURN AT RED ARROW ' POST TIM E S tIS P . M. 1 —“ ETTA KETT By PAUL ROBINSON IM WINDOW HI .TOMMY/ r itsmet. i d s li like U. m o • • • # ! •itr to appln shows a# hrwsh as*rhr. rtuMi din. i rw i i . and marking*; to d l l ready lo r It day. GET THE THRILL r ROBERT L. COX, Photographer ground, S mlloa out JELL ImmadiatalyA-Mod. r«a Comer. Box I 7-room unfum. homa, a wma. On parad road, 8 NICE HOUSE unfum., on Vi * from Era Dedala Park, ‘•Mary—Hoy Ilowall. Owls are not blind in the daytime, and a few of thi-m prefer day to night work. WEATHER RESPONSIBLE Ju st because Chltatmaa Is over -is no reason why you ahouldn't five your picture to those you love. Pictures are particularly ideal to send your nun or men engaged in the defense of our country. NICK’S No Room for Gloom! 1133 p la far a wall »lx- • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES Package Store Classified Advertisements K e rk The Perfect Gift! E,B SURE TO V l i n The Sanford Atlantic National Bank >• L b li • WINES £ f t h * b 8 Y j £ e d e r » M J a p o o |^ |w I 7.ee C O H N H hcltcq, W h ite Cu rl 11.71 to t l . l t O N M N M 'Y e llo w te M> H a rk 17.3* In I t . n P O T A T t iC M irW T H ag* ll.t e In lt.e e H K K D C s r llf l t d H ll«* c w t lt .e e — l l . t e P I N K A P P I.K H C u b a n CM * IS.** H I T T P O T A T O K H Hu l l . k i l l . t e I " li.e e P O TA Tun Id ah o B a k e r te L b l u g e I t i t C W T B eg * 13.13— IP YOUR TASTE DEMANDS Check the Figures Package Store H O TH T. Ik* fcaIMky spirit T H E B U T IN Celery Fed eag er* 'n f Semhtole High School will make their th ird ; O, D. F a rffil, Prap. r sta rt of tha season here tonight I Fkoo# IM S Matter BU / agelnet DeLand in w hat promises to be a hotly contested engage­ ment. The game will start a t 8:00 o’clock a t the high school, and a B squad tilt will be stag ­ ed Letweer, the two school* at 7:00 o’clock. . t Declaring th at the Feds are reedy to go, H.E. Morel* pre­ dicted the local team would play ita te s t game. Mr. Morris Iv directing tne team in the absence of Coach L.L. McLucas, who la ill. Th# Fed* have dumped T a­ vares, 16 to 12, and |o*t a heartbreaker to Euatis. 22 lo 20. Over 20 boys are on the Fed roster, and many of them will nee action tonight] The probable starting line up will be Jack Herring and Warren Daniels at forward, Billy Fleming, center, and Branan and Lee, guards. To date, Fleming Is the tram 's high scorer, backed by Daniels. The local five will travel to Ocala Thursday for an A and B squad tUt wltn the Wildcats of that city at 2:30 P.M. Mr. Morris announced. Coach MeLut-m, i* ex­ pected to return to his duties next week. YOU KNOWTWATMOCCL 10UT2 MCTHBD H A P M i HB<2 PACWON SHOW.* I FEED S a t Tonnhtoa'a Oro, W 8 T —C rw n woolen ahlrt. Ra. A P P L IA N C E S -t Uni* « n | . Notify H am id. I i alac trie range, good «on. 135.00. l wood i I'iO. Hiroaana range* a MO* Oraan’e Pnal Gaa OH REPEATING or doubU bar' ta, arrow from Poat w l shotgun. Muat bo In good condition. Phono 84$-W after r - i lO O T H M A r— J I /JOBMOUC J > Hff D06SNT" KHOti m C A S G C H K Q TQ S n H B B . A N ------‘ 7^ ' Iwiuww fu. HAS BUNCHS T rtS J S IH tV O Z f ; MQCW. OtSPlAVr tSBBBt* ■“ TTlLGIve ALUSONOUaNKW Hwrcw ONAUT , W ttA P « v ri> V idN .» .LOOK (cxaup O *» Me Y « A 5 A g <j RELIABLE PARTY to eorrlre (la apart time) route of anteoMtte maehlnaa ‘ dispensing famoni HER8HEY. BARS. No . wiling.. Immediate Ineoma * op to' IlM m onO i. *370 caah In* watmant required i folly x abrod. For pcraoaal appoint» « it fire phono, addroae and atoto If n o o n d i aaah la lmmadiatoly arallabla. Bos I t, ~f H 3 •i . ... - \ . ? -L ( V 1* ' k ..G . * -• DEL small up* 5 * * * , .Stela h b ■ ';* ;V 7-./.'.?;^; W mm , rr if:* * • 1 •»**:«' 3L « > , J . �* I • t Established In 1908 £ a n fs $ tb I tm tlft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY I I. 1!U2 .‘■'nnfnril N The Only Central ITeeriiln Cilv Affording Rail, H ig h w a y And Walcr Tnm*p«rtation 9 Member Awoclalcd Prrtw N I'M HER 111 .... Are “ P"SSl S , FLk.«|U. S. Defenders Halt Two Jap Only Ninety Miles Assaults, Bomb Naval Forces Above Singapore M en acin g Japs Con­ tinue To Advance As English Troops Again Fall Back Red Troops Near German Winter D e f e n s e Lines °China Press Is Not Optimistic Rusftinnfl State That Cfitates That No Sign Of Reinforcements f o r Fa* fjjast Seen O O RANGOON Barm*. I Jan. I f—<AP>—Aa afflelat antwwaecment *aM taaay that “farther agtl-alrcraft rein. f.rrem eaU bar* arrived In Burma and mere are mi the way. and “that graaad p*r— n il fa* lb* aircraft also b ars arrived. (■- A m tu M r*e—I In Malaya. th e Britinh withdrew again in nn ap^ p a re n t maneuver today to -'defend nn 8 0 -m ile wide front only 90 milaa north of Singapore na demolition •quads spread a wake of IT .-.destruction In the path of • *Hhe advancing J a p a n e a e , front-line dispatches said. Th* British . are r«trratln v to. ward tha sack of tha Malayan p ta k m a b , SO miles south of ^gayTlM^ 2LppM th a t hw algna af/ • British .fwlnfotcamanta In w a n lacking and Bern allowed for and turnad .a a v m th* conduct of and tha th a t ao eritha A m erican, an* Britain. t r »U rt thstaeo-nt**«off«n*l*a. Allisd and Japan*** air fo r m botilod for control of Um Malaya ■ k l n 'u Singapore fighter piano and ground dofanaoa flung a Ichallango to daylight raider* and lu p tria i bomber* dumped ton* of Explosives on enmy baaea In Hit north. * TW Brltlah had atren up Port •w etU nham , 40 nuts* aouthweet O o f Malacca, and were edging 1«<k Into Negri SembUlan prortnc* under mounting Japan*** preeaure by land and air. Myitcrlou* report* of an lmmleant blg-ecal* action by Um .^A ustralian Imperial farce* eir^ c u la te d here, but their import The feeling erae growing r»<11/ th a t the fata o f Singapore til might bang on the out* not of the a tn g g la for air rpremaey In tha M ala/ area, oth the BrlUih and Japan*** ere tasking giant atrldee In eppbig up their a ir m ight end 200,000 Nazis Were .Killed Since Nov. 6 WASHINGTON. Jan. 14 —CAP)—Secretary of th* Navy Frank h n n said to ­ day he believed the start** of Internal unreel la Get* ■ any are epurloue and dalihertele spread to take th* •dee *ff of America's war effort*. He aeeertrd alieo-t every on* nf th* stories aboal th* "tcrribl* situation* In Ger* ■any *rlglnatea la N ailrontrolUd territory. which “alone should rale* suspi­ cion." Final preparation- have been .no light run Iw «rr; im m the niadp by law enforcement Ageti- i>uUii|f. |f**\%«*\«*g. » ,ih*-* wincira nml Company I*. Fourth I iIowe hip ah*idutelv covered in Battalion, t)efen»e I’nit, to po*t I that no light will -how nuts'ilr. men at every community, im- No light of mtv kiml. whether portant (rm i-ro aih Hint nII : flashlight, t-andlc-, oil lamp*, or britlgea, anil at public ami roun- , •*%••«* burning i igarett«> «tuha, ly building* in Seminole County Should In- u-ed. it u m -tutrd for thi* county'* participation in * (’apt Harper advi-ed memthe blackout of Central Florid»I hern ofCompm> C to “bring from 9:00 o'clock to U’.'IO o'chick j trun-poration faciliCc*. if pnsThunulay night. official.1* an- Bible, and ilon t leave your watch nouneed today. I home,** anil, along with other Capt K. C. Ilarja r. command |dcfenae official-. i*vur.| an a p ­ ing officer of Company C, ile- | to the public to do all d ared he expected to u-o every ' 'd ih in its imvier to make thla man in the compnny. while Shcr ^f*r , l attempt .it blacking out a Iff C. M. Hand ami Police 1 A-*n»y tdanca will fly Roy Williama announced t h n t " ’Vrr *br ^ durkeiiotl aiea and volunteer deputies will be ata- | phntna will he taken to check tionetl a t poata decme«l necearvaulta. the Third Intercoptary to enforce the blackout. j lor 1'«»minan*f waa announced. Flro Chief Mark Clevelaml has Residents also were asked not W \S H IN tiT t).\ .1 il • }*. a Hat of volunteer firemen that I to t *e the telephone duiing tho Prc-iilcnt |{t»4*-e-vrlt . • a t t | » * rc subject to rail 1blackout a* defense officials nr»r niMll r in t M 'l •»\»*i \m cri I CH'll VR't WMr pF«ta|||« lietfi According to blackout reguln report* to make. " \ M II\ i. | n \ . JAN I t A. II la-t night %\ith nil tim in • mi Peterson, cseeutive srer*• M l I hr I S Army Ilona, all automobile light* mu«t i lory of thi* I.-*■jsI council darrn trn 9ril in iVmaM 'I \**I-.. m • J ill I iii I n i llm l \m erlran b« during the half- .clarnl. ! . cxtingui»hr«l . . . "Il is essential that »v RR N «l»rt 4*f gCIICI l*ll-s-ll»l.» l»f b ein .tie -rfic h tiltc with the hour of darkness. All roads , keep the telephone line supply. UiulKami Indie* will be watched and this rule I We must not him- a rnneretf iro * JitlMikril thr Japa* I ’mlcr thi* | ’m *i*I» iiI * i«l .•«. will be etrickly enforced, it was ion'* •till incniiiplct**. ti n« w « ai pi-* ' m \ j « a l f«irrr near T srastated. T m ffir, is .uoimseil to . tl . ,■ , ,. ,, ihictmn lni"rt| til la.- .-tub 11 I the Vhi.lie at the roundhuua* k. *u %it.il oil i-land of cea.e except for emergency ve- , ,.|.m „„ M p e.p etu .tin g I IUhc-1. «ml Ml NrUt'll ninilf i t - 1 losrt hiMai ron-t of lUirneo hides etch s . ambulance, bus I , r a |.. Thursday. chnirnmn. .NIr NrUim hn- PriM7 . th-* h.0- fdllco to enemy. sea, fire trucks, I»W enforce- | higruiling th»»t light- of mII type •i-rving »- cxiriitivr ilire-f-tiM ; N m rnrin plane* deilroyment cars and nf the •imply pii»r»ti«** mm.I **I ... «•»»• I must In- turned off. The whUtl* •••I t»*»» Japuni*-e llghterw Dr. Thrnras Parran. loTHliond hoiird Mrnibcte.f S surgeon r *ti| ri-tiirneil to an undlx* n to n h nK n n h" ............ ............ "*«•» «•'<■ •! the btaekm.1 ^ «n during i , S, Hh,.n r„ m| ltinn, wi„ general of the United States, I* A II rom pri-mg • •»•»••• »*f !!»•• c,0»**0*,l ha-r itn«larr a*ed. th* blackout Peri’ol is .tb je c t to | return to A bla.t at will deliver en address ■it tht i th,rhilippinr battle* Brif. Gen 1.1 wi* Il Hi*r»h«*v a fine. Chief Williams -U tn l l N;.T0 I* M. dik*— not concern the | *talr*wldp health rnnlereine I o lit t.rn rra l Dougla- Mac* D im tor *»f Si'IcttiM’ Si*i % it i U ghta mav in but ■ i% — m warning to till uir ' t in Orlando, Jan Vilhur’-s \m eriran and F'BI* , liPlivs... v .. be lefl on **-— — rpublic — ■ ' sisi nmh t'l —......* — — |«; I Itiig. (irn l.cuie |l H ri-h r\ • 1a— «*-----wanlniK » nomea or building* provided that raid and other official*. I '* he l»r. P arian’- fn»t ad piiiii ilrfru-e forre*! and re* t*l»k> I m*f it l •' I III* \ 111«*011• I Un in Floriiln. Wiib h 10.1 fhi* •le f f n - e v r o fflillll PI- l i ­ |Mlt |iorti* I In h m r healen off niiiirtriM ut th** Angtbilt H • i'ha n-r eg. Hi m o iilii* ngo mi 1 I're -R f luh in Wii-hlMt!'lo ll II. I «o new l*|i*ne**e n--aull". -il ill the lia h o ii - nisi ti(•* W• 1 fast tt*l. th r rotifpifiirr, t •• u* «* Hi it',- iii4 4ilcr*s suffering f t »0-t 4It t ! \ lilt . •'"» • j*i e -e ll f hen i'lita rv iit f il W ould PMmnil thr Aulijert. "Ilm ltb' Ul hi t*» t his*-rhave M «‘I m I»Iv 'o n -ih le P*»—it |Ol1 •. %4 ill loon ni route f io in H"i»ir anil eN'atioiitil |b*f< n-r •i I h - po w er of f in d •!••• l- l-lli- till 1h r 21 1•4 "•'. slg* Ilo ,.l .1 • II* %««>trli4le*f |*rr—I o| mn any rivu -itiimlril. i • f iir i m in t •li'tdai ••• 1 ho of it II f|iie*tl<iu« 1140•1 44 II 11ed lo c il *riot ic citixt*n». M ilt. It I i i m i |. s a n il w a rHi"' pr*Mbn*|i**n A- Mich, hr '•'ill Im i lu lu *- - - m iis lii'il u t th p J ti|> Im*-, th r wsr limi •. t. ns--**in w tr ic r in w iilc ly - U.S. Surgeon (ieneral U .S. “ M i n i s t e r Of S u p p l y ’ " Is Named By F.D.R.i Now OCI) Official Nipponese -Ships Are Attacked From Air Off Coast Of Hornoo Hv Americans Wiivi'li Arrives In Fast Indies Nelson Has Control In Vast War Pro-' ; d .notion Progran* .MooArthur’s Soldiers Inflict Heavy Casu­ alties On Invaders e ver a -m v Ioi** r n u i Russian troops are reported advancing within too miles of Adolf H itler’s W inter head­ quarter* a t Smolensk today .while In th* south Red arm y force* ar* pictured aa atonning th* outer gates of Kharkov. Th* Russian* asserted H iller’s reeling armies had lost SOOJOQO men killed between Nov. 14— Jan . t , w ith 00,000 slain In th* r*c*n| fighting in th* Dootta r r n ,| |.t I *•11 Am iM Ilrtll Bhr*r industrial basin. - .*1 wt rjs t «•«I iM i'in r .s of th e w h » t to ilo and ............ Th* German da»«rt arm y. In l l i i t . li L a s t Iiiiiit-.-s to d a y aa ready romotianee lit- *»nlv -u flight fa r 800 mil**, took an unnerlor nffi-er iI* > e -ideal mi i li i a i' v d ia p a tc h o a a n •xpeatad stand last night a t th* l»„, \Vs.tiingt'*n entreloded i p i i i i u . i l D ia l (>«:». S ir A r baa* af th* Gulf of Slit* on a ihat Mr. N el.nn', dmn he*i> I' m running due south of El i'li if »i. 1.1 I’ W a v e ll. com , •vnnld hr rmn-hly eouivrlen* . jn_ | that nf lo r,| It. «vert->».,h, Bril in iii iil. r i i i i h i. 1 f o f th e A l­ If-^hlcntd »f th** » h lr British vanguards, Lom e by th* Sanford A tlan­ i i . .1 r u e E a s t c o iiim a m l h a il Declaring thet the test blackout '•‘ti-'l to ntt*»mt (hr >•••:•Ith r'»i»- ish minister ..f supply contact with National Bank in tIMI to b* held In Si-minoli- County frrrtir- in OrlMncIn, Jmi. 1*1-17 fire s of th* entasy r*» tic llvi-r I oil im*n h.»\»* ngi-ii*i**l a f r 'M 'd in ’ lie H u tc h E a s t N orth Africa, a t a war* reported a* being the larjr- for a half hour Thursday night i t which ♦h- S u rr * ”f» tit*nrr*| In t •*ri**vi* in-troct mo in Vih*i» In d ir a . **t» In th* bank’s history and is fxtrsm rly Important in order r f thr U nitnl 8tit**«, Dr. Ti Hiiiing 7 Judtnid l. ulrli tioup* a ir iBiwrted t W satea' ef-- <*fene* bond* by to eliminate the Vbm.** from the Ti«imAM I'ntm n orllf .Irllvrr hi* coursi** wIn li "ill comoi«*i'c>’ ..pm <hg ...I m a rt imii un ih« Sorth* bank amour, ted to I I 1.1.- srt-up, A.B. Peterson, executive flnit Rtlil'-c* in FlorMn. Th»* il.'r ,.f Sn.awak where the Jap. Al»*x H .loluiMtii, nu'i* officials ,tate<l secretary of. the locil Defenae Angrbill llotrl will |« thr hrnilA ttracting attention a t thla 700.00. bank Tomorrow is tho ili*w«llliif f“r • ••Mm, M Mi«l (ho* morning, t"l^f,».* •im’-«* ha.| -c it e d t h«* c a p ita l Pf la and plana for <juarter« fur thr mnfrrrTHrr. British general headquarter* yesterday a t th* annual stork- Council explained Florida inoloriali lo m irrhasr . frar, wunitii * not uliuildt* K ii. lu n g am i m oat o f the north* ki. , r.i i wer* concentrations of Gsrman holders msetlng a t which S. O. the blackout and the organisation i 11i»l In ii«l uiiloinobilr lice me tag^ for 1912. j 'J* 1111% of mmllll’hl1 p o tto lllu. rein f t h , lo c .l Dcfenss- ( W i t lo ' ....... .. . tci rit’»ry. Dutch planca r#-*l*<tc<l pres o___ r c ir n....................... t a m io u n c ra ircraft and troops In Sicily, Shlnholssr waa re-etseted .■I e n t i n, g l» i___ .» .v - Kiv.anis t-i___ i. Club s i , -wt il m* ,the .-u-.t •>»,, honor .................r ....... !•• in !*• •! J|i|ianeai*.occupied Tar* _ | il • *-otir * * ••* * but later h muiM* in;»\ Went. O ther officers elected J member* „f the . . . . posslblv for an attem pt to Inm * n t hv tlovurnnr S|H**sar«l llnl- . . , , , • km |«h»nd. off the roiiat of • i » h . . i H, . i. lo* u r o l l e d f*»r wetoo n *tiob tiiIngMy. .secutlve « » weekly luncheon meeting t»- ' X h r > , ".rrn„ wl 1 . L .C " laiid, who hu« •tati'il thnt lit* vad* Malta sim ilar to th* attack w*r*: J . u Ilir pM ivraio w ill m o ••*•«■•» Dtitch North Borneo, and Dutch 'ne***eis|e«a* .m ^ M «w „f H on Cr*U. Malta ll«* only 60 vie. president; G. W , F ra s ie r,!* ? . •». ‘h . V .ldet Hotel . * , i nv *»• t meahV t i n , - j V* 111 pof CXtl*nd t h t* tilHP lim it , | ilftvm it w»’0*k. IN h o u r - i . i t h *|*«\. hollo* -oldi4*ri nre iil—i reported n ir i - t r n iio n fee mils* from Sicilian aboras, but v i c e prasldanli A. L. H -tt-, * Holding the counril '■■Them I* n»» no registration fit* for jJno. Jmkin-. tax rulluctor, said , M* -I.*hn-'*m tli-clo»46*il nm l tlo-n* hiitllmg the invmlei- near Lake « h» fntf" . tb ^ V pl.nnlng” ... ..tend, th* Island, arm ed to th* t*«th, c o h je r i A. F. Collum, ao el.ten. | l"g l.y . ttalny. w ill h r f iv r n tiirM ’s i *11.1.1- ti i I ii. ^ iid 4iti the o4irthea«i tip rashier, it waa announced to-1 Bvlalona under him. Fifty-four , In an Aaanciatod Press illhas long been prepared to m ret day It til -o u«4 Miitioiinccd by . j committees make up the nine .•f f Vleliew l-Und. such an o n s^ u g h t, and any In­ ontch from Washington vc*»t«*r lh*putv Collector J. I*. Hurl that ] ill Ilo* n ine r lH - t i’.It... J.tpane-e ha-e in the Directors elected were: — . .DvIaiAna. The week inner workT w o i I.I--I - lo mI ii u c u r|H *o ii\ vading fort*, especially p ara­ | ings of the Tire Allocation lloanl ,,r commenting on | feslerul «»ed car stamp* will l* ! on«l whiittiukrd by I**»j*l litu lilin g w ill im 1 1. u l •• I'hiliopou*chutists, would run Into hard op­ D. Blshoo, president i 4f l ' " ' 1were explained, ami afterward. 1,he . *r"r “ «• i|UotH place.1 on -al.- at all |«i*l off'ce. 111 tll«* I •tit *h ludiea h"niher-, prmumIM-tl Ilf 11Oil of I llllo it Crown Psp«r Company ____ position. •,<HflM r. PeUraon anawrred uuealiuna I *" lolliiwa: ' Th»* erremy ha- | imnorrow F.vrry c h i and truck |,l%* it IhivAo >n Min.lpnan laFrom Russia, other Soviet C a m io n , grower and 01110**0:1 by Kiwauians. planned, and in n»v opinion will 1 nui.l h .v r nn«- of these -tam p. in u rin g Otu* i-hi.