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TU ESD A Y, OCTOBER 20, 1M2
F L O R ID A .
Wversity Of Florida Will
“ Meet Mississippi Saturday
Py ETH EL |, THOMAS
Sophomore Grid Players Stand
Out Since Upperclassmen Enlist
iw n w i,
nwr
j
utu
Mitllt Ohio S u l * tackle; C h ut**
Conerly, Mississippi berk who n o
DO yards to «cor* against Georgia.
Tulane Coa/fh Says
Sinkwkh Is Tops
mmm
“U y hoys did taka a pop t l
hlta. Wa lost, bet they bad him
on th* ground several time*, you
know. Slnkwich puts hts pant*
cn Just Uk* my boy* do; but
bo's Just ■ lot batter."
f
Simon* added that "In my book,
Sinkwkh la th* back af th* year",
and said that although ha had
expected Tulane to maka a hatter
showing than It hn<b it was the
eld business of green linesmen
trying to block out ohialv* vctci#
ana who knew bow to slide out
of range and go aboad to make
their tackles.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. *0 , W )
—Tu lane's roach, Claud* Simon*,
over
Missouri.
Hirsch
also
un
T ,S V J ? ' £ ~
T - m m n i k M lr«h also unJr.. * * t asked yesterday ot the
B y BID UKOL'BB
" '■ * Wor"
Ed lt*<
r„rL
*J . r 35.van!
.!ir rrun
jn to
corked
35-yard r.v
faydir.
to
Monde f
quarterback*'
meeting
0A IN E8V ILI.B, Oct. *0, - A
NEW YORK. Oct. 20, —Sopho tie Notre Deme ami ta!lle<l one*
what h* meant prior to th* Geor
tired University of Florid* squad
more standouts, scarce In paat in the Marquette victory.
gia ceU ttrephr, bp: "My boy,
arm ed in GetnnvUte yraterday
year*, are sparking many e o fltfi
Frankie Elnkwlcb, Is of course,
■r* going to U k * a pop at 0 * * r afternoon lo complete e round
■oolball teams this ^season.
gta’s
All-America Sinkwkh."
the
I
ig
gun
at
Geirni*
but
thy
to Philadelphia that w*»
Pearl Harbsr waa the tlgnal for
"W ebster," oolppcd th* quarter
___ J with travel difficulties. S at
dcirna ot la«t year's stars to don Lull-logs say Char Itv Trlppi U
back*, "define* a 'pop' a* a abort
urday th* Gators are to meet Mi*Irs*
itangerous.
military uni.'orma, and soph* are kardlv a mite
bunt*."
alppf 8t*U) on Florida Held in
filling th* spots they vacated. Ilig'dy regarile.1 In tke far w**l
Simon* i n m r t d without heelthe annual home-coming clash.
In other campaign* it waa a rar I, Southern California's passing!
Tractive thl* afternoon
wa*
ity to find a sop'lo more regulai halfback, Mickey MfCanllr, who
called off to give
grlddrr*
n
In
seed
two
touchdown
tombs
J
on soma of the batter
maJpr
chance to catch up on Ihrtr real.
I rams bu* now tkey'ro all usuig against Ohio SLati A yo-jngste.-,
In addition five trunk* bcarim
with a longue-twisting name—
them—anil glad to have 'em.
thalr equipment are "en route"
Mar-,
Down at Georgia Tech second- Jchnnr ErtiykaL o —has
'b u t. that 1* all that la known of
year coUegUna have mada a po qurtt'a foes muttering. Johnny |
ran
tke
kickoff
back
H
0
yard*,
thalr location.
tent machine and C-oaeb BUI
Tb* usual gala homrcomtng will
Alexandrt oi tha Engineers Is srain it inwa S tate, scored sgainst
not take plact at Florida tht>
___ of _____
III casieging the pralsee
Eddie Pro- W'.ronsle aiw' Kense
year beanise of
transportation
kop. Eddie rSone ln th* trtamph r*bl» running mate tr Waynulffkultlea. However, those alum
—* ' * 1
.t. in*to
*
ilcfi
Mrs llelsry Klmlcrlln of Co- ov« rNotre Dame am] look
nl who do manage I he trip to IkJ1e* I t|b uni llarvttnl »ibi*r
Varulerhilt l» u 'l i nbiul n little
nimg a ifew
r » pleta
r charge in the 15-0 rout of
I milila, Sa C. Is spendng
Gatorland will Ih well cart'd fur 1,1.1* iU i*i ul yrti
Auburn,
scoring
once
and
[Itch*
.rail-ast. named Waller Mmmnns
Ft «•£ jjU*X
weeks with her hrnlher-ln-to
nlhrr-ln-lafi Auhui
On* thing I* certain and that i. #1.1 Afun It «» ICIItl*
one touchdown strike,
wh, rcore* th- Importan toocli
fits. ■ ned sister. Mi. end
ift» llrm "P
il* «»l'
that the klorlda M m lxippi State M
i
-id
lara
brought
famed
Billy
down
again*! Ktnl.tcky, Miehiiran
U
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MrLain Jr.
gam* on Saturday afternoon will I’l I’trrtiin,
lo fat* Ohio State points lo 1)111
Ckapplu*.
who,
r ixxnd Eva ? liflcnhrand
lrfl{r
J M r,. Meyme M athiejx
be Inlareatlna.
. brb.K
!hi? lii»inr y *.1 IS* Mai’ leu* spunl-'ilast weekend In but thi, Buckere* countered with -dlehetl I he winnlrg tnurhdnwn
Much "
Last year the Maroon* cum.
ryeinat
Great
U
k
e
i
and
enoll
rr
i *i »**l ir? WItJ Wfl. 1 -----invlll* visiting J " * Malhlr.x.. * eop), .e w llo n , Gen* Fek .U ,
out on the better end of a G to O l rliif
Mr*, llulh Johnson Is employ. 1 " h° oulacored Hlllenbrand, rln i- in I *e Cat lie- wllk Hit I owe ft.-*- J
i*n
r
ik lit berr in Ni w York The ]
tcore largely Lecauty of the run
kowk- am1 Harvar., like I aul '
hum* |iln> tnl hurt IT llrn«" Ik
ning of a hefty back, lllondie Iwrp
Perkins, an end who eaught tho
iHHfl nnil IHU« It Wtt* hetc
Black. He returner) a punt rarlv th.it Put
Ivln-r- touchdown pa-s a r e ;-s i
life Hr fi Iflngrr turn (J in
in the fourth quarter for. I f yard*
.............
.............................................William
and Mary.
|rri iiriki
■)« 1 it icrratr*
and the only score of the game mint
1 ( hks lot 41 vard* and r acotv
Corrwll hai r.rvrrul Including
tliint cn Up* MJ'ltl • o ai...x
Slack la back again In plague thr fl [HI* 1 tl)l niir
" f - 1*1 .1Aldermar lef. GoVan, wl y turned In a b etter'W illy Krels. ratetl the finest lu n -‘
n i r r t i l* "till rnul I in' n »n
Gator*.
Hu'ndnv lo go to Fort I'irree lo »j*h *»’« " ! record at Gary than I rung ) irk Carl Snavelv kvs had
•ll-tim AIIAmerler guar*.
Una. Coach Orv Oermody wlo
Arm" tl„n«
S t « u ,, pa*r a,' Mrn,l a month w ifi her sister, d d Tom Harman * few ywm * » . , h.il,,lnj.ire.| In an early game;
scouted the Mississippi Slate-Ala now and loaelilng nt the lo ll, v \ r* Jmligan I g'nnartl
U llltd *wlc« B filn it B jtltr * . f*roi*ir
ArmhrtiMi*r
Win
bam* game stated that the Ma id Hie I'aeiflr, nixdiThere win f» * eomblnerl meet - .. A
t T*vd soph M W d ! Wrlaht. ltd] Hillman and CIvd
a
In'K
roon* displayed a varied paulng flit*-■.ore „f H*r.p nation at >
lor of the Parent-Teacher Also- lkc Elkrnbetg .tossed a touchdown Fu.un hav- strvnrthpne.1 Ike T-nand running, alack that mn«t
. playagainst
th. I '«<-»* riatlon and th* Home Drmonatra- P»' I for Rlca
against
TuUne . ..w e ol.cnse Jo r
Foils
ha.
fan* like to watch. In Hill Mur I.
Ao*l I’..*, one ..f the g i.st
i Inn , 1 tke Sehool IM . I’d
ha1* t w
onct six' .ireM out in \ I' l . « i m " .
rky, understudy lo Slack, tln-v (■I 4sf nil Nb »■* it iilnyrr* tm r*‘ I Tun lay afternoon at 3:00 o'clock ras-ed for another six
point* i ir itir e i » v
for oie lfl;» .d
Bar# an exceptionally good pa** u- SfanNitt/iv irritUroTif
All members aro urged to bo against Louisiana S lat*. Tr v T l-1t ■urh.'own run ag»m*t William
er. Their two flr*l siring end.
|jrv*cngerx also brag about A)
Dark, r *nd Mary Hot, l.lvlngrlon, so rod.
jS 4 W Yo
wni
gre fine pass receiver*.
,
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„ _ , , _- .. i ..
|clever runner an.' hullsey.- net**- m iyl.i ■ Not— Dime to ichdo-.n ,
kiwfi in ih
dllVA
k\f . , Today tho Gator* got down l o 1drawn luggy
whole .lu d .n l. y
)!', a % \ m mon It v v b l l ' who
m“ l* ** 8 ‘
* f V *r«J ' . a>* ngulu-t S ta n lo r l The It Mi
serious praetlve for th* gamr.<-I ■
frnir
LHncelor*
•‘ ••n
- - w ip h o m o r e . Herb Coleman. |
I t '* TRg RDM e f American
Only th* usual run of bruise* wi-ul'* bUkp-’j d*»wr
an*4
Ink' nlH* frivmie «mf w ri lunfhfNifi i WlicofTlin, which produced
man and machines at work —
W trt picked up In tha Vltlanuv* |charge ol Ih** tnwn iui tin bin t u fil of Mr.* DftnttU mtui h’velyn
* llk ( n th nr i r f o n d - y r n r |>rtfnrintr«
24 hours a day.
' dash. On the whole the sriuad I* jafiit l!i»t e purr nIt)' mtn
ofT lianlH*
another ace ip Elroy Hlrsch. f who have found their n*nt» s I n 1
fa good physical condition.
I Thnnk«uivln^ liny, woundup I! *
I h ' the hrndlifiea
Joe
Sllnvirh *
185-pounder who scored
both
. . . . . . . . incJudr
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___________
Fra# mm and woman — work,
Mi
arw! n»*»ninv
difidr***
All
i i*BB4i" nrui
il*ii
» ■» ind
i ■Mrr.
, ..W r u •o n„ Cadger touchdown* In Ik* triumph I and Dirk Kellly, Minor, it* backs;.
ing hard and fast barmua* they
Coach Tom Ueb rsfiiled to sin- irnaop
want tn slay free.
1* out any of tha Gator grlddrr* An,, ri. a r-.ltlo n s. The old \> .Id- and Ho ard Wesson spent Sunday
J a e n m x kalians lU M yrlife that respects the right* of
or thalr play In Philadelphia, „nf wa- T ie hold th-n and the I" Winter Park a . g u d s of Mr.
meal Is behind that electric hum,
Individuals.
Superb machine*— turned by
qr adilate* , v.-rian it
a,,'l ^ r *- U- D. Weston.
rather he atatnl that all piay.-ra under
\
Adolf—that
Insistent hum that
Ik# leenkTa graalatl tupply »t
What have your folks got to
Mr* A. If I toanr and Mhn
• good game ami went
wm
1 udg.>
ll.-'fi-lflogrr,
*n " n
TH ER E SA HUMIMIREY T Y L E Il
wDI rise and roll and beat upon
e le c tr ic p o w e r — penring out
wrrr
lunrhcnn"
fight for? Goebbels, Goerlng A
Hlnn»*a
* . fighting.
Irlo u l the 1rO<g ir* nt- * k.rh t a b Ilnry
rour brain — until you hardly
weapons of war In thundering
In again c o n n e cte d w lih
Gang get all th* gravy. Over
* •'•l* nf Mm I’hlllii Ilnur, on
near our bombers overhead I
Florida ha* nlaye.1 M l.....l| f‘ r "n 10 "■ * r “
quantities.
here, men know they’ll b* re
fir-*! WYdttraday
ifcO
I
mil
thr
l*Mn
ton
A
N
N
'S
Mlrartol
B
e
a
u
ty
Salon
**(s»b*
JCailjr since
P41IVV lOMI
RIM Sul
rt«i
, , . , ,
But* yearly
IP3D and
It's th* hunt of fate, Adolf t
warded
for
Initiative.
Your
peoplatotl
with
tayonrti
Nfr ii fid Mn
Wight of the
unity will 1» out lo gain llirll . ' we.lqr and II .a I h. rn
>rr i
at thalr backs — your machine*
Thai's a powerful Incentive.
first Win In the present serli-s ; M ,rre..f ,1 t\ w .-c e tn.li „ d I" \\ I/1 ' Brim Fhim In Sanford were
are worn with years of w ar-Mr* W, L.
It has helped all our great Indus
They hold two win. end a tie
l"" * » 'd «'>d rnlch ih,
,o x|»itiirp nt Mr and
SI’ KCIAJ,
your power production la far less
and 31 re .Hjetr Sunday.
tries to grow. It has helped tha
In earlier competition, k >wevn teif.-r.rr.. m Ihc wedge node, th.than ours.
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siiii with mjr 4H*#*n r i f s l *
rlectrlc Industry, for txatnple, to
Anions1 lho«<* whi formed a
llarlp ilag f j » J
| did
give folks about (trice as mack
•p'fy fFiIotiiit |iiroir luni H on
Sure, you got tb* Jump on us,
HA88ETT WEDS DANCER
a
imtmiclinn'
electricity fo r (Aekr money as
Adolf. But you can't win a raechla k e Harney Nmulav irwlurlikl:
ANNA
MAE
DROWN—Ownrr
h»dr «torh I
they got 10 to I t years ego.
anttad
war
agalrut
th*
most
Mil I'nulinp (lei; j* Mr, and Mf»*
JE R 8E YCITY, N J,. net J " ,
LEONA VA l’CHAN—Operator
l my imin
That's oar system of practical
highly
m
tehanltad
nation
on
L
t
‘
Hchulli
Anil
Mr*
Hlokea
t^V-John A. (Buddy) Hi m t U,
lny» KMilJkill
Uiiineoi management under pub
earth. Your system of state slav
Mr« If Aril v of Orlando, anil
* f j n t b«A#mAn for the Now Ytik *«.ri 1„ RaiiiM m -ty k , «.!•>•« and
Mr nmj Mri
N Hlrrwill.
ery can't compete with a way of
lic regulation.
l [ Ytnkfee, wmi marrleJ hero yv*
in « coarh drawn by a four hnt*e
.
( . ...
Urd«y to MUa V'rronka Marklln, outfit, two wheeler,
I I I N. Park A t *.
Phon* TIT
and
l« e Am.msc I he,*, who - ‘ trrvlwcj tb*
dancer at a New York reaUub .r t to tl - hotel funeral of Mr N f
Jacobs at
< huluota on
on Pund»y
Sunday were: Mr
n u t (lha Hollywood).
Day we drove <>>“•«»»•
enl
And
Mr*.
Mrs
Ik
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H
a
u
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r
.
Mr*. W
lhr«i’« i O n lm l P»rk and *r«»t tut J
infirij; with iomr nlh*»r v h lflc il J. Varl rruuih, Mr. and Mr*. E
6ml nearly hn I « rup*Mttjr“
1 II K liber, Mr and Mr*. W. (J
7HEG5 A e e THtOTV O f
Th** N**w Y*«i k rikiilrilh r n ' l n t ' K liber. Ml and Mr*. J T. MrH O PE SO M E O F
bo just honed
Int ” to thi Iit
nuittiry whrn I I am and Mr. and Mr*. T. W.
IN O U f2 C L A S S A N D
THE BO/S6 6 r
said
1 rt vail
■tnrwii wrtr built f»ii U * <ampui. j
1 W — ca O N E f E lD a r .
CALL SAOC/rf
LEAVE TO COME
After a lap*** **f rirmly to) yrnr* .
thr wartimp \»rm-tutrtatmn t rob* !
HOME OVEra I f
Irm Sip I riiuflit llii* battle
,
THE VVEDCENOlb
tn tht* bltf' town Th muff ho it the
fnptitiF manv
have been ^
Y u , l**t year'* liquor la ir *
hlftc<l from Mnnll town mmpusr«i' t'AINKHVII.I.E, net. SO, 0 » r WMdd b a r* bou|kl that many itn
laiffr rilit'A bul tl l» 1* th** , lliitnn ..mine at th* University ‘
mfifft Imfw«r taut of iht* traditional' a! kliuid* will be out—no moral
t II* lie* In If a ir I hr »**ni* itroil ml j*, j[ tl an mrrr rrroonltinn of lha tra *,
It's (i ret tv rerlnln Ihnt the 8HH,i dillona' dai In Ik b fir*'. wai nign will tw* mil when the Timers |
i I .in oh*rrvanr
•end the 1I»»M
4unit* tn grip* it lb John J Tlgert. preildrn.
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
November i I
*i«id Monday that w'tila Saturday
O. D. FarrelL Prop.
I marV'"' n llQmrromln'• Day
_________ Mathar Bldg._________
with
Ml*, Isilpnl
Hlale-Florida
football r#mr In tho afternoon.
J
The Methodist Society of trhri*.
’ limn Fsrvlr-e will meet at th*
home of Mrs. J C Sill* Jr on
! Thursday afternoon
*1
3-<Xl
u'clocL.
ay DILLON GRAHAM
H U > U n M K e a l a if *
M :. and Mr*. Fred Slones, Mr*.
________________________Robert Stones and two children of
Daytona Reach were guest* of
YORK. -Princeton and Mini/ Mary Stone* on Sunday.
pUiyin-j hi New tori «
Mr*. IL N. Strvvlll1 rxpec
ripect* to
I tint .vu. one garni- >*•» sfend lha weekend at Daytona
t
Mr*,
ruler
thought wool I r.jv t, U |.U>e.1 . Iteach as guest of
off I hr- rampti*. . . It Is tl s rro l' Glen nt lha Seaside Inn.
old *»> gam.
I Mr. and Mr*. B. C. Schults
ih tuir'.fei tr t.--* 'r i d '- . ’ ','| ,av r-ai their guests, Mr*. Stoke*
l.\-- ■ fiom th,
j*. i lo
Mr*. Hartley of Orlamlo.
I . I <:.r Firi I h i 11*.
'ip
Ml*a Eva Mathlrtrr. has return1,
I ii. » t.-n
■* l.ting- 1... t c| |o Elmira, N. Y. after having
ikoughli ot tin early day. of ,|M.n| , wrek'a vacallon her* with
/waszjmFYOU CAN'T SHUT
OUT THAT HUM I
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BTTA KETT
By PAUL ROBINSON
A /
you-
ONE BILLION and
Three Hundred
MILLION In WAR
BONDS—
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II. Of F..Homecoming
Cancelled This Year
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ARGADE
Package Store
I
•h.. n-ual event* |irrrrdinv anil
i lollowtne the -a m i will tie omiti lid Tho State legie'vtnlJ. hoW. ever, will b# entertained In the
amunt t ub(\ tr and at t i t same.
fHY LET AN OLD
CAK DRIVE YOU
j----- , CRA/!Y?
YIPPEEw*
'1ES, I v
heard
TV6 ID EA M EETW S L
HJM O N TH? OOCNE/2
U N D ER A L K SK T ' j -
B U T m s A B LH D
cwTF-rwNEvera
s e e n h im m m b
BEr c C E .' m
i
BU Y A GOOD USED
CAR FROM THE ADS
I n T h U N ew apA per,
Classified Advertisements
A of planta eomlng In WANTED — Women to earn
q u ic K c a s h , hhi Guild k m weeka tor your Victory
DOSSED Chilatmaa Cards (0
l and In wholcaelj quanfor 11.00 with customer's nam*
Chariaeton Wakaflald and
Imprinted P ltE E .
No aaperljjr a a Cabbage. Chine**
enca nrccraary, 8 other beau
re, Oa, CollanU, Tomatiful auorlm ents,
You make
a t t l l f . Omlona, Broccoli,
iMta, J . W,
up to 100% . P I l o n T worklni
Phone 15.
full or p art Urn*. For fr*e
•ample* write to The Card
Guild 110 DW -West 3tnd fit
Now York City.
for
fUrnUhad and
un-
“ViS’T . t a u . ’C :
A
W tlU ,
L.
C « p ,,
companion
'w ^rte
y. Mm . .C.
fountain
work.
Laney
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H. ^ 9k
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ATHENS, (i*„ Oct. 10, (/PI—
lira.I Coach Wally tlutt* f a r * hla
(a* ryta llulhloy* who ahatlackcd
Ti lane dO-O her* Saturday p u tty
much of an May day Monday, hut
•mt hla icrubs through ■ long
arrfmmar*.
The arrlramay* waa tneourayIny to tha Dulldog boM because
hr raw trvrral rrtrnres who look■
rd like they might com* through
ami help out tn the v an ity before
THE LONE RANCHER
HELP WANTED
THIS WAY Hi. HAS
A CHANCE TO '
DOVEfVksr AND
HIM
CNEC.
By FRAN STRIKER#
IMP THIS BUYER BUUXT ) ( HE.
PU X JTR .
v 60
T t t PONT W W 9T R M G E R 5
tl MIS PLACE. VhHOO&£f
�Aerial Battles Rage
’ Over Egyptain Desert
U. S. Bombers Shower! ~Z
Enemy Troops And Stoinoff Promoted
Supply I)umns *n To Navy Lieutenant
rt It
Solomons B a t t l e . nowK n sicaLn i'l»lt*il
tfil'd at
ttCtlla
N a v a I Air Stni i<m, h a t rr c r n l l y
(By A M « u i.d P f .n l
Reports reaching Ankara.
Turkey, today nairi German
firing aquada have executed!
18 mor0 alleged revolutionarlea In Yugonl&vin and th at
threats of revolt in Belgrade,
capital of the conquered B a l
kan nation, have forced the
Germans to atrongthen I hr
clty’a garrison by at least tw->
broil |i l niitmt i*.I t»* tun Ik ul Him*
tifusnt i j j j I m
l ie
U n iln l
Slut* * .Nat r 1 lit-M i <■ H u mo
th e r is Mrs. M St . i r o n of t h u
it.
\
It ! admit in i?
lllifh i bm.i
Htoiruiff
f ranti.
Srmirmlo
Lieut.
int« ii «t#sl in utL^
letic? uii-l H,t.
atar on tne
Slate
high
F-thtMii
alLroUI err .it*..*
lu ll trurti. t i e was
KuIiIht Czar On Tour
1$
Pypils Coilect
352,084 Pounds
Of Scrap Metal
D e fe n d e rs
H ack
21
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.
tlnaed
I i Auer
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R iiMh i \>|nnm* 1inltM WilliM'
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Second H ostess
M eeting W ill B t
T hin sd iv Night
I II I
„t >.nr f..i.l I
re I**»f t *
Fashion Show
Mr IVaturt'd
hi•«,| i p.«| f
t iHMI pound•
.
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in ii- f
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l \p e cts
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and
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Mt and fully p r r p .r c l W fo rr
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f
,
1 '•^ !-•" i ; ; - ' '
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launching a laml offcn .ivr dc.ign
b rln( „t„f,.,1T1,||> rh.ngr.1 hy f ' ,nl "1‘ 11,1
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»
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larri
lot*'
ed to wre«t the vital Guadalcanal Uw >n) dirrrlivi***' which alftk*Mi*
1 1 'Ufnl
im
pupil
airfield from t h . American m a r-,m w , t,
■ml l Hi- j
,..et
lh
I
Fulfil fiifun-w «ifi Ifu- i lm r
ine* end »rmy men.
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n , ,t h|.
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t - 'm
.he *uth.,u> of
lIlAli
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‘n i»hn
end eaxlllarlee, although the n a v y ,,
. biollJtr , llh..ugh called v I 1 , lh' " " . V i . "" mb!, d
* «»urkr»
comratininua laid there had been * .
h » l - ■aid
*i
. al
p ^**^« nt tinn• - h
— farther Undlnga <n Guadal-, n ,* r>' Ark-,' m»n
ton. of m r i.l « **it
4.
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th r atluatmn
ii turn! Pin h*i
ha* a W I’ A Irock.
found and . jaiftcntoua Mrartna |
k*•* W - .Ur Cr run
t e - ,Wnd
, n —’j -'c
|Wbtfc OptMW!,'|
on r
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fo rtittM i
on O cL 19 On lU keM Bay. * * “ * * 1 1 ^ 0 ^ 7 "
\'H r lUfOur ►
la b e l B l a n d . I6<> mile* north-;
,
. . .
•It l«* «-,•
w rit of Guadalcanal
F l r r . w ere1
W r *h .. remain *, home -hare
, ,
M l.
J >•
•tartrd by bomb, from thr big • J u - r - l ' y aluprmlnua
it.m, -‘tl ill I
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*
bilitjr for what wp a r c permit Unit
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.
' t o happrri while t h r s r men arr
----- ---ftlijitl mI.*•»*»*
*
F a r to ihe north. In the A lr u - ^
_ (l
nr ,m , )lr
W. II, Hal lard and J
\ Hi - - , e||l-M gdil I“ l lw »«*M■>l
tiana. th . communique •d d«l. b„ , [ 0 l|„e, Imp. w in n m in the fir«t p in u
| <m h wmihuii pt*1 >*,f 11
army
Liberator
plane*
struck
again at .h o c in .U ll.iio n . ami
Ackcrvnan |«nMed I" thr .cr f l e c ti o n yr atr r d ay for th,
.. *11. <i f * » a lurmo-i*• beeehed *hlp In th# h .rU .r atj
"*»*P «P 'r* throughout .School D is tri c t post on thr « >un I m a m
K ilk a , tterting f ir e , in the Jap- ,h* Unl^
S U <7 *" P™m..tlng tyr Schcol Hoard, will lw rnirr«-*i« I *w«l »»jcifh»ni> h.o“ "7
*aivagv drive a, *aie t f » a r Iwnd*. in th e accond pr im ary «rlu-.li li-.ll **oitit* »*f t ***** t a,i f *J ••
enete camp e rra .
I th, )tftJ r r o „
e, u , b, r s ( )
vetil !**• no-lekd >n
Concerning tho atruggle ini the r . mpa,Kn , ra) , hr m„hi|u« ii„„ ,.f f o r Turoflay. Oct
M
Khstliv* «Lt I
Cou nty D istric t T
Solomon*, Secretary of the Navy c m j
ilrfrnae
and
Community
Mi- • Hull
«»-l
M
K m x told re porta ra lhat in m > :( h r „ , Bm|
lb, pr, . „ h. 1 l>4)njfwootl. Kern Dark
(kill t , djtlli t 1
Mill"*'
Judgment, lha Japanrae have hyl ..pnlb„ . „ , t l r any and loyally nn.h Hprfnira, Knnnrat € 'l t >
4«N,f if arm e f ••* 1*•
no mean* a* yet c*rrcl»eil their j |||Iptj ()1h|ir imtimcnt in •upp..rt and fl olden rod
Vli e Ml ll" 1 T I y H
I'
R esults nf th r pri Hi*,
main force.
uf r \ r t y war project "
|.lv * »|nipm»ill
■•, I *
W II Itallard. 1>V. 1 A
A ll bran.he* of American armed
--------------■
I »trut tion 1111 •
*
M i l ; ( i f o f f r It
HrLlr*
force* now hava Joineil In the __________ ________ ___ _____________________ I U R Brorkinir, NI
IkHit
■tr.ggle for control of the arch,
pelago which can comnpml •hip
C o m p la in ts
lssu ril
ping lane* In Australia.
WaraU p a .o f tha United Stale* fleet
w e re the U te it to mov* into
irysft.
aa fegr
th e ftrkt-
k ----------
thr I t e n t h h i n t iiinti n
i each pupil The -chtwil it ifireeleti
I'liiTia h im
mu} III Jl'l r|1 I
communique w h . t h e r th r
r . n l - fl,rm , r
r.
ml , I t h r ' ^ ' ' l ’‘ i
___
had __. l l e_r e d J . p e n r * . ptana. • r , ((r)h Af(,
|t„ , l t u , r b a n ,
............ idhe
--- I )\ ir*|i.
Whether lh . enemy w a. following
n ” «'”;!I ^,
l‘ " V , h
‘ihiit1 ,nf.• p r e - a m n g e d a c h « i u l c of g e tti n g .. uni, , r thr r , „ . k
„ .r
m .,i »„h
and
Fufnpr
I M*»if than .tj*.iifil }Miun<U «»f
J rernp metal have Iwru rnllwtrr!
dompa with b om b * in a n u n - t o p , r W f l
w
u t r r m , n of
liV Vt m K mI hr 11nr T «* |*m* . prl n
■trie* of r»ld*. It
.. was rrv rala»l umbia r n i v r r . i t > »*l.l l * * t night ci|i«" an*1 «>at j.e
U * t night.
l h * t nr««|.»|M-r.
th r U. S n r r r
Neut in line a* nrai a* pirteii.
T h ro u g h ,u t Oct. IH . m i 10 . * ,
, ul., rc .r .l
* “ fr r e t i n g fitfurr* tan
i'etei mini
I*
It*
nmey communkiu.
wild.
a rm y . I
h> th. , . . , r r n m r n l . m l \\ tlwun Ht hmil «f I ' b <i |i with It I
n .» y .nd m .rin r rorp . « irc r.lt { h<, lhr j
|
Tiu e, |ir»roitnl r r ( h»f f t ttf n t u t * l
h . m m . r * d . 1 t h r em-my „ f
I frn|
T h „ Atl
»f
[1*nllii
mlcanal, ifid
a p a n i »« rtale*l I 'ri'M w* * *im ply a f u r t h e r , I upil-
Ihruit which K .* been r.p rc tr.. m, „ r to
for d.T» ha* r . l to get .t .r t n l
< nr„
However, there . . . r*. m r.n .
Th|> hM(| ,lf ,
of telling ori the U>i« "if thr nte Sfhnnl uf
Tr l
Of
ess
Year, Say s
f| ported Did at D* h *
^TDlriat Ian r* I ir Del- -
12 Chuluota S c h o o l
Students D o n a t e ,
Nearly 1 Ton Eachj
Says Newspapers
IM
A l t a i
Be
K . 0 V C O OH4^
if
I F IN,
hw It i< f l.in.l
31. t A l*|— Ml of >* - - *
F u ji
YORK
In
( ie r m a n s
S e v e ra l
al#« » meinlfi uf the Univer j iltaririir th r prn*rnt J u n i o r Army
palvuire tani)iMiirn in I 'i I ■ roil nil
sity ol S"M . I arotim
Grift
NEW
Dwindling I L c f c S l
Red Command
T W I aw tun m r a lr il to
. rum
tl«y l .ri the I i * i i of I.IMKI pupil*
rogiment*
lilt* rt-pre»cnl • ut>*i it Ml tH»ul tl
In
the
Egyptian
ciimnatgn
j'W'i pupil in *ei ap t nlh*vti*«i
fterte air battle* taged » * .. ,h *'I a r •
•,
w*
~ ,
*4ii |it l u w tn n -!*•« la i e-1 {fanl I
dcaart, POMlbly herabl.n* an ea rly | J 111 V C r ^ l t y
H P lU l
« « « very well •ati*fie<| u l t h the
rwuraptlon of long-*lallrd lon.l
J
wa> the ilrtve is pni|rre«*intf, mihI
f 1thtiny thrre.
, In p u r t l m l a r caHe.i att e n ti o n It*
In a atrenuou* e f f o r t to dl*«r
-- I the |I,Of$0 jrinifiil <olU ettun uf lh»*
ganlaa J a p a n '* big S olom on * 1*1*011
fVT i v K o F r n 7 P n j(hulut>u
<,1
\> pupil*.
offenaiva before It t a n e e l really
A U J T l>U 1 l U i C I I vh|rh on U , * r r . i n t . I * . . . r i v e .
atar ted, A m er ic an f l i e r * a r t * h o » j tl fir 1,1th pound' rollerte** h>
•ring enfmy, ‘™0P* aml •“P}'1*
N
a
z
i
o
ifc
M
iv
e
“Victory
Tax:
On M alingrad ^
%S*^ S J * ’er~"S",.,rk.i; Ballard, BistlimWin F'irst Primary,
In District Twn|
.
Older Men May Me
Drafted To Industry
,‘
An indicitlon that land baaed
inea which have participated *o
frequently in many engagement*
may aee even more action came
from SeereUry Knox.
He aal.l
ha v u unable to diecloea Ihe
number of auch plane, now oper
ated by the navy, but that the
figure wa* M»teadlly Inerening"
Communique No. 162:
. "South P acific: (A ll date* arr
H1M1
( ..
I |1 \
Wi nl r r
M ;l
lit
On Patent Remediesl
W A flllN G T nN .
(hi
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uil
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hf,11111\
IHcifi 1f
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ia \
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*|•- idliti k
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f h« t islriii* T i n - 1I -on
V aa**•Ir*1k*
W A S H IN G T O N . Oct i l
^
* l|riPfl«i
ha.I
Tha nation’s critical ina n|-> ifr s n f o t i n c o t totlav A
' 'M tl» file f'l
problem brought from l‘r. *M. m r«>mplaint' iir»»ii*l lh«* i"
■IfiipAf i
l Rooeevelt Tueaday a
*li .. | '•••••'• '•« ib-m".
It .■
* I»•■ S. m.
A call ha* been received from . that it may be wlae tn furl>>.igl>, Slammrk. Jl t. k* I *<tui,l
Ibr llalanck Alreraft Company n f! older men from the Ar m, f.« I “cid 1 ' .............. .
11
D cU nd that they can u*c all aa.lgnment to war in d .-n v *<»».'*' I • * ' ». b'
‘
\ ft.
train.-*-* who have complete.1 t h e i r » |n which they are trained
,l"
training In aircraft wood wrnklr.g .
j f , tobt b|, pfT, ,
ni»ir|nr»nii*ti..>'
at t V Sanford School f... War that on h i. recent Km,
i»- \ ,
A „ A, , M ,,
I'tudurti.in
W ork er* .
AI.-»
K country he *aw in aim .
Johnaon.
dlr
rc
to
r,
atatml
t.alay
men between S6 ami «N ..............f
lllU
... ...
, , , ,
U rp
n u m b e r* o f enanv
I,i
'
Ha.ic pay I* F 5 c e n t* an lo u i
"1 " ' r
, *,
i r j Imhliiiir
hip* and auxlllariee are atifl K i p c r l m echanic* (au to m ob ile in ag« who would b . of g .r a t n ,
•err
I
re
In
munition*
faetm
u*
II*-1
"
'
"
^
‘t,r
"
'"n
lr J IhM'ltlMll.
it *
11ar*s,11a*
rtad In Uio Solomon* a rta, rlu de tll, both men o r women are
V.". i r 11•
I41 | Dl HM-llin rtl
there hate been no farther j wanted al*o with nay a ta r l in g at •aid In reapon** to que.ltnn* that, mlrj ; * " v„ '
4,
(rt«d,
tr*.
.........
i* landing. on Guadalcanal R3 re n t * an hour. H e l p e r * will r e ImaglpwJ that if « m e of th.- M - r P.7»V>- >'uarp on lh. ..........
men can be taed In definite p U cr.
>
lifhm.l IwutLint i>«rr iradr - *• Iceive 60 c e n t * an hour.
In vror
ror work, lh*y would hr fur day. N o report* wer, m.>
,f ■Wat • ff <• tnr-ufNfttiiUi*s*-hf•*
. 1 A w . »**T .
m ari n e
louahod W ck into civilian hfr
• brat itff iM-rniar .ittaike- iti-ni .
I
aircraft
bombed
en em y
damage t>: injurir*
Ilia- aujrftatlon camo as th r sen
! Hintd«rnIlfl*--l f », t• »> Ih*- hi|fh K duclion. the Datura A bore^ cr,.' (U> pr^ r ing to open Irhata
' mand irpeiitr*«l
™ r e a (P u rple A ngel Tfump- Thuraday on the 'teen age draft
i
Fightuur *if hfcal ftigfiifi, «n. >
I.Y N C IIIN G HTOI-l’KIt
et» h a . been grown by a Cardan bl, u w u , lk#j by » . B„ or Thom
! Wh< reiMM trvf iimi I htvitt nf Slain
club member. Mr*. Juliua Ding- »». (R
— .-ld a.),
( grad a nt-f»- th*1 Re*I A r m 5
to write in an
P U I.A S K I, T
Term Oct Jl,
frlder.
It ha* largo gentrout amendment providing that la and (Iiltvg a .t o n
I *a main rffur! ii» th«- rnn«"l »d.i
leave* and purple flower and IB n u r old aoIdler* be given «t n m f i mob n. — ............................
tii n at tl*‘ n il rtrfl||i|p»i pftu11him
•tern and grow* la rich, heavy l e n t one year of training Ufnr.- „ „ | the cell door* of th. <..le*
T hr n flr nun him- gun arid im>-i
•oil and eeral-ahada.
being tent Into combat. Drafting countv Jail before Sheriff '->r- tar firr nf mil* Hm ift drtaihitia*
of uw younger men I* eiimeted ________
dor 1 of*t _________
dU*uad**' then- limr-J, wiprd out yII to I * . , eompai.le* ■
- to enhance proipecta for furlough- an attempt lo lynet * 21 y m old . German* ,lr- t ..>>■-.< thu-e m*. hnwho art
j ing older aoldlera for war w .rk.'neg ro arreiled for hotuebieal.ng, | rim rmpljici Mirrvl* and •ile t j The aheriff laid it wa* flBlf: . . s' ?rwo
,
m o r ta l h a t l r r l e * . ihe
that tha nagro choknl a « h « U : munhrur 'ant
CITY BRIEFS
and
Merchants Plan To iewoman
n t e r i n g th e
Help W M Send-Offj
h e r da ugh ter
houer."
»ft«rj
-phe A « i * d r i t e down l h * III....
»
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1 *, i i ii i ,
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1 1 1 1 III*' !-■ -1 •t 1 I- *
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j|.a4. 1 * l **•*•'♦ •* 1f- 1' ’ 1 ' T
f •' ' -*11' -rht.* L ..........
l<*». • 1 » JI* * VMit H“ M
1fH'- 1vi Hoi .la
1
M fh'ttt »*lll * |.* 1* 1 tik •
itld t . Hldll*! 4 |»»l|r: -r*-j
i Mi.v* hn M -.1
.
i lhr> Kt-it nit ^vpI *.«!!■» f <>l 1he* f»
ki"-|4*I
•i.l.*
l*L
thaltta
that
ordor
attend
•r,
a n o th e r ae cto r a K u m a n i a n ' ,|a> t.y .Senator le-e .
....................
pu rp ose * o f tone o f Iron and .to o t COfnp»ny a tt ac k ed a Red Arm y «he fight t.. I mii l lqu ot
f,
In t h * h an d* o f flrni* hut u n it, c n ly l« b * a c a t t r r e d by me ' Ar m ) „nd Navy r a m p * ,
d»t h e metal undar chine gun fire .
dale
I S e n a u ir Gu rn ey (II S » 1 .
that p rio r it y order*.
• ________________
ihnr » ( the 'teen ag e d r a ft toll
UU
)n. pen no " c o n t r n v r r r t a l amend
m r n l " will alow up t h e |iua*ng.
nf th l* meaaura.
LONDON,
D oha a f . ' D j
III Nl> IIP.A 1)8 K K N T K N fK D
y m ore ing,
reUry tot I;
ht uf n
4 »ini*h\
► *i tI tin
t
t PSI’S
*
M -a tat -
*
Support (iiven To
NEW O F r T c i r O P E N E D
who as president
II litrehanta
•to with
,
— . _ th* aend
for departing aelac‘
band khell p u rth a a * and raallocatlon to w a r
. ii lory
I
iru rrit*t 1*1 f I Ilk - l
Sea r-a rt .d the re.rihwi-it
ca*u* h [■;.'» r I
to Have
rheekrd alt, t the Ituuian* lo.i
two village* a* refwntr.1 24 houi.
• ■
O I
|>
W A S H I N G T O N , O ct 21 .d q — earlier.
Ye*terday‘* communique1
I z I l J U O r ? t }llt * H 1)1111
S at v. .a.lI ...
The W ar production Board y r ** .aid a detachment
■letarhment of
nf N
in I'
terday etUbllthed • apeclal »fflc« fantry
ra n tr y r e p u b e d a t t a c k * th ere a n t ,
« k S H I N G T D N . (*i t J I . i lIn PlUabmvgh to (peed up lha
out about 100 rnemv
-nemy troop* ' Muuiiting «up|>oit wa* c l a im t d
'
i ..it.
|MV
|r* 1
%(' J1 m
i Vt#*
fit.
hit vi'
• hit 1
L 'ri
- iiVt'i i
. ..at ir
1 iiutt*
McNutt WUI Offer
Manpower Solution
K IN G T O N , Ort. II
McNutt declared
» in llH C S
M- , » l l -i l t
> 1.1' M. l t t
,
•'
After Di-mnlir
i
M
\1 1 \NTA *»•t
i
n| Ttn---li»V tKill tit* c * t'-*
hnj th. it l a ' t r*«u».«l- f ■ *1
a t Kin,
The siMwIal |h*miiiI i«M*»d
r«*tif:!)’ to n IInW i in*"jei*i UK-1 i
n iv aL to (. jic rair until I t .
I
•huh t i m r tbr*’- w t F l i k i l , t*w inter
will e..i . t...
, quarter*, >>14T
•
t tkkv*
.
• •*
,
•
eke
m i
ll lit tiv ap-
tiiim y tax;
1 i * i»lnail|r
i
f*
.
'1
in*r intri i*»t
i*»njiM**
In ••vent l l»
.-I'tri lavra,
ivuivortnl into
I ma H mi:
thr war*
t«rifl
r»-
W KA rilKIC
N EW V O R K . Oct.
21. tdq
Twnty-four
Germ an- American I newed ne»t year, OUT a iih o r.tin
n ii|:||i\
Little
liuiul leader*
Included G c rh a n l! here predicted.
' rh-ingi lonight.
for voluntary ef- Wilhelm Kunte, national leader | The i*ermlt gront.-il riiru * an I
‘
. . .
« e r , (onttneed
to
five rarnlval train* temi»'tar> • »emp•are In priaon aacL
IIInc“ * and
tr*ora
«ach for eonapir*
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Back To The Kitchen
tTb# Sanford Herald
||r ruin \ >ilTi'i)
S'ol f«»r till* tiwii
wi
begin a t 9:00 A. M.J amateur
examination. vUI begin a t l i f t
A. U. Applicant* to r eom w em l]
and amateur examination* aboukl
bring fountain pen*' and pencil,
in ordor to avoid ronf-Jilon. It 1,
requc.ted that a not# ba attached
Er.-i mi nation*
for commercial
to appUcatiooa d atin g that J i m
an,| amateur C lan “A " and " B " Intended tba examination •ail) ba
radio operator* will be conducted
br a rcprc,entire of the federal
O m m uriratlon* * Com million in
the Okt Dural llijrh School Build- dale U moat convenient.A dder*.
ing. (MS Ocean Street, Jatkhon- FCC—Box IK0. Miami, F la, ’ ^
t ille. on Saturday, Nor. 21, and
American m rplan e* are fitted
Sunday, Nor. 22. ft Ha. been anneon red br Arthur 8. Fiih, Mi for rpecialtaed combat a t cne of
ami In.pector in Charge of the a doten or more htghly-eecm
Modification center* throughout
('ommlulon field dlriafon.
Commercial examination, will
Two Classes O f
Radio Operators
Will Be Tested
"THE LATE MR. BROWN1
That was an Interesting column in yceterdny morning’s
Orlando Sentinel w ritten hy M artin Andersen. It seems
that Mrs. Roosevelt, while not a ctu a lly . organlrlng the
JS iZ T Z t. itm Ml
r —I ottum “ Eleanor Clubs’’ or nnything llkg them , does believe that
. r » T . r J i . rt-rt*. aoSte (ha 0.1 domestic workers should Join the unions so ns to force
ipf1(jhMiaf* m •fy M*r«H H jRWfa
better |iay und shorter hours. And Mr, Andersen thinks
|||)M.ANII I - IIHAN
that the answer to this problem lies In the housewife’s
Mll»r
oonnnN
return to the kitchen.
“The average working woman docs not as a rule have
a#'
' ■cneruirrioe u a t m
r - ,- * l- l> A4*aara
serv a n ts" writes Mrs. Roosevelt In th e Ladles’ Home Jou r
Mr CareWe --- —---------- —
nal. ’’! did not know that Negro women were forming
Oka ----------------------------n r w W.alOa —------------- Eleanor
Roosevelt dubsu I would regret it exceedingly,
a n w—i a . --------- — ------Swa 1 « i
-_ —----'---- ----- IiciTiu .hc I think, instead of forming cluhs of that kind,
^*11 aklla.rr a»ll».a. «'<• •* they should enter u union mul make th eir household work a
akaak*. r— lall.a* ■»* a-il«a al profession. Tiiey should then receive adequate wages and
M lH lilaa.-n l-r
•»
Mtui*. I*a*. will a* ,*■ (*,( f-a live up to the same standards as other people englged
■a raXalar ae*.HUIa« l«l—■
in domestic work.
|alaa. »>»•>>»"
"Domestic work In the past, particularly in the :a*e
S n a la*. n*m *ala IV- ll.raW I*
«k. wallwwaI rl#l* -* a.i-nwlaa. of Negri) women, bus been In ccrtuln parts of the country,
Illfk-* ar. a - l- l- l- vl la II- l.-a- a very low-paid occupation, nnd the standards of work have
Ml Hll.* al IV- -aaa'ee "Uk .Haalpal k«**iaarlrr* la l"klr.*a aa . very often been low. No one should be asked to work in
H » n
Tax.
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other people's homes fo r the three to five dollars n week
’ TO. It.-al. •• a ai— a*. .1 Tk- which in some places has been the prevailing wage. No
lT»«a «lil*ii i*
alt-I. .allU-0 la Ik* a .. f*f n- (lerson engaging domestic workers should have to put up
aakUr.llaa *t all a n a al-^l-W .
*HOII>. la II a. a.I alfc.rwl« with the kind o f wprk which some people, both white and
eolorrd, do. F or this work people should be trained and
•raOII.4
Ikl. pafcll-ke*
M l" .
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|k« laratlaa-W.
k.frlakll Haki. la r-aakllrail.a «f *e».l.l then, very often, one hour’s work would Im worth five or
OtfilrfcfT
mv# »!•*
six by an unskilled worker.
"I do think that n union of domestic workers must have
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21. H I2 flexible rules, since .every household has its own particular
need*. Certain standards undoubtedly could be set up.
11BI.F, VKRHK FOn TODAY
however, nnd I think employers probably need education
FOR YOUR OWN SAKE AS us much as the employees in mnny cases. 1 have worked
W E LL AS FOR THE HAKE Ot on committees for mnny years, which have been concerned
4JTIIKIIS: U t him turn u»«y not only with the wages nnd hours o f domestic employees,
from evil, nd do good: let him
aeek ji-acr und inir-op tl.—1‘ctcr lint also with the standards of work In the homes. 1 think
the eon-enills III most of these groups Its* lieeti that eduI I I IR. V I
lia tjo n i- needed liy the employer as well as by the em
f'farm flif I "M2
ployee ”
The mlm
-WEDNESDAY,' OCTOBER 11* 1#<2
IH B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. ~
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s o m e t im e
. HOT HOW*
LOVELY MIRRORS
Just received a new ship
ment of beauUfu), po|Ish#d
PRIVATE
CITfZEN
plate ralrrort. With orna
mental gold frames, plain
brow n
or beveled edges.
“Brighten Your Home With
Pittsburgh Paints”
G . IL S T U A R T P A IN T A N D G L A S S f
» "■* '
Sijfns of Revolt
J"®1
.
»■•*, I' e- wrxaarf
- #|h?«l'ft^ /.f *P
(
The officers and d lrecten of the Florida 8U |e Bank
o f Sanford Invite you to consult them C9#c«ntbig jrour
•jx t , lh# rr#*onat«lr »|hwli.
With growing indications of unrest and nctunl revolt
The aolullun - f the fnli mind. Wiin France, the long nntirljmted invasion of tho continentj
may not rllmli
IR
}
$7.30 to $31*00
may indeed ho close at hand. Common scnst. would seem '
(twined In reurh.
|o indicate that neither the B ritish nor the Americans
could afford to stand idly by while French cltlxens fulHoly
Jtathrr III- dr»v>m -nil
»’
battle it out in the streets against th eir Nazi conquerors.
inu»t krwp «•> "iir aaoid*
That m atters are rapidly coming to a head was shown
The lnfi»lv«'. -tnirnto inacbmo
gun that din-- not hi-nr
vi.itenlav when (Jen. Chnrles DcCJttulle, leader o f the Free
An-wir or ronl rebuttal; On French movement, announced over the radio that tho time
*alft pin no.
Till* would not l>e so significant were!
That hunk of lh « inline- HI*, O'* fur revolt has tome
Ion,) t„uk, I hr ui'rol In-'id. |II lint fo r thl fart that heretofore DeCaullc has counselled
And Ihr ruuraRr of i« ireiil>i-’l |p-ii jrfu i* a inl pUHftlv resistance
lie has told thr French
hrarl
l>**o|iir that he would let them know when It was time to
l^xtrr I h n r niii«t
w-Mf arise
lit* *|icecli came directly 11(1011 the heels of one deliver
Of nanity Mini
A|Hiki<n
lucidlya
<h*i*r ,
ed by that arch-traitor of all Frenchmen, Pierre Laval,
And heart hy thp
ful |«vf‘h in whiili lie revealed that Vichy has signed nil ngreenielil
Hut not will Is* thp
dtill ruitU,
i with the (ierm an* for a fixed levy on the manisiwer of
from hi# dnnk mnnui,
every factory to |»e sent Into Germany. It apiwnr* that
Hut not till th<fiMxl Brrpml lchftinett bk » 1111
I forced labor conscription is but a m atter of days for French
% XbomJia tl»ldc*ol t huhh
workmen.
lit reply lleCaiille said, "To arm s, French soldiers in
Drive ■lowly mid "»**■
East Africa and the P acific; French sailors on every sen;
Have you bought p if
uirnien in every »ky,” he said. "Forw ard workers, peasants,
quota •>r war i'in*i»
bourgeois anil priests who suffer in the fight for every
inch of tin- motherland, (.'mirage, resistance groups, fight
Thr
*“
lhtin,11 wlstfr a f te r thry fin
ing men. s i i i |s t s and IiIterators, whose mission it Is lu
the Hoi-winont.
organize revolution. We are nil marching in step In the
One vnv pvpryori* («>i help same bailie, under the same flag, just as one day, I promise
tn the ntillnn’* wm eft nit Keep you, we shall nil lie merged us comrades In the hosts of
wr !I »n<i tlon’l over
ihs- ii*» victory."
J m i•
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Tills has all the earm arks of a fuse lit to set o ff an
New York Tlty h«»»*t* w ore explosion. Perhaps the Allied invasion will nwnlt this test
In b lrt Ixirn ln«t week than tlut- of French public opinion.
Perhaps the British and tho
inu any provlou* wei-k in ten
Americans would like to know how the French people fool
yntra. It mini hr l l» climate.
a^out it before they land In Franco. B u t ono thing, It seems
General Hoinervell -ay.
hun to us, Is fairly certain, tho Allies will surely take advantage
dred* uf .mail inilu.trial
throughout lh " , ovihtrv will ha*** of the situation if an open revolt breaks out.
hanking or financial problems.
Y e t III Hint logioot pla n- Dial had
* * “”
S*e -
t
E^s v
gsT,*
to rlo*c. They certainly will if
they can’t uct
employee*.
DoWn. in Fort
U y afr
as mrsMM Unfit)* fig*,
unit bran it* n
*ul atnutr
PM you FV«*r •r V «»y Mi1* f»r*h
f l t John* rlvrr loutUmi?
-Donald Krlivn *ay. that when
this war enda «c aloll havo tHa
grraUit opportunity any people
Identification
fWIHIo—"1 killed live fli** today
— three male »nd two female*.
ttG R onny—"How can yoi) tell a
W lo from a frm alc?"
t Wllllo— "W fil. three »at on a
boor bottle nnd t*u on the mlr*
W t / T h e - R e * Hive.
S e t find work to d ot
ft* ebo'it
-Tlluiville
ay’ll take
i
kitchen
mcnt popular man In the
I right now U Bill Ja ffe ti
l 60-SO whether on arount
dng beck to aenatore at
unite eertainly didn't hurt
Farm Bureau Okeha Midnight Curfew For
Labor Importation Entire State Is Urged
ORLANDO, O r tT 81, <FN B)A
Commenting on the recent itatM
m int of Comratulonar Nathan]
Mayo that Florida grower* muiu
form a .trong organlutieq If
they hop* to .unrlva the present
cruerganry, the
Florida
Farm
Bureau Federation adopted nan*
lutione recommending adoption of
a unlreraal Mrrice taw, the tmrortatlon of laborer, from
the
W ait Indie-, arvl commended the
s
i
M
e
i r
la kela n d ,
o«l
Agriculture Course
Now Co-education a I
W EEK LY NEWS COLUMN
B r JO E HF.NDRICKS
RENO*. Nev. Oct. 21,
Since IKK* the tollege of agri
In Tli
Ha hie Manner— P i t *- 1a# many #hiji
lay nr
- rU||tr c
th* University of Nr
Itlent
b«»ff hardly
I
tnir produced
January of vada ha# l*een the haven « f men
Mudenta. Thi# orm n trr it wa*
returnedt from hi# ferret trip thl# year
<‘ivll .Service Examination#— |Invaded by Janet Hanktn \%h.»
throughout thr nation, on which'
he in»l»rMr*t war plant#, until The Civil Service rmnmU.lon I rcfiatered fur a major in ajrr
the
following
ei culture
the Repullirana found it end onnouncea
a # draatk
**f
and took thr fliMtr of tha lloute nminatlon#: Junior Mrdkal Of f i , War and
.
. atiahorlage
i,
to abuse him for having m ade' cer (Kolnting Internihip, $2,000, [•rm lahnr !« tt« i
„Rarkin
th*
a |K,mir*l IM,, They .*1.1 th a l'Ju n io r Metical officer (PhyshU ] »“ >. h' r own fk l.l- to h.n.llc
(hi. .o rn l trip .mefird of poll U ric Rr.ldent) 12.000, fit. fe ll.. 1' tractor
'artor and
- ' plow. She became
--------- in
nrl decide*! to atudy
tic*. I vv»>i„|,-r if there 1. anyone ’ ls-th Ho-pftal, \V a * h I n g t a n,< c
rt
dumb rooiivti to think, had h-*l D C. Guard, 41600 lo 9IH60, agriculture
__ nt the univervlty.
'nuulr the irip mth fa irfa r-. , I ' , 8. Naval Air Station, Ban-I
photuriaphrra nnd newsmen th.,i ■ "* Rlvrr (Cocoa) Horlila, amb -yj,,
commone.l
v .iiety
of
they would not hove arcuerd him other
location, in
fievi-nth I wh«ie oil I. not no oil. hut I. elm
of the -.m e tiling It I. (ju u .'N av al D l.trlet; A lrrraft Fabric ,(/(„( a. Ili|ul,l wax.
natural thing that the military, Worker, 96.12 to 90.08 a day
forci** and Iho.e In etfarge of L!. 8. Naval Air Station*, Ban(hr IVvaldalit'a -afety would not i ana River, Cocoa, Flcrlda, Mel
want
hi. movement*
known " bourne,Florida and other location,
Rrnrrally I thmighl the I'rnl- in Seventh Naval D l.trlet; Help
ilctlt amwrrc.1 thi* quite clearly er. Firefiahter ( Motor Euulnwhcti hr made Ida flrr-ido chat m rnll 96.04 lo 10.00 a day, U.
nn M'inlay iiluhl, Oct. 12, when 8. Naval Operating Bate, Key
hr .aid that ha had Ju.L
Weal, Florida: Sand hla. ter, 922,turned from hi. .oervt trip, that 00 to 926,00 a year. War Beit wat nnorrauiry to make thia artment, Brockley Field. Sic
trip In «re ret to that ho would
havo the lime to do tho Job
that he had to do without
having to meet all pf the high
official* on the way and l* ‘
•o much at hi* (line, and h
M hy laying. “It will bo riecca.ary for rdo to make other trf
of thl* kind and I (hall ma
Adjust-Yourself
Ihrm in tho aamo manner" It
diw. not appear aa though the
Matty of flu* economic shock*, which numbera of people
Idcnt w,a vory much dlaarc getting now, are due to the fact th a t they have ref lined lurt>r<l alwiut the accuaatlon and
over pa.*t month* to ndjunt their thoughtn and their action* of rourae he ahould not have
been
to what hn* been apparent for a long time.
Lloyd ( ) M r n .Ha* a : Cold—
Dc.iplto all the trends which showed how
were f tea* amused at one of the
head in if, ns was inevitable In war time, with all Ita dlslocn- guard, at the door of the 8 * i.
Hon of private life, many have failed to accept tho Idea th a t g r in t at Anna o f tba Home oi
itep m enU tlrea recently.' I was
great changes were Ipcvitablo that life in general ia going poulng
tho door and ha - called
to be quite d ifferent; th a t marketing and menus a w In to r in* book and allowed mo tba
In
decided changes, and th a t Incomes aro to bo drastically Wa.hlngton . Tlmrt-Herald
cut, due to Increased taxes, nod the necessity to Invest In which they carried a n . lin e
* toting that the .form er P rin t
•War Bonds and Stamps.
Minlulcr of
Britain during
' It is strange that so many adults aro like children In th a ’ l . t World War la confined
tho facing of unpleasant truths. They refuse to accept-a to hie ihomo; with a cold. “ Now
sit uni Ion until It Is rig h t upon them. Then they cfwnot
take it gntccfully because they appear startled, resentful
and disputatious over the various details that develop.
Those who react in this way had better start getUng teal Ittic about things; ho prepared for changes of almost xtny
* Did you know tint while the
labor tborug* Lhrcstcn* to throw
ocerti of concern, out of birtlwoo., wmt folk, o n drawing unmaployment coinpen»at Ion from kind, and ready to accept what cornea Jh a philosophical
,tne atat* on tho ground* Uiey ean- framo of mind.—8t. Augustine Record*
*
the achool
r*|l do the lo
Ivocate, Yeah,
|ng Including
Come In loday for a consultation— they are ready
lo serve you.
,
der. 12200 to 92600 a rear,
W ar Department. Umcklcr Field,
Mobile, A la.! Helper, General,
-U. 8. Naval Air Station, Jark.onrltle and other Naval artlrlltci
at Lake
City, 8t.
Auruatinr,
Daytona Beach, Del.an<l and San
ford,
Florida and
Rrunawlck,
O a.: Claulfled laborer. 14.00
to 14.04 a day. tl. 8 Naval Air
Statfone, Banana River, Caeca,
Miami, Richmond, Fort Lauderdale, Veto Beach and Mrlbournr,
F r a .j’ Machlnl.t, *C.80 to 97.52
a da«. W ar Department. AuruiT a AreenaJ, Augusta, G a.; Machlnlit 19,12 to 910.08 and
ElectrlrIan, 9 B .lt to 910.08 a day,
Operating Baaci
Chemical Plant
We will
S
be
O FFIC E R S
DIRECTORS
('. II. .McNulty, Prenldent
M. S. Wigginn, Vice Pre*.
J. E. Row land. J r n Cashier
Charles Dunn
Forrest Galchcl
W. E. Klrthheff, Jr.
C. H. McNulty
J. E. Rowland, Jr.
M. a Wiggins
Florida
Bank of
State
Sanford
“A Friendly InaUtullon”
a i/v r/M
H r : . . .You can
spot it every
•>
T TAKES aomcthlng e x t r a ...! p i t a . . . xd m a k e a fcpu*
I
cation (hat everybody rexpeeu. Coc^-CoU got itV J
reputation for quality* bccauxelihaa always been pxad^ j
the quality way out o f quality IngmRcnU-
Coca-CoU lx an original morion wltjt a raflr
k *P«clal aomcthlng to
»« «>
d r in k ...a finlihed art In lta m a k ln g ...a
bland o f wboleaoina Sayotx that create*
for Coca-Cola a caxte ■11 It* otvo. That'*
why Coca-Cola lux the Uxtetlutchonn|
.
if
^
»
^
open Fri-
* Saturday nlghU
n now on.
o n ly o n #
o u t lo r r t f r u h m
...Ic e r c o U C o c o C o la . T h e o n ly t h b
U k . O K ..C 0 I . I. O K . . C J . , l o . l t
Every Wednesday
Night
Wm,
KBDWLTQN’8 ORCHESTRA
• h m iw a iM ia li.r o
• ti/ .v cT v 1
kf
of the labor aroUxm
MfHlwd to iniiflflptwr
from drinking a n d la ta 1
At the earn* time ape*
tba committee the tabec
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fm m
llsqjgj
b.
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PAGE T O R E b
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S ocia l A n d Person a l Activities
MARJORIE ROSA COGDURN, Society Editor
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Telcphonu 148
evrry-tiny
\'»U(fhsi «tnt«'ij
gardener
Mr* befr* pmltctwi that by the first
that *rc*4 raleii- of thr im r 111(« Florida yard
li n t * fnia.ni i h c
L h"n i »w-1 » l u r r * « id.I bt a! <Vi n I b n rv K il*tr'«
h p i p vp rv In J p f u l
111 b* v Mfnrd
The yard « ill
1* a. h H' 1 1 nparn v * nrly in th#
M r^
M nrgnr* I
harm *
Ihnt it n,t* U tlrt l*« fortitiy* it •.I* * •
•* mm t'ttifdovre*
lilllo t a.h uit k than t•* t-* ft
in rg r
tf1**** thin** what.fo-evrr Ih irf*
ram*H>tif
nor**
n
m on th
tit.I
I
thi *•'! 1 *r■ 111 11*1 1hi
pirifil ■ l i i - 1 •*nl\ t inlet iilnrit •
and U ry L **•*«- iti* td*- 11■ —
jib it fa ■»■»%r K . 1* 1 n■ dor Iit 1 1 ,1
C a l e n d a r *n hr* r'1 ihrm,,th m*
|Citric fo u r will have charge of
* P e r s o n a l s
WEDNESDAY
|*ke program.
Sunbeams, G. A.
i \Hli OF THANKS
\ ft or * Is “
- ( v M r * V n 1 k rm
A meeting of the Oram ami a ml R. A. program* will ho hclJ
Mr Cheater t DanieD hat f«me
and M1 > Ibi u* * n r»>nn I titbit
^
to Miami on n hu»inr*» trip.
Bugle Corps will l>c hi-I.J at lh c .n l the tame time.
1" iak. this nieana of
diM*u**i**fi ■ *t fl i* |*al**d it* b v '
Legion
Hut at 7 0 0 I' M The |
TUESDAY
r*i i*ur many fri#»«t*
lHo RH'luld - *
I * 'l*T
Mr* Kr«l (ih m
of l VoLand
parents arc ur"ed to conic with I There will Ic n clan* In home
f •» nppreeiatirm for tber
j
n n‘ *t» at,! on* v|*its.r
the children for a business mt-ct-j nursing at 3:00 |‘. J|.
at
the m m ihd* weekend curat oi Hi
T
i
'ofit.
*« during the ilines*
; t fi}*m •’*! 1* • *1 1 . t mg
In*. Social hour mill follow.
llrardail Avenue ( luipcl
with r.nd Mr* I. K. Ilauman.
to 'td mii', Pearl T* Harper,
THURSDAY
lira. I m l Ihipr. instructor. All
and £iUti fur the h*autiful floral
M im Lucille Peek of Melbourne
offerinr" and words nf symyathy
• Hr*. It. P. Pipe, chairman of l’<‘r»0[>* Interested In joining the
I
A
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slU
rv
A
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I)
it
the
ffUfti
of
Mr.
1
,
01
!
Mr*,,
e%trfoil'll it our Itereavemenl.
Surgical Drc.sing*. is announcing, ,* * . * rr bivil.-d to attend, at
Roy
Drown
fur
n
few
day*.
■ class
at R;0U I*. M. ntthe " ,lch
an hour convenient to
C Harper
P l\ \ M \ t 1T \ . Oci 21. i fu n t,
Jean II- Harper
Grammar School with Hra. Frnl th* member* will be derided upon.
to ni-1 il
Maiingi i
Ua> mood
I. C Harper. Jr.
Harold U lik r ami Mr..
William*. Mr*. C. It. Kirtlcy anl
I'ampheli of Tampa are
June. . ( Ill, Wuinwrlght Shi|i i|r* E. A. llsnw r *n1
Hr*. I’op* In charge Worker* arc
j hr11. I jt . ing „ j i l.ilwrty ship, I
ihc I’revoU family.
1
ft
«m
1*
thr gurttn of Mr. |ind Mr*. I - * *
urged to come if only fnr a n *
L ir c le
|Campbvll. 2 1 1 9 Sanfonl Avenue.
•hart time.
Baptist U. Y. U» under the
Mm. L T l>n#* ha. Ithttii callr*!
direction of Mrs. A J. Peterson,
The Hr*I mretintf of lha HH2*
wilt have rSargr nf the M-wiug M year tif I hr A rale a Circle of It, Havana Fla due t© the aeIn the momlnr at the Red t'ru«» If ^ Hanford Garden Club mat i t rioua i'llnra# fll hei uncle* P I*.
room.
the home of Mr*. J. W. Chlldrv. (irt
Mr*.
Minnie Jones will direct lleantall Avniur. Friday at *1:00
MIm Jennie Card, Meter of
the sewing at the lied t'ro*a room o'clock, with the chairman. Mm.
Mre. P. P. Campbell, haa re
In the afternoon
CSildrc, prtniding.
The Gladioli Club, O. E. S.
Refort* from the varioua com* turned from Miami where ehe haa
will have a rovrrrd dish lutichror m iltic* were heard and plani been vjalting friend a.
at the home nf Mrs. Myron Smith, for ihc coimni* year wera diacua*
Moral Heights. 1(1:00 A. M. All m l. T1 e Chairman requested the
Mra. C. E. Rawaon and father,
Eastern Star members are InvilAl. memlK*r. refer to the year book J. K Jafkaon, have relumed from
little MU* JsciitKlIrw rr«wfM.I ihr.-e an.i-.me lirtlf J*-»r-.il.t grmndehlld of the Hotmeahlc Jiv. It.
Come prepared to , ( * .
and The Herald fur notirea of the Newark, N. V where they apent
<The Semlnola Itcbekah Halve meeting* inttead uf u*ing tele thr Inrt tlree month*.
Jinkln* ami Mr* Jlnkln. *>f S a u '-.t .ml Uughl.-r "f Mr. Virgin!* Jlnkln* Crmwfunl nl
...
Ho. 43 will meet at the I. 1). O. r . phone*-.
Hall. M:00 P. M. to Ik- followed
Mra. J K. Jaekmin and graiul- iH,*«ilily f.r.t til C.ch.ng.. b.-r pi*, v hank |H-nnt.-. fu< »•* c v ln g . .tmmp. lit r*.p -n .c I.. the Tn-.-ury
Uefre*Sft»enta were arnretl by
« ' r copper for w ,r neeJ-. SI... .. ................. Thby a Hallowe'en party.
the hovlcaa, a»«i>ie<J bv Mr». M»n. Jimmie, have returned from Iiep .rtm .n t. « Ppe.l f«r In .c tn . |h ..m e. to
The Truth Seeker* flaa* of Ihe btunk Miller. l«»- the following: Oafonl, N. C where they apeni K ir.t N .tm n.l l l . . o •! Urlmtwl.. ....‘ ..g ... Her P .-g ' >-»"V ‘* 'in g .
V> T lll.n .l ile flt cha.r...*.. of
Metlodist Church will hold it* Mrp. O I* Herndon. Mr*. Joe the aumliter
the Uiard and W J (*aj»ehart. *
i i»-olent
regular meeting In the Church Ja rre ll, Mr*
Porter
Ijin iln v .
Anne* al 3:30 P M Mr- John Mr. M < llugnn, Mr*. \V II
Mi and Mm l ingo of llender
\ ailghn, Mr* Olive Wrll*. Mt
M.tndiall, Me* Kri'*i Pope, Mr* AOimile. N t tin- vi* Hing Mrs
J . 0 . Jinki np, Mi* It I- Shin Julian Pond* t Mr* (it'orge Ship. Lingo’* father. It H (lUthrie,
hoUfr, bo*te*RCR Mr» (iiKirge Mi |\|r • I K Spi im r m ,| Mr* Jack nrwl iitlu r relwlivea for aome
Crum, chairman
, ,lu**rtl
turn.
1
The Gladiola Grive No. 2H7
Mim Kliiabeth Pamela aprnl
I With the livOsj; t o«oii .Uvoraletl
the weekend with her narent*.
* wriih arrnpaemeni* of *rm«onal
Itall at R:00 IV M
Mi and Mm l healer l>aniel»
! flowers from Mr** Ptipw..ftb*
The Towimrnd Club will rnret
Mian I inno. I* m a senior niine at
at the Court llmitc at H;tMJ p M.
the Tampa Municipal hospital
|garden, the Cent nil t uric of the
Tl
**
|r»"pefuinblr
(Inm
of
the
Mr. I-. P. Huffan. pmid»-rit will
Sanfonl Garden club nut ikt.
Mondav
Mr. and Mn* Roy Drown had
freebie. The public 11 invit**«l to Met to idt*i ( bun ii met
'I d at th«- Inmo
f V|r
nlif’it a( the b>.oi*> of Mr*. A. II n■ their we*ikeinl giie«ts Sir*
II M
attend.
Muldleton, aiOi \|i • I* H Ijin- blown'* moil * i M»> Peter NiePapworlh Pm k \ tn »< .*llh 'llFHliiAY
*n»if
f*ili4
i!i’M
!*ir
11
j
*
nwmlhly
d«me)rr, her* brnltier. Pete N»r
t# K IbdllO* i'tnlrniti
The PbilaiHr.i Ma*«
*»f
the
l*r» *.*(
in',*! meeting
demeyer. and her *i*ter-in law.
i tng
Preebytcrian Church »il] hu\r iu buxine**
V« af Iv 11 in. ! •* aere rr,i| 11, |i l , . Stedermryrr. of MepKiurnr
The mim.tr* of ito
1 O.l * I tMg
annual Hallow» *-n nidutnr paMv
1 a f h ' read * I t \|i
/ i. Ibil b fr
at Ihc horn*' of Mm ( . V Sm ", •be arrertiirt im i*n e f and web |
h;00 P M Mi* Jt>hit k i id* i ur»l ion ehairmao aflei which th* ( \(r. w I, P» %r»r of Maryville.
arnf rrp**r I- f r-mm ■ . "
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initlce* wri* gn-.
I
Ibib' Kill Ifhi •|In . mi inn a* I ‘ir guest »*f Mr
vo|i*d that * i. Ji , -i K.
The aewii»|t nt ihr RmI t i-m ||l,' v* *" nir-to >
I !4%(|o - *
* *!i** u**cd fit,,!
j ft * ogiiiiin. and Mr
ten rent* f*u 11.* it, .
room »lll Ik unde* thtu»ii
of Mr*. S i l»lrki r*,»n fin I hr <^n*! l o*n ty. " t.i.g a.ljouinr.1 1* (1■| Mi* M V * alia way left
monlhl) g«td* •
*» i
1 Mid
to thr try*lu\ to V1* 11
•or inl*er* .tit .
■t-i i
mommi ■r«*nu
j ,*nA' f
1
VlHr
Ma
lia r l-» k hm*|
The Woman'* M.d-, . d* » %U ,
rd Mr* Dob
direction of Mra M lt- o in an ,,, I Mi* .1 *i I
H* r aid f.i» f nl ,(t. ..... i ,
Wrblwr, Mrs
will at'W at the Red t to-* n*om knight. Mm i‘
Mr* AU-v V,»111-Ki*
Mr*
M
J
King
1
aul
John
•
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In the afterruvon
her ir * 1s na 11. i* . ., t , t
Mr*
V
h
Pi
1
Mi*
|
t
A
c
row
HATUHDAY
iil with i * gi * i
\! bor nt«r». Mr*
Mr*, Fra n«i» JIo« ji«.111nt wtil «! i * lord Mr* M
, l.«]k Oil .**,
H It* II K U M I H I GKflRGr
Mi*
Henry
Witte
M
II
(
......
given
l»v
Mt\
tribute sewing t<« He r un!)
Maid and Miss
Office hour* nf the Garden 1
r'
* i IiiiIihI notm jo ,
I.IVER EOR IRON
|
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, . .
.
Center at Smith'* Furnitun Store Inrthn Uulbir.SinnVilumin
C
eaimnt
lie'
l
.n
i
n
m
r
l't.>
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•"«'
elut
eh
c*
e
will be from 2:00 to *»;UI P M 1 /XI
,
,
,
♦ AA A
li.ri-il in the l-rtity yi .i m.i.t Irwik i k,ilhl,in,. m (he y e *.’’ .Hfpe' with Mm s c
piiker*4m
»» ( h r i s t i a n ( o u n c 'i l
.. ih«- * it r iiw fruit* anil tnmat**** L y j ^ j ,n
lp which Lew A\re*
<liarge.
MONDAY
for si daily
1 A T It f ln*la\ »n*l Tbol *d.»V
Ihmgram meeting of th*- \Y
Lime juice pep* up fl*h an
man'a Mlasionor^ Sorlrty *>f thr^
v\ . mm ■ i mmril o| li
fruil rorklall*. Orange and gru|h
First Haptbrt < hureh will meet, Kirst t ' *i*»mn « h irrh met nl (S fruit pulp anil juice rmnkr rrfreah
at -M O -V ek w d r-at the fhurrh *Htmr of Mr*
•
f Gi ,i i.ib.iu i
n|i pet tier
"nlat!* am! lies
Subject for the m nth. “Think «*u Mundnv lifter noon, with Mi* ♦ J <rrtc Ami leruim* g 1Vr n**l to
0
Imidre**
pr«-*iding
Mr- 1 f,«j,
*aind*. anti pudding
Grnlithnm gave th*' ilevoiional I . —
'
after w 1 irh Mr* Harrv lb rtl 1*1
Dinner 8er*tn* J or 4
,i. uravci
l.ivrr I^»af
A f te r f oi*M«i
i mim •* M* p ,*‘V Crmmrd Carrol* and tirn n H*«n*
ruam l | mlad euur*e wa* airve«i|
e_i-.t
Apple r'-i-**,
Celery Sal
ml
to the lidliiwing Mr*
Grorgv
Whnlft
Aijieat
Dread
nm| Ibit tef
Kv«n* Mr* W C T v*nn, Vli».
W W
Hucknbe*. Mr*
* A Hawaiian ^■.tiling l.i-rntp S.urv
l>rWrln, Mr* Harry IlyrJ, Mil.
eer Lost
!{. T.
Humphrvv, Mrt*
Harry
nipped lieef liver
llubler. Mr*. F S. U nnoti, Mr*,
romance
enimli*
liny Kov, Mfa. M. G Tracy and
dp chopped green peppe,. (Op*.
Mr* *> I) tjindnvr
that will
lloniK
cun finely chuppc.1 iininii.
make v«uf
2 table.|«»in. choppe.1 p -r.l. ,
S lri*|wnn salt
heart ttanil
|
tca.pivnl paprilti.
| 3 iahlc.[KHin luittn, rm lie-i
i t cup Uimatrvr*
i ( egg, beaten
IIAPPY BIRTHDAY
Cover liver 8 mtnut>« with bull
Oiyvc Ann Ad«ni»
ing iralrr.
Dry oml rhop A.lit
Mr* J . Malcolm lliggin*
to reat ot ingredients and
H. T* Cowtn
Into buttered loaf pan. Itake -18
minute* in Moderate ovrn
Un” NOTICK
ruold and aurrouml with creamed
rtrTota and green Iwan.
Joan Crawford and Mrlvyn HuUglas as they appear In "TH EY A 1.1.
c tim fu ita ltly in your fa vo rite a rm ch air.
The GlrD Scouta will 1 *ivr a
Hawaiian Redding
KI8HRD THE BKIHE*'. ■ ihd.-is eomcly drams at The RITZ T H E
"Srouta Own” Hunday. afternoon
1
H
eupa
ftour
**•,
from .1:T0 to 4:.Yff P. M at the
A TRE, today, and Thurwtay
A popular double hill prugrani will
T u ck yo u r feet up and settle down
Scout Hut. The girl* are requrated 2 Ubleapoona Idling pnwilrr
alio feature "FIN G E R S AT HIK WINIMIW
\
I* teaspoon «alt
li-isurelv to
to
wear
uniforms
or
a
.white
C K A W 1 0 R D - DOt J CI . AS
4' tablespoon* fat
Jr * **, •
'■
£ 'a cup milk
Ml* tegether flour. i>ak>na pow
der and salt. Cut In fat Slowly
add milk ami pat out until if
inch thick. Arrange over pine
GARY
Ind, Oct
21. (AYapple.
Once the lisndwaa’ *n lor a dance
Pineapple
orchenlia. u lm. nf ancient vHiluiff
l cun crushed pineapple
a d v e rtisin g colum ns in this
a
E tables poona flour
(hat ha. .I ml four years tin n
C
h
eck
the
advert
ism
ents
c
a
re
S Ubleapoona butler
used-car lot
now a vlrlury
% cup sugar
fu
lly
,
and
exam
ine
th
e
ir
w
orth,
before
chariot
Ublripoons honey
Four women anil >tx rm jiloyn
you rush o ff to
1 U tans peon cinnamon
at the huge Klng.t.ury ordnance
I H eup plaeappla julca
plant .avrd, t-egged anil borrowed
1 tablespoon lemon juice
fur the "victory co operative
{ Mix pineapple ,'wilh flour, add
special." a* they dubbed It. I li
butter and augur. HU In rest
rw nrr. c lim a te that 48 war
« f Ingredients and pour Into bot*
worker* a ilay may lie transportshallow baling nan. Cover
H r. amt M rt. M. T. Haynes an- ml |o ami from the eminence
with crust- .Make 4 hole* in top
plant In Ihelr "special,"
,
minutes in moderate nounce the birth of a .laughter.
Diana, Oct. Id, at the Erin kid
srarm or ec liL
Laughton
Memorial
lloapilnt.
Mra. Haynes la the Burner Ann
« ;a f all u! S . farm BfittO#*
GOSFORT-ll. England. Oct, 11,
the farmers
—F urInml's pmcnetl cinema it
Mr. and Mr*. Cletui Griffith a ronvrrtw! bark garden aviary
announce the birth of a daughter, which a w * hrltl 104 loTe binla.
Oct. T9, a l the Fern eld Laughton It tflnnit* to Nicholas F raier and
la the priilc of Ha ll-year-old
Memorial HoaaiUl.
Mr.
Azalea Garden Club w <; (»™p„
lias Meeting
...
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McCRORYS
Announcen an earlv showing
of Xmait CardH and (iift Wrap
pings.
J
We invite you to see our
Complete Line.
Itememher “mail before Nov.
1st to bnele Sum’s Nephews
Over Seas"
l ( ’entral Circle Meets
At Papworth Home
Extra sales help will he needed
to lake care of early sales. /\pplieittions will be taken Thursdtiv 2 to 5 P. M.
.MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS “THEIR"
CHRISTMAS!
Huy More
N I
l . S. WAR STAMPS
with THE MONEY YOP SAVE at
McCRORYS
DAILY MENUS
.j.
♦*»-t»«*»♦*»
Has Uegular Meet
THREE SHOPPING
HI T Z
.Today and Thursday
Two Popular Features
:APTUR01iS
C. 11!
lit*
RELAX
Mint*
Am ienl Hus Is Now
“Victory Chariot'
READ
tlic
pajH'r.
tie
NEW ARRIVALS
the rewards of true values, in Specials,
in “sure-fire” buys . . . thus saving your
temper, your feet, and the family bank
account!
T k i rH ttf U bor union in tht i f r ochonl rbuma (S trt with mov!• th at c f the cigar tng plclurea. at one-penny admitm ak ers
'
»ion--fnr war funds.
United B utee
’W
You will find the columns of this newspaper are filled
with savings and sound shopping investments.
lit
Jc and i5 c the Pair
fool Riba - * * 51.00
SERVICE 80k TOO!
E X P E R IE N C E D •vr^V:V” 'VV
F O R D M E C H A N IC S
S
-v
hiohiot Wage rate
Ap»tr:, HEINTZBLMAN MOTORS
They are well worth reading every single day
�ft
i
!
SANFORD,
Coach McCIucas Is Back
.Coach Leonard McLocae, who
during hU recent illness
had
turned over the coaching of tee
Celery Fed* to Dick MeUulIn
resumed charce of the team
during the peat two dare put
A and B squad*-through com*
good s tiff K i im o a p
wort
prepentlon for th rir fame Friday
Up at Ocala.
Particular attention waa also
given during th* workojts to
paaatof and receiving, In order
[hat the bullet llhe paeeet of
•Slingshot" Bothy
Hale,
the
S
ATIICN9, O s ^ O e t. >1. (Spe
cial)—TNe re are three Loelelenans on the varsity football squad
nf the U. 8.
-Pro-Flight
Lou li tana
School, wbkh
•tn under
State Unlverslt;
ouge 8atthe lights at B
urday night.
,
.
.
_
No stranger to the L 8. U.
stadium Is Csdet Lao Bird, who
was quite a tailback for
the
Tiger* prior to hi* selection fey
Nival aviation
tralnlnaBird,
who la weighing 179 pound! the#*
days .probably will ploy many
minutes against hie formir team*
mate*- Bird's home is In Shrevoport.
Bill Hire hem, an Ensign who Is
plsying n lot of guard for Lieut.
Ray Wolf’s Hhycrsekers, Is a na
tive of New Orison* The sixfoot-five-inch 220-pounder played
varsity football at Tulano uni
versity.
T. C. B. Jomonvilla would have
mods Ie>ulstana State or some
other rot lege a fine wlnfbick had
the Plaouemln# youth had a
M A lM C r 1HKaO&ti Ado
gTAFSvmu u o o e n a iiitov -
Xn u t k i n .
RUTH
A Li. KM
tlHOVKN-
WASHINGTON
.SdlSAfulfr m e BA14-* CAWt/EN
JOHfi MATISI
P o ^ o e y r i e 's ^ i t 'f t x w p .- O v o a e .
of
-w
e
jjL i
A
Brief Program For
Saturday Game Is
Given By U . O f F.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 91, IAVIn s
brief
program between
halves of ths Mississippi StaleFlorida football gam* Saturday
afternoon, a saluta to Plorldaa
men in lb* service, a short ad-
ONE BILLION and
Three Hundred
MILLION in WAR
B O N D SYea, last
Sooth Carol!no, with 1
haa fower fori
*W»nl* than any other
T7r
word In Wsahingtoa U
thia: A fter the tax MU la s e t
a lha way. look fa r aa overall
rompulaory manpower MU—a MU
limed a t compelling every civilian
in a non-essential Job to get late
« war job, or to l u y In the ooe
ne haa.
1*Y almoet certalaly
c e a te
President I. osevrlt hinted a t it
n hla Columbus Day i perch wharf
re raid “ It may be that all of
our volunteer effo rt.''. . will not
ii-fOre to solve the (manpower)
problem. In that cam wo shall
Save to adopt new IlgisUlioa."
Manpower Comrr U.lonvr Mc
Nutt and other
of I H als
have
pointed up the problem. McNutt,
testifying before the Tolaa Com
mittee on Industrial migration, do-dared
i . ^ a “ there is good reason to
local “anti-plrating"
doubt* that
___ ____________
■(rrementa, voluntary transfer of
workers to war Industry, etc.,
will continue to moot the ia tJe ,
for long.
Indications are there'* a cam-i
.sig n under way to fvU the Idee,
if compulsory manpower control!
o the . public before any MU la
ntroducad In 'Congrdas.
Those wbe shudder at Nail■ounding words like
“ national1
irrvlr* legislation*' may
take
omfort from tha fact that Eng
ine! has had such laws since
liMO, with nearly 700 inspectors
-becking to make sura that em
ployers are making tha beat use
•I ekillrd workers— men and we
an
The British have found little
red to uee their power, however.
With tile power In the back•round, it has been found that
-mployere a le vol intarily doing
'.he utmost to sew the right man
n the right Job, to release him
for a more important Job If ha’s
qualified and to
train
replacemvnta for men lost to other InBy JA CK 8TIN ETT
fustrv and to the armed services.
What form wjII manpower con
trol taka if It liC enacted h ere!
WASHINGTON, O e t I I , (W
We already Save two suggestions. W )—In ths Wng Depsrtmant In
On* Is the virtual fram ing of tbs Department of Labor and In
logging and non-ferrous (other
than Iron! mine workers in their the offices of the W sr Production
(ohs In the northwest The ether Board these days, they are map
is tha shutting down o f gold ping plana fo r a naticnwlde bat
mines so that tha miners can go
to work digging copper and other tle against industrial accidents.
war-vital ore.
Th* rite In accidents in the
(tight now the tool and die In war plants of tha nation since
dustry In the Detroit area and ws got Into tha world fracas has
the aircraft Industry on tha Pa soma of oar production chiefs
vlik coast are tors spots. On# air groggy*
craft plant hired several thou
Th# War Department recently
sand workers In Bo days, yet issued a statement that If tha
wound up with a net Iota In erafirst half of 1941 rata is main
polymen:.
nines the arrangement worked tained on Induetrial accidents, th*
out In tha logging and nbn-fer- year will go o ff th* calendar with
root mining situation
In
the more than 90,000 war workers
northwest Is tsportod to her* killed. 90,000 word permanently
succeeded In bang-up
fashion, disabled and 9,000,000 others In,
ths earns aclreide may ba applied Jared. Th* n u n hours lost prob
ably will ran close to - half •
to these two fields.
billion. I* It any wonder that
the production chiefs m s perturb*
•dt
In an Illinois factory, a wrench
carelessly knocked from a ecafB E R K E L E Y . C a lif, Oct. I I , fald fell into tha to jn d ef a pow
(Ah—"Hashing," tlmshoncrod oc erful machine. On* operator sea*
cupation by which college students killed, hla assistant badly Injured
worked for their meal*, haa all aad about 86,000 damage don*
to th* machine,. which waa kite
but vanished.
With well paid dafsnaa Job* 110 hour* while rspalrt were be
available, men student* ara not ing mad*.
Interested. Soma sororities rotate
Ia a shipyard near Washington,
tbyir own member* on a co- a rickety scaffold collapsed. On*
cpsratlv* basis, on# haa put in
in
y«*r‘« liquor Uxsa
’Hashing* Occupation
Has Almost Vanished
ARCADE
tekage' Store
British Ambassador 1
mstddly td Philip M l
met wbea Halifax we
Carnegie lastituta Ft
rity to speak at the 44th i
T he fam ous
h eavy w eigh t
them
plea v i e sa ted * ae o
V eraclau.
eater. C*>u|d be have s a t e s j aa«l
(o u sh t ae h e did It h e coffered
a rte r-e e iin a twIneT D o u r a eg lR p
etom arh ae a k e r 'p a la e , la d la M tlo ..,
i n pa a. uearl b ars, h o ta la a t e a - l
ration, b la st and o th e r CWMltloae
rawerS h r eireo n a d d . ( l e t k l i e ,
h a s of I ‘d i e T a h leU troin r u u rl
d r u K l.l r t r e t duee m uet eeavlw ral
nr r .ia r n box
ta «a and
HI
p u i iu . k r o i ' i i M tiN tcr h a c k , f k
STclleranlda Drug IV
H orn everywhere.
aad
drug
Quality Drinks
Served.right <
That In the kind you will
Always find at
BILL’S PACKAGE*
STORE & BAR
(Packafa Goode)
I I I W. First BL
Ph. iaa
dents.
•
Where they are not, they are
Peri
organising sn army of .98,000 soprrvisora and foremen to taka up
,1 ,
lb# fight for safety ,. These tu- ' v .
pervisors are being trained under
J
experienced safety engineers In f nT ' t|
night classes a t universities and started
college* In more than a scire of Rmj (a
states. These supervisors will go |n re
beck into the firing line armed period!
with all th* knowledge they nerd I record
to maka their plants accidentiroof, but it w ont get them far
f they can’t stir up th* indirldual worker* to g sense of per
IP Y O U ! T A ST E DEMANDS
sonal responsibility.
Th* National Safety Council is
T H E B E S T IN
raising a 18,000,000 wsr chest
ju st for tb* purpose of campaign
ing against accidents on the in
dustrial fro n t
What the council wants to do
and tb* Array, too, a maka every
war worker a safety “bug." If
they rtuid cat the 110,000 killed,
end permanently Injured rata for
B E S U E S TO V IS IT
th* year In half. It would b e ‘ a
home-front victory that would be
felt from Chungking to Stalin
grad the long way round.
# ■■ 1- • — ■- 1 - Net* a quarter of a mile long
and 120 feet deep aomrtimea catch
aa mcch a* 200.00U pounds of saxdines In a single hauL
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• LIQUORS
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Package Store
In early childhood Daniel Webater first studied th * Comtllutlnn
—as printed on a cotton handker-
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• Stanford university had a r
workers— t t Injured. Multiply
ranged to have eleven minor of
• three little Item* by hup*
fenders paroled from th* county
drsda aad you'll have what A s
fill to work In cam pcs cafeteria*.
Thao a university official forbad* haPMulag every weak. j / t
th* experiment.
titer R. 1, -"afford haa
ad a pro peeal to paint
8A1L1NO ACJAIN
i In the Selina iKtitnffic#
Hs’a not against it for
CAPE TOWN. O ct 81. IA V S having to do with art, 8*1 ling ship* h*V# cam* Into
ebby la Just too crowded
now to to*v* room fa r an
to work.
are not* atrictl; protoetod by
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The name TUXEDO tuuiurfs you of
Quality Fceda.
Come In and Jet m hglp you with
your feeding problema.
X®"
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Dog Food— which bt the bml * , . t
Dm I t , 009,006 foreign-bom
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Several V S . alreraft companies
are new empioytsg mors workt t i
than th* rot Ira Industry did three
poors m i - , ; t .‘7AS =<>.
D b r^ A P fU c w
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DID JOHN L. 8ULUVA
FIGHT WITH 8TOMAOI
ULCER PAINS?
5sk
isJ:"!Si:1,"s.iasrtci;
rat forma eollapaad and bwr-
ta are* th* fodesrihg day.
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Three. Louisiana
Boys Are On Navy
Pre-Fliirht Team
^AiiWtrtciAurr rAf
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Civilians May Be
Drafted To Jobs
LEGAL NOTICES
v eactsla. hla w lf* w ill al I * : * *
V ila ck A. SI sa th * ISrd day •*
October, IS IL or a s toon Ih sraa fte r aa the m ailer ra n ha hoard,
praacal to th * llo a M. It am lih,
**• of the i a d s s * o f th * C lrceit
C eart a l th a Ninth Ja d ie U I l l r t s l l
N th# S l a t * of F lo rid a la and for
aom laols Cauaty
Flo rid a. *1 hi*
o tltee la the (W art llo a o s a f H r*.
yard C ea a ly , Florid a, a t T tla o rllle,
Fterlda. o r w heresoever sold Ju dge
may he a t said tim e th eir F fllllo a
ta legalise lha ad oailu a by them
#f lha aanaated sta le minor rhlld
s4 Mary flarvln. by lh a name af
Alloa K e lle r U rov an eltln aa Ihelr
child ta d h slr at law.
D.rt«» th* flitt- m -
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DURABLE.'DUKE
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York ha* IM kOtt.
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Coach McClucas Is Back On Job,
Putting feds Through Paces
D rafted T o Jobs
LEGAL NOTICES
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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
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fj* r
FlfifMs, ai rt fu**»n» ,
n«rl4«* Irr w h i f t f o n p f paid JndRf
VftRF bi at pat*f rim* thalr |>*llUnih
ol Mary f tar Yin. hy tli* nam* of
JMItfl Ktifar flrvr* ami will aa Uh#If
iJilM anti M ir ■* law
m rn m u
Iiirrii
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ntMiRim u n o v
a i j . kn
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ONE BILUON and
Three Hundred
MILLION in WAR
BONDS—
Tan, laat ycar'e liquor la ***
waajd have bwoght that maay
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The llfilt* '. have found Utile
MAd o*J ikt?5o-fbo*k? TACKi£ of1
*/.l to u*r th.-ir |»iwer, however
SQUAD----- - tf
tfith t.u w is e r in tha back' —79B AtWVTtJ .
■round, it ha* been found that j
mployera a r* vo rntarlly doing'
he utmost to *ee Ci* rig h t m an!
u the right lo.., in release him j
dent*.
(>.i s mure Important jo b if l a '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.
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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 fight for aafety, The»e ru- iif two ways: ( I ) a* a tonic, a
'...I lake if It I* enactrd here?
tuny |>rp up up(irUle, aid iligi--.WASHINGTON. OcL 21, (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
sa
fe
ty
engineer*
In
line i* the virtual f r m l n 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
o ffice* of the W ar Production college* in mare than a wf re of arid taken a* directed, it m ay nld
than irx.nl m inr worker* in their]
fdhi in thr nortTprst- The o th e r1 ItcMijnl three days, they an* map BtatcN These *uj»«nr)»on will g**! jV, relieving
purely
functlut.nL
i* l hr
hut tjnif down o f goldP
hark into the firin g 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 li g g i n g copper an d other ■D# a g a i n s t ladu atrial ac cid en U
to make their plant* arrldrnt
mai vital ore
The rise In accldrnto in the proof, hut it wnn'l gel them far
It nr Ht now the tool ami die In war tdsnU o f the nalion *incr f th ey can't uttr up the Individiluatrv in the Detroit area and we got into the world fre e s * b a t jo a l worker* to * ir n .r of pci
th*- ■irriraft industry on _the lJ,aIF YOUR T A S T E DEM ANDS
, . some of our nroduetlon c h ie f, j *on*l rr*p> nelbllily
r iJ it to a st are ore .(Mils. One air- grag g y
1 —
• National
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- S a fety Council t*
The
craft plant hired
several thou
T H E BEST IV
The W ar IVepartmtnt recently raising a $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 war rh r.t
sand wnrkrm in ftO day*, yet
litur.1
a
alatoment
that
If
the
Ju*t
for
the
purpose
of
rampnlgtt
Hound up with m net
»rndrat half of 1 9 (2 rate la maln- tng against arrld enU on the In
poly men
Since the arrangement worked talnrd on Im luatiial accident*, the duetrial front.
year
will go o ff th * calendar with
W hat the council want* lo do
m»t in t'le logging and non-ferj imi* mining eltuatton
In * the more than 2 0 ,0 0 0 war w orker* ami the Army, too, ■ make every
killed.
9
0
,0
0
0
mors
pe
rm
anently
war
worker a aafety " b u g ''
If
northwt*i i i reporteti to have
i
in- thry ctuld cut the 110,000 killed.!
kUrcwdrd in
bang up
fashion, disabled and 2 .000,000 others
tl • tame acsieiii# may be applied Jurrd
T he man hours lost proh and permanently Injured rate for!
B E SU R E TO VISIT
to the*e two field*
ably
the year in h a lf. It would he
ill run rio t* to half
billion.
la It eny wonder th a ti bome^fmnt victory that would la
th* production chiefe a r* perturb fe ll Jruni Chungking Lo Stalin
ed?
grad the long way round.
&
In an Illinois faetcry, a wrench
Nets a quarter of a mile longi
carelessly knocked from a acaf
and 120 feet deep sometime* catch
B E R K E L E Y . C alif.. Oct. 21, fold fell Into th * rogeXof a pow aa much aa 2 0 0 .0 0 0 pouml* o f aar-l
(A I— "H ashing,” lime-honored oc erful machine. One opecator waa dines In a elngU haul.’
I
cupation by which college student* killed, hi* aeelatant badly Injured
u * sxxro n n 4 $ u n
worked for their meal*, has a llj and about $4,000 damage done
In early childhood llanlel Wab
ar* W, air.ee r r s s e * A X
to th * m achine, w h k h .w a a bU*
but vanished.
A SFECfAUirrAr
t i n AKblGr 1 ii*oO<»et
i n - r 4l lit®
ilttniarh or ul rrr luslns. iDtllurRlIo t^
1teia a s g R S -^
Adp
c a v r ic r
Young lady, does an
old TABOO mean you
don’t knnw this heln?
WASHINGTON
P U H U e y *te 'S .2 t6 'R Jtk JD '.tA C ia e
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
WINES
'HaHhing* Occupation
Ha» Almost 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
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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.
Basque whalemen ar* b*llrvnl
to hav* fished in' Newfoundland
water* In th* Mih century.
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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 .
DID JOHN L. SULLIVAjj
FIGHT WITH ST0MA(
ULCER FAINS?
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Brief Program For
Saturday Game Ih
G iven By U. O f 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
Have you aeen Matilda)
tufflce lo aolva tha (m anpow er)
problem. In th a t caaa wa thall
Save tn adopt new IlglsU tion."
Manpower Commisalonar MeNutt an.l other
o fllcia la
have
lamitt-d up the problem. McNutt,
testifying before tha Tolan Com-1
mitt*-* on Industrial m igration, da-|
rlsn-d “there ie good reason to|
doubt" that local "anti-pirating"|
•gn-ementa, voluntary tra n sfe r of,
worker* lo w ar industry, etr.,1
will continue to m eet the la * j*
fur lung.
j
Indlratlona a re there'* a tam-|
aign under way to felt the idea
.f tomputaory manpower control
o- the public before any MU is
iitnslucad In "Congr#**,
.
Tboer who ahudder a t Mall j
uundinr wonie
Ilk*
"n a tio n a l1
>t vice
legielatlon"
m ay
takaj
om f.irt (rum the fact th a t Eng>nd ha* had such law s since
1940. with neerly 700 in ip ccto n
hevkihg lo make sura th a t rmlu>er« are m aking Ih* beet u*e
f -killrd workers men snd wo-
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 r o u n i r
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*
-laying a lot of guard for Lieut,
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
5,0 0 0 , has few er fori egn-burn
residents than nny other A n te to
the Union.
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By HERMAN ALLEN
T1 ■ won! In ^ ashing too it
ibin: After lb * t*x Mil !■ out
it th* »ay. look for an overall
rompuleory manpower Mil—a bill
ilm*d at compelling t r t r y civilian
.n n non-essential job to p i Into
« war job, or to an y In the one
no ’>*».
l* ’i almost certainly
coming
President I, oeevrlt hinted at it
n bla t'olumbua Day ■peach when
e said " It may be that all of
iur volunteer effort.
effo rt, , . will not
Three Louisiana
Boys Are On Navy
Pre-Flight Team
Mia IT* |'V\I, »* Ik " * a IWV IVIII
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
DURABLE DUKE
- 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-
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.
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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 Ut in* hflp you with
Hailing ship* have com* Into up id production, th* infill* of
your feeding problems.
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
Yq« 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
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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-
STORE
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B y PAUL ROBINSON
sunrs
A BUND.
THE LONE
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UNITED STATES DEfEHSL
SAVINGS BONDSl v '
VOLUME XXXIV.
Established In 1808
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Italy Says Health PI
Axis Bags Is Ado
55 Planes;Boar()
U. S. Bombers Inflict
Havoc On U-Boat Nest
Convicted Bund Leaders On Way To Jail
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
.............
. yesterday morning at
i:which
hich met
In the Egyptiiin campnign,; the llclel
llc’ieV Mayfair for the .’Inal
tho lU llan* na.ncrtetl today program
program of their two day Fall
t h . t 6 5 B ritish planes w ero i " ’ "/ w h l. u .d . the nation In
shot down against a loss of turB| health advantages such
11 Axis planes In a violent sunshine and frvah #lr. but In
n;.-eetor Presides
At ( lub Meeting
Of District Seven
Mlg llIM| ii- nem'**’
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a ir Itattlo over the desert. ™ ***" nf ^ * '^
Tho land fr o n t on El Alameln
aa had health
Was quiet.
concerned," said Mr*. Thurston'
Southwest
I n ffp *
KilV'D
Pacific Hobart*,
lU flk
chairman
tW'U | S ’fTW'SC'# CoiIlISlltt##
of
the
r Allied Plnnes Pound
At Airdrome And
Execute Raids On
Western Germany
Five l o c j I Pei sons Are Attending
Slate W ar Recreation Conference
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.
the
NU M BER U *
Member Aasoduled I’ res*
SAN FO RD , FLORIDA, TH URSDAY, (H TO lIKIt 22. 11*12
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
In
W ar!
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Sll.Htlf
l eal It*''
. nr Aiiaciglvd PrWFtf
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i hi- \\Y«tvm air w ar,
,i \ u ln I'ri’m li broailcant rei,.,ri.'d t ' n ilc<l StniPH Flying
)-*. rtri'ssrs littil inflicted haViv un tlie (li'rn in n U-lroat nest
ul I (irii’iti. Frniice while oth•r Allied plum*, pounded n
N'iizi tiirtlronu* itoxtr Cherj»niri> mill i-wcuted hedgeh<i|ipiug iiiinrk.s in western
In
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11II#*• < -nil* .1 in i* ttfirr at uni w ill
Him r« nt m’H v *•. 1i f 1
1ft J kstutiit
h. •Ml
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\if nit \ nii.I I’li- \
I In rim my
i i 4-1 mi hii rjM'Irr * Imiml we»*iI ami ma-
.
, mu i' un, >1 ii *i»Lthr««t RngUih
'
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
I .1. 11 . 1 , r
sewage disposal, venereal dlaoaae
fll ntfl|f . r|u< l
control, repm elon of proetilution
1* * 1411It
and allied problemi, according to
I II a grit » Fl m
■m tiTh :*i,.|
Mrs. Roberta. I t la to augment
i
< 1411f 4If fklit, f I l f
present activities along theee lines
and In no measure to attempt
to supplant anything any other
* igrird tn rut t*n I 11ii*1r pr**dtj
agency or organisation !■ rlow
an »u » , kill, t, 4«‘'l M-crnlly In
doing. It waa emphasised.
D.I. IIcmlrickt, o|»rr»(i>r «»f a tion,
» bulletin .(f the « *» D[H’ratik,
Foltowing a meeting yesterday
Prominent endorser* of 0>* pro
fHJiiliry f i r m
rif'^r
each gram are Paul ' V . ' McNdtt, IM- with E. J . Radtuk, regional illrtc- G.CKK) h#n
K n i It «tu| \ »if r t a l il r A * ro* lalmri
L b Iki* Maf y will SnitUlc the fin*!
ft.7 of which I 'o r t r r Jt, Taylui uf
tor of to *. United r.cn ice Urganletor of tb# O ffice o f XM * m
of . eerie#.Pf .claam w iA
u e r « r » l man
War
production
Training
at
1
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^ 7o lr'lln
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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
A ir i
R.
Jti)ih* 4' 0 ,
U l i of
II * U
Stnting that 1 In our wm time
Orlando, Chairman of the Df- and C «pt Ocorga Wood a, cKjiir- J a g r in i l ti i r a l
inwlructtir
nt
the
M n fir i
min of 8 *rvtc«
i lub ar•!|it, n r , #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 n lr * p| U ‘ l fi I, ***•■ : i M**
..?™ lw ^ a r ^ T n . l h a Florid* Defenae. Coonell, Bentm lay.
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 k Mtlf
T h i r r rliaft*e« «tll, unte** ore- B|>0
l a t i i l thtii t , r la m %
%t nt * i
-If*
,n i llealth Service holding the rank I established her* within the ncsi ■rnt fdan* ure rhangi-d, lw h r I J
grow,,
crop*
ho ,M, oil « c mint of
revealed
* 10^ Colonel, and President of the (ew week* end LSi
cummin
at the M i n e place from 7:00 to ^ wr
ihthtioriw, i■*• th ■mi-.|
hopes to is*ue US O m em te rahlp
PralBca
Local Peoplei
On Service Men’* I
Club Organization1
S & ^
Will Conduct
Defense (’lass;P ' , nll
ISWT . ® 5 !
d lrtH / t S t J u S r t S o flie r. elUljrlarvd it U an opportunity toMM*
•re tearing tb * brunt
of the |eradicate the serious health oemM'Ightlng
1 l 'on* growing out of problems
They ahot down a total of 1 2 i ™ t * f . b y th* war. Ther aald
Jap planet Sunday and Monday J that " lb . aound health of both
and damaged two more enemy; civilians and armvd forces h a
warship*— n destroyer
and
e basic factor In th* winning of th*
cruiser which wae ‘ stopped by et|war, which call* for all-out effort
least on* bomb hit," the cummunl-1 In every field." Becaue* of th*
vast number of military camps hnkc idsnnrwl i4» #n*cit ,,o i- iv . *•
quo aald.
These attacks, which cost the and thcusandi of young men be men in th e ttccresMon 1 I,j I> « it
United States only three planes, ing trained In Florida, auch a I j i k e Mon rue- before tin- org anm *
raised to at least 69 th* number program Is considered especially 11**16 Iwgiiis to f jn c tln n .
“ Y our Bervice H e n * , ‘ Tub will
of Jap warship* and auilliarles beneficial to thla State.
Vigorous protest agabut the re m sln open s f t e r n U.SO Club
sunk or damsged and to at least
362 the number of enemy plane* proposed scuttling of th# county has been established « l s down
dtftrojrtd.
unit health program and return town location and th e City l lstl
he
u«id'\
Tim damaged cruiser was be c f man* counties of under 16,000 Au ditorium will s u n
ll red to hav* bceg part of on» ' population to what aha temped'Hr. Radtuk laid
o t th« many amall #ntmy U tk j lha old ^politically
“polltj
eaploltad** aya-‘ Cspt. ^ o<k ! e will
n|»en
thi*
iorryo In Solomoru waUrt.
item of health dlatrkU , wae made •venlng's mevllng, to w l l c n he
For tha fifth aweaaalva day.; by M n. Edward P, P faff, praaL invitex1 any Bsniurit women who
American nlanea a f a In b o m M 'd e n t of the Duval County Fadtra- are l n t e r e a l r d , with r. *h o i i »d
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
(’apt.
lr* ‘
W(xkI i
apparently deelgned to' keep th# tlon «
G a m c i •- T he Mltte* lh»ri Hall
Ja p * from getting Mt for a major proYr<j
and I>«rotS> Powell
Fashion Rhow
ApbaraoUr failin g th# »Ung of
Commentator —* MUs Carol Htone
ArmerVan a Ur power. th# Japa r*Wl
AtcompaAlat —
Mr*.
Frank
tlwir a U -n p te .ta
knock . U w u
Bauar
Improper Drt»t — tho
Miurs
Betty Wathen, Doris Hall* Ob
•da I)
Draon and Jana Rehulti.
ada
aRWRfi npiCwil/ H I Mini WDffl I t # Yowell Company— lha Mlssei
Mary Chapman. Jan a Srhulta
, ”3 , hacanaa of way condition*, Florida
and Oleda Uyaon.
la “deeper* U ie In ned o f a haalth
Fanny Company — lha
I program". Bba potntad o at that J . C.
Mlaaa* K ttubrlh Lafflar, Hetty
Wathen and Mr*. H. 8. Oran.
.
. ^ 1 »n*h o trait ta avast th a n war* The Hollywood ^ h o p — the Misses
borla flail. Nell Stewart ami
i), , » l an ao th , paapla to raalaUIn
Lenora Whiddon.
tralta In aaah.
**•
Action boding to tha raootolioei
is w m
F U E L SOLUTION
* ,11. i
MiMtiiril nt !s€irl«nt,
Mi-" I mil tv* VI. •
i•
T h, \f ■t «j i ,i 111* # flown t*y 11A F
h»‘ inn • K*’ 1 * 1"M, M>* pi),s|. 1.1. ft||,4' tha- flTRl »lngD-
o
l.fl. sl dli t
t I
Zwniylv
t m ild
S* »k ,i •
. I d l e * ,*
,k
l l l o A ' h i Ot| IM| I hi 1*4
»•1k•• Pilin' f b , | MO Jo II-e H.l* I If Mrti’i Mtloot- I jo v riB n i ^ p -•.»"!
ifi 11«' |uccd hk V|a hdnin 1, I uI \ i Ib dU n d Will Im- i c p i t a . l«-d ul
b i
fuMttrf Sin(*- b i:i"bib«r fin«l j th*- I onfrrrnci b> M r. I b d l a i i l
i •onmaimlnv l if fieri# «>. Ar it
ha'iriitfto •<f i h# I ii-pMittnc-ril of
N«k>
Mann*
ami ( oa«t l iu a r l
I •vi t i a ti o n ..f tho Ft-drial»f»r»
<
•tabltihm
en ti l a v e been if tu l
" I n 5 an ford T o w n " v i a ill'll g
figh te r pla ne* b a le d in
t.t pimrtrwtr
(i r r m a n j f.
\ M. | by I hr A im y f'o - o p e ra t i o n
rom m and,
th rv
bn.k
o f f th is
m rnlng under direction of a */|uadr*>n com m an der
and flew some
■*fm m l l n r u t ,
a tt a c k i n g G * f -
i>wti«.i i-d
if <lr la ioto and the p l c l g c of nf
h 4 ,'llf.,
glki ll Ifk life’ I loh
\Y l i d o r
|I-, ». pi*.«! I till IX1 t.f *b *, rH‘t T T I I I I l l
.i
........
i l i . .1,-111.1 . I l l s , T
' I 'nl l ef on u
, „i i.
. i ,| y,...... I,,,, ,i. , 1 , I U* IIS
r h inr gunned f m m
III,
O r Ministry
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. wt lco m o ind r e c r c e tl o n o fU fn o r ' ^ y to D ortm und .
repr^Eentatievt
to ...
th- A
O no-- . A (;#rm*
(;#rmI|n
||U i7 camp on U
tho
rinwr cr,ow—
. 4- 4.ee- .w
n m|
military
m
George Mrf'flli
The club collect ether
D u l f h .( J a r m a n
border
v i a Hjftf
waa read hy Mr* A T McKay G r e e c e .
im v h l
iS ill H
I » I «111
I tl ini ll l ll Ln
, lrr.
' PK i dJ s, s,
I l l l l l l c llC It
) i« r
I tb.......
ut-
I ree to p helffttt*
M
mre port ed, HI n«
T
hr M u
msut arni ggi, then
Thl’
th en rftcHkf
r
1 n tillurlilng « fsrtury and a gas
1 isnk
nt Lalhen, wnring hlta OR
In Russian r a v o r u.n. rm .,-i ««.». . w u .
Vk II 1. mi* i«*I
«».
|It.irtm, ml Km*
1 nnsl.
«ht>oUng
“ !> » numln-r uf barge. »ml email
*bl|t
imlv
b - t g * t i - . , ami r n r o u n U f t M
fe eb le ..|,[.".ltl t1
nn . “ W
t hr v »rt fife to m BOO*
tho /, odrr /*«*, and
t p to* i"fi *m a n oth er
o ff , n- ,k .
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wtra
«nd ort
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III r11 gh
4iu11 |
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114
j
id*j
„ .• till h
We III
Into
I f i. i - i # ,n ]|
j through m S m i c l
fla n k in g
m a ii i 'i iv
p u *i,
hu t
it
T h e h i t Tinili* ret a b a l e d
Hi rud e t r n d n r
no| Ih
.•Hu
\ m e * b a n ll. \ Ml I f d \ Utu.in* |1 t h e k i bd
, , M, | L i n t loll in tin
;d» | w e f t ,i-f Kt rtlbtg fn l hi w h ic h m o r e Ii V d i k e tNiliibllig Hi tow ll
ln> b a n
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t r i a l . . • u ie it. til la ge uh*| nI fe w
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1
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In
s’ I ulitugt ad *
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d t ' i 'd.
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d i *111 l
-oft Ikr •|l *e f t h e m
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am i
J.
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l ■SI 1 w hi r*‘ Hu i i r r mi in m Inik e th fl.MII i *h
M ll.tMIM* •< \\>
11 os.pa Mfis) h im
r , . r•
lem 1 n* r lift j .. >; ii m m
S I ul s
N i in y
Sir
Furr
p i, , i.l. ■i .,f
rt •
Nt
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1..hi rne y . ft i ,! ., . It. 4 1 in . J u 1- .o f 111ink
a n d p b i .n e ,M .. th. ........ of . 1 d i a l H u 1 o M i f " *
ASHINGTON. Oct. SI
X leant
Coordinator
Construction W o r k
Discouraged By WPB
rnutlnf
F riltad
IS*
h mh tar*
. an-f an
lirftf t h#f-
ha*
*
blank. fed Im. r»
Main* fw'Kifin,'
Tin* fMafit
four nw*|i»f»'«| hckrflib*
•- in Iwn ilium i f* mu h nrrinil with 1 t marhtfta
gun*
V n rm m le red Miltte f l i f n i f
npp Htmii," t h r fommunii)ui' u l o .
Ill llllill
I m,l lent trig Hint when the p iio ti1 ; .
frjMirti are c h c r h c ! du ri n g ll—
Captured '"it>« ihw #111 ah"—thr
Ort
l1 h
||iaM heavily.
I The
F ..rtre i*e» --lh e lr
,m.»n .aid l.>
■ that ...me ..1 ,
, p n r l l r , , hi.l
hail
l ea. |nif
numb— y?;
annouM ..!-w ero ##rortod
-luaa.lrvn. of Allied plana* ;
communique raid.
In paat
h e r n l r* ' i * '1 " ’>r ,1* v*‘
aee umpan lag
Jan a..
" * '"•‘" T •» 5 0 0 r i g h t ' s plane*.
■
Stricter Curtailment
Of Goods Probabl
l e g io n
J s l —hi. , J i
loM
vimt-s twhevn) ihay
th, Him,
majnri|> Infer which overran Iw,, Navi defense |t* k iheir usunl heavy iiuot
inio’icH ,or aid
...... ,4 wi , ' llnr * ; » iimlnr lirnch i Hd iiloisg , t#e_rfii:iM plan —
1 1 1; ) , 11,
Men May Enlist In
U. S. Coast Guard
tvs ast my hand thla 22nd day of
d .,v ‘*
.
and brooding; feeding for meal froP‘ * " * ^ rh lm'rr* ’ r
rr in Him11lie*
production: building a fattening'?. u7 ‘T * - T or " ? * ' * ' "
ermtej m .rkeUng; drawing fry er. •*
to ra.[nU I„ 1!<M lev
for markati
market!
produclny
producing
heavy
That price ronlrnlkt would I*
blrda; combatting
dlteaaea and used aa an Incrnllvp lo » wing
ing diseases
paraeltee and securing necessary tha more fevered crop* I* hroucht
labor and material.
nut by the statement that "The
llepartmenl ha* under consider*,
Avallabla rectrd* indlrat* an lion, price aupporl farllltlr* to
organised system of thorthand safeguard producer! of the crop*
wa* uacd aa far back as 63 II.C.
(Centinwee an Pay* Vauri
WHEREAS, the United SU tea Navy in fighting 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 enemy, 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
It
our
i*p. nto Hu rope in An*
■lUireTumt* In a l btinri, ruurt-e* 1 AlthiiUifh pit MUMl►m Hits umdi
will lw* g ikc ri iu firm iiihi liinn >,,ri the hullelin?»-gnrding -■rtur rimy hi#
h
n.lifiu I .
repair, egg prnel e tiun, irwr*-:i - ,,r cmnpulaof). r m1„ du<, t i l-k Hu • »1^l S etll.ll ri . ,l ‘
Ing >lr 1,| of w-b>l>>'' •"<! -tr,
Uep#r,menl ofII..- - . l- b- 1,.1
|*i||fkee #•■ long ,|. th,
ping up pr.xlurli.m of pot. en-l '’" n e»*eii,lal. II .l o - •(*!'
••
oi lit, Minjo
dairy produrU.
|far ** l>' *sil.1e, "M.amr.-. ».«il>l run in -i ► fa r d m * i t n * 0 *- > a r
Th* present rOur.e ineludr- in ,
>“ nhl*m ti.n.|..rUII.vi d a y ft"- m a i n la in ed t h a t I he
struellon in regard to. providing Vf ,1<'lll,w*fertiliser. r..n i e » i i l t vs <. ild hi' b i n f l a t e I he
satlsfsrtory e,tulplmenl; buying
, n " v r l'r,,dvir".’n sup P t e R t i g e o f t h e H r l t b h K : t j ( t u l r I
chirks; preparation for chicks
<J«Jed for >br gr.,»„,g ,.f cif'd i n j u r e t h e r a » e *•{ the Irutinn
,
'. m
Moslems Do Not W au l
I'.
S. In te n on lion
m i .i t,
lirfraflcr,
M,
pointisi nut, will m»t !»•* for military, lend Ii b i p and r i t il
regarded un n tlrlicacy, hut aa i inn LRii and >f which iiictca«»* ir
n rrp xia r v addition to the nation'll ncrcagp planted I* rt*jLr-ilctl imp
c a rro t s, .111 pen r n t Ihcrnim . IItii-i
meat dial.
rci-nl . *0
■rmp
percent
111 b a n * ,
Other enurrrm
on th r
•amr hr*Em. 2 f, p*
•ubjecl will Im- ,»rvunited in th. 1f» permit, nrtd ohm ii# t!. |H-rrenf
it d i f frr rrjl plii, . > f o u l iimaiion <pf Ho I'M 2 u rn t|f> •
n ear fu tu re
Mr Jo h n ton mfd n| green |*eji*. rnblmge, fur-h 1
In the f'oiinty
and t-pTnath wrie
ci!, which n r r dp*igneif to Hr ir inatiH ■,
»l*u reipie* led
with
war fit nt
pfiHlurt p,(i r,
J
i
i r,e- mt s| d r i t r o c t l y e
f,■
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
rh irien
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jUSO Director Of Government Freezing Of Crops
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Poultry Farmer
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still poised In tha northerl) Solo
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main battle of the Solomon* I* |Federation.
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LONDON, Oct. 22, DP)—The
Pacific war council met a t 10
Down In* itrvat laat night with
FLORIDA — Continued war
Prlma Minister Churchill presid
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NO LOVE PR IO R ITIE S
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s‘_*v r'A G E F O U R .
T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD , SA N FO R D ,
urn m■
Navy P re Flight
Celery Feds Lose Friday Game
Team Prepares
To Deland Bulldogs, 13 To 6 * To Meet L S . U
P . tat*, ta OaTapll tk w w l aoM clreulalon In m !4 c- unty a id atata.
Wltnaaa my hand And official
•« aI of uflU* At Hartford, Florida,
this tha ird day cf Octobar, A. It . t )
l*«»
’
a p n r .n : w o s .
n o . wll| *r* *M 4 U - r u t a .
U t i b U Orde r b « p a b l U l w d far
tha a t a t u t e r y tlm* V*qalr*d h r . l a w
in i t r
Oaafora ite ra ld . gaafurO.
K la r t la . a a*w**ap*e af gaaeeal clr*
•uiaiioii In rate r e p a i r and #tale
W i ll , ear r nr Hang an* nttlelal
n i l of I.rt lr a at gaaf ar* . F l o r i d a
U l r lb * i r d da* ot October K P
lilt
o i*. i m n m « i n .
* ‘
C l a r k of C i n a U Co urt.
* "J* '• >*« ,r ‘ ™
, V1'
AT1IENH, (!■., Ocl. IJ —l.ieut
Jl ilM.;iri
yard line. A bit l*l*-r ..
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‘.hr,, Ih , F ..I. renewed the .1«?»*«• hf*
»• **»v*
la. I it .’v t..»i If yard/ n,- i Pre-Flight
Behool
Bkycraeker*
l..,l.:u,v ,armlt>. in e I'w fir.' l»e'< lo l i e prattle* field today
<,u,* :iri , n.lrvl aito no neore.
, ar the team prepared lo in#*'.
Ii.niei
«t«rle*l
the
aecon.i U.ulilna State University’* Uen. w i l l m l ' plunge* through the yah jn ■ loottall ronteii at Ilaion
Hulling renter that netted 2-i , limit* Saturday ni^lil
ymiU Firming added a , m o r e
The Tiger* will be the third
in, 1 th,.- tin Hulldnga *tifienn* ,l,rm * college eleven un the Hkyi r-i il.n-n«i and the Fed attack 11 lacker*' echniule. 7!.e Leal lean;ailr * i finch the goal line
.bleated Penn’* Ivy l/eague d i m | i e i af.| »»n tin men 20 yard hne'niorta 14 to 0 in their opening
(REAL)
.
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nflcn
ihould
When Waihlntton opened It* Stage Door Canteen many notable* were on band to help. High government
official* waited on table*, acini a* bus boy*, and washed dish**, while other Mtertaleod the boya. Donald
K tlie- WEB chairman. 1* pictured *J ba Nailed on oca ad tha tablr* at the pew canteen.
The largrat crowd »v*r to visit
Florida Field In Gainesville wa*
p m e n t la st year for the Vlllariova.Florida football game. O ffi
cial figurea list 18, BI& people
a* being in the stand*.
KKCIKTKATION NOTICE
h
iff Saltfurd A t mu* A Hero tut f l lf t f l
J lint r e c e iv e d
n n ew ahlp-
| Tha tlevrn >*mr n .r .; |jf iwttn '! r * Anna Rublntltln (left) And,
court. They
■ Mr*. Yell a Fur ' ti.illy laiulfd t ii *n a I#o*
, mak* a ralhir li i I iwfi t.n Ihirt. lay nnUnct they mult terra In
•ama cell If It - ) . n t pait h up t! r ihlfrreticei, tha jail term will b«
lin rraird t«* • »«•«**/ day*.
(C tn lr tl rr<$t)
BATON ROUGE, l a . Ort. Iw.
I/PI--Since l^mlalana Stale Univrrallv seem* to be doing pretty
wall at wartime foothill. It', lime
tha word got around that Woodrow Wilson and
John
Jacoh'* NK\V YORK O.t t •
Perthlng are playing for the H u r lin g !•*< » g"K •»!! ;
Tleer.
itiif for Imulti*H4-o*r*lt'U
WntHlrow Vt Harm Hullaml »rwl | Chun 1** H V!a> i Into < «
John IVmhmtr Mollarul nr* Iden- Club |irt*fr**Hii tl 11••
lirnl (win* from Plain Itonhng, j .luffer • AhtidoU' fix .» allt#
Iji ., a pair of IHS-|Hnjrvl WorM|«r«»nt
\S *r No. I bnblea, Ih#y work at * Stay" rUun* llin* *tarifit
rnal arwl ffuarti.
r#.pcctlrd> . Ur 0 . ,^..,1,1^ ........ ih. *»«
Woodrow leltrrwl ian year, prln- ,»,awit
r|un
»nnnl
clpally berauar he alld In .
. iinr of Ihirht aooncr «»•<!
|M'i to acorr tha third arni f induce
rbncMnf to lehrlown a f afnat Tu"'TI i npUrtficM of n rhang©
Pro Offer* Solution
For GotferH* Slice
m e n t n f h e n n tifu l. jvillnhcd
jtln le niirrntR
W ith iirn«-
m r n lu l |t*>ld frn m ea, p lain
or B eveled cdRea.
$7.30 to $31.00
“Brighten Your Home With
Pittsburgh PalntB*
G. U. STUART PAINT AND GLASS
Classified Advertisements
E ron
r o r | ....
l# r fumUhnd
M home*
ai
hour.
Deportisont , o f
Af i t
1700 Magnolia A t * .____
W) , h lll. ......
Beware Coughs
night whan tha Gator* m eet th#
Vlllanova Wildcat* In an Intmaectlonal tUt In Philadtlphi*.
Konataky who hall* from New
Balam, P a , la an All-Amrrlran
nianJ candidal* for Ihe G alon,
In Florida game, tu date he tin a
been singled cut In each a . the
best lineman- on tho Held.
»*oii
ik h iiio u
t NASI K ill.
: r o i % r v , is
nunr.M o r r t oc.tr aTtoe
Vfl
Ttr: WtCANR MAH 11.1. a r**l*
A >lata olh ff than the it x r u o M t A n n i r i i > n * n u fcvT:ir.
•Mila of H orldi; thit hrr »f4tlr**a«
4iffmCkiit,
i« 13* l.iw ffite# Htraat, Saw lUffO, iiT a t v : o r r i x m i D A mt»:»m.s*up
fn a ifrliriil, tM that I»« nthrr or
llayinnrul Arthur Mua-llner,
ifi<*ra apad fie of intir* jMillmldf
f i l l i|onr<>« Htri«t
l*onf.llf. Ofe«ti||
ptar# nf fMltlrnri Im kruttrit |«* lh»'
fcmi.Ulnint.
it ih u rtio :itK P Ttiat yt-u tin
low nrn haral.y pd-.tlflaal and r»* appear In tht* CNaiirl In (It# Mil
<fuir*d In Mppaar to a cart a In III11 i»f romplalfit riled hfffln «Kiln"
of Complaint fllird hy Claud# i* ymi. ©ft th# 2#hI da? «*f November.
y»fflll afftjnnt you for n dlr«»rr*« #V- I IB f, #«ii>v leelM* 0 r yIp dar
miw p-*n4ln# In tha t*1rrult Cuurt **f ihla C«qrt, ur d»*#ra# pre* ran
thfrrln
v-f fUmlnol# County. Klorlda, f»n of bran will he ritlff#]
!t*f**r* tha .Yottmb»r llula l**r, to- nMn I H*t ) *‘W
* it Ihr Jot| day ©f N©traml*ar A
IT 14 Cl MTIimt flllDPSnRD that
It, IM?. In d*fa#lt lharaof a*l thi# f-ntrr of puMIrwtlon ahall t.p
(•tlMlalirtl fifli'f ;% Wre-k frir fOU*
fBitid will pTtjc*ff| l^i-l'aru.
I**t lhl<* («fd*r If# |iuhll*haf| for eortaerutlv# «ve#ka In Tha Hiinhrd
tha »ii-| utnry tlm* rani Irad hr law If amid, a n#»#:w».j*p:r fidliUaheal in
In l h*> Hanford II #raid, Hairfonl, H-1
aftml not#* County, rtorld*
>lorM*. a n*wep*iii*r of iirnar* , W ltiiffi ini hana| aril (h# «*ffici^i
firrulatlon In Mid ruunlr
»df *a*al ©f »*id f\iUM Ilit * '
Oelobrr A l». IH !
■tat*
Wltnaaa mr hand and official
•* I* IIC IIN I n I.V.
6M| «»f atfflc* at Hanford.
Clark
t thl* tha 3rd day uf October, A
IM!
i: la. riDflDICKa
o. i* tiRmrociff*
ltpp‘ftr Clark
C l e r k o f ( I r r u l t C ot ir L
Hemlnnla County, f'lorfda
IttCAl.l
By 11 Im tu: It DICK. U C
oH Dien
or
Girls! Don’t forego
this help because
of an old TABOO
p i R M r in n n
Tn MHINa HIMHNDM. a real*
d#nl of a atata ndhar Ilian the
Hi ale nf Florida; that h*r lilt
known ad dr*** la 1331 *lli Hire*!.
lllYer*lde. California, ami no other
11V mor* *perl fie or mor# |>art1rulir
For 42 yvars many girl* have
pUr# of residence !■ known to ih*
SDUglit relief In CARDUTs 2 way
Complainant.
You ar* hereby notified anil ?#. help. Homo lake it at a Ionic: it X
qulred |r* appear lo a rertaln lull usually slimulute* appetite, ai.li
i.f Complaint filed by I’aUl Ulim-iwia
for . diiorrV,
I ilige.tlim liy ifirrea.lng (low of
a i*lo*t y
ih* circuit Court of I g a str ic Juices; thus helps Lull 1
jfiendlru
K U H T in i f*H<K*t#AWATM>ai
Inn le Co'iifiiy. Fhirldn,
o r »ergy? and frits In nc© fc»r ncH-'d
|'nd#r irml by rlrtu# of the i
befnr* i t. he. . Norvmbet
. . day #»f. llul©
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.
. <lay». Or take It. ni tlireeti-J. I
lliurttr la
n» M»>"f *»f
r lb# md
No**mb#r,
City of Hanford, florid*. »*>
Ordln»fir4» No. l i t «*f **ld City t*f told n u n will pr«*r*ed Ki -F aci* then oflrn aids In rrllrTing fjncH«nford. Florida. I harabr c*ll a
|*e| this Order be published fur | tiontkl plift.
♦
|*rlni*ry
ftCIcvtlon In be h*ld Ih* alaluinry time required hy law
T h li lime try C A R H U f.-A dv
thruughoot Ih* City nf Hanford, In ih* Hanford Herald.
Hanford *
Florid*, un Tu«*d»ty th* 3rd day Finrlda. m n*w*pap*r uf er*n*fal
nf November. 1*41. for Ihe r Ir^tl
riii’iil»lun In «iId ctkunly and alii#,
nf two City Coi«tml.»al«b#r». ••ch
Whit#** my hind and official
for
term of Ihre#
■aid • eat of of fie* *t Hanford. Florida,
("* mmlolon^r* to b# %
‘««|»«| upon to thlo the 3rd rlay of Ortob#r A I*.
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
two i n tip*.
«■ "iImuii 1*4?
I” ■n*1 '»lf«up f'
n 1* IfrilNDON.
THE BEST IN
ha Id cl#c|l**n ih tll t># h»ltl at ih#
Cl*rk of Circuit Court,
Cl|> Hall in aald i*1ly In ronf-trn.
H* m i n 'd * C o u n t y .
Flo rid a.
Hy to fh* IrA» arid r»fdln»r>rca m if KALI
latJoB to cirri Inna now In for* *
Mr c 1- liimiMCK It c
In ih# City of Hanford Flofl.la
Th* I’olla will I.#* ..(ten *1 T '*
ri'i |ork A \t and will rh-a# at *mn
r« *
H IM .
fH M JD U lS
A 1* • 1
rtimn nfi aald dal*
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ih.
tf.an
I hereby *typ*iln| Hr* Mot(*'»l tr*., . •f.f * F lu
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In
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• Urtfori Mid 4! F l4 n t a* Clerk •Ilia
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4>f td #|*rt|«»n
>*f 11* u Ia ( pl a c # of r * •hi* nr*
i \ u it h »:hh wnr:iti>t»* i i.at# i* known
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(>mjil6liian|
I
liHMiitin »# t my h«r*d ■■ '.Mayor
li
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km r n * r * b y n©llfir*| and r r f
..f ibr t 11#• #i,f Hawt-ml |"l**rldi. Uiilr«| to appear In
o r |*tn Hill ]
.and have rauard 1*1 be af f Ilo l I ...... plaint filed by Ituhy
ihmd j
lurrtq Iti# Oral nf aald trl|y »tt 1 bt» win.
*tfciialnol >■.a* fiif a iHknrt'*. wur
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hefi.i*
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N'uY* mb *r
ll u l *
D a y,
Ai Miya>r »*f Ih# •‘liy of Hanfurd.
Flofida
in »H th# llul day uf November,
Nick Klutka. hefty aenlor rml INgAla)
A D. 1*43, In default thereof aaM
• •«** w ill proc#4N| K i-C artf.
».«* tio* IU42 IJniveralty of Flor- ii n HArr.it.
I#*l t h la O r de r ba pu b li sh ed fo r
ciiy Clerk
I he a l A l u t o t y i i m * y * q u l r # d b y l a w
hi deva-n, In one of the rnuin
Ih *
KanfoM
ft # f A id Hanford,
n //i
o n n r .n ok r i m ii iT io x
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D rought, ‘i u to to ih.«e*. m i1) i i . i . Inn nod aoulrmlng through aviation flight training.
Frntl
26c. Fellow label direction*. Aill t i e entire team ami had galnrd
formerly jitaved at Martfj.'lle
t.’nlvertlty. Milwaukee. W *, and
the United dtale* Naval Acad, m>. Annapoli*. Md.
| Fnrigh Jack Crain, who a* a
member of the Unlver*lly of
i le i a * Ixinghnma **■ one nt the
■rreatral ball carrier* In .South*
, weal football hlitory, had to give
| un var*lty football b*eau*e ui the
or*** of additional Naval dutie*
at the Pre->Tlght School.
fot'lrmln-r 141It. m 2 , f - i !)»••
i f ri-giatering
A* Crain received order* that
nr*luded hi* poialbilily of con
for Ih# Mm.ir!t|iiiiJ Primary \ trriiun Iti !•** held on
tinuing on the football aquad, Kn*
•gn O. K. N'oel, 216*pound former
Kovrnil^r 3rd, I ‘J t7 . i«n»I wiiI n rnnin o | hphi earh day
Milllran College tackle, received
a change In duty hour* which
enabled Mm to return to the
rlc^ld Sum!.)
•quad. II* had worked out with
the team In early practice •*•■
done, but later w*t unable to
f.nd lime to devote to football.
Wolf wa* cheered when Noel
I-angdele, giant onetime Univer
sity of Alabama larkle
rame
out for the team, lanrdalr. ar
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U. S. Officers Confer On Solomons Strategy
(By Asaaclats* Pressl
Swanns of German dlve^ bombers and fighters resumm ed a full-scale assault on
• Stalingrad today afte r cold
rains had drivan them from
the skies In a short foretaste
of winter, but Red army
™ headquarters declared the
Russians still held their lines
—unbroken for the past 3G
A
A
•
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m
9
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asserted only "a few aquarc klllaraatsrs" a t Stalingrad w m left In
Soviet hands. The Soviet* u l l
supplies and troop relnforeetnenu
continued to reach the defender*
on the mined Volga tnelmpolli
and German long-range guns were
heavily shelling the river In an
attem pt to Interrupt creasing!.
Two German columns advancing
north and south of s pass ros<!
leading to the Black Sea port <>f
Tuapse below Novorcssisk, vrrr
>ald to have Joined forces.
The Soviet midnight communiyug yesterday said the Germans
continued to Launch “flerre" lank
and infantry attacks In a drapei ala e flo it to take the Volga
rlty. and that "flghttoir »c* partlcularly stubborn In ihe area of
one factory,'* but Indicated that
t re had been no change In the
genrial situation.
"C ur' troops In the course o(
the day,** the communique said
of Ihe sctlcat In the factory area.
"Wat off all enemy atU cks here
and destroyed eight tanka and
wiped out about two battalions of
enemy Infantry.
ita n '’ troop*
-
consolidated
Knox Refuses To Talk
!About Navy W arships
In S o lo m o n Islan d s
Curtailm ent Of “ Luxury Crops”
In U. S. Looms As Possibility
COLL'MIUH, Ohio. Oct. 2 )
(Al*>—Senator Robert
T ail
prtdirrrd Ic-dsy an amend
ment sruuld be offerrd to the
Senate Is ihe teen-age draft
bill eliminating IS-year-olda
and said hr wuuld rule far
it.
\ \ ASH ING TO N Oct SO. pJb— ,
An influx of pruteet mall tpurrd !
tw lay the m ovement smtti g sens- j
to ts tn surround II,t pio|wtfed m il-,
ila ry draft of IH nod IP y ea . obi j
bear*.
men p ith p roltttiv
letin c iicm A l the itorm subsided, the flit their scnoulint--. tralm n 7 an d ,
G in n n Trnnsocrsn News Agency o il-d u ty a c tlv ltin
Mrmber A.vkoclntctl I’rciw
t 'urlailmrnl
planti he' * f
ri /
r f t Mx<im
■M I f
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V . S. Troops In Syria
Sent To Russia,
Persia And Iran
Savs Axis Report
1 •I
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« inter vcgelfll-b--" | -1■■I
South hih I to ■ -.Elf- i
n- rt
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merit
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of \g1 l, Ultm ** It
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. |»«>Lr) o o l.l tI pl»*ull of 1lie wo, -ir-irit
Sh ulii this
adopt,-,l,
r>nato.
I-eiL-Okla.) am |
no meed l e a ill tlrmand a rrcord
vote onthe amendment
to llto )
prn-tosed
draft bill lu ban I is j
sale of
inloiicants ami to tn-1
force anti-vice regulations on a»d
near military rottt
Kullowlog hn intiodurtion of an.
amendment to lower the voting g
age from 21 to IH ynterdav. Senator Vandrnberg III Mien) d e -j'J
dared that N s purpose was lojcc
give the privilrgeut trie ballot toj
men who wuuiti t-e indurtcd into —
the fighting furrrt untler the | wpending bill.
The
amendment! I
would require
mti(ir*iion
If »
threw-fuurtns of the States, after I approval by Congtess. before It V
could become rffretivr.
k.
•'If young men .it IS are to be |
drafted to fight for their roun-,
try." V'anderlterg ,1,-clarrd, "they [
should be able tn vote for the j
kind of government the-country is |
to have.
'
■/
The wordinr >tf tie Vandenberg.
amendment would make it apply;
to "cilliens" of the lower age
roup, thereby making it appll* bio to girls aa well aa youths.
Damocrslic Leader Barkley of
Kentucky said he had agreet I I „
h
|-olu .
U
itrn*11. . Kouir
| lo g s in Ih i. mw*I ion mi
at m any of lh»- p om i
, rropt here, c e l.-t. toil
1I curtailment
A recent ertote it, il
Newt litle the.,- >o «,
* lit y veifetai-let
w* .
k<ii during n r u n fm in
l inir,
r Ui' „ m iter.
t t- ft t t
•KKUlaiil woli't to- i."i-
rountinlmul
f mm A nVir»,
Ihnl
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tael
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noon
Funeral Services
For Mrs. Guthrie
Held Thli Mo ninp:
'their
T f c E i.S " 1" *
Romanian troop*- tried * » [ » •
ratily to capture a strategic hill,
tl f 1 communique said, but were
fiVeWn back after lasing |K» men.
0-1 ’ another lector tha enemy
)»*t sbbut 'a company or troops,
It • a d d ed /
Heavy fighting also continued
lartb cr south la tha Caucasus,
both along tha Black sea southt a l l in f Novorosalck and In Iks
Mosdok area where the Germans
wort trying la reach the Groin y
oil* fields.
In tbs Black Sf« ares, the camntunique said.
B ustlsn
troops
rvsctnled tiro village* after a
fk-rce battle, bat In another sec
tor of this region the Red army
tcpellrd several attacks, killing
1JC0 men.
____ Motdok area German
, ...
In the
tanks and Infantry succeetlcd In
wedging in to ' Soviet positions,
t l a rommtniqu* said, but by
tha end of tha day tha enemy
h id been repelled and tha Rus
sians bad regained thair former
line*.
/There war* some
Indications
tlfat heavy loaact am ong tha 75,0M Gerrasni tn Bl*ilngr*d had
weokaaad tSeir all-out drive to
smash Soviet resistance.
Tb* resolute Russian* declared
1,im tl i ii a*1 tr rk a li'
f
i.
kh-a'n ufid i»I-* *■ ■ i * fermlnrtd. These included a pro-j
Tha men whig will leavr In
petal by Krnslor Is* (!) (Ik la); duction Into tha aarvlcc anto ban the tale of liquor in mill-1
tary ramp arras and ' su ih t.rite, Kmcst Joseph Cullunt
Robert Alexander Rumhb
tha flecrelary of War lo act lo;
Henry Andaraon Wolcott
combat vice conditions in the vl-|
Tom
W stson Ray
clnity of Army and Navy p osts.'
Andrew
Jakubctn, Jr
In formally reporting the draft j
measure to tha Senate, the mili- 1 Harry Waldamar G u stsf-tary commutes said il was pm j Ralph Waldo E. Ju«ta*i'n
Willi* Bcvltl
fountlly impressed by the lesli -1
mony of military leaders thst ! CUfford Hugh GilWrt Jt
George
E. Elliott
“not only tha success
of t-ur
arrm-ft forces depends upon thrj Clarence D lls J( new
Wilfred Seamen M t»r,
employment of our IH ami lit
vrar-oid men as soldiers, but ! Lamar Drowning
I'rol our very national t •lenre I Won Clifton Gore
Jamas Harmon Harwus
IS dependent upon their use."
Georg* Am ice Prescott
"Members of Ihet* age groups
Gordon Thomae Ammon.
are particularly -fitted for military
John Rusaell Davis
training and combat,” the report
Stanley Futch
continued. "Their
response
to
Albert Henry Collins
leadership, thair oulth recovery
from fatlque. their aggressiveness, their enthusiasm, and their
"flair for soldiering'* far exceed
such
qualities
In othrk
»ge
gr®jjp*- : ' . .
. • .
"The isimple
__,
.......
..... ............
fact la that
theyU ncetion will b* given by Iht
make belter
soldiers than -person*\ W . P. Brook*. Legion |ViM »
-------------o f other age
and
| U ln . P rc«*nU lion i f f n l n f
America can not win unless
m«At by thf Son# "f
use is mad* of thtlr military rap- l/l k m .
Patriotic #*lrrth»nabilities. Our anoad forces mutt (*• iu n j| by C h arltt M ornum
have (ha qualities that tolong to Mfm. Oforjr# H ardm .
you lit. "
F ollow ing
tho ipeakinj:,
#«tectoe« w ill bo p r w n tr d
C ity of .Sanford Bonrlre (Vi
S en d-O ff Plans Arcj
Discussed By Legion i
Plan* for
to bo gin
m fcI n ! » [ I mir k «tf 11■i
•r m i l V ITU*)1 lie*
SI' 14*i
I'afu-
J *|iStirs,-
I
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*ani
,-um shly
nig Si s
"If for Mialinri ” II*
t !ice that * i -mlwi »>' >h ,1
inn la i mi m* r« Hav# iiH(fnii*T
rcrf*in nrichlwtrl'iwwl, Mil"
them K** tak«*n hv Mint in . h
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Command” Studied
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S»vc m c lv n i th «lr blank#.
If ro«ialr^d lh*t Ihnjr t»r »
i*j t nntl rtlurn to tl «• (JIT
len day* «ff»r rer<l|»t.
iff program
ly morning
( o n K re H H iu n a l I H k Ii
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,Ni: \v \ o » t h
tlct
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tA'i
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appllration
S Maniimr Com
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uf
thr
Adminiitmlion
he la. a native Banfonllt*
i be will read the paper.
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cal Workers Are
At Navy B&sft
M e |ii\
W nt
wininl
*|*c* Hkfiruit In' evrrctimp roinplrtr.
.rare* «nu U#u, Meltc
w/thlr
.mil
f | Monday thol lhr RuDmnrlnp men
C ap t Still PraiscH
' Defense Force News
mm
the mtiit
1
htalpi. . f«1# )
Voluntrrr wflikert will «■*
filtinK in thi”tr blank• It, I'
non ktatml adilmk lhai , ■>
put
of
ip* movrkt
*lnri*|
I-* i nily
UUlif «U«. *
i
Farmers Helped Willi
T r u c k Applications
rot
wsvt-
■ll 1 “•* I
itin in p wit
Ijr nhtl Ihnl 11 «||1 urow M|ir*l
g m a lv r l)
vn.f s c M this
Winter
U. S. Navy In Iceland
Hags First Submarine
•I
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11. 1ml
Nnvy Reveals I a j s s Of ‘
2 Merchant Vessels 1
Defendants Win
Ferneries Case
h
In| el
design*
I ,ii*« of t w i i A (Tier icnn oit*ft haul
France Awaits Speech j
From Laval Tonight
min wfth ths commodore of the
convoy. Lie j tenant ommsnder Van
HtnsseUer Moon L H N.. re
tired, of 8 sn lHego, Calif.
Increasing underturrent of
throogheat Franc* awaiti dadarstioa of the future
from Govern » m Chief
Laval ever the radio to-,
4n U C M O J M I A
tn*! toil
to
he
aol-
II* are fighting againxt
—
L— UL
for
them.
I M ill TON. Mu Oct 20. (A1) - ,
ucr Clark cnlli-rls ttbltuarlss a*
iihby. lie ilmrlrtl his collection
|h*I> sn,l now has six big scrap
k> that bulfc with the itories
.Iralha in Hamilton
i t h m U to wrumv ■uhitiflrinr *n
W A liK
IK IU I
lu»n tn tho Western AUnnth *»• I
di«
lo*od
yest/rday
by
t*»e
N**y.|
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IN
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N,
C. K. Dswson, County sgent,
to trm T h r AtMNrlatril i The Supreme fk»t|H
will attehd lH« district meeing' Iwwiktlng
Pro## rount of inrurnifTred #1 ip j ruling that till' Vt
I today in Lskslsnd of county n , Itnwr*
In that area #info Amert I doe# not applt ^
genis.
cr*' entry Into tin real
i wholesaler handling
crew memt era were mlising j lained from othff
tut lf5 others survived when onejvrhifh "come to resi
of the shins was tqrpcdefd tn tho J of the irnporter*' b
N ortr Atlantic during July. Hole tion in the aetata in
rjisuftlty of ih t second merchant- ducts his business.
BERN, Bwltaerland, O et 20, —
(4 V - Ex.'reordlnary preesutlong
ware Invuksd In tha Mareaille.
Franc* ore* today amid reports
idh
thr i fumed Hite member#
vice man'* fam ily were
I Monday when Pre#lirvet #ignr«* legislation
I ihe See ret airy of War
when t*od b*paih«'r and longer
I.D N IH iN , Oct
W. u l t Tbnight# add to the difficulty# j f Ciiit-il
Slates Navy's lorcr up,cur p r o lffln r putrid#
iittiiv from Iceland maiir Its fir• r
“ W f r«n*t l*rk Ih t flubmorinc tlrflni 1* claim today of a II b«'«i
rocn#rr,M hr told a war conferkill, rr-iwtrtlng an accuralr tomtit
once At the lnvr#tm rnt lUnkrr# In* uf a submarine by a Catalins
AMOClAtton'# thirty-h ru t Annual
flyloi. boat.
m eeting.
” W# cna g e t on top
o f It, m aybe am eliorate
w* ran't lick it."
Mg t
f Init 't<* I** i|i*|ilA jrd In
m ,*f i'll- M-nidence »f
I m eiolter» o f the irm w i
.
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---------OAKLAND. Cal.
�I
T U E SD A Y , OCTOBER 2 0 ,:1#42
V IO U N IR T TO TOUR
an totlatad Norwagtoa Fjord
early tkl* month, the Sorbt Infor
LONDON, OH, 10. V F )—Yahtuli mation imrtau reported, yaatafday.
Monoidn, th* tlobntot, b arrtrlric
JACKSONVILLE, Oct 30. (Bpa- D M m United Stale* abort!? W
M
l ■ m Hm of ( io c o t i fir
«Jal)— Florid*'* -JW capita in- American
*nd British troop* and
con* doubled In tha Uat tlftit the EoffUih public, it » t t an
jr»*r», rlttap fram *|27r tolw* nounced jnatorday-,
. , m . ...
