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Lee- Hulthliw
The MDior* held th rir f r m !
Student* of, Seminole
High
School
again
have, th"
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buainrn* m rrh ng o f IIw
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opportunity to sign up for «crv ce in the American Junior,
ttrrU
A,
Umc‘
Red Cross. U * t year S. II. S. Imlongcd to the MMclation. ,hry , lrrlr() ,hrit o(„fCll rrwmi • N w »rnl Ili'ltrr I’hr-rfa !* 1
want Hk h ’j m ‘ of
and wc know every student here at our school will ugam m„,h„
molt„
lhl, t mn - whal
T hf f
Fi-fl S* «ff h«l
.Join during thin year's Junior Bed <’roan .Enrollment f«»r |lllK yra, M)„ ufflr, , . „
h» W ARY R A B I’N
ajKifvrrrinK « mrUrnt lur the* be i t
’•Service period. Nov. 1-16.
IJtlW■:
! cheer* lurnrd in fb». far, the r f •
At IH, r>'cular lurwhron m «*t*
This year we have even greater incentive than ever
I’rriM eu t—A rthu . \i ;*.&>!<
i jionrr ha» hern irreatl aM th# Htaf
•f the Student Countil It « u
Vice I'rtm iJcnU -ilnber, I arkcre I i« extending th** Urn* fir on** moreA
to increase our work in the Junior Bed Croa*. The need
e
to u *c the Student OpinB ctrrta ry —Penny “ M ltchnn
[
week
T
hc
contest
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ill
^hd
n*xt
U great, and we have been spurred on by the Inspirational
T iv a tu rer— .Martha ( ir n iv t iiy
i to i V. umn m the "C elery Ke*l"
I
Tueiwlny
morn
ink'
and
ihr
winner
works of the President of the United States in a letter
R r| io rtv r--Jjfia M an'-ri
■lit :<I* k nexxH
J ilc b rmm
ItfHim ilu tllrr —Mra |{ } f in»p I will rrerive Iwn vfilutbl* dr fen m? i, a liiu tre o f infnrrr.*tlan for
concerning the Silver Anniversary of the Organization.
sinttlin M*T*irt(j |«njc«* will Ij-p on®
i
«t
the
■ludenli
rrttlly
w snt s i
Mr. Roosevelt said, in part:
Motto —"UnUed we sta n d ; «li ih fen *m »1um|i f nine on. nml lurn S * tfllftole lliffh
N
r h f i r t in . . .
“As President of the United States and as President *Wrd we mil
, thrae
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Earh eom rniltec ch alrm in r^of tho American Bed Cross, I compliment the American The Annual "tir.r „rt ,,!«> mu'ht! I|rrr * r* thr,s ,,f " r h^ t tur" •r-titil
the following
Will Iw held F rid ay, *n\ Ur ;.t I
»n * rl
Junior Be?K4‘rnsH fpr so amply justifying the faith of H
Com m iUfc
Jra n
tu I* M til the M-hiH.I
KU. ,
oim th«* l« nrla-v
U r iv Vi.iii-ciirtirman, Jim m y lion*
thfise who were'its founders twenty-five years ago. 1 am m niom lav e ur thru ajoniaor. |Ihdl on th* fl'*«r *
i i+- ■ Hilly C ray. utlvl*or-—Mrw.
confident that the future achievements of the organization Mut Jami'ii I'firftn. T h rir p lu ,( Artylhin*r. Auyihinir,
J tr i* son.
Naiire that aeore "
will bo ever increased. The needs of our nation at war|i» “Nobody Home"
Kkiiflnrr nnd W rlfarr Cotnmil*
are great. The American Junior Bed Cross, because it ha*>J ? t^ r,r0" ° * ,"c
l^itin II Hutton
chairm an.
Hitt Vm in the rltHi^
already proved its ability, ran be counted on to ussist. j am,., n ,nry c,„,|Kr
i Martha P age, Hetty Moore, Ad, .‘■
’ork 'rm in the jaw,
“ ii'u r MU* Karle.
greatly toward meeting those needs.”
I t-ucy <:«rt«-r (hi* «if*-> M nrth.i. *Hrntl ’em to the hoapiial,
rr
Athletic
Cbnim iUcc — U r e y
Throughout the United States there arc now more j (,,*_* yr“" * ’r„ r , their ifAuirhtert — jI untl IJnw, Haw, Haw.
iC-liff’ t luil rnuin, Dorothy i*rom lr
Nrll
Cowell.
than 14 ,000,000 members of the Junior Bed Cress, .tllj. %fenny Miich»tn
Mine a *iji|»er. Two n ilpp-tr,
\dviaor- Mr. McKay.
for the. r’«nk Humprr Arthur \i.-traif ,( ThreH tl|l}>ri
ii|ij.*r rum,
««n>.
working for victory. They are making things
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Committee—
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armed forces, clothing the refugee children, warring on |
<|(" um,^r ,h'*
Ml— h' i» »- v .«
Hfock
chiiirrnan, Martha l'n j;t,
waate, collecting books for the men, and dolrig all th* n,„ry' Ciim.n h
'•». i"^i-r 'ir. i„«» s,. IIcKini j ! ' lt Bruch, AdvUor* Mi** Hand.
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Hobby P.r4»u
I'arkiT
St^idl Conimittre—tleleni Hutthings____
we.»«tlok here
at Seminole 1High.
! IIah**
Mm (film an (h i* <u»il *Moore,
'*
Rflfiforil,
S.m
ford,
Huh l!» h ! H«h' ti a.,n rhalrnm ti, Betty
Wo know that every student in our school who it.
KnacH
J.
U h it r h u in , A d v ia o r
M ill
Wrfi' »UI»*
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already a memlter of t,he -Junior Bed Cross will want to , Wr hope* that »\ri>i
* " fuittrd |
Hull)' K»t** iVillnmi
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romr
Aful
lirtvc
an
' -VII InJ
1 ‘ nod Found Com m ittee—
re-enroll, and wc hope all the newcomers among u* will
\»■%* filfiyr The P|t»cr**il« w
* i. I i it,m<| tbr Tmfil « * ’ *tihmill*^l by b n'ti WtorUTud- chairman. Sonny
| Mitilf.d HrfHirlt
Join up. too. The activities of the Junior Bed Cross give lb< a1hie tit I if ltd
b-C.ii n. Jim m y lliyrvry, Advjaor
Ul our opportunities to serve. The Junior Bed Cross i« | In H r r r m l I>u »iiipm
•If'
ilr^ (flubee
•tf ih r Junior Clua* uf tb
•tin
marching on! I*<t’s join!
I ibrary
f nmmittee IVte
D jr 'Jn m l* .
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912
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LYM AN
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G ra m m a r S ch ool
N o te s
Uy wns. I. K. HI'KNC KI!
SCH O O L
lit.A n V *
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IJJl'IS K
tc> *" i' . a p t s
mj f i r m s
o
l s
IStPK.
u u 'i s i :
« ml
r*efen
ih j P c .
i#wtd#At*'
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who.#
lil*
1f (J
U ilte “ u t f l, l*'‘ri Hurt*a. Hi
In the ttw ence of Mr*. Miluee,
(TUdr Cnsinty, M*rht#A»
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Vuu ire nfdrfsil l«» I”* *nd ap*
Glenn Payne la au tn tltu lin f. Uc|
Hoorn »i* Urnght h>- M i*. Ger- pvt.r iu iiiw pwoin IlHl “ f Comla )a«t like one of ua ami we
fflMl !t#trln a«aln«t >ou
| trude l’dirr held
the
»|>e«ist j
u Afilitn f«f Ji* •***<
know he will en jo y teacHny
y
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Hallowe'en
ptogrRm
in
the
*ctu>ul
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of «♦>- *'l<*V »* *l*i>"
The hayiide
that had
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^ d }j audlU>e|um -on Fr.day n f l e m n u n . l t - ' ^ - - ^ *
looked forward I jj ,o V n jj turned
i t i s ;T h r program m anriiunc«l by >ro u n ii t ’^wrt
a* J#a.itf*jrtl
out to he a flop. At tr a il that
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I'uiintv.
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tha way aoma o f the boy* e » - j j knc \yhitner wa» a * lollaw *:
LA dii fre |r« rnnlrfro " III *»•
p rei* It and wo readily a *r re .
.Star h p a n x ld llAnnrr af> I F U j
■(id r-grliiM you trul m W c* u»*
!
Lym an'a debating team chal* faliite-Ktud^Qi
Ilthlv
NMijUur**r*#n j r\ (a flr(iK ih sr o n lf f o l Ihai Ih li
1
lengrd Ponte de Leon H igh'School John H 1 4 J a n ’? Whiliwr
1 ut rr n* tip
A W 14 /%
Tue*day. Kern though (he debate*
limy ItNiittA i4 t ZNmw! Kal I ‘fikr* 0
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<|y ( it|Mli4ll)lll|
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it.n■«ci j re wr**l(* In
were non-dreiilon it wuuld lie C hA r»rtn&; CArraL Jfa.it Xleil !
*k * ifnM ib iJ it l. * nrwa |'*|ar
quite a tatk to decide which tram w ttJu r. E rd slry kliirch. I J U i> t*
,
nI 11»«**1*IWn 1*iMifl.* *
eon.
ii.u n li, ft'Iof *$♦ i
l.uibarw
Kurki'i.
Kr^aLr j
*.j -• l
U*** *.lfl* In || *w=l . f
The debater* taking part » r n
Toil*, i llyvp Anno Adam*, 1* 1*
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Ilj4 It-llixl of Mir
Jo h n Forward
Harh. S U d e y
Hrutnlrt. Jimmiy
uf
r .* r IMS ;•**» iljsi
K lm rr Helm*
l.udv* i , nd Tr*J lln ynei
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I rrdrick llU ltiiu
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Ski. Hw I h n t * l M kViU *
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i* HKH'x.tre r '
IJolly Jtealv
( haiucU rtt Mary Arm' 1.alSua n"., J n w •" a LI. aci
Charlra Slum
Midl .t F rrtlcrick ,
and llu r ltir a ,
f*'.m iu r* Ait*'row>,
- L. lain I la
(killcen Clark
|R K-ker Mi** Ix'onorc Whifldoii
llroadua Sw afford
and
mhj
piann,
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Jackaon acted ax chairm
an,
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" *Xl*Wi• ( ‘'la ra rtfr
!harre*Kl»i«e
Conk j %oTtr|. r u |t
tT .o ai^ ii
A
June North
Jr*n
W *lk rrf( and
Bm) Jrn n V am
im
M n . McEwan
McKwau nt
at
"rt'juTVlS
AtlitV I t w
a c:«
wUltor U
r l.il.
. and
Mr*.
( I 'jtT U K AMK%
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were tim ek eep er!.
A • re c *p tio n [tk - t*:-no
it m i %t %. F l .u ------i l i n * . “t « T
ill,
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wak held
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IIANH
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1 M N A IJ
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F ill
IIA V K YOU NOTICKD
m
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n
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m h u .*
fk tty Uannstt’* adarabl* r« l hair
5^1 let ||« nil do oar be*t t Coder authortlr
H*eilon «.
n
wny.
ribbon?
I'l.dpi* r 13*M
nr Hlorlua.
f I* J*
noli**:• krerrU'
Ju n lla Kolin* nrw blue' *w ratrr? and n>*4»pernte with the ja riilio *
and Studrnt Ccjurwril nnd kien the a: 1%-w** Il»»l on nnd after No vein bar _
Hslty Ann W *ll", p|*U n u ll!
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am]
for
a
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of I h * f jl
water
fcHj.ptair!*
nice
and
clean.
ffir
H irh .n l W illi,’* am) illllir F rt
t r t f i i bet »=afl*r, the fottuwlog de.
l * r ’a glum attitu< l»!
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arrlDr*! *rr« In Krininot* L'nuniy,
Our cu t* new taachcr ’
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L I.I.K S W II.I.IAMH
jL .ib ls . will l— rlABwiI t . lbs ini
mfc* -■( aim* Mob aim* animal*
M a rjo ri® lln u a c ’a n r »
h a ir cut * I
" h* •* a r *'
ih " S - n |..r |.riv ;
m
Pat Slm p ton 'i cut® nrw
a h ilt'rr h.ar.1 a l.n il nil thrmi.-h •ft.I fur br ir,. -if* animal*
*« »•** NW iVrnrr ••!
hw m tfr ?
| hi.|fIn trho.ll ? M oil other rvIih i U Il.wr«-g ir.nlnw
Ut
NIS'd «f Nrtll*.'.
m
M E WON H ER
* have them, why ra n '!
have
T»» n*hlp 31 rkniih. Il*nar J-* A
Who June North h i* a date them in Semi mile II itch* Anmnit |j.( •i, run ^julh it* I he Mil I'tinv'f
I r**’ «»:•* **f the MKI4 **f Merilt.o
i the prl»llrxr« enjoyed by oth**r
with Friday niahL
nahlp 21 Kolitti. IlangIf Hetty and Lib hid n jftKMi |irhool* a re : beini* diifniiaed five I,is■Tt.u*tb*ne<*
j Uijfh School the following n f f n r r il
|U*( In ll»* MK **•*»
l’»'*ck
rhairtitan,
Jim
m
y
Hlg^ney,
time Saturday night ? (we know, m inute! before lunch to ^et to ;
«rr> f l f f t d ;
f *.,l.|
Ion th*nr* N'” lb
i I *i if K Wh f ir hid. AdvUor
M in they didj
the lunchroom »o that th*- senior! 11*, ih«- s**rih boundary *-( ih# » i.
I I'reiliifflU |p4Htri cilliff
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H ite O f T c l c o h o n e
1
Cdfia
t
hlttendcn
lilt
Hi
gbl
*ff-w
afi
lh*nee Ni •HM
If
Hruaihia a re ! wouldn't hare to wait in line, havColleen and
! ^ icr J'rraidcni
Il#tt> M ikbr
along the Hit
r|
Stmlf mi
Hi-curd Com ml tir e — breaking up?
f mg ■tudy hall to go home if the l .acterly
v aSrcrrlary K athryn Aulm
| Thr pchmil chlldrrn Iiava Ikccn
M*r,
in
the
Ka*l
tine
of the MU'*
’
B r Hath 4 t m * t r o a
Wl o P a t'i new heart th ro b ) aimlrnU wnnte«l to but hr m ust] , f the NtVtj *»f Ki t I1*ib 3, T « * ••
j T rrn ju rrr MarJoHc W iiker *nh , hu»y making their ternp
pile Waller Arnlenion-rhalrman, Hilly
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keep off the achmd grounds, nrul ■h 11» II H#»uih, I P m < Ia» r Reporter I n n Sm ith
I f rilw
Wr hav.
•b.nt
JO.mK) t. iv. N'ril Howell, Advluor-Mlt* l*? A B o l d i e r no doubt!
Keep those telephone lines oj>on for the vital messages
What Senior n certain Idonl exrinption* in c-iaininattnpv if he M . ,i .. %••( I Ii ! i Mt.> NF r*,*r n»- • - f
in thia
M» F 1 |uurtil*. » ith rvrry tjnttp ffoni 11rind
of defense! Are you guilty of chatting and waiting valu MA 1*0
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l,
Ibsner
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nation
Cimmittee-Edna
freshman
li
nuta
atanit
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CMltf f n t ihu.t
1 h»* an average of IHI fH-reent for («, «ii ,.f tirsinnifig
iutotflobile*
kmdre
ill
able time on Ihc telephone? Yes? Well—this can be rm»tr mullir,
Sfiikartk
chairman,
Dorothy
STAHnU HT
* the whole te m tsiv t in that *ub*
I N kH-NNHIlf, H l f i H t f
T h f !*-»)'» nri*l ^iri • I f f rlu ha
JuafiH a Rolin is the girl nf the | Jr««
No (ttar?
* *ir?i
avoided by reducing our duiiy telephone cnlls. Also by Th« Junior < In a*
However these pnvilrgrv
Tli ii r •In v
ftftf f ■ * Mimli v l-eroy JCnltfr, Adviaor*
im i retjfr (In r
week
*. xviXu .dial I'* ip’»ti \Y.111et K’l*1* *7
v * i f'akiirto
| a . "rr taken away if the *tiideiiM
refraining from uaing I»ng Distance at ail unless lmi>era pruftent lbs* nrn# in \ j.
hiHill, Os t 22, for it (tumirifBB i
\ ixia tIn*t the officers are elec- f Ambition —Nurse
, <h»i out tin (catisfnett•'j work ref
MiffD •U »•*< Jsf *«bf rre» 1 Ihi- «uhtlve, We can make "those dates for the dances nnd plan* 1
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ito-i the i •kiiimlttee* nrrangt>l i f ^oU«-ge--|St«ta4in.
Ii t*l NJ j»<*event m *tu-lie* and
I ht* |f11!'■
re •I A1$* V.if 1* n reir
Hobby
Dancing
for the movies at school—can't we? Well then—let's try ‘ [ Mirti.
i. ...,
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,turn'll
is
really
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, Hits HRhip 1 ihink ihi* f i t , . ,$
J l l t a * rr.| Ih
wl with rtarnra
F a v o r ite Sub let-1 -S h o rth a n d
H. U> M> »l.
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Old
t*»
make
this
school
year
-r-». l snmplhini; 1<* kbrefit f r<r Itlt'l
!*..>« with
v.f V, •tahls * Jldl II
f nYo n te Pastim e !^>afmg
Amur I whi* i
be*! *«iip ptcr*
1hr* imler rlamamiti uretir thin f it*
lh<?
f l*K
ti * '■
m ** t'l
fhii 1 ih «f fH re*iiitk
F lv ot itr F oo d - Fneii Chicken
K Alton! Aml in
Could you uprll thi-in ro iri-clb
gulden T h - |.h,%lrl
llo_* Hlltt**!
o
\Favorite S u n g - j^eranade in HI in t.-.i. f.ifvt ant |x»
i •.mu. i ho
q f
AlaofhUori, nrrumoilAl*-, chmij Mas jortr
given Mi • J * IMil * gave'
V o c a tio n a l S ch o o l A
Favorite A ctrea a - Hetty (^rable
ijb r r »im
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,in
h
’luht
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ha
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n il
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l , » f d e ll* . ll*
Favorite A ctor— John I’aYne
Mm
Cf.aii» i vnho
B y MARY W YA TT H A T I.IF P ffut-i rolloaal, rummltf-p. fourls,
W H A T 'S C O O K I N G We
r*( ‘ Rlftlr. i! ha* (hr
nail. n'g
luatratm g with fitn l* vegetable* |
Think the Ideal ۥtr 1 Sh o jh
x.-rromaSkin irllcvr* promptly b*kimwlhi;; hyirplnv, kAhkc. ttAvey, U'Ofi tllliff
or. Uit-kl. ’ nxm* Hcoca rlttu u> the «r*l ot th*
oltlr t InfUiwt.
I Hive
nod
hono
istim-d
pMHiurta
Hop'
A M«n t » h»> i’ id ocriirenri*,
fn«riuvi*ur,
m
rklr
pl*>
N « w a tu ile n t* w ho h a v r rn i
•WP’ te*l itFi‘I Ih al t Ktf*jr* of any trmiblr to twlp loaxen ami rapel
Eye* like A rdella YoeinAn*
IlflfUrl l.u iu t
d
V
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ell,
i
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is
M
il*
are
nver,
and
by
errni laden phlr»m. and aid nature
■l t* in ih« onion
relied thl* p**t « w k a rr A Ib n j v»rt t *• n Inr t h, t»hmm pIf I ,. *) n ic aI,
*M
Ih. |- j \ met at the school
Hoorn t mitli Mt ■
-xt Tbu Mutiny wt- *hould know Teeth like June North
HritlAD,
Ikjulfy,
|in moth* and hral raw, tender. In- 1/
t r lie hr C will put on t hr
o wt* dial loam - ot
M arjory Hair like G ertrude Hudson
»n laneh ii.un«. I ii»*«ilay afternoon,
ta von Herbulli. M lldm l W alk er.! jfr*m m rr, aiuI nowilny*
flamed bror.thlai rnucoui memrhapid pruinam Kriib
•» lift X 7, fxtil.»kve,( by a nutrition IC-dge* spent the week-end in Upa like Jun e North
t i n . R. King, Mrs J » * K m rrlrk.
i brane*. Tell your dnisgtrt to xetl you
Nr i t « r * k I'll Ifivr you »omr It it 10 i<
\hlrb thi I* T A i* *pon* ‘ Mlando recuperating from her Figure like Irene Morrison
i v n a i
lu n T ir ifu
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1
a bottle ol Creomuhlon *tth Die unand H aial Saxxcr
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uurationa aikrtl on n Civil Service
SnipluM' P««lm J t
-••ring Tlus , ln«* I* put on by ‘ u m i
and did she have fu n !! S o a r like Ju o n ita Rolin
!
__ , demanding you muxt like the »ay tt
W» are glad Mr*. Dwight Hmilhi KgaminaUon.
I'rnycr toy Ihi iihiih
i ho r .t m t Mtud lig h t ( ontpany l oi* < aldwell, Cene Harrison, and, Complcr^on Tike Hilda Ilrasl
I
nil
I
quickly
allay* the eou«h cr you ar*
IV T ill: * 1111 I IT Mil IIT
r-:
and H arry II»**lry are back after
Mr»
M r ln ljr r h
Ix-rn .ib lx IIiilltm
H all,,,*,i >„
rn Wflroim
Ai?h M u
Wilhoyrt «• teacher. M*tm Odbam, certainly made a Frofile like fo llc n Clark
s »; m ia u ls :
h elac eu l for eavvral day*
|•w
Mftil| thi*
, h |. we#k
...
beeiune of Illness, f j rri4.VA pnj|r -(i
Hands
like
Lola
Walker
tv *II 4M
f nem
laches
signed
for He a d e r "th ri-cw m s"
last
Friday
'
H ilrn McGill ha* a notitlnn (ll hrr
<»r«ri Barf
. Ih . i It girt- are also at night nt the show
Hy the Sense of humor hireBat Simp t
M
with A. P. Connelly ar>'f Sons | Tj ,r Under* igned hat to “ Finch Hell) \uiifi
nil lifM Oft* FI in H STIIIV
aor>
frmltn *
way d»*l you see d erm “complete»iiij i ruin j 1for C o u ih i. C lifit Colds. Brooch ittj
Louli* Nonlgrcn h.x tnove.11
f nr MAIUOIIIK JU N K thl* ija11-j
T h a t's all kids
' il k i <•in:
Ida
k l,.’.t Vicgir.i*
..( Tail* 1 Jy r« l*"*» D n g " Aialrry ll.c h lax*
“
Tazaa,
w h r r r *h®
»n,l
h r r , „ r r i, , ,
M A I U O U I E lx w o rk in g
Mab-.-i
hatu id ay
n ig h t’ ? ?
. Ned
SBAlhaw «*ill Join
l,.i
I.t.klw-.'w
it,
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i
h n x .rf, xliiln rhuirmnn for Ilium
fnoiher
will
l/nilip'i tfather
at the Air Base We are all proud Id In Mm C icrp
Powell wav xex n with Mary Alin
In il.rn v n im 'fil ttf i h .
Mnmx* D ‘*
Capt. Nonirren. We surely will of her [test of luck, M A R JO R IE I {'bar lie Mr! till,
Welc'iel t h . other night
An
S .H x x S . A L U M N I
vIxdn.l Ih r Cii-ucva xrhxnd Mitn other "i-nrn|U.*t" r f Mary A nn'*?
^Cfsttlia youg lamiise
M r. WARHIIU ItN i* working R rai ling * In t i C.
I - I r * mid
.l.kv
and
*1xu
ihr
1-H
I
luh,
in
Alice Tyre has u part-tim e at the Airplane factory in De
Audrey ( i.t
Hiding I nm r ih . oth .r night, I
iRahe)
( HMi«miina tlautfhtcr of
itlon with the Hanford E lectric I*and. She is doing her pari to
Short
|.|u\lett«
llallnwei'Ti _nh,fh xhr IX ,'t r x ll) llll.r .x ti I ■aw ••rr tikn Iit tip tor xhould I Mr A Mr*. VV [V Chapman* who
In
Ihr
rvrmnif
xhr
••nx
m
b
•
ompany.
rr
xay
'd
ig
"
I
Malcolm
Mac
Nell
Prank
win thia war
la n junior at Florida Southern <
lainrxt by Mr, and
Mix W I .trolling
Mr*. aleArthur hat
ptialtion L A T E S T JDK K ON T H E WAR Chamriri
along
with
Shirley
<••>
b i r t with >i flxh illnnar a l thrir Kchnlx They were "juxt walking ('olleprr In lxakeUncf will appek4
iHJt Ml* Gulf Oil ('orporatlun.
With
F ifty Herman Aviators knocked Mother ihtratb> knight
u In W H O 'S WHO IN AMERICAN
h o rr. on Iturk Jatkn.
, . M l*. I - M. Karaln ha* (uxl on the door of heaven. S t. Peter| Jlnirny diet »*m F i ankle Gore
home ftirni the
,hi
U 1 C O L LE G ES
AND
UNJVFUISL
Thnxr In vlli.t In hr wilh Ml** xexmx the 'r a g e ” for Ihr older
returned from O iarlrilxjn
nn<l opened I Hr (|ot*r and said, “ Who1! 1
Hnfpt-i^ La Ju ft* Kates
\!,..irr w rr. Mr*. Oulda W ilam , gltlx to go with Ihe younger boy* T IE S .
Will u* *h* paired a Civil th'
MDs (o n e Hill) C banco
T
he
aludrata
aro
chosen
conMr*. J . C. 1HII*. Mr*. Kdaon Gm*., now. . Dh. b o y ti! . . land W eitE iam ln allon In T ypln*.
The answer was, "FH ty German Mr* Thompsjjn Mildred Lucas
M n J T . Mrlxxin, J r . anil Mr* ley Jackaon ilurlyn'II . . But I'm •irntnuily and im partially a fte r
_ U ek in a frw days, A viator! shot down by the R. A. Mi Cooper Erwin Abell
licked before I've atarted Iherw— qualification* havr been carefully
David S|irrr
a i i r t w orkln- at the F
t
lo
uniaj
d iy ”.. '’You
i ihi will
mu have
tti» r to. Mr».
..
uPartin
.,
, Votliey , ( , , .
lie '* tiultr "n u t*” about Nancy considered rrq u iilte * for memberN»ry Yard.
wait uutahlt" >.al Ht I’c ts r. " u c , “ ' J ' "
1'
'
J " l; u, , r, n
Jo G on ialrl
W'ix I have the** •hip a re ch aracter. »chol*r*hlp,
1.w o b#ard the clif Ini lion i m
III | chack - II I . Ih . rrport fr.ici \.’' r l r , Jil ” 1v.
.
in
extra -curricular
Erexhmen got that I l .v e n d got. leadership
Ola maid? A girl who
Berlin lo d .y .[ T b" " , ‘ hll" 7 ’
j',1* 1
potentlalitv
fod
. . I you don't have to anawer acttelUea and
.
' elm , B rtly Aulin and l .f u c l. B i l l
w Ifl an Ocean of |^i*ve
future
usefulneas
to buslnexs and
In a f»>» ndnub'i 8t I‘c t r t -t u *
th *t one)
. W hit girl I* rin g
1 HM »hc hasn't any Ipouv to tu r n r d un,l xald, ll r r ll n r r p iir t n l
A
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l
e
t
i
c
s
society.
,
ing
“Ju
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One
More
C
h
a
n
c
e
Hflff to.
•>nly
l wo
a v ia to r *
xhot
dow n.
Only a few Junior* are eligible.
IIY LEO IIUTN Kit
Ami I
A in't
K id d in g !'!!
"to
'Ttti Ii art examtde of •pelting T w o o f you m ay m m . In , anCire
Hilly KDming ? ! f . . . I* It only The personnel e o n .l.ts mainly of
N e w s N otew
F
tb a Huainrss Fmglish Clast has xupfHtx. t h . rrx t w ill h a v r to rro
that senior* ami student* in advanced
tIKI.K.N i|l U i r i K l I M A S
. I'narh "W h ltey ” M- '..urax h.i becnujr th ey 're neigh lu r.
isrtiB lilliiii *cord> a.rw misspelled li, th . D E V IL .”
Leroy Hodge
and Paulino
Mc- work.
b*d
legitim ate
xnuaca to
feel Cletand a re *exn to o ften . ( “t
a i l r f s s f ------*___________ - 1 irn
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a
m
l**
Mr*.
GDKN1KK,
Mr*.
blue,
be
r
a
in
,
back
otter
hi*,
op
•FW# congratulate P atty Jln d g *
M CIN TYKK ami M n JIAHH18 room In I.a d liu In tho W ar Ikmd tra tio n to ftfid f l » , of hi* player*I t R U i e r TT T r r T h s v r » * i r y V « k .
from t h , Bookkw pln* C laai. They and Stam p drive, a cllln r I h , moat m li i l n t — thr»,_ lineman and two ■ darlyn couple any way. . . We and Herman Middleton on being
i d o e s a n o ld
H ally loal something when our •elected fo r th e Rollins College
hava bw n kept h am , on amount In four out of five wrrlc*. They backflelder*. ‘
,
T «rM lll* Buck Hal* moved away. Glee Club.
aold fADMil of which $150 wa>
o f llln a n In th air famUlw.
Jim m y Itldto droppctl out with , . and b e fo r , [ had “ my ch ance"
The bookkreflna tlaa* la h ,- In bond* ami tho rem aining $00.40
k a o w l a g t M a f f i p 7 ■Innlnr th , J Bp*nc»r P rattle* In alamp*. That I* an average »f o broken hand re c iv c d in the a t him l o o lH . , la A ngela
receiving
Irttn *
$16.00 p .r itu d rn l.
Her
room, Daytona Beach y*m e. l ie ha* * M elich .t ill
S e t" thi* VM k.
yowl chance to play h i* rt;h t from that darlyn M artn,TTT Ann
f
o.UOS pound* of
M K LV A I.EE THOMPSON ap*nl alxo, collected
Stine.
Gordon
Fredrick,
Je a n
l>o.ltlon
a
ta
ln
.
ptebi fi
th , wacktml at h .r ham* In llla h *cr*p metal tlurmy t h . twn wrcWx
lielveu, E lisa
T h l* xeaaon llrrb e rt Moreland W hlgram , Jo h n
B Y D O R IS DUNN
h'prlna*. MOLLY W ILKINSON of Ih . rnntr*(
atao broke hi* hand In I h , Drland beth F ile, and Paul Hickson w a r,
fn ou r school 1 think tha home
• *n l ham , to l*ata(ka fo r th»
/nrnr. 11, h a t only a light chance ilrandcil In O cala la st weak-and work Is loo hoary- E ach teacher
T he Art Club I* m aking plan*
v w k n v l.
when Jo h n ’s c a r broke down
<>f playing a ta ln thia M ason.
give* a large “ home assignm ent
We a r* |la<! to ate Mr*. M Jlr for It* annual puppet .hn u. nrxl Uutner, n g h t end. had to drop I bear th at torn* o f Ih , t lm , was and seem s
to think' th a t yoo
March
D RED W A LK ER bark a t h .r
foothall to take ca r* of a n*w> ■pent In looking a t engagem ent should g et your homework 1for
rtn g i at Duval Itw tU ry
ito r *
ty p ew rit.r after a .hort llln .**
paper
We wjxh to welcome to 8 . II
w ill really the su b ject she leaches whether
studrnt* who commute by train
Buck Hale, quarterback, will not their*. , . Jim m y Aiken wl
gig I-aba
xt when
'
a
certain
Lake you g e t your oth er homework a I
to Vocational every day from 8 . two new fin d .id * from M iami, ■liny anym ot* of M l beautiful be gUd
School not. I really think the teacher*
lack, Mary a t * Mr*. T R U E ,, Mr*. Hetty Mrllaynold*, tenth grade, p a.aea; h , it t o l n t back to Pan Mary G irl g e ts Ip. High Bel
and
J r a n .lt o
tu th u ff,
ninth
year, . . Do you
y o u know
___... ____
tth at should be a iltU a more consider*!#
B A K E R and M n . MALL.
am a City. Ralph W olfer rrcelveil next year.
tra d e .
Al Rxbum h as a data w ith JAnn o f tha pupils and rsm em ber th a t
internal Injuries In t h . Deland W lfg jn j thda
Thursday nig
n ig h tt'l i t tha pupil h as homework In tU « «
l* Thursday’
ta m o *o h , waxn't able to ahow ..............
e W
r n s Daniel*
, . w h.........a
o hag
Waarren
D aniel* de
d^- other classos. J think a schedule
hi* s tu ff againat tha O re l* Wild cided o n ?T T . , Whoever th e tsy could be worked r o t so th a t tb a
c a t*. Ha will com * out ag ^ n
students would hare only -ca t or
n eat week.
tw « home assignm ents each might.
G re s Sin g letary la showing up
F o r exam ple: a ll scieoca horaaa * a hand changing guard, Andy
eould^ com * one nigh t, all
H asty has been changed from
c m U r to rig h t end. H , la rary
g ood , a t atopping end run* and
fa st o f a ll 0 . 0 , L a n d rru w ill b ,
sh lfu d to backfiald.
b
h n r misunderstand
A. o. .tm Aaa^SnSnfl
between t b s teach er and
*
ila week - w o1
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T«,
i
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
& .T " !£ « 6 i r o t i l 0 M
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V O LU M E X X X IV .
S A N F O I ll) ,
F I . O I t l D A . T U E - S I k N ()\ K M I L K I l
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’Henderson Airfield |5®™
*J?f ^“j'Naval Station Commissioned;
* Still Held By U. S. onsea Coast1C. Of Co Honors Rear Admiral
2,.)()0 hnonn rroop9 Sanfordites
1‘raised
Are I r a p p e d In
Ity Admiral F o r
Coastal
Pocket
Assistance in
Near Al Alamein
Ittiilding S l a t o II
Offensive To D rivei
•
n
Japs From Guad- LegI0Il UppOSeS
alcana! Isle Into
Sea Is Underway
W ASH INGTO N.
No.
3.
(AI->— N » *t Se cre.ary Frank
K a n t warned again*! "grow ■
ing Irm op tlm litlr” about the
Solomon lila n d .
kiluatlon,
a M f r lla i that no doubt, thp
J ip iN tw fie ri would rpturn.
ami added there la atlll a b it
ter, lough light.
11) i AiiaM alfri f'r***|
Rc«ler«* rrcurilrtl thU afirrntain a Carman hruadraal
ting
the
B ritish
have
*«1I
hri»'»n in wome 5 0 0 tanka
"thr
in Ihr ( r r a lr a t tank battle
of Ihr wholr African rim palgfi."
Sends Resolution To Jud^e Reprimands 20
Senate On Twelve
Idlers And Tells
Mon t h s’ Training
Them To (Jet Jobi
neii? I i I mu *
( iiiail.ili
an al
r u r iifd
C om m .
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r
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H u gh es
Im p r e s s iv e
llr ie f
P ro g ram
11it 1 unpt i -"lyi
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Motion
if t i f
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(if id ml' - IImtif
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oi b o r.o r o f
H
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N aval
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m u n i q jr to d a y a n n o u n c e d the
c n a ita l fo r c e * o f th e 0 r H t * h
N e d lfe r r a tir a t i l l r e t e a r r u t H
o p e r a tio n * In th e r e a r o f the
e n e m y **
lin e *
in
th e
past
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P r tiil
a
I t.ind vlilt
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S l a t in n
t ill
’"■'•pr >**u
A LEXA N D RIA . E g *p t. Not.
Stepping up lb
new drive P<
A r v a o liilittn d e c la r in g A m r r i
.ra n i e g iu n tip p n M tH m !•> th e a- get v«tfif»J l# ,itiiI t<>.ilerR off thIn the Solomon I.ulnmln, m e nclm e n t passed b y th e S e n a te atreeta of S»i|fot.l l*rn t> ne
the American offensive to In th e S r l r c l i t r S e rv ic e A c t glCH'a vM-ir rmi'iili 1 up for idle
Fuller ( I let
w h ic h w il l re « |u irr th a t d r a f t e e * 1 r.^a and In a ly ig
drive Japan’.t invasion hortles «»f
Mid f n m l I l i )
lh o r 10 y m r,* o f age m u s t , K o v t* V \illm tn <
l.i *t *’V» nii g *
Into the non is apparently I n- tra in e d w it h in i h i * c o u n t r y a t J u d g e h I M
ki d
M u n u i j nl
*
U tfh tly
(
utitlerway in the juiiitlo-clinl[ le a s t 12 m o n th * b e fo re b e in g
(O f A i i K i i i t d
4
Chief Williams
New Amendment 5 teps Up Drive
To Youth Bill To Stop Loafing
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w o r k in g t t, w d a y * » week
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the
i nenty.
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di-^eTvdrrt of those iftmek In the
Sulnmiifi. men
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hucr J*t> invnt.on •rmmtln l» retiie to l . , i r i in
the
Northern
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factory »cclor
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mert’a r t c r r v c with cq u a f rn n l. ■,
that they had I-*-r, f,,,.
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evacuate
Nalchik,
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the Navy Heaet-re for men
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.
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r.fii*
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Fresh Russian
Gains Reported
On Soviet Front
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Navy and Muri i p *
1Jm» wIII
A buUriin fra in
D rpaiim rnt
Adjutant Howard Row ton of P h
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latka wa* read by Commander
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1 w et' 11 t lie e tu li.i 1 1 led
Smith, which stated that velar '
J r *Uit
p»*l w . - l
VI ■
an* of the present war will lw*!
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a n d S u it A 1*1 k l it» h "M D
eligible fur nu nyWrahip in thej
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p a t r h e . *n td
Han* fur the A rm istice Day
Hu ei.rmv I oimd! •'
parade nrni a full day of n-h 1
10/ A iu d a tm Pf»*n
t h i * j'f i**b« it rm -ii t w i •• ii
lira lion were discussed,
t
\ and will
i in the Russian fluid
M»*di ■ir s d ro v e u * ita i n
released m
few days, < ..... |
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11
w e * l M o m )t i - 1 <**•*
marwler Sm ith atatrd
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Aiami-it ^
1 which partly offaat the K«-.l ' " . V * . . ; , , , , |lhr
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S u r g e o n s
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a.Mod Judge M .
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a ir c r a f t
d e s tro y e d W#B no tln ,r [n h* ml^ r them *H h , #r, , , rid time.
invade*!
the
l in e r th e
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invade.1
th e j restriction* arid regulation* m* 1«*, » r*«t 1 am going to <11am»* - * *»
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approval o f t h . USDA W ar B...... . ^ . on,‘, * n''
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fo r Alabam a and th a t farm wn,k j T * " <«■["""• «■>> N"» V *
m will be _ recruited in a r c . 1
o N e ' k IL I.H I) IN W nEC K
where the kupply I* t a r g .it and|
________ t»
where t h e n will b* no Interference;
inU rfri
S A |cK ||a HU0 B , Ta. N»v. 3.
r a lh .r w ith W inter farm work.
(AT— One man waa kilted Inday
**110 tltu atio a In rio rld a i . aeri nnd 110.003 gallon* of g **olln *
o e a ," A nd*non declared. “T h * rv fu el oil became a blaring Inftnto
gtoaol office o f th e U. B . Emplor >l«lblr for 2 0 mile* when • Pen
reported to ItMVI nsylvania fre ig h t hit a rnckillde
2 0 ,0 0 0 w o r k r r * K
“ * ’ of Ih i* town tb l* mornbv M itt to Southern Florida
The victim wo* Identified a .
at once If the vegetable, can* and M arlin B. F rey , firem an. T h*
rttra* crape or* ta be raved
Other crewmen *»*eped unhurt.
throe tracks loaded with ammunb
oil tank tarte
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K
. .Inlmed the orupallnn ..I Nalchik . Pl»mpl tloltitm I lo n -k . .
“f Cb* IS , hn ' “‘‘.C la .t Thumdav and ye.lef.ta> u |,| .how.lown
l.t.r .- i,
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offered to women eapeclally qual |lhv r, rIm tn . ht(J , ; k, n lh ,
t . i n o and AII...I
strength
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Iflel for au rg kal work.
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,n m eltlnr the aonounrement
ro4(| fll)m ()r S -made Grrieral !#<'« mi* «>
1‘ Hfor women .urgeona, L t. Sarvpta m honlkldie, where thr m ilitar) th e o ld e r G e n e ra l G r a n t*
VI U * tl I
W I s a ' 1. t
J proved effective a gain* l ihr
l ie t r In Morida w ith o f f k r . in jh
I la'iw sy atarte.
llciUS'lliMid* * M 11 * fill lb
|man romnu n d er'# Mrirk IV .
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me n a r a i u n tc e r rrocurem
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q
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f o jg h l battles to th
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1
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iw* Langford
m u | iiiiu Bldg
iiiuR.,
u in v sa i ooif yUtla
in poim,
the J
It was believed lin t Itomri"
office,
, roe"- ;|ro
Foulhweat
point.'*
H M. \ -dt v »
portw th at
W raral Important jgovUt communique u ld .
, |would itrlv e at all ro a t, to ...mo Urns n|iif. f
8 mil h Jl M II ..pt G 11 U
rhangea had b a t made by tha|
In thlg area, the communxiur I tain the lorrea enrircle.1 .... i.
t
i
Shun
D*u « h.i
Nl -'
rain n. S
Nary
Bureau of Paieonnrl re-1 added, the G erm an, attacked .u h I c o a .l, rm ulatlng the llu » .a o ...
Hull# Mi) I
Hson. I U m v h J l
genii ng tha recruiting of W A V*: more than 100 tanka, aecomiiar.lcd tie of holding a itro .ig |H.ml
Dean Fled R
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d JiT *"*
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e Hftamen and ,UP' l'hharry
and delay
delay aa general
gene
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a rry and
All.*
B t'lrnin •.f VI ia mi
E ffective
f f e c t iv e o
n N
- . ported
p o rte d by
b y 7<0
0 olanee.
p la n e * .
E
on
S iorr .. II ,, I S O . cc aa nn -:
. |advance aa long a . pooatldr •'
dldatrw
A» the battle o ff
Htalm
gr..! _____ _______.
... tllll , ,
Hida le . .fo r appointment In lh » j
Stalingrad
\Vomen*a Reeenrg w ill bo en lia t-; ended the 70th day of lla alrgr. t e r n ln weal of t'lr Hill of Jr*
ha* no natural defense*
ed >■ Apprentico Seam en in the the Germane launched • driperate
V-B rlaaalfieaUon and the ag«| l 0 7ntM*atUwk ln_an effo rt to rej gain " a t all co ala" th e p o titto n a
they Sad loat In tha p a.t
few
A*.
D un
LONDON'. N**v 3,
day*, but the Boaalana h e ld tfr lr
c * .ll f i n d .
ran Alexander t ...a ll
ground.
I l f ilk * h t»i*bj**rt w a * f l i c u t* *!
At one point, the communique
MONTGOMERY* Ala*. N««% V fo r Irrarh rry ihr llnm r O ff.,.
teid , tha Buaalona drove the Ger
C . F . A n d s rs o n , d ir r e t o r i r a n t m u n m l t«*ila%, * » i.|
ih r
IM
man* out
which Alabama of th# U. 8. Employm* t year nld linitt m b mr r r h u n l m i
mans
out o
o ff *lg
s i i dugout*
d uiou t* In
in which
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n n if
f ’o r t u g a i.
—
-A
fS!H h i. eam nalfit to recruit f*« •England, 1.1*1**
communqlu# aald, a group of fted w o rk m fo
/or’aaaignm
rnt U KluvU m ppli^ l « « * t man agent with
r aa
arm y tc o a t*
penetrated
th* farm s during tha W llltar month* ra^ rrt inform ation remcerntng the
enemy roar
and
attacked
a
t l e il l a k VI a rv* 1. ■ h t l l u t
iK a mnVe
Florida Farms Mat
Gdt Alabama Labor
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v i * pre*lirte*l l»»t nigh t hy Gov Inlrrnl |*enitenll*ry cefuaing to
flpr-viard l» llilla n d In an ad- j regiatrr- fb i the dr*D The
rlrew urging Florid ian* to ronild-1 **l,l he m uldn't rrconcllc a W lirf
e r voting In today1* general elec- ' In <*hrl»tianJly <*lih a “ W ar me*lion a patriotic duty.
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I'.-.lerul agvnc) charge.1 with the
r<-,.H>n>ll.ility of nl-tainlng «uffirient .loctorv, .|entt»t« «nd V*Irrln a rla n ) for the armrd force*.
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labor •ubrommlttee th# .SorlagO
o f doctor* in many Stale* with
large rural arena la feat ap
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When Ed Higgins nnd the Chamber of Commerce
first began working for a. new airport a t Sanford some
two year* ago. there ^rere plenty of people hero who said
nothing would ever come of it aod a few who objected to
the comiuirntjveiy small percentage of the total cost to be
borne by tho City. lo s t July when work actually began
on the Naval Air Station, there weM some who insisted it
would never bo completed until after the war was over.
Hut today as the station near* completion and the com
missioning ceremonies ‘take ' place/ we believe everyone
admits a wonderful Job has been done, and a few who will
see It perhaps for the first time will regard It as a miracle
of transformation. Nover before In the history of this
tpwn has so much been accomplished In so small a period
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H H L K VK H SB r o w TODA Y
, T H E W O RKS O F H E N BOON
.(-R U M B L E IN TO D U B T , B U IL D
W IT H GOD AND YOU B U IL D
R O B E T E R N IT Y : T he glory of
th e Lord shall endure fo ru v tr;
t h e ' J-otd (hall rejo ice in Ills
W orks.—P u l in 1 0 1 :3 1 .
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Wendell.Wlllkle nftcr hia recent,trip arourul the world
Is more convinced than ci'cr that men And shjps and planes
will win tho war, but that American homes must help
secure the peace by giving Children A-world outlook. Writing
In the November Issue of "Parenjg'’ Magazine", Mr. Wntfcii.
says: “We can best justify tho MCrlHoM qf the men who
arc struck down .In this war by .}£« rxcatlon, Uf a world In
T i e Saturday Hlrriu
which those who survive them, gpd-tnelr aona and dnugh(F ro m The S s fa r d iy Review n1
Hers, can live In freedom and ip peace.
L iterature
“Wc cannot: wait until the war la over to,begin work
At noon Ihe Baturday siren*
V screaming are blown.
on that aim,’* he declares. "We mtut build r .world In whlcl
W e* ' ball the
ths tilth
high preiaure
pre**ure well.
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men of all races and creeds and rtKglona and, nations cat
J Wo think ‘'not y e ll"
live in.pence.and harmony, In which the Just frjilta o t enter
They maunder down
prise will find their Just fulfillment, lp which children ms1
i T h ey sob down to a drone,
to th e audible noise o f the street look forward to a constantly better world, free qf hat fee
and we' fortet.
nnd bitterness and narrow Isolationism and of economic
S it" . 1
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E gaht that radio voire the m atter- degradation.''
Mr. Wlllkle adds: "To build such a world tho nations
o f fact
of tho earth need each other's help. It will lie n fiew Ides
a lte ra from the window acres* to ninny Americans that tho United States may In tin
> the cohrt
an d the tale rising alarum term * future need holp from other nations. But wo do need hel|
If our Mens of personal liberty, of justice, of equality, o'
* lo s t an art
With the rumble and hum of the iiiijs*. growth nnd expansion aro to survive.
Wc can keof
•treat Ibe proper rrta rt
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Wounds blood d irt death
The America to ourselves though I doubt If thq America wc keo;
to ourselves would bp free. . . . If we are to have freedom
Wall shrieking on and on:
night some no n eoine aft Wc must share freedom.
r cmoon unit dawn . . .
"Already we owe much to other people who are fight
rU WILLIAM ROHE HENET
ing for freedom. After Dunkirk tho Dgltlsh stopped the
Wo. lha Four I reedoms i!o»*n't Dorman tide while we were slcrwly rousing ourselves from
. Include Ihe
fretiloin ol
your the delusions of peace. Wo had an opportunity to get our
l*lg M x )r’a_new i p ap er,.
Indistries on u war footing, thanks to tho bravo Russian
*■ Wonder why no
one
ever people. And how gn-atly In debt wo are to China for the
* # rationing when they five long years of fighting by which she checked the Jap__ to lim it the ronaump.
,-incse.
liquor?
"American liberty Is a religion. It Is a thing of the
J A Marine i fr*M ■ Indiana j* spirit. H Is an aspiration on the part of pqople for not
credited with having plctml otl alone a free life but n better lifo . . . Now it is our duty U
41 Japs In or|e fight. Evident!)
look, ami to help our children to look, Iwyond tho blood)
there It no bag llnm <>ul there
hnrlrons of the present, toward tho shadows of the fuluri
y The government I* planning to which rise up like majestic promises of what may be ou
yotrlster all Women for e a r work.
Never has there existed such hope for monkln
B u t no doubt fir s t it will quit reward.
supporting men who don't want as exists today. Never have there exlated on the surfac
to work.
of this planet so many human beings who know what free
dom is nnd who are determined that, though it cost thcr
T h e Germans are still fairly
thrlr lives, it shall endure." •
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The French Ships*
.C haplain
M aguire says
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At the Fall of France, some of Its fleet lay In French
lida’t really say, ‘T ra la e the
i harbors. Some of It lay at Dakar and other colonial points
JpM and pat l l:.e arnm ‘Ifliiio'n"
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Hitler long haa wanted to get
E n u i I (arbor. HUM l( »>• n Mnrtbihiuc, for Instance.
e e tty good idea.
his hnnds on (hose ships, but Marshal retain waa able to
And tb« day a fty r former Jm*|
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iShfceQlutds si* still needed for
a cans, say* tho gorertftnent. It
Meins to appear, ton, that subtllute* ire needed for what used
Bicomdlout of runs. - Or*l* Bur.
lay’ bo thryll just fill 'em with
hold him off. Laval hns no moral or patrioUcJnhlbltlon*
Dnrlnn appear* to play the Hitler game. Ultlertfilnka now
he enn get these ships.
It makes a great difference to both side* who hai
them. If Hitler can add them to an active navy, they will
be a great asset. If they can Iw held inactive, aa the?
have been s M * f . their menace to QucJHde I® removed
Extends to the Oflicers
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and Men of the Sanford
Naval “Air S t a t i o n , t6
their wives and families
lady nf the proas m u attached to
In tho p a rti, covering all o f their
I . Si I.oul*. ihe "royal la in lly ” -or la 1 ir tir itie *
M iiri.lirnl In a brand o f huOn tho lecond day, the n il** re
that It a* Amerlran n* turn- marked to L ad ) H alifax: "V ou
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I’ll bet you would know me 1/ I
o*»rd at |jir,l 11*11,1.
Brill**for throe dav*, t hrerty young * n»-f
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ambassador U ,b iin trd M a t,:,
U- f unctur* a dm rn Ir. «rr men
Periodically. the rumor run* ah
over thr p1*ie tbal Ur It It, b
rsvallrd, but • rnopl* nf ,U y i U 1
fore O r l r l m * , h* will rrlcb ra l,
Ura sreond ann ivrriary i<( htaypointmnnt and tb al will bv /
orally good Irn u rr tui tho war
•Ime rrp rcsrn taliv o o f oqo g ita
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A m hiM sd or'' wtf
Lady l l t l i f a a 's c h lr i duti*a *l*ra.
a r y have b » n here ban Ik - ,'
to run all ovsi ATtrrlcr', a n w .
t'xat-'vllling It at ovary lurn, nnd
t claim th ey have done It whh a
rood deal o f graro and no lilt.o
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The rounla luat rtlurnel tn-m
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WASHINGTON
a warm welcome.
THE PENNEY WAY IS THE THRIFTY WAY—
THE THRIFTY WAY IS THE AMERICAN WAV!
Welcome Commander Hughes, Officers and Men o f the
Sanford Naval Air Station!
luctlon renter* Mid the r»p.V>,
a liv e of T h * Aaeoclated T ie * , of
irrat Britain who arrnmiiamrd
ham on th* tour hat a fbu -,1 nf
Ineldodta>that brought thr IIiilh'i
vtulraUnL of rntfiam from l^rj
Iell,ax and hi*' lady.
■pr^iapa t h * Vl*counl'a fnvo.Ho
a * *he on * about th s vn'.oq <f il
ial Is r itta tu r g h who 'w il to Iw
n* o< thr p rln r'n a 1 vu «-l, ..l n
inrhaon. The official ralleil Oil
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rrom panvlng
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u h *d with some a ir * : "W hat limn
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T h a n was also the llm r anolliur
n r m ls i o ftb e party rn lrm * b|Hotal room to find twe w im k ,*-'
tm ihtra, (can in e ta r ogt os ih lr
-trap * and gwetlrtditlnj.- * ' •sn-nr“ Isg th a t was la k ln i plsev op
trad ed th# attention o f on* o f
‘ hfin, who pointed ilosrn to where
Lord and T od y lla lila g wer. en>
taring r. car
Th*
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rrry's reaction to th.rt
'F.ffrn all tho dumri
dlo Iboro'd In s tu-V
>o on tho consul."
One of Florida's odd crops
on Navy IMy said that
Ittd Btatae would novor
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« raising o f "chew ing een e"
rounty will m o rk n to,
a t two ami one-hslf
, ■ They find a ready
tho .South and even la
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cities
where
fbnd o f eg tra d in g tho
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Claude Herndon, COG Maen.Ua
A ve., a t 8 :0 0 P. M.
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The putila of the Huth Gordon
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au rg irsL ilrvining* at fhe lin tn i'
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football hrruce! Call for appointment.
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R jr m m n .
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It.iit<•r i r
Social Calendar
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Shower Is Given For.
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P. M. I. 11:00 P. M.
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Made of 100% Wool
Camel Hair Pile, in
White with Red Wool
Trim and Red Satin
Lining or Beige with
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Full selection of colors and sizes!
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Nov.
3. .-►■!!<
(Sp ecia l)— Jn lerm llf*'iate foot- un
ball should I *
ro n tln u d
t i n t to,
year—but with rm p h sti. on tra in -1 in,
in £ value* rattier than on .jalo ! li? 'e team* wilt l i k e much »U*p<receipts.
Regardless of v/hethf r there
T hat’* how Coarh Tom [,leb or m a itfjiil in the aturn! *a fimthnU
the University uf Florida " F i g h t - 1 eti
, f l n ( C a t e r * " fame hack today a t 1 |u
(he •dvance moaning about . l a d "li
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Of foOttull for the l J I J *ea»on. «,!
"F oo tb all ahnutil-rontlnue on a In,
call l re th at romtltlon* make a- tin
vallablr, and
I believe that
it fir
wilt. Those apart* w riter*
un.l. (hi
. College head* who nr* moaning g r
about lack of football a fte r thl*
year fur the duration are taking .in
athe
II .wrong
u*-vmok attitude, t for
- f footUill
.. . §t . it
la worthwhile and should
r«*n
Untie* I will grant that champion
fhlp team* and
Howl ran-
WELCOiME MEN OF
THE NAVY
Get your Home-Baked Bread, Pie*
Cakes and Bolls at ROBB’S HOME BAK
ERY.
Special party, wedding and shower
cakes our specialty.
ROBB’S HOME BAKERY
101
T '-T By
iTONB WALL J f ;
Fed Drills Are
Says Too Muctj Emphasis
Workouts,
Is Placed On Gate Receipt Light
Passing, Kicking
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Clothes Must Last T^vicc As Long! To Clean
Them Often Is The Answer!
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D R E S S F 5...........6 5 C
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P A N T S ...........
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CLEANED R P R E SSE D
CASH & CAItitY
WE ALSO DELIVER!
ASIC
P p p H lip hy their victory U i t y
Friday night over Beabrrr*#, the 4
C e lery F«*la, |m i c d p <I up with • J
light workiut Monday afternoon, I
ran through their signal*, and de- I
voted inrrip lime to pasting and I oj
place kicking. Coach Ixsjnnrd M<**|
l<U(ns naid Unlay.
h riday evening at
Seminole.
High School, n rnlhrr strong team!
if W
inter Park
grldderi wll
will clash *
Winter
Hark grtiMcr*
with the Fed a.
However, tho Fed* n« Jo n rsf!
look forward tn a gum** with
drr»d and forrbcdlng. Th* taste
« f victory i« in ih rlr mouth, and
with their play* and formation*
clickin g a* they did la»l week, It
ou ght in W n good all a round
combat.
Homo <f the younger mc-mliera
o f the team arc rnruing through
with the to o th tt*
shown In
last week'* game.
Hilly Epps
played the )a»t half at left halfbacK, and took the hall for a.
n u m U r of gain*, and also •bowed1
plenty i f ng g rcssiw spirit*
F ran k Robinson at left guard
* hawed plenty o f defensive goffer
anil did some very nice tackling.
IV l D it*k at (|UAnerluick and Sam
Thurm an at left gtard aliu gavel
a fine account of them .rive*.
It the Fed* ran keep up their
present driving spirit, they m uy1
chalk up win number two tM*
F rid ay night.
Ja c k
Sords
Rats Controlled By
Poisoned Potatoes
below
G A IN E S V IL L E . Nov. 3. (S p * (1*1) — Hwert potato bait* duatnl
r.llh lin e phoiphlte control* w a
ter rat*, rlto rata amt cotton
m t* in truck and car-a field* o f
th« Florida F rcrg la d c* and D a d *1
County, aay * U C. Whltchawd,
illatrlrt aven t with tha F l*h and
V ildllfe S e rv ice.
Field lr * la conducted recently
by II. J . Sp encer. F lih ami Wlldllie Frrv ice
renreaentatlva
In
fialn ctyille, ihowed th at aweel
potatoea diced |o t’ve t il e o f rube
Misar and d u ttn l with tha lin e
,>h»iphilp ami d iitrib u tc j down
Iho row. were very effective In
billing the rate. T he lin e phn.«phlle It cheaper and more ra tily
rbtn inn l lhan toiaon* which luivc
i <- -» u « tl fo r lha put|K>*e.
rutoniunity-wlde control I . n « *
. e * - a i v for the pniuinlna to ho
U fircllrt.
V ' I R t '.
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)e v *f U 12, ISO fe e t.
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IWfrubAK SuiCS *lff
FlRS-f rvute AT A
IN u r iT R Il
LAN EY’S is famous for serving a
clean, wholesome and inexpensive
meal.
PLATE LUNCHES — SANDWICHES
WE FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS
LANEY’S DRUGSTORE
F'ihoI 'I irray, r n m o l over to
ill- \ M | lire*.inn room. " J o e
t r .aid, " f ’ve aoen all of t h e m —
i|w and Mahan and llrtcklev
rod Never* and Nnnur.ki—and
-■ n, o m don't have In take a back
I - ra t to any of them."
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Wide World Feature*
A T I A N f'A, Nov. *„ ’*An »vciugo p:i**cr
. nn r u c l l r n t runrer and protuildv the lient
man nt Intidllng puni* ueNe hail
vt T*eh in 1(1 year* "
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r« n il-looking, lf»U pound kid, a ho I
hIu» it* a* srcfin*! only in Ihik*"*
i* eomething of n
rrven «h»ya '
M* Vf l a r i
H* via* -witched In
*»oinlri in <>i'<n |f ta I *w*« lot hull,
i Ilhark I hi* *ra»«n. a - |**t which
! wIn i r frmhiiifn u-uall^ ah1 prut'
turn mo ft* opjM*rtMnit)J t"
I iht- fCeiTi r v urtd
j
1'inh
l he * put light, a nd he ha*
* f Idmu g i t u eh no re nl vn r wit y
1- i*fi a Arnmtion
II) i m i T O N PATH P.
i |dnV Ibeeauae •if mi
t h * mn*t m l iii*in*tic support
Ih e Mummuli«m m hy T n h‘* i
Wide IVnrtyt Fralurm
,iw arc ihc n>arh** who have
IliorkfieM innrh, Birhhy ! Hwht
« <-fi him Ilia rrrord
I F X IM ST fiN .* Ya S’ov
*1. I'l.w-^if »omi t hing »<f n »rvfn- ^ I tHilhill U
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M i (>. t ]ctn*on »» Coach
In , h» an 11
♦ IV* M.llllf.f wilt II I.C pin |I *I for!
Hum ard,
C |i*in*ou, *aid
uI,au ra m r, L*it »mf *'» ■» way th*v ftuf'k
, 11 ofu •**•!• nod if hr
eni* higr
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11* I rmjldn't ln*ttt that Iwi,
pfi* playing ii at Virginia Mlli
j **u the
lit Jem «■!ff hum** town lr»v Institillr I h i a *u mm
Wuhn” UuirV kicking the Cad«*t*
11Inuti.n. v1mi i nn l<«fe at the re
Midi n
The MM»rt i* a nn* man gang . i* of I hr*i r I »t <|ol *
, •■ r*I S.fUihtmw ( a*UetMir ry ^ ® *|i ,'ffa<r
her* with pulverixing Ju«4 i<krrag*d ■fd 1 yard* a try with
fh * *n l hr spotlight lontetier in t*v- Mmihn. L,J r |nnind fullhark and j» rain sneaked hall
i m v Biiiue Ti’rli hut played Ihla vn plain, carrying th** big load
V
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raaoj
•Kleklnrt
*tiually * ell on o ffe n .r an d# i * •~ly. Temple *aid
H e - one of H\r g ira l hack* l*R«(
| in*t on* of the* thing* he* can do
triple-threat *rld I Oefanalvelv. he’» a lot W lte r than
Mu ha 1
iron demon with f i e .trenrrth of !»»r and h e ', n . nmol a hlocker
—
And
any coach a on Id want
weight man and Ih r npred of •
«r* t h *■ S*ml h 11hI ay,1' *a j « |u mId
how hr run urn that hall/*
Miuply “ d r r u n , y r h i m on e o f -rrtn te r *nrf he farrieii a ph*ntv
V M I AM. Vinrtnin IK - Muha
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t a h le at
tioca,* * V v r
r v e r r.f fiHttl all M W y under that h*d
carricru gore
Try our fountain for ice cream sodas
and drinks of all kinds.
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WELCOME NAVY MEN and OFFICERS
to the
SANFORD NAVAL AIR STATION!
MEISCH nUILDING
TELEPHONE, 103
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Plays “One - Man”
Game This Season
Men and Officers of the Navy
Welcome to Sanford
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J tinmgh IL- 11 -id a n u i ’t Wrt. He'*
a '.tMl linin' r and clublv* —runs
j wu h l.i* fi«*t well apart «n*| i*
i hi*f*I t*» ivii-'Mk down. H« J*rkr>
**«<v f-"m inckliTi Hkt a t i g
j I nek would do. Picture* o f H a t
Not n I him I* uaiop *hnw ong lime
nhi’ii ihirn men hit him and none
<*t ''iiu H*' hiU'TreptiNl n iut»i
* ' I ■!* for TrrJt'a first
*wn .afiiinat Navy.
year old .en lo r from
II,Kk. f a . , Muha ran
21
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ta ilb a c k
rolled u p
at ' of 325 yard.
fo r
Ih r
fir s t
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You’ll find that a Radiantly Beautiful Living Room costs very*
little right now!
an offen.rve mlal
\ tr -ln la
Coach
WELCOME TO YOU AND YOUR
FAM ILIES - MEN O F THE NAVY!
I
Make Our Store Hend(|uarter.s for
Your Acressor^s!
I .t is h
( .i\ e s
P a r ty -G iv e s N o w
A rm y
I* a r tie fi
< O i l - 1U.ANDING Nov, 3 (; ;w-cinl) - i harle, G. Mfer* who
matin New York hrvulllne* durInjr the lu*h 11*25'* when ha apcnl
an av-rrmcr o f f 110/)00 a month
for »»v*n month* for partle*. la i
fliw lliif It no problem a t all to
live nn tha I k ) ri month ha earn*
lo ta m p lll.n iflnti’* Klallon Ifo a -)
pllal where he helpa a rra r.-*
parties an,| p leu .u ra. fa r other*
a . a member of tha flpecial Barv lc . Oe|wrtmrnt.
In fa rt Mv*r* hank* |30 of hi* '
monthly ra liir, with a vlaw S ’
arrinmdatlntf enouah lb buy a
|1im«I .(led l><-n,I a fte r h* ha* h e n >
In the Arpiy a while. J fa has j
been in Ihe service Just two
month*.
Private M yeiV .till h ** acceia
to a la r je fortune but la recant
y ear* ha* simplified hie living,
fad l«a out o f the
llm ellfh t fa
follow hi* profnalon nf interior
ile*lcnln « front hi* Hnrad Island
Itudio 12 mile* north of S araso ta.
F L O R S IIE IM SH O E S
er/ire,u /y
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A “3-Way Appeal” to the Value - Wise
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T bere’a a whale lot of valaa crowded ltd * th is r i a i r l i U y fo o d looking U v ta g
R oom Su ite, made ao well and priced eo low l F u ll agriug cew etractlea h te fu u
uabclierable rew fo rt— line, long wrertag revere Insure lu tin g uattafactiaa ta d
co n tu se d pride of ownership. I f yen t a u t "m ure fur yaur mower"— h e re * tha
who will benefit t m t l ; from th*
»p*iri.
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vWliether you’re on
,
"I don’t f»«l that tha gam* cab
continue on u high!*!: developed
n *cal* a* now, but tn* iport It*
•*lf I* worthy o f • spot on lha
athletic fregram of every ln.lt*
I1
uty or await
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OTHER MILITARY STYLES
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WELCOME MEN OF TH E NAVYI
( AMI* HI A SH IN G . Nov. 3. —
(Sfiorl»lI —(*amri tltamtlny imlucle.| more IVAAC Auxiliarir* into
tha Women'* Army from Oct. I
to |A. than any other military lnMallatlon In *h- F'ourth Pervlce
Command. Malor J o trp h 1. U i o l ,
('• moiaodinrr Officer of the Rerultiny and Inditrllon
Station
l a ta . >ald tmlay - 30 j arrant more
than Fort l l r a e s which wat *aron.) of n-vrn potl* and ramp*
Georgia Tech Has
7-Days Wonder In
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LAUNDRY S E R V IC E
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
firaft Deferment?1
Of Essential Men
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Tax Hooks are open for pn> menl of I!
KL DLicoonf of I ', will lie ullouetl lor
nif Novemlier; .V. for payment in lb
for payment in January; l*V for p.urncol
I a a ii P illh ltv h o u i. gol *lru«l> l>t
iig h in m ’ i ciMiple *»f mght% ago I hr
kitchen chim ney « t * k n iv k n l «>(T
and Ih e roof » rt on fire, ami Thad
found th in g * p re tty l i i r l * ami i t
• it in* for a ■pell.
I ho (ire n m iim n out tlin.a*
ft n n k i to Ih o p ro m p t an.t r lf ii * •
u .trk o f the h»ca! hr« de|iaftrio-« *
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T eaches Game To
S. Service Men
W U i World S p erl* M l U r
By DILLON G RAH AM
NEW YORK, N o t . 3. — SUn
Wide World F eat a res
,N*ymakow*lu .* * chap built *A B IL E N E . T ea .. Nov
3. - , Ionic N r„ York UlanU «p«lftca.
Sllvtr-halred
«9 imIci
Hoppe
it
aid II ntout Stevi. Owen
f ‘ . ■ stak in g a trip com parable with
> h un 't alreaily gotten down to
M y h i ever took a* top man of ,.vniicn i mv. rtliy to aeo 8l»n
j i v , h i* profeulon. T i l * tim e, howlie'* pml-ably
nii way.
i ; f l a t , H'a to do hi* bit In the war
Owen i« a lirm advotete of t i e
V
w o rt.
firUl goal a* r ioolball (coring
l.‘
, A t SS, lloppe I* too old to en- method So ate all the other prol i f t la the armed a erv icr*.. Hut frarfonal roarhre but Rte»e prob
f t . . 11m tM Ve m atter o f the rue* I* ably employ* the kick *o, goal
p
Staking a coa*t to c o i* t tour ol
iiioif than Id. rival*, l i e llgurr*
■*"' arm y camp*, appearing In rx- It i* n u n and Ira* ol a gamble
: hi bit Ion* and lllu ttralln g the finrr at *.!.'* to. m i n (Kilnta tnan to
point* o f the game that ha* been
ton nr pa** in a try loi »!*•
a la very life.
Stymakuwakl turned in a Held
He hope* to touch 12ft of the goal kirklng |«-rformalM» agalnil
Seamen Aortllo Graileno. 20, re
tamp* before ChrlMmai. At abl- i t u i i i n i i tu
other
day
that ported by the N»ty Department a*
- lane ha ennounred he had alreud)
. .pi tpia]i! y him for l i e Giant*.
"mlMlrg la action on Drr. 7," I*
- Tie Ito dmorr t i e r 2
thl< yin.n cater with the longucHoppe, a profv*»lonul *ince hr i n l - * e r r i r * rooteal three firM thown being greeted by hi* mother
In the doorway of their home in I'atW»* II. ha* won ftU national gnala, t o o in the i a m t quarter
Lchamploruhip*
and
played
In Unlea* my memory ti ban yin- il irwn, N. i . The gob’* unripecird
every elate and tour Eiropean have to go hark many a v ia r to return brought Joy to the Greiiino
COUntrie*. In good year* hr nrl- local! a college player kicking
bouiebold.
tad from len to fiflrt-n thou,ami 't h r e e goal* In a aingl* rontc*t.
(C ralrol Prrt*>
.d o lla r * . And he'* not yrl think . The la*t nmi par able feat I rr'
ing nf retiring.
Army-Navy,
mrmhrf
ilia
Army-Navy
J7 Blllanl*. he arg u n . know* no
itanic of IP24 when the cadet nucioc. T h l* I* prom Ih-nago ao long n* f lellow'* rye* center,, Ed Gar bitch, banged four i
around ond that lb.
a re iharp. " I’ll keep right on to b e t t t r r II I h r u p r Ight* to Iwal t h e ;
can „ j n game* nod lit
long aa I ran retain my cNnmj,- , t a i lo r * 1*-*
I j •nectnf a.
f tonihlF,” he »ald.
Prt»rrMiniia] mentor* get the
Lehlg't 1*11*1 In tli«* l«i«r I*
.
When Hoppe Wn» In lloutlon al ii)o»i out ol nn accurate placeof
college football, *« ymi
a bond rally, he wa* talked Into ' turnl m drop kicker but lew cob
ably
nevtr heard nf
fBgarlng 1'hll llarrit, the Imml . Irire roar lira » t r « i IL# foot If* back have
HiymakuwiVt.
Jl«-V
leader and radio alar
|football or liikr full Ail van t a g * of un all-round footh ill playr
k | Imagine the crowd'* *urpri*c I tlif* kirkrri they havr It** all
hi*
exhibition
again*!
Km
When 1’hll beat Willie handily.
n matter of InatmctJon and prm •
( I t w*l onlalned. however, that tire Everyone on Ihp fiiant*' ihowrtl |n addition ito hi*
- Hoppe *>■ nut a pool player and |Minml, for rmniple. trie* kicking point* by field gnuU !*ti»n
.h ad n 't tried II In a long lime Tor hah iloien bett#r booUr •cored one touchdown «ru| l
... -------- ----an ex tra poin t lie itid .ill
Ha alway* concentrated on btl- . •trill nn
S»ur or *o a day and I tram ’* kicking, ra r t of the
'p ractice a half-hour before a * knar and paiR*rereiviug, kind
tiimf Many a «<d1ege game could „ bulwark on drfrntn H** k
be woo i i Ike chiding min lira
v ii h a fir Id goat while the trail j
my ir,i mu fn n jrly trying for a j
I literh#iti*r uiuf mi ftointn
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f if! i h r aa iii* Hat urda f S ■\
N E W YORK, Nnv 3. (Bpmnkon
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hid
hit
Held
fo
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CAMP ri.ANIHNC. Nov
d.
«U1) —Th* U Kgctt A Myrr* tn
Sgi
Mutiaj
hecco Company in announcing rrjuinht Kulyerw. t« n ma or ml I.dpeclal)—Staff
• new n*w*n*r>rr ram^mlgn lor , l**|f(* pnmrt wpfp ilerHert J*y thu Clarke nf Ru*i*lville. Ala n m lrj
Mirhl a light for hi* rlgarrt
Cbwtarfl.ld Clgaittlr* ilatc* It* ihHI iih! Minririola treat
Pvt. J a y t . Hun of tlu m i, *it.
fce|le flhel what amokcr* look for ynn and Matihaltan unwt Hu
u a clgantle I* a mild, gmijling In C*111P lleadq cartel • jm t
n few feet fm m Clarke, bin!
a
Milting imoke. . . nn I nothing
rig a rtt In hi* h*ml
THEREFORE,
The MATHER STORE at SANFORD
WILL GET SEVERAL
CARLOADS sf THE CONTENTS!
The Sanford Store will have increased its jap ent'ntock with merchandinc taken
from the Daytona Store. We don’t have
to store it - - - we can’t afford tc
rent more soace - - - ko - - - we are going to sacrifice this stock of beautiful furni
ture - - - -the larger part of which is irreplaceable for the duration - - - reduced
below ceiling prices!
Clarke motioned In lloai, nvlt
■aling hit rignrel lto*l go) up
with alacrity.
Thev touched rignrel* un,| puf
frd Then it vtn- ili-e,,\ . 1 ti,.,
I|n*t had oaf-led it IK - I*>,
The (XIIV thing aftte ffl
nr*t lour aete the fa-e, i.[
c The prelent t nmpnlgn. IlkeltrM f*<
pNYioj i Chnlnfirld campnigti*, “Tf I’A
IS l>as#d on (he Idea that men and I luRtrati
women imoke dgaTrttej fur t h f e t t r mi
injoymrfit iHy Iff t out Ilf It Thi* It* flfil
JdM I* rarifed out jti the mpy fi o *11
whch «tate« that *’( heiterfteld* i « M>uri
Wl* e t m o k e n m o r e p l r i R lI t r fie
i te Ihelr
ligh*
cnniblnntiari I in roue
i#nd) of tot ill Cob Uiak* n them,1 \fl> f»liT*
I 'In I ke and
SIder
I’ vt
INNERSPRINC,
MATTRESSES
llm t
end betf#r-ta«tlnirM
I t»v « m
Eech advertucinifit m the cur |?l
j
W»’ still hllkt1
a few! — No more
w h •' n tticse art
gone!
24.50
OCCASIONAL
LIVING ROOM
CHAIRS
| HOLLYWOOD
BEDS
Complete
w i t h
It 0 x b o r i n g
and <yes) an innerspring mattress. In
assorted finishes.
TABLES
If it’s
tables you
need — w c
Price* nre npeclnl, lermi
|:i n Buy. nelectlone arc
Urge enaueh to latl.vfi
the moel exacting buy |
era. Time In buy I*—
RIGHT NOW!
Kcuutiful and long
wearing. (Tpholster
ed in a range of col
ors.
BOUDOIR
STREIT
CHAIRS
CHAIRS
Mndc the good old
way, with lots ‘ of
comfortable coil innerspring construc
tion.
grade covers, spring
BEAUTYREST
CHEST DESKS
MATTRESS .
have
them! Coffee, cock
(Used)
Upholstered in high
filled seats.
Large, roomy desk,
plus three drawers
for storage.
Good
f '*
.- for bedroom or den,
tail, lamp, radio and
end tables.
There’* • whole lol of value crowded Into IhU remarkably good looking Living Hoorn
•Salta, made ao wall and priced b o low! I uli spring coaatructlon Insure* unbclkrabkcomfort—fine, long wearing covers Insure lasting satisfaction and continued pride
J f . ownerahlp. If you want umorp for y< ur money**—here’s the answer.
Modem Design, Fine Construction, Low Pricel
A “3-Way Appeal’' to the Value-Wise
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AN INDEPENDENT DULY NKWSI’AI’LK
VOLUME XXXIV .
Established In 1903
•British Army Wins
"Battle
_
S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , W E D N E S D A Y N O V KM U K it t, l!H .'
‘Praise The Lord’—
Six - Hour
In Egypt
Allied Planes Pound
1 Retreating Enemy
•Forces As Fight
Picks
Up Speed
•
- . . -—__
^M em ber
A.vwoclitlrd
< ? r S iU . S. A« rm y And Marines
Face
0
f
b e a ts In B oth ~ T
House, SenatejlNew J a p I h re a t In ^ o lo m o n s
IRepublican Candidate,
} Thomas E. Dewey:
Is Elected N e w,
Y o r k Governor,
Reds Oust Nazis
From Heights On
Black Sea Coast
Allies In New Guinea
A(I valu e As Enemy
Withdraw s F ru m
K eep in g F ire s B e lo w M inim um
Captured
Kokoda
Warns Turkey
C h ief P o in ts Out N e ce ssity
WASHINGTON. N..v I t4h— < j
Republican* carvrtl dceji ir*int to*’ *
day Init Denmrfatir inHjoriUr* in
Both rhamt*r* of CoH|jrv*» »ml on
thr ha i u uf yet incomplvtr rot urn* "V
from Tueotlay'a election had a
a.U tod approilaulely half
inathvmatiral chance to take con
of t«Hj Important la unloadtrol of thr Hnu»r.
Inn tappllro in (Ho hirtwr of
The llem ciaU reniaiiieil in Iho
1 Tebrak. a
United
Stair*
aachllr in the Scnatr, with 15 » i x i (
Army Middle Kaet rowmunl.
athlnl to 4 i hohlover* fur a work*.
In the 72-dajr-old metre of Stalqao aaaoaaced today.
* ing majority of thr !M> mhi * But *
in stall and the western C au ca.J*
__ t „with
„„
_ __ _
rtv n lh J tju i thf|thr Ki publu mi* *n picking up
(Sr AMotiatta r m n
th r Itn Ji ; t b__
« credited „
today
" Britain’s desert i r m i c * tusling the German* from **v- . real author of the famous phra*#. * * l !*•••( right »<•«(•. uiiijuiihal
rial fortified height* northeast of j MPraU t Ihr Ia»nl ami pass th*«i»uf,h aiJmini'tij»Ii'»i «ial»rtiU aa L
fcWcrc reported today to have Taupse, thr Black »Se« naval sta-1 ammunition" u Lieut. Howell •l*rmliaa M Blown of Mich ^aA;
^tyon the first major teat in lion, and with beating, off K ill Foryv (above!. It, of Haihlonfirl l .J ar,*l William H Sm a ih rf* of Nrw,
I N. J
Thr r% football playing j J«*»*«*> ami rvni tlippre! *b.wn m tj
the new campaign for Egypt counterattack*
i \ to ui»»«*at Josh
Germans threw two illvl- ! naval chaplain attarhnl to a 'ih r r Hun
Hon count
counliA
by routing the Axis in a It0The
nil iHit
S r « |l**n|rr
*** - 3 0 ,0 0 0 men and 40 lank* J t r i l M at ('ra il Harlmr usnl Ihr L rr, all
mil \
Mr
wiTi n v*i frit of
flam ing lix -h o u r tnilk§ battlLM into the attack at Stalmgratl and i phrmsr tn rnrmji»k. iT1,-n B* thr\ .
Thr
^and jeopard! linn Field Mar could not even hold the initiative, |i>a>tril .lu ll b> hand lo fight off mot r hi nt* Mi tnifh him-c* I hart
I
CAKIO. Not. 4.—(Al*)—
F tllrrct hr
L'nlled
Hi air*
heavy bomber* dntrortd too
•nllis litrd ■inhil c«a-
,
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tnd
JO H N S
Nr* h tu n JNnr
| i At* I Vn *n
iitriihtf-mml hv nav4 1 iulhuri
Dr* Thit JI HidmiAi uu aHack
i»v
. p It'D*
*4 lull
had I rrn matin" anain-1 -hip
pin if in N r* rmniilUpd ntalial
<* 4l< r* * a* iiu ilr piiltlic lm»-*
1**11*** my « lecrman aiM>rllun
.Hid tin
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w r it
fm 111 t o M , t i tin *
If
1
Lodge Nominated
To Commission In
Primary Election
ntr
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With thr i ount •till
mi-kaidin
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Joe Hendricks (i
Majority Of Votes
i For Representative
i
' I i h u I
4 p .t.I.’ l
D . r t . l i p z ,4 1 1 » t
.11
K-.k
41
. t i l t H'llt
V . i l,
•11 ^ i I k
m , .tf ' h i i l i ' i !
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a||b*
1 i u n i
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ui*i,th nim l
I*t1*
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f 1.
4'll
UiNuH **fi
Oregon c uld count on al lra»l a"t& '
•cats. ci»mp«nvl with »'.* now
j
A Cairo bulUtin >aid the Dritlih
In the IlmMc. thru total ha*t
(^Eighth Army again throat tUrlf It mentioned no ch ang ri In the
Iwttla
line.
Implying
that
tha
'm mm trt! t'» 1^1 fif(f**ri nuuivibiyi
forward tn two B arton along Urn
timg German drlT* had
A nm1 th r obi KritHhltrait total
TS-milr front Monday, and again K werful
en
checked
after
*rYrn
It
taalan
1
jtilll j In
i 4 It IIt1 ! hr II1111*f !41M1
yratarday after dtftatlng Hornretreat* in r week
ra t** t Hhi'i'ivibb i mu i'i Hi III till*
mrll'i tank fore** Monday.
T he German aleaa army waa re
i
tub
The Britlih offrnalv* li now In jrorte
d a tru fg lln f linjkcrately but
1 T hr hi ll! tfiiD b.ul i li-,1 .1 jim
full awing with Allied plane* n vain to reclaim lost potRiont
..si ,i nrl
Hoil-<
iiirnil**
rHint
bn.!
i
EO-pr unding the wlthdnwlng Alla at
Stalingrad
NV%»
reserves
i| off t j
(hire .'f tafurb 1F*ullrtl
fore**.
moved up to the wrarkrtl city and |
.1 .
1 from frapp- ili.'itm rni *»f 1
Climaxing a 10-day drive, pain-___
attacked behind a
curtain nf |
k-i-*
1 ii * a M'sllJl t |*4»!*'»b*l ‘ '
•taking at tin t through the A lta i,,H a l bomling. thr high cum- i
f * in
, 1 hf If «f*
1
> '*T* *
depth defenaem, the Imperial* yea- niaml reported,
ib id l>(
terday burat Into tha open deeert
•'The defender! nf Stalingrad
l
Tb* Ri p.it « «»«“ ’ “ •pi 1u . Iii-iiti
A when It waa lank agalnat tank |rrpulaed all German at lark!,'* the
wi * U* t at * .. f f ft *
M I I ,vlBv
.r . nmto’ Ut
v wlaH*
^ a n d gun agalnat gun, and aweptilate communique laid "In the liniumated i<« The i tty <•inuni* , l'1'DI 04 f *b !p*
V.»h
**'
«
on to El Aqqaqir ridge 17 mile* are* of one factor) Soviet aol slon M 1*1*H|i* 1 ■At* trai l f i»l M . h«irai * hM* m• i •• » 4
weat of Alamein ttatlon, the ort- d im , having rrpul>e<l ai> attack* 4.Vklth
f‘l hi* nr*rr-; i t it ut
v%un .»
i*i Jf
j i jail 11J.'
■» |ij
tanks. |opptnu M F V < - impbrll of 4 | |lilt 41.W* ► I'i »■ 1 H • ffnf Dirt
glnal anchor of the Egyptian t> enemy Infantry
an-l
Una
I went over tn counter attackk anil j vote* Vf r I A*<Iif• rn m
J~ 1 , VI 4111bill 1J11, ill'If D ' *1 ; 4
Una yeiterday
tanka
I
occupied
aeveral
atrong
[Kiliit*
Viitr», Mr
I i riipfoHI .Ml
soil i f ft**t'*l it>i Jinn nhlt Di - 1 - n R.
A pumber of enemy
Marahal
Tlmoahenho’e
relief
!
|
|
uw*
i.1
I
uvilli1
1
H
Kie'il
v..L<-.
’ were knocked out and many prla(MlblifHn i.f"(P*i»irrit 1al Ii" 'll ITT-It 1.111
onera were taken in a new ad army besting toward Stalingrad ! weir ihiTiwn mil * . multiliilr-1
j«l
1- b> a»1 t hm ■ti 1"IS "V VI
front lb* J northweel milted to It.
y ; i , < , , y .................... .
Urn
!
I'luii.l hi’tI John J
vance, a Britlah rommunk]M aald.
L
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>W
‘
will
he
held
nn
I
tec
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h-rk
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J
r
fur ihr Fmpi rr ’nI aI.’
"an d .heavy
Inla tha German flank
which
won
., ,
... - II N Nayer elated today Ed Kovrmaratup, t-munjc n Jo . I f
Of . ftortlfie
j (irm o crailr t«Mirn al AIIzauv
i r iri.H.'J
1 Tbs- Ml’ji lib! loan
tea and ei- ■
' di Abd El lUilUM area near the I and to band claahei
in Group
fit-, ■■in It*<»
i Mir.
tn
Situ ti- a ■i It Iht h | \m i i*HI 1ifi.t i ■ V\ S m li
l a now unnfi|M»««*d, th rll •I■*
coset where Ajjatralian Infantry change* of gunfire.
,41 1 V
’ Ni hr i««krt 1m|i priub r 1 >
il» virtually certain,
here pinned aotne 3S00 Axle tro
| |K rtl aujip*U I n
V4|1ll J * Vrui
op* agklnat the Mediterranean
Y tiling wan light,
will
. »i i hlet1 ill thr Hun-, .ii ■i Siure.K r-fi ri* '
and hurled back their deiperale F o r m e r
R e s i d e n t G39 l |h v*itr» liainir cu*i
|l.rhinil him
Hr b»-i '
over 1,51X1 rpgi*tere«l By n ,
. effort* to break out both to the
jS
\Vh rrr v Hrpublu .*»•
lb -4
rblrnre.
pulling
cea*«-il
«n
■
v
•i atir tn* i>ml>4'fii< 1 * •** f 1
^ caat and west- Abd Al Kahman O f ' C o u n t y
H e l d ly fl W P M at the City II.*
.
J**»
*r
HU,
HI d
Je eight mile* north of El An,
('ouqtV Vutr* fof |*rcntn i* 1
Ih.
Rrj.tlh
dill* n D t nt**< Du
A German DNU broadcaat *at-l O n M u r d e r C h a r g e [rncl Thfvu m Hanford lotab-u
i I *1 1 i * ii
' ai'IINttirihlllR
qaqlr rldj*.
|ballnta, out of route th«n
||H
I j S.iiilh lltikiiia f f . i t f l i r t i •
the Britlah h a te lost one-third
Stating that ha killed hi* « If*-' icginirant*
j I h m ocrat*
thelraa renewed heavy attacka bccauta
O n tim iin g . ,M I.l'ir *lii*li
got fed up with hrr I Kor tepre»ent^*dTe m I "tici *w
9 o f their Lank ilre n g th but nevar- nagging." Frank W. Vfyrre.
O from
Myerx. G
CO.I
'
the Fifth I ortgrr«, i.in.,. Ii * I it# ^M(t)iM m S« pi* lltef f II
todar
I t adm itted a B ritlah of Cryatal, Mich., and farmer rcti trict. Jo e Ifendricka recenrd m , )uitiliri»fift had uoh s» ilu c r f i >
breakthrough on the northern dent of Lake Mary,
anr. la
le being held
held; v„tc of a3},_ wilh
|>laf« a
aector o f tha fr o n t
j
P ? '* * on • ch* rl t '; precinct* complete, TA1.I.A1IARSKE N -* l f
The Germane aald the B ritlah o f etteplelon o f hexing murdered Akeiman. Republican r Afid id At *
had drawn all th e ir mobile form - hi* wife, Ellxabeth. who wa* |H1||r,| 2<X! vote*, 14.1 off Wt i n r Mm Ml it ■ 5 " >i*ai r*I■l t **n ’ t it,*■
tlivi
* t>
fit**
hii lltin.
Ti m I n i
a allona from the
eouttaem
and found dead laat Monday beneath wrrr in Sanfonl. IlrrulrifkVIutil rig uric irtllfig u!• u In* v.
cen tral a e cla r*
into tha north a bride* on U. 8 . Highway 00 rrivis) (l&S villa* In Han fun I
|i|i»n ffir |itfying nil r.u-fiiy
aeelor batUe behind a vanguard In Ih* deaert weat of Newtllea. Cal4 1 Fern Inulc Luunty volrm u
tha* head
head, it
■H -lfirt rtiRil IhiOiU
g i- '
over tn
tl wal
f ,„ „ „ V t l w - fl.M ■
of S00 tanka. Including A m eri A blow over
In
hr* i f * «a H -lilt i f Hit- yi 1 t. f ..
can- made "G eneral G ran t*" and aU ted. w a. the cauaa of her death : „ lu l,OBwl .n.eruim ent
According
to
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t
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"G eneral Sh erm a n *." .
only iimc -fifth uf t k
♦*'.!. ■■
^ * 7 . troeae and Ja c k McCready
The .econd mnm-b
t;
Of
I hi
Germans Throw New
D i v i s i o n s Into
„Stalingrad D r i v e
rtlrrd a y midnight ci>mmunii|ue
s h a l l Erwin Rommel'* cnlire yannounced.
position on the El Alamcin
Tha communique .aid Soviet
front, 80 mile* weal of Alex troop* were locked in tenae defcnaler
fighting aouthcaat
andria.
Nalchik In the central Caucatua.
N 1M IIK H ST.
I'rr-,-.
.it
IJ MI
U my
P l a n s A rm is tic e
D ay C eleb r it ion
A r in >
Inlanlrv men.
\rtiiien men
.March
\\
1
11 R u h e r l
A nd
Jack
.M usical
lM I'aradt K v a n s Receive
A rm v- PromotiaiLs;
1 .
P ro g ram
' .«kliM
|*
Is Bresenled AI
Kiwimis Meeting!
II (•»
what
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rnenla alao carried flt2 to
I he
Three am*ndmrnf*^Hn,l
a Mil i■11|1111Itlll
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gam* and freah water fi.'i amend |nine pmpuard liy ih. l;Mt (
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mall
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If* AI"t lift I lljWI Mllr.lt Hu
it\ t..
ment, No. 3, wa* alio favc.rrd hr I lature, were apparently d.-frat
I. fit 1 Dm
ill riiilllltl'
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null im■v
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the voter* with TT1 for and 2M I indicating that lhu«« who went
•ii ht\
i u all « «*
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Uultdllll* 41Dll
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against.
j the poll* did some .electing
* ill rt 1.411*1
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I, I jin
Hu,.*
Amendment No. 8, relating to * R“ l
wanted to vnte f..r „
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M illg J-P
ii.pt
riving along In that desert garniehment of Ineomu w». d, |again*la”
,-Uh.l •<(
beat, with my*wife
my * wife arguing with
wllh frated ln
C*i»v f ljt fi t s n l I.
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In lm.
tide VBanl/
County witl h\>:
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Most a t tha San ferd sto re* a n Just
it of ms. I , V’P‘ .ws* slao heavy agalnat atneiol [ ( m i a m t’ l n l n i f r i l n « ( h f N « f *
got tha beat
UajIMF*' Iti
collecting fat and -wlU b u r- U
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ment
No.
9,
was
to
eveni|,t
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No
which
Wa.
even,,.I
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from Sanford people, Mr*. OttMa
/ ii L ? i W i r f* ,w tb*
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certain corporation* fm m
i . t . , hr made four pre rliM*lii»n r1*■I
• Wilaon, Home Demonstration
f
let
1
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111
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I lion The vot* waa 70<1 . . . m . l <l>eeche. urging It. ra tlfk a liu
l .sJ!.*L
N ■ '»
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V
goat, said this morning sad
San Bemardlna county offlceral in,| g|g |or the amandment
The ga* t*« amei
iirti n*« . I uh.1 .K l.fr.
ittfiCD- identified
tdcntlflnf lira
vm
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Kw ill a>n
u ai d
nether program has .been launch
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la
Mteg
an., tkrontfh.
through,
* ffni ni.i , .
Amendment Nov. 4.. pinvuiirg h1
*1>7
•
ad -la some atatM to salvage her pur**, i handkerchief and for the election of circuit judge. |
•) *
ml' vl.i* ift^ *1'- 6 0 ;* l*, *c m c t. ...d waste fata from wild game killed partly burned paper*
unde: t i n favored by 711 vutr* t*i k'M ( *"•’•**
I . , found
v..
lhr iabul»ti*»n f•Bother bridg* eight
I1
JUaanU-fr U
un,)'
"two ........
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ink
O f S iiR iir
waa f a v i i i r * J fur half y f°century
I '.'I'll I f 4, I|-K .Hiair 4rt liit.el •
dtnUx M
Maytre*
brlckUyar b y l^ n j, Sjg f0 . (|Kj 383 a fa lliit a jtaUori nf k m <liru- Ia i 1
ayer*, ■
* bricklayer
•
»ff
|*rr11«*--ti.lr ■' u h" hrailn t |hi d r n .
trade, left there with hla wife tw®' No. 6 amrnJmest which provide. pay off 111 0,000,000 of *MJ1
I M.
«»ti,v
*tii I ’« i'. .1 t1» I |miii firl* inrlvinb
•*'4 |111 »'•
county
and mitrict
Ik. id!
I>.
P * t r f L E E ! * n ,Pi0? K*i for reapportlonroent o f senatorial •tandjint
— ------------------ —
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I-*'*! lit him In
b. 4'* I M|l*l*l Ilf
at tha D. U Headrkka thicken j lllr(cU m«t oppoeitlon with 3M end Interest and provide* ATIitHu
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417
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County
..v »I*0,000,000
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for building
__ road- ii
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I'*
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Hi
. f or R*pohlkaB UdML which Would limits of hunting
i< ii ' n litlrnir* in KVmi'iii
! 1-lot with working - ciutitr pil
count freah and sa lt w ater.
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h'* uwn f» 'r" J 't h 'u t
W A SH IN G TO N . Nov 4. <A>)
laparvisor of
roTM three eth er amenilmrnta tn ; i f f ■ * violatnm u. Ii-d cta l civil
(CeMiauaa aa Paae T « |
lig h t* and anti p m n ag r . 1- t u t r .. Filer* uf pirn'll aiwl tniy'* rr»'«l|
' tad that
mm Ir
may gu ufi in the
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( Hit AGO. Nov I u|K With j ( I I .NIia ' i toh^, *v»a«.fourth j n >tha ^
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g
w r t| t o n i)t ( )ll K y . r , p afll Mc- wuutd permit price Increaart Nov t«kn nliitf'nlrflt* hy
n .V>f niliaui
t»nll iiitra. a
Icf-ndni.l
j
c,.n.um|ition
mtiijl JcAjJ
ynar In spile
il'If ll'l'i, -iro
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- fli.ltca
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' Imoil, Bear llcerh Camp, Oliver 7 up In 10 per cent on «uch fa r the m i utd undvr prol*H
rd tn a It.
tp al
k ta
cum piT oi,-,
h< said.
Thttlpa, IW#g, 4, <FN8> Elevrn 1 Sh .p iianl, South Shore Camp, and ment* in the South, wherv March,' ounce! for *ix person*
,r ,u lMht S ta le A aikulturw llc p a jln tr n t
. *.
rnjaand in*it and women in lhc| a auperintcndeht named Meal, of 1942. ceilings did not reflect In >m trra.o n ch a rg e. Tuesday fought[ t... t i,r mnnlh
monlh nf
of SefKetfl1ber. TK,
The."'
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.
.
r- *• t a r e been kI W or Injur* 1 Miami Lock. Camp.
dr-ggeitty a g a iii.l a ilm l*..' n -*f -| t„ u n ty conaumctl 1fld,fk.3 galloq*
crease* tn coal to retailer*
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oh i t gaaolinr. atr-Orrllhg to tha-.re:
The permitted price boost, ap- third, contending it. (***__
,
Program Launched
To Secure
T a ts F ro m ; Game
of the I-<n Angelra forre, Meyer
upon hi* arreal, waa quoted aa
confruing to hare killed his wife
became, aa he stated, **l lived
with her fer many yaare, and I
Juaf jtot fad up with her nag-
litl& lk tg'ir*"
( IIV RRIKF
mfmlmtnt r»M'
Nutvojf, S
Managers
Mill Art* inflicted
D. A. R. Paid Tribute trie
By Mrs. S. L. Holland lljri"cirer«u‘n curk* in t>r<-
Retail Suit Prices
To Raise 10 Pereent
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11,000 Persons Said
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Ha farther point* out that far
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t h total o f 1 J0 7 death* from
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peratur* tonight, poaslhly few
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winds.
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pile* to auita, separate pant*,
veata and coat*, oth er than tup
Coat*, but doe* not include tropical
w rlrh t garm ent*. Tha freeze in
retail price* a t tha March level
resulted In hardship f o f retailers
in a re a * whera clim atic conditions
normally reduce th a volutna of
M arch sslsa.
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m erchant* w ere prom oting Boring
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tl.ir c ila n Helene* lo n ib o o k , "Belenre and Ifa a lih w ith K ay to tha
nrrlpluree” kr K a rr B a k e r Eddy:
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or tha dem an ds o f d lr la a Hclenre
and okays ih tm . Incars th a baatllMr of e a s y ; and h* w h o refu ses
obedience to Hod. la c h a s te n e d by
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— W oodro w W lson
Sheila Ryan provta the object of their affections, as Stan Laurel
■ml Oliver Haroy go romantic In their funniest picture, "A-HAUNTfllvF me th# lib erty to k n o w , to
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LEGAL NOTICES
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histn* Mr*. I V ir le P, f lir p v r , b#i»»*d w lf# <jf N llaw orlli llarp ar,
l'iAPi(t#ni of lb # Sanford K lw anta
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i i i a *r# d##ply bow ed In g r i t f by
T M K it c n m r
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i t i he KI wmoIi Club o f pan ford
ii *i » i r h ari d n i l o f l h # n r r m h t r a
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SERVICE BOX TOO!
B. L. PERKINS
CORRECT MEN S Wf!Alt
JINK INK
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Commit!*#
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In
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Court Ifou## nf Kami noli# C ounty,
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Mire#!#
of land a ltu al# la H# m l no I*
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(JeH nlo (he awing with a new permanent—
Soft—Feralnlu*. Those new curl duster* win
football heroes! Cell for appointment.
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OPERATORS:
Theresa Humphrey Tyler
Leon* Vaughan
I IT H . P a r k A v e .
Fbawn T IT
DRY CLEANING
KILLS MOTHS!
Moths cause , mllliorui of
dollars worth of damago
each year. Cleaning is
YOUR protection against
them. Call us today.
War Honda Are YOUR
Protection. Against
Defeat!
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THE HTATS! O F F I/JIIID A l»:
Th# W T. R s w ls le h Com peny.
■ ro rp er sttn n o r g s n fs s d end #sl#t*
Ins und#r Iks la w * o ( lh * H ist,
of
H lln o ls.
Fra# port,
H llnoK .
and M irk A. U - r t l l t , s ta m s n . 1st
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Is. B lr u e lu e l, Coro*
Hole, d u e l Son *.
You in t i t i e l i o f rovi r h btr#b y
notified l h g | g u ll hag b##n b rou gh t
g g a ln it y o u and A- M *rrltt. <■!•*»
know n ng A lien J lw r lt t ) , b w id o w
er* Mabl# R t l f r a i ftM K C. HI#'
ktnL h #r H ttibifitl, W gyri* W#r*
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h»r hiiaband, Clrgeo H lg ffo fd # n d l»
IL HU ( ford , her
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fill*
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Altman and
M. T. A llm an , hgf
hUaband, J o y llg r r ltie n m inor, ua«
marrlsde “ I s M tr r llt. a m inor.
unmarried.
U nltod
HtmUg
of
America, Tha ||U c h ) h * a r U « n «
far luri ng' C om guy# ■ go fp o ra ltg i
orgaoliwd:
______ _i n ^ » il* t ln g und*r Hw
li w t of th* HUI# o f O fo r g U , i)*org.
M rU thnn
And
|t*#*la
Mr Mahon.
M* w lf*. In lb # i? lr to il C o n n of
lUmlnrst* ('n u n fy, F lo r id a , liy Ip’#d*ral f a r m
M o rtgagg
(?nrtw»f*tl*»n
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fll* w ith ih # C lark of said Court
g | hi# f>fflc# In thg C ourt llou «#
c f H*mlnn|# County* F lorid a, at
Hanford. K lorld* you r w r ltD n ap*
p«iranr« (p «rM ftilt)f or
by
a ll» rn * y > In #Ald #«U on M onday lb #
lib day o f N o v tm b tr . | i « t . and
lli#r*afiar lo fllo w ith aald Clark
>u«r w r ltl# n d aftn ara. If nn y. lo
th# hill <>f r o m p U ln l In paid aaill
al lh# tim a prr*^rlb#4 try la w .
!l«r*ln f a ll n ol nr f» d g m # n t w ill
ha *n(#r#d a g a ln o l y o u h r d#fau)l.
Tba a a to r # o f fb ia a u |l ta lo
for#e!o#y a m o r lg a g a b*IJ by tba
I'U Intlff. K*d*r-il F arm U o r tg a g a
C orporation and m ad# by Mary
M#vrllt am i A. M *rrlll. h*r h u s
band to U n t l ilA nk ComntlBtlonar,
dal#4 lh # l i b d ay
of
Janu ary,
t i l l , and r*rord#d In lb # Public
Ilsoorda o f fitm ln o l# C ounty, F lo
rida, In M o rtgag# Hook I f, P ag#
I f and #nc«im b*rlfic lh * fo llo w in g
d*orrlh#4 land in H rm lnola C ounty,
Florida, |o - w l i ;
Th# N orth **#! q u a r ir r (N fi
U ) o f th # N * r ih « t i| qu arlar
NRHI
(L#a#
T an
hundred
f lf lf - f o u r • an d
ih ra a -a fg h l#
f l f M - I - I I lin k #
N orth
and
booth by fou r bundrod a la ty four ( I I I )
lin k #
K aal and
W ool tri ib a H o r i h w i l r e r u n
o f H acilon S i T y H & f l f t
93a#t, flom lanla C ou n ty, F lo
rida.
C o n ta in in g
T h lr fy -flv a
4I l f arrao m orv o r I t i a
W ITNKMJ4 my hand and Iho o#at o f
M id C ourt a t H #nfonl, Klorlda.
thla I th d a y n f OotoUar, I t U .
F or Bale: Plants, acres
ing, 364 M No. 44 Ire
tucsj and 300 M whits
onions; 76 M green
broccoli ready to MS I
Ann* Mae Bro
ANN'S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON
A.
T h a t # le v # #
how e'er
n r . r r know, .
Il.ltefnfl,
vlrSur, - tru l l
i Li a a d #9#nt.
M
yard* f o r th * F « l« ' fifth
touchdow n, an d D a n ie ls th en kick- are we
*d for th* s x U * p o in t.
T U w h ol# F s d squad / U y e d s I V f iu ..
r e a l b en g up g » m * . and W o if e r l,
F lem in g i L a n d r s e s , D a n ie l* and xu n -iei
E p p s , c a rr ie d th * b e ll fo r a U t i l 'V '; ; '’1
o f I I # y a r d s g a ln s d .
L in e sm en ]
O orm ly. H ls r s , S in g le ta r y . John-1
s o n and R sb u rn a* w s ll a s all th e w
r e s t o f th * boy* p la y e d a fin #
o ff e n s lv s an d d e fe n s lv * g a m s , and
th * p a tien ce an d t e a l o f C oach
L eon ard M cL u c a s w a s a t la s t r e- n # v i
w arded.
T h* r*d lo c k e r room w a s a bedf i ’* , ,
la m o f jo y a f U r th* g a m s , and i:s a t
t b s boy* n e a r ly ra ise d th e ro o f
•Tl,u
« t k w v s n te d th e lr e p lr iU . L ln ^
n u m Fnnvk J o h n aon w n p a r tlc o d over a fin# tack lt be
• A l v a t o * A iit s r c i x a d x l
f i t Fe«t ls .r o nd Hire*!
during a kickoff. A fter
-T»pl. ll»n r*e W oods In r h i r s t
lt*nd*r
Hrhnol. I II A. II.
te r dregs of defeat,, victory was
P r iy e r k frv lr e I I S * A. M.
H..J. NIX
P.4d r .
If th# tru# *p* rk
Hplrllual fllow
#riii rlur11 11h#rt r bi
T h * Ad m in i at rat Inn of th# P i f f i * will bum. Human a
m*nt* of th# Iannt’# Hiipfwr.
e U ln g illih I t
— D ili
Y ou ng P ro p!**' M * rtln g * , i : l i I**
M
C H I ' H I-II
V. II, (J ran (ham . iflg ttfg r
Hartford Avr. at K lh II.
lilb lg Mrbool. >;4i A. SI.
Church W orahip, 11 ,l»# A. M,
M orning Kvnflr** hr a
%l#il1tig E v e n in g W orsh ip . * lo I* M
S r f n ih n
Huh jcri
“O r m u n l i i l o f i f d "
ml n il tar.
* t v A U lllhlet He>h.M.l
Hong H #rvlc* «* r a r o r l l e I h m n i
Mondar
7
n*f
I*.
11
Hl*ward* will
1I:®0, ^Morning \Vr»rahl|i
Harmon.
■«ft «l th* l*ar»etniga.
r o k e P e liu w a '
W n ln rstlar 1 so I* M MM W**k
* 1 0 I* i t t ’hrtaisari Umlravor
I'raraf Hervlr#
7 |o ,
"K vrfilng H »nlr»
Voting
T o f lc , *"Th* ('ra r e r * of lh * Kaw.
!*#vfito In C h it* #
T**f jam#nt"
V O lA il r**u»fi.»: W il l. ir iM il ( T
Tlmroday T 1* f* M I’h u ln will
il l l i u
h l t l t . v ti:it% it »:
p r a r ili as
Th* rr|ir|*H an End ran .»r ■
w ill
h a t * c h a r g e ol1 l ha # i r nlng ■rft'n *
l O M in c iu T in iu i, < u t:n e tt
In th# C h rlilla n t'hnf* h Hun*l«t
N lglit- Th«|r w ill have a gn>*«t s ir - ffirnar I'nrk A**ro»* *mi 3rd it,
vie* and wr e i p t c l n Infg# *U* Htind#F fit'h no I, 9:46 A. M.
dil*nr* (» hear
th#lr
»«***■«#■ M orning H«rvlc#» 11 09 A, M,
You- BJ# fW td lillr llltr lt*d It! h*
prvaafit.
r ititT m r . i m i r n u i t i n m e n
g A iro n n
P ilgrim #
■ nation
Hg1*l* of r«n#rt#nf#v—11.(1rjr llAkff
n»: i t
p ritT H K it
n K lo l.V R n
ti *i t h l a
r«>*olutton b* # # n l to
i - e - 'l w n i ) t i u w o r t h , a r o p y lb#ra*
- I rcnirtU d
In
th* m ln u la a
of
ih i, C lub and « ro p y *#nt lo lh*
• (•■rd H # r a l d f o r p u b l l e a l l o n .
Wool Riba - - - $1.00
N olIce la h a n k y g iv e n th a t p u r
suant t a
fin a l
decree
en tered
hr th e C ircu it C ou rt o t Hemim-l#
County. F lo r id a . tan th e d lb day
o f O ctober. 1**1, In t b i t certa in
r a is e th e r e in
p e n d in g
w h erein
Federal F arm M o rtg a g e C orporaHon In P l e l o l l f f a n d E th e l Moore
C oaeley an d L ae A. C nnoley, her
hasband. an d F lo rid a Cllrua Frodactlen C red it A s s o c ia tio n a r e P efr o d sn te . (h e u n d e rsig n e d , H. J
Ills, a s Itpeclal tin n ie r , w ill w ith in
the fe c a l hoard o f s a le an M oaday,
the tn d d a y wf N o v e w ib e r .lS fX .
41 th e fr o n t d o o r
of
Iho HCourt
House o f H em laole C ou n ty. Florida,
in Hanford. F lo r id a , o ff e r fo r ea le
to the h tc h e a l a n d b e e t bidder for
raoh th e fo llo r e la c d eerflb ed lot.
loee o r p a rcel o f lan d a ila a le la
ratlnolo C ou n ty. F lo r id a , In -w li:
b e g in n in g SIT foot H ost nf
th e Ho m her so I (RW> rurner
at th e N o r lh w e e l iiu er le r INW
, i t ) o f H ou lh w eal q u a rter (HIV
o f P o r tio n
F if t e e n i f 1*1.
T ow n sh ip T w e n ty ( I t i bauth,
Ita a * e T h ir ty -T w o t i l l , E so t.
run C o s I to
b o a t b ta a l
IHK>
a corn er o f th e N o r th w e s t qu arter
IN W II) « f fto u lh w e e l rjuort-r
(H W *> o f s a id (U elton . N orth
I II fo o t. W i l t M l foot, Houth
I l f f e e . to p o in t o f b e g in n in g
The e a le o f th a a b o v e described
prem ises w ill k* m ad e su h le e t u
first m n r la a c e
In
th e
F ed erel
Land fla n k p f C oluatlrla.
Hold oala In h o m ad e to aatlefy
Iho term s nr aald fin a l d e ciee.
E
Quality Drinks
Served right
Every Wednesday
Night
im U
pat made » • »at M r prayer be
fore tkc Liard e»r Oad. tb s, w«
n la k t ta r n f r e » M r la tta ltla a .
aM undersUM ■Iky tralk " (Dan.
KM!.
C
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SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
(PLEASE RETURN HANGERS)
220 Magnolia Are.
’
Phone 8E
HOT FRENCH FRIED POTATOES
SERVED with ALL SANDWICHES
Beef
Pork
• Ham
• Cheesburger
Home of Those Famous French Fries"
13lh and ELM AVENUE
Bond Buying
Is. Your P a rt of
Produtftion!
CT0RY1
U t the Florida 8UU Bank
help you boy m Ha?lnfa
d ir e c t o r s !
1 .’j w !
CIuoIm Dunn
F o rr o a trC k ta
OFFICERS
H R . _ _ Vie# P r W C £ S S
a Hi McNally, P ra M a lJ # B. RavUw
J. E. Rowland, J r , C u h k rM . 8. Wlf gin
Florid*.,,
State
"AJPrimdly
CSIL'MCWMa O F CTlniBT.
K vnn esJlellc Hervlr#, l:S * p. *|.
1'rnrer M eetlns. W ednesday l ; t l
o c iiw t is t
•H
in d s g B r h o st 1:1* A . M.
a r n ln g Hervlr#, II S* A. M.
e d n e s d s y gr.tH lng s er v te e I t*
■ A n ro n n r i i t 'i t r t i o r a o o
H olly A venue i t F lflh Hireel
in * , d i i llsrrru, F e e le r —
inndnr Brhsnl l e e s A. u .
'ren rh ln g Hervlr# II I* X -M -
fr. P. IL Hervlr# Hundsy svsnlng U.“KVEtt
IXJiTl N<I FlfKWIIMKN-r
Iht eebivrl o( (he Jaeaon-Ber-
FARM BUREAU MEEi
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T:S* F. M.
W ednesday e ven in g
v ic e s : t t F. M.
prn ysr
l i t * on T n M d a r s s r d Frldavn.
ser
r i i x n « * T N s n r io b in c n tm c ti
tMr, I ' n u
Avr. *
F » l*
mnn which will . he reed In
ot . rtiflet,
bosh IIsl
ihrgushi.nl the world an Header,
Nareinher I. ,
churehen
T he a o td e n T n xt Is: -M y
son.
dsoplee n o t ih o r b a s ls a ln g n f lh*
BL
Lord: neither be weary •> hi* rorfeel"®*: for wbom
th*
Lord
g iM sktr4 H-iperinUnd- levelh be rorrensih: even ee l
fs ijr e ^ lh e non In whom ho deM ornlng W orship, fl;* * X M.
lllk lelh - (Frevor&s litl.ll> .
•sre se a Hnkjeai.
'M slnuln Tk*
Among iba - sltatinnn which
Free, a
FRIDAY NIGHT
COURTHOUSE
THIS
W
SUNDAY;
t
AND
| EVERY
*
!
1■ - '
.^
t r g w n l i #1 le n d t t l w l i l a Hem-
BlrpLny and smashing Ihslr w ar
through h bewildered squad of
g *db r u i n ‘•Snnicrubs". th e v k tssry ho ngry Sanford Cal tr y P*d*
piled up a declairs win ov«r esi m w , IS to- 7 last evening a t
8amtools High School field. Only
i f i w o f tlu ro d s’ moot faflhful
: BILL'S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
7 T r V -- ;
:iW?,t TBTBXT,1W B B B > « ^ M I
, k t follf'WlD* dSOCVUMd H U . H M M ,
ireeze “ Sandcrabs” 33-7 Celery Feds Trouce Daytona
To tlu bewilderment o f everyonr, however, during tha first few
minute* of play, Flora H r. Ban ford
back, took the kickoff, advance.!
16 yirds, and a faw minute* later,
torn around left and fo r a 37
yard rain . Ho then made two
l a n a n d f a n s a lto n d o d , h a v in g more rains n o ttln r I t yards and
on
the neat play mad* a touch
th o lr h e a r ts som * f a i n t h o p e
t p e r tu p a th a Foda m l f h l a t down, and although tha rooter*
aom atlaM d u r in g tha r a m s , s co r e were few, th eir cheer* could be
(B laathdown.
• . hoard for mile* around. However
the Sanford kick failed to make
Iho extra point.
Not lonr a fte r th a t the same
fan* w ire reduced to bewildered
silence when Fred Murphy. 8eobreexe back, while racing toward
the Fid tin*, gave th* lo ll n
gentls flip skiowtM Into th* willThat U the kind you will Inc hand* of Johnny Pierce. Bandcrab quarterback, who raced (1
Klwnya find nt
yards around hi* own le ft end for
i' ’
a touchdown. Thomas converted,
and Soobroesa led, 7 to fl, at the
end of the first quarter.
As the second qu arter begar.,
It appeared th a t old man “Mis
(Package flood*)
fortune" was s r s ln stalking the
However, B axter Cash
t t t W. First 8L
PV 160 Feds.
Sandersb subetitut# back, fumbled
tha ball on tha kickoff on his own
I I yard line, recovered late and
felled to gem. A few minutes
later another Beabreete fumblo
gave the ball to the Fed* who
were still deep in tha enemy’s
territory.
Flem ing then begin
again to rip through th* line, end
soon crashed over the goal Une
We
be open Fri
! for snalber Fed touchdown, end
day A Saturday ntghU
during the eer-spllttlng din that
fellowrd, Carieton kicked for the
extra point, which mad* It. Frds,
13. Randcraba, 7, to end th* first
hilf, during which th* SsnfonJ
team had mads six first downs,
as compared to On* for Besbreet*.
Returning from th* locker room
in s joyou* mood, the Feds took
? ulck advantage of a Bandcrab
urabl* on thd tatter's 10 yard
line, and a few minute* utter
Wolfer went through for a touch
down, e big thrill for a boy whosr
over the goal run against DtLand
had born declared out of bounds
Daniels kicked for the extra point,
and the stands w ire now reduce.]
to sheer delirium e* the Frds
led 10 to 7.
Toward lh# close of the third
quarter a fte r gains by Landrets
and Wolfsr, Fleming threw u
^
SUNDAY.
w aiton,
t o f our Experienced Personnel
a , . * h u l or bren c a m . to the
«d Forces, we ir e hiving to reto Untrained Personnel . . . . *
�\
f o r Y ii'tory.,
I'h'tlao
J
W
h
t
^
a
n
1
Established In 1908
VOLUME XXXIV.
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D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY,
..
Seven Jap Vessels
*Sunk By U. S. Subs
.Off Solomon Isles
f
AN lN t)E P E N I> E M
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e
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f
r
UNITED S IA liS DEFENSE
SAVIN!iS HONHS
*
M e m b e r A totoT luted
N O V KM H E R 2 . 1912
A F R I C A N F R O N T MAY BE K E Y TO V I C T O R Y
er/iM A M Y
lb f£ 4 3
I'rc -ts
Axis Troops Are
Pocketed By Bold
Australian Thrust
* ____________________________________
U. S. - British Pilots
Continue R a i d i n g
Lines And German
1 Airbase On Crete
(■* AsHcitisO Press)
In n o rth w est China, A J a p
anese d e l aches ra t w as report. ed beaten by°lh* Chinese sf' te r a tta c k in g near Paotow.
Nulyuaa Province.
A nother
attack w a s repulsed a t two
points In .c e n tra l C hina.
TU RKEY
Farm Scales of ;
Wages Discussed!
At Friday Meet
Group To Investigate;
Local Wastes Andi
Determine Average1
. . „(Br A2*~.l,W4
.
I W age scale* for local f a rm '
U n ite d Sl&tCA S U bm B rinP S j w o rin n i in differen t f lu iif lr a * *
w n a n k itc v c n J n p a n c ito n h lp a 1 lions, » s« the *ut>jcct of consul - 1
u n d tla m a R C d t h r v o o th e r * . ‘
discussion bv m em ber, n f,
, t ..
t_
„ ,t
' In* S©minole County Farm Itu-,
in c lu d in g a n a i r c r a f t c a r r i t ... « rfatIi which «■ #» branch of th©«
n e t a f i r e , In a d a m a g i n g blow * Florida Farm
Fed elu tion
r if ti
- a r o u n d t h e S o lo m o n s I s l a n d s j F riday
evening »t th,.
Court
• a n d th e N a v y r« p o rte d to d a y j
m M (in r. c„ ltd by
, J
a U r g e p a a a e n g e r - c a r g o s n ip . > D utnrr, p rtiid m t of the b u re a u .i
tw o t a n k e r s a n d f o u r s m a l l e r was in m p o n i r to the « ig < f r e e - .
c a r g o v e s s e l s w e r e s u n k I n ’ •1" 5 « ' 1«r , ot F rerident R « ..e |
^ t h . w estern end south Pacific, a n d | ” ' 1. ° « J n \ ,n " ‘ Y ’. 'J " I Z Z S & i
and
bomb a tta c k s on seven J a p ships,
Including se v e ra l hits on two cart r i e r s of th e (Julkaku cUs*. two
^ b a ttle s h ip s and three cruisers
An e a rlie r cnm m unlijj.’ re|Kirte.1 the goblen.w tnged fliers «f the
N sx j stru c k n sm ashing ldo» at
n Jap an ese fleet in the battle
which cost tlte United N t»lrs an
m aircraft c a rrie r and destroyer, the
Navy tn m tu n rrd last n ight. |» u r .
ing t«>mb» o r torpedoes on two
enemy c a rrie rs , two bsU leshlpi
end three cruisers.
And a f te r this action one week
ago in w ater* some Jfil) mile*
V northeast o f G uadalcanal Island
In the Solom on
A m erican w ar
ships re tu rn e d to the fra y Friday
off G aadalcansl Itself
whence
Japanese sh ip s have w ithdraw n.
They b laste d the f o e p o s i t i o n s
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w ffkjt whUn blAw op a r il l lt t y , build
ings and b o a ts. T he A m erican dsfe n d e n t i h o n a t G usdnicsnsl also
h it tha Ja p a n e se by land and by
air,
TH© te a engagem ent app aren tly
| represented a fight by th e plane*
of apposing a irc ra ft carrier* like
th a t in th o h a ttle of M idway la*}
Ju n e whan th a c a rrie r Yorktown
was lost w hite h«r p lanes sank the
Japanese c a rrie r H i m and h laitad eppoeinir h«tt]©*hipa and cm U f tn *
The n a r y claimed no lin k in g s In
- th e c u rre n t battle, w hich was
fought se a t e f the S te w a rt Islan d ,
Oct. 10, b u t Its account of the
pounding giv en (he Ja p a n e se mada
A l t appbar likely th a t one of the
carrier* v i a definitely p u t out of
action and th a t t th e r ta rg e ts were
heavily dam aged.
Food Production
Should Be Held
SutTessl’ul T o r p edo
\nd Bomb Attacks
Un lOnemv Ships
S ;t \ v (tiiadaleaual
Li, a *•■->! >*t *tl
f»it tit. Uijw-t^n front, the
Be si* l.MJghl I h r u u i i h i i u i t h e
nit ht I-, t l r f m i l ©(ifi f iiatrhr**
>.< i fur * 111.*I m i i i l a r t
.s t >1 * t hr
I iin* .ells r
\
1 .*u• -t«u*
ntmirt
,* rrlft tl
in
It hit, s rr.i
'I f I t • •I I. \ I
• Vf » *»
I,
im
the
rapi.itlM-' unll
Vu-lf a lij
\ i|wl r 4lian
Do itialinit w t« i r
idvnl
- it h
hunt
<'>*1/' V*V .1
lUrfinAV A ilfe S ‘W*
*• 4<:/v\ v^# i
i^,V£>«< #?'■*.*
c* t / s ' t f
-j
s
„Vx. d aU.zT w.7,.,:z ,,
if
r ir
r js a s i
wage scales for local farm labor,
|
I A ri«J AJiTAWl
id r*0GAf «f
w rfpA #/J»*i
LAHCM& MfSif
to detlrm lne an average as of
Sept. 1ft. or In in,- case of eltru s !
w orkers, the prevailing wages I
paid during the U*t poking
A nother ronrm ittr* romposed 1
nf T<^! VVathen. Tum Junr*, I r - ] hut it
Brum lcyj
vtn Ih ^ ^ b er i n.l' John
' *
waa n aim’d to art on the m il rue I
lions or finding* -»f the fiml coin ]
rnlttrip and prepare w rranluU^n
•ettifig for the «laRRifiration of [
local
form labor
and setting
fo rth «age» to In froxgn,
to th© approvsl of the ........
which will Mgam m rri
Friday]
•Yening
This resolution will then be
Sent to the IVmr Labor Hoard inS
^ ,. rKiicr's itf i . ■umnumnl tv
W ashington
for approval* Mr. j u^ M-r „f ih»- I W r W V. VV*t«mi
B utner stat©d,
[ | 0 inouire Inin tin- causes lead mi w
. 1
.
. .
as
_ t __
..f
i
S' I
Jteccnt assert Iona by lh© local ■lfI tho
death
Monday
of
t;
Glvim
d©partmmr*%fctv Idlrra* Jind; M o rri^ form er ' can>knt©r fmmd
vagrant*
would
b© a rre ste d ,' unrinm'ioU» ami m o e u ltra l
n
brought th© problem of part
nit th*
Sanford Ui
labor sharply into focus before j highw ay early Sunday n»*o
the gathering.
today recommended Ihnt M» 'I
H it is very evident,"
Mr
‘Vnme tn hi* death
Mewing, "the farm workers who j or hands <f « pari > or
work onlv Iwn or three days V unknown, with an rim in'"
’
week, ami are then laid nff e ith e r( instrum ent* unknown «ud
tw rauie they are not needed n t, rrco mm ended th a t Hbeitr.*the time, or ea In c llru , |iifkini;,| Iith . John l* » i« Ogl. ,1-v “
b eesute of w eather
eondltlorM,’ W nlnw right, U lrntlficl
m ay b* regarded aa hller.
It two,, on a p arty with M.-p
therefore will be necraatry tu j [ n r , hr wa* Injur,-,), no,
form some plan to pool labor, m>| tra tifird •» w ltnea»r. In
th a t the w orkers m ay be shifted 'f o r iiuratloning by Ih r
from job to Job where they a r e 1Ju ry ."
needed, end keep them bua- and
l.l yd l Hoyle, a*,iM u"l
out of trouble. I believe I ran d o ' proaoeulof. a.»lale,l J , ........ « '
thla by form ing some coopera | ion m the Inuuret.
John l-rwta Oglcehy. tr.iifv
live labor hiring plan.
“A nother thing
nr t
are gum?* ,* n witness stated th a t a 1, , ',
to have to guard agclnat la that m rnt had broken , out enrlirT
of labor recruiting; where g re a tie a rn in g In-twren hla r r - i * .
g a n g , of our labor la taken to t paohm Sherm an l.r iU n b
M
o th ar .ac tio n , a t a tim e w hen' « * * "'•• ,n ,l . ,I haL
u'
they ere needed h e re .. Mr. Hut Icom phny with Del Wain
her added. 1 heve ho^a th a t th e , *'■•'<> A rt » * < > ^ 't y • I »
Witnesses Will Be Commander F. Mdio Hughes
BureauIH eld For Grand
Has Served It1 Navy Suite IH'T
J u r y Questioning
»nid j ri*i
V
Chamber Com mem*
To ll;i\t* Luncheon
Cor \dmiral Cook
O Q /riS H -I AV*'>
*tp£D & Vi \ VO
5A 4r£5 /% .1 v / J
AVO r*4A* \ / d S
/ >1t/At**//* <*'«' a r4£ 4 5 5««i>. ' O jv
L\X*A*fH V iW W \
a
• o w j”•
‘ «— «•....... .
rfrd saved thruugh lorpeih*
Few Invitations
Issued I or Navy
Base Dedication
i*t 0 »<•*»1
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R ight
R o l l s NVil! O p e n
A t 7:011 A . M . F o r
(.V m *ral
F i n lion
t.K' »t l.l* X.- tall I . *
Mat uttnrhr,J i"f n
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tin* I'.SaH I r s n s mi*’
^tlttel.h ..t.a.
■111 the
h© was a ttru h i’il in the
..I Lin
la T.-.l I .elf ea.il. lit Ik'. •I**1' .
v T r l ' ‘* n tro l
vrell aa wa’i
wegee.
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' *JrUxO»»n»» at—ted thwt l« ,n g (©rtmrk « f th© fwnlimit tw in
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tb - |ire^|w rU v.i*S,
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p re sen tin g a n agricultural
f o r i s l ^ f r . h» bf*? ^
S00' l" ,•, ,h r in IlC?' h© Hm *•**!* tin i .
I » \ llTM it '
■I of thi’ All \ n v ) Kemll.ali
•III Ml
A W A ^n jN Q T O N . H r r . 1. t * V - fa rmRuag
in g group: Hoy Pippin, flo-i Lw»*rn w ith his th ree compo.
1 which
w h »fh “ tro u n ec l
Bince the e a tin g habits o f th e N a riaitj
I*! *
ng,
cattlem an:
*** u ,'* r
is.
t; gam m y U
Long:
tion m ay bo changed tn ■ d rastic l>r,'. C.
Baker, dairym an;
f***1 J 1
* h" r’,'J ,r 1 ......j »*iu*d nn.l
.y a r d , ) ■
“ W.
................
.• f*s 1
m anner if aoros' plane p a ih a d in C het
si lea U radihsw , citru s: Tim
,rl1 hlm
f.E h '*.**,'" I " b " 1' 'u p
th e Cepltml a re adopted.
T elItsema,
tee me bee Industry; ^ . m r s ! V '" * * \* - *"*«
', i
A f.e, be .............. a ..
1,ii.|
r m i d e o t Hoosevelt ie consider
1v- <•ai• 1
M ' •
|
ing Donald Nelson's recom men- Lanier,
l
V
u iTh
© dstio ti fo r th e appointm ent of a
food ad m in istrato r to ta k a charge
i t lb .
J u . n . r t d . 1 n „ r o A E l l ; up‘ ” 'Jh it hand
1
o f ratio n in g and V * . balance .of
a g ricultural labor w ith Industrial i z r D°» ? !a .n a ? 00?, i " . I
It, „ „hau rt him b*dt>
am
i
on
Nov.
10,
a
t
which
t
i
m
e
,
.
.
.
,
*
.
and m ilita ry
todkv the S tate directors wilt be elect Lee, another
I . j I ■ 1h»
Secrete i
..ivl^al
« t h a t food production be m ein- «*L the local bureau will be rep panion of Bin
S
e
n
a
O
H
B
e
G
i
r
i
N'u hl.il*
a present levels f not- reacnted bp D. N . Scott. W altri had observed
■'* il.lt lii,- ,iu.tr ti
-.Ml | stir*I
Hilary H ew ing and Free. B utner. Uia doe to the c
I*n DllYJilr ImiITH'a
. | aeev11 ( WIf©
kiu*t* InU er stated. ait ft*©nt of lh© owl it i •tit th
whom he hit.
la.
.1 ( Ill’ll
Hit- tort©, (T his |nW|»M ,
riui . ml:
I t wee a lio s ta te d
by Mr
• -I .tilt | rr
Hr i :*
in n l.rw-f (inlaass f
STOCKTON FIE L D . Calif \
ai'Hftll «n«l '©Ulllr, roll# | ,,
I 1*•I .l|i'D I,| lll'f^'llt I >ai Iit*
III.
JlMI j„ t „ ,„ Itf ||MY l«Pr*OlT Itl In' ]Kit , ,
f lltW ltl lit)
now here In sig h t w hen he ami 2, (Special l —l j u Ltnuglas,
lla rre y , aonof Mr. end Mrs
knm|l|r whan
'*M'* lMI Is
tw(r* in jrujitmlv of tifr t*r Ilnuh '
I- H arvey, of Hanford, Florida
•rutfinm h©
• ' U»«* | <.r Mir ■nut© oflrmu*. ti |n*n*oni, i.