-- m Hotom ohilt' i,hi,I t;ni) toiler wuith of ManlO’erhiiois - w ill iiit’i'l m ol fo t. euccesMa were reported In th* « ^ w .r ' and . h ^ i J e . J | | „ Seveiwl member, were not prr- j "*'• ,M,r,'rl;dnricel w arfare J which r.wl »*{.0-J mild June .70, eliiR-i*- in w i-liltllg w ill Im io n I • fh* luiutneae nre believed Crlm**, on th* sector south of A J' I I I ! »«n t »• «n InterH-lub meeting ' ' h' n 'v,‘.r l“,*»lh|ej when a c a t . stomp o u s t U tlu rfi-l •• io g I haa m i |»* a Ju m p in g * o ff Leningrad and on th# Arctic TT.i i^l7T <* r n* . " ‘ . " . w i t h the DeLind organisation W arning thot germ w arfare purchased for *... Mr Hurt f.,| the Dutch Indira in­ T h e r e i- - n il itn iiii «*r t few coast in th* F a r North. But a n o i i l l l K P c " ' ’ *ni1 Scheduled. Mr*. Il.lt. L iing a , - . ^ «•**■••**' “• mustar.1 , at;.l.wl the g reatest and most Important 8 . U . nhlnnolser, Uompanled by Mlse Helen H u t-|lf"» o r explosives, he u r/ed that Income tax l.lmik- f•»r thf i i 'o h * im it In’t w e n i tin* iipt-s i*l i'.,. d iv t»ni| i»»g*lt-inng I It ill till* II111mI m*• I . . t. tha meeting. .. .Mr. . -Inglcy possible precaution lie fiublic hu\t* iil.to Ih’i’II |ilii(nl nl 17 .10*1 offensive waa on tha south-cen­ A j hinsin, .1an j two solos, “ In F lan -1 \. •■-!•■!day le ft (Jen. Maci- in |ii« iu ii- s ••*•«•! tra l front where Rad Armies, presented to th* shareholder* a 'd r r s Fli IIn* l'o*t Office, b.mk- ami the p ro p tiin t w lu ih >*ir "i in t. — imi.’wli»t Improved h I th e |ir»*.ifil H um e n c'i »ri hi 1 "In iviimI of our cltlm ." lie f'ImniIm*r «*f Commerce. disdaining W inter weather, have detailed report Af th* activ ities! Man's Land”, • --it I-.ii - • il I pntentlv the m atI S -in iiitili* H ig h Sc Im,. | I n m i plcrc«d tha N asi second W inter e f th* bank daring the y en r| u rirf r>|M)rt, » rr „ tyivni li\ • <"I*L “we luivr f«*r yeur* l iken . Isi’g l*11 :itio n fo r hofli tin «r t. • ,,f It.'itnn |4**nin-ulM, the ragdefense line and a re driving a 19U Ilirp cr, c;.D. ^ rnl' wuler* •nfe milk pure] FEE 15 I'AID Its', blent f.C . Harper, t„|M*i i* nf loud hclwreer. prhm dw ill he tol*i*l| f io in !• I mi —•—— de*p wedg* which imperils hun­ President Shlnholser, in mm- Vorknisn and G.E. McKay 0:1 LkhI nml pn»|*rr »rw»gr «lii|»«»Rnl A M u n til I no IV M , M.tnili l.iv ami »h.* Smith Chinn dred* o f thousands of fre*iing mentlng upon Mr. Ingley’a sc- meetings attended In Ocala last f*»r grm itnl. Th«* lime hex co m e' TALI.A IIAHSE, J mn. II. ••i i . whuh he ihiiiH* f«»r n laat German soldiers. port. Invited spaelal attention to i week a t tl,* mid-winter gathrr- /•hen we nre.l new EAfegimnD. [ iSpccmD — Flr»t among lUilroeil weels -I lav il.-Morntt* -land. *'(»el expert mlvice. Welch J (?onimi-iiion mniliilatex to utep th* fact Utot both loans and | Ing of Kiwanlans. The club pass\# «■4itl)4*le--. hia waa itill A CORRECTION deposlta enntlnusd to show i n ; ed a resolution, r .ircssing thanks -very vulnerable point in your , up nml |u y hU nunlifying fee. •hl.ivinr b it tie aimetl primarilv Increase, th* bank’s loan* a t for the new» coverage of the cily health ilefrnneR, hut with- Charle* M. Stew art «>f M anstre, | huav oil on the iRlantl ialantl or of , , ^ 1•i k« lonT I'tn’f huiv I. Brooks, chairman of' thla time being tne largest In club by Th* 8anford II cnM , •ml Iout Advertising thnt fact for the gave hi> check for $100 to Sec th* Sanfoed Ledge of Brother- th* hlatorv of tb* Institution, complimented E d i t o r rtolland benefit either of mhoteura or the retary of State It. A. Cray lu-t ii«4-<’hii**ire«l niulom ent which of Railway Carman. *x- This WM b rn u fh i About In part Dean for hia devotion to the rm nk« who aitill Nhouml In our wetkeml. d thla morning th a t th* bv th* acUvitles o f th* Person­ well-being of the City. A similar fair Und.M WASHINGTON. Jan . I t id** ,i )i. r*. . •*(,uM Ih* thntwn Int * i ' I. »ti*e for Singapore and 4X000. p a rt o f which waa used al Loan D*p*rtm*nt und-r tho resolution was passed, concerning The Office of P n ilu rtio ti Mutt lie h| nu warned lignin*! in* NO FROST PREDICTED &anford Builder, a weekly errased danger* from proaL'tuto purtbaa* United State* D pgi’inent Tue-ihty h.inin -i l h t* tFa- D'llth Fust Indie*. m anagem ent o f Mr. Collum. tho •Yhilo tin* tlefendlng forcui piper, and its editor, llasky lion* which he termed Mono of f*na* Bond*, era* back pay i ronat ruction of neAr gu**o|iiu* LAKELAND. Jun. 14.-011 TThl* D epartm ent has been of Wight* ? N * d by car shop employ* filling nU I fiih t it room rve -i'll clung t*» the area they had «>ur moat ripuuded war induiThe Frt»*t W arning .Service pre­ m aterial aaalstenc* to ritlsen* rhoM n t » defend, the Japaneae« following an Increea* In the trie*. The incidence of venereal dicted moderate tempera lure* scnrri* inatrriaU nt*t*ded for war however, ri'tis in.-.l lhi» intiallva of Bemlnol* C aantv In finanrwage*, effective 8*pt- 1. liaeaae already ia rising* he with no danger of froat T hurs­ production. Ing, a t low cost, th eir - Install­ The ortler nl«o covered ri»li- anil a r-n rv w l n u a 'ilt was sxAt full flight apeed, n coot -•Id, with commercial in s titu ­ day or F’tUlay morning* In pen* ment b aying u w*U as th* pay­ often Rtnirtii n nf hulk plunt* itit«| m it I imI. I'. S. “ rrU tivrlv sll<hl'‘ will drive Into the water tion reaponalble for at Iraat 75 in»ular Florida. ment o f t e w or other accumu­ nthrr .tatim iarv nil maiki*tim? 11msm*x rannol la* iv p lical. Jsoan. lated bills when n**d*d.“ Mr. when chaaed by hawk ur eagle. percent of the new caaea.' farllitirx fur which Itirri- i. no ! <-»ntniJ of tin- air. can Isnil ShlnbolMr stated. ilcfanx- n m l. 1frr.h trm .ii, nn l.utnn, virtually Mr. IagWy’s r* t» rt a l s o At the same timv, th r tIPM . "• kec —illowod a substantial Increase a’.nil'll thi- nnvrslnra nf tin naTb“ accuracy nf Ihn American In th* num ber a f saf* deposit •lon’a .inn.OOO catiilili.hi'il »vrv. | nrlH Ivy fire, particularly In ranted to ooetomtr*. let: slations they cuulil nliliiiil fimlim- mich minutr tsrgcta as whfch would Peak n u a iu d Pan. bovra Tb* ptaaldaat t i p r w t d to soma rnu'nm ant "n rrm aary to thr rnrm v ttillrrlc s, cm i.nl AJS?ri2 P •* * •"" ••• o f relation* a of floors aad amptov*** o f; an Vnmliict nf srtivillrx n ir .t c»xi n- lit Wnxhingtun to rcvls* t r t t t " M m IImw a t w ar with tb* bank hi* ayRrorlaUna of Jap vlvlr. daacription of the voyage lo ■•liinion form ni som» lima ago. ti.il to the war effort." th* U nited S ta te s- a t the P an. the San Francisco where ha arrived thoir flno dogioo of loyalty to tt hail l»nv barn a»»um«l th at A m arkan a * nferenc* opening 0:00 on Chrlatma* Day. “ Wa boarded tho laatitaU an aad renewed > l s i Grn. Mar A rthur w u without dent the tranapert on Dec. 10 which Tha Brotherhood meeting of PREDICTION MADE Pled** te th* pfhlie th a t Tha I air supnurt, but a fte r Tursday'a nek, waa convoyed th* entire way by th* P in t Bapllat Churcli ha. Sanford A tiaati* R ational Rank (Hnrrinll commimlipu- some thought It - t y - a dtatroyer on our atarboard an>l been postponed from Tucvlav TAMPA. Jan. 14.— (Sr.i-rii.li will contlawo to »*W* th*m e in a c ru b e r with two plenaa on our nl.'hl to Friday night a t 7:30 — Colonel T rie r O. Knight, im-.ililn th a t his force* must promptly an d falthfally. aur* pert eld*,** he aald. speaking before th e ennual •till have a few plan** left to o’clock at the church. meeting of Tampa Electric Coin- oh.rrvv, d irret and report tho iln r. “ tT# started out In the direct. The I.lon'a Club will have ■ oanv stockholders here U*t rff.c t uf hia artillery fir*. L J j Ion of Manila and ptM angera beDutch cirri** in 1/mJon w«r* gan to cry out. tad jn eaU y , T b b "poor m an V luncheon e t the week, predicted the discontinu­ ■luntnl ■* saying Allied rrinCenter Thursday at ance nf municipally owned u til­ la th e wrong w ay. Where are you T ourist foicamcnta w*r* needed quickly con' taking u » r 8a 11ore and the cap. IS tlS P. M. The proceed* will ities. because, he said, the pub­ if llurnm *nd l>lrb*s wvra to l,J" answered with a eh rug, b« given lo the local Rad Croae lic will soon demand th a t they la, savnl. Th*v said th* situation W ar Fund. bear their share o f the leg tuail -I.-. ‘W alt and a**.' A fter we get out 14—(SpaLAKELAND, wa« “most crllleal", and pointed which they are unable to do. --- of sight of th# lalanda, the ahlp clatt—Salas m . and m a n cut that tha Dutch d«f*ndara Joa fcmlth of Ovlado has he* r ln 4 turned around and heeded hom e * r r , trying to protect an «n* certificates from the _ i. w ard a t a terrific rata of apaod, reived orniou* roasllin*. One official County Allocation 2 , IL tw latiag end aJg-taggiag In and Seminole will meet arid. “Ther* ar* IndlcaUoiia thnt Board for the p e rt ha ee of two Thursday, American and A ustralian p b u m truck Urea and two truck tub** ar* helping u* but w* n*ad moon f far use en a school bus. A. B. land ami a ir rrin fo rte n u n ta / Peterson. eiacutive secretary of ihg bognif announc'd today* V;: C -tr-V Every farmer In tha county Citrus I* asked to meat a t tha Court Members a f Company C. 4lb Applicants for tha rag Hngtn Friday n ig h t a t 0:00 Battalion, Florida Defense Unit o'clock b« th* Semlnol- Coun­ Navy Madlcal Corps m ust be will report as usual to tha A r­ tv Defetus Council, Ale*. K. ■Ur 32 yaera old; fo r the Ml mory to r drill Thunder night a t Reserve Madlcal Corps under Johnson, chairman af tbo 7:40 o’clock. Captain E. C. H ar. agriculture division, aUUd todav. “Our nation I* at war." be aald" and ! am w gfag everyone to attend aa FLORIDA—VWIr te 1941 Bank Loans |Defense Council Reported Largest Secretary Talks In I t s History To Kiwanis Club Surgson Gineral Defense Bond Sales P e t e r son Explains During Past Year P l a n s For Test T otaled_ $113,750 Blackout In Area Will Soeak At Health Meeting 15!) Men Enrolled In Lcca'I Defense Training Courses Motorists Must Have Licenses Thursdayjiumli'itefe.'." V 0I‘M Hans Builriiiut . . lh nr Of I’llling Stations ' »•" • ‘"“I**. Pl»nrs anil City News Briefs Henderson Discloses 0Ca* Rationing Plans W A SH lN O foiriU H-or> the Mayor Hill Aiks For Co-operation Florida Citrus Men W01 Meet Jan. 15 U f is; Farmers To Meet At Court House M » � 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 13, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4d6f16f8920aa7604fd2bc7b822500f6.pdf 9d0f8d1ff3c595690fd9d4367711dc1f PDF Text Text * ■» • ',v ’ ■ ■ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA L- } M w aN M a n U II — ..... All## T t n o U - r,« u C a M w tll K a l k r r a W lc g l a a H a n a r r ltr D i a n a N lrla w Ogalr J a c k lla r r la g t i i r M i i » r ____ C « i« lr E 4 il* r iH V l* M i l a n Odd i New Game is To Be |Civil Service Introduced S o o n iP o g itio n 9 A re P. T. A. Meeting At Seminole High Offered : Students School By p a t t y h o d g e After two weeks of gloriout At laat! The (re a l moment holiday!, we're back to the olJ ha* arrived—You itudea can, in I grind with happy memories of l h e near future, witnee* the |t.hriitma., dances, parties, ami treat fame between the two By JACK HERRING , other holiday fun. Th* P- T. A - at Its meeting out. landing rouplea for the I h o i a a t # K 4 ll« f 'l l l f a N P W fta r I The r«lery Fed dance wes Ju»t championship In tennta double*. Are you one of the many fortu­ Tuesday, Jan. fl, voted to give Cmgf > M ll«r» . H al* ' sparkling with new clothed Dalnate graduating aenlora who must their approval for Coco-Cobu to l l a a r i Q a a r lrra u ia l in* for th« ilanre woi MOT The girl* hare Just flniahed (he enter the world to n.aita a living be sold to the studmta In th# h a r ia a r ila lla a n a round-robin ' that they have been I WIGHT la a (folil aatin evening for him.rif or bcraalf Immediate­ lunchrooms at 8*aq!nrt* H ig h .. f a l r l H a I l a 4 « a i > . r . * ............. N a v ja rl# J a a N I’dreaa and ORIEN FARRELL in playing off for the laat few ly following commcneemtnt T If School. It waa also unanimously K a l k r r r a W lg g la * i him new earth-brown auit. I.K- month*. Not only that but MI*J so, have you taken a course in agreed to give a contribution to U ila # N a H g n a ItffW ________ ItOV HODGE squired CONNIE Tackach will be watching for typewriting or shorthand T If the American Red Croae. l l a r a i a a M M II tia a CU h I McCAI.I. who Inked nreeiou* in the beat player* to - e n d to you have, you are a luck; N a ff R ak aa Tha P. T. A. voted to rec­ tlMlM or Jacksonville, teal blue and roe. taffeta topped G a in eaville On# is pri __ O rl» a F a n a l l 2 5 r tha ommend to all young peoples' whichever 1* derided upon, for with an old fashioned corsage of war and National Defense In the social F l a r t a n H a ll* organization# that no |4fcra»r ..........— . ramelallaa, rove bud* and tube- the State championship. The trim* of soldiers and tailors but dances be held on aehoal nlahts H IIII* H i l a r d a n n unumber to be sent will be de­ there is much alack to be taken ro»es. M Im l l a l k Ila a 4 and that those held on Friday HELEN HUTCHISON and termined at the next Athletic up elsewhere. night be ended at twelve o'clock. HETTY KING wore dre.e. of Association meeting. The Government has now ap­ There waa a larger percenter* Ye* *ir*e—great thing* »f# proximately 116,000 stenographers, blue chiffon wtlh band* of nilv*-r senior mothers present than brigade around tho midriff and being planned for the athletic- typists and secretaries on the of etas*. outljning the *<|uare neeklin- minded gal* for the remainder payroll, but thousands mors are In J .anvL. other Ingley. general chair­ f, Hobbies may lx* both enjoyable and educational. In LUCY WARD appeared In aqua ' of the year. Basketball lb# needed t<> take the dictation of i these senses they become an interesting |mst-time for taffeta with a corsagr of pink j next all week*. out»l.le merer th* thousand* of i'/.*cutlves and man nf t h e National Itefrnse County, to** bud*. I for a few gym day* (lh>* l« to aomintstr.'tiv* officers, ami trans­ Council In Seminole ' an' individual. The general chairman of the I relieve Jhe monotony of three cribe it Into typwrltten docu­ gave a reportof tha activities In selecting a hobby, I wanted one that would lie dance, HERMAN, escorted * girl I month* inside) and then in*‘de ments. Home of this material Is #f the many national defense interesting, enjoyable, and educational. I found such who wore a stop-light red dross |aroin frr seooter-hockev. tlirl* lasting importance and »om* of committees In thl* Cr*inty. Mr. »P- .. ’ a gold ” ’lavalier* on a velvet‘ said SCOOTER-HOCKEY:! it will aet Into motion Govern­ Bart Peterson, executive secre­ a hobby—collecting odd names of famous people. This end ribbon around her neck. Her than Southern College. H. ment events of historical om- tary nf the National Itefens* hobby ns it has developed the last three years has nf- nameT GLADYS PIPPIN, l-end Other Council, waa also present. II. S. I* th" only »ehnnl to sequence. roe positions pay fM 40 a year orded me knowledge that I would probably have over­ ing an angelic touch wa* KINKY ‘•svr It. . . .We were lucky In to stirt, with a good chanca for looked had I not hod concern created by my hobby. A WIGGINS In a gown with n that th# scoot* arrived * few advancement to postilion of great­ Changes In S. H. S. white brocade bodice *nd a bnu- week* *go — they have robber rtion of my collection of 400 names is given in the fill­ fant skirt of white net. HI 11Iter rr’ pnnaibilty, such aa secre­ Faculty Are Made tire*. ing paragraphs. I KY CAMERON looked glamAfter we have senoter-no.iiexl tarial positions, in the case of who have the ability. JUAN DEMOSTHENES AKOSEMENA was once "rou* in a lady-blue chiffon with , r " ” V « "month well snend »ur those Mrs. Fort, teacher o f Scleio-e The examination announced by ^ hoo| rowing Ident of Panama. An Italian general Is ANNIBALE gold bending around the "cck- j t>r>t monlh the Civil Service Commission for at tha high school, has taken In rhythm. See Ta stenugrapht-ra is open until fur­ over the hrm* economic* d ies­ RGONZOLI, now a prisoner of the British army in At a roco-coln party preerdinr I truckin' cal*. notice. The examination con- es of Mrs. Mary Stone, who North Africa. FRIEDRICH von nODEI-SClIWINC.H was the dance, we noticed thst at- ' _Marguerite Key* . ther slats solely of a dictation Ust has been forced to retlrr on brunette, JANE TIIIO • German psychiatrist, while FKANTISEK C1IVAI.KOV- tractive at lid words a minute and trans­ account of III health. Mrs. HtlnePEN, in a lusciocn red rhiffon cription of notes. All students of cipher |s substituting In t h * K Y served us Czechoslovakia’s foreign minister under with large puffed sleeves and High School who are chemistry and biology classes that nation’s third president, EMIL HACIIA. During the also ANN WIGGINS In dainty S. H. S. R a m b lin g 8*minul* able to qualify for on# of theso until aregular teacher can be blue trimmed with match­ f a n of DRAGISHA CVETKOVITCH as Yugosluv pre- loiby position* have been.urged in a appointed. ing lace. .special tulletin from the . Chrll iar. ALKSANDER CINCAR-MARKOVITCH was foreign Mr. McKay . reports th a t Giving the dance that rrrlnln By HUDUNIT ! service Commission to apply Im­ many application* have been re­ later. The Vichv-France amlmssador to the United dignified air wna EARL JETER. The romK-ing mediately. wreck* who J*ed ceived and It Is assured that a IIII.L BRANAN, MACK CLEVE­ tea Is dapper GASTON HENRY-1IAYE, former mayor LAND. The proper application form competent teacher will b e *»MILLER WILIJAM8. to lie »tudlc* have returned *-' oi| Versailles. Premier of Bulgaria for n number of years KENNY ECHOI-H, GLENN OD­ eo^l ole' 8. II. 8.. and eonfUen- may be obtained from the Secre­ lected. of the Board of U.8. Civil ’ GEORGES KIOSEIVANOFF, who was succeeded hy IU M , and McKAY TRULUCK tlally they n e e d another two tary Stroke Examiners at any first week* to recuperate READ IT AND SE E K BOGDAN PHILOFF. HUGHE KNATCHBULL-HUGES- all wearing tuxedoa. or aerond-clis* post office Or Butx Lusatll Chatter -.hatter!! I Next In the line of dances gala festivities of the h">l'>»T!from the U-S. Civil Servlet Com­ SEN served as British envoy to China for several years. wa* Where It I* cor,ring fro m !? Why — a- tea ~ dance . . . . . . . at . . which ........... Kla.hl I 1 IThe CELERY PRO 8IIIRat Washington, D.C. . . . what’s all that murmuring!T Believe It or not I United States congressmen are LEY ECHOLS was stunning In rimed thnt It was IIII.L RHAN mission This is in excellent opportunity AN for MARTHA WIGHT but are all these people daahlni t wide stripped tlreaa of brown, LEO KOCIALKOWSKI, O .JI A L P BOGGS. A. N. MA- lodge and -wood-rose. GENE our latest communique tell* u* for young American* to aero* around *o enthualaatically TT— their country and servo themEWSKI, KARL E. MUNDT. VITO MARCANTONIO. CASWELL over from Orlando that she *a»* definitely It'* OR* Will somebody please tell mo ealvrs at th* same time. what’s on! . . . Ahl—Her* come LPH J . SABATH. RUDOLPH G. TENEROWICZ, and wore white wool ami altver rm- IN F A R R E U . the glee club officer* Maybe We know a certain young man CHARD B. WIGGLESWORTH. American football turn* Jewclory. BETTY WIU about r can give me th# low-down school who I* simply dy­ KINSON looked pretty In a blur Enjoy % T S Include ALEXANDER WOJCIECHOWICZ (for- tailored cy! Could any of you tell m# ing to meet MARTHA PAGE. He Teachers frock and EARL JETER what’s d o in g !!!