' Beware of the Woods
State Per Capita
Iqcoine Increases
Hunting and flailing has become increasingly difficult
during the last f a r years for all of us who love the'great
outdoors. What, with all the roles and 'regulation* that
have been laid down by atate and federal officials, not' to
mention increased state and federal license taxes, game pre
sent's and fishing restrictions, It has become almost neces
sary to carry a Philadelphia lawyer along every time you
go into the woods just to make sure your catch, or hag.
I* strictly legal. Now come* the commander of the Seventh Naval Dis
trict with a special order banning AH night fishing. "A
fishing vessels* operating between sunrise and sunset iniMt
to lbs record hteh of "$54* hi
left, incraaaad war prodactton -V.
NAZIS SLAIN
ia expected to rabo U abort |iuu
ta r '
*
MOSCOW. Oct. *0. (JTi-N or• Later ha* were than hall It* » c t ian patriot* killed *11 th* G«rown in tbs rwcJlin | Hood of forv man crewoi«n and burned R w
ton*. Hlrhir way* ratr* com- plan* whan It wa* forced down la
bln«d with generally imprytri
‘ “ H
'total
wWHtVft* to
llr . jicrr.ni, iroro
Jump
raiinoi
1041- Later1* proportionate aha
Put a War Bond
your c l o s e t . . witty
the money you ®ave rrti
clothing. Our expstt
cleaners will malft
your old tfraasea like
ncwl , It’s smart to
conserve!
'of tho (lata fncoftu tnemai
M atter* e f a Japan*** tabor unit, raptorod when tb* U. S.
I Invaded lha Botomns, ere tl-nwa at work under th* watchful
American aentrlta. I s an probability. thr* wrre bulldlnjr dr.
tatall a liana which ara hoi pine « ropol ■ « * a fora* M th r lr
men who were landed on Guadalcanal tndrr tte prot«tI«» of
naval armada, ffary SaercUry Frank Raec aaid that a “rral
stiff, touch fl*ht" to now r»rln* In th* Balenwna..
/C e u ln lP r e tt)
OVEH-LOAP
chlnory or salt, and no Hghta are permitted on
such vcaacls. (Water crafr propelled by outboard
motors are considered motorboats.)
. 5. When firearms are permitted for waterfowling, and a special permit has been Issued by
the coast guard, only standard shotguns may he
used—not rifles, revolvers, etc,
8. Use of rowboats is permitted, but theso
must be confined to bays and inlets, and not on
shores contiguous to the open sea.
7. Water-fowllng is prohibited near army,
navy and coast guard installations. (This reatrtcgnaw Q*Cl»ch F*rry
tlon Includes shipyards, power plants and similar
installations.)
(From Tb* Chriitton Science
8. Firearms of any description, cameras,
■lit th« Onfall c o m o f U>*
radio transmitters, binoculars, telescopes, field
glasses
or .similar
visual
olds _____
must not___ carried
,
.
_______
1 »ofUy op*n#d up tha ateamIn any prohibited or restricted tone as defined b y
tag
* m o w mor*d with • m i l e
public proclamation No. 2, dated Sept 7, 1042,
through tha tld*.
0. An official form of permit for hunting li
[ gllvar ribbon* atraamed on
cense in tho seventh naval district must be ob
either aid*.
tained from the captain of the port having juris
ra waa no t h e n , no r tren
diction over the section.
-- . * .
* » r »k*.
toly ■ may blucnm, deep and
Under the circumstances it seema that the only aafo
'.?Mgi>,
thing for thoa® vfho want to go hunting to do is to wait
fUh startled aatgulto appllquc-1 until after the war la over.
s; In whit#
Em
L
a misty ter m of iprsy In
a
d
On Leave
wa s p # « * . h a rt f o r . s n
<■- toaUnt, ,wh*r#
111 .land and »•* ami aky war*
i mobila air,
Vbara It waa naithar night nor
Some good advice to parents and friend* of soldlqrs
and'sailors returning home for a few days furlough is
given bv RuUiMellett iiv hen syndicated column appearing
MortalMtet?*bpim*f U d Acme, In hundredsA6f^newspapers throughoutTihb country. T ill*
I* tho way it goes:
OVERTON,
.
^
yo,u r *°n
* furlough and heads for home,
keep these points fnmind and his viflk won’t dlrsppolnl
him*
■
* . ■*•
baa aald that a akldny j
pl*n
We
tlfns
for
him.
■
Remember
every
t a trallla for varkoaa
“ Jl«
planned for him, and when he is on a vacstion he 11 revel In doing just a i he pleases.
t luahit on taking him around and showing
CJtla*n tall* lla li
r
all your friends and third couslhs. If you pull
■Onda or w**r S
the But Auht Ethel will bo so hurt if you don’t go by and
than thara wa* tha aoooml
Hon who taratd In a pall
h m lr y for tha scrap colh im
h .w
you
d
CAVA— n o m i t t e r h o w h a r d
I t ,w e r e J u s t a v a c a t i o n f r o m
..
^
°
hfm!'
U t
21 ye A r*
T h l m
you have
collsg e.
® e v ®n ' T ^ n ' t> l e c t u r e h i m .
now
l n,' O
to
i
m
act— g a
S
though
I t is w h s t y o u h a v e t a u g h t
coun ts, n o t w h a t y o u
te lW h im
IJlm kr°,7 you w p ro u d of him. But don't
h m 10 ouUWm- “ thj,t 11 iure to em barm t
N i n e — W h e n I t ’ Is t i m e f o r h i m t o g o d o n ' t
d j W l c u l t f o r h i m , . . . K i d d i n g is. e a s i e r o n
m ak* tha
h im tha n
m a n a g e .1
LAKE MONHOE
Mn and Mrs. Verna 0*y aad
sit
.
arenaxo wag* and falary pay.
mrtit to ympkwtc* In non-asrlcultural establishment* 1* aatlm ated to. havo ritan to a new |
blxli of $1,430 In 1041. tompar*.)
with <1-123 in IMS.
G rvaU it tnereaaa hat teen In)
thr share of ffoveraratnt employtea , which to** from t A percent!
In 1029 to 12.4 percent in 19411
an loiiri
amounted
to $IS0.21
millions.
had been loaded Juit one Inch too
hist-
-j betwran the highway amt an over——
*' heml railroad bridge held up rail
If1
c c r a n s id e T caw .
nd road traffic Jor two Sour*.! Whaling ft*
f/P)-rA truth that we.:gpd itself
Kraminatlon tlowerl the Im ni *"* rraael*.
NOTICE
QueenVictoria's
w as tb* lor.cc*i in
SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
(PLEASE RETURN HANGERS)
220 Magnolia At®.
Phone 881
OF EL E C T IO N
ha »l« DWttwt hot. on* iM I
- u h »m .ortra mma tb* t
U n a * w r Omar? Comml
�V
I
-V: '
TH*
^
>' ■
BANTOBB
H ERALD . SA N FO R D .
Grand M atron M akes
O fficial V isit H ere
B O S A
C O C B U B N .
Social Calendt
8 o d «ly
CnwJ MetrST
E d lU r
Cross Church M«e“
■‘■carry
out Cm Victory I
palm* and bowl*
M m .' W . Hadley of
Tampa war* mad to coni
U spending two weak* with bar tiOOL
eoaam. M m . John Vaughn, near
Mm. Mildred
U n Oetaen bride*. *
Worthy Metro*
Chapter. welrodM
UlMipWi
WSKVB
M m . If . H . Hann of S t. C k o d Grand Matron <
(pant O h • a*hand hero w ith ta r through a V ft
to o -lo -U w and daughter, M r. and floor*. Mm. SI
Mrs. W . H . rdquajr.
“ Waleom* Wor
*^Mre. Mlnnla Jenea w ill direct
U tojarafaa a t th* Rod C rew room
fcT W
Sf e - q u b,
0.
E.
8.
w ill bare A covered dlah luncheon
TODAY Is
BARGAIN DAY!
* BIG FEATURES!
NEW ARRIVALS
buck to Ihp fpnr.
lotijrcr m n
Education—M n.
Llbr»ry
II.
N.
EdttCStioiV— M n ,
T.
a*
Wishing*
By com imriatui with the r u- h
| Min) ir'immidi* hiTt*. Hotly wimm! u
n mi nr. i .*n*fi vative, |ilirtd little
villngre, huwcvtr kMvrn to over
World
Wide Fr.tm r**
for
^ r r a lr r
im n tr 4i* m*n|Kiw#r i i
off in i' ihp
ArmtnJ forct*^
tW mirslloo of women i t
K ith n in e 1
D n ru o ti ch iif
the rhildren’i bureau of the P#*
purtmrnt
of I^ b o r. predicts
I u»r »f " r n lu u a r and Mt«?rrlfic.’*j i.m o.000 million women will b%
•to |iani|Haririg ii» dream iflrli itml - working itt war iruiuitrlea
uitrlea by til*
iKiyF In ihntkirnf II hn* d,*ne end
Ihi* ) 'f « r —- •«fid
n d iIf
f 111#
something when It "pen I n Mill ilrsift nhmiltl ctill married
lion »«i un on a iiicoiir.
n u b c hi hitch Wftiro the
|
Service—Mra.
Us jcUrjr
citlt*»
TM* t« u now
full Ih vaH111flit'
Gl Collur»-
Adult
im iA ln
jifija* luntllkMiM in the fnmlly of
Departaeot Conaerrallun — M n .
Lucian Wateon, chairman.
Beautification,
Wild
Flowera
and Garden*— Mr*. R. L. Leklure.
Bird*
and
W ild
L i f e -M r * .
Stanley llanaan.
V tn jr .
Character
S. Green.
Id. < W W t
a acat far
Oud town n i
Efiwenl
A r»nt,.>r, * Hi ll, hrh! Thi.
.t. niand- for women
prwlurIll'll to re tin. a liudtfi-l 0,=.r “ -O .-* wmld trarh many
, wrwra mit Ihr riplirr i . l * 0 0 ‘ loti, m ir*
1. ut,
B
ti;i\i r wlxi t u : i . ili'*
IliO Itii* trend lan t new.
v.uh hi. ti.o n n
s "'“ * ••«* "dddle of the laat
.lu
llin
g
,
rouhl
11,1
U
rr
ut u r,
wln-ii
women
began
|
m I tloll a»*lino i . . . .
ly, of ,
ih. h'l.krt hr,, in .1 « .‘rt.,Ti»r
oulride their
homre.
h.n.llin,-. , .m l)
Qroton, Comt, r«ti reidy to Uunch
for
B fl.'„ frrt of film
" '" " '- r camfully employed
neW U , S iubmantie JarL si m ' ^ ^ .
.*
rift'* 11efti »hjtrp]y and com tantiy
til effort
tM lcosa l
A sole of fellow e m - j 1111 t '
oj»*
tbriMi«h perhtli
of p ro ip tH ty
rvmrinUrrrd- «nt|
of me
ih t company
built u
ilia
n*
ployea Ol
rorapany that
in n vunt
i« ;! ^....aihluicton,
........ ■
-----------4***1 »ir|«ri"»m»nn
de|»m»b*n niiKe,
nlike. an
In illbiw
P f*
TooSi Cooperation -M m .
I. Donkin*.
A rile
Aitjoumm*nt.
already
were; Mra. Oertnad* Grainger
DeLand. Mrs. Uto Chilton of Now
xm rc
Smyrna, Mra. Opal Bartow of
I t , Faterebtoar,
M n.
Bertha
MatMe of New Smyrna, Mrs.
Murray JarrU and
Mr.
Ralak
The home of Mm. Jea.lr tu.lge
Chapmen o f Sanford, A too vialiu
Ort from many ttetoa were ra> pn Mellonrille Avm oe w a . the
icene
of ■ lingerie ihower ei,>-n
preeented, Lee lake thoeo
from
eurreundlng toerna. lUfreahmentg fpr M1 Mery Allie I/odge. bride
elect, on Friday rrrning
‘ 10 member,
The table, revered with a lere
Preceadtnp th* meeting a bancloth,
t u , centered with a largihonor
of
quel waa served In
wealdiugVake
hatance.1 by randleMatron.
Mr*,
Worthy Grand
White tuhi
at lb* Valde* in cateertl hulder.
. tel. Tba hanooet tabic* were rote, and a,ter, were plare-l ,!->■'
beautifully doeortted to repretrnt the r» um where game, and run
garden oteMM with »maU doll; teate were rnkiyrd throughout thr
Prliee were won by
mod* and placed, by Mm. Amrli* eyenlng
Noble. The Port Matron* (Tuk Mice llevrrly Snyder and Ml»«
Margaret Krencer.
chair* o f D * banquet a
Those invited to lie with M i»
decoration*.
Coral
a formed a 19th cen* Lodge were: the M lieei Margaret
Spencer,
IVirothe* Ijtwmn. Belly
w a d for - the doll*.
Grand Matron and Wolhen, Betty Corrndl, Beverlv
hod gweote were nre- Snyder, Vera laaig*. M n. M J
aoreoga* at the ben- lod ge. Mra. J ie Tatum end Mr,
Dorothy Corrodl.
Uoa to Un
beige crap* auH with black ann aparl f and bar coraoge waa of
^
’BKaAl
No. 43 wfU meat a t
W A S H IN G T O N ,
— llo lly e ,„ l tan U l r
Worker
More Women
Have Defense
uiufcraea fftjchter
her the honor j I** "a *
n
Unuttful ami gracimi*
Bie ( V iim ii B unau lilted S 1-1
eaii’l hut
heft*
cf spoiuorinjc the vnsrt. She ii a , *“!!>'
I
>o illfltili hilt
h*'f*"1 agniu
Iran t
tnillionns gninfutw o rk tn . B y
iiii IHiui
II
1f
thrrtr**
fa
t
ill
1*lo
i loihe number h id
fold l U f mother, tier »«n Wdlltom,' u*|*ort n U If there o still «*fii- Id
risen to
> thr
i
ery. it
s ut*! f*"h»
iiod tlllill
by theuuu»
nl«iti A milli nBy
1040 It
19, wa* lost In the itla* k on rear!
h, f.e« ii: txMiitel The Mfkly h.4,1 »*„ ur u|' nim lhrr three m il.
Department of Fine Arte— Mm.
H a il.’ !
Myrtle T a y lo r Bradford, chair
l.'lll.lw.l I'll1,'
bf 11 i rtii ri |»ort i' the
Mildred Kuaaefl.
man
l.f h. I* *filum fat*!ftltElit
\
I n. niphivnirnt Cencua a 1
Art—Mr*. William Moore R e n t.| n i j c » r
i )•
«l'ii'r
r , \e LMit ralhiUM** nil Ire-Ill |'*tM iii V.-m whrn the ilepreeilott
Other
dkttng’O khtd
g-jeet*
Bible
S
tu
d
y
-M
m
.
F.
1.
J"h
n
I
V
C
I
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M
A
S
h
i
l
l
I
r
i
l
l
l
l
ted and welcomed the Worthy
in *tf sy« tuinjf Ml|* I hH*1 ’ ’ i u.(l* v|r. r.dv under w a y . ahowee
n
■ Ward ha* b o n recokod that
id Matron and than Mm. Nl*
H ri'lilMlf l*iM Inl* it tl it
•
wlidi
I iw-r rent ol
Mlaa Mabel Chapman and Mia* I tan g pemonal oooga to tho fol
ielwyn (
.a t
> - h i a 1*1*1'-,
■
i|. un.l willing to work
OUt* Chapman bars boon Induct lowing; Mra. Mamie Lander ol
Krl.1
Fhiriila llialoryy— Mm.
liltu
i.l.
|
|
*
i<
*
.
"f
1
1
.11.1'-.
* .1 1* tu find It, only 3,4
ed Into the Florida Southern col. Orlando, who l* Right Worth) Kamaay.
■ ill
|li,' |
h i-lu t'd (h r , '
"i "l th.- wnmen were 14
lege Y. W. C. A.
Mm. W W lutgan FI rhtii ft'ke -j
8 rand Ceadoettea* of the General I.ilrrature—
. .»■
I.li. Iimellt.
d*' talilii,* .1-1
- ■ i, mi I
M 'Mualc— M m. K Bryant W w a l, f rtvFiiifr aflii k.
rand Chapter! Mm. Katherine
rrlltl'l* 1.-.I
1 >1 1.limit
al* |*.
.H a r r y Lee, J r , a freabtnan at McKay. B ait Grand Matron, and
Poetry— M m . Ilomre A rc ry
T h e .1.
,11
-tll,l,'h l . . r '.I l.'U II
■very "f i tl In Permaylnlritrllun a |*»" .
G ahteanlk, apent the weekend Mra. Arthur Or*lager of D eland
Atarm bly Singing.
i.luig «*f the f*4
,,,
dual f, .*1ik in i.d » ipnaitre i" ihr , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 | l l d I I I .
with hie parent*. Mr. and Mra. and Ole* McKay, F a it
Grand
Department of
Inlrrnntl na
ilNii* iii f I h e
Harry Lee at Utelr ham* an Leu, Patron of the Grand Chapter of llrlatlona— Mm. B. l^iular \Vn"*| liiiviklhl Mh.x
r w hirl,, ii"l I fti . '. , i' 1 1 * ’ i ir i'■*:-1- 1"i w Ini I. l.'iu* rmaela gradually
I
'
I'
d
1
1t
I"'llran
w haling In,
ral Avenue. Harry pledged Phi Florida, Mra. Winnie Blythe ol ruff, rhalrman.
.,*1 1 thr .dpi .li" 1 "Ml "f III, III."
vkIntel» M l t J
'I l l 'l l ,
Kappa Tan. aoctal fraternity.
T h r u ’*, ."iii* liuug u n.-in,; in llir
Cocoa. Aaioctet* Grand Matron: Mra. Edna (]. Fuller, rhnlm iau th !• teoimt
Mra. Ortta MltchcU o f Apopka,
,
pirt'.n*. iln.nrh
Department of
I*eylsUtion
Gn\*rm»r ||. f| *
rr B. WUIlama retarn- Grand OrganUI, Mra. C h rista
Mra,
npnnt'. f, Indira
When they
Depjirtment of Puhllc W ei fire ulrfe**#*! ,M , \
I
Ti n- wji, il*» i iltr.'w up “ -i h
ay to her home In Sorrenaon o f
SL
PcWmburg.
" '■ I
Ilw .hamldca It wa*
Mr*. A , Milrorn Smith, r h m
r r f |lir
*1 ,
- ii, ll... II ,
I • liitn-,1- p.d ■
, D. C. after apending Grand father, of the Grand Chap m in.
■I-iD d r.u n minute— until th*
. ,| ll.'ll, — . I **
due !."»
\ i .i - i
[)t f«nai* l‘t .if i ■
a week here with hor parent*, ter of Florida, and Mra. Bertha
,ll- i n trd w h i.p m n g. "Check
( ’hlkl Welfare— Mr*. W
M \ \ O ’L r n t }, d •
Mr. and "Mre. J. W. Mere, Iwkt Math!) of New Smyrna, Grand l'»PP*rui
nnik,. i
arat!” . , . You
,
■,if l hr O f Dr.«
Onora.
Instructor of Dlatrirt f t .
in rr e rtk * Inatlluthma
Mra
,/ ,, <
i ' 1 i l .d '. .ding In W nihingtouWort* to all of Diet* peceonal l | ,.|, Skipper.
,i
^
I ■ 1 tu. lunger than neeesMra. FYancea Keiellng of Jack ■ o u r, were writtea eaoeci
. ■*,■ m
|mu , n
W elfare— M r,
H
l ‘ ( h,.
eepectoUy
for
sonville, Worthy Grand Matron, each on* by th* W ortpy Matron. I Saah
!».. f •
elk
• • 1 k***r *
r t . , » > i it *.f t h r W s t h l n # *
lle«i*l* *
Mra. Winnie Blythe e f Cocoa. A*- Mm. Auire^L
I n t,r-K acial IV operalion
1 l.e.le | 1
1 » t.l fl f . > »- 1
1 •
* ' . I I 1 f i. I t ' f , i » * * n r r « | m * * 9
r f i nM
■? i • *
•ociate Grand Matron and Mra.
Mm. Lctoml Dam*. Mm. Wll 11 K W illiam ,
• t < 1 k«
'
I • - i l l M |.M< 1 '
M i - .
. 1 - ’ l u l u * mi t h e m » d *
i i x l r f ,i
Clartiaa Sorrenaon of 8L Peter*. Item Toll and Mr. and Mr*. R. 11
Public H ea lth -M r. S E M.mt K l o r v l t i t i
1• |
1 . I.a k.
,
1 a f l •• * 1
burg, Grand Matron, ware th* W illiam* w ere toltotod Into t>a (ftimery.
Irim in r
'1
Ull
.1 i.
•
I .M.','1*1,
!u
II
Ije a ti of Mr. and Mm. Pordyr* order In an tmpreaalr* ceremnony.
• -• " h e
a A i d, Mi t * l
on
Her m l Ion i rul riiyirrotintU
h'rt'W H i m v
h ..|
la. 1 .
1 . 1-'
,| l|it fll-k-...........w ' V kl 1 k 1- ■ - m
Rneaell for a few day*.
l i e n * it'* p o lU
An in sp irin g addrea* waa made Mr*. ll«mlllDn Hunt.
IWU
rl*
i
n
It,
I1
■
hiltlto’n
v
y
r
f
M
I
I
h
,
p
i
■
V
i
*
M l * f * i | lijk11y e r m y M
ttron
by the W orthy Grand Matron.
Resolution*.
F im l C m irn tU I* Rrport
Minutes.
DUUngulahod ro w U , to add!
tore announce tSa Wrrii *<
I
daughlte. Sara Kitclle, (fare. IK
at the Fcrnald Laughton Memo
rial Hoepllal.
at tba P in t Bapttot Churcb w
the Re*. W. P. Brook*. Jr., ,
fltlaUng. .
-J
’ Mra. Evan* M cCoy, organ)
rendered appropriate aaptla) n
ale Including "Ah, Sw eet MyaU
e f U fa" and the traditional wi
La*tern S ta r
II, KIUIHIS tO O N S
Parke, Natural Scenery
and
Protection of Rogdilde Beauty —
Mm. John Barnett.
D epartm ent
of
E ducation—
Mm. John R. Parklnacn, chairI
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▼kit bar Boot and uncle. D r. and Mr*. Lotu* 1
Mr*. J , N . Totor.
K eliling, W4
Chapter and
rrienda of T . Bradford Byrd p rtu n U d to
u til b* glad to know that bo
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for *
“ S a p tia T ’liU Y. U . under tho
dlreetton a t Mr*. A,
Paterson,
w ill bate eborge o f the rowing
fa th* morning at th* Bad Croea
HOLLYWOOD
Foreetry, Fire Protectlcn end
Waterway*— Mra. F. C l i f t o n
Moore.
troa", »from pan
A . W . Eppe, Jr"" aon of D r. Ut, Mm. Vlrgiq
and Mr*. A . .W . Kpp*. ha* an. wore written *
Hated ia tho - Naval R t re t at Worthy Grand
Rollln* CoDrff*.
RuaaalL
Burak*] Dressing*, la announcing
* ctoas i t M t P . M. a t tho
Grammar School with Mr*. Fred
WlUtorea, Mr*. C. R. K lrtley and
M rs. Pap* in ebarga. Worker* are
First ,Session
Of State Board
Opens This P. M.
ClupUr at the Florida O . K. S.
paid her official *W» to S f lw»l«
rCftMIfltMl frwm F ig t On*}
Chapter t M U at Wadaeadgy eve B. Daeidacn.
ning at t t i Maaonk RalL
Family Finance and Inaurance
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■ —Mr*. S. B, Taylor.
fa * tE
Urban Rural Cooperation— Mra,
,! A uxiliary Of H<
operation
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null realty for th at find front?
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last winter** aoll—ami rontorc
itn so ft texture—far another
neason of am art nppearanre.
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T U E S D A Y , O C T O B E R 2 0 , 1M 2
F L O R ID A .
Wversity Of Florida Will
“ Meet Mississippi Saturday
Py ETHEL | , THOMAS
Sophomore Grid Players Stand
Out Since Upperclassmen Enlist
iw n w i,
nw r
j
utu
Mitllt Ohio S u l* tackle; Chut**
Conerly, M ississippi berk who n o
DO yards to «cor* against Georgia.
Tulane Coa/fh Says
Sinkwkh Is Tops
mmm
“U y hoys did taka a pop t l
hlta. Wa lost, bet they bad him
on th* ground several time*, you
know. Slnkwich puts hts pant*
cn Just Uk* my boy* do; but
bo's Just ■ lot batter."
f
Simon* added that "In m y book,
Sinkwkh la th* back af th* year",
and said that although ha had
expected Tulane to maka a hatter
showing than It hn<b it w as the
eld business of green linesmen
trying to block out ohialv* v c tc i#
ana who knew bow to slide out
of range and go aboad to make
their tackles.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. *0, W )
Missouri.
Hirsch
also unun
The Methodist Society of trhri*.
T ,S V J ? '£ ~
T over
- m
m n ik M
lr«h also
B y BID UKOL'BB
" '■ * W or"
Ed lt * <
rcorked
„ r L * J . r 335-yard
5 . v a n ! rfaydir.
.v .!ir
rrun
j n to
to
’
limn
Fsrvlr-e
will
meet
at
th*
0AINE8VILI.B, Oct. *0, - A
NEW YORK. Oct. 20, —Sopho tie Notre Deme ami ta!lle<l one*
home of Mrs. J C Sill* Jr on
tired University of Florid* squad
more standouts, scarce In paat in the Marquette victory.
arm ed in GetnnvUte yraterday
! Thursday afternoon
*1
3-<Xl year*, are sparking many e o fltfi
Frankie Elnkwlcb, Is of course,
afternoon lo complete e round
■
oolball team s this ^season.
u'clocL.
ay DILLON GRAHAM
the I ig gun at Geirni* but thy
to Philadelphia that w*»
Pearl
Harbsr
waa
the
tlgnal
for
HU> U n M
Kealaif*
M:. and Mr*. Fred Slones, Mr*.
___ J with travel difficulties. Sat
dcirna ot la«t year's stars to don Lull-logs say Char Itv Trlppi U
________________________Robert Stones and two children of
urday th* Gators are to meet Mi*kardlv a mite
Irs*
itangerous.
Daytona
Reach were guest* of military uni.'orma, and soph* are Ilig'dy regarile.1 In tke far w**l
alppf 8t*U) on Florida H eld in
filling th* spots they vacated.
YORK.
-Princeton
and
Mini/
Mary
Stone*
on
Sunday.
the annual home-coming clash.
I, Southern California's passing!
pUiyin-j hi New tori «
Mr*. IL N. Strvvlll1 rxpec
ripect* to In other campaign* it waa a rar halfback, Mickey MfCanllr, who
Tractive thl* afternoon
wa*
I tint .vu. one garni- >*•» sfend lha w eekend at Daytona ity to find a sop'lo more regulai In seed two
called off to give
grlddrr*
n t
touchdown
tom bs J
on soma o f the batter
maJpr
chance to catch up on Ihrtr real. thought wool I r.jvt, U |.U>e.1 . Iteach as guest of Mr*, ruler Irams bu* now tkey'ro all usuig against Ohio SLati A yo-jngste.-,
off
I
hrrampti*.
.
.
It
Is
tl
s
rro
l'
Glen
nt
lha
Seaside
Inn.
In addition five trunk* bcarim
with a longue-twisting name—
I Mr. and Mr*. B. C. Schults them—anil glad to have 'em.
thalr equipment are "en route" old *»> gam.
Mar-,
Down at Georgia Tech second- Jchnnr ErtiykaLo —has
ih
tuir'.fei
tr
t.--*
'r
id
'-.
’
','|,a
v
r
-a
i
their
guests,
Mr*.
Stoke*
'b u t. that 1* all that la known of
year coUegUna have mada a po qurtt'a foes muttering. Johnny |
l.\-- ■ fiom th,
j*. i lo
Mr*. Hartley of Orlamlo.
ran
tke
kickoff
back
H
0
yard*,
thalr location.
'ip
Ml*a Eva Mathlrtrr. has return- tent machine and C-oaeb BUI sra in it inwa State, scored sgainst
Tb* usual gala homrcomtng will I . I <:.r Firi I h i 11*.
tha Engineers Is
■* l.ting- 1... t c | |o Elmira, N. Y. after having Alexandrt oi ___
not take plact at Florida tht> 1, I ii. » t.-n
III casieging the pralsee of _____
Eddie Pro- W '.ronsle aiw' Kense
year beanise of
transportation ikoughli ot tin early day. of , | M.n| , wrek'a vacallon her* with kop. Eddie rSone ln th* trtamph r*bl» running mate tr
Waynulffkultlea. However, those alum
—* ' * 1
.t. in*to
*
ilcfi
Mrs llelsry Klmlcrlln of Co- ov« rNotre Dame am] look
nl who do manage Ihe trip to IkJ1e* I t|b uni llarvttnl »ibi*r
Varulerhilt l » u 'li nbiul n little
nimg a few
ir » pleta
r charge in the 15-0 rout of
I milila, Sa C. Is spendng
Gatorland will Ih well cart'd fur 1,1.1* iU i*i ul yrti
scoring once and [Itch* .rail-ast. named Waller Mmmnns
Ft «•£ jjU*X
weeks with her hrnlher-ln-to
nlhrr-ln-lafi Auburn,
Auhui
On* thing I* certain and that i. #1.1 A fun It «» ICIItl*
one
touchdown
strike,
wh,
rcore* th- Importan toocli
f
i
t
s
.
■
ift» llrm "P
ned sister. Mi. end
that the klorlda M m lxip p i State Mil* «»l'
brought famed Billy down again*! K tnl.tcky, Miehiiran
■n l U|tl- i MrLain Jr.
Mr
J
J iV-id
d lara
1
gam* on Saturday afternoon will I’l I’trrtiin, Nrv, II11VI It
liflcnhrand lo fat* Ohio State points lo 1)111
Ckapplu*.
who,
r ixxnd Eva ?lrfl{r
J Mr,. Meyme Mathiejx
be Inlareatlna.
. brb.K
Much " !hi? lii»inr y *.1 IS* Mai’ leu* spunl-'ilast weekend In but thi, Buckere* countered with -dlehetl Ihe winnlrg tnurhdnwn
Last year the Maroon* cum.
ryeinat
Great
U
k
e
i
and
enoll
rr
i *i »**l ir? WItJ Wfl. 1 -----invlll* visiting J"* Malhlr.x.. * eop), . e w l l o n , Gen* F ek .U ,
out on the better end of a G to O l rliif
Mr*, llulh Johnson Is employ. 1 " h° oulacored Hlllenbrand, r ln i- in I *e Cat lie- w llk Hit Iowe ft.-*- J
i*n
r
iklit berr in Ni w York T h e ]
tcore largely Lecauty of the run
kowk- am1 H arvar., like I aul '
hum* |iln> tnl hurt IT llrn«" Ik
ning of a hefty back, lllondie Iwrp
Perkins, an end who eaught tho
iHHfl nnil IHU« It Wtt* hetc
Black. He returner) a punt rarlv th.it Put
Ivln-r- touchdown p a -s a r e ; -si
life Hr fi Iflngrr turn (J in
in the fourth quarter for. I f yard*
............
.........................................
William
and Mary.
|rri iiriki
■)« 1 it icrratr*
and the only score of the game mint
1 ( hks lot 41 vard* and r acotv
Corrwll h ai r.rvrrul Including
tliint cn Up* MJ'ltl • oai...x
Slack la back again In plague thr fl [HI*1 tl)l niir
" f - 1*1 .1Aldermar lef. GoVan, wl y turned In a b etter'W illy Krels. ratetl the finest lu n -‘
n i r r t i l* "till rnul I in' n »n
Gator*.
Hu'ndnv lo go to Fort I'irree lo »j*h *»’« "! record at Gary than I rung ) irk Carl Snavelv kvs had
• ll-tim AIIAmerler guar*.
Una. Coach Orv Oermody w lo
Arm" tl„n«
S t « u , , pa*r a,' Mrn,l a month w ifi her sister, d d Tom Harman * few yw m * » . , h.il,,lnj.ire.| In an early game;
scouted the Mississippi Slate-Ala now and loaelilng nt the lo ll, v \ r* Jmligan I g'nnartl
U llltd *wlc« B filn it B jtltr*. f*roi*ir
ArmhrtiMi*r
Win
bam* game stated that the Ma id Hie I'aeiflr, nixdiT here win f» * eomblnerl meet - .. A
t T*vd soph M W d ! Wrlaht. ltd] Hillman and CIvd
a
In'K
roon* displayed a varied paulng flit*-■.ore „f H* r .p nation at >
lo r o f the Parent-T eacher A lso- lk c E lk rn b etg .tossed a touchdown Fu.un h av- strvnrthpne.1 Ike T -n and running, alack that mn«t
. play again st
th . I '«<-»* riatlon and th* Home Drm onatra- P»' I for Rlca
a g a in st
T u U n e . . . w e o l.c n s e Jor
F o ils
ha.
fan* like to watch. In Hill Mur I.
Ao*l I’..*, one ..f the g i .s t
i Inn , 1 tke Sehool IM . I’d
ha1* t w
onct six ' .ireM out in \
I' l . « i m " .
rky, understudy lo Slack, tln-v ( ■ I 4sf nil N b » ■* it iil n y rr * tm r*‘ I Tun lay afternoon at 3:00 o'clock ra s-ed for another six
point* i i r i t i r e i » v
for
oie
lf l; » .d
Bar# an exceptionally good pa** u - SfanNitt/iv irritUroTif
All members aro urged to bo a g a in st Louisiana S la t* . Tr v T l- 1t ■urh.'own run ag»m *t W illiam
I
er. Their two flr*l siring end.
|jrv*cngerx also brag about A)
Dark, r *nd Mary Hot, l.lv ln g rlo n , so rod.
jS4W Yo
wni
gre fine pass receiver*.
,
.....................
„ _ , , __- .. i ..
| clever runner an.' hullsey.- net**- m i y l.i ■ N o t— D im e to ichdo-.n ,
kiwfi in ih
dllVA
k\f . , Today tho Gator* got down l o 1drawn luggy
w hole . l u d .n l . y
)!', a % \ m m on It v v b l l ' w h o
m “ l* ** 8 ‘
* f V*r«J ' . a>* n g u lu -t S t a n l o r l The It M i
serious praetlve for th* gamr.<-I ■
frnir
LHncelor*
•‘••n
,,,
„ J - - w i p h o m o r e . H e rb C olem an. |
Only th* usual run of bruise* wi-ul'* bUkp-’j d*»wr
an*4
I n k ' nlH* frivm ie
«m f w r i lunfhfNifi i
W licofTlin, w hich p ro d u ced
Wtrt picked up In tha Vltlanuv* | charge ol Ih** tnwn iui tin
bin t u f i l of Mr.* DftnttU mtui h’velyn
* llk ( nthnr irfo n d -y rn r |>rtfnrintr«
' dash. On the whole the sriuad I* jafiit l!i»t e purr n It)' mtn
ofT lianlH *
another ace ip Elroy Hlrsch. f who have found their n*nt» s I n 1
fa good physical condition.
I Thnnk«uivln^ lin y, wound up I! *
I h ' the hrndlifiea
Joe
Sllnvirh *
185-pounder who scored
both
. . . . . . . . incJudr
... . .
__ ________
Mi
difidr***
All
i*BB4i" arw!
nrui n»*»ninv
il*ii
» ■» in
i d ■Mrr.
, W
.. r u •o n„ Cadger touchdown* In Ik* triumph I and Dirk Kellly, Minor, it* backs;.
Coach Tom Ueb rsfiiled to sin- iirnaop
An,, ri. a r-.ltlo n s . The old \> .Id - and Ho ard Wesson spent Sunday
1*
out
any
of
tha
Gator
grlddrr*
5
or thalr play In Philadelphia, „nf wa- T ie h old th-n and the I" W inter Park a . g u d s of Mr.
a,,'l ^ r *- U- D . Weston.
rather he atatnl that all piay.-ra \ under qr adilate* , v.-rian it
Mr* A. If I toa nr and Mhn
• good game ami went
wm
1 udg.>
ll.-'fi-lflogrr,
*n" n
T H E R E S A H U M IM IR E Y T Y L E Il
w rrr
lunrhcnn"
Hlnn»*a
*. fighting.
Ir lo u l the 1rO<g ir* nt- * k.rh t a b Ilnry
In a g a in c o n n e c te d w lih
* •'•l* nf Mm I’hlllii Ilnur, on
„
Florida ha* nlaye.1 M l . . . . . l | f ‘ r " n 10 "■ *r “
fir-*! WYdttraday
ifcO
I
mil
thr
l*Mn
ton
A
N
N 'S M lrartol B e a u ty Salon
*But*
* ( s » b * yearly
JC a iljr
P 4 1IV V
lO M I
R IM
rt«i
,
,
.
,
,
since
IP3D
and
Sul
—Tu lane's roach, Claud* Simon*,
Jr.. * * t asked yesterday ot the
Monde f
quarterback*' meeting
what h* meant prior to th* Geor
gia ceU ttrephr, bp: "My boy,
■r* going to Uk* a pop a t 0 **rgta’s All-America Sinkwkh."
"W ebster," oolppcd th* quarter
back*, "define* a 'pop' a* a abort
bunt*."
Simon* i n m r t d
without heel-
J
Nfr ii fid M n
Wight of the
1» out lo gain llirll . ' we.lqr and II .a I h. rn
>rr i
In the present serli-s ; M ,rre..f ,1 t \ w . - c e tn.li „ d I" \\ I/ 1 ' Brim Fhim In Sanford were
x|»itiirp
nt
M
r
and
Mr* W , L.
h
two win. end a tie
l""*»'d «'>d rnlch ih,
,o
and 31 re .H jetr Sunday.
L
competition, k >wevn teif.-r.rr.. m Ihc wedge node, th.________
s i i i i with m j r 4H*#*n r i f s l *
Anions1 lho«<* w hi formed a
| did
•p' f y fF iIo tiiit |iiroir luni H on
HA88ETT WEDS DANCER
a
im tm iclin n'
l ake
Harney Nmulav
irwlurlikl:
h»dr «torh I
Mil I'nulinp (lei; j* Mr, and Mf»*
JER8 E YCITY, N J,. n et J",
l my imin
L
t
‘
Hchulli
Anil
Mr*
Hlokea
t^V -John A. (Buddy) Hi m t U,
l n y » KMilJkill
Mr« If A ril v of Orlando, anil
* f j n t b«A#mAn for the Now Ytik *«.ri 1„ RaiiiM m -ty k , «.!•>•« and
Mr nmj Mri
N Hlrrwill.
l [ Ytnkfee, wmi marrleJ hero yv*
in « coarh drawn by a four hnt*e
.
( . ...
Urd«y to MUa V'rronka Marklln, outfit, two wheeler, and
l« e Am.msc Ihe,*, who - ‘trrvlwcj tb*
dancer at a New York reaUub . r t to tl - hotel funeral of Mr N f
Jacobs at
< huluota on
on Pund»y
Sunday were: Mr
n u t (lha Hollywood).
Day we drove <>>“•«»»•
n l Mr*.
Mrs Ik 11I t H a u e r . Mr*. W
lhr«i’« i O n lm l P»rk and *r«»t tut JeAnd
J.
Varl
rruuih,
Mr. and Mr*. E
infirij; with iomr nlh*»r v h lf lc il
Kliber, Mr and Mr*. W. (J
6ml nearly hn I « rup*Mttjr“
1 II
Kliber. Ml and Mr*. J T. MrI
f
unity will
first Win
They hold
In earlier
S I’K C IA J,
V IC TO R Y C U R L
llarlp ilag f j » J
ANNA MAE DROWN—Ownrr
LEONA VAl’CHAN—O perator
1
ONE BILLION and
Three Hundred
MILLION In WAR
BONDS—
Y u , l**t
year'* liquor lair*
WMdd bar* bou|kl that many
ARGADE
Package Store
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
O. D . FarrelL Prop.
________ Mathar Bldg.________
Th** N**w
Y*«i k rik iilrilh
AlNfN78 MlRASOL BEAUTY SALON
I I I N. Park A t *.
YOU CAN'T SHUT
OUT THAT HUMI
I
t '*
TRg RDM e f American
man and machines a t work —
24 hours a day.
Fra# mm and woman — work,
ing hard and fast barmua* they
w ant tn slay free.
Superb m achine* — turned by
Ik# leenkTa g ra a la tl tu p p ly »t
e le c t r ic p o w er — p e n r in g out
weapons of war In thundering
q uantities.
Your peoplatotl with tayonrti
at thalr backs — your machine*
are worn with years of wa r - your power production la fa r less
than ours.
Sure, you got tb* Jump on us,
Adolf. But you can't win a raechanttad w ar agalrut th* most
highly m teh an ltad nation on
earth. Your system of state slav
ery can't compete with a way of
BTTA KETT
By PAUL ROBINSON
7HEG5 A e e THtOTV O f
IN O U f2 C L A SS A N D
r n 'l n t '
1 W — ca O N E f E lD a r .
■ r /j
II. Of F..Homecoming
Cancelled This Year
• h.. n-ual event* |irrrrdinv anil
i lollowtne the -a m i will tie omiti lid Tho State legie'vtnlJ. hoW. ever, will b# entertained In the
amunt t ub(\ tr and at t i t same.
J a e n m x kalians lU M yrmeal Is behind that electric hum,
Adolf—th at Insistent hum that
wDI rise and roll and beat upon
rour brain — until you hardly
near our bombers overhead I
It's th* hunt of fate, Adolf t
life that respects the right* of
Individuals.
What have your folks got to
fight for? Goebbels, Goerlng A
Gang get all th* gravy. Over
here, men know they’ll b* re
warded for Initiative.
Thai's a powerful Incentive.
It has helped all our great Indus
tries to grow. It has helped tha
rlectrlc Industry, for txatnple, to
give folks about (trice as mack
electricity for (Aekr money as
they got 10 to I t years ego.
That's oar system of practical
Uiiineoi management under pub
lic regulation.
Phon* TIT
Int ” to thi Iit
nuittiry whrn I I am and Mr. and Mr*. T. W.
■tnrwii wrtr built f»ii U * <ampui. j 1 rt v a i l
After a lap*** **f rirmly to) yrnr* .
thr wartimp \ »rm-tutrtatmn t rob* !
Irm Sip I riiuflit llii* battle
,
tn tht* bltf' town Th muff ho it the
fnptitiF manv
have been ^
i hlftc<l from Mnnll town mmpusr«i' t'AINKHVII.I.E, net. SO, 0» r tn laiffr rilit'A bul tl l» 1* th** , lliitnn ..mine at th* University ‘
mfifft Imfw«r taut of iht* traditional' a! kliuid* will be ou t—no moral
t II*lie* In If a ir Ihr »**ni* itroil ml j*, j[ tl an mrrr rrroonltinn of lha tra*,
It's (i ret tv rerlnln Ihnt the 8HH,i dillona' dai In Ik b fir*'. wai nign will tw* mil when the Timers |i I.in oh*rrvanr
•end the 1I»»M
4unit* tn grip* it lb John J Tlgert. preildrn.
November i I
I *i«id Monday that w'tila Saturday
I marV'"' n llQmrromln'• Day
with
Ml*, Isilpnl
Hlale-Florida
football r#mr In tho afternoon.
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CAK DRIVE YOU
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lira. I Coach Wally tlutt* fa r* hla
(a* ryta llulhloy* who ahatlackcd
Ti lane dO-O her* Saturday p u tty
much of an May day Monday, hut
• m t hla icrubs through ■ long
BUY A GOOD USED
CAR FROM THE ADS
In T h U N e w a p A p e r ,
arrfmmar*.
The arrlramay* waa tneourayIny to tha Dulldog boM because
hr raw trvrral rrtrnres who look■
rd like they might com* through
ami help out tn the v a n ity before
Classified Advertisements
THE LONE RANCHER
HELP WANTED
A of planta eomlng In WANTED — Women to earn
q u ic K c a s h , h h i Guild k m weeka tor your Victory
DOSSED Chilatmaa Cards (0
l and In wholcaelj quanfor 11.00 with customer's nam*
Chariaeton Wakaflald and
Imprinted PltEE. No aaperljjraa Cabbage. Chine**
enca nrccraary, 8 other beau
re, Oa, CollanU, Tomatiful auorlm ents, You make
a t t l lf . Omlona, Broccoli,
iMta, J. W,
up to 100%. P I l o n T w orklni
Phone 15.
full or p a rt Urn*. For fr*e
•ample* w rite to The Card
Guild 110 DW -West 3tn d fit
Now York City.
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352,084 Pounds
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Fashion Show NNill
Mr IVaturt'd And
Program On <iiimtw'
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found and . jaiftcntoua Mrartna |
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t e - ,Wnd
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Year, Say s
if
^TDlriat Ian r* I ir Del- -
12 Chuluota S c h o o l
Students D o n a t e ,
Nearly 1 Ton Eachj
* J * 1**
^ th ' °h V t*hlP * !g O V ^ 'e n t, "l' rontr«l'l,thr" p,!»'. '
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end eaxlllarlee, although the n a v y ,, . biollJtr , llh..ugh called v I 1, lh' " " . Vi . ""
comratininua laid there had been * .
h » l - ■aid
*i
. al
p ^**^« nt tinn— farther Undlnga <n Guadal-, n ,*r>' Ark-,' m»n
to n . of m r i.l «**it
lurvoM »«.
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‘‘Brealire thr
the atluatmn
ii turn! Pin h*i
ha* a WI’A Irock.
In
Of
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hw It i< f l.in.l
31. t A l* |— Ml of >* - - *
N a v a I Air Stni i<m, h a t r r c r n l l y
|i l niitmt i*.I t»* tun Ik ul Him*
Reports reaching Ankara. broil
tifusnt ijjj I m
l ie
U n iln l
Turkey, today nairi German Slut* * .Nat r 1 lit-M i <■ H u m o
firing aquada have executed! t h e r is Mrs. M St . i r o n of t h u
it.
\
18 mor0 alleged revolutionIt ! admit in i? f r anti. Srmirmlo
arlea In Yugonl&vin and th at lllifh i bm.i
Lieut.
int« ii «t#sl in utL^
threats of revolt in Belgrade, Htoiruiff
uii-l H,t.
atar on tne
capital of the conquered Bal letic?
M *»if th a n .tj* .iifil }Miun<U «»f
S late
high
F-thtMii
alLroU- I
kan nation, have forced the I e rr .it*..*
l u l l trurti. t i e was J r e r n p m etal have Iw r u r n l lw t r r !
thr prn*rnt Junior Army
Germans to atrongthen Ihr al#« » m e i n l f i uf the U n iv e r j iltaririir
palvuire tani)iMiirn in I 'i I■ roil nil
ol S"M . I a r o t i m
Grift
clty’a garrison by at least tw-> sity
F
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I aw tun m r a l r i l to
. rum
tl«y l .ri the I i * i i of I.IMKI pupil*
rogiment*
lilt* rt-pre»cnl • ut>*i it Ml tH»ul tl
In
the
E g y p tia n
ciimnatgn
j'W'i pupil in *ei ap t nlh*vti*«i
fterte air battle* taged »*.. ,h*'I a r •
•,
w* ~ ,
*4ii | it l u w t n n -!*•« la i e -1 {f anl I
dcaart, POMlbly herabl.n* an e arly |J 111V C r ^ l ty H P lU l
««« very well •ati*fie<| u l t h the
rwuraptlon of long-*lallrd lon.l
J
wa> the ilrtve is pni|rre«*intf, mihI
f 1thtiny thrre.
, In p u r t l m l a r caHe.i a t t e n t i o n It*
In a atrenuou* e f f o r t to dl*«r
-- I th e | I,Of$0 jrinifiil <olU ettu n uf lh»*
ga nlaa Ja p an '* bi g Solomon* 1*1*011
fVT i v
K o
F r n 7 P n j(h u lu t> u
<,1
\> pupil*.
of fenaiva be fore It t a n e e l really
A U JT
l> U 1 l U i C I I v h |rh on U ,* r r . i n t . I * . . . r iv e .
ata r te d , A m erican flier* a r t *ho »j tl f i r 1,1th p o u n d ' rollerte** h>
•r in g en fm y , ‘™0 P* aml • “ P}'1*
NEW YORK
IM
21 .41 i each p u p il T h e -chtwil it ifireeleti
dom pa with bo mb* in a n u n - t o p , r W f l
w
u t r r m , n of
liV Vt m
K mI h r 11n r T « * |*m* . p r l n
■trie* of r»ld*. It
.. w as rrv rala»l umbia rn iv rr.it> »*l.l l**t night ci|i«" an*1 «> at j.e
U * t n ight.
lh*t nr««|.»|M-r.
t h r U. S n r r r
N eu t in line a* n ra i a* p ir t e ii.
T h r o u g h , u t Oct. IH . m i 10. * ,
, ul.,rc.r.l
* “ f r r e t i n g fitfu rr* ta n i'etei m in i
I*
It*
nmey com m unkiu.
wild. a r m y . I
h> th. , . . , r r n m r n l . m l \ \ tlwun Ht hmil «f I ' b<i| i with It I
n .» y .n d m .r in r ro rp . « ir c r .lt {h<, lhr j
|
Tiue, |ir»roitnl r r (h»f f t ttf n t u t * l
h .m m .r* d . 1 thr em-my „f
I fr n |
Th„ A tl
»f
[1*nllii
mlcanal, ifid
a p a n i »« rtale*l I 'ri'M w** *im ply a f u r t h e r , I upilIhruit which K.* been r .p r c tr .. m, „ r to
,lr
.
I II I
for d.T» ha* r . l to g et .t .r t n l
< nr„
„t >.nr f..i.l I
H owever, there . . . r*. m r .n .
Th|> hM(| ,lf ,
re I**»f t *
of telling ori th e U>i« "if t h r nte Sfhnnl uf
I'liiTia h i m
mu} III Jl'l r| 1 I
com m unique w h . t h e r t h r
r . n l - fl,r m , r
r.
ml , I t h r ' ^ ' ' l ’‘i
hi•«,| i p.«| f
_____
had . l l e_r e d J . p e n r * . ptana. • r , ((r)h Af(,
| t„ , l t u , r b a n ,
......... .. id he
---- I )\ ir*|i.
t iHMI pound•
Whether lh . enemy w a. following
n ” «'”;!I^,
l‘"V , h ‘ihiit1 ,nf.• p re-a m n g ed a ch « iu lc of g ettin g ..uni, , r thr r , „ . k
„ .r
m .,i »„h
. «•t •' It III"IIq
!*•'! i*t, ii n.iw
Mt and fully p r r p .rc l W forr
, hr A,
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,
f
,
1 '•^ !-•" i ; ; - ' '
•I « let a <t IIta
launching a lam l o ffc n .iv r d c .ig n
b rln ( „t „ f,.,1T1, | | > rh.ngr.1 hy f ' ,nl "1‘ 11,1
»
*
*
*
<
►
»
j III| > l*
larri
lot*'
ed to wre«t the vita l G uadalcanal Uw >n) dirrrlivi***' which alftk*11 'Ufnl im pupil
airfield from t h . A m erican m a r - ,m w , t ,
■ml l Hi- j
I Fulfil fiifun-w «ifi Ifu- ilm r
ine* end »rm y m en.
;
n , ,t h |.
of
.
t -'m
.h e * u th .,u >
(By AM«ui.d Pf.nl
on r
D w indling I L c f c S l
Red Command
U. S. Bombers Shower! ~Z
Enemy Troops And Stoinoff Promoted
Supply I)umns *n To Navy Lieutenant
n lt*il rt It
Solomons B a t t l e . nowKnsicaLi'
l»t fil'd at
ttCtlla
Be
N
a
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i
o
ifcM
iv
e
“Victory
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:
On M alin g rad ^
KuIiIht Czar On Tour
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4.
x
irysft.
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% S*^ S J * ’er~"S",.,rk.i; Ballard, Bistlim-
fo r tit t M i
on OcL 19 On lU k eM Bay. * * “ * * 1 1 ^ 0 ^ 7 "
\'H r lUfOur ►
lab el Bland. I6<> mile* north-;
,
. . .
•It l«* «-,•
w rit o f G uadalcanal
F lr r . w e r e 1
Wr * h .. remain *, home -hare
, ,
M l. J > •
•tartrd by b o m b , from thr big • J u - r - l'y aluprmlnua
it.m, -‘tl ill I
.
*
bilitjr for what wp arc permit Unit
i M-i -*«i-l O n ' >*1
” _
.
. .
'to happrri while thrsr men arr
------ ----ftlijitl mI.*•»*»*
*
Far to ihe north. In the A l r u - ^
_ (l
nr ,m , )lr
W. II, Hal lard and J \ Hi - - , e|| l-M gdil I“ l lw »«*M■>l
tiana. t h . com m unique • d d « l. b„ , [ 0 l|„ e , Imp. w in n m in the fir«t p i n u
| <m h wmihuii pt*1 >*,f 11
arm y
Liberator
plane*
struck
again at . h o c i n . U l l .i i o n . ami
Ackcrvnan |«nMed I" thr .cr flectio n yratrrday for th,
.. *11.<i f * » a lurmo-i*• beeehed *hlp In th# h .r U .r a tj
"*»*P «P 'r* throughout .School D istrict post on thr « >un Im am
Kilka, tterting fir e , in the Jap- ,h* Unl^
S U <7 *" P™m..tlng tyr Schcol Hoard, will lw rnirr«-*i« I *w«l »»jcifh»ni> h.o“ "7
*aivagv drive a, *aie t f » a r Iwnd*. in the accond prim ary «rlu-.li li-.ll **oitit* »*f t ***** t a,i f *J••
enete camp erra.
I th, )tftJ rro„
e, u , b, r s ( )
vetil !**• n o-lek d >n
Concerning tho atru ggle ini the r. mpa,Kn , ra) , hr m„ h i|u « ii„ „ ,.f for Turoflay. Oct
M Khstliv* «Lt I
C ounty D istrict T
Solomon*, S ecreta ry o f the Navy c m j ilrfrnae and
Community
Mi- • Hull «»-l
M
K m x told re porta ra lh a t in m > : ( h r „ , Bm|
lb, pr, . „ h. 1 l>4)njfwootl. Kern Dark
(kill t , djtlli t 1 Mill"*'
Judgment, lha Jap an rae have hyl ..pnlb„ . „ , t l r any and loyally nn.h Hprfnira, Knnnrat €'lt>
4«N,f if arm e f ••* 1*•
no mean* a* y et c*rrcl»eil their j | | |Iptj ()1h|ir im tim cn t in •upp..rt and fl olden rod
Vli e Ml ll" 1 T I y H
I'
R esults nf thr pri Hi*,
main force.
uf r \ r t y war project "
|.lv *»|nipm»ill ■•, I *
W II Itallard. 1>V. 1 A
All bran.he* o f A m erican armed
------- ----------■I » t rut t ion
11 11 •
*
M i l ; ( i f o f f r It HrLlr*
force* now hava Joineil In the ________ _________ _________________ I U R Brorkinir, NI
IkHit
■ tr.g g le for control of the arch,
p ela g o which can com n p m l •h ip
ping lane* In A u stralia.
Wara U p a .o f tha U nited S ta le* fleet
w ere t h e U t e i t to m ov* into
th e ftrk t.
,‘
W A flllN G T n N . ( h i -'I
An indicitlon that land baaed
f h« t islriii* T in -1I -on
W A SH IN G T O N . Oct i l
^
inea which have participated *o
sn
fo tin co t totlav A
ha.I
Tha nation’s critical ina n|-> ifr
frequently in many engagement*
problem brought from l‘r. *M. m r«>mplaint' iir»»ii*l lh«* i"
may aee even more action came
l R ooeevelt Tueaday a
*li .. | '•••••'• '•«
ib-m ".
It.■
from SeereUry Knox. He aal.l
A call ha* been received from . th a t it m ay be wlae tn furl>>.igl>, Slammrk. Jlt.k* I *<tui,l
ha v u unable to diecloea Ihe
11
number of auch plane, now oper Ibr llalanck A lreraft Com pany n f ! older men from the A r m , f.« I “cid 1 ' ................
‘
ated by the navy, but that the D cU n d that they can u*c all aa.lgn m en t to war in d .-n v *< »».'*' I • * ' » . b'
train.-*-*
who
have
complete.1
th
e
ir
»
|n
which
they
a
re
trained
,l"
figure wa* M»teadlly Inerening" training In aircraft woodwrnklr.g. j f , tobt b| , pfT, ,
n i»ir|nr»nii*ti..> '
Communique No. 162:
t V Sanford School f... War that on h i. recent Km,
i»- \ ,
A „ A, , M ,,
. "South Pacific: (A ll date* arr at
I'tudurti.in
Worker*.
AI.-»
K country he *aw in a im .
Johnaon.
dlrrctor,
atatml
t.alay
men betw een S6 ami «N ...............f
lllU
... ...
, , , ,
U r p n u m b e r * o f enanv
a.ic pay I* F5 cent* an lo u i ag« who would b . of g . r a t n ,
"1 " ' r
, *,
hip* and auxlllariee are atifl H
K ip crl mechanic* (autom obile in •err Ire In m unition* fa e tm u * II*-1 " '
"
^‘t,r
"'"n
rtad In Uio Solomon* arta, rlu d etll, both men or wom en are
there hate been no farther j wanted al*o with nay atarling at •aid In reapon** to que.ltnn* th at, mlrj;* " v„ '
i* landing. on Guadalcanal R3 rent* an hour. H elp er* will re ImaglpwJ th at if « m e of th.- M - r P.7»V>- >'uarp on lh . ......... .
m en can be taed In d efin ite p U cr.
>
ceive 60 cent* an hour.
In vror
ror work, lh*y would hr fur day. No report* wer, m.>
. 1 A w . » **T .
m arine
louahod W ck into civilian hfr
I aircraft
bombed
enem y
damage t>: injurir*
Ilia- aujrftatlon camo as thr sen
K duclion. the Datura A bore^cr,.' (U> pr^ ring to open Irh ata
Win F'irst Primary,
In District Twn|
CITY BRIEFS
who art
j
I |1 \
Wi nl r r
M ;l
lit
Complaints lssuril
On Patent Remediesl
Older Men May Me
Drafted To Industry
™ r e a (P urple Angel Tfumpet» h a. been grown by a Cardan
club member. Mr*. Juliua Dingfrlder.
It ha* largo gentrout
leave* and purple flower and
•tern and grow* la rich, heavy
•oil and eeral-ahada.
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' mand irpeiitr*«l
Thuraday on the 'teen age draft
i
F ig h tu u r *if hfcal ftigfiifi, «n. > r -a1 *
I.YNCIIING HTOI-l’KIt
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bl, u w u , lk#j by » . B„ or Thom
1
1
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! Wh< reiMM trvf iimi I htvitt nf Slain
— .-ld a.),
1h rt1 • t- (M
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( grad a nt-f»- th *1 Re*I Arm 5
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to write in an
PUI.ASKI, T
Term Oct Jl,
amendment providing that la and (Iiltvg a .t o n
I*a main rffur! ii» th«- rnn«"l »d.i j|.a 4. 1 * l **•*•'♦ •* 1f- 1' ’ 1 ' T
............
f • ' ' -*11' -rh t.* L
tii n at tl*‘ n il rtrfl||i|p»i pftu 11him
IB n u r old aoIdler* be given «t n m f i mob n. — ........................ .
H“ M
Thr n f lr nun him- gun arid im>-i l<*». • 1 » JI* *VMit
l e n t one year of training Ufnr.- „ „ | the cell door* of th. <..le*
H
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.la
1 fH '1vi
being ten t Into combat. Drafting countv Jail before Sheriff '->r- tar firr nf mil* H m ift drtaihitia*
fh'ttt
»*lll
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1* 1 tik •
1
M
o f uw younger men I* eiimeted _
dor
1 of*t ________
dU*uad**' then- limr-J, wiprd ou t yII to I * . , eom pai.le* ■
_ ____
itld t . Hldll*! 4 |»»l|r: -r*-j
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.
ing older aoldlera for war w .rk .'negro arreiled for hotuebieal.ng, | rim rm pljici Mirrvl* and • ile t i lh r> Kt-it nit ^ v p I
*j The aheriff laid it wa* flBlf: . . s ' ?,
rwo m ortal hatlrrle*. ihe
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l*L I
that tha nagro ch ok n l a « h « U : munhrur 'ant
ki"-|4*I iru rrit*t 1*1 f I Ilk - l
woman and h er daughter » ft« r j
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to Have
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rheekrd al t, t the Itu u ian * lo .i
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o
village*
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who as president
W A SH IN G T O N , Oct 21 .d q — earlier.
II litrehanta
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d e t a c h m e n t nf
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•to with The W ar production Board yr** . a i d a ■letarhment
fantry rep u b ed attack* there ant ,
,
— ._ th* aend terday etU b llth ed • apeclal » fflc« rantry
« k S HI NGTDN. (*i t JI . i lIn
PlUabmvgh
to
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to
w
ar
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band khell
an oth er aector a K um anian' ,|a> t.y .Senator le-e .
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thaltta d»th e m etal undar chine gun fire.
that dale
I Senauir G urney (II S » 1 .
ordor that priority order*.
• _______________
ihnr »( the 'teen age draft toll
a tten d U U
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m rnl" will alow up th e |iua*ng.
nf thl* meaaura.
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Advocate Judge !0td T rapshootei
Of Camp Btanding Is Reatfy To Meet
Addresses Club Enemy Paratroops
-trt.
CAMP RLANJDING, Oct. 10.
D* HERD KAMM
^ T i p o d n l i — Lieut. Col. William
r e d Ra n k , n . j , O ct t a.
C. Cod Ibourn, Judge Advocate I (W R'I- If Ihe Alla ever pot the
Camp Blandlng, » tn t toln oll-n lo drop pnratroono in thia
v Onlaaavilla
recently to
tell nrek of the wpoda, they'd I* lure
•
radio
audience
and the
f|nj „nr ready. receptionist In
fltaU Federal inn
of
Women’s 1 t-yrar-nld Albert I., (A l) Ivina,
Clubs that f vary man, woman former Grand American lrap-hoot
and child In the country
- ha« a, champion, who krrp, hie shotgun
■ -fck. »® ,d<*
,Ttn ,,he r ' r • n'j handy th ve «Uy» for Juat ao.h
B D nt unless each does hla part
,
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U ’ l h a war la lost to ua ami you an I
T.
...
,
I lose our freedom, our demo13,1
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m a y , our rellvton. our h o m esfon,l,lrr* ,hl*
jK
OQ, Vary live. "
1 pf'rar- In. •« one mean* of ron.
3&V . Col. Coulbourn. nallv. of Rich-, '•« * » * *
lh<- hur"» f™ >
«■t
„
„ ..
“nd ■ Vr,; rr?
“f
The dutle. of a fuHv^ualifled
S’: Warid War I. prepare! hla a d -1
'
- n r "h.”
ha*.
S i d byTh* Horlda /ed er.tlo n ..
h; could make a hasp of
»
He said -w'len a aoUllar a , 1»'»«*•!' <nr • " /
Tl*ltor*
' ,lh
duties In florida, whether the -ntnr gnn he used to roptcro
the
highe*t
honor
lu
trapahootinz
" L M M n natlrc or from one of the
,,,
47 other states, ho knows that he 22 year* eg; laat Annual.
Morr than that. Ivina rreenlly;
— ^ entering an area Loth vllal to
natlorr'a defenee and notable Joined other tmpahool rnthuaiaata
In thia acctlon to inatruct rounr-j
^
E r its acanle beauty.
^ "Becoming a aoldler who It vrr- • trra In the rudiments of pun
aaiile In lha wav* of modern war handling and filin g at moving.
.. i
and tha pre»ervallon of tiie Four tarv'ts.
£
Freedom a la hla first thourhl; but
"We fell that If an Invasion
lif
because Floridians have launched were pninx to l>e attem ptcl—ami.
£
themselves' whole-heartedly Into 1(hero
•.. <f. it,.
wan quit* io m r talk
£>'■■- a program to make soldiers at ra rlie r In the w a r— folk* nt horn*
y-- Camp Blinding and other training rnuM plav an Im porta nt part in
centen or»r the state conscious
if thay k n rw h»*w to
ef Florida's attributes, nfficirs •hoot at m oving U r R f U , " h«* r t and soldiers have become inerras- plain*. T i f k i n i r o ff tho** para• Hfer
lngly conacioua of the state's Im- r h u tr fellow* would he dark
.
porta nee.
atun.H
iL : “Aa a training site. Florida ofW ith firr a r m t and am m unition
fara climactic conditions closely at n p rrm ltrn now, the roar** hn*
f - , parallel to those on
far-flung
difcfontinurd, hut U i* not
I'1", fronts where American soldiers unronim on for Ivin* In tnkr i '
PV are even noy.- battling for tl * younRsfFf n*k<l» and givt* him 4
ii
endurance of our democracy. The few pointer*
H
feet
rrow’s hrroes have
For thim own p art. MJ ii# t let"
PF’ -inarched and continue lo march them trv to d r p troop* or ?abo-'
“ “ Ita sandy soil.
r
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iv'
■
MORE FUN
W* will be open Frl. day A Balurday nlKhln
from now mi.
; DANCE
Every Wednesday
Nlirlit
KNOWLTON'H ORCHESTRA
I SHORTS
Rtcf*itlon C«n(«r
4 MDm North of SANFORD
m DELAND HIGHWAY
*hnl
• T h e iln it CocklnlU nl
'it-P opular P rices
-
• T ry Our
w leh es
Ham
Sand-
DANCE
• On an E x cellen t Oanrc
, ■ Floor
P A C K A G E GOODS
JACK’S DEW
DROPINN
On B e a u tifu l L ak e Monro.'
COLD WAVE
Ahead, with rnmplefe line
of Mini Gin. Sloe Gin.
Dry Gin, Rum, and Vodka.
ARCADE
Package Store
O. 0 . FARRELL, Prop.
M«lh#r Ride
(FormerIf itig g H r* Lit|, H lorfl
HXNTl 2] acre* wall tiled,
i watered chain land onirdall, Cameron City. ■ 8-c
•ring cover crop. W. 13 portrait, of ynur
a panel-ready for
I I .85. Wleboldt Studio.
j HOUSE, Ban lamia—
y fumlihed, newly decorat- Colored rook for ttnall la ml
Phono SIS or apply 521
Apply Box M. e-o Herald.
WANTED! Hut boys, bell hoi
waitara, chef and bakvr, C
Mayfair Hotel, Mrs. Par
Imaatod
Ield ran
Bebool
drooooa homo. Cat moUt
trimmings, fumlihed. Com]
Ini truetiona. Eineritne# u
’alar Htatort
evaanry. Free details. V
Puhlon D rill, Chatham Ph
Ing, Lang Island city ,
Hot Wats* Ilea ten
HIW INK wb OKHVlCk
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
LAUNDRY
key on tm*U ring
Bn* J o/e Herald.
ANN»a M1RAS0L BEAUTY SALON
117 N. Park Ava.
. _________ P*o— ' W
ORGANO
VITAGEN
Organics
Prrdlgsated, Coareat rated aad pacterUliied by Talented
Bacteria Precise
Revitalize your eell N atan1* way aad get better
recall* from ;
Seed Beds
Field Crepe
Flew n s
Lawaa
C sr*n
Shrubbery
PUala
T n ee, tie.
CORRECT THOSE BAD SPOTO. USB OUR MATERIAL
AND WATCH THE DIFFERINCB.
ORGANO CORPORATION
of FLORIDA
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
J. P. Hall, Banford
“
BMW
JlOO S. Kak) Aveaae
Pboae t i l l
CASTLE IN AMERICA!
C hrigtm ag shopper* a re bayI n f ea rly .
A ik ab ou t our
X m aa tay-aw ay plan.
HASSOCKS
All Sizes — Col
BLEEP. BLEEP
PERPUTT MAN1
--------1
' HAN DIKCO, Calif., 0«L Id.
(fll—The cuaet guard baIUvei.lt
got the perfect recruit 111 10-yaar
■•Id John Bright O'Connor. If*
It 0 feet tall, weigh. 202 pound!,
| and ryra, teeth, and retry other
' phyalral Item wu* r lea ill lad by
examiners at either perfect or
normal.
• -
JUST ARRIVED!
A c o m p lete n e w sh ip m en t
o f d eco ra tiv e m irrors fo r
e v e t y room .
$*.98 Up
nut it k uk a u tK H 'i aaU i
MOTIt’K IH IIKIIgUr tllVKJt,
T h » , pursuant la fin a l
Decree
r , n il-m i Uy Ihe rtrrw ll C oart af
P*m ln»l» l.'-iunly, flarM a , In (bat
certain
cauee
ih -re ln
pendhig
wherein n lt'N K T II. U O IIA V n i l
M'AZKI. II. IIO IIA r. Joined by bee
hneti-nd and neat frleed, **J4
H ID N K T II. n n i i A r . are p ieln lltfe
and r a N N i e w .
ilr K in b y
and
r il A l t l.K g ||. M r K I lt D T bar bushand, el al. are Defendants, Iba
uadxaJant-t aa npeclal W aiter w ill
w ithin the Itaaj hours e t ||I4
Monday, the la d day of Noyombor,
A. n >•**. i t tbo froql deer af
tbo Court
ttuuoo
of
neaolnelo
Count r . florid a. a I Hnfcrrd, r* »rtdo, offer fur aala and eell to tbo
hlfheet end heat bidder for a lfh
the r»lti,w lna described Iota, pltcat.
or n - i n k vt land eltualo I i fom I onto foun ty f lot Ido, ta -w lfl
T t . r , I : I « | I, nioch 0 Of
May fair, atoord'ne
to
p lsl
thoreuf recorded in r i a l Beak I
». pasta I I and t ) and r i a l
!<>*k * pass ai or lha r u b lie ,
*om;»alo C n n n lr, t
flortda.
PICTURES
SMART AND COMFORTABLE
TAPESTRY SUITE
1.50 PER WEEK
LEGAL NOTICES
ADD BBAOTV
TO YOUR
k ROOMS
IJ
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2 P ie c e s
The kind of living room suite that makes guests and family
love to congregate at' year home! Generously, propartlenad
pieces. Sag le u Imwrsprtng construction. Wide, rvatfal
arms.
All pbeaa erpartly upholstered, haautjfal,. loaf
wearing Upeatry la your choice of rtUea. Carved beat In
rich w *~.jt finish. Spukrua damn port and matching club
chair.
A CompleU
I
A H A rlm m t
BROADFELT CARPET
• T l*
JU ST T H E LAM P you've toon look
ing for— to complvrnant yoftr living
room suite—
LANE
CEDAR CHESTS
Tract tl Lot I, Itloek • of
Mayfair •rcnrdlna tn oald plat
I hereof.
..Traci- Ii Int ». b lu b I of
M-pfalr arcnrdlna lo oald plat
thoraof.
f t
.Paid aala Is be mads la oattefy
«bo i i n a i o t oald deeroo.
H ik R r m yrareoff.
Lay-Away a cheat fa;
for' Christmas
CRICKET CHAIR W S i l v
I PLYMOUTH
ANNA MAX BROWN—Owner
LEONA VAUGHAN—Operator
w it r.w
HELP WANTED
. II. D. Pops Co.
S P E C IA L
VICTORY C U R L ._........... ..... $4.95
lla s N I h g T ail
IS YQUR
VUtIA CITY, t'ntlf, Oct. JB.
itV -T trr tntrjie here reached a[ go to aleep. Aa a m u lt, an
pew ton While the pnldlf adittln- employe who opened a local laun
IvlrnSo/ .lept. they .tele four dry Inr business early In ibe
lire. off nm nnlomnLlle which, m-mlng found I’lier In profound
rorielitute.1 the , nitre relate that • lumUr. lie alio fiend th* door
Wjtliarn tlrlmin left to hit al.t Jimmied and lha aafa tampered
i »Hh
Still yawning. Pilar w u
nrnatrd for burglary.
Phone •148,
is again connected with
ANNE Hirmaol Beaoty Salon
|Take It Or Leave It
YOUR HOME
Capl. OI.I llrrlUnd. 5S, of U>0|
Ueach, Cal, la aklpper of an Ameri
can merrhant linker which w u
recently the target of an enemy
I F M O N \||R
IN
It\\\
torpedo off the West Coast- The
torpedoing
left all men milting,
F.SI O M i l f l O , I ’a lif.
O rt
1 1.'
and two aerloualy burned. Thirty*
*) H igh
1- luseil
wtod'Oil* here
nine sureivon were lately landed
hr»* 4In 1p i u tp e ria lfti I j*•t» of
at a Went Coast port, flreiland w u
war work
Th i* r oil's'ry m the halutAt of, the ihlp'i aklpper for eeeen year*.
/'n it )
thi* wild
Ifim tnadr *hruh,
i»*r I
Classified Advertisements
Rangpa
Tbit Up* on William DaMer's head
coTtro o laceration on bit scalp
which b* received wbon bo m
durslugged la Jolltt Prison, 1U-Mar
ine the n c ip t of desperado Roger
Touhjr and hU fear
companion*.
nr romper
lone,
Dahler Ii fortmtn of tbo prison's
mechanical department.
•nL Touhy and
the men who made tbo break wilt
him were all serving
deg Ufa-term*
tlfo-lema
Thli u ■ phonephoto.
(C
rulrtl Prtu,
f Centra/
Frees,
|
Ilf HI
TH ERESA H U M PH R EY TY LER
s™ Srt, *s£L t S ofutr ti; B a E ^ M V S t t
From row*, he went In law
Iionk" in ihe office of hi* hrothr r . rh u rlrw , who wa* pr o*cx'utor
of M n n m u ih C o u n ty
fur 4anioiif laging
n irflfl i* Th e
•tudriita mr«' * *rare M ug the hill*
lo collect
I ,tll» J (MMin lv of need.
stopping
"On that range 'we etnphaalia
safety and rare af cooipment,
which la the fundamental purpose
of the driving echooL
"In addition to field work, the
DENVER, OcL I«, (W W )-In drivers must etsdy two or three
two days tlhe Army is ranking hours a day, between tripe, to
familiarise themselves with state'
good driver, nut ef poor ones.
UeuL W. O. Earl of Backlep and city laws. They have !i
study
maps of Buckley field and
field, Denver, had to turn oat
driven that fa it to keep tha of tba city of Denver so they cap
Buckle* field war wheels moving. take people or cargoes safety and
He designed a circular driving by the shortest routs to their des
range, about a quarter talto In. tinations.”
length, that gives a student the .
thrills of a long cross country)I
CANNED FOOD
ran plus the headaeffk* of d ty '
driving all within tha apace of a lt After Jan of home-canned 'nod
. . . . them to .........
Aboct tbo laxlaat man wo evsir
f *T .
,
. 4. have ctolad leal
make
Tha student takes one o f tba (nrre that they are perfectly sealed.j
Array's big trucka. In soldier slang Vp,
a “ala by aii," over, around,
through and across deep gullies, S a ” u ! p e r f r t ^ ' t ^ J . ^ 1 «n* “ J “ >• - « * * On. u a man
pk wed ground and other hazards then be stored in the coolest, who gives hla iittla sen a quarter
each weak and has him drop it
that would upset any passenger
darkest place in the house. Never in the gae meter, telling him It
ear that attempted the tralL
T h is & k . hk. ,£ t a c u l a r V™
,ku ° 1
f °“ ** *" ii a savings bank. Now w ord
the Jars
have you be good enough to let os re
driving," says Uautenant Earl. extra twist after **“
*
^
“But that Isn’t ita purpose. It cooled, a" this is likely t i break lieve your w Ife of wash day wor
•Imply crowds the drfring experi the air *eal, which might cauaa ries! Call No. 476 well do the
ences that a person would meet spoilage.1 If any Juices do come rest
In a rear Or two of normal work oat the topi of Ihe Jan, recouk
Into tha span of a day cr two of for 15 minutes and can ovtr
iving on the m
range.
again, making sun that tha Jar
driving
"In addition, tthia ipectaculaid
“In
,nd n)bb,r*
ln »*cell»nt
irtlon o f the ccrarae
portion
course Iw^t
isn't Hglton<11,,on!U
moat Important part. The driven
aoend only a small pereentagu of
their time on this section. Their . The best and moat serviceable
47*
meat Important instruction la Ob- leather Is derived from butts cut • ! • W. 3rd S l
talned on tba parking, algtlallng, from steer hides.
U u r* nr any ith^ra of that hunch 1
around h rre ," ho u v t ,
Ivina ha* hr Id a Iro n I n t r m t
In lArget whfKjiing ever *lncc hi*]
boyhoA*! day* In n ra rh v R u m « n , :
%rhcn hr Incut h l« father** row* j
out of the S h r-w tih u ry R iver w it h ’
wHI-niirirel ih a rg r*
tf
• tin g in g 1
T i l . eVKJt
N e t e r n B u ll M oment I
backing, atorting and
Vang#.
!fc &
New Method To
Train D r iv e r s
it, m i.
'v
V-k-
SA NFO R D
THE
m oat durable
• X IS
A x m J n item
R ug
m ade.
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E sta b lish e d In 1908
VOLUME XXXIV.
i - . t t b b - ------------r s
S A N F O U I). I I.O ItlD A .
*Reds Lose Ground,
.Nazis Advance; In
Stalingrad S e i g e
New Russian Forces
S e n t In, Report
■Annihi 1a t i o n Of
1 Creation Legion
(Be AraMUto* Or*M|
Th* German* mad* aratter*
ed daylight raid* ever Britain,
taoalag cewnMtrable damaga
to the *a*l rou t aad London
had three, bombteae alert* aa
unreal meanted la Alla-eecupled Europe,
l
(By A W flu U nr,
In R u ssia , G erm an
to d a y w ere ad van cin g
M O N D A Y . OCTOUKR 1!>. 15)12
Prize Airfield On G uadalcanal Held By II. S.
M em b er
A .v to fin lcd
M MUCK 10
P r e ss
U. S. And Jap Forces
Prepare For Clim ax
In S olom on s a t t l e
Solon Analyzes
Stated Proposed
New Amendments
Funeral Services Boy Scouts H ave
For M is . H arper Court O f H onor
Conducted Today A t Junior Hipji
Stresses ProvisioirFor
Allocating Gasoline
Tax Of Two Cents
R e s id e n t
ffn aln r FI. F. Ilousholdrr •til*
troops i lyied Iht propaMNi amendments
Thia is the much fought-over airfield on Uumlulrsnsl In tl
o v c r | «■» the hta.* » on*i-Jtion to be
, ..
. .
_ « I voted upon on. Nor. .1 at the re- filling iR bomb rralrr* after a Jnp rani
\ big Ut I hat lb* u
th o b o d ie s o f h u n d r e d s ^r.gular weekly luncheon of the cd reinforcement a and I* S Army « n»> *r. u ii « at h.i« jn*l Ik
th e ir dead and captured n llt o u r y club held t.»i*> *t L*lly’»
h. impatMAiat do the J»|»* i ii **,!• i t *lit,,Lili anni. they t
new block, am i the siege of |‘ » f « .w r in g oanicuUriy emphaaU J marine.
ucvv uiuv^n*
****** *“ *’“*7 “ ‘ joon
the importance
imDartinrr "fof the amend- lime in th•% ten
I h * in An uffirisil < N Mui'ur I'Virjia photo
. Aaaou
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n the
S l^ U n ffra d to o k n n o tn e r tu r n
providing for 1 I e pr rmarten t 1 ________
* b_m
l “~ “
k t 1 cflslrltMStllBtK of - trnt! of lh«J
^ a g a iit
a t *■_
th o **-Ruaaiana.
Al* th o u g h th e situ a tio n Is critic* ►tale gasoline tax
n!
S a n f o r d T ro o p
Mlied Bom hers H it
.1 Enemy Vessels
N ear G uadalcanal,
Two In A leutians
til. - ;i!..l .iiieutleai)
« i t > i ii
Is A w a rd e d
n to iln y
I,,
al, tho force of current at
tacks is less than that of
m
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m
w
Declaring I h li to t c on#
l
mrth
,ki |g-wl
Lunch Room Man
Denied L ic e n s e
,*
By Circuit
Court
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• Tb# rigbi of th# Town ol
■Oviedo lunch room operator, Um
tale of wine and brar within cer
tain prescribed arrM of the town,
u waa upheld for tha aecwod time
• h>- 01 m ilt Judge N . B. Smith
Friday when ha quashed an altarnatlre writ «f majujamw ***kIng to ahow cauaa aa to why a
RUt* and County win# and beer
lk(ti*e should not be Iraued to
■ Mr. Kersey. The writ waa dtraetcd to Jno. D. Jink In*. County
In* collector, and county Judge
R. W. ffara.
A prarioua mandamus petition
directed by K(
*“ * “ * '
’town ‘
.it
Al-
Hum.#» i •i
1hie
,i
o f Sanford' s Hotel M ayfair Will Be Open For
Business W ednesday Under New M anagement :;.1: ,i *i'M it i*
rrl
moat Important amendmentsjs cv
*v*r
undertaken In thl* *iale. Senator {
IlmitSntder urged
Kutariana -to:
support it and pointed out th at I
it would avoid making thia 3 cent
(a* an,I ila dlatrit.utlon
the v*rioua enuntiea a
football every l» u year*
'
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. I.Mk
*t »
h it ill It Ihr
*
p^mic^j >jew Managers Of
B,]Mayfair Are Well
J°(he| KriOWIl III Silll ford
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an-
i no r \i
Th .
.............. ...............of * riM Bftpka r>-at* “ kvtiL.br k J d .r u 'j.T nr KtT*r
iudga b y V fe yuopJ* In.Uad o i r ,nn i%
« 3 fhr S”'''""’ *'"'<• ’’ ■* ’
• ie|
th* preaent m*thod of ravrrly Is a iirur-* ni-rfonsl app
th** n*«»fe tluin bus me* a la»*
) .1.»m I Knet"
nominating them In *n alnetlon sad
in tie r squish*- !a»i
and leaving It up to th* (.ovrrnor
•**• iluiit‘4 ■•f hi’it
\|, )**•)»> an Ui
to appoint him and (hr f-’cnaL- has ehnractri net! the l*» •
wa\
• 1 rit I m r b \t '
to confirm him Thl* imrndmrnt.
it seems suspicious th .
h* raid, would make tSr Jwigcu
aolalv r**pon*ibl* to the people. opcmn^f uf tie IIsyfair «• ,
Tho amendment providing for lesson »hmild ho for th** *■Mt■*
th* gamUhmtnl of ralanei or talnlng of the Kxecutivr It* ,i« a "i
wage* In eice** of |25 a wrvk the Florida State Fedf-m- 1 "i
for the payment a t bill* or other Women's Clubs. Mrs. IV. 1 % • • • ,
d«bta, Senator llooaholder »*id. self Is a clubwoman of *h»iiKt»*.n
would probably be approver! by these many years since hr ram.those who pay their bill* and i p to the states from her hmne in I
(juel«T. She wss ulso b*N-rt
f*
poser) by Ihoa* who don’t.
1*• *1■ 1
George Rollins made ■ report tary of the Dnytonn
the
League
of
American
l
«
W
for the Club Servlet Committer
and th* member* of the club men just how’ she ha- 1 in l (
F»i ittetn* Man*
\oted to hold their neit meeting tim# to write her fertile’ {“*
L eorsir* *'
at th* Uayfair hot*). A rl»ing is her own secret
Arid#
from
thr
mil
<
1
"T
luur ui mu|'«
vote of thank* wwa tftteiuled t<>
*
n
th iy *rr>» 0
Charles Morrison who arranged | dualily of the -unm * ' *
today’, luncheon *t U lly ’. Cafe Joyed w .
m... v,v„ i i f 4 m ulv unit* t
Vliltor* al torlay’a luncheon in-j'rally remarkable thing, -t, '■••• .|» ie »i.le i e Ketaiile
eluded II M Voorhla of Orlamlo dun* with flower*. T’ti- *l*dtly [ Ijot week t ..inn.i».t»ii, i ■*( t
Dayton T. Jtort and 8. T. U ln raragnlted when .h.- dr...- a llu r e Nathan May., uig.d
hint of West Palm Bsach, Li#jt. r«Ud lh« Florida Jluilding for tbc f creation of such sn organUri
O. T. 8w tfium , KJtat. Adolf Mot Us Fair In 1U.19 si>«l x«»jio deal with problems
QrotnBlnguUr and LieuC fl. li. swarded First P H lt for «*uUla*®l' |fm m wartime jrgtilationm «•> ‘
Hlanton of lh« local air basc. Ina merit. A thrifty streak prob our manager* hnvr Ikk n IiisI m.
ably motivated ter |nvemn*n o f 1n | to give full co-operation”, 'v
holder
h bn S | fam L Wilson, dlrrctnr of St*B*Illggtn* of thr Perry-Dell
niskm It |XkSftltlt to y*5* ■im|* r ariru rs' Alatki ls, «lulr» m '
| tuous effects from a small •■■um sitricultural review f«»r thi» w>I lief of blossomi as w*-il *»* t<* "We kro» from exf»ciief>cr
utllls® materials that er*- M»mr difficulties u ir i?r*»\%rr« av«
times quite unexpectedmuntering in sreunng nwr**#
Florida club women n .imln r»*»*£ BUjipIle*", WlUtoi BSid, ‘»n.j
fmiti 1&0 to 200 will Ik*if o' if* urr fully swum uf lh4> «lnnh’*
srrivt today. After the h«» qiirl, (Srp fare In tbr pni-rfi* n h Tuesday evening and the • lu'inif, The re*Miirre* of our mui kr t
seal Iona Wetlntiday other i >ki» irunicatlon ur» lielng Ireel y
trationa will bw expcctc«l Tbrrr fered to enable thrm to nioV
wll
Ibe no formal opening but co-ordinated plowing in H elu " .
B li n o n pupil*, m»n or women
a n needed to Disk* up ■ quote of applications ara already rtimim ton hacke*! tin by thr nr*
13 trainee* in radio training In in. LieoL and li f t . W. T ll«n , Ik u "
IS* BanJord School i or ft at Pro- cock from LaCrotte, Wla. are the, "Sale® at *State markete
fhr
Farmers Assisted
I n Coping W ith
W ar Regulations
Six Students May
Enroll In Radio
Training Class
wl.her.
Poets May Enter
Holiday Contest
itp C T A i W
. A con ft* l
Ik# auhjatt of IM patriotic eOil
r-llgioaa aignlflcanc* of Tl*nk»ha* been anaouaeed by
B
I S e H ffV S S
Its. eha Irma n. Thorn* •
Itrue* Hoe**, I l f Tenth Street, St.
PeUraburr. to whom all tubmli-
Peter*burs Poetry league
Poem* thou Id he llm lln) to to
Itoea, and should be an,lgi:M .
Name, addrwe and Utl* oT th*
ii
tfir.w
r
r,t\
r MH|tiltB«jftikftr , fc
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Ma s H H
.Mrs. Roberts Will 1
Explain Program
To Sell War BundsL,.
pph t
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trie Dies
Al I r;tl Hospital
1‘nllow ini* Illness
Mis.
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I m-* 11- 1 it
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Millings
Mi*
Cflllnrd. I>1»t»ic t I
Prugrunip ^lr* (if rif.
*d 4n P*Q*
\ \ ( nr
Ferneries C*t.se
Reopened At
(ountv (ourt
*t)
tmUm
Say ,r»k
h.t* U i r t tl )ti 1 1t |l| *
f m It 44■ llirfl'a 4,1
t h Milighfio 1 the ■ 'OO 4
. nl nt th* imetifitf
'"HV H U M
I lf k i f f
i ■ r riling 11i I" t' r 11*t
Hid ly i .I iim ( i " , ' . - .
M <
»'i f 1- i . , * ti r i , i i t ' . i i , i
Jtulg*
*| (Tl1114‘*• ( It el.ll d Hu. mmiii mug »»'
Ihr 4ft *i 1
"f
the
11* mprill Og'
\S int* i
|vmrk
>etli
of
t h«
cries 1 in1 «gU»f 'l Jrt’fl Jrme S' ii O"1
Ufirdort |t it Mlit I »htr i iiin Si pi
I'4-fl * I •*14| *I. .1 ». . , ft
18 hud Imen >ki biri-it s Mli*t i Mti
1iii liiahiig
V- air
by J >dg r R
Ijiki-, Sunttrr i* "
••ng> '
'
council
the
rtfpeal
of
ihr
Upon
Wauchula. Palmetto, anil 8*nf'>"l for the dcfriuh nl. Judge Ware Sr rnMint .111* IhVltifl tn iifii rul *1
i
have alrv.ily atartril In a >111*11 hftd then dlRquslIfif-d hltn»Hf. «nt j lllfrt lfig untl h*-wr M « w
way and all market* will In- <i|.< th® grotinda t»f having prior tn 1 mCR'ilg*
within thu neat two or thm- the triii] pi(irr»»wl An opinion re- f
_
wraka," U’llaon enlal. Kirtl o
rrlpt*
at
Wauchula
Mim-luv ; ^ ir,.rb ,‘ h ' . i ; ; ,: » ' : . ' a . ; J T
I
W om en R eport
ihoweil racumbtr* bailing in b-tl'
quantity and price, *n,| inuiu.M ' I„ « n r F ' T Z t
' 0 n x v ,,r k A t B a b c o c k
good prices wre* paid for all racily by dm
HnllamJ, Jud ge1
commmlitle*. The traaon pruint**-* W*r® ststed.
T ranu-f* fumv
thr
Sunfunl
writ, but a rain Ii badly nn-<l.<l
T h e content Is 1*a s c «1 m u tho S< bfnd f*•r H nr PriMfin tinii W c i k
Pompano report* rapvciatly f.* charge of Winter Park Ferneries er. «l . urr now emph.yrd at it..
vorabln condition* during th* p*>l Inc. oceratr.1 by lllbbsnl CasMd. , l
Airrrsfl CUet in iv U r .d
wtek. Rainfall ha* Iran aufricimt berry, that Ih# company had
ideaaant working
to build a rvivrv* In tom* *«cti."i> been fo n ib lv turned nut of ami ! l “*n# ■«'» **+
«*f tbur f.r-i
wh*r* water la Impound*)! for ir
l(®d
f»rssessloti
of
certain , r^vebirk*, Alex R Jnbnwon, *li
rigation. Cruo# show ralitfactnrv
•rd1
' land in
(^M M iberry,
|>y *m >lo r *>( the pr*n| icllirn
i««d
progrera. Bran planting lncrr*«-.l
1
m aterially daring th* wc*k. uiih Ucn Jonea and fiordon llarnvlt.
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about 1100 -atre* being ad.lr.)
Ibdly. Mia* Mnrtlrn NorrisM M1»■
Only two mor* ttlca will bn
F'tiialieib Hkltmer,
Mr
Hath
held a t th* Palatka 8 u t * Ltw-
g a . ’t F g a t t u “- a ; a - a
SSL s s » - s t V f ® i3 2
Ualnlnc
(*r.|.
Cluhwomen Wi l l
II a v e Convention
At Mavfair Hotel
Jery
ft
.
IU « «ra
previous aaaaulta.
Mcacow reported lb* destruction
i.
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o f IH tank*. 14 plant* and all
.1
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»
thr
I
»
.
eicrp t g00 of 4,000 member* of
1 Mrirunmu 1
a ( ruation Legion pu»h*d Into
J 11-« 1111
"I Ibftj ,
the Volga struggle.
Tb* GerKill
till>
o
I
Senator
llouaholdei,
who
wa*
man* were repulltd northw eil of
nlmiely
by
II J. I-#trnan
Stalingrad
and
the
German* Introduced
.
,
iiiikninif
r..n - •
claimed an additional area l n i ch,*!rm n. 1
G<■non
.U o * a |M .MrMmn
Stalingrad bad been mopped up mlttee.
t .4 1 7%t»
importance of
ihr
amendment:
and Natl attack* in the western which would fttrcjimlinr th« mr*
Caucasus »a* progr»*»lng.
.
.f.l ll.g K in - • • »
thod of amending l i e Stale Con
a .iked
HiiiiL ii *1
Ii t*r■■'
, M,. Juit..'. M ,
Mrsttwhilr ftum England came atltulion. It now taked «l lea»t »
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t .11 ( on ■ t
H
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t
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1
(h,< report l**t night Inat ninety* year and a half to gal an amend- overtime »'Tit III'*
, adlrM
.I
lb .
u
1
• lit till i i i r I t
four giant
RAF
la n c a ilc r , m int through, he Raid. bu| if the sfiei jt i iliit' d, ii. 111 CI SI "fl i‘
«nd M r II
U
>
|.. ' , JJ \f
1**11, -all III •
that If. 1.
heaved almint 850 tana of bomb* propoaad amaDilfiiriit carries, th® the IIerst
t • | h .1
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tl,*!
I
It
t
at
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<
! ' , t*>,ir,nk * »»|riit , to
in raven minute* into the ejermao- Conftftvtlon could t*r amended In help Wiij- V4Sill "■I by \| » IS m
4.|l|fl'«*r»
»»f
4***ir«--'
«
»
■
\V " L - * Glitiff .illii
lontrvlltd Schnaldtr
armament a mattar of l>o «Uy»
tat Th. MH'l 1K4'
t «',■ •« **)' ft nf lbt' II......‘ 1 "
K . i ft
1'II IpJ't tTlrtli*
(
Hi
thu
nerka at
Creutot.
Ktanee.
tars it >■ « « •411*■t
I fir J' jit| ''Srt I i -G *
H I • 1ip |'-*1 1 ( ijhr
Th® amendment for the crea
.if th*
Saturday ill Uie mo*t aoddrn and tion of a constitutional game and could I** Mii Ml• P.
*
I*i, >,|* *.f U 4 M.I> fair I 'A 111'' l, ■ I lubw t*.||1*'TI 4
►peclacular day-light raid of the fresh water fi»h commission. S en Perry Ini M*JI I|"I|S* * 19 t Ir lundo
I
M
' 1bf N|tij (mi H .
f o* . ! I IS i i > IS II in I l f
1 h. man
• nd Dayti ll*k * ,y ell
war.
I *.
prucrtim
Gm
I .* '■
■ urn! in
l**\t<»ro%
lu n c h ," I
ator
llotisholder
said,
would
re
They rained exslotlvea St th* sult In taking this Issue out of agernent a»f - . f b( ii ut ifill hi»t*d
■•tOft* l* fl* ft*11 w *
I V ) 1 > il«%4 liar•<1
rat« of more than 100 tons a county politics, something which i a i h»ra"ii tili* fl ini r b% Mr Slid
\
imi'roui lm .tjufl*
f k*l*dl j • all t. (if.lrt Mtk Unit
minute onto th*
“Krtipp
of U often unnecfaftarily rmbarras- Mr. F>l 1err V rmtiM e t* is flout
.. I hv <V I K *• hhoff 1 -ilftrlh
; artiv** a - h luiturt " <th 1) r .Sea
France." wheat 287 acre* of *r
ftiu.n
H r k lln lisf-' 1
\ tditiMf)iM h.ik« i*. *-rt | i l m r d
ng to rand
tlllijry locomRUr* and »h*ll^ f^ >
S Mi 1 and ■fila b By l h K, 4|
J .I*
I
\ I It-t" I urn r f
i k t x ’ il th* I* .»
miiJ
G r.m f
Ifhi mult In th® election of 7Haiti
his it wrlcOffl'i* * 44 ■ 1 h . ke
tort** wera
\| • . V m - i Hui ri«
1 t1*•
iff' 1 i'm i n id i.'n i V
heller
official!.
and thty
ft
f*
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fm.
the Gerrusna
‘S
i
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V l.li. - •f \N H i . t i n r - > 1
mentioned the amend- hi md mtii env
I 1 J..........fi •ril
lot U
am f era -----h o u r ju it bef era- »nndown.
llnly one Of the JO-ton. fourmotored LnnciiUr* waa lo it and
they made the 750-mll# trip wltScot fighter eacort. Th* world’*
D moat |towarful
bomber*,
the
Ijif*ta*ter* tarry qp to
I7,0f0
Iwill id* of erjdotlve, each.
lilo t* aald they bombed the
am t t factory at from 4000 to
(KHA* feet. On* tergvant pilot raid
he I raw a *Uck of bomba drop
f i right atrora IS# . works, "and
building* ju it Hooped apart. . .
tn u little while all I could »e*
« u a cloud of amok* with red
tirw* and bomber* bu nting Iniide
iim' ii ,
eAmuHcmcnt Places Go
"ii?.; »5i; thvn Under Price Ceiling
a
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IM*h>
Jim.
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K1* M 1 1 , i i ' i n i1
t ii•'imiio-hip
h '1
1 Mig
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t . I- h h
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II
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U is tr iflio n N
I’V o m
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♦
( •uthrie,
f■
tho
n,* liH'al
'"•ng tt
1 lirviri‘i
l.if le t l
I I . S . I tjiliiiii',
A nu
Jr.
J ItANt"ISr tt it, t
i-
11 .aI tn r I' on t h f Pill if
II t.« frrrtj uf Mnr Hutu*
1
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»n «
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i ■ itniiiif r**wp
I"'*
t b *brr Itnlmri* Ibi -"tg*... •*
nut i k, Uli<b r h fl " b»uii*1
III \ l--|4’|.|fl) 1>) 1,14 III *'4
D*Wilt, r u m m u iii li iH ' (b.
.
f ii
| '
M frriM
’ ’
f o r n m
T. (). T y n er Is W ith
Army, Cam p I’o rre s t
.
tri'l
I*, it. rmI lb Wilt 4%.lbdt* %
. tirfrw ktill travel te»tiiili> i
-i*i>ti
*44 they
b-i » M»id .if
*i
. n f *•r 1 ii
w it h
A Umf m i
tn"
J 1 14nr
Ifufdlc's ar**
mil* IMrs
* %* 111l*miiwr
|i! Ji'I”
ibe ia, KKrkrtn*
Ila Iin it * frum clvlhsti i rgulnt i i
favtrrikng enemy si
m«
m iiuti’ after midnight U*t i ui.t
f •' i
ntifl
....... limit tim
i*i
( jinn)
ir
a
4
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C o b b
.
.
I 1 *1 1 e*i,
Tbtjm-
Tenn,
fi lial i kiimiitsiiun
\ f4**1 \ < l -if*»w
t«
for
Mr Titter fnimerly IKiraf tri
I .ikluiin |»rurit wnd in (T n ttaiir A'i*i
Sts wi fe
np-
i
for lit unit th*, he was a
*' iditlis'i iqx inittr 'It* QuatilebauTn
A w e p l e d
Get War Contracts In Army Air
from
i bllttSTMKIga,
tf■iw111111 hint
ftherr
A .
the
(f i .Mii i*Htitti uf this
l|1*1tt '* Gif 4 4 "f
*4i ii4
llntfi t in le m n f e r f fe r t iv i - at
i
('ii- l*r* i yi4t‘*i t%If-ivr* nf
applti-il t*. Ii.iiui
1*4 Muiki4 military legulnii-t
tine V\ r■teCTi f l r f r * "mm
—— -—-*
! Hugh Tillla and (ivorgo 11*1mrWASHINGTON. O ct 10. W > _______________
U . complete for lgrg* war boml|
Th* OPA announced today th at1
fT,
illlard parlor*, pool
pool half*
hail* am
ami Five F lo n d a Firm s
T .
i#a*- MouBcwivcs A sked 1o nwllng
allejra ara going undei
n«. Buy Less .Canned Food rice control No*. 1 to ko*p sot
era and war worker* from hav
* to pajr too much for raerraATLANTA. 0*.. Oct. 10— tSpe*
Iren . r K
r .
on.
rial]—Hr* florid* firm* have
.....
.........
been awarded Arm* contract* for
D A N IS H KIND IN JU R E D
coiutniciion In World*. It w>*
_
by Chart** L. Shaldon. ehlrf of
.
— ■—
announced today at headquarter*.
W V - the contain*!* branch of U>* War
BERLIN (German Broadcast*), Fourth Sem ite Command,
It tha, Prwdyilew beard., n* aald It tl. IP. (A’)—King Chrittlan of
H e ratio of the contract* .
emaarfc wat litjarod by a fall ranred from U*« than
*■>
pra hi* bona and (be accident. l*twe*n *1,000,000 and 13.000,000
M 10 bta af*. 31, wa* taurine and called for a wide variety of
treat anxltty through Denmark,' work from road building to the
if Tnutroe*** Agency reported » conn ruction of water dlatribotion
t*n •’W J t t t 55f w - .i
I,ul
F o rc o n
‘Mil h w
m ill
he,
ft"!0"1 "",1 *
fum ily
here In
htr
,u,b*nJ
CO M M ISSION ERS W IL L M E E T
The reuular meeting of th# C ity
.,c>:
4 *•
-
�G as f a x
in favor of the proposed constitutional amendment author
i n g for n period of BO years the distribution to the various
counties Of the state of 2 cents of the present gasoline tax
on the basis of area, population and amounts contributed by
them for state road construction, /
Under this system a county's pro rata share of such
taxes would be used by tho State Board of Administration
for the retirement of county road and bridge bonds,'with
any surpluses of such taxes to be used for the construction
of stale roads or the freeing of toll bridges In tho county
or-for i he construction and maintenance of .county roads,
80 percent for the former and 20 percent for the latter.
“Florida motorists and other taxpayers can savo them
selves millions of dollars and eventually get many moro
miles of modem paved highways by being prepared to vote
Intelligently In November on the gasollnq tax amendment",
says the Tampa Times. “It guarantees that the old bond
debts will be paid off st fair rate# so the maximum amount
of* revenue can be used to build new roads.
The Lake County Citlien declares, "Every taxpayer
should go to the polls and vote *yes* for the first of nine
amendments that will appear on the billot, headed ‘Joint
Resolution 32V . . . loot's save on taxes and keep Old Glofy
waving"; whilo the Orlando Sentinel says, "Since it involves
no increase in taxation and relieves the counties of an obli
gation thill was not properly theirs, wo think thc amendment deserves the support of the people".
The Tampa Tribune thinks it is a good way of killing
-MONDAY, OCTOBER IS, IS O
lwo birds with one stone. "Seldom have the people of
BIBLE VKRBB FOR TODAT
Florida been given the chance to reduce public debt and
IP MEN WERE IN HARMONY rxlslng taxes at one and the same time", says the Tribune.
.WITH ODD IIE COULD AC- ‘They will have that opportunity at the November election
COMPLISH IN A DAY -WHAT when they vote on the proposed constitutional amendment
IT TAKER HIM A THOUSAND allocating two cents of tho seven cent gasoline tax to retire
YEARS TO ACCOMPLISH IE county and special district road and bridge bond Indebted
MEN DO NOT CO-OPERATE: ness."
Bet ferget not Oils one thlntf,
.From Kustls comes this opinion from tho Lake Region,
'M oved, th*i one day la with the "The people of Florida have many times been urged to go
Lord as a thousand years, an)
a thou»and years as one day.—3 to thc jKills and vote for Issues that increase their taxes
but now they have been glvep the opportunity to vote
Peter 3:8.
for an amendment to our constitution which will reduce
their taxes” ; and the Clearwater News declares, "Property
Approach
owners of Pinellas county for the first time In Florida his(Prom The Atlantic Monthly) tory, will be able to usa their ballots to reduce their-tax
i&- Autumn's red vixen, bumiihed In
,
..
.. thc
1.
- .... . _ ,
bunions.4 when,
they •,vole
for ratification of
amendfi'
tho dawn,
ment."
Ventures the m ou with cobweb*
And thc Miami News points out, "While the large
pi,.;.
on ber fur,
f; and drt'la the aah-blu* woods on counties stanch to gain from the deal because of the situa
silent paw*
tion of their road building credits, the small counties stand later they had shrunken tA'45** | sun-dried bricks (adobe) D advo- . . If people had t i good com•eeklng the gold-eyed fo* to aocand In IDtQ wera A o\n to | emted for email larm buildings. rrand of their tonsure as they
to gain just ax much I mm tho prospect of reinforcement billion
3-4 billion. It would teem that |Surh watte washed with thin « - hare of their benevolence there
of fiscal structures that are shaky In many Instances., , . It 30
tM* Industry needs a prop Worse meat or painted with roofing tar, would be much le u Idle talk,
With lor* In loneliness.
The Is a wi*o and far seeing piece of fiscal legislation".
than It doe* a railing.
would resist moisture and Ihui)
— ■
I r i lit
It b A n
P
leave*' come down,
hot color In lb* hemlock shadow.
8 moulder
Of Mountainsides about her a* she
rune,
•he hears him harking from his
Secret boulder,
I n
A
i
i
T ire S ab o teu rs
and
hall* on leaf-fall feet. Her
ahv heart faint* I
trembling she wait* in fern and
juniper.
'•
Scarcely touching the wood-gran,
imprisonment. Hut every poxslblo effort should be made
by everyone to discourage such speeding.
• bronta leaf caught Is hit dost,
"There ought to bo a better and wider public response
ha comes to her.
to the campaign for slower driving In the interest both
FRANCES FTtOST.
of lire conservation and of safety.” says the New York
_ acre** Times. Agencies of miny kinds nave now entered into
* 4p d t<° U this campaign. A nation-wide speed limit of thirty-five
_ ___ i m t cf the
Many Government
i year, w ar 'Department engineers miles ah hour has, been established.
agencies have explained repeatedly by public statement
reresl.
j»=^«j
" i" ■■ ■
■ tho vital necessity of preserving the stockpile of tires,
. ’ Toe may think Use* ar* high which Is the largest stockpile of rubber we possess for
. »0W, but the thing that worries war and war production-purposes. ‘
t l U that high as thry are they
"Tho National 8afety Council now makes another
F n ea t only 10 percent of lli* gov- gnsnent4* bill*.
suggestion that might help matters. Every one who use*
If!) f
—
•
the highways theso days Is aware of the driver who per
a ■. Jh* Key West Cltlsen lug sists In slipping past the motorist traveling at or below
ged* that the beat ptac* for slut
f machine* and other ' ojiesrmn1 the thirty-fivc-rmlo limit, not infrequently racing a t sixty
or' more miles i«n hour. Tho council suggests that the
conservative driver take a hand in this situation -without
fUlUately,
iumlays In the First World War.
*_______;_________ ________ ■
Ik' Uioks as though when -th*y
wkn s few .year# hack o t the
aar* abundant Ufa" that they
Current Comment
By AGNBW WBLBH
have meant s hors* and
In every homv^-Oral* Tri-Wall, not ret toning cards
The |>udgrl d im lor etatoo that per and nine of ttisnganeae.
by next mld.ynr
wo will ML During ~th* 40' year* of li
Spending sis billion dollsrJ ' n [tl!sl*t> « Uw Flu:Ida Children
‘ Home has a'jcltered 40.00Q chi
f advantage of the skfer- month In the w*[s ■ -■ * /
1dren: lu (our branch M m i s I
on th#‘ pljrl;**y* Is that
The
U
H
(itwsjry
Is
vainly
try
caoary savins twice a* ating
m
aoll
lire
million
o
l
tho
rc. — Titusville Klar-AdvoAnd there's not nearly ao •brvo billion ounces of altver It
The government, began Mlt to
point tn (ha unsightly -ad- holda. It i* In about a i bad * fix
a* the man who was *U dratted acquire 110 se n d •i F t a d at D*!■( M ini as there u w d 'to itup
ami no place to go.
I-and sa an addltio)s u Its pnaqnl
1,700-oarv airport
I in giving Kendall Wlllkl* a
s n iltk
(k .
M iam i
Donald Nclmn andlihotou
E ffec tiv e O ct. 11
In ’Tf-dtahwajdilng Iteraki
ra would place our
- That picture nn tha with which hia pari
eonatmUvc rlgh
a Tueadoy did not f t *
MOfmOnre In MaNutl'a aate, duplication ai
ahUity^Ocal. Bur.
to t t* get your elbows
you can really wash
to made quite durable
When' Tte government has ardeml
making cement bricka for sucSlfhe closing of all mines producing
use, the addition of a heavy p er.‘ gold only,
ernt of aaw djit cheapen* and1
lightens thc produc;.
Fliglitly sarcastic—Old man
Who tit said tha; h>< would no‘. |
concede that 11* wife wa* the
boss. ------------T
but would -,------admit. ,that —
her- ------- -— . The statement adds
—
orders wrre positive and frequent, that they produced M.743 tons of
b i l l ' s pack ag i
ST O R E & BA R 1
(Packag* Geode)
n t
W". r fa st B e
AMERICANS ARRESTED
LONDON. Oct. ID, W —Rcut
»r», British news agency. quoted
the ntwipaper Handel* Tldnlngen
of Gotebcrg Sunday na reporting
that sit American cltitcna n Nor.
way • were arrested oh Thursday.
There was no confirmation of the
rfpor\ in Stockholm, Reuters sold.
Tho island of Now Guinea con
tains 315,000 tquarc miles.
PRE-SCHOOL*
Open For Third Yes^
416 Grandview Ave., Rom
Court. 9 A'.M. week days.
2Vi to kindergarten agti
Enrollment limited.
%
The officers and director* -of
_£TT-T--tho
f Florida Slate Bank
m
of Sanford invite you to consult them concerning yoar
banking or financial problems.
Come In .today for a consultation—they are read^
to serve you.
, '
- /
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
Chorie* Dtuin
C. H. McNulty, President
Forrest GaUhel
„ o
W. K, Klrehhoff, Jr.
M. 8. Wiggins, Vice >Prea. C. H. McNally
J. E. Rowland, Jr.
J. ,E, Rowland, Jr., Cashier M. S. Wiggins
Florida
Bank of
Sanford
'A Friendly TniUtatlon’
Bomellm* figures presens un
pleasant facts and tome rvonl
one* Indicate that thare li an in
creasing number of people In
Florida who do not care to win It.
In Bcplrmfcer of this F<*r thlx
state paid out 12051X15 to un
employed people: tn 8epU 1341,
It paid out for tne same purpose
R.OM.ItiD. Twenty-live million
dollar* a year eat* a ble hole
In the itata'a revenue, tn the
face of the present demand for
labor, the figures are not en
couraging. Whan tha war 1s qvtr
and all the men in uniform com*
back to their job* then what? . '
Life
(Illustrated
weekly)
printed nine maps showing the
step-by-step advance of the Ger
man army on Stalingrad. It will
Sof our domtvtu wgr
_____ j
Tha Urge nulgn
aUidenta
tha
1
A writer In tha current Issue
of Natural History magwaine says
Germany ha* tO.OQO dor* in War
sc relic, Russia an equal number
and that wa hope,to have 2X00
I y the, end of the year and to
tl.mUc Unit number, U*Xt |t l»
claimed that as eentrlea a trained
do* will ivlh-ve els mens far
ether duty: they also guard tank*,
i month., Medium -'llitri dog*
good blood, but net aeccsaHly
llgrccl, are ileelrwL with no
rati* ef return. If you can
p, address
Denarimtni of
ren*«, 22 East OOlh stm t. New
COLD WAVE
Southerners are In the middle of the
fight on all the fronts of the world.
.Wherever our Armed forces go into
action, ourtoyearo hanging up records
that make m ail mighty proud of them.
many of 6ur men have enlisted in the
Army, Navy «»d Marines, we at the
some time must produce more because
many of our former competitor* have
abandoned this market and are now
And here at home too, Southern men
and women are carrying on With the
same kind o f courage and stamipa —
ikrvotingaJl their efforts to serving tW r
>w nbon*eom m um ti«-andw eim ie<
fill in the gap.
In deferiee work, in the shipyards . . .
l.
We in tha
pa. |
STONE
■wlfla?.
'•'Ihra been trying to think of
■ Word for two weeks,*1
-. "Hew about fortnight!1'—ColHer County News.
;‘j l Itier* doesn't know whether to
Task* soother rffort to tike HUItngrad before the Allies launch
* second front, or try to prevent
• ‘Second (rent before he take*
T ie Florid* I-cgionalr* tar*
that more than 10,000 of It*
members havr rejoined the ealuii.
Tho mags sine reports a alol*
membership of |4.8<H and that
the recent national
convention
voted to open its memberaMp l»
a’ultller* of the present war. It is
destined to become the
most
powerful organisation
In
the
world, Its present membership be
ing 1,114,315.
i S erv ed rig h t ,
That If the kind you *
always find at
In pledging o u tliv e s to make every
c f f o r t , ^ s l v P - ^ l . to m e s r ’
�T.
1 :' '^aanilM M AiillH
» - a -p
kill). SANFORD. FLORIDA
LONBWOOD
MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor
S o cia l C alen dar
HONDA'
The Dependable Class of the
Method lit Church will hold 1U
Kutnce* end social mratlna at (Ha
home of Mrs. Huby Middleton,
Genera Arenue at 11:00 I*. M. with
U n . p, H. Lantlnr. co-bo*t*<*.
P u t Matrons Club of the Semi
nole Chapter of the O. E, S.
will meet a t the home of Mr*.
0 . W. Bailey, 111 W. 18 Street
• I 8 i00 P-M. Mrs. Stewart Dut-
Red Croea Imtitute will be held
a t the Episcopal Parish Moore
from 8:30 to 11:30 A.M. and
1:00 te. 4810 P.M. far distortion
of Disaster Preparedness end Ci
vilian War Aid onder the dlrtdi
tlen of Clarence P. Rowland, (tn aral fkld and Uaiton represenutire In PlorUa, will feature the
pfMTIBa
f l i i 0 . K. 8. will direct the
aewlne • in the morula* at the
Red Cross room.
Tim Episcopal Guild oader the
direction cJ.Mra. Fred Dyson will
h are' charts of sewla* la ths
afternoon a t the Red Cross room.
A tea will he held h i the Wo
man's Club from t.-OO to 8:00 P.
U . honoring Mr*. Ralph Austin
Smith and other B u te
Club
. A banquet will lie riven at the
Mayfair hotel at 8:09 P. M. (or
t V membar* of the Florida F l
otation of Women's Cltibj. Dr.
Hamilton Moll will be
p u it
speaker.
WEDNESDAY
Yarn distrlbotion by Mrs. S.
O . Chase in Ute m o m In*.
The Uf D. C. will direct the
acw M at the ' Red Croea room
In the afternoon.
District seven of the Florida
(deration of Women’s Clubs will
U ann ial meeting with a
52n
1=00 o'clock. For reservations call
MrRs
i 'Wa, prariso, IGC-J or the
N
IC M
__...
Woman's Clultb 79-J.
Meets At Parsonage
The Missionary Council of the
Assemble* of God Church met at
th* Piraonare. HID Laurel Ave.
as roasts or Rer. and Mm. U n.
Richardson Tuesday afternoon, for
Its regular business merlin*.
The meetln* waa railed to order
by Mrs: T. 8. Wrirht. acting
president, Beripture was read by
t l ."Eft
roUd ~Kr-ret»m to the
custom of serein* simple rsfrsst.
menu at the meetlmra.
rlotji ware discussed for a
"Gentleman's - >fl*M." with ■
.cerered dl*h supper <W the **•
eond Tuesday night of December.
f.
Officer* * f the pa a*, year will
■ Hr* their’ annual rrporie at the
■ laeetln* In November and officer*
'" f o r the romlnr rear will take up
.. tH lr various duties
.--I
The meetln* was closed with
pr»r«-_______
PAGE XR
|\VAAC Recruiting Fashion Editor
Officers Are Now Gives Hints To j
*
At Tamp Blanding
Save Stockings
I* |
• \ M i' i i l a n i h m ;. ( h i i,«
Hi D O R O TH Y ROE
S | n 'till
W AAt
ili-cru il imr Ml
W h ir W n rld Fsshlon E d lte r
u. y ■ t IiFrtl'M'th s . Whltr* of VI k
r i * It hut. h o i
lit 1 »'
i|ft in skim fiti-l I'isih J \VaIkrr »*f 1*1tM . D ra t M l ., or Mr*. U S A : Y p_s¥T
Mla Ivi
1 ia»»■ 1 i,i
uVI I 11Dili Ml 1 :|L, t h«• f1r*1 «Uf '* of f *rr f * I*»| 11(i%h| ju al jt* wc 11 itop UlHVt)tM r. arul 'Ir** U h*
4HS..M taitiii [ 1«*
t»> •»») A m i ) t« m p
JlMir ,)r »r-d rp a rte d aillc
•lu ll', It in%«■ fiinvtrf«*«l (In' nylon ^tuckinir*. ^»cciiu*t thal*« t i l
j (hi i in mil,
i m id in g procrAR I d O h * (hire I*, (hrre isn't any mof t .
!
(I ll II r.llflK
Iht II t i l e d sStiitf** ” ' ^ *
loiMt whrn* Ci*iri(i llln.ndlng*> In
Kitty ha*
Th e thing to •!«» now I t dfjf
i i»i lie' noil Hn riJiting HlnUiin • 1he*e imr* , get n firm .tfrlp n*
ntiili utMw'l lit'*» .iUc »■
r’tid
tMe
in
(
tiidle
tw
ice
m
ttian>
S-Anfurt' nd.'Mtl*.
%mi fur If I»rn| (ire|«*irr to tm <mlv
W \ \ t
\tivi1iary r a m fltU tti than
Both t %ill.
•»
Kvi'l \ 1 tillIVitMl Dll’ hi tll'k ott'tl I
|«. Iht: wittrlk.
P e rs o n a l s
U n . R. W. Tjrtwr left Friday
The fieminot* County Chapter
pChin wlm iif1*' lib*,
of the American Red Cross fat Gastonia, N. C. la vl.lt her
wishes to remind - tbo tiUscns son-in-law »till ilaushtcr, Ur. and
o f Sanford and Seminole County U n . II. U. Dial*.
of the Disaster Inatitote to be
.Mr. ami U n . Hubert It. A x t
held at Ihs Episcopal Pariah
11:03 A. M. and from 8:0# to and io n , Bobble, re tm n rd F rid a y
fiHwrsI at (hr |»riigTeM that hat
from
Bloomfield, N . J . .whrre they
4:00 P.M. which will bo con
*; »■ ! to | hr pa
rnniNii f lit t hi i • i ih i
ducted by klr.C. F. Rowland of •pent sevoral month*.
I
r * ft,till* W hile n rid W titkr t I -oi'll in ntie in tm |»r«vinjt fajTOll
t«iw n
wiisrktni? *
Fro m now on* y o #
Tallahassee, liaison officer he-*
i| f h irr'i ^ 1 d “'M a week ago from tf
j (t U p t hti«i I |H*
J1 kit ki kDll'ie k'liillit In be wearing
wdrd hat Urn rrtelred here
tween Ctviltan Defence and the
141«"
blr** ti> ’
.h.'.i1* will I*r W \ V. 4»ffieri *' Candidate " h«»
that
Fred
Canaa
hat
been
lial-j
American Rnl Cross.
« ; 3;CH M iih M ' nf»< ' ,,ri |{r - | ui ; ..it he* Mont.-.. lowii. mull tnycn* whethrr you like It o r nv»*
then unis *■» you prefer to paint jou r
Mr. Rowland 1 ms had ex ed on the honur roll at Murray,
I'liintl I t nnV I "hi 1li • i
< fin al h rutTiu iliatefk pi jiignl into
Slate
College
for
the
two
term*
»'nf
f M.fyi ting an tt rinupil I leg* iifi.f thill «Ck11 •eeitli a tfiflo
perience In international work
r*
of
the
aummrr
session
of
1942.!
tDottuill1
••
"•
J
m
%
V
V(
A
ii‘.duu
iew | rhiltk for winter
You rruiyt of
of this nature and all persona
AUk'fHllllk! t
u. <
•*-*•«*
h Im Ida
1*te kwe. udopt hea%*y ribbed OIhI
j,m m ' t»» I'fliii.sh
•. I.»v I»igh*, [ I,n
Interested are invited to attend
. Jno. I*rr»»ley, daughter of
Kninkir AU>eri, All-Amvm n t|u«rtnLjickt hra.U thr c*»l
N\
W -meit who *i »'k en|l*linei»t tn ) t l i r ,|1 wooU ami Cttton* for,r.aporta
were
rw Hal m \|itv*..
the sessions.
Betty | th« Woni.-n*. Atniy h e ir ala* ml | nlll| (OI, nt,y wear, hut JWl'
ind Mrs. Yarn T. Robinaonif 5B|cmt,|ll*, nfw ftMlball film at the IHT7.
THEATRE, U n io n ..* * Well* (iJeftf
ull lUII
I* tv
The Chapter wishes to express
of
W
'
First
Strvel,
left
for
Srwknm1
b
*
'
'
'
'
'
1
*hat llwi
nin is in v .
| |irr,, rrtynM, for ,|w t . Ro you'd
appreciation
to
Mr. Mrrmsn one, Washington to join I rr nu
ua-ionly. The c o r d s sre Margu. i. Chapman,
loft. Rhirb-y Patterson, WrII* d.D \\ il't tttf . >
1 M..D, M am , . e
a* o«.ks *»»• !l*euer learn how In get th# most
llmr
Jacobson of the II .& A. store for
center, and Kay Itarrls. right
I Live U n DanKer." .ta ilin g Chrsiei
band, Sgt- John Prrsstr).
.......
...Im .m .I.w t'V r
)n u , mon,.y
M i n J i n n ijfi.
I .
m enti received and to- M rs .
«.m niii i a! im,i*• *.h,Ki|w m (he |
'
•
,
Juekaom
ill
v
i
Morn,
sml
Jean
Parker
will
«!-**
la*
»hown.
K. -Deai for buttons
and
rant
•s.iJ
M
'f.o
(
o.p*
I
1
*
1
H ral place, you m tw i r t j
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Stewart
M m Km l*' >| ,t i t ji rid
thread.
,
afrll|l
I
i-vi
Vtt
Dll
1>
(lavn
.
W
\A
t
I
B»rml*r
that
B
n
m
od
important
and son, who have spent tho
tin viMtiru Mi* Mrh
Th* Surgical Dressing* Com. winter In Sanford for several
i. io n ; F i.» *!!«»>. *! lHfieri
aid today to buy the c o rtfc t foot ilia and
in l ake Wale* \|»
mitt**. Mrs. II. it. Pope and year., are going to spend this
hitii.f,* * W A At
A m i l u i i ) 1etf length in rayon h o a k r j — !|fc;
♦arteil
with t t* I til* <•* e \it plant
C an ad a Has Young
Mrs. Krrd T. William*, urgent scaron in llemit. Calif,
j«* " (a i iJtiliuiitiil and that nppl! I hm n't h i much rlaitkclty afl sttk
ly request a good attendance
I . alien
r'd i.tm e n l
roulil
t«nylon, and to look well It mUXt
Union President."*& 1'Imi i
Monday, ' Wednesday and Friday
Mrs. Marshall W. Smith ami.
f„ tl). W hen rayon i t r s t t h JlifRilny with n lnkL‘» v tte .li)..,re "m d. n. I * ..I n v r u llin g . l . t l o n . fl,
at the Grammar school, 9:30 usugmer,
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daughter, Vicki,
have retume
relumed
to .
vicki, nave
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until i l ' i
A. M. to 5 !00 P. M. Th* Sep their home in Washington, U. C.'. A t
, hatiged I h .I dl ! t.,M y tat ion I v nuitI
it 111V 1 H I
I l 0 l { vl \ lit year old bill »)>■• got II
Himhid • * if your font la lUndar,
^ h'
tember quota whlrh wa* late where Maiqr
tor Smith
*iin I th is
1* stationed.
s tatlon m .
**
d»4V i*H
I»on> I u
it.il pruhahly w ill lake • b i l l
reaching Banfurd i* now hero Mra. Smith wn* arennipanitd
job pa*ung ribetw in a \ aorouvrr -crilim i „r ..
V inert
ipanl
l»v
Two Industries Are
th. n you h,,.
irar>|mu«4 fr*m P l J I Oni 1
and U 18,200 dressings. The her parent*. M r. and U n . Jack
whipyard ■ two >ea»- ago after U1|
October quota is 30,000. Jt will W tlkinum * whn w ill return the ter. | )i«tn rt ‘2.
Comliined At P riso n |t...v .n r m nyi«n For u.*
iit*«vitig til the city w ith hi* par
Mr* I illiaf
i i i urn
i reuMin, avoid I d o -long hotV| and
T h e C l n ^ W D ii m n l i F W C ’— V|
take at least M) persons a day U t te r part oflhe week.
mills
111
, nt« fvorn a farm ml l*im orion, ' »*il fton*
•** mire you buy Ntocklng* w ith
to rorapleto the quotas and the
w llitei
1 Raehiirn (* T1 li* in r. IM M rirl •!
It r
bu* I,*- nu- Itu >uungr»l | Wivul, v ill.
S
n. t I
Chapter Chairman,Mr*.. F. K.
i deep iliiojblr welt * r Mfljuitablv
i pM'wufi beti i*
11;j11*j i nitiMprewu|rnl 'n t miailti [ hu nu
1irg''
r
I
('m nim i nknt li>m M r« H a rr
.it
th*
I
Roumlllst wi.hes to apeal to “F in g ertip ” C are I h
Fn*
i
p
to c ik*• you
leeway fo r
t <11‘ Dig Hf" 1 t I
lie i»
\lth w r lit w ill
I’1*1 lei!
Hull IH A tH rt I
X a* v i ■
gh, ru in g kiu ii garter*, If
t |.img lain thut
",'V
I > adIcii! »»f the Kikr11 Fii***er of I . f
rn
r ahelpn mate the dressings. Said !S,ort‘ Im portant K-firt rw'e*
M r *,
A r i hur
1
■Ilf; 1 1
and
.in bidie* *-w t-v +tit
f(,*V* 1 mot i h h it h wn* foi turd .imiit'
\ J
Ih dw n. Hi at riel f»
Supervisors will bo present to
.ill M.ilr Dj»I>1
Mftks wore 1 hat (he atocklltfA
By BETTY CLARKE
fti UUd^ of Clnh te Pi*tf»‘
hi-r* *»« a blanch of th*- Pot I n
hill!
Mt« %i
Instruct
the
volunteer*. The
I ftI Jt11*1 pf i >«lil■< f
It,*ke suif f n i r n l i e i n f o r c f m f U l AT
IO| II '•
m a k l'll
Olid
lio n
M llplttnhlr I
Wide WorU Urauty Edltur
Mr- W C. I'ngr. H..lrtcl fRed Cross wi.hrs to , stress the
•d t mil.* r
Im- heel mid •ole
Many payon
Mrs. S 1' \ in,in ft f i r , t h r e e »h»t»! *11 d"W »i|
* lu tl
W ifh tim e nn the luxury )(* l.
Endowment Fund
Importance of this work as it Is
•im kinir* have cot I cm relnforew*I r tkc* 111 e f f o r t * to nhlwlfi a ll in , Ml*
fi i 1
considered the most important shortcuts are vnlu.ibte these busy. R«vd lli.trict •
i rert»e nt t h e i r w n g e r u le fi ill Ib'U H!,Mt
look to your
I’nMielty for k"U. < lub
of all branches at this particular day*. Ytu m i
........ ami the ground! m " » “ ,mI h” ' 1 V T « W
I t to *U» cent * nn h»'Ui
\ r \ " a **?*'
•'
lime.
fingertip* for lirne-saTrr*. yet Odv-.« Harris. Dulrirt H
h » . heen p la n ts . T . f j ' - ' t pel-p|te. It 1* w l.c to bug
-h u rt, stocky. net*«u* Ud. « 'i n
A
give your.elf » l.rtter manicure; Feder»|l‘"' ‘
M1“
i rtf pet k'f i " f" ! p it a t u r in g i atttli [ lh*«eT it* iH )o ii I* weakened WntH
dtlllip
the e ln 'tim i over f»*r*i o lh ti can
Ft
Ws-pt d I nf the a n ' n \ f
than you did when time m eant-crv,“
(ol,n n J-.
Fidelia Class Meet*
Club Report* Mrs. Ralph tv •It Infra
Iini b.
ItaYsiD a|. king*, like all o l h t lt ,
.1* h ig h er Nltil « uh t la
nothing.
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• I- MIDI I r I Ml ID jD,<J tin gi\.
Is* 111 ) •eiv i*e if they Art
A t Moss Residence Do you rut you? ru tk le ? Stop Junior* M r . E l» I’lcrc.'k
•
"ii
the
giuww
now’ and yim 'll ■ave time, n» well
1 " * 'h d immediately after W l i h
Th e C lu b .' Re*|H,n*tblllly in
off
li
1
1
1
|w
t.p*
f
A
t
Ilig
Ddd'i Iry to wath rayon
ts i .I II
T ie Fidelia ( U n of (Sr P in t a§ have fewer hangnail* and i'tr-e n t E m ergenry M i»* Nn
fi t . 11* piiri i i d 'M! nf \ g
\S ui
\ rterscnw VI t *
A ll fh a t'i ne- W tdrig. D l.tric t 12
RaptUt Chutrh met at the Home smoother cuticle
• 1 night arol wear them tbo
F ro l »k
I ths
Sift!*’ I 4.11 1
U
i
tght
frP
M
fy
!■
to
pu«h
hack
the
cuticle
of Mr*. Carl Mom, Willow Avt*
i, 111mg Hoy enough *0 that
1're.eillatiiin " f new I'in* to I
th*
I •r
"••I t to pt k I noi
»
\ , *| 111*d V SlftgDlg
nua, Tuerday t ight for a coveir-l each time y u ii d ry y -u r hand* I n .I I >t•8*cl4*rA M m O A I.
.St
ill. ti.nle Hear. and l l iiies'l I*.
• 'll -Si tl-» i»f InII. I
|»* pftt In n t 1 *d
1 ••
dUh lufjir;
If your entitle i* ragged, np pl) P m. rhnirm an
ti • f <dt dttk • for the stock*
1•It* 1Idi I
. 1 ills <t»rn nn
.* ,mef
Mt *
1!*'*’•k
I
Mra. tlrrrmm M o n li,
resident, cuticle oil «( night and during
|{r|a'ft* of S tanding Coin.
In-* >*iDs thoroughly dry
, Dt I f*ID
I
1 I,, ,v% IDs I Islt * ,|Iv.r111
londucth] the it ew'Uitg where mu your »e rk l> manicure
fLj||i fllrtli , Ml*
1 ''
A well trw *
A <*•11IFtg
M'w 111 lit
s , i ha i i >DJill
tins bu.fnr*. »a» dl*cuaa»d.
I juhrorateil. ...It u.t.cle wen t need
KEec'Bivr 1 Dmmutie —* ^
T b«e r n e .h , with Mr* Mo,. ru|uri
,
I U pul I Fit•III < - f J‘
pr 0*1 tire*
Smith
I Ralph A u i llh l
|1 ^
M ih i run I J. V|
|1,
were: Mrs. ( |V Henderson. Mrs. ,
. ,
n tidin’ i Mr* r
\
M »H»re
M yron Smith. Mr. II. FT Morri*.
^ K iu Ihm mrfil h tud Alt'* 1
Mrs. M. W little. Mr*. 8 . C. I . | M
,,moy,nK
V4 i ,, iu iiim-nt
girl* ilo by Shackleford
+
If »w a(if Dill j It! *
Graham, Jlr. M. W. Desri*<>. | 1,1,1 *"'1“ h II\|o*i
D p f their fingers i
H...............
o n d a < lu(*w man Mi*- *
M rs. T . K. Ray df IW Iatnd. M r . I M 'f— '.n g it
. i l l , l( I **•* v
W. II. Rutlldge Mrs. Fred Cooper. 1 lA*tc*d *»tuU.te a piree nf cut |« - ''"f'""
Earning S%“ »d*o
Mrs. FI It Smith and Miss Lou- t‘*n «nd »i|»- th.- nail instead of
Resolution* M r a
I imnei
M m fun II 1,1
rinr Franklin
I »f rithhing In rirrle*
By keep ' mocher
. .
r
Clubwomen Will
H a v e Convention
r
£ j,Z r
----------------------------------------ing the rrm o ve i and cotton .w a y
i 'r * '
f (r o m the cuticle and .h ie of th e 1
nail
voti rhnijnattii « clean up nrt_v
Mr*. W. F. MrTerr—Fr».ld»nti
lorn w v^iuMj w
in y
ir
U n . G. if .' VtUla—View 1T»t!- -mWTTMD,
will
present
an ct *
donti Mr*. K, H, Melntryre—five-.....................
liiblllon o f paisllngs taken from
Ibe collection o! the
Ihg
Die Penny A n
Fund Including modem and o il
master*, a t the Mavftlr hotel,
bsadquartrr* for the Florida Fed__
_
'H im .Harrison, Mrs. Mot
Ing. and the VVsman'a Club. Mon-Mrs. UiCbtrd, 'Mrs.-. CotfV
' *— ‘
Rrnton, and Mr*, Sweat
An Invitation la s lieen extend
a 5p0U te d .u _ W .M a r e III
IL. . RiChard —- Mission ed to the pullle to eiew this tv.
lim an: Mr*. U B. Rich- Wbl.V N ^
lleaion Stj.lv Chairman
. H u , E. V. M M r -
• ^ a K A a m u a ,- & t
------
br»i >
,
%
A rt Of Mr*. Scott
a ftrra .n !.
| ,
_
_
J
Juhmunit
I
»vr
Will I k Exhibited
mi w m "h*Tt~
si
'R a ilin g W ire May Ke[ t^ ' v'i"’^ 1’'
» . W . m , Bcoti, set c W m a n . C u r t a j I e d
Y ear' J . r“' * m k
of Mti,)
Florida Federalion of VV
waa ronduc ted anil
Jr officer* were ■el
•
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11*11} Hill t r » WMii . p ,
un H ill 1 1
i 'n * lv.Ui nit it hi ik
it Htl
r twin Th .,* * I li v .it l hi'
Telephone 148
Red Cross Will Have
Disaster Institute
y.,
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ert»
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GAINESVILLE, On Id. <Spe IfUjrton,
Special Fo no l! kite. trpFit
cial}—Baling nlrr* wen prmlureil
W ar
Service*
Mt*
T
in quantity this year but present
imUcation* are that onl, * -mail Holwr t*
Mali n Pir lun * vi«* V
supply will be pnwtcce,! n r tl year.
Newell.
* w o h lln * *o H - t !- Clavton, ' hair
man of ths Florida I'SDA 1u nr 1 Tint and Badge * Mi*
1 Lun.l
Beard.
Public Safely- * Mr* It V'
Mr suggest* that tie* nitty
conserved by cutting cln.e to the erti.
Radio Mrv Hurry F Utie, •tralxntenln* and storing
Social Affaira — M i« I
where t h e . wires will not rust. Salmon.
"Used wire* may be alt tint can
SubacriptioriA
In *'br
be obtained for hay bating by G K W C sMra F L 5 «»i
many farmrrs next yci»r,M hr
Tran*|Hirt«(iuii Mr* i • Pul
warns.
A*k !•*
\
%hii*4v wr*h11-r m * Mulligan
l*ink phinl H im l+ir* h Im* been bottar
tiuin a mat hine gun nil m o rn in g . So"a he.
A m i 11m l . H e'* due for ft re* f w . I ’m dti«
tu give turn an ItTa-cidd q u u k -u p livat
eeml* turn hack tu work w ith « •nail*.
.us! It 11 » i a
V|lM I *■
II It
j 1 1. J11oil
.1- i i d l i g l ’, \\ m t r ,
iittii ti-*\ i>r Srtlif'U'
i uni lffc\ n u l l ! innn
h imitllnl
Avocados are improved to fla
ror, If, when peelcl. il.< flesh ,.
sprinkled
generously
n th
ta r
French dressing anil Iro,..,, Julei
and chilled for an hour to Unger
The fruit la ready thru for op.
petlter salad or dessert *crvlnir.
Last Times Today
Ask Brands
Due to rt cent ODT reg u la
Arcooe, Thursday
•lawrn I•<jl.irln Hlie * r.
wn. presided over
. Mrs. A. K. Shoeiv dev olurnal war
J. II. Patman who
w
. Min* the claj>-
odli: taytnan
her im n I *i,i g<DDg i ■• ■
tions on <>ug and T ires, it is
11 jrmhilr
idiiw m i l
d «mt 1**4 from
l I1 r a Iif, of
. -I,. g. f . II
Ask BMI
. . m naval gunrrl in Han Idtsgn
H e ’* Iiwn un duck duty all day , , . cov
ering the waterfrutil fin, hi* bucsil I lot
ill*- II fax-1 that hi* hit I* a I It tin h*ppk*r 4
,'H"
fldi'r he’a niel tip w,|h ItU'
,/*
necessary to niake only one
AIN DAY
2 Features
1
pick-up
al
, faef th . Money
n dir (nil I n t <
ta n t e e n in YVnahingtiui
diMighnula a n d h ut «l*-g-
a
and
^
ir iu *
one
delivery
Who am I? Only a five-ccnt toft drink
...but I’vo grown up with ull Uican
folka . . . boon part of their Uvom
, for years. UiulcrHland? Thoy’ro
my friend*!.
So when tboy work hard anti
fight Irnrd, they take time out
with mo for a quick-up. I send
* them back on tho jo b . .. rarin* to
go. Thouaandflof timaiovory min
's. uio! MUliona of timnt every day!
.
cach>eek.
1
Our drivers have instructions to collect on delivery.
_ We ask youf cooperation.
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NBUI BOIIL1NU CO.
ui
WBE&x*'.
n K
■7
SgM';-; / *
sj* ii cx-*
11 t-ili . v I
M iM .
Y'lit: enn’t let n friend down. So
I'll lw in thero pitching, bringing
ji bit of relief and courage to the
folka who are working and fight-*
ing to win tho war.
fW
If I'm not always in your itlxtre,
rem em ber I'm working -with
U n d o Sam. B u t wlion ,'I am
around, you can be sure-of ona
thing: that my quality is still
"B obI by Toe to-Tent.” * p u
'.-it'
SOI CKI.KUY A V t:.
�A
Jai -
s‘_*v r-
'AGE FOUR.
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,
urn m ■
Navy P r e Flight
Celery Feds Lose Friday Game
Team Prepares
To D eland Bulldogs, 13 To 6 * To Meet L S . U
P . tat*, ta OaTapll tk w w l aoM clreulalon In m !4 c- unty a id atata.
Wltnaaa my hand And official
•« aI of uflU* At Hartford, Florida,
this tha ird day cf Octobar, A. It . t )
l*«»
’
a p n r .n : w o s .
n o . wll| *r**M 4 U - r u t a .
U t ib U Order b « pablU lw d far
tha atatutery tlm* V*qalr*d h r .la w
in i t r Oaafora iterald. gaafurO.
Klartla. a a*w**ap*e af gaaeeal clr*
•uiaiioii In rate re p a ir and #tale
W ill, ear rnr Hang an* nttlelal
n i l of I.rtlra at gaafar*. Flo rida
U l r lb* ird da* ot October K P
lilt
o i*. i m n m « i n .
* ‘
C lark of C in a U Court.
Hantlnola County, gtorlda
* "J* '• >*« ,r ‘ ™
, V1'
AT1IENH, (!■., Ocl. IJ —l.ieut
Jl ilM.;iri
yard line. A bit l*l*-r ..
...
,, . . .
. . u ».
‘.hr,, Ih , F ..I. renewed the .1«?»*«• hf*
»• **»v*
la. I it .’v t..»i If yard/ n,- i Pre-Flight
Behool
Bkycraeker*
l..,l.:u,v ,armlt>. in e I'w fir.' l»e'< lo l i e prattle* field today
<,u,* :iri , n.lrvl aito no neore.
, ar the team prepared lo in#*'.
Ii.niei
«t«rle*l
the
aecon.i U.ulilna State University’* Uen. w i l l m l ' plunge* through the yah jn ■ loottall ronteii at Ilaion
Hulling renter that netted 2-i , limit* Saturday ni^lil
ymiU Firming added a , m o r e
The Tiger* will be the third
in, 1 th,.- tin Hulldnga *tifienn* ,l,rm * college eleven un the Hkyi r-i il.n-n«i and the Fed attack 11 lacker*' echniule. 7!.e Leal lean;ailr * i finch the goal line
.bleated Penn’* Ivy l/eague d i m | i e i af.| »»n tin men 20 yard hne'niorta 14 to 0 in their opening
If you ever take a
laxative, here are 3
Questions for YOU
_
.
. .Que*.
|{i»w
nflcn
ihould
' Jhko .»• lam tivr? An. Only w
tio
.
. ______
the familiar ,ym[il<.m. mil..
I., it. te.l« 12 yard line. Sniltitjetar back in footoull and a treat
ou
really
need
Otn
.
Q
n
-.,
V
V
tatat
I
((..-*
«
.
n*
tbro
ig*.
right lae»h | , print*! at
fleorgflow r
Cnl
t hid of n bn alive th u .U you '
fi.i H... ti.uehdnwn, and liter trrilty, WarrUngton, D, t ! . pre
taka? An*. Olio that brlliK* I1' kicked im ftr. e*tra point.
viou* to rn llitin g In the Navy.
The knirth nuarter brought )‘>y A J . Froat, IPO-pound blocking
Utf gently, thoroughly, pr'iniptly.
Quea. What lntativc u.uallv will nt ln*t to the loyal Fad fan« lark from Deerfield, 111., wa*
do thtiT An*. One »urh Inxoiive, l aiidre*-. aubrtltute back caught a-nl to the Naval Reacrve Air
when taken hy dirrctbin*. i. Ill* <- I . Kiilld.Hr* kickoff ami begun l'a*e at Annroatl*. D. C , for
Drought, ‘i u to to ih.«e*. mi1) i i . i . Inn nod aoulrmlng through aviation flight training. Frntl
26c. Fellow label direction*. Aill t i e entire team ami had galnrd
formerly jitaved at Martfj.'lle
t.’nlvertlty. Milwaukee. W *, and
the United dtale* Naval Acad, m>. Annapoli*. Md.
| Fnrigh Jack Crain, who a* a
member of the Unlver*lly of
i le i a * Ixinghnma **■ one nt the
■rreatral ball carrier* In .South*
, weal football hlitory, had to give
| un var*lty football b*eau*e ui the
or*** of additional Naval dutie*
at the Pre->Tlght School.
fot'lrmln-r 141It. m 2 , f - i !)»••
i f ri-giatering
A* Crain received order* that
nr*luded hi* poialbilily of con
for Ih# Mm.ir!t|iiiiJ Primary \ trriiun Iti !•** held on
tinuing on the football aquad, Kn*
•gn O. K. N'oel, 216*pound former
Kovrnil^r 3rd, I ‘J t7 . i«n»I wiiI n rnnin o | hphi earh day
Milllran College tackle, received
a change In duty hour* which
enabled Mm to return to the
rlc^ld Sum!.)
•quad. II* had worked out with
the team In early practice •*•■
done, but later w*t unable to
f.nd lime to devote to football.
Wolf wa* cheered when Noel
I-angdele, giant onetime Univer
sity of Alabama larkle
rame
out for the team, lanrdalr. ar
Knrlgn. weigh* i lk noiindr and no
doubt wdl plav again*) Ixiuieiana
Htate Unlvardt)
KKCIKTKATION NOTICE
When Waihlntton opened It* Stage Door Canteen many notable* were on band to help. High government
official* waited on table*, acini a* bus boy*, and washed dish**, while other Mtertaleod the boya. Donald
K t lie- WEB chairman. 1* pictured *J ba Nailed on oca ad tha tablr* at the pew canteen.
D O N T T A K E C H A N C K H — on u d l l n g
chick*. P lace y o u r ureter w ith us N O W —
W e Mill m i l*(v ti n t w h e n th e y n r r t t e .
FEED
STORE
iff Saltfurd A t mu* A Hero tut f l lf t f l
CNfk, of Cl re nil Court.
"k"41*1'O-fi|e- CosUAly. Mot id*
Ur t!.
liCltDICKe l» C
i^i m e r im i i t t n i irr \ i « tii
J l Off 141. 1*1IICl IT rf»" Till*.
ATATn o r V 1.011111%. IT AM»
(REAL)
»*oii i k h i i i o u : r o i %rv, is
ft* K L. OUltBICK. D. Ct NASI K ill.
v io ie fr m ; afiACK m c k u ^viiii .
ci.iinr.rf,
nunr.M o r r t oc.tr aTtoe
Vfl
Ttr: WtCANR MAH 11.1. a r**l*
4tnl of A >lata olh ff than the itx r u o M t A n n i r i i > n * n u fcvT:ir.
•Mila of H orldi; thit hrr »f4tlr**a«
4iffmCkiit,
i« 13* l.iw ffite# Htraat, Saw lUffO, iiT atv : o r r ix m iD A mt»:»m.s*up
fn a ifrliriil, tM that I»« nthrr or
llayinnrul Arthur Mua-llner,
ifi<*ra apad fie of intir* jMillmldf
f i l l i|onr<>« Htri«t
l*onf.llf. Ofe«ti||
ptar# nf fMltlrnri Im kruttrit |«* lh»'
fcmi.Ulnint.
it ih urtio:itK P Ttiat yt-u tin
low nrn haral.y pd-.tlflaal and r»* appear In tht* CNaiirl In (It# Mil
<fuir*d In Mppaar to a cart a In III11 i»f romplalfit riled hfffln «Kiln"
of Complaint fllird hy Claud# i* ymi. ©ft th# 2#hI da? «*f November.
y»fflll afftjnnt you for n dlr«»rr*« #V- I IBf , #«ii>v leelM* 0 r yIp dar
miw p-*n4ln# In tha t*1rrult Cuurt **f ihla C«qrt, ur d»*#ra# pre* ran
thfrrln
v-f fUmlnol# County. Klorlda, f»n of bran will he ritlff#]
!t*f**r* tha .Yottmb»r llula l**r, to- nMnIH*t ) *‘W
* it Ihr Jot| day ©f N©traml*ar A
IT 14 Cl MTIimt flllDPSnRD that
It, IM?. In d*fa#lt lharaof a*l thi# f-ntrr of puMIrwtlon ahall t.p
(•tlMlalirtl fifli'f ;% Wre-k frir fOU*
fBitid will pTtjc*ff| l^i-l'aru.
I**t lhl<* («fd*r If# |iuhll*haf| for eortaerutlv# «ve#ka In Tha Hiinhrd
tha »ii-| utnry tlm* rani Irad hr law If amid, a n#»#:w».j*p:r fidliUaheal in
In l h*> Hanford II #raid, Hairfonl, H-1
aftml not#* County, rtorld*
>lorM*. a n*wep*iii*r of iirnar* , W ltiiffi ini hana| aril (h# «*ffici^i
firrulatlon In Mid ruunlr
»df *a*al ©f »*id f\iUM Ilit * '
Oelobrr A l». IH !
■tat*
Wltnaaa mr hand and official
• * I* IICIINIn I.V.
6M| «»f atfflc* at Hanford.