B anfot'l
I bikini* f|,,nt I•a‘i ■a|* i-oUllK'lit'<l In
ti j,
’
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home. K bit Ister, he a ta lo l he a m em ber o f n rlawi of A m i,
Stiulenta
end
flludent
I'ffl
such
palii
*iu
suddenly sew a crum pled ligure
<1 I hr if Ailiit-« aw al'at n tm -ilf, l hr i|r | l(
fricnrl a
aril
ly in g on th e pavem ent, and due oJJo.4 4 |v e t|| uioj j p jie n p e .
m
ihe- | a11 yu(trfii >if u persttu'* 1sts** It • ,,
City 11*11
i t . Mum , re 11-r An) t*©llV
to th e fog, wee M alose to It Advanced Flying School at
n i|irrty wlihuut
\ \ k AKA, Nov J. 1d-i l.inet
th a t ha could o a t sto p so stra d Ion Field, C ellfom ls.
lrun ntfit' Jtlsl I**1f*ii g* a la* efi' litim
»«*w* -%■■«• u i « iiik «m |>n- > tit|in« »ll * •»«-;«wf
0 . 0 , |b , .id.'M *>f Tiirkey. in «n
dled the body to avoid hittin g it.
||ftf|*©llV to t |>uhhr u*r with I Vastr«| rail m |Mtrnt*‘li
Rated ae g sergeant In tn,- A, her of Arh-eter* J* ft fuf iIhIiK t l>fl x
tie, , r , nl .......... |» long ..f a ape
H e th an s ta te d he stopped the Force Reserve, he will be g i.,
intti th© 1
Slsiti1* Ariu)
nut j ip I riim p rn itlto R , for a 1h j * H* rii'h>M, < tnirii)
,e,*u»n ,,f |*,iita,iM-n: ye*l«-r
cay and be end W aJnw rtght went the coveted silver wings. »m
Dr. W P fl»t*oK©. J r i|r*rr»l*©tl
pul.lh* tria l. tl« i nn *«
... >.,id 1 uikey •<«'<•>* in danger
back t* l a m t i n u , a n d lit e bollc of the aeronautical ratio
how wrl j this Nliety u rnrlMk.* f<»^ , *u*©«1 |nf*oM nhsll bn t on f n»nt4<1 r
o iiin .i
m atc h to Identify th e figure. of I*lh>t end will bo placed on n.
th© boys itMtl 4ft l.l I bat f i in l l lr s ' with wltfu's*©* a g a im l him ami |
I'ibrWey t, closer tn . n r tnd.b
G riffith rem ain in g In th e c a r for live d u ty with the Army A ■■ thoubl !»« irm irfll to "tJml© Ssm ” t hjs« b© .h all hov© romfiuUory .
A p p t 'H I H I* n r
tl.nn ot any tun,- .U lio ii»- presn tim e.
for In© trnimnir they ittclvw
i,rtjrr-« for obtalnliiif witn«Bis©i m
ForresA ccording to M r, Oglesby he
. nt
eo rt.l
in n fln l
,t,irtr,l,“
th© arm©A finer*.
hi* fnvor »M ra u n ic l in bis ilrBefore en te rin g th* Lmsl
th en approached a n e a rb y house
Iitnn 1 told the ti-u i'lu io t. in the
Thr
High
Hrhoul
Bantl
anil
two
to see " If a phone w as advanced course a t Htoekton Field
, ,ir-e nf an a d d ,,-.. *m lh,- .la te
WASHINGTON. V
CpI. H arvey completed Ik w r , . ■ group* of high whool l<o)’» uni) in (uintnofi l*w civil irllu n . that
of Ihv tiatiou
Man(»ow©r
1 *oo»oiw*u*o!-i
rl» froam
91 1ib© .Snminoln
I Huh
_ ©xrrstiY© Imtl shall not l>© r»- W a r
of p rim a ry end basic training «i
The l ‘oi I lam ent. he
warned,
bool ii©©© t bib liffe m l m utkiil utiim l iior flnra Intpo©©*!, th at ur* I'nul Mi "Nutt a ill tiwlfiy M on * h a * lilllat gibe aelioii* roll.I,tel alien to
Hancock College o f A eronautic,
n
n
it
wlil©s|irrtttl
f
o
m
p
l
i
t
l
n
t
tbril
aad th e Lrm oore A rm y Beale My s©lfctlon» k* part of th© jiro^rnm , j usual p unishm tnt shall not br
I , |Mp,,jhiltly th at T urkey m ight
( SrhvMv© Hrrv .«■© Itonnl* rt"J nti' I I- attacked after having auereedO th e r mrnib©
nb©m of th© M
inis-’ Inflict©*!*
Minis
lngi School,
tinumk*
t
o
t
lr
n
f
t
w
u
r
k
i
r
*
n
r
^
lc
r
i
ife ha* previously
Asaoclslinn,
In the absence of P rrsh lrn t ftolI I •I In rem aining neutiul for three
.previously
------ < iserved
------ w l t h 'le
tornl a.(|l , hc
Sp| . — -which
■
I : ear ,
, d*;P,U
the A rm y a t W heeler Field, illu • o m l th© .S©mLnff tixik p a rt in land Dean, Dr. R. W. Jtupew ht I" JT V
K’iltlfl them
th r in 111 *lrf©r- I Mure persona In the United
ti
a a * _ si
1
1 loUrwr< to iriitl©
w all.
. the cerem ony ■ls<J,
rime such men.
I Mete* a re killed In the course of
rnunecd l>Jit D©*t wr©k • speaker
Hr ©aid h© »©nt
R m iident
will lm U I f . IlhcKif*. sta te mar- llu n .rv rll a report of lh© man- farm work th a n in any o th er un#
W EA TH E R
industry.
mem a irrm
rn t—le«lrQr
Advisory Gom...........
.........
■ —
—
i
who w ith tn Invite r u r a l * : 7iTittee on Manpower, opening a
FL O R ID A —U ltle change tern*
In the 35-year period rnillng In
„ „ v fur
f„r p[ „o.u, llilr
n , |t. ^r.-u-ullve
r r .v u ilv r artlou
art!
p e ra tu re e ire p t slightly w arm er m int m ake re s e rv a tio n s . with Be- way
IU35 twelve y e ars w ere added U>
rre
la
rv
W.
M.
H
aynes
not
late
r
He
decllncl
in
reveal
it*
runlenta
Ul th e r a c e m e no rth port Ion.
the average e ip c cla tlo n of life a t
A L A B A M A - W arm er this a f than Friday.
b irth In th e U nited S ta te * .
G uests today Included: John
ternoon and In the south aad e x
The colors nf New Y'urk c ity ’s
Graham o f O rlando, Navigation
tre m e e ast portion* tonight.
A bout 300 engine, n avigationTENNEHHEK - S c a t t e r e d lig h t Cadet Orville T oochton who it flsg —blue, whit* an,I orange- -ere
ra in s northw est end north central stationed a t th e Advanced A rm y the sam e which fto e tc d V re r M an amt com m unication Inetrum enta
a
re
needed . to o pperete a
Navigation School la Monroe, La. h a tta n island under Ijulch rule,
(a rig h t
bom bing p lan e .
m ore th a n 300 years
sad Charles 1L Col*.
SKZ-bSX?*-*
“ j« L * l"..T ,r
" y , i Douglas Harvev
Drallocs
-
*■ i
i/
G iven
Leaving For Aimv
Defense Worker* Are
Praised By Pattersonl ilrVi^1, ^
I
Lriulrr Says Turkey
May Be Attacked
.McNlltt
IVosidontial Action
WAACS Situated In
lee
Stembrldj
In Califo
In fan t Cameron Boy
4
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Tomorrow’s Election
K B LB Y B U B JT M TODAY
TALK 18 CHEAP) PROVE
Y0UK8ELP BY YOUR DEEO81
Bring forth therefore frail*
Worthy of repentance.—Lake 1 :8.
Overtake
(Pram Tbs Washington Poet)
TOBY have ihunUd an old »lo»
freight onto Inch two
For no other rosson th»n to lot ui
hollow by
Bon u s* wo or* the fast transcon‘ - tiavntal
And no fit company for tomorrow
will-do-, tuff.
U dots a man good who nover wa*
waited for,
Bold Im s In awo, or In a worth
way looked up to.
T a bo ouddenly parcel of a thandertns thing of steel
T hat wait* for pern, that ha* to
_ t hava a way cleared.
I thlak 1 will about to tho lltU*
straggling Una
/
As WO whisk them by, from ea_ boos* teeth# smutty engine,
I think ,1 will thoot Co the rod
- rickety box ears
That wo hava a hast* to makt,
to* hour to thsb- firs,
But unexpectedly they are an III- .mannered lot)
Maeh <f this kind of welting h i,
taught them Insolence)
• a that before I gvt a word In
Ahay month at m«
AH along tho lino, and tha chorua
they throw In my faco I*
W hat of It, what of It, what of It,
©*• What of IL
what of lL what of IL what
of R, what of i t
r ,v
t. ,
‘—p*hi
, JOllN V. HICKS.
R’.f&ZI GENERAL "GETS. THE
W M M a,
23-
D a , la.
I another thing, If 1
offee rationing, wl
obi the Armyt
II you want there.
ots r ts givoa Batnday sight
(ha flu George Hotel to hmeor
- OUn Elgin end OrriUo North
! the U. 8. Navy, who wort ser
vers of Iho.tortrtawa wklch wea
r
a
k f -q i"
m e d ia n
> *-a. J
t m i aa
AVa-
Yaa. Wat ro a r’s t t ~ r
*i
ux
C h a d o b a , V t r d la a n d
O. U « C b » r g
Mr* Nalls Thoms* received
word that h*r son, John D.
Thoms* wsa eomraUiicned Pharmsdat In lh* rvgular Navy on
Oct I and I, ststionad St tha
Bureau of Mrdlelna sn-1 Surgery,
Navy Department In Wathington,
D. C.
lira. E. N- Sutton returned boms
on Tuesday from Colombia, Vir
lim a . M
l
Iis
iin j *pant a Caw
ginia,
after
having
months with Mr.
Ur. and Mr*. Uordou
month*
Dakar
Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland of Or
lando wore sue it* of Mr. nml Mr*.
Philip. Bau*r on Sunday.
Dili* Crotlay 1* tponding a (WO
days with bar aunL Mrs. Fred
Ballard In Maitland.
Miss Virginia Moore. Homo Imprevomont chairman of tha HomDaracnslraUon Service In Tallaha*MO, visited tho school on Monday
and was a dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Slog In tho evening.
Among tho honored guest wore:
Mrs. On Ida Wiltoni Mrs. J. T.
McLain, J r , Mrs. Margaret Dolt,
f in . J, C. Bills, J r , Mrs. David
gpoor and Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
8 EMINOLfcJ, COUNTY
COURT RViCORDS
Te
W illia m
NONTOAOM
C w t| r i t e t r a P a a llr r l u i a k
H u n t ', T v * * d o T r«d s t a r *
lA TTirAt-noTi o r
V lc a a t
(t e r d f at
A tn fn ri
T n W . II.
H an fo rd
T o M. a.
C r n lr a l
To
moutoaq **
C l e r t e r , A , t a , T o Itai
I ’ ro d u e tln n C ra d It A a ,a M illa r a l a ,
I'r t id u r llo n C ra d le Aaaa.
N e ls o n a l u i
D e r id e P r r d u t lla a C ra
dit A im . To C. A. P artin «i a l
AndfmDr
« v iv CLAIM IA1IO
riin ltr,
Kmiili
D r a r k . l l . C . T o A lk e r t A K e ttle
K e t t le
H anford A t la n t ic N a tio n a l fla n k
T u H a r b o r ! I L I t i t , a l >■
n a c o a ilr a c lt o a P la a n c o C ntp . T a
A m ,r l r a n r r u l t <l>e<v*~e. I» e .
M lllo a .
o i u i x i i e tirrs
A k ra fc a m
D IM
M. 8. Wlggtaa, Vka Pres.
C. H. McNulty. PraaMeat
J. E. Rowland, Jr, Cashier
k
Florida
S tate
Charles Dunn
Forrest Gatchel
W. E. Klrchhoff, Jr.
C. B. McNulty
J. E. Rowland, Jr.
M. 8. Wlggfns
A„
W
w jjjji [a
Bank of
Sanford
L ^ ^ a a |r
We are going to.winthewar with
Our men in the armed forces are doinn dieir
Let us makt every minute work for victory. /
£—
Attentlon
Cabbage Growers!
'- I -
.v -c - V f ^ r .A ;
.
: / ■\
Our Government must have more money,
Production miracles are being
s lu in g a t P rin re te c , N . J .
a a th a e l E lgin, daughtov e d Mrs■ails K lgta, w a s reeesktly. m arsd In Ju d g e W are1# otfloa, Banr d , to S a n ta a l J. D. Rudd d
A m eri»nJnduK r.y,2X «L i3-;.?'
L tn d tej P lant Co,
L «M r, Ok
•tgM v t T ~ u
m z& m
U xJ
DIRECTORS
S i n , KSTSTW MOHTUAOM
rHATTett.
LONOWOOD
A semamalty party of over 100
J i k n U I I B aa lo r * A
Lwaey 111 C r ? r * * t
MILLION to WAR
'
BONDS— - - ,
Let tha Florida Stale Bank
help you buy War Sartngn
Booda regularly.
Mvthodlst Society of Chn»tiaa Service bald an all day quilljryt a t (be horns of - Mrs. 0 . II.
Flynt on Thursday. A covereddish luncheon was onJoyed at noon.
Among thoaa attend lag Inclodad
D, L H tjh o k ,Jfra. C. Y.
Harrison, Mrs. Hallo Thomas, Mrs.
*veriot~y*t
Th# babies, however, have
uot~ 7 *t given up.: Tbey
are perils tent and resourceful, and can1 bring plenty of
boiler 'loud enough. There la
pressure to bear when th
*“
tehlng among them—which la
hex house* la TekyoT—‘ ■aid to be a new schema
r*ta New* Press. Haven’t really a vary old one. T h , --------- - --— - - --------Id t,; Tbvy're waiting to b« adopt the original practice of toting the kids around on
egula.
t h a t back*, In a ham eu th a t keeps them securely hitched,
, . . ---rvpw. Is 1 a big day, w hat while the mothers attend t o their household duties, or
* M s a t i e e of th* new war work, or go shopping and give the babies a look al
^ tho S ltr s a d i t a u alve- life.
kd t h . o o f a l n g o f t b « b W t -
lttfc
W.
Bond Buying:
Is Your P a rt of
Production!
A Victory Class In nutrition,
(poitaervd by tha Florida Power
a Light Co., and tho Parent Tear bar Association U being
taught by Mrs. WlllheyU a t tha
school ivory fourth Tuesday of the
The trouble about making out
tom* tax returns n u t y eer.li
M won't bo able to tall which is
ib Income and which Is tho taxes.
U*
STORE
Flynt and’Mrs.1 O. H. FlynL
D ent forgot to rota tn tho city
action aa well as In tha tu la
A.
Watch o«r B rooder f<
expect to be ait# to fin aQ orders this
wash. L a rg s a k tp n e ait Wednesday. •
TUXEDO FEEDS of ALL KINDS
- and
A sympathetic ooul might soon bo saying, wlth^ a
slight
in tl
the old melodrama, "God
light variation of the line In
pity
ilty the rich on a night like this I’
I Many a man who late
ly counted his Income by the tens of thousands will be re
duced to one limousine, and worrying about the mortgage
and taxes on his palatial home.
There Is a business dictatorship now, and Jametf F
B yrnes, boss of "economic stablllration, la expected to
tablllie with a club. Already an executive order issued
by the President has pegged wages and salaries a t Oct. 8
levels. There can be no increases of either wages or salaries
under |8,000 without the approval of the War Labor Board,
which will be hard to get. As for salaries above |0,000.
they will be controlled by, the commissioner o f internal
revenue, with »• limit of 128,000 after payment of federa'
taxes and certain other obligations. Tha President is re-
T.
ARCADE
A. D. MeCultock, l i n . Willie
Don't forgot to vote tomorrow.
fiUKi
ONE^BIUiON and
On the ev e'o f election The Herald once again urges
erer> Q u a lifie d voter within the range of Ita voice to go to
the polls tomorrow and vote. We know you are busy and
that there haa-been no red hot campaign to arouse your
special interest, but In this day and time when aa a na
tion we are fighting a great war for the rights of the
average man and d e m o c ra c y everywhere is being threatened,
it is more Importsht than ever that the people exercise their
right to vote.
There are In reality two elections tomorrow, a city
election and a state election. In the d t r election ‘Jack
Lodge is running for re-election to the City Commission.
He is opposed by P- P. Campbell, former president of the
Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and by 'Howard
Faville, well known local contractor. In the other group,
Ed Higgins seeking reelectlon Is unopposed.
Those who vote in the State election will -be Interested
to note the new type of ballot used in Florida for tba first
time. It is now possible to vote the straight Democratic, or
straight Republican ticket, without placing a cross mark
separately by the side of each name, but merely placing
one cross mark in the hollow square a t the top of the
ballot, on the left side for the Democratic nominees, on
the right side for the Republican.
Only one candidate In this election haa anv opposition.
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welling re-elec
tion to the House of Representativee. He is opposed by the
Republican Emory Akerman, Orlando attorney. In our
opinion Representative Hendricks deserves re-election to
the House because hs has done more for Semlqole’County
and Centra) Florida than anyone who baa ever preceded
him. And besides, this Is certainly not the time to tie
the Administration's hinds by Binding Republicans to
Congress,
There are nine amendments to the State Constitution
upon which tha people are also asked to vote. Wa hope
that everyone by now has studied them sufficiently to have
made up his own mind as to wher# be stands on each of
them. But for thoso who hare not yet taken this trouble
we recommend support of No. 1, the gas tax amendment:
No. 2, for quicker amendn^enta to the Constitution; anf
No. 8, the game and fresh water fish amendment.
At the samo time we believe th "“
wages for debts; and No. 0, ex cm
tions from taxation, should be defeat
agree with us, or w,
hrflaga, add you
should exercise it. For only when everyone votes, can the
s i t r - f >'v»
•The morale in the ;«rmed force, and on the
home front ii exccllenL^*
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Wright* Pupils Will
Present Dance Revue
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The following p io g n m
ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor
M in Bertie May Walth of Flo
rence. 8. C. it vmtinir Mr and
Mra. John Kogrr* for a wvelu
BapUit Church will meet at the
horn# o f
Mia* S U rltv
Bchola,
a Palm etto- Avenue, 7:S0 o'clock.
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A claaa In cortical dreaalnga
w ill be hold at Urn Grammar
1 School from 9:80 A . M. to 5:00
•' P. M.
t
Tha H. P . Club of the Order of
d E at Urn Star will meet with Mra.
m O . & McKay, 1908 Sanford AtreV m e a t 8:00 P. M. tnataad o f Mra.
d 0 . W. B ailey, aa waa formerly an.
. bounced,'
The f f . M. U. of the South*Ida
l BapUat CF.arch wlU meet with
• M ra H attie Coo n a y Tate. S700
A Sanford Avenoa at 8:80 e'ciock.
•
T il K« DAT
Daughter* of Wcaley CUa*
o f the P in t ii ethoolit Church
I will meet at the home of M n.
Cltude nem don, 60S Magnctla
A va; a t 8 :0 0 P. M.
M n. lla m W don't group will act a* hoatetiea.
Each member la relocated to bring
; her favorite recipe.
The Piiendahle League of the
Cengregatlonal n o t c h meat* at
8:00 o’clock at the Pariah Houaa,
_ with Mra. MacMIIllan and Mra.
0 And trace Barring aa hoateiaaa
The pmU* of tha Roth Gordon
iR right Studio of Dance will pre-
J
«iU. be
T elephone 14S preacnlad b> pupilr ol lh< riutb
Pe r sonal s
terfalned with a bampirt and
danca a t Hu Mayfair Hotel, FriIday erm ine.
. ■TVoae p m e n t were: Comm. F.
klaaate
iiu x tc t. honor su ett,
Ueut. Comm. J.
K. Hr** her.
LleoL Comm. W. S. Stallworth,
Ueut. B. 8. Blanton, l.ieut. 0 . W.
Stafford. L ityt. M. II. Groaae,
Lieut. A. W. D. Groannlnraatar,
Ueut. H. B. Hill. U eut. D. A.
Stewart, Uetit. F. A. Ballard,
IJeat. \5. T. 8*ig g u m . Ueut. W.
T. Hancock, U eut. 0. C. Pearaon,
Kntlrn J. fiheehy, Warrant Of
ficer S . T. Lvofia.
And l l n . Hancock. .Mlia Eliiabelli 'Dyton. Mlia Oleda Dyton,
Mra. Groat, and M itt Betty Te
lia nL\
P,1GF THREfc
RALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Soy Chorpemny of I'rntacola
it ipcn.lmir a fra dayt here a ilh
hit v ile
St. fla ir Cameron it tertoutly
ill at hit home n the l.angley
Apartment*
CIIHonl Jnhnmn of the U. S.
Navy, Green Cove S on n et, .pent
the werkend heir with hit wife
Mr>. Kaymond llin ei ami in
fant ion of St. Aiu-mllne it viait
iny hrr tarrnti. Mi nn.| Mra M
E. Pattrrion, for «<.nie time
lionion <• n r i I Hlwlle of
tho
1'once. N'ov 3 at the Woman'*
flu b lor the lonofll ol "llumiioc
•oi Britain "
The “rowrirli
from
1 ri**" —
Jankw ( ook, Charlotto Stein,
Jean Var.TT Hetty
Copeland.
Kloiao Cook and Joy no Ha*
Jone*..
Toe Dance—(.lady* 'Hatty
Top Dance— Bobby Little
Petite Tap Dance I—Mart* Mtnendn
In . Dance —Sanc> Willlamt
Military Tap—Jran Dampier
Solo--I M o m Fngllah
Tap Dance—Jane Davit
The Bowery liir U — lan.ri Cook,
Charlotte Stein. Jean Ixiolaa
\a r n Kloiti Cool and joyna
May Jonet
Solo—Mary It) I Copeland
Acrobatic l>anee ami B allet—Joan
1 ieut Feymoui l.u tlir of Camp
(Handing, u i« the dprkrnil gural
ol l i t father. J I.. laisttg. Han
l.A n t a Apt*.
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
* i . i in I t . n
A t i 1 , K nee
■' \ M v.oi'k alttyrt.
i > 1.1• l«-i y 'n rl. lt iijjfe .
■Pit rn* lm i.li il.
Brenda Joyce (leftI haa a (nod hold on her mu. I
<r* the latter (a iea Into the lovely ey«*» of leim l. n
Potter and Mitt Joyce tram up to iiuarh n ...................
in .'(Mil Century Fut't n e ttin g new thriller
I II I
I S A ." »ehrdtiled Turiday (nr the KIT/ T ill t i l l
Mra. Nettle Fperson nf
wnukre *ia « atllv n l to per
winter with her hlater,
CriMt.itnlra Schollr e
( ’hurtle Carlson who I* sta(Vnrri at thr Nn ul Imm- in Key
Weal. ajHm n »h*»it furlough here
with I it wife.
charge nf the sewing in the after
nooi_
WEnNKHDAY
The regular business luncheon
of the Woman's Club will t.c held
at the Club at 12:30 o'clock. For
reservations call
Mra. James
Vourhton, 421 or Mr*, J. T. Ncwby, 6Z2—J. Ilev. Joe Tulle will
be m ea t speaker. Ilo stn ir s will
be Mr*. Clementa. Mra. E. Comp
ton and Mra. J Itoaa
~
Adams.
A claaa in surgical dressings will
be held at the Grammar School
from 9:30 A. M. to 6 00 |V M.
Yam distribution by Mra. H. O
Chase. Jr.
The U. I). C will habe charge of
the tew ing in the afternoon
Richard A lt of Miami it si»cr>ding a ( c m d a is with hi* slaterin law and brother. Mr and Mr*
Robert It A»t. ai thnr home on
10th Sir eel
\|
Mr. and Mr* Janie*
and daughter. Sherry •
•pent thr **«vkt' t irrr ■
Sand’* parent*, Ht and
M. Mu>ne*
t
*t intent at
(In
weekend
-it' Mr and
• ha *
\oun g
Delia Tau
r rut 1
E liz a b e th
F o k id e s
W e d s J . E . M n th ie u x
Mis* F.luatwih |>ok idea. daugK*
Irr ol Mra W II Wratherib*««
of Jacksonville and Washington,
I) r „ Incame thr bride of Joseph
Kliser
Mathir it,
of
Genera,
Tt nrsday r im in g at Si John'a
F.pisroial Church in Jacksonville,
with Inr Rev N'ewtun Middleton
officiating
Thr hi idr’s only attendant waa
Mr* Margaret Stephen*
J«»«r|di Mat Sun ■ it a graduate
THE MEXICAN SPITFIRE SEES A G l h ^ i
of Seminole High Svhoail and for
I I.r«»n Err* I »* t •
the pa«t three n a r « ha* l»een B tftla m 'tarring l.upe
indent of the l ’niver*ity of K)o- i
ndit lie i* in"* employ*d et the
I ruled Male* Naval Air Station.
jn> W*«im ill*
N|i and Mr*
Mathleu* will
make th«u home at
IH Feerl
Sir**, I J m k •••nviH r
Intoxicated Driver
Sentenced By Court
| Found guilty of driving while
| intolteated,
George
McMahan,
white, waa fined S’.'UO and cotta,
or 90 day* In jail hy Judge V L.
.Miller in t tty < ourt la*l Monday
evening t»n arolhrr • omit for
drunkrnneaa he drew ■ fine of f .*5
and r* *t*. nr 7k dai*
t>lhrr ra*r« wefr J inira Mink
enfua*.
w h .»t e.
drunkrnne■traight .10 day*, damp W*«•
1 w right, while, drunkrnneaa.
and coats or 30 da)*, al*n ' •
following negro ca*r*. t'liff-o 1
Spain. $16 and coal* or 46 dai
Jessie Johnson, disorderly e* ndu* '
$16 and coats or 46 day*. Wr
I) Jnrdanf diaonlrrlv rnmtu*
$16 and costs or 46 nays, Alt •
Mr. and Mra. Itobvrt Arthur Ilurke, improper parking. $2 !»« n.l
Blum annuunca tha birth
» estreated j
ilaughirr la it weak at Ihvtr hmnr j Richard Jones, drunkrnne*.3.30 N. Seventh Straal, l’fo.|>«-t ' l>ond estraated; Frank WilliamI'ark. I'atter.on, N. J. Mr* Blum I drunkennaaa. $6 and costa or l %
I. tha formrr Karla Whaalrr of days; Jean U m a i, drunkmn.••
f'in iu nt.
and dlaonlerly conduct. $10 M> '
costs or 30 days on each r,«n
Mr and Mrs. E. I) Kinhhoff Ransom Calhoun, diaonirrl) •
nnnounce the birth of a **m i»n
$ 1<1 bond estreated, 1*0
Oct. 31 at tha Kernald-lsiughton I duet,
Rhodes, drunkene** finr*! > •
Memorial Hospital.
j Noah Talbert, drunkrnne**
$
- and .coats or 46 day* and a*'.*
1 $26 and costs or 76 day*. *
1 John II Rohinaon, drunkmr •
$6 and costa tr 16 days
XnterlvoVen
S ocks
WitlR‘SSl“H Will Bf After Kl.
Held For Grandl1"11
.1ury Questioning .
l ‘>< and
\\ nnl
tlu* l*uir
K ih s - - - $ 1 .0 U
NEW ARRIVALS
M. J. LODGE
hf J e .
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CITY COMMISSIONER
proving the best
In.busiaess and in public, o f
in of your City
miande the beet
I have served you during the
let six yean aa a member o f
Kir City Commission and doradvance the In<
Relieving that ! can beet rfprve
you at this time I have offered
We win b* open Fri
day a Salirday nighu
front now on.
Every Wednesday
“ ~ N ight
R e i a a t f a t C ra te r
M N -e th *f SANFORD
DB LAND HIGHW AY
I Ki'.Ni II IICIII) HIT \TOKS
"1.1(1 I II . .l ib
TOMORROW NIGHT — BIGHT O'CLOCK ‘
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Prewident Asks Power >
To Suspend Any Law
iCAf'.MINGTON. N.iv
J.t.C)
Alta,ul J. mu I ,N
(Vvsldent K«marvrlt asked Con- total |Hipulation of
greaa tu give him sweeping war Hr, H*n«l on private
time power to •u«f*end any law
particularly tariffs, found inter ( the* hair ho transit
faring with the ”frer movement j 6 i *mni i••tiimuniiie*
of person*. pm|»rrty and informs r*».»d f.oiliti*-* d« p«
lion'* Into and out of tile U nilediand Imi. i •
Tha Vrtrrana of Forrlgn W .i. S ta te s
| _____________
at thrlr Kanaaa City m—tll)(. *t.
Thr • in-vial mr*s«gr said that 1
mandril —(hat • la th« »n n l • • "To achieve an all out war pro I |'r»-oh 1-1 |*. rlmii
cribrd to them— an Inrrra.c -I duclion effort, we must imple*. it sit n iiiii.s w huli 1
lhair fwnvton, to m n t the high, i menl and supplrnmnl step# «l it) tornak. thr full
cotta of living.
read) taken ti) ( ongrraa ami the **•! „•« of the work
rtharn
ptopla
who p.> >
for a tm all tack nf |>r.
may b* IlnJarvtlw l In kn«))*
hat Florida r a l e about 11 ■
It p-und* of thorn »ach yrar.
Nlcn about 75 percent arc
to fatten h a g ,.
Ml
E N D S
T O D A Y
ANN SHERIDAN
NOTICE
T a x Itookn a rc o p e n fo r p a y m e n t n f I!II2 ( lit
T axra.
D k ieo u n i n f 4 ‘ « w ill he a llo w ed for pay nirnl
d a r in g N o v e m b e r ; 3 ' . fo r p a y m e n t in D e re m lter ;
1% fo r p a y m e n t In J a n u a r y ; I r . for p a y m e n t In
Feb
ruary.
E I .I .E N
lib Gordon Wri*hl vffl prraent aa “BatraorStage Skow” a t the WOMAN’S CLUB. A Silver
HOY*
City Tag Collector.
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Tomorrow
0RGAN0
VITAGEN
- Orf gnlca
P ra d lfc ta d , C ra c ra tra ta d ta d B aetaelallied by F alen lrd
B acteria Frocea*
R evltalli* y -ar rail Nalara’a way **d e el heller
raaalU from
I B «u
- FMM Crop,
P t-w e n
Lawaa
C0" ,CT*HS°w*tCHSTb^aWcB*1"
0RGAN0 CORPORATION
n f
P T A P in A
B A R G A IN
D A Y
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2
F e a tu re s
SPrwRfc
aGHOST
IUPE V U E l.’ I EON ERROL
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The
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M ONDAY, N O V E M B E R 2, 1912
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NEWS of
o
SEMINOLE c o u n t y s c h o o l s
!SHS Students Want New And Better
S chool
G ra m m a r
SC H O O L
T«,
School
lit.AnV*
N o te s
!
th"
> ru r
,
buainrn* m rrh n g o f IIw
W R tsU
V M .A K IK
ttrrU
A,
U m c‘
R ed C ross. U * t y e a r S. II. S. Imlongcd to th e M M clation. , hry , lrrlr() , hrit o(„ fCll rrwm i • N w »rn l I l i ' l t r r I ’ h r-rfa !* 1
w ant
H k h ’j m ‘ o f
and wc know ev ery s tu d e n t here a t o u r school will ugam m„ ,h„
molt„
lhl, t m n - w h a l
Thf f
Fi-fl S * « f f h « l
.Join d u rin g thin y e a r's Ju n io r Bed <’roan .E n ro llm en t f«»r | lllK yra, M)„ ufflr, , . „
h» WARY RABI’N
ajKifvrrrinK « mrUrnt lur the* be i t
’• S ervice period. Nov. 1-16.
IJtlW■:
! cheer* lurnrd in fb». far, the rf•
At IH, r>'cular lurwhron m«*t*
T h is y ear w e h av e even g r e a te r incen tiv e th a n ever
I’rriM e u t—A rth u . \i ;*.&>!<
i jionrr ha» hern irreatl aM th# HtafA
• f the Student Countil It « u
V ic e
I'r t m iJ c n U - iln b e r ,
I arkcre I i« extending th** Urn* fir on** more
Lto increase our w ork in th e Ju n io r Bed Croa*. T h e need
e
to u*c the Student OpinB c t r r t a r y — P e n n y “ M lt c h n n
[
week
Thc
contest
»ill
^hd
n*xt
!
U g re a t, and we h av e been sp u rre d on by th e Inspirational
T iv a tu re r—.Martha ( irn iv tiiy
i to i V. umn m the "Celery Ke*l"
I
Tueiwlny
morn
ink'
and
ih
r
winner
1
w orks o f th e P re sid e n t o f th e U nited S ta te s in a le tte r
R r|io rtv r--J jfia M an'-ri
■lit :<I*k nexxH
Jilcb rmm
ItfHim ilu tllrr —Mra |{ } f in»p I will rrerive Iwn vfilutbl* dr fen m? i, a liiutre of infnrrr.*tlan for
concerning the S ilver A n n iv ersa ry of th e O rganization.
sinttlin M*T*irt(j |«n jc«* will Ij-p on®
i
«t
the
■ludenli
rrttlly
wsnt s i
Mr. R oosevelt said , in p a r t:
Motto —"UnUed we s ta n d ; «li ih fen*m »1um|i f nine on. nml lurn S*tfllftole lliffh
N
r h f i r t in . . .
“ A s P re sid en t o f th e U nited S ta te s an d as P resid en t *Wrd we mil
, thrae
„
Earh eomrniltec chalrm in r^The Annual "tir.r „rt ,,!«> mu'ht! I |r r r * r* th r,s ,,f " r h^ t tu r"
o f th o A m erican Bed C ross, I com plim ent th e A m erican
•r-titil the following
Will Iw held F riday, *n\ Ur ;.t I
»n *rl
Ju n io r Be?K4‘rnsH fpr so am ply ju s tify in g th e fa ith of H
Com miUfc
Jra n
t u I* M til the M-hiH.I KU. ,
oim th«* l« nrla-v
U r iv Vi.iii-ciirtirman, Jim m y lion*
thfise w ho w e r e 'its fo u n d ers tw en ty -fiv e y e a rs ago. 1 am m niom lav e ur th ru ajoniaor. | Ihdl on th* fl'*«r *
i i+- ■ Hilly C ray. utlvl*or-—Mrw.
confident th a t th e fu tu re ach iev em en ts of th e o rg an izatio n Mut Jami'ii I'firftn. T h rir p l u , ( Artylhin*r. Auyihinir,
J tr i*son.
Naiire th at aeore "
will bo ev er increased . T he needs of our n atio n a t w ar|i» “Nobody Home"
Kkiiflnrr nnd Wrlfarr Cotnmil*
a re g re a t. The A m eric an Ju n io r Bed Cross, because it h a * >J ? t^ r,r0" ° * ," c
l^itin II Hutton chairman.
Hitt Vm in the rltHi^
alre ad y proved its a b ility , ra n be counted on to u s s is t. j am,., n , nry c,„,|Kr
i Martha P age, H etty M oore, A d , .‘■
’ork 'rm in the jaw,
“ ii'u r M U* K arle.
g re a tly tow ard m e etin g th o se needs.”
I t-ucy <:«rt«-r (hi* «if*-> M nrth.i. *Hrntl ’em to the hoapiial,
r r
Athletic
CbnimiUcc — U r e y
T h roughout th e U n ited S ta te s th e re a rc now m ore j (,,*_* yr“" * ’r„ r , th e ir ifAuirhtert — jI untl IJnw, H aw, H aw.
iC-liff’ t luil rnuin, Dorothy i*romlr
Nrll
Cowell.
th a n 14 ,000,000 m em b ers of th e Ju n io r Bed C ress, .tllj. %fenny Miich» tn
M ine a *iji|»er. Two n ilpp-tr,
\dviaor- Mr. McKay.
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g s fo r th e... r’« n k Humprr Arthur \i.-traif ,( Threii|ij.*r rum,
««n>.
working fo r victo ry . T h ey are m ak in g th
.......
........ ItH tl|l}>ri
Cuhlirity
Committee—
Al
arm ed forces, clo th in g th e refu g ee ch ild ren , w a rrin g on |
<|(" um,^ r ,h '*
Ml— h' i» » - v .«
Hfock chiiirrnan, M artha l'n j;t,
w aate, collecting books fo r th e m en, and dolrig all th* n ,„ r y ' Ciim.n h
'•» . i"^i-r 'ir. i„«» s ,. IIcKini j ! ' lt Bruch, AdvUor* Mi** H and.
f f i r ALI___
Its.hilt
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*
Hobby P.r4»u
I'arkiT
St^idl Conimittre—tleleni Hutth in g s____
w e.»«tlok h. M
ere a t Sem inole 1II«K
H igh.
! IIah**
Mm (film an (hi* <u»il *Moore,
'*
Rflfiforil,
S.mford,
Huh l!»h! H«h' ti a.,n rhalrnm ti, Betty
Wo know th a t ev ery stu d e n t in o u r school w ho it.
KnacH
J.
U hitrhuin, Adviaor
M ill
Wrfi'
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alread y a m em lter of t,he -Ju n io r Bed C ross will w an t to , Wr hope* that »\ri>i
m
*
"
fuittrd
|
Hull)'
K»t**
iVillnmi
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rom
r
Aful
lirtvc
an
' -VIIInJ
1 ‘ nod Found C om m ittee—
re-enroll, and wc hope all th e new com ers am ong u* will
\»■%*filfiyr The P|t»cr**il« w
* i. I i it,m<| tb r Tmfil « * ’ *tihmill*^l by b n'ti WtorUTud- chairman. Sonny
m
| Mitilf.d HrfHirlt
Join up. too. T h e a c tiv itie s of th e Ju n io r Bed C ross give lb< a1hie tit Iif ltd
b-C.ii n. Jim m y lliyrvry, Advjaor
Ul o u r o p p o rtu n ities to serve. T h e Ju n io r Bed C ro ss i« | In H rrrm l I>u »iiipm
•If'
ilr^ (flubee
•tf ih r Junior Clua* uf tb
•tin
m arch in g on! I*<t’s jo in !
I ibrary
f nm m ittee IVte
opportunity to sig n up fo r «crv ce in th e A m erican J u n i o r ,
r
p3’"? i . - c- j" ^ */, ■- jdTk-?^ 1"1 "n^
<y.na»fiYxi4rt|*ei*vx*x*t ■
1 ■■■* 0
L Y M A N
Djr'Jnml*. Lee- Hulthliw
S tu d en t* of, S em inole
- u
-'-
IJJl'ISK
IStPK.
r*efen
t c > * " i' . a p t s
u u ' i s i : i h j P c . w h o .#
lil*
mj f ir m s « ml i#wtd#At*'
‘i«
1f
U ilte “ u t f l , l*'‘ri Hurt*a. Hi
Uy wns. I . K. HI'KNC KI!
(J
In the ttwence of Mr*. Miluee,
(TUdr Cnsinty, M*rht#A»
Vuu ire nfdrfsil l«» I”* *nd ap*
Glenn Payne la autntltulinf. Uc|
pvt.r iu iiiw pwoin IlHl “ f ComHoorn
»i*
Urnght
h>Mi*.
Gerla )a«t like one of ua ami we
fflMl !t#trln a«aln«t >ou
| trude l’dirr held the
»|>e«ist j
u Afilitn f«f Ji* •***<
know he will enjoy teacHny
y
„
,,.
I
Hallowe'en
ptogrRm
in
the
*ctu>ul
I
u
t
i
w
of «♦>- *'l<*V »* *l*i>"
The hayiide
that had
—
^ d }j audlU>e|um -on F r.day n f l e m n u n . l t - ' ^ - - ^ *
looked forward Ijj ,o Vnjj turned
it is;T h r program m anriiunc«l by >rounii t’^wrt
a* J#a.itf*jrtl
out to he a flop. At trail that
*
.
....
.
,
4,*
I
Weiait.inl*
Kail
1
;<emiitulr
I'uiintv.
Florid*.
Foil
»
>
■
•*
tha way aoma of the boy* e » - j j knc \yhitner wa» a* lollaw*:
A dii fre | r« rn n lrfro "III *»•
prei* It and wo readily a*rre.
.Star h p a n x ld llAnnrr af> I F U j
■(id r-grliiM you trul m W c* u»*
Lyman'a debating team chal* faliite-Ktud^Qi
Ilthlv NMijUur**r*#n j r \ (a flro n lffo l Ihai Ihli
lengrd Ponte de Leon High'School John H 1 4 J a n ’? W hiliwr
1 ut rrn*tip(iKihsr
A W 14 /%
Tue*day. Kern though (he debate*
limy ItNiittA i4 t ZNmw! Kal I ‘fikr* 0 i
<|y ( it|Mli4ll)lll|
I,
<
it.n■«ci
j re wr**l(* In
were non-dreiilon it wuuld lie C hA r»rtn&; CArraL Jfa.it Xleil !
k * ifnM i b iJ it l . * nrwa |'*|ar
*
quite a tatk to decide which tram w ttJu r. E rd slry kliirch. IJ U i>t*
,
nI 11»«**1*IWn 1*iMifl.* *
eon.
ii.u n li, ft'Iof *$♦i
l.uibarw
Kurki'i. Kr^aLr j
*.j -• l
U*** *.lfl* In || *w=l . f
The debater* taking part » r n
Toil*, i llyvp Anno Adam*, 1* 1*
"
xlt
A
'til
Ilj4 It-llixl of Mir
John Forward
Harh. S U d e y H rutnlrt. Jimmiy
r .* r IMS ;•**» iljsi uf
Klmrr Helm*
l.udv* i , nd Tr*J lln y n ei
*■'
t !• 1* *J
I rrdrick llU ltiiu
Ski. Hw I h n t* l M kViU * |
.** i*
l* HKH'x.tre r ' I n k
IJolly Jtealv
( haiucU r tt M ary Arm' 1.alSua n"., J n w •" a LI.aci
Charlra Slum
Midl .t F rrtlcrick, and l lu r ltir a ,
f*'.m iu r* Ait*'row>,
- L. lain I la
(killcen Clark
| R K-ker Mi** Ix'onorc Whifldoii
llroadua Swafford
and
mhj
piann,
.
____
Jackaon acted a x chairm
an,■ while
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" *Xl*Wi• ( ‘'la ra rtf r
!ha rre* K l»i«e
Conk j % o T tr| . r u |t
tT .o a i^ ii
A
June N o rth
Jr* n
W * lk rrf( and
Bm) JJrn
M n . M cEw
cKwau
at
. and
rn n V ai m
m
Mr*.
an nt
were tim ekeeper!.
A • re c * p tio n [tk - t*:-no
wak held
----- „a .i ---fiMnlando
......... _a .fu
. . rw
, , a n l*
i. .
*
_______ ___________________
I I A V K Y O U N O T IC K D
f k t t y U a n n stt’* adarabl* r « l hair
5^1 let ||« nil do oar be*t
n
wny.
ribbon?
Ju n lla Kolin* n rw blue' * w ra trr? and n>*4»pernte with the jariilio*
and Studrnt Ccjurwril nnd kien the
H s lty Ann W * ll", p|*U n u ll!
water fcHj.ptair!* nice and clean.
H ir h .n l W illi ,’* am) i l l l l i r F rt
l* r’a glum a ttitu < l»!
. .
O u r cut* new taachcr ’
.
'< ' I U
L I.I.K S
W II.I.IA M H
M arjori® lln u a c’a n r » hair cut * I
" h*•* a r*'
ih " S -n | ..r |.riv;
Pat S lm p to n 'i cut® nrw
a h il t 'r r h .a r .1 a l.n il nil thrmi.-h
"( rt'ju
t litKV% I t w
a c: «wUl tor U
r l .|i l .
I ' j t TTUV lS
K AM
m i %t %. F l . u ------ilin * . “t « T..........
ill,
ftM M i
of
IIA N H
«. t m :
1M N A IJ
o il
F ill
m : 4i i i \ n * m h u .*
t Coder a uth o rtlr
H*eilon «.
I'l.dpi* r 1 3*M
nr Hlorlua.
f I*J*
noli**:• k re rrU '
a: 1%
-w** Il»»l on nnd after No vein bar _
it
\
I
IJll, am] for a p tlM of Ih* fjl
t r t f i i bet »=afl*r, the fottuwlog de.
arrlDr*! *rr« In Krininot* L'nuniy,
jL .ib ls. will l— rlABwiI t . lbs ini
m fc*
-■( aim* Mob aim* animal*
• ft.I fur br ir ,. -if* animal*
r«-g ir.nlnw *« »•** NW iV rnrr ••!
Il.w
Ut
NIS'd «f Nrtll*.'.
h w m tfr ?
M E WON HER
Who June N orth
| hi.|fIn trho.ll ? M oil o th er rvIih i U
* have them, why ra n '!
have
T»» n*hlp 31 rkniih. Il*nar J-* A
hi* a date them in Semi mile II itch* Anmnit |j.( •i, run ^ju lh it* I he Mil I'tinv'f
I r**’ «»:•* **f the MKI4 **f Merilt.o
i the prl»llrxr« enjoyed by oth**r
w ith F rid a y n ia h L
Tu* nahlp 21 Kolitti. IlangI f H e tty and Lib h id n jftKMi | irhool* are: beini* diifniiaed five
j Uijfh School the following n f f n r r il
|U*( In ll»* MK **•*»
l’»'*ck rh airtitan , Jim m y Hlg^ney, time S a tu rd a y n ig ht ? (w e know , m inute! before lunch to ^et to ; I,is■t. ftb*ne<*
«rr> f l f f t d ;
*.,l.|
Ion th*nr* N'” lb
i I *iifK Wh f i r hid. AdvUor
M in they didj
the lunchroom »o that th*- senior! 11*, ih«- s**rih boundary *-( ih# » i.
I I'reiliifflU |p4Htri cilliff
G
E
N
E
V
A
S
C
H
O
O
L
H ite O f T c l c o h o n e
1
Cdfia
t
hlttendcn
lilt
Hi
gbl
*ff-w
a
fi lh*nee Ni •
HM
I
f
Hruaihia
Colleen and
are! wouldn't h a re to wait in line, hav! ^ ic r J'rraidcni Il#tt> M ikbr
along the Hit
r|
Stmlf mi Hi-curd Com ml tir e — breaking up?
f mg ■tudy hall to go home if the l .acterly
v aSrcrrlary K athryn Aulm
| Thr pchmil chlldrrn Iiava Ikccn
M*r,
in
the
Ka*l
tine
of
the
MU'*
’
B r H ath 4 tm * tro a
Wl o P a t'i new heart th ro b ) aim lrnU wnnte«l to but hr m u st] , f the N tV tj *»f Ki t I 1*ib 3, T « * ••
j T rrn ju rrr MarJoHc Wiiker *nh , hu»y m aking th eir tern p
pile Waller A rnlenion-rhalrm an, Hilly
31*
keep off the achmd grounds, nrul ■h 11» II H#»uih, I P m < Ia»r Reporter I n n Sm ith
I f rilw
Wr hav.
• b .n t
JO.mK) t. iv. N'ril Howell, Advluor-Mlt* l*? A Boldier no doubt!
K eep those telep h o n e lines oj>on for th e vital m essages
W hat Senior n certain Idonl exrinption* in c-iaininattnpv if he M . ,i .. %••( IIi ! i Mt.> NF r*,*r n»- • - f
in thia
M» F 1 | uurtil*. » ith
f foni 11rind
rvrry tjnttp
of d efense! A re you g u ilty of c h a ttin g and w a itin g valu MA 1*0
,tx|
I
*
x
*
.
rr
lr.n
l,
Ibsner
•
*
n
l
'
ait
nation
Cimmittee-Edna
freshm
an
li
nuta
atanit
*
CMltf f n t ihu.t
1 h»* an av erage of IHI fH-reent for («, «ii ,.f tirsinnifig
iutotflobile*
kmdre
ill
able tim e on Ihc telep h o n e?
Y es?
W ell— th is can be rm»tr mullir,
Sfiikartk
chairman,
Dorothy
STAH nUHT
* the whole te m ts iv t in that *ub*
I N k H -N N H Ilf, H l f i H t f
T h f !*-»)'» nri*l ^iri • I f f rlu ha *
JuafiHa Rolin is the girl nf the | Jr««
v l-eroy JCnltfr, Adviaor*
Th« Junior < In a*
No (ttar?
* *ir?i
avoided by reducing o u r duiiy telephone cnlls. A lso by
However these p n vilrgrv
Tli ii r •In v
ftftf f ■ vMimli
im i retjfr (In r
week
*. xviXu .dial I' * ip’»ti \Y.111et K’l*1* *7
*i f'akiirto
| a . "rr taken away if the *tiideiiM
re fra in in g from uaing I » n g D istance at ail unless lmi>era pruftent lbs* nrn# in \ j.
hiHill, Os t 22, for it (tumirifBB i \ ixia tIn*t the officers are elec- f A m b itio n — N u rse
, <h»i out tin (catisfnett•'j work ref
MiffD •U »•*< Jsf *«bfrre»1 Ihi- «uhtlve, We can ma ke "those dates for th e dances nnd plan* 1
'
ito-i the i •kiiimlttee* nrrangt>l i f ^oU«-ge-- |S t«ta 4in.
Ii t*l NJ j»<*event m *tu-lie* and
I ht* |f11!'■
re• I A1$* V.if 1* n reir
Hobby“ '*
D ancing
fo r th e movies a t school—can 't w e? Well th e n —le t's t r y ‘ [ Mirti.
i. ...,
'-indent
(
,turn'll
is
re
a
lly
*
, Hits HRhip 1 ihink ihi* f i t , . ,$
J llta *rr.| Ih
wl with rtarnra
F a vo rite Sub let-1 -S horthand
H. U> M>»l.
"
d
Old
t*»
m
ake
this
school
year
-r-». l snmplhini; 1<* kbrefit f r<r Itlt'l
!*..>« with
v.f V, • tahls * Jldl II
f nYo n te Pastim e !^>afmg
A m ur I whi* i
be*! *«iip ptcr*
1hr* imler rlamamiti uretir thin f it*
lh<?
fti ■
m ** t'l
fhii 1 ih «ffH re*iiitk
F lvot itr F ood- Fneii Chicken
K A lto n ! A ml in
l*K* '
Could you uprll thi-in roiri-clb
gulden T h- |.h,%lrl
llo_* Hlltt**!
o
\ Favorite S u n g - j^eranade in HI in t.-.i. f.ifvt ant |x»
i •.mu. i ho
q f
AlaofhUori, nrrumoilAl*-, chmij Mas jortr
given Mi • J * IMil * gav e'
V o c a tio n a l S c h o o l A
Favorite A c trea a- Hetty (^rable
ijb rr»im
i
,in
h
’luht
l*
«
ha
ren.l
1
►
i
,i talk
nil \ M11ll ) l , » f d el l * . ll*
F avorite A ctor— John I’aYne
Mm Cf.aii» i vnho
By M A R Y W Y A T T H A T I . I F P ffut-i rolloaal, rummltf-p. fourls,
W H A T 'S
C O O K IN G
luatratm g with fitn l* vegetable* |
We Think the Ideal €• tr 1 Shojh nail. n'g r*( ‘ Rlftlr. i! ha* (hr
x.-rromaSkin irllcvr* promptly b*kimwlhi;; hyirplnv, kAhkc. ttAvey, U'Ofi tllliff
or. Uit-kl. ’ nxm* H coca rlttu u> the «r*l ot th*
oltlr t InfUiwt.
I Hive
nod
hono
istim-d
pMHiurta
Hop'
A M«n t » h»> i’ id N «w atuilent* who h a vr rn i ocriirenri*, fn«riuvi*ur, m rklr pl*> IlflfUrl l.u iu t
• WP’ te*l itFi‘I Ih al t Ktf*jr* of any trmiblr to twlp loaxen ami rapel
Eye* like A rdella YoeinAn*
d
V
\
ell,
i
*
is
M
il*
are
nver,
and
by
errni laden phlr»m. and aid nature
■l t * in ih« onion
relied thl* p**t « w k a rr A I b n j v»rt t *• n Inr t h , t »hmm p If I,. *) n ic aI,
*M
Ih. |- j \ m e t at t h e s c h o o l
Hoorn t m itli M t ■
-xt Tbu Mutiny wt- *hould know Teeth like June North
HritlAD,
Ikjulfy,
| in moth* and hral raw, tender. In- 1/
t r lie hr C will put on t hr
o wt* dial loam - o t
M arjory H air like G ertrude Hudson
»n laneh ii.un«. I ii»*«ilay afternoon,
ta von H erbulli. M lldm l W alk er.! jfr*m m rr, aiuI nowilny*
flamed bror.thlai rnucoui memrhapid pruinam Kriib
•» lift X7, fxtil.»kve,( by a nutrition IC-dge* spent the week-end in U pa like June N orth
t i n . R. K in g , Mrs J»* K m rr lrk .
i brane*. Tell your dnisgtrt to xetl you
Nr i t «r* k I'll Ifivr you »omr It it 10 i<
recu p eratin g from her Figure like Irene Morrison
\h
lrb
thi
I*
T
A
i*
*pon*
‘
M
lando
i
v
n
a i
l
u
n
T
i
r
i
f
u
•
Ins*
1
a bottle ol Creomuhlon *tth Die unand H a ial Saxxcr
I _____................
uurationa aikrtl on n Civil Service
SnipluM' P««lm J t
-••ring Tlus , ln«* I* put on by ‘ u m i
and did she have fun!! S oar like Ju o n ita Rolin
!
__ , demanding you muxt like the »ay tt
W» a re glad Mr*. Dwight Hmilhi KgaminaUon.
Complcr^on Tike Hilda Ilrasl
I'rnycr toy Ihi iihiih
i
ho
r
.t
m
t
Mtud
lig
h
t
(
ontpany
l
oi*
<
aldwell,
Cene
H
arrison,
a
n
d
,
I
nil
I
quickly allay* the eou«h cr you ar*
IV T ill: * 1111 I IT Mil IIT
r-:
and H arry II»**lry are back a fte r
Mr» M rln ljrr h
Ix-rn .ib lx IIiilltmi
Hall,,,*, >„
rn Wflroim
Ai?h M u W ilhoyrt «• teacher. M*tm O dbam , certainly m ade a Frofile like fo llc n Clark
s »; m i a u l s :
helac e u l for eavvral day*
| •wftil
M | t, hhi|.* w
. .e .# k b e e i u n e o f I l l n e s s , f j rri4. VA p n j |r -(i
Hands
like
Lola
W
alker
tv * II 4M
f nem
laches signed
for He a d e r "th ri-c w m s"
last
F riday
'
H ilrn McGill ha* a notitlnn (ll h rr
< »r«ri
Barf
. Ih. i It girt- are also at night nt the show
Hy the Sense of hum or hireBat Simp t
M with A. P. Connelly ar>'f Sons | Tj,r Under* igned h at to “ Finch Hell) \uiifi
nil lifM Oft* FI in H STIIIV
aor>
frm ltn *
way d»*l you see d e rm “com plete»iiij i ruin j 1for Couihi. Clifit Colds. Brooch ittj
Louli* N onlgrcn h.x tnove.11
fnr MAIUOIIIK JU N K thl* ija 11-j
T h a t's all kids
' il k i <•in:
Ida
kl,.’.t Vicgir.i*
..( Tail* 1 Jy r «l*"*»Dng" Aialrry ll.c h lax*
“
Tazaa, w hrrr *h® »n,l h rr, „ r r i, , , MAIUOUIE lx working
Mab-.-i
n ig h t’ ??
. Ned
SBAlhaw «will
*-ill Join
l,.i I.t.klw-.'w
it,
_ ...
■■
i
h n x .rf, xliiln rhuirm nn for Ilium h a tu id a y
fnoiher
l/nilip'i tfather
at the Air Base We are all proud I d In Mm C icrp
Powell wav xex n w ith M a ry A lin
In il.rn vn im 'fil ttf i h . Mnmx* D ‘* W elc'iel t h . other night
Capt. Nonirren. We surely will of her [test of luck, MARJORIE I {'bar lie Mr! till,
An
vIxdn.l Ih r Cii-ucva xrhxnd Mitn other "i-nrn|U.*t" r f M a ry Ann'*?
^Cfsttlia youg lamiise
M r . W A R H IIU ItN i* w orking R rai ling * In t i C.
I - I r * m id
.l.kv
and
*1xu
ih
r
1-H
I
luh,
in
Alice T y re has u part-tim e at the Airplane factory in De
Audrey ( i.t
Hiding I n m r ih . o th .r n ig h t, I
iRahe) ( HMi«miina tlautfhtcr of
itlon w ith the Hanford Electric I*and. She is doing her p a ri to
Short
|.|u\lett«
llallnwei'Ti _ n h , f h x h r IX , ' t r x l l ) l l l l . r . x t i I ■aw ••rr tik n I it tip to r xhould I Mr A Mr*. VV [V Chapman* who
In
Ih
r
rv
rm
n
if
xhr
••nx
m
b
•
ompany.
rr
xay
'd
i
g
"
I
Malcolm
Mac
N
e
ll
Prank
win thia war
la n junior at Florida Southern <
lainrxt by M r, and
M ix W I .tro llin g
Mr*. aleArthur hat
ptialtion LATEST JDK K ON TH E WAR Chamriri
along
with
S h irle y
<••>
b i r t w ith >i flxh illnnar a l th rir Kchnlx T h e y were "ju x t w a lk in g ('olleprr In lxakeUncf will appek4
iHJt Ml* Gulf Oil ('orporatlun.
With
F ifty Herman Aviators knocked Mother ihtratb> k n ig h t
u In W HO'S WHO IN AMERICAN
h o r r . on Itu rk Jatkn.
, . M l*. I - M. Karaln ha* (uxl on the door of heaven. St. Peter| Jlnirny diet »*m F i ankle G ore
home ftirni the
,hi
U 1 COLLEGES
AND
UNJVFUISL
T h n x r In v lli.t In h r w ilh Ml** xexmx the 'r a g e ” fo r Ih r older
returned from O ia r lr ilx jn
nn<l opened I Hr (|ot*r and said, “ Who1! 1
Hnfpt-i^ La Juft* Kates
\!, ..ir r w r r . Mr*. O ulda W ila m , g ltlx to go w ith Ihe younger boy* T IE S .
W ill u* *h* paired a C iv il th'
MDs (o n e Hill) C banco
T
he
alu
d
rata
aro
chosen
conMr*. J . C . 1HII*. Mr*. Kdaon Gm*., now. . D h . b o y ti! . . land W e itE ia m ln a llo n In Typln*.
Th e answ er was, " F H t y Germ an Mr* Thompsjjn Mildred Lucas
M n J T . M rlxxin, J r . anil Mr* le y Jackaon ilu r ly n 'II . . B u t I'm •irn tn u ily and im partially a fte r
_ U ek in a fr w days, A v ia to r! shot down by the R. A . Mi Cooper Erwin Abell
licked before I've atarted Iherw— qualification* h a v r been carefully
D avid S | irrr
a i i r t w o rk ln - a t the Ft
luoniaj
d iy ” . '’ Yi ou
ihi w
mill
u have
tti» r to. Mr».
..
uP artin
.,
, Votliey , ( , , .
lie'* tiu ltr "n ut* ” about N ancy considered rrq u iilte* for memberN »ry Yard.
wait u u ta h lt" >.al Ht I’c ts r. " u c , “ ' J ' "
1'
'
J " l; u, , r, n
Jo G o n ia lrl
W ' i x I have the** •hip a re ch aracter. »chol*r*hlp,
1.w o b#ard the clif Ini lion i m
III | chack - I I I . I h . rrp o rt fr.ic i \ .’' r l r , Jil ” 1v.
.
in
extra -curricular
Erexhmen got that I l .v e n d got. leadership
Ola maid? A g irl who
Berlin lo d .y .[ T b"" , ‘ hll" 7 ’
j',1*1
potentlalitv
fod
. . I you do n 't have to anawer acttelUea and
.
' elm , B rtly Aulin and l.fu c l. B ill
w Ifl an Ocean of |^i*ve
fu
tu
re
usefulneas
to buslnexs and
In a f»>» ndn u b 'i 8t I‘c trt-tu *
th*t one)
. W h it g irl I* r in g
1 HM »hc hasn't any Ipouv to tu rn rd un,l xald, llr r lln r r p iir t n l
A th le tic s
society.
,
ing
“
Ju*t
O
ne
More
C
h
a
n
c
e
Hflff to.
•>nly l wo aviator* xhot down.
Only a few Junior* are eligible.
IIY
L E O I I U T N K it
Am i I
A in 't
K id d in g !'!!
"to
'T tti Ii art examtde of •pelting T w o o f you may m m . In, anCire
H illy K D m in g ? ! f . . . I* It only The personnel e o n .l.ts mainly of
N e w s N o te w
F
tb a Huainrss Fmglish C last has xupfHtx. t h . rrxt w ill h a vr to rro
senior* ami student* in advanced
tIKI.K.N i |l U ir iK lI M A S
. I'n arh "W hltey” M- '..urax h.i becnujr th e y 're n e ig h lu r. th a t work.
isrtiB lilliiii *cord> a.rw misspelled li, t h . D E V I L . ”
Leroy Hodge
and Paulino
Mcb*d leg itim ate xnuaca to feel Cletand a re *exn to o ften .(“t
a ilr fs s f -----*_________ - 1 irnxi
V a ml** Mr*. G D K N 1K K , Mr*.
blue, be r a in , back o tte r hi*, op
•FW# co n g ratu la te P a tty Jlndg*
M C I N T Y K K ami M n J I A H H 18 room In I.a d liu In tho W a r Ikmd tra tio n to ftfid f l» , of hi* player*I tR U ie r TT T r r T h s v r » * iry V « k .
■ darlyn couple any way. . . We and H erm an Middleton on being
and
Stam
p
d
riv
e
,
a
c
llln
r
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h
,
moat
from
t
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ook
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h
e
y
id o e s a n o ld
m l i i l n t —thr»,_ linem an and two H ally loal som ething when our •elected fo r th e Rollins College
hava b w n kept h a m , on am ount In fo u r out of fiv e wrrlc*. T h e y backflelder*. ‘
,
T«rMlll* Buck Hal* moved away. Glee Club.
aold fA D M il of w hich $150 wa>
o f llln a n In th a ir fa m U lw .
Jim m y Itld to droppctl o u t with
T h e b o o k k re fln a tlaa* la h ,- In bond* ami tho rem aining $00.40 o broken hand re c iv c d in the , . and b e fo r, [ had “ my chance"
k a o w la g tM a f f ip 7
■ In n ln r t h ,
J Bp*nc»r
Prattle* In alamp*. T h a t I* an a verage » f Daytona Beach y*me. lie ha* * a t him l o o l H . , la A ngela
Melich .till
receiving
I r t tn *
$16.00 p . r it u d r n l.
Her
room ,
S e t" thi* V M k .
yowl chance to play hi* rt;h t from th a t d a rly n M artn,TTT Ann
f
o.UOS pound* of
M K L V A I.E E T H O M P S O N ap*nl alxo, collected
Stine.
Gordon
Fredrick,
Je a n
l>o.ltlon
a
ta
ln
.
ptebi fi
t h , wacktm l at h . r ham* In llla h *cr*p metal tlu rm y t h . twn wrcWx
Thl* xeaaon llrrb e rt Moreland W hlgram , John lielveu, E lisa
BY DORIS DUNN
h'prlna*. M O L L Y
W IL K IN S O N of I h . rnntr*(
atao broke hi* hand In I h , Drland beth File, and Paul Hickson w a r,
fn o u r school 1 think th a home
•*nl ham , to l*ata(ka fo r th »
ilrandcil In Ocala la s t weak-and w ork Is loo hoary- E ach teacher
/n
rn
r.
11,
h
a
t
only
a
light
chance
T he A rt Club I* m aking plan*
v w k n v l.
when Jo h n ’s c a r broke down
<>f playing a ta ln thia M ason.
give* a large “ home assignm ent
We ar* |la<! to ate Mr*. M J lr for It* annual puppet .h n u . nrxl Uutner, n g h t end. had to drop I bear th a t torn* of Ih , t lm , w as and
seem s to th in k ' th a t yoo
March
D R E D W A L K E R bark a t h .r
foothall to take car* of a n*w> ■pent In looking a t engagem ent should g e t y our homework 1for
rtn g i a t D uval Itw tU ry
ito r* the su b ject she leaches w hether
t y p e w r it.r a fter a .h o rt llln.**
paper
We wjxh to welcome to 8 . I I
wlill really
studrnt* who commute b y tra in
Buck Hale, quarterback, will not their*. , . J im m y Aiken w
gig I-aba
xt w 'hen a
certain
Lake you g e t your o th e r hom ew ork a I
to Vocational e v e ry day from 8 . tw o new fin d .id * from M ia m i, ■liny anym ot* of M l beautiful be gUd
School not. I really th in k th e teacher*
lack, M a ry at* Mr*. T R U E ,, Mr*. H e tty M rllaynold* , tenth grade, pa.aea; h , it t o l n t back to Pan M ary G irl g e ts Ip. High Bel
and
J r a n .lt o
tu th u ff,
n in th
year,
year. . . Do you
y o u know
__ ... ___
tth a t should be a iltU a more consider*!#
B A K E R and M n . M A L L .
am a C ity. Ralph W olfer rrcelveil next
tra d e .
Al Rxbum h a s a d a ta w ith JA nn of th a pupils a n d rsm em ber th a t
internal Injuries In t h . Deland W lfg jn j thl*
da Thursday’
T hursday n ig h tt'l i t tha pupil h a s hom ework In tU « «
ta m o *o h , w axn't able to a how .............
r n s Daniel*
, . w h........
o haaeg W
Waarren
Daniel* de
d^- o th er classos. J think a schedule
hi* s tu ff a g ain at tha O rel* W ild cided on?T T . , W hoever th e tsy could be w orked r o t so th a t tb a
cat*. H a will com* o u t a g ^ n
students would h a re only -cat o r
n e a t week.
tw « hom e assignm ents each might.
G re s S ingletary la show ing up
F o r exam ple: a ll scieoca horaaa* a hand changing g u ard , Andy
eould^ com * one n ig h t, all
H asty has been changed from
c m U r to rig h t end. H , la ra ry
g o o d , a t atopping end run* and
fa st o f a ll 0 . 0 , L a n d rru w ill b ,
s h lfu d to backfiald.
b
h n r m isundersta n d
A. o. .tm A a a ^ S n S n f l
betw een t b s tea ch e r and
*
ila week - w o1
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How To Relieve
Bronchitis
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STUDENTS THINK
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I th in k th a t
t n r to hrep tlm w i t
c le an - W hen '
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p r n t t f t Inviolate tkaaa UoaUuabl* privi
leges l x
which w# b a ts b m
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SAVIN*is IIO .M S T
AN IN D K I’KNPEIS I DM1. Y .NKMSI*\ r i . K
V O L U M E X X X IV .
K - s ln b lU h c d I n
1908
S A N F O Ill), F I.O ItlD A . T U E - S I k N ( ) \ KMILKIl
i.
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M* m li. r
I'll- -
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W i.
’Henderson Airfield |5®™*J?f ^“j'Naval Station Commissioned;
* Still Held By U. S. onsea Coast1C. Of Co Honors Rear Admiral
2,.)()0 hnonn
rroop 9 Sanfordites
1‘raised
Are I r a p p e d In Ity Admiral F o r
Coastal
Pocket
Assistance in
Near Al Alamein
Ittiilding S l a t o II
Offensive To D rivei
•
n
Japs From Guad- LegI0Il UppOSeS
alcana! Isle Into
Sea Is Underway
W A S H IN G T O N .
N o.
3.
(A I-> — N » *t S e c re .a ry F ra n k
K a n t warned again *! "g ro w ■
ing Irm o p tlm litlr” about the
Solomon
lila n d .
kiluatlon,
a M f r l l a i that no doubt, thp
J i p i N t w fie ri would rpturn.
ami added there la atlll a b it
ter, lough light.
•
0
•
^
^
1 1)i AiiaM alfri f'r***|
Rc«ler«* rrcurilrtl thU afirrntain a C arm an hruadraal
ting
the
B ritish
have
*«1I
hri»'»n in wome 500 tanka
"thr
in Ih r ( r r a lr a t tank battle
of Ih r wholr A frican rim -
Sends Resolution To Jud^e Reprimands 20
Senate On Twelve Idlers And Tells
Mon t h s’ Training Them To (Jet Jobi
palgfi."
S l a t in n
(if id ml' - IImtif
(iiiail.ili
P r t iil
I'd
a n a l
\
r u r iif d
C o m m .
I t r
\m l
r
O v e r
H u g h e s
Im p r e s s iv e
llr ie f
P ro g ra m
11it 1 unpt i -"lyi
t ill
’"■'•pr >**u
neii? Ii I mu * a
w
I t.ind v lilt
**ii I to
V tl t *•■*
*
I l»' Si I I III I I g
n i l at toe .u
In tile I tliillltii'
Siinlut I
oi bor.or of
H
\ir M otion ,
if t i f Vdliift
11*i Mlg t
l
t. . b. .. i
A L E X A N D R IA . E g * p t. Not.
Stepping up lb
new drive P<
A rvaoliilittn d eclaring A m rri
J,
(A 1*1 A
N aval
«oia*
.ran i egiun tippnMtHm !•> the a- get v«tfif»J l# ,itiiI t<>.ilerR off thm u niq jr today announced the
In th e Solomon I.ulnmln, menclment passed by the Senate atreeta of S»i|fot.l l*rn t> ne
cn aital force* of the 0rHt*h
til a % .it
th e A m erican offensive to In the S r lr c lit r Service A ct glCH'a vM-ir rmi'iili 1 up for idle
N edlferr atirati llr e t e a rru tH
Fuller ( I let
\
which w ill re«|uirr that d ra fte e *1 r.^a and Inalyig
operation* In the rear of the
drive J a p a n ’.t invasion hortles «»f lh or 10 ymr,* of age m u s t , Kov t* V\illmtn< Mid fn m l I li)
, l.ili
l.i *t *’V» nii g * enemy** line* in the past
Into the non is a p p a re n tly I n- trained within ih i* country at Judge h I M
• erlk. .#
ki d Munu ij nl
oh
* Utfhtly
(
utitlerw ay in th e juiiitlo-clinl[ least 12 month* before being
Court
tent
into
foiei^M
s.
rvice,
was
«U« * i o •*»*■» *' •**»
lilll.i
of
M undnlcA ttal
un
Vo
i
•
•
i
t,
badril
tu
D» hgyoi
t>hlo.
I lie
III ills Hi
passt-il last r v ruing al a mt'fting
I' ** " iK'fc’H1
I 'n i t i t l S t a l e s M a r i n e s , n u p - of Cam pbell l/n*i.mbi-it* :*m o ip o itw t n r o adiv ane#
. t t h r 1*' . ° ‘U I'
liar
V
All
1
th*‘»f
the
I
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rto
io
flou
t
itttl
jKirtctl by n te rrific a ir a i- leg io n Hut
Mill* 1
. 1 tit lin|i| rv*^
0»N
>i*hi’d a •»«!*■* id hraiiy V m i ll *
IJoyd F . Doyle * r m r r officer (
s u u l t , h a m m e re d t h e e n e m y
1
ii
j
1
in
vml
i II kU■1 g» i" i ii k • a Ion r th»
VI editi i i Hiiftn
ami
form er
I *f
ro m m am le r,1u.l”’V
fa rth e r
fro m
th e
I s l a n d ’* was inatnietril b> Commander w«r I
1a
\nii
in
n
nil
of
‘
Don’!
«
Hint
I » 1,
p rlied airfield
I bupoii i
iav *n id
Marshal
N n l .Smith to drim up the Fetu
1 i>« ii u part in
you hav* lu* i %
-hoi ’
S w iftly following the withdraw
'Miinrl' * l.'D t tan |t »u timi. iluled
tu tin n
which u til
tie tent
to
i
r»
i . i .' m . i!ti isr t h i % .i Jf HI th r *.t I
al of the Jip a n r» v fleet, A n ier
.1 upp. ■>V1Mint»*i V ■ (Hi A ll*
Florida arnator* nml lu R e p re -'^ |rr
i»f
fin
1
I
d
1
r
i
»
idt*nt\
k a n "devil dog" figh ter* dro ve'
* • nti|;i • mi li t t miatal
tentative*
J<h- H eodnck*
phiynient •af ff* f*|
it th«* liiti’f *
the Japanese back two m iles In
ntftt-w mt* 1
.rf
Kl
krt
l^-i flrM-n
' with glMHlj1 p i V f t i- i f i * no i 11u m‘ V(amein
t ft*
1*.i«•.*' • n. It Nitw i ne sector
Tin*
re*olu1ion iv a rm fill fig j Mf
'
.
mtinued
l■ i g». 1 \ * .* 1...... .. t t i • lif.it i in
Cured bv fig Me i
plane*
and
’Soint' of v U l
kMil rt tun 1’ i In haul'
dive
iNjmbrr*
* itch
Rilrfirtil to 1 amuiftfidrf v - Hit in a cco rd ,
•■'II >,.i; *, i.. i .twn
w ilh a r e 'r ill notio adclrrw* by
working t t, w day* » week 11n Mi di ti : • n
i f it tjaat
eftrinv
artillery. I he
Am erican
Ibuinr
W
aring
uutiorinl
romman
nnd
loafing
tin
i
.
nf
Hh
I
line
sm all-----ir a ic
lu r t ..tit 'I- . •
g found fonr.i sprung -----in Lrgiofv. In j Judge Vltllrr t fdr-l
«o I kflow
,
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n g a i n s t : I i al
n *to!f 'f . v » mo- •'v How
I and of Vial I nr* mode
a
two winch tli«* In 1
la*t
• . jtiNi i i Ita I ut
. oil.
I
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in
V
I h r altai-k
lauiM-hrd
to 1
\*-i•«*•* of S rn O .t i Unde IV p
Ihi
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I Ilf
« I.
. I. u hat vo •
Ho- w r*t of Henderaon A irfield P*’r m opposing rtu «m. ndm.*nt mg l
.1. all* at
Mat rfloM
h. In
and a
sm all force" of M arine* * » • mimnen*l»il l«> I— al I egoui
*«n
t might
1 to •i.. t hi* iiafh t
MU ft|H.*f*| m driving » m o * the naire* arid ihey
i -rest a lettei I V
' ..
uf ,
1 .1 It
r you gel .1
M antanikau R ivri
i hr sen! S r 10*1 or f‘-ppcr lauding biVi
flans. dr
’
M
o-y
,i M n .h a l1
The Japaocae
w eir
fr
hi* stand
l *lil
ni •
|Hir1rd
In be r rt ir a tin g *l*iw ly ,"l ()^ ih r other h»n*L
Senator (
.
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* they, t o n * lo 11I
lit, I t ! ’ I.f.1 L.t |k
.
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a n im fiiLiiif|iir i aid
]O
Andrew •wdi In- «irge*| In re-,1
I
.
■•I do
t fir it 11j«*t I
• t l. .
Thi*
riHfi-al iit h i * S mday a fte r ;ran*ider hi*
v..tr m *upfMif1 of * , r '*
1
th
I
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;
j
.
-i
mu
ii
w
*
t
•
1 <hat
dr v long
attacks
bs
fig h ter j (Vte amendmrM
«h#-it ih r
tdll J U4,Vr
i . m*|
ng Ml
w hen
yoig I t *
"i<. first
Vt .1.1-' V ■ ,'
ptnur* mud boinbi*i» whirl' ha in i
riirs uji for final action
u.luig
w rie hi-t ili'il Vim » .mild not i *■• * !<■ nl*
' ■■■ ’. Mil>f.'I »iiit
i'M 1V
m rreii
enemy jai»iti«n*
Hi the I
*‘We I r r l toui any bill retjuir
•till
M
m fiu its of yoUl latmi to | 1 Mil I lk H.i 1'-Mf
,
v
4-f
k WPfP
m rth w ra t sector of G uad alcanal I jn g m0 lo n g
fseriwl of training
in
Juke
joint*
»n-| , r n iilith *i< * i
1! 1 1 tor jtenln
Anspiican .
forre*
I by th<- youmt mrti. will
ilrtt)i»trly , to- wmli-d
• ill ueMTiaieiy
, ,
,*
1 r rl. 1
hi l»'*
h .svy
I'h ' .. •
ro u m ln l »«*<r .1 rn e w y “ « ( . k , w . r
th* » « r
effort.** .. M lJ’ h7,
L*-'C piOtr
you
y io ir m oon if an t oiul« i * di
D >
■•»« hh**vr
t it 1 mgr •
In thr H t l.U
" « V . * 7 7 “ ' * ' lo m m .n .tr'
Sm.th. *h
plan i
you ki »»<* what l« do wytn, pul b»iinl'nr«boeT'i
’ tie a +1 t o l l it |
I
I ir i m ill*
\ D D I’i i V t l
I- .
' " a wrfpl
' T ^i n
t l rt - u A » U * i ' t h r
w l n l - r - u f. a !>b«t
tr
lu Drifted Stale# Wat I«mh|* Mal« ipi i »*•i j
off ,
l nuW
S ‘ lr a tllU
-U r,f
ho rrtTK ’ t.. b l. ' optnlnn.
t k - . •*n<|»« I'ilfcrd dfviai'-d ih r Ju-lg
illliai
f I* fi ■nr I
my on I'o liirc H and Sunday coat beat judgei u* to Ine length .iff
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- la in ly hope I -»- i
fht;, Jf»p* n ia* more plane* rai*
nrrv
f„,
n
mg in at iea it MW l V number of training pernab, and that th** I „ .r mny ilf f t m
\ [If. I
l
i >)>«-■ , i l ti n f U'
NipfM>ne*r
a ircra ft
destroyed W#B no tln ,r [n h* m l^ r them * H h , #r, , , rid time. a.Mod Judge M .
Mkli 1 till Ui4il|ilM
invade*! the
the j restriction* arid regulation* m* 1«*, »r*«t 1 am going to <11am»* - * *»
lin e r the
>ianne»
invade.1
.nl Ml o') | t»o w .«r >1
to "i undue!
the *■»
wm
He |
everyone »i you In* i it *I "■
Solomon* A u g u .t 7
J hh'»»
,>» »'»
W -* '
v n t*i>| i bi*e I'm i
bill ' iio iiiuri “l£einrmi»er. it*
p
E a r lie r , the N avy reveale.f that 1 ■'*«*"* *hal many young
A died f lifhli f
tern are now -**rvirtg with ih r yt*ti |o furni-h latwji |t» lo l|
*ubmarine» ham m ering
it t *• it-fi m il 1
1Jm» wIII
way at la panne supply lines r i- Navy and Mur i i p *
< ]t 11
then !*■
1l|* .
A buUriin fra in
D rp a iim rn t
trndmg ffum Japan to the North
i'lnmut .
I- i *
ern Solomon*, had |U morw »hijk* Adjutant Howard Row ton of P h
. 1
A • J. t
I hi A il* fori i wa
to tha toll of destruction and latka wa* read by Commander
I I ii
1 w et' 11 t lie e tuli.i 11 led
I d D*
damage wrought
against
the Sm ith, which stated that velar '
1 i Mi .
J r *Uit
p»*l w .-l
VI ■
an* of the present w ar will lw*!
i nenty.
I
.
'
tit* il • .
and
Suit
A
1*1
k
l
it»h"MD
Th e tind**r*eai blow* were in* eligible fur nu nyWrahip in thej
t«i fir no rthw e*i *tti tli
ml vs<. 11 '
di-^eTvdrrt of those iftmek In the Am erican l>egior» up^Ji pre»enla-i
.%fe*||tei ranm it »h*tir f
i
tii s .
Sulnm iifi. men
la»t
Week
by lion uf their diarharg r paper* 3
p atrhe. *ntd
h r« t
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in
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tiu
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fcm lvc tnunchnl by |1 o Marine pay and auluiiaUnre aa that
t. evacuate Nalchik, «t-> .m ll
hr Id film, *up|Nii t».l I.) m i .
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tarm ln u ,
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,
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1
Dallh ■,1 I '
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t
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lanlVau Kivcr and attacked tha
H u m ... ■ ...>•1 *
Ja |* to I'.e M itanrxl of Handera.
T M . I.
ei—r Ti
Cbe (.ernyan
high
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.
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| man romnu n d e r'# Mrirk IV .
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office,
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U rn s n|iif . f
H M. \ -dt v »
p o rtw that
W ra ra l
Important jgovUt communique u l d .
, | would itrlv e at all ro at, to ...mo
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8 m il h Jl M II
rhangea had b a t m ade by tha|
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te
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ed >■ A pprentico Seam en in the the Germane launched • d riperate
It
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u.
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dugout*
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lin it
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nnif
f’ort ugai.
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communqlu# aald, a group of fted w o r k m /foo rr ’aaaignm
ll
lit.
rnt U K lu v U m p p li^ l « « * t man agent with \ w
i* Itf mth «
arm y tco a t*
penetrated
th* fa rm s duringaa tha W lllta r month* ra^ rrt inform ation remcerntng the riinti-*! c .•uMiin iiiling g iiicr nl t11
nmil
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and
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f t ht I 'rhrj«t
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throe track s loaded w ith ammunb d n n haa boon organised aft. r
*‘7 r,,f‘ „
•h^ Re publlt |A|) n« m iner, wmiM
oil tank tarte approval of t h . USDA W ar B....... ^ . on,‘, *n''
fo r A labam a a n d th a t farm wn,k jT * " <«■["""• «■>> N"» V *
v h' wi t| i.v rnatiy jidlLtic tanm a* »“ i
VI J Ms I l U Kt Al M> D HAf l
m will be _ recruited in a r c . 1 o N e ' k IL I.H I) IN W nECK
hititring hi* |iro«j>rrl« two y f llD
ht-nen f«r the p rosidcntial nofTtlnn
. l i l t Mill A. S ( N.*» 1 I'V*
where the kupply I* ta r g .it and|
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J.if... II (irtffin, iu >••■«. **l*l
w here t h e n will b* no inU
rfri
Interference;
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r a lh .r w
ith
W
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lined
with Winter farm work.
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f (200
,
by Federal Court Judge
**110 tltu atio a In r io r ld a i . aeri nnd 110.003 gallon* of g**olln* thr pivotal Empire State.
wn*
A n "unprrcedrnted era of pro* Georg** Hell
Thm iierm an
oea," A n d *n o n declared. “T h * rv fuel oil became a blaring Inftnto
Ite
gtoaol office o f the U . B . Em plor >l«lblr for 20 mile* when • Pen p e n t ) " for Florida afte r the w ar «rntencc*l u» 30 month*
cefuaing t o
reported to ItMVI nsylvania freight hit a rnckillde v i * pre*lirte*l l»»t night hy Gov Inlrrnl |*enitenll*ry
2 0 ,0 0 0 w orkrr* K
“ *’ of Ihi* town tbl* morn- flpr-viard l» llilla n d In an ad- j regiatrr- fbi the dr*D The
bv M itt to Southern Florida
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a t once If the vegetable, can* and M a rlin B. F re y , firem an. T h * e r voting In today1* general elec- ' In <*hrl»tianJly <*lih a “ W a r me*lion a patriotic duty.
rttra* crape or* ta be raved
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SANFORD. FIX)!
i l v » lw n c rtito n ilty tsklM t i n t
wlcn'n p u M i, h * T gnlitnrnd to
| U of H u m a n ptoyn. n m c fc w ,*i0
y a r d a - aliiKut
an
u n p a rsllrd
the Jen! Id
Individual rushing
4i»r. .
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I a i t Haturday a g tl n t l Cincln- with CIS yards. Rudolph (LJUls
rn ti i« n tourl-down pnasna from D ot) Mobley of llenlin-BIm m ona
Mnkwirli to
gained 80 and ten je up from s l i th to second
HJ yard*, Ion* f a t such pcvforn y IJAVP. IfO P P
.
,
CHICAGO.
Oct.
20.
(A > - m aiH ti 01 the y ear. A* a - m u l t
F ranklo 'Slnkw ich
of
Georgia fln k w irh , who a w « k *go hrl‘1 seventh to third w ith 840 yarde,
baa pot tw o field length* betneen a > /ant 17-ra id edge over G o w n Human o f A riioha dropped from
ttim ralf and Co Iu in MW*
Paul i all. mo\r<l »o f a r la (ra n t t'i»t
f Govern* 11 In Ihelr feud for rank- It a jifc n n only Injury —o r may- .* S 0ndBob M antarU ath of Brown*I
' Ing a* I P IT s
leading
ground U- A lalam a thla w ntk—ra n p-it slid from th e lead to fifth place
with 520 yards w hen statistics
'g a in e r . And F rankie owe* m uth a atop tn hi* ruah.
T railing Slnkwich and Govej- on the llrow nJhrlnceton gam e
• of hla au crcrt to a Irllow who
la th e ta rg e t for lu st a few of nall u r i r Mlraourl'a Bob fitcubcr. failed to roach the bureau.
r-l! yards In i l l gam e*: A rinina's
; hi* pnaaea, U m a r llavla.
• The A m erican ti.Jlb all stall*. I'n litu m a n , h*0 yard* In fire
• Meal bureau reported today th at yam ra. ami T .'. i a ^ R o v M rK ay.1
. —
.
■ Slnkwich ha* g*ine<l 1170 ynrda M3 yards in nig garnet. M cK ay1
. 1 by p assin g and tu n n in g in six i isi> from fo urteenth place w h e n 'In lha c u r r e n t 1baud of "
m agaalne,
c
game* to take a com m anding 200 ■la tlsllrs from one unroported I Detect!*#”
rase* solved by Olahnng
I yard ranrgnln over Governall. who ( anit' were
nerving aa
sh eriff of
has played In one l e x game.
’ .rau.
And Davis, the G eorgia sp rin t
Stcubcr's
ilumbian As Top
Football Player
If la ala or n*r hahalf. TWi
L1TON, O c t- 10,
Roosevelt yesterday.
..................
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m#n
the regular arm y. W AAC9
i.r riufM * iir.
J O l.uN litM ). rb alrm an
H U IIIIBIMSO.V. I. Ii MCUriT
m r a t n r i of said board
T a ir a s : “A S r " /is « -,* « « *
m ailing privilege under a bill Irv
tro d u r0 d In the house Ifooday by
'
LEGAL ’ 10TICES
d-row ed. late r f a c M C e n a iv .ro
the County M | s mt i Is w IH ls
County. Florida, at hla afftea la
the eoort b s u s of arid r o u l r
al Reaforit. Florida, w likla sight
calendar mnnlka Irani (ho lima
r>r lha first pul.llralt.in a l IMa i» •i*a Karh claim or demand shall
be In w riting. and shall slats lha
pUro ol raaldtnra and past of lira
a-Mrraa of Ilia claimant. and aball
!»«• sworn to hr lha claimant,
aaant. nr nllornar. and nnr aurh
rlslrn or damnnd sol nu Iliad shall
I* sold.
h l a n c ii k u k it e .
As Adm inlalrator ol tho
1‘alato ol
W. II. ItE lT t. daeaasad.
I'lrsl 1'nhlleatloa O rl I, m i . .
BILL'S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
(Package Goods)
m
W . F irs t 8L
F h. 110
L A N E Y 'S DRUG 8 T 0 R 8
BRUCE'S FLA. TOMATO -.46 Ox Can
Tied Harmon a
Poultry
for
Victory!
SAUSAGE
GIANT
Asst. Cold
FOOD
MEATS
CENTERS
ib 2 9 c
F rra h D rrssed
Quantity fllotjl* Raserved ,
Grocery Price* Good Tkrengh W ednesday. N s r n k s t 4
Meat and Produce Prices Geed Thrsayh Saturday, O ric her 11
HENS
l b . . . 29c
Go. Sugar-Cured. Small, Whole
Fronh Dressed
Picnic
FRYERS
l b . . . 38c
Ham s
32c
_
K ra ft* . K lU kew r m h
MAYONNAISE
Qt. J a r ...........45c
Olang# Bond
Mustard.. qt I2V2C
ib 2 7 c
Eun-O’-flotlda
Fur# Poik
SAUSAGE
VINEGAR
P t 8 c ____ Q t 12c
JANE PARKER
FRUIT CAKE
Bpll A Serve Hot or Cold I Short Cul Bee I
Lovett’s TENDERAY Beef
Tobacco .... tin 10c
1 lb
2 lh a
5 Ihft
39c
75c
$1.85
Axil About Our
CAKE CLUB!
EAT OilEE.SE for
IIKAI.TH
i Cants? CytJ Peak
VIOEIMUS AM I
ORA nou rish ing
u ntm C M A IM P ,
Ocean 0UMBO. Ib !9c)
Baking Tip* Short
R ib a
Ib
21c
Thick linihai C&*n*J
S krftm p Ib 21c
Tendctay Pot
R o c ta l
Ib
Hal*
BalUmov* Es. Standard
Blue Runnel* Pan
r iib
] Ib i 2 5 c
D ael
Ib
39c
S la w
Ib
ntESH GiOUMD CHOPPED IEEP, Ih. .
Fla.
Lfjmb Rtb
! R#d 5moW;t
(Lnrg« lb llMjrl
M a llo l
Ib
Cooked
U b a t o r Ib
Va Red Tin
Mfv-k Cl» irkon
PORK UVER. Sliced
PORI I RAINS. Select
BEET KIDNEYS. W**t*re
Purl
CHEESE
10c
Economically with
H im
"«Kl.4
Baled Draaalag
TROPICAL
Qt. J a r ...........25c
M ATCHES
3
Boxos
Famous educator Cellophane PtfJkage
t Quakmr at
Mo4b«r*a
OATS
Sov&i
F OUR
20lbs65o
R*g Site
Land O' S'shlnn
Pkfl. 11c
Something Sweet — A Red-Hot Bargain!
TISSUES
PiLkburf
PANCAKE
pt 8 c
FLOUR
pkg- 10c
Uutaalman'*
APPLE*
BUTTER
28-ot. 15c
sm. 5c, Cherrioats
Wheat
pkg 10c Flakes
12V4c
p k g 9!/ 2c
Flakes
7'/,c
.
APPLES for HALLOWE’EN!
Ige 19c
•
A QvoOy-famow
AAP ProtJvd
Head 19c
DONUTS
U . 9. N». t YORK
IM PERIALS...... 4 lbs...... \
Cauliflower
•
FANCY E A STERN
DELICIOUS........J
lbs.___ ;,*
V r/ ’ . N».,
ft 4 #
J
Fanev ■ a rtle tt
PEARS 5 for 15c
Ptoln or Suftrrd
POTATOES
Box nf Doz, - - 13c
20.lb«77c
VINEGAR
. ri
Flakes
S ta n d ard fa c ia l
CHEESE
JANK PARKER
Light Tender Fluky
10c CRACKERS
I
OATS.......l»e 19c
80 C t Pkg.
I II.
CHEESE
CduccWr Graham
rtfle n
Paw nee
8«W-WhlU
So Kitchen
trod.
NAPKINS
WHITE HOUSE
King Mack*t*l
Swlffi BrooklicM
i - ..r _ f c
Cherries .. No. 2 17c Peaches
2 cakes .. 9c
SWISS
GOUDA
25c
SUGAR
Prince Albert
F JU IIT
j Shoulder Pork
PILLSBURVS BEST FLOUR
S tan d ard
WIENERS
H a ll H am s ib 35c S lices it 39c Ib 4 9 c
ralrm ont s Bcller Brand Cream
W srlern
That la lha kind you will
always find at
FLOUR 10 lb 35c 20 lb 67c 48 lb $1.67
in * * r a .c r
4
APPLE SAUCE
........ No. 2 can 10c
Salad D ressing........ Pts. 21c Qts. 33c
ANN FAHK
• '
PRESERVES.....lb jar 20c 2 Ib jar 35c
rt.q v K ir i , t u r s m in n k u
MILK ............................ . 2 oz pkg 10c
SEA FOODS
ARE ECONOMICAL
F a t Spanish
'
MACKEREL
lb 15c
10 lbs.
___________
Potatoes .. 5 Ibfl. . 25c| Potatoes
n . V. Rial*
..
5 lb s .. 23c
« MtlRMOUl fe llo w
Cabbage.....lb3lAci Onions .. 3 lbs
N -never
.. 14c
I :m ttr K W h t
Grapes .. 2 lbs ..25c, Lemons..
5 fo r..
/
r e e r r rS nadU n
•re--*, n r i. U n n t , a m h n e
1 r .e r r
Lovntl'n Enriched
tu te re d e
•IX-
'1 T*
j.
---- -- ■ -
w h itw iT ^ m iO c '
POTATOES
ONIONS
......... 4 lbs ..
YORK ■rtMHI.kil
APPLES.................. 4 lbs ..
UK* i r t r r r n rA T Ih u
APPLES..................4 lbs .
rN K fli ( llir T f
v .
STRING B E A N S.......... 2 !
YELLOW SQUASH ...........
FRESH TURNIP GREENS
N* Ce SWEErPOTATOES.
TOKAY GRAPES
2
BARTLETT PEARS ..... ..
PU M PK IN
V ig tlo h lf
Delicious
3M
s21c
4-Elring
H AM S................ —
Shrim p.....Ib 23c
........ 31c
\ .... 19c
23c
........ 25c
........19c
....-IblOcBch. 10c
rkerM n
(L ao r. Ih
HALF . . . lb 35c
M ullet.......lb 10c
Nell and Sere* Me. or *Wdk
n w h r i (■* .ro llin g — ‘
BEEF TONGUES
n e tt I were R itm standard
Oysters .... p t 45c
Croakers
Renclron. R etire. W U h.rnd
VEAL ROAST ....
CREAM CHEESE
r i n g Mar h r ret
Steaks...;
Roast
Nnw York
Cobbowalb
3V4c
Ynllow
S trnlnrd, n r
hanp
Chuck Roast lb
Sirloin Steak lb
Cube Steak lb
rn«h.«
Pork
Ham ■.Mb
■1 *Ih ' A-' ’ • f.'TA A *, ?;
27c
39c
39c
28c
Shoulder .....lb 23c
WUlwWodml
I!
i
3ww19c 4 3 c
lin g.......qt 31c
........... Ige 10c
a * . PKO. .
Bacon,T sliced
lb 27c
. f-H•v - ^ *.
' 19599 '
TVY,^'«- I ”*.- j, t H y«
Pig Liver j,.- lb 21c
Wlenera
sin
its
19c
olive 3 b a n 20c
• ^
3 f o r .... ISc
bars 20c
hM*n*»*n**f««h OIFV.;
prfff
Sliced-
PORK BRAINS,
Sdw U d BcU.
• * .
.. 1>/| of jar 10c
Back-Bone.... Ib 27c
rro a fc r lU S n u -v n
PPBK LIVER,
ILAD • ,
Mad. #e
t NKSH PORM WMflMl
I ^ , r r -l-.. ~
C kapH
Food 6 cna 39c
Sausage
lb
SLICES..,.!
t»Hv»
Lobster..... Ib 25c
10c
Rutabagas .. lb 3VaCi Carrots .... bch 7^ 0
OA. SU G A R-CU RED , S H A L E , W HOLE P IC N IC
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
—Hours JVesher!
29°
..w m ln rsd e N ri (V1*”
-
�*rs-
V
L . I
Ititv h k U tth N itfw iv U iU
H * e # rr* tavletat* t o
la##tlw*hl* > M U f t t (a t * t U * » b n b w i a* Iswg ctwte n iln g — w# BBH f lf h lt
—r i T i i n u c m .
Hanford Iferalti
AN INDEPENDENT
V O L U M E X X X IV .
E s ta b lis h e d In 1909
A tH cliltd Pr«i*)
4
On ‘5 .V Soviet front l b
'h m
droit a critical batlU of a r
mored trucko la S ta lla frad 'a
n e rlh s id t fa c to rr dU trlct and
A reported th* re lie f' offtao lro
^ haa aB aahrd Into th» ( i r r a i a
defenses la tho Volga-lion
corridor.
In tko C a o c a a u th* H i u l i m
conceded a new M lbark Id
lb# Nalchik plateau.
I 'i c t o r y ..
I 'lr tlg e
UNITEO STMES DEFENSE
SA V 1M M
I I O N IK S
9
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A * . F R I D A Y , ( H T O I I E R .10, 1912
In Solomons
12 Japanese
Tanks In Past Week
^Torpedo Boats Hit
^ Destroyer W h i l e
Reinforcing J a p
Troops On Island
D A IL Y N L W S IV W K K
f o r
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d
N DM H E R 50.
I’r r v -
Au8^9Rnt%
NwG
uin• - 'Base Established By
American Troops On
African West Coast
No Excuse For “Loafers” Says
Police Chief Roy Williams
Chief Pratt Of
! Base Speaks At
Hostess Meeting
H ritis li
In s in rl
N t«
N ic k H
H ig h lit
A rm y
A d v am o s
S l o w l y
T h r u n g
h
H id d e n
M in e
M e ld s
A x is
“ W llh d e te n ir
m duitrlea
II-J,
illy A t got i a l *1 P o o l
te ra lly begging for worker*, w ith I
\ »lm mil Jra n Harlan t um •
farm er* rom iilainir g of lack of | ]
rn j lull r i 1 I-rrrtrH f.itrr-* ftif
kelp, ami. with loc«l m erchant*.,
Vl« Hi
tr 1ii ru n t t*§ I t a Her
N avy
O ffic e rs
A ls o
re tla u ra n ta and .lo re ,
alread y l
If Hill ATI inwprrilnii Iftik «ti*I
• hurt handed. there n absolutely!
4 ll Ii! ll tiff iiial iiiH m atnl that
Illu s tra te
In s ig n ia
no excuse for loafer*, v a g ra n t* ,
llll.r
1.mil f r i d i n.*1 ..tilt
and
p anhandler, ' .aid
1‘olire,
A nd
O ffic ia l
B an k
i.. iltf.n .l hi f ri'li.mr* Hm1( al
c h ie f Roy
c;
Wilbanth. thi*
nit r alt ar k
ORLANDO,
Oct .10.
Ifllt
‘ Check all pool room , and juke m orning.
ho 1 I i ti \ o f
“
We
have
nlrra.l>
roui>ile<l
u
p
,
jolnta. Any negro** louod not
,1 at iati" ft mu. Hit •loafri.
rn p.H 'ljj
}*i i f .m i
ar. t r|««i l«’ti t
employed m ull be picked up, ar- some of th,hn ■
I '• Vi*,e1* if
r n lc d on c h a rft* t.f vagrancy.” room*, J r k e jo in t, amt on *treet>
♦
It-k
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l
n
il..I
Mat*-,
V,
U»
It#*vi*
N
fn
n il ih r
hi
w
rf
It
a
Signed by Lollc* Chiet J. C, corner*,' continue.) Thief W il
}* cy«firjN irtit -i» Mikii* tiiell ail'd
Ih r
ntft*|l?*|\4*
- — c a r A w riO aC e rr 1 1 1
Ston* and hacked hy Mayor W il liam s, "and I have given all my |
1 llit t «r loti * Hr urn hr- h g to« uml
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. liam Bcardall, th# order ilrn lftM men ttr ie t order- in clear t h e ’ I
in I y \ pf d iu l ill 1hi*
rank of . nrdt-l. [ ,,,.
hi
th r
of Idlera. Thrre i- no r i r u t r j
( A P ) — T h o N a v y a n n o u n c e d th# sta rt of a ram p alg n t.rgun town
i itn*' *(*'.* I*»«*ito( t It si t A im n * itn
| S»H>
N ii\ i to th
| hi ."l . ;N-■"n« i ta In. ni
for any atde-lrt»!iril men not work
je
rirrd
a
y
to
clear
Orlando
at
t o d a y t h a t A m e r ic a n tr o o p s
' Irndt'd th r la p I m
>.f Ihrrsj*
i 111Hip 4 hi«\i* »'H tiihllk‘h**tl d
idler* and loafer* who could Ing during th e preieut war cm er-l
ll tint e-w* flirt'till go Ja«l . keMItlg m
gency, and I am going
to * e e i£ rt
o n G u a d a lc a n a l h a v e d e s t r o y work, but who #r* not working.
L a-, m I i I mtisi "O ihi* A f n (dr « it) H all Vifl.l I ".eti
In m y, !
e d 12 J a p a n e s e l i g h t t a n k a in
----------—.the to_ It, with every , mranv
,
I iih'P in a,, S r. w t.uinea _oing*e,
Mayor Beardall Inrirocted
I t ,111 n . i t itia«4f, ra i'k tn g t L(*
I tipi I ir.*f g. tt •m*>I ■h,
_rrM
,
power
th
a
t
these
loafer,
are
put
|
’
police departm ent to
1 men |o
fll(h( f,„ I for • while a firr piirvuing the ratr.
u t o l a s t w e e k a n d In t h e
| it i - 11 .* 11T >
"t
,ih
\ I l I C 11
Orlando who are able to w ork,'
f..» v
Hindi
V Inrpe i-olherilli
t w o d a y a t o r jtc d o b o a ta n c o rctl but who ar# found loafing and th eir ru u n ir) , they might at l.Slaiilev m ountain■in * »
A \ i ' t«»r* •*'
a it do som eth,,,* u .e f u l ”
............ „ ,u, „,t,. ■“i
and
M*»*t of
m. \
in tfi,* a
n t o r p e d o h i t o n a J u iw n e e e loitering around the ■Meet corn- ie
■adis!
. hrtir ■
id
th
r
A
Hint
d e a t r o y e r e n g a g e d in r e ln - err.
Mayor W. « Mill otatn i thi*
**" 41,11 *ctt
“Tho## men who h»ve refj#ed
..1 m \« d rr»
, I,• f o r c i n g e n e m y tr o o p s o n t h e I work beeaPa* they h a re been liv mominir. th a t hr I>M*t instruct*'*! I agmi •! Mimhit*- •
William* In n-iin-I up all |
ifl
b la n d .
ing on charity or tr« good dla- Chief
lo a fe r' and I t ll r f
1—■
The communique
island I. position* of their relative* will be
unique laid
----- --------“ W r «fT r t |to 'hilt *etftrrrtitol j
I
land fighting In the last two d a y a rre tte d by the city on charge* with r nil nd i n tr up
«h<i
,
r iw
waa confined to *mall «kirmlehe», of vagrancy and made to work on th a t tliry a rr ruH in tn p * tn l in, |
M
b u t A m erican a irc ra ft waa e*-n- city ilreeta or a t other labor d«- work * 1 r aiMi’vl artil ««- havr «
Bclnu
_ to bomb and straff* enemy emed neceaeary by the city gov City ••Dlihihrt* lhal u k i « t are tif
Xlnulng
Beardall
de- th rlr ui*i>» "
p o iltio n i w»«l of th# airfield. Ye*- ernm ent." Mayor
I
terday enem y tw m ben attacked c la red.
City
dmarvtt*.
l*U J
He
laid
th
a
t
he
hail
received
A m erican p oiltions on' Guadalrrada "*laoitniunr
tin
,I
numerous
.report*
from
m
any
■
"
.il
"ft I* *
canal, b u t all th e ir bomb* were
Any prr*nn tn [wrumt »hn may
,i I I I ,
dropped Into the w ater, ■nd In- source* th at men wanted for b# toilful in tha city U ntrnnv from
gainful work have refuard em day t«. .lay upon Ihr i l f r r t i o f' C o m m a n d e r A r r i v e ?
^ flitte d no dam age.
\M..>
g*
«
.' f
f t
IMi v «'l
**» M l | ■ <| |.
will
% , Y e iu rd a y 's
tale
communique ploym ent
A t N a v a l A ir B a s e
"U nleet a m an ha# a legltm ate th r nt> or around th r parka,'
'!• * I I
U
■•"‘S' Irik* »«| iiiii" I * ' * Mint ill It 11 till k<,xi
h. Hrt.l ,, I
announced th a t Ja p an ei# force*
w
h
u
rttdock*,
luiUimir*
o
ft
V M.a»*i ( .'M illie
cte
M*l ..
||| |h |. N , ,
MU* <a* v• I
broke through Am erican line* on txcui* to b# oq the atreeta late pprfmim
rtm i^ w of any kind, having no (
* itm m I* Mrimi* Hug h r •„ ...........
. Id’Hlg
toM"" »*-*-** -I Mi'*"' ■ *
a,., it It
4 M*
|
It. 11. t
- jadalcan
- •
*
(J
al- for
th e aecond‘ time a t night, aoch aa going to or vUlblr
vi»il>lr fiifim of tup port. •Hall l»r
Nat
n
I
:*
*
v
liHi'litr
I'lllled Sin lr
H *« Iv
Mi. '**> .
tcr-attackiteek- coming from work, H* will bo confide
con• idr red a vaiprant and iIImii
questioned
and
a
rre
ste
d
,"
th*
rtu
m
e
d
rtr
who
n
^
rn
tlv
,.ft.
,
I
'
, iyhl
,., I i f 1 " "f i 'I'-*'
tro p i
* M#.i ■ .....
ii
drrlv person,
p#r*on. and
dcrlv
i n j upon conviction.
conviction,
Uir I '.u llk rtiwl
chlaf n a c u tlv
live dut)
ti, -..lieH
*»*:»•*•
wHwU b* jin n lk W i Mf m t ins rwjl
l<
It
I
m
the* rmhn.andinv- oA
will U
i
<!= F " 'Tkt
-eedll»|r th irty dmUrw nrtftan
i -I' Ifi g. *1 |
It on our grove*, og o u r iorison
f ire i *»f Mi- Srtfif .'f -1 N itt .*1
th ru itr.
me nt not exceeding- tlTiriy
#* #
Lif gi ft
farm *, or In define# ronilrucU on, (irixonment
Air
Si
iji*ii
when
-i*i
A a th e J*p» continued their Th# tlm# haa come to clean O r d*y».’
' -m
i !
Kill*'Milfur'll
1 UI'k U\
relenllree drive to capture Hon- lando of Ua lo itering and idle
••f
hr 1 r \ *■«I* Fdn\ A
dereon . airfield, key
to
the men who are contributing let*
•
r '*in -ii«•-11
Helinn ALi
1'arm
Am erican deteine#. U. 8. plane# than nothing to the w ar e lfu rt,"
lene.k Ji.lt Ml till lint
flktook off from th* preclou* little Chief Ston* asserted.
T « trip of _ ju rv l*
While liquor dispensing place*
pounded Ja n gun position. to the have already voluntarily agreed
r ••i
»>
'
w estw ard of fienderaon Field and to keen an 11:30 curfew , Mayor
iiiidji v
*i*•
a lto winged Ibelr wav to R abat* Beardall warned places dD penung
.
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■
i,
m
V
f
i u an
Tin
Bay— nearly 200 mile* to the win* and beer th a t they, loo,
SI. Uh i i *t-' .
■ *■."••
v
*
f
a
v
i
N orth— whera they
ham m ered m a lt c lo s e s t th a t hour.
J
A. B lillln e of I /m
, I.. ...f
r. I I. * ' t tti*
•' till lit
(rm iird
M ahore Installation! and destroyed
n the ,,-coivd prim ery, tlrf
i M,.
\
Loud playing of look organa will q htoo jIn
J .%*- *M|*J*( t
* ,
tiilVi*
Hu* .1
l o u r *e*plane* on th# w ater. __ •Ixo M tH a t 1 1 * 0 , and there ™
Ilallan f of niw
A ltam
ed W.
B. i*«04iu
" • «*
ramnM
iii:v1 «
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I
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ift fix*
M a r.
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mit ii*I
t* 1* I n l
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L O C IIIM
Th* communique added th a t “no
iin
ir
V
I
nt
di’tll
r
»
i
i
Indkatione
tki
t h a t thei beet Spring# for th e nomination u*t l . | | p u T
1
111
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a
*
i
t
M
itkl'fli.
1
m i' 1
■ *»»f ' . I
LlUtl.'M
1"
...
f * , .*
re p o rt o t any recent action a t place
.»• I v 1 H i » m i . .
li
a t m em ber of th* Coonly H<«r.l >f
iUc« to be i Q f 11:30
-*»V '
I 'l'i'i i1" ,< ,
t " *
pi.i* *
1
"
DiatiiH I
te a or landing of rnetnv Iron, Lome.
Public
[n itru c tlo n
In
t
If
••
1 .
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\
-1 . " h
>
'
"m
K^u>
Mj»reinforcem ent! (on Guadalcanal
num ber two, today ila tn l that in ' Com mander
i. \\ ,
| V !akfii"l
IS
lie Mayor
M
I
II* «‘b
* * l | . " .1
ami
w h a t been receiv ed ”
iJ#
I.
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l
•
re* • See
JMI #* ii/idoem , b u t r a th e r the eU - b l a . opinion, education - durtn# t ’**'. H ughe,. e-,m ,ii#o,^^i » f ' *, -»
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pvo . I,a lull had developod In the aea campe* e eekin^to exp lo it soldiera th r life of a community It,*,, r , u , l» honor goe-t
" tn p articu lar, I think »h«i >
-p««k'r n< 'h e t,*iot-hell
b a ttle which raged furioualy In •a d p h o te arUrlUee tliu j confront
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it
H
the
city
with
»«rtoaj
problems
til ".ad
tho Guadalcanal area Sunday and
•mV,
dealt itu ilra l* i* repeelalJy nee,le.l n( ‘ *t II " " "Vioek. W r.lne. Uv '<
th en sh ifted 400 mil** to Ilia th a t m ost be faced and
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tell..
e astw ard In the general direction with accordingly u th e big worry. the preaent tim e," h* adilnl I U r :. 11, In .......................... . A........1
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w U a »*
of my Interest In education I, ,|j* l>*y. «' inm arulrr N*,l S m ith •
“ pf A m erican supply line* to the
* l-l .tilt , t ,*t*i,I | Him* iii ) 1• ''lltlf-tl.l * eeg. - | 1 ' ‘ i
- •I.It »>t - f.m
Fill *.
to th* fact th a t 1 h*v# two »,.n*|
t-ampliell l#*#ing I’uvl> i,n„ui„, anir 1M’fMnr r..r ft
and A ustralia,
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ban h(•UH* ft *m il f 1
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coremnqy,
Com
mam
b
r
Ml Null i.••ulcnl Hiatt
tali'.
g arag e battle fur
control
of
*1 1
Rolllna, and Frederick, who I* a ! G u g h n will lm arro m p an ln l 1
,reiiar* F- f* ' Ml, nr faef 1* 11 lift) * Sal uf -ii" Hi.tfllllllf tn Iw HnU11'-'f
VI el . Il4**i* s in '
G uadalcanal were revealed a few
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l». I V\ i
Ih tlr
Junior o t L ym an School.
Mr* <hi* >t«ff
In aildltlnn.
•'
in r.o f..r ll.. ■ * lx.lin g 1u ‘o iff, , VI i * .1in k-i■fi,
hour* a fte r th e a rm y High
I I f Mi **vt i,l* •
, m i.r.
• I hi! " ur"1 iHrjf tn rrr, M» - H
u latllne, also haa dlrectrd my nt-1 Commaniler J K. M ragher. n o
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school
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the
b*»e,
will
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lie* ■"O' r I acrvll l"
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th* tlm * ah* WaR p m ld e n t of th - * prem-ntallon tn Mr* K II \l
aunchcd lb* A ttet Ml Ofn il 'M l"
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• ft. . * "ll Ml H uf 1-rn *■ f
p, T. A. la Loogwood.
Itelng I Inlyre " a m eta l ,if Imnor
I.
fc ru lr* la I K Golomona
R a d i o C l a n s I 'i n i s l u 'H
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l ‘ 11 M IVitr O nf M
on o u r town council For 20 y ear* .,
**at«i by the U e lal «f H i,,-,
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1 have n a tu ra lly Mm* In m n t a r t !Society In honor of t. r Ke*vi< .
S e v e n W e e k s ’ C m irs t
:* v l •
., r I I II |*»i* r*, lh rrt* 1>
• il.lv
with ■ehael naeda.**
I ^our
m thr* armed force - •
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A « ) ,Mkei.M 4if H u n ilt «
Mr. Blatiln* h a s hem a mem I her country
f (hi t mil** .1."* I ni W*.
HfVi'ti tfwui
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f llirt k\ AItill ft l . N i
gem lnola County Cham
T hu year, the naia.lr *K.,
S« hi H I
f th r Null! Campbell-Los*Ing P o o l SI, will Iwr o f the
feet W .*r n It*I 1 H I 4* k Mtil uf (*111*1 - In .1
“
‘ r some tlm ' will take* iila rr rn rlifr in th** '
m erce fo
hold a m eeting a t R:0A o 'clock *ber r f* Com
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hi'f lilw*', Vf r o I f
N
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, will b# knawn ■■ ■ victory p a rt,I
a t the Legion H o t, Com m ander
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ill-'
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dl|?ir mu
MildI litltlllrt
tuim r
Ho» laiitl uf l Ina <rit
wtih practically a complete ellm* i-l#tt*d tin'll I I a rrk
Ned Sm ith announced today. A a
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dir*'rti**n
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, .if •<( hr i IDITPP mitf nriihrvv.1* , «
I nation of all vehicle* re q u l'.n r
■w ay Legion
ember*
egton m
mem
per* a as noaalble
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v« h*< nriimuiirptl tud»> I■v
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1 rublier arui gam line, Mr S r,n "
« urged to ro p o rt *»
early
I. i •
the
111. .
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arhle,). It will, therefore, roti-,-1 Vltx It Jol*/iMin. illrrd u r uf ihr
a t too L egtefi sc rap pile
lit! • la |>,'.t 1Hrt
chool
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W ort F irs t B treat f o r another
"iHg tn pilii the Navy it* im
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CHICAOO,
O c t SO, (A H -A o*rn-draw n vchirlea; at*o b lry rb • *Ivctflrianx and t (M’rn tn ra; iH«*y M o r e F o r U s e d T i r e r
effort,
*.i V "rtf-l nP'1 ii'lili-i I
1Sd'i f *n *I
of all kind# and description. I’ru - >
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n q o e e te d dram atic sto ry about an A m rrl
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probably be offered fur th.* M a e k e n to
g M rr lI w w h n , can youth who w ont to G erm any
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llrannaii ami Billy PU Ier
The
W ASHINGTON, Oct
30.,^',
b
«
t
decorated
bicycle.
Mr.
Il.il.
volunteers o r o o rrk e men end cam s back to thU country aa
. |• il< iH-rwnniifl I if i •
.-f -mi NriiioM, M\ Miti-mling ihe
1 ,
r„ r l „ m „ r,
Deane will be chairm an o f t.V ..Iher four trainee*. M r.
fit lUkf " 1 I* 111 VI*... .
-1r ill •>■■ I hm •■Imt <ikf lit » nl Ihrt
■*» *J*o a N a tl saboteur r t a told yeelcr parade
ia ta a , T A Burner. ( II S « » c ir'
for „ irn, u. „ ,
com
m
ittee.
Mr.
Ou,
of
hi*
pa
lent*
day
a
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tria
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to help h th o e ffo rt. Lev...... .. *•
Surtitiri. inlrrul „
Hchmah, chairm an of th* c lv lli.u .,
I
tlrrp in id to iflr guv i n .
tit
and' fo u r other*
1 Ni«k ill Aif ''I *4,1Mill
cccraatlon, will be chairm an
w r* '1 f“ ' 1 «>'
Il,n ' h ,
iTuvfi! undrr th t tire1 turn-In pl«n
charge*.
off
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. phyt cal r « .m inatinr,
(l Off ic«Pricv* A dm intitf*
rr young th* afta m o o n *nt#rtalnm *nt.
It eaaa ro tated by
• i.-l,M «-%rmng irl* Hr nlt th;
Commanded Sm ith ha# n q u r* ti~ l i re p a ra to ry t.t j..lning .Ignol corp.^ t|()n BnnounfHj Tbur»d»y
A m erican, w ho a la .
• t U> G n N n . 1»**k
T ra g ic S itu u tio n In
I w hile m ast celling price- re
m any b u t who
•n d Join* all owners e f horn*-drawn, m ub "v iiio n »'>•*
J nii’o II. •vklmnl, nli,. i»• «••*! «•
drawn o r oxen draw n Vehicle* l u 1 A new rla*« in radio iep*lr j m . | n Unch*ng*«l. higher m , „ l*.ii-I iii l-ti f nttfl ppr ei'l- > r II.*
P o r to R ic o D e s c r ib e d
od th e U . 8wfll be formed on N - t U.l niiun, have been *et for o.e,t in* rttnif,
O Prir*t#_ in notify him fo r Participation In o -r
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irilnuliirril
■w n u t o u u t M * i
I i nt *i' vkHi* t n»iHi h n «• f IM Oil
WASHINGTON ( M -ML
lla u p t, added, and lie would thank i-v.-i- I'rraon* ^ oi rrom iT-am pa n a i; , ping poflll.
J hi lk»"Fi V(ll-r* Jltlif Fit M1-fi XI IIIII ’ \ pirlnit* n f '*tSnna»nih ilirvm iF
t.f v ar in*!* rank wfti- th* • ur*i *it I'u rrln Hit*'' nful uf infnnl
.if iH»- ( ivir i I il> nt th. *lmn# r
■iii.rtahty
lirynnd
*lr**’f ijitpm,
I Hit int? Ih r J iii »Iih‘i*' n.i-i Imp 4 ." i*aifili*ii ) i*4ti'r*lnv h) St*fu
t-l " « * ' rr Jjftf*' Lto i I 11a f-k - < lu"*'# w Hua*‘ r*j»**liillnn fur afi
Mi.' Fvinn N
'J’> A t imiMi-*liut i invr*ttirntinp
d
tha
,.110 under lh# new #chedul* T hr
N a tl tloo of w hich F ire C hief Mnrk i- f I . c r ,H U n n i v u i c a
14H1Pfill' 111• P i l l
Ih „m,mi nil'll tin V.M ttq | hflL« Vt I fill gill U|Kin 111'
, j old celling prices for all lb
they Cleveland and Pollc* C hief P.nv
waa
lie*
•
nUr
Iratlr
ami
■lnppiut;
hm
war G. W illiam s wlU aaa k t. ' M u.ic
lavnl a t ih#* m iu riit uff in ajorily
A rorrr* f in d in g Incrraac w a
hi* will be fa rn la h o d by three band#:
>ai|t»i Harkle\
ll,.
D ERRY V ILLE,
the Sanford School Band; Geneva
Harklev olijertcil lu immrtliatB
cnpiK-d Urea. O l’A c ip la ln e d th r
S
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u
s
S
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o
r
t
a
g
e
O
f
iitiwitJrmHnn nn graundfl th u t •
h lg h rr p ric ts w ere a u tb o rtied to
di# co u r* g ^ /th rH I* card ln g of r»r
Beardall States
Loafers Should
“Work Or Fight”
)f lh,T
last
Of Hunting S easo n In
Sem inole C o u n ty Is T u e s d a y
Opening
m
Education Is Now
More Vital, Says
School Board Man
Commander Of Ait
-Station Will Be
Boyb A m i Girls
Will T i k e P a r i
In “ Send-O ff”
*ftI
Arnu Select< “* N\ ill
I5e llnmired Before
l.eaiinu Cor Cam|i
Railroad Man,
W. I’. Jacksnn,
Dies At Home
.
.Major Insmsls
San lord I Men so
Force Company C
.A . M. Gordhier,
■Qerk in Post
Office, Is Dead
CITY BRIEF
..
U n i t . Grosst1 Is
(iut'st Speaker AI
Lions ( lub Dinner
American Youth
Turns Saboteur
In Arkansas Tornado *t*« •*•
Steel May Continue,SSL“ S r & TETSaSS!
Ion Made On
Law
T h e •te rm c u t half-m il* awath
through th* town o f 1,41k popu
FRO M D B FK N 8IV B
lation. catching mo#t of tb* vielim a In bed.
OcL 50,
G M SG 0W ,
A p p ro x lm alalr IS ner*'
itHo
t - w - Injorad w hen th e rallw a;
today
in* conference roll a peed. The tow n’s ti
U r» a n d tho Ion* m o rtu ary
aw ay from to o defatulvo. H o *ald
IM w ar i* la a now phase adding
r p lan t waa d o a tm o d th a t B ritain haa a ir com m and
Uh o o rtb o ra (Moat of F ran ce
baa proved hag p lan ts can
It Italy by, day and night*
T * IiT?j
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-s S '■
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v a s r tir s S
-----------prop-,»ing a m aiiu m m ap p ro p riaWA81I1NOTON, Oct. .Ki, (A 1 - t |on nf *5.000 had not W o apIrnliintlon* th a t a arriou* »tc*-l t rv>vr-l by the a u d it and control
•hortago w ould atlll p«r»l*l ovanj comm ittee,
a fte r tb* pr***nt *t**l eip*n*lon| -Supuosa w* do
let
them
program 1* compl»t«d_ w rra de-| rta r v e /1 C h a m loW tho acnrntr.
scribed by C hairm an: Bey kin (D -r “ who is going to be blamed, W #
A la.) of the Ifous* #pbconvmlttrr will be playing directly Into th e
InvM tfgallng th o m*ta! *lloatton. Sand#
tho A. x. U. ”
Boykin said, “ th* p l y iron out
put la atlll f a r from adwiual*
X X X . T h# quality aa well
lh# qaanlity o f scrap received a t
FLORIDA—Continued mild (
th* at**) m ill* has a lto tended
n ig h i
to clow b p production.''
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FXTTB TWO
-FRIDAY, OTTOBER 30, 1942
THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFORD. FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
ml oi«i. Actgual or
In th is srrnnd World W ar.
I »*'ll hold th a t lo*s and d cro tio u | both jin n i.
tilhrrv. m**, nnd w eil #r# Ihra#
Wc n .k rd Hr*. M ansfield f n 1^ lh«m —corns what may!
■mn of uur* t broil eh this rdfhtn r » i oil I
1%bo 1* a U h n n td io
_ , ,
f rrdtrkfL Bauer, ton of M n m arr
S e n a t o r C la u d e IV jip tT . re flliz in g tin - d a n g e r o u s c u n ili- ('am p You n r. Calif-, and it « «
of
Sanford,
nffiiitr
i
l i n n t e x i s t i n g a m o n g tin* c iv ilia n im p u ta tio n o f u u r c o u n tr y I hr un th a t » r earned she 'had' llcmt l i riui
jotnH the U, B, If a n nr* in July
N ath B K rnrn*«Jy, J r . son of
an ji rc m llt o f no n in n y p h y a ic iiin n e n t e r i n g t h e a r m e d three l*ova in the firet world wmf, arwf « u aent In Furri* Jalami, S Mr. nnd Mrs %a*b B Kennedy,
K«l#r*4 ma mrrmmC <(•«• emit IFF
Mr* Manaflrld had th ree boys,
r*i-r\ lie n , linn tin k l'd I ’rm id i'llt l lu m c v c l t f o r a s u rv e y o f in th a t first war. they w ere lie ■i * fro m 1 I’arrt* Island he was of Hanford, li-fl 11if?H School in
(Kr fmt wr I T . I l l * , a t ( I t r » * f O I O m
«l •eeferdLi FtarWe ae<A«r th* Am m e d ic a l se rv ici'H iiv a lla iili’ a n il a r e a llo c a tio n o f d o c to r* a n d orce. Fred and Percy Fr#d and} *ranaferr«i to Quantlco. Va and. hi* last y e a r to join th r Navy,
«MT OaairaiA mi M iffl #. l*»f.
^ l l p ) th at was tw n yiiara a ifif.
su rg e -o n s ho t h a t Home p lan -* in t h e S m ith w i t h f e w e r t h a n Perry were killed when th e ir •hfril
lOLLARt) L U E iR
H r is now |y year* old. and a
wfta aiink in the Bristol Chaiftfttl!
dcilnj? a foot! job of radio work.|
o n e d o c to r tie r s e v e n th o u s a n d |>cnjile m a y la! a t l e a s t c*n
aM itit
Sept
Hi|R
r re«i, you know was in the radio. Petty O fficer
flORDOM D I U l - l l t i l i N i M i u f t i jia r t ly r e lie v e d
(b a rg e
canie
home ab o u t a
w*th hit brother, F ra n k .i He was aasii;ne«l to the Cargo
U n f o r t u n a t e l y it is not a lo n e in t h e m e d ic a l p ro f e s s io n month afU r the A rm istice was un,il
■m C N irT lO R RATE!
volunteered- H r haa h fd jF h lp (a p e lla at the tune of that
F ifa U * la A I i i i m
p-r> three prom otions since joining .Shin's sinking, but happened to
t h a t th in m a n p o w e r s h o r t a g e e x i s t s ,
• i r t u a l l y e v e r y liu si- signed. hut. owing to a
I f Oarrl»f
. —....———
longed
atta
ck
of
Influents
while
*nfi
*
r
th a t’a p retty nice be hospitalised ashore a t the lime,
Om
M m Hi
••-f# nrM t n n d f a r m e r w ith w h u m w e a r e nci|U tiinU *d i* c o n f r o n t e d
T lrM
in the service, waa in auch a
l)h * ,,r*r **>>•
^ ,rr Y XOJ
|4JM w ith th is n p t ia r e n t l y in s o lu h le p r u ld e m o f se c u ririK s u f f i c ie n t weakened condition that he. (no.
MS H M lk i _
m akes this report in one were sick, hut we're glad you retM fM r
h e lp t o c a r r y o n .
H u n d r e d s o f v ita l c iv ilia n e n t e r p r i s e s had to aurrender hi* life. In 1031
hia «»tter»:**We Have all new , ca|*ed th a t ernericnce.
lira Mansfield viaiteff K arope a* hrkk B arracks here and swell > Sammy'*
philosophy I Sammy
A ll s k l l M f r rcI U h .
r*N *
mt h a v e a lr e a d y lie e n fo r c e d to c lo s e f o r t h e s im p le re a s o n
food, and plenty of it. We a re ji* hi* M other' ■|*eiial name for
I t o f t k i , r m l a l l t M mm* mmiltmm mt t h a t i io o n e w a s le ft to k e e p t h e m o p e n ,
A Hit w e su s jie c i a Gold S ta r mother
• t t w t a l B h n l a far Ito p a r y m
■f
l^*e ha* litn l in Hanford fo r»#,ttta te j right on the inlet with- him | la thia. •*Thr sooner we te l
r > l « l i f tmmSm **111 fc* f k a r i H tmw t h a t if t h e r e is o n e s u r e w ay o f lo s in g t h e w a r , it is to d e
into it. the sooner it will
over
nine y ears He went into the Aftny ,haiJ<* , r r r i ■lon«
»boiT It*....................
• U f •l* rrtl« lR |
s tro y th e h o m e fro n t.
Recently
Mr*
K ennnly had
on A pr 2. I PI 2 and was sent |.i!* w<> tn r«* *live ln »
N rm p flH f _ Rr r » w > H .
U n f o r t u n a t e l y to o th is m n ii|to w e r s h o r t a g e is n o t d u e Cam p
IIlaiMling. l a t e r he
wa* lh‘*L ” h*1 mor* couW
**k ? wurd from her eon. '‘Mother,
f H f , I m . N p ftita la TV* I lf r iU la
ThaCa wonderful. SoldleT* Good we leave fo r part* unknown.
( ! • ■ i t l « i l n*I4 *t i f ifrtU lrc . e n ti r e l y to t h e d e m a n d s o f w a r i n d u s t r i e s o r o f t h e S e le c tiv e tra n sfe rre d to Camp Young. Cal
Hope to be home for C hristm aaJ
OfTWra ar* M lita if tf f la (M Ic ff- S e r v ic e a c t. T h e s e a r e ju s t d e m a n d s w h ic h m u s t a n d c a n if., and he say* hr was thrilled ,uck to >ou fr°ni ua.
with the scenery on the trip out
r ie d has many friend* in and t u t don't w ait for m e " Dearj
• M H H t i mt U * n i i l r p n t l k p r l a H u t t h e r e a l p ro b le m , a n d o n e w h ic h is e a s ily there
4 H l I r i f f i i r l t n (■ C U r t f r mm* lie m e t
especially the oil well*
Sanford who will be in- N ash, we do ho fie you get home1
Mmm litfc .
r e m e d ie d , lie s in t h e w ist n c iu m iilu th u i o f a n t i i j u a t e d la w s lle like* th r Camp ami the peoplr »p»«‘atcd In this newa of him and for some gfHxl ole turkey an'j
■dJreaa. Here it ia— d r r u i n ' a n ’ plum l,uddin’ Boy,|
TW I l m l i ha ■ B N iN f mt TV# -e stric tio iiH a n d p r o h i b it i o n s o r ig in a lly d e v is e d f o r e n tir e ly In It. which m ake, living mighty ■l,° ln
Awi fl i l N Pi m * « li* h la #arfitcom fortable, doesn't it. L e e ! \Vr
F rH crlck Bauer. C. P . 7th th at would Im* luarvrlmj* rmt only
mimmtf ra lK Irf fa Ik* m * far r»~ d i f f e r e n t c o n d it i o n s fro m th o s e o f to d a y a n d s t i ll c l u t t e r i n g note al*o tLutt you're n Coparal B*1^ **® Ba Iooti SqicL, N IL, New for you, hut for vour foinily So*
p i k ll i a t l it mt all M«*ai 41*pair la** u p u u r s t a t u t e lio o k s. w h ic h no o n e in W a s h in g t o n h a s t h u s
here's |r*' ii 'hopin'
in so abort « time, an they must niver, N orth < arotina
«*411*4 la li h i H f v flc rn lt*
j We u n d e n t and lh.it l you joiruil
like you, too
.