— Ye*b—Walt, [y at Fordham), JO E ANDREJCO (Fordham), STEVE was jookln’ around In hi* Christ­ hn» hail a crush on her all thl* Holiday . Travels ona at a time ipeaae—you’r* •» . . .. Much to the disap­ OWICZ (Fordham). JOHN WYHONIC (Alabama). mas suit of tan with Heck* nf year so excited. Calm down 11 On# of green, yellow, and red. We pointment of our Sanford awalns. H HE1KKENEN (formerly at Michigan), FOREST blue, you. tall me what’a cooking/—ah tu outaldiT from Leoburg U While many of us were wish­ find EDWARD WHITE aportlng SYLVIA fully thinking of holiday trav­ hat’s more Ilk* It— let’s atari EVSKI (formerly at Fordham). nnd FRANK a new lotinrlng laeket of rovol oreunving moat of at th# beginning.—You say th# ICH (Georgia). Other citizens of th j U. S. ant bland and BILLY FLEMMING MEISCH’S time, (ditto big. »l»- el#, many of 8. H. 8.V faculty glee elub hai to ralae $160.00 to ter ANGELA). . of n new wrlat watch. w a r# enjoying their Merry !A XENOPHON BIBLE, head coach at the Univer- proud Wanted: Information Jeadmg Christmas** with friends and pay for. their trip to Tampa and For Christmas PAUL. i’.UCK*------— ”— ------ e ja a ii of Texas; MARION A. ZIONCHECK.' late congress- SON to t a model-A Ford to run to name* of girl* whom SULK- relatives *In other townt, i r W roD JACOBSON ha* been raMlae Edna and Miss Mura from Washington; NICHOLAS STRINCEVITCH' and •round In. .DAVID .GATCirEL ce'-vlnw thay going to do! Oht—They letters from. ; n candid camera, maybe Chittenden spent moil of the ' HAN SI8TI. both big league baseball players; got gotag to give * aerie* aI we’ll are some of hta snapshots ' It look* like love In bloom fm holiday* with their brothers In dancta!—Vaab, I went ' to th# VY BEASONGOOD. former mayor of Cincinnati; In the S«|ly. W# missed MAR­ IIKIJSN PHILLIPS and ,B lL L Arlington, Vs. While there they laat night and had a swell B. SCHWELLENBACII. former United Staten JORIE JUNE BURDICK at tha ■IRANAN. More power fo you visited th# Mellon Art Gallery. ooo time too. That blackout them* waa lut that la because eha Jaunt Included a l s o a good Id#*—Oh boy 11 You mean itor from Washington; MARIE OUSPENSKAYA, dance, We certainly wish that f*HIL- Their wa* home practicing on her new Mountvllle, S. C., where they they're going to give aom# more JW movie actress; and JOHN C. B. EHRINGHAU8, typewriter. SHIRLEY EICK cud- IP KRONEN would make up Va enjoyed a peregrlnatlan of of them ! —Jrwell—What sis* ar* die* a panda bear and BILLY mind IT ). One day# it'a NANCY Washington, D. C. ovemor of North Carolina, to do! Oh-glro a hat a good look­ DIGHTON. tha naat MAiTIORIE j Mr*. Fort enjoyed' a pleas­ they going lie premier of Norway when that cohntrv fell to HOLLYIIEAD In chapel! . . Whoa ing lounging robe, ao h* tell* ma. JUNE BURDICK. My, but ha'a ant holiday season with rela­ program going to be on I t! Oh, IF* • la w a s -JOHAN NYGAARD8VOLD. ARTHUR At the Key Club dance on New n busy little bee. Isn't he.t secret . . . w*l| . . . »ou‘ re going WANNELL METTS reaabad tive* In Soperton, Ga. MAR­ JZ-INQUART was a leading Nazi In Austrln In Year’a eve EDWARD Mia* Dunlap dropped In on to sponsor a ah»w down at the nrealdent of the dub. n ring (and we don't mean n when that country-was annexed by Adolf Hitler’s SHAL, ought make - .- » to - ____ family elrtla for th* Yul* R ita!—good—that o welcomed everyone at tha door telephone ring) for Chriitmaa her M 8some ^___■money. ■ V H . . 1 remember Itnjr, Austria's premier In 19.18 was KURT von- wearing a blue suit with multi- from - - • • weltl-l-t your gutaa festivities. . — aat . . . wall, have tba ooo iMt year Mrs. Harrison and family as good sa our*. JSCHNIGG. Finland’s first president w a s PEHR colored flecks In It. CORIS la Those K& Mf M other Idea*! You have big brown eye* of OUI- •pant a cosy Christmas at ENT7.MlNGF.lt In a brinm plaid BVINHUFVUD; her second president was KLOS- skirt and green jerkin wa* I'Uar- DA DAVIS hav# captivated tha home pending tha arrival c f E L S ’something even better aod U’s to ram* In a roerot *tiU th# rc-fl.IO; her present leader la RI8TO RYTI. Russia's buggln- with her de«* RUDDY heart# of many who hatant tha old St. Nick. tall!! b* HI wu II Well, n — nerve or bralna to b# more than Mr. King kent abreast nf th# time evroes to leading generals In the campaign against Nazi PROCTOR. LEO BUTNER, out an admiring on-lookar. 'Imea by attending a meeting at fitted In sport clothes, dated ■ny are SEMYON TIMOSHENKO. KLEMENTI VOWa can't -u t our fln je r on. Tallahtaga* nf the Program HARPER who wora a IV . and BEMEON BUDYENNY. Tho Dutch JEAN f blue and white pbld iskirt and n tha facta but tba school g r » a Committee of th# Roelal Sel­ vina system baa It that GLEN ene* Section of tha Florida Ed­ amount I **■ wrnt and you can red ye*L iWe hear that Jta n ’a Jllea commander Is HEIN T E R POORTEN. that III giro you all th* be sure ODIIAM looked up to the auger ucation Association. RUTH 8TENSTROM has a great variety of different classes of famous peo- pal I can and what's more, bowl and talb wild tab s about Mia* Buhrman wa* captivat­ support vest Just Ilka her*. Til help talk It up. I know **ar ‘ Included in this collection. Included In this artl- ANGELA MEI8CII wearing a hb all-American acquaintance#. ed by th* (now at Uriisna, III, plea* will tarn out aueceatful. We get It all over tha .back m Rome 6 f the recent additions (o my collection. We grayish blue crape dr*** and and Indianapolis. I n d , when fence that LUCY W ARD1 and * ' through this* discussion, about some personalities •later SYLVIA charming In b ain BILLY UOLLYIIEAD hav# baen she visited rslatlvaa. were dated by BARL SCHAF­ Arcing nuHo s hit nf each olhsr Mrs. Durden Journeyed to we have never heard of before. FER and JACK MOORE of Chattanooga. Tann., where »h* I n a v o o a a A* D Q P W — By Edward Marshall l^eaburg. How era you doin' lately but BETTY CORRODI assisted relatives I n greaUng i n A l V loero't teem to bo worried. galaltl Sahla. Hera's wishing everyone a very . MACK CLEVEU N D got back Happy New Year and • - •"Re­ TAILLAHAS8EE, Jan. \ 9 Mix* Takaeh vialted friends In been Invited. Clamla Jonaa,‘elate from Oeorgb Just In time ta go member Pearl dfttrbar." latkaonvilla tho last weak r f (Special)—In a y*nr marked by nrealdent of F. F. A., will be to tha dance wearing a Un bar the hoHdaya. Bh# also delight­ a alight enrollmeat declln* In ■»u#*t ipeaker. Ml** Halkeom and rlngt>on# twaad coal as waa hi* ed In thawing h e r akUl at Araartean tmlroralUoa and c*L eomimnlon KIRBY FITE. th« home economic, girl* are to -atehlng flak. . . When the New. Year arrived It be In charge of the food and Miss Earl* - apmtt Wr froo wna welcomed by tha • ‘merryJob#, Florida 8UW table arrangement*. ____ Parmer* utura Him catching up on her eating, of ------------------------ -----------1 _ The local P. T. A. meatln* t u maker*' wearing paper hats, __ N plan* for their sleeping and reading. ' rowing eonecocamic* blowing homo, and thre fath er and Son held In th# home uiaa Lawton M H#(i tho nol i basin the new year fettb. Tha Key Club calrtahibr approximataly Ir _ .a held January 14. building* on Jan. .8- Judge Ware did thing* up right!! . people enrolling. The »ew IdeytM eaoght tn~ th * wbMwInd •nrolltdi I t of town guetta have of Sanford, goeat apeakar, apoka of social aetivltiea In O rW «. Th# olhtr nl/rht •w* noticed pupile are: Batty Lav Flash, State College also on “Bulhllng Today for Tomorto rtok aa third row" and also on tha buying of OTELLA. TOUCHTON In a new Hruca B olt Dorothy Ptaraoa, *kl,rt ‘ "d .redJerkin playing mon- Mrs. Jack Stand Ifar, Mrs. HollyState woman'* col leg deftnae atampa and bond#. head, MrsGraham, Helen Me"Pjy with TAYLOIl BROWN who war* a dark gray suit*. Mmmmgimt K d tf Rout K4U»r — Names t °» OVIEDO ?!*/ Vocational School r m )ING PLAGES 7.7 7 8. II. B. I» aorry to b a n that Mrs. Mary Stone will not b# abb to return to achool this . semes­ ter because of Utneaa. i> 1 i> V im ' Ilava Yoor Clock* Ar< Walchaa Rtpalrad By Obo Who KMBy k-V Knowa How APPBAL REJECTED Regulation Of Flow Of Tourists Obscure SSl . Tba pupils who hired oat over •he holiday* are: WARHINGTO ie and ( Jan. I9-GF> rote, tha senate personal ap- Gsraldln# PsUaa—Mr. Bnaacgr, Rooaevalt and and Carol1 Jean Nix and Dot "1C of AgrtatL Range ar .wywtdye vice -.resident of th# turn * virtual veto power over program 1. Florid* BUte n a sm W *# Caeawartime price, eelllng* on farm Em yona waa sdriaed ta a telagram ne . reports that , today front ’Jk —e t f t m Administration BLUB NETWORK 4282S Information Is Given On F. B. I. Positions By BILLY PIXLER How many of you Seniors would like to become a member of th* F B I! If you want to take up fingerprinting and you have a high school education and elahteen yean old you have a eha nee to otSain aprkilntment In the fingerprinting section of th# FBI. The following letter waa received by Mr. McKay: Dear Sir: Inasmuch as you ar* vitally interested In assisting th* grad­ uates of your school In obtainin'.employment, I thought that you would like to have aom# In­ formation -vlth reaped to the positions availabl * for high ehool graduate* In the Federal Bureau of investigation. Application* ar* presently beIn connection with th# eapanaion program of th# Federal Bureau of Investigation. Young men and women between the age* of eighteen and thirty-five who have a high school education are eligible for these position*. Pri­ marily, thg-work to be performed will b# In th* fingerprint section of the Bureau and the young -nen who are successful In ob­ taining sn appointment will re­ ceive trsinng In th* science of fingerprinting. Young women will be assisted to suen duties u filing and If. In addition, they have th* ability to pas* a typing teat, they can be considered for work In the typing section* of th« Bureau. Thcie positions pay a salary of tM 40 per annum to atari. Appointment to a position In th* Federal Bureau of Investi­ gation and subsequent advance­ ment li based primarily upon th* Individual merits and ac­ complishments of each nairton. The opportunity for advi advance­ ment Is greater at the present time than It has been at any tlms In th* pasL The Increased personnel necessary to carry on th* work assigned to th* Federal Bureau of Investigation In the National Defense program has very naturally Increased the number of supervisory poiltlona which, of course, means that em­ ployers who ar* qualified to handle auch position* hav* a much better enance of obtaining theia position* at present than In'tha past. ' ' " •" ‘ Those Individual* who fulfill the above requirements may ob­ tain application blanks by writtog direct t * Mr. Edgar Hoover, Director. Federal Bureau of Inveatlgatlon, Waahlngton. D. C , or by communicating alfher by UtUr or In parson with thl* rffid , . * IB » to auggeat that th* above Information be made t<> your student body w,l^ . , tb* that each ap- By Herman Middle!** Dr. Hamilton. Holt of RoIB Collage waa th# apaaker of morning at the regular elm program at Seminole School la*t Thursday, Jan. Preceding Dr. Hold’s oi were two pupils of tbd F College School o f Music, Nao Fergeroon, contralto, and Mur ton Schrcnfeld, pianist M U l Fargerson Illustrated h e r eeptional ability when she i a„a| ‘T-ead Me to Languish’* by llaifi del and "Joy" by Krucrur. SehrenfeU showed his maslei over a piano when hJ played modern elaaslc as well "Chapran Etude In F Minor; Mr. Holt began his address I stating that when he cama Rollins 1A years ago, ho ulann to make it a rerogniie-l ins tution of learning. This was ti complished by limiting the t dgnt body to 600 pupils; securing teachers with qualifications; by securing students, and hy making tiro College beautiful. qd Mr. Holt continued by e rt plaining t h a t the number q£ •tudenla was re<rulite,| w, (hap the school would not grow Hr site— a small rchool adequate ly supplied is much lit U s- th.-ws a large cne where n nrofes-ow msv teach a cla«* of f.O. "There are two tvp«>< professors,” continued Mr. HoMu "The one who get* his Inspirff* lions from books, nnd ihr etj| who gets his Inspiration i froro life." The hjeal tcach.-c l« tM combination of th.i two. Th.-oJ are the kind that were sicu rq j hy Rollins. is The rpesker staled «lmt manf colleges rennlre entrance exanD in a li'i* while other* accept ^ certificate from vour hiu«* school principal. Mr. H olt' ev» plained that a recommendstl'ft from the prinrinal and a hiitK scholastic standing were ess*w* tial for entrance to Rollins^ •* The speaker conehido>l invltln* everyone ♦<* ra ova* ,lo Rollin' to sea the Walk *4 Fame, which la composed stone* of the homea o.* man} Important Amcrlcanai t h e famoui chanelt and tSa Shell Mu­ seum. which crntalns many un'nu* specimena. Tha itudenta nf Seminole lliga School enjoyed thla program kery much a"d thaw wlD W forward to the return pf Mr. Holt. -i ■ Welcome new student*!!. Flora I.eo Miller from Ts-gaa and Manr toulse Dlx ' from Georgia. hop# vo-t win enloy Uie remain} der of the school year. InexpdRsWe. Cartful And Compltlt f ,^ * * * ^ * in ho ghr#n v,r7 epreful conalderatmfw m Sincerely Yours, Auto Repairs IR. G. •Danney. Fpedal Agent in O w n*. ______ _— —— Motion Pictures Of 8tate Towns Taken Day Phone...... .„.913D Night Phono ... ...575-W DBLAND, Jan. lfr-(Sp#*laJ)_ Many communities ia- Florida ar* taking motion pirtarto this win- r t w r SUM » R y fW« P ft F m 5 l M Y • f’ tW 1 W ie ' U m i OMMfBF. In*, to take over and ’ :» ah# get a trip to Maxwell eras very kapp WUECKBR SERVICE MW* ■t -V* — as*. ; v « r ^ v w-SP-v-h-wJurswe \ . a PW W BPPW BSP Palm Sanford Avn.’it 2nd St. ar* lalU , \ Jj "Thlt_»«rri«a io offered froo tn all Florida wauaanltlaa tad other organits Uoae serving Urn h l U t a 'J w M TALLAHABSKX. Jan . 10. y w M M l^ garb 1 BRYAN’S GARAGE ■ UQflfiRb' ^ ____m , broke hU.hos.kier haw*. la mitap yoara o r, of F S h ilB m m n^dm latint Um You may atm tmell IN MAGNOLIA -------- broudwalk next a Tampa, St. Patsraburr, Beach, Ml*sal ty, OrUndo, National Fagi_______ Areadls, Marinalaad, tj - m Cattlemen In State Have Fine 1941 Year * ¥ Dr. HaitailioD Holt Speaks To Seminole High Student-Bod}: jM ttS ra n Number Of Students, Hqr „ Industries ________________ to b* shown 'nth* 8o»*hh** Thoatro of tiro Florida crease 8taU Exhiklt on AUaatk City'* i jtf-j • ■ -Mr-' * r: S.H.S. SASS1ETY Editorial S ta ff | U lt « r d B .r il« f / *f • i ** j f ---------SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 19l • eminole t •* H . ;• BIX I- >. . • IO ■ . * 1 1 ’ �- - ,S - - A t r.. ’ ' '.'V. ’ r ~■*" ~ • •- •1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWSPAPEK In 1908 For “Free Italy” Fresh Nipponese Troops Move Up of Singapore InJay ami ih* Iora of Kuala I nnipur tho wcnntl Inrgf^l Malayan city on th* mad lo Hin;npor* wa« indiratr*l in Bril lull nnnmin«*rnirnt * of nnother rrtrrat to new |M*titinn« beforr S*rrmbin. Tlf» mile* NOuthraM f.f Kuala Lumpur. Tho JnpAncfti* «uppl*ni*nl**l lb* Singnporo tlriv* with firm* mr attack*. !»»