Clark
t thl* tha 3rd day uf October, A
IM!
i: la. riDflDICKa
o. i* tiRmrociff*
ltpp‘ftr Clark
Clerk of (Irrult CotirL
Hemlnnla County, f'lorfda
IttCAl.l
By 11 Im tu: It DICK. U C
Girls! Don’t forego
this help because
of an old TABOO
oHDien o r p i R M r in n n
Tn MHINa HIMHNDM. a real*
d#nl of a atata ndhar Ilian the
Hi ale nf Florida; that h*r lilt
known ad dr*** la 1331 *lli Hire*!.
lllYer*lde. California, ami no other
11V mor* *perl fie or mor# |>art1rulir
For 42 yvars many girl* have
pUr# of residence !■ known to ih*
SDUglit relief In CARDUTs 2 way
Complainant.
You ar* hereby notified anil ?#. help. Homo lake it at a Ionic: it X
qulred |r* appear lo a rertaln lull usually slimulute* appetite, ai.li
i.f Complaint filed by I’aUl Ulim-iwia
for . diiorrV,
I ilige.tlim liy ifirrea.lng (low of
ai*lo*t y
ih* circuit Court of I gastric Juices; thus helps Lull 1
jfiendlru
K U H T in i f*H<K*t#AWATM>ai
Inn le Co'iifiiy. Fhirldn,
o r » ergy? and f r it s In nc© fc»r n c H -'d
|'nd#r irml by rlrtu# of the i
befnr* i t. he. . Norvmbet
. . day #»f. llul©
„
.
. <lay». Or take It. ni tlireeti-J. I
lliurttr la
n» M»>"f *»f
r lb# md
No**mb#r,
City of Hanford, florid*. »*>
Ordln»fir4» No. l i t «*f **ld City t*f told n u n will pr«*r*ed Ki -F aci* then oflrn aids In rrllrTing fjncH«nford. Florida. I harabr c*ll a
|*e| this Order be published fur | tiontkl plift.
♦
|*rlni*ry
ftCIcvtlon In be h*ld Ih* alaluinry time required hy law
T h li lime try C A R H U f.-A dv
thruughoot Ih* City nf Hanford, In ih* Hanford Herald.
Hanford *
Florid*, un Tu«*d»ty th* 3rd day Finrlda. m n*w*pap*r uf er*n*fal
nf November. 1*41. for Ihe r Ir^tl
riii’iil»lun In «iId ctkunly and alii#,
nf two City Coi«tml.»al«b#r». ••ch
Whit#** my hind and official
for
term of Ihre#
■aid • eat of of fie* *t Hanford. Florida,
("* mmlolon^r* to b# %
‘««|»«| upon to thlo the 3rd rlay of Ortob#r A I*.
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
two i n tip*.
«■ "iImuii 1*4?
I” ■n*1 '»lf«up f'
n 1* IfrilNDON.
THE BEST IN
ha Id cl#c|l**n ih tll t># h»ltl at ih#
Cl*rk of Circuit Court,
Cl|> Hall in aald i*1ly In ronf-trn.
H*min'd* County. Florida.
Hy to fh* IrA» arid r»fdln»r>rca m if KALI
latJoB to cirri Inna now In for* *
Mr c 1- liimiMCK It c
In ih# City of Hanford Flofl.la
Th* I’olla will I.#* ..(ten *1 T '*
ri'i |ork A \t and will rh-a# at *mn
r«* HIM. fHMJDUlS A 1*•1
rtimn nfi aald dal*
#(lt* nlhri tf.an ih.
I hereby *typ*iln| Hr* Mot(*'»l tr*., . •f.f * Flurhla.
(hat til* Uai
1' lUrnea. Ur* f C It**utill la I and iMatr
k
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n
tw*l(|rnr*
it Kian ■kill* In
) |l tt**'k a* Inape* lira uf ».*»d
fi* ** Kiy J**w*lr 7 (hiftbfunv
• Urtfori Mid 4! F l 4 nt a* Clerk •Ilia
#b'l f‘' ««h*r rir mor* #pr* 1f la* **r
RE SURE TO VISI1
4>f
td #|*rt|«»n
>*f 11* u Ia( plac# of r*•hi* nr*
i \ u it h »:hh wnr:iti>t»* i i.at# i* known
| Tha tlevrn >*mr n .r .; |jf iwttn '! r * Anna Rublntltln (left) And,
i r■ th# (>mjil6liian|
I
liHMiitin »# t my h«r*d ■■ '.Mayor
court. They
■ Mr*. Yell a Fur ' ti.illy laiulfd t ii *n a I#o*
li
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U
k
m
r
n*r*by
n©llfir*|
and
rr
f
..f ibr t 11#• #i,f Hawt-ml |"l**rldi. Uiilr«| to appear In
o r |*tn Hill ]
, mak* a ralhir li i I iwfi t.n Ihirt. lay nnUnct they mult terra In
.and have rauard 1*1 be af f Ilo l I ...... plaint filed by Ituhy
ihmd j
lurrtq Iti# Oral nf aald trl|y »tt 1bt» win.
•ama cell If It - ) . n t pait h up t! r ihlfrreticei, tha jail term will b«
*tfciialnol
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fiif
a
iHknrt'*.
wur
Jr
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ilaj
I.f
(ktftli*f,
15(1
lin rraird t«* • »«•«**/ day*.
(C tn lr tl rr<$t)
l>
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n
ilpK
in
thCircuit
Ca»url
Ilf
w c m u.
t'AURly, Florida, nit nr
Ai Miya>r »*f Ih# •‘liy of Hanfurd. Hrtnlnola
hefi.i*
ih*
N'uY*mb*r
llul*
Day,
IFlofida
in »H th# llul day uf November,
BATON ROUGE, l a . Ort. Iw.
Nick Klutka. hefty aenlor rml INgAla)
A D. 1*43, In default thereof aaM
cie a u r r o n n A ? B * r a
I/PI--Since l^mlalana Stale Uni• •«** will proc#4N| Ki-Cartf.
»
.«
*
tio*
IU42
IJniveralty
of
Florii
n
HArr.it.
vrrallv seem* to be doing pretty
I#*l
thla
Order
ba
published
for
rn» n a *
ciiy Clerk
U rp u l
wall at wartime foothill. It', lime
Ihe alAlutoty iim* y*qulr#d by law
hi deva-n, In one of the rnuin
Ih* KanfoM ft# fAid Hanford,
tha word got around that Woodn //i
o n n r .n ok r i m ii iT io x
i»* in the (intor line acmnn ntln
row Wilson and
John
Jacoh'* NK\V YORK O.t t •
V Mil A MAHINKAM a v#al,i n*» |r*<B t n autlkority then ICp a L1 ™
dent nf $ elate other than the Plata
Perthlng are playing for the H u r lin g !•*< » g"K •»!! ;
f
‘t«
rh
T
m
Licit.
A»
a
freihmnn
nman
I
of
Florida,
|d*l lt#i a*li1r»M t#
Tleer.
itiif for Imulti*H4-o*r*lt'U
}|oet.l|fi|e Soar Jer##y
loa k*«* Klutka wa a
good that
WntHlrow Vt Harm Hullaml »rwl | Chun 1** H V!a> i Into < «
»*» rnure -Jars'If In 4,1
John IVmhmtr Mollarul nr* Iden- Club |irt*fr**Hii tl 11••
•r place of iMliIrQQl
the viirpiiy «f Ihiit year wuul'l, hut* part
f la known | IItn 1’a*rnpUIn* nl.
lirnl (win* from Plain Itonhng, j .luffer • AhtidoU' fix .» allt#
cvobl running play« In hi* dlrrrVnt* are h-rreby notified and r«*
Iji ., a pair of IHS-|Hnjrvl WorM|«r«»nt
lion during #c rim run ire. Idiit y#nr ifulred lo appear tin c reftaln 11111
\S *r No. I bnblea, Ih#y work at * Stay" rUun* llin* *tarifit
nf
pi aIri t filed by John Marinthr -U foot New Brighton. I*a ., kaaCorn
rnal arwl ffuarti.
r#.pcctlrd> . Ur 0 . ,^..,1,1^ ........ ih. *»«
ig iln a t >oti fitr * *liTt*rr# now
grtihler wa* ihiftetl to end
Ha
hdinA
the circuit Court of
Woodrow leltrrwl ian year, prln- ,»,awit
r|un
»nnnl
C mlnol# InCounty,
n#*rfda. on nf
weigh* 197 pound*
clpally berauar he alld In .
. iinr of Ihirht aooncr «»•<!
before
|h
*
Siir#mbtr
llul* Day.-lo
|M'i to acorr tha third arni f induce
rbncMnf to lehrlown a f afnat Tu"'TI i npUrtficM of n rhang©
1
lunr Hot until thin ifiaon , John •Iaiicc
often wilt lead to it <•
JjM Btt t on Ih© I»©nch lAJTIplIng
gtM
wl
ahull,"
Mayo
•Ay»*.
‘hut
lha;
blade a of la ity UauUlnA f r i n .
.*
won’t ataml the teit «»f time ’’
llA yc’* cure far a i l l t f ’
"Prwrtlce hitting through **n a
j .15 van!* liefnrr h# « n downer!
on the Del-and *0 yerd line *j itraight line ai # motltTuic di*
0RGAN0
VITAGEN
Firming then p|Un g> d forwarj r o r |....
h |h, fjr„ W) , hlll. ......
Ortanlea
a *h..rl gain. On a teveraa play | ;hc r’„u |tS Prrdlgratcd, Concentrated add Bactcrlallird by Patented
Banlrli went arnuml led end for
Bacteria Procvaa
You’ll b« helping tvtrybody if row avoid
a 30 yard gain. On Ihe neat play*
------ -— - Rrrllallie your *ell Natora’a way and get better
week-end trip* wbcnrvcr potaibl*. That’*
Firming rraihed 1'irouih for the I
raaalta froat
tho time when travel factlitlaa ay* moat
flrrt felery Fe.1 loutMown of the
Klo*d
*»>« •" »«•*»
Seed Bed*
Field C m *
Flower*
Lawn*
crowded—th* only time when many war
*eaa..n Daniel* mi*.e.l D a p o . l . > » * r« ‘" l | h» out.tanding ...ph
Carden
Skrobbery
Plant*
•
Tree*,
tic.
lot Ih< cxlrr |»oln.
fMmrd in ihe S<ulhcA»ltrn
wwkar* and man oat for lough* can go.
CORRECT THOSE BAD SPOTS. USE OUR MATERIAL
Coach Leonard H( l,o c » . who
-illJ *
U n lv m lV
dorlng hi* lllne** ha* (jrnod trrtr
Florldo* gome captain rnila#
AMD WATCH THE DIFFSAENCB.
Ihe coirMng of lha Fad* to night whan tha Gator* meet th#
200 N. Dirk- At*.
Vlllanova Wildcat* In an IntmDick M d -u lln and Hugh Whelaectlonal tUt In Philadtlphi*.
rial, will today raauma • active Konataky who hall* from New
charge of the sguad. Mr. McLou- Balam, Pa, la an All-Amrrlran
ill! arnounrrd. The neat game nianJ candidal* for Ihe Galon,
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
tchrdulnt I. with the Ocala W ild In Florida game, tu date he tina
3300 8, K«b| Arena*
J. P. Hall, flanfeN
cat*.
been singled cut In each a . the
Phone 6141
Pknyia I’M W
The largrat crowd »v*r to visit
Florida Field In Gainesville wa*
pm ent last year for the Vlllariova.Florida football game. O ffi
cial figurea list 18, BI& people
a* being in the stand*.
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h
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W ith iirn«-
m r n lu l |t*>ld frn m ea, p lain
or B eveled cdRea.
$7.30 to $31.00
“B rig h ten Y our Hom e W ith
P ittsb u rg h PalntB*
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lot of
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Mrmber A.vkoclntctl I’rciw
U. S. O fficers C onfer On Solomons S tra te g y
(By Asaaclats* Pressl
Swanns of German dlve^ bombers and fighters resumm ed a full-scale assault on
• Stalingrad today after cold
rains had drivan them from
the skies In a short foretaste
of winter, but Red army
™ headquarters declared the
Russians still held their lines
—unbroken for the past 3G
A
A
•
•
m
9
bear*.
A l the itorm subsided, the
G in n n Trnnsocrsn News Agency
asserted only "a few aquarc klllaraatsrs" a t Stalingrad w m left In
Soviet hands. The Soviet* u l l
supplies and troop relnforeetnenu
continued to reach the defender*
on the mined Volga tnelmpolli
and German long-range guns were
heavily shelling the river In an
attem pt to Interrupt creasing!.
Two German columns advancing
north and south of s pass ros<!
leading to the Black Sea port <>f
Tuapse below Novorcssisk, vrrr
>ald to have Joined forces.
The Soviet midnight communiyug yesterday said the Germans
continued to Launch “flerre" lank
and infantry attacks In a drapei ala e flo it to take the Volga
rlty. and that "flghttoir »c* partlcularly stubborn In ihe area of
one factory,'* but Indicated that
t re had been no change In the
genrial situation.
"Cur' troops In the course o(
the day,** the communique said
•
of Ihe sctlcat In the factory area.
"Wat off all enemy atU cks here
and destroyed eight tanka and
wiped out about two battalions of
enemy
Infantry.
ita n '’ troop*
consolidated
Knox Refuses To Talk
!About Navy W arships
In S o lo m o n Islan d s
C urtailm ent Of “ Luxury Crops”
COLL'MIUH, Ohio. Oct. 2 )
(Al*>—Senator Robert
T ail
prtdirrrd Ic-dsy an amend
ment sruuld be offerrd to the
Senate Is ihe teen-age draft
bill eliminating IS-year-olda
and said hr wuuld rule far
it.
\\ A S H I N G T O N
Oct
V. S. Troops In Syria
In U . S. Loom s A s Possibility
t 'urlailmrnl
plantihe'
SO. p J b — ,
An influx of pruteet mall tpurrd !
twlay the movement smtti g sens- j
tots tn surround II,t pio|wtfed m il-,
ilary draft of IH nod IP yea. obi j
men pith proltttiv
letinciicm flit their scnoulint--. tralmn 7 and,
oil-d u ty actlvltin
r>nato.
I-eiL-Okla.) am |
no meed l e a ill tlrmand a rrcord
vote onthe amendment
to llto )
prn-tosed
draft bill lu ban I is j
sale of
inloiicants ami to tn-1
force anti-vice regulations on a»d
near military rottt
Kullowlog hn intiodurtion of an.
amendment to lower the voting g
age from 21 to IH ynterdav. Senator Vandrnberg III Mien) d e -j'J
dared that N s purpose was lojcc
give the privilrgeut trie ballot toj
men who wuuiti t-e indurtcd into —
the fighting furrrt untler the | wpending bill.
The
amendment! I
would require
mti(ir*iion
If »
threw-fuurtns of the States, after I approval by Congtess. before It V
could become rffretivr.
k.
•'If young men .it IS are to be |
drafted to fight for their roun-,
try." V'anderlterg ,1,-clarrd, "they [
should be able tn vote for the j
kind of government the-country is |
to have.
'
■/
The wordinr >tf tie Vandenberg.
amendment would make it apply;
to "cilliens" of the lower age
roup, thereby making it appll* bio to girls aa well aa youths.
Damocrslic Leader Barkley of
Kentucky said he had agreet I I „
r i /
r f t Mx<im
■M If
yV
*f
..f
Sent To
R ussia,
Persia And Iran
Savs Axis R eport
1 •I
- - U><
« inter vcgelfll-b--" |-1■■I
South hihI to ■ -.Elf- i
n- rt
y f -•11 **. -*
merit U 'l lu .—I... ' i
\
of \g1 l, Ultm ** It
i
. |»«>Lr) oo l.l tI pl»*ull of 1lie wo, -ir-irit
Sh ulii this |-olu . U
adopt,-,l, h itrn*11. . Kouir
| logs in Ih i. mw*I ion mi
at m any of lh»- p o m i
, rropt here, cel.-t. toil
1I curtailment
A recent ertote it, il
Newt litle the.,- >o «,
* lit y veifetai-let
w* .
k<ii during n ru n fm in
r Ui' „ m i t e r .
• KKUlaiil
l inir, rountinlmul
f mm A nVir»,
tael
Ihnl
l 1filled
t t- ft t t
woli't to- i."i-
hit It hud h i t 1vr d III
t «. nt ttt P r r » l 4 ,
noon
Funeral Services
For Mrs. Guthrie
Held Thli Mo ninp:
'their
T f c E i.S " 1" *
-
Romanian troop*- tried * » [» •
ratily to capture a strategic hill,
tl f 1 communique said, but were
fiVeWn back after lasing |K» men.
0-1 ’ another lector tha enemy fermlnrtd. These included a pro-j Tha men whig will leavr In
)»*t sbbut 'a company or troops, petal by Krnslor Is* (!) (Ik la); duction Into tha aarvlcc anto ban the tale of liquor in mill-1
It • added/
Kmcst Joseph Cullunt
Heavy fighting also continued
lartb cr south la tha Caucasus,
both along tha Black sea southt a l l in f Novorosalck and In Iks
Mosdok area where the Germans
wort trying la reach the Groin y
oil* fields.
In tbs Black Sf« ares, the camntunique said.
B ustlsn
troops
rvsctnled tiro village* after a
fk-rce battle, bat In another sec
tor of this region the Red army
tcpellrd several attacks, killing
1JC0 men.
____ Motdok area German
, ...
In the
tanks and Infantry succeetlcd In
wedging into' Soviet positions,
tla rommtniqu* said, but by
tha end of tha day tha enemy
hid been repelled and tha Rus
sians bad regained thair former
line*.
/There war* some Indications
tlfat heavy loaact among tha 75,0M Gerrasni tn Bl*ilngr*d had
weokaaad tSeir all-out drive to
smash Soviet resistance.
Tb* resolute Russian* declared
tary ramp arras and ' su ih t.rite,
Robert Alexander Rumhb
tha flecrelary of War lo act lo;
Henry Andaraon Wolcott
combat vice conditions in the vl-|
Tom
W stson Ray
clnity of Army and Navy p osts.'
Andrew
Jakubctn, Jr
In formally reporting the draft j
measure to tha Senate, the mili- 1 Harry Waldamar G u stsf-tary commutes said il was pm j Ralph Waldo E. Ju«ta*i'n
Willi* Bcvltl
fountlly impressed by the lesli -1
mony of military leaders thst ! CUfford Hugh GilWrt Jt
George
E. Elliott
“not only tha success
of t-ur
arrm-ft forces depends upon thrj Clarence D lls J( new
Wilfred Seamen M t»r,
employment of our IH ami lit
vrar-oid men as soldiers, but ! Lamar Drowning
I'rol our very national t •lenre I Won Clifton Gore
Jamas Harmon Harwus
IS dependent upon their use."
Georg* Am ice Prescott
"Members of Ihet* age groups
Gordon Thomae Ammon.
are particularly -fitted for military
John Rusaell Davis
training and combat,” the report
Stanley Futch
continued. "Their
response
to
Albert Henry Collins
leadership, thair oulth recovery
from fatlque. their aggressiveness, their enthusiasm, and their
"flair for soldiering'* far exceed
such
qualities
In othrk
»ge
gr®jjp*- : ' . .
. • .
"The isimple
__,
.......
..... ............
fact la that
theyUncetion will b* given by Iht
make belter
soldiers than -person*\ W . P. Brook*. Legion |ViM »
----------o f other age
and
| Uln. Prc«*nUlion if fnlnf
America can not win unless
m«At by thf Son# "f
use is mad* of thtlr military rap- l/lk m .
Patriotic #*lrrth»nabilities. Our anoad forces mutt (*• iunj| by Charltt Mornum
have (ha qualities that tolong to Mfm. Oforjr# Hardm.
you lit. "
Following tho ipeakinj:,
S en d-O ff Plans Arcj
Discussed By Legion i
Plan* for
to bo gin
#«tectoe« will bo p rw ntrd
City of .Sanford Bonrlre (Vi
1,im tl i ii a*1 tr rk a li'
f
i.
kh-a'n ufid i»I-* *■ ■ i * m fcI n ! » [ I mir k «tf 11■i
•r m i l V ITU*)1 lie*
SI' 14*i
■ll 1 “•* I
itin in p wit
innla i mi m* r« Hav# iiH(fnii*T
rcrf*in nrichlwtrl'iwwl, Mil"
them K** tak«*n hv Mint in . h
ii
ii
r
StaTf litnltl
Ktour'l
S ['’ll It Dr H i-u h ti
1
■hoyId!
n tnt##ii>i>
t hi*
»»*rf
if
i
\ mmi • f t hr I
1
By City
S2C S
W 1A T H M
spa
Mre. R
“s i J S u I
K > iiw ;
appllration
Ii
S Maniimr Com
lu ad
uf
thr
Adminiitmlion
he la. a native Banfonllt*
i be will read the paper.
-------------------------------
cal Workers Are
At Navy B&sft
Ijr
nhtl
Ih n l
11
«||1
urow
M e |ii\
W nt
w ininl
*|*c* Hkfiruit In' evrrctimp roinplrtr.
.rare* «nu U#u, Meltc
w/thlr
.mil
f| Monday thol lhr RuDmnrlnp men
C a p t Still PraiscH
' D efense Force News
mm
k
C om m and” Studied
»| ,Ni: \v \o » t h
tlct i o tA'i
I Itrnr Atlut Fnu*f> S [, iih I, rhtir
S»vc m c lv n i th«lr blank#.
If ro«ialr^d lh*t Ihnjr t»r »
i*j t nntl rtlurn to tl «• (JIT
len day* «ff»r rer<l|»t.
iff program
ly morning
( o n K r e H H iu n a l I H
htalpi. . f«1# )
Voluntrrr wflikert will «■*
filtinK in thi”tr blank• It, I'
non ktatml adilmk lhai , ■>
put
the mtiit
ip* movrkt
*lnri*|
I-* i nily
UUlif «U«. *
i
F arm ers Helped Willi
T r u c k Applications
rot
J *|iStirs,\ ttierlran
,-um shly
nig Si s
wsvt- of
I
I'afu*ani
"If for Mialinri ” II*
t !ice that * i -mlwi »>' >h ,1
M|ir*l
g m a lv r l)
vn.f scM this Winter
when t*od b*paih«'r and longer
night# add to the difficulty# j f
cur p r o lffln r putrid#
“ W f r«n*t l*rk Iht flubmorinc
rocn#rr,M hr told a war conferonce At the lnvr#tmrnt lUnkrr#
AMOClAtton'# thirty-hrut Annual
meeting. ” W# cna get on top
of It, maybe ameliorate 11. 1ml
w* ran't lick it."
Mg t
U. S. Navy In Iceland
Hags F irst Subm arine
thr
i fumed Hite
I
Monday
irvet
I
ihe
when
rr design* for
Nnvy Reveals I a j s s Of ‘
2 M erchant Vessels 1
I ,ii*« of t w i i A (Tier icnn oit*ft haul
Increasing underturrent of
throoghea t Franc* awaiti dadarstioa of the future
from Govern » m
Chief
Laval ever the radio to-,
aol-
II* are fighting againxt
—
L— UL
of
War
them.
20 . (A1) - ,
ucr Clark cnlli-rls ttbltuarlss a*
iihby. lie ilmrlrtl his collection
| h*I> sn,l now has six big scrap
k> that bulfc with the itories
.Iralha in Hamilton
ithm U to wrumv ■uhitiflrinr *n
WAliK
IKIUI
lu»n tn tho Western AUnnth *»• I
di«
lo*od
yest/rday
by
t*»e
N
**y.|
WASHINGTON,
C. K. Dswson, County sgent,
to trm Thr AtMNrlatril i The Supreme fk»t|H
will attehd lH« district meeing' Iwwiktlng
Pro## rount of inrurnifTred #1 ip j ruling that till' Vt
I today in Lskslsnd of county n , Itnwr*
In that area #info Amert I doe# not applt ^
genis.
cr*' entry Into tin real
i wholesaler handling
crew memt era were mlising j lained from othff
tut lf5 others survived when onejvrhifh "come to resi
of the shins was tqrpcdefd tn tho J of the irnporter*' b
Nortr Atlantic during July. Hole tion in the aetata in
rjisuftlty of ih t second merchant- ducts his business.
.
----------BERN, Bwltaerland, Oet 20, — min wfth ths commodore of the
C II006B B M
(4 V - Ex.'reordlnary preesutlong convoy. Lie j tenant ommsnder Van
---------ware Invuksd In tha Mareaille. HtnsseUer Moon L H N.. re
OAKLAND. Cal.
Franc* ore* today amid reports tired, of 8 sn lHego, Calif.
France Awaits Speech j
From Laval Tonight
Pre#l-
#ignr«* legislation
See ret airy
I M i l l T O N . Mu Oct
4n U C M O J M I A
m em be r#
vice man'* family were
I.DNIHiN, Oct
W. u lt TbCiiit-il Slates Navy's lorcr up,iittiiv from Iceland maiir Its fir• r
tlrflni 1* claim today of a II b«'«i
kill, rr-iwtrtlng an accuralr tomtit
In* uf a submarine by a Catalins
flyloi. boat.
D efen d an ts W in
F e rn erie s Case
idh
fIn it 't<* I** i|i*|ilAjrd In
m ,*f i'll- M-nidence »f
I meiolter» of the irm w i
•I h In| el tn*! toil to he
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Miami U And Rollins Use Different
McCarthy Fires
Methods Getting Ready For Tussle Trainer Of New
CORAL CARLES,
(Special) - T h e
Ur
Miami 'and Uolllni
u*lng different moth
ret ready for their
thamplpmhlp footbal
Miami Oct. If. Rollii
m
Ilunrifinrs who ulHotkfd n ter*'
riffle rtf I rn*ivr to t mlthrr Tampa j
U«t wf’fk. Thllt wm Ihr rr*[ ‘ NEW YORK. Ort. 18 WY-neon* It*. thr
|io»M After tinvlng been trainer of the
i.nr* ih* Ur7r<l lh« Hurricam^j Vanhcea for 13 yean, Ur. Earl
h*rr rtr. laHiet4 In »t*tewid I‘winter ha* been dl«ml»»ed by
Itnrrvci pluyttl nm*l Manager Joe Mcrarthy of the
nf t’ r u «v tfc rrt muin rnH H I A mail ran league championr
ns'prrtmf*' a'in*I Miami** taat four . The, veteran mender
of
n
tow Mow fin worn i cowl by fr* nJ - lliouaard break* ami nprairv w*.
-net
i thoroughly angry t(Mla) a* hi
Muimi h.i In guar* William ••ailed a! the Yankee office to
I Jtnn ant! Tacklns Cleoree f*A£-| turn In hi* key* lie lu*t had
llanli «*«-! M Adlfir ftirn** *rn*a-| returned from an Interview with
tionat I rrnim arc! tho Mckfirh!4Manager McCarthy al II iffalo.
«,h>f<'
r rrrf ’wat any
"here he raid he *>»* tleulcd an
ja above iin i-vrr ti**!!«f, tna* 1 ertilanallon of the fir) ig.
"The first I knew of it » • * r.
I* tier frum McCarthy," ha *ald,
•'I went up to a*k rim »h > —If
I her
had been anything wrnn.*ilh mv work—but all I got » u
a protnlaa !•• rtroniinruJ inn |n
o' lip.* rluh* I iSinh l*'f iu*1 that
---i hr !•»• ioma**>l) rl» Ho want.
Sid Hudson To Enlist
In Army Air Forces
I
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wqawt
tlmm.
Says State Does
Not Observe Law
directly M iM ttod
with tlx
mi-
mlniatntlon of public ru jU liiK e
It mart bo witfc-bald in Utw InI n a t of th* more than 60,000
porootu now on *t*ta roll*.” Mr*.
Holler n p ltio d that tho amend
ing at II-1 Sortal Securlety 'A rt
In tfcla particular wa* duo to a
ile*l-r to protret recipient* from
poaabl mbarraumnt, aa all public aorit'M o r * r r t .t c * n o v row
▼a s nr.au>
awlatanro grmnt* are bared upon
r i u r n t a it ear o r taaa
need, 'and En oth*.- way*.
W 'lli'li 1* lilt It BUT (1IVKN.
rio t Th em * * Anne MaeLallan
loWtr of Ta* Certlfloala No. If*.
I.aued I tie I rrt day or A*B*t*l A.
LESS GRAIN FOR CKKMANY I*. Itlt. ka* riled earn# la my ai
de* and ha* mad* appllcallea for
LONDON, Oct. 15. (AY—Tha a laa ,d*ed to La laaaad lharooa.
I
I ''1'ihfH 'w krrw
by CoPrreaa for tha purpoaa of I
parenting the dlaetoaur* of can. I
r p f,PUqb,'lr
!mat r*iff)f,>rutiniiTg,
‘
t
h r'rfiint;,
rilvc
l- E r .A l, N O T IC E S
in Titu r m
TV illN iN .
Ik
« T o r r u n * « t i».
I---R N Tht
l V O 't t k r L O N Im
l»4, IT HIOaATK.
It a:
k it a t n
or
tv. 11. ItNITX. INrtlitd,
tQnantlty
RlghU Reacnrtd
Grocery Price* Good Thru Wednesday, October 21
Meet and Product Good Thru Saturday, October 17
119 W. FIRST STREET
1['
«
ilo Vnii
unn*
ITH.HT
lingo. 0 *Ja . Oct. IS, </1*)—At
0 Nr>laiH tfa* » tr Hitgo; Mlko
Mugbt* acciiUntlr
stuck
Ilia
ban*! In «n clnclru fan, tailliy cuttiri thvr (in ftn
1 itrmrrit w n Htfh »lnC7 no*
K hIv hail r Imndagt Snmtonc
«tri* a** rmcrErnf t bandagn
Imm >i IK-Illconi b j‘ lhffL wa^
rictlifiu.
I* .rmlh
lmicUi
AITI.ES
fir*1 m h r
Triple “S” Groceteria
WIIITK
cLovr.naiMHiM
Butter 49c Bacon 17c
Tkkay
GRAPES
2 lbs.
l*. 1. Nav I
VANcr 401.0H*IK* „
Jalry
Lem ons
5
Naba
Mu
m
(• (■ »< •
10c[ C a r r o t s
Ib
S V ic
Yam s
)
|C U . n 4 ,
P o ta to e s
5
lb s .
W la N .I.
5 lb s .
H a*
25c P o ta to e s
for Cousin, Cheti Co'Ji, BronchIHt
YOU C A N B U Y and PU T AW A Y:
19c
t ill..
It-ox.
no, 2
TOMATOES
l^ a * I r iu iU w
5
lb s .
23c
». Na. I t.ONIt 1*1.4 Nil
2 no. 303
PEAS
23c
tt»a.*id|fy Ut»kvf hfrad
P O T A T O E S . . . . . . . 10 lb s . .. .... 29c
MIX
pkg.
Is
P irtm *
W W 9 »e 4
KOTEX
SU PE R 0 L E 0 ............... Ib 16c
reg.
n*4. 11.
CLOROX
nr *'-.#,*a-a# -*BULBS
each
BULBS
ntart n-r*
P A G
• aw Tall.l
do& 17c
C P .E O M U L S IO N
- 1 l l .*
"
3 cans Garden Gift-Pea?......... 25c
2 cans 2Vz size Dessert Peaches 35c
2 cans 2 Vz size Fresh Prunes.... 35c
2 cans Teenie Weenie Peas (best) 29c
20 oz Campbeii’s Tom. Juice.. ...3-25c
46 oz Campbell’s Tom. Juice... 3-50c
6 Bxs, 5c size Sauer’s Blk. Pepper 19c
6 Bxs. 5c size Silt_ _ _ _
$ Bra. 5c size MStches
STEAKS
SOAP
rnb firwid
O a k a y M l* H r a f •
*
T .a a l.
CATSUP
bch.
STEW nEEF, Ib ... .........
19c
NO. 7 STEAK. Ib
........... 32c
POT ROAST, tb ..................... 29c
SHORT RIBS, Ib ......................23c
t.ahuh at tcv
AMD FAMtR >1 THEY RDC* IN/'
no. 1
R D|
GREENS
fo r
|»( L U f a Lba.
troublo io help looaen and npel
grrm laden phlegm, and aid natura
lo roothe end hral t*w. trndar, mnamrd brnnthlal mucoU* mem*
brane*. Trll jour drug {1:1 to acll you
a boltln of CretmuluoA with tha unoerslanditic yotl itturt Ilk) the way II
quickly altar* the cetteh cr you aw
to have ruur muivry l.uk.
, WHM"D DAT LONE RANGER DO?
PIGS
CAULIFLOW ER held . . . 1 9 c BEETS
«
Potatoes __ _ 25c] O n ion s.......
too*/ /iLTNOje OUTLAWS ARE RrDUiG
no. 2^i
K a 4 ata
BALT
T R M D R H , C O M W -F B I )
lly FHAN STRIKER
PEACHES
T a ll
U ftc
N n tn v
rofi iMi»:r r n m o
ROAST B E E F (with orders) .. lb 25c
THE LONE RANGER
no. 2^t.
c l law
MILK
3 lbs.
U4I r i * M
R u ta b a g a s
to iler. |> me
eaum It toe* right i- '.be •<*; of the
T .lla w
•im ,l> Cat
lallct*
r
U’-JI
*14.
*11 Tall
UyUlM,
Friday-Saturday - Red Hot Specials
All) I
ria. Ft*
PEACH ES
** 23c
!«omblng
work^Pf
COCKTAIL
Uii. I YORK
* /tliricnl womep.
***(•Ufl lfniibl»* atichaalhiry mlirhl
j I nvr» If the N ha| cvrr got lo |ha
I out*U rt- of IwOnrlon
BUTTER
f *, i-- -N■
A P P LE S
of
IfiHfirnb of iMfriini
brokr
|»Krfiuvb barriara, •ImulaUng panic
, ; nt
i!oftnr*. r irst** ant!
O. D. PARRELLs Prop.
1Phase e u a .
Mather Bldg.
I (Formerly 3 agg«tt'a U q . Store)
____ —
A IL fUMOtTOira A lt) ri'.Mmatchinc TOaokl
HAVMG CLAIHR Oil UKcor l Inawl,, MAkm
AUAiNrr i a i i i r.a-
^
blarr** fin!***
AR C A D E
Package Store*
by Mr*. Mary Holler, member of many and Cermandtecupled counIhe Diatrict 12 Welfare Board. I Irlee waa ee lima lad .today by the '
"An amrndmrn. to tha Socla1 Minlitry of Economic Warfare at i
Security Act. in affect ainca June IS percent leai than bat year and.
It 1911. denlea matching federal ?S percent below UU5-M aecrage.!
fund* to thoaw tU U i that fall to! The rSoilage waa cifectrd to I
rbaerre t ie reetrlctlona Impoaed! mean reduced b in d ration*.
"tha amount' that It could be
TATfli
T(*i an4 each of you *rt h«r»br
I jwnalliad I* merely a not*lion
nMlfiH
and f*qulfrd to pr»Nnt
. • ! elmpin arithmetic "
nr i*l«l no■ and it* mauda which
« j J ^ n g lis h S p o r i U e n iC T
- T il. !.
w *V ' » on. nr allhap *»f »au. rn*r hara
jatnat th* aatala « f W If. Vlvlfi,
'H a s
A ir
R a id
D r i l l fr: ~ bS h ' hi^a
iPraiifd. lain nf Hid Cnnntr. U»
th#
Cnunfr Judg# nf P*mlnola
~ ,
-----------rate to deellne to furr.lih the
CVunlr, fla rld lf. i l I l f ftfflr# lo
IX}NPON, Oct. It, (AY—Wlm namea of rectplanta of
ih*
reiifl h«tt*# o f a^lif (N>«ntr
I l-don aforta etrlr. and I undo-, atalitance. the amount of fnJlri- at n-aford,
flhiIda. within »l*hl
pubuiL vc«»rnlf»y wtni Ihmugr dual grant* or olhar ilmlUfly* nUadaf month# Imm IN# lima
L_---- . o*' protoctcd
------ a
“
IW
of tha Ural puLllratlon of IhU iw>«
ri rralltlin tull><lr*«' rcbp*r*a>
informatton.
v f n « i*Hfh mluhl occur In tha
1rv**nl of an invasion
» dependrnl ni.ithvr.i
airenlriS or th- l.n. 1Hncn'(1.** «P.l"nf Vb»" U -V a ll
la U# .principal worry of the.* • «
,
'
M fUioM Dr
Unlcn Ih* UfennAtlou bought it
t f e 't S T S S w H B .
fit ATT AM K H iA. Orl 15. 'd*l,lr o ),( ifc.. Job to
Mid
Mil lludmn of Chatlnn'oya i Iipi "1*7 tic wav to tren' r. mao holla.'
“ Aa Florida la now paying eaah
Washington Scnattr*' numh. i otH'i d ir . |A yrar.
grant* at th* rata of more (ban
|.ttrhrr. .aid Wcdnr»day be |>tan
I’nlnler »ald l.o wa* Icavini* fur nine'million dollar* a year In .the
pdouble
r xwing
i tf’a'feWMSis
!1
tha Tara » III *l«.ut I - ™ ' "
V
who
m
Ib
Ib E E F
39c
lb
*
25c
.PLAKBS
PORK FEET. Select ^H tarn— .........
PORK EARS, We*tere Select.............
PORK KIDNEYS, W a U m Cut...... ....*
■ b i t <;n«tie
c ar to n
WnMu
SEA FOODS
T u U O’ 8 «i H*d da<l>
Fllleta
plu m
LARD
2 lbs.
lleel
PISH
WM|«
Ib 25c| MEAT
Ib
<L n
17c
MEATS
lb
30c
. Ib
3 tbs.
th IfH*
IK
m u llet
g.*7.w *4a»kaaal
BEEP BRAINS, Setact 8«ta.
SPARE RIB ENDS, Moaly...
PORK CHITTERUNGS____
K rill taal .
CHEESE
Aeaeeted DaU
Ib
Haaa.ra rva
I f*T
TONGUES
MR. ftc#
STEAK
8HR1MP
iv * .
r
lb
■ aaatlaaa g*IIH Vaat
>a,|4a*
NTbala ■■*■** I h
MACKEREL
ROAST
Ib
29c SQUARES
h
Ib
EobSter
render. Juicy
BREAST STEW, tb 19e T ttty Lunb
8TUFPBD CHOPS, lb 29c PsUlettSt*
NECK BUCKS, lb H e
4 for 19c
c i To a k
tn »
PICNIC STYLE SHANK SHOULDER ROAST, Ib
PORK ShoaMer Steak, lb We, S a fe POKE CHOP
GOOO/ THEY WOffr BE
HERE TO VOTE TOMOR
ROW, SHERIFF.
NOW Wt'U. CALL ON
— v- SUM HANCOCK/
\
didn’ t x h p
THEM Mg/,
Tomo m
WMTUU.VO0
Shotf Early! *G i$ Us You* Order for
n-l—a - Ala
Baa*y
BON
4^,- a
8AU8A*<??fW‘\'I.Ib
ta!l
Young F A T H E N S and FRYERS
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4 lb Carton
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YAM S: |
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PAUL ROBINSON
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K R A P rs
SALAD DRESSING
Mr
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to r I ictory...
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U « « *U k U b* ( m i If * » wleh te
irtM rrc inviolate those Inestimable prlrlleges for which *o boro bora m N i c*mtending— we B u t fight!
— TA TalCK
UNITED SU IE S OEFENSE
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SAY IN US BONDS
9 ..
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
VOLUME X X X IV .
EsUblUfaed In 1908
SANFO RR YLO R m A.
'Showdown For Con trol
FRID AY. OCTOBKft 16. 1942.
Member Am w lakd Prew
VJ.
NUM UKR
Stalingrad Army
Makes New Stand
On Volga River
Repair, and Test Captured Jap Zero Plane
5*4?’
rMM?7:
•Believed To Be Near
: House Committee
,;c™
""s; Aft"
..
Lull, Launch
Approves
Jap And U. S. Forces
Sergeant Meriwether Was Gunner
Up Action To Gain
On Flying Fortress In Lille Raid
Ground In Solomons
New
Drive In Northern
Bill
!To D,aft Youth
1 Engage In Stepped
“
orclty
WASHINGTON. Oct.
lb,
t i l l — An air attack oa tha
Final Action Fr o m
n a v Kxpectcn
Within 'Pen Da y s
'*ra
thr Alrutinn I-land* started
Srrgt. Charles J. Meriwether,
and de«trt»yed
S t1
1
f»r
J..« sen oi Mi and Mr». C. J.
three ri -m* »eaplanes on Ihe
Uviiwithrr, Celery Avenue, « » t
m rt, Ihe Navy said
today,
the lop turret gunner - of an
The raid
*«i*
rm u lrd
American Hying Fortress which
\
S
rdnevdav
hjr
Army
fJWrsU A S H IM .IU V
nrl.
[A
participated in the AlHr^l raid on
tfir Immher* acftitwpanled by
1 hr
?male
Military
i-IlK last Frida> night and H*
1 «in ncinr Hghnfng flghfl loan an the U u d , the
t
iidimi.
Ire
1<
m|4 i reromnirnd
trew and humbvi returned safe
ii*
W hilr the hostth-era apllted
reported today. ,........... ...........
i d dl af lift, I"
IN Aral iiltl*
ly to the Rngll*! I « h> due to the
i \pi*** hr* Ihe fik*htrn> MrafA largo r H C N t n t l M
of
bhytfilh
rll>
i
its**
House
H
* Qtlck thinking ut a nearb> Uni*
ful and dr*tViMrtl plsnes.
intmy ships alas boa boon
fingr I Int ft ttl *1 iom I**
ish Hpitiirr, |do,, rven though
discovered M r Ebortlaad loimiffe * •iti i -imilsr IrgMti
th* tumbr.
\i ■
attacked
Oy Alioultfd St*»l|
laad about U t lallao northIlull
■wsrrr oo, German lighters, an
Staltngrnil ilt‘fi*iidera rtv
west
at
Guadalcanal, tho
Aj rciated irrni uitpaliT, ataied.
Nary said. la addition lo tho
Im iti'tl ti> tn‘\' (HtMltionn unW A S I I I S . I i> \
tv i
|i:
Thu dMpsfrh reinfa;
Fuels r natal aalta alroady
I h* II mi* Vi ,«i * til »lf' 1 "♦
d( r t’nvvr >>f early m orning
Hut t Oi hugfeu i.
A i A n
la tho aoGlbouttra Boloaioa
le
If
tee
I
h
•
•
M
t
am
»*«*
i«ly
ai
drews, fig'tW pilot of the U A ft
an ,I
with
their
lilende.
I I l‘ %IS! tl tl 1
.M11 * I 11 itrg
11 tlarkne-tK
the Flying r wires* would have
litu'ks
tn
the
liroatl
V
o lga
<li
it
f
11
hi",
11
i
«*l
(
Mil
*n«
crashed in the ryjgh
hnglish
(B» AsaecJtte* fr*M>
••I la ,«i ,| f » ,ii ,
till Arni) | ( i a r were re|Hirteii today to
channel.
S tre n g th e n s ! J ap a n tM and
'I i \.1'
Mechanics In in nirpUlw plant tn San Dlou?. Cal., am *hnwn (Inp) rrpalrtm; n .11.|. 7.
The German sttackrrs knocked
..
lie innkini.' it new, Htnblxim
■ill I.
i i | to tm
r
Me
A m erican forces engaged totwo motors out, imanticd the ra . plane iilnrh
ilii.iilnl and fotrul dawn in tn* Aleutian.
After it h*,l been pal tn
tiniil Rgaitpil the tlenperalf
hH: n
r
....
J
*
*
*1
’
•
dio appaiaiut, riildli-d tie
life [to fl). 1-nnit l , limn K It Sand*r> ll-.ttmit, l ’ S N n») pltnt '• pulille.1 at ih. ."i.li
• lay In stepped-up action for
I..- i-. • 1 11».»t • »k! Ill f 1(1-4I
rail and drilled shill holes in tie
s knockout blow for the con
1*4- a ll m ■f. 41 4 iil|>nMli*t bill to i he t n i r a n d i i c t o r y .
I taking it utn! I fur » nertm if rigid te.t*
Note .hut Aim-man m.igma ha. n-pUre.l ih. I:
. rudde.
l.i ri.-*
Vj *’ t• 1 1
trol in the Solomon Islands.
The fortresi finallv »h«H»k them |Th». I* « phiinenh.it.i
The nitn, kirw
alremly penoff hut lost height rapidly over
Tho showdown Is believed to
.. 1
,i 1 rnt ft! ■ f • a11 -I tlnfiget n j- h int*« Huuian
M"b ■f 1 ’ 4
the (ha nmrl until, approat 'ling
bo near for poasewion of
"U
i
m i Jr
le c t o r
- * J-. *
Kligland'h 1 Its, It hail •lmp|*e<il In
C1 fot t >> "it'iiili*
This it
SlluadAlcanal Inland, wrested
about I.AOJ i«wi
I
fl 1 it, i- nfirr day*
t■* i
The thud motor w«o Im>ginMng
from Japanese by United
11n* Army nfwi
l. cough
Staten Marines.
*«td "Th** vila
It* t
?<
Ml knew it wa« onl> a tjuf»tb»n
The mighty battle <( (suadal.
*■1-c .i»* th** rttv
of
the
Solomon of *\n *i huruirr.! yard* be Iore
mnsl has spread to the New He- _ .
Is Maj. John L. Smith, I wm.d have to make a crash
brides, 460 miles away, where a } alM, .
....
n ■ iii »i 1.4 v» nffrn
T h r <Nn|ft in a d m it " f ( ' rp.
Hr is credited ,
* itS hill, in fninl of
O ja p a n o e war v «a »l. probably n ,
U
i
l •'ah infantry
Wili'cmilli; 1'"
H u ltii I H
r h m n a t n f I h r V H.
with ihoollng down ilitren en- ,nr 11 lu" k" l ' k **>. boat chancu
>" 1 1. >| hi, Iik» tftfiki
rfihtr ho*t. ■
■ubmarlna, ha* .helled an Amert- w‘'"1 ‘u * . .*,,,1 “ *"..' awa'rded ihe * “ ' »
m 1 e 1 h.nnel- ..hi
Mai utr* hi*' Urru t r p rtt-tl by
4. n m n £ * l r t » l
411-1
^
h 14
f i ik 441 . 1 4
e.n baa* u.ad by th. air .triklnrj
crew 0*,
i hr ir 11 r ^i
thr U ni 1*■ pul iinml ut n trie*
,b
, IK 1 1
M d ll li
S l H l i l i p i ’ 1j u t
>r it r r and «couting forre* partielpatlng; ^aey Cro».
y
„„
llU, ,
, lH,t
grant l" Mr* Su*aii 111lie/, hll
t».4
**•'
ri
,
l
i
.
t
m
e l i g t t l>
'. It
‘ »*rt
*11x14*.
t S .r t
In th. Solomon* atmggle, the 1 '..N T *
* Pi “
ln th<» l"ch
...
» « nmilth* 1
s ho livi * in iutke
11 *,
,I l l 1 " * * » l i ( f
iM H ip 1
« ,"
th e
l
W
m |f
Nary reported lait night.
i " * « '1°
' "*u« k "
j I Mary
r* nl i , .-I *4-n|
...... 1 ilk.
S t ill)
te n ia )
ri
« n ■ * * tin * l i t
ii
f Sauf•
Tbia tUrelopment «a a rmrealed1
..'" m I h - r l™ .
At ,h" CTl« « '
Andre,
it.
M '«l|
, ri i b f
v irg r
f 11 1 V l h i n l
,!» >
- f
*1111 rlnm in
a faw hour* alter tba Nary r e -,1*
* frkUI M,rin' t orT" Phol°- a p p e a r* * ] and in s t a n t ly sis*« l up
Jut vuliinlm
■E*aft 1n\ "f ■Iuni' IM '
m a d l«*
in
a
1b i i i r m nu
h* w i n ,
ih e s itu a tio n , lit c o u ld n o t co m
nl 1 lir St
orted that American »nd Jap
por
t
.f 271.10rt pourl*
«*f lh« amici * t.
u rt
, .1 •
we i n t e r ,
l*v
A
I
Hi*
E
'*
1
V
k
(
t
h
H
|
k
p
r
4
1
i
i i b ir in
m.micaI* by radio so Ne jumj»ed
.neae ItttM la tha Solomon* war*
t
h
l
f
li
ha»
1
■
iiiI
havr
I*w*n
4
*
4
.Il*,
1
i**I
iirp
<
I
t'
in*
> I.,
, r.'k |.If y I ' tl It, -4fU
a n .]
a -•
1h r
f m i’ii m
1 .il l . t r a il
In front of thf fortress, Wfcggl^l
I u tr M
locked Jn a great alr-aaa •trurgi*
l*- (*nun(y *cho 1 !• 1 14-nll) Ih ril ;-Of
|i
ill
I ' t ' It
H it U
....... I I-*
I"
1% of Ihrir tanks, yrstcrhis win ns violently snd headed
t»*.‘ Nf Uland af
Suj
t
L
l
*
of
ih«
Junivr
Arm)
a
i
r
1
4
*1
ml
t
l
ai*
l
,
I
t
f
mi'iti'k i . ..mftMicU|U< told,
directly for store.
tb ltt
l l » * b i* f i . * n
>. f
1 He*
y f i ,Fr g * l * f * J
MI
I't'pr Tf’
W t nalun «talar] Unllvv
•lb
tl*'
Volga
M l*, i f . 1 f
—<*1
’ " I knew b « wsated m* to f q \*
1 t lif V c t l b
ll l f lc d
"
S f lllfh
rf
*itV
lhr A i*. V.j* nut /Ui*
Gattibk
>
f
Jitr
Saituv
I
f
ftirh
Sf4lttdA
I
low him id I look • chance*1* the
f# I Iixki m b ht lldri-f*
1 Ilhrr 10*1 t#r i iilrilVt va#ri* slalfl,
4|j V • f<r* * h It* I t
|mii tr*l fi be- in fit e| plrti r **tb hie, F'lirlts ..f
pllo is Id,
i-on tba b*M » t E.plritd nanfoj
"T f III IitI"
.tk.| f |v giur* it
hliwrlk •
—apparently U aimed at prertht-l
p
1 . 0 ,1
n
e l
The Spitfire sped straight u « »
t fifril b. II Ixussitic P-**l N'ii* f. -tin 1^ 'l<1" p« mu 1 uabi **\rt ll W -4»i.1 |b* Surf ii N » kitI Vi r Sin
",
thr
>
11in i it»ii dump*
'll 1 - ■
!M
unit
bn•
>
to
t.f ln.11 linn vm' mJi I b»- n
Ing Amerleaaa from tending aerial!
1 M fh
K a i Q a low Mil and "Just os he r« a* hr I id thi A inrrlean T * ri -r will I •* prrvi u* i •ii 1
•b
*r
n
.v111
l",
"in
Ii*
.I
army
4
I
t
|f
Ol’
It.-rrr-nlb.n
|»iki
atHli
1
M
i
ll
I
be
reinforcement. Into th. b ald , for| 1
I1 U lU
1 V O J U the crest of U s hill he waggled hi rhargr «i| iht*
In Alii n«.| b*
Mkl’M
mH t f(
pr •
/itflkftl *4 '
f
, ., r * 'iihi ik -ii i ,
|1 I'lif N a h Idi.. kh<iu*** gar
*
his wings again and dropjHtl hi* ; I jiii I nr •I’Iii T m '* *• I u i< n u ■ -Hit Mr 1 .1 s* 1>u vrtiil im 111 tb* 4M.i aft.fr b.s- beer.
” " l » I"*
, Guadalcanal.
• WASHINGTON, Oct
!« ,
— T i t Ji m h m hart lendtd Itrgt relnfarsearonU with
equipment, Im M 1 d| artillery,
Guadalcanal DIend and » r *
now ahallfng American ^>o*i-
Solomons Ace
/yO Junior And Senior Hostesses
Attend First M eeting Of G ro’ip
Corporal Thomas
hilled In Action
"•«>
1.»!
]*iiui’s Colled
271,HUi Pounds
»-» ^ z ; . .
Of Scrap Melnl
,he
.
Leginnnaires
Sponsor /Send4)ff
R. A. F. Attack*
XTclcgne, France
ihr !W .
l hr murnlrg r»f ^ • 1
11. Ml
Finltb
Igne again.. degree In Agriculture,
arts— and that enemy wanhlp* the 110th raid on that city. I Following nl* graduation be cr,
(till were lurking off tha northern “ Ulock-buiter bomba” were drop-1 ||ated la the Army ami . . . .(a
coa»t of Guadalcanal.
ped.
I Honed at Eteiler Field, Mi*» ,
There, American plants and
Uranwhlle, th* Sovltt govern Geiger Field, Wash.: Balt l.skr
•bore gun* (ought a aavag* d u e l ment
___________
_ Thurxlay
_______ _ City and Waatover Fit id, >la.,.
cam*____
out_______
bluntly
with Jan fo r m took ing to regain t fqr ImmedUU trial and punl.hhaeea they lest to the United-ment “with all the severity of
Stale* marinas Aug. T.
I criminal law" of any Germs! rlngbachad up by a batUo-1 leader already Imprisoned
tho
‘ I with
“
atflr
* tpeelfleally
*“ “ named Ru
itm ; Allies, and.
■ bearing dolf Ilea*, a captive ln Britain,
. . apparently-a* cno of the "organUere of Gcr- j
—
CITY
taa
L 5 iE IlIii now for
e lW
C b S S *hoald P* 7|I, t
aumUkanal
hi. tmledoed*.
"f*"1
The announcement wo. made In at
a b » . tbt form oi' • oommunlqua widely, 0f
- W a N ary communique
‘O T .
BRIEFS
A7:06 o’clock Monday
* « ' be
hebl
.v.nlng
th# Legion Hut by members
Cwmpbwib Loti Ing Pott No 6*1
containing tho rophf of Soviet, m,nd«r Ned Smith announced tc
Foreign CommUear Melotov u> a, day. Supper ticket, are on *.l*
10-month»-old communication from up' to Monday noon,
a number of European govern
ments-in-exile.
Fire Chief Mock Cleveland p u t
It suggested sharp departure his men through the roatln* prat
from the plana a f tho British and tice of carrying (Ire bos* up a
Unltod State* j v r t n a t n U ^ tor t Udder. Spectator* gaped ** the
.firemen carried the hose to the
top t f the Cafes Bellding oppoo oej .... .. w*i4t« W*M . uejW 60Q
International r»triba
in London there were exMayor J. E. Curtla of Forreat
pttuoelwie of fear that action along City today aUtad that Elder
the Uoe eugweotod bp Russia Raeeoa af the Berta th Day Adtreold brine wVeleeale retaliation venlist Church,
a
* waa building
lir
new boom them. • wfll meet at
at 13:00
O flOCl ;|
Will leave
f j f e r an waaRoMpad ' deatlnittoo
deal
under tho looden S p a f Chari*,
c fl Mwrlaon who baa tharge of tba
^foet C3JrM‘
l£i pri^i
speaker at the kaaeheon.
>tn-e.|
Hon will lw b( tin- It-k W I
llrtxtk*
l.oitiitr
I-,„
,hw|d,t,i
Vnlora will Ih- j-re-, ntt-,1 b> ii*
Sop* of tl - I **!*,',
Selc
* III I* .uni, bv '
'!■•»> i
*on an.' Mi-
•
S * "iim pf
Genir-
11 It Ik title ■
partr
it.
11
tn 14(1*1 tisifi -i r
lb .
t ftfl 1»e-i»1|f** W.H-I. i batr mim
nf tli "*111 in
Futri 1 ai ‘
-i 1
■I miit rnif .4
mi ni tlii i*t. n Ir
liii’tk m l
tH' rllftllllVi'lk try
i
rt.
* i......i the or gfinttnl I
timed
I parintomb-nl
ir,pi, .ling
n r , , brirflv i* ti f each e»tmmlit it
,chml pi,nil t>, ■nb,„,l ,rn- nr ,n,',i- itrul plan
Frank .1 Nha till*» i Imiiiniiii
,»arn,-* " f .1,-ti,,vn,-h,.,l.
}rlti lr n « ..f i'l. ,,.la „.,t Inter thn . th* It** i 4fit It'd 1IIVMil U't "f ^4 ii
|lef efi *e * **11ii
• <■nitty
(tel. I t
' ,- ut I Ir*- ll»t* aettt in. »i'd»
re»|iin t ntritl*
a r»n>.>iiii. ■
-r.l ..f linr |t-».M 4 li «
-if tbs’ ill V w ‘mi li bn* Itrt’r 1A
'crvb*» in 1i>4i «pi k urtltl 1v. t
1*1111
*4, I.V I'l.ii f l-l "etf|(4” Stlpi
Rngliih *
H”p1 t .4■» 1‘-ft i • vmil'll ii nun
nsunlratum ft ii mi ibr Hi nil’ H
Pressure To Secure' iKfnjrjSk.-*" m"
drr Nnl Sniill amiHuiifiil t»**».*>
I ir program \*ill
a'
Workers For Nazi! Th*
lh« Hand Shell at * ~ ■ .» <b*vk
I 'gionnatn H < Hit-fir j
P l a n t s Increases r“nwtr L
dl'r ,,jr ln,rolt "J * 1,1rips) of tha I^k r M‘inf«ir S* h«**>
1
Mill rnnkc Ihr ad.Jifim
on th* N rw Hebride*. Seeretary
■truggling
bomber
ji«*i
rf War Stimion rvttalad only U>-|
'cleared the hill and rolled ort. a
day that U. S. army ground forre*, |
*1 well a* airmen, ara now ata-i
of whkh It* er*w
tad
non
H ir q '
lloned In that vital area1 W
which
known Lefor*. Th# crew agreed
(By A i m l M i . P n u )
0 itraddlta tho A merlean lupplyj
Violent outbreak* occurred lo- that Uitlr plan* probably could
root* to Auatrail*.
not have flown another 100 yard*
wai grauilated
U * t night’* eomraunlqoa .aid s V il.''’i n c ^ 'i i r 't h ! " ! T 4 u V r . ' to
“
I
In
another wte# of about IT Jap . „ t Frtnch worker* "to go to I r°™
coatrol - a f
trails and tho
flclnfc rr*<l
Ullmadn
~ revealed that army ground troops
had H M d tho kard-proaaed mar
ina*—were hitting book fiercely
la'.O stubborn attempt to rotate
Will
J
liatd.i,
Kolia,>d
Inlluwln, tt„
*1“ »k,ni
fit'
Inf riearelte* nn.l t ity
b...
t'-.*rY|rf Me' W I irllp’iru 'n Mill 1f'i'1 ributrd to 'he *el» i b *‘+ *
young ltd if« uf thr Juit 15 A i
i111ary ol tne . o*t„ umier tin*Hull
o! ana
Ihe ftcnd
d f l c«mmlll
itv«i «*
*»»■•-''*■
..............
headed by Mr*, r. V lluu.hol.lr,
Mualc will be fuimahc! by Ih.
TS .
heroratlont will i f
Au.lllar,
math- In Ih
itnir
f , hr
|i,
v, gr .......... .
—
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Kngluh
,
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fOr m m-M 1-lUef ly .Ship
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,< iii bei m ■« ri t In rt g 4'*
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IH .41*.1 41 vt ill h* .l 1 * 'ill in 111g '
rvtf.l
I A
I will I -
i Throe aclvi',1.
having The
UrgrVt
achoil drive
These raprvsenta
the ,,rlnrl|«.l
principal
|Her*, along „,thh thr
or tearb* r 1r,„« the »rh<x>l having
the beat ree..f,t m Flonda. - 'l l
rhrt.trn ihe l.d-rrly Ship, and all
(heir ranen.e. .HI '»■ paid by the
Halvair** romml niun
|
l>
It to Man Uuliiitaif IIran
I'.bHiwra
$ !£ £
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11
Man Mountain Says
Army Wnnta Youths | AmrrirMii
ATLANTA
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—M«*r*» Ib-Wkln.
by Mr*
jp dlBtfUitlor ht conu»
bmi' . W / 8 lllN (iT b V . Orl, Jrt,
M 1
Mr* Avn I)nv i*
fromll 5 arm) with m disability I Ccpl* K. V. “ K*blirr*Rlearnbirk -j Ml»> Mnrjuri# Cojfbiim and Jilt*'
dlirhsrjrc
' *Tbnuiehl
barkMtmday
fn»m %'r ]| su wart rompoRrtj |hr jianrl
And |'mj Man Mountian wh**^* «n official aurvry trip to Knjr
tcil name \r Frmnl L«*vlt an- Umi the c*u»clu*ion that a arc
The *rr<irwl In the acrira nf
who *syr he (la» .Urred Ir 41,:t»• , end front In Europe muat • • » " |,ht„. mrrtinga will lx- Or4 2'.\
••( apaHm.nt. nod l,..t. I« |>ie, i„ng on south lowa.,1 Stalin
wmtltai. malt he. al' ovr. Hi deriaivr aucce.* fur Ihe Uritlah
. '
btrolhe I’owell mli
• lob* aava
thi ainoncnta
, when
globe
sav* the
exponent, Ol
ol .out'
yout> American .1,
air offenalv*.
.r * Ml..
,* Il.rothy
J',.. I owell
“ , .u„l,
’ !
,
lor .everat day* there
had
err absolute), rig!
,
Already aerial auperiority 1*1 ,,
, 1 * 1
condurt
> Ii 14lit V TAV 4)K K1 Lit
Im• „ „nlv aporadlr fighting In the
“A man ya.l 4C ir lb: .rn, , -definitely on the A ll*.’ aide” ,
on
« '* '
'rubble .trewn
.tree!.
of
the
*tn1 worth « —•" V aaU.
and “the tr.T»l u entirely In o u r iJohn T" ,um- asalated liy M '«.
u v.-dllM.TON " r
I' 'At
worker.' .rttlemert on the nurtb—
------, favor." the flrat World War afr Carol Slone, will present a faah
,
S-nai. nil,' llou** < "n weatrrn fringe of the uty. ThU
see renortr.1 to Secretary Slim
l,,n. ,h" w
n.* rorrcc' ,er>,
(
toda\ agree 1 ah.ence of
■nd incorrrel forma of dresa
* I itti I t thr nrw rrvrfttir bill mu ant much * peculation.
* I 4 Tkl '* » ‘lf»r* lot *»P ra*1 I
k
•ih ****** of millvulnnh over
[
main an air theater until * r have
aecttml sujwriorliy over Ih* Ger
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W EATH ER
W ASHINGTON. Oct. IS. (Ah
Th* Hout* of Representative* in man air force ami paralyse* the
FLORIDA — Little
trmp#r«the new Congrete starting m ' production cauaclty of the OerSTAR IN ARM t
turn chance lonlc’it will
RcatJanuary will have at leaat r.i man aircraft Indiutry.”
Irrrd
Ilaht
ehowrrv
aouthasut
new face*.
il n II. B. Pop#, chairman of
MIAMI HEAf'lL Ocl Irt,
rf»aR-. this aftarnoon
Tha Associated p m * show,
.Surgical Dreailnrt of the Bern ! Brur^ « alnrt. arievn star
f»r
that t l Incumbent member* were
Inolr County ChapUr of the »n
*h°+
>c#t r.1n>
F L iU t fial.LKD
net candidate* for re-election, t l
Amrrlrnn Red Croa*. 1* asking |M • « v * » “ > b* In the army hi-.were defeated and seven vacant
for volunteer worker* to m e e t :" 1
., .. ,r ! * " week*
JACKSON V ILI-E. Oct 10 (JP)
oehta are to be filled in next
with Her at the StUfteal droesltw’
„ t T « hfll n rob
Aviation
Cadet
Alexander
th’. balloting.
T,, M ^lVln^ iiT Ko L'.le.
1Craig UaeQalUn. Il l, U9NR, ot
W ASHINGTON, Oct l ( . W T - mom in th* Grammar
" There 1* a dire need for w o rk -1U li " *olnlnb ur hc
1
Newport, ,R. I , waa killed Thur*Bseretary nf War Sttmaor an
D .n M .a w 4 .H „ . U lt .
I day when the trainer plane he
iterday that r program cr* *a th* September quota must
be
filled,"
Mr*.
Pop*
stated.
I
D—14
we*
piloting collided with another
.. Illiterate enlisted m
trainer near Bt. Augustin* Inlet.
Th* classes will be held Mon
in euceesefu! oper*tlor t In
day, Wedneeday aad Friday from|HAN DIEGO, Oct. 1 «. W>—Buildth under preseat army 9:30 A. M, to i:C 0 P. If. AHi l n* a Il-IJ Liberator, with lt» MORGKNTHAU IN LONDON
- *11
*1*,0“00 -------.1
separate
*—
parts.reqalrea
*------- ■—
regulatlomi n*
more worker* are urged to attend.
IAJND0N,. OeL U , 0P>-Tbe
tb* combined aervlcer of mor*
percent bf the man lnlh*n
1,400
manufacturer*
In I# United State* Trbaeury Secretory
on any day at tnv om
CORRECTION
fit* tea and the Pro vine* of On- Henry Morgenthau trrlrad today,
ay be HUtentae, Btli>*on
Uric Canada. Consolidated Alt - and conferred with British fInanei
ting all ef these ir
In
th*
Hat
of.
candidal**
foe
craft Corp, official* said yester k U In t C
Ing uatta wae VveCity
Commiestoa
published
in
The
damende of mittUry
day.
Tha South Baa Ulooda or* tho
Army's need
ti*M for Herald yesterday It was stated
and Die Army**
expoead pooka of vail, tufa
of.thee*
of these men la
In U4ka
teklu that Edward Uigglns waa run Now I* th* time for all good
their civilian training ning In Group t.
Thlg should men to com# to tho old of their #d mountain range* rlxlag f
... ..
eowmnnntry
the fleeq of th* Paetfle,
*"*•
, i
L , H have bevn Group ].
House Has 64 New
renorte.1 to HacreUry SlimFaces Next CongteRK "°^rbrB u^ ^‘a1
!!1Tli-*ter «m r*
<!*7^nilf*l
omrnltte,
1
Surgical DressinKB
Workers Will Meet,
Army Has Program
T o ' Teach Illiterates
I ff
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Natl activity had
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OCTOBER
Th« Sanford Herald
Farm Labor Shortage
THE (THREE 'CENTS PER) MINUTE MAN-1942
While certnin senator* from the agricultural state*
are busy pointing out that industrial workers are being
givtn preference over form laborcrn by draft boordn In
tho matter of deferment, and the House Agricultural Com
mittee warns that unless something Is done to keep men
on the farms and to provide farming operations with more
lO L U s n u m i l
"glamor" there are going to be a few million hungryKAIIsr
«S5r
f m > 0 » P»AW—Wealaeaa Miaagee stomachs in this country, it might be n good idea to inves
tigate this matter a little farther.
,
ic iic s im o t n a tk s
rayaet* la l l n t M ^ K
It should be interesting to know what has become of
;.-r ay esnut —---- ---- ---te.fi the enormous stocks of wheat, com and other supplies
.' N t Meath
purchased during recent years by the A A A under the crop
v z reduction program, nnd whether the government i-- si ill
AO ehHaerr wester*, eat*. ej (raying farmers in certain sections not to produce. It would
reeelsllsae taS asllete ef also lie of interest to Icnm how much of our food crops
«<a fsr the t » r w « •»
__ __‘ will he tStrata fee are being shipped these days to Chinn and Russia.
aaeatae aSverttslaa islta.
And before anyone in this country goes hungry, an
investigation should be made of nerenge restrictions tbit
hnvo been applied to such crops as sugar, (t Is a well
known fact that the Florida Everglades alone could pro
duce sufficient sugar to supply tho entire United Stales
but because nf tho competition such production might pro
g m l f *a a oseasesr ef Ths
S lr K F lW whlsh Is tills * vide fur ( ’iilmn and Hawaiian sugar it has been virtually
elects eaitised la ths as# fsr rs- banned. The same to some extent is true o f Colorado’s
Sahlltatlaa af all aaws eiasalrhaa
aeedueo te ll #r sal atharwtsa beet growers.
As fur the labor ahortage that Is threatening firm
production, there arc countless thousands of idle hands in
m
the Bahama islands that could.bc brought here in a very
t
FRIDAY, OCTOBER H , 1*41. short while to work on our farms. And wt. don't" see why
Chinese cooties rould not In* brought back in empty ships
[
" BIBLE VKUAB FOB TODAY
which have curried armament nnd supplies to India and
1
HERE IB THE SUM OF ALL the Far East.
MORAL AND SOCIAL TEACH
But before anything so drastic Is undertaken, a simpler
INO. A MAGICAL FORMULA process might lx? a thorough investigation o f the Surplus
j
T H A T WOULD REDEEM OUR Commodities Corporation to determine whether this agency
,
C IV ILIZATIO N : As ye would Is still feeding people who art- simply unwilling to w irk.
that m«n ahuul'l do to you. du yr And some inquiry might Is- mnde into rcjxtrl* ttint negroes
also to them liin-wisc l.uk.- « it 'are earning enough In two days' work on government ,iroNO ONE IIAH A PATENT ON 1 jects lo enable them to loaf the rest of the week.
GOD. YOtf. CAN INVITE ANY
We cannot see any excuse in this country nf ours for
ONE TO CHURCH OR A IIKT anyone going hungry, and if that is in pms|>ect, ifter
TE R LIFE. Let him that hearrth
years of over-production, it seems to us some sort of in
say come.— Rev. 22:11.
investigation by competent committees should In* denun.ted.
ft
.. i__ 1 W W F W K S S R I l
17 when they Fad been m e n t rale tteedla for tu, w ont you?
will
And all Beminela
Cocntr
tlaya upon the water,. tha other celebrate I Someway, wo fact
tnallnl tha 27th of last month, art right ‘down In tbaTO,
Lewis taid they wars allowed to
(Centlsee* -w ea#a FewO
tell how they were situated, lie
u y i everything spoken It’ French.
Then are air to a lent, tt is cold
at night and they use two tlsiketa. Lewis, do they speak French
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
in Auatralla 01 , rather, in soma
THE BEST M»
island near there? And do you
a Jap now and then? li K.
stick one with that old hypoder-
*• LIQUORS
V.
• SCOTCHES *
Quality Drinks
Served riffht
• WINES
*
BE SURE TO VISIT
That**is the kind you will
always find at
NICK’S
BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
Package Store
(P a c k a g e Goods)
M l W. First Bt
Ph. UO
On ly M A L L O R Y H a t s
Are Water-ProonBeltn!
You Don't Havo to ‘ Como
In Out o f ths Rain" with
This Weather-Do lying Hat
Simian Logic
K
P
!v
*
•
I
Aw old Malayan monkey
. Sat upon * Hmti.
And contemplated liulltlt
Speeding under him
H a studied group in-havlur—
Twenty-thousand strong--
Then said, "That fellow Darwin
Must have figured wring.
I t couldn't be our family
Man’s deteendrd from
An evolutionary ape
Wouldn't act that dumb!"
LINDA DOONE HAXllN
Usually the buaieftt raen art*
b
tha ones who are railed upon
k i first whsn theta it another
Job to do.
Wo‘»a been readlna a good ,l,'*d
about tha rentt Iwlng fm »»i Ihit
Foil, but wa wonder whal't going
la happen to ll ern mat winlrr
wbsn the fuel nil runt -*ut
?|o one le predicting “ Well gtt
tho-bore out of the Irrnchet li)f
iMttmai” , but everyone terras
In %no« we won’t rrnck t'w lt«
front until we establish t tee-iml
_grist re*t*tretlon*
In
HI
Pataraturg are Increasing at the
winter month* appro**-1 , but w>
f or tar the flrtt tit weeVt the)
arc 60 percent of the tenn pe>to-l
M X * 1-
m
_
Military t'AOert* Iniltt Hitler It
looking lor
for n etalrmale
quit# know whether (hot
4 ha It pUnnlng to grt maror la just gelling tired ol
allnl.
That waa good newe the other
iy about our Navy defeating the
tpa In (Sc Solomons. Iml somehat* diarCncertlng to tram a day
■ tiro Uttar that tl .- Ja>'s had
adad In force on tinadalcanil
in trr thousand personr
liras last yrar bccniisn
Whan jrnu tiirelrisly
v remember that you
a merely demaglaR thr
you may ba coiling
ll« Ufa.
any Is said In hare lot*.
Unea since the war began
rating Ihote destroyed on
qnd. The llrttlih have lost
his alto serrea to indicate
to period when Germany
ad the air Is passing.
ysrpnirnt Lullstln exp sms
decide whrther sr-mrthing
and should be scrapped,
haren't used It during the
gee months, and don’t
le bo able to use It during
t three months, It's junk ,
r. -L..II .it.
Big Shots in Their UndcruhirtH
T-
The King of England Is every inch a king in whatever
may Ira the mtxlern equivalent of red flannel underwear
He looks dignified . So does President Roosevelt. So ihras
Winston Churchill.
But Hitler does not. and Mii-o>olini
docs not. No comment on Marlene Hietrieh
Actually, I have never seen any of these persons m
Iheir “ longies" in nn ocular sense, but in my menial ilark
rtKim they print that way
As a memlrar of the working press n reporter I
follow’ Ihe
-- I T
"Ilisl
**>■>
*Flannel
■ SSchool
-w in -ip
lof
it
u
Journalism."
-rui lllllin ill,
which
n l i f t II
hail
n faculty of one and. *<> fur in I know, ju*t one pupil file,
You art- invited lo register— free— and liorr L the entire
r
course:
I was a cuh reporter and the equivalent of royalty had
come to town In the frarson of former President William
Howard Tuft. Hie imis|>ect of meeting and talking with
Ihe great man awed me. I was certain thnt my knees
would knock itntl my tongue would thicken ami I would
get nothing out of the Interview except u temperature.
The managing editor never had edited a lug nty
paper, never made the columns of Who’s- Who. but he waa
u gtstd editor and a wise man.
"I tell you what you do." he said. “ Mid you ever see
your old man in his red flannel underwear7"
My father went for gray, not red. hut I maided,
"He wasn’t a very impressive sight, was lie? Well
your old man and William Howard Taft would look nlxm!
the sumo in rod flannel underwear In fact. I’ll give your
old man n shade the better of it. Bememls-r that when
you meet Taft."
So I went to seo William Howard Taft, and nty knees
knocked and my throat was dry. And then I thought what
tho boss had said and grinned nl the menial picture I had
of tho great man, and ho grinned and the interview went
famously. It’s u great system and I’ve Keen using It ever
since.— Waller Klcrman, Your Life Magazine.
h is t
n i >f>r» rt*<I,
in
K lim n lint that cnn"tnko
n ducking” — and com e up
smiling. For only M allory
ofTcm tho excituive 'Crnvenc t to' procswi Hint resists moisture. R ain y day or sunny,
your 'C raven ettc '-1 rented Mallory has that built-in in
surance that means longer style lifo for this season’s
smartest luita. Y ou 'll like lira wide rang* o f fin*•
ialtos and colors. M ost styles a r e ....................... spUeuU
vi* nyight. If! Jw
hi* family to |?«y im n ilhlny rutllngl
ay mm roultl nrver tuy, i iwl
Will. air. i'i» rr<| tnnls in our
b u iJn 't w p ’
H rrr
< miM, it woubl tint mt-an
i i ir iv l!
*m m n'h ll mrani, alto, toe r—l*r trre must In* so f jII of
rrd«r tn-rrlr*' by n<iw that Ihrir
iiick tcklil u t mu. try tMi-resUnjt
m family spam him l« he [ chr,ts air 'cc-dar linrd* Anyboiiy
Ihilttf a h Ihui I ihr l|*»ys irt lit* t»ujm i to*I of timr and w«*
j
nt—
i onr for storing avsay light
fits
0 r ir
Irm n lrtkf
urni
m o r tlr
ihsit i* »
BNcrifice to Spring woolen* over th* winlrr* '
H r s»>s th n t •tut iff s i it ut
UU
Sr», nr thank you all
W E llodoon l Dukr you know I.
nt!■tt, |Sid »f«- Lui| ifrik' Iwtrtlm.„ m uj
- VVt • h ieiit’i y . I ' m l
l iF f w it r
says 111it( uhl* a* ytui ln
...vi- - - ^
I«,, I*i
Ml PI*|| a little whlU* nf- volunteered for lh*- Navy a-vrral
cam.
-i c |ut
wrrks
ago at Orlando. Hr l<
! " U r rnofiev ll mkjrht ( p r o lm•hi)».
b l) j 4,. Munch
urn! f r»-*i only hml 72 now In Jackaonville In the Rr
ilufirS ami
Mu
fu r
m ia r h ir f
S ■y r
Ivlce, hmit- l-uvc Hr h h » srhrttulrd to trolling Station, and Mar)ortr.
MrfM^RlTl
Ifa v- ,,n Ih p ,Stirtmliner
Hi
3:37* we understand, la up ti ere Im
Jark aim ti»M u* nf LLork-out*
K» r*|
igrtm! Rml, inci* That makes It pretty nice, thikr
i l r lY M t h m u K h tf«* r m iu n la ln s Ml drni-illy. h u
wraringr
flrit lip a Yroman. .Irvl dais,
iii i s i i v i i T Yr*jrn<&e r i a i i l l l t
n iif h 1 ns
a
tm -rn itn»n
n k 'n in *!
oiforrn * r have Be^n Ihii j Unlit Joining th* Navy, I)uk<it it u r r
r»c*r«*B»My
Thr
lf-ni uarci | ,
Fir»| t* i mrfhRinir with was for a number nf yrar* with
l -t X t c X i t p
M iW In fia a i •11irIt 1a m n o t blu e , t > “ S"\ arul hat two atrlpr* nnd
tie Wight firncery Company, Now
but r n l
d T" ofi hi* ilrrvr, PcrsonillY, we must confess we haven't seen
Sm c^
Iwrin-r
t h ilu r t r d
!»n
tho f r tl u »fht ihit fine, for, you
toy In uniform, but from all
I 1I1 tern of March. Jack ha, been j PM,K Kir,I only volunteered for this
we hear, he must ect such an
in Barrack, l-t rt ( »nj|i Chaff-r, (Vr Army on April 22. He eh* example tt at tote o' bo ye just
Ark Tbcr.UrJ ""tlJUtMl
“•‘icr.- arr
sic nhuut
ahoul IS.U
11,000
null Utml activa
-active Military bertlcr
Herr ter on
In ^vd *len jp
on Uw*
• latinnrd
ihrir |
|it i,
not far flow’
from1 \{gv
d Ihrir
I. rot
\ {»v tJ
0 ,r pth
'.ith and nntlt that Itlrnr r«tne
•trrngth of Duke's appearance.
rbr mounlains wild nrilhri l* il rad bc-n rmpbrynl hv thr F’lorlria (,0od going, Yoeman’
far from la in ; Rotinsoij,
Power and Light Company.
fume again, Ja,k. WV surrlj
F rr.| I prrhap* wr should say
We wonder
samrtimre
Just
did rnjoy thatvlrlt wilF you
Frederick, butmost of us
know what
our liTrc* arr paying fnr
him n' F’ red). graduair-I from our and wti'rw not referring to war
And. •peaking nf Sergranls,
Semlrolr High Pchro! In ly.ll Hr
had a iitllr laugh the ntSrrdel -aid to plravr say hello to every* expenilllurea'
fall to ourself over u paral rn| i . ..nr. for owing to his start lime
CORRECT MEItTS WEAR
which appeared —guess whrrr?
,st Nome, he co ildn't see everyone
Thl- rrwaneprl. t| rrlatrvl |la> lo ray It hlmardl.
II 'harl IwrllrrJ' Hergeant1 objected
feed lonVnl grand, hut wa
In soldiers being railed 'Hoys', lie Fated to have film leave home
thinks they should be called men with a cold. Nevertheless, Cor*
Al 1 right. Mister minb If you oorat, w» I i|>r it will tw all gone
want In gel un a little game, du Ire the limn this ropy reae'tet you.
yo 1 rail the men, nr ib yira cal!
Fred told us that Ralph Vln. jnt.
the 'boys'? tf you want n llllla Henry Carrol.Al Wallace
ana
whoopee, do you rail the men in ( larrnra ’tntunda are all with
it" you rail ll v 'boys'? You *al I Company “ F" In Virginia—at!
tbnt 'toy' Is a mother's wor-t with Repair or Onlname.
Wo
\ery well. It Is olio u lather * were so glad to have this little
word and three is great pride ir*(| on these hoys Oh. recuse us
in it, for. after all. In rver bo> - Hgrgranl!! Men. we a'tould say)
I’lcre rs an awful lot of man ant ind who wltl give us further In*
Dy MRS. ERNEST IIOUSMOLOF.R
in cvrrv man Iherr Is a great formation and their accurate adilisl of Imiv Aral In both there h
I In inagnlliclrnl spirit ol a sol
Hiller. She Ha* sold herself to die;
him, Kin nmlijtions, Ids Ideas and
Y o i know what? A friend un when the did that, tie automa
down
tha
wittingly gave ut a little 'lead' tically ‘told herself
i
laat summer. Phe said something rl u r.
about “ rmotjonal sentiment * br
Po, Amerka, here It a toait to
ing abandoned In favor rather of ou ami emotional irntlmrnt.
“ real service."
Imullonal arntlmrnt will inspire
Well, that phrase, “ emotional all of ut to any rial tarries wa
■rntlmrntT Kmutlnml sentiment can rrndi-r you. You
art
our
and wo thought afterward. “ What, Coutnry You arr nur life.
after all, It back of ‘real service*
Ami we will give you orr all.
but
'emotional
tentlmanl'T"
Wl at It the ImpatuaT
“ Kelaiallon |> the flrtt raWhere would America be to 'lull lie nf strength"
tilbcrl
day were It not for emotional lluhtanl. That, doubtless, It tha
sentmenl? Emotional sentiment tourer of the taring In tha Army.
on tlia part of our forefathers T To a nerroui soldier or Ira Into,
We would not now Le a nation I thay tar, “ Take ll eaay’* Good
Where now would there .be any adrlta for all of ut—If tr* can
patriotism? For 'emotional senti ‘taka' III
^
,
ment' It tha trery mainspring
J
w
t
h
«
w
Im
portant
the
auto*
34,000
commuoides
depmtd
«
w
bark of patriotism!
L l _ B—
n t ip m m it
m o tiv e m e th o rtlt’ s w o r k It ta
* V y cn motor v s N d *.
m ra n
lu rk
t» rarh otbrr, t*
• l<» } mir lurk, ,
MALLORY
ETCHISON FELT&f3.00 to $6.0ft-
B. L. Perkins
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
f
TODAY and SATURDA
2 Big Features
T h e A u t o m o t iv e M e c h a n ic o f Y e s te rd a y
Is the VICTORY SERVICE MAN o f T o d a y
MAM •
(
H w n otion W ill b « ctoor 10 « n
Shout o f m r y t a forms use one
r
.Tan no maw
S rartnswa',
of red Ups la bring
tom the Income las
if. It wont be necea» t ,0* * Rotaty the
• M efo then 65.2% e f oil w er
ALSO—THE S MESQUITE KB
Uob Steele s Torn Tyler - R aft
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PAGE THREE.
TOE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
Three Recent Brides
Honored With l’arty
Telephone MS
MARJORIE ROSA COGDURN, Society Editor
Social Calendor
FRIDA V
I tHrt Gardeners Circle of the
IRl . - v.i liiiu aul meet at the
home of Mrs. M. C. Hwtngle.
1702 Magnolia Avenue at 9:30 A.
M. All members are urged to at-
SATURDAY
# Mra. Francwi E. Room ilia t will
diatribute sewing to all County
committed during the morning
hours.
The Junior Commando* will
hold their weekly meeting at Ut*
(Voting People* Club on Flrvt
Street instead of at the Woman'*
Club.
Utiles houri of It* Garden
Center at Smith'* Furniture Store
will be from 2:00 P. M. to 5:00
P. M. with lh# busintaa and InIpirttlonal mrctlnjr «l- 3:30 P. M.
The Dependable Clair of lw
Mathodiat Church will bold 111
huilneas and aoclal meetlna at lha
homa of Mn. Ruby Middleton,
Genera Arenua at S:00 P. M. with
Mra. P. II. Lanainf, eo-hotteaa.
Hamilton Holt Will
Talk To Clubwomen
Hamilton Holt. President of
Rollirta Collet* alnee 1925. will
•peak at the banquet for the
Florida Club Women, who will
attend the convent Ion here m
Tuesday Oct. 20.
lfr. Holt inaugurated the Con
ference Plan of Study at Rolllne
and attracted the attrition of thr
educational world, lie la nreildent of the Third Amrrlcan rear*
Congress and offlrrr of tlher
International aocirllra.
Aa a lecturer at the American
Branch of International CouncilIation and World Peace Found*(Ion, Mr. Holt described progre*
>lre educational method!.
In 1918 Mr Holt visited all
the battle! rents nf the Allied
armies ai the oflieial guest of
the various government!. When
the Covenant of the league of
Nations was drafted, he went to
Parla aa head of the League to
Enforce Pea.*e, and Colonel E.
M. Houle appointed him a llaaion
officer between the American del
egation and the League to Enforce
Peace.
nAPTT BIRTH DAT
Steve Hmigltln
Mr*. F. L. Woodyuff
Lawrence Hrrtun
Bub Crumley
Wiae llerdln
Mra. Kate 0 Griffin
Nancy Jean Young
Haturday
Ur*. II V Mill.
Mr*. R (' Matwell
Mr*. Mary L. Strong
Grraldine llrnrhliffe
Mrs J O Miller
Mr*. Isiul.r llanlln
Sander
Mre G t* David
Thf room. were decoratcu with
iy Kill flowers. yellow ■ml rr.l pfe*
I. dominating. nn.l the tsllir. weft!
Iravr. in Kail color"
After scvrral pn<fie«iana of
i bridge scor.-. w.-rv added writh
KlieK U-ing nwnrilr'l l.t Mm . ChanMr anti Mr* A A Royvrx of dlrr Shar n. In. inline In Mrv,
JiittMlown, N V , pumat* to Mi T I Harris Jr
an.I screeno^
•mi,
thf nuriln « f Mr. and being won by Mt«> I-rnntxllo
[
Mr*. A K. floisetttr Tuc»day. i llagnn.
A lalatl pftLi»p am rm fd Id
thr Mlnwine eurrli Mr* Av*
i Wright Mat i*. Mr* tiny Holler,
, Mr* J I* Uldgo. Mr. It V Leon,
Mm T I Hnrni. Jr. Mra, Jut*
1 ti., I.ynrh, Mr* John ttrry, Mra.
, Wallrr Csrlrr. Mr* ti. K (toff,
Mr* Chandler Sharon, Mra M N.
Sayrr. Mm Helm Schulli. MraGlrnn l.inirlr. Mra Frederick Bell
ami Mr. (1. W Spencer.
A|.n Ihr Ml**ea Ri-lwea S ift in., Kmily Lloyd •( W’ llkcsHarr*,
I t’n . I'aml Slnnc, Margaret Wight,
Mr. and Mra. A 1. Bette left
ihla morning; for F t Bragg;, .N.
C . w h e re th e y w ill vi*it v*llH th e ir
•on, ('a p t .
C h a rle s
f lr t l* .
anl
Mr*. H rtt*
A
H allow V o n
will I >* hr I I nt
r*i»tum**
W O M E N 'S
I Trty Ann* I .re. Drilhh film it nr,
f n h m reunited with hrf n»trr.
M r* Mary Penny of NeWn, H t
whom *h* h*i not *cen of heart!
ft m mi twenty year*. Thr freonI illation took place when Mn Dml> lead a *tory about Anna in
which it was revealed (hat ahe had
■ "loil" iiitcr in Canada. Due to
•
in their names, nnlhrr
1 iA Imrn ah!* to contact one arn-ther
f.*r man/ >rar •
I LCHtfi/ Pt fMII
d*rvo€j
tht« Young 1*1*0■ i
.Mr and M ra Jo h n I. H a m r ic k p|r « t ’luh H .illo w V r n night. Ih*:. „
h a v r r r lu r t t r fl from W a s h in g t o n , '; } ) y ,10 i<> 12 0*1 I* M
Sm ive- j
J). C , whrre* th fy \ i» ilrd fo r 10 rnra w ill Iw
■iv r ii rnrh g u ra l. ■
d a y * w ith t h f if •■•ti*, Jo h n I, J r . A. *m nll f * »• w ill |><* f h iu r g o l
and Ja m r *
T " * ft* n \ |> •unfair nr *ptc** 1
Mm
S
\|
R ii hard n turn ed rtmV i o in ulint add a w*«l! w »*h'l
W w I n c *d a y fro m I ’h a i!f * t f I S t * «<*f 1r n1 1m%
In »r v r r a I h-nic* I Ho 41
w hen* •hr * p n it m a ol d a y * w ilh j cook !»■* w ill
* o flr n
JlrmoVi* t h r 1
1
h e r non, S M
R il h.ird, J r , w ho lrm n n of ti r
• rv rra l d n y " f
it r(
I n NtatinroMil ut th r S j v »| hu*- rnijfhl; h w o m r to*» • fl
program. Sunbeams, (J. A. and J<A. program* will be hrld at tie
Mr nnil Mr* II
I
F (iunniit
same -time.
J a i Im o n v illf
le ft
y c a tc r ila y
f m(
Yarn will be distributed by
wn! Im mduct
w h e fr M r Guru.* \
Mr*. 8 . O. Chase in lha morning.
ii! into tin* Serh*s-tt«, Mr* Gann*
m The Woman's Club under the
w ill rrm rtm
th ffr
f’-r thr week
direction nf Mn. J. B. Ray will
rntl
•
conduct the rearing In the after
noon.
W onl h ** tirrn ftrrivpil that
The Wtmrti'i Auxiliary of Holy
A v ia t io n C n d tt F r^ i.i
|
\V»nwI*
Cross Chureh will meet at thr
ruff. II I lifts . Mijata *a I riifht
J'srish House at 3:S0 PM
w rrk t I r it l»11lit' nt K r 11V
Ftrhl.
® The Woman'e Council of thr
.Sun AmI mhim
!■ an* iiit.j
ha*
W. M llayrir.
Pint Chriatlan Chureh will mrri
U*t*n if .i'i f i r i •*.( t . Hr*
F ie ld
tsiura Ann Anderson
at 3:00 P.M. at the home (I
F n rt W id ih
I t »it »
Mr*. V. II. Gnntham. 90H Msgrrlla Avenue.
Pest Matrons Club o[ thr SemiM A L I . SMITH
^polr Chapter of the (). E. S
Mr find 'Mr* 1 % Smith
will meet at the home of Mr*.
i i n n m x tt r 'r::
ih r
» n e j i y *• m« n l
of
(i W Bailey. 211 W IK Strrrl
at 8:00 P.M
Mra. Steasrt [hit-' Mia* Dints Dy. n entertained | thi 11 dll .JK'hl i r hrun. a* to Pfr
F
O
I
till!
*^
irii
nf
M
r
*
F
tier
ten. ro-htttess
.with a dinner parly honoring!
1.1 m l It f *11* l i r r i n t i m l
left
H n lj
, Miss
Marie
Byrd, brhle-elect.
TUESDAY
daughter of Mr and Mr*. Clyde1 U •ttittiu!«•*I at ( amp SheIhy. j
M il*
Tha- d f t i r i>f t h r M n l i l l l l | ; I
“ A meeUng of the American A. Byrd of Daytona Beach, for
w ill I-+1 itiiftiviifiCc*l Inti f
I
Red Cross Institute will be held merly of Sanfnni. ia.t Satords)
at the Episcopal Pariah Houae n)ghl at Johnson's Coffee Shop
from 9:30 to 11:30 A.M. ami jn Daytons Hesrh
2:00 to 4:00 P.M. fer discussion
The table » a . centered with s'
nf Disaster Pvrparsdneaa and (T- ^ * 1 { f
r o « . .mi hsUixe.ll
Spi l l
Itn iii’
r la * I it
ifiir m ffiU
out in th e i l t r r c l r a v *
th*4 » a n
o r o v n a l a i t i u l o r S h n k r th e Kwrm c n l" a n d h n n if in the -Hath1 o r
n v r r n r h m r plnr»**l '** fre t o r »o
fro m
r m liN t' f
r
r»Lj f i « t r r
¥l
.M ISSIIS’
( O V I S
DRESSES
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W O N
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IIO S IK in
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Miss Olcda Dyson
Honors Bride-Elect
'Aa .'.1
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er*1 field and »*laon repreaenUM)„ Byr.| W||| lx married to'
live In Florid*, will feature the L1^ t lirTny K. y (Vt , , fl, <hr|
„
...
. Ft, OrnnlnK Chapel, Fl Hcnnlnjr.l
Tha O. B 8 . will dlrrct the
j
1
A lte r
neve ral
progTriN m nI it 11 1 >k i r l -
»ci>res were added, and hi|fli pm *1
|waa nwarded to Mr*. Jack Mr
f Dunald and aacond high to Mr*.
REPEAT
. E. II
Bvensort.
| Thoae Invited were Mra Wmley
H Fuquajr, Mra. R L. I*«-oruirdii,
Mra Jack McDonald. Mr* G T
Hwiffum. Mra. John Oxter. Mr*
J O Kcling, Mra, A. 1#. t'appay
i Mra. Harry Lewi* and Mr* Ralph
I Rafcl.
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R igh t:
100'. Wool Shetland or
('ami-l ilnlr In filled mid
Imx Myles.
Not urn! only, with velvet
collar.
o f your feet. At
three bjr wgtria
Your beauty f t
w oo when you
Id -ft:
A Kaybrooke Model
Natural wolf collar on
Beige or Selute Blue
Tweed Mixture.
89.50
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Others (jam IB.TB
PASTEL ill A N h lT S
W w vcn
t f n b alanced
warm *
rt illlc m l
wt.
■miMith xlrcmg c o !l- n
for
lo n g
w e a r!
PASTEL PAIRS
2.98
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5% wool combinr-J with soft cotton- Lovely
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DR. J. N. KIMBROUGH
'
Speaking at
'aytona Here Tonight
mlnol# High School Stadium
ba tha acana tonight of anr .football till,, when tha 8ansquad doabea with tha DaI Bulldog*. Dropping
the
I of Warrtora, tha squad haa
■ad tta old name of Celery
la tha hppa that by tome
le. after ' dropping
three
get game*, they may (tart
a g a few touchdown..
• Bulldog*, on tha ol'iar
coma how frtah and conflwith two win* and ona loaa
hair credit, le tt weak they
yioatftli 114, bat at the
i time. Coach Zoretle'a boys
still for from telng experd veterans, with a faw f i
s a u i n u emnum
X. H. O r u U w Minister
■ u h r l i n . at Kth I t '
Bible Bsheal. »;U A. K.
(march WTor.Ha. Il:t l A. K.
M^rn'M Service# hi a
elsllla*
tting In tha Daytona game.
Tha probabla darting lineup*:
SANFORD
• *
II. Carltan
Gormlry
Singletary
Vox
Frank Johnson
*
BILLY JOHNSON
Butner
Danlrlr
hlemlng
Imndrrei
Wolfer
DELAND'
J. McDonald
McCato
llogmn
Dreegom
D Smith
Grovemteln
E. Talton
K. Smith
Tiller
M. McDonald
Swann
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SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST
CHURCH
*
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t i i . l M oor.lco# la charge ml
f o a i h c t l r . 1ill 1*. M. (a 1:1* P.
• LE
LT
LG
C
KG
RT
RK
. OB
R1IB
LHB
FU
enemies, wa were retewlhc ta
OoO by the death ef hla non, ranch
rivJTef
igrasHfrs; &
Tha l.eeeea-aermee alaa laaladaa
c g c a iu
o r oen
Oeaeea ahd Klae Area sea
flee. w. U llatonahe paatse
gender Uebaol, It:00 A. M.
LE
• LT
LG
C
*
RG
RT
RE
OB
RHB
LHB
FB
AUTd L. McLucae, who
« « last Sunday from
, w hen he hod been
guiumok* In "WtotxArd
treatment for an eye
Tha Throe Maoqultoon In • _gambU
. of_____
___
won, waa on the aldellnee
H o r will bo part of a double bill program at tha Rita taday
rrday, watching acting coach*
Saturday.
tekMcLaalln and Hugh Whtl.
put the boys through a light
my scrimmage ana a few
W play*, and from time to
giving adrice. Coach Mela'bowgrats I* net Uklng an
id-part in tha training at epargi.ng new munlcal, “Fool.
ccenlln.ed from ante One)
drente* cf all yoa Preebyterlnn
light Serenade,’* doe at the Kitj Lewie, we’re right with you. too, boy* who ard In the aenrlea.
m to minor* Injuries, Jimmy Thratro Sunday and Monday.
and Jus* a Bullin’ with all wo got Thank you, Mi. Brownlee.
(• and W. L. Illers will not
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In ua-^wblcii la plenty I W# know
Hero In Dick's! U . Kkhard
action tonight. Coach
MeCoffro trees taka oaten yean you're going to enjoy tint Christ Maxwell, Jr. U. 8. Marina Corps.
ia said. Thera I* a possibility ie begin producing.
'«
mag frultcako your mother baked Unit UO'^Posloiagtor, San FranDucky Halo may get a chance
-------------- ----- -------you, and hero’s to all tha trimluartertack, so that ha may
The annual tulclds rata In
mln'a and a happy day. Ulesa you,
dlgtlnguDh
W toms mors of those cannon IheUniled Slates la 11.4 pernoni. Boy I Your new gddrea* will *p- between the Jape and the
Jw Cl-------Chiness
posses that proved so dai- per 100,000 population.
pear In tola column soon.
In tbla way. We call the Chinese
the Ivory Race which leaves US
Ho who seeks dirt can always free to rail tha Japanese Y E L
find It.
LOW without compunction. 'W fM
Thera ii eo much of beauty In halo to class the Chinese with
tha world, oo much loveliness; the Japs.
there la so much good In human
nature, that wo wonder why anrThe other day we had such
one would spend valuable tlma In a nlca visit with Mrs. W. R. Jen
recording or
drama tiling
that nings and bar daughter. Juno.
whkh la tril.
Juno mutt bo all of throe and
Elorlet baaed upon ruch sub- she was cute aa Christmas In a
■tanca art a nick la a doien. They bright red UlUe salt of slacks.
are easy to get, for they eprlr.g June, please come back again!
from the slime of sordid goitlp,
Mrs .fanning* has two brother*
which. In Itself, Is plentiful in serving Uncle Sam—On* In th*
many places.
Navy and on In the pars troops.
Do you imell that Muck burn
W e can’t sav much about Ro
(Next to Flr*'Slatlon)
ing you under? Well, we do
bert, who le with th« Amphibian
Training Force, eicept that bo
Here Is news of an Orlcdo boy hao b o «l in tbit Comp at LitlM
Eat where the food In good and the
whilh mads Uf happy, ll concerns Crook, Virginia, which U known
H. F. JJIm) MeGowsn, son of os Camp Alligator. You Navy
service quick nnd efficient.
Mr. and Mrs. MeGowsn.
boy* know anything about It?
Jim has been trying lor months Wa bet you do' Uut, Just the
and months to get
Into
the tamo this boy hao our heart
Fighting Force# of Uncle Ram. and soul behind him. Wo undo**
Now he has succeeded '
eland he will he a tat Claaa Sea
Jim was bom In Bamberg, 8. man when he boards ship—Which
C. on Doc. IS, 1921,
might bo soon.
— ,
In 1023 ho was brought to
And don’t forget, Robert W al
Orledo (you couldn’t have hitch lace, that wo o n
back ban
hiked at that ago, could you. pulling for you and your broth**
Jim?) where he hat lived ever crew, whenever you told. A bo
“ A good PUce to esl"
■Inca, lie graduated from
tha ploaoo, give us an address so MOB
Ovlrdo Schools and
from
tha M TOU CAD.
Open A ll Nlghl every Haturds?
Ssmlnole High School, afterwards
Both Robert and his younger
attending Stetson Unlrerslly at brother. Jim, attended the Berni
thisLand.
• Jim volanteered In the Army
Air Corps; was. accepted on Sept.
19, last and sent to Camp Bland- Imagine Uut when they wen
Ing lit had previously taken a both horn* on furlough not lont
nlna menth- course at Radio Col ago st tha asms time aad wasni
lean and r.isduatsd with a apian; that nice,
IncldtnUllyt).
the/
did ____
record,
oi
. . . .so . It It mly
natural ragged each olhgr shout then
that after only fir* days at respective branches of thd s#v
Blending he siauld hare been rle*.
lent to Mtxwrli Field, Mont
iY o j .I u v o all read accounts oi
la your last winter's coat nr
gomery.
where
he
w
g
W N T V I 1 1 Ala.
n tw i
wweewew
ir o
« Bas-ap»
w gl
tho para troop training In national
Milt ready for that first frost?
pointed a Radio Cod* ‘ fnttrdctor magaxlists, bat bare is an sccouni
Our cleaning will toko out all of
within two days after hla arrival from our own Semloolo boy. Wa
■Ull rervlng in Uut mean Jim WaUaro. To OB it it
tberaH* Is su.“
.laat winter's soil—and restore
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capacty and
Jim'- addroas lai P vt most interesting m we Wish tc
It* soft texture—for Another
llrnry F. McGowan, JP^ Hq. A pass It on to yon.
8M 00n of smart appearance.
llq . 8q. A. A F.,
F. 8 ^ Quote: “When ,a fellow hock
iPllot), Maxwell Field. Mont- In n non-comh*t outfit gOU th«
Fur trimming skilfully handled.
gamer), Alabama
•
Fins work, Mltler, and hero'*
a little rod* message from us Ing abroad, he UJak* of IM parawMck tnmewa), we believe you traps, or, rather, >1*1* of then
ran declph*.. It's .rosily, klndo do 'tsMn my esse."
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W. P. B rM U Jr. Paatar
Park A »v at ita gtreet
gnndey tchoat Pitt A. M.
Meralag Worehtp. II A. I t
Training Union. t;M P.M.
Events* Warship, I:*e r.M
Wednesday Berried, l:M y j
Announcing
THE OPENING OF
REEVES’ CAFE
tha lallawlaa geeaege front the
Chrletlaa ftleaea leaibaak. “netonce and UealU with Kay la tha
arrigteree' by Mary Mahae Kd4r;
-The alaaemaal la a bard problem
la thealadr, hat Ita 'aetaatttle esOlaahttaa la that eaffeetag la an
arror at alafal aaaaa whleh TrWth
i M t n r t aad that evsaually bath
eta aad eaUarthd .will fall at tha
feat of averasilaa tote" If. M:TI I I - __________ ___________
d i i i r o » T o i« r c u r i o M t
Rayford Farlaaa, charged with
cutting Wllec/ Slpco with a oocket
knife Aug. t, at tfaaaal'a Tavern
at Flee rota la, wag foond guilty
of agaoolt and battory by a jury
In Ccunty Court yesterday. Mar
garet Farieaa, the former'e wife,
waa found not guilty o f aaaault
on Slpoo.
Clifford Hart waa acquitted of
a charge of assault an Sipes, but
on another charge, waa found
Judlrea ml laiereeli ' the Qn
all blladlr 'adapted, tha i
wlllfaly preferred.—Be nerdfl.
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
N U R SE R Y
Open For Thin! Year
416 Grandview Ave., Hose
Court 9 A.M. week-days.
2Vi to kindergarten ages.
Enrollment limited.
Mens are tea wtea Is he mis
takes. bat faw arc so wisely )u«t
as ta aehaowleOge aaO correct
taelr mUlikaa. aad especially the
mistake, ef preJaOlee— lease Barn i ■ r m r r a g in t a in c a n ic a
Cer, fan *»• * gill* BC
Dr. Joe A. Tell*. Paetee
■assay school, i l l A. M.
m t a B. McKay, ■apertatoadMC,
M orals* Worship. II:*.* A. M.
Sermon Subject. "Klaappreprialien
• I PunOV
Toss* PevoUV Meetings, t ill P.
M —Loader, Mrs. Ashby Jests
Keening Worship. 1:00 P. M.
T h e World** New* Seen Through
Sermon Hubleet. “ Th# DemsaO"
MId* Week Prayer Meeting. Wedneeday Evening. !:** P. M.
Choir Practice, Ttiursdsy Bvoslng
ot S:S# P. M.
r is e r
niuncM o r
s etB a n rv
T h e Christian Science M onitor
Aq Imirnuthiul Dmity NrwtJ*P*r______
nM M ty ^h i g ttg rnH ^ iK a irTOTU«Knf0 roam
It Truthfsd—Csnssrawlm—U aW sm d -eftarftf Ssw U suL
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Timely sad Imtrwrtlee mmd Its Dsdy
K r o e ^ E X T ^ ^toW e^iy Msgeatos Smdmm. Msk.
c m k is t
■he Mewism as Ideal Newpeyer for
Hmss.
Pries $11.00 Yearly, sv fUOO a Memik
Susdsy School. t:M A. M.
Morning Sortie*. It:** A. M-
WmlneadAy o v ts ls g oervlee l:M
P. I t
Itending room boors from l :*0 U
I sc J A r iie e d A rt sod P rtd srs
-iVdiAtUKE DP
ATONBkiSMT-
ChristUn Science Rending Room
le Ihe Jlb iee, ud the U te o i-S e rnon which will be rood Is chsrcb-
u r n
I m r i S tm t
Bssfsrd. Flerlds
• PLATE LUNCHES — SANDWICHES
SHORT ORDERS
Winter Coats and Suits
•asdsy School, it;** A. M.
Morning -Prosshlag Bervlco. 11:M
Prosing Strvlen. I it r. M.
Wsdstoday Serlrce. 1:1* p. K.
that whan you make Uut door
jump for the first time, you fool
M If your whole body had been
'snatched In two*, owing to the
etfemesdoda >ors you get when
the wire cable* which control your
there in no"Celling oh Egg Production
H u t nnye let him tad hi* Tuxedo Special
Egg Mash help JTM get more eggs,
8
W# win Botlfy yon when they grttre.
'J ’a KT. S .^ 'u 5 s
t If w• wt rw eaofht la •
KmOmiUir •rents* pesrse
” vte# liH. r. MT
s s f * jhi;.,h’~ r a a i R j :
W E DELIVER
HIA.
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Here ai* cxrerpta from a IcL
•er.from Lt. Richard C Maxwell.
Jr. W * not* that "1,1", Rickard,
and we think It'q -mighty fine.
YoU lifted youroell'W tha boot-
ASK ABOUT OUR ECONOMICAL
LA U N D R Y SERVICE
.
Bring In coat hangera for garH M U— we can’ t g*t any. norat
Jim goes on to
examination and i
transfer paper* ■
‘(Seat swells' wh
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Pint Methodist
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and
IT IS RUM ORED
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“ Sally” Wins HiKh
National R a t i n g
Council Elects Ann-^
Stine As President
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T h ir ty T w o
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t . ir n e r «.f |hw N < «rthw «at q u a r te r
V E N T U R A . C a l i f . O c t. l i i, I d v
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T h r v n t e r • r m l l ) h a v e n * ! m u ch I
I ,Hw |« I ..f * vg1.1 \Hecllon. North
1o any a U *u t u h «'» IT«inK t "> be!
tl T ferl WMl Oil feet, »*«ttth
t h e ir tieKt i*t»f.*nrr
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Al A R Y
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FII1TII CHF-STNUT
Dear Editor;
Th* l IMS Silmiffundl I y O'**
St-nunol. High E.hoo' I' deter
Ann Stine
plrtiiHi l»v the
I, too, think that ws should
«
of ’4k won All-American I
f r«»m ih* armor
l.onor Rating for outstanding I atuilent
have longer lunch periods.
I mined
. . .to helu win It . wa. Lee
•lualh >
j m e m b e r * a * lilt* p i r * , t l r n l n f th e
would
Ilk. to . hare, tlonger to esl
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, reivrti 'rZ
ffom■"Vi.
the *al«
ol T«It!cn*o
The 11*42 ’Solnatuunill fvii*
Student Council.I en»> 11ktiara* v*.n
my lunch and >c have Um* to , Ump,
m u i Thlr r r . an
By "£OMB CHICKEN"
I'htnl by Dtvid Gntrhi‘ 1; Mim I i lret*Ml vlcr-|irmnlt’ nt from the
enjoy the frrih air and convent* (nereaic of
SO over Ihr i*Ic*
l'h>IU« Smith w n lh* advisor j junior inenilFcra
b e co m e |
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nut ha h n « I* a riu ^ l t«»
with my friend*, especially the
r l ‘b c io r .
1 hi
W ell atari this week's column ones that ride the bus.
i
Al the weekly lunrhrunn mccl r \ pt rt r rub" i v t 'i m r l a n *
More
ir ,|r(l
,h,
o ff with an apology tc tho Orlen time would encourage more i l l - , , , Mr* Lynch'. flr*l pctioil
I of the alutlent rouimnl fhv fl.ii£
Farrells. In last wrek’i column dents to eat wholesome ■Mtla.'clsu Iter room bought an are. irirmony in chajH*! via a the itum
wo Intimated that Orlen used his Now they're afraid to stand In iagr of f i t 71) per put.il. In
L E G A L NOTIC ES
I t . >(.!<• u f ditruaainn T h r I i i »t tain* I
father's rsi and gar lor travel- line ami wall for fear that the second place « u
j
the three boy* brtnuiriK m the *
Mra. III.lew's
i o r tiin n itiH
lug" bock and forth Iron Stetson
Vocational School r |mtist *cr«|i mi*l*il Mill have the j »T l"f\« iti*
* Anna Lore 8 , Jano Miller, Lilian fnr dates. Tbs Farrella, lire most bell will ring before they finish, room which bought an average
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ten.
If
w*
had
longvr
lunch
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pupil,
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^Valah, Parry ftUitms, Helen o f is, have only an "A *1 gar ra
I,UN
f rnmnny The reman Sir unit a it wivl I *» WII) 1\l 1i VI I V ) ■
Severs*
»tuurnt
purchased
al*. cheer practice could be'
be
f*cvi-ra.
.lu.irni
purrna.ro
Rial font, Shirley Echols, Mar* tioning card, and Orlen travel- periods,
l
hr
enrollment
at
luMratkiria
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Camilla
Batten, OH Um bus. Here after, A l l be held out on the bleacher* during bond. ln*< " " k In ten years they Ft ht ■*•I hna Incfriiw I 'Thr 1 ‘•111*h I 11 hi on titleSet| b) the t h.r*-*• Jtw»'■
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part
of
the
period
That
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their
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Bjjvla k/elrch, Andray
the
latter
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more careful about how ws •*,d make
rhrer nrartice
seem ' ' ‘l ’ T '" r' on.- co-operating at In-. iii*» atudenlF h»vt enitilliHl J t l U i a * ‘ H | J L . ' f l u M I > l ) * » | r t 4 >v i * i
rley
aeron, Alku Brower, press ourselves. . . Didn’t Dap- would
make cheer
practice seem
Al I*
A r nie Uer i%art 1ft
At»- l a * y * u i l l h a v e t h e f n * i . hfinii
la.
Adolf
h
Hitler
thmild
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II
l<eona Howard, Beaulla
bnao Connolly and Walter Smith more like the "Real McCoy" and
Kf u l W Htr. Hair) S*«a*.
Mi*
m n o n ** t h e f o m
f I. i * ' * '
a r id t h e
(Betty Corrodl,
Elisabeth
Fite, look cute together at the dance also eliminate cutting •iith period,Cfcon we w illini* to BUirrentler,
( \S UiShrop. Alla- Ill U* in u l h e r n w i l l f o l l o w m t h e i r m *
utadyi Pippin. Lairs Us Dutton, and rami last Friday nightT • • short.
Itol
Mra Arulyn
Trut,
Mr*
I ;»Mh
Elisabeth, (ippin, Nancy Browen, la this anolnet conquest ol hers T
Can't something Ik- done to the
lli’t I > linker. Afr». II. I
UaKiii lurchve urtier
I h.- id.-pthFO
IH* reported thil John thr pi-n
Betty 800 Hatcher, Joan Harper,
Do von know that Barbara tchqol Rchcdulc and make a hap
nr;.I I* W, C*nFsalu
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M
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Mary Ann Whekbel, Evelyn Mb- Dam pier has beer going to e.l pier lunch period?
S« •It 111H
I .lulini jo m*op haa r M**!r iln 1 n u P t i i a n " hna a g r e e d to pa% P
thrwa. Daphne Connelly, Nancy tho dance* with Therdon Msdon! 7
\ t •ti lt I **
j ’ -in-tM with A!i ( ' R lUw-nii 1 f.«r the privileifo «■f *rllmp pen
MARJORIE HODGES
F . i a i w ? U « t | l o o j .utKM | *.^i ju
J o Gonialei,
Peggie
Duncan, , , . Paul Hkkaon ha* con(t**ed
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Li**-4 tuck, I'aulmc
AI DKF'Y IIAtTI
W a ry David, Barbara Dampla, that Elisabeth Fite la hi. O. A.
»u
r e a lly
t h * .k e y
n o t)
\|Mt . Raiilfi If a*
Xi ilig* aht n n o M l h a t h e t i m e f u r a l l £«» *•!
Dear
Editor:
t
Eed
tx t i »»: i n n m i i m i i f
\»m ii
P erry Mayer, Kathy
Bryant, O. , • - Elisabeth doesn't mind r.
g a m e F r t d a y n ig h t. T h e r e tu i tlt» her wotk. ( «iuM it l«
I think It will Ih- a swell idea;* 1 11
j i nn n i
i lit * i i r . a» M h i i o :
Mliftl Allman. Mary Jana Rob- bit, . . Who would! 7 . . . E. C.
he.
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41*»•»• a Student
lo ta o f r e d ‘la t * . all dlf- 1rt n o
( (l| v n , Ilillllliv
la I aaaDescribes
nolle, Oulda Lennell. Ann Stlno, Harper has finally passed 11* for the achool to have military Hrri1
ia hump
«n
furious:!' ^ J
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for the itudrnts. It will. H r r n l rhaie, .iter a n d iiir m * . (jt’ i.iA
>hn Belyeu, Malcolm MaeNetU. driver** test
John
. lucky Dorothy training
School hunch Room i:i .nf .i ~ i o i rn ii ••l It I’ lj 111
|| 1 !>ri
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ii i . ; Among thou Hearing t'lerr wen....... . Milta. tkr , „ ln, frM.
Gordon Frederick, Geonre Temple, Price1!!. . . II you know whsl 1 help them If they are called tol M
M< l i c t i h Sh»ii |hum I i In*- i*
J ANE III \-IIA
Illl OKI I
ram.nl .oilier, sailor. r
, it|>
„ 1)lrg
8u, at
James Hardy, Victory Clough, Ed- mean . Nancy Jo Gonaleie and I »«rvlce
k’*’iiiir •‘Siruiiif" Smhw' .>f i
Vw
Wrin Ervlnri Gens Levey. Bobby Wsatley Jackson finally had t h a ttr
y;,,|)n M.ihr « . - th
'" marine is more v a lu a b l e to the
*tUilint- tu *tiMp|*)in •• •
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Jonee. Eggy Hurrh, Jack Ray "long talked -about" datr tail Fri arme.1 force, luxau.e hr .. treine.1 s „ n, v t , |i„m
» .l.rlmg
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InRobert Lee. Jack Herring. Porter day night. . . .At last!!! . . What and draftee, are not With a .tu- elite rorduioy suit l ooking a* a» ii i
tn
ti. 1««||* 11.in he - r b i t l 1
Lansing Billy Brower, Orlen FJr- Junloi girl U ju*l "that way" dent learning «imr of the lactic. I prrltv «. rier in a blue .nraler
i 'it t.„ir11h^ Kern* i
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■1lhb*T' I • 41hil l . l l ) . •
cell. Sonny Reborn. Kenny Echols, about 0. D. Landrrs*? ! . . W* of the Commando, hr can't help njth ., )..ng r.tring of pearl, m
(iritt* al the IliiDy« mal
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r •rg* itr r i ai. hm-h ,
Billy Gray. E. C. Harper Jr, don't blame her ■ Ml ‘cauar 0 but know some of the thing, nj Sylvia Mrl.ch
\11 YVright, nf l i e I' ifaI i t f i
And uhat about
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n* fir *1 ia fi>Mil |J IKI
gClenn Lingla,
Walter
Smith D. I* really one cuu boy!! Shit tralncil rervice man know..
t n il S e r v ic e
K iM im n n iiu n *
|,.hlrlev Camcrun'. gay red die at
1 1 ,.4
lit *« tr-* 1 f i .
H e a le y Jackson,
"
iValph WoKer, ley Smith sremeil quite intereat"! hope th.t .oon we will be aide to 1 trimmed »nF whit, a n g o ra !!!
11 In v tor tv pint • t ti I* ut *
VI1
1I 1 ’•
Al Raburn. Bam Thurmond. Jim In a boy from Daytonr last F'rl have thi. training in Semlnolel Mary Ann Wrlchel wor u beautl*-*'t* w ‘in unit tu l»ik* i n il I
The lunch »*-»m it»*o»-i*
my Ridge. Puny Moreland, Leo day night. . . Who is h o t ! ! - ii * 1 *aminaHim* in 1 v p r 'i JIII lie he* a
High School
ful yrlloH sweater with a matchw«•I1 .t
*wi1;.1 ,b. |.
Butnar, Gene Aiken, Harold Hall, Speaking of Daytona boys, Lillian
•r
Ink
In ante ,B.lf»eo
ho**rt
x b iftth n itil h t i .
n f* i
o o u M •i*nd b.-vetwirea
venu-cF h»f *old In
WALTKK
SMITH
Dobbv
Procter.
Ceell Miron, Walsh had a date with thatdarth e l'i
Ijaurrlle Put tun'a
hobby,
« iippiira lioo l-ei or eh o n-1 a
Phi *tiidenl
Gerald Loosing, Nall Powell, Troy lyn chtcr-leader from Daytona. .
y ot: a- n* I cii ii * n ea i inc a ifo I«11 11m I' im I Off ir
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By HUM K T T HKUNDON
■ la y Jr.. Charles Smith. Ed Whit*. Did they look cute logelherl ’ !
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Dear Edllin
Caul niekioa, TYede Fields, Bob Ih. you know that Jehu Belyeu
1 I hey may i •
Many atuitrntr h»v* vuicvn1 t |v |nn it! * f ii mi art* ate mIIII ifiiiiif j i*..
Crumlev, B. A. William*. Roy lias written a poem cillrd “ Ann1
n 1Afru- y h"‘t in acI ml in fart » f i i i.
*r Ertfraiict t
t
pinion
that one <»i |S« nretl- u.
Howard, TL G. Hickson, Georg. . . .Again | say in.yijatruns can
lilt o i l 1 W II lb.
have t *«i **”l* tu ***11e*a nlik«*" * r *«
J At H TO H I n i II *11 I
Swer, Lambert Palmer. Albert do anything. . anil what inspire . Seminole Hijfh S« hn**1 i* more A la r y l i . i l i i M a ij o u .- Ju n e * , a m i * t v
t t f llrilt l I
wiwtei
lo
jntaiii*
A
.oiititain
i
5’ltlrnwt. Theron Madder Tim ton 11<I . . Leu Ilutnn > n st tb<
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Tltevens, Randall Collins, and Le- dance with a very run- girl from I raoeciatly Hecdr*1
a ifftal Ii
i i m i T i k t h i!
d
• op Hodge ■
Daytona last Friday right, anil y a rThe
At idvMt*, ■jj.
I I 11 <!■f ill
M
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ninntva-r*
Key
Club.
«h
Among those from
Daytonc Ralph Wolfrr wa.n't durng ao bad1
Jenirie
\\ hitf h a m . .
rp in if S lu ile f if
»*re
h.Lmaclf. . . II. the
»s y
whvl icpreaent Sop) nnore. Junior, an.11 1 t \ K<
H u t r b in
ir
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dr
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iif'a.iirik, •
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Martolrle Rauloan*, Hida Dur drren’t Ralph give the girl. Here| Senior elaaarF, ha* taken thi*
den. Virginia Uttsm, Frankie * break. Thl. can't gu cue fort.er a* one of th»ir irmtot pn*p*ela uf
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t r.m' •ti lt
tS«
yeai
A
euinmlttr*
ha
iFre!l.rltt, Joan Wllcot. Ken Walker, •—or can It — In .pm- •>! h irllng
hv M. K »*>
m**tr
)| | V I I K V
V \ | |
J.lttle laycke. Jack Morrleon. Jlm- hit hand at thr m m , Jimmy formed am! it |trrpafiti|f to erect r.' pair*
\ I
a -fountain in the center of the
W.'le* Westland, Mvlryn
Ward, Ridge seemed to be doing all
rl
Huh 1 h*nk> atxl aIdv, ■II
rgat
an!«
laid
Frank Rtrlckland. leonard llurei, light tt the danre
Dry Iona
, llcidn i•
|Up to I * tifn *Ville tn the u »»ekRt*»e Moore.
Dennr
Glaphln, subject, too. . M a y tie Uilly John- J
>.f dim. ■
end
|>ear Editor
nobby Wand.ll
Ted
Chitjlan, wet. la ''coming out” a t bit. . . .
■
Jane
fhttf|
fO’i
Alnity
I'rrkma
■nn! hall
I like Illfh School very rnuei pml Ann w icirina’ fnmirir* * for
Fverv-lt Filler. Hall HttanwalL ’ to girls only nupe sui'! Who w*-.
, r
St
i if Imy
i
I>oe Haney, J. T. Smith, and Blit Ibat Doris (T I from Daytona that but I with if wen pocafbh tor ■n e u t e r
u m 1 aW irta
|itH>k We rpei 1ui Iht Set
till.
u»
to
have
a
longer
lunch
period
Lrroy Hodge was with so very
mWlaenrnan.
i a t u f iiille
IlftO e r i'a
blue (hint*
’'http
O ope rones ware: Mrs. Georg. much at the dance Friday night! KVen fifteen nmrt rmnuir addet* ftktr t
would
help
an
aw!u'
lot
becauw
Fkh. Mrs. John Hod..*, Mrs. Here'* something that I* really
Callahan, and Mrs. Walsh.
nrwa!!| Shlrlev Cameron had a aome m 1 'le atudent* car’: ^e*
INQUIRING REPORTER
date with H a riri Smith la.I Fri hi.it. In lunch a* loon as thr I it
SOCTHSIDE NEWS
If
ilmf*
ant!
then
H
fv
have
to
,
i-h
day
night
Kdiny
Flchols
I.
nay ru
lh ,
I r. j MM
In n11» we
Mi
A ||fS
MITt It El i
I; \
cjult*
ll
It . the
“ man about school".
. Ihtouirh their I inch lAit irmt hav port era nil
miV
,r,
“ Vt hw
In
ir
time
to
digeafi
it
A
ionifei
t n la f eek It*
Lucy
Hard ! ! ! 1
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nil!
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n r — tn *S 11
f
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Ilka
fu
Th.
'
S r lv la M ^ach 1
hat been .een with. plm l pc-riciil would certainly be Kriujii lit forth many n o n e a t III if „ m it i w .ia i’ l l tr'k
n ley A lt*
111 * li
Ciler.n Gfih*m Iilely,
M
. . I thought welcomed
j an.w cr v
f •»c 11h |f «n *I •’ E f tdl(Mi
f t H'
Dear Editor,
. .
It * u EhJrU>J t i c k Glenn
hink wr nee#! le a h o m i
s "> thii
A n n o y tun i S h it ley At »«f*| l<
Deal Editor
J was reading over th* Semi H ire’s a mig-up for you —Mary
K
To me High School wa> » I■’ig w o r k , m o re a c h n o i aiptfU anil S n j| •Tit-e I A lu rtiih if
nole Covnty School News leit Ann n.lchal dating Sonny da11
S
acEonl
more
rt»
oi^natfon
SCffpllllr hdiri .1 U» £># Hn*i
wwtk and cam. across a piece by bom, and Troy Ray with Audrey loo ked Tor occasion, and now that i u-itniuliuni."
... . | I 'r e y c r 8.” v S. h - d
Jfow do they <k I t ! ’ ! It I* I ere. I tike It much mo.c
Kfeamet Rldrt about changing the Bach
M A K ill 1
Si Kci' J 1
than I thought I would. The i.n
S -I 4I i ft |f
*
,,,, .
name of the 8. 11. 8. fcotball Clarence Mlckec says m'r look .here are very nice and th. -..b
M| ihlnV wi* fthould hair a ,Iw 't, , .q mg
unhu* t lit-1* III* W
I Iny **f olu.i
i Ik '
tu
team from lb . "Cel*ry F*da" to ing for a steady—wen here's jecta are not aa difflcuh 4* 1 ter pier* to keep
C h lfiflFr*
lha "Breves.” I bellrra that If tom* good new. for you Clarence 1 Uil *",->*cted them to be, hul tin •n u t I HI * ia w a t a m ' vn
■ olutnhll* ki iin. th IhiiiMti.
buy »»fi t vrn d~
James Ridge would look no th* there are quits a f e w girl, who homework la a little heavy
think
that
you're
really
cuteh
tng
F>rdmarul Jnriie* Chilli •*
M A .H* A If E .
I C N f i E I I *1.4
Hodton Braves record bo will are one In pertlcul ular. . , TS* ques
If the lunch period v i< ■ lilt!•wthat It Isn’t tba nano that wins tion of tb* week la— "la there longer the whole day would n.r - "I toiilf1 iim niv iftin * lllll |Queen Irabellfl < arnlyri 1‘atiirk
c o u r tie r *
Ja n e t|r
P r m a ft i»ru|
games. Th. name “ C.lary-Pad*" anything Buck Halt can’t do! ? more smoothly. Even five mlnul. . I period ir*cillv in m «* - a nv l han
i c’t>
I*A t*y N lo k t’w
tml< j * m* It t‘ * r 4 o ,»rnever hurt the Hanford football Among hit manv other arompll.:i- wo ild give ou.- lunch r
im i l a iin
' i ti
It ' l a d l e * Hi AA‘ » i ) i n c C e n n y \A » l
1 Ihut ( " ' i ; t h n i i i ii ’ i i
team from 1910 to 1 I M . 1 be- menta Is his ability to really twirl more time to dlgrst.
iita1 lui*c*
t‘ I 1.1.1.1 I In I i I *
le e r ,
M a i ion
M n u r.
Rita*
Haro ba will find that they had a baton . Go* him tr show yoi' rveryone would be willing <••> fH JV
|
mar. Salibury
arid Sam > I
arm* pretty good record*.
I •om. tlm*. - Warren Daniel, and school to U .t longer in tl atir.
COXA
El
I
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I
ll
'
KurV.i
^lon't say that the key* on the Marty Perklna we never Ilk ught noon in ordei tc have • l..nge ) ‘ I *►#! ilil hk* I* ••. rjioi * 04
unch period
vionk- J’-c i *o b\
“ earn now ore not tny good be- IFI* Would happen) rtully i o n
c a m r e t l a rh im l ■pint
Inniru
By
DOROTHY
PRICK
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M a i r , , In i
rau*e 1 saw tome nice play* In to be going rlace. togttler lair
rvI j
' « t p r a k fo r ih e fo o lb n ti te e m
R u th d c Ililh I t . ... H im
th* Ranford-Eustl* gsm* this year. |y. . . . Dorothy Lyons is Trolly
| n .i'i#
■ tm lcrit
c r liv ltie ,
h#i»
i
lint’ll DoirtM M n-t”’. JutUi
S' I. S "
The name Celery.Peda" la Just happy—She’s had a couple nf
IDEAL HTI DENTS
It’ hlnson, Ch;..le. \Vtil.. If
lUHl t'K L 'H l.n
all dates with her heart-throb, Julian
natural for th* tram—after
_
Gamed White
|
- Nancy Brow Hilly Gray r Idra' henim t.ni
f "I believe wr pct-il ....nr Sen*” , I
I from Leeitnrg,
•n't that Sanford's
Cl w ti quite thrilled over ht. Jlosl Popular —Ann Stlno
prtvelrdges and Ic.a home wl.rk Spanish People- Gwen Shannon.
'fwductT
1 •
date will Kov Howard thr othei Cutes' —Jean Harpei
Nancy Kay. Morgi.rct Hunt,'
(DV-erwl.e I think 8 . 11 . 8 . I. f ‘
There was a lima in my foot 1*M. . . Kov was apoechlesa.
and Edith ()ouahert>
i
K."
Most Fur —Jean Harper
ball days that
I Prettlrr Ere* — Jean Whiaham
lie'* crety about Naney!!I
Al.M A GRANTHAM Indiana- Mary Jane I h i b v n n , J * n i !
to change lha r
w t h ihat »re could at! gv* along
Durden. Jarktr H i i w l a i u l , I . ii
Best Figure —Valarie V.HIto “ Semlnolre" but
V Cor- PretllMt Hair — Lola Caldwell
Ilk* Hugh Veleh.l and____
Betty
elle lumdte... a n d
E i fe ly ti
SCRAP DRIVE LOGANS
thay over haw
lha team i topped U .
RdJ
Yale.
Best
Complect
Ion
—Lois
Caldwell
"ml*undents tidings” !
I Jlotl (deal —Ann Sltnc
g i v e that lha taaai of '4> vrill do any
H c h rw l
;
Walter Anderson
lin g —
r tall and a short senior
lh . asm* as we boys did back In
Daphne Connelly's Ideal Hen.-r j The winner of the slogan run
nrtg—1
"Colunil.u.
D ay**.
M »#
who would give anytling if Billy
our foci ball d a yi
Bo.
|teat .ponsoreil hy Mr.
I a.. .
Etrock's fr.’rith R r a d i *
Johnson would atop Mnoenlratinr
Illn** A in i r i e m " ,
on Phyatea that’s hit eieuae) and Most PajuJar ,—MFu**F Moreland j y;mtth was Elsie Young, who*. ,v
. Warren banle'
I ll-gap was: "Bring your wtn|
SfKnill
itudv them foe a ehangtlll , . . . U0,l
Med. DuL lttth INF
I * ; —Johp llelyei* Itso small It be. Flverylhing ro u n t
f
Suluii* He hi mI
Lois, Kathryn, and Helea nod tho Best Pbyalquo
—Sam Thurmond |.
. victory "
_
Fort Denning, Ga.
i
-time of Oeir liras1, last west [lest Coraplectlpn —Jimmy Ridg•
U. 8. Array
Dari*
Dunn
rpctlvnl
honurMhi
J ohn n k i . v k r
tod at Giliwaville. - They can't lbo«( Idea! , larrer. Danlr1
waft to go again. . . We're glad Malcolm Me!
l‘a Ideal Juniot mention for h«*r *|i>r*n "Don't 1
MAP NO GOOD
EVEN HY BARHANDS RAN OUT
to ace N a v y Colluian and Al
b* • tap and keep your *cmp. I htir'* • airl I khow
Clrl
8abam back together . . Thl.
turn It in to kill a JapM, »n*!|
name nf Ann
y
^FAKE
1 r--------ON
M
E
.
Moat
Popular
—Shirley
Eick
wrote they're the
tho cutest eoeple of Cutest — Marty Perklna
Emma Rambley alto received h« n I A
MARJOUB HODGES
TV* JuJnlor riaaa held It* third
football danea Friday night at tho
Cltjr Hall and wool what a aueJjeaal Tho Jitterbugs. and I do
Whe*ui jitterbugs, tram Daytona
really n n
their purport, of
course. Seminole High was mors
thar well-represented too.
Among
3
|w ■ ■■ ■
NEWS of
SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOLS
Celery red
Tonior Class Has Third Football
Dance For Students And Visitors
m «
page
THE SANTORO HSRALD. RANFUIID. FLORIDA
I
MAP T f
HELLO, SLIM,
DO VOU E5T1LL
THINK VOUU BE
�PA
*"« fy
i .t
SIX.
; ,. no—
is mi n w P iT ia w i i in
m
i
'
Advocate Judge !0td Trapshootei
O f Camp Btanding Is Reatfy To Meet
Addresses Club Enemy Paratroops
-trt.
!fc &
N ew Method To
Train D r i v e r s
CAMP RLANJDING, Oct. 10.
D* HERD KAMM
^ T i p o d n l i — Lieut. Col. William
r e d Ra n k , n . j , O ct t a.
C. Cod Ibourn, Judge Advocate I (W R 'I- If Ihe A lla ever pot the
Camp
Blandlng, »tn t
tolnoll-n lo drop pnratroono in thia
v Onlaaavilla
recently to
tell nrek of the wpoda, they'd I * lure
•
radio
audience
and the
f|nj „nr ready. receptionist In
fltaU Federal inn
of
Women’s 1 t-yrar-nld Albert I., (A l) Ivina,
Clubs that f vary man, woman former Grand American lrap-hoot
and child In the country
- ha« a, champion, who krrp, hie shotgun
■ -fck. »® ,d<*
,Ttn ,,he r ' r • n'j handy th ve «Uy» for Juat ao.h
B Dnt unless each does hla part
,
7
‘
U ’ lh a war la lost to ua ami you an I
T.
...
,
I lose our freedom, our demo13,1
*
*■'
m ay , our rellvton. our homesfon,l,lrr* ,hl*
jK
OQ, Vary live. "
1 pf'rar- In. •« one mean* of ron.
3& V . Col. Coulbourn. nallv. of Rich-, ' • « * » * *
lh<- hur" » f™ >
r
■
„
..
“ nd ■ Vr,; rr?
“f
Warid War I. prepare! hla ad- 1
- n r
"h.”
\H &
ha*.
S i d byTh* Horlda /eder.tlon..
h; could make a hasp of
He said -w'len a aoUllar a, 1 »'»«*•!' <nr •"/
Tl*ltor*
' ,lh
the
-ntnr
gnn he used to roptcro
duties In florida, whether
the
highe*t
honor
lu
trapahootinz
" L M M n natlrc or from one of the
,,,
47 other states, ho knows that he 22 year* eg; laat Annual.
Morr than that. Ivina rreenlly;
— ^ entering an area Loth vllal to
natlorr'a defenee and notable Joined other tmpahool rnthuaiaata
In thia acctlon to inatruct rounr-j
^
E r its acanle beauty.
^ "Becoming a aoldler who It vrr- • trra In the rudiments of pun
aaiile In lha wav* of modern war handling and filing at moving.
.. i
and tha pre»ervallon of tiie Four tarv'ts.
£
Freedom a la hla first thourhl; but
"We fell that If an Invasion
Tbit Up* on William DaMer's head
coTtro o laceration on bit scalp
which b* received wbon bo m
durslugged la Jolltt Prison, 1U-Mar
ine the n cip t of desperado Roger
Touhjr and hU fear
nr companion*.
romper lone,
Dahler Ii fortmtn of tbo prison's
mechanical department.
•nL Touhy and
the men who made tbo break wilt
him were all serving
Ufa-term*
deg tlfo-lema
Thli u ■ phonephoto.
(C
ru lrtl Prtu,
f Centra/
Frees,
because Floridians have launched were pninx to l>e attemptcl— ami.
themselves' whole-heartedly Into 1(hero
•.. <f. it,.
wan quit* iomr talk
£>'■■- a program to make soldiers at rarlier In the war—folk* nt horn*
y-- Camp Blinding and other training rnuM plav an Important part in
.
iL :
f- ,
I'1",
PV
ii
H
PF’
centen or»r the state conscious
if thay knrw h»*w to
ef Florida's attributes, nfficirs •hoot at moving UrRfU," h«* rtand soldiers have become inerras- plain*. Tifkinir o ff tho** paralngly conacioua of the state's Im- rhutr fellow* would he dark
porta nee.
atun.H
“Aa a training site. Florida ofWith firrarmt and ammunition
fara climactic conditions closely at n prrmltrn now, the roar** hn*
parallel to those on
far-flung
difcfontinurd, hut U i* not
fronts where American soldiers unronimon for Ivin* In tnkr i '
are even noy.- battling for tl * younRsfFf n*k<l» and givt* him 4
endurance of our democracy. The few pointer*
feet
rrow’s hrroes have
For thim own part. MJii#t let"
-inarched and continue lo march them
trv to d r p troop* or ?abo-'
“ “ Ita sandy soil.
Uur* nr any ith^ra of that hunch 1
around hrre," ho u vt,
Ivina ha* hr Id a Iron Intrm t
In lArget whfKjiing ever *lncc hi*]
boyhoA*! day* In nrarhv Rum «n,:
MORE FUN
W* will be open Frl. day A Balurday nlKhln
from now mi.
; DANCE
Every Wednesday
Nlirlit
KNOWLTON'H ORCHESTRA
I SHORTS
Rtcf*itlon C«n(«r
4 MDm North of SANFORD
m DELAND HIGHWAY
%rhcn
hr
Incut
• The ilnit CocklnlU nl
father**
F.SI O M i l f l O ,
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It\\\
I ’a l i f .
1- luseil
High
hr»* 4In 1 p
IN
Ort
• Try Our Ham Sandwlehes
DANCE
• On an Excellent Oanrc
, ■ Floor
PACKAGE GOODS
JACK’S DEW
D R O P IN N
On Beautiful Lake Monro.'
j*•t»
Ilf HI
COLD W A V E
Ahead, with rnmplefe line
of Mini Gin. Sloe Gin.
Dry Gin, Rum, and Vodka.
ARCADE
Package Store
O. 0. FARRELL, Prop.
Phone •148,
M«lh#r Ride
(FormerIf itiggH r* Lit|, Hlorfl
3 portrait, of ynur
for
I I . 85. Wleboldt Studio.
lamia—
y fumlihed, newly decorat- Colored rook for ttnall la ml
Phono SIS or apply 521
Apply Box M. e-o Herald.
WANTED! Hut boys, bell hoi
waitara, chef and bakvr, C
Mayfair Hotel, Mrs. Par
Imaatod
Ield ran
Bebool
Hot Wats* Ilea ten
Rangpa
. II. D. Pops Co.
. _________P*o—' W
ORGANO
VITAGEN
Organics
Prrdlgsated, Coareat rated aad pacterUliied by Talented
Bacteria Precise
Revitalize your eell N atan 1* way aad get better
recall* from ;
Seed Beds
Field Crepe
Flew n s
Lawaa
C sr*n
Shrubbery
PUala
Tnee, tie.
CORRECT THOSE BAD SPOTO. U SB OUR M A T E R IA L
AND W ATCH THE D IFF ER IN C B .
ORGANO CORPORATION
of FLO R ID A
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
J. P. Hall, Banford
“
BMW
JlOO S. Kak) Aveaae
Pboae t i l l
IS YQUR
CASTLE IN AMERICA!
Capl. OI.I llrrlUnd. 5S, of U>0 |
Ueach, Cal, la aklpper of an Ameri
can merrhant linker which wu
recently the target of an enemy
torpedo off the West Coast- The
torpedoing left all men milting,
and two aerloualy burned. Thirty*
nine sureivon were lately landed
at a Went Coast port, flreiland w u
the ihlp'i aklpper for eeeen year*.
/'n it )
Chrigtmag shopper* are bayInf early.
Aik about our
Xmaa tay-away plan.
HASSOCKS
All Sizes — Col
BLEEP. BLEEP
go to aleep.
Aa a m ult, an
employe who opened a local laun
dry Inr business early In ibe
m-mlng found I’ lier In profound
•lumUr. lie alio fiend th* door
Jimmied and lha aafa tampered
i »Hh
Still yawning. Pilar w u
nrnatrd for burglary.
a panel-ready
’alar Htatort
ANN»a M1RAS0L BEAUTY SALON
117 N. Park Ava.
VUtIA CITY, t'ntlf, Oct. JB.
itV -T trr tntrjie here reached a[
pew ton While the pnldlf adittlnIvlrnSo/ .lept. they .tele four
lire. off nm nnlomnLlle which,
rorielitute.1 the , nitre relate that
Wjtliarn tlrlmin left to hit al.t
HXNTl 2 ] acre* wall tiled,
i watered chain land onirdall, Cameron City. ■ 8 -c
•ring cover crop.
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lla s N Ih g T a il
A N N A MAX B R O W N —Owner
LEONA V A U G H A N — Operator
w it r .w
HELP WANTED
HOUSE,
of
war work
Thi* roil's'ry m the halutAt of,
thi* wild Ifimtnadr *hruh, i»*r I
fur 4anioiif laging nirflfl i* The
•tudriita mr«' * * rare Mug the hill*
lo collect I ,tll» J (MMin lv of need.
Classified Advertisements
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wtod'Oil* here
tperialfti I
SPECIAL
VICTORY CURL._........ .....$4.95
YOUR HOME
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From row*, he went In law
Iionk" in ihe office of hi* hrothrr. rhurlrw, who wa* pro*cx'utor
of Mnnmuih County
'it-Popular Prices
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row* j
*hnl
I FMON \||R
THERESA HUMPHREY TYLER
is again connected with
ANNE Hirmaol Beaoty Salon
"On that range 'we etnphaalia
safety and rare a f cooipment,
which la the fundamental purpose
of the driving echooL
"In addition to field work, the
drivers must etsdy two or three
hours a day, between tripe, to
familiarise themselves with state'
and city laws.
They have !i
study maps of Buckley field and
of tba city of Denver so they cap
take people or cargoes safety and
by the shortest routs to their des
tinations.”
out of the Shr-wtihury River with’
wHI-niirirel ihargr* t f •tinging 1
T il. eVKJt
Neter n Bull Moment I
hl«
stopping
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
LAUNDRY
lif
£
•Hfer
atorting and
s™ Srt, *s£L t S ofutr ti; B a E ^ M V S t t
The dutle. of a fuHv^ualifled
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backing,
Vang#.
it, mi.
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DENVER, OcL I « , ( W W ) - I n
two days tlhe Army is ranking
good d riv e r, nut e f poor ones.
UeuL W. O. Earl of Backlep
field, Denver, had to turn oat
driven that fait to keep tha
Buckle* field war wheels moving.
He designed a circular driving
range, about a quarter talto In.
length, that gives a student the .
thrills of a long cross country)I
CANNED FOOD
ran plus the headaeffk* of d ty '
driving all within tha apace of a lt After Jan of home-canned 'nod
....
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Aboct tbo laxlaat man wo evsir
f *T .
,
. 4.
have ctolad leal them to make
Tha student takes one o f tba (nrre that they are perfectly sealed.j
Array's big trucka. In soldier slang Vp,
a “ala by aii," over, around,
through and across deep gullies, S a ” u ! p e r f r t ^ ' t ^ J . ^ 1 «n * “ J “ >• - « * *
On. u a man
pk wed ground and other hazards then be stored in the coolest, who gives hla iittla sen a quarter
each weak and has him drop it
that would upset any passenger
darkest place in the house. Never in the gae meter, telling him It
ear that attempted the tralL
This & k .
hk. ,£ t a c u la r V ™
,ku ° 1
f ° “ ** * " ii a savings bank. Now w o rd
the Jars
have you be good enough to let os re
driving," says Uautenant Earl. extra twist after **“
*
^
“ But that Isn’t ita purpose. It cooled, a" this is likely ti break lieve your w Ife of wash day wor
•Imply crowds the drfring experi the air *eal, which might cauaa ries! Call No. 476 well do the
ences that a person would meet spoilage.1 If any Juices do come rest
In a rear Or two of normal work oat the topi of Ihe Jan, recouk
Into tha span of a day cr two of for 15 minutes and can ovtr
iving on the m
range.
again, making sun that tha Jar
driving
"In
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In addition, tthia ipectaculaid
,nd n)bb,r*
ln »*cell»nt
irtlon o f the ccrarae
portion
course Iw^t
isn't H
!Uglton<11,,onmoat Important part. The driven
aoend only a small pereentagu of
their time on this section. Their . The best and moat serviceable
47*
meat Important instruction la Ob- leather Is derived from butts cut • ! • W . 3rd Sl
talned on tba parking, algtlallng, from steer hides.
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SANFORD
THE
drooooa homo. Cat moUt
trimmings, fumlihed. Com]
Initruetiona. Eineritne# u
evaanry. Free details. V
Puhlon Drill, Chatham Ph
Ing, Lang Island city,
H I W I N K wb
O K H V lC k
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MAN-
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HAN DIKCO, Calif., 0 «L Id.
(fll—The cuaet guard baIUvei.lt
got the perfect recruit 111 10 -yaar
■•Id John Bright O'Connor. If*
It 0 feet tall, weigh. 202 pound!,
|and ryra, teeth, and retry other
' phyalral Item wu* r lea ill lad by
examiners at either perfect or
normal.
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JUST ARRIVED!
A complete new shipment
of decorative mirrors for
evety room.
$*.98 Up
SMART A ND COMFORTABLE
TAPESTRY SUITE
1.50 PER WEEK
LEGAL NOTICES
nut it k uk autKH'i aaUi
MOTIt’K IH IIKIIgUr tllVKJt,
Th», pursuant la final Decree
r, nil-mi Uy Ihe rtrrwll Coart af
P*mln»l» l.'-iunly, flarMa, In (bat
certain cauee
ih-reln
pendhig
wherein nlt'NKT II. UOIIAV n il
M'AZKI. II. IIOIIAr. Joined by bee
hneti-nd and neat frleed, **J4
HIDNKT II. nniiAr. are pielnlltfe
and raN N ie w. ilrK in b y and
rilAltl.Kg ||. MrKIltDT bar bushand, el al. are Defendants, Iba
uadxaJant-t aa npeclal Waiter will
within the Itaaj hours et ||I4
Monday, the lad day of Noyombor,
A. n >•**. it tbo froql deer af
tbo Court
ttuuoo of
neaolnelo
Count r. florid a. a I Hnfcrrd, r*»rtdo, offer fur aala and eell to tbo
hlfheet end heat bidder for alfh
the r»lti,wlna described Iota, pltcat.
or n -in k vt land eltualo Ii fomIonto founty f lot Ido, ta-wlfl
Tt.r, I: I«| I, nioch 0 Of
May fair, atoord'ne
to
plsl
thoreuf recorded in rial Beak I
». pasta II and t) and rial
!<>*k * pass ai or lha rub lie ,
*om;»alo Cnnnlr, t
flortda.
m
key on tm*U ring
Bn* J o/e Herald.
TO YOUR
2 Pieces
kI J
ROOMS
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A CompleU
I
A H A r lm m t
chair.
BROADFELT CARPET
• T l * moat durable Rug made.
JUST THE LAM P you've toon look
ing for— to complvrnant yoftr living
room suite—
LANE
CEDAR
CHESTS
yrareoff.
Lay-Away a cheat fa;
for' Christmas
CRICKET CHAIR W S i l v
I PLYMOUTH
ADD BBAOTV
The kind of living room suite that makes guests and family
love to congregate at' year home! Generously, propartlenad
pieces.
Sagle u Imwrsprtng construction.
Wide, rvatfal
arms.
All pbeaa erpartly upholstered, haautjfal,. loaf
wearing Upeatry la your choice of rtUea. Carved beat In
rich w *~.jt finish. Spukrua damn port and matching club
Tract tl Lot I, Itloek • of
Mayfair •rcnrdlna tn oald plat
Ihereof.