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l a ^ 'i ml<lrr>. i. I 'lit. I x r M«a**ill*rl K nrk.ori, sun o< M, the Nav mi O ft 7, 11*10 ami we
W h ile t h e P r e s i d e n t 's l o m m i t l e e is m a k ip K i ts s u r v e y
All right* Va rrpalkllipatlaa af ■p*rfa|
t hi nk. that jriiu"* f done mighty
itlapafrliPa I rrfip a r t aiw* rtratm A . o f th e m e d ic a l p r o f e s s io n , it s h o u ld a ls o I n v e s t ig a t e th e brlil. A |*. (> iM . ru m p V nun. “ mt i , r *- A lfrnl K rirkion h«. m j well
C»lt. c;. n»I turk I., >,,u. C orporal,
th r Armwl K orcr. uf On
S u r p lu s ( 'o n i n u n li t ie s l'o r |H tr iiiio n t o d e t e r m i n e w h a t e f f e c t an*l m»y >,m riirm* safely horn*T^' ^ sa i. That m akra ta r,
win. I hi viiil 11k i" I lie new
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FHIOAY, OCTOBER 10. 1042
t h e s e f r e e w ill o f f e r i n g s of fo o d a n d c im l u n g to a tiy o in In th a t miiltwr aim ha, airmail) lll<t for tha Krkkaona In out lo whirh yon nre ii|*igne<
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the do hupd so.
w h o w dl c o m e a n d g e t th e m is h a v in g u n u u r i n a b ility lo * lrrn ,n much
You ran reweb %'nsh tin* »ay:
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BIBLE VKltBK FOR TODAY
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YOU W ild . O n HIS liKKOS l.««i llie g o v e r n m e n t w ill fe e d th e m f o r n o th in g .
I Postm aster, New York, ?' Y
m usical name, don't you think * Guard for th r !• ) f*l I
this mind l*r m yuti whirh w »*
A n d t h e P r e s i d e n t 's m m m i t t e e s h o u ld a ls o i n v e s ti g a te
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m is s io n is p a y in g s u c h b e n e f its , a n d w e d o not u n d e r s t a n d thoar ( i r l . a rr
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how » r e s e r v e fu n d <«n be b u ilt u p fro m t h e t a x e s w e |ia \ our Soldier. Il
i. .m l lo eeei v r'rU iinly do praise Iheir a rm y 1to leave Ihls rr - |u r .l if s flrr thr
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t h a n in h o u r s if t h e a m |m i(l t im e a n d a h a lf. Im t it m a y
,,f M r* Maymr M m Shelby, M iu We’re wlshiilK you I
Menu;.
in- . h a . s o m e h u s m e s s m en a r c f lm tin g it m u r e e f fic ie n t
" " well, tfN», 'B ro th erP
Ami In Hid. J'tiks
T h r bet* ihnt wing* I1**
I nice thank you for <4 th*iuirhtfij|
t o lu r e tw o m e n fo r o n e m a n s j o b a m t n v o u l t h e tim e a m t j
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• l r rr«» Jack Karmer
Dear Jack .i letter
guide h a lf
Demand no uutei clou t u
tf t h i s is so. h a lf a - m a n y m e n c o u ld e a s ily d o th e 'home s t u f f you're ill.hlnn out
Boh, we're ulad vuu are an en
we are sorry to learn th a t you
To lead them on then
Mi a I w o rk t h a t a ll a r e now d o in g
don't tu rn 'W inched on u«
ah operation thuauiatir alntul your particular
j'air
we'll use thr key hole where you ' ^have
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ill be in the hoe work f*u th a t'* what make* any
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though I
fund tiark tirrr w lih1 T hat's p f 't ly lough luck, hul your work, it beromra iln u lirri
|j ,l s ,r s h o r t a g e , h u t s u f f ic e il to s o , I h a t il is a m m i m a d e flirtin '
long
From many Milh-I •
we’re with you friend, It wa#| |{ernr miter u* lo Guv arid a* amin
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nf doe* that friendly, appreciative Irt te r Wr hand, let u* know- All «f mm
thoughl m >• | Ml
all th e h e lp w e w a n i w ith o u t i m p a r t i n g it f r o m C h in a
W c o i r a ft o n 1y fo ur Will*’ And w e ' r * wool forg’et And you I*wiked oi Hanfonl l**«> • up- th e ir a n mak
Denying
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proud of what you a tr at
;|ffa ml when ynu ram i’ to visit.
• tilre* t h e r e ar r rn orr
i a n - 1i r v iv e 1 tin- g o v e r n m e n t t a k e s o f f tru - sTia, n c ,
Anyway, ymuie dmnu a Vih* ua that r vrmnir just irefnrt you i conipllahina VVr only lo
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joh »ifNif you h a v e n in o i f r a p a h h
No sljfnal n‘iar|. mirl purt
to i(uiek mendinif'
In thr m eantim e, we're pa*ainir
i l i r r r t o r a n d w< know t h e bn>
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Bid* tt ni* > I t lu'kiiHii s
Jack rloanl his irl ter loecauai I f»D Vmif nilflre** to m terr»L d
a f e i-»IJ <»> »n IT e v e r y l*sue
Chei ked. bbf fr'lexl. «ili*iin
lunch was Jual arriving, but he | frlrrvt* lioh Hkcknon, Clasa N«»
ELIZABETH t DATHWoli l I
I I,. gi.v i-rttm in t i* c u llin g m i F lo r id a v e g e ta b le grow
'aid he was havmy wonderful* Tl. llo*p C orps SchtaiJ, Norfolk
I’f tv ate John K IsJlWlofl,
e r s to p r i a l u i e u s m u c h o r m o re fiM sIs lu ffs In th e y e a r ju s t of Mr and Mrs VV J U w lo n vf '» rr Rt>l atten tio n at the ho*- Naval H hspitl. P ortsm outh, VirlC*rp«iMw«a vrf TifS Thr*g)
a h e a d t h a n w a s |i tm i m e d tit MM2
T h e r e q u i r e m e n t s h a v e Ovietto, left on the tw enty-third [
Dedication eiefri»r* f r*I S«ll
Mf sabl. though, he’tl love a
of thia month for M*>orr Flekl,
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Mission. T eiaa, a fte r a ten iUy letter ami lo r Ivf everybody in
to il, h e a d o f tin - F lo r id a l ' S I* A W a r H o a rd
M r ( 1*0
In the iieai future.
ftlriounh *|>ent with h is ' parents nanfurd his best reRardn. (T here
to n js iin ts n u t t h a t t h e g o a ls se t fo r MM2 e m b r a c e a ls iu t John i* in the air plane mechanics thr* ru, Ja c k ’ I
If )uu wmib! have c ....I tert) t h e su n ii at r e a g e a s m MM2, liut w ith a s h i f t i n g t o c e r t a i n division and *a>a he i* dcBjrMexi
Jack's
Htiilrrsi ni
prrM fil
drink plenty »f milk
Milk Im*
H ero with hi* work Hia add re*« Is Hft Jack Kiiftner A S N 140*
lots uf calcium in it which I* v e g e ta b le s w h ic h h a v e m o r e fond v a lu e t h a n o t h e r s
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K Lawton. 50.1 Seh
[ i s w h lit F lo r id a f a r m e r s h a v e b e e n a s k e d to p l a n t .
lUMKird by the teelh
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MiHirr
FiebJ, Mi*.ton, F A Mu , I «fHp I luiffrr. Ark
I.n n a b e a n s ti.,'t<M» a c re s , or I
m o re t h a n MM2, T n s i
Ihin't put i.ff y Mr < Itr Hit mil*
Ami, llatrfi iM-fttfr »e piiw* un
beans
iJtl.ltiMl a c r e s , or H.mili m o re t h a n MM 2; g re e n
John would Jove to receive te l
pacaatfe
pack*
to your •idtllrr min uf MIlit | )
Y rs, last yr* r's liquor I n n
ler* from hi* friend* back Immi. to other thlny* -Jack, m tup Scrj?IH.ufHI, s a m e a« 1912
awrethixail
duly lh«.»»- which art |N‘HS H.Koii o r tuu m o r e , c a b b a g e
**uW ha*« buught th at many
eant. ti^ n s hlmaelf Pimply. "A
m ailed early tart I* i ijH-cled !•» t o n n i li s -* ftH.IMtO K ttm r. g r e e n pepjM -rs A.(HID o r H0U less Ami John's uncle, Prnfe**i»r T. Soldier' Jack Ka finer \ lin t that
bonds.
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Arrive in lime s
11,,,,, MM2, l e t t u c e ft.lMHI. sa m e
e s ia ro le
I,MMI. o r 2'MI He said "Jo h n 's job la not l« kin»l of n ite ? Modesty is a virtue.
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7 5 0 0 o r 2 .4 0 0 le s s , w a tl r m e lo n s — 17,'MIO. >r H f. but to bel» K E E P KM FLY
deal of sound ram ,...............
|„ 4.r>(H) le s s , e g g p l a n t — 1 .JUKI, or -IIMi le s s , iallla lo U t> 4 s -dMI. ING", And w hat could l»e more Ytiur a liras is tfuml ma mine —
u b a t Bps Beyond?
im im rtant 7
Hen*tor A ntlrew i' rectiil wninliiif s a m e a n d iiic u m lie r * . 7 .0 0 0 , » r 2 ,7 0 0 le s s
T h e a c do not
ALL PO PU L A R BRANDS
It's
John, wr hope you get those IVc |KiruJerf even argue
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O, D. F irr# IL F lo p .
plan
in c lu d e c a n n in g a c r e a g e .
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IcUers. but wc’rs aura you will
work he says.
M ath»r l l d f , _______
It w ill b e n o te d t h a t a e o n s id e r a b le r e d u c t io n Is c alled «ml * r 'r # taking a m oment to From I he iiinat richtinnis tbiwri
to the meanest man;
tiuv. Itntlaml Is making s |mw , f o r In c elerv a n d w a te r m e lo n * .
T he m a t t e r of fin a l v a lu e say rig h t here to everybody —
whrn you w rite a soldier ami ikin’t And then, when all ia amid and
• rfu l lino man fight fm the Ms* guU-l s h e r e . |in l'tic u ln r ly III r e la ti o n to m e lo n s
A lso.
do no Mlrtfui the cpie* Hon,
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t o .nirnilm vnl. And il,.
Cdtwrt t h e g o v e r n m e n t w ill r e s l r t c i a s s i g u m c t H j rm J * * m replv in a hurry. ju*t U'het, ■have
fawj * auvK find IgvallonT
with work nr h r may 1be fusil*
. A li!e^tel!;*iK *£;'s'V h7.~;,..iVhV !
S t k^ i . ,
Httlft ilow n’ mIkiuI Ntuiieihini:,
menl
m il t h r t *M inify . lirTUiiar1 l Uv\ n r r I*i1 1k v low in f *x *c1 ' b lu r
N*-». hi* a rrac-hrtj 11. tlm-ugll
I- ih h I v .tint i« irninic hi I'ounl im»w am i un til t h r w a r i* n v i‘f write him again
(Nil soldier* ne«vl letter* T hat « frirful of t |*l T (irail) tialan t,
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com m unication lietwren them arvl
B larA rlbur tlcrtym t arty | h-i hut
us I* the bark bone of m orale In from (irsd y dated Kept i t , and
poll'
tiiii hitty <t
thi* m an'a arm y. Ho w rite u sol i* w a. from (iiiadelcsaal, Rolboot
wii fur prriiidcfit fm bint i»ifw
uniom. Think of III Another
dier luHilay,
Wrnikl probably impaii ^fc-ully b n
in the thick of Ihipge!
m ilitary uarftihima,
Hj MI1S, ERNEMT MOUSHOLDER
Grady, boy. we all a re with
l o s t Friday wr n .k n l for tbc
Now lh a l %*r ran tio loiifft-r n d
eddrre* of Gonlon l*-c S hriner. you and pulling 100*.. W* hope
voull
i w th is patter and you will
Ctiff ee lu keep ua nwakr n( nielli.
i n 111 .•■■gill, g o tilleri,' hainiH rm l
wilt, all it* wlmle (w-nlon vleltrd hi* m othrr. Mr*.
II.
We suppose we’ll have In lie n
I ' II. H hrlnrr. of |* l i r
Mary If there a r r no Ja n subs lurking
flinging
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about thl* ship which I* c arry
wake anyw ay lust wnrryiua « worth
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Houl w helher In e rr’ll le rnmi|{h to It I- » 1|0» Inlii.ii tjooitdidn't like II! Anyway, wr ra n
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now give hi* .peclflc addrm * fie “ P. laa th ern c rk * . It there are!
"I mu but one.
•iiiIt-d away ft»r n more apjietli- I* elatloncd at the Renans H irer
Grady ra n lie addressed this
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tin battle and that •im kr looke<! A 8., B ui g t, Honana
lh a l the lliiiiu l Snlion* nre i*t, j hut 1 i an do M iniethtng,
Her*'* the re al m eaning o f the
H irer, rnelma*lcr. Ban Francisco. Calif.
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riikllni with Florida Gordon th a t Kanin* H ir
in|( to take Biiuiiurl from
| hi
word 'Im agination'. Th* wife af
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wh«l
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machine gun bullet*
And here i* s little a*ido to tbs a gToufh woe asked w hat a crank
re a r
a fte r th*
Mr tt m-D
pr«-i [
er 1* gorgeous and we hope y t i
helping me, I will dti
| You wonder why wc relate that like It there.
wlva*, the daughters, the sisters case was, a n d she said: "ItV
through battering him from the If Gvd
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of
u*
lo
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M
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bjifne
In
all
tittle
u
atu
rr
story
here?
front.
and grandm others of the men in som ething I o u g h t to h a re ta put
walk* of l'f.\ in all branches of
Himplv I h t « u m >
though that
ToMr. Ned Sm ith, the member* this arm y. When w* use Ih* word my 'C ran k y ' husband in / Many
Edward of the A m erican I-oglon, and Ih t 'toother', wc mean all of you. for people who h a r e let ue have their
Clark Gable has won tils batm endewvur.
, ’ ’ in .all
_ tmr , varying
* ~ ifaith*i thrush had never read
he saw a job ho lailic*
In most women there t* more tlrwt bundle, u l l us th a t aw ._
• . . f u l l ftedgnl h v u lrn .m in Ihc, “every
r. ^ l,rf.*.;
± " 1 r " d «M. E verett Hale
af the ■
Legion Auxllllary,
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one both 'young
ought to do and, tiod helping and all other* who took part, w# ru d b e r th an any other quality. friend recom mended c u r W lff
A ir Corps. Ami hr did 0 In (hr
would
grasp
th
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and
| hint, hr dhl ttf
hard way. No '[mnrkl*" rum iulswt*h lo soy lhannk you for the eg- That-la what makes us cook fov* B aring S tation.
it, we would have•ton for him. J-'cw mvn. uod no really act
ccllenl program arranged
sod •rite foods for our men whan
a
Milril
h»rr
in
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Mr.
they are home; that Is what
wom an a t all, will Imgrudg* him
*hrll> rnulil n rv rr p ltrr*. bomb* J aluc> Moughloll,
Mtiu(h(un, Cum mUilanar and presented In hoaor of our make* u* bring oat the oid badI n u honor.
Seminole County beys who left
ctnihl n » trr ilrolm y
and lank* of Parke for Uir Ctly
of Ban Sanford tact Ratunlay morning, room flippers when our men
nffvrr
cru»h.
A w m Ic* ford
Without
Mr. Moughlon'e Oct. If. for Induction at Caw* come home tired; Unit le what
By tile way, what ever liecamv Coijld
would l>c lm |irrjrnablr.
wonderful •p in t and co-opt ration, Bland Ing.
make* ua bring In th* evening
of th a t Indian c rlila t
Was
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have
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we could never have had the eue(wnaorod out of *iHt»nc*T-Ovala
P»Fer ae that they may read
You
sent
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men
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with
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in
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wr
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to
catch
cretfu
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Send-off
program
e
for
Mir
Banner. U the DHliah went to
It ta eemfort and quiet befer*
be perm anently rid of the Indian uti with our •iildu-r* out fro n t— bojre which we have had. Bo a smile and a gratefulness ln their thslr evening meal. In short, • ta W. 3rd BC
dra
hearts that they have that kiad
palrlotU m , much depend* upon a setting
crtole, perhaps they should give th e ir ‘doing'. Iheir
that* what make* u* 'tick*. Bo,
".v?
reepon- af spirit among their folks a t U tv Stick together, 'Mothers'.
th e country back to th« Indiana. Iheir rm iragr, Iheir wonderful Mr. Moughlnn het
to back Uwm up. They knee*
moral*.
clble for the phyelcal a rra n g e
T hey're doing • glorloua )ob! ment* for each group leaving §a
TTkf arm y haa been recruiting
§X th# »U t« Insane aaylum. Ami I ^ t ue do the u i n r . U-l u* each far.
II* arrange* flag*, platform ,
a new spaper editor caustically do a llllle »elf-<|ur«lionlrtg a t lo
rvm arka th a t Mlhey m uit be get- w helher we gre really doing w hat chair*, card table* and piano.
t a r . ab o rt of censor*."— Tltue- we ran do nr w hat we ought lo
You know th a t le no sm all task
Vlll# Star-A dvocotc. T hry’ll take do In hack them U|>.
and II calls for much thought
I.el
ue
each
irealve,
"4Vhat
I
• m ail now regardless of hia cm and detail wurk—be*Idee the loought lo do. Uod helping me, I Lor involved.
III do." Our Ho hi It re out front
Fiw t T* F in Ms Um
Dear Mr. Moughton.
Organic*
A» cotthanf# quotca a reatau- a re doing juet th a t.
ocerptt the thanks o f liie 'w hata
and BacterUUrad by Patented
One day lata U et cum m er we Send-o
vmni owner In n neighboring
•off
off Commiltea
Comml
through the • PLATE1LUNCH E8
ing up
«Hjr ae
m sum
auntm
mine
op th# ____
labor w ere awakened by a comm otion medium of this
. _ column.
column, and Jast
way and «*(
i t tu itio n M follow* to # cuato outride our bedroom window. The between you and mt (althoaga
I SANDWICHES
:
• kX'M .A
ettnplalning of poor eenrlce: tk y wee all ro ty in the E a st and, we know you'd bo glad to do tt
Ilka you we can al- ritin g , we w ent to Investigate- anyway), wa have a little haneb • SHORT ORDERS
bol try and get the Looking oat. gueee w hat w a ta w that each time you cet ^ the eev''
,
a t the edge of o u r little grows T Ing for one' of thoee pregnuas
• OYSTERS and STEAKS
A thru*it b a ttlin g w ith a eneke! W re thl g In* a little G ta h w t
i
t
T he enaki wee ab o u t IB or 1* That graousau .
; and the thrush had It T h e fe w hy you
„ Moithe bead. Wp wwa ttS e d . job. By the way,
■report* io
Rvlibllafe^ la 1 M
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111 N ifiv llfl A tta a *
T h e M a n P o w e r P ro b le m
Food From Florida Ficlda
ONE BILLION and
Three Flundred
MILLION in WAR
BONDS—
A tte n tio n
C a b b a g e G ro w e rs!
U
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
THE BEST IB
• L IQ U O R S
. Cupcnhagcn
cabbage
• SCOTCHES
plants now rendy a t
11.00 per M.. F. 0 . IL
• W IN E S
BE SURE .TO VISIT
Special rates on truck
loin delivered.
L in d s e y P l a n t C o.
N IC K ’S
Package Store V,
41# UlfOIID A V IU 'I
Arnammm llrtfl Fr*ai M B A
CH*W1*M« M«r«
l/enoir, (la.
TUXEDO
The name TUXKJK) nuauren you of
Duality Freda.
Come in and Irt un help you witli
your feeding problems.
You can still get plenty of Tuxedo
Dog Food— which i# the beat . . .
HU NT'S TUXEDO
C om er Saafard A ernce Mt Second S tre e t
—
FEED u
STORE
Phone 354
Winter Coatu and Suita
In y o u r Innt w iiilc r ’n cunt o r
su it rrn tly fu r thut firn t fn m l?
O u r cleaning w ill take o u t all o f
lust winU'r'n anil— anti re sto re
ila noft te x tu re — f o r a n o th e r
season o f sm a rt appearance.
F u r trim m in g n k ilfu lty handled.
WE DELIVER
AHK ABOUT OlIR ECONOMICAL
LAUNDRY SERVICE
Bring In coat hanger* for c a r
men to— wc can’t gel any more!
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
110 EAST SECOND ST.
TELEPHONE 405
ARCADE
Package Store
1
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
SEMINOLE
county;
LAUNDRY
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n r r l p l u r e e ” k r K a r r B a k e r Eddy:
- W h o m Ik* Lo rd l a r a t k H a c k n aI r s e l h ' l i e a l M k n a v e 0*4*8 will
or t h a d e m a n d s o f d l r l a a Hclenre
and oka ys i h t m . I n c a r s t h a b a a tll Mr of e a s y ; a n d h* w h o r e f u s e s
ob edienc e to Hod. la c h a s t e n e d by
l o t s ' IP. I I I ; l - < ) .
BlrpLny and sm ashing Ih slr w a r
through h bewildered squad of
g *d b r u i n ‘•Snnicrubs". th e v k tssry ho ngry Sanford Cal t r y P*d*
piled up a declairs win ov«r esi m w , IS to- 7 last evening a t
8am tools H igh School field. Only
i f i w o f t l u ro d s ’ m oot faflhful
To t lu bew ilderm ent o f everyonr, however, d u rin g th a firs t few
minute* of play, Flora H r . Ban ford
back, took the kickoff, advance.!
16 yird s, and a faw m inute* later,
torn around le ft and fo r a 37
yard ra in .
Ho th en m ade two
l a n a n d f a n s a l t o n d o d , h a v i n g more ra in s n o ttln r I t y ard s and
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t p e r t u p a t h a F o d a m l f h l a t down, and although th a rooter*
a o m a t l a M d u r i n g t h a r a m s , s c o r e were few, th e ir cheer* could be
(B laathdown.
• . hoard for mile* around. However
the Sanford kick fa iled to make
Iho ex tra point.
Not lo n r a f te r t h a t th e same
fan* w ire reduced to bewildered
silence when F red M urphy. 8eobreexe back, while ra c in g toward
the F id tin*, gave th* lo ll n
gentls flip skiowtM Into th* willThat U the kind you will Inc hand* of Jo h n n y Pierce. Bandcrab quarterback, w ho raced (1
Klwnya find nt
yards around hi* own le ft end for
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a touchdown. T hom as converted,
and Soobroesa led, 7 to fl, a t the
end of the f ir s t q u a rte r.
As the second q u a rte r begar.,
It appeared th a t old m an “ Mis
(Package flood*)
fortune" w as s r s ln sta lk in g the
Feds.
How ever, B a x te r Cash
t t t W. First 8L
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Sandersb subetitu t# back, fumbled
tha ball on th a kickoff on his own
I I yard line, recovered late and
felled to gem . A few minutes
late r a nother B eabreete fumblo
gave the ball to th e Fed* who
were still deep in tha enemy’s
territory.
F lem ing th en begin
again to rip th ro u g h th* line, end
soon crashed o v e r th e goal Une
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be open Fri
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day A Saturday ntghU
during the e e r-sp llttln g din that
fellowrd, C arieton kicked for the
extra point, which m ad* It. Frds,
13. Randcraba, 7, to end th* first
h ilf, during w hich th* SsnfonJ
team had m ads six f ir s t downs,
a s compared to On* fo r Besbreet*.
Returning from th* locker room
in s joyou* mood, th e Feds took
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advantage o f a Bandcrab
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urabl* on thd ta tte r's 10 yard
line, and a few m inute* utter
W olfer w ent th ro u g h fo r a touch
down, e big th rill fo r a boy whosr
over the goal ru n a g a in st DtLand
had born declared out of bounds
Daniels kicked fo r the e x tra point,
and the stan d s w ire now reduce.]
to sheer delirium e* the Frds
led 10 to 7.
Toward lh# close of th e third
q u arter a fte r gains by Landrets
and W olfsr, Flem ing threw u
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s o n a n d R s b u r n a* w s l l a s all t h e w
r e s t o f t h * boy* p l a y e d a fi n#
o f f e n s l v s a n d d e f e n s l v * g a m s , and
th * patience a n d t e a l o f Coach
L eonard M cL ucas w as a t la s t re- n#v i
w arded.
Th*
locker room w a s a bedf i ’* , ,
l a m o f j o y a f U r th * g a m s , a n d i : s a t
t b s boy* n e a r l y r a i s e d t h e r o o f
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•A l v a t o * A iitsr c ix a d x l
f i t F e « t l s . r o nd Hire*!
d u rin g a kickoff. A fter
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entered
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C ou nty . F l o r i d a . tan t h e d l b d a y
o f O c to b e r . 1**1, In t b i t c e r t a i n
ra ise therein
pending
w herein
F e d e ra l F a r m M o r t g a g e C o r p o r a Hon In P l e l o l l f f a n d E t h e l Moore
C oae le y a n d L a e A. C n n o le y , h e r
h a s b a n d . a n d F l o r i d a C ll ru a F r o dactlen C re d it A sso c ia tio n a r e Pef r o d s n t e . ( h e u n d e r s i g n e d , H. J
Ills, a s It pe c la l t i n n i e r , w ill w i t h i n
th e f e c a l h o a r d o f s a l e a n M oad ay,
th e t n d d a y wf N o v e w i b e r . l S f X .
41 t h e f r o n t d o o r
of
I h o HC o u r t
H ouse o f H e m la o le C o u n t y . F lo r id a ,
in H a nfo rd . F l o r i d a , o f f e r f o r e a l e
to th e h t c h e a l a n d b e e t b i d d e r fo r
raoh t h e f o l l o r e l a c d e e r f l b e d lot.
loee o r p a r c e l o f l a n d a i l a a l e la
ra tl n o lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , I n - w l i :
b e g i n n i n g SIT foot H ost n f
t h e Ho m her so I (RW > r u r n e r
a t t h e N o r l h w e e l i i u e r l e r IN W
, i t ) o f H o u l h w e a l q u a r t e r (HIV
of P ortion
F i f t e e n i f 1*1.
Tow nship T w e n ty ( I t i bauth,
Ita a * e T h i r ty - T w o t i l l , Esot.
ru n C o s I t o
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a corner of the N o rth w e s t q u a rter
I N W II) «f ftoulhw e e l rjuort-r
( H W * > o f s a i d (U e lt o n . N o r t h
I I I fo ot. W i l t M l foot, Houth
I l f f e e . to p o i n t o f b e g i n n i n g
T h e e a l e o f t h a a b o v e de sc rib e d
p re m is e s w i l l k* m a d e s u h l e e t u
f ir s t m n r l a a c e
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th e
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L a n d f l a n k p f C o lu a tlrla .
Hold o a la In h o m a d e to a atle fy
Iho t e r m s n r a a l d f i n a l de ciee .
H ..J. N IX
,
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Quality Drinks
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY, NOV KM HER 2. 1912
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UNITED S I AliS DEFENSE
■■ —
Seven Jap Vessels AFRICAN FRONT MAY BE KEY TO VICTORY Axis Troops Are
Pocketed By Bold
*Sunk By U. S. Subs
Australian Thrust
.Off Solomon Isles
er/iM A M Y
lb f£ 4 3
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U. S. - British Pilots
Continue R a i d i n g
Lines And German
1 Airbase On Crete
(■* AsHcitisO Press)
In n o rth w est China, A J a p
anese d e l aches ra t w as report. ed beaten by°lh* Chinese sf' te r a tta c k in g near Paotow.
Nulyuaa Province.
A nother
attack w a s repulsed a t two
points In .c e n tra l C hina.
TU RKEY
FarmScales of ;
Wages Discussed!
At Friday Meet
Group To Investigate;
Local Wastes Andi
Determine Average1
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U n ite d Sl&tCA S U bm B rinP S j w o rin n i in differen t f lu iif lr a * *
w n a n k itc v c n J n p a n c ito n h lp a 1 lions, » s« the *ut>jcct of consul - 1
u n d tla m a R C d t h r v o o th e r * . ‘
discussion bv m em ber, n f,
, t ..
t_
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' In* S©minole County Farm Itu-,
in c lu d in g an a ir c r a ft c a r r i t ... « rfatIi which «■ #» branch of th©«
n e t a f i r e , In a d a m a g i n g blow * Florida Farm
Fed elu tion
r if ti
- a r o u n d t h e S o lo m o n s I s l a n d s j F riday
evening »t th,.
Court
• a n d th e N a v y r« p o rte d to d a y j
m M (in r. c„ ltd by
, J
a U r g e p a a a e n g e r - c a r g o s n ip . > D utnrr, p rtiid m t of the b u re a u .i
tw o t a n k e r s a n d f o u r s m a l l e r was in m p o n i r to the « ig < f r e e - .
c a r g o v e s s e l s w e r e s u n k I n ’ •1" 5 « ' 1«r , ot F rerident R « ..e |
^ t h . w estern end south Pacific, a n d | ” ' 1. ° « J n \ ,n " ‘ Y ’. 'J " I Z Z S & i
a
• o w j ”•
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rfrd saved thruugh lorpeih*
and
bomb a tta c k s on seven J a p ships,
Including se v e ra l hits on two cart r i e r s of th e (Julkaku cUs*. two
^ b a ttle s h ip s and three cruisers
An e a rlie r cnm m unlijj.’ re|Kirte.1 the goblen.w tnged fliers «f the
N sx j stru c k n sm ashing ldo» at
n Jap an ese fleet in the battle
which cost tlte United N t»lrs an
m aircraft c a rrie r and destroyer, the
Navy tn m tu n rrd last n ight. |» u r .
ing t«>mb» o r torpedoes on two
enemy c a rrie rs , two bsU leshlpi
end three cruisers.
And a f te r this action one week
ago in w ater* some Jfil) mile*
V northeast o f G uadalcanal Island
In the Solom on
A m erican w ar
ships re tu rn e d to the fra y Friday
off G aadalcansl Itself
whence
Japanese sh ip s have w ithdraw n.
They b laste d the f o e p o s i t i o n s
-------**■—
w ffkjt whUn blAw op a r il l lt t y , build
ings and b o a ts. T he A m erican dsfe n d e n t i h o n a t G usdnicsnsl also
h it tha Ja p a n e se by land and by
air,
TH© te a engagem ent app aren tly
| represented a fight by th e plane*
of apposing a irc ra ft carrier* like
th a t in th o h a ttle of M idway la*}
Ju n e whan th a c a rrie r Yorktown
was lost w hite h«r p lanes sank the
Japanese c a rrie r H i m and h laitad eppoeinir h«tt]©*hipa and cm U f tn *
The n a r y claimed no lin k in g s In
- th e c u rre n t battle, w hich was
fought se a t e f the S te w a rt Islan d ,
Oct. 10, b u t Its account of the
pounding giv en (he Ja p a n e se mada
A l t appbar likely th a t one of the
carrier* v i a definitely p u t out of
action and th a t t th e r ta rg e ts were
heavily dam aged.
Food Production
Should Be Held
Few Invitations
Issued I or Navy
Base Dedication
L\X*A*fH V i W W
Chamber Com mem*
To ll;i\t* Luncheon
Cor \dmiral Cook
SutTessl’ul T o r p edo
\nd Bomb Attacks
Un lOnemv Ships
S ;t \ v (tiiadaleaual
L i,
a
*•■->! >* t * tl
f»it tit.
Uijw-t^n
f ro n t,
the
Ihruuiihiiui
the
Be si*
l.M J g h l
nit ht
I-, t l r f m i l
©(ifi f iiatrhr**
>.< i fur * 1 11.*I m i i i l a r t
.s t >1 * t h r
1 .* u• -t« u *
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It h it,
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ntmirt
in
th e
unll
V u-lf alij
\ i|wl r 4 l i a n
Do itialinit
w t« i r
idvnl
- it h
hunt
<'>*1/' V*V .1
lUrfinAV A ilfe S ‘W*
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c* t / s ' t f
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s
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if
rir
r js a s i
wage scales for local farm labor,
|
I A ri«J AJiTAWl
id r*0GAf «f
w rfpA #/J»*i
LAHCM& MfSif
to detlrm lne an average as of
Sept. 1ft. or In in,- case of eltru s !
w orkers, the prevailing wages I
paid during the U*t poking
A nother ronrm ittr* romposed 1
nf T<^! VVathen. Tum Junr*, I r - ] hut it
Brum lcyj
v tn I h ^ ^ b e r i n.l' John
' *
waa n aim’d to art on the m il rue I
lions or finding* -»f the fiml coin ]
rnlttrip and prepare w rranluU^n
•ettifig for the «laRRifiration of [
local
form labor
and setting
fo rth «age» to In froxgn,
to th© approvsl of the ........
which will Mgam m r r i
F ri d a y ]
•Yening
This resolution will then be
Sent to the IVmr Labor Hoard inS
^ ,. rKiicr's itf i . ■umnumnl tv
W ashington
for approval* Mr. j u^ M-r „f ih»- I W r W V. VV*t«mi
B utner stat©d,
[ | 0 inouire Inin tin- causes lead mi w
. 1
.
. .
as
_ t ___
..f
i
S' I
Jteccnt assert Iona by lh© local ■lfI tho
death
Monday
of
t;
Glvim
d©partmmr*%fctv Idlrra* Jind; M o rri^ form er ' can>knt©r fmmd
SjH'nn'i 1'alks To
Witnesses Will Be Commander F. Mdio Hughes
an ( luI) On
BureauIH eld For Grand
H as S e rv e d It1 N avy S u ite IH'T I f olKill'
01 Right
J u r y Questioning
vagrant*
would
b©
a r r e s t e d , ' u nrinm'ioU» ami m o e u l t r a l
brought th© problem o f part
nit th*
Sanford Ui
labor sharply into focus before j highw ay early Sunday n»*o
n
the gathering.
today recommended Ihnt M» 'I
H it is ver y evident,"
Mr
‘Vnme tn hi* death
Mewing, " t h e farm w o rk ers who j o r hands <f « p a r i > or
w o rk onlv Iwn or three days V u n k n o w n , with an rim i n '"
’
week, ami are then laid nff e ith e r( instrum ent* unknown «ud
tw rauie they are not needed n t, rrco mm ended th a t Hbeitr.*the time, or ea In c llru , |iifkini;,| Iith . John l* » i« Ogl. ,1-v “
b eesute of w eather
eondltlorM,’ W nlnw right, U lrntlficl
m ay b* regarded aa hller.
It two,, on a p arty with M.-p
therefore will be necraatry tu j [ n r , hr wa* Injur,-,), no,
form some plan to pool labor, m>| tra tifird •» w ltnea»r. In
th a t the w orkers m ay be shifted 'f o r iiuratloning by Ih r
from job to Job where they a r e 1Ju ry ."
needed, end keep them bua- and
l.l yd l Hoyle, a*,iM u"l
out of trouble. I believe I ran d o ' proaoeulof. a.»lale,l J , ........ « '
thla by form ing some coopera | io n m the Inuuret.
John l-rwta Oglcehy. tr.iifv
live labor hiring plan.
“A nother thing
nr t
are gum?* ,* n witness stated th a t a 1, , ',
to have to guard agclnat la that m rnt had broken , out enrlirT
of labor recruiting; where g re a tie a rn in g In-twren hla r r - i * .
g a n g , of our labor la taken to t paohm Sherm an l.r iU n b
M
o th ar .ac tio n , a t a tim e w hen' « * * "'•• ,n ,l . ,I haL
u'
they ere needed h e re .. Mr. Hut Icom phny with Del Wain
her added. 1 heve ho^a th a t th e , *'■•'<> A rt » * < > ^ 't y • I »
»nid jri*i
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Rolls NVil! Open
At 7:011 A. M. For
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t.K' »t l.l* X.- tall I . *
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p re sen tin g a n agricultural
f o r i s l ^ f r . h» bf*? ^
S00' l" ,•, ,h r in IlC?' h© Hm *•**!* tin i .
I»
\
l l T M it '
■I of thi’ All \ n v ) Kemll.ali
•III Ml
A W A ^n jN Q T O N . H r r . 1. t * V - fa rmRuag
in g group: Hoy Pippin, flo-i Lw»*rn w ith his th ree compo.
1 which
w h »fh “ tro u n ec l
Bince the e a tin g habits o f th e N a riaitj
I*! *
ng,
cattlem an:
*** u ,'* r
is.
t; gam m y U
Long:
tion m ay bo changed tn ■ d rastic l>r,'. C.
Baker, dairym an;
f***1 J 1
* h" r’,'J ,r 1 ......j »*iu*d nn.l
.y a r d , ) ■
“ W.
................
. • f*s 1
m anner if aoros' plane p a ih a d in C het
si lea U radihsw , citru s: Tim
,rl1 hlm
f.E h '*.**,'" I " b " 1' 'u p
th e Cepltml a re adopted.
T elItsema,
tee me bee Industry; ^ . m r s ! V '" * * \* - *"*«
', i
A f.e, be .............. a ..
1, i i . |
r m i d e o t Hoosevelt ie consider
1v- <• a i• 1
M
' •
|
ing Donald Nelson's recom men- Lanier,
l
V
u iT h
© dstio ti fo r th e appointm ent of a
food ad m in istrato r to ta k a charge
i t lb .
J u . n . r t d . 1 n „ r o A E l l ; up‘ ” 'Jh it hand
1
o f ratio n in g and V * . balance .of
a g ricultural labor w ith Industrial i z r D°» ? !a .n a ? 00?, i " . I
It „h au rt him b*dt>
ami
on
Nov.
10,
at
which
tim
e
,...,*
.,„
and m ilita ry
todkv the S tate directors wilt be elect Lee, another
I . j I ■ 1h »
Secrete i
..ivl^al
« t h a t food production be m ein- «*L the local bureau will be rep panion of Bin
N'u hl.il*
a present levels f not- reacnted bp D. N . Scott. W altri had observed
■'* il.lt lii,- ,iu.tr ti
-.Ml | stir*I
Hilary H ew ing and Free. B utner. Uia doe to the c
I*n
D llY Jilr
I m i IT H 'a
. | ae e v 1 1 ( W I f ©
kiu*t* InU er stated. ait ft*©n t o f
lh© owl it i •tit th
whom he hit.
la.
.1
( Ill’ll
Hit- tort©, ( T h i s |nW|»M ,
riui . ml:
I t wee a lio s ta te d
by Mr
• -I .tilt | rr
Hr i
:*
in n l.rw-f (inlaass f
STOCKTON FIE L D . Calif \
ai'Hftll «n«l '© Ulllr, roll# | ,,
I 1*•I .l|i'DI,| lll'f^'llt I >ai Iit*
III.
JlMI j„ t „ ,„ Itf ||MY l«Pr*OlT Itl In' ]Kit , ,
f l l t W l t l lit)
now here In sig h t w hen he ami 2, (Special l —l j u Ltnuglas,
lla rre y , aonof Mr. end Mrs
Iknm|l|r whan
'*M'* lMI Is
tw(r* in jrujitmlv o f t ifr t*r Ilnuh '
I- H arvey, of Hanford, Florida
• r u t f i n m h©
•'
U»«* | <.r Mir ■nut© oflrmu*. ti |n*n*oni, i.
B a n fo t'l
I bikini* f|,,nt I•a‘i ■a|* i-oUllK'lit'<l In
ti j,
’
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home. K bit Ister, he a ta lo l he a m em ber o f n rlawi of A m i,
Stiulenta
end
flludent
I'ffl
such
palii
*iu
suddenly sew a crum pled ligure
<1 I hr if Ailiit-« aw al'at n tm -ilf, l hr i|r | l(
fricnrl a
aril
ly in g on th e pavem ent, and due oJJo.4 4| v e t|| uioj j p j i e n p e .
m
ihe- | a1 1 yu(trfii >if u persttu'* 1sts** It • ,,
City 11*11
i t . M um
, r e 11-r An) t*©llV
to th e fog, wee M alose to It Advanced Flying School at
n i|irrty wlihuu t
\ \ k A K A , N ov
J. 1d-i
l.in e t
th a t ha could o a t sto p so stra d Ion Field, C ellfom ls.
lru n ntfit' Jtlsl I**1f *i i g* a la* efi' litim
»«*w* -%■■«• u i « iiik «m |>n- >
tit|in« »ll * •»«-;«wf
0 . 0 , | b , .id.'M *>f T iirk ey . in «n
dled the body to avoid hittin g it.
||ftf|*©llV t o t | > u h h r u * r w i t h I Vastr«| rail m |Mtrnt*‘li
Rated ae g sergeant In tn,- A, h e r o f A r h - e t e r * J* f t f u f i Ih I i K t l>fl x
tie,
,
r
,
nl
...........|»
long
..f
a
ape
H e th an s ta te d he stopped the Force Reserve, he will be g i.,
intti th© 1
Slsiti1* Ariu)
nut j ip I riim p rn itlto R , for a 1h j * H* rii'h>M, < tnirii)
,e,*u»n ,,f |*,iita,iM-n: ye*l«-r
cay and be end W aJnw rtght went the coveted silver wings. »m
D r. W P fl»t*oK©. J r i|r*rr»l*©tl
pul.lh* t r i a l . t l « i nn *«
... >.,id 1 u i key •<«'<•>* in d a n g e r
back t* l a m t i n u , a n d lit e bollc of the aeronautical ratio
how w r l j this Nliety u rnrlMk.* f<»^ , *u *©«1 |nf* oM n h s ll bn t on f n » n t 4<1 r
o iiin .i
m atc h to Identify th e figure. of I*lh>t end will bo placed on n.
th© b o y s itMtl 4 ft l.l I b a t f i i n l l l r s ' w ith wltfu's*©* a g a i m l h im a m i |
I'ibrWey t , clo s er tn . n r tnd.b
G riffith rem ain in g In th e c a r for live d u ty with the Army A ■■ t h o u b l !»« i r m i r f l l t o " t J m l © S s m ” t hjs« b© . h a l l hov© r o m f i u U o r y .
A p p t ' H I H I* nr
tl.nn ot any tun,- .U lio ii»- presn tim e.
for In© t r n i m n i r t h e y i t t c l v w
i,rtjr r- « f o r o b t a l n l i i i f witn«Bis©i m
ForresA ccording to M r, Oglesby he
. nt
eo rt.l
in n fln l
,t,irtr,l,“
th© arm©A f i n e r * .
hi* f n v o r » M r a u n i c l in b is ilrBefore en te rin g th* Lmsl
th en approached a n e a rb y house
Iitnn 1 told t h e ti-u i'lu io t. in the
T
h
r
High
Hrhoul
Bantl
anil
two
to see " If a phone w as advanced course a t Htoekton Field
, ,ir-e nf an a d d ,,-.. *m lh,- .la te
W A S H IN G T O N . V
CpI. H arvey completed Ik w r , . ■ group* of high w hool l<o)’» uni) in (uintnofi l*w civil irllu n . that
of Ihv tiatiou
W ar
M an ( » o w © r
1 *oo»oiw*u*o!-i
r l » f r oa 91
.S n m i n o l n
I H _u h ©xrrstiY© Imtl shall not l>© r»m 1ib©
of p rim a ry end basic training «i
The l ‘oi I l a m e n t .
he
w arned,
bool ii©©© t bib liffe m l m utkiil utiim l iior flnra Intpo©©*!, th at ur* I ' n u l Mi " N u t t a ill tiwlfiy M o n * h a * lilllat gibe aelioii* roll.I,tel alien to
Hancock College o f A eronautic,
n
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it
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r
tt
tl
f
o
m
p
l
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n
t
t
b
r
i
l
aad th e Lrm oore A rm y Beale My s©lfctlon» k* part of th© jiro^rnm , j usual p unishm tnt shall not br
I , |Mp,,jhiltly t h a t T u r k e y m ig h t
( Sr hvM v© H rrv .«■© Ito n n l * rt "J n t i ' I I- a tta ck e d a f t e r h a v in g auereedO th e r mrnib©
nb©m of th© M
inis-’ Inflict©*!*
Minis
lngi School,
tinu
mk*
t
o
t
l
r
n
f
t
w
u
r
k
i
r
*
n
r
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l
c
r
i
ife ha* previously
served w l t h 'le
r l a l Asaoclslinn, -which
In the absence of P rrsh lrn t ftolI I •I In r e m a i n i n g n e u tiu l for th ree
.previously
-------< i -------t o n .( | , h c Sp| . —
■
I : ear ,
, d*;P,U
the A rm y a t W heeler Field, illu • o m l th© .S©mLnff tixik p a rt in land Dean, Dr. R. W. Jtupew ht I" JT V
K’iltlfl t hh er m
in 111 *lrf©r- I
ti
a a* _
si
1
1 loU rw r< t o iriitl©
Mure persona In the United
w all.
. the cerem ony ■ls<J,
rime such men.
I Mete* a re killed In the course of
rnunecd l>Jit D©*t wr©k • speaker
Hr ©aid h© »©nt
R m iident farm work th a n in any o th er un#
will lm U I f . IlhcKif*. sta te mar- l l u n . r v r l l a r e p o r t o f lh© m a n W EA TH E R
industry.
mem a i r....
r m........
r n t — ........
le«lrQr
A d v i s o r y G om ..
■ —
—
i
who w ith tn Invite r u r a l * : 7iTittee on Manpower, opening a
FL O R ID A —U ltle change tern*
In the 35-year period rnillng In
„ „ v fur
f„r p[ „o.u, llilr
n , |t. ^r.-u-ullve
r r .v u ilv r artlou
art!
p e ra tu re e ire p t slightly w arm er m int m ake re s e rv a tio n s . with Be- way
IU35 twelve y e ars w ere added U>
rre
la
rv
W.
M.
H
aynes
not
late
r
He
decllncl
in
reveal
it*
runlenta
Ul th e r a c e m e no rth port Ion.
the average e ip c cla tlo n of life a t
A L A B A M A - W arm er this a f than Friday.
b irth In th e U nited S ta te * .
G uests today Included: John
ternoon and In the south aad e x
The colors nf New Y'urk c ity ’s
Graham o f O rlando, Navigation
tre m e e ast portion* tonight.
A bout 300 engine, n avigationTENNEHHEK -S cattered light Cadet Orville T oochton who it flsg —blue, whit* an,I orange- -ere
rains northwest end north central stationed a t th e Advanced A rm y the sam e which fto e tc d V re r M an amt com m unication Inetrum enta
a
re
needed . to o pperete a
Navigation School la Monroe, La. h a tta n island under Ijulch rule,
(a rig h t
bom bing p lan e .
m ore th a n 300 years
sad C harles 1L Col*.
v T r l ' ‘* n tro l
vrell aa wa’i
wegee.
SKZ-bSX ?*-*
“ j«L *l"..T ,r
" y , i Douglas Harvev
Drallocs
Given
Sena - OH
BeGiri
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i/
Leaving For Aimv
Defense Worker* Are
Praised By Pattersonl ilrVi^1,^
Lriulrr Says Turkey
May Be Attacked
.McNlltt
WAACS Situated In
IVosidontial Action
lee
Stembrldj
In Califo
Infant Cameron Boy
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Purple hurricanes
Clash With Miami Hurricanes
i’ s
CORAL
GABLES.
Oat.
28,
* (Special)— There’ll be a battle of
: the Hurricane. In
the
Miami
O ran*. D o*t Saturday afternoon
O c t 31 when the Purple llurri' canea of Furman U. claah with
the Unireraity o f Miami llurriWide World Feat arte
canea.
IO W A CITY. Iowa. Oct. 28. —
Miami took ita aecorul atride
toward winning tie d ate football Hill S< halter la perhapa amail
championahip lot the' firat time college footbali'a grrateet ion- alnco I9JH by tripping Rolllna tributinn to the bif-lim e gridiron
_ t l - 9 Uat wye* ending the T a n show this yeai.
lit t le known nationally while
airing of shutout vlctortea. Miami
previously licked Tampa U5-d ao playing In other year, for North
Central
College In Naperville, III.
. Um Mlanii-Florltla game In the
Orange Howl Nov. i; t; will aeltie Schataer quickly became a elandout In tha backfleld of Uernle
tha state champiumhip again.
A great line an.) a star studded Oieman’a Iowa Seahawka.
The unheralded young aviation
backfleld ha. carried Miami to
vlctoriri in IU U.t three gamea j cadet ao (mprreaed Hiermaq that
* and will make the llurrlcanea hr wau quickly assigned lo the
-favored over thetr out of stale darting backfleld ami waa the
alar of the Seahawka' trlumpha
rtvala thla week.
Miami la •till Improving and I*, over Kansas and Northwestern.
not aI pec lei I to reach its peak un-1 At hla beat agalnat the Wildcats
the
Weatem
Conference.
til tha three closing c iaoea with I of
Klorida. South Carolina and West I Schataer averaged 8.1 yarda lug
ging
the
ball.
Virginia. Walter Walt, reserve
In recent games Schataer ha>
right halfback, la the team’s lead
ing scorer with five touchdowna— • hared tha headlines with an
athlete
■ starting record when It la con- other none-too-publlaed
aldtred he hat carried the ball
but 12 times Tkie aeason. He has.
a. net gain o f IV4 yards. A l Kasr■lln, shlftieat runner on tha team,
haa picked up 148 yards In 10
tuna and haa sddeil many more
yards with Ma brilliant punt reiurns. Al la also averaging shove
40 yards nn hla punta.
,
Tha Furman game will give the
Hurricanes a chance to avenge
one of the worst defeats In Miami
history. Hack in 1927. first year
of varsity football at Miami. Ho
ward aquelrhrd Miami 6S-0 and
Furman did the trick 89-7, largest .
• margin of defeat for any Miami
tlerene. Miami haa twlca beaten
Howard since then hut until this
lilM i »u iiv
wwilk iu
itrsiuj
Fall, haa never had a second
North Central College, w trre hla
fieiformancea
were
noteworthy
enough to warrant him recogni
tion on the
Little
All-America
•quad and professional bid from
the Detroit Lions
King Christian Has
Developed Pneumpnia
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 28. l* T —
Kins Christian X of Danmark la
at the point of death from peneumo-.ii and haa appointed 43-yrari i,pi Crown t'rinet' Frederik aa rall’ rtit nnd ordered him to taka over
in- duties of pivammant, official
rrportl from Copenhagen aald
la* night. . .
Official
dispatches
aald tho
monarch muy die within 21 hour..
T im
u r n unofficial report, i
|h»’ ha had suflered a brain
hrmori haa*
Itadio Oslo reported rarliar to.
Iowa Player Haa
Contributed Most
In Gridiron Show
C O U L D D E T E R HE
I T M P K I N E A T E R W IT11
STO M ACH U L C E R
P A IN S ?
I .•
|*le wvulit hnkr
i/«t ••MiR |i< 1‘rlrr a«
w»|| aa
m .. us ifiililn l with a fir f «atln«|
|m Ih* Thntr
who
auffvr * llh
• (•.t«w*rh nr tllrrf |>«ln* lnf|l(*t~
llstt aa* pallia l»» i r Ilsur i». lumlhg
»«f*allto»t Li. «t «>wl «s|ltrr r••mlI•
I .«••)• tigssil I-* »■•••• mill ah(*ul«l
If | I Ik. a • I I 2-a* b»| »»f r«l«a
►,.».••!. ............... «li
K1r*t
Hi— Hiusl ii.|t>IH-a **» frluin l-.\
I. .. rnuA a* l IHII lll.r.
VOlIlt
ItiiVCV II \« K
At
>1# !t#» hnMa
|sma **•• a to*! slrug aloraa. •vary*
gh»|r
Thla arena took place In Grand Central Tatars, former homa ef leading
rational nhlblta, and now the Army'a number one enlistment and In.
ductlon ecntrr In New York. Tha men In thla photo art shown regain*
Ing their clothes after they had been glren their medical elimination
and told when to report for duty. (C tu tra l 1‘r t u )
Tampa Event Is
Streamlined To
War Proportions
.'M a tild a I. chairmen of
Overseas Toys for Christmas
Ask yourself these
Questions whsn
you buy « lixstfys
Qcra. Why haa Black-Draught
' wan such a favorite laiativa with
'f p o r feneration* of user. In the
South! Ana. Because It U pure
ly herbal, and uaually gentle,
thorough, prompt when directions
are followed.
(Jura. What’s an
other reawn for Black- Draught’s
great popularity?
Ana. It coats
only !8< for 25 to 40 ilows. Gat
BUck-Draughl In tha familiar ytllow bog today. Fellow label 41rectlon*.
UNITED STATES DEFENSE
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
'
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
Linotype operators are more in
• WINES
BE SURE T O
demand today than ever befgre.
You can learn to operate these
intricate machines within three
V IS n
N I C K ’S
Package Store
months if you have good eyes
and nimble fingers. Then you
Manpower Goal Tops
All Wars In History
^
World Features
will l»e minimised t•• a Imiint'*
Announcement bv .Se«relaiy *»f make dance through the .Jo* n
War Henry L. Btlmson that 7. town section
500.000 men will be serving in * The t t utive U.ai.i
of
tlu*
the Army by (he end nf nest I Criversity Alumni
\a*«Mi*tion.
year emphasises the enormity j working with « (om oiitlre reprr
of this war For that number la sentating the student InmK has
greater than the combined to arrange.| m pfogrnm which will
tal of soldiers In svery previous j open with the president'* annual
war In the nation's history
Jreception T ‘»ur»«lay night *•»•! end
America's present army
4. with lb- Alumni «lani • in lie
251.000 men —is now the might- Cmvrt» It y
hallfooiu
.Satuida)
lest we have ever massed, f<>t in
*11 nf Work! War 1 the (Jmled
States put under arms 1.057,101
soUliers. of whom *J .1*4 rT.lllinn
wert draftees
Estimates of the number of
troops engseed in the Revolution
run from 250.000 to 400.000. tut
the Continental Army.
at
ll*
peak strength In 17/H. Include*!
c.nlv .75,000 soldiers .Homo half
million men enlisted In the Wat
of 1H12. slightly more than two
million served with the Union In
the Civil War. and 2AO.000 were
engaged in the war with Hpaln.
CAMP III.ASH IN G , Oct. 2d.
(hir Itast
man|KJwer — only
116AV7 troops- was all that waa (Hpeciah t snip {Handing civil
lan
*M (krr« at* Ivfam lng mow
required to win the war with
and muta
for vlctorj'" run
M siico from UMA to IMM.
•ciou. a. rarh day paaaca.
First thry |H>olr.l all aviilablr
auto »p»cr for thr vary nrcaaaary
function « f Krilinir to and from
3 A C K 8 0 N V IL IX , Oct. 2*. (F thla b l» trainlnir crnlrr nnd thus
N fl) A t a Joint meeting of cll- •llmlnatrd tin- u.r o f • aa many
rectora o f the Jlorlda frees A s Urea a. pna.iblr
.
sociation. held here last week. It
Then thry alartrd poolln* funds
was decided to hold the annual for Ihr purchase nf W ar Bonds
meeting o f the I’reae Association
For wrrka any montha thry'vr
In the form nf a nne-day con bran |... 11r>ir all available scrap In
ference al the Mayflower Hotel. their Varinu* romniunlllta.
Friday, Nov. 27.
Now thry'vr atartrd pooling
thrtr lunchrs hrrr
Hlrvca many
bring Ihalr lunchrs from home,
The foreign-born population
thry have found that by sharing
the United fitetea decreased n<
thsy get mors varlstr.
For Inly one-fifth in the peat decade.
(tines, ons day a stenographer
brought a large portion o f hrr
birthday
cake.
-Another
*lrl
brought sandwlchra and potato
help » f I A HIM I S tsitn i .1 ilays
l*eforr Ihr time ,»n«l taken Un ill
rrcletl. mam fitxl it hi Ing* relief
A « a tonir. it oftrn |irih ll|« top
J*etlte, In rn a tri fin* «•( gu»l|1r
uires, tlnj* aiding iiig» *lion «sv.«fl
iclping build rr*i.tfn rr fot lime*
moat needed
\
J year vccoid
aayi 'T r y ( A K IM '!,,f
best paid trades in the country.
Forty hours a week will provide
you with a good steady income,
.workman’s-'compensatiorif'
JEEPED SJ'
w im
Florida
C h a r le s D u n n
F o r r e s t G a lc h e l
W . E . K ir c h b o f f, Jr.
C. H . M c N u lt y
J. E . R o w la n d . Jr.
M . 8 . W ig g in s
FURTHER INFORMATION.
Send-Ofi Group’s Work Praised
By Selective Service Director
Harry J. Minarik i
( ompltdes Clitrht :
Training In Navy:
TALK IT
OVER WITH LLOYD HARVEY, FORE
Sanford
MAN.
A Friendly Inutltullon
1HELLO,
BEEZEV
l
D O N r DATE
TH AT GOON
'
LOOlc:,CHUM
7WEI2ES
A W A C O f - A o « 2 L r <2
-------- -i C A N T BG
r-> l
A . CHOOSpy/^jJ
L IS T E N
Mi DADS
A 6 E N Q 2 A L - HE TOLD
M E - B M - Z - B H * .'
h i .v a
s u o A ir
u>a t o n
fOOLIH
E T T A .‘ H O L D
7HC L W F fU - f
C A i L H f e -*
telephone
iris a Boy/
I CANT BE.1
BCWB2ED,
Y1PPEEE
I NEVE 12-TH O U GJ
r O U V H TO S E E TV
DAV S H f i O TUCN
dlcAted 0^4 A ils los*ea already
S ljE p s g e n e n il pohlig *•
had beer hravv, both In »«• ks
should alien.! the meeting
toami man There was no i u IS«*m
jj*41 in; tnorTow nigh
U llve es lk»ate. howrver, «*n lh«
r^B*rtI *°
conduct of
back, gpqrrrnmeot a* bearing on local numlier sf Rommel's lank* i»ut
1
out
nf srb'»i In the fir»t u » f
in one problems he adtird. “ If you do rot
ded in stand up sml
make
yourself days of tko fight, sml H * «•
t ssld( heard . or do not make use of the •clear that bv far his main .»•
motor- |nwers given y o j for the conduct morvil i>o*%r was p n m l ba**
e Into of your government, then you hsve of the batdtfront.
1 **rouns • fiprisoners traded ha *
it one only youraelf to blame If these
wiped (towers nre ultimately withdrawn. fover the |!rfjfth supply lines told
, of the trr ifle barrage of the
“ Wr of Seminole County have!' El A!amsln|lloe has t*een un.li
down
things worth fighting for
lt since the Man **f
rwliava1The right to run our own busi-,
as HrUlsh artillery
ij through the mine
t they k f l 'k l i v s hslls, Ih# right to le t
wrbed wire for In
.
ter social and educational oppor
| Army of the Nil**
» ji^ llu n itlea
for our children; the
kvsnt of the t.igntli
i C
to contribute to the limit of •
ration* of the A sm
* , t r ’ lour land and human resource* tol
h have not h**en dr
1
winning of the war; alsfi lh#*f
fteuters dispatch t••
* d” *, f ight to work for a farmer-owned
i a c*»rre«p4ii»«ienl al
rit**!}1 and controlle*! credit system ** *
4 dstelin*,| ' *•**•! •»f
* he aikled
i
>f n l ine.** Hutu at mg
naval
**1 he right to raise rural living I
i h wi re fann.i g ••
:k Hea stamlards, is chiis. ' he continued,
all's flr*l deliti***.
lilt up also to guard against a post war I
3unler< '**••
V4HAI5
1 U P .* r
DOWN -------------A D AIE /
k
lo **
,n!
Maritime Commission
Charged With Grnli
met! a trash. These right# can best be'
Classified Advertisements
By FRAN STRIKER
THE LONE RANGER
BALCV 00fcWCT NtewtR. W t U GO IH
Nazis Make Demands
For Vichy Vessels
week Jwh. Mart be neat’ and
hare good reputation. Apply
Boa T, e-o Herald.
NXWT T O I K , . Qct. 18, ( A V -
Nasi dag*— da hare bean jaade
upon Vichy far the surrender of
all ttm hM tawn now In French
harbors regardWee o f aaUoM&to,
uaccerdlng to Information reach- g r a t i a to tha th ing, ho haa to
Hard*, Tomalona, Broccoli,
SEwsaBfiKK
Girl* fo r ooda fountain
La nay’s Drug Store.
P*TVj*°mSt». who a*M hla latormukn.cam* from good aathew-
work-
‘Therefore, wa aa farmer* era
asking you to giro Four support
to an organlxattou that will (win
o* achieve the things In Ufa worth
fighting for. an organisation that
has attained national recognition
[o rd A v s .
CHICAGO,
tk t
r*.
F.rneet f r i e r Burger, on* nf thr j
right N ail •■l•)4*llrs who were,
imuggied Into tb* Unltr*l Statr-1
by aubmarinea fitlahed hia *tnry j
of the plot Wathwadey with a
diapliy of anget *vrr thr nur*
tlon of whethri be h »t aatr-l hi.
•kin by turning a3a'n>t hi* run |
•rdr rates.
He asa on the wttnrea eland
at the trial of al| Oerman.Amrri i
ran* on treaaon
Defrnae Attorn*;
erkrd: "W ere yi
m inlty I f you
CORRECTION
i lurar htarr
I* 4»f *j|rar i
*i*t«*<l in a
»>*• edition
1 Kationintf
BaSif op atlffly.j '-Whiatlin*
W illie’'
William*. Wlllir "Talk »«< ■ ! h.,.1 lurk
* t the lawyer negro entertainer, haa returned I’ll Irt I t - m .i»r w-nir-l mm- In
!
|*ftm e aumnie. of enterlalnin. go on n broaden.!, >>r linv. l wiih
and decla fad;
niter <br
" I may remipd yag, air, that ■and afflclatlng aa Janitor at lb>- n unit I ws. all in
you are speaking l i a German Florida K ilih lta at the Atlantic Wcatrhr.lrr »ho» and I km-» I
Plate* G ov-jCitv St**1 Pie.
never roubl Kidd un In the Id*
i oIdler. .Tha Unit]
eminent respected
by not
Willie, who has become aorl time. Ilowefer. all ibr way down
I expect. of a on# man riiamber of com on Ih# trim I rnl.-rtaln-.t .nblter*
offering aav pros
[ ................
mere* for extrolllng
tha same o f you. • » .
............ _ the allrnr I and .allora,” Willie added
i ---- and
. . j Industries -o»f Ranfunl
o--.r«—j
p-0||owtPB hia appearance on
— ■»<
" T , T‘
Il .tlon*
_
,
_
, L_
.
[and Bemlnola Co inty durli jf htv( t),e klajor Bowes Amateur Hour.
. ---rea
r, - - -------service at- Jha
—
- Icago,
year, ago, Wtllte waa pre-
Doctors In Bervice
of
Menace Public ^Health; Ja|r and
tcwn to rT/VjwtAR i unit m t
op
turn/
WABHTNOTON,
;ed Army Pilot
S IT U A T IO N
Lorcner s Jury
Inquest Pul Off
Until Monday
Blumling CivilianH
“Pool For Victory
Plante, acreage plantM Ns. 41-iceberg letil tOO U white Bermuda
75 M green sprouting GOOD reliable bookkeeper. Apply
ready to see this week,
ill. Lake Monroe, Phone H erald'O ffice.
A tunica's fir s talady. Mr*. EIm k u itm w vrlt. «»lk * »•> .•» ur»*ui
I S untnrn pilot*.
of |h«
I rim fuTl Au%ili«t'
a ifirM in Kurland. Whilr *he
••»»»!? th* **
fBI«| mIAMil •milltlnl. It! 1 *hf 'l i c i ,* .r »
ft..mi >•*i •
ahr igiwtral Ihr •Ifrio
•
lift r^:* f
*’ * 1 '*
i f lltr \1 \ H i . .Y fu ll photo IflMM I
• ■ f \ . va N
CALL AT THE HERALD OFFICE FOR
Bank of
b a n a n a s
V d E S ! I. A i f f k
( h cn\ helming Num
ber Of Jap Troops
‘F i g h t Americans
For Prize F i e l d
11 t Mlttt, Or.. ;<•. ( VI').Four
I more
i l r —e ro k m lll — low
I lllg h era were ah.il down b>
i l l ailed
tigh ter.
ronllnulng
1 [Urge acale operatinna againI [at the en»aiv nn the Egyptian
; print.
By P A U L ROBINSON
THEYTSEoETTlNoMA
c l a s s
J. A. RWtlmr of l^ingwcw.l
defeat i l the incumbent. W. It.
Italian!. 2CJ to 180 in the se
cond
primary
for
District
number two o f the Seminole
County School Iloanl. Follow
ing hla election. Mr. Illatline
will serve for two years. E. T
llaJnrs. for 1* yt-ara a board
member died last Keb. 15, and
B. F. Hailes, hla nephaw waa
appointed In hia plaae, follow
Ing the leruntniendation of tha
County Democratic Executive
Committee. The latter after
serving three months died otl
July 2, being replaced bv W.
U. Itallanl. who -III rontinue
to servo until Jan I
age benefits besides.
ETTA KETT
D A T E S *'
Capture Of Nalchik^
Plateau
Claimed; 1
Reds Admit N e w
L o a a e s In City
Hemmed In Troops On
Guadalcanal I n f l i c t
Big Losses On Japs
unemployment insurance and qUI
It used to be TABOO !
^°r Airis to discuss 1
OFFICERS
this kind o f help
M. H. Wigglnja, Vice I'rett.
r. II. McNulty, 1‘rwldenl
Nowailay*. 1hou«arkd« *»f women
who suffer from iiurely function'
J. E. Rowland, Jr., Caahlcr
a) |>eri(Hlic train rr|y on fhe J-way
Mriulicr Ansochflrd I'rrw
.H itler A rm ies A re British Meet
A ttacking H e a vily OpposiiiMIn
In Caucasus A re e l A,T “D,,V:
will have a good trade which will
be a good trade when the war is
over. Linotype operators are
year in and year out among the
L e t (h e F lo r id * S la t e U v tk
help y o u b u y W a r S a v in g *
Bond*— r e g u la r ly .
U N fT E D
STATES
S A V IN G S
(B o n d s
A)G) STAMPS
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Y O L U U E X X X IV
IP Y O U R T A S T E DEMANDS
T H E B E S T US
For Victory... Ylj
r ic tiK o
^
SAVIN(iS BONOS
Bond Buying
Is Your Part of
Production!
AaCTORf!
chip* and still another brought
fruit and fried rhlrkrii
It r*J>
e«! up with rarh hiking fruit,
rhirkrn, |Nitato chip, a •antlwich
unri rakr for lun< n
’4gy U ..t Ik . 7 2 - , « r W n i i t * »
itrcngth waa declining and that
he waa allowing | m U f sign* of
.'atlque.
Kin* Christian was ln;urcd Oc
latar 17 when ho f«W frcia a
h o rv during Un daily ride. Uo
developed
pneaumonia
several
D IR E C T O R S
Railway Commission
Has Two Hearings
TALLAIIAH H KK. Oct. Z M f N
B) Two Important rata hearing*
war* heard thla week by the
Florida Railroafl Commission. On
Tutaday application* of the Klo
rida East Coast HR and the Hea* board Air Line HR for upward
revision
of their
intrastair
freight rates Iwtween Jackson
ville and Miami snd immedlslr
P<>lnU were heard at Miami
The revisions Bought by the
" railroads la an Increase of the
first daaa rate from || |4 to
11-38 per hundrrd |>ounda ami
proportionate Inrreaars In rales
fo r other classes of freight
. I Similar Inereaaea in raUa have
baen requralnl by
truck lines
apgMttng eaat ro .it
achedulrs
and hearing on truck line ap
plication were lieahl by the commlgalor on Wednraday Action of
tha eommlaalon on thrae appll
, cations will be announml at .
later data.
OCTOBER 28. 1942
F L O R ID A .
Tho "ua plow ed
doctors fa r tho
hoa led tho aatiol
C
other »xMbU*. * U le . tathluh by a manufacturer And.
that at a recant performanc. at
h„ h w
, h<. (;rr„
tha MammaroneeJt Ptay House.
™
, ,
Westchester N. Y , where he , p
Fuhjblt at (lrvrl.i.,| acting aa
" jo e a r a d at a scrap drive benefit. ) * « Uor .enlerlalner and car-t.krr
„
h# told hla audience that Hanford ° f two bad tempered macaw,, the
... waa tha “ calery center of the, local
parero made m irh ado
.. .B
I W U tUta,
W
I 11I I I
lhad
<»4
[world, and also hau tha blgge.t about thla
bathtub,
which
lllp ra -ro olln g'p lan t known".
I bean »el wted from dotenv offere.1
"They dona oto It up," aald, him I t various companies Much
attention was also glren to the
fact that Willi* was unable to
ilar on |afford plumbing connection* at
—
. . . ------- a;— —
hal H*|Ma homr In Sanford In order to
healed fo r New York City fuM|U*o tho tub.
of hop* nnd nigh plane,
only
^ m, nv p ^ d , recently quoollosowd W illi* about thl. bathtub.
{to*added that )u t( at thla lima
riata* lhal h# publicly told
to Utttop fim a from M alor flov rs
the sStri story from the
aaklng him to hla office for an » l*tW during bit Uat appearance,
interview
. " M r bothtuh! It*, .till in th*
MuSi 11W I Set 2li, i.P) |c>11,• (lt.lt
•s«|e|e 4.l\
I he I ••W
*
riuctti.n »*f military »nri (»h>*i« nl tln\ -itw tIs** lii-ily of a iiimm l>H's'
liRininK o l all pu|iil* from tlu* tin the ronriway. altri th»t I- me
rir«t to thr tenth irrarir* mm* itha'ilt- to *t4.|i m tirnr. hr •tr.sri
i?rr|m|
hy
the t'o mcil
ssf • •Hill IlMlt lartHtototl thr tohr*' I * t
Pr«i|il«'« t 4iirmi*Blf>ii«r• linlay
ittoil I i "hinif iivi'i him
I «’» ' i"k'
thr • I hr i ttoo mrn to nttrn<l ts» ihr
injur* ri mnn. vs hum they rrro|ft»ir* I
n« ih»ir former roni|ianioh. I4|fh
h) lift Iu •uminon hell*
l.ali r. v»hi n Mr. Morn*, ►till
unruii*ri"U8, ws* takrn lo th*
Krrf'»»M Ijiuifhton Memorial II •
"N e vy Night" will he nl.
nital by arnhulaiwe, It «u * fuuu I
served tonight In Ufc City Hall
hr ton* Buffrrtn? from *rvrre hrail
audltcrium at 7:30 o’clock at
arol l*os|y injuries.
the third and final Junlcr and
Ju*tirr Watsun ■tat«'<l that A '
•rnlor hostess meeting to which
■i*tant Stair I'rntecutor l.loyil J
women of all ages mar come,
lloylr toouli| ns«lst him at the in
Capl. George Woods, chairman
nue*t
Momlay.
The cor< ner*»
on arrangrmenta, stated this
/ury Includes C. T. Kent, John
morning, adding that th* pro
Zrrrener, A E. Reeves, Roy H ol
gram will be erndorted by “ real
ler, Otto Calilwell and J. Deck.
Navy peraonnrl" and 25 men ln
the varloos type* o f uniforms
will display Insignia.
Navy
language and tha brancho* o f
th* N ary, Including th# Marino
Corps and th# Coaat Guard will
ba explained.
HowtcHHeH To Meet
For “Navy Ni^ht
< In «le M Rob»i»n. mhi «»f I)r
m *1 Mr* J N Rob*on «»f Dama
llsurh »nri formerly of Sanforri.
ha* joinril the t Tnlteri State* .Navy
<*• a Petty Officer, secoml cla**
II*' toa* accepted Oct. 27 am! toill
In* •tntioneif m Key W n l for
thrre toreks' preliminary training
“ I wa* too skk to f * , “ said ento," aald WtUtling wuilo.
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The'CottatituiJonal Amendments
Herald
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1911.
BIBLE VKR8K rOII TODAY
EVERY ONE W ill) IS LIVING
DECENTLY. OBEYINO MllllAI.
LAWS, AND LIVING IN THE
SPIRIT HATIIEIt THAN IN TID
FLE8II 18 DOING JUST THAI
Prepare ye the way nf thr tori,
make straight In the linerl
highway for our G«m|—-Kata t
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(From The Klliw.iith.
A meric*i» i
BUGLER, •ounal a call fut itn .
Sound It In thr mornlnc;
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...........■TH U R SD A Y,^
i to
1far lack of card*—at kart to far
'n4*n ,r *
»r ln-tlM.i»o» tkreo-wr- " A, . m*tur of
hx:,
with
or anion atrunlt I* the j iTOP, p, Dyrnr* row firmly in
kh manpower leftilatlon hc
M aUblitxatlon ru i,
AM ATEUR N IG H T ’
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Next Tuesday an important election will b « held. It is
important rnougli no that despite the pressure o f business
and other ]>cnional affairs and the general distraction pro
duced by the war, every qualified voter should make it a
(mint to go to the (tolls and murk his ballot. A ll good Dornocrnl* will want to vote for Joe Hendricks fo r re-election
to Conuress against the Republican, Kmory Akcrmnn. And
they should register their opinions on the pro|>oned consiliitlonal amendments.
Them are nine o f them, some o f little or no concern oi
ours. Hut there are at least three o f them whose approval
is of considerable importance to us here in Seminole
County.- There are at least two which we believe ought
tn I * defeated.
There are three which have little or
no applicability to us.
And there Is one which is of
very little imjiortancc whether it carries or not.
The amundments which should by all means be sup
ported by the people, an* Ihe first one, as they appear on
I he ballot, the so-called gasoline tax amendment; the second
one. which would streamline our constitution by makinT
possible quick amendments, mid the third amendment
giving constitutional powers to the game und fresh wate
fish commission. - The fifth amendment giv in g similar
powers to a salt water fish commission seems to us equally
gqod hut docs not particularly concern us.
The fourth amendment provides for Ihe election of
hy Ihe governor, but since the |n*op|e have always ha.l Ihe
e i it it i l judges by the pixqile, instead o f their ap(xilntmcnt
right to nominate their circuit judges and since tile gov
ernor almost invariably aiqsiints the Democratic nominee,
we cannut see what (utrticulnr difference it makes.
Two amendments which wo do not like arc the ninth
having to do with the exemption o f certain properties from
luxation when It belong* In corporations engaged in the
construction'ol a barge or ship canal across Flnrldn, or wh?n
al least one-fourth of such properties are used fo r religious,
scientific, niunici|ml, educational, literary, fraternal or
charitable purposes; and the eighth, providing fur tit.*
garnishment of salaries nr wages for the payment of debts.
The sixth and seventh amendments provide for th/
i real Inn of two new eeniitorinl districts, and the redistricting of Ihe county commissioner*' districts in Dade county,
.md are of no concern of ours,
B r ie it r * b4 aeeSer at
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THURSDAY. Del. 19.
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........j * . w i m i K . , n , rii...r im i.f.* ,....--.f, m i l . • A K F O K D
r » mac'i mom Ratio. - «
I am! likely to to able to eiU forth
legislation necessary
I f It comes doom to a wor» >r- rtiv
rnv lutlnrr
luilhcr leytslallon
ffht ultimatum, with wacis « i* '
enforce economic controls on
I ailed, the jnion game may lia»* un fronls, that time may alitaily
tJ to called off for lie .luov.i -n i |,ar, arrived.
U, t. fs/eehr, uf I
A L U »O H »U S
BUT HE j/r?
IVoule To ifetlier
Awake my eoul with ns-M/,
Drain my heart » f I nline
You don’ l hear so much almul "individualism " in there
day*. I'tuple don't throw their shoulders buck and lirag
Bnsler, aouml a tall for me.
about what they have done, or can do, nil hy themselves.
While with wondrr-thbel
The high-nnd-rnighty spirit scents to l*e oozing away. And
burning,
FUI my eoul with i k » p « l v ,
n lliis were Ihe whole story, it might Ire unfortunate mri
Btlll thli vesrnnt yearnmr.
tingle
For ordinarily the glory o f a democracy is its
great individual*.
Hut there i« another side to the rofn. These IndividualBugler, sound a rail f r nn ,
are now merging into group.
The change i* mo*l imSound It In thr murmur,
piessiv,. in the great armies they make, where a million
I mail travel far todar
men are trained to function us one. The same process is
And the day U lUwmng
seen al* > in private life
Men and women organize
They
Et.lNOH GA UPS Ell
begin to function a* ho-nne** and social and patriotic group*,
Imagine Senator Nn- jumtimi
to help along the national id fort
Far more Ihnn in normal
on anybody fur
mi tin
•unes, Ihe people are woven together.
In group* the
Britlah!
multiply then power and give it direction and effectiveness.
The people of the I'mini St»
Wall Whitman had •* word for this, in his hnmel)
tea ahowtsf their rnrtlle shr-n
lie said " I sing the word democracy, the word
aaked to conlribul** ihrif ftictal ■hunt*
eji-mnssc "
tfl thli day nmt Him* thr io n
f i l l i i porta tan warcrlv
kuna*
j j d y t ^ h l i next footLajl gamp
Utilize The Water HyacintliH
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1 nine < ris'k. Mi llinurni''* beautiful stream that should
taugto m ihl"'.!r
V.'j1"' mmiilaiuid m a unvigublc c.uidltinn, is almost ruinc*
to aay “Ye. .it" An.i vv, .Inti'i l*y the water hyacinths.
Kvcryuni* deplore* the situation
mean "No sir"
but nulssly doe* ariylhiug about it
It i* a recognized fact that hyacinths provide nn ex
Over In Deifihd (hr Novjp h.*i
taken over thi* fumrni. ( ziUrer cellent green fei*d for chickens and ducks and with poultry
Anna Hotel «* m, rest criitrf for prices and feed costs skyrocketing, growers should utllia
naral p<r«oiirtri
these hyacinths to full advantage
Ihe him mths hnvi also proved a valuable fertilizer,
The war may Iji»( trti ymr*
It may taka (hr next flrr for u« In conjunction with leaf mold and other debris and thin l*
Ip learn wc can't »?lfi It with one timely a* reports show regular fertilizers arc becoming
hand tied behind our back.?.
scarce. Several pmm'ncnt growers have created compost
The British pe*>jdr nre rertnln** heap* hy mixing these waste products nnd treating them
Ijf
Mm, Iloo»f*vp|t ii coni- with chemicals, ns advised hy the State Experiment million
U1 wtkomr. Kvldrnt.y they kn*»w at (inlltcavill
•ha disnirrictl thr* "Kleanor rhibi
What I? IKIW a nuisance rmild la* made n benefit.
!'or(lap* dial will be another ‘illrcrl result of the war.__
OoVi MoUiintl t* Witit: irrirrtl to
ran for a acron«I Irmi u" irovrr Melbourne Times.
nor In 1944 rvrn If hi* hn* tn g*-\
the Con.lllutlon tmmritilnl in i|i
It. Rut GOV l(oIli*h<l bla» (ml frt11
Current Comment
tn for that onr >ri
Hr AGNHW WELSH
The labor fthmliitfr iirnluiMv
WOtlM not be an acute If the State
Itreuinpiion of work on Fta* farm burrwu » * j » thl* It but n
Induatrlal Commt*«ion
rvfuBod ride'* Ihinl .ugur mill haa been rrflea nf whet I* going on all
to p«7 unemployment benefit. tn made pnaelhli'. It will to located over the country. T h tt will knock
anyone . until aftrr Uhe labor Bt llelle (ilailu uml o|irnitrd by n hole in tno celling.
ttortn.fr U relieved.
IhP t*lnle l.y |uiiuin la1Kir. Tbi"
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Kri Kliiul ha* written a book
machinery *n* Imugtii In lamiawith thr atrlklng till*. "Thl* la
Oov, Holism] !• urging people] Iana.
the
Time for Orwatnaaa—If We
to Yota fbr the get 111 amrndment, wisely enncliidln* llmt grl-i fli.lil i. >uch n drug on the Her* the Moral Dole to riaa to
ttftg fill of the problem eunerru-l market now tlmt the machinery Greatne..," Rut aa the ReoUhin# county mail humD will lie
of f .ringin'- fntnoiu .Daloneghn man «aui. “ I i.ave me uoom.
groat thing fur ell the prnplr
hi Ilit- lun
lorn ...III for ecrap
Iii' mi intrnrfew with a prof..metal.
»<ir ol ihe tJnnirtrally ol iiiiluue,
Jack
Bell. Miami columnlat, con*
iron for ihimtlne
Stalin
that it ta hUtnry
M
November 1.. that m ake mao
It worka the cluile. that hljher education will
10. Dove ahoot- other way around alio. T or In ha bail Iv “ ahet to place*" far a
enber 1 *1*1 cnili Ibeie day. a Ini of men arc mak- few year*. lie qootad.llio odoeator aa aaylng that war awl fact1line* Union. Ai Ing hiitoiy.
ball were now uppermoat In tha
atlll iwrmleaahle
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>ia ytai• but don’t
A faihion writer uml a 'quar- mlnda of thalr itudanla. Mr. Beil
alao
found public opinion agalnrt
with you.
ter-column tn tell how to **va
the draft
age to
. ,
.
clocking*. Florida women can do barring
official* do not that
In three wurdei “ Don’t
y la an eenentlal wear 'em.”
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An English eotimata placet
iiumer’e diet and
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the noialbillty ol
The old Oregon le to be ecrap* Germany'a cereal crop at V perceat
below lait year** and 15 ba
production.
We ped. After making bar world-rwler toe that while cord voyage front
Portland, le * their five rear areraga. And
you know haw an artny travel#—
2"
i p“ rt 0r*,on* W o n March S, 1011, phyilcally.
» o - c J.1 *• *B *Bd ««*rin g 14,toO mUta In SO
f Sanford» eccn- daya, the flral touched tha* AtDid you aver hear tha Ilk* ber
l*»Ue ahore at Jupiter Inlet to .foruT
An " hall
.nda an
YwP°rt " V ,t* •*k ,or ••ttore. Her against recelrl
•. w. i40il!.
Id «mnmndn» wa* *o quiet In hie
'l l .
Umt
native.
»oe
m***°ok hie ahlp for art taring
J
£2th.tL«i?5
fW
to the wood*
8ho
rr £ i ! f , !t:." « « h « d Juniper Light aa May
. O T r.‘4 B w .thl* J4 nl « p. m. (The Maine had
ainaq.
I
non t Ween Mown m a t Havana an Pah.
ONE BILLION
I d
4K
1 MSBitW
I fu %i*r hut appeared
WASHINGTON
II; JACK HTI.NNKTT
W ASHINGTON. Oct 2 ' (W W )
— IUrk in IU4U. wlrn John L
Lcwii, then Ju*t ibciut kingpin In
tS«* (JO; put hi* fhl*»« on Weiwtsli
L Willkif*. I rrmcmb*t ctlng a
likrlv
fnr- b it year or bo wll* make tha (
» » r alfort hmr.i'l ch*r crx-J in** imdffatanrlablc* Wlhrrt (hv API*;
Ml nation at all In uian)
in
«f CIO once lough*, ovt. hun-'
atanrrB, It haa widrnrtr lh«* pa|*
of mcnibrrt and junWiction [
A murk gtant? al thr fnjo.j y|i»w nn n rrme o f joha, thpy pcilr nave 1
of union m*fiil>rrVHp m
in tiJi those name proklcm . l
aunt* from mnifonr Waif* knows
the ol«| union rebel bcllei than [
any r*m* eit#
The i|uou? wn»i »
‘Don’ t
that first 4C.<1 ul* j
way* he’s * good gam bler’’
UNO, l.fvni lost Arui for
qjU * a wkilr aftrr that It *p
peaml that hla chipa wtrr rtwlud*
ling Whether they atlll art r*-
main* |p be teen, but by hir in
pourK-pAicnl thai he Ib
|ng th* United
Mint
W orkiri
iVniu ifie CIO. U w li hmi eer*
tbinjv demanded n new shuffle
FARM BUREAU MEETING
FRIDAY NIGHT
arttuml
union?
and poasibK
from
dl»»ati*He*i
iniorts In the CIO and AKL, to
rebuild the powci he onct hid
by the Army, the Navy nnd the underwear indus
try. Ample tupplie* of both Summer and Winter
garment, were waiting for each group of men when
they entered *ervice.
Today with our Armed Force* being increased
by million*, underwear production is meeting their
need* and i* creating reserve* for the future. In
this big industry job, Hanes is proud to have a part.
COURT HOUSE
II* It, of course, employing I V
J<l battle s lr a lt * ) of divide.
ard-conquer. According l« labor
ntnervars here, towla' plan had
Ihb advantage: Mr. opponent,
sere already divided.
In addition, there an- aom*
nolent Independent union, that
have nothing to do with either the
010 or AFL, which might to reTulle,1 op n new fron;.
Considering Iheae thing*, 1. It
uiy sonder that Lewi. ,v., will
ing to call for a new .U-k nnd
inot'ie: dealT
The talk of a "lator peace" totweer lie A F of I. and Inc
(lit) ha* been klckrd around ever
•Ince Lewta led the original
lelllon. There have been lime,
when It appeared more Impoealble
then It ha. In recent week*. But
te those who know the eiUnl
of U i jurifdictlonal difference, It
our better food, batter care ami
batter medication tha
present
•pan of life will to toon hare ten
ytara added to It, making It
B5 year*.
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SUBJECT:— “FARM WAGIS”
HANGS
____; PUBLIC INVITED!
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UNDERWEAR
80LD AT*
THE COWAN COMPANY
P h o n e 874
The lateat gadget: a pocketIn 10IT tto valuation Irt Volo•la county for taxation ra t
tll.IBS.MB _______
The government le trying to
Indication* are that ethe moot
populous alata Is German's state
We are making every effort to keep our civilian
customer* supplied.. But if you hovo any difficulty
in.obtaining your favorite style nf H anes Underr, please remember that much of our produc
tion is going to the Services.
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
ELECTION of OFFICERS
tf you want to poo whether,
your tongue la in good working I
order, try It on Ihle one: aprr-i
trophoto meter, a machine for the.
perfect reaching of colore.
dtread BJH>0 each, a year and a
half's collection.
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Whether they serve ai ik i troops or a i jungle fight
er*, American aoldier* are the bett dressed in the
world - tor both fighting efficiency and com fort
Even their underwear was planned month* ahead
The question now Is esun Lewi*
ather rnnugh nupportrrs
fdm
Ini from the Independent
He’i the best dressed
soldier in the world
m A h *
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�#»rz at *-
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T m : s A N i MHn
t l t j o f rm o tlo n
ih o i l i t i e r "
y***4' mh, he
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V* tie feel
'♦or b*aie* m o n am i m ore, w hen
* r *e«‘ our c rip p le * a n .I a m n v ir .l
»th«n » e %ii m il-.uht about
"if t i l a t i i e * nr f n e i i i i i who a re
mi *• in t or in en em y
|ir n n n *
then u e l l have the u i n r m ie n
m¥KiT H
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w» f e l l hock
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In*
r v r r U in n to ft* in
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l 4«nt 11but inn*
i ■i .4
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of o y o u ri(r» irr to til^ old n un j
n u lM 'ill a rm *
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o f I'n in fi \r ie r .u i> • V*d ami nt
ih e i w i n l 4 n catn p n ii i t at Indian-*
a |« j!n
one
delrgatt*
a burner
n iav e , dc*crib<Ht hnn*« If * * 11**
T h e fu m m a m ip r *I.h » rmt kn*i*
th e num ber *»f i i v i | w a r t u r n
%ora, bo( «.iy< lho«« t»ehmj?infr *o
th e *1 \ IS
%<H1 to tXhi
M a n y .tip to in firm he a lth an I
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th o se on ly fou r m ale hr* I i»n foot in
th e tra d itio n a l pn iinle
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S l i f i ’. l T n m i i t i M ' .
Fruit
*11.
*v
Sid llepatiea
Stanlmek
Itlaek Draught
Puildinic
Wine Cardui
twwtt.
wHh
*
\
r
Listerine
I• * u
(i
>i i
TW O)
Saraka
4**e
S O L - ITS
YOUR YOT!
Syrup Pepsin
ul SUPPORT
IN T IL. i OMINtJ
C IT Y COMMISSION
ELKCT10N
ON TI I.SDAY,
. /
NOV. Ird.
(Paid I'nliinal Adv.)
__
Muiint*
�Veteran Soldier
fo r Jot
/ Wide Wsrid Featarv*
-O A K L A N D , Calif. Oct .
W t o l tba North and South
§ » arms la Um I 86O1 , r
*/ «tt the war" modi mom at
ly than they do today, aayi
man who ought to know.
«
v - j**, *»• 1 T O p fh V '
*R
m'{ . •
r» <1
. * l e» ,
t +M
t o i i o o ' u ’iboo
rhll<^T?..1
* *•** /H«7Wr>;TW
contributions nqsr
mom
iM
fliip r ..
veteruMue 'w a t r S i *iactk» a*4
ham# front la the SpaaialT « H
o w r 60,000 men, women and chil
dren In vkvry city, town and
hamlet In tVaiida-and thU a
mounted to >JtiO,OOO.oo ls»l year,
bequests »omVtHTif» considerably
Incraaaa Ihs amounts.
Tha Society now owns, free
from debt, homo-like and comfor
table Receiving llomce In Jacktonrille. South Jackronville. Mi
ami. Peneadola and Lakeland,
thaaa homes havtnc a total capa
t 00
w cnnuttn,
rsen homo
nomi
city o f V
children, each
temoormry ahelter when
■—*
children are
era prepared to —
go oat
into cnrafaUy selected edopthra
fill connirt
.
..
“ Bal onr people art going ta
M i Mrieua u Um war
gomt on." ha says. “ A i wa fool
Post-War World Will
Be Fine, Stays Welles
1.
Tha fifth Amendment •firin g almllar
amendment provide# for the election of
- DAILY MENUS
ju fr w M d ■IncS’ th . * » .
ALEXANDER
A t
Mot# -which wo do not like ere tha ninth
- a#**e
W
'
Tow kaaltk wffl help ta wta (be was an fto
or *hlp canal
-
sta.i charitable purpoaea; and the eighth. providing for tho
gimUKmant of ariarlea or wage# for the» pBjraiant of dabta.
Thi sixth and aevanth amendmentIs provide for thd
;sol gVITAMIN
a g tl r i—s asd
l a ano
s f«3eT -chsaaiB
-^
srut^von.. ?1 S 5Sir--M,S5f€ rv a
SPH iu m
• S S f C - DUm ,
(Sarvlag X ar ] ) '
Lima Deans Bavory
Battered Kale
Roney Raisin Bread Apple Sauce
. Victory Salad Do Luxa
t (With Cottage Cbaeso)
Grapes
Molasses Caka
7 Cofffs fer Adulta
'
Milk for Children
Honor Ralala Bread
I See. Aosta, feel the dUfwewcv hi RaSanal
. 3-Miauta Oola. Ysur tornilr wlU s*k r Ik
u»
’
I
«
People Together
.,
-
baking powder
You don’t-hf«r so much about "lndb
• F f * * ’ P*°nle don't throw thair ahouldg
r «| l^ 0U‘ wLh* r } her
done, or dan do,
•BMSrad
WASHINGTON
Strjsr.ttt;
•body doea
likely. Tha
•
* io r -
*
. Is your last winter’s coat or
suit ready for that flrjt frost?
Our Cleaning will tako out ill of
last wlntcr’a soil—and restore
Its soft texture—for another
senson of smart appearance.
Fur trimming skilfully handled.
pen
LAUNDRY SERVICE
hyacinth 1 provide u < « * i
"-1
MWIM IM P O W M M M I M
h e tfrv fi
way last ten
>« /
•n coat fh a n gert fo r | » if
ft*
ic ff
A
sfiSjy i ) m
IM
jiliH I
0 HAST HECOND ST.
7m
raisins
nuts
nuts
honey
1 Ubleapoon fat, melted
Mix Ingredients and pour Into
all rrcaaed—or heavy watad—
tper-ltead loaf pan. Bake an
mr In moderate ovtn.
Vletaay Bal-d D> Lata
1 tabpapean gelatin
1-4 cup cold water
I rupa tomato juice
1 teaspoon finely chopped onSi
'
1-4 cap dlcwd celery
I 1 tablespoon chopped green pep-
.
WE DEUVER
iut ful itream that should
nation, ta almost rulnec
jno depbrea tho aituatlon
cup
cup
cup
Cup
>Vintcr Coats and Suita
soldier i i t
the wort* democracy, the word
E m *j 'Crans Creek, Melbou
nainUlned In a navi
the water hyacinths.
1-2
l* t
1-2
1*2
Jaaewidened
E S &thitgap.
K
h
*?!
W N ta i m * SMtaL
Ralala Bread foe Hsehh
. Whan adding strained honey
ta hatters, doughs or U * soft
food. Bln It with tha liquid called
far end (ban beat Into tba rest
af Um Ingredients. This dlatrfbf f *
»nd ths redlilrict-;
... p T ° f
^ « r « > c S i i I ^ i f 5^ d iS t!its in Dado county,
And are of no concern of otira,
f . *.
1
GEORGS
,
1
..
teaspoan minced parsley
|*2 teaspoon salt
1-4 taslpooo paprika
-4 teaspoon sogar
I tablespoon lemon Juice
L cup eottage chaaaa
|osk galatis 6 minutoal a
l a minatea tka Juleo an
dag*. Pcur ever gslstl
r until dlaaohmd. Cool at
Ung men In England •nntlnue lo tska part In Intcnslre
hUo Ccrp. IlamJItbe M .-ly. of Northfl.ld. N. J.. keeps
srrr pouring fiery llq ■ 1 at an "enemy- stronahold, his
him ap with thair ghsorring machlna gunv Tha uia of
' "being
'
‘
>r.| In throo regular preparations
themlea1« as weapons U
(C iK tra l T r t t t )
r>-Trr»!ce,
k hil&'ren’s Home
Will jCelebrate
• NEW YORK, Let. 53, LD-—
F ilth out lor u fr.tAim .warm
Fortieth Year
of mercenary hKSiui)n<, recta ’
and sMamlA vrhn will iry In espi-i
tallic on t ie emotlsml >u. i n» of
wartlmei warm J..hn M'
Hard,
well-known authority
1
.ujle
and author.
A ,,
"During and nftor
littail a
World ttsr,” be rays, “ llr io was 1
a trememlous ln :rc a « in Ihe mim-o
beta of those ulm olfi-mt td ii
establish contact with u >• .1- mL m f
for a price. Now, tjnm, propla. i
are upsrt and worrlni. Inrv.ir.t_iy,I }
many who have lost sans nr hus-|?
bands will fall prey to , ..n.. ict ro* <
less fmuds who pnoo •• tin iB-W
Impo.ssil le— snh •• tS, ■ i,r.» {<.rt>-vi
warned, an.| auaid r.i m . i it." |l
U.'CMU.F.
Oct.
Tlir Oiii-*rrn'»
M n o a im u iu ii, v
t i . 29, U P b WASHINGTON,
Oct.
Lndcr-Secretary of Btato Sumner
Welles said yesterday that
a
United Nations victory would pro
duce *a world order In whMi
every nation, email or (rest, waak
ar powerful, «in lira In safety
and in peace, without fear.'*
Addressing a meeting commem
orating the second anniversary of
Haly'a unptoroked assault upon
Greee. h- declared:
"Who nour common victory has
been won tha free and independ
ent people of Ilellli will one*
more assume their proud and
rightful piece In the family af
nations, and Greece wlU regain
her territorial Integrity, and tha
achievement af her legtlmatp as
pirations for
security In
tha
2D,—
llomt
, >>f Miiriih, hdw cenrrnlly
'
. rt« "Klnnftn'B tirrnt.at
%«illrtlvrhrate t^io
*.f I Ik* .Society 40 yp*n
N'»r 2, IMS. A MTtcd of
•I v%* Hireling:* Mill bo held
i i«r l«
n !»'•{
■• Ole
•••
••f
i*f Hiiritla, startlnf
luuliruu inerting at
i)>r iu*tin uf Monday
nt vbhitli nir«*tlng Ihc
I hui 1st.
Honorable
!
llollurol, Mill Ik* Ihe
•u«*«t f|>eakrr. In ronncc«
the 1 noting at Jarkxon*,
. it lx b ing «p«»n%orrd by
» H ti'. an.I ot1 r rltlc.
. lit I 'I
EviTjtMr.g ,..,*t
acems, \ our p:. •1
for esarnpl... I' ».
odil ones rlii't*-. .
dtawrre, i?vt th- •.
them In ' |an. h .
dye-1 sth. Y«o m i
to failed hy. i f , •
It's as sinipl.. o- • <
since lintlmr 1 - 1 ■
• Igm i#, r lurutional Rn«l
to
nti-l to
nhlrh
•it l‘ Ion In h invtlrtl,
• < lin ;i
Mill follow at
' t s*|.i I mi.I
l'«r*arolA,
‘‘■•-•irtv Vi-
i *«IJilillahnl
f •»i*te HVi* Kt reiving
I in many, n lk r nun-
Rcl S4|ulil, ul.lr'i 1 v iv ef
ficient In rat c-mtiul. 11 n ..-^.ra).
ty harmless to chlrLeos and »tho(
animals, it »hvul-i tro' l r plseel
where chickens will t ' .>■ icsdl
SCCMS to It, hut II will Bid >.111
thickens If t'lev d -uld I n pen
to ^at a littlj. uf it. '
I nvrr Ihr »la lo In t»e'
' t v the mmi* iKuo 2.W>
t » l iiiniilirix
of the
.* itontoiiivg ('(immillrrs,
• u i ^ for Ihe inlrrrsl
anti l l i hoinclrst'
• '« in every
*»rv stftlr
fortiun of
■ v-ork nrwl
support
hat
.mill ihe Homo Society la
irking its aid, rare and au*|
r itr s n
M iirr.s ito n o r
in c l iiiu
k x c is ii
t ix
Get your dally drug and toiletry needs here where you
ntlll save money, and your budget will have more than
“ a ghost of a chance" of meeting Ihe exlrn eipennt .
Imposed by the higher cost of living. Prices on n vast
variety of our goods are as low as (hey were before Ihr
war, and one vlail for theae HALLOWE'EN HAVING'*
will prove that we don't profiteer—but I hat you profit
here!
MILK of MAGNESIA ..
$1.25 ABSORBINE JR.
mold, cheese side up. and s
'on lettuce, cut In eqoarvi. Spi
with mayocoialM er salad dr
Ing.
•
•
$1.25 PETR0 LAGAR..
35c VICK’S.SALVE.....
W
•u w ’A I U m
mo 111 t.i.s
ifOLD TABLETS........
(hat Will bg
lo T Im o a .^
direct result o f
$1.25 CRE0 MULSI0 N
net M l_
_ __
_
,
—
Ie
.- v
s
s
.s
a
i v*
r-Friday and Saturday Tooth Paste
At Our Fountain Tooth Powder
pAJ
Yr
dC[
Special
-vi
Nujol
Polident
Pineapple
Burma Shave
SUNDAE
^
.I9i
wnomiinr
Cream ......
Gallon
Slcr
Special
$2.30
.‘19c
?'• r iT t t r a
Saturday
llix e A. M. to TiU P. M.
S h a m p o o 59t'
jto H IM )! I IO ^ U
Almond Cream 25c
Vltnm *
so- Pk«.
XI.75 l k?.
Country Fried Chicken
• f ILO tN I
Afashed Potatoes
H J i H IIM
Diced Beeta
lloth for
Mum....
Brown Oreey
$1.09
Liniment
Nervine..
Sliced Tomatoes
Sal Hepatica .... 49c
Hot Rode xnd Butter
Stahback .... ... 19c
lee Tea pr Coffee
Fruit Podding
Pablum
Qlack Draught 21c
Wine Cardul .... 89c
59c
(GROUP
Saraka....
w
_
98c
47c
DRUG
�.. ,,T * g
.
h
.
'—
__________ — .
* ’ I- • ■
Tonight at I.-00 o'clock, tha
Banford Celery Fed* will clash
v itk a team of rrUWfTi from
Baabrcci* High School at Scml•Cl* Blck
. T h e local team will be hand)SSSm
I
.*— - *■ &.
^
l <
s 's a ? f c a j g t f
SB
" Whtrt You Aiwaft .Get Good Meat**
PLENTY of PARKING SPACE
PHONES 411— 412
400 SANFORD AVE.
• •
“ 7
"
t............ ..... ‘
lL i i S
m
m m vr
-
‘
'
*
IM n M n J
r*to *r* m
IAT, *OCT&Bpt
t j ' ii u* j *t
iliiiriil MiiijiiWi .1
NUMUUMUI
Ralp Wolftr la back, aod mar be
Died to bolt tar up the backfleH.
JKT SUB SUNK
Coach MrLocal aald today.
TAM PA, Oct. 19, OF}—The JapYaitardaj aftVmocn tha team _______________
■ ■ torpedoed
ancae auhtaarfaia.. which
t
went through a regular ilgnal the U. 8. aircraft carrier Waap
waa la to n aeat to tha bottom
jg > ' 1
by an American destroyer, owe
^ b^I* R k £ £ * w * m ™ o t , u l ^ ,t)“ .t • * • * « ■ ' » t f " 1 - of tha canter** aarrirora declared
bare.
n ^ „ .
r
j
’U
w rtzm m m
Seabreeze Gridders Tonight
B
:;'.B ) |•7
H
- ^ V
»»* * Hitfc*«
of the Ocala WIMeaU last
Tha antakla 1Inara is i
Iowa: Carlaton, U; BtngUUry, It;
Johnaoe, I*; Fox c; Kabom, rg;
Hlara, rt| Dekla, ra; Denials, qb;
Flaming, lh; Landraaa, ra, and Lea,
fb.
lery Fed* To Clash With
f»; >
W
.• • T
p w w sw rw -w sw m ^*^
¥WB
*
_
Governor
Have - T l
Against Maryland Will Pay Tribute
Formation To Use To State Heroes
1#
JC
m . 1 u m M WT
-.ju. J in i l a i
W Kay, to, aad aaw affl- Bob Paster and Bed Barman an-
ville by HqroU Cqiae,
Uvo view preeldnt. T \
-j
Tha theme
of tha
meetIn
m
wl!l be "Florida Meets tha Chal-
nemiood they wars thmgb. and if
wisa-craekars aay they h a ^
known that for years, at least
Pastor and llurman were w e l
Heavyweight Boxing enough to be lilted In the divi
sion's tep flight, anil to fight
an invitation to discuss tha part C l a S S M a y D i s a p p e a r the cha-.ip«oa f.r Uie title.
» - ( F p c x l a l > - Florida lervlce men are playing1
r .Dae.
i ^ 1/l r s r j i i S ^
GAINESVILLE,
Oct.
*9
- , T A M P A . Oct.
m
______ „
crop °*
of nl
hearywrigbt* of I f a
(Speclal)— Clark Shaughnaisy Kormer governor Doyla F_ Carl- in this great conflict.
1 u * v YORK rv»t to i p :__ t v » . The
* nV rroP
Ive years
a T r a w L i l k t >•*» Hve
r ' ,r * waa
« “ • Jest
J“*» u nfo^
Every phase e f Florida'* war h
!*m I ? i * V .*** fighters are te-. tunaU enough to come along
and
normal
economy
Is
rvpre_
__
*n
order, and with a -Ken there wae cne man so ojieight ’ to tha ' fundamental! of 10 Florida Kcroei at the openotnera" a m
tha T *
formation, but ' thllj in/ of the annual buaineas con •entad on th# tenalive program frequency that Indicate* that be-1 J'tandlilg Ih a f”
for tha moating, and each phase fore laag the cteaa wlU disappear, dwarfed 1- fomD»nicn. It Is n it
d? « ’* . .boU>« r th* Unlv(ratty Grcnc* of
the Florida
SUla wltl **
in w a te d
by an out- .If__,
there was any left ,alter
Joe Inconceivable
irwoiwU.bU that
th^t Pastor,
Pastor, or
or even
even
/.U r J0*.
o f Florida _ Gator a,_ who
“ eat r ch ,mbeT of Comraarc* hara on
leader. Governor Hol
^ * 1. "
I Borman, might have been a chanO
tha Old Linen
Saturday ’ ll Nov. 30, according to an an standing
land will deliver the prindnal * * F *F*1 daaa, that t*.
Inion had not Louis been aroumlT
Washington, In lh* laaaL
nouncement made at Jackson addreee a t the banquet on the
Within tha
of a few hours
Just a case of poor timing.
ir_ _a "T ." formallc
jigUtiti
They __
have
o f their own, and laat Saturday
from this formation made n » n
yardage thaa from almost any
|other play. Maryland also hu
‘ » ’ fine aerial offensive _____
Ing to the dope brought back to
iGatorland by Ecout Orv Lrrmo
Ii dy, but the Gators can match
I this with a potent passing at|tack of their own. ,
.J Dermody reported that Toni
|, Mont, Hubert Werner and Jack
I Mler are all capable paaeera for
! the Old Uners who prefer to
I be
called
that
rather thaa
j Terps or Terrapin*. Their beat
. pass receivers ar* Bob Jamet
I and Jack Gilmore, first string
I ends, and Qualrrback Mont
I I f It la aerial warfare that
tb* Old Liner* want than Back*
Jack Jones, BUI Corry, Hilly
THURSe and PHI. SPECIALS
Mima and Junior Horsey will be
|on the ...jug
firing tine for Florida
and Broughton William*, Foodren Mitchell and Nick Klutka
IN A U i HIM
will do tha receiving.
Transportation
continues to
loom as a problem for the Gel
|tor*. Acting Athletic
Director
11 B»rcjr Beard, whose problem it
I T n l , , a. UreAe
SIMUMS
11 Is to see that ths boys get to
, Washington for the gams, itatad that he has had a couple of
| sleepless nights worrying about
lh* arrangements.
mam
i
The war la affecting the Ga
tor* even further. Coach To.4
r r n * n r W x it is v s . a . a b a d h u w a c i l i a w
U e b _la operating on a day to,.
d*y baal* aa coach, not knowing
when hell receive a call to the
color*, H may be forthcoming
VAT 1.1%I! WT.
any day now.
Mush Battista, colorful Ga
tor all-Southeastern Conference
I ! guard of a few yrar* hack,. wae
— ___ .. etched
n iK T IIIIT ll%l*Y
, the
-.v Gators
im u ii preparing
prepar
cm t im n
for their
f i s u i - x : J i - ■>jr« "" ~ »“““
3 .,“:?
.“WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS”
WEDNESDAY
THRU
NEXT
“HEY, IAHWP
SUGAR SUGAR SUGAR
LAST CALL for NUMBER 8 STAMP — BRING ONE
IN FRIDAY OR SATURDAY AND YOU CAN GET
one
5 pounds
fo r only
25c
MONDAY —
— TUESDAY
TUESDAY —
— WBDNE8DA
WEDNESDAY
MONDAY
LAMB LEGS______ lb 2 Jc
LAMB SHOULDERS ..... lb 2Jc
RIB CHOPS
lh 29c
WE ARE IN BUSINESS TO SELL AND SERVE YOU
AND CERTAINLY DO NOT W ANT YOUR ILL-WILL
Wieners
HENS ..... Ib
iiprauai rinaaa
PICNIC HAMS.................... lb 31c
lb R e
H»:il •M4»Ki:il
Beware Coughs 1
jr ir r
Cheese
irHKTKB crri
' j
■TaCAK*.LgAV
I
...... lb 32c Chuck Roast Ib 29c I
is
on
till way to an officers’ rami IdaIt
•choo] In Miami,
11* waa a member of the West
Coast
Army
All
Btara
and
brought glowing reports on For?
r**t riffu s o n , a former Saufiah
teammate who was a star o l
Hajkir Wallace tWadi's team, ft
s**ma "Dig F erg ” had th© whole
West Coast in a dithar with hli
capers.
lb 19cl Round Steak .. 35c
lb saw
m reaa
*. aa*jpiu aion
Shoulders .... lb 29cl Pig Chops.... .. lb 35c
ROUND STEAK............... lb 45c;
of next week two of your number 9 sugar e t a a m s w U b e good
----------- a ft our store for sugar at 3 pounds for 15c, And then, too, you
a buy
D u y along
a id
might be able to
with the following bargains a pound B lri ‘0,,n ,hl’
“Bd w“
I Intersections!
lilt
Halt lit*
of MAXWELL HOUSE or MONARCH
lit the army now, annul waa
Wg hava bean highly MllIdled for oar method of
distribution o f our coffee dock since last Monday
morning, but perbaps you didn’ t k n o w tbit folk s of
Orlando and Dcl-and came here and ran our Block
down as low ag It Is.
ib.
Ib 25c
WHITE BACON .
iM rr.ii
1*1 m: roii k
Sausage
lb 32c Pig Liver
lb
21c ■
fl A* RVOKfrll)
e o id M e a ta
IM IlB K riR MKATY
Ib 25c Bacon........ lb 29c
II I*M l
trniTM
Ib 15c Spare Ribs ... lb 35c I Mince Meat
Sausage
RAi.TiMomi
VIITK
rm .
wear coast
Pure Lard 2 lbs 35c Oysters......P t 45c|
Bon.iAfl
lb 23c Bacon.....
Ib 17c
i.in o t : f r i i o
Mullet ....... Ib 10c Shrimp.......lb 29c
(6 CAN LIM IT)
' .
3 tall
MR. A- DOBSON, formirly with the Robert*
Grocery, la now owr Merkel Manager.
m onk
Manse
i m i i »-
PORK SAUSAGE
a nnr
I S4I.I.OW
4 lbs
SQUASH
2 lbs
into
TOMATO
— j
■m a m ,
M in iT B
rtv rr
n a il
TOKAY
Grapes ... 2 lbB .... 25c
BlOaAM.
Cauliflower.. lb 12V2C
10
BISQUICK
Small 17c Lge. 29c
!
op
pkg 14c
f « n\n vr
P E A R S ....... No. 2 ....... 17c
MATCHES
3 pkgs .... 10c
ATfl
SUlTHKMtV tsAIIV *4LAU
ST E ..................
DRESSING
:... Qt 25c
SO UTH ERN
BELL
FOR
••
Tissue .. 2 for .. 15c
Iswt
whou tea m
Weve.... 2 for.... 15c
;* IT 0B T W
. 15c ; Towels .. 2 for .. 19c
SOUPS
GREEN GIANT.
W
i i%i - ^0^*9 -
PEPPER . ... lb-33c
sues
4 M Betti*
Pack
|Q —
.
;
v a n iLl a
Tb‘
12H «
.teA b
W
APPLES___ ^A B* —
rA a cr
CABBAGE
- 19 ®
Beans .... 2 lbs .... 15c
nonTM t'Anoi.iva
Yams .... 4 lbs .... 19c
no. i t e u a a i
lbe 4C Onions
.... 2 lbs .... 9c
im
WESSON OIL
51c
aa
1 2 V jC
awnwt
a*. ■
t « ii
it a l i.
R tqtin si
a*s ■ i ir o n
ii
n
ravnn
.... 4*/4c
SUPER SODS
Lge. 21c Giant 59c
Mk *■*.
25c
....
a la* m*
SKI
OCTAGON SOAP
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9c
[ Educator CraK ..., .10c
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4S .4: . l '. ! S
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Dog Food .... 1 lb .... 15c
Parkay O leo....Ib 22c
Gloss Starch .. 3 for 10c
CD: To buy email
S U IT W AMTXIF—
Soap Powder
re v .
GB Com .... 2 for
HAND baby crib. Phon*
hc
MH. CMT4HON
v
...
c uo ic m
Cider .......... QL 19c
Lua*;
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apartment
bene ATS.
(Elaitt • Cana)
*»v »ir»
Fruit Cocktail____17c
TO BU Y: any kind o>4
Sz
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Cigarettes....$1.19 Ctn
ATT\m
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Sanford
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no,
____ ____
to M
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Apple Juice.......... 23c
GOLF BAO and 9 clubs, PHcn
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65c
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Broccoli..... lb 12‘/2C
rAacr iloaa fiuow.e
Sardines............. 7ygc
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MCCORMICK’S
*
10 lbs . .. 31*
MKti. n a iv i aa * t .
ftvrrM I l-X ! * ■ ■ !, , L V iH e iw
For Bale: Flanta, acreage plantIng, 1*0 M No. At Iceberg
let
tebei
tuce; and WO M while BerrriuiU
pnlonii TS M green aproutini
broccoli ready to see lU *
J. W. Belt, Lake Monroe, Fhonj
15*
Oa- Cellar'd*,
. Onions. Broccoli
Romalna, Beats. J. m
Lake Monroe Phone IS.
scon
POTATOES
bale
I Fr**b lot of_ plama eomlnjr^
■vary weeks fug your Vkto
Garden, and (n wholesale qua
UUaaTCharieston Wakefield a
2—lid LOAVES
orr
t it
JiUTTER ............lb 47c
PICNIC HAMS
FAIC Y rteA.
'
Carrots .... 2 lbs .... 15c
Ir M c h ilt
W H E A T ................
E A L ...................
9A BEANS
2 Ibn
3 pkgH
M E R IT A
r**rv te u n w
til* war I
or you
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Bananas .. 3 lbs .. 19c
SPAGHETTI .......... lb 12V2c
.......... 2 c a n s ..............
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APPLES
Hang
Creomulaion
womlslon relieves
relteres promptly
i it toe* right to th* seal of
>1* to help loosen and expel
«
unubla
farm laden phlegm, and aid naturi
to sooth* and head raw, tender. In.
mueoua m*m<
A to seU
th# un
lb 35c IIOWK (IMOWW UHKKV
B EANS........ 2 lbs
lb 43c— TOKAT
lb 35c‘--GRAPES.......2 lbs
WKITKMN IH I4 K
a h i : hb
That
lb 35c
II (IKOIIIIIS
a — m
CABBAGE
rOOMlau OM HATIVU
FRIDAY ONLY
LEMONS ........ doz 15c
froa c o m i i m ssMs
nowi: finow a u s e s ,
lb 35c
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PAGE FIVE
rf.onn>A.
lt.VOCtOBBR 29, |942 -
spSs-waJ*
V
! Complete Festival
1 P l a n s Announced
•
\OCK
,
Mr»
JM
i « mart, general
lor
the llnlloweVJ
- 1t u i m l in lie
SouthM.lr
Pri— m iry mnounrH today that plans
a
I have been rcini>!«t»il for the Irttl/ c
i l l which will be hel.l Friday
50
• 0
I
j1riiihl
night at It W
Oil I’ M
II
-III
b«
i
A tpaghrtti tupper
.TH U R SD AY
TIip i ivw IK i hi11inert of th* 1
•treed under thr aupcivutun of
T b t W w U ldo F. T, A, will h«vr
fric ly li o f W, T Jaekoon will
\y [ l.oiidunbrrg ami Hra■ Hallowe'en carnival at the Woman - t lul> held it. fm t meet\ th- yen \V1-rfitcwlay iwon!***?,1 *" l* »n i that he I. aerinua- i^,rn>rj W ilkir. flame, will
bo
school from 0:30 t» 11.00 I*. M.
,i
ruierr-l
dii
luncheon
al
Ilf
*1
1
■*
"l*
home
on
Mugnolu,
um|rr the dltectlon of the"
Tha public is Invited.
the
flu
b
llmi-r
with
Hr*.
JE.
following:
Rlngo
table*,
Mr*.;
• A night f l a n In rutgical Hit * .
ami V
M.
tt II UtlnMti,,
■— -----.'M arlin Stlnecipher
g ,»b
bag,.)
^ n jts will be Deli! from 7:10 to ,'Temper
t'-onor a,at
'
Sil’*. «
O- II©** h »» rrlvm nl Mi-*, llrn iv
English,
|>opcornt
10:00 1*. M.
the
(iramiiut. li"'ti‘^M*h.
luncheon v*u, M ivnl from *n- ****. “ ,lc J
*n„ fh ll*- Uwth, Mr., Hoy Collin.; ice-1
befool.
tin I h
al !»U r- >• hirh were ile* de-phla and Plllshurg, Ta., for l t n i l and mid
drink.,
Mra,
FR ID A Y
Tho U. D. C. will hold it* re. im atrd with ta ll H u * t i.
, lh * p* ‘ ‘ three week.,
'John Roger* and
Mr* Jtmmiel
Jtular meeting at the homo ui
M l. Roy Tilli*. chairman,
preU |.. Then Vlcheev
returned I
**“ ' , * lir * * 'K . ' *'
£?
f i n . W . R. Hyson, 1L01 Magnolia «l.ii*l nvrr a »l .lit biiiine.. meet- o
veiterdav after anandln'* "'* * bm’ lh. Mr., tt ■
A re. at 3:00 I . M.
mV when plan, were d,*cu**ed to B g 2 2 2 T % l f i 2 ^ T S E ? .
u i T d .- .o
Tha Acnual llollo w .cn K e *l..*l <m e land, to 1,11 Red C m .. kiU.
A ,h'?’,h
f i " ! * ! b E l'
ar..«hc SouthaUlc Primary S c h . I
lh (. ru . „ -p ra te ,.
for .be ^
K ^ N ^ V J ^ J c t t v
ftto !
Ml.’'/ »lu b >
will bo hel l htid a j. Dei. 30 lim n Pi.ctJont,
ot.rj^oot, wet. lb
Dame
” .2----—
'
Welch" will
wTli"niialn""
i-c
II-land
eland Hams
--------—
—
I Welch
nyaln ' l>e
- P .r m .r
(1:00 to 9:00 p. M
e h.< w-t-okr
on Nutrition
Mr*.
*am!
ni'
Mra. Frank
Frank Ray,
Ray, who
who ha.
ha. been
been J„hn" and ride the tntm wagon
| v Mra. 8. C. Diekei.on » d l
< hil.i Fuelling
Mr*. * l.jtin
l.l. anil
M
,and[n
|th the chll.lirn;
fony
tlnjr. her patent.,
patent*, M
Ml.
-and; with
|«,iy
ride,|
o f the uewinL ..l ibe K id oudu tt ii..„i
wim
wn«
.pot*
on
f|ny^ A .Palmer, left yea- i|r*. Donald I) inn; n play, piwCioaa room i;i the tncr.ui.;.
KCon«etvlng Reach .n Sanford” tenia
k
______,1.
l
..L,
ln_L
tenfar to pdn her hu»h«nit. Uenl. pen ted nromiith nt r lfh l o'clock*:
di lh n i : * l 'r , M
UV
T h - r attending the luncheon Frank Hay, Camp tt’nod. Tula*. with Mrs Malcolm McNeil ami]
direction or Mis. Join b *h n*.d v t (r
J )(,
j . m„
Moughton.
II * \V 1 letviin*r. iltreetinfl j
will have chntgo of th, .'.wing y,'r
,.‘
pnres
l
Monte, Mr*. J. E.Lieut. P. M. Iluitdleaton ha. ar-' pi iff*
far far
mrotmosl «,i,umal and moat'
ill the afternouii at lh<- Ibd t in *. Memp*
r Mr« It M. lluriu, Mr». riv«d frt>m Ft. Btl**. T v x »« to‘ patriotic costumes. Mrs O a r let
:rm ^ r.
I
, i . ,»
| ,i
,
* K. 1‘ rorlor, Mr. tt’ II. Meed., y l.it with hi. mother, Mra. W. (J. Wilikle .chairman
A nominal fee will ho charged
m ba heLI » t % ? t a ,, a.*
’ 1 T
M'*
K ?• Roaa. and Mr. Uo..
U enl. Hudwin
ihoot .... I|"*J1 V >1
.V,KC
.Mrv 11 •" )>P*Orth, dlealon plan* to ltaee tomorrow foi the supper and piny
School from
70 A ji l »
Mi* I
II
Dawion. ili«. Roy fe r Alicrilcen Proving (inrund.,
T ‘ 'I... Mr* tt It Hi moon. Mr*. Md„ where he will l-c »UtlOne<L
NOTM’ F
R A IU R D A Y
11 Jidn tt
ibon
andPr.
LcUml||P w||| b«aero ni pan led by Mr*.
^ fin r a m ii School, Junior 111*.'' Pant,
. |{uddle*ton and lh*lr Infant aon.
The FapI Matron's t’ lnl» »»f the*
^School and .High School student*
___— . _ —
.
)
__________ _________;
Onler of Kjntrrn Sim will meet
see invited to the Aoiing People* Toe gienl fliir»*p *r area* In H I n * h r d « D t P I n u u | l nu
Monday rvcninv nl w *Mi F MClub rvcr>‘ Friday and Ha|iir»li*y Krnturky and lllintii* furniih 92
v I U n U n
with Mrs t; \\ lUtlrv 211 W."
Itijchl from 7 :30 Ijf i I uu F M
jirr rvni of A Tilt*i ira’fi "par,
M o ^ tifu r
in
A n n A Y 1H Slre«*(, with Ills S F Put*|
A Hallowe'en nntuirr dance nt ________________ ____________ ______ j
J I I U I I A tCafi - i o hostess
tho Young I'm plc'. Club, (h i.
.
from 9:30 t> 11 00 p
M
M ONDAY
I , Th* TFJth Seeker, ( l a . , of
\ I. . . 1.I meeting of the P r c the U ,* l Metho.li., Church die*
^ftomlnal chaigr.
,
i.tm
V.
11
1
1
1
a
t
y
will
ic
held
at
Monday afternoon m the t’ hmrh
The St. Mo,lira Cha|ilrr will
*t»cn.or n dance al thr tp,-io|>al{ nit. P M
*l*o * -prci.l meet. * » » • » ' <V ,hr f‘ ,*i nmeting o,
»rf*h llou»r
nt * t*< P 31 A ll | nu ot the Anantuly at IflrS, tni ( reu 3M b l*a i. mUi Air. John
Psrl
■
sgrvirr ,ner an w hom .
‘
w the Home Sli**inn study1* suRbr f r*'*"1" '*
M ,» H a n d . Itommlla’ udl .b 1 ( *
The-m eeting u|Hm.--l with Mr*
H APPY B IR TH D AY
M r ilu te »ev
... jil , um, ....... I
....
Thornton g itln * the devnlinnal
M i • f ’hm ir^a Dunn 4
% u n | Ite, In i J n n i
T ^ ( Sk' ‘V ’ " ‘
, uf
» 'r . Duncan le.1 the c l* ., in .mgL«la
Mao Farrlsh^
, rhour* m.
.
I
« hurrh u ill
...rrl M thr |nK " A Chnr»r to Krt|> I l U f r "
Office
of r the garden
War ten |lamels *
Center at Smith’* Furniture Store hmnr of Mr*. K I> Mohlry mi by Thjirlvi Wenlry Tnr rr|Hitt^
Alice Lund juisl
*
Woman’s R«*r»rt%i of Christian for th« yemr
pivrn ty Sirs.
will lo held fmm
tHJ to 5.00
Ah a l.undo list /
i
Services
of
the
First
Methodist
F.
R.
Crenshaw
xml
It
«-*•
inP. M. with Mr*. S. C. Dickrt*on
O irrh isill m n l nt the church onuneed by Sir* \V V Chapiisn
In charge.
inr it> rrfttilnr circle, business and that some Bible sludlen wool*! AtTHFJiS R F F I’ SK I) CTHTODV
T*.
' itioKiam meetint at .1 oO o’clock, be held in Novemlier by Re/
IIR IIK IIT O R T Conn Oct 29.
t <ki I 'I .Mrs T I Hnrr.s will Tollr arvt Fred Martin
t/Fi F fee ft Mt (!(•••> Kill La is Renl*
'
*
,i
hours*
1
An
entertairirtk
uiitemm
*s*
SPA G H E T T I SUPPER
noil’s Htllmi in remnnviny a few
Junior ^ \\ A *»f the First prrw n ln l by Mrs j, 8 Harkcy
And
days a fin On or Murlatt Dovrftey ^
Ilnptist Fhiirch \ti*l meet nt the with Mr*. Vaujfhn |*lvmx
two
H A L L O W E ’ EN F E S T IV A L
nr* indite
i holm* of
Mlsn Shiripv
Echols,' leadings
ami
Mrs
S-outh*ird hs.l d no teed h**i » #
liai1 • l> tilt* r <ir i«,*■*»r*
'iiolhft' ,
Falnirlt't
A venn~ ft* o'clock, slnffinir several *e|r» |mni
FR ID AY . OCT 30
I*" " I heir, i
-h. - gmt •' I mvr
A « Ihas in •'tiiifNat thru in g i
R rf ifih m rn h « r i r *eivr*t by I hi ct: * 11wl \ uf t heii fm «■hildmi, *
SOUTHS IDF, SCHOOL
will bp heM at thr (' r ainmar I he 'iinte#se»
Mi* 4' hm iff Mr * !■ I tiol.i
L ie & 21c
l'\
'*U|A’f|flf
J*rhiHi| ft mi ‘ ,.o A M to &;0Q Ciurn
Mrs
Ohvr WellM
I Court Judin V>I » r tJomUin
Jrn |» Jinkins. Mrs John Vaiifhn
■— l M
nnd Mrs ft, | Shin hoi bot. la the
fnlh’u inif Mrs
Mnldr
tllnunt,
Mrs J H f rawfnni, Mrs Futmi
Abrwrn.
Mr.
>
R
Mitchell.
Mr> i ^
Fries!
Mrs C RlyOid. Mrs Hr(mIic Williams. Mrs
W, F Chapman. Mi* W ft Eden*
tieht
Mn T
E Wilson. Mrs.
J , i) 1 title, M~s Tom Williams,
Mr* Nettle T itl|\ Mrs
Martha
HOT FRENCH FRIED POTATOES
Maffet Mrs WaKei Clark, Mrs,
SEHVKI) with Al.l, SANUWH IIES
J . |. Ilarkey, Mrs i* S Thorn-
MARJORIE ROSA COdHUKN. Society EdMor
.
SEESSg
. , ,
Telephone 148 .chairman
— ----- ■
-Social
Calendar
Per
na
j
FREE! FREE!
• Beef
^ 1 • Pork
H am
Cheesburger
“Home of Those Famous French Fries"
SEMINOLE BAR - B - Q
13th and KT.M A V E N U E
1 b
.
LAST TIMES TODAY
i
FRIDAY and1 SATURDAY, (HT :t« and 31
Also Mrs, A- C. ftlarke, Mrs.
F. U IUitJ«djv, •hr* J. (L Waits.
M in June Waddell, Mrs, Ella V
* Iris I , Mrs. I). I I (fusrry, Mrs.
F B ('rtru h is , Mrs. I - H liar
kry. Mrs II
H Dmean. Mi*
hTank Rmlen of Chicago.
HI
Mrs W F.. Smith and M m i n
Southward.
SL Pete’s Guinea
Pi? Colony Moved;
tliip lot o f durk
lig h t f*-lt-•*Vnlttt' t o 2 .Of,
TILES
I., i h - f i
ih ,‘ h r i'«k fH * l
t mm
A i h t L hT g ift
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lluxca
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p m h i. » 'iil
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F A N V Y APRONS
Kurnt f it t in g , i,,,dlcotton Mini li-l,' knit
ttinrii* fo, tin - cold tint *
n Imil 11 inn ti hln g \ - * t .
o f (III HltK
Kim * 4f n rii. n il. .t*ju i.
u hit*
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for
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v iirh 'ly
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COMING FRIDAY and SATURDAY
2 Popular .Hit Features!
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(V t
fJ.
(KN81 — Dr*(ilU
tkflr
rg|u»blr
'rontrilutten to lk «
> *r
ilfo rt
----------------------------------------- j
•nd th « undmlobl* fact that “ thr
Never a Dull Moment! J
little erllttrs
*r*
downright
ttitr". rwldettU In the vicinity nf
fourth fit reel and thirtieth Avr
mir Nnrtl In tha "Sunehln*- I Tty” I
• Thr Heat Ctwktiitb* Hit
•till rtmtmtl that “ plga i* ITg*” |
I'opulnr I'rlcrn
amt have ajtpawlod to city f*thrr*
■to remove Iron, their mnl>I the
; now more or )* u famed Guinea
"tg Colony, where tSouMnda of
• T ry Our llnm Sand
the liny creature* ar* bred for
wlehen
|
the need* of tear and aclencc
It I* understood that th e colony
will be moved Id a new location,
to be housed. In a lumber ware• On an Excellent Dunn'
l.oa*e at fifteenth Street and first
Floor
Aveeute, where tt •!* hoped they
will bk permitted to get on with
PACKAGE
GOODS
their multlpllraUon without fur
ther IntetrapUae.
Leftover breed ttlree onpeltilng fixed this way; cut Into
ter* or square*,
spread
with
melted butter and taefetsd on loth
•luce.
LKAT1IKKETTE C.1H' ITKMS
LADIES' H A TS
Private Jonei
WINE
17: ;fcj
i
1
2 for J.OO
< lo w i Jut of Nuinini'i
YARNS
LADIES'
CLOVLS
Mutli' Ii) llaiiHL-n.
L m lh cr trinm utl fn
Uric in l>l»ck, brown,
lu ggiiK '' itucl N u t )
I in i l) nil ruyon i urn
I f..iic li o i plum I > i«'i*
I t ig iilu iT )
£
-Iit,
I,nil
tor J . iki
III R R I C A N E
HOYS'
LAMPS
SHORT PAN TS
11ml. lit T on i Sttwynr.
1'**, k . WIi'tltAblO flltt
■ - .il- fu r Full
A g , - 7 to 12
�1
r t
* , A1 ti, < JU%» ‘ ' ■-
■"/
SANFORD. FIX)!
i l v » l w ncrtitonilty tsklM t i n t
wlcn'n p u M i, h * T gnlitnrnd to
|U o f H um an ptoyn. n m c fc w ,*i0
yarda- aliiKut
an
unparsllrd
the Jen! Id
Individual rushing
4i»r. .