•••I The Dutch reported n joint bombing of two J tp in r u eruisera, a destroyer and two trans­ ports yesterday and today. Tho Nipponese elaimed tnelr week-end Invasion of the Neth­ erlands East Indies bad won the city of Menado, on the Ce­ lebes and the olt-rleh Island °t Tarakan. off DuUh B o r n e o . Tho Japanese w a r t fiercely nopened In tho outpnata of the Dutch Wanda. A DuUh communique said tho N. K I. faten s were locked In bitter parachute ’■ ta t" x X l* •fa positions in the so “ th T*. BaOh bread InV arm lea have _ act and air In Innaantldnatod Invasion of th* Neth­ erlands Feat Indies, carrying ‘he xror In the Pacific to new bat­ tlefields. but th« DuUh Island* defenders are putting up »tem and costly resistance, the Indie* command announced yesterday. Four footholds on the north­ ernmost fringe of the Dutch archipelago, one of the most coveted goals of Japanese Itnnerialism. have been established be the Invader* It was disclos­ ed In a aeries of special war bul­ letins. * One landing was on Tarakan. a small Island oil ceater off tha northeast coast of Dutch Borneo where, the Dutch said.* the enemy pushed ashore by day and night from a s tm t, crolser-esrorted fleet of transports. Red CrossFunds In New Campaign Total Over $1500 The Itod Cross war fund for Its mloots County now totals 41529, Mr*. Roy Vann, publicity chairman of the Rod Cross, n ported this morning. In bahalf of tha lacal Chapter aba axpresatd her appreciation to T. Bradford Member Asanelated I’rrv* Raid Precautions To D ip lom atic E ffo r ts [T 7 l it • • l Be Taken In Nfyc »y u. s. - Britain!301001 Counties Of Area Are Reported As t , Invading Troops Art* Thursday Kvcnfng Reds Pound Nazis1 But 150 MilesAway Sanford and Sr-mmol.- ('oiJnlv Club At Meeting IONVHIN. Jan. I J —€ \l%> nnd right . thcr (Ynlrsl Fldll—(irowlng di»M*n«l«n in ihr From -City Ar Brit­ da Counting will hr* Marked ssi j Nail High Command \% rr S t a t e s Instructors litbljr rtpoMrd *•<!»? !•» h«%r ish Again Retreat fmm U 0 0 o’clock to ap ln j apr*o4 to lh* Navy with a Are Well Equipped1 oYltn-li Thurwlxe night nrrOfd. aharp dbagrvvmrnl belwrrn Illy U o r b ir d rr v u a l ino t.i Admiral Frlch Boeder Thr Japan*-# Mala van in m- t.i mi Iiriler rrreived from Grand Adi To Teach Children pubmirine thief. Vice vnnion fnrrirtl within IftO mil** Jnh’’ F.irnev Ifts.ly, di-iri-t Mr 1 end kb* »■ Planes Take P a rt In Vigorous Counter* Action Against Foe IP» SANFOni). FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 12. 1912 •' M MflER 111 Siant™Sl Philippine Activity Is Heavy; er Indies; ToBlackout Allies Seek Irish W ar Bases Principal ear Singapore Addresses Civic B o m b irifir* Fighting Forces Of AmerL ca, Australia Arc Said Aiding Dutch The hnnl-hitting force* of tho Netherlands Indies’ li­ lies (presumably bomber nnd fighter squadrons from the United States and Aus­ tralia) were declared offi­ cially today t o h e taking part in a vigorous counter­ action In which the fight­ ing Dutch battled the strony Japanese Invasions of Bor­ neo and Celebes. mzmlh .'’nitfnril N T h e Only C e n tra l Mmiila ( ily Affording Hall, Highway Ami Water Tnmsporlntlon The et*n*ral impr*«*ion of corrmpondentA hark from u tour of th* northwest front *Imiv* Singa­ pore wa« that Japan**** | ir rm rr won mounting »t*nilily, and the aitintion waa nioti likely to g et wor«f Itefore it got better. fm p*r*l grnrrnl h*aihpinrt*r« dll hut romplrtely *hunn*«1 the *tatu* of the land halt I** in Central Malaya, reporting mere­ ly that "there i* no further change in the situation on the Mnlnyan front* to report Sun* Carlo a Prato, refugee from II day." big problem* nf the Brit­ Italy-ami editor of a small pu- ishThecommand* for the moment ln N a w York, haa urged at lra«t were the numerical pre­ •sldent Rn.meveU to give fullponderance of the Japanene, legal recognition to a •“ F r e e their Jungle knowledge, the ra** Italy” movement. He declared It with which they got information was not Italy, but Fascism and ami aid—voluntary or otherwise Its leader, Mussolini, that had — from certain facthma of the declared war aaginst this coun­ native*, and their air aupport. try. K ress Clamps ’ric e Ceilings Used Tire Rates To Be Fixed.'Halting Big P ro fite e rin g WASHINGTON. J»n. 12—r/P> —Ths gerrvmment clamped price cvlllnrs yvatsrday on chorees that may be marls for retreidInc llrcs and server! not’er that prices of ussd llrcs would U* filed within a few days Xn halt “serious profiteering.* At ths same time two major moves wen* taken bear­ ing on tha* war effort on the home front. Ths nation’s top-ranking med­ ical offtee ns—Surgeons General James C. Mages of the Army, __ as T. Melntiro of the Navy, and Thomas P i Iran of the Pub­ lic Health Service—appealed for enrollments In tha nursing proff onion The Office of Civilian Defense mounced It was preparing a victory garden program such as was carried out In world war 1 when householders were urged to grow their own feod. The retread price schedule he­ roes effective Jan. 10 and was ordered Into offset. Pries Ad­ ministrator Lean Honderson said bacauaa profits* ring In used and retraadsd Urea bad reached a paint wher* It "cannot and will not be allowed to continue. other Benefit Postponed For TeHt Blackout Followinc a committee meet­ ing at which the members de­ cided to postpone the Bed Cron* heneflt partv scheduled for Thursday night, tbn evening of this cm;ntv*a first blaskmil, Mrs. IT. T . Thrasher, ^ npwisur and general rhalm an,' announced to­ day that the purtv will he held Friday night at 1:00 o'clork In the Mayfair Hotel. “We feel It our duty to co­ operate with civilian defense orders, nine* It Is Imperative that traffic ecasa during n blackout to avoid accidents. I’nrrntn may wlslt to remain nt home with their children at such a time,'* the chairman cxpl.ilm-d. Features Will Be Given At Meeting spec! presented at the weekly l-nke Mtry Tourist Club meeting Tuesday night at the Chamber of Commerce . Utllldln* there, Frank Evans announced today. Walter Gardner, 11-year-old boy from Carbondale, Pa., will offsr cornet solo*, and Willard Connolly, well knwn local song writer, will rw-enact hla perfor­ mance on th# “Spirit of *78“ that he did In hla broailcast last year on th# program of -we the People:* All tourists In the rounty are Invited, and gaptaa will be play­ ed far th# anjgymant of those praaant, Mr. Evans stated. The new Naral Medical Cen­ ter ndar Bethesde, Md.. ineludrs MO acraa of land. Jap Prisoner? Nipponese Claim ( ;u)(ure Of City Corregidor And IT.S, 'rout Line Attacked From Air \ ii.ln i f„r n ,, O rliM * Admlrvc KKarl nrrmili. I Forces r-.ninrialng nil** ro U IHeialti in said «•» have __ lira. t.v Chairmen of il,. f*l*il charged IIl(»Wer wllh Heint ;• » v * hV 1 m u In '••n Ie»*i<«v. >.til rrapoimlble far lh* "m b ’ I'inlerti. n Divtalnn II .. y 1Vi|— - — * * Kipp. |.nt* t|* | Itl II* iiifuril firrligv of Rabmarine warImnia it w.i. anmiunreil today (•tvmiliar S« It***1 1 •*lltll»»r*| th* M \S|||\(. r<l\. Jan. IS— fare.hv A. Il I'ntrrann. rv-eiitiw* ili’ti*# i*f n prlt'•S.| |il lilt tpll 1 .ml 1 Xl't '•••rrrl »rb of lh* N iff -n r e l-e r „f ,1., |Wenrr •.ml lit it lh** *litalilv of M'hitttl Kn.i\ ..'nf to, |.ii that whll* I nr taaarUlrd ( nunril. who il nr* whsrire ed ^ReiMkftn of renewed Amen trjirhrM har ini|iir.tvt'il tin mi* •"ill*lh** 'm rIran 11**1 i* nOf pretinrnli«n« for tin- hlsetoul.' • rdn-llrilUh diplomatk* effort'* t*» ably ihirinir Ih* i. *i ii ii vrin •* * 4 »* *f»r|» rnnrltidib* rnhow* Mr Ku.lv r**rivc<il hi* in- 1win war ha«e< in neutral Kir* * '• ri itM lb#* *vprrt*d with Mr. Kipp itl-**<• 1III 1«•#!binrtl f •»%»r •♦fiit'lmiic «|ir•*rf fro»M •hr Thirtf. ahum! importnnee m th«» Kuro- pupils |r«>m lh* fiftlb »j»;»*h'* who ih* I ipan*d* 11**1. II* hj UI Inlerrftiiur i ’•»vxim-ntl h< a li|j*^ |t*nn situation tixlny with n*l t ni*iiaiiir«l th* R*>tni mii « wII II hull* of i|.* \ | land* •tilt it-* h j i 's ntiiKi |mf«T« *»f III* V s. Army Att vie** that llu«*inn arm hinl Minn*. Thry tor»*• Xml t \ikfil. P"»taHi ••11n e I* . f*«»r*)k. hr*nrh*d th* i»rw (icrmnn winter singing “My Sister and I"; HerId’ll * * U'ltalnun uii'l \ \ .• « !• • 1* ji I,rrti*.inl -rih" nf dll Ivpe* xre I tlrfrna* |in* on the central front, n*r, dinging "Aliy IbMi.!# 1‘m.Iuv *. rnpitllv l.r.nW .Y s illN U T n w In n . 12. W Alssop Mr Peter- puttin? thrmsclvea in g«*»d |M»*i mill iVngy |'i|»|iln. iingMig ’‘Nm-pt li’rlirn l. Thi mimDmo«t I tb»n to cl«»«* n innivn «m »*er ivtli rioi-sin of th* I*i •1 A Itfttvv a r t illo r y Kilnrnry." Min l.rnor.i Whulilnn whi-lle nf hr ' Imp* l.’id.iHM) Grrmona in ill.uml dia*isful r Mi%m !• rino m|ianiidl i Imim at Ihr piano. l»:i>TIs* ntnttr t It i< o n l l r o ' Mas'll f|a n Motliaiak -eetor »**vifl. In* *pli \\ \|w..p I Mr Kipp, 'viii* h i * nitiOihuvil Id Im'Iii'V•’*1 .1 |Hl-iilO I of |ii« i'f"tti m t P)tili|i|iinoa w a s Thv* I•i-.ll bil-va would pvrni t •nformat ii*n li'* (|nnlon Briddiiii, «aul that tH i* lo rt*g;irM the |longer rsnge nir prulretion for nam* of •*priu,i|»nl** hi i ••iiiu’i -Vi' mi litptMi*** at lloiig'.tiiig I-*•i ioi ii*|iiu'ti-il l.s la v liy ih o W n r ••hi* •**, be. fiililril. r H*• ; llriti-h «hippinir mul would avrv-- with In* Vboik ii ginihially van u rit*r for a iii-h # «voilo .it In | ii>i>:n I tin n t . w illt trrnttwl ••igtinl will »»<viir nt K .in l*,k|. ’ writ fur rukntrriny nnv N'»*l i-hnur Mini th* prtiH’ipal id rout­ hml Im’i’ii di-rvoiif .i- in oh i • rn n wiinine n «*^nn»l will h* muvea toward weal Afrir;i un-l ing m«»rr an.I in"ri» to ho known lo tit* Chili*'* nain out lost * * : ir i i\ it y itu iv a s in g ns frenh " ’vm nt “ •r* PM. an d !b* poaulhly Britain lu-r-rlf il was. in ((•••irTk-s »•. l a i ' . t i j i - ' rmi|M moved up, a* u bU|H*rinti*ttil*nt. Ilm hi# wink niimvnt s#M The AvU' African rnrp* •d-eknilf • r* rill he nt 0 :t>i-ottiiuiiieil i-\ n-new ctl u ir iiM'ltnli'd tniii i* than diipri inti ml tpn mg th* Japan*'* |ir|Mirted running «hnrt of fuel ing th* work of thi* dCliiMil ti'iiih PM. ..ii :»»•!. -« mi Attii'i ieiui unci slid the Hrill-h Middle F.nai vi*. h* ailih’it No liifht^ r»u«l «h n t I 'li 1li |l|-I IK- llt-fetlst-d. It liirlinh'd nriiinuitig i !n*•* i «»om nny hou«>r«. nutnmnblUa. mmnuind declared l.aluy it « » i i'»iM->l-g-i. tin- i-lnml for- * »»lu'ihllr* tn thr lir»l uiiv iiitagi' nr mnv nthi-r place* under pt»p maintaining preaaurv on retreat uo.ii-itiig .......... ntrnnrr to emdltinn. It W-* htale.l. until |||> foes in the El Arhviln nre.i of th* pupiU. Mip*rvi«ing tn* j i--I i It.i v n« s e l l ns the pt«>p*r u/r of th.* playgr«Miml«. 1 •h*' *M rl»*nr whi«ll«* Mown nt l di-apite bad wvathn f---"t I-........I-ten---- of General A liner nrVf “ski army' fiom rcing tn toid »af*-t v. |ir*p:irntnot ' * I' M. ? —bl* i|ii on* ho** iv 'In ii| *lii' Mo Xitliur's troops, of M*m*d(*r rxtioiiiiatioiid for tm " 'r,',i"Un t,," V h ;" .." n o ,‘Id,'ioikv!!;br,ia *• si it* uhi-'rti'd l-» new nssailltS ^ k i..iI Germans a “crti'liinp blow pupil*, making noil umilyimi? n whjstle. (i till th* .ill ' imi.lat the snnw of tho Westi-rn < rtd on bliiili’Ot atirnilam* ;tm! Mr. Bud—, to h1, rn.nmimtrs-l .Mtrppv, nlii-te till- loll of tier- p I h* I .i |i.l ih d«> rl.mill'll th * |mi|M*r rrlatinodhipd h*twi*n t*a tmn lo nffirinl- hr»". de-lir.il, uvtn dead, waundeil Mild lllis.iiw rhfr* nml pJtt'iHd, pn»t«*rtlng th* i iptm* of tiloutrn|Hi, till mill a —— Ihr' the Id-rknut will be under already’ hns moon Iid to 11/aNI. room »»ik, nixintainmg I |«' 2 tx n 1 P r C I M i r i l t i f l l l S h*dt of Manila, in it radio nrt'ial condillons m i l wartw* I IHMl. Busrians declared yesler- class III OjUll' lHt learhrrs* time .’.urn Ihe ««"»• i * 1 ' ' “ 1 * r l lm " 11 that lh- t'. 9 Arinv vdl ncrenl day. II*. ivy ,\mi-rii‘att lHimlM*r< plaints Of parents, drawing Ihr W i l l B 0 F o r iU P fl " i r»ru«es for any failure n* l.s|imi*d* lt:itth-dhip y** They made the«e two irports lino b*tw**n rimmI mill hail pre*•bo Idarknui. blackout. Arm* Aonv planes gill „as the Soviet Information tin •lire groups seeking to use the anti iH»iim 1**1 at nlh#r flv n*ef o»ey the drsiwnaled drsi-rrjatnl Sega, ri reau annotinred from Mo*cow school room for s|»-clsl adv-n\*d.d*U •tipnifWiliijt «h# anil rhatnewanhs ejM lo- taVsn that .the boaden ctmuler-of- Inies. nnd developing leadership . ill's m nil imp! of (It* Nip* nml S.'fu*n«»|* All Smfopl sn.r r hm-kmtF-4e-- /elerm Ine tj# ‘ Tensive ronlaiiN-d to gain ground among the boys and gills ni tsoP-d,. t.i vrii* ill* iMtlrh Ka«t "•ti tilod h-v • ‘ f’uimtv *ir ra«l re*nle of th«C‘ blsekAut |Mil !•*-#. . . on u uuniber of sectors of llo- iru.letl In his rare. Ur R.W. Itupreehl. who pre-1hero or.l.-ie.| hv th*» War h ’ In regard to the test. Cbsir- cvntral and southern fronts nml Th* War Department, in on« thrsiiith l.*n B l-«"h Bed army broadcast annminr- I «lde.l over the meeting annoutire;l, t'irtmrni mnn J . T,. Imrlrv nf the Snn.l. **niim hi r th * hiimhrr a t t a c k on air rniil wnrilnt f* party will I »*r. •••m ur mr rmu xvimh it b*n*fit Iriilg* i -ole Conntv Counrll hns i»«-inil ed thr rroci u|>alion of tU> popii that I ii pn ii*d* tin vii I eritft nml troop ’n»mtv *• r***H*rl *ih* Fro** thid thi* I|** *m ,,w M ,,M * r**nntv the followin'" sfitemenl, "Thn |it*«l litrd plan’d ott th* mitrul frtuit |h* lu lil f«»r Ih* ll*tl rroM* ('o'**»'»id*Ss.»*•»•#* f’tM*»|) 11a**sp**»td in th * fltilf of Davao u**k Vlditorm nt ttnlav'd lunch lh* « it sueeers of the hlnrkoul Is -ot alone. Inv night iii'tl ill.- r»l*h*d S*u. between ths* liiil *d uml Mmihinuii, al mi entirely dependent on ihe rffl. A Npnk*dmun on th* Ktuby *»»n incl»nl*il Frank K. Krug*r nt H INI |* M vihi’U it id i b|u •• clency nf Ihe srrincemvnls .ih*v tadin rdtimalnl that thi r«*viiigtnn. Ky •.I ih t fmal pi*»»s|f»tion s * *11 «• . Itsw ..| t>imt iii-m rnl Doujila* made hr the Council, but ir.de. (trrmnii* h.ol ln«*t lADO.iKIO in [ I *• ••*.!•■ for lit* hlitrkoo* •)!.#•••» M.u \nhiiv*d tilth* Army in lat-ends tn s , r . r Inrge evl-nt m rjAiialti**. inclmlin^ 2tW.(IIHI j f'-s s g lD * I ftti th* rtMintv on Th ir-l i- o-ii hul liiiiu*l hark a u*W at* lljit r C lIi •he wholi-hearled rn-onerati-'o <-f ilvuil, ninr* Nnv. III. ini’k l*v ‘ hisi' ilv ri’infiirml Jap* oi.-hl ftom 'J Iht «»'» ItM’k I** *i !•' ......... I I ,**s|»d Ihe ritljens nf Senfnrd snd lhrountv. We must have 100 per\ | | in .1 w:iril*u« f • » th rent rn-operatlon." Tin- annual titrvline «f thfoll**to : i. in ti M1• T h e hlarknut will simulate ftuufurd Protlucthm 1'rniil A* **unh srtunl air raid conditions, ex­ surialioit, which I'Xlrn l* a *h"H l.aki* VI »uro* sl irot 1 it 1; Will IOI cept for the rules prescribed hv linn rrnlit seivin- In S-mitnil.- »• T torn*. 1ak* Mar** *h*ii it’t ; It* •he Thlnl Interrentnr Commaml. t'ninitv larmrrs. wtll In- hi-ld n't W -I II III If V. 1.oiljf to•-»*•! Other enunties affected are OrX N X' ii Ip *. Ft in 1' il k Inn. 2*. in Iht- M*vfalr H-*l-l. •ml i M tlwk-e, | '; etlu k •nge. Lake. Osceola, Volu«in, I»eg lining nt 7 :0tt 1*. M., nrriinl lli-ell t«t . r i * 3 Brebard, Indian River, St. I.ueie ine l«i uti nlininm-i-ni—it hi’ •llell l i . II V Full*r. Xh.iini III • and Okeechobee. Activities for Tourist t rib Bnl|ili 11 Chapman, piesid-iil Ilh. Spf III V hsirirl ; J X uVJp liens. Ii lldll ifl : K \ Win-lit The rules provide that in „ I members thi. week Include Ihe ills- Asroriatlon. , •1 llroll • * -• : :• Foil* ’itv test blackout the public must he * « " c 'V *1 *r,P L‘h' Tlii* will In- thr rivhlh ntittvitl *— ■• year, Mrs. Mayme lloilgkin, -I**.’ ili«lrirl; l-«»ll '. « lllllllebf« fully advised that the -blackout mrelin r snd Mr. I'hiipmun sold 1till Is for practice purposes; that head of ihe rouuty rrerralional Hint it ivlis hnpnl In milk- It 1.•••tillail, Ovit- lo ill'll id; l!--v Taylor ha* lieen Usite-I prliee rsdlos keep In continu­ itepartmrnt, slofeil today. These thr lu»*t iii thr lii*l»rv nf th • Mi l itttoat . 1011111 rfiil; -l.t* k \1 boat trips are sponsornl by the ■ itifoali-* t.i pttrrha*e two ous operation; that thete be Mo a-*«N*inl inn. Cumpirtr a’ul lletail- er|, \rr«l ••ml; nml- 1 > variati* civic rliiiis of the rnmiimk tire* and two truck tube* interruption of common carri­ r-l rr|Ni|t« rn thr npi-riltintis 1 ilk* IT» «il*t lottrifl munity and the Kotarv Club will Th. ID 1 0 wnrtltMe nr lh* not S. A. Widfrr ulso ha* reers; that coordination is affect­ . on F nf Ihr I'lgunixathm fnr thr |>u*t lily of 'tan fori 1 follows; onsor one Wednesday •»mv* I certificate* to buy two ed bv local defense units with spoi yr«r will In- suhmilli-d bv illE. Roumillat'e yacht which will liurk In- - nnd two Iriu-k lube* a 11 hrspitats, police, railroads, nfflrrrmul plans fnr furtlirr th« A. Slim*. S.infoi*! <;* »»ir« t•v tin- Seminole County Alloca­ buslines, airlines and all other leave Osteen dock at 1:10 I*. 