..Traci- Ii Int ». blub I of
M-pfalr arcnrdlna lo oald plat
thoraof.
ft
.Paid aala Is be mads la oattefy
«bo ii n a i o t oald deeroo.
HikRr
PICTURES
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VOLUME XX XIV.
E stablish ed
i -. ttbb- -------- r s
In 1908
S A N F O U I ).
*Reds Lose Ground,
.Nazis Advance; In
Stalingrad S e i g e
New Russian Forces
S e n t In, Report
■Annihi 1a t i o n Of
1 Creation Legion
(Be AraMUto* Or*M|
Th* German* mad* aratter*
ed daylight raid* ever Britain,
taoalag cewnMtrable damaga
to the *a*l rout aad London
had three, bombteae alert* aa
unreal meanted la Alla-eecupled Europe,
l
(By A W f lu U nr,
In R ussia, G erm an
today w e re advancing
I ,,
,
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Resident n!
f f n a l n r FI. F. Ilousholdrr • t i l *
troops i lyied Iht propaMNi amendments
Thia is the much fought-over airfield on Uumlulrsnsl In tl
filling iR bomb rralrr* after a Jnp rani
\ big Ut I hat lb* u
o f h u n d r e d s ^r. gular weekly luncheon of the cd reinforcement a and I* S Army « n»> *r. uii « at h.i« jn*l Ik
and captured n llto u ry club held t.»i*> *t L*lly’»
emphaaU J marine.
h. impatMAiat do the J»|»* i ii * *,!• i t *lit,,Lili anni. they t
.
.
ovcr| «■» the hta.* » on*i-Jtion to
Ih li
to
trnt!
of
t c on#
I h * in An uffirisil <
N
Mlied Bomhers Hit
.1 Enemy Vessels
Near Guadalcanal,
Two In Aleutians
Sanford Troop
til. - ;i!..l .iiieutleai)
« i t > iii
Is Awarded
n toilny
heaved almint 850 tana of bomb*
in raven minute* into the ejermaolontrvlltd Schnaldtr
armament
nerka at
Creutot.
Ktanee.
Saturday ill Uie mo*t aoddrn and
►peclacular day-light raid of the
war.
m
They rained exslotlvea St th*
w rat« of more than 100 tons a
minute onto th*
“ Krtipp
of
France." wheat 287 acre* of *r
*
tlllijry
Jery locomRUr* and »h*ll^ f ^ >
and thty
amf era -----hour juit befera- »nndown.
llnly one Of the JO-ton. fourmotored LnnciiUr* waa loit and
they made the 750-mll# trip wltScot fighter eacort. Th* world’*
D moat |towarful
bomber*,
the
Ijif*ta*ter* tarry qp to
I7,0f 0
Iwill id* of erjdotlve, each.
lilot* aald they bombed the
amt t factory at from 4000 to
(KHA* feet. On* tergvant pilot raid
he I raw a *Uck of bomba drop
f i right atrora IS# . works, "and
building* juit Hooped apart. . .
tn u little while all I could »e*
« u a cloud of amok* with red
tirw* and bomber* bunting Iniide
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Lunch Room Man
Denied L i c e n s e
,*% By Circuit
Court
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• Tb# rigbi of th# Town ol
■Oviedo lunch room operator, Um
tale of wine and brar within cer
tain prescribed arrM o f the town,
u waa upheld for tha aecwod time
• h>- 01m ilt Judge N. B. Smith
Friday when ha quashed an altarnatlre writ « f majujamw ***kIng to ahow cauaa aa to why a
RUt* and County win# and beer
lk(ti*e should not be Iraued to
■ Mr. Kersey. The writ waa dtraetcd to Jno. D. Jink In*. County
In* collector, and county Judge
R. W. ffara.
A prarioua mandamus petition
directed by K(
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’town ‘
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an-
IU« «ra
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mrth
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Hum.#» i •i
1hie
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o f Sanford' s H otel M ayfair W ill Be Open For
h it ill It I hr
Business W ednesday Under N ew Management :;.1: ,i *i'M it i*
.
'
IlmitSntder urged
Kutariana -to:
support it and pointed out that I
it would avoid making thia 3 cent
(a* an,I ila dlatrit.utlon
the v*rioua enuntiea a
football every l » u year*
la n c a i l c r ,
l
Mui'ur I'Virjia photo
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Six Students May
Enroll In Radio
Training Class
Poets May Enter
Holiday Contest
it p C T A i W
IS e H ffV S S
SSL s s » - s t V f ® i32
thvn
U. complete for lgrg* war boml|
i#a*- MouBcwivcs Asked 1o
n«. Buy Less .Canned Food
Iren . r
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t*n •’W J t t t 55fw - .i
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by Chart** L. Shaldon. ehlrf of
W V - the contain*!* branch of U>* W ar
It tha, Prwdyilew beard., n * aald It
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Farmers Assisted
I n Coping With
War Regulations
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......... ............... of * riM Bftpka r>-at* “ kvtiL.br k J d .ru 'j.T nr KtT* r
iudga b y V fe yuopJ* In.Uad o i r ,nn « fhr S” ' ' ' " " ’ *'"'<• ’’ ■* ’
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th* preaent m*thod of ravrrly Is a iirur-* ni-rfonsl app
) .1.»m I K net"
nominating them In *n alnetlon th** n*«»fe tluin bus me* a la»*
and leaving It up to th* (.ovrrnor sad in tie r squish*- !a»i
•**• iluiit‘4 ■•f hi’it
\|, )**•)»> an Ui
to appoint him and (hr f-’ cnaL- has ehnractri net! the l*» •
wa\
• 1 rit I m r b \t'
to confirm him Thl* imrndmrnt.
it seems suspicious th .
h* raid, would make tSr Jwigcu
aolalv r**pon*ibl* to the people. opcmn^f uf tie IIsyfair «• ,
Tho amendment providing for lesson » hmild ho for th** *■Mt■*
th* gamUhmtnl o f ralanei or talnlng of the Kxecutivr It* ,i« a "i
wage* In eice** of |25 a wrvk the Florida State Fedf-m- 1 "i
for the payment a t bill* or other Women's Clubs. Mrs. IV. 1 % • • • ,
d«bta, Senator llooaholder »*id. self Is a clubwoman of *h»iiKt»*.n
would probably be approver! by these many years since hr ram.those who pay their bill* and i p to the states from her hmne in I
(juel«T. She wss ulso b*N-rt
f*
poser) by Ihoa* who don’t.
1*• *1■ 1
George Rollins made ■ report tary of the Dnytonn
the
League
of
American
l
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for the Club Servlet Committer
and th* member* of the club men just how’ she ha- 1 in l (
F»i ittetn* Man*
\oted to hold their neit meeting tim# to write her fertile’ { “ *
L eorsir* *'
at th* Uayfair hot*). A rl»ing is her own secret
Arid#
from
thr
mil
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luur ui mu|'«
vote of thank* wwa tftteiuled t<>
*
n
thiy *rr>» 0
Charles Morrison who arranged |dualily of the -unm * ' *
today’, luncheon * t U lly ’. Cafe Joyed w.
m... v , v „ i i f 4 mulv unit* t
Vliltor* al torlay’a luncheon in-j'rally remarkable thing, -t, '■••• .|»ie »i.le ie Ketaiile
eluded II M Voorhla of Orlamlo dun* with flower*. T’ ti- *l*dtly [ Ijo t week t ..inn.i».t»ii, i ■*( t
Dayton T. Jtort and 8. T. U ln raragnlted when .h.- dr...- a llu re Nathan May., uig.d
hint of West Palm Bsach, Li#jt. r«Ud lh « Florida Jluilding for tbc f creation of such sn organUri
O. T. 8wtfium, KJtat. Adolf Mot Us Fair In 1U.19 si>«l x « » jio deal with problems
QrotnBlnguUr and LieuC fl. li. swarded First P H l t for «*uUla*®l' |fmm wartime jrgtilationm «•> ‘
Hlanton of lh« local air basc. Ina merit. A thrifty streak prob our manager* hnvr Ikk n IiisI m.
ably motivated ter |nvemn*n o f 1n| to give full co-operation” , ' v
holder
h bn S|fa m L Wilson, dlrrctnr of St*B*Illggtn* of thr Perry-Dell
niskm It |XkSftltlt to y*5* ■ im|* r ariru rs' Alatki ls, «lulr» m '
|tuous effects from a small •■■um sitricultural review f«»r thi» w>I lief of blossomi as w*-il *»* t<*
"W e kro» from exf»ciief>cr
utllls® materials that er*- M»mr difficulties u ir i?r*»\%rr« av«
times quite unexpectedmuntering in sreunng nwr**#
Florida club women n .imln r»*»*£ BUjipIle*", WlUtoi BSid, ‘»n.j
fmiti 1&0 to 200 will Ik*if o' if* urr fully swum uf lh4> «lnnh’*
srrivt today. After the h«» qiirl, (Srp fare In tbr pni-rfi* n h Tuesday evening and the • lu'inif, The re*Miirre* of our mui kr t
seal Iona Wetlntiday other i >ki» irunicatlon ur» lielng I reel y
trationa will bw expcctc«l Tbrrr fered to enable thrm to nioV
wll
Ibe no formal opening but co-ordinated plowing in H e lu ".
Bli non pupil*, m»n or women
an needed to Disk* up ■ quote of applications ara already rtimim ton hacke*! tin by thr nr*
13 trainee* in radio training In in. LieoL and lift . W. T ll«n , I k u "
IS* BanJord School i or ft at Pro- cock from LaCrotte, Wla . are the, " Sale ® at *State markete
W auchula . Palmetto , anil 8 * nf'>"l
have a lrv .ily atartril In a >111*11
wl.her.
way and a ll market * w ill In- <i |.<
w ithin thu neat two or th m wraka , " U’llaon enlal. K ir t l o
rrlp t *
at
Wauchula
Mim-luv
ihoweil racum btr * b ailing in b -tl '
quantity and price , * n,| in u iu . M'
good prices wre * paid for all
. A con ft* l
commmlitle * . The traaon pruint **-*
Ik# auhjatt of IM patriotic eOil writ , but a rain I i badly nn -<l.<l
r-llgioaa aignlflcanc* of Tl*nk»Pompano report* rapvciatly f .*
ha* been anaouaeed by vorabln condition * during th* p*>l
B
Peter*burs Poetry league wtek . R ain fa ll ha * Ira n aufricim t
Its. eha Irma n. Thorn* • to build a rv iv rv * In tom * *« c ti . " i >
Itrue* Hoe**, I l f Tenth Street, St. wh* r * water la Impound*)! for i r
PeUraburr. to whom all tubmli- rigation . Cruo # show ra litfactn rv
progrera . B ra n planting lncrr*«-.l
Poem* thou Id he llm lln ) to to m aterially daring th * wc* k . u iih
Itoea, and should be an , lgi :M . about 1100 - atre * being ad . lr .)
Name, addrwe and Utl* oT th*
O nly two mor* ttlca w ill bn
held at th * Palatka 8 u t * L t w -
Ualnlnc
.f .l
t .11 ( on ■ t
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Cluhwomen Wi l l
II a v e Convention
At Mavfair Hotel
Kill
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a .iked
1 HI1t *
d, ii. 111CI SI "fl i‘
sfiei
jt
i
iliit'
mint through, he Raid. bu| if the
that If. 1.
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propoaad amaDilfiiriit carries, th® the IIerst
help Wiij- V4Sill "■I by \| » IS m
C o n f t f t v t l o n c o u ld t*r a m e n d e d I n
tat Th. MH'l 1K4'
a mattar of l>o «Uy»
tars it >■ « « •411*■t ( thu Hi
Th® amendment for the crea
.if th*
tion of a constitutional game and could I** Mii Ml• P.
t Ir lundo
fresh water fi»h commission. Sen Perry Ini M*JI I|"I|S* * 19
1h. man
ator llotisholder said, would re • nd Dayti ll*k * ,yell
hi»t*d
sult In taking this Issue out of agernent a»f - . f b( ii ut ifill
county politics, something which ia i h»ra"ii tili* fl ini r b% Mr Slid
is
rm
tiM
flout
Mr.
F>l
1err
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e
t*
U often unnecfaftarily rmbarras; artiv** a - h luiturt " <th 1) r .Sea
ng to rand
S Mi 1 and ■fila b By l h K, 4|
If hi mult In th® election of 7Haiti
his it wrlcOffl'i* * 44■ 1 h . ke
heller official!.
mentioned the amend - hi md mtii env fm. U-M‘Si* ftf**I#1
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p^mic^j >jew Managers Of run
J11-« 1111
till>o I
B,]Mayfair Are Well r..n - •
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eicrpt g00 of 4,000 member* of
a ( ruation Legion pu»h*d Into
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Tb* GerSenator llouaholdei, who wa*
man* were repulltd northweil of
by
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Stalingrad
and the
German* Introduced
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importance of
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amendment:
and Natl attack* in the western which would fttrcjimlinr th« mr*
Caucasus »a * progr»*»lng.
thod of amending lie Stale Con
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Mrsttwhilr ftum England came atltulion. It now taked «l lea»t »
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the Gerrusna
MUCK
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P re s s
U. S. And Jap Forces
Prepare For Climax
In Solomons attle
Stresses ProvisioirFor
Allocating Gasoline
Tax Of Two Cents
D e c la r in g
tort** wera
M e m b e r A .v to fin lc d
Funeral Services Boy Scouts H ave
For M is. H arper Court O f Honor
Conducted Today A t Junior Hipji
al, tho force of current at moat Important amendmentsjs c*v*r
vrrl
tacks is less than that of undertaken In thl* *iale. Senator {
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Stated Proposed
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tl. IP. (A’)—King Chrittlan of
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pra hi* bona and (be accident.
M 10 bta af*. 31, wa* taurine
treat anxltty through Denmark,'
if Tnutroe** * Agency reported »
florid*
firm*
have
been awarded A rm * contract* for
coiutniciion In World*. It w>*
announced today at headquarter*.
Fourth Semite Command,
H e ratio of the contract* .
ranred from U *« than
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and called for a wide variety of
work from road building to the
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Th* OPA announced today that1
illlard parlor*, pool half* am
nwllng allejra ara going undei
rice control No*. 1 to ko*p sot
era and war worker* from hav
* to pajr too much for raerraATLANTA. 0*.. Oct. 10— tSpe*
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COMMISSIONERS W ILL MEET
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Power Company
.
Warns Scrap Hunters
SHS W arriors, Undaunted By Defeat,
Are Preparing To Meet DeLand Friday
The Seminole High School and
Warrior*. undaunted
l>>
throauereaalv* defeats
an
tralnlin.
again In earnest lor ihrii mminr
tut with the DrLand llulldogi
b e n >r«Ja> nigh. .
. New help In coaching It beipj.
(I,a n by Hugh Whclchcl. produce
merchant, who ia assisting actum
reach Dick MeLaulln In grooming (tiot..<if a »cw days o f real urt r
the tram for victory.
tV ir .liciaivv sC-C wtcUr) o f f l
The DeLand llulldogi come W n»Krriort aid l<re Haft rlsy.l
with several Victoria*
to Hi. I.uilinr T a n have rv.*m*-l
r credit, from Winter Ear. t.viii.ng for thrlr clg»h v.tlh the
and Umatilla. II owgvrr, Toarn Mlii... Hurricane* In thi U rtic *.
Heretic her a relallvrl) Im-ap*-l!..u. Or. U .
lenccd group of \oungalere. mar./
•' .1 h Jack McDowall haa »
ot whom never play..' inolimll fre- seek before ha exo'ww Hr
hefure Dili ae-aoii a«. the V’ar u V i-lv 'c tl nntitd and unacord *>n
t h r t may no; 1fc»e such t • 'go team to the Miami Jini. Only thro*
g lin t tSla time-.
tlrnr» out of the laat I I tlmca Lava
A bright new ipot in tha V.’or- the Tar* overriden Iht llurrlHor lint- up la Buck llale. th
eannon ball naaair from K ef
H- • MrDowtli bellevra he hs^
torky. whom the hove have l.tck- a tiny.- breaker In the aUlwart
named allngahot Halt, beeaui. ->• f *rP» hi Fullback Grady Ray
hie accuracy In paiaing. It ii c*- i»#r>nnally arrounted for 24 of tht
trrmciy poaaiblc th it Halo « i!l |i (Miints lot Rollins flatjnlay
bo given snolLcr <S*nce ti .hu
t'ight. ran a net total of
lf»"
ll* pta.ee all uound hlr -ip|**n >ard* fn»m scrimmage. and took
snU. slthougi- llit po.ltlon be wll1 t(mr ofl to throw a 2M yard
occupy hat not ae yrt l e i . at.- .iiurlvIoBP rasa to Chisholm.
aaantad.
Injured Ifrahing
Sroti,
who
A t -uy r.tto C<arh MrlJiuiin > mb> pirked tail season as gusrd
dlrw tlsg much attention t. m of th*- Miami all-opponents trams,
reiving the** lightening |.*.w«. will
^
U
ready
for the Miami
and trying U avoid r rr|K-uti .n i .
o f U * “butterflngcr" receiving o f , MrMowall Indicated that Calvin
last w**k. Even *1 thnl Stnfur.l! ( Vartirk and Quentin Will#, whose
llaed IK *u id . o;i p » i» r » « g « li^ ' injuries Went them out of the W.
I Mona laat Frl.la>. while ' v
A I
parnr. will
proUhly
Iw
tier tram advanrr.l
t-nly
I* ready f o r . action. (Vnler Rob
ja n lr b) the aerie1 rout*
flullettgr
whf* suffered r torn
Tne lineup. Coach M c la ilm i r • hiNiblei musrlr
wa* the only
pnunced. will probably l»c »»►—
man injurei* |a*l week
lha a«m« as last wt-#k
M IA M I. O c t 14. (F N S ) —
The acrap drive g «t «<• hot and
arrap huntara ao enthu.la.tic that
the Florida Power A Light Comny v i i forced to l»u<£a wamf, which appeared in Ihe ferra
an advertiaemeift in local pa
per*.
.
“ Don't remove parti, plalee or
bolta o f matal itreet lighting
Rollins Tars Are
Training To Meet
Miami Hurricanes
E
Jacksonville Navy
Coach Is Worried
COOPER8TOWN. N
Y
14
The National Museur
ra'Kball and Hall 01 Farm
announced th«* appointrn*nt T
dU\ of Clifford L U i . l u# d
t o ' to aucreed ll
U
W tl
Ik iltllf. I-on* alar
dlct-eln
III* N*w lo r k Stale llu to r.r*
aot'ailon. which hat I « qua'
COLD
W AVE
A h lld . with complele lin.
aI Mint Gin, Sine Gin.
Dry Gla. Huai, and Vndka.
5
D id S im p le S im on Scold
I I 1a
P ie m a n
Iiee a tiM
o f S tom a ch U lcer P a ln s T
If pu 414 lo HimpI# Mim»»n what
II d oti to many of ih.a# who ar4lllrM »tti will* alomarh nr e lfff
palna, Inrilgwwt Inn
|ta
l»alna.
haarttiurn.
burning
•*n«allna.
bloat and nfhwr r».ndlllnn« reused
by e lfe ia arid. n«» *i'W lrf h#
arol4#d. ItuffBrar^ •h<>uId i ry I'dga.
flat a fir bui nl t'difa T aIJat a
from soar draggoi
Kinl
*l«»ar
Itiual nnnvlnra or return b#*t ia
■a and
■ »(
|mii i i m :
to rn
WDNKt IIAI’ K. ilrlteyhoMa Hru(
Co. an4 drug a4i»r*a e »»r| *h rra
nirvetor of K cm eaU BUhHlullon
Jw »»* r . Byrne* ho* doted hit
offle** In th* hupmn* Court BuildIn* in Wgihlngton »nd I* ready to
Uk* up hi* new dutic* In • newly
built win# of tbo Whlu Hoot*. He
urge* tho Amorlcaa people to "unit#
In w ifin g oil-out war tg iln it any
furthgr Inert*** la th* coat of liv
ing," and warn* that “ thi* war mutt
oloo be fought on th* bom* front.”
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F o r
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S A V IN (iS BONDS
AN
VOLUME XXXIV
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
Choosing tourtJvos?
Those 3 Questions
may bo im portant
Thera ia a eaUln* on Eg* Prtcw—bnj
there ia no Catling on Eg* Production
limit aaya let hint and hia Tuxedo Special
Egg Maah help you get more egg*.
IX)N’T TAKE CHANCES—on gelling
chicks. Place your order wllh ua NOW—
We will notify you when they *rrlre.
WINES
BB S U M
Qurv. What la tha name c f a
! * . alive that haa barn a be.tM-Ilrr all over tha South with four
generational Ana. Black-Draught
Qurt.
la , HUrk'Draaffhl purr hr
herbal?
An*.
Yes, and you'll
find it easy to U k i.
Quta. Is
lllaek-Draught rrntl# ti\ action?
Ana Yes, usually, I f you follow
ilirretions. 25 to 40 doses only
25c.
Insist cn Black-Draught
Follow |,al>el directions.
TO v t s n
NICK’S
Package Store
FEED
STO RE
By PAUL ROBINSON
B IX A N D
J E O fZ V / r
W E L L G C D A WHEN
YkO O M E O U T / r r r
VMiTH H lSB I?AJN S
n o w t o s r u r r im
f t O ^ F € A W , -------
THEY R E SORE,
C A U S E YOU r T O O C THEIR
DflJE/'r—J
Two Star Golfers Arcj
Students At Rollins'
W INTER PAiRK, FIs
Ocl
II,1
The names of Georgia Taint* j
rr an<1 Mary Jayn# Garroan, start
golfers, ha^r b*#n adtlr.l ».o lh#|
Rollinv College roslfi of co>«*j|
atblctrv which la hgailc^l by Na*|
tional Trnnia C'hampian I’sulln#
|l#t*
MIbs Tointcr and MIbb (la.man, who anrollnl Ihl« kail airrahmfn students, won Floridr
tournainenti Iasi yra.
I
Miss T sinter a graduate
in!
Juno of Fargo, N. I)., hig'i school,
driratrd vetrran Dot Kirby u j
tak# the Miami Billmon* op«r
dnratrd (Jrarc Armor) to win
thr Palm Beach open trophy, and
lilarrd first tn tha Ormond llrarh
to irnimrn.
Ilrunrttc Mary Jaynce Girman.
from Hara«nta, Fla., w«>n the
Florida Fast C'oaat o|>#n at St.
A igustlm las season
pi
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Package Store
The highest jmlnl in Mir West
n n Hemisphere ia at Mount Ac«m
ragna in Argentina. 22.M.14 for
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NOW S MY CHANCE
To f a s s m E s e r—
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m ore f o r girls to
know those truths
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reeled, three days before "their
time" to help relieve periodic
pain die only to funcll nal causes
Othrra take it as a tonic to slim
olatr appetite and aul digestion
By FRAN STRIKER
T U B LONE RANGER
i . t r ? ) * f l THE MA? O f THAT
G C U ' CLAIM,
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HE CAN'T KELP
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Apply Box M, c-o llvrxid.
g A t a . Orlando._______
l - 'f s n t a Rico red maated
potatoes, le lb. fi*ld run
T b T loti. IH th
Bchoot
(ot
Water
.
H reU re
n. *.
c.
S te m , 1010
nlc# boos*. T it Oak
F L O R ID A .
T H U R S D A Y , O U T O IIE K
HiaShip N e w
A psf.rl runfrrrrue of th# tub
>*rl
undue! sr«| Kthiuvttr aul j
llOBt#B»#«‘ . Hill U- JMirt Of to#
M "M «m planned by the Service
Aim's Kacrrallonal t'ommittre for
;
firs
naatro* loretlng called*
.o. •
» ’» |h I thi* evening in
hbc t’il> Mail \u litoriurti. I tank
iSlim rr. chairman of the Seen a-*
lion II ivibmm. S* itiinolr
Count) '
Mrfrnee t ounrll. tli%clo*ing thi*
aiormnir. adding ihal the dlftru* ,
•ion w.ii !•»• (r i in.ormally b> five'
woiuan of th4- lommittce srSo will
■usw#. f|ui*«iii4ii« M*kt*d from th r '
llo«»r bv jut ^of uinl arriior host
ca*c
iVuiight climate* a campaign of
ihr Rrcrratiufi Ibauion to irg u
Itt allsw4«inrn in ."'.anlnrd and vi-
NEW SPAPER
15. 191
M a r in e s ,
M rttth rr
A-ssncinird
Vincennes Skipper
A rm y L an d O n
i
G audalcanal
Both Japanese, t'. S.
Reinforce
Islands
In Solomons Fight;
L o s s e s Disclosed
(Dy AeMclete* Prta.)
V. t! HI.Mf r r \ IS I i • »*»
S o v ie t h e a d q u a rters to d a y ;
N
t Mim*ini iiiMtiiMtl
rcportisd th a t R ed a rm ie s hadl«» i*»> t* at ai.liBtaitliai
km rMcaii
beaten o f f f i v e G e rm a n cou n -j
A l.lt ) gt«*un*l .lift nil (u ltra ||4tr
a til* # * ’ in ttuadlalrana1 U» h#l|*
ter-atu tek a a lo n g th e 4 0 -m llc,
•trfttu l tl c Sdlnnii'n U lan ilt. kt*)’
b a r r ie r n o rth w e s t o f S ta lin *
| tunt atSBinn Ja|>anr*r attacks.
Rrad. w h ile inside th e V o lg a '
Tn
It WM l»tt«l IS* !«*•«-«t Mlit-ft I hoy
titih'-.t atitl tit** •
m etropolh i
d e fe n d e rs
h a v e ' :,-;W
• Ml • I •rlilt r»t e
turned b a c k am a ll-scale for-1
Mr .»ii| \i ilt t I
..
land
a y g b v N a x ! tanks and r i f l e - i ~
i i , i »•(«•••!•
I • \ je I |rtll.t
men.
•ti.•••■•• «'*| tbf
Citing actual o[wratiom Iniklo
M ....
the rlty for the firet time ini
five d iy t, tho Rrnnan. rltlm c lj Bife' _
new galnt add taierted N all |
Ik m lvr. were emt.hlng Ru.eian.
I hi m«M*|iM|f . • I fir flirt
plll-hoire and artillery emplaceI 1mc |da;ii.«il ,M F u | i.«r» i- ■
menu. On Ihv other htn-1 Sov, •tiiMt tin m n t it • ilutlrw. |»|r
ieU said tho gigvnlie tlru gglrl
|>ur|t
limioat) t»» tin I'- .in tr of mrm
had waned to almoet a tU lie .Itl.#r»hi|> card* Su»
n canl v»i||
uallon and that German hurt el
Is- injin r.il for rt.limtinner U» an) ♦
pert let were clearing th*
Gr^nn
m lm ltr* nt tb« >f|V|c# Mrn1*
field on th* approach*! of a north-1W|| )ia
( |ub. ( nut WiMhli *tatnl
watt luburb.' the (He o f th* grrat i <ni| (ij
It i«
particular I\ rmphasimt
tlmi although M sgr limits ol »
Stalin tank work* where a N an. Dj
|
H
to
Til
up;
|y lit piriii.f So»t«*»s«*u.
a .fault failed to crack the hack-.
,
m Im i n a« |»artti«*i • fur ibi* «n
t-on» i f the Ruaalan defente l-it- ] -j-y,, f;
vin’Otro, llrt< •• i
upper a^r
tl* change waa noted on thr major lh . ‘
limit f..| >n tor li
arul ••
Caucaaca fronU.
. lw„ o1]
g
l.a
l
many
Sroo.i
llosteas*-*
4 II'
Meanwhile,
In
VV.eh.ngton,
, 1
irpilir«| in thr luu^rani Th. \
Wendell \Villkle. beck from a
Will I*U* 11tl el.it \ »• Ulijir rvisof ■ on Tells
Medical (iroui'
31.000-mile trip to Allied war. -------Mr ilanrr fbw.r o.
Mr
^ami
front., conferred with I'rr.idrnt | —,
ittoin in thr lii<4fi) • .t the Mi 1«ii
Clinics Arc II e I *1
Rm.avrlt Wednr.day and flatly I n .
msf urn 1I1 -k rt.
declared afterward that in h i.1 V e il I
ti Or 7 Times Year
Ib rir hI* *•I—nit .'00 tstirnen m
Judgment, Germany will never con '
j'l»lrfn| rim
•• • •nliiig tn M1 a
quer RuaaU.
I U m
Mum I M
r»...jtih* • n i r l i i t
Wlllkie neveHhelr«. renrwr.1 hie L e i ^
l»( 1 li r ••'mu It Ire xa . ti }|«« lir.q.l
10*4
ijuaitrrs ut tin
hrivo*.
Mru »
apfeal, flrat made in Moeeuw. for
.
4t-mt
I lu|> .11 t» •• I
Ymill, but manv
>mm'
tha opening of a aecon.l front
A t-T|
nmrr v»tll
t•••|«nrr«l
Iwth
. Hein
He b a .c l thi. appeal, he .aid.
;unit 1 hi.*ti ••• . i ' iiI •• nn<r huat
I n
on an analyala of the rrn.niinrn i
r»s«
•
I
hi*
in
4
pair
lot
ir
v»n
•tlirtl
datiia. of m lllUry leader, uf » « _ _
•rr
%
»«■
••**
ila
ln
l
MrHunt
and
l*sea#«
II ri tain, Ruule. China, and th.- W*4-11
uifit
•t i* m firl*l *»bifh wtiinrn know
^lnl United B u te .
And he told re- J
I)r
I*e-•| M'd in tthiih rfrryonr ran
meet
porter, he had had con.lderahU* I
. .
Par tP 1pa l*- to S«P i-ntrrtain out |
I rrn»
eiperienee In Judging reeommen j
It
►
• 1 v in in.’ii **
|
daiiona o f technical expert..
Thr program for l i n r\»ninjf
He had hia own ideaa where a|
\\ A
. ollows
|l
.reond front ahould be opened, hr
— Ilia
1 Group ^tngtnjr
lr*l
l»> *.|
•aid, but he k*pt It to hlm.eif. j la ee
t'barlrs Morrison. •• •umpaiiii.1 by h
The nan who opposed Frevldcnt! ceegr
Mibb l.atYDfT V\ bid.ion
I tv
l U r f rw
l u thv t j h O . tim jc iu ,; fNad
2 Widromr—II H l * o d i b l r ‘ .y
man. SiniinoU <‘ount> Mrfm«.
aa tha JUtiuKIIcag party’ . praar-J* {•*■
('uuncll
I
dential nominee, circled the world
““ •*
•T TheRecreational lb u-ion
,
In SO days aa th. Preaidant'a pgr-1
Frank J Shames. Chan mum Itr
\
aonal repreaentative
He vialtnl
.*tea I to r Ih v U io r
the Middla Fait. Rtu.ia and
4 The Senricr
mrn • lob*•
China, arriving in Washington In
A ilefinitr upswing in Army
the IgU afternoon. Then, for an t rniistnients. not only «»f young C’apL Georg# W ihhU * haitoian |' *
hour and a half, he gave what he ; men l*rtwern |H and |«i year. »»» Service Men's Rac re a !»••»• 1 0111 , *
described aa
frank oharrva. ; age hut of married men 'is* «*r
(I na and conelutkin. to (he Pre.i icurrrvlm Ihe past week, FI H < ardent Ho would not say specifi j l i r of tie local •elector i r liir e
• in
cally what be had reported and Inflict said thie morTtlns. predictI I anglr\
lin
g
that
enlistments
will
be
even
j
K
ho preferred that the White House
aqy whether tho l*rcaident we. [ highci due to the pcmlnw draf
|-nd
Mtlafivd with hia taiaalun and with JIrgtlaMon In congress
j An A«soeUlrd Press
.b-patch*
•»
Ifls report.
{.tales teen-agers are crowding re- ' kin,
• cruiting stations In most section* j l~
• nf Ihr natiiin. a survey «l 1•« los«*«l burn
I )a«l iklyM. The rrrruitin*
-rnt up markrally a. plan, wrt.
I •l-re.led In Wa.1 Inatoll (»r -li»M
I•. •
. I » «• al
f i* I I io • •
me If and l ‘J year-old.
b« »si *
; l*.
A mei ii hc .1. »••*.•
Al I Vlr.il:
Arm>
rrcruilim
w or#I hs* pi«t Ih r f >•••
1 In *)•*•••* '»• M». >4»li»iniiii» Will..•(•! ■ ■
[ had .wellnl •< b> y ra lrfilt) the
Sanford Ihnt Lo ot F inn! 1 ate ll, Mir Aiiiriirsn jMivlltisn 11 •••* !'•**
’WASHINGTON, OcL IB. (AT— 1.1. Col. Joaeph L llathua, rrrruil
hg* Itch promoted from
olid wntiM Ih «ifl mil)onteonlilr
.res
«\
* I- <
Tho namoo-of 22 Floridian* ap-j[In * rhlvi, ailded iwo room, ti
lirutennnt !#» fif*l IhmjI i o .•
Tin le t i me<| 11111«* titl'd ( Min'
I' \l
poar in tbo Navy Department’, I thr office and ro/errin* lnouiri-.|
I.leut
1
'h.nc
h'lskarul
*»f
*•
-lfii
is
•‘its*sluvsfs linlllrv. a< list!
k < «•
casualty Hat No. H , released-. in a a/eeial ataff o f rrerjilPi: o f-j
Verna) f ’ h»M* and • n of •' lair
Wednesday fo r local publication.!-cr
Mr arul Mrs S ll i hn.. . • red
•njllln*
o
f
youth
17
13
I
Tha Urt covert tha periud Sep*
the IT S Aims v^»l\
thr
id waa Up *h perrrn: |lo1
Um ber 22 to BtpUmbor 30, in
Spring an*I *MoM\ ibsr«-»»»'
«i<
jin
e week, •Ithouc'l the Navy re- I ° ™
clusive, and Indoor* tho followlnc
■
uia.
simjwb
■
uvwrvspi
m
#•«.
J i » ite,l no noticeable riar lh,-n*
sent In the M fl.llr F a-i
'.#r«with their next o f kin:
!
Mote than ISO ol S00 recruit. 41f7M , compared with L»4I in Ihr he ia »ervir«g in lb. \> •
*la
Dead: . *
—
[ ti Philadelphia were und- 1 .'P. (■mount of t4tva to Im- (ollertcd tlnn ordnsiu r
John C. Bulk hall, private. Ma 1and at Halllmore hundrwl. i*m H- FV I)oudn#y U i gssrssnf. stmtrtl
Lb'tit l hi»*i nflefobd I »«e
rine Corps Rever**, parents. Mr. nted -(alien, on ont of thru but- toda)
veil
I
Ml Doudnsy WIail |mintr«! nut Inn Unlver-ilv s k rii (••
and Mrs. John F. Bulkhalt, 30 ( i»« -Itvv
his ns1111«sr > limning
• 1on
Kanrhts
Ave.,
St
Auguallne: j At Roehoater, N. Y . reti-.-'-n* Mgt In spit# of I n da-errasre
mission tti lb** I titU-.l
tnv tl# •It-.v t#
•t•|»tiNt Ih 11
I tint-1>t
Jam** P. Edlin, private, Marin* of yi>tm**teri doubled ainrr Mon j the toln* U N M fd valuation of
Reserve
lit* v*tf»* «*• -1 t*
hi I can al M<ii •
s na%«l anti
, •
Corps, mother, Mrs. Allio P. Ed I day. Hecruitin* at Iluffai.
*’ I th# County hn* Incrrasr*1 $4-ir.
dren
are
now
livmg
m
’
srd,
,,p
%
|
437
trul
la
now
ar
fttirea
*
.
J
e#
*
lift#
jm
i
•lit
h m
lin, Looabunr; Bannia C.Jonei, ! Y . a a. up TS percent the
having
mnvnl
from
W
in
i
*gre
ih#
compwrwd
wlih
last
year’s
asses"%
I..|*
fi
1
|n
r
r
ls
k
r
lb*
private, Marin* Corps, mother. ! Ctreo day* thi* wooh ovr
tmtnt o f 121,410^643, TSe amount where Lieu! ( has*
,
lur ( i-la n d * i n g a g t-l Ih r rm -ni) in m
Mrs. Kalhortn* P. Jones, National ; firat throe of taa*. w**L
Th* Marine Corp* at OUraito of. taxes lavisd tnla year i. I'lOJ, Hon manager i f the Id* • »rth j *‘ |»r g r •• a ir ‘ b a lllr s i >ra Bn-I
Cardona.
I/30J5
aa
cent
pared
with
$313,grova.
fu n r*l M r Japs |o w lthilraw
trald tha foata of Ita men Ip (he
Solomons had boon r r iv a l uira- i r i J l laat yaar.
Tho Incraata* Ip valuation Mi
ulua to m ilitiaeala. Tbo Navi rrman. first class. Navy, father, porleil It had beep broakiiu al* Doodney ar.-ntolned, waa dua to
Jamas Stanley Chisholm, MarClan- trcordi. k it did not attribuU (Ho
ny.
.
jump to draft pro*pacts tot 18
ard IU-year-oldxlW » .
tenant (Junior rrada) Naval Raaartra, mother, Mrs. 71areata W.
Over 243.AB& pnumle - f crap effort
I h e drive eunir. ft
Dixhton. 1101 Park Avenue, Sanmetal have tieen rollectrd
dal* Principal K Earl Kipp nf S
Card I Clarence C. DalidU, soaman.
hy tho 4.000 Junior Arm*
hool ford Grammar School, w ho
firs t ttoas. Navy, motbar, Mrs.
children o f Remlnolr countv an.1 pirta that two pupils, Mary Kl
Jude* M. B. Smith o f th* ClrMartha DolidJo, Eoitiai Daniel
a number c f school, a e > t j tn L w .in - nml DoUflaaa Iu».inv
Edwin ^Dmltoy^^ftrekrepTC. Odrd • l i t Court Will b* In his chambers
ho heard from. Hupt T W *4W* 401 French Avenue, turncl
« t 10:00 A A I. Friday, O. P.
ton announced tn.lay
Monday. I .Ort * pounds nf m.
Herndon, County (lork, its ted toA tar** amount of .ci*! col- and 34 pound* of ruhl>er
lee
ted
and
reported
hy
the
i
Jpils
Hupt I j i - ton called attenilon
*~ n a a r* - ,
.,
,
ha. not aa yet been roll clod, an eirerpl from (ho "Florida
Ernest Durden, charged with
* It Scrapper'
HopL
Lawton
added,
a.
th.
..
« ffirial bulletin of O ct
aggravated assault was yesterday
too much scrap for the
I t from (' C. Cod ri nylon, atecu
tanned guilty a f aaaaull and bat
trucks la handle.
'
live »«eretary for th* Florida
tery by • Jury In Comity Court.
i o a i * W . FasiUr. aor al M.‘.
“ On this account,-we hope that •crap valvar* affort. which slate,
0 * ! • . , < « BenUnc* has not aa yet born M d Mrs. H a w a ii FaviU* of n t ) th* tlm * of the campaign will-ha that with 89 of the fitatt’. 87
reared by presiding Jadgn R. W. rataw tta A venue, U now ttationod
officially extended hy .State SupL countie, heard from, a total of
Ware, acacfdmg In 0 . P. Htrndon. a t tha Madkal iUnUcemert CowColin English, aa we then will bo 2,000,000 pounds hare been col
county dark
tar at ^ a r e jft ^ a U T Va!. occord- able to'aeeeunt for all thi. extra
lected during th* flrst week of
ta t to W ar Dopertasoat Inform*.
too
nag*,’’ Mr. Lawton declared.
th* drive, hr th* $00,000 yeetht
. Th* Racm U an Committee af. tton-^Hia treiatoyjytU conatot aI
“
Th#
children
o
f
thi.
County
o f 4h* Florida Junior Army, aa
the fie ml nolo County
Dafansa
haro
been
vary
rnthuiia.tic
about
reported by “ Cvuorel" Colin B.
Cosnrtl will maat a t 4:00 r eloek. dlcal and orereatlre prohUma *nThoraday afternoon a l the of De reajrtared on tho balttofltld aa this acmp drlr*” , aald Mr. Law Enrll.h, commander.
ton, “ and- I think they are detog
Alaa noted in th i bulletin wav
remit M baatoamilitary work
CO TTO N CONSUMED
a mighty fin* Job In their reJ. good
new* for tho Bomlnol*
vagtng effort*. Owing lo th* f*e t County trend total, hot net apW A B H IN 0 T O N 7 "o rt. IB, tA *)that remart* today have not b a n p lytnf to th* achool a ffo r t Mr.
Ths Cenaui Bureau reporte,) to
rare hrad from aU school., w* are Cudrtorton state* that th* County
day cotton consumed In Septem
Withheld lag detailed list* of th* rate official credit U t 40 tar ber totaled 948.149 halo* of lint,
load* o f >0 Iona aach c f Iron 114M7 balsa o f Hnters. a* com
d-“
aerep marketed recently by th* pared with 925,08V and 122,138 of
o f tha highest record*
Oareola Cypres* Company,
last year.
.
.
- *
-* —, i
- i e'
U l -:**' i f * * *?- />*.
^
■
•
I'r c s *
23 German Planes
Bagged By Malta
Island Defenders
Sem inole C ounty
School B o jr d H as
R eouidr M eetinp
Memhers Inspect Air
Bust* And Scliool
For
;tr Workers
a lito r
Department
I lie Im n l liitlu iK d e fe n d e r s
I M jiltii k<*v ltrili^ h s tro n g *
"•1,1
in ilu- M i-iliterran ean .
k•*|t* I I t'tll ! I'll Vt till s h o o tin g
..m i
m m .- A x is planes
■,, i
iiic
i*ljiiut
\ e s le r d a y .
n , I! \ I-'
- i.iifir e s
w e re
-I th.- u s.
t ir r v din• d* r fought
m.« r.o Kattl*
!•••« i! it • the
- fill Waf fair
••• mill Moult
..hiImh'I l.attle
'• *•r r**
I
. V.vyth
i
. hr 1r
in thr
••I* into
' • iw*r trd
1 with grl
binil I • mere
1 ^ ^tuth
owi
Lieut
I it t la- l(4<k
I• >t4* t.lll
1b. .m il
!••• jo le the
• Sundai
C iia .- v i
M .ilili
'Scores In 1‘oslal
1 l.cnmie Announced
Im> aho*
iso.r. Spit
M»# intro
I Hill* Up
I •• «* U i. mi t
i hi m ri-ck sgf*
fig birrs l*r•••ii* night, s
•< •11 - ftl tin.*
Lieut. Frank f hast'
Wins Promulimi In
Middle F ist Znne
M. .1. Lodge Will
lie Candidate In
Commission Kaci
i * «irrday
an
i- .* • andidale
• n y ! ‘«*oimls
I
CITY BRIEFS
W Tf YUi GO M V UFTgflE, YUH
c H r r . m i m m fucnoii y -
C U K
Ht
ten
CMC
Georgia Begins Drive
Faviile Stationed In
Army Medical Corps
___
100 Women Will
Re Here At Club
Federation Meet
Id io ts
first Major
I n 10 k y P t
W ar Began
D r . L elan d D am e
D e sc rib e s M a n n e r
0 ( H a n d lin g T . B .
County School Children Collect
243,655 Founds Of Scrap Metal
WANTED: BT.^boya, ball hop*
waltara, thof and baka*. Cal
Mayfair llolal. Mrs. Tarry
nunat*.’.
LOST: o r atrerod, black, tan and
white fomalt
puppy
named
Queen. Finder return to 111
Mapla A re. or f Soa* F77-J Roward.
.
IN D E P E N D E N T D A II.Y
Shows Decrease
m
IYE GOT THE MAP OF
THAT GOLD MINE,
q
Defenders Claim To
Turn Back SmallScale Attacks By
T a n k s . Riflemen
S A N K O H I ).
WiD Be
| Comparing 1941,
j 1942, Tax Koll
H E LP W A N TE D
I kind* o f pltnl* now
(ianien
!«
Four _ Victory
Victory
<
StorUaUm Wakefield and t-o
Cabbat*.
Chine.t
CollarJa. tomattH-.
alona, BrocctjH, Pop
punt, BeoU. J. «
Monro*. Phono IB.
E s ta b lis h e d In 1908
Reds Beat OH P£mel Discussion
5 Nazi Drives
On Stalingrad Skipper of Astoria
^Tavy
fhL”
• ■ ■ ■ if. ' / /j
HADY P I-A Y PEN
F ic lo r y ...
UNITED S U IE S DEFENSE
ETTA KETT
ARCADE
. 0 . D. F AR H K U -. Prop.
PI m s * > I4 «.
Mather Rldg.
(Formerly iia g g .ll'. U q. Store)
.tim lin U ," H rend. T W * 4 fur
ther pointed’ out t in t tBoukrytng
with
anr
wun (Wctrlcnl
i w i r a i r o u lm n it ■of maj
kind o n dangerou* end a fatal
.hock could H i l l , m u lt.
The public .hruld be made to
understand that Inaofar aa equipmerit of utility companies U roarrrnnl, It li not neceaaary fo r the
Individcal m attempt to aalvag*
r
'’
•
•• , t»,, , r trrm*
I *• I »• •• « il y nf
• 1
. • iit'p t. HHit'l • huultl
•ff • «• i.i - id* •t* • .el my t|e
••
*••••*! »*'• • •! \ in m run
.. u .
ib.
tunic In
Women Can Knroll In
A irplant*
.Mt'chanic.s
• I .i 'lit • vaA* aI f • »•••*! i
lil t f$#MI1 ||tia«> |l I
til'liHP tif ll" I»M ’
»fii«Ut||fti* nl I . mi- I
|.M.|r ! «r% till rt I Ifig »
1•-l«fim**9 s11In •%••••• "I
i f.I Sriit.nl |..f \\ *««
U m iiM , 11•• lillf t r.
..... l i m i t ’d
Mr
I fig#
If tit. |.*.*jdr of Sanford
'
»•••* l»v Ml inning
me
to
M» i it. t •uiMiiM«ion (bis irrrn.
I • an «•• ir*- ibt’Mi nf (hr sam#
Ittill ful |-rrfmmaiit r of niy duI
mimI in% riidrs.ttr* will b# to
t*• •i•I lit f i« f I ho r tlr. rlitpm#nt of
I br I 11\ Kiel • •li«t ejiirfill v Im
I itivi uit-fti •*f • tuitliliurs fur Its
t llirni*
I no ttihcr . niidi’lsti'* fur thr
l il% < uiiimi* oum Mir rum|*#ting
k»iin Mi I^Mlvrr m Gitiup No 2;
MuMsrd F‘avlilt, |ivranlrnt o f t*it
F •r si F'rdtmi Sa% i«igs and l»a n
A ••«»« lalitiii, .* !»•» jfiniiijiirrit him•rlf an a « Nittlitlnlr ••»% Ort 2. and
I’ I’ ( ami Ih’II. ounrf and hiaHIgri uf I itm dudl'« Srrunty F*#uii
In
ltflO
anti Sprtl S1111•• u h#t
srrvrtl as I'rr-idi HI uf lh# S#mln«dr Ctiurily f ‘Farut*«*r «*f Comnirrr.
Running
f»»r
rr-rlrction
In
Group No 2. is F'dward lliggln t,
•rtretaiy of Ihr Chamb#r body.
GcrmanH Sny French
Coast Is New Front
(Bv A h m IK U Prats)
,
DNB, th* official German a*w*
agency, reported
.
. an ------Increastof
•erica of British commando raid*
along th* Naxl-oc«upl*d French
coait In September and anil* B
could ho deduced that the BritUh
Intended to make th* Noraiandy
FLO RID A — U tU * chang* In Coast a second fronL T h * t o p
temperature tonight, with poaal- ond-front talk poretoted to Wash
Ingtou and Lomlea.
bly tSoware southeast coaaL
�T
l
r
Florida’s
»
Florida has another record which it can contemplate,
along with its high venereal rate, Vrith ahsme and disappro
bation. H o rs women die In Florida white g iv in g birth to
children than in any other state tn the union w ith the
single exception o f South Carolina.
This statement la made b y Dr. R. C. Hood, flireetor of
the Board o f Health Bureau o f Maternal and Child Health,
who revealed that the death rate from this cause in 1040
was 64.8 per thousand. I t la perhaps unfortunate that we
cannot attribute this sad state o f affa irs to a cold climate
o r a Yslny season.
Instead we have to accept Dr. Hood’a statement at.Its
face value that w e have virtu a lly'th e w o n t conditions for
maternal care o f any state In the Union fo r the simple
reason that we do not have sufficient hospital accommoda
tions, that w e do nob have enough doctors with obstetrical
training, and that w e.h a ve too many people who do not
appreciate the vidua o f prenatal care, or else cannot afford
IM VERSE FOR T O D A Y
H O T S TAR T TROUBLE,
7 a n d FOR RIGIITEOUS►ff It ba poealbl*, aa much
h In you. live peaceably
Q m e n R o m a n * it:IS ,
AT
CONW AY
LAKE
k Th e Waahlagton poet)
m & uf ~- - ’
,’B hand 1* Ilk* a scalloped
w<* It she would gather up
B u s ,.
pe lt-‘ clo*lng all the Orig
i n , run down her face with
ih miatake.
Ui leant to rest upon the
Dr. Hood also revealed that in ths nation as a whole
90.percent o f all births are attended by physicians while
In Florida only 76 percent o f .white births and only 80 per
cent o f colored births received trained medical attention.
T h e rest are attended only by midwives. This, he believes,
also accounts In large measure fo r the high death rate In
this etate.
In this connection It Is worth pointing out that not all
births occur among married women, nor do the deaths we
have listed include abortions. A s everyone knows, o r should
know, the risks o f the latter fa r outweigh the hazards of
normal births even under the most prim itive conditions.
And yet it is admitted, though no figures are available,
that abortions are numerous and becoming more so.
Mrs, Roosevelt, the w ife o f the President, yesterday
Issued a warning, to the mothers o f 18 to 16 year old girls
among whom aha points out there has been a great increase
in llllgitimate births.
Particularly among war worker.'
where mothers are often employed in industrial pldnts ami
young girls loiter around factories instead o f going harm
a fte r school, is the problem becoming scute.
There Is something about war conditions that makes
fo r a relaxation In moral atsndards, but In Florida there
M more than a moral problem Involved. It la, In fact for
many young girls a matter o f life and death.
Wo
had neither the doctors nor the hospital facilities to provhli
r maternal care even in peace times.. W e have fewer
ra now and even greater demanda upon our hoapitals.
B
What The Youths Think
t aurfac*. On* day »he will
Bp1 {
wwn limb* under, puih her
dy through
lifting wave* with conflnco and tr ja t
warn limb* under, puih her
dy throufh
hlfling wave* with conflK * and In u t
wwn limb* under, puih her
if through
U flin g weve* with confl*
loo and truit.
rdl* nor Jean nor E llu rver 1graip
tha
water
In
M who eriee, "Look I Now I"
ty gave her breath
Itch lh* moietura trickle on
may not learn till eha le
L
earl have I t * . like, but
md's htaeheon club* don't
« t where their next meal
Inw from.
would be
Mo. s Junkman
State of 101.000.
tn n tf*rr*d recently
**, objected on Lb*
it he never had been
n hi* eye* under » » •
DeLend they had a halt
I t u t everybody, mcrntm. batcher* and bak.
g e t oat and gather
to on* customer.* '
wso an Indian who to id
had psaaed 10 1 .
CESfc'J?. l.« BORED
^■BEDFORD, lad., Oet. 16, M V A nlght-bKoralng tereua o f l l r i .
T . D. M egkm r* gat tired o f the
rame old routine.
Instead of blooming at night-1
full
la il n r at dawn
ii* '
fall and
and fdoling
dawn, tthe
plant blnahes forth at 6 A.M.,
then folda u p at dark.
:f-.
rout*.
Itrr birthrate. n*rer too
large, has been lirciinini;
rap
idly that he think* that in three
yrart hrr population will bn down
to 20,700,1)00 nnd of th eir MS
percent will be hojuru! /mindllv.
In the war «he lo it 125,000 aiddlen and M0.Q0O civilian). Ger
many now hold* half n nillILn
French people a* prlwiner*. most
of the** In the prime of lift,| nhe
haa alao Imprraard KiO.OOO French
laborer* and that aklj in Hitler'*
aim.
By A G N B W WELSH
twEwtt.e
TH ERESA H U M PH REY TAXER
is ngkin connected with
• A N N S jWIrssdl Hrauty Salon
"“ s p e c i a l " ”
. V IC TO R Y CURL....— ........... 84.95
1 1 art rH la g T a i l
,
ANNA MAR BROWN—Owner
LEONA VALGHAN—Operator
IASOL BEAUTY SALON
• •
Pkmw 7 lf
•ropaan SMOrtrias. sot hlggorhi
Doatago ita n a wanting 1* go
r w ir with M *h otb&j * 5?
' V''.ii-,Ur
clothing.
Our expert
cleaners
w ill
make
your old dresses like
new t
I t ’a
conserve I
^ n a rt
‘
to »
*’
SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
(P L E A S E R E T U R N H A N G E R S )
820 Magnolia A rc .
fCmhelt’m tJ
Current Comment
itlsk begun Vay beck Wen that
the money you sav® on '
Many ehurtbea and rellgloa* building* in New York City are being
• tripped rolunlartly of onntedtd tona-of melal to htlp the nation'*
•crap driv*. ArchbUhop Nlthela* (le ft), of the 5t. Nickel** Huulan
Cathedral, I* pictured holding an Iron-fei t that •urround* the tliureh
while Re*. Michael V. M ulo* uiet a Jirt tn rrnove It from the ground.
At ita national convention tha
n*r# I* What war doaa to‘them
KFFOnFUL
T A K T A S T R IK E ENDS
T A M F A O ei. U , Ag1)—Tampa
Transit U n n . b a u * r o a m e d 'r e
gu lar operations Tuesday after
d riv e n voted to end lh *lr two-day
strike ovvr Ifco dlachargo oT a
drive, •even.’ w rrki agr.
While Congress and the whole nation bitterly debate American legion adopted n re«tthe vital Issue o f draft o f the IB and l.D-year-old boys, fe w . lullon calling for nntvereel milltary lervlc* and the mnwrlptkin
I f any, have bothered to question those who will be affected Iof all the re*ource* of the notion
most by the decision, the young men themselves.
With -capital, labor, IndcMry and ag
That
that In mind, a survey taken among the 126 Methodist col riculture— In time of war
leges and universities in the nation, with a total enrollment aounda aa though they did net an
ticipate that thl» * i i tn Ik- a
o f approximately 200,000 students, reveals the following war to md all war*
Interesting facts:
Full i* hr**: thm* rrnl, bu*y
1—
More than 62 percent o f all students questioned
< Ia raid the •hnrtaf* e f firm
voted to retain the draft age limit, for the1 time hetnir. lltll* bird*, thr Irani llyratah m Ju
lai r I,retime* alaiming, Rue Ho),
mr> herat 20.
lai rr, a member ol tha AVVV8, la
2—
Approximately. 10 percent favored Indefinite reten
I*.- ding the why) an*) triirreforta
A new airline, lh- Chlragn dnd
et <» ■ti rhorr, is ihe can do her bit
tion tof the present ajfe limit.
Southern, will makr Miami ntcpc
tenant aiding (he war effort. So*,
3— Twelve percent were fo r immedlste lowering o f the for two o f It* five propeeeil llm-t ak-.n picking applet, U ona ot a
to South America; one ttep wit!
ago limit to 18.
.
•
i
’
lau-r rroup of volunteer worker*
ba for routing *iu S’aiiaU.
at ihe b'lato Institute of Agriculture
4—
Seven percent favored s compromise, or a lowering
F
b. ih at Farmtngilal*, U I , N. Y.
o f the limit to 19.
No wonder Dade crwinty hat
fO a lr a .T r y ** )
The survey brought out some Interesting features. One a*v*n or eight humlfcd lawyerLtuit
year
*0>a
Southerfi
D
litrlct
cocducatiqnak Institution found the girls voting 78 perccni
of the federal court for Florida
. . .
„
fo r the present ago limit, and only 67 percent o f the boy* In) the country In litigation w iliii Moral, c rl w rli a n i Vr«p well.
voting for the same. Only six percent o f the girls voted for 46.7 caJM-a per hundred thtu*und|
------ ----It Is announced that oil has
tho lowering o f the age lim it to 18, while 28 percent o f the of popvlatlon. The Northern d l».'
trict of the H a ir hud 34.4 »uch| b-tn diwoverrd hi Ftigland.
I
male students were In fa vo r o f It.
proportion.
V
h-pe to b u t;b ar* n* faith in iL
One o f the commonest
--------a r g u m e n t* |n f#\-or o f reta in
----- —
,
j If aome »ul/*tlwte i* not bund
ing the present limit was that "You ng fellow* who are not
During September Florida p n i l j f ture commerce will le> rniouare m itte d to finish their schooling now will not do so when out to Ita blind ami nrar-bllnd ly crippled fo r motor fuel; we
' s r-t wlcl(^lly wasting It now. It
they return." Another oft-hesrd comment was "Low ering Ihe »uni o f I7I.A05.
.. .
|i r ;n nearly a UIRon and a half
fY® I*1? *1,1? 18 would Involvo taking many seniors out
I’ rcaidcnt Spivey, o f Reulhcr.1 ■tu r fd l o f crude petroleum per
o f high school."
crliege. Lakeland, 'said that tho > .*r ft r prcient demand*—a n j
A n Interesting sidelight o f the poll was that 1n most modem newipaper was both text- I |i > atnrrd product, in the
P u r r e d the change to the 18 limit, instead book andj tenrher and Hurt "N ow . Luaom of uld mother earth.
J '
........
----------o f 19. This opinion was due, perhaps, to the feeling that more than ever before, Araeriro
need* a well lnfurmed public and
*
CHICKF.N M INE
I f 19-year-olda are needed, then 18-yeir-olds era Just a* the key I* an alert, reiponalLlr
RO CKLIN, Calif., Oet. 15, (A5
necessary.
pre**.“
llenry Iluhtala bought tltteen
— • — '
■
rhttktni foV ?1C. One htn pro*.
In general, most studenta fe lt that msrriod men with
Verily the woman’) age Is Utron rd M o be a e llln g .c n pheasant**
working w ives and no children should be called f ir s t , but
u*. It I* >ald that two women; -nr* end hatched ten chick*. Then
the m a t m ajority also fe lt that t*If the lowering o* tho are employed In Miami gambling: Its killod a hen fi^r the table,
age limit Is necessary to victory, then lower It."
Jrint*. one aa lookout and. tho
But the view expressed by virtually every student ques- oth*r a* keeper of lb* money-bag.
"W h atever
GtioUno v*p:ri have been
Collier* call* editorial attention
they dec do to do, It's all rig h t with me. I ’m ready to do
that tho lark of phyelclan* I* in- fr-uid 4o have annealhetle elfecta
m y part.
■ * *,
creailng and eventually Ui*ro will •inpiar to tho** of alcoholic va,
ba 176,000 phy«ki»n» in uniform. po® v' - j, \
m j t i i i n
Henry Paid think* the world s chance— and gaa.
•
wtU unite la a federation of peace
um*d to •ft*r tha war. Henry did a let
Germany will be buiy * * hrag
hi* .earn* of wlahfal thinking (a the other ing the 16,000 ton* of. bomb*
1‘olltleal
war. ’ When old tto TooUabetry dropped over her regions during
tha ftrvt half of September,
P u t * W ar-Bond In i
if; j -—. .
'i - r n i f
you r dooet . . . w ith
Winter Coats and Suf
riff i f " i i iwIBBtfiv
•••';
.Ig yout last w inter’s coat
Just a Moment
Before making a long dlstanco
call, please stop and consider
whether It It really necessary
and urgent. If It Isn't necossary,
then please don't make It.
The load an already heavily
burdened telephone lines and
central offices Is fast reaching
serious proportions. We cannot
expand existing facilities bocau» 4
.jv^epfaiy-,
'S j
are being sent to the fighting
fronts as’Implements of war*
Cloarly than, on* way to help
rallovo this situation is for dvtt*
Ions and non-war businesses to
voluntarily reduce their use of
tho telephone.
There Is urgent need now far
a special effort to avoid making
"long haul" calls. The greater
tlto distance you talk the greater ■
the possibility of delaying vital i
4 v;ar calls, becaipa fNfkENjgi *
haul" lines are the meet bedvRy
crowded with war business* \ v\’>
S outherr Bell Telephore nno Telegraph CoropiinV^
OFF** » X W » 1 » P*C, 3 t, 1 9 4 2
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Episcopal
Corporal Fred Render ha* re •
turned to hit regiment In Brooklyn after (pending several day*
her* with hi* parent*, Mr. ami
Mr*. John G. Bender, 718 W.
First Street.
7:00 P M .
Kegulai meeting ut the Semi
nole Chap l e i . numbei I, of the
Order of the Ka.lrrn Star, at
Maaonlr Hall at 7:30 P M.
FR ID AY
Central Circle o f th* Garden
Cluh will meet at th* homo el
Mr*. It. M. Papworth at 10:00
A.M..
Program: New Season* I
Planting by Mr*. A le i Vaughn.
Anawer to roll call with October
garden rrminiler*.
Mr*. 0 . E.
Rntlln*, chairman, prraiding.
Roaa Circle of the Carden Club
will meet at the home of Ur*.
Juliua Dingfrlder, Rote Court at
______
.Program
. ____ will
___
__
10:00 _____
AM .
be
.rdas-m r w s a r
at Cherry point. N. C. and Lieut.
Julian R. Adam., nf the Army
Air Corpe at Philadelphia. Pa.
I f * mi f a a i i i f . . , P e t leaf* lee t
W taiU U teukt It wa* fa* H « *
■ft** CakelAJI U * k*r* I * lee **k*e
u t ***kiM a t l i witk t U M fO k O
— Ikt *aly k«kla« f * w «* r wtlk *a • * year .tear* far aurrtaf la klUkeaa
1w kan i m 4 m i l ylay laaeta* rate*.
r m u ; Tt.lacy kaaalet at aafartaaa
r w lf H l Hal* taaiacta. Watte 1*4*a.
•aaale.4
Pewder, Sal U ,
X ia ta rt, Ik a t a latest.
A little lemon yuire *prlnkln|
over chilled melon, bring out bet
ter metlon flavor, and enhance
the natural .laeeliiF..
T-cmcn
wedge* can serum pa ny eae h por ■
lion, if preferred
The World*! New* Seen Through
T h e Ch r is t ia n Science 'M onitor
A h Im lm utioH ti DsHy N t w j ^ ^ r
* raa ia iw l j
the
c iin n ttk
sciemce
tr u u n iN o
jocutt
Uw, Kami i n i , l * a , Wm i 1 . hu
i* Truthful— C ooa rw lin — UaUastd— Fra* from 5 o m ia .il
lam — Bdiuriale A n Timaly ami lawrwiir. .ad tu Daily
FunirW, Tagethae with Um Weakly Magtiiaa Sartiaa, Maks
the M anil or an Idaal N.wipapie fee ika I t im .
P ik . 812 00 Yearly, ar I I .00 a Monk.
Saturday I Mur, iiw ludiag Magaaiaa Sactian, I I 40 ■ Yarn.
Introductory 0 8 tr, * Saturday Iamaa 2 ) Cania
ObrainabU ail
fi*
lefrrahment*
William*,
Mr*.
Ralph
A
K
lira.
I*##n.
Thurmond
j.aprr dtiMer* •«## time, work, and
Joe Toll.
mtinin
Mr*
\*hl«v
J I. Clark. »t»d Mr
l ‘ . *’ .. -iM.fi i Lina I I-* atout B0
Sh .'maker
|
DAUF.lt RA DIO SFH Vlt » »d| mil Mi in- i *■ remain np#n
li'f huktnr** with n i ................. - i »■ *n in r ha r #4- rl #n
tht* 1
going ml.* h. N .o .
1 want to thank all nil
patronage and hnpi to
f m1ii r4
It *, nil
IF 4|.1
■<<d * ii t-.m* r*. f»n
( *i
i h* tu in lh4*
1K \ Sk
n A U I .R
wen- *rrv#d I*% the
in
'u t
daugh
Meeting
Club.
Office
hour*
of
the
Garden
JONKH— I.OIH.F.
and Mr* M J
Mi
U I ip -
ann*mnet iht engage men niv'
*l*i ronrhtru mariiaci
thru
dnugi *r
Mars Alin l* Stan
ley Pierce June.* of the I tilled
I" ale* Marine I oij
ir Jack
•untiRr Mr. Jon#* i* thi *o*i
Mr* Jenn^eltt
J .n*-«
ui
\Vilkr*ham I a
Margaret Spei
“
’
‘•M I a f. I \ V•
I enue
The meellOi* » » • railed l*» or*
•Irr liy the pie*t*lenl. Mi** Itiei
William*
Cmullelight
. rvlc#
|wa* Icvl h) Ml** |teM> Thurmiind
nnd Mia* Inet William*, and the
following commit I#* * m.'tp np
pointed b) the pre*nlent
Pinah-i
rial CcmmiMer Mi** Im i Willi
am*. Mi** Mar want Spemif and
Mr*
Ralph De»n,
Nominating
Committer. \li** Sadie WtHm—
L A ST T IM K S T llll VI
HIM 111 I.
PROGRAM
i II V 111 11
I II V P I IN
Garden
Cluh
will
meet
at
Hr» t
Hapfiwl
Church
will
hi* |.r#a*urcr
A •tuiiv 1 our*r
It ,|»itiam
,, |,, r , (,
t,j
meet
r •%*•»» l>V
1<-tidrr the
un
,tH
—' l*Wl ■BlMBOwt
fTTERNATICINAI.1
••t i i i : «;ou > itr s H ”
m ill
_! I’.ip Feat urea
Friday and Salurdav
_ A
\ 1n —,i iiml Wn rd H
HI W IN 7 IIB A IO H f
iiih
M 1 * * S 11#*in mr
«*i»m e■
d i i * »'li»*ii- ..f \|i** ^ i « r *
11*11 Aik#:,! VM'I'I
1
n |.Hni f hiullgh-
th# homo o f Mr* J W Chlldrr, i :I..1,1 nVbirk al
thv i ’ burch \\ ,-lm-..iai
Hit- t'n . t.+» ib*
uiit the rvi mini mid thi' (till#*
Hrantall Avenue, at 2:30 o'clock. Subjccl
fn, monlb. "Think on \ ,Mr
"P a lim li.m "
tllu .iiniing .were won hy Mr* J •>■• I .die ami
B!r». S. C. Dicker** n will ____
have thru- thing. wlat-*o-cvrr Ihlng* Hu- lopir by gtilng u -ti.'H In- Ml** Margaret Spemt-T
j charge of Ihe .rwing at til* R*J|*ra hranl ihnuigh HI. di*ciplM." i. n ..f To-ohe
a"
The guc*t* Were milled In meet
• C ro,* room.
( ‘ irclr fuui will have charge of o <111,11 by Sam S Smith «l |b*
with Ml** Mini ti A i L ’h in No*
The Woman'*
Club, under th»U™ gram Sinbrama. G. A anil R. t, n
m 1. .2 an.I • mg t- *b>
krmlirf at which time elec IAon
direction of U n J. W Hall,w ill!A * proerama will be held at tka > , . ..1 "G.'.l Sax
<!’• bmg
»»f officer* Will l*r* held
All
direct the tewing In the ifla r- *“ v " " m'
.
'
I
'*
Mr<
"
"
*,
n—
,h*
"
"
f
noon.
1 ' “ rn “ 'I' be iltatrlbated by ............I Indian mu.i. ■lining th e , mrnibei. are oigrd 1.. t» pn-a
In Ihr ali.i-nrr of llrv (ieorgr Mr* H I) Cha»# in thr morning «i*ili mitt of Am*r» m * •■.!,.»> • nt
The Woman'* Cluh under the
1 mtiuduiod
Mri In'l* (
R#fr#»hin#»d* Wi fi* *i‘f A#d hy
Zivm er. Dr I N Kimbrough will
i * * i* t• r| |.y her
direction of Mr* J II Ray will " '•Li- ^ ho #a*c an -mi lm« nf thr Ml** Spent n
conduct the morning and evening
an
I
Iil«of
Hunl
I
o
it
mother
Mi* M n . S pence f lit'
service, al the South Side Baptl.t conduct the sewing in th# after . . a 1» of uf thr I d.
t
he
follow
U
iu
th.
M i**i * Mary '
noon
Church
the Water* of M>>
Thr W min'* A ti Biliary of Holy
SATURDAY
Mr*
*
f
1
program
Th# O
S
will
d(r##l
1* •
dl*
,i.
|
f.
1*00 - M.eagl.r. , 1
ilk «i" h in if \ ’
him t.. U
of E>i*«*trt Prrpamlnr#* and Ci
vilian War Aid under thr dlrrc* V
thin of cl«r#n## F Rowland, gen - 1
11 <
rral field an«l Ilnl^’O reprpnrnla tiv# In Florid#., wrlll feature th# 1
1
11
|■‘.iJt i'll"!
i In
in# of Hi Ind
water* **f Mini
i liailr . W ilki*
th#
NOT 1C F
in the motmng at th#
Rrd Cl*i*» rtMiiti
I
I a nr
i h « i ............... f
Th# Kpiocnpal tiuild under th# | Mr - t
of
thr
t.innlr
direction i f Mr* Frr*i Dyiom wllli U
—
f th*- \ to* r lean
h#v# rhatgr of •raring in the* ' " u" 1' {
'
iking i n*- *im|
after noun at thr Rrd <><>*■ nmin
1
. mmiUi r lurnilwr* *n>l 1
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Oalvnt
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I
a1
b
r
i n g the ir
wool j
•n y n.
U) thr K> >| l ( o * hmni i** *4Win
\ i ' l rlrits
•<4>l ton |
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M
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Af f
Ijittr h«*
trrtal i • ttofetf
■f « *' I I h 11 i * w a lit #<I |
an eihin 1 to- w ilitlow
f tin
for Mil*
•rwiug
SERENADE CREPE
Green,
J.
Wine,
lilac k.
Marveioua r,ample* of goo.1 faahion "buya"
Each drra* ta a faahion plum becauaa it
will a* n r you im artly, endleaaly thru
Fall!
Sro Ih, smooth eaay.gting casual.
»» t o ff with groagraln arrvnta, fcltractlvo
belts—see thr "a fte r-flv a " dresses with
new draped wait! ami hlpllne*, p*g-tnp>.
upawepl or Iwaittifully low necklines. All
■re beautifully detallnl, nicely mala
collect a roupl, now — wear them thru
Winter.
Site, tor misses, women.
h a p ii
nvimniAY
Dorli
Hall
Red
I O- -
|4441if1
a! It
F
Fll *t '
Street
IjoD Ann
Lola M#rlw#th#r
Joyce Ann Cullum
A. A. Htrinion
Ihrnfi
* in th# 4-arlv Kur«» |
(Tran univ*-* *!»**■■i w#i*- l tied hy
t h#
atudi id *
m
trimly Uilcred in fine rayon ervpe . ,
exponilv* detailing.
Wlda
Variety
of
•tylw , colors. 32 - 44.
CAN BE FITTED RIGHT
AND BE n q U iM tifk
WITH
(B T O iL s a c a ® ^ ia a s
W AR M ) W OOL
. . .
ploalod,
flared,
dirndl ttylea.
Tweeds, fUnnei.,
plaid*. 32 • 40.
a
2 .9 8
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-
3 .9 8
|l«l
kill
I M I I |(»
I Vi I «■|
VVl'b le«. IIK'illrnl iiMeilllxu i i I i' ll I
litlit.ivt*. voo In jirotee! \xin ii'.iiti
'■■ i*.
in« 111in
for your lni|«dLiii! p.iit m tin u ■
I'u help you do mi, we of fet 111■-■■ In .11’ 11v mho
e'.i'nlml to your tvell-lieittti Km li "in i .t j■■■
re|iutul>le munufiicturer titmltn 1«■.' i >I m Hi.
lory. i|imlity-|>roveii by too1 in miHmii. of Ixoi
ante Niifely here.
,111 K
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y
BODY BUILDERS
CLASSIC HIOCSES . . .
S K IR T S
f l l l l l.t
-
WE CAN FIT YOC!
WHETHER YOU’ RE T U.l, — SHORT — Oil STOCT
$1.25 ABSORBINK JR.
$1.25 PETROLAfiAR
5 Lbs. EPtSOM SALTS ......
7.5c DOANS PILLS
35c BROMO QUININE
25c FEENAMINT..................
FRIDAY nnd SATl RDM
SPECIAL
l.lmr FrvvM*
Your itclcction of n ( URLEE SITT i« n tribute
to your eye for handaomi fabric* ami correct stylingA CURLEE suit LOOKS RIGHT on the ouUide—
with
Saturday
.-
■
' '5
, J( root
Ui
6 VITAMINS
• S J .ii!)
3 MINERALS
10c Ipnnn Ttnilh I’n-le !'b
Fried
Chicken
BrowH Gravy
Don’t wnill
r»0r Sizt* F li
11:50 A.M. lo 7:30 I’ .M.
Dwlliiia
Como In today I
Hr
^
13#
BeCBUM It is Uilored RIGHT on the Innidr. They are
• I!’ 100% wool, too!
33t
11pi
Sherbet
Miabril Potatoes
Lima Bran*
Sliced Tomatoes
in
.'-U.HWT. •__ MASS! *
win hdd in Mrs. McCall Sponsors Kntliff
?''* TheJroll n n* M
’** ,M*
i ullrvt si
P IIH*
A T I H ■ rnigrum
O l T T H n i.i minute* rrad f.y Ih. • n n f o i m
I
>.— ...... .
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.....
font
thrir
neat
Spencer Home Scene
M ONDAY
The Prayer hand of (Si Wo
man'll AuviHan oi th
Prcxb)
social meeting at Church Annex trrUn Church will meet at 3.W
Mr*. FUcar IVic*. MIm Norine P M with the huiitien* and InNorwood and Mm. J II. Tlndet i piratimia) meeting at 3:30 P M
h o «lr *m .
Tht Dr pernInUK C 1 « » Q lh/
Dirt Gardrnrrn Circle o f th# MethiMh** Church
Ganlen Club #111 meet at the Ni»irie*» and bihtIhI neetinv a* th*
home of Mr*
M <’ Swingle,'
Swingl#i | hnrvu* of Mr*
RuW
l»v Middleton.
si. % I, it . .ill.
1702 Magnolia Avrnur at t*:.1Q A. tirito a A venue nt M 03
P M with
M. All memlrr* are urged to at Mi* P H 1jinring, ro hoiteoi.
i*nd
Pribgratn meeting *»f 11# Wo
The Alatea Circle of th# San inan'a Mre^mnarv S*h lety of th#
J & J Spar Dresses In
Blue,
Monday
Y tu ll thrill aa Humphrwy Bogart g ivr. hi. im -t t.iillmnl pel
g .r
/ ' :i i
form*net in “ The Big Shot," with luvely Irene Manning a* hi*
Inspiration, at .huwn at the Rit* Friday and Saturday
"W e-tw ai l
Ho!", with the .1 Mrti)uile«rs, la •!•<> on the program
Hie Mrthiali*t Ihiitch m i VI n““
, day night ut the home of Mia*
W ar* Cla»* tr c',,rE
Ijook At These
Fall FoBhion
Beauties
.(ML
Sadie
Betty
I *-||Y 111 IlmVinc Cttf Tflirtl |*
Afl**r the meet*fi|r adjo* i tied,
ho*te»a, a* no ted
ter, Ikilorr* Lie
•M,h
Baaford, Florida
Salute
Aiken*
Mr* Roy Till*- t Kau turtit .if the
•rwinir for Co' He I i m** naked
M r. Prance. K Roumillat - , l l , u" h “
“
thr
distribute sewing l,. .11 Coumy 1
*!
”
M
conimitte.-. during the morning
.
iu r .i,A i
A
m f t- t m i f
o
A m rrlrin
hour.
* meeting
>>fi th**
Ih
R#d I ’ m * * I n s t i t u t # w i l l If# h r hi
Thr Junior ( 'nnimarulo. will
hold their Weekly meeting at the at the l pi*ro|tn| Parish 1 I o u * «
Young Pe pie. Hub on Flrit from t» V i m 1 t 30 A M and
Rlreel to.lead of at the Woman’, 2 0 0 t o l i f t P M f t d i a c u t i i o t i
Christ Ian Science Reading Room
BOO East Second Htre*l
W
met
i \\ nnmr'* Autiltar \
Center al Smith’s Furniture Store
"Items of Interest About F l o r i d a ! * 1" ,w ,,n"> 2 00 P. M. to 6:00
P. M with Mr*. S. C. Dtckeraon
Mr. and Mr*. J Rise Adam* f»rr»gre»«".
will laava. today to vialt their
The Judge R
•on*. Pvt. Gerald O. Adam*’ of
Chut rh
IMg wit* |iri-aid#d
F Whltnei, who
it i »■* i*|Iona 1, a f were
hrairl
ter whkh ie|M rts
from th* i mini Iter ch.iinm n.
Mra. Whltnei *fw»ke *d a pro
cram of United ThankOffering
In I » given on Monday. IH’L |U
f at the regular
mn Huj* of the
Mr*. Jewel Chapman ha* re
turned from Jackaoneill* where
*be eilited her ton, Glle*, who 1*
111 In tb* Naval hospital there.
THURSDAY
'
t
H:00 P.M. Weatayan Serrtc*
A. W
W.. Epp*. Jr., a atudent
A.
(tudent at _ ...
.
... ..
... _
Roll In* College. wilt arrie. lo-j 0ulM
ro« ‘ * « h * * « - W - T morrow to ipend the weekend with Wooley, 2638 Willow Avenue,
hi* parent*. Dr. and Mr*. A. W.| The Lake Monroe P T. A. will
Epp* at their home on Lake Min- meet at the school auditorium at
Mr*. Jo* Bara** left today for
BotUrve Green, Kentucky where
ah* wilt ipend *eeeral week* vis " * •
iting relative*.
■
_ Mr*. J. St. Clair Whit* Is
Rev. V. H. Grantham, Rev.
in * a few day* with her Mcrrii Book of Orlando kiwi Rev.
John St. Clair White, at Clyde Smith o f DeLand ar* at
tending th* Mlniitera North Am
erican Convention in Indianapolis,
lad.
Prifate Jotier
I
M ftHan
afternoon at the l »mr .if Mr#.
Harry T-c#, and in thr nluf^tr of
the chair.nnti
Mr •
Sinclair.
Social Calendar
Li c a t Frederick Bell and Mi*».
Ball le a f* today for Florence, S.
C. where Lieut. Bell will be sta
-1LIU
The St. A iuh *» Chapter nf the Jon#*, Mr*
M 8 A C O O BU H N , Bocfcty E d itor
Personal s
■t
S t Anne’s Chapter ,
Meets At Lee Home
Camp Backer, Ala.
v- >
PAGE THREE.
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Linimettl
lV
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"far Cllrocnrltoniiie
Ii5r I’ondnCream
1*>
75c Fitch .Shampoo
V't
Hut Roll* and flutter
t [ ’& Y
�%
I
I
'n
hysician Shortage
Gi^ehRc-Electtffv'iJ«Citrus Men Approve
Appears Improved
A. P. of L. Leader Advertising Program
LEGAL
TORONTO, O n t, Oct. IS, W ) - - ' I.A KE LAN 1), O c t J5, I f o LLLAHASSEn, Oft. 15, (At-**
K h t.n lU n d f I n . I Th( J*1ollllf CJ(
, J. H. T fu tft.i nf th i Flo- T l,« t
Btxtn Hoi-dlal lo i lh< In* l t
trp ortf'l tn the B a le fa u n * tlrrf*>l
Mii.vn c.rcen for t h l » [ cr,.t rubllrlalnii the Slala’a rtcorenet Jay that the ahe tire d tu niftetwnih ronieflitivfl afftn n*M,Trnk|rg crop o f on u igd, gttpo*
ifcUr.a i t lh* ln*t Hutton m i *
®n«l. »r!«ct*J Bo*Un a t , (ruitr un<i t in g t r ir t t . %
bt acute at * it vaat tvvrral
thf* IP41 nrivrnti»n city nt ilioj
,Nev.t;iapm k«nln will g «t Ibo
firming 'T f i . n * f I hr* »Jxly**ocmvl i Luliy ol t i t irtor# thin f l #WO^KJO
ci i t
u n n iii A Pi. convention.
<whirl* the commlisjaif will »pciw.
Mw 'o f one retired pforilciati'
(Jc«rr®
w « i named ngnin' deventy**.*, inretnt o f the or•fO yenra o f r-iyehUtfkal
C taperIrnra an<l o f an ait- nft jicrrctar) .tff.»*urrr and all | l ! an** adycrtlilnit mo“ «> wilt be
f ° r ncwrpaptp Bpace, with
M l dgntlat. (n http raie the vie© president*, who rnmprite the
lure o f jirefrfrional iptnnn- fcileratbn'i t ie^utivi coiincll. w f f f ! 15 P«icent tor rM p ifn iU and
sot UUIftllnci
m n r « lifrvlou«ly »al*l had ur>nnlmeiix|y rr*r1crtcd an the GOO; '
K M liktly IwraUin Uoflon dclevfntc* rtj*hfst ihrocph the flnnl a.1 I l f /Jl’S* R kiu
i JtArlnic for rolliUnr airvl.-c.
7t’r* rc itk ir ah me * ho a.-.IJ,
ladio annoUlMwmrnla where
j n h ire had to curtail oor Tcn" "
ft- t .
.. "
.
'if-*, would ! j ffie c llv r bill' ollil.'
fiiim u
f
lfo r t .
TAX m c K »
h* hiil I'. I M lli!
ir«*r o r i * »
. W T in i Mi H R iiE iir a itU M .
That Them** * Anna MaaLwIlan
hollar or Tmi C ertiflM l* N a U t
l**u*4 ika Tib day «d Auuu A, U-.
ITJT. Ma rural aima In my « f f k *
and baa ma,la rpnllrailon for A
u > dead la ba laaurd IharaaK.
bald ret ttflratn tmhraraa tba fair
lowing dr<rrlt,ed pinparly III lb*
i-...nty of Kamlnola, male of I"la*
riili, to-wll:
T o r iin o r ARFUCATiox row
tail < nloak I Cryaial llalghla
TAX IIKXD
i t i ( print irasT or in* !
Pinl Hook • P a o II
Tb# baaaaamanla of lb *
aaM -NOTicr: w ficn ciir aiTltw
nroiafty under Ibo oabl rarlUIr*!* Tbai Tb* Oaark I CarparaiWn bald*
laauad wa* In lb* i u m of Annla rr of T » * iv ttlllra la No. A*T. la■i lh* P i day o f A . i . n A II
('n in e *»ld rerllflrnt* ahbll b*
iM ontnT nrcord In* lo Uw! Iba
prutertr dnacrlbed Iharaln will In
mill lu tha higher! bidder at tba
(t o r i hnu«a door on (ba flrat
Mender In lb* month o f ffnfaml> r fu r , which la lh* Jitd day
of Noverobrr, I M t
li.ia,I ihla lit day of Actobor,
M ia n : c o m i n c :
I Ml.
IV P. IICIINPON
*
‘
(.Mark f-lfrult Court, Heml O M AHA, G e t
15, l-Tb-Five
bola County viortda.
■ s Mfflrl , 'o f j jrnlfirra^-filfiin,
(C lfk lal K*.f|
’ , elett, 2 1 . Au*r, D!; A lb 'll.
; nf, i c *rih S*J—iTporlmt !*■ Iho lb T1ITI c o t BT o r THK- COl’ TTT
Jl IM.C, bKHIbOI.il
1*01 ATT.
-r.ha C m l Guard rrrrulllnif
c l (itiin i, i * i-nuiMTC.
•I’on ready lo r nelltn Turaday.
lb
Hlti
P.aTAm
o
p
, 1 tidded *’ l berr’a m«ne r»m- II I* KINO. l>«-ei.»d
t o a m . c n r n iT o ir a A b ii r r n ■obb i m i b i i ri. i i i i i o k fie *
WAbtl*
AflAIbbT
bAtll
It*.
Urn |f» four IHor* IfTolhef* wVi
TATCl
■**• * vxill join iho CvniL (iuartl,
V(«i
nnd
raeh
of
you
are
hereby
, eltig nf;c hrolhcr tv ta^*- car®
notified and renulre.l l.i pfea.nl.
0 * fAinliy /arm ut llcmple, any elalme and demand* which
l,
you. or either of you. m ay*barb
eOElnat l i e aalsl. nf I*. P. KINfV:
Idle * f aald Coiinly In
Trls Motlmti Univcrrfiy at Ai ileeeaeed.
lh* Coun'r dud*, rtf Kamlnola
'■■Hat, In Cairn, Kwypt, » i < r» County, l*l«rids, al hi* ulfle* In
ih. rouri bnnu of u ld Ibruniy nt
I it’llf-Tdi* In Hit' .__ (
Genuine Spring
___ ______________________ ■
lowing d-aoalbod * r « n »K r . l a ibo
Counly o f Kamlnola Mat* of Flo
rid,. (n-wtl*
m;u « l Kw*i
u' T n‘m’
L'ulraa oald tarllfnal*! aha 11 La
rrdremld ncrt rUllij ■(„ |.,v. |ha
proornr ilrrtrilmd ihrr-tn w ill ba
ao|d In thr blub,ay bidder at tba
rtUM b*a*a floor « n »!,»
flm
We Sell* U. S. Savings Stamps
WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS”
Skinned HAMS
CAmme’s Brother
V Has Name Changed
'M IA M I, Oct. IS, (AT-Allu-tt
John Capone, (-(lunger hruthef cd
tk* former Chlcaico ltuiit thirl
A 1phome Capone, hail H i unm.
d i u t i d Wruneaday to Itnyoln.
C irrull Juilyo Gooutn E. Unit
o lfM d tha order inahlhit Hny 11
•the local name for Cnlbine, hi*
w i l l and their anti, Hoh'-tt Fran-
Bologna, lb
DONUTS, d6z... 13c
U n Png#
riat
Salad Dressing
Molt IblJ he n i l Informed the
fon dly wanted the mine rhnnsr> I
fo r the future benefit of the
Xhlld.
PICNIC HAMS
SAVE with,
WHITE SAIL!
21c
Hj^TW*
Ketchup ......... 15c
T h U I n nut M u tto n o r
H ren k en i lin t itru l Ijt n ili.
Ann
ia.AHAFHF.IL O d . 15. '5
J, J. Gilliam i,f f i e M
Imrnt o f Puhll F ifr d e * '1
yriteriinT tin t i‘d i* ;' 111
I aolomollln d riven uu I to
highway* im. ulati tbiiiif lh*
* i peed limit
f t u*
in *
(n n » . , « e .
Soap Flnkcs
I b. l b , .
7* Oa VUm
A A •• M hoJf Kerael
Soap Grnins
AND VEGETABLES
FRESHERI
( .
I
T a r ta r ,
Tar
............:... m M sic
Potatoes, 10 lbs
Onions, 4 lbs......... ....
19c
Potatoes, 3 lbs. ..........
17c
Hfifafl ll.ilInI Mg
.
•
Na h o n 41
Apples, 4 lbs. .... 15c
**•!»«II
Cauliflower, lb .... 13c
Carrots, 2 lbs...... 15c
Nnnb (b la llM
Yams, 4 lbs...... 2lc
1‘m h j
Odd
*•r
Bur Of H
a t s
'
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h *•
Pears, 2 lbs. .. ... ... ...
Medal
B
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b. x*.
Med KlUn *..
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C H M r lt fll'B
IM N U T E
m P !assifiet1 Advertisements
IVORY SOAP
. Medium .
Soup, 2 tans
.Unby
dead
Prem, 12 oz.
KUO l i n t w *
Soup Mix . .. 3 for 2Se
v jiili/ ;*.
T U I.
B O IlilB X **
.(rain*
Qt.
j
IIE LR W A N T tiU -JL*If- illadl w. »» »*
-.rr^ *» KIIIVII 13, TKIIl
i rhotti* i land qn
UIGK CASH, Sell (]uild EM*
risrun - City.
8e*
OSSET) ChiUtmn* C «n l* EQ
r cim|>.
W. 1.
ifur 51.00 brlth *u,U>mor'd .iMpi*
Imprlntot KRKF..
Nn *xperi« K o iHNWtwty. H* uth«r luaniportruU* nf your
. tlful •uuHmcttU, .Tmt tndkio
nm ol—ready fur
uti lo lO.flfi. PJtOKIT work Inc
j, \Vtel)otAt Htudla,
fnO 6# jiart llmo, - NA* fr » o
. M B iflu w rit* to The Caul
i
c ih ij n o n w v r* it sin d at.
v N c w Y ork C lly.
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,
W h lp /8»l»d
*•
CUDE STfiAK, tt>
iiAMUtTltGSTEAK ,*■JSc
S
*d 04.*<*>*« »
OM»
porK" chops,
bfaliff IMT
•
liar •hrurtl I5CTT1
HUANUKn BEST
nO AST,C« n U r cal, tb
is
'iukk w b .
s t m ----------------------- —
MdHbns’ Salt
w
A. J. PC Flour
A. J. BW Flour.... 1214*
Oorox, pt 10c, qt. l f e
Heinz, 2 for .
mabab
oSToSTJ l b s . 9 c
■i l f f e
'
T «IO S l«
Avocados, 2 for .. 25*
ntrkismd MmiU M
Tomatoes, N<
It*
Prunes, 2 lbs. ...........
Sotatets, 4 lbs.
r iii*
A—
SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 lbs 25c
:Mbs ....... 19c
2 l b s ........ 15c
SQUASH
Flour 5 Ihs 26c 10 lbs 50c
Nn. Mn*t***
Pineapple Juice .. .. 16c
» H IlawWlM
*
Fancy
Pears,
/a *: «25c
I.___ m. if..4l.
' 25
7t
Eating Apples, 2 lbs.
O
T 'm A l
String Beans, 2 lbs....
Cooking Apples, 4 lbs.
lAt-A n
Fruit
Cocktail.... 18c
.... *.......
I fiti
„
PICNIC HAMS, lb....28c
1 ilitm
Squash, lb
FRIDAY O NLY
FRID AY ONLY
FRIDAY ONLY
r n n f ( n l-.lf
I . *.
*
25c, Oysters, p i
Mullet, 2 lbs.
Iona Flour 5 lbs 19c, 10 lbs 35c, 20 lbs C7c
Pure Lard 2 lb ctn 34c, 4 lb ctn 64c
Nabisco Ritz Crackers, 1 lb box ........ 21c
Billshury’s Best Flour, 5 lbs 29c, 10 lbs 55c
Waldorf Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls ........... 19c
FRESH FRUU
HOUi
Branded Ba*f B.
JUMBO SHRIMP
Cleanser 3 cans
Mayonnaise pt 25c Bleach qt 10c gal
fOOB
------ 'T r ’- .J ^
Beef Brains 2 lbs 25c Round Steak, lb 39c
A hti Page
FLAVOR
>•
Oa ran
I’.I bow Macaroni 5c
Corn 2 no. 2 cans 25c
W t*l**W l* W *
Frenb
Mustard 1-lb jar 12c
i,
....29c Cold Meats, lb .. 25c
Bacon, l b .........15c Loin Roast, lb .. 35c
Soap 2 1-lb cans
Prepared
Bacon, lb
Mailing
MV 12 U rJG lIT
I ’rcnch Dressing 13c
NEED B I'E F ll LAW
M*>n >0 ttinfohl.
nowUwn; 130* E.
THURS. xnd FBI,
CLUB STEAK
IJriU.sh Sailors Hein
Harvest Virginia Hay
■ lS A L B
m Io e f e ' W
i *
lOfficial, t a l l .
•. , . . .
CiiriH Home Matron . .utinatnce.
In Atlanta (k>nvictcfl
A T I, A NT A. Get, |5, O P l-M j
KllibUeth ,J rnulrun?, mat ron -.f,
(he
Allmda f : ininillitty Homo f, •
W A S lIIN H T O N , Get, 15, M V*
be- Navy WnrlirdaJuy rnCb'in i ' ; C M ;. - a ' roiiTlflr l In Puli
it tliiklnit o f t « u lln iu i -ffatiom. f'.o .' ly ; >I|I r . f ( V . ft • Wiilnr *
H ttlinit t r o e lr u lf lh n u trn <!*T f>i i* * * * iHut rho liui"*.i
mat ol Soull. Anieil-r In A i > l i n Ti it* . i it 11 with mnlehee «
it tnd fte|i't'nl»*. n ii'- i! ti.m* tiunlthr.H, i r , • inihin*.
Ja-Jr.’- \ irlyn M. ,Modr* wli'i
totMElp** o ' -I1 I racier
One w r o,' l?nll*d N U tf* r
hi l l etite;,'
u n t r ludsy.
Ittry, * amalto trxf.. wefe*l ,*
y f- Aim irrny, (rb\l fp rbari’
tthout Wbfnlni; n
flae.il.
I ■ey fjf n*'.i It unit batter}. •' • •
ink lh two-mlmtlet. The »iitlioni lh» chnrfc.
,*lho raid eh. “ II
[ thr foumltrlfli.’ le u e V pullc-l fiat or 1.*". r liittt burn nil or whi|*
t o Mb men. who luid bran * Si'»x •* pM bnymir n' the irlrf* hnni" •
if to bn oyt»tom*d llfcfuu»t,l liny other rl-.f* " Thn #rru* t 'e
yarn with lh hour utlir.- Il*i- p'iblfi>l It-1, *h" tahl, *w a» ' *v
ly n te e t. Tw rnty.rorm aarviyora ‘
frtilnO'Uy '*
•*id * bhfirr nn n m i'l < ‘ nbli'.V'j
Mtndi obUitii*'1 foot* kip ' m el^blj
ttMtion v;d arruUyoif *•>■ Call.
HttUon to Uu li niton SlAt .i
4
1 W laaa* arid rartlflewta . baW
r*d*aw>*4 axaM laa- la . law,
"pooparly daorrlbad IbaraU f i l l
aaliTlb Ibd b tc b »« k W f r • » _
mart bo.aa^adoor o «
lb * , (I
Wonder In Tha aaonlb o f » * «
tar J H I, Whlab la Uw lad i
of ilS m ak ir, ■|»*». - - • < o
Paled Ihla tat day o f 0 *M
IMI.
* je . . !
• t
V . p . r , MKItNDON. , ■
leol I / Hit! of Si; ■. I Urn
a r ' .... sT iK w ssrsu a r t i
anion Ixist In
o Ship SinkingH
si -
T owo«||Ib 21 gd»Qtk U *og* l l
) t i l l . I f Arraa
a y
,
Tb* tu iM ia ta tt of ibo m M
pro party tindar Ibo aaltl rartltf*
i*. n E / u tn o x .r ■,: .
Cferk f t Olrrnl l Court * f
K-.mlnoIn* Coumy. Oorld*. ,
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(OfflaUi Sad) nr; k * u i ig iid ic k . it. c
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N PT frK o p . a p r L ii.v n o M
ron
. . i
TAX IIKUtl , J
- fifa m m ' i r a i 'o p i n * x w n n ; m in a u fo n a i v n ,
That Pobaft-n. Illei.li. a fieri ba
II, llhud.i, bla wife, liabtae o f Taa
i .yilfl**lte No. 1. leaned- tb* *nl
day o f Atidotl A fe, li l t , baa
m-d earn, la m> nffie* .unj , h tt
made atipllrailon for a taa deed
l l I * leaned Iberenn, llald eartlfl*
e a l« embtaeaa lb .- follow In* dairrlbaX pnperly In lh . Cuuniy of
It.mtnola, dial* * ( Vloflda, *o-
H K W Ot
Sttt «*<
K U H N « t B w * t*
HaetUn M T a d e ih l, . 11 ‘I
lla n o I t I M L |«« * « M »
Tha H M w a u u at Ikl
ae.jrw* m-tf
wawwwn
i* * w*,
, aald
■ ■aw _ww*ww
property
na4ar
to
j
raia I* anad war la tb* BUM
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FLORIDA
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PAGE n v w .
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Dairy Assodatfian
Elects New Director
..
Twlent
rermtor Andrew* <[)
Kla) laid
today the Netnr bad rtiocted the
im a ll boat draienrd an.I l u ill by
A t ritrrm e
the National Ural iluildrrn A»irther publicity. A t dS ■ocialion fo r i ih »% an anli-tub- blord v ru e l*
Information deak, over raar^ie patrol craft.
w ith nitr.-fffn.
drptht
become
TCROCERV
CATCHER
cas h
H
grocery ,||"
^L J
’"
AND
M EAT
M
A R K E T
400 onnrunu
S A N FO R D A
A Yl iRi
eirw
m it*
ti
magnify Inc
i umt I ran .• of the ttrmbHiiI
l of thr
fitmmphrrT?.
Oi ril i**
PLENTY of PARKING SPACE
r
TrlpifDjH *
PHONES 411— 112
•V I t l l O L l V - F I t E l l l
1*01I K
W M t
tCltlK
lb } ( t APPLES...... 3 lb s.... 20c
Ib 4 J 1' POTATOES.. 10 lbs .. 29^
STEAKS
h u m *:
........... lb 3 J c
K m tK U
H C IT K M , L b ale
BEEF
ROAST.......Ib 25c
l l l r v n i l v aH nvD n r*rt* <rw*> v
*
lb 5 3 c
im o iit
m ia tr
SQUASH
................. Ib 0c
ai:r.ii(.!:•■
*
GRAPES....
2 lb s......2Jc
r io n iiii in n :
ORANGES......... doz 2Jc
ib w ii
M l I on
|«f T i l l ' * O I l i t
T l
J l 1*01 ,
TI
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T * l* 3
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JL0U R.... 3 l b s ...... 23c
RYE FLOUR ........... J J c
' * Marita
*
li*
CP! It %1IttN
in i t»
m
« II U ’TI M IT Ilf
s * .
.
II*
,
HKl.l,
i'flll
Ik 1 5 c
Fork Sale
FILLETS
1 i
ib
P
35c
Chops
ib
r .i m l Cut Pirn
S1»!*- r
‘
T S h P fc 'i"'.
Ujt*|« I iris K.ri«3« i
P
Sausage
EGAR..........gal 29^
t-V e t ,-u I
hi,1 I
1
ib 3 5c Stork
Bones
3 ib* 29c
B eef
EE HAG..........4jfc
to M t iiT i
SALMON .......... can 2 3 l
Sausage lh ib 25c
( ]Gr<1
Wf*» V
2 cans
25c
m : in ROOM, rI'M
u a*-
TtMlKTAtlLIt
CHOP SUEY
• t a n ie t H
23c
h m v c i
rom .
RASPBERRIES.........J l c
t trrre MtK-mioLB kknakl
.
CO RN .......1 2 oz can 12c
SNOW
£
ib
45c
1
i i1
•
25 c
ib
Lobster
ib
25 c
Shrimp
ib
23c
i
7
.
I
Syrup
19;
ml
Soup . 3 c-’"‘ 25 c
.
jc
*.'
p*
19c
*»b
10c
'.
. JJ\
"o ' r
ii c
5 ib
59c
' •
*
•' »
13J
r
-
•y
a
j
Bull: >
b
10c
Vine ;ar
m'
12c
’ a ib
19c
-'1
c
;
Bull
i ■ 11. V .,- *»
, bi g f j j
to r
i . -i
W tl *,- i
- f t .
M/i ib
With K lHrsn
Roll
■- .Vt
p^g 10c
, .
Salt
10c
•: S T i x F ’
K I !+|
4 v tc
C h e r i,o
. |
Sugar
ib
6c
■ y m p t a t t e f D litr e ii A/Ivlnj from
S T O M A C H U LC E R S
» u c t o E X C E S S A C ID
Tree BeekTefl* »< Werae Treet— fetUrat
Halt Help «r It W B Ce.t Tea Netfciafe
(Jvrr IvnirUtUnQ bo4tl#4 ef lit* WILLARD
TILK 4TM lIN T h iiilw t mil for r*Jwfof
•JRipUniMnf tlUlfftM*ri*in| fe-*nl
wwl Niidwut Wh o du* 1*1 Kut*
11,1.
cln.
14c
0 ,?L T S
fiw-wnnifrf Mm
DRUG
Mit h \ it ■*
C iK iirM lrs ,
In WT.ipptrd P.ickagot
Pilhbury a Bosl
*JuiUaumtwiiL .\ N R k "8
l in
FLOUR
26c
H TO IIK
Never it Dull Mnnunt!
WINE
DINE
Lond D Sunn .f *
U
Flour 2 0 ib» 7 7 c
Sm all'
Bottle
• On ui Excellent Dance
Floor
On Beautiful take Monroe
S
®
I L o n g lilan d
Lcmonj S -■ 10c
W F L O W E R
Is* 2 2 c
Brooms oath 69c
iWHLk\
l w h is
Crl
*m • 9C
22c
r.i
VANILLA
DANCE
5
10 >bt 29 c
Seueri
Hand-
3 T E X
OTATOES
Flour 2 0 ib» 65c
#The Heal ('tvrklnibt at
Popular Prlrrw
• Try Our Horn
wlehew
K
Southern Hi»f i •
JACK’S DEW
DROPINN
h it
Mea^
•
ib 10c
tit
t
PACKAGE GOODS
n u iin ir t
i
Steak
ib 25c
P ow der
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Croakers
*■
i
Cold M e a fs |i»29c
-» 1m m AiM. PoVl
[ORTENING 4 lb. cation 69c
j
M ackerel ib 19t
»
’ : 1. >:vj i
Mullet
ib 10c
19c
"‘. r e B eef
ib
Beet
1L!yL . Li.F*V uin'D STEAK h>
i f ! Rf»tf P|
OldMltM* l « r o
urn, HMrlbum, 1
Ih» Vejtetol*
37c
3 3c Roast
■1
:.wift • P-.— »t -i i p . .
N oodles 2 'o' 15c
\ i .i . n \ H - n \ u
25c
WeiST* P-k he. t
Snosheen p^-q 2
PRUNES........... can 1 5 c
t
37c
^ » T t ''
1lit ' w
IL- LOAVES
TOM. JUICE . 2 cans 19 c
29 c
IF - .• I
SHOULDER STEAK. Ib. 35c
H oney
1 t't t fe ----IlltfeVV
jiM iu im
35c
T t.*«
K_• ^
mS .s
&i
SM
29c
Shoulder ib 29c
Crackers
NORTHERN
’F Y ........1 lb pkg 2 5 c GUAVA JELLY .. can 49c
37c
Haddock
B U T T E -
ei . f e. Nau
39c
Square C ut Trimmed
Mylr-
’r o m
LARD
I* * '
i \ i:s
I f e l L I . Ilk-
--
C H EES^
Ib
FRYERS ......
e.
2
L. *.» Uni
LO VETT S
fresh pTened. fa', T»r i-r
» Ujrt 1
"
I l o w P m c o i E v o ry d .iy I
. H ot W e e k -E n d Sp ecial*
4 iw 19c
on
1% P IN R tv iic ti: M tir.tr—n> ni tt i i
W IG G L Y
f inm ,
ft»<l itfcefrh)
2 I - M c o l & P ro d u ce P rices G o o d Thru O c t 17
t1i} V
‘ 1
H1 '
A m
p i.w
P IG G L Y
RO LLS
U VI K t:it
rCREAM of WHEAT .. 14c DAI’S ................ pkjj; lO 1'
PACK A (IE e f
“
1*11 J U K I B i 'l
PETTI JOHNS..........IQr MEAL ............... pktf 6S(‘
,M IL I«IA P »
*
TANCAKE FLOUR.... oc •?YRUP....... .........pt 27e
'i t n . i :
G ro c o ry P ricos G o o d T lv u \ .'c J O i l
Squares
I \OTII I
5 pounds 25c
Uo.| OvkcloA
M Liiiir Tn't*
ILwOi End Cut* PewI
Ib 49c ONIONS ..... 2 lbs .... 9c
SU G A R
l >.j*i A » *
Hams
( OOKIM)
ROth One No. H Stump
ib 37c
ib 25 c
Lr j Etisr.k Hall
m o il til'
FRIDAY AND SATU RDAY “ EXTRA SPECIALS”
ROAST
CHOPS
*m«11 pnaki*
vrithn'ft a irict
LEGAL NOTICES
for ll at FORREST GATCIIEL’S— You will come mighty near (felling ftnjr*
you u k for—y « , even coffee.
£ 'u 'l«4 Ln ab
am *
lirnb* ni tail.
19c
ib
lie
I power *■\i*iT>!' - 1* t .it’il arv •I'Movn
Clymnophitinfi
‘ifr** n »h i
r- Yew Always Get Good Meat
j ,
I
SUree. lb.
73
U . (AT—
ib 19c
Cr
W A S H IN G T O N . Oct,
KIDNEYS
i
r k j iu t k i >
STEW
•
e r a -c h a s e r
G A IB F .r V Il.l.:
CT;
I f , lS p «.
ria l)
l)r 3 «rm .'ti.l R .rk er, S tale
Eaperlm . nt S ta ll in rfairy hu».
hfefilmfen. he-: l.oeii rlritral to the
lo a n ! o f .ifrr rto ri o f the Am rr*
knn
l>elry Scn-tic- A tjo cla lion ,
e rro n lm r to n rrport
reti-ivcd
here from Dr. II It. S to lti, Colum bc., Ohio, irrte tn ry o f t llO
or* «n Itat i on.
|Jt. lU r lr r l» r r c jjtil:r< l n an
a d irer'* cutitandlnu authority in the dairy
flrlJ , portlru lerlv lor hia i«»»B rrn
u tu ra ted
»u r k m fra iitr* o f d airy cattle
and mineral i m ; Irm rnta lor l»oth
dairy and bcc- ra ttl"
\V1 1e hi a findinsa are widely
known and ei.Tili.-d, hie election
I t n direttor tn the rational or|(»n lJatlon U c in ild e re d furt'ier
I eridem -f o f hi- Melt nlare In the
field o f tin ry ■ i-rtce
Hd 1 9 c
••AaaLihO
WMItl
irguiAa
Qf*
22c
I #rH f U*G tCHil
A p p les 4
ib »
23c
CctlCfryJn P#r| Bhu
Apples 3 ib* 21c
1
• i Y uni -- S * i a t
P ota toes 5 ibi 23c Potatoes 3 ib» 19c
;OR 'B.O.1
'R O H C li
iE A LIH
Idaho Mu«m!
P ota toes 5 ib» 2 5 c Rutabagas 'b 3 l/ic
1c-'ik ♦•
Cotottxia
Carrots
I-Elt f
b<h 7 ’/ac G iapes 2 !b* 19c
16c
★
Famous Names In Baby Foods ★
C liT P ■ ram true
B a b y F o o d s 4 o' 2 9 c 6
In d a t a -
3 roils 20c
Beechnut Baby
Foods 4
In Tine -
link
39c
Stokely * Baby
29c Foods 3 i®* 19c
In Tlrr— _
*■
�%
1
*4
mm
Says S tate Does
Miami U And Rollins Use Different
McCarthy Fires
Methods Getting Ready For Tussle Trainer Of New
C O R A L CARLES,
(Special) - T h e
Ur
Miami 'and Uolllni
u*lng different moth
r e t ready for their
thamplpmhlp footbal
Miami Oct. I f . Rollii
Ilunrifinrs who ulHotkfd n ter*'
riffle rtf I rn*ivr to t mlthrr Tampa j
U«t wf’fk . Thllt wm Ihr rr*[ ‘ N E W YO RK . Ort. 18 WY-neon* It*. thr
|io»M A fte r tinvlng been trainer of the
i.nr* ih*
U r7 r<l lh « Hurricam ^j Vanhcea for 13 yean, Ur. Earl
h*rr rtr. laHiet4 In
»t*tewid I‘winter ha* been dl«ml»»ed by
Itn rrv c i pluyttl nm*l Manager Joe Mcrarthy of the
nf t’ r u « v tfc r rt muin rn H H I A mail ran league championr
ns'prrtmf*' a 'in*I Miami** taat four . The, veteran mender
of
n
to w M ow fin worn i c o w l by fr* nJ - lliouaard break* ami nprairv w*.
-net
i thoroughly angry t(Mla)
a* hi
Muimi h.i
In gu ar* W illiam ••ailed a! the Yankee office to
I Jtnn ant! Tacklns Cleoree f*A£-| turn In hi* key* lie lu*t had
llanli «*«-! M Adlfir ftirn** *rn*a-| returned from an Interview with
tionat I rrnim arc! tho M ckfirh !4 Manager McCarthy al
II iffalo.
«,h>f<'
r r r r f ’wat any
"h ere he raid he *>»* tleulcd an
j a above iin i-vrr ti**!!«f, tna* 1ertilanallon o f the fir) ig.
"T h e first I knew of it » • * r.
I* tie r frum McCarthy," ha *ald,
•'I went up to a*k rim » h > —If
I her
had been anything wrnn.*ilh mv work—but all I got » u
a protnlaa !•• rtroniinruJ inn |n
Sid Hudson To Enlist
In Army Air Forces
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I
f i t A T T A M K H iA .
O rl
M il lludmn of Chatlnn'oya
Washington Scnattr*' numh. i
|.ttrhrr. .aid
o' lip.* rluh* I iSinh l*'f iu*1 that
i hr !•»• iom a**>l) rl»
Ho want.
15. 'd * l , l r
i Iipi
otH'i
o ) , ( ifc.. Job to
M fU io M D r
U n lc n
wqawt
tlmm.
Ih * U fe n n A tlo u bought it
directly M iM tto d
with t l x
mi-
mlniatntlon of public rujUliiKe
Not Observe Law
It mart bo witfc-bald in Utw InI n a t o f th* more than 60,000
porootu now on *t*ta roll*.” Mr*.
Holler n p lt io d that tho amend
ing at II-1 Sortal Securlety 'A r t
In tfcla particular wa* duo to a
ile*l-r to pro tret recipient* from
poaabl mbarraumnt, aa all public aorit'M o r * r r t.tc * n o v row
▼as nr.au>
awlatanro grmnt* are bared upon
r i u r n t a it ear o r taaa
need, 'and En oth*.- way*.
W 'l l i 'l i 1* lilt It BUT (1IVKN.
r io t T h e m * * Anne MaeLallan
loW tr o f Ta* Certlfloala No. If*.
I.aued I tie I rrt day or A*B*t*l A.
LESS G R AIN FOR C KK M AN Y I*. It lt . ka* riled earn# la my a i
de* and ha* mad* appllcallea for
LONDON, Oct. 15. (AY—Tha a laa ,d*ed to La laaaad lharooa.
to tren'
t f e 't S T S S w H B .
la
tha Tara » III *l«.ut I - ™ ' "
airenlriS
U # .principal
V
,
.
*
or
worry
*
»■>
th-
,f
»
dependrnl
ni.ithvr.i
l.n . 1Hncn'(1.** «P .l"n f V b »" U - V a l l
of
th e . * • «
i
« j J ^ n g lis h
S p o ri
U e n iC T
O. D. PA R R E LLs Prop.
1Phase eua.
Mather Bldg.
I (Formerly 3 agg«tt'a Uq. Store)
l-Er.Al, NOTICES
r. mao
infaW
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rpf
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P
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double wing
ARCADE
Package S tore*
by Mr*. Mary Holler, member of many and Cermandtecupled counIhe Diatrict 12 Welfare Board. I Irlee waa ee lima lad .today by the '
"A n amrndmrn. to tha Socla1 Minlitry of Economic Warfare at i
Security Act. in affect ainca June IS percent leai than b a t year and.
It 1911. denlea matching federal ?S percent below UU5-M aecrage.!
fund* to thoaw t U U i that fall to ! The rSoilage waa c ifectrd to I
rbaerre t ie reetrlctlona Impoaed! mean reduced b in d ration*.
by CoPrreaa for tha purpoaa of I
____ —
parenting the dlaetoaur* o f can. I
holla.' Mid
in T itu r m « T o r r u n * « t i».
“ Aa Florida la now paying eaah
TV i l l N i N . I-----Tht
R N lV O 't t k rLONIm
grant* at th* rata o f more (ban
l»4, IT H I O a A T K .
I’ nlnler »ald l.o wa* Icavini* fur nine'million dollar* a year In .the Ik It a: k i t a t n o r
tv. 11. ItNITX. IN rtlitd ,
f U M O t T O i r a A l t ) ri'.M matchinc TOa oAkIL
l HAVMG CLAIHR Oil UKcor l Inawl,, M A k m
AU A iN rr i a i i i r.a"tha amount' that It could be
TA T fli
T(*i an4 each of you * r t h«r»br
I jwnalliad I* merely a not*lion
nM lfiH a n d f * q u l f r d t o p r » N n t
. • ! elmpin arithmetic "
n r i*l«l no ■ a n d it* m a u d a w h ic h
"1*7 tic wav
d i r . |A yrar.
W cdnr»day be |>tan
who
- T il.
Grocery Price* Good Thru Wednesday, October 21
M eet and Product Good Thru Saturday, October 17
119 W. FIRST STREET
hi^a
U ii.
I '' 1'ihfH'wkrrw
blarr** fin!***
of
1[ '
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ilo Vnii
work^Pf
unn*
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j I nvr» If the N ha| cvrr got lo |ha
I out*U r t- of IwOnrlon
ITH.HT
lingo. 0 *Ja . Oct. IS, </1*)—At
0 Nr>laiH tfa* » tr Hitgo; Mlko
Mugbt*
acciiUntlr
stuck
Ilia
ban*! In «n clnclru fan, tailliy cuttiri thvr (in ftn
1 itrmrrit w n Htfh »lnC7 no*
K hI v hail r Imndagt
Snmtonc
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Imm >i IK-Illconi
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bandagn
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fir*1 m h r
wa^
W IIITK
cLovr.naiMHiM
GRAPES
Tkkay
lallct*
ROAST BEEF (with o rd e rs) . . lb 25c
(• (■ »< •
5 for
10c[ Carrots
l*. 1. Nav I
)
5 lbs.
19c
|C U . n 4 , H a* till..
Potatoes 5 lbs. 25c Potatoes 5 lbs. 23c
». Na. I t.ONIt 1*1.4 Nil
eaum It toe* right i- '.be •<*; of the
troublo io help looaen and n p el
grrm laden phlegm, and aid natura
lo roothe end hral t*w. trndar, mnamrd brnnthlal mucoU* m em *
brane*. Trll jour drug {1:1 to acll you
a boltln of CretmuluoA with tha unoerslanditic yotl itturt Ilk) the way II
quickly altar* the cetteh cr you aw
to have ruur muivry l.uk.
STEW nEEF, Ib ... .........
19c
NO. 7 STEAK. Ib
........... 32c
POT ROAST, tb .................... 29c
SHORT RIBS, Ib .................... 23c
t.ahuh at tcv
lly FHAN STRIKER
THE LONE RANGER
do& 17c
AMD F A M tR >1 THEY RDC* IN/'
too*/ /iLTNOje OUTLAWS ARE RrDUiG
, WHM"D DAT LONE RANGER DO?
YOU CAN BUY and PUT AWAY:
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3 cans Garden Gift-Pea?.............. 25c
2 cans 2Vz size D essert Peaches 35c
2 cans 2 Vz size Fresh Prunes......35c
2 cans Teenie Weenie Peas (best) 29c
20 oz Campbeii’s Tom. Juice.. ...3-25c
46 oz Campbell’s Tom. Juice.....3-50c
6 Bxs, 5c size Sauer’s Blk. Pepper 19c
6 Bxs. 5c size S ilt___ __
$ Bra. 5c size MStches
STEAKS
l^ a *
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carto n
lb
* 25c
M IX
pkg.
Is
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nr *'-.#,*a-a# -*BULBS
each
ntart n-r*
P A G
MEATS
30c
. Ib
T a ll. l
.PLAKBS
MR. ftc#
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BEEP BRAINS, Setact 8«ta.
SPARE RIB ENDS, Moaly...
PORK CHITTERUNGS___
K r ill ta a l .
CHEESE
Aeaeeted DaU
reg.
Fllleta
plum
lleel
23c
hfrad
SEA FOODS
2 lbs.
TONGUES
2 no. 303
SOAP
39c Ib EEF
Ib
LARD
WnMu
no, 2
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PEAS
PORK FEET. Select ^Htarn—........
PORK EARS, We*tere Select........... .
PORK KIDNEYS, W aUm Cut...... ....*
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TO M A TO E S
• aw
rnb firwid
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CP.EOMULSION
for Cousin, Cheti Co'Ji, BronchIHt
«• im ,l>
B E E TS
KOTEX
SUPER 0 L E 0 ........................Ib 16c
Potatoes ___ 25c] O n io n s...........
no. 1
tt »a .* id|fy Ut»kvf
POTATOES.......... 10 l b s ...........29c
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Rutabagas Ib SVic Yams
Butter 49c Bacon 17c
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m
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3 lbs.
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Lemons
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AITI.ES
Friday-Saturday - Red Hot Specials
A ll) I
ria. Ft*
PEACHES
YO RK
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! mat r*iff)f,>rutiniiTg, rilvc !«omblng
‘
t h r'rfiint;, * /tliricnl womep.
IfiH firnb
of
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brokr
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, ; nt
i!oftnr*. r irst** ant!
I
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v f n « i*H fh mluhl occur In tha
1rv**nl of an invasion
I
BU TTER
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APPLES
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IX }N PO N , Oct. It, (AY— Wlm namea of rectplanta o f
ih* r e i i f l h«tt*# o f a^lif (N>«ntr
I l-don aforta etrlr. and I undo-, atalitance. the amount o f fnJlri- at n - a f o r d , f l h i I d a . w i t h i n » l* h l
pubuiL vc«»rnlf»y wtni Ihmugr dual grant* or olhar ilm lU fly* n U a d a f m o n th # I m m IN# li m a
L_---- . o*' protoctcd
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o f t h a U r a l p u L l l r a t l o n o f Ih U iw>«
ri rralltlin tull><lr*«' rcbp*r*a>
informatton.
'Has Air Raid Drill fr:~
!.
Qnantlty RlghU Reacnrtd
t
STEAK
8HR1MP
■ aaatlaaa g * I I H
Vaat
RO AST
Ib
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h h
29c SQ UARES
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iv * .
lb
r
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M ACKEREL
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render. Juicy
BREAST STEW, tb 19e Tttty Lunb
8TUFPBD CHOPS, lb 29c PsUlettSt*
NECK BUCKS, lb H e
4 for 19c
c i To a k
tn »
PICNIC STYLE SHANK SHOULDER ROAST, Ib
PORK ShoaMer Steak, lb We, Safe POKE CHOP
\ didn’t x h p
THEM Mg/,
GOOO/ THEY WOffr BE
HERE TO VOTE TOMOR
ROW, SHERIFF.
NOW W t'U. CALL ON
— v - SUM HANCOCK/
Tomo m
WMTUU.VO0
ShotfEarly! *Gi$ Us You* Order for
Young FAT HENS and FRYERS
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U « « * U k U b* ( m i I f * » wleh te
ir tM r r c inviolate those Inestimable prlrlleges for which * o boro bora m N i c*m-
t o r I ictory...
/'friljjr
tending—we B u t fight!
UNITED SUIES OEFENSE
— T A T a lC K
«»»■ »,
SAY IN US BONDS
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
V O LU M E X X X IV .
EsUblUfaed In 1908
9 ..
SANFORR YLORmA. FRIDAY. OCTOBKft 16. 1942.
'Showdown For Control
Member Amwlakd Prew
•Believed To Be Near
:House Committee
,;c™
" " s; Aft"
..
Lull, Launch
Approves
Jap And U. S. Forces
1 Engage In Stepped Sergeant Meriwether Was Gunner
now ahallfng American ^>o*il loan an the U u d , the
reported today. ,.............. ............ ..
A la rg o r H C N t n t l M
of
in tm y ships alas boa boon
discovered M r Ebortlaad lo laad about U t
lallao n o rth west
at
Guadalcanal, tho
Nary said. la addition lo tho
Fuels r
n a ta l aalta alroady
la tho a o G lb o u ttra Boloaioa
S t1
U A S H IM .IU V
1 hr
t iidim i. Ire
bhytfilh
ryjgh
W A S IIIS .
I h* II m i*
hnglish
Sponsor /Send4)ff
l hr m u rn lrg r»f ^ •1
S * " ii m p f
-if
Pressure To Secure' iK fn jrjS k .-*" m"
drr N n l S n iill am iH uiifiil t»**».*>
■tru g g lin g
bomber
ji«*i I ir program \*ill
a'
Workers For Nazi!'cleared
Th* the
hill and rolled o rt. a lh« Hand Shell at * ~ ■ . » <b*vk
I
'gionnatn
H
<
Hit-fir
j
P l a n t s Increases of
r“nw
tr Ldl'r ,,jr ln,rolt "J *n o n1,1rip s ) of tha I ^ k r M ‘inf«ir S* h«**>
whkh It* er*w tad
1 (B y A i m l M i . P n u )
known Lefor*. Th# crew agreed Mill rnnkc I hr ad.Jifim
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Genirtt„
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*1“ » k ,n i
CITY BRIEFS
"f* "1
coatrol - a f
a b ».
trails and tho
flclnfc rr*<l
Ullmadn
~ revealed that army ground troops
had H M d tho kard-proaaed mar
ina*—were hitting book fiercely
la'.O stubborn attempt to rotate
•
- W a Nary communique
‘O T .
*hoald P* 7|I, t A7:06 o’clock Monday
* « ' be
hebl
.v.nlng
The announcement wo. made In at th# Legion Hut by members
tbt form oi' • oommunlqua widely, 0f CwmpbwibLoti Ing Pott No 6*1
containing tho rophf of Soviet, m,nd«r Ned Smith announced tc
Foreign CommUear Melotov u> a, day. Supper ticket, are on *.l*
10-month»-old communication from up' to Monday noon,
a number of European govern
ments-in-exile.
Fire Chief Mock Cleveland put
It suggested sharp departure his men through the roatln* prat
from the plana af tho British and tice o f carrying (Ire bos* up a
Unltod State* j v r t n a t n U ^ tor t Udder. Spectator* gaped ** the
.firemen carried the hose to the
top t f the Cafes Bellding oppoo oej ....... w*i4t« W*M . uejW 60Q
International r»triba
in London there were exMayor J. E. Curtla o f Forreat
pttuoelwie of fear that action along City today aUtad that Elder
the Uoe eugweotod bp Russia Raeeoa af the Berta th Day Adtreold brine wVeleeale retaliation venlist Church,
waa building
a
*
lir
new boom them. •wfll meet at
at 13:00
O flO C l ;|
Will leave
f j f e r an waaRoMpad ' deal
deatlnittoo
Kolia,>d
f it '
Igne again.. degree In Agriculture,
f riearelte* nn.l t ity
b...
arts—and that enemy wanhlp* the 110th raid on that city. I Following nl* graduation be cr, Int'-.*rY|rf
Me' W I irllp’ir u 'n Mill 1(till were lurking o ff tha northern “ Ulock-buiter bomba” were drop-1 ||ated la the Army ami . . . .(a f'i'1 ributrd to 'he *el» i b *‘+ *
coa»t of Guadalcanal.
ped.
I Honed at Eteiler Field, Mi*» , young ltd if« uf thr Juit 15 A i
There, American plants and
Uranwhlle, th* Sovltt govern Geiger Field, Wash.: Balt l.skr i111ary ol t ne . o*t„ umier tin*•bore gun* (ought a aavag* d u e l____
_______ _ City and Waatover Fit id, >la.,.
ment__________
cam* out________
bluntly Thurxlay
Hull
o! Ihe
d fl c
«m m lll
itv«i «*
ana ftcnd
*»»■•-''*■
...............
with Jan fo r m took ing to regain t f qr ImmedUU trial and punl.hheaded by Mr*, r. V lluu.hol.lr,
Mualc will be fuimahc! by Ih.
haeea they lest to the United-ment “ with all the severity of
TS .
Stale* marinas Aug. T.
I criminal law" of any Germs! rlngbachad up by a batUo-1 leader already Imprisoned
tho
heroratlont will i f math- In Ih
‘ I with
“
atflr
* tpeelfleally
*“ “ named Ru
itm ; Allies, and.
Au.lllar,
■ bearing dolf Ilea*, a captive ln Britain,
. . apparently-a* cno of the "organUere of Gcr- j
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Man Mountain Says
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who *syr he (la» .Urred Ir 41,:t»• , end front In Europe muat • • » " |,ht„ . mrrtinga will lx- Or4 2'.\
••( apaHm.nt. nod l,..t. I« |>ie, i„ng on south lowa.,1 Stalin
wmtltai. malt he. al' ovr. Hi deriaivr aucce.* fur Ihe Uritlah
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globe
sav* thi
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exponent, Ol
ol .out'
yout> American .1,
air offenalv*.
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,* Il.rothy
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condurt
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Im• „ „nlv aporadlr fighting In the
“ A man ya.l 4C ir lb: .rn, , -definitely on the A ll*.’ aide” ,
on
« '* '
'rubble .trewn
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the
*tn1 worth « —•" V aaU.
and “ the tr.T»l u entirely In o u riJohn T" ,um- asalated liy M '«.
u v.-dllM.TON " r
I' 'At
worker.' .rttlemert on the nurtb—
-----, favor." the flrat World War afr Carol Slone, will present a faah ,
S-nai. nil,' llou** < "n weatrrn fringe of the uty. ThU
see renortr.1 to Secretary Slim
l,,n. ,h " w
n.* r o r r cc' ,er>,
(
toda\ agree 1 ah.ence of
■nd incorrrel forma of dresa
* I itti I t thr nrw rrvrfttir bill mu ant much * peculation.
House Has 64 New
renorte.1 to HacreUry SlimFaces Next CongteRK "°^rbrBku^ ^‘a1
!!1Tli-*ter «m r*
W A SH IN G TO N . Oct. IS. (Ah
under tho looden S p a f Chari*, Th* Hout* o f Representative* in
the
new Congrete starting m '
c f l Mwrlaon who baa tharge o f tba
January w ill have at leaat r.i
new face*.
l£i
Tha Associated p m *
show,
speaker a t the kaaeheon.
that t l Incumbent member* were
net candidate* fo r re-election, t l
were defeated and seven vacant
oehta are to be filled in next
th’. balloting.
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l.oitiitr
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eomraunlqoa .aid s V il. ''’i n c ^ ' i i r 't h ! " ! T 4 u V r . ' to
go
'I i \.1'
Me
/yO Junior A n d Senior H ostesses
A tte n d First M eetin g Of G r o ’ip
Will
on th* Nrw Hebride*. Seeretary
rf War Stimion rvttalad only U>-|
day that U. S. army ground forre*, |
*1 well a* airmen, ara now ata-i
lloned In that vital area1 WHirq
which '
0 itraddlta tho A merlean lupplyj
root* to Auatrail*.
worker* "to
1 «in ncinr Hghnfng flghfii* W hilr the hostth-era apllted
IrgM ti
tv i
»eaplanes on Ihe
Ihe Navy said
to day,
raid
*«i* r m u l r d
i \pi*** hr* Ihe fik*htrn> Mrafful and dr*tViMrtl plsnes.
H
*1 iom
Ii> \
I I l ‘ %IS! tl tl 1
<li it f 11hi",
••I la ,«i ,| f »
XTclcgne, France
Frtnch
its** House
i -im ilsr
le If tee Ih • •
Leginnnaires
Jap . „ t
rll> i
started
de«trt»yed
and
\Srdnevdav hjr Army fJWrstfir Immher* acftitwpanled by
I lull
]*iiui’s Colled
271,HUi Pounds »-» ^ z ; . .
Of Scrap Melnl
,he .
U * t night’*
another wte# o f about IT
IN Aral iiltl*
imiffe * •iti
Corporal Thomas
hilled
Action
ihr !W .
reromnirnd
I"
'*ra I-land*
A lr u t in n
m rt,
The
[A
1<m|4 i
or c l t y
"•«> f »r
three r i -m *
Military
fin gr I Int ft ttl
Mechanics In in nirpUlw plant tn San Dlou?. Cal., am *hnwn (Inp) rrpalrtm; n .11.|. 7.
The German sttackrrs knocked
two motors out, imanticd the ra . plane iilnrh
ilii.iilnl and fotrul dawn in tn* Aleutian.
After it h*,l been pal tn
dio appaiaiut, riildli-d tie
life [to fl). 1-nnit l , limn K It Sand*r> ll-.ttm it, l ’ S Nn») pltnt '• pulille.1 at ih. ."i.li
• lay In stepped-up action for
rail and drilled shill holes in tie
s knockout blow for the con
I taking it utn! I fur » nertm i f rigid te.t*
Note .hut Aim-man m.igma ha. n-pUre.l ih. I:
. rudde.
trol in the Solomon Islands.
The fortresi finallv »h«H»k them |Th». I* « phiinenh.it.i
o ff hut lost height rapidly over
Tho showdown Is believed to
the (ha nmrl until, approat 'ling
bo near for poasewion of
Kligland'h 1 Its, It hail •lmp|*e<il In
SlluadAlcanal Inland, wrested
about I.AOJ i«wi
The thud motor w«o Im>ginMng
from Japanese by United
l. cough
Staten Marines.
Ml knew it wa« onl> a tjuf»tb»n
The mighty battle <( (suadalIn
of the Solomon of *\n*i huruirr.! yard* be I ore
mnsl has spread to the New He- _ .
Is Maj. John L. Smith, I wm.d have to make a crash
brides, 460 miles away, where a } alM, .
....
T h r <Nn|ft in a d m it " f ( ' rp.
Hr is credited ,
* itS hill, in fninl of
O japan oe war v «a »l. probably n, with ihoollng U down ilitren en- ,nr 11 lu" k" l ' k **>. boat chancu
W ili'c m illi; 1'"
Hultii I H rh m n a t nf I hr V H.
rfihtr ho*t. ■
■ubmarlna, ha* .helled an Amert- w‘'"1 ‘u * . .*,,,1 “ *"..' awa'rded ihe * “ ' »
m 1 e 1 h.nnel- ..hi
Mai utr* hi*' Urru t r p rtt-tl by
e.n baa* u.ad by th. air .triklnrj
crew - 0*,
i h r i r 11 r ^ i
thr U ni 1*■ pul i in m l ut n trie*
and «couting forre* partielpatlng; ^aey Cro». y
„ „
llU, ,
, lH,t
grant l" Mr* Su*aii 111lie/, h ll
t S.r t
In th. Solomon* atmggle, the 1 '..NT *
* Pi “
ln th<» l"ch
...
» « n- milth* 1
s ho livi * in iutke
Nary reported lait night.
i " * « '1°
' "*u« k "
j I Mary
ii
f Sauf•
Tbia tUrelopment «aa rmrealed1
..'" m I h - r l™ .
At ,h" CTl« « '
Andre,
* 1111 rlnm in
a faw hour* alter tba Nary re -,1*
* frkUI M,rin' t orT" Phol°- appear**] and instantly sis*«l up
Jut vuliinlm
ih e situation, lit could not com
nl
1 lir St
orted that American »nd Jap
por
t
. f 271.10rt pourl*
«*f lh« amici * t.
m.micaI* by radio so Ne jumj»ed
.neae ItttM la tha Solomon* war*
th lfli ha» 1
< I t'
in*■iiiI havr I*w*n 4*4.Il*, 1 i**I iirp
In
front
of
thf
fortress,
Wfcggl^l
I u tr M
locked Jn a great alr-aaa •trurgi*
1 4-nll)
Ih r i l
;-Of
l*(* n u n (y
* c h o 1 !• 1
|i
his win ns violently snd headed
t »*.‘ Nf Uland af
Suj t
L l*
of
ih«
Ju n ivr
A rm )
directly for store.
M I
I't'p r
Tf’
W
t n a lu n
« ta lar] U n llvv
Ml*, i f . 1f
—<*1
’ " I knew b « wsated m* to f q \*
G a ttib k
>f
Jitr
S a i t u v If
ftirh
Sf4lt tdAI
low him id I look • chance*1* the
hi e,
F 'lirlts
..f
4|j V •f<r* *h It* I t
* * tb
bein
f i t e|
plrti r
|m i i t r * l
fi
pllo is Id,
i-on tba b*M » t E.plritd nanfoj
N » kitI Vi r Sin
S urf
ii
ll W - 4»i .1 | b*
—apparently U aimed at prertht-l p
1 . 0 ,1
n
e l
Th e S pitfire sped straight u « »
t fifril b. II Ixussitic P-**l N'ii* f. -tin 1 ^ ' l <1" p « m u 1 u a b i * * \ r t
!M
unit bn•> to
l i n n v m ' m Ji I b » - n
ln.11
t .f
Ing Amerleaaa from tending aerial!
1 M fh
K a i Q a low M il and "Just os he r« a* h r I id thi A inrrle an T *r i -r w ill I •* p r r v i u * i •i i 1
It.-rrr-nlb.n
|»iki
a
t
H
l
i
1
M
i
l
l
I
be
reinforcement. Into th. bald, for| 1
I1 U lU
1 V O J U the crest of Us hill he waggled hi rh a rg r «i| iht*
In
A lii
n«.|
b*
M kl’ M
mH t f(
pr • / i t f l kf tl *4 '
his wings again and dropjHtl hi* ; I j i i i I nr •I’I i i T m '* *•I u i< n u ■ - H i t M r 1 .1 s* 1 > u v r t ii l i m 111 t b * 4 M.i a ft.fr b . s - b e e r .
” " l » I"*
, Guadalcanal.
R. A. F. Attack*
n r l.
? m ale
i d dl af lift,
the Flying r wires* would have
crashed in the
channel.
(B» AsaecJtte* fr*M>
S tren g th en s! JapantM and
Am erican forces engaged to-
thr
n a 1 v Kxpectcn
Within 'Pen D a y s
Hut tOi hugfeu i.
A i An
drews, fig 'tW pilot of the U A ft
lilende.
“
WASHINGTON. Oct.
lb,
t i l l — An air attack oa tha
Final Action F r o m
Srrgt. Charles J. Meriwether,
J..« sen oi Mi and Mr». C. J.
Uviiwithrr, Celery Avenue, « » t
the lop turret gunner - of an
American Hying Fortress which
participated in the AlHr^l raid on
i-IlK last Frida> night and H*
trew and humbvi returned safe
ly to the Rngll*! I « h> due to the
* Qtlck thinking ut a nearb> Uni*
ish Hpitiirr, |do,, rven though
th* tumbr.
\i ■
attacked
■wsrrr oo, German lighters, an
Aj rciated irrni uitpaliT, ataied.
Thu dMpsfrh reinfa;
Solomons Ace
New
Drive In Northern
Bill
!To D,aft Youth
On Flying Fortress In Lille Raid
• W ASH ING TO N, O ct
!«,
— T i t Ji m h m hart lendtd Itrg t relnfarsearonU w ith
equipment, Im M 1 d| artillery,
Guadalcanal DIend and » r *
VJ.
Stalingrad Army
Makes New Stand
On Volga River
Repair, and Test Captured Jap Zero Plane
5*4?’
rMM?7:
Up Action To Gain
Ground In Solomons
NUM UKR
pri^i
D .n M .a w 4 .H „. U lt .
main an air theater until * r have
aecttml sujwriorliy over Ih* Ger
man air force ami paralyse* the
production cauaclty of the Oerman aircraft Indiutry.”
Army Has Program
T o ' Teach Illiterates
<!*7^nilf*l
omrnltte,
•ih
Surgical DressinKB
Workers Will Meet,
1
I4
,,aM
'
STAR IN
ARM t
iln II. B. Pop#, chairman of
MIAMI HEAf'lL Ocl Irt,
.Surgical Dreailnrt of the Bern ! Brur^ « alnrt. arievn star
f»r
Inolr County ChapUr of the »n
*h°+
>c#t r.1n>
Amrrlrnn
Red
Croa*.
Natl activity had
Tkl '* » ‘lf»r* lot *»P ra*1 I
****** of millvulnnh over
[
*
1* asking |M • « v * » “ > b* In the army hi-.-
WEATHER
F L O R ID A — Little
trm p#r«turn chance lo n lc ’ it
w ill
RcatIrrrd Ilaht
ehowrrv
aouthasut
rf»aR-. this aftarnoon
F L iU t fial.LKD
for volunteer worker* to m e e t : " 1., .. ,r ! * " week*
JACKSON V ILI-E. Oct 10 (JP)
with Her at the StUfteal droesltw’
„ t T « hfll n rob
Aviation
Cadet
Alexander
in th* Grammar
T,, M ^lVln^ iiT Ko L'.le.
1Craig UaeQalUn. Il l , U9NR, ot
WASHINGTON, Oct l ( . W T - "mom
There
1*
a
dire
need
for
work-1
U
li
"
*olnlnb
ur
hc
1
Newport, ,R. I , waa killed Thur*Bseretary nf War Sttmaor an
I day when the trainer plane he
iterday that r program cr* *a th* September quota must
be
filled,"
Mr*.
Pop*
stated.
I
D—14
we*
piloting collided with another
.. Illiterate enlisted m
trainer near Bt. Augustin* Inlet.
Th* classes will be held Mon
in euceesefu! oper*tlor t In
day, Wedneeday aad Friday from |HAN DIEGO, Oct. 1 «. W>—Build-
th under preseat army 9:30 A. M, to i:C0 P. I f. A H i l n * a Il-IJ Liberator, with lt»
- *1
*1*,0“00 separate
.11
------- *—
parts.reqalrea
*------ ■—
regulatlomi n*
more worker* are urged to attend.
tb* combined aervlcer of mor*
percent bf the man lnlh*n
1,400
manufacturer*
In I#
on any day at tnv om
CORRECTION
fit* tea and the Pro vine* of Onay be HUtentae, Btli>*on
Uric Canada. Consolidated Alt ting all ef these ir
In th* Hat o f. candidal** foe craft Corp, official* said yester
Ing uatta wae VveCity
Commiestoa
published
in
The
damende o f mittUry
day.
Army's need
ti*M for Herald yesterday It was stated
and Die Army**
of.thee*
U4ka that Edward Uigglns waa run Now I* th* time for all good
of these men la
In teklu
their civilian training ning In Group t. Thlg should men to com# to tho old of their
... ..
eowmnnntry
*"*•
, i
L , H have bevn Group ].
I f f
. ..
V.
■
'
.
W & i X'v
-j-
;
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;r-
MORGKNTHAU IN
LONDON
IAJND0N,. OeL U, 0P>-Tbe
United State* Trbaeury Secretory
Henry Morgenthau trrlrad today,
and conferred with British fInanei
k U In tC
Tha South Baa Ulooda or* tho
expoead pooka of vail, tufa
#dmountain range* rlxlag f
the fleeq o f th* Paetfle,
ft-
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M m MMfM
hdeirt Team Trounces NAVy
Navigators 13-8 In Softball Tilt
'A (I t ran rally by th* Navy
»vlg tiers of thr Hanford Naval
Ir D i m taken at tba u p tim
f. talk/ pitcher Erana in th«
Florida Gators
Scrimmage To
Meet Villanova
“ r . J ir iS l& S lS : ‘ m m .
Ok*ri(f •amlnol* Coaaty.
(Oftlatsl • * * !>
Second Place
By HAROLD CLASSEN
.
A i w l a l k praaa Sparta Writer
NEW YORK, Oct. IJ, (S V
Sail -Park
' ' laat evening
Drown, only two yean away from
•roved too little and too lala to
tutoring a high school eleven, has
the best college football team la
Ihfaat • hard hitting Independent
GAINESVILLE. Oct. 13. (Bpe Ihe opinion of 91 aporta writers
I n n i of
________
________
af m
Sanford
atari. The
score..
(•dependents 13, Navigators, 8. .rialI — Morlda'i lighl-haarted Ca throughout tLc United States.
The Buckayrs, undefeated jn
Th( IndapandenU started hilling1tors Monday went through
top second plate.
of three practices scheduled three
"i#T Evrnaon'a offering* In t h e "first
'
T '14*
O vote* In tba A.
g with alnglea by Kterle Ihla week in prenatation for their Georg is
l. Steele waa forced at Intersections! HU with Villanova elated IPraaa’ first weekly fating
of tha praosni season. •
Phlladrlplia Friday.
t 1[alder* chcka by D. at The
Although Minnesota, which watt
(Jatora cirar through their
who remained on first. upset victory over Auburn lait first place In tha final polls of
t pThann ap cama awaiting Dock week In fine shape and Kars evi both 1940 and 1941. yielded Its
Vtofuson and cleaned tha
thi baaea dence yraterday that they wer lofty position and skidded to 14th
with a homer.
In tha second ready for any and all Competitor*. place, tha Big Ten conference do
pendente got
two
Wnlng tba Independents
«
The entire (quad drew praise minates with the Ohioans and
M r * runt. and In the third, Duck from Head Coach Tom Ucb for three other entries among the
..... J'..
»H another long homer, adding their showing. He mentioned In first ten.
Michigan, which baa lost only
I —t to tha fear run rally.
Three particular tha work of two Ilnrs' mora Indapondrnt rune were scor men. Guard Floyd Konalaky and tn the Iowa Beahawka of Lieut.
'd In lha fourth inning, and a End Nick Klulkg. These players Col. Berfllo Bierman, la third with
tna tally in tha alith hy Duck wnrkrd nearly the rnllra M min- the rurpralng Illinois club fifth
ulra against Auburn and at Ihe am) Vtaconaln seventh.
'•rguaon.
Ohio Slate, with victories over
Forruson's epeedy shoots prov- laat wrrs still giving an s*X£*llent
account
of iSemsrlvs* by their Fort Knot, Indiana *nd Southern
too bnffllng fer tha Navlgabruising blocks ami alert defen California, drew ZS first place
However, they took mora
votes. 20 second place tallies and
play.
to Evan'a offerings with sive
Florida's hopes are high for lha
CoUl Its Higgins and 8tenatrom, first time In many ye
for 83d
ysar*
_ that one .i-nildona
_____
_ votes.
_______Each first
•ftachlng hand grounders good far of thcaa Galore will receive esc-i place ballots was 10 votes, each
■ttflPP, followed by wallops by (lonsl hnnon for their play Ihla I aecond, nine etc.
GrsonningsaUr, Evtraon. tiapp aeaeon.
The Buckeyes grabbed
IBlh
•lid Branson, all good for alnglea
Although force! Indoor*. Coach place In the final ranking of 1941.
Wkkb addad_up to ati runa
l.ieb sent hi* chaigcs through
Georgia,
with
All-America
•nappy *lgn*l practice in the Frankie Slnkwkh, still has bean
The Hcore
tl'school gym, after giving them a good enough to subdue four opklnk* out of
or I ponents, sqneetlng by Kantncky,
31chance to lake the ktnka
1th a brief c*let-1 7 to <1, In the opener and then
3 1 their musclr*
measuring Jacksonville naval sir
ojthcnks drill
Altman. 2b
product of German station. Furman and Mississippi
Knneuky
Porgu»on. p
Township high in New Kalem, |'a . |university •
Peony, If
ha* been rsmnl to captain thr
The Bulldog*, on* of th* fa) ct1»o , r f
i Gators befme his home n*alr fans i vnrllea for th* Southeastern con(eWhorter. <f
I in II* Villanov* contest
I frrenc* tills, drew 12 first place
lervtng. lb
--------------------------designations, I I for second, nln*
aoaa a i t i t a r u j u u t
HAMM
a a a ia r r . ( a im . a tTATSfi
j
Th and earh at )iu are hrrrttj [
Befitted and required
pr*»ni|
ear rlalaie end demaade which I
fee er either of roe. mar hare
atel net the eetale of C. U. tillchelL deeaaeed, let. of eald fouetr.
le the Cwaatr ft d r t of (Umlaoi*
Coaaty. Florid*, el hta •-litre la
lha eoorl hone, of eald County at
Sanford, Florida. within eight cal
endar nwnthe front the lime of the
f leal puhllratlon of Ihla outlrr.
Kach claim or demand ahall be In
arlllaa, and ahall atate the place
of reatdewre ana poet ofrico addreaa or the claimant, and ahall
he aworn to br the claimant. Ihelr;
agent, or attorney, and anp euch|
• film or demand not no filed ahall •
he cold.
AflDIB D. MITCMEL4*
K
i
• Unlaw, c
Fdwin Teale In
Photographer
Of
„
,,
_
£ 7 Inna, lb A p
in'-'.,
CalHna. c
ns, as
trom. If
sr
lb
pals, lb
2b
SSJ.’i.
K
5
2 5 ; *rp
Evsnion,
■wiggum,
Wayrnac. If
Ofnanlngsaler.
(
(OLE COUNTY
)URT RECORDS
WAMMA^TI
■eh
* '«
IU3rn«
T*.
I-
Clipitm.,
IM #t OonoptKj
Iiekob *
lUlnKllar, JulU Jour* Fl
to dual* i lines Ntirlnu
T?i*lr
Michigan also collected 12 first
.
place tallica and 41S votes for
S m a ll
InHCCtHM Hrd while Alabama, which Is ex11-ecterl to dispute Oeorgia’a right
H
^tn (he Dixie honors wax fourth
I
Br IIOBKKT COOI.
j *lb 10 and SM.
I
Wide Wiirbt Feature* Writer
T»i
IIAl.littIN. I, I Oct 13.
HIGHWAY APPROVAL
oimnst of his nelghlnrs hMwIn Way
l*K LAND, Oct. IS, (Spatial)
I I Teale Is known as the man wh«
—
Th*
west end of Blots Road
J|ran sr-*ni| r solid day In n Innlj»c rr field wilhnul 111 Iwlng on ■ 21 between DcLand and Daytona
ft |picnic, or (21 apparently doing * Beach ha* l-**n certified by the
j |strokr in wort
I War Production Board a* *n ac
j , Hcienlisla, hi-we*rr. call him res* road and Is allgibl* for con
„ ‘the American Fabre" ami ••ert structlon materials normally fnolI | tl at hi collection of ir-.cnu* ph.i_,nn
"7 en [,y
hy govrrnmmt
government agencies.
agenda I, DlvlD1
Ingraphs of
Insect* most
" f sion Engln**r W. D. Levsllle of
them taken in rl • same two art the Htata Road Department head
field
is an tr-it-miant contrihu quarters said han Monday
lion tn Knlnmnlngv Edwin Train
himself insists that he', jusl an
amateur who managrd to make * ilu looks like a former alhlet*
nut at all Ilka ons's conception of
hobby bay
“ In the Indrt of the World Al- » "hug expert"—he taa become
manut." \r
*nys
regrrtlull). *'■ authority on InsKt Ilfs and
"only a single Imm refrr* to lha an Indtfatlgabla photographer.
'TiS.OOO speeir* of Insect* which
He can laugh over hi* own en
are fellow.dwellrn on nur planet. thusiasm. but four books bars
It Is: Insert Strings. Flrit aid opened the eyes of thousands to
y nsw universe beneath th*tr feat,
treatment for "
Though nut averse In slapping Ills camera has provpditiia
thatl tba
a mosquito. Teale has devoted sis liny occupants of bough and leaf
rear* In Improving lha world's sr* both photogenic and fasdnat-'
opinion of Insects A large man
Navigator*
K
' ,o
r lhlrt1
‘* ,B494.