' *
I a it Haturday a g tln tl Cincln- with CIS yards. Rudolph (LJUls
rnti i« n tourl-down pnasna from Dot) Mobley of llenlin-BImmona
Mnkwirli to
gained 80 and tenje up from slith to second
HJ yard*, Ion* fa t such pcvforn y IJAVP. IfO P P
.
,
CHICAGO.
Oct.
20.
(A > - maiHti 01 the year. A * a -m u lt
Franklo 'Slnkwich
of
Georgia flnkwirh, who a w « k *go hrl‘1 seventh to third with 840 yarde,
baa pot two field length* betneen a >/ant 17-raid edge over G o w n Human of Ariioha dropped from
ttimralf and Co I uinMW*
Paul i all. mo\r<l »o far la (rant t'i»t
f Govern* 11 In Ihelr feud for rank- It ajifcn n only Injury — or may- .*S 0ndBob MantarUath of Brown*I
' Ing a* I P IT s
leading
ground U- Alalama thla wntk—ran p-it slid from the lead to fifth place
with 520 yards when statistics
'gainer. And Frankie owe* muth a atop tn hi* ruah.
Trailing Slnkwich and Govej- on the llrownJhrlnceton game
• of hla aucrcrt to a Irllow who
la the target for lust a few of nall u r ir Mlraourl'a Bob fitcubcr. failed to roach the bureau.
r-l! yards In i l l game*: Arinina's
; hi* pnaaea, Umar llavla.
• The American ti.Jlball stall*. I'n lituman, h*0 yard* In fire
• Meal bureau reported today that yamra. ami T . '. ia ^ R o v M rK ay.1
. —
.
■ Slnkwich ha* g*ine<l 1170 ynrda M3 yards in nig garnet. M cK a y 1
. 1 by passing and tunning in six i isi> from fourteenth place when'In lha current1baud o f "
magaalne,
c
game* to take a commanding 200 ■latlsllrs from one unroported I Detect!*#”
rase* solved by Olahnng
I yard ranrgnln over Governall. who ( anit' were
nerving aa
sheriff
of
has played In one le x game.
’ .rau.
And Davis, the Georgia sprint
Stcubcr's
ilumbian As Top
Football Player
If la ala or n*r hahalf. TWi
L1TON, Oct-10,
Roosevelt
i.r riufM* iir.
d-rowed. late r fa c M C en aiv.ro
J O l.uN litM ). rbalrm an
the County M | s mt i Is w IH ls
H U IIIIBIMSO.V. I. Ii MCUriT County. Florida, at hla afftea la
m ratnri of said board
the eoort b su s of arid r o u lr
al Reaforit. Florida, wlikla sight
calendar mnnlka Irani (ho lima
r>r lha first pul.llralt.in al IMa i » •i*a Karh claim or demand shall
be In writing. and shall slats lha
pUro ol raaldtnra and past of lira
a-Mrraa o f Ilia claimant. and aball
!»«• sworn to hr lha claimant,
aaant. nr nllornar. and nnr aurh
rlslrn or damnnd sol nu Iliad shall
I* sold.
h l a n c ii k u k it e .
As Adminlalrator ol
tho
1‘ alato ol
W. II. ItElTt. daeaasad.
yesterday.
.... .........
I._/ ______ _
m#n
the regular army. WAAC9
T a ir a s : “A S r "/is « - , * « « *
mailing privilege under a bill Irv
trodur0d In the house Ifooday by
'
LEGAL ’ 10TICES
I'lrsl 1'nhlleatloa Orl I, m i.
BILL'S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
(Package Goods)
m
W . First 8L
Fh. 110
LANEY'S DRUG 8T0R8
BRUCE'S FLA. TOMATO -.46 Ox Can
Tied Harmon a
Poultry
SAUSAGE
for
Victory!
GIANT
Asst. Cold
FOOD
MEATS
CENTERS
MAYONNAISE
ib 2 9 c
Qt. J a r ........ 45c
Frrah Drrssed
l b . . . 29c
Picnic
FRYERS
lb . . . 38c
Ham s
ib 2 7 c
Eun-O’-flotlda
Fur# Poik
32c
SAUSAGE
VINEGAR
FRUIT CAKE
Lovett’s TENDERAY Beef
1 lb
2 lha
5 Ihft
39c
75c
$1.85
Riba
Ib
21c Roctal
Thick linihai C&*n*J
Dael
Ib
Ib
BalUmov* Es. Standard
Ib
Blue Runnel* Pan
Hal*
39c Slaw
ntESH GiOUMD CHOPPED IEEP, Ih.
r ii b ] Ibi 25c
.
Fla.
Lfjmb Rtb
! R#d 5moW;t
Ib 21c
(Lnrg« lb llMjrl
Mallol
Ib
10c
Cooked
Mfv-k Cl» irkon
U bator Ib 25c
Va Red Tin
PORK UVER. Sliced
PORI I RAINS. Select
BEET KIDNEYS. W**t*re
Purl
CHEESE
Baled Draaalag
Qt. J a r ........ 25c
H im
WHITE HOUSE
GOUDA
I II.
Boxos
Famous educator
t Quakmr at
Mo4b«r*a
Cellophane PtfJkage
OATS
Sov&i
F OUR
20lbs65o
R*g Site
Land O' S'shlnn
Pkfl. 11c
Something Sweet — A Red-Hot Bargain!
PiLkburf
PANCAKE
pt 8c
FLOUR
pkg- 10c
Uutaalman'*
APPLE*
.
Head 19c
Flakes
F A N C Y E ASTE R N
DELICIOUS.......
J lbs.__ ;,*
V r/ ’ . N ».,
ft 4#
Fanev ■ a rtle tt
POTATOES
FLOUR 10 lb 35c 20 lb 67c 48 lb $1.67
4
APPLE SAUCE
......
Salad Dressing..... .
ANN FAHK
•
J
Box nf Doz, - - 13c
i n * * r a .c r
APPLES for HALLOWE’EN!
U. 9. N ». t YORK
PEARS 5 for 15c
Ptoln or Suftrrd
MILK
pkg 9!/2c
IMPERIALS...... 4 lbs..... \
Cauliflower
• '
SEA FOODS
ARE ECONOMICAL
No. 2 can 10c
Pts. 21c
PRESERVES....lb jar 20c
28-ot. 15c
pkg 10c Flakes
Ige 19c
AAP ProtJvd
DONUTS
rt.qvK ir i , t u r
BUTTER
Wheat
12V4c
7'/,c
A QvoOy-famow
20.lb«77c
VINEGAR
sm. 5c, Cherrioats
•
JANK PARKER
Light Tender Fluky
10c CRACKERS
ri
NAPKINS
80 C t Pkg.
8«W-WhlU
M ATCHES 3
.
Flakes
Standard facial
CHEESE
CduccWr Graham
I
O ATS..... l»e 19c
TISSUES
King Mack*t*l
So Kitchen
rtflen
Pawnee
Economically with
CHEESE
Swlffi BrooklicM
trod.
2 cakes .. 9c
SWISS
"«Kl.4
i - ..r _ f c
Cherries .. No. 2 17c Peaches
CAKE CLUB!
VIOEIMUS AM I
ORA nourishing
untm C M A IM P,
Ocean 0UMBO. Ib !9c)
Skrftm p
Tendctay Pot
Tobacco .... tin 10c
TROPICAL
EAT OilEE.SE for
IIKAI.TH
i Cants? CytJ Peak
SUGAR
Prince Albert
Axil About Our
F J U II T
Baking Tip* Short
P t 8c____ Qt 12c
JANE PARKER
Bpll A Serve Hot or Cold I Short Cul BeeI
j Shoulder Pork
PILLSBURVS BEST FLOUR
Mustard.. qt I 2 V2C
H a ll Hams ib 35c Slices it 39c Ib 4 9 c
ralrmont s Bcller Brand Cream
K r a f t* . K lU kew r m h
Standard
WIENERS
Go. Sugar-Cured. Small, Whole
Fronh Dressed
_
Olang# Bond
Quantity fllotjl* Raserved ,
Grocery Price* Good Tkrengh Wednesday. N s r n k s t 4
Meat and Produce Prices Geed Thrsayh Saturday, Oricher 11
HENS
Wsrlern
.
That la lha kind you will
always find at
Qts. 33c
Fat Spanish
'
MACKEREL
lb 15c
2 Ib jar 35c
•re--*, nri. U n n t , a m h n e
lbs.
Potatoes.. 5 Ibfl. . 25c|Potatoes .. 5 lbs .. 23c
n . V. R ial*
« MtlRMOUl fe llo w
Cabbage....lb3lAci Onions .. 3 lbs
Lovntl'n Enriched
POTATOES
1 r . e r r tutered e
•IX-
'1 T*
ONIONS
P U M P K IN
YORK ■rtMHI.kil
........4 lbs ..
rkerMn
\ ... 19c
Mullet..... lb 10c
Nell and S e re * Me. or *W dk
n w h ri (■* .rolling— ‘
BEEF TONGUES
23c
A P P LE S .............. 4 lbs ..
...... 25c
...... 19c
....-IblOcBch. 10c
r N K fli (llir T f
V ig tlo h lf
Delicious
v .
STRING B E A N S ........ 2 !
YELLOW SQUASH ...........
FRESH TURNIP GREENS
N* Ce SW EErPOTATOES.
TOKAY GRAPES
2
BARTLETT PEARS ..... ..
3 Ms 21c
4-Elring
HALF ...lb 35c
...... 31c
UK* irtrrrn rA T Ih u
A PPLE S.............. 4 lbs .
HAMS..... ......... —
(L a o r. Ih
j.
------ ■ -
n ett I were R itm standard
Oysters .... pt 45c
Croakers
rin g
Renclron. R etire. W U h.rnd
VEAL ROAST ....
CREAM CHEESE
Mar hr ret
Steaks...;
Roast
Nnw York
Cobbowalb 3V4c
Strnlnrd, nr
hanp
Ynllow
Chuck Roast lb
Sirloin Steak lb
Cube Steak lb
rn«h.«
Pork
Ham ■.Mb
■1 * Ih ' A-' ’ • f.'TA A *, ?;
27c
39c
39c
28c
Shoulder ....lb 23c
WUlwWodml
^ , r r -l-.. ~
I!
i
3w w 19c 43 c
ling..... qt 31c
........ Ige 10c
a * . PKO. .
sin
its
19c
olive 3 ban 20c
Bacon,T sliced
lb 27c
. f-H •v - ^ *.
' 19599'
TVY,^'«- I ”*.- j, t H y«
Pig Liver j,.- lb 21c
• ^
hM*n*»*n**f««h OIFV.;
prfff
3 fo r .... ISc
bars 20c
Sliced-
PORK BRAINS,
SdwUd BcU.
• * .
.. 1>/| of jar 10c
Back-Bone.... Ib 27c
r r o a fc r l U S n u -v n
PPBK LIVER,
ILAD •,
Mad. #e
t NKSH PORM WMflMl
I
C k ap H
Food 6 cna 39c
Wlenera
Sausage
lb
SLICES..,.!
t»Hv»
Lobster.... Ib 25c
10c
Rutabagas .. lb 3VaCi Carrots .... bch 7^0
w h itw iT ^m iO c'
Shrimp....Ib 23c
.. 14c
I :mttr K W h t
N -never
Grapes .. 2 lbs ..25c, Lemons..
5 fo r..
/
OA. SU G A R -C U R E D , S H A L E , W H O LE P IC N IC
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
—Hours JVesher!
29°
..w m ln rsd e N ri (V1*”
r e e r r rSnadU n
s m in n k u
...................... . 2 oz pkg 10c
10
____________
-
�*rs-
V
L . I
Ititvh k U tth N itfw ivU iU
f o r I'ic to ry ..
H *e# rr* tavletat* t o
la##tlw*hl* > M U f t t ( a t * t U * » b n b w i a* Iswg ctwtenilng— w# BBH flfh lt
—r i T i i n u c m .
VOLUME XXXIV.
I'lr t lg e
H
a n f o r d
AN INDEPENDENT
Established In 1909
M em ber
A s s o c ia te d
N D M H E R 50.
I’ rrv-
Au8^9Rnt%NwG
uin• - 'Base Established By
American Troops On
African West Coast
No Excuse For “ Loafers” Says
Police Chief Roy Williams
Chief Pratt Of
! Base Speaks At
Hostess Meeting
Insinrl N t« NickH
Hritisli Highlit Army
Advamos S l o w l y
T h r u n g h Hidden
Axis Mine Melds
“ W llh detenir
mduitrlea
II-J,
illy A t got i al *1 P o o l
terally begging for worker*, with I
\»lm mil Jran Harlan t um •
farmer* romiilainir g of lack of | ]
rnj lull r i 1 I-rrrtrH f.itrr-* ftif
kelp, ami. with loc«l merchant*.,
V l« Hi
tr 1ii runt t*§ I t a Her
Navy Officers Also
retlauranta and .lore,
alreadyl
If Hill ATI inwprrilnii Iftik «ti*I
• hurt handed. there n absolutely!
4 ll Ii! ll tiff iiial iiiHmatnl that
Illustrate Insignia
no excuse for loafer*, vagran t*,
A
llll.r
1.mil f r i d i n.*1 ..tilt
and
panhandler, ' .aid
1‘olire,
^
( al
And
Official
Bank
i.. iltf.n.l hi f ri'li.mr* Hm1
ch ief Roy
c;
Wilbanth. thi*
nit r alt ar k
ORLANDO,
Oct .10.
Ifllt
morning.
‘ Check all pool room, and juke
ho 1 I i ti \ o f
“ We have nlrra.l> roui>ile<l up,
jolnta. Any negro** louod not
,1 at iati" ft mu. Hit •some
of
th,loafri.
rn
p.H'ljj
}* i i f .mi
ar. t r|««i l«’ti t
employed mull be picked up, arhn ■
I '• Vi*,e1* if
rnlcd on charft* t.f vagrancy.” room*, Jrke joint, amt on *treet>
♦
It-k
*
l
nil..I
Mat*-,
V
,
U»
It#*v
i*
N
fn
n il ih r
hi
w
rf
It
a
continue.) Thief
W il
Signed by Lollc* Chiet J. C, corner*,'
}* c y «fir jN ir tit -i» Mikii* tiiell ail'd
Ihr
ntft*|l?*|\4*
-— car AwriOaC err 111
Ston* and hacked hy Mayor W il liams, "and I have given all my |
1 llit t «r loti * Hr urn hr- h g to« uml
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. liam Bcardall, th# order ilrn lftM men ttriet order- in clear the’ I
in I y \ pf diul ill 1hi*
rank of . nrdt-l. [ ,,,.
hi
thr
of Idlera. Thrre i- no r ir u t r j
(A P )—Tho Navy announced th# start of a rampalgn t.rgun town
i itn*' *(*'.* I*»«*ito( t Itsit Aimn* itn
|N
ii\ i to th
|hi ."l . ;N-■"n« i taIn. ni
S»H>
for any atde-lrt»!iril men not work
jerirrday
to
clear
Orlando
at
today that American troops
' Irndt'd thr la pI m
>.f Ihrrsj*
i 111Hip 4 hi«\i* »'Htiihllk‘h**tl
d
idler* and loafer* who could Ing during the preieut war cmer-l
ll tint e-w* flirt'till go Ja«l . keMItlg m
on Guadalcanal have destroy work, but who #r* not working. gency, and I am going to *eei£ rt
La-, m I iImtisi "O ihi* Afn(dr « it) Hall Vifl.l I ".eti
In m y!
e d 12 Japanese light tanka in Mayor Beardall Inrirocted
---------—.the to_ It, with every , mranv
,
,
I iih'P in a,, S r. w t.uinea _oing*e,
I t ,111 n . it itia«4f, rai'ktng t L(*
I tipi I ir.*f g. tt •m*>I
■h,
_ rrM,
power that these loafer, are put |
’
1 men |o
)f
lh,
T
fll(h( f,„ I for • while afirr piirvuing the ratr.
uto last week and In the last police department to
|it i -11.* 11T> "t
,ih
\ I l I C 11
Orlando who are able to work,'
f..» v
Hindi
two daya torjtcdo boata ncorctl but who ar# found loafing and their ruunir) , they might at l.Slaiilev mountain- V Inrpe i-olherilli
■in*»
A\i' t«»r* •*'
do someth,,,* u .e fu l”
.......... „ ,u, „,t,. ■“i
and
M*»*t of
m. \
in tf i , *a
n torpedo hit on a Juiwneee loitering around the ■Meet corn- ieait
■adis!
. hrtir ■
id
thr
A
Hint
deatroyer engaged in reln- err.“ Tho## men who h»ve refj#ed
Mayor W. «
Mill otatni thi*
**" 41,11 * ctt
..1 m \«drr»
, I,•forcing enemy troops on the I work beeaPa* they hare been liv mominir. that hr I>M*t instruct*'*! I agmi •! Mimhit*- •
Chief William* In n-iin-I up all |
ifl
bland.
ing on charity or t r « good dlaloa fer' and I tllr f
1— ■
The communique
island I. position* of their relative* will be
unique laid
----------“ Wr «fT rt|to 'hilt * etftrrrtitol j
I
land fighting In the last two d a y arretted by the city on charge* with r nil nd i ntr up
«h<i
,
riw
waa confined to *mall «kirmlehe», of vagrancy and made to work on that tliry arr ruH intnp*tnl in, |
M
but American aircraft waa e*-n- city ilreeta or at other labor d«- work * 1r aiMi’vl artil ««- havr «
Bclnu
_ to bomb and straff* enemy emed neceaeary by the city gov City ••Dlihihrt* lhal uki « t are tif
Xlnulng
Beardall
dep oiltio n i w »«l of th# airfield. Ye*- ernment." Mayor
thrlr ui*i>» "
I
terday enemy twmben attacked c la red.
City
dmarvtt*.
l*U J
He
laid
that
he
hail
received
American poiltions on' Guadalrrada
"*laoitniunr
tin
,I
numerous
.report*
from
many
■
".il
"ft I**
canal, but all their bomb* were
Any prr*nn tn [wrumt »hn may
,i I I I ,
dropped Into the water, ■nd In- source* that men wanted for b# toilful in tha city Untrnnv from
Commander Arrive?
gainful work have refuard em
^flitted no damage.
day t«. .lay upon Ihr ilf r r t i o f'
\M..>
«
.' f f t
IMiv «'l **» Ml |■<||. will
% , Y eiu rday's
tale
communique ployment
thr nt>
or around thr parka,'
At Naval Air Base g*
"Unleet
a
man
ha#
a
legltmate
'!• * I I
U
■•"‘S' Irik* » «| iiiii" I * ' * Mint ill It 11 till k<,xi
h. Hrt.l ,, I
announced that Japanei# force*
whurttdock*,
luiUimir*
o
ft
V M.a»*i ( .'Millie
cte
M*l ..
||| |h|. N , ,
MU* <a* v • I
broke through American line* on txcui* to b# oq the atreeta late prtmi^w
of any kind, having no (
prfmim
Mrimi* Hug hr•„
* itmm I*
. Id’Hlg
........ .
toM"" »*-*-** -I Mi'*"' ■ *
a,., it It
4 M*
|
It. 11. t
- jadalcanal
- •
- for
*
(J
the aecond‘ time at night, aoch aa going to or vUlblr
vi»il>lr fiifim of tup port. •Hall l»r
Nat
n
I
:**v
liH
i'litr
I'lllled Sin lr
H *« Iv
Mi. '**> .
tcr-attackiteek- coming from work, H* will bo confide
con•idr red a vaiprant and iIImii
questioned
and
arrested,"
th*
rtumed
rtr
w
ho
n^rntlv
,.ft.
,
I'
, iyhl
,., I if 1 " "f i 'I'-*'
tropi
* M#.i ■ ....
ii
drrlv person,
p#r*on. iand
conviction.
dcrlv
n j upon conviction,
Uir I'.u llk rtiwl
chlaf nacutlv
live dut)
ti, -..lieH
*»*:»•*•
wHwU b* jinn lkW i Mf m t ins rwjl
l<
It
I
Arnu
S elect< m“ * N\ ill
the* rmhn.andinv- oA
will U
i
<!= F" 'Tkt
i -I' Ifi g. *1 |
It on our grove*, og our i -eedll»|r thirty dmUrw nrtftan
f irei *»f Mi- Srtfif .'f -1 N itt .*1
thruitr.
orison me nt not exceeding- tlTiriy
#* #
Lif gi ft
I5e l l n m i r e d B e f o r e
farm*, or In define# ronilrucUon, (irixonment
Air Si iji*ii when
-i*i
A a the J*p» continued their Th# tlm# haa come to clean O r d*y».’
' -m
i !
Kill*'Milfur'll
1UI'k U\
l . e a i i n u C or Cam|i
relenllree drive to capture Hon- lando of Ua loitering and idle
••f
hr 1 r \*■« I* Fdn\ A
dereon . airfield,
key
to
the men who are contributing let*
•
r '*in -ii«•-11
Helinn A Li
1'arm
American deteine#. U. 8. plane# than nothing to the war elfurt,"
lene.k Ji.lt Ml till lint
flktook o ff from th* preclou* little Chief Ston* asserted.
T «tr ip of _ jurvl*
While liquor dispensing place*
pounded Jan gun position. to the have already voluntarily agreed
r••i
»> '
westward of fienderaon Field and to keen an 11:30 curfew, Mayor
iiiidji v
*i*•
alto winged Ibelr wav to Rabat* Beardall warned places dDpenung
.
,i
■
i,
m
V
f
i u an
Tin
Bay— nearly 200 mile* to the win* and beer that they, loo,
SI. Uh i i *t-' .
■ *■."••
v*fa v i
North— whera they
hammered malt closest that hour.
J A. B lillln e of I/m
, I.. ...f
r. I I. * ' t tti*
•' till lit
(rmiird
Mahore Installation! and destroyed
In the ,,-coivd primery, tlrf
i M,.
\
Loud playing of look organa will q htoo jn
J .%*- *M|*J*( t
* ,
tiilVi*
Hu* .1
lour *e*plane* on th# water. __ •Ixo M tH at 11*0, and there ™
Ilallanf
AltamnMv1 «
ed W.
B. i*
" • «*
« 04iu o f niwramiii:
JT\
I
*
i■
*
Jm
i
’*i
M
-*
lift
H
.'I
- 4n*- ..rr i i i ,i ift fix*
M ar.
i .
"
mitii*I
t*
* In l
f*
(It
L O C IIIM
Th* communique added that “ no
iin
ir
V
I
nt
di’tll
r
»
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-p ««k 'r n< 'he t,*iot-hell
battle which raged furioualy In •ad phote arUrlUee tliuj confront
rational
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city
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problems
til ".ad
tho Guadalcanal area Sunday and
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then shifted 400 mil** to Ilia that most be faced and dealt ituilral* i* repeelalJy nee,le.l n( ‘ *t II " " "Vioek. Wr.lne. Uv '<
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tell..
eastward In the general direction with accordingly u the big worry. the preaent time," h* adilnl IUr:. 11, In ................... . A......1
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of my Interest In education I, ,|j* l>*y. «' inmarulrr N*,l
Smith •
“ pf American supply line* to the
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Fill *.
to th* fact that 1 h*v# two »,.n*|
t-ampliell l#*#ing I’uvl>i,n„ui„, anir 1M’fMnr r..r ft
and Australia,
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ban h(•UH* ft * mil f 1
nml f mi
it dertlopmenla In the
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Al
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coremnqy,
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r
Ml Null i.••ulcnl Hiatt
tali'.
garage battle fur
control
of
'f 1
Rolllna, and Frederick, who I* a ! Gughn will lm arrompanlnl 1
,reiiar* F- f * ' Ml, nr faef 1* 11 lift) * Sal uf -ii" Hi.tfllllllf tn Iw HnU11'-*1
VI el . Il4**i* s in '
Guadalcanal were revealed a few
f ..... .
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l». I V\ i
Ihtlr
Junior ot Lyman School.
Mr* <hi* > t«ff
In aildltlnn.
•'
in r.o f..r ll.. ■ * lx.ling 1u ‘o iff, , VI i * .1in k-i■fi,
hour* after the army High
I
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ulatllne, also haa dlrectrd my nt-1 Commaniler J K. Mragher. n o
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aunchcd lb * Attet Ml Ofn il 'M l "
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•ft. . * "ll Ml Huf 1-rn *■ f
p, T. A. la Loogwood.
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fcru lr* la I K Golomona
Radio
Clans
I'inislu'H
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on our town council For 20 year*.,
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Seven Weeks’ Cmirst
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• il.lv
with ■ehael naeda.**
I ^our
m thr* armed force - •
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A « ) ,Mkei.M 4if Hun ilt «
Mr. Blatiln* has hem a mem I her country
f (hi t mil** .1."* I ni W*.
HfVi'ti tfwui
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f llirt k\ AI till ft l . N i
gemlnola County Cham
Thu year, the naia.lr *K.,
S « hi H I
f thr Null! Campbell-Los*Ing Pool SI, will Iwr o f the
feet W.*r nIt*I 1 H I 4* k Mtil uf (*111*1-In.1
“
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' will take* iilarr rnrlifr in th** '
for
some tlmhold a meeting a t R:0A o 'clock *ber r f* Commerce
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it
nf
hi'f lilw*', Vf r o I f
N
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Mm ♦nli
, will b# knawn ■■ ■ victory part,I
a t the Legion Hot, Commander
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ill-'
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MildI tuim
litltlllrt r
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Ho» laiitl uf l Ina <rit
wtih practically a complete ellm* i-l#tt*d tin'll I I a rrk
Ned Smith announced today. A a
ndfr
thr
dir*'rti**n
f
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, .if •<( hr i IDITPP mitf nriihrvv. 1* , «
I nation of all vehicle* requl'.nr
■way Legion
as noaalble
egton member*
mem per* aa
iinn,
il
v« h*< nriimuiirptl tud»> I■v
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1rublier arui gamline, Mr Sr,n"
« urged to roport *»
early
I. i •
the
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arhle,). It will, therefore, roti-,-1 Vltx It Jol*/iMin. illrrdur uf ihr
at too Legtefi scrap pile
lit! • la |>,'.t 1Hrt
chool
n
f
thr*r.
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ofr
pin
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fill
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muU-drawn
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Government
Will
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Wort First Btreat f o r another
"iHg tn pilii the Navy it* im
' <11•*11l •1 Iii 111||It*110 I ft||| 1i II i !•♦
CHICAOO,
O c t SO, (A H -A o*rn-drawn vchirlea; at*o blryrb • * Ivctflrianx and t (M’ rntnra; iH«*y More For Used Tirer
effort,
*.i V "rtf-l nP'1 ii'lili-i I
1Sd'i f *n*I
of all kind# and description. I’ ru- >
\*♦ *v j itn* i vi* phi i «l
th«
C.
A
Yming,
William
F-dwm
nqoeeted dramatic story about an Amrrl
. It l # t ' l | 4
ti l A V
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f T*
I 111 o
V 111
probably be offered fur th.can youth who wont to Germany
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, .bring
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llrannaii ami Billy PUIer
The
W ASH ING TO N, Oct
30.,^',
b
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t
decorated
bicycle.
Mr.
Il.il.
volunteers or oo rrk e men end cams back to thU country aa
. |• il< iH-rwnniifl I if i •
.-f -mi NriiioM, M\ Miti-mling ihe
1 ,
r„ rl„
m„ r,
Deane will be chairman o f t.V ..Iher four trainee*. M r.
fit lUkf " 1 I* 111 VI*... .
-1r ill •>■■ I hm •■Imt <ikf lit » nl I hrt
■*» *J*o a N atl saboteur r t a told yeelcr parade committee.
iataa, T A Burner. ( II S « » c i r '
for „ irn, u. „ ,
Mr.
Ou,
o
f
hi*
pa
lent*
day
a
t
the
trial
t
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nthlrtn
it
n
to help h tho effort. Lev...... . *•
Surtitiri
Hchmah, chairman of th* clvlli.u.,
. inlrrul „
I
tlrrp in id to iflr guv in .
tit
and' four other*
1 Ni«k ill A if ''I *4,1Mill
cccraatlon, will be chairman
wr* '1 f“ ' 1 «>'
Il,n' h ,
iTuvfi! undrr tht tire1 turn-In pl«n
charge*.
off
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lull
iii
1
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th* aftamoon *nt#rtalnm*nt.
"«e lv e
.
phyt cal r « . m inatinr,
(l Off ic«Pricv* Adm intitf*
rr young
It eaaa rotated by
«-%rmng irl* Hr nltth;
• i.-l,M
Commanded Smith ha# nqur*ti~l i reparatory t.t j..lning .Ignol corp.^ t|()n BnnounfHj Tbur»d»y
American, who a la .
•t U> G n Nn . 1»** k
Tragic Situution In
I
while mast celling price- re
many but who
•nd Join* all owners e f horn*-drawn, mub "v iiio n »'> •*
nii’o II. •vklmnl, nli,. i»• «••*! «•
J
drawn or oxen drawn Vehicle* lu 1 A new rla*« in radio iep*lr j m .|n Unch*ng*«l. higher m , „ l*.ii-I iii l-ti f nttfl ppr ei'lPorto Rico Described
od the U. 8> r II.*
wfll be formed on N - t U.l niiun, have
been *et for
o.e,t in* rttnif,
I M '♦
irilnuliirril
■wnutouutM* i O Prir*t#_ in notify him for Participation In o-r
I i nt *i' vkHi* t n»iHi hn «• f IM Oil
W ASHINGTON ( M -ML
I'rraon* ^ oi rrom iT-ampa n a i;, ping poflll.
llaupt, added, and lie would thank i-v.-iJhi lk»"Fi V(ll-r* Jltlif Fit M1-fi XI IIII I ’ \ pirlnit* nf '*tSnna»nih ilirvm iF
t.f v ar in*!* rank wfti- th* • ur*i
*it I'urrln Hit*'' nful uf infnnl
.if iH»- ( ivir i I il> nt th. *lmn# r
■iii.rtahty
lirynnd
*lr**’f ijitpm,
I Hit int? Ihr J iii »Iih‘ i*' n.i-i Imp 4." i*aifili*ii ) i*4ti'r*lnv h) St*fu
t-l " « * ' rr Jjftf*' Lto i I 11a f-k- < lu"*'# w Hua*‘ r*j»**liillnn fur afi
Mi.' Fvinn N
'J’> A t imiMi-*liut i invr*ttirntinp
d
tha
,.110 under lh# new #chedul* Thr
N atl tloo o f which Fire Chief Mnrk i- f I . c r ,H U n n i v u i c a
14H1Pfill' 111• P i l l
Ih
„m,mi nil'll tinV.M ttq| hflL« Vt I fill gill U|Kin 111'
, j old celling prices for all lb
they Cleveland and Pollc* Chief P.nv
waa
lie*
•
nUr
Iratlr
am
i
■lnppiut;
hm
f
war G. Williams wlU aaakt. ' Mu.ic
lavnl at ih#* m iuriit uf inajorily
A rorrr* fin d in g Incrraac wa
hi* will be farnlahod by three band#:
>ai|t»i Harkle\
ll,.
DERRYVILLE,
the Sanford School Band; Geneva
Harklev olijertcil lu immrtliatB
cnpiK-d Urea. Ol’ A ciplalned thr
Serious
Shortage
Of
iitiwitJrmHnn nn graundfl thut •
hlghrr pricts were autbortied to
di#cour*g^/thrHI*cardlng o f r»r
4
AtH cliltd Pr«i*)
Soviet front l b
'h m
droit a critical batlU of ar
mored trucko la Stallafrad'a
nerlhsidt factorr dUtrlct and
reported th* relie f' offtaolro
haa aBaahrd Into th» ( i r r a ia
defenses la tho Volga-lion
corridor.
In tko Caocaau th* H iu lim
conceded a new Mlbark Id
lb# Nalchik plateau.
SAV1MM IION IKS
9
D A IL Y N L W S IV W K K
SANFORD, FLORIDA*. FRIDAY, (HTOIIER .10, 1912
In Solomons
12 Japanese
Tanks In Past W eek
^Torpedo Boats H it
^ Destroyer W h i l e
Reinforcing J a p
Troops On Island
I f e r a l t i
UNITEO STMES DEFENSE
On
‘5.V
Beardall States
Loafers Should
“Work Or Fight”
Opening O f Hunting S e a s o n In
S e m in o le C o u n ty Is T u e s d a y
B oyb A m i G irls
W ill T i k e P a ri
In “ S e n d - O ff”
m *ftI
Education Is Now
More Vital, Says
School Board Man
Commander Of Ait
-Station Will Be
Railroad Man,
W. I’. Jacksnn,
Dies At Home
.
1
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1
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1
1
1
1
1
1
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4
1 . 1
1
1
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.Major Insmsls
San lord IMen so
Force Company C
.A . M. Gordhier,
■Qerk in Post
Office, Is Dead
CITY BRIEF
U n i t . Grosst 1 Is
(iut'st S p ea k er AI
Lions ( lub Dinner
American Youth
Turns Saboteur
In Arkansas Tornado *t*« •*•
Steel May Continue,SSL“ S r & TETSaSS!
-------- -prop-,»ing a maiiumm appropriaW A81I 1NOTON, Oct. .Ki, (A1 - t|on nf *5.000 had not W o apIrnliintlon* that a arriou* »tc*-l t rv>vr-l by the audit and control
•hortago would atlll p «r»l*l ovanj committee,
FRO M D B FK N 8IV B
after tb* pr***nt *t**l eip*n*lon|
-Supuosa w*
do
let
them
OcL 50, program 1* compl»t«d_ wrra de-| rtarve/1 C h a m loW tho acnrntr.
GMSG0W,
scribed by Chairman: Bey kin (D -r“ who is going to be blamed, W #
itHo
The •term cut half-mil* awath
through th* town of 1,41k popu
lation. catching mo#t of tb* vielima In bed.
Approxlmalalr IS ner*'
Injorad when the rallwa;
* conference roll apeed. The town’s ti
U r» and tho Ion* mortuary
away from too defatulvo. Ho *ald
IM war i* la a now phase adding
r plant waa doatm od that Britain haa air command
Ion Made On
Law
ttoday
- w in--
v a s r t ir s S
T
Ala.) of the Ifous* #pbconvmlttrr will be playing directly Into the
InvMtfgallng tho m*ta! *lloatton. Sand#
tho A. x. U. ”
Boykin said, “ th* p ly iron out
put la atlll fa r from adwiual*
X X X . Th# quality aa well
Uh oortbora (M oat o f France lh# qaanlity o f scrap received at
FLORIDA— Continued
baa proved hag plants can th* at**) mill* has alto tended
nighi
to clow bp production.''
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•fr.x r.s^ g g HANFORD HERALD, SAWPOWI^' rUWimAiWHUMiitiMu.i.wMtHMm t'tmc:
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West Point Football Team
Compared With Commandos
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■tat* a t Florid*. a t Ttillxh*****, oo thl* I tlh dayy of Octohor IH
Ttw m ost ip a r ttly populated t* Ik* County dude* of D enlaole| iucc»«dlng th* flr»t Monday If
M atilda U chairm an uf
CVELTN U. OEIOCIt
ih« Capital. ihl* th* t i n t day
country In the work! I* A uatralla, County, florin*. *1 hi* offlco In I K»,»mb*r. A D ISIS. Iho oald
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B o c r o t a r y o f Btato.
coaaod.
n d .r m onth, from th* tiro* of lb*
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Ancient people Imprtaoned fi re •II.,I
To Hon. C I I A R L C a M. HAND.
puL llr.tlon of thU nolle*
0( florid* *t Ur«*. In th*
nte* In coconut *h*lli to furrm h
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th e ru rv ln a lludaon, there'* an
iiK M tr c a r m i : r t .
T in : r o t 'ii T n r t m : m h \
A*
u lftilfiU ifa l'ii
a*f
TO AU.
IT M U c o tq
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arm y la ik foice th a t ha* tak m
i
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of
n J iu m ;.
io i
im t i
11,* 1*1*1. u f y l n r i d A .
it* objective* Ihl* fall with aperd,
r i .n i t i i i v it n i m i t r i .
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M il i h a ll , .U .- * l.a e 1
W e ll* * I*
h e re to
ih r n
th a t
T. w i t. _______
U , r o l . # r *_ n f t h o I t n U * *.
th o ro u .h n ri* and a minimum ex
-----------] in i n : i b it a t w o r
| F t fif
t, K i i l l h i U » n
( Brt_
iills ,
t ill
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n f Ib a H i l l s
of • F v * ljn
M il t l g .r h sa
f 1 1**1 b * r
G A IN E SV IL L E , Oct. 27,
r M MITi'IIKM* Drr*A.«*i
t .u
I f i n a l fS|M ir t « a
K ie c u ir ls
o f |h *
penditure of nm munitlon.
LI. t-HK OIT OII- * l \ l l 1*1:11.
K l v * f ’ n u n l f ( ’ o m m l n l o n s r s 1 # » * a l# *-f l l a n r y
l‘
U e lg r r.
d r*
l O T i n i OF KloKCTtfl*
It'a a *mal! aquad of *om* r ia l) — The Florida Gator*, irvm - T o• n A
x i i i A i i v i t i . u u , o n n>:—*h -f * .
“ lo
—m Lb —
- *f
,lb
k ** l i e s » H . l h a i a h * h o
f l l * t l b * r |»» •
T
k
srs
o
To
i h*
S h e r iff
*»f
I t w m ln n U
th irty
bluU I-grey
uniform ed ingly Irked by th* 24-12 defeat
m a a ii*
tu A iv rr
* tin
i:» - fhiiiniv. of th" JUsle of KlfifbU |
l i t Io n f o r f i n a l d i s c h a r g e
s o i l (ha*- j
tit?
Ilo s n l
<*f P u b l i c
In c t r u c m«n nh o * r victim* **y
th*y handed them by Miaalaaippl B latr
II* It Knt*«n, Th*l I. It. A t "
.
,, ,
* . . . iW_ • h e w i l l a p p lp Isa t h * l l o n n r a b l * t
V '» u a n i l e g f h n f >* m » i m « *,» -r rh *
Judge
**f
•trik e with tlie *uddennra* and • t S aturday'* homo-coming, began
IJ lt.tr K#rr*t*r y «*f Htal* **f tb*
*
i t.n.iabt* In •nd for »»• l i \V . W a r * . i ' o u r I )
nnllflrrl
«n*|
r*f|tilf**l
»•* !•*■ * » n l
flerrtn r* * of ('om m tm lo raider*. ijrterm ln rd preparation* Monday * n » ■ I s l m t « fye) i l * m ik r.* l* . h l i h Mtaldi e.f Vli.fleU, tin It. 1*1*7 flv* f !*■■•••*« J*i»H**« fH itrlrl*. »•«. t t e m ln o l* t ' n y n l r , F l o r i d a • n l b *
M th
day
of
K u t v in t s w r
1*1 2
fo r
tdollr#
I
tig
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i
It'* th r gridiron dalall of th* for Ih r tr next g rid battle of t ie f O u r t f * l t h * r «*f )*•!», i n a b I m t e
M m * and
fo r
fin a l <
«ei:*»:»i4f. » :i.» :(T io t
*
I" T**iimnny
I h«r» a p p i o v a l <>f
U nited Slate* M ilitary Acadim y, ira*«n Saturday
d l* r h a r g r a a B i r r n t r U
o f th * **• *
afternoon
at J t g n l n . l t h * r t l s l s n f <* M XI11 - will l«* h*i.| In Hern Ino I* to n n lr .l **r*ui»l» #•*
h»n<l bn«|
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Fitiritis,
on
Tu*a<iaj
n«at
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iis*«l
Iba
Uraat
l»*al
of
**•
W
aihingtnn,
I).
C.,
with
the
Uni*
atrong, f*»l. talented youngater*
who have an aaalgnm m t m apped \rr* lt> of M aryland .Terp*.
C oach Tom L ieb reporte.1 Joe
o u t for them i v rry afternoon thl*
firah am . big rig h t tn d , *• th*
fall.
In thi* war > ,a r military tut- lone Injury com ing out of l*,t
Ihorltiv* •*) Army ahnuld have S a tu n la y , fra c a s
(ira 'ia m received a broken bon*
th a t know, no rival II can't
Im mediately
a ftri
whip. T h a t’* the kind of foot In hie font
ball team it appear* Karl (K rd) acoring Florida’* fir*t loucidow n
Illaik ha* wrl-lad a t The Point. *1 Ihe a ta ri of tho third q u a rte r
I t ha* d rltrn
th rn u fh one- kgainat the Maroon*. Ill* [<>•• to
ra in Indefinite,
Ini
Of
arhiHTUI#
m ithout
u i o u t I th
— r «(iato
- —................
.......... ... along with
........
th ird
of It* aehedul#
w
G ators Lose End,
LEGAL NOTICES
Jo e Graham , F or
M aryland G am ei''
without having to ex- Quarterback Percy Kntimlngrr,
force* and without h*v- "ho ha* not ret recovrrnt from
rcvml Itattlo atrategyi *nJury ,ufrrred In th* Villanova
formulated for more crucial rtr I *•{?,(;. . ,
0PEHAT0R3
T h ere,a Hum phrey T yler
1a-: na Vaughan
Anna Mae Brown
ANN’STVIIRASOL BEAUTY SALON
• 17 N. f a r k A re .
★
• jp
gagernonte.
I
lf.*lr **a»on*
average
|s
nTI
i nim
« ici t a .
T haae
K ayleU , ot h-. tw .l iA,
to ' r '°“ ** atanding
" f T I * af it three
'f .r” wina
w |n* and
• n,'[
repreaenl the M ilitary Academy
, ( e*U ' 9
. ,u>7 » ul ^
in tom * year*, have beaten I at- ,IJ, 10 ?t*ir. above th e -W)0 mark
in the battle wih M aryland, and
fa y e tte , Cornejl and Columbia.
likrw jae avenge the 13-12 dr
IP* n fa it* atriklng unit th at lilun droppea to the Tcrp* le*t
get* the jump on it* fi>ea, pile* yrar. H uw rvrr, M aryiand i* an
up an early advantage end th ru (rnprovtvl ball club thl* yrc a r u n
■Und* rrftJjr
J*y mors on if der t i e tu lrlrg v of Coarh Clark |
It b*
It icor*«| In three Shaughm »*y. new rn*«-h, having
m inute* */mln»t C om tll,
*i* ,uffrr**d onlv one defeat in five
m inute* if s i o s t
C’olumbi*
It ■l»rt*. that to V’. M. I.
The T erp, *re now f r c h from
bftncvd out h fin t-q u a te r t*orouting the tV filrrn
MaryUnil
towm lowri ls*tl ovyr both fiK**.
It c*n rom r tin with « quick eleven ftl-fl l if t S aturday.
At
ttMlav'*
drill,
th
r
(,*lnr
i h m i t that shake* n sprinting
hnlfbaek loose and on th r to u rh -, niantnr f»vc hi* regular linemen
down trail before i t . foe* .u * -|* » l11
nect d iia ite r i* at hand. It . t a r drill again*! MarylandI play* run
Ued L afayette by .hording m er- >7 ll e r e ^ r r e a Lieb *»nt the
eury-footed R .lpk Hill t W g h ;
through .i_ b r W rrju .h ^
turnbli* srrim m afv, in wHch he
and opening for a 72->»rd *cor- lric«l out an cx|>erlnirntal backing d ath . ft (wire aaloundrd Co- firld rom binatlon. and expressed
himbia
by ,uftilrnl>‘ ihaekling m tSuaiam ii with th e Improvement
th* I Jon defender, while f ’ap- nf arvt rol up and coming linemen
taln Ilank M»iur boumled ilownfield on * tVt ami 70 yard
•print*.
Thl* I* »n ulrrt t**k furee, lm>.
w ell-trained in *nll-*irer*ft » • '
fare, it f*r-d Colum bia', I’at.lj
—--------- Covem ali, wlih college ftadl.all'*'
Tooka, •> negro * » ,
beat ultchlng .v e r .g e , .m i inter ; x'vrn « *tr*lgU no day .enter,re
eepte.!
'• *-*.*.hwnr.*.. by J u .lrr F I.
*1 airooit a fourth of th o .r
he threw , raring -me b .rk
i o 1 Miller t n f Ity C ourt I rfday eveyard* for * * touchdown.
Cover f,-inV,
’V r ***e a n d r o - l.*
#
...
nail rom plrterl -10
of- 2N
.g a i n .i r\ i-r^ k ler rr whit*
„
them .but none were In the .cor
* J " » V f,,r
J, "
Ing
.one,
and
.1,
were
It.g
g
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l
Ul'
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___
♦•■irrniiNl und J i m M r u r t f f , n e g n“
Pho— TIT
*
*
••
T it
the homes w e’re fighting for!”
Home is the “FIRST LIN E o f D EFEN SE” and to keep up m orale we m ust keep o u r homes
com fortable and a ttrac tiv e . T oday’s w ar e ffo rt can best be helped by buy
ing (iOOD fu rn itu re , honestly built, to last “FOR THE
D U R A T IO N ” a n d m any years after!
gjfr
'»
»
*
*
ft -
N egro Sentenced
For D runkenness
I
u nm blinr,
|.U1 Ixind
r * ! r r ftt r d
A E P r“ 9. , r o11 K^ cp" Feds Scrim m age To
Ohio Gridiron Tops M cct S cabreeic Hl|?h
|
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1
NEW YOltK, ttet
27, I/Ih Celery
Frill
butting
Ohio S ta te for the thirtl ,tr i g h l| The
defeat*
week top* the A**oelnletl P r r ,, thought* of their p*,t def
Itehind
1
hem,
a
re
now
going
poll a* the c o u n try ', lie,t rollege'
li,rough dallv ,crlm m agr*
fur
•ootLal! leant
I Ihelr Im ltle with Senhreexe lliglTh# Buckeye* *o donilnaleil the
balloting t la t XU nf the 12-1 voter, Hrhool, which will take place
m ade them first place iholce and here a t Seminole High School
mi
Thur»d»y
evening,
n o t one rated Ihcm Imacr than f tr1,l
t i l t h lit nil, the O hioan, rulleeti d Coach l^nrtard U Met.ora* on
-*
HBO point*, each No. I .election tiounreil today
The battle I’ll* time ahoulil be
m eaning
10 (Mint*, *rcond nine
on m ore even te rm , aa Ihl* I*
etc.
G eorgia and Alabam a retained, the fira t *ra*oti of 'oothall for
th e No. 2 and 3 alula but fourth the S eab rtfx e outfit, McLuca*
w aa won by N otre l)*mr, a rlub •aid
th a t waa lanrulahlng
in
22nd
place only two week* ago
iTbe iriih dUplareil Michigan,
krhleb akldded to , 13 fay loalng to
M lnnaaota, and
Georgia
Tech
moVrd Into the fifth place which
illlnol* rellntjulihed.
T h a t la the kind you will I
Quality Drinks
Served right
alwaya find at
WOODEN BOMBER
LONDON, OcL 27. (d*!—B rit
ain'* new twin-engined reconnal*aancoi bomlter, the Moequlto, which
penetrating deep Into'
hag been
b
G arina n y .fay day. !• conilm eted
1 of wood, It wa« revealed
BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
(Packffe Gooda)
IIS W . r i m
BL
Tlie tinea with the ALIr-KPlUNG CONSTRUCTION goinp fn a t!
T here won't be any more like them for tlie duration. Now is a good
time In trade. B etter trade now, or you will aurely be norry!
Inexpensive— But an Exam ple of Good T aste
9 x 12 ROOM RUGS!
SPECIAL!
B R ILLIA N T PA TTERNS!
An exceptionally Irrw price fur exceptionally fine
Ileaulifiil imtlernti, *oft, ailky rolorliig*. flecp heavy pile.
rigmi
ruga!
Pay only $1.25 week
’y & V y . - f c
pH. t o o |
Classified Advertisements
S O S BALE
H E L P W A N TED ■F a r Bale: Plant*, acreage plantIn f, MO M No. 44 Iceberg let Girl to wait on table*, 0 night
week job. Mu it be ne*t
and
tuce: and 200 U whit* Bermuda
have good reputation. Apply
onion*: 78 M green eiiroutlng
llo i T. r-o HorwId.
hroeeoil ready to ■** In* week.
J , W. 1MU, Lake Munroe, Phone U in uf 41 year* or morg for P ill
IX
ing Station work. Seminole Tlr«
Shop.
to t of plant* com int In
r week* fo r pour Victory Exne rteiYced Office help Wanted.
k n . to d in whole**)* quan*
Atfdreax application to Box C,
I. Chart#* ton W akefield and
c-o Herald.
nhag*n C«bb*g*. t'hin»*o
tag*. Qa. Collardt, Toma*
Lettuce, Onion*. Broccoli,
•M, Romalna, u#* u , J . W.
L > k ) M*W j « phono IB.
Wa b u r a««ond hand
itu m a i n .
BAQ s a d # club*.
T h a t g o o d f u r n i t u r e n e e d n o t b e e x p e n a iv e i t a f e e t m o s t h o m e - f t u k e n h a v e le a r n *
e d . , . a n d h e r e • a n o t h e r e x a m p le . T r o d u c e r e o f f u r n i t u r e In t h e p o p u l a r p r i c e r a n g e
n o w f e a t u r e n e a t , s t u r d y d e s i g n s a n d h a v e g o n e i n f o r b e t t e r s t y l i n g a a w e ll a s Im *
p r o v e d c o n s t r u c t i o n . T h e w o o d I s g u m ,, m a p le f i n i s h .
fan U ty re.
Phcn*
I
E ig h te e n th C e n tu r y c h a r m
in
Urn
*
n
Cocktail Facial . . . 55c
For Sun-scorched H air and Scalp
—P ark er Herbcx T reatm ents.
da:tngtr,
pend It*
Ing to
.
th is a ttra c tiv e
P h y fe
hogany
S o fa .
D uncan
Q u a l it y
M a
c o n s tru c tio n ,
up*
h o la te re d in b e a u tifu l U p *
e e try ,
. ;
Lay-Away Now for ChriafcBMl
t jk ^ q a
�i "p i
*I
7> *
%
0
l( w* wf»h to be I m i If » • »t»b t»
p r t « M i I m k U U thoM tnrellm ebl* p rlilWge* for which w» b i n b*«w a* lo af m o
unding—i i B u t flgbtl
- r i T I H X BIURT.
Established In 190H
iSolomons Is
Some Brighter
SA N R um . n .o itin v ,
Uerttt Sr»m cr AwtRO
m.
(n j
a h k Ii m
w k i >m
:s i ) \ \ .
M f i n t ir r
o c t ih ik k
'Tables Turned
,0 n Germans 111
Caucasus Area
•N a v y R eports Total
Of 70 J a p a ri.e s e
W arships Sunk Ini
E n t i r e C am paign i
Oct.
!
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A b rig h ter tu rn in the grim ;
hind. »ea and air struggle for;
the Solomon Islands wan rc-i
ported today In W ashington.[
T h ii !■ the fcotil c n irr of W ar Ratlibi II..A fv
HiWJf e ttr« v » irin t claim* of vie handle the rationing • ( any article a* •win n<
t r y , but warned In a l I ha t a t t le I
*
atilt nrogrrmring. Am erican j -PC***®'- Arc..... mg I.. cl»»* Office nf |* in r \ . Fun
sour cm in London said the U n ite d \ Bijh
tKkr*r I•«*«■k
III • ta rt tnim nlintrl)
r..I .
S tates Navy Is g reatly outnum ber- t,f the public h> lb, f (,st of tli»* y r j n
T h i f 11>111
I'd by Ih«* Japan?** «n the south I
II I nlMIfh I 4|U|M1M® <0hu b 1.1 ,i .
s p i t Pacific, but would ta n^iual J
H•If thi' pMgra ji i ij enlirf. .! i , |
11 i’d lonn.
t a i l nig h t's comrlUlfill’ll!* k *'«*|
this picture nf the fierce nml uti I
rem itting fight fot the Subm m in 1
Ashore
"fhirmg th** night of tict JV k
"in ( Solomon Islands limr> enemy
lum ps were active uii (juatlnl
r unit I and succeeded In piercing
old lines on the south side of the
Airfield Army truofM threw back f
the Attack
and regained th eir {
potittons.
Marine troops wrr*^
active on the w estern flank and
reported sm all gain* In heavy
i
f
\T
I ' i t 's**
Fuel
R a tio n in g
lie ip iirc s
Is* I ’ u r m *
I 1' ii r
\ p p l i r a t in n >
d R> Spoake
"iwnnis “ l.ai
Send-Off
P ersons Donate
Money For (lifts
f
A.HHOflali'd
J
Oil Registration
For Dealers Has
Been Postponed
j 1*■ ."m 11 h lilt im l i lir to bUs
i'ii Hu i •''iitum* in t h. wr* t*‘!tl
I l| HI*!.* ||t ii| |>« *I Mil •llll'® I **V
t .*!(*•I .4 ■}I .Itf k l bill U n it' illltl
•i ll l ir t,ri m.tfi* itiU* ii 11ei!t
■ill h.-».| .)( ‘J lift 1,1*4*
VI ,l - ,lUnlk* U lfr rr *4)llir11 l*n
Strtb Iifc.' I -l-I « '« li m i'i rtf III WJ4'«
nf Sn i 1I im111*■ fM11rf i*i I Mild'
|»l nil* iiii|«i m n hrr ing Mm irt fir^.
Km n* i I ir®i|jv tin 1C■-<I «rtnjf!
.1 ‘ lo W tn im.it nffl llsIVMi
,* v». »i ir »• >(*11141111111 .not faCIliil il* ii <•( l|»*f t hi lO ‘'tnl"l|., l.«i|.
I*f *** ♦ -oi.®*ful llu-> ill I.m litrf.
it M.. L III I iliiii-o tjn In tTlUilla
1 .it s i.‘ h *■*T.t 11 k • I null* l h«*
I■(. ,kk f**M ‘ be I •u ’ ' •
. ' V the
’
|
Ernest
V
Forwa rd Defenses
Of Axis In Egypt
Knifed By British
Russians
R ecapture
'Strategic
H ill)
Repulse W aves Of
Attack.* On City
M n,
I ’l n l e r
S A V L V .’S |{ 0 > I t s
New ‘All Purpose’ Ration Book
WABHINGTOX
1
UNITED ST At LS DEFENSE
VOLUME XXXIV
(A l1) C nllrd Hlatc« ra iu tllle a
announced tk in fa r In the
w ar
Latal
47.4*3
killed.
• minded and
n>U»lng. The
, Ogive* Include IT.3C3 Amerira n i,
11.10#
I'MIUppIne
Mrouti In the IF. C. Arm y
m in in g In action In Ik i ItjHllpplnen. M in i were p n .u m ebly taken primmer.
i'o r I u lo r y ..,
*"n
l i m i t h o ld e r,
chairm an of the local Fend*
O ff *W u |t t e a . e ip rr« * n t her
a p p te m tio n this morning to
the ci t lien® of Sanford * h i
have
contributed
t*» t h e
mm
Hill tee ’s fund whlrh is used In
purchase rlg u n llr* »nd gHI®
fu r aelei t e e s a t
th e
fniMidl
■el %p c s m e n t l> th e im lt t>r . r.f
the Imal theater t ultt nhuted
liberally to thi* fund an*I Iht
g ro jp in charge <*f u n d - d f
pfeparatiiin* )i i t t i r u I i i I y
I hart had these per sun*
rnu-n ond |£. \ Puli. .
! tinhiri* t fi i- f t ogran •
**"'1he
f n p l.ir.
A ilt lr r * .
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I.egiun C haplain.
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M’
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Karew rll Address R.
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Andrew Jackson N aughet j j *ui > ' •***“ *b
pt Thomas Birdsong, Kdwur.i t bg • ri'1
rr gins, J r . V* llcejr James S||H *. R|»> ! m snisns
i t s j Wilson Echols.
EJmrr
M atty]
i Byrd, Miles Dewey,
A rider “ in ,: ■ u
Ir.liW a lirr M artin G race)
lll.-i 1 1 1
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vmI Slarelay Z lltruw ar. W illian' l i m n |
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Rationing Board
Needs More Workers
V clunletr worker*, both men
and woman of 8*mlnol* County,
a re needed at one* t« help out
with tb* flood of woHi th a t ha*
nearly iw am p*d the facilities of
tha price and ra tio n in g board a t
the Arm ory. A. B. P tU rto n , •*■
rre ta ry of tb* board and Cpunty
Iie fe n u
Council
co-ordlnator.
■tated lodK..
"Persona who really deair* to
do eom ethlng In lb* n r b l help-
)MIHI I
Hr 11In l
\\ \ s || I Ml, 111\ »».
I *%at lit'iustlfii*
11
1 | i t-sdrt V 1 hi'1 i *trthl I *
. I..H.I fur
At, v dinf V
tl>
W..m
full®
*•
J !.( Hrtllfri * I b •*pi I rt I * "1*
k> pin f*i f*u I III -t IliMkl v* > '
i h*r ,1 ( H|IA1 A 1 pr ribald » *'
ti 'i* fti WNH A d d itm iin ' iiud-i *
m i ; h t I p i i iis ln l b u t ®>* f*i
t i n h its p ita l lis* l*e* m i i i ' U '" '
t h r d r ( f i r t i i i e i d u f f i t i a l * »uid
• ing out In iht war W ort, may
In (Mi way b* of real na to u » /
Mr. Petereon added. “With new
laliotilng prwtram* and tchadule*
being ann*unc*d dally, th* amount
of work » • are called upon to
handle U already loo targe for
Sour regular, 11ml tad pe^onnel.
and eloce our pap eBowonw t«
limited, wo cannot Uk* on ahf hoaUaaea will laperriaa activities
more regular employ*** at tb*
prevent time. _
H. J. Lehman Attends
y
micAfiO, oct
who reperted
f~
wm
m.
If. J. Lehman, manager of the
State FartnwV Market,, left yeelerday afternoon for AUanU to
.atUnd.tb* Agriculture Marketing
,r.
m eeting
that
th f
>* i
ill HI a I leg
1
n vriv \ <xa i -I
w in th»m
lie* nklmg »n 11
•aid W• b*-gh
*»p. bV
the
heaviest
linlu*i' .
AS
"It
W r b® Irp *a i■!
Is s HIM11 hut
K»*»l»4
.in*I ••*• 11
|.|.ri i*1 I
Vr.
\
Hid
V
iihd )
Sm ith
a hi ««l
| of season iltmand in history
16 Persona Killed
j The critical m aterials ailualiuo
was adjusted by substitutym . f
In Traln>Ekis W reck j| wood
and cardboard for meial*
1 SI i
nCTRorr.
II. Palm- Iren
person*
e r tr r a l
)r of the *cbo«l p j p ll i
mttou' « '
“S M sur
I is
. lilts 1>t .i III .
ati'l I*H*
• Vi-r mu
h not »*\ ” Mi th at Hsnft'ii! i* t
the N av v ,i 11-1
1
Nnvv wdl frrl
I t u m u n u f nn S a n t n ('l i n t s
C h r i s l m n s w e re bwlnv s p i k e d '
to v m a n u f a c t u r e r s a n d iliwtril*'«<■•
Agriculture Meeting
Voting In (
Section
,r ( ,
' iC*,1j,,
plug i ii in fulJuvi®
In vm at mu Rev fi
to hold the airfield on Guailalca
nal a t all ro ita . Thi* flyln*t flrM.
cn m lructcd by and »«it«d from
the Jap an ta* . wa* called the key.
to all the fighting.
At aea the Japan*** ip p a rrn tly
had fairly *ecur* control of Iho
■raplanea In and around the Solomnne, for an en*my d eatroyrr
iw netratnl rloae enough to T ulagi
llarlior to . I n k the 11. S flret lute
Seminole and an harhc r patrol
lw»mt—the only
Am erican
ahlp
In u re announced In laat n ig h t',
communique.
(
i
■anting th*
k will bring
o meeting
m problem*
•
grow ers
IbU gorern
es . ■ w sr
e
s w a y _y*through
m otorh had ■topped
11* th* freight
moving and
tb* p a u ro g e r
the
ml
o ra tin g «nd
icrramcd nl
Tbs d r lie r
when qu*»-
N inth S u g ar Stam p Is
(Jo o d
CITY B R IE F
U eaL Morey Grn**e will >pr«k
■t tb* m eeting of the L io m ' Cloh
this evening In the Motel M lyfelr
s t 7 .00 oVIock.
______
M aster Rergt. John O. Keeling
h a i s rrire d from T rinidad, DrilUh
O c t *8, (AT Went India to *p«nd a SO d»»
m Mitchell. furlough here with hi* w ife e n j
0 * n . Billy young eon, Jackie, who have re
c rS tJr moved here. Mr*. Keeling
l# th* s lita r pf M r). Otorg*
P**4*"*
*
.... ... -
For
l.r> P o u n d s
�l
l/TMA A
*
v
L uxury” Crops
The Sanford Herald
THEY POURED IT IN, NOW LETS POUR IT ON!
ing llonril rail* attention to the nrinmincc merit by See
rotary Wickurtl thnt tin- production <if “ luxury” vogp
table* must lx* curtnrfi'd
nit to allow lnltor anti transport.*
lion fncililica to bo n in ltn i to morn im portant products
Iiinmiuch an lilt* Kt>cretnry include* Celery, an well n.t t
numlier of other Hanford grown product* in bin lint of non
ennentialn, it m ight In* well for local form er* to give lln
m u tter nerioun thouiflit.
,
‘T h e policy untlcrlyittif thin'‘ announcem ent,“ naya
W. I.. Wil*on, director of S tate market*, ia one of the dim
Kers Floriila vegetable grower* are facirtK and while no
inntrurtloii* have yet lieen placed U|*in the Krowlng of cer
tain type* of veifetuiile* S icreipry Wickartl announce* name*
of vetp'tiihle* put in Iht- "Itixury" cla**. F or inatance, he
pluci'H, runtaloupcN, ciicuniln-r*, cauliflower, emrplant, w ater
melon, celery, head lettuce, ^reen pepper*, aaparaRti*, adtl
artichoke* under nuch cla**ifiratiom». Qn th e other hand,
however, he come* NtriuiKly out In favor of Increaae* In the
tfrowitiR of carrot*, lima bean*, nnap benn*, and onion*.
He aNo O.K.'* the coni intuit Inn of the prenetit production of
It roe n |ien*, cnhhaife, fresh tumatoeXT lieetn anti npinach.
"In all probability there will be no prohibition of the
Itrowinif of the s tw illn l ' luxury' crop* thin year, tint when
it dime* to obtaining of ttuckn, fertilizer, lal*»r and other
necessary thing* tike grim ing of th(**e crop* will not he
necuHHartly a* lnt|<ortnnt n* the growing of crop* for which
the government a*k* increase*.
"There I* possibly some conniderutlon to lie given the
"luxury" vegetable* llstml for food value* which may
have been overlooked. For instance, there I* a definite
*
T V s llr r a M
is t w » s s l s i T k r
1 A s s s g s l.4
P le a s
s s h le h
la S lH s *
1 a t s s l f e a l l l l e * la Ik e
a a a Car re *
p s k ll e a lla a . 1 * U a e s s a g la p a lr b e a
e e e U lle * l a
II a r
ss|
a lk s t a ls s
c r a g lie g | a ik l a H e r
as*
a la a
I k s I * c a l a e s s a p a k ll a f t e g
h e e s la .
A ll
r lg k ls l a r e p a k U e a lla a e l s a e e ls l
g la v a lr k s a a r r e la a r * a la a rra e re e A .
...
|„s*n known or prin l i»eil by iivilirisl men
| mell llllll Wotlli'll and force them to Work as nluvi
i .r w u iin iiiil ioii p l a n t s
T h e y d ep ort h u n ilrisls o f
* H-Ta'a j u i * H
1,1 * ......... . o f w o m e n , e h jl d r i'i i und m e n i n e n p a l i l e o f m i l i l n r
L I M A I lE A N
■ i»s-i u | > i ||s ln n t la n d s t h a t t h e y h a v e sei/ etl
T liet
""1
*
ftsM.nl or
l(eyn*dd«
*ny*
ni
tboulil have u f»7 bn ir uork »c«A
Tbnt would 1^* alniM*t lb* «w|iuva
lent nf drafting wumiiii fur »*ai
Hcrk.
rite Ancient Egifplmit
The eggplant i* u vegetable of ancient nnd diatingui*hOnP-fojrtli of tb# apple (irrhard cd lineage, tracing il* fam ily hl*tory back to India, where
c#fi a large New Jersey farm i# it grow* In wild pmfu*ion. The Arab* and Chinese long
rypfirled |o«t nu lln- remit of an ago ennnily recognized it* w orth, anil wet hIm.u I cultivating
frubillty lo areure WMikei* (o it ill llte in nt it century. And eggplant lin* been a staple
pic I Ii
of the European diet fur alnioai a* long.
Hut in Npile of the fart (hat the first of the family
M r«
( ‘h i r i n g H t i Y m r gave
IVl.OOO to til* United JI m * iilla I arrived here nut far Ixshlnd the Mayflower, m any people
Fuml Ibe otScr da> lYu* run*I nt ill look down their nnae* at the purple-hucd vegetable. In
in k s |n rnwl ihr nm ii *d Ifl
voluntary non-prnfu
b>»*|iiiaU fact, no less an eximrt on the subject than Mrs. Frances
throughout tho country
Foley Gunnon of the departm ent of market*, report* thnt
a
gtMMily numlwr of New Yorker* have n e v e r'a o much us
One (hlnk about th r Junk that
I. th in g enlleete.l these days. It lasted it.
sron't enme flying Itaek a t us
In many case.*, even those who havo long Included the
like a lot nf th a t stu ff which w a. cgR-ahnncd vegetable In th e ir mcnu-maklrtg lim it* Ita uie
shipped tu Ja p a n a few yewra
tu routine frying procedure. Hut ita ropertoirp la far
•#*.!
___
more versatile. It may, fo r'in atan re, lie boiled and creamed,
Uniter m ail vnur
( h ils lm a . nr eubjected to the nu grut in treatm ent. C ut Into ra th e r
packltce. eerlv this year or Huy
m ay ue rreeivlng (le n t Is--1 Ini thick allcca ami broiled, It i* delicious; and flra t stuffing
tim e fo r the following n tris ltn a s. «ntl than Irnklng produce equally Nucceaaful reaultk.
Those who are aendinc th in zs In
A aountl twherne, from the viewpoint of jrood nutrition,
arrvlee men should rape*, tally I*
gooil economy and gopd meal*. In' to combine ngirplant with
quick about It
n little meat or choose—o r with Initn. 'Iho'
When the Punt* Uunln Herald well llluntnited in eggplant in choc ho *auco.«
. m ention, the nam e It prin ts hitler Ttinoa.
la lower eaae. The only Im provr.
m eet see eon think of I. to wrong
fo n t It Into hitler.— Kart Myers
Nctea-I'resa.
Why not g el the
R —• out alto g eth er ansi tnaka it
. tinder ruffeo raliotiln^ you get
. Just about 00a nip of rotlee a
slay, unless yoa steal a tup now
and then from thn children over
U. But mayba it would be n goo-l
thing far the children over IS
not to drink caflce, a* wait a. for
you not to get ptqra ISaq one
« P • d*r.
; -/ feme U at when the Chamber
o f'Oommsrre la caught up with
Ha wart, II might dig op m m
the local Red Ooa. headcornea another * appeal
ham to maka ajrgleal
---------------- —"
Nod
ten
a t m ii'ltiM rit
Ihf
Ibat
l*allnl
would
lu n u -n n
k« tb> 4i**l 11••• Ii Mfitri r.-slh
|*rnvi«ir linn •’out nf |*«dilt«*" It bu« lb**
fni (b«- rwtablUhnirnl of I a n iu■«
•r nalorial
dfatrlrta, on#
(n t.e
ront|Mn*r,| nf llr<M»Mfd rounly .**.*1
Ihr iktbi r fitilf and » alhoiin oitiii
lira T>tr a r l f a r c of Ihr pl*»tc
driuand* n omtplel#
Intf nf ihr «*n!lrr « la lr
WbiU
lh#ao a rm *.
«if
ffr**«hth
o' hI tlrtrlopim'n! no doubt )u«llf y «urb rrp rftr n U I io n . It i* not
Ihi* r o r w l or dr monrralu- inran*
of M ru rln r ll.
T b r 7 lh anirndincnt d#aU viiih
Hade County • NVbllc ftani in lb#
principle uf alerting rommiaaionera rounly wide, ll ia dangerous
In lla ffMlttrlcting f U u i c a« fu*
TOO LA TE TO CLASSI
By tfl'M KI.t. KAY
Aa this I. my last column priori
to th* general .lection, I*va deCidesl to devoto It to further dt»rUM on of the aerrral amendtnento to ■ bo voted on nt ihtal
ii«e
... ,
_ .
I d vi • i l
legislative action to meet th*
present day emrrgrney. If pamad, Parachutist* T
u will twnnlt u. to amend our
At Camp B
epn,,!,^,,0* wltMn M ^
anoul.1 the oreas ion arise. It 1.
CAMF BLANDING,
endorarvl by the Florida Bar Aa- (Hpeelel)—Paratronpe
aver the eouatry are
make* It difficult far the average
The Third Amtndmunl haa
clti.cn to clearly unde
da with tha rrvatiea r f a Gai
what they ara all about Ii
A Freak Water Flah Oommtuic
•equefte*. the Undeacy
While approved by epertamen a
voter la (a "take aemrbody
other group*, It thould
word, fur ll" or hut fall it
thoughtful atody by tha
The Attorney General haa re- H.'tlathaa tha n m U
untlmltrd power BAs''*t
•pewd. It eeta op a pens
tetorahlp ka far aa-tha *
wild llte hi the e*IP la
a rtiy r
bttt k in ; **f
ib«-
hlo fo ti
•I1C Grandview Avc„ Rose
C ourt. D A.X1. week tlay*.
to kindergnrtcn age*.
Enrollm ent limited.
f t # curb
lino
nltd
|I a
iCknma
FRIDAY
uni 11‘Vtli'flit
M rt. W. It. r>y?:n. 1101 M axm 'ha
Ave. a t 1:0© I*. Jl.
The A nnual ||ollo**V n r e i t M
o| the 8outh»iik Friiiuu >
Hill U» he 11 K ndi> . O n. .TO I rum
»• i u It I
19
Mark
Itefirwhim nl
t «,c huatraa.
| Herm an Mori
tll
Wcstsidv I ’ r i n t i i n
Will II ; i \ c ( ; i r n j \
ii ii . i : s
;il
i\\ ( k .\(; e
s r n m : vs: n \ j t
We will be open Frlday & Saturday night*
front now on.
Every W ednesday
l'oda\ and 'l’liiirs(la>
rill t'at.V jtii Ijtdirs. Ulrlrl the | m „,_
direction of
■* J»*m K siurard, ^ ,1^. j
will hava c h a i g r of the srw ng «;|a,|yw
t in the *ft»riMH.u at thr It. d t ' n i ' s \|llV,.
W I tNMfO
lit ft
RA1URDAY
lirnim im t
Sch«H»l.
' |
Hlllt
wlu»lr»»* • J j,„ . | ,,
tu
Yittmr I «|#I• ~| | • 11\ |
( lull Mrf) Krt*U> «t»*l S*«IiimIh>| |,u|»ln
Srh«H»|
KNtlWITON'S ORCIIEMTHA
m
mill
\ !...
J i n i t t 'f
itilhl from 7 '10 In II Ul> I* M
A llfllltivt^rn maluim* •!»»»«••
lhe Y<»uitir PropL V t'lul*.
J l fm ni 0 : J 0
Ntuniital rlmrjf#
Keerealton C enter
4 M ile. North of SANFORD
<.n DE LAND KICIIW AY
#
11* «mi
I*
I N uih *
J
IIOLLYWOOI)
| IVairr.
\ \ j |ia\i«
T b r .S| Muiitrn ( haj*(« r »
unottMir u tla iu r ai lit*1 r
I'arU h Ilium#* nt « <*<» P M 4
Suh-Drhs Kntcrtnimsl
AI .Salvhcr Hosidenco
hrr>Kt llirr ar»
\l»i V rm.ti* It
»III nil* M*» ihK .'I
uiuniiit** in lit*
( »n mi* *1
SERVED
w ith
A l l.
SA N D W IC H E S
Hnm
( ’heeshurffer
Home of Tlmse Fam ous French Fries'
TH KNI»\Y
ARCADE
Package Store
ALL I'OI'III.AR IIHANDS
O |) Farrell. Prop.
Mnthrr liWr
l.tlh and E L M
AVHNGK
i .1iitii*
DAILY MENUS
Mils
Pilot Cluh M em bers
Have Picnic Supper
Mr*. F. R, t-aney vtB.i itiilWtcl
Ibto the n i t . with M,.|iro|..i*.t>-
You can
it every time
I
rctemnniwk
I 1 A K I ^ " k n o w I t m v " to d o a J«»b r ig h f . T T i c m a k e n
o f C o c a -C o la l u v r tp cc ialU c d
In k n o w i n g
lo p r o d i i J r r c fr r « h m c n l.
Kow
^ 2
drink c a r e f u l l y m a d e . . .
with years of experience behind it. A finlibed
art In Its nuking, unknow n lo others, give* M m k;' t
Coca-Cola an. tmm.ttL lied ta.te-nppcal with
Bit unmistakable after-tetue of refrevhment.
A blend of special essence, a d d . In the
goodness of (.'<* •!-<'.>l.i an extra something 4*r*H Latifi4
that rvrrvisMlv " clriimrs.
'
C o c a - C o l a l e u Q u a lit y
More th a n j 11 »r llilrv t-q u en ch ln g ,
icc-Cdl.l Coca-Cltla i» the drink t h a t ^ ^ |
gnev into n fri-.liin:: energy. Its r
e
frcslinient plexs. :!v lingers,
r e m i n d i n g v ' u that cont ent -
f l
men! o m ir. u !u n ymi runncet n id i a L'ul-e.
‘
Wartime limit, the wipply of Onta Cola. •
Thswe 1 lows wheel yoa cannot.pet It,
rtsaei h a n Cokr.belmtnt choice, mfl. •
oat In i. AA be u mch time. No mariee I
-
B
^ /l-'^■'n*-. ' ' SSSi
lb
IblligblrV! **f
U.*l«>
I li*«* |
of the r *rwl m,t.u*'ii«l 1 *nncbj
||
nill |»i»vl ul tin
*•( M« | |{« i u l b
f ’ laudr Herndnn.
Mnimi * lD | Koill 1 I a#
A r r , at n «••• I* M
Mr* l i * i n
don’t gr oup • ill m l a* hoal.**#*
K«rb member i» rmueidid !•» •*»*» u
her favnrlle
S|Mir(*m«-n and
r Mii*irvnt ion
ili a hav# «otoptninnl n tr I «|fh
gtiud l«a*ofi
that J«ib* with lbi«
departm ent
have l*ccn
uxed a t
■mi vjr
expert* In thrne inattatw. Tbl
could be af.umpllshcd by th# e*
tabluhraent af a fonaarvatlor
M f . w i i g l i l l i far th* ragyU
D riu lv s
S t i M 't l
i
« m adomi t«t rutlnii
Nt! rraqatw a*— m inerals,
n rra , tim ber a n d o th er
.Well aa flah and gnide—
Wrly .urev y ed and M o
* ■vn*|BMiiirBi
non-p o litic.I bmuni
o a r d ,ui
.o f
m
(fu :tlit\
! uirnt*.
change! |( jl«o uowld givi* ibr
ro m im u io n |»«iv«rr («• fix IMg Inn
ll*, nj>cn ami cin*r*l *m*on#
Cbaarrvgtien In Florida never
NEW AUR1VA1.S
HOT FJ,RF,'N ( , H FR IE D POTATOES
ONE ItlLLIO N and
T h ree H undred
MILLION in WAR
HONDS—
il* * Miplnv
lata theaa m atter* as th e im m ed
iate
a ltu atio n
m ay
demand,
through action by a non-political
departm ent resp.rn.ible lo r thn
f;ame and frs-sh w ater fish, than
ace a th re a t to these Florida
Wildlife rrm ourrei while sw attin g
doubtful legislative approval.
The o th er am endm ent ro n reraIng ro iu rrv g jiu n of g a m e and
ITsh applies to the S ta te Board
of Conservation II la designed
to give th a t board power In re g u
late and m an ag e l it 'own a f fa ir ,
and dutlea.
A pproval of th la
am endm ent w ill m ean Improved
adm inistration a t the law s in
conserve a n d Incrrsue o u r ta l l
w ater flah h eritag e.
M
The L’ . D t
will Imltl il* re ,|*y r aLt Im-ui
Ifulai meet In i at Ihr home <#f , an|f
H«ir*lr*'w«rrw #%«• 1
|iu\ i' *t Iinli||i'*l i*
? tale- ( ti.inil*#i **f I uin nint r um*|
uf (iovrrnur Holland
I In* amt'lidinrn. tw ilraignrd !«•
pul n *inp to f 1m* MpfMiinling. btr
I fig and firin g *.f mctnlH-r* nf ibi*
Finrbin (iaiio nfi«l Pit *lt Wuh i
F lih ( 'tiinmi** toil
1,r» J
.ehkh th- njrtilar m r r ttn i *>• | \
h*»
k hrkl at .1:311 I' M In th** au<n* merriment Kj
•uriirn.
lownl In fi«h
Th* Vitimin'i i luh. uii K*r In'* n^ eiv r u f.»»"
f.ireetion «»f MI«l« Hinton will h a w lontrsta wrrr
r h a r i r ol the »c a i p ^ ir th r lln l vrer# |*rr«n.i«1‘ iofr riHjni
Jeanne Uni*
The aflernotm !eF»it#n ^
»•*' Moffett
i.rwJrr t ’»r i l l i n . n n i «.f Hr* \liimtr
\t\n
ti..June*.
i athrrej im u
Open For Third Year
FREE! FREE!
SANEOKI) I'dKlIM
r so n a
The Weatilde P. T. A. will have' her daugl ter.
a Hallowe'en rarnival at the ,isth blrthdns
arhool from (1:30 to U..OQ P. II urdav after nm
The public Is invited
_
p ark Avenue
A ooard meeting of the Gram*
\ rotor ..
m at Sc io*»l r 1 A *ill
%*»* u
Mt 2 :uj I' M l*arcnU an* n*\ lU t l • |#Vor^. tltvitu
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
llii-ir ii*ual four il.«y n»nvrnlM»n
I Li* f tll, and liftv<* wtl«*r(r«l lln
I! o*im Yell
IV**tr I.
larV vMivillt*.
••p^fiini ol t!:CO I* \l. Nov. n,
r l o i i n f a i l h n Lninjuri llml «*vr
• ins.
• r«»ttinu«»ii ii
I ' m- r«»nlr«*l of
• •it « h trr liihmif. >■ *
iiral
iit^ |»r •tv«o«r 11V
thr rornmrr
d a l ftm iitl iMslMs.fr \ 1'ulikr lh«
nn.«*fii|it ('til |»n vi«mi«I> MtfMlionrit
il«-allnif Hill.
•* mi*' and KrMl
\V«(ir l u h . it i« n**f ^Ivfti lb*
Mttlifni|e-.| (*..«« r uf til*««*lulr »li*
(alurwl* «* »ri«l i* kiili/trl (•* l*'v
Nil. of lb* nno M*l MMfll N, WlMlfl
i«lall\t*
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ron lnd
•*Md l.y Ihr l b . »l*l.»
Wildlife
iirnrn tll y tl «miii I*I Mit|»r»»vr lb
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nnd
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iMAoriMli*.!
|>rr»i nl ••(•inilull iiimI innka f*«
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iintforiniU
ltw« nnd r»-rfttln
blHiMii m Ib r Invi lo lube irnnit*
loin*
— :M th. Stlnecipher
Honors D aughter
THUIISDAY
WASHINGTON
Take Care of Kitchen W are
Telephone 11s
Social Calendar]
Out- H a r k A l l ' S
f J i v r ' " » o T b«nd,.',,‘ n..i g.dd b . . , . v
, ' ,f '
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N " / '?1 l, r *'**'"*' ' " b e l i e v e
,
to U esc uur b..y*
e i v i l i z i l l p r o ced lirew e*|**i’ in lly w l i e r e t h e i r o w n ti
lA t them lovr. I'elrr they Save |„.,.|| r i i p t l l l e i l llllll belli III p r i s o n III III | set — b i l l I f
had no time
eo iw eil* s i m i l a r r i g h t s t o e i i e i n v p r i s o n e r s b e ll i lo
fit.wrung iijau
It is in th e r e a l m o f c i v i l i a n t i g h t s , h o w e v e r .
They al.ould have trees and loot l. n r l .a i il v a p t s ’ n r s in its w o r s t f o r m
H e r e tin
snni Ml* i* el.essi.
| a r c w . r s , . I li an t h e J a p s
T h e y t u l h l e s s l y kill
o r let t h e m . s t a r v e to d e a t h
I hey c a rry o f f i
Tell them hna thr* ate...... .
MARJORIE ROSA COGHURN, Society Editor
*.»• *f:»> 1•illfl’Ii'HCt* ft |*l.u »•
1,1. . ' m a t t e r o i l .......I !*• w . i i e d a s i d e b y s a y i n g . " W e
w i l l , ' m ill le i l i n g it g o nl Hint
II to not a k i n d o
«.*r.
Social And Personal Activities
Nisrht
P *• f itiiLi
I s.« •**« (*•!«.p|*|s
in w iliitlti. fi n i l
1
_
—
Will aun, Iml war And nmy tlu'ii
‘ f l i c m o r e a n i n f o r r i u s l llllll e i v i l i x i l l im rno ll niiD tiili Tt
loan* d iire|i
t l ie ii11 11 1mr y m e t h o d s n-o si b y l i i e N a z i G e r m a n s
Brweml«*r
..I h*..
Hie lin.krn .|;,|,;ine*.e | i ; i r l in T s . tin m o r e i n c r e d i b l e t h e y up|
Ami give ..................lies li n y
l a i lln*... make n.ilsr
find know* h»» y..nng t'.ey
Mould* I* chairman of
Oversea. Toy* for qhri.tma.
G A IN E SV IL L E Oct. 2R — (Spe >
n a il W hin n Morula ta n n e r |
oiirt hit | tart in |>nsl .cling f*t“l
.lop* Herded tu win the war he
i* ml|>inn in m any way*.
h i n t aiwl forem ost, h r i* pro
ducing food t t * | la absolutely r» - ]
rn tia l lor
sUr
civilians a"d!
arm ed lorcea ol iu i allies
lie it a lto doing rowr’i to main*
tain morale in our atine.l fo res,
tow among civilians. Perhaps hot,
• nousI a tten tio n haa been given)
to this subject of m orale—from
the standpoint of
the
farm er*.
American troops are
now
in '
many l*»ds, t u t they are not too
lu t a » a y to tell them about what i
t te tarm rr* of M orula, of the
Nation a rr doing. When they read
in their tiew apapeia or h ear by I
►hort wave radio th at the fa rm '
l ro p lf tuck heme an* going to]
•re In it th a t they get plenty j
tired, it's bound to give them a '
ul food and the other
things
thev tired. It's l«i in,| to give thrill
a lift, to keep th eir m oralr high ;
The farm er can bs- sure tSat
his governm ent la
letting
t ie
nrim-d forcea know ot his work —
In* radio and by o ther mean*. This
idea nf keeping the ntfii In the
m m o l fotcea inform ed on ho»
fi■<mI protlurtinri ia going at tiomr
rrrv r* a twofold |tur|Mi r it give*
llte te n n e r credit fur his nccs.iu
pits! m cnls1 a rd it builds m orale
am ong our soldier* in this roun*
(iv. in England, A frica. A uslrulin.l
tiiel in evrry other land
U . i n J S l r l r t ' " iimi learn!
" T h i * am to uiicem e n l con ic* r ig h t a lo n g n f t e
i bine own understand i g e s l i f i l i tiilule liy f ' o m m i s s l o n e r _Mtiyn t h a t t h e
,v. . i > v r.
g r o w e r s ia e a c h s e e t i u n • u g u t i i z c f o r t h e i r o w n
litiil In d o iX _ ragiil.;j 4kk“ S . J k i A u . l ‘a o t u l a w a h L . p r
LKTTl'N I n MAIN i P irrK Ji
I is•! *11 ninili* in t h i s w o r k . Imf w e s h n i i ld al t r e m e
f o l k s u p I h e r e hi W a s h i n g t o n d o not know v e r y n
(E m m The Aiaeiiean M ere u n t
Fluridn product*
I t , l l t e i e f o r e , i* i n i f o r l t i n n t e l y
L E T them in. f i l e r , lliey nre v ery! I n p r e s e n t o u r s i t u a t i o n in t h e b e s t |Miasilde mi
tinsl:
i to r e c e i v e e v e r y l o t i s j i l c r n t m u Unit is title ii s ”
Give them the €nu. hrs wtieir Ihn
-»
Let "them w"u w-.-de ............. j
F arm Production
Said P a r t Of W ar
E ffo rt In Stiite
PA C E T IIR E li.
TH E SANFORD HERAI.D. RANFDRD. Fl/ORIDA
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2ft. 1912
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2fl, 1942
At K \ VM iK H
GKOIM.K
S«i<» Sirak Fur Sundar
It l i i m r i l b.iin > Uvoiiii**
tsiMfi**! ii. I ir ini **mm it
l*i lb** j•!t ti) irllll'K in * r*
till Muin pbu-e*! i*Vi I a Itn*
111 n •hurt time ibe b#»i»r>
|«W|ll«H Il'IUl's
SuDtiii Dinner For 4 (tr
Hiked S h i * Steal
Itnkrd S n r c t Fntator*
Kacallopdl ( V k f )
|(i»riiiti
I 'Inn* J im
Oiniitft Sula*
<b*.»rbam Ib*!*cri
(
(Uked aSniaa S i n k
l’h<,M* Bit#*.1 ns we,o. Jl. . F.
J. Meyer. Mrs I ..mine Ileal, Mis*
l.arille Johiwon. Mrs II A. Sn,.i.
•« n. Mr*. IM Stunelwig, Mrs / ,*
P Bailiff, M.- W I*. M*.t4 n ]4
'lr». E II |j>i..-y. M's • ■ 1 I
Powell, Mr* I! « Max's. It M.
M. ll Smith. Hr< J C. Mu. b-U It
Mr*. W V. lit*line. Mr. 'L itv 1
liawllnv ,U U Fianres y •ifii.
Mr*. Al Hunt and Mr*. Joel Field 1It
|M»u"d« c*»urch nr n*und
. ij* lnur
ljl*lr«|H*'M
' lfal»|**»ir |tmws>i
full i nnd I it* 11 •••' •
t, lal I'lOUI l^*'s **» 0*1 M
b*f TvmiM I som-i , I I * "
nnd ( r*nr Humrro !"•
up tScir film r a r r r r * f*.
\ire, John I’nvti# i* I*
war,| tbr nit fori*
r»»
M un tgumcf). \%hi> iwlk-
PROTECTING
it.vrebant niaiine. i- n**t
I m around lone
(In iiltri l*»i* lb.
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IMitallel
" l l U*f*l
Iu* “ *m«m| i
i f c t o i . **thai J v** • • ••
liable you toubl f t ' * '
. 1.lute N***a lb.
i's.ne, an*l >**m hav. t
| l r s .,s s w eelrry s.lt
t • u - | h•*,i .Ir > m uslarc
* rui
i t...j.[s .t on Ions
tal.l.*. iNHin |.rr|..re*l fiirsefta.l.sl.
cut billing water
Pt.untl flour Intel both skit* of
[meat. Urnwn quickly on both si.W*
] in l.l henl^l in frying |'«n
iTransler 16 baking tilth an.I ...M
teat of iiiRIrdients. Cntrt llrStlr
day a t Si30 P. WT for the pur- 1iirwl fwke*l 2-3 hours In mmlrrate
iioae o f review ing the Horn" oven Turn »r»*rul times t» all"*
Mission s tu d y book. "W hile It Is even hakln.
D ay". T he review will be in th*
Shoretrim Dessert (Frotrn)
form of a round-table d isc u ss 2 1-2 ru|M ruUibl vanilla s s t . r .
ion with Mr*. I \ |i. Stephenann, i I 13 rit|t caftnr.. cv sporated null..
M ra. Iloy
Mann. -Alra.
H ugh ! <tittle*.
\e
W hekbel. Mra. O.
H tuart arwl i I. .....................
iMtekne lemon griktin
M r - W G Sheldon taking p a rt. , | u t .l» .| o.vrvr lemon .Julre
A uxiliary mentbera are u i« .“l l 1 t cups bojling pineapple j . im*
to a tte n d .th is mMtkng.
l-k teaspoon sal.
■---------------- j I leaspuor grated lemon rind
Jo h n
I— F an s. S ta le A d m in -11-4 tu p su g a r
Istra lo r o f W ar Having*, a n n o u n -. b p m i't t *klf Ihe rn m b x in shal
red tbg appointm ent o f W a lU r L .|lo w . laitle rad Iksa. Chill milk and
Ifhjra of O rlando aa chairm an o f j h e a lunlll thick. Dlsaolva gelati..
thn O range
County
com m ittee la p m ra tp lc . julre, ’ a.kl lemon
fd r W ar B aring*. ID y'a t# l»9
aall. trlml and augar. f i l l
head of th e A m erleaa
F ire A
• 11Uli ^ A h lf*,V sb**l v,,' n !
I
^"1
w .,t r 1 t
[ milk. F o u r 'd r t r rrvtmb*. (o v e r
--------------------’
w ith re st «>f rrum ba ami let slsial
•
12 huurr or laager
Cooperating with the B u t e
. - 4 --------Defence
Council,
the
F lo rid a ' T able cloth* th a t
hava w..,a
Chain S to re Association U u rg in g spots In them atilt
havo tlwir
< rerv employe* to lain
a C hare- u /ra . Cut them up In appropriate
the-C ar crab, to, relieve the trmivs- site pit res and then hem to make
portalkm shortage- Ail th at* * In dish towel*. GaUy colored cloth s
O rlando rw part 100 percent «up- m aka a ttra c tiv e tea tew rta If yos
p o rt from th e ir grot™.
•
p r r e le w r about p rin ts amt t» r-
Sastf.H'l
lit.
Paul M. Iloen.hel
of I’.u t
Myracca, and Tom Brown of Ft.
la u d e n la le , w ere app n ln lr.i .n*niher* o f thn KvergUd.-s Drainage
D istrict CtfmmUaion. so e rrc lin q
G eorge A. C halker aiwl II I .
I.yona, It w as annnunceH this
week.
•
7MOI) iiiorr f mi *| l * ••*m ttjiiMU.il
I Mt-rtls atul the jut ..I ■".* 'Hf • In s1%.•
i.tif raiitpaign Itelttti.l lit* l-»" .n* ....... I
p t < « l i i i ' t i . . n u l l.a*t.
p s s M a n l I n v it l i . t s
M . r k r l grow i-ss ul
l.-tv I..... •»..< • p . . t j .
I t x s . anu i.liter ftm.l »•••,-. > n t tit. t r s - t
t h r i r yl rl tl w it h |.n.pt t p- -t <. .n lio l- 11-1113
Dll I'otst t . o p p e f ■ \ • ..ll ip ."lll.l -I" •' *-*l'
sli d ctlrstivs- fit 11 a is " L . . I . . m p J i..|>per-M-nsilive iialiti.
y o m c’h i u * 0 ~ i
<7 c e / . . . 7 ,
A ft* i f cM rittr
e e %*,
(/of tit .
(j\CUA+Hi) £ fJ O C 4
tha meantime,
^l#(t/
Attention
Cabbaic iGrowcral
T h . aaWa TIIXHDO
plant*
it*
maw
cabbage
Poll-Parrot
.
read y al
Chrck fN«#«r f v n t u ' t *S
U
■J
a^. * gi ^ ss
X a te c k v o v c a
p*r M , F. O. IL
Kpeclal rate* on Lruck
L sJ.
mill nrivTWVwv* ' : ‘
Plant Co
OTHER DU PONT S P R A Y IN G a m i
OUSTING CH EM ICAIS
( .. p p r r - A i i l i l i . e s "• iip p e i 111 I*’ *, s n lu l.l r
fo ili l th an th at of u s u a l ll.nils-..n» Mixl u r r s , r l i l u l n e l i u y liigli s n l i d u l i l v . o u r ul
t b r r h i r f c a u s e , of > u-I.L icstm Hots and
p la n t stu ntin g.
S H O E S
C o fo th a c e n
»* its t .1.1- • >• -.11
45g aiMi 65c the Pair
Wool Rijw - - - $1.00
I)u F o n t G o p p e r - A tlonipi.u itd is not o n ly
a fu n g ic i d e w i t h this an d ..tlirr iii iu su al
p r o p e r l i r * . .u rc e .sf u lljr n u p l o y r d th e n a
tion o v e r f o r |h ear last 1 l i t r e y e a r s . . . It is
r rw it M n lr a l a . w<ll. O n ly l to 5 p o u n d ,
m a k e 100 g a l l o n , of a spray s o lu t io n tufTiclrtiljr p o w e r f u l lo g i v r r o o lc u l ol le a f die
r a s e s c o m m o n l y ittllrd b ligh t.
DU ROH? CAICIUM AMINA1I ........
irellmi Mai Mt»4 »*wHm patiiws, *eitaa
In ketdi H**4*
• HRRVICE R0)< TOO!
WALKER FER T IL IZ E R CO,
PHONE 0771
OIU.ANDO, FLOHIDA
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King Christian Has
Developed Pneumpnia
Purple hurricanes
Clash With Miami Hurricanes
i’ s
CORAL GABLES. Oat.
28,
* (S pecial)— T here’ll be a battle of
: th e H u rrican e. In
th e
Miami
O ra n * . D o*t S aturday afternoon
O c t 31 when the P u rp le llu rri' canea of Furm an U. claah with
th e U nireraity of Miami llu rriWide World F eat a rte
canea.
IOWA CITY. Iowa. Oct. 28. —
Miami took ita aecorul atride
tow ard winning t i e d a te football Hill S< h a lte r la perhapa amail
cham pionahip lo t t h e ' fira t time college footbali'a g rra te e t ion- alnco I9JH by tripping Rolllna tributinn to the b if-lim e gridiron
_ t l - 9 U at wye* ending the T a n show this yeai.
l i t t l e known nationally while
airin g of shutout vlctortea. Miami
previously licked Tam pa U5-d ao playing In other y e a r, for North
C
entral
College In N aperville, III.
. Um M lanii-Florltla gam e In the
O range Howl Nov. i; t; will aeltie S chataer quickly became a elandout In tha backfleld of Uernle
tha sta te cham pium hip again.
A g reat line an.) a s ta r studded Oieman’a Iowa Seahawka.
The unheralded young aviation
backfleld h a . carried Miami to
v lcto riri in IU U .t th ree gamea j cadet ao (mprreaed Hiermaq that
* and will m ake the llurrlcanea hr wau quickly assigned lo the
-favored over thetr ou t of stale d a r tin g backfleld ami waa the
ala r of the Seahaw ka' trlum pha
rtvala thla week.
Miami la •till Im proving and I*, over Kansas and N orthw estern.
not a I pec lei I to reach its peak un-1 At hla beat agalnat the W ildcats
the
W eatem
Conference.
til tha three closing c ia o e a with I of
Klorida. South Carolina and West I Schataer averaged 8.1 yarda lug
ging
the
ball.
Virginia. W alter W alt, reserve
In recent games S chataer ha>
rig h t halfback, la the tea m ’s lead
ing scorer w ith five touchdowna— • hared tha headlines w ith a n
athlete
■ sta rtin g record when It la con- o th er none-too-publlaed
aldtred he h a t carried the ball
b u t 12 tim es Tkie aeason. He has.
a. n et gain o f IV4 yards. Al K asr■lln, shlftieat runner on th a team,
haa picked up 148 yards In 10
tuna and haa sddeil m any more
y ard s with Ma brilliant punt reiu rn s. Al la also averaging shove
40 yards nn hla punta.
,
T ha Furm an game will give the
H urricanes a chance to avenge
one of the w orst defeats In Miami
history. Hack in 1927. first year
of varsity football at Miami. Ho
w ard aquelrhrd Miami 6S-0 and
Furm an did the trick 89-7, largest .
• m argin of d e fea t for any Miami
tleren e. Miami haa twlca beaten
How ard since then hut until this lilM i »u iiv
wwilk iu
itrs iu j
Fall, haa never had a second N orth C entral College,
w trre hla
fieiformancea
were
notew orthy
enough to w a rran t him recogni
tion on the
L ittle
All-Am erica
•quad and professional bid from
the D etroit Lions
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 28. l*T —
Kins C hristian X of Danm ark la
a t the point of death from peneumo-.ii and haa appointed 43-yrari i,pi Crown t'rin e t' Frederik aa rall’rtit nnd ordered him to taka over
in - duties of p iv am m an t, official
rrp o rtl from Copenhagen aald
la* night. . .
Iow a P layer Haa
C ontributed M o s t
In Gridiron Show
O ffic ia l
d isp a tch e s
aald
th o
m onarch m u y die w ith in 21 h o u r ..
T im
u r n unofficial re p o rt, i
|h » ’ ha had suflered a b rain
hrm ori haa*
Itadio Oslo reported ra rliar to .
C O U L D D E T E R HE
I T M P K I N E A T E R W IT11
STOM ACH U L C E R
P A IN S ?
I .•
|*le wvulit hnkr
i/«t ••MiR |i< 1‘rlrr a« w»|| aa
m .. us if iililn l with a firf «atln«|
| m Ih* T hntr who
auffvr * llh
• (•.t«w*rh
nr
tllrrf
|>«ln*
ln f|l(* t~
llstt a a * p allia
l»» i r I l s u r i». l u m l h g
»«f*allto»t
Li. «t «>wl « s | l t r r r • • m l I •
I .«••)• tigssil I-* »■•••• mill ah(*ul«l
If |
.'M a tild a I. chairm en of
O verseas Toys for C hristm as
Ask yourself these
Q u e s tio n s w hsn
you buy « lixstfys
Q cra. Why haa Black-Draught
' w a n such a favorite la ia tiv a with
'f p o r feneration* of u ser. In the
S outh! Ana. Because It U pure
ly herbal, and uaually gentle,
thorough, prom pt when directions
are followed. (Jura. W h at’s a n
o ther reaw n for Black- D raught’s
g re a t popularity? Ana. It coats
only !8< for 25 to 40 ilows. Gat
B U ck-D raughl In tha fam iliar ytllow bog today. Fellow label 41rectlon*.
I Ik. a
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2 -a*
b » |
»»f
r« l« a
’4gy U . .t I k . 7 2 - , « r W n i i t * »
itrc n g th waa declining and th at
he waa allowing | m U f sign* of
.'atlque.
Kin* C h ristian w as ln;urcd Oc
la ta r 17 when ho f«W frcia a
h o rv d u rin g Un daily ride. Uo
developed
pneaum onia
several
T H E B E S T US
I.
..
rnuA
a* l
ItiiVCV II \« K
|s m a
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g h » |r
Thla arena took place In Grand C entral Tatars, form er homa ef leading
rational n h lb lta , and now the Army'a number one enlistm ent and In.
ductlon ecntrr In New York. Tha men In thla photo a rt shown regain*
Ing their clothes a fte r they had been glren th e ir medical e lim in a tio n
and told when to report for duty. (C tu tra l 1‘r t u )
Tampa Event Is
Streamlined To
War Proportions
a to*!
IH II l l l . r .
At
slr u g
chip* and still an o th er brought
fruit and fried rh lrk rii
It r*J>
e«! up with rarh h iking fruit,
rhirkrn, |Nitato chip, a •antlwich
unri ra k r for lun< n
• W IN E S
dem and today th an e v e r befgre.
You can learn to o p e ra te th ese
in trica te m achines w ithin th re e
N I C K ’S
Package Store
V O lIlt
Bond Buying
Is Your Part of
Production!
L e t (h e F lo rid * S l a t e U v tk
h e lp y o u b u y W a r S a v in g *
B ond*— r e g u l a r l y .
M anpow er Goal Tops
All W ars In H istory
^
World F eatures
will l»e m inimised t •• a Im iint'*
Announcement bv .Se«relaiy *»f m ake dance through the .Jo* n
War H enry L. Btlmson that 7. town section
500.000 men will be serving in * The t t utive U .ai.i
of
tlu*
the Army by (he end nf nest I C riversity Alumni
\a*«Mi*tion.
year em phasises the enorm ity j working with « (o m o iitlre reprr
of this war For th a t number la sentating the student InmK has
g re ater than the combined to arrange.| m pfogrnm which will
tal of soldiers In svery previous j open with the president'* annual
war In the nation's history
J reception T‘»ur»«lay night *•»•! end
A m erica's present arm y
4. with lb - Alumni «lani • in l ie
251.000 men —is now the m ight- C m vrt»It y
hallfooiu
.Satuida)
lest we have ever massed, f<>t in
*11 nf Work! War 1 the (Jmled
S tates put under arm s 1.057,101
soUliers. of whom *J .1*4 rT.lllinn
wert draftees
E stim ates of the num ber of
troops engseed in the Revolution
run from 250.000 to 400.000. tu t
the Continental Army.
at
ll*
peak strength In 17/H. Include*!
c.nlv .75,000 soldiers .Homo half
million men enlisted In the W at
of 1H12. slightly more th an two
million served with the Union In
the Civil W ar. and 2AO.000 were
engaged in the war with Hpaln.
CAMP III.A SH IN G , Oct. 2d.
(h ir Ita st
man|KJwer — only
116AV7 tro o p s- was all th a t waa (Hpeciah t snip {Handing civil
lan
*M(krr« at* Ivfam lng mow
required to win the war with
and m uta
for vlctorj'" run
M siico from UMA to IMM.
•ciou. a . ra rh day paaaca.
First th ry |H>olr.l all av iilab lr
auto »p»cr for th r vary nrcaaaary
function «f Krilinir to and from
3A C K 80N V IL IX , Oct. 2*. (F thla bl» trainlnir c r n lr r nnd thus
Nfl) A t a Joint m eeting of cll- •llm lnatrd tin- u .r of • aa many
rectora of the Jlorlda fre e s A s Urea a . pna.iblr
.
sociation. held here last week. It
Then th ry alartrd poolln* funds
was decided to hold the annual for Ihr purchase nf W ar Bonds
m eeting o f the I’reae A ssociation
For w rrka any montha th ry 'v r
In the form nf a nne-day con bran | .... 11r>ir all available scrap In
ference a l the Mayflower Hotel. their Varinu* rom niunlllta.
Friday, Nov. 27.
Now th ry 'v r a ta rtrd pooling
th rtr lunchrs hrrr
Hlrvca many
bring Ihalr lunchrs from home,
The foreign-born population
thry have found th a t by sharing
the U nited fitetea decreased n<
thsy g e t m ors v a rls tr. For Inly on e-fifth in the peat decade.
(tin e s, ons day a stenographer
brought a large portion of h rr
birthday
cake.
-A nother
*lrl
brought sandw lchra and potato
Nowailay*. 1hou«arkd« *»f women
who suffer from iiurely function'
a) |>eri(Hlic train rr|y on fhe J-w ay
help »f I A HIM I S t s i t n i .1 ilays
l*eforr Ihr time ,»n«l taken Un ill
rrcletl. m am fitxl it hi Ing* relief
A« a to n ir. it oftrn | i r i h ll|« top
J*etlte, I n r n a t r i fin* «•( gu»l|1r
uires, tlnj* aiding iiig» *lion «sv.«fl
iclping build r r * i.tf n r r fot lime*
moat needed
\
J year vccoid
aayi 'T r y ( AKIM'!,,f
m onths if you have good eyes
an d nim ble fingers. Then you
OFFICERS
M. H. Wigglnja, Vice I'rett.
r. II. McNulty, 1‘rw ldenl
J. E. Rowland, J r., Caahlcr
Florida
C h a rle s D u n n
F o r r e s t G a lc h e l
W . E . K irc h b o ff, J r.
C . H . M c N u lty
J . E . R o w la n d . J r .
M . 8 . W ig g i n s
C ap tu re O f Nalchik^
P la te au
C laim ed;1
R eds A dm it N e w
L o a a e s In City
A.
R W tlm r
of
l^ingwcw.l
Send-Ofi Group’s W ork Praised
By Selective Service Director
CALL AT T H E HERALD O FFIC E FOR
Harry J. Minarik i
( ompltdes Clitrht :
Training In Navy:
TALK IT
OVER W ITH LLOYD HARVEY, FO R E
S a n fo rd
MAN.
By PAUL ROBINSON
1HELLO,
BEEZEV
'
D O N r DATE
THAT GO ON
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1 U P .* r
dlcAted 0^4 A ils los*ea already
S l j E p s g e n e n i l pohlig *•
had beer hravv, both In »«• ks
should alien.! the meeting
to- ami
man T here was no i u IS«*m
jj*41 in ; tnorTow nigh
U llve es lk»ate. howrver, «*n lh«
r^B*rtI *°
conduct of numlier sf Rommel's lank* i»ut
back, gpqrrrnmeot a* bearing on local
in one problem s he adtird. “ If you do ro t 1out nf srb'»i In the fir»t u » f
ded in stand up sml
make
yourself days of tko fight, sml H * «•
t s s ld ( heard . or do not m ake use of the •clear that bv far his main .»•
m otor- |n w e rs given y o j for the conduct morvil i>o*%r was p n m l ba**
the batd tfro n t.
e Into of your governm ent, then you hsve 1of **rouns
• fiprisoners traded ha *
it one only youraelf to blam e If these
fover
the |!rfjfth supply lines told
wiped (towers nre ultim ately withdrawn. , of the
r r ifle barrag e of the
“ W r of Seminole County have!' El A !amtsln|lloe
has t*een un.li
down
things worth fighting for
lt since the M an **f
rwliava1The rig h t to run our own busi-,
as HrUlsh artillery
3unler< '**••
lo **
,n !
ij through the mine
t they k f l 'k l i v s hslls, Ih# right to l e t
wrbed wire for In
.
ter social and educational oppor
| Arm y of the Nil**
» ji^ llu n itle a for our children; the
k v sn t of the t.igntli
i C
to contribute to the limit of •
ra tio n * of the A sm
* , t r ’ lo u r land and hum an resource* to l
h have not h**en dr
1
w inning of the w ar; alsfi lh#*f
fteuters dispatch t ••
* d” *, f ight to work for a farmer-owned
i a c*»rre«p4ii»«ienl al
rit**!}1 and controlle*! credit system ** *
4 dstelin*,| ' *•**•! •»f
*he aikled
i
>f n l ine.** Hutu at mg
naval
**1 he rig h t to raise rural living I
i h wi re fann.i g ••
:k Hea stam lards, is chiis. ' he continued,
a ll's flr*l deliti***.
lilt up also to guard a g ain st a post war I
met! a tra s h . These right# can best b e '
Classified Advertisements
BALCV 00fcWCT NtewtR. W tU GO IH
Nazis Make Demands
For Vichy Vessels
week Jwh. M art be n e a t ’ and
h a re good reputation. A pply
Boa T, e-o Herald.
NXWT T O I K , . Q ct. 18, (A V N asi dag*— da h a re bean jaade
upon Vichy fa r th e su rre n d er of
all t t m h M t a w n now In F rench
harbors re g a rd Wee o f aaUoM & to,
uaccerdlng to Inform ation reach- g r a t i a
Hard*, Tomalona, Broccoli,
SEwsaBfiKK
P*TV j*°m St». who a*M hla latormukn.cam* from good aathew-
work-
Maritime Commission
Charged With Grnli
CHICAGO, t k t
r*.
F.rneet f r i e r Burger, on* nf t hr j
rig h t N ail •■l•)4*llrs who were,
im uggied Into tb* Unltr*l S tatr-1
by aubmarinea fitlahed hia *tnry j
of the plot Wathwadey with a
diapliy of an g et * v rr th r nur*
tlon of w hethri be h » t aatr-l hi.
•kin by turning a 3 a 'n>t hi* run |
•rd r rates.
He a s a on the w ttnrea eland
a t the tria l of a l| O erm an.A m rri i
ran* on treaaon
Defrnae Attorn*;
erkrd: "W ere yi
m inlty If you
By FRAN STRIKER
ill.
Girl* fo r ooda fountain
La nay’s D rug Store.
to tha th in g , ho haa to
‘T h e re fo re , wa a a farm er* e ra
asking you to g iro Four support
to an organlxattou th a t will (win
o* achieve th e th in g s In Ufa worth
fig h tin g fo r. an org an isatio n th a t
has a tta in e d national recognition
C O R R E C T IO N
i l u r a r h ta r r
I* 4»f * j | r a r i
*i*t«*<l in a
»>*• edition
1 Kationintf
BaSif op atlffly.j '-W hiatlin*
W illie’'
William*. Wlllir "T alk »«<■! h.,.1 lurk
* t the law yer negro entertain er, haa returned I’ll I r t I t - m .i» r w-nir-l mm- In
!
|* ftm e aumnie. of e n te rla ln in . go on n broaden.!, >>r linv. l wiih
and dec la fad ;
n ite r <br
"I may remipd yag, air, th a t ■and afflclatlng aa Janitor at lb>- n unit I w s. all in
you are speaking l i a Germ an Florida K ilih lta a t the Atlantic W c a trh r.lrr »ho» and I km-» I
Plate* G ov-jC itv St**1 Pie.
never roubl Kidd un In the Id*
i oIdler. .T ha Unit]
em inent respected
by not
W illie, who has become aorl time. Ilow efer. all ib r way down
I e x p ec t. of a on# man riiam ber of com on Ih# t r im I rnl.-rtaln -.t .nblter*
offering aav p ro s
[ ...................
mere* for extrolllng
tha sam e o f you. • » .
... ........... _ the a llrn r I and .allo ra ,” Willie added
i ---- and
. . j Industries -»
o--.r« —j
p-0||owtPB hia appearance on
— ■»<
" T , T‘
Il .tlon*
of Ranfunl
_
,
_
, L_
.
[a n d Bemlnola Co inty durli jf htv( t ),e klajor Bowes A m ateur Hour.
r. e----a r , - - --------service a t- J —
h a - Icago,
y e a r, ago, W tllte waa pre-
Doctors In Bervice
of
Menace Public ^Health; J a |r and
[o rd A v s .
t cw n to rT/ VjwtAR i unit m t o p tu r n /
WABHTNOTON,
;ed Army Pilot
SITUATION
Lorcner s Jury
Inquest Pul O ff
Until M o n d a y
Blumling CivilianH
“Pool For Victory
Plante, acreage plantM N s. 4 1 -iceberg letil tOO U white Bermuda
75 M green sprouting GOOD re liab le bookkeeper. A pply
ready to see th is week,
H e rald 'O ffic e.
Lake Monroe, Phone
i t m w v r l t . «»lk* »•> .•» u r»*ui
A Friendly Inutltullon
D A TE S*' JE E P E D S J'
T H E Y T S E o E T T lN o M A l
c l a s s w im b a n a n a s
THE LONE RANGER
A tu n ic a's f i r s t alady. Mr*. E I m k u
I S untnrn pilot*.
of |h«
I rim fu T l Au%ili«t'
a ifirM in K urland. W hilr *he
••»»»!? th* **
fBI«| mIAMil •milltlnl. It! 1 *hf 'l i c i ,*.r»
f t ..mi >•*i •
ahr igiwtral Ihr •Ifrio
•
lift r^:* f
*’ * 1 '*
i f lltr \1 \
H i . .Y fu ll photo IflMM I
• ■ f \ . va N
q UI
B ank o f
Hemmed In Troops On
Guadalcanal I n f l i c t
Big Losses On Japs
(h cn\ helming Num
ber Of Jap Troops
‘F i g h t Americans
For Prize F i e l d
11 t M lttt, O r.. ;<•. ( V I').Four
i l r —e r o k m lll — low
defeat i l the incum bent. W. It. I more
Italian!. 2CJ to 180 in the se I lllg h era were ah.il down b>
t ig h t e r . ronllnulng
cond
prim ary
for
District i l l ailed
num ber two of the Seminole 1 [Urge acale operatinna againI
[at
the
en»aiv
nn the E gyptian
C ounty School Iloanl. Follow
ing hla election. Mr. Illatline ; p rin t.
will serve for two years. E. T
lla Jn rs. for 1* yt-ara a board
m em ber died last Keb. 15, and
B. F. Hailes, hla nephaw waa
appointed In hia plaae, follow
Ing th e leruntniendation of tha
C ounty Dem ocratic Executive
Com m ittee. The latter a fte r
serving three m onths died otl
July 2, being replaced bv W.
U. Itallanl. who -III rontinue
to servo until Ja n I
J.
ag e benefits besides.
ETTA KETT
V d E S ! I. A if f k
.Hitler Armies Are British Meet
Attacking Heavily OpposiiiMIn
In Caucasus Areel A,T “D,,V:
b est paid trad e s in th e country.
F o rty hours a week will provide
you with a good stead y income,
.w orkm an’s-'co m p en satio rif'
FU R T H E R INFORM ATION.
Mriulicr Ansochflrd I'rrw
SANFORD, FLORIDA
will have a good tra d e which will
be a good tra d e when th e w ar is
over. Linotype o p e ra to rs a re
y e a r in an d y e a r out am ong th e
unem ploym ent in su ran ce and
D IR E C T O R S
It used to be TABOO !
^°r Airis to discuss 1
th is kind o f help
YOLUUE XXXIV
Linotype o p erato rs a re m ore in
>1# !t#» hnMa
U N fT E D
STATES
S A V IN G S
(B o n d s
A)G) STAMPS
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
• SCOTCHES
a lo r a a . • v a r y *
AaCTORf!
UNITED STATES DEFENSE
'
V IS n
^
SAVIN(iS BONOS
• LIQUORS
B E SU R E T O
For V icto ry... Ylj
r ic tiK o
IP Y O U R T A S T E DEMANDS
►,.».••!. ................ . «li
K1r*t
Hi— Hiusl ii.|t>IH-a **» frlu in l-.\
Railway Commission
H as Two H earings
TALLAIIAHHKK. Oct. Z M fN
B) Two Im portant rata hearing*
war* heard thla week by the
Florida Railroafl Commission. On
T utaday application* of the Klo
rida East Coast HR and the Hea* board Air Line HR for upward
revision
of their
in tra sta ir
freig h t rates Iwtween Jackson
ville and Miami snd im m edlslr
P<>lnU were heard at Miami
The revisions Bought by the
" railroads la an Increase of the
firs t daaa ra te from | | |4 to
11-38 per hundrrd
|>ounda ami
proportionate Inrreaars In rales
fo r o ther classes of freight
. I Sim ilar Inereaaea in raU a have
baen requralnl by
truck lines
apgM ttng eaat r o .i t
achedulrs
and hearing on truck line ap
plication were lieahl by the commlgalor on W ednraday Action of
tha eommlaalon on thrae appll
, cations will be announm l at .
la te r data.
OCTOBER 28. 1942
FLORIDA.
Tho "u a p lo w e d
doctors f a r tho
hoa led tho aatiol
M uSi
riuctti.n
liR in in K
rir« t to
i? r r | m |
P r« i|il« '«
11W I Set 2li, i.P ) |c>11, •
»*f m ilita ry »nri (»h>*i« nl
o l a ll p u |iil* fro m tlu*
th r te n th
irra rir* mm *
hy
the
t'o m c il
ssf •
t 4iirm i*Blf> ii«r• l in lay
C
o th er »xMbU*. * U le . ta th lu h by a m anufacturer And.
th a t a t a recant p erform anc. at
h„ h w
, h<. ( ;r r „
tha MammaroneeJt Ptay House.
™
, ,
W estchester N. Y , w here he , p Fuhjblt at ( l r v r l.i.,| acting aa
" j o e a r a d a t a scrap drive benefit. )*«Uor .enlerlalner and c a r - t .k r r
„ h# told hla audience th a t Hanford ° f two bad tem pered m acaw ,, the
. . . waa th a “calery c e n te r of th e , local
p a rero m ade m irh ado
...B bathtub,
IWU tUta, W
I11III l<»4
[w orld, and also hau tha blg g e.t about thla
which
had
l llp r a - ro o lln g 'p la n t know n".
I bean »el w ted from dotenv offere.1
"T hey dona oto It up," aald, him I t various companies Much
attention was also glren to the
fact th a t Willi* w as unable to
ilar on | afford plum bing connection* a t
—
. . . -------- a;——
h al H*|M a hom r In Sanford In order to
h e a le d fo r New Y ork City fuM |U*o tho tub.
of hop* nnd n igh plane, only
^ m, n v p ^ d , recently quoollosowd W illi* about th l. bathtub.
{to*added th a t )u t( a t thla lim a
riata* lh a l h# publicly told
to Utttop fim a from M alor flo v rs
th e sStri sto ry from the
aaklng him to hla office for an »l*tW d u rin g bit U a t appearance,
interview
. " M r b o th tu h ! It*, .till in th*
HowtcHHeH To Meet
For “Navy N i^ht
"N evy N ight" will he nl.
served tonight In Ufc City Hall
audltcrium a t 7 :30 o’clock at
the th ird and final Junlcr and
•rnlor hostess m eeting to which
women of all ag es m ar come,
Capl. G eorge Woods, chairm an
on a rra n g rm en ta , stated this
m orning, adding th a t th* p ro
gram will be e rn d o rte d by “ real
Navy peraonnrl" and 25 men ln
the varloos type* of uniform s
will display Insignia.
N avy
language and tha brancho* of
th* N a ry , Including th# Marino
Corps and th# C oaat Guard will
ba explained.
(lt.lt
•s«|e|e 4.l\
I he I ••W
*
tln \ -itw t Is** lii-ily of a iiimm l>H's'
tin the ronriway. altri th»t I- me
itha'ilt- to *t4.|i m tirnr. h r •tr.sri
•Hill IlMlt lartHtototl th r to hr*' I * t
it toil I i "hinif iivi'i him
I «’» ' i"k'
th r • I hr i ttoo m rn to nttrn<l ts» ihr
injur* ri mnn. vs hum they rrro|ft»ir* I
n« ih»ir form er roni|ianioh. I4|fh
h) lift Iu •uminon hell*
l.ali r. v»hi n Mr. Morn*, ►till
unruii*ri"U8, ws* ta k rn lo th*
Krrf'»»M Ijiuifhton Memorial II •
nital by arnhulaiwe, It «u* fuuu I
hr ton* Buffrrtn? from *rvrre hrail
arol l*os|y injuries.
Ju * tirr W atsun ■tat«'<l th a t A '
■i*tant S ta ir I'rntecutor l.loyil J
lloylr toouli| ns«lst him at the in
nue*t Momlay.
The cor< ner*»
/ury Includes C. T. K ent, John
Z rrrener, A E. Reeves, Roy H ol
ler, O tto Calilwell and J. Deck.
< In «le M Rob»i»n. mhi «»f I)r
m *1 Mr* J N Rob*on «»f Dama
llsurh »nri form erly of Sanforri.
ha* joinril the t Tnlteri State* .Navy
<*• a P e tty O fficer, secoml cla**
II*' to a* accepted Oct. 27 am! toill
In* •tntioneif m Key W n l for
th rre toreks' prelim inary training
“I wa* too skk to f*,“ said ento," aald WtUtling wuilo.
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TBS SANFOtU) HEBALD. ftANTORO, FLORIDA,
Teu are hereby notlde* i l l re
(■ In J |a i ii M r la a cartala W it
a , Camalalat Ilia* by ct#u4* 4
Uaaill m IIM* f “ to r * 4lvo*c«?
H * panting. In Ib* Clmolt Comft
•I groloola Oaaatr, riorUlj. an or
balara Iba Kov.mbur RaU Day. la,
■ II; Iba 1*4 day 01 No.amlMr. A.
t l. m l . In Atfnoll lharaof nnl*
h k h win p w * * t b i - r y j * . , ,
Ocala Wildcats T '
, Defeat Celery
,
Xt
;
Feds, 45 to 6
NEW • YORK, OcL M — Abe
Greene **y( If you remove the
tllmulu* of title aiplratlona you
dn troy the main Incentive for
b oilng Interett.
Ilet right and that It why the
National Boxing Aoooeiallon ao.l
th* Ntw York SU t* Commlulon
,oon may reeognii* two champion*
In the varioua weight dlviilona.
Four of th* tig h t divtilon titleholder* are now In military (tw ice
— Heavyweight Jo* Lou!*, Light
Heavyweight Cue Leinevlch. Mid
dleweight Tony Zal* and Welter
weight Freddl* Ccchran*. Through
no rtluctanc* of th*ir own they
cannot defend tbelr erowni. Thearmy and navy will not permit
them to box.
Greene explain* It wouldn't !>«
fair to fore* them to rellnqulah
their champlotuhlp* and ytt It
lin't fair to th* boxtrt not In
m llltaiy »«rvle# to dtpriv* them
of a rhanc* to rroch the top and
to rn>oy tho honor and the llnanclal reward that goea with th<champtonihlp.
So It li likely that top-rank
ing men in theta dlviilona will
fight It out for th* "civilian
champlonthlp."
They may lie
ll*d th* '‘pretend*r,[ the act
Ing champion, tub champion or.
*• General John J. Phelan of
TKPHTING MAN
Ihe New York commiitlon term*
ll, lha ad interim champion.
ERW IN. Okla, Okl* OcL 2fl.
The real champion retain* hi*
T . J . lljtrhInK a haa lived In th* till* for th* duration and, upon
tam e haute fn> 44 y*ara and no hla dlaeharg* from military ter
door In the huuar ever Ji*i been rier, give* tha civilian champion
locked.
a chine* at hit title.
General Phelan inform, me
that th* New York eommiaaion
decided laat March to recngniie
an ad Interim champion.
How.
ever, no match*! for auch • cham
Morn
ionahlp h*v# been acheilulnl yrt
'he top heavy-weight thrrat* at
the moment ar* Tam I Mauridlc,
L*« Kavold and Jimmy Blvlni, who
recently outpointed Boh Paitnr
One of the** will be *llminalr,l
October SO whtn Mauriello and
Harold, meat In Madlaon Square
Garden her*.
Th* NBA and th* N*w York
com mlulon now racognli* the
aim* tlll*bold«ra In the f(vr hravler claaae*. Joekl* Wllaon la the
’ NBA'* featherweight king, Manuel
Open For Third Year
Ortli hold* th* bantamweight h-m
ora and LltH* Dado (hr flyweight. Chalky Wright I, New
4 1 6 G rundvk'W A v c ., Rone
York'< featherweight and lum
Court. 9 A ll. week dayrt. Hallr* la the bantamweight Nrw
York doei not recognlt* a fly2 Yu to k in d e r g a r te n age*.
weight ruler.
Enrollment limited.
For a young fallow of .10. Harry
Wlaner haa n*d a varieii r*r«r
You've probably beard him broad
coat football cam** over thr IILU
network. Thla I* hla flrat ae*.
ion on a big hook-up.
Hanry v i a a frcihman fool,
bailer at th* Unlvrrallr cf Flor
ida hark In the early 1930’i when
W« will be open Fri
t xraa down In that n*ek of tha
day A Saturday night*
wood*.
Chari** Bachman, th*
Florida coach, wa* hi* good friend
from now on.
and whtn Bachman w«nl ao Michi
gan Slat* Wlaner trailed along.
An Infury ended hla grid career
but Bachman Inlertited him In
radio and helped him g«t th*
E v ery W ed n esd a y
aaalgnment to broedraat Michigan
8tata gtm aa. Th*n h* hroadcait
N ig h t
th* Dalrolt Liona pro gamt* and
KNOWLTON'8 ORCHESTRA
did a Detroit anort* program
For a«r*r*l year* h* wa* ••erala ry of tha Liona a* w ill a*
.' broadcaittr. A couple of yaara
ago Wtonar Joined an adrarttolng
firm but continued hla broadcoaD
Ing. And that'a hi* acheduto now
—ha doe* advertising work the
flrat b*U o f tha wak and bop*
o ff on football aaalgnment* on th*
w**k and*.
Tie
Ocala Wildcat* defeated
6,.. tha halpleae Celery Fed* I I to 9
jV- I t their gridiron (III at Ocala
E r Friday rrenlng.
All of which
9 L would accm to prove that hunting
i* Wildcat* a* far a i the Fed. are
t ’ ' concerned, acccna (o ha a very
r ' naxardoui occupation,
ti
Sevan touch down, were acorn!
i j by Ocala, two cf them in the
flrat period. Five of them touch •
- down* were (cored by quarterback
Walker.
\
The Fed* were caved from a
ebutout when in the third period,
Robert E. L*» look a paaa from
i>- Flem lne and made the cnly touch
down for Sanford
The team la
(aid to havr put up a rood fight
/ * bet the Wildcat altacx proved
too much foe them.
•t
Lee, Fleminr and Carlton put
4
up a ‘good ram*, hut olherw iie
itk* Fed. failed to click.
V
Th* l in e u p ,:
,
SA N FO RD
I'oa.
OCAI.A
OCA LA
Carlton
Ir
Scaly
; ! lllera
It
Smith
ta U f
Johnaon
Ic
Knoblock
Knohlock
F or
r
Nelaler
N
tltlcr
Singletary
ig
Hutton
Dutton
Brumley
rt
ll.
D. Comp
Butner
i*
Heyerdahl
Walker
R ole
<i h
Flem ing
I ht>
Klcyd
Flcyd
K
om
Daniel
rl>
Kom
W olfer
f ti
Oliver
O liver
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
P u p ils K e e p
"WHAT'S COOKIN'
UY "SOME CHICKEN
M ap
“U p
W o r ld
T o
D a te ”
P o ly te c h n ic S c h o o l
T o A d m it N e w
Mr. McKay h*a received * let*
lly MARGARET MYKHS
It (eem i that all the SENIOR
A bicj of lha world ha* rccent- ,r from Renaaeler Holy technic InGIKUi art rcat;y goinr for the |y barn placed In lh« library of liiule which hat decide to admit
;n. IMA
Jin* fcfl
1
FRESHMEN.
I know
a cure Seminole ilic h School, cm which a new C lin on Jan.
SENIOR GIRL who thinkt that flag* are pinned lo indicate lha Roth men and women will be
eepted.
Malcolm McNoil It "ju*l |wrfr<i" country that hold, po#**taion
Th* Firet Year, which
, . . II* Itn't *o had at that, la that territory *t
lh«
pr***nl
he? 7 7 7, .
Did you know that time. A( a potaeoion i, taken
SHIRLEY ECHOLS hod . date into th* hand* ol another counwttn h . it. w iu - iA J in
A 'ln i.- try, lha i l i g tlalioned In that
TT SHIRLEY really ha* quantity j territory i» changed to th* flag lent background for m m who ex
and quality. . . I hr*r that it ie | ot th# rountry that then pot*e*a- pect to enter armed force*” Sine*
m Army ami th* Navy a t weil
podtltvrly BLACY WHITE a n d .,, that territory.
CAMILLE HATTON
HER
The flag* *r. tho.* of Britain. a. the w tr manpower rommittlon
ALD I-OSH ING I* Juat ■ "gw*! United State*. HutaU, tu ly , Get- I n i treated the need for acientrttnd" to both. . . H *-* you m> many, and Japan. Th* green flaga tula end rngioetra In Induatry,
llcrd th* change inn WARREN yepreaent the Uoilrd Nation*. The u.rrr it rraton to bailee* that
(RABBIT) DANIELS ? ? ? . . ■ yellow fla g , repreaent th# A lia atudenla who make a creditable
It'a about lim e that Warren came Power*. Th* Amerlran lllatory tecord will be permitted and even
• I., miragcd to continue .their work
out Into circulation.
and I CTatiea under Mr King have aa- for
a conaiderable period. EnBBAUF1E ROBINSON tjUITE I tum nl th* retponiibllltly of keep- iiatrncnt on n del erred bail* it
agree* with me. . . Who doe* j Ing thle ma> up-to^laU.
now available In all tranche* of C b k f BeaU xrtla’a Mata J o t* Rogan
1* a hows Ini true tiog m b u Jame*
POWELL or GLENN ODItAM Tj
. " V T ----- ,
v
tLe aervicc
•
s i l v i a M E is c it ilk* n e il ] H i g h S c h o o l I s S h o w n
"For women tha First Year ScblUlng, >■ tba u*a of th* .457T. . . What two Junior girl* pr*
** provide* a Lcukuruuml which will ciUbr* R eltlag tub-moehia* g n on
tha riSa r u g * a t FJakaktll, N. Y.
fighting over O. I). I^mirrae T?J M o v i e O n M o s q u i t o e s
7. .
OR ahould I **y "three
industry. In -additipn to th* Schilling to on* e f ■ group of l ^ M
Junior girl*" . . . BOBBY HUT'S1 Tueadav, the atudenla and foe-*! r jrrtruium In rnglne«ring, which men e f th* Fort Security Fort*, an
0 . A. 0 . I* In Orlando.
. She i»j ulty of Ktmlnolr High School * n - 11, common to
a all departmen
lartm cnta, th* arm of th* Coaat Guard, receiving
What'* the | joyed a motion picture on thn I urtllcula in Architecture,
Bl- *p«clal tralnlag at Camp Smith.