51. drvi Inping the svrvlrr whirli r.i*l wnrilrn trirt uir Representative, front the Ro­ Ihi* fnrnirrw' rnnprrallxr has tn tion li.'in t. it s in announced toimportant nubile facilities; that D. Woikiuan: •i inv. t. |'.r« Y’tt. 1 \ II. Peterson, rxeculocal broadcasting stations an­ tary Club, thv Junior uml Senior uffrr wilt br discussril. Ilintiiiniftti-r: Aill* John II •f f Si'iiitntv of the Imurd. -’ nounce they are theoretically Chamber of Commerce ami the Al thr meet'ng one director u v Kt'nilall: 4, Hr. J . J r ry. blacked out but have been di­ Forward Ranfortl Club will act will In* circled and nlher bn*i- r>. i.. w K’ch •llirrgvr; it. 1to M-iititode County school prin* aa host* to the visitors, pointing rected to continue broadcasting nrs* will |h< trnnsactrd. Mr. IV. 1 llriMik*. Jr .; 7, A. II. I cipal* will meet Wr-lnesday with InUrrunttona to keep the out spots of interest along, the t'hupmnn said that It is ,h«pc.l Iviveinv; H. Dr II. II. MrCn*lilt; afternoon with locnl represent­ “picturesque’' St. Johns, Mrs. public properly Informed. Hint every member nf thr n*- !l. G f Ilm. irliffr: lit, E- Is. ative* of the Bed Cross and InHodtkin added. According to Mr. Rudr the tnntdi- I'urulysi* Futul lo illscu-* “Each Tuesday afternoon,' snrislinn will make tin effnrt tn Ihinfirk; II. E 1. liny. blackout will afd-ct approximate, Mrs. Hodgkin remimied, “the br present this year. ADo l F. K. McKix; I t. A. plan* for raising money ftv ly 2ft cities and towns and near­ Tourist.Center I* use-1 as a sew­ I k ail-litinn t» Brmimlr Caun- A. F bill/•; 11. July Brown; Ifl. ili*-**- lieticfit group.*, Huperli.ly 250,000 persona. lent T. W. U s lo ii statist today. ing room. W I n t a r visitors ty, the Sanford Production f ie The meeting tm-cting will meet ami aaw quilts for dit As-oeiatlon bus nffiert< nt 1. Sutton; . IM, A. It .The wil Is- laid at Mr. convalescents as wtll as knit Orange, lake, Volu-in, llrrvutd. Stevens; lit. A. It. Font; 2t*. \V. j latwloti’* nffice at tho Court garment*. I-iter in tha after­ ami Oscrola Countlv*. The ss- C. Holchi-on; nnd 21, I'old. W. House. noon we have Ira and at the soeiution made loans In 11*11, Dean. The li-t of warden* far t i e - _______________________________ last gathering there were 21 totaling (*71,000.1)0 nt tta mem­ voluntary workers present.’ bers for production ami general l*n*t No. I. li. It. Workman: 2, . Approximately 40 winter vis­ agricultural purposes. Deane. itors and local persons attended th# social meeting of tha Tourist H.liHIDA — Fair lo partly' Instructions in tbe handling of Club Friday night when “Don rkiiidy uml warmer except for Incendiary bomba have b*-an U- and A ashy,* professional vaude­ ville team, entertained thr riin-idernblo r I o u il lues* ami sued by Fire Chief Mask N. Clevtshower* over Iho southeast por­ land. who declared that eyery guesU, Mrs. Hodgkin said and added that Ihe members have civilian can ba of useful service tion tonight. In the event of aerial stuck. been "well pleased*’ with enter­ Pug Allen, Deloiml profes­ A. I undoiil*! nf Sanford nnd | Faying that iaceadiary bomba tainment which the Chamber of moat of the Herb Smith nf Orlando hml n m fy hunt and da net explode, Commerce has been able to se­ sional, copped honors at tha first winter tour­ best boll of 80 ns did Dr. Chan IChief Cleveland gave detailed in­ cure thle year. a ......................... nament of the Central Florida ler sml J . E. I’irrre, both from structions on how to aittnguish Daytona. A local team nf \V. G. Golf Association staged at tha bomba, and aa a member of the Fire and Water Committee of Sanford Country Club yester­ Fleming ami II. M. Watson tmk Ceaacfl ho stat­ the local Del day, Pro Ralph Stewart an­ third place with a round nf 70. Two Dnvtnna tennis tint for e s should aaro nounced today. i tba aveot af Before a good-sited gallery, •econd position In Ihe pnt-nmxtotl mod Vwith Allen amateur leur meet with rounds of 72. “ They-w ere - John WaUun- an-1 G rorn r»ll»t. ami At JeE So a with finei bast ball score uf and Ben Stigall. partment. hut I There were nvrr W) entries in cool 87. Allen himself the 87, only two strokes more than the meet, ami Ihe local course fe are northern people and I atxtad. wtll complimented aa was •aroly tiy must writ# y«u a frw lines tbo course record In eholking up area regard to iho fine courtesy four birdies and five para an iht Allen's outstanding perfunmnev nlno which ho he covered In Mr. Rtewart reported. The torol r Herka in tvary stare are back nine Infantile paraiysia fuml was rna traded In knee shown u». 31 strokes. Not content with that, th> richad by 10 percent of the en­ Wo do a* ainck agpnaclate tha i spirit and aromntnaoa bath pro af Delewd’s College Anas try fees and alan received con­ M flU tributions from Ihe gallery. Ctub teamed Cluh tea toad with Henry John- bibulions - 7 ru & next tournament of Ihton of New Smynm to win the The nex pro tsense/ with n beat aaooclotion association la txptrled to ba held aorth •to. I t o j S nt DeLand af toat DsLaml sponsoreil by thNow Smyrna Golf Chib under *-n»l Air Raid Watdens Ordered To Meet •• Tuesday Evening -For Area Blackout AsHoeiation Will Have Meeting ••I’lo*k Winter Visitors Will Have Second Scenic Boat Trip C.ily NrWB Briefs stheM B s i f i t f i e s Ned Smith'Announces Plans For annuo) Shrine donee. The foBowtng hav, been add­ Securing Poliomyelitis Funds Fire Chief Issues ed U the list of dauocst BemlCeunty. Baafeid per, ....v i,. As tha first donations begin year contribution and a per­ Instructions On U to ba t>a recorded racortto I* this /ear's manent souvenir ed the rclebra■ g W f t csenpaign againInst tha Infantile Incendiary. Boipb3 Smith, Seminole S35u.’, d3 a5 r M _______ _ tpaalah American “ ‘'’ JS.ST5J Sra.”.ssr “Tb* first Diamond Birthday chock eaaas la Rem Commander Joal FWd, to tba American Lagloa- Another donation af « ! l was entered.from tha Sanford wMh aa pjfsxs: to .f a to STrisw riti mi........... is, Infsnfirst FV>Coon try Tba to thn iT’JtoO to n earnMaxwell As- Local Weather Visiting Golfer Wins Honors At Central State Tournament Here HEIR FIGHT City Store Clerks Receive Compliment -I--'-. ---- 3--- far tha c*Uafcataa “Tha check tarries an excel­ fa r Veterans i l i - t f the flan- _____ chairman ord Tourist C to b jW , Dr. amt Watloa of the President's Birth- lent likeness ad President FrankU» D. Roosevelt taperimpoaed fra, E. D- Browulee, « . H. against a background of red, ’•Diamond Jubilee Birthday wldU and bine. Beneath his portrait Is hla signature with this quotatien (ram Ala cinbaf*, -said Mr. Smith, “and Notalng la riaaer te my heart tho Jlrst retanta are «ow trkk- thaa the health o fyto r boys and Bug la. bapeli* tbe near girls and yaagg men and ysung fat ore ta have a steady abeam w a r n T a m M la.etto e f Uw fia a i Haag to to r Nallmul Da«. A Mr*. to te* fU1' Artillery E i g h t Ifl R a g i n g , Ground Action Increasing As Foe Advances K bsaXi i .... , . , •vjt<a..v ^ r x '■ J*,j.r- Vr �TTT.W MONt&T, JANUARY I !,-1942 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,- FLORIDA German .Propaganda iford H erald M e * la I M rr a l i t r i M H « » I Sasrer*. SHADOW OF THE THIN If there Is anything which the people of the tleniocrncics should have learned from the N ails during the post fjw years, it in that under no circumstances can they be trusted. So when reports, embusing from German prop­ aganda sources, indicate that Germany is about washed up, we should realize that this is ju st a trick and that the Gcrmnn high command is preparing some new thrust with which it hopes to catch us o ff our guard. Undoubtedly there have been serious German ruvers-, cs on tha Russian front and the failure to take Moscov. , and Leningrad before winter set in has forced the Ger­ mans to withdraw to some previously prepared defense line.). In any such withdrawal there arc bound to be.hea-| vy casualties and perhaps even the appearance of a gen-! crnl rout, but whatever the facts of the situation, it would serve the Russian purpose, and the German as Wj II. •«, exaggerate tho losses. iV - • | It Is tjullo likely that there has been some dissension between Hitler uud his generals, particularly since the failure to end the Russian war in one season, and it i s ! customary under such circumstances for the commanding general to be removed from office. And, ns the war goes t Into ils third winter, and the shortages in Germany b e-{ come more a c u t e , the German people thamsclves are doubtless becoming more uml more restless. It would be a mistake to assume, however, no mai­ ler how wide the rift between Hitler and his generals, | Hint the prosecution of the war will not be continued a s . V ERSE FOR TODAY effectively ns in the post. A doz.'ii generals could Is; finsl from office and It would make no difference in the : HAY NOT 1IA VK A ll. outcome of the war, any more than If the same thin g \ X T IIA T youV NKKD’ 4,nPIM*,,etl in Hritain or America. Hitler himself could s with contentment * is h« thrown Into ja il or shot, and the wur would go rig h t1 tin.—1 Timothy 0:1. on until Germany is thoroughly beaten. ■ 1 -------------- ; It is worthwhile r-mumbering thnt last Spring while u Ger many and Russlp were still cnjovfng their trenty of s ^ gwstawn In- iPi'H^dual peace, the flight of Rudolph Hess to Britain the mountains. raised hopes In tha lienrts of most of us that Germany ,o* * |d>°ut l|K|,t ln our wus on the verge of an Internal collapse. It was Incon-1 ni flarn» In the sky. celvablo that this Number Tlircc Nail could be compelled they have no warmth to fire from Germany unless there was a considerable u» number of discontented followers In Germany. »nd i lUi l,lr ! And yet within n few weeks of his fligh t, Germany py ‘ *1101 only did not suffer n revolutioli, but uctually launched id hero waiting for tlx- a new and violent attack against Russia which all but tomorrow 1tonk her completely by surprise and perhaps would hnve nwnerinoarthl,,l,t': " " .succeeded If the lenders of the Democratic world hud been itlo ttrtam* will thaw, sufficiently gullible to hnve swallowed the propaganda ■ will bo planting. 'which Rudolph Hess Imd brought with him from Uerlli si?*forWbirth * " ,h°Ul'1 10 Houdon. • th« winter wr will Kr<m And so it may well be thut Germany today Is laying sir and rocldikr, the foundation for some new attack. The world Is licinp 1 Uta *un li luu- in It. lulled |n(0 a calm and restful sleep by roporfs of terrific l ta marble, we win i«- German losses, of rebellion In the Army ranks and of Ironlit*, «landing. blc among the people and between various official fuch* ko *ga well not Ik- tionr«. And ju st when the rest of tho world Is convinced eat* to track. that Germany Is nbout to, full from on Internal combus-; li tha sun turn gone tlon, flll Ir.’ll will break loose on a brand now front. - behind the mountains, a u , n . . . , a i n . t th. ** «d m what Yoii Should Eat iM COMING TO .--I DRIVE SAFELY and- Black, grimy oil Is n danger sign in your car! When you dflvo in today for gas, let us check your oil, too. v Maybe you’ve forgotten to change it for a long while. A check-up wiN make certain and ..iw it u n n t k l n i P r • * costs nothing. Y O U ' R E T E L L I N G ME! -Ity WILLIAM ItlTTCentral Press Wiitti IN TUB YEAIIH lo romr It will be easy lo illscuvtr If a per­ son Is a Jap If he doesn't l>lu»h with shame at the words "I’rarl Harbor" and "Manila," he ain't. ' probably will rvrr dlsrovrr the answer le Just what Is the JspaTerse interpretation of what con■tltutrs International law. A leopard dots net ch sn tt his iro n and neither, sadly ’comments Grandpappy Jenkins, does a Christmas tie. Since it's sheet suicide lot f Japanese ship to encounter a Dutchman, Zadok Dumhkopl thinks tha Japs should rename all their merchant vetttls S S. Harikarl. •% The other day w* read of aa Indian so old he could recall 'way In, k when every Indian mala wasn't a chief and etery squaw a princess. I I. I It may be a common cold to the rest of the folks, hut tho fol­ low who's got on* l« certain that It le extra special and that there never waa on* 1tht It before. 'Orvcrnor Holland luu named January and February as Citrus Months . ... for greater citrus consumption in Florida, In Florida 2,600,000 persons, local nml trails lent, ilo not have lo pay 26 cents for ouo-hslf grapefruit ns prevails In many Washington, D. C , restaurants, tor Instance. Fire rants for half tllolllws •dvka to youngster* not High to enlist is lo g rl it await your (urn. It soon enough. aatbna who perhapa more Uy then anyone else filed to "Hell, Hitler" Making a heel out of ( af America fur CivUian Ibe to rs a n la “Da Pre- 6. Eggs—a t' leust 3 or 4 a week, cooked Any way you rhoooo. 7. Broad and cercil—whole grain product* or en­ riched hreod and flour.—Suwanne* Democrat. YOUR FEDERAL FORMS Forms FOR MAKING RETURNS for filing returns of ,rt Income for 1041 have been a«nt U lo persona who filed return* to last year, Fallura to raeelro ■ fonu, howarar doe* not rail we tUe*. or royalliaa, and d! a Uxpayor of bit obligation to _ ___ and‘ pay th'a ha _ Ilia hU retum i " ‘lax on tlma on or before March taxpayer* who a n eoU IS if the return is made on the. ind gleet to tue such method. caiendar-yasr basis, as Is tha K table on the ravarae side of ibe form above tha amoont af taaa with meat Individual*. Forma may ba obtained upon lax on Increasing amounts af request, written or personal, poas Incone alter the proper from tha offices af t*Ue*torx iBowanee of |400 for each deand from deputy collectors of Internal revenue In tha targdr The tax under the simplified eltlas ami towas. ethod ia tha same for eaah A parson iboubl file his re­ II Mock ef grans IgraiXa and turn on form 1040. unlaa* Wa m taxpayer peed tnlv bk « tgrrea Income far 1041 doe* ftal tn In whkh ,blo«)r}hi* g w * mere,I $3,110 a n d ' ronauta come (Was allowawe* . far dewholly of salary, wsgxa, or ‘oth­ ittdanU) faOs lo. detarnbm his er compensation for MTsonal A .'flpl •radoatlan af II parservice*, dlkltleoda, rent, annwltk*. ar toysltlaa, la which avast ha mar elect to film it on Fern TA41A, > * t o Mlfted form on which the tag -. -W.v** .1i: S*ir- STATION CORNER THIRD HT. & PARK AVENUE S E ltV ltE H:3U Make Mine Kit 8:43 S:63 0:CO 10:00 10:30 tO:l> 11:01 11:30 12:0J 123)3 Musics! Interlude Elinor Doris A II* News Radio Theatre Oriwin Wrlle* .Sports Reporter News of the World Harry James Orchestra Raymond Hrott O irlicstrs Linton Wells, ncwa t Sign .Off TOMORROW* PROGRAMS 0:30 Norman llcasly A Ills Fla. * Cowboys 7:00 Hirakfnst Un-vitk* 7:43 Up News > 7:65 Weather A Time 8:00 Tb« World Today 8:10 Organ Moods 8:30 Breakfast Rrndexvoua 8:43 Virginia 9:00 Morning Ih-vuthms 0:16 American School of tha Air 9:13 Up'News M J« J» 1 C A T I0 N .4 .1 0 Wpascseiaw , , 'III'? i 1 T • • 1 • • • 10:00 Marnrl I f tout b 10:03 Black A White Note* 10:16 Mrrt A Marge 10:80 Htepmollier 10:15 Woman of Courage UiOO Mary Lao Tavlor 11:13 At Home With Hally Mar­ tin 11:90 Bright Horizon • 11:45 Up Naws 11:60 Temperature Bulletin 13:00 Kate Smith Hpeaka 13:13 Walts Time 1290 DaaetUme 12)45 Oar (1*1 Sundae 1 9 0 Ufy Can B* Hciutlfal IllB Woman In White OcliciouH CoqktaUs upon a slnsl* uniforms aa waj -p Comp Ulandlng’a Re M Tbe former aoldki bo rttMlmllated lato t Feb. 1, were rcMsscd ta x impoaol upon * ' martlad ^Tbe use of th e ilmplIfkR method k rational with th* t**mtyer, but once ap,,elec*Jt»T hi a beea mad* f*f any -ya»r, It; * Irrevocabla for that year. If i taxpayer flies a return undi r Uta simplified mathq.1 fo r •! e taxable tear, h* nay not ihre; * after file a . raUtrn -Undif, t * . ' ■V . ,.|/ TANDARD m o re ptnvn pnputslapd guaranteed -for 'I L , month*y .’ t a ® XL i!i!f fSTb-s* ,S5 ■m TODAYS PROGRAMS •1:00 M ain ('..H ill 1:10 (trsyliound Cos • 1:16 Ointtrr Musk .0:30 l.um and Aimer 0:43 Tile World Tmloy 1:00 The liuic Knngt-r 7:30 lliomlk H:00 Vox Pup INCOME TAX ' 1 ■ i not exetad $3,000. nr tb*y simplified glethod of I may fll* • single Joint return Income (ait In t h a Dt> that form If thair combine.! Ddietdoala whoa* geosa ln™m« U f r m the p e n n e d i dartvad wholly ^ftom sontvaa aod does not exceyd $3.<, «*•, og other c o m m a - 000. If they file a separate rej i jt oeraonal services, lurn Ihe ta* NO. > Tho llPngkong Polka furnish Hf.piracy guard* for British 2:lW Jim ' White •swl* <>n the China coast. 2:66 Matinee Muslcale 3:1ft The Soloists 0 3 0 Renfro Valley F dIIu Papkr-msche, known to the 3:45 iWhat Freedom Means Chinee, was probably the. fifit 3:68 Press News plastic, chemists say. 4:00 Milestone* In American Musk 4:30 Landt Trio • Singing Fighter Squadron VK-J'-J is Along symbolized by a blue burglst 4 :4 6 M a r k H a w le y , n e w s wasp wearing boxing kM c*- (1ST . CRLF.KY AVENUE ’etryraph Flawem Anyahere Anjllm* I of Editor Doth of t|M liar ia a captain among its sad thd Ilo T h a ’ G o ld b e rg s U p N ew* A. K. ROSSETTER predicts that year will bo the H im For the Farmer Twilight Melodic* War t*.-ttera front Britain Scatter hood Bair** Cut Flowers— Blooming Hunts! Corsages Aru Our Specially! tha United State* Maybe It can. Isa 5:CO 6:10 S:.V) 6:45 Flowers ! I l M an t i- W 3 :4 6 iKD*riHmu.vJj • * W-.1 stw Tho man at the n n l drvlt wooden If Profe*«or Albert tin•tela has ap tooth s time a* we da Rfurlag oat why (he furnace lira won't get going these Jan- UloV School of the Air I Life Dr. Malone Joyce Jordon ‘r<Zr\£i t-l KA Package Goods *» �M ' - t- v r :- ; ■ ■* -• / / , . / "T H E ial S A N r o .R jjlvf f i l U L ? ' R A N TO B D . ' fl.Q I U P A Fire Chief Issues 'Official Says Home I iistractions On ■(:ar,lcn8 Ar" N,« w I :\ I M S V I I I I Tdmhyic ns Incendiary Bojnb.v ^|»rt U*' I \i tit, And I by the buard utcetms »* 12H5 I*. M. . - 'V' ” - lU ailM H rt«M r»«# Ian a11 |X..t««|r« u^uinc a ainiplr .»ct of rujc» ik.\ I*, PAGE 32 Persons Hurt Ah ^ Pemml M R S. L O H R IN K M EAL. S o ciety Editor •“ T r a in ' Is D e r a ile d •: At Gl S U M I II. liv ­ 'd' I' 'I , lilouio Vow Y'irk'i i. XI • • ......ll wt|s .• i • i i > . north ; of 1 ,i. > - *........ in on in; 23 • (it t *m** /' l it V \ l * « y i«l Hrtil* .wioul i i•..... .».! .. . . , tiiitl •Ho *m»* t i .xirn»s uDi) j'.t (• < > v ;'cli.kflfvkl j i»fM ? • .. •*i.%.il (rout* jjtm n ! \ » ... ii *v.k- Mckioal ’ |f*»i i»ii ,ti . ? *,.« ttvi nl Super. |inUiult'i.* t 1 Hi-I -:k|il •thef* I 0.1 ll" I .I' m 'h i; the track '•: had 'hi " i., ..t .| I I I. • r . n - left tile |mil . . . . lociiipg. i.u- U»m,| _ lumirr uhdcr which any civilian, c«iuip. t„ / „c IlHsI • e / in a / rP'-’ wi l'!Kkr!* 11 cot"(>*u" ' stui. .«>, ,i,. . ,u FRIDAY IS tong-hn Tln-re will lie • sub-wrrinUon I O U r i U l O tong-handle -Iwncl. a garden hW.-. ,|„. __ l*|.»ves and . . . . . i:. tc*ei —and a , .,„t ,M ........ bridge party for Ilia benefit of pile «>f diy soisl-may cope with i„ v ........lira-a-t MONL/A r •" 1 I f l a • I I* I I ,1 ■ V I k i o l i . . . . . _ _ i lie Iiitl CriMi "\V*r R elief £mcfr / **?• •A*, Mr* Gene Austin -af ' ,ncvn*li*ry * onib... I'm .Stall* Act ioiIUii nl palarhlatla were the g u is t. Tbc Junioi Guild of the Ifency Lund." ' sponsored urad by Mrs. “ An irjc.n.l.ii v boml* if* nothing Srrvur. etday ’ of Mr. and Mrs. J u. Methodist Church will meet a t ! I- Thrauhrr, in the RqUl hut a nioU.-n mas of iiietal burn* -|, t|„. ,|„t\ ,.f .. veil K|<. ttf i the home of the Misses £uidcc i Mayfnlr at 8:00 I*. M. T if jml>___ 'f'AJ ‘. 'iMi l* k*rvc» b aUrcphehll. ,,j„ farm f.umlv t)u»l c.m Uo • ami Inc* William- at 7:30 l*.M. i* cordially invited to Attend. — lflic -----------------, v ..,—. ... Ur ,„il Mr. I II., i i . * Uv<:l . « t < l.lit.l a hi..., garden th i.l The Business Women's t’ir- ] . . r' . #,J r 'l * 8- Lilts Lloyd a n lliu n appnuuh thr burning bomb, \|r u .... . ,I , I t ele. Mrs. Stella I*. Arrington,! Wd of IVrtm nulli. Va. an* the scoop the ..... .. metal into • i i ' 'i,,.',,,.'. ' TT.-,, ,.:ll,|.n Gie chairman, will meet with Mrv , a j o ta r; dttert* of Mr. and Mr, J. II. shovel w,.h a law. or a heavy " ,‘ k - o .'.i S. • P. Vernny. 321 Magnolia * I’ t r S . H I. <5* #y] C.wHrcn in Lake Mary. , ........... * fH 2 ? " ^ 1 ^ ^ , K„ V \ l ‘ Avenue, at 7::i0 I'M. - -—— \Naming; lu.i--* mt«i i% Micki t Elected Vice II "icuch sigjiel Mr. and Mrs. M. I Haynes j lainiiip ubodi i„ur inclus of diy ii.it «»n Tb* TUESDAY ...... , . Samuel hate mov.sl into their new home ’ »>*• I'lies -hould then sniff out Tbc Ai.ilea Circle of the San Nil*" ! • i." i o-a.mi. tin* Mr*. M. S. Wlggln, was elect- Ideated on South Ssnfhrd Avet,r* •’> W''«ral ford Garden Club will meet nt isl in serve as vicc-r«xcnt of nue. • * shovel* ,.f uiy .and over the fipry ,,,r ' ' ' ll" " " the home of Mrs. Ileltry llussell the Salih* Harrison Chapter of ---- ------- ---|nia*s The Icinh can be earned , l ”"' " 1,r outside , I,ud,hue bv llookiuj; the 01101- vull 1.- ;iioil.Ml for «■t v on 012 Oak Avenue, for :i cover­ ihr Daughter* of the Amcriran Miss Martha Wright: wa* tin ed ilia It luncheon a* 11:70 A. M. III Volution to nil tile Vacancy weekend guest '{w kvt bundle ji the .ml oi ” ’•f'* I " "e-t1 •" H« m u m . weekend " Die • *“ " * -* i,*»u - .>st— of Mbs Nancy . • 1Mill* Hr luL, *■!•I Il*l IHI The Amriaii Class of I li Ho,tfcttcr at Stetson .University j .. . ' “k' S i m Schoti. f o n n r r Iinmii V ji l i r *»f Mt Uplnn, N V l« »hv.»*»* » i l li >*•• In DkeUtnd. \ Lxplo-n,. „r gas b-unbs r S l S T l t tr. S V W at the bumr of Mr> I .) Holly jwijr th ru •«.*»»> Mt ' * — 1 ........ c -------- - 1 * liffvrkiit If Hii^ u'» nut ru ofl.i|\^ ik .....w I . "listing of the chapter At Ibe . (#1 |lk MP*I *rll 'ii tij* Is . » ()S | | ltll| ) Is U te W r-t SHr. at i:1» !' |'liooie of* .............. Mrs. W I * A ' s ^ Y r i d'*a y Mr. and MrsX David Smith of Iti*ry »»u>y U tlupvfcd wt by •|ar liu * ritli 1 1 •’ » M. wlh Mr*. A- J W « . o * . IltOT#1)n Mr>. > 7 'C . UUl as Orlando were the g u e sts 'yester• '| i.; .r O ' n l p o w d o f A (|,|r t iv s A s s o c ia tio n HAPPY Hill IIIHA Y a u u iv n n * i|« «|*i* • »• 1 'k • Mrs. II A Manning and Mnv.|,,lr|J „ „ W|ggiiu as tv co-hosle*». _# | n*. s> U Plir. ■ovsw-... 1J, day of Mrs. Smiths parents auxihury i iikmt n II.* t\- 11II .14 ait i IU.MI'4*r». ... MifiKMia . . . an . Explosive l-'mu, mat du got I till Gi: tsm>KK U Tlw"ned t' ^ s T « , | | h J Mr.. W. L. IlcUuy. n ^ J b ' and Mrs. ... a . |*uW * sit I W IKI. i.' ff w111 «l" ill' ll liaiiiutstf ini T ' J . i i !. ,0 . i!. ' l . Proskhd over the business ses-I ---------m«i||t*tki> IiH-«"ttlury Iwuu 1 only Mil I», Glltil'l | .tl..|l|illp. •1 la»»* Anxillarv {••! ‘ Ho- inoriiuii* 1 w’'ieli lime ll was voted : Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Itutlil»,k' Hint .ml1 iH 1 ,i hui in huriiio'* they -vl ftrc| "'"|•", **»Ijiv* D y ,_ by lh.' eliapter to give $fi to* I er/unl and son iiav,. moved In burn, Hunt.. ' In anything m;u them, and alao' l1*' "h m 1 h cl •f (In •esaiun Petersburg. wlsrrr Mr. pivilik ilbtliiiinitinn „l laructs fur[ .XL'dn.xl X *.„i,il i.u, «*l| l>« lb -VII I*« r | itil;ir l l r a i u l N *'l Tin afleriioon sewing sc .«ion I " “"I Mm1 Bed Cross War w n.lbef Kmergi'iicy l-Xiiid. Mrs. J . |RuUnnford was transferred bv vxpln.lv. 1***1,llir. , I't*11* ipnl .prater itl tb.mkl .wmaing i,**-,*1 of llte Red Cross will be spun I ri-i- llrfixcrx aorvd by the P. T.. o . i.ndri IH* Menfck. cchaplain,^ led the ile- the itfalhcr Purnitoiv Company. An memy nlicratl cun carry j " ,,1'* r nnrtim. ,»f Ili* l*oui«l of * all. uniiuiid Ihe direction bf Mr* ? K, An I yotioiuils after which the pledge liiit Tuber 1-f 14(01 Vkllo 11 cmll> Ml» •ll .11 ti.ivk * SiintlikX oittlit for t hi up in 'J.uun invi'ighuty humb^ The Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Thomas of drev*' lo Bag wns gjevn. A'kitf m! Um |.lp|K.«l tv# hSI1 MH'iltl .HI*' " •'l.il. b**uih. nrr raikrd in gioiqia of .*!«.1 * f 11wf iil.i. 1*•*ut A l< ( \ I ) E and Miss IVnrlopo lU «'r 20 un*l in- dumped from Mrs. II. J . Lehman, chairman Geneva _c -In ftrflll* III. >1 of Jan 1 :. 1C1*1IV••* t" T hom s,, of Sanford have ns for Hie correct use of the flag, WEDNESDAY tlirve raik» A plsnt* flying 200 tl<o cltair pn*Hiaiti Atti*l in tk«* till •• fit SI Ok jmi.u 0 lift cum \\\*1U«*i\* I ’ iU 'f x iin u ^ lu r e Utlons Ihelr gifesla, Mr. and Mrs. Tent- mile- an huur can »ow incendi­ The rme .Yrls dcpurlmeut * nv'' appniprUte quoUDon of Hi alt 1 bit* riiouck I * ini’t t l*Vl * |>u* It *\. ttl.ll 1lit \.k\ \ 1 4'V.UtlO 0 Fkrf'li. ,ft*rvp. of the .Woman's Club will m. cl I ({?’"' '" fn e r Pn^drnt TToodro w US Spivy and Mr. ami Mrs Van. aries "vci a 1lit•• -ntilo pith. The Itk (t 'l State Ik ; tlb!t ilrm:in«l of the 111 flil l (Ilk kVHk k III ' . ' Ol Pbuii, 9I IS M«th«r aplvvy. ' of Ssnfoixl. N. f enemy feel- -uiivfu-l il, out of fcii<c Council, will bring an ini- gram. *1 3:00 i*. M. for its regular i W‘l*“n • B- I^tnwn. luiaiive plants till- liiilnlar. -t*iiu* 77* 1,1 So flfCS PireUtig and clrctimi of officer*. VoBowIng the business ses. _ Pre­ Mrs. Epps Addresses arc started Endowing the business meeting i ’ " '" n,u»Jr»l . program "Every linti.-i hi'l.l every apart­ g program will be presented nt pared by Miss Margaret Davis, wlileb time Maxwell A. Kilvrrl who selected music by Ameri­ Jlo s e ' Circle Members ment house—e»t.y pine of tXIAH cans composers, was presented. Urvt -liuiilil I- npupp* *1 with *uf1 lif J Winter Park, representative Mrs. Goby Laing liv e "lie Who Plants a tree tx n flcl:l«*ltl slioxtb. It*rs, mavy raken, f _ w sang " I______ of the Hispanic in.littitv of Kl ickcl* amt 53 ih| l» with buck , . creator ^of enduring pfeturev” on*. accopt r i'l.i a ltd*'a,"g risdu'aie' of * 11s rx'aV',1 Vo" Truly" by lio n ! .................. at thr &P** stated Mys. A. W. Kppa in paui .piano by . such (h an attack Thirr Durr art* are Ollier 0liter Uftl' nlvtrsily, will speak on "His­ •»amr<| (he Helin llutcllljoli. Silas Uutehl- dreiilng members of the ftov- method.- uf cxt.iigU.ahing panic American Couulriiv.' There will be practice session son also rave a piano selection Clrtle o f the Hanford Ginl.-n bombs, such ax tiLlng <v*lcr fog, but these icqtiirr special equip­ >for all officers for I 'JV2 of from MorDowal, and -Misa Mary Club at tbe hume of Mr*. An- ment such as Indi'n Fire I'uMps ... . Helen Ttxv gave a selection ju iU Cavtngton In Oviedo on Bcminole Chapter Two. o.... y.. ah*l stirrup pumps. Saturday aJtcnvv.m at tbf Maionic Hull at 7 :3'i Ifrnm Matutn Eccca. the water pressure not I At the tea liour the hostesses Ml*. Epjfe illustrated her talk hedhould P.M. damaged au mcrndiary can be served refreshments to the' fol­ Tilb numeiviua sp<Fimens grown by thr fine spray lowmg: In the vicinity of .hei home on extlnguisned THURSDAY from a gnnleii ho»c. The w n n ... . Mrs. Ilcnley, Mrs. F. E. Lsks Minnie. is a harmless looking affair, i The Preabytcruu .. RoumilUt, Mrs. Manick. Mr*. "A vital factor off transplant, some 2 Incite. In diamelvr anc. ’ Aiuiliary, under ing native ntalerinl .iiccexsful* . ,v J " ' . • l ; j " vl|,T1 « ’• IITutinicllffe, Mrs. W. B. lof aSin. ' t n VYoodmfl. will BniUnl, Mrs. C. It. i . i IL Daw,on ly." the speaker pointed out, "is II inches lung. Attached Is g fin tu keep tiie l*oinb In have charge bf the uflrnim.ii Mrs. I . P. IbiRnti. Mr». II. F to study the indMdnal plant, copiH-r horliontal during its fall. ___ ^nr. ‘ he Bed Cro*s m Tooke, Mrs. Maxwell Stewart Ita peculiarity and its relation “Twelve puuml- alriking Jres­ Uie Womans'Club. ! antl Mrs. Uliman to ita native soil." As an exam- ume kit- off .1 charge of I4*ek Tha regular^meeting of Stem-1 pie Mrs. E pj* explained that ponder, nluiniimni <lu- 1 uiul sulInole cjiaplrr two. O. E. S. n shruh with "wet feel" would plitir inside lit* honib. This in will be (tetd in the Slasoni never he Ivayipy In a dry and lurn fire* .111 inner charge of pomus high land. thermite. The 'aiming thermite Tb* Grammar Sclnad P. T. Ae Hhe recomoxended the pUpt. gcncralex enough heat to start Wll|\W t4 t'a t Uir scIksiI audit. Ing of seeds froni gooil sp-ci. 'the entire laiml*. constructed ‘of lot 3:3Q P- M- to be premetal, Minihig fierce­ Maxwell A. kilvert, * nprv- ■neni rather than to try *n movr magnesium ’Hid* •» *-< a. It consumes lh** nxygrh W i l u y r ----------------sentative of Hit. Hispanic Inetl- the parent lihmL “ *1110,• most ly tlie immediate nlitiosphere lu|e ef Florida, will be the gnest native shrubii and Irre* have "The dnnger "I tin- *iH*-ndiary tdng and deep tap roots too d'f* M l.. Bauds & Stamps U H ' " Pr0«™m f t Ut* fltult to dig without Iniuty to IhuiiIi is that it hunts for 2D min­ ute- if imt sniffed "ut. In thia' the plant." Mr*. Epps stressed the culll. lime ll will set flrr In ally Utflnuimal le Material Inreialiariva vatlan of volunteer eitrus seedoff a brilliant blue flame lings for ^helr bloesonis sn as give siniilai t" welding lurches. -Per­ imt to noli hearing citrus trees sons detailed t" extinguish them ,2 ’ '^ * o f thdlr fruit. should wrnr glover and dark Mf*. W. II. Tunnieliffr. high glasars t‘» proUsrt tin ir esea from urograms 'on ran-Amcrtcanlsui He luu traveled extensively and way development ehalrinni. 1 n- the intense lieut uial glir*-." lived for many year* In Hispan­ nounced that ibeautlflctthn ef In isolated Naval station* our ic countries "a n d , l* thejtcfore the ' highway kpadlhjr to Eve rqualified to gfrw (n unusual In­ green Cepietery will *ooi grt Navy normally supplie* nu-ilicnl underway. T Bf i county rommir. service, for Hie entire pupuljterpretation,** stated Mrs. W. L. preparing th e tion. y. Cooper, sponsor 'of the program. Dotiers5 e r e cwh Naveltjr ground. Mr*. Tuanklltfe stated, Members of Mis* LUlinn Dun Inn's Spanish claasea pf Semi with the garden club members 'T O M O R R O W ' IS nole High (school are c*|>ecUlli In charge of the planting. M rs.' George' A. DeOotlc* of Invited ft* attend as are all rlu( B A R G A IN D A Y thd visiting gardens eommilte* members. " T A SpanifMiHierleao piano re. ipvitc.i ro-mNrs to view thr Si. am c ir te r r ^ . k - :e * ) lection, Molaguana-Erpcxtn U franrla Park pf Mrs. Itcnrv ttfcP*. And Mr*. R. I- Gsrri Cunna, will 6* given liy Fred? n's ospaya tree at her home Fields, a ptl|Ut of Miss Fannie Mr. Gharlrs M. llullard dn Richmond Avenue, -aid to {leba M.unsP n' lo conclude the be the Hrgeet In the Stair. *>f tho bturrs •bclMkler pmwram. T* k l . r .i .U l t aaVn. Go., Cincinnati, will be M r. Endue Curktt o^knowl Preceding Utf program thf la-re through tomorrow edged with Uun|« the pahm with samples uf hit donated by Frank Evans foe thr new Spring line. Com** FrmaUtsIaaatMon Memorial H**spartipent will be held at 3:30 In and select your stylo r,'clock a t whirb time the an. pltal groundal She also urged the now! nual election of oflkcrs will lie planting of vegetables In par. "Ih-t* held. V ^ i S t anndnneed by Mi*, din«, stre v llt* *he food VrtD help .win U»e war m dl g. D. Illgbleyman, ehalrman. therefore peace. Announcement ws» 'made of annua! tburdm club luncheon Primary F.T-A. Han the which will be he'd on Feb. 13 Business Session •t the Tourist Center. A total - — *- *■ have been #*• the past month, Mr*. IJ- 0 . Methvlg, prealdtnt, .js h tr Mated, preaided over the bdalneaa so affk trs was held •Ion ef the Weat Side Frbiuty ‘ g results: Mr*, Parent Teacher 1AaxoeJflkfi chairmen: Mr*. whkli met In the e^iool audlT h u s , w o a r c e l i m i n a t i n g t h t i w a s t e u> krt.t*r a m i m e e t i a n vV* chairman: toriem on Thursday VWgr. secreTlio meeting opened, with the U. Coleman, InglnRp ica). p o w e r . to the 5hkh the 28th sting In n lM i Uy Mrire Mr*. ■aMU rot ional. ■ «e* • MW. R. ‘ A. er. uU 1 Social Calendoi pe S&J • ’ o allv l’o OOPERATION T h is w ill b e a y e a r a i l c o o p e r a t e w ith in "n" KHvert Will Talk Tp Fiiye Aria Group ev ery win w ay th e w h en o a r p o s s ib le , w e m u st g o v ern m en t in o rd e r to w ar! W e wall e n d o a v o r fto unco) t h e c h a n g m g conditiiorts c a u s e d - r « h i^ o frirw !a ih b v o a r e n t r y i n t o t h e w a r . T h e r e will b o a o w i d e a s , a n d n o w s y s t e m s oI b u y i n g a n d s e l l i n g / w h i c h w ill enii^itc UN to m a k e g r e a t s a v n n g s . T h e s e we will p a s s on io our t u a * lioiner.s. T h i s m a k e s a d e f i n i t e contributiior* to the d efen se of o a r c o u n t r y . T o d a y ; in r e s p o n s e k'c t h e govta'iftAdf.e»it''4 to r o n s e r v e l a b o r a n d m a t e r i a l s t f c u l a r ) w e will n o t p e r m i t ( e x c e p t in c a s e s Charlie’s Here! Pro A nr r ( r u b b e r i n p»k- 1- K of geiituiiiC. Thfc s e n d i n g ol m c r c h c m d k e h o i n e on a p p r o v a l 2 ~ S p ecial d e liv e rie s” 2 - The re tu rn in g oi m e rch a n d ise 4 —D e l i v e r y o l smalll c a rry u h lt? a r i i c l e s I^ y Package That’s Small enoiigh*- Please Carry It Yourself a m Mr*, re. William In.- president W A erete wel Irele' w new &PLY Mr*. Covington 1, were asalatcd v # 'tM leoa* with rare g 'a n d Uflber. y ? •t * * F'l'i. I ■■■il Rlctur# of tJb Y V f^ f | AT G U St o m C E - T h c s r of y o u vjh o liv e in o i »i»eatr t o w n u n d w h o h a v e hefc/i payiufig a eolleciior c a n hx'ly i? p o s s ib l e , w o n 't y o u c o o p e r i t i e bv U fviiie at the office? Mwfrrv tm r (M S B V Tv-* m & m , . : ■ « i 1 �MONDAY, JANUARY O I M I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, 'FLORIDA fennel Club Is In Third Week O f Operation FARMERS’ MA S b ra s' Review of the Y ear FEBRUARY^ Anderson- *Griffith r a m i Dtrtelor * LONGWOQD, Jen. 12,— (Spee- Corner Flrmt A Krtoeto lal)— Th# flrat two « m i of LManUon* at the Sanford-Orlsndo JCeonet Club ended Friday night ami it ended on the note of an •827 d»lly doable. The double, while not Dye Ur rent In the t reek* .hietory, pet • now season’* re* 1IC ASM tin l l p r T J r t n 11.74 l o II.'* I1 K K T M lx>« D u n 40e le t e r C A lin A IIK Ton lla lk l i a .e e to iw r a e g p r I t . 14 ftrw a l l o llb C h ln e e e r r t l i f t H a ro ) n d u s t r ia l l l p r t l .e e lie d 11.11 C A ir i.lK IX iV v R It C r l F ry 11.74 • ■ A n ilO T d D on H u n * •« c R i . K n r e r t e i i ti i<> t i . t e • C IIA T O T I5 H a ll p r lf .