1oT
Inlal
vote*n
was
"Tba Love* of Edgar Allah Poe" starring Linda Darnell and
John Sheppard will be part of n doable-bill bargain-day program at
the RIU, today.
VALUABLE OFFICE*
CAMP BLANDING, OcL 13,
<Special)—Nothing of value la
escaping Lha
tha ays
aye of Ucut.
Lieut. James
W. Begble, J r, Camp Blandtng
Quartermaster salvage officer.
Besides many other uses for the
quartermaster
bakery's
flour
sack*, ha U now using *oma as
cconomkal seat covers
on
his
■Jeep".
WORKERS NEEDED
MIAMI, Oct. 13. Wh— Stn-.sln
a "desperate" need for agrlcul
turn! workers of both sexes, bol
whites,and negroes, to nave Dade
County’s Winter crops. James Cal
lahan, manager of ihe U. H. Em
ployment Bervlce here, announced
a two-day campaign, beginning to
day, to register potential farm
workers In every pnslafflce and
sub-poitofflee fn-m Florida City
to 0)us.
your closet . . . with
the money you nave on
clothing.
now I
It's
smart
to
conserve!
DRY CLEANERS
v (PLEASE RETURN HANGERS)
l ’hone 861
220 MocnoU* Are.
ISf>TtCM or lUKTIOS
To Ik*
Sheriff at Ktmlnols
County, of Ihs Stile of Florida:
Ha it Known, Thnt I. it. A.
Sacrntarr af Slat* of iksi
The estimated number of dally OKAY,
Stain nl riorlda, do ktrnby glen
thatt a
wurkrr* and visitors at Rocks- notice lis
FOR SALK
sx tu ■LRcrio’s
feller Center In New York ta III baO k
held In Pasalanla Coaaty.
111,000, or mora tkan lha popula Plata of norm*, on Tuns day mi l OR RENT; 20 acre* wall tUed
and watered choke land on
tion of all but dl cities in the succ**dtag th* tint M unday In
NsrsaMr, A. D. HAS. lb* sal*
United Hla ter.
Dsardall, Oatncron City. Sc.
Tuswtay using Ik*
growing
cover crop.
W. L
T H IR D D A Y OP R O V R M R K R
Healey. ,
For H*pr***ntallv* In Congrass,
nut* Of Florida at large. In Iks
IU**nly-*lgklk Congress vt Iks PAIR 4 rear old Tennessee
United Pint**.
horse mulre. B. E- Aiken A
For lloprssssISIIv* sf lbs Flflk
Bon. Phone 449-W or 82T-M.
is t h i : i ni n t n r Tint i o n - Canarssilonsl District sf tbs nisi*
M Jl uni*, SIIMIVOLH (Xlt'M. of Florid*, In Iks Ssssnlr-ol*Mk
All bind* of plants now ready
Long too* of Ik* United ptslss
r t . - M i l : o r PLONIUA.
for
your
Vktory 1Garden.
For Tkroo Jnsllrts of Ifco Sni\ h i : t i i i : i.sTATti o r
prsrno Court of Iho Plata of Flo.
IV I'HIIIIATI'Charleston Wakefkld and Co
l i v s i t v >' 111:|rj r:it.
penhagen
Cabbage.
Chinese
1«» %l-l. \%im >«8 i r MAi rowFor Two (Ullroed Commlsalousrs
Cabbage, Ga. Collardt. tomatoes,
! rl Iks Plats of Florida.
i »:!HS i
Lettuce,
Onions,
Broccoli,
PenSi.Hi# ia ll rf r Dy lltPO
Far Twu Msmbsrs o( Ihn Itauss
lha!
Use 1* n ll i l#iif fr ha« filed liar ol luproeeslatlvse of lha Plst* of
_____ Baal*.
Egfplsnt,
Bsata. J. W.
fllsal 4PIM.(1 «■ Kirrulrli of lha Florida.
Pbona 19.
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r
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vo lu m e
X X X IV .
EaUbILihed In 190H
R A N F O R I).
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# Reds Retake New Senate Chaplain Total Of Jap
One Section
Ships Sunk lsl
Raised To 79j
*In Stalingrad
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to
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W E D N E S D A Y , O C TO H E R
----- ~
M. 1912.
...
M rm to r
W A SHINGTUN. O n
The Navy annm -iirrd
•w „
, . ,
„
D/ '
F r ).V lckL- t ,r °.Wn
M
Aft-oolitlcd I’ rrv*
M ilE R 37.
i
Ro A. F. Credited With
17 More Axis Raiders
Streaming Over Malta
WAAC and ATS Chiefs Meet
6 Japanese Warships
Destroyed In 30-1
Minute Rattle In;
Solomon I s l a n d s !
Reports Say Russian
Armies Are Taking
Offensive Around
Volga
Metropolis
(By Associated Praia)
Berlin announced today that
Heinrich Hlaiwler, chief of
Hltler’a dreaded geatapo, la
la Roroa far a prlrata vlalt
aa tha gw—t ef tha Fanclat
gavereroent bat report* of
Genaaa*Italian friction saggrated thla might to roar*
than a aortal call.
Then*
repot ta
Indicated
alraagly that Carman auaplclon of Italy'a al tiled,. toward
the United State* I* the
aoarct ef the trouble.
F L O R ID A ,
■. »
1
N o v el M anner O f In terC lu b
M eetinus D ev ised Bv F.d Lane
It, p t o -
Unlay th at
United S taten nub mu tine a in the |
W e s t e r n I 'a n f i r *ank a J a p a n e s e
heavy c ru iser, fo ur o th e r vessel*, •
and pro b ab ly Hunk tutu!her, anil|
dam ngett two. Thin rep rt of pur
fe s s fu l a t t a c k s ' on eig h t enemy I
vessflA in recent o p e r a t i a n p t u b e<! the nnnmificnl I ’n i t n l S tate* |
toll of Ju p u n e se nnvol urn! mrr
__. ch an t nhipiiing tn ' P mink. 20
l l ' H 1*’ P O « lh l) .u n k -m l . 1 .l.r o a g rd .,
Allied ltomhers Hit
Tobruk. Kgypt And
Pound Knem> On
Coast Of Africa
On th r Art l -»\ fr*iti« rn-fre
ll 4to IPO H A L h«im hr i » at
14<l. r*l i l i r i m j n U ti*ia ( and
1Hr N 4 4 j 11 lllwr il K r i| rn r i
•11fahi
ft V * *to ll* 1 ('‘O t
1■ M ti- .<
t twill r n
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fit 1PI* ' *v *'! HI
dl . ' .11. • (!• .till
P " llr„ of the FoumUnr M.tho- „ lolM,
Ii1
dltl Church of Ua.hlngton. IV
American f lc l .......
rclurn.
I ,, was Uppdintrtl l h a p l l t n o f J inu to t h r itnlTip Ilf 1F,e* Sdilomttn*, I
th e U n i t n l
(By A iw la t,* e m u
Marshal Tim oshenko'* R od!
'*
arm ies w ere reportwl today i ' hlU
tto
n
Inn v p
ddriven
riv en
ttw
w no
neu* *___________
have
new
wedges in to the 10-mllo Ger-
S tate* S e n a t e
. a n k * J u j i . y - r Kr.e t eruiser.
lute* l b
/ e h a r n e y j f,,yr i l r * t i n \ i t* sue I u tfitii|H iil 1
' t i m i n g « fierce *«* m u i i t e i-illlffl
______ l ! intiav * iif I * in pi-r list* the btg
| iie*t Ring if* blow t*eln **r f*l ag«in«t
I .1 I ll> I' f t I'l !.IM . .imiUUKIt.
t ‘ie e n e m y flr**t tb rt* the Navy
M i n .1 • •• >n 1 1 i • . i t i n k. .l T o .
ili« lu»rtl In*! Iiighl
,
I . ik
■I |> i ii >1« .1 I In- > nt rtiv
Navy
un«l
Mwfim- tof|tc»loi
Stalingrad, while Inside the ^ a i C U I i a g J 1 1 U I 13
tarn Jrnrt Knox (left).
ritntrolUr •«1 Ih*’ Mr»i •
] plane* sin! rfivr |mtnb*-i
.il.'.if
ill.
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u i^ r r lp
H i f r h p c t i th e n l f r a t i n t J a p i.*r
V i * i1
atreet yielded to the N a z is !A W d r a S U
I l l g n e S l | then k n ocked iinnth* r » rut aer out b> I h r t t t«ir i K r l i («.Ip llobby of. >b* l ’ S Wiitni'ii’w \ » u
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I of ac tion a ih|i jitrcd .«t■sv *ank an a r y * rp4
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Russian shock troops a d .k*" 4 V*
Onlv "lie unnainrtl \ i r u a n d r
m
H
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■
f1
ifigtmi
f
h
i
vaiK^J In two sectors on the j
Uiat
■t l o Veil to a* Lfftl in ti* ■**•# battle
1*1
northwest stappes, along the vital*
hilt I*
s ii rn t
blue
Thus did 1*U*"|r
I I.n.d
co rrid o r b e t w e e n th e D sn an* l
I*ckrt> mu 1 air mi:n .iknifa'i’ tin
I , [i'll
(to- of I hr • rik#-* • * g i u 'i v . V i fi
Volga riv e rs , in f ig h tin g t h a t
. I
i r fl' r a .t to<1 A ...... *4 to hi- 1 torn
awlrletl a r o u n d tr en ch tines, hill*
. I t, I
■toflk **»i AHI'
* ' ■ 11Ml fa the 1l'i
am! villages.
t. IV
tin! I'Hfi *. * .1 ih.
.........to at 1 of
Latest acco u n ts sail! thf* t i e r
1c 11■l ke rtfa« 1ri*l ! 1 i *- 'lilITt.'ft
m a n s wer e a lread y BhWrrtng ir
Salm ag u n d i,
11* 12 y e a r book
\ i i m . i n n ’nu-nt " 1 Mil -flirt (It: Ufa
t h a chilly a u t u m n wind a n d a t -1
t e m p tin g t o di g in f„r a m . l h c f j praaan ted l.y th.- -cnior c l a « . • I
.»
w in ter'! c a m p a i g n
In ., ,!- S tal I Sem inole High Set.,..,I laM S p rin g , a /l- r S - i»l
.......... all
ii ,-r .....1
Ingrad the b a t t l e ap p eared in he ha* rece!»,d the l.igheat All Am I.........
• ■I t(»rt I i m|»
t o r high »uni.
I,
e
r
ican
lln
n
n
r
ItMing,
waning
h*..t«..r .
f
It f.,Ill,..cl t„
Since Hitler boa.ted la.t month I -bool* with enrollment* between
«
'
ft
I
f4»4’l
. . . of. n.
. . w a i ,n
turn pupll«, rrinclP*l
the fall
Htallngrad
... 5--00 and
,.
1n'i
. . . .. ... ..
hMarine* h..
• f ’ Hr I Hi l*!i't
rvliable, t h e I t u . . i « n i i r e n . n l U. G le n n f. H r h « > an nounced
' t.o, Him. l,|
S■■1M111" 11 l ■j
hae* Improecil their pn*ltlon.
renewed inn.I idfi-nMVe in tin
[ <tIni l■1*1*4v
T h la atonal h..n.-r w*» c o n f e r r e d | s<il |ni iii> uni, a
,,, „
Ruulan troopi, wre*tlng the
that Saul •
i r tu r n e .l
Ova <rt ,»"*!
^rainitiative f r o m t h r t ie r m a n * in by th e N atio n al S c h o laitlc ' «•»* n av , l ,..r . ht, f ju -i
*•-*t fl*g!M ■4
tt„.
arm
Hat
w r l t o t ■f l ho Muu.f Ikuli i dii . T IcC'e
key rector* of the now wintry A a a a rla tia n f r l t i c a l Ser vice, an.1 j
•t«*‘*'l||i|f I H
|,„|,|
S o lo m o n , a n d -» ii- Sg-f ft
( M|)||tatt nt It ■ M . I - ;
ir.ulhem front, recaptured 1a*t waa ad ju d g ed on a lw»i* of a r
• l.to I
p h o t o g r a p h y , |al)lj "
' . ..|,a A' ■> o I
petition* In Stalingrad yulerday t i t t l e a p p e a r a n c e ,
111
« IM l
• • L»
.......... to
aad eut a n*w g»»h tn the Natl m a l a r i a l ,|uallt>. an d fin an cial j Thr n r to lam! drive, which ■•<»*• ( s s**\.*| R, »m m ) *»t
**i >* .i* ana Mall t u i • ii ,fw rin ,,
* .1
\ - , d r f«
-i
........ - • «• "l IV
^ y p u th w n u ^ i
n d in a n e d ito r ia l aenpe Lir«frd
in
itr*,nglh«,ning
Ihw, ti t* LriruiTB m a t . , ( m t i Ui *, rhiI
MpHli
•
, lit* ' *
I*'ft f.
•»- l*.t i ' • h i v - f'i * - Fil l* * rtf**! "111| Mil*' * F , ’
fo r special p ag es d rv o tad to ai!-j A i n » r n a n i-MUions,
9 Army an e a r l i e r com m unique sal
i l r . W . 1! \1e.1 II tfa. .
,1 1
n * i mat. iti
»H-I
’ m i n l i t r a t i n, clas* o r g a n i t a t u m s panic*I bv «*va*r n l f m *
ioday.
F•
Mr\ » \l .»g»,t l*rt»
*.411III II
Vb Hti.tct sl.it
“ In tha Stalingrad arc* Ojr ,nd acttoille*. «hool life and d*Wn— arn*l thru>t« wb,
*I
II to *-rt *r «nd * il eft t i
M Mo
AFll c * d.F, r 1»*fr»FFii|Fi*F V ‘
11>I b»t*liF"P
troop* rrcapturwd potllloni which' Athlotlc». Mr McKay said.
I
Japanese two « niurr
F t •*'1,
1 M
F, *ti, .
1.4 F, » »
9Iflfa Mfa
W.-l h
thay had loat th# day before ini
Mr
McKay quoted a letter 1 »*«■«!.
of n.m Cdown * the I'M rt -no* II .H,
U -wl
f ,M» S ir ♦, f in m s
Hi i
iL. |.« tl
1“ > i ' i ' ■ "le
IU>» r *
c-n# diilrict of th# town,” the f rom the Service; ’’Congratulation-! ‘ 7 * w'»rn l* il * 'rr
,
r * *a •(• ka a 1
' • ,1ft* i* l * \at I' M V
high conamand i*l.| in It. only on your A)| American Rating I
* K" 1 ‘,n'T,n. I" " 1
....... if i 1 to or i
t h r . |.d
mention of Infantry activity in- ,, ,
.U.iind honor for a book' J"E. ,n>op « * “ » '" * *
\\ irli in
Ii
.u . 1k|*a V
n ln ritv
• to W
.
.
' aa cn« of* • the
.*
tor11J * hpi •
Volga city.
listctl
-u II Those attacks were c..»n 1*» t1.11
11
1
1(4
lb'
. of t h r > r
in.! d
Thu. lb# .nfceblr,! burnt "H Iwrior book* lilted In the N . t i o m l
Artier lean tas k fore** *«f i i 'i
1 .4,1
i l l
1- - idfa
JOthrr
1
I 't l
11pip
German attock. Monday atop- , £ hot..tlc I’rr** AaMMtotton <>.t- anti d r at ro y rr s i n l r f r r i«t*'*l Ii ii VVr*t H r * t St i «« f nn.i U l u
1
l -.1 » - i
,i
Pn aa a flaah In the pan tnatgw*!,
,
rThla
u . ».____
1
I the* H . - ■
honor —....
repr**- JaD fleet unit and p u u h iL d i\
l* * prrarnt •11a
\ 1' F
.4* 1 , 1 F l o J to lv
of the Indicate,! resumption of fcrml 8,r7*r
Two
S 4 1
| Husiiie*a iiih I rmiin it iuiini ,
. .1 f . | l. t o l d l. t'lfa h to .
full acala effort* to complete (he arnU rral ichierentmt on tho pa*i <!eleal*
v ll t Ait St fit ion '.v ill t,ik« pa ptt H< ' I I I- .*
of
thoae
mponslbl#
fer
Ita
pr»»Today*#
two
N
a
v
y
cu
r
m
n
u
n
iq
u
c
will
emitlmil’
usinil,
ttc*uiilm
nonquett of Stalingrad by direct
*m
H t o llf t llo t d . F
•11 4 ! |np toh\ H
t h r -.kit a
1I4« f
durtlnn. Aa one of th# Ikast. ynt’r b r o u g h t t h e
s c o r r of dr*tr h In Mrs It ii ii«' r « Hu Hh>
a**aulw
1 r1,
«' 111%41g- *
f easr- *L-•
• ,« t, it nding >j
dti
ei
I
ion
id
t
fir
i
M
iTipiif
>
tlon
for
th
e
two
a
c
tio
n
lo
txM
ik
is
placrd
in
owr
N
S.T
A
^
Th* lata communique and tuptiim* i
P t h r N iivv
HIi J a p a n e s e sh i| n *uhL ( hih
M i an d Mr - llnin » tilth " jii'
nlemenlary front raport« aaid the loan sanric#, and will l»r wm »tid
Ih..1.4 I -if *4H
four
i l t ' H - i u i ' till liiriil, 11■>Li111 n | <i* fa*
t -* i
.German* now war* on the defen- •tudlsMl by humtr#<ia of prr*o'is heavy cn ji*er.
i 11 p*ir ti »1
Ing Mi
n imI Ihidli’v ••in* ti'Hi .ill
am! a t r a n i ^ i r t l
'•Ira at 8 talingrad and on both during th# y#ar."
•• >rnt old t., ..
t ,gM.,
One Jap drslmyer |ii"Hf»Hl\
■ Inga of tha Caucaau* front, nn
Supt. T. W. l*awton slain! thwt (
.................it..*.
which wlntar had clam ped Ha h# « n delights! with th# hi no'| *urk
and H"
* ™i* rv i- * i*
T h ree J a p cru isers d-lfiui (.' i 11
first numbing grip.
conferred on ftalmaaundf, its rth
• M■ Sh*»,........
•rf t I'm in
Significance oi the change In the tor I>«>!4| Gatrbel. am! those ■m one, ami f*is»lbly tto
i. f..f i t n , i•
rippled
luiil
knockr^l
out
>
>
f
n*
■lluation On th# lower Soviet dents am! membera of the farulth
M H“»" Id.
“Thi
ft IJ " < | i p * t f t l .
«i •
front, th* praambla to thr mid who made ita production jhisri Hot'
Thua, t h e toll m f h c t i ' l up tl»*• till
“i-v .• l
pri*tin» I"
• Hft OHMU of tn« ii
night communique aaid merely
Japanese waa ]Q warsl ip- ai»!
Kf I«*f « ga-*i4 t,i 1
that “ no change* took place or blr,
Urni a*
*on
i an a fiord , i Vrn
M
Soma
ptopla
aeem
to
think
that
au x iliarie s sunk o r tla n ia g r d in a
tha front*"— for tha Grit time
amt
•Ini ft after p.i thfiuirii 11
■oi l «
ho urs ea ch
th#
time
and
coat
of
preduring
I
our-d
ay
period.
d I*
In week* failing to report big
fill
h\ 11,4 ! avi Lit if*
week,” hr
Hirludn!
A ill Uni ion till tin* |Mi«*ilii!
an
annual
of
this
type
la
a
little
Blit
t
h
e
biggest
blow
of
all
bias
i
r
id
•cala hoetllltiea In apaelfled area#
•d . J «%m l m g ii 1* ir ,in*i
aaid
Mr.
leawlon stru ck a b o u t m id n ig h t Sunday ties o f having night rln*
Ruaaian and German cannon excessive.”
*- .it |»r#B4nt
th
#
H*-t|
Crus*
Surg
icnl
I»rr»-i
rtlll dotting' <rr*r Stalingrad, the “ However, educator# are cgjivble when th # A m e r ic a n task lore* U i i m 1»#lng romlti* trt! »n th** S"
• l"M
, "a* gftnii- m l
•
fo re t id
Ja p
I Igh command aaid. Red arror ed that th# thoaght and wnrk I n te rc r p ta d
for f ’ ramincr Sr hmi) Iiolrr t
it
of
I*..
c
r
j
i
a
e
n
,
destro
y
er#
an
d
trar»»
•
arUIlaryjntn war* credited with devote! by tha ttodent* to this
.• .... ii
flir rctlo n of th* Hrtmuol* t mu
f ft*' * roil* f
knocking oat thr— Carman tanka, book ha* dlitlncG*# education.)I
apparontly b#m on landing * h»|» t#r of Pi* A m n iciin
.1 id
M. *« lit
H t - I I I M . I " ',
Il-I
II
throaftrtitiary and IS trench mor value
It Inproaa— th* atudenl*i “ r« r f l» “ , reln/orcc.nmt
„ti ( r u n toith Mi * If If PiijMf
Ii vel
— An A i » n ifuit
h>drraU*>n
• ,
I t o lit * *.
tar Opterlea, and 10 enemy field .lib
I
k
*
--—
l*—
*
rtf
lining
RVnfV
•
uUW4l
CaOaL
t He
with th* ncceaaJty of doing ever)
l a b -f
1 lilliid t, r
iliv r i, li'u!|, 'k
Thia major landing atl.nift c h a r g r , to»s hrl.l ijurioir t h r !»"
1 Id* I olfa’• >
•nun'll
thing to tho beat of their ability
Inc*s m r r t i n i r " f thr Pilot f i •• |hi i ah -llnf'
0
!
r
Mali!nn
'
m
>
i11
*
hr
ii
f
'
i
,
w*»
promptly
amaihed
in
i™
rh«|„
Soviet guanbroeS attacked Car and a i ntarly perfect a* powiblr
Mile*
the iwlfrat and mo*t lethal .u.glc Iasi night In ll r rrrrplnm rt- • rimimi-oi'fi * '■t f m " k* 11i' ! I ■
man forward poattiona northwaet
f. i for
V*
of t ’i# riiuFF. in ufilrr th.ul mi* ’
"Thl* principle la one of the
of Stalingrad, tha official bulletin beat guarantee* o f m eet* * in any blow ever delivered ly A inn lean #t* of th # cliih t-fhi lit w11 A'iit| rt" t Hlgtn • -hi) *> i'.in
I
•
I
,
•
A t;,
rtHi Ihfa
eanhlpi during
a
til mmuir
Nr w. i ir Iran* -*a-1-1 i*« I rugl1
aaid, aad "sraaaad tha Carman*
'
•
1
,
■
,
fam
ed
*1.1 in 11tii-r. " 1 if
a • « i s t in th r to or k
had u ' im.I" f • d in I nr filial i<"
back aomawhat." They alto de- profemalon or vocation In life.'* period.
'
' >
* . 1 .i for
M rs. J <
M i lth r ll, <Huii m an a itattling i,« t
concluded
Mr.
Lawton.
h
i.
h
II
.<
■
.1
,1
,H
''"
lt*„,-i,“
ljl,
i
ttrojrd on* aatl-toak gun, IS
I 1F 1
Mnd.«y aril
of 111# sale of War Rohi Ir m I rrvcv ....1 11
t „ l lb- .........
f
The following War* member*
I 'll
■1t in <r
mill
S t a m p s for th # Pilot Club, n<
•'l.ail*-. t
t|irin „ lli
i-miiiM I , .
■ i lb,-if ■l,-vt ,,.r
of th* 1941 “ Bally" ataff; David
toH—
'
f"
I*'
i
'
- fa r oil Hit I
nounctn! t h a t
during
Ur
pa t fm thi roiiifHilt*’4
an d ( hmii ,
| m ih 'I i p p nny u**’ >»f Mijdirtfa
I
i
r'
f
i
...............
m
ii***
ilong th* Carman M. Gatctol. editor; Patty Hodgr,
m o n t h m r m l i r r a ha v# suit I n n r H o lt Boss. AM - fp p rr s p n ta ttv # m u n m r n i h r r - tn th e S t a t e S m
Winifred Lovatl, All— Temple.
i it \ i iUK o.-t i t
l*. t » ,,
aa > * • * Taroal
* *" id-1'
i iii'frifa ofte i rid-44hit*
$12,000 w o t l h , f t to as ifcridrd to foi Foiitherr* S t a i r s
•«»»* lh< lltl J1(. ( tll p | ril. r | ) r .itoAn1 nni«
j «, ■1f i h,- \l, i, |,,,,ii Mi,111
' " I I"! OI....... I Ft! ,1< IliiOl 4 on
c o n t i n u e w i t h th # p r o g ra m with U s ttm o n y t n k . n h> thi nmirnit , Xs
r , | h o u n co u n t)
I ’nlil u . I ,,-,,l*l,i mi,, lb,
I,, 11,.I> I,,i* I Hi- d "i"i -III d \ kI , #| I|a 111 Ton _ —
,
par, ataoclato *d Iton ; Nancy I
— — —
bo o th a b r i n g m o i n t a l n n l a t tho
* real re *|t|H>r|i..r,in#i.t ...
knock ed out
of
•n f I ta I i i ik Ion I,*,i hi ! ii, f a i r ,,f heavy
DIghton. bmln—* manager; Kalb I CINCINNATI, Oct. 14. I'D— Bit# T h e a t e r n i g ! 1 1v and in Yn» te# h r r# » a.I not co m e to light
proceedlngr l-r ion varin »s Port f , Hi *i * of pojmlHth n, I »!■* i v
*d daitiagi-d or *i *’d
i d huh * utat* ant* rtiritaft ftro
>r<M 8l>«M« r i Sari jm ur and Th* UBitod Min* Worker* of Am rIP a S t o r e on H n tu n la y aftcrn*H»n gresiirifial rnmndttjw*' tohusi- r*
,*11ie*t a r t ion. mi
t f *i in I i( i - mi
« in in v i .c ii11-r * to h irh
,il ftaftium f«»r adiling an y in**r*’
Suaan Klrtlay, advartlalnr mana- ■rka agreed today to work a a n d t v r n i n g .
Cords toe r r mmli nv allah li tn t n Si nut of
today
•hntoid
1 !•• • fait*;* o .i i th e tar*
aaid Sen Miiuihol.ti i
n n ; Gladjra Pippin and Cliffonl ito-day w—k, and aaked t h e g o v
A r e p o r t w r i given by M h » A FI trrtiut
!
I
iiitnl
\nll>iF4%
I'.t
feri iiig to No. f* (iii thi" •'•!
Procter, anapahot editor*; Ellia- ernment to co-op*rata with (hem M a u d # R a m s e y on th# m eetin g
idVlNMI t**o* f foot t
I Ih- i-.nl
l» VI It* it t <ti
I rail*
w ith olHer
club*
totb Vaughn aad K lr tr Fit*, on transportation, price*, prinrl- h eld Jointly
I t!n t h e last lhri"r am rm li tien l
IF IM U . to I t i t | ’ l(H 1 m t*
* ii.ir!'f r "inimnii-i -• aid medium
apert* (dlterai Marjorta Newman. tlea an mining aqulpmmt and t h r o u g h o u t t h # a t a t r In [>a)ioroi
, on I In list. Hen H m jshohlrr d r ■
4M1 liil
l.oml**Hft -D iM vl
A |-af t n ulariy
B e a c h r e c e n tly . Th# business »f*Bill Brmaaa, Martha Wight and •■l
rlu red h i m s e l f n i r i r t o h n t n n i t r a )
Liigt'* faiiftolrtii f-r* a t Tobru k
Stall* Touch ton, rl reflation roanronvanUon acropicd Ih*
sav in g ' 'ip to the v o t e r t o d*
Siiiidav tin'll! an.., .it I|K-r taiiiiirr*
a r m : UaraUa Dutton aad Billy comnltUato n —mmandall, n for
| ra le ” _ if# was in lro ttu n - l !»y
| 4 dir** " hit on nn enemy
A n n o j n c c m e n t « a i inadr t h a t
a 41-hour weak a* raqueated by
A w ard s Will be m a d e t« llu) ' i * P Merni*«u.
•y#f
<«ul‘ - » **tUi *if IkrrOalld Fuel* Co-ordlnator lekt* Ih* Oct. k7 m—ting will bv hrld Scouts toho hav# advanced in i |{r|i.trts on th# State Kitoaiu* •
A *tnkif»g llntkaii m r r e d a c t ..— far th* remaining contract period at tha camp of Or. C. L Park mi rank and who di-aerve merit badge. |r„ nvrlltl„ n , t JBrk .„nvillc »r«.mun
to®*
"ti#*
»\ a *1 hi ! In* ita in#
Laka Minnie.
Thrr* wrrr
Mia* ending n o t Mar. 1.
air in ■11
member* prr—nt at la»t night'i ■t the Seminole County !l«y Seoul. rn t)y r j Hand.ll, G I> \V„it , .. . ull...
man barrier northwest of A a b m im in fli le
A
A
1Honor For Annual
■f"1!School Year Rook Is jacket'
Chosen As Rest In !
500 And 5HK) Class
First M eetin g O f S ervice M en’s
Club H ostessesj W ill B e T h u rsd iv
Hauer Kn lists In /
Na\al Reserve As
K leclrifian Mate*
Civic Club I ’ rged
To I in esl i g a t e
New Amrndnvnt
a^sen^er Aulo
Kive Tire Limit
K i l e d i v e Nov. ‘ I
" « * - * -M
Pilots Discuss
Possibility Of
Surgical Class j
/
^igjjinH Case Shows ,
New Developments
Kalian Insses In
Sliijis Reported lliirh
Minie Worker^ Afrrec
i ^ u t s a iT u S - C iT o Work 6-Day Week
WLB W ill Not Raise
Ford Worken Wflges^
Local Roy Scouts To
iiTVVm/tK*’’*"1 ovrr bT M,* 'Have Court Of Honor,
Homes May Re Taken -V.'Ti'.V,
For Defense Workers
utvl*.
meeting.
Key West Does Not Italy Is Showered
W ant Tpurists Now With Biddle’s Speech
— 't t —
,
Court of Honor Tburoday evening '
an', y rMnk shmm„
j,,, [,
at 7:30 o‘ch-rk In t'ta Junior HIK)> J ink In* p r e s e n t e d lln-mld K«itn« r
School Ainlitorlum. th* county n nrw member with Kiwanl* curl
Council announced thla morning.
I*ar»nt« a rut re l a t i v e s of lluy ami pin. Gu#«ta w#r« C. II. Mr
Scout* a n d p e r t o n a I n t e r n t i , " In Nulty. and Julius Dingfeldvr. Kd
announced that ” l*adlr*
• r o u t in g m a y a t t e n d the honor Lane
Night” wculd be held Tue* Oft
cour..
I
M kSIIIM .TtiS
>. t
er run
r ufitt I ihIJsmy h -■i ned It
l i itt Ii ecovvnr
filin’
I nm\
mw\ have
have to
ti» ri'PtiFl
resort IP* tiillff inih.
mill
*orn
m m an
a n d ee
e r rrtn
ing
**i
p r iv a te
«?
h! fo
luiildmg* lit hgu»« to nr w o rk ers
Kiir»ppififf n
aeii»u»
huu*inif
shortage,
John
ll
11Issrulf *i ril,
S ousing a d m i n i s t r a t o r ,
»«iti th e
2 ? a t this E piscopal P a r ia h Mouse littvrrtiriienl would o f f e r to lease
President E. C. Ilirpvr prfildnl home* unit building s loi v» hi w o r k
FRENCH WARNED AGAIN
ers but If lull* did prove mil**
q u a l e . “ rum mantlecHnif. billeting
LONDON, Oct 14. MO—The
nfiij o t h e r d cv lica would be use d.”
Drltlah Mroadcaatlnf corporation
W ASHINGTON, Oct. 14, M l D^JriUag T T 'l i ^ t o aa1\'h* f l i t
ndtar W tha Cartkfaeaa,’ th* Kay Attorney General Blddla dl*clo»•d today c«pi— of hla Columt.ua
Day addrvaa fat which It announcrd that <00,000 vnnaturalltrd
Italian* allana la thla country n a broadcast directed at Franca
would to remevad from tha claa* aid today that It waa Important
’enemy allana’* are tow “ aa nerar U fora" for rrary
now on Italy from Franchman to be prepared for
)p*ration* by tha . Allied
air
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14. (JP>forett. Navi— and Arm lea.
Tht • Commerce
Department
Thla we* tha third inch warn- cracked down on rumor* today of
* * to to broadcaat “ on behalf of a ahortaf* 1ft leather shoe*. The
announcement
iaya
production
baa toon outrunning talta of thla
year and. IMS la Itkaty to end
with autotutial retail Inrcntonei.
Shortage Of Leather
Shoes Is Not Acute
Uvri (he Lind fighting area
"l*« rut ion* to-m t i'poi ini u« «inalt
scale t eng run far fig! tera shol
til' the crttrnv mil an d rood tran#*
iu»rl alu n g t h e 4*m»-\ noil Axis #n*
raimimentfe
A l l n d h e a v y an d m ed iu m bomb*
r f a ugMin rt tl n e k n ! Tnhruk's shipping am! im rU tr f a r l l i t i r s last
r i g h t Bomba h u r s t on th # m ain
j e ttie s, fir# broke out in th# dock
a r e a a n d a d i r e c t hit waa sc o rtd
on a »mall v#aa#L
Near FI
Data,
anti-aircraft
and ararchligl t
twiltlon# wart
tombed, and night fighters shot
uu transport vehicle# In th# vi
cinity. Other raid# w#rv mad# on
KLOHIDA--1.IUI* Irmpcratur* Salum and along the coait.
change tonight, pom41My light
driiile near —it central and
More than 10.000,000 pc
aouthrait coait ALABAM A —and Ih* fiacal year 1941. —w
• it re me north waat Florida— Lit- picture* dealing with tha
tlo temperature change thla af- rum Induitry dlitributod
ternoon and tonight,
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,U. S. B am u o f Miaaa..
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BIBLE VERBS FOB TODAY
O O D o r ISRAEL IS
WORSHIPPED ON KVfV
CONTINENT
BY
SIX
K
H U N D R E D MILLION PEOPLE.
H E WAS WORSHIPPED BY A
£
FE W HUNDRED THOUSAND
1. . W HEN THIS WAS PROPERBIEDl Ills Dominion shall be from
B«* aven to th* *es.—Zcch. 1>:10.
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NOW
KEY
A MAN*H A MAN
Th# difference In pay between
-British and mcrtcan troop* I,
wall known, and the personal
problem* caused by th* dlecrepolicy are no doublt being anxlualy considered.— Dally Telegraph,
Xu- i.
•from Th* New BUteemari and
Nation)
W B A T though tha doughboy ha*
malr dough
T i fling about an’ a* that ?
Wa Canna go bv outward *bow
»*» man for a* that,
that an’ a’ that
braw turn-out an* a’ that.
- w What though our la**lr*
Imc
*
him w**l T
Wall ne’er fall out Fur a’ that.
ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME SOMEBOpY
Although ttte * mar b« few touriats in Sanford thia
winter, there (a
.palgn
_ than ever
The uaual winter visitor* aa auch
may he lacking but thia winter will ace several thousand
visitor* In uniform, whom we have never had before.
These men come from all over the United States. Some
of them are from the cities and some from the country,
but nil of them will notice whether Sanford la a clean, well
kept city, or one in which the weeds have been allowed to
take possession of every vacant lot, or where flower gar
dens are chiefly significant for their lack of flowera.
Furthermore, the fact that some, three thousand men
will bo stationed at the base does not do full justice to the
free publicity which Sanford will receive from these men.
Most of them, at least those in training, will be here but
sixty days and will then move on, while another group
will be brought here. In the course o f a year's time per
haps five or ten thousand men, touriata if you like, will
pass through the Sanford base.
To give these men tho best
ilble picture of San
fortl, to get them to tell their friend
about our city, to encourage them to return here, at least
for a visit, after tho war is over, Sanford should put its
best foot forward, present n clean shining face. In years
past we have hod annual clean-up campaigns, we have had
nzalra planting drives, wc have had flower sales. There is
more reason now than ever for such things.
Of course there is the labor problem and it is almost
Impossible to find gardeners, or yard men, or laborers of
any kind to do the heavy work. Nevertheless a great deal
can be dono by home owners themselves. An hour or two
of lawn mowing and gardening in tha late afternoon can
go a long way toward improving the appearance of San
ford, and what is mor0 will Improvo the health of most
men with sedentary occupations.
Scientists have answered another of the Important
food problems created by war: how to be sure that our
fighting men all over the world get the fresh milk they
need. Tbc Army has just completed teata with dehydrated
whole milk. Now it Is being flown to every front.
Dehydration haa licked two obstacle*: ahlpping apace
and preaervation. One Flying Fortrtaa, for example, can and
does carry 160,000 quart* of powdered milk. Milk in drop
ping out of tho cloudn with parachute troopa, Mating through
AMnkan blizzards without freezing. It’s tha toughest milk
in history— It can stay out of the* refrigerator for over
10,000 hours without turning sour. \
,
Additional proof of iM usefulness: since tha beginning
of Lease-Lend, tho Agricultural Marketing Administration
has paid 26 million dollars for 209 million pounds of it—
Thin Week.
Nothing But
sacred,"
And that’s the truth. Of course, aa among nil other
groups of human beings, there's some diversity of view
points; some may not sec all sides of tho truth. Like tho
two men looking at the sky. Tho one looking west reported
truthfully, "Mlgnwd, the outlook is gloomy I Dark, black
f t maun* hat* our enemy,
IS PO*p«t learn* an' a'
that, threatening
ini clouds
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with lightning." And the one' facing
i'l a reason malr w> ibould east reported truthfully, "It's a beautiful, roey atmriae."—
Ok
-T o love our fritn*' than a' that. P.K.B, In Tampa Tribune.
will
W t tw» aneeqat tbo Ur
• ' me#!.
Tak* slaii
glass for glas*
gl*** an*
an' a that;
(Hough
(Though y*
yt down atoupt o'whltky
Melting: Pot
There’s a textile mill in Pennsylvania
roll that's a perfect example of our meltin
WMI# I drink bear an* a’ that
Sorting is done by an American,
Than herVe a toast, my truity
Carding is donp by an Italian,
ftb frian’
Spinning Is done by a Swede,
A n gU'a a hand for a' that,
l a haa flea time* it much to
Drawing is done by a Scot,
I'Spand,
Weaving is done by a Belgian,
{ M W nano tho waur for a' that.
Inspection is done by a Frenchman,
Scouring Is done by a Albanian,
Dying is dono by a Turk,
Pressing Is dono by a Polo,
Supervision is done by an Irishman
thoy make?—American flaga.— Quote.
Columbu* Day wai
exUnalvely In Italy
t Tampaimandment
vUd# XVI
Ion of th*
Ions, srlth
Tribune oppoaaa
o f to Kcctlon IS
relating tn th*
property of corcertain rasmp-
war la tasting both ChrisDemocracy.— Key
Itisans. And units* we
taken If the Democrat*
wt the last, th* RapublL
H E S flO lD M G
A G IS M A T
MV H E A D '.!
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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By RUB8ELL KAY
.W # have n kluhtn and breakfast nook st our house that from
tho aland point of comfort, convert,
lance and utility served their pur
pose admirably.
Odors that have coma from
tram through Uta years have bean
for tre moat pari pteaalng and
Invltincattsndad by such delight
ful affects sa alisllng from th#
brolltr, bubbling from the per
colator, or lh* friendly tinkle of
Ice cubes In tall glaasas.
Prom my point of vtaw this
particular Mellon of th* M is *
was perfect In every reaped.
There I found Ufa most coo
In* .and satisfying. There
wsys fait st home, know my
■bout aven In tha dark.
T n i . | H walls wore a
and dirty ocher, tha worn
ly climb Into asm* working togs
nad after carefully rending alt
tbs directions, mil tbo paint
and prepare to attack th* unavaparting braskfatt nook.
1 maunts a shaky atanbidar
and starts slafMn’ frantically
reUD*
tho naw^aag-
TAM PA, Oct. 14, (F N S ) Equipment is the big problem
railroads are.facing In connectioni
with’ handling ' freight and pas
senger .traffic to and from Flor
ida this winter, official* atste.
All tusury travel la out on er
ders of th* ODT. Deluxe tourlxt
train* will net operate. Official,
point oat that only one extra-fare
train operated In the. South — th*
Illinois Central, Panama LlnlteJ
between, Chicago, 8b Louie and
New Orleans. None of the fa
mou* Florida tourist trains call
cd fer extra far*.
Such train* aa the Coast Lino's
Florida Special and She Seaboard'*
Orange Bloaaoro Special measured
ip In every respect in accommo
dation* and glamour to the nitre
fare trains serving other *cell mix,
although no' extra charge waa
made. These train* will not op
erate this winter, however, under
an order frceilng schedule* to
thn»e in effect Sept. 26.
Even without them th* roads
are hard preaied for equipment
to mrrt the demand for military
and civilian * traffic.
Cooche*
have been leased from road* whore
traffic la light in winter while
engine* have been taken over
wherever possible.
STONE
«
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
Op«n For Third Year
416 Grandview Ave., Roae
Court. 0 A.M. week days.
2\<i to kindergarten ages.
Enrollment limited.
Notice bow nulckly a good quill
•nil* wt nn children are around?
Save cxnenalve cleaning by mak
ing a *llp cover of cheese cloth
arid tacking It to the quilt with
colored tuft* of wool. Bright
color of the quill (hows through
thr lllri rheei e cloth and the
iover whip, off for washing In
no time.
Every Wednesday
Night
kno w lto nb
orchestra
We are also open for your
dancing plraiure on Sat
urday Night*.
Short’s Ricrcallon Center
SHORTS
iliihe*—me,* k it,; clothing— Itaura; groceries— ration*. And I
won’t invite guest* to dinner bull
to chow, grub or m**a."
Miles North of SANFORD
aa DELAND HIGHWAY
LOVELY MIRRORS
Just received a new ship
Engaged Girl Worries
About Army Lingo
J. R. Watson Gives
Hints On Control
Of Garden Pests
GAINESVILLE. Oct
CAMP BLANDING. Oct 4—
{.Special) — Emma Conway, Jack(onvill* civilian workrr In thr
property section of thr Quarterma*t*r here, has been
heard
mumbling under her breath ever
• Inc* the announcement of her
engagement
Listening closely soldiers have
heard her saying to herself:
“ When I start housekeeping I
won’t knew how to do It unless
I give everything Army names.
Guess I’ll have to call home—a
hutment | bed*—cola or bunka;
14. (fip*
of this clal) — Auhld.
grasshopperr,
the con- mole cricklti, and beetle* are
truth is some of thr peit* that the home j
r*a there In honeal affluence
St lifts hi* head an' a' that
• whit the less uf worth an'
sense!
• man's nar gowk for a' that.
rs may h* a lot ofdlffaronl
About what we're fighting
it on on* thing everyone la
I, I f Is primarily to lick the
Edward J*an«r, an-English phyxi
Fighting Milk
What though on hamcllcr far* we
din*.
Postmaster General Walker sayg
>ys the press
blanket* He, an' a' that ?
J r t n tio begrudge hi* linen fine. country has “attained unparalleled distinction
Bis aark* an' anret* an’
that. Hclentlnus expression of free men for whom tho
Irl who used to know what
its on in ftahlona now ha*
Mer who know* what1*
off. —Tallahaascc Demo-
\
gardener rrnjit tx read) to con. I
trol during th» next lew weeks.I
J. R. Wataon, State Kxpertmtflt I
Station rntarniiloglit, pointed out)
today
'
Dry weather probably will re•• In auhidl that
■ult in an Increase
attack turnip*, mustard, lettuce.
and cabbage. A *pray mad* by
mixing on* uart of nicotine auk
Shat* with 600 to TOO parta Wa
ter and 1 o'irrc ol flih oil <w
common laundry soap to every
gallon of watar will control lht»*
pest*.
Rotenonr compound* previously
uied to control
aft*r cabbage
are no longer ________
very important that th* plant*
be free of the** Insect* when
transplanted A brood of *m*U
chicks will g*t many of tho*
peat* if allowed to room IS*
garden.
Mol*-crlck*ta cart be controlled
by distributing after a rain a
poison ball coiuiallng of 100
pounds of bran and 7 1-2 pound*
ol sodum Muoslltcat*. (This halt
can b» kept dry lodefinltaly »nd
a* much as needed at one llm*
may be moUlenrd ihortly before
dlitrlbutlng It.) A bait mad* by
mixing I* pound of pari* green
and 88 pound* of bran, then odd
ment of beautiful, polished
plate mirrors. With orna
mental gold frames, plain
or beveled edges.
$7.30 to $31.00
“ Brighten Your Home With
Pittsburgh Paints*’
G. U. STUART PAINT AND GLASS
TT
Tha olJext, sad by fir the largest,
kryi la be donitrd to lh* Kryi l*
Victory campaign for wrap are
(brio medieval giant* dating front
lh* 14th century, which Alfred D.
McKtlvy o f Ntw York turn* o»*r
to tki key drlro which la collecting
104 million kryi through thi coun
try, Tbo metal U rirmaikrd for
tho U. S. Navy. Thru ktyi, w m i
o f them from old German cottlas,
a n hand-mad* and weigh from
two to lU pound I apiece.
...You can
spot it every time
OUTH , in everything It dues, goes for the people and
things that are “ right". That's why Youth goes for
Ico-cnld Coca-Cola. It la “ right"... in quality. . . In laitc
...and In refrexhment. It’a the drink that belongs to
Y
/ C t n t f l I ’r t t t )
youth's ritual of refreshment.
. . And there’s reason for this. Ice-cold Coca-Cola
\ has what U takes... a clean fresh tasta. . . on.1 mistakable refreshment: A special blend of
\ flavor-essences merge* all the wholeepme Itv
gredlcnfs o f Coca-Cola into an original ta«te
E a of itsown. No one can duplicate It.The only
g \ , thing like Coca-Cola Is Coca-Cola Itself.
gallons of water, a handf.il at
salt. I quart pf aynip, sad 1 of
I grated citrus fruit (Juice and
alii and dlatributed In tra garden
wilt control grasshopper*. (I f
thia amount Is not needed at one
tlma, the halt, tan ha made In
proportion or tSa bran and twl*<m
mlxrd and hast dry until needed.}
Bprsylng
plant .with a tnia’ ur*
and lead araanata 1
blleUc beetle*, o f whk
three lypae—on* bloc
prominent strip** let
th* body, and tb# i
Th# gardener may also
pasta out * f Us rant
fog Urn boahaa Hgk
m A
t
k
Just ask fb r ^ Coca-Cola or, to use lU
f r i e n d l y a b b r e v i a t i o n . Coke,
Mod You're In for some■ u V ’^ ^ T th in g special In delicious re•'M hM gfreshm ent. Contentment cusnes
when you connect with a Coke.
plastar
NWt whatr 1 ears.
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HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE THREE.
Farmers Urged To
Support Bureau
MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor
Social Calendar
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Cecillaq Club Meets
At Munson Studio
i C j «I
James,
Th* Cecillan Music Club held
Mr*. W i e n Goii of Geneva w u
THURSDAY
ita tin t meeting for the now
8:00 P J f. Wraleyau Service ■ruon Saturday afternoon at 3:16 the guest Sunday ol Mr. and
Mr*. Lloyd Kuonti o f Oviedo.
Gulk) will meet with lira. W. T.
Wooley, 3830 Willow Avenue.
Mr*. G r o r g r L in ,I v y uf Geneva
lira. C. K. Carter will teach a
wa* the gurst SuruUv nf Dr. and
Mr*. J. W. Martin nf Oviedo.
claa In Home Nursing at the
Grammar School from 2:00 to
Rn
Gro rg t Zirm. i left t » U )
roaea and gladioli of blending f o r Milwaukee. Wl* in v lill hi*
4:00 l‘.M.
shades.
Bcarif meeting at Bout he Id#
parent*
While their he will vlalt
After aeveral announcementa re
Primary at 1:30 P.M . for all garding club meeting* for the year Reloit, W l» . where he founded a
Church.
woman tntareated In helping with and correct pi
children. Ml**
ihowed
ipagbetti supper Oct, 30.
Mi** The,, Yicker) i* ill w
Tae D. A. R. will hare charge copies of tetreral aongt compoeed Influeme at Ketnnah. N Y whi
by
Mn.
R.
R,
Pippin
of
Sanford,
of the sewing at the morning #e»»he la .pending anmr lime wl
which have been published.
»ton at the Red Cr&ss room.
her lUtcr. Mrs. 11. II Mrrgan
The following program waa praThe afternoon eewlng session
will b« under the direction at tenUd:
Mr* It. K Mitchell h » , return,
Tarentelle— Pilcionka. Joyce Gooil. rvl to her h o m e in Miami vfter
Ur*. Minnie Jonet.
■peed.
FRIDAY
VUlUng her mother. Mr*. W. E.
Central Circle of the Garden The School Band— Wegneu, Mon Smith, 117 W ,'lril SlreeL
roe Prarte.
Club will meet at Ua home of
Mr*. H. X . Papworth at 10:00 Kewple Dance—Gay, Joan SwlnMr*. » etley II
hu,|u*y and
. tie.
A-MProgram: New Seasonal
Mr*. Rr eco leonirvln rrtumtd )t i (a) Iliptr the Drum
Planting by Mr*. Alex Vaughn.
lerday from Daytona Beach where
(b ) Something Played Before— they vitited friend*.
A newer to roll call with October
Selected, Gibern Bate*.
garden reminder*. Mr*. 0 . £ .
Rollins, chairman, preeldlng.
Mr* Rirhard Brad,haw of St
Roe* Circle of the Garden Club
Peterthurg ha. a r u v n l to v m t
will meat at the home of l ln .
with her parent. Mr and Mr*
Jullua Dlryrfelder, Rote Court at
E. Kinlaw
10:00 A.M.
Program will be
Friend*
“ Item* of Interest About Florida
D ir t Gardener* Cirri®
of
th f
Mr
ant)
BrfKjkmvilliv.
tassdL
a
The A llie s Circle nf th* San
ford Garden Club will meet at
the home of Mr*. J. W. Chlldre,
Beardall Avenue, it 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. 8. C. Dicker*'n will hare
charge of the sewing at the Real
• Cross room.
C pohh
m
Tbs Woman’* Club, under the
By MRS. ROY F. MANN
direction of Mr*. J W llall. will
direct the aewipg in the after
Ju»t (nether reminder of the
noon.
In the absence of Itrr (iron;® American Rad Cross Institute
........lt„ will that I* to be held Oct 20, *t
Zicmaj, Dr. „I* .........
N. Kimbruuith
morning
and- -----...*
evening *Ve Episcopal Pariah Houae from
9 conduct tha i------.
- *Slds
- ■ -IlaptUt!
" w
• »*^
- * •11:30
■ * « A.If
* M. and 2 :0 0 In
services at the ftouth
9 lS0
|4
4:00
P.M. Thli 'Inotltul* la tn
Church.
* 0 P-M.
SATURDAY
.!{ diacuia Disaitsr Preparadneo* anil
Mrs. France* T.. Roumlllat will Civiliani War AW ami will l »
diatrlbuta tewing to all County under the direction of Mr Clar
| committee* during the morning enc* P, Rowland, General Field
and Liaison Representative In
hours.
t
1m
Junior Commando* w ill Florida. The meeting* ere open
...v 10 *” 200* who might be tntcrhokd their weekly meeting it, the
but it la eipectelly urged
Y o u n g People* Club on F
1 lr*t‘
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that all person* In Seminole Coon
“ C lS ? ^ * * * - * * o ( at the Woman'* ty who are In any way connected
with Disaster Prepared net* and
*
MONDAY
civilian
Program mccllnir of Dr Wo-1
W o.|^
IT» ' » War Aid to be present for
man'a Ml»*lonarv Bociety of the all orr part of the meeting,
neat'
Mr. Rowland, the director, haa
ireh. I had a wide and varied background
on, of international relief work, field
Ing* assignment*, disaster relief ter!*•■ vice end executive experience. He
' “ > »enred In the army for two year*
during the last war, and then
'™ |joined the Red Croae to *crre
with a rommiulon to bring modi,
I cal and other relief la luffercr*
in Siberia.
AfteY compiling a
report fer the Red Cross on the
u” dl»trfbullon of suppUea In Rui* B“ l*la, Mr, Rowland Joined the Near
East Relief Field Staff, and dur.
Ing the neat four year* saw err,,, ' vice In Turkey, Armenia *nd
* * " ' South Russia. 11a again Joined
,7*’ the Red Cross tn IRC*, aerring a*
aosialant director of Disaster
Prvparodneaa for all midwestern
itatsa la 1839, and dirvetd
drought relief operations in Montana and lb* Dakotan In 1811.82.
iCA Ho conUnusd hi* work In this
Red
ih*
t ural Depa it ment 4*f
States ihsniWr of
A f t m il
th»■ I ' »111***I
Cornt'iinr* e ' l^Y
urged farnvcru to give thru fu||n«t
*
support tt» the Faint ll u n a u as
th* best means of advancing ag- C
r (cultural
Interests
and
t'lmidln execute* hi.
i* dg .1 f mm* -i ,ii t
**
m e e t in g ' ^
the Industry** trying prohU-m
He it reword the sell untie** of
the present farm lalmr •hotiage
and wartirtl bluntly that »«■ ate
facing a food ahorUg.
itnle**
something Is done to «;un kl v r»tieve the situation that i* hitudl
capping farmers, gurnet • nml
dairymen not only here
hut
throughout the country
Faced with an iiiipi **ddr *»tu
stion, he pointed out mini d »it \
men are selling thru U * i *tt* k
and going out i*f l»u»pi«**- » h i l the same situation t* found with
poultry fanners and i utlU-meit
Many g n m e r * are pluntmg oidv
such acreage ■ * they f« el th »
can handle thvitt»rlvm
fear in ;
inability i«» get rithei help **r
machinery
In the meant mu *h.
military services and mdu-trml
11la fits e d it Inlie to dram e v e n
available man from rural nn i i *
.Shown with her two children, J,**n.
J I left i. »n.l l.mille, 3 ' , ,
Mr.
Merle 111, the. wife of 0>*nak>|
Hi)tlie,
l. „ f ItronUyn. N V.
HI) the. who li.r,l under Ihe nime
of I'harl* , Sullivan, wat acruted of
hav ing e „ .|w,| fmm Ihe Nurfolk
Slalr I’ ll,,,1, harm. Norfolk t'ounly,
M an . it. tint, nflrr .crvtng ana
yrar and Iro monlh. of a flCc )ra r
term for l oglaiy Hi. pa*t record
wa. nn,-v,,cd when Ihe KHI
checke>l » • fingerprint, after h*
• Pt'l.cd for a drfrnce nd.
fl»uk
nuid from P i g i Om I
•*» ih.it
the* Huisiana
• ln»it
t■* th* it
txiattionf. ami in
•Minr %»■* If»I n util I*f t I'MIk I reruntfa in*
• time
\ Uni army patrol at*
ldi k>-<l rdiiioullncnl piilboxei on
a ir it n iu height ami. hurling in
yiiiniilc*, fufi'i'el I heir Itumaninn
• MMipli mint* tn fire in panic, the
i tiHimciiUi|tjr t I'piirlwl
\ S "i li t front illupatrh » lk l the
II i —i.in% I n»l « I ruck l»ack aertvaa
l hi iMti Mi mile* ru uth***! of
i ml
ulriiliy «n an Pi*
irf-iMft uf l hr drive against tb«'
lit i man flank lH*lwwn the Hon
>iflit \ ‘tlgtl
In tin Xlunluk arra of the east
i .nit rt■u• th» (Irr m an battalion*
..f ......hal>ly JtMiiNt men supported
hi I link* «nd tilanr* nUempU\J to
attriik
rnl *nrv\
position*. A f itlh'tv
iif id mortar firr checked
i h« in
Mini
a
roimtcr-aiaault
' o|i.I i ... kt.i itun «tlifting linn,
t h* high * *imiiiiii,iii| i n trllH1i
1 ii t»i*rriiiitt* h»*l up to dtW! in
k»IU'*l iloi g
three
field
t i»n«
tv»ii t n ii c h mortar*,
ii*
ti m k *
mimI
«Hi lank diiabled,
and othir I aMil i iaptu frd
I Sot inI murine* light nig rnuth*
• h* i id No\or«>«aiak on t i r Black.
Sea ioi»*t nnprovisl their position*
nftni ti'puUiitir it n Asia attack,
t hi hig’i i i.fi.ii.iiiul iitij Two comii.iiiu. .<f Kiimantan Infantry a r m
-411*, d out and ihtiT tanks ills
>1. / l.tk <* c mn i liij in 4%inlt’T
dir m ■*! >n'it\v if i ralt'itals,
.it1* nn>t tin n*|>. Thi' * 1111*
Mr*
It
wrrr
\(
M im n
thr
nf Mr and Mr*
Fowrll at thi ir htmir .*n
Avanur
44«•
liUllliiilllR
iilivi II
min i
th»* c m l i r i
iev
imitunAtill iiiiif Ci nfi*|mrlalimi.
of
weekr ml
f\
I.
Parents of Students
Who Are Away At
School
Azarian President
,{Jt
Plans Year’s Work Mr
Mr*
M
N
Clpvrllanil, n* va I> j
inaLallcd firrakipnt. uutiiiitMj her
ptim for thr nrMr yrar ai ih«|
mevtinf of thr Aormn I'I hh **f
the First lUptist Cburrh hrld al| d
thv hmme
Mtm II V Mini**
f
on Fait Second Street U m mirhl I |
Other new officer* include Mr* | J
J. J. DoIIy . fin t r i(« prc«ulcnt;
Mr*. IL T* Thofnaj, accunii v>cf
prcikient; Mr*. J, T
ll|-
k l4.
til Mil llHKHling
» t dhlii'k t h* ! r a f/i4 blu
*>ni ntitii 4 Ifl'KinninK in mill
Notes
■■
Thn fannle Taylor Circle of
tbf f l n i Baptist Church met
Monday afternoon at tha Annas
w H kH m . P. W. Moor* and Mr*.
Miron Smith hoatesae*.
Tha decdtional waa led by Mr*.
I . IL. Cokclough and tha busineaa
wta conducted by Mm. Myron
Mr*. S. C. Dickerson
8*Y* an taepirlng talk on mlstlenary work in connection with
ttn mlaalcn study. Stewardship
wan strnasd by Mr*. B. a Moor*
uf
Mrs H K SViilkrr arni ilauffh
l« r, Naihcy, will srnvi- luday tu
spenil the * m l « T with hrr mother,
Mrs. It J t(«iiiy,
i ’mlmpltii
Garden Club will rafvt at tha
beam td Mra. M. C. Swingle,
1TQ2 Magnolia Avenue at 9:30 A,
M. All member* are urged to at-
IW jy g U
director
he glad I
covering
which ahr
and other
The Judge R. W. War* Cla**
of th* First Methodlil Church
will hold ita monthly hudnetu and
•octal meeting at Church Annex.
Mr*. Escar Price, Mi** Norine
Norwood and Mr*. J. II. Tlndel
m
Reds Retake
One Section
In Stalingrad
th u d |
vice president: Mr* A J lvtr»
*on. fourth vice pmddrut, II r* '
R. C. Moore, fifth vice |*rt**idrn»,
Mr*. J. L. Jarkoon, recordioe -*v
relary: Mr*. R. E Kin*
__
■nt recontlng secretary, Mr* I. u
rlns Beal, reporter; Mr. 4 M
’
Gordnler, corre.poruling seerrtary; P
and treasurer, Mr*. C. 1. lire .on U
Mrs. II. W. Rucker wag rlrctnl ||
a* teacher o f the claa*.
The devotional, based on a re
production of th* painting. The
1
Light of Th# World", by Holman
Hunter, was given by Mr* A K.
disaster oper*lIrma including the
Greensboro, N.C. tornado, 1834:
Portsmouth, Ohio, flood disaster
1937; CharleaUwi 8. C , tornado.
1918; pnd tha Louisiana Tropical
Slorsn disaster, 1940. In his prw>
ent aulgnmrmt he b tha Re,)
Cross Represent#ties In #11 nego
tiatlon* with State and Civilian
ProlecUv* Sarckna la Ftorida. .
You can of*, tram the above
sketch of Mr, Bewbad** expert
annas and w ^ that ha k w*il
A Spucml i Mil l <i| ;t N iiif Montti.s' Sulisfiii)
tiun to T h f Son ford liriithi fur <>iilv $.'{.(in
Makes It
I’ossililt* for Us To Send This
Newsjmjx.*!' for You At ld*ss Kxpcnsu Than
You Could Mail Your Old Copies or Writr
Your Child A Daily Lottur.
« « . ( » • w « k Oi
1HTR1GUE
$3.00 For 9 Months
By Mail
(For Students Only)
�i
1
t
r*7 —
.
Power Company
.
Warns Scrap Hunters
SHS W arriors, Undaunted By Defeat,
Are Preparing To Meet DeLand Friday
Th e Sem inole H igh School an d
W a rrio r*. undaunted
l>>
th ro auereaalv* defeats
an
traln lin .
again In earnest lor ih r ii m m in r
t u t w ith the D rL an d
llu lld o g i
b e n >r«Ja> nigh. .
. N ew help In coaching It beipj.
( I , a n by H u g h W hclchcl. produce
merchant, who ia assisting actum
reach D ick M e L au lln In grooming (tio t..<if a »cw days o f real urt r
th e tra m fo r victory.
t V i r .liciaivv sC-C w tcU r) o f f l
Th e D eL and
llu lld o g i come W n » K rrio rt a id
l<re H aft rlsy.l
w ith several Victoria*
to Hi. I.u ilin r T a n have r v .*m *-l
r credit, from W in te r E ar. t.v iii.n g for th rlr clg»h v.tlh the
and U m a tilla . I I o w gvrr, Toarn M lii... H urrican e* In th i U r t i c * .
Heretic her a r e la llv rl) Im-ap*-l!..u . O r. U.
lenccd group of \o u n g alere. m ar./
•' .1 h Jack M cDowall haa »
o t whom never p la y ..' inolim ll fre- seek before ha exo'ww H r
hefure D ili ae-aoii a«. the V ’ar
u V i - l v 'c t l nn titd and unacord *>n
t h r t may no; 1fc»e such t • 'go team to the M iam i J in i. Only thro*
g l i n t tSla time-.
tlrnr» out o f the laat I I tlmca Lava
A bright new ipot in tha V.’or- the T a r* o v e rrid e n Ih t llu r r lH o r lint- up la Buck lla le . th
eannon ball
naaair
fro m
Kef
H- • M rD o w tli bellevra he hs^
to rk y . whom the hove have l.tck- a tiny.- breaker In the a U lw a rt
named allngahot H a lt, beeaui. ->• f *rP» hi Fullback Grady Ray
hie accuracy In paiaing. I t i i c*- i»#r>nnally arrounted fo r 24 of th t
trrm c iy poaaiblc t h i t H alo « i!l |i
(Miints lot Rollins fla tjn la y
bo given snolLcr <S*nce ti .hu
t'ight. ran a net to ta l of
lf»"
l l * pta.ee a ll uo un d hlr -ip|**n
>ard* fn»m scrim m age. and took
s n U . slthougi- llit p o .ltlo n be w ll1 t(m r o fl to throw
a 2M yard
occupy hat not ae y r t l e i . at.- .iiurlvIoBP rasa to Chisholm.
aaa n tad.
Injured Ifr a h in g
Sroti,
who
A t -u y r.tto C<arh M rlJ iu iin > m b > pirked ta il season as gusrd
d lrw tls g much atten tion t. m
of th*- M ia m i all-opponents tram s,
reivin g th e** lightening |.* .w « . w
^ ill U
ready
for the
M iam i
and tryin g U avoid r rr|K -u ti .n i .
o f U * “b u tte rfln g c r" receiving o f ,
M rM ow all Indicated that Calvin
la s t w **k . Even *1 th n l S t n f u r .l! ( V artirk and Quentin W ill# , whose
IK * u id . o;i p » i»r» « g « li^ ' injuries Went them out of the W.
E Illaed
Mona la a t F rl.la > . w h ile ' v
A I
parnr. w ill
p ro U h ly
Iw
tie r tra m ad vanrr.l
t-nly
I* ready
f o r . action. (V n le r
Rob
j a n l r b) the ae rie1 rout*
flullettgr
whf* suffered r torn
Tne lineup. Coach M c l a i l m i r • hiNiblei m usrlr
wa* the only
pnunced. w ill probably l»c »»►
—
man injurei* |a *l week
lh a a«m« as last wt-#k
M I A M I. O c t
14. (F N S ) —
T h e acrap d rive g«t «<• hot and
a rra p huntara ao e n th u .la .tic th a t
the Florida P ow er A Light Com v i i forced to l»u < £a w a m 5 ny
f, which appeared in Ihe ferra
an advertiaemeift in local pa
per*.
.
“ D o n 't remove p a rti, plalee or
bolta o f m atal itree t lig h tin g
Rollins Tars Are
Training To Meet
Miami Hurricanes
Jacksonville Navy
Coach Is Worried
COO PER8TO W N.
N
Y
14
The National Museur
ra'Kball and Hall 01 Farm
announced th«* appointrn*nt T
dU\ of Clifford L U i.l u# d
to ' to aucreed ll
U
W tl
Ikiltllf. I-on* alar
dlct-eln
III* N*w lork Stale llutor.r*
aot'ailon. which hat I « qua'
Did Simple Simon Scold
I I 1a Pieman IieeatiM
of Stomach Ulcer PalnsT
F o r
nirvetor o f K c m e a U B U h H lu llo n
Jw»»* r. Byrne* ho* doted h it
offle** In th * h u p m n * Court BuildIn * in W gihlngton »nd I* ready to
U k * up h i* new dutic* In • newly
built win# o f tbo W h lu Hoot*. He
urge* tho Amorlcaa people to "unit#
In w if in g oil-out w a r t g i l n i t any
fu rthgr In e r t* * * la th * coat of liv
ing," and w arn* th a t “ th i* w ar m utt
oloo be fought on th* bom* front.”
/ r - p , , f , i
rinler
VOLUME XXXIV
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
Choosing tourtJvos?
Those 3 Q u estions
may bo im p ortan t
Thera ia a eaUln* on Eg* Prtcw—bnj
there ia no Catling on Eg* Production
lim it aaya let hint and hia Tuxedo Special
Egg Maah help you get more egg*.
IX)N’T TAKE CHANCES—on gelling
chicks. Place your order wllh ua NOW—
We will notify you when they *rrlre.
WINES
BB S U M T O v t s n
NICK’S
Package Store
FEED
STO RE
By PAU L ROBINSON
WELL GCDA WHEN
YkO O M E O U T /
rrr
now to
THEYRE SORE,
CAUSE YOU r TOOC THEIR
DflJE/'r— J
VMiTH HlSBI?AJNS
sru rr im
f t O ^ F € A W , ---------
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H E L L O /P O L IC E I
NOWS MY CHANCE
To f a s s m E s e r—
PHONYGASj — J
c o u F c n s \s.-.
th a ts
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AN
1 t h o u g h t surzE
Q A G COUPON AT
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Y A K N O W THAT B O X o f C A N D f
Package Store
YOU BOUGHT* E T T A T L D if K3
THE DOu N IT MADE HtM SICK
It Isn’t TABOO any
m ore f o r g irls to
know those truths
THATMUTT hOULDWT LET 1
ANY o in HSAB. ETTA ** NHH
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HI 'H O W ABOUT
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S ic k : - r f
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RAMGER? j__ ______
HE CAN'TKELP
YUH/ HE'S IN
JAIL. ^
Classified Advertisements
20 acres wei
choice la
toll, Camvron Clly
Inn cover crop.
S iT T N O U P T O N I G H r '
By FRAN STRIKER
OW-W-W. MV rw C Y
CLOTHED/ r-T r
'
1 11 /
1 Hll
• ■ ■ ■ if.
HADY PI-AY PEN
HERE'S THE MAP/
1
\ r r^ / • /
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7r' l l
w a te re d
[ FOUND TVE CUTEST
VETE12NAJ21AN - WEtA
Rome girls toko C A R D U I. as di
reeled, three days before "th eir
tim e" to help relieve periodic
pain d ie only to funcll nal causes
Othrra take it as a tonic to slim
olatr appetite and aul digestion
TUB LONE RANGER
tNTl
T 1 mtrXA i p F
Tennr.aeo
Allien f t
Rico red maated
potatoes, le lb . fi* ld run
T b T lo ti. I H t h
Bchoot
(ot Water HreUre
.
n. *.
c.
Stem , 1010
nlc# boos*. Tit Oak
N
M rttth rr
A -s s n c in ird
Vincennes Skipper
Mr
.»ii| \i ilt t I
r ifle -i ~
..
I'r c s *
23 German Planes
Bagged By Malta
Island Defenders
Sem inole County
School B ojrd H as
Reouidr M eetinp
V. t ! H I.M f r r \
IS I i •
»*»
t M im *in i iiiM tiiM tl
It WM l»tt«l IS* !«*•«-«t Mlit-ft
titih '-.t atitl tit** •
• Ml • I • rlilt r»t e
Memhers Inspect Air
Bust* And Scliool
For
;tr Workers
I hoy
land
a lito r
first Major
In 10k y P t
War Began
I lie Im n l l i i t l u i K d e f e n d e r s
I M ji lt ii k <*v l t r i l i ^ h s t r o n g *
"•1,1
in ilu-
Mi-iliterranean.
k• *| t* I I t'tll ! I'll Vt t il l s h o o tin g
. .m i
m m .- A x is
p la n e s
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iiic
i* ljiiu t
n , I! \ I-'
i i , i »•(«•••!•
I • \ je I | rtll.t
•ti.•••■•• «'*| tb f
Id io ts
\ e s le r d a y .
-i.iifir e s
M ....
LEMME SEE
IT, DRUHM/
IOT 60 TJfiT, FINDLEY/
CONE ON/
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Department
Wednesday for local publication.!-cr
•n jllln* o f youth 17 13 I
Tha Urt covert tha periud Sep*
id waa Up *h perrrn: | lo1
Umber 22 to BtpUmbor 30, in
clusive, and Indoor* tho followlnc jin e week, •Ithouc'l the Navy re- I °■™
uia. simjwb ■ uvwrvspi m #•«.
J i » ite,l no noticeable riar lh,-n*
with their next of kin:
!
Mote than ISO o l S00 recruit. 41f7M , compared with L»4I in Ihr
Dead: . *
—
[ t i Philadelphia were und- 1 .'P. (■mount o f t4tva to Im- (ollertcd
VTwt 1
40 DO I. AMO THE REDSKIN AlKT EVEN STAKED. IT, COME ON, BOVS,
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WEVt GOT TW GET THERE/
w w. v^
.) EMDIEV
,
H- FV I)oudn#y U i gssrssnf. stmtrtl
John C . Bulk hall, priva te. M a 1 and at H alllm o re hu nd rw l. i*m
rine Corps R ever**, parents. M r. I nted -(a lie n , on on t o f th ru but- toda)
I Ml Doudnsy WIail |mintr«! nut
and Mrs. John F. B u lk h alt, 30 ( i»« -Itvv
K anrhts
A ve.,
St
A ug uallne: j
At Roehoater, N . Y . reti-.-'-n* Mgt In spit# of In da-errasre
J a m ** P. E d lin , private, M a rin * o f yi>tm**teri doubled ainrr Mon j the toln* UNM fd valuation of
Corps, m other, M rs. A llio P. E d I day. Hecruitin* at Ilu ffai.
*’ I th# County hn* Incrrasr*1 $4-ir.
,,p%|437 trul la now
ar
lin , Looabunr; Bannia C . Jonei, ! Y . a a . up TS percent the
ih# compwrwd wlih last year’s assesprivate, M a rin * Corps, mother. ! Ctreo day* thi* wooh ovr
tmtnt of 121,410^643, TSe amount
Mrs. Kalhortn* P. Jones, National ; firat throe o f taa*. w **L
Th* M arin e C orp* a t OUraito of. taxes lavisd tnla year i. I'lOJ,
Cardona.
tra ld tha foata of Ita men I p (he I/30J5 aa centpared with $313,Solomons had boon r r iv a l uira- i r i J l laat yaar.
Tho Incraata* Ip valuation Mi
to m ilitia e a la . Tb o N a v i r r man. first class. Navy, father, ulua
porleil It had beep b roakiiu al* Doodney ar.-ntolned, waa dua to
Jamas Stanley Chisholm, MarClan- trc o rd i. k it did not a ttrib u U (Ho
ny.
.
jump to d r a ft pro*pacts tot 18
ard IU-year-oldx-
lW » .
tenant (Junior rrada) Naval Raaartra, mother, Mrs. 71areata W.
Dixhton. 1101 Park Avenue, SanCard I Clarence C. DalidU, soaman.
first ttoas. Navy, motbar, Mrs.
Jude* M. B. Smith o f th* ClrMartha DolidJo, Eoitiai Daniel
Edwin ^Dmltoy^^ftrekrepTC. Odrd • lit Court Will b* In his chambers
« t 10:00 A A I. Friday, O. P.
Herndon, County (lork, its ted to-
WANTED: BT.^boya, ball hop*
waltara, thof and baka*. Cal
Mayfair llolal. Mrs. Tarry
nunat*.’.
CITY BRIEFS
W Tf YUi GO M V UF TgflE, YUH
c H r r . m im m fucnoii y -
C U K
H t
ten
CM C
were
-I th .- u
s.
tir r v
d in • d* r fought
m.« r.o Kattl*
!•••« i! it• the
-fill
Waf f a ir
••• m ill Moult
..hi Imh'I l.attle
Dr. Leland Dame
Describes Manner
0( Handling T. B.
Shows Decrease
_t-
LOST: or atrerod, black, tan and
white fomalt puppy
named
Queen. Finder return to 111
Mapla Are. or f Soa* F77-J Roward.
.
191
l«» i*»>
t* a t
a i.liB ta itlia i
k m r M c a ii
A l . l t ) g t« * u n * l . l i f t n i l ( u l t r a | | 4 t r
a til* # * ’
in
t t u a d l a l r a n a 1 U»
h # l|*
• t r f t t u l t l c S d l n n i i 'n
U l a n i l t . k t* )’
| tu n t
a t S B in n
J a |> a n r * r
a tta c k s .
T n
:,-;W
| Comparing 1941,
j 1942, Tax
Koll
«\
' / /j
Lt ■ portraits of your MAN or WOMAN on salary b*
to solicit and collect Inaoatl
In • panel—ready for
lire Insurance debit In S
m
12.91.
Wtoboldt
llU
J I. W
lab o ld t Studio.
ford. Apply Box 8, Herald.
can ha »**n In
B. Xnowlton, 1108 E. Colored cook for amnll family
Apply Box M, c-o llvrxid.
g A ta . Orlando._______
l- 'f s n t a
15.
Both Japanese, t'. S.
Reinforce
Islands
In Solomons Fight;
L o s s e s Disclosed
Citing actual o[wratiom Iniklo
the rlty for the firet time ini
five diyt, tho Rrnnan. rltlm clj Bife' _
new galnt add taierted Nall |
Ik mlvr. were emt.hlng Ru.eian.
I hi m«M*|iM|f . • I fir
flir t
plll-hoire and artillery emplaceI 1 m c |da;ii.«il ,M F u | i.« r » i - ■
menu. On Ihv other htn-1 Sov, •tiiMt tin m n t it • ilutlrw. |»|r
ieU said tho gigvnlie tlrugglrl |>ur|t
lim io at) t»» tin I'- .in t r of mrm
had waned to almoet a tUlie .Itl.#r»hi|> card* Su»
n canl v»i||
uallon and that German hurtel
Is- in jin r .il for rt.limtin n er U» an) ♦
pert let were clearing th*
Gr^nn
m l m l t r * nt tb« >f|V|c# M r n 1*
field on th* approach*! of a north-1W|| )ia
( |ub. ( nut WiMhli *ta tn l
watt luburb.' the (He of th* grrat i <ni| (ij
It i«
particular I\ rm phasim t
tlmi although M
sgr limits ol »
Stalin tank work* where a Nan. Dj
|H
to
Til
up;
|y lit piriii.f So»t«*»s«*u.
a.fault failed to crack the hack-.
,
m
Im
i
n
a«
|»artti«*i
•
fur ibi* «n
t-on» i f the Ruaalan defente l-it- ] -j-y,, f;
v in ’Otro, llr t< •• i
upper a^r
tl* change waa noted on thr major lh . ‘
lim it f..| > n tor li
arul ••
Caucaaca fronU.
. lw„ o1]
g
l
.a
l
many
Sroo.i
llosteas*-*
4 II'
Meanwhile,
In
VV.eh.ngton,
, 1
ir p ilir « | in thr luu^rani Th. \
Wendell \Villkle. beck from a
Will I *U* 11tl el.it \ »• Ulijir rvisof ■ on
31.000-mile trip to Allied war. -------M r ilanrr fbw.r o.
Mr
^ami
front., conferred with I'rr.idrnt | —,
ittoin in thr lii<4fi) • .t the Mi 1«ii
Rm.avrlt Wednr.day and flatly I n .
msf urn 1I1 -k rt.
declared afterward that in h i.1V eil I
I b r i r h I* *• I—nit .'00 tstirnen m
Judgment, Germany will never con '
j'l»lr fn | rim
•• • •nliiig tn M 1 a
quer RuaaU.
IU m
Mum I M
r»...jtih * • n i r l i i t
Wlllkie neveHhelr«. renrwr.1 hie L e i ^
l»( 1 l i r • • 'm u It Ire
xa . ti }|« « lir . q . l
ijuaitrrs ut tin
hrivo*.
Mru »
apfeal, flrat made in Moeeuw. for .
I lu|> .11 t» •• I
Y mill, but manv
tha opening of a aecon.l front
A t-T|
nmrr v»tll
t•••|«nrr«l
Iwth
He ba.cl thi. appeal, he .aid.
;unit 1 h i.*ti ••• . i ' ii I •• nn<r huat
on an analyala of the rrn.niinrn i
r»s«
•
I
hi*
in
4
pair
lot
ir
v»n
datiia. of mlllUry leader, uf » « _ _
•r r %»«■••** ila l n l M r- Hunt
and
II ri tain, Ruule. China, and th.- W*4-11
•t i* m firl*l *»bifh wtiinrn know
United Bute.
And he told re- J
I)r
I *e-• | M 'd in tthiih r fr r y o n r ran
porter, he had had con.lderahU* I
. .
Par tP 1pa l*- to S«P i-n trrtain out |
eiperienee In Judging reeommen j
It
►
• 1 v in in .’ ii **
|
daiiona of technical expert..
Thr program for l i n r\»ninjf
He had hia own ideaa where a|
\\ A
. ollows
|l
.reond front ahould be opened, hr
— Ilia
1 Group ^tngtnjr
lr*l
l»> *.|
•aid, but he k*pt It to hlm.eif. j la ee
t'barlrs Morrison. •• • umpaiiii.1 by h
The nan who opposed Frevldcnt! ceegr
M ibb l.atYDfT V\ bid.ion
I tv
l U r f rw lu thv t jh O . tim jciu ,; fNad
2 Widromr—II H l * o d i b l r ‘ .y
man. S in iin o U <‘ount>
M rfm «.
aa tha JUtiuKIIcag party’ . praar-J* {•*■
('uuncll
I
dential nominee, circled the world
““ •*
•T The Recreational lb u-ion
,
In SO days aa th. Preaidant'a pgr-1
Frank J
Shames. Chan mum Itr
\
aonal repreaentative
He vialtnl
.* t e a I t o r I h v U i o r
the Middla Fait. Rtu.ia and
4 The Senricr
mrn • lob *•
China, arriving in Washington In
A ilefin itr upswing in Arm y
the IgU afternoon. Then, for an t rniistnients. not only «»f young C’apL G eorg# W ihhU * haitoian | ' *
hour and a half, he gave what he ; men l*rtwern |H and |«i year. »»» Service Men's Rac re a !»••»• 1 0111 , *
described aa
frank oharrva. ; age hut o f married men 'is* «*r
(I na and conelutkin. to (he Pre.i icurrrvlm Ihe past week, FI H < ardent Ho would not say specifi j l i r of t i e local • e le c to r i r l i i r e
• in
cally what be had reported and In flict said thie morTtlns. predictI I anglr\
lin
g
that
enlistments
w
ill
be
even
j
K
ho preferred that the White House
aqy whether tho l*rcaident we. [ highci due to the pcmlnw draf
| -n d
Mtlafivd with hia taiaalun and with J IrgtlaMon In congress
j
An A «so eU lrd Press
.b-patch*
•»
Ifls report.
^Tavy
fhL”
m
IYE GOT THE MAP OF
THAT GOLD MINE, q
T H U R S D A Y , O U T O IIE K
HiaShip New Marines,
Army Land On
i Gaudalcanal
A psf.rl ru nfrrrrue of th# tub
>*rl
undue! sr«| K th iuvttr aul j
llOBt#B»#«‘ . H ill U- JMirt Of to#
M " M « m planned by the Service
Aim's K acrrallonal t'o m m ittre for
;
firs
naatro* loretlng called*
.o. •
» ’»| h I thi* evening in
hbc t ’il> Mail \u litoriurti. I tank
iS lim r r . chairman of the Seen a - *
lion I I iv ib m m . S* itiinolr
Count) '
M rfrnee t ounrll. tli%clo*ing thi*
aiorm nir. adding ih al the dlftru* ,
•ion w .ii !•»• (r i in .orm ally b> fiv e '
woiuan of th4- lom m ittce srSo will
■usw#. f|ui*«iii4ii« M*kt*d from t h r '
llo«»r bv jut ^of uinl arriior host
ca*c
iVuiight clim ate* a campaign of
ih r R rc rratiu fi Ibauion to ir g u
I t t allsw4«inrn in ."'.anlnrd and vi-
{.ta le s teen-agers are crowding re- ' kin,
• cruiting stations In most section* j l~
• nf Ihr natiiin. a survey «l 1•« los«*«l burn
I )a «l iklyM. The rrrru itin *
-rn t up markrally a . plan, wrt.
I •l-re.led In Wa.1 Inatoll ( » r -li»M
me If and l ‘J year-old.
Al I V lr .il:
Arm >
rrc ru ilim
[ had .w e lln l •< b> y r a lr f ilt ) the
’WASHINGTON, OcL IB. (AT— 1.1. Col. Joaeph L lla th u a, r r r r u il
.res
Tho namoo-of 22 Floridian* ap-j[ In * rh lv i, ailded iw o room , ti
poar in tbo Navy Department’, I th r office and r o /e r r in * ln o u ir i-.|
casualty Hat No. H , released-. in a a/eeial ataff o f r re rjilP i: o f - j
i
HELP WANTED
I kind* o f pltnl* now
(ianien
!«
Four _ Victory
Victory
<
StorUaUm Wakefield and t-o
Cabbat*.
Chine.t
CollarJa. tomattH-.
alona, BrocctjH, Pop
p u n t, BeoU. J. «
M o n ro *. Phono IB.
(Dy AeMclete* Prta.)
S o v ie t h e a d q u a r t e r s t o d a y ;
r c p o rtis d t h a t R e d a r m i e s h a d b e a te n o f f f i v e G e r m a n c o u n -j
t e r - a t u t e k a a lo n g t h e 4 0 - m l lc ,
WiD Be
F L O R ID A .
'• *• r r**
I
. V.vyth
i . hr1r
in thr
••I* into
Tells Medical (iroui'
Clinics Arc II e I *1
ti Or 7 Times Year
ARCADE
G C U ' C L A IM ,
Defenders Claim To
Turn Back SmallScale Attacks By
T a n k s . Riflemen
S A N K O H I) .
m en.
Two Star Golfers Arcj
Students At Rollins'
The highest jm lnl in Mir West
n n Hemisphere ia at Mount Ac«m
ragna in A rgentina. 22.M.14 for
alM.ve * r i level
Reds Beat OH P£mel Discussion
5 Nazi Drives
On Stalingrad Skipper of Astoria
b a r r i e r n o r t h w e s t o f S t a li n *
R ra d . w h i l e in s id e t h e V o lg a '
m e tr o p o lh i
d e fe n d e r s
have'
tu r n e d b a c k am a ll-s c a le fo r-1
Ilru n rttc M a ry Jaynce G irm an.
from
Hara«nta,
Fla.,
w«>n the
Florida Fast C'oaat o|>#n at St.
A igustlm las season
. 0 . D . F A R H K U -. P rop.
P Im s * > I 4 « .
M ather Rldg.
(Form erly i i a g g . l l '. U q . S tore)
Established In 1908
a y g b v N a x ! ta n k s a n d
WINTER PAiRK, FIs Ocl I I ,1
The names of Georgia Taint* j
rr an<1 Mary Jayn# Garroan, start
golfers, ha^r b*#n adtlr.l ».o lh#|
Rollinv College roslfi of co>«*j|
atblctrv which la hgailc^l by Na*|
tional Trnnia C'hampian I’sulln#
SAVIN(iS BONDS
AN INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER
ETTA KETT
BIX AND
JEOfZV/r
Ficlory...
UNITED S U IE S DEFENSE
Q u rv. W hat la th a name c f a
! * . a liv e that haa barn a b e .tM -Ilrr a ll over tha South w ith fo ur
generation al A na. B la c k -D ra u g h t
Q u r t.
l a , H U rk 'D r a a ffh l p u rr hr
herbal?
An*.
Y es, and you'll
find it easy to U k i .
Q u ta. Is
llla ek-D rau g h t r r n t l# ti\ action?
Ana Yes, usually, I f you follow
■a and ■»(
|mii iim :
t o r n ilirretions. 25 to 4 0 doses only
Insist cn
B la c k -D ra u g h t
W D N K t IIA I’K. ilrlteyhoMa H r u ( 25c.
Follow |,al>el directions.
Co. an4 drug a4i»r*a e » » r |* h r r a
MIbs Tointcr and M I bb (la.man, who anrollnl Ihl« kail airrahmfn students, won Floridr
tournainenti Iasi yra.
I
Miss T sinter a graduate in!
Juno of Fargo, N. I)., hig'i school,
driratrd vetrran Dot Kirby u j
tak# the Miami Billmon* op«r
dnratrd (Jrarc Armor) to win
thr Palm Beach open trophy, and
lilarrd first tn tha Ormond llrarh
to irnimrn.
A h lld . w ith com plele lin.
aI M int Gin, Sine Gin.
D ry Gla. Huai, and Vndka.
T W *4 fur
ther pointed’ out t i n t tBoukrytng
w ith
anr
u n i(W
w ctrlcnl
i r a i r o u l m n i t ■of maj
kind o n dangerou* end a fatal
.hock could H i l l , m u l t .
The public .h ru ld be made to
understand that In a o fa r aa equipmerit o f u tility companies U ro ar r r n n l, It l i not neceaaary fo r the
Individcal m a tte m p t to aalvag*
I f p u 414 lo HimpI# Mim»»n what
II d o ti to many of ih.a# who a r4 lllr M » tti w ill* alomarh nr e lf f f
palna,
Inrilgwwt Inn
|t a
l»alna.
haarttiurn.
burning
•*n«allna.
bloat and nfhwr r».ndlllnn« reused
by e lf e ia
arid.
n«» * i'W lr f
h#
arol4#d. ItuffBrar^ • h<>uId i ry I'dga.
flat a f i r bui nl t'difa T a I Jat a
from soar d ra g g o i
K in l
*l«»ar
Itiual nnnvlnra or return b#*t ia
|l# t*
COLD WAVE
.tim linU ," H rend.
r
*~naar*-
,
.,
,
Ernest Durden, charged with
aggravated assault was yesterday
tanned guilty af aaaaull and bat
tery by • Jury In Comity Court.
! • . , < « BenUnc* has not aa yet born
reared by presiding Jadgn R. W.
Ware, acacfdmg In 0. P. Htrndon.
county dark
Georgia Begins Drive
0 *
Faviile Stationed In
Army Medical Corps
io a i* W. FasiUr. aor al M.‘.
M d Mrs. H awaii FaviU* of n t )
ratawtta A venue, U now ttationod
at tha Madkal iUnUcemert Cowtar at ^ a r e jft^ a U T Va!. occordtat to War Dopertasoat Inform*.
. Th* RacmUan Committee af. tton-^Hia treiatoyjytU conatot aI
the fie ml nolo County
Dafansa
Cosnrtl will maat at 4:00 r eloek. dlcal and orereatlre prohUma *nThoraday afternoon al the ofDe reajrtared on tho balttofltld aa
remit M baatoamilitary work
10*4
4t-m t
>m m '
. Hein
I n
' • iw *r t r d
1 w ith g rl
binil I • mere
1 ^
^ tu th
owi
Lieut
• tlirtl
l*sea#«
uifit
^lnl -
meet
I it t la- l(4<k
I rrn »
I• >t4* t.lll
1b. . m i l
!••• jo le the
•
Sundai
C iia .-v i
M
.ilili
'Scores In 1‘oslal
1l.cnmie Announced
I Hill* Up
I •• « * U i . m i t
i hi m r i-ck sgf*
fig b irr s l*r•••ii* night, s
•< • 11 - ftl tin.*
Lieut. Frank f hast'
Wins Promulimi In
Middle F ist Znne
I•. •
. I »«• a l
f i* I I io • •
b« »si *
; l* .
A mei ii hc .1. »••*.•
w or#I hs* pi«t Ih r f >•••
1 In *)•* •••* '»• M». >4»li»iniiii» W ill..•(•!
Sanford Ihnt Lo ot F inn! 1 ate ll, Mir A iiiriirs n
jMivlltisn 11 ••• *
hg* It c h promoted from
olid wntiM I h « ifl m il) onteonlilr
lirutennnt !#» f if* l IhmjI i o .•
Tin le t i me<| 11111«* titl'd ( Min '
I.le u t 1'h.nc h'lskarul *»f *• -lfii is
• ‘its*sluvsfs lin lllr v. a< list!
Ve rna) f ’ h»M* and • n of •'
la ir
M r arul Mrs S ll i hn.. . • red
the IT
S
Aim s v^»l\
th r
Spring an*I *MoM\ ibsr«-»»»'
« i<
sent In the M f l.llr
F a-i
'.#r«he ia »ervir«g in lb.
\> •
*la
tlnn ordnsiu r
Lb'tit
l hi»*i nflefo b d I
»«e
Inn Unlv er -ilv s k r i i (••
veil
his ns1111«sr > limning
• 1on
mission tti lb** I titU-.l
tnv tl# • I t - . v t #
• t • | »tiN t I h 11
I tin t-1 >t
Reserve
lit* v*tf»* «*• -1 t *
hi I c a n a l M < ii •
s
na% «l a n ti
, •
dren are now livmg m ’
srd, f t t i r e a
* . Je#* l i f t #
jm i
• lit h
m
having mnvnl from
W in i
*gre "% I..|* fi1
|n r rls k r lb*
where Lieu! ( has*
,
lur ( i-lan d * i ngagt-l Ih r rm -ni) in m
Hon manager i f
the Id * • »rth j *‘|» rg r •• air ‘ b a lllr si >ra Bn-I
grova.
fu n r*l M r Japs |o wlthilraw
County School Children Collect
243,655 Founds Of Scrap Metal
Over 243.AB& pnumle -f crap
metal have tieen rollectrd
d a l*
hy tho 4.000 Junior Arm*
hool
children of Remlnolr countv an.1
a number cf school, a e > t j tn
ho heard from. Hupt T W *4W*
ton announced tn.lay
A tar** amount of .ci*! colleeted and reported hy the i Jpils
ha. not aa yet been roll clod,
HopL Lawton added, a. th. * I t
too much scrap for the
trucks la handle.
'
“ On this account,-we hope that
th* tlm* of the campaign will-ha
officially extended hy .State SupL
Colin English, aa we then w ill bo
able to'aeeeunt for all thi. extra
toonag*,’’ Mr. Lawton declared.
“ Th# children of thi. County
haro been vary rnthuiia.tic about
this acmp drlr*” , aald Mr. Law
ton, “ and-I think they are detog
a mighty fin* Job In their reJ.
vagtng effort*. Owing lo th* f*et
that remart* today have not ban
rarehrad from aU school., w* are
Withheldlag detailed list* of th*
d-“
o f tha highest record*
- *
U l -:**' i f ***?- />*.
^
Im> aho*
is o .r . Spit
M»# in tro
M. .1. Lodge Will
lie Candidate In
Commission Kaci
■■
!'•**
* I- <
I' \l
k < «•
'’
__
•
I
• 1
••
100 Women Will
Re Here At Club
Federation Meet
effo rt
Ihe drive eu n ir. ft
Principal K E arl Kipp nf S
ford G ram m ar School, who
p ir ta that two pupils, M ary Kl
Lw .in - nml DoUflaaa Iu».inv
401 French Avenue, tu rn c l
Monday. I .Ort * pounds nf m.
and 34 pound* of ruhl>er
Hupt I j i - ton called attenilon
an e ir e r p l
from
(ho "Florida
Scrapper'
..
« ffirial bulletin of Oct
It from (' C. Codri nylon, atecu
live »«eretary for th* Florida
•crap valvar* affort. which slate,
that with 89 of the fitatt’. 87
countie, heard from, a total of
2,000,000 pounds hare been col
lected during th* flrst week of
th* drive, hr th* $00,000 yeetht
o f 4h* Florida Junior Army, aa
reported by “ Cvuorel" Colin B.
Enrll.h, commander.
Alaa noted in thi bulletin wav
good new* for tho Bomlnol*
County trend total, hot net applytnf to th* achool affort Mr.
Cudrtorton state* that th* County
rate official credit U t 40 tar
load* of >0 Iona aach c f Iron
aerep marketed recently by th*
Oareola Cypres* Company,
-* —,i
- i e'
■
•
i * «irrday
an
i- .* • andidale
• n y ! ‘«*oimls
* -
.
• iit'pt. HHit'l
tunic In
Women Can Knroll In
A irplant* .Mt'chanic.s
• I .i 'lit • vaA* aI f • »•••*! i
li l t f$#MI1 ||tia«> |l I
til'liHP tif ll " I»M ’
»fii«Ut||fti*
nl I . mi- I
|.M.|r ! «r% till rt I Ifig »
1•-l«fim**9 s11In • %••••• "I
i f.I Sriit.nl |..f \\ *««
U m iiM , 11•• l i l l f t r.
•huultl
•ff • «• i.i - id* •t* • .el my t|e
*••••*! »*'• • •! \ in m run
.. u .
ib.
• • , t»,, , r trrm*
• I »• •• « il y nf
.......l i m i t ’d
M r
I fig #
If tit. |.*.*jdr of Sanford
'
»•••* l»v M l inning
me
to
M» i it . t •uiMiiM«ion (bis irrrn.
I • an « •• ir*- ib t’Mi nf (h r sam#
Ittill ful |-rrfm m a iit r of niy duI
mi mI in% r iid r s .ttr* w ill b# to
t*• • i • I lit f i«f I ho r tlr. rlitpm #nt of
I br I 11\
Kiel • •li«t ejiirfill v Im
I itivi uit-fti •*f • tu itliliurs fu r Its
t llir n i*
I no ttihcr . niidi’lsti'* fu r thr
l il% < uiiimi* oum Mir rum |*#ting
k»iin Mi I^Mlvrr m G itiup No 2;
MuMsrd F‘a v lilt, |ivranlrnt o f t*it
F •r si F 'rd tm i Sa% i«igs and l» a n
A ••«»« lalitiii, .* !»•» jfin iiijiirrit him• r l f an a «N ittlitlnlr ••»% O rt 2. and
I ’ I ’ ( am i I h’II. o u n rf and h ia H Ig r i uf I itm dudl'« S rru n ty F*#uii
anti Sprtl S1111•• u h#t
In
ltflO
srrv rtl as I'r r - id i HI uf lh# S#m ln«dr Ctiurily f ‘Farut*«*r «*f Comn irrr.
Running
f»»r
rr-rlrc tio n
In
Group No 2. is F'dward llig g ln t,
• r t r e t a iy of Ih r Chamb#r body.
GcrmanH Sny French
Coast Is New Front
(Bv A h m I K U
COTTON CONSUMED
WABHIN0TON7"ort. IB, tA*)Ths Cenaui Bureau reporte,) to
day cotton consumed In Septem
ber totaled 948.149 halo* of lint,
114M7 balsa of Hnters. a* com
pared with 925,08V and 122,138 of
last year.
. .
Prats)
,
DNB, th* official German a*w*
agency, reported
.
. an ------Increastof
•erica of British commando raid*
along th* Naxl-oc«upl*d French
coait In September and anil* B
could ho deduced that the BritUh
Intended to make th* Noraiandy
FLORIDA —UtU* chang* In Coast a second fronL Th* to p
temperature tonight, with poaal- ond-front talk poretoted to Wash
Ingtou and Lomlea.
bly tSoware southeast coaaL
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TO R S A N FO R D H E R A LD , BANTOHD,
Celery Feds Change Name To V arriors;
Daytona Buccaneers Win Fridi y Game
ChABtini
their
mmi
from
Celery Em I< to Warrior*
ami
smearing their l * f » i with route
fall,I to H i t thr Sanfnril foot
ll aquad from * 35 lo u driest
ihe Burtoo, Ilurranrer* Krl
f night] ,t
Seminole
High
S
SUPERSTITIOUS rtAYBH
M ILW AUKEE, W U , Oet. 11,
(A1)— MRrquetid football players,
with onu eiceptlon, dfd numbered
by position*,
The eietpllon la
hajfbark John 8tr*ykaUkl. who
It lupdntltious and argued Couch
Tom Slid ham Into allowing Mm
to wear No. 17, hit high echool
jeroey number.
U. OF T. IB FAST
Tha w,rrtor« however, lived
Up to their name ,iu< put ^p i
game delcrur llgH ,11 Oh *■)
only to turr thi-ir lino irprnlr.il)
torn to •'lrr.h t>> ih. i,«i »trp
(.Int Bor, with thrir lainout 1
iormattan
During th, littn part of th<
gam* however, Ai.iatunt Conch
Dkk MeLaulln *rnt In Buck ll*1e
from Kentucky to bolalrr up tfo
botkfirlH of the Warrior.. Duck
immedlatcl) Iwgar It. u|»n up
M aerial attack with a ,rrir, of
cannon ball pa.nr. On. of the*.
O Daniel,
r<nl fur H< yat.h
lowetrer, a number of I'irm wonmuffed, being
appar.ntlv
he.
herd to hanille
The Wariler-i
threatened to tcurr >e,erat time*,
but flnleil out at the ta,t mo
J
The Due* ulartrd the firework*
In the flrat qyartrr by a If,
yard plunge by Manh through
the Sanford tenter. Then quarter back Ted I’olllti heavr,l a X't
pat. deal over t<- Warne l^onard at left erifi
IVb We* tlx try
thtn crkphnl tl rough erntrr for
tki first I>*vlonA tfiudulown
Polllts kickrtl for the extra point
- At the fcxvlrming of the Becorwl
auirter, with the Hue* in thr
■hsdow of the Sanford goal. Hale,
Ftcelvlng the ImiII l*r'nn<l hi* own
goal WH larketl by loNinanf, *n*l
the Bl»c» were awarded two mnn
point*
• On the neat Sanford kickoff
Weatberry look the ball (or a .10
ard gain Follnwrd plunge m
I aftd 10 yard, by Ted 1’ollitl
ahd
then Weatberry
rmaahed
through centrr for another Dm
touchdown. No goal *■■ kicked
HKCKMHKR an
.electIon tune —u I
hul already. In Ih
•time hopefula fo
ranking have tun
that put them lj
Herr are three b
warrant ariioua c
Frank Sinkwlrh
only carryover fr i
all-A merica harkfl
In
Imt* a
Flat# M ^pdrlda; that her U-l
known nddrouu It * t i l * ftk Street.
Illveraid#. California* and no atkor
or more ■perIf la or more 'particular
ptrre nf reeldanro la kaown.to tbt
complaint pL
T»u are hrrehy notified ar»4 re
quired to appear ta a rcrtala litII
nr Complaint flted by Haul Hif&ond*
4a.at met you for a dlvoret. now
pending In Ih* Circuit Court of
Hemlnol* County, Florida, on or
t.efure the Nn»*ml»r flala Day.
f.t wit the |nd day of fluvimbtr.
A l». llfl. In default thereof
•a,id cauaa will prexted Ka-Piftr.
l-al thla Order h* publlahad for
Ho aiatutnry (lena required by law
In the Hanford ' Herald. Sanford
Florida , a n^w-eparper of general
rlrrutaton In aaid munty aOd tint*
wittiPi* rt>r hand and official
■»■*! of *dflf» at HaHford. Florida.
Hi. ihr 3rd d»y of October. A I*.
V
W ‘ » t i»I.ICAT*M- V
TO- gt’ * A * B 'lla ilt U v u r»«i'
d o t nr ■ title oih*r 'than the
lUit# of Florid*; that her *ddr#*#
l« i f f I.ivrtfirt
Naw llivr*.
CoMKtlrut, and mat no mh#r or
rant# ipM lfk ©r m«r» ptHlrvUr
pUc# of r»M rnct u hnown to tb*
Crmpltl Mint.
Too nr* her*by t»«iIf 1*4 md r*'
qulrr<| to ftpprar t«i a r*f(Bllt Hill
of Complaint filed l-> I’ Uud* H
M iflll afilnat you for a dlroref,
now pending Is the circuit Court
of Weml not# Ctiuitjr. Florida, on *»f
before lie Nuvetnber Hul* I>*>. to*
wit: (ht 2 nd day of Nar*tftb*r A
!>.. lilt, Ih defeilt thereof m M
rauM will proreol Ki.|’«rih
let thli ilrd*r he publlelted foe
the etatulory Urn* rrqul/t.1 by Its
In the Hanford lleinhl. Hanford,
Florida, a Bf«ipsj»n **f *rn»ril
circulation In
county end
AU8T1N, Teiaa. Oct 1*. (A h Truck and football are developing
(aat hack* at the Unlvrrally of
Teu a theae dajra.
Both Jackie
Field. Mlaalon flyer, and Max • tale
Minor, Tahoka Junior wlneboek.
>VHftr*« my head and official
wera member, of the oteer*a •••i *#f itf fire at Hanford, Kim Ida,
champlomhlp-wlnnlng aprinl m- thla the 3rd day of ** loLri. A. |J>*
IMS.
lay tram laat aeaaon.
II »• HKH*l»oN
i‘l»rk of (‘i»n»i| f’ourl.
Hernthole Count j, Florida.
IHKAI.1
CREW CUTS IN
Hr *5 u ijmioick u, c,
mere particular place of reetdeoca
la knowq to Ike Complainant.
Too art bfftbr wotlflad and re*
Quire*! to appMr to a carlAlti Hill
of Complaint filed by lltiby Uoad*
win. effalnat yon for h dlvorre. bow
pending In the Clrmli Court of
rumlaole County, Florida, on **r
before the Morrmbtr Rule pay. of |KU C* ft, or d*cr*f pm c*n
l hef #In
lonWllt Ih# 2nd day of KortPiker.
A I K f ill. In default Ikereof oald
rauee will procead E fF tftr.
iTHKft oitnr.iten ihat
Let thla Order bo published f«r
r »r publkAtJon •hall
the etklutory time required by law
In Ik* Hanford Herald Hanford.
Florida a n« wapapef nf etaeral
rtrf ulalon In eald rounly and *101 *.
Wltneee my hand and official
real of office at Hanford, Florida,
thU the Ird day of October. A I>.
li l t
II f\ IIKILNIXJN,
C lffi nf Circuit Court,
H* ml not* County, Florhla.
CHTAL)
Hr R U pl'UOICK. l» C
IV
T H K t IM f t I T f O I MT b l \ T H
Jl I I I C I A I* CI MI I I T OF T i l l '
STATIC O F F I . O I U O A . IV 4 VII
r o k A K H I V O l. i: « Ol V T T . IV
n U V tK N f.
viMt.irrri; uitA«*r: ni*f:i.i^\cn.
contend* ■
running. |*s«Bini
bIikmI out In
.
. I
touchdown
en. IW,
gtimi**. Ill* li
i tf» 'etl.gr nut
itMe*! ih*1 Hull
pitching • rut ” “
Krhliickj sml
ed the aSeuth
]L E G A L NOTICES
bull currying *|
___
t ruer** htt«fk Is u htr cnnte«t*
Ihiwfi m Teits they’re g» ye
fiver Km« ry N il (►Imvrl T.C.U'n! V
hnnl-running, ■>,arli pAA*lng back. )[[***'
N il lid th»* ilrtvg ll.il
IxAt UCLA.
ordluViieA No. 19
nn<1 toAM**! thewiinlng Igat-qUAr- Hanfurd, Florid*,
let
touchdown hai
Ar IbfWHghwOl
I’fimerr
K,*
f' 1'
.
t v* ligainul
m
ih*
kariBA•
Flu rid*, onT»i*
Hutu I high
itfoorig
K*»lrrn ,,f.Suttmittr. 1*1
triple thrr*t« it C IlimliiR** I'aiiI "f *»•« City Ctt
(lovrrnill (left).
I'aaalng Paul
pltrhctl five tovcNluwn pA*B«>« In lwu «r*>up« d»*l
•Ylrou (i 3 I"
a nd •flronii
Columbia'* fire! (i lumph, two inri ' *r«d
..
. I
H
dl<
e level f»n |
•|Itall tkf ll» lt| a| thr
Mm
1*|
1 *l*r<Pilf*h
it* *rc..mt
.*’M*
it_1
14 city In r«tnform •
II alt1 In ...d
V*
I*i* *fi 11 of.
IIATIIIINII AtlTIII *li HVHIJo.'OIft.
Pffgh^iiill
htatk «»f fi ami ii *a «nu:rrfiNiiH
New read these facts
Noi long ag*>. women illdn’t di*.
perfodlc
Now they
Sriodlc pain.
wanly praise CARDUP* '1 way
help. Taken a* a tonic. It uauallyi
MpS up appetite, aid* illgoliani
fv' Vy .Inereaalng flew nf g**trtcl
Juke*, thua help* build ir.ulam-el
S ' ffar
i r those trying day*. Taken a*
directed 3 day* before the lime,
it may help relieve purely funr
tlonal'periodic pain. I'ral.ed for
B ^yw ral Next lime try CAKllUI.
yB mi
How To Relieve
Bronchitis *
xnulsJon reilere* phomptly bo
CTtom
CRUMS lt goes right lo Uio aoaVcd the
trouble to hwlp loosen and expel
aid nature
term laden phlegm, and
i
lender. l n ^
to Kothe ana heal raw,
n
•
-'or* -Blacl Draught cost?- Ana.
Only ttc 1 r 28 to 40 doaea. Be
label dirwwtlona.
CREOMULSION*
to/ Cought. Chat! CoW*. I roockltn
By P A U L ROBINSON
<r
WESETAVAV
THESE AUTO- |
^T|
S H H H ."-W£U.
SUPOUTTHEr
BACK - . O r - J
H O ^C6f
<11 lo 1hr 1, « • and oldtnillirti r*
*gw8i ll(T 1*. rlrnrl Iona B«W
Joe [AhuiK States
1K 1lim *II| ftf Hanford
The I'..III milll lx* o p#n
He Will Quit KinK
In fore*
Florida
at ? 0"
AW. PLEASE,
FEaAHS.>
JLfSTONS
MOGESHOT.
Weatberry
•till tn|
allot hr f j
w orf with a 1ft yard run T*«*l
PoINtm then ilarted mure plunging |
gain, and finally *ouirnte<l hi*:
Wiy Ihrojgh the middle of the I
Ssnford team for another t#uch I
down, and then himaelf kick«-d
goal for the estr* point In the |
third quarter, Weatterry ngnm
w ! d off a
yard y*in on the
oiinrH o r n nurATinv
kickoff, nily Ford lien
w«-nt'
In whlrfi Jnr ha* tirrn thr i jtt V Kit A At All INK AH a /**•
around the Hanfonl left end fro |
• IS yard touch.lawn
^
1
f#r ’ ',r l , “ fl,r
" f * " " l* •,,h' r
,h* Hl“ *
In the final petlml. Te.l Pdlltltt *r s.in.nal lh,.lnK
A....rlati.m1
.thrr or itiura iparlflf
thraye a lateral P, . . t„ Mar»h|
AU. x ,;rr, „
, t.
l>8f|irul*r pl*r* t#f rtolil/nre |
■nod for M yard* ( airman, pin. PnU,-,„>n V J I j .ui* may hrhft«tHn I<■* 1 hr I V mp1• IB* Iti
Tf**»i af * hef air) BisafllfIfdi •riil t *
W* al fullback. r«ln,H.|
yard*
(lr>.
with U.ung
■round left .nd "c tl-c rrv »c.rr,J bu( nrlthr, u.ymg nor th. rn -iulra<l I** nppmaa (•• a far UUi IlHI
I'oniplalBl Hied t*i John MarinC>* final Daytuna loucMown
. ,tr. nK|t| »,,rld will rvrn. be ..f
kit aKBlBe] ) u fur a dlv«*rc* »n*»
gw —
' thr ouxh with J<>« IjOii Ia **
j |>*riihn|t Ifl Ota* 4’krtllf *'llIH \ «'f
Kwi|i11|trlr I r*t«ti I I Flfflda >1*1 **f
Wfnr t rh*
ITmI*• liar, lo
*wI( Iha* Inti * an of Nutamtisi. A
ti IBIS, in default lh*ram.f a«id
TABOO!"
fool of M>d Court this Sth o*y
October A- l». H R
ia I* IICIUNI>O.N.
Cl*rk.
(HKAI*)
1
^
la
IlCftOICKr
Jiy
Wputy CUrk.
flsmfd bronchi*] tnucoui m*m•
bruM. Tsll your dmggUi to mil you
aboUM of Crromuinon with the una ba t-atller In the South demanding you mu*t like the way It
quickly
allays the cough W W are
fout generation*'!
An*.
fliack'Drau ht- Qura. How much to hare your morry back.
KTTAKETT
r
U diWathey used to
publUKwl IB
mlr. rio.tdu
tun ford. It#mi no
w iim i* fur hi.— —tj—ih*
■ o iiittq
COLI) WAVE
Ahead, with ruiaplels Una
•f Mint Gin. Sloe Ota,
Dry Cln. Rum, and Vodka.
ARCADE ’
Package Store
O. D. F A R iE L U Prop.
Phona a u a .
Mather Bldg.
(Form erly Baggatt'a Llq. Store)
WANT T O N
ALONC-r—p-
AMEM AS MAYOR OF l USOTr
------- I PCESBNf you tS'fH ,
IM S MtCAL f OU |
—;— iHD2D(Srd J
CAMEEAMEN .'GEftDfST&S
A u t o g r a p h h o o n o s .v
TVUVdCGOOONGSS THATS-
m
OfEfE/run------
s y c w o t r H fss
me
NOW.MANBE I CAM
SPEND THE EVENUGi
THAJBCING YOU rDC
SOVOG MV UPE/J— 1
p f j A MEDAL ON
- X O N T O (J.V —
Yt ASUT Ha ---SIMPLY 5UPEI2.
n ^
THfScac*o/ni-oieo^
OUT SAY GOODBYE TO
HET2.
ME /|T7-— c
roe
J AS YOU
VtOLCDSA/,DCrWTTELY.'
i gut* ml|| protratj Kl-I'a/l*
ter I (htu 4*fli*r !>• pulili»b*tj for
i hi* •ia|u1 or f iltnf faqutf*d l#jf law
hi Hi« Hanfom liar* Id, Hartford,
Flotilla a nemapaprr of g*n*ral rircuia Una In amid nridBif aiul lUt*.
niitiraa m> luiKl ind official
•cal of offti-m at Manfrifd. Florida,
thla lh« Irrf da]r of Ortobar A H
in :
n I' IIKIINIKIN
n*!k uf riritgil t!u«rl,
(Hf.Al I
RamlmiJi
i Wunlf,
in
iirninrK. n t*
k
i
Ft®rlda-
By FRAN STRIKER.
THE LONE RANGER
""want FRicND,
L O V E L Y M IRRORS
Junt rvq-c'lvoil n now ithlpmrnl of Ix-ttuliful, iKillnhcd
plnln mirrurtt.
With urpa-
mcnlal gold fratm-n, plain
or beveled cdKes,
$7.30 to $31.00
“ Brighten Your Home With
Pittsburgh Paints”
G. U. STUART PAINT AND GLASS
V0U TAKE G 01D <
Fmo-uM m m 1
Classified Advertisements
INTt 20 arrta well tiled
waUm l rholce laiul on WANTED — Women to earn
lall, Cameron City.
Sr*
QUICK CASH. Sell Guild EM
rtf tover crop.
W. 1,
BOSSED Chrlitmaa Cant*. >0
for 11.00 with cuttemer’a name
old Tennoaaro ' Imprinted FREE. No aiperl*
enee necaaaary. 8 other beau
B. £. Aiken A
tiful aiaortmmta. I You make
up to 100Tb PROWT working
full or part tlma. Tor fra*
■ample* wrll* U The Curd
Guild 110 DW Waat Ifnd I t
Now York City. T
1 Victory Garden.
Vaktflakl and Co.
Tabbage.
Chtneee
CoUaida, lomatoc*.
on*, •Broccoli, Pepwt, Beeta. J. W. MAN ar WOMAN on salary baata
loo roe, phone It,
to solicit and collect Industrial
Fir* Infurmnc* debit fat X***
Hot point
ford. Apply Bos B, Herald,
llotpolnt
months
itor. Boa
I M A P O / ^ U e iU ME O0TT K W f J u V P M .H fOCW T.
.ill': -i
�lf,* l
U to fraai ■ w
U
( w w t i fanMale t t o * iaaaUraahk prirt.
h i n far which * * to r* t o n so l « i ct>»t o l t i f — * • t o l ngU I ,
—PATMtrK I M i T ,
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A II-Y N E W S P A P E R
VOLUME XXXIV.
EaUbtlsbcd In 1908
Ibralfc
SANFORD.
N U M B E R 36.
Colonel V estel
Inspects Local
D efense Force
F.D.K.'s Speech I h
Cue To Military
<■roup To Prepare
N ew
Legislation
Sugar Bootlegger
A Stalingrad Naii infantry' reg
iment led by SO tank* advanced
•lightly In a cosily renewal driv*
toward the Volga
III raking the!
three-day lull and thr Germans!
launched a acrict t f attacks amid
tto skeleton ruin* of ,Slallngrad,I
belt the Ruutaru declared their,
defence line* held firm and fnis-l
|*1 S I
He mi imi Ip • -iiHh 1
trated a Nail attempt to amaihl
) t..»ls!
•*f ihe ►»**ii 1h Hhii .h
into tto northwe*t factory dis
lit -id
m|I»3-.>1J.
I'rlcfiir F-*i
trict.
.
. |***i fr
nfld ail |*|*1k it*-'-IU* dli
"Pravds" new* .heel «ald the)
o*dr>r and to 1<i ki*eh11....... . bn
Red) 1111] held (hr Stalin Tank
iiw th
Ihf* |i»tot**l
itt1• Fldli fli .
Plant, where repaired tanks wrrr.
\ . ta 1 i
1*
•lair,
l 1
l
1‘irium f is Karat. Major VMtha. a memlvr of the native jb.1i..
progressing with German shell.i
f b,
•Creaming overhead
1m tin ^t'lnRittu IfUnd*. toho WMJ tapluirtl hJr ihr Jap* and titrlijird S t A t gu'tn'i i.-J-l l ■*.-'
» •ll--*.ng a
From the central t'aoeaiua, |with a I'mfiriH when hr rr fused V gl, »■ mfitrroiaUmi a limit A mrru an * (iallotoa) ln-1
ir
*».
H
inagMH;11*»n of it'If "t g;t*
Soviet dispatches rr|„irted the
irt -1 i n• il l ( H|>
Pol
Vrafrl
Left for dmil, ho eocljjtr*! and rfturnnl
a mmim- Imn- |
German* have moved frenh dlvi j force*
t imrn In
i .i|H
Tin
»•f f It in1I (■nlInto a t lo >1 t „t k‘i
slons and tank column* into th * i'%fl^ * alumMi* information about
of mrn « h" . .41-111*1 . i - 11 m
battle hut Soviet counterattacks1V S Sun |dmto
I altrnd df ill
t
scored gam* m a numU i of area*
M -ylt I hi mol
Flghtlrtg hrukr mit am to inside j
l i*e|<iW 11- *|t|*-l M
tha city of Stalifigra*i jeatcrdsyJ
f oriaesjui Ills
after a lull of •evrml days, 1 hi |
W A S lI I N t lT O N . O ft
l/l’j - ( ‘iiMgrc.titintilll li-m li-rs
tlrtv timk l ’ri--.illt*lll
vi*ll*4
nx h n n xjk -i -i I v m l lull to Intvi-r
Unit Membership Is
Below Quota And
Must lie Increased
(a t A u w iiif* ar*»i
LltUa Alan Itlitiin, 10, of Now
York City, la ihown playing a
rare violin given tn him by a
stranger who hearil the youngster
practicing in tto rear of hie
father'** store.
I‘m going to
war,” to maid, "and i don't know
If H I to back.
I want you to
tova this. It on, r belonged to
■till wan many caioiltie*."
the greet Johann Strauss, the
It was tto M n ttt flnxl* t>ln« younger *' The donor would not Ruaiisnx nnnuurunl in thnr mid
night ru mm unique
1>nU i
San !
J suffered by tto Heal »lnce the reveal hi* name to the boy
troopa tfsinril lligSU V 111 mir block k
l i s p snesk attack nn Paarl liarbbr
ui if . ruinnl ru>
■Dec. T nnt flva ws rehips to tto
”A regiment of rficm) ln«tj
[bottom.
#up[Mirtc-t| hy Bo tank* I’u**- linif*
Tto N «ry said tto sinkings had
M- JAI -AMIPS bo AII I1•
aUackvsl it jr p**#Hntfi«\ the nun
sen withheld until now for raaii»-'- of NBdfnfV1 m
nunhjui amI.I of th» Sirihngiad j r.^ *
li*p*«l t
'
Ill-tin log I-v a H« r
ona of military eacurily
fight ‘ All the ullrtcW « u r lieat- i 1 r ] O C
11.1 toil I link JH a
Tha totlla was th* same which
en off. (inly m unr block our lie \
*
I ml*
-M mi »» should tn d
Ud In tto slnkin* of tho
i i |irv**6‘*i
•
ti i!hh| |orre# *
rallan crul*«r Canberra, an
*u
i
■vainwl
■I'Hiioiip
Uii
h
for
cad previously from AusWA* a result of thm fighting 2U1
I'nsiilrfl Ronaevelt' Pllggrat lull
ftanka *i*rr dtsahlrO or net on j
f>
h
h «'«ij
n%i»*do lunch
M in me* ( i j l t in# ur am « man
flru and about two battnlion- u. i nw>ro I'prtalor.
ulnar
writ of « ho h*» a mu nrarlng IN
"Tb* loia of these four crulsGerman iniantry
iniantry toii»e*t "» u
inamliimuN „
nrrk
km
i nvt t->
ti» -how
show n
cause
ra,“ tto Navy laid, "ha* t o n
u>t
!Jinandamii*
l a j ' ifot
........-I
•■*-*( hlmvrlf
himtetf b>
by *«yt"it.
*ayiog. ’ ll
T b mommlsry
lull in
omrnlary lull
In lS«
IS* rcoalu * t -|
)
|,( wj.y hr ,h»nld l>nt
'* 1h*
thing t»» d„ ) >,ong
tto appropriate realloc*la made poaly Nsti . . i ' ,*°
, ucl !h^ ’
Ii * , u ,b| n I., *i *n.l » m r ,*-ll!nM Nn • ,*n l*k* it* ami rrs Bilim,
gs city hsi
,n«w aMp
*r.ltr. L ,h x-l 'It*-"-- '■) 'h- t-w h ut O v t r l a
Ml*. A K
N to-m .k.,
snd
Sanfordites Express Opinions
_ _ _ On Drafting Men Of 1819 A ge
Drivers Petition
CommissOn Over
Taxi Ordinance
- Lunch Room Head'
To
p . t ' t / r , . ; : : : ; h“‘.Beverage License
*•
Owners Say License,
I n s u r a n c e Will
L U l.,0 x e r
814 And 1817.
Quincy Wgi of 1176 tons
tto Vlncenaae of 940© tons,
i carried a normal rumpleof 9S| officer* and men.
The Astoria was of 0060 ton*
and normally carried 100 man.
Tto sinking* raised to at least
nine tha number of American war
ships sad auxiliaries acknowledged
last In the Solomons campaign
thus far. Besides the three crulstwo destroyers and fear trans
ports have gone to the bottom.
The Navy said It was fmpossi
ble to determine tto eitent cf
damage suffered by the enemy.
But, she* tto marines launched
their offenalea against the ‘Bolomens Aug. 7 tto navy has annoOncod 18 Jap ships sunk nr
damaged—two sunk, one probably
eoak and I I damaged.
As long ago as Aug. 10, Ad
m ini Ernest J. King, command
er-to-ehief of the American fleet,
had prepared tto nation for the
tod sews dlecloeed tonight.
Ha said then that "soneldermbU
In— e. aneh as a n inherent In
nny offensive operation,-must he
expected aa tto price to to paid
for tto hand-won experience which
1* essential to tto attainment of
far-reaching result*.*
As things turned out tonight
lhs|-statement was leaned scan
ty 84 tours after tho Quincy,
Aaloria and Vincennes—and the
Canberra— went down under n
rapid ftry, clote-renye fight Il
luminated by searchlights and star
SAVINGS BONDS
Congress Expected
To Act Speedily In
Lowering Draft Age
H r Assacisll* Pnul
Ruula'a Caucasian armies are
officially reported today to have
thrown took tto German* tn a
critical struggle for tto Grainy
oil fitld* while In the 60-day-old
Lota of the U. S. heavy
crullers Quincy, Astoria and
nea during a fierce
_ i ' night battle In
th « opening phaae of the Sol
omon Islands invasion last
'August was revealed last
night by the Navy which said
a majority o f tho personnel
were saved but that "there
B
UNITED S U IT S DEFENSE
M ember Ahrwiciiilcd I ’rr.-w
1942.
EnemyRenews Attack *
In Volga Area To
Break Three - Day
Lull In Fighting
W ABHINCTON-The Nary
a a a im rtl M i r tto United
SULee M arian bare m M to la eaUrilag tW r poaMons
i C a t o a lm il Island la tto
dmriar I n daya af
offawalva flfh lis * la whkfc
tto Jspaaoaa W a M ; caa*
aailiaa.
Aa
snaaancewaat
w«a ala* a id * of tto I n trattUa
af
IS
Japansea
plants, ato to mat* la ! * •
aaamr Uflit endears ato tto
lan to twa Ualtad Slates
plants la x tla a af Oct. 8-11.
!6hotnfto
Captured Japu Want
To Fight For U. S.
tn
f figlM'•-
*l!8o.| I fir n* i «
fcit*r umi • i m
riuded and thi
e*tahllih ing tti*
now
..I K.-n.
I ...tloi* .i i
it*.I M.il
oto ill tol V
Honored A t Stetnonl
orira, Fairsti, jr„ lnf^n,.n |Stirring March, Mother’s Day Sonjj
at Stsisaa Unlrsrsity in Dal
that In ona day mnrr than Ht.llim
has baag aalartad to slag In ihs
I
plrrra wrrr racrlvnl fr* tn a am
Written
By
Mrg.
Pippin
Published
Radio C W w , which is compoaad
ylr snurrr.
umbers e f tho Unlvarslty
Club, usomily appar classMrs. Roy R. Pippin of Hanfnrdpobllshvr; " I’m Golny lo Florids,"
mtn Ha has also baan aaiactid to has wriltan tha words and mumir “ My Irish Coiaan" <lov* sons I
for taro published songs now on and “ 111 Say It With Flowars."
TEh/NESBEB
talas coon tars throu* hou'
thr
Two numbers.
trm pars turn lonl*h.
will
h tar
ba
A L A B A M A — Mild tampers
You tura this aftsrnnon ami nmltthi
A rt Mina” and ~Kloop Roma Fires i GEORQIA and FlvORIDA
_Burnln* For Y o w
if r___
Boy_____
Tonight-"
_
Little
tamparalura chants
t*>
u Mrs. Pippin i la las that bar nl*h_
t musical rducstiaa was (U *n
iptataa ■ >p«is uodsr
Uu
Explosive Plant
Heads Seized On
Bribery Charges
'.S. Navv Take* OWi‘
\f1.-r FBI I'robes
Inti S i ( u a I tl u
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18
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M' *' tog M
1 Ito: nn
f * lb.
Favor Of Poll Tax
H........ .
. f -li >i rl in i; t firm>
111* • - f train l; 11*-III m>>-l * Inna to
•d tn i 1hi wl f i * -f « #1 tik 4*i ** "1
f t up) * 8-« n^a in«I 1.« f niari) mud J■
(•an
An ftiitmunrrmrnl of tioto thr#t*
- 1fl-P-lk i ■ sir t«i l« litimi t>i'd and
1i ar« “i,
egn
** 'tn
• - it >*t tor.
not hi 1Ti'ailt n*1 t•tii |hr laiif iu
4 '
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111# iniiai k* --lo-1«m- !| at Hi ail
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t brill
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In
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tot .. " b. nNid
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III tilth 11r i i 'Hlg ii ................ .
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. • 11• -.1,1 bilk Ifig
ti-.nl
tin
non h
-.f
■it t*
I li* i *(•-- r* • -111r t tin m r n l
foi *■»
* * r -i ■initol ft Mill alMjr
mrnl - t>% Uriiili I! 1 W illkn and
b n i i I 1‘m m t i J -• f Si.,i 1in » hieh
ii i-iiquit rn tli' nit-to • i i -t m«lt rrt"l I)
1il - nl|fl
.* ,1* r*•in|tlr It*
Hr *11If) thi i i
unitv MMioilg 1tn 1 •1111--1 SatMifln
!-. i. .1 d tohrf••
L Iy 11 i -•«iitiiHnd --n
, ,,t.-.1* toill
.............* isf 1e -*•
tn i in i M*t on
tin "ling l hr
II. „ » tl . * , *
I-** '« «il*■ • 1
t- rt a I
the
1 ... that
, -id.nned
dli
* tsi1
Is.
no
h»ll*
II.
1hai
I of mi 1 1 rifiiit-■ nil||h that
nn»iat
iff
1 ** «•
mud
■1 tong men to1 Tave had
ih'-i mig b iiHim"r
\ dtv •■no- 1hat Ins -- nn Mkl lMgr
m8'i i*f * 1 o i J 1 »* » le. 11. i fight.
oik mnl than *•"* »* lit. h ba# an
.1
Sr
m' r * a b*• *i," --1
Of
.Mil
t
n o.
-r
1 ifiHip*
'»! b.i .
I la lit it.. •ixilip f
Hi.................. ' Ih •*. .•I
and 1hr
•mail, r . II t» Hu .. «1 H- <a-ua1
(TTY KKIKFS
'
( ‘irculurH Barred
1 From U. S. Mails
• patriotic sony with a atlrrint
march tampo, and “ Mother", *
lather's day malody dad lea tad to
Mrs. J. B. Bor-
In
n*b .1
Seaman Anhby Jones
Named “ Honor Man"
C’harieH A. Itettw
Promoted To Captain
20
« or \ iv a I n in tin bn Intn r/" hr
-iiii|ilftiihu nl demand*
It*
itut ion of tiiiirn! in * r.iit)
|Mlii stum |iirfrrr!M*r*
. It I* Itl the h*
IT* «ldf r»I Hoi
In»• mghi
til Mf I |M
■-r null
I...
<tt
After |h« r.i
to*r
fr n m
tnr)
St i o.w o n
u i g « ‘»l
thr
H tt un *
M i lit * tv A f f a i r * c o m m i t t e e to e i
pent It i* n b g l - l n t loll to d r a f t
IH
a n d I ',1 j I**i ol d m i' ll
O u r own
Hhil. ih*
j tii*n« of ihs
)ilruril
• -■1
that uni*-** it
i (rsM-.|
ui"!
l lor
(ijrr
for
thu
lifirMRl y legl*I«11-nO
Sf rr lrig I hr nitoil f- t
"cl
i rrjitioiml Mildirr•• "
Wm
Sectr*
I*i ItU tvn >*
tha Derxmjuks
l^!?h W ? C m d U - * - . '
^
I f t r . * W r - tol l th*. If
break throu
l a i L k a m ,if |S.- mid "
""
,
r r I ll,
ftntsh
Stating that taiuranrc ami I* ' In the Moti
111loll r. I thr t
thru
i
dm
at
tort, grttln,»g military j
nfi
wl*
certs* roqulrrmenta of th« ' " jr*iK»*u«. f.r to tie sooth 4»f an alter native * fil >«f marsflaiuIsi
III*
#nd
teaming
1 ' SUlinrrsd
jp&t&cl City taxicab frirulstbn <*< ■
• study in* a |inifr*»ion and tf en j
the German liit*■ul**»n d tree In I in Jpo If fUtkin#, f
II ttot
dimmer would coal owngri at tiir enemy was not rnakirtN a*i> l\ iai collector fli-i H W Wat * the* ad! I*.- ready tn drfeni thru
Ciiijnli i
* hiIt after the **af l
least II BO on each tail op-crat***! lurther proereifl there thi Hu* countv judgr
\
toon 11 , a 111 I*• aide (o hi d1,1 -nodhtrt, S THirnlicr of local tail own sum ssiit The
'1 I,. 1* -II
midnigNt
•*>m
h . i . r y nl
In hi# t*et»ti"i * M.
( hjn11inn*
Si* li Mined nun can
ers last rvenlng pre»<rnteil a pe r.iunique said m counter altn. ko g irgr# mi Or I 7 11. i -I r ii«.
■111. Is
» I"»l lU
tition to the f ’ity C( mmioiitfi to lte«| srtny "mi a number of -n. t*u and I mint) iw.lgt irfused Is do tiii.fr f.u ili«- Army I Tan a
l.to.b d ..
dolrn untrainr*! men” they agree
withdraw or modify thr*r requlrr- ton made some advance** «»t the issue a fltatr m id • ount) U v h
n* i r u i bd |.-»i
sar. k
Mr*
Vrt huf fart IP, ft aalea
the
•I Niipt I \s
menti, City Clerk I! N Ssyrr Mnrdok region which prole* t^ the age lieentr to h m |trrmitllng thWoman, e«slaifn**( “ It'# a shame ton
oO niile*
(irotny oil fields 40
so itr
or w»
mile* (
l)f ||rrf
rvrtaled today.
mi toinr, on th In lake the )i>ufig l«f> ■ Ifrfnt r the
;
Mi(, .. t , ■ had not as yci
« »r u i
im.innt
.inid
It w u maintained l»y thr tail tto the cast21 to "15 clasi ha* been iv,HaUtteu
Th« twin German C'aurasian ; Mrllu , , *
owners thst such costa would ha
• l«*vrragi* hern#, Older men shnubl lie drafted in* number of m hr**d* y**l i
effort
to
crawl
farther
down th* [ Mn. ^ *
*
(tom ** hits- ifbhil* ti,
prohibitive. They also itstrd thnl Illaek sea coast southeast of No *
Ovlnlo. a tsio ft itiroffi rati -1I fore taking tl *6 ymfiig l*ny« v» i « ImtsM I In 1 1 / |hmm*i1*
t a i l owners have for msny yearn vnrossisk also was
twing
*•••» >
er thr laws of ttkr .Slat* i*" haven’t had a . haner to leant •1 h***d* 11', 0 ‘IB iMitin-loperated taxicab# without a m
anything niw..a | n«
tainsd, the communiiiue m I Alrlorbla.
• Into ti-fl at.il. I
dan La to the public, nod ha vr Hoviet unit operating in tha' area | On Ort b, th* To to11 1 oUl'<
John 11a Ilo v* a y. <c^lam of t imi , ^
» it • vi ry imn h 4>i•
therefore not bern subject in “succeaafully counter-attack- i thi nf flvietln )ia#<*rr| nn oidiunfi.
'riaiiy I fourth HaUallon Hnrlda ' (
It* w*« fat hTLii -1
cerry heavy liability insurance enemy and killed about ‘Jt»" Hit
• ikfriiM f miii in favor of th* (n 1
apjiftiVod hi M.w r J M|ih 1.
* ** ml)
,.m
Also thst city traffic, dur t«> to nr leriles/* it said
step *o 1st
I am for it Voting I .1 n. I in III* I nhart, pi ov id mg for in .ms ipal •
conditions, hsa of Iste decrra#rd
men uuik* *!-■ *- *t %oldiei# l lo* i,i Ft'-1 1hmi tn • h
le* t ion of
*a t ii j. ♦f Moitol
Iini i
»nd thst lowering of speed limit#
l a i r * by thr Too ‘ and ■(■es tf | has Im t n touted tlrin a< d lime f .*r i - in •« r «|< *11**thI . J*
avsi-i It* Itrr ■■•idirfs better It*
has further reduced Haxard* to|
s «iifnii| iuiii>-i
I
trig *n tohat ion* * !•*'* I m4).I « If
nee. *.f V* inning hnltlrB a n d 1a » m pnt led !■% I' m
chance
the public.
•M*
could I*** mild
lessen th* numliey of rasusltte# Molfl* lead thr li*f in m
Discussion of passage of thr
!l I ,|T'ikin*, otofirr arul nun i lacteal toIt's TsVj.'.Hl |H..md
ordinsnee will again be resume*!
agrr of a riirn's clothing store,' tohilr -chiMil totals an
a- I'd
at tha nest meeting Monday of
also #tnlnl that Young mm make | lows, Uvinl.il flclif I -*l,bn lb.
tto City Commission, and some
belter soldier* than men past Jt* ' I,y man jM-hcwd at I mg v* !*.■•I I'
modification of requirements and
Tto o hou*etoivea. Mr*
Irving h1,1 li»# , fleiiiiMoit High
coat of licensee Is expected tn U*
Gr-iwrri Intrndlnr
nr ill
in I11
t *1
'll1 to
Fein la rg and Mr* Malcolm Mar , I rt,N I li III* . VI |lla-nf Sr Innil
Ashby Glenn Junes, npprrnth
three acre* nf seaman nf the V H Naval H< Neill, agree that marrinl
made, according to Mr. flayer
men H.'iH lb# , 1 ake M'*t-i
a in hi
tatoee, may now mak* *p . serA’e formerly of .Sanford an
with families •hoiild Im spared f*«r ■ nd I a i r M i n I I
A franchise to operate pa#»m frith
lbplication for a potato allotmr.it. Itemw sis11finr*I at t h Nak a 1 1 I « o
a toTile, Pirnr thr major it > of
gcr busses within the City
1 i--<im* Afailetnv*
young lorn an sruinui als«> f*‘» ' .. h--d f .illrctlon* granted by the Commission tn thr < ft Dawson, county agent, re |itlg Hare at Norfolk \a ha* la*
art1
*
culm
*
and
to
git
into
the,
todaj
t nurnetf hnfi»r man of hi- platHanford Equipment Company, *q*
Hi»plie r b rnfnm 11
(CtAlinu*r on Pag* Taras i
The same M>taU> program ^ ill j „ m| r Hrd lv hi* . .mmanding
ri-n.l toit l glfjll It.
crated by Voile Williams.
VH.i
l-v rnnllnuvd in 10.3 >• In I *I * flrrr
h.vin, h»,l th. * i,-h
l id*'l • *1 toa a !>»* 1 wub
i Mr Dswson •Mini Anj.n.r - ■** * .11
,,r.,ficir-.. > in hi. ,
IMP. a torl p Ml.tto
I
h
nlsnt up lo Ihrss *crv» • l l 1— 1! ini.
ld.l-.|*. '• ..Ml II.
.d t
.
»*> sllotmtnl, but sll sbovr three , i- - i.tm, t„ ih. Jones
j,„
ill !’■
«-rv* must l u l l thli
fun]
I Ha
v i nTn.l
( 'lsy-ls i ' « « u - n
In ordtr to avoid bavins
Wonl ha* Iteeti trcrivrtl Ity
*f *
ly rharrni sfsinit thcl
U
H
.
Navy
at
mlea
that
A*M
Mr
anil
Mr*
A
L
Itett#
that
•rrvitlon prefrsm.
SACRAMENTO. Oet. 13, (A-Tboss maklnr sppllrsllnna niiw June-*1 ‘Tondoet und bearing v |J e»i >4»n. Lieut t harUa A Hell*
Boras Jspamws fllsrs, shot rfo» n f w a potato sliotmsoi may- pis lit genera], hlg attention lo duty, and him berin prwmiitwl tn Captwln In
■nd tsplnmi by Amsricxo forrv» In thst
sllotmcnl and
■ ________,
__
II! rrc tbo inttlligrnt manner with tohir't the Fifth Field Artillery at Y\.
I# ths South Pscifk, hsvs plradni c iv
s S payment far eompllsm*- he haa learned and proflteil frnm Ilraag. N- t . toherw he ha* i*«NPfi
-ivs
« AS IIIN G TH N , Hri
for • chsnrs to hsroras Amsrirsn
atmtlnried ftince February. I1MI.
Mch will bs Includsd In ISrir the Instruction reflect much r»t
St Auslrslian cilisrna so tkry soil tonsarration psyrernt
I dll »n hit early training/* It (• t ( ’apt. Hctta graduated from the Citrulsrs and Iilhrr ,urh h
li»lnjt
mallar wrrr urilrrrtl
•ould loin tho Allisd Air Forts,
Only ■ fsw days remain . j alfto ttaUyl that M,tt haa ahotoii Unlvrraity uf Florida with a rat r,l from tha W sr lirjisrtinrnj ,
Briff.-Grn. Edwin Psrrin. new which
ing of m n l llvulrnsnt, in 1030.
fnr,
N*v
to mats th u s a ppllcsll.,*..
rammsndlnr officsr_sf Uts Fourth U Dasrann sUtatl
vr
j Strvlrr, and thenIs picvllriii and wss nran—lad to first licut- •yalrm yrslanlsy. with itir
prom 1m that if h» ronlinurs
tnant In April of this vtar. Hr ntiunml purposr i f rs|wBlllt-if
HQBQ1J,
*
n .<■
w* n _____ tl s _
i wslI as ha has bv»un, his Nsvsl araduatnl Irum Samlnols Hl«b llvrry of official mall
Osrvrrsl Cvrrin, who rstumsd u r i e n U s r s r r c l l I s
Ths action wss takrn aftrp ,
|isrvico win i » v »ry sum ssfui."
JMhonF In 1036
from AustraUs in Assnst, s«M tl
auivvy ahowatl that in nnr nomirhis first nr—
femfsrsnes hsra
mnrr than 200,000 plrr* s of mail
thst fsw Janus—
fllsrs w ,«r
| advrrtislnc wart anil in ti-r War
Dvpirlmcnt In Waahlnytnn
“u
ilraft
13.
I in
t.h n in m in Mm
ll* -K > ") nf
lh«a Ilimm- M ilita ry t'i»inm itl , v ilit-ln m l liix (lu n m ittco
" i ll <-xp*-it■ n I<- lit-n rin g i.m i the
her# th*
Students Collect
Total Of 177,117
“,,t! Pounds Of Scrap
$150
Growers Can Get
A llo tm e n ts Of
Irish P o t a t o e s
II
/’ I f d i c
R
Announces Red Caucasus
Destruction Of Army Throws
3 U. S. Cruisers Back Nazis
Maxines Reported En
larging
Positions
On Guadalcanal In
Solomon . I s l a n d s
/mr I i dory...
I .1. I
vv.
•
ml. l.-lto
. « I it. Mi «.
Hu d*H k
it
t\..ik.
« di
• enl
-• rvin f < in jii n.»'> -town In
!>■* 1* W- 11M-r hai tod •.*v* inrviI
mid. H*al ■* #h- how ni|H.ft«nt
1 |i !*
fl>. ■ »hf .|ra•til *8 •• . ,.f knl**r%
pt
Senator In AgainHt
I’ reHent Be venue Bill
" ASHINGTnN thi It. (Ah
t haimian George ID Gal nf lb*’
Sruatr Kinanet ( i.miiiillrr aahl
\\ AS H IN t .l t »N H d
li
tiilay that If thi- lifa#ury drjiart< mrnt want# ii laM.il ta ■# alaivr
ii* W in Hi(nI ih linn lb>«rtl M.m
m
l,*> frit ir m11 • t k ■ i*f u*r*l
Irvrl# «*#tab| #hr*! in ll r |ii«*a«ni
••ft tun *i i j tiii I lls hii [>•!• i»f d»- .1 frkrmii- bill It 11U
#1 aicrpt |h«
Government
se
*'
f* I*, iifdrf I** btlllg Ifits* g*»b
rfimeiil timid* nvri IhM f «u|*|die
( the fabric, v* hu h i* ti*ed in
Hinder l-ag*
l *r*l >iIk hm■ir ry |ir«aviiHipl> hi
Irt-eft ffiilen
M
inrr r » *kr*i ti* » * vr iilij
a fit! durftnlnl *ilk and nylnn •lock
ing*
|M»n^lng the Atari uf in
urgntiliril. nnt ion to hie
ridler linn
tampaign
to lie launched
by
W P IF . ron*rrva tion dlvbiun
pie»r*it retail m
Train Is Wrecked
In North Carolina
TIIF I'M A N . N f . t»rt 13. tA7
- A
Sraboanl
(Htsssnyrr
train
from Atlanta
to Its Irish
wracked nasr
hara today
and
thrar wart hallsvad kitlnl.
Tha
anyint laft ths track. d r a ( | i n (
off at laaat three cars.
GRAVEYARD
T ie British Mediterranean Is
land of Malta, the moat heavily
bombed spot In tha world. Is ba-
W A S H IN
---comini a pntveyard for
Asia
Governor
Dlson, of Als- raiders
today's
rummuniijut
_____.
__ Bans la Judiciary
Subcommittee today that-attempts
lo (aristat# aysInst poll Usa*
“pari af th#
Tha arnafata wai(ht of mate
o f . prassura
riala used In tha construction of
tha Capitol at Washington
8,»p8#20p potBj2s.
Rationing Begins
Everywhere Nov, 9
WASHINGTON, OcL 13. OP)
— Reflitesllon for casoltns rallonlry starts Nov. II ia all
parts of tha country
rationed. The latter,
most provide addit'
■nation coaconiaf
^^^^awsmsm
�is
»
l
1~'*-~Vj?:
W EEKLY
teen i p boysltntn
the uined force* o f the United
question for 8anford which cannot long be
withdrawal of theae youngsters from ear ml
the drafting of older men, or their tlepariui
war Industries, can only terra to Increase the local labor
shortage which ha* already become acute.
Seminole County baa thready contributed doer to a
thousand men to the Army, Navy or Marine Corps. , Hun
dred* more have left here to enter war lndnatriee while hun
dred* of othere have been lured away to larger centers of
population by th higher wage* paid on government project*
or by proeperou* civilian enterprlssM,
Aa a mult of th(* depletion of our labor aupply, Semi
nole County farmer* are faced with the moat aerlou* situ
ation confronting them In many yean. One fanner.told
us the other day he waa trying to put out hi* crop with
lust half the crew he had a year ago. Some farmer* have
been forced to reduce their acreage while other* are »UII
this labor shortage. Sanford's largest end most popular
restaurant gives notice to the service dubs that It can no
longer accommodate them at luncheon because of ita in
ability to obtain enough cook* and waiters. Several smaller
eating placet have been forced to ckee for similar reason*.
There Is not an Enduatry or a busbeta In the Sanford
area which has not felt the effect of this labor crista. In
many Instances service to the nubile hot necessarily been
curtailed. In other cases inefficient and Incompetent per-
Winter Coats and Suits
alay on.ik* Job, vota doty, not a BrtvUeaa. It
I'reulrf
tun) h U m t. It waa my pbaaur*
to taka my wtf« to tfea last nteei-
ina and ah* may take over from
h*ro an.
moerats hscauee In th* cities and
In thickly pspuktod csntsr* It
waa]* be closer to th* polls and
there will be. fewer people not
voting Ibete than In th* rural gad totally' Min lees*tod in
-- ------- --- —
■-— ----- on* votes for. That Is non
th* h t e w n u may net loa* any my button**. I have only on*
•M b amt providing s f room* for aestion — when you voto,
a margin, Iw au U *** If Uey loon fast and «v t beck en Un
any a*nt* they weoU not loa* chine*. Tb* war worker la
over * doten, which would not nf all an American cubed
greatly change the completion o f Ow first right and duty o
fee How*.
t American cHttan la to voto.
A
Duty, Not A Responsibility— U the difference between us
Demid M. Helen., chief el Urn
W*r Production Boer,I, deeUred
recently. Mr. NeUnn mad* lh# Ae
rie ration In -raoly to * letter
from s war worker whs >*ld
Can It D* Donat - A l l o f fto
rlda Jar India* tbo tntirO ItonKmalooal, Delegation waa cult#
upset about Uw order laeurei by
Mr. Joaepk B. Eastman, fretting
rail Khttlule* a* of S*l>teml*r
rath, which does not allow far
Special winter train* fo r people
vlaltln* Mo rid*.1 Naturally,
If
IMS* spatial traina would Inter
fere with our war program in
any war 1 am suro that everyone
aqua* that they ahould b* elimi
nated but wft are not aure that
the Defense Transportation a*
lion tare due eoniMention to this
problem. The Florida Delegation
has all Inten liana of
calling
upon Mr. Eastman when fur.
•her details have barn developed.
We hope that we ran get relief
but we do not know If It ran be
done. In nnv event. It 1* possible
that even If th« railroads jran
I* your hut winter** coat or
suit ready for that Unit frost?
Our cleaning will take out all of
last winter's soil—and restore
It* soft texture—for another
season of smart appearance.
Fur triptming skilfully handled.
W E DELIVER
AHK A 1101IT OUR ECONOMICAL
LAUNDRY SERVICE
-.V:
t
■
110 EAST BBCOND ST.
NOTICE OF E L E C T I O N
Tb* Chrtatian Bdetico
Monitor)
*
Itnwkweed and Indian paintbrush,
wild yellow and wild ml,
are splashed arroae the tall bill's
: (fto m
portkiossai, bt Agundfiit B*
And on the hill's high head,
maples are scarlet feathers,
and gold the ahagbark tiT »sdbtg against the aittoke-blui
p | p f o ili
ashes of anow drift <lown.
FRANCES FROST.
OMgrtsa has been appro]
gt*y aa .feat lately, ycu'd think
i* rw waa plenty more where that
|taa from.