RUTH BROWN
Prekakill.T“b li‘ new fort*, under
gy,
C hrm lat,
P E y ak i, and ________
m atter w ith the hom r-low n glrle, m alaria ra rry ln g Anonhele*_ ___
motrommaad o f C*pL F. V. Low dr n,
varioua! H utlnrai A dm iniatration point d t
BOBBY 7 7 7 W hat
anphnmurei ciuiln ll
revi-alnl the
will bo retpoBilnl* f*r tho protecHOD- 1kind* of motquito*. ami how to irclly toward tho need* of many
g irl
t hlnk*
h i n k * that
...............PAUL
...................
. . | prevent
moaqultoi One InUre*.! «i the Urger corpurationi *n- . Hon of tho Pert of N*w York.
GINS It "perfect" 7 7 7
fCaatroi PrrttJ
KROY HODGE and PAU- jHrg
Item. » * •
brought outs: m g "IIn production for
tho
Ar* t.EnO
McLELt.AN
“juat good ahowing
that 'he
okefm okee A*'"V » n l the Navy. Women with
line
limning
In auch field* —
which is acid water, rofi------ --------------frlenda” or. . . . Why did III11.1/
FOOTBALL DANCE
rry few hrreding places ing. biology, chrmiatry,
JO H N SO N
enjoy hlm arlf
aoj tain* very
o.aibematlr*
accounting.
and
MARJORIE HODGES
much In e x tra eh«m lalry lab laat f or mnoquitoa.
laliatk*
are
In
eonitant
and
inCould
he picture
rFrrid
u laay
y ^7I7 7T 7I ^
^
t,oui 1JIISI , T___
_____ ahoweil how (ha
drmand. Ttoae whonll„
with
The Junior Claaa football danc*
CALDWELL'S being there have. Stale Board of llrallh w*a tr y -•'
r
lakr B-lvantage of the oppor a n held in th* achool audilo.lum
ir In do with it!’ ’ T ' ,ng
any thing
P " ’ " " malaria and how, J
J, o(lfrrtl \
thr |„ T lta U Friday night. Th# cl*** color*.
. | thought
that SHIHLhT • blood sm tar
taken, arhkh
f
■tinlbr i >r liv Hue and yellow w e n carried out
I
K
CAMERON
and
i IIAIII.FS iSowa whether thr patl.n. ha.; J"** tc o n .m m i'.H o n '^ 'it '’’ u.rali >n l hr decoralWna, which were
SMITH were getting almig (irvl malaria or not it aiin vhowrJ N.iyt Cnllegr. -Mr Slplr. Secivtary tuper. Th* Hit dancing tunej wtr*
ty good, but t find that SH»H- how th* malaria grrtna were ••! ( ir t ommittee on Adnnaalont. furnlahed by * nkkT*od*on. The
I EY haa a "violent cruah" on ca rrlrvi.
. ,
„ nil lie glad to In? of -leaixtancr atudenla m ponevd heartily Ui the
j, p<,u ibje.
aome "new JUNIOR"
MARY
The ahow wa, enjoyed by all, in ll(ly w>y
new location for th* lUlkr, which
E U .E N
W it XIA MR >•
quite and w* ar* hoping to have more
will be uacd for th* m l of th*
Slnreteiv four*.
ahowa
aonn
excited- TAY1JJR BROWN
RAY PALMER BAKER ‘ ariaun.
la coming home.
KATHRYN
dancing
Aaaiatant Director
| Among lhu*< Iran
l» rr* v i’ I
So
,J U long
| U I I | •**■
• you
j M il
maw
are • winner
WIGGINS
w a. with
GLENN
----------------------------- | were:
Who
public----------------see lain )b ,your*
ODHAM the other night
----- ,----------- but thr! C M C I t n n r l P p r f n r n i H
1 Nancy7 Jo G on a ia ln , Mary- Ann
ATIIRYN? I minute you begin lo lo.e, the t l d e ! ^ I , S , l a n a 1 C r i O r m S
/ -Evelyn
.
. W elchel,
M athew ,, Betty
la it GLENN- 1
-EY EICKftum a. After IS year’* faithful
BYLVIA7. or
________
Mary
Burdkh.
Marforta
Jun* Bur
BETTY COR ROOTS laervlc* aa tramrr of the Nc
T ? ‘
1X.UL-M a ii v ■Iituntr-v
j dick. Ilel*n Tim m . Mary Wil•i-b o y friend from Itrl^md waa York Giant* ball tram Dr. Carl
HOHh-MAHY SUHDICK
lU m i. Martha Pagt. Ilelan Hickof*r bar# thr othar nliifht but Painter hat been let out-probably
\ I(hough ...m . of (he I m p o r t - y
Nu)<
{, ungy.
BfrTTY had ayr« only for MUCH blamed for their r n ,n l defeat by lorn l.n d
member.
graduated
N. ncy U r o * ,,. j . rkl* Sunfunl.
Who it (JKOltra HPKP.R the St. I.c>uia (an im al.
Hilfh Scfcwil la*t y*4ir,
jrna
thf .
pi*,] fltanlfnnl
(Ullk
Kint
Headline new. The army la Uiml ib carryinif on aa usual am) MurUI SUnfonJ.
foinir w ith’ T ♦
I krun*
Yalaric U>IU. Jinn TTlfpen. Jefti.
•avarml firl» who
intg-rFBlrui planning for .even and a half
*in|f a iftHtel iob Ml* HulS Jack. HariK-r. Martha Brown, Kitntrin*
million men, Mr. Rimaevelt ja iH (» i hr diri'rlnr nfid f*rofea*or
■ -In h im
W hen
>m i
hear
W ithin*.
laola
Caldwell, Ann
fh w r i in th* hall lt’> not * | h*|» planning a m y tu England; of I- air11 Ki|k|i i* iL# buwi.rt
mna-i- Stine. June Miller. Cammille |U tmaatinir, U’» firls vbhn hnvr ju«t rlnrida'a thnuaand. •• fbotels, 16(1
ten.
.Shirley
Ekk.
Nancv Collum.
tern
commanded
foi
found out that
JHT(’k
HALF, have
\l Ihf SnnfnftJ Dr Iand Kami Marty Perklna, Mary Jane Robmilitary u»r
lin't
Iravinff lit *fu r n11
k ndaV ' ik'hj thr bnrul mmlu n nolle, Betty
Iterii
WIMlam*,
■Ini fut am I nir ickinir p ic tu rv , a* lecona Howard, -Betty Sue Hat
ha'll ha bar* for at
!«-«»*■* »»i
Hf’R e\r 1H(I« K
t marrhnl down thr fitld iliir* they, SylvU MelecK*
mora v*«•*!<»
liv the « n i did
CHarfotte
ir11 thr la lf, le*l by |hr hljch alt^ True,
you know that I,ILL! AN WAI*Dorothy
Crvimbley and
**Trn p4i(ini$B *"
Hu
ki
SH ha* m data with that
rut*
pint Drum Major Jean Harper
Stafford*
A...I fulb.wc.1 by Bob A lien and
a Iao Leo Butnar. Jr. Jim m i.
DAYT4VNA
CHEER- I.HAUER whern thrrr t* an old ckr ?*' M
worxfvrful, our
rtmntf ahemd,*41 K^ymond fieri carrying thr flute Rlgney, George Tempi*, Billy
THIS FRIDAY nlahi * * ? ’
ll it true that JAMK-H HARDY Yea, you might htar any d a ii torn! the standard of lh* achool Gray. Malcolm M ocNilll, Gene
and WESLEY
JACKSON
arr room of .S H S rath morntnjf. • Th« band formed a **!>" in fror.t 1-rvy, Bobo Mere. Ray Fox, Wgr•bout to rotnf to hlowi oarr for tha atudenla are enthuaiaa . of the l>el^nd cheering arction
AI Rlgney.
-Danitla.
iJFi Jam**
NANCY
JO G O N Z A L E S ?!??! tiealty ru-op*r*tlng In thb acrap ami an “S*1 in fronl «f iSa Bi ‘ jJut#, Billy ler#, E«n«« HI Wtabry
. . ThU w*#k we i l i a you JOHN actan drive They are hrtnglag In ford rhe.ring a-etu.il White In I Jackaon, Jame* Handy, nkhard
i ll lh* ,erap they ean lay hand* formation the be ml played -everal | s in f|rU fy, John B*ly#u, Slev.
RELY EC and ANN STINE
Morrc, JlmmD
Alktn,
Bobby
the rutaat atu! rnoit intalleetual on. and lh«v ar* raparting that rollcAr march#*
lich thry find, Tiut which I* t>->
T h r band I t m ad* up o f
dA Proctor.
Ruttarball
Herring.
eoufite of thr weak.
Genii w
large for (h*m to bring In. E». h •#n!nt and Jvirtinr hi*H Rchool slu - Georg e8petr, Ertddlt Fltld*. Mc
flock loifrihrr
no do we dumb day *om* w'f (be boy* nave hr. n d t n l* Th # blit la p * horn la i*'»
Trtiluck,
Glenn Odham,
ofia*
Hy the way,any one who taking a truck and bringing in a i i r t to th r band and I* ca p a b ly Kay
Orie nFarrell. F u n y
Moreland,
It anylHwiy, will be down at our great loadi
of *cr*p — rarv, n l^ yrd
by
K m m r tt
llrn rydo n. Cecil Mlxln. Ralph Wolftr, An
"YOUNG PEOPLE'S C LUWL jAU atovra, tlrea, water heater* *i.-l M r n ib r r iH p in
th r
H rm ln o N drew Hasty. Mac ClteaUnd, Paul
Thunulay. Friday, and Saturday what S*v, you.
H ly h Schoid band *» np#n to stu- lllckaoa,
Kirby
F lu ,
Ktnny
niyht*.
if you want to W
lly obaervlng our acrap pile te d#n!« who can play an u u .iu * Echola, Billy
>*ltmmlnf,
Joe
"aomebody” you’d Ihettar Iw fhare bin.I Ihe aehooi. on* can tell tla l tnrnL
Davit, Donald Jones, Troy Ray,
by H:00 F*
So until n ail S II S. la mad* up of patriotic
Rlackle White, Gerald t*oaaingt
wtek I’ll leave* you with
thla "Junior Soldier*," for thl* . pile
OLD FUR— NEW f'fiAT
Hugh Carlton, Leroy Hodge, Nell
little Item......... *
grow* Immeniely every day.
In (he*# day* ol conarrvation, Powell, Earl Jeter, Harry
TNraa <ui the [Birch at mid night.
AI th* clo*e of
lo*t
week yciu'r# takiny pride In yiuir pos* Ifarotd H alL W Daniel*, Charlea
And their lip. were lightly p r o v Keminol* High
Student* had seaaionf. and makina many of Smith, Bob CnimhJey,
O. D.
brought in a total of 80.496 pound* l is t vear'a clolhea do. H eir's
ed,
I-an<)rras. Jack
Ray* Jimmie
Th* obi man gave tho (Ignat, of acrap, and Lhey era atilt bring- hint for that old fur co»t which Ridge* Joe Boteen* Joe Wathen,
____ . Ing more! Thl* amount ta larger doesn't *rem smart rnough to R C* Harper,
And the bull-dog did the rv*L
Sonny
Raborn.
. . . _._,JAaw-uuiy acitooJ-tn .tiia county and w«ar. and yet Isn't shabby enough Clarence MrKee* AI Raborn. and
w* expect to keep In Ihe Ira.I. to throw away. Convert Ihe fur Roe Howes.
But whether w# remain on lop .ir Into a lining for a wool coat.
Tho Chap rones were: Mrs. J. D,
not lllHer I* tura to coma out nt They art new thla yrar.
Callahan, Mrs. Rolllo King, Mr».
the bottom when
thl*
acrap
John E. Hodce, an<| Mia* Hathrvachea him.
| erino Tackach.
Prt.feaaor McKay i* the Major L ie u t. A l R a b u m . Ideut. L illia n j
ut Seminole High School dlvlai.-n W alsh. Lieut. Dorl* June*. IJe u t-l
VIRGINIA K It I.I.Y
YANKEES
each Billy Rich*ni. I.ieul Ralph I-oa-l N E W YORK. 0*1. l i . - D q r in g
The flrxt lire <liill of Sem inal, of Ihe Junior Army.' ami
teacher
i,
tha
Captain
of
her
High School w** held Wudn**iUy
•Ing. Ltout. G lrn U n*l«, ^ U * u L [th * re g al* / A m ,tita n ivagut
clot*. Lieutenant, E. C. Hartwr, l.leuL Nef'
morning. The etudenta evacuated flrat period
" non LH# Yankr*,
Nril **
I’awvll,
Yahkte* xrrr, *tr
tha huR dlil It one. minute and have been elected from each claaa. Lieut Hugh Wvlchtl, U*uL Mar- j againit aouthpawi
than
They
are
a
t
follow;
IJtUlL
David
thirty acconda. The averaga Urn*
gla H odgr,| Liaut.
Majr^ Jana ( haiuitra, but. _In th
tha War Id „
Raker,
Lieut.
Oeorg*
Spencer,
ltk.l thar
lh , icouldn’t (core an a*r»td __
from paat mrlonnanca* la ono
Ltm allaT f J r ji. Nxltv ^raw
TraxnxK.i
LtouL Betty Butler, LituL Melvin LtouL Billy Epp* anil ItouL Wat-] in 11 Inning, againit Ernla White
minute and fen aerandh.
I ^ ;
------ . wr.
Tba itate raq u lm that every Itokle. l.leuL Johq Skinner, Lieut.
l and Max l*nt«r.
tchool ahall Have at. ieoat on* IlfT T ^ i . U>uL Shir toy E<hol.,
lira drill • month. It li al*o re
quired by lh* attle that' tha boy* E T T A K E T T
leave tE* building Bret a* It to
believed that In c i h of. fire th*
H o w e A GK2L COMMA H I
HEOES NEWS/THETIZCJ-tx
boy* are more likely to become
C
3ETA DATS - WITH AlLT»€ H
<301NG TO 8 ULDAM AT2HYpanicky. The atudenti on tha flrat
----------------------------- I N W AWAVt
floor ahall leave th* bulldin|
TT2AiMINC3 CAMP NEAC- M02C
flrat by th* nearutt call and «h*
a
TVtETlES
avoid th« crossing of llnas. E vtrr
HY6 C
student Is eip K tw l to march, not
iuiy.
-----—
B & M
a r n -sl
r o fij.
At Football G am es’Jo Hro<h, Daphne Connely. Rove
F ire • Drill
P ractised
It's no longer TABOO A t Senior High School
for |J rit to talk of
this possible help
fwidiiH*
CARDUI hat * 62-year record
of 1-way help, when taken ae di
rected t (1 ) elartcd three day* be
fore “your lime." it ehoiikl help
relieve purely functional periodic
K in] ( I ) taken aa a tonic, CARII ueaally Improves appetite,
aid* dlgeaUoa by Increaalng flow
of gaxtrto Juket, tnd thua http*
build raotoUne, for needed day*.
Try CARDUI. You may ba glad
you - did 1
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L O N E
WUCR BALOV
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1*1 I M b Oritor ba pabllaba* to g
lh a • U lu tn r r H » « r a o u lr ,* l.j ^aWI
In lh a K in lerd H erald. W**fur4
rKlorMa.
ia r U i. ■
» n a a a p a p a r n» * ,e* ra 1
rcirculation
lm ila t lo n
In »«I4 a o n n lr »»«
T o B u y W a r S ta m p s
MARY ELLEN W IU JA M S
W« ora wondering if Seminole
High Sthool I* doing all H can In
th* parch*** of War Stamp*.
Laat w eek th* total purtSoa* c f
War 8 Lamp* waa
|126/4>
with
Mr*. Lynch.** room leading. Out
*f 19 room* only 16 purchaocd
, lam pa laat w e e.. W hri la the
m atter? H*v* w* forgotten that
we arc ir> thla w art
Many o f our etudent alumni a n
U th* unlfona* of our country,
aom* a r t In foreign aervice. Ar*
w* doing our part In backing
the** m*n upt TS«v are willing
to toy doxnt their live* for our
em r.iry. Arant’* we willing U>
ta.-itfire th* prlca o f coke, or a
m ir ^ In h*lj> T
Ijrh School can amt
m u|t g e t Into thl* fight 100 perc. Id. B* ablo to anawer th* quo*
Hun. "Hava you bought your
•tamo* today 7", with an omphalic
-1 LS "
W llnraa my hand and o fficia l
„ a , Of o f flea a t Panford, H o t Id*.
Ihia Ike jrd day **f l>cinb*i. A- >’ &
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oHtricn o r r r u u r a n o u
to
U iilNa niMONtm. * r*«(^
dam ol * Blau other (haa th*
Plata of jrlor Ida; that har tail
known addraoa la 1 2 » (lh Btr**l.
Itlvaralda. California, and no other
or more aporlfte or mor* particular
place of raaldanco la known tu tho
Complainant.
„
tou ar* harehy notified ahd n B
uulrtd to appear In a certain lltlr
of Complaint filed by Paul ttlmond.
aaalnat you for a divorce, now
In tha Ctrrull Court of
E nding
mlBol* Csunly, Florida, on or
before lh* Kovamber Halo Her.
,o.w ll; lh* Ind day of Noitmb.e,
A. t). l il t . In default th ere..*
ba1.1 raueo will pr.rf-.ad K vd'irlrV
la I thla Order ba puhllahad for
th* alalutory lima required by law
In lb* funford It.raid. Hanford
Florida. A new.popar. of gantral
"MILLIONAIRE"
clrruUlon In Mid m anly nna *tal*.
Wlln.aa my hand 'and official
ZURICH. SwttMrland, OcL 20.
"J.
> S S lb W r
(AT— StattoUe ahuw M 0 million-1
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a i m living in Zurich but the cur-j
n j>, iiritNIiri.v,
f«ney conaldcrebly effect* tho|
Clark of Circuit Court,
financial (tam llng of the "millionKomlivol* (.aunty, Florida
.le
w " L-n
a l.w e . a
■ lliim
in llin I I*feAul
lire."
For. Iw
tnitehce,
Rumanton.
lly F. 1. UUiUHCK. I) C
with 1,000,00 lei ho* Ihe tqulva
lent of |6 4 6 6 .
oatiKN o r F c a tiC A n o jx
TO. HILL h o o n w tjl. • real
f
4«n|
Matilda to chairman of
Ovrraeaa Toy* for Children.
L E G A L
r l k c t io k
diana,
N
HAT Mil.
J fw tlr y
c.Mmihanr.
to .w it: Ik* l't»d d a y o f N ovem berS
- default
- - *' thereof a«ld"
I*
A, !>,, lilt* In
I*el thla Order be published for
Ih* atfttutory time required hy law
in the Sanford Herald Sanford.
Florida ft n*w*pap«i Of a *n* r*
clrculalori In told county and *t*l*
W|( b »m my hand and o f f i c i a l
■eal of office al Hanford, Florid*.W
thl* the ltd day of October, A l>
m i
o r. itf:riNix>N
INKAl. j
C le rk of C irc u it t *««»!.
Memlnol* C ou n t). Fluri.lg
lly
K
I* IfCItlHCK
l» t ^
IN TtIM CINC t IT t'OI'HT niVTII
j i nn i a i- n u n it o f t i ii :
STATE O f FLOItl I) A. I> 4%l)
TOM •r.M n o i.i: COl NTV. I>
CM AM F.m .
Vm i. FTTH GIt ACF. MCKIJ^KK.
H iin iu r.
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It AYMGNfi A ItT lll'M H t'E IJ.V K U .
lU fllk ik n t
KTATK i > Y F U H tID A GIIHETINGS
TO
Haytnond Arthur Mu* 11her,
l i f t lion roe Htr?«t
CorvalU. Orecon
t in . on (be la d day of November.
A
i ij c a t io v
TU
VKItA MAIIINKAH a real
dent of a e la te other th a n th e Stun
nf F lo rid a ; that Imr addreas i f
Ird A ven u e. Koebllnfl, New J m « f ,
■nd no o th e r or mor* sp eelfto or
m ore p ar tic u la r plan* o f re*!d«nc*
la kn ow n to th* C om plainant
You a r e hereb y n o tified and r e
quired bo a p p ea r to a c e r ta in H ill,
o f C om plaint filed by John M srlnhaa i f t l M t you fnr a d iv o rce not
p en d in g In th e Ctrentt C ourt of
ftem taole C ounty, F lo rid a , on or
b efore th e N ovem ber llu le D a y , to
w it: th e Vnd c>» o f N ovem ber.
D , I94L In d e fa u lt th e r e o f aald
e e e s e w ll| proceed K i- r a r t e . «
L et (h la O ld er be p u b lish ed for
th e s t a iu t o r r tim e req uired b y let
In th e H anford H erald. Sanford,
Florida* a n ew sp a p e r o t g e n e r a l Hr*
c u le tlo n In M id cqun ty an d eteta.
W iineaa m y Hand a n d o ffic ia l
■♦al o f e f f lc a a t Sanford. F lo rid a ,
th le ik e Ird day e f O ctober A. D
mi
rw K»r
CID96 w ill proceed K id 'a r lr .
City t’1*i k
ri
ih*
It l« O H U U IC D T h l j you d o A
appear In th is CN>urt to Ih* blit M
t*f r tin ip liln l filed herein o ifiln * t”
«
on u K it o r
th a n
Y o u ft re lia r a b v n o t ifie d an d r e 1
ift*lre»| In a p p e a r tn a c e r t a in It 111
o f C o m p la in t file d b y t tu b y G o o d
w in . a v i l n t t you f o r a d iv o r c e , now
p e n d tn a In I h * C ir c u it C o u r t of
He m l hole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , oik or
be f o r *
th e
N o vem b er H a le
D *y.
m o tL A M ir to v
F lorid a.
ll
o lb t r
■nil n«v oih»f or raora apociflo or
(ttorf particular plica of rv«ldrnr^
| b known (O Uio Complainant
l*n«ltr and by virtu* of ih* au
Ihurlty In m i vcited aa Major of
lh# t:i«r of lUaford. Florida, bv
ordinance No.. I l l of *al«f Gtlr **t
Hanford, Florida. I hereby call
Primary
Election
to !#• held
throughout Ih* City of Hanford.
Florida, on Tuesday Ih** Jrd day
of November, l i l t , for the election
of twit City i ’limm L*!na»r«, each
fur * term of three yeeiw, m M
("ommlesioner* to t*e voted apMn In
two |r«up«, tjcetff netrd
"lirnup
1” and “tlroup J".
Hald election ehatl be-held el the
City lUD In Bald Illy IhRlfimfofm*
it> to the Ink* e and ordlnanree rrlatlna In »l*rllom f»nw In fun e
In the City
of Sanford
Florid*
Th* |*ntta V»lll b* *'|*en *1 T *6
o cluck A II and will rl*e* al biiii
down on o ld date
I b*r*t>) grpoint lire Meraarrl
F Harnea. Mra F K lt«*urnillat and
J II Hark a* |naiF**-tofB of a* Id
e ler t Ion and K F Ian* aa Clerk
of Bald elect Ion
in wirNK ita w h mtk>>v i na«*
hereuntn act my hand •• H»)«f
of Ihe t*My of H*nI uril
Florida,
and have raueed to he affiled
hereto the weal tif aald City on thle
*rd day of October, t i l l
w. j * m u .
Ai Ifaytir rtf th* Clly nf Hanford,.
(HUAL)
ft it« t «
Ni«t« of ’Florida. Itial hla laa(
the known r**ld«nca la Evattavllia In
N O T IC E
ATTEIfT
of
1*
lM l. *«nie t>#lna a m l# day
nf i hi* Court, nr tl err** pru eonfrt*o will b« ealered theraln
RgalRBl you.
IT IM F I ’IIT IfE ll O H D E B EII that
'h ^ n r e t g r o f p u b lication *hall b* A
“ tk fnr fou' W
Th* Hanford
published In
only. Florid i.
. nd th* official
published once
roneeeutlve wir*k
Herald, a ket^s
Hanford, getnlaol
w i im h my
**«1 of said
^ thl* I tli day or
f)clteb*r A- l>.
G. F.
(HKAL)
-/
By
E,
1NDON.
C" rk
A
•
n m tD IC K .
D eputy Clerk.
These Questions may e
deride what laxative
to clvo your chIM
Qu*#. I* it tru a th a t children
lake more readily tn a child'* U x -ft
a tlv a J An*. Ta*. that*# g a n a ra lly ^
(SEAL!
B y E . U 0 U H D IC X , D. C ao. Qua*. W hat to a "child'* tax»H v,7" Ato*. A lax * th r. Ilka Syrup a f B to W p ra u g h L daatgnad aa• itn a t o r r t a u u n a x
TUI aUSANB MAOILL. a r(ai PwJaUy
child'* nred* and
dant a | a. (tala aUtff than "
U ataa. Y i w children ahculd Ilka*
•te t* , r ria rM a i th at b ra Mdraau
(k-Draug
I* 11* t e v r x n c , tliaaL N *« Itevaa.
C a««N li)v t, end tb a t a a ktkar or
, . aowalfta ar ______________
pl*«* *r r w M tw . la baau n ta Ib*
O I* II KIlNHON,
C lerk o f C In u tt C ourt.
S e m in o le O ouaty, Florida.
B y
B c f/J o n . I
o c i y y 75LL
M e MOTCEV
I
P A U L
R O B IN S O N
it 's t o t o a j k i
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BOV M
n * first poor c* the
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td erk o f r tr r u lt Court,
dcm lnula C ounty, yiortda.
(M S A i.l ^
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BALPT WILTS,
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. 1942
S ASNAFNOFRODR, DF. LFOLROI D
R IAD. I I K S D A Y , O tTOOI THOKHKK R27.2 71942
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Victories In
For Solomon
•It Yet To Fall In
U .
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P ilo ts
W ith
G ood
C r e d ite d
D esert
F i g h t i n g , 1 ,4 5 0 A x i s
P r is o n e r s
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T a k e n
W A SH INGTON . O c t 37.
(A P )-T w o m k t s U i i n M t
an JiJNUMM luU U aU aaa. latla d la g a sab m ariaa baa* o«
K lska 1i ls a d ta th e AU«____ _______________
J a r by
Ota N a ry . The mewUoo #f t i n
sabm ariaa U m t u th e flret
reference to ta c b Installation
la U tead chaia reaching w est
w ard from -Alaska.
Doth
to m b in g
am anita
« n , mad* by A n a y plaaas.
No re p o rt of Iho damage laDieted « u f i r m . TV* N ary
said a n ti-a irc ra ft abort to tter Ira w a r, active la both
raid* b a t a s aortal rroiatanre
t u encountered.
I By Seeaclatad Prase)
A C a ir o d i s p a t c h t o d a y n a lri
t h e m a i n b lo w f r o m t h e B r i t i i h e i g h t h a r m y la y e t t o
f a ll In t h e E g y p t i a n s t r u g g l e .
B r i t i s h t r o o p s a r 0 m o v in g
c a u tio u s ly .
A m e r ic a n p i l o t s o v e r t h e
d e s e r t w e r e c r e d i te d w i t h d o l n g a n “ e x c e l l e n t Job". B e
h in d t h e lines, t h e f ir s t b a t c h
of 1,160 A xil prisoners, Including
600 German*, war* moved to th e
re ar for Internm ent.
An e arlte r dispatch reported
Carm an F trld M artha] Rommel1*
frantic e ffo rts to ruah relnforce■nrnte and auppliae acme* th e
M editerranean coat him fu rth e r
h ra ry
loaaea aa Allied plane*
shot down fo u r Junkeri-fiil troopcarrying
plan re and
dam aged
a tv rra l m ore, and blew up a
munitlona
ahlp near Tobruk, a
po rt to vulnerable to a ir a M art
th a t llom m el would M l use i t
tda.-nooda w trp desperate.
V ftSS T fe E T t
. i s a , t a a . j s s u b :
m > ; i i n ’ M M y in , i u t t h .
A11la* a n tirin g 1,000,000 m an,
1000 tanka and “ enormous frum
b a n " of planes In th s E gyptian
offtnaivs and th a t ths tu rn in g
points of Ufa w a r will be reached
on tha El A lam eln line In E gypt,
and on th* S talin g rad and T uapse
front* in R ussia.)
Tanka m ad* in th* U nited
(Ante*, a n d B ritain , and
Indian, A u stralian , South A frican,
New Zealand, Creak and F ig h t
ing Drench troop* a re atorm lng
ahead aid* by sld* through th a
break a In th e A sia barbed wL*and min* fields under a rtille ry
b arrages th a t rock th s buildings
• f A lexandria, 10 m ilt* aw ay,
O ffering protection
o n overhead a re
U. S , R A F a• n d SA A F a ir force*
th a t com pletely rul* th* aklra.
Our tank*, following th* In
fa n try spearheads .mat on* force
of Rommel’* pansara which flad
a fte r a sh a rp dual, leaving m any
M ating tanka on th* field, a c
cording to a ‘fro n t dispatch from
U nited Preaa Correspondent, Ri
chard D. M cM illan. , T ha clash
eras la a g a p bald by B ritish and
A ustralian troops. Tn* main tan k
battla* a re y e t to b* Joined, howt „ as Rommel so fo r has risk on*r gro u p s o f “m edlum a."
W P B A p p re c ia te s
H e r a l d ’s
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MM
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h g rar
Sanford Herald which haa aided
in prom oting the scrap m etal
drive, w a s todsy received from
Donald M. Nelson, e h sin n a n of
ths W ar Production B oard. Tb*
wire sta te s:
“ I fa st th a t the nation owes
the new spaper* a debt of
thanks for the Invaluable ser
vice th ey have rendered through,
the rv w fp ep em ’ united scrap
m etal drive. 1 am re lu c ta n t to
rail on you further a t th is lim a.
Ths re su lts of the new* pa per*
cam paign, howevrr. have been
so g r e a t and more industrial
scrap i* *o essential to solve
tha natio n 's w inter supply prob
lem, th a t I am asking you to
give w h a t effo rt you feel la a p
pro p riate towards its collection
along th* lines outlined recently
to y o u r national com m ittee.
DONALD M. NELSON ,
C hairm an W ar Preduction
B oard.
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I ’n itfd Status Arm y,
M ;irim's R esist .lap
A ssaults By Lund,
St*a Anil In T he Air
H e n d e r s o n
S ta te s
F ig h t
H e
W i l l
F a r m
B lo r
M W
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N ntion Of R ecent
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lalrMt I aatkim J h Mruk'f
la stated. Is a fins of up to |2tM
T he' eubatance o ' Mr Itunlen s eei’tlve officer of the S snfoi I
o r Im prisonm ent up to DO days
v’- ' (A,r S t*,,o n '*'■1
T rrJ fare* m ust not he lower IrtU r ita tr* : **THe
lh*j] IB c tn t i or h lfh v r than 'JS -th# follow ing; U borrr, ti*< »•»*••». ^ I ’'*1 *1,HE, r *
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Mrs tte n n '. *111, 1,-11 s ,n i..
pound* or baggage
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reserves th a rig h t,
a f te r
two dcn«r, chauffeur, firem an,
Conun. Mnirliir s j ll .pea.
w**ka notice and • public h e a r to r or pum ping plan t, autom ntite "Navy Day".
ing, to iwvoka th e op eratin g per- mechanic, p ip efitter, of I fir,- help.
A musical program tnr|i,,l
M tn and women In tareelcj m rm - ,
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in P a y m en t will be required t,. <11 '
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declared repealed. Also sta le d was Inform ation concerning pj> for
th a t la x lta m ay c arry no more iwaitions on th li poet in;,) Incured from th* l ’m t Of I ice
th an »«ven paaaenger*.
Mr. fiayer also added th a t the
H o id
Commission had given th* BanR ite s F o r
fo rd E quipm ent Com.
apany,
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newly waxed and sanded
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of the Counly C ourt room i
within th s C ity fo r th e nme x t ten
T h a' R o ta ry Will he recited at going to Improvp Its spiw ai.
to »utnlfi««n I tip,
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by rn n k m tf a c h r « k In o n r i f tb*
H:00 o'clock
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■aid
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Erickson
F u n eral
Home
(or Cunningham , fe r ID years hml,t
hawTenro R o b ert F a rin a, ton of of th* County and c irc u it < > WAR fiiu n d tliH t M r M o rria w in l l r r m l t i n , t 'u iir t t y e lo r k (Milnti-si <u i
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L aka M ary who died a t the Ipcpl o r lh* persona atten d in g in s lbotly InjuMro,
W II lU llan i atwf J. A. HlMlIm
lirm nin- uf Mi MorrU* ware
h* explained.
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:C o r o n e r ’ s J u r y T o
taxi ow ners to furnish liability
bond for n i u m g e r i , was elim i
nated, and In its place It Is re
quired th a t all owner* not hav
O f f i c e T h i a W o t k ________ D _e a t h
0 f A ir
ing such Insurance m ust post In
their ta x is a sign having letter*
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M r s. R o lla m l D e a l
vehicle la not protected l>y public S trv lc f C om m iiiion fit-M »•!•»**
liability insurance.''
A nd
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It Is required th a t all person*
or firm s operating tax is within of tS« local civil »tn rlcr iw»»n!
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perm it a t tb s C itv clerk ’s office ] T’o st Office
W ednesdiy
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IH, olio
! lUm .nri th a t lh*v “m l II m il’* i ’ fc*” 1 An<* l-oulao, (Jrn n rtto and
T ie Sanford Lion* flu b will H it,la's IIIIO.IIUO re g l.l, r.-.l voter. •’<•' h,«.t hr.,,hoi.-n ta le n t show
oerphlnr M ortis, all of Collidge
I ha
M ayfair
llo lrt v.ill r««( bnlb.U in lh. N..k
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7 lf» »frnriHl d rc lio n , c hlrf iiiiiti- i «*f
Mrs
Kmm i l . Hanfonl.
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lock fit v«h(ch tim a the men* I which re n te rs nrmiml «»Ir»*« om
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Morris
of
R. W. W are.
Omega, (la
Kulwln Morris o fjbh
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i* will
»HI ccalebrale
Itav I ,niulVi
a lib ra te Navy Ikiy
-lUutVimnl amendment* up for n|» ( U o l l n i l d
O liC h H S h O I* t
T lflon, (>a. and Ralph M orris uf Fifteen men from ihe Naval Air . p r»val*
fta tlo n will b* tha club'* guests
tlogansville, <!*.,. and* on* sleler,
B l i l l n i t r * ) K t a ic * friir * * « r n t« A A A
F e r tiliz e r
M rt. flcnrge Vsi
sughan of T lflon,
liv e , are to be elected but o n ly ,
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neither rase I* the op,»..tllonl TA L LA H A SSE E,
Oct.
37,
A rm y S h ow s L ow
L o st B y N a th a n
two of them have opp nents and , r s S ) Governor S m ssartl Holhim self aa being
In
S o c ia l
D i s e a s e s conce,!#.! any chance at ui.-.etting Uni)
TAL LA ITA M E X , OcL rt, - l / 'k S h r i n e r s W i l l H a v e
eth D em ocratic Incumbent s apple- heartily In f»vor of a
30-day
—A . 1hr*#-Judge federal court
legislative session and sla te d h*
E le c tio n O f O ffic e r s
SA INT LO U IS, OcL 17. UFt- c art.
Monday ab ru p tly ballad Florida's
Gray
a
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a
tad
th
a
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nf
the
tulal
would co-operate In any move on
Th* A rm y apboure lo b* gaining
' to Inspect and lax ferllProaldoal
. Th* S a lfo rd Shrine Club will In It* b a ttla w ith Venaral dU aaaat, rot*, a bore 1000 w ar ballot* will th* p a rt o ' Senate
be
Included
tine*
iltU
rn
s
In
tho
Beall and H ouse Speaker Simpeon
already
hav
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th
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lowest
ra
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bold it* annual elactkm o fh nffl-,
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arm
ed
wtv Ico* have not shown In a rra n g in g auch a short seasloo.
ever
recorded
In
the
American
T bureday
fa rm are *o~*p*r*tlng In II* **re a t «d rift
: t» U
u re d a jr evening
rre o ln g a t
much Intareat In th e election.
T he sla te constitution lim its tha
V aldai llo tal, T . B radford arreito.
Th* voting th s pcs up aa rontld- legislative session to DO day*, L it
Th* last slg m onths ha* shown
,
president,
announced
today,
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an
thl*
year's
prlIt does Pot prohibit ft sh o rte r Mo
d inner w ill bo served, h* add- even g re a te r Im ofovam ant. LiauL
C o t T hom as R. Tkirnar of W aah- marle* when over 300,000 vote* rion. Several leg islato rs h a to un
officially advocated a s h o r t ■*••
tb* w ork, w are caaL
rion as a m e a n t o f sa v in g tim a
t last |U
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Ireland waa one* known a* InU- and expena* d uring th*
em ergency.
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’ HERALty*
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17,-1912
T t»
S a n fo r d H e r a ld
One of the nine proposed constitutional amendment*
» n which the people of Florida are called to vote on
ovember 3 haa to do with streamlining the State’s govern
ment. It would amend the Constitution »o that in the
future it can be amended in a much shorter period o f time
than has heretofore been the case.
The present method ot amending the Constitution re
quire! that amending resolutions be introduced in the State
legislature only when in regular session and then that the
matter be voted upon by the people st the following general
election. Thus if a matter of sufficient importance to
warrant amending the Constitution arose immediately
after the adjournment of one regular session, it would be
nearly two years before another legislature could consider
the question and a year and a half after that before it could
be submitted to the people at a general election.
This is entirely too long. Even under the moat favor
able circumstances a year and a half must lapse under the
present system before an amendment can be adopted. Since
the Legislature meets only every two years during the odd
numbered years and a general election is held only avery
two years during the even numbered years, a legislature
adopting an amending resolution in April of 1943, for
Instance, could not obtain action from the people on it until
November of 1044.
And so It is proponed that the legislatu re m a y take
action on amendments in *|>eclal as well as In regular ses
sions, and that special elections shall be held In not lesa
than 90 days nor more than 180 dava to secure an expression
from the people on the matter. Thus no amendment could
be adopted in less than 90 days, nor could It take longer
than six months to amend our Conatitution.
In this day and time when men fly around in ' the
world In a few. days and the complexion of our wholo po
litical and economic system may change overnight, we can
not afford to maintain so inflexible an instrument that
changes in bur state government cannot be mado by the
paopje in leaa than three nnd a half years. A shorter time
is essential, we lielleve, to the maintenance * of orderly
government.
3
BIBLE VEItflB rO R TODAY
B PtR IT U A l, LAW S CANNOT
B T W AVED ABIDE: Be not de
ceived: Ood Is n o t mocked; for
w hatsoever a m an aoweth, th at
shall he also reap.—Galatian* 5:7.
Th* flafaat Ufa
(From Voice*
■opposing. In his llgxag coarse.
That Death should stop among
Year cronies, he'd be swiftly off
-kit* saver comes for long.
chao* _ aad our nation hack U
pear*. That job need* men! Men
of unflinching courag* *nd highett Intercity. W# hare *«*a strong
nation* go down under weak leadtrt'ilp. W* hav# seen lh* the pelviler* of tha ballot abased aad
Ignored. *“i* hare seen tb* ebUf*tlon* of leadennlp lorgotten after election. If iho»* w* elect
now are weak — we cannot *sc a n the full responilbillt). W.
lire in a world where only a pririle gal few may atlll Tot# a*
free men. W* hare tie pricele**
light. Ttl* yc*r — In America's
moat critical hour — let a challeng* go forth to tha world in
tb* biggest roU -thl* nation has
eeer cast A role tia t will strike
with the fort* df bomb* on list
ening Asia ears. And this year —
at all yean — let It b# a sober
studied to U . A rote for prin
ciples — and for tha man who
will forego consideration* of
party and political gain in tb*
InteraaU of th* national good. A
rot* for tha man in any office,
heal equipped to foe* th* cruet*I
days ahead — honestly, Judicious-
tb* direction of Keadric N, Marthall. the United flute* Office at
Education ha* **t up a 15.000,000
loan fond to step-up the supply
o' technical and
prof***local
ichool rradaatea In enrtnaertar,
physics,
chemistry,
medicine.
dentistry and pharmacy. Thoa*
eligible for loan* ar* stodenU
it (liter a l In aceeleratai
pro
gram* In degree-granting InstltuHon* who ar* within 2 years of
completing tb*ir work,
Civil rterrfc# f.'-,imlnatior*—
The CItII Ferric* Commission anThe process of rope m aking was
roume* l l j following tiamina- known to nearly alt priasltlr* peo
lions: Firefighter, U. 8. N»cy ple*.
Tard. Charleston, 8. C., glSM:
Trainee. J r. Engineering Drmfuman, 11310;
Junior
Graduate
• The Bast Cocktails at
Popular Prices
O N E
B IL L IO N
T h ree
• Try Our Ham Sand
wiches i
and
H u n d red
M IL L IO N
lh
W A R
DANCE
• On an Excellent Dance
Floor
B O N D S —
Ye*, last y e a r's ligaac U aaa
» — M kave bought th a t many
PACKAGE GOODS
P a ck a g e
S to r e
On Beautiful Lake Monroe
NOTICE
OF
MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor
Social
W in ter Coats and Suits
la your butt winter’s coat or
suit reatly for that first frost?
Our cleaning will take out all of
last winter's soil—and restore
its soft texture—for another
season of smart appearance.
Fur trimming skilfully handled.
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W E DELIVER
ASK ABOtrr OUR ECONOMICAL
LAUNDRY SERVICE
Bring In coat hanger* for gar
ment*—we can't get any .w ore!
110 EAST SECOND ST.
ELECTION
TELEPHONE 46r.
TU ESD A Y
The Pilot Club will have a pic
nlc a t Dr. I’a r* • cam p on Lake
Minnie. All m em bers arc asked in
bring th eir own su g ar and hand
bonk.
W EDNESDAY
The Clelc D epartm ent ot ihe
W oman's U ul win hold » sovcied
disk luncheon a t 12:31)
M.
The serv let
In
Holy
Crotv
Episcopal C h irr! which was a>.
nounerd lo r W ednesday morr.lng
will not be held due to * m eeting
ot till Dloseaan Lahcutivc Uoaid
which th i recto r ra u i, attend.
THURSDAY
The W eataid* P. T. A. will have
a Hallowe’en carnival a t , the
school from 0 :30 to 9 :00 P. M.
T he public la Invited.
A uoard m eeting oi the G ra m
m ar School P . T.' A. will be held
a t 2:30 P. M. P a re n ts are Invited
to visit t i c class rooms aftvt
.vhich th" re g u la r m eeting wtd
be held a t 3:30 |>. M. In the a u d i
tor! jm.
FRIDAY
The U. D. C. will hold ita re
g ular m eeting a t the • home of
Mrs. W. R. Dy-_;n. i'.OI M agnolia
Ave a t 3:00 I . si.
The Annual llollow e'cn Festival
a) the Southalde I'rtinnry K .hw l
will be h e ll F rid a y . Del. 30 from
0:00 to 9:09 I . M.
Mr. and M rv W. U l l l t n *rv
^
•nnoundnjr the m i r m r of th r u
daughter. Mi hired 1m to Ralph
Peters, ton of Mr. and Mr*. V. '" W '
L. Peter* of l a k t Monroe.
•
.
The ceremony was perform ed
•
Sunday m orning a t lt:0 0 o'clock *
a t the home of JuH (* R. W
*
W are, 711 I'slm ettn Avenue.
j j j f.
. The bride wore a stre e t length
dress of navy end w hile with
navy
accr»»or1r» Her corsage
was of white gsrdcnia*.
I y r
The couple was attended by the
bride's siste r, Miss Louise liter*. ... .
and 1 Hobby
llruce of
Lake ^
Monroe
A fter a short wrdding trip the,
couple will make their hom e a t 1 x |r,
517 Palm etto Avenue, 4>nytnna home
Iieaeh.’
tia «
G ram m ar School, Ju n io r H lg’i
School and High School students
*ni fUpBt»
t
The Legion Hut was the scene
of • furprttc birthday
p*rty
honoring Kocco l^onanlo, given
by Mr®. Leonardo, Saturday night.
Autumn flower* of marlfolcU.
gladioli ami tubrrotcB wrre u»ed
in tlr decoration
of th® II it
uhtre
ilancing *»»
rnjoyw
throughout the rvmlng.
A large tabic »•» plarcsl at the
end o( the room whcir • buffet
kill per wn« »rrvnl to tSc follow-
hrr (Uugn
|i«>iglasa.
roni whore
.M ra . I* W M«H.rr and »t>n,
Paul. will leave
thi« afternoon
for Mlddlifdairu. h \
to he the
f u m ti of Mi* Moore*! parrtitR.
Mr and Mr* V r IVarnmn for
Mr and Mr* Klmcr Wcalbrod.
Mr and Mm Ralph IUfrl. Mr.
amt Mr*. Norman Schmid. Mr
and Mra. I-®Kov
Burdick. Mr llranntiM uttcndi
ftful Mta. Robert Riedel, Mr. and Miajh.aippi
fin,
Mr*. W. II. Kuquay. Mr. and Mra. hom e-coming
Harry U « ii, Mr. and Mra Ray
Foi. Mi. anil Mra Walter II.
Q tattle - 1
in n
a t the mtw i Hq* at eat* ot
• u<a terms, a n e n w o t abalt he ahp o in ted u> u r n lo t a U r a a I f l i t
rear*.
S T h e m a b e r t o f th e O o a m ia e to *
th e n receiv e no roenpenoettow fo r Ih e tr
•vrvtcee oe s u c h , h u t e a c h C o m n ie Biooer BhaJl receive hi® o ec v eiarv tra v
el In® o r o th e r vxpeaeeo in c u rre d whit®
v n g a fe d in th v d isch a rg e of hie O fru ra l d u tie s , b u t Buch BhaU n o t M*
a
r o n sT
a c a o ttm o is
r r e p a iu
a a s s m c S is s s i to a n w t e t . S e r o s a L
oe sh e C o n s titu tio n o f th e a u t e ol
rte s ta * . H eia itv o u O ensua a a * a # p srtk B H M n t, b y Amvodln® S acUo* S.
• f to ld A rU clv bq m l o D M lfU U
b ra w a rd C o u n t? as s bcm alorU I D u U tc i s n d d a s iin a lB C s th o u n C o u n ty
Aad Death himself ean only atlll
Tlw licking of the clnrk.
Imagination haa * life
Cohesive as a rock,
The 8l Monica
< rapter
ol
Holy ( iobb l*hurch gathenwl Iasi
nigh! fur an inform al niw ti>.t
at (hr I'nrieh llouM
I’lanB were ma«lr for a Hnl
low r'en lnl«*rmal iU ik p S aturdav
nigbl f«vr the e rrv irr turn with
Mre Av® Lav in itnu Mr* Mayine i»f the
Hodgkin ir c'rntge
I Show’
Tnoae nltcndm g th r m eeting : the V
were
I fit o'
Mrs. II S Oven. Mr* Robert I silver
Prarce, Mr* John II T at irn, Mrs. | the ri
Irving Ifin b e rtr,
Mr*
M ildrni over
(Uhcock. Mr®. *Allen
Moseley. | man.
Mr®. Troy Rnv. ami the Mt«**s, Th#
Kmthrrin® Morrt*on, Mary C'bap-‘ preen
m in .E lisabeth */v»on. W lnnifrotl,
Th«
lsuvell, Mary
E litgbeth
«S’rcly.
Caryl Stone. M arjorie fo g h o r n .1 R|u
K lltaboth H upireH . Nell H trw a rL » fv to r
M arjorie Ju n e Burdick. Barbtira *
R uprec'it ami lh»riB J«rk«nn.
Coi»rl
W rig h t PuoilH Will
P re se n t Benefit Show
Bft® null fW iftlt*!! a BanaiMUl hla.
e Hyrd,
1 Mth. Lynn Presides
Rny M arry At R ebekah Mei t i nu
It M'l’Y BIHTHDAY
Mrs II. P. Medler
Itr Kliset-elh Tracy
Mr*, ollle Bryan
Billy Hrumley
■
Congratulations to S e n a t o r on by their own aona.”
Of tho women opposing wartime marriage*, the follow-'
Baoaholder upon hi* selection as
fhairsnan of tn* Important Senate ing explanation is typical of the various viewpoints ex
a sa o tu n o a * r»»w*<a*
ll - M Article IX *1 the
»l tb# SUM at nenoa
pressed b y a middle-aged Michigan woman: ’T o me it
seema wrong to got married now when you cannot- catabwfll yet b# found. That fallow lish a home or have any home life, if I wor„ not marriod
has already. proved himself loo I certainty wouldn't get married at this time."
M u troctibl* to succumb to the
eeeiparitivcly quiet though vest
■sallM i s ! Plaaaee. H
• aa A s a i u m l Seroaa
isle Saar* at AAsaUla-
• PLATE LUNCHES
• SANDWICHES
• SHORT ORDERS
• OYSTERS and STEAKS
We Stay Open AH Night
Ever Saturday N ight
I prtda for th atr Navy and a
a tlu tio n of Its Im portance to
r 'g a f a ty and a**arity.
HOME COOKING'
O k * ' weak from n*xt Tuesday
It b* a lo ctk n day. In B revard
lunty there Is only ooe conical,
ange*. grretiB
I'lum M*»l«•■•
®®*cf«»lr
—- —
-------
, .
| .1 r u p
,
Illlcwick Wcd8 3n.pt mill
ard W. Holliday t trasoon sal'
.
1*4 teaspoon maee
Miss Gretchen llliewlck of Or- I 4 teaspoon cinnamon
Undo lecame the brld* of Leon- U lablaapoon- laitteard WaahUw*-w •»At|p»—
tH4 1-3 cop maple syrup
nwmlng at ti* P in t Metbo.list
Cook cornmcsl. prune.
and
Church, with Kev. eoe E Tolle 3 fl-fl n ^ a milk for 5 minute. In
officiating
1urperjtartof dnutlc boiler plaeed
The hrid- chose o eoldlct blue illrectly mrer the h-et Slit c.n^
suit ami tan Mvesaorle. ant' hrt >UatI>. «et ln lower pait of
roreage waa of blua Fall flowers. IflUr. 1-3 flllnl with hot - .t e r
T>e couple Wft* atUnded by Mra. f-nnkjCOvered 15 minutes, over
Ashby Jonca and Mr*. A. K. | low hw t. 8tlr frequent!)
Ad.1
Hhotmake
I rwit of iDgrwnleni® and fwat l
After a'rVwt wnidlng trip the'mlnut*. Ptrnr into buttrre.1 baking
rouple will m id* at 34 N HIM '<l*h *f *w» »
I*
•" *
RlrweS
flrlsnda
P«n
hot (S
sratar
In
moderately
Btrrvt. Urlando.
j•
>(ow of#v#||
B)
grrT(.
w>rra
.
"
;
with c m m .
ia * n
and U*4i>
C O L U M N
*
unlood ol Muiif
nl u:td Pomnnti !
Florida ytaie
B eO fty-N cw ,
•onmr* t o . W uhiagtoa are af
coure* Intarmtad la r*Ulnz in
tooth with athar Floridian* who
are ia Lh* Nattaa’a Capital and
M D O VlYSW r
hV-<OtfvR\DF
M TOOKHI
IIAKN o n
Of j o o n n
s id r in
SMITH
a# gwHiag
recan d r
•
H tn v You a
Wk
Figure
Jr Problm?
lL
Coniuli with
m
OO SSARD
asparf..
EL figure
Miaa Pearl U lrd
Jo* aaw nw
p fw im
^ w
Thursday,
S S S v v iS S
k ftgaA
Is
r%
>
T try
ti
h i S
f t
j jj f .
m
W E D N E SD A Y and
SS
id Iv.ntu am* «
vlr«»» dtr»*
!
I aft rd'thl Ul l HI* k
rr sleeve* and »n
Th.- full Km\h
it 11 nlL'
pleale*!
. It,..... I--*,, Is In-— I •'
r " a r ,,tn ra l
I 2 cup r'><i|ew-.| ilne>l ,
Central
By JOB HENDRICKI
*
an
I o ff..
Turk And A pp lr (
J thick ill- rh o |v
1 * cut flo ut
'B * tw o m
W EEK LY" N E W S
It- - * ,
mai n * i dmoM I*. ir*»lu*lr*l
in Ihr lnmiU'* »•••»*• f«#»
I'reakfftwt Mmu
than tfl,04)0,000 immigrants
tered th* Un lt d 8 tales.
!»•*.
y . ..............
\ rl BD^'I Itfltan I'nildi* / ' •'**•'»'
....
Owo thing Hanford farmer*
Mother always could do 'most anything she had to,
•eld do In planning their crop*
r Bart Bpring. Plant more peas, and a daughter is usually a chin off the old block. Both
ring bean*, lima b*aiu and car arc certainly proving their mottle nqw. A military man
ta.
Secretary Wkkaid likes
who has been looking through the mills, with an eye to
• M - r a g a t a b le s ._________
mpre man-power, is surprised to find th e-am ou n t of
woman-power already enlisted there.
•
,
"Even a lot of employers,” ho says, "apparently do
ivy Lsraavs which sought to not rcajltt the extent to which women .can—and will__re
ep gllva In th* Am aricon people place men in war industry. Some of them have waked up
I I ,.
HAh Kll HISS HR
| mu h<M lire »•I
—
Will Men Keen House?
C h a p e l a>
On.
more \ ilamto t
(grajwf ruil. lemon* limes
I
*n|t
I * tra*p04»r |wp|»r.
It tra»|*««ir t flr n -n I
" cup" illrpfl applr*
I f cup siiirar
I Uhlra 11 *. ,i lemon Jnlf •
j
.1 tablrBjMMMis butter
2-.** cup wntrr
S p rin k le «h4»r»s with fl«- u - *• I«.
proper ami rcltry *®cil lit into
shallow bakirv; an Ml* «|,|>lrs
sugar. Juice nml butler nnd plnre
on rh/»p* Add I utter *n*l %*alrr
flarr on lid ®m! !«air o* hour
leittl® ®nd (Jlbly* lu*ty. In mmlisniic. o v e n t»nc«%«-» ln-t l»
loan I)®vls will do u ta|» ,n | nu!rw \ 0 brown fop.
Vermont Indian rtnfllms
Facund a* t i e g ift "f speech.
Mutual as aaelng—
Nat on*, but all of u. must lie
Before It loses being!
Marion Canhvaifw
men are'not coming back and I believe many would b« glad
M ARiqy CAMBY.
to know that their nam n, ideals and works are to be carried
r \c r m n rn
flf.ORIDA
Rocco Leonardo Is
H onored A t P a rty
\
The a#feet life la In tha mind's
C m tiv* energy!
Vkloeltude.
brre
merely add
T« thought's totality.
•*
W illia m s r c turnc-v I
fr»»m H n v a n n a h .
i
G io s s r .l
Shook! break your Under spirit.
Tb® w iadorn of th® i f N lend®
X d k tu m —do not fear it:
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Telephone 148
, 1 . 1, 1 1 ,
rh understanding give,
loyalty .nenuragemrna
w the while ll Uvea.
a
M ildred Lea lite rs
Calendar! W eds Kalph P e te rs
BAYtlRDA v
WKgaSAS. The U fW I.ture at IMI
iw*ee Use OoaatlloUon'aC task, at t*<
L onger than horse'a hoovra gone
#
Social A n d Personal Activities
W hether To M arry?
His visit last* the IlllJi while
It takes to peer and snatch
A stealthy, envious look at Ilf*.
Then choose, with quick dee patch.
WkU* on* 1* lost from sight. Ilka
•lone
That’s loosened from the ecene.
A seer* stay undisturbed
and
stand
Jovially aervn*.
One* more, suppose this one
should be
Th* only one for you;
Rsmtmber that the ardor of love
Is hardly ever true
8ANmRD,
f. J •
P JU O R m r FE N 8E
JACK'S DEW
DROP INN
ARCADE
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
O. D. Farrell. Pr*f.
picket* f i t la ta d o t* in wooden
ra il* ,.a n d the** la t a r n lock Into
SACRAM ENTO, C*llf. Oct. 17. •lot* In wooden post*.
ft
(Ah—A fence which Soldi together
P riv ately • owned fo re st Und in
w ithout n*U» o r o th er m eUl l*
V. Klwood Doech'e g ift to ■ prior tb r U nited States total* 431,000,.
ity-conscious
nation.
Wooden 000 acre*.
>
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> 'Oetahfr 2flh
i
•
It • • I lis t t-l lit,
Ittef, t-l It—
Ih lM tt,- . l i c it h ,i.it
l l i r »>,,|,|ing. t m p - i r a l
Allen K«*r an
ttltc h
In clO tlrtl
iiiyait
"A vc
l*M - •
I t ) '" '
J
pi",
•>
M s'
.
Bt'iulwtUs
"Jicrensilr",
'l
Dawning
and
"Inlornicn"
During Ihe c e r e m o n y the organi-t
snflly played th- ••l.lehestiaut"'*,
snne "I the hfl'lr's Tfl li-lls v '*
lo r lly
Ml* lit'llai'l Ills'>•
.—1,'*.' s''I sang "Still ",
I no
Night'' I ihrhni I. mid "I I "
The, ' (Grrlgt
While lapel.
In
rati—I- ' si
holders illumine,| thr rhaprl. « ih
r oltl ratulrlabra anil tshlte lsi--'S
uni Ing on Ihe altar
l‘nl,*i»,
southern tm llsi ard tsllle tl santhemums serr barkgroun-l
r
tb- erremon)
Mr*. Byrd, mother of the In ole,
altrirdetl In a gold lame hlnu«e
with silk jersey skirt of the ssoio
eolor. an-f a matching hat H-f
corsage was of lallshtan n t „ ,..
T) > brlde'a gramlmolher. Mr*.
F.mma Wey,' of Arcadia, chn- *
military blue velvet gown, wlih a
eoiaage of ^-eeficart rose* *"-l
parmr violet.
Also attending the tereiwnrv
were Ihe bridegroom’s aunt and
uncle.*Mr. ami Mr*. C. L. Ilu,-ev
of IJv# Oak. and hit sister mid
brothev-ln-law, Mr. ami Mr* i.
D. Axaman, of Jackaonvllle. «*
wall aa a number of other out-of
town frlerde.
Th* bride's travel coatume »•*
a t) re*-piece block Iweesl. wtlh
HMVta of black v«lv«L Her liny
black t*quo was trimmed in bl»i k
hack)* fcalhert.
AfUr a abort wedding trip i<*
an unannounced destination, lire
coupl- will ho at horn* afur .Ni'»at fflCfl— link Avantr. Columlms.
0*.
C iv ic
D e p a r tm e n t
*
H « v e L un ch eo n
T o
Th* Clrlc Department of lh*
Woman's Club will hav* a cover.
It 'a t th# Cluh
US*, of’ths Coun*
a*4 Mr*. Ouida
I
If
w
growing up under the democratic
1 a r p lan t 11.,<t in wart f-n [viwcr —
system—tlie system we're fighting
p| re c io u s tim e w o i c ac t i in th e d riv e
for —where free men can compete,
for
I V ic to ry .
create and succeed in proportion to
How tug should an clri iric com
their ability.'
' ,pany tic.’ Piil rnn iiil/i In tin I ho yob,
r i ght ar o und th o cfu» k a n d th o
. That's exactly the way the electric
<
companies grew—creating job* b y ( oalondmtl
i
' supplying better and better service to
1 more and more people at a lower and(
lower price—building on the invested •
savings of millions of Americans—,
under practical business management
and public regulation. ' . ' ' * s ./ ..
,, Becausk tha tlsdric companies arera
1 1 n a d j when war came—because no f .
The monster bomber Is an important
American contribution to world wide
war. It carries a largo load a tong dis
tance—and it does a job no smaller
plane can da. i ---------__
«Sire la America'* salvation today
In other way* aa well. The sire of our
land and its rich resource*. Tire sire
of our production plants. A nd f/ie
sire o f tho tlo c tric in tfu ilry f/vat
powers tho m ac/t/nos f/iaf makm
p/anea, Itn M t, Juna a n d ah/pa.
But slaB isn't gvsrything. It mutt f
be piloted by skill and experlenc*.
INVWT IN AklDUCAl BUY WAB anNId AND iTAMIB
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TCEgTTAY, OCTbBEg ST, \ U i
•fr.x r.s^ g g HANFORD HERALD, SAWPOWI^' rUWimAiWHUMiitiMu.i.wMtHMm t'tmc: t t „ r -.»■
roun.
West Point Football Team
Compared With Commandos
Ttw m ost ip a r ttly populated t* Ik* C ounty d u d e* o f D e n la o le | iucc»«dln g th * flr»t M onday I f
country In the work! I* A uatralla, C ounty, flo r in * . *1 hi* o fflc o In I K »,»m b*r. A D ISIS. Iho oald
with two p«r*on* per *quar* mil*. it * court n o u r, oi .,1 4 C ounty a t . lu . ,J « r w in * tho
tfn lo til
r io r lj * . w llk ln * l |k t ca l-
T H IH D DA T O f lO V E M I K I
■tat* a t F lo r id * . a t Ttillxh*****,
ih« C a p ita l. ih l* th * t i n t day
of fio p u u b o r, A.
It. A. UltAY,
It.
I» i:
B ocrotary o f Btato.
d .r m o n th , from th* tiro* o f lb *
r-tr n . p r . , . n l * l l , * In C oncrooa.
Ancient people Imprtaoned fi re •I nI .,I
To Hon. C IIA R L C a M. HAND.
p u L llr .tlo n of th U n olle*
0 ( flo r id * *t U r « * . In th*
Sh
eriff
S e a l n o l t Courtly
nte* In coconut *h*lli to furrm h
1,111
d ,n i* n d «h*ll b* IJI I
.r,l> * i* h 1h C *B fr**» of
th *
(O fficial S * * l)
- ‘
w r it in g
and s h a l l s t s l s t L * p U c s• 1 (
i»tl gift!*!
light.
v l I M l J e n i S ■ lh*l p**«| I . i l l t s All- 1
R s p r t M D I t li ie o f th * F if t h
d i» M < f th e t l u i i u . f . i
a n ti s h a l l j ,
x r a • i v it a I i n t i f i t i o f t h * M i l a t \ t i i i : r o m T o r i i i k c o i r
l a • V b l i , lu 1*1 th * t i e n . s t i l I h s lr '
tv J i 't i o r , i i : n i « u i k
< o i %I h llla
In t h * H * v * n t | f - * la h t h
ah* lit. **s S t l u f f i r r « ll*| s M
t l lf li i
T i. « T i T r o f p L o m n t .
*-f l h *
M a t*.
>1 >*■ <*s .tsm aiti) »*••! •*■ file*! i l i l l i
r ’I t in ** J t a .t lr * * *,f (h e Hu- i t n i : t h i : n v T t r r . o f
By M l. LON OH AH AM
* WM» Worl.1 Sport* Kdltor
WKHT POINT. N V , Oct. 2 7 H lgh up hero on th* hllla above
1% I ' l l <1II t T I 1
>*f I II* H ta t* o f K I « .
A i n i i r . |»
k l l H 111 : 1 .1 .
th e ru rv ln a lludaon, there'* an
iiK M tr c a r m i : r t .
T in : r o t 'ii T n r t m : m h \
A*
u l f t i l f i U i f a l 'i i
a*f
IT M U c o tq
r Tw>* I ta ltr n a d ( :« ,m m l„ lo n » r o TO AU.
arm y la ik foice th a t ha* tak m
i
lls la la of
n J iu m ;.
io i
im t i
11,* 1*1* 1. u f y ln rid A .
it* objective* Ihl* fall with aperd,
r i .n i t i i i v it n i m i t r i .
I'
VI
Mil i h a ll, .U .-*l.a e 1
W e ll** I*
h e reto
ih r n
th a t
T. w it. ______
U ,r o l.# r *_ n f th o Itn U * *.
th o ro u .h n ri* and a minimum ex
-----------] in i n : i b it a t w o r
| F t f if
t, K i illh iU » n ( Brt_ i i l l s ,
t ill
lr |ir r « e n ls llt s s
n f Ib a H i l l s
of • F v * ljn
M i l t l g . r h s a f 11**1 b * r
G A IN E SV IL L E , Oct. 27,
r M MITi'IIKM* Drr*A.«*i
t .u
I f in a l fS|Mir t «a K i e c u i r l s o f | h *
penditure of nm munitlon.
t-HKOITOII-* l \ l l 1*1:11.
K l v * f ’ n u n l f (’ o m m l n l o n s r s 1 #» *al# *-f l l a n r y
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l O T i n i OF KloKCTtfl*
It'a a *mal! aquad of *om* r ia l) — The Florida Gator*, irvm - T o• n Ax LI.
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S h e r if f
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Itw m ln n U
th irty
bluU I-grey
uniform ed ingly Irked by th* 24-12 defeat
m a a ii*
tu A iv r r
* tin
i:» - fhiiiniv. o f th" JU sle of K lfifbU |
tit? I lo s n l <*f P u b lic I n c t r u c - lit Ion for f in a l d is c h a r g e s o il (ha*- j
m«n nh o * r victim* **y
th*y handed them by Miaalaaippl B latr
II* It Knt*«n, Th*l I. It. A t "
.
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,
* . . . iW_ • he w ill a p p lp Isa th * llo n n r a b l* t
V'»u a n il eg f h n f >*m» im « *,»-rrh* I J lt.tr
i 'o u r I )
Ju d g e
**f
•trik e with tlie *uddennra* and • t S aturday'* homo-coming, began
K#rr*t*r y «*f Htal* **f tb*
*
i t.n .ia b t* In •n d for »»• l i \V. W a r * .
n n ll f lr r l «n*| r* f|tilf* * l »•* !•*■ *»nl Mtaldi e.f V li.fleU , tin It. 1*1*7 flv * f !*■■•••*«
• n lb *
J*i»H**« fH itr lrl* .
»•«. ttem ln o l* t ' n y n l r , F lo r id a
flerrtn r* * of ('om m tm lo raider*. ijrterm ln rd preparation* Monday *n» ■I s l m t « fye) il*mikr.*l* . h li h
M th d a y o f K u tvin tsw r
1*12
for
tdollr# I tig I •
I ■*
i
It'* th r gridiron dalall of th* for Ih r tr next g rid battle of t ie fO u rtf * lt h * r «*f )*•!», in a b I m te
M m * and
fo r f in a l <
«ei:*»:»i4f. » : i.» : ( T io t
*
I" T**iim nny
I h « r» a p p io v a l <>f
U nited Slate* M ilitary Acadim y, ira*«n Saturday
d l* r h a r g r a a B i r r n t r U o f t h * **• *
afternoon
at J tg n ln .l th * r t l s l s n f <* M XI11 - w ill l«* h*i.| In Hern Ino I* t o n n l r .l * *r*ui»l» #•*
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aihingtnn,
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with
the
Uni*
atrong, f*»l. talented youngater*
who have an aaalgnm m t m apped \rr* lt> of M aryland .Terp*.
C oach Tom L ieb reporte.1 Joe
o u t for them i v rry afternoon thl*
firah am . big rig h t tn d , *• th*
fall.
In thi* war > ,a r military tut- lone Injury com ing out of l*,t
Ihorltiv* •*) Army ahnuld have S a tu n la y , fra c a s
(ira 'ia m received a broken bon*
th a t know, no rival II can't
Im mediately
a ftri
whip. T h a t’* the kind of foot In hie font
ball team it appear* Karl (K rd) acoring Florida’* fir*t loucidow n
Illaik ha* wrl-lad a t The Point. *1 Ihe a ta ri of tho third q u a rte r
I t ha* d rltrn
th rn u fh one- kgainat the Maroon*. Ill* [<>•• to
in Indefinite,
Ini
Of
It*
arhiHTUI#
u i o u t I th
— r «(iato
- — ra
.............
.................. along with
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th ird
of It*
aehedul# m
w ithout
Gators Lose End,
LEGAL
Joe Graham, For
Maryland Gamei''
oo th l* I t lh d a y o f Octohor lI iHf tL. J
M atilda U chairm an uf
C V ELTN U . OEIOCIt
K ie c u tr t* o f
e* l* io of Ovtraoa* Toy* fo r C hild run.
lit : Nit V c
U tltJ b K .
docoaaod.
without having to ex- Quarterback Percy Kntimlngrr,
force* and without h*v- "ho ha* not ret recovrrnt from
rcvml Itattlo atrategyi *nJury ,ufrrred In th* Villanova
formulated for more crucial rtr I *•{?,(;. . ,
HEC1PE for LOVELINESS
0PEHAT0R3
T h ere,a Hum phrey T yler
1a-: na Vaughan
Anna Mae Brown
A N N ’STVIIRASOL BEAUTY SALON
• 17 N. f a r k A re .
Pho— TIT
da:tngtr,
★
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I
lf.*lr **a»on* average
T haae K ayleU , ot h-. tw .l iA,
to ' r '°“ ** atanding
" f T I * af it three
'f .r” wina
w |n* and
• n,'[
repreaenl the M ilitary Academy
, ( e*U ' 9
. ,u>7 » ul ^
in tom * year*, have beaten I at- ,IJ, 10 ?t*ir. above th e -W)0 mark
in the battle wih M aryland, and
fa y e tte , Cornejl and Columbia.
likrw jae avenge the 13-12 dr
IP* n fa it* atriklng unit th at lilun droppea to the Tcrp* le*t
get* the jump on it* fi>ea, pile* yrar. H u w rvrr, M aryiand i* an
up an early advantage en d th ru (rnprovtvl ball clu b thl* yrc a r un
■Und* rrftJjr
J*y mors on if der t i e tu lrlrg v of Coarh C la rk |
It b*
It icor*«| In three Shau ghm »*y. new rn*«-h, having
m inute* */mln»t C om tll,
*i* ,uffrr**d onlv one defeat in five
m inute* if s i o s t
C’olumbi*
It ■l» rt*. that to V’. M. I.
The T e rp , *re now f r c h from
bftncvd out h fin t-q u a te r t*orouting the
t V f ilr r n
M aryU n il
towm lowri ls*tl ovyr both fiK**.
It c*n rom r tin with « quick eleven ftl-fl l i f t Satu rd ay.
At
ttMlav'*
d
rill,
thr
(,* ln r
i h m i t that shake* n sprinting
hnlfbaek loose and on th r to u rh -, niantnr f»vc hi* regular linemen
down trail before i t . foe* .u * -|* » l11
nect d iia ite r i* at hand. It . t a r drill again*! MarylandI play* run
Ued L afayette by .hording m er- >7 ll e r e ^ r r e a Lieb *»nt the
eury-footed R .lpk Hill t W g h ;
through .i_ b r W rrju .h ^
turnbli* srrim m a fv , in w H ch
he
and opening for a 72->»rd *cor- lric«l out an cx|>erlnirntal backing d ath . ft (wire aaloundrd Co- firld rom binatlon. and expressed
himbia
by ,uftilrnl>‘ ihaekling m tSuaiam ii with the Improvement
th* I Jon defender, while f ’ap- nf arvt rol up and coming linemen
taln Ilank M»iur boumled ilownfield on * tVt ami 70 yard
•print*.
Thl* I* »n ulrrt t**k furee, lm>.
|gagernonte.
s nTI
i nim
« ici t a .
*
*
••T it
the homes w e’re fighting for!”
Home is the “FIRST LIN E o f D EFEN SE” and to keep up m orale we m ust keep o u r homes
com fortable and a ttrac tiv e . T oday’s w ar e ffo rt can best be helped by buy
ing (iOOD fu rn itu re , honestly built, to last “FOR THE
D U R A T IO N ” a n d m any years after!
gjfr '»
»
*
*
ft -
N egro Sentenced
For D runkenness
w ell-trained
in *n ll-* ire r* ft » • '
fare, it f*r-d Colum bia', I’at.lj
C o vem a li, wlih college ftad l.all'*'
beat ultchlng .v e r .g e , .m i inter ; x'vrn
—--------- Tooka, •> negro
*»,
« *tr* lg U no day .enter,re
eepte.!
'• *-*.*.hwnr.*.. by J u .lrr F I.
*1 airooit a fourth of th o .r
he threw , raring -me b .rk
i o 1 Miller t n f Ity Court I rfday eveyard* for * * touchdown.
Cover fr,-inV,
’V r ***e and r o -l*
.
#
-- ...
i-rkler
whit*
nail romplrterl 10 of 2N . g a i n .i
them.but none were In the .cor
Ing
.one,
and .1,
were It.g g ^ l
*
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♦•■irrniiNl
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u n m b lin r,
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M ru rtff,
|.U 1 I x i n d
„
"
Ul' “
negn
r * ! r r ftt r d
A E P r“ 9. , r o11 K^ cp" Feds Scrim m age To
Ohio Gridiron Tops M cct S cabreeic Hl|?h
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1
N E W YOltK, ttet
27, I/Ih Celery
F r ill
butting
Ohio S ta te for the thirtl ,tr i g h l| Th e
defeat*
week top* the A**oelnletl P r r ,, thought* of their p *,t def
Itehind
1
hem,
are
now
going
poll a* the c o u n try ', lie,t rollege'
li,rough dallv ,crlm m a g r*
fur
•ootLal! leant
I Ihelr Im ltle with Senhreexe lliglTh# Buckeye* *o donilnaleil the
balloting t la t XU n f the 12-1 voter, Hrhool, which w ill take place
m ade them f ir s t place iholce and here at Seminole High School
mi
Thur»d»y
evening,
n o t one rated Ihcm Imacr than f tr1,l
t i l t h lit nil, the O hioan, rulleeti d Coach l^nrtard U Met.ora* on
-*
HBO point*, each No. I .election tiounreil today
Th e battle I ’ll* time ahoulil be
m eaning
10 (M in t * , *rcond n in e
on m ore even term , aa Ih l* I*
etc.
G eorgia and Alabam a retained, the firat *ra*oti of 'oothall for
th e No. 2 and 3 alula but fourth the S eab rtfx e outfit, M cLu ca*
w aa won by N otre l)*mr, a rlub •aid
th a t waa lanrulahlng
in
22nd
place only two week* ago
iTbe iriih dUplareil Michigan,
Q u a lity D r in k s
krhleb akldded to , 13 fay loalng to
M lnnaaota, and
Georgia
Tech
S e r v e d r ig h t
moVrd Into the fifth place which
illlnol* rellntjulihed.
That la the kind you will I
alwaya find at
Tlie tinea with the ALIr-KPlUNG CONSTRUCTION goinp fnat!
There won't be any more like them for tlie duration. Now is a good
time In trade. Better trade now, or you will aurely be norry!
Inexpensive— But an Exam ple of Good T aste
9 x 12 ROOM RUGS!
SPECIAL!
B R ILLIA N T PA TTERNS!
An exceptionally Irrw price fur exceptionally fine
Ileaulifiil imtlernti, *oft, ailky rolorliig*. flecp heavy pile.
rigmi
ruga!
Pay only $1.25 week
WOODEN BOMBER
LONDON, OcL 27. (d*!—B rit
ain'* new twin-engined reconnal*aancoi bomlter, the Moequlto, which
penetrating deep Into'
hag been
b
G arina n y .fay day. !• conilm eted
1 of wood, It wa« revealed
B I L L ’S
P A C K A G E
ST O R E
&
B A R
(Packffe Gooda)
IIS W . r i m
BL
’y & V y .-fc
pH. t o o |
Classified Advertisements
S O S BALE
H E L P W A N TED ■F a r Bale: Plant*, acreage plantIn f, MO M No. 44 Iceberg let G irl to w ait on table*, 0 night
w eek job. Mu it be ne*t
and
tuce: and 200 U whit* Bermuda
have
good reputation. A p p ly
onion*: 78 M green eiiroutlng
llo i T . r-o HorwId.
hroeeoil ready to ■** In* week.
J , W. 1MU, Lake Munroe, Phone U in uf 41 year* or morg for P ill
IX
ing Station work. Seminole Tlr«
Shop.
to t of plant* com int In
r week* fo r pour Victory Exne rteiYced Office help Wanted.
k n . to d in whole**)* quan*
Atfdreax application to Box C ,
I. Chart#* ton W akefield and
c-o Herald.
nhag*n C«bb*g*. t'hin»*o
tag*. Qa. Collardt, Toma*
Lettuce, Onion*. Broccoli,
•M, Romalna, u#* u , J . W.
L > k ) M*W j « phono IB.
Wa b u r
a««ond hand
ituma in .
BAQ s a d # club*.
That good furniture need not be expenaive it a feet most home-ftuken have learn*
ed . , . and here • another example. Troducere of furniture In the popular price range
now feature neat, sturdy designs and have gone in for better styling aa well as Im*
proved construction. The wood Is gum,, maple finish.
fan U ty re.
Phcn*
I Eighteenth Century charm
in this attractive Duncan
Phyfe Sofa. Quality Ma
hogany construction, up*
holatered in beautiful Up*
eetry,
. ;
L a y -A w a y N o w
Urn
*
For a (flowing Complexion try n
Cocktail Facial . . . 55c
For Sun-scorched Hair and Scalp
—Parker Herbcx Treatments.
NOTICES
pend It*
Ing to
.
f o r C h r ia fc B M l
tjk^qa
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I
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%
i'o r
l( w* wf»h to be I m i If » • »t»b t»
p r t « M i I m k U U thoM tnrellm ebl* p rlilWge* for which w» b i n b*«w a* lo af m o
u n d in g — i i B u t flg b tl
- r iT IH X
0
I
u lory..,
UNITED ST At LS DEFENSE
E s t a b l i s h e d In 190H
SA N R um .
iSolomons Is
Some Brighter
U erttt S r» m cr AwtRO
•N a v y R eports Total
Of 70 J a p a ri.e s e
W arships Sunk Ini
E n t i r e C am paign i
a h k Ii m
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III I i l i i i i - o
tjn
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1 .it s i.‘ h *■*T.t 11 k • I null* l h«*
f **M ‘
be I •u ’ ' •
. 'V
the
T h i i !■ the fcotil c n ir r of W a r Ratlibi II..A fv
HiWJf e ttr« v » irin t claim * of vie handle the rationing • ( any article a* •win n<
t r y , but w arn ed I n a l I ha t a t t le I
*
atilt nrogrrmring.
Am erican j -PC***®'- A rc......mg I.. cl»»* O ffice nf |* in r \ .Fun
sour c m in London said the U n it e d \ B ijh
tKkr*r I •«*«■k
III •tart tnim n lintrl)
r..I .
States N avy Is g reatly outnumber- t,f the public h> lb, f (,st of tli»* y rjn
T h i f 11>111
I'd by Ih«* Ja p a n ? * * «n the south I
I I I nlM Ifh I 4|U|M1M® <0hu b 1.1 , i .
s p i t P a c if ic , but would ta n^iual J
H•If thi' pMgra ji i ij enlirf. .! i , |
1 1 i’d lonn.
c o m rlU lfill’l l! *
R a tio n in g
ip iirc s
,* v».»i i r » • >(*1114 1111111 .not faC-
t u r n in t h e g r i m ;
a ir stru g g le fo r;
I s l a n d s w a n r c -i
In W a s h i n g t o n . [
n ig h t 's
I ' i t 's**
illltl
‘J lift 1,1*4*
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Oil Registration
For Dealers Has
Been Postponed
wr* t*‘!tl
Mil •llll'®
b ill
t,ri m.tfi*
A .H H O fla li'd
|{ 0 > I t s
F orwa rd Defenses
Of Axis In Egypt
Knifed By British
Russians
R ecapture
'Strategic
H ill)
Repulse W aves Of
Attack.* On City
I ■(. ,k k
t a il
M fin t ir r
o c t ih ik k
'Tables Turned
,0 n Germans 111
Caucasus Area
New ‘All Purpose’ Ration Book
(n j
i
B IU R T .
V O L U M E X X X IV
A b r ig h te r
h in d . » e a a n d
t h e S o lo m o n
p o r te d to d a y
J
V
I ’l n l e r
S A V L V . ’S
W A B H IN G T O X
Oct.
m.
( A l 1) C n llrd Hlatc« r a iu t llle a
announced tk in fa r In the
w ar
Latal
47.4*3
killed.
• minded and
n>U»lng.
Th e
, O g iv e * Include IT.3C3 Am erira n i,
11.10#
I'M IUppIne
Mrouti In the IF.
C . A rm y
m in in g In action In I k i ItjHllpplnen. M in i w ere p n .u m ebly taken primmer.
1
d R> Spoake
"iwnnis “ l.ai
* '« * |
this picture nf the fierce nml uti I
rem itting fight fot the Subm m in 1
Ashore
"fhirmg th** night of tict JV k
"in ( Solomon Islan ds limr> enemy
lum ps w ere active uii
(juatlnl
r unit I and succeeded In piercing
old lines on the south side of the
Airfield A rm y truofM threw back f
the Attack
and regained
their {
potittons.
M arine
troops
wrr*^
active on the western flank and
reported
sm all gain*
In heavy
Send-Off
P ersons Donate
Money For (lifts
*"n
M n , Ernest f
lim it holder,
chairm an of the
local
Fend*
O ff * W u | t t e a . e ip rr« *n t her
a p p te m tio n this morning to
the ci t lien® of Sanford * h i
have contributed t*» the mm
Hill tee’s fund whlrh is used In
purchase r lg u n llr * »nd gHI®
fur aelei tees at the fniMidl
■el %pcs m ent l> the imlt t>r . r.f
the Im a l th e ate r t ultt nhuted
lib e r a lly to th i* fund an*I Iht
g ro jp in ch arg e <*f u n d - d f
p fe p a ra tiiin * )i i t t i r u I i i I y
I hart had these per sun*
on G uailalca
nal at a ll ro ita . T h i* flyln*t flrM .
cn m lru ctcd by and »«it«d from
the Jap an ta *. wa* called the key.
to all the fighting.
A t aea the Ja p a n *** ip p a rrn tly
had fa irly *ecur* control of Iho
■raplanea In and around the Solomnne, for an
en*m y
deatroyrr
iw netratn l rloae enough to T u la g i
lla rlio r to .I n k the 11. S flret lute
Seminole and an
harhc r patrol
lw»mt— the only
A m erican
ahlp
In u re announced In laat n ig h t',
communique.
rnu-n ond |£. \
Puli. .
! tinhiri*
t fi i- f t o g ra n •
(
**"'1he
plug i ii in fulJuvi®
In v m a t mu Rev f i
f n p l.ir .
H im J
II
to hold the a irfield
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K a re w rll Address R.
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K u r n ia ll
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I
IS
N eed s M ore W ork ers
t
* | 111
V c lu n le tr w orker*, both men
and woman of 8 *m ln o l* Co unty,
are needed a t one* t« help out
with tb* flood of woHi that ha*
nearly iw a m p *d the fa cilities of
tha price and ra tio n in g board at
the A rm o ry . A . B . P tU rto n , •*■
rre ta ry of tb* board and C p u n ty
Iie f e n u
Council
co-ordlnator.
■tated lo d K ..
"Persona who rea lly deair* to
do eomethlng In lb * n r b l help-
1
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laliotilng prw tram * and tchadule*
being ann*unc*d dally, th* am ount
o f work » • a re called upon to
handle U already loo targ e fo r
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this evening In the Motel M lyfelr
s t 7 .00 oVIock.
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THE HANFORD HERALD, flANFOBD, FLORIDA.
Thoee wKo brave thr peril* of I
n *
the Jangle In im rrh of »llil K*nu-.
' • have nothing on the (Yli-ty I —1»
• for •more thr Imini they h j r
faced have been the hotel. I'on, 'i
ll*-m, and ol lull thi lM.«nd
Buildout.
|
1/
Admittedly they have hern bail
\y mauled, m . a e l
ami rltur-l,
and now tonight they nuut Iran
MIDI ami venture into .1 teroiiK •
' jumclc to (are the O-r.lr Wildcat*
whether the Fed* can aucceeil
In laming the Wildcat*. n j> aili
1'
not venture to piAlir . hawevei.
Coach Lconunt Mcl-tira* i- now
track at (he helm iiiid yrMenlmy i
: # lit th# lx>v« through « gOfnl a! if I
workout. T tr P oll *.••» plviity Ml
- ^ T M P A T . OCTOBER U 19f2
' t
fn u rtk e
RuMMf flov.ii
'V i
p u rl
The name TUXEDO anaurot you of
QtuJily Feed*.
Come In nnd JH »w help you with
your feeding problemn.
!
paxiing nn«l r«c iviii' Thrrr * 1 0 j
a*l»o * broking <1 imti.j ..cninm i,'
between thw A uni II »<|iuuP
Alto all
v llile dn(rn*ea again I
attack* |y " W ill..* ..' weer rare
fully reheaive.1
Robert K. Lee will be Riven a
■ ■—
1
the
and
To
for
are
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
O pen F o r T h ird
Y ear
416 flrmwlvii'w Ave.
Court. 9 AM. week
2*A to kimloririirtcn
Enrollment limited.
Achoitagr of vilamin A In
diet weaken* the eyralght
inrtraara night blindneaa.
make
their eye* atron^cr
rilght flying, Brttlah aviator*
fed vitamin A-rteh dial*.
ONE BILLION and
Three Hundred
MILLION in WAR
BONDS—
Yea. Ia*t year'a liquor tales
would have bought that many
bond*.
ARCADE
Package Store
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
O. D. Parrel], Prep.
You can till] f t plenty of Tuxedo
Dog Food—which la the bent . . .
1 vmon and decided le could pin
J back Champion Hammi Angotl’a
|ra n . Recently, be climbed Into a
1 l.o* Angelca ring and
amrektd
I out Ju ar Zurila. eonaidrrtr1 r
challenger (or Angott'a lllir. in
! ihc lecow' round
|
Anaatrong weigher! M2 poind*.
He lathed out a t tl v opening Irellj
and carried the battle to the M el-'
Iran, employing the windmill ta r-1
tlca that used to weir down alii
opposition. Vgt, at the time o(|
trie linockouT. Zurita * 1 1 ahead,
on point*.
|
Armatrong'a timing wa» o(( and.
hr mlaaed (requtntl).
"But I can hit I trder now than'
ever," Hank declare*. "Mure, I’m
•lower than I a a i, hut mi rye«
are good and I definitely am
back on the comtback trail. Th*(
acar llaiue around my eyr. 'iac
healed
completely
r.ighlrm
monlhi o( real did
that. I'm!
atrong and I can gel down t.a
IS.- and bea Argot
But Hank parried thr re mi rule,
hr had to go lo the rufchiog room
twice before he could make 112
0 . hurtle
HUNT’S TUXEDO
Corner Sanford Avenue A Bee end S tre e t
Standing before a microphone la
election of her huaband at a U. S.
trnator. When he returned ta
U'aihlngton to vote on the draft
Inr of Id and ID-ytar-old boy*, ah*
voluntetred lo carry oa hi* camI klgnlng.
A tT H t CHURCHES
_—— And »»•»%
Drunkenness
Bad■
owm
Conduct Are Frequent!
Drunkenness and disorderly eon
duct were the moat frequent rhaig
f« brought up In City Court Mon '
H
eIII-.* I'* A h"
day evening lief ore Judgr P I. ' »l
inill1*1. 1
Miller. Ram Waltera, for drunk
lit eha111
dntaa, got |16 and coat* or lb Ii i i hi itii it irkhr*
u : ;t P XI 1" 1
days; Ben McDuffie, drunkrnnr •»,
XI
10 and roiU c r 30 days and foi
Ntni.lm)
UonJerly conduct, 115 and c»>»n 1|-M
J \ \1 >»•1»h•*. r"(
i h»»i* ti An4
TMlcii.e nl l'-M« lilng
« rurn IT r t
t)
VI The* K-tlh Afnr
drunkenneaa, )S and coat* nr l&, •(F
1 Hrfai11n 4'i*n»Philter,
days; Macon Puteh, drunkrnnei*.
v h *;rm"1ha1bVe r»ti7a* i
IS and costs or 16 4aya; Ktunlry
Holcomb#, drunkenness, $ Mi l»* n*l
a « v i min i in iu M o r oorx
estreated
**■•Il» Atrntie *t Hi gill NUm I
H-» 4' l> If at r ii §*•Blur
pAtrfrk
Hadley, drunkenness, j
HHit-lay Hrliraiil, |d ( r, A Xf
610 end costs or 30 days, snd rr
I’rM- hlng K*i vlrg, (I * *» A M.
silting errest, 626 end costs or) Wrel
tig* Ijr ll’liy |
1r«> *f H*r
? 6 deys; Bern W. Robinson, drunk
<- • u p U
VII S ett i.r fi t . ,, • i..| 1 " ii
enness. 6 1 0 end costs or 1 0 day*,
1
1 hi
. I .
ni in.
end for disorderly conduct, 6 1 6
end rests or 30 days , .mil for
disorderly conduct, 616 so*I c«»ei»i III m it n r mill
nr 46 deys.
Johnnie Ilrm rntr ' i ali'l I *•i
U ' II I int« (<aa|uf
disorderly conduct, $6 nod ir.at.
H.it«.|.»t K* »!«••
I lu
00 A. M
or 16 deys.
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T H E R E SA H U M PH REY T Y L E R
in ngnln connected with
A N N 'S Mlrnaol lieau ly Salon
S P E C IA L
V IC TO R Y C l HI.
t Inrlnding Tail
ANNA
LEO N A
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11.95
H R i i W N —O w n e r
V A I C I I A N — O p e ra to r
ANNV"MiKASOL BEAUTY SALON
I IT N. Park Air.
Photi* TIT
Eucaped Prinoner
rn i l . ..........
Given Himself Away ,.1- Mlhrin*la'*i»
AKKON O..
I nnntrn,
LOVELY MIRRORS
Ju .tt received a new ahip>
niciit of lir-mitiful, iroliahed
pltilo mirror a
With orn«-
mrntiil gold frame*, plain
or (reveled edge*.
$ 7 .3 0 to $ 31.00
“Brighten Your Home With
Pittsburgh Paints"
G. II. STUART TAINT AND GLASS
0R G A N 0
V IT A G E N
. ___
OruanlcH
Prnllgralnl, Cnnrvnlratrd and Uartrrlallicd by Pat*al*d
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llarlrria Pratfia
R t.llallra your will Naturr’a way and g .t batter
|
r*aulla fruo.
™ i- 8**d Brd*
Fltld Crup,
Flnwrrs
Lawn*
Oardrn
Shruhbvry
Plaat*
Trt«a, at*.
COnRECT TIIOHr. DAD SPOrn. USE o u r m a t e r i a l
AND WATCII THE DIFFERENCE.
0RGAN0 CORPORATION
of FLORIDA
ORLANDO.
?JO O S . Kukl A .r a n *
l*hoaa R2U
1
FLO R ID A
J . P. Hall, HaafaH
I’hon. CM W
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BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
(Package Gooda)
lia jk. Flral HL
PS.
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MOREFUN
>Va will be open Fri
day A Saturday nights
from now on.
Every Wednesday
Night
s a ia h f . m
locreatM* Center
j
J
PACKAGE
goods
)iljt « » ifv
the
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v P I •#*• I* II,
4Iv M-awlUtia Hkreltw, T2II K. M-
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cards d a ily on re
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DAILY MENUS
MBF. ALFA ANIIHR (iEOKdK
fundey
Mur el eg Weramlp, ||:»,
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JOE A. TOLLE, I’aator
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WI.ll.BT4V MRTIIODfl*.
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FU* If il. Ilettkln I'aelof
Hu»4lmy J4e-Mm,I. Il •• \ VJ
(VMClllRl Hen leer, I I ®t A M
You** Preapl** Harvlre, he* P M
Cvkkfellil r denlre, I J« P VI
TWm IItt lo rhufrb tte lh* TVIIU
ruwi oaltteuo a we.^ntie I" alL
MEN and WOMEN
LEARN WELDING, Thousands Needed
for Shipyards in Florida
and Georgia!
Src or I'hnne our Agent, Mr. O. F. VVhllten at the
Voider Hotel Friday and Saturday, between
9 A. M. and 11 I*. M. Come any time.
llur Guaranteed Counie Traina You In 3 to 4 Weeks.
We Can Place You In Job» Immediately.
• LOOK!
• BIG PAY!
• JOBS!
• WAITING!
EXCERPTS (rota Utter* cf —ir graduated itadsnUi "Bava
fa ad* |e«J>e ibis tw k . will («t rate* la 1 w*wka to f l0 8 . . .
“Coin, to waili Norfolk Navy Yard atartlng (1 .0 4 per hoar'*
. . Many othrra.
betters from Hrunawick Marine Conat. Corp.
"W * nerd 1,000 wcldrra ta build 11 Liberty aiilp* and
will pay f 1.20 p*r hour and tl—* and bait above 40 boars,
dachsonvlll*. Taw pa. P an aaa City and every ether ship yard
Breda thousands nf wtldera—both turn and wo—en.
1*0w Coat in Small Monthly Payments
After yea go ta work. Fla rat and largeat wtiding
arhool In Florida. Aa (a oar rteponalMlily we refer to the
Florida National Baak and Chamber of Commerce In Jerk• fill*. Florida.
Southern Institute Of Welding
(Incorporated)
I_
Tail V r c rU b lr Iftllah Itvcip#
rallffa Dinner, Serving I or
ChagM Rica n Sou/fla
_ .3
Butte r—1 Heel-.
Wl.ola \YI rat Bread Crap* Buttet
Itoraeraillab Itellah Salad
Chilled Melon
Coffta
508 McDuff Avenue
*•11 O ar A cra l, Mr. a
Today and Saturday
. . Double Feature..
(Serving 4 Dr 5)
1 lahleahoona buttet
labltepoonv flour
* Iraapoor sa l.
I -* (taspoon |>epp*r
I I d tap* milk
lid tup fralad chteae
I traa[oon minted onion*
1-2 tup diced took*.' celery
I 1-3 cupa tilled lie*
milk. Cook u n til cream y a le c *
forma, S t ir cooatanUy ta prevent
tire, aoda and yolka. Beat
Jacksonville, Fl«. .
F . W hitten a i V a ld a i H atal Today!
Cketwe R k a Boafflo
M iP T iaT < t ii n r 11
1.%nm moxnom
P aoi. v. M i i H i :v r i in lac'll
II- II Marti*. Pastor
1-8 le a «poo n aodr
lt»v, J |, llobv, Pa.rur
Runifm
*4ruvi, 11jf#
ie;t« A. 00•lajy «School.
VI
yolk*
^Murnlng Praachlag Barvlca. Jl *a Preaeblfl* 11 ** A. U *n.| S.tt P n m
r H.
“ egL w llloa. beaten
■aa4ay Bc8W. I* *e A. M.
r v tn lu e Ssrv tre. try * r . If.
Melt butter and add flour, ealt
Preysr lim ine. \r»d»«*4*> *, le a and pepper. M U wall and ado
tV rdn.sday B arter*, l i t * K II.
■a n r oho AaiKMPLV o r q sd
I*
tllcbkri*er. Paaler
Itth a t a* Leered Are.
■eedey aekaol M iff A. U.
FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH
mushroomlnt
»ners An nvcraife of 27,000 Jet
trr» nr»* received daily ami *r
overage of "O.iKp cnmmunlc*tion'
ate i *nt dally bv thr Rft( Croat
'Vrrr*. apondc nee la largely post
#rec.
t Ml MlM
•*»<i » »»4i r u
Iter. Krnnh II I’ullee. !|rrtr»r
I' r 4 j *r m** 11iia Tliuisilax hl*M« llolg CiiMimunlnn, M l A 14.
H i I* M.
Church Hrhool t la A. U .
tnu will mis this haa teen Mur a In■
I I.f# A- m!
tish* r,t from Wed. nights. ftuaJsy Y. I*. A I- 1 11 V II
U-h.M.I li t* A. U
tty
Brin* In coal h an im foe jar- ™
nente—we « i ’t f t any moral
. ^
Ti. illoatrntr
110 1. \
huitlai h* l»n«l. 1*11 A. 41.
I fa) pi HeniPe tl:N A- 14,
Subject: "Sheet-Anchora*'.
Special Navy Day obaervnnce. Boyn in
the service are especially invited.
■’ t'III
* id tivn x uf thr uresent s i r e*
1 imi|»nn'l with World Wei I th
M 1 <ei .if War priRofiers in 1914
I t'*|s m i it id ■ml Rent thrro mil
1 !»•*» 11
v Ir tl .■ conflict I
•I*•’»%»! > hii/ ncfiYN1' almott 17,
1 n* - o in.1it-.tifve arid
he* die
1 t eta h* I arviithn
17 (KKJ.ODA pet
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mI 1 oi.*I
medicine, clothing
( .o ' ..Hu tiernR excluding Ixwka
I M'»»»
.'•o.t s o rlu .i ere #n•h Oniro* Agency Ir (
••rhind n»os* oi them gWIny
Ha l ull UM |( II II Il’ntMlK |lh.
• iv»i~R wit) hi* *4>a> Thr
nr.-nii.es w’lir1, hmi*' tlv* |
R«ne* • ’netIons ai th interns
**nna(1 Red C>v»tc
wen
mad •|
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the ,Swiai govern*
mr*r rf-r1 ft
I tin*i c»*V i* lh» piianner* bu•an »hi 1 <.e tt allies Inform**.
*.*»ti o f |«rts# * i ti fm»n an official ]
’i*i m il I. 1 1 * neve )», Hf i ( roar j
iiUKnns ir l«dli«rri rr»» count He*
.
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n iieeall.il* aoevtoe, lite f t U.
Prayer •Mmlag, Wedaaadey l:M
f
la your lant winter’s coat or
^RUtt ready for that finit froat?
'■ Our cleaning will take out all of
Vlaat winter’d Roll—and reatore
U 1U aoft texture—for another
&«eaaon of amart appearance.
• Fu r trimming skilfully handled.
fall*-
11:00 A. M —
Subject: "I've Never Been to Africa"
Scripture: Luka 10
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P K U
VOLUME XXXIV.
EsUbllxhed In 1908
f Axis Attempts To
•Close El Alamein
Line Gaps Stopped
SA N FO RD .
In the Egyptian desert, the
British 'army beat off Axis
attempts to close gaps driven
0 into the El Alamein line. As
Allied planes hammered nt
Rommel's forces, U n i t e d
States airmen shot down four
of tho seven Allied bag.'
^
Italy claimed Allied front
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IM T I M E R
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Fivf lZt United States Bombers Hit
in S o lo m o n s Hongkong For Second Time
Famed Ace Missing
Also Raid Airdromt1
Near Canton And
Return To liases
With No L o s s e s
^ Allies Shoot Down?
.7 Enemy , Planes,
Hammer Rommel's
^
Forces In Egypt
(O r N a te tl.te * P f» M t
F L O R I D \,
Principals Meet
In G ainesville
To Plan Program
I 'i R h l i n g ( ‘o n t i m i e s In
1 s | a n <t s
A in i (1
A ir
A tta c k s
On
L o o k i n g F o r F l a w s In \ i t a l O il IM p elin t*
Ja p a iH 'se
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III
The
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the fig h tin g »s»i In-Leved toda •
to I * i o nttiiiiifig Hintd n il n tta fk *
Upon Ju p iMMip* nml n a va l uni La
F iv e land at lack * hav«- ticeri IThy C m tc d S t a le s ft r r r * .
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m plant.
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_______ Ned S m ith In observance
.0 0 0 tim es, p h yik lan a ea- forebeara m ig ra te d fro m th * E a s t b rought In. end ro ru ld e ra h le .m a ll thu a acco u n tin g fo r th * h u f *
of Nary Dor, Herman N o rr ia ,
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principal, announced.
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WPA Nursery Needs S p . V r i “a0^ ; ;
FBI A r rents Mem hern
Of Propaganda Club
Kiwanls Club Will
Observe Navy Day
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'M ad am e— O lady o f th s jeweled
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Th* >stead fast, m arching sp irit
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W hose m erries and whose ju stice
e > T « n sustain,
U k t te a and lir e , s people rtoow
ed t o hunger
nI I w n
drayon seed is sown—you
: . . l h s t h are billed
T o stanch s nation’s bleeding and
» f ! to paUh
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The hstiken hearts o f men. their
(yuiw lvia
despoiled,
A nd death and dearth beneath
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th e ruined thateh
That stiritered teeming life— era; / b attled one,
V Y our dark head restin g on an a n s a fe pillow,
f here sslutn you, moon to
'C h in a ’s aunt
i Y e a r voiae la like the breeta th at
■ stirs the willow,
Y e t old a s from tha dynasty of
\ Ming,
•Yoor Wisdom , , . Princess o f |he
ralorous ways,
l a s t 1 affro n t y»u by th is song
bi*. • I bring,
F o r g lr e
me the discourtesy of
•Bootleg cu ff,'* la said In be
in rin jtn g up in torn, aact tons.
BgW*ti-r, ’ ll la reported aa herS g the tam e drawbacks s i boot-
Tomorrow fa the birthday of former Preafdent Theo
dore RooaavelU But whet la perhaps of even treater slgt
nlflcance to the people of Florida an wall a* the nation at
large is the fact that October 27th la also Navy Day—so
named (n honor of the great American-leader who first
realized the Importance to America of a powerful and
efficient navy.
Navy Day this year-means more ttf Florida than It
ever haa before. A year ago to landlocked Sanfordltea the
Navy was something we read about In the newspapers.
Today, with our new air base, then only a dream of a few
far-sighted citizens, we are very much a part of the Navy
and the Navy la a vital part of ua.'
So It la with all Florida. We in thia state, with more
milea of sea coast than any other state in the union, have
a great haval tradition, and many of our finest sons have
gone into the Navy. But until a few years ago there was
only one naval air station in the whole state. Only indiffer
ent use was made of our shipyards at Tampa and Miami
and the Seventh Naval District as a whole waa a neglected
atep-child of the Navy.
7
Came the war, ami with It an interesting realization
of the Importance of air power and the dependence of the
Nvy upon adequate aerial defense, the growing submarine
menace which aaw- freighters sunk within sight of our
shores, the utilization. of Florida aa the springboard to
Central and South America and aa the base for operations
in the Gulf of Mexico, the Carribcan and the South Atlantic.
Florida became Almost overnight a gigantic aircraft
carrier pointing Its deadly nose Into tho dangerous waters
to tho south. T h o old air station at Pensacola was enlarged
and strengthened while gigantic new stations were erected
near Jacksonville, Banana River, (hia Locks, Key West and
Fort Laudordole. A now 115,000,000 blimp base was con
structed at Richmond and several more have been started.
Five other air operational training stations like tho
one In Sanford, coating w ,000.000 or more each, are now
under construction and nearing completion, while U Coast
Guard stations scattered from St. Augustine to Key West
and from Key Went to St. Murks hn?e been built and seven
Marina Corps detachments have been located at various
points along tho coast.
It is small wornlcr-thcn that as we celcbrnto Navy Day
JuinortowJiouvJlUdake - fiwb pride In our Navy, renewed
faith In its future achievements and increased satisfaction
over the great part Florida Is playing in tho defense of the
nation and the winning of the war.
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Dado County there 1*
0 potato crop threatdestruction because of
THE B E S T US
SPAGHETTI SUrPEK
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
A L L O W T E M 1 F E S T IV A L
•WINES
PHIDAY.. OCT. SO
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SOUTHS ID ! SCHOOL
NICK'S
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Quality Drinks
Served right
That is the kind you will
- always find at
BILL'S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
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Former Paclf I h Lh
Congressional elections thin year raise aomo .unusual
questions and call for unusual standards. In many districts
tho voters are naturally puzzled.
What shall Imj done, for example, about a congressman
or congresswoman who regularly voted against war prep
arations and defense measures until the Pearl Harbor
attack? The crime plunged e v e r y American automatically
Into war against Japan, and wnr against the other Axis
partners followed Inevitably.
Tho pacifists turned out to have be6n .terribly mistaken.
Many of them had not merely opposed entrance Into tinwar before Peurl Harbor, but bad steadfastly and Insulting
ly opposed effftrts to plnco their country In a proper state of
defense. Almost any well-informed American could give
from memory a llst,of such representatives at Washington.
It Is easy for them to say, like a child who has been
naughty, that they should not bo punished because "they
are good now," But Inevitably the reply copies: "GrwUing
their good faith, yet If they so terribly mlsundehrtood what
was going on In tho world before Pearl Harbor, how can
their knowledge or Judgment be trusted again when new
problems arise? This question will have much Influence
aw chem ical is aald to
a m found which will daa skunk. However, fur- in t h o e l e c t i o n
txM rim M UaUon
will I *
V f before wa try lb
. ’ p ijc a h k
r paper: “ Found —. Light
marked smooth crop
IF TOtm T A m OtMAKOJ
SANFORD FORUM
45c and 65c the Pair
Wool Ribs - - -11.00
S E R V IC E
Current Comment
O r A G N BW W K1AR
C O R R E C T MEN U W E A R
ei -J*
'■t
Come In am) Jet ua help you with
your feeding problems.
railing some o f tho halr-ratring experience* o f tho fly in g T i r e " Is
rma a r t t u u a ll Whelan* ( le f t ). author of TA# *'/»■»# T iftr t and
flo director o f United China KriU f. sad Robert Neake, a months* o f
famed Eying group, Ural* la official!* credited with downing IS
wins— ala new. Tha coasts met when too ® » r canto U Haw York.
are w ith their “S o ft soap"- Nor
J obs i t t a k a ,a stro n g mind for
(Jrre a sfu t ruling o u t a peculiar
talent la required. H e lllu atratr*
this by saying bo had known men
who did not have good common
m o m but who ta d am assed g re a t
wealth o r built u» Hugo Industries
by h arin g certain quill tie# that
sided them .
U tn g '‘matched'* m orey from
A slogan o f t h * Revolutionary
tho federal govenrment, fo r old war waa “T re a t to Ood and kaep
ag o pensions, do pend cm children
so d the blind and near-blind.
to. VVfl woi
W hat s fine thing la m odtlaUmt o f tho human volret how
painful to
listen
to n naanl
(w ang or a cracked voice without
aeton t o r Inflection. Ilk e a flo w w
w ithout color 01 odor, o r ft paint
ing hi m onton. ur ■ violin w ith
’..that Urn*.
ftoSprod
V iicdtir ot om
tK
pby
syrffi %ssbPh !:
p alm s: to Meal Eordyce Roswell
add M rs. A lbert S ta rk e lor patrio
tic them e decorations and we are
moat certain ly remembering lir e .
Joseph P erry who so untiringly,
worked th at tho M ayfair nilirLt be
aito m p orn ry Horn* to the Hoard
gathering during Its
three day
see* ton.
•
Vf* sa y than ks last for the
generous publicity gtran ua by the
JZ, f«r.n raunJsr
Would wo trierste
To me rie tl*Ui
tlvflnlng a “Iwneb”
isrfffssss,
*JkF
w n>
gg^za
kAok
You can still-get plenty of Tuxedo
Dot Foad—which la the beat . . . .
FEED
STO RE
ONE BILLION and
Three Hundred,:,
MILLION in WAR
BONDS—
Yea, last year’s liquor taxes
arid her# bought iKat puny
PPP*.
T -
ARCADE
Package Store
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
- O. Ik. FarrelL Prop.
t.boy hsngvd • mere
.
TOOI
B. L. PERKINS
Calling HIh Bluff
Sometimes tho victim of n thief thinks he will scare
the grabber Into returning the stolen goods, so advises him
that hla Identity Is known. Tho Winter Haven Herald car
ries this:
In a country newipaper appeared the following ad
vertisement: "Tho man who picked up my wallet in Fore
Btreet waa recognized. He la requested to return It."
The next day thin reply was published: "Tho recognized
man who picked up your wallet requests to loser to call at
any |lme and collect It."—St. Augustine Record.
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of »rr»ny<*mrnt* for the hoateaj
rtiurae and nf thi> mtvIc* ntrti'*
rrerration tliviiitut, ifav** an Impmintu talk t*» the*
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lrs .1. tj. Hunter. Mr* V M.
irrene, Mrs. W. K. Vnriu Mr*.
V , It, Ilnuilley,
Mrs.
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■Runell. of t ’luwn
Point, Ind.,
Bernard Wilkie, Mr*. W. A. l-cuvltt, Mn.- W alter It. Bach, M r*.!
A. C. Mt'ilevnolil*. Mr*
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SKWLOTION
Fur Hiomi flr*l
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relic that tloca duty aroQnd
the
Skin c a r * H the b oth of a
W o w r ir w t k r - a io . u> .
)ov»fy .complexion. Bu ild y o w
program of lovalinan around
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Crisp cotton prlnlrtl
hmuecoal—oju- of our
rich colloctloit.
Wide
choice -style*. color*. I'dAlso qtillUxl cotton*,
OtCm nloM ond morning. 1X0 to 600. U» fluffy 0 # on.log
Crams <pr quick (Uaqilng between moka-vpt, IXX) to ifiO
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and lirljrht colors.
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Aim*In f fl ffl Ilfs
Will
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, Hinlriiil'* m e n l».i< i
■ las* of the Presbyterian Church
evening, with
with Mrs.
Mr*. John
John »'*r»t|
!r and
faille skirt.
F r’rlday
id a y evening,
, mn|n,
U|pty.a lilsrk
fo||ow|||f
the
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Tho home of Mrs; O. A. Stine j,
t
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, Ilf prire*. *»f*s| a idai wml* i t>> | .
Was the scene nf n rostume Hul
lo we’en party for the Philalltt-a I .
vit.
Dr. Elluhrth Trsry was
presented a large basket of *■# ertrd fruit as a birthday gift
rnm the class.
Refreshments were seivcd by
the hostesses to the fwllnwinv
Dr. Elisabeth Tracy, Mrs. II 1>
Dagup Mrs. Claries Wilkie. Mrs.
J o h n »d i i ,
'SouthHidc School To
Hove Annual Kcntivnl
I ’resbyterian Class
Has Costume Party;;
awarded to Mr. W.
sn-l ilr* . W A ls-s-
Xk **ll*t |t<*lihj
Sonn\
hmnmIhwlpf*
Uupter Kaffk Unh
ll*»*»l«
han. I l a n i h l Jo i nr on Itobln1 M«hI
I «fj* mid llyrnr Ih ard
Personal s
were
{irises
t .tirumley
v
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it y n it i. THOMAS
The correct end Incorrect way
MONDAY
Junior T . IT. A. of t>« Baptist for Eanford women to dress whsn
Q-.arch «(Q raret a t lh« hum* of entertaining service mm at U 80
Shirley Crhola, Palmetto A rm or Informal dances and similar af
fairs was cleverly drmonslrated
^’ TV#1Bt. Monica Chapter of th.
Holy Croat Church will meet ■> At a fashion show Thursday eve
ning for UBO hostesses, directed
li# Parish IlnuM at 8 :0 0 p. M.
by Miaa Carol Stone ami Mrs.
TUESDAY
‘ There will La a clast In home John B. Tatum.
Actual hostesses were to de
A irsing at 2:00 p. M. at
the
ysard sll Avenue Chapel
with monstrate the "arcing and right"
attire.
In an introductory talk.
Mrs. Fred Pope, Instructor. All
ponona Interested in joining the Miss Stone pointed out that an
rlaaa are' Invited to attend, at Important part of entertaining
wMch time an hour convenient to was grooming and that no host
the members will be decided upon. ess should carry “glamour to
• The P. E. O. club under the extreme”. .
rtclion of Mrs. E . D. Brownlee
A bod
example
featured a
will direct the sewing In . the black
lll'fllted
dress,
below
morning at lie Ked Cross mom. which a lace slip showed and the
The Presbyterian Auxiliary will model wore heavy make -up and
have charge of the sewing In the her coiffure was of a upswept
afternoon at the Fled Cross room. Style with two large flowers pin
ned In It. Dangling Tarings were
another “wrong" point. Other ex
amples if loro ITret dress wore
short
full _ ■■jiltrihug"
skirts,
slarks, bare midriff and a bunny
jacket.
Taylor Brown of Savannah. CI«.
kilts Stone trough! out that
■lent the weekend with his pa service men like colors in warm
rent* ,Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Drown. and bright tones to offset their
continued kakki and plain blue or
1 Mr. and Mrs! H W. PickrHIl of
Orlande were the guest* yestei other drab colors which surround
day of. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loj them during the day.
Dresses of this type were furn
y Laurel Avanur.
ished by the Yiiwrll Co., Holly
wood
Shops, Jne, and the J . C.
Lieut. Robeit It. Sloinoff and
Mrs. Stninoff of Orlando were penny Co Some of the styles
th ereccnt g-jesta of the forme r‘« were : a soft R.‘ A. F Blue crepe,
with a white ^itkkey Moose and
mot Her, Mrs. M. Stninoff.
a hrigt rlip pinned to its pocket;
■ Mr* -It. W. Pendergrass and j a brown wool frock with a harwaug'iler. Ithea, returned last) moulting gold "vesilrt” and novel
a black velvet drew.
wreak fro m 'a mnnth'a visit wlth| buttons;
her patents in lyiuislaan,
Mis- I wilh white )olk, inprhrd with
seed pearls; a ri-,( dra|ied dress
•pun.
with t.
tli-f nr
rrw n
Krider ami Mrs. It. E. Herndon
ax assistant hostesses.
The room* were drenralrd witli
marigolds and
viM»w
rniullrs
.xarnrlng out
the
HolloweVn
■lOtlf.
flames
were
played
throughout He eveniog and the
<; i<: n
Mi«p Ruth l lm l^ rf c r l r b r a t e * ’
her tw e l ft h l»irthda| with n [mitv
** n,im y to
fi v e h h\ )iei mofhr
Mf* J h
i . itiM I I* lit in
I loci je<*-p. .11 nl he i hiiirir nil \\ i "! '
T.ii.i 11n11ting
Thin!
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lin m p i nfn.1 contort # c r r ptayt'*!
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1. I I ' u U . g u m
on the Uv»fi *«f t h 1(oH|rr* h o m r ( |tla| j
M* l.'* nn **f
II ruurhnui th*
a f l e i n *op
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I horna»
nf l i r e were Lvaunlc.l to ( l e r a M m c ;
[fiixrhrliff»- S trlla VVhjimore mul »*t
Bobb)
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I i ■s| l U l i i i r i t nf
T h o * e Invltrrl *t» !»,* \\ ||h Ml** | Mull hi in I
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TBS SANFOtU) HEBALD. ftANTORO, FLORIDA,
Teu are hereby notld e* i l l re
Ocala W ildcats T '
, Defeat Celery
,
;
Feds, 45 to 6
N EW • Y O R K , O cL M — Abe
Greene * * y ( If you remove the
tllm ulu* o f title aiplratlona you
d n tro y the main Incentive for
bo iln g In terett.
Ilet rig h t and th at It why the
National Boxing Aoooeiallon ao.l
th* Ntw York S U t * Commlulon
,oon may reeognii* two champion*
In the varioua weight dlviilona.
Four o f th * tig h t divtilon titleW alker.
holder* are now In m ilitary (tw ice
\
T h e Fed* were caved from a — Heavyweight J o * Lou!*, Light
ebutout when in the third period,
R obert E. L*» look a paaa from Heavyweight Cue Leinevlch. Mid
i>- Flemlne and made the cnly touch dleweight Tony Z al* and W elter
down for Sanford
The team la weight Freddl* Ccchran*. Through
(aid to havr put up a rood fight no rtlu ctan c* of th *ir own they
/ * b e t the Wildcat altacx proved cannot defend tbelr erowni. Thetoo much foe them.
army and navy will not permit
•t
Lee, Fleminr and Carlton put them to box.
4
up a ‘good ram *, hut olherwiie
Greene explain* It wouldn't !>«
itk* Fed. failed to click.
fair to fore* them to rellnqulah
V
T h * lin eu p ,:
their champlotuhlp* and y tt It
,
SA N FO R D
I'oa.
OCAI.A
OCA LA lin 't fa ir to th* b o x trt not In
C arlton
Ir
Scaly m llltaiy »«rvle# to d tpriv* them
;!
llle r a
It
Sm ith of a rh anc* to rroch the top and
Johnaon
Ic
Knoblock
Knohlock to rn>oy tho honor and the llnanFor
r
Nelaler
N tltlc r clal reward that goea with th<Sin gletary
ig
Hutton
Dutton champtonihlp.
Brum ley
rt
ll.
D. Comp
So It l i likely th at top-rank
B u tn er
i*
Heyerdahl ing men in theta dlviilona will
W alker fight It out fo r th* "civilian
R o le
<i h
Flem ing
I ht>
Klcyd cham plonthlp."
Flcyd
may lie
They
K
D aniel
rl>
Ko m
ll*d th * ' ‘pretend*r,[ the act
W olfer
f ti
Oliver Ing champion, tub champion or.
*• G eneral Joh n J . Phelan of
TKPH TIN G MAN
Ihe New York com m iitlon term*
ll, lha ad interim champion.
ERW IN . Okla, Okl* OcL 2fl.
The real champion retain* hi*
T . J . lljtrh InK a haa lived In th * till* for th * duration and, upon
tam e haute fn> 44 y*ara and no hla dlaeharg* from m ilitary te r
door In the huuar ever J i * i been rier, give* tha civilian champion
locked.
a ch in e* a t h it title.
General
Phelan inform , me
that th* New York eommiaaion
decided laat March to recngniie
an ad Interim champion.
How.
ever, no m atch *! for auch • cham
Morn
ionahlp h*v# been acheilulnl yrt
'he top heavy-w eight th rrat* at
the moment a r* Tam I M auridlc,
L*« Kavold and Jim m y B lvlni, who
recently outpointed Boh Paitnr
One of th e ** will be *llm inalr,l
October SO whtn Mauriello and
Harold, m eat In Madlaon Square
Garden her*.
T h* N BA and th * N*w York
com m lulon now racognli* the
aim * tlll*bold «ra In the f(vr hravler claaae*. Jo ek l* Wllaon la the
’ N B A '* featherw eight king, Manuel
Open For Third Year
O rtli hold* th * bantamweight h-m
ora and LltH * Dado (hr flyweight.
Chalky W right I, New
4 1 6 G ru n d v k 'W A v c ., R on e
York'<
featherw eight and lum
C ourt. 9 A l l . week dayrt.
Hallr* la the bantamweight Nrw
York doei not recognlt* a fly2 Yu t o k i n d e r g a r t e n a g e * .
weight ruler.
Enrollm ent lim ited.
For a young fallow of .10. Harry
Wlaner haa n*d a varieii r * r « r
You've probably beard him broad
coat football cam ** over thr IILU
network.
Thla I* hla flrat ae*.
ion on a big hook-up.
Hanry v i a a frcihm an fool,
bailer at th * U nlvrrallr c f F lor
ida hark In the early 1 9 3 0 ’i when
W« will be open Fri
t xraa down In that n*ek of tha
day A Saturday night*
wood*.
C h ari** Bachm an, th*
Florida coach, wa* hi* good friend
from now on.
and whtn Bachm an w«nl ao Michi
gan S la t * Wlaner trailed along.
An Infury ended hla grid career
but Bachm an In lertited him In
radio and helped him g«t th*
aaalgnm ent to broedraat Michigan
8 ta ta gtm aa. T h *n h* hroadcait
th * D alrolt Liona pro g am t* and
K N O W LTO N '8 O RCH ESTRA
did a D etroit anort* program
F o r a « r*r*l year* h* wa* ••erala ry of tha Liona a* w ill a*
.' b ro a d ca ittr.
A couple of yaara
ag o Wtonar Joined an adrarttolng
firm but continued hla broadcoaD
Ing. And that'a hi* acheduto now
— ha doe* advertising work the
flr a t b *U o f tha wak and bop*
o ff on football aaalgnment* on th*
w **k and*.
Xt
Polytechnic School
Pupils Keep World
Map “Up To Date” To Admit New Class
Tie
Ocala Wildcat* defeated
6,.. tha halpleae Celery Fed* I I to 9
jV- I t their gridiron (III at Ocala
E r F rid ay rrenlng.
All of which
9 L would accm to prove that hunting
i* W ild cat* a* far ai the Fed. are
t ’ ' concerned, acccna (o ha a very
r ' naxardoui occupation,
ti
Sevan touch down, were acorn!
i j by Ocala, two cf them in the
flrat period. Five of them touch •
- down* were (cored by quarterback
taUf
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
Every Wednesday
Night
"WHAT'S COOKIN'
UY "SOME CHICKEN
Mr. McKay h*a received * let*
lly M A RG A RET MYKHS
A b i c j of lha world ha* rccent- ,r from Renaaeler Holy technic Inliiule
which hat decide to admit
|y barn placed In lh« library of
Jan. fcfl
;n. 1IMA
Seminole ilic h School, cm which a new Clin on Jin*
fla g * are pinned lo indicate lha Roth men and women will be
eepted.
country that hold, po#**taion
Th* Firet Year, which
th a t territo ry * t
lh«
pr***nl
tim e. A( a potaeoion i, taken
into th* hand* ol another counwttn h . it. w i u - i A J i n
A 'ln i.- try , lha i l i g tlalioned In that
TT S H IR L E Y really ha* quantity j territory i» changed to th* flag lent background for mm who ex
and quality. . . I h r*r that it ie |ot th# rountry that then pot*e*a- pect to enter armed force*” Sine*
m Army ami th* Navy a t weil
podtltvrly BLA C Y
W H IT E a n d . , , that territory.
C A M ILL E HATTON
HER
The fla g * * r . th o .* of B ritain. a. the wtr manpower rommittlon
I n itreated the need for acienA LD I-OSH ING I* Juat ■ "gw *! United S ta te *. HutaU, t u ly , G ettrttn d " to both. . . H * - * you m> many, and Japan. Th* green flaga tula end rngioetra In Induatry,
llcrd th * change inn W A RREN yepreaent the Uoilrd Nation*. The u.rrr it rraton to bailee* that
(R A B B IT ) D A N IEL S ? ? ? . . ■ yellow f la g , repreaent th# A lia atudenla who make a creditable
tecord will be permitted and even
It'a about lim e that W arren came Power*. T h *
Amerlran
lllatory
•I., miragcd to continue .their work
out Into
circulation.
and I CTatiea under Mr King have aa- for a conaiderable period. EnBBA U F1E
RO BIN SO N
tjU IT E I tum nl th * retponiibllltly of keep- iiatrncnt on n del erred bail* it
ag ree* with
me. . . Who doe* j Ing thle ma> up-to^laU.
now available In all tranche* of C b k f BeaU xrtla’a Mata J o t * Rogan
1* a hows Ini true tiog m b u Jam e*
P O W E L L or GLENN O DItAM Tj
. " V T ------,
v
tLe aervicc
•
s il v ia
M E i s c i t ilk* n e il ] H i g h S c h o o l I s S h o w n
" F o r women tha
F irst Year ScblUlng, >■ tba u*a of th * .457T. . . W hat two Junior g irl* pr*
** provide* a Lcukuruuml which will ciU br* R eltlag tub-moehia* g n on
tha riSa r u g * a t FJakaktll, N. Y .
fig h tin g over O. I). I^m irrae T ?J
7. .
OR
ahould I ** y "three
industry. In -additipn to th* Schilling to on* e f ■ group of l^ M
Ju n io r g ir l* " . . . B O B B Y H U T 'S 1 Tueadav, the atudenla and foe-*! r jrrtruium In rnglne«ring, which men e f th* F o rt Security F o rt*, an
0 . A. 0 . I* In Orlando.
. She i» j ulty o f Ktm lnolr High School * n - 1 1, common to
a all departmen
lartm cnta, th* arm o f th * Coaat Guard, receiving
A rchitecture,
W hat'* the | joyed a motion picture on thn I urtllcula in
Bl- *p«clal tralnlag a t Camp Smith.
RUTH BROWN
Prekakill.T “b li‘ new fo rt*, under
gy,
Chrm lat,
P E y a k i,
and _________
m atter w ith the homr-lown glrle, m alaria ra rry ln g Anonhele*_ ___
motrommaad o f C*pL F . V . Low dr n,
varioua! Hutlnrai Adm iniatration point dt
B O B B Y 7 7 7 What
anphnmurei ciuiln l l
revi-alnl the
will bo retpoBilnl* f * r tho protecat
P ................
A U L HOD
g irl
t hlnk*
h i n k * th
................
... - 1kind* o f motquito*. ami how to irclly toward tho need* o f many
. . |prevent
moaqultoi One In U re *.! «i the U rger
corpurationi *n- . Hon of tho P e rt of N*w York.
G IN S It "p e rfe c t" 7 7 7
fCaatroi P r r ttJ
HODGE and PAU- j H rg
Item. » *•
brought ou ts: m g " I In production
fo r
tho
A r* t.EKROY
nO
M cLELt.A N
“juat good ahowing
that 'he
ok efm o k ee A*'"V » n l the Navy. Women with
line
lim ning In auch field*
which is acid water, rofifrlenda” or. . . . Why did III
F O O T B A L L DANCE
rry few hrreding places ing. biology, chrm iatry,
JO H N SO N
enjoy
hlm arlf
aoj tain* very
o.aibem
atlr*
accounting.
and
M A R JO R IE HODGES
much In extra eh«mlalry lab laat f or mnoquitoa.
la
lia
tk
*
a
re
In
eonitant
and
inF riday
Could
he picture
rru
la y ^7I7 7T 7I ^
t,oui 1 J IIS I , T___
_____ ahoweil how (ha
drmand. T to ae whonll„
with
The Ju n io r Claaa football danc*
C A L D W E L L 'S being there have. S ta le Board of llra llh w*a t r y - •'
r
lakr B-lvantage of the oppor a n held in th* achool audilo.lum
ir
any thing
In do with i t ! ’ ’ T
' ,ng
P " ’ " " malaria and how, J
J , o(lfrrtl \
thr | „ T lta U Friday night. Th# c l* * * color*.
. | thought
that
SH IH L h T • blood sm ta r
taken, arhkh
f
■tinlbr i >r liv Hue and yellow w e n carried out
I
K
CAM ERON
and
i IIA III.F S iSowa whether thr p a tl.n . ha.; J"** t c o n . m m i '. H o n '^ 'i t '’’ u.rali >n l hr decoralWna, which were
vhowrJ
SM ITH were getting almig (irvl m alaria or not it aiin
N.iyt Cnllegr. -Mr Slplr. Se civ tary tuper. T h * Hit dancing tunej w tr*
grrtna were ••! ( ir t om m ittee on Adnnaalont. furnlahed by * nkkT*od*on. The
m alaria
ty good, but t find that
SH»H- how th*
I E Y haa a "violent cru ah" on ca rrlrvi.
. ,
„ n il lie glad to In? of -leaixtancr atudenla m ponevd heartily Ui the
j , p<,u ibje.
aome "new JU N IO R "
MARY
The ahow wa, enjoyed by all, in ll(ly w>y
new location for th * lU lk r, which
E U .E N
W it X IA MR >•
quite and w* a r* hoping to have more
will be uacd for th * m l of th*
Sln reteiv four*.
ahowa
aonn
excited- T A Y 1 JJR BROWN
RAY P A L M E R B A K E R ‘ ariaun.
la coming home.
KATH RYN
Iran
dancing
Aaaiatant D irector
| Among lhu*<
l» r r* v i’ I
So
,J U
long
| U II|
••
**■
you
j M il
m
are
aw
• winner
W IG G IN S
w a. with
GLENN
-------------------------------|were:
Who
public see lain
)b ,your*
ODHAM the other night
----- ,------------------------------ but th r! C M C I t n n r l P p r f n r n i H
1 Nancy7 Jo G o n a ia ln , Mary- Ann
A T IIR Y N ? I minute you begin lo lo .e, the t l d e ! ^ I , S , l a n a 1 C r i O r m S
/ -Evelyn
.
. W elchel,
M athew ,, Betty
la it GLENN -EY E IC K ftu m a . A fter IS year’* faithful
B Y L V IA 7 . or
_________
Mary
Burdkh.
Marforta
Ju n * Bur
B E T T Y COR ROOTS la e rv lc * aa tram rr of the Nc
T ? ‘
1X.UL-M a iiv ■Iituntr-v
j dick. Ilel*n Timm. Mary Wil•i-boy friend from Itrl^m d waa York G iant* ball tram Dr. Carl
HOHh-MAHY SUHDICK
lUmi. Martha Pagt. Ilelan Hicko f * r bar# t h r othar nliifht but Painter hat been let out-probably
\I(hough ...m . of (he I m p o r t - y
Nu)<
{, ungy.
B f r T T Y had ayr« only for MUCH blamed for their r n ,n l defeat by
lorn l.n d
member.
graduated
N. ncy U ro * ,,. j . r kl* Sunfunl.
Who i t ( J K O l t r a
HPKP.R the St. I.c>uia (a n im a l.
Hilfh Scfcwil la*t y*4ir,
jrna
thf .
pi*,] fltanlfnnl
(U llk
Kint
Headline new.
The army la Uiml ib carryinif on aa usual am) MurUI SU n fo nJ.
foinir
w ith’ T ♦
I krun*
Y alaric U>IU. J in n T T lfpen. Jefti.
•avarml f i r l » who
intg-rFBlrui planning for .even and a half
*in|f a iftHtel iob M l* HulS Ja ck . HariK-r. Martha Brown, K itn trin *
million men, Mr.
Rimaevelt ja iH (» i hr d iri'rlnr nfid f*rofea*or
■ -In him
W hen
>mi
hear
W ith in *.
laola
Caldwell, Ann
f h w r i in th * hall l t’> not * |h*|» planning a m y tu England; of I- air 11 Ki|k|i i* iL# buwi.rt
mna-i- Stine. June M iller. Cammille |Utmaatinir, U’» f i r l s vbhn h n v r ju«t rlnrida'a thnuaand. •• fbotels, 16(1
ten.