( # I H I J . A R n e I b . t n u n te e u . I « r IU M 1 P L A N T t in l l p r H r to I I M C r a ie e t i l e O f lA I’ E r n i ' I T ll« » L’ J I Com * 11,4a >L n o n l i r a 7 U H e , 1 II, 14 n o t H e * « le I I O N k V H a l f a l l O f .n a * B lo s s o m t it s ’ IJ r t T lC B I r e b r r a r r t Ir e d , l a — H i e . l a — | 1 .S » . l a — t i e # O H I I lJ m D o * Ilu n l » r In •#«• n iiA N illt * n o t I , N. T a m il # 1 .7* I le a » e r N o. I I I J 1 Ile a •#«• l - A l t n i . K T O va .H u n H r H r DRAM (Ir e e n On I f p r H l l l- K IIH im l l u l l p r f t l a to 4 1 .4 * T r i e f r y I I 71 to lt .e e P O T A T O KM n » d m i l e II.M . M o. I , T r ie t ile , n — t i . t e , c - e - t l.e e I'V V T lie g e T u m m e r r la l 41,7 4 — t ip # n A IM M IIK M n o * H u b t t r to l i e : ■ M T IN A T II H u l l p r Mummer T y p o 7S r to ( 1 1 1 J Sdper aviation motor fuel* of H T ItA W n K tm fK M P la l 7 4. yt quality are being M W T ID T A T O K M rW T H e rk a 11.44 100-ocUne lo *1.74 n u n e k t t i . i s — 4 t,« o produced by American refin.r. M Q TA M II llu l l p r IT e llo w I * l a •t 7 it time* tha rate e f con­ T A N O K n i N K n 1-4 H o * C om b 4 1 .4 * RESEARCH IN I CHEMICAL H ELD LEADS .TO ' , MAJOR IMPROVEMENT IN HIGH-TEST AVIATION GASOLINE Tonight’* feature race I* a laturity, naUhlng Marrh Boy. la r k y Mark, Eric, Officer An­ drew, Lucky Taker. Smoky Tate, Hunflowrr Chef and Corrt Quia, , Erie la the probable favorite. I • I « Overnight Ithtriee For Monday Ffrat Race— Fatarily K a l t r Ann 4 - D r . K.1 M ie s P e r e e n a lU r a I t n l h M u lrrw k J a y D e M ir r o 7 T e r r ib le Tun L , f t . la . a M ien K n ln Second Race— Futurity I F i r e * N a if D e l l r D e e i l e l I Dod l^ r o u r t t le u t r J lu .» I A ll a a ie n le 1 * 4 * C o u rt i'< u |u e lle I J e a a le C r a f t 7 J o v ia l n it r t r r 4 C le m e n tin e I K m .H r C la r k Third R ace-5-1 • Mile • IL M H a lf D a l l y D e e k le l 1 m ile H a r p e r 4 l l e l f a F ir e O ra c e I J . K , Sv. I l l e a a i r M a4g a 7 <*net1« 4 L a d y P a rd a D lp e y T r a f l l r Feartk Race— Fntarlty • 1 T w e e d le d e m M D e a k y M a r ik 1 l l a y M ore .4 T re n n T a te . *H J > ' 4 1 D a n r ’ n s W a r'o r a M lea O e lr r e 7 lt o u a h T r e f f l r ■ M an ia K a l l n l l —la 11,11 Fifth Race—4-18 Mile o rr A t T I.K M lo u a / CA RbU ll | J F26L|4- tetM to n a fm e< M A to A 84J.U*D 71TL» MA7UM- JAM# SOiAOTWt.J*. — Johnny Hopp Slated Hialeah Will Have Many Thoroughbreds For, F irst Sock Job MIAMI, Jan. 12—UP)— A gathering of thoroughbreds un­ matched In American racing hletory will be itabled at Hialeah Perk for a 44-day meeting open­ ing Wednesday. Brilliant racen are In proapect with el moat every name home In the land available for the 11 big atakea beginning with the 15,000 Inaugural Handicap open­ ing day. Cancellation of tha Californio program n n Hialeah a lion’s ■har( of tha talant for th* flrat ■eason a major track oyer hat operated without competition from a plant offtring compar­ able puraea. , ST. I.OUIS, J an. l2 .-t# h — And who la to take the place of Johnny Mlse on tho Cardinal flrat haie sack! "Well, air," saya Reneral Manager Branch Rickey, "thire'e another Johnnie - on * the -spot, Johnny Hnpp, a southpaw, who may do. Or we have Ray Han­ dera, up from Columbus of tha American Association. "I like llopp very much. In my opinion he can play a cred­ itable r*me a t first base on sny major league club. I al*o like Sanders — he can run and he can hit. “ I feel eonfldent that these two hoys will taka care of the . Alaska'# two national forests, first base situation for tha Car­ tha Tengaa# and th» Cbugaeh, dinals In 1942.“ Mlse was traded to tho New York Qlanta . foe pitcher Dill Lohrman, catcher Ken O'Dea and some ciih. LEGAL NOTICES Ricker *ay» tha big Mlie area "somewhat of a di«fnpnlntment" anM.MMwt.nuns- m u rrm a to him last season but ha ca­ Th e A anual » l..l|n « of Ik e e te c k h o ld e ra e f th e O m m m L-y- ptained that Johnnla had fatB r e .a C o m p a n y w i l l b e h e ld a t tenad hlmielf by f|va axtra t h e , o f f ic e o f H ie C n m e s e y , Oe- pounds whila ha waa recuperat­ e e e b , U e m ln o fe O u n i y ,- F lo rid a , o n M a n n a r. J a n u a r y i n n . I» 4 S a t I * ing from an injury In Mav and he carried It the rest of Um * ( B lg a e d ) irlodlc functional dia­ ls to maka >ou ralaf net do aa thourands and tab# CARDUIT used I ways. First: rallies periodic dlsI • days before “tha folow dlrectloni. SecId In building energy, through batter ippe. taed flow of gastric h should help digvsIt bv dlrectloni aa a .e T c n n i r n i>«» n « i i * r m fft>T T H S I P M H elen , l l u l l p r I S * l o l l r T O M A T O K A e l — 44 I J , ( T I 17.1# lo l l . e e L u a e li.s o - IJ .S e |e I J , T r ie | | ee I V A T K f l CH KM lt D » s U un l i e k * llle It a f l - 4 Ire n e D i r M ia m i C a llin g 4 M adia liu ia n o B o b M a e ra 7 Mun V a lle y V a r n l.h 4 M u n i. lllu e Siith Race— Futurity r Ferine# 1 Joyful Morn amp Ugh! 1 Miriam Mimra land U* - 7 l-adr lllihnr leer Call 1 nip Th. War Seventh Race—4-18 Milo rear's Rangerl Rtarrr Klaa on Orlando 4 Kanaat Itanear any 7 Natural llnll avlal Duka a U til. nip Rlgkth Race— Futurity lay'* liaaaa 1 Ijilt a . Jim aA Trader ( Mmakey liar rhRe gephyr 7 Pallaman Has Mlllen 4 Imcky Vlnkr Ninth Ka«p—Futurity larnk Her 4 I.ucky Taker ocbr Mark 1 Ifateky Tam Tie 7 Munflownr Thnf tflenr Amtrnwl Court Quia Truth Rum —4-18 Mile lee >.or*tn 1 Dusty Daunt eat Bland 4 Deal Cut. Maid Idsked Had 7 llnll. Ilarp.r We X 1 Drnth.r aklp EUvtath Race—5*1 • Mile lUalalnla Kaeel fa Willard 1 I'l.nainl Uua •sky. at. 1 Bllm flrlmsa leer Matron 7 noil Vast W l Farr 4 Lumbar Jack COME IN AND UKT YOUK 1942 CALEN DAR II.D . H a ld e m a n U e c r s la r y x ir r t m * It was while th# huge Infielder wea out of play In May that llopp took over at first baaa rml did such a rredltabla Job •hat n permanent plaea had. to t«e mad# for him In the out­ field. Kolieo |a hefehr given that I am massed la Ike fare ba.tn.ee at Sanford. Fla. undar the fie. Illleut name Florida Leaf an d Pvrii Co. and that t latead to re#lalev said nama pursuant to Eighteen destroyers, and ' 13 •5*. terms of Ike -FlctUlaaa Nama submarine* were launched by tb* (Cbapi.r t i l l s Laws ef Nftvy during 1941. , Florida) with me Clerk of tha F,rri 1 .' •» aemln-He Couaty, Florida. r a. niTMm.ny and „ TV.c. JIUMJILBT. —ADV. -A D V . la8siHed Advertisements tT A T p i p n u n i r r e K e e l e ra Hu l u h l V a rI I . I I lo I7 .e e H o ie a t l . e e o f ar aooCir end heel raw, tender, tonamed bronchial mUCaui mem­ brane*. Tell your dru*TUt to Pail FOB ft bottle of CreomuUion with th# f a * iicrjinnding you must like the way U quickly allay* the cough or yju are tn'invc your money beck. • CREO M ULSIO N forCogghi.Ottif Coldi, IroudtW# sumption of all gradea of avia­ tion fuela only threa year* ago, and plana to trlpla even thl* huge capacity within the neat 12 to IB montha are moviag rapidly ahead. Cenatruetlnn al­ ready ha* atarted or contraefi hava been let fo r 25 new planta, with the highest priority rmtlnga, and doaena of other planu are being blue - printed, the American Petroleum Initl- H A N A & V i S e I J , Ilu n 41.74 t » I » . M U N IO N * f e l l o w 40 I J , H e rk t i l e In 47 I t w h i l e l i . e e a p a a fe h t u te r e p o r t * . t i , 7 l lo M . i e ____ c o n n M helled W h ile C W T Riga. Preaent capacity to manufae. . . . ure 10 0 -octant motor fuel la about 2,100,000 gellona a day. Only a few weeka ago the cap­ acity waa 1,800,000 gellona a day, but the decision nf govR t ’ T A l l A n A g 4# I-b H a rk 4 l . l t rmment purthatere to allow the une of 4 ee rather than .1 re Ja ck Kram er Cops of tetraethyl lead In 100-octane not only Inerstued efficien­ Dixie Tennis Crowns fuel cy but alto lumped the capacity more than 15 uer cent 12—(Ah— J* TAMPA. Jan. .. - c k. These eapaeltlee are In addi­ Kramer, 20 year old California tion to the continuing manufac­ youth who recently returned ture of large quantities o f from a tennis tour of I^ tln allghtly • lower-grade aviation America In th# new Dial* motor fuela of 85 and 91 oc­ •Ingle* and double champion.',. tant rating. Until three yeera Playing In top form y#etertay ego three grades made uo vir­ afternoon at tho Divli Islands tually tha entire aupply nf avia­ courts her# Kramer handed tion fual. Tha super 104-octane Wayn# Sabin, th# tnp-aeeded fuel waa atlll In the laboratory player, a crushing defeat In th* seven year* ago, and *Y*n mod•Ingles finals. 6-0, 8-0, 8-3 and crate-scalo commercial produc­ then paired with Francisco tion did not begin until three Scffurm* bounding Bouth Amort* year* ago. can, to ’win the double* crown In that year 1038, the total from Sabin ami Gardnar Mulloy, consumption of all grade* of 6-3. 14-12, ____ ..8-4.. aviation f u a l In the United Paulina Bets. Rolllni coll* States, •hy government, airline*, student, waa extended by IXoi and nrlvata flier#, amounted Hart. Miami,-In th# wotaei to only 100 000,000 gallom. or about 275.000' gallon* a day. In three year* the petroleum In­ dustry baa built new nlants eaneble nf making 2,100.000 galkina o f 100-octane fuel alena every day. and la straining to add enough more In th# next 12 month* ao that by. January 1. 194*. capacity will be dose to 8,000.000 gallon* a day. Government plana changed •« rapidly and unforeseen new 1174 ta 11.14 P O T A T O K a M e la C W T R a t e | 7 » • la I I «# # E K D T e r llf lie d 111 lee C W T 41.ee— t i . i a . P IN E A I’ P L F J I C r l Cuban 4 7 .7 * — | That Hang On ramubdan reliem promptly be­ during 1041 that th# 100-ocUn* capacity which looked ample, with normal expansion, early In the year, waa found by the end of tha tumpier U ba . defi­ cient for the projected future consumption. It |a believed that no actual shortages lure yot appeared In the aupply of this vital fuel. However, estimate* ef the 1042 and 1043 requirements for the United State* and friendly powers are being re­ viled upward! io rapidly and io draitleully that break - neck conatructlon of huge additional caoaeity la necessary to avoid future deficiencies. Various expediences to Inereana . production without new plants, auch aa the Increase In the proportion of tetraethyl lead, are being need. An encour­ aging sign of the rr«ovircfuineaa of American rrflniry re­ search worker# was the recent announcement of a highly-effi­ cient new process whkh will tremendously Increase the effi­ ciency and nroduetion of 100-oetana fu el Th# process wai Im­ mediately released b* the In­ venting oil company for uao by all refiner*, but itu effect can­ not be fait ’Immedlately because new plaata.must be built- SUIT DISCUSSED NEW YORK. Jan. 1 2 -fA V Nilea Trammell, president of the National" Broadcasting Company, declared Sunday that the $10,275,000 suit filed agalnat NIK! by the Mutual Broadcasting 8ystem, eras the culmination of a aeriea of attacka which he uld MBS had instigated aineo N. B. C. refuted to eell to it impor­ tant parta of the Dluo Network. When a .Navy doctor in com­ missioned h« la given Intensive training in tropical lUacnira, ami problems of submarine ami avia­ tion activities. 1941 ami reveil that Nevada was the only one of the forty-eight ■tatc* which won left untouched by the recent Infantile Paraly*la epidemics. Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OP ANGEL’S EAT SHACK * Sanford Avenue J m l Off Of fJenevu Avenue THRILL Infantile Paralysis Cases A\ re * Numerous ‘ NEW YORK. Jan. 12, - ( S p e c ­ ial)—For • second time In a aueMiilon of three heavy rp Identic years the number ' o f reported Infantile Paralyila’ eaeee In tha United State* hsa tapped the t«r sa » is.S i!h a !,S!W,« vke, were released today through tha offtot of Kelth Morg*i'.,Na­ tional Chairman of the Committee far tho Celebration o f theJPtaaldeat’a Blrthdav. for tfte Nhtlciml Foundation for Infontilo Paralysis, which committee conduct# tho an­ nual “Fight Infantllo Poralyata’* oJ Picking Winners TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE N IN TH RACE - F u tu rity |««VHOUNOCU»| ^fllinf^UcIoaed « toUl of cases far tho fifty-two weeka of Check the Figures You will find a bwn through f i l l v f i H r our Personal Loan Department to be the very best way ta finance yoer Inatall- g " a n t buytng. J The Sanford Atlantic National Bank On R o u t* 17 (S u a fo rd H lg h w iy ) a t I-ongwood about 8 ml lea N o rth o f O rlando TU R N A T R E D ARROW Maw WMmI AlOTnVMOimm«4iaUI' unfurn. home, M JO per, week/ 312 K. gth BL Ob paved road, in * Cvaaadala Pi n ^ NI®N*D G ang* A p t 111 »T - Ray Hawaii. RING—Lady's bcau- MODERN furnished apartment BtT- Lari* fin# qualWt diamond. QuIeU Aluo 7 worn unfarauhi boos* — 200 Magnolia Ai Pbmra 190, S p ^ r T s o t^ NICELY FURH. 5-reem haute Celery Ave. By PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KETT • tu b / fiA ^ .cm stN r.^ T H o g fiH r THWQOnu/ DfZlW hkt2. nro LKS ARMS/ ITWNIC ( i t fldTTTC. TO H ta ABOUND 6 0 ----- . US CAW %SS 3 0 * 3 OH ’f iliH.lllf \ 110.00 month. mm �o P 5p s*: ;* r '» •-•iir'VV \/ .. _ 4 • fi' A ** _ # H r i v Ai m l a ’*T*Mr j J f c i i fre W t; N & f ^ . t. . /., , A V« apore Diapatfches 3ay A n-*r p i_ _ _ nonncement To Be tO llg r e S S r M S Expected T e l l i n g : 9400,000,000 Turn Of B attle Anglo-American ^ A id ls j lnroute Counter-Attack ' May ■ v Be In Offing: By Allied Soldiers H r * «m h» i »4 r w o Cheering ni*wa haaaprend that AhrIo -SAnrsrkan rein­ forcement* arc cnroute to the new Far Gaat battle gone. British dlapatchea aaid an important announce­ ment could bo expected at any moment “which may change the Malayan situa­ tion considerably In Brit­ ain's favor." A powerful Allied counter-offensive appeared I ! ; In 1908 the offing. (, tjS Fanford Is The Only Central * (Ttirltln City Affording Kail, nifkwaH And Water Transportation ^ :4 ,1. ••> in The British 'dug in on Um new Malayan defense line hinged near Serembanv M mtlea south, east of Kuala Lutnpor. The B. A. T. WM hose throughout the day heading off Japanese raldera winging to* ward Singapore. European and •Asiatic residents began ieaelng Koala l-umpur. several weeks ago. Refugee arriving yeeterdiy In Singapore said the Japanese would find tittle of use to them except empty buildings, so thorhtty ■area the scorchei| earth rrted out. fighter planae were la r Stamper* In relay* ■iErLf’uM 1 *•" u Um Meftud preetaa by the British cemmuniqu*. 'apparently rtfetghad however, •the west MUt at a point „ Jy north of Seremban northeart to the rieinity Of KBanian, on the opposite •J«0 mile* from Singapore. Thos, more than two-thirds of the nonInsula had fallen to Um Invaders, who new hare en­ tered another alate, Negri hllan, which la bordered en < the sooth by Johor*, the last be­ fere Um narrow catiskway-epannad strait which separate* Um m m Singa­ pore — SANFORI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JANUARY M. 1942. Pledge Is Made A gainst Nazis For Oppression Nine Axis - Occupied N la t i o n s Partici­ pate \ 8 Russian Army Storms Orel Rubber Program Inr A m — la I- u Workers Named To Catalogue And Secure Gift Books Committees have bean ap­ pointed to solicit each block In town and to eataloguo the gift hooka which are secured In the Victory Booke campaign, Mr*. Jamas Moughton. chairman, re­ ported this morning, adding that many valuahj* hooka hav* been given or promised and that a bog has been placed outside the headquarter,, SIS East Second Street, to receive them. The nation-wide drive Is for the purpose of collecting book* and reading gutter for soldiers, sailors, marine* and to supply library aarricea In camps, porta, stations, <mi i board ships, the Red Cross centers and UBO Sanford Rhriners In _ whlrl„ wind campaign bare raised _ j the centers. A list of the books m o s t Maximum ;^ «*U of 9190 nec. •**»7 ‘" Qualify for an nddl- aaodod follow* i Non-fiction i Applied PsycholUennl gift of a like amount from itoTocco Jemal*. of Jack- ogyi arithmetic! aviation: boa* I English Hi*, nad all of th* returns 4 < tlmpU rrsdetn n e t jret tn, T. Bradford a ad grrd. president of the Sanford ,for OliUratesi .. , , crime . F. B. orngAgm L l y i i f i aaM i Shrin* Chib aanougcad today. *• »>Oe«M a n d finger -A * a NMenaance, th* Shrine printtugt ritebca. geometry and Wag AM, th# committee la bjgonometrv: eakuhia end tabl# ceaiw# of Um drive headed.-by , f lo*urttbma[ (mathematics CharMa. Marriaon, will hnva a ■r». fend *f **09 hi Sa chest a* *»«■*»!. wwm, #* all pledge* are retied, hand? lettering and mechanical Then a major portion of |«*TmwH*»«* WMhi *F*ria (boxing fund .win be given tn the '«»<.. wreoUiagi | novel and oUyRulWd; ejwpter of the Ameri- wrHtegl.neriryi. indKidual ptaw., Local ere um War Aid Quota t lor one*); hhtorv sporta I «00. aviation, h umo r , and western NTMIIKR 112. Columns Of Nippon T anks And Arm ored Units A re Smashed Dutch Reported Slashing At .Japanese Off Coast Of Borneo r r —at (irvemmenta of right Axis-oerupied nation, and the Free French pledged themselves to post-war punishment of occupa­ officers nrul their accom­ Synthetic P r o d u c t tion plices for what Anthony Eden, T o Be Produced British foreign secretary, desss “oppression and bru­ For Military Use cribeil tality" imposed upon Europe. “The Quislings also have lit­ WASHINGTON. Jan- 13—CA*> tle rAsnn to look to the future —A W 03.000.000 government with *nv hope,” Mr. Eden .as. program .for production #f syn­ serted. From Cairo the rapture of thetic rubber — designed to make Um United States indepen­ Saturn and the tightening of dent of the Far East for all Britain’s encirclement of the military and many* civilian rub­ hold-out Axis troops in the ber needs was announced Mon­ llalfays sector was announced today by the British »s Imper day. Jew * Jones, federal loan ad­ ial vanguards more than .100 ministrator, disclosed the plan miles .to the west pressed on following a conference in which the retreating enemy's heels. Waves of crack Ruasian President Roosevelt approved It. Under the plan, Mr. Jones troops, paced by tank and mo. sold, enough synthetic rubber torited infantrv vanguards, ar« will be. coming out of American reported storming Orel as, the factories in IH months -to sup­ Red armv pras«e,| again,! the ply dll military and limited civi­ aagglnw Nasi lines on three main Sceiet fronts. lian deeds." Diaaase, disunity and military Jones told a press conference he anticipated there would bo dlaastev stalked the once ranenough rubber at that time to nuering legions of Adolf Hit­ maka new automobile tires ler today and. barring surprisea, teemed to be hastening the available to the public. The new rubber factories will Hav of Hitlerism's ultimate de­ be designed to produce about feat 400,000 tons of synthetic rubber Hundreds of additional doc­ per year and. Jonaa added. -If tors and nurses were reported It develops that more la needed, by the Berlin correspondent of Um capacity will be provided.'1 a Swiss newspaper to have In addition to these factories, b e e n rushed recently to the the nation will have, official* kv eastern front to eombat a wave plalned, about 1)0,00} tons per of verndn-apread typhus, both year of other synthetic rubber amotfg th# wavarinp troops In from factories already operat­ Russia and behind the lines In ing or under construction, phis conquered countries. i-neturafi rubber from. Booth German troop* wc— reported rle* and Africa and from •ngaged In n "battle ngainst rubber-soaring guayule lice." ’. which grows wild In WaalThe Red armv was reported today to h- threatening to envelon another aeetcr nf the defense line Bryansk erman reel. HOtn d'-b d'-lsion In 0 nf th-*. the*. 118th rmentt *r. ‘ Seeking That $59,000,000,000 Member Associated Press Artillery Ha t i c r i e s Of V. S. Are Said Superior Ah Enemy Outfits Full Hack ftlv issaclqlrd 1‘rrssl hutch honitici * welt* i cpsii toil •l;i«hinir today tit the JapatH^c invasion armatla •»ft tlo* J.ipnn «'M«* cmo|Ucr^<l oLitiil »f i'u» t kan in hutch N’ortli llttnii» hut.1'h hi'Athpiai tn * iit Hat.i Press A sserts nia ni’km wlrtltfnl •t « i*iriiMtii Japan nt Tarnkao. ait t-laiol off ito* City American Defend­ CitvAltnmpy Fr»'tl \Vi1-«»n M nnrtlica-t llonwo c*»n-t. tlrrrtl l tu iivriwliflnimg Ittl.ls ers On I*ast l^ega Ihrir mrular ii»-» ln«i ni«Fh» In upfpirt' !w<i tirilinint' •« f»»t , but t lainu'tl tile' llrfflltlt i ri te*'»k hi I’ M road (irvaHlan nrxl nufliiiF. i>np **f which n "«•< itrilly" t •rt Tb *• Japn ni'rii* also 6launrit Jmt I I —f \l*>—Rair* » *»fll n niinimnm ftnr nf h u t * r r uc hi n r f 'a n a d t rr* f or 00 il.iy* In»i Ii f»tr th » 1hi ir troops r.iptiiTHtl ilu* K i p n r t t .l ir ilit th a t a h rg r or nltfmptol lhffi ,.{ n it*»- kas at i»lrr mu• at Mcinilo. iIVb' i H 'r i iu rtp » the ( '• Irbrs I -•Innil. t*2 q Mitnk hv • mohilr tiiV«. nrnl t i*th«*r *•» w itlintr rin#*. IKO m ilrw off ill# l b intro mnk»* it nocp«hfv f*»r m*r<* of Sr« opi*n a sfmo? N*xi* Scoliri rogril, w I i M a rowing Tlii nin»hall »»r •Uill ni^chmc- rod I all lh- la-«| ir» hours. rrntlv Irt »lix«*«l h\ th#* Stall*, ."ill js**crct a r Imv ' c in Borneo. Sur»iviir«* r-iimalrd 9# 8 #n. \V,.li. r K. George, Georgia. chairman of the Senate to ulit.iin lircntt'K f««r rnrh inn .»UC of th»s ffW ttliptltt'4 tplllll; Im m •rrr li I. KlgMj'Nln* ot tt»iw iki%,. :*< i,t-in»4,t»*«l •n th»* l iptn finance committee. roll* up hi* •nil taekli'n ihr now biuigrt. rhinr. Tho lie tti-rc rrp^rtrtl Tkr the f*ommi««i*oi, will I •• i< 1’n*t«*«l Stit«"*. Mutch nod \n1 hr Urr^iilrnl’* war Innljrrt for f.VJ.OOO.ntlo.mm „f which I•it winkin'* •. a« nearer Ihe Norik |t*-'| fnt n |»« mnl tralinti nic foicc* f.Mint'd o i \mrrirM' r*»a»l t h in 1HJT t»U percent will go to “ meet hallrnifi* *f the Atm power*.** •*^0| rn«t f|ii.*J*» f*»r «it-h niit* TOO n»»h"« iiorthcnwi t•• tin* IMuli lii-rrlofon* rriMirlnl. |*hinr in it-* »|tcific IimrI ioii. opine** mol COO mill'd i»«rlliwpdl •fi»v rirrk II N S.»y«T <*t:»!«*«l to Sin*rni»or«* t * cio*nv** the I i Ill* %•w »*rn t Ir«l P»*ta» oiii«o«r *n air hitth** nod Ido *t |*iMljiy. Vnu'iit an :ttul Filip in o ar* their dttpplv lioc, An»on»? othrr routim* oisill«*r<, , Ih'dpit** tit** fact that t h" I. n I t p r i p a hovo Ihr l*ommi<i»ton npprovrcl th** tv*##*, mi* i-ttdili'tl ao*l »it well tilli rx vrnntintr of two liccno"* to II huhh'o that Puli It pilot •« have “prut i'll il«-fi»»itt-ly su p erior’* win** »n*l ln*f»r. I* *niur»*i |.*»o will trotihh* fimlnu* their way hick til till' .litpUllt'Xt', thp W nr lx* b IIow«mI tn «*'ll wiiu* nn«l Inor to th** m «o*'ict lilies, the hutch I' innimiMi' s it i il today in The risinv and fulling of run- tit 1117 \W<t rhirtoonlh Strrrl, • d thnt “The eveiitiml dcdlr* • Uov lion of tlicdi* mi port- ouidt lit- it’oioiiiii'iiiK tied colum n* o f I nulls blast* nf Ihr roundhn ise •»n*l F itmI l.owman on.I m k* nud o th e r a rwhistle al the depot Tin rsdav Took rrcrivnl n <iniilnr tM*nnil ron«hk*re«L im n pod«ihiht\ In Irui-mv Might at o'clock will lierali •o #•11 win** *»n*l Ih'«t (it Krmtrh the rv n i# of -ticce-vful Japn- ' nuiH 'l n o il* noil in fa n try the atsrt of Snnf..nl'« flr.t ' Avenue and S.-tiiuo.l Ihnih'Vn nl. iird** «i|M'rnlioiid 1hud ........ " d u it t i'm ! and Iilarkmil, wh'rh will lost for half i Of flvo local hold Nuhoiittr«l, The high rontnittttd r« po> tod •Ii«ih i -i'. i" 111 iiii- 21 ho ur hatnn hour. A. II. Peterson, eirru- |Iho Seminole Tin* .Shop wni thnt the ftiilii"* nil ■••* w.-rp "*« it ih<>f tin' I'hdipiniu' campaign. tivc si-cretary of the Seminole iwanlnl the routiact to «upnlv 1rrpetlcully lokmir pmt in tlo* F.h'Vi'ti hi'*idi' hiiltrrirs were tin* uni tuln"* for I fiyjit Afraiiidt th«* in v n lir-’* li I’reparatinn* have been made County Ihrfrnsc Council, stated right in • ilimi'd in Ihi' runtinuous ■nu­ by the Elk*' War Commission today. The blackout whistle Will n««* hv Citv uuloioohilcd, in or i mentioned only the Ao-ltalian* ll»v thiil. r«'|M»rtri from O fM fll tn take care of Elk* children sir In lie rxtillgui'hnl ul the rorilmcc with certificated ; hut it wii' known thnt Aiiict • tn IhMiglori MacArlhur said. Jip * evnruateil from danger tones, Inst five minutes ami all lights tv th« County Allo«*nlfiin lloonl. fold'd in Ihid area were not idle mu '«• hnltcri(*«> have hern forffd Mr. Fiver win liidtructwl to «»bscrnnlin- ton notice rrceive.l first sound, it wa« staled. I., fall hack. today bv J co Butner. rsalted At H'.ihl P. M., three ' sliorl tain hitld on 1.000 fc«*l of two I'.ul th** T“kyr prrAn aiMH* rulrr of the Sanford I and one long blast of the •ndl one-half inch fin* him*, of c I the U|i8iHM' had wnn a^fV* from Jame* R. Nicholson, cl nddatlea V II la: blown i,« » I nnon tin* rrcommrtulatioii lr«»l nf ihi* galrwiiy* U> tH > ft* " mtUT n f the 'CommissTolt. alert signal for air ruio wkV- Kir<» fh lcf Mirk ('IrwHarvl. * tan p«*nm-tiln nm l elaitiM children arc to be plarrd in the den* anil other field personnel, Amur Mali Filipino forcrA I F * Moaalsk area 60 mile* Elk* National ll»inr si Bedford, Mr. Peterson annidfhcnl, and WASHINGTON. J*»n. |d Ml ••liking a Iririt ileri|M*rn(i» #land. *scth*net -o f . Lvudlnnvo wMrh Va. sdilril this whistle does not, in llriir. G#n. I.rwid II. Iler-hev, Ilc;i vv nltnckri near Mount Na» At n meeting last week in anv w'tiy, roncern the public. At th* Soviet yesterday declarrd Selective Service diieetor, »le i Mi mnl alnng tin* cuarit nrtr New York, Icadrr* nf the Elks iWbkMlC'.rii r 1 0 HO P. M-, Ibe whistle will rlnnd yesterday. '’It'll In- a l««n- Manila an* daiim'il by th** JapLatest dlanatche* hro«dc«st set up plan* tn raise fund* for I'.lin* rontinnualy. Indicating that time* before nuiriied men nllli bv the Moscow radio **id the war activities. Voluntary con­ the lilnrkotit is over. | WASHINGTON. Jan. |:l ~/A*) lone ur/ittoie rliihlr* n ndi !»«• aiM'**’ The Japani'st*. hu rleil hark — hrrfhlcnt HnoneVeit created by caIll'll for army duty. regiment lit lb " Mn«aLV a-rn tribution* are expected front the Order* received front the had be-i».ru«H*d to the Russian 600,000 members belonging to executive nrtler Monday night n Tlif (Tinted States, fii'iural with “heavy l»»rim»i*" in Ihe lnl« Third Intrrreptor Command, luil |ilmri«* »f llw all'Mut av«auU the 1,40} lodgers of the order. National W ar luibor Hoard with front from France. *lit V “ lid, would have no “tn the last war.” Mr. Butner which ha* ordered the blackout William II. Davit, chnlrmnn *»f ll*'i Meanwhile, alteration* agaln-t Army of T.ooo.ntki *»r miohipod Siiinl-i\. pMiiri'il fresh troopa InIn Seminole County and eight ihe “heavy ailillery hallleH the ieolaUd Aul* nnrket Mill declared, “more thin $i,<HX>,000 othrr Crntral Florida counties, the Nntionnl hefense Mnlintion (iieli Ikefore «lirli legi-stiaiilw l.i »..t\y in uregre^ri along Ih# tn* lloird. ii*« It a he*»d. defy leg the British In the H*l- wra* raised by the order for itv have instructed local were neetlerl. Defense The now hoard hav 12 mem­ liit* f r o n t . faya-Ralum sector near the war octivitirs from It* own mem­ Council* to inform the public The dmft diii'itm t«d*l I Egyntl-n f r o n t l a - nroceeded bership, anil it is anticipated that telephones should not be bers. four ench representing the tenth iiiitiii.il llit'lcd Slult'4 ('tin that an equal nr larttcr sum public, indtifttry nnd employes. •'mebndleaRv.'* the Rrltlsh sa'd. fereiiee «if. Mnyorri that he h » I used during Ihe half-hour |ierlml. It wild «et up to ndin*t labor “no -vntpalhy’* with “tho-e w\m Anoth— 100 prisoners were tn will he raised derm- the present escept In rase of emergency. A ken. Free Freneh fliers • Inin-.l war Iteennse of the Increased warning nl*n wa* issued that di«piltev nnl avoid strike* mid ‘•re going nruttnd riuyitig that o**i% (heir British comrade* tn Immh- strength In memlter ship. The owner, of all neon light* must lockmits no ti n t there might he the country i< nt wnr the draft nlw gun noeltiona and duoouts. Sanford laalge will do it* part arranre to luive Ihem turned no interruption of n vast flow iMHinh vhiMiiln't «lef«*r nnvMii*' * of wnr tunrh:m*ft nnd eutiipmenl T h # rll-*tarv->l Axis troops in this natnnal program,' Mr. off. If not, a " le i « I •• •line nnd -system i well equipped, from Atnericn'd indu«trinl tdnntx. continued tn »leht n tenumis Butner conclude*!.% tic," Mr. I|er«hey miiil. aperially designate,! group, ) The exerctlve order *akl thnt If necessary, rhildrrn will l»- working under local rear guard action. Defenae l **the national interest demand* removed from Hawaii, Maod.i. P...ih enmmerrlal and amateur Guam. Alaska, Puerto Rico and Council Instruct ions, will lie pro-1 that there ahull In* n<» inleminred to clip prerasary wire* lion of nnv work which foul ribfiiPti t pritwi'M in:rv enter the Canal Zone for the duration turn nut the signs. hitHtniri in the m*rnnil annual Tire Dealers Seek uteri tu the rffeetivi* pnomi of the war, it urns slated. Chef uf Police Roy Williams tom of the wnr.'' '* *nl"r •Ml all* Cnnvcllia Show" at declared today that any display Recapping Material Mmtl Bt'l iiia'al Hnnlrn* which nf violence bv cltlxen* would bi PANAMA CITY. I,in. It Id w*i#vnriiir**«l hv th»» gnnlen cluba penalirnl, and he announced that Fb.riihi huiblrr* nf simill Is,-it, f Mi IuhiIh nml Winter l*ark on»l Tiro dealer* In Sanford met KII.I.RR ESCAPES IR volunteer (Milica will be sti- . |may make vuluabli. citnlilbuti.ui- is mt'cihih'il tu he field Sunday this morning at tha- Armory with executive aecrationetl In Ihe Sanford arrn s* a ATLANTA, Jan. 1.1— (,V>— *•» tha nutiim's war rffurl*. sit.l •i, i tl ""'ii v, Jun. IH and 10. r«na* Council, to precautionary meastirv. “There Futon County authorities were Walter C. Shermun lien- l,ulu\ Fli'wc*» errangmiriiltt will be obtaining lufflciI* no need for violence nf anv Informed Monday that 0. V. Mr. Shrtman (. presblrut of -hewn in the lleceplinn Lslgi' and retraadinr sort," he declared. "This la our Flukrr, convicted Georgia slay- I the Florida Slate rbumlx-r .if m-ar Ihi* renter of the Mead ’• th* needs or first test, amt. I don't think we »r. hail eacaprol from a' Fluritia Cnmtnerre, which I* work inv m "iiideo and must lie entered bo_,ty motoriets, Mr. will have much trouble, thnt is. orisoq camp. He wa* serving u j ehtso rouiM-rulinti with Washing fun. .1;|M p. M. Situnlny. Bronio _ _ reported today. If all rilixr'n* rn-nperate a< they I6yrar sentence at De8oln City. toil niithnlitir* to the Irtling of medal* nnd ribhnna wilt ha A Wttat waa aant to th* Butt would." Kla., for robbery when he «•*• war-Cme contract*. awarded nnd » silver dish will Th* AdmtaUtrator, asklnjr BttU A permit wa* Issued yester­ ■Chef Williams also Issued a railed, county record* showed. “All maimer of sinnll cijtft I*, pri's.'itleil In the prowrr of day to W. L. Clark to tear *re ur<ceutly needed hv Ihe •lie finest flower on display St for volcnlrer workers for teriala. Previously, th* needed down and rebuild a garage In. rail Navy Coa«t Guard and War lie tlio show. the' Aircraft Warning Fervlcc, supplies war* bought -from large rated at 207 French Avenue. hTr Navy trains mobile hos­ partnicnt*,'' Mr. Sherman dewhich I* on 2 ( hour duty. Any Flowers will tie grouped In rufconr producing iplants, but it pital unit* arc staffrd by two flared. - * I 'heir respective classes accord­ t h a t U # largo pUntt Th# second boat trip of the ellixrn who can give two hour* doctors and four hospital corpshi* time each day shoukl retaining their premnt season for 'tourists will lea re of____ in'. In Ihe variety of the camclA gull ran fly barkwanlt ______ ________ men for us* In epUcntlc* *n.l : li t nnd will he iudgrtl from tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock from contact Ch'ef Williams. ' well a* forward*. Tha public wa* advisod la tun* |emergencies, Osteen Bridge. Reservation* may among Hie other htoom* in their put bis to WDRO, Orlando, aa b* mad* by telephoning the TmirQ A lJP rrO 8PMAKB rts*«. In rn«es where names aro Instruction* will com* over this l*t Center. unknown camellia* will bo en­ 1J-4AT station from time to time. Alsu ORANGE. M. J.. Jan. K tered In n /riienit class of "un-I —Tony Galawto, saving leaving their The Lion's Club will have a •ny res'dent* e.-rced' vatietirs. Thera I, IM would Ilka to do my bit." hit." Sun- -poor man’s" luncheon at tha house before the blackout should miry fee. fight Tourist Center Thursday at h* sure that no light are left dey bight offered1* to Champion J* 0 to o ia far nothP.M. Th# proceeds will burning. ire Celebrate “Ohio Weekly Tourist Meeting; > So* Tokyo Claims More Triumuhs City Commission W ill A uthorize New Ordin.mces n f Lights Must Be Pjut Out As Blackout Whistle Sounds Elks Prepare To Remove Children; From War Zone* Men With Children Won’t Be Cntted Now National War I^ihor Hoard I s Organized ( amelliu Show Scheduled For January 18-19 Small Craft Are • Valuable To Nation C City News Briefs / ' li Boston Braves' Training Schedule Includes 10 Games At Sanford Park bo given to tha local Red Cross War Fund. Sanford may not have It* J peeled In the Braves' pnrtv own base ball team this year, but | vhirh will arrive hero Feb. 2R, It ha* the Boston Brave* for n p. ||. Rhildon, assistant mnn i­ THE CALL TO THECOLOKS month, amt from th* Itoaton. cer nf the Mayfs'r lintel, slated Fpring training whetlule re- tndav. Rrtwrrn 60 ami 60 rt------- ■ IS A CALL FOR DOLLARS! today, It appear* that pectml to bt» directly rnnmrti'd Atlantic •Coast Lin* car shop leaseil local fans will soon be seeing with Ihe Braves while the uthvrs employees purchased approxi­ th# top flight teams in action are fans. mately 1600 worth of United here. The schrdulc follows: Staton Defense Bonds, follow, Twrntytwn contest* ar* slat­ laa their receipt of 12,000 la ed. and eight open date* miv ho The Braves' Spring schcilule: salaries, a . F.. Plorry, an filled. Of tha games. 20 will b* Mar. 14. Washington at San­ ploveo. stated today. in Florida and to nt the ford! 16. Philadelphia at Miami Aaothar group af men ran stayedMunicipal Park. Th* open­ Beach: 16, Cleveland nt Sanford; netted with Ihe railroad indus­ local battl* la against Washington 17, Brooklyn at Daytnnn Reach: try. Mr. Picrvv said th* Ban- ing 20, Cleveland at Clearwater; 21. ford Lodge of I)rntherhood of her# on Mar.. 14. The last free St. l-ocl* at Del-nnd; 22. St. ta b* stared har* la against Mil­ Dig deep. Butko hard. Out Railway Garmon of Americ*, waukee on Apr. *• In .between, Louis at Sanford; 21. Brooklyn boys need tha planes, ships, Md has purchased a number of local fins al Davtoni Beach; 26, Newark can aa# Cleveland’s ■uaa which your money vtk bohp hp and down Ipdlans, th* at Bthrlne; 26, Brooklyn at Browns nf SL Louis,’ “dem Sanford: 27. New York at Hans­ to buy. ----- b u rn e r*-U m . famed Brooklyn ford: 26. Washington at (Iriando ta your bonk, coot _<A1 t*nm, the New Yack Giant*, th* da; ID, Cincinnati at Tamna; 30, • WASHINGTON, J( n. 13—C41 Cincinnati at Hsnfurd; Apr. 1, savings and loan —A cryptic War Department Reds of WWa it th. Brooklyn at Sanford; 2 Phila­ irkmo revealed Monday Otaln, . Railroad Men Reveal J5TSSI Purchase Of Bonds Ferns Id • Laughton HMblttl Association It* aaausl moating Thu notay aftornoon at tha Court House. when officer* and the Board of Director* .will be elected for th* corning year, T. W. Lawton announced today. An advanced First AM course w i l l b* organise.! Wednesday afiftiMion at, tha Wokaan'a Club an Oak Aynoe at 3:30 o’clock, with-Mian Irvna Hinton an Inajnwtor. Potanin who hove ta­ ke* th* standard First Aid el- iSj W h " Card aro Brave* will that fir# of still wdortor. Browns tga In Dayorigin destroyed a 7914- Pixy a DaLoad. end othere U. 8. A m f ttananovt In m water*, hat that aU delphia *t Hanford; 4. St. Luit* at Sanfardt S, PL Louie at DaLand; 6, Milwaukee at Sanford; 6, Joraev CHy nt Jaekmnvilto; 11 and U, lad Sox nt Boston. Tell than you want ta fanaa Bond* rrgulorip, now. ‘ ■M 4 •iW pr trft X mmmm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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