_____
It 1* beginning to happen bare.
itomobUea with good tire* should
l wall locked in garagv* at night
Maaa* th* track* are atceling
The Wares of Inflation
Tha PetriUo* and the Lewis#* are not the only tpokeemen for organized labor nor are they the only counselor*
to whom car is given. They shout louder, end get fha big
ger headlines because of the extremity of their vltws and
the offenhiveness of their manners, out eventually, they
defeat their own purpose* and ambitions. Public patience
with them runs out, and they go to the limbo a f those who
strut and fret their hour upon the stags end than are heard
no more.
•
•
Tho most practical canny on the relationship of tha
wngo-earner to Inflstidn that we have
la on editorial
In,the union publication, tha Intornstfc
pengtojj U i*
IM>Wf —■ H flM ilU l »lip ■* «o r t h Quotation because It
. good ettff 1*11 aentene* ehould enyone ckn understand. The editor writes:
: A 'W
ilately break
that prattle*.
“ When President Roosevelt oays that wages must be
trying to protect what you
youTtowr
stabilized, he Is twlng
now neve.-Under
have. Under
rill lose wnat you
you. have. Tho president la
inflation you will
trying to protect
bo Intelligent
intelligent
iteet labor, and labor ahauld be
enough to help him.
|
“When the war la over, we can get some of the bugs
out of oar economic system, provided w « win- Tho beet
way not to win la to disrupt production and destroy our
economic, balance by Inflation. I t must bo avoided at all
, .
. , i.', *
elrcua fst lady costa, because, if wa lose the war, w* lose everything wa
SOtog a awonl awellower are fighting for. You win bo alt through so far os haring
.ODD became h* awaited anything to ssy about your wages, your hoore or your
h a pop bottle, doesn't working condition!. You'll do what they tell you and you'll
low lucky the U. Just
h* had awaUed her with say ‘Yoe air,' whan you do I t It would b* a lot smarter to
th# tool* cf hi* trade— lose a pay raise now, than the whole pay chock later."
Itar, Or suppose he had
There la an editorial worth half a down columns of
K lB
liMlrrl of that close reasoning put Into thro* syllable word* by o Pta D.—
m ■
Atlanta Journal.
.
an now **M to he about
_
"
„
o swo in th# Army with
Hoarding: Gasoline
Mt* t«*i by 1*44 of u y
■
^
h,
Tb* w r f department kaa held
Iat the Ocala canal- wouldn't be
t any ,ue# ajteept for war pur■at* and can't b* built until
fter th* V »r. Nothing ptui nolhre eqltala nothlng.-Fort Myer*
Jwa Preai. Why not build It
re Uw MXt world war which wa
to rt g*t*g to Jiav*.
lbwtnaihraany*more t o ""
, Tho National Safety Council today auggeated a safe
H* & S
County M nil* for hoarding gaaoUno-doiYt d o l t f H q S lin g o f ftooireedy * mi token, ladl- line not only la unpatriotic, but exfcrwnely^Sigeroua," sold
1
7
ItSTw in1*^ wTX S ' \b\ Co?ncI1' ,'I W »otori*t who tries to beat rationing by
HTtog* will be wttMa an |*yln* in a aupply of gas Utanlly la atorimrup danger and
S - — re-------troubl* for himself,"
‘
7 7 ,
1 .
Bt^jBtireeibUfwTh*
"While-lh* storing and handling of gaoolioe eon bp
aVtovPU^ t in * fnr hnubfi^'
whl"
by experts, the average perton
ui would be Just as ssf* with a supply of T N T to hh borne.
T Tb# belt
don# With
matter how careful the average person metr b* in IterItod »pao# avaiubto-Key ing gasoline, there Is a definite danger thetlts vapor, will
•BC5P*' ThU
highly .wploalva, eod a chance M
VCi C3? Iik^
ott,
jtotowreck a hpuee
uT>, ^ jr »-| .r. that your ftra I—
ta aotonattaUly vold'tf^rott
Barer th* sacral altMtton1h*
have
more than »a varv
v# raar®
vary small
small airenNtw I# MreUfch* ivwt
",e“-v«sslAM'S
S c
,w m
e Za* nS
■
^ ^ ? c S 2 S * S
e ° fi2 2 r
rettnSaVaa#.
ta there above the town
Chief Year knock■ Ida peace-
if, thank Heaven, there la
ee celling ' on community
and laughter Is ' not yet
**fv*wwwre hreuni f S
STS;
i -T t o m o r r o a ^ a r a w r e . OHflXA:
Tttol Jk# tto to tlM la M M * «g| «
m Oom*
to. reuM aw
M to N t
blH, In Uio aulumn breeze,
wild In war-paint and In
t**'1 * 1<r
a fe -R
ij— ^
FTW
. ■: )
firing In coat banger* for g t r
menu—wc can’t get, any morel
TELEPHONE 4115
�m g HXK*0Hf> in n iA L irB A N F o n ^ * F M fcm A
rnmumm
1 FLIERS KILLED
Sanfordites Give
BOSTON. Oct 13. uP>—Lirut.
Ideas On Drafting Comm
T Randall Btlrr*. 31. o f
l*hilliW*l|>hta. ami hla radio man
18-20 Year Bovs, Rfrv m«Tnntl)' killed yratrrday
TeiephMM 148
H U O R IB ROSA COGBURN, Bodcty M l tor
(CaattaaN frtm Pag* Or>#)
firmed Ofrea
am in favor of l l r d raftin g
of IS to IP year old young men
•Social Calendar
etiag at Church A sm s ,
Prkt, MU* Norine
u d Mn. J,. H. Tlndel
it
a o o'clock.
♦ ItMethodist
Th# Mra'a Club of tho F ln t
Church will hold IU
monthly supper meeting at 7 :S0
• ‘deck pi Urn annai.
Captain
Woods ^ tho Halva lion Army
/. prill b* th* tpoaktr.
W ? Th* A tartan CUa* of tho F ln t
Baptist Church will
nolo
lt«
M l.in
•re nut into battle.** J
M r a ^ O , Chra#. J,. -urlD, U*
lire .
Roger
11.
young
men
b it
they
l*# arieijaatcif tiiiu m l for
» ha job. In this way oo douhl
there
E
lo roll rail with October led the panel rilacuidon. Heated
rvmlnder*.
Mrs. O. K. with Mr*. Curlett al tha sprakeri
chalrmnn, preridlng.
|tahlo and porticlpatlnc In Ih*
lot# Circle of tho Garden Club protram were: Mm. J. C.
! moot at th* homo of Mr*. Jr .t representative of the Garden
In Dtntfekier, lla*# Court at club on the Seminole County De-- - '
'*■ «“ Council; Mr*. Jame* kfcugh.
w p m p e w a a p w B m H t a ion. prerident, Sanford WontaaT
B U Y MORE BONDS I
Club; Mrt. Oulda Wllaon, Horn*
T T " ■Demonriratlon A een l; Mr*. F. E.
Iloumlllal,
chairman,
Sanford
■
'chapter American Hrd f'roaa, an.1
Mm. Harry
BARGAIN DAY
Double Program
TODAY
T nm bsionE
s lifflrlen tlv
fewer
and
lives
lust
nfi«*i
the
traineil
t*i
eatry
on
the h u ff t*«k of tui romt * war
torn world m * that tin *inm* mi*
take w ill not In* np**ai*d M-m,"
he concluded
II tm :M n to n* unlj jolrriU y
I itrp on the Rtarfer id my rar.
Krcinr turn, over O K. hut .ho
• en’t M cl.
more than two week* » t n time
In one of 4he*e hompy Army
S t I look tirujer the hood ju it s«
if I know w h «l‘» the matter. Tap
a few thing* with a wrench. While
l*ai ita n d iii* th ere, w o n d rtln g
what to do rtf it, a >oung soldier
•lop* alongside.
cam pa.** There*** a r-im m for h i'
tr a v rU : he kti vm iiinchiue rmu,
and moat of the raw m rn u t
nerver etiw one before tliey hit
camp.
H e love* iimehtne gun*,
too, bill what he’d love more »■»
a chance in rmflo
radio, after the war
If 1 knew
I c*mhl *et
CSartea Pntllrk, of ('Irveland,
Ohio, rhlrf engineer of the De
velopment Departmen.
of
the
General Kleetite fk>mpany,
ia
**Gol hey nlrmtit flxtd," I tayt.
i 1M be in bufiinr**
j
Pn*p*achiwt| boll*
M.\'mo*d mnii help?** he a*ka.
'Hut .till «he won’t itart-“
up my own ■•hop
\ i«*4i
f
pller* and n *|**«il »*f wn*-, and
li« ailn-g la * 1
“ 1-w‘kk h ie your carburetor‘ a
flooded." he Aayi "H ot * icte w
driver hand*
i t>i the grlrnl
Siijih....... - ihv,
I talk grandtv al«*nd lb.
rul etwaiting them, fitweii
M fum"anil “ slid t’ adw alhnlei " •i »1 nlli< i
1“ old** r In**111 ate* * ho will *li«»«i
Pav
Mra. Harry
lla.... .
iclumwl
laat nlftbt after *|»-ixlmK aoma
lima with hri huabaml vrio ia
■totlnrusi at the naral liaM In
Norfolk. Mr« llantrii ia ronnccled
with the Kva Ifiaa ileauty Shop.
] their «te**iHl year *|ilei»-i.*.
STRAIGHT FROM
u N E W YORK
n |irvp<wkt¥il Mi|ih. uni*4'* »i ’- i
I drewi Ptlrn in ftbilh w »*d
V
pretty blonde girl *mii» d ti ..e,
Jo f the (Illlk ehrrked lad* aiu I In
^ hot bluahea niithfre*t in> ,ur i.»n
ditinnUlg *V «te i«
W e're d* et« in *I-in .in
I Tomb*, Tea a* t* wh*-i»- ifo# v-*1-
J many
thing*.
mi hullu**
soldieri iiritl ot*o ic <t-i
( vnltmtarra
Word hae Inen received that
Herman Mnbllit mi, A«n nf Mra.
Bills
Herman Miihllrlori »hu la a . tn•
dent at Kidlnia rolli-ee. Ima been
made a member of tin- rhoir and
alao the a l a f f nf
th*
Rollina
"Handafior"
from ihen
1
j MAIhI, ihnn frwin nut .»i*o
pounds bratier^-aLralgltl uut U l
• ad teal sure of kltoaalf. Th*
Afm; « daae a let for Ckatllt.
Made a iw a uut of k l« —awd I
gaeaa Hat goea for lota af etkv
yooag fellow a, tea
Tha other day I read how toft*
fidka worry about tha aoldlari
havin' a fla t* o f boor MW l i d
then. Wall, after actin' CharlJa, I
don’t think thara'a much causa for
pe«Tpla to fret.
iy tl Ilk* Chart!# aays—" If joo
ran treat aa wltk gam sad aklya
• ad taaka. I gaeaa joa taa trust
u« «ilh a flaaa of beer « n la a
■ hike If » • happen to want eat.*
I
And [ know the beer Industry
i« *ii operating with the Army aad
the law enforeenieut uffleer* to BOO
that I*#*r Is sold In good, cJana,
Hu t ►
dreent plaeee
I nothing unite -*• «..|dii-io ,»nd •*
»*n■*k\
II**)
fa ir liN.ted aiKt uf famil
Ur. tnd iltmed If that aulilUr
• ain't ii*un( t harlle Jenklna fium
Ffm Street. I'.ed to be a timnd
ahi*ultfrrril t*J one of thoee litter
j hut a am. t,rar about. Ha, I i uu
■ uu lit n't Wni.n him a ft e r eia
■nun I he to the A im ) I'tlle e n
Ftt«a *h#re I alt. this reuatry's
never neen a flner, cleaner, betterfwhurd lot of Min than the oat#
im uniform today ... I’ m net worryIn' ilmaf 'i n !
m-o.
mI •
i ii
I ami more muivie *frt»-
Banquet To Be Given
For 0. E. S. leader
den Club. Mrt. Curlett, In deA lianoiiel honoring Mra Franflnlna "ynorale", pointed cut that eea
Keialin*
nf
Jarkaonvlle,
morale la "a «t»i* of mind".1Worthy Grand Malmn nf the Orik-r nf Kaeter Slai, will tie held
Wnlneaday al 0:30 o'elnek at the
\ nlilri hotel «t which lime fSe
Worthy Graml
1‘atrnn, R.
A.
Gray, of TallalAJiace. ia ecpralotl
to atten.1Mrt. Kelallnic will make hrr of
ficial vialt In Keminulo Chapter
No. 2. Onler of Faalern Stai immediate!*
lullmelnt.
the
banquet
a* the Mntnnh Hall
at
* <M
t'elock. Grand officer* from d if
ferent pert# of the (lefea are ■■«parted to attend.
P R O G R A M
r K U U IlA jn
lie
war U won we m»|n‘ tt ,n On-***
same young men v»ill ha%.* I«een
of
Mra. K. If. Tyler, Jr. him returned la Sanford to make her
h IL M. Papworth at 10:00 Leaher Introduced the. proream home while her hn-hand la in
Protram: New Hraaonal for the tU j: “ Garden Clobo In tervlce. She will nKam become
connecteil wilb
Aon'a
Miraeol
nllnf by Mr*. Ale* Vauthn. War Tim*". Mra. Endor Curletl
Beauty Shop
will
imrreceararilv
— ..........
hrolhet, Frank
1, Inglcy
run h f
Washington, |). C. nrrivetl yeatenlay to apend a week with her
parente, Mr. and Mm. J. \V. Hero,
l ; Lakr Onora
viiltin g lla
licit.
HILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
the war will lie won by >*niHg
men w*m can ■tand the rigm * o f
hard fighting
'*Theit, too, the world will U*
Sun
vialt
W. Doug-
Willlama
lerteR wltlt r a r M ilM . nahrhbor*.
M n. RlUa odrocotad Ih* l*ud**«Ing e f tint* aa wall aa moaey, and
uread th# raialnr of yradaco that
win II (ll4 lltelf. anch *a*New
Eaaland tpUach. whleh ia parilru.
laxly rich la Iron aad vitamin*.
Mrs. Bill* dbplared a variety #f
|m arrn>wn product* and home
. . _l
ukUti
hlch aka
ahanaaaarVAil
preserved
with
honey, feona ha* own bo*
Mf*e
Aa president o f th* Sanford
Woman's
Club,
Mr*.
Jam**
Manghton promised and urged the
fall eo-o »er*H ra w ith the Garden
ssiS E E zg a feZ
a f our clvlliana. M rt. Moughlon
reiterated Metoeteal Bata* to anj-
DATE DRESS
j
Velvet It la tho Hj m lifh l! II mahaa the!
perfect itteas foe falh
daytime and ovoaUf
p a n ic * T b it Naw
lVerb ereallow at M
trawa black valval baJ
S t Monka Chapter
Of Holy Cross Meets
Mra. Jcbn Tatum waa hoafets
to th* 8L Monica Chapter of th*
Holy Croea Church laat evenlnf
al her home on Oak Avenob.
Ia tha aboanca af Mayme Hero
llndfktn. Miaa Carol 8tonr con
ducted the meeting and spoke cn
“ U fa and Rellfion" taking her
text from th* Goapel accnnling
to SL Mark.
Plan* were made for th* nett
Irnue ad tha bulletin to be sent
ta th* Men in a*rvioo, alto far
th* ra n o f children o f nursery
school ar* to mother* can atlead th* I t i M o'clock eerrlc*.
Mr*. Mttthwd Babeotk Invited
the meeaher* to moot with her
neat naeath.
Befreahmente conalstlng of an
ice cream court* war* eervnt by
th* boat*** to th* following:
Mb#** Elkobo th Euprocbt, liarbar* Royrteh*. Can) 8too*. Dorta
Jackaoa. Marjori# June Burdick,
W k w U M U rtU , Kllnheth LefHer, Marjorie Cogburti, Mrs. A l
len l a it y . Mi*. Robert Paerre,
Mr*. M O M Babcock, Mra. Irv
ing F e t o b w V r a . A r . Davb and
fan* and lot*
-iM.lin* drink*
"Y ou itf men of Otia ayr are
fear tea S' and adyrnlurmip, mol it ia
MRS. JULIUS DINCFELLER ,
Tho fln t graaral maoUng of
Mite Stella Tojctlon of WaehSanford Garden Club waa Ington. I). C. la vieitlng her paheld on Friday evening at the rents, Mr. ami Mm. II. Q. TouchKpiacopal Pariah liouae# with ton# for aeveral day..
lira. 0. p. Hamdet}, prefldenl,
prwaldlng. IU r. Frank Pulley openGeorge Croat who I a i been IB
with pneaurndhia at Ft. McCelland, Ala. ia viiitinr hie mother
^
7 3 3 and father-in-law. Mr. and M rt
II. J. l*ehman.
T h ilJ . P C. will hav. cnaiito m m m bni Mrs. PhiUly# * * * • « * ! th# »#viii * iturin# th# afl#.- cempanM by Mv»- R. 0 . MeCsIL
noon at ih# flco Crow Hood.
Plana outlined (or Ui# fliral
- F ln t Fin# Arta Department of year were reported by th# (tandtba Woman’* Club will meet at In# eommlttra chairmen on BoonE;1B r.M. Mro. B. A. True, *»n- tlAcotlon, Conaorvallon, Ilortkuloral chairman, will »lrt a paper tur#, Cosrtooy, Hlfhway DevelopMl KIm Alfred in cdmeation and mrnt, VWtlnir flanlraa, Jr. GarnobOHr of tnduatry. Sent* anJ den*, and Public Itv. Mra. 8. C.
tbrir tlanUVaneo. Sponutr, Mn. Dlckeraon, chairman of th# GarU#orya It. McCall.
den Crater antmunerd her office
TUUBHDAY
horn to bo each PMunloy afler8:00 P.M. Wealeyan Service noon from f :00 -b:0l) P.M., at the
□slid wtll meet with Mr*. YV. T. Smith Fnrnltur# 8 lnre; aha InrilWooloy, 2834 Willow Avenue.
rd .not only ctuh member* hut
Mn. C. K. Carter will trarh a all resident* of Seminal# County
c)ae In Homo Nunlny at the!to avail themeelvo* of tho free
Grammar School from 2:00 to advita Riven there cm aoll analjr4:00 P.M.
I ala, peat control, nardcnlnc prob-
hi.:
good
my opinion unfit the hottlea of
hualacw# »> *' ru.nl n m t- tba
t i th* hour or Mr*. D. C.
MIS. M
E. Pud. BU at 8.00
o'clock. Co-hoftvrea, Mra. C. A.
ra Anderson, Jr. and
Mr*. A.
L.
▼ Barineau.
WEDNESDAY
Yarn wtll bo dl.tributod by
Two
whi-n thru navy plane plunged
high
into N'nrmg an»et I
l'fl> nrrti Warwick, It I
•Uteri.
First: FVdfr Meeting
lira. A. C. William, left
O f Garden
Club
Held; day for Savannah, (ja. to
- >— __
^: '
her daughter. Ilia. O
IN TO W N—
f o t our Brmftl fn rrfi, mil brlirvu
(h er should ho Crainrd inUn-ivr
i f fo r at least a fea r beftire they
Mr. Cheater Daniel* n tu n r i
talerday from * week'* tuslneaa
Ip to Miami.
a E. Franklin. Mt*> F.Hiabclh
Franklin and Mlsa Beatrice Gam
in llM n Cirri* o f th* ble (prat Sunday
*1
Silver
S id will meet j t
the Spring*.
i '
tbs. M. C. Bwlngla,
nolia A tm a* at >:30 A,
Mr*, Herbert Kusaell and (on,
rraber* *r* urgvd to at. Gerald,' of Crown Point, Ind.. 1*
vialt! ng S»r parents, Mr. and Mr*.
II. J. Lehman, and other relative*.
Fidelia Claaa
Church (rilTn
THE COOLEST SPOT
Have a
Mias Jean Harper I h |
Honored With Party
Ilonqring M tu Jean Harper on
Separate JnrkH
and Skirl - To Makr ;i Suit
JUST FOR Y O l !
HOLLYWOOD
It) IlfllllllN t'OONH
her birthday, a party waa giver
laat night by Mlsa Ltoroihy P.-j
H K AD INC K * ST. U A A , Oct.
old and Mlsa Valeri* Well. .. 18, ( IV W I Train typea, train
th* homo of the former in Pal tales:
metto Avenue, t>
T h * Labi* wo# rove red with u
linen cloth on whirh waa plarrn
a large birthday cake lent in
whit* and dororalrd with a bliili
day graatlng and yellow randl«carrying nut the llallow t'tn malif
Gam**, ringing and ilanciti*
w e n enjoyed throughout Ih* *vr
nlng.
Punch, and birthday cake wen-
served to th *' following guests:
Mlaaed Jean Harper, keytor guest.
Lola Batcher, Daria Kntimlngrr
Kathl iWk IrysM , Piggy Duncan.
Marjocto Joe**, Mary Reborn,
Hrien Stafford) Marjorie Hodges
They'ir n couple e f kids with
the furl linrriy off their tk ioil
The world's I heir private tysler,
and there’s n S-<-r[hy Smith (tram
In thru »>■•
Buck privates,
hmnllnu fur l.o r g ia to be para
chute Iroopr.
"N aw ,1* said one of them rumad Hni. "Naw. I never jumpo.1
bt ray life Iwfurr. But I got tick
a* what 1 war dotn back they*—
guardin' inlrranl Japs.
When
M k e ask me after the w a t what
r.d ld In It, I wanna say I was
right In I hr middle c f th* flghtla'
— not playin' nursemaid to a lot
af Nip*. . . ."
iTher*'* a privato over yonder
siteeli call hint Joe— who la full
o f trawl.
Jo* says h* Joined
up to lie ■ soldier hut to far
Meat of hi* life haa hgan sprat
art rails. From the coast ha1*
been to New York, lo Florida, to
Southern California, to th * atiddloW fflM fll w**L bock to th* coast, and non*
•a/aiy. bo’s bound for LouleIona. He's
evUHrat and rarrnlods aad good
baturrd. “ I’m used to It," ha
• A L L WOOL i ’ l.A II) M IX TU RES
• P L A IN WOOL T n MATCH
• M ASTE R PIE C E CREPE :i!>" u mIi
• V E L Y E T CORDCIJMY :«»"
• W OOL JERSEY AT
• SO LID R A Y O N JERSEY -M
• G A B A R D IN E
II
• P R IN T E D R A YO N JERSEY :St»"
• EM BROIDERED Cl 1A L L IS :ti»"
A contplclc color itHAorlmfitl:
Scnrlol — Hfigr> - Armniln limit n
Sululo llltli"
Violet — Him- .Slum
(JoM — Him k — Navy.
.SEWING NOTIONS
Buttons — Snnps — Thread — BeltinR
A ll Colors Zippers
Seam Binding
•Buttoriek Dress Patterns
N EW SH IPM E N t OF NEEDLES
k TnEE
(nil alien)
S IlA U PS A N D C U K W L
Sanford
-
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♦
M m MMfM
hdeirt Team Trounces NAVy
Navigators 13-8 In Softball Tilt
'A ( I t ran rally by th* Navy
»vlg tiers o f thr Hanford Naval
Ir D i m taken at tba u p t im
f. talk/ pitcher Erana in th«
Florida Gators
Scrimmage To
Meet Villanova
“
Second Place
By HARO LD C LASSEN
.
A i w l a l k praaa Sparta Writer
NEW YO R K , Oct. IJ, (S V
Sail -Park
' ' laat evening
Drown, only two y ea n away from
•roved too little and too lala to
tutoring a high school eleven, has
the best college football team la
Ihfaat • hard hitting Independent
G AINE SVILLE . Oct. 13. (Bpe Ihe opinion o f 91 aporta writers
In n i o
________
________
af m
Sanford
atari. The
score..
(•dependents 13, Navigators, 8. .ria lI — Morlda'i lighl-haarted Ca throughout tLc United States.
The Buckayrs, undefeated jn
T h ( IndapandenU started h illin g 1tors Monday went through
top second plate.
of three practices scheduled three
"i#T Evrnaon'a offerin g* In t h e "first
'
week in prenatation for their Georg is
T '14*
O vote* In tba A.
K g with alnglea by Kterle Ihla
l. Steele waa forced at Intersections! HU with Villanova elated IPraaa’ first weekly fating
of tha praosni season. •
at Phlladrlplia Friday.
t 1[alder* chcka by D.
Although Minnesota, which watt
The (Jatora cirar through their
who remained on first.
upset victory over Auburn lait first place In tha final polls o f
t pThan n ap cama awaiting Dock week
In fine shape and Kars evi both 1940 and 1941. yielded Its
Vtofuson and cleaned tha
thi baaea dence yraterday that they wer lofty position and skidded to 14th
with a homer.
In tha second ready for any and all Competitor*. place, tha B ig Ten conference do
pendente got
two
Wnlng tba Independents
«
The entire (quad drew praise minates with the Ohioans and
M r * runt. and In the third, Duck from Head Coach Tom Ucb for three other entries among the
..... J '..
»H another long homer, adding their showing. He mentioned In first ten.
Michigan, which baa lost only
I —t to tha fear run rally.
Three particular tha work o f two Ilnrs' mora Indapondrnt rune were scor men. Guard Floyd Konalaky and tn the Iowa Beahawka of Lieut.
'd In lha fourth inning, and a End Nick Klulkg. These players Col. Berfllo Bierman, la third with
tna tally in tha alith hy Duck wnrkrd nearly the rnllra M min- the rurpralng Illinois club fifth
ulra against Auburn and at Ihe am) Vtaconaln seventh.
'•rguaon.
Ohio Slate, with victories over
Forruson's epeedy shoots prov- laat wrrs still giving an s*X£*llent
account
of iSemsrlvs* by their Fort Knot, Indiana *nd Southern
too bnffllng fe r tha Navlgabruising blocks ami alert defen California, drew ZS first place
However, they took mora
votes. 20 second place tallies and
sive play.
to Evan'a offerings with
Florida's hopes are high for lha
CoUl Its Higgins and 8tenatrom, first time In many ysar*
fo r 83d
ye _ that one .i-nildona
_____
_ votes.
_______Each first
•ftachlng hand grounders good far of thcaa Galore will receive esc-i place ballots was 10 votes, each
■ttflPP, followed by wallops by (lonsl hnnon for their play Ihla I aecond, nine etc.
GrsonningsaUr, Evtraon. tiapp aeaeon.
The Buckeyes
grabbed
IBlh
•lid Branson, all good for alnglea
Although force! Indoor*. Coach place In the final ranking of 1941.
Wkkb addad_up to ati runa
l.ieb sent hi* chaigcs through
Georgia,
with
All-America
•nappy *lgn*l practice
in the Frankie Slnkwkh, still has bean
The Hcore
tl'sch ool gym, after giving them a good enough to subdue four opklnk* out of
or I ponents, sqneetlng by Kantncky,
3 1chance to lake the ktnka
3 1 their musclr* 1th a brief c*let-1 7 to <1, In the opener and then
measuring Jacksonville naval sir
ojthcnks drill
Altman. 2b
product o f German station. Furman and Mississippi
Knneuky
Porgu»on. p
Township high in New Kalem, |'a . |university •
Peony, If
ha* been rsmnl to captain thr
The Bulldog*, on* of th* fa) ct1»o, rf
i Gators befme his home n*alr fans i vnrllea for th* Southeastern con(eWhorter. <f
I in I I * Villanov* contest
I frrenc* tills, drew 12 first place
lervtng. lb
----------------------------designations, I I for second, nln*
i
• Unlaw, c
£ 7 Inna, lb
in'-'.,
Fdwin Teale In
Photographer
Of
„
,,
_
A p
CalHna. c
ns, as
trom. If
sr
lb
pals, lb
2b
SSJ.’i.
5
2 5 ; * rp
Evsnion,
■wig gum,
K
T?i*lr
Michigan also collected 12 first
.
place tallica and 41S votes for
S m a ll
In H C C tH M H rd while Alabama, which Is ex11-ecterl to dispute Oeorgia’a right
H
^tn (he Dixie honors wax fourth
I
Br IIOBKKT COOI.
j * lb 10 and SM.
I
Wide Wiirbt Feature* Writer
T»i
IIA l.littIN . I, I Oct 13.
H IG H W A Y A P P R O V A L
oimnst of his nelghlnrs hMwIn Way
l*K LAN D , Oct. IS, (Spatial)
I I Teale Is known as the man wh«
—
Th*
west end of Blots Road
J|ran sr-*ni| r solid day In n Innlj» c r r field wilhnul 111 Iwlng on ■ 21 between DcLand and Daytona
ft |picnic, or (21 apparently doing * Beach ha* l-**n certified by the
j |strokr in wort
I War Production Board a* *n ac
him res* road and Is allgibl* for con
j , Hcienlisla, hi-we*rr.
call
„ ‘ the American Fabre" ami
••ert structlon materials normally fnol[,y government
govrrnm m t agenda
agencies.
DlvlI | tl at hi collection of ir-.cnu* ph.i_,nn
"7 en hy
I, D
1
Ingraphs of
Insect* most
" f sion Engln**r W. D. Levsllle of
them taken in rl • same two art
the Htata Road Department head
field
is an tr-it-miant contrihu quarters said han Monday
lion tn Knlnmnlngv Edwin Train
himself insists that he', jusl an
amateur who managrd to make * ilu looks like a former alhlet*
nut at all Ilka ons's conception of
hobby bay
“ In the Indrt of the World Al- » "hug expert"—he taa become
manut." \r
*nys
regrrtlull). *'■ authority on InsKt Ilfs and
"only a single Imm refrr* to lha an Indtfatlgabla photographer.
'TiS.OOO speeir* of Insect* which
He can laugh over hi* own en
are fellow.dwellrn on nur planet. thusiasm. but four books bars
It Is: Insert Strings. F lrit aid opened the eyes o f thousands to
y nsw universe beneath th*tr feat,
treatment for "
Though nut averse In slapping Ills camera has provpdi t that
i i a l tba
a mosquito. Teale has devoted sis liny occupants o f bough and leaf
rear* In Improving lha world's sr* both photogenic and fasdnat-'
opinion of Insects A large man
Navigator*
K
' ,o
r lhlr
t1 *n
‘* ,B494.
1oT
Inlal
vote
was
Wayrnac. If
O nanlngsaler.
f
(
(OLE COUNTY
)URT RECORDS
WAMMA^TI IU3rn«
■eh
* '« T*. IClipitm .,
IM # t OonoptKj
I ie k o b *
lU lnKllar, JulU Jour* Fl
to dual* i lines Ntirlnu
r. J iriS l& S lS : ‘mm.
Ok*ri(f •amlnol* Coaaty.
(Oftlatsl •**!>
"T b a Love* o f Edgar Allah P oe" starring Linda Darnell and
John Sheppard will be part o f n doable-bill bargain-day program at
the RIU, today.
VALUABLE OFFICE*
CAM P BLAND ING , OcL
13,
<Special)— Nothing of value la
escaping Lha
tha ays
aye of Ucut.
Lieut. James
W. Begble, J r , Camp Blandtng
Quartermaster salvage officer.
Besides many other uses for the
quartermaster
bakery's
flour
sack*, ha U now using *oma as
cconomkal seat covers
on
his
■Jeep".
W ORKERS NEEDED
M IAMI, Oct. 13. Wh— Stn-.sln
a "desperate" need for agrlcul
turn! workers of both sexes, bol
whites,and negroes, to nave Dade
County’s Winter crops. James Cal
lahan, manager o f ihe U. H. Em
ployment Bervlce here, announced
a two-day campaign, beginning to
day, to register potential farm
workers In every pnslafflce and
sub-poitofflee fn-m Florida City
to 0)us.
aoaa a i t i t a r u j u u t
HAM M
a a a i a r r . ( a im . a t TATSfi
j
T h and earh at )iu are hrrrttj [
Befitted and required
p r*»n i|
ear rlalaie end demaade which I
fee er either o f roe. mar hare
atel net the eetale of C. U. tillchelL deeaaeed, let. of eald fou etr.
le the Cwaatr f t d r t of (Umlaoi*
Coaaty. Florid*, el hta •-litre la
lha eoorl hone, o f eald County at
Sanford, Florida. within eight cal
endar nwnthe front the lime o f the
f leal puhllratlon of Ihla outlrr.
Kach claim or demand ahall be In
arlllaa, and ahall atate the place
of reatdewre ana poet ofrico addreaa or the claimant, and ahall
he aworn to br the claimant. Ihelr;
agent, or attorney, and anp euch|
• film or demand not no filed ahall •
he cold.
AflDIB D. MITCMEL4*
Ae administrator of the
Kalata of
<*. M. Mitchell, deceaaed
Fli*i
rtiet pahllrallea VrL nth. m i
the money you nave on
Our expert
cleaners
will
make
your oltl dresses like
now I
It's
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Classified Advertisements
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T h e Ch r is tia n Science »Mo nitor
^
your closet . . . with
To Ik*
Sheriff at
Ktmlnols
County, o f Ihs Stile of Florida:
Ha it Known, Thnt I. it. A.
Sacrntarr af Slat* of iksi
The estimated number o f dally OKAY,
Stain nl riorlda, do ktrnby glen
is t a
wurkrr* and visitors at Rocks- notice lthat
FOR SALK
O k s x t u ■LRcrio’s
feller Center In New
York ta
III ba held In Pasalanla Coaaty.
111,000, or mora tkan lha popula Plata o f norm *, on Tuns day m i l OR R E N T ; 20 acre* wall tUed
and watered choke land on
tion o f all but d l cities in the succ**dtag th* tin t Munday In
N srsaM r, A. D. HAS. lb * sal*
United Hla ter.
Dsardall, Oatncron City.
Sc.
Tuswtay using Ik*
growing
cover crop.
W. L
THIRD DAY OP ROVRMRKR
Healey. ,
For H*pr***ntallv* In Con grass,
nut* Of Florida at large. In Iks
P
A
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4 rear old Tennessee
IU**nly-*lgklk Congress vt Iks
United Pint**.
horse mulre. B. E- Aiken A
For lloprssssISIIv* sf lbs Flflk
Bon. Phone 449-W or 82T-M.
Canarssilonsl District sf tbs nisi*
is t h i : i ni n t n r T int i o n M Jl uni*, SIIMIVOLH (Xlt'M. of Florid*, In Iks Ssssnlr-ol*Mk
A
ll
bind* o f plants now ready
Long too* of Ik* United ptslss
r t . - M i l : o r PLONIUA.
for
your
V ktory 1 Garden.
For Tkroo Jnsllrts of Ifco Sni\ h i : t i i i : i.sTA Tti o r
prsrno Court of Iho Plata of Flo.
IV I'HIIIIATI'Charleston W akefkld and Co
liv s it v >' 111:|rjr:it.
penhagen
Cabbage.
Chinese
1«» %l-l. \%im >«8 i r
MAi rowFor Tw o (Ullroed Commlsalousrs
Cabbage, Ga. Collardt. tomatoes,
! rl Iks Plats of Florida.
i »:!HS i
Lettuce,
Onions,
Broccoli,
PenSi. Hi# ia ll rf r Dy
lltPO
Far Twu Msmbsrs o( Ihn Itauss
lha!
Use 1* n ll i l#iif f r ha« filed liar ol luproeeslatlvse of lha Plst* of
_____ Baal*.
E gfplsnt,
Bsata. J. W.
fllsal 4PIM.(1 «■ K irru lrli of lha Florida.
x u rMonro*, Pbona 19.
M l ll F a.f llriiri
I’, U«lfrr, d»*
For Flee County Commlsalonsr*
■1 Ih«l »hr haa fll#«| Itar
Fur T%r*o Mem l-sra of
Iks Electrical equipment:
Holpolnt
1Ills.4, fs.r Mfsul ill*t'liar|i and lhai Caualy Hoard of Fubllo In.true
StoT*. eslrod units,
llotpoint
ph*» M111 « !*$•*> *•* th* Honorable’ (Ion.
Water
Heater;
seven
months
;n u* ir<ir#. I ••only Judf*
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Of
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rntmir. FIcirMa on lilt (allowing Jusllro Dlalrtets. Vis:
ICth da? Mf .••.vimiMf *1912. tvt
D. c-o Herald.
•n l --r »amr and’ fun final
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BPEC1AL:
3 portrait* of your
• r Mr fif> »' llv lit f, d K fU td ,
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N e v e r a Dull Moment I
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9
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lo solicit anti collect Irvdi
Industrial
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%
WOMEN cam <18.00 dot. sewing
dresses home, cut material*,
trimmings
turnished.
Com
PIANO , ran be *c*n In Sanford.
plcta instruction*.
Kxp*rtrnr<'£
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unnecessary.
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1 rats dead
FOR R E N T — ,
20 acre catary farm on
East
Cameron A va, all tilril. goo<t
condition with or
without
4
room houea. E. B. Blows, 1010
Oak 61, Jackaonvllla.
JACK'S DEW
DROP INN
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SEE T H IS oka house.
Avenue.
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
vo lu m e
X X X IV .
E a U b IL ih e d In 190H
R A N F O R I).
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One Section
Ships Sunk lsl
Raised To 79j
*In Stalingrad
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----- ~
M. 1912.
...
W A A C and A TS Chiefs Meet
6 Japanese Warships
Destroyed In 30-1
Minute Rattle In;
Solomon I s l a n d s !
Reports Say Russian
Armies Are Taking
Offensive Around
Volga
Metropolis
(By Associated Praia)
Berlin announced today that
Heinrich Hlaiwler, chief of
Hltler’a dreaded geatapo, la
la Roroa far a prlrata vlalt
aa tha gw—t e f tha Fanclat
gavereroent bat report* of
Genaaa*Italian friction saggrated thla might to roar*
than a aortal call.
Then*
repot ta
Indicated
alraagly that Carman auaplclon of Italy'a a l tiled,. toward
the United State* I* the
aoarct ef the trouble.
F L O R ID A ,
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D/ ' F r ).V lckL- t , r °.W n
A ft-oolitlcd
M
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M i l E R 37.
Ro A. F. Credited With
17 More Axis Raiders
Streaming Over Malta
Ii1
Allied ltomhers Hit
Tobruk. Kgypt And
Pound Knem> On
Coast
O f Africa
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First M eeting Of Service M en’s
Club Hostessesj Will Be T hursdiv
Hauer Kn lists In /
Since Hitler boa.ted la.t month I -bool* with enrollment* between
. . . of. n.
. . wai ,n
the fall
Htallngrad
... 500 and .turn
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renewed inn.I idfi-nMVe in tin
[ <tIni l ■1*1*4v
Thla atonal h..n.-r w *» conferred|s<il |ni iii> uni, a
,,, „
that Saul •
by the National Scholaitlc ' «•»* nav,l ,..r . ht, f ju-i
irturne.l
Ova <rt ,»"*!
^ra*•-*t fl*g!M■4
Aaaarlatian frltic a l Service, an.1 j
tt„.
arm Hat
w rltot ■f l ho Muu.f Ikuli i dii . T IcC'e
•t«*‘*'l||i|f I H
waa adjudged on a lw »i* of ar
|,„|,|
Solomon, and - » ii- Sg-f ft
( M|)||tatt nt It ■ M .I-;
• l.to I
tittle
appearance,
photography, |al)lj "
' . ..|,a A ' ■> o I
111
« IM l Mall t u i ........ to
• • L»
malarial ,|uallt>. and financial j Thr nr to lam! drive, which ■•<»*• ( s s**\.*| R, » m m ) *»t
**i >* .i* ana
* .1
,fw rin ,, -i
\-,dr f« • ii
........ - • «• "l IV
n d in an editorial aenpe Lir«frd
in
itr*,nglh«,ning
Ihw, tit* LriruiTB mat., (m t i Ui *, rhiI
•
, lit* ' *
I*'ft f.
•»- l*.t i ' •hiv - f'i * - Fil l* * rtf**! "111|Mil*' * F , ’
fo r special pages drvotad to ai!-j Ain »rn an i-MUions,
i lr .
W . 1! \1e.1 II tfa. .
,1 1
n * i mat. iti
»H-I
’ m in litrati n, clas* organitatum s panic*I bv « * v a * r n lfm *
ioday.
F•
Mr\ » \l .»g»,t l*rt»
* .411III II
Vb Hti.tct sl.it
“ In tha Stalingrad arc* Ojr ,nd acttoille*. «h o o l life and d*Wn— arn*l thru>t« wb,
*I
IIto *-rt *r «nd * ileft t i
M Mo
AFll c * d.F, r 1»*fr»FFii|Fi*F V ‘
11 >I b»t*liF"P
troop* rrcapturwd potllloni which' Athlotlc». Mr McKay said.
I
Japanese two « niurr
F t•*'1,
1 M
F, *ti, .
1.4 F, » »
9Iflfa Mfa
W.-l h
thay had loat th# day before ini
Mr
McKay quoted a letter 1 »*«■«!.
of n .m Cdown * the I'M rt -no* II .H,
i ' ■ "le
U -wl
f ,M» Sir ♦, f in m s
Hi i
iL. |.« tl
1“ > i '
IU>» r *
c-n# diilrict o f th# town,”
the f rom the Service; ’’Congratulation-! ‘ 7 *
w'»rn l* il * ' r r
,
r * *a •(• ka a 1
' • ,1ft* i * l *
\atI' M V
high conamand i*l.| in It. only on your A )| American Rating I
*K" 1 ‘,n'T,n. I" " 1
..... if i 1 toor i
thr . |.d
mention of Infantry activity in- ,, ,
.U.iind honor for a book' J"E. ,n>op « * “ » ' " * *
Ii
. u . 1 k|*a V n ln ritv
•
.
.
'
* • .*
I Those attacks were c..»n 1 *» t1.11 \\ irli in
tor11J * hpi •
Volga city.
to W listctl aa cn« of the -u I
11
1
1
(4
lb'
. of thr >r
in.! d
Thu. lb# .nfceblr,! burnt " H Iwrior book* lilted In the N .tio m l
Artier lean task fore** *«f ii 'i
1 .4,1
ill
1- - idfa
JOthrr
1
I'tl
11pip
German attock. Monday a to p - , £ hot..tlc I’rr** AaMMtotton <>.t- anti drat royrrs in lr fr r i«t*'*l Ii ii VVr*t H r*t St i «« f nn.i U lu
1
l -.1 » - i ,i
Pn aa a flaah In the pan tnatgw*!,
,
rThla
u . ».____
1
I the* H . - ■
honor —....
repr**- JaD fleet unit and puuhiLd i\
l* * prrarnt •11 a
1' F
.4* 1 , 1 F lo Jtolv \
of the Indicate,! resumption of fcrml 8 ,r 7 * r
Two
S 4 1
| Husiiie*a iiih I rmiin it iuiini ,
. .1 f. | l.toldl. t'lfa hto .
full acala e ffo rt* to complete (he arnU rral ichierentm t on tho pa*i <!eleal*
v ll t Ait St fit ion '.v ill t,ik« pa ptt H< ' III-.*
of
thoae
m
ponslbl#
fer
Ita
pr»»Today*#
two
Navy
curmnuniquc
will
emitlmil’
usinil,
ttc*uiilm
nonquett o f Stalingrad by direct
*m
Htollftllotd. F
•11 4 ! |np toh\ H
thr -.kit a
1I4« f
durtlnn. Aa one of th# Ikast. ynt’r brought the
scorr of dr*tr h In Mrs It ii ii«' r « Hu Hh>
a**aulw
1 r1,
«' 111%41g- *
f easr- *L-•
• ,« t, it nding >j
dti
ei
I
ion
id
t
fir
i
MiTipiif
>
tlon
for
the
two
actionlo
txMik
is
placrd
in
owr
N
S.T
A
^
Th* lata communique and tuptiim* i
P thr N iivv
HIi Japanese shi| n * uhL ( hih
M i and Mr - llnin » tilth " jii'
nlemenlary front raport« aaid the loan sanric#, and will l»r w m »tid
Ih..1.4 I -if *4H
four
ilt'H -iu i' till liiriil, 11■>Li111 n |<i* fa*
t-* i
.German* now war* on the defen- •tudlsMl by humtr#<ia of prr*o'is heavy cnji*er.
i 11 p*ir ti »1
Ing Mi
nimI Ihidli’ v ••in* ti'Hi .ill
am! a tran i^irtl
'•Ira at 8 talingrad and on both during th# y#ar."
•• >rnt old t., ..
t ,gM.,
One Jap drslmyer |ii"Hf»Hl\
■ Inga of tha Caucaau* front, nn
Supt. T. W. l*awton slain! thwt (
............. it..*.
which wlntar had clamped Ha h# « n delights! with th# hi no'| *urk
and H"
* ™i* rv i- * i*
Three Jap cruisers d-lfiui (.' i 11
first numbing grip.
conferred on ftalmaaundf, its rth
• M■ Sh*»,......
•rf tI'm in
Significance oi the change In the tor I>«>!4| Gatrbel. am! those ■m one, ami f*is»lbly tto
i. f..f i t n , i•
rippled
luiil
knockr^l
out
>
>
f
n
*
■lluation On th# lower Soviet dents am! membera of the farulth
M H“»" Id.
Hot'
“ Thi
ft IJ "<| ip*tftl . «i •
front, th* praambla to thr mid
who made ita production jhisri
Thua, the toll m fhcti'l up tl»*• till “i-v .• l
pri*tin» I"
• Hft OHMU of tn« ii
night communique aaid merely
Japanese waa ]Q warsl ip- ai»!
Kf I«*f « ga-*i4 t,i 1
that “ no change* took place or blr,
Urn i a*
*on
i an a fiord, i Vrn
MSoma ptopla aeem to think that auxiliaries sunk or tlaniagrd in a
tha front*"— for tha Grit time
amt
•Ini ft after p.i thfiuirii 11
■oi l «
hours each
th#
time
and
coat
o
f
preduring
I
our-day
period.
d I*
In week* failing to report big
fill
h\ 11,4 ! a v i Lit if*
week,” hr
Hirludn!
A ill Uni ion till tin* |Mi«*ilii!
an
annual
of
this
type
la
a
little
Blit
the
biggest
blow
of
all
bias
ir
id
•cala hoetllltiea In apaelfled area#
•d .J «%ml mg ii 1* ir ,in*i
aaid
Mr.
leawlon struck about midnight Sunday ties of having night rln*
Ruaaian and German cannon excessive.”
*- .it |»r#B4nt
th#
H
*-t|
Crus*
Surgicnl
I»rr»-i
^ ig jjin H C a s e S h o w s ,
rtlll dotting' <rr*r Stalingrad, the “ However, educator# are cgjivble when th# American task lore* U iim 1»#lng romlti* trt! »n th** S"
• l"M
, "a* gftnii- m l
•
fore t id
Jap
I Igh command aaid. Red arror ed that th# thoaght and wnrk Intercrptad
fo r f ’ r a m i n c r S r hmi )
Iiolrr t
N
e
w
D
e
v
e
lo
p
m
e
n
t
s
it
of
I*..
crjiaen
,
destroyer#
and
trar»»
•
arUIlaryjntn war* credited with devote! by tha ttodent* to this
.• .... ii
flirrctlon of th* Hrtmuol* t mu
f ft*' * roil* f
knocking oat thr— Carman tanka, book ha* dlitlncG*# education.)I
apparontly b#m on landing * h»|»t#r of Pi*
.1 id
A m n iciin
M. *« lit
H t - I I I M . I " ',
Il-I
II
throaftrtitiary and IS trench mor value
It Inproaa— th* atudenl*i “ r« r f l» “ , reln/orcc.nmt
„ti ( run toith Mi * If If PiijMf
Ii vel
— An A i»n ifuit
h>drraU*>n
•
,
I
to
lit*
*.
tar Opterlea, and 10 enemy field .with
l i b Ith*
k * ncceaaJty
--- —
l*—
* rtf olining
RVnfV
•
uUW4l
CaOaL
t He
f doing ever)
l ab-f
1 lilliidt, r
ilivr i, li'u!|,'k
Thia major landing atl.n ift chargr, to»s hrl.l ijurioir thr !»"
1 Id* I
olfa’ • >
•nun'll
thing to tho beat o f their ability
Inc*s mrrtinir " f thr Pilot f i •• |hi i ah -llnf'
0!
r
M
ali!nn
'
m
>
i1
1
*
hr
ii
f
'
i
,
w*»
promptly
amaihed
in
i™
rh«|„
Soviet guanbroeS attacked Car and ai ntarly perfect a* powiblr
Mile*
* '■t f m " k* 11i' ! I ■
the iw lfrat and mo*t lethal .u.glc Iasi night In ll r rrrrplnm rt- • rimim i-oi'fi
man forward poattiona northwaet
f. i for
V*
"Thl* principle la one of the blow ever delivered l y A inn lean of t’i# riiuFF. in ufilrr th.ul mi* ’
Hlgtn • -hi) *> i'.in
o f Stalingrad, tha official bulletin
I
•
I
,
•
A t;,
rt Hi I h fa
beat guarantee* o f meet** in any e a n h lp i
during
a
til mmuir #t* of th# cliih t-fhi lit w11 A'iit| rt" t Nr w. i ir Iran* -*a-1-1 i*« I rugl1
aaid, aad "sraaaad tha Carman*
'
•
1
,
■
,
famed
* 1.1 in 11tii-r. " 1
if
a•«ist in thr toor k
had u' im.I" f • d in I nr filial i<"
back aomawhat." They alto de- profemalon or vocation In life.'* period.
'
' >
* . 1 .i for
Mrs. J <
Milthrll, <Huii man a itattling i , « t
hi. h II .<■ .1,1
,H''"
lt*„,-i,“ ljl, i
K a l i a n I n s s e s In
ttrojrd on* aatl-toak gun, IS concluded Mr. Lawton.
I 1F 1
Mnd.«y aril
of
11
1#
sale
o
f
War
R
ohi
I
r
m
I
rrvcv . . . . 1 1 1
t „ l lb- ...... .
f
The following War* member*
I'll
■1t in <r mill
Stamps for th# Pilot Club, n<
Sliijis R e p o r t e d l l i i rh
•'l.ail*-. t
t| irin „lli
i-miiiM I , .
■ i lb,-if ■l,-vt,,.r
o f th* 1941 “ B ally" ata ff; David
toH—
'
f"
I*'
i
'
- far oil Hit I
nounctn! that
during U r
pa t fm thi roiiifHilt*’4
and ( hmii ,
| m ih 'I ip p nny u**’ >»f Mijdirtfa
I
i r' f i ............... m ii***
ilong th*
Carman M. Gatctol. editor; Patty Hodgr,
mont
h
mrmlirra
ha
v#
suit
I
n
n
r
Holt
Boss.
AM
fpprrspntattv#
mun
m
rnihrrtn
the
State
Sm
Winifred Lovatl, A ll— Temple.
i it \ i iUK o.-t it
l*. t » ,,
aa > * • * Taroal
* *" id- 1 '
i iii'frifa ofte
i r i d -44hit*
$12,000 w otlh, ft toas ifcridrd to foi Foiitherr* Stairs
•«»»*
lh< lltl J1(. ( tll p|ril.r |)r.itoAn1 nni«
i ^ u t s a i T u S - C i T o W ork 6-Day Week continue
j «, ■1f i h,- \l, i, |,,,,ii Mi,111
' " I I"! OI......I Ft! ,1< IliiOl 4 on
with th# program with Usttmony tnk.n h> thi nmirnit , Xs
r,|h ou n count)
I ’ nlil u. I ,,-,,l*l,i mi,, lb ,
I,,
11
,.I>
I,,i*
I
n _ —
,
par,
ataoclato *d Ito n ;
Nancy I
— — —
H
id
"i"i
-III
d
\
k
I
,
#
|
I
|
a
111 Tobootha bring m ointalnnl at tho
te# hrr# » a.I not come to light
* real re *|t|H>r|i..r,in#i.t ...
knock ed out
of
•nf I ta I i i ik Ion I,*,i hi ! ii, fa ir ,,f heavy
W L B W ill N o t
DIghton. bmln—* manager; Kalb I C IN C IN N A T I, Oct. 14. I'D — Bit# Theater n ig !1 1v and in Y n »
proceedlngr l-rion varin »s Port f , Hi * i * o f pojmlHth n, I »!■* iv
* d daitiagi-d or *i *’d
i d huh * utat* ant* rtiritaft ftro
Ford W o rk e n Wflges^ >r<M 8l>«M « r i Sari j m u r and Th*
UBitod Min* Worker* of Am rIPa Store on Hntunlay aftcrn*H»n gresiirifial rnmndttjw*' tohusi- r*
,*11ie*t art ion. mi
t f *i in I i( i - mi
« in in v i .c ii11-r * tohirh
,il ftaftium f«»r adiling any in**r*’
Suaan Klrtlay, advartlalnr mana- ■rka agreed today to work a and tvrning.
Cords toerr mmli nvallahli tn t n Si nut of
today
•hntoid
1 !•• • fait*;* o.i i the tar*
aaid Sen Miiuihol.ti i
n n ; Gladjra Pippin and Cliffonl ito-day w—k, and aaked the gov
A report w r i given by Mh » A FI trrtiut
!
I
iiitnl
\nll>iF4%
I'.t
feri iiig to No. f* (iii thi" •'•!
Procter, anapahot editor*; Ellia- ernment to co-op*rata with (hem Maud# Ramsey on th# meeting
idVlNMI t**o* f foot t
I Ih- i-.nl
l» VI It* it t <ti
I rail*
with olHer
club*
totb Vaughn aad K lr tr Fit*, on transportation, price*, prinrl- held Jointly
I
t!n the last lhri"r amrmlitienl
IFIMU. toIt it | ’l(H1mt*
* ii.ir !'f r "inimnii-i -• aid medium
apert* (dlterai Marjorta Newman. tlea an mining aqulpmmt and throughout th# atatr In [>a)ioroi
,
on
I
In
list.
Hen
Hmjshohlrr
dr
■
4
M
1
liil
l.oml**Hft -DiMvl
A
|-af tn ulariy
Beach recently. Th# business »f*- Local Roy Scouts To
Bill Brmaaa, Martha Wight and •■ l
rlured h im self nirirtohnt n n itra)
Liigt'* faiiftolrtii f-r* at Tobruk
Stall* Touch ton, rl reflation roanronvanUon acropicd Ih*
saving ' 'ip to the voter to d*
Siiiidav tin'll! an.., .it I|K-r taiiiiirr*
iiTVVm/tK*’’*"1
ovrr
b
T
M
,*
'H
ave
Court
O
f
Honor,
a r m : UaraUa Dutton aad Billy comnltUato n —mmandall, n for
| rale ” _ if#
was inlrottun-l !»y
| 4 dir** " hit on nn enemy
An n ojn ccm ent « a i inadr that
a 41-hour weak a* raqueated by
Homes May Re Taken -V.'Ti'.V
,
Awards Will be made t« llu ) ' i * P Merni*«u.
•y#f
<«ul‘ - » **tUi *if IkrrOalld Fuel* Co-ordlnator lekt* Ih* Oct. k7 m— ting will bv hrld Scouts toho hav# advanced in i
A *tnkif»g llntkaii mr redact|{r|i.trts on th# State Kitoaiu* •
..— far th* remaining contract period at tha camp o f Or. C. L Park mi rank and who di-aerve merit badge. |r„ nvrlltl„ n , t JBrk .„ nvillc »r«.- For Defense Workers mun to®* "ti#* » \a*1 hi ! In* ita in#
Laka Minnie.
Thrr* wrrr
Mia* ending n o t Mar. 1.
air in ■11
member* prr—nt at la»t night'i ■t the Seminole County !l«y Seoul. rn t)y r j Hand.ll, G I> \V„it , .. . u ll...
utvl*.
Uvri (he Lind
fighting
area
Court of Honor Tburoday evening '
an' , y r M n k s h m m „
j , , , [, I M k S IIIM .T tiS
>. t
meeting.
l it Ii ecovv nr
er run
rut
filin’
fit I ihIJs
my h -■i ned It "l*« rut ion* to-m t i'poi in i u« «inalt
at 7:30 o‘ch-rk In t'ta Junior HIK)> J ink In* presented lln-mld K «it n « r lit
I
nm\
mw\
have
to
ti»
ri'PtiFl
resort
P*
I
tiillff
in
ih
.
scale
t eng run far fig! tera shol
School Ainlitorlum. th* county n nrw member with Kiwanl* curl
mill
* ommanderring
**i
private til' the crttrnv mil and rood tran#*
«?
h! fornmandeertng
Council announced thla morning.
I*ar»nt« a rut relatives of lluy ami pin. Gu#«ta w#r« C. II. Mr luiildmg* lit hgu»« to nr workers iu»rl alung the 4*m»-\ noil Axis #n*
aeii»u»
huu*inif raimimentfe
Scout* and pertona Internti," In Nulty. and Julius Dingfeldvr. Kd Kiir»ppififf n
announced
that
” l*adlr* shortage,
John
ll
11Issrulf *i ril,
— 't t —
,
Allnd heavy and medium bomb*
•routing may attend the honor Lane
Night”
wculd
be
held
Tue*
Oft
Sousing
administrator,
»«iti
the rfa ugMin rttlnekn! Tnhruk's shipcour..
W ASHINGTON, Oct. 14, M l 2? at this Episcopal Pariah Mouse littvrrtiriienl would o ffe r to lease ping am! imrUtr farllitirs last
D^JriUag T T 'l i ^ t o aa1\'h* f l i t
President E. C. Ilirp v r prfild nl home* unit buildings loi v» hi w ork right Bomba hurst on th# main
ndtar W tha Cartkfaeaa,’ th* Kay Attorney General Blddla dl*clo»FRENCH WARNED AGAIN
•d today c«pi— of hla Columt.ua
ers but If lull* did prove mil** jetties, fir# broke out in th# dock
quale. “ rummantlecHnif. billeting area and a direct hit waa scortd
Day addrvaa fat which It announcLONDON, Oct 14. MO—The
nfiij other dcvlica would be used.” on a »mall v#aa#L
rd that <00,000 vnnaturalltrd Drltlah Mroadcaatlnf corporation
Near FI
Data,
anti-aircraft
Italian* allana la thla country n a broadcast directed at Franca
and ararchligl t
twiltlon# wart
would to remevad from tha claa* aid today that It waa Important
tombed, and night fighters shot
’enemy allana’* are tow “ aa nerar U fora" for rrary
uu transport vehicle# In th# vi
now on Italy from Franchman to be prepared for
cinity.
Other raid# w#rv mad# on
)p*ration* by tha . Allied
air
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14. (JP>KLOHIDA--1.IUI* Irmpcratur* Salum and along the coait.
forett. Navi— and Arm lea.
Tht • Commerce
Department change
tonight, pom41My light
Thla we* tha third inch warn- cracked down on rumor* today of
More than 10.000,000 pc
* * to to broadcaat “ on behalf o f a ahortaf* 1ft leather shoe*. The driiile near —it central and
1n'i - -
rvliable, the Itu ..i«n i iren.nl U.
hae* Improecil their pn*ltlon.
Ruulan troopi, wre*tlng the
initiative from thr tierman* in
key rector* of the now wintry
ir.ulhem front, recaptured 1a*t
petition* In Stalingrad yu lerd ay
aad eut a n*w g »»h tn the N atl
^ y p u th w n u ^ i
MpHli
9
Army an earlier communique sal
Glenn
......
f.
H rh«>
.
announced
h Marine*
' t.o, Him. l,|
i
On thr Art l -»\ fr*iti« rn-fre
ll 4to IPO H A L h«im hr i » at
14<l. r*l i lir im jn U ti*ia ( and
1Hr N 44j 11 lllwr il Kri| rn r i
•11fahi
dltl Church of Ua.hlngton. IV
American f l c l
........
rclurn.
W
I ,, was Uppdintrtl l haplltn o f Jinu to thr itnlTip Ilf 1F,e* Sdilomttn*, I
the Unitnl State* Senate
. ank * J u ji.y -r Kr.e t eruiser.
(By A iw la t,* e m u
lute* lb
/eharneyj f,,yr ilr*tin\i t* sueI u tfitii|Hiil 1
Marshal Tim oshenko'* R od!
'*
'tim ing « fierce *«* muiite i-illlffl
arm ies w ere reportwl today i ' hlU
______ l ! intiav * iif I * in pi-r list* the btg
tn
Innvp
d
riv e n
tw n
neu* *___________
to have
driven
tw
o new
|iie*t Ring if* blow t*eln **r f*l ag«in«t
wedges in to the 10-mllo Gert‘ie enemy flr**t tbrt* the Navy
ili«lu »rtl In*! Iiighl
,
man barrier northwest of A a b m i m i n f l i l e
Navy
un«l
Mwfim- tof|tc»loi
Stalingrad, while Inside the ^ a i C U I i a g J 1 1 U I 13
tarn Jrnrt Knox (left).
ritntrolUr •«1 Ih*’ Mr»i •
] plane* sin! rfivr |mtnb*-i
ITT*-**led «1 W fl'lttl'4 !• . |> •
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u i^ r r lp
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atreet yielded to the N a z is !A W d r a S U
I l l g n e S l |then knocked iinnth* r » rutaer out b> I hrtt t«ir i K r l i ( «.Ip llobby of. >b* l ’ S Wiitni'ii’w \ » u Vi*i1
I of action a ih|i jitrcd .«t■sv *ank an ary * rp4
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Russian shock troops a d Onlv "lie unnainrtl \ iruan dr
m H h■f1ifigtmi
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1*1
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blue
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500 And 5HK) Class tin!
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W ASH ING TU N . O n It, p t o The Navy annm-iirrd Unlay that
United Staten nub mu tine a in the |
Western I'anfir *ank a Japanese
heavy cruiser, four other vessel*, •
and probably Hunk tutu!her, anil|
damngett two. Thin rep rt of pur
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vessflA in recent operatianp tube<! the nnnmificnl I ’ nitnl State*|
toll of Jupunese nnvol urn! mrr
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Pilots Discuss
Possibility Of
Surgical Class j
/
Minie Worker^ Afrrec
Raise
Key West Does Not Italy Is Showered
W ant Tpurists Now With Biddle’s Speech
Shortage Of Leather
Shoes Is Not Acute
announcement
iaya
production
baa toon outrunning talta of thla
year and. IMS la Itkaty to end
with autotutial retail Inrcntonei.
aouthrait coait ALABAM A —and
• it re me north waat Florida— Littlo temperature change thla afternoon and tonight,
_____
Ih* fiacal year 1941. —w
picture* dealing with tha
rum Induitry dlitributod
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ery-Feds Will Meet Dayto
Buccaneers Here At
E i 'cJX W tf u S te
durin* th# lllnra. of Coach
*rd
Mcl.ucaa.
haa
been
mint Iht boy. for battla with
Buccaneer* .
...
ach McMulln attain put the
iftd D squad* into strong
in\A|t competition yt*ttrday
yyAjn, and today roportrd that
I are all In fine condition
lonlfht.
boclu are ahowln* more
k M k u i Joy Marrttt, • wummr, *■ ■ in M
V o te IM ffilt •
, » utM
United
•*
Amsrlra. TH.
•p—d In w irying th * UU. nnd
(h . Iin. I* charging mack better,"
J
Coach McUulln mid. ■t .
I (
Bock llate. new back proepect L ,
from Kentucky, waa ool y**U (- ii
day for practice. and showed food
paailnf ability and plenty of
apeed, and may get • chance to
-show hi- stuff” tonight, iht
coach aaid.
. . .
'
The probable linear of Celery
Fads for lonlfht will be: llu fh
Cerlrton, l.Ks Charlee Oormley. ,
LT; Jimmy Ridge. U J ; * » r Eoi.
Ci Frank Johneon, RG; W. U
Hicre. R T ; Leo Bolner. Jr.. REi
Warren Daniel*. Q B ; BUI FlamIn*. M ill; Undram , RIID; and
R. Walter, at fullback.
IN T O W N -
Take It Or Leave It
Two b l j
of pood
4oat rocl loo:
who
o t:
Tba Leee— ••era—a ata. l—i——
lb . fallewlaa * * * » * ' " *
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conaaqutara — aa Ibaa
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iw
feur relnnU f ill t h i opening
hi* aapboaaora yaw , a fn lm t
O flrth .rp * Unhrenlty.
At a freahman.' the ehoaky
Athena youth booted nine e « t of
tlrrrn trim U ro afh the barai aa
• sophomor* b# rnada gtod I t nf
IP ; and U st y n r , w W f Oaorgias
O ran*. Bowl team r u ap 179
pdlnta. Coat* booted 17 out of ^4
a ca b i't a
BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
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g
Fh. I K
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
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Y e*r
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TH ERE’S SOMETHING
ABOUT A
SO LD IER IN UNIFORM
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ntvtr plays, and n srsf * wilL
Coete. a 169-pounder, never.
scrimmage* or take* part te the1
I
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I
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r Hoklnoea'a B a r e r ef aa Add
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. muddied uniform, no
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down an route from the bench.
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Itai*" Fnlhar William N.ebtrnkl
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binds of plants now ready
r
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Garden.
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Kentucky la the n i m n a “P****Jj
7 -1, after all-America ^ Frankla
Blnkwkk had eeomd tba tyta*
“T l ^ - c h
who tutored
Not ten* ago we oaked • youn*
woman what (he thought of m ar
ried life T Bhe replied: “ So far
f r o men c m material chongoi
M fgr, We wera married he dldn t
know enough to gu home and no
lo doesn't know enough to come
home." Weigh the difference of
M r TH RIFT Rcnrlc. at 75 rente
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ymiTI let our 'phone' line tie your
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Field Crope.
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TredR etc.
Cardes
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ORGANO
c‘^ n ^ f ™
.
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ORGANO CORPORATION
of FLORIDA
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
.
J J 00 8. Kwhl Avenue
F. Hatl, Henterd
Ph— U 41
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UNITED S1 AIES DEFENSE
SAVINGS BONDS
N T D A IIs Y N E W S P A P E R
i
V O L U M E X X X IV .
■ i
0N D A Y. OCTOHKH 12. 1942.
■
H o p k i n s ife n d
■■■liRtof
a
D o u g la s
Strike Beck As Part F l y i n g Inrtresses
; Of Nasi Force Is Ruin rAxii Supply
Moved To Mosdok Base, Raiaul, In
•^Ares Of Cancasas Solomhp Islands
N I'M H E R 3 5 .
M em b er A in tociitei P r
u. s. Planes
Hit Two
Freighters In
Mediterranean Area
(Bv A—aclitad Prowl
(Or Aaaacim< Ora-ai
T m R u m Ion a rm y g ain ed
In the Solomon* tUinl homlwro
g ro u n d to d a y In t h e n o rth - mod* twir direct hit’ on a 10.009ton Jap o h eif reaalone tendda
B r itis h
ltu m h
O ne
tr e a t o f S ta lin g r a d a n d In th o eoutheait of New bitoin.
C m c a p u s aa a r t ille r y
and.
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m
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D
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s
t
r
o
yer
Flyln* fortrvace* i hoary foree
m o r ta r a t t a c k a re p la ce d th o and medium homlwit have turned
K lltM lCK H II.
Scotland.
bloody G e r m a n tro o p aaaau ltji the Important Ja p 4 e*e hate at
Rabaul in Kew R iu ln Into •
I kl 12. 1A I') — I'rlmr Mini*
w ith in t h e c it y .
W ith th e •mouldartn* ruin lij two auccaovlrr ( hurrhill liKlav nlrlurrd
p re a a u re o f f S ta lin g r a d , t h e j tire auavlla In w:|rh 100 Iona
thr I S. MuvbIi , I hiiui and
IfrlUin aa m*»\In* * •Iradlly
R e d * re p o rte d c a p tu rin g " a d - i of bomlw were droiped white en
on»ard
fr«»n» alrrnglh
l»
v a n ta g e o u a p oalti^ na” to th e emy rffleer* ami mm -curried U
■trrngth**
lie *ald In (hr
the vafety of ararh- hill*.
northweat between lb# Vol*a and
•p m k " No o ra h n r** can he
The attacka an caiy Friday and
the Don.
•ho» n * thr l.rrm in * In |hr
Saturday mardlnir* .will have on
Hieputr n* r f c halnlni
oar
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t hi •halle-titfs
pr|ta*»nrr*
the form of their attack to lhal palfn* In lh*<»n|nJ Owen 8 lao-|
•tthl
n mID firtiii hi* »• ■
Hr
drrlarrd
Vu|u«t
and
Motdok arm In the Cauraau* but)
Viatn, IxN»nHiti N•»bI*
|iir*i*lrfil -*i
mounlalnctef Nlr Guinea and
SrpIrmSrr
waa a
turning
Moacow aaid the Ruealana (truck j ley
ently m lfftini:
•f fit. } 1 |.«(.. S' ,fr < htoillhri ..f
In tha *outh«fn KJomon* -h e r*
pstinl In Allied •hipping and
back and reeoptured detenee po.. the Japanese liovr j „ n rein fo rtm nnorv
tHBrnti ir
411 ( hiiiiii. I( r >k|.I q.Mii stril thr It *
altiona.
. (
flh k u itfil 4Oltellt Issft
it"* (4if \ ( liil> al it* i i‘if iilm liinrhrstit I air «u|>crliirlh
in* Ihtlr irnop* 4 Guodokoaal
kM
I fie* — —
lb*
Soviet troop,
troop* were alao report-j
. j.
-----HottM; Jaraai Y. Dymt*. former morntnr
_
hi»g ti
titalrti I Mil tttes .•let Ihrtt Ihld
'Or A||84.||8d S.#*»l
adeancln* —ulhrait of Novor-! for an aw au lt.to freat from the miprrtne Cogrt Jettice recently appoint. .! St»l,i|,,s|lun DlreeloV, holds * confer— c with Harry I l»**d of l»r|.,.i> l«. v II.. k- ..
ed advancing
,,lk
i - h , n.l
U-S.
marine*
the
el
port
they
hold.
( ' iiil**sl S l t t l m I. •> nt l . o r *
oaaiik, U—
Block Be* port h*UI
oealak,
tbe Black
an.| U wU Doug Im ,
put y war ahlppini; •<lmlnl*lrah.t I , _ *!!. 1*"**?.*
‘ ' N'*
s *\'
Rabaul ie the upply base for Ilopktni. tdtrlgcr to .'f M A f n l
« (t.ri-il
lute <>tt tu n
A\M
by the Germans.
j Irn. thr nuulng iiind
both
Japanese encroachments, l^ ft (o right, Jirn N H. Tlyroea, Many ll«»pkiii« nnd (iTh k Dou^la*
Berlin alao claimed gains in which In turn arc a menace to
llarcfnstl. ami r f « m
- 1* i ni
the Caucasus and said a Russian the Aostrallan m .tlend
VlMrl
rr nrul khnkl
—•> i-tait n o n r C r r l * ', iitn i s h u t
.....
group was annihilated In Stalin
winilrfril u r «» I ■
Rabaul lies 1*0 sUee northwest
* 1" 1 ' .low ii tw o tli- r n in li |.l«mm, it
grad. A German attack in t h * !
yeitrrda) Mtoti«iiiw
s
I " HO KI..M.I
of Guadalcanal a«d 616 mils*
outskirts c f a workers' —ttlement from Pert Moresb;, ths advanced
‘clcx*h. Ih pulk Ih
' '*** f*46( Ik*
. ik mg in lbs u u - a itn m n u 'cil t ia ln t llr itid
. ..h
in S talin g n d was acknowledged Allied bans In oulheast New I
n.i *.f ih# s*a< U hhIk t i * wore c n t lllH l w im
Aii..k
but the Russians reported two Guinea. The erliellng blow* of
»H» h. Ihlw f
. leml t.. rmrli ;| sljritM I hiIh Ii hll Oil 11 (ledcompanies e f Nstis wera wiped
the greatest AI1I<) bombing at
"f
i r i . u r in thi- K n -lo in M ttliout
1b •* *•M1s •*
. .
tacks svsr mad* Ii the southwest
f 1-ri Hni'Hn anti t w«
The successful defense of Stal
IV.,rid
V
ingrad waa considered In n Mot Pacific at Rabaul were believed
•ll rtnothrl
m
to— communique yesterday
te today to have wmpllcated the
s si k• I* idav ii*»:
have dealt r deal'- blow te tho Japanese supply and reinforce
tel C Mt it t*b ohl|*«
pro-'
pre-war theories of Gen Glullh ment problem* Ii both theater*
m r* ltd
• thu
aporacUbl)Douhel that victory
tan
b«
ictevy
1,
..f
Ihr
Th# big plane* w .r. guided to
achieved by air
alone.
ir raids alone,
. . te . .. . lb. ['•
MaJ- Gen. of
if Aviation N. Zhu Rabaul In th . darkness of ..r ly
!•
- ( sHle-d
Ml
Ilk .. ( summliRni ''Miiftinl hgravlev wrote tr Red 8
Star
tai that Saturday by flro* *1111 *mc,uldrr
•fi f t . " dllt i . p|*o
Kunrral iprklrr* t fn
1 'lioplii v»**l Anirfiraii h l»g« In It*
! I n Ik (il«1B iif \s tek v
bsen subjected
t object
Stalingrad had been
to ing from th . attack of the night Jacob*, who ihesl Friday
biak>
it,
(»*
"ortb
inornm; i . m- um k. .1i •«i m« nn.|
| bankp - •Ml •••nigh t«» bill III it
tombing*
equivalent
toto the
valent
the of
'
Mull
‘
’ef- before.
at hh hump in ('hulunt- foil* - wMi ),r
• •' »*
taut * ■’ ||>.
fset of
9000
planes — throMaior
William
Hlppe
of
Lum
Aftrr < nlumliii* li-.h |m»Braa|on •Mtohirm loin)
taiMr-'
those the number prescribed by bar City, P a , was In on* of the Ing an illnr»« «f w nir mnnln*
werr
conducted
.Sunday
•ftrrnonn
,,f
,|lr
,%
|*,„|
,n
,^r
Indie*.
Cm
t
i
r
i
f
I
4*g|ctr it 1141
tbe Italian authority for brlagI «It'lltaltlll
first
planes
to
n**h
Rabaul
snil
at
.
1
01
)
o'clock
at
the
<'hu|u<»U
hr
imiiim
I
it
s
an
Salvador
L
u
F
m
*1
S
t
m
t
hk J| iiirmU ii
a rlty to lte kneoe.
)•*•«»!• lit li'tfHl
Idk* mhi* h
hia
Job
was
U
Irop
floret
aud
HaptUt
Church,
with
ih«
Hr*
H
h<t«
l
m
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)a,
hr
nevgt
1
1
1‘Diiinir
h
n
Retailed.
liMkiigbl Cut lliiltolt * ••iiiinrlil
in.
ll
I
■
•
■
I
xppll'
W.
hirkrrt
offlclatinv
An
If.
t«*urlH
ta|
ih,*
S.i»tb
Aittnlran
cog
'"
,r*
4
r*
f
^
Samla*
■ skillful gnd al ihbom
lbs hrilHB'l* ''dtt l'"*M' «M
t. 1i Office
on
* ,,ir ,n*'' '* ,r
• ,p rvrnin^. Is
«f
"Don't let: innyol* tell you tho*. trrw cnl aenrica waa held -I • liu (inrni
IHiI fo. muj kind ol nIIi' iTb UiHU «»f
,111 taUteli
r « iu (t4« u » « \
e ^ n —» od
aCJopni
1- k
ftt
A*fTT*t»nr,
lovrrmtr Frvrnrtbegnii.tiirNf Ihn mnrtsing
Jap an Ilka h *.I- afm alim
to
a
. *•
l •11% and »Kh bavr difficullv ••»
B srn O tn f t . 1171 h.
fore*# aI
y c*nrx>i bomhe," Mute*
a*l|M I iHRilraal a
..I I
IMlte.tel
tee » IP* esld. - When
r«|rl
Ibr llrrlio
*
1
•
•
nltiiii
•
ItH
Intel
I
hi
1
making
thrill
**i»l
it*
«*>
vi%H
‘I
hia
education
fr<
deckte the raeult of
w *r or th* wo ward sppn
Rabaul w*
iprieefin* Rnbsu
...
-,
( -tllrsli 4*1 l> ft till! All* itinr •••■k
> .Pr
. * te
' *I .1 (bat l»u .Mi.-i
InII nit..)! M
I |.as ml lallnVUItir hne.l piarl* » - •
mb. I,’ m w long lln— e f’ *? r lights
voeeto i f I
Mporste coral
_
Cnu
publ.t
, |I4I„ \mm{
«.*l. brain.g
strram- and latar at the Cmiloot.*
,
(Mil ■11-11111 I I MIII** f At I*.II.
01
A d ,..).’ 1 II
II.UII.
It ->«• «l-.ul
„n 1
I,.>
General EhntVVlsr wrote
i,.u ,,r r . th^t Ih
(
h
k
i
ll
r
an
of
pi
mi Iiiitr 11 iiH«<«llantic
Ing Into th* hills from th . center school. 11. - i s a memlta-i ••( H. n,r i„,h,|»>, t„|.l i
1 al day** v * k | rvn
p a n g i 'f I •N'b mm* * mil wHIf
•of th* tcwn. Nu on. was going Chuluol. Baptist Church
n- F'|..,I.tja. Is t iiim - •* .!• cr,,gr.|,l •* a11*I It'
k hf« wii-I I know 1hi
■M)l|M|f
Ft re I *kkr. \\ » - f Africa,
j off that tlm* of morning for a 1890 waa ora.lite<l a dewet, I
rr«t “I hr lt#.>* ft*| thr s«mr
I os i
-i.-anii r
I 1b,*l I
I Joy rid* as fast a* tho*. r a n war* June, Mr. and Mr*. Jneob- r-.i part in Iht gtNul fl IrittUh-;•i Ju«t I k el lit* *i lap I'llr,
lalisst K«-1 1
ta 'lf*
*• M • • • .X | .
»rly
Sally
Hodges, er|, 1. 1. 1..I •f thr Afni*rira* -n>l * « vkilht*" J i Imiiu L ‘ )*•
traveling.’*
iilinm-el
BiiMling
tel.' -if l»# |o |h*MI I '• i #4I •I -a.
m l .............ff
Before ths last bombor start ad their gelden wedding anm *. i-,.iv timir In lh«' fulun
*
i hactuli *•)•! Niinlmg tt* a gt rat
■ *"'l 'b"«» s im ih u i it A f in it
Active Pallh.ar.ra, »h„ « .i»
for hone, 40 ton of bomb, had
j
|lilr
nf
Uiili
fo
mat
I
im
t\
nf
Cnnunt rrr brlwi-rn Nhh Ii A i"
, l "*
Ib r II mIimm hip It t ••MiuiMltd I f
been loosed ranvi -ting the whole local Woodmen of the Wot Id >.f rnca and S ulh Aim*lira liiiki' dr* c» |tl !#*?• faint
ntarhilir*
m|i|
1* Im N-b! |s*t|lr*l -*n* -ifll • s |l H.dllHFI ■a n k
town and harbor i r*a Into a mass which Mr. Jacoba was a w -m ln, nor Holland ■anl blought aU- I ( u f a n * 1 iftsi 4 l a l i n k
•
1
1
•
i
*
•
if
at
i
mJil.iHNi Im) lliiiiah
«hi|i which il
*‘ Wr tiMtk I oil r
(ffVJ( k■ Mini
of flams*, shroud d by a pall of w srs: C. L- Collins, A I.. Thnma«. rultural relatlon« ar.d in lrr-c n
tlrtirsl thnl 1 nlrntlfli d a« I' m ti*''o|aottc Inrr
smoka. Fires and tiplosloni —err V. MstU. T. E Smith. !. I. lin^nl frirndahip* lhal havr gin**-i »cnuri\| Ih* < ••only.** »ald Mr
1 hmi'r "(hit -I Allarnnnlr *•r oiit and irturnrd t#* tbi
JA CK SO N V ILLE, Oct. l l . _ obnemd nlong the waterfront and Keller and W. P. Fields
•tiotigrl a« nior*
Itakil- I
(Special)—"S ta te Farm er.' Mar wharves, buildings pod workshops.
Honorary patlbearei* *< 1, I. hv air anti h> l***al In hkrdn l*■•• Hhkiil hi. n Loir* load of •crap lb ft it«r in llrtriHl I ••
kets have now a woman Market
B. Mann, K. F. Hou*h.ddri I 1. I liltnl Stutra and Ibr I -lilral .» I In lln fo) in -*f farm marhinrrk r«-* *-ik itijf (hriite
«|noatr*l !•> * *i|il« k llrad*haw
Manager In tho vtratable end."
I brat* b|«,.N -ii.
Sharrn, C. M. Hand, <1 I' Hem South Aliter Iran dMinltira
AI••• *••• *••!»! Itt I'atda »ntl !«•
announced William L. Wllaon. dldon, Jno. D. Jink In*. K I <mith.
“Goldrn s |i|M»rttmil ir* f*»r • I a lt Mhiimn a**d pickt-*| tip <* i Mtnplit atr*l mIi-I
roctor e f State Markets today,
H. F. Domlrvll, R. W We • W 1 n ii«iii|f k »o»wIs-*Ik»s nod
I..I ii..*.
tlt.l i. Iwhalf .d I hr •III • NM.t ..It (bl. ............
“ Mra. Gertrude Whittington, who
TXIgpen ami T W I j . » ’
J . Th
I »• .Ml I#* (bunk tb.
et-n d ln g
•llll
aw iell
il i « # lt - | » * ( !*•••»
( h ill T o lb * r u n i jc h l
has boon Of flea Manager of the
, Jacobs wa* r n r-c t-l
b.l|. --I Mr I Hitfl. it
tell.. In* Hls-sl l i t ! os IMI*
and
in ll i l *
I Ih m i I m t « i i t i | i i r
a prs*|)b
Palmetto Market, haa recently
genera
I br ImI •«* b-ital IMI. |m I Ita |* np|ds- dliHli* ipak l»# ••
i t it r p lio fiitll >
i f l * 1 III i i g t e t i i •
|
W \sH IS«. I
»
I''
been appointed Manager, having
it..!«
Mr I*, i . . ....
stock railaing,
ao-lt • •(»*, ■ -lb# llttft nf m|s| Mill*
ate. 1.
I I.. U ) Mi || .
..In
(|«|a
been eel acted far that position
** I • tltinalfil vt-le-rdll y (.v II I
n
l
l
i
i
n
.
m
i
i
tl.c
I
'
..........is
n
t
•
f
i
r
e
a
ld e
by tho Local Advisory Committee
\\4H»|rt»t | IM Ibr form of Mil mId
[op#ci
«
,
__
lep
eclal)—J
,
non
Warren
.
.
.
.
r
J
'
'
i
hnl
tonight
inighi
I
m
|
|
«
b
on
!•*
la Palm etto." Mra. Whittington
flinklork
mu
i
*
It*
Ituidrr
of
rivll
talned
a
picnic
grounds
whenhr
lirad/ordTson of W . aad Mr*. 8 . . „
. . . , ___ . .
.
•um of thr •i i h DiI
fiotit
and
raysrta th at tho vegetable crop, W. Bradford of, 8 nford FU Is often hsld Urgo batlmcur.
war winlaitr now tm display in
A
drafllitr men |h and l*» for the
•’ir wintliiw t»f thr Kllgnrr S e c I
la that oeetien .are cetnln* right now enrolled a a 'a a aviation c.dst ■ .Portaman he was lnterr-ie.1 In
Hlltin1 tofCro
Company on u r«l Klril Hlm-t
•hmg and that Uwy wiU hove at LS# Army Air ro n e s
| -r... hunting turkey and drrr «i-l in
l*rrd|i|rnt It.......\#lr *% •k•si over
catjand Iota o f tetnalow, peppers, Flight School for 1Hots at Ma-. |(Uhlng.
1 Itolirit S Wi |omo • ( ht wrrkrod .*•• t*. -•*. tmtl «>l
and m p U a t e about tho first of well Field loealei1 or th. ou. 1 II* la survived by: hi- «
and Mr- F ir .1 ll U i
iltii*
tbs imii.d teilloti irretit
Mrvivrtl Ml Srt.if F ##I I I
N ovoaiW . with amailer tote prior skirt, of Montgoetorr*
!■ daughter, Mrs. Joy ('h .lk . 1
\S bite
to that time.
.,
In the P r s - F J r t l School lor ChuluoU; a aon, Woodmw J a c b il
l . i i n r * l it
Tho Pom oam market, which teat pilot*,Cftdat BlWfMV. will raclv* 1 of Hanford; two grandchildr-n.]
r|Vr an m
.•omI inm i Mil|*i nprralmy ,
ram distributed aroynd ate milmlllter) Verli* Mae Chalktr of (*huhi..u
| NEW k l*KK (kri
I f. ,4 ’,
Item* dcUora worth of f a m pro physical and academic training, aad Bernard Jacob* cf Hanford;
Im fii bun for dolt
Th.
r « In
o. Iinlulnl
Only .mre in thr ho»t«.r) ..f ihr •f •* fighting Ita.mltet
n« brother,
titon M ^Jar..t.« nf
duce, wiU bold Its drawing for prvNfKUry lo M l 97 v H k i of 0
on#
brolhrr, G
Gaston
. .. Is .1 f t lo HO ».
. ,i f )r *•
lgnt training, tshkk leads to the Chultsota _ami one stslrr
Natn.n.l l.c g .ie ) ..* r iw . t,-.in« frit a»r Rtalnl (.ah )
epoco on tho aalao platform Nov.
p lr n ty
of
r it 'lt r n ir n t
'•
Mr
*••»»*• -I • i d r
t L b ' ■■
.. whnH
tn th.
I firni*4tal ui thr City
|)immd k«I w. n im.rr than 1(1.r
>. Tho manager there rvporta
Muring hi* I f mi
'
1(4
ft.(If.
.
I
I
.brs.n.
...........
flail'
■
•
r*.o rhlrf
IU 1 I P a r k
t o n ig h t
w h rn
tt
»amr -eaw.n
It h.|i,M-n.-<l in I U .|...n .III Imi % .i| .
good Brospoeto for 71 percent of
•
1
Irabt
III
.1*
lb*
\
a
b
b
i
ft.p
t*
l
i
l
t
*
i
k
ui
aointha
f t; 1 0 o 'c lo c k
an
A ll
S ta r
bm a l
1909. when the I'llUl.utgh |*ir I , . I.. .|it||u.lra
i„| t .,
normal acreage whkh voder fit- tb* nstioo's a ir foreew.
lalta.i o« ii *•Ily ..nn
Is
n irrmiHl
f li
♦oldr %'•••••
isT Ik la
t c a ir
c U i'ie *
w ith
Ih t
. N a tjr ate* look the I-enn.nl with 110 „f work, anil when hi- n.u i-r
vorahte weather <euditteee could
it.ig* I hi problrm *•m
e*s| % h | ( h
Ml
Is f lit O M
K ta r» L a h a n d p k h n l (ra m
f r o i g Vlctnrie*, to lo t for the .econd
ft
* *
finished hr will Ih* •*-nt Its to •
|M»»l«s It. (br
. > i - i h r i l i i l . • n k i t f iM t n o n t
te one of Um a ay - brimary fly......................Air
|Ib *b«
plare Chicago Cute
;h*
n. » * i
advanced
training;
ic
n
lrt*
-In
.
tag schools In t i e
Southeast
«
-m d i i
th r
i h H iM o n r in b ip
••(
, t
•^>ouk nUnatrofr of thi air l*a»e
The Corsair* that y.ar defeat a tr part of thr va»l nrlwufk rs.fgr Itidlini
v/ .- .i
r ...
... I announces, adding lhal thl. m»y fd the Illrntt Tiger, fn the World trrhQiral training ronini«nt| •* b.***1
_ Navigation Cadet Orville %
thf
o m t pUyH lM. .....
V i «11m r •
al
I im I m k '
B en e., II.te A.lama, freshman undrr MaJ. («rn Waltrr K \S*n*
Touchiton,
to rt, ocr
aon of Mr. and Mr*. Iffll
th e ,, gvujp*
I.AlnhNtt pitcher, winning threw contest*.
rr
llpcn graduation hr will l< •rrr I »m>t' n Kort. S
H. Q. Totteblon, B it Park Avn
writ t|ualiflrtl for duty a- an •« ••f Wrat Palm llrarh. Frank Wil
t e s t , baa successfully completed
Coach Leonard McLura* return
lot him nf Wkntrr liinlrn, I. II
l*«*rt
radio
operator
or
IrrhiiHit*
nlno wsslu
of hla nre-fllghl ed Hunday morning from Jarkw.iiWAHIIINGTON. o .) I J 141
whefever his srrvlrr* arr rr*|iiitr •.•Mi* of Urlarido. Martin Slank <
courao a t Monro*
Navigation vllle, where b* had bran under
l(rk Tuhy of SIm%im lin i Farm iienrflt payrmtit*. paid In
W rite r-E d ito r, by thr Army Air Forrva/' lb* n I and
School, Louisiana, it waa ann»unr. going treatm rnt for an eye in N oted
II llrlilgr Jr of IgongwtMtol San Ihr uaat In order to iratrict pro
*d jte d a y ._
fection. Altivsugh still somewhat Bob
Davis, I h Dead IraM* iild .
hIm» K F lloiitahidilpf
L l Hig duction. may lir madr n r lt year
graduate afflicted, Coach McLucaa was »ut
1pin*. Nrd Hn)lth, and Mr I. T to increase agricultural yield* ^in
' and at Scmlnol* High School this af
M m of .^anford.
fo* si for vict<»ry program it was
MONTREAL. Oel. I * . O P l- U . S . T r o o p s A r r i v e
Fvrtoa Training School ternoon
putting
his
griddrra Robert H. (Bob) Davis, 73, au
announent today
Thr A g n c u lho.entered the Army, through their paces.
I
n
S
o
u
t
h
A
f
r
i
c
a
!
, tural Mepartmnit m *oriHislering
thor. edlUr, dramatist and gioboaa -offlea manager of
a new program undn whirh co t
trolting reporter, die,! in Royal:
LONDON. Oct. 12, idh dtru
County, Court will convene to Victoria Hospital her* yesterday
l l . S . T r ip F o H tp o n e d
ton. corn, whrat, tobai ro. rice and
era
rvportsd
to«la>
from
Johan
morrow at lhe Court House, with
During his tong literary career,
‘ rw Iht
that U. H
“ troop, am v e ,.,
« ou''1 * * mi‘d!. W. W ar* ^rraldlPg. al Dnvis waa a columnist, publlthtr, nesbjrg
only
to those rm-rtlng thrlr quo*
10:00 A. M , O. A. Herruten. war correspondent and editorial rarrntljf In th* Union nf Soutli
, o ,- ..* ,/ , ...
. . . ... 1.1 tas In other produrt*
Africa and vlsltad Johannraborw
county clerk, announced today.
SANTIAGO, ( t i l e 0,1 " , *dA, pr a |ufllon ro . , . wuu|l)
m rk.
exrcutivs of th* New York Run,
I'r rsidvnl Min# of (’hllr |mi«|
nttiird his dtp to thr UnltiH* ed out for Individual farms for
The regular meetlna of ( icy but it waa perhnpo for hit col.
r - mmIm I mars will be held to. (inn, "Bob DnvU Reveals,' that
States today following Sumner one er morr prtalucta such at
WrlU' addre«*
charging Chile rattla, milk. hogs, potatoes, or
Bight a t 7 0 0 o'clock. II. N. Sav ho waa brat known to th* read
and Argentina with pulictrs Hid other food pnelucls, with consid
or, City elryfc. staled today. Up ing public in th* Unltod Btateo
' Can ‘
ing the Alia powrrn to «tab their eration given lo labor, machinery
for further dlecusaion sod possible
MONTGOMERY. OcL I*, id*.
A natlva of Brvwtuvllte, Nab,
American neighbors tn tSe back. and other facilities of Ih* farm.
action win bo Dm now t a il re
Private
Jack
Nolen,
Gunter
Held
Rioa aaid an Munpleatant atmoa- To get the maximum benefit from
aviation ordlaeac* drawn up by be knew Canada better than moat
mechante and son of Mont*om*rr plerv” was crvaled
Cty Attorney FrWl Wilson.
a f hla countryman aad better Postmaster Roy Nolen, was killed
the payments, the farm would
than many Canadians.
have te meet Ita goals In the**
In an airplane crash near Clan
other
products.
ton, Sunday, Gunter Flald an
nounced today.
W U Ik le A r r i v e s I n
Leonird Vihlen iC. Of C . Leader
U \°Ih«N shot ADown;
Suffering < Addresses Civic
From Amnesia Club At Meeting
79-Year-Old-Man Was Challenge Of War’s
Missing S e v e r a l
Hours When round
Sanford Displays American Flags Tp Celebrate
Discover of “ New World ’ By Christopher Columbus
Funeral Services
......
ro r Noah Jacobs '
Conducted Sunday - l . , -
I
Impmt Is Met B>
State. Colee Says
" *
..... im« i* * lueirion (/ollertN
,hr 'r*11 ■■^
Ih--.V'p.r !.:X S 1hirty More Tons ; : t t
*5~7>
Of Scrap Metal
Truckers Helped
In Applying For
Gas Certificates
State Fanners’
| Markets4 H a v e
Woman Manager
LEGAL JIOTICES
Bu.Cay Bckeo
Manila* Bare!
lf,W * M .
WeCoeeCey #
P. M.
.
Heetfleg room koera fro
l a * «* Teemaya end Pr
-A nn
BIN. DIBBAB!
HEATH HBALT" la tbe I
Ik* teaeoe-Ser—*a wblcl
reed I* Cbsrsbee ef Cbrl
Hal. Ikroeabeel the wwrU
day. Oclebec ll.
•
Tbe HeIdea T i ll - tel
h l o i n i h u st* tli» <\ 4 4
bla—lee te a y * .
thy
IPaeliae ■:().
A—earn tba eltalleaw Wl
P le d g e
S.’S i l . ' J *
r S u S S 2^
DM WlfO. In
£ ’ *LV4* ‘
■ e .i.o io Co•■ X T.ru* *»-,
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W» f i af ICEU of
a w l i m u m i i . T* " " k f
aeaeatb R u n
*• K**1' 1
A^W^u« II n af t b a l l M * } • *
_Minute fa r minute. Ln# Cm ta
frabnbly haa tba grantee* eeuring
record In ra liege football,_____
• Here’* why! fa thra# f m n •*
v anity competition (op to and
Including tba Farm aa gaara erf
thia year), be baa neared M
polnta for the Unlraraity r f O e a r fU - a ll a f them nine* kkkd for
polnta after teoabdowaa. CooaUa*
jr iJ W m r S jJ '
t i l l tore walco—a.
fan* and Iota
moling drinks
Ilia frw—
'i r ^ - r *
w. r . B re ak * J r , r m u e
park * v a l Ilk Bueal
Oaaday Bcbaal e:U A. M.
Marala* WorablA II A . J L
Tralala* U a t e m ^ r f d f JJ Kveolaa Worablo. I B * PAL
Wadaaaday Brrrtaa. I:H F JIEar Dkaaaa le f Ika bard ef h—r
T H E C O O LEST SPO T
i#zza
PaobarTa lA 'Addlltea «. MUib»
f o r 1 ic lo r y
James W. Bradford
Is Aviaticn Cadet •
At Maxwfll Field - ;*
r. I), u.’s Fireside
Kohcrt Wilwon Tnkrs,
IntonHive T r a i n injf
WANTED — Women te earn
QUICK CARH. (tell Guild EM
BOSSED Christmas Card* >0
for 11.00 with customer's name
Imprinted F R E E . No tiporience race*aery
I other beau
tiful assortments. You make
up to 100% PROFIT working
full or part time.
For free
samples write te The Card
Guild 110 DW West Stud BL
New York C ity .__________
CITY BRIEFS
W .Touchton
1. Cilia ef
Finishes Pre-Flight
or Angel't
OnTy One Team Won
More Than 100 G u i n e a ! ...... ..
.............
ti....t...... Plan IiuTi'nsinjr Crop
I’roduction I Offered
Holpolnt
Holpolnt
ood opportunity ter youag.
phyikally iaadlcapped y o n
fo U in i steady, well pay
trada. Aply Boa 10, »-o Her
Offlae. .
B U B IN Ig ft*
BIBVial
B T O R A O l' your ear at
Oaragu-
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z
THIS
SUNDAY,
AND
Hy Chill 1‘reHidfnt |
To Be Held Tuesday
Mechanic Killed In
Army Airplane Crmih
WKATNKK
t
Union Is Skeptical
Of E mployment Bill
To r o n t o !
cm T u .
—t s*
A. f . L Baa la red today Ha oppoaltteo |e employment conlrof by
■ iv iraam sl decree until adequate
Petrillo Wins Cane
On Record Banning
A la s k a , H e a d e d H o m e
CIIICAOO, OcL II. (AV-Fede
FA IRBA N K S. A laska, Oct. I f , J
ral Judge Jobe. Barnes today re
futed the government's request ld>)— Wendt11 WlUklo and b b par!
to restrain Jam es Petrillo, presi ty reached Fairbanks yesterday I
dent o f. the American Federation
of MuaicUns, and hit ferUnlten
from em arete* Its . baa against
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E "IRON FIREMAN
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The Pfoii ,t’s Intercit‘In productjott—wfc* >er it b« af ma
chines ol « or of IM trained
xnldlrr* and tllora who will man
Ihtm in ball >—la kern. Ha like*
In taa the * eels go around and
la watch tlx assembly lines roll'
inn them of)
Lut winter, unearthed an
Interesting parlor ] im e wfilch substantiated some scientific
facta we hod been compiling,” aaya Donald Laird In Your
Llfo Magazine. UE ich one of ua picked a friend—without
revealing hia name -who waa not getting along In the world
oa well aa hia abll y would auggeat that he w ould*'
“We tried to (lagnoae each o f theae absent frlenda to
Mlchifrak U Donates
Bells Td Scrap Drive;
K T S ich , Oct. u .
ANN AR1 )L______________
OP)—The Hb iry ehlmci, the fire
belli that ■ -uek rrery quarter
hour for mo i than GO year* on
tha Unirenl of Michigan campu« and bee ne famous in aoog
and story a ong many goneratlom of Ml. igan students, arc
gtlng to be it lied down for aerap.
th eir inability to « -t things done.” And here are five rules
th at they might f iv e used to correct th e ir trouble:
Rule 1—Stop detouring. Remem ber Mark Twaln'a
atory about the a enmbont that had such a large whistle
that the-engine h d to stop every time it was blown? A
lot o f people are iko th at— they spend so much time on
unimportant thing th at they don't have time to do things
they should do.
Rule 2 — Stop putting off disliked things. Unpleasant
tanks make puttci -r* of people. The cure is simple— get
busy.
Rule II— Stop vesting time deciding trifles. Indecision
THE COOLEST SPOT
)N TOWN—
Two U j fans and lota
of good tooling drink*
BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE ft BAR
l i t W. P in t fit
Pk. afc
VITACBN
ORGANO
Organics
Prtdi| clad. Cotirrntratrd aad BirtrrUliicd by P its* ted
_
Bacteria Proces*
,
R ttlli Im
rd Bid,
rdea
il b
VKRHK ra il TODAY
year
Mil
Field Crope
Skrahhery
Nxlure'e way
results from
and
Flower*
Plaala
get heller
Lawae
Trees, ate.
c o r r 4 : t t h o s e b a d r p o t a u s e o u r^ m a t e r i a l
B * niMPONSIDl.E FOR YOUR
LITTLE WORLD. SO IMITATE
CHRIST; Jesus of Nstarrth went
about doing rood.—ArU I0:S8.
Whietllng Arrow
(From Lyric I
Let ’em Forget
Touch Ilghlly, tourh (he wood
_ , lightly,
"Service men! like to I * entertained— not cried over” ,
i Tha arrow le In the how;
Only Um whittling of autumn snys a feature W ltcr In the Times-Unlon. And ho calls
attention to tho common sense rules adopted by Stage Door
wind
Yuq will hear; you will know.
('nutoens througlgiut the country which are banning supersentimental war 4ongs. You don’t talk shop when a lawyer
Bummer that lay In tall grasses
comes to your hbmo fo r dinner. So don't talk shop when
■And Mng In Ihe harp or rain,
; gutamrr that danced on flung n soldier or sallof Is there. They w ant to forget the war.
petals
"People entertaining service men should avoid these
) i bow to Lo ilain.
heart-rending ballmls,” says the Timea-Unlon article. "W hen
- ■ Tooth lightly, tourll Ole WOO.I n service man r Ch-h to a canteen, or to an a ffa ir planned
for his entertainment, ho want* to forget the war, itnd
. lightly,
Tha feathered limit ilari.U true; cs|>eeially the grim side of it. Ho has probably spent his
Tha keen, iwift round i f tlio *au day in bayonet drill* or commando tactics and th at's enough
' tump wind
for one day!
Co»«i cleaving the blue.
This song “The White Cliffs of Dover*' is a knockout
numlier. lint its sentiments are upt to produce tear*. So
Tfc# B U lin g m l *etge ha* l>ern is “Ml** Y ou” and "D ear Mom" and "My Ruddy”.
Agd
broken! the Gem isn* Ju*t couldn't
may-lie the servioc man had a friend who*<. fate he would
rather forgot, so why piny “Remember Pearl H arbor" at n
Congratulation* to Ortcn Ear- sooinl a ffa ir?
HU who hni l»e«*n rlrctrgl vie*
"In a very short time after a fellow enters tho service
pfffident of hU data al Stclanh. lie learns how to forget mawkish sentim ents. In his heart
. Wd. you Know then* W enough o f hearts he Is still tho old human being, but, on tho sur
f|k
obi Autom obile Gat face. he Is n gnyhenrted fellow with not a care In th e world.
to supply Uw» Iriul in three |
“Among the many reasons why theso Stage Door Can
!h Antiaircraft gunuT
teen* have boon great hits with the service men is tho
Iff Jlp« have t*T*n ilrlnyiny utrong discip lin e they exert over their volunteer personnel.
r otUrk on Hiherta. pending] A man o r woman la expelled from fu rth er service If they
.fall ol BUlJngnul. . . anti lire overheard plying tho bojrw-wlth grim questions. T h e
IpgradJJmt didn’t fall.
war Jitte rs hnvo no place in Stage Door Canteen psychology.
"And wo wish th at more civilians would adopt theso
te Cocoa Tribune thinks It I*
ty hard for a merchant t« practical rules when trying to give service men a good
I hia chin up these days with time. Why talk to theso chaps about their girls, wives or
iric* celling resting on hi* kiddles? Why do folks wsnt to remind them of their sa cri
fices, their hazards, th eir loss o r a jo b , etc.?
"And ns fo r the so-called patriotic persons who llkea to
Uncle Bam Is spending money I
St th* rxle at |8,?00 a second. "l»ep" ’em up !>y fiery speeches— fellows like th a t should
And If you’d try to say how be shot nt sunrise I A man who w ears a uniform haa n
BHWh he’s spending in a minute very active nnd practical sort o f patriotism . Ho expresses
I’M might clink* to death.
REGISTRATION NOTICE
alrnliun llnoka of dir City of Hanford, Fluopes •> the city 11*11. commencing Monday,
r 'ltlh , 1012. for the purpose cf registering
WASHINGTON
lly JA C K
HTINKTT
WASHINGTON. Ort. 12. (W
W)—Now that all the tumult
and tbs shouting hi* died down,
let's examine the record for an
answer to the one question that
generally wne overlooked: Why
did Pres blent Rnonevelt take that
9,000-mlle trip?
Was It to find how the war
production effort It really prof[raising! Certainly not. Trvere
m't a time of .lay or night that
the preehlent rouldo't call for
certified production figure* and
give a more arrurule percenters
on production efficiency than he
rould by glancing
over such
plants ax heeoard visit in a twow#*lte_teui._. » ^e... ..
•* noine of l to « woe
In *1 make it nound.
[ rever n rlwnjcp
■ceno to « ki
In the. first place, tha P r» » l-) rrlavation.
dent'* need In get away from tho
A‘hi to thla monotony, the great
daily routine of wartime in th e, rr*|v>n*iblllty which falls on an)
White House muit he apparent! th irl executive In wartime and
thought |multiply it by the aiupendity ol
to any one who gives
thl* global w a i.
In the I rets.
Thi* is suinelhing the Presl-1
Kieept for n dedication junket
Into Xlarylaml, a few .lays at dent can’t eoeape. no mntter how I
Hyde Park, and an occasional many trains he takes. Irul by |
auto ride near the capital, Koote- changing the scene, be perhape1
Vrlt I ns been his own prisoner of ha* t>een able to readjust un
w»r »inc"e before Pearl Harbor. load bo's carryin-p
_ day
.
As for hit reason for visiting
Early and lair, day ...
In _
and
out, lie haa gone through the
(He 1 prvdui-Hon flint* nnd training
Municipal 1‘rimnry Election to lie held on
■ .lid, IUJ2. uit,l will remain open rich day
uridny. nn.| hi.li.la>*, op lu nnd including
Knlurdn
O rto U r 24th, 1114
II. N. Snyer.
City R egistration O fficer.
5 Thera’d Ire plenty of sugar tn
go Around If soms folks ilkln’l
try to horde It, said a young
high school hoy who«e girl had
jast ran off with s asllor.
Tho Oermsns sre n o t lelng
feeksd by talk over no second
.firottt Utls year. They arc withtroops from Hussla for
fens* cf Franc* and Nar
6
mar* pulsce tksnlie le rtgFt bare
where the mall, lUltors,'edllorisl
digests, and such keep him In
eomtant contact with what Is go
ing on OUTBIDS Washington.
Any one or all these InterpretiUoru* may be tagged oata
the I’rrilJent's trip. Tfnly the
Fteaident himself, know* really
why he Went and m doesn’t need
to explain. Dot the* truth of the
matter prohpMy Is Jytt ae wimple
raad«ll Wlllklo nearly got
iped off the other- day by
snese borabere, bat after going
sigh one of cur presidential
[fitting In worry over the
■hertags Carl Hanlon of Fort
rs-' says the country ha* a
tlful supply nf long underr. ’That ought to put thing*
t Up te scratch", he concludes.
ding to tha Treasury d«it, th«ro U *100 In dr.
far awry man .woman
Ud In -this country. If
fa mom then 1100 ahout
iu must have more than
>COffro g ettin g . *o c u r v e
hardly find a rap of It
■ anywhere, now U * good
a ekl down on your atore, batter.' CoffOa
fa good for von.
Oaffoa a t . night
eepe you ewaka*
r
r
»■ ■ —»
SANFORD FORUM
Octobor «. lM t Vineyard Bound, la 184
Mr. R. L. Dean, Editor ft Pub
lisher
Tha Herald
Sanford, Florida
My dear Mr. Deani
Your edits riel, “Out- fo r Tha
Duration,” Ih your Septembar
14th Issue, haa corns to our ooUam
Wo bopa that tha following faata
with re*pact te tha propoaed FlarUa canal will ha InterOitlng te
year readers.
* ? '* * • & : .* * ! • -
W a a r e alao open fo r y a v r
t i&
S t '■ *■
i
Short’* Rarmtlatv iCantor
> !
Hdre' at Home Southerners aro
cairying on in defense work of every
deeanption with the same enthusiasm
odr boys are ihewing on the fighting
fronts. Every defenle plant inthe South
has had to overcome tremendous prob
lems in bringing their production to
the record peak necessary to aupplyjthc
cver-incrcasing demands of war.
Here in .the Atlantic Company We
too are meeting the problem* brought
'on by the w ar id the traditional Sdbth-
for bottle cejW
*
- m a r in e j o u r n a l .
•V
B1st** of
through 0
lbtough tl
KNOW LTON W O R C H E ST R A
Our boys are fighting on the battle
froilts of the world. Wherever our
Arthy, Navy o r Marine Corps go into
action) Southerners are in the middle
of the fight. .
{fUsSF-'NBY’
rics to eopaerve
rubber s nd gasoline, ahortage of man
power d e to epUttmentf of personnel
in the. /A rmed forecs-and
faced* with
% - jr j'r r |
, -■.
-J §
unprecedented demands we have In*
creased pMr production to (He limlf Of
our capacity without aacrifidng quality
one iota, in order to take care of the
b u s i n e s s that haa formerly gone to
competitor* who have abandoned this
• M*
m
. a .
_
market and are now devoting all their
efforts to serving their own htwne com*
muni tics. v .Realizing that the demands of tHe
wartime
create strain and tensioo
which make all the more vital the need
for a relaxing glass of goo{f Al* or Beer
occasionally, we pledge ounehnp^Mr
make ev^ry effort humanly poswbte to
«likfe
toy nvoidable iborti|e el
Good Old Atlande Ale and Bedr.
�j gjAWFORP. FtbATPA
PAGE T H R E E .
Two Clause# H ave
Hallowe’en l*urt>
MARJORIE ROSA COOBURN, BocM j Editor
T e le p h o n e 1 4 8
«Social Calendar
In- W i n l i l ' i
Mrs. Eaear Price had c s her
w eekend
ru e i t
her
brother,
Grady Courington of Jacksonville-
T O im
I lt» Da.lv
Param ount'* beautiful Fran ce* (itffc n l supplies the romantic
Mr. and Mrs. R. H DeM olt 1 Intercut In “Tom bstone." starrin g that hr.m an favorite, Rirhnnl f ill,
and Mis* Avl« Htenstrcm of W in part of a double bill program at thr Hits tomorrow.
ter Haven ipent the week-end
with Mr*. E. H. Hockey
Mlaa Mildred R a tliff, a student
o f Stetson U niversity, ip en t tho
week-end with her p aten ts. Mr.
and M r*. T hom s* R atliff.
Red CroHB Noten
Al th« reg u lar monthly (Lmnl I Hor
th# Daughter* n f Ihr American
m er Revolution met Friday1 afternoon Minting o f tha Srm ltiolc (Yunty I room
will
(
hnpi«r
of the Amofirau Hi*«Lltoanl
a t th# home nf Mm. \\V L. Hen
day* ley wlih Mm IV IV Campbell rb t ‘ru*«. (ho following InlrYe •11nir * Whi
rep
Lit* uf n tw i war# gEram-tl;
itnrr<l
a*o- h o »t«s
Mr*. Mft«h c t Fern I'ark r* >tur# \
T he meeting w u presided o ve r
poriwj that q u it* n nlc# turn which merit
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Rained by the R e rrn t . M r». V K Rou- I* t*. In* donated to the K#d PrnM ,
and daughter, lin te l, have retu rn m llla t, Brul wn,* opened with t h i hud tween rv n U ifd from thr* *n1r
?
ed to their home
Holly Av u su a l ritua l !rd by the C h a p la in , uf icrwp n i.tn l
She *l«n .iie n d I
Mr* J. II
M rn lfk . Mm II
I*
enue a fte r * pending several months
•
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I
.*h
n
ffrr
from
lliM
isi.t
t*ii**«d
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U h m s n . fla g ch airm an led the
In Tampa
I * mv for *m*l| (net r+ uf khaki
(iledge in the fla g ,
it* t ini li» hi* u-rd in making*
Hu
M
m
\V
M
Thigpen,
parlla*
Mi«* (Uaily* I*ippin, .laughter
kit* for m dillrrn g*»iny ov*-r ***nw 1 4’uf 1
m
riitjtn
n
n
.
presented
rh
am
end
of Mr. anti Mr« It it Pippin,
has been plolKnl to IM ln fle lt* ment In the hy lnwB ami Mm. \V.
Delta aortal »< m rfty of Stetson II. Ita lia n !, ch airm an nf A m t ri'
r u t Indian*, g ave io n ic t n lrrru iUniversity.
Ing in form atio n on the work of
Aviation Caitrl l^ ater liu th rle h er ro in im ltee
M l-. I rv n r H inton, rhmrman
arrived last night to aprml a
abort furlough with h i, mother, o f the ( I immI f i t 1ten th ip P ilg rim
that
ohr
h id
Mr*. Ren tlu th rir. ah ., will a r age iim o u n c n l
w ith
it it high
rive today from N n York City. rrtmle run Lari*
*<h*KiU in the C ou nty
Jo h n Fvan*. mui u f Mr arul
M r., J
II R a y , chairm an of
Mr*. Frank Evan* of Ijik e Mary, p a t r i o t i c
a n n ive i *arie.
an
had rratimed hi* *tmlie* n( New no une r*t that llitrhn liter
had
Hampton Sehiwd for Roy*, New n re p rnle«l t flair t»* the Sanford
Hampton. N II . which
re P ublic 1-iionfk .01 f la g #***> w ith
eently for it* t^Jm l year
an
A ppropriate
c r r m u m i, a I so
that the rhapt* f had partiri|tated
O rirn F a rre ll, * f ri-*hrunn at in tin I mum o . *f Ju ly .« if hr at mn
S trld o n t ’ nlvrrw ii*
-a a * pledged and **l**t*f%t*d 1 'O iitilu tu o i Day
Id at week in | 'i Kwijiprt !*hi fra Mr* f
H Ih w it in , thm rm an
^ m ily
S n «*f Mr anal Mr*. 0 .
< n>*' com m itlr* .
D. F n rrt-l, h r iK -rifiii* a f f ilia t iv i nf th r K»»i
Wllh the Delaond I h a p lrr o f the urged the member* to p a r t lr l - 1
fvm trm lly fo llo w in g the rb>ae o f p ale jit vufMio* phase. «*f R«*dj
*w i t t ir r i
Tb»*
th# arjnual first-of.arhrw il ru sh in g ('n o * work
■ ai 1m ill rlothr*! •
Mr* W II T un n i
period
cliff# wit* nppo intiai rlm im u n u f
I rii.h; ih«* m<mlb
a rr on rut lir e
to m a i* f B n n t 'n ii
D r, and Mr* J N, IM ia i.n , who for the A rm y and Snvy htvipiwere called here tiecau**' uf the tilla The Red t f*i** rhttpter will
death of Hr M itchell, left F rid a y iU p ply the loM teitnl' uttd l he I >.
for lla « 1Jog * tn vl*it w ith their A. It w ill make l h r grtiioetilf 10
ilaugh ter, Mr* II
1.. A tl*|erio«, f ill thi* *JNTlflr ffliola
lecforv rt*turn log (•* their home In
(t wa* deride*! !•> in »h .* ml!
H o lly w o o l I)r ami Mr*. Rnb*on trihu t Ion
Srhn*»
to
( rtoinuTp
e*|wet t«» loente here eunn-t mi# w hich i* on the D \
In the future
prove*! list and to p u n h
lo ry medal* to |»*» *eui
NOTICE
local school*
Mrs J U l(av who «
Mr«, Roy T lllii, chalrmaii «-f gram ch airm an Lm the *1
Red C r ti» Sewing, la a*klng for sented M iss Ire n e H in t
Mr* l>ii“
» tifntafi «d Voivnlunlrera al the sewing room on reari an a rt lrle
ntrei >4 ►•
*-ki*»| Mr* Jr#
Tom alivr* tiiid tub 1
*»n i> A It
F l n t B ir w t
The room la open Fuunder'a Day, October 11 th
Hylehi-*oi •••« •
>• |M>rl t»u Uffic# ap|*#ttirr*. miu|i* . gvi,
flv# days a week from tl :0<i to
IftaU lim t
v m • * " r p l. I A, the ami t *eailutk#4i dl*h*-*
A l th# ro n e lu iiflfl of the bu«i
1 2:00 A.M. and 2 :0 0 to & :00 V M
ha* l»orn optu
n es. the hoste«*e* serve*] an trr |Mfd i f " .
'
l
l
r
t
t
I
1 "it • .1 ttirk
Thar# ar#
F resh
(c o k e d l
roars# to Mr*. H J lehm nir
total l IT i f f i r . worker* w ith mil*hrni>iti* adfh'tl
M rs, W . I I . T u n n id if f r . Mr*
1
I
h
u
i
1
*
a
1
-foupirit-d
the
prwa.
mato
*>iujp
make
I). R ay , Mr*
F
rl Roum ilbit
Hlbed itiiflw r
1 ' wot ka rt w ill fur
ha rn burger*,
Mrs L F llig h n , Mrs 1A' 11
-v
used »»t tht
le t Ht o ffice friaxl oy*t«n.
R a lla rd , Mr*. ( ’
R
l)aw*oi
M rs. J II. M enlek, Mr* (ie o rg r I »ltd rig h t nt the d etk at the
Mr*.
M organ, .Mr*
W
if
Thigpen, I K’Urg»rnl Drenwing O ffice
Mr*
If a ir y T o n k r. Miss Ire iu | U ulrh n ih im p rv * 1 nl#-«l hi r reaignaH A PPY n iR T H D A Y
t
ion,
hri
tiHfp*...|
In
t«*
Appoint
H in to n . Mr*
I*
I*
t am phell
Nancy F itts
*1 by thr linn of at a later dal#,
and M r.- W I
llr n ie )
Dvlorva I
f ' I f ! Daw **111 gave a brief *umMalcolm McNtil
I iigry « f th* pri paratlon* uf th#
I ^urglral Drvnniug Fornmitt##, unN
o
t
i
c
e
N O T IC B
I dor Mr*. II. II Pop#, and anonunced th at there wruhl he 3
Mr. ItayM will rontlurt a nun- uKht rla ** In S ttrg lra l Dr#s*inff*
fit. Monica Chapter o f Holy
Croat Chervil will meet tonight munlty aorvlre a t th* AoulhtiiJc in addition in the regular dally
a t StOQ oVWek a t the home of B ap tist Church a t H:00 P.M. Thr nartifig*p u blk la cordially Invited.
Mr*. Jo h n T atu m .
L o s ' A lb ette r, rom m liilon
ch ant o f New York C ity ,
arrive today to >pend a few
with Woody Most* , h i. local
resentative.
T A S T E D EM A N D S
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
S U R S T O V IS IT
NICK’S
I * ■ Iriiiti S w nM litN ial'
Mr. and Mrs. W alter fir e * Ir e *
and aon, Billy, ipent the week
end In New Sm yrna Beach visit*
tag relatives.
T H E B E S T &M
■S
I
Mr. and M n . Lloyd Harvey
work week-end aueati of re 1st ires
In Orlando.
F M flU C lass o f Uis P i n t Baptiat
Church will M n a cohered dish
rupper a t th e bom * o f lir a . Carl
M om , I f t l l Willow A t m o * at
J - a o o’clock.
•
" T h e M m '* Club o f tb * P i n t
M clhedlat Church will hold it*
m onthly capper m eeting a t 7 JO
o'clock a t th * annex.
Captain
Woods o f th * S a l T il Ion Army
w ill b * t h * speaker,
ft M r*. C. K . C a rter will teach a
cla ss la Horn* Hygiene and C ars
o f th * Sick a t th * G ram m ar
School from 1 :0 0 to 4 K>0 P J I ,
T ha A m eric in Legion A uxiliary
w ill hava c h a rm o f the sowing
■ t - tha Red C roat Roam In tha
o m ru ln f.
T ha W om an'* Club under tha
direction o f M rs. M cNair will su-
IP
i S f i i i S i 'r i i
MUa K orin* Norwood spent the
week-end In Miami attend In * t V
wedding of G n n Milligan.
MONDAY
• KM) P J f . Jg n io r B erries Guild
j e l l ! M a t w ith Miaa U t r p n t
% pan»ar, U S Laura! Avrnue.
TU ESD A Y
Baaed m eeting of Pilot Club
•t Uw a i s l e a t 7 :1 5 P.M . and
regu lar business m eeting a t 7 :4 5
f t ■clock.
N O TIC E
Mlaa Iren * llin tm . Shipping
Chairm an fo r th * R d Cross r * qu est* th at all fln lalx l garm ents
b* returned to the F irst S tre et
offlew by ^Toeaday
Hiss Hinton
ia anxious to get tHs quota o ff
to Headquarters Wedtraday m orn
ing.
T here le • celling on E gg Prleee— tut
there in no Ceiling on E g g Product lm !
Hunt u y e let him end his Tuxedo Hpedal
E gg Meeh help you g ft more cgjpt.
DON’T T A K E CHANCES— on getting
chick*. PUee your order with ua N O W iWe will notify you when they arrive. ;
i
Linotype opemtore are mort in
demand today than ever before.
You can learn to operate these
intricate machines within three
months If you have good eyes
and nimble fingere. Then; you
will have a good trade wh'idUtfll
be a goocVtrade when the war b
over. Linotype operators -a^a
year in .aijd year out among the,
best paid trades in the e
Forty-hours a week wili
you with a good steady
with workman's compel
^unemployment insuraned
«*o benefits besides.
IT P P f
||* jgj '
K E E P IT U P »
^
B U Y MOHR BOND#
I^ast T im es Todny
Y o u 'll Oo A ll OUT f o r ..........
Mra Iren * Itlnlau, Trvasurw ,
gave h ri rriuiri rfhlrh shtrwed a
>otal of * I 4m I Tl sn haml. She
also p rraeu 'n l Ihr builgrl for (hr
r i i l l three month*
It w as an rm unrrd ih a l Mr*
F rg n ri* Rm im iibai ha* bren ap
f*GIntcd to h a t r charge of tow ing
fa r lh« r u r a l curnmunitl#*, and
wiU I mp In tho noun each R atur•Uy rim m in g !«• give out this *#wMr* t'hn *.'. K nitting Chairman,]
uitd of a n.w worker on her
oam m ltte*- Mrs T I. Harris. J r .
W a k te D A U
rgain Day — 2 Features
An announcement gras mad* re
garding the Im titd ta on D tu ite r
Prvparcilnets ami Civilian W ar
A(d which will
crm lucted by
Mr. Clarence Rowland. This meetIn * will bo held on O ct. 20lh, a l
tho P arish House from Pt.VO tn
1 1 -J0 A M. and 1 :0 0 to . 4 :0 0 P.M.
A|l board members were urged to
Your reporter was asked to annhuflee th* rourae In L lf* Baring
to b* given tijr Mr. I I. R. Mtrris
at Raniando Hprings ip tho near
future.
Transportation will bo
provided, and thooo who wlah to
avail thmsclvea of thla courso, ore
04hod to regtaur at the Rod Crooi
Rooms by this Saturday.
Mrs. Lynn Presides
At Rebeccah Meeting
4f^m *t
IT w . c
BUY O N EASY TERMS
fln o tl o f lha now m a llrtits t .
m ode b / Simmoni, of Oeoulyirtt lo u r ,
ond built fo r y to n ol comfod,
Como In and SOS this "m attrott within o m ollren " lei ui Osplaln ill mony
footvrot, including lha polenled non-iag e d g ri, tho (om lorlablo ilo p l*
cotton uphohtory, ond tho hond tom t Boautyreil c o n n . White Knighl is
m ads o f 1 0 0 % non tfiilcol Amorlcon m alorioli. .jjj
.
*
iVou’/
l lllc - our ConvonUnf Punhato P/onYf’
"
52 weeks to ony!
HER FURNITURE CO-. "zrnr*
rm%>
vW}
�Celery Feds Change Name To
Daytona Buccaneers Win Friday Game
M IL W A U K E E . W U , Oat. >2.
— Marquette footb all p lay er.,
with on* exception, a ra numbered
by poaitiona.
Tha exception la
halfback John S tn y k a lik l, who
la auparitltiooa and argued Coach
Tom Stidham Into allowing him
to wear No. 17, bla high echool
Jeraay number.
Changing
th .lr
name
I rwr
O altry F ed . to
Warrtora
ami
.ra ta ring thalr I m en with r o u p
fallal to a a rt tha Sanford foot
ball oquod from a 34 to 0 d rtral
fey tJ»a Daytona Buccaneer., F r i
day night at
SeminoU
Hitch
School Plaid
U. OF T . IS F A S T
Tha ararrlora how .ver, llv rl
By DILLON (RA H A M
Bp to thalr name and pul -ip r
__________
A U ST IN . Taxaa, O c t 12. </P>—
Wide World „5 j if
la Editor
llama dafanar flfM all Ihi war
D E C E M B E R —ar I all-A m erra t r a c k and football a re developing
only to have thalr lira rrp ra ln ll) .election lim e—i. I long way o lf (aat back* at the Unlaerally
torn to a h m l* b> th< taat »lep but already. In lb early g am e.. T axaa thew d ay..
Both Ja ck ie
b in e Dura with thalr lamour T •nmr hopeful, fo top football! Field, M I..I 0 0 fly e r, and Max
tormatlon.
ranking have l a n d In ex p lo it.; Minor, Tahoka Junior wlngback.
Dtlrlna thr tallar part nf thi that put them l| the running. |» * r *
member, o f tha S teer ■
r a m t howavrr, A .a ltla n l Coach Here are three b ck» who may ehamplonahlp-wlnnlng .p rin t raDick McLaullri arnt In llurk Data
lay tram laat araaon.
front Kentucky I n U il.ter U | i tha w arrant srrinui o nslderatinn;
Frank 8 ink with f Georgia, thr
Iraaklirid o f tha Warrtora. Ituak
Im m tdiatrl) twgnr l« open up only carryover fr m last year *
CR EW C U T S INI
an aerial attack with a arrtra of all* A mer ira b a ck flld , la e rr tain
a train. T hr
cannon lu ll iw u n . On* of th r.r to In* u rontcmdff
i _ a .L in e
v.-,
M ILW A U K EE, W l.„ OcL 12.
Tom stW h« mi Mantuetto
0 Dan tala a t * r*««1 for 23 yanla i run nlng. pawing, kfchlng .l i .r _ h .. (/?l) _
lowarar, a numbar nf t'lrm waia i I inrI out in a ll of G tory ta’i football coach, haa ordered crew
Hi* lalf touchdown rn- halrcuta for all hia player*.
muffrd, bring
apparently
taxi f « rnr •
hard
Id handle. The W itriicr* aided Ibr llulldo*i to edgr out
threatened to wore ir v fn il tlmra. Kentucky and h ij bitching and
but fliilr-d out i t the last mu ball- c a rry in r «purl nf the South
men:.
ern er*’ attack in u bar rnntrala.
The Bum started it*© firework*
Down in T t x u they're gw g*»
r.i.rt^ rio u p N M 'U N A T ItH
In the first q ji r t r r liy « |f» over Emery N il (above) T.C.U.**
Cntjef end by slrtue uf the a
ihurlty
In m* vented an Mar or
f i f d plunge by Mareh through h a rd -ru n n in ir. nhattj-paaaing back.
thr Sanford
(enter. Then i|uar- Nix led the drivt tin t beat UCLA, the City of Hanford, Fl«rld*. by
f k r d l n e n r e N o. l i t o f n » id C i t y u f
Ur beck Ted P nlllli heaved a X'i and to«*rd thr wlining laat-quar. H a n f o r d , F l o r i d * . I l i e r e b r t a l l a
pat* clear ovrt ii Wav no I>ron I f f touchdown pa}* a gain st A i I r i m e r y
E le c tio n
to
b*
h e ld
11. rriU | b*r u t
the
C ity
uf
lU n fn rd .
erd at left tin*
IVlc Weatbrrry
kansa*
y
t
n
r
l
d
*
.
on
T
u
#
*
«
i
«
y
I
h
*
J
r
d
day
then Crarhed tl rough ren ter for
Iluted high
nr>inn i(
Kaa tern t. f . H u v e r n W r , I f I f f o r « h* s l e d l l u n
the first
I ►aviona tousSulown
of
(* » « C M y
i'o m m le slo n s fs .
Pncb
triple
threats
ia
C
lumbin'a
Paul
Polllts kicked (or the extra pointfu r
M te rm
of
three
te a rs ,
said
Cfuvernali lle fl) .
Passing Paul ' o r u m l s s l o n e r # to be « o t # d « |tn n I n
At the beeinning of the ■prowl pilebe«I five touchdown passe* in tivan
|ifu |)i
d e s l v n a l e x l as * i t f o u p
Quarter, with the Bum in thr
I *rtii "I) ft •ii)i I"
■hadow of thr Sanford goal. Halr f iilijtn liia 't first ft ium jdi two in
XaH » lection iliaH be held ■! thr
receiving the halt Imp‘rind hi* own its M c *Iltd
I II) ilikll IM Bald I’I If In r«*nform*
.It In Ih.- Iru * sod ordltienrea r*
ftMll was larked Iiv I.mirmf d. and
i a i lug to elect Inn v now In force
the Due* were awarded two niorr J o e Louia States
in Hip City of Hanford Florlds
points.
Thr I'otte *111 be Upen at 7 t»
He Will Quit Kinif *. rl-r h A .M arid will chws sl tu n .
On (he neat Hanford kickoff
on eald date.
W titb errv l no If tha ImiII fur a ‘lft
yard rain
Followed (dunge
*n
OMAHA. OcL 12,
Mrevy
I »»r.l.r «i*»«iel «/ *
II
r * V v. m ni ik u
Jtre F l U r n r s , M r s F I m R o g m l l l a t a n d
14 end 10 yards by Ted I'ntliu. *' * .**f. 1.1
1
H o vin g
C h am p io n
Joe j
h^ k ^
i H . p ^ t o r a of - i d
end
then
W m tbeny
smashed Iditila, in an alrnr-*' raauai man- ( , , , cll(lfl Br,^ « y I^ n* as Clerh
through center for another Hue rter, Inst night told the A m - r>f said elrcilon
touchdown. No goal wn* kirktwl ru le d F irs* “liy flghlin* dayai IN WITNFdW WIIEHWOT I hava
I ar.. r.sgvr ”
hereunto
my hand a* Mayor
howavt.....
.k
A
.. .he ..r Ih* ciTy of Han lord. Florida,
amdhci |
I ni in I he Army now
----rriaed
hake
fatiBsd
1»
t ♦
Weather ry
sturted
Ih l.
ncorw with * .Ut yard run T n i : - * " 1
And they gft taking t are uf l i k t r l t i t h e t e a l u f — Id Ci ty
Potllts then started more plunging |n v flan s, but 1^- the lim e this Ir d d a y uf O r t t it is r , f i l l
IV
C
IIIU*.
111 lo- in my
gains and finally atiukrtiwf h i * ! '* * 1'
u f I h r C l l y tkf H a n f u r d
tnr tdd fur a A - Way i*i
||*lf through U r middle uf |.he I Ml’s it nd tSnt'w luu
Fl**« Ida
.
l.H
.
..Id
(■ it now
t nKAI.I
Sanford team fair nrother 1yutii |f »U h I r i I
ib
a r r r .t c r
down, and then him self kicked JflC («
khllr I f II N HAt I II
I l f i cm ar ka ruadi
goal for the extra point In the
i*1t y Clerk
a u to g rap h
* H i. > u r r «iun«l*'*|
hi
third quarter. W n i t r n y
.gam
I f r i e n d * . I i i u y g h l i fn (
rHlgd off , 2^ venl gain nn ihr huntei •
e r r iif i o n s f r o m fla ctic 1
U H IIF II
OF
r t g t.lC A T lO V
kickoff, n ih
Ford
lie n
«*-oi mewl late
ha I k een t h r
whi< h i*
T 'k
N I! It A M A I t I N K AH
a f*« l
around the Hanford left end f*o i « !?• I
\.r I fig or* for Me l a a t f i v e ' *I«-h I <■( ■ ■ r a t » u l h e r t h « o i h s H i a t #
g 46 yard touchdown
. „ _ M
| uf
y liriliia
Ilia I
her
a .ld f*—
if
.
|,
.
*
, , „ li«l A t rfi n* It.ieti lin e , N s * J * r « * |
111 the final jieilnd, Terl IV lJiti ‘|
N a tn .n e l
H nshitf
A a ao cla tiu n
- t i f | ................
(I f m t t f .
„f
thrw w
■ lateral p a s s |.. Mnr*h I | ' r c * n | r h l A l«- J- l * r e e f t s a l i l a t m u r # j i a r M c u l a r |>lac# u f r * a l * | r n e e |
g o o d f o r M ^ er d * ( ‘ f i l e m a n , p i s v I I ' j i t t r r s o l i . S
J
I ii tt l " i m i v
be - l« Im i o n n i •• I h * I ' t m i i i l a l n t n l
"
htg »t fullback, rnlnevl L'J yanls l l r v r h r ’a i h f m t g h w i t h L o s i n g
T -u
h * r e b y n . . »l fl# tl a n d
ground left end W ratberrv ift ir d j b a t
n e ith er
U x in g
nor
the
en‘ u l r r *»
* ' ^ r * r lM •
111
• if C u m p f s l n t f i l e d by J e h n M a r i n P it final Daytona touchdown
I lire
fig h t
w orld
w ill
everv
I h i I n i ■ a i l m l »«*M f u r a d i n a r *
mo
Ihiinjirh with Jo e J jjuis
p e nd I o g
'n
Ih *
C lre u lt C o u rt
*»f
Writer
Possible
On Aik
tencan
1
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74
1
•EC
LEGAL NOTICES
Lhtfle*. they used to
4ayT^Tliara TABOO!"
Now read these facts
H e r n l ii u l e
i ' *« w at y.
F lo rid *,
»*i*
*»r
U f m r l b * , N « » » i n l n r H a l * lA a y, t o
t h * In<i < a t
uf N iO tm L a f. A
O f
In
d e fa u lt
lh *fw -f
aw Id
1 ii.
* a«a* w ill |. f « t t * d
K l-ra rt#
M m t h l * * O i l e r b e |»ut* ll* 1i *d f o r
i h r a t a |u iu r y l i m a re q u ire d by la w
in
ih *
Hart f» r a
11 a r a Id.
H anfurd.
r t i M Id a m »)*■** wj.«apcr o f g * n * f a l H r
e v i l * H o n l a — Id c o u n t y i & 4
VV It n ca .
my
nstiMt
and
•a a I f.r o f f l r * a l H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a ,
(h is tha l i d day u f O ctober
A
1>
I «- 11
11
COLD WAVE
A h r.il, . Itli rumpUta tlna
of Mint Gin. Slue Din.
Dry Gin. Rum. and Vodka.
N#t long «go. womrn *ll<ln’t *(i>
m u prrlodlr p .ln .
Nnw ihr) 1
optnly p r .l .r C A ltD U l1. 2 » . y l
Wlp. T .k .n .« • tonic, it u .u .lly ;
M p i up •pp«llt*. al*l. iHxuii"»|
Djr |ncrc»ilng flow of x».trii I
iulcM, th u i h*lp» bullil r r .l.la n c e 1
O. I>. KA RK EI.L, Drop.
' fo r lho*c tr/lng iUv«. Tvkin »*
diroctod 3 day. Iwforr tlir tinir.l P h on , S 1 4 I .
M .lb .r Bldg.
It may help r t l i u , purely funr 1 (Fo rm erly D aggett'. L!q. B to r*)
ttonal periodic pain. PralMd fo ri
y e a r .I N»xt time try CAHIHJI.l
ARCADE
Package Store
B laU
a C X A H k 'l U a iU i il raaf kn«wa addrewa ftp S t l i «th B t m k
4«a« a| a state at bar ' t k x i ' tb# Itivertldi, Callfam la. a ad no athae
ftiate nf Florida; tkat
addreae or more * perl fie or more particular
la I l f | .ivrenr« •tre*t. K * « Itavea. pUre of realdenra Is Ithawn to the
Connecticut, and f ia t n*i o th er-or » ornt.tatn«at
more specific or more p tn im U r
bra are hereby notified and re*
place of realdeaee Is hnown |o the •iutred to appear la a certain Mil
xaf Complaint filed by Paul Hi mend ■
C eiaplalaaat
You are hereby aotirlrd and r»- •a a Inst you f**r a dlvoree, paw
qulred to appear t» a m rtaln Hill 1** b'linf In the cirru lt Court a t
or Complaint filed by Claude Ik
rniit.de Cawnly, Plertda. s i a t
X a il 11 againat you for n divorce,, Ivwfur* the November Rale Day.
now pending la lh* t'lrvalf Court
the Snd day of November.
of lie tu I not* Counlf, Flwrkftn, on uf A I*, m i , la default thereof
befure (ho Noveslkber Itaie Hay. !*»* s«i.t «au*e will proceed Kl-CsM *.
wit; the Sad day or November. A
I>1 this (Ird tr be publlahed foe
D,, t i l l . In default thereof said the piatulnry lime required by law
m use will proceed K «*l’arte.
In the Hanford Herald. Sanford
1*1 thle UTder be published fo e , fh rfh b . h n*w<pep*f uf general
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UNITED H A ILS DEFENSE
SAVINGS BONDS
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
SANKOHI), FLORIDA,
Navy Announces
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TU ESD A Y , OCTOBER 13, 1942
Red Caucasus!
Army Throws;
Back Nazis!
Congress Expected
To Act Speedily In
Lowering Draft Ag
in SolomonK
EnemyRenews Attack
In Volga Area To;
Break Three - Day
Lull In Fighting
H r
Am cO O r
M r m iter A.vsttcinli-d I’ resw
Am i d
Colonel Vestel
Inspects Local
Defense Force
R ussia's Caucasian armies arc
officially reported tialay to Karo ’
thrown Kadi the O cim tn i In a
critica l struggle fo r the G rainy
oil flaids while In the &0-<Uy-*ild
■‘ T a u * i f rad N all infantry r * f - '
latent led by SO tanka advanced
slightly in a ruatly rrnawal drive
toward the Volga
Breaking tho!
throw-day lull and th* U trm i& iJ
ta Bached a aerie* <f attacks amid
IK* ■fcateton m in i o f Staling rad ,!
b a t (Ira Russians dncUrrd U i*ir,
d rfan at line* be 1*1 firtn and fru i-l
(rated a N ail attem pt In ■maah |
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Sugar Rootlegger
F.D.R.'n Speech I h
( ue To Military
(■roup To Prepare
New
Legislation
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Unit Membership Is
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* presented a like Ibr% **rage Ik ’e r i*. O ld e r m e n s h o u ld Tie d r a f t e d be
a tta c k e d
r e u a k jtM
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1Florida
the
U «i
of
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the State of
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h a v e n 't
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I in
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Heads Seized On ';:
Bribery Charges
| md
Students Collect
t'.S. Navy TnkeN OWi'
Total Of 177,147
\M«*r FRI Prulies r •r
Pounds Of Scrap
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to I r a n i
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f o f H v ie d (i |iAs«ef|
a n o f*fin an * •
tfen»«
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o f th*
a p p rn V fo l by M a y o r J «r|»h I I I I
s a id
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it
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J h a i t . p i n v i d in g fo r o i iin ir ip a l < 1 ■te p
m en m o k i
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l'h i«
Im tio n
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a n d s|;re-rtf
, lo g in » b a l m n o •*«« r a 14*I a n
tt»w Id l*e prtId
K
Growers Can Get
A l l o t m e n t s Of Seaman Ashby Jones
Irish P o t a t oes Named “Honor Man"
Aehby Glenn J o n e s , nfpprenlo*
s e a m a n o f th e V
S
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j s e rv e
fo r m e rly
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* Ifig fla s e a t N o r f o lk
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J namewf ^ o ih h m a n o f h i* jd»ii*o<
FM Of __P__a_ir *
i k r M L*t W f
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m
plimUaw for • potato allolim nt.
C. R- Dawaon, ro on ly agent, is vralad today.
The Mass potato p r o g r a m w il l | ami cittsl 1-v hi* I muinandtng *d
hr continued in 1B43 as in It.If. f le e r m* h a v in g b a d th e 1 lgh» r
Mr. tlwwasa stated . A n y o n e r a n |all arotmd firnfitiro* y m tow i**’
plant op to three acres w ilSoit ! ing
aa allot m eet, b a t all above thrwj
I I I a le t t e r to Mh % J o n e * 11 Jn
a m a must asaku th is applkatm n
in ord er to avoid b a rin g s Densi furm rr Clayrli KnlrtJMin ■>! >*w,
ford) Capt. II A M rt'lurr , f II.
ty charged ag ainst their soil o n
11 M. Navy sta irs thsl A»Htn
Jo n ra' ■*» ondurl an*l Im rln c ' 1
arnrrm], bis allrnMon lo duly. si»l
Ih* in ltttlfffn l m annrr wilt- whirl'
i t f n r e o tn p ile o c * h* Piaa team**] amt prnfUnl from
In c P u d s d in tSeir , tKa instruction rr fJr r t murh r i *
j dit on bla rarly Itaining.-* II
tp a y n s r n l.
has shuwn
days
remain in also stale,| that
aplltud* fo r ll * N ival
t h a n e a p p li e s i d . d s rnusual
8* r v k r , and Ih trr Is n r r llr n l
promise th at If h* rnnllnur. as
wwll as ha haa brawn, his Naval
service w ill be very lu rrrssfu !.-
lo ll*
in *( i a 11 to ri
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JuiHi'i
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’ ti h»>l n illrrt in n *
H o p p e ■ Si n tfr r o v
Charles A. Retts I h
Promoted To Captain
Word h i *
lw-(*ii rrcrlvrd by
Mr and Mrs A 1*- llr tt * that
U rn son, I.iriit ( h a r k s A Ik tls
has brrn firomolrd to Captain in
th r Fifth F if Id A rtlllrn r at Y t.
ifraxg, N* C . where ha has been
‘ ■Utluned storr February. IW I.
1 C«|il B e tts graduatad from ih®
Unlvrralty o f Florida w ith a r a t
ing o f serootl llvutenant, In
o lm ji
II >b*h ** 1
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wnd I
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p o 'in d *
Circulara Rarrcd
From U. S. Mails
Rayon Frozen Except
For Government Use
Orion D. Farrell Is
Honored At Stetson
ifl, i r e
freshman
b w d t y la DsTand.
M
t o rin g hi tha
w M e h b com posed
mt ( b a U a i v * r a l ly
Senator Is A g a i i i H t
Present Revenue Rill
n A SU IM JT H N , It. t I t. iA*i ( hurnm n (ieorge I iM is I of thr*
Senate Finance ( oininlttrv said
bsfay th at If the trraaitry drp-artn i r ii t v * a n t b |o Is hm t
k t r r l a e a t a H U h r d in
f f i rrtue
p i e » e iil
Stirring March, Mother’s Day Song
Written By Mrs. Pippin Published
t'*rd
M m ie r a lr
TENNIWiflEH
temperature tonlgh.
ALABAMA — Milt! Irinpcie
lure this afternoon ami Innlght
(lEMROIA and FLO Ft IIM
Little tim p eralu rs
change
in
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s ilk
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p ,D V tm i.iy
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ts
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Train Ih Wrecked
In North Carolina
TOKKM AN. N
Ile t 13. [A ')
A Sralaw n l passenger train
from A tlan ta la llalvlgh was
wrecked near her* today and
three w ere believed killed. The
engine left I he tra ck , dragging
off at least three cars.
M A LTA IS G B A V E Y A B O
Alabama Head Ih In
Favor Of Poll Tax
Rationing Begins
Everywhere Nov. 9
ts w eight of m atethe construction of
a t W sshinfU ra U
W ABHINQTON. O ct. 13. VPP
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parts o f the country not now
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'«fto Tried On Three!
‘ Henry Carolina, negro, draw
fatal floes o f 660 and coata or
R40 days In Jail aa the result o f
f i n different chargee, three of
them disorderly conduct, cne of
Utro drunkanneae and the other
m isting arrest, when ha was
foond rullty on all counta by
dodge ? . L. Millar In City Court
Monday evening. The disorderly
conduct chargee each brought him
n .fla e o f 910 and coats or 10
dhys, while the ether two chargee
■hch brought a fine of |16 and
i d b f t day*. Other c u m w « 4 K i l b Saxon,
trmeaa, f l l bond a*treated: James
P. Patch, drankenneaa, (IB ami
coata or 45 days: Arnold Lee
Bentlrt , reckless driving, f l l U>ml
retreated; Thoraai Cllflcn PhilIpa, drtnVenneie, |B and coeta or
IS dajre, Willie le e Mike, ipee.1
Inc. f 10 and coeta or 30 days;]
Haleombe Lacree. drunkrnnre*. 1*1'
bond estreated; Cliff Brown, dis
orderly conduct, IIS and reel,
or 46 day* and Anthony Ben
jamin, parking on wring aide
and In prohibited tone. Si bun!
retreated.
C O L D W A V E
K b d S W : -----------
COURT
U LONDON. Ort. S ,. (JP)-Und«r
the heeding, “ No B l o c In BL
L u la," the Glasgow Herald pubIbhed yesterday • (Oft.word rdltorU1 on the world series victory I NEW YORK, O ct » . UP)—Ben
jamin Wood, managing director
el the Su Lculs Cardinals.
“ Moat people In Britain don't or the tea bureau, as Id Wednes
Irtwi*
frrnn a Jeep,''
( » n M day tea on hand In the Unityd
mow m
a. Ham*
hqme run from
Stales would moot present res
t said, “ but we are not so unwise tricted demand fo r six to aeren
S s to sneer at baseball u grown months.
up rounders (n children's gams In
Wood said estimated stocks as
JJritain).
o f. O ct 1 were M to i s million
Wo shall be grntefcl fur the pounds, enough fo r the first qaar-;
'(T5? 7
8nppiy
O f Tea Is Available
(
—Seventeen freight earn leaded
with drums o f Ugh octane gaao-j
line were destroyed In a spectacu
lar eiplosty-punrtastxi fire s f.
ter a train wap derailed on the
Baltimore and Ohio's main Has
seven miles west of here yester
day*
i
EnsUah Style
o f honor ha’e got,1* said a *51dler af the Sixth Caealry B*glment here, ae Colonel Edward M.
Pickett of Austin, Texas, drove
ef Mbit CM. Sloe CM,
Dry CM, R i o , and Vedha.
br
ARCADE
Package Store
ter of 1941 coder quota regula
tions restricting tea salos to 60
percent of Isst year's volume.
Prospects for continuing addi
tional Impcrta from India and
Ceylon were definitely good, be
O. D. PARRELL. Prop.
Phene H O .
Mather Bldg.
(Formerly Baggett's Llq. Store)
> Sell U .8 , Savings Stamp#
CLASSIFIED ADS I
All kinds o f plants
i°r . your
Quantity Right* Reserved •
Grocery Priceo Good Thru Wednwday, October 14
Meat and Produce Good Thru Saturday, October 10
Vkto
Charleston Waktfic
penkagta
Cabbagt
Cabbage, Go. Collar
“ WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS”
Shoulders lb 17VaC
r a T b^
als_
119 W. FIRST STREET
t .fable top rancfi 1
rigerater; used ci
S
'M i > piece Arrow /
STEAKS
l b . .. . . .... 3 9 c| | LOIN STEAK
garden, loU of fruit. A
In. J. W. Ilarhey, 1411
■■w t ^ i r a d *^ w k s t . u A t n r u a x a r
STEAK
POT ROAST
(L ll
n olxd
as
_ ,e t *
cmohki
T H IS IS A
, S P B C tA L
SKINLESS WEINERS
lb. 4 5 c
Roast
29=1
lb.
Plilf k ly n lii
Beef
lb
•ekrf Rrl a Tlryf
Brains
Tongues
Electrical equipment:
Slave, eilrod units,
Water llsetor: mv <
eld tlx f t Befrigi
19c
15c Cutlets
Ih
D , e-o H e r a ld .
Kidneys
lb
WANTED! whits housekeeper,
middle aged, live on premises,
small
family,
no laundry.' Write
___ l _______
•
SOUCEMEAT lb
VWklBf If Mi t ill!