.Shirley
E
k
k
.
Nancv Collum.
te rn
commanded
foi
found out th at
JHT( ’ k
HALF, have
\l Ihf
SnnfnftJ Dr Iand Kami Marty Perklna, Mary Jane Robm ilitary u»r
lin 't
Iravinff
lit *fu r n11
k ndaV ' ik'hj thr bnrul mmlu n nolle, B etty
Ite rii
WIMlam*,
■Ini fut am I n ir ickinir p i c t u r v , a* lecona Howard, -Betty Sue Hat
ha'll ha b a r *
for at
!«-«»*■* »»i
Hf’Re\r 1H(I« K
t m arrhnl down thr fitld iliir* they, SylvU
m ora v*«•*!<»
liv the « n i did
MelecK*
CHarfotte
ir11 thr la lf, le*l by |hr hljch alt^ True,
you know th a t I , I L L ! AN WAI*Dorothy
Crvimbley and
**Trn p4i(ini$B * "
Hu
ki
SH ha* m data with th a t
ru t*
pint Drum M ajor Jea n Harper
Stafford*
A...I fulb.wc.1 by Bob A lie n and
a Iao Leo Butnar. J r . Jim m i.
DAYT4VNA
C H EER- I.H AUER whern thrrr t* an old ckr ?*' M
worxfvrful, our
rtmntf
ahemd,*4 1 K^ymond fieri carrying thr flute Rlgney,
T H IS FR ID A Y nlahi * * ? ’
George
Tem pi*,
Billy
l l it true that JAMK-H HARDY Yea, you might htar any d a ii torn! the standard of lh* achool G ray. Malcolm
M ocNilll, Gene
room
of
.S
H
S
ra
th
morntnjf.
•
Th«
band
formed
a
**!>"
in
fror.t
and W E S L E Y
JA C K SO N
arr
1-rvy, Bobo Mere. Ray Fox, Wgr•bout to rotnf to hlowi oarr for tha atudenla are enthuaiaa . of the l>el^nd cheering arction
AI Rlgney.
-Danitla.
iJFi Ja m **
NANCY
JO G O N Z A L E S ? !? ? ! tiealty ru-op*r*tlng In thb acrap ami an “S*1 in fron l «f iSa Bi ‘ jJu t# , B illy ler#, E«n«« HI Wtabry
. . ThU w*#k we i l i a you JO H N actan drive They are hrtnglag In ford rh e.rin g a-etu.il White In I J a c kaon, Ja m e * Handy, nkhard
i l l lh* ,erap they ean lay hand* form ation the be ml played -everal |s i n f |r U fy , Joh n
B*ly#u, S le v .
R E L Y EC and ANN S T IN E
M orrc, Jlm m D
A lktn,
Bobby
the rutaat atu! rnoit intalleetual on. and lh«v a r* raparting that rollcAr march#*
w lich thry find, Tiut which I* t>->
Th r band It mad* up of
dA Proctor.
Ruttarball
Herring.
eoufite of thr
weak.
Genii
large for (h*m to bring In. E». h •#n!nt and Jvirtinr hi*H Rchool slu- Georg e8petr, Ertddlt Fltld*. Mc
flock loifrihrr
no do we dumb day *om* w'f (be boy* nave hr. n d tn l* Th# blit lap* horn la i*'»
Trtiluck,
Glenn Odham,
ofia*
Hy the way,any one who taking a truck and bringing in a i i r t to thr band and I* capably Kay
Orie nFarrell. Fu n y
Moreland,
It anylHwiy, will be down a t our g reat loadi
of *cr*p — rarv, nl^yrd
by
K m m rtt
llrnrydon. Cecil Mlxln. Ralph Wolftr, An
"YO U N G P E O P L E 'S C L U W L j AU atovra, tlrea, water heater* *i.-l M rn ib rriH p in
thr
Hrm lnoN drew Hasty. Mac ClteaUnd, Paul
Thunulay. Friday, and Saturday what S * v , you.
H ly h Schoid band *» np#n to stu- lllckaoa,
Kirby
F lu ,
Ktnny
niyht*.
if you want to W
lly obaervlng our acrap pile te d#n!« who can play an u u .iu * Echola, Billy
>*ltmmlnf,
Joe
"aomebody” you’d Ihettar Iw fhare bin.I Ihe aehooi. on* can tell t l a l tnrnL
Davit, Donald Jones, Troy Ray,
by H:00 F*
So until n a il S II S. la mad* up of patriotic
Rlackle White, Gerald t*oaaingt
wtek I ’ll leave* you with
thla "Ju n io r Sold ier*," for thl* . pile
OLD FUR— NEW f'fiAT
Hugh Carlton, Leroy Hodge, Nell
little Item .......... *
grow* Im m eniely every day.
In (he*# day* ol conarrvation, Powell, Earl Jeter, Harry
TNraa <ui the [Birch at mid night.
AI th* clo*e of
lo*t
week yciu'r# t a k in y pride In yiuir pos* Ifarotd HalL W Daniel*, Charlea
And their lip. were lightly p r o v Keminol*
High
Student*
had seaaionf. and makina many of Smith, Bob CnimhJey,
O. D.
brought in a total of 80.496 pound* list vear'a clolhea do. Heir's
ed,
I-an<)rras. Jack
Ray*
Jimmie
T h* obi man gave tho (Ignat, of acrap, and Lhey era atilt bring- hint for that old fur co»t which Ridge* Joe Boteen* Joe Wathen,
____ . Ing more! T h l* amount ta larger doesn't *rem smart rnough to R C* Harper,
And the bull-dog did the rv*L
Sonny
Raborn.
. . . _._,JA aw -uuiy acitooJ-tn .tiia county and w«ar. and yet Isn't shabby enough Clarence MrKee* AI Raborn. and
w* expect to keep In Ihe Ira.I. to throw away. Convert Ihe fur Roe Howes.
But whether w# remain on lop .ir Into a lining for a wool coat.
Tho Chap rones were: Mrs. J. D,
not lllH er I* tu ra to coma out nt They art new thla yrar.
Callahan, Mrs. Rolllo King, Mr».
the bottom when
thl*
acrap
John E. Hodce, an<| Mia* Hathrvachea him.
|erino Tackach.
Prt.feaaor McKay i* the Major Lieut. Al Rabum . Ideut. Lillian j
ut Seminole High School dlvlai.-n W alsh. Lieut. Dorl* June*. IJe u t-l
VIRGINIA
K It I.I.Y
YA N KEES
each Billy R ich *n i. I.ieul Ralph I-oa-l
The flrxt lire <liill of Se m in a l, of Ihe Ju n ior A rm y.' ami
N E W YORK. 0 *1 . l i . - D q r in g
teacher
i,
tha
Captain
of
her
High School w ** held W udn**iUy
•Ing. Ltout. G lrn U n *l« , ^ U * u L [th * regal*/ A m ,tita n ivagut
clo t*. Lieutenant, E . C. Hartwr, l.leuL Nef'
morning. The etudenta evacuated flrat period
" non LH# Y aah
Nril **
I’awvll,
n kte*
k r* , xrrr, *tr
tha h u R d lil It one. minute and have been elected from each claaa. L ieut Hugh W vlchtl, U *u L Mar- j a g a in it aouthpawi
th an
They
are
a
t
follow;
IJtUlL
David
thirty acconda. The averaga Urn*
gla Hodgr,| L iaut.
Majr^ Ja n a ( haiuitra, but. _In th
tha W ar Id „
Raker,
L
ieu
t.
O
eorg*
Spencer,
ra w ltk .l lth
h a, r icouldn’t (core an a *r» td __
from paat m rlo n n a n ca * la ono
L tm a lla T f J r j i . Nxltv ^
TraxnxK.i
LtouL B etty B utler, LituL Melvin LtouL B illy E pp* anil Ito u L W at-] in 11 Inning, a g a in it Ernla White
minute and fen aerandh.
I ^ ;
-------. wr.
Tba ita te ra q u lm th a t every Itokle. l.leuL Jo h q Skinner, Lieut.
l and Max l* n t« r .
tchool ahall Have a t. ieoat on* I l f T T ^ i . U >uL Shir toy E<hol.,
lira drill • month. It l i a l*o re
quired by lh* a ttle that' th a boy*
leave tE* building B ret a * It to
believed that In c i h of. fir e th*
H o w e A GK2L COMMA H I
HEOES NEWS/THETIZCJ-tx
boy* are more likely to become
C3 ETA DATS - WITH A lL T » € H
<301NG TO8ULDAM AT2HYpanicky. The atudenti on tha flra t
------------- ----------------- I N W A W AVt
floor ahall leave th * bulldin|
TT2AiMINC3 CAMP NEAC- M02C
flrat by th* nearutt ca ll and «h*
a
TVtETlES
It (eemi that all the SENIOR
GIKUi art rcat;y goinr for the
FRESHMEN.
I know
a cure
SENIOR GIRL who thinkt that
Malcolm McNoil It "ju*l |wrfr<i"
, . . II* Itn't *o had at that, la
he? 7 7 7, .
Did you know that
SHIRLEY ECHOLS hod . date
Movie On Mosquitoes
11.1/
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1
—
Fire •Drill Practised
K
fwidiiH*
Classified Advertisements
iuiy.
*
H IL O W A N TED
•
r B ala: Plant*, a e r e a n plani
ng, 660 M No. 44 ten u re tot- O irl to w ait on n b l t t , 6 night
weak Job. M att ba n eat
and
beat and 200 * j white Bermuda
K a n good reputation. Apply
gtoM i 76 M groan ipnxitlng
Dog T i o-o Herald.
tancofl ready ta * * * tElx waak.
,W . Ball, Lake M onro,. Phono
M an o f 46 yaara or more fo r
(.
ing B u tlo ir work. Bemlnola T ire
Shoe
■h lo t e f plant* coming In
r e r r v * * k * fo r jrouJ Victory EkiporiaMoad O tflc* help w anted
Addraoa application
JBog C .
groat*, and In wholra»l« quinttoa- DharUaton W aktflaM and
B&M
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frflM r-> ■
HY6 C
arn-sl
ro fij.
W lln ra a my hand and o fficia l
„ a , Of o f flea at Panford , H o t Id*.
Ih ia Ik e jr d day **f l>cinb*i. A- >’ &
,M ,‘
n
r . HKfutiHJH.
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Onion*.
Broccoli,
G lrla toe *oda fountain
Lonayto D rag Store.
work.
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"M IL L IO N A IR E "
TO .
M atilda to chairm an of
Ovrraeaa T o y * for Children.
diana,
LEGAL NOTICE
r l k c t io k
m o t L A M ir t o v
l*n«ltr and by v irtu * of ih * au
Ih u rlty In m i vcite d aa M a jo r of
lh# t:i« r o f lU a fo rd . Flo rid a , bv
ordinance No.. I l l of *al«f Gtlr **t
Hanford, F lo rid a . I hereby call
P rim a ry
E le c tio n
to
!#•
held
th ro u g h o u t Ih * City of Hanford.
Flo rid a, on Tuesday Ih** Jrd day
of November, l i l t , for the election
i ’limm L * !n a » r« , each
of three yeeiw, m M
("om m lesioner* to t*e voted apMn In
two |r« u p « , tjcetff ne trd
"lirn u p
1” and “ tlro u p J".
Hald election ehatl be-held el the
C ity
lU D
In Bald I l l y
IhRlfimfofm*
it> to the Ink* e and ordlnanree rrlatlna In »l*rllom f»nw In fun e
In the City
of Sanford
Florid*
Th* |*ntta V»lll b* *'|*en *1 T *6
o cluck A II and will rl*e* al biiii
down on o ld date
I b*r*t>) grpoint lire Meraarrl
F Harnea. Mra F K lt«*urnillat and
J II
H ark a* |naiF**-tofB of a* Id
e ler t Ion and K F Ia n * aa Clerk
of Bald elect Ion
in w irN K ita w h mtk>>v i na«*
hereuntn act my hand •• H »)«f
of Ihe t*My
of H*nI uril
Florida,
and have raueed to he affiled
hereto the weal tif aald City on thle
*rd day of October, t i l l
w. j * m u .
Ai Ifaytir rtf th* Clly nf Hanford,.
F lo rid a .
(H U A L )
A T T E If T
ll N H A T Mil.
H IL L
h o o n w t jl.
•
real
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City t’1*i k
rw
K»r
Jf w t lr y
c.Mmihanr.
■nil n«v oih»f or raora apociflo or
(ttorf particular plica of rv«ld rnr^
|b known (O Uio Complainant
You ft re liarabv notified and r e 1
ift*lre»| In appear tn a certain It 111
of Complaint filed by ttuby Good
win. a v iln tt you for a divorce, now
pendtna In Ih* Circuit Court of
He ml hole County. Florida, oik or
be for* the November Hale D*y.
to.w it: Ik* l't»d day of NovemberS
- - *' thereof a«ld"
I*
A, !>,, lilt * -In default
CID96 will proceed K id 'a rlr.
I*el thla Order be published for
Ih* atfttutory time required hy law
in the Sanford Herald Sanford.
Florida ft n*w*pap«i Of a * n* r*
clrculalori In told county and *t*l*
W|(b »m my hand and o f f i c i a l
■eal of office a l Hanford, Florid*.W
thl* the ltd day o f October, A l>
m i
o r. itf:riNix>N
Clerk of Circuit t *««»!.
I NKAl. j
Memlnol*
lly
Count).
Fluri.lg
K I* IfCItlHCK
l» t ^
IN TtIM CINC t IT t'OI'HT niV TII
j i n n i a i- n u n i t
of t iii:
S T A T E O f FL OItl I) A. I> 4 %l)
TOM • r . M n o i . i : COl NTV. I>
CM AM F . m .
V m i . FT TH G It A CF. M C K I J ^ K K .
H iin iu r.
MOW Me HOWTO
W UCR BALOV
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pooh
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fc u o w k t
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, TARMITULA C
uFiwet
first poor
m
c*
the
•
Qu*#. I* it tru a th a t children
lake more readily tn a child'* U x - f t
a tlv a J An*. T a *. that*# g a n a ra lly ^
(SEA L!
B y E . U 0 U H D IC X , D. C ao. Qua*. W hat to a "ch ild '* tax» H v ,7 " Ato*. A la x *th r. Ilka Syrup a f B to W p ra u g h L daatgnad aa• itn a t o r r t a u u n a x
TUI aUSANB MAOILL. a r(ai PwJaUy
child'* nred* and
dant a| a. (tala aUtff than "
U ataa. Y i w children ahculd Ilka*
• te t* , r ria rM a i that bra Mdraau
(k-Draug
I* 11* t e v r x n c , tlia a L N *« Itevaa.
C a « « N li)v t, end tbat a a ktkar or
, . aowalfta ar _______________
O
I*
II KIlNHON,
Clerk of C Inutt Court.
Seminole Oouaty, Florida.
pl*«* *r rw M tw . la baaun ta Ib*
By PAUL ROBINSON
Bcf/Jon. I
ociyy 75LL
Me MOTCEV
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These Questions may e
deride what laxative
to clvo your chIM
By FRAN STRIKER
BALPT WILTS,
*
It AY MGNfi AItTlll'M H t'EIJ.VKU .
lU fllkiknt
KTATK i>Y FUHtIDA GIIHETINGS
TO Haytnond Arthur Mu* 11her,
l i f t lion roe Htr?«t
CorvalU. Orecon
It l« OHUUICD T h l j you doA
appear In this CN>urt to Ih* blit M
t*f rtiniplilnl filed herein o ifiln *t”
t in . on (be la d day of November.
A 1* lM l. *«nie t>#lna a ml# day
nf i hi* Court, nr tl err** pru eonfrt*o
will
b« ealered
theraln
RgalRBl you.
IT IM F I ’IIT IfE ll OHDEBEII that
'h ^ n re tg r of publication *hall b* A
published once
“ tk fnr fou' W
roneeeutlve wir*k
Th* Hanford
Herald, a ket^s
published In
Hanford, getnlaol
only. Florid i.
w i i m h my
. nd th* official
**«1 of said
^thl* Itli day or
o n u K it o r r i i i j c a t i o v
TU VKItA MAIIINKAH a real
dent of a elate other than the Stun
nf Florid a; that Imr addreas i f
Ird Avenue. Koebllnfl, New J m « f ,
■nd no other or mor* speelfto or
more particular plan* of re*!d«nc*
la known to th* Complainant
You are hereby notified and re
quired bo appear to a certain Hill,
of Complaint filed by John Msrln- f)clteb*r A- l>.
haa i f t l M t you fnr a divorce not
G. F.
1NDON.
pending In the Ctrentt Court of
ftemtaole County, Florida, on or (HKAL)
-/
C" rk
before the November llule Day, to
By E,
nm tD IC K .
w it: the Vnd c>» of November.
Deputy Clerk.
D , I94L In default thereof aald
eeese wll| proceed K i-r a r te . «
Let (hla Older be published for
the sta iu to rr time required by let
In the Hanford Herald. Sanford,
Florida* a newspaper ot general Hr*
culetlon In Mid cqunty and eteta.
Wiineaa my Hand and official
■♦al of e fflca at Sanford. Florida,
thle ike Ird day ef October A. D
mi
f
4«n| of ft it« t« o lb tr than ih*
Ni«t« of ’Florida. Itial hla laa(
the known r**ld«nca la Evattavllia In
Evtrzv
THE LONE RANGER
c.
dam ol * B lau other (haa th*
Plata of jr lor Ida; that har tail
known addraoa la 1 2 » (lh B tr**l.
Itlvaralda. California, and no other
or more aporlfte or mor* particular
place of raaldanco la known tu tho
Complainant.
„
tou ar* harehy notified ahd n B
uulrtd to appear In a certain llt lr
of Complaint filed by Paul ttlmond.
aaalnat you for a divorce, now
nding In tha Ctrrull Court of
mlBol* Csunly, Florida, on or
before lh* Kovamber Halo Her.
,o .w ll; lh* Ind day of N oitm b.e,
A. t). l i l t . In default th e r e ..*
ba1.1 raueo will pr.rf-.ad K v d 'irlrV
la I thla Order ba puhllahad for
th* alalutory lima required by law
In lb* funford It.ra id . Hanford
Florida. A new .popar. of gantral
clrruUlon In Mid m anly nna *tal*.
W lln.aa my hand 'and official
rill
to
*
td e rk o f r t r r u lt Court,
dcm lnula C o un ty, yiortda.
ZURICH. SwttMrland, OcL 20.
"J.
> S S lb W r
(AT— StattoUe ahuw M0 million-1
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a im living in Zurich but the cur-j
n j>, iiritNIiri.v,
f«ney conaldcrebly effect* tho|
Clark of Circuit Court,
financial (tamllng of the "millionKomlivol* (.aunty, Florida
.le
w" F
L-n.
Iwal.we. a
■ lliim
inllin I I* feAul
lire."
o r tnitehce,
Rumanton.
lly F. 1. UUiUHCK. I) C
with 1,000,00 lei ho* Ihe tqulva
lent of |6466.
oatiK N o r F c a t iC A n o jx
ETTA KETT
avoid th« crossing of llnas. E v trr
student Is eipKtwl to march, not
bi-ryj*.
h k h win p w * * t
, ,
1*1 I Mb Oritor ba pabllaba* tog
lha •U lutnrr H»« ra o u lr,* l .j ^aWI
In lha Kinlerd Herald. W**fur4
rKia
U a.
i. »■ naaapapar n» *,e *ra 1
lo rrM
circulation
rlm
ilatlon In »«I4 aonnlr »»«
M A R Y E L L E N W IU JA M S
W« o ra wondering if Seminole
High Sth ool I* doing all H can In
th* p a rc h * ** of W ar Stam p*.
Laat w eek th * total purtSoa* c f
W ar 8 Lamp* waa
|126/4>
with
Mr*. Lynch.** room leading. Out
* f 19 room * only 16 purchaocd
, lam pa laat w e e .. W h ri la the
m a tte r? H *v * w * forgotten that
we a rc ir> thla w a rt
Many o f our etudent alumni a n
U th * u n lfo n a * of our country,
aom* a r t In foreign aervice. A r*
w* doing our part In backing
the** m *n up t T S«v a re willing
to toy doxnt their liv e* fo r our
em r.iry . A rant’* we willing U>
ta .-itfire th * prlca o f co k e , or a
m ir ^ In h*lj> T
Ijrh School can amt
mu|t g e t Into thl* fig h t 100 perc. Id. B * ablo to anawer th * quo*
Hun. "H a v a
you
bought
your
•tamo* today 7 ", with an omphalic
-1 L S "
C it y
At Football Games’Jo Hro<h, Daphne Connely. Rove offur twit
* te rm
It's no longer TABOO At Senior High School
for |Jrit to talk of
this possible help
CA R D U I h at * 62-year record
o f 1-way help, when taken ae di
rected t ( 1 ) elartcd three day* be
fo re “your lim e." it ehoiikl help
relieve purely functional periodic
in ] ( I ) taken aa a tonic, CARI I ueaally Improves appetite,
aid * dlgeaUoa by Increaalng flow
o f gaxtrto Ju k e t, tnd thua http*
build raotoUne, for needed day*.
T ry C A R D U I. You may ba glad
you - did 1
SHS Students Urged
To Buy War Stamps
(■ In J |a iiiM r la a cartala Wit
a , Cam alalat Ilia* by ct#u4* 4
U a a ill m I I M * f “
tor * 4lvo*c«?
H * panting. In Ib* Clmolt Comft
•I groloola Oaaatr, riorUlj. an or
balara Iba Kov.mbur RaU Day. la,
■ II; Iba 1*4 day 01 No.amlMr. A.
tl. m l . In Atfnoll lharaof nnl*
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VOLUME XXXIV.
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W A SH IN G TO N . O c t 37.
(A P )-T w o m k t s U i i n M t
an JiJNUMM luU U aU aaa. latlad lag a sabm ariaa baa* o«
K lska 1ils a d ta the AU«____ ________________
Jar by
Ota N ary . The mewUoo #f t in
sabm ariaa U m t u the flret
reference to ta c b Installation
la Utead chaia reaching west
ward from -Alaska.
Doth
tom bing
am anita
« n , m ad* by A n ay plaaas.
No report of Iho damage laDieted « u f i r m . TV* Nary
said a n ti-a ircra ft abort to tter Ira w a r, active la both
raid* b a t a s aortal rroiatanre
t u encountered.
I By Seeaclatad Prase)
A Cairo dispatch today nalri
the main blow from the Britm iih eighth army la yet to
* fall In the Egyptian struggle.
British troops ar0 moving
cautiously.
American pilots over the
desert were credited with do*
lng an “excellen t Job". B e
hind the lines, the first b a tch
of 1,160 A xil prisoners, Including
600 Germ an*, w ar* moved to the
rear for Internm ent.
An earlter dispatch reported
M Carman Ftrld Martha] Rommel1*
frantic e ffo rts to ruah reln force■nrnte and
auppliae acme* th e
Mediterranean coat him fu rth er
hrary
loaaea aa Allied
plane*
shot down four Junkeri-fiil troopA carrying
plan re and
damaged
atvrral
m ore, and
blew up a
munitlona
ahlp near Tobruk, a
port to vulnerable to air aM art
that llom mel would M l use i t
VftSS
tda.-nooda wtrp desperate.
TfeETt
.is a , ta a .
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W illkie Demands;Leon Henderson
More Help Fromj States He W i l l
U. S. For Allies) Fight Farm Blor
Sanford Herald which haa aided
in prom oting the scrap m etal
drive, w as todsy received from
Donald M. Nelson, eh sin n an of
ths W ar Production Board. T b *
wire sta te s:
“I fa st th at the nation owes
the newspaper* a debt of
thanks for the Invaluable ser
vice they have rendered through,
the rvw fpepem ’ united scrap
m etal drive. 1 am relu ctan t to
rail on you further a t this lim a.
Ths results of the new* pa per*
cam paign, howevrr. have been
so g re a t and more industrial
scrap i* *o essential to solve
tha nation's winter supply prob
lem, th a t I am asking you to
give w hat effo rt you feel la ap
propriate towards its collection
along th * lines outlined recently
to your national com m ittee.
DONALD M. N ELSO N ,
Chairm an W ar Preduction
B oard.
ReportH Findings Toj Wickurd, llyrnes Take
Nntion Of Recent
Same Stand Before
Tour Around World) Senate Commillee
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m eetings, the
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to »utnlfi««n I tip,
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this evening at
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L aka M ary who died a t the Ipcpl or lh * persona attending in s lbotly InjuMro,
W II lU llan i atwf J . A. HlMlIm
l i r m n i n - uf Mi
MorrU* ware
h* explained.
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today In
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no sm oking signal
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Taxi Ordinance
Passed By City j
Commissioners!
ft
I’nitfd Status Army,
M;irim's Resist .lap
Assaults By Lund,
St*a Anil In The Air
ft
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A11la* a n tiring 1,000,000 man,
1000 tanka and “ enormous frum
b a n " o f planes In ths Egyptian
offtnaivs and th a t ths turning
points of Ufa w ar will be reached
on tha E l A lam eln line In E gypt,
and on th * Stalingrad and Tuapse
front* in R ussia.)
Tanka m ad*
in
th*
United
(Ante*, and B rita in , and
Indian, A ustralian, South A frican,
New Zealand, Creak and F ig h t
ing Drench troop* a re atorm lng
ahead aid* by sld* through tha
break a In th e A sia barbed wL*and m in* fields under artillery
barrages th a t rock ths buildings
•f Alexandria, 1 0 m ilt* away,
O ffering protection
on overhead a re
and S A A F air force*
U. S , R A F •
that
completely ru l* th* aklra.
Our tan k *, following th * In
fantry spearheads .mat on* fo rce
of Rommel’* pansara which flad
a fte r a sh arp dual, leaving many
M ating tanka on th * field, a c
cording to a ‘ fro n t dispatch from
U nited Preaa Correspondent, R i
chard D. M cM illan. , Tha clash
eras la a g ap bald by B ritish and
A ustralian troops. T n * main tank
battla* a re y e t to b * Joined, howt „ as Rommel so fo r has risk on*r
groups o f “medluma."
A p p r e c ia te s
H e r a l d ’s
—
jTokyo Radio
Victories In
For Solomon
•It Yet To Fall In
U. S. Pilots Credited
With Good Desert
Fighting, 1,450 Axis
Prisoners T a k e n
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Mrs
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O liC h H
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meet at
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brothers,
ttosru#
Morris
of
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Omega, (la
Kulwln
Morris
o f jbhtt%
e i * will
»HI ccalebrale
Itav I ,niulVi
a lib ra te Navy Ikiy
-lUutVimnl amendment* up for n|» (
T lflo n , (>a. and Ralph Morris uf Fifteen men from ihe Naval Air . pr»val*
fta tlo n will b* tha club'* guests
tlogansville, <!*.,. and* on* sleler,
B l i llnitr*) K taic* friir**«rnt«M rt. flcnrge Vsi
sughan of T lflo n ,
liv e , are to be elected but o n ly ,
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in neither rase I* the op,»..tllon l
T A LLA H A SSEE,
O ct.
37,
two of them have opp nents and , r s S ) Governor Sm ssartl Holconce,!#.! any chance at ui.-.etting Uni)
him self aa being
TALLAITAMEX, OcL rt, -l/'k
eth Dem ocratic Incumbent s apple- heartily In f»v or of a
30-day
—A . 1hr*#-Judge federal court
legislative session and slated h*
SAINT LOUIS, OcL 17. UFt- ca rt.
Monday abruptly ballad Florida's
Gray
aitlm
atad
that
nf
the
tulal
would co-operate In any move on
Th* Army apboure lo b* gaining
' to Inspect and la x ferllSenate
Proaldoal
. T h * S a lfo rd Shrine Club will In It* battla with Venaral dUaaaat, ro t*, a bore 1000 w ar ballot* will th * part o '
be
Included
tin
e*
iltU
rn
s
In
tho
Beall and House Speaker Simpeon
already
having
the
lowest
rat*
bold it* annual elactkm o fh nffl-,
,.
armed
w tv Ico* have not shown In arrang ing auch a short seasloo.
ever
recorded
In
the
American
farm are *o~ *p *r*tln g In II* ** r e a t d
« rift
: t » Tbureday
U u red ajr evening
rre o ln g a t
much Intareat In the election.
T he sla te constitution lim its tha
V aldai llo ta l, T . Bradford arreito.
T h * voting th s pcs up aa rontld- legislative session to DO d ay *, L it
T h * last slg m onths ha* shown
,
president,
announced
today,
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lig
h
te
r
than
th
l*
year's
prlIt does Pot prohibit ft sh o rte r Mo
dinner w ill bo served, h * add- even g re a te r Imofovamant. LiauL
C o t Thom as R . Tkirnar o f Waah- m arle* when over 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 vote* rion. Several leg islato rs ha to un
officially advocated a s h o r t ■*••
tb * work, ware caaL
rion as a m eant o f sav in g tim a
t last |U
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Ireland waa one* known a* InU- and expena* during th *
em ergency.
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oerphlnr M ortis, all of Collidge
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three
son*
lew .is •
W ayne M u n i, of Cooliilgr; three
SW wt i f r i M
State Scnute Session
AAA Fertilizer Case
Lost By Nathan Mayo
Shriners Will Have
Election Of Officers
Army Shows LowRato
In Social Diseases
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ol .» ytar atfi* na I b.*en Kiadualt*!
* ii i i.u aum* w itn |out FiaricrB
in the line.
A i*o, live top-fliu h t freshmen
ila r* i a*l f tintt
in the claaa
ihoiii, im'iuuine ir e im ncsl IcKenuaiy Hurace t'illo n , huge N egro
' i mu Hr own
.in
ju ic h n l
at
M aiillloti, and who waa espectcal
to lurnlb.i tm nethihg like eicvenu nth* of thr h u cx ry c attack.
Hut (ll h» high fchoul doat'iea
* ol mi mil* a i>. um isr ami their
promise it p ayirif
iliel lemla to
Itrow n, whoee reil clay Huckeyea
m11
uiTiUti,
t.ir
earl}-araaoti
ih .
ip rs f->r the nattnnal c hampion*
.hi|
iv hi-fi Fi.it c k
f*rlnvidt
»altl
tiNiiin lo Hiu* Stfret th« prep
loo* m rn toj. piattHi, in d l « t ,
ifirv would t* ml (heir atarji to ( o*
luiiiLni*. il unc o f t WiT afrujp got
I »#■ I N i M n * l t m f*arh
ii. «* lihio State pit* Thi y meant
tlvown, «if rour»e, tihm c Matsill*ui It am* hadn l been beaten in a
-•aar S '.,. M.rf
L.uit d oicii teaxun*.
Ilrnwn went tu (VdunibuB last
ir a r and tl ■ l l c l f prep star*
I a vc tollo'Ard liinl. ,
follow ed
ilw f T'pwiwea •# lrr*+ a
to kitfh an etten t Mat thin y ea F i
u i d t v ha* th- tt^Tvii**! «opho* » it’ tinge i i Jt I, Vr y|» htltory
i-i.d i* l' * s iimiki t tram in the
lb 45c Cutlets
Steak
Slices
220 Mnunoli:! Avr.
SM OKED BACON
PORK and BEEF
Winter Coats and Suit
lb 27c‘ CREAM CHEESE .. 2 for
Fancy W est Cuts of Veal
Sirloin Cutlets
Roast
• ""It
ftV 'U
19c
.
The Freshest Fish
SPANISH
M ACKEREL
j lb 45c
lh 15c
M rulf I rwty
Vreal ( liops ibb3c lb 39c
Roast
Brlltft in
Hamburger lb 25c
hanj-rn* h>r
nicnlx— Me s'im‘ 1 i;H
ui'>
i
( f hi* i.jiia 1 ■f tt. nnlj, 3 ftfe
dsadPscKiJP
t*<BVARPA6C- OiOCfc
tl>*£*BU*tV*0FiJUWcK
O f T U e C C lA A T tt l t 'i t A
He. fiWcivjftts
110 EAST SECOND ST,
UOUTA
1 1 ,=*»§• iumorea {
tb it thli *
ham, ua
tacdlff tati'l a b . a i t /
L E G A L NOTICES
Never n Dull Momentt
WINE
•
• On an Excellent D^nce
Floor
• PACKAGE GOODS
JACK’S DEW
- f PROPINN Oil Beautiful iAtke-Monroe
-C
IW .W T - r T x Ik.
BEEF B R A IN *
____ .
I K W . RK4TT lbSPARE RIB ENDS ...____
TELL ME
HADDOCK FILLETS ....
SUPER BRAND O L E O
Potatoes
5 lbs
23c Rutabagas
In *
iHikkTUI
Apples
CAULIFLOW ER; Hd. 19c
l.l.k .
Carrots
3>bT
.,
bch 7>/2c
Pll l f t f .
Apples
SCOT TISSUE .... 4 rolls .... 25c' NO RTH ER N TISSUE, roll 5c
w*4i«» r » «
Flakes
Wheat
i
Ji 0XYD0L
UUMPHREY TYLEK
la-nithi connected with
.NR‘S Mlranol Denaty pAlon
Bh l .9 c
IA M A S B B 0 W K —P * * e r
Tissue .. 3 rolls .. 13c
rA
.r n t y a r e a P N
«"»-4 u n
v ». -
IV!**
Lg. 2 2 c
G iant...........C0c
8PECIA2L
C T Y SA LO N
» f»*
4 lbs 25c Idaho-m-Mirr all rrot-oui
Lemons ........ 10c
■’
a1
*
POTATOES
.
5
lbs
..25c1
3 lbs 21c
Y a m s . . 5 lbs . . 19c
r iiQ B Y C U R L - ....................l l » 5
UMtathW T * . l
A A L ea-fS fl
k. He. I l . , f
lb 3Vac ! Potatoes 10 lbs 31cd
. Hl-rumt Taka;
— — — —
l HAD A BIND
lb 35c
jS T B n
.R
WlTHTTCBCVON
TOggO^BlLH
Lobster
Croakerff.... lb
HENS and FRYERS
ABOUT THIS
HEW G A N G /
Mullet
lb
flailerfty W k ltlif ar *
f , —,
• Try Our Ham Sand*
wichcM
LOOKOUT/
PORK EARS
» « l ,5
PORK. FEET
SAUSAGE
Grapes 2 lbs 25c
BINE
>0U DID COME/ the
W MESSAGE. OH. S
19c Shrimp
L
OThc ltcsl CnckialL* al
I’opular I'ricr*
DANCE
R0LI.8
SAUSAGE
Bones
ini* nnty
v«fi immd
23c
PORK C H ITTE RLIN G S ....
Kidneys
over 200 |amnlt in tha linetp unj l » t t c t f l i tlat by only
BULLET T O ^
tD LITA . S T
H H k f**rkr|
• I mIII b v . m l Ik.
HR K AST
Steaks
21c
IS M T IIR *
and iiuanii In keep up with hi*
LaifLtiX* Lill W illii, mphotnora
Uv FRAN STRIKER
HE GET 5IU/l R
T heir a n
and i
Jantn *
I', n i k bi !**• w! hd
ptiduihlv ii li e
a unit, in mm Jet •> *dun Si.itr* h l»*1
i*ify, i%* w» H n* th - )ig'f \l. T h e '
2 id- pound
hr 1*411111h i arr gutp* J
UnftUJO Hinwn want* hh tackle*
TUB I t t i t '
TH E LO NE RANGER
#r r iiif,
Liver
CVTLETS 55c
Ik
RIHI.ETS
S teak ........lb 39c
I.AiJNIHtY SEIIVU l.
32c
%r«l
Steak ...... lb 35c
^ i live
•t^r Wtpfl,
OfWSIVW
ASK AIHMT urn KCUNMMH \t
itOAST
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. V O L U M E X X X IV .
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J ts U b g a h e d j n l j O j ^
A E P Sweethearts *
Station Is Third To
Be
Commissioned;
In Group Of Seven
Located In State
Reds Take Offensive
And Seize Major
Position In Don• Volga C o r r i d o r
I n n a lit
Karl Nordgren
Is Promoted To i The Sanford-------I
Naval Air Station |
which has been unde. con* traction f
(Or A
I K PV»e*>
Rank Of Major 1alrcc Mar, ia nearing
^omrmi
On.tho Soviet front today,
hm ii
tttmiPISIJDIITO in a
NUMIIKR 44.
-
. . ■- * : * -
British Bombers Soar
Alps To Blast Italy’s
Plants In Genoa, Turin
“ Share-A-Ride”
Program Planned
By Lions’ Club
.
S A V IN G BONUS
Member Assoclnlcd Prcns
S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A . r a i D A Y . O L T O H E It 23. 1912
Navy Base To
Be Dedicated
Noverader 3
r ir tig r
UNITED SUILS DEFENSE
Allied Planes Touch
O ff Raid Alarms
In Geneva,
Also
'T w o French Towns
W AVK And W A A C Lunch
ft abort m «m o n v Nov. .1. Ed Hlf-J
Hitler's armies suffered jar*
Is
On
General
Staff)
glna, accretary of the Chamber of
# in f new setbacks In the 60/ v » JT
vr
£1
k
l i"«h
i)
Q
la , ______
tn v
i i *' MCowm
T O t en*,
n f , f1i1l11
hLii
| Before an enlhuitaittc audience
day-old siege o f ' Btfdinfrad
tn
u . a. A rm y
A t. ,u w tt, t
. „ f i c c t i n :o f
!n iinMy»vH-i, k w *
as the Russians announced
Mississippi C a m p !.
a
' J L T ■* « •
"I"-"
■* » " S Committee Will Work
they broke up a tank-led as
, nd « r J { n»our’.1
Out Ulan To Save
sault on the northwest fac Announcement boa been mod* j ^S a n ford '* Ha*,. I* the third in j ?.ho"
, th. W ar Department, t h a t ', rroup of .even in .he atet. to l
^ '^ V l T . ^ r T W
tory district, where the fate bCapL
Gasoline And Tires
Karl E. Nordgren has been! be tommlerioried. Mr
HI
* |many camp, j,,u have vilitrJ ami,
of the dty will be decided, promoted to Major, end is now. dlacloervi ilitinv the other
.
.l
|n f B,.0 ff (amt* to whom.
It,
Palatka, lo ll~ ~ ■*:
.......**: *** ■ , ~
1 it. ,Snil fold I Jiafl a' I toil
t4
captured a major position in on the General Staff at Comp1at Del and. Ib-tona,
I
lRi AiiKiaUtf FfU U
l in t a m '*
iiiaDl
Iw m lx r a
*|ir«M<l liir-rnid alarm s acroav
| hur»|M' Ix fn r c .law n to d a y as
j t lify
-tuirnl
1,500
m iles
I rouiul tr ij. "v.-r th v A lp s lo
lilnsl lii.lii.n . . nr fo u n d rie s in
Ih.' <il> of (i.n o n and a biu
' n .y i.l j.rioo.it in Ih o c e n te r
l o f T u rin
j
The Itnlim i High Command
, said t ha- It A F inflicted heavy
, diirmaji tm builtlines in UeAoa in
n laid of “ notable d l men* I®Ha**
( and »rt fires m Turin
Re^borlj
Until otail thr raid v* n» made hv
j Britiah p|,mr* capable of lifting
four Ion tminhs
tiein n if Ihi home of the Aft,«'
, nhlfi ' V I t i n i j aim!
Airplane
|H-irk* nod it I* a Uo the main
!«»'* t fir «ii p|d> i r»ir the A * i» arm>♦ * i
S. im H tfrica No HHtis.i
. i . i alt iti ir
in the raM,
I
Shelby
; Lake l i ly , Pint Lauderdale, • n r fl* our •»rtMi«lr«aU air dedicated
•intvd a “ Shan- A Kt«n t i *iii
ny Mia*
Ma [or Nrrdgrrn, *
*
.111 of the' Mifbournr Thr lmat \wo hav* .'■I
mil l he i|r to ll*
i1' •» li*
ready
l*€fi
commiaaloiifd
P
'
1st* Oi
uui and Anna Nordgrm, was
i i sm iloif pl«m I'nl-i aiic »e| up
On ineiiton • m tin Oul u*
bom In Stockholm, Sweden, on
JllH i ut t*i v*l o( |ha* tin ami Me**
Mar. I I , 1906 and following the
JAC K 8C N VILLK , Oct 23, (4*1 j
riiinmir , ,*.i
coming Of hla father here In 1913, j — The Sanford Naval Air Station.,
V- ij iirik^ram, it
came over with the rest of tha rapid!* nc«rlrg cnmplelion, willl
l l . . >\ i t I.loyil I1 H«') It l KmI i •
•if lm
or in mob1 I mi lily
1 III
fam ily, two brother* included. In1be dedicated Nov. :! hy Rear Adm.
j "I« on *|«ii l«t ion t «*n»ei button 1 ntu
181V, when he was M years r id. A. B. Cook. c. lef of naval lir
I linn. .
He was for a time employed|
oporstlonel training
The
Navy
employed!operational
\fi a*ff**lt a* ill lm mih>I>
III"
also! announced yesterde;
Chose A Company, and alto)
nr ratna In the Caucausua region. by Chase
t i not kr It i' vt f • Ok. i y Ull
officer of lor (
Russian troops tore Into lh « tho Security Feed Company, ttndj The commandin'•
b.l
fill
*i"i)
(**
I
*«etH
to
illlVI’
Y
M
iu
lf
•
[ elation will be Coimli
P*“
German flanks abort and below since 1938, was assistant manager
__ _ __
iator who re-1
i *u a I »nr n il »t in 'l* «>i hikfl.
Sulinrrod
yesterday, capturinf o f th « local office o, the liurpe* 1Hughes, a naval avlal
Lieutenant H r i n g B hi*
Wa • «in » »ml> himsedf i» lh«
Seed
Company
up
until
hs
w
a
i|
«o
»R
»
retume.|
from
sctlre
duty]
two lines o f trenchr* to the north
lfinuld Ih* m siinpIt mull* i
called to active duty as a second In the Pacific, lie sew action tn j
See cai isIt ifMiii
SoldierH
To
west end wiping out a N atl unit
irsidm^ hi thi - m'iii J
lieutenant
In
the
local
National*
the
Battle
of
Midway
I
f
g o the south, while I t tanka and
••if IhmmI, fof Iflgtalll ■' oi pn I
The elation » ( l l not !«■ com
Observation Posts
”
betel!Ion (1000 men) of ihock guard unit In N ov, |W40. l i t also pkird
HOflklflK H't |hi MUD |OM« • !
until after the cdimml&alon- |
th, . «ITTk11I>3H|||LJr ■Hid
troops were annihilated Inside the has served as President of lh cr ini"
Sr-ii
\11hi •i
k.'"M if t»#rk Miid
Im ill
io |
IU" date
h u o r thfioiirh thr bright moon
third fttni j. cm! of Army
city, the hirh command reported Sanford Klwanii Club.
R
e«r
Adnir
Cogfc
will
be
»c
a
*
l
lH
a*
Mini
l
■
Ilia
!.■
W't
"
1it ftI « Millar* t' ill had f f f alarms
i l-rd ||• ir
Serving at Camp Ulandlng. he
a|l»rlilr. *
ilr rial Cor?» rn lie led men and
troops engaged In repelling att
P
n
i
*»n
h
s
ha
i
p >oin • »* r
companird
to
.Sanfoni
by
Corotn-l *e nl null
raft gunt intai
attended officers training acnoole,
ifncert vis Ileal ObservitJon Poet*
tiday.
! I • te-O 11m•11
h. \K \ \ t
lln u irsiu '* tan tskr i.itm |
m*iVl#r R II tlirnblf, t ontm J
ii linn hi %mh% itpal I.you. France
f
" I n Uta Stalingrad area our and during the past two yean re R. Firrthjim, UruL Comm C E- In Seminole County yeilenlay and
hrir
uriirn!>a»r
*
o1
«
md
i.r
n
fia
Sn
tt
irflsrvil
had twd
I • ad • f flu
" ' ' fc
Mtacks of enemy Infantry and ceived promotions to first lieu ChlUinjrworti. l.leut Comm J. W Lieut C. H W« llenherx. alttitlj
mr and l»at k »f*d o n .
J.
rt»rp*. Ileftdnuiirtrrs Kir*t F lgk lar.F;
tanks.” the Thunder midnight tenant and then to captain.
•e ll 111 Oil
|dm >io>uld in' able I"
t i •"
Boundv,
Lieut
ft.
laMmorwaux,
Nlr.iou ht|i Mt. *KmI E m* in Ri»mDcrlng his visit this week, M aj
Command. Mitrhell Field,i
communique said.
It followod
fi *•
tlw I'usirisiy
i
| I?*'
tlH*
I'USL
itkd LituU C J Hy«n
I Insi night 111
00- ........
front dlepatcbea which told of or Nordgren stated that since he
Ill|f IjHTUldf thi- stilt I i
TK« rrrr mmilFi will bd» quite ihelr inatruclof duriny i.hr
up.
...... If .! nf ail Asti
.crvatlo.,!,,,.,
F„ .f ro .und obi
winter eettllng hoaelle over the bod been nl the Army he hod in •Imple »o m to avuM Interruption >hou r A A
fof a mI,a i • * fid. }
.
.
.
w
_
.
n*l air force* In thu
Volga and Caucasus fronu, with official capacity, visited 38 sla Law. Of tha cnllnualion ..f the work , i - cour*r el Orlando Mghlrr Com- ■nil "it* i I" null*
Mr*e|iirrr*nran including the 11at * mar*I School, commended tne plane him •*. t*,*r up
^ n o w , rain and blinarde imped- His lataet training was at the o f Iho Sution
imn
nav)
and
planning twin officers
training
school
at
Ft.
Lear.
In# «perations.
I itrattinf
eistiona
in Stm lnoli
I Itr l . t , I ' l u b
' irfulva* against Egypt and Syria.
|.,.pui
The Rod army was reported eoworthj
! County for their afficient work, pl*t. * unjlit !w . f . )
I Thrsr rrporla im »lif«i that the
Mrs. Nordgren ami their
tn th t German lines
particularly alnee thf poala are ao Un*ir. «(* i.*i *
1n n rn ilrh li Mill
11nltan ua%y. Mussnlinl"* army and
the
o f Stalingrad, while tdr. Coulee, reside at tha
r\ n yunr
,,m .
•hort-handed, Roy Holler, district nsu.t.
itir forte** had b*en rvducetl to
I at 1100 Elm Avenua.
Avem
City tho weakening
pl.it"**' m i k i n g * i h n r i or I,
A ir Warning dirartor. siatedl
- 8
uImhjI thr san.r pupprt statu* a*
Olaf
Nord
,1.1* *»*.L «*f I n n hi* 1 who i»
«« r.
u**1,n«tr.| , h# |,I ( ( i 0,
or Hun
pcroonncl
al«arvau.n.
Ti >•*■*>
• !ft
!r y * Z * * * r _ * * }p o e t 1, an oul-tf ing town rnlrr Irewd 1n n«l.*.ne *ave mMici
• » N u t l*»*
.
* ’ r j * i.
Ilrllk ji’*
k-wOD-ntnear
"In <
tnntr lima |
nirnif *»M* 1O*'**
t»inrd Ihr men wllh
■
i4ei»i
bifth
f
f.
f l r r t h»* g r e a t l y rrtitw*ni t h a s it*
MUth. nltock
dokfl|£
I,
!..*
Itia ■■f hU
Orta
« « ki
d
It -.-a ah » hit *d' *» *1 • I rt .if I h r I t a l i a n navy, b u i l t a r o u n d
j l*«r
Oke Nordfrea, soother brother
ma t • all ■ dr i
c f Stalingrad, sold • : Btn j* n » y
«I
(H'ln
y
for
\
H
,
t
A
fter
Ihc
following
srlfclcal
m«
•
j
'*
oik b a t t l c a h l p s
U
an
artist
of
tvota.
was
formerly
. ..I*. in mifiil r i
ft mi *
detachment wiped out tnore than
. ..jm-rvral !•% •» It "
The mu steal program f t r Ihc
complctnl ihcir cmirac 1"
rii|llfli
pa 1*a«n a*i 111fa|f
%t| Informants **td Hitler Sad in
a company o f German Infantry one o f Uw staff of tha Corcoran erlectea •end-off at lilO
it.
j
•
*
r
e
,
III
Si,
U
f"
i
d
fu
o'clock Orlando, lhey will return ! • th • Mill l>*
! " » n Mi'd whrr,
and I destroyed five guns and 30 A rt Gallery la Washington, D. C.
%r 11 H• nil .4* a. lit •titrt«m1 ftommd t attack Syria
T * _ T fponeofed
II
I ~[ i*> .r*p«ctlve rummamia l** *-.*n*1He la now In the Army and its- tomorrow momlltf,
i Fid va ht i
ji*n y mi id »h ri.
from Greek lilaruh in the aratern
jnHOnAffe
j
lit
•
hnl
...... .
the
American
,
I-egnon,
_
.
i
t
the
llirul
......T
■imllar
______
r
U
__
x
_
r
_
e
...
in
aircraft
, t' - . .
1*4
"I :ifij 'ia • Mf
Metlilerranvan lo forttial! any
Marshal Semyon Timoshenko's ticned In Bouth Dakota. An uncle, Shell which will bt flt t n by thr |n aircraft warning srrvitr ai* * ClU' Tl IIf J
|S
»e*t
l»ff»cre
will
I.
dim
to,
Eric
Nordgren
of
Chase
and
Com
■wct*inini*-i
. 1 1I "llafil 14
j |H>«k|lilr Allied attack ( ‘-onceiitrareinforced -and rejuvenated relief
fltf illlellli -*
I
Scmlnoif High School Band, it aircraft identification, the hi'Utei , Mtv hen
t
i
tm-m
"
I
I
mill
I
t
pany,
lives
here.
•
•I
"V
.
*1
ili
l
All*
Hi
a
f parachute trueipa mil
ll
drive toward Stalingrad Jrom the
. 1 Si
waa announced today by Mr* Ruth Bnt rtvvalad:
» wmk. d .
mu.uni r-d
|>■ 11 4Ait *
l**a MI t. li pha.lM
planes have been rtportflsl f«n n
northwest appeared to b* gatherS Hilda
11 '
Jockoon,
director,
at
follow
s:
'
K
S,
t
John
i;
A.i.m.,
I.n-ut
n
i
\
It
I
VliIf
a
f
ini
o
ill
h
<
*
Mf
I
•»»l*l
,
'
time
ti,
time in |HiittLn» for Juat
v ing mcmentum atkadlly: <The mmV..
X« »«m I*.
Robert W. Allan, INt Edward H noumai m th. SMlifold llfia b l tlldll'Mt.i nl I Sr Semina lr t mint/'
[ mMrh an attack on the RrUlah rear
n
' l Robert
-munlqoe sold Soviet troops by a
8eleetlon-O n To Victory, ht.v-i " “
mir
a
il
tif
vs.m-»
H
It
High
f AUgt
Jtini
T^lth Charles I*. Hal 1All information (rirphnned in will IIrl I |I»>
1 |M*adiot, guarding the Middle East.
Qkuddsn blow broke Into the Ger
cni-Uthgow.
* irukoni
P*MM
man Thr »rp* Mi
Melville Barlow, Iht I be kept by *.....
in charge
nd Hrmin'd**
1"
man positions and after fierce
Whether Rommel inn neat the
a
•pr
*
i
it
I
k
u
h
M
i
t.d
\
Skill
I
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fighting took two Uqe* o f trench' Itr111<•h fi» the offrimve punch In
iv i rt, in
srranva d ItiNt till ■It-*in*'! imfnt
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A m (Cox. Cpl. John W Drumgul.l, IN - rnatif'h i HI U
t mil d
fur up onl mi *tt >f ' '
I lul» at ii*
M on than S00 Oertnan dead
^ i « io-* it
shipping
In*
«iiffrred
(Iff. |l>4
ti|f|fr*tri| ]
(a ) Fight Away—Fram l-char,
'i,'*' l I . r T I *« mnduti h It ba
. v. mug !m v<
ware left on the battWIeld, and
1
lin
t
,
Inresrs.
m
Kill
irp n fl, for
*d on
I1
Ff " . ? nl ,V
? Dab
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Dwight Bmlth, a» employe of United B ute* M lflury Academy,
u that ■ Iduck!" ltd f.e *rt Up III (I j
,
g
t
-♦•»••
s^lha Russians took three field gutrv,
ittli*
have
lo1<!
1
ihr
growing
Weal
pointj
UcuL
Dillon
J.
Howell,_
Sgt
.....tin i
refill" I! > I»h »I i‘d ||or r aii* I li*« l j | , i
I "4*V * J"’ S*I•1
• f h e machine guns, 18 automatic the H. fl. Pope Co, and J. D.
\ 11ia*| ■! length *iin • l irn
Mil
(b )
Tha Sarvlca Boaatlt _ ir r ! A- Job. Pvt James 11. Karnsr rnotoi i *t • li'Ok U firf . ill of Ilia n 1• i
“ 1 V4MI •d ■* ■
rifles, and a store o f ammunition. Cordell, of the Wight Rroa. Co., by Charles J. Rob.rU, Unite,!
l
'niteel
!
P^L
Charles
C
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Kelly,
Jr.
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lil-,
tl*
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f t*I .*
do
left
today
for
Jacksonville
to
tie
i
In another sector northwest of
^ m n tilirf of new \tnrrtcan etiulp
liute* NaTal Acadimy'. A n n ., ...I,.. • ^wlly K Ke,.linger lm I
•" ■inas11•• t 1mi. of 'It parturr litnt ktt>
•ng
re*■tinting I'■ M*
Rlallngrad fighting raged In thr Inducted into the United Stale*
mini hnd triMvp unit * have r»Cfn
rf rrtufu Ai.d li il HI lie*| nf jiMnki’li ' t* rt I 1
Nad Bmlth
Commander
*f»
"• Kr**™ f •
Naval Reaerva. Both men enllited
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o f a b righ t
Osm an and
m p«i |i d mov Ing Info battle posi
Po.l,
.t.te.1 John C. K r e n e iS e t Thorn-. \ itvt t- ahull i . it ta iii i.miuiMlat*m||f,,i i , .
Of ut* * 1l*oi e Hi ll' V
at tl v Nary Recruiting Station (ampball-Loaatag
J
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k
iofiv
ilh
uman Ian troops attacked, slrhrtions
that
Mrs.
A.
L«a
and
Mri.
Fred
Mager.
Cpl.
Mltchel
l
M
.k
..«.k
•in tl ” Uiafd I hi * mi » h11g r ru«*f»11 m' i ,«t i
tin l if urn* Sm
Mr*. Fre*l
that Mrs. A Lot
In Orlando recently.
W n r In rata to recapture strong
I'ini, tlinrli < \
rhnrgfNil with thr
may !«■ um ^I iihi'f irparatrly or j , u . i
A battle i f quarter ina sir f » has
Mr. Corded war a Wight Co Wilson will register nenw* for INI. John I*- McCarthy.
p*
polnla captured by lba Russians employe for 14 years and it a — _ ...
I'tlnvl, Htnti- vii i
Also Cpl. John J. McLean.
nf pKtVidlng i'll i " \ H
In conjunction with 1'w trieplumr
tlolii i
prevlouily enUred Into the
’ twen in frv'eilsh. if iinspec|»cular,
two day* *gu and losing up to member of the Junior Chamber tervlce,
.f thi Navy I .rag •
•liinlrrt vtitfkrr* In |«*r
tt price.
All
J‘ |pf»*grrft* ever slncr thf Allied line
. e, .who here net
yet
J * '. Lieut. RtIchard G. McMahon.
*1'
6O f
tiongurriiiNl ifi J'dJJ i
Paul D. Mayar, Pvt. Edward
**By o»n|w ration with Ihr ll... Itn-many firt r*Mir y
»»r
1‘ , l.nllnf ihr A m Hd miles w rit of
o f commerce and the Auxiliary reived' fclty o f Sanford BervieeJC
The high com:
vnn to -in pnldti m *... .
j» if ftin th*" *it11,iihin11j1
Mrs. _.
Henry
_w.
_ _____
- - w Thurrinn mTVV Piper,
8 IJyrwg* C
f k t- *Herbert
*w* lew« e 1 Uun«' t lul» in it*' *harearH b” a 11v 111.
fUSgl.
\b i ,»od ria
Re porta of thr past
Pollen Force.' He eervad a* vke- Certificate*.
tha battle fo r tha ^
.
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Flrie'i
h
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IH
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movrnieiit
vital
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#
n
miIca^iran
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i»f
t
rifffSe
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(4fl11 I •
f, w week a have ijmkpfi of the lmpresident o f Mo
hla Sunday School and Mr*. Caaaaadnt Sehulti wilt Bchaller. Pvt. Carl E. Shnemnk*
Jailed with
earlier ^lepatehaa Class. Mrs. 1Cordell
« ' mu,
F Vrt V i "in '" i•
M.
bo cut dove n t a i iivfnpri partir l • I' .1 '•
IM.vs.r of tl \.4ll
and their two hand net to paranta and frienda. Sat. William A. Bhctwell. IN
rn"" 4*i r ivf an offettaive
Manv
Krhlch said thu relief army, driv •one will remain la 8anford,
paling feid li*vr thr *at4«ta(*tti,n IV'I |..
.......................
a 'lo n lll. farbart C. Snyder,
- Ii 'idd hi IMg tn"M>
ew.it
certl flea tea fqr
w>4ch regDUatlon
ggetted thut the Hritlsn
ing down under cover o f a bowl
Ihe wfait s ..file
of helping mMiiiNinr r b r
veto
♦. " m
* **•
already
___ ______
been made.
_____
I Southworth, Set. John P. Hla
w . Id t*r thr lii*i to strike
Mr. Sarith waa president of i haa __
ing blit lard, had crashed throng 1 th— Rarainola Oalboard Aioocim
»| St nlf i
1 prcivid'Nt hi
The real o f the srocrem »U t:M 'B g t. Claude T, Bton*. P(r Jr,h■ might m»t iittirf h in- lir able !•• I *..(.
I in disrupt Nfu offensive plain,
aar
I'll*
tnn
while
a!
thr
um
v
M
A
f
iitr
A dvig'Mt!
Iturgva, Pvt. Jama >M T a r li"
f! i"iioirI may have, bnrrlnin snl
f -nl f.i
Kobtrt U Talman, Pvt Sll>' Umr taking a part in our nalmnal
vikinti * r v* i
Hutiah pianca ronllminl thrif lr
Tomaalnl, S Sgt. RlrhaAl
' tire sml ga« saving piogiai •
» Aoiol.fc
* 1Mir 11Vr AttacVa n \tla *M|pid
lu'lr^l
----------____________________________ tall. INt, John R. Van-**- Mt. Boylr
" igAll i d
Itor a uml advance*! ba*,-« in E*ypi
Addrea* by Pruf. B. C. Bteelei |i n l
Thomaa F. Waring. I
•if
re in force nun Is have reach
its 17th month, U
several yean by tho' ianferd Proven tatlon Of g ifU by
tt'*: Char lee Whitehead, INt. Rulwr. N
I'l"
.,••■. •it 1hi ili *t r it < " ( f i . i. e l thi Allies, while the (Ivrm m i
DnUb An Up* ffmltk s ill MHtlln iunltfp A y f d l s r v i Vfwml |g|#ftion I Wingate.
maud - l e a n tad that
** ill Itr I til
III*"
v
r
n
r
v
*•
nltd illltll l *-i • m!
n|i|iMfrntly havr hern unable to
lilt V f • . nU S!»»vm1 All Si a* i <■" Ml tt' •par,- planes front Russia
in Srmifio-'
Small
Ii4p hr* "tllr i>r, »*4 •f y
(It fit S* ft* |'H still ft1 !*• M«nt In H Axla forces arc making their
ridl'd I ■»1it> thi* thmi«and* *•< N « v y i
Ihr g truth
• ft!I mt'ii 'tat htm-d In Fl- t i .|m find att ark a which rarely penetrate fai
War
lit1 i .. >tp*-f m( lull *ift rvt*ry IirtP*-t anil1 •eRjnd the front.
Volunteers
1
_____
*
i rrptnl in this unit will t»r a(CklNl Itiiipitaiil y nn thr part
f Fl..r
■suing ration i anh saliitrv* v* bn undrv slantl tb* S’« * v Final Vote On Youth
tn
■i •t
' Principal Earl Kipp of Ihe Ban a nd id hr i ■iHrclal
..f itrnl rt* nmlsi "
activities
ford Grammar School,
Hill is Strived For
' the
laddreaa the Elemejitary Princlpali!
t urps will b# rrrituired **•
.
o
f
the
Florida
Educational
Ai.i>.
i
I
,
Henry A . Manning, U. ... —
. n_ _i____
.
ro irio nf traininjr of H*r
a Carter of tha local aaleeW A S K IN G I ON ( ic* JJ, IriN1
___ .*__
ii,.
lake
M„ met vali ...
to ...................
20 hour* in. the
«f
eerrico board aatwaoeeB •« Iooa, too o f M r* . Kate Manning. |«a t lo „ meeting at Galneevllle
A r m v - H i t l e r S»i.at»r John* I H l a IIf i told hla
I Nat an* a a n i l or friend of
i completed a oourte of train-1 Prof, hlpp., *ko U preeident *if
„ f Ihe I^cal War Prill-1 '
,,, ,
. fiiltrgauc* todav during a dabata
A e u t e* nn 'he draft ItglilaUan call far
1* and IJ-yaar old* ha appaaad
child r
l.l'N I'O N
Orl
2-t
Thr •'■'ling children
to flgSl ewir bat<•1.1 c n flir i th. N ail
an.1 \ «> • . T h . Banala l. driving for
"
rorridor and
the ~
Don-Volg*
R U tr corridor
sod
veiled the InlUoliv# Intld* tho
titv,
• On the fourth itrmighl dor (loco
l b * la it Soviet rcreat, German
headquarter*
acknowledged
th*
R a il wen, counter-attacking In
Third G m p Of
Signal Corps
Men Visits Here
School Band
Perform At
Atl
™
"Send-Off Program
V".l, .*'Schools, ( ivir Clubs, Churches
Plan Programs Observing N avy Day
W
W. A. Patrick Is
Head Of Service
Corps Of County
Smith, Cordell
To Be Inducted
Into U. S. Navy
J
r
Ripo Will Speak
Henry A. Manning At Meeting Of
State Principals' lut''""!*"US
|Completes Marine
CITY BRIEF
!Technical Course
vote b> nlghUali
United Slate* M ario* Cora* In Malth program relating to eie- t^k,. * written rum ination of Hu*
m l |rct« in whlc'i they have re
April and waa n m
to Earn* mentary schools,
Tha maatlnf will ba featured by teive*!
instruction,
Buce**»sful
1aland, &
B, C
O , fo
' r boat training
Island.
■
Utk
given
by
Btata
SupL
Colin
J
trainee! will than ba iaaueil err
From a group o f 1,000 boy*, he
KaglUb tn f l j M . l o tjem efiUry tiflcatea of mamberiMp eertlfylng
[th a t they hay# fulfilled tha ncc*
(Caattnuaa an esga Pau«t
Former Sanford Boy!
Awarded Gold Medals
"Acute" and
ciiHimina
Field
M a r.h a P
K .- .n
Rttmmel as (,ermany a "man of ttv •
•I.
Ihr N oli trglme, r Europe
plomal with ocetto to llerli. re• port, »aii' laa nigh.
Hla Informante said Hilter'a atc „„s .
m - w Irmpta lo otcurr Rommel'* loyal
may Save been one reaaun for
Get Hay A t Navy Base lyItommri’*
recent viril It- Berlin
during which h* M t i t ■ apecial
place of honor d'lring 'H itler'*
About 100 acre* o f hoy h*v« Fportepataat ipoech
cut
raked op at th*
Municipal A ir Plaid at ulndafvltl*
■aedtl* bar* racer tawardad to C, L. Me,
. . . tl, ^ Jackaonvllle
formerly of Sanford, hi*
‘or, Mrs. J. C. Aycocke, ^ Navy men and anjrona wanting
la bay can com* and got It free.
ymUrday, Os* of th*
act
All
ipowaored by official* of th* cutting.
Longer W ork - Week
(>|| ( ( / y X R C I . N n iG F JfT K H
---- -
I l [>• Md 1 todav th»l broad warlime control* over th* overflow
of petroleum and ovtr Uw ail InJ j* lry — the second targe*! In U *
nation—ba given to a ilngie admlnlatratlon, await* poaalM* ac
tion by F reud,nt Rooeevtlt.
"■
DUTCH
LONDON,
a
B AIO TAG H
O et I 33. —< A V -
NrtSerlanda patriot* are
tlnulng definite acts of tabetago,
deeptte— l l more eitcuUoea by
Germ*aP and lank a Nad
W A SH IN G TO N . Ort. U , (AT— munition A lp on Uw Rhino.
’“Um££Z2"£ May Solve Labor Grief
Chairman Raynold* (D -N . C.) of
the Senate Military
Comailtte*
advocated today
booatliy,
«
for
- - - V f lt8 *r“ - g J 7 5
orertfmo
a*
an
taimodla
�■V/t
: a*<®
“A
THW gANTO H D C TfaX LP,
They or not.
- ■®
“ Tho plan* circle* the Arid and
than come* back aver Ih* Jump
■ ^
X l l l l i l H Us 1MU
bar* la aa tikw aa a fallow field. Tba Jump Matter give*
One ol the virtue* of tho democratic ayatem ia thnl
_____I rrpMTt of an Arm y Camp tha order to aland up and hook
Tba faltowa coming In uacallr up lla than inepecta cvaryonc'a,
apea kern and writer* oil nubile questions can Im frank
ran abort of matches.
match**, *0
ao I* b**®
“ " j rqolptmnit and tf *VCTytblng (J
and courageous in (dating their viewa, and confessing their
lerinw If it would bo Q £ he
ordfr for
been wond»ri:
errors, If they hove erred honcatly.
too much tro
trouble in the futuro „ rr^
ryooee to ttand In tho door."
Tills Ih splendidly illustrated in the manly admission
for you
thoughtful fellow*
fallow* to
(This gave us a little laugh.)
kagr* of Jim says that at this point tin
toureta In ■ coupla package*
by the editor of the Idaho .Sunday Statcaman. He now
"gopher”
matchea.
If
you
think
men start 'shuffling’ toward the
accepts the statement of General Smutn^tllc South African
id* •oggMttan
■unasttan O. R
K , pi
ptrai* pau door. Jim, w*'d shuffle so s lo w -*
my
Prime Minister, made twenty yearn • ago. "Hundreds id
the suggestion on to the proper ly that thera wouI<[ be no d a n g e r*
years hence Wilaon’a numd will be ono of tho greatest in
conmlttacu (Solditr, that’# been o f ua ever, reaching IL
O V E R T IM E c v e A n n o * e l — d
>.• Nothing is too much iron But Jim mays, " A * , '* v * r y man
history."
. ■
M* foe ju aoidWrl And we thank renchet the door, he ts given the
"The Statesman, in .those days thundered thHt Amer
you for- the Idea- ’ Mr*. AI. lee rntamand, ,'GO!* And he goes,
ica should not ‘Hurrtndei; Its fiulcpcndonco to a super-slate
and Mr*. Chart** Swlnncy are command. ” 0 0 . "
yctr
mind
Wrapping the** cigaiwUe*, for
like the League Of National"
"Nnwi as we look back, it
"On yuur flrst*Jump from th .4
H*L,
Otl.
g(,
and
»r»
meloeing
is blank until you fee) the‘ shock
appear* that our rcs|xuisibllily was to give the League5:,
in Ach carton" aome matchea o f the canopy and then the mln.l
chance to succeed by iwirlicipation in it and to criticlzo
according ■l» your euggratlon. We come* bark lo normal and you
nfler inslead of before failure” ,
are'grateful for any idea whkh start to mantuTerlng the chute
may bo.of help to a loldier.)
tloruh’s land has come to have n cfinnge of heart. The
so a* to make ■ good landing.
“ I lhlak rich 'of b> bare told
" t f you can g e l up and w a lk ^
conversion has been In the making ft^a several years. James
at
Icaat
M)
,
fellows
about
the
away, whether
you landed nnw
I*. l*o|ie. an able mid ctiiirag, ous young lawyer, challenged
invoke!.— Peer*! jf*d fellow*1ira your head or your feet, yog * ■
the Idaho isolationist and. standing firmly on Wilton’s
In a class of your own.
•ay you made • good landing.
"Thanki again for tho smokrat
doctrines, was elected i«» the United Stales Senate, where
•That night you repack your
keep the celen* growlnr and we chute for your nexl dav'i Jump.
he proclaimed these lofty ideals to all America and tho
will try lo keep the /J*pi run
"When
you have
complete)
world.
ning” Thank you for all of ua. your fifth Jump, rou are a quali #
Wilson's spirit remains among ua. Twenty years ago.
Pvt. WataonI And you can ad- fled parachutist and, Boy, art
dre«a thla thoughtful boy in thl* you happy that you were one of
defeated, discredited and mullgned, he was almost a pathet
way: Pvt. J. II. WaUon, Co. "C" the boys that pulled through?
ic figure Ho was III and forgotten nmld the mad scramble
Reception Center. Camp llland Drrause about two out of five
to "return to normalcy", to bury our heads in the. said
ing, Florida.
fail to stand up under the firit
and forget that we bad yet to build an orderly world.
four weeks.
•
Today, all America knows that when the l*«t shot is fhred.
"A fte r you graduate they giro
Here ia an address which has
F R ID A Y , OCT. 13, 1HJ.
our job Is hut half done. Gone ia our pre-war attitude
been requested, ft la that of you a much needed furlough.
of amused contempt. Gone is tho sly, half-triumphant sidle
PorTeat Stewart Gatehel whea When you rome back yoo have
I F Y O U A B B ON GOD'S BIDF. nl the failure o f "the Geneva Kxiverlment".
snatched Dot Banfcrd right away twenty weeks o f training with
from you alower boys. Htewart the M I rllle, the forty-live pi»YO|J CANNOT UKKT DEFEAT:
Wo are learning some hard and Jirulal truths written in
and Dot, our Celery Ad girl from t'l, the bayonet and tho hand
quietness and confidence ebell
We will nover again smile *vhen
the HemJnole High .School Staff, grenade. At the end nf the turn
your atfenglh.— laalah 30:t 5. blood and Buffering.
Japan defies tho league. Now wo,know <hnt the league's,
wire married A u g .. IS, in the ly works training, you're the hen
trained roldler in uniform.”
Chapel at Ft.
Bennlnz where
failure produced the attack on Pearl Harbor. Mnmver,
Anil How listen to this loyal
JRRtB VRRMR FOR TODAY
Stewart w i i
stationed
at the
il was America's L e a g u e that failed, because w«
•- as
lime. They had a real Military ]>aro Iron per recruiter!
“
Uncle Fam nredv a to|v more
great an interest In Its sucres* na nny tuition.
_ T h . . w 5 ^ ; a Carrlraa
Wedding, fo r it ao happened that
Stewart had aeveral brother o ffi parachutist*, so you hoys in nvil _
cers stationed there at that time. Ian life and nl*.v you Ixvys already™
in some outfit who may read ihiv,
Seminole SoldicrH
(From The Chrlalian Science
Wasn’t that kind of nice?
come on tn and mako s para
Monitor)
<5:
Stewart la now slatlonrd at
trooper of yourself, one of the
Camp liulner, which la a new
What happened to the Seminole Indian stalwarts Iraft
N O T all the fine and thoughtful
.
„lee proudest fellow* in uniform !«•
Camp
and
he
says,
officials were having difficulty getting nut of the Kvnrr’
' cause he’s ilcne something ihat
art
near Durham, N. O
everyone can't do—and that sume m
O f counterpoint will reach
gliulos h few months ago In order to-Induct them inUij
Dot la busy doing supply teach thing to tie proud of.
T h e muted heart.
military service?
ing In Red Cross. Wouldn't you
" I would like to hear from
know she'd be busy T
Well, they're in Irnining anti making u grand showing,
some of the readers who may
B ot •ometlmri, In a darkened
You ran address Stewart: 1,1.. happen tn read thla artlclr
of erturse. Justifiably suspicious o f The white man, they
Forrest Stewart Gatehel. TKIh
Signed, A C ill ten o f Patif rl
A. lullaby
simply didn't know what scheme was on fool when tlioy
D lv J llllh
Inf, Camp Hutnrr.
IM . Jim E. Wnlsre,
_
w ill, bloom
were ordered lo sign up for Hie draft. They eventually (urn* ovrr with a quickening fear,
N.
C.
- r a n ily time to write, ao wo ire
Co. "C ” . 305 Parachute Inf . 9
Uul
they
hnve
an
apartment
got
it
■
lenr
In
Ihelr
minds
that
the
United
Stales
was
Ft. Denning, G*.
Aft^i Mmetlmca in a child are
and we l) ink. "Dear lbs), »uppo«e
civintr your address m» that friends
In Durham where you run rvarh
Thank you. Jim, ami ptrs.r
in lrouble and needed some fighting done, and so now ii bad been our own H
*e., why we'll love hm
will know how to reach you. (And ♦Uher one: MM .South Duke St
know
that we are ua proud of you
N plta act ua danrlng,
-'I'll HUiiuc |V IIiii i
they're holding rehearsals for war dances they confidently
nr hop*, you'll get lota o f Jel- reet, Durham, N- C.
your training and your articl0 (- to weeping.
You know, Mr and Mrs. Hrmex|MVl to do in Herlln and Tokyo.
Se.uuuTn 1
tnrv, too. )
Incidentally, we like Good luek lo you both from IheJ a* you aay you are of your mu
fonn
Giving a re|sirt on them, I’armle magazine says the molo County, the )»iy» leaving
O r aoma eld man will find n i™u
your "H ello” to everybody. Here’s three of us.
home to-day wlH t>< 1h,- ti.,y. ‘out
\V
li(ivi‘ frc®h n»-‘A * mi Rnl
Now for our eonllnnued story
t ;( od chuling', friend.
WjtMn hla battara,! flddlr,
Semilioles are part of the Iftth division, an outfit made
the address: Walter le ro y Coop- — "The Malsing of a Parstroop
•
>'
V
N
(1
w
*»n,
son
of
Mr
it
ml
Mr*
|
ironl' tomorrow.
L o*t too long.
up
of
hraves
from
more
than
50
distinct
Indian
tribes.
sot.
you
n-m
|
nr.
Jr.,
It
H,
N
II.,
Midshipman
!■***! W ibfin
lfiFl»®rt.
er” . by Jim (Wallace, brother of
T n ta mualc la a raralraa thmc.
Now (a the Kmc for u* to i v i * . rtuU-r wa* until
Isn't it strange that all nveM- rnlly^ in^Rt , Sch.od, lUxim 312. Tower Hall. Mrs. W. R. Jennings.
The site of their training ramp is not disclosed.
__ world
_____ some o f our soldier.
t,.unawares, wii teach
r
.the
them by good atterolancr and cn- ! i f.*r*hiini
tintl
Mr
nr*l
M
lo g kiiow, Jim,
lastl week ws . ra j UI^
ul{ getting up and olhrr.
I sju Noith Michigan Avenue, ChiL l“
, heart to iing
Itc-idi-s Semilioles, the division inrltiiles ('hoelnw*. tbuiiaam at their "w n d -o ff, our
left
you
hanging
from
one
o
f
l
j
,
,
,
,
lo (mh) t _n „ tt Mh(ry
_
I
fron
—
" n '•;,n
“ *„ ,,| w Vv'
T h e r e are T o o n In W.IUr'a
t 'herokees. Creoks, <'hirasnw s, Apaches, Shawrtees, I'oiirns, m p e e ti and appreciation of Ihelr U
mim (limn Mil It*
J1111m-11 i’ cago
,
iiin«-,.i.—i. a
.™ - ..- .- dangling
j ............
» v » r |t
w0
. Irao„
those'shock
harnesses’
_
... „ „
B IA N C A nR AD SIIim V
isitriotlani,
(or
*»
>
en
their
t«c
*•
n..w
at
S-oll
Fii-bl.
lliinoiv.l
‘
l%
1
"
__
_
Sioox. luiws, Kiowbs. I'oltawattomlea, Otrx's. Akinms.
shout 150 feet from the ground |;„ 'd' Tuch 'you at "tim es: so iu.t
morrow comr*. It Mil) be too Into iitrm ’ inir dado. Hliroal S c lio l I
...
.
.
_
Pueblos, /.unis, I lupin and others.
The Seminole*, like
a little higher.
Scmelioily
u
. iiI ilo- .1
. t ,(or fn,w ...
W »• have
Charles with yout feet
'} fL
nlgheri know that We
we with Scmebo
' El.e
in,
m o ,n ,c
t h .,
"no
, address
,
,,_ for
_____
Bwrr day WO ore aa.-lticioc the others, are getting due consideration for their ability to reach them with muiic, cigar- ,It*- wi
,
| Meriwether, bpt wr ro going af- than your head W# >hounl hmv* are w«Uhinff o v«r you— wh»trvFi
rltea, pep (ala* or llaga. We won't
*r our llbertlra ytn thnl wr run
*'
| trr i na.
In tha- meanllma,
“
---------let you down before then. Dut the time— our hearts are with you
to conceal themselves and fight stcnthlly anti to engage Is there at the "punch” , hut we
Ih f world aatr l<>. iirvUnnt
Scott Field I, located near , h e l ‘ h'-uf h ‘ h\< P U
.
fren‘ *
«
*®
Prarraaa and
practise, So- Oood nlfht or Good«lay, MU
mull rentiie that whatever mem
In sudden, vicious attack.
.....
'
h
1
inicreaied
to
warn
that
*a|
may
whipter yoo-^q|«H.
ory wo give a Foldlrr when ho town o f IM h'vni«\ III*
•W* will mlai May'llol'-on. m ,Apiuueiitly.
the
HonilnoW#
are
allowing
no
reluctance
giwa away, will he t ie memory In mIkiui 3'D
I I * aerairt fc .lp t., w/a. ,ti«l it»
lave you seen M atlldaf
r'
ae.l
llol-rrt
savromb*
t
service.
Utarles
Is
a
tur-freach
that
height
(e
sage.)
you
he
will
have
with
him
when
'ir
to
fight
for
ilAtint
Ion
wlflj"
which
the/
atilf
7
ara
tech
"01c* Mnn Ftlvrr
t -olMP day at thc^agii^f
■ ri't Kunrvrr ind the (aridIng <?C* aald) your Iftitructor lo o li up
nically at war
Experience iterstmiled thnlr forefathers finally cornea In grlpa with lb< that tha jirw#»nIn ctf Si 1-miM iirr thrir fly inic fnrtre** n ftfr a r«ld| u> ••• that rvtrythln f ia a))
enemy,
And
many
of
our
Heminole
Wi
ndrrfutly rind anti thoughtful.
N early «? *rjto ,lv ha Irfiilhlf a century ago that a treaty with the United Stnets would
nearly r**ultad. m iHiattar. nut,( right and than* IX It ia* ffivaa the
Ona
.v will idq jmt
s that--we nr.dn't >•
11U'vr tiwa
ii rvI- aourtaay
v■. q ■-- - y which
; tho** d»ya: out not . vc>lwl» Ih* violated nl will, so they passed up the formality of ■( lmya
kida, ih ry tiiai.W it and ao ‘“ llt
*
* for you to pull that ole
ill signal
k d r.ur»clv»s! U ls give ..ur S..I I
((„ („ .,( „
, , ly , 0|,|ier
riaalliM that nr*'h f , i r»t«-i»
rip-cord. Boy, that must U k*
'"IH cnU Field who t- » liver .,f A h u t lea f
pearo treaty mid huddled together In the fastness of the disc, something la Fang
MM haa trouble* too
courage! Wo believe that wo’d
Tonvirrow morning, the - ’ " ' music. I* rirc*rntnl n
i k WKvorglndes Lnkelaiid Ledger.
Fred lie-11 hss finished his train Just lend ker plunk!
we have moro than 20 boys Ir.v | „ , ( „ , b,
,.r
O-Mrn n r " b«an *ci.l into >1
ing
in
Miami
with
the
Troop
Jim admits himself that after
Pie. The American Leglm. i. oporn |„ SL 1>>u„
j,,., u,
wn
glib to trtcaligat,
. cl.ii'Karranging the program in Ihnr h
. little- Ihank >.m to t'umniand, A. A. F% and was It- you pull that cord and drop f o r (
Of w*»VM VCt IlHaltfl
j
Safely
Cnmpai/n
rrntly
home
on
a
five
day
leave.
honor
aril
v
t
know
il
will
b
*|
,bo,
c
klni|
about
15 feet, you see star* be
at 0m LottoiP ♦». urla*
_____ ____________
cause _____
of the__sudden
Jerk and
well msnagwd.
' Qol>«rt's address is
Pvt It-iM-rl *1*® fn°Iber, Mr*. Ge«. A . D eC o ltea ,_____
Tin* Nntionnl t'oiinril of Women of the United Statr*
Mr. NedNmIlh, » • U g io n tom «
w il.cn . 12th T H. S , Ilk,. ami his wife Fjmily— well, * * iw h # n you are let down and try
needn’t say another word.
B *-|lo
, wlky yoor
U t * l* >llh llrla I rcvcil- linn ncccjited an Invitation hy the National Safety Council
, r . lllo , ' " ,OU,*h ,o v''' 752. Scott Field. IlllnoU.
mrmlier how you enjoyed your ooofuwd
that you don't know!
Bemo o f the.hoUM * iv. « d "«n to lead an intensive safety campaign among tho women E S "
lhl', r " ' "
And another nice thing that
soldier
when
he
had
his
last
furw(M
ihrr‘
you'v* made the grad*
ijru getting sir) v. «-*ivlni
W
U n° l
r ®*> ,0 r , Rolwrt . Id about the ■wople of
lough? Itrmember how you were
The women'* campaign will hnvo four apo* t*w i and ha*c dlvorrcd of tho nation
So >let's turn out rvervbo.lv
mid-west, Is that whet* their ro happy tiukle because he pro- or not.
When you find you have, you {
clflc alms, arcnrdinir to Mrs. Harold V. Milligan, president rven If i f i i l l m n . t V r k 7o
f ulled Into Princeton Im L frrrn i tn stay at h:ma and -iot
are
(Iran the
next test— or
of the National Council of Women. They are:
no
at
H
o'clockRemember,
«mr'
•>*.
»
om®n
of
t1
h
.',
mel.
'
hr
go
anywhsro?
You
just
had
hi*
NT
Soldier* get up in tho d a rk .H o w ; [rain and rave the .vl.tlen. hnmr favorite inegailnes about, you or should we eay ordeal f Anvwsv,:
I.
To
enlist
housewives
of
tho
nation
In
a
concerted
' became of ywir s«^c
that Ii ■ 'fro * tower1 whkh It
lit
!)» k r a rr*ofcIf». curiHv, Hirftrrlt«®R
D'ffort to retime home accidents through elimination of the
thing to a real Jump,
. uml fh rw ln f ffum
Trlnrcttin ir »i dered the things he ILkwl best Uw m i l
In
eat
and
you
let
him
talk
of
pulled
up and turned
[ .Wrrnri her and n» » ' hr"i aim)»lo factors which ciiUHe auch accidents.
s
W. I - Young, son nf M r. sn-l |
Pratly and well i leep, whichever he seemed to tou'ro
loose
and
you
have lo maneuver
‘,rm,inl
rr' '
2. To bring alHjul more active participation hy women Mrs. (Tauda Young, 302 N. Mal'te >»*nt. And, remember, the-e v.rrr' want to do.
the
chute
as
you
see best. (A t
Ave., vntunteermt In the tt. « not their own . Idler, they a.-ro
N
|in community safety progrttmii.
We are so glad that Emily la
Army, lie la atatlonrd at .’ Jew w rin g for. hut hoys who had going to be with Fred and they the end o f this stage quit* * f t w
I jmu say yum
Tn -Imw himsewlvcs how th ey can influence war Orleans. I js. You can addro*. him I fpme fr.,m all over th.* part of
will tie toeel mi at Army A ir Base, more boy* wash ou t)
"Then cornea your long w illed
Nm* I MliT’ they ***,’ 'v,,rkt‘r'' 1,1 Hte hniisehold to hu more safety roriwiuua and thus: PVL W. I- Young, Rronit-1 »ha Nation. What n wonderful F'tnrrnce, it. C.
fo r "Ir stag*, when you make
' iui__The n « llivt to avoid ncrhlents on and o ff the Jot*— at work, on the Ing Department "D ", Tent City. *pIHt to Inspire a «*ldtrr!
New Orleans, 1a . Good for yon.
You knew, HoId it re, aa we toU your first real Jump from a
highways, at home.
«ir. We know you’l) Inspire other
bn •
newepai >rman
you once before, deake must be 'sne. The week-end before you
■
I.
To
help
reach
tho
vast
army
of
women
war,
work
ma peases to auk'tly that you
toys to wont to da tha tamo thing
id to tl i quest for
How*ya JreUln• manedn aa well aa gun*. And un- don’ t even know It haa rome-Th*
you dlif. I f You hay* othar news, T Hello, Aleekl
tt-yvat okl er* and aid them in guarding against accidents.
leaa
the
deaka
back
o
f
thoea
gone
alone out IhereT Wa're tv f err I op
let u< know, w o q V you T
first thing you do Monday morn
Imem forrMB-Jiulent.
to A leek Sharon, let ua may, md are well maimed, the fire from ing I* to go to the Hangars and
I In New Guinea.
thoea guna may be pretty badly
We
feel
juet
a
bit
proud
o
f
that
“ Did rod tat- hama all right
aimed- Sa I f It fall* to your lot check your chut* out and g et In
W H A T AK O UT YO U R SOLDIER?
last night. »4 rt" n H ? | W ’ street friend. Aleck ha* had a promo- to man a desk rather than a to I t (Oh, Boy, It lakee our
h e a v y w ri.h i chumU«n
which
makei
him
Technician,
rer
conductor
to
ona
o
f
hli
reg
Ur MRS. E RNEST IIOUHIIOLDER
breath’ awayr. just to think of
he Armj, i.* m-rrttlh Grade.
And all eineo he gun— Soldier, g l»e It all ycu*v*
ular passenger*.
;v * ’ .
r to help th<- Hue* *• *
got I
(And know TooVe doing
"O f rouraa. Why d d y d u a s k l" (■ached A frica! Do yen note that your beet fo r your Country).
Laucaeur. front lull
comae your time to
You know, |l la strangr that aa we arc In.lrbtt-d f„r varlqua coplea
Yeaalr, we maid Africa.
"W ell. »h »ti you got up and W r i t
urubably p n iw e n i.
tav* already made up
life aitvancra and one gathers the of thl* little pa|wr and w* hate c a rt th a lady your teat b u t night We f«lt all art up about being able
that you are going to
From San Antonio Cadet Cen
you want tha only two people to tell Where a aoklter In foreign ter, Texas, o f September we have
rtrhncaa o f memories— ibo lessons
* (Men
been much Interested In watching on the Car,”
eertlea waa locate,I until w e got
* *
Of the p u t cr.netlencca—one can
they
to thinking about that murky con- Ike follrwtng- reteaeei Office re
Toronto Globe Malt
it Paul McNutt tome In think of Heath aa auch Bit It grow. Ira niarka thing! o f IntSfWM. Gog-gone I It'a ao big, we from various branebee o f tha U .
iltg of men anil Impenumal thing' An unimport le i,->1 and tvla quick aye caught
Not loag ago wo u k e d Fruf- dcn*t know anything. Aleck, are H. Arm y, who hara completed n
work
la
Ju»t ant thing 1 Fin, after all, Ifealh thla one. Thank you Segjgant
to CamnSaU feasor T. W. Lawton fo r newa <>f yon In the ‘ big trunk* aeetjon or course ln tha pre-flight school at
la but a numteni'a tranaillon front And good l * k
the Kan Antonio Aviation Cadet
Cramer, he’ a got the stuff |,( ,
, SERVICE SOX TOO!
hit ion, T. W „ J r . W ell, air, that with the cat1* whlakare!
thla life to the licit.
Center, the fleet atop toward be
U>y la now an Egaign. Un ha* finTo Him who govern* the earth,
coming
flyin
g
cffleere,
will
leave
The
Wight
and
Mrrtr
families
[•had
his
course*
at
Cordell
UrivBob S. Petrraon, ann o f Mr.'
the planets, the alara, Ihn tlnlvfo r
primary, fly ia *
• rally and Waahlnfton, and la flow Bart Petereon, Executive Secre Saturday
W t l K T i i u rrae—to Him Who create,! all
tary fo r T h t Defense Council (and
■ CO RRECT M EN'S W E A R
peoplo a la ,,. v «• throe, our life hern upon thla
cpmsrn api^renUr earth niuat aecm but a little
Apartment*, #01 N. 15, JkXiuf Btroet
llghv''
hflt»aL'<w a. » alula you, Ensign.
t o those-left behind goca the
sorrow, but to him who ham gone,
the reward— tha advancement
Ahd. o l, how much kinder rouat
another Sanford
be Gnd’a Death than are do many
fndttnt* who ha*
of
world's aUernatlvea'
Wd civilians live long year*
hefen'.W* come to thla realisation,
(o r the put M r young auldlara grasp that
Th*. Sanford Herald
An Idaho Confession
BIG SACRIFICE FOR VICTORY!'
W E SHALL WORK s ix o a k s
A W EEK TO MAIMTAIWTHE
NATIONAL C O A L SUPPLYM,•
Fa t t im e a m ) a h a l f f o r
B
56 . ^
K
45c and 65c the Pair
Woo! Bibs - - - $t.<iO
B. L PERRINS
Rond Buyinr
Is 1 Your Partof
Production!
ttljfba t»
WcmVr If
a that In this war e ffo rt he may
ler hla life,
tea Death— n e t'**
aired, bat rather,
mbte contribution
ilADon
ppO.'tf.ej
Mf.
M grp*teat w«rttr;J
i another them .i.y*.
la y
mo
o f ittu i w.tn
i rat up a *i<n j-vki
s- lapetltoT i- twa the
a gaa Vt aa M A .i*
ike didn’t htivc. any
ilnole County fit *
r we* Clyde liarnigo o f I jute Monroe.
Now vAi learn of tha
another Seminole County
lie la Horace
ke Mary, aon
. —
X
id are ilh v -O . K.
K < endenUnd Utal
attOe, and Bufua Q.
tee anils tad la the /
o l h e ' ‘wrlUag* we
ron sa puis anwyou rbet
�------— r r -
m P A T , OCTOBER f t l W
TtlB SANFORD HJtRAI.n, SANFORD. FLORIDA
Mrs. Milton Paulk
Honored At Pnrty
Social A nd Pen
C Ho1110 »f
Telephone 148
MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN. B otk ij Editor
|roll* * h o * n
Social Calendar
FR ID AY
O fTh* Pkllathca C l*»»
of
Ui*
Presbyterian Church will hav* 1U
an nu l Hallowe'en coatura* party
at lb* bona o f H n . G. A. BUn«,
11:00 P. M. lira. John K rider and
H n . R. E. Herndon, co-ho*lesi*s.
f
SA TU RD A Y
H n . rrancU Roumillel w ill dis
tribute aawlng to Ih* county.
Office hour* of tha Cardan
O u ter at Smith’* Furniture Store
v.111 he from S:00 to 5:00 P. M.
i i t S Mr*. S. C. Dkhereon
In
C ,fr f
MONDAY
P ro f ram mretina of the W o
man’* M lei Iontnr society of th*
F lr»t Baptist Church will react
at 3:30 o 'c W l at tha church,
^ lb je e t for tha month, "Think on
wlaaa thlnfa what-aoavir thing*
are haard through llla dltelplaa .
Clrcla Four wiM hare charge of
tha program.
Sunbeam*, G. A .
and K. A . program* will ba bald
at tha u n i time.
•'T r u th Seeker* C U n of th* Mathodlit Church will meet In the
Church annex at 3:00 P. M. Hostreiae, Mr*.
Georg*
McCrum,
chairman. Mr*. John Vaughn, Mr*.
Otiee Welle, Mr*. Jno. I). Jlnkln*
f nd
Mr*. R.
BMnhotaar.
•Junior Y. W, A, of the Baptist
lurch will meet at th* home of
Shlrlay Rchol*, Palmetto Arena*
at T:30 P. II.
Yarn HietributJon by Mr*. H- O.
Chaea, J r, at
the Ked Croa*
■ The Women'* Club under tha
direction o f Mr*. C. R. Dawson
will ha vs charg* o( th* eewlng
at tha fieri Cross room in tha
NEW FALL
SKIRTS
TU E SD AY
will be * c liu in born*
*1 1:00 P. M.
el
th*
A m it
Chapel
with
Mr*. Fred Pope, Instructor,
parsons taUreettd In joinlni
else* are Inrlted to attend, at
which line* gn hour eonreniant to
tha member* will be decided upon.
Tha P. E. O. club under th*
direction o f M n . E. D. Drown!**
wUl direct tha tawing
la
th*
morning at tha Red C ron room.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary will
bare chart* ° f Ih* sewing In th*
aflarnooa at tha Red Cross room.
Musical Revue Will
Be Given At School
“ Sanford with a capital “ V",
written and directed by Mr*.
Malcolm McNeill with Mrs. W.
O. flam ing co-directing and writInjr th* music, will be presented
Friday n igh t O ct 30, la th*
Bout) (id *
School
auditorium,
under th* tuspicc* of th* South
e d * P. T. A , *1 8:00 o'clock, im
mediately following the tredlllonal Hallowe'en festival
on
th*
grwnndt.
It la written after the *tyl* of
a musical trvue, with many aonri
and dancaa and the theme of In*
•tor* U given in word* to raiuk
by Minnie Ruth. Ddh*m, expres
sion punU of Mr*. Fltm iag.1 ••
Th* Celtf-raUai do an attrac
tive *tag* drill formation. Th*
black fee* number by South* Ide
fourth gradori "i* quite an at
traction” with Mary Ixm Cope•and. a pupil o f Mr*. Ruth Gordon
Wright, doing a u p number,
dressed a* a
pickaninny.
Joe
Corley, *g Exakltl,
th*
main
eharatUr In Mr*. Elvira Garner’*
book by that nsmr, la » birred
affectively.
Th* two bollet number* by
Jan* Chapman. End*I«y Melsch,
Allatro* McNeill and Jean Saykr,
pupil* of tha Cogburn Studio of
Dancing, are affective. Dancaa by
each of th* girt* of tha Allied na
tion* lead up to th* final*, wkfch
la a (tlrrlng climax la a ballad
M l*. Jama* Reardon of Ogdenburg, N. Y , will spend the winter
In Sanford at 100 Palmetto Ara
na*.
K*r. V. H. Grantham returned
yesterday from Indianapolis, lad.
where he attended
thr
North
American Contention of Chrlalien Church**.
Friend* of A. M (lordnler will
regret to learn that hr le 111 In
the Fernald-Laughtnn
Memorial
Hospital where he underwent a
major operation.
Petty O fficer M. E. Wedekind
Ken Murrey li inlriakivi by liarfiei H i
and Mr*. Wedekind hare returned
to Charleston, 8. C , after (pend but he play* thr gag for all it's » !'
ing a weak with Mre. Wedekind'* feature attraction
the big inidnlgi ’ >
parent*. Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Prtold. unlay at 11 30 P. M
Ml** Pul!
IWtlnr****'*'
r * rn inK
from tS f hoatcs*. afi't M i'* 1.1y•
1
Mr*
bath powtln
I I ■t S I
A *ala«l t»nir*><r " M *ci \ n l )i| Mi
l!■■f*
tNf
to
Ihr
fo|Ji*v*i
l!rn» b M
*
M r- Tnm Jack*on. Mf*
\i*-* ■
f r«ri 7 > r r m n r r . M ia. If
U ra h Ma u -h . ■
f tu ek rr. Mr* \Valtrr t • r t r r M i V | g,i
<
l^Nrn,A«! Mr L int*• Mi- A U n Mi**»- S « « h *
iwtth Mr* J * Partin .ii h.iillM,
j h t m n r m r Mi * MUHim Paulk., a rrci-n* brtdi
Ulat’ toh ami
Falljranlrn
* flower* a o r v *f t itmuril »h«ml Our
1li%ine room. and thr tlminjr lib lf
|w at overlaid oilh n lave flotH
fritlrm l a ill • lari?r wokimir
cake aril balann-l by n m lli*
Svireno ami othrr tame* were
nlavrd thr**u«f h«mi
the
rim in g
ami |i*llP* being a** aided to Ml**
\ n lrrv Nrr*r and Mr*
Tr*l
j IlftVIf
Tho*e invite*! I,* !»** with Mr*,
j Pnillk w e f r
Ml*
l i l o v r r W'll*
111a 111’■ M * ■ v <fw a **1 \ \ 11link, MI *
| M ar P ack ard
Mi* t ‘ar l
Mo**.
Ml* K |> T\ I f J.
Ml* 1 V
! ^ren-liom. Mt- Hsu* «d l»ef ami.
Mi* Pur,.t Flh •t»e Mr* H V
1 Haim- Mi* <' H T>d»r *.in Mi •
T- J \\ itlivik M i ♦ I •—# Willtnm*
1 and Mi** \ n d f i \
. *e
Mr. and Mr*. C. 0. Earl of De
troit Mich, and Mrs Mary Cooley
ef YpelUnU, Mich, have arrived
to lpend tha winter at their home
on Park Avenue.
plttAad oloo' •»»
ye-J
•?- ye*'
»'•
rfai
Spiritual Life Among
Soldiers Encouraged
J. L- Roby, paitor of the Naxarene Church of Paul* hae writ
ten U the Her* 1,1 telling ibout
hi* experience of bring preeent
whwn tre fa U l new* o f a toldler
Mia's death D received by Ihe
family. Mr. Roby exrrreer* Ihe
hop* that everyone will do every
thing poatlbl* to encourage iplritqgl ||f* among thr men In the
armed eervlca* 111* letter I* a*
follows:
“ Just recently I dropped Into
• home where the meeeage had
cyme that. (Your Son Died In
Battle), and where the mother
gild other eon* were gathered It
W*s a solemn eweet eplrit that
ptsvadod Ik* little
gathering,
though' little wae laid. At the
rgaent District Aeiembly at Brad
enton, on* of our Neterent mo
(ie trg r Montgumary am! Lynn KUn
than had lost a eon at the front.
A little urn containing the aihet WIVES.'* f r a t u i i n g Arm R u l h r r f o n l
,*f her b«lov(d eftP WJM Jfhipped Ihv R I T Z S und ay and Mnjida)
VJth mlllto/y -ceodrt, fn Ihr per■on of ‘an Army'rhapUIn end
all-that could be done, It aeerntd.
Wag dqna to comfort the parent* I>re s b y te ria n M e n 's
^
* ( -thla ton who we* a faithful
Christian, ft It «edT It it more
C lu b Meeth M o n d a y i<
thin ead. It It •erloua? It I*
rtihre than eertou*. Word* didn't
Thr* M t i i t <"luh of t h r
n*
to the bottom of the
M ins StoviMiH H o n o rs
S e v e ra l F rie n d s
IVEY’S
row, eadneu end let. D*t that Lrnnn t ' h u i r h * ill "|»rn il
not all that tan be done In 43 araalun with a *ti|»|H
thee* tanec, ycrl out days The
Mon-lay « ! "> di> l‘ M *
h*ys at the front should b* *n- Mara ha 11 < iHrfitly i»a*i .
couraged with a godly reeaiage F lra l I*rtr»Uy Iffdan C l u n t h
iffum home. Parent!, newspaper*, U ndo. *a gur«t «J»**akef
apd every ggancr ehould give the
I ir Itondy «• rrpf«M«d \
j b*et we have to these prrrloui uf ihr m il'feindinf iru- '«
L o u treasure* on land. In tha air. end State and a talent »1
under the * •* In th* grim face
o f (hinge we know ecarctly no
rock thing about. I heard recently of
dec- ode young soldier who wrotr
horn* and said th* newipapere hr
)ua- received from hm* he scanned
>thy to get eoma word of H *lpfullnr»
far kl* soul. He failed to get H
aiil; May God blase every on* o f them
rem; Way down beneath tha military
71": training, th# ru*h and unaipertcd
mny thing* on th* tmtU* field* and In
th* camp*, whether spoken or
lean let to be known, there I* a hunger
Tor- In the heart* o f many of our
jrm, boya for the salvation that Jen*
Tck- Chrift a loo* aco fiv e. I hope
irrl- »om* o f their tyt* catch tHe
lllg. Ilttl* Well Intanded m eaner If
they taka th* Sanford llrald
Chi- Slaaslng* also on aU parent! who
Pan have boy* (and glrlt too) el the
ilia; front for God and home and na
uck| live land. Borne of th* member*
ulgi, of our Ilttl* Church pray for our
gt,| leys at th* front everytime we
inch meet".
r
PLAIDS
PLAID SKIRTS with
all-around pleat* ......
Service To
A t Church
WOO!
SH O PS
A spatial Navy Day Barvic*
will be held kt tha First MaUfbdlat
Church, Sunday arming at 8:00
o'clock. Th* paramnal of th* lo
cal Naval Air Baa* ii Invited to
St. Manica Chaptar « f lloly
Cross Church will havs a called
meethtg dt tha Parith Hooe*. Mon
day e f 5HM) o'clock to discus* a
Hallowe'en party for service men.
Scout* and Baa Scouts. Member
ship card* .will ba pr***nlt-l to
tha member* ot th* Troop Com
mittee.
la v . Jaa A . Tolls hat announced
for kll subject al this service,
" Sheet-Anchor*."
Spatial mask for tha occainn
THRIFTY SLACKS
Rugged sport* weave*
In htrringbontt
THE MAYFAIR HOTEL
NOW RECEIVING GUESTS!
WARM SWEATERS
Min'* W ir e
PAJAM AS
day, Oct 26,
C O n ip C tt R i
Wbctbcf jou'r* on acdTe duty or await*
lag yotlr call, chooic Florihcim Miliary
Shot!. You
cm*
tak« them with youl
(M m/ Styim f ’
'
1.47
N tw • trip*i. pl*Mt *nd
over d a t l g n t !
Drawtl
styla*I
Far M r i
•»■«>
Beta amy Priced!
Maa'a Pay Day
W O RK SHIRTS
inuntlily
tahli* i<i
F.ft*ily *a*h«*«l
dnif
T t * ru*f
twrU
PART W OOL
PAIRS
2.98
rigid pnini with A',x>
wool.
Rayon Uffet* binding l
laUij
�I *
*
S A N F O R D , P L O H ID A .
1111, olbarwU* k H i m * J*r*
U na v t il b^ totteed M * ', m
l*e rmllar* M w m i » » »»«w * r
; W. A. Patrick la
Head Of Service L
Corps Of County
iCantinutd tram Pag* Onal
I K rpqutrme<nU, and by rea*
%
i f aarvlra to his country ara
designated a member
of
Ikd
Unitkd Statet Henrlre Corpa. Thl*
* >
'
memneraMp will permit tho weary
ing o f tk* official Inalgnla of th*
; .
Corp*. Tbla arm band Insight* Id
It* tea lad b « thn
United
S'
»*.
Gortnunaot amt I t'i Uau* U roe*
\
erried k j Rh O lfle* of Covlllsj)
<5pik D t f t l H regul*lli>nt.
%
firvlc# Corp* members will then
£
be 4 «k*<f to ilrllgnata two eight■
ih «A f dayi weakly and upon **V
tig ament thrao volunteer worker*
i
' must Bgaunie thar dutlra with a N ew Sam Browne bells o f whlia
f a f f know ledge of t) reaporulblli- photphoreacant Ira ther hats become
f t w gUandinl and th* nrcrtilly a regular part of traffic, motorcycle.
ofaU en d n n r* on their maalgned and mounted policemen1! unl/ormi
d a n . Official insignia will he in Ntw York City, Tha belle were
warn at bit lime* while they are ordered aoma lima ago whan a numon duty, I’rramu
In fiemlnnla.
bar af traffic policemen had narrow
N
County who dealra to agtve thrill
atea pet from Injury from pauiig
'country on thli volunteer baala
automobiles In tha dlmoul.
may make application to Mlaa
rkd*
(Central Prett)
Battle Z. Zachary at fra headqliarUra o f tl o l»efen*e C’ounrll
lit tha Armory or by tlrphoning ,
I n i. Thn ilataa o f the training i
,
period will b.» glrctt to all appll- j
k'
Santa. A fritter nf tiro houra of 1
service will bo kept for each ,
member o f Iho Kervlc Corpa In |
ordgr that proper recognition may j
M riven to the individual in ac* |
rordinee will houra aervrd.
!
W A S H lN O T O N , O f t IS, t * V -
• h* Hanford ll<r»ld . a Hawaimpac
pubtl.hrd
al 'B aefeed .
BamlHoJ*
and typo* of port
n ' and who|**gl*n'
nlatralar Ix m H*nI|m order, tflretire
end aoltlng up dll«
In t l i m , doner.
' Under tba
«
M l f f ^ 'K h a f X S
Circuit
Mil. a* * | w ltl Idaatar. *111 * I U I »
II,a l>cal hour* of aala o « llondar,
|ba lad day of N°v.mb#r. M il,
ai ih# front do*r of tba .Coarl
lloaaa of Hamlool* Connie. Florida,
la Hanford. Florida, offar for a«U
IO lb* blghoat and boat bidder for
raah lb* following daarrlbod lot.
loe* nr parrel of land altual* In
tmlonl# County, Florida, to.wit:
llrglnnlng l i t foot Bant of
ih* Honltawaat l* W ) corner
rar rlalatttt
S
Part o f d,000 eolunteera who partldpaUd as "refugee** lit atlas (gat evacuation at Camden, N. J „ a n
thown leaving tha ferryboat that removed them to a "safe area** up the Delaware River. Tba refuge** dad
at detonator* were ael off In varloua parti of tha city o f 110,060 to alwjUte bomba. Boases, trucks, aatos,
ferryboats and auilllary yachts want used to taka them to plarra o f safety. This mats bombing drill was
tba t i r m l M i , Watt to Ih* K u t ,
ffl* iJ r a !P «M l
ipaaa, CUfbi
llctta. It
f i w IM
ty, c u r b ! Ur*. F
r. jinumlllal Jao. - Uallawar.
and J. M. Mon g a ^ la y aetof*.
It l e tka
foe aaak
s. pl*e*n
fran.f i'r
S S V n 'V .V
la*po«t*T*.
W A fH lN tlT O N , OcL 2-1. (W W )
~ I . L flan. Uiolton K. nnmervrll,
V . , chief ot the U. H. Army w m rra
o f supply, gut Ida ktuiwledgi' of
capital Lurraurracy, polities ami
society early.
i
When he was If,. Ida father, a
physician, and Ida mother, a fo r -1
r
mer school te a c le i. mo tad her*
1 '
from U llle Hock,
Ark.,
and
_
opened Bokourt HamInary, a fin- i
>_v,
tahlng school for young Indira.
_
___ _________
“ a
I J a t put th* fnrolly In the thick f , „ , 7 f 5 — York. JoTned "the <;ana1
f 1**1 lhr> ' y,r “ r* l* ‘ rr; Ilian Wumrha' Auaillary t^irp* In
'
K “r L ,,r* h° n * * '
f ‘ U 'V
asm. lima her hutband Joined the Canadian Army.
J ..
In 1PU, J * graduated ilxth in
Juil
th*
othtr
day aha waa rnatla
>
hie class, became a second lieu
V
tenant In the
Army'a
"hralr a coriHiral and brat her husband In
corpa"— tha engineer*. Sninrrvell * tecond tlrlpa. Hut the t ty i the II
have In lalule tilm toon, fnr no*
probably I' i * only man
IW y g c l
h*'t attrnding an efficcrt* training
I
Arm y who haa m dittlnguiihc
trhool.
birnaelf and rarnnl both I onotm.
( ? n lra t P re n )
and Bdvantamtnt "on Iravr."
He waa "un leave" In I’an tf
when World War I broke nit.|
He hurried to tho Amvriran cmbatty, volunlrtrcd hit tervlcra,
« v
eUid made hit
mark
herding
'nn ded Anuricant humr.
Four y e a n later, he • • • again
.
b rrlcoa.iT h li
tga tha Army
[y Irregular,“
un gave Hra
While th* reat of Randolph Flald'a personnel aleep* after a nlnetean-ho ir day. theta mechanic* and technlriant at th* Ttxaa air bate repair and condition plane* for aarly nurnlng flljjM*. boa* to n » «^ two
BT-13-A baala trainer* ara ahowp galling a midnight bath at th* handr uf H*rgl Willard Itocmcr (le ft) of
A met, Iowa, and Buff H trgt Richard Watt o f Omaha, Neb. Qullllrc lima for the** men come* at dawn.
(C * *tr*l Prtsi I
‘A
and
I )l a11tl came out o f It with the In.tin
Sul than Ban. ten Cl«a*
I I * WAS "on laavr" tin. when hr
made W1*A KltUvry by handling
(k i t tronll*«im n k ru l>c«l ngoney let N tw York fur four yrai».
BogBgrveli'a pcut-WorLl oar rnllanea w llk Y.Wt’ A wortrr Anna
n lrn e ll roaulln.l In Ihrir martlage at Cobleni In Ittlll.
Mr*,
IfomarYell dlrtl recenll) ami Iho1
M a i m k be I'th o 111 i, Aina manI S ™ V* hla three daughlrra, but |
It* la at Sit desk Imm 12 to IT Many American families on th*
home front ar* actively aiding th*
Jour* b day.
Cne of Ihot* IVnahlngtnn ru- fgh t ant Init th* A tli. Ur*. Fan3r* being kicked arutiinl theta' ui*
II and hrr dauahtcr, Mabtl '
y t ti that Denoml tirnrgr ( ' ■ 111( t ) , work liile by suit at tha »
ara ha 11 la going to hr idnrnl In [ Wright ryclonv engine plant on th«
* y » of the second front and I ta il roatt. Thfjr went through ra*
St th* man who will nurm-d rational irhooi togtihrr and art
it a* chief of ■taff I* l.liutrn- BOV o p e r a tin g B prnfy dril l n r r i f < j .
t (leneral Somervell,
/C rafrai P ressi
T h * rumor in Itlalf itn'l lm-1
Ttant. Th* fart that Somervell
practically Ihr only on* menmad' Bg (icneral Murihall't anc- Condition Of Danish
aeor la. He'* a favurll* with
m g r w i and congrdalonal com- Reported Much Worse
IU*B, Ha haa welcomed crlllK m in t^• men on the Hill
H T C C K Iin U l. Oct. 2X U P t 4 M l been Intolerant only of The condition of King Christian
"a ( p* M il* "Ih * curbalono and al Denmark, who n o fnjorrei In a
r rpptn ggpcralt "
till im m a hnpi
Monday, hav
irrown worts p roa reports from
••‘F lL B -llH IV K ll'7”
Copenhagert runl ynlerday. Hla
temperature l« blrb n and hit
P IT Y , Oct. 21. {^ ) — Wounds ar* painful, lie dlapatchf*
i f the “ pile driver" said
T Wall air, t>* MiaGerman reprrarnlallvea
were
le CommUtlon ha* raid to have Inquired unofficially
from ltd* slate. The ..lout th*, Ktmr’r rondltlon btR
vlgorout." It contlila there* have been no rtic ia r** tp
Ktr opponent liy tho him from tha government at Borponding him on tie
^ .* • 1 *
ed Advertisements
Cu,dr,“'Ci
r. iif . iin d o n .
_
Clark of tho Ctrrwlt ©"■*•
n n k . i . b u r d ic k . d . c
tCfflcUl Baal)
listing tet-up, park- ,
L E G A L N O T IC E S
»♦
v[ I t,
.
yf^-'
p
K/
.
D,
17
,,n ' a
!? »*M .
* pTorlda L« l r » ' PV£
jfeS lS "b«Il£ ..S ’ bduel
ion Cradll Anooetaltun *r* »*■
trndnala, tb* «nd*r*ig**d, *
•Bg JACK ST1NNKTT
l-T; :
*.
k
l'V
inunlr. Florid*.
W llnna mr b*»4 * "d “ ” u r*
■**1 at Sanford. aaminol* County,
Fieri.}.*. thin I*d * » r at Oetoboe.
i o n i c o r * d r r « * - » » *U «
Malic* l* haraby i I i m that pkf•aanl l *
final Jacr** aklat**
br I ha Circuit Court of B*otlo*l«
coanlr. PlorMa. oa lb* *tb day
of iiriobar, IMS, la tbal cartaja
ihe preaent system rauaa
lharalo
banding
ahacala
WASHINGTON
.
• V T ' t f r i t t r ' S i . r * . M l UiU
Mot!** b* r a b lU M u » *
Tor four <*)
1°
‘ »N «* t « nigh1
**B Job. Mott be naal
aw
iv* good rruulation. App ll
o* T . m i lit raid.
r n i tart No. a . Ota n *
J. 1. Brawn. Clteb: O. It. Firm.
Ur*. U. K. Dooley, ana Ur*. ranITpa Da ate, Imsaator*.
IV T H U t 'l R C l I T t O V S T iM A B B
Vtw ttr t Mo. t Oa art,Ho
f o r a n it I k in. 1: t o r a r r , r t o
W. II. Fop*, Cltrk: II. tl Parker.
tt. IB c-JlAtiMUar.___
A. W. Uaramap. and D. II. Hlonl- r slin
D r itA i.
FAitu
M onraAtm.
gtr. Intpaetar*.
c o n w iiU T io N . fiaiotitr,
h t r t w i ft*. fW—i-iU * B a n
VR
'
Jon. I). Kvaaa, Clark! tb'- '
A. U n ltlllTT . IAl*o
known a>
Dana, l o o t U.
Plaktrla*.
and
Al.l-r.N U E n n iT T ), a widower
Mr* tlnraar C- Pagh. laapaetam
m a iid :
b t k v k n ii
*od
F. c
pyaadadt Mo. JB—Faaa-J M ir
HTrVItXH, ktr hntbaod. at at
Jos. I t BaalMB. Caebi J. I
Dt
faadanta.
Cart la, B. A. Drnd. »od C. ti.
k o n cm to e m u *
Itudanw, In* poet ora.
TU T RTATK <*F FIAJRtDA ta
m r l H I He. J 4 —Fare Park
Tb* W. T. Itawlalah Cnmpanr
teonsrd Itatiah. Clark i O. J
■ i-<vr|mrallon ora*nla*d and oalat
Dcrthlek. Jam**
llannalt,
Ins und*r ll»a law* of Ik* Mat,
Frank Itaaaall. laapaetork
or llllnnl*.
Fr**p*rt, llllnsla.
f m l t i t Km H , —— » U U
and Mark A. M*rrltt, tromtn. 1st
Jne. C. Bell, Clark! Them** It
d a ta If H. Naval Air Btalloo,
KalakaHt. KUrape* I I Donoall. and
e*o A. A to atroeluil. Coeoa
Cartl* Carl, Ukapaelatw.
Aola. I'ahal Koll*
ofar*
Freatael Me. 1—nd^—BaaforS
Vf.u and *arh of yno ara hacabr
Q
tl
It. C DuOoaa. Ctefh;
D
It
that toll' ha* ha*n hr*night
Rite, nag
and fa* bud
Ratrlitaa. t- A. niva.
Ini*, A-ittMot
I a" to
again*!
rau and A. Uavrttt, P
wig laapMtera.
.....................
a sown aa Allan
Morrill).. •.. wldi
.
r n g a t t Km B-“ d.
l a a ltr l
ar.
Mahl*
Hlafana
and
V.
C
Bt*W. A. A lamb, Clark: Jo* Mtltch ,*na. h*r hutband, XTayna Marj r Mr*. C^rrl* Bmllh. and f « J r « till
and
Audr*r
Merritt,
hla
wife,
Huntlt tnapactoro.
A r.gnn Davla and N W. Davl*.
r t t d t r t g o A —d
huahand. lira** Htafford and D.
J It flutay, Clark: K F Mitch h*r
Mtaftnrd. bar hoabaad. Flats
n. Mlaa Neill* William*, and Mca It.
Allman and M. J- Allman, hac
IV. T. Walhar, Intpaelor*.
buahand. Jor Mtrrlll, a mthor, UOm d u t Ha. t .—Ckaloota
marrltd. V rtla Mtrrlll. a minor,
F. Blory, Clatki Edward Toll
unmarrltd,
I'tllrd
Blat*a
M
Vm*rlra. Th* lllocktbaar Man*
corporalloCariurlng Cotnpoay. a corporalUr
and salatlng undar th
Prom r vtganiaad
La m >* iw a o ft h a a t s la o f U c o rg la .tu o rg
<«rMahon
and
Btaal*
MtMahao,
AJim s ^ U 'la Wit*, ta th* ClrtmU Coon. * f
.amln' l* County. Florida, by FadeCUrli; M n llsrutw rat Farm Morlsas* Corpora
rroulrtd IS
llovtll* A II KdlUr,
sind Mr* , nd you ar* htrtoy
rk of aald Court
mu K lR I»l*r. In »^ tw r«.
..
hi,
otllr*
In
th*
Court
- 111
!<•. I W - lb ft a
Mftrttn 9\mnkn. »> r k ;
flp-ori* rt H, ml no I* County. Florida, at,
danlotd.
F
lo
rid
a
your
wrtllaa
»P - 1
DD4I, t*|«i Irik ii. arid rhi*r]ta
poaranc# (poraonally o r' by
a t-'
It)**;
lb
lurneyl
In
said
aull
on
Monday
th*
H#. »•- —O wtsls
lilt
day
of
November,
1*41,
tad
llililfmsft,
Cl*fh{
Vrfd
Water*, inti M. C thereafter to fit* with aald Clack
ro ar written defeoa**. If any,
»p++\nt*.
tha bill of roniplalnl to sold
Y. A PTHOS. irhilrmsR
Altvat
CL f*. Hirndon, Clerk
t t n i s OP ( U l t t n BALK
(Solle* la haraky alvtn that potHal la tai#aim*at o f final lerrt*
ilarad on tha Ilk day o f October,
l i t la that rartaln eaua* o**4a in Ik* ctreall Court of t a i l .
>T* C t t t lr , Florida.
In
whtth
i r r QF ■ANVoltfi, FDIRUIA. a
tmlelaal eorporatlon, la Plaintllf
td CURTAIN
I JtKDB
UPON
County
I* sa tisfy
.acea*.
WATBQW.
■y r o u a V A t i t a a o x a s s
• LIQUORS
* SCO TCH ES
WOJB8
vai
K IL L S
Moths CAR
dollars woi
uch year.
Y O U R p ro !
awed aa » M elt I Maala'r win withi th* laaal knur* of
tal* an
ta la r, th* Snd day of Novtov
Tl, naUwela
___to -w ll:
D R Y C L E A N IN G
m
s s ? - v naiE
WENT ara Dafandanla. th* undtr-
i la h* made t* aa Italy
at n M I m t m .
SB.
___
Tract It Lot I, block ■ of
Mayfair, accord lag
to
plat A
tbaraof raeardad |* fla t Boob
t, pagan I t and i t and Flat
Bonk 1 pass |1 of tha Fob It*
Haoorda of KamUoto County.
Florida.
Tract I; l o t t, Blnek f of
Mayfair according to aald plat
tkaraaf.
w
Tm rt It U < t, Block d ot •
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120 Msgnplls A ys.
Raymond Kelley, 40, of Pltlaburfh, Pau, poee* wit
U. H. Army. Upon Kelley's Induetlon, the famlli
aunts and alloc* lion a. I I* baa bean an W P A and
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TTTE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
NEWS of
SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOLS
Young* People’s Club
L Y M A N SCHOOL
Six months ago the topic of xil conversations of all the
young people o f Sanford was, "Will we get our club?" All
you could hear were arguments such as thU, "W hy shouldn't
we have a place to dance?’* "The Cltv wants us to stnv
in town and out o f Jooks, but do they give us any place-for
Vour recreation?" " A place to see and be with our friends!"
"W o need a place for our ow n !" ' *
Well, we won that battle. We got our club and what
did we do with It— and what are wo doing with it now?
We enjoyed our club through the long Summer months.
»M o s t o f us supported It and the more people who came, the
more fun we had. Wo can have those good times again
If all we students start going down there ngain mi Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights.
The Recreation Committee worked hard to give us thir.
; club— we worked hard too. Lqt’s keep it going and show
I " t h e Recreation Committee that wo appreciate all its hard
1 work.
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th# hill nr** M.iry
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il Jlnrjon*' inin*- «« jn iK * ( i » -*
%tith it wfcliiti* -In i tint a u r i n l
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A * Vie lent
Should Boys of Eighteen Be Drafted?
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I'jiKt* It Or I a’Rvc It
(Ilf Tip*Mil It f
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Hal ihpiiiirlil
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There has been a lot o f discussion nlmut th e .|uest.on, d*>;
1
of drafting boys o f 18 and 19 years for service in the 1
'
armed forces of the United States.
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y
In considering this let us ask this uucsfmn: “ Whv I f “ r tin- ,UJl '•
shouldn't hoys of 18 and IB years la- drafted f.>r service
tl'W'
if needed 7" Kveryone knows that we have got to win he. .m.ie
this war in order for Democracy ami Democratic ideal* t >l [h" * "
survive. I f we are to win this war we have got to put ,
,
gforth every effort to do our part toward Victory
liinntVm .
If we lose this war .where will we be? I’n.luibly in a
'
N ail labor camp or some other Hitler-controlled iriitltuti.iu.
'vt:
<*
On the other hand if the youths of America enter the Ir. , „ . . ",
conflict directly, many will probably dir. No .... wants m!t’ni Nm.|. ...
die without accomplishing something, but if w e d ie to f r e e I hJ,vr
T thc world haven't wo done something to h e lp make the
world a better place In which td live?
\v*» ‘.h
What real American bey would not willingly give b:s
"
services to rid the world of nil the war lords who try I .: •*“J jj'
'
dostniy our Ideals o f humanity and Christtnnitv?
;,|101
WALTER ANDERSON
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Ship'# rarpenter Charltt Rtnbtrt/ • member o f tho U. 9. mrrrhini
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M A R C A R E T UlNr.FRlJIF.R
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firs! m M lin* Ttuirwlsy morning i m r •• > m r u n
an,
lo elect th» officer* for lh» rum- Ifulrhifon ■> iirn-urpr
ln « yesr. T i # r w»rr u follow* ; i„lrnt C.iuonl « i thr
t're*l<lcnt— Anti L-rvfll
lunrticon in* rune orr*.,
VIce-Frold-nt— Ullly l!r »y
I hy Ann Httiuf'ecrelary—George S|>««iri-r
| Tl f follow le t
M.lnnt.
Treatgrer— Bobo Mrro
ha\-e rhargr .if Ihclr i
O u plain— (to bo appointed later! coniinllUr*; ( ‘i*pr| Jp*
GlrD’ Athletic
Marogrr —Nancy | lm , Finanrr un.l Welti
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Athletic*
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..inglftary
Helen lut iton Civic
Student Council lit p re mutative* — | Hi rrilun, I ........ ... |m «
Dorothy CrilmbleV « nil
Jimmy WrJcl ri, . Irgamrainun
Klguey
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fla t * Treaturer of
Wall, far IntLkneac we recelecl
aupertor ratlnga In aniwrr to
the following queatloni under |
the orgardtetlon and activltlr*
aecllWl -Doe* treatment
give
the reader a
■torial atvf edltir
them
actiritlr*
U hemewoCh while W HUW|
r l " In the ath
t are to emak'^rirur tl
"Is II gnmetin!
t and te be a Chrtl WU*r ae
r. • tn< • legl
’acttee manner of
F*."»*•
lix I l f AN ST li IKK If
THE IX)NE RAN<;EK
TP.HIFE.
TtXTO/ HRY DtO VOU
THROW 96? -
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tvOOP HOW COOLD AMYOE THtVW H
---* THAT HARD ? r - q w -----— S f T
A'/JAA ( V THt
hVMNWlA
■»■*** TOdJt IV
i re-1 Hud recent of aeoreaT" "Under
fjweUl auembllee.ratllea, pertlre.
Ike iodgee thought
Iq .our hook were
enl la quality they
point of our subject
tee portrayal of the
a S ^ & . l t ’TS
TRCRC HM/£ BEfTI HURDERSi
RCeedRlESf ALL KW06 Cf
CRIH ». Kt £ACH ONC,
IMRE V#6 TRt MW5C 0F
* _ T H £ TAWmiAf
COME WITH ME. TRC WILLTELL VOO.
l\t GOT Nt OLD MAH IMA 1
ROOM UPCTNRS. fT1© 0ALPV
BARLOW. HE USED TO BE /-f
BHtRJfF,
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I KNEW
BALDV
BARLOW
HE'LL TELL MDU ALL ABOUT DIE
TARAItlULA GAfiG /
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�THE HANFORD HERALD, flANFOBD, FLORIDA.
' t
Thoee wKo brave thr peril* of I
the Jangle In im rrh of » l l i l K*nu-.
have nothing on the (Yli-ty I —1»
fo r •m o re thr Im in i they h j r
faced have been the hotel. I'onll*-m, and ol lull th i lM .«n d
Buildout.
|
Admittedly they have hern bail
\y mauled, m . a e l
ami rltur-l,
and now tonight they nuut Iran
M ID I ami venture into .1 teroiiK •
jumclc to (are the O-r.lr Wildcat*
whether the Fed* can aucceeil
In lam ing the Wildcat*. nj> aili
not venture to piAlir . hawevei.
Coach Lconunt Mcl-tira* i- now
track at (he helm iiiid yrMenlmy i
lit th# lx>v« through « gOfnl a! if I
workout. T tr P o ll *.••» plviity Ml
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fn u rtk e RuMMf flov.ii
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purl
The name TUXEDO anaurot you of
QtuJily Feed*.
Come In nnd JH »w help you with
your feeding problemn.
!
paxiing nn«l r«c iv iii' Thrrr *10 j
a*l»o * broking <1 imti.j ..cninm i,'
between thw A uni II »<|iuuP
A lto all
v llile dn(rn*ea again I
attack* |y " W i l l. . * . . ' weer rare
fully reheaive.1
Robert K. Lee will be Riven a
■ ■—
1
Achoitagr of vilamin A In
the diet weaken* the
eyralght
and inrtraara night blindneaa.
To make
their eye* atron^cr
for rilght flying, Brttlah aviator*
are fed vitamin A-rteh dial*.
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
Open For Third Year
416 flrmwlvii'w Ave.
Court. 9 AM . week
2*A to kimloririirtcn
Enrollment limited.
- ^ T M P A T . OCTOBER U 19f 2
ONE BILLION and
Three Hundred
M ILLIO N in W A R
BONDS—
Yea. Ia*t year'a liquor tales
would have bought that many
bond*.
ARCADE
Package Store
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
O. D. Parrel], Prep.
1vmon and decided le could pin
J back Champion Hammi Angotl’a
|ran . Recently, be climbed Into a
1l.o* Angelca ring and
amrektd
I out Juar Zurila. eonaidrrtr1 r
challenger (o r Angott'a lllir. in
! ihc lecow' round
|
Anaatrong weigher! M2 poind*.
He lathed out at tl v opening Irellj
and carried the battle to the M e l-'
Iran, employing the windmill tar-1
tlca that used to w eir down alii
opposition. Vgt, at the time o(|
trie linockouT. Zurita *11 ahead,
on point*.
|
Armatrong'a timing wa» o (( and.
hr mlaaed (requtntl).
"But I can hit I trder now than'
ever," Hank declare*. "Mure, I ’m
• lower than I a a i, hut m i rye«
are good and I definitely am
back on the comtback trail. T h *(
acar llaiue around my eyr. 'iac
healed
completely
r.ighlrm
monlhi o ( real did
that. I'm !
atrong and I can gel down t.a
IS.- and bea A rgo t
But Hank parried thr re mi rule,
hr had to go lo the rufchiog room
twice before he could make 112
0. hurtle
_—— And »»•»%■
Drunkenness
Bad
owm
Conduct Are Frequent!
You can till] f t plenty of Tuxedo
Dog Food—which la the bent . . .
HUNT’S TUXEDO
Corner Sanford Avenue A Beeend Street
Standing before a microphone la
S P E C IA L
V I C T O R Y C l HI.
t I n rln d in g
11.95
Tail
A N N A MAK H R iiW N —Owner
LE O NA V A I C IIA N —Operator
A N N V "M iK A S O L BEAUTY SALON
I IT N. Park A ir.
Photi* TIT
LO VE LY MIRRORS
Ju.tt received a new ahip>
niciit of lir-mitiful, iroliahed
pltilo mirror a
With orn«-
mrntiil gold frame*, plain
or (reveled edge*.
$ 7.30 to $31.00
“Brighten Your Home With
Pittsburgh Paints"
Smathcia campaign* (or Ike reelection o f her huaband at a U. S.
trnator. When he returned ta
U'aihlngton to vote on the draft
Inr of Id and ID-ytar-old boy*, ah*
voluntetred lo carry oa hi* camI klgnlng.
G. II. STUART TAINT AND GLASS
Red Cross Does
Jobs On Global
Hattie Fronts
A tT H t CHURCHES
Eucaped Prinoner
rn i l . ....... .