WANTED: To buy im ill
In lowft. Ch4bp. r. W.
Ra»elr«, Mailed^ Tted %
Con Came 1-lb 32c Roast
Ih
Loin Roast
hoes*
Sykes,
Fillets
Colored bar wanU Job as Janitor, I
Whu
BACON (end cuts) lb
u su e wear
Cold Cuts, lb
Sausage
lb
17c Cheese
X) aero
*>«|»FB llle+4 Href
Sausage 1-lb 35c Liver
I — ----------------------ju w A t m
carto v
r lR » :
•<
m
i n
« m. lied Fla
lb
Croakers
R #4 iR M b H
m
PORK
■ PORK
I ’
PORK
PORK
, PORK
FEET, Wcaltrn Cut
EARS, Select Western..
J.IVER, Tender. Sliced
BRAINS, Select Seta.....
TAIL8, Weatern Select
Fbbti Klag Nirfevrfl
Steak
•*» sinLrj
BU^INIJHH 8 n m c*
I bbIiH far llrdllgEw
;u o c
Lobster
Yams, 4 lb s .____ 23c
Pork Tripe, lb
Bacon, l b .............. . 15c
sixh
ocean
lb
•
w an.
n .m .u
att-Mmi vuaia*
S a •
[Bologna, $
I.
tu is r
........15c
lit a
w s tu .
boll butteb,
d a iit
.............. 29c
n> ..* i ±
A P P L E S !.....4 l b s ........
a te e C r is p
Celery, sta lk ...... 10c
raacr v iu a w
E gg Plant, 2 for .. 19c
S K K D L K f l •#
BAN AN AS___ 3 lb s ......
Potatoes) 4 lbs. ....'.19c
PiMT Yvtlow
Squash, 2 lbs....... 19c
r a w r -C M
on
Carrots, 2 lbs....... 15c
TOKAY GRAPES .. 2 lbs
PWaer riw M s
Avocados, 2 f o r .... 25c
'
Garage.
lb
K00L-ADE
5c
I 23c
LOST! Geld wristwateh, WIUneer a»v>. M m strap. Re
ward.
t h a w Union Offles.
Fruit
Cocktail
•Phans 6*4-V.
MIRACLE WHIP
t U. Mnaltr
WANTED — Women to a n
QUICK CASH. Ball Guild KM
BOSSED Christmas Cards 64
far « l,0 t w it h ,m t ia ii* s nanu
Krafts Salad
Condensed M ilk .....15c
Pears, 2l/%.............25c
aadkasata c m i u
w alien
™ j « * P P |e. 2‘/ « —
Dressing qf.
Sm. Mmole Beets .... 10c
Cocoa Mix */aT b 15c, 29c
K jjet l l ssue .....6V£c
G.E. LIGHT BULBS
12-oz......... 34c
«
Wh Im i
)AY ONLY
llegdlcM, Red. Sl*r Otcbb
Shrimp
n a r —
La n un
^*rt« *!#■«
Yeartag harness. Inquire Hrrs!
lo
S i—
E*at ’
>
2 lbs.
Bacon, lb ........
Kh S
Chittling, 5 lb pail 60c
White Bacon, lb .... 20c
FRIDAY ONLY
° * j | l e m o n s , d o x ......... i9c
farm on
coast
SHRIMP
I
n m k -O -lN a
' ,rT*
condition with or
____
room house. T- B. Stowe, 1016
Osh S t, JscksenrIDe.
lb
Ralllniwre MiBdarda
rn k irm
ctkry
1
1
MULLET 3lbs.. - 2 5 c
l u w i l i l u A fr o n t W d rtx x n . m o d e rn '
srsrr
1b- 3 5 c
Oysters pt. 45c qt. 7 9 c
Hens, live wt, lb
Sausage, lb
SITUATION WANTED
.
*
nsLTiaowK—STiktiaun
rrrmli KlUrJ
19c
MXD CITP
wwnour ronx
Beef Brains, lb .
•*hfl Mfsfrra Itref
lb
Picnic Hams, lb ..
Hotpoial
Ilotpolnt
GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 f t I 6 M -I 4 Watt “ D ". Kadk
,
Golden Com ...... * W/fa
GENERAL ELECTRIC
1 ftM Watt "A ", Each______ tZ T .
GENERAL ELECTRIC
1 (U
4 M © Watt “ A " , E a i i . _ i r r
GENERAL ELECTRIC
va.ina wr.ti -a- a—*
1K-
a & tta s —
Graham Crackers .. 17c
Mince Meat"!.... : 11 Vic
Baby Food .......... V f c
or Kwder .... 4 for 10c
19c
303 V e g - A l l 12VaC
Salad^bressing, p tlB c
cigarettes .. Ctn. 31.19
ToSet 8o a p ..... 4Vic
Syrup,"i2 o s .
17c
25c jjU en toes
17c Dus lge 22
s
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».
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w
•
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SAVINGS RONDS
fle d g e
ENSE
UNITED SUIES DEFENSE
m
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DAILY newspaper
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N D S ^v
N U M B E R 31.
M em ber A ssocia ted Press
O C T O B E R 9. 1912.
Nazis Report
Invasion Of
South Russia
*G«t a Japl’ MacArthur Tells U. S. Troops
A t
O p .
B o m b e r s B la s ts
N o rth e rn ' F ra n ce
c
C o n f l l c t i n g Claim
Snys ArmicH A d
vance S l o w l y In
1 S t a l i n grad A rea
Navy Planes Continue'
Pounding At Jap Second Army Contingent Visits
Base Of Kiska In
or Aleutian I s l a n d s
CiyiBan Observation Posts
IBy A§•*<■•ltd !•'•*• >
I llrrm n n iwliliern. K rim im jf
1-low ly fo rw a rd in mi u u liia tn nl d ia lrirt o f S ta lin g ra d but
with v icto ry .still d en ied them
<»y a m m i « v<c M m
l here, w ere reported tod a y to
Lieut. C. II. Wollenbcrg, signal)
In th e w 'js U m air w a r
corps. Headquarters First Fignlcr
hnve sta rte d unew mi n width
th e b l g s t a t arm ada y e t o f
Command, Mitchell Field, N. Y.,
flankin g
Invasion
fu rth e r
—U n ited S ta tes bom bers b la stisho Is Instructing groups of en
south, ohvioiinly euleulHlcd to
w c d n o rth e rn F ran ce tod ay, aj>listed men and officers selected
from various fields for training)
cut th ro u g h
the
K a lm yck
*raTenUy In the B ou iog n cin AAF ground ohserviiiun work?
territory to the V olg a tlcllit.
' C alais to n e .
at the Fighter Command Schoolj
* on the fra "plan w|
T h ou san d s
of
C anadian
The facilities of the :I02I Coun In Orlsndn, brought a iw in d con
j Ah i Mrrftln dl"P«trh «ratd the*
^ s o ld ie r s , w ere d isclosed
to ty War
rtli of the Deportment tingent of men to Inspect civilian
! k ■hi*jrh
. thr A *in»11« »Ir**
observation
posts in Seminole
*V havo arrived on the B ritish ol Aerkuitire wilt lw lined to County Thured’ y. snd the |ier*un|rrlutiinl• .*f Mongolim.n MMinrad*
tales in a n oth er big co n v o y . • £ » * f‘ r ")‘ rw'v
re) of one of tic uberrvstnn post*
j » ho -r! t Jr*I in ii'Ulhflli Ku"*iie.
Their .e r a mAelU .m n m i tnrrrn ? { **T °Prr* lor» " k 1 engage In ■were hosts to the Ami) mrn all
I hrhl
tom iituiirtl, herald if|N»rU
TrS U S S L
I 7* ? ™
f°'n9£- hauling frarm .upplir. to and a picnic lunch
that the- (IsMmnn* vo-rr I'urnme
As part of the 100-hour course,
|Mini killing III thru triMlnl) rtlnl
•rn wore In tb . U. B. «rm »d« filion , for Ccrtlfk. . lr, n, w , r
Lieut. Wollenbeig dfecioard,' the)
j VOWril f «l*liiltO’
■t the industrial LlUe| Necessity under the Office of De men visited the local telephone.
A■ fun Ku■*tnii ■ own f Unking
Prance. Many four-mo. fense
uthar day, where Allied Nations trisips an- adiamiog nn
speaking to officers of a U, H. division under the trees some,
Transportation's
(irneral Office to tee the msner in which I
•ini r nitrlhw?*! of St m11njcrml,
tored firing fortresse» were In Order No. I I , C. It. Dawson, operators put through “ flash",
Hwen Stanli) Mountain.
i in uij i,-M>tam, I- -a-.I ' In
where
in
Australia,
General
DottgliMacArthur
Instructed
them
Ilk «-*t Ito ■All! thr AltVMlHt" foilthe flight.
to the
Jacksonville! to i nier rach American soldier
County Agent, said today and messages
This is a pfiotn-phol-the Pacific wsr front to "Gel
11mini mi wtmr **■<■!m * with (irrThe Navy announced that Army the plan which was announced headquarter*.
mNri
ir«MlAiN‘r iivrnrtmii* itwl
Umbers, continuing a steady jointly by OI)T and the Depart
The men. while getting practi j a Jap’ " It was disclosed that MRtAtthur visited New: (Stlinea .hr
t timer ■ttnrkh ri'pilUol
l*» th**
pounding at the Japanese Aleu- ment of Agriculture, will rnakf cal information iluut sir craft j
silt tier If th. <[err llnaii • hi1 til
I lien Islands, dropped It tone of this assistance available three day# warning themselves.
answered)
Is nofinl rf fin t» |o hat k thrir
bomba on the. enemy base at this month. O ct 22, 23 and 24. many technical questions for the'
toil V th»l!mgh tel fhe V.. Igrt oVrf
Xlaka TuesUiy, starting fires In
ervers concerningC ways
of
«I|
Under the Certificate of War
Iffinf ultitutlr ■ml
of!
ran lv»n •Irn't* i0 « (ml•Omr•lent
“ ~~i camp area, damaging a car Necessity order, all commercial
I
■o shh
mdiist 1114 1 RUbllfh A Nnil broml
fchlp In thr harbor and atraf- motor vehicles ere 'vauulred tb Crmfe.
ld-1 1Ml1IcRtnl 1r.Hi|i■a to..oil,1 ttov
t a k e radio station.
e a rn Certificates of Wer Ne • After thr following mrn have j
« 1thdr a *<*n ( i .ho Htiaimgl Mil nn (
£
The Communique also disclosed cessity after Nov I f> Apprml- fomplrtnf lhr rojlur in OrlArKlo, '
the utk protM'Ire1 m1 'till'rtolrr
the |o*s in the Atlantic of the mately 1,900,000 of thr more than they will rr turn to thrir rnpre |
klitalsrlh
Shan
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s«w
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of
utility*
i
Uve
CumniBiula
wherr
|hry
will
111 he toVt -irgr gHM- M0*1 •lit)
United Statee Coast Guard Cutter 6,000,000 vehicles affn-trd by the
-I ll s
Sa Into si ths
f*i*ist 11 n in junim hifh an*I
Musk(g et formerly the S 8 Cor order ere used in the transporta Conduct similar (I mm i in aircraft j
lra.lt.Ira 1 •
Mot ••I« h l.iII I ir • 111 f l
I
hr
trtjftlr*
»
h*kf if «htsul WM lh*rn*art|
nish, ef the eastern steamship tion of farm products end farm waming arrvicr and aircraft him
!«•*"
"'1* 1.•••• 1st I|,f Ml"iff
Spr\t*<l
I
HO
I'prins
A
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it
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ttflfatton,
thr
lirutrnant
m
ralrtl
t
Itt ssf Ssh.M.l
Went Side Primary
tinea. Ths vessel had been over supplies, thr agent revealed.
'IThi *»r( til rt11 1 ,es.es*. ,iH IS1
Serf I. Pi aro1<j Mlchrl^on, Mism), |
nrImi) fnt dsi ■
wt the* I s sill I II .
m*-ati*fssitling' Itllr mpt ■
— doa for aomatime. Is presumed
Cit\
l.ciitlrr
From
“ joweph
>h B. Eastman, Director Corp. I.tonel It isllirvi, S> i s t
and
T
’lrrnrntnr
»
Jumps To S e c o n d ^ . ; l ; i K i i « - . t:
M \
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1
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s itiilttli
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aa
u 1i»|f
1»»|rffaad■I tnwf
tiski'a
a i*
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'V loat end the entire personnel of of ODT,, has eiplalnrd that the
ruse,
N
V
.
forp
John
A
l*w
t
t i r o i i j ) N i i m h p r O n e ............ ....... .. , r u .i ....... —
abeol' 100 Is presumed lost.
From St. A u g u s t i n (e "t.pan>
J‘hMt' lourth ft a11a Ii**"i Vtilling*" ' Th“*V•1•**
Certificate* of War Necessity will hck. Ban Antonin. Tea . Heigl
*
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tlh
0. •imv
f. ill IP*
Prom the Pacific, the Navy govern the miles that may be op Gars id A Hoeff. Huffaln, N t . '
ia Ihfrn*#
IkfrnM hirer
Korn* fn«i
^n*l •ho*' wchnlapt»t va«-i V 1
announced laat night an aircraft
■la k an
i
11.000 1*1"* Mia
U nit
Zebtisii,
Mobile,'
erated and the loads that must Bergt Frink
fititr. <f arhikol trust ***•» aiw.inni Hir> will It ,t .1* I* ' I •Ives
ai'didal
fa. Itlv
w ie*l|f m g
tin
m
ht carried, by all vehicles affect Ala.; torn Austin B Mr{’ondi. Hiilhi)> "f i i up mm i if • »r«Uj Jhi task Itf working (Hit >*f win h lndh to tin- pn»»-m rl*Ist
I.
ndtri •*( H 111J ■I > t *• t a k e F l a t l f l g f a d I k ' h r a t
l«wl«\ hpuilrii th»* liut
James E librh Ft I
ed by* lb* order. Mailing of the Houtlnn. T si.j Corp
#
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Junior
applications has been started by IIestitn, liarrlsiille, W V* . Pfc
r am pa lif n, Hr tlin -Nhl It m> limgt'i
Claude McPherson, llousuin, Tet ,| Aim) »n i*p •■lvwi»• I’ flnit, Su« fd 1 hi Us*r«i -laird thl* imiftmif ; pfii|frr*is of p I'll*
M t Office of Defense Trans
S iif w f in lr iid n ii
ft* * 11 K M r k a y , In ru l h ig h ■** Ii "t
(,
, | s. . | , ^ 1 » .t* iii't< * « s n lift an**' " -trtotegh
Wc Claude H. Atlum Urut J f n mlrlulrnt T VS I | » l« «
from Its central mailing E
trtl
im ipal rrport|ri|[ *‘Ti thr »Ir f ipnittnl un 1111
1' I"
Frsnnln.
Baltimore.
Md . vtttlri1 .hi mm mrn
, M.imi. j - I.>m<i lit til tji-t' l(Vca ' |hr p#nrt rlit U»n "f
In, Detroit, pilch. Aa the S u K Bergt. Frank lefeliei S is
Nr 11 irt •i<n>lii'vi i* iht* VVi-at I list I la A-<■a H-hlck i f f In'Ifig' In wl-nh mlgh* Ur mi.id* * *
,ti y "f thr S.'mi j 'hr illy tour! thr til
In tin* V ulla computed In a parMwfc 'Ovleana, La
1
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thv
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states and couttlef
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Also Carp. Earl P. I^tng. New • hen arc»vfrin|f I*» |*m »rn|
Wlttd thr Clr i
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aiuwuarCd. ' Any Orleans. I-a.; Ueat PrrsUu
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i tdl d lit tin •laF Intion* «vi |t| int.i »*rtm»l plait- firls
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Operator c f n commercial Vehicle, Byrne, Albsny. N. V.; l.ieuL - A with an f*timitrii | *m*u psutiiU ivhith tatll as*l*ri till lutlr *n*I i
Fr-l iif” St aImg f n*I with "leg1,
yulnarahk points. It sees ferried
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Hi «d1u 111 mil of Its. V. h.raalgtm* all mil) If* pnai||s*h
I' ds e
through without He loss of a man inefodiiig a farm track, who hat Williamson, Atlanta, Ga.; Mh(I uf m*lnl rt'hlct in* *.(. n-sI itit an linn m liu ratlin field and |'
I 1 itto'sl Ihr rp m *Hi■pit lull si" m,irk
f..( to )«(*( 1fat f Ml 11 1 1'It. pi
vad his application blank Scrwt William tlawara, Nan t
fiiiliith ilr
A rail hi* Ito. If "f to rtoi
(lig h t m i>«tintit|i •
or plana and without damage to pot let elver
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It.
(hail
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whan the mailing has been an lonlo. Tei.j Hergt Wesley ( lail w ill -iwifl Isa* a il.t v l *<■ I ■’ i • lu l h l
........................
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add111
any ship.
.1* Vng ' l*l» till pi'f ftout i hung* I" 11*«■
Ala.;
Sergt
Ht-ulien a i i n r i h t u f I n M i m
it i ' 1■im*r
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*-l i t k r * f e a c h r i .
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Jut., 1 ll 11111
l In
A Navy communique, reporting nosneed as finished in hit county Mobile,
I iui|«i ti l itf the Iii*11I•
Crana,
Jacksonville;
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apply
to
the
nearest
field
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lp*l
latard
nipt-l
mg
ship
w
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l
to
lln
«
(tol
9 the action, said tnat the ahlpa
I uiuliif
rrpMffed
Vigot iitot
1 p. M
*)*■' •' I**' 11e.1 filial to Ii.I'to -|
1111r il in Im r i* I ji k i
M niim * i*o u n iy St lt*"d lln a u l fm iim f n m a
attached were ia the Hhorland offlca of the ODT Division of Ward Armstrong, Buffalo. S I
Ad**lf llilln might ►
>» •Uiflmg
fnni' tjfin
Timur linludr*1 Nhfii
< am f"i r*dm rd pupil* liHit ».,'•■1
Island area. Just eoath o f the Is Motor Transport for forms cover Leut. Col. William A. Herd. I s School w !‘* ar r«ltMiai*
Vn purl isf h)« mummnUi .i-*rt‘dt «rmv
I •.
f•t ''Hlif'U <1 S
(yn X
w llet
fr..r
..i Ii..
Hum e Fd->
land of Bongalnvflle, which la the lag his track or tracks," Mr. Daw Army Infantry; Pfc. F,arl Caium. P n n e ip e l U < S ti-e lr .if " v e i lyn
up li„ th* 1,akr Jr*«nip 1Igl •
Tallev
nl Slrtlingitod I" Hu - nth in an
Orlando; Pfc. Anthony Vrrirlli s,00i ,h>iind.
•1 I »w , v\ p V
It
main Japanese bate In the Solo ion concluded.
, t Semin,d.- lligb S* bind, Mi. »#|d'in i 1ti. I ..(1 H* r*l >•■hemal
j Orlando; Pfc. Harold Parker. N.-w
. »MI . jiffuTt I lit i'll MO 1he I .liB a*tNll
mons. The airfield attached waa
l**«l I n ( I I .
!•*••!
i fl n■vri 11to (lie rw itio .t! d**\ i v
Two negro eehoid*
oil
field- Iwfutr wuiirf **'(» 1*1
'York City; BergL Jess 0 Hem_ Kiel*. on the northern coast of
Ii i lilt'd t«* Ink*
tilrii( the i r
I S*»vt*•l *IIi■pal*‘ h»"• i *•|****Ir*Il Ihr
, field, Atlanta, da.
f ? liougilnvllle, 49 mllee north of
llto
g
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a
r
l*»*t
P. p *i t»l ut (hr in*-, t ■
|{u*-lafi nrmy !i»*l f««lllu-i* hack
RhorUaud.
and -ociiii ■lild li’ e toI S r ili lltoilr 11
and fib fm tiiuli of r u ld f f .
Je.he. 1 1•>l||*iWHI ' hit •into*
firm! |w«* toll rot- tit . tii Ilug rod
1. IHN)
Tot several week*. the com
to it!
1 iiMiina
A l it-ln ir,
Scht-.l
Ml— Mtoiv A on Chap •• «»*■•♦ Ir T V\ I , i
■i 'til t >■V '
I'M. k *
-nl.til Is l.ul l.tod Hu.,
munlqus said, enemy ships had
pm llld* 11if rite (at am i U l p«imini* nan and Mr- Virginia Hufm-y ni K
Mi
M.h
«>
II
*
•
Ihgg.l - 1st
ihargt l.y fell l..iiiut
took- in
been observed concentrating In the
of ruld w ii k
-pi
ihe
Juiiiut
High
St
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<
nl
»ini
Mii
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•
1
1
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Vtiuigt»*t!
j*'d
'11
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s
lisping
\
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liu- nttoin sil)
I In
Klortland arts
1sm| h \
M r.
F t c llii
V 1t lllg to ll
it* ri.ut
VI H Ito|II11till Mil I11 r I.
Meanwhile apparently In a man1*1 lift 1lost th l fotnl1 aaF -r 1H1* 1m (nl
•I* i'll!*'
~ ruver designed to prevent n Jap
Ill HO stMtoi k I. u I
I‘m
lii m ight to (lie
- iM.t h So l.
U
|
S
I itpptoi
anaae counter-* l lack be air from
The Sanford Klwanis Club rr
I'r n*toinM *11 « k l1 * 1
run( v H vhtxd ti In 1W : Hi* penLi fid ■
the field at Jlieta. ether planet cently pregeated 4 resolution s ir '
1'Id IV "fill MM■ ’•LJtV.1I
In raddill on, Ir>4* • late it l u l pu
County Court wit] cunvim#
t pit* have I.t p ilr* isf h«-tf> ) «ll 1*o
strath there and damaged the *d by Frank J. Sham**, chairman
..f th*<
t*i*|| nlarot mi fin
field with bombs."
to' t h c ! C o u r t Houm at 10:00 A M rm-tnl pi*r«*H at differ* HI p«*ifd*
w11lIr t
ef the
M. Vnigit iitslu *|r (al i t ' '
It appeared efguMcant that the Sanfor'tdPUHerald
editor'l Lur,^ V , °*t- »*. With Ju.lgr It wailing to Ih* picket! up ti> WI'V
Ku-aiuii irilrf hi mt
it. i ,| spiw o
M
,• communique did hot describe any Holland,
ng them * 1 ^ - Ware presiding, 0 . P. Men trucks.
i.nwi Mtla.f lh«f I in**! frwii Ihr north, pounding IHo- ( if f '
y damage Inflicted by plane-borne vote o f than
*lb*lr fine *rior*. county cUrk. ratfair*! tf«lay
i in tt)«< tls %•lopnti o! inatk flunk wtth he** y .iililh ry
The Fort Kml nrgni »rl*«d
torpedoes. The assumption ‘
Tht folio winy f| men havr i,m frport# A IoIaI of I*N1 putjnd* *d
co-operation with the Club daring
■I If tle.tss! I will
i niIm-i a */f I "mi|« ni
VII
A Urcr numlx-r of Imilivri*
was B at weather, which the
drawn
for
Jury
service:
tiiidal on hand sml kfvrn »n*I
drarritwii as D** P -'t year u d (quota) for
irsfanlxjiLioiiR in thl* ■n’t lull hnvr F*i iHiii IUI (ration of ih» 1 l-*i i
W. M. Colbert. O. G. Jaroln,
........... ....
Ilritinh Threaten To
F'.sirr « i’" ' i -lii) in v*
" unfavorable," was m had that gUtng Sanford the finest amallrr W. E. Betts, 'C. IL Glllwri Jr HaIf aut uiTiobilcto Inralri l in firm failed' »■ yi’t tn plrpitn* a •trait He l> o
!»y
wikn
U,
Mr
Ijiiwtfm
h
a
hi
I
( « •lirave
the torpedo plane* either could town newspaper hi FJbHda."
of tr!lmg |itlir* fur grrviri* hv I 1111itiO J|*V.
William H. Davis, J. T Mrlam! Mr laiwtiiii itnd i ft Huwpu. itirnt
Maltreat I’ risoniTH
-In
a
world
at
war,"
the
resol •(toil ■ to1 ’
i f mil l «*«!, *ui h ■■ mrarhior a rot ' 1IMHO' to1d. t II
A M>t get. in their wpek or elan re
l
njc
Women
To
Plant
lotion slate*, “ are, the free peb- Jr., R .W. Deane, Geo. Csrlci,. ( dtinly toalvuge i Imirmmv UkJuv ■ho* rrpran * •1i nning rand lam* Ar i •"<- t ..... .
frail
f* ">
sults were not observed.
^
J H. Deck, J. D. David, itun.ld chivfully marked out on a (‘mill drying rlr and tn fill* thr** Ifl • ...... «* *<Hi Sl(iwt aIII) 1|l M
pies must remain constantly
V e g e t a b le C a r ile n s
"e .1 ?' It i I' aij ll k n t o
— Tthl. tol." le
the alert against thaee who would Newton, IL E. Fuller, and E I' '
with t'ir ('mini* Itatloning flora ril ' 1%V 1M'lili 4* fm S’ to(* irt*p* •1
«
ehto.kl. e, N » „ f . *•11 Hrili«li
1 i* , 1 »»| V 1 \ r*d' •.
ttetreurv A II I'rlrraon ■tratrd t
poison public opinion.
That in Dalbo.
ll. C, Parker, Fred N Fur.I,. travel, In order to |irk up lh» y**lrrtla v
( •«.
i |.HIMMr 1
t Ii ....
* " it I(•«* I'ki . 1' * *" |II II<I|II‘ I 1itr
i.trr Ir*• put Ml
the United State* gad Canada
•rr mp In ! ’»** phortt ■( |tPFk••»1■I>
* ' ■ 1 *i*>*p■)■» , hh ,■ ‘ •* **i EiIs
t • I n l i i i l l«*u
w* have nearly It,009 publishers A. R, Bigler. T. E. Partin, G < . MTIi
*ho h
l!>(
Tl »• totji
9
will
Is.
I.
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i-efila,
W.
R,
Jennings,
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tolhgesl
le.ll
M .. .T t(id M
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have been f»ie*f by Hep! I, in
and editors, with Uelr staffs, who
. j* , rin<i* i .
i •» Ms
Nktll*
- ■’ *<*1*
*>
''' ,f pi >!%*-*|
otalltCtoi on l< . f
write our near*, 24 hours * day. Maffett, J. H, Cole tough, llrnrjri
dotlr, A li*t <*f toll •*r^ice» t l|>
t, it11*>wHi *I(tf *'•
omt •** Il ls to-««l f‘«* trtki
n esal
at (|h1|ii Opt- Irt -I \ i | | f l i * t 1
token
cenetantly guarding against a Thurston, Alfred M. Dwlnell. Il ;
ulled by thr *■»ganifathm during
' . . I . .,nd II.. Mtir
fi*l (in thr rnsniti I I• • .«( Hark
••I ttofll *
V it
Oil It
•><•<
March, HMJ. The hlgSeat price*
dictator's propaganda and faith R. Beck, Thomas Ratliff, F A
< • hill* **f hrtirta •bran 1* i Saiurdray night
(Son nu kid giH> tirnftiM** *’
ch*rje*l then for •uch »ervirr«. «* »
fully adhering to Useir self Ilu Palmer, T. L. Gorham and M.
lltplrlI m«(rtod of Ihr *mnlill .•
r '»n I,■ isit'd 1 "MiihiH* r ‘ ■I Fhr (Inman* raiitiouru «-I th*,y'
E. Downs.
The rate or tl e pricing method
Drfrnar ■
il
ha,| i..anarlol thnr |H*»pp«- pHsuted during (hat month; The cut 1
unrfoim lh«l f’n* Ih» i won
r»'*«l till tomtii'fi in >**in,nuJa: I unrip
ino« 11> I iioitdiNO* - 1 1
tormry allowanre*, dlacounl* and »*id c apt Hallo**»\
hi
!. lm piiti thr (.tofih ri (
hnlnfrd rat rttNiM rafid (hr Itritfah
sued at ( ily
to w, <1. « . » . ';‘ h*r F, ‘ r* dlff. rrnilala g t .e i nut
Thr .....- i l l " " •«,
lb"
■
to repair hi. home at 1,000 l-iu Ju[Jn* >U" h'
,
, ‘rl‘l hr *t*-rl-rw.l. — ••Id hr
■ Hi idanl moir vrgrlrahlr* ilr^raair tifflcc. holing thral lirrliii
h"»M»* garden*
lI^ikhnl n auggnithm In iiravi’ ills
Further deUilni
InatfVtUm*I v»nou- imivemfiita in rl.».r onln
rt!* Avenue Ml an eatlmated eo«i
••nhlrin,
l!k
lilrH ilP service *eitendi’d order, and general theta
»rt* neutral Hwlas makr animpartial
art available
of 1500.
up
of
personnel
In
ndilitlon,
(
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o
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a
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o
t
h
e
r
invent ig u t io n ,
dcclari**!
an
equal
dealers at the Rationing Office.
Veatll and hi* alaff will itiapsi t
(••
goiHt
w ork*.
M n
H ill* | n u m b e r
of
N at!
p ri* o n c r* w ould
Members of Campbell-l-os'ine Mr. Peterson added *nd all firm* tiffin* Tf««jnl« revord* tmd npno •,j.i.ifs-l
milling that ihiw«* women lc traaird in like martiirt l*e^Jn-'
*»f
Post -ru requeatrd by AdJuUnl not having full knowledge
ineit* «»f supply
fiMitiito »t
th* •felt mg tu juiri ihr iiiovrment j nlng at nmi nflatnrda) unlr*« th*
Bill Thom* to bring their 'lunch th*«« requirements should contact %rm**T ,
*b‘ >(!s| i onlacl unr of thr follow | lirrinafia rd iM ol ihr t halned
and b- on hand at the Leglm* Mm It oner.
1nv «oi«»«itire nif iitbrr» In t hu Ht ill*h p:ria<mei ■
Uw Mgm of eight scrap pile at g:00 o’clock Sun. » /
j
i>.i it
\1r* Haiti my l.**ng, . in
i art taUreated. m»y day morning for ■ record-break
liu a lo
Mr* (ieor fr \\ Mor
log day o f icpsp gathering. 8 1no
ngwiMul, Mrs « II l-**r’
ilng sea th* men will b - unable to at
_ WEATHER
h
tend church, there la a possibility
gh
TENNKSFF.E
tonllnuad
that savera! Sanford minister*
m Sanford or in (Jencva, Mrs
s .n n tonight Al AilAMA —Mo
will accept the Legion's invite
WAFlirNGTONT” Oct. 0. (JO—
WASHINGTON. Oct B. iA'.
Mill- her-rlf
derate temperature this afternoon
lion to sod rtfs ths men at lunch President Rooeeveit told reporters The first mnlal awarded fi r her.. and tonight. CKUllOlA — 1.little
time at the Hill on Lake Stum' he assumed Wendell WINkle is Ism m the Merchant Marine dut
[
trmperatur*
ensnge tonight. FLOBoulevard, Mr. Theme said.
carrying out eilremsly well Just Ing the war was pinned by Prt*i
[ RIDA —Bhawera lower and tnldthe thing* he asked -him to do dvnl Kooaavofl jf* lr n l» y on Ihc ( ii i r i n n I ls s n r l k jfittriu
i
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,
„ u h nuie wmbefore he left to tour the mlddle- coat laps) of Edwin F. Cheney
. ,"
Eaat, Russia and China. Asked If J r , • ■lender, 2fi-y«r*old m m in
b at could say to what extent WII from Vradon. Pa.
*p resented Uni
nally.
represented
him persona
“ Thl. la really an historical
TORONTO. Oct. B. i/Pi H.»ne
sevelt
veil isaid he could not aa occasion," Mr. Roosevelt remark |Warning. Amcriceti legion Corn
TEACHERS PLACED
soutd be merely political.
would
ed. "There -ru going to Iw morn nismler, told tho American Fedof them. It recognltoa ■ form of: eration l^iwr convention Unlay
TALLAHASSEE, Sept. B .-O n a
valor that ia Juat a* essential a . , «f“ ‘ Or popular reaction to war hundred percent teacher-placement
uld
wreck
organ,
slur on a fighting .hip,"
I
'OJkea o u ld wratl
la tha record for the class o f 18(2,
rV.naM
Wto nn.vf.era.ale.
_a
l*fd
«nd thgtU>M
IW
Lrflcll*/
«*■
OiaiWrillMUl,
l. I, no,
Cherny M
waa
qnartormaater,. *1j.i
a tI,..
in IgbOf
, n S S accord Dig to th* personnel office
used
tht whttl o f Iht AtUflUc Refining
”,
7 **
of Florida State College for Worn*
c l t a S > T & T o B when U lie aaid the “ challenge from an on. However, for th* first time
WABHINOTON. Oct. 9, M V waa torpudoud March 12. He re outtsge<i and waiting America In many years, ail o f those quali
Tbe Senate rated to piece stop leased a Ufa raft from th* sink cornea to yoo X XX to atop the fied to teaah did not enter the
Many
ft * regular Income tax a fhr* ing, burning va-ael and maneuver- aaboteuring ol
American
pro
"V ictor/1' levy - agalaat *d It thraugh burning oil to clear duction by these little group* of
th e i
ter by rwlmmlng under water misguided and badly-ltd men • f e w H i
luge of M M d iw fa fa «*•
XXX si
etop them or else."
coming
op ooly to b r f t h k
I td (424 yeart/.
. _____ ;
and ccm
hif op
XXX
Farmers To Get
Assistance In .
Moving Suoplies
Possible Military Instruction
Oviedo School
Heads List In
Scrap Contest
Cs
Kiwanians Write
Resolution To
Sanford Herald
Higgins Enters
For Re-Eiection
Herndon Releases
Names Of Jurors
For County Court
To List Service Stand Inspection ,
Ceiling Prices At Monday Drill
N. C. Jacobs, Farmer
In C h u l r o t s , Dies
1
iwmm
11 -11
CITY BRIEFS
10 Members Added To
Drum, Bugle C o r p s
fun
FirBt Medal Awarded J(,Tm L.n*».
Wlllkle piplomatic
To
Merchant Marine!
Actions Approved
Xttizbxr'*'
StrikeH Wreck LalKiri p'f-'jr* chan*, tonight.
Rayon Considered A
5 Percent Victory
‘ Tax Put On Incomes
Hrrkue 0* $4 Nation. ••
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Inland %r»*|an.|>wf
fM la h n
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flit**. In*. n g iM 'lH f ***"
Ihr b*IIh*»1 $l'*4 "•
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Airplnna t|
t..i i. ^ iijj y
W hy
nil. m en
otie iln\ visitin g n lunatic asylum and
,.tiling in Ibe grou nds |,,. met u patient to w hom be
I'rv It So mi* Time
Vl
run t*ro«
vlwn pev'iitt*
in huU *ufrobl*.
Hi ( N .1 I papers do not tnlnrn w an tage. Th ey
■’ i bunk ..in I'eim fly which got this le tte r :
' .i in ii in* n Your letter received and it stru c k m e at
i ' a ii.nl> i..id lim e. I know I ow o that note, and 1 w ill
ii pi .t a s soon ns I jyisslbly can.
I .im i-Miiig lo ask you as a fa v or to please g iv e pie a
lim e , for If th is were Judgm ent D ay and y ou
L eiier prepnred to meet y o u r M aker than 1 am to
note, you w ould go lo hell.
■i t i Iimi you will do i his *’
A S Wr kff •
\An u i/ . Hm
\Wrtill IID' »
f fOli I a liir > .!
Ii Lar rit-io f
(I mp Hilt
ln*r .!»• •!
1
to f IvV# i1
frunt
t
W II \T \BOUT YOUR SO L D IE lh
II. MH1
A lull.I lu.lt" 41
o b jr c ls
tu
I'
a p r a k iiijr uf
H c h h o ii
■II tin
m..Ii, iiiiu iliil you |j|.| be re
In mil It i rplii .1 ms fni lows
I ii ........... * I mnrricfl a w idow w ith n g row n
. .,o.i Mh o io > lath er m arried tha! sam e stepi ami ! lull made rn> w ife the m other-in -law o f h er
I ..'
' on fath i r becom e my stepson
■i o n -ti |.oo>ther. the da u gh ter o f m y w ife, hud
m l ihnl Iki>. uf cniirsc, was m y b roth er b eca u se he
i .O u t *' ->oi bul be h im iil'o ill,, son o f my w ife 's
■ *.1•i . .uni il" r e li.ie tn-r grandson, and lliut m ade
•IMl In r nt illi s ! . phr.djipr
• M m i i<ii. bad ji son, so my m oth er-in -law , the
..! o n
.. ii m mI' o bis g ra n dm oth er, lioruusa he
■p
• bilil. im fath er is Ihu b roth er-in -la w o f
i o is m o - i in* siepsisti-r is bis w ife 1 am my m o th e r ’ s
...i m i « ife is her own c h ild ’s aittll : my son Is
r
m | io n . and I am my ow n g ra n d fa th e r
w in I am h ere sir
ibin yn x i’ eallpifs
tl.
T ile M o t t
Is T h e
KHNE.1T HOUHHOLDER
>■ nr» addreai and a kind lattar.
H e.l* In I’orlunogth, V#., now
*' ond ha tall* bs^Dlat Paul Klmp* anti and MIChani'i bey from San*
find have Ju*t baan graduated
(mm •Sera' and Kara been tranoI frrred to Charleston, H. 0. Hop*
1,1 »e'll Inia mora specific newa of
d three t»n Imy* vary aoon for
e tlair many friend* 'out
front’,
d hut that w»« nice rnln', fallahal
t.ay went In a patriotic meeting
" ahmil the flral of October ana
r. tbrrr garnered iomt pamphlet*
' wlitr'i Iti* lad autographed by tha
H ' l ' i i *11.1 sent on lo Ihi* family,
i hear ftlrnd, you'll never know
"I Ima- we do apnraejale and treaII .tire that compliment. Thank you
1 *o much.
\
Gay's neat addraoa la: Jomea
* day
Walla,
lloapltal
Corps
[» School, Cl***— 70, Norfolk Naval
'c Hospital, Portsmouth, Va. y
Wall. Hay. haro’a to the and*
*• athe t ic I
III
n■■
■
*
llony of ua may not haw
“I ’ much on tha ball’,
but Iart
!" keaj. It rolling Just tha aama and
wall gat lharai
\
i
it .
Sun*', tnther H It Digl.tan, t*
|i> MriJ. i in the llnltnT HI*Ira
' truly
Sam, yioi may not be where
vnu con rnjuy o radio ot a raoiletit ahower, tr.it * e'fa all pulling
j (in you. along with your Dad
*jt.ur Mother, your titter* and
I mu brother.
And va have v**t faith and,
1always rlrru*! hope Haro’* a
kit hair style*, wearing Ores*, * whispered message, little neigh*
tha earn* length ** their muth- j o<u, which only yon and I ran
U and look' aevertl yesra older ! hear,
m ihfy 'm l l y are” . Who ran
w e j w * -If "»|*cy •ometlma*
Contrihutad by
nk tgM* EifU are ild enough Smith from
'Winj
HeidiTTh,. Mary had
knpw tttet t n » r v v d o lig f.
Vt hose hr»rt the mi
fanner* are Jsfins asked to In* Hut the couldn't.wall
iaa* food production Ja»t aa
my of them ary beginning In
M Wapa Uey have *1*
■tad. >(e*nwhlla home
d othpra wiih a vacant
rround hero and there
wail, might even itava
BoyCS#
nasra which w* wanted to _
go
And now for slavp, 'tpya. Bound,
Yoyr envelop*:; Lt. TT. M. Haynes, ywo. W* feel, In a w«y, that warhw
ewfr-fclediiaas here**
I. It st«cm
ihat they :<Ui.
W a '. i
J r , I ! i Beak Groap. M & i tfkU. boldlhg out oh you. But really restful sleep with nary a worry
M
we are not. W# are trying to go We prey for you out there aiU
•varybody ia M U m ltd
Spokane, Washington. ~ ‘
American* sad
» _ they
, *r* carksit WeIn*fed we t n give no other Happy landing* always far y«J. by relation and you’ll get every you all just know (flat we
to v k it kind of people we .err
here at b in s are all fine.
four buddies and that ship, w ri hit that has been riven us.
I hope w* ran (tv* them a* wood iddreaa foi thia Navy Boy than er. Hr the wxy, shy hallo lo
CIocmI Nltfhtl
New we tavr to stop and cheek
•n jmpreailon of American* ti t) rough bit parenu In Xellwood those
boo* buddies for ua. want roa. up on our Send-off Committee
tier have itvm ut of IhemMfVct. or you can writa In care o f hit Hoy!
money. Aren't you proud
that
"I happened to Chit (Vttycoat aunt, Mr*. K. B. Hockey. 1310
little ole Seminol* < ounty was
lane which > «< very inurastiae Park Avenue, Sanford, Ha
tMr. W. M. ScAtt had a roost atlv# and awake to the situation
Along each tide of the ilraet axe
Set long ago? That, Soldiers, is be - ^
.
V tfrom
rom Sgl.
From "Se« Hera, Private Har pleasing letter recently
uthearti and a mob of peep I'
Orman E. Ward. Orou* la with
t wa* fanny to tec Ui* gay who grove'* — Quota: There’* the tha Signal Corps and did you oo- 1 cause we love you: lie were only J
adverllMM) kimteif •• d a ‘Overatory about the officer of Uw day tic* tnat Sergeant stu ff! That’s) waiting for the go ahead signal
from Uncle Sam. An’, you'know
coat King* with maybe four over- who quae!toned ■ new tenlry.
“fuppote." Ihe OD atkrd. “ Tov pretty awrUI
whatT Even St. Petrisburg gav*
( o i u /or u tt,
Orman Is overseas end says ua an editorial.on what we started
thouled
•llill’
threw
time*
and
t
••Another auy » n telling p ru
that
ha
Is
getting
along
fin*
**•
up
hare. Good for Seminole Counkept
going,
What
would
you
doT"
cur# and ha called Mmteif the
The guard
waa
apparenily cwpt that h* misses his wif* anil
'Corn Kin*' of Pettycoqi Lane,
son
a
lot.
Ha
sends
Hla
greeting'
lit had a guy tlttln* on a caair ttumped, but finally anrwered. In Ihe American Fruit Growers
with a bare foot alack out and *'Nlr, I'd call the corporal of the personnel and tn
Mrs
Head,
a crowd lathered around write quard *
Tha On vloaUd, “ A h a ” he wishes everybody good eropr thi»
the Corn Ktn* gave out with hi*
rear
and
yearns
for
Florida
fishaid. “ And just why would' tod
■ale* talk.
Ahead, with roaplele line
“ An Indlm w *i *11 don* ay tn <all the corporal o f tha guardf”
on lo say, quote: “ Boy
Thia lime tha
aniwer
mat " l ie _
of Mint Gin. SUar Gin,
an oraxiga turban and told ametlr
It sure is a devil or a place over
prompt
am]
decitlve—and
carDry Gin, Raat, and Vodka.
perfume to *11 he gait, lo fart,
here— nothing tail wild woods snil
rvet.
'T
o
iaul
away
your
deail
you rould ret anythin*
Mack people, and hot, loo; and|
“ I then roue
over
London l-sly. alrf“
It1* heen reining for a good while.
Bridge and walked lack to Tra
Mr*. Cana mlr# Srhullt rrcenl- —I ran not ten you Ihe name of
falgar Square In hear tha lion*
this place where 1 am.—I hope
rotr and tee the plgeont fly, hm I) had luch an appreciativa letter tn see you all again soon—If I
1 couldn't fear the nightingale' or thanks from Mr. J. F- llodgr ■m all togtlh#.- *'
tinging in Berkley Sqaure— I aaboa a lamlly live* at 113 Av*
O. D. FARRELL. Prop.
Dear Orman, we're all together!
•uppote. it wat (he wrung teat on rado Avenue. Mr. Ifodgv aay■ that for you, anyway. Good luck, sol Phone *14*.
Mather B ide
"Finally I gut pretty tired of he liked II fine nt Norfolk, where dier, and here’s your address: Bgt
101 W. 1st HI.
Phone M 4 J
walking, to 1 went Into the Re they were first atatloned allhough Orman E. Ward, Signal Det. ho.I (Formerly Baggrtt’s Uq. Store)
gent Dark Hotel —where I met every minute of their time was ,i A. F. 0. r-o this Imaster, A. S.,
an fjiglixS Royal Navy lad. lie 1taken jp . He paid high tribute N. land this aerial number Is
w ar a fine chan tn talk to ami' In Ihe ''chow" and said that the vrry important In writing a hny|
when w* got tired of itttinr Navy ,Uea everything poajible to Ovrnte-aj)
No. ItOfllTUH,
Fan
we went nut lu i movie. Tie keen the men antlsflra.
We think the following ia r»- Francisco, Calof.
*aw a million nr so people d*«h
Quote: "But. of
ing about ulmul here and there laclally nice.
Joseph l-twtnn, son of Mr. and
course. 1 mis*
everything »l
•^ ■ ■ 1
y
A
,
J m t rccf'lvrd n new "h ir e )
Ju>t a» ia N. Y. V.
home
eapeclallv
my^rsmily,; Isjt Mrs. Joseph Liwlon of Oviedo, is
"There were streel ealerUlnheme
nn a short turloueh Joseph
innylw il won’ t lake long
In
^ ■ ■ 1
o f lientitiful, |m)iufip(|
rre, I owrever, unlike N. Y. f .
llh the Radio nut-fli and sla"On* tumbler was icxy ford finish thia Job If every red blood
get
behind
this
,in,n^
1
Norfolk.
V
lr
g
ln
a
___
,
1 1 1
V
V H I
[ilnttW ith
putting on bis art in Ihe alrt*.' ed American will
1 l^ l Uf have r mort nreiiratr
with musicians and a lot
m rause ullh everything he . has." ^ d r r t j jo*#ph whrr jroi* H**
Mr. Ilndgr, that’ s Just esarlly
other things
.
^ ■ r a fl
W m i
m i'iital puli) f nil Ill's (tlalijj
hark up tbrrr and, in ihr mran*
"All this was in Ptradilly ’ and the kind of talk we all reel We llmr, fJo ‘iarr a arand llmr thrar
mini realise that we must put
ir iff-lr t , Squah-e
or la-Vf'lfil ratpa-H.
nr * i flvf itiyx l r know jrfKii
Tha, N•»y 1-ud wllh me w*s a everything wr have hack of this Marnma nn' four Fajhiv will and
Allied
cause.
Not'-fUst
money,
I
ut
really bileresling rhap te styi.ll
ili* Until** and tbr Aunt* and
ed about Just use laird Nelson wort, prayer, effort .and eoneen •I f many frirnd* you bar# nul
on lit quarlrrilerk. Il*i«i« croe>..i tratlofi u|sin Ihr task In hard.
(
By t l way,,
(speaking
uf brrr
lehind, hrnl forwanl ahoul h’i
KyrrYlblnf that forx *jp murl
degree*, chin jutilng mil and (at work), are the Kcahrrs haulin'? inrTilaililf mmr down, *o Ihi* i'
We're (Basing yntir nr* addreta
inf long alow a(e|ta.
We m i'l
ui,,Mg asatIi alt g»o<l lurk In you. ihr Fall of tbr yrar, KvrryU«ly. ‘
have made aalraugr pair.
IIVrSipx you had l»rlUr rtruf*
“ Ijller I went up lo Ihe AMeri 'rlend
J. K. Ilrslgr, C- M. kl, |Ut H,. wa f*r that nnr * It juiat ullpprd
ran Kigl* ReiH’ rosa llouae where
»o:.|
*
1 had aUyeq nsvralg.it and bi.l Co. "U". Plat. I, Camp Bradford,
In Junr Vim- IM m R. Prtrfan
■upper. Thai, loo, ia a very nice Norfolk. Virginia.
lr*rrlr#1 out In Kantta tn attrnd
place. For Iwo and sit fWVi. I
l-*s
liren tikr fktldrn Wrddlnr of hrf mo*
•lept In a lie,I with atrrla, had * 1 Orville Touehton
Jhrr wnd fathrr. What a wnndfr*
bath, iwilh towel) and brrakfa-i mwlr a cadet Sergeant out there nil orraxionf And or) Ihr way out
in Louisiana. That's mighty nice,
Very rs-inuiaM' in an) rotinir)
■'I think I told you that you , an * e think. Hla new address ■ tbrrr ihr taw hrr ton in Donfia*.
e
nne night. Irody vnu have
aend ah rlesrn jHnjnd. or le.*, Cadet Sergeant .Orville Touehton fmrmoriea
In l reas ore’ TFen, upon
parkag,- every mnnlh fur i-olv H-iuadron II t-r-ajp J. A A V . P her return from summer work in
l hr post ag r lo N Y
If y.,u F N <liraJ. Monroe. |»uisiana
Fpartanburg, H. C.. she saw him
" N*>w fhnC rrm lc r R p u lh i- r j* f it t h p w nv
Krep rising Bergesnl*
aend anylhing valuable, you hail
fur unr nlghl and a day at Shaw
y o u r hti«klmr>«| t r ill I m- w a n t in ? lo w r a r h i*
better Ins irr i.
Field,
Himtes
Field.
8
C.
Donald
The
rocks
are
reowing
and
it
Is
"1 would Nkr some oranges ..r
Hl« "Hit* ai ill w e a r I on iter
nc»t Yr l
How t»n e*nh ha* been through Ihe 'loops’ and1 hpRViRr mjH •
candr bar*
■
s
now
attendin'
Advanced
Fir
I f yoti h a v r t h n n
hHY
( I .E A s S K H
Phc
mi
ynu
•lifipoM'
th^
roT^rnm^nt
"Mivally i.range*, if i ran x'<
wiiH iKrni five*- lo Ini1
ol ing Se'fonl at kSmitllre, (Is. Hit
f i l i r i r w ill
frv » h f* n « | u p nn>( o u r jt f r t t p r *
,1-ein
Drrsent
addresa
Is:
Aviation
Cadet
>lnyr|i(ht iflFln; tiro#? Prr»on*|ly,
lajve lii F.vrrylmdy, i hartea '
w i l l rto kfi t t ir t a ilo r * * ! ■ m artn o **
YV’ t>uMn't
rhirlra. what a nice. Inlernt w r h a v r n 'l b rrfi wofl M # r f f l for Ikifiald K Pearson, Nquadron 4,
fo il H k r to *urprt*i> turn Is) |iu t t ir u fit*
Barracks
1.
A
P.
T
D
.
3peer'
Ih
r
xintpir
m
u
n
n
lh
«
l
w
r
«|»rpMl
ing letter Ami. dear is>y, norm
Ua.
I
H i n t r r • i i l l j i in |«p rfn rf r iin ililio t i* '*
way we feel that from Munr iiiiir r r l r r l r i c l i f b l now in tHr Field.
we know tlat vou have
where, from a.mie one. you'll rvl inorninf thin wr yKni to ilo in ‘ a Donald,
stiff
course
nf
training
hut
thine urangra Hrre’a lo
|h»l Ih r r v m n jf
Suite elenned— Caaih and cnrrv
fiaf
rnme
Hut. who «rr wr to *i y ? Al ne’ re hellinr on you lo
Florida .Sun-blue, Mr U’ aalb-r
through In Jlne stylel
though
w#
fio
ftet
(hit
Florid*
man!
Jack F>arson. aon of Mr*. Rulh
fharlea ran i>* ailitreaaisi l’f« diffrri from ihr Nforthrm .Stater, Pearson,
who leaches at Paola
n a r lr i J Canll. .11^)1149, l«th t ■ (lavrrtinr Holland iirrlarrd.
end
a nephew nf
Mrs.
Hrlen
Weather S-i.iadrun. A t' n, saT,
Did you all hear about Walter Pearson, has enlisted in the Army
Nrw York *‘it)-, N Y
A S K A B O U T O lIR KECON
CONO
M IC
AI
OM
ICAL
\
Haynes losing tlx ahirt’ ? IVtll, Air Corps and is waiting His call
When It come*, wa know he'll be
L
A
U
N
D
R
Y
S
E
K
R
a
V
v
IC
i
c
K
E
—
,
*f
1
,
,
t
y
f
sir,
he
did
Iherallv
In
Salt
l-ake
To Mrs Henry Wight
l*e*r
right on Sis toes’
|
Susan, you speak of tha ’ ioae-1City He wa* flying to his ne*
Emmett Pearson nf Paola. name
l-ost
and
at
Halt
[*kr,
hla
vallpak
firlnjr
In
coal
hun
gcra
fo
r
ea
r
livlly of sunset and the wistful
relationship aa above, has enlisted
mrnUi— we ran '! g e t any m ore!
feeling of regret that you Sava failed lo catch up with him That In t t e Marine Reserves and has
rio place among those who are hoy must have been Irevellnf returned to Gslneaville to com
a| some speed! Nevertheless, ha
doing so much and so wall”
plete hi* course In college unless
In thia beautiful expression you want on shivering in summer called before gradual Ion. Hope it
pay all those taking part in this things but trying In keep warm wont’ come toas soon for you, boy.
war effort a rare tribute, and wllh the memory of wliat he had
Mra. Pearson goes on ta say
left behind him—two shirt* (|M).
yourself, as wall.
st Irourenc*
Rarinaau,
Rifle
E A S T SECO N D ST.
T E L E P H O N E 4Gr,
My dear, you have rim ed a on* special rocket (|4d) and a
nge Detachment. Marine liar-1
uniform
(flOdl
tie*Mr*
otter
es•runset’. Your sun has lent warm
raeki, New River, N. C_ it tha
selntlal*.
W*
pass
on
these
fi
th and brilliance through goer
S m ilin g tad who until recently
day. You now have an unclouded g u m so that civllisu may know haa been driving a
sky In tb* wait as you d<■serve that an officer’a life is not all I.sundry truck for Mr. Sttalnole
Rabum.
____ ....
and many of us ar* Just now be ‘gravy'.
Well. Waller, the government Ha Haa not been a Marin* long,
ginning Ihe things we should
Fsv* (Ion* yetra ago. tlut we were giveth and somebody lakrlh a*ay. hnt haa made a swell record ami
Did you know lhal In the** tig i» coathlni
lair and you wfre not.
• tO N D II HAS A M i r .
F*n to you, rather, goes the Bombers the pilot, navigator and rifla prart
o a o w o o d has a f i r .. .
bomhadlev
all live loretter In group every week or Iwo and ha*
r raise an.l let us » r lhal we,
V O U 'U
,
ourselves arr looking forward to their big flying ship: Of roorae, to give tHem a little laetore and
show Item how to shoot!
MAY!
r flh '* j4
a loaa evening - a 'sunset' Buck ttey have the ua* and privilege ol then
Thank you. Mrs. Pearson, for
H r tr tiic ti
fl ,
a* roof-s— rich In tte changing the barracks Wit l, * idea of
rotors of the aur'a selling—the them heing together ta that they all this good Information on our
happiness of
reminiscence, tha emn thereby tecome thoroughly -Semi note boys. You kn«*, It la
with each other aa to rpwponea of that kind which makes
lava and reaped of our fallow acquainted
disposition,
tarn para rnent
and this column posiible. It a a Sol
wan.
character. And they
«ua»
all diers' service ted w« muat keep
leant ta lilta over each olhtr*a thia exchanga going for them.
H
u
Ilea.
That
la.
o
f
rourao.
In
nu«
brothara la the aeratca—one In o f any emergency. Also, all flyer*
Cm Near and one In the Part- —that la. pilnla o f those b lf ahlpa
troop*. Mince wa want to treat
Dear Roys. It la lima lo slop
both in the umn eAlumn and — must flrat bo nariaators. '
Walter ran noW ta rear tad at but w# Hat* to for w* have other
■inra wa want to quota tha latter
tha bad from Jim, the yoiagvr,
wa ara going to hold them ovar
until oait wee*, Jim wrote noth
an latrreatin* and rolicklng latter
about tha paratrooper* lint , wa
think you all will enjoy reading
II. In tha meantime, be re’* lo your
good luck, boy*!
i
Heml note County U making' a
high record a* to officer*, but let
u» tell you who may not te w
reached rival paint, that an off leer
n y a , te t .thay
j®W
l *» »W ft «
■i taut con trib u tion w as m ade b y n
o .-it I’uni, Minn, w hich ad vertised
o .g a purse full o f scrap to the
In M u le p i'.g i.im s "
C ontainers w ere placed nt
.ml u lien it., .lav was over, a trem en dou s i|itnnii.'i o i null f i b '. Ii|e*tick con tain ers, bm ken alarm
n et.,I i..m ii', until out w atches, exhausted c o m p a c t!,
• oi
anil im p ly metid purses was re|K»rted.
!»•’ i*
H I- - •
f
AI-m
t
•
K--e ■»
1*
II. f
4J141 If
l> c
Hr
r
iTiit’ n e ip ii1cnmiiaiRt: In Sctn^nDlO _C00^ijf haa beejt
K tt_v th o ro u g h ly orifniiiieil and a trcm ’eh dous am ou n t o f
Jll It k f all k in d , ha* Imioi collected and nhlpped to fa c to r ie s
\x I.
it will tjo Ihr m oit g ood tow ard belp in g to lifju id stc
oentli'H o f m nnklnd, H itler, I! iroh lto and C om pan y.
------ I : i r ,-v. it y et then* may Im> som e plan** w hich have lieen
■ . 11...,kill.
\ (iiillt'lin from the hendrjuariem o f th e N ew apapers
i it.-.I >cru p M etal D rive sa ys that the b ig g e st percen ta ge
•*i -i n ip m etal is nt ill ly in g idle In old w arehou ses, abend*
•<1 fn rtories, im lustrial plants w h ich h ave Installed n ew
iifi
.iil.m rnt and in the Im sem ents o f large buildings. " Y o u
«i
gu tan .
tl lim e to get Ih n l” . tin- bulletin insists, to con tin u e to
r . a r i l ro\tr tota l.
|
\ Sioux C ity , Iowa, new spaper rep orts that th e fir e
i m i i n f a t , w h ich has a cce ss to ev ery large buildin g fo r
i
- . l i o n piir|totes, has luken ov e r this phase o f the cam ient'ii there an d has u n covered a large am ount o f sa lv a g e
. • i -lin g o f old Itoilera, abandoned h eatin g e<|ulpment, and
i p i | nil kin ds in these basem ents.
■
I•i a M ich igan city , students b elon g in g to the N Y A
|1 .
tlorilcerrd their serv ices for d ism a n tlin g w ith acety*
1 ... lu rch es unused pi|s"<, girtiers, lioilers, and oth er m etal
1 ii. i from liuiblings no lon ger In use o r w h ich are still
in usisl buildings bul not needed In them ,
lo H ou ston , Tex, -ox thousand ton s o f old street c a r
,
. are b ein g ren a n ed and nr: abandoned tresile and
ic* a n ’ b ein g taken i I'.wn. At F ort H ancock, N. J. 20
..I o b s o le te railroad tracks are being du g up slid a
ttiliipinle.l com.I n rlillery gun has Iteen added to the
* im p pile.
>i*M
' i Sayre. I’ m iron gu a rd rails on a b rid g e have lieen
••I amt repbn ed m l b wo<s|isl ones. In a n oth er rum tin bells in mii abandoned ch u rch w ere used to
1 the i i m o ' -iiMp total, while still a n oth er lo r e dow n
long ile> lari’ll unsafe fo r travel but still
\t*1’
lift*
c
STk
r
r.
r
COLD WAVE
BAKED DAILY
at
ROBB’S
HOME; BAKERY
ARCADE.
Package Store
—
—
V
—
IxOVELY MIRRORS
“ Brighten Your Home With
PittHhurjfh PaintR”
MEN’S SUITS
WE DELIVER
110
£
Today & Saturda
DOUBLE
TIRE VULCANIZING
MIDNIGHT SHOW -
SAT. 11:30
ou Privy tea
you kata |tl
There’* no ratk m la f on Tolctm klrvf, eith er
tlree o r tubes. T h a t m — a t you can g«t
n atty more good, railed o u t of those in jured
eatin g s and tobta by h a tin g Sem inole T lfe
Shop vulcanise th en Q afckly, expertly and
inexpensively.
n
tord in Ms atheel
grade* haw gvareg
which I* pretty Gm
SUNDAY AND
In kny branch of U
A lth o u g h ou r w ork ia
w e h a v e fa e flit k s f o r
UooaJ rep a irin g and t
Hubert Hawaii
a
turned cold In i f !
nil erwlte
everythin!
Thank you. Jtobert fo
■fra latter. Robert's
Pic. i Robert Howell,
inulry, Ft Deeming,
t i.
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liana I* »
Wo promised you a lettar last Camp Pickett,
week from Chartesj. Gantt to
hla parent*. It v
waa
dated 8ept,
u dal
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k f u ilc
C lu b
w ill
in Ox Fannla R. Munarm
KtMUa an 003 ilyrtU Avrnua at
a - Iip J L
H m F, E. RoumlUat will have
3 1 . aawing in lS« Rc*I
(Yaa» Roam during tha morel
B in_e.
• A ftory hour will br eondortd , far ehJIdr»n of prr-acbool and
primary ay* at the Sanford Publit LfttVT *l 10:00 o'clock under
tMi direction of Mi*i llarbara
Riiprrrht.
MONDAY
Tfc* el it In of the
Woman1.
rh a J ir e
“J E R K I N
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it t in m w n
ru n v ottn .
p tom »A
Telcphofift 148
MlMionanj Society o f tba Flrtt|
Baptiat L tuitch will meet at the.
llow
j in f homo.
h o m e..
(olio
win*
Ctrcu One — Mn. II. John.on.
1101 W. h in t Street
Mra. Fdward S. McCall left Ihl.
Circle Two — Mm . Frincte
afternoon for I'rnaarola where ah*
Bolt., 1101
Avenuetfoitx,
l i u t rPark
ant A
venue.
war
called tn the account of the
■ Three
~
lJlIlan
CtreH
— Mr., Jil
death of her lather.
Vickery, 31M W- Third Str o t
v
-u v n
FFour
iiw
—
Cirela
— Mm . ,lm
/lmm le
Mra. Olive Marthall and dough,
Holtrelaw, WJ3 Myrtle Avenge
Circle Ft.e —
Mra.
Wade ter, U n . II. E Warner, Jr., of
Mr
and
M r*
J
I’
W ila.'n
Rucker, M0 Velencte Driee
St. fVterahurg are apendlng a
a n n o u n c e th e h lrth n f » »,in, l*fl‘
Circle Six — Annex with Mra. few daya In Hanford
v ld J u lia n , ttet 7, n t the F e rn a ld T. W. Moore end Mra.
Myron
L a u g h t o n M e m o rial llo .p u n )
Smith, knetataea.
Mr*. Ira Thompron left today
Yam will be dlrtrlbuird by for Ft. Henning, G i. where the
Mm . S, O. Chan# at the Red will join her huaband, flgt. Thontp*
U. S. Pay« Miffh For
Croaa Doom.
aon, who li atatlonerl there with
Tha Woman'a Club, atiperviied
Thlil ilottfein(l*Dincf*Min. tlinj* CrO«by. celrhrnlrn the Fourth B eef From Argentine
by Mm . Rem Titlie
will
hare the United Statea Army.
of July with a lieVy of tNMiutir* m “ IlnlMay Inn/* eo ■ la rrh is Fred
chaff* of (be aewtnc In the a f
W A iU lT N C ^ T O N , O rt
U. |4A —
llirro
A f t a ir e
I I w ill be the featU Tr .iftr a c lin n at the R lt r T h e o lr r Sun
ternoon aetaloh at the Red Croaa
T h ro u st* larV o f n m o h lin itt h l
Flortne
Fran,
nf
Tampa
are
ex
Room.
day and Monday.
purrha*ins ^y»tem f .*r \ r m y apd
St. Anne’ a Chapter
of
th* pected In arrive thi* afternoon
c iv ilia n n m l * , the F o ile d S ta te *
Fplaeopal Church will meet wifh to viilt Mm J. H. Ray and Mr.
pay«
m ore
f«nr A r s e n t in e
l*e**f
Mra. Harry lee
8417
1-aurrl and M ra T r o ) Hay
th a n
(Ire e t
B r it a in
n « *« ,
thr
Arcuie at 3:00 o'clock
llm i* e A tip ritp rin tn m * F m n iitte t
The circle* nf tha wo^n■h’■
Mia* Flier llutchi*. *. daughter
r e v f a lr d yM trr«1ay
Auxiliary of the Pretafierian of tlrtg. Gen. Hutrhiaon and Mr*.
T h e co m m itte e y»»t it* in fo rm a
Church will meet at the follow HidchDon ha* pledged PI Bela
tion
fro m I. K W h e e le r direetot
ing bomea at 3:30 o’clock.
Phi eoclal eorerily at the Ibllvern f the O f f ic e of K neeig n A f n n il*
Circle Ono— Mra. \Valter H. *11%. of NnFtK I'n ml inn nt Chapel
tu rn ! R e la tio n * .*f the H^ywirtmont
Bach, chairman, with Ure. Alva
of A s r ic u lt u r e . duH njy h e n r in f r on
I . Collina, 1880 W. 18th St.
ft «up plen »rn tal d e fe n -c npproprift*
Circle Two— Mm . 1V. ft. Brunttfnn h ill
ley, chairman, with Mra. G. A. Mrs. Alice Sloan
(
A akecl hy R e p rc - m ta M v e F a n
Stine, *89 Summerlin Ave.
if e v p e rie n ce dhl not in d icate
Cine Three— Mm . J. N. Gillen,
Honored With Party
I nnn
th a t a rm y b u y e r* of A rg e n tin e
chairman, with U n . W. I. Ilertb
e
e
f
iw r
not
' \ r r > no*id harley. 80S W. IS Ft.
JlmwrtnR her mother. Mm. Alice
* f s in e r * * * I-era 11
t hey p a id innrc
Circle Four - Mm A- I>. Smith, Sloan, vrhui rrlrbraiitl hrr rljrhly*
1 th a n the n u l l ’ ll
W h e e le r relied
chairman,
with
Mm .
Hugh fiml Mrthdny anniTcrury* Mm.
that ^m erieftn t .iir e r ’ for thr
Wbelchrl, 1013 Magnolia Are.
Katr Mnnnlns rnlrrl/ilnnl with .1
c iv ilia n m at kef w ere h r ^ K rc*
Circle Five—Mm 0 U Threah party *tn Tiirtdny rvrnlnif
B iip n n O h lr fer i t.r *itu M m n
er, chairman, with Aft*- ffenry krt* of
nnti onttimn flowtrn
Mcfaiilln 112 W Ith fll- with Wfre umhI in iln- rstr lh? rmimi
-m, co-hoatea'.
Mra. W. C. Frlckwin.
co-ho*te»'
C ir c le H l x - Mra
Fred Wlfhl. of Mm Slmiri*' rr*.it!f*rin* whom
Pepper To Introduce
chairman, with Mm . s. a ir&h. the party wii* hrM
Tint*1I'Vfiilni? m * r 11jo y ftlily » p rn t
Crop Innurnnce Hill
la Drive, with
leyman, 355 Valrncla
Mm . W. D. Hoffman, co-hoatew*. In ponversftiiup mul the •irtstns «»f
h)
mitt
ftrnl
old
fuohiotmf
ftoiifp.
S i.
T h ere a t
( h a p trr
of
the
W ASHINFTtiN (let ■»,
F p iu -o p a l A u x ilia r y w ill meet w ith The Rev. F It Ilrownlw* ImI the
Ron
P e p p e r *aid
v r * ie r ih iv
hr
sroup
in
pn»>rr
uml
rrmit
a
Irtler
M m . H oy H y m n . C r y a t a l la k e , nt
w ou ld iijt rikdu.'e *o*»n lesi*lath>h
from
Mm,
Hlo*n£rnn<i*rii.
Urn
3 :3 0 o 'clo ck.
tn p ro v tilf F e d e r a l en»fi in *n ra n ce
Marmlnir.
i- stationed with
8:00 I’ .M. Junior Service Guild
In H i m * ft 'it *
Untied Stott’ Murine* at Ihr
w ill m eet w ith
t lia i
M a rg a re t
P e p p e r * aid to m l .o tier mr
Brooklyn Nut y Yard, mrlffrjitii
Spenrer, 11(1 laurel Avenue.
An in tp rra tin g aextet from
S w e a te r G i r l . - n c o lle c t m y .t e ry lir r * nf the F lo r id a lr|c ra th o n in
lntinir her u|h»h iter onmlver^ary
TUESDAY
F o n d e r •- h.td rn n fe rte d w ith J>.
Ijile
in
tlo
* vrninff Mrs d ra m a In w hich m u rd er " U lk - Ih , cam p u * n* the 't u d e n | . .w in e
Mra, C. K. Carter will leaili n
r* y S m iv h , head <»f ih«
F . d cral
S t a r r in g Ft Wile I I ....k e n
w nh
Ju n e
I ' f o - m , IM l)
c la ." in H o m e H y g ie n e anil C a r e Mannins. f»^i*te<i hy Mm Henry and '« w y l
C m |l
In M iranee
P o tp
and
1
TKiifPlon,
pervml
m
v
cream
afnl
of
the Hick at th e G r a m m a r
R h o d e *. W illia m H enry and P h illip Terr> the p lc ln re -.11 he . h o . n
T a t!
W f la h l, hi*
a ** i« ta n t, on
rake
In
the
f*>U*iuitiir
School from 3 00 to i 00 p.M
*iich i#st«<alien
a l a m id n ig h t "how S a t u r d a y
U 10 I ' t l
C T SO fl Q l S
V
fW
‘ Artillery Twill*
3 .9 8
Spun rayon twill jrrkm
*w\ Skirt you'll wr*r with
all your Swrairr* and
blouaea.
Brown, tireen.
WJpc,
Commando
Blur
1 ? In IH
J
lolly w o o
S H O P S
v e e
IF YOUR TASTE D O tA R D *
THR t U I
W
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
t
• WINES
■tl BURR TO V 1 » 0
N IC K ’S
Cirtle fjirefi Meet«
At MetHWist Church
Ctrrb Number Three met in
the Mtlhodlit Church auditorium
Mond**, aftamoan with 12 irirrnbrra UrfMnl 4*4 Mr*. W. E.
Smith toajtst ibk devotional ualng
the Dfxl nlna trerert of the Utn
Chapter at Mark.
A dlacuailon gnu b*W on haw
to cnrouraJre aU pwnhlfi for the
n*x1 ctM tud ajvo
waa aho Jc
rlrlrd to hold Ukl niermber rao«lIrig (o tl** k«m* of one of iho
mrmbvra
Thoaw prereni wgfts Mr* Me
nim. Mr*. H. R. HtHrkland, Jr..
r.. t B. RaUl/t, Mr* E A
London bay#, JKra. Chaitw IIabicI',
Ur*. J *M * floaUEan. Mr- » H
Crumbier Ind Hr*, w . E. 8mllh.
4 i* i i t r u u )
* W k w
— W- mt* •*
M m . rw w . ■ A A
Twins Celebrate
>
I'ourth
Birthday
j
Bride-Elect, Honored
\V
Mitts I.ucy Peter«,
mm
tt A r r r
’
b i r t h i »a t
F R ID A Y
Mr*. Den Fantwell
M r*. CPorffo
H a rd e n
Mar jo rift Andemen
SA TU RD A Y
H elen T a m m
Nancy Thnma*on
BraitCili H a d le y
| t in te r
M r*
K nluM .i K r it t i
Ir*
f ^ d a A lfo rd
Mi s a ||tc H d>
M r* II. T
S h rp p a n t
Mm
II
I"
P a y to n , H r *
|>at«y S p iY p y
Mm. W
J
Mm J. W Mrr
SUN DAY
’ .1 i
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fh»
n .f t r r
M*
11
nt. .1 I .
•
V- ■• .
,;
1,1 -II
4 .9 8
W m rn '
J
I lie t pe»i-*i *r ' S m i f i
WOMEN’ S FALL COATS
S m ith
11 ,» 1.* i.|
t
....
i: . e ll
llib b M n*e|ey,
| 1, i | •
*
I* j o I ,nn** M ille r ,
\| - •
S*o ja
M nnforfon,
B ro w n o f O rlatid it. Mr* I
i #«-1 j u i
- a ii.if.i
M m s I i . i i . hi
A n n lU lw r n ,
Ijip p in , M m
E
I
R e fe r*
In
Robert Sheldon and Mr1 F ||n* -1.| S t. m il. f R u d o lp h H m llh .i
in .I
\| f
H nr >
l(u««r|1
Mm !
S ta p le r.
AImj the Mi■*ch tirnrr I m*. I,,h,, \| (li’f M r- F u l l |k if * c \ a n d j
\| of- I l-ld
I
Haiel
Miller.
F*th*»
*«< 1*tn. Mr
* in f lr
l.o v
hrra«t« | typ e*
fit.*el*
■
’ ll* *
of
I?
I.
fill*-.l
tm h- ■ |tilr
lo
m
fS»-«
L'l'
1 2 -7 5
MI M!I k r I a F in
I*
l
F#IF
W OMEN’S DRESSES
hoRte**
M.
B
’Hf i lejl WMH ImlyirifttIon fm
A 1*« r m h i f o i i
d r*
M r* l.-*ui*c It n*
K in g . Mi
II- m I
Ann# Ruth Wtlll*, H*tnh VF ler.
Margaret Cullum.
I.ettm belle
Swaiftferty Ruth Fiimnnop- I *rj*
I»hll, Fhariotte l*liill K.iM- in*1
Miller, Mary June IhihwMf- »nd
lle tty Meyer
I I . A . A p p le b y
I t m . G e o rg ia K e r I
F a lv ln B u rc h
g
Packife Store
A—
M r* Pet p i lt>ir«t«»n, M m K l U
Th e A m e r ic a r le g io n A u .d ia r y
J W Snow, Mm
**11 h a v e c ta rc*- of Ih e te w in g Iri»h. klr*
at the Ueil C ro" Room In tha T.llha^ \ irkm Mr* 1 I, C <hI
, hue, Mr* limit pr
Brown, kfre, i
morning
_
T h e W o m a n ’" I b.b u n d rr tho 1 IV ira
F G u e rrv t it " T o m
W il
ilire c tio n o f M r- M c N a ir w ill tu- | |jn m *
II r «
f, r 1r n ir t iji
M r F « un
nt n i»e the « s * i rtf in the 4S.Ilfm | M r
\
|» s M M t* * R u th
Vb
y ,n . MI..1 F i l w i u d
1
-v lr
A u tu m n flo w e r* wt e r r ti’M il
boon.
i rah u m *
M r*
H a ttie W a h l, M il*
,
1 1. .1 r f i , 11f t b t .|.(b rta i V'I'd "
T h e A .B r ia n ( la*" of the F i r ' t f i r „
S w ,„
\ l, \l
J
M o rn * decorate lh . h Tin d M r* M
.. Kb it (iai tv
g- - -'ll |.y
\l*n e * Id \
S m ith w here
M i”
lia p li" !
t hu rcb O ili
now
lt ' l M r- le h n tr Shaw M r- P a u l
Itlg
n...lh«-l
'll
\l . l . l li t’o r « » « hnnot
m ot ,
b iik ln •
.tl
i i il m '*'i i f r r * , Mr»
brid e elect
S
\
II
W llkinucm P r l r r - .
my
i t h r hni r n f M r*
B F | fieri** Wilkin-w.fi
with a pariy given hi Mr- Sm»• 1 l*AH
I hi- rt it 11ii ir -1i*oMi ia tili 'h*-* rov
M oore. «/><» F.
* 1.1 S I
al ►<«»»;
HAI»o M r*
I -Ilian M a r k , M r* Mr* I'e^iTV K n a p p n e t M e
, fr*-1 M .lh n w h ite lin e n rt.ift i illld
uVltsffa*. F o -No r I
« *. Mf« I
V
I
r«*«n*end
M rlia f c h e l,
M r* |)!mn !»•* evetiiiiif
.
i«
e* Mi*-rr*t with « t **in birth
A n d e rso n J i
an.I
M ra A
V !ii« .• I biirstft*".
'If*
F b n r ie *
lia m e e n r * " " H ' •* " e r e *
lla r in e a u
I'n In o r
II m
I ten S m it h .
M r*
joy* >1 th ro u g h
t *»'. m n in r *
., ip., t«
lm *.ri f iv
out
ih**
W cn N K H D AY
l
lllrl fif>.f 11. Mi
It
V
lK,iri w h h h a p r ir e i* -i * n w ard e d
rlhulM l
V ir r
law
Mr
B ro w n le e
and
'f r *
Mm I m it'p B n in *
f h i ifiip»l
11r» S O r ' . a - r Jr .h irin g ....
,
v«-d w it h p r i f r * |
B rnW iilee, and T n lfiim ljfr W ard
Han r w a* p re *rn |e d w ith iria
n.cireln,
t-i I .u-4 ie Milb r j
useful
|
C
I
f
*
*
f»**m
fho««ftiewi'i
“f l U T '
1> (
w ill la v a c h a iv
it,
vi n i lr huHoon ^
p’ tha -at,mg curing th« af.c
I'ho*e in v ite d
h. w ith 'I p
Ih c 111 lie r te* I ’
norm •t the ltd. Croaa Ronn.
| ‘e |c m w ere
Mm
F la m e S ith
)| F« ►!*|e|b Jg-fONTH'
M»* I
M
t. r n i rre a in and
I,
\
1 I)
*| 1
F i n po 1*
I* \ I It S
* ui I bv I * " iTiecd
• jlilf lt * *Hi M iff!
t if-d.iu* i *»e hard
pf't *
Henry Tamm
Fred Dyaon. Jr
Beverly Rutrrr*
Mra. Ned Yancey
! IN
3 a...
F a • l el
•mm
i (aid
id
p an
f»
2 .!>h
pair
Plaid Pair
. f * in
M A L tO R T
a
HI|.I
B w *H o n
C « U r
i.
tifti
wear
Ikr
lightweight'
m u k e it!
i
to am
“ a'.
ITan.|.mnv
Capr
Itavm i
-■
t « *
U you
• ttro k *
i s x w p b jr r - w r if ljt
- - , l
____
I
_
IT S AUTUMN —
* i f —tW
*
itjU
o
j - 1
m
u h
i
I r a lh it '
"ialin
Tufted Chenille
l.lntrr,
a
I out will itty
.m
m m i* m
-
—
—
M fl In 6JW
f a ' - i a a w
F E L T S |
a i a i a . U
# w -l
l« - k '
>«
» ny
rro w d
and
T h ic k ,
v iit t fj)
i^ift l u f l i n p to m n k e you
w ra p p e d a t x l p r e le c t e d r
Fu Wark and N *f ’
Cotton Popllft JaehetB
> r-
. *
J .5 0 - t o
4.00 t o $ 5.00 |
, j;,.:
4.9S
WknOO In an* waalher'
Genllemon wo h*ve iheml The f«niouH
MeGREaok mAke—In Co«t Stylo* wKh »tpl»r
W button clofinf. Alto ulipovora in # v»Hety
o f ablofx. ALL ure knllhd for (K-rmnm-nt *It
*Mth the MrGlYRnr tock-xtUeh. Six** 26 to R4.
keperb ahapl-
i i
flouaecoatM
8 .H 3
B t a fid
t h c ft ll’*
•
L
SUPS
f-
JACKETS
AND SW EATER TIME
unique PtUfih
i
W*
Hi*** F' i>» f*f
M re-i Sprw t
—r *
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^ _| - -
Y *u tl
1*29
F u ll
-y
I t ro lliju f f
CYNTHI A
Fneh
d p i
i.J* 1
1 .id i i nr at h
O RCH ESTRA
Wa are a l* o open for roar
dancing p lw u ra un Hal-,
urday Nlglit* ■
, •
B h o r i’a
yr-r>. *
K .I . •■(!)*",
p u rl w»»i*1 0.1
'1,0*11 p it * * 1
M ili.'i
Ihr rIffhi wt'ii*1tit 1 *■
E very WfidWeaday
Nl^ht
K H O W L T O N 'S
U n ify
4.0K
2.r»% Wool
->
7-95
W in d r m . U n t a n d - w a U r r e p e lla m . i«w>’
N iw
S m a ll
»'i /
.
U w tlB m • U t # *
WOMEN’S HATfiJi-
"rfT
■
■
S llU a t
Spoft JHyl«i. Jraiay typti nr aaltMl
a
l 98
• /
IV ,
b E L U K E '.;
V 6 fe K GLOVES 7&f\
ee
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I
•
ery-Feds Will Meet Dayto
Buccaneers Here At
E i 'cJ X W t f u S t e
durin* th# lllnra. of Coach
*rd
Mcl.ucaa.
haa
been
mint Iht boy. for battla with
Buccaneer* .
...
ach McMulln attain put the
iftd D squad* into strong
in\A|t competition yt*ttrday
yyAjn, and today roportrd that
I are all In fine condition
lonlfht.
boclu are ahowln* more
k M k u i Joy Marrttt, • wummr, *■■ in M
V o t e IM f f ilt
, » utM
United
•p—d In w irying th* UU. nnd
(h . Iin. I* charging mack better," J
Coach McUulln mid. ■t .
I (
Bock llate. new back proepect L ,
from Kentucky, waa ool y**U(- ii
day for practice. and showed food
paailnf ability and plenty of
apeed, and may get • chance to
-show hi- stuff” tonight, iht
coach aaid.
. . .
'
The probable linear of Celery
Fads for lonlfht will be: llufh
Cerlrton, l.Ks Charlee Oormley. ,
LT; Jimmy Ridge. UJ; * » r Eoi.
Ci Frank Johneon, RG; W. U
Hicre. RT; Leo Bolner. Jr.. REi
Warren Daniel*. QB; BUI FlamIn*. M ill; Undram, RIID; and
R. Walter, at fullback.
THE COOLEST SPOT
Two b lj
of pood
PaobarTa lA 'Addlltea «. MUib»
4oat rocl loo:
who
Tba Leee— ••era—a ata. l—i——
lb . fallewlaa * * * » * ' " *
Ckrtatl.a
te»‘ *»"*< ^
•m * aad M—Uh arllb IC*y li ‘ **
arrlytantT by Mary Baker »ddyi
-aim. skkaooa. aad deal* y a am»«
Tb*.y e «
i r -i
Ulatna*. Thai bar.
«
record In raliege football,_____
• Here’* why! fa thra# f m n •*
vanity competition (op to and
Including tba Farmaa gaara erf
thia year), be baa neared M
polnta for the Unlraraity r fO e a r fU -a ll a f them nine* kkkd for
polnta after teoabdowaa. CooaUa*
.•STKf'i,
A . IlkUloA1'
r At'LTi
»<
»*
T e a Ik a a a a a d a l Iba I
( • a l l * la ear a alahb o ra arc
co n aaq u tara — aa Ib a a
BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
IIS W. Flnt B t
Not ten* ago we oaked • youn*
woman what (he thought of mar
ried life T Bhe replied: “ So far
f r o men c m material chongoi
M fgr, We wera married he dldn t
know enough to gu home and no
l o doesn't know enough to come
home." Weigh the difference of
Mr THRIFT Rcnrlc. at 75 rente
SBC |1 H pound*, and - » think
ymiTI let our 'phone' line tie your
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
r u a riB v r **, r , “ * f , ! 3 „ ? , S.,C B
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' nn you walk down the ntrei-t In
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Radio Bcrvlte.
It room house, two bl* tel*.
rl-w.1"
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rsl with fla* mane
■ years old. lady
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ORLANDO. FLORIDA
.
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BIN. DIBBAB!
HEATH HBALT" la tbe I
Ik* teaeoe-Ser—*a wblcl
reed I* Cbsrsbee ef Cbrl
Hal. Ikroeabeel the wwrU
day. Oclebec ll.
•
Tbe HeIdea T ill- tel
h l o i n i h ust* tli» <\ 44
bla—lee te a y*.
thy
IPaeliae ■:().
A—earn tba eltalleaw Wl
Holpolnt
Holpolnt
B T O R A O l' your ear at
Oaragu-
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Reds Advance Jap Seaplane
In Northwest Tender Ait By
j
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0NDAY. OCTOHKH 12. 1942.
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■■■liRtof
Strike Beck As Part Fl yi ng Inrtresses
; Of Nasi Force Is Ruin rAxii Supply
Moved To Mosdok Base, Raiaul, In
•^Ares Of Cancasas Solomhp Islands
(Bv A—aclitad Prowl
M em ber A intociitei Pr
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I
N I'M HER 35.
a
Byrnes Confers with H opkins ifend Douglas
(Or Aaaacim< Ora-ai
u. s.
Planes Hit Tw o
Freighters In
Mediterranean A r e a
Leonird Vihlen iC. Of C. Leader U \°Ih«N shot ADown;
ltumh One
Suffering < Addresses Civic British
E n e m y Destroyer
From Amnesia Club At Meeting
T m R u m Ion army gained
In the Solomon* tUinl homlwro
ground today In the north- mod* twir direct hit’ on a 10.009Japoheif reaalone tendda
treat o f Stalingrad and In tho ton
eoutheait of New bitoin.
Cmcapus aa artillery and. Flyln* fortrvace* i hoary foree
mortar attacka replaced tho and medium homlwit have turned
bloody German troop aaaaultji the Important Jap4e*e hate at
Rabaul in Kew R iuln Into •
within the city. With the •mouldartn* ruin lij two auccaopreaaure o ff Stalingrad, thej tire auavlla In w:|rh 100 Iona
Red* reported capturing "ad-i of bomlw were droiped white en
vantageoua poalti^na” to the emy rffleer* ami mm -curried U
KlltMlCKHII.
79-Year-Old-Man W as Challenge Of W ar’ s
Missing S e v e r a l
Impmt Is Met B>
Hours When round
State. Colee Says
Scotland.
Ikl
12. 1A I ') — I'r lm r M ini*
v lrr ( h u r rh ill liK lav n lr lu r r d
th r I
S. Mu v b I i , I hiiu i and
I f r lU in aa m * » \ In *
* • Ir a d lly
o n » a rd
fr«»n»
a lr r n g lh
l»
■trrngth**
l i e *ald
In
(h r
the vafety of ararh- hill*.
northweat between lb# Vol*a and
•p m k " No orahnr** can he
The attacka an caiy Friday and
the Don.
•ho» n * thr l.rrmin* In |hr
Saturday mardlnir* .will have on
Hieputr n*r f c halnlni
oar
The Notie IranafayTol wme o f! important hcAfin* tin Ih# ramLying 4»»lr#*|t in »*i. •
thi •halle-titfs
pr|ta*»nrr*
the form o f their attack to lhal palfn* In lh*<»n|nJ Owen 8 lao-|
•tthl
n mID firtiii hi* »• ■
H
r
d
r
r
la
r
r
d
V
u
|u
«
t
and
Motdok arm In the Cauraau* but)
Viatn, IxN»nHiti N •»bI*
|iir*i*lrfil -*i
mounlalnctef Nlr Guinea and
S r p Ir m S r r
w aa a
tu rn in g
Moacow aaid the Ruealana (truck j ley
ently m lfftini:
•f fit. } 1 |.«(.. S' ,fr < htoillhri ..f
In tha *outh«fn KJomon* -her*
pstinl In A llie d •h ip p in g and
back and reeoptured detenee po.. the Japanese liovr j „ n reinfortmnnorv
tHBrnti ir
411 ( hiiiiii. I( r >k|.I q.M ii stril thr It *
altiona.
. (
flhkuitfil 4Oltellt Issft
it"* (4if \ ( liil> al it* i i‘ifiilm liinrhrstit I a ir « u|> crliirlh
in* Ihtlr irnop* 4 Guodokoaal
kM
Ifie* — —
lb*
Soviet troop,
troop* were alao report-j
. j.
-----HottM; Jaraai Y. Dymt*. former morntnr
_
hi»g ti
.
titalrti IMil tttes •let
Ihrtt Ihld
'Or A ||8 4 .||8 d S.#*» l
adeancln* —ulhrait o f Novor-! for an awault.to freat from the miprrtne Cogrt Jettice recently appoint. .! St»l,i|,,s|lun DlreeloV, holds * confer— c with Harry I l»**d of l»r|.,.i> l«. v II.. k- ..
ed advancing
,,lk
i - h , n.l
U-S.
marine*
the
el
port
they
hold.
( ' iiil**sl S lttlm I. •> nt l . o r *
oaaiik, U—
oealak,
tbe Block
Black Be* port h*UI
an.| UwU Doug Im ,
put y war ahlppini; •<lmlnl*lrah.t I , _ *!!. 1*"**?.*
‘ ' N'*
s *\'
Rabaul ie the upply base for Ilopktni. tdtrlgcr to .'f M A f n l
« ( t.ri-il lute <>tt tu n
A\M
by the Germans.
j Irn. thr nuulng iiind
both
Japanese encroachments, l^ ft (o right, JirnN H. Tlyroea, Many ll«»pkiii« nnd (iThk Dou^la*
Berlin alao claimed gains in which In turn arc a menace to
llarcfnstl. ami rf « m
- 1*i ni
the Caucasus and said a Russian the Aostrallan m.tlend
VlMrl
r r nrul k h n k l
—•> i-tait nonr C rrl*', iitni shut
.....
group was annihilated In Stalin
w i n i l r f r i l u r «»
I■
Rabaul lies 1*0 sUee northwest
*1" 1 ' .low ii tw o tli-rninli |.l«mm, it
grad. A German attack in th*!
y e itr r d a ) Mtoti«iiiw
s
I " HO KI..M .I
of Guadalcanal a«d 616 mils*
outskirts c f a workers' —ttlement from Pert Moresb;, ths advanced
‘clcx*h. Ih p u lk Ih
' '*** f*46( Ik*
. ik mg in lbs u u - aitnmnu'cil tialnt llritidh
...
in Stalingnd was acknowledged Allied bans In oulheast New I
n.i *.f ih# s*a< U h h Ik t i * w o r e c n t l l l H l w i m
Aii..k
but the Russians reported two Guinea. The erliellng blow* of
»H» h. Ihlw f
. leml t.. rmrli ;| sljritM IhiIh Ii h ll Oil 11 (le d companies ef Nstis wera wiped
the greatest AI1I<) bombing at
"f
i r i . u r in thi- K n - l o i n M t t l i out
1b •* *•M1s •* f 1-ri Hni'Hn anti. .t w «
tacks svsr mad* Ii the southwest
The successful defense of Stal
IV.,rid
V
ingrad waa considered In n Mot Pacific at Rabaul were believed
•ll r t n o t h r l
to— communique yesterday
te today to have wmpllcated the
s si k • I* idav ii*»:
have dealt r deal'- blow te tho Japanese supply and reinforce
tel C Mt it t *b ohl|*«
pro-'
pre-war theories of Gen Glullh ment problem* Ii both theater*
m r* ltd
• thu
aporacUbl)Douhel that victory
tan
b«
ictevy
1 ,
..f
Ih r
Th# big plane* w .r. guided to
achieved by air
alone.
ir raids alone,
. . te . . . . lb . ['•
MaJ- Gen. of
if Aviation N. Zhu Rabaul In th. darkness of ..r ly
!•
- ( sHle-d
Ml
Ilk.. ( summliRni ''Miiftinl hgravlev wrote tr Red 8tai
Star that Saturday by flro* *1111 *mc,uldrr
•fi f t ." dllt i . p|*o
K u n r r a l ip r k lr r * t fn
1 'lioplii v »**l A n ir f ir a ii h l»g« In It*
! I n Ik (il«1B iif \s tek v
bsen tsubjected
object
Stalingrad had been
to ing from th. attack of the night Jacob*, who ihesl Friday
biak>
it,
(»*
"ortb
inornm; i.m- um k. .1i•«i m« nn.|
| bankp - •Ml •••nigh t«» bill III it
tombing*
equivalent
toto the
valent
the o ’f
ef- before.
'
Mull
‘
at hh hump in ('hulunt- foil* - wMi ),r
• •' »*
taut * ■’ ||>.
fset of
9000
planes — throMaior
William
Hlppe
of
Lum
Aftrr < nlumliii* li-.h |m»Braa|on •Mtohirm lo in )
taiMr-'
those the number prescribed by bar City, Pa, was In on* of the Ing an illnr»« «f wnir mnnln*
werr
conducted
.Sunday
•ftrrnonn
,,f
,|lr
,%
|*,„|
,n
,^r
Indie*.
Cm
tir
if
I
4*g|ctr it 1141
tbe Italian authority for brlagI « It'lltaltlll
first
planes
to
n**h
Rabaul
snil
at
.101)
o'clock
at
the
<'hu|u<»U
hr
imiiim
I
it
s
an
Salvador
L
u
F
m
*1
S
tm
t
hk J| iiirmU ii
a rlty to lte kneoe.
)•*•«»!• lit
li't f H l
Idk*
m hi* h
hia
Job
was
U
Irop
floret
aud
HaptUt
Church,
with
ih«
Hr*
H
h<t«
lm
|
|
)a,
hr
nevgt
1
1
1‘Diiinir
h
n
Retailed.
liMkiigbl C u t lliilto lt * ••iiiinrlil
in.
ll
I
■
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I
xppll'
W.
hirkrrt
offlclatinv
An
If.
t«*urlH
ta|
ih,*
S.i»tb
Aittnlran
cog
'
"
,r*4
r*
f^
Samla*
■ skillful gnd al ihbom
lbs hrilHB'l* ''dtt l'"*M' «M
t. 1i Office
on
* ,,ir ,n*'' '* ,r
• ,p rvrnin^. Is
«f
"Don't let: innyol* tell you tho*. trrwcnl aenrica waa held -I • liu (inrni
I Hi I fo. mu j kin d ol n II i ' iTb U i HU «»f
,111 taUteli
r «iu (t4 «u » « \
e ^ n —» aCJopni
1- k
ftt
A*fTT*t»nr,
lovrrmtr Frvrnrtbegnii.tiirNf Ihn mnrtsing
od Japan Ilka h*.I- afmalim
to
a
. *•
l •11 % and »Kh bavr difficullv ••»
BsrnO tn f t . 1171 h.
fore*# aI
y c*nrx>i bomhe," Mute*
a*l|M I iHRilraal a
..I I IMlte.tel
tee » IP* esld. - When
r«|rl
Ibr llrrlio
*
1
••
nltiiii
•
ItH
In
te
l
I
hi
1
m
a
k
in
g
t
h
r
ill
**i»l
it*
«*>
vi%H
‘
I
hia
education
fr<
deckte the raeult of
w*r or th* wo ward sppn
Rabaul w*
iprieefin* Rnbsu
...
-,
( -tllrsli 4*1 l> ft till! All* itinr •••■k
> .Pr
. * te
' *I .1 (bat l»u .Mi.-i
InII nit..)! M
I |.as ml lallnVUItir hne.l piarl* » - •
mb. I,’ m w long lln— ef’ *?r lights
voeeto i f I
Mporste coral
_
Cnu
publ.t
, |I4I„ \mm{
«.*l. brain.g
strram- and latar at the Cmiloot.*
, (Mil ■11-11111 I I MIII** f At I*.II.
01
A d,..).’ 1 II
II.UII.
It ->«• «l-.ul
„n 1
I,.>
General EhntVVlsr wrote
i,.u ,,rr. th^t Ih
(
h
k
i
ll
r
an
of
pi
mi Iiiitr 11 iiH«<«llantic
Ing Into th* hills from th. center school. 11. - i s a memlta-i ••( H. n,r i„,h,|»>, t„|.l i
1 al day** v * k
| rvn
p a n g i 'f I•N'b mm* *mil wHIf
•of th* tcwn. Nu on. was going Chuluol. Baptist Church
n- F'|..,I.tja. Istiiim - •* .!• cr,,gr.|,l •* a11*I It'
k hf« wii-I I know 1 hi
■M)l|M|f
Ft re I *kkr. \\ » - f Africa,
j off that tlm* of morning for a 1890 waa ora.lite<l a dewet, I
rr«t “ I hr lt#.>* ft*| thr s«mr
I os i
-i.-anii r
I 1b,*l I
I Joy rid* as fast a* tho*. ra n war* June, Mr. and Mr*. Jneob- r-.i part in Iht gtNul fl IrittUh-;•i Ju«t I k el lit* *i lap I'llr,
ta'lf* *•M• •• .X | . lalisst K«-1 1
»rly
Sally Hodges, er|, 1.1 . 1 ..I •f thr Afni*rira* -n>l * « vkilht*" Ji Imiiu L ‘ )*•
traveling.’*
iilinm-el
BiiMling
tel.' -i f l»# | o | h *MI I '•
i #4I • I -a.
m l........... ff
Before ths last bombor start ad their gelden wedding anm*. i-,.iv timir In lh«' fulun
*
i hactuli *•)•! Niinlmg tt* a gt rat
■*"'l 'b"«» simihui it Af in it
Active Pallh.ar.ra, » h „ « .i»
for hone, 40 ton of bomb, had
j
|lilr
nf
Uiili
fo
mat
I
im
t\
nf
C n n u n t r r r b r lw i- rn Nhh Ii A i"
, l "*
I b r I I mI imm hip It t ••MiuiMltd I f
been loosed ranvi -ting the whole local Woodmen of the Wot Id >.f r n c a and S u lh A im *lir a l i i i k i ' dr* c» |tl!#*?• faint
ntarhilir*
m|i|
1* Im N-b! |s*t|lr*l -*n* -ifll • s |l H.dllHFI ■a nk
town and harbor i r*a Into a mass which Mr. Jacoba was a w -m ln, nor H o lla n d ■anl b lo u g h t a U - I ( u f a n *1 iftsi 4 la lin k
•
1
1
•
i
*
•
if
at
i
mJil.iHNi Im) lliiiiah
«hi|i which il
*‘ Wr tiMtk Ioil r
(ffVJ( k■ Mini
of flams*, shroud d by a pall of wsrs: C. L- Collins, A I.. Thnma«. r u lt u r a l re la tlo n « ar.d i n l r r - c n
tlrtirsl thnl 1nlrntlfli d a« I'm ti*''o|aottc Inrr
smoka. Fires and tiplosloni —err V. MstU. T. E Smith. !. I. lin ^ n l fr ir n d a h ip * lh a l h a v r g in * * -i »cnuri\| Ih* < ••only.** »ald Mr
1 hmi'r "(hit -I A llarnnnlr *•r oiit and irturnrd t#* tbi
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. l l . _ obnemd nlong the waterfront and Keller and W. P. Fields
• tio t ig r l a« nior*
It a k il- I
(Special)—"State Farmer.' Mar wharves, buildings pod workshops.
Honorary patlbearei* *< 1 , I. hv a ir anti h> l***al I n h k rd n l* ■•• Hhkiil hi. n Loir* load of •crap lb ft it«r in llrtriHl I ••
kets have now a woman Market
B. Mann, K. F. Hou*h.ddri I 1 . I lilt n l S t u t r a and I b r I - l i l r a l .» I In lln fo) in -*f farm marhinrrk r«-* *-ik itijf (hriite
«|noatr*l !•> * *i|il« k llrad*haw
Manager In tho vtratable end."
I brat* b|«,.N -ii.
Sharrn, C. M. Hand, <1 I' Hem So uth A lite r Ira n d M in ltira
AI••• *••• *••!»! Itt I'atda »ntl !«• i Mtnplit atr*l mIi-I
announced William L. Wllaon. dldon, Jno. D. Jink In*. K I <mith.
“ G o ld rn
s |i|M»rt tm il ir*
f*»r
•
I
alt
M
hiimn a**d pickt-*| tip <
*
roctor e f State Markets today,
H. F. Domlrvll, R. W We • W 1 n ii«iii|f k»o»w Is-*Ik»s nod
r. I), u .’ s Fireside
I..I ii..*.
tlt.l i. Iwhalf .d Ihr •III• NM.t ..It (bl. ...........
“ Mra. Gertrude Whittington, who
TXIgpen ami T W Ij. » ’
J . Th
I »• .Ml I#* (bunk tb.
e t-n d ln g
•llll
a w iell
il i«#lt-|»*( !*•••»
has boon Of flea Manager of the
, Jacobs wa* rn r-ct-l
b .l|. --I Mr
I Hitfl. it
tell.. In* Hls-sl lit ! os IMI*
and
in l l i l *
I Ih m i I m t « ii t i| ii r
a prs*|)b
Palmetto Market, haa recently
genera
I br ImI•«* b-ital IMI. |m IIta |* np|ds- dliHli* ipak l»# ••
i t it r p l i o f i i t l l >
i f l * 1 III ii g te tii •
|
W \sHIS«. I
»
I''
been appointed Manager, having
it..!«
Mr
I*, i . . ....
stock railaing,
ao-lt • •(»*, ■ -lb# llttft nf m|s| Mill*
ate. 1.
I I.. U ) Mi || .
..In
(|«|a
been eelacted far that position
** I• tltinalfil vt-le-rdll y (.v II I
n
l
l
i
in
.m
ii
tl.c
I
'
..........is
nt
•
fir
e
a
ld e
by tho Local Advisory Committee
\\4H»|rt»t| IM Ibr form of Mil mId
[op#ci
«
,
__
lepeclal)—J
,
non
Warren
.
.
.
.
r
J''
i
hnl
tonight
inighi
I
m
|
|
«
b
on
!•*
la Palmetto." Mra. Whittington
flinklork
mu
i
*
It*
Ituidrr
of
rivll
talned
a
picnic
grounds
whenhr
Kohcrt
Wilwon
Tnkrs,
lirad/ordTson of W . aad Mr*. 8 .. „
. . . ,___ . .
.
•um of thr •iih DiI fiotit
and
raysrta that tho vegetable crop, W. Bradford of, 8 nford FU Is often hsld Urgo batlmcur.
war winlaitr now tm display in
A
drafllitr men |h and l*» for the
•’ir wintliiw t»f thr Kllgnrr Sec I IntonHive T r a i n injf
la that oeetien .are cetnln* right now enrolled aa'aa aviation c.dst ■ .Portaman he was lnterr-ie.1 In
H llt in 1 tofCro
Company on u r«l Klril Hlm-t
•hmg and that Uwy wiU hove at LS# Army Air ron es
|-r... hunting turkey and drrr «i-l in
l*rrd|i|rnt It......\#lr *% •k•si over
catjand Iota o f tetnalow, peppers, Flight School for 1Hots at Ma-. |(Uhlng.
1 Itolirit S W i|omo • ( ht
w r r k r o d .*•• t*.
-•*. tmtl «>l
and m p U a t e about tho first of well Field loealei1 or th. ou. 1 II* la survived by: hi- «
and Mr- Fir.1 ll U i
iltii*
tbs imii.d teilloti ir r e t it
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!■ daughter, Mrs. Joy ('h.lk. 1
\S bite
to that time.
.,
In the Prs-FJrtl School lor ChuluoU; a aon, Woodmw J a cb il
l . i i n r * l it
Tho Pomoam market, which teat pilot*,Cftdat BlWfMV. will raclv* 1of Hanford; two grandchildr-n.]
r|Vr an m
.•omI inm i Mil|*i n p r r a lm y ,
ram distributed aroynd ate milmlllter) Verli* Mae Chalktr of (*huhi..u
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Item* dcUora worth o f f a m pro physical and academic training, aad Bernard Jacob* cf Hanford;
Im fii bun for d o lt
Th.
r « In
o. Iinlulnl
O n ly .m re in t h r ho»t«.r) ..f ih r
0n« brother,
Gtiton M ^Jar..t.« nf
•f •* fig h tin g Ita.mltet
duce, wiU bold Its drawing for prvNfKUry lo Ml 97 v H k i of on#
brolhrr, Gaston
. .. Is .1 f t
lo HO ».
. ,i f )r*•
lgnt training, tshkk leads to the Chultsota _ami one stslrr
epoco on tho aalao platform Nov.
p lr n t y
of
r it 'lt r n ir nt
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Mr
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■
.. whnH
tn th.
I firni*4tal u i th r C it y
| ) immd k «I w . n im .rr than 1(1.r
>. Tho manager there rvporta
M uring h i* I f mi
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.
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h.|i,M-n.-<l
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good Brospoeto for 71 percent of
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lb*
\
abb
i
ft.pt*
lilt*
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k
ui
aointha
ft;10 o'clo ck an A ll S ta r
bm al 1909. w hen the I'llU l.u t g h |*ir I , . I.. . | i t | | u . l r a
i„ | t . ,
normal acreage whkh voder fit- tb* nstioo's air foreew.
lalta.i o « ii *•Ily ..n n
Is
n irrmiHl
f li
♦oldr %'•••••
isTIkla
t c a ir c U i' ie *
w ith
Iht
.Natjr a te * loo k the I-e n n .n l w ith 110 „ f w ork, a n il w hen hi- n . u i - r
vorahte weather <euditteee could
W .T ou ch ton K ta r» L a h...........
.
it.ig *
I hi p ro b lrm *• m
e*s| % h | ( h
Ml
Is f lit O M
a n d p k h n l (r a m froig V lctn rie *, to l o t fo r the .econ d
ft
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finished hr will Ih* •*-nt Its to •
|M»»l«s It. (br
. > i - ih r i liil. • n k i t f iMtnont
te one o f Um a ay - brimary fly....................Air
|Ib*b«
p la re C h ic a g o C u t e
Finishes
Pre-Flight
;h*
n.» * i
advanced
training;
icnlrt*
-In.
tag schools In t i e
Southeast
« -mdi i t h r
i hHiMonrinbip ••(
, t
•^>ouk nUnatrofr of th i a ir l*a»e
T h e C o r s a ir * th a t y . a r defeat
atr part of thr va»l nrlwufk rs.fgr Itidlini
v/ .- .i
r . ..
... I announces, adding lhal thl. m»y fd the Illr n t t T i g e r , fn the W orld trrhQiral training ronini«nt| •* b.***1
_ Navigation Cadet Orville %
thf
o m t pUyH lM. .....
V i «11mr •
al
I imI mk '
ti....t...... Plan IiuTi'nsinjr Crop
B e n e .,
II.te
A .la m a ,
fre sh m a n undrr MaJ. («rn Waltrr K \S*n*
Touchiton,
to rt, ocr
aon o f Mr. and Mr*. Iffll
th e,, gvujp*
I.AlnhNtt p itc h e r, w in n in g threw contest*.
rr
llpcn graduation hr will l< •rrr I »m>t' n Kort. S
H. Q. Totteblon, Bit Park AvI’roduction In Offered
writ t|ualiflrtl for duty a- an •« ••f Wrat Palm llrarh. Frank Wil
te s t, baa successfully completed
Coach Leonard McLura* return
lot him nf Wkntrr liinlrn, I. II
l*«*rt
radio
operator
or
IrrhiiHit*
nlno wsslu
o f hla nre-fllghl ed Hunday morning from Jarkw.iiW A H IIIN G T O N . o . )
I J 141
whefever his srrvlrr* arr rr*|iiitr •.•Mi* of Urlarido. Martin Slank <
courao at Monro*
Navigation vllle, where b* had bran under
l(rk Tuhy of SIm%im lini Farm iienrflt payrmtit*. paid In
W riter-Editor, by thr Army Air Forrva/' lb* n I and
School, Louisiana, it waa ann»unr. going treatmrnt for an eye in Noted
II llrlilgr Jr of IgongwtMtol San Ihr uaat In order to iratrict pro
*djteday._
fection. Altivsugh still somewhat Bob
Davis, I h Dead IraM* iild.
hIm» K F lloiitahidilpf
Ll Hig duction. may lir madr nrlt year
graduate afflicted, Coach McLucaa was »ut
1pin*. Nrd Hn)lth, and Mr I. T to increase agricultural yield* ^in
' and at Scmlnol* High School this af
M m of .^anford.
fo* si for vict<»ry program it was
MONTREAL. Oel. I*. O P l- U. S. Troops Arrive
Fvrtoa Training School ternoon
putting
his
griddrra Robert H. (Bob) Davis, 73, au
announent today
Thr A g n c u lho.entered the Army, through th eir paces.
In
South
A
frica!
, tural Mepartmnit m *oriHislering
thor. edlUr, dramatist and gioboaa -offlea manager of
a new program undn whirh cot
trolting reporter, die,! in Royal:
L O N D O N . O c t. 12, id h d tru
County, Court will convene to Victoria Hospital her* yesterday
ll. S. Trip F o H tp o n e d
ton. corn, whrat, tobai ro. rice and
era rv p o rtsd to«la> fro m Jo h a n
morrow at lhe Court House, with
During his tong literary career,
‘ rw Iht
that U. H
“ troop, am ve,.,
Hy Chill ‘ reHidfnt |only to those rm-rtlng
«ou''1thrlr
** mi‘ d!. W. War* ^rraldlPg. al Dnvis waa a columnist, publlthtr, nesbjrg
quo*
10:00 A. M , O. A. Herruten. war correspondent and editorial r a r r n t ljf In th * U n io n nf Soutli
, o , - . .* , / , ...
...
...
1 .1 t a s In o th e r p ro d u rt*
A f r ic a and v ls lt a d Jo h an n rab o rw
county clerk, announced today.
S A N T IA G O , ( t i l e 0 , 1 " , *dA ,
p r a |u fllon r o . , . wuu|l)
m rk .
exrcutivs of th* New York Run,
I'r r s id v n l Min# of ( ’h llr |mi«|
nttii r d
his
d tp
to thr
UnltiH* ed out for Individual farm s fo r
The regular meetlna of ( icy but it waa perhnpo for hit col.
r - mmIm I mars will be held to. (inn, "Bob DnvU Reveals,' that
S t a te s
today
fo llo w in g
Su m ner one e r morr prtalucta such at
W r lU ' addre«*
ch a rg in g
C h ile rattla, milk. hogs, potatoes, or
Bight at 7 0 0 o'clock. II. N. Sav ho waa brat known to th* read
and A r g e n t in a w ith pulictrs Hid other food pnelucls, with consid
or, City elryfc. staled today. Up ing public in th* Unltod Btateo
' Can ‘
ing the A l i a p o w rrn to «tab th e ir eration given lo labor, machinery
for further dlecusaion sod possible
MONTGOMERY. OcL I*, id*.
A natlva of Brvwtuvllte, Nab,
A m e r ic a n n e ig h b o rs tn tSe back. and other facilities of Ih* farm.
action win bo Dm now ta il re
Private
Jack
Nolen,
Gunter
Held
Rioa aaid an Mu n p le a ta n t atm oa- To get the maximum benefit from
aviation ordlaeac* drawn up by be knew Canada better than moat
mechante and son of Mont*om*rr p l e r v ” w as c rv a le d
Cty Attorney FrWl Wilson.
af hla countryman aad better Postmaster Roy Nolen, was killed
the payments, the farm would
than many Canadians.
have te meet Ita goals In the**
In an airplane crash near Clan
other
products.
ton, Sunday, Gunter Flald an
nounced today.
Sanford Displays American Flags Tp Celebrate
Discover of “ New World ’ By Christopher Columbus
Funeral Services .... .
ror Noah Jacobs '
Conducted Sunday - l.,-
" *
.....im« i* m* lueirion (/ollertN
,hr 'r*11 ■
■
^
I h--.V'p.r !.:XS 1hirty More Tons ; : t t
*5~7>
Of Scrap Metal
Truckers Helped
In Applying For
Gas Certificates
( hill To lb* runijchl
CITY BRIEFS
or Angel't
BIBVial
SANFORI), FLORIDA.
SAVINGS BONDS
James W. Bradford
Is Aviaticn Cadet •
At Maxwfll Field -;*
1. Cilia ef
BUBINIgft*
E slab lla h ed In 1908
l i i
NT DAIIsY NEWSPAPER
i
VOLUME XXXIV.
r a
UNITED S1AIES DEFENSE
State Fanners’
| Markets4H a v e
Woman Manager
WANTED — Women te earn
QUICK CARH. (tell Guild EM
BOSSED Christmas Card* >0
for 11.00 with customer's name
Imprinted FREE. No tiporience race*aery
I other beau
tiful assortments. You make
up to 100% PROFIT working
full or part time. For free
samples write te The Card
Guild 110 DW West Stud BL
New York C ity .__________
ood opportunity ter youag.
phyikally iaadlcapped y o n
fo U in i steady, well pay
trada. Aply Boa 10, »-o Her
Offlae. .
AN INDEP
I
LEGAL JIOTICES
B u .C a y Bckeo
Classified Adverhseraents
srtfSft isz\¥-
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. B aiw trv
«l.or*. K jljjn .r.
—*• M i r W w U « F
Fv—eblag avrvlc !:M
(PLEASE RETURN HANGERS)
fl . f
U’lte te listed aa a center, but■
ntvtr plays, and nsrsf *wilL
Coete. a 169-pounder, never.
scrimmage* or take* part te the1 I I tte a l. ru a ■ I I I l l N l l
I
| . | d o o r**. B U M fl N IIT .I
other practice choree, but
I n . o f * d*aram w t u t I, i .
hours each afternoen ~
his specialty.
And
’ ,**!«.rtk ll * f i of Oo.lb III fl
ih .i he', th. only varsity foct-’ of Wool III It af Block f l
r Hoklnoea'a B arer ef aa Add
I.alter In th* n»U«" w» ° , n*TfT. ilo . lo ••.ford.
te going to be teen in action la!
Lot I Black II. Baataod.
I*>t I I . fla p ta l of W l.w .u d
. muddied uniform, no
what th* w -th e r—unteae he fall*
down an route from the bench.
roaoKEOATtoMAL cwjracw
Caraar Park « • - *** I ff »■
kunday fckool. 1:11 A. MMorale* Oarvia*. 1I:H A. M.
ABOUT A
Jl, Ldiks Monroe. Phone |8.
T
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f i t r J 'u r U HI. wills
Clote
i i w wrltlro d.feoooo, If M ( . »
ih. bill of compUIJI I" “ T* “ 'I
. 1 ih . lime irMfrlbW by taw.
s.v..“ «Si.v '.rvst
’
TH ERE’ S SOMETHING
binds of plants now ready
r
your
Victory
Garden.
Mrlmten ^'•'tefteid
^
• ta rn
Cabbai*.
Chinese
khan Ge. Colterda, tomalor*.
■( Itatalaolo C o u n ty . « * l j j j i »*
■ ..fo r d . F l o r id * r a j * y r t t u n »**’
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v
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tor d o t ) In n M l i l t on U o o M f tba
' B I V S ' S T * - « » •■
E nrollm ent lim ited.
ISO M agnolia A v e.
and rod afa Mw»T
.
(II. w ltD teo <n.Tk »» « iJ* <£<"«
■I bla oIIIm »• lk»
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>Ui V I *BbS»k"I Tlor O, Baaterd.
IM 1 Block II Tlar a Baaford.
Lai 4 Bloch I ( aaaan
l-oi I Block I Oaaaaa.
U.I I Black A. I.ha—na
r.u llry yar—a
Oo.tk U ft ef kla»t I f . fl
■< U l l V . r . Lee *111 e Bobdlrta—o.
'
L.U I. I * I Black I Tl.r
O. i.aford.
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t o
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iclory
P le d g e
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l b . mV day ef
iw
Km . —eat far i— < «J«h» •« » >>
tee Im i -Id* wui b .
r— d m
(re— .a y m re.l tbreadh wWeh
tb .r. I. aa .atatta* »i*l* »tMd
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I tba follewln*
couth ha n ote, puiatirr.
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aad
Mark
AMarrttL
a—maa.
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n ef yraat lie »-d n at Buck
Clam U. S. Barai Air AUllaa.
la w s ? s u f f t e m i - _
c-a A. A l l oiructual. Cor** 1—14
Kentucky la the n im n a “ P****Jj
M ollaua'i a*r»*y *f aa AddlI'ourt at Bautecd. Ftart*.. #
Hole. Caaal Soaa.
7-1, after all-America ^ Frankla
ibis lib day a lO jteb ej. tillTea
aad
each
af
you
are
hereby
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O.
P. IIEltNDON.
Blnkwkk had eeomd tba tyta*
■eotUlad tba| tall kaa beea braaaht
A. Clark •( —Id Circuit
aoalaal yea and A. Merrill, lalao
.
tkiurt
blew* aa Allao MarrIH). a widow
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•f BH af m » , * l BWH tteeIL WltAON,. .
er. Makla Blaraaa aad r. C. nir FRED
Ho. Z
Towalhla >» peulb
who tutored Don Hutaoa when
Snllaltor far Plaintiff
vana bar ha*band. Wayaa Mer
Haa#. II Bam.
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r iWt » ' l ” I l '.r S t a l I B le a k
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■Vet C—te kaa pteyvd e y r t fy
/.o r mlnotea of ranH y fo o tb a llfeur relnnUf ill th i opening
hi* aapboaaora yaw , afnlm t
Oflrth.rp* Unhrenlty.
At a freahman.' the ehoaky
Athena youth booted nine e « t of
tlrrrn trim U roafh the barai aa
• sophomor* b# rnada gtod I t nf
IP; and Ust y n r , w W f Oaorgias
Oran*. Bowl team r u ap 179
pdlnta. Coat* booted 17 out of ^4
fo r 1
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a w l i m u m i i . T* " " k f
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A^W^u« II n af t b a l l M *}•*
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t ill tore walco—a.
fan* and Iota
moling drinks
Ilia frw—
'i r ^ - r * o t: frabnbly haa tba grantee* eeuring
w . r. Break* Jr, r m u e
park * v a l Ilk Bueal
Oaaday Bcbaal e:U A. M.
Marala* WorablA II A .JL
Tralala* U a tem ^ rfd fJ J Kveolaa Worablo. IB* PAL
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IN T O W N -
Take It Or Leave It
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Amsrlra.
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THIS
SUNDAY,
AND
More Than 100 G u i n e a ! ........
1
To Be Held Tuesday
Mechanic Killed In
Army Airplane Crmih
WKATNKK
t
Union Is Skeptical
Of Employment Bill
To r o n t o !
cmT u .
— ts*
A. f . L Baala red today Ha oppoaltteo |e employment conlrof by
■ iv iraamsl decree until adequate
Petrillo Wins Cane
WUIkle A rriv es In
On Record Banning Alaska, H eaded H om e
CIIICAOO, OcL II. (AV-Fede
FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Oct. I f , J
ral Judge Jobe. Barnes today re
futed the government's request ld>)— Wendt11 WlUklo and b b par!
to restrain James Petrillo, presi ty reached Fairbanks yesterday I
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A
Feds Have Tough Workouts,
b ro th er
—r -
Ba t t e r y ^
-
I*
Bf Jack Sords
Getting Ready To Meet Daytona
Friday night. 8*i.:lno> i
lllsk
lolball aqua-t will play
Dayton* Beach hart.
M the Calefy f i J i hava barn
* M t * through somo krrtty •tJf<’
afternoon workoyt* fa lv li.
la*\
Saturday afternoon Included. atconfine to Aa.iaUni Coach Dick
; MtLaulln. wSo has beei directing
them during Ih* aheerwr* nt Coach
l-mard UcLocaa, wh i la in Jackaoovlllc undergoing l.colum n fur
as aye infection
Coach MtLaulln .laird that h<
had boon | tiling ih • llr .t nut
aaoond atHni- outfit* known an
Iho A and 0 •>iuai1« againnt car i
. othor, and giving the tmya «<n t
jla l ptoUual otn-ricncr i.I ckaiuVMaiiig and lormatior ura-.Ufa undo? real game cunilitioi.n.
-• ‘A nen b 'el pnapre'. who nia;'
•'ho Introuucrd In tl.< game F ilin/
• OtOiling la HueK Mali
a ilk il)
fp«t aupplni. lad from Kentucky
■ Coach Mel-aulln aaid, adding l id
ali tto boys appear to l>» in gi»-l
uncltlon. and c.dicationa am mo. they will rive il.r lioya from lli
Tampa U, Miami U.
Young Colleges, To
C l a s h Saturday
S t loOiS CARPltiAL.
Prrctiun.
____
Tacknidaa G.
T. Daria
--------U frefrom g t v
tiag back a i tba aaaaay. A fter
■pending Bias months la hospitals
stretching from MaalU to aa army
baas ia (ho U . 8, tho sorgvant, who
still walka with a limp from kU
wound, la doing kla fighting against
tha Axis by otrvkinr Mg boaahara
at tha army's largest multi-motorsd
Bylnff school ia Taxaa.
fC «afraJPr*a«;
W ALKER
III
W. El rat HL
First etomeK axrre&
Could ( ‘Impairs Drink n I’carl
with Stomach lllccr I’alnn?
i-
Even rum and gin, favurt.l for
Inr long, coo' drlnka of the troii.
Ira, are illajppeiring and ail In
nil. Hawaii may Iw rdgln, In* •
anotl ar dry .'la like tha 7H d.inl
V a days after I'aarl llarbur.
Gold Mining W ill Re
Halted For Duration
W ASH ING TO N, Oct. 7. tA> The War Production Board deelded Tuesday U ordei a|* gold
mining haltcvt in
Du.
TJiilud
Btitea to make (he miners amt
rnme of the equipment availaLI.
to tha non-ierroua metal milter,
fo r more vital war production.
’ TTa move kail boon coi.lemplated foi soma
time
and
n
Vi P71 apokaaman, declining w- be
Quoted By name, reported mat tha
W ard finally decided -at Its re
gular meeting Tuesday in take
too action.
*
i
MUHIN Kbit HHKV1CS
your car at Kant's
Special
rata
dead
Andrrw Carnegie atart c l In the
Otar* Dullness at Scotia, PenneylTfUtU.
When rooklna
a meal out
doors taka along a pair o f aabeatoa glorea to protect tha handl
when cooking over the camp firs,
-ANOTMtSlSTW
FAMOUS ,---CAPTAIN J /ms
M AUAJ2D'
I room house, two big lou, j LOST: Gold wrtatwatch, Wiltid garden lota of fruit A 1 near mako, broken atrap. Ra<
rgaia. J, w . liar key
141 >
ward. Times
Pnlon
O ff lea.
k Arc.
Phone B04.W.
fit# galled Kentucky aaddla
TCa sorrel With flax mans W A N T E D —
Woman to earn
f tall, ■ yean
old. lady
§ UICK CASH. Bell Guild EMin . Bargain,.SIT M yrtl* Ava.
08SED Chrlatmna Cards IB
fo r IIA O with cuitomer'a name
Imprinted FREE.
No axperi•nee necessary. | other boaotlful assortments.
You make
up to t o o * P R O F IT w o r th *
n * a on p r t m U e i ,
Full ar par* tlma.
f o e fra*
aampka writs to Tha Oarri
O a U d J 1 B .D W W a*t Bind St.
N ew Y ork City.
>I««\»:V
l i j
a* I
IIA fK
tit
:J • L ,v4
* . 3% . •'
«'• •
Ahrad. with complete lias
of Mint Gin, Sloe Gin,
Dry Gin. Rum, and Vodka.
ARCADE
Package Store
Members o f tha Boy*’ On ha a f Axaerlea, which number about 100,000
youngsters, art forming aalearo corps all orsr tha country that will
cover set routes on a weakly schedule ta pick np all klndt at scrap and
thus aid la tha war tfferL Tba salvage corps at tha Klpa Bay Boys’
Club, la New Y*rk City, la shown bringing ia tha Brel load at scrap aa
i,
the nationwide daive geU under way.
_ ........
(C n tn l r r r n )
The Bank of North America
waa tha first bank eatahliihad In
Amarlca, In I7H2.
le g al
O. D. F A R R E L L , Prop
Phone P I 48.
Mather Bldg.
(Formerly tlg g g e tl'i Llq. 8lor*>
N o t ic e s
Baffin's Day was discovered by a o n tm o f n r r r r i o a t o l k
William Baffin, on Englishman, uALigM A t i o p r t o T 'o r m iL u
ln 16HL
Notice la btraby glvta that the.
Undersigned
HtadfuriL
llogtia ,
Urut.n.t.ln and
lldtk
Allsn
(Irevsastaln. hU
wife
will at
!•:## a'alaek A. M. oa the tlr4
dar Ot ucieber. m >. ar as . c t
naa, 40, was that and k Iliad la a1
that.aft.r aa Iks nisttsr can ks
corridor at tha William J, Gayaor
beard, present to tha lion. U II
amltk. sas of Ik . Judges of tb.
Jilgk School la 1Brooklyn,^N.hYJ
fTw.
I
omw . a in i^ l .
»L
*
vT.t
Circuit
Court or Iks Nlstb Judi
(Two fanner atodaaU af theschool j
cial Ctreall sf Iks mats af Florida
talk plainly todaj
yoaopk AnnunilaLa,*J»,\end! Neifl
la
and
for Ceutlnolo Couaty, Flo
>U sh ou ldI know
abcut C A I
know abcut
rida. at kfa offlca In Iks Court
RlliaMelll,'II,twtra.be ld’ bylbeliroj
its s i. af Brevard Cwitaly, Flarlda.
ta»d charged wlthhemleUe .wbeaIt1 -way h e lp f*o rr purely ftna
ain. L----Started-----3 da . ---- at TIUiavlIa, Flarlda. or wbaraaom a laarnor that |thay|kadi had as I periodic pain.
asar aaid Judga may ke al said
Jviumcot with Uw*taackarja 'akartj fora tha time and u k tn aa direct- lima tkslr pallllaa ta lagallsa tba
id, C A R D U I may aid in relieving adaptlen by tbaan of Iba unnamed
much discomfort. Uaad aa a tonls. mala minor cklld o f . Mary Clar
C AR D U I often wakaa up appatita, ets. by tb* asm* of All** Kolfor
a>da digestion by Increaalng flow OroeeMlela aa tbelr ehild and
belr at law.
qI gastric Juices, thus helps ballJ
STAFFORD HOOEftH n n oV .
Tha threw moat.heavily
ivsiewwiwa I . r umaa mm; oecoeu.
2 ^1
ALLUH . OROVENlated countries Jn tha war
T r y ltl
t - :
^ *
rklaa
DANCE
Every Wednesday
Night
K N o W l TO N -8 ORCHESTRA
We ar* alto open for your
dancing pleasure on Bat
unlay Nights.
Shcrt'a
Recreation
Center
SHORTS
*r- -
4 Mllja North a f SANFORD
oa D R LA N D H IG H W A Y
BH
By PA U L ROBINSON
i
PwerrsAD1
T H IS 'S A N
HONOf2 -/n A B O U T s o u
OOM OINQr
TO THANK
"I
■> i l i a aia n i a i a. w M
C A N T WE GO SONS PLACE
A N D IALJC .* BCSCGSr IM .
-iTotcvo-O
* NICE./I
B y FR A N
«
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U i !{ •» •• - I I *
COLD WAVE
10 NOTE
least Ihra boon per day
r I
«hM F
CTE LONB BANGER
H o u s e w i v e s who a n a:
IMK 'III.H
l»ru« I*m and d't*K
fCcalrol
• ' M S S '!
TSS. *wfJ'joB;
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ETTA K B IT
IX) 8T
“i?kn5si,',d ia;
T a l i l e l * f f i i i t i l<>ui ill u * f i * i
d i m e rnnel ••**« %lfir-r- (*r r r ls ii yi
f Central P u t t )
Chariot (Bid* kla) Seaborn (loft),
carpantar ataman, It (dating tha
bombing of bla ship on Its raturn
from Marmanik, Ruxaia, to Mother
Ropor (known as tha traditional
toolbar to all merchant aramtn) at
tba dadicatlon of tho And raw Furu•atk Club In New York. This It tha
first clobkouaa far arafarrra to ba
opanad by tha United Seamrn'a
S.rvlce, Inc.
Jt
fCtalrai P r t i t )
Classified Advertisements
Used lea boxes; I' uevd Eirer table top range; I kerosene
frlgarator; ured car radh.
M l t place Arrow Aluminum
, IV.35 Bauer Radio Service.
An Inlrlaulna •*nry of
I a |h«* nnr a lirrr
an aillitii
|ifglMr| »!•»* Is* CAI* * *»f |m., ..( I.s
** h»rrii|H*n »h#* dr<>|»|>*<l •
(nl*# ■ Kin*.* nf m I iio and iliauk
Mb** n*uld liantl) lia%** d«mr •t»*
had ih# *uffrr»^l aflo# -rallna !•«•*»«
Iho*?' trim gir e| w|r«*R*rd mlt
■Inni^rh *»f iilrrr |>«lnw India*
fn « D-tlii*
lirRfthurn,
l-wrinn
•» nwjI l"ft I'l'tal arul ullirr • n*li
ll(»'kp #•,n•* «|
m i 'm i arid
lr> I' iI kn «;• I -i !!«• l***»
Acting Chief af Drtsctlvn o f BL
l^iuls. M o. Jerry O'Connell, an
nounced that Robert Smith Nash.
11, ha* admitted drielng the harked
bodies of his parents. Charles A.
Nash (above), 60. and Eleanor M.
Nash, 13. frum hi* horn* In BL
l^uls to a point sight miles north
of Hprlngfltld, III. Voung Nash da
rned any knowledge of how they
srrr slain. The alaln man waa an
attornry and group chief of tha SL
l.,uis office of the llureau of In
ternal Revenue. This Is a phonaphoto.
The prlnrlple nf the pneumatic
lire was patented In England In
Ph. »X 0 I I Kir. and i|, IM17 in the United
State*.
lettuce, Onion*, Broccoli, I’ ri
para, Eggplant, licet*. J V
Ball, lake Monroe, Phone IS.
Thr international meat tra-lr
began with the raportatinn • f
tinned or canned l>crf from Au> a
trails.
^
IN HofUO 5 e * M Mi»Tb«v
'•unplirr nl I million ry> n'll
drolch ale ir urtv rahauaud an-]
bn g'fared nr-t-Hants
hive
ro
I'III auranee u, nuur in tha It I*
imvliatr futu.i u r i c una.pectuj
• pure turn' u-> nr m*rrhi,ntii*n
ill i.g b e lw rli Hawaii an I the
m at roaat nl the United ritatea
October.
STO RAG E
Garage.
•to rag*.
Krsrarchrs of tho Departmen'
of Agricultjre show the peel of
an apple hax more vitimln C than
the _____
flesh, amt that the “ ro.y
rosy"
aide Ha. more vitamin C than th
"shady" side.
— - f H * y COM Birie t o MAKE.
Hawaii lias Shortage
Of Alcoholic Uquid
BILL’S PACKAGL)
The first practical typewriter §
Was invented in 1H67 In Milwau
kre.
COOPER
ar* sallnr, rm»lllrnt.
Ia Black-Draught hr>
puraly hrrtuilYea, purely
H O N O L U L U Oe. 1 Uf1! — U
ruugti
______ona are follownl
Ittisr It l**»a liquoi »hl|tmrut« Ifi klDraught ha* l»#en a l*»«t-•rl|rr I \» » I. next in o rJ 'i cargocu f iI'UUa,
lU vi.ti
gU over the Mouth with- four grn- * r t/nllvd
m U on is
1ft to 40 d « h only u litre line* it* .»» in iron* »f t ir»
1
half-hour
i
>
i
«
i
r
b
j
i
l
i i u I—•
U fa
He aurv to follow lal>rl
giiiv t* In .'•»r anotl rr long dry
direction*.
TWO bt,| fans and Iota
• f food tooling drinks
---—-----------------
ST. LoOtr CAOth^ALCATCM6R.
Are all laxative* n11h«*’
IN T O W N -
•
Oct
7. ,OD—William
MIAMI
—
, .
,
M Hughes Sj-vrar-old shop fucinan. was killed Tu*aday when he
walked into LSo whirling prupelb.r
e,f an airplane.
F4T*
Fogarty, of Akron, Ohio. Sho
at Osaka, Japan, and kla brida. Virginia Fogai
_______________________
[was
ana o f tho Bra navy____________
norms captsrsdi by Itho, Japs oa Guam. Tha
roupia met and wars mtrriad oa board tha Aaamai Mara whlla an routs
from Yokohama to Lourcaco Margot* la bo exebaagad far Jap diplomat*. This plctara La tha Brat rsdlopbota ta ba traaamlttcd from
Leopold rill*, capital o f tha Bclgtaa Congo, to Nrw York City,
m
r * ^ —
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(C n tn l P rru )
yr
Tllfc C00LE8T 81’ OT
K IL L E D B Y IMKWEI.1.0H
^
H
I PUtorad art Frodtrick J. Mans, of Yrooklra,
1 . T , format vtca-contul
1 o.art* u iM 'it m • a fn»< |oinlt r
In ,M K a « o |lr ni H a te lto n
Pa
Mr M%rr V»**I 4M yraitl* flO l.l tho
* r rim ma gt lira
li* 1 b iu t *
Oin
J var»l* hut to u n ti
• t a t la t ie * a * . 1 l>arr*
Vt’ l th r U'iAa. Illll
n f» > iiilw iiiiw -, ir
Answer these three
Questions and make a
good laxative choice
I/>uis A. Foulon o f Buenos Alrea,
winner of an International InslituW
tf Education scholarship, la shown
in his arrival in Miami, Fla. He
mmrdiately left for Iowa Slats
Jnivcrsity w liere he will *tudy ag
ricultural economics.
( Central P rtt$ )
W y
■
Jax Navy Team Plana
To Use All Reservea
STORE & BAR
Kg '/'
tr* ?
A Tap bomb hainX kapi Bargt
oim: a iind a tta li/ fumhU to ra n
it* vitenry margin. A M-rappy linti
•jnd IS* t
of |*aul ntr.'jb
for T boiI’i* luudc the game ,ntcrc-tli g
Miami with 11 of ita
1941
' aopl omorrp and Juniora non ir.
JA C K SO N V IIX K - Oct 7. (dh—
( A 1 - ' th< orrvicr. lumhiril itarli
__
___ ________
___ tic
All _squad
member* will
(«■ aiv.'M
g:*.-u «L*ir*»t again*! Jackaonvilb Naval
a chance to see action in the next A ii Ntation 1 4 - 0 Miami u i n b l t d
two games tlalrd by the Jackson. on er or th r J ax goa l lint* an*l
vllk> Naval Air station,
lucui. ngnin on f m l do wn on the Jax.
Hobbs Adams, grid Coach, iiidi- If#, losing lhr La*! both times. In
rated Tueaday.
the t h ud it t .i o d 4 Jax t>ack, **Hl
On Sunday Spence
Eleb* •> ha*i
a tac kle, and %*** ' k* <
Moultrie. Ga. rnmpi hrrt ait* •*»• * Ifni i. r I»iuy. KruLctd a fly fu n-j
Iht follow Ina Hjitlay t hr F lin t Mr ty t.ti Miami toikk who
W H l Dxnlrlfl KltlH uf Agusta **I»m|« #| (.on anti bcjI i i I fron. lh»*
O b., b Uo on home ground*
'* T*»tf final tally tame afUr
'
Praslni. Iho Bhot»tn#' rriitiiu h> la* nil* i.c i a n w n intciccteo c i
Via Ftiila , leou fampbc'l and 1)111 l l r Minn; 17.
Feaco In Uat
_
wrrkV vl-* iry tiVrr
Mumi hu» in (ii.ainl Willi in
. ttba University of Mi.uni. ' C’rnrh IliRt 11 of Marten. O. • »cniat.««n
Adam; said:
a guard, and in George Gag*
lV , ;
“ These
cn wer«* ptr. H u»uh t llianli of Jeanette, Ta. and Al'reJ
;. 5;V|
* nfi th«y. dlie „u U dilc Job
job Adlri ni Ur#* llank. N J- two
A g iln it flpener and 11* in *1 llf '. i ,1M a t tarklri
Thr
tram
)a i
,
I pUn to continue giving •!••%* rrrn |i***.|> ni ifimmI hackflrld material
M t b in c r . V* r inav i i v l
.1
li'*% Io#1 and will go to town In game*
wort good Uiyi chi a
* 1«*i.tv Hob iJ.’Uglai* nf iircaler,
*•» \a. thr tra.t.'f l»CBd hack, will
Mtn
In
Amrrira'i
fig ) tina |K reatly for Tari,#* nfter rn|«*ini
fort Cl get B)»out 35 cggi a month.
Quca.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
XXXIV.
Established In 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1912.
F. Bombers Hit
Coast Bases;
Enemy Planes
Nazi Gunmen K ill 15
More Norwegians
> In Bloody R e i g n
In S c a n d i n a v i a
I ay Aeaealnted nr***,
W ildcat confirmation from
a aay #U#r a*— *. a Ccraiaa
w broadcast qeoted a purported
Tokyo dispatch that Japan***
troop* had advaacod apalast
■Off m lataaca * * Gnadaltaaal la th* Solomon Island*.
Hurt in Plane Crash
n, A o M ia it r
S . n j c t ta n k a w e r e o f f i c l n l l\ re|Hirleit t o h a v e b r o k e n In
to th e \ .i.-il 1 0- m ile ( t e r m n n
inii r n i noi t Invent o f S t n lin -
W A SH IN G TO N .
Oel.
8.
I A P ) —A t8.Z3a.0S8.62l *|>
prnprlallun Hill, is r llln f thr
rnuntrj'a fo*t nf arm* In muff
I than *1* lime* thr bill fur
World War One, sent the
1 H«»u*e today with appro*!*
| raatrl % 90 percent eiprndi*
lure* earmarked fi r the Navy
It o n di»*l"»ml at the head!, In approving. Ih» llw r e Cora
_
,
|quarter* of the K *.trm Defense,*
*ulh..flsed 14.611 n e.
L O • O D C r a t i n f i T ! command nf th. K int Army that!
Naial plane, to eompleoient
‘
.
.
.
.
.
>a.
unpreerdenlrd
klrrroft
■ten person. Hire klllrd nnd eight* --1*
unpreeede*
y'ta il
t h e l A t h <lny o f
ih .
1.1. m>.|\ a i e g e . n o i l
A x il *
- i . i i M . i i h v l a r e i l t h e U u a a ia n a
Allenby And Williams C. R. Dawson Reports
Follow In Second! Junior Armies To
And Third Places
IJ C
m .. it"« heginnim r t o
I .in k inroM. I he r i v e r
lli* l . - i h i g h
'
(Or A****>*l*d Or***)
stream
Don.
(o n im H iid as-
r *•.I that Ro«»ian force* en
,
I. i
•» th>«*••? of Stalingrad
Ur n '•plil into I tv o parts
•t-r 4iouhi|ate*l
Th«
Herman
I
New • \grncy said the
• II. .
infill MM« I*«rcutr«l in the
• *11. * il. ,.f r If Ioa k n which thr («*rni4t *t • •aid several day* ago ha-l
1 * *0 * «piiife*i in (hr enveloping
tit tle l hr -ft*the trapped
S o b I f ••ff I ing rift ana not tilt-
Six Appointed rol
.t;2La!
'James F. ByrnesV,"* "
E co n 0 my B()ardi.o,V.:r'..Vd7*,i \ ; : ; ‘,.,;;r,;;;,x
t ir r m a n
c la lm i
>iiii<Minrui confidentl»* i*i« hidtling their
• l. »hf •** iiiin iin ii|ilr s r
•i n n-i .•v im » trly J.,160
t«
Il
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.
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e U in
till
a 11
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loftb t HIMaiUI
f lie* « h iilm g plain «
\| .•« ■v*
TltMr in
• -n - * k illr il in th»
• .ii- i l-i n H u m I im
1- i » Ii* a •• Stal
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4. .„ •
•*if t h to r * t . 10(1
Is » i s . 1 M il i
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M -i.i.-k
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1. •»» 4\ o il fie ld * .
•» I a Ii - ii * 11 m m
m en) of
..*•••
i -X4 ih r
Itla rk
*#a
• imi N NIK■ on Ih r north*
-• f-s-ltl ,i n >1 a rt-m pany o f
I f. -1 ••411 l*y H ti«ai*n plana*.
sI'llllll) b|iH
Irnl
4 redrthcr
*M.a -al *••11 lilsatr* h rf r that
.i
mt r
b rin g ■laught1 Ihe* 1 a tr .»f 300 U a «)av
;»• i .i 1le S t ^ fl^ x f ad f f W
Local Kiwanians M eet W ith DeLand
A f Enterprise Children’ s Hr*me
_____ __to rragii
* g iit«r
wlwn
33.
Soviets Reoort .1,350
More Axis Troops
Slain On F r o n t s
N e a r Stalingrad
View of Hengazi After RAF Raid
under
A. ( . Yonnaily Ird th,- mark.I lm |>rr Ar adriny. r r ^ m school, ! injured w hen a .raptam- with) r.rrie r building
"•*bidding • tinng lor lr„,|rrohip I thirty -rv rn pr-i«on* jvtmaril crash-.
I,ong range R.A.F. Iwmlwr* m m at the regular »,-rkly inrrl
Itot a ••ail. New fo.Midland.
Wednesday of thr Sriinir le (run in the Junior A r m y h i i|> ilr U r , til at
I R; Altai il8<1 **'•••)
.attacked target* on the North Club
on thr lakrfront rongr K a il l
l(
Dawson. yr iir ial u l v a r r On** o| thr injured **• t ’ *l \l«
African coaat between Dcma o f the Mayfair Hotel Complete rhaliintn of I re Sr-mi.rle County | frnl I' Mr.N’ im n (aU »ve l --f N«*W*., *. threat to tbr big l*a«e at!
i il'-ic s j.^ has U*s-n • ii » s * M '
lh .c n * - . «Mirw‘ l i l s l e i yraler lay •York
He l* a«*orlafei| *«th tht I
and Bldl Barntnl. A number score* w*re;
Hi-wrkrr. Jap-J
f l l li e tuned li.al he ha*! four.il uil Judge Arlviwate Uefirfal** offlc#* ’ 1• i tbr |irHient.
^ j f enemy seaplanes were
to havr fled t o 1
2U2 c*"
,||,f
i*pv!*irs
and i l o « i Most of t h*»«r klllrd 01 injured* anese apprar
Yonnaily
f the throe Aleutian I • Im•»«!• >
damaged at the Bomba baae. Allenby
287
, r ’ *i» ni*t 1 that ti o iiu- torre Army officer*
1
r under beak) A merit an h n and
Meanwhile, Adolf Hitler’ll It. William.
•l4"* 4 Heeled. In addition.
US 2M2'11*'
-----' ■■ - | mi - attacks which have taken .1
therr were U r g e piles of it i.t
HH 266r tl»r
executioners took the Uvea Shaffer
-----trlto-tl year. Se said.
Ip ,.
.
.
.
,
m
1 1"11
'1’1 ,hl1” “ '’ ,l
i,|* nr*
HI 264
of 1C more poraons todav at Webb
S |r Primary School had
83 267 A Mouth
sizeable
.tile
o
f
metal
that
tL*
•Trondheim, Norway, the Oslo
10 251 children r.a . bmugh in. inc.oilmg
radio *nnounead, a* N p il •rimln-. Lane
H3 229 n cafrte'is stove Jonrii'il by Mr*
i. (rotors boro down with a rrlgn|
R y rd Goode, president of the SI- da Air-ngai.n, principal, wSu*n
o f terror in ruthlea* determination) c lu b , stated that mrmlirni wr). wcifbe-l ! A* i k i j i n I i
Thr m Ii o >I
to mold the country Into “ now' corned back *n old club member, total
a* itdMit PVI |Htunds
I J A(I.i'n «r l>«ck MCI on* III
lU r il
unlvr” *tib*«rTlenc*.
Herman Morris of Junior High
Arthur D*rt hici of Kern l ’ » r « ,
S'PH
./PI J Me I* \ niniintniri RMfigr
Alone with 10 U w y * r » . editor*. who b*c»u** o f hi. ».T i* lt le » at Scl <>o| stall'll that his pupils ha-1 1 WASHINGTON* Oct
.hip owner and other prominent th* OrUndo A i r H»«r, h * . for slrr ad > rnllertrd g hllgu pill •• I With thr «p|Mi|iitiiirnt . f t « u • *
eltlieiu who w «r * eiecute<l yes- ■om* llm* been unalil. to t t e n d i MTa>|> mrt-l and t‘ .-l th* amour*’ ! r f |ir r « m l-f I it •-« • n« h frt-in lMl»ort j
hi m
j
-iin nng r 111m t. I
in thr offin g • r l t.v
tx l'e e lr d agriCUltllt r
lerday, the total thu* *11 brought weekly mccU
» . iyb*»d) *
\a Prr*tdr#it
l(*H»a«\ilt
1-iniplrted j 1
to IS a* th* m u lt of a atate of
T h * regular monthl) .hoot of “ would surprlt*
emergeney Imposed upon Trond- th* W *»t C o * » l I’ l.tol l^-agur tn Instar cr. Ii»- *..-«•! that thr We*lu«*a>|fi \ »hr lurmU f *hlp of
Thia l« an H-'Ma! %!• n
l O l l . l l ***l
I h» • *
A 4 Rev
Aithur
S
I'**
hud
■•f.Vrt
I
i m*mr •I tobtih m i R s m i >i l« tn ra F
him and a coaatal *trlp of 400 Postal Match will hr hrbt <m th o ,
... .if ihr nirtti) ••!- • *t •• i * i • ha*l i hi I o**l ••«•* * • * "
l h iron frnre si A'.4 P t'n.ett > | l) r n r *
i *, *’»«nt folloii* th*
<*ir- i
* mile*.
ra ng* her*. Sunday *-ct is. from Avrnur to tbr i c I.i m .
4
t It•• mi ili'iniiH-al i •la >• i an-i .•** an A
«lop
» 4•
lim r rff-n-iMiy " f t h r iim I h-m
Two other* today w*r» sentenr- 8:00 to 6:00 P M . Mr Good*
I i •# iir« | l»y t h r Ja p *
•••>
*'|
brllevr
tS it
r.. ly. inly
nl to 10 year* at hard UI>or, announced.
Si
ai
m
i**
•*»•!•»
•
.»•*■
|l)fln-a
nnn
unrr,|
I
hr
A
|
|-oinl*
I4.I-1-4
\gatlu
h«
i
•
in*
•
iiit*
khould do all in In* |**» • r to eld
while on* of a total of 18 brought
m rfita at a W bitJ
ptefti I
Thl* will only allow on* m orj in tbi« m « i efolr*
** lafgr ahip
'*-1 .% ••
i 4**l plan'll • iiimI1 itiiii •
Did It.'V
hefor* a court martial wa* ac- prwetir* match which will be Peck.** and therefore i
I
Jap* to r lr *1111 in |-« •• • iiA iilenri* *»f
*m d:>irg r«»fifrn-nrr ImmrOiat, U vftrrtor ■rd
lia l» a-. •
uulttad. th* radio *ald. A ll wero held next Wednesday afternoon. a hat little I ran t-- .1-1 in the hr tout t b r ••*» 1h of offiii- na dl- 9 - - f h l* k a m lan.l Ilia'll iin-* t
Dalian mi 111** • i hr»*|.|ii**-^charged vaguely with “ criminal Therefor*, club-member* and all rrrap drive
I-.
i*ii*aiil
h
-*e
n
f
o
|
h
ratoi<«
in
rrct**r
of
rc*»nomn
•taliliimlion.
T lry
may
ro-i.e
With n -diary of $ I * n0(), a H> rniia lu ll au l a l a* h i i k ii..« n
other tbaoUra wishing to par tici *. i lake thr fence at o n lime
■ a s s ..
A thorcugh ch*eku* * f r r * 17* 11. pate In lb* match ar* urged by 1 am glad to donate II to th.- fourth !«*•• than hr matl** aa an that MU' Ih r u n lv l« l*n d M " )
9 M r i l t e j «i » tirr* o f th«- •|i|-i|8 l|* |t« ii| a i >I i* M at u* *lri i r |*r .at *••!
U»* *fa
t* of M r. Goodt Vo attend thl* practice, Junto. High School group "
t)M aiwa of -Uw
atoto
wring la tba
\ v u lla r k a I i air
cxm
niutopey waa started b f -tbe •tpacially tncfl III “ V rlaaa who Al the l.vma r School In l o n e ■roi rt. By iura toi II dra* a* aturh L •!I hit»•* mlllloriii
Klon to a- g l » * n toil
Ha, »
ha*a not at f r t graduated to thal
C. W I.b ill principal re pay a* a mliinrt nirnU-vr.
0
tehich
M g k W •timae*. I ported that between ter* and three ia n p f c t a i f to Fit In •■^rabmrt X • na%) 4o in mull l<2 If
<ant>4Ma*l% ir irain ed front rfalmlng
rone of metal have been collected inreting^.
•U m * U , M now Twidlog <h«( l o t tti* • iii n n ai lu a li) luiil « K h
be iiupil* and th* amount Is gi •>
§
NUMBER
Reds Claim Breaking O f Line;
Japs Evacuate Two Aleutians
Allied Troops Face
Serious
Supply
Problems In New
Guinea Mountains
Yonnaily Takes Hopper Academy
"Top Honors At Leads Schools
Gun Club Shoot'In 3ci ip Drive
Member An-eoelnted I'rr'
i .i
al lh« n*ar**t
|
Thrm r
M r ir
lh«
a tiillm n a
•
'.M iiia n fArih l-**«** fo r th r day
dr a a n In *-*
M lu
anil Ag**tt i
Ing ia .1
polka lU tia a ImmadlaUly.
i. nil front* torn* lul-tl -f flclslly
that
Orel 4.000 Iron hlater *tu\.-. I thr rronontlr vtaGilirn* hmi laiati- F ro m i h .iiiiiaiiiin a**l fa -t
•*Th»y »**m to hats eomu down
.4• I fb
** i ml ip miiMUtinii ( M | D | \ K i i ||
from irrovea weighing 10 pound, | l.nU*r irprrarnlni i* * * W illia-- ron» i I n
. rv! haphaurdly plckad out pgomPa -Hail- • I • u-'Miio* ai>> sign « l * 4 » I I I | J I / v 11 I J I I I A . I n
1 fit i • |n’ f fr.rrr* l- ra r in g down
curb have been donated In th" firr*-n. prraiiirnt nf th Anirrira
tnent cltlun* and ahot them ■■
^ tahn grs-l
Ih r l>»*rt V s l
» m*I l*h»h
Paula School, Principal
II
- I F « i f n i i l o n «*f
# . form of Intimidation of th*
'*
\
itgn ir<
impi-*v r*| t h r ll |»*»*l
True reported W b«n this ani.»r 1j Murray, prr x-lfnt *f Mo t |o
populatiaci,'' u ld th* Norwegian
tolthitio dl lia ii lo r n e f f m t r d
. .
I
/ '
j
•
•
U
r*lt-e*-lH%
11**- tornmu
J> collecte.1, h* stated “ It »h..ub'
Farm r r p r r R r n l a l «*• I*, ^*id6-n4
telegraph agency bar* In com
put Paola School right In i! * J a m n (*. I’ attnn. «*f th* I.irmrr*
i i I•-* i f |-i-l t r* | «rt«f t| ain^le dr
O
f
th*
2323
peraona
cxaminnl
mcnllng on tna flrat tM executed,
front of the competition
• -• 111111-11 » -Miinttiiiih'd i-y n Itru
Co opr rativ* union ami Kiiwm i
, th* County thr** w e « k i ago
None of the men wa* undtr
At the West
Side
Prim -iy
•* - - - I l f
-It*
I rr«ll(rt| to 11h killing
,
1* |' i Hinplteil. h n-l1 . f »
arraat, accused o f o specific crim e.' by th* 8tate Mobil* X-ray unit. •rhool ip Sanford, Ml*. D «ii»t( \ . 0 ‘ N f * l r p m iilrn t, Anirnran Kami
\1
•lie* I \l» l.rl 111It II a I h« I •
*. . ,
!•« 11'• .St-i urity
k » 4-1 f-l.-l
-held
** a *■ o hostage, It wai 144 xhowtd u n i sort o f patho- Stnkes, principil, said that with I Bureau f*»lrratx»n
or
even
t
Thr moI i R ti**m n •rlt-irck reSlot** a»*.| fnrmt'i |*re*i-lritl 4*f
logy, Dr. Lsland H. Darn*, direc only 116 children, a total of 6.11II
Rrprmenting nianagenunl
K im
■aid.
|* aI a*«| ton* 1*1 ih r I’ ll' t MU», «* htof t*
Ihr S •--•it*ile I •iiHil a i linn-1.
,
Johnaton, premilrnt of tin
Report# la London said an e f tor ot the County Health Unit, l-nund* were brought In or h2 |A
*»■•* - I l^••..|l* fa ll I*UI k I-- tirtor lie, ( f ..<• mis i r r . I.**ln ,
..... . ’ '
|Chaml>*r o f (o in m r r r r *»f th<
pound* o f mstal for *ach chlkl
fort had baoa mod* to wreck the revealed today.
f.
|M»a|ii.n>« rn in M<«rd«ilt T h l*
1.1* . . It-In* V f--» 1» • • i1• • •,
Htatr*.
an-i
Ralph
1
Of these ease*. 66 wero .i»»
a unlquo ivitam of be.trow.ig • I ’ nitrti
Trcndhetm-Moajoen railway and
1
'■ - .iff •••!
liH M ftrl
l*% I l*r rn
Nil
• H--I-I- 1
ia -lio .•*« h n in a n * . thir-i II I* »• •
prraulrnl
Jon* *
A
that work on the naval baae was picloui of pulmlnary tuberrulo.1*, ratings to t‘i» children In |h.. I Flanders.
l
.
I*
M
l) III Mini HOIIltlllnt l--n «-f thr
i
Iv
Hull
i
h
lr
f
p
e
tty
o
f
f
ic
e
r
ra
I
l.amnin
Mnrhinr
r
inpah>
Spring
R2
were
of
enlarged
hearts
or
portion
to
tho
amount
of
snap
•uspendsd when o power station
• m ilk
•
l! nMtnii irt-i t—*flnll«'-i* f a it h r r
«ii b in -1*4*11i tig h t m n lil htin g
aorta, and *ls were of other hrougl t In. U
according
Mi ■ field. V l
# a t Tamxrera woa dynamited.
, her •• ii
.. f I.. I m fin f .all- ,| V.v ir-.-.faK
i i . l . 4 MM M'-ih Mill r
le
•• * 11,1lesser pathological condition*, h.- Stoke*, an added Incentive fm •
I - nil
m rt A .............. .
added
1rrrssevl effort. Thu*, to be ns.....I
••• i men a il*. h..|
• ii. al
i ...
* *»
f lig h tin g
-••i th r
141-11*- •iia lt 1 1 a 1 I r a n
lilt 18*4 I)f. Dame recommendrd that *11]* priest*. flr*t
cla»*.
in ihI" I •-IIt J Al
• f I - Minsk • M HiM'Oto
ng
itin
\
h
»
i
l
o
u
t
II
s
o f the 56 ra*e« and *u«plci..u. J" nj " r Armv. a putll mu.t h u d
I run t • •* •
• .
—•I I AH I m I lent til* <l»ni
| •* l e»*Mfn 1 o f f lr r r 4»f th.
111.Ml .1
rase*, when notified of their con
PO“ n<l* of m et.!; toi ....
I - ... I*
ti •
- till 1 *1- ealti I mIII I M l1 II t \ a tta ck *
Hanft-r-i N m h I X u S lu t ion, ■tuti'tl l M|M ( ......................
dltion by County nuraee. to ap '™ * 1
P°“ n,1‘ •I % |o in..
»»• i • i-'uliMi U i'k
ih r ir
in tint!
UkU ) .
ndtiing llial *rvoftd
^|t i ,**mplK'll i
to their local doctor*. In °ra ' ^ J S S r t l L , ; ‘r ^ i
-Iitl
nf n c-i»t to t b r N a ll * of
_ . v 1,-tHon * * • second lieutenant M><>
third fli»M luting* mm- open f«»r * St«-%........ . A U
S m .i .
m
m
nfi-1
••ttfht
tan
k
*
imrnr-iiate
rnliatment
and
th6tk-rint o^» «y jw
! ,ort
r o yffully
un . *mch
. . r h I [njft
Pound,:
»»>• highw.t r760
»t •
|K, Ut in g that
11 -■|r-l**l
*■>
zastn to d
M « “!
UflfcUfunt,
F t i ’fy -li«|intih fri-in t h r S ta l
quota i* iinlimltnl
.
II f»\ to *rr%-' t» .i -ov •
Even music Js wanted In UncU *****
I pound*. In addition. MUs Btokez
"-gfitsl fit-fit ■n —I t h r h a t t lr w a i
A
|-pl
ir
mot •
for
ftrond
c I mii al-il-tt
Mf < umi'l-'H i* .*
•
!
fMlln
E
lg
in
«f
l^»ng
AfU
I
to
h
Ham's Army, R- E. Kipp rrrealed
T h * purpo*« w t had In taking p-portedI that pupil* wer«
wero bring
brine
muil p4** m -piMlffying e iam in a • h
l-H -illv
iflt fram ing
In
frfiacit)'.
f ii . •’ Kteat IlMpfiwf • Inn
_ a fte r receiving a all thtM zmall a-ray pktu
Ing In Information a* to thr l<> ^e-t. m * « i l « r RlMMinf thr A ' f i f i l 1 tlon toilit mm M t n a g r mark of |a
f*t - Mi,ifi k tin* t ill I • th«- 1—*t torrk
1 •* \\ -M—ttiini i-f f ••* U
f ’urrirr York tim n tohrn
it
** n
PFC
T.
HarrUon sold Dr. Dame, “ was to screen citlon o f heavy scrap.
75 or hight-i
totiilr MppIlrMtif* urnI . •’ •• mm Ml- •***I ..
■ •
• • U iii-aaiffr>i '-fill in )« fi|*
la stationed ot Boca
1 Mink l y the J« p * -I if lug Ih r R ri
out all those who needed an x-ray.
for third - Im•• inti at pn** * tn l ( 1 i <• < i» »*t ................. ... • '
lie of MI'I w r ) iif r to «n 'rnlhla now with Sine* large x-rays coat consider
with mm MvriMg' murk of Hll hr - • t ■■ - um *
•* ,k
^
aiaslit wiliily rh r« rinu rr-|>*,*.-*
. _ . ... ____
Band ably more than the small on e*.
eiplfuriim i
f In
v- ben te apt>e*re4* l l i
m e in '.
as a ‘ Baas -layer. Mr. Smoak'a
It
ran
readily
be
teen
what
i
An-i
t--fitmuifig,
thr
llrii
tm
a
n
t'
»•
fhieto
Kznfoni
»r
1
it
letter to M r / l l i p p
saving In sspenee was accomplish
f lr ti.gh AfSlPil
f 141 »
1
.aid mri, rrdi.).-d .III Iw given \ \ | > \ N l l T H t T V
S fllO o i
cd by taking th* small x-ray*,
. 'irhnl
mi-1
Hinfi-rij
l.riot- • redort nniil ••-r* tmining
niitl th«*ii
to - aay “ thank
Word
has
been
received
by
Mr*
' in ol
Sti|M*rinln -It >
l
"
trmnafrr rr*l
t.. .» rsdu *rh....| |M1 TO 11I t l f l l I S
I> C
I V
M M lih
N
l <f* f * -/Ih
for t-Ho u *« of y o «r
BBb aa lh*y **{J*d to narrow the H. II. Lawson that her sun, Hu
Traifimg iioI immII v ConaUla of a |
l.-i ’•! I il
Krr«-*|iMaii
(if ra|t|r fit
Bax* when I was horn* on fur field down to thee* few ease* bert, who I* a merchant in«rin<- M -ito * - *t ite*' ti*«ln>
,
'-IJ•*»
r
u
n
g
the
*tu4eni*.
mentioned.”
thrie
nn-ntii*
i--iir*r
at
m
primarv
•«••• ial
•lr*’ 1 » --lit imuiteiln^
• i>11*f I I’ ll from I to•• ft. f i l l \#e
lough last month. Had It tml
ha* landed axftly at a New York KJgin gmre mn evi toit..«-*«
Health
unit
nurse*
will
notify
•chtHil
an<i
a
five
month*
t
i
i
u
i
i
f
•
i
«*
i
aii*4it
*•
u
r*i
I'rra
itirn *
old v» il.***’ fath-i* m i - I inpl-tv 4 •
been for your help, I might bo
harbor from E gypt
count of Ihr sinking oi tn< hu
I,•m•*•-\.-it \\ I'll i i an man N f lio n
at at ad vane i-«| »choo|
in -I* f-r»*r in-iti*lr\
or i*tili«t- •
alatwhor* t o n i g h t As everything all o f th* I l> 3 persons examined
rLirirr I s l i n g t o n in the li.i t>
«»»'l hi* Nr.* Jrr*r> ( i i h j f i m m i n
“ Men who *tKt eAsfully rum) letr mrn in thr annul forr#** «*r tohi-«*
tostinda, I Karo roe el rad a promo whether or not their testa were
A Flrat Aid Class, available to of thf Corml s « * and vh« i -l»
l-M-trhtlrig thr arrr*t ani| 9.1000
Ihe course may !►# recommended mothrr* mrt rmploynl. an- rligi
tion to "B rirate. Flral Class’* sad positive or negative, Dr. Dam* •veryon*. will atari tonight at PeHbod LS* sinking of hi*
fm. •of that flrm'p rr p rr ie n te Uvi
, f . ’,l'
for advancement In rating up In blr for rnrollmrnt in thr Work*
stated._____________ *
m ladood r o r y happy,
b:00 o'clock a t Um .Junior High •hip th* Yorktewn vnd
nd of hu« , n<J jnc|uj| n|t , ch|,f p„ ty
in tirt-rgi* fur •••linting labor.
I'logrr** Adininl*trat ion Nnf«*,r
r t f a t‘ aay U m o ln tho __
School, tt. E. M on la, chairman of St wa* forced lr swim
■
milM-iv«| H i i v n
r iirffru tor*
~
flerr.
Men who fall wr111 be rg Srh-M-I at S iilh S t m t arid I'*
lb* Seminole County Red Croe* and a half In the ocean hrf.>
in Hit Mas »rnt tu tfcorgia to bins
talnrd in the N a v e fur general nirtt-i Av#nii*. Mr*. Winona h
Committee on flra t aid and water S I c plrk—I up,, during tin- 1*1.
to•»!Itrr• at prevailing w a g rt $30
service. In Ihe rating for which Bragg
director, annoum-rd th.«
safety, announced this morning halll* of Midway.
in ) i u tarrk for i c n n sorters.
rru r .
H.' urged th* pupil, to .1. f . i - ^
lfr ^ " ,OUnd
U ,' * hn,« llX morning
Iaii««innrl Managrr
llarold
G.
Thr*r rhildrrn are rnrrf-ill.
mort In to iletin g «-r.p !•■••
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 8.1 Sal* o f hear sad win* In the ulmovt
\S raton followed to Itnik over Ik*
•u|H*ni*e«|
by
trained
*
t
«
f
f
ni«*o
• nd other mtlala, and sts’e i the
town of Oviedo was denied Tue.
(A V -T b « United Mine Worl
ppliranta Va raver h«d conlacUd.
te ra , M r*
D r a g / cnntitioeal. -• 1 i. i l
day to D. K. Kara*)', operator tie >o«a o t th* tno iforcm e i
o f America U U yt*Unlar vi
S-ntendng W n t o n in CordtU,
•-la p lin g t h e m tv lv r*
t*» l u r i r t i
M-IN *
...................... Ml 1-m|.|* • *1
_________ ___
____
of a atora sad Ittach room there, iloned :.*m et», m*’ nt th it •)••■• 1
<ih . laat Tuesday, Sjpcriu r Judfc
O U p e r iO T
JO
A X l H and th e ir h e a lth ant) p h f a ir a l -1
- ,..,.) i „ i r . •f » 1 404**1 * awhen Circuit Court Judge If. B (j.OOp ton, o f prvelou* meul S* I
D T (io w ir ^pid the action, taken
vrlnp m rnt a r# g u a n le ti, throng!- • , i i o . ... I m I| ..
1*- a
1Smith quashed an alternative writ IT»ro to the bottom.
Organisation* to
un-in a »chjum u»nl (ie or gia law,
i *.mt ; • • 1.*! h* i t il III Ail- Ml «f till
of mandamus laued by the court »P P f» r» J Hue. | Aberdeen Proving Ground*. Md. d irt. te«t a ru i play
jn u . steadily « i
to a« to protact thr farme r* In
Fe e * r h a rg e d ilrp rn -i u|H»n th* It-*- al nliiM-ephef • f *1 lit 4 . h i l*li rn
o-i SerL M , to Um c m # o f tho T. W L it Um. Ned Smith, v •• . Oct. 8. b t o - A dosen of the naJolt, L. Law!*,
that
*rrtiun wrnr labor 11 zcirc*
11 up m , | Ihe- Ill-lib l-lual
.10*1 1..
Income o f e a c h fa m ily arvi under
n**nd*r o f CAmpbolI-I^Mi.u ,V - n (ion's top ranking mechanic*!
Bute,
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a
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as
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D.
K.
tola aal fanaar
44M*1t g ill
Keraay, potion *r. vortos Joseph " f I'O Arn<! lean legion, uni l , giMora
agreed
that
present p riv ilrg rd e ro c s r w l f u r by ci*M 1 • , *-.» i . i . i , • - . .. . rh In
daaL virtually to
i . -1 1— f l»ei ii
.*• ».* 1 1 .»•
R. Dawson. M irage thalrnisn . Americsn nun* are equal or *u- o rg a n iia tio n a
am i
lndivi.lurti«
a M -nltral* spa*
••!••• • 1ti 1re 1 lit.if 44• Ih* p lr
II
of th* Bemlnol# County D *f«
parlor to th* enemy'*, but both H r* llr a g g concluded.
tw aw him and tfe
ItMI.
Ill
ri-l
o trig Ml.fl m haltematlra w ilt o f aiendaaus ob- Coancll. all of-whom made
German* and Japane** hav*
r
Although meat
i .1 %r li\e *l al Ih r hum* rtf »• n-l*
IciaM hy l f i . Kofaay end*#cored tijka to the raplle In behalf of gome unpleasant
(urprltre
r. •ii *••
-m jn lr» *«
ai in*1d
to »bon cane* why a win* anti th* scrap metal drive.
1- Ih r
atora" they reported today.
W A S H I N G T O N . O ct
8. (Ah—
I en itif them le ft le s t im onth. It*
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j
Th# expert* failed to reveel
Thu A g ric u ltu re D e p a rtm e n t to
..Id.-d
! what the new weapon* are hut
I , rrrre 4 lm g the lunch r*-n. It w
d ay •••timated th is y ra r * s cotton
0 t -m *>
%
With tho deadline for (ending ||t«ror al*4i «||rrctr«t thr Sanfonll ir u p at 13418,000 b a le s bated on
T
Chridme* packagts to soldier* gfuiil- t-i thr *un n a if on thr{ O c t I co n d itio n s. T h is co m p a re *
a
fine, w ith 14,t/f8,000 ba le * (o r e c a tt of
oversee* three weeks away (Nov girl** dormitory, whmr
comb*.'.
I ) Mrs. R. J. Holly, acting post view to a* afforded of thr* hrau*! n m onth ego a n d la st y e a r 's pre«
master, again reminded donor* to tlful 30 arrr campus, it> trn. mo-j d u ctlo n of 13,10V,000 ba le *.
and of
I*akrl
T h * condition ol the crop on
avoid a “ la*t minute rush to get -(••rn. b u ild in g .
Monro#.
#
j Oct. I wa* 80 percent o f normal
these parcels Into th* mall."
aa competed to TV percent a
Package* must ha very sub.
month ago. This Indicated a yteld
W ABH INO TO N . O tL t . O f } 1
, l f Ud' T V ,1
of
tftOJ pounds acre.
aa Um Soldier*’ and
W EATHER
tor Brown ID-Mich) today
• * « « 11. pojmda In weight.
a ^ . . , « * Bankaaad <D -AU) in 14 mor* Uuu»^ 11.Inch** In length
length
•
or 41 Inchas In length and gl-th
F LO R ID A — Bhowera In the
Gvorg*
Beaato ha^knaw^ o f aa
combined. *Ta sending candy, se lower and middle-east coast thl*
lect Il hard, net so ft Don’t send afternoon and tonight, slightly
.
_______ .
which would jaatH yV drop la liquid*.Tonka addressee legible," rooter In the northeast portion to' . _
SJjea of oottoa.
, , , gh. M id
night, raodnxto wfnd on th* c— L tloaarw w *j,
__ _
144 Persons Show
Pathology Signs
From TB X-ray
: ( ity Commission
r„ . . .
Race In (.roup 1
Radio lecnmciansj
Will Advance Soon :
Private In Army
, Thanks Kipp For
'
Use Of Horn
Sailor Describes
| Sinking Of Two
Plane Carriers
(icorgiii SrntenreM
lllt’gitl l.almr Hirer
CITY BRIEFS
Mine Workers WIU
Withdrew From CIO
win
U. S. (iuns Proved
.■fSaw
i.T J s :
W 4 a w tn n ? C i,;f
T. R. Menin* Dies
Following Illneas
Service Men’s Relief i « S ! - £ : ,. r W S S T tl
Act Signed By FDR:
Cotton Estimated At
13,818,000 B a l e s
Holiday Gift* MuHt
Re Mailed By Nov. 1
—
Brown Says Cotton
■ SSJSZe’^ ftA ;: PrieeW lU Not Drop
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THUR8DAT, OCTOBER
A' ‘
O fn t n l Arnalt
T h t Sanford Herald
A
ronsln' believe theW 1* an old
woman up In the moon making
a 1h liia L
•
«
Knew What Kind o
i * t » H a irra I*.” ’ Wonder bo*
at hi* fsuld* information T
local w riU r ‘ tiUil
(here wore probably a
Immediate!) after thuroh Son
day tbc famillra o f the bojn In
service from Genevr gathered on
the school ground* where Mr. A.
L
McCulloch took group snap
shots to b* »«n t In Or rl*lraa*
p-.ckagea. Principal W. L. Slag
quite no likely to unsettle the serenity of a “ four striper”
■ D M ic a im o s s a t c i
Either Rusaln waa misquoted Ird community ringing and th*
I W aW* la ASiaaea
ns to lie culled a ‘‘colonel". If you want to be popular, you or Ilia information waa w
to tS« <***• MtT7 Lost**
authority when ah* waa rei•n n
..rt«llM,utr
_
had liettcr learn the rules.
-SowZ j.t H li and Vernon Culpepper rt»to hare dncline<l our m*npowc.Commissioned officers In the navy begin with the aid.
8h« la ,n o w demindlng that alite-l with com*la. U it t k wft»
rank of ensign which Is designated by n single stripe. the Alihe
make rood
their then served la
.naooa
Lieutenant (junior grade) Is a stripe and a half; lieuten liromita o f a' acrond war front to Rev. W. B.
invada
occupied
Prance
and
Cotant, two stripes; licuL commander, two stripes and a half; many. VOr thla i ,-iedlllonary .Sewing. A * M r*. J.' CviStUSjJtlcommander, three stripe*; enptain, four stripes; rear ad force (]en. Ika Ipenlower haa been ^ollol tb* roll, ,Um iamUH1«*•
apr.micd with lt*niI concerning
miral, stripe and douhlo stripe; vice admiral, two stripes (elected. Ha la the "general* f i their ions, wHIU Mr*. W. L. We* Waldo Frank (le ft ); American
ve rile.” la •» ' anaan and Haa the gUlewl out the aer
author and lecturer, who w *s,teand double stripe; admiral, three stripes and double stripe. eannatka
ai oelag the right man
vcrtly bvaUn la Bueno* Aire* by
(wentr.rln* star*.
It Is also worthwhile remembering that a captain In for thot|pla«d^:<|,
« i i mensoepocted o f pro-Aaii leanMri'ulloch a rmng
the navy outranks n captain in the army and Is equivalent
Inga, Is shown talking with LleaL
mull tm rvm alai.
My family frequently remind* plumbago In ■ red.
C el B. J. Hall, after hit arrival In
to n colonel; while a lieutenant In the navy outranks a
me that 1 have (old that one In modi about tho
Miami via dipper. Frank lectured
lieutenant in the army and is equivalent to a captain. In numerable
timee hence it waa a
In ternty South American dlle*.
• I4er*ia M a memaev at Tke (•peaking to a lieutenant (junior grade), It la not necessary great rom lort to point out to the h o y „ ______
Herald thatOealtuation In Argrn,t o t r* h m
w k M to i n t o ,
on have icircaentad the N avy
I cm lllnley'a statement that a and Private Do jglaea Bills the A ir
r'ewtitiee '• ia « m (•» r»- to indicate whether ho is a junior or senior lieutenant, but t>
tin* had become more favorable to
clown had need the aama Corps Enllitwl reMrve*. Mr. Ben
M llM ml all M W ) OlwpateWa in writing his title the letters (j.g.) should bo put after i certain
(he United Nation*' lnlcrerU.
‘
tod la li av M l .Ikeewlaa
make.up and
mimicry
for
45
whr. aoldicrcd In the Phlll(Ctnlral 1‘rnt)
his mime; otherwise he ia assumed to be of senior grade.; y rira and now a run waa taking (irrri
tad la (at* * «* ♦ * » » * .
in,, epnkc of the icriouanrs* ot
iaeal aeww aaMlwaed hevela.
up
the
identical
"line.”
A
)oke
'
It
is
entirely
proper
to
address
junior
officers
as
“
Mis
( t e l a «a rvaakllrallaa a» aaeelal
having the Japan*** tH g over
. M m aetvla ara >Im »e*erved. ter"; nnd as a matter of fact this might be the better i horrid have equal footing with tH ov i-land. Ill* son David, rnliq ior; they claim age Improve*
A thoucand ship* arc ratlmatetl
In the Marin* Corps after
TH U R SD AY . OCTUDER a. 1*42. procedure if you are at all uncertain as to his correct rank.,
home to hive been wrecked i f f Capo
However, do not apeak to or refer to auch officers as ‘Th.'i
for her Cod during tb* first twenty yrar*
front prepared greet!
Ensign", or ‘The Lieutenant". It is "Ensign Jones", "Lieut. I
boya Ip eerricc.
/
o f thla century.
Mr.
*nd
Mr*.
R.
N.
Btrlvell
and
Howard"; “ Mr. Jones” , or “ Mr. Howard", or nothing.
Mr
and
Mr*.
HaroJy
Schult*
Civilians should also familiarize themselves with the hacre gurlt* o f Mr. Gearhardt o f
tio n b e t w e e n
jk w h
insignia of the enlisted men in the United States Navy.
O ;»en on Sundry.
a e n t i i .e s , u (» n i » a n i » k iie
Mr*. Cardes of DayIt helps u great deal In starting a conversation to know
.............. .........
ALL
lilto i Mr. and M r*.1
.
Inna Heart v
vll
whether a sailor is a pay clerk, pharmacist, or carpenter’;) ing him trouble hr replied
BIGHT.
•I
K I). Hart on Sunday.
animate; whether ho Is a chlof petty officer or a boatswain bu‘ *om* **“* *•
run u
_ r*
Frank
Pltta.l
Mr and i:
_____ Grant and Mr. Illlly I
! mate. And don’t call him boatswain; call him “ bosun"
.” V , l £ !
llllS.
*t'r*n i moved to lA k * Alfre<l l a » l (
irnce-line bui of all
g ir t
nt
aralia: It will withstand hot or
cold wcatNkr, baa ,.o ra il enemy,
ia raally trimmed and leuda itself
to ant height, alze or s.hapv boaide* having a rang* <>f‘ varied**
ami coloring*.
MEN’S SUITS
“ Now that cooler weather la in the way.
your husband will be wanting to wear hi*
heavier suite, till. *ult* will wrar lengrr
if you have them DRV CLEANED .
The
fabric will b* freshened up and our prciscra
will reset the tailored smartnr*,. Wouldn't
you like to aurprlso him l>y putting hi*
winter suit* In perfect condition?”
Suita cleaned—Cash and carry . :•
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D E L IV E R
ASK ABOUT OUR ECONOMICAL
LAUNDRY SERVICE
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Bring In coat hangers for gar
ments—we. can’ t get any more!
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
1
110 EAST SECOND ST.
TELEPHONE 465
|
C
Forced Labor
Mr*. Alvah Allen who unde i
That .100.000 ,mall retail •torn
<vlll fall within the next year un> » , n l e m»jm operation el *hr j
in
h r r n n l ) l l jiu g 'ilo n
llosnltal
The labor problem In Sanford as In many other idirts lri* they get flnancUl aid. i* tho _______
__i y_a ago
_ I* Improv
Hanf-.nl ___
ten d
Uert's • fallow you'd likr to
of
the
country,
particularly
In
the
nirel
or
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
ll^
J
^
ro
e
who
^
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7
^
3
....
ing nicely and’ wa» removed to|
^•Tknow.
A citixrn nRinod WHltllnir Joe. n rra s , is becoming SO acute as to seriously threaten i h e Ot administration for them at h o h.-mr Monday afternoon
D kk J supplies of the nation.
Meanwhile In Certain o th e r which old Ike inorted. "W h y wa. Ml. and Mr* A. F. Moran and
J o i U whIUlinir In u jdant,
Whittling thlnr* *!»«' A i I r can't.
,o^„'.'ki ^ " ,,Tun5,.vhJ‘ n,° " "
Whittling with hi* Rharp rna- localities mainly tho large cities, hundreds of thousands at ,'F*.1
.unemployed
**“
“ “ “are supported in
“ Idleness by 1
j Mm IIw r Io Kirkland of Or*
men
the *taxes
0utrn.
chlnai
■Ijtndi and Mr* Frcrl Italian! of
which other civilians have to pay.
f g r t o ihlpR and m»hmarinr«
Wolnesdty
a*
January
1 la*
Miami wa:. M.ullar.d «p ,)il
Whittling
hombrM.
whlttlinif
Recently Drew Pearson, author of Washington Merry- credited
with having f-D.iMW dwell rmiiU of their mother*, Mra.
V *.U »ka,
Co-Round
published
n
letter
pertaining
to
thla
problem
I'llllp Bauer.
ing units.
Whlttlinif bhrll-. in elnny rank*
Man<l Mrs. Sam 1-ev* a ml
which lie had written hia partner Bob Allen, now In the
The ccnau* lurvau r,v c »l* that
Bhavt ci illirrr *»#f llrnllo,
•-.n*.
Riih ar.l and Gene of Son there
are
4PO.OOO
halivr
KloriHlkr a tlah *»ff lllrohiu*.
I ’nited Stoles Army. Pearson pointed out that unless there
lian* who have no liiith errtifl- i»*)d vl ait,«l Mi an-l Mr*. II. IIAt>d Jowph nalljf
whrla hi* is forced tailor on the farms a lot of people are going to •cito’
. n d V r i T h l - 'y
i.v, „n Sunday
w liU h r
uml Mr* Shine Hasty *n*l
o f f t ' l , more difficult will I , thv
WhUtlinK a1* I'1’ whittfau 11itle-i ntarve to death. His letter in full is as follows;
family esprel to more lo San
That’• a Job l »at
mVi>R,
"Dear Bobr Your farm has just produced the record ■a.k
.
-»n
Ihi
arek
Whittling down the A*i* lioya
total of 72 tons of eating corn, all of which was put in gal Them are many ttinim
Seaman John
Culp^ppar
»H< j
of
WhlUlinic Joe I- nrvrr tlirmigt);
tirm home on (urlouifh. faft
whlrh thr IVnin*tiln atate may
U e likes to w llttl, ullli dollar*. lon lin rans and will go to tho Army
\\«
ilnr«day
for
New
(lrlrans,
l*a.
“ You w e r e lu ck y to g e t th o corn cu t and can n ed at the h* proud hut not of th» lart ihat
too,
%%I «re hr i«
iK-inir
UaJvsfrrraJi
Ba every poydbv Jo<- i« fond
r ig h t tim e, l>ecause lnl»or has liecom e s c a rc e r th an Isoln• '• " ’ t •* 1
lh<' t" ’ '!1
5*y. n ,‘
lion for murder, «»<* homicide*— •o M Toledo Ohio
O f Whittling Hitler » III) a lion-1
jtin n is ls in Western Maryland.
1 have lost my one farm •10 per lumfrrd ih<Mi«Mn«l popu*
Mr t .Ru>
Ti Ilia
of Sanford
Multiplied by fift > million.
rrln ilveR here Sunda>
ng J
im* iuoine nviiinii.
hand, who now commutes to town and makes twice and Ulinn. wherrai thr national are*
Whittling
J-Wbllllln
Mi
rih
!
Mrs
Jim
CampbeH
of
tt U * ll an«l two trnthf O t r *
Jsometimes even three times as much aa the $3 a day I “J^
rnniM irroml with a _____
r«tlc of. . lla s t in ir r ip e n l ih e w re-en«f hen*
Germany think* England i* av' | " H4’‘ l *“ lMl>’ ,,im - S o I can s y m p a th ize w it h th e fa r m e r s ln|£o*
IfO. while the **ilam Yankee** Ver* [i. - iruml* of Mr ami Mrs. O. II.
ting ready tu ity again to pinch H ie recent .fa rm p a r ity f i g h t
iiMinlem are lowrM ith Irsa tlm . M ymi
o f f . Urn northern luitf »f Norway. |
“ While 1 sympathize, however, I don’t agree with them.!,mc killing i*,r mo.ooo o f her* Mi. nn«l Mra. J. W. H jm l o f
kth Mr*
JSanlonl »penl Sunilay
and Germany may i- right
jj, Hct,nw l(> m„ (hat the alight Inqreaac In farm prices they people.
no* Mrs Waller Kljml
The census Inireau _____
states U v illi F ir Haplisl Missionary Soelaty
thing alaiul the' would havd won, would have been a mere drop In the bucket
tV IIIT T U S t;
JOK
B
a n k
H
o l i d a y
N
o t i c e
lly (NilltUN NAHII
i ^
-]■
n tut compared (vtth .What haa>to hd'doup to .get 6 A »r 1>M on the f o r 1911 the II. H. dmjbird *it»jtoill nteet at the hum# of Miss
averaffr pnin In popula 1Mary Slone* on Th ifs<Uy after*
farm. Thcn-nsi-d prices might hnVo enabled mo to pay 9.1.26 ten-year
tion b i t that we need not e i ^ i ' n o m
at a Of t clock
atberwW acver__havo leant
. jjnMoad o f $3. Rut It would not have come anywhere nenr to krep up that ration for I 0t'* 1 fa r o ' Culpepper returned
to
'B
. ^ s t a s 's - a ix ,
And your unrlr with the big S 1Fort Urnnlng, G*. this week after
is needing them, tor).
11 aving *rrnt A few ilays » l home.
----------| Mr. Ro*s Franklin, Allis Fled*
found ,«c\ hut ti m«v « * *
“ it seems to me that form labor his got to be drafted,
On * recent day * Mlnml taper Franklin
and
Miss
Beatrice
him frorojusin^.t-> cun it » p , „ r ,.|„0
f r„ m (h0 military draft, or else some other rrp-irtcrl but one rlmth *ml ten {Gamble nf ftonlord wrrr recen.
.visitor* m Ml*. Mart Sion.
Seminole Guunty farmer* *h<>uUi very drastic step must be taken if wc are going to have births. "W atch us grow.”
---------1
Mr and Mr*. II. li. I’attl.haH
plant ruorr different kin-1* i-f enough food next year to feed ourselves nnd England, and
Announcement I* made lis t a -returned from Washington, D.
- V e g e ta b le * (h i* y en r
C ile r y I*
havtn* *pent
spent
till* Russians, and, atrove all, tho Army.
;m-w
end
*ep*r*te
prison
I*
ron-ion Monday *fter havin*
toe (lluch Ilf n luiury rrnp In
"O n e solution
would be to draft about 30,000 O f tho'»*mpl*l«l torFlorida's
women»«Vfr*l K « k » there *agurot
of
•perUUzc In.
_
red tape n rtlsts, government publicity experts and bureau-1 PrUoB«r- ,K°r
»»"F ‘ ulf*
. riuh .
When Wrpdfll W lllkl, return*! rrn ta hero in Washington, and let them help feed tho Na-1 .iwfrauU™1Sme prC
P *" n*rmw
U" the^ home of---‘
‘
r(inner*
Ml** “Evelyn
Daniel*
trBS
*
.rip
in
tion.
•
numher 1.700 .ml of these lin jo n Wedne*dijr afternoon at 3:00
we'd like to MW I’ reshlent 11.-.*,^
■ ■ ------------nro women.
It .-lock
VaR. appointhim routmiuar «f|
. . . .
—
pro** and r*di-*.
i
H is t o r y R e p e a ts
The distance betwen J a c k s o n -j_
.
,
.
Crying i.ver .p ll( milk m»y dr* m a tc h in g th e |7 t o $10 a d a y
no good,
many n »m »ll i«-> |g u ttin g around th e c ity .
w hich
sumo
w o rk e rs
ir.*
V
Monday Oct. 12—Columbus Day and Farmer’s Day
— being' a legal holiday in this State the undersigned
hanks will not be ojten for business on that day.
All
orders for currency, payrolls, etc., should he made on
Saturday, Oct. 1<>.
The Sanford Atlantic
Florida State Hank
of Sanford
National Hank
m
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7
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v.
The Telephone Is VITAL to the Communication
Needs of this War Busy " Nation
viiu and Miami i* 3M mile* Th,!Great Armtcs Employ
;ZYT
On Enemie*!
A Flying KortrcRu, altarkr.l by i
Daytona Beach
O t»ervfr
say*
40 G«rm »n fig h te r* Mirvt»,-.l «.»J
"This home guard finally took shape . . . as time went ___ ... _______
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rot urn to lu ha*.That m ean* 1o n am i no one a tta c k e d . . , th e y g re w fe w e r and la z ie r and automobile to « v » r drive over
( t * route reached Miami in si*
Wide World Features
M fely which after all ia the Im
dtys, much o f Ult road being
Behind th* tlashing of groat
thing.
through swamp, mud and water; armies and fleata, the armed .foreIt ay were obliged to tu t over JO
The United i i.it; It wpending
stumps from Gw road. The pilot
a ll billion dollar* n month »n the
was James Laughtln l i t , accom
war. That'* twice nr n.urh ar It
panied by George E. 8e bring,
. .
Med to tori to run the fnlera. inflation."
with a N ew York photograpter.
government for n whole yrar.
F. Edward Spencer. On tb* re
Anything familiar about U\oao quotations?
Thai’* what It’s rrullit, u> u
turn trip thay missed the road
They
are
from
tho
recently
pubjiahed
book;
"Paul
Re
and
were lost i
e m u o f IHtl.r .tad hli kind Hut
'It’S not too big a prlro to j* > lor vere and tho Time Ho Lived In," by Esther Fbrbes. They fo r two da/s.
tcaurod tinl.-r n. l i e w on!
refer to Boston In the early part of 1776, hut are equally perfect U. S.
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applicable to the United States today,— Quincy Herald.
. you ran laty along and make the
i 'T b o r tell the itory o f n lertrip In tan ".our*— or rouid until
rationing daya cam*.
'hirer, who, alien hi* nudimee
failed to laugh at on* of hit John
A
Pan-American
transport
**ldt “ 1 »up|K>»e you folkr will
neat rammer.”
rummer..........
a w i f e s rT & s . ' t e
itailgb at that neit
The
An extremely personable, but Independent young lady g r o w north o f Homaataid.
nr war effectively silenced
S vole* from the bock tn l boarded a bus jammed with nuh-hour passenger*. Irnma
SONJA W E N II H T T U 1
l ball taldi “ We laughed at dlately a young men got up, hut before he could open hli
Os lari rummer.—Tltuiville
Lady on a Bus •
Rtar AdYocoto.
id i cjotity commlri'ou
oil Uvord or favoring
lotion cl- form U^reni
Bahaiiia Itland,. Anrartlnn which bear* In.
• would bring at, Chi*a to ru p toner', our
•oiat way Un’i found
Ibaerc crop* to markri
mouth the gtrl aald: " I t da very kind o f you, but I’d prefet
NEW YORK, Oct g. (AT-Den.
to stand.
nl* R. Scoalsa, aergkal taatruwtrfocturer, aaoouiKod u.t
He raised his hat politely and said: “ I— "
"No, I meant It, really."
out Sf
• ‘ Again she interrupted;"! assure you I prefer to stand.*'
rm““ ‘»
Current -C
ByAONRW
la a collet* oddnoo the Pmb
dent aold oor aim was for o lo*tWT Infotma- Ing and worthy pOwoa. Tho worthIf It ataana
h**ryffUw.rt ln«M of the page* always depend*
upon 'Um
li cMildnui
ItaUraai
lawarrOy
tSs
m URM
v lik tas vta.
Ingi breads* bo claimed hie «f.
fort* (tailed her ona Hollywood
carets,
• i»
marine* bid la eenad dropped or Ur*
• patrolling AuatroUrxTOwre waa T W I
. THERE’S- SOMETHING
IN UNIFORM
Watch the giria give youth# "tiad
FIRST.
. .
Unde Sam f
This it tho kind of spirit we all muil
YOU can help avprt this threat
show if we are to keep vital long v to vBal war communkotions by
distanc* telephone linM clear for beginning now to voluntarily raurg#n» WOT calls. Neysr before tion your use of long distance.
hove long dirtnuot lines been to
busy and flayed so vital a role in
-C?
our nation's hiitory. •
But war calls ara not Hie only
coifs. CdUs by cMBans am i non*
war buslnessee-fialls rfxrt are not
a_^jKatMja
—a|A t. >- iiaitriTar ir
cyeostng.
ine. ream
is aowamg
t_t-i---------- te_____J
'
There it urgent need now for a
special effort to avoki making
"long haul** <al)s.'Tbe greater the
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HOLLYWOOD
Personal Activities
l«ly Editor
Mr. (> H. Beet K u returned
TH U R SD AY
from Charlotte, N. C. * h r n .he
T h « Scralnola Rcbekah Ixxlgc
attended the funeral o f Her mo
ther. Mr*. \V. H. Fouihw.
J 3 will hare IU regular meeting
• f i the I. 0 . O. F. Hall at 8:00
W|i» JermU Card of Charlreton,
I 'M .
S C. and 8. II. Card o f Birming
A practice of the Order of
ham.
Ala. are tht guret of their
Kaalem Star will Iw held at 7.30
ililer
and brother-in-law, Uk.
I’ .U. The Grand Instructor will
»nd Mr* I’ . I*. Campbell at their
be present.
home on Panford Avrnuc.
J
F R ID A Y
* Mrs. 8 . C. Dtckrreon will .u- c h a ff a of the aewing In the R fdj William James Watt, son of
pervtM *rwing in the Red Croas Cmaa Room during the morning.) Mr ami Mm. Harry Watt, vho
A story hour will be conduct-'ir a junior atWasningtnn MU*
rd for children of pre-*clu>ul and-ilonar) C olleri
Wa.hington, D.
primary age al the Sanfurd I*ub-1C ha. ireently been on a .m a
lic library at 10:00 o'clock under '. r r tour to I'niiadrlpH. with the
the direction of M iu Barbara I crllrgr Acappella choir.
Ilupreeht.
I
— ------MONDAY
| Mr. and Mra. F. Ruurll Mitchell,
The clrciea of
the
Woman'. I and daughter, l-enora. of Na.h-i
Mluionary Society of the F iret! 'IIU-. Trnh. have gone to Daytona)
Baptl.t Church will meet ut the Beach where they will apend a
following homea.
|few daya Iwfore returning to their
Orel# One — Mm. B Johnaon, home While in Sanford they were
H E L P YOUR C O U N TR Y
1101
W.
Firet
Street
.the
aurat of t ie former'a parent..
B U Y MORE BO ND S!
Circle
Two — Sira
T rend. Mr an<| Mr». F It Mitchell.
B olti, 1101 Dark Avenue.
I
---------Cirri* There
- Mra
Lillian
All atudenta attending
Junior
T fW ~ k r f~ U jfc * r is a a r
Vickery, S0<1 W. Third Street
an Srhior High Schoola »re InCirclehour — Mrs
Jimmie vll#*! tu the
“ Young Peoples]
llolticU w , U06 Myrtle Av«nuc
JClub” on Thjrsdav. Friday and
C lrtlt
Five - Mis
Wade faturdav night*
from
H 10 In
Rucker, f»40 Valencia jtnxr
! I f .T.O o'clock to play csnls, Chi*
Circle Six — Annex with Mrs. nese xhrckrr*. read or
dgiut.
T . W. Moorr and Mr*
Myron Vwrc will t<’ no charge*
Smith, hostrssrs
The parents of the student*
Yarnwill be ili*tr ibutrtl b>
arc alto invited
Last Times Today
ALSO
wartiena 0-a.an camkat
aakatears and spies.
«wr»» a r tie, '
.
a,
,
. .,
,
__
1
| < ompllmenting M i,* Lucy Pelfine's Chapter
of the f r **
rlr« L Mrs. John Lud*
» Church wil» uirvt w i f i
entertained
a
group
of
irry
J
’ II7
Ijiurel friends at her home on the West
al 3:00 o'clock
J Side last night with a Bunco
circles of the Woman's party ami miscellaneous shower,
y
of
the I’ rvvhytertan | A fte r several games, scores were
will meet at the follow* added xvith Mrs. Fred Ilrsmit relea at 3:30 o’clock
I reiving high prise and Mlsa Lucy
One— Mr*
Walt er
l(. ] Friers second high
lalrman. with Mr* E- S
A salad ami sweet c«»ur*e were
L. 14th St
1 served by the hostess, assisted
T w o - M r » \N S Brum- hy Mr* Haul I'esohl. Mr* Frank
irman. withMr*
(i
A Meisch
and Mrs Fre«1 7.errenner.
'£0 Summrrhn \ »r
| Corals who were invited to l>e
Three— Mr* J N (.illon, with
Mi*s
Peters
were
Mrs.
n. with Mr* W l
Hen Frank Peter*. Mr*
l^ p m . Mrs
J 1'
! Frank Meisch Mr* Paul Pexold.
hour
Mrs \ H .smith. Mrs John Pesold. Mr* II M Ham*
?*
M.r*
l{u,fh ,#F. Mrs John Graddkk. Mra. P.
'• 10115 Magmdta A » r
;A
( ’ ammeron. Sr
Mr*
Fred
F i v a - Mrs H I, Thrash ||r#n<u. Mr* J A T II Mrs W
* ! ,h ” r'
'*,rnrJr J Toll. M r . 8hep.nl. M r. John
" • J 1?.
,,h S‘ - wi" 1 (e ll e h e n .
M r.
llr nry
Richter.
H I. \ ri' k“ T
Mr* K r" ‘ Serrenner. M r. J u ll.
n wBh Mr. s i, 'y.'/Lh* l
M r* George ll.b e , Mre.
, .. .' /
^ . W .ltrr M eriwether. M r*. I^tulee
n
r r *l r " L
r l,h » " " > ■ « . . . j ... M .i^ h . n<i m i . .
' ' r . ' p J n J v r° h” , , r “ , Rulh Mrlach
Friday & Saturday
DOUBLE PROGRAM
•
IIA P P 1 fllR T H D A Y
Bello Ward
Mre Jeaaa Tanner
Klliabeth Dyson
M artin Wight
Georgia liutchln.
Illam Edward Kader. Jr
.*
r r j a GIRL
AT THI
6UM STIA0I . . .
Executives Of Club
Entertained A t Tea
• • " o X'toh
nr R o n m s
nrvj 1* up for a key j.nrt
Joan lar*lic nn«l i arnlr |..trt L
favor Frr ne). •••! uituS t Imii'.J*
Colbert. H**yrr J. n litthi*
»
Mlfhclr Mor^'aii « ••>11I h*'l|* I V
out. Glenn Foul i% int« i t. I
Portuguc*** in . n t i t
I • •
|
mate 11<•!I>
I interest in ihr l.mw i .»c »* >"
lUtrrini* to Itr.i.’ it-* i *»n.i.i
M
rarvla
l l a n y I arhiu m i i v%ho h • •
to o ns
Telephone 148
Social Calendar
• * • • tu•i ■i t it
month* fs g o -s t lcn*t hr’» ln^n
studying t*ic language half .« year
■
tVTT
• The Dent CodtUib at
Popular Prices
• Try Onr IUm Sand
wiches
PACKAGE GOODS
"tiful Lake Monroe
Methodist Circle One
Has Monthly Meeting
Members o f Circle One o f the
Woman's Society
of
Christian
Henrico o f tb# Method Ut Church
held their moot,My meeting nt the
Church annex yssUrday, with
Mrs. C. E. McKos pfsstdlng.
iRegulnr routine boa lasts was
discussed sad plans were mads to
sSufcia-1
cited the circle | r meet at her
home In DeemilMr. .
US
STRONG
y Southeriv
, IHkBread.
Woman's Club OjK'nR
Twenty • Ninth S'ear
The
Sanford
Woman'*
Club
opened it* l* t nt) riinth ) r « r W »*il
nesday with a liinrheoii hull lin g |
Mr*
Ralph Au*tin Smith
*tate
president of the V loridu ►edera
tlon of Woman** Cluh*. and the
ps*t pre*ldriita of the lia’ al «'liil»*
Mrs
Jamri \loughtoii, n r o l y i
elected president presided over a .
short husitieas meeting
A •«
Jute to the Flag wa» Ini hy Mr*.
II J leehman and ie|Hi»ta * r r r
heard fnxm the following offi-1
cer*
Mr* ()» ra r Haril*o»i. Mr*
(i K McKay. Mr* J U H .ff
Mr* Jr»hn SMrard, Mi*
V*
M .
Bcott, Mr. J K Baker Mr* J
B Ray. .Mi** Irene Hinton. Mr*
B. C Moorv. Mr*. H P Herndon. I
Mr* Robert True and Mr* J (.
Patterson.
A fte r rrjn.rt* were
given a p«»em on ’ ’ morale” wa«
read hy Mrs. Ralph Au»tln Smith
Following luncheon an enter
talning progTam x*a* |»rr*er»te*l j
It opened with the singing of
America bv the entire cluh a n d ’
Mrs. B. C. Moore, accompanied
by Mr». George McCall, sang one!
( f her own compositions. "Sa lly i
Ray".
An amusing reading on*
“ The Closml Thought of a W ntll |
an" was given hy .Mr* John !•«** j ,
Reminlacences o f Sanford x*rrr
•
given by Mrs
Harry Papworth
* ul
which proved very entertaining I
as she went Imrk to Ihr old hm* '
and buggy day* arul the f l r » l chi
of Hanford. .She .taleil that the
r *
first
woman's
organisation
»*f
' .
Hanford was known a* "T h e Weil j ° r
naaday Club" and later b ec am e
,,
the Literature Department of th.Woman's Club.
ftentlmenta for >#.
the past presidents were written , 0'f |4j
by Mra. Moughton and read by. —
«
T T l T l M I •j
I . V I L l I n r» m
Mr. & Mrs. Lundgrun
OlisiTw Anniversary
coneerre
DANCE
NEEDS
y r EXTRA en er g y
for
thatEXTRA EFFORT
TO WIN THE WAR A
Ure. Le*.
\j
Mre. Moughton pfcacntcl Mta ' _ _
Smith with ■ bcuqurt of rr.) roar - |
and ■ red roar to mrh of thTo.
peel preeldente of the club en.l
Junior club.
'
At ■ board of dlrecbua m e t ' ale
Ing preceding the luncheon It w *. * » ' "
noted that for the duration, t.. "p',',
fierer,* Dull Moment!
• On an Eicellent Dance
Floor
I Culture
>ain<
ohl
<«»nni»«*lit)
that used to l»r »|h*IIi*«I with a big
I t and pronounced i oil « t»nI . i*
1ox er-xx helming tie
!
It'* not rnojtfh n three liinra
a movie Mat to sprinkle hi*
( for
convrraalion with an ia»a«ional Chi near xxifrl uimI I .1* *•I l>.n»
.
e'il voua plait or burnt* • ilia* to tryk arr fmntli.n with « ' in*
|show he's lw*rn around Gay little*
r e f r i r m r to U if m t hi May hr-col
arc no longer tSi •t-mp **f the
cnemopidltar.
It's a funny thine.
hut
the*
folka arr paying I'.tile and Mrxi
ro and skipping tHe- phoney foldrio l and grttuiff down to the
• ho«ineaa of learning language*
I f x ou acratrh around a hit. tnu'll
find movlr |hw»|'Ic •ludymi* altttoM
rv ri x Isuguigr thrrv i« i-yvrjd
j piiaaittly
Ijitin
and
Sanskrit j
xrt .
Gent Autry, Am«rlc**fl No. 1 Cowboy, with his shlrkick. Smiley ’ Amo. niim*. nniat*' hadn't
hit the ilia lot; tie
xtritm*
dr» '
Burnette. In their newest Republic r r l w » e . "Sl*enlust . u the .Sage
(m 1 .1 I 1' a« I
r u n nillx *»• fori
will be part of a double hill program at tin* Kit r t*»m..ir..w ait I nr»» wax* to •ax I love vnu *’
Si anieh of i »ut*r, •» Ihr f i t
Saturday.
x.'iilr Good in iv’ ht»--f |m*1m x a«»d
all that All llial h i f 1hi fait
1 1 it S|ianl*h and
movie
» le r »
airil't « i iljm b
•"•in* p» oph*
|think they
an
'fax
Milland
munihlr* Spanie'i
phr o n
o ff
•tngr aa often a* hr practice*
| F.ngll*h dialogue Hr rxi'ii hired
a ercrrtai >' on
the
linguistic
b.t»i\l*- to printii'e
«mixeraatlon
Klrxie Smith, lltenda Joyce. Man
r e r i O’ Hara, Itox Uoeet*
John
I .a r field. I .Hid a Oarncll, Virginia
Gilmore. H iu llayxxoith. Georg** j
• |tn*nt and Jeanne
C’ngnry
all I
hnhlan Kapanol. or ahniilil hr if
they're pcrMMrnl enough
fill* llavxiorth •n«^* < **irn»i n
l< Mining hrr natixr tpf'gUr all
.»xer not tmin In r f'inilx but
ftom • trachn Genrge Itri*nl u
•ntrrealrd in *rlf ilefeitee. h i a m T
t Mm
Ann Shnidan Hr• nt n a
persistant hahla rr
Itov Roger*
took it up U t «U«»- of erxrtal
•d f r t * to I r I p a imlm llmipr to
I alin Amrnra
\ claim Kddv Kdw alxl li RobI in*on and flrrie 1'iernev ate li a m
ine rnorv almul Ituaelaii Han the
DegwcH.i la rrrUInly In ■ quam l.i, in " I IW
i.« tal xinnli like b*»rt*rh vodka
the Uteal (..turntile e|il»«lr of the B m.tre.r.
and ramiivai Fddx ran ua# it in
oiM*ra. Gene Tierney as “ I hi tin
■t the Rlt, Thr.trr here. KrhUy ami S.lunlay
' Girl" prohaMv frit it onlv neigh( I hjiIv to ernes Ihr lingtll«tl< l*old
i-r into Sihs'Mn
and
|t.d*»n*on
hrsrd alaiut
M io ihh ».• \1.»«.nx%
,1 and othrr S.|\ui Cnioii picture*
cn
gee
anil
Urea.
th.
board woald hold Ita meeting thtame day aa the general martin*
lloeteseea
for
the
luncheon
arere: Mra. J. A. Young, chair
man: Mrs. J. E. Baker. Mre. J '
N. Nawby, Mrs. W. A. U a v ltt..
Mrs. John Schlrsrd, Jr. snd Mr.
E. J. Nelson, Jr.
Those attending were: honor
gsaats. Mrs. Ralph Aoatln Smith,
Mra. 0.
Mrs. C. R. Dawson. Mrs.
G. K
McKay. Mrs. B. C. Moors. M »
E. A . Douglass, Mrs. A. M. Phil
Ups end Mrs. W elter Cooper.
Alee Mrs. G. P. Herndon, Mre
E. 8. Clemente, Mrs. Roy TI1II,,
Mrs. B. Compton, Mrs. A l Hunt,
Mrs. 8. —D. Highleymart, Mra.
CUrettee Redding. Mrs. J. D. Pat
terson, Mrs. J. B. Ray, Mrs. llsr3 Papworth, Mrs. W. A . Leavitt.
rs. /. L . Lee, Mrs. J. E. Courier,
Mrs. Oscar Harrison, Mrs. 0 . E.
v
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»
WEEK
T h e N>n,bul o f I'h a r m o r , id c itlifu —* our nlor«- .tN A K K S A V I N f i N heenune w r n d h rrr to I He- i-lhn
frnnion w hich p e rm it no co m p ro m is e « i l h <iu
(lrp n rlm e n t . . . In any m erchnndiHc.
Y o u hiu
nnd lo ile tr irn h ere w ith Ih r njtnte r o n fld e iic e
our p rescrip tio n w o rk . W r fr n lu r r th e prodtu I
hlr n iiin u fn rlu rrrN , rhiwwlng ih en i an c n r r fu ll,
our p rrn crlp llim druga.
$1.25 SSS
..........
50c B U R M A -S IIA Y K
75c C IT R O C A R B O N A T K
30c P 0 L I D E N T ..................
100 A B D C i
I 'O O T H
3R
l
,
CAPSU LES
50c G RO VES C H IL L T O N K
At ()UU Fountain
Friday & Saturday
1 n .. .
Sodas
i
""od
i
S p e c ia l s
SPECIAL
“ *
, p'tl' ;
>«ap«.
* „*<
- r.
7.r)c Doans Pills
;$.'>(• Itronio (hiininc
:tr»c Vicks Salve
51.00 Wine Cardui
$1.00 Miles Nerxinc
60c Pertussin
SATU RD AY
BAKED C H ICKEN
O le ry dressing
tliblot gravy *
•
Ma.hed potatoes
Diced beets
Vegetable salad
Hot rolls snd butttr
lead tea or coffee
lea cream and caks
$1,215 Petrolagar
60c Sak Hcpatica25c Carters Liver Fills
$1.25 Saraka
25c Black Draught
$1.00 Haley’s M. <>.
•mr
Fleets Phospho Soda
ria l
THMI ftU S
lagvlor * Soper
Junior - <
luollth a a a / ) r
A a fr iria
Mineral Oil
frequently
■*
�* K*
A
■(M trif— fvrilKP
Auburn Tigers
Will Tussle With
p : Gators Saturday
■ d AlN F-S V IIX F.. Oct. 8, (flp*c la l)—Coach Tom Lieb Introducca
kid Unhrenity of Florida Gatora
to Sootbcaalem Conference ccmpetition 8oturdAy night In • tu*.
ale with tbe Auburn Tigers on
Floridn Field her*.
The tilt will mark reeumntlon
o f a rlralry that dated back to
I f I t when In t h e / ln t g »m * St
Tuburtt. A lt., the Tlgsrs turned
bdek ths Gitora 27 to 13. A fter
pitying fourteen conaecollre yesrs,
ths two schcoli fsllod to srhsduU
A gxms In 1041. From 1012 to
1817 the rlrslry waa unbroken.
In the 20 gsmr* played tn data
Florida Has won eight. Auburn
11, and th* 1939 contest ended
Iff ■ 7 to 7 tie. The rlralry bae
ihrmys bee. kM tb' C o «h J U k
M M ih r, by » H m of hU tmm’j
surprising triumph over Tulans
U it Saturday, seam* to have derrlnped cn« o f U>« roufmtieea,
surprise trams that will hav# to
bo rookontd with. Against TuUoo tboy showrd an offense that
will bo difficult for tho Gator*
to atop.
Tho Gator* alio played wall
Saturday. . Thoy loft GalnerrIUo
early Saturday morning, defaated
tho Tampa 8oartana 20 to 0 that
aftomocn and worn back In Gatorland that night
Tho acoro did hot U ll tho full
oitont of Gator superiority. Flor
ida opened with aa eleven that
had but one uppartUaamam. That
waa gam* Captain Jack Jonot. k
senior Saurian of Tampa.
All
through tbs contest Coach Uab
made • liberal use of reserve*.
On one occasion when th* more
experienced men went Into the
fray they Immediately bloektd n
punt and before they were pull
ed out had marched to two touch
downs.
Coach Lleb said that, against
th* Spartsns he had his team play
THE COOLEST SPOT
a type r f defense Out would displsy th* Individuality of players,
IN TOWN—
lie used the fray largaly tn see
what hla newaat a/MItloni tn the
S^uad—sophomore and freshmen
Two bl.t fan* am! 1*4*
Of good tooling drinks . — could do under actual game eondltlons. A t all times the Gators
had th* game under control.
No aerlou* Injuries were reeelrm I at Tampa and. barring prartlre Injuries, Florida will meet
Auburn at almeat full strength.
Tommy Hudson, a frrahmsn hsek
l i t W. Flrat HI.
Fh- •“
who laat year did hla football
chorea for 8 L Prterahurg Hlgn
School, la the lone raauxlty.
Como what may, the AuburnFlorida tilt SAturdny will be In
teresting from th# point of view
of the- fan*. That'* th* Way the
two rival roach**
teach
their
aciuada to play. Advance sale of
ticket* hat displayed an Inter**!
nf Gator supporters not shown
during the horns gam* two weeks
OttomiUlon irlltves promptly ta - Ago.
B ILL’S PACKAGE
STORE & BAR
I
Beware Coughs
tTEmcommon" colds
tuse It f o e i fight to U>* tent of UlS
truble to help lo o to i Mtd .erpri
yrm U d*n phfrgm. snd nld jastma
> Boothe and hml rnv, trndrr, lnsmed fcfxmtiilsl m u co u s rnem tunes. TVu y o w ilnigxlit to w l l you
boRtS of Crrcinuhton wltli tlie unM x n d i n k you mutt like ths way ll
mdraW allays the cough or yju are
cB
o m u l s io n
fdfCougki, Chest Gtldi, Bronchitis
LEGAL NOTICES
i d tuk
tt
jv
TT.
fro ratr
m til’ll Tha SBatat* od
h k t w a h o w A t J c r t i . r>~#a«*d
TO A U , WHOM I T MAT CONCXRNl
Holla* la hereby
*lr*a
that
Mary Kllan Walhar Itoedaa. (farmarly Mary Kllan Walkarl, haa
filed her /Inal report aa admlnlstratrla of lha ratal* of Hayward
ttakrr, drrra#*d; lhal
a*a
ha*
filed bar petition for final d u
rbar**, and that ah* will applr
la lha Honorable
It. W.
Kara,
County Judge of nominal* f"onnir, riorlda, al Ian o'clock A. M-.
on Ik* tntn day of Oalobar. I» « t .
for approrml of sam* and for (i»«|
dlaabar** aa Adcnlalatral/li of Ih*
ratal* af Hayward
Walker, dacaaaad.
Thl* ttth
day a f
g*pl*mb*r.
lilt.
*
MAffcY
EIJ.nH W A U tl W l
• DAltDKM
(Kormarly Mary Tllrn WnlAdmlalatralrM^4f lha l> tala nf llaC ahld Walker,
daraaaad.
oonrys n r
A PP lJC A Tin n
ron
T S X flK K II
rH A PTK M ifasy o r i* * »
K xyncB la
ur.nr.ur i i i v x h .
That Charils O.
M cW allrra A
t'harloll# M. M cW allara holder nt
Tas C rrtlfleal* Ho. SIS, Irrurd Ih*
llh day nf Angu*l A. f>-, 1*1*. h «*
filed ram- In my a fflr* and hsa
mad# npyllmllon fo r n I n d**d
in h* Iranrd lh*r»on. Itald rartlflm l* *mhr*rr* Ih* followlna d*acrlb*d proprrly In
Ih* Cnunlv
nt ftrmlnol#, g la t* nf riorlda lnw lt:
Ian* l s i t l i i< is rs f t
A IS Btork I f
CryaUI In k *
W ln lr r
1 ou ran wrar your
H orn**
aub ditlalo n
1*1* a I look I P a ir#
III
* III
Tha aaaaaamrnla
of Ih#
trn p rrly n ndrr
rwurd
waa In
LllfeANCIIH
W.
II.
s m jn L v v s s n
, h p m i i i v im
II I! IT *.
Aa Adhtlalalralnr of
Kama .o f
It K I T *
im t .
ha* HIM tidko la toy o t
and ka* mad* apettoeooe fw
la i dead la h* ft fa w
than
said rartmaoU aatbraaaa Iba
lowing daaarikad .property In
Coaaly o f Bamlaala, (ta la M I
, l ‘, Lot,<d W»to *k IC r y » U I Itrigbf
it
daraaaad.
M oTfcM o r a r r t . l n A T i o t r
row
TAX IIKKU
c m A r m * i m a t o r It as
NTJTfer. IS I I E I I E I i r
IIIVIfH;
That Thomaa A Ann* MarMlfan
holder o f T at Cartlllrata Ho. HP.
I«aa*d tha Ird day of Augual A.
I*. It ia, haa filed aam« la my a f .
flea and haa mad* application for
a lax dead la !•• laaaad lharaoa.
paid certificate ambraraa tha fo|.
|ow In■ daaerlkad properly In lha
I'naaly
of Seminole.
male
of
I'V’rlda. te.wll:
Is ’ t
I
itlock
*
Cryatal
llalphla I’ la t llonh I Pace I I
Tli* raaaaamrnl of tha said pro*
party under Ih# aald
rcrtlflral#
laaurd waa la th# nam# nf ||. A.
a M. II. lAarnad. dir
Ifnlaaa'aaU rarllflrata ahall ba
redeemed arcordlna to
law.
tha
property dearrlbed Iberaln will b*
anld tn lha hlaheat bidder at Iba
court tioua* door on
the
flrat
Mondar In tka tnonlli of Naremher t l l f . .whlrh l i the tnd day
of Morrmhar, n i l .
iall* ** d ***** ’ ** ‘* * r **f October,
n. p. n r n v r x iM
CMark rlrrult Court. Semi,
/cv... .■?*• t'°U " lr riorlda.
(Official gaal)
I
rartlflcAt* ahall
rrdaamad acrordlaw to tow,
property daaarlhrd tharaja wot
aold la tha klakrdt M ifify at
rear! bout*
door pfl tbd. I
Monday la tha awAth af Hat
bar IMS, whlrh to (ha fad
of Horambar, Ift L
ftalad ihla lal day of Oct*
lilt .
U. B. No. 1
While
Potatoes
NT 1
AM. tuKDiTO*'* Aan rr.n-
Inio!e“S' [
11
in r im r o r x r o r
tnm
ro rrrr
Week-End Prices Now In Effect!
j it h j k .
s k m i x o L si
ro t ntt.
i ' i .o k i i ) a. in m o a a t m .
m M ill SIOTATM o r
to
Kin900’a P m
PORK
^ i. { ! 1r a r m reifS 1 A a o r*u»-
•ona HAVina n u iM S o x piswenn*
AUAi.nrr s i l o
scs-
TATISl
Vou and tack e f y e * t r * hereby
notified and r*nalr*d I * pr*s*nl
• m rlnlma and damdhda Which
r»u. nr slibar e f yee, may have
aaalnat lha ratal* e f R. y, RIHO.
•1-crared, lal* o f *dl4 Coaaly, I*
III* Counlr
J od a* o f
Itoaslbel*
• ■■unty, morlda, at hla nfftcA In
it.* .-nun boiia* #f anld osa n ly m
Hanford. Florida, within sight m lrrnlar inonlha I row lha lima e f
SA U S A G E
TONGUES
In A B ogl
ib 2 5 c
QuonUty Righto Rnaerred
Maul & Produce Price* Good Thru Saturday. October 14
Grocery Pricea Good thru Wednesday# October 10
Tender, Siloed Western
KIDNEYS
Rath's Country Style Ready-lo Eat
For FxO fttohleg
WHITE SAn# PRODUCTS
Ammonia, qt.______ _ 10c
Cleaitwr, 8 t u t ------ 10c
Floor Was, pL tTe, q t 48<
Us 19c
English Style Lqnb Breakers
IH U
Soap Flakm i ll^ -o*. 18c
Hand Soap 2 Mb m m lie
nifAth, q t .------------- 10c
Liquid Blue, 12-og. btl*. 7c
Soap Grains, M e t __ 1BC
Throw your strep li
fight. Save Iron and
•wan. Tam |i nv#r t
l**al aalrage roaawlltr*
M*.
Ronp Pow der 2 pkg*. 23c
Whelk or 6h<mk Hull
ftfemkUn lbl7»
A& P CORN
PEAS
—You and rarh nf you art htrtby
nnllfl*d and r*d*lrrd I* prraanf
any claims and demands which
yon, or »llh*r ef yon. may h»v*
I r r\ ■ . t .
II U l* I *f"i
■Action
1 a r.H ° f
B * « i l l l « < l*oat i t » « w
( I H id Ot U n . M * » H * . « « « •
.
■ to r t n or n » * a to n#g>
lUcllon H Townanlp l » Soolh Aw
' Itaao* 1» Eaat. IM Acra*.
, ,w
Tito aaoaaomaata o f tho *••*
propartr undrr iw* * a ;a .e # r tlflooto l»»urd ■wne la Ih * nam* of
a r. iiBtuinotr.
* . Unknown. .
. „ Clark of C lm tU
Cdurl of
UaloM aaM eerH O m U shall b*.
Hamlnota Cooatr. Florida..
r a iw n td a m r i l n a to
taw,
propartr d#**rlb*d Ikarala tafll b*A
(O ffic ia l paali
aoli U Ik * klfhaat blddrr at t b ^
nr: f C u miRDicK. a e
ddart hour# Odor on
tbd
flrat
i m n o r a m ic a tto s
r o n Ifondar la tko month o f Movtmto
r
H
i
t
O
k
ie*
to
tho
tna
day
•TAX P C I O
o f Naraoikdr, tt t t .
-a i
cMAmut iftor or ifax
Datad
Ifcla
lat
day
o
f
Orldbar.
t p c m c * is
HK itE irr
o ivb h .
,
That Habart D. IIhod** A Barlba 1»«».
o. r . n rn N D O N .
. ~
il. Ithndaa, hla wlfa, boldar af Thk
Clark Clrcklt Cnarf. R rm l-^
Carlirtcal* He. I, loaned tha Ird
aala County, riorlda.
ddy At Aagaat A. IK. I M * haa
(Official Saal)
filed iama In any efftoe and haa
O. p. l i m i t DOW.
Clark Clrcait C o a rt ■*
aol* Co via I y. rtarU o.
(O fficial Baal)
Loin Slaokx Lamb
cans
CORN
10 lbs
lama la any a fflr*
•pplkhttoa fo f ■
laaaad
lharaoa.
embrace* Ik * f* lI preparly Ja lha
aala Stale o f f la -
mU'u *
lb * **M r r r ilf l c * ! *
Ih *
n ain* nf
Un
s o v a n a v i n o c l a i m s o r oss• M ilt s
A it A lR e r
asm
K »TATWl
i
i
T h T iS S S ii™
frtC irla?
acrIU a prooortr la * * • . ®SS?, r ,“ f
aaataol*. S lalo o f jrlorto*, to.
aald
t h *!
t t it
■ ■ ■■
the
tbd
t'n lc«« aakl rrrllflc a l# rhall h#
rrdrcmrd a c o rd ln *
in law.
Ih*
prof-arty drw-rlbrd Ihrrrln will h*
■old In lb* h leh **l blddrr al IH*
court hour* door
on Ihe
flr*l
Sfr.ndiy In Ihn mnnih nf Hnyrmh*r t i l l , which I* Ih* tnd day
o f Hnvrmbrr. ISIS.
I>*l*d ihla IM day of oclobar.
ISIS.
fV P. lir.llMDOM.
( I n k Clrrull Cnurl. Armlnnl* Cviumy riorlda.
C l.nU K C IR C U IT COURT
(O fficial Heal)
to
i u * * WJ* i d*‘ oart Iflaa I a atal| 'ho
radaaorad aatardlaa
«o tom
Iho
pr op ar tr daarrlbad tkarala w ill ho
Sold to lb * h la k t a i blddar *1 Ib*
or.urt hnuaa daor on th* flrat
M ohdtr In lha month o f Noram*
bar, IS O . which to lha In4 Oar
o f Vforambar, I t t L
Paled Ihla tat d a r or (Vlahrr,
IMS.
taauad IM Tth day Of AahPt A.
i irai rubikation o n . i. n u .
c o u r t or n i t : c o ir a tM ir. BRMinni.K. r is t n in a , in p r o m a t R.
is n n h s t a t u o r
bn W. i n IIK IT g, fvaraaaad.
Style
ytur sleeve this rear. Borrw new
sleeves Are of fabric and rotor
In rontrtal to lha bodice. Some•
tlmra th* alrevn don't mstrh rarh
other; aomt are Jeweled, others
are embroidered.
<M 9 «
u o a n if
(oon tr, Florida, al hla dfflad In
|hd aaurl ftoaaa at a t li Couatr
at Sanford, riorlda, wlIfcla right
raltndar atanlka from ths tlma
of tha /Irat pahllcatloa of tala nolira. Rath claim or demand aha11
t>* la w rltla * and ahall alato lha
plara of rraldanra and port o f flaa
addraaa of (ha rlalmanl, an* ahall
ha awdrn la hr
lha
claimant,
a*ant, or ailararf, and any aurh
rlalnf nr demand not ao filed ahall
b* raid.
know n.
is
UP VOUR SLEEVE
corat or tm
co t; *
n o i. rsm urous c o p y .
aratn o r
n a * i»i
in *
Mackerel
2 cans
Itoaks Ib 2fc
4 lbs
Rich. Creamy Cotlog*
C lilt il
Armour
1 1 Part Vet
Shorten*
-FIUdAY. BATURDAt. MoffDAY-OCT.. 9, 10, 12—
5 lb*. Swansdown Best Plain F lou r.....23c
IONA FLOUR
19c
Boonl*#*. Rolled V »al
Ib Me K— 4 Ib
11
$1.67
S lT
looked lor Btolllne—
M M
Ib
n
U c
leodleeL Medium lilts
Ifetlav lb 23c
FURSl
LARD 2-lb ctn 29i'f 4-lb ctn 57c* “ " fic
p.(on—« n - " r-RKAWr
atr
SALAD DRESSING
pU 21c,
qts 33c
aG TR E R TB s ’
pkg 12c,
ctn. f l . l t
Pall Mali, Phillip Morris 2—27c ctn fl.35
Krall'a Famous Eolad Dreiaingl
Only Enriched flour Wf*h Golden Key Coupons!
Ptllabury
PANCAKE
■Educator
CRAX
•-OK
FLOUR '
10C
pfcfl
Cube Steak
10c
Gropenula
FLAKES
Spare’Sibs
Golden Key or CArnAtloo—TALL
Clabber Girl
'BAKING
B acon
POWDER
W e i n e r s .....
Wan* tna
Down Cyi LIMIT
\
Sm * B a c o n .
P t Pottles
5*7. Wear. Reel
27c
Picnic Ham
B e e f .... ! b
13<
White Bacon Ib 20c
19c
SpireW ba .. Ib 2Sc
i f l - ^
R oaat
n
n
' l b
V e J r A li, 2
0
cans
g a i* c a n
Gre*ii
FLOOR
Cm 18c
25c
$ 1 .^
Potatoes _ * . 31c
BRING, US VOUR PROCTOR
AND
B o r o x T l- lb " b o x "1 5 c
Onions 4 Ib* 19c
Buy AU You W an t-H its Will K eep-B uy Plentyl
TtoR
S S t i “r, y7-Ih bx 15c
pkgsl 23*
Oh. Ckh Sold With Eaeh f t
Purchase. One $1 order 1 can
•*
'V
yfcr. ry .
3 for 12C
Groat Big Tender Peas
PRODUCE
S p a r k le , 4 p k g a . 2 0 c
6
STARCH
fo M r ft o ld
lb
C huck
S te w
( M t r Col
‘
Apples 5 lbs 25c
~
*H e»
*;
»tM
S frtn g BcAltt 25c
GR A PES
5 Hi® —
M u n tU t
•
]
APPLES 4 lbs
COUPONS
�/
m
'^ T T T T 'T r
1
MDAY, OCTOBER 4. » *
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.
PAGE FfTW
nm
W B U i U l W UJ
School News
rSeminole High School Glee Club
Has First Rehearsal Of Season ! MARJORIE
.
JI N K
Student Discusses
| W H ATS COOKING
Labor Shortages
IIIKOVCK
I n
IUI.I V H R IM IF .Y
Today larnirr* arc hnvinc
i*
ru
lh«
*xr«*l
W f
i
*
K IIIT II C IIK S T S I T
On ThnrMtiv. O il 1 the
Ann Stine. She
m«
r»*r/in . .
«»r •1
her
1*b> n»ttl»rV* onmnJ
The Seminole .High School Glee
,|
b r « students have enrolled
, at Vocational ScHoo* thir week
rrhearaed “ The World
I
Unit,
u!u7
nLnr
\3 |u ttllir I l,lfflkuU t,mr ,n •**
fnougl'
W iltin g for the 8unrl»e," “ Lord
!j“
Wllk,n' " n « ml
RuU ,|.hor to ill lh. work that .hould
I Will IValae Thc*“ . “ Smoke (Jet*
. _
'
_,1 M i». Vcm*\ 'ia , rrtiirncd and l»|bc Jnnr The ...million, of the
in Your E ye»“ , at it* fin t meet-j
Thlt week » r h»».\ gathere d
do
..w h in e
the
S
h o r t h a n d , »<
world
Shorthand)
work! to<la>
toda> ht.vc
have i lot
lot
to
ing Friday under tha direction o ff
"
, , i.o * inching
thr
Shorthand.
Lhf labor »l -w U *t
Mcu
Ura Itutn Jackson.
|tka
Ufa klatonrs
of three of I Clara. W t are vrry glad
l i f t 1^llA
»l
hfvc been drafted Into the army
• The Gla* Oub (a composed c f l^ he atudfnta in th e Sophomore \|r, Kali will H ill U u. She U tM
* th
* following
following memben:
memberi:
dais.
Neat week » c will have teaching
»» aonic havi volunteered Into
the
"k Typing.
T >PInk
aomc ro o m from the « tlier claraThe Victory Shorthand C'laaa i* •one br*nvh of the a Titled foir«J
. Thi* might
be
•till prorrcaslnk T i c> arr now of our
Shirley Ecbola, T t t , Harman.
tra nscribing the note* the) t#k« one reason why the fannrr c»n*
M A R T H A PAGE
Mary I.ouUa 8raith, Sylvia Mcltch.
T h e y h o je to Ik
read) l o r all m>i scctir® t‘»v amount of InUtrer*.
Shirley Cameron. Mary Alaxander. Dorn: Jacksonville
L*iosc jobs «rc * rf t hvonna
h c o n n k about An oth er rraaon my hr ih*« ainct
.Valerie
Well,. Martha llrown. When: November l». I1FJ7
~
*■
, rihaiAce,
. ----- r_
price* have been is U r d . t u t
ravuricr Food:
run..: Stew
mew
. Our fir.t report to —
TallJ
Pu-on* Howard. Lucille Rowand, Favorite
la b ore r or w h oe ver it
uc might
____
Favorite
Band
leader
Kay
K
y,e
r
f
°
f
.0*1*
•ehool
year
»h<iw.
Otlle Fortaon. Alma Grantham,
thirly*two of la*l yeara' •tudeiit* Lave to find a bctL'i job «o tFat
Favorite
Subject:
Study.
Hall
l Rosemary- Bu nlie k. D or ot hy B r ic e ,
t!iu
price*
that
have now tpcurrd poiilion*, yinct hr can meet
----M
Margaret Myera, Betty
. . .a.t.h. .e.w. ., ., Favorite I W lm c : Folk' Dancing ia«t July Most of them doinfc g r o c e r y men an I m erchant* have
Betty Sue Hatcher. Dorothy l.y- Favorite A fte r: George Murphy
f
i
l
e
d
u
their
ce
il
in
g
price
on
Ci vil Se rv ice W o r k in \Vaahmk
Favorite A c trr,,: Greer Garaon
|m i, Shirley Elek. Jane Thi]
ton, or are at the .Sanford
^ lr
W c m ight compare tw o men a i
Ambition: To retire.
kN’ aney CoHum and K i t h r y n ‘T O
hd%(
C A M IL L E B ATTE N
g in ,.
T t * Filing C l a * j . which i t p r l r d they live in tl • condition* of to*
Alao L u c y W ar d. I-oli M e r l. Born: Orlando
found day. klr»t we'll lake the man that
When: August 'III, ItiJT
wether.
Roberta
E va n a, M a r v
there i« a lot m or e to fil in g than work.a in n d efens e »hop or in a
shipyard.
e'll sa y e he makes 3 5
Joy ce
Pleven ,,
L i ll ia n
iWalah, Favorite Food: enrn on the cob they exp ected Hut they arc ge t
ting the ,*hanK” o f it now and to Ml ilollara a we ek. Now tho
Favorite Band leader
Ib-nny
Be tty K i n g , A n n W l g g l n i .
t e f o r r lone they will Ik* able to merchant* know th at the fellow in
. AI»o
Ixroy
H od ge .
George
Gcodman
tl - d ef ence job
m a a ln g money
file any th in g
iT rm ple. J a r k D ye r, O. P. I j*n ' Favorite Subject Art
Th e t ra cS rr had fo rbi dden t h e . * n d thr> ar» k*olni»
H* thu
d r e w . F.d Whi te. Ralph W i g h t , Favorite Pa,time- Danrn.g
ra tin g oi cand\ nn«f chrw lnp o* price of their article* so th* y ran
Billy
S o u th w a rd ,
le o
B u t n r i , Favorite Actor: Bay Milan
grt
thr
most
"
f
that
man
guni
d
in
in
g
school.
Dm*
d
a
y
she
W ay de Kueker, Al Itab u m , B ob Favorite Actre»« Grre, G»r«nn
The nth**! nun Is a farm labor-
[vriub
jok i
Speaks T °
School At Chapel
.
Student Sketches
•t t, -
Our School HuneB
l
JOHN
'
I IE L YE L*
|
Y r,.
the w a , . . b ein g fe ll
. . . . .
..
M‘ hn' ' 1 ehddrrn. r . p e e t n l h
,n f,r xi period She ;huU«ht UmU and le cher* ,>! S II S
w ere ju.t
ju*t "rh.rken .nakr.h., were
kemhled in the a u d i t . . nun
T b o , lh " M'
,
.’
b> ,
High School I*.-T. A.
Huk Hrst Meeting
__
Tl M A R G A R E T M E Y E R S
Th e f ir .I m ee tin g o f the S r m l |. T A
w„
'* ho Mv,‘
' h‘- c n u m r y | h e M T u . - . l . y ..Meriv...n
A "|>cp
way , Ao n. do you know irhrnil ofeheetra. under tl •• . l . r e c
' n u *1 rWr
1 ' ......... - > ' g " b ’ l by M r . Rut h J a e k . o n
• u* Itelex* ha
r Ui i Nj
“•
—
•">'> ..... .
u '..' r i v e n ' " '
M ." V
it
*•
, » >„U?
|l liMlb» llkl Hun u f M r , R , . h J e r k ..... „ U > e d
some iiistiinces r«n
run »i\er '(•funthain
.
..
.>
. .
..
___■
» 1 ‘tk- Bellied for Sjrh in kie- k for the fir>t tim e this year
Ite p n rt*
were reail
I'
I a d a t e with *i • loi l a - i
A t the Lcffinning of th»* | i i * » ' a route that fo r m e rly had two and approxed
It xxu* tleruletl
dt v 1 .g h l and h. S t . .....' w i l ' i g ia n t , the entire andtenre j...nr.l A | , h „ , . A t h i. mak. . it n lull.
ihat th»* I* T A x\ill holil fotir
f» r tor t* is r r i i l a y m g,it. I hoy n | ui thn sin ging of 'Am erica i xe !
.
meetings during' the vent and Altfl
i . l l„.k
.
I
t I MU 'h a t ; Hc/iiitful", Hetty K in g la d . hot ge |
“ M , h r **’
»*
« Onil>iiMt| meet my A mot toll wa*
' • • I. * ll a t t cn h i*
■ ** »
* I o f the drvotioitwi. ufl* » s hit li i h c j worse for the driver*
/or with
made .mil carried th.it the I1 T.
*ii o ' i h IiI
l.o**ink ’
W S t I fla g m u *aluled
their Int-e* rr«>wdr«l I- thru fa . v K,w. ,,art|es for th. classr*.
1« •»I I • lr k ie White .p r 1
»*tlia|
|
W l a w ton, fount t su pe n n
paetty they hove a tn-nimdoo* I
|
y; Sfxeticer, |'n>grnm
W i u i e do tin > Ck»i»i I u n d e n t and *|H-aker of tin- m . n u
W ho is tl
c t.l
uuc. u » . in ttm j.ire.1
hvv
M r,
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ll
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V a-*
, J a e ktu n . Each y . . . > II - l....k. I, o ff ic ia l* b a s e. . T re^ue-ted
.
1 " ^ . . that .
'> r I1'
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d that I'" . |ip«it|t nt. lead the I* T \ Warr ley I aim *"
ta • e j torwani to the xtwii
of
Mr
; «tudehi be allo w itl t. take hum*- j |linr
The » om mother*'
• w •<> rnanv <• t '•
truin’ *, lavxtun, for he u|wa>Mill I).an, , I. ft
with h i . p.k. . . vet t e ,. ub|. t „ i g u e . l .
fhr th»- -elut'd year wne rlevtcsl
.Minnie Ruth t •l»a*i ha* J bring out a tru th along u i i h th eAnti * > to help on the «cho*> inuring 1 !.o» m**e tin g*
ruesday
11 mt n love
* ’• me o*i )<»kes. He *iHike to n* on Thor** | 1 »Ua in tin* »x»i In V b ,1 l*t *I*' l morning anal xvi-r** read «l tho
• i r e '* your op. or i* r it \ • c* day shout tn«* S c r a p Mrixe whiab ijilieter mid n little |e*s rollgt
I* I
\ n ieelmg by Nti* It. II.
. , i y nice, swe*-., eii,| cm . IkCgan on Oct. #
r» In it* s|H*«*.d he I r«x-o]»erate n little mote fully, aiiit C rumtdry .•»* folim* S en iors ,
i.m I "
Pa u l
lit -k
i
xx * * b ro ugh t ti> mind a -I.ng entitled j l»e t h a n k f u l that
h av e rxrn
Mr*
1. A
Stine. Mr* F
T.
. ix h a v in g fun I r j r h i 1-4 Mary “ (Jive me the laraxing* When Y o i j cro wded bu* t«x aide, fur it **
M«u iwa t h rt , Mr* K \V Kite. Mrs.
I U •» \ "da m- hoxv ,0 m ix • !»*• (•el T h ro u g h
l i e • tnlrd th.it th»*| lot more than lu.iny
csxuiitnr
If K lb rtnbn. arid Mr* V II.
} 11 :.i\ itigiit
W ho woiihlr* 1 ’ * i* w hat be wan t* u* to 1I0. ju*t haxe
t«ranthniii
Junior*. Mrs J
I).
•x« ! u s t that M. *x IV rk m. donate th» b n x i n g * of •• ir sc ra p J
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t
.ill.than Mr* J K ll.- lge. Mr*.
I-1
r o i n g with k' I |l«r |et> In u r g in g u« not tu v*#*t r mil
W
1.
W,»l*h. \ h *
John Kick .
• »x
Tl is is • tins thing tertals. Mi I aw ton r e f e r r a l b
Sophomore,
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Kmg
r ■"
Shirley I*.i *
«l ** »• *1 small boy whom be • •u t r y i n g
lu
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suspicious
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r.
lump
in
Mr«• W .
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• urh tim*- to » » •* jl»* *f to “ act * n u r l " bv -kidiltiitf on hi*
IC r u m le y . Bob A ik e n . Neil F ° w - i A m b it io n : faihurn d c l g n e r
rr
nnd
he
n
i
n
b
«
10
to
Ilf
dollars
Jimmir ’r cheek
\t 1 * < la r. tic* Powell, Mr*.
I 0. . ' t i n
.
lilr iu (Mf* n-i lu* . hieyclr. lb* o s i c t i ihnf tin- x\.»«
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ell,
B e rn ar d
Harkev,
F .m m e lt ,
A N N i n T K AIIHAM s
a
wrrk
li
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ha*
a
faintly
and
l)
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■ Jimmie are you r a t in g randy
.J>»i *'it»w|r'g her the nighl *|h»I* w as ti n g mater ml
•.dm * '.ui. .111 I M » * P It Much.
U lrm don , Bi ll y B ru m le v, l l e r b « i t i u orn S a n f n n l
<tnd I ;»1
n
lirrrl tti I , rlolhetl nm* »ed ius«
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n, * hrw n u gum 5 ’
ll« t ' rm s to 1 « . • i> (»o*
.......
MrI,-.
i.on ralef,
YAould ta k e |»ra.i#,.i.
r,
^foreland.
Robert
Mlney,
B ob' when
July
! ’ >.•
»* oth«-1 people Wit i 1- >'t'll*ri
'So.'* irplied Jim m ir I in soak
• li,i M ti hr > 1 • • ’• i . j a i up • place that « 'in " f f l*x ih, i n , .
Mr*
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M.
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Calla han . W a l t e r M ea d , S m i th ,|
k .» hI Steak
!• III a l.tlllldlli,
hr rsium l b <v ifie necessary items
in r a prune t•• «•«i i i n fe « »
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sa ving >liat deni o f - II
t ••iinrlly.
al
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Nolly T r a w i r k .
M arion Haborn. Kliynrlu. Hand I . ad. , T.
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the u n de rg ra d u a'e *
\\ h\ did you to find n Ih IM- i joh that will pay
• . *s girla who « •x*lil j
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M . K mx Hie ii trill a••
him more ••• that 'ie i « n im-e', tha
,' c r k , n * ‘ . F a v o r it e Su bject
lyi.n .g
m m r tn r o l l e g r ’ '
t. help you.
0 » y *u 1 .
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W c l . t o r , nisla* •
••
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K v .l y n
M a t h e w ,.
Doria
D u n n .. F ll v o ril .
............
prn«’s
of
article*
tala , a| tilt IlirilllH’ l * of till' ’ ......iiy
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at
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an
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might
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t t Ik • I'll the llllD orothy C r u m le y. Helen Dou gh - K a v o r ilr A e t r , Tyr o.. . Po w er
nli»-«l **l rome to l*e xxmt w i t h
•e g o in g ste ad y, tlu.t i c a l l . 1 ill h elp w ui 1h r Va I
I • Hum r \
why don't the larmer ra,*e his
ja.art al , a f till’
llblCt t* wIlH’ ft
rjty.
M ary
Uewon.
' ^ e r n c K .vorlte A e tre .,
U . „ . Turner
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| hr I .ii met o»u* l pay
jtu re lle Dutton. M arj or ie J u n e ,
lion at the Air ilase . and l ‘aultn« ployr. "
I aI•d"i X I IXla • , Ml** FailllX Ch it*
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lit*
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ib bvn rt te Beard, S a l lle M o rrU :
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part tim e at *
morx'
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• market pn**-« 'i Irsuuld
la ra.lfla III 'M X . M l" I ISXIC t hitl.tg le
i Hal
I!
M it
••jllod "WVrr Pea*
I'Ux I •
th« Hollywood Shop
*rniso Hintu could mnk'
ft
n. N a n c y Br ow e r. A u d re y Bmeh.
i • ,■ •!• ii
t nyli-h
I. Mrs
Kffic
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ro d
M a lco lm
Mi >
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thlllg'' i
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nn«l »llirr ' ihin
lelett
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Tew and M erry S a l o n .
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1 1 Mi « t o u r grim 1 1 .*xr t .
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le t t e r , front Ser
itielilnin
tv*- 1 , nn,*t |,i*\ 11„
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Marth a
Page,
Muriel
i he ot *ii r ».* •
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Mur I or t.
S ' I'll.
M.
i
have aerii Shi- f v „l ln ti l*» r I A Mil l h . - . tr. t l ,
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I^*d b) fn»t-sleliping nod shift> real se cretary x*r prislief V t a t .l, ' t h e n
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t.l X Jl t I • I 111 a,Ii
i t ex ery
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V
• ird fight
(obaon. An n ette A b r a m , . Minnie X' inter ( i.ll da II
VS i. •
t I e Iii.ll 1a I
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Ruin Jitrksult,
-0 vic tory nit i
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S e n k a rik .
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■I run i,y
\N h\ .-au't thi x ii
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M cW hor te r.
C a t h e r in e Fed* ” A ftr» n f••• f \
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for
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• a Mr- I *.e*> Smith,
Mm i 'Ci
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I Sa i%»i f•ar aI W m l'r l .M il, n g n n e >tni t
T h e " h i d s ” thii* >t
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Mi** ( ’ *ther
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w ith one blue I
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Ml \\ l> 11 >'f itialxii lor
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K t r » » ! " " ' k » ' " 1 ,,m'
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rm l. A r a i n m lh*
If.i il h ijuart* r Sonir(trade s Thv l l " > r l r
H ai.'
•ill or \» jiitlMM |1«
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IF rust f*r» light out n l"i»»1 of win* •
Ki»*rf History
prhtrol e ach day we a r r much too
i* •
riir t.h • I .•
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M
K|t » J ti|%l ••it
k KrTi'*illur*'
tired to
home ami do tw o or the “ K is lx" with
\\ . ti
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Mf 1 c«thrr< inorv hour* ol hom ework. F ir m in g gairu y rim intl
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'towisl more Safe ty Alphabet
a 111 **"iiti \
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p it> l.tim .' a o a ig n m r n U ?
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Su|H»rinU*rvlcnt T
W. I.mx« i «•., ’ r^n**Jr
p " t .l«
they tl *nv the -ainr eplrit a> the)
'
i
m
d
a
v
r.igl
t
Jan|,*>
llruxxiia
•f
| do rmt mean b leave the im
\«- .si*
« In
h". . of.iiiii-* .on
1 JlX|»
did airnlnat W m te i
G a i 'l e r
i
• » > iV is V -.T rV.V’V „V ’, and An n ette Abrnni*’ hr art* a rc sign i.• the
.tu.II, .
I..gk .n t I
I "pi S,
biltwsion that I mind homowrori ahoil d It « voo-l y-»m , , ,<> rr>'n, x.silcsj our ochool on Thtr-.l.iy ;
1 Iiiitmi M . l e t '» U' til
\ piece of *«rn|' a «1
ami told u, of tho Scrap Metal b* ! i
/ l
. . L L L'.,. . in Orlando
St. is l.rt.nna Ho i R i o r\.
ut. In . pttil "t i.rr id«*l .i, It - t.xer
I ecouae I r e s l l i e wo m-cd it but
nnd
i
r
I
e
a
x
i
ii i
F
rdax
pul Musoltnr axx :»y
on nu> e v e ry b o d t and In i. i ' i r e ' Drlv. which will Iwrin Monday I
SHI r Ii-v F>*miIj had n
\‘ *’ ,V " i H l J ' ' xxrarti*I t-ur 1. • I "
•I \,x», t- I••..g >x.11 ha
fxxhat xre do rnjntl la m » Much o f
I lie
tun
I'.tlx, » -tlx
for i in
tnr ” .e < l r' tc victory
*> .I w a s te f it t v* 111
Each Iwy and girl pledged 'h eir JIATf HKIl
M VII I llll \S \ i
wonderful
time
xxllh
( ullen
.I
M
•••lit I
|.»e
'll!.' |- gif
"V,»,
a
r,'n|
hon
•.. lonitV x-ff the in.ip
Wright last SHlunlay night
help In putting this drive i.x-n ,uc"y i-nmigh i
.
1
.
.
i
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it, tl.eii ri|»prr«'.ali.tii
P i - i * ( it 11•!•« i -* »
\V illtamScrap Metal Drive, who
whi.h
grade......... . In the Berap
h e.t .U-irundrr " 1K,l“ k'
1 lan«* I higiM'M Speni1
Not on ly tor Letji
fu Id.
ANN 8TIN K
i .roi' i |mu i|tdl \|
Helen St iff o rd . nnd Harold Hall
• .• fc II |I A A X|* II '
more knowled ge , but to help ou. I South Side I. working will, 100! J ^ R E y N M ^ i W l I F
.tl. lx ‘t
It I, m y belief that every per
W , 11 is rnu a Fir
Sltd
N VS
I
ready
h*xd
i»
g"***!
tune
in
Orlando
If.* H tl. r S la p o '
mtith in Ivrictuniru percent, the following wen- rlrC.I
tii to
. io n In hlath aehool , hould hav e country'
•nia Ii- F’ nglnn.1
W a r re n
! C•Y r C H .I .I ’ M ha, I".I had m last >aturdax night
strong. »o«l more iefficient fult.
;M , u ix lrr,l a n d in g
knowledge
e, strong***
eel as leaders:
V •I., I
1«,iml Thrill*' Thi ills' Ml
l
air
fe
a
t
h
e
r
I
m.Mm 'I umi it I . i
Manu
I•
n*
M
uni
Altm
an
'*
ring
\n ir ric i.
I e t n i p l e m ac h in e, with
w h ic h lend* »•
<«eneral—Stella I* Arrlngb
>x1.... i
.jx * x*#*ji In pia) luy li . .
lh.es tin* nu m . a n y t h i n g * * *
1 gr an d
S I II IU KY
■ A.MFIlnV
no* -t
,o corn' in contact e v e i y d a ) .
M l.) T |i« >a •, i »r x I t .
(iltADE IV
1 itn I
’I ll* xrrrk
wr giv e
you
I itn* 1fig
H KAU FIK
RO IIS O N .
i n IM
a
a
Y’ r<, e v e ry o re ,
not j j , t
the
llll.l. KAR I.K
< ftptaln— N ancy I!rock
r,T* t*« d •la if r in y
nnd • »
Jones
sud
Fred
lifso
n
l . t , s fid
A L T M A N . M A R T P A G E on I I M » 'P "
li.)«
Iki I tin g i r l , a l i o , . ahould
In ph yai r and ch. m i.ir>
C a p ta in — J r u e R u „elt
•>»•* "I
I u- ill
1 ii •
lire.)
I
V c o w almut thraa m ac h in e,, how •tu d le, a t x . i l t h i n g , which 1 J " C a p t a i n — Lottie N I ,
ore -nine o f the ,-lhrr proud p*>* ** , e ideal couple ol the xserk*’
!• i*t'iLi Ui.'i all "f lh.' I1 . i.iaii 11
l
I
hi'
ilig
ry
of
l
ti*
I
*
•
.«
.m a l l or how la rg e , fo r on tlteec b e e n , don e and p r u v n l by o n e i l
nrxi.ivtm.
I hr
.e ra or a o f feather r u t *
Some .1
, * T J r" ,L V,V , V " - " " . V ” "
mrl* art' xkomlrrifiK a hep
clo. O n e ft t t t p M « h a i , |> *ald U — 1* * * * * RoW,ll,i
.machine', do e , | T r l m e n t c n «r»* people
tho o t h e r th in g * P v e , „ n _ A N
..R * ‘' <»W h e a l U r a r * , the r
1* nxstlv. but f *• ••1 •»
Sioford lie
l.t.—Denny Stafford
I c v i n t o r , depend. A n d upon th ee ? a, bring tiup (m aybe), and then
To '!*• *• •x*• 11*•* -i
( i E L A M F .I 8 C IP 8 r o e . rain c a t
1 ,7 ^
th .f N r,
, . b u n , >, " r " '
»t III ' pr.rrle- *
l.t.—Clara
nr,
Clauw
i n v e n t i o n , ero the l i v e ,
of
th e conduct, nn cxparlmcnt and find,
I
H E T T Y K I N G ' S b o y ' , ralnr ol
.S d i'la
l » e .......I fight to k, r|» u
GRADE
III
youth t od ay gcHg t c depend.
out t h a t it rj -llllv
jr I*. Thrrp I, no
I iu 1- n |Itiiti *iifx«l •1x•«•
T h e w a y G O R R O D I , C A L D W E L L f v ’ r ’a oufte . nu mbar o T b o v - '
T “ " " f \''r S **nii»rs. I'st Sim p
W c a b 'd lu t e le m u i l navo w m r b e l l i r w a v o f le a rn in g than t.y Captain—France* Ball
.11
li (In monp) fill lli*' « ff»*
and H t r r c i l braid th eir hair. Th- w h o^w 'u u ll ju." t o r " to go with
lnl,.U
Conception o f t i l ,
acacncc
o f doing. II (- I n l r r c . t l n g and, to » •'..plain—Bobbl# Goff
ft««
ftrt-* I ir •• V, *
H || | UM S
M \ I, > I I I I N
coverall.
M R.
H O F FM A N N 'S " e r
w lA a ra l
M e l d e r ' . • " ' l l 1/
- - 1—
bhy al^
Witho ut h
the
w orld ra rt an d eg re e , eduenlJonal to re ad. t'aptjln—Emma Owen
it*. • I 1 llb’ L' I. ’ • *'
I It I" II i "
ai
any
rl."
wear.
JEAN
H A R P E R ' S h e ar, thr.,1, I. in Fork l-nion
I,' ,h 7
W'
vcnld n o t o a l i t a t it d o t , t od ay. about .omrthlng .a n o tler prr»<».! l.t -Tommy Swlggum
1
1
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thi
I
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.
1
V
r i l l * it i - n 'i
g r r r n and hlu# f l n f « r nail polish Th at * a long xxar o ff .
Rob.. >0" .V‘f ..
,
.. , . .
, T h , i c r c w , the le v er , l!:e wedjrt'. hat done, l.ut it Juat can’t b« u
l.t. -G e o rg , Harden
t.l.
I
the
.
n
il
*
iti
nun
m
F’ G G Y
H U R T 'S
colored
»wx-at l l f r o and Jlmntv Hldncy *ci *di In !
.
' ..
•*■
i n d tho Inclined pla n e are Ju«t tducvtb.nal
, Jhr actual do in g l.t.-B e n Caldwell
•} .
Hi
i, i n - I " x* it it
•hlria . and lha loed clothes th* think tl t l io k im a r y Bu rdick I * !
1 ** .
#,,* ^*'1*1,' r ' _,.k. \.
o f th< V . i m p i t . of t h o i c of thi- 1'ihg. In algvbra. gp»
GRADE II
th rill
J u n i o n and Sen iors w ear ! (Il«*%» rtx«lly cute and
cert ainly agrt-c I k «l""
I
illlC* I* pM 1 •• lea* *
limplc: macllne*.
me try. un.l trig.. If one ha, a rea l; Captain—Ellialwth Sharon
•I'ttig
Ikin't you think
! rouId l sk ip th ose ). V A I .A H I I
*h#rn
Mil t<> eidlwf I (in p- i •
lYaa, girla mutt take phytic*. I f problem I n , trail of one mad. u| ; C.ptaln—Mary Rohinron
ft* «IX Itrnnrtl ha*
iWKIalaB* hair (and pcro xlJe) an I \bal hap S fie < •mnrllv. Hilly ( i r a ) .
w
f ." lira-I m
1
“ ••rr
*•••
by wine one el,t, one
Iran.. Captain-Velm a Mitchell
F ’ the wa; peco'oe
I
• the cu te
rnirrur
earring* shr Joe W n t h m and I b i t y J<* Brock
i^ ^ I MIII p* ia• •t It
tnllch I* practically foraeen now, much more; and It Iravr. a longer . , , C h tiU r Harper
|t,f"
J-ihn F"fx*ur«l
rm •
(id • f r l s r
!j wear*.
wear,
P#ra
vlria 11 *81 fk
a *n>wrr
anaiaer t...
, . IHaki' I f •(•* b'UfSOnxr
lit will bo up to the women t’< uutliifr impi^sslon. "leTarn to «l«» • | f _B illy Bima
I hi X i fit, Ml d 1••
P e n aid*
the
son
t» » veai
111nig in t hr
E. ( ’ l l a r p r r i* t r y in g to h an l
Tcrk In factorlea, »o work In by doing* l« really om ol th* l.t — B o b b y IMorria
J" pits Ibdin i* a,, -tarrx »-yid
Ilit’ I I llllig I I'll*
a b r u n e t t e ’* p r aye r.
Some w h - . l ,
...
. ...
.. .
"•tiki* i hr ni
rUtaUtry Dboratoric,, to create Irutit fibres*Iona ever utterrd.
Well I will trr pul lld l vtlfk »•ir I r an do I" *|w • I IP d».x
have tried It ( N o t i c e a b l y , . . .
° P“ * ^ I , / ').Vrmht"PMro
i f f i.
•* I s. Sr h I*
iifr
sud
M
GRADE
I
1InvanUotw^to make new mod
In 8. II. 8. w e
hav e
eipeii- .
in l»x r fur lyixx
\ la I a.r V
ll,
|*a» tl» l|"«l i f g
'tl1.
..
I.",
I
KINKY
WIGGINS.
S^AN
THU
It
WaM*
ktdi
^ftoJt,'
t
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rni «■
by
•
x
t
rt'txix
•Impla machine* mentx In mo»1 o f t h , , e claaaer I Capt aJ* ZfUah W * l ( k
YFIIU IH
' ru thi* H(*H(M)|m
S A T \V A It 1 *1 ( 1 1 |
• • Ming "|t I Iu* in •i !••• ii lit tie
V ra f.'fi'een
ca dV I. a .
M tfall
t witch w# would Mill be bu t n o t enou gh . T o d a y , w h en | C a p t a i n — ErneatJn* Wei
(•BAM.
thc>
can
till
(hi*
Aiifld
|
t)», 11tin
F I E L D S , And B I L L F LE M IN (« tbg Flo ri da Hotel and mora comA m e r ic a l» a t w a r , It I , more Im- C a p t a i n — I f l M t t a J a c o b i
kveard nation.
WK A R K R E A D Y
m tilv f " f x»m
I •" • m Me* hip thr rrgulnr
Sea you nait week w ith the n e w . |nV t M . week and n e f . . d e m n n
D o l l a r l t h an a ve r t h a t w a h av e L L — Hamilton B ia ba a
I
.ili*ih
» nu - Thi* sill nr|p the
|
r*
a'ly
fo
r
v
l
i
l
o
r
y
.
and
»x-ady
f
i
from
the
D
A
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T
O
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A
ga
me.
[
b
t
r
xahat
I
aald,
you'd
b
e
lt
e
r
Im
chan ge d i o w a could ha w it h tho Lt.— Edward R ic h b u r g
LU C Y. WARD
rfirl- uf S || S (•• -las 'ir a lt h y
prm 1*
---------------- . . .
| goo.) to you r girl*, boy*, ami
ajp^trela,!men and get to know Lt.— J a m e a Fort a on
ui»d airi'iuf fin ib'frnsi' nn the
G E llA l.il W A I.T H A II.
IR
H E N R Y M O I t f i K N T I I Al
ro you'll be
I Appreciate them.
b ette r.
----------The election o f S e r g e a n t w ill It
h "i n r fiend If the nirn 111 mil|lorry. • •
b r a in ,. It would b e nice to h a v e . h r l d aoon. E v e r y o n e w h o b rin g*
“ Hobl the Ikisi (toil. I've got r j
(•ii ru ran cndim- « ali*thrnu'«, in
the
Kraa l man
lunch
p e r i o d ' *rra p m etal, b e c o m e , a corp oral,
JENNIE LE& 'nUTCIIINS
can tF girls
rould d i g e s t w it ho ut ( t r a in on our
% r , 'nna, .b.r't rallro.A bin I J o h n B c l y C U E l e c t e d
I*
•ii
ii
the
i
W H ATS VOI R
AMBITION?
it
h
\h
Student Descrihes
Winter Garden Game
LYMAN SCIIOOI,
r A SIMONS
SOUTHSIDK NKWS!
,,:.v
t•
I'
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ISTIJDKNTS THINK
Sophomore Class
';rv I
Vi
|M\ IIJ« HIF Jnsr<
lloxs Gym ClasHes
Will Begin Soon
!.*!•
K,
\\
w !•:
Hi'! m-: \ 1>
\t,
.............
IsNorcise In Gym Is
Too Much For Girls
» y
TKUE STOKY
The Book Shelf
. 1,
HETTY JO M O CK
t Ilka high aehool all aicapt for
th* lunch period. Wa dont hove
N time to eat our luneh. I
wa ahould b# given a few
extra to. that, are can - vEOSEMASY BURDICK
_
a enough to gat a little
Friday, of laat weak, 'waa
waa th*
fraah air and to that our food Uat day for lh# aehool thitores'.
M .•IMotor tiara mothar* for thh ua* o f thair old atodrak theater
Stine. Mra. Meriwether, tiekata. Nxw fJekiU may Aow b*
Jmrfar High
.Um Jwfog
High
Crantham ware etoetad a, purcbaaad at .ISa
Bebool and SemlaoU High BchiSol
I for IwaatyJtvs asstg. There ha,
** ^
la . I V price
Tha Crat tank
c flic k a la from th* o rien t I ton
this year ;
•Hli. Th# tiorntar praatoent, Helen crnla to twenty-flv,. Th# fe*
, called t l« mealing to •till goe, to tho cantrsl Welfare
will |i
oarhnt
.
, i O f $ 1 7 0 .8 5 t o S t a m p s
t i „ i m . ami f fouaht for ( ivi
gum jit.-a:
i r p , la »would fluh
and 11
M A R G A R E T MYERS
Ilow many of you havent rra.tl
T
*
min
■
- fr
would fltfM. I fir ally |*ut him
John lltdyru x« u<r c;|a«'U‘d F.tliUii
toaat on# of- the
MARGARET DINGFCLDER
l
thi* l»o»l
lh
tip|»n* IL* , cj^li a., iu'tihiaf o f Ihc 5*4 niiitulr Cojntx
book! 7
S r l i a B 1 nv ju?(h'Tuh'l'8.H8. Purchase,Total
New Student
• Must
X.
^
X •'( I
' “jfm V n n W "1 ^
net* t h a t
lien o f
nrothorr.
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Th# o f f i c a r , 'e le c t e d
m
and
* -H illy Johnson
is
-
Sch(M)l News Kditorj Scrap Salvage Head
Talks To Students
risir
Ic -ilff
paurula. —••
"
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r. ,
EDITH ( H R S T N l ’ T
Monday,
Oct. 5. C
I Hrhtsil News Page at thi* J'-nrna! J
il.
' a b o ^ T K £ 2 Who'
‘ inirh 'pu'rtha.Jd'»ntr8°5
When mother aa> ll slit fV |p,„ (*j„h ir^tinK last Monday! I» *w am, chairmaa of the saivafo
art^
a about a woman who get* t(n War Htamp. Ia*t weak. Mlaa
yor Caleb lh* afternoon. Other, elected werr: ' ••mmlthw lor the O. C. D.. vUri;
—
f” ‘j " — ' , » » • tlalmi.l "DiA
Into mcr. ‘ rouble than ReJ; ^
lltch
School.
and
,n#V Even mi neighbor, agree.! A. . | . , „ „ 4 E d it". Valari.- W ell.: 1' " -Sen.lnolo
s<-'"lnoto High
Sc
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ua “ovai
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c a m . In teeond.
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wa.
tV#
larfeat
ever rauahl i r ' (-u „ Hepre.-ntallve. Fre.hm.n.l *,v'k'
*' u*
v' ' tha
^ ln(«T*4om*
follow her wherever ihe gor<,
Th* total of sal* fer th* past Crystal
Cry.tgl lake
U k i I eleanad if and
nr._t< - ............... a ... u.unlcaUoi. .y.t.m I n .
,nd juat batmrn me ,od you two
weak* la 1161.65. Bo fa r, Q.ol'icr cook" It Li a crltp
■h, goe, plenty)
drey
ItorS,
Junior. Margaret My- (hough one thousand ton, of acrap
tig War Bondi h*r, baan bougtiL Iaoldao bravo. Whan tha mail wa.
In oa* of B a r book, aba deI met.I have already been a#tn
Com# on atudtnU, wa ran itlll"in l,h ed avrarona aarreJ ll wa, rr. | Hrmur. Jean Harper.
F
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(Idas to help’ win the war ant pgrebaaa mora stamp*. U ta all lh* be** flair h# had " e r ialrn.
Having M-lretetl th a le.n|«r,ry , rnm s . m|nola county, there U
ah# dcaa
(try).
In “ T I8 II
.taff, till, club, chief concern , till an eitlmatcl amoun', of onu
glv# ''till ll kurt$."
i, «elerllijr a name for il ( ,) -rdr.-d to two huuJrti' ton, left
MARCHES ON" ah# and har pal.
- I f and e diti ng all o f th r n e w , that t< not halntr used Ho said
taaae a tuaa, and ar* ahlawraeknf Ihe S em in ole C i u n t y School*.
that when w* aive strip It will
ad oa an Uund. But Tlah ran
tiei.Uially narii onf tovrt one, ■ v*
manag* anywhere.
FRESHMAN CLARS MEETING '.ho ara In toa urrr.ee In tho form
Every M M you read of her
BETTY JO BROCK
of bullet,, etc.
"Oni hundred
— lt . !:•
asm' erariar. fomntor, more
Rtudantalf Wa naad your Co
i • ui da of ter* t metal," laid Mr,
MABGAIIET DINOFKl.Dm
________
x. Thera ha, be en enUrety
> Tha Wilson School Scrap Drlv#
.tha l-lac*
Tha first class meeting of^ tho Hua son. - w i l l toko
Lately, Your Fmhman Class was held Tuea- J.Vt af Iron ora it. the making 1f I N
■tartrd with th* organltoUon'
(Nag to atop h i m at her idrea
>turl."
In
closing
he
| U M that
*
bean
a
gr#»t
lay morning In chapel. Nomina
but doesn’t (Pceaed vary wall It'd
lona wars mada for Class Mo. * * . « • rm by tricyaftl, in thla
'oraty Unk to band any
Urn
hen, President of th* FraaV l<Ulra. hat wa haV* all
r ia l*
Vira-Pr*«ld*B'. S* •ehooU ir tha U «D M Btataa e*.
rr, Tra*|gfgr, and A the!elk oparaUntf with a*.
circumMiaagars. Dwa ta aartaln cl
Dritg .tar, - 1*- —
t"
r i a n r e , w# a ra unab le to giv e
*ou full la / a rm a lio n co n ce rn in g pwpla gra a
l L i outc om e o f the *Jaction.
m a n x on r
BE ON TIME
WILSON SCHOOL
•a
■ apH a
war n a*
9 i you
oSl^Eito,,"T'uh'i* MPh^.
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.
total fine* o f UO and eoata or
> 4 * daya la Jail am tha rwaalt of
■ fire different chard**, three of
tbem diaorderly conduct, c m of
’ Urns drunkennesa and th« other
m isting am at, when ho warn
faond guilty on all counts by
Jortao ?. L. Miller In City Court
Monday areentag. The disorderly
conduct charges each brought him
• .A m o f flO and coats or 10
days, while tha ether two charges
«Beh brought a flits of f ! 6 and
ix nontax
Brady, drunk-
etmeee, f l l bond estreated; Jam**
P. KuUh, dnmktnnua, $15 and
cotta or 48 d ayi; Arnold Lee
Bentley, rrck ltit driving, f l l bon-1
r»treated; Tbommi C llfu n PtillIpa, drtnkenne**, $6 and co tlt or
l ( daya, W illi* L * « Mike, apeed
lav. flO and coata or 30 daya.
Malcomb* Lagrre, drunktnnraa. $fl'
bond retreated; C liff Brown, dlaorderly conduct, f i t and ee»t>
or 45 daya and Anthony Ben
jamin, parking on wreng aide
and in prohibited tone, $1 bunl
retreated.
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>' LONDON, Oct, 8,. CiP>—Under
a e a m u a ia
llra ley. pr. U et a t T o S aaU r* the beading. "N o Blort In 8L
Aartesltsrsi Credit Cfp.
Laula." the Glasgow Herald pub.
i w f Liga
Merer, A J. at aa T o Vlralalo* Uabed yesterday a 600-word edi
D n llu
Otemleal Cora.
torial on Ih* world aeries victory
a a T K ic a * r i u a a c a a a r
liratham. Ila rry at aa T o Its Ml Of iba S l Lcuia Cardinals.
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MMoat ^ecple In ^Britain don't]
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dice of tho Birth Cavalry Real. I
reret hero, aa Colonel Edward M.i
Pickett of Austin, Terms, drere
by.
I
Ur of 1*43 coder quota regula
tion* restricting tea sola* to 60
percent of lost year's volume.
Prospects for continuing addi
tional imperis from India and.
Ceylon were definitely good, he
natter, U lla II. ee Jokaala Jakeuf Florida To Jo* Ltlaa«a
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Kioto of Florida To Jo* Kalahari
Ktato o f Florida To l/*ula Haunrfrrs
PRJMCHT CAR EXPLOSION
a u to of Florida To Louta Kauri-
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Package Store
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FW m BI4*.
Mather Bide
(P*rm*rty Baggett's Uq. Store;
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All kinds of plants now ready
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your
Victory
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Charleston Wakefield and Co-
Quantity Highlit Reserved *
Grocery Price* Good Thro Wednesday, October 14
Meat and Produce Good Thru Saturday, October 10
asEs.v“£Ki.uass;
Shoulders lb \V /,»c
ta Uhl* top ran;
■frigvrator; us*
’A0; 9 store An
STEAKS
gmrdm,
loU
la. J. W.
POT ROAST
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Cutlets
lb
lb
Kidneys
lb
SEA FOODS
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Con Carne 1-lb 32cI Roast
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tb
WANTED: To buy small booM
In town. Cheap, r. w. Sykes,
laniard.
8ITUATIOM~~WANTgD
Colored boy wants Job aa Janllor,
willing to work. Writ* JOB,
»
%*. n#4 r%*
H ref
lb
Croakers
lb
OysterH
I 'O M r i l l , n
PORK FEET, Western Cul
PORK EARS, Select Wentern
PORK JJVER, Tender. Sliced..
FORK DRAINS, Select SeU....
PORK TAIL8, Wrelern Select
acre tvUry farm
Cameron A r e , aB t
condition with oe t
room hews*. E. B. 8
Oak St. Jacksonville
POUND) 8m<II brown mal*
•reriaf ham***. Inquire H
Steak
BUSlNlJHB sravics
Lobster
lb
Shrimp
lb
Picnic Hams, l b ....32c
Oysters pt. 45c qt. 7 9 c
mullet" ribs....
WANTED — Women to rent
QUICK CASH. 8*0 Guild EM
BOSSED Christmas (tarda 60
Krafts Salad Q P *
Dressing qf.
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White Bacon, lb .... 20c
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FRID AY ONLY
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ROLL BUTTER, lb 47c
LEMONS, doz. ....... 19c
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COOKiau er U
Yams, 1 lbs........ 23c
4 lb s ......
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Celery, stalk ...... 10c
Fatty FvrUa
E gg Plant, 2 for .. 19c
Avocados, 2 for .... 25c
Fruit
Cocktail
Condensed M ilk .... 15c
{M M eat*
Fears, 2*/a............ 25c
Amjkeaala CvwekH
ae atler*
2j/ «... . • * *
Sm. Whole Beets .... 10c
Cocoa
15c, 29c
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raaey Tettaw
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Squash, 2 lbs...... 19c
rawer—c » t o ff
Carrots, 2 lbs. ...... 15c
Cafttffknrer, lb .... 15c
K00L-ADE
5c
Graham*Crackers .. 17c
■ ©a M g . Sea* N e k
Mince Meat .....11Vic
Baby Food ..........7Vac
or K w der .... 4 for 10c
ketdCop.............. 19c
803 V eg-AU ... ,... 12»/ac
Sa^Jbressing, pt*^15c
Cigarettes
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Ctn. $1.19
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bch.
BANANAS ____ 3 lb s ......
TOKAY GRAPES .. 2 lbs
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Tolkt Soao ............ 4*/iC
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25c Hndentoes
17c Due lfe 22<
Chittling, 5 lb pail 60c
watte nellies
Bacon, lb .............. 15c
Sit.Meal VMila*
15c
Bologna, Jb
123c
MIRACLE WHIP
25c
Sausage, lb
LOSTi Gaid wriatwaUh, Wittnrer m*V*. brok-n strep. Re
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GRNRRAL ELECTRIC
TI.IAA Will •A* ta*h
Bacon, tb
Beef Brains, lb
WANTED: white bournk**D«r,
middle aged, live on promises,
■mall family, no laondty. Writ*
or phone J. M. Roger*, Osceola,
Somishad front bedroom,
convenience*, garage. I
phonn 873-J.
17c Cheese
35c Liver
STEAK
A vfcj
cuts) lb
F*rh
1-lb
A
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SOUCEMEAT lb
BACON
fru it.
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old sti ft. d
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D, e-o Herald.
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B len U i
Beef
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On* flv* railed Kentucky saddlo
mire, sorrel with flag b u m
■nd ta ll »
yaara old
lady
Roast
Urgilp
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Monro*, phooo II.
119 W. FIRST STREET
Tongues
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
** VOLUME XXXIV.
Established In 1M8
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
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NUMBER .14.
Member Associated I’re*.*
RlDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1912.
Navy Planes Continue*
Pounding A t Jap
Base Of KiBka In
Aleutian
Islands
< »•
Second Army Contingent Visits
Ciyilian Observation Posts
i Op A iiK illftf *■'••••
I
They w trt moelly irimirrd fo r m
Probably raon than 100 bombera wars In tha U. 8 . armada
.•lash in g at ISa industrial Lille
* * area o f France. Many four-mo
tored flyin g fertreaaea were In
.
the n ig h t
The N ary announced that Army
bambara, continuing
a Heady
pounding at tha Japanese AleuM ila n lalanda, dropped I t tone of
bomba on the enemy base at
Kleka T u e e iiy, starting firee In
tha catcp area, damaging a esrgo ahli
«hlp In the harbor and atraflug a radio station.
£
Tha Communique also disclosed
tha loss in tha Atlantic of the
United Slates Coast Guard Cutter
MuaksgeC formerly the H 8 Cor
nish, s f tha eastern steamship
lines. The rtssal had been overb due for sometime, it presumed
lost sad Use entire personnel of
about' 100 is presumed lost
From tha Pacific, the
Nay
Last night an aircraft
.to ik . f o m ,
four
ab-
The facilities of the .‘1021 Coun
ty War Boards e f the Department
of Agriculture will Ik- used to
assist far mtruck operators, and
other operators wh i engage In
hauling farm supplies to and
from farms, in filling out atipilrationa for Certificates of War
Necessity under the Office of De
fense
Transportation's
General
Order No. <1. C. It Dawson,
Ccunty Agent, said today and
the plan which was announced
jointly hy ODT and the Depart
ment o f Agriculture, will make
this assistance ayallablr three day#
this month, Oct. 12, 23 and 14.
Under the Certificate nf War
Necessity order, aU commercial
motor vahlrles are Veoulred to
e a r n Certificates of W ar Narrsaity after Nor IK
Approxi
mately 1.800,000 of the more than
8,000,600 vehicles affected by the
order are used in the transporta
tion of farm products and farm
supplies, the agent revealed.
"Joseph D. Eastman, Director
of ODT, has explained that tha
Certificates of War Necessity will
govern the miles that may be op
erated and the loads that must
be carried, by all vshiclra affect
ed by the order. Mailing of the
applications has been started by
t N O f f i c e at Defense Tranapormailing
U tlo a from Its central
centra
office In, Detroit, JKlch
A iT tS
completed In a part!am
states and
announced. Any
commercial vrhlcls,
farm truck, who has
not received his application blank
when tha mailing has been annooneed as finished In his county
ahould apply to the nearest field
office o f the ODT Division of
Motor Transport for forms cover
ing hit truck or trucks,” Mr. Dawton concluded.
we*
Lieut. C. II. Wollrnbcrg, signal!
corps.
—
Headquarters
‘
'
-First -Fighter
g h ti
Command, Mitchell Field, N. Y.
who Is Instrjcting jrroups of an- j
listed men and officer* selected |
from various fields for training j
in A A F ground observation work?
at the Fighter Command
School J
In Orltndn, brought a second con
tingent of men to Inspect civilian
Observation
posts in Seminole
County Thursday, and lb<- |>ereon-J
rel of one of t i c obsrrvatnn posts
-were hosts to the An n, men a l l
a Picnic lunch.
As part nf the 10O hour course, •
Ueut. Wollenbeig disclosed,' the J
men visited the local telephone.
Office to see the mancr in which I
operators
put
through
“ flash” ,
messages
to the
Jacksonville!
headquarters.
The men. while getting pracli- j
ral information about air
craft |
warning
themselves.
answered
many technical questions for the
concerning
ways
of |
e eriera
tin g altitude and -li-laAvi* of;
on
John A
fStt
rick. S*n Antonio. T r » . Hriv l
0«rmM A Hoeff. Iliiffalo, N Y „ I
B t r ft
Frink
Zabrudl.
Mobile.!
W ill.
.«
orb. Austin R
A U .i Corp.
.MrC«>nih, Ntiiinl1 o f
Houston, Tax.; Corp
Janies
K
1 1arH He I '-'I
Heaton. HarHatille, W
Va . Pfc ! nf t o int v
Clautle Mr P) arson, Houston, T n , , | A i " i )
•nap
Pfc. Clautle 8. Altu m
Ueut J j jn tntrnd rrit
•d
.hi
null mm
E.
FTb A|UIt.
Balt im ore.
Md . v c Mlr<
jS la f f SeTgt f r a n k I r f e l w r
New
\t r %t in * t .n d lfg I* the W»f»|
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J sidr P l l i n a i \ S c F . hjI *d S « n f « » r d .
A ls o Co rp . K * rl R. U f l f . New * w h o ’ l a r r a d r i n f I " t.r« * e n l
plate
•w«|»| int.- areillli
Orleans, U . ; U r a t
PrrsU»<
K Inllon*
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Byrne. A l b i n y . N. Y.; Li eu t. - A with an r«timatr«4
WllllamBon. A t Jin la . (in .; M nff o f tiie lul w h i r l in....... ...
« *•'
a rm
S e rv t. W il li a m H i w i r i , San A»» itiiiii.lulc
And ithei
Im lf
total
tonlo. T e * .; S e r f L W e s le y i l«ik w i l l w.H.n l*a' AtM',‘ 1 i* I hi
MoblW.
Ala.;
Bera t
Rii.beii • i t o r d i n g t o M i * « !»•••• •• l»% Mukr*
Cran e, Ja cks on ville: S t a f f S. •
I f IfO i p • I
Ward A r m s t r o n f , B u ffa lo . N ^
T h i r d in l i n r i«
I Mb*
M oiimm
Leut. Col. W il li a m A . Reeil. I S .VehtMil w t ' 1 « r
••h iiiil<
froir
A r m y I n f a n t r y ; Pfe. E a r l Carum. Pr IlirlpMl
u
i
Sti r l r
of
ovri
Orlando; P f c . A n t h o n y V e n e l h K.OOi jh Hindi
Orlando: P f c . Harold P a rk e r,
Two
negro
*eh«Mi|«
ir|Mirtrd
Y o r k C i t y ; 8 « r t t . Jeas C
lim e
U r ge total* today. llopp«r A t «
field, A t l a n t a , Ga.
drrny with 7.‘U i |itni>kl( of inrtMl
saKUdT-ll.
j
fo a m )
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of
b\ in
*' at v i t « r lf th< (#rr malt*
It "Slfirai rffi ll 1s In ha rk thru
way through l< fhr Yoli fa "V rf
ran twu •1rr rt« lit a hurt li w r s t m i
imluslrta suhui b
A Nn n broad• M•t IMlI l< atrd tumpp w•>ti I'l Ih*
1
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r mimpaigi
Hrr It i •aid it no I'Migri
n lilt*
at
iv a o lan n
Higgins Enters
Commission Race
For Re-Eiection
in junior high and
i||ICI|«aHl
( ’ a -plan
Hi.
i.l th-
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I*e« a il a r " - t r a t e g l i
ttie
penrtratnm
of
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ill- • t " «b. c h i l d '
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ga
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» ..f
*»var 10 0
hoye
sn d o f th e Kolr*. al M n u . l m .
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II. ■ T h r N*a«t fada> wlflH t h e f » r i
1 »"
i la
girl*
rill oil
III
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lb
a ll -1 . I ivl 4" Ilia * • «
m e t I II.
ill «'M>n Ifo lud
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forward (In f.'io
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king
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l a - . JuiH i
•eachrra •••« ured
i IlNIN' t r i " f thl I*.« 11
a rn p a ig '
« in i' wait agi
I t o it.. on
»•oanl Miea-tmg «
London
i r p " i t •••!
-ign that
• !*•• 11 poll* d that
• ’m i n t ) Sci»o*d |(.i
••nf li ina
I f
A 'b d f
M illet
tnigtil
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1" HI HM ■ I nil * k tia*'* I
lion
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Itf* < a m I f... . d"».*d p ’ jpil- iuni h r r , . I ' . '
pa rt o f In- nian uiint h
11 a r t n v
ll.
,
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i f i ' i o i r • up •• t b r 1 Ilk • J. ••a Up I ' g l " •
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It
at Sent ifl'de High Sc h iN il , M l * 1 i f p l a . tb. 11. rl l( . »••1 n. h - d l l '
• ffort
I
oberiu n
tha
t ,i i h a - l a l t
r w ll a* .it drv • I p
*i in 1 III
1 " •» III It" P'.M.t va tea 1 . ' o il f i e l d * l » e f " t e « i n l » ,r *• t - in
Kliisbrth Lynch fn M at h em at ic * . ri»
va .
tha \ •• -h «lllrsi 1 •• tab* ill
Mrs K lm m i lli*l*ee for Spanish, merit tba ir
S«ivia*t d i a p a t r h e *
n - p o i t r ' l the
1
• •••mg t*a«*
.ind Mr*
f'athrvine I V a r r r fori
l'ir* a* nt -t» Ibr Ol a a 1 mg w' l l
1 It ii a* I •« ii a r m y
had
fo il'll
b a rk
rubier, •ivl -oclal *ttidlr* at SemiiM'le High John 1
1.It'll. •Wl%\ . ba .10.1*
III I f l "Ml I t " . - I ' e e t *
s
1
.I lk
.
' tu lingrad
v»itl
ri.iMSi
th_____
at g maa
without damage to
or plane
any ship.
A Navy communique, reporting
• the action, said last the ships
■ttaekad were la tha HHortand
Island area. Just south o f tha Is
land o f Boagalavflle, which la tha
main Japanese base in the Solo
mons. The airfield attacked was
Kiel*. on the northern coast of
’ “ I.ougsInviUe, 48 alias north of
Bhortlaad. v
• nil 00 pound* of
For several weeks, the com
I looms
At«drm )
munique said, enemy shlpe had
|Miiiltd* of no lul and I-U pound*
been observed concentrating in the
of rublwi
Kfortiaiw! area
Mr* Ffella
A iiin g t o n
to«U\
Meanwhile apparently In a man«*«liniitnl |h* totnI ««f « n * p io«li»I
■w cuver designed to prevent n Jap
brought to llo v «»utb Sid' I'*'
ancae counter-attack be air from
The Sanford Klwanla Club rv
mniv S vhix dirlo Ih J .'hJ pound*
tha flelcj^al JUata, other planes evntly pr»*«®Ud A m olutlon sign
In uddltiiin, ll»r « I att• . I t'lat |»*
County Court will convm, »i pit* have 1.( |iib*« **f hra% > •••*P
td by Frank J. Skamaa, chairman
field with bomba
to
lha
(hc
Court
llouaa
at
10:00
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M
■ publicity
tin tnl placed at different p».ioi*
It appearad afgaiflcant that the Hanford Herald a___
n d Ita ^ | .or I Turaday, Oct. 13, with Judgr It waiting to Ih* picked op by W P \
i « commoujone did bet describe any Rolland Dgan. according them a l ^v/.
Wara prtaldlnf,
prr.ldlng, O. F. llem .ruck*.
- Ware
damage Inflicted bj plan*-born. rota o f Uianka fo r “ tbalr flna1Jo2i « " • " } *
v t . .folk ■ . . ravraled
___ .
.—- ?• The Fort llred iivgru
torpedoes. Tha east , . ___
Tho
co-cpcration with tha d a b durlny
r ^ T * ! ? u l? * l> ^
*r<~n * " P o r t a a total of |Mi ,muiul.
waa U a t weather, which tha
tha pa.t year u d (quota) tor drawn for
w " U f i S L Jy n * ”« • JJs c oib * .| ^ i f g uon
h* " f l • " ,l k ,, rn • ml “
to m o b ilra lo c a tid in n rm
(rilvnj Sanford tha flaaat imallrr . .. * * *
town
nowtpapar
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Florida."
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the torpedo please eilhar could
Mr ljiw tnii and ( |{ Hu h *"'
I n a world a l w ar," tha m o William H. D s v ls , J. T McUinJ
^ t - o i get. In their wptfc ar eiaa re
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plea muat remain cooalantly on J- If . D e ck , J . D . D a v id , Kuodv r u e f u l l y in s r k r t l out on a C*«»un
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th* alert aealnat tboaa who would N e w U n , H . E. K u lU f . a n
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I I a n e w f o r WJ*A pickut* truck* I
poison public o|
That in Dalbo.
H . C . F a r k t r , F r a d N.
___ .Purdy
. . . . . i n v t l . *n order to pick up l l"
the United Slatas and Canada
A. R. Hielar. T. E. P a r t in , G ( ' . c r a p in l ’i r
.h m lt.l
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and adltora, with tbalr staff*, who I n f i l l , W , R. Jan nlnsa. G
write our news, S4 bears a day. M a f f it t , J . I I , C o ic lo U (h , llr n r y
T h u rs to n , A lf r e d M. Dwinell. ll \.
Nash C. JacobT*
itantly ruardlnr a*alntt
R. Back. T h o m a * R a t l i f f . F A
dicta lor'a propaoada
fe lly adherine to ‘ tbalr aatf Im Palmer, T . L. O c r h a m ami M.
posed code o f tansarsblp that no
aawa o f vmlaa la tba anemy shall
a w ba printed, and y e t figbtlnc
building permit haa liren i>
aurd a l C ity Rail
flail to W.
W G. l l o »
to rtpalr hla home at 1,000 l^m
rel Avanua at an eatlmatad co.i
Tea
added of 1800.
N. C. Jacobs, Fanner
In C h u l n b l a , Dies
M o u n t a in -
►111 a I *e t h S h a i .
*ld# Scb.M.I th«
I h r tru*ta*« •
h»kf h «• hind v* a*
r.
I*
a • I'*
S«M (. .rd
I lo a id of S« food
I
la -t AI ) f o i .#••
t.
H i r e l i n g al t b r * « U I t H
a nil f l e n i r o l •« f *
h w . In r e d a y a f t e r n o o n * i
«
e.f t r i r t
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C
Fourth
R a lta loo
(
« c h o | a *t lt a Hi k
id * l » « f r o * r F o r c e pn«l • h « "
a I mil tr#«
14.000 Mp...
f *ehool t r u i t e e *
a * « H i i i i d I h r ) w i l l Ih a
I Mp ll 1 0 4 I »«' <•Vlfttu
l a « k o f w o r k t n g m i l **f *u< 1> la •I h t o t h e pa l*
t»««l»»\ h#*u*led t h r t u t Jh.
r h«Mi|a m t h r Junior a f •■•gi a m It F. Kipp w n l a r i r r « in g r a d if* g
p f o g t r * * o f p | ll• IhMkf• 4'ffoil, .SU- p! ihi I •ant sta te d t h l * m o r n i n g
Nwperintrndeji
I aiitun
re- • «. K M r h a ) , lo ca l h i g h <•« b
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f I' h I i o
Went Side Primary
Jumps To Second
•
From St. Augustine
Kiwaniang Write
Resolution To Herndon Releases
Sanford Herald1Names Of Jurors
For County Court
1
S ta n b )
This it a pb*»n« phot..
|
* After the following nien ha,e|
fonipletr-l the e o j i s r m Orlamlo. j
they will return to their reaper I
live commands whrrr they will
conduct similar cl'ssrs in s lir ra fl |
warning service an-l aircraft Idrn
tlflratlon. the lieutenant revealed i
Sergt. Karol,| Michel •<>n. Miami.]
Corp. Lionel || fa llo w *. S i l l i
cu*f. ,N. Y . Corp
Owen
th r
Ah Iiv r ftla tlispatrh •aid tins
r K nlm\ rh p r i'flf thr A -i* • In dr*ierndant- of ^|"itg"linit "••imnds
|w ho «»rl ( Iral t,, •• ut b*-l " Hu**lb,
1brld a war inutM’ il bral'l1 Vr||Hif t s
that IIh** tipMiiaii' wrrr Ihi l ntnir
|MOil k1
illl'tg in thru t r iiil ••I ) Mini
j vow ral r* •istaru*''
fm l(u«*taii's " w it fiat ikmir
1ill tv r northwest of St mI iii)triad.
1 1tv ral 1
la said tbr aalvaiwe «o»»1inur«l mi aamir srrtni * w>tb Grr •
and
trsistaiwr
aivrrromr
‘ 'nsf.
In tho
1r untr i attark* rrpuls«*«l
uthfr day, whtrir Allie«l Nation* troops mm* nl\ t%to
Speaking to efflcvrs nf a U . R. division under tha tree* aomrwheie in Australia, General DoiigU. MsrArthur Instructed them
to i rdrr r«ch American soldier dp thr Pacific war front to “ (let
a Jap*" It was iIIk Iio o I that M cArthur Tlillrtl S t w Gulnra .he
Possible M ilitary Instruction
f|O vied o School
Heads List In
Scrap Contest
Craf..
Herman mildier*. itrimlmi?
! slowly forward in nn incltiratri
al district of StalinKrt**' but
with victory still denied them
there, were reported today to
have -tiirtril nliew on a willo
flunking
Invasion
further
Kouth. obviously calculated t o
cut through the Kalmyck
territory to the Volga della
Pr»n ,
Farmers To Get
Assistance In .
Moving Suoplies
i
C o n f 11 c ting Claim
SayB Armies Ad
vance S l o w l y In
S t a l i n grad Area
Northern
(By A mocIi ) *
A
Nazis Report
In v asio n Of
South Russia
I ‘Get a Jap!’ Mac Arthur Tells U. S. Troops
In Uj« w'jfUm air w a r
the blgseat armada yet of
.United States bombers blast
ed Dorthem France today, ap
parently In the Itouiogne‘ Calais tone.
Thousands of Canadian
^soldiers were disclosed to
*"havo arrived on the British
Isles In another big convoy.
I
te»I
I 'p o tite
d
'•b oh might
Y. u n ip a l
rr|H»rting "l» thr *li
■"••• « !• •• • • *^ick are being in
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SchiMd. Mi*« Nlaiv Ann ( ’ hap •* • f >*« .
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M.
II
nan and Nf r * \ iigin ia Muriiey al K
M. h
iha Junior High Sch'ol and Mr» 4 Vt'lln.l* \ i r ingtofi and Mi h ipp
Dealers Required Defense Force Tn
To List Service St a nd Inspection
Ceiling Prices At Monday Drill
I
A
la rg e
nun ilier
«»f U i i Iiu-m
" r g a n ix a t iu ii. in (h i* a rc t lm i have
f lllr t l a* yet to p r r p a r r a *tat«
in tn l of c e ilin g price* f o r *ervie« ■tittlei cal.
*ui It a* m a c h in e
and
shoe re p a ir<b ao in g and !*»»•
d ry in g etc and to f ilr th r** ll* l*
w |lh t ie ( '" u n it K a tlo n in g ftoard
S e c re ta ry A
It I 'r f r r s o n ■tate'l
y ts lr r d a v
T l ***e i I mIciiii t il ' v* hit h ah>Hil>|
have been filr.1 t»> Sr pi
1. in
<*|odr. A l» -l " ( all *arvicr* • ip
nlletl by th* "t ganir atiun during
March. IIMJ. The h ig S «*l price*
chirged thro for •uch aervice*.
The rate or ll r pricing methiMi
tiled during that month; The cur
tormry allowance*, discounts
and
other price differentials g l . a n out
during March.
in stru ctio n s
Further
detailed
uch
service
ar t availa tle
to
dealers at the Rationing Office,
H
r
.
Peterson
sddnl
and
all
firm*
Member, of Camnlx
Knowledge
of
Poat ar* requealed by Adjutant not having full
Bill Th om * to bring their lunch thaae requirements should contact
klot It once.
.
and b* on hand at th* lwginn
* ht acrap pile at 8:00 o'clock 8un 4 r-
CITY BRIEFS
10 Members Added To
Drum, Bugle C o r pH
m ,)' day morning far a record-break
ing day o f acpip gathering. Since
tha men will ba unable to at
tend church, there la a poeiibOitv
that aavaral Sanford minlatrn
will accept th* Laglon'a Invlu
W A riirN C T O N Oct. #. i/r>lion to add real tha man at lunch- Fraaidant Rooaavtll told roporlara
Um* at th* Hut on L *k « Short- ba aaaunml Wtndoll W illkl* la
Boulevard, Mr. Thom * aald.
carrying out citramaly wall Juat
i thing* S* aikad -him to do
for* la left to tour th* mlddla.. Ruiala and China. Aikad if
could tay to wbat axUnt WIIiprvaantM
personally,
rapm
anltd him porsonally
all as id h* could not aa
would be mtraly political.
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f|,r t i n m a n * a tifiouiu «-»! ihry
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I Hiimrii in Vrininuk: I „ i , r i .
m in t ly
l allaillalia
- I-* j-iiit i h r (lanli-n 1 rHlLnhi--hili.il , 1 nivin ami i h r Mriliah
T b r in*pectlon
un
tindint
-i I'lanl ini-i r
ftr Id he dri lai rd
would lie of
\rg.iah lr,
i i f T - a r iifftce,
lulling
I ha I llrrlili
UI v r i i o u - m ove m en ts in clo*r ottlrr
hmiir ga lill'll"
|lgn miv l a a u g g r . t i o u In hav r ilia
l- ai-lrn.,
li t .
iitra-le*
•f*' neutral S w i s s make an Mnpartist
’ estendi-#! nnlrr. simI genrral thwi.
at* bing *" let** -Hr one another in ve stlgu ti o n . d e c l a n i l an e<|ual
tin o f p e r s o n n e l
In a d d i t i o n , ( ' " I
W a t i l a nd his s t a f f ' • i l l iri* p«« t
•I*
g"*ml w o r k s . " Mr*
HID" j number o f N a i l pris on er* would
office m u n U
r e c o r d * a nd ••apni'
**•*•■ •! adding t h at tho**- wo men t e tre ate d in like manner l*qgjlt*
merit " f s u p p l y
m h o ii *
at
llo
• •"'"w
to Join the movement j nlng at nimi nBaturday
uitle** tha
\rmnr ■
-i. •Id a"M art un** nf ihr fo lio '
the
that ncti
Germans
rvleaseal
• "o iiiiittrr m em ber* In <‘hn Hritish prisnnei*
Ii
Mr.
Sam m y
U "tg ,
( tv m*I"
\|r*
(*eor.fe \\
M*»r
gar* in UingwiMMl, Mrs I II Ij*t
First Medal Awarded
Willkie piplomatic
Merchant
MiirinV lP
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m|
j,kMrs
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nn
meII. M(r*.
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Actions Approved To
J.
W A SH IN G TO N . Ort
U. I/F-
T h r first mrilal awardnl f i r hrr-.
lam in th* Marthanl Marina dur
Ing i hr w a r waa plnnrd by l’ rv«i
dant Kooaovali jrratarday un Ihr
coat lapel o f Edwin F. Chanry
J r , a .lender, 28-year-old araman
from Yeodon, Pa.
"Thl> la really an hialoriral
i in
Sanf ord
H ill -
or
Geneva.
Mrs
h .r'e lf
I J 'tr in n
‘ ,K
I f i>nr1
I I t “ U
S t llt l'H
^W EATH ER.
TENNK8 PEK
I nnllnuad
warm li-nlght A l A IIA M A — Moijrratr lamparaturv I h i, a f ir m o o n
and tunlght. G E O R G IA — lJlttJ*
Irm prr alu r* change tunlght. F L O .
J R ID A — 8hawere lower and mldId U .a .t
cvHiat with little tera-
Strikes W reck Labor-p*»»‘jr* ch.ng. tonight.
T O R O N T O , O ct.
V. I/Pi
R oa n *
occaaion,” Mr. Rooaevelt remark, |Wartiin*. Amcriran l^ g i» » <'nm
r<l. ‘Thera ar* going to b* mor/. minder, h.ld the American Fadof them. It raeognlta* a form n fjc r.llo n U b or convention tmUy
valor that Is Jtwt a* •a.entlml a . '« b « ‘ Ite nopuUr reaction to warvalor on a fighting . h i p I
' " “ M wreck organChanajr waa qaartormaatar, at I f ” 1 L*^?r “ J"1
11. f^Tli
th* whaal o f th* Atlantic Raflnlng tlun
i.n?.t . I 1 U**J U • “
. . I L „ » ^ _ n mn
tower to halt them.
Co-, tanker John D. GUI when it
lie eald the “ ehallenge from an
W A B H I N O T O N . O c t. 9 , < A V - m i torpodood March 12. Ha re- outrtged and
waiting
America
a U f* raft from tbs elnk- comae to you X X X to 'top th*
T b a B an ata vnjlad to p lo co a to p
Jng.^baralng veoaei and maneuver- aaboteuring of
American
pro
through burning oil-to dear duction by thaas littla group* uf
water by gwlmmiag under water ml'guldad and bodly-iad men
and coming up only to breathe.
X X * 'top th»ra or ala*."
Percent Victory
Tax Put On Incomes
TEACHERS PLACED
TALLAHASSEE, Rapt. B.-Onn
hundred percent teacher-placement
li th* record for th* claaa of IB tt,
accordihg to th* psrsonnal office
of Florida 8tat* Colloga for Worn*
on. However, for th* first tim*
In many yaara, a l l o t thoas quail"
Gad to to—eh did not enter tba
,,
teaching field.
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ar* working bl defanas Job* and..:;t,
a foar a rt .antarlng th* armed
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