Given Himself Away ,.1- Mlhrin*la'*i»
n t \>.K m u n o
V> idr WsrW I'esturt'S
I SIVA
1 » i i t •*t
FERTILIZER
0RGAN0
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VITAGEN
OruanlcH
Prnllgralnl, Cnnrvnlratrd and Uartrrlallicd by Pat*al*d
llarlrria P ratfia
R t.lla llra your will Naturr’a way and g .t batter
|
r*aulla fruo.
™ i- 8**d Brd*
Fltld Crup,
Flnwrrs
Lawn*
Oardrn
Shruhbvry
Plaat*
Trt«a, at*.
(Package Gooda)
lia jk. Flral HL
PS.
*80
0RGAN0 CORPORATION
of FLORIDA
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
?JOO S. Kukl A.ran*
J. P. Hall, HaafaH
l*hoaa R2U
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MOREFUN
>Va will be open Fri
day A Saturday nights
from now on.
Every Wednesday
Night
KNOW LTOH'B ORCHESTRA
flM
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pa st.
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Brin* In coal h an im foe jar- ™
nente—we « i ’t f t any moral
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PACKAGE goo ds
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cards daily on re
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MBF. ALFA ANIIHR (iEOKdK
EVERY
&•>.
11:00 A. M —
Subject: "I've Never Been to Africa"
Scripture: Luka 10
H:00 P. M.
Subject: "Sheet-Anchora*'.
Special Navy Day obaervnnce. Boyn in
the service are especially invited.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
JOE A. TOLLE, I’aator
i
MEN and WOMEN
LE A R N W ELDING, Thousands Needed
for Shipyards in Florida
and Georgia!
Src or I'hnne our Agent, Mr. O. F. VVhllten at the
Voider Hotel Friday and Saturday, between
9 A. M. and 11 I*. M. Come any time.
llur Guaranteed Counie Traina You In 3 to 4 Weeks.
We Can Place You In Job» Immediately.
• LOOK!
110 1. \
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r . n i i n i’ Ai.
t Ml M lM
• BIG P A Y !
EXCERPTS (rota Utter* c f —ir graduated itadsnUi "Bava
fa ad* |e«J>e ibis t w k . will ( « t rate* la 1 w*wka to fl0 8 . . .
“Coin, to waili Norfolk Navy Yard atartlng (1.04 per hoar'*
. . Many othrra.
• JOBS!
• W A IT IN G !
betters from Hrunawick Marine Conat. Corp.
"W * nerd 1,000 wcldrra ta build 11 Liberty aiilp* and
will pay f 1.20 p*r hour and tl—* and bait above 40 boars,
dachsonvlll*. Taw pa. P anaaa City and every ether ship yard
Breda thousands nf wtldera— both turn and wo—en.
1*0w Coat in Small Monthly Payments
A fter yea go ta work.
Fla rat and largeat w tiding
arhool In Florida. Aa (a oar rteponalMlily we refer to the
Florida National Baak and Chamber of Commerce In Jerk• fill*. Florida.
Southern Institute Of Welding
(Incorporated)
I_
Tail V rcrU b lr Iftllah Itvcip#
ra llffa Dinner, Serving I or
• *»<i » »»4i r u
It e r . K rnn h I I I ’ u lle e . !|rrtr»r
ChagM Rica Sou/fla
I ' r 4 j * r m * * 11ii a T liu is ila x h l* M « llolg CiiMimunlnn, M l A 14.
n _ .3
Butte r—
1 Heel-.
H i I* M.
C h u rch H rhool t la A. U .
Wl.ola \YI rat Bread Crap* Buttet
tn u
wi l l m i s
th is
h aa
te e n Mur a In ■
I I . f # A- m !
tis h * r,t fr o m W ed . n ig h ts . ftuaJsy Y. I*. A I- 1 11 V II
Itoraeraillab Itellah Salad
U-h.M.I l i t* A. U
Chilled Melon
Coffta
Cketwe Rka Boafflo
rA O t^ W I.ll.B T4V MRTIIODfl*.
1 * 1 % A T « » * A N XI y r n m o b l
(Serving
4
Dr
5)
rM C M C M
; l l Rail I«caa4 K!r«H
1 lahleahoona buttet
‘ ■;<i !)•*#»«* Wnndi In rkarft
"helraw a Chap4***
labltepoonv flour
FU*
If
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I 'a e l o f
huitlai h* l»n«l. 1*11 A. 41.
Hu»4lmy J4e-Mm,I. I l •• \ VJ
I fa) pi HeniPe t l: N A- 14,
* Iraapoor sal.
(VMClllRl Hen leer, I I ®t A M
v P I • #*• I* II,
I
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(taspoon |>epp*r
Y o u * * Preapl** H a rvlre, h e * P
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M'r*n| llrellr.lA 1 lf+ P U
4Iv M-awlUtia Hkreltw, T2II K. M- C v k k f e l l i l r d e n l r e , I J « P VI I I d tap* milk
Come »* .•» • hIp wit* | i
TWm IIt t lo rhufrb tte lh* TVIIU lid tup fra la d chteae
r u w i o altteu o a w e .^ n tie I " a lL
I traa[oon minted onion*
1-2 tup diced took*.' celery
MiPTiaT <tii nr 11
1.%nm moxnom
I 1-3 cupa tille d lie*
P a o i . v . M i i H i : v r i i n la c 'll
II- II M a r t i* . P a s t o r
1-8 lea« poo n aodr
lt»v, J |, llobv, Pa.rur
Runifmy
ru
v i, 11
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t « A . 00•laj «*4
S ch
ool.
VI
yolk*
^Murnlng Praachlag Barvlca. Jl *a Preaeblfl* 11 ** A. U *n.| S.tt P n m
r H.
“ egL wllloa. beaten
■aa4ay Bc8W. I* *e A. M.
rv tn lu e Ssrvtre. try* r . If.
Melt butter and add flour, ealt
Preysr lim in e . \r»d»«*4*> *, le a and pepper. M U wall and ado
tVrdn.sday Barter*, l it * K II.
milk. Cook until creamy alec*
■ a n r o h o A a iK M P L V o r q s d
forma, Stir cooatanUy ta prevent
I*
tllcbkri*er. Paaler
Itth a t a* Leered Are.
■eedey aekaol M iff A. U.
fundey Mur el eg Weramlp, ||:» ,
tire, aoda and yolka. Beat
4.i*>.|« f •
l » M * r B e M a l.iitM A. M.
A
AND
■’ t'III
» ners An nvcraife of 27,000 Jet
trr» nr»* received daily ami *r
overage of "O.iKp cnmmunlc*tion'
ate i *nt dally bv thr Rft( Croat
'Vrrr*. apondc nee la largely post
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U3K AROUT OUR ECONOMICAL*
^
LAUNDRY 8 ERVICB
)iljt « » ifv
st.MI*
llirfrl,
fall*-
' H I,snsI*.IIS
niieeall.il* aoevtoe, lite ft U.
^RUtt ready for that finit froat?
'■ Our cleaning will take out all of
Vlaat winter’d Roll—and reatore
U 1U aoft texture—for another
&«eaaon of amart appearance.
• Fur trimming skilfully handled.
Ar r
I ru a e , ■
Prayer •M m lag, Wedaaadey l:M
la your lant winter’s coat or
U rn
I prkU
‘O i HM Arebaaaedere. t i f f P, M.
Winter Coats and Suits
f
M
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i ski* h u h
Tl*# j
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II .111 aim n d'**ti -x* 11r tlunui
pi ir.ekr up 8N*
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* -■! ■ mupftiL
l 1 **i» r (itriru
r« on«l .. (in ted |' ip-.*nntl
Ti. illoatrntr the mushroomlnt
* id tivnx uf thr uresent s i r e*
1imi|»nn'l with World Wei I th
M 1 <ei .if War priRofiers in 1914
I t'*|s m i it id ■ml Rent thrro mil
1!»•*» 11
v Ir tl .■ conflict I
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1n* - o in.1it-.tifve arid
he*
die
1t eta h* I arviithn 17 (KKJ.ODA pet
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mI 1oi.*I
medicine, clothing
( . o ' ..Hu tiernR excluding Ixwka
I
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••rhind n»os* oi them gWIny
UM |( II II I l ’ ntMlK |lh.
• iv»i~R wit) hi* *4>a> Thr
nr.-nii.es w’lir1, hmi*' tlv* |
R«ne* • ’ netIons ai th interns
**nna(1 Red C>v»tc
wen
mad • |
ivaileldr h
the ,Sw ia i govern*
mr*r rf-r1 ft
I tin*i c»*V i* lh» piianner* bu• an »h i 1 <.ett allies Inform**.
* .*»ti of |«rts# * i t i fm»n an official ]
’ i*i m il I. 11* neve )», Hf i ( roar j
iiUKnns ir l«dli«rri rr»» count He*
.
One hiindrcHf oeraona work ml* I
diiV nt liddew which contain file*]
mi** hol.Lng J2 OOO.OAO ranlaar* Mil) r r » e
history —*1V
ltr il
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STORE & BAR
t'*ifk
I « Mmrs, > 10 A M
|Hii m|a > Ha litml. t I* A XI
Worship I I *•« A M
TramliiR I'nl'-n l 1* I* U
I I hlmaa J SU |* LI
| VV..-.hi,. T |H I’ U
BILL’S PACK AGE
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C O nR E C T TIIOHr. DAD SPOrn. USE o u r m a t e r i a l
A N D W A T C II THE DIFFERENCE.
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M n r .N S A tt.s
M 'l i m t
ji
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•111'vf luitllr lines of globe I
1 • irurriRt I the elfredy
.H D h i - l.ui »e of the Inter |
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rerently se- i rh^
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letter* “ W
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that
pI ruck m fnmilisT rhon! Hmhirnl) m r. n i i r t M »rtiiu u in c m m il
IS# rtfHirtrr shouted to the poller
l -r Is is A ir A glfl.T HI
|o J..* a Tolls Castor
nrosrculor. "Hry. 1*11*
1 th*t .guy
Pwwuft)
Mr hurrl. * 4k A M
ermrinir n work house i*rket ?
Prof t> r McKsjr. H Ipsrmtsiul
The prosecutor
looked.
end
rnsped Quest ionrtl, it develope.)
the prisoner p m j i « l from th.
work house orchard %*hile picking
aopiea. He got 30 dayi inaleml
of the customary 66 n"d costa.
i wIlillrBl
|-I r 4I f t**fi
' |hr ) liai.
That la the kind you will
always find nl
SU N D A Y .
SUNDAY.
Drunkenness and disorderly eon
duct were the moat frequent rhaig
f « brought up In City Court Mon '
He III- .* I'* A
h"
day evening lief ore Judgr P I. ' »l
ini ll 1*1. 1
Miller. Ram Waltera, for drunk
Ii
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a
111
dntaa, got |16 and coat* or lb
u : ;t P XI 1" 1
days; Ben McDuffie, drunkrnnr •»,
XI
10 and r o iU cr 30 days and foi
>»• »• r"( Ntni.lm)
UonJerly conduct, 115 and c»>»n 1| -MJ \ \1 1h*. i h»»i* ti An4
TMlcii.e nl l'-M« lilng
« rurn IT r t
VI
The* K-tlh Afnr
drunkenneaa, )S and coat* nr l&, • (Ft)
1 Hrf ai 11n 4'i*n» Philter,
days; Macon Puteh, drunkrnnei*.
v h *; rm"1 ha 1
bVe r »ti 7a* i
IS and costs or 16 4aya; Ktunlry
Holcomb#, drunkenness, $ Mi l»* n*l
a « v i m in i in iu M o r oorx
estreated
**■•Il» Atrntie *t Hi gill NUm I
H-» 4' l> If at r ii §*• Blur
pAtrfrk
Hadley, drunkenness, j
HHit-lay
Hrliraiil, |d ( r, A Xf
610 end costs or 30 days, snd rr
I’rM- hlng K*i vlrg, (I * *» A M.
silting errest, 626 end costs or) W rel
tig* I j r l l ’ liy |1r«> *f H*r
?6 deys; Bern W. Robinson, drunk
<- • u p
U
VII Sett i.r fi t. ,, • i..| 1" ii
enness. 610 end costs or 10 day*,
1 hi
. I .
ni
in.
end for disorderly conduct, 616 1
end rests or 30 days , .mil for
disorderly conduct, 616 so*I c«»ei»i III m it n r m ill
nr 46 deys.
Johnnie Ilrm rntr ' i ali'l I *•i
U ' I I I int« (<aa|uf
disorderly conduct, $6 nod ir.at.
H.it«.|.»t K* »!«••
I lu
00 A.
or 16 deys.
> ..... r* i i-i*- i iu I m
Si r IIM.4, r>t* t ■» II 0 A U
Quality Drinka
Served right
THIS
Newark, N . J , lire. William U.
3
THERESA HUMPHREY TYLER
in ngnln connected with
A N N 'S Mlrnaol lieauly Salon
FEED
STORE
— P M ie 1M
508 McDuff Avenue
*•11 Oar Acral, Mr. a
Jacksonville, Fl«. .
F. Whitten a i Valdai Hatal Today!
Today and Saturday
. . Double Feature..
— oiiB U I
M M l
STARRITT • H AYD IN
Mammoth M IDNITE Show - SAT,ltt30 P. M~
�" " t 1. m
rv
«*
»
/•or V i c t o r y . . .
t t * • wish U k* freei IT v * »W > U
>»M<n « U riels I* Um m h t l M H l prlvlk f N far which » a kava baas a* b ag rtrotending— art b u i (||ktl
- r m m
u i i t ,
t
P le tlu r
UNITED S U I t S OEFEHSl
SAVINUS ItONPS
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
t
V O L U M E X X X IV .
E s U b llx h e d In 1908
f Axis Attempts To
•Close El Alamein
Line Gaps Stopped
NEW SPAPKU
S A N F O R D . F L O R I D \, M O N D A Y . IM T I M E R
>,
l-u j
M rin lii'r
N l M IIK It
I'rrsN
Fivf lZt United States Bombers Hit
in S o lo m o n s Hongkong For Second Time
Famed Ace Missing
Also Raid Airdromt1
Near Canton And
Return To liases
With No L o s s e s
^ Allies Shoot Down?
.7 Enemy , Planes,
Hammer Rommel's
^
Forces In Egypt
Principals Meet
In G ainesville
|D> a •§•<!■ Its Prtlll
III The Sotnilhin*. wtirir thl*
(Or Natetl.te* Pf»Mt
J i|»anr*«' htmled n itif urccmrnts
the fig hting »s»i In-Leved toda •
In th e E g y p tia n d e s e rt, th e
to I* i onttiiiiifig Hintd nil nttafk*
B r itis h 'a r m y b e a t o f f A x is
Upon Jup iMMip* nml naval uni La
SayH Leaders
a tte m p ts to clo s e g a p s d riv e n Kipp
Five land at lack* hav«- ticeri ITin to th e E l A la m e in lin e . A s
hy Cmtcd Stales ft rrr*.
Adopt Slogan To'
t nitiHi stair* Army and Ms
A ll i e d planes h a m m e re d nt
Help War Effort
rlne 11 ««"|*' aidt*tI hy hard-hitting
R o m m e l's
fo rc e s ,
U n ite d
f 1i nr *i»«'•1 a 11.113r i > tiiiii<Ip, hav*
S t a te s airm en s h o t d o w n fou r
hut It'll Imi k five
nevt Jhpanesc
‘ -Not school* n* usual, but
ground
,*«-uniti on l i e American
ac
hernia
Ikettrr
than
usual”
,
ftugo f th o seven A llie d b a g .'
wrslitii f lat l on ( iuiuImIi anal, the
gr*t«tl ft* ft slogan l>) Mku FtorI t a ly c la im ed A llie d fr o n t pfirr Htighn « f Jacksonville, v i a
dist IommI la %i nig it »n a
al a s s a u jU had been rep u lsed unanimously endorsed by school j
fmiiniuni.|i<i whuh i*I»m tfiNirtnl
1
mnluitg
nl fin- r ”« III >
and raid a landing attempt on tho principals who attended a conArmy anil navy sir ami sra
••111 |w. ’ II.I* f l•*»t t ll'*
•apply I’ort of Matruh wa* turned ferrne* at thr I'mvcrslty of P lor-{ ftrrril arr aCarrhinr for t;«p t K«l
Th. ' (44. ii fl,*M tip i
back.
|ida Friday and Saturday. R, E. die Riekenhacker. World War ace.
Berlin reported
101
llrtliih | Kipp, principal of Ihr local gram-1 ami the rrrw of a hravt milliard tnisilv **f •Ighling lit thi- Solo
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I
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wj I kaat a. I
M
.
flinn* Vkr*w iH-hiviil tat nark If"*
taolu were destroyed In Ihr El mar school ami president of thej plane, miulnx far tun i|ay. in
f»c|{ mitti.g,- -f
1hr
loti km site*!
long
Alamein .klrraUhlng
I Aa.oclalinn. »*id today and dl>-1 Pacific flight
Thr plane |. >n f l
1 _
rt'**iols mmod til recap
Carried along by ihc first rua'i |closed that elementary principal* due on
fligh t tirtw frn Oahu J”
'*
o f thell offtnalva to crush Mar- met Saturday morning to adopt t UUnd in Hawaii and Another l'» lui mg 3 i j M*itioin> Im« i oni ly in
shal Erwin
Rommel's
African five^point program following th u itific island
When U»t heard A tig ii *t i- \ntrfii. .tii mai iitt**
\t hlh i |i. 11utg M<im Vino» it an
force, tha Allies In Hr Ilian's slogan
|from. «hr fh r i» **i.| they «»n|>
Eighth Army have drivrn through
The program mrludrd emphatit - * had a one hour supply of g « » )rfl hIII %CPh!" - H thr • ml111 phases of
the
•iruk'i'l* tb* tomtn.ii*«pie also
p* In hi< main
Alamein de- Ing cittcenship in home*, a more
sc knon trdgi d ihai dn i iicmy on
rnar L «ll and hart lanned ou. effective teaching of patriotism
| Satunhiv ugutH
aide I«■ rnovr
to tha rrar of Asia “ soft-ihelled" based upon an emotional appeal;
Infantry and artillery. dlrpatchra tha touching on social. economic,
from the front aald laat night.
religious.
and
political
topics
■iltlOhiil *r»-■ |'» It* u k r pall tn
With th» aupport of an Amcr which
........................
...... < a closer
influence youth,
I ho att.i.k
•*g <ii*1•T 1 o
l
S
i » n and A llln fa ir forrt lhat » a . ch ^ ' on ^ r . r.al' hVaith drallng
aupr»m. In |h« akin, and maaard |wUp,” ,u<h 'lop.c. . . morale. nticT! | J „ u
O f1" " r i
.
..I
lirl
artlllary whltS a »o k » lEr d n r rt , jo„ . i
nulnlion, cold.. H d S
I).)
H le m D C r S
1 "
, ti t h.
with the most tnunJi-riiu* b*irr* ^ r j and immuni latnimt, ami pushing j
--------I
.
1'nnr.r
of an , African campa^n. Urlll.k. lh, p v.lrr.) I'rvyr.m u, provr.la
v„
1’
. ,
Auatrallani.
Zra . |
i addition chi hi m r t*«
... rhli,lr,
n un
UI1 I .... ,
, , n‘ .
''
„ ,
„ Indian.,
,
. , N.-«
children
ugli
I
"HU,
(lia
pir
nnl>
landers, South Afilcan*
and'
. .Mill tMHIp*
numbs ring in p* I
riwutlnx Orwka amaahad lhr..u|(1
wU, MK)n
rll<m,„| tn war I ,,|
L o o k in g
For
F la w s
In
\ ita l
O il
I 'i R h l i n g
IM p e lin t *
^
•
A ir
mot
li n|hr*>lii|
$\ m ini-
g
l e
^
■ti*t
•
II a A *»
ft
*
ran Fleet aank five more Italian
auirplyr ahlpa, probably aank a de•treyrr and
armed
merchant
rrulaer and damacod five olhe;
ahlpa tryln# lo ftrn f auppllro lo
D a hard-drear rd foreea under
garahal Erwin Rommel.
Striking al th* aupply baaea
and porta in Northern llabr from
which reinforcement*
and
have moved
acrou
the
bomber,
B
rill.1
Hedlterranean, Brltl.h
nEnfland condue
ducted
their
d, exaucceaaiva n le u raid,
_______ Ihclr Opera^ui).
_
un. to U iiup
Imdlnx
iu p
which Vra>
aa hla.lad
blaata' by day-llfhl a»
by nlxhl
well
The Eljrhth Arm y commander
hoaa order of D *« He
day wa. lo
whoae
uaatroy
RommelI and
and h
hie
.........................
_ army.'
.
hjjd war correapoodenD yT.tr r
t
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i II* u m g u d h ,i i .ml
mi
tn ,i i nO iinii tn *o < .* m11*i i .
f 1.14 jw-il Of M1«t t Jill! u o-p 11*‘iing K«*og
lln lh
|r 11Hit Ii Ul th o y l
- |i l*ik|■
'.It'll! 3I nil l t»k \ HI
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ll-o g
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Houjiholder Will
Head Group On
Appropriations
Lieut. Ballard
Add ressos
Club At Medina
< >u ! l i n o r .
T r a in iim
ill
I *ro
I l l y 111
( 1u u r >ov
N at al
( a c lo N
Voting L ik e
Boy,
iiC
has completed nine weeks of Pr » J *r f?r j.
m iry training at the school *nd j J) c
■ .. n ,, A* L
will lie sent lo in
A ir
F »r r . '
J . K
Ilsslr H y in g School for siiililionAl '
KrruUI1
heavier anil fa*Lrr
training
r tirssc from that fir Id J
pi a nr *
statnl
i (1
F n r o e s
i l«* lk, Ru**|an 11 »m I
•S?
Uoda had been tnrdo by dawn Hat
i n lay and throuibout tho Intrn.c
dcavrt flc h U iif
fta ljn ta y
"m n
la '.ia were maintained In
of
rn.m> counter a lla rk , ”
"F lv h tln * rnntinue.,” the rum
munlqu eaald.
Submarine, of Ihc Medilcrran
In
in
•
Amumniril linldi thr r l
pui'imt «d Nall*
linni
the
pf-ttrl t a I i**n id U iln n
p»*»
pfrt s mirth «if Alalmcrsil and
toifh ri Eain% In Ihi ourdi
u,‘«| Mhi lr
i.rf IB lb Iio^r**
advanr* anamy linr. at ..n, point w„ rW |)r M.li.m T.roulhrr. o f' „ ' th
-1■ . e»l
fm
l n t Ift- IL it n m m u
In Ihrlr Uni1 l u n « brforr d .w n | ,hf s , „ r „
.... .
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H,r h , f.t ,i i' 11<11 Hi*I « it h S VI Lit f i
"iditig 11••tl « h* 1rxI.
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Saturday and r«lb<<
,.»rr
k..,
ouU,nt,, 'lhl.
,u «K.-| ” ,
M
ID U i- m n N u t
u
Smith
and
atlrn
d
I
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that
main artlllerv. minefield
-»»•> I
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'
( anr« »n *
,fc »d
ntom l
p«*rti d t.i L« 1Oil p. i tL«
harbeil wire dcien*i j»osilion mt group
Secomlary rrirwipaU under » ho crr,i
Oof fighting
other points
leadership * f Pr..f
|*»ul Kddy
-g
th.
Jap
R> law* i - approved »p i. t i
forces thru Imik u|
of thr
the State
department outlined
---i nr
Stair llr|'*rtmrnl
o
ngaio iimvetl
r ltd hard
V ti>
jx^lllon. baklnd Ih t.. Jnarn...r«l (h
.,|mlril„ rrllon „ f ,hr ||l,h plsim-d
fori
*-d
to
m
ith
,l *
k" *'( rt< "
fn r c «. front In* Jl.palch*.
vicWry ( „rp .
Th , in tn 'out wa* gn rii ti. right non mat.it
I•>.tin.Ion.- by
and presumably the purpo»c was
1
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1 f ettrs and *nt Mew tnrmher* o f tho '),w *
1
" ' '
which wjfl fw organitetl in m
■ 3MH-I Ml n at 111If I \ awl .. im i aft
i *h i I i p
Ito a ll
N iim ih I
them up
I I»l r *11111,11,1y
|.t-l Fitllig I |» III Hr ft1
tier Day
parade * i
to But
- « the
^ main
^ f i - e r s . ham.
........
.... .................
.tiit nui
tor son ! o 1-1 iim h \
N n t
r . o s n lo n l
O l 1
V tn its U iwaa yal lo c o m a - dlMaion of Land S rriro . f k » ftinaeii
>Ia11#
[ Dfi it*ladsh Mint I 3Mir I
U o r .«f ha armorod fortca HrnrWr. AU 'Sar*l«a. I’ rmlucrloo
f tho Sa ufnt
Service,
nt
Community
RcrfW*-.
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iiy tonka o r r . heTka-aaaaion olOMd w ill addrwaa-1
,A I{ MaUoft a /olai.i
I
Pi r»-1 ding t Hr I
f'd i> m
, I W * l O * T tf W r front.
’f,r o^"5fTjnr' FrarwT.“ l'I7knT^r'
« "/ J” « f CflV N 1
1i*i toirid
mmiiit *
•
J«i a
Tha’ official communlqua y »'t* r_
g hi* irnin .
flight id I* i-M.W
ii
rrUcant
concarnmir da
de I Ditrctor
uf Indlvolual
Individual Tro.nim
Training.
day •wax
c
l i e n t concern.n*
* ;■ * « « '’ * “<
t. ■*
,,‘ " ' L
ist ‘h. '» « * ,' ,’u
t).-'
tafia thartforo, and told only „f| " r ^ u . r t c r o
Arm y A ir
with
the nu p
...n fili-d in mi
ika
lha (nlftial
Initial rwntrmllons
pantriUona alone
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1 ha * *• tl* hfrak
near Wauchula for 70 yean. She Wa.hburn, Mra. Bertha Cclmrni., lltg thr Ia ■t srdstiin of thf Rrtmtr |t 1kM1111111111> (tulMlng i|r»igiii'*l 1 - 1 in - mi ,i gnofl i s m 1hf MtigliM-M | ihr lin o t • t!ir mrii thi*| thi-y
waa 10 yawn eld. Aft chairman of the <‘omnniltr** on mrlto i- |H*ullrymm in thi* m tim i Mm * MIDI t With t hi* foiH Ml D MU |i piJi t Mur ■ J
She ti .arrived by three aon. Mn. Ruth Warren, i.loyd Bat. h, Public t T11l i t a m i was ■ nirrn [ to pnmj urr inrre«pt»*i) *t*|ip|n-i
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fou r daughter
daughter*, be.Ule. her Holland Weaaon, Floyd Waahbum her o f the r.iiurn ltlee, nn Ait* i f-MJ If r >
Wit I I'D, I ll Mi III *
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tnrat m mliu'li AJn It J»'I ft3! .
William Halley
in (nil
1h«*i'
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d au h ter who Brea here.
Mra.
ruiturr and l.i.e
Ht.vk,
< (lie * Jiihnaon, Sr ini nolr High S* ho*.! * 1***111
Millar, who Foe been In Wauch jla
■i h»nr|w .4hnlt.| tin toll*l- S•,|■1 I
and T ow n ., ( itn i. F ru it,. Jitdi
ng r trill!til nl nmtf tn tor afniiil t3A I *41* loll, ■I M11-11 10.11
‘ w ill attend her Kiwanls Club Will
tla ry " A ' 1 lAl«>r and lndu,1i>
i hi t
mother'* funeral tomorrow mornVVr Mir hiiiArvrf. *%ab Im-fomt i
MUeeltaneuu,
l^ a i.la llu n ,
and
S»* i hargr i* rn|tjim! ftn t!o*
Observe Navy Day Tran.purtalinn and T ra ffic
o'clock.
•smI I
tlA S H IN C T tlN <let 'Jr. id’i —
rmirip, which v*MI lo» riihhhiinl **fi " " l,r I»»t« t f i g n i f '
•’
Niiliirailny and Friday even mg **f , I14* T*1 Htr fact tl al thu > N F A 1 M .„I .ll H r "v- Japune,. a Ilent
nrre,te.l hy rh. Fnlrral Bureau
A program In appropriate re.
this an-lt. Mr JohliAtn ad.lnl Th. !•*• k4»|# trucks arr ttying .........
The Kreate«t undeveloped « « ■ Ki.vrrnmrnt. he «Ute.|. I. reqnr.l
roenltlon o f N ary Hay will l *
.......... ••untie* We rua> her- t» nl Inve.llrrallun in lluu.tun laat
terp.
wer
In
the
United
fllatr.
I.
nlirhi
were fOende-r. uf |Sr "In 3 l
Klwarua
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lag this nrogram In order to off ■’
0,1 * '** Army to get help
] Harrison _____________
Slat Club" -a Japanese organ!*
art thr shortage In pork and l a r f i ” 1* " ' «<*hss*»l» report
laig.
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Ladle.
N l«h t" In the .late uf Wa.hlngtnn.
for Indian met tin * Tueeday e vrn ln r at 7:30
prCMlurla,
mounts of strati mMal a waiting lal.nn involve.) In wideaprrad pin*
i iyarxl* aetiv'tler, f| wa* learned
' lo work o’clock I t tha Eplaeopal Parri,h
Mr. ilendrlrk. ha. fur a numirft I " 1' * 11' ■•'-* f,** ll)/' *■
Adjutant Bill Thorne revealed authoritatively Mat nigh..
m plant.
llouae, S. J. N ix , aaeretary, ataled
Scientific atudle* reveal that the nf yrara operated hi. larxv mrul
[I nI... wa.
Involved In the
that
l^alannalre).
white
out
male birth rate .how* a tendency, try ranch, which now numbara alx
v.irM nr in full forye Sunday ha.l - ritual" attempt* 'at r.pinnag*, a
" a ? tho Junior Rl*h RehoI Cha- lo liae durln* nr after a w ar.
' tn rlxht Ihouaajid bird..
brnurt t In five old rar*
wilh^ tt a.hmatnn official dincJoacd
pal, tomorrow momlny. a propnv
cha.ai. and motor*. They include | llm ib e r. of the eluh contributed
mm w
will
ill bo praoentad
ereoentad by
by Campivn lluicka money In Japan regularly th* o f
a Chevrolet c
ceu t ,
beU-Looaiac
Poat of
o f th*
tho American
American
walnc Pool
Thr MapHs, native race of New an,) an Fl.aaxi. In wldition. he ficial revaslad, but alnc* t>««. 7
I f you are about *0 yea n old,
tended by ComLey Ion, tuperin
superintended
had
been have had no way of tend!nr It,
•tar heart probably ha* Dumped Zealand, are Bulynealana whoae .In tel, an old safe
_______ Ned Smith In observance
.000 times, phyiklana ea- forebeara migrated from th* East brought In. end rorulderahle .mall thua accounting for th* hu f*
o f N a ry Dor, Herman Norria,
aunt* found In thelj hom n,'
principal, announced.
art Pacific m t r a l am tudei ago. JunL
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I-rrul lluyl I. a aon uf Mr and. I TUC’ k O H n C T H H t ‘ l j ) t ’ (3 <f.r 1.1 wi'tli ihr 1.*11 i' rr >•
Mr* Jrnnln*i U Hurt. 1011 tr»k \ y j *
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eomulellon uf
of h
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will be eent allher to lectical c - » • MarnualU nf Ihr trIM*T
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duty or lo a achool aa an i t r . t r |’ P n} the morniltf
nromin* Halurday
Kalurdav ..I
at I A heavy c ru i- -I III tHIIII*
ter. lie waa a reaervr infantry j
‘9^** office o f the W »i '
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officer and tranalerred tn thr j e™ Rationing
Board
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA.
>Jatfry* of K*tf Gaines twist
Urg* rydder **b* 'lo f* th « r bod
iM thorn aa f ish nets.
Members And No Bus Fatalities
Occurred Recently
Will Have
Tournament
sol HIM **4 r*«vulr»A t# »>•*•*<
■■r claim* *M < i n u ( < wbltS
»nu. or llllu r of jrou. i » r h«v*
»*;!»»l lb* n u t * cf It. r . KINO.
d K iii td Ul* cf n i l C toalj. to
It*
County
C ru sty .
"olf tournament, the firm of
id, between personnel of lbs
d K ara! A ir B air, anti
rra of tba Hanford Country
Will taka place a: C:OC'
I Saturday afternoon, Allan
ft, club pro, announced Uv
team from the air tuac If
•injr mobtUi«d with tho help
uL B. 8. iilanton. and b**!'*'
If will probably
Include
0 . T. Bwlggum. Llvit. Free
d, L ie u t Tom IJahcock and
not r e t announced,
n t the Country Club mrm
from whom if* 'i t i l
■m eelcctod will b* a . V .
ir, And* Carrawav. Jon*
W. II. Morrison, Jo in I.udAl L*on, I- K. llnyl*. iloFbvllte. t ’.n . E. Y. Ifou.John H erV t, Hr. O. 11
m, Kd Nelson, II. M. Wat*
i»niiiiintui<rmmfi»*itnnMP4Eti}^usimiHmt;tiii«'^m,<',mn THURSDAY, OCTOBER
LEGAL NOTICES
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lb* linal iMbllnllOn of lit!* Vtolie*.
Kick rUlm or ito n itf th ill b*
In writing, *n,l *h*ll *UI* Ik* pl*t*
of r**ld*n** *n4 potl offlr*oddr»vr
of ib* clilmont l t d aboil b**«ot*
la by lb* claimant, acant. or alloraar, and aay curb claim or <*•
ananj not »n HIM ahalt b* raid.
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A L L POPULAR BRANDS
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pofta tloa.1
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ONE BILLION and
Three Hundred
MILLION in WAR
BONDS—
3»n!coi»
otf>ci
u
n
v*-* ot*>.-a Mr. Stew art *"|d
Mr. Stew art also announcad th a t
ln the near future an exhibit g*L
■ry match for which epactator
chargee would be nude, would bo
given tor toe benefit o. in* h So
A i a feature attraction two SolUna rn-ede will play tw o lo e e l
golfer*.
d ilM flH I
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One of the mats attraction! at Iht Victory Garden Ilirveat Show la Wei hi net an, D, C„ **« the m o
“Meyllng Marigold,'' mmed by tpcdal pem lulon of Madame O itiii* Kal-ahek in her honor by David
Burpee ef Philadelphia. Shown ru lin g admiring glanrceetlhe Marigold* a r. laft to light! David Burr*.
M n. Martball and her husband G*n. Crorge C. Manbell, U. S. Army Chief of Staff.
fCntlraf 1‘rtti)
Ohio Buckeyes
Lose Four Men
Frrm Backfield
MIGHTY MIKE
P ro te c tio n A g a in s t
Defeat!
rn tuiu. 'atone with lour tla n e ra j
Jn the llnr.
|
Aiau, live lop-flight frnhm en
atari lad futm ml in tha class
n*.m, including Ire alm ost legen*
dery 11urace Cltlon, hug* Ntgro
wr.om Uruwn -ad
oachwf at
klaaiillori, and who was eipcctodl
lu fmnL.t something like eleven*
trnt ha of the buckeye attack.
Hut Olio high achool coachee
had mad* a piumlaa and their
momlas It plying dlvldendi to
llrown, whoac r*d-clay buckeye*
a ir
among
tn*
rarly-acaaon
I rh'.lrrs for Ihr national champlon■hl|
I
When Franci* Schmidt aald
guxlby lo II IKI .Street the pr*p
acfiuvi m rnlon •laUtl, In rlfecl,
they would aend iheir atara lo Co*
lumbua It one of t icir group got
lie Ohio State job. They meant
Drawn, of cour*r, whoa* MaiallInn team* hadn't been beaten In ■
hall dozen aeaanne.
Ilruwn went to Columbus latl
y ia i atml tin atata prep liar*
rav* followed him. , . followed
to a u h an extant th a t th is yoag'e
Varsity nae tha heaviaet eophomore tinge In Buckeye hlitory
and la tl r youngval team In the
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ami 111 juniors.
It mfgnl be added th at Oils
probably It tha laatcat team , aa
a unit, In modern OMo Stale Ma
lory, aa writ aa the IlfhtraL The
Z.tO-pourd le'irm olha arc gon*
becauH Drown wants hit tackle*
and guard* In keep up with hi*
hai/barka. LID Willis, aophoreor*
tackle land a beaull la I no only
man over 200 pounds tn tha line
up and ho exceed] that by only
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UNITED SUltS DEFENSE
SAVINGS BONDS'
AN IN D E P E N D I NT D A IL Y N E W SP Al'KU
EBlablUhrtl In I fins
VOLUME XXXIV,
Till'11S1)AY, IMTllHKIt
aly Says Health Plan
Axis Bags Is Adopted At
55 PlanesjBoardM^eting
Convicted Itund Leaders On May To Jail
ips Report Sinking Wcir.en^ Clubs Plan
Of 2 Destroyers; Public Se r v i c e s
Resume Attacks On As Part Of A1IGimdalcanal Field Out War E f f o r t
U. S. Bombers Inflict
Havoc On U-Boat Nest
|
A ll-:ut e n d o r * • m * n t 6f a
"H ealth for Victory" oducatl3n.il
program, and through condcm.ialion of any "political trifjlnjt »
with th* public hralth service ami
j county unit* « u rmhodivd tn two
l rcaolutlona presented t. an.) ap] proved by 121 women, cjinpMfinr
the Hoard of lliiw lnr* of u n
j Florida Federation of Women’*
I Club*, rrprracnting 12 district*
; from Jacks nvili* to Kry W o t,
'w hich mi-t yesterday morning «t
Inthe Egyptian cnmimign,; t l.e H eld Havfair for the firj I
th e
Hailing a s s e r te d to d a y program of their two day Fall
that 66 Hritinh planes were i M
l e d . the n.hm ,-t n»shot down against a logs O f |tu ru | health n.lvantacvs such i t
11 Axis planes 1ft a v io le n t' sunshine ami ( n th air. hut in tho^
1 c c j I Persons
h
Ej
Jj
I
Jj
A
B
I
y;
i.
f
I
^
Allied Planes Pound
At Airdrome And
Execute Raids On
Western Germany
Are Attending
State War Recreation Conference
ifive
VICHY, Oet, 22, (A P )—
Ad a Ira l Jaan Oarlan. broadra a tia i from Dakar, (old Inhabitaata of Franre’a w -at
African naval base, "Haw
, daagara a r t henjln* orcr
yea*.
Ha arrived In Dakar today
aa maaora war* poadrrrd In
Franca (hat th* United State*
May attack Dakar,
—
■ '■y Assecltts* Praaat
NUM 1IER 43,
M e m b e r AAMorinlnl P r e s s
jlK.edor
Presides
I
a
i r i mm
.a
\ t (iuh Meeting
01’ Ilist rid Si'ven
Ax» Wnjfht Davt* will rr
1 thi
li t c i r f t l l t m
LONDON, OeL 22. (A P) —
C o m m i t !* *'
iiir mriti* fluM#rt» »Yff d**
• St ruiMob limit'll** 4 mu,iiotl
I111II ihat ''i l l f Unit \\ .11
tllsHl I mil rtlflfV, Ml* C1r "it
kin. I i (•* h*M hi C
i 1 1 11* . it "i !' • I .i i t «<> Li
11- I. f i f LF W,|e}nitj;l<»t
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frtrialiM*'
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A
111If t * h.’iuliotl nrnl m**
,t
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Kn^llth
fMlloWinf
)i l n t t .it k *
i ,.li Mi«iiiM
b* Kiirhttr
) *t- f x lt> fixing h11
I .. i >tin n x
(>> * h i > o l « p
,1 Kiri I nriNl a r t l
»ni< I'* * tniG 100 wt*r«
i^r Of Crops
increasing Peril
■ii it i-fi111!viI hi Lorim l.
u t . -1 t l r « l r t l c l | T »
T i i-
' 'hi* it nr tin Kffnfh
I , r . r i m <;t'^mlln,y,*
l
I., ti I l i r i P f .
vr h f r*
i,
H.r* pfiivkilf a
,u li i ■* - f Atllrel »hlp-
Praisus l,i.fal IVn|j|t
On Si'rvitT Mrn'
( ’lul) Or^ani/atinii
murv varmor
H ill ( muluct
DelViiso ( las
h
I
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M. f
VMl
n1
AI
wI
1 hi* M c'lthF- fid vi n by HAF
|i||,d* Iis1■
(tn f tr ■I alncl?.p.d> m 'l ft^hv«T
;n
.»» * Ml Unite
fat
|t* m-llMtr
iM 'M Ili lf
k'**-- '• I -ti | , n | \.s t Me- Atmv C'o-4i ;m*rilion
l'
11 'H**” 1 milnmini tbs v !im■k s*ff (hi#
f
it*
* " hi ffTIIYj? y Itsiii"V 'll? n t t"H
, ..a- i
I'*'' ii
A 4'] Ilk*
I Ht sr ilimt r"tiimainl«‘i nn+l ( 1^ 1* *omf
I' ii' l .'fill mil* ' i»«l, dltnrkirijj li*f-
ise* "liHdn mnn
In Msillan*! on Ihair
t iv
******ml,
A lit rniHn miltlury s-mixp on (hr
I' itrh Gi-rtna" I'Mf-lff
I hnir Iftmnr'i fn-m Ire-rtstp b#l*M,
11„
Air Miin*i»y rriHirlrti, andl
Im e ttf ir tU*lr>! in *fxrfill llnf»
\Ninter Snowfall
f hyl«. Thr MutUny* ihrn
Turns Battle Tide .•lank
at Idtlh'ii *<*nitnir hita oh
In Russian Favor, U.th Thrv -l*« *1 •'•uth along: th#
^
J / '>
th r Florida Dcfens. Council. Srn •
s ^ T a ^ [ 111.r Ir . A.^nk ^ n lor
In the V S Public
rsm llilLlr
k
H ralth S e rrF r holding thr ra n , I
f G jM
thfn»l
•el
USO Di.ecioi*
A tb n lj Vi s i t
Hcs-c (Jfiiualiv
tho SoWna campaign.
Lxjflfnl,
In III.- UV-Irrn mr war,
u \ u In Kirn, h lirtintlrHSt reI».| ini I mli'il Slntrs Hying
V \ 1| i'wr* hilt I inflicted IlllVmi iht- icttnian F-IkuiI nest
ut 1,n u ni. France while oth■r Allnsl planes pounded n
Naz nii drome near Ch*rlinuri' and exi’ctlltHi hislgoImpping attacks ill westertt
1:
air
batUe
over
the
desert.I
of lh” l,h1
1 , }<
■
— ,
, ,
.
>a> a §
v t to rry to
it nlw If ft***
IThe land front on LI Aliuncinj nation m far a* ImuJ hralth i» ii
Was quiet.
cunrrrn#*!." u tii Mr*. Thurston P
w . 1 h I^
>1
D, a**« •alrd P****t
»t»
A
In
the
Southwest
I’acifie Roberta, chairman of the W ar ■
Japanese forcca harm aunk Iwi . Service Commlltre and immediate
American dealroyera and resum ed! la s t preaklent of the Federation,]
their attacks on the Guaiialeana' • In Introdrying the 1 Hralth for ha,
airfield, but American /Here a n [ Victory Program"
Her ro*|w n 1 ,,
■till hitting back hard, the N avy|»or waa Mrs. A Malcolm Smith.|
reyarted last night In « com- Tampa, chairman f<r the Depart-i
munirjuo which
Indicated
tho’ m rnt of Public Welfare for the]
main battle of the Solomons I* ‘ Federation
not y«l Joined
I The "Health
It noted ominously that "large | gram enronipe*
number*" at enemy warship* are i^-raonal filne.t
atill poised In th* northerly Solo tary eating am
mons, apparently awaiting the lnhment*. nafe
rlgnal for an- anltn p at.it all-out I supplies, adnpia
Jap attempt U> recapture po*i I ties, iininunl/ali
tkina lost to the Marine. A ig. 7 j tkm. rodant r
The Navy said the destroyers I aCwage disposal,
Meredith and O’litia n —two ot [control, re |1r-■«SI,
the newest In the Unite.' S tate* ' nmj alile.1 pr.,1.1.
Meet —were sunk by enemy at _ ytrs lu b ertt,on "within th* la .t few days.” present activities
It said
report* or caauallte.- and | n w ,nrl
Kave not been received but It is ^ , UPDiant am
■believed
all
O'Brlvn'a
per- Nagency*
orgi
?— 1 .
Jfc, of IK*
V
.
f C Iic r
tor
il
Ml
i*
bnnkel enyf Hoel of lt« Mereu was em phatiird.
|
- i. **¥
, ■ .
,
,
prom inent endorsers of th e p r r - ,
Hortstelry MDiplemvnt _ o f each
a r t Pgu, v . McNutt, 1)1
offlc**1
fjetop nl ib* Office of Dc/tnsr
s, ,■ ■ ^ '^ “►HdeKbstad nY dfar* i C h a ri.. P
,«*?'! T eft. Assistant DlrwP.r of thr
^
fUs.de P»|.
t-, 'p e r t end Dg Gilbert S. O.lncup
a J L T m liV r.’w ^ i F e f h r . h of Orlamk., A halrman ..f thr In
the G e r m a n »htb-
mu
dirknr
Vi, ,k Sham*",
i
him
riik rti hy Unilrrl Stulf*
ixtng Ktifirre*#* In (h t nW
►ii. ciUark lri|f m fnrli ry a nil m g n i
|n j pr„idrnt u( ,hc
tuntlnued lull in enemy gm jndj Florida Mnlicel Aaaoclatlcn
(
activity on Goedaleena’ an.' |r ' , hponaor. of the program dr
dlcatad that American filer, still *«««>
'» *» opportunity u. beltare bearing the bnm t uf the eradicate the serious health roadl-'
'Ju h tin t
' li°n* trewinft out of pmMrnu
’ They shot down a total of 121 crested hy tRe war. Thrv «M
Jap pUnee Btmday and M onday.'ha* M«he eound hrallh of Is.th
ard damaged tern more enemy, civilians ami armed forr,-« U o
war.Mpa—f deatraye;
aiw'
r. basic factor in the winning of thr l
cruiser which waa "stopped by a ll war. whirl) calls for all-out effort |
least one bomb hit," the tommuni-l in every field." Ileeauar of ih.quo said.
vast number of military ram p s■
These attacks, which cost th e 1and Ih usanda of yuudg nu-n
'
United States only thrro plane*. J ing trnined in Florida. >u,h ., i
rille d to at lean &0 iho r,umbe( j program 1* ronaldered r«p,-ciall, (
of Jap w an lip s and aualllarles] brnrficlwl to this S tair
aunk or damaged and to at least
Vigorous protest against Ih-j
■HI th* number of enemy planes ] pro|K)*i*l scuttling of ths couulyj
lieslroyrd.
unit health progrgm and rr tir n |
Th* damaged crulaer waa b e -|c f many counties of under 23.0m)
lived to have bMw pari of onu‘ population to what she termed'
of the many (m alt enemy ta sk -th e old “politically eiplollrd"
to rre . In Solomena w aten .
Item of health districts, waa made}
f a r the f lftlr etieeesalv* day.! by Mrs. Edward P. rfa ff, p m l ]
American oUtnee again bombed dent of the Duval County Frd.'rs |
caerar supply damp* and tvoop ijon of Women's Club*, who m,
poaluotie on the jnsirthweaUm pretest of this proposed changer
•l ir e i of Guadalcanal—a .tra te g y i introduced an emergency rrsoiu*!
M.f
th r
I lo r t m u m l-K m *
t in ii n o m h i- T " f
fn )]t>* M N if
n v*full
.,,'A ,.|
CauaL
lu i iy i'i
a h m i l l nip
u m l a m a ll
lorWirats • un i . rts ..un1*rin*
fiM-ItU vi* si n
On tha
ie- f 11 until h*
inn i 's i
ti*i*mr*+ i"1
hiitr'l lonlffht
i ■wti n»i lb#
1,i i*s|, rnbJ*inir
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f »r mm f t H« 1I
nit I-'
In** 11| kt 11 t 1 lets* .tilt tlnt1l(>i'f1f|l >MT1>
HIM III loMOrsI I l',Ml I h r lii'li I s
fiuililn* Iill
frrtilix* r, r*‘»t
dd l*r !< infill ie Dii
*r’f1|nn mi 11|jat>1 t**. pf-'k 'K1lain*
f ■ himI h|1ii i jtf'ililr 11 t/i mi|.
•f l ir Hnti-h l{«j <rub r
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rvjUiptmrfU
h
j>li
s
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tn
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Is
i
f1r the trs>« in*f i»f
*- Ihr *a*r of ihr Indian
| * h n k - ;
M ' I*nrM . n
fsu . ■ u
cn»|;M f r v»iirb m nm *r* nrT11 rr
xvrul I'l'iw lm r; fr#*nnu f<*r • .it | oil#*Ir*i,
*»r f *r rr*ip« o f uliiob ii
I production; huildint n (*♦!.* ijj
d*'«lfi*l'k I ' MinimIixlM 1U42 Irv
r t r u t s - ; m m k r l :.njj ; d r » * « k n K f r
n
of itro'lnrsinn **
I for mirkrt: pmduriinr h* /y , #!■Thu
I prirr rontrul# would W
I I ini»; combAttiiijr dl»ca«r« urid Uwil a* i»n fnr*-ntivr to rfcwtnif
j!
an*! *c*ctirintt nrrr** ry ( th# mare fav* rrd rrnp* !■ Iirniitfht
fsbor *nd material.
Iout by th r Mwtrinml thnt 'T h r
DriuxrlmiMl hit* und#r rinaidcrn
On. f
Milton (I.
Hyde,
m,
AvilUMlS rrcc nl* Indkmtr* m tkm, prDc <*iipfvnrt f»ckUtir« f.* fhmtKr of m ( o u t (guard Recruit i
o r x u l t t d U y n tcm of ■h*.iDi.*xd infrirunril prcu.i.err# of th# crops irijf l nit. will have in office
RfM>m tjftf of the Or Undo I'm t i
via * um h ! / a f i r h e c k a* <* 1 D C .
(C*M riu«a -mr* OtQ* P«ui|
Off ire
llulldirttf
thki
wrrk
thrmiifh Oct,
for thr ‘nut-,
|K*ei- of Bcceptlnf anpHcatlnni |
f«.r rnlUtment in the C'ob"1
lalcir
IIjiroM
(•n»rd and he eiprct» In aprmf
lenlcilly Tmlay |
tout grow ing
WHEREAS, tho Unlli'd States N a v y is fighting the oni* i|av n e tt week In Hanford. |
hr tft id.
j
battle for freedom in tin* w»tere of the iiggreagorH. and.
Mrn between the s r e t of 17,
si rr.
WHEREAS, tho Units-d Staten N a v y , conjoinetl with His j ---- jfi who hive no d o Ike reconi,
lojght famed coordinated arm, the United State.* Marine Corps, ft* and run ftimUH referencei wi'l
the recruiting offtr. Re- pgtabHxhed a foothold on soil held by tho enemy, and i« be BcreptHe
tUUd-
Mun May Enlint In
II. S. CoaHt Guard
PROCLAMA TION
« ' Bill Combln Inj
Forces To Be
TtLAIM WRECK
battling; heroically to extend that advantage, and,
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WHEREAS, by national tradition tho debt the people of
tho United States owe their Navy la annually emphaaixed
up)_ to Iho aettlng aside of one day to acclaim that branch 'if
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"enruunlrffil ««ntie rr»#nxv
l)i«‘ rnrniminlt|U4* nftlu,
indicating that, when thr pllo ti'
rherk*-.1 during tbo
,,l*hi ihrv m il show th* ™ m »
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paid bravlly. .
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Thr Fort re .sr * Iheir numlmr
wm riot inm iunfrd w r r r r*cort#d
hy ..wiu, dn)n...
Am„, pUn„ ,
, r rttr.,u,n»g 'bc c o m m u n M r -aid
In past
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rnnl» th#V h»vr h#rn nrrompanldd
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Stricter Curtailment
Of Goods Probable
LEGION
DILL PAHSED
PACIFIC COUNCIL MEETS
LONDON,
O tt
ti.
V O — Tho
Padlte war tosmcll met at 10
WASIIINOTON, 0«l 21. W Y - Doumlng street last night with
IIallied In tsro previous attempt*, Prime Minister Churchill preaid‘
________
the War Production Board made a I Ing.
third and a tam er affort yeaterday
NO LOVE PRIORITIES
to slash o multi-billion dollar
8UBANVILLE. Calif., 0<L M ,
construction program
(nvolvtng
roade, bridgaa. public buildings WT— Police Chief W. O. Lang an
swered
a rtU reporting that aa
end other projerte financed with
unidentified woman waa Jabbing
lederal ic M t.
in blunt letter*. W PP Chair th* tire* of a parked ear with a
men Donald M. Neleon told eight
(ovenunant ■ageneie* to eliminate I
•II runs inaction not directly eon-I
netted wilk UsS w ar—Including I
C. 11, WitUle, “
Cestn., waa fatally
sad four others
dies a couth hound
a Into the rear of a
oncer local standing
(Ikld nation.
ThS
rreefc waa undcUrm*r a
-»
ix.'**' Iks
WASHINGTON. Ort. 22. (AY—
A nsw, deeper curtailment oi
civilian goods prmlucllon
was
fnrrcast hy WPtl O alrm an Net*
ami today In disclosing a pro
gram achedullne civilian Items
n a d i r a* military weapons are
scheduled and sloughing off all
hut ths truly nveaisary etvIUaa
turnmodltlrs.
THE WEATHER
FLORIDA — Continued warn,
and widely Mattered abowaSa
moally In the south end rentdj
portion* this afternoon abd to-,
night,
ALABAMA—Little temperature
change eooth, but warmer la nert(|
portion thle afternoon and 00*leg
In wee* and north porttooa (Ua
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TH* SANFORD ITEnAlJl. BANypgD, fL O W D * ];,
anford Herald
AiH« fwtnfld <|f it r i/l. •-**
newspaper* of the. stale through
th Florida News Service. Tba Until my Veteran llrart, pratedi-trs-i ,'olldwii '
m
to,**' Soldier.
Forward.
“VHTEHANTI HEART**'
March. . , to tifal1*
I om wrary. Yet, if Fata should
Privalo Don Blandlag
aay to me
(i-l-T-127
" H u t. Soldier, teat. Dismissed.
2nd lEartirlni; Co.
Tu. down your pack.”
Camp Upton, N.- Y.
Each nerra and muscle would
makj urgent plea ■
The
kilter whale will attack
To llilen and obey. A moment's
math larger apod** and even
aiac.
lV.tilo sleep'* inaiatant finger* beats and small ship*.
press ageist my ayaa
And langwer's alow drugged win*
W A S H IN G T O N
You will not like the now tax bill which became
the law of tho land when the President signed It yeaterday, ny “you" we do not mean those habitual detea tens of lax bllla—the three or four percent at the
top of the economic pile—we mean every one of you.
every one who cams $600 a year or more, some 45,000,000 of you, and even the rest will pay greater
Jor general) of the British Auxil
no-called “painless" laxea.
*
Service.
There dre a good many feature* of thla new tax bill arylia Territorial
r brief v is it to th* United
and we would never attompt to enumerate them all or fllatei hav dips much to convince
explnin any of them, We arc neither a lawyer nor a the Army, Navy, and other brave
hat* that women eon do a valu
certified public accountant. And we expect to have able
job In h!« war.
to hire both before we can figure i out what our own Tho rcaron U that General
tax will l>e. But suffice It to a a y that Senator LaFal- Knox |v hcrirtf a convincing
Thera It every reason to
lotto, ahortly before voting for the moaaure, called it *'theIdler,
world why she lh o u k ln t W.
“the worst tax bill in history”.
She l« this, th a w in g and femin
Bight off the bat tho poor devil who earns $20 ine. She wear*, her uniform as
a week get* soaked right on the Jaw with a “Victory” If it were something dashed oft
Schiaparelli. Bhe believe* In
tux—so-called to mako it more palatable—which takes by
make-up (If yon have time for
n dollar a week out of his payroll. And everyone elite it i.nall polish (If It'* n ro ctk al),
who earns $12 a week or more will pay a similar tax ami romance (one of her many
based on 5 percent of his weekly salary or wage. And nrhleveiiK ntv haa been to try to
to that AT.'t women get lo v e*
tho employer, whoever he happens to be, becomes th>: fatt e the
tam e time a t husband*
tax collector, filchca the pay envelope and remits to nnd sweetheart* in tho armed
forrea).
the government.
,
Married at 17, after a con
Thftn ,whcn It comes time to figure up whnl y o u r ventional
child)!'**! in a well-toincoiV U x Jlt, you will find that tho normal rate hat do London vuburban family,
been increased from 4 to 6 percent whilo the surtax ai.e spent the next eleven year*
I* increased so that it range* from 13 to 82 percent n* a eicventlnnal IlrllUh honaeend mother. Now. only 84
depending on how much you make. But there Is t wlfe
year* .old, she It a veteran of
post war credit for all
goodlittle boys gothnt pnrtnearly fiu r year* In nniform
LB VER8M FOR TODAY
uf the taxes which you pay today will bo returned to nod fiend of tho corps of more
J60.100
llrltlth women
J QUESTION IS WHEN you after tho wnr Is over, provided there is Anything than
who do everything from
So tnidirra
YCfU, KNOCK AND UK left In the Tremiury out of which to return il.
w alling' table* to manning tho
fly JACK HTINBTT
CTEDT Tlte kingdom of
d tom eth not with observation!
idler shall they aay la here or
th e re t for behold the kingdom
«od ]» within yeu,—Luke Tit
anti-
nlrerafl
gun*.
Bhe'j
GIVE THE DINING ROOM A GIFT!
the
pfilif,
our
the
lie member, no more for
the duration!
Buy now for.Christmas
(ilfts.
lure
Constitutional
ha public. It »*rve*
t propaganda agent
mm ent, tt backs the
SM Una of type, and
»di aid
SLUMBER” CHAIR
connection with (lie closed shop
n g n t'tn rn U nt ill* Tampa 81 Ip-
yards.
Wat ion conlcmli that the char
ter u( tho ihlpbulliling company,
• t granted by thl* state, dm *
not authorise It to make clovr-l
t ’lup agrcrrm nU or othrr tx
clutlvo employment contracts. He
fll«l a quo warranto action againtt th* company and »*ok» If
formation that should shed plenty
of light on tho subject If he suc
ceed* In securing complete and
unequivocal answer*.
Walton
ttkiy)
how much
The famous Streit Slumber Chair to a
luytiy addition to any home. It*a grace,
comfort and beauty to nnexcelied.
the
union* h»,| collected In memberilln fee*. , ||o w many working
permit* had they Issued. . . How
m«r.y jervon* granted such pe r
mits were admitted to or dl*apmved (or union. membership. . .
How much money we* eoflected
for. working permit* or Joining
fee* or other purpose# arid not
JUST ARRIVED!
A beautiful assortment of Ub|ee
in Mahacuiy, Ms*»*s and Walnut.
Modern and 18th Century dfcilgfu.-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
g iv e a s e c r e t a r y
.
I =V
Sags-J i t C f5 - --% ?
1 '.J-.
^t
It's On ImporUBl gift, sad thU
on« looks much m an expeMdre. {fy
i: e.
By >U$8RLL KAY
---- ---help)*** busjne*! men. btf
new tax bUI little, h u lonc been a Tarorit
ration (h* dlff- tioor sport ^ tS T W asb loetor
Which variout t reaucreU. Crackpot* amt 1
Country haval bodies, one# enrolled la an
the war effort. U la lle tte r r a c U ty lav.rt.Wy
that thoe* who 1° themcatlonnalre ax their
;W
O
Haven’t They Heard?
regulations which govern the rest of us are made, tho full
fury of the war’s mighty blnst has not yet been felt.
mmnt* to be vutrii upon President Roosevelt said recently upon his return from a
I. ’ Don’t l**v* It entirely nationwide tour that the rest of the country was far ahead
other fellow to decide
th*
Constitution uneW of the 'Washington bureaucrats. They are far ahead in
sacrifices at any rale.
jrou m u tt llv* will bo.
And the Mortiphia Commercial Appeal, as If to show
r V k t Ctllsen Is great- that foot] rationing has not yet made itself felt in our
rned over th* unler capital, reports ou a recent dinner meeting of the field rep
salaries and
wage* resentatives of the Office of War information where Archi
t itla n s a ire pegged”.
I* suppose we wiU have bald MacLeish, poet nnd Librarian of Congress nnd former
mg on what »e gel”. head of tho Office of Facts and Figures, addressed tho gath
ering.
“Following the feast of reason that Archibald no doubt
t% been hearing a lot about
UtB power problem during provided, the physical man acema to hnvo required refresh
it few yreejti, toil If this1 ment," says the Commercial Appeal. “First, ho got it at
situation. HoeaaT Imprtiv# a bar, where the guests got Martini, Manhattan and Diaquiri
soon w a ll to hearing cocktails, and or Scotch highballs. Then ns tho old hillbilly
about th* hurst Vower
song runs, They asked ’em in to dinner an’ this Is what they
eat*":
'
>•'
Stuffed Tomato with Crabmcat Lumps
Russian Dressing, Stuffed Celery, Salted Nuts
‘With their farming operaCrcnnt of Frcah Muahrdbmn Profiterole
T h et* la plenty of Cuban
lahaman lalror near here
Tmitc nu Bleu, sauce Mousscllne,
could bo Importwl II .u ltiPommes Amendlno
s h o t la n o t available locally
—-Supremo of Guinea Hen. with Virginia Ham,
treat our crop*. Something
Porigourdlne
b e , don* aixrup Importing
Braised Celery au Jua,: Pommes Fonlnntes
Bouquet of Aaparagua, sauce vinaigrette (plate)
Souffle au Chocolate
, Sauce VaniUee, Petite' Fours, Demi Toaae, *
I t will h« ■ bloody ofone w h k h even th#
Taxpoycrn, “the rationed, the sacrifices generally will
can hardly contemplate be charmed to learn that a dry white wine was served
maimlty Anyone who
. OartyL'e French Rev- with the fish, Bcrgundy with the meat, and appropriate
Itfeow* that when - th* liquers with cigars aqd cigarettes i t the conclu*lon*of tho
Bpplo arise, brads will meal.”
‘
.
' rivers flow red with
Even tho OWI officials from the hlntcrtond* were sur
prised at the lavtohness of Washington hospitality, accord
ytnan o f th* Colum- ing to nowspaper accounts of the “clinic on national sacri
of Journalism sym- fice." But we have seen no reports from them on the sub
n th th*
American ject.
trrl** th* burden of
odf
U IJIIIIIM M
B e a u tifu l L a m p s
Reduced to oil and flamlexi wick.
? "
V i too. Hut we must tins, m ist
Moat flog. and find
WEST PALM BEACH, O t t 22.
(A1)— Because *tM |jka# to «*lk.
Mr a. Frank M. Harrington ta no*
reading gaa mrUr*. In fact, ah*
la to aniloai to ata ri her daily
seven-mil# hlka th a t aha begin*
Her rounds a t 7HM A. M , an hour
before ahe la supposed to read bar
r i n t malar.
-
nkmiiHitifi
Nevertheless, the single man who earns n tnou- volingcst major general in the
snnd dollars a year ami up t o . now has pn'.d $11.40 British nrmy and although aho
frraaii’ik-d
from an
officer**
Income tnx, will now,pay $70.60, plua n “Victory lax” training
*cUoCl comparable to
and si.
of $18.80 with a post war credit of $1.70, mnkJwf a that for our WAACa at Dei
lotaj net tax of $81.70 while tho man who c a m s i Maine*, aim ha* won nil h-er proT11E Jf)KTH
hundred thmisand a year will find that ho must g iv e nvjtifim front oiptnln up on
merit.
m
too grow Ured In lie great $60.810X0 to the government, not including Ids state fdte give* her ralule to fhe
nnd
county
taxes,
nnd
nssumlng
that
hla
Income
is
de
” 'B ight.
tooxewivei who are fighting tho
The
threat horte, our logic rived from investments and not earned.
In the latter 'te a r on two fr.-nls—in lh« homo
fntjad,
end
in the rant* of the million*
case he gives all but $25,000 to the government.
U fa too tu iy making death,
of nnnunir it me I worker*. Theirs,
Knowing
this,
the
little
fellow
who
is
now
making
Man to loud to be afraid,
►ho ray* I* the hardeit Job of
more than he ever did before in hla life and is finding
,W* too grow cold, rtacS Ineon- that ns his Income incheoses hfa responsibility to the all.General Knox'* 1,1-yexr-nld
ctuiton,
daughter. Julia. )• in boarding
D ru m no more and think no government increases with it, should not complain tin school and her m o th er tells that
much. After all, there is a wnr to win. And if it
hour good.
To# v s a t pr*t*nllou», pretent glib, takes all the money,
T h e .fu tu re drab In a khaki hood.
cheutrer than losing it
,'W* ‘to o remember, hate remem
bering,
JU toU a t wonl*. find thinking
WOMEN R£AD_MFTB*f -
i n c e n d ia r y
bom b
r r c n iN s o N .. k * .. oc
fire d e tra c tio n squad-
In Walnut* with aO the QUALITY
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TOB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
THimSPAT. OCTOBER U , m l
Social And Personal
II A m ORTH ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor
Garden Club Rose
Circle Has Meeting
Social Calendar
THURSDAY
a . K n . B . P, Pev«, chairman of
Bmgfcal Drawing*, la announcing
• daga At l «
p . M. At Um
Gram m ar School with Mrs. Prod
WOttaata, Mra. C. K. Klrtlay and
Carrying out IS* alogmn “ Plat, l
f o r Patriotiam and IToduto for
Victory", m em ber, of tha lto»* of
tha Sanford Garden Club Clrcla
participated in lh« iim.-l> vubjcct
of tho lnduilrial p r o e m , of Flo
rida. Each member p rc.cn .' r e
ported on a particular pha.e of
the naUon'a effo rt
to
make
America Imlualrially
lelf-iuffi*
d en t. Member* w en reminded n,'
Iba important contribution Flo
rida la making In thi. effort. The
commercial fm arin e of ramie and
yucca toe hemp, trie ever-lncrraa■Jtc cattle 1mlu.try, the eroning
of flax for paper ntanulacture,
tha enforced a t r e . on (Ira pro-
die reed by Governor
Holland,
cm phailltd to Indicate th at hk>■Ida >a “fully geared In the allout w a r. efiort."
“ Tha Garden Club la proud to
play a Vital p art in Ihla em er
gency through education and par.
at tha born* U Mra. G. A. btine. tklgation," m^moera uf the club
■ •00 P. M. Mra. Jo in Krtdcr ami reported.
Mra. R. E. H tm doa. co-ho.tea.ea.
The panel dlicu.aiun wai lead
Tha aewing at tha Rad Croaa by Mra. J. H. Colclnugh.
room will b« under tha dlraction
Due to the reaignatiun of Mra.
f o f Mr*. S. C. Dlckaraon for the M. J. McNair, l l n Juliua DingIckler pre.iucr over lie meeting.
e tu i,
Ih.1 Mra. Fred fL Wilaon » . i elected
direction of Mra. Milton Deariao, chairman; Mra. AI
lee,
vice
will aew at lb* Rad Cron room chairman; Mr.
Juliu.
DingIn tha aft*moon.
felder, ire irta ry an.. Mr. A. 11.
SATURDAY
Gordnier, teeretary, pro tern.
0
Mra. F ra n d i Roumlllat will dlaTha meeting t,a> »ekl at Cie
tribota aewing to tha auunty.
home of Ml. Juliua IHngfeldtT,
Office boar* of the Garden whoa* living room m b . d e c o r a t e d
Canter at Smith'* Furniture 8 tor* with magnolia »eed ;»ndi, ele
wtU be from 1:00 to S:00 P. M. phant cal bluaaoim am’ koelreau
with Mra. S. C. Dlckaraon
In .aria.
■nreSSf
* charg«.
•
w
S
_
IS
MONDAY
Program m atting of tha Woman'* Mlaalooanr Society of th*
F t rat B apU tt ChOrth will meat
a t l i l t o’clock a t the church.
Subject fo r tha'm onth, "Think on
theee thing* whatao-arrer thing*
ar* heard throneh l i b dbciplaaK
Clrcla Four will have charx* of
tha program . Sun beam a, u . A.
and K. A. program* will be bald
a t tha Kama lim a
Truth Saakan C b.a of the Me
t hod Let Church will meet In the
Church annex at S:00 P. M. ltoalaaeea, Mra. George
HcCrum,
chairman. Mr*. John Vaughn, Mra.
OUre-Welb, Mr*. Jno. D. Jinkln*
and Mra. R. U Shlnholaer.
Junior T ..W , A- of the Daptlat
O urch will ma*t at the home of
Fhirlay EchoU, Palmetto Avenue
at 7it0 P. M.
TUESDAY
Than will ba a claaa In home
nurdni at >:00 P. M. at tha
Social Department
Entertains Board
p \<;i:
Beauty Specialist
Describes Manner
Of Curling Hair
Woman Has Good'
Position On War!
Activities
Telephone UK Manpower
Board
n>
\i» K i.\im : h i.H u
Idc World K r s t u r e s W r i t i r
M a rg a r e t Hick ey hold a a big*
•'lot w a r Job n o o th e r w o m an
hat ever held lx* t o r t
Jk* rl a i m i an o f the new t o *
FHrnda of (I, ,,r r r
llm - n , truin'*
petit?) co m m ittee of tho
Laurel Avenue. »ill
icyrc.
*•» W ar Mtiiipowrr 1Vimmissiort, i h e
l e r r , o f ihe ilovti, ,,f
mo* f-r, hei»ia thv firs t w a r tim e eoramltl i r a . It.
liti,» „
„l
S t u r g i a . t w o f Am er ican
women
which
Kentucky lu.l T u r x U )
• r t l l r n i m i o r l a n t policy,
So »’ie i* my n o m in atio n for
Mi. and Mr. I M King anil the W om an of t h e Monthdaughtri Joyce Vuv, rrtume.1 to
M i m Hickey, d a r k - c y r d , •liver*
their hump in I nk, land nftci a t l a i r At ami sm o o th tkiunf*! a s a
tending the '.it.on,I „t Mr. E. C. i’lrl i a a ciiod-looking M issour i
H alter
lawcr who founder! an d h e a d s a
St. Louis t r a i n i n g school for
tn itm rs * women.
She tin 1 her co m m itte e o f 11
ut'icr w<unrn ( e i d e rs of la b o r an d
In d u ctt v have one of the lough*
e»t
in the w a r effo rt. T l j y
will help r w f u i t 5,000,000 morp
women l o r wnr pn xfuctiari by the
end of 1013 an d c o o p erate with
/ . i W a r M a n p o w er Co m m ission
to o b tain the m o st effe ctiv e utill*
iftlion of women po wer.
The tr a in in g ,
| lacem ent
and
k radix g of women In ctory w o r k
er et*, u o l otiditioriM u nder which
**’ } t i * v w n k «nd t h e m s l n t e n nice
** ] of h r n l th and s a f e t y stAtidnnU
He will b
am o n g t h e i r proidem*.
N ■(Jjie of tiietf g n a t e s t
concerts
n will be ittf older wom an
S l **SV ■houldn ’t be pushed out
f t b\ infi’ prejudice j i»t as she ap, jO"...,,!* l e i y e a r s of g r e a t e s t
N 1 ii - id o lii!" ** with * specie n r *• and.
i>i m a i , n i . o f \ ic w po int to her
11,1 » i.d it " Vli. l i i r k r y said recen tly
r
in N.'vi l o c k " I f n wom an l>
’ aid** and * in *|ualify, let h er
By B E T T Y C L A R K E
W ide World Beauty E ditor
W h en your hnirdn*«»er 1* ach* •
you how to do your ow n him
t h a t ' s new*
It's, h ap pc n In t* in N i*w \ >■*l
w here t h e trim I of the tfiiir* h.i
■impellc*1 * t p flight hair - t i l i - t
Ltira tif t i e r , to r im * her r l u “ • •
lesson" in horn*- made r n i f u i t ’*
It m ay m ean !«**• In nim-s* for th*
halntrv"M*f, *ny* 1 um . but nfi»x
all, thi" I • Hr«ilone, nnd g i J "
wh o w o rk long hour* at now
o f te n d o n 't have t u n e (o g et |u>>
f eail n ail) U-nul if iimI
So t h e *elf H*r' in hain lo c**ui*>ia h a m
It U'ni b * l»v*»v g o ' how to bru -l'
lM,n|*oii i’ll
. s t y l e thi ir hm r m u to thi- n o
| trriiu m huMns***- of pf o*lur m g i
( lin g e r w av e w ith th* iii>l f n .1
[ t e r a n d h*hi*> pin*
I The
firM t h i n g
*lri**** i|
i>
l t h o r o u g h bru sh in g , with th e bend
I down to rt in m l n t e t irrulut h --, »n
j t h e scalpTill* -hmild he boo
i b efo re am t aft* r ihe hnrur -h.»ni
I |»oo
j T h e r e 's a i n . x to g m n g vu
I se lf a pi f *“’«,*I-' ii ,i I l.mk mg t log. •
1 w av e
t i i r L m e ttioghl I -» ,* o. 1
th e r u r N fm ni Hi* i f‘d •
I'
h a l f and not f i r m the *■ .ilp f.i
t e n thr»u n* atU with **»•
U
pin, with the i n f of t h* 11 i
tucked
" l*« *• * t
p
kn o w n
quick-wi
a ml |Mis»r«srii of 1
i smtli
In private |
DiftHYUni CM ftrn
» Jum'j'h S lru b in g e f ,!
1ahi ■• l a w y n
li«vail«^l tow ar d
1
Hrtllna
It i" gviiiil h .i i cron mu y 1
s a v r nil
fni t i o t i i n l a t s
fro m
m eat
T h ey ran Im* uhh ! for
b r o w n in g a n d *rn fling (mulp
T o h r Mw n n fm*.t place 2 l a l d r
spe on* ojf fut i*-4*t i in fry in g
p a n ami hrjif n
*|> A'M !h r
rura l i*r
xi f
f U
and scar
n u i r k h on i‘* th * .1 *
D in n r r For S i m l u ( fo r 0 of 7 )
Fi-h * - - tail
lUrto >
m
! * i ii * n lt« 't i n s
uniliriH oth
The
. ,
■hcnihi l*e 1 ' i o M i l in • vrn i •
I aro u n d t h e head with in* I
ends w av in g in th, hftt'it'
A f t e r th** la*t ton i* in pl.t. *
th e h air i* •' irr«*l wi'ili a l.*<g
t r i a n g l e l o t t u .l ••* or. |y .........
th e head with a k n o t in fi.o
You m ay then go to bod ns . n
f o r t , ami woke Up with h ad di
a n d n e a t l y I'Uiled the u n i o
ing
i" one uf lho»o
(wrson
iiirel.
ULLER
Ancient Tula Is
Believed Found
Near Mexico Cit\
).*h timing thp first *
Hhf u>nk ■ w a r l i m t f
sml ttriiilivl
h #r I J
■i *»**-«■* hr* fiuskingr 1
Bed (’ross Notes
il,
MK!
ROY
F
MANN
1
a sr
fL W r a s# ,,. ts
parsons' InU rtstsd In jointnjr the
class a r t In Tiled to atUnd, at
which Urns v i hour conranlsnt to
th a nitmbara will bo dscldad upon.
• Mra, Mitchell Named
President Of Club
.Mr*. J. C. Mitchell waa abetad
to renr* a* prealdeot of tha Semi
nal# County T«a*h«ra Club at tha
maatlng of tho g m * bald In tha
JanMr High School on Monday
Public Iattraction T. W. Lawton,
and C. W. Iiblll of U k a Mara.
Mia* Edna CMttendon outlined
plan* for taachgn’ group InturMica and riled aererml fnitancr*
e-here benefit* had bean racclvad.
A report on th* Tmehar*' Credit
U ab a wa* mad* bv Mr*. Jack
Horner who urged, all tboie, who
I aren't dor* to, to buy |)u r w In
Ifvt union.
Mr. UhU and Ben Strata were
A m lttlca
ion .Ir Sanford. A'
l e f the mooting raror* oarvod to H
th i clot.
*! no mi jus »t-a i
l h r th o u s a n d in
N once
H o n ey , c r e a m
rhrr.e
mul
rhrpped raltn l peanut.
i about
• q u a l p o r t io n . 1 thinned u,(ti *
little t w e e t o r miur c r e a m make
n d r l k l o c * an d wholomime filling
fo r w h o lew h ea t o r Doitmi brown
b r e a d aa m l w l c h f »._________________
haa arrived
LEARN WELDING, Thousands Needed
*
for Shipyards In Florida
and Georgia!
Sc« or Phone oor Agent, Mr. 0 . Fi Whlltert at the
Vsldex Hotel Friday and Saturday, between
9 A. M. and 11 P. M. Cone any time.
Oar Guaranteed Courn* Train* Yon In S to 4 Week*.
W* Can Plate You In John Immediately.
• LOOK!
• BIG PAY!
• JOBS!
• WATTING!
SXCIRFTS from Utter* af ear grada*ted atadeatai “Have
made IH M thla week, will gat raira In S wraka ta Itoe. . .
“Gatag U week Norfolk Navy Yard lUrtlag |IJM per hoar"
L«U«n from Brunswick Marine GsasL Corp.
"Wa Brad tooo w.Uera to Wild 91 Liberty Wipe aad
win pay IIJO par howr aad tins and hall above 40 ham*.
S to p .. Titink.
a
Twice Before Making
LONG DISTANCE CALL!'
vital w ar communication* —to
glv* w ar InduatriM and Hi" mil
itary forces the telephone time
they mutt have —America It de
pending on every long distance
telephone user to voluntarily
sacrifice his unnecessary calls.
" > A ' B It* £
C A ^ AmS
a special effort to avoid making
"long haul" calls. The greater
the distance yea talk tha greater
the possibility of delaying vital
w ar calls, because tha "long
haul" lines are the most heavily
ride biid
Telegraph
ADS ARE f1
Printed In Big
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t*:r*d l »
Air Force Head
Will Meet With
School Leade?
E d ucation• Reddick. ijrn rra l tL a lrm a n of the
T '« 1*0 Victory C orpi JeaJet* *-hlp of M M. I e re u w n , S -h rin g ! =.:
are tom ltii: to H ut Ho at lit* i r - 1 A. I» k V -n e o n . l 'i n t e r H a v rn ;
q utat o f
Stall'
Si.tpelioU 'rutent'T . 1> ISaihy. Ileal*; mid IV. LL "C fg
l olin b n ? !u a l io ;» r t will h>. 1 re l-n i. H ay to tii Leach, AiiminljeStlti !■> iJk i '< fi t tic.* by flap-! itia tiv p i M blvm 1i
o rg a tiltin g ■ vj
. H a l t n .l r r ' V*i. I•- S F riday » f u r - j < v i t
m il ' v t li t r u ti n l b j ' ,'.* H
•i-on on t!io \Va> irton* InW ltutr Coal IM.lv of the S ta te Depart*
•cM lm t*\> rU hj the Office o f . muni of
K dw itlon,
iw re n liy
n d c m llo u lu c ar the. nullon'et nalnul n« d iiceto r of th e Corps
™n*
1
the Florida
Afauetollon. T,« National Office ’ fo.-ifcrancn; {!. E. Kfpj» of K a a -' - ^
cf t d a n l l m Kill be rrptaf j n l n l . lot J nt ih tlr n itn of o m u titary
by John I uti l who n ri.lllri; *d i-! principal.- on.) I'arl E. Co* o f
r
m llar.nl . I r a lin thVnujd j UI lie l-j:t.<!*ni m chairman of .tc-und- r4J
iu ,b U v It nm pany with n , W : i i , > l « 'l piinrinnte. Objective*
lailfnian t . «i m irite
rail. i- . l i n \ i lory Con'* will bo d ll- "*3
\.Mt* ergenim .i ,. of the V lrlo r)' t -• o-.l E: t.irday moritlnir by »»* .-Si
l'ur,v.
[ i in.lnty i H rrlralt um lrr leader- V<3
u?
■lity mlnata* of
i t V»l tir.'siam to t'ie vrat r l f v .l.tf o r Horn!*.
' MUaUalnl State
fame of the
Speaker* *l the Florbla *.nn-(
---------— --fere nee »!;n tn-luh* Howell TV*it *1 The f ' o l *itei-e«,ful ciyar-m akMite o f IV. -t f'ni u llc a i'i. preel- lug m nehtne "a * InUiim K nt In
I'm l o f tiro M-.t1 11
Education I '.J! . lint million* of cigar* ant
A jeorlation; Sam I m tl n g t r o f - t-till m ade bv hand.
Ifsutr I'mk
KIDNEYS
NECK
lb 19c
GIANT
i on t h e n o r t h t h e r e of t h e
i attempted to put the a lri
U h I Poll
D R A IN S
ct f a d Cut*
lb 2 0 c
Ht4 CaaUJ
SAUSAGE
lb
Sm ok® «3
|t>l< I' tftMl arrurdltif t<< It* It**’
|w' \[* f 1jr At*c rl b«4 1h * t • *** ' !•!
1
toiii i «i lit* ltlibv*l bltMor »l «
-mi w11 lurti i# d tw f i»n i b f H f 1'
G E N U IN C SPR IN G LA M B
TENDERAY
r .t h rpintnii
M ACKEREL
Aicyii
ROAST
n p. lliaiMXiOM.
r i * r k r t r e u l t i*ourt, He-minnl* roiinty F!t,r:41111
r in c e iT cOritT
ib
P ei*.. No. 2 can 15c
a ta.
m
«
IWTii r
n o A k n i M T i n r t un
T i t IlliKII
n iiP T H H i t « r n r
•..■1 |.**J Ih IIKItRIIV H I' i s
p| i r s* (itftrh lH»rn*nUb n »• M
lb 39c 5 lbs $1,85
» t* 4 * « J * * tl» ■__
Fruit Cake Club
Fruits and
If *-f T a t i'#f (fftr at# ti**
m *
||t I
-
t ic k an
ww*til b p r w r
li a ■ ma d#
a p i ) l l r * 1 l*r|j
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N#.»k «*f HWI4
undff ih*
[uefprt ....
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A o ast
U>
37t
b ilc r
C lto iis
:i
HaiJrf* 1 1
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pai4 r u m
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»tib# 4 p rn i# * rt y in
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i
|
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Wfi.MAN :I \ :t TKNDKTt
The tl* a aerdlrw (• not a dwarf
flth, bat tbe pound of the pilehard
- a • pee la* of . herring.
H0R I iwn ____-_____
NOTICES
ro ”
f f ^ F j i$ n s S r 'fTTvEv
*rjfe
(l
HeWaUer*
L A M B PATTTE F O ' LS
Ib
t n r t l t o T S Ib 10<
-1 lo
tc u k g
i3 o « L
25c
li
Ib
25c
Ib
Ju rk o v s
Ib 4 ^
F IL LE T S
ff-**hi Grew n a
¥k«cl
Ib
G*i«ci 5*li U
T c n g u c i Ib .IS/
s t s s m
lo fijl
Ib
>9r
s i® ,
WHEATIES
OATS
reg 10c
f o i l n w l n a 4 *#
I h * l ‘t i n n i p o f
FLAKES
12 o r 13c
GRITS
FLOUR
5 ib*15c
er lf|1, which le the tnd d*y
(K n i.m li.f, I 111.
titled (hie 1*1 dey nt UeleUr,
. a
P. J I K t l N P O S
C l e r k C l r n i l l O ouH . a * m lRole C u u n ly k'l vrlda.
(O ff 1(1*1 Heal)
a
flo g
APPLES
Horm*i*
Super
S p a m 12-os I S c
B ra n d
4
L o s KtbHwhf faint*!
...
nondfl
u * ii«
in.
OLEOMARGARINE
Cd^caior O T. Itoleln
or Cabinet
Oni,|
C a o k l t s 14-oz 19
Educator
23c
A p p lo s 3 Ib i 21c
a i l i«,3 t,U~L
F o la lo o a w * iJIc
CeljfaJj R*i| PJi11
P o t a t o e s in '.2 3 c
G « f flij
C rate 8 ox 10c 19c
>*4 oeek of you tf e hereby
ana require* to preeem
lin e a ad demeaUa wkkh
- muter of im*. auy
lh a e a ta le of w, I t lltln .
ib.
f/iri^y iMiift. .j
O lo o
H o n o r 5-lbs S 9c
l* g d . . d
10c
Lovell • I nrl lief While
B a i l o r 14-ox 2 3 c
Z ^ W 'o r iS
•pUcwltea f o r r
M e .a
CORN
FLAKES
i
• J V v lT J iS S " 0*
3 ic
uf F Ini Id** t*J*
(Sk—F>*d
MIAMI, Ctt. It?, L?)—Attorrcy
•Jtofto tbe o. 1). While It trying to tell the
■* *Tf _'T®n Hiaml fl;>
minion on a proi ypitertuy poeel to amend ,i.a liquor oidin' " •m® *5,*a«u to .allow women to Und bur.
ijmberi of White Mya be re t re*ml* itveral
hefo which clowntown* eitobtlilm cnti wtio «r«
untile to get male help..
KQ. .
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Ib
ra ti
iinr.i*
itia r r* ;ii lfli? op iar*
NtniOK II IIKIIMUV ill Vl$tt,
-^hat llntemrt l> tlta^-.lr* A lUftll*
*S. tlhodt*. hi* i<If#•* holdn uf Tna
• * n if i < a ir
l i»*si*t| lit* lo !
■'*y of Aufiuai a U. Ill*, h**
ii|#4 m m in my oMIf# and haa
• J|4* ai>i<llrati(itk fur' a la i <1**4
if*‘|p# |#*u*d ihfriuM Katd rrrUfl*
SOUTH
‘■,’h o jv j lb
M.i
S te a k s Ib 39f
TtfiU*''!? SR’ ^ f
1
c
> (» rin i o r
w a v s * - - * « n . 'Jr
*•1*110 M K IM '
SP B "
! e d | Uiml* ^
Lein Pinben* Cl
fit- iM*ufi| « a i In ih* mm# •
* .
liFOitV.rul
! ilthh.l
(< •
\m dll- >Va Mint
I
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i-Srrmi.l at rvrdlnu lo Ia*
t’ .
♦f -l'irtk ilaaf f I b#d 1her* In w il l *•*
M!.i lo ift# Miht*f bliMtr at «
Ip-iari liuti**1 limit on Ih* I •
ioiui i in ih* month «f N« i *«•
Mr m l, toIt11h t# ih* 2n«t
bf Vi»t*fktb*r. 1*11,
l l ‘tn d ihl- l*t day l>f f>rl,»h» *
S J S i h ......: lb 10c
jc
• til** *»in** In in) «*fi **
11 ■» i *hlp 21
[ l; «t •« Acr*<
1 V auaaamilK#
Potatoes 10 lbs 31c
a s s K Y 1
i s . . . me
J
■ iI» o t\ltIrilb 2 3
2 5 c
I h rr r .n
6»1 I *!►ea fJi l flui r a i oli* * i nlsao*tl
l i r « r - * lh'** f 1
“Si* ir.it i|(#rr1b#fj
«r In 'I-*
..fit u f
tUN* "I II
Meal and G rits .. 19c
p. a, a * , i r a e r o a t
tv !
Ii«.l tl.r Tib d«r of Ateiual A I *
lo
•hifhk Mali
. c ffl.U I
F d lffT c A K E S
SPARE
RIBS
17c
H -n .| f In lh * m o n t h «C
In f i* l? . w hic h I* lh * In.I -Ui
AI N o v r m b t r , I M t
I *11e-*l Ihl* ) « | d* F o f IKliil.rt,
’Cocktail
U.A
E rae^ st
F QifRtaflt t f\* M*f DfflflH
I irl*aa *ali| rmrllf lc*t»> itull •**
e w * r/fc JoTlCC. rA\\CrtALFBACK.
p a c k b ii
Qua ntity R.jJili He *eread
G-oitiy P.trti G?od t»*« Wadnitii?, 0*‘t 2
W*#i A INc4*£<i h « * i Good INu Vtfwlif, Off
lb 2 0 c
* It lllnck | l CryetaI Ij O
Winter Home*
HoUtlll*!"*
>'l*. Ilook I r tlf * lit H>
Ol?eiGHToN
• M iller
SToais ,
LIVER
BRAINS
CARRYING ON
I& S &
ncT oar
eJilctr.il la tha Solemom after
ter they landed relaforcemciti
it twmtyuorea enemy bombere
in mtail
CENTERS
roar
eat a heroin* baacar at tbe airport as
ffentire by lha Jape U g w * If prafrwt
t Ulaod. A naval communique reretted
tut at condition, but warn not luceoaaf
_
Coma photo.
BONES
much
to o d
TffiJir. &lcw4
i U. 8. marine* etrortl* to |
I a Jan bornbin* raid. A n#
fHOLIIAU
Y a m s 5 lbs 19c
Cdnodlui)
B a t a b a g a s lb 3 H
Ccdoroife
.
OrahaauMblfc
C a r r o t s bch 7',ic
N. B C. PilccUlo Butter .
luiiry
L e m o n s 5 for 10c
P o ta to e s
5
ib>
Land O' Scitidtina
Flour 2 0 lbs 7 7 c
fculhern Biecutl
<
Flour 2 0 lbs 6 5 c
Ldl-flam e Tokay
For W hiter W ashoil
C E .O R O X
Eil/a Tunyy Long Groin
R ice
ib
10c
MuotUr Macaroni, Spaghetti, '
Noodles 3 pVs«25
Kitchen
7fi-V
M atches 3 boxs»12
SHOW
WOODBURY'S SOAP.
,*o?.
�4
THE SALFORD HERALD. flANEORD,
iwxtriM n4
Cfdb Members And No Hus Fatalities
Occurred Recently
Navy Will Have
T A M P A , Cct. t i , ( F N S ) - T h i
Golf Tournament cu r r y in jr tif \nor® t h a n 3,000,000
anr • talma l U
lu t B i r n y r r i irt tnii?* l y
Plmldii
inotur bus o j r r n t o r a In the pn»t
'» itHtrilh* w i t h o u t one pa**t*ngrr
IntnMv i • ;i l a t e l y a r i -«*vrm* nt,
!:»!»!> K-’i r r F ra n k , Hi rector o;
tin Florida .Sal*ty ig u n cil
LEGAL NOTICES
i* m i s n i 'R T
j iim ik .
iM
M .O H ID A . I *
IK NKlI W T i n
l l u iu n ii li f e I* i n t i n» precuuua
to d ay
b e f o r e the war," state a
h i n r k , "a ml wre a r e proud tbalb** bn* * p« rn to r* . In ■pit# uf lludr
r j n t f i b . j t i o r o, rrar.t>oiae. t* w a
ll n.i,i <\r hrivi ‘rnnlntititie*1 r trF r
I ‘h r m f e t v i c e n r l in public Iran*
ni.riatiMii "
u <pe*fMjJ
dtmajuU wfctafc
fo u . o r .llf c a r «fc r » » . *“ r „ * * * .#
a c a in a l lh a a a t a ta o f It. f . K1NU.
4 k m j MI. U la « f t i U C o o o ir • •
ih * C o ttX y
Jad«#
o l fU m la a U
C o u n ty . F lo r id a . i t h U u if ltu I*
(h a c o u rt hou*o e t » il4 C o itU f •<
H*ni«»r<l. W o rld * , w ith in l l f l i t C*>t i l i r R ioitllia fro m th o tin t* o f
th* llr » t iu it> llr« u o n o f th la ipMl**.
Hi«*h td a im o r d a m ifid s h a ti M
In urrltljri*, a n d a h a ll • ! » ! • Ih * PlECdi
of r«*atd»nro a n d p o s t
il lf f i j
<if rh# r U lm * n l a n d s h a ll h# s w u m
to l y lh a c la im a n t. a « * n t. o r a t
ONE BILLION an“
Three Hundred
MILUON in WAR
BONDS—
-
MAI! 11 KINC1.
Am ad m in lot ra to r o f th e
i:« ta ta o f
I t F . K IN O , dccaaaad.
F lr a t p flb lira lo B
XI th* l i l t .
ALL POM/LAR BRANDS
O. D. F a m lL .P r* *
Ym , b i t
o r Turn c o r n e r
u a u
(u tm ,
n O M T I.
torn# r# an 4 a n y wtief* claim ° r , de*
or
in a tsJ n“ \ ad i ilM a h a ll h a void.
ll, r . KLN lI. D l n m l
TO A LL r M O I T O R I AMD I R R MOHR S U l l l f l C U | R I OK D R 5*2***
* 0 * l * I T 'R A ID
**TA T*,
Vou sod «»th of yo* s i t k tr.b r
y t t r ,i
U qwr U i m
b o * (h i l i n t a u j
*m U
Iu m
^
ARCADE
Package Store •
______ Mktfcee BMg.
1 l ‘'or*. Mr. Hit**orl *.ijK l m * r t j i l.o n n m ju n r r .l l h » t
> i,» r f u t u r e un ix h iM t e x lti.uU 'h f u r w h ic h r j i r r l a t o r
* tv p ’jlil | o m n ilr, w .n M l .
1 r ll*,* tM*nt*fii nf ih«* rso.
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f-
wteauakawn
>5 *^-*,*•*»•’.<3*
M l m t l i n l o .i Hot r i t l l . f from l h « Hr *
u rn
1i > i n in th til.
* ,» « .*
Uy Jack Souls
MIGHTY MIKE
Ohio Buckeyes
Lose Four Men
Fri’in Backfield
H h »l* mr Hhmmk C u t
Shoulders . .. lb 29c
>A «b
( t b C M l t i X.
o.
U c l.
SMOKED BACON
PORK and BEEF
Winter Coats and Suit
Roast
Roast
Steak ...... lb 35c
^ i live
•t^r Wtpfl,
OfWSIVW
ASK AIHMT urn KCUNMMH \t
I.AiJNIHtY SEIIVU l.
S tea k .........lb 39c
Hamburger lb 25c
hanj-rn* h>r
nicnlx—Me s'im‘1 i;H ui'> i
dsadPscKiJP
t*<BVARPA6C- OiOCfc
110 EAST SECOND ST,
He.
tl>*£*BU*tV*0FiJUWcK
O f TU eC C lA A Tt-
tl t 'i t A
fiWcivjftts
TUB I t t i t '
UOUTA
HEGET5IU/lR
BULLETTO ^
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( f hi* i.jiia 1 ■f tt. nnlj, 3 ftfe
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Jantn *
I', n i kbi !**• w! h d
ptiduihlv ii li e
t b i t thli *
h a m , ua
a unit, in mm Jet •> *dun Si.itr* hl»*1
i*ify, i%* w» H n* th - )ig'f \l. T h e '
2 id- pound hr 1*411111h i a r r gutp* J
UnftUJO Hinwn want* h h tackle*
LEGAL NOTICES
tacdlff tati'l a b . a i t /
WINE
BINE
ftV'U
j lb 45c
Mrulf I rwty
Vreal ( liops ibb3c lb 39c
itOAST
%r«l
32c
Ik
CVTLETS 55c
Steaks
R0LI.8
Shrimp
RIHI.ETS 21c
H H k f* * rk r|
• I mII I b v . m l Ik.
HRKAST
23c
•
• On an Excellent D^nce
Floor
• PACKAGE GOODS
PORK EARS
»«l ,5
PORK. FEET
IW .W T -rT x Ik.
BEEF BRAIN*
____ .
IK W . RK4TT lbSPARE RIB ENDS ...____
Lobster
Bones
SAUSAGE
SAUSAGE
Croakerff.... lb
flailerfty W k l t l i f a r *
HENS and FRYERS
HADDOCK FILLETS ....
lb 35c
SUPER BRAND O L E O
Potatoes 5 lbs 23c Rutabagas
k. He. I l . , f
l.l.k .
lb 3Vac ! Potatoes 10 lbs 31cd
. H l- r u m t T aka;
Grapes 2 lbs 25c
Carrots . , bch 7>/2c
I n * iHikkTUI
CAULIFLOWER; Hd. 19c 3>bT
» f»*
Apples 4 lbs 25c Id a h o - m -M irr a l l r r o t - o u i
Lemons ......... 10c
Plllftf.
■’
a1
*
Apples 3 lbs 21c POTATOES . 5 lbs ..25c1 Y am s . . 5 lbs . . 19c
JACK’S DEW
- f PROPINN Oil Beautiful iAtke-Monroe
SCOT TISSUE .... 4 rolls .... 25c' NORTHERN TISSUE, roll 5c
w*4i«» r» «
Flakes
i
Wheat
jS T B n
Ji 0XYD0L
UUMPHREY TYLEK
la -n ith i connected with
.NR‘S Mlranol Denaty pAlon
Bh l .9 c
— — — —
UMtathW T * .l
CTY SALON
.r n t y a r e a P N
Tissuev ..». -3 rolls*. ../Ii,’-*
13cV
rA
« " » - 4u n
IV !* *
L g. 2 2 c
Giant...........C0c
IA MAS BB0WK—P * * er
l HAD A BIND
Mullet
lb
PORK CHITTERLINGS ....
.R
8PECIA2L
riiQBY CURL-................. l l »5
WlTHTTCBCVON
TOggO^BlLH
A ALea-fSfl
19c
f , —,
• Try Our Ham Sand*
wichcM
-C TELLME
ABOUTTHIS
HEWGANG/
Sirloin Cutlets
•""It
L
OThc ltcsl CnckialL* al
I’opular I'ricr*
DANCE
SPANISH
MACKEREL
lh 15c
Kidneys
ini* nnty
Never n Dull Momentt
lb 27c‘ CREAM CHEESE .. 2 for . 19c
The Freshest Fish
Fancy W est Cuts of Veal
IS M T IIR *
over 200 |a m n l t in tha linet p u n j l » t t c t f l i t l a t by only
v«fi im m d
LOOKOUT/
Liver
and iiuanii In keep up with hi*
LaifLtiX* Lill Willii, mphotnora
Uv FRAN STRIKER
THE LONE RANGER
>0U DID COME/ the
W MESSAGE. OH. S
Steak
Slices
220 M nunoli:! Avr.
Brlltft in
lb 45c Cutlets
4.J, —
l i.i
, \ j iiniii! lit io i n a i c
arid r u a t ^ . r a d h jiiu j i o cuubc
it. inOtir t».i Call
The Huc*eyva’ t r a c k baexfiehl
ol .» y t a r atfi* na I b.*en Kiadualt*!
* ii i i.u aum * w itn | out FiaricrB
in the line.
A i*o, live t o p - fliu h t fresh m en
i l a r * i a*l ftintt
in t h e claaa
ihoiii, im'iuuine i r e im n csl IcKenu aiy Hurace t'illo n , h u g e Neg ro
' i mu Hr own
.in
juichnl
at
Maiillloti, an d who waa espectcal
to lurnlb.i t m n e t h i h g like eicvenu nth* of t h r h u c x r y c a t t a c k .
Hut (ll h» high fchoul doat'iea
* ol mi mil* a i>. u m isr ami their
promise it p ay irif iliel lemla to
Itrow n, whoee reil clay Huckeyea
m1 1
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t.ir
earl}-ara aoti
ih.
i p r s f->r the n attn n al c hampion*
.h i|
iv hi-fi Fi.it c k
f*rlnvidt
»altl
tiNiiin lo Hiu* S t f r e t th« prep
loo* m r n to j . piattHi, in d l « t ,
ifirv would t* ml (h eir atarji to ( o*
luiiiLni*. il unc of t WiT afrujp got
I »#■ I N i M n * l t m f*arh
ii. «* lihio S t a t e pit* Thi y meant
tlvown, «if rou r»e, t i h m c Matsill*ui It am* hadn l been b eaten in a
- • a a r S ' . , . M .rf
L.uit doicii teaxun*.
Ilrnwn wen t tu (VdunibuB last
i r a r and tl ■ l l c l f p r ep star*
I a vc tollo'Ard liinl. ,
followed
i l w f T'pw iw ea • # lr r*+ a
to kitfh an e t t e n t Mat thin y e a F i
u i d t v ha* th- tt^Tvii**! «opho* » it’ tinge i i Jt I, Vr y|» h tlto ry
i-i.d i* l' * s iimiki t t r a m in the
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. VOLUME XXXIV.
^ a « fb r &
JtsU b gah ed jn ljO j^
Reds Take Offensive
And Seize Major
Position In Don• Volga C o r r i d o r
(O r A h m Ii i K
PV»e*>
On.tho Soviet front today,
Hitler's armies suffered jar*
# in f new setbacks In the 60day-old siege o f ' Btfdinfrad
as the Russians announced
they broke up a tank-led as
sault on the northwest fac
to ry district, where the fate
of the d ty will be decided,
captured a major position in
AEP Sweethearts *
Station Is Third To
Be Commissioned;
In Group Of Seven
Located In State
Karl Nordgren
Is Promoted To i The Sanford--------I
Naval Air Station |
which has been unde. con* traction f
Rank Of Major 1alrcc Mar, ia nearing
^omrmi
.
tttm iP IS IJ D IIT O
in a
ft abort m «m onv Nov. .1. Ed H lf-J
g ln a , a c c r e ta r y of the Chamber of
Is / vOn
General
Staff)
» vr
£1
k
o wOmt enn f*,, f1111
il l
Q
l , _______
tn v
i i *' MC T
tn JuT . a.
Army
At.
,uwtt,
t
Mississippi C a m p ! .
a
I n n a lit
i"«h
hLiii))
| Before
.„ficctin:of
a
'J L T ■*«•
SAVING BONUS
NUMIIKR
44.
. . ■- * : * -
M em ber A ssoclnlcd P rcns
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . r a i D A Y . O L T O H E It 23. 1912
Navy Base To
Be Dedicated
Noverader 3
r ir tig r
UNITED SUILS DEFENSE
British Bombers Soar
Alps To Blast Italy’s
Plants In Genoa, Turin
“ Share-A-Ride”
Program Planned
By Lions’ Club
!n iinM
y»vH-i, kw*
Allied
Off
In
'Two
WAVK And WAAC Lunch
an enlhuitaittc audience
Planes Touch
Raid Alarms
Geneva, Also
French Towns
lRi AiiKiaUtf FfUU
I
l i n t a m '*
iiiaD l
Iw m lx ra
*|ir«M<l l i i r - r n i d a l a r m s a c r o a v
| h u r» |M ' I x f n r c .l a w n t o d a y a s
j tlify
-tu irn l
1,500
m iles
I r o u i u l t r i j . "v . - r t h v A l p s l o
lilnsl lii.lii.n . . n r f o u n d r i e s in
I h . ' <i l > o f ( i . n o n a n d a b i u
' n . y i . l j . r i o o . i t in I h o c e n t e r
l of T u rin
"I"-"
■* »"S Committee Will Work
, nd « r J { n»our’.1
Out Ulan To Save
^ '^ V l T . ^ r T W
Gasoline And Tires
camp, j,,u have v ilitrJ ami,
Announcement boa been mod* j ^S an fo rd '* Ha*,. I* the third in j ?.ho"
b , th . W ar Department, t h a t ' , rroup of .even in .he a te t. to l
CapL Karl E. Nordgren has been! be tommlerioried. Mr
HI
* | many
promoted to Major, end is now. dlacloervi ilitinv the other
.
.l
|n fB,.0 ff (amt* to whom.
on the General S taff at Comp1at Del and. Ib
It, -to n a,
Palatka, lo ll~ ~ ■*:
........**: *** ■ , ~
1 it. ,Snil f o ld I Jiaf l a ' I toil t 4
I
; Lake lily , Pint Lauderdale, •n rfl* our •»rtMi«lr«aU a ir dedicated
•intvd a “S h a n - A Kt«n
t i*iii
ny Mia*
~
"
ro r r id o r asod
n d Shelby
the Don-Volg*
R U tr corridor
M a [or N r r d g r r n ,
**.111
o f t h e ' M if b o u r n r T h r lmat \w o h a v * .'■I
m il
l he i |r t o ll*
i1 ' • » li*
veiled the InlUoliv# Intld* tho
ready
l*€fi
commiaaloiifd
P
'
1st* Oi
u u i and Anna Nordgrm, was
i i s m i l o i f pl«m I'nl-i aiic » e| u p
titv,
On in e iit o n • m tin
O ul
u*
• On the fourth itrmighl d or (loco bom In Stockholm, Sweden, on
j The Itnlim i High Command
i ut t*i v * l o( |ha* t i n
a m i Me**
JllH
M
ar.
II
,
1906
and
following
the
JACK8CNVILLK,
Oct
23,
(4*1
j
lb * la it Soviet rcreat, German
riiinmir , ,*.i
, said t ha- It A F inflicted heavy
V- ij iirik^ram, it
headquarter* acknowledged th* coming Of hla father here In 1913, j —The Sanford Naval Air Station.,
, diirmaji tm builtlines in UeAoa in
l l .. >\ i t I.loyil I1 H«') It lKmIi •
R ail wen, counter-attacking In came over with the rest of tha rapid!* nc«rlrg cnmplelion, willl
•if
lm
o r in m o b 1
I m i lily
n laid of “notable d lmen* I®Ha**
1 III
family, two brother* included. In1be dedicated Nov. :! hy Rear Adm.
j " I «on * |« ii l « t io n t «*n»ei b utton 1 ntu
( and »rt fires m Turin
Re^borlj
181V, when he was M years r id. A. B. Cook. c. lef of naval lir
I linn. .
Until otail thr raid v* n» made h v
He was for a time employed|
oporstlonel training The Navy
employed!operational
\fi a*ff**lt a* ill lm mih>I>
III"
j Britiah p|,mr* capable o f lif t in g
Chose A Company, and also!
alto) announced yesterde;
n r ratna In the Caucausua region. by Chase
t i not kr It i' vt f • Ok. i y Ull
o f lo r (
four Ion tminhs
Russian troops tore Into lh« tho Security Feed Company, ttndj The commandin'- o f f ic Ye r M
•
b.l
fill
*i"i)
(**
I
*«etH
to
illlVI’
i
u
l
f
•
t ie i n n if I h i hom e o f th e Aft,«'
[ elation will be Coimli
P*“
German flanks ab o rt and below since 1938, was assistant manager
___
__ 1 Hughes, a naval avlal
iator who re-1
hi* i *u a I »n r n i l »t i n ' l * «>i h ik fl.
of
th«
local
office
o,
the
liurpe*
,
nhlfi ' V I t i n i j aim! Airplane
S ulinrrod yesterday, capturinf
Wa • « in » »ml> h im se d f i» lh«
|
H-irk*
nod it I* aUo the main
Seed
Company
up
until
hs
w
ai|«o»R
»
retum
e.|
from
sctlre
duty]
two lines of trenchr* to the north called to active duty as a s e c o n d In the Pacific, lie sew action tn j
cai It lf in u ld I h* m s i in p It m u ll* i
!«»'* t fir «ii p|d> ir»ir the A*i» armwest end wiping out a N atl unit
is
ifMiii
irsidm
^
hi
thi
m
'
iii
J
>♦* i S . im H tfrica No HHtis.i
lieutenant In the local National* the Battle of Midway
Ifg o the south, while I t tanka and guard
••if IhmmI, fof Iflgtalll ■' oi pn I
unit In Nov, |W40. l i t also
The elation »(ll not !«■ com
. i . i alt iti ir
in the raM,
” betel!Ion (1000 men) of ihock
H O flklflK H't | h i MUD |OM« • !
p
k
ird
until
after
the
cdimml&alon|
th, . «ITTk11I>3H|| | LJr ■Hid
troops were annihilated Inside the has served as President of lh c r ini"
Sr-ii
\ 11hi •i
k.'"M if t » # r k
M iid
Im i l l
io |
IU" date
h
u
o
r
thfioiirh
thr
bright
moon
Sanford
Klwanii
Club.
o
f
A
r
m
y
third fttni j. cm!
city, the hirh command reported
R e«r Adnir Cogfc will be »c
a *l lHa* Mini l ■Ilia !.■ W't "
1it ftI «Millar* t' ill had fff alarms
i l-rd || • ir
Serving a t Camp Ulandlng. he
a|l»rlilr. *
i l r r ia l C o r ? »
r n lie led m e n
an d
troops engaged In repelling att
Pn
i
*»n
h
s
ha
i
p >o in • »* r
c
o
m
p
a
n
ir
d
to
.Sanfoni
by
Corotn-l *e nl null
raft gunt intai
attended officers training acnoole,
i f n c e r t vis Ileal O b s e rvitJ on Poet*
tiday.
!I• te-O 11m•11
h. \K \ \ t
lln u ir s iu '* ta n ts k r i.it m |
m*iVl#r R II tli r n b lf, t o n t m J
ii linn hi %mh % itpal I.you. France
f
"In Uta Stalingrad area our and during the past two y e a n re R. Firrthjim, U r u L Comm C E- In S e m in o le C o u n t y y e i l e n l a y an d
hrir
uriirn!>a»r
*
o1 «
md
i.r
n
f
ia
Sn
tt
irflsrvil
had twd
I • ad • f flu
" ' ' fc
Mtacks of enemy Infantry and ceived promotions to first lieu C hl U in jr w orti . l.leut Comm J. W L i e u t C . H W« lle n h e r x . a l t t i t l j
m r and l»at k »f*d o n .
;
J .
rt»rp*. I le f t d n u i ir t r r s K ir * t F lgklar.F
tanks.” the T h u n d e r midnight tenant and then to captain.
•e
ll
1
1
1
Oil
| dm >io>uld in' able I"
t i •"
B
ou
n
d
v,
Lieut
ft.
laMmorwaux,
Nlr.iou ht|i Mt. *KmI E m * in Ri»mDcrlng his visit this week, M aj
C o m m a n d . M i t r h e l l F ie ld ,i
communique said.
It followod
fi*• tlH*
tlw I'usirisiy
i
| I?*'
I'USL
itkd L i t u U C J Hy«n
I Insi n ig h t 111
00- ....... .
front dlepatcbea which told of or Nordgren stated that since he
Ill|f IjHTUldf thi- stilt I i
TK« rrrr mmilFi will bd» quite i h e l r in a t r u c lo f d u r in y i.hr
up.
......If .! nf ail A s ti
.crvwatlo
.,!,,,.,
winter eettllng hoaelle over the bod been nl the Army he hod in •Im p le »o m to avu M Inte r ru p ti on > hou r A A. F „ .-f r o .und obi
fof a mI,a i • * fid. }
.
.
_
.
n*l air force* In thu
Volga and Caucasus fro n u , with official capacity, visited 38 s la Law. Of th a c n l l n u a l i o n ..f the w ork , i - cour*r e l O r la n d o M g h lr r C om - ■nil " i t * i I " n u ll*
Mr*e|iirrr*nran including the 11at * mar*I Sc ho ol, c om m e nd ed tn e plane him •*. t*,*r up
^ n o w , rain and blinard e imped- His lataet training was a t the of Iho S u t i o n
i
m
n
n
a
v
)
and
plann ing t w i n officers
training
school
at
Ft.
L
ear.
In# «perations.
I itrattin f eistiona in Stm lnoli
I It r l . t , I ' l u b
' i rfu lv a* ag ain st Egypt a n d Syria.
|.,.p u i
The Rod arm y was reported eoworthj
! County for their afficient work, p l* t. * u n jlit !w . f . )
I Thrsr rrporla im»lif«i th at the
Mrs. Nordgren ami their
tn th t German lines
particularly alnee thf poala are ao U n *ir. « (* i.*i * 1 n n r n i l r h l i M ill
11 nltan ua%y. Mussnlinl"* army and
tha
of Stalingrad, while tdr. Coulee, reside a t the
r\ n yunr
,,m .
•hort-handed, Roy Holler, district nsu.t.
itir forte** had b*en rvducetl to
I a t 1100 Elm Avenua.
Avem
City tho weakening
p l.it" * * ' m ik in g * i h n r i or I,
Air Warning dirartor. siatedl
- 8
uImhjI th r san.r pupprt s t a t u * a*
Olaf
Nord
, 1 . 1 * *»*.L «*f I n n hi *1 who i»
«« r.
u**1 , n « t r . | , h # | , I ( ( i 0 ,
o r H un
p croonncl
al«arvau.n.
Ti >•*■*> • !ft
!r y *
Z * * * r _ * * } p o e t 1 , an o u l - t f i n g town r n lr r I r e w d 1n n « l.* .n e *ave mMici
• » Nu t l*»*
.
* ’ r j *i.
Ilrllkji’* k-wOD-ntnear
"In <
tnntr lima |
n irn if *»M* 1 O*'**
t» in r d I h r m e n w llh
■
i4ei»i
bifth
f
f.
flrrt h»* gr ea tly rrtitw*ni th a s it *
M U th . n l t o c k
dokfl|£
I,
!..*
It i a ■
■f h U
Orta
» hit *d' *» *1 • I rt .if Ihr I ta li an navy, bu ilt around
« « ki
d
It -.-a ah
j l*«r
Oke Nordfrea, soother brother
m a t • all ■ d r i
c f Stalingrad, sold • : B tn j* n » y
«I
(H'ln
y
for
\
H
,
t
A
f
t
e
r
Ihc
follo
w
in
g
srlfclcal
m«
•
j
'*
oik
b a t tlc a h lp s
U
an
artist
of
tvota.
was
formerly
. ..I*. in mifiil r i ft mi *
detachment wiped out tnore than
. ..jm-rvral !•% •» It " %t| Informants **td Hitler Sad in
The mu steal program
r Ihc
c o m p l c t n l ihcir cm irac 1"
rii|llfli
pa 1 *a«n a*i111fa|f
a company of German Infantry one of Uw sta ff of tha Corcoran erlectea •end-off a t lilO f to'clock
it.
j
•
*
r
e
,
III
Si
,
U
f"
i
d
fu
Orlando, lhey will return ! • t h • M ill l>*
!"» n Mi'd whrr,
titrt«m1 ftommd t attack Syria
and I destroyed five guns and 30 A rt Gallery la Washington, D. C. to m o rr o w m o Tm*llt
%r 11 H• nil .4* a . lit •from
f , fp
_T
II o n e Io f e~d[ i*> .r * p « c tlv e ru m m a m ia l** *-.*n*1He la now In the Army and itsiFid va ht i
ji*n y mi id »hri.
Greek lilaruh in the aratern
jnHOnAffe
j
lit
•
hnl
.....
.
th
e
A
m
e
r
ic
a
n
,
I-egnon,
_
.
i
t
t
h
e
llir
u
l
......
■
im
lla
T
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r
r
U
___
x
r
e
_
...
in
aircraft
, t' - . .
1*4
"I :ifij 'ia • Mf
Metlilerranvan lo forttial! any
Marshal Semyon Timoshenko's ticned In Bouth Dakota. An uncle, S h e ll w hic h w il l b t f l t t n by thr | n a i r c r a f t w a r n i n g sr r v it r ai* * ClU' Tl IIfJ
|S»e*t
l»ff»cre
will
I.
d
i
m
to
,
Eric
Nordgren
of
Chase
and
Com
■wct*inini*-i
. 1 1I " l l a f i l 14
j |H>«k|lilr Allied attack (‘-onceiitrareinforced -and rejuvenated relief
fltf illlellli -*
I
S c m l n o i f H ig h Sc ho ol Band, it a ir c r a f t id e n t ific a tio n , the hi'Utei , Mtv hen
" I
I mill I t t itm-m
"V.
*1
ili l A ll*
Hi a ••I
f
parachute trueipa
m il
ll
drive toward Stalingrad Jro m the pany, lives here.
. 1 Si
w aa an n ou n c e d to d a y by Mr* Ruth Bnt r tv v a la d :
» wmk. d .
mu.uni
r-d
|>■
11 4A it *
l**a
MI
t
.
li
pha.lM
p la n e s h a v e been rtportflsl f « n n
northwest appeared to b* gatherS Hilda
1
1
'
Jockoon,
director,
a
t
follow
s:
'
K
S
,
t
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n h t.v -i' l Robert
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man positions and a fte r fierce
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March—Norembega. R R J '* 11 ! Clarene* I f Cady. Fvt Thom s. H a • p r * i it I
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fighting took two Uqe* of trench' Itr111<•h fi» the o f f r i m v e p u nc h In
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Dwight Bmlth, a» employe of United
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refill" I!> I»h»I i‘d | | or r aii* Ili*«l j | , i
H. fl. Pope Co, and J. D.
I "4*V *J"’S*I• 1
• f h e machine guns, 18 automatic the
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Mil
(b) Tha Sarvlca Boaatlt _ i r r ! A- Job. Pvt Jam es 11. Karnsr rnotoi i *t • li'Ok U firf . ill of Ilia n 1 • i
Cordell,
of
the
Wight
Rroa.
Co.,
“1 V4MI •d ■* ■
rifles, and a store of ammunition. left today for Jacksonville to tie by C h a r le s J. R o b . r U , lU'niteel
J r . Jg t;V%' trip* m s ) •»» • lfit'II MAPlil-, tl* * f t *I .*
11 it mid \ l e i • ml, i liH'k i i i r n m m l
kit |> Hi.
nit e,! !i P^L
^ ” i Charles
i Ci Kelly,
(
do
i
In another sector northwest of Inducted into the United Stale* liu te * NaTal Acadimy'. A n n ., ...I,. . • ^wlly K Ke,.linger lm I
^ m n t i l i r f o f new \ t n r r t c a n e tiu lp
•"
■in as11•• t 1mi. of 'It partu rr litnt ktt>
•ng
re*■tinting I' ■M*
Rlallngrad fighting raged In th r Naval
m in i h nd triMvp unit * have r»Cfn
rf r r t u f u Ai.d liilHIlie*| nf jiMnki’li ' t *rt I 1
Nad Bmlth
Commander
*f»
"• Kr**™f •
Both men enllited
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r
S
a v A I 111 .i I |
of a b rig h t O sm a n and at tl v Reaerva.
m p«i |i d mov Ing Info b a t tle p o s i
Po.l,
.t.te.1 John C. K r e n e i S e t Thorn-. \ itv t t- a h u l l i . it ta iii i.miuiMlat*m| | f,,i i , .
Of ut* * 1l*oi e Hi ll' V
Nary Recruiting Station (ampball-Loaatag
J It4 k i o f i v il h
u man Ian troops attacked, slrhr- In Orlando
tions
that
Mrs.
A.
L«a
and
Mri.
Fred
Mager.
Cpl.
Mltchel
l
M
.k..«.k
•in tl ” Uiafd I hi* mi »h11gr ru«*f»11m'i ,«ti
tin l if urn* Sm
Mr*. Fre*l
that Mrs. A Lot
recently.
W n r In ra ta to recapture strong
I ' in i,
t lin rli < \
rhnrgfN il w ith t h r
may !«■ um^I iihi'f irp aratrly or j , u . i p*
A b a t t le i f q u a rte r in a s i r f » h a s
Mr. Corded war a Wight Co Wilson will register nenw* for INI. John I*- McCarthy.
polnla captured by lba Russians employe
I'tln v l,
Ht nt iv ii i
i"\H
Also
Cpl.
John
J
.
McLean.
nf
pKtVidlng i'll
In
conjunction
with
1'w
trieplumr
tlolii
i
prevlouily
enUred
Into
the
’ twen in f r v 'e ils h . if iin s p e c |» c u la r ,
for 14 years and it a — _ ...
two day* *gu and losing up to member of the Junior Chamber tervlce,
.f thi Navy I .rag •
Lieut. RtIchard G. McMahon.
•liinlrrt
vtitfkrr* In |«*r
t t price.
All
J‘ |p f» * g rrft* e v e r s ln c r t h f A ll ie d lin e
.
e,
.who
here
net
yet
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Paul D. Mayar, Pvt. Edward **By o » n | w r a tio n
w ith
Ihr
»»r
1‘ , l .n l l n f i h r A m Hd m ile s w r i t o f
of commerce and the Auxiliary reived' fclty of Sanford BervieeJC
ll.... Itn-many firt r*Mir y
The high com:
vnn to -in pnldti m *.....
j»ifftin th*" *it11,iihin11j1
Mrs. _.
Henry
_w.
_ ____
- - w Thurrinn mTVV Piper,
8 IJyrwg* C
f k t- *Herbert
*w*lew«e 1 Uun«' t lul» in it*' *harearH b” a 11v111.
fUSgl.
\ b i ,»od r ia
R e p o rta o f t h r p a st
Pollen Force.' He eervad a* vke- Certificate*.
tha battle fo r th a ^
. president of1 Mo
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f, w w e e k a h a v e ijm k p fi o f th e lm hla Sunday School and Mr*. Caaaaadnt Sehulti wilt Bchaller. Pvt. Carl E. Shnemnk*
Ja ile d w ith earlier ^lepatehaa Class. Mrs. Cordell and their two hand net to paranta and frienda. Sat. William A. Bhctwell. IN bo cut dove n t a i iivfnpri p a r tir l • I' .1 '• IM.vs.r o f tl \.4ll
«' mu, FVrt V i"in'" i•
M.
r n " " 4*i r ivf an o ffe tta iv e
M an v
Krhlch said thu relief arm y, driv •one will remain la 8anford,
..........................a
'loatlon
n lll. farbart C. Snyder,
paling feid li*vr thr *at4«ta(*tti,n IV'I | ..
- Ii ' i d d hi IMg tn"M>
ew.it
certl flea tea fq
r w>4ch regD U
g g e tte d th ut th e H r it ls n
ing down under cover of a bowl
I he wfait s
..file
of helping mMiiiNinr r b r
veto
♦. " m
***•
__ ___________
been made.
_____
I S o u t h w o r t h , Set. John P. Hla
w . Id t*r t h r l i i * i to s t r ik e
Mr. Sarith waa president of i haa already
ing blit la rd , had crashed throng 1 th— Rarainola Oalboard Aioocim
»| St nlf i
1 prcivid'Nt hi
The real of the srocrem »Ut : M' Bgt . Claude T, Bton*. P(r J r,h■ might m»t iittirf h in- lir able !•• I *..(.
I in d is r u p t Nfu o f fe n s iv e p la in ,
aar
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f! i " i i o i r I m ay h ave , b n r r l n i n s n l
f -nl f.i
Kobtrt U Talman, Pvt Sll>' Umr t a k i n g a part in our n a lm n a l
vikinti * r v*i
H u t ia h p ia n c a r o n llm in l t h r i f l r
Tomaalnl, S Sgt. RlrhaAl ' tire s m l ga« s a v i n g p i o g i a i •
» Aoiol.fc
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---------- _________________________ tall. INt, John R. Van-**- Mt. Boylr
" i g All i d
I to r a u m l a d va n c e *! ba*,-« in E * y p i
Addrea* by Pruf. B. C. Bteelei | in l Thomaa F. Waring. I
•if
re
in
fo
rc
e
n
u
n
Is h a v e re a c h
its 17th month, U
several yean by tho' ianferd Proven tatlon Of gifU by
tt'*: Char lee Whitehead, INt. Rulwr. N
I'l"
i.
.,••■. • it 1h i ili *t r it < " ( f i .
e l thi A l l i e s , while the ( I v r m m i
D n U b A n Up* ff m lt k s i l l MHtlln iunltfp A y f d l s r v i Vfwml | g | # f t i o n I Wingate.
maud - l e a n ta d that
** ill Itr I til
III* "
v
r
n
r
v
* •
n ltd i l l l t l l
l *-i • m!
n |i|iM f r n t ly h a v r hern u n a b le to
lilt V f • .
in Srmifio-'
n U S!»»v m 1 A l l S i a* i <■" Ml tt'
• par,- p l a n e s front Rus sia
S m a ll
Ii4p hr* "tllr i>r, »*4 • f y
(It f i t S* ft* |'H s t i l l ft 1 !*• M«nt I n H Axla fo r c e s arc m a k in g their
Third G m p Of
Signal Corps
Men Visits Here
Lieutenant H r i n gB
SoldierH To See
Observation Posts
School Band
Perform At
Atl
™
"Send-Off Program
V".l, .*'Schools, ( ivir Clubs, Churches
Plan Programs Observing N avy Day
W
W. A. Patrick Is
Head Of Service
Corps Of County
Smith, Cordell
To Be Inducted
Into U. S. Navy
J
r
Ripo Will Speak
Henry A. Manning At Meeting Of
State
Principals'
lut''""!*"US
1
_____
*
i rrp tn l in this u
|Completes Marine
tn
■i• t
Ihr
ridl'd I ■»1 it >
g truth
thi*
t h m i« a n d *
*•< N « v y i a tt a r k a w h ic h r a r e ly p e n e t r a t e f a i
• ft! I m t'ii
War
't a t htm-d
In
F l- t i . | m fin d
lit1 i .. >tp*-f m( lu ll *ift r v t * r y IirtP*- t a n i l 1 •eRjnd th e front.
V olu n te er s
n it w i l l t»r a(CklNl
■s u in g r a t io n i a n h
It iiip it a iil y
nn
th r
p a rt
f
F l..r
Final Vote On Youth
Hill is Strived For
Principal Earl Kipp of Ihe Ban a nd id hr i ■iHrclal a c tiv it ie s ..f sali itrv* v* bn u n d rv s la n t l tb* S’ « * v
itrnl rt* n m ls i "
ford Gram m ar School,
' the
laddreaa the Elemejitary Princlpali!
t u rp s w i l l b# rrritu ire d **•
Florida Educational
Ai.i>. i I ,
Henry A. Manning, U. ... — .1of the ___
.
r o i r i o n f t r a i n in jr o f H *r
a Carter of tha local aaleeWASKING I ON (ic* JJ, IriN.*__ . n_ _i____ii,.
lake......................
M„e m e t v a l i «...f
to 20 h o u r* in th
eerrico board aatwaoeeB •« Iooa, to o of M r * . Kate M a n n i n g . | «atlo„ meeting at Galneevllle
A r m v - H i t l e r S»i.at»r John* I H la IIf i told hla
I Nat an* a a n i l or friend of
i completed a oourte of train-1 Prof, hlpp., *ko U preeident *if
„f Ihe I^cal W a r P r i l l - 1'
,,, ,
. fiiltrgauc* todav during a dabata
* nn 'he d raft ItglilaUan call far
1* and IJ-yaar old* ha appaaad
child r to flgSl ewir batl.l'N I'O N
Orl
2-t
Thr •'■'ling children
<•1.1 c n fliri th. N ail
an.1 \ «>•. T h . Banala l. driving for
CITY BRIEF
!Technical Course
'
Ae ute
vote
United Slate* Mario* Cora* In M alth program relating to eie- t^k,. * written r umi nat i on of Hu*
m l |rct« in whlc'i they have re
April and waa n m to Earn* mentary schools,
Tha m aatlnf will ba featured by teive*!
instruction,
Buce**»sful
1aland, &
B, C
O , fo
' r boat training
Island.
■
Utk
given
by
Btata
SupL
Colin
J
trainee! will than ba iaaueil err
From a group o f 1,000 boy*, he
KaglUb tn f l j M . l o tjemefiUry tiflcatea of mamberiMp eertlfylng
[ t ha t they hay# fulfilled tha ncc*
(Caattnuaa an esga Pau«t
" A c u t e " an d
ciiHimina Field M a r . h a P
K .-.n
Rttmmel as ( , e r m a n y a " m a n of ttv •
Ihr Noli trglm e, r Europe
plomal with ocetto to llerli.
•I.
(>||
b>
nlghUali
( ( / y X R C I . N niG F JfT K H
----- -
re- I l [>• Md 1
todav
th»l broad
war-
lim e c o n tr o l* ov er th* o v e r f l o w
• p o r t, »aii' laa n ig h .
Hla I n fo r m a n t e said H ilter'a at- of petroleum and ovtr U w ail Inw I rm p t a lo o t c u r r Rom m el'* loyal J j*lry—the second targe*! In U*
ly may Sav e been one reaaun for nation—ba given to a ilngie adI to m m ri’* r ecen t viril It- Berlin mlnlatratlon, await* poaalM* ac
d u rin g w hich h* M t i t ■ apecial tion by F r e u d , nt R o o e ev t lt .
"■
a
place of honor d 'l r i n g 'H i t l e r '*
Former Sanford Boy! c „„s .
mAwarded Gold Medals Get Hay At Navy Base
■aedtl* bar* racer tAbout 100 acre* of hoy h*v« Fportepataat ipoech
awardad to C, L. Me,
cut
raked op at th*
. . . t l , ^ Jackaonvllle
formerly of Sanford, hi* Municipal Air Plaid at ulndafvltl*
‘or, Mrs. J. C. Aycocke, ^ Navy men and anjrona wanting
la bay can com* and got It free.
ymUrday, Os* of th*
act
All
ipowaored by official* of th* cutting.
WASHINGTON. O rt. U , (AT—
Chairman Raynold* (D-N. C.) of
the Senate M ilitary
Comailtte*
advocated today booatliy,
Longer Work - Week
’“Um££Z 2" £ May Solve Labor Grief
«
---V
for orertfm o
f lt8 * r “ - g J 7 5
a*
an
taim odla
DUTCH
BAIOTAGH
LONDON,
O et I 33. —<AVNrtSerlanda patriot* are
tlnulng definite acts of tabetago,
deeptte— l l more eitcuUoea by
G erm *aP and lank a N ad
munition A lp on Uw Rhino.
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TUB BviNFOhD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
F A fllF O P B .
Coach McClucas Is Back On Job,
Putting feds Through Paces
Mia
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LEGAL NOTICES
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f.
KOTK M o r rp tlT IIIV TO I.KiiAMSR n m m n x o r < ih i . ii
Nolle* I* hrftlir *|**m 1**1 the
*ta4*r*l*l>ed
melfoiVt
It
Uravraslsln *M Hath Alien tirn.
venateln. *.<• wile will el I* *•
weloek A. It
th* iir * dsr nr
Oetober. Ivtl. <»r *■ *.n.n therealter e* the mutter ran It- hear*
preoaat t,« the tt„n u II Hmtth.
aa* ef the Jud*e* ut the t'lreali
Cper! «T Ifct
I
r o u n ir
F lf if M s ,
ai
rtfu * * » n » ,
n«rl4«* Irr w hiftfonpf paid JndRf
VftRF bi at pat*f rim* thalr |>*llUnih
i it u
f j* r
ol Mary f tar Yin. hy tli* nam* of
JM Itfl K tifa r flrvr* am i will a a Uh#If
iJilM anti M ir ■* law
m rn m u
Iiirrii
u tk in .
ntMiRim u n o v
a i j . kn
ONE BILUON and
Three Hundred
MILLION in WAR
BONDS—
Tan, laat ycar'e liquor la ***
waajd have bwoght that maay
ARCADE
Package Store
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
O. O. Farrell, Prep.
_________ M a t W BM f,_________
E
Quality Drinks
Served right
BILL’S PACKAGE^
STORE & BAR
^
t j* gentle In action, thorough
reeulta. Qua*. How c *0 you
A SFE C fA U irrA r
t i n AKblGr 1ii*oO<»et Adp
J
o h M M a t is i
'
GAiexeuky Trie Ball'
. ,
sand
wnrkrm
Hound up with
in
m
ftO day*,
net
yet
»rn-
poly men
j
Since the arrangement worked
m»t in t'le logging and non-ferimi* mining eltuatton
In * the
northwt*i ii reporteti to have
kUrcwdrd in
bang up
fashion,
tl • tame acsieiii# may be applied
to the*e two field*
'HaHhing* Occupation
Ha» Almost Vanished
B E R K E L E Y . C alif.. Oct. 21,
(A I— "H ashing,” lime-honored oc
cupation by which college student*
worked for their meal*, has a llj
but vanished.
British Ambassador to tha II. A U r d Halifax U d m talking anl*
matodly to Philip Murray, preaitoat o f th* CIO, to PHtobargh* They
met when Halifax want to the meaty dtp to *P**k at Um 46th annual
Carnegie Im titul* Pounder** Da* ceremonies. Tb* ambnaaador mad#
a tour af Ih* wur planto In th* area th* following day.
/Central F r t t t )
SAUNA. Ka*.. Oct. I I . lA *i_
Ftrctmaiter H. J . ^afford ha*
p rote* led a proposal to paint
mural* In th* Saline poituffice
lathy. Ila'i not ngalnit it for
reason* having . to do with art.
T b * lobby I* Ju *t too crowded
right now to leave room for an
art lit uo cork.
SEA OTTKtt HACK
----------
Basque whalemen ar* b*llrvnl
to hav* fished in' Newfoundland
water* In th* Mih century.
Classified Advertisements
- Several U Jl. aircraft compante*
hr* now employing more worker*
than th* entire Industry did threw
years ago. .
WANTED — Women to nam
QUICK CA8II. 8*11 Guild EM
BOSSED Chrielmai Card# 80
for 11.04 with customer1* na m*
Imprinted FR E E . Na *rp «ri-
litur.1 a alatoment that If the
drat half of 1 9 (2 rate la malntalnrd on Im luatiial accident*, the
year will go o ff th * calendar with
more than 2 0 ,0 0 0 war w orker*
killed. 9 0 ,0 0 0 mors pe rm anently
disabled and 2 .000,000 others
i
inJurrd
T he man hours lost proh
ably
ill run rio t* to half
billion.
la It eny wonder th a ti
th* production chiefe a r* perturb
ed?
In an Illinois faetcry, a wrench
SCOTCHES
WINES
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B y PAUL ROBINSON
A BUND.
v s o t* ?
L IQ U O R S
ator first studied the ConstitutionWith well-paid defense jobs 110 hours while repairs wer* be- —a* printed on a cotton handkrravailable, men student* ar* not'|ng mad*.
ch ltf.
i
intaraatod. Soma sororities rotate! In a shipyard near Waahlngtrn,
thrlr own member* on a co*
eparatir* bail*, one ha* put In mqn waa killed, two injured. In
cafeteria eery ice. .mid m m i. omit Washington itoaif the .other day,
on* meal n day,
cement forma collapsed knd bur*
Stanford university had ar led worker*— I t Injured Multiply
ranged to have eleven minor o f them three little Item* by hun
fender* paroled from tha county dred* and you 11 hav# what I*
fall to work In campu* cafeteria*. happening ever? week.
Than a unlverelty official forbade
The Labor Department ha* been
the experiment.
fighting tha tnduitrlal accident
The name TUXEDO annurtn you of
battle for year* and had mad*
Quality Feeds.
excellent progress until th* war
CAI’ B TOWN, Oct. 21. (AS— cam* along. The terrific epevd(Attne In nnd U t in* h flp you w ith
Hailing ship* have com* Into up id production, th* infill* of
y o u r fe e d in g p ro blem s.
their own and alx-raastor wind inaxpariancod worker*, tb * raco
jammer* laden with limber front against Um*, th * relaxing o f su
California hav* anchored and dis pervision, ha* wiped all that o u t 1
Y q« can still Ktl plenty of Tuicdo
Th* Army engineeri a r t now,
charged cargo** in Tabl* Bay
•winging Into th * fight in «am **t.
M R. f
■
Th# Labor Department Is making
Of th* 11,000,000 foralgn-bom available td .thorn all th* rtcorde
resident* of th* United 8UU«, ■nd eaao hlatoriea of thalr long
New York ha* 1,000,000.
b attle
Where Um Army anginaara ar* In direct superrUlon of
P k sse l i t
Th* 1940 census llitad 118,000 a Job, they are instituting all
ipane-** In th* Unllad Stole*. known precaution* against acci-
sunrs
ViKTDVOU
T O W fftUH
Ju*t for the purpose of rampnlgtt
tng against arrld enU on the In
duetrial front.
W hat the council want* lo do
ami the Army, too, ■ make every
war worker a aafety " b u g ''
If
thry ctuld cut the 110,000 killed.!
and permanently Injured rate for!
the year in h a lf. It would he
bome^fmnt victory that would la
fe ll Jruni Chungking Lo Stalin
grad the long way round.
Nets a quarter of a mile longi
carelessly knocked from a acaf
fold fell Into th * rogeXof a pow and 120 feet deep sometime* catch
erful machine. One opecator waa aa much aa 2 0 0 .0 0 0 pouml* o f aar-l
I
killed, hi* aeelatant badly Injured dines In a elngU haul.’
and about $4,000 damage done
In early childhood llanlel Wab
to th * m achine, w h k h .w a a bU*
ETTA KETT
THE LONE
Young lady, does an
old TABOO mean you
don’t knnw this heln?
WASHINGTON
c a v r ic r
P U H U e y *te 'S .2 t6 'R Jtk JD '.tA C ia e
w what laxative, when taken
MONTEREY, Calif. Oct. I I , —
p* directed, will uiually give gen- (AS—On* of the rkhcat prlaea of
tia, thorough, prompt relief I Ana. Ih* old fur Industry ha* com*
On# way la to a ik for Black- bock to U fa - IS* aea otter. Long
D raught Qua*. I* Black-Draught1ronaidarad extinct, a number el
•oonomlcal? An*. Very!
Only th* animal* Have bean sighted
l i e for Ih to 40 dote*. Follow I along this rocky cooatiln*. They
label direction*.— Ad*.
|»re now atrictlr*pr»l*«t*d by law.
ol of plant* coming In
weak* for your Victory
m, aad In whalaaaU quanCharleston Wakefield and
ksgen Cabbage. China**
ige, Ga. Cotta rus, TomaLattocw, Onion*, Broccoli,
I*, Haoutlne. D**to, J . W.
Lake Monro* Phone l l .
r ? '!
1teia a sg R S -^
Brief Program For
Saturday Game Ih
Given By U. Of F.
GAINESVILLE, Oct II. IASIn a
brief
program between
halve* of the Mississippi SlatoFlorlda football gam* Saturday
afternoon, a valuta to Florida •
men In the eenrlca, a *S«rt ad*
dreae by Gov. Hpaaaard Holland,
and an award of the annual Btu*
Key citation for earvtc* to th*
University of Florida and the
Stale will ranetltuto the
1941
homecoming.
Announcement of thee* event*
to Interval and welcome alumni
and vLllori who find It
con*
venlent to com* to Oelneeville fa*
th* home-coming day game, waa
mad* today fcy W. S. Bill) h’ef*
man. Blue Kef preeldent.
Norman laid the only colorful
aapart of tha day, which hae been
largely eliminated aa a celebra
tion, will tw a Florida band dam*
onitration and presentation of iha
color* by ROTC cadet*.
Fraternity home* bordering th*
campu* will not b# decor*tod.
Betide* Ih* aalut* to re n te *
men. th* Blue Kay award wax
expected by Norman to ba' tha
chief attraction In Ih* mid-gam*
program. Governor Holland fw-j
calved the award laat year. Aa
utuaL no inkling of th* recipient
thin year ha> been let out
C te R P g U /f
P
Ju4SH«i i*lrrtiii |
*C the Biel* of Vlnrida to end for
BWmlnolt t'aanlx Mnrt4». at hie
e(fTet In lh» I’fitiM IfifttB* at Hrw
%b N
Hlalc UnlvereltorV Tiger* umi*r
lb* llxhtf at Baton Rouge Sal*
unlay night.
No atrmnfrr to the L S. U.
stadium i* Cadet Leo Hint, wh*
waa quit* a tailback for
tb*
Tiger* prior to hi* **l*etion for
Naval aviation
training.
Bird,
who la weighing ITS pound* the**
day* .probably will play many
minute* against hi* former tram*
m ain. Bird1* bom* I* in Shreva*
pot*
Bill Kircham, an Entlgn who i*
a lot of guard for Lieut,
f-laying
lay W olf* Hkyerocktra, I* a na
tive ot New Orlcana The all
foot .five-inch 210-pounder played
vanity football at Tulane uni*trally.
T. C. B. Jamonvilla arovld havr
mad* I nut liana State or aomc
other rollrg* a fin* wlngtMck had
th* Ptanuemln* youth had * I
Flight School roach**. Cadet Jumonvllle. who I* Juel 19, weigh*
only l&I pounds, but has partly
overcome hi* lack of experience
w|ti a great show of rourage
llo ha* la*tlle*l much mors exper
ience.1 plnyrr* right along for
tSr right In play on th* varvlljr
No ..nr would be greatly *urpriee.l
In *ee him In action against the
Tiger*.
Ixiuliiene State gave on* mem
ber of the Pro-Flight
School
reaching staff to th* Navy. He it
Ueut. Ben Knl», Aasletont IJm j
C oach.for th* 8kycrmckrn. Knit
had similar dull*# at th# Baton!
Ro ige inititulion for many yearal
prior I*, hie joining th* Navy.
South Carolina, with lea* tha.i
5,000, has fewer fori egn-burn
residents than nny other A nte to
the Union.
^
By HERMAN ALLEN
T1 ■ won! In ^ ashing too it
ibin: After lb * t*x Mil !■ out
it th* »ay. look for an overall
Have you aeen Matilda)
rompuleory manpower Mil—a bill
ilm*d at compelling t r t r y civilian
DID JOHN L. SULLIVAjj
.n n non-essential job to p i Into
« war job, or to an y In the one
FIGHT WITH ST0MA(
no ’>*».
ULCER FAINS?
l* ’i almost certainly
coming
President I, oeevrlt hinted at it
Ttif finxidi
fan..run Kr-u%jf w* I■ht fhtm
n bla t'olumbua Day ■peach when
l*fa»n Mia Bot«|
m i
ffftflo u *
raltr,
Dp h i l t taUfi in t
e said " It may be that all of
8 *tl4 If hr lu ffam i
iur volunteer effort.
effort, , . will not
mfin -r 4l lit® (Milt*! Ihin'l nrgl4p
tufflce lo aolva tha (manpower)
ilttniarh or ulrrr luslns. iDtllurRlIo t^
problem. In that caaa wa thall
Ka» jm h, # i « * r l b u f f t l o f Mspatlon. Moti an*| «lh?r ranitlttohi
Save tn adopt new IlglsUtion."
raftartl bi fltr*» Rfld Uft l| |#c t
Manpower Commisalonar Metxii of t'dffR Till*lrtR fr°m fv u rJ
Nutt an.l other
ofllciala
have
itrum«(1*1- Kirwt d»i** ni»»t «H»fi*tnr*|
lamitt-d up the problem. McNutt,
r*r irtu»n
t«* u» and
i|j
testifying before tha Tolan Com-1
POL* 111.K Ti>lrIl MONKT HACK. A
ffrttpfDifM* P ru * Co and d rim
mitt*-* on Industrial migration, da-|
jSItrea eitrywhifr.
rlsn-d “there ie good reason to|
doubt" that local "anti-pirating"|
•gn-ementa, voluntary transfer of,
worker* lo war industry, etr.,1
will continue to meet the la *j*
fur lung.
j
Indlratlona are there'* a tam-|
aign under way to felt the idea
That Id tho kind you will]
.f tomputaory manpower control
always find at
o- the public before any MU is
iitnslucad In "Congr#**,
.
Tboer who ahudder at Mall j
uundinr wonie
Ilk*
"national1
>t vice legielatlon" may
takaj
omf.irt (rum the fact that Eng>nd ha* had such laws since
**
1940. with neerly 700 inipccton
' ( I ’a c k a R c G ood s)
r O tert*PA io«e
hevkihg lo make sura that rmr f U iu l6 - iiU .r o
lu>er« are making Ih* beet u*e
M l W. F irst S L
Ph. «80( |
te a r n i l
f -killrd workers men snd woalm e
un
yfURTHAflAxiy
The llfilt*'. have found Utile
MAd o*J i k t ?5o-fbo*k?
TACKi£ of1
*/.l to u*r th.-ir |»iwer, however
SQUAD----- - tf
tfith t.u w iser in tha back' — 7 9 B AtWVTtJ .
■round, it ha* been found that j
mployera ar* vo rntarlly doing'
he utmost to *ee Ci* right man!
u the right lo.., in release him j
dent*.
(>.i s mure Important job if la 'l l
qualified and to
train
replace
W here they a re not, *hey arv
Periodic pain Ii no longer a
ment* for men lost to other inSo learn about
organizing an arm y of 25 ,0 0 0 au forbidden topic.
By
JA
C
I(
BTINETT
lu.irv and to the armed services.
^rviaorw and forem en to take up CA RD U I. which may help* in f*nr
What lorm wjll manpower conth f i g h t for aafety, The»e r u - iif two ways: ( I ) a* a tonic, a
'...I lake if It I* enactrd here?
tuny |>rp up up(irUle, aid iligi--.W ASH INGTO N. OcL 2 1 , (W
IVr already have two suggestion*, W| —In the War Department* in pcnr 1*0r» are lieing trained under Ii.*n, and Ihua help build energy
etpeHvficed
safety
engineer*
In
line i* the virtual fr m ln g of
for Ihe “H m r" to ex m e; ( 2 )
lugging and non-ferroua (other the Department of I*abor ami In night ctaaaei a t univeraitle* and rial te l 3 .lay* before the time
office* of the War Production college* in mare than a wf re of arid taken a* directed, it m ay nld
than irx.nl minr worker* in their]
fdhi in thr nortTprst- The other1 ItcMijnl three days, they an* map BtatcN These *uj»«nr)»on will g**! jV, relieving purely functlut.nL
i* l hr
hut tjnif down of goldP
hark into the firing line arme-11 |yPr hkI ic pain. CA u n t il’. 0 2 - y r ia
miiiM • t u t the miner* can go j
with all the k n o w la lp they nerd n e o n ) *ay*;
T ry It^— Adv.
u, woik ligging copper and other ■D# against laduatrial accidenU
to make their plant* arrldrnt
mai vital ore
The rise In accldrnto in the p r o o f , h u t i t w n n ' l g e l t h e m f a r
It nr Ht now the tool ami die In war tdsnU o f the nalion *incr f t h e y c a n 't u tt r u p th e In d iv id iluatrv in the Detroit area and we got into the world fre e s * b a t jo a l worker* to * ir n .r o f p c i
th*- ■irriraft industry on _the lJ,aIF YOUR T A ST E DEMANDS
, . some of our nroduetlon c h ie f, j *on*l rr*p> nelbllily
r iJ it toast are ore .(Mils. One air- graggy
1 —
• National
•
- S a fety Council t*
The
craft plant hired several thou
TH E B E S T IV
The W ar IVepartmtnt recently raising a $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 war rh r.t
Three Louisiana
Boys Are On Navy
Pre-Flight Team
par M*. t'»# t in t by Tiller and the
itrond by Mon McDonald, that
anal led th* Bulldog* to triumph
even though th*y war* way be
hind In fln t down*.
Th* M i however, have on*
n o d trail. No mattar Sow crush
ing the defeat they may have andurtd Ih* week before, they alway*
work up a loi of nptlmiam for
the next game, a* wa* evidenced
laat weak, whan
after
going
through three gamea with but two
potato to tbelr credit, they began
tipping through th* l>*Land line.
Tb# = near” touchdown of Wolfe r
waa a aantpl*.
At any rata it will lie Intonat
ing to i n Sow the Ktdi behave
■way from the home lot when
they Invad* Ocala. At that. Hale.
Daniel*. Fleming and Wolfer, the
back*, may INIa time get in molion and give Ocala a big a-jrpriar.
Durfn» 0>* O rtt **t«n
of 1942, « $ " * . * « * “ ?■
were flown by U.S. Pll°
during the lb * entire deea
1930 to 1910.
Writer Prophesies
Civilians May Be
Drafted To Jobs
DURABLE DUKE
J WANT TO DT2JVC
R O S r A N D LOOK
H iM C K E C " O p S B
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P lc d e e
UNITED STATES DEfEHSL
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SAVINGS BONDSl v '
Established In 1808
VOLUME XXXIV.
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Italy Says Health PI
Axis Bags Is Ado
55 Planes;Boar()
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
T H U R SD A Y , (H T O lIK It 22.
Convicted Bund Leaders On Way To Jail
Five l o c j I Pei sons Are Attending
Slate W ar Recreation Conference
AII-1 ul e nn d o r s e m e n t of a
All-rut
“"H
Health
ealth for V ictory" etlucallonal
program, and through condemna
tion , of any “ political trifling"
with the public health service and
county unite wae embodied in two
resolution* presented t and ap
proved by 121 women,-rcmprls Inn
the lloard of Director* of .he
Florida Federation of Womcn’e
Club*, representing 12 districts
front Jacksonville to Key West,
ft* Asmlstsd Prttil
...............
i:which
hich met yesterday morning at
llclel Mayfair for the .’Inal
In the Egyptiiin cam pnign,; the llc’ieV
program
tho lU lla n * na.ncrtetl today program of their two day Fall
t h . t 6 5 B ritis h planes w ero i " ’ "/ w h l. u .d . the nation In
sh o t down ag a in st a loss o f turB| health advantages such
11 A xis planes In a violent sunshine and frvah #lr. but In
VICHY, Oct. XX, <AP)—
Ad asIra | Jean Darlan. broadcaatlag (real Dakar, told Inkabltaata of Franca1* went
A frica* naval base, “ New
deaden are kanttag a tr r
yon ,
H* arrlred la Dakar today
aa rumors s i r s pondered In
Franc* that tha United Stale*
may attack Dakar.
n;.-eetor Presides
At ( lub Meeting
Of District Seven
Mlg llIM| ii- nem'**’
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kit# 1 I'M* # \(*4Altfllllaltl, pie.,
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t . f |ta.
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of HI 1, , ll,
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t. ilpl, V i*'1Ml Suillh pn*
, 1 *•< 1 o Fh'l id.i l o ll Id'-'
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l» i I 1
a ir Itattlo over the d ese rt. ™ ***" nf ^ * ' ^
Tho land fr o n t on E l A lam eln
aa had health
Was quiet.
concerned," said Mr*. Thurston'
In
the
Southwest
Pacific Hobart*, chairman of the W ar!
1|nanpu Inffp* KilV'D lUflk tW'U |S’fTW'SC'# CoiIlISlltt##
iHIiTVIf'dllSiif
«.
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k, .
ArStriSTn d S u o y « e and rvaumed paat prvaident of tha F«l#rallon,| T’o”** “ <crt torn# o f the 24 (.erman-Amerlean Bund leader, to ra n . on Ih cr
J.tl -ft.
Ihelr »Macks on the Guadalcanal' In Introducing the
“Health for! had been found guilty In federal courtIn New York t'iljr of ronspirury i ,
vi.diti, it,, dn.fi ...
airfield, but American filer* ercJV Irlo ry l*rogram“.
Her co-spon-j ,|, an<| „ne-helf hour* the Ju ry rrachfni Ihr v#rtlict that m rtica a mitiiiuim |>i-n»lik * t fit*’ \
atm hUUng back hwd the N avy ,.or was Mre^A M aM m Brrdth,
(lrnm w , lfl,| ,,0 .0 0 0 fine ShoMly before the , nlir,
r.-nrhcl ................. ... ,
reported laet night In a com- Tampa, chairman f t r the ltcpart-l ■
...
. .
munlque which
Indicated
th«!m enl of Public Welfare for the I iHHer s Horst Wrsiel anthrm
main battle of the Solomon* I* |Federation.
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_____________
not yet Joined.
I Thr "Hcajth for Victory" P,()- | , i n r \
a-vs
cx e
r
,
n
personal fitness^ nutrition, sanlKin* eelab.
lary eating an J drinkini
llahmenti, safe food and water
supplies, adequate housing faclll
ties, Immunisation end vaccina
lion, rodent control, adequate
sewage disposal, venereal dlaoaae
control, repm elon of proetilution
and allied problemi, according to
Mrs. Roberta. I t la to augment
present activities along theee lines
and In no measure to attempt
to supplant anything any other
agency or organisation !■ rlow
doing. It waa emphasised.
NUMBER U*
Member Aasoduled I’ res*
11*12
U. S. Bombers Inflict
Havoc On U-Boat Nest
Japs Report Sinking Women’s Clubs
Public Se r v 1 c e
Of 2 Destroyers;
Resume Attacks On As P art Of AllOut W ar E f f o r t
Guadalcanal Field
PralBca
Local Peoplei
On Service Men’* I
Club Organization1
I .1.11.1, r
fll ntfl|f . r|u< l
1* * 1411It
I II a grit » Fl m
i < 1411f4If fklit, f Ilf
Will Conduct
Defense (’lass;P
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11II#*• < -nil* .1 in i* ttfirr at uni will
Him r« nt m’H v *•. 1 i f 1 ill* 1 rii
1ft J kstutiit \if nit \ nii.I I’li- \
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, mu i' un, >1 ii *i»Lthr««t RngUih
,t.;ia| i.iwn 4) I dawn,
rmltr tiipbl fillncbR
following
\mi, •)* >«o bmlt Mti«Unr KlghUr
I 1,1 • I,tr».b bl.tfMv by firing *11
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to
A flo a t
up
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MiMtiiril nt !s€irl«nt,
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1 thr vmr on French
ik
1 4>i irui n Ormmny'n
Mluiiii, r
l»*»#, wh*ra
1,1 , 1* ■hr It r r a {irtivhlp a
f. . 1,41. I* i ■* 4 f A 11leal Ehlp-
I Mt,*
Mi-" I mil tv* VI. • i •
Th, \f ■t«ji ,i 111* # flown t*y 11AF
h » ‘ inn • K*’ 1 * 1"M, M>* pi),s|. 1.1 . ft||,4' tha- flTRl »lngD-
o
l.fl.sldli t
Zwniylv
t mild
S* »k,i • i>wti«.i i-d fighter plane* baled in
.Idle*,*
,k lllo A'h iOt|IM| I hi 1*4 t I
t.t pimrtrwtr (irrmanjf.
»•1k•• Pilin' f b , | MO Jo II-e H.l* I If Mrti’i Mtloot- I jovriBni ^ p -•.»"!
i IbdUnd Will Im- icpita. l«-d ul \ M. | by I hr Aimy f'o-operation
ifi 11«' |u c c d hk V| a
h d n in 1,
I uI \
bn.k off this
b i fuMttrf Sin(*- b i:i"bib«r fin«l j th*- I onfrrrnci b> Mr. Ibdlaiil rommand, thrv
i •onmaimlnv l if fieri# «>. Ar it
m rnlng under direction of a */|uaha'iriitfto •<f i h# I ii-pMittnc-ril of
N«k>
Mann*
ami
(
oa«t
liuar
l
dr*>n
commander
and flew some
I • v i t i a t i o n . . f th o F t-d ria l» f» r»
attacking G*f"In 5 an ford Town" v ia ill'll g <•tabltihmenti l ave been if tu l ■*fm m lln r u t ,
by Mr*. U. C. Mu«re and Mrs. A. to send iprclal irrvice* ofiUur», man objectives In Holland on thil/
Ha AphllUiaS. fceoinpanled by Uni. wtlcomo ind recrcetlon o fU fn o r ' ^ y to Dortmund.
ether
repr^Eentatievt
to ...
th- A
O no-- . A (;#rm*
(;#rmI|n
||U i7 camp on U
tho
w r cr,ow—
.4- 4.ee- .w
n m|
military
m
George Mrf'flli
The club collect rin
Dulfh.(Jarman border v ia Hjftf
waa read hy Mr* A T McKay Greece.
rhinr gunned fmm Ireetop helffttt*
if <lr la ioto and the plclgc of nf
h 4,'ll f .,
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■ that ...me ..1 ,
-luaa.lrvn. of Allied plana* ;
, p n r l l r , , h- communique raid.
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i.l hail
h e rn lr* 'i * ' 1" ’>r ,1* v*‘
aeeumpanlag ■
lea. |nif Jana..
"* '"•‘"T •» 500 righ t's plane*.
Men May Enlist In
U. S. Coast Guard
Stricter Curtailment
Of Goods Probabl
l e g io n
if:
. nr Aiiaciglvd PrWFtf
i hi- \\Y«tvm a ir w ar,
,i \ u ln I'r i’m li broailcant rei,.,ri.'d t ' n ilc<l StniPH Flying
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ul I (irii’iti. F rniice while oth•r Allied plum*, pounded n
N'iizi tiirtlronu* itoxtr Cherj»niri> mill i-w cu ted hedgeh<i|ipiug iiiinrk.s in w estern
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ASHINGTON. Oct. SI
Xleant Coordinator
tvs ast my hand thla 22nd day of
LONDON. OfL I I . <A P)—
Nine rnrtny fiih ttr * w#rt 4r■Iroy rd by
Unlltd
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F l jl n i FiiflrMwi* In th# flM
Tr«lrrd ii f*n ibr G ffM lR
mar Imp
Iiem* at
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FU EL SOLUTION
WHEREAS, the U nited S U te a N avy in figh tin g tho
battle for freedom in the w aters of the aggreaaont, ami,
WHEREAS, Um united States Navy, conjoined with ft*
famed coordinated arm, the United States Marine C orp s, rut
established a foothold on soil held by ihe enem y, and is
battling heroically to extend that advantage, and,
WHEREAS, by national tradition the debt the people of
the United States ows their Navy la annually emphasized
to lha setting aside of one day .to acclaim that branch of
the armed forces; '
THEREFORE, L Wm. C. Hill, mayor of the City of
•claim Tuesday, Oetbber 27th, Nineteen
Two aa Navy Day and call upon tho
Mtlxena of Sanfi
to taktf part In obacrvanco of this day
through, the mat
to them and to Join In a
States
', gad Ita coordinated aea
uard, Naval AviaUon and
r Allied Plnnes Pound
At Airdrome And
Execute Raids On
Western Germany
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jUSO Director Of Government Freezing Of Crops
Atlanta V is its
Said To Be Increasing Peril
Here Officially
Poultry Farmer
rut t*n I 11ii*1r pr**dtj
an »u» , kill, t,4«‘'l M-crnlly In
D.I. IIcmlrickt, o|»rr»(i>r «»f a tion,
»
bulletin
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the « *» D[H’ratik,
Foltowing a meeting yesterday
Prominent endorser* of 0>* pro
fHJiiliry firm
rif'^r
each gram are Paul ' V . ' McNdtt, IM- with E. J . Radtuk, regional illrtc- G.CKK) h#n
L b Iki* Maf y will SnitUlc the fin*! Kni It «tu| \ »if rtalilr A* ro* lalmri
ft.7 of which I'ortrr Jt, Taylui uf
etor of tb# Office of XM*m tor of to *. United r.cn ice Urganl- of . eerie#.Pf .claam w iA
u e r « r » l man
War
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P. M. Monday evening Oct. ^ , * j nrs mnnnprvr r f thp Hanford
p agency; Senator Claude Pap. M r of 'Cotnm cm . Recrcnllon Dl- at the 1-akr Mary Community' f*?,'
Truck (im s r f i, Inc
Shanim ttuildlng.
per, and Dr. Gilbert 8. Oslrtcup ylrlon Prtiklcn! Frank
Air i
R.
Jti)ih*4'0,
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II * U
Stnting that 1 In our wm time
Orlando, Chairman of the Df- and C «pt Ocorga Wood a, cKjiir- J agriniltiiral
inwlructtir
nt
the
M n fir i
min of 8 *rvtc«
i lub ar•!|it, nr , #prw III Ilk Ms* I tn Hth
^ i r ^ r ? l , ^ u S " - n ^ k'h ^ L a h >- ' * , * lon H lle .lth end Housing of rangcmenti
>t a t * d
that
.1 * Hemirttde High Rr.hito) Mnn*funcnl »|i nlr * p| U ‘ l fi
I, ***•■ : i M**
..?™ lw ^ a r ^ T n . l h a Florid* Defenae. Coonell, Bentmlay.
to 1? tb* Bomber , of
American (o( su
th, y . H. Wibllc. U. H. O. Club will protwibly
St •f rill FV «*f .\g« ll’llll Uf * W|H
f kMtlf
Thirr rliaft*e« «tll, unte** ore- B|>0 latiil thtii t , r lam %
%tnt * i
-If*
,n i llealth Service holding the rank I established her* within the ncsi ■rnt fdan* ure rhangi-d, lw hrIJ
grow,,
crop*
ho
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oil
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mint
of
revealed
* 10^ Colonel, and President of the (ew week* end LSi
cummin
ihthtioriw, i■*• th ■mi-.|
hopes to is*ue USO memterahlp at the Mine place from 7:00 to ^ wr
D:t>0
F.
H.
on
Monday,
Wedne*
1
r**entml, and thiil nl li tot a p. i
C'trds to nil junior and tenior
day and Friday evrnirig*, Mr j tion «.f th** fund now u»r,| to ini***
dlrtH/ t S t Ju S r tS o flier. elUljrlarvd it U an opportunity toMM* hnsletirs who lave aUrnde«1 il»t? JohriBon *nld
t h r * c v c g r t r t l'li- '* w fo o ild I*,- - l u f t r l
•re tearing tb * brunt
of the |eradicate the serious health oemM- threo Irsson course
The pur|Mi«e i*f till* inatru, tn rfii(H I isli-plrr* si III M * " I filial
The Rrciind of tk o e f i u f m , or, t J on, which M
'Ightlng
1 l 'on* growing out of problems
>
to
v
I
ho
I h*
li'IU
They ahot down a total of 1 2 i ™ t * f . b y th* war. Ther aald “Dress a»v,| liBmri", -III
.‘ktal** Ag r I* ult unil I», pn iff mrnf
\.m
Ja p planet Sunday and Monday J that " lb . aound health of both s i s mrvtiriff t tl> evening in it e hr rtpLini-d, n to induce js4-,,t
1"
and damaged two more enemy; civilians and armvd forces h a City 11si I Auditorium a 1. 7 1 • tty men In produie •i-vrinl on I 4 bill'1' I113M1> f1f i
heyi Irit.l*
v r••* 11 in
warship*— n destroyer
and
e basic factor In th* winning of th* t clock. .Mr WhsnieR, "al l, addin1/ lion fwiiifu!' noue uf fr\, r*
,
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cruiser which wae ‘ stopped by et|war, which call* for all-out effort thsl t'le l?SO iiteclur prsi«ed lbiL
.11ir.
h,‘T,a up lit llifi’i [Rtlllbl * iu
rill*
'1
least on* bomb hit," the cummunl-1 In every field." Becaue* of th* it miner In which iocs I j;*er*LHM; wi ighl n0,1 r«rii* 1mil* tlefi* up »
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vast number of military camps hnkc idsnnrwl i4» #n*cit ,,o i- iv . *•
quo aald.
♦ to >M,.h*
These attacks, which cost the and thcusandi of young men be men in the ttccresMon 1 I,j I> « it m i *'f »4 ' r») |i hi. |« im t * t 1 ' 1*
United States only three planes, ing trained In Florida, auch a Ijike Mon rue- before tin- organm* In tiffarl |1i»* tuilM'lial »rtf • <4m ' FVI •1,4*-1 WNt * * .. hill
»h*>f♦ol' i* in
ptik
and Im-. f ffOt1 a riu Itofcr*
raised to at least 69 th* number program Is considered especially 11**16 Iwgiiis to fjnctlnn.
mi.it,
lirfraflcr,
M,
“ Your Bervice Hen*, ‘ Tub will rh irien
of Jap warship* and auilliarles beneficial to thla State.
Vigorous protest agabut the remsln open sfter n U.SO Club John*nn pointisi nut, will m»t !»•* for military, lend Iib i p and ritil
sunk or damsged and to at least
362 the number of enemy plane* proposed scuttling of th# county has been established «l s down regarded un n tlrlicacy, hut aa i inn LRii and >f which iiictca«»* ir
dtftrojrtd.
unit health program and return town location and the City llstl nrrpxiarv addition to the nation'll ncrcagp planted I* rt*jLr-ilctl imp
carrots, .111 pen rn t Ihcrnim . IItii-i
Tim damaged cruiser was be c f man* counties of under 16,000 Auditorium will sun he u«id'\ meat dial.
rci-nl .. *0111
■rmp ban *,
percent
Other enurrrm on thr •amr hr*Em. 2f, p*
ll red to hav* bceg part of on» ' population to what aha temped'Hr. Radtuk laid
1f» permit, nrtd ohm ii# t !. |H-rrenf
•ubjecl
will
I
m
,»rvunited
in
th.
o t th« many amall #ntmy U tk j lha old ^politically
“polltj
eaploltad** aya-‘ Cspt. ^ o<k! e will n|»en thi*
it diffrrrrjl plii, . > f ouliimaiion <pf Ho I'M 2 urn t|f> •
iorryo In Solomoru waUrt.
item of health dlatrkU , wae made •venlng's mevllng, to wllcn he near future
For tha fifth aweaaalva day.; by M n. Edward P, P faff, praaL invitex1 any Bsniurit women who In the f'oiinty Mr John ton mfd n| green |*eji*. rnblmge, fur-h 1
and t-pTnath wrie
American nlanea a f a In b o m M 'd e n t of the Duval County Fadtra- are lnterealrd, with r. *hoii »d ci!, which nrr dp*igneif to Hr ir inatiH ■,
with
war fit nt pfiHlurt p,(i r, »l*u reipie* led
anenur aupply dJtnpe and troop. u on 0f Women's Clubs, who In 'S rr* ; o. **rltom»
poaiuona^ on ^tha narthweitem preteat of thla proposed then go Introduction
<irof go ■lUireTumt* In a l btinri, ruurt-e* 1 AlthiiUifh pit MUMl ►m Hits umdi
(’apt.
will lw* g ikc ri iu firm iiihi liinn > ,,ri the hullelin?»-g nr ding -■rtur rimy
lr* ‘
W(xkI i
apparently deelgned t o ' keep th# tlon «
Gamci •- The Mltte* lh»ri Hall repair, egg prnel e tiun, irwr*-:i - ,,r cmnpulaof). r m 1„ du<, t i l-k Hu
Ja p * from getting Mt for a major proYr<j
Ing >lr 1,| of w-b>l>>'' •"<! -tr,
Uep#r,menl ofII..- - . l b-1,.1
and I>«rotS> Powell
ping up pr.xlurli.m of pot. en-l '’" n e»*eii,lal. II .l o - •(*!'
••
Fashion Rhow
ApbaraoUr failin g th# »Ung of
|far ** l>' *sil.1e, "M.amr.-. ».«il>l
Commentator —* MUs Carol Htone dairy produrU.
ArmerVan a Ur power. th# Japa r*Wl
AtcompaAlat —
Mr*.
Frank
Th* present rOur.e ineludr- in ,
>“ nhl*m ti.n.|..rUII.vi
tlwir a U -n p te .ta
knock . U w u
Bauar
struellon in regard to. providing Vf ,1<'lll,w*fertiliser. r..n
Improper Drt»t — tho
Miurs satlsfsrtory e,tulplmenl; buying
,n" v r l'r,,dvir".’n sup
Betty Wathen, Doris Hall* Ob chirks;
preparation for chicks
<J«Jed for >br gr.,»„,g ,.f
•da I)
Draon and Jana Rehulti.
ada
and brooding; feeding for meal froP‘ * " * ^ rh lm'rr* ’ r
rr
aRWRfi npiCwil/ H I Mini WDffl I t # Yowell Company— lha Mlssei production: building a fattening'?. u7 ‘T * - T or " ? * ' * ' "
Mary Chapman. Jan a Srhulta ermtej m .rkeUng; drawing fry er. •*
, ”3 , hacanaa of way condition*, Florida
to ra.[nU I„ 1!<M lev
and Oleda Uyaon.
la “deeper* Uie In ned of a haalth
for markati
market!
produclny
producing
heavy
That price ronlrnlkt would I*
Fanny Company — lha
I program". Bba potntad oat that J . C.
dlteaaea and used aa an Incrnllvp lo » wing
ing diseases
Mlaaa* K ttubrlh Lafflar, Hetty blrda; combatting
paraeltee
and
securing
necessary
tha more fevered crop* I* hroucht
Wathen and Mr*. H. 8 . Oran.
.
labor and material.
nut by the statement that "The
.^ 1 »n*h o trait ta avast th a n war* The Hollywood ^ h o p — the Misses
borla
flail.
Nell
Stewart
ami
llepartmenl ha* under consider*,
i), , » l anaoth, paapla to raalaUIn
Lenora Whiddon.
tralta In aaah.
**•
Avallabla rectrd* indlrat* an lion, price aupporl farllltlr* to
Action boding to tha raootolioei
organised system of thorthand safeguard producer! of the crop*
wa* uacd aa far back as 63 II.C.
(Centinwee an Pay* Vauri
FB I Holds
For Dr
'O A
For Victory... \1
I f we wish to be freej If » r wlah ta
p m tr r e InrloUta thoaa IneeUsaable prtelIrjes for wklch * a bar# been co long ctmtrading— wa taaat fight I
—r v n t i t K n e w s * .
numbers" of enemy warships^ are j
still poised In tha northerl) Solo
moos, apparently awaiting lh«
signal for an anticipated all-out
Ja p attempt to recapture posi
tions lost to tha Marines Aug. T.
The Navy said the destroyer*
Meredith and O’Brian—two of
tha newest In lha United States
Fleat —were sunk by entm t ac
lion “within tha laat few days ’'
It said
report* op casualties
have not been received but it la
believed all of tha O’Brien** perand most of the Mere-
f l o r
Construction W o r k
Discouraged By WPB
b il l
pa u sed
PACIFIC COUNCIL M EETS
WASHINGTON'. Oct. 22, (AfA nee, ilr*|>ar
curtailment
I
civilian « o>mI.
|reduction
wl
fi.rrca.t by W l'll Chairman Ns
•tin today in disclosing a pP
cram scheduling civilian Ilea
exactly aa military weapon! a
.cheduled ami sloughing off a
hut t'»e truly necessary clvllll
i ofnrnndllics.
LONDON, Oct. 2 2 , DP)—The
Pacific war council met a t 10
Down In* itrvat laat night with
FLORIDA — Continued war
Prlma Minister Churchill presid
and widely ecattered
tbowi
ing___________________
moetly In the couth and cent*
portion* thla afternoon and I
NO LOVE PR IO R ITIE S
8 UBANVILLE, Calif., O c t 22, nigh t
ALABAMA— U til* temperate
DP)— Pollct Chief W. 0 . If#n( an
swered a call reporting that an change eoulh, hut wanner la net
portion
thla afternoon and cool
unidentified ‘ woman wsa Jabbing
tha Urea of a parked ear with a In west and north p o rtio n U
pair of ihaara. Whan ha arrtvad afternoon and tonight) ahowet*
ha found two fla t tlrua and s pot* north portion tonlghti fresh wla
eat tha driver*. aaat raO burt “ You on coeat this afternoon sad 1
con repair a punctured Uru but;
you , can't repair s punctured:
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TH 18A N FO H D
Th« Sanford Herald
You will not. like the new tax bill which became
the law of the land when the President signed It yes
terday. By “you" we do not mean those habitual detestera of tax bills—the three or four percent at the
top of the economic pile—we mean every one of you,
every one who earns $600 a year or more, some 46,000,000 of you, and even the rest will pay greater
so-called ''painless'' taxes.
n week getn soaked right on tho Jaw with a "Victory"
tax—so-called to mnke It more palatable—which takes
a dollar a week out of hla payroll. And everyone elec
who carna'$12 n week or more will pay a similar tax
based on 6 percent of his weekly salary or wage. And
the employer, whoever he happens to be, l>ccomes the
tax collector, filches the pay envelope and remits to
the government.
Then when it comes time to figure up what your
Income tax Is, you will find that the norma] rate has
been Increased from 4 to 6 percent while the surtax
Is Increased so that It ranges from 13 to 82 percent
depending on how much you make. But there is u
post war credit for nil good little bovs * so that part
B IBL E T EK 8B rO B TODAY
of the taxes which you pay today , will be returned to
THE QUESTION 18 WHEN you after the war Is over, provided there is anything
W ILL YOU KNOCK AND DE
ADMITTED? The kingdom of
God cometh not wllh observstioni
neither shall they ssy lo hers or
10 theta I for behold ths kingdom
of god Is within you.—Luke 71:
horse,
our
Lecturer In Service
. Writes Timely Verse
WASHINGTON
By j a c k m w i r r
WASHINGTON, Oet B , (WW)
—American women In general
and those la the uniform of the
WAACs, WAVES and WAFS in
particular ow* a ll-gu n salute to
Jean Kaos, shlef eoitroUer (maJor general) of the British Auxil
ary Territorial Service.
Her brief visit to the United
Slates has done much to *ortvln*e
the Army, Navy, and other brass
hats that women can do a valaeble Jotr la bis war.
Tha reason Jo that General
CAMP UPTON. N. Y , Oct K
(FNB)— Don Blapdlng, 17-ycar
old lecturer, noet and artist, wh*
left hie borne In F t Pierce, Flo
rida to Join the colors as a pri
est*. Ibis week rclrased the fol
lowing S-line verse, which he
states Is Intended to explain his reenlistment hi the army. He en
titles It “Veteran's Heart”, and
has authorised its release to the
T H U ttfiP A Y , O C T O B E R I t , I M
dnlis sounds of atrlfa,
ncwipapers of the state through
lh Florida News Service. The Until my Veteran Heart, prolaatverse .'allows; •
In,**1 Soldier.
Forward.
“VETKHANS MEAETMarch. . . to Ufa!"
I am weary.. Yet, If Fata should
* Pl-lratc Don BUnding
sa\ t i me
vC-1-T-1X7
"Best. Soldier, rest. Dismissed.
.
2nd Receiving Co.
Put down your pack."
Camp Upton, N. Y.
Each nerve and . muscle would
mak» urgent plea
The kllitr wbaU will attack
To listen and obey. A moment s
tench tartar species and arm
atari:
While sleep's Insistent flaxen beats end amall ahlpa.
prrka ageist mr ryes
•*»
Vs stow drugged wins
logic
l i f e too busy making death,
Men to loud to b« afraid,
WOMEN READ METERS WEST PALM BEACH, Oct. « ,
OP)—Bacanaa ' aba llkaa to walk,
Mr*. Frank M. Harriiwton la now
reading gas mrtar*. In fact, ah,
la ao anxious to atart bar dally
seven-mils hike that aha begins
bar rounds at 7:00 A. M., an hour
before aba la supposed to read bar
first meter.
The cbollm cactus of the south
west makes a brilliant torch when
set afire.
Ine. 8 ho wear* bar uniform as
fan tarfe ess. *2
make-up (U you hove time for
It ),nsu polish (If It's practical),'
and romance (one of her many
achievements has boon to try to
see to that ATS women gat loaves
at tbs same lime as husbands
and sweethearts In the armed
fortes).
„
’ I
Married, at 17, after a con
ventional childhood In a well-lodo London suburban family,
she spent the next eleven year*
as a conventional British house
wife and mother. Haw, only W
years eld, she is a veteran of
nearly feur w ar* In uniform
and head of the corse of more
than
1M.000
British woman
soldiers who do everything from
welting tables to manning tha
snt|- aircraft guns. She • the
youngest major general la the
British army and although she
UljMMMM!
GIVE THE DINING ROOM A GIFT!
tkuillllltttt
Beautiful LampB
that for our W * A d at Dss
Ho In**, she has won all her pro
motions from captain up on
merit.
1
Shi gives her saint* to the
housewives who are fighting the
war on two fronts— In the noma
and In the ranks of ths millions
of nononlformtd workers. Theirs,
sha says Is the hardest Job of
JT* too grow tired In tha great
The ’ T E W
—
fflE it* L D , f l A f ir o a i> ,- f M « t I I > *
W# to* grow 'cold, reach Ineonelusion:
Dream no tnors and think no
hour good,
Tho east pretsntlous, present glib,
Tho future drab In a khaki hood.
Wa too remember, hats rememharing,
Haven’t They Heard?
Revolt at words, find thinking
thick.
fstth debt
We in thin country believe that in time of war equal
candled lan
Redocad to ell and flamUu wick. sacrifices should be made by all people and groups alike.
.
.W* too. Bat w* rouit ring, muit
end find
our
love
1 | D e * V t look back, sc* but our7^,, fe e BriblSf there and grow a-
lb#
OmstitoUenal
to b* voted upon
Her. 8. Don't Wav* It entire!*
t* the ether fellow to decide
triwt
the
Constitution under
which you moat live will be.
smsntmmn'i
Wo*v* been hearing a lot about
the ssan power problem during
fro la st few weeks, but If this
tiro situation doesn't Improve
pretty soon well be hearing
more shoot th* hors* power
revolution breaks out In
age 1m t the Vichy govL l t wtU be a bloody atId m o which oven tha
W «aa hardly contemplat*
m
i
We believe that when terrific wartime taxes are levied,
everybody should lie made to pay In proportion to his ca
pacity. We believe thst when men are drafted the same
proportion should be called from one town as another, We
believe that when food la rationed everyone should be treat
ed alike.
In the .light of this rather common belief in thla coun
t y , i t la Interesting to not* th at in Washington where ths
regulations which govern the .rest of us are mads, tho full
fury of the war's mighty bloat haa not yat been felt
President Roosevelt said recently upon hla return from n
nationwide tour that the rest of the country was far Ahead
of the Washington bureaucrats. They are far ahead in
sacrifices at any rate.
And the Memphis Commercial Appeal, as If to show
that food rationing has not yet made itself felt in our
capital, reports on a recent dinner meeting of the field rep
resentatives of the Office of War Information where Archi
bald MacLelsh, poet nnd Librarian of Congress and former
head of the Office of Facts and Figures, addressed the gath
ering.
"Following the feast of reason that Archibald no doubt
provided, the physical man seems to have required refresh,
ment," says the Commercial Appeal. "Flret, he got It at
a bar, where tho guests got Martini, Manhattan and Dlaquirl
cocktails, and|or Scotch highballs. Then as the old hillbilly
song runs, They asked 'em in to dinner an' this la what they
ca t'":
Stuffed Tomato with Crabmeat Lumps
Russian Dressing, Stuffed Celery, Salted Nuts
.
Cream of Freeh Mushrooms Profiterole .
Trulte eu Bleu, sauce Moused Inc,
Pommca Amandine
Supremb of Guinea Hen with Virginia Ham,
", perigourdlne
. _r*___ _
Braised Celery au Jus, Pommes Fonlanteg
Bouquet of Asparagus, sauco vinaigrette (plate)
Souffle au .Chocolate
Sauce Vanlllee, Pelito Fours, Demi Toss*.
Taxpayers, "tho rationed, the sacrifices generally will
V
AT
$2.50 Wk.
W
Remember, no more for
the duration I
This beautiful Dining Room Suite of the Eighteenth Century period
mahogany w|th other
means spacious convenience lo any home. Fine
1
excellent woods make up “the flue construction.
Buy now for Christmas
Gifts,
ae eel of thla
wept *f mW
conacleoanaas that xeay * * far
tha muddled
toward avoiding
world affair* theit brought all
of thl» shout.
“SLUMBER* CHAIR
Ajrr*«tn*nU s i
tbe Tampa Bhip-j
yards.
,
.,
Wataon contends that the char
ter of th* shipbuilding company,
ai granted by this stsl*, doe*
not suthorlM It to nuke closed
iSop agree manta or ether exchtalve employment contract*. He
filed a quo warranto action agalnat th* company and aeeka In
formation that should aked plenty
of light on tha aubject If he aoeeaada In •ecuring complete and
unequivocal answer*.
Wataon aakad how math the
The famous Htrelt Slumber Chair Is a
lovely addition to
an y
home.
It's grace,
comfort and beauty Is unexcelled.
JUST ARRIVED!
A beautiful assortment of tables
In M ahafny, Maple and Walnut.
be charmed to learn that a dry white wins wa
with the fish, Bergundy with the meat, and ap
Uquere with cigars and cigarette at the concluslo
Modern and 18th Century designs.
;
*s It/,*.r' V V ' •s
meal,
. Even the OWI officials from tha hinterlands i
ied at the lavishness of Washington hospitality
to newipaper accounts of the "dink on aaUoi
flee. But we have peen no reports from them on
S
GIVE A SECRETARY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
INCENDIARY' BOMB
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, OCTOBER 22, 1W2
THE SXNTORD HEIULD. SANFORD. FLORroA
* * ■ ■ '■ ■ ■ ■
ROSA COGBURN, Bodetr Editor
Social Calendar
T f If phone 148
Garden Club Rose
Circle Has Meeting
THURSDAY
Carrying o at tha alotan "Plant
Mrs. II. P. P c i*, chairman of
Surgical Dressings, U announcing for PatriotUoa and Prod oca for
a claw at >.-00 P. M. at tha Victory", matnbera of tha Roaa of
Grammar School with M n . Prod tba Sanford Garden Chib Clrcla
Williams, lira. C. R. Klrtlcy and participated In tha timely subject
M n . Pop* la chart*. Workers are o f tha loduatrial procreae of Flo
to coma if only for a rida. Each member preeant re
abort time.
H r*. Minnie Jonca will direct ported on a particular, phaaa of
to
maka
tha aowlnf at the Bad Croat room the nation*! effort
America indoatrlally
aalt-aotfl■la tha afternoon.
Tha .............
Scmlnola
Rtbekah bodge
Lode riant. Members yrvre reminded of
.. ..........
No. 43 will meat at tho I. 0 . O. P. the important contribution Flo
Hall. 8:00 P. M. (o bu followed rida la making Ie thla effort. The
commercial growing of rami# and
by a Hallowe'en party.
.
The Glad Iota Oroya No. t<7 yucca fo r hemp, the .arar-lacToaea t tha Supreme F o rtet Woodman w y eattl# industry, tha growing
manufacture,
Clrcla will meet at tha W. 0 . W. " f ° * » _for.
tha enforced stress on fir * pre
Hall at 8.-00 P. M.
Tha Townaend Club will meet vention and tba central conser
vation program pertaining to the
at tha Court House a t 8:00 P. M. protection
o f game and wild Ufa,
Mr.
— I . P. Hagan, president will d< crrvd bv
Governor
Holland,
preside. The public ie invited, to
emphasised.
to Indicate th at Flo
attend.
rida la "fu lly feared In tha allFRIDAY
out w ar. efio rt."
The Phllalhea Class
of
the
"The Garden Club la proud lo
Presbrterian Church will have He play
a vital part In this
annual Hallowe'en costume
trancy through'education end para t the home o( Mrs. G. A. fitln/ Urination," rogm
moers of the club
8:00 P. M. Mrs. John Krlder end reported.
Mr*. R. K. Herndon, co-boatessee.
The panel discussion waa lead
The icwing at the Red Croee
Mrs. J . .II . Colclough.
room will bo under the direction by Du#
to the resigns lion of Mrs.
of Mrs. 8. C. Diclcrson for the M. J . McNair,
Mr*. Julius Ding'nom in; sessio,
folder presided over tha meeUng.
The Woman's Club, under the , Mr*.
Fred
R.
Wilton
was elected
direction of Mn. Milton Dcariso,
chairmen; R fn. AI
will sew nt Ihe lied Cross room chairman;
M l*. Julius
DingIn the afternoon,
•elder, secretary and Mrs. A. 61.
fl
SATURDAY
Gordnler, secretary, pro tern.
M n. Francis Koumillat will dieThe meeting was bald at tha
tribute sewing lo the county.
home of Ms. Julius LHngftlder.
Office hours of the Garden whose Being room wa* decorated
Center at Smith’s Furniture Store with magnolia teed pods, ele
will be from 2.00 to 6:00 P. M. phant ear bloat*ms and koelreaut.lth Mr*. 8. C. Dickerson
In leria.
charge.
MONDAY
Program meeting of the Wo
man’s Missions!* Society, of the
F irst Baptist Church will meet
a t 3 :30 o'clock at tha church.
The Social Department of the
Subject for the month, "Think on
enter
these things what-eo-rver things Sanford Woman's Club
■
Hi
hni
r-H
iKmnck
Ilia
el
I
ael
nlaa”
a r* heard through Ilia disciple* . tained tha members <f the Slate
Board
of
tha
Florida
Federation
Circle Four will *
large
if Women's Club and reprree.it*.
the program. Sunbeams.
S
. a.
R. A. programs w ill be held ll*c * of District seven with a t r *
Tveaday attemoon a*, the Club
a t the same time.
Truth Seekers Claes of the Me house.
The guest* were received by
thodist Church will meet In the
Church annex st 3:00 P. M. Host- 6tis. E. Compter, courtesy chalrease*. Mrs.
Georgo
McCrum, r.an, and presented to Mr*. Ralph
Austin Smith, State President .if
the Florida
Federation,
Mrs.
Jam ra M o jifn n i. president c f I t*
ard Mrs. R. L Shlnholser.
Junior Y. W. A. of tha Baptist Pwnlord elul and
C -inh will meet at the horns of Herndon social chairman.
r ‘ * club » i . decorated to re
Tve
Fhirley Echols, Pslmetto Avenue
p is e n t an In‘ .>rn:al gtrslrn e .n > •t 7:30 P. M.
■»g out tha etala colors of g. id
TUESDAT
Thera will ta a clasa In home end _green. An Improvised rock
Social Department
Entertains Board
I nursing a t 3:00 P. 61. at tha garden of gold canns ■ and f*m
affaetin and added color to
afieftlya
BtardaU Avenue Chapel - with
.
eUm ara fevitaj Ur 'iSmi,;.*
which time an hear coneenieet to
Urn member* will be derided open.
Mrs, Mitchell Named
President Of Club
Mrs. J . C. Mitchell waa elected
to i tree aa president of the Semi
nole County Teacher* Club at the
meeUng of the grout held In the
Junior High School on Monday
evening with II. E- Morris presi
d in '.
Talk* to
the teacher* were
m*de bv -3. E. Kipp, 8upt. of
P u b lic In stru ctio n T . W . lowlon,
and C. W . I shill of l-ak* Mary.
Miss Edna Chitlrndon outlined
plana for teachers' group insurfines and cited several Instances
vhern benellts had been received.
A report on the Teechera* Credit
Union eras made bv Mr*. Jack
Horner who urged all those, who
I aren’t dost so, to buy shares In
tV i union.
Mr. Ishill and Ben Steel# war*
appointed as a committee
to
make plans for the
Armistice
|.hay celebration I* Sanford At
the eoncloslon '.1 the meeting refreehmente arrrv served to
84
tpsberr of th- dul
k i * :M d DwTT".
. eaotartd with a sllvar
howl of talisman rosts and canalec.
Elnm ttt Herndon, accompanied
Mrs. Roth Jackson,
tang
the
aongt, “Svlv U " and "Song of
Bongs". 6ir*. Jackson played se
veral selection* by
Briiunitn.
Mnu Chart** Wilkie, accorapanlod
by Mr*. Georg* MeCall, sang "B y
» • Water* o f Mitral tonka" and
" L ittle a a l 8*1”.
Serving-daring the afternoon
Mr*. John L*a, Mrs. 0 . H. Patn«m. Mr*. John Sciirerd and lira.
E. J . Nelson, Jr.
The decorating committer for
the club v i »*i Mr*. Joh.i Lee,
chairman. Ilia . E. J. NeL: >i. J r .
and Mrs. Jl. W. Rucker, jl e v J .
B. Ray atri Mrs. R W. Rupraeht
wer* In charga of the tea table.
The music warn arranged tor the
regram by Ifra. Georg* McCall.
tendedr° , *m* t* ^
1M r ***U
at*
None*
The If. P. Club, compoaed of
Past Matrons * f A e m ln o U a * ^ ‘ter No. -t Order
- .
of. the
Eastern
Star, hai paetponed tha Meat
lueellR* galled for Monday, Oct.
'Jrt
t l lil!
l * Itha
Wo neat
..aa # weak.
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lly A liFJ.A inr. K l i t ft
Wide World Featarrs Writer
Margaret Hickey holds a bigshot war job no other woman
hae ever held before.
At chairman of the new wo
Friends
of
Gkorgt
Broen,
men'! policy committee of tho
Laurel Avenue, will
regret
lo War Manpower Commission, she
team of the death of hie mo* i t . heide tha first srartlme commit
Mrs. R. W. Brown of Sturgis. tee of American women which
Kentucky, last Tuesday.
settles important policy.
So she la ray nomination for
Mr. and Mrs. R M. K im and the Woman of the Month.
daughter, Joyce, Hava relumed to
Mist Hickey, dark-eyed, silver,
their fhome
l eland after at- haired and smooth-skinned as a
tenjlng the funeral of Mrs. E. C. girl—la. a good-looking Missouri
Helper.
lawer who founded and brads a
St. Louis training school for
Jimmy Lea, too of Mr. J . U. business women.
Lee of M09 Orango ,\vcrvj# net
She and her committee of II
toileted aa > member
of
the other women leaders of labor end
R o m * Anne Strv m a ami Ruaaall Hayden a rc mighty engm ated in
A n a j MUlUry PoUee Ir. Orlando Industry have one of the tough
tnd Vill report to Camp Blending est jobs in the war effort. They aach other In Columbia's latrat w r« trrn thriller, "D O W N RIO
Oct S4,
will help recruit 5.000,000 mon- GRANDE WAY,** In whkh C h arlri S ta rr rtt It *l»o iin r r n l at thr
women for war production by the RIT7., tomorrow and Saturday.
Mrs. B. G. Prescott, mother of end of 10*3 and cooperate with
Mrs. E. C. Harper, whose funeral i /*,« War Manpower ('ommlialon
wa* held Mondayafternoon a. [to obtain
the moat effective utill4:00 o’clock, plant to leave for I union of women power,
her home thla afternoon. White I The training, plarement
and
other relative! who came to at-1 grading
lata* of women lartory worktend. the funeral
r
_ .. ral .have left or ers. the
conditions under which
nlar to leave this wccstrul are they work and the maintenance
M. B. Prescott and John F. Pres of health and safety standards
eott of Raleigh, N. C.; Wemielle will be among their problems.
Prescott of Lake Waccamaw, N. One of their greatest concerns
C.; Mlia P etit* Prescott of kin- will be the older woman.
•lor.. N. C.- Mr. and Mrs. G. 8
"S h e
s h o u ld n 't b e p u sh e d n H l
Hales of Washington I). C.: M rs.[by agr prejudice Just s t she apClark Webb of Raleigh, N. f\; prnerhes her years of greatest
M. II. Godley of Grimesland. N. usefulness
* ■
*• rip e rtrn rra and
with
C.; I . A. Bennett ami son Edward m aturity of viewpoint lo her
of l-akrlarv*: Mrs. E llis lem nion [ cred it," Miss Mickey said recently
and M n. W. J . Coleman of B a r-1 |n .N’rw York. " \ ¥ a uomin la
harrlllf.
I able and ran qualify. Irt her
i wort.**
I Mlia lllrkry la one of thoaa
P er tonal s
T
S
DAILY MENUS
MRS. ALEXANDER
GEORGE
~n,r^
at “a
Tt"
' • known
swell person”—qulck-wu
ted, irienaiy sml pos>rs*rd of a
million dollar smile. In private
life she is Mrs. Joseph Strubinger,
Lloyd Nolan look* on at if the whole thing might be hie Idea, while
a He of a St. lemis lawyri
She really headed toward her comely M arjirie Weaver prepare* to mele out the highest penally
present war job during ihe first to effervescent l ’h il S ilv e rs . , candid cameraman who la too candid
World War She look a wartime for h i. ow n g*-**d in " J f S T OFF BROADWAY." coming to the
typist's job and devoted her H IT / . T i ll . A T It h j t t d a y and S a lu rd a > . An eseitlttg m u rd e f u iy s t r r i
mere time In sneeehr* pushing
th rille r Ihe film a '.‘i>lh I e lit u r ) j'o s p rvulurli n. Is th r la te s t In ih ■
Liberty Bond sales.
C iJ# l
«
tl. 4f»
Iasi 4
i .*i4 lioum hr-i i*H'.vwu
tha
ttiltlh nitst rlrtriilh iriifull©
1 ©«»*
U ) OF-1 I V C l A H k l .
lihuaraii may. thr arrM rulgUta
Wiilr World Beauty Editor
»ay, »latr from b#for© and ffVfffi
When your halrdrraaar trachea lonv brioro tha Christian era.
you how to do your own hair,
1 rotlhuacan ii 3’.* ml!©* irom
Mexico C ity. T hr f r r a r n t digglnga
that'a nrwa.
a r « 1H m ilra fa rth er, in a «traiffht
lin e . In th e t t a l r o f llit la lg o
A b o u t t h r n in th r r n t u i v a I©**
c l v l l i i r t l I k i I m o rr w a r l la i
|»ro
ph
d r o c r m lr d
fro m
the
no rth .
IC a happ ening In N e w
Y o rk .
w h r r r th r trend of t h r tim e * h a t
Im p rlled a t* p -flig h t h a ir a ty lia t.
I.u ra d r ( I n , ti» f l v r h r r c lie n t* I
Irato na In ho m r-m ailr r o if f u r m .
It me mran lr«» hC»lnra« for Ihe
halrdri-sscr, says Lure, but after
ell, this Is wurtlme. and girls
who work long hours at new johs
often don't have time to get professicnally beautified
S o the self se rvice h a ird o course
is Imro.
tt t r s r h r s b u sy g irls
how to brush, shaoipoo and rr! s ty le th e ir h a ir, even to th e my»Jt r r lo u a business of p ro d u c in g a
( f in g e r w ave w ith the old <f wa! te r and hobby pins.
.
The
firs t
th in g
stre sse d
Is
. thorough brush in g , w ith the head
I down to s tim u la te e ir r u la t h t n in
Ih e scalp
T h is should be .lone
lw fore and a ft e r the hom e sh a m
poo.
T h e re 's n tric k lo g iv in g y o u r
self n pr frsstnni»l-h«>klng fingi-r
w a ve
t i li l s o re taught tu wind
the ru rls fro m the end o f the!
h » lr and not fm m Ihe sculp, f«« |
ten them n e a tly w ith one hobby *
pin, w ith the end of the h a ir I
lu rke d
underneath
The
curtshould be pinned In r l r n
row 1
around I tie b r a d . w ith no bs-.e
ends w a lin g m the hi err*
A ft e r the last pm is in place,
the h a ir Is e v r r r d w ith n targe
t r ia n g lr nM . tied • c c tm lv »n«unil
the head w ith m knot in fro n t.
Y o u inoy Ihcrt go t «» I mnI in com
fo rt, oml « B k e up w ith h o ir dr>
ond n eatly rurlret (hi* next m o rn
ing.
Barbecaed Chlekra Bettlne
It la good war economy to
save ell fat trimmings from
meat.
They ran he used for
browning and seasoning foods.
* To brown a food place 2 table
■peons of fat (suet) In frylnr
pan and heat tt slowly. Add the
Jka'ptiljr Xlit’hn rl S h » v n r i l r l r r t l k r *cr 1 r *
meat or other foods and **ar|
SS M r V^ofid F e a ly r e a
oulckly on both sides.
M K XK n ( TTY Oc( T l.
In
T *I m Ih r m ago if Ira •»I r r H f r f of
Dlaaer F o r Saaday (for € er 7 ):
In** •nd *r •« and li'arnin^
lo ir
Fish Cocktail
I
\« 11 ft H r k*riMif t# mi>l« • amt |*alR e d CroBH N o te s
Barbecued Chicken Ilettin*
11••v% I r6■t . lent l\ - t iit r .l I*
r
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r
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I
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l
m
w
b
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go*|
v
a
hoar
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
By M R S . R O Y F. M A N N
I I h r <Ifft. r «»f < tk 1 1ib li i»t
«6i«t|on'
i»i.l**»undr«l
Butteh Cauliflower
1
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it. h r . ...........H I •e ie 1 • '• ?••*• w i ll I d I.IM nti'l Mi •M
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Ie r r a l m u
th*- • i\ i l l i a t i o n th a t
Blueberry Sticks
Butter [ A rpf" iritrrr«lln*
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,6
mRtnir c m . f *r iti 1 \.<
• 1 •1** it * 1r i
man* r iM ’i i i )
B ill*
f lu (ili* h r « i
in
lo in
th e n
«©mrGr*en Salad
1■
tl\t Institute on |)l»ca»« l*r©por c«eu»4 * ( l ir r t'lia io lils H i --m
1 i i e are* in
I
a o m r ll m g
to ■
b . r g r . b u t. b p iH iin t t h in g h *(.|w
Apple Pie
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h im d m la nf \»*ar« I r f o r r ( h r ar
nf
1ati |l|e- •
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Barbecaed Chirkea BetUas
wl:h r spirmlit rcfife»rnliil.,,r ol (he* l(i» 4i
1 1\ Mln of (h r S p a fiia riD
\ c u rta in
t lot lim it
«i**t
2 fnrtra, cut up
iftiilaiu’© Mr* K K H lumillot. l r » 4i u m « n 14 1m l • t' ;»r © 4*r m l i m i * « r 1l.r 11
%»a« d r a w n
on
T u la ,
a « n rlM in
no a* *tl
i outy Cholimm colir«t th« inr«*i
3 tablespoons butter
f *41111111 ■ til* • i m r » l i
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ork T in
ino to order and oakrd l*rv. Kr«nwtt •*«| lit lke- a Hi- 11** > n • met ii M r
4 tablespoon* flour
hrv
rai«m^
r y an
a lt ril*H
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1 • h A l illilB llo n
type of lh
I'uliev
to
pronounce
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h
r
fH
,
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tO p M ittd r
I
1 cup water
T l ry
l i r li r k r
(h a t
( h rr y
V a e t r r ie ihi
a I (Jo v ’t
ek. _____ 1.___
v
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lion. Tl t pied^o to thr fltx
m**nrv
t cup* tomatoes
v ill
tb« pul I. • v rlt art ngt-fti ,r r fo u n d T u la a g a in a n d t h a t ( h r
riven
ofter
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1 bay leaf, crushed
( Lair men o( Dionatci Relict »ur needi are drlrrmincsl (hi intii in *U iti ii r h a rg r
ita
b u rie d
i iln a
v*III r a * t
n* «*
U cup chopped onions
Bemlnolo
C
outjr,
%
ir.troduced
Mr.
T h e aftern oo n a r e a lo n w as de • rwl Im j ^ r t a n t li g h t on A m e r i c a
rTldual is alloled a givm aimur.l
l/> ftp diced salary
U
F.
Ro*
and,
Generol
k*teld
uixl
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ted
to
the
d
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is
p r io r to t h r r n m |u rs t
to purrha»p v. ha I i* ncrdc<l. hut
H teaspoon aalt
I.loloon R >ni»eenUttvo In Flori- the b ill* m in i direct to l i t Red t r a t io n and in fo rm a tio n in run
T h r w o rk l« ln*lng d«*nr b y nr
U teaspoon pepper
<!* Mr RoMjaml i» o ven clcer ( ru»* I linpler
ih a r s ih ig l* t • n f t h r M f l l i ' l h
N’ a
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f
1
him
H teaspoon poultry seasoning
aiwI Intervbfinir Rpeo*»ei The f«din it ia l | ti» t it u t r i*f A n tS tii|> 4i|o g v
deal* d i r r « ( l v w ith th»«« af
1 teoipoon
teaspoon 1
Worchestarshlr* Haue# lowing err rorr.c j»« rtinent fertn Th© k©d < r**aw f I, ||IH| fmiiili*-* I v •
• -fii.iil.l ||ts| 1s. *••* I ral vailh i||aa*l«*r and Mlm orrd And H ia t - 'f ) H ug© •tom- w m r ia t M
Wo»h ond cut up fryer*. Ploco brought to our attention by Mr. n f fr r t i'd I y !i*n
h i **1
te-Mipir*
• ta d lllllM
Millie d in t '
• •• latu m e
lilt '
I t Lp | I ’. f r r t
In bullerad baking lu h . Melt but-. .I'f-wiond oml which wc thmignt ( h r rr-np**n *.1 if . i •-•tint 6 %%* I
a n d p y r a m id * h a v r r«»in«* to lig h t
'• r tii.n k«a* i r n . i t l>\ h n t l r r \S rl
fa
re
a
g
r
nr
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X't
»*.,•
in
(lit1
*
f
•
iy
ter and add flour. S tir In vrateri might
in terr.: u*
u 7°°
ight be 01
oi Inierr*;
In r r r l a l n
in s ta n t r »
llr r r
i* a
and tomato**. Cook slowly until a
Tlie Arrcricon Res I Cron %*•» of aniiuMii*« n rr madi in m ar'> 11*111 N a l i h r a h
B i m l li a r i l y o f n i r a to t h r E g y p
irn (a«©« ©l*rr< to . ■d i U m m r nf a
thin sauce fe m e . Add rest of in- founded in 1M1 •« c? w ii
tia n .
T h r r r ib a m a ik c t l l l k r i t r s a
gradients. Cover and simmer 6 icedixtel) olunft.1 into disable, fa m ily ha« b»* n All Irt I T i e i>.( n*
to t h r M a y a n
f.V rta in
vrn n m o u i
* rn
anakea
minutes. Poor over chicken. Add lelief by tho help c iu n d ld dur* ber* of RUfii n fa m o y n r r in«« ©
Rrlativrlv near Tulr lira ana lid and hake 1U hours In mod- ii*K Ihe M ic h ig a n f i M of th a t J B tlf- x u p p o rtin g . i f |M6B a i I ■!t , liy ■ w arm hy th r thtuiaand in trop- i th r r a g r il iiirtro |M » lli l m m its
rn
n iu u m ii a lso h a v r com© p ) r m n i. | e
•rale oven.
Frm.tiaco Fir * of
Blaeberry Stick* (H at Bread) I Ic-od and
l-»ter
rear*.
2 rape flour
In 11M)& th » '( •| L‘ro»a
w®.
4 teaspoons baking powder
ihartrreti h» <‘ong.r»a and glren'
H teaspoon
isspoon salt
Inn ma inr
. • h n itiri; a* th
ten
y. beati
liaison betyvrrn thr men of (hr
l i rap eugar
ormrl lorre* am' I it* lamilir
2-'3 rap blueberries (canned)
back home, and ditaatrr r r l i r f
1 tyblespoons fat, melted
I u iiita n n
1 rap milk
N o fe«trral fund- a r r a* lila h l*
Lightly blend Ingredients end fo r d laastei r r l l n . t>d a r r fro.n
half fill greased, shallo
baking voluntary
public^ retribution*
pen. Bake 10 minute# In moder All lunda donater1 lor d'aaster rr
liof
are
spgnt
for thla purpose
•
ate oven. Quickly ra t In square#
with sharp knife idipped■ In warm lone and pot used lor any ©the'!
water. Serve warm with butter. Kitivitier Every naiioiia1 appeal
for tha work has u.vr* over *ub ■
ch eese
and •<«lbtd.
All txpctMiiture* of tie
lie I
salted peanuts (about Croat are aumted by th# Mn»
portions) thinned with a
lliiU . . . . I
_ .V .| DepT. An annuel r»|xrt Is me.l •
j i u * H' °
t r* * M
|«ech year to ihe War Dept., who
aU drikkiui
end whoUeom* filling |n turn Mport ln ,-on, r„ , . tv e fy
for wholewheat er Boelon hrown|u>cal ehepler ll . •evte' to 1>
conquered ami mlsrd with this
rmcr. From Ihe mixture come the
Toiler* oml
from
Bomrwhrre
come n irrr«i nn«l wl*e ruler. Ho
h r i C*e Arotl Topiltsin Quetxol*
cootl, **r»xl of thr olr,'* who*©
•ymbol U i« o nlumol xerpent.
Tl© Toilers built • irreot metro|H>li«. Tul*. on«l lot ot lto»t
two cent trim it f)ourixh©<f. Then
Bomelhlnir hnpprnr«l. The rurtoin
'rot. cJrowr .
L ast Times Today
cuwrotD
mm
DOUGLAS
Friday and Saturday
DOUBLE PROGRAM
Ancient Tula Ls
Believed Found
Near Mexico City
1
Tlj# Chib
, ‘UJ hare a called m eetltT on bread sandwiches.
Monday, N or. j , at JlOO P. M. at
LAKE MARY
temple* anil forlrc**©*
If tn#
real Tula n nt the new digging*
then Ihli
othrr
metropolis —
Ieotil*ua*'*;>— p pxclabi;* much
Beauty Specialist
Describes Manner
rtf Curling Hair
Woman Has Good
Position On War
Manpower Board
WAR ofl the RAMB
S1VS»!
W A N T 'A H a ve I T N ?
IU* a t O u r R ig
M idnitc* .Show
.S a tu rd a y lh .’lO
j\vt ^wiofa UffyjJjk
SSi'ffiM'sS.'.-'6: *•
Mrs. Mary Brunner hae arriryd
from PennriyIrani* to spend th*
winter with her brother. Joseph
Kansky, end her graadaon, Wei-
ta ^ G e n b er.
LEARN WELDING, Thousands Needed
for Shipyards in Florida
and Georgia!
Get. W. E. Baker expect# te
u P r - i i k e . e r v u j.
with
St
Stop..
Sm
month
ittaSTLl*
w
PImmm * bf At4at, Mr. a P. Whitten mi the
•tel
F r id a y iBad
Bfttarday, between
• A* M. tad I t P. M. Com* any time.
Onr Gnranteed Cocree Tratne To# In S to 4 Week*.
We Caa Piece Tea la Jeha laiBiedlateiy.
\X • LOOK!
• BIG P A Y !
frem letters ef e«r gredaeUd etedenUi "Hera
I
Think
m m eeeod title week, will get raise Ie a weeks to lie e .. .
"Geteg le work Nerfofc Mary Yard eUrtieg D M per ktsr*
. . . 64asy etiwre.
• JOBS!
• WAITING!
ft
a
TwiceBefore Making
LONG DISTANCE CALL!'
In Amwlca'a raco agalnH time,
war Induitrlo* ami th# armod
f#rc#s ar# using th# long did*
tone# Hltphow# as never bofora—calls by th# thousands
a y o r y d a y .^ / * ^
But thousands of civilian massagM-calls n#f r>f#t>d to win
ning ih# war—#n
vital War communications —to
glvo war IndusfHos and tha mil
itary fareas tha tolophono time
thay must havo —AmaHca Is dapandIng on ovary long distance t
talaphona user to voluntarily
sacrifice his unnacassary calls, ef
Thar* Is urgent need now for
a spaded effort fa avoid making
"long haul" calls. Ih# greater
ELEPuonEnnoTtmiinLCiaraii
... ........................
ill U
Mil
m is
TNI KIN # I M IN
aaaiAM .aoM d o o q la i
TVa autf MtlTM TRIO
A u - a b o u t Vrl' B \ Q , c ]
B A R ^, ks
ADS ARE NEWS
Printed In & * Type
�t
PAGE POUR. ? '*V
THE SALFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Hanaen, 17, motle-«truck Lincoln,
Neb., girl at a party In Bel Air
the night of teat Sept. 27.
Deputy Diet. Atty. Thom*. W.
Cochran
.aid the actor'e lawyer*
1.03 ANGELES, Oct. 22. W V plin
A reennd charge of criminal a»- the to surrender him today on
charge;.
re-tl Involving r IV-yrai-old girl
m i tiled yeetrrvlay agalrut Actor
SPONGE IRON
Errol Flynn.
Juvenile
Officer
L t R. W.
WASHINGTON,
Oct. 22, ( 4 3 Howling rignri'
r. complain*,
terday
charging that l ie .wathbuckling Ghiirman Boykin (aid yntci
fmn idol attnckrsl Prggy I-a rue hi* llouao Merchant Marine Bubbattrrlce, IT, Aug. 3/ lu ll, during committee investigating the elect
a weekend trip to Catalina litand •hortage expected to prose with
all pcnlble vigor for expansion
op the actor*/, yach:.
Flynn U Khcduled to appear of farflltiea to product ipongv Iron j
for preliminary hearing Friday aa a supplement to the nation*, i
|
on a charge of attacking Dotty ■tool capacly.
■y.-
Actor Faces Second
Charge Of Assault
H e a lth P la n
I s A d op ted A t
B o a r d M eeting
Vnenla bofloflttiflg women and
children".
Tha ■pec la I committee appoint
ed by H n . Ralph A. Smith, president, to plan and direct the
"Health for Victory" procram inel ode* _ Mr*. Roberta, chairman;
Mr*. A. Malcolm Smith, Tampa;
Mre. Joseph L. Gray, Latte City,
Orel flee president, FUrida FedenUon Of Women’* Clobe; Mre.
8 . E. Montgomery, Apalachicola,
chairman of tho Division of Public
Haallhi Hra. John R. Parklneon,
Daytona, chairman of tho DepartTOent cf Education.
Mre. Walter L, Cooper led tho
reedioK of the '‘Collect" at tho
opening meeting.
Miai Minnie
Porter Harrle led the pledge of
aUe*Jan« U» the fla g . Mr*. W.
.1
Under*eeret»ry of the Nivv James V, Forrrital 1l*Un* a* marine Pvt. Eugeo* C. Moor* of Sen Francl.ro
tell* bow 66SJap*
Jape tripped
1
him In hi* Unk on Qavutu Island In the Solomon* and left him for dead aftrr
I
aettlng Art
setting
fire to th*
the tank,
jabbing him with a pitchfork and knifing him. If• wai picked op later and rvacu.
•led to a South I’.rifle bate hotpllsl where Ini* photo was Uktn. Shown (I. to r.t are: Moore. I.lrut. ComI minder U. A. Goodman, Secretary I'orTrtUl, and Lieut. Commander H. S. lludack. TMi It on offlci.l U. .3.
•
Marino CcrJij Photo.
( C s o t in u ) i
|#
h*r»ltf
V V i lV » r
MAY CtlN-
ilf#ri
l»*rv t*iv
*hfat
(/o r*
mirlf U i r r
Kll#n Wsliitr), h u
1I#4 t t f fin a l ra in iri #■ ailm lnlt*
i r t l r l t of th t ••lata of l lv f w a M
IV ah tr. d *c*a»»d; that
*hm ha*
ll#4 fairy D#llll*>n for fin a l tilt*
luart*, anil that » h i will applr
o In# If ifanrail la II. IV. War#,.
:o u m y J u i g * o f fttm lnol# rounr . F lo rid a , a f tan o'clpch A, M .
m Ih a 10th d ay o f October. H i t .
o r a o m o v a l o f aataa and fo r flnai
ilaaharsa aa A d m ln U tra trls of (ha
• la ta of 1 1•jr werd
W a lfa tr,
da*
^ T h la
tlth
day
~ v * t* A IM f
T>AnPKS
of
ULLKN
fF o m io r ly
M a ry
Kapttinbar,
P ig s
Who* i loao K otli n r y lu t U California w u aboot to hold op i
duct] on beeauM It m ld a t obtain for month* an lotriaata mac bins tool
that wag ooodad, IovmUvo 8am Csrtvr cupped In. B aa. a Lm Angeles
machine shop owner, took th* tranamluloa*’ from two looked ears, an
that we need for shipping celery
old talk*, and the Jank*d frame of a drill p r tu and built th* machine, [ and
send them la some other place
shown In photo, that wu needed. It rut* *[reult*neou*jy th* three face* *
tn transport what they d--e.n to t-e
ef high-prmur* T joint* used In tblp*' furl and steam line*.
In more essential crop,” added Mr,
1
fCentral F rill)
W a l*
FO R D D E A L E R S
Daytona Beach
■
,
|Mrw(ng. *'As tn frrtlliier, t Jie.
■
I lleve that most of our local grow.
I era are already supplied for presfut Inventory Is made. Then when
ln , he m»tler of
n new organisation lakes _ over labor, w* ar* not eipericncmd
that particular area, It' “find* It*
“ any difficulties at present."
equipment alrrady In Ita proper
Blanding Conserves
Rubber And Gasoline
n.
fcjurp blaming, tfd 22,—p laThl*
method save* countless
(Special)—One of the lele.l .tep.
truck trip* to and from the warttaken at Camp Blanding to save hutises and also cut* down on
on viul rubber aupplle. and e*.- time an,t personnel.
i ollne It th« etorlng »l varlnucquipmenl throughout the ram p
ROHES ARE RED
Instead of the old method o l
eentnllilng all storage in the
A miniature version of a flortam i'r warehouse area
T1 it, if an organiiatiun move*, lit'i Iwn 1* what one coemetke
llrm
I* using to package ita /tow
certain euppUea such as ditSce,
’
WAVE. Jr.
Every women lore* a uniform.
If your little girl aeptreo to the
Navy, then it a complete outfit
for her faihtonrd ofter
the
WAVES' uniform. If aha prefer*
'ANTED •— Woman to oom tho
.ah*’ll delight In tho
QUICK CASH. Boll Guild EM*| new Army,
WAAC uniform made for
IfOBHED Chrlilmai Card* SO' tho llu
l* Midler*.
for f t . 00 with cuiltimer'* name
Imprinted FREE. No eiptrlrnce necessary, 8 otbor beau
tiful assortments. Yoa maka
up to 1005k PROFIT, working
full or part time. For ft*e
aamplts writ* to Tho Card
Guild 110 « W Woat 82nd 8Ll
a
r
k
e
'. _
i j b .: > 04 '3jJ
-
m P e tiG u m
FRI.
N O JA X S K IN L E S S
HENS
WEINERS
Sr lb 27c
P U R IT A N
n u s a i),:i>
sa.
n i.u n n ts
HcokJru Lyko Brand
<10
Ib. 12c
M im i.D KK
BALTiKonr.
Ib. 2*t
Oysters
Ib. 19e
llU 'K BONK
LB-35c
rui.K
in wot n
Wi:*r
<Ol»T
Attnnrm
. ,b- I . I R U M
II.It-
M ULLET
WHITE JBACKHt
CLUB STEAK,,
SlDAY ONLY
PICNIC HAMS .. Ib 2V/2c
A Y ONLY
>'
doz 17c
LEMONS
jv ic r e u w ,
•8Mm tMl.L
Cauliflower..... lb 13c
r i s e r t*a i.o w
Spinach .. 2 lbs .. 15c
■ r iv n
tiv o rr
■
Carrots .. 2 lbs .. 15c
m e t noitrii cAnoi.tna
Yams .... 4 l b s ....19c
BANANAS......... 3 l b s ..........19c
Avocados.. 2 f o r .. 25c
TKLLOW
COOK 1 * 0
Onions .... 2 lbs .... 9c
i HAIM
STIUNGLES3 BEANS 2 lbs 25c no.
Potatoes.. 10 lb s.. 31c
m
m
z . ~
rAMARIAM
ib8 ...... -•• 15c Rutabagas ...-v lb 4c
A
#f J
CAMAY SOAP
T IS S U E _____ 6 '/2c
m i .i n i s r r w i r r
TISSUE . . 3 f o r .. 13c
II 1^. 4N
l b s ....
P lt r T W ilA V Il
T IS S U E _____ 7&c
3 for
19c
I L B. H i l t C A T O I 1
PC O TT
Graham Crackers .. 17c
TOWELS _______ 9c
Sterling S a l t ..........6Vic
TO DO BUSINESS,
ADVERTISE
KKAPT
.
Macaroni Dinners .. 10c
Baby Hma Beans „ 10c
•P & G S oap ...........
PC Flour..... .*«......... . 10c
Tomatoes .......
12*Ac
Juiilor Foods, 3 for 25c
no. a Mini ta n n eot.ii) r a n *
SH n o l » l* * r t
Cut Beets ....r ,#....
aovprm sr.
,W G M ed
4 lbs
MID4J
“'*'***
-- - i .
-
•
•-
■
*■
•«
:
Ui.
I Q c SHRIMP 2 9 c
Old fort luuntaln work: ,Lfn*y
Drug Store.
.« ,
. c e f n g s e i a r • v-
lb 17c
Ji/ami
Cudahy U. 8. Good "A " Crado—ROUND, LOIN or
nn. r a n i l
■ -I •
lb 25c
Meats
Pure Lard 2 lbs 35c Cold
n u i T P nnll.mi*
BOLOGNA 1 b 15c BACON
Ib. U c
Ib. 11c
'tfc .
i
PIG PORK SALE
HAt S ACK
Kill < ItOPH
It AMS
.
_
Fla. Fat Beef— (A Good Bay!) LOIN ar
P I I U 'K )
29c
Chuck Iloast lb 27c •B a coL n. ............lb
t iv
rtfttK ,
wtri, swr>Ki:i»
Link Sausage lb 15c Bacon S q a ... . lb 25c
o k k it
v
PICNIC H A M S ........... Ib. 2 9 c
lb. 3 9 c
SKO KM U
Lb.
S K IN L E S S
WEINERS
Sugar-Cared Small 8l*e—Lyko Brand
SKINNED H A M S . .
1 7 '/*
Cudahy
cocoa*M tx: :
a n '««. JAR w a r n *
Apple Butter
Homer** Bod*
"HUM E. CUNTHULLM LT
FRESH KILLED
.4^
A d v e ftiie fflttlU
Jug. 8*.
<*.
5
t
attn -r T o iu rr
it shade of nallpolieh. Quito In
bedding and eota ar* left In that ekeeping,
tho .had, la that, of a
organisation's area, after a camfuU-ikiwn roeo, a. .relief from IM
gtm ,rodt wevo u n too much of.
plant* coming In
i fo r your Victory
In wholesale quan■ton Wakefield and
Cabhago, Chin***
I. CoUards, Tomai Onion*. Broccoli,
m
mm '• m
O o rt
with th* growing and marketing
of celery.
* *
, ‘*Tha only alcrfltlon to this I
can think of ia that they might
divert from here, railroad cur*
WALK Bit
E lia n
from
for which the increases nro le-J
ijut-ste.1, where such price assist-.
■ pnee it fuund in-ce«sary."
(Itc a c rs on the other Hand, who!
insist on growing ill favored ropr
are warned bv Secretary W k ln n l'
, that "in view of pioa|n-rtive
shuctare* of lal> r and other *up
plies, the |)epartm«nt ran not a* |
slat with prmluction ir markrting
of the lea# raaenttal winter t r - r I
tables,"
| Commenting On this alateinert*, 1
Mr, Mewmg aaid mat in lit# npln |
Ion, the production arul inarhiiinu '
of celery would not Ire greatl' |
interfered with by this new pul
ky. He referred to the former
price plugging ciforts of the gov.erning authorities os not having j
been cf much help to local celery
grower* in the past
lie also
staled that he believed that there
would be no active Interferrencc
on th* part of th* Department,
I K M i l T h e R . M I . .*
H R T W A I U ) W A L K Kit. l>*c...»<l
K I 1*rk
H IG H E S T W A G E R A T E
A p p ly : IIE I N T Z E L M A N M O TO RS
“WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS”
Government Freezing
Of Crops Said To Be
I h c r e a H l n g Peril
IK THH c o t’KT o r Tiir. ro t MMIMUOLM r o t a .
S gVIMIH.
L OTATti o r rL o n in a in
k iin
Nodre
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LEGAL NOTICE
, lla r v
FORD MEGHANIGS—
N E W ERA
_----- -—— w. Filler, chairman
of the Deportment of Legislation,
who torvod aa a Bute legislator
during tho 1920 and 1911 *ei■lona, outlined the nlna propo.ed
amendment* to the Bute Con.titutlon, approving the firat one
ng providing meam to li------- .U county road and bridge
bond debt*, and disapproving of
tho tail on* rtgmrding re-apportlonmrnt of Senatorial dlttrlcl*.
Mr*. W, M. Pepper (poke on
made ■ talk on Improved treat,
ebild welfare. Mr*. R. C. Nash,
•sent of Semlnola Indian* and
M n . D. E. William* ipok* on
UWr-racta! co-operation.
TO At.I, WHOM •JT
CKflN:
EXPERIENCED
-
------- tho need of Bible itedy;
Mr*. J . - Reid Ram.ey (poke on
Florida Hlilory and Mr. W. W.
—
WANTED:—
|We Sell U. 8. Savings Stam ps
partment of American Home*,
atceaeed the return to rellgkn arvi
family p n y er by the American
horn*. Hr*. William Moore Broil
I
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, I M2
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA.
Air Force Head
Will Meet With
School Lead ci
Gators Back At Gainesville
Training To Meet Pennsylvania
GA IN ESVILLE. Ort. 82. (8p«
d a l) — Florida'* '•Fighting Ga
tors" back In Gainesville after r
13 to 3 lot* to VilUnova
In
Philadelphia ara hard a i work
with PannaylvamU atill on their
mind*. It's not a team IhVi time,
but tb* man whom th e j hop* n
bottle up In Ihetr Southraitem
Confer*rvc* clash with Mississippi
f l a t s Satunlay afternoon on Flo
rida Field. The gamt wilt come
as a climax to tbs University's
curtailed Homecoming program.
That one man is Ulondie Biatk.
a hefty speedster from IVnntylvanla who last year ran Mi nn
elppi Stale to a 0 to 0 victory
ever ths Gators.
The scare cam * In th* fourth
quarter when Black returned a
Florida punt behind good block
ing I I yard* through the Fla rids
team. To do tills he displayed s
lot of fancy stepping. Thirteen
thousand persona at Rcott Field in
S tate Coliefo, Miss., saw ths
spectacalsr runback. The
year
previous ha made a M-yard that
aided In’ the Maroons' lb to 'i
conquest of the Gatore In Gaincsvlllt.
**
In nine games with Mississippi
S lats, Florida has won two and
aslrted a 13 to 13 tie in another.
The present series h*a an un
broken record that date* hack to
1939. During all that time (h*
Maroons have come out on top.
Mississippi State last year had
much greater reserve power than
the Gators and this was a de
cisive factor In determining the
O-Jtromi of thi game Again Lhh
je a r Florida Is short on reserves;
but Coach Tom Licb has tievrloped some Iron men who go
rither the full sixty minutes or
close to It,
Last Saturday Mississippi Slate
won her first game of the sea
son. running up a 35 to 0 score
against Vanderbilt, prior to that
sh* was beaten by L S. U. and!
Alabama. Line Coach Orv t)errnody scouted the Maroons against
tl o powerful Alabama team and
brought back a report
of
a
smooth working squad with an
open style of play.
He singled out Ends
Ilotert
Patterson sn<| Andy Kowalski a
good pass receivers. Hilly Murphy,
understudy to Black, Is their best
passer, according to
Dermody.
Another good pass rcctivrr on
Coarh Alivn McKern's sqiad Is
sr. _Eliount.
Right Halfback Ism
_____
.
Guard tlaymound Ray stood out
in the Alsbamr game
Patleraun. Black. Blount. Mur[ by, Bay, and
Kowalski
saw
plenty of service against tlo Ga
tors last year. Patterson Is cap
tain of lh« latest Maroon edition.
With
the
Mississippi
State
NECK
KIDNEYS
ib 19c
GIANT
|H SIT Alt
CENTERS
ITOBIt
20c
ib
v•
BRA IN S
BRAINS
20c
Ib
C A R R Y IN G ON
S m o k ed B a c o n |b 2 7 c
Ib 15 c
c t ig h t o n
M
Apple Sauce .... 10c
il l e r
GENUI NE SPRIN
TENDERAY
,
C td in fe 4cm .-r r
M ACKEREL
M A t F O A l K.
Wheat . 2 for . 23c
ib 2 9 c
FRUIT CAKES
1 lb 39c 5 lbs $1.85
Beans .. 3
GRKK1
15c
ROAST
Cocktail
Frsa
Ilk
iilW T
A B O IT
S h o u ld e r Ib 23
S h r im p
Chops
ArrurATiiiN
T i l IIKNII
m a r n e * i t u t oi n u
mitii
r. o r
M .T U T
T in* l T h *
O l'll
Fruit Cake Club
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables — Hours
Fresher!
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m ih
I
Tut
H i*
iv ■
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H.|
f’ r e l U l . ilv
11 h d*»% " I
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f.
ftlr+i wSrn,
h« ■ m art*
b
tfi
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• 5: 1. 1 0 %*
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HORN
C heese.......... lb 35c
4 lbs
»-
1h* '
Chops
m
m
2 lbs
Swi l l 1 B ro o k I ipld
t
Roost
* ,*
■fdWB fCACS
u rn ?— •
21c
l»»ISTI.»!TT
3 lbs
25 c
3 M u lle t
Ib
10c
j.
Ib
25c
o b s tc r
I C r o a k e r s Ib 10<
1
j
S .im i q i-
Pi>f -rue
,
Ib
?<«■
H o rn
Ib
P O R K SHOULDER STF a k
Ib
S te a k s
Ib
25c
J
GREEN BEA N S
4c Acxvs to
I
C * d l l L i r t A & A r ilf
’■ M)C*Ii6A4 ftlis ■jCAtt
I S •*-
4 lbs
IX.I.M'IOI ■
KiTIvn
i
Cheese................ 31c Apples ..,4 lbs
*m.n
S ic n k
45c
1 in
FILLETS
%. I . » T A T K
N llH iH T
3 Sc
19c
lb37c Pears
Cheese ........... lb 35c Apples
N ^ I ^ C I H it
Ib
L A M B P A T T IL R O L L S
String Beans Ib 15c
Grapes
Cheese .........
pi
)
Squash
jr
w it c o n n
•
rts h
noavl
23c
W H I T 1C
Onions
1 4 1 1 (1
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Ib
t.'p > it.
tfni.iff!
H.—
SV
A a ih e l
1, « 11.»»i1 lev be |a.auni
Ib 39c
O y s te r s
If*
M lU lK in
t ill
O t « r V t ’or|>e*f * 14- ti 1
Potatoes 10 lbs 31c
E A T C H E E S E for Health!
SPARE
RIBS
SAUSAGE
O
Bliyllt]lN
BO NES
elicit
fOOD
LIVER »
U. S. marines struggle to put out a burning bsn g sr a t th s airport on G usdaltaasl la th* Solomons after
a Ja p bombing raid. A new offensive by lh» Japs Is cow la pregress a fter they landed reiaforeeaarats
on th* north shore of the big Island. A naval communique rsnalad that twraty-*«v*a sssaay bombers
attereptsd to put the airfield out of condition, but were not successful. This Is an ettclai L'. S. Marina
Corps photo.
r H O LIiAli
n-L
tu illn
------FA fder,
j
A A ftC f 3 T A C K H ) Od
1
TAe L A 5 f dcrrfcc PAstg.
EVAi r u e wm.veew ea
W H EA TIES
OATS
PACK H 19 0 9
RAKING
Baby G ouda...., 35c Potatoes 3 lbs
W M IT t l
S H IT E ENROUTF. SO UTH
(IIH U IIA II
Cheese .........
|
W hole
CORN
lb41c
FLOUR 5 lbs 19c 10 lbs 35c 20 lbs 67c
SALAD DRESSING....... Pts 21c, Qts 33c
PRESERVES .... 1 Ib jar, 20c 2 lb jar, 35c
SPA G H ETTI........... 3 lb box
25c
BLUE ROSE R I C E ......... 5 lbs
36c
CUBE STEAK. Ib
30c
HAMBURG STEAK .. 19c
w **t*ra
• A TLAN TA
<»ct 2
,11. S u ite . J t
.f
»
v o u n g m a n w h o Jlvui
J lung, paused m A 1 1nn
; e n ra u te to hi* w in t
M i a m i , nrul g i e e l e d
a achtmij chilifrt-n’» t in
bears his n a m e
FLAKES
W A S H I N G T O N . O r l. T l . ( A h R e p re se n ta tiv e n t r u s men from
F lo rid a , C a lifo rn ia .
A n noun
and
iTca-aa reached a com m on a g re e
m ent h e n
last n ig h t up a rg u
m rn U
to bt
p resented
to
tnc
O P A T h u rsd a y no propose*! c e ll
in g p rice* »»ti t i l r u * fr u it *
ganic
mumting
mil
thu
ia
n il h t or
rtn
io n .
J I h u b . f l i m i A i H *.♦ n n i i i H I . IN F H « B A T t :
I* H R K r r t T T o f
gatur*
t h e
t i
home guinea tut the Vein with
the aaceptiun *»i the (it«»rgia*Flt»-
1%
TO
fUla game in Jatkstmvlllc un Nov*
17, at'iletlr ufficial* i l f w i the
Urgrst homo uttendanee of the
II
H K IT Z . |l * t r « «r«l
ai.l. ( R E h t T O N t * a |» E K H -
a u a t H A V ia ii H . A IH I o n
91A a I l f
A G A IN VT
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in :K«*
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n o | | f |* 4
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r ia l m s
mwS it* mum l*
w h ir li
|u u . u r i l l l i c r uf m u
m ay l i n e
a f a l r i f l lh a a a la ta o f W
II
H a lt*,
d tra a a a tl, J a l a o f as Id t'o u n t y ,
t h * C o u n ty
ju d g e
"f
H em lnula
(? o u n tr . F lo r id a , at h la
In
|h * r n u r t
knUaa of a t Id C u a n lf
At H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , w i t h i n t ig h t
e a la n d a r
m o a th *
fro m
lh a
tin t*
o f t i l l f i r s t 0 tttllle * llo n n f th la no*
Ile a . K a e li cA lfin r*r d e n ia iid a h a II
ba In w r lllf t f it m b a h a |l f t a l p lh a
p la ca o f r r a id * n e t and po ol t iff lr e
u l d m a o f t h f r i l l m an i. a P d a h a ll
ba aw u rn tb by
th *
c la im a n t ,
a g a in , o r a t t b r n v y . a n d a n y au eh
Tlalni n r 4 i M i f oaf ao f ile d a hall,
ba t o ld
B L A N C H M IttS IT g .
BACON. Ib B t
BALTlklORE
s g - g f ffiTlfouBAGB f c
Aa
A d m tp lit ra lu r
of
a o r A m iraT to a row
tax naso
i m M irsrr or ins
C W fl
MBItRBY
UIVKM.
Thom as 1 A n n .
K h U IIis
•t T a * C s r ilf lr * ! * No. I N ,
th * M
O ar * f A u g u a l A.
I, h a . *11*4 a tm * la « r of-4 h as m sd* a p p llra d o * for
an d (• In t*«u*4 ih,r**a.
irt I f lc a i . l a t r i c M th * f * L
'WOsOltMd p r o p . n r la lh a
of
W O ila o l*.
m » t*
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L T^Wtwih 1 1
l< > l l a*»g IitcM
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Flo' i4-i
14
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P o la lo # s
23c
• 31c
H o n e y 5 lbs 59c
IAmHw
1 lb
C ro x 8 oi 10c 19c
OLEOMARGARINE
LlikoUH O 1 Mi. .n
Of Cdi>*n*l
C o o k ie s l4-oi 19
Editcolor
W B C Prlaclllfi Butlor
Coaldaa pkg 21c
Lind O' Sunshln*
Potatoes
5
For Whilor Waahosl
Dkpoaabl* Tiuuoi
CLOROX
Quart
17c
lha
K o ta tb o f
W,
L
11 K I T E , daeaaaad
H r * l P u b lic a t io n Oct. I* t » 4 f
1 ■»U ■
A p p le s 3 lbs 21c
12 o i 35c
LOS
FRESH FLORIDA
i m
IO C
llormal •
Spaw
n o * ? a io re , ib .... 87c
BApok SQUARE, ft Sic
Box
5 ib» 15c
l e g a l n o t ic e s
o*»»*» cw*
S L IC E D
13 c
FLOUR
GRITS
The true wnlmr It not a dwarf
but the young nf the pilchard
—a species of herring.
FLAKES
12 OI
WALDORF
TISSUE
Souor'g
N o o d le s 3 pkg> 2 5
KUrban
M a tc h e s 3 boxo*12
IVORY SNOW
S C0UP0W3
1 VANILLA
Small
_ _
F
Bottlo
12C
a
WOODBURY'S SOAP
■ li%
Sbjll 3 cikai
1
0
Me
Cryaijl
of FISH and
IVORY
SOAR
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA.
>Jatfry* of K *tf Gaines twist
U rg* rydder * * b * 'lo f*th « r bod
iM thorn aa f ish nets.
Members And No Bus Fatalities
Occurred Recently
Will H a v e
Tournament
■■r claim* *M
»nu. or llllu r of
» *;!» » l lb* n u t *
d K iiitd U l* c f
C ounty
< in u ( < wbltS
jrou. i » r h«v*
c f It. r . KINO.
n i l C to a lj. to
Ju lio
cf
3 » n !c o i»
Ik* court ham* cf i M ccuaty «t
• itfa rJ r iw .Ji. t -IIU b *tik l ttlcvul.tr ranmh, from t he llvn* of
lb* linal iMbllnllOn of lit!* Vtolie*.
Kick rUlm or ito n itf th ill b*
In writing, *n,l *h*ll *U I* Ik* pl*t*
of r**ld*n** *n4 potl offlr*oddr»vr
of ib* clilmont lt d aboil b **« o t*
la by lb* claimant, acant. or alloraar, and aay curb claim or <*•
ananj not »n HIM ahalt b* raid.
M AT,
KINU.
•a
a*
t d m ir liin la r
I ’. a ia l *
of
Vra. last frar’a Uqwwr taxes
yw M kavo boaiht that M ay
^
ARCADE
Package Store
A LL POPULAR BRANDS
ih»
°-
*f
n. r. k in o , d m u vd .
Flrat publlcalan Iv p l I ll s . I l t l
pofta tloa.1
, iwa*
ONE BILLION and
Three Hundred
MILLION in WAR
BONDS—
Crusty. DctUt. ul kit otf>ci >a
LEGAL NOTICES
u
sol HIM **4 r*«vulr»A t# »>•*•*<
It*
"olf tournament, the firm of
id, between personnel of lbs
d Kara! Air Bair, anti
rra of tba Hanford Country
Will taka place a: C:OC'
I Saturday afternoon, Allan
ft, club pro, announced Uv
team from the air tuac If
•injr mobtUi«d with tho help
uL B. 8. iilanton. and b**!'*'
If will probably Include
0 . T. Bwlggum. Llvit. Free
d, Lieut Tom IJahcock and
not ret announced,
n t the Country Club mrm
from whom i f * 'i t i l
■m eelcctod will b* a. V .
ir, And* Carrawav. Jon*
W. II. Morrison, Join I.udAl L*on, I- K. llnyl*. iloFbvllte. t ’.n . E. Y. Ifou.John HerVt, Hr. O. 11
m, Kd Nelson, II. M. Wat*
i»niiiiintui<rmmfi»*itnnMP4Eti}^usimiHmt;tiii«'^m,<',mn THURSDAY, OCTOBER
n
v*-* ot*>.-a Mr. Stewart *"|d
Mr. Stewart also announcad that
ln the near future an exhibit g *L
■ry match for which epactator
chargee would be nude, would bo
given tor toe benefit o. in * h S o
A i a feature attraction two SolUna rn-ede will play t w o lo e e l
golfer*.
d ilM flH I
DRY CLEANING
One of the mats attraction! at Iht Victory Garden Ilirveat Show la Wei hi net an, D, C„ * * « the m o
“Meyllng Marigold,'' mmed by tpcdal pemlulon of Madame O itiii* Kal-ahek in her honor by David
Burpee ef Philadelphia. Shown ruling admiring glanrceetlhe Marigold* ar. laft to light! David B u rr*.
M n. Martball and her husband G*n. Crorge C. Manbell, U. S. Army Chief of Staff.
fCntlraf 1‘r t t i )
KILLS MOTHS!
Moths cause millions of
dollar* worth of dimagc
each year. Cleaning Is
VOUR protection against
them. Call ua today.
War Honda Are YOUR
Ohio Buckeyes
Lose Four Men
Frrm Backfield
MIGHTY MIKE
P ro te c tio n A g a in st
Defeat!
A i a u , live lop-flight frnhmen
atari l a d fu tm ml in tha class
n *. m, including Ire almost legen*
dery 11u race Cltlon, hug* Ntgro
wr.om Uruwn -ad
oachwf at
klaaiillori, and who was eipcctodl
lu fmnL.t something like eleven*
trnt ha of the buckeye attack.
I* your last winter’* coat or
suit ready for that first front?
Our cleaning will take nut all of
font winter'd noil—and restore
Ita soft texture— for another
season of smart appearance.
Fur trimming skilfully handled.
f •UKR
W E D ELIV ER
offtirovcM
ASK ABOUT OUR ECONOMICAL
,
LAUNDRY SERVICE 5
•Bring'|R coat fuuiftm for gartnents—we can't get any morel
llde-aWe** FvUAhCkt
Of -Wtf CQIAAfBetevw
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TELEPHONE 465
By FRAN STRIKE!*
LEGAL NOTICES
LOLITA!
HE GET S i m n GOOD/ SHE’LL m eet
BULLET70
\ U6 HERE.A5 600M
UXITA. X T '—
Kb SHE CAN.
Hut Olio high achool coachee
had mad* a piumlaa and their
momlas It plying dlvldendi to
llrown, whoac r*d-clay buckeye*
a ir
among
tn*
rarly-acaaon
I rh'.lrrs for Ihr national champlon■hl|
I
When Franci*
Schmidt
aald
guxlby lo II IKI .Street the pr*p
acfiuvi m rnlon •laUtl, In rlfecl,
they would aend iheir atara lo Co*
lumbua It one of t icir group got
lie Ohio State job. They meant
Drawn, of cour*r, whoa* MaiallInn team* hadn't been beaten In ■
hall dozen aeaanne.
Ilruwn went to Columbus latl
y ia i atml tin atata prep liar*
ra v * followed him. , . followed
to a u h an extant that this yoag'e
Varsity nae tha heaviaet eophomore tinge In Buckeye hlitory
and la tl r youngval team In the
\Vr*lern Conference.
Cf hi* v.iucri of 4-t, only 3 are
aenlor>. Thrr* are Zt aopSomott*
ami 111 juniors.
It mfgnl be added that Oils
probably It tha laatcat team, aa
a unit, In modern OMo Stale Ma
lory, aa writ aa the IlfhtraL The
Z.tO-pourd le'irmolha arc gon*
becauH Drown wants hit tackle*
and guard* In keep up with hi*
hai/barka. LID Willis, aophoreor*
tackle land a beaull la I no only
man over 200 pounds tn tha line
up and ho exceed] that by only
,v(i foundr
N O TH i: n r
A H n ir A T io v
ro u
r\ \
iik u ii
n i\ m n
If4 a t n r i n i
V f T U * r . 1*4
llE IIH IIT
O IV R M
T in t
T h < *ia « A A n n #
M ie L a lla n
h n tftr r iff T ; i % t " p f ll f l r a t * K b l * | .
l u R i n j t 1m* *»h d » | o f A u u *1 A- ! * ,
:n f
b n * f l l r t l a i m i In m jf f i f f l c r
a n il h s * l u s i l f
jp iiU f it lo n
f o r .»
l i s t «!►»!!
It! liF
la a u w il
Ih w rt n n
lAaUI e r f t . f i t f t t * r r n i i f » m
<lf*
■><w m t l w a i c x l b i b t l p rw tvw ftg 111 th «
t*. 4w nty i»f H A lnlnule, H t * l» i 'l F l o
r id * , t n * R l l ;
I n i « illp v k « r r y a i s t l l U I c k f a
ria l iM k a !**■• II
Th« in titm iB U
o f lh #
MW
isroiH»rl|f u n d e r th e » a ld f a n l f l f i j s
iM u e d v i i In t h a M traa o f Avinla
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LOOKOUT!
TELL ME
Steak
lM
rn tuiu. 'atone with lour tlan eraj
Jn the llnr.
|
Winter Coats and Suits
S
C u tlets.....
Slices
Rhone 881
THE LONE RANGER
!*•« fata l amb
Chops
I
(PLEASE nBTURN IIANREnfl)
110 EAST SECOND ST.
r*-~tr u m k nib
Shoulders .... lb..29c Chops.......
Roast
SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
220 Magnolia Are.
Whale •* Nbaak cwt tomb
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l l l f l k l a l H .a l)
Never a Dull Moment I
WINE
9 The Heat Cocktails at
Popular Prices
DINE
• Try Our Ham Sand*
writhes
SMOKED BACON
lb 27c CREAM CHEESE .. 2 for .. 19c
PORK and B E E F
Fancy W est Cuts of Veal The Freshest Fish
Sirloin Cutlets
Roast
m4r*.
Jwlry
MACKEREL
lb 45c
lb 15c
Rr«f
Roast ....... 1
V fB i
it .
CUTLETS 55c
R O A S T .... 3 2 c
Vm I
Ib.
wv
RIBLET8 21c
W hk N rk tt
VMi Ib.
BREAST.. 23c
\H|
fh-
Steaks
IJVER .... 59c
» **l f*-u l* 4 Ik.
ROLI^ .. 19c
Shrimp
B E E F BRAINS
L B IV ,
Mullet
MK
SPA RE R IB ENOS
Lobster
Kidneys .... lb 20c
I.****. Meaty P.rii N**fe
Bones
...... Ib 10c
SAUSAGE
C roakers.... lb 10c
8AUSAGE
HENS and FR YER S
HADDOCK’FILLETS .. lb 35c
SUPER BRAND O L E O
Potatoes 5 lbs 23c1 Rutabagas .. lb 3Vfrc Potatoes 10 lbs 3ic
Grapes 2 lbs 25c
rdoey T.rk |Hp.*W
Apples 4 lbs 25c
CAULIFLOWER, Hd* 19c Carrots
IDAHO i r i l l T
ALL Pl'aVOaB
POTATOES .. 5 lbs . 25c
DANCE
• On an Excellent D ura
Floor
f
PACKAGE GOODS
S P A N IS H
Ititr t Tti4# r Vm |
SCOT TISSUE
; JACK’S DEW
DROPINN
4 rolls ... 25c' NORTHERN
CRISCO
Butter...
On Beautiful Lakt Monroe
ABOtinHIS,
Hew GANG/
Pancake FJpur
OXYDQL
Sm. 9 c
SPECIAL
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UNITED S U lt S DEFENSE
SAVINGS BONDS'
AN IN D E P E N D I N T D A IL Y N E W S P A l'K U
V O LU M E X X X IV ,
EBlablU hrtl In I fins
aly Says Health Plan
Axis Bags Is Adopted At
55 PlanesjBoardM^eting
C o n v ic te d
Itund
N U M 1 IE R 43,
Member AAMorinlnl Press
T ill'11S 1)A Y , IM T llH K It
U. S. Bombers Inflict
Havoc On U-Boat Nest
L e a d e r s On M a y T o J a i l
ips Report Sinking Wcir.en^ Clubs Plan
Of 2 Destroyers;
Public Se r v i c e s
Resume Attacks On
As Part Of A1IGimdalcanal Field
Out War E f f o r t
Persons Are Attending
| State W ar Recreation Conference
ifive
VICHY, Oet, 22, (A P )—
A ll-:ut e n d o r * • m * n t 6f a
Ad a Ira l Jaan Oarlan. broad"H ealth for Victory" oducatl3n.il
raatiai from Dakar, (old Inprogram, and through condcm.iahabitaata of Franre’a w -at
lion of any "political trifjlnjt »
African naval base, "Haw
with th* public hralth service ami
, daagara a rt h en jln * orcr j county unit* « u rmhodivd tn two
yea*.
l rcaolutlona presented t. an.) apHa arrived In Dakar today ] proved by 121 women, cjinpMfinr
aa maaora war* poadrrrd In
the Hoard of lliiw ln r* of u n
Franca (hat th* United State* j Florida Federation of Women’*
May attack Dakar,
I Club*, rrprracnting 12 district*
—
■ ; from Jacks nvili* to Kry W o t,
'■y Assecltts* Praaat
'which mi-t yesterday morning «t
In th e E g y p tia n cn m im ig n ,; t l.e Held Havfair
for the
fir j I
th e
H a ilin g a s s e rte d tod ay program of their two day
Fall
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Presides
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01’ Ilist rid Si'ven
mm
Ax» Wnjfht Davt* will rr
1 th i
lit c ir f t llt m
• St ruiMob
L O N D O N , O e L 22.
C o m m it !* *'
I111II ihat ''illf
Unit \\.11
tllsHl I mil rtlflfV, Ml* C1r "it
kin. I i
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i 1 1 11* . it "i !' •I .i i t «<> Li
11- I. f i f LF W,|e}nitj;l<»t
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Vi , ,k Sham *",
him i
frtrialiM*' »t»
(A P ) —
iiir mriti* f luM#rt» »Y ff d**
riik rti hy Unilrrl Stulf*
ixtng Ktifirre*#* In (h t nW
limit'll** 4 mu,iiotl
th a t 6 6 H ritinh p lan es w ere i M
l e d . the n .h m ,-t n»s*
sh o t down a g a in s t a logs Of|turu| health n.lvantacvs such i t
A
11 A x is p lan e s 1ft a v io le n t' sunshine ami (n th air. hut in tho^ 1:
a ir b atU e o v e r th e d e s e r t .I
of lh” l,h1
1
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,
, ,
.
>a> a §
v t t o r r y to
it n l w I f ft***
, IT h e land fr o n t on LI A liu n cin j n a tio n m fa r a* ImuJ h r a lth i»
ii
W a s q u ie t.
c u n rrrn # * !." u t i i
M r* .
T h u rs to n
P
In
the
S o u th w e s t
I ’a c ifie R o b e rta , c h a irm a n o f the
W ar
■
Ja p a n e se forcca
harm aunk
Iw i . S e r v ic e C o m m lltre and im m e d iate
A m e ric a n d e a lro y e ra and re s u m e d ! l a s t p reaklen t o f the F e d e ra tio n ,]
th e ir atta c k s on the G u a iia le a n a ' •In
In tro d ry in g the 1 H r a lt h
fo r ha,
a irfie ld , b ut A m e ric a n /Here a n [ V ic t o r y P r o g r a m "
H er ro * |w n 1 ,,
■till h ittin g back h ard , the N a v y | » o r w a a M rs. A M a lc o lm S m it h . |
re y arte d la s t n ig h t In « com- T a m p a , c h a irm a n f<r the D e p a rt- i
munirjuo w h ich
Indicated
th o ’ m rn t o f P u b lic W e lf a r e fo r the]
m ain b a ttle of the Solo m on s I* ‘ F e d e ra tio n
not y « l Joined
I
T h e " H e a lt h
I t noted o m in o u sly th a t " la r g e | g ra m
enronip e*
n u m b er*" at enem y w a rs h ip * are i^-raonal f iln e . t
a till poised In th * n o rth erly S o lo
t a r y e a tin g am
mons,
a p p a re n tly
a w a itin g
the ln h m e n t* . nafe
rlg n a l fo r an- a n lt n p a t .it all-out I s u p p lie s, ad n p ia
J a p atte m p t U> recap tu re po*i I ties, iin in u n l/ a li
tkin a lost to the M a rin e . A ig. 7 j tk m .
rodant
r
The N a v y said the d e s tro y e rs I aCw a g e disposal,
Meredith and O’litian —two ot [control, re |1 r-■«SI,
Allied Planes Pound
At Airdrome And
Execute Raids On
Western Germany
• Ir r t l a t
th e G e r m a n
mu
dirknr
>1
»htb-
Lxjflfnl,
D, a**« •alrd P****t
In III.- U V -Ir r n m r w ar,
u \ u In K irn , h lirtintlrHSt reI».| i n i I m li'il S ln t r s H y in g
V \ 1|i'w r * hilt I in flic te d IlllVmi iht- ic ttn ia n F - I kuiI nest
ut 1,n u n i. F r a n c e w h ile o th ■ r A lln sl planes pounded n
Naz
nii drom e
near
C h *rlinuri' and exi’ctlltHi hislgoImpping a tta c k s ill w estertt
111If t * h .’ iu lio tl n rn l m * *
,t
thfn»l
•el
Kn^llth
.litM H ,
f M llo W in f
)il nt t .it k*
i ,.li M i«i ii Mb* Kiirhttr
) *t- f x lt> fixing h11
I . . i >tin n x
(>> *hi> oll
«p
,1 Kiri I nriNl a r t l
USO Di.ecioi*
A tb n lj Vi si t
Hcs-c (Jfiiualiv
the newest In the Unite.' S ta te * ' nmj alile.1 pr.,1.1.
Meet —were sunk by enemy at _ ytrs lubertPraisus
t,on "within th* la.t few days.” present activities
It said
report* or caauallte.- and |n w ,nrl
On S i' rv it T
Mrn'
Kave not been received but It is ^ , UPDiant am
(
’lul)
O
r
^
a
n
i
/
a
tinii
■believed
all
O'Brlvn'a
per- Nagency*
orgi
? — 1 .
Jfc, of IK*
V
.
fC Iic r
tor
il
Ml
i*
bnnkel enyf Hoel of lt« Mereu was emphatiird.
|
- i. * * ¥
, ■ .
,
,
prominent endorsers of the p rr-,
Hortstelry MDiplemvnt _ o f each
a rt Pgu, v . McNutt, 1)1
offlc**1
fjetop nl ib* Office of Dc/tnsr
s, ,■ ■^'^“►HdeKbstad n Y d fa r* i C h ari.. P
,« * ? '! T eft. Assistant DlrwP.r of thr
^
fUs.de P»|.
t-, 'p e rt end Dg Gilbert S. O.lncup
a J L T m liV r.’w ^ iF e f h r . h of Orlamk., A halrman ..f thr In
l,i.fal IVn|j|t
»ni< I'* *
i^r Of Crops
increasing Peril
tn iG
100
w t*r«
■ii it i-fi111!viI
hi
Ti i-
t lr « lr t lc l|T »
ut. - 1
L o r im l.
' 'hi* it nr tin Kffnfh
I , r . r i m <;t'^mlln,y,*
l
I., ti I
l ir iP f .
vr h f r *
i,
H.r* pfiivkilf a
,u li i ■* - f Atllrel »hlp-
murv v armor
H ill ( muluct
DelViiso ( las
M. f
h
I
is’.t
n1
1 hi* M c'lthF-
AI
|i||,d*
I is1■
(tn
.p.d> m 'l ft^hv«T
fat
fid vi n by HAF
f tr ■I
VMl wI
.»» * Ml Unite
|t* m-llMtr
f
* " hi ffTIIYj? yItsiii"V 'll? n t t"H
alncl?-
;n
iM'MIlilf
k'**-- '• I -ti | , n | \.s t Me- Atmv C'o-4i ;m*rilion
l'
11 'H**”
1 milnmini
tbs v ! im■k s*ff (hi#
it*
A 4'] Ilk*
, ..a- i
I Ht sr ilimt r"tiimainl«‘i nn+l ( 1^1* *omf
I'*'' ii
I' ii' l .'fill mil* ' i»«l, dltnrkirijj li*fis e * "liHdn mnn
In Msillan*! on I hair
t iv
******ml,
A lit rniHn miltlury s-mixp on (hr
I' itrh Gi-rtna" I'Mf-lff
I hn ir Iftmnr'i fn-m Ire-rtstp b#l*M,
\Ninter Snowfall
f hyl«. Thr MutUny* ihrn
ii. ciUark lri|f m fnrli ry a nil m gni
Turns Battle Tide .•►lank
at Idtlh'ii *<*nitnir hita oh
In Russian Favor, U.th Thrv -l*« *1 •'•uth along: th#
1 1„
Im e
^
J / '>
thr Florida Dcfens. Council. Srn •
w . 1 hI^ s ^ T a ^ [ 111. r Ir . A.^nk ^ n lor
In the V S Public
rsm llilLlr
k
Hralth S e rrF r holding thr ran, I
tho S o W n a campaign.
f G jM
|nj pr„ i d rnt u( , hc
tuntlnued lull in enemy gm jn d j Florida Mnlicel Aaaoclatlcn
(
activity on Goedaleena’ an.' |r ' , hponaor. of the program dr
dlcatad that American filer, still *«««>
'» *» opportunity u. beltare bearing the bnmt
uf the eradicate the serious health roadl-'
'Juhtin t
' li° n* trewinft out of pmMrnu
’ They shot down a total of 121 crested hy tRe war. Thrv « M
Jap pUnee Btmday and M onday.'ha* M«he eound hrallh of Is.th
ard damaged tern more enemy, civilians ami armed forr,-« U o
war.Mpa—f deatraye;
aiw'
r. basic factor in the winning of thr l
cruiser which waa "stopped by a ll war. whirl) calls for all-out effort |
least one bomb hit," the tommuni-l in every field." Ileeauar of ih.quo said.
vast number of military ram ps■
These attacks, which cost t he 1 and Ih usanda of yuudg nu-n
'
United States only thrro plane*. J ing trnined in Florida. >u,h ., i
rilled to at lean &0 iho r,umbe( j program 1* ronaldered r«p,-ciall, (
of Jap w anlips and aualllarles] brnrficlwl to this Stair
aunk or damaged and to at least
Vigorous protest against Ih-j
■HI th* number of enemy planes ] pro|K)*i*l scuttling of ths couulyj
lieslroyrd.
unit health progrgm and rrtirn|
Th* damaged crulaer waa be-|cf many counties of under 23.0m)
lived to have bMw pari of onu‘ population to what she termed'
o f the many (malt enemy task -th e old “politically eiplollrd"
to rre. In Solomena w aten.
Item of health districts, waa made}
f a r the f lftlr etieeesalv* day.! by Mrs. Edward P. r fa ff, p m l ]
American oUtnee again bombed dent of the Duval County Frd.'rs |
caerar supply damp* and tvoop ijon of Women's Club*, who m,
poaluotie on the jnsirthweaUm pretest of this proposed changer
•l ir e i of Guadalcanal— a .trategy i introduced an emergency rrsoiu*!
M.f
th r
A ir
M iin *i» y
rriH irlrti, andl
t t f i r tU *lr> ! in * f x r f ill lln f»
I lo r t m u m l- K m *
t in ii n o mhi-T " f
fn)]t> *M N if
n v*full
.,,'A ,.|
CauaL
l u iiy i'i
ah m i l l nip
u m l a m a ll
lorWirats • un i . rts ..un1*rin*
fiM-ItU vi* si n
On tha
ie- f 1 1 until h*
inn i 's i
ti* i * mr*+ i"1
|rarriti*.
hiitr'l lonlffht
i ■w ti n»i
lb#
1,i i*s|, rnbJ*inir
* f«'x* t
f ihr lin t
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1»* (•a■I " s
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mi
11 |jat >1 t**. pf-'k
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frrtilix* r, r*‘»t
'K 1 fiu ililn * Iill
lain* f ■ h im I h | 1i i i j t f ' i l i l r 1 1 t/i m i |.
h
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f »r mm f t H« 1I
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n i r h i lil
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VI u util it i m* tm'K ijim ^ ITin* crI «■n t
sin
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nw>l**ft**i Immb11h M
m «r h k n «
t£im«, "e n ru u n lrffil ««ntie rr»#nxv
m|»M' *ltior»," l)i«‘ rnrniminlt|U4* nftlu,
indicating that, when thr p llo ti'
rh erk *-.1 during tbo
,,l*h i ih rv m il show th* ™ m »
m a i n r r <, i-« r h nr mt**l
j>li si tn r Is i f -1r t h e tr s > « in *f i»f
*- Ihr * a*r of ihr Indian
p | | n r u I „ 1J i i i y l
I JIO r H I I I I v l l l t l
xvrul I'l'iw lm r ; fr#*nnu f<*r • .it cn»|;M f r v»iirb m n m *r* nrT11 rr
| o i l # * I r * i , *»r f *r r r * ip « o f u l i i o b ii
I production; huildint n (*♦!.* ijj
T o k y o ( ’a u t u r o d
d*'«lfi*l'k
I
'
M
in
imIixlM 1U42 Irv
"
1
paid bravlly. .
r t ru ts - ; m m k r l :.n jj ; d r » * « k n K f r
n
#!■ of itro'lnrsinn **
I for m irk rt:
pmduriinr
h* /y , Thu I prirr rontrul# would W
IN H T O N (K-t -2 M l
I Thr
Fo rt re .s r* Iheir numlmr
,
1
:
j
,
wm riot in m iu n frd w rr r r*cort#d
I I in i» ;
c o m b A t t i ii j r
d l» c a « r «
u rid
Uwil a* i»n fnr*-ntivr to rfcwtnif
-rrlary Slim.,'-, « ' t v hy ..w i u ,d n ) n ...
A m „, p U n „ ,
j!
an*! *c*ctirintt nrrr** ry ( th# mare fav* rrd rrnp* !■ Iirniitfht
A c .r V lir r .
, r rttr.,u,n »g 'bc c o m m u n M r -aid
In past
fsbor *nd material.
I out by thr Mwtrinml thnt 'T h r
r i *
... ,
...
rnnl» th#V h »vr h#rn nrrompanldd
DriuxrlmiMl hit* und#r rinaidcrn
On. f
Milton (I.
Hyde,
m,
, : k, r o. f . ; : ‘ ie.
j
mh. « « h ..r p u n ...
AvilUMlS rrcc nl* Indkmtr* m tkm, prDc <*iipfvnrt f»ckUtir« f.* f hmt Kr of m ( o u t (guard Recruit i
o r x u lttd Uyntcm of ■h*.iDi.*xd infrirunril prcu.i.err# of th# crops irijf l nit. will have in office
RfM>m tjftf o f
the Or Undo I'mt i
v ia * u m h ! / a f i r h e c k a * <* 1 D C .
(C * M riu«a -mr* OtQ* P « u i|
Off ire
llulldirttf
thki
wrrk
thrmiifh Oct,
for thr ‘nut-,
|K*ei- of Bcceptlnf anpHcatlnni |
f«.r rnlUtment in the C'ob "1
lalcir
IIjiroM
LEGION DILL PAHSED
WASHINGTON. Ort. 22. (AY—
(•n»rd and he eiprct» In aprmf
lenlcilly Tmlay |
A nsw, deeper
curtailment
oi
oni*
i|av
n
e
tt
week
In
Hanford.
|
tout
growing
W H E R E A S , th o U nlli'd S t a t e s N avy is fig h tin g the
civilian goods
prmlucllon
was
hr tft id.
j
b a ttle f o r fre e d o m in tin* w »tere o f th e iiggreagorH. and .
fnrrcast
hy
WPtl
O
alrm
an
Net*
Mrn between the s re t of 17,
ami today In disclosing a pro
si rr.
W H E R E A S , th o Units-d S ta te n N avy, co n jo in e tl w ith His j ---- jfi who hive no d o Ike reconi,
gram achedullne civilian Items
lojght fa m e d c o o rd in a te d arm , th e U n ited S ta te.* M a rin e C o rp s, ft* and run ftimUH referencei wi'l
n a d i r a* military weapons are
r. Re- pgtabHxhed a fo o th o ld on soil held by th o e n e m y , and i« be BcreptHe the recruiting offtscheduled and sloughing off all
tUUdhut ths truly nveaisary etvIUaa
b a ttlin g ; h e ro ic a lly to e x te n d t h a t a d v a n ta g e , and ,
|f' r
turnmodltlrs.
W H E R E A S , b y n atio n al tra d itio n tho d e b t th e p eop le of
PACIFIC COUNCIL MEETS
TtLAIM WRECK
th o U n ite d S t a t e s owe th e ir N avy la an n u a lly em p h aaixed
LONDON, O t t t i . V O —Tho
up)__ to Ih o a e ttln g a s id e o f one d ay to a c cla im t h a t b ra n c h ' i f
THE WEATHER
Padlte war tosmcll met at 10
C. 11, WitUle, “
Doumlng
street last night with
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Sanford Herald, 1942
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, October 22, 1942
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 22, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald