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ft:,' V WaaUrti All-Army football uam ,

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Ilk** military Ufa *o *«H bo'»
•ppllad for a perqi*nent rommli(ion and intend* to (lay In air*

t V . trtoa (fu r tb« war.

KImbroueb, form»r all-America
fallback for tha T o m * A n t e
f,
wai
tha offenalve
back-Ilcld
K
atandout for Wade’* eridder* lit
S '.'. i Umrf aarlwof
u Hh of *amti
n m i i with
with prw
nroKlmbrouilt »(jr» thli fodtball
ulffunont w»* a pleaiant In*
rmuilon In tho (till amir train,
it r o o m ho wao Ukinr at
■mp Roberta. “ fiut'a lhalTi all
t U. Tbo Army U my c m t r
rw ami fociball U Jurt-a eldc-

Y O U R H O M E , m ore than ev e r In I h n c d a y s o f t^ty w ork e n d re*
tlrleted travel, la (h e r tn tc r o f fa m ily life . T h at a w h y M Is e o Im p ortan t

M."

( o “ K eep U p Ih e H om e* W e're P lg h U n g For” , w ith fu n tU b ln g a m a de o f

Jim and I have siked for aor«• with tha Air Corea. I our*
tpt w* ran r*t topothar aealn.
Jim U Jim Thomaton, Jonn'*
look In* back at T u a o A. * M
ban they wtro Inseparable pall,
nnr'i foolbill program re-unltI tbom . Both aro infantry lieu

m a terial* not n eeded In th e n a llo n 'j w a r e ffo r t .

IN MANY NEW
COVERS

* a ot Ilk*
A ex)**,” i
* ably bar* more of what wn uae*
!, to rail the old rolletu aplrlt. They
atirr pull for tbolr train.
"There** J u t a* much lomprtl
lion and Uam aplrlt a none th&lt;
( l i n n u on a colltg* tram.
*■“ But boy, there Isn't a coacl
k. In tho country, roller* or t.t.i
fimalonal, who wouldn't give afwji
’ half, of hla life to have ■ till,
load for a riJpla u
to Ibli
Vhal a tram .* u iub
aooaonr

This Chair is a “1
f *_

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to Home Charm'
A grnreful chair of thi« *upcrlcr
filnslnr* ot Ihtf W o r k f &lt;r V a l e r y
D a y t.‘* I ! f * r n in
V o ifc l' i * y
li
£nvn*dr. 1 t'iii*;: w j i r ^ r u
o f tho N e w ( i | t f a
The
m id lr n c r r o n i l s t n l e f p a i n t m w i n
h t.l works;a| t h a t *!iO fai l gl v rt t
I h r l r H a y ’d p a y 'In I lie ten tep w a r
r e l i e f n j* e n f [ r d he.ti fci l L y t h a

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Ab , ■..

American Soldier*
Pridli Themnelvc?
As Good Marksmen
.

ti

ronalrurthn

and

unai al

will ir.'lrjt your g "I

ttyle

taste a*

w ill a* ontribuling new beauty
to your Urine room.

II. K.II., J: &gt;1 Clmsc, Army®rml
N a v y U t l i r f «tn&lt;l l lie 11f e s t e r N e w
Y n U P it m l.
i f " f j t f r o l 1!*$ r i § )

CAMP L ife, Vil, Oct. n. r\V
W ) - T h « American Mtdhr p» 11 &gt;
Mmwlf on U ln f the finest rlO#
mrfciman In tht world, sml H

Every Imaginable New Style
Combining: Beauty and Comfort

denda on the world'* 1-attMM‘l
■tor line* Bunker Kill.
New America need* t-a1- Ctflrmcn acaln. I.ltutenanl Ur
*m* Both and Sergeant .1*-'
Itontfperto of Camp !,*#'• Bi*
QatrUrmaitrr Training Regiment
•greed aomethlna was &gt;t. &gt; nee-tr.l
to (apply quickly the tralnhi
Americana hadn't receltrd In .wo
deradM o f peart.
I', Tbajr went to work and prs•Mod' tkl* whatsit. It'* an In*
gOnloUa dartre which (imply and
not*rattle tMti a (ntdlrr1* rightIn#. (Im lre and trlgcer sqm-et*.
tbo all-lraporiant had* tf marl:*-

life y o u r own

V* TT»» to idler sights alone M»
rift* until tbo ilehti nrc prop■fly aliened with th* far target.
Th* Inatructor
Inilructor then ad/uils
■ The
adjutlt tne
n u l l mertble larert. mornted
M tbo ba»e board, until th* amail
. pointer t* perfectly alien**! with

Today’s Favhrite 18th Cehtuty Asminater
.■ ■* i ■■ ■■■■■■ —■. . ----J

i* Inilructor itxn thrim. .'lr I
off the t-*rjfct and i n t e r .
&gt;
or to rut the gu,i
. r'
t t ” acaln.

Th o

p o in te r

r.
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Indlcatea wbethar tha a.I.i
tV- ( r fU J i
la *Jeh tine perfectly — and
r
O
kind of *rrora be make*.
I When aviation cadets at Randolph

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|Ktold (elected Ihtlr annual (waot*

mdlnor Men Are
1he*rt lh*/ didn’t chc*»* » movi*
1 II n
r
etamor cirL They ielret*d lotaly
“Tandem” Dancerc luiim ch«n.b«ra. .h0-n workine
|at th* Volte# Alrtrafl plant *•
IMP ’ BLANDINO. Oct. a. 1 p « ™ r . Col, which bullda the
*1*11—Tentem dandne ha. , ? ln : ? , pT f « .
u li l i d
Id th* probUm of too f . „ , Han la *1. • f*«t » Inrhw lall, aod
i for loo many loldiara ei
wtlgha 123 J£“ "d*.
,
a Ulan.Jir.ir'* Beryl™ Cl.,,,
(Ctntral TrtH )

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A lovely aofn In tbo finoat conitywctlcn. Tho g m e fu l cvrv# c f
\
■•
th* armi leeda beauty and comfort to tbU place, with lta attractive
*

ctrlpcd c o m in r .

*

InU Reel In which part*
exchanged •event lime*
“ tandem dance" It gencr.
lUgcd In a corner of tho
floor wh*ro one couple
th* number, pkltv up the
IK done** a tow feat, ami
*ro cut by another and
' a*MI*n until th* muile
In that way aae'i aoldlar
t a tow fevt in a fm* • « -

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l o r V ic to r y
P le d g e
UNITED S1A1ES

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DEFENSE

SAVINGS BON IKS
AN INDKPBNDB4T DA1LY NEWSPAPER

VOLUME 1XXIV.

E n U bllahcd In 1908

8 ANFORD, FLORIDA.

E D N E S D A Y , (K T O IIE R 7. 19 1£.
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9
M cm l^ r Annorinlrtl I‘ rev.

N I 'M H E R

.r e u u t NaziS ^Fp^klBritish Patrols Destroy A;
porthwest O f industryS G arrison In Egyptian Dese
Bombers Hit Tobruk, Benge
German Regime Ter*
rorizes Norway; 10
Prominent Men Arc
Reported Executed

IBy aieeele+eo Wreaa)

' . m HiUer threw, fresh mas*on
o f troop* Into the wtller o f
Blood and flame that marked
tho 44-dajr-old alego of StalIngrad but tba Buaalana de­
c la r e d today, they had virtu­
a l l y wiped out a German
wedge In the northweat auburba and cruahed a acrica of
ten aaaaulta along tho 40-milc
—northern barrier,
•
Red Army reinforce menu Were
reported te bee* moved up dur­
ing the night to meet the awelllng
Nail tlage fercee.
Diepatehee fhoift the Red Star
aald ■ dangerous alluatlon develg o pad aa the Geruuna reached the
.
depth of an induitrtel aetllement,
rvidentlv in the northweat aeburb
*— • where the mein battle raged, but
aald heavy Soviet counter-attacka
had cleared much' of the dlalrict
• and elite Ruaalan ruerdamcn were
driring invadrra from the atraeta.
houaea, garden* and orchard*.
Many civilian*, were reported
among the casualUee and tha aeU
dement waa pictured aa btaated
incendiary erploaive bomba.
V
Now a foil weak alnce Hitler
Imealed In Berlio tkkt Blalingrad'a
fall waa Inevitable, there la allll
no algn of the Naxla doing any
batter than bolding their own.
m White In Waahington. tail night
v the United Stetea and Britain
pledged M ow. to continue giving
aid to Bunate la tho form of
T u t d 't b k 'l m .

ond front wga Imminent cr would
not'ha opened until the eomewhat
• dlxthnt future waj a question that
remained ttnanawerad.
The United States, Greet Brit­
ain and Rotate aimed * protocol
covering the delivery o f mlllUry
equipment, munttteuo and raw ma­
l l Uriel* to the embattled Sorleta.
Thla gore fcnaal tone lion tn
agreemenu, already In effect, prog cut with­
er) Pply pr»-

District Leader
Talks At Welfare Attends Meeting
Workers’ Meet Of Rotary Club

(Oy h l i M l i l i d

F r ill)

Strung fan,- liritifh
tombera
.tiiick at the German Imluatltel
rail*ay town of Oanaburck and
lost aix plane* today. Tha Hritl.b k
announced tha Iota of I.0M2 tumb­
ler* over noithrrn Kurort In
i the nine mont'u ending Sept. SO.
| llranwhil.- the German* llgh t-l

D rrganitation
n n iz u tio n
LFTgR|US»WOn

Names Urges Civic Clubs Toj hlPm'.h^ r
n m m iin ltv * 10 £n,r"*nrf,t Nonoggiaiu.
ReVerbnd
Barnes &lt; Assist Ptommumiy,
T),r #lrcUiioiu Uh*ki r.uc«
2 4 hour* After the Herman
Head - O f G r o u p - In War P r O fr r Q J T Ii|Itian
had pniclalmeil ■ state of emer*^

Japs lAise 22
To Allies’ One
First M o n t h
Aleutians B u t t I
.0,

a, a* &lt;i *! *d

*r« i.

ltriti.lt imlrttU rnitlrtl
ilt'.*(rtiy.'&lt;l h gnrri.Htm nt
Axis atniug |M*int in
EKyptinn tlt'-tfrl while
liomtton* mnintninrel their
tack* -nt ahippinK anil
fnrilitii'a in Tnl.ruk anil
gaai

f , g f f * r y in m 4 0 0 m i l e s t r i p
f ter
Ruling Dial Uic Florid* state
Urging tho Rotary rlutia **»•.*•
t r ___
_ i just 1
rlt o___
i y _ il___
o n g .t h
sen. _
nnd
A . « d n U or Social Workera haa Agirrica to stand 100 ikerrrnt he-. ,
*
a fte r
N a i l ('nm m la*
hind the war effort. G T "D o c " ,rw h" ' ,r*
establishment .ol cuunty Sralth Melton i f U kc City. F l o r i d a die- i 1" " " . ' J" " '!
A n ti'iiran
piltrin
in
T ,lve,l In
unit* Xobort It
Cramblin,
r trict governor, told local Kotari-! 1.™ , "
fwraon.l chart*
A leu llali lalalnl.a w ar fill
raernltr oi 111 h’ lale Carole Com­
" ,r,,*urr* «“ *UP&gt;’ '
n l t h e n f i» •* iiMinth o f
mission and ‘ president oi' tho ana teat night that unity of pur*| " ‘ j*
, , ,
the J m|&gt;nnr«r t*||h n
Stale AleceUllon. »«• the prin­ poaa la eaarnllal lo the w i n n i n g o f. TK ’
" » «
rikonl of 22 rnemy |iUnn
cipal speaker al thr urganixatioh the war ami that every effort; Thr
were R rrum l 0
abould L m a d e t e a v o i d d ^ i n i j 1^
'
h"
iIiin ii for rkri) one AinriliRii
ndravoring
In
aalKitage
fo o d
^ ( . which threaten,
-^ ^ '
the aaaoclatioi&lt; Monday evening. »nd debate
threaten* h
hara rpr&lt;teiucing
lost
farto rlva."
at the Valdea Hotel, when Rev. |mony.
In th e K «« trr n I ' n r l f l r
T h e m e n w h o f u c n l th e f i r i n g
Harold Barne* auperviror of the) W om ln» every aide l«llr«l maul
*1” * *1^",'
in g A u « t r a l m n I n w p * in th r
Mtt'todiit OlUdrena* Horn*
ini to **put his hou»a in order** an* 1
.
‘
S t a n l r ) MouMlain* f o u m l •
Enterpriae. waa elacte.1 president, that he may he ahlc tu respond! *
' l ' " ’ !’ '!* 1,1
l" " •• '•••"g
l*rl o f ilrail J « p « n r * r t» k
Mi. Cramling dlK lo ^ l thV- 1properly when hi. n.m.c.lle.1! '* '/ " " ■ ,,f Tromlhelm It . .. . . anj
lr«
tu«rr
no
oiglt
of
per*one eligible lo belong to the (or „ n iet
hl, f , UI„ rv. M r.' P ' V T ' . An,u" « then were a
I wournl*
T h r y w«*r«* !*• Iirveol
organliatloo muat hr paid aocUl|M#ltnn „.tm|W , h. ( America h .» | ,‘* ''k
•" c-litor two lawh g t r iliral r t t h r i f l o i u llInrRn
workera in fleltU relate-' to *•!- foeght many war. but t h a t every, &gt;r ,v " r,v"
■ ''“ ‘ W•1*1 ' »1l"!l
fare work. He el*, ro..' the hi.- „ ne
, hrm h„ ,w n ln ,,rfrn„ |
I .) lire A ll
I
IrilN itn t
r ••rmitamfi'el ti) B a r *
of
free
people.
truth ilcot
t
KxUllon and disclosed (hat (octal
In ' u p t u r n * t h r m utirtoua Rplr*
In considering thr pnddrms of lilt
r » ir .n k u t .ik
oaf lilt
workcra, thr-jugh li.r association's
If of f h r N f t e t ^ m n o m ( h r «liMtOthe
Rotary
Pluh
or
thu«r
•
f
thr
"
V
r
i
In
»*eI
f
•
t
i
r
r
t
»•
*
*
rtortr. arc required tu he hired by
Individual or community hr aug ! glr r u « * t « l r« K|tm l&gt;k f m r e nf
| !•) I f.r pri oi r.r« n f «
r meri‘. system
rr«uop«»nie*l f»y
gcatnl
that everything ahould k 1
|I Mbir) te hit h Al||« lit M|, iN to ilKtr
Other officer! ejected by the 1*
h l r f nf l i r Milan pu|l« r in Halo,
I'M iighl M 'ritiU ) it* ll •)•«
nor t h
pertoni who attended the meeting considered in the light of prr* K n l i r o
tehi •I fit.it. Ilni.ii It ten* not clrn**“
were: M l» Joy Kllloi, •unervleor ent day rrallties sml »hould l»r j
required
to
meet
this
list
will
TKin.lire
chief
snitMunretl
hy
llllMU’eliMlrlk te hitf.ri till' ronvojl Sti
o f Unit Four District's Welfare
Board, vke-prerldenl- Mrs. Emma i t aid In defeating those rvll nisnlradU* ih«i if&gt;r pi »prit&gt; of tht
%* a •
te .1 h ilr n t* l.ig
f-«i«i
A da mi of Del.md. secretary and who have set this world t»n fire* !"»♦»» rsrruie*l hs&lt;f u rn t nfi»11ti ftaa nf h|t| nt tf*lfl|.l I*.I
iHn«uhan
Ireaiurer; C«n( Georg* woodr
He pcinted out there ir more|&lt;‘**^l
Ue indicated mIro that
m n f u r i n i i r f i t * th* f r
SALES
Baleation Army director, program O p p o rtu n ity far service In the J mme than *almtage «»f ftxtel «Qp«
A t .e iiM l.m i . i i u | .a i. f.« • fm it i N r v
chairman; Mrs. Jessica Gcrretaoa w o rld today than ever Iwfore an«1f ile * * ■■ involveil, and implied
(• ijtf.ew * m1*1 thml
A hrum * f f . r c n . S F S
of DeLand. education and training rem inded Rotarians that their i hostilr artinn had Iwen directed
h a .l rlb M il'fit e l w|* t fic U ut
chairman.
m o tto Is "Service Before S e lf" again*! (German armnl fmcea.
g r a .l r a
in the O m p i i K lm .lr y
/ member* who attended were; Ht insisted that Rotary RtandRl The Stockholm radio rrfiorted
I |he 1*0DO f. ut higli gmp thr o u g ^ ™
Mr*. Either M. Ridge, Mre. Hat. for stsril)' the tame things that I (hatrne of thr imme«liate r
th t itjggf'vl m o u n ta in *
Thay IHit
the Uolted Nations ere fighting [ «»n* for iinpoaitlen of the §t
l•, 1ooo
h a -1 n v g o t ia l m f h I n ftu *1M
MUw-V. -y . ;o» .n r f g y u ^ j g a * tbc.dtK
ngti
ln s - tT
Ha alaa daclartd thgt a ilb rii*-l*f, p r tp i
.
_ _
. pr. HtfJ
te nirn p i ptrn\
»**•
aion at peat war problems n"&lt;* U: Trondbt-im-MeaJoen railway
ufistM.lru
U ln ri'.i
tlhen.
aie
Mre. Oerrtlaoa. Mia*
accessry If tha mistakes nf tb#-| “ It i* time to makr * ctinplalrj
lluna
Homer, Mlaa M arl*
test war are to be avoided "W -iritan-up nf all danir .oui vie-J
T h e n - tea* « lo-emmolallit % t h a t th
Mice Edith W. Merrll,
cannot afford to fight a world men!*.” aald th* German coal roll-)
J a p a n e s e m ig l
inrek. ■% * i * m&gt;| *
Dr. Lrland Dame, Ca|
war avtry 20 or 20 year*
rd l)*lo radio. " While the Garutrrtii
’t*.
milt &lt; ..&lt; Ian
K u k 'n l a
Dodd Pace, Mr. Gra:
Ret. Barnes.
added.
*n» n Snny it fighting hagd-lo*1
fffum l l m • But th* upore at f (her
Mr. Melton was lntrtdurr'1 i*» him) battle* it* enemic*. wjio irr
hraillrrng f li g h t r .. *« el th* t|in *
President Holland Dean who
al«o oura, arc using agrnta to
li o n h e i r that tf.e\ n .i g h l l-r r*
sidad over tha meeting ahd called errata disorder in th- country."
thru
i •* r f m m a m r
«
|M»atllig
attention to tha resignation from
Itcdieea issued an •r.lrr aay-i
Mil ne l*«
•mil h
f ll u n a
ffo.t
the board af directors o f Randall mg, “ovary attempt to dteturb!
tehele
th e )
teltfulr***
•i. inva
Chase who haa boon cortmD.b n- public peace ami security, above
Rinn f o u r in th*
fn«* ••f g r r a
CHUNGKING, Oct. T,' &lt; e » - ed • lieutenant In tho Navy
; all ev en p)m against iwmrefcl
AlllfMl .u|,|i
W endall Wlllkte teld -time Chinese
Tha resignation of ' another •work and every attempt tu hinder
A
( IIS m n * e|»...,f«*
people te * broaden*! test night member of tha board, T. [trail. ,uppllea, transport and the in­
c a ^ t i o g ft ill A .1*1 i ml.•
that “ Urn old colonial day. are ford-Byrd, wai also accept c l on j formation system will t* punish| «*ai.| th* flllur* n f er|M
peit,” and ‘‘ IVe no doubt that account of hia haalth. but upon .cd."
| n o i t h r r n Nr** I i i i i h p n
when this war la over China will rreommendatien of 0 . W. Spcncrrl
(
f a p a n r u e hak e !***••• *
become one of the great indus­ Mr. Byrd waa promptly v o id an
~
,
Mini I re* «• te•II I
(* l l t l l g r e e l t ( ’ h l r f S a n f o r d
trial countries of the world.”
honorary membership In thr .ini. i g ,
• .
, ,,
.
I tnrek *1* |*« "if " I I ’ Willkie, who epoke extempor­
to th.
lh«- mayor
m a y o r o f &gt;Mnfo nl f*
Immediately after the r r g ila r .l U n i H I i n i e n t r O F A X I S Cert.f.rair in
* »'
u ti* liter tire a no* &gt; sot *.
aneously with an Interpreter treni­ meeting which took place at thr
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Headtj
To
Be
P
la
n
n
e
d
-------------------ls ting, aald America had tha duty VaUlri Hotel, a club aaaruibly
I
a f seeing • completely
free waa bald under the chalrman*htp
WAFM.NOTON, .v,
Canning
Kitchens Allies Sink 218
&lt;'hilllillK l rRl'lUlvj' • ' £ , ^ 1
Chios, “ a duty much greater than of Mr. Ifslton.
the * nlivo*
■ contribution of ana* and arm«leu|ruy«i
Nazi Cnrgu Ships j Needed For British‘| am
,,h,rh
l.T 'S ’ uiSSrs'iJr.'Sr'A" W ill Remain Open
a*iaeU to you people who hare
i a large tran sport
tea* hi
pare to co-operite In eriahliahing . . . . . . .
*
*
_
fought five dovagtatlng year* ''
| m ie phrear ».f A l l n * l ni rrt i a l t&gt;peri
a United Nation, commlaalon af ( T f l f l l N O V e i T l O f T 1 5
Hainan
On hia trip through nerthweet'
i.’Merchant
pMiteur **rt
ter the war for the Investigation
O U tC IIIU n
l« l
nrn China he laid te saw aigna
au
of the war crimes nf the Ail
o f the coming Industrial greatNere Britain in tfie rmrlii I.* flurv
Dur to thr wsrtimr tirrr**!lv
and said It Waa t he Int ention I
of Chine d “ wotetpowai altea
CAMP BLANDING, O ct 7. Mr ™
' j utl' m l Rurv puniah of fanning nmrr mral produrl*.
| T teat fnt matmii* nf \mrrirai
*Hk tefaatre bjvU.;m, i V | m, nl f o V t C '
I mani'e«| Mill) Mit. ho ll oioreliur
vegrlaldc* and fiutt*. thr C-.unty
(•••nitre r •
i ht
t i i i i i | ) pa
If J ft
outfit wbkb In World « &gt; [ ' j rib ii'te? t U orea n !«n i'2 u r'd !r&gt;»f Commi**tnnrr, mrrtlng yr.trrday
H IM O m ru rg
" ,,c-! th o u ia m la o f In rio c rn t (w nom * and
l that inuUtl Ink's** allat ke*l tl
Otcrniog at lltr t'ourt llnuac. dr
. .
f "
tho comm laalon o f a tr ia - itir * "
Japnnea* ihi|i* t*«»t fhr |r.he4* -f
elded to allow &lt;11 ranrlng hit* h j
Inteoilvs combat ti Or* |
Ing wbkb members hoped w .n .ld
|One io rr-nalo oprn until Nov 1% |
fit them eventually for acivl.v
, County Clerk d I* Hyrnd-m ir ,
C IT Y B R IE F S
, vealr-l tmlay
. l. comman.lcl
. . Iv. Rankin CriticizeH
Thu division,
Other
re*eltitinni
approvr.l|
Maj. Gen. Lttend 8. Hohh*. C l *u - 1
Willkie Policies were:
hiwania
" lailir* ntgrhl'
**Mg
appropriation nf |.1O0 ti.
N A Z I S E X E C U T E 4 ( /.EC M S
roster. Maas, who atarrtedsd Maj.'
unty Drfrnae Council and nail) j’lahnnl fnt thr evening ••
Gen. William H. Bimpoofl, ll«W WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. UtV
I
t e. iV
tV t i c
ll I . '
« t|l % t a •
Tur*«(a&gt;,
Ocl
20
I
iri l»rrn |ma*.
tionlng Board for tha month
I .O N IM I K
Oct
7. •/»’• K m
iraocWr i f
"• ii g "f thru ah11■ hy t*ri
Rep. dUnkln (D -M ln l told thr
October; increase in salary for porml until Oct. 27. with thr nla. »■
in o fr I i r t h i h a v r lo r o r l r r u l l
• iiliiiiniirip* “ *i*i•• N| i • \| mi
of mrrting to he announrr«l later
Houae today .that Wendell Willkie
eupsrintrniirnl and olhsr em- according to 8 J Nla, arcrrlary
&lt;• •! in tu n n y t a**-- the* l.iM hy t h r (ie rm a n s, a t i n h o H l o v i
“ already M l brought more em1t.ll e|Mr t o thr uiotdCnra* nf g o ve rnm e nt aourre In lAOufon sa
barrmaament to the Allira by hia teyeci of the County Home; bar­
lie i d r n t l f It'd t h r v tc lln
.11*. k ttry hail lirfll fu n «*1 t*Hla&gt;
ing at night of Willy Av.
H r . and M n. I* T
Iloss will
wild atetemepU than any other
running west from thr air- attend the annual convention of 1 •imp inl«i lift*l nat* .pin kit as V ik t o r P o la c rk , s r n i t r t l of a
•In a preea conference.
Kraoo."
lid'1 •■Ivnifr.l
tn
I•11Ir t l v l t lr a
hoatile
to
th r
Ita lc l
to Hanford Avenue.
eehlent Roodevelt turned aalde
thr Klnrlda Chiropractors Asso
1 I r u t . ( 'o l. Jan llu h a te k , M . *
queetlona
concerning
Willkie'*
The Board also adopted a reso- elation to be held at thr |)rtr«d* lilt hi*.I
s . ft t u M l v . l u l l , . t . i f f r . l Mill » h r fo r m e r (*iecho-H lovak a rm ;
aUtemenU ou the need for e »eItlon to autboriia the City to Hotel in 8t. Petersburg. Thurs
(Ceotlnuea *ea Pipe Thresl
day. Krtday and Saturtlay
Thrv .. I* .%riel |Hr like arr aU&lt;» iipolnl and Jose ph K o c rna n. M . bol
gift
t« ahrll •h»K'knt Miltiah charged w ith h ig h tre a so n ; a|
will rrtum Sunday, according
tuhlrrn anil thr Unite** Mini*-* Joseph J u ro , 41. a c c usrtl o f a
Dr. Doaa.
t • |drn mkr.l to *U|'|'I) liM’.IMKi te m p tin g to re vive t h r t o n t im t
•nit t**ya." Ml* Martin added is| p a rty In t h r K a n p n itc rto
)NDON, OeL 7, 0 e &gt; -A B. B.
Mate Patrolman J. M. Kir li
tov• air a irrral moral* ale.
Imrg Wilt conduct r lamination- ‘h 1‘tnr
iihlri anti mn) Ire* mad* in on)
for .1riven llcenaea at from t Oo jnf.y i|r**ljf ri* anil of any milrrlaU
to k:00 o’clock Friday aftcrno&lt;m ii i rr*on may havr on hand They
at the Bbartffa office In Ih.- himul'l i*d» Iirmly •11trh**«I hy ma
WASHINGTON. Oct 7. (AV
«rk . end covering It with ilx Court llouta and from 7 no !•&gt; i hirif* to witnatand
c**n»lni»t
ocbca of muck end telling with UM P. M. at the County Jail polling AIm» nrnlril ib a supply Itadio talaphona aervira aero
Siberia
to Ruaala * t . authorlw
!$M&gt;. end planttag of *0 palm Next Turaday ba will br at h, nf |e«nir rlrvvr turtle neck iwrslr u « i ale* t o nek, magnolia and Court Houac between the hour* er* for mrn of the British N’avy." Turaday by the federal rommui
catlona commlaalon.
edar tree*.
, ;;
of 10:00 A. M. and 12:00 o'clock
M rs
M a rtin sla te d th a t th e re
The agency approved a apeel
’ The total coat o f Ibe project la noon, and in the evening at thr was a ve ry *oo&lt;| r e f p o n ir tu tho se permit for the American Tel
County Jail at from 7:00 to 0 « ) s p ir a ls , at the B u n d le * F o r H r*P. M.. County Judge R. W. Wen- tarn m eeting here F rid a y . Sh e phone and Telegraph company
radio telenhone tratll
added (hat ill a ll hei
t r ip
»ha ronluct
d a led.
"n t- v ri ia s any place a* e n th u * letween Diion, C alif, and Kh
barovak.
’ A giant, mala Rheiua monkey, sU iBtic in w * r w o rk •• S a n fo rd ."
wai preaented jreaterday to thr
Sanford to o by John Gentile, of
SIT Weal Concord Avenue, Or­ Jack Hickson. Jr.
TENNESSEE— Little . tempo,
la nd o, P w f c S u p e r i n t e n d e n t J a m r .
Has New Address lure chenge tonight. OEOItG
Moughton announced today, add­
end FLORIDA—Little temuet
ing that aInee the m w monkey
waa too large to bo placed on
Robert (Jock) Hlrkeon. J r , lure change tonight A LAB Ah
i f _i___r . i . __ i u l . j * . _
who haa been tnlnlng at Norfolk, —Continued moderately coot tl
V a, haa Juat bean aaalgned to the
llotplUl Corpa School at the Nor*
Talk Naval HoepHal and may be
eddmaed there In Claat No. T l,
Port .mouth, V*.
. _ . . .
. .*
•

Willkie Says China
Colonial Days End

Crack 30th Division
Moves Into BlandinR

ench Wanted Of
American Attacks

Fort M ellon Park Swimming Pool
Plans W ill Be Submitted T o W PA

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Twmrn
jV y r ^ f c r w e rs

The Sanford Herald

PAGE

Week
Fire Prevention Week has new meaning aa the nation
at last begins to realize the difficulty of replacing burned
out factories, gutted office buildings and flame destroyed
homes. It has Ijeen so easy In the past to collect the
Insurance and rebuild. Today y6u can still collect, but you
can’t rebuild. That ia, you can’t until after the war, and

.yj*

s o c ia l

Said E fficien t
I f Used A s Dust

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MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Sodety Editor

Mrs. White Elected
W. M. U. President

Social Calendar
STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
‘ NUR8 E R V
Open For Third Year
mttii.H me urmiciitnn tieraio. "Million* of persons are
working harder and longer hour*, and that make* for
fatigue nnd earclrssnesa. Tito tremendous speed-up of
Industrial output in all field* I* In,Itself a definite but un­
avoidable fire hazard.
’’It in necessary that every conceivable safeguard
against fires lie used. Every city should have It* fire
prevention ordinance nnd enforce It to' the letter. In our
own town hoUKohnldi-r* should be punished for remisitness
—allies (logged with things which would burn fiercely:'
allic stairways used for storage of combu*tlbies; gasoline
W E D N E S D A Y . O C T . 7 . 1 0 4 * t or kerosene kept on the porches or In can* In gnragr*.
"It Is n time for 4he exercise o f unusual care to pre­
BIBLE VERSE K IR TODAY j vent fires,
Many things lost in flamed now pro not re­
m ake you f re e .— Jo hn tt:X ’J .
J p iu C C llb le .
Conditions have changed from what they were
THIS IS THE FOUNDATION 1a y e a r a g o'•
. Always we should avoid waste, always prevent
DF A DEMOCRACY: But h« t h a t . w a s t e ; (rutt more
m ore so
now than ever."
so now
•
Is

g rra tr a t

nm nng

you

y o u r se rv a n t — M a lt.

*1h a ll

hr

410 Grandview Avc., Ro
Court. 0 A.M. wetff da)
may be applied in the form of 2*4 to kindergarten agi
dust or in bait. When rombina-j Enrollment limited. * .
uun

FRO K T

eicKatm6

—

Something To Worry About

2-1-1I

The recent announcement that under the new stablllzntlon decrees salary limitations will be placed upon the!
S25.00fl-a-yenr class turns out to be not quite ns bail as,
some of our $2/&gt;.fMlO-n-yenr renders at first assumed, it
; now seem* that n man has to earn at least $30,000 a year I
in order to be in the f£ r&gt;.000-a-year class.
Arcoriling to the Presidents order, the $23,000 limit
tloos not apply until after income taxes are paid nnd certain
other fixed costs like insurance payments hnvo been de­
ducted. In other words, n man could enjoy a salary of
430,000 a year and not bo affected by tho new salary
limitation at all, liecntisa nftcr paying $15,000 or $20,000
,in liicottio taxes and another $3,000 or $10,000 In Insurance
! premiums he would have less than $25,000 left for him|self anti hfs family anyway.
Then too. this salary limitation applies only to salaries.

October Dependent
Allotment Checks
Have Been Mailed

virntmcntN. However, the loan of $50,0
l&gt;e hih(t ,*(I nt |»y anyone in thin day o
liurgere, leant o f all bv ono who hun n
nn ntitrh company on the Ilooscvcltn do.

llon't give your roller skates
&lt;0 Ihe scrap collector. You'll need
them when your tirrs wear out.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
_________ Hr KUHKRI.L KAY

Unfort ilnately.
A m e n d tnrnl*
” i don't thump their manly chests,
(ear their lislr. nr bellow lo the
. multitudes from stump or plat
form. If they did. a Ini of folks
r |w. ul,I pay more attention to them,
f
I'nless an rlecMon Is preceded
. by a brass band, torchlight pro.
cession, fish fry, oratorical bomliAsla and cheraeraka, the average
elUien la unlmpreaard.
But .a s far as tha Individual
. I welfare and Interest o f th* avlerago clllien Is concerned, th*
xl qursUnn of the adoption or re*
r [ Jectlin of a contllluMonal amend. |pent can l&gt;e far more vital and
lljmportant than the matter of who
1 1holds this or that Office for a
. I abort Mine.
I le t ’s consider
the
gas-tax
amendment which will appear at
„ I No. I on your November ballot,
a I This is not a two or four-year |le„ clsion, hut effects the question of

liritish Sailor I)ieH
(From ( i Iqhh Of Iicer
NEW

ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct T (Spe­
cial)
Approximately 270,000
check* totalling $19,(00.000
in
family allowance payment* to rliglide relative* and dependent* of
•oldier*. are now being mailed in
continental United State* the War
!&gt;epartinent
announce!
today
through
headquarter*
Fourth
Rcrvlce ( Vnmtnnd. Tb« y gu In
point*
over the entire United
State*
The number of check* i* almut
twice the number malbd in 8e|»tender and the mailing it e ft»ecte.l to \ft fomplete«f Oct. 10.
Of them*. 135,30.1 art firat |Mifmrnt* authoriiaxl for Ortol»er. the
ramainder rrprvaenting the arcond regular monthly payments ami
a total of 400,000 rrlatvle* or
dependents of soldier* will benethe return of many cheeks which
art being held by the War De­
partment until eorretl addresses
are supplied. Those entitle,) to
family allowance payments are
urgad to report any chango of
address directly to the Allowance
and Allotment Braneh, !0th and
H Htreats, NE, Washington, D. C.
Under the Servicemen's De­
pendents Allowance Art c f 1942,
certain relatives and depehdent*
of entitled men in the four lower
grades of Ihe Army: privates
(seventh grade), privates first
flats (tilth grade), corporal and

YORK.

Oct. 7. b i t - A

l l vit *•Ii s a ilo r, who hail *u rv iv e d
a e v rra l l»«*ut* w ith IJ l***atR, walk
ed in to a New Y o rk bar am!
ordered m ( la * *
o f beer
He
d ra n k it
A t h o rt tim e la te r, h r
w a* g ro a n in g «n t h r f lo o r dnuble&lt;i
up In agony
A n ambulance took him to the
h o tp ita l. and th e re fo r *«*veral
h o u rs ilo r to r* and n u r i f i e xa m ­
ined him th o ro u g h ly . F in a lly they
dccidetl the ta ilo r* * Btom arh. ac
r u t t i m n l to llr it a ln 'a trp ld ale.
had l&gt;een knocked o u t l»y the icy

Infer

ami

w iui

m e,

Mona to ccntrol insects and di-l
aeaaea are Indicated, howrver, the
■pray i&gt; the only practical way
of applying them.
An abundant aunply of lime in­
sures enough of thia diluent ma­
terial for uee in duiti.
Pluoaflieatea, byproducts of the
ateel Industry, are plentiful, and
ahould b« used when possible in
baiti ts control Insects. Sodium
fluoilllcale, particularly, I* effec­
tive In controlling mole crickets.
Some of these materials may be
applied directly to the plant,.but
care ahould be exercised to pre­
vent burning. Mr. Wat*on rec­
ommend* (he use of fluosilicate,
instead of arscnlqal* whenever
the former will serve as well In
Insect eonfrol, aa the supplies of
arsenical*, while adequate for the
immediate future, are not assured
over a long period.
Pyre thrum and rotenone are off
the market now. and growers who'
have these materials will Hi well
lo use them with eare&gt;
The Experiment Station entom­
ologist urged farmers to he sure
that the insecticide Is the one that
will give most effective control
of the Insect pest which it troub­
ling their crons. ‘'Using an insec­
ticide which ta not Indicated fer
a certain pest It a waste of time,
money, and badly needed matedaI," he said.

Railroad Hns IliuRCHt
HufiincHs Since ‘Room’
NEW SMYRNA. (Vt 7. (FNSI
—The Florida Fa»t ('"M l Railway
is enjoying the gTrat«’*t iHttine**
since Ihr hectic day* of the
“ boom” , according to Supt IV L.
Gaddis.
The unusual heavy traffic for
this sea»Op of the year is mused
primarily by the war program ard
rratricticna on vehicular traffic
lt take* 8,000 man hmin ta
make an Amrriran puraull plane.

W ED N ESD A Y

THE BEST UI

FRIDAY

U n . S . C . D ic k r n o n w ill sop e rvise se w in g in the Red C ro s s
Room d u r in g the m o rn in g h o u rs .
T h e W o m a n ’s C lub, su p e rvise d

• LIQUORS •
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
BE

SURE

TO

t f ls n

WIEB0 LDT
STUDKk

.Sub-Deb Club Meetn
At (Irnntlmni Home
A c a ll m r r tln i* n f the Su b -D e b
c ljh w s r held laat ni$jht a t tho
home of Mibb A lm a G n n th a m .
M a rim b a
Aveifuc
Th r
m e eting
» n 4»|w n»*«l u i l ' t a S c rip tu re readInp and l l c |,nrd‘* P ra y e r in u n iMir*
I'la na w ere iil«cn»tw |
fo r
tS l
adoption o f a nrvt cl i | i ( r i o f tho
Su b Deb club n* th r S i f i n a l&gt;elta
t'h ». A f t e r d i* c u i* m ir in ita tio n o f
th r
n rw
m nnlke r* t h r
m e e tin g
w a r a d jto iin rd
T h o » r m r r li n i r vkilh M i* * G raniHam w r r r
ll - M in n
M ild re d
A ltm a n . H e tty K in * . R u th H ttn a trom . M a rjo rie June*. C a th e rin e
Ilr y a n t. I V k it v M ayer. J «a n H a r ­
per. D o r i* F n tim tn ir e r . A n n S tin e .
M a ry R a b u rn . I.n i* S a tc h e r ami
hldiith I.*)vrjo &gt;

Alnthean C’ Iush H uh
Covered Diah Supper
If It's op ta Tommy Murphy, 9ytar-old son of Yankra piuher
Johnny Murphy, and • lot af othsr
kids, dafrnsa workers will hart their
loll quota of sleep. Tommy is •
member of the Quirt Patrol of tho
Just Kids Safety Clob, pledged ta
proteet the sleep ef defense work,
on . Ha Is shown tasking up | |lgr1
on a worksr’a dear asking passers.
. .
by to remain quiet * .^ * '1

.

. m a in t fC .x Ir a J p T iiJ

t
•
'

...You can
spot it every time

'
,

O D O a special k in d o f service takes that extra k
th in e. C oca -C ola d oes a sp ecia l service to (h in t
because it has (hat extra som eth in g, too. M o re thaVl
just q u en ch in g thirst, Ice-cold C oca -C ola brin gs
J
cncnn'-K iving refreshm ent tliat you feel . . . a n d M
e n jo y .
'
.r fjfl
*
A n d C oca-C ola brine* You the dellclou tn ets o f its ' A
clean , exciting taste, A fin ish ed art In lit m a k in g . A
b le n d * sp e cia l, w h o le s o m e fla v o r -cts e n ce * to
m erge all d ie oth er in gredien ts in to a u n iq u e • S f J §
taste all h t o w n ; N o o n e c a n cjupllcate It,
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.

T

be changed, increaard or decreas­
ed by each iegtaUtvra, It reprraenta an unaatkfactory and unstabla condilien, whenwa 1/ aoch
payments ar* etahllised and the
entire Indebtedness definitely pro­
vided /o r «m the two-eent basis
for a KO-ytar period, both M ipayer* and Ixmdholdera will bene­
TALLAHAMEEToct, T. (FNS)
fit while the state's financial — Returning from Kansas City,
structure
w ill. be
materially where he represented Florida at
an ICC haarlng. Governor 8pea­
se rd Holland said; " Florid* mad*
a very good case in h a ’ appeal
for the removal o f th* IB perchnt
added charge mad* an freight
ahlpment* to thin state** Jrrry W. Carter, coalm an of
th* Klcrlda Railroad Commission,
supported hy four rain experts,
presented Impressive fart* and
figures t o . sestala Florida** plan.
Carter hat mad* an exhauatlve
stndjr e f th* rate pre^mn as it
effects Florida, and went to the
hearing with fala case} well and

Florida Might! Drop
Added Freight Rate

.

To think of refreahment ta to think o f les
cold Coca-Co La. Its quality, taste nnd re­
freshing gnodnese Kt This original drink;'
■part from all others.
It's natural for popular name* to acquire friend,
ly ahbeevtetioaa. Thai** why rea bcae CocaCatf
called Coke. Coca-Cola a**l Coh# mean the asms
th in g... the real thing. . . 1"a slagl* thine cusafaJ

county has mi
election notice
every paper ha
fall and tempi*
Should fitrtE
dtaired, It will

A rovrrrd diah .upprr was enin&gt;ml liv llu- mrini^rs nf ihe A la thrnn n » . s t f th* First Baptist
C l urr'i, Tuesdsy evening in the
rhurch anno*, will, 27 memlier*
i-TTsmt. Fur the ilevntional, Mrs.
Voile Williams rtinse as hrr sub
Jevt, “ F'allowthlp".
Thg bjsines* meeting was eonduetevl bv the new president. Mrs.
Murray Jarvis, after whltt tha
guest* were invitrsl to meet with
Mr*. Pearl Mansell at the Gilbert
Hotel In November at whirh Mm#
a whHa elephant sale will ha held.

G eorge C ro s s

uf

Jackson

Vila Is v i s i t i u r h e r p a re n ts.
ami M rs . I I . J . Le hm a n

Mr

M rs . A ddle W a re o f Sh e lb y , N .
C . is v is it in g h e r n e ic r, M rs . W .
L . W r ig h t , flOA P a lm e tto Avenue.
D r. and M rs . J . N . R ob so n, o f
H o lly w o o d , s H e n d n I the fu n e ra l
today e f D r C . M . M itc h e ll.

HOLLYWOOD
lit

i Cent In.,&lt;4 I rnn. P t 0 . On .i
« -»l,n d t a i l s rn in g r e g « in ti, .n , In
th r
S a n fo rd
A ir p o r t ,
p t- v t&lt; lii.«
np p m va l
f a r th i» caul I l„
ip tn n il fro m the R a l l r - i . l t nnt
m i«&lt;ton
A p p ru ra la lio i,
. ( th r
191.’ l a t a s s r o m e n t r I,
p ,r
•enti-d b y T a x A s s e s s ,-r S .,n fn r- I
F.
D o u d n ty .
» at
g iv .u
%)•,«’
approved
w r r r n o ta ry l-»n,|,
fo r
M f»« B e * s ir (’ Za c h a ry -«n.| l U t p 'i
II f o n t .
C le rk e
wen- A ppo int, *1 ,t. n,
• p rv tn rs f o r (he ip e c ia l p rim a ry

1 ( M IN S

I'Milmbl« i.

-U&gt;ur-At:

Refreshments were serve,! by
the hostess, assisted by Mr*.
Beecher lo the following; Mrs
George E. Z.lrmer, Mr*. J. E. MeAlexander. Mra. R. L. While, Mrs.
C . T. Powell. Mr*. J. A . Varn.
Mrs. Hattie Tate Coursey, Rev.
George E. Zlemer, Mr*. J. N
Burdick. Mr*. *A. M. Walker, Mrs
Elisabeth Rertleson, Mr*. A. J
Walker, Mra. W. H. Beecher and
Mr*. B. Rtvrr*.

T h r f ir s t
general m e e tin g o f
the S a n fo rd G arden C lo b w ill be
held un F rid a y m o rn in g a t 10.00
aVIuek s i the P a ris h H o u se
at
w hich Garden C lub m e m b er* w ill
receive in fo rm a tio n on
th e
p a rt
e l j h i Ih n iu g t m il the n a tio n w ill
plav in the w a r e ffo rt.
T h r na tio n a l a sso c ia tio n is de­
m anding n f r l t i h m em ber* k ll over
M e c o u n try th a t they p u l f o r th
a special e f f o r t in c re a tin g
de­
fe nse gardens.
A
panel
d ia tu ssio n ,
"G arde n
C lub s in W a r T i m e " w i l l I k - con­
ducted by M r» . K n d o r C u rle tt, in ­
c luding V ic to ry
G ard ens,
"C o ­
o peration W i t h O th e r A g e n c ie s",
"G ro w in g
H e r b s ,"
"W *
Need
F lo w e rs ,
and “ Hom e M o ra le ".

NEW ARRIVALS

M rs . C . C t 's r t w r i g h l and M r* .
B i l l J lo x h y n f Daytona Reach »rp
tS e i u r * t » o f M r. and M r* . W II
F u q u a y At t h r IV tla k a A p t*

A n n A y a r* ami I t m
A y rra in
M r*
D a ity L e w i* . r h •Ml IIM Il i f
lory.** »»»•••! e xc iting o f t h r • c rir«
Hom e .Service C o n im tltie ..( ih,tu rrs i In »It# ea«t
Sh o o in i' at t)
Sem inole C o u n ty C h a p !- , ,-f the
M r* F
II Sm ock
t«
leaving Re.I C ro s s , announced I • m .ir ii
F rid a y tu jo in he r hu t im id w ho i« inx th a t n course w i l l *»■ uive n
■ta li one* I w ith the
A rm y
A i r b&gt; M ra . C . K . C a rte r ‘•o lln m c
li)»rie n c and C are n f tL&lt; Sic k nt
f o r t e ban&lt;| « t Ito ra R a to n .
the
S a n fo rd * G ra m m a r
S r h ol.
T hf«4» r l a o r * w ill l i f h« l&gt;l inc h
Tu s'td a y and T h u r n la y fr*» m j 00
IVM to 4 :0 0 P M / t h « * f i t « t d an*
A i r j f t t a r t i n g Oct. 1,1.
T h e t« %« U m k:
^ III
l»c ava ilab le
nt
ih*
f ir a t
arret in ^ .
A lb e rt
Dadd
D ro w n . * h o t*
\|| p rr* o n « in tc rrA fe d
• in k mu'
•ta tio n n l n t t h r
N rw
O r lr a n t th i* r o u r * f » r v R s k n l 1 r • y t«trv
N aval T r a in in g S ta tio n . *4|uatlroii at the in it ia l in e rtin g .
n . i* v p e n riin r 10 day* h r r r w ith
h i t in n th r r . M r*. W . K F m ith
M r . J H tfy r le k h a . rrtu rn c &lt;
frt»m W * * h in v to n .
D. &lt;
» h rr
•h r v tp iln l h r r tia u rV lrr- *
Mr*
J
F
F m ith nm l M r*
W in n f ir li
Hatch

iiA m

E m r * t &gt;1 S o u th w a rd , who lm*
h r r n v i* itin $ r h i* w ife nnd par
r n t * ft«r somt- tim e , hn* r r t u r n r d
to t h r G n a t l u k r * N a va l T r a jn
in$r S ta tio n w h rr * h r i* n ho*
p ita l a p p rrn tic r

Ill t \\ Ml IIO.M H
\M&gt; S T A M P S

n im iD A V

r« .
J

II. A t ’m n a ro n *
M a rth a H lr tn r &lt; •
Fd nr
C nw an
II«*U *rt C o w in
II mI r M V n » M u '
M r» l i r o r g r
M r* II y W h l t r *

lo r llr v n n
( Ir a n ii u n
nf
m v lllr , \
« S h l* a v*r*
Jnion n iN -n ito r at the M a n o r
l* v i « i t i i t f h i t | m rrn t«, ll r »
lr * . \
| | O r a n t li.T iii ff»r u

I 'l l A SM

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Del

Ammmy !•’»&lt;» Aidiirn of t&gt;
• bo tkirncsl out to # a v r »
I (»rv« %|, A f i u n .I rrc&lt;»|ii
folic •* | | rh o *r «lr I V '
l*n«m lrnN T l u l » l l r
lat
I I mm «l i b * i ih ittn 'li t»«*r H »l
tss-li*' • » in An
I '•••*||?* 'ft bs-f (A t Moll.

l. i f ii t - C om m
\ ln n n rrt Lin c o ln
\l*r|r K l l * i h r ■kl|*|Hi t&gt;f the I '
S a iih m n rin r
u hu h ••*
lo rd in a t«i a \ »v \ com n tu n lq u r.
“ i* lo n r o \ rn lu r mol m u tl h r
n*n*idprr*| !*••!*'
T h r «nI* which
m a * I a m im ■!(• d ir
I • 1 bn.| a com*
iib mi n t o f • • i&gt; f t u r f * u fitl in rn .
T b i*
i*
nn
ffic m l
i **
N avy

A la , * » * t r r o f M r*
(*
M
M il
In ll
J "h
chr||, a nil b ro th e rs. W
H D a vr* Ire -h o m o
and T
I.
D a v it, o f I 'U n t C n$
m '• f » « t
i'
\V
M itc h e ll, if A d a ir* \ ilb
Ga
and M r*
R
M
R o p e r, o f!
A„
A tla n ta . Gu
b ro th e r nnd * i* t * r I ’M 2 I n
of Dr
(
M
M itc h e ll, a rriv e d !**•11 team
yeste rd ay t«• a lle n d h i* fu n e ra l * ‘m i­

Mr
nrul M rs
R a jin o n tl l.und
ou I •t announce t h r b irth o f a *on.
Raym ond. J r
October 1 at Ihe
F r m s ld L a u g h to n M e m o ria l ll«*«.
p ltil
^
-

Mr. and Mrs. Georg,- Haskins
announce thr Girth nf a daughter
on Oel. (1 at the Femald-Laughton
Memorial hospital.

A sure way nf d&lt; Ing an even
Job when you flour the chicken
before you fry it. is the paper
Pierre Esprit
Itadissnn
and
bag method. Put a little flour in Medan* Cournt 1‘irnrh explorers
the sack, add a couple pieces of were raid to lie t'n first white
rhlckrn. close thr bsg nnd shake. men to have set l-~-i within Min­
Just like grandmother used lo nesota.

sugar the doughnuts

DAILY m e n u s
M RM .

A LEX A N D ER

EVERY

G K O ItG l

~M KATLBifl ' IHNN ElT
Vitamin A I* found in bultrr,
enforced Bltrgsrioe, carrots, spin­
ach, hale and leloce.
Also In
ailQi, cheese and Ice cream.

TED D Y

M IN U T E

O

THn^FE1

TODAY iiad
THURSDAY

8o res (• It that your meals
ec*&gt;tala plenty of II
D m c Serving &gt; ar I
Te* Timbale*
Clews# Races
Drowned Tomato HIlevs
Enriched White Bread
Apple Butter

Frwit Tetloca I'ahtiag .
Coffee
Pe* Timas Ire (Meet Bahellletes)
I r a n . poo. tnuiSed)
,
1 cup soft treed crumb,

I teaspoon minced onion,

1-4 teaspoon sal*.
!-• faaarnoii papriir
l-&gt; teaspoon calery seed
3 egg*, beaten
I rwp Hot milk
&gt; t «hleepnone butter, melted
&gt; Mix lagredleet* tad heat slow­
ly I talawlOi Poor Into buMered
ruitard trap* or timbsle pan*.
Ihths 25 minute* In pan a r Hot
water la moderate oven.
Lot
eland la Hot water I asuates a f­
ter removal from even. Cerefally,
unmold oat* Heated pteltefs and'
Surround with chseae aaarw *ftd

SCOOP! NKW
FALL HliOUSKS
Tor t'vpry Sin
Cltts.-dcs!
Drt'H-sy Ty)M-K'

Glowing Cnlur-,

LOVELY MIRRORS
Juat received * &gt; r t r ablp•^MTliof bpaullfulf polished
W lU l-u W f,

WWW SOS'(Warn, lilnln

, „|7.S0 to W1.00

Matched Up

Feature V

‘ AccessoricH
Your first Fall acre,
SOrise , , , matched In
plaiting new colors, nig.
pouchy handling, rlaoi.g lov es
.all perfectly
matched to add spies to
your Fall ensemble.

..

kin Gloves
Gloves.....
P

I K &gt;11111N

Hnont lio%* in
m an}
•
u •r a« n im i^
lin t l i r n - •

c h a irm a n ;
o rpha nage
M rs . I I
II She ldo n le ft y e s te r­
R . Beech- day f o r W in te r P a rk to spend

Carden Club To Have
First Fall Meetinu

N I C K ’S
Package Stfre

Three imrlraits
of your baby in
a panel— #
Ready for
framing-

M rs .

W . M.
U.
of
F i r s t B a p tis t
C h u rc h w i l l prese nt a p la y e n­
title d " L o v e E v e r G iv e s * a t th *
churc h a t 8 :0 0 P . M .
TH U R S D A Y
Th e
re g u la r
m o n th ly
board
m e e tin g o f the Se m ino le C o u n ty
C h a p te r o f A m erica n Red C r o n
w i l l ta k e place a t 1 0 :0 0 A .M . a t
th e B e d C rc »» Room on F i r s t
S tre e t
M r* . M in n ie Jones w i l l have
charge o f se w ing In th e R e d C ro a t |
Room d u r in g the a fte rn o o n .
Th e
Se m ln o la R rh c k a h Lodge
4S w i l l have ita re g u la r m e eting
in the I . O. O. F
lla ll a t S :0 0

P.M.
IF TOUR TASTE DEMAN»

Telephone MS

Canning Kitchens
W iirR em alh Open
Until Novem ber 1

SUITS 0 0

EVERYWHERE

THIS FALL!
To purlit-n—lo dunce*— Rut definitely!
You’d feel well groomed anywhere in
one of these.
Impccrnbiy tailored.

i

a

�Feds H ave Tough W orkouts,
Getting Ready T o M eet Daytona
Friday night. Semino* 1 Hick
School1. lolball aquad will play
Daytona Hooch hare.
■ .So tko Celery KeJi have been
pattO through aomo pretty otlf&lt;
’
afternoon worko/t. lately. la a*.
Saturday Oltarnoor inrlinlrd. at
eorotn* to Aa.l.Uni Coach Dick
- , MiLaulln, who hoe be»-i directing
COItAI GABLES, Oci. 7, —
Jn ' tkem daring lha ab*r,«&lt;- ot Coarn
Lraard McLucas, **h &gt; I. in Jack­ 'KptrlaD—Two ol the netlon’.
younger
jnlvereltiea engage tn
sonville undergoing l.w lm n u for
what I. the longest conseeuti.o
aa oyo Inftction
Coach Mctaulin tteleil that hi .erie. for both when the football
had been lining th i llr.t nod ii.m i representing Dnlver.lt) oi
aeeond strin. outfit., known a. Miami am* llnDvraity of Tampa
Ike A and D squad. agaln.t r»c i ile.h in the Orange llowl Halur.Btbor, and giving the hoy. x.ir. i dev afternoon. On. LC
Sll.mi wa. urganfsed in 11124
ran! p i.U u .l i.perianee 1.1 ehaiv
‘ Ian. vaetlng and lormetior u '» . • end Tampa a (aw yeara later,
fhler
loolliall tram, have lern
.
Uta under real g*in» condltloi...
the/
•,JA nen b -cl prt-apec' who ms" ii.i cling tinea HISS when
’ "/'b e Introduced in ll.i gome F ilin / played a .coreleaa tie. Tainpa col
an
early
c
igr
in
the
aerie.,
win­
' ■ • Ot tiling it lluik Kali e ilk. I&gt;
fait iteupin. tail from Kentutkv ning Dim and tying two but H'.
i
l « l k Mel-aulln .aid, adding f i i t | etui ha. iiikcu Ilia la.t four lu
ol) i t . boy. 0|&gt;l«ar to Im* in *m*.l I Irkd 4-11 wil i two tie..
4. •&lt; fCnriUofie and i:.dicati(*i&gt; •!•&gt; *mi* | Holt tram, iorl heavily to th.'
EiO.i'lSgp Will give il.r liov. from tli-,. iin o -l .en leva but both did a
| I'ofMl |&lt;.h ol n building. Tan.M.
' ^ J f**t 0 good hard lialtli
. . itul to !i-»e by an even great,JTu. The problem lineup will lx- an
» i gin tli«*n the 46-6 aeon, gi
W M ir c m Utei. Ci.ech hirtaughii”
l*».i l ly h u ll I ' . o im U 2«L0 and tha
‘ S
m . but in-llratlon. ar&lt; Diet I
'
l
i
t
e
r
s h-d t * c tk h In on tw o bnJ
e ® lll be the asa* a. I.al

Tampa U, Miami U.
Young Colleges, To
C l a s h Saturday

,

L .
V
s

S t LoOlS CARDlriALfVTCriSR.

tauta A. Foulon of Flo.no* Aires,
winner of on International Institute
&gt;f Education acholarehip, la shown
m hi. arrival in Miami, Fla. 11*
mmediately left for fowa Ruts
Jnivenity where ha will study ag­
ricultural economics.
(CeaTral Petti)

A Jap bomb haan1! kept Bargt
Tarhnldau G. T. Davla
iro n g * v
U in

tlag back »t tha aooay. A fter
spending alo* montha la hospitals
stretching from Maalla to aa or**y
bare la tko U . S , the sorgvast, who
•UU walk* with • limp from kl*
wound, I* doing kl* fighting agaln.t
th. Axl* by servicing Mg bomber*
at Ik* ■ nay'* largest multi-metered
flying school la Taxaa.
(Central Free*J

uml m « c « t* / fu m b U to gM n
it s v lU o ry m a rg in . A o rra p p y llna
t»ml t S • l u i f i ' i t g o f I'a u l n t r . 'j b
f o r Tamf*ie mude the game »nt c r r ^ t li k*
M ia m i
w ith 11
of t U
1V41
a o p lo m o rra and Ju n io r* now If.
JACKSONVILLE. Oct 7 (A h- th&lt; a rn ric f. lu m h lrd Ita c lt l..t»
All Mftiad member* will !*r g.v.n d f i r n t M gw liiit J u rk a o n v lll* N aval
• chance to tec action in the n o t A l l N ta tio r 14-0 M ia m i u in b k d
two game, titled by the Jackson­ urwp on the J a e goal line and
ville Naval Air station. Lw-ut. a tm n on I t n t dow n on the Jo»
Mobba Adama. grid roach, hull I. 7. I*rui,ig the U 1! both tim e s In
■ratad Tueadtj.
the th iid ik - .I ih J ^ Ja i b e rk , a ' h »
On Sunday spericr Field .. Led iia rew, a tackle, and « m
Moultrie. (jl. rnmn hen ai «• *.»• M od a. •• | iu / . g r j l L c d a f ly fi* otha following Sunday the Flier i M r l y t,i« Miami beak who
meat Danleld Field of Agu.ta
. . i n and K i u d
fro n . th r
Oa., al»n on home .ruorul.
•# T v
fuiM i ta lly tam e a f U r ;*
Freeing Iho .hnw.n,
la* h li' i .1 [ m bs was in lc ic e tro v
Via Fu.ia, iou ('ampbr'l and Hill I I.
r M in n . 17.
Ptart In laat week', v t- f t r y o v .i
M um i hui
in (»i:a n l
W llS iin
t i k ^ U n l v t r . I ly o f M k im i, P m r h l i m n o f V M irie n . O. • •cnaat*on
said:
a guard, and
In
George
Gag*
"There m m w r r r pi|*. In l l f l r l l l m n ii of Je a n e tte , I'a . and A l ' r t J
t r n i u n and I h t y &lt;11*. ^ n.’ililc lob. A d lr t ni ftry l H ank. N
J
two
Agilnit flfxn.p and Him *1 t*l?M Micat ta rk lra
Th e
teem
la i
1 | U n to ro rtin w p g lv i.i* •.
r f r n I !o* t&gt; mi good L a rk fU Id m a te ria l
a chance. 7 , m.v ;*v
H I t«*» **n*l w ill go to to w n In games
good boys this vnt
I'
m i.n r Hob 1h»u■!L i o f lire a le y ,
i '•* \ a the tea.*.'* l»eMt back, w ill
11* r«ady fo r T a n ,* i a fte r m iffin g
Man In
A m e tira ’a
flg lt in v
f a r k t i 'r i y ll l r ga&gt;.H
1 I m* Ml
forcti get alkout .1.7 rggt a m onth l i
i **-ar»u u iM D trr* * a fin&lt; |mnt» r
Iti A I hM u.dli' oi H a ie lio n
f'a.
I H r g k ff yrs| IN y a I its f lo i . i thd

KILLED DY PHOPELLOIt
MIAMI. Oct 7. (AV—William •
M llugbc. SJ-year-oW »'"JP ' ' ' ,'
m an. w a . k ille d Tu e s d a y when h -

Jax Navy Team Plant*
To Use All Reserves

Pictured are Frederick J. Man*, of Jrooklru, N. T , farmar vtco-con.ul
it Osaka, Japan, m 4 kit bride. Virginia Fogarty, f t Akron, Ohio. Sh*
* u on* of too fiv* bovy nuram n p tin d by tha, Jtpo on Guam. Th*
roupU mrt ond wore married on board tko 1mm Mara while tn rout*
from Yokobaauk to Lourenco Marque* to bo exchanged for Jap diplo­
mat#. Tkla pletare la tko Brat radiophoto to bo transmitted from
Um Leopoldville. capital of tko Belgian Congo, to New York City.
&gt; aaa a O »
fC e .lr .irr r..&gt;

Sr. Looir c a « cxcjalCATCNSft
— ■ Tri » 7 COM Birig

to

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some

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a ll la x a tiv e *

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sa line,

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|u fh r
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■
|»fal»«*l tt»*a Iri! Ult ••f I te a* -f Ira
|*r MVI*. »• h rrru t* ..fi * h r dr&lt;&gt;|&gt;|-.|
InlM a glnpa *»f » I iip ah'! dfatik n
Hh»- a * uM hardlp I n k * &lt;f&gt;Mir tin
had 'h r
* u f f r f r*| af (a f- ra l'tia |a»»w
l h t ' * r ' M hr* a ir
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mil
•lf*rt|*-rh »»r I l i r r r |i«lfi« Ifltlla * •! •• •
ya*
la tii*
Vi* a r lliu rn ,
l.u ffn n
o» not t l''ft I-1*.a l lur.l o l li r r
n-f i
lla .'tr i -an*..I ,,p r t i . i i mi t.1 .h -*,|
•f ) ItllfM t ;* I A J l r lent III I I f
To lalo f • f t . tit. »••*! i l i u t d i t l
V i'*
d'tor rtutol t a.ft \|It r-w- lag r r l . l l n 1-

"n.

J var**% t* l*i tM iin u
■ta t la t lfu as .( Ix irr*
v r i (h i IfOAe- l l l l l
I l f w y III! ba flu v* , If*

Hawaii llaa Shortage
Of Alcoholic Liquid

e m o llie n t.

Ann. Yee, p u re ly h r r l u il
gentle but tlw iru u c

directions are
. Draught has
' 'all over th* ~

H O N O LU LU
Oc. 7
U ifollowed
fllark I m * lif|uoi »hi|irne nt« t r i kl In
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I . J, i I e lf ho ur 1 ' i n r
b j i l i n i I —•
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I* In r» •r a o n t l r r Ion*.' dry

Shown dlaplaylng an «i)targad
L u o p lir/ &lt;ii
lo u ilM in ry .
n mI plaque of tha U. 8. Maritime Comml.alon't Merit Award button la
f'ro lc h a i r u* tally r i h i u a u i l i m
LaVonn* Andrvwa, an employe ef
(•M gefarnl rie-t * *»an(B
b »*«*
to
i *i*i runner u, limit in lit* lu* tha California Shipbuilding Coat• m n lia tr fu tu .a u rilr« * u n « * ie d o i pany tn I-os Angola*. IaVonne la
• lu.ee. tu t f t ' u*t u r m rrc h i,n ti* :« r
eat of thooaanda of worker* at tkt
i l l i&gt; f b f U t it H a w a ii t i l l ihb yarda proudly wearing the merit
w t i t r o u t til ( h r U n ite d M a t t *
award button given them far thalr
t! October.
good work which hat retuiled In tha
Kvtn rum ■»•«! gin. favortJ for launching of Meonty-threo Liberty
tnr long, coo' drink* of tlie troi»- ■klpa In the company'a Brat year
Ice. ere dl*j»»pe*ring and i*II In
cl aparalion.
Hit. Hawaii may he rdgln* In* •
(C e n tre ! Proa* J
annO er dry .7 * like (he 7H d.inl
.* a daya a/Ui Pearl Harbor.

THfc COOLEST SPOT
,

IN TOW N—

Two bl,t
of food

fana and Iota
tooling drinka

BILL'S PACKAGE
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A c tin g C h ie f s f D etective* o f E L
Ix ju i., H a , J e r ry O 'C o nnell, an­
nounced th a t R o b e rt S m ith N a .h ,
27, h a . adm itted d riv in g the harked
hodie. o f h i . p a re n t., C h a rle . A .
N a th (a b o ve ), M , and E l r a r o r M,
N a .h , 49, fro m h i t hom * In S L
IoiuIv to a p o in t t ig h t m ile , n o rth
of M p rin g fl.ld , III. Yo ung N a th da­
rned any knowledge of how they
• e l . .la in . T h * .la in man waa an
a ttorney and group c h ie f o f the 8 L
Ix m l. nrtWa o f the B u re a u o f In ­
te rn a l Revenue. T h i s la a phonephoto.
t(Central Prill)

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lire wa. patented In England In
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The Bank of Nertb America
waa tha firat bank catabliahad In
America, In I7H2.
Boffln'o Day waa dlacovorod by
William Baffin, on Engllehman,
In 1618.

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mala m in o r child o f . M a ry H a r­
r i s . h r tk o name o f A l l . * M atter

Every Wednesday
Night
KNoWLTON-8 ORCHESTRA

We are alto
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dancing
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lated rountrle* Jn 'lb# wei

By PAUL ROBINSON

-AN 07W SIS7H B

)| • place Arrow Aluminum
4M.35 Bauer Radio Service.

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COLD WAVE

ETTA KETT

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I *1 " I **•• Mini ■I ' •K l l VI •• *
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Mambar&gt; of tk* Boy*' Clnba of Auterim, which uumbar about 100.000
youngtUre, or* forming aalrar* corps *11 ever th* .Ountrv that w ill
cover art routes on • weakly acbodote to pick up *11 klnda *f serapand
thoa aid hi th* war afferL Th* salvsgt corps *1 th* Klpa Bay Boy.'
Club, U New York City, la shawa bringing la tk* Bret load *f scrap aa
tk* uatianwtd* d»Jv* gate under way.
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Gold Mining Will Be
Halted For Duration

Andrew Carnegie aUrted In the
Ot*.* mulnaaa at Beotia, Pcnnayl-

Wktn cooking
a meal out­
door* Uka along a pair o f aabet'
toa glove, to protect tha hand*
whan cooking over tha camp fir*.

galled Kentucky saddle
WT*I with flax man* WANTED -— Woman to earn
I, I year* old. lody
QUICK CASH. 8*11 Guild EM­
BOSSED Chriatma* Card* &gt;•
fnr 11.00 with enstomor'a name
Imprinted FREE. No u p orl.
aaco nocoaaary. • other beau­
tiful aaiortmants. You make
up to i# o r. PROFIT wqrkbw
full or part Dm*. For fr**
•ample* write to Tb* Curd
Qulld 110 DW Wtel fin d BL

Chariot (Bltekla) Saaboni (lefty,
rarpantar teaman, U ralatlog tha
botnMng of bit tblp oa IU return
from Murmansk, Run)*, to Mother
Roper (known aa tha traditional
mother to oil merchant teaman) at
the dedication of tha Andrew Furuaath auk la New York. Tbit li the
Bret clobhouae for aa.fartra to b.
opened by tha United Stamen'.
Servlet, Inc.
t
(Central Preei)

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WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. tAi The War Production Board de­
cided Tueaday U order aH guM
mining holtcet In
the
IJnltn'
Btitee to make the miner, and
m m . of th. equipment avallaLL
lo tha non-rerrou. matol mini",
for more vital war production.
TFa move bod bvar cui.ltmPtotod for aomo time and n
V&gt; P71 .poke.man, doclining vu be
quoted oy noma, roportad u u t th-*
board finally Joe Idad at lu re.
rular meeting Tuaaday io Ukc

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H la le a .

AD klnda of plinta now ready
K to t
your
Victory
Garden,
i? Cbarlcaton Wakefield and Co:. . ponhagtn Cabbage,
Chine..
Cabbago, Ga. Coll.rd., tomaloaa.
' Lettuce, Onion*, Broccoli, Peppara, Eggplant, licet.. J W.
- Boll, Lake Monroe, Phone IS.

K e .e a rc h e . o f the D e p a rtn te n '
o f A g ric u ltu re .h o w the peel o f
an apple ha» more v itim ln C than
tire fle * h . anrl th a t the “ rn « v - §
.M e h a . m ore v ita m in C than th
" ih a d y " rid e .

Could ('Irupafra Drink n I’carl
with Stomach Hirer I’alnnT

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Questions and make a . -......
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good laxative choice li/'C,

T h e f i r e t p ra c tic a l ty p e w rite r §
te a . inve nte d in IH 0 7 in M ilw a u
ke*.

Th e
In te rn a tio n a l
meat tra .lr
began w ith
the e a |w rta lio n &gt; f
tin n e d o r cannrd Ircef fro m A u» x
tra lia .

MACE.

Fiiesr ffutmtcir a*trta/
IN World 3K* i «

uatknl into the whirling propello,
t ( an airplane.

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VOLUME XXXIV.
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Established In 1908

SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1912

—

Member Anaorlnted I're-.-

NUMBER M.

A . F. Bombers Hit Hurt in Plane Crash Reds Claim Breaking O f Line;
Coast Bases;
Japs Evacuate Two Aleutians
S e r i o u s Supply1
nemy Planes
Hied

Nazi Gunmen Kill 15
More
N orw egians
► In B loody R e i g n
In S c a n d i n a v i a
*i
|ty Assaalsuc Wr*«,
Wilkest eoaflrmstloo from
h say ether aearce, a German
r broadcast quoted a parparted
Tahye dispatch that Japanese
Iro n pa had adeaaced against
stiff reelstxsaco aa Guadal­
canal la the Salomon Islands.

Troops

Face

,• Problem s In New
Guinea Mountains

Yoncaily Takes Hopper Academy
Top Honors At Leads S c h o o l s
Gun Club Shoot In 3ci ip Drive

Allenby And Williams C. R. Dawson Reports
.ro l at t h r h e e d -,
Follow In Second! Junior Armies T o n uIet r tvr th. i . i fd i,rlo
t h r K . a t t r r t i IV o frn M , *
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.
. ..
And Third Places' Be C o - o p e r a t i n g i Command of thi First
Army that*

" t e n p e r s o n * s n r k i l h s l nriil Hght®
! injuri^l
when
a
seaplane
with]
n» s i f o s i t l c r a s h - ]
I t h i r t y - s e v e n pi
Nrv* fmoitilmnd. *
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at
Hot
O n e nf I h r i n ju re d » » *
d \lI frrd 1
M i N i i v m fa it f* vel »f Neh r* .
• York
He i* a - n o c l s te ti &gt; -Ih lh * •
| J u d g e Ail vi hrs te ( i e r i e r s i '
.■ fflry, '

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claim s
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M u i.i .■ ]&gt;' ni* h o l d i n g th ri r

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Brown Says Cotton

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itunmu
1 11. ■ ir p id 1 r*d rerut t u n g l r d r
o i l MU of irrs (Mill rtf Hied l*j a I k u
■ r1m111 tore* i f **,litres! to t l h k il li n g
lie* I'tl* t-ire! Illrt'U' lh« n
Pike .redi )t 11" i no -ret luark rr1 1 re, | tore* in I h r l u r e «au* . w h e r e
••t it I
f f l l I*84t k to n r w ilr► 'I
.................. fit ri f H u rd o k T h i *
1 -'f f **■ r hn w *•%rer I n Hire r n 1. 1' mu III 1( 11(1 refimlnU | |MM (if thti
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til
i.riiii'd imck t h r re in ontj
u l ni ft r u s t to l h r N a f i s nf

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•mi nu'fi ■■1111 relight Lank'

i 1 ( t y 'll* [Utti'h ft urn t h r S t a l
igii' 4-1 fron t m i d t h r l i a t t l r w aa
t* rtdity
on rre**»iog
ui
ferurity.
.11 Mired if to*M
ia t hi ire th*- Irt't w r r k
•’ U 101 &lt;4all I red *'Mh io ireful'

(o'orgiii SrntenceM
Mlcgnl l.alior Hirer
MMIIh
N P Mil re .Ah
1. 1&lt;ul |l Kl redilirell, p|ralllrfll
iIih‘ '1 t »in Moulding
* .......... . MI -I-**
* 1rrd
f’rriidrn*
1 t**M ' I Mill
p 1•*( a*• 4 *•It VS I’ ll I I a i r m a n N rl au n
rend itt- Nrw J r r « c ) c i m g i r i i m i n
1 p r o l t c t li ii r l hr a r i c a t a m i f.HKW
f 1oi «d Ihat f i r m V r r p m r n l a t l v t
1 mi tf i' o iK ia f n r ■ o lin t in g la bo r.
M u v d AAeavri
r
ih*i rt&gt;
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m u n m «■ #r n l l o ( » r o r g t a lu h ir e
w i » r k r r t at [» fr v a il i n g w a g e s | 3 0

in

ftti wrrk

tor

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f**-i *oniir| M a n a g e r
H arold
G.
\V e a t o n fo l l o w e d to look o v e r t h f
i. p p l i c a n l a W e a v e r h*d c o n t a c t e d .
S e n t e n c i n g W e s to n in C o r d a l o ,
lire ] »,* •
m l i irelu
I
A|i •
•ire. lae t T u e s d a y , S u p e r i o r Judge
..•id t*d r . f » » «Tt% At 1 &lt;» T ( lo w e r qfiid the a c t i o n , t a k e n
• a11I* * *H lll'l} !»'„* 1*1
• ret*' re
under a erM nm-ueed (Je u rg la la w t
O ftltll
i -.&lt;*»• -1 *
l rethi i I biin
w a « t«&gt; p r o t e c t th e f a r m e r s In
rel reI t n o e p h i 'i . f *i 11&lt; . iu l tl ir n
thi it •r rt lu n ^aere l a b o r le i c i r t e
.111*1 lot *I Mi g o u t IH*- Midi v I'l UN I
(■ * »*-*f iilif i c f (w r it 1*m «r*d g i l l
.» » , - l l . i - |dsiU||*.| f..« rlit-m
|l II m I **4 *1 reI iN't I lire t ret llu- p l1r
rent i im c
in y »«i n g 10**11 *»hn
I a*%r* ii It'S'I at t hr* hum* All* rill to
t*&gt; 111** to m ti t }" '*
aririi'd
fofvr ■
1 rn o f I ' i r m l e f t l a t t m o n t h . In
WASHINGTON. Oct 8. (AT—
Th- Artlcultura Department totdd#*d
l' r r c t * r t | i n i t h e litnc h**&lt;tfi
Rev ■la, &lt;-stliiiatfd this year's cotton
l l a r i i r * a i m d l r r r t r » i lh** S a n f o r d trup st UAU.OOO balst based Ml
g r o u p t&lt;» t h r i n n n a i f o n thr Oct
1 conditions. This compares
g i r l " ' do r ii u t o r y . w h r r t.
a
fine with U.l&gt;28,000 bales forecast of
v i r w w a a a f f o r d e d o f th** hrnu* n month sgo and last year's pro­
tl ft il U» a c r e c a m p u s , Hi t e n , mo* duction of 13,10v,000 bslss.
i m1 vi
drem, b u i b l i n j p ,
and
nf
I,a kc
Ths condition o! ths crop on
Monroe,
Del. I was 80 porctnt of normal

Cotton Estimated At
13,818,000 B a l e s

os compiled to 1? percent a
month ago. This Indicated a yield
of 289.3 pounds acre.

WEATHER

FLORIDA — Shower* In the
lower and middle-exit coast this
aftomoon and tonight, slightly
roolsr In th* northeast portion to­ posed
night, moderate wind cm th* co«sL tionxi
o o w ? ww.

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Mine Workers Will
Withdraw From CIO

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( ily Commission
Race In Croup l!

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li'trd • fficially

CITY BRIEFS

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leto., fM(r&gt;1 refi­,t n r n m | i a n y o f
1 *«|«d reuJ I'l H u e e la n p l a n t * .
t o nnil t*loii1i *■
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h rI r t h a t
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| Sinking Of Two
Plane Carriers

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of
Stalin grad
h.td I** mi •(•11f into two parti
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.urnhdreled
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(irrmmrt
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• u. i . u mrnt v»re* e t e e u t e d In lh»
•ilia it» ,d H ilm U which the tie r"i*vt*l at fl a y s a g o h ad
|.« » o . toil mi **! in ih e e n v e l o p i n g
niiit ** thr -it*- o f
the
trapped
S n ii i t o n l i n g r u i
w a*
n o t ill %-

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fu r
tP(
Btatr^, nrni Rrel|ih t
Of three cases, 5fl were sqs
A unique ayaesm o f b e * iri&gt; w ii« 1’ nited
Trcndhelm-Moeloen railway end
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redin d v h n H i i i i i . third D I- f. i
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p re s kl e rt i
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that work on tha narai base was pielous of pulmlnary tuberculosis, ra tin g * to tha C iilid ra n In i»&lt;. \Flanders,
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suspended when a power station 82 were of enlarged hearts nr p o rtio n to the a m o u n t o f
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let Tsnnrsm was dynamited.
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lesser pathological conditions, h«- S t ok a*. an added Ince ntive fo r
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t * . i. a • In ' a|
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in
th Df. Dame recommended that ell I a p riv a te , f ir a t
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A 1 '(x
rig it
i \re » t
1-M‘Ut H x •b u t
of the 64 esses and suspicious J u n io r A rm v , a p u ^ il rnu#t lunik*
1m m « *i ( f
Hlanb *4* * l W'lfuii I n f f i i f f o f I hr
cases, when notified of their con in 50 pounds o f m e ta l; J&lt;u « *.■
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300 p o unds) f o r d ia im '
tm U y.
ndding (h at
Ri'ciirid
a n d - y|
ply to their local doetore. In or­ aergeant,
Ml
tlo n aa a second H a ute na nt MW
th ir d c l Jin* irettng* a r e u p r n f*u 1
der that a larger x-ray may lie1ro u n d s ; and f o r th e h ig h e s t ra t
Imfnrdtotr
riiiiatm eflt
and
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token to dkgnoaa more fully each I Ing, aa first
lleptensnt,
TnO
qu o l a i ' nn II in Ited
Even music J i wanted in UncU
pounds. In addition, l l i s s H to k ra
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Bam'a Army, R. E. Kipp reveslad
“The purpose we had In taklne n 'i*o rte d th a t pupils w ere b rin g
ihls rooming after receiving a all these small x-ray pictures." ing In In fo rm a tio n aa to t h r lu i V re« a s a i l o r ntk iar d t h r A ' n n i 1 m u s t p u s » n i p u i h f y i n g n a m i n ' i lx
tl o n w 11 h Mn « i r r Ngr m a r k n f | *nd
# letter from PEC
F.
Harrison
f a r r l r r Y n r k lo w n when
it
**n
aald Dr. Dame, "was to screen o t l o n o f heavy scrap.
7 6 »r
iugin r
while
a p p l l r a i i l 6 i niul
j Mink l y t h r J g p * il u bur th r
Hmoak who Is stationed at Bora
out all those who needed an x-ray.
fo r ll i i r d i la** m u s t p a " a | n l ( h i
;ll&lt; of M l d w « )
i j f r w An
rn lh Raton. Mr. Bmoak la now with Since large x-rays coat consider-1
w i t h rert re ir i H g i m a r k o f hd, hr i hi*
• it'tii
w i l d l y f h r e r l n g r»'-*[ei».*i
Iha third A m y Air Korea Band ably more than the small ones.'
&lt; In
v ti e r 1,8 •ppvarv'd tl I n n u . &lt;-, e x p l a i Dei I
as a ' Baaa Mayer.
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A n d &lt;‘6&gt;Mlbilling, t h r i b ' U t r r i a n t k
letter to Nr.
Ir.TUpp ft
saving In sxpense was accomplish
m r n rr,h*i**d will 1m- g i v r n
I* lr H . g h
fAcSoul
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“ Ny. Dear Mr. Kipp,
WI’ A Nursery School
ed by taking the small x-rays,
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rend
Sanford
h f Dll' t
tadcK’ t f i n a l iur- Ur em tiig
rend th**n
“*11 would Ilka to lay ‘ thank aa they saQtd to narrow ths
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th n r m u n lh * K n i u r at ■ p i i m a r v
frnt n tw.,
lough last month. Had it not mentioned."
SChixil an d a f u r m un th» toura&lt;*
Health unit nurse* will notify haa landed aifaly at a N*» V»rk Elgin gave an rv* wi(.&lt; a*
f nth* I i
hean for poor help, I might bo
harbor (rum E crp l
count o f thr tinkIng ol tfH Hir
a t at r e d v a m n l ac h n oi
all
of
the
2123
parsons
examined
in d ii ' t r \
alatwhoro tonight- As «y*rythlng
rtrrirr la«aingion in thr ll.i to
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poaltlre
or
negative,
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m
other
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tlon to "FrtTala. p in t Coax” and
■varyona, will atari tonight at orHb#d LS« sinking of h&lt;»&gt;
f o r a d v a n c e m e n t In r a t i n g u p in
•tatod.
8:00 o'clock at too .Junior High ihlp th« Yorktown vnd of h«i« a n d i n c l u d i n g a c h i e f p e t t y o f ­ bit* fi b e n m l l m e i t t in t h e VVoik*
ii
A drrtinlitm iiof) N n i» ri
School, H. t . N on 18, chairman of St wai forced lr swim a mil* f i c e r . M e n w h o f a l l wi ll t*r r*
(aflOT tba w ar), 1 ana bo o f any
th* Samlnala Countg Rad Cross and a half In the ocean h«*f,. •• twin ed In th e N a v y f u r g e n e r a l Hrlured ret Sixth Street anil !'»
Co mmIIU* m first aid and water bid &lt; pick*-) up- during thr l«i*- aa n r ic e . In t h r r a t i n g f o r w h i c h mid to A v e n u e , M r* . W l n u n a h
llragg dnector, annuunrtrti tin*
safety, announced Ihla morning. hall la of Midway.
t h e y a r e f o u n d tn be t e c h n i c a l l y m or ni n g
II.' retard tha pupils to d i lf « i.
qualified
"
Thr«r
children
are
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CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oat. 8,
Salo of boor and win* In tho u&lt;mort In (ollaclinc mtrmj i* ••■*
•u|w*r»i*r*i b y lrainr»i * t * f f n u n
W V-Tba Uni tod Nina Worker* town of Ovlsdo *rM daalrd Tues­ • nd o t h e r m c l a U , a n d al a * e i I ha
|er» , Alia
B r a g g r o u t i n u r d . »•
o f Amarlaa lata paatarday yotrd day to D. K. Kir*ay, operator t h a l o t a o f t h a two iib u -hh* » U. S. (iun« Proved
a d a p t in g t h e m t f l v r *
to
* o r ir t .
of a stora and lunch room there, Honed :.»m «ia, m e v n t tiu.1 o - i *
Superior To Axis and t h r i r h e a l t h a n d p h y v i e a l «l
when Circuit Court Judge N. B 53.000 Iona o f prrctoua metreI Sa '
vr lnprnrnt are g u a r d e d , t h r o n g !•
Smith quashed an jlton tailve well g o r a t o t h e b o t t o m .
Wllh Mr. Olifl apprarv l Sin-.
I by tha court
Abvnlrvn Proving Uroumls, Mil. dirt, i r a t a n d p la y
T.
IV
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ton,
Nrol
Smith,
t&lt;
»
F e e * c h a r g e d Ucjivnil upon th*
w eisa of tlie
.
- , Oct. 8, (AT—A ilotan of tha nsax rah D. h. n'tn&gt;)*r o f Cemphcll-I-oaai.ij 1 • 1 1tlon'a top ranking Riachxnlcxl aj]. Income o f e a c h i a n d i y amt un d e r
Verso* Joseph j f )'• Amaikmn legion, uni C , glnaari
agrrati
that
prrsant p r iv i le g e d a r e c a r e d f o r by rivi.
f p f tha Town R- pawaon, aalraga thslrnun , A mar lean a im are aqua) or au- o r g a o i x a t l o n a
an d
In d iv id u a l*
a at aL Ths of tha Satnlnol* County 0 * 1 " '- parlor lo ths (rnamg'a,
M a n , but both Mra B r a g g c o n c lu d e d .
•Mandamus obi *th* Crrmana and Japan*** hav*
aay ondeovored
furpria**
In
I lonu unpleasant
Holiday Gifts Must
y a wtna ami
■tore" thar reportad today,
aao should hot
Th* expart* fai!«d to revaal
He Mailed By Nov. I
f tba Town of
•“ hat tha naw wtapon* are but
Orladn.
W i t h tha deadline fnr sendlru*
B elief
packagee to eolilirr*
fllffflM l R v P n R : U » l U
lor, to Mtu.1 Chrlatmaa
ovtriraa three weeks away ( N o v
I) Mrs. R- J. Holly, acting poatmaeltr, again reminded donors tn
avoid o “ last minute ruth to get
these part*!* Into tho mall."
Packaga* moot be very oubby President BootovelL*
■tanllxlly packed, she stated, must
Kaawa aa tha floldlers’ arxl
not tiered 11 pounds In weight,
SaDara* ChrU Baliaf Art. tho leglsi &lt;D-AU) In bo more than 18 Inches In length
a f aa more or II Inchre tn Unglh and girth
combined. *Tn tending candy, se­
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l*i^n
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t i i r ( iii* k in t.
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Ja p -I
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enemy seaplanes were
to
have fie*!
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and
dow » M'»i»t of th«nr killed oi injured •*' r»*- u p p riit
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of 16 more peniona todav at Webb
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* radio announced, as Nail admin83 221* n r a f p l r ^ . i • tu v r d *i*iiiiTi! by M l &lt;
1he A I tie I H a ll
f f*n
l.trxtoro t«ra down with a reign,
„ , (!ool)r p r e s i d e n t o f the .Hl« »b A i r 'n if ti*n, p r in r iiu il, w h b 'n
l ' o n n o ,t i it
K h m a rli
A llied t r o o p * a r e D o i n g «i fH»U4
of terror In ruthless determination c, ub'
wel- W rip h r- I ' A* u-ojnda T h r M rhoJl
th a t m u i il c r i
In mold tha country Into “ new corned back an old tlu h m em ber, to t al wad
0{K&gt; f»«urida
I1tack
.in t e r " au beers lo n e *.
H e rm a n M o rn * o f J um oi I I i i f H
A r t h u r D e rthic V o f h’r r n
I ’ e rs .
mint iitain
W A M IIM .T O V
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I ^ t,j''t e
A l o n g w i t h 1 0 l a w y e r s , e d i t o r s . w ho because o f h i. m u n t i e s at Scl fx il
th a t h it puinln had '
* » ship owner and other prominent th e Orlando A i r H s * r , has fo r a lrm ily r n l l r r t d l m hiiNu v d i ♦* I W ith |h r A )i| N iiiitin rn t • f lw # '
ft *
hold
rm h fro m lai»ort |
1
etllirns who were executed yes­ so m s lim e been unable to a tte n d M i n i m rt ■I and l l .« i tK* g im H in ’ L re |ire *m I n in
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m a n ag ri il efkt.l
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terday. the total thus was brought w e e kly meets
. t i l I to* ’
,
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\b f*re *nl rnt
!!«»»•&lt; u l!
rnm plrtedj J
to IS as the m u l l of a atate of
T h e re g u la r m o n ih l) »ho o t of "w o u ld R u rp tU t
emergency Imposed upon Trond th e W e st C o a st I ’l.to l la-ague an in b ln rc r, lu- aU.’ t-I h 'o t th*- Weilne*»lak f h*- rnemlre i - h i p o f
\
* . ) i K H iili *-*l ! hi
!'** - hod &lt; *f.V rt I itonr-l w h o h « ill 8 .« | .| lattir* V
him and a coaatal strip of &lt;00 P o s ta l Match w i l l I*, held on th e , R r v A r t h u r
t
*. . .if 1hr riir III) *&lt;i
Ih
l i o n fi ne r at
F
&gt; Hyrnei,, t*«ntfoHmg th*
* ir9 miles.
ra ng e here, Su n d a y l i f t
18, fro m A v m u r to |hr nc
kt In* to . i | i f rinioat i*l]
l i m e e c m o tm v o f t h e n at io n
Tsro others today were senlene- 8 : 0 0 to 6 :0 0 I ’ M . M r Good*
I
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i
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bf l i r v r
tS ii
r . t r y , ody
f-d to 10 yeara at hard labor, announced.
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unre»l
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1
. ,* ' f\ Vg a l l U s h i l l
thi a a IIt t
►non 1*1 do a ll in In * )Mitv« r In aid
while one of a total of 18 brought
nirntw rel re Whit*
ll&lt;nj*e picftS §
T h i s w ill o n ly e llo « une m oro in t h l«
i * . l p)a n i l Morel* t . u i . *
w ar r f o l f *
'»ntd
Jt«-v
before a court martial waa ac­ practice m atch which w i l l be Feck ,M arn| t h r f r f u f f- I Bin d o lr t f c o n f e r rnr«- I m m o i m i t \\ x f t r r w ar d
|-la| 8 Well* *1ill
III (•"« ** *
quitted. tha radio eald, All s i n held n c it W ednesday a fte rn o o n w h a t l i t t l r 1 ra n
* i-! in t h r h r tnuL t h r o a t h o f o f f o r n« d i ­ r.. t- «f KiA h island lion on*-1
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may
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With re - a l a r y o f V\ S f»00* M Hit ai&gt; a b u t i n
O the r eheotere w is h in g tn p e e tlc l- 1 *. « take t h r fenev . 1 anv t i m r
o ftit aw1
A thorough checkup of praryoas pate In the m atch are urg ed by i I am irlad to donate i t tn t h r f o u r t h l e " th a n he m a d e a a §f|' that rear" the only MliSfid t lo*) (
a s * e l i t e jiint lc e n f t h r snprgitnigl I-&gt; cl no*I i'l wm u&lt; *le| i e[&gt;i*.il« i|
bring la tim » m cT the etaU of Mr. Good* to a tte n d th is p ractice, J u n to i H ig h Sc h o o l g r o jp r
emergency waa atartod by the especially me# Hi "I*" c la ss whs I A t the I.vm a n School in Isong 5 r m r t , f l y rit es w i ll d ra w a • jiturH k i d L- re\ V a H a r k s t i atr
1hi* ml&lt;&gt;rin itinn h i * p n n mil
lib lll
p rin c ip a l re - p a y a s a r a h i n e l m em J-t r
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h a r i n o t . l t y e t graduated to t h e l wrwm* C W
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which broadcast
h
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r u m m uiikp if
w h ic h
ported th a t b « t * t * n t w t i n d t h r « U e i p e e t m f in H i In *it^f ab m «-t X
CautM&gt;o«l\ ivfra m e d fro m rfa fin trig j
frm * o f m rta ] hava been
H ir e li n g* .
d b W e P h i e w M w M ii g * is £ ^ W* ,“ t
tl a l 111! • 20 m i dl I t i ' i i ) hail w i t h ;
h r pu p lla and tha am o unt la g* •'
whwra to register at tho nearest
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Ireil-or i e p r e s e n l n i &gt; • * W i l li n '
coitoi I n it’ d*
*1 f u l l
i e* onrei-'a m i
fro m rro v e a . w t l g h l n f 10 pound*
and haphaxardly picked out prom­
\m&lt;r»r,i
(,a d la il t , t-ittoooi at ) ' i g n id
re*ch have te e n donated tn *h«* f* re * n . p r e s i d e n t o f fit
inent cUlietu and shot them as
•arrii|»an*
t o *• litre! werNu," O
m d I*hili
F a ‘da .School
P rin c ip a l
It
► Federation of
M^s form of Intimidation of the
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T r u * re po rted W h a n IP ia a m ..u ' t M u r r a y , p r e s i d e n t . f 1 1.. i f«I
population," aald tha Norwegian
to ll h .l l .i .11 hud t u r n r f f i r e t r d
j&gt; collected, he i t « U d Mi! ah&lt;&gt;ub'
F a r m r e p r e s e n t a t i v *•» |*&lt;*"«id*f»’
telegraph agency hero In com­
put Fa o la Sc h o o l r ig h t
In f i e J a m e s &lt;i. F a t t o n . o f th e I u r m r r *
Of the 1123 persons examined fro n t o f the com p e tit ic m "
menting on tha first ton s i ecuted
T o o p e r a t i v e un ion
an*I F d w m i
ln
the
County
three
weake
ego
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A t the W eal
Sid e
P r im •r y
O ' N r a 1^ p r e s i d e n t , A m r r i r a ti h a i n i
1'
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i a i n p t r J I . li narrest, eccaeed of a specific crime by the State Nobile X-ray unit, arhoo&lt; l r .Sa n f o r d , Mima D o m t i \
1 * 1 1* S v i u r i t y
hi i d
^ o r even held
hostage, It wai i t * showed some sort of patho­ S to k e s, p rin c ip a l, aald th a t w ith f B u r e a u f a d e r a t km
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                    <text>BXNFQBIf n tl U I J ) , SANFORD,
single h r rciUf p :u W lefty X u
Lanier, who wm* awarded credit
for tbo t Iclory by th* official
teem * .
I Mart Cooycr. the big, grinning
right-hander who had won 22
r*™»* line WMcn In the Nellori­
al league, but who waa the loeer
Paced by Ty Youngblood, fast
In tho opening fam e of the aerie*
made an attem pt to ealvag* hi* stopping Winter Garden loft half­
back,
tho Rod Devils slipped oytr
By JUDBON HAILEY
Inatead he
. ,,f till- ru n lrs l with a a ll-ru n up- reputation Sunday.
Aaaactetad P ress Spurt* W riterim n g In the fourth fram e, were had It marred down even more. a touchdown early In in* flrat
p«Had o f’ tha game her* Friday
YANKEE STADIUM. New York. tied in the sixth by a five-run
II* waa thrown for a one-run night
and downed a desperately
Oct. 5, UP)—T he raging Hrdblril* Yankre
rally
hlghlig-hted
by loea In the flrat Inning whan Bad fighting aquad af SanfonP Celery
from 8L Louis storm ed to vlc- Charley
(K ing Kong) K eller's Relfa don b lad and Boy C«U#nblne| Foda, f to 0.
id iy 0»er th e ente proud New second hom er of lh* aerica w ith singled. but ha a earn ad capable
forty yard gain was mad#
Y ork Y ankees again Sunday. -J two aboanl.
of bolding the &lt; to I load fDr- byA Youngblood,
who ran hack a
to 0, In th e wildest and moat
in the foorth, when
Hut th r C ardinals Im pressed the nlahad
furious Installm ent of th r world huge crowd. 770 more th an S a t­ tha Cardinal* cam* la bat I t punt and than, following altorear Ira and thereby made It p&lt;» urday'* record turnout, w ith their time* with the flrat al* of th*m natc abort gains by Youngblood
and CaeO d a r k , fullback, David
a Ibis for the Cardinal* to clinch will to win aa they clawed back acr ring.
plungad al* yarda over for
tha cham pionship today
This explosion wwa sat off by Tubbs
' to ra p tu re this gam e Just aa they
a acora. Gerald Crawfonl kicked
1 I t waa a stupendmi* -Irucgte hail ha tiled
to trium ph
last Muilal, who lad off with n anfa for tho o itra point.
between speed and p a n for th r 1 Thuraday when an o th er m ighty bunt th a t incited tha Yankees to
In lha second quarter the Cel­
g rta te a t crowd In world *rrie* 111* i home run by Keller tem porarily an angry protest •round Umpiiw
lory, tO,002, and for the third I tin ! the M-orr of th» second gam e. Georg* Magcrkurth. Walker Coo­ ery Fads began to threaten when
BUI Fleming ripped a hits In the
stra ig h t gam e a p e d * i» *uprrme
What provrd to be the deciding per followed with another single
T to Beub Irde ran and goi th- run* w ire »cured in the seventh that a lilted between Bcrowy’a Winter Garden tin* with sn IB
Yankee
rally
highlighted
t&gt;&gt; inning and were partly a g ift by legs and llopp waited out a walk I rand gain, follow mi shortly a fter
t»y a 10 yard plunge, and altardeficit of three K*imr« (■&gt; tffitv the unnrrvrd Yanks and p a rtly tha to load the bases.
The pitching of both tram * fell ir tu ll of th r C ards' ability to take
A fter th at thing* happened fast nste abort g*!na by Wolfrr. Tho
to pieces and the Cardinal*, s ite , I advantage of every opening.
and loose. Kurowakl smashed a half, however, ended without -t
apparently tak in g re m p lrtr chaig*
Atlcy |l natd, who had been ground single through Rolf* for
Again tn the third quarter It
I summoned to relieve rookie Hank two run* end the blond, slrnder waa Fleming who ripped off n
i lioruwy with none out in the rookie on lh* mound yielded to gain of tO yarda around right
fourth, four runs already across pressure. Mopping hla brow, he
rnd
again tha loyal Seminole
a n d two on haic, made him self walked Marion on four pitches to
High Bchcol fan* rot* cheering
the v l f l i m today. He gave two load the hears and Mori Cooper aa Wolfer threatened to gat loose
s u c c e s siv e walks at the a ta ri of brought In nnother pair of rune
around left end. However, - the
with ■ single to right.
Ih e sev ent h.
Rad Davila than made a firm
Donald mid* hla appearance a t stand
The firsl waa lo Enos (C oun­
and Celery Fed hope* again
try ) S laughter and the second to •hip point and forced Jimmy
But Terry ftu la d , flaring up briefly when
, Stan Muslal. W ith the count on Hrown to fly out.
quarterback Warren Danleli Inter­
Mu«ial -I and 2, slaughter aet Moor* smashed a alngl* to canter
| -ail for -cv-ond and C atcher Hill on the first pitch for ■ run and cepted a W inter Garden pase.
It looked Ilk* another possible
KNOWLTON-H ORCHESTRA i thekry. not knowing w hether the after Slaughter had forced Moore,
aeore for W inter Garden when in
Mualal
cn
hla
second
turn
a
t
hat
,
t
i
n
t
pilch
waa
a
hall
or
strike,
We are also 0 |&gt;cn fur yuur
modi- a m id throw to second th a t doubled the a lith run aero**. By tha fourth quarter Eugene Johns
dancing pleasure on S a t­
iillm*i-d S laughter to go on to making two hit* In on* Inning h* kicked a nifty BO yard put too
urday Nights
llnd a world eerie* record held hy cloaa to the Sanford goal line
third
several player*. Walker Cooper for comfort. However, Blit Flem ­
Walker
Cooper
singled
him
home
B htrt'a Itecrcolii ill (VfltfT
sending Ihmald to the *howrr* finally grounded out tn and the ing again rose tu the ocraelon,
and reeled off a gain of II yards,
m o l I.ringing Ernie Honham In., Inning.
Johnny llopp sacrificed, W hlteyi There probdbly waa no on* In passed to W olfrr for ft yarda
K unw sky was walked Intention- Ihe big, elcsely-paekad stadium I gain, and followed with anotbar
oily In load the bases, and a who thought Cooper would have 13 yard plunga through the wor­
long fl&gt; hy M artin Marlon brought I any real trouble after that and ried Red Devlli. Then aad fate
when • pea* by Ray
4 MUee North of 3ANF0HD
i ha
set down the Yanks In order tntervaned
Fo* met nothing but rm pty apace
I a t . ___a »__* *__ . __
M DE LAND HIGHWAY
In
the next two chapter*.
and
tha
ball
rolled tft yarda back­
But little Phil Rlaiuto, who
before Sanford recovered.
mad* three hits during the pro­ ward
T hat broka tha spell, and noth­
ceed In f t . opened the eixth atenia ing of further Importance occurred
with a slashing alngie to left. eleapt a 24 yard run around thr
Itelfe walked, but Cooper was SanfoHl right end by Johns of
allowed to remain until Cullen- W inter Garden.
bln* singled Rlaiuto home. DlMagglo popped out and Keller
hammered
hla
high, arching
ORGANO
V IT A G E N
homer Into tha low tr right-flaki
O rgnnifH
stands.
P rrd ig raird , C onrrntratrd amt B actrrialiied h) P a trn lrd
Thla caused Manager Billy
Bacteria Prorrs*
Routhworth to bring in Harry
R o l ta l li c y "Si r **oll N s lu r r s » s i and *rl heller
Humbert, who appeared aa relief
in the first game of tha eertea.
d Beds
Held C r«pw
Flnwrta
Ij i « na
Kurowakl made a-------------wild thro1
j f on
rdm
3hrul&gt;hrr&gt;
Plant*
T rm , rtr,
a iroundar by Jo# Gordon tnd
after Dickey had been thrown out
CORRECT THOSE DAO S P O fS . USE OUR MATERIAL
on a fin* play by Brown, Garry
AND WATCH T H E D IFFER EN C E
I’riddy looped a double into rightfield for the tying run. I^ fty
llowle Pol let, who replaced Hum­
bert made Donald ground ouL
Since the Cardlnala came back
snorting with two n-n* In the
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
part Inning, under ordinary baeehall procedure Pullet would hare
received credit for the triumph
by pitching to only one man, be­
cause hr waa removed for a
plrtchhltler, umuereaifully, before
ihe Yanks ram* to bat again.
But Ldnler look charge from the
seventh on. holding the Yank*
helpless cn two singles, and batted
In Bt- Louis’ final run so tha scor­
ers decided he should have credit
for tha outcome.
Both pilots cam* up to what
may he the final game hare to­
morrow with only cna logical
pitching choice. Manager Joe MeCarthy of the Yanks a*Id ha
would sta rt Red Ruffing, tha IByear-old veteran. Southvrorth gave
the assignment for what ha hopes
will be the clincher to lean John­
ny Beailey, the rookie right­
W h e n y o u h av e y o u r c u r G u lflc x c d h e re , you
hander who won the second game.
c a n C o u n t Oil u co m p lcto jo b . I-ook a f t e r thl.i
If lha Yankees should wm to­
a n d o t h e r n e rv ier* nr re p a in t y o u r c a r m»&gt;
Qyes. Should you chooea your
morrow, than the rivals would
need. It all c o n n 1* u m lrr th e h e a d in g &lt;&gt;f a cci­
leave tomorrow night far 8L laxatlva for thoroughness, promptLou I* where tha sixth gam* would n ets, or gentkneaaT Ana. Look for
d e n t p re v e n tio n ! Cornu to
be played en Wednesday and tha All three quail lira. Quea. W hat
•arvnth, If neceaaary, on Friday. laxative haa been u-baal-M Uar in
the South with four gtneretlon*
because I t usually Ta gentle,

M O N P A T , O C T O B E R 8, M l .

Cardinals Storm To Victory;.
I Now Hold 3-1 Gam e Lead Over
Y ankees In World Series
!

the ilre o m a u a e e a ana rood it lens
aadae wUleh stuck holders a&gt;4 *•emrtty twlCera w be &lt;a a e t appear
open Ik e book* of Ike n a p u r
aa trust***, hold slack and »«anrtllaa la a capacity etb a r tkae
that of a bona ri4e owner; and
thl* a ffla a l baa no reaeaa la bellaee tb e t e a r other peraea, a s­
sociation. or corporal Ion haa anr
Intarral dlract o r Indirect In lha
•aid aloek, beads, or other sontrlllee th a n aa eo a ta lM a , him.
I T h a i tba a re ra a e number of
replee of each teeee of tbla publi­
cation Pel* or dialr t baled, ih rsss h
Ibe m atte or nlhsrw lss, to paid
•a b a e rth a n
C uria*
Ibe Iw elte
montae preradlnp lha dale abewa
above la 11*1. (Tbla information
la rsqaJred from d a llr publlratlona
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af
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publlahar. bualneaa rnsnaaar, «r no e rr )

• e r a particular place a f raaldaaee
la known to ibe O snplaiaaaL
Teu a re hereby ncuried aad reanlrad lo appear la a curtain BIU
of Compialai riled by John M arlahas aaalaaf yea for a divorce aow
udina In the C lrrali C ourt a t
minute county, Florida, a a ar
befor. ibe Novsmbsr Rulo Day. lo
e ll the Ind i,a) a t November, A.
H. 1*1*. la default thereof aald
reel* w ll| proteeq k i - r t r t h
l e t this Order bu published far
Ihe •latn lary lima required by tew
In the Baa feed I Is retd, Baaford.
Florida, a nearepdper af guaaral etcrulatlon la aald ro u a ly and stale.
w itness my hand aad afftetel
aral nf office at banferd. rio rld a .
this the Ird day of O ttebar A. D

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Clerk of C lo u :l Court,
itemlnele County. Fh.. .da.
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me Ihla la d dap n f O ctober l i l t .

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o f C om p lain t tile d by C laud* K
M ig tll a e s ln s t y o u fo r a d lta e v s ,
aew p sn d ln * la th e C trsu lt Court
a f (tern I au la C a u a ly . F lorid a, no or
bafnrs t b s N avam ber R ate D ay. loWit; th o to * day ot N ovem ber A.
D , l i f t , la 4 * fa a ll th sr sn f said
cans* w ill proeesd R s-F a r ts .
I-si tb la Ordar bo published far
the s ia tu t o r y tim e required by Ian
In ib a Haarord lls r o ld . Raafard.
F lorid a, a n ew sp a p e r of g s o sr a l
rlrvu lalloei In ea ld r o o n ly
and
sta ts.
tv Ito s s a my han d and n fflr lsl
• a s , o f nrftrs at F saford, Florida,
th is lh a fr d day or O clu l,.r, A. 1 ).

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ca ea a w in p roceed E x -F « rts.
L ai I b is O rder b e p s b lM e d for
Ib e a latu tory lim a required b y tear
la ib a S an ford K arate ta a fe r d .
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FT ATT OF Ft-OHIDA rJIIKETINOH
TO. llsrmr.nd Arthur Murilnsr.
t i l l bfoaroe dlraat
Coeval la. Oregon
II la iKtlW’JIE D Tha, you do
arpear In Ihla Caurl la Ike bill
of complaint filed herein ageinei
you, on lha la d day nr November,
A. n. l i f t , u n i being a rule day
of IMe Court, or decree pro rnnfeeeo will be entered therein
against van.
IT la F T I tT lir n ORDERED that
■hi* ordar of puhllrsilon ah all be
published ones a week for four
roneeeutlva weak* In The Hanford
Herald, a newspaper publish*.1 in
Hanford, demlnale County, Florida
IVlines* my hand and the official

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416 G ra n d v ie w A ve., R ose
C o u rt. 9 A A i. w eek d a y s .
to k in d e r g a r t e n aRp.-t
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of mor# apHtfirii? o r m a r t p a rti c ul ar

pi**# of r««ld«nr« !■ known to lh*
Complainant.
You ar* haraby notlflod *l*d r*qnlrod to appoar lo ft rarU ln IWH
of ro m p ia ln l flltd by Paul Blrnondt
■salnot jr-oii for a dJvorra. now
n*ndln* in Iba Circuit Court of
Homlnolo ('ounly. plorida. on or
b#fnr* ib« Kov*mlnr Hala D*r.
Ir\-wH tho fnd day of Novombcr
A. I&gt; . I kit. In default lharvof
•aid fa u i* will procaod Ka*l*aft#,
i ihl* Ordar bo pakllahod for
lha sta tu to ry Umt rocjulrod by law
In Iho Sanford llarald, Hanford
Florida, t naw«pop*r of ■■n«ral
elrrulaion In «4ld county and atat*
Wit noiu

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■aal of nfflc* at Sanford. Florida,
1) P HE RNDON,
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diana. % Kay Jaw airy rom na fty,
amt nrt « ih tf ©t imora ap-aclf*© or
mor# particular p l a n of m i4 # n r«
la known in th« Complainant
You ftr« nrr#by nollflal ai»4 rr*
Qulrori to npp#ar to a eartafn tlfll
•f Comptalnl f||#Rl by Ituby (JooslwIn. arainfti yoa for n dlvnrro. now
pan4inM In lh# Circuit Court of
Rrmlaolo County, riorlda. on nr

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September 14th, 1042, for tha purpose cf registering
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apHj dlK rihoa niU oM of cMUaai who have accepted wai t
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to tho Bruit, and b u m carrying peak loedi. tm all inconveriiodcn eoseatlmei occur. W e're doing our utruoxt to nuka
traeoi ax ploaaant « potxihia, and later on lra*«l a t you
Bh# it will return. In tha auoanHmo, tho war a iio rt CMHf
lin t. And to all A nttrica'i "good tolditrr" a t home we uy,
i Inca rely: "Thank i for yoer patient undantanding."

November 8rd, 1041, end win remain epen each day
except Sundaye and heHdeys, up
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Ihla Iba ltd day of October. A O.

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ORGANO CORPORATION
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LEGAL NOTICES

SERVICE

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Have a Thorough Gulflex Job

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Marines Clash
With Japs On
G u a d a lc a n a l

Nazi Divisions Held
’Off By Stalingrad Defenders
’In City Workers’ Settlement
Russians Say German
Attacks Are Led
By Swarms Of Dive
Bombers And Tanks
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f'ourl npencil a n#w term Mon
day but d»f«rr««i at !#»•* unti
n t i t Monday It* eagerly a-.#ait*d
opinion in lb* cai« of th# I ' boa.
Ing N ail M botaurt.
Th# rem aining tig h t j u i t i c n . In
uniform ly good h**lth » fU r the
long Sum m er r e c t u , woro all on
hand. Including JuiGc# M urphy,
tfho i r r r e d a , a litulenant-eolonel
with the Arm y during th a S um ­
mer.
For t h a t reaaon M urphy
dii&lt;;ualined hlm M lf In th e c a u
of tha la h o tru m , who w#r» tried
hy fellow Arm y officer».
Tha court denied’ tha N a tli' pe­
tition for a w rit of babrae corpui
• t a &gt;pedal te rm during lha Summar Thay th en ware conricted
' by a m ilitary com m illion and a ll
w#ra electrocuted.
The c o u rt’a
opinion m ay c o iu tltu te a c la rlfle c ­
tion of tba P realdant’i w ar-tlm #
pow eri In »l#w a f the lu o a a
railed by tha dafatu* counaaL
Chief Ju ctlca Stona officially
announead U yrnaa' raalgnation a t
o f th a court, w tahlng
t a t blmaalf and tha
. Jtutlcaa, “ a ll lueceaa in hit
and arduoua u n d trU k lm

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,^j:Two Sri divers Of Episrcf.ulians C e le tia tr Lifting
,rt.:r Yenktown Mortgage Freni Holy Cie«s Clnrcti
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»ho w*« l ainllinjr ih r |tm c rr.lm rin
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*ifg# army fall ma tod
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mop wrra beaten back In one &lt;UY ' A + P n r t O f C V i n r t t P illrn llo n indlvlJugl t » . i . *l»-i i (i**fliiitr J"b to get mrn am Ofl
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Itail and thf ow nrn **f
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will be able to ohr r a f t t i r d w i t i k tn|f
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i &gt;ure that hr -ill In- ..f •
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Ml r * K * t h e r I t i *life” a a » I M i * 11** 1*
Ilymcj. n blick Icithi-r void !»■ ditfl«»*«*j ili'rUrlnk
S| r- vtmvmm Mi- I «»f Sanford
Si h u h t
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buttle agnlrtit invading "Dl I hr*-* «•f lhi ««• Muir
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K b ’ t a k j i f a l e c t o r . *5 m i l e ' n o r t h
.ai \ 1ie;.iait in* ol
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Mri»t of Stalingrad, rotiljr.urtl to fighter, und hi* nitt* t \ ictao d re 1 grt
fhr*r f.my.ccnl* U
Hi*tli IihpI part mi m
w nak«* headway, the midnight • »m it nur»c
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Necessity For Ad«
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B?sc I .nd Scon
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Win Soviet Awards 0 w U 2r3 W ill

Stalingrad's defenders held
today a g a in s t th ree N azi d i ­
visions in a b a tt le for u w o r k ­
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^ continued to s t a b at the tier
man left flnnk. S w a n n s &lt;;f
dive lu m b e r s and 100 ank&lt;
headed the N azi attack* t r y ­
ing to force th e nalieni.

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Hold On To Solomons
W h i l e ‘‘Aussics”
Gain G r o u n d In
Neu (iiiinea Drive

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thara will be ■ re I-WA imr w a n **n * r"t**i*lr » r * l N i i
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to voiuntcei aervico through th« nounced
p i l l »f.
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of
Spanlah
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r e g l . t r r p ru a i&gt; ce llve h o ite ra e a
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Thunday avenlng .1 *:00 I' 'I
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8 av 1 1 , riiv ) Ifii •‘latt4*! l'*Ui
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h i g h i 1 f ■ i'll)
Woody Moaaa .hipped arvl mill
A|iPf»&gt;val wa* «!•- *fivrM
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praaa record*. Tha grower of th# rrqolfM on Fwlrral » » trr pr«* llir**' sr
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th r l l n V 11 | mornIIiIf all'! B|'|&gt;llrti'il hi
of S‘ i i t
okra whkh waa ahlppwd » » • ■&lt; Jrcta. IMana fo* (h** pr«ii»o*r.l a.
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- &gt;a Hi
allti .tlh.wMince uf
* lr« mm'* club buil«linur in F*»i t Grant hr»
W. Ball of Lake Monroe.
h i * l ' “‘ M a
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MrUon f*ark werr a) urn an*l rt ( hurfh
frimr Cfuinrll, * f whn h i .it’'
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(irtirifr W immIi i* chaifnuiu
At a recant meeting or the I r r m llo tha Rdrrralion Commit
M M l •• 1 i i u l
. ptawi n ffu .
Ktlvkiiid lliggItt". Harr r( Af v •
Board of Deacon* cf tha Flrat Im of ih# Stmlrvolr ConnlV lG*
iivh
(By AMeal.tag *raa.l
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#anac Co’jn ti1 foi furthei appr*
Ihr Srmlnolr Cttunly I'hum Ui ***
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in IIn*
A ilalng tlda of rreolt by Sean- B iptlet C hurth, tha following of- ▼•1.
,
j
('dim nfrrc, who mri a )Di if”
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dlnavlam waa reported today flcera wat* aiaetad) J. Martin
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A
rorrlal
meatinv
of
thr
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commit
Ir®
In
hi*
offke
At
lh&gt;
Etlnaciphar,
chairman;
-R.
R
Pip­
.• i i I t . . m V t t o i t ' »■ # . M . . . . . . . . . . . I f . . # r
agalnat lha N ail overlordahlp.
C onpiU ilar ha* h rrr rall^',
City
llall,
ilAtnl
tlmt
!h»-*r
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pin,
vlca
chairman)
H.
E.
Morrl*.
TORONTO.
«
arada.
Oct
fi,
l&lt;P&gt;
'* • « , . | V 11
1 . 1, a M | i , I * . » - .,a
A atale of civil emergency waa
8:0(1 F. Mm Thuf»«lay rv#n|njr i-*j Piendrnt lliH&gt;«ev#lt, in a mei- hr appruvril m il rutw )•«■ I* 1 n f
« -*
« , &gt; ' 1fit , l f ‘ 1 i
I* r • " m
i »*i|*
declared In tha Norwegian coail- *acratary; D. K. MrNab, n a.l.t ronaldrr Ihp proao##*4 ardiiunn
In thi American Federation nl i t A rchllict * Smith am I *• ! t.e
S . ■T i ll L i l l i '
I»t (i i
th e S* mimih* t httjtler Order ‘of
t ■ If.'
al dUtri.-t of Trondbalp. Den­ ant aacratary and C. E McKee, regulating la i If ah opera Man. AM aa(t'
m
labui
I’uincnrion
a
n
,'
tun, I N tiirtli^y le.iri'AMirnl li*j*L evening
mark : rejected tha damagad that traaau rar,.
t i y f l i *1
- ta il company owner* here arc rr la t n r “fan nk# whatever It take* lr*pir of Jackaunvillr. fur pn
11 r
f -I Tlu- It' 12 I I term. Ytm! the |oIf ’ f &lt; "t &gt; t H U
D ha Included In a “geaater Garaocited to b* prr*rnt, Mr Hayrr t( -In tl'a —a t’ , lit aald hu cntnthin t&lt;» iHf FWA. tnirt'thn
l b r t l i" I m b l # i *
The Lion* Club will have Ita •aid.
with th# rriju rtl hy Ihr CMv "I
llr t t " H i j J.'rt tng iifficer* t t r i r circled: l*aul
many" with ilelland and Nor­
* found w nikm everywhere on hi* Hanford lo thr govrrnm anl *b*■? | \ In.iirt r, r t i b r s i i v hi l ljrl,‘
regular
dinner
meeting
In
the
)|t k*nn. iiia*ler cminrlliir;
1^
M
way. Sabotage wave, were re­
pit* I viilh the f •!11*
|[ rrrenl in-peiltol' Irif "ilolnt. al* Ih r building Imp constructed
Vatdaa Hetal a) M S P. M. Wed
ported.
.......* Alf rub! |«rr i .i ,1 l*.(i* . t ■’&gt; I’rtl nt’i , ■enuir rouririliir ami Sam
tla l ‘“a* laid out lor t ’lem and
needay. &amp; E. Adam*, aacraU rr o
Other
member*
of
th
r
contutii
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H
m
m
md,
junior
nmirc
ilor.
Th#
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Thla broadcait from Scandl lha tla h aanojncad th a t ticket!
mart "
tc# are City Cnmmi«*» tin H IHimtM #lr*lgllri| I I. &lt;|iviile th i*()trt tiffin-rs Miii l»e api*olntcd
TUvIa reaching tha Bwla* praaa for tha W uhlngton and
1-eeJam es Gut and Frank »Shiinr
m ihi* nt ar fuiiir.- hy the M atter
I ftnlxtH. a n d re urnhi i ( u n
•
ycalarday laid rumor* th a t a Rolllna football game to be held
h
I \V.ii Silt ifnf* Hi a flip* a IPI I •M-t 1 i oiinrllor
proclamation creating • “great on Oct. 10 In Orlando havt bean
’ Th*’ chapter ihscusaeil mhal part
Germany." to Include Holland, placed an tala by th e club at
Collection of e era p m etal by
) (hr O rMrtlny* cmihl play In tha
Denmark and Norway, la to ha RoundUat and Andanon'a Drug
•tudenta
a
f
Bemlnola
County
e m i-ffurt 77i# Mailer Councllexpected n m w a n circulating In Store. Proceed* of Ih* ticket, wlfl
achaola, organiiad Into w hat '•
I
0
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'&gt;r appointed Hilly llrumley. Bara
Scandinavia, chiefly In Qerman
A
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1-knoam a* the Ju n io r Arm y, ataria ,,,
In
! rhurmoml and H erbert Moreland
Oct fl.
ad officially a t 1 :0 0 o’clock yea- T ekrn in t h r A leutian naval ac- ateWAEHINGTON,
______
I a« a committee un-N ational IHFinance
Committee
Chairman.
,
ttona,
fiv#
Ja
p
a
n
ete
arara
landed
r- ■
H waa atnaa*d«U w t inch n
la rd ay afternoon, fiupt. T. W.
today the Amerlmn
Mi and Mr. J K. Mrt lellan.l,, f&lt; n.e. They are to report back
■ge .aid
.a
hera recently and whlakad away George
port* a ra n dlitinctly *ln the cat*.
Law ton alatad to d ay .
'111
pay
talcs
total'fk
ir.idi-nt#
uf
Krcnch
Avinu#
-h
n
l"
th#^
group
at
the
n
cit
meeting
&lt;le
wl
under
guard
an
o
ffp
d
al
aourcc
*
** '■ “ I* being
Sanford G ram m ar School, alu confirm ed today. They ar* boon Nalonal IV frnse actlritlea
J o o T or on* third lb* t ave mnde their Hume I" Sanford ; "n
l.£)7,000,0
te Nprdent* brought la about one ton Bated to be tha flra t prtaoner* a f n_______
during th* com­ lm many ycara. have tine* .om which th* chapter can undertake.
ational Income,
Inct
—
• f m aU l, Prof. R, E. Kipp, prln- arar landed on contlnenU l United ing year under the pending legl. —lm arn aervlng
In vailoua
d u a l, innoufkcad today, la thla S ta te ,, with d ram atic a to ry of the IaMoil
hranchci of the United
States
• id broken carta, loya,
HI* aatlm ata included |20,U7,- NarV
, urt being kept t e e m .
’ Mcycla p arte. One
Inland L. McClelland. USSR,
_
000,000 In federal let!** and (JO,
, j * w m too new to be
aUta and local lm- la an enalgn and la atalloned at
200.000.
*
1 in *U
Naval Air Baie.
au tb a acrap pile, and
A emt’a eyee do not ahbta—they poala.
tad national ln- Jatkaonvllla
WASHINGTON, Oct. •,
th e . ___
achool
to be m erely reriect th e fa in t Ugh) of
.0,000, laid cor George U. McClellaml, C H- I'..
„ — _____ la
_____
_
par 110,790^00,- la a phyaloal educaflpn instructor Opponent* of leg Islat Jon to
kept fee tuning In, Prof. Kipp dark pUeae.
no ration*
1L2M,100,000 at tho naval training station In
000 and i________U 111,-------------111 Chcago, III. J. r . McClelland la a atetaa
_ _ $&gt;nt radio technician, eecond claa*. aa heart i
la aUtlonad at Radar U nit R e­
taxpayur* w ould b* addwi throu
ceiving Station, Navy Yard, 8. C.

CITY BRIEFS

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City Commission
To Apply To F W A f
For More Well .......

Srrvirr Men's Club
Plans Art1 Apprm nl

Mayor \\. ( ’. Hill
|{(,gi&gt;-t(,rs

ilom c

In \ iclnr\ Urivt

Scandinavians
Said Revolting
Against Naziism

F.D.R. S
Lulior
Is Doinir Itn Part

School Scrap Drive
Officially B c g i n

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Paul Hickson Named
I lend Of Dcmolaya

First Jan Prisonem Next Yearri( Taxes
Are Landed On Coast
To Total 36 Billion J.F. McClellands Have
'Three Sons
Nav&gt;

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U. a Battleship

Poll Tax Supporters
Get Encouragement

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The apeelllc crevlty of the ■ Graphite U uwd for the maim
Great Balt U k i ii to tr e a t that factore of pencil., painU, g r .i
a swimmer cannot .Ink it it. .
pcllah and foundry facing*.

\ u n a w i. f » * io a . A w t-

We ere Indeed gntifled to find one of oar ece eolod for her patriotic end inspireHerald. From little Boek. Ark.
News which reproduce the open
letter to -" •m y * ,
n boy" written b y lire. E. V.
of July 24. .
Hoosholdsr in bdr
that iU nation-wide. recognition
The. letter Is
was Inevitable. It

peatofflM robbery auipaet who
waa held fo r a ith t hew n without
a w arrant by tha local aheriff.
bat tbo S tate Sopretno Court re-

th a SI,WO-

damate* wore ■ « •**&gt;*« fa view
of the feet that ho waa later
ceerietad of the chart*-'
,
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m&amp;Sm&amp;i
togsther—Its fun. Its troubles, ito Ieufhtor end its little
worries too—of whet value is UfeT
If ws can not restore H es it was before the treach­
erous Axis powers disrupted the harmony, the humid
lews, the unity of this world,' of, w hst. value Is life?
Yours or ours?
: v; '
So. darling, let's fees it- Wo ere fighting together
as ws have lived. U you must (jin, wherever you are,
to help preserve the principles of kindness, ctmsldertm

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H. 8 tem per are ipending a
day* la Tallahaaaee. 'T hey
aeeemponlrd by Mr*. I*n
Sherrill of Jacktnnrllle, to n
of Sanford.

The board o f manager* of the
inford Oordoa d o b will bo bald
L the heme o f M r*. O. P . H*n&gt;&gt;o at 10:00 A te .
THUR8DAT
The regular monthly board
eetlng of tbo Semloolo County
hapter of American Red Croa*

111 FOR TODAY
HISTORY NONE
SUCH LAVISH
.C U L T IV A T E .

Womin’s Club Will }
Open Its 29th Year
Tha Sanford Woman'. Club will '
opaa iU twenty-ninth yaar on
Wodnaaday a t 11:10 o'clock w ith \
a M m l i r a la honor of Mr*. ,
Ralph Ana till S a ith . praaideat of
tha Florida Federation of Wom­
en1* Club*. and part president* of

TUE8DAT

GEORGIA JUSTICE DIES

ATLANTA?*Ga, Ori.

Greenland »us a republic until
iaC|. when the rolonlits iwor*
ellrf la n e la th* king of Norway.

Telephone 148

Social Calendar
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PAGE THREE.

BAWfORD. FLORIDA

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and of man.
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NEVER GIVE IN TP A NAZI OR A JAPI
God bless you, doer, and keep
"
Ww*rw
Mrs. Houshi
creditJtor
/roc
will offerings to
exceedingly’ busy time. She is d o l n g ' a ^ ^ ^ ’s n ^ ono
which we know all mothers end fathers of th# boys in th«
service appreciate. It is too bad th a t this gift of here haa
been so long neglected but now that It haelteen discovered
we shall expect even grsaU r thlngf from her. •

'A "ken* baby th o w tr waa held la honor of th* e ipeettd heir of Pvt.
Dick Ireln g o f tha “ ThU la th* Arare" r» .t, and hi* wir*. J* n .t Lavlt ef
th* "By Jupiter* cast, a t th* New York home of B«n*y Vrnuta, ita r of
th* laa.ical. Th* expectant mother of lh» Bret beby to b , announred
by a member e f th* arm y ahow la pictured holding a &lt;•» &gt;rnlr .tork
while Ilrn a r la examining jlf'.v brought A the : •&gt; . 1 . .

W hit You Can Do
This war on the home front can be won. America has
demonstrated beyond any question ito ability to meet In­
dustrial ho ard s as well sa problems. The Department of
Labor hie turned its resources to the task; the National
Safety Council is raising a $fi,000,000 fund to underwrite

TUCSON, Arts* O ri. I . &lt; *&gt; Mr*. Bonnie Haller, mother of
IS children, la repairing Army
bomber* in th* tbcp* a t Dari*Mar.than Field.
Women h aw taken over moet
of th* repair job* formerly held
by men.
Their auperior* any
womm often are more lulled for
th* Intricate work than men.

Howl Moor. WoUhow,
aringt, and Gutter*,
fall and D irty Fool and
j f t e e t f t k y ' revock and

r—r—
I A lla eapiorwg* ilnce lone before i y i *
o f ‘ Munich. How effectively (hi* U1
J
5 ‘ Ioperating l&gt; rcvcalcl for th , flratj VbJwL‘&lt;V
f thw l *m* ln th ' l ,,r ,t March f Time| t V C * ^
r*
'film : " T h , F.D.I. Front,” com-' g j B ^ r
J .ln g Wednesday and Thurwiay to
1 W&gt;1. the Rita Theatre here
I Mr*. Ruth
whleh' Today the F.ll.J. m uit match' IS, and h&lt;
. tK,!**** with * fo* infinitely morei ler, 60. be
hint formidable than gangitera or kid-' pleadedw
1
Rtetw,neper*—Che immente and brilliant-! etty Conn
1
f r ..h lly organired ipy eyatem of lb*| U g her d
AxU. A . The March of Tim*' Miller,
1e k . . . •la -_*. ike f____l_k» . f l M M ldd II
■aeaibly will be th*
and th* grandfather Wat releaied
lo December.
la |7M ball. They ertre ordered to \

Jfe Saviiur, First
Aid To Be. Taughl

Th* Interior of Greenland Is
completely covered by ko.
.

II. E. Mocria, chairman of Flret
Id asd W ater 8ofaty of tha Berntola County C hapter of tbo R*J
mao this morning announced that
n adranewd F lret Aid couro*
111 begin la the Juolcr High
ehonl on Tbafhdoy night a f lA O

battle to wring fodder
Ikrey Mas and N ritlepot
flSJSflbi- red Hnlf.

f the rig h t foods. &gt;
as well as work, cars fully,
metre of dsath and Injury
i th# world for aoddsnts).

9. Gostd against firs tvsrywhere.—This Week.

if

AU peraona who ore Interacted
reto rn to Felony Court to plead to
i taking th e court* are aakod to
criminal abandonment charge*.
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co-ordinating
all
locallaw,
th
egieter i t th a initial maeting. A u x i l i a r y m a n e a
iC ’ o t r o l P r t u )
fore*m#nt bodlt* into a unifmxntr I
tr. Morris also elated th at thoaa
•none inter**tad in taking th*
_____
th# additional problem* o**a»*l n
Mr*. A. L. Barhtaau w a. ap- ^ f
t
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d a . chairman of th . P « - '
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g tacommittee
far t h . ArmUUee
FORT WAYNE. Ind.. Oct fl.
m — Apparently tfr* and gaci
oetfritlaa a t tbo meeting e f
M «*• noU,rlou* G“ - line rationing will not ellmlnat.tha traffic problem in Fort Wayne
Twleo ia on# week a here* ueed ,
day w a i l # . j K T c . F . Proctor ^
on a dairy route haa run away,
I was nomad chairman of tho dance
» m ?*
both time* doing haavy damage
to hapleaa automobile! nit by th,
dairy wagon aa th* hora* gal
Mre. W. E. Smith volunteered he d«
^
loped down th« atreeta.

X Sre Allard ice. Hew York

Armistice Day Plans

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Itsev Umt there were
M M and IM 71 IteL
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gull ting.

log date far tbs. see-

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and by vataron agrpte, back fe&gt;
,n ”refre*h»r“ court*!.

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rtably in your favorite armchair,
rouf'feet tip artd settle dowh ?

n ^ e £ 3 ° f t tkw**FreamMa • S j F W ^ a a W C T

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Among lb# hundred. -1 A t m
n tiirn e e rrrtte d in th&lt;p neT if r
(Mlirr
i o n , by Ibl Frenrb |
liirnnl over ta lb . Nr ns inrliid
Mr. end- Met. C hul *• |»tlU IV
l.b o T .I, h o .ll Of lk« Duke an •
liu rh ru of WlndMr diirtnj tlicii
bonnrmonn. Horn! of tb. Amrnran
« ,r» Internal In I k , monkry hou-.
of Ik , Boil do Boulogne Z - - r
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&lt;*]aanif&gt;K l “ •! t«* rrach
aa Irehind ratllatura,
tara an d srotiiul thr
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A llll (IF THA NKH
Th* fam ily "f II K King tet«S
to f t n r r » t ih rn appreciation for
tha floral ei|ir«-«aion». ami uth« i
klndnr»sre »h**ai| them during
the lo** i&gt;f ih rir hu.bim l and
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father.

Mm- R- K King and Minnl*

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E were supposed lo be a mi Iion of -i—ir— lo be conquered easily from “ttllliin”
Instead, we've all been pitching in t«r lick Ili«
Axis. Hitler guessed * rong again.

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l ake the.electric repair dealer*. foi- ln-lam-r
They realized thut one of the main job-on tin
luunc frqnt was to keep your elec- ________
trieal equipment operating— that
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the days of scrapping a broken
appliance and buying u new one
were past.
So they’ve pledged to render you
skillful, courteous and efficient
wartime repair service . . . to do
anything humanly possible to sec
you through the 4&gt;duration”.
See the rep air dealer who dis- *"
flays the Wartime Service Plan syi
an appliance check-up today. Hill
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TTTE SANFOTID nERAT.D. SANFORD. FT.mttDA

Cardinals Clinch World Series;
S t Louis Goes Wild At Victory

Inaction Frm\
AI Blanding t i !
Been Shorten.ni

Undefeated Rollins
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SSLTSSrSi To Meet Washing
S S L ^ V lL k^ r S a ton-Lee Saturday
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----- glued lo the
radio w alling fo r the flnUh. T av­
ern*, h o ttl lobbies and every slrre
and office with a radio ware
jam m ed with excited listener*.
_ T hen tam e th e payoff—W hlley
W n ro w sk r* home m n w ith W alker
Cooper on bate.
"W e're In." echoed from e r tr y
open doer.
T h is Mow aettlrd it aa f a r aa
. S i Louts fan 1 were concerned,
the time they cleared lhair
th ro ata it waa all over.
A le rrifio cheer went up anJ
hundred, nf m m and women pour,
cd o u t into the atreeta yelling,
tossing papers Into the a ir and
f l a p p i n g i n t another on th e lac k .
* h o s e who were o utiide quickly
caught on to w hat happened and
joined in the fun.
A few M liaiialppi riv er boat*
act o ff sh arp blaata; autom obile
i o m i echoed through th e down™ wn a re a and even io m i over­
joyed a tre e t c a r m otorm rn pulled
the bell lever wide open.
Several w astebaskets w ere em p ­
tied from office window* along
W arhlngton A.vcnua'a w holesaler's
0 o w.
. Drink* were on H|* houae at
te v rra l bare. Kum wakl and p it­
cher J&lt; tinny H ta ilry w ere the
tn»*t of the town.
Rut the m eat fun waa over
wj ow the C ardinals “ Just run h . . .
™ u t o f those Y ankee! on the

baara."

BAKED BAILY
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V /arkcua are thown loading truck* with *ilvrr bar*, weighing “'J
I'-danLt end up a n d w orth from |5 00 to $ 1.000 a l*#r, nt onr of ih«
l . u i / v a u l i i al the W r i t Point Silver
y TK* W ar Ptmlurtom
Heard h n ordered Ih* rclea** ©f tbi» silver for tliatiiholinn lo v a n o u t
nrr^Hn|F th« wItr I r.irltil f ■*r I tic war ifTu t r

Marines Clash
With Japs On
Guadalcanal
tram

P»o* On*)

"T hey used to ta lk about P epper ber of enem*’ td s re t d e strn y rl
M arlin being f a it ," aald one o il since the m arines i,jien&lt;-d th eir
tim er. "H e w as ju s t tn e man. offensive again st the S.d.imons
T h is guy S outhw orth ha* nine Atie. 7,.
r f p p r r M artin* on h l i't c a m ."
t Signs of renewed Ja p attem pt*
A lready the victorious C ards, to recapture G uadelrnral were
the runnlngest team baseball has noted In th* communique which
ta rn in many moons, have been said th at clashes with enemy
nicknam ed everything from g ra ss­ p s lm lt “ have been fre,-ucnt” It
hoppers and Jacket Kbit* to blitx- added, however, th at "thete ho
been no m ajor chant-- n posi­
k n fm a n .
The only ta d ones In theme tions."
I'rinripal Jop oblecttve is the
p arts tonight were the b e ttin g airfield on Guadalcanal largest
commissi iicr* and bookie* s h e and most vital of the *n islands
confessed they had made a se ri­ occuplvd by the Americans. So
ous m istake In giving such long long aa the airfield i* held the
prices against th e C ardinals.
cnomy face* a great ri»U if It
’ P rep aratio n s for a homecoming attem pts to move a ee-t-gning In­
celebration were sta rte d Im medi­ vasion fleet BgjInM ll mdalcanal.
ately.
, The communk|ue. de.crlbing ar

C 0L U M D U 8, Oa.. Oct. «. (A1)
—Two touchdowns early In the
third quart* r gave F ort H enning's
Tsvrnty-N inlh In fan try eleven a
l» -n victory ever Daniel Field's
Cagle* of A ugusta y rtU n la y nt
^ D c u g h lio y Field Iwfore a crowd
—o f KOOO soldier fans.
f T he big blue tram sta rte d click­
ing yhortly a fte r the Interm lselnn
and fulm inated two drives from
m idfield for scores,
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t i It is estim ated th a t Ja p a n suff ir s fd n r m inor earthquake shocks
r r t r y rtay.

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ORLANDO, Oct. 6. (Fpeelsl)—
Powerful Washington end l-ee of
the Southern Conference inecta
unbeaten Rollins College here
Saturday night a t 8:16 o’clock In
the acccnd of threa major foot­
ball gamca for the benefit of
Army emergency relief In Cen­
tral Florida.
The game, virtually rrrtaln to
a ttract a capacity crowd cf 10.000
to OrUndo'a lieautiful concrete
atadiunr. will lie the lone -ollcg-r
game of the weekend in this sec­
tion. Reserved seal ticket* aro
I1.2B; general admlaalon TS -enl*
and a:Idler* and student* will b&lt;admitted for fiO cents. All price*
are quoted tax paid.
Washington and Lee's invasion
marks the first time *nat a
Ssuthem Confcranca team ha» ap ­
peared In Central Florid*. Rol­
lins polished off Davidson, a
Southern Conference tram, 14 -0,
last Saturday in one if the day’s
major upacts. Two Pplk County
boys, Grady Ray and tjum tln
BltUc cf llalnea City, scored the
touchduwns.

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tivlly In the Sojnmi.r■ .luting the
past week, soil hr«\* lap Uimlt
era 'tw ice rail ml Gil ».t tlrannl but
each time w rtr iIcIk ii nff bnfor*
their bomba cuulil ib. any dam ­
age. These two ff*r,i** cn*t thr
enemy eight flglilvy pbuies
&gt; It said that “in pttr "f mir
determined air nltaek* il l.*» not
(wen possible to prevent tho e n ­
emy from landing email troop
relnforeemcrtt*
on Guadalcanal
under cover of d a rk n e .s“
T hree a ir attack s were c a rn e t
out over a aid e a rt.i, ladh to the
northw est and to the cast* aid.
from Rekata bay t&lt;* the south­
eastern end of the Islam) nf Mslalta , poising springboards for a t ­
tacks on Guadalcanal.
A rm y flying fortreaae* and
navy and m arina dive bombers
and torpedo planes spearheaded
the th ru sts, b lasting shore in
ctaUotinna,
am m unition
dum ps
and shipping. Two enemy s e a ­
plane* were dearoyed In the blow
a g a in it Itrkatn bay.
A small
boat was set afire off Malaita.
The American fllera found com ­
paratively big gam e off the New
Georgia island group, sornr 2&lt;*&gt;
miles iinttliweat of Guadalcanal
There, they souined down on four
deatroyerr one of which was “ hit
and dam aged and when last seen
was dea.J in l he w ater."
T ext of navy dcpartm rnt com ­
m unique No. 141.
“ South I'aeifics (A ll dales given
a re east longitude).
" L U. 8. m arine* a re m ain­
taining their position* on Guadnleantlw M If our alrforee* ere con
tln u ln g to attack the'enem y over
a wide area. Clastic* with enemy
patrol* have Invn frequent, but

l&gt;oen pooiS Ir i t pi • \ r n f
rm y from l.irviinr «n.i»U

Infnrcrment on Giui .1 »
cover of daikm*«v
“ 2, A pnjnll p r a j.i t
fM heavy bomber* with
fig h te r e ffo rt ro lle d t*ur
on Guirialcanal.
Out
•hot down four m -m )
and forced the bomber*
•cn their bom bi before
th e ir objerllv**
" (b ) Navy and m an
dive-bomber#. fl*#ntr*|
pursuit
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Ilk** m ilitary Ufa *o *«H bo'»
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(ion and intend* to (lay In air*
t V . trtoa ( f u r tb« war.
KImbroueb, form»r all-America
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material* not needed In the nallon'j war effort.
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Jim and I have siked for aor«• with tha A ir Corea. I our*
tp t w* ran r* t topothar aealn.
Jim U Jim Thomaton, Jonn'*
look In* back a t T u a o A. * M
b a n they wtro Inseparable pall,
n n r 'i foolbill program re-unltI tbom . Both aro infantry lieu

IN MANY NEW
COVERS

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A ex)**,” i
* ably bar* more of what wn uae*
!, to rail the old rolletu aplrlt. They
atirr pull for tbolr train.
"There** J u t a* much lom prtl
lion and Uam aplrlt a none th&lt;
( l i n n u on a colltg* tram.
*■“But boy, there Isn't a coacl
k. In tho country, roller* or t.t.i
fimalonal, who wouldn't give afwji
’ half, of hla life to have ■ till,
load for a riJp la u
to Ibli
aooaonr Vhal a tra m .* u i u b

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A grnreful chair of thi« *upcrlcr
filnslnr* ot Ihtf Work f &lt;r V a l e r y
Day t.‘*I ! f * r n in
Voifc l'i*y
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CAMP L ife, Vil, Oct. n. r\V
W )-T h « American M tdhr p» 11 &gt;
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Combining: Beauty and Comfort

denda on the world'* 1-attMM‘l
■tor line* Bunker Kill.
New America need* t- a 1- Ctflrmcn acaln. I.ltutenanl U r
*m* Both and Sergeant .1*-'
Itontfperto of Camp !,*#'• Bi*
Q atrU rm a itrr Training Regiment
•greed aomethlna was &gt;t. &gt; nee-tr.l
to (apply quickly the tra ln h i
Americana hadn't receltrd In .wo
deradM of peart.
I', Tbajr went to work and prs•M od' tkl* w hatsit. It'* an In*
gOnloUa dartre which (imply and
not*rattle tM ti a (ntdlrr1* rightIn#. (Im lre and trlg cer sqm-et*.
tbo all-lraporiant had* tf marl:*-

life your own

V* TT»» to idler sights alone M»
rift* until tbo ile h ti nrc prop■fly aliened with th* far target.
Th* Inatructor
Inilructor then ad
ad/uils
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ju tlt tne
n u l l m ertble la re rt. mornted
M tbo ba»e board, until th* amail
. pointer t* perfectly alien**! with
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I When aviation cadets at Randolph
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m d ln o r M e n A r e
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exchanged •ev en t lime*
“ tandem dance" It gencr.
lUgcd In a corner of tho
floor wh*ro one couple
th* number, pkltv up the
IK done** a tow feat, ami
*ro cut by another and
' a*MI*n until th* muile
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UNITED S1A1ES DEFENSE

SAVINGS BON IKS
AN INDKPBNDB4T DA1LY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME 1XXIV.

E n U b lla h c d I n 1908

8ANFORD, FLORIDA.

9

EDNESDAY, (KTOIIER 7. 191£.

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.r e u u t NaziS ^Fp^klBritish Patrols Destroy A;
porthwest O f industryS G arrison In Egyptian Dese
Bombers Hit Tobruk, Benge
German Regime Ter*
rorizes Norway; 10
Prominent Men Arc
Reported Executed

IBy aieeele+eo Wreaa)

'. m H iU er threw, fresh mas*on
o f troop* Into the w tlle r o f
Blood and flame that marked
tho 44-dajr-old alego of StalIngrad but tba Buaalana de­
c la r e d today, they had v irtu ­
a l ly wiped out a German
wedge In the northweat auburba and cruahed a acrica of
ten aaaaulta along tho 40-milc
—northern barrier,
•
Red Army reinforce m enu Were
reported te bee* moved up d u r­
ing the night to meet the awelllng
N ail tlage fercee.
Diepatehee fhoift the Red S tar
aald ■ dangerous alluatlon develg o pad aa the Geruuna reached the
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depth of an induitrtel aetllement,
rvidentlv in the northweat aeburb
*— • where the mein battle raged, but
aald heavy Soviet counter-attacka
had cleared much' of the dlalrict
• and elite Ruaalan ruerdamcn were
driring invadrra from the atraeta.
houaea, garden* and orchard*.
Many civilian*, were reported
among the casualUee and tha aeU
dement waa pictured aa btaated
incendiary erploaive bomba.
V Now a foil weak alnce Hitler
Imealed In Berlio tkkt Blalingrad'a
fall waa Inevitable, there la allll
no algn of the Naxla doing any
batter than bolding their own.
m White In Waahington. ta il night
v the United Stetea and Britain
pledged Mow. to continue giving
aid to Bunate la tho form of
T u t d 't b k 'l m .

ond front wga Imminent cr would
n o t'h a opened until the eomewhat
• dlxthnt future w aj a question th at
remained ttnanawerad.
The United States, Greet B rit­
ain and Rotate aim ed * protocol
covering the delivery of mlllUry
equipment, muntt teuo and raw m a­
l l Uriel* to the embattled Sorleta.
Thla gore fcnaal tone lion tn
agree m enu, already In effect, prog cut w ith­
er) Pply pr»-

District Leader
Talks At Welfare Attends Meeting
Workers’ Meet Of Rotary Club
D r n n iz u t i o n
LFT gR |U S»W O n

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To Allies’ One
First M o n t h
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Strung fan,- liritifh
tombera
.tiiick at the German Imluatltel
rail*ay town of Oanaburck and
lost aix plane* today. Tha H ritl.b k
announced tha Iota of I.0M2 tum b­
ler* over noithrrn K urort In
i the nine m ont'u ending Sept. SO.
| llranwhil.- the German* llg h t-l

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ltriti.lt imlrttU rnitlrtl
ilt'.*(rtiy.'&lt;l h gnrri.Htm nt
Axis atniug |M*int in
EKyptinn tlt'-tfrl while
liomtton* mnintninrel their
tack* -nt ahippinK anil
fnrilitii'a in Tnl.ruk anil

rganitation Names Urges Civic Clubs Toj hlPm'.h^r
n m m i i n l t v * 10T),r
£n,r"*nrf,t
Nonoggiaiu.
ReVerbnd Barnes &lt; Assist Ptommumiy,
#lrcUiioiu
Uh*ki r.uc«
2 4 hour* After the Herman
Head -O f Group - In War P r O f r r Q J T I i| Itian
had pniclalmeil ■ state of emer*^

f , g f f * r y in m 400 m il e s tri p
f ter
R uling Dial Uic Florid* sta te
Urging tho Rotary rlutia **»•.*•
___y _ ilo
____
_ i ju st 1
rltoi
ng .t th r ___
sen. _nnd
A . « d n U or Social Workera haa Agirrica to stand 100 ikerrrnt he-. ,
*
a
fte
r
N
a
il
('nmmla*
hind the war effort. G T "D oc" ,rw h" ',r*
establishment .ol cuunty Sralth Melton i f U k c City. F l o r i d a die- i 1" " " . ' J" " '!
T ,lve,l In
unit* Xobort It
Cramblin,
r trict governor, told local K otari-! 1.™ , "
fwraon.l chart*
raernltr oi 111 h’lale Carole Com­
",r,,*u rr* «“ *UP&gt;’ '
mission and ‘ president oi' tho ana teat night that unity of pur*| "‘j*
, , ,
Stale AleceUllon. »«• the prin­ poaa la eaarnllal lo the w i n n i n g o f. TK ’
" »«
cipal speaker a l th r urganixatioh the war ami that every e ffo rt; Thr
were R r r u m l 0
abould L made t e avo id d ^ i n i j 1 ^ ' h"
ndravoring
In
aalKitage
food
^ ( . which threaten
h a r pr&lt;teiucing
- ^ ^ ' fartorlva."
the aaaoclatioi&lt; Monday evening. »nd debate
threaten*, har
at the Valdea Hotel, when Rev. | mony.
T h e m e n w h o f u c n l the f i r i n g
Harold Barne* auperviror of the) W omln» every aide l«llr«l m aul
*1”* *1^",'
M tt'todiit OlUdrena* Horn*
ini to **put his hou»a in order** an* 1
.
‘
Enterpriae. waa elacte.1 president, th at he may he ahlc tu respond! *
' l ' " ’!’'!* 1,1
l"" •• '•••"g
Mi. Cramling dlK lo ^ l thV- 1 properly when hi. n.m.c.lle.1! '* '/" " ■ ,,f Tromlhelm It .. . . . a n j
per*one eligible lo belong to the (or „ n ie t
hl, f , UI„ rv. M r.' P ' V T ' . An,u"« th en were a
organliatloo muat hr paid a o c U l|M#ltnn „.tm|W , h. ( America h . » | ,‘* ''k
• " c-litor two lawworkera in fleltU relate-' to *•!- foeght many war. but that every, &gt;r ,v " r,v "
■ ''“‘Wfare work. He el*, ro..' the hi.- „ne
, hrm h„ ,w n ln ,,rf r n „ |
I
IrilN itn t
r ••rmitamfi'el ti) Bar*
people.
KxUllon and disclosed (hat (octal of Infree
In ' u p t u r n * t h r mutirtoua Rplr*
considering thr pnddrms of lilt
workcra, thr-jugh li.r association's
If of fh r N f t e t ^ m n o m ( h r «liM tO r tortr. arc required tu he hired by the Rotary Pluh or thu«r • f thr ! glr r u « * t « l r« K|tm l&gt;k f m r e nf
Individual or community hr aug
r m eri‘. system
rr«uop«»nie*l f»y
Other officer! ejected by the 1* gcatnl that everything ahould k 1 h lr f nf l i r Milan pu|l« r in Halo,
pertoni who attended the meeting considered in the light of prr* K n l i r o
were: M l» Joy Kllloi, •unervleor ent day rrallties sml »hould l»r j
TK- in.lire chief snitMunretl hy
of Unit Four District's Welfare required to meet this list will
Board, vke-prerldenl- Mrs. Emma it aid In defeating those rvll nisnlradU* ih«i if&gt;r pi »prit&gt; of th t
Ada mi of Del.md. secretary and who have set this world t»n fire* !"»♦»» rsrruie*l hs&lt;f u r n t nfi»Ireaiurer; C«n( Georg* woodr
He pcinted out there ir more|&lt;‘**^l
Ue indicated mIro that
Baleation Army director, program Opportunity far service In the J mme than *almtage «»f ftxtel «Qp«
chairman; Mrs. Jessica Gcrretaoa w orld today than ever Iwfore an «1 file * * ■■ involveil, and implied
of DeLand. education and training rem inded Rotarians that their i hostilr artinn had Iwen directed
chairman.
m otto Is "Service Before S e lf" again*! (German arm nl fmcea.
/ member* who attended were; H t insisted that Rotary RtandRl The Stockholm radio rrfiorted
Mr*. E ith e r M. Ridge, Mre. H at. for s ts ril)' the tame things that I (hatr ne of th r imme«liate r
the Uolted Nations ere fighting [ «»n* for iinpoaitlen of the §t
MUw-V. -y . ;o» . n r f g y u ^ j g a * tb c .d tK
Ha alaa daclartd thgt a ilb rii* -l* f, p r t p i
.
_ _
aion at peat war problems n"&lt;* U: Trondbt-im-MeaJoen railway
Mre. O errtlaoa. Mia*
accessry If tha mistakes nf tb#-| “It i* time to makr * ctinplalrj
Homer, Mlaa M arl*
test war are to be avoided "W -iritan-up nf all danir .oui vie-J
Mice Edith W. Merrll,
cannot afford to fight a world men!*.” aald th* German coal roll-)
Dr. Lrland Dame, Ca|
w ar avtry 20 or 20 year*
rd l)*lo radio. " While the GarDodd Pace, Mr. Gra:
Ret. Barnes.
added.
*n»n Snny it fighting hagd-lo*1
Mr. Melton was lntrtdurr'1 i*» him) battle* it* enemic*. wjio ir r
President Holland Dean who
al«o oura, arc using agrnta to
sidad over tha meeting ahd called errata disorder in th - country."
attention to tha resignation from
Itcdieea issued an • r.lrr aay-i
the board af directors o f Randall mg, “ovary attem pt to dteturb!
Chase who haa boon cortmD.b n- public peace ami security, above
CHUNGKING, Oct. T,' &lt; e » - ed • lieutenant In tho Navy
; all e v e n p)m against iwmrefcl
Wend all Wlllkte teld -time Chinese
Tha resignation of ' another • work and every attem pt tu hinder
people te * broaden*! test night member of tha board, T. [trail. ,uppllea, transport and the in­
th a t “ Urn old colonial d ay . are ford-B yrd, w ai also accept cl on j formation system will t* punishp eit,” and ‘‘IVe no doubt that account of hia haalth. but upon .cd."
when this w ar la over China will rreommendatien of 0 . W. Spcncrrl
(
become one of the great indus­ Mr. Byrd waa promptly v o id an
~
,
(* ll tl l g r e e l t ( ’ h l r f S an fo r d
trial countries of th e world.”
honorary membership In thr .ini. i g ,
• .
, ,,
.
Willkie, who epoke extem por­
to th.
lh«- mayor
m a y o r of &gt;Mn fon l f*
Immediately after the r r g i l a r . l U n i H I i n i e n t r O F A X I S C ert.f.rair in
aneously with an Interpreter tr e n i­ meeting which took place at thr
ls ting, aald America had tha duty VaUlri Hotel, a club aaaruibly
a f seeing • completely free waa bald under the chalrman*htp
Chios, “a duty much g reater than of M r. Ifslton.
■ contribution of an a* and arma*iaeU to you people who hare
pare to co-operite In eriahliahing . . . . . . .
*
*
_
fought five dovagtatlng year* ''
a United N ation, commlaalon af ( T f l f l l N O V e i T l O f T 1 5
On hia trip through nerthweetter the w ar for the Investigation
O U tC IIIU n
l« l
nrn China he laid t e saw aigna
of the w ar crimes nf the Ail
of the coming Industrial greatDur to thr wsrtimr tirrr**!lv
and said It Waa the Int ent io n I
of Chine d “wotetpowai altea
CAMP BLANDING, O c t 7. Mr ™
' j utl' ml Rurv puniah of fanning nmrr mral produrl*.
*Hk tefa a tre bjvU.;m, i V | m, nl f o V t C '
vegrlaldc* and fiutt*. thr C-.unty
outfit wbkb In Wo rld « &gt; [ ' j rib ii'te ? t U o re a n !« n i'2 u r'd !r&gt;»f Commi**tnnrr, mrrtlng yr.trrday
HIMOmrurg
" ,,c-! thouiam la of Inriocrnt (wnom* and Otcrniog at lltr t'ourt llnuac. dr
. .
f"
tho commlaalon of atria-itir* "
elded to allow &lt;11 ranrlng hit* h j
Inteoilvs combat ti Or* |
Ing w bkb members hoped w.n.ld
| One io rr-nalo oprn until Nov 1% |
fit them eventually for acivl.v
, County Clerk d I* Hyrnd-m ir ,
, vealr-l tmlay
. l. comman.lcl
. . Iv . Rankin CriticizeH
Thu division,
Other
re*eltitinni
approvr.l|
Maj. Gen. Lttend 8. Hohh*. C l *u -1
hiwania " lailir* ntgrhl' **Mg
were: appropriation nf |.1O0 ti.
roster. Maas, who atarrtedsd M aj.'
unty Drfrnae Council and nail) j’lahnnl fnt thr evening ••
Gen. William H. Bimpoofl, ll«W WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. UtV
tionlng Board for tha month Tur*«(a&gt;, Ocl 20 Iiri l»rrn |ma*.
iraocWr i f
porml until Oct. 27. with thr nla. »■
Rep. dUnkln (D -M ln l told thr
October; increase in salary for of
m rrting to he announrr«l later
Houae today .th at Wendell Willkie
eupsrintrniirnl
and
olhsr
emaccording
to 8 J Nla, arcrrlary
“already M l brought more embarrmaament to the Allira by hia teyeci of the County Home; b ar­
ing at night of Willy Av.
H r . and M n. I* T
I loss will
wild atetem epU than any other
running west from thr air- attend the annual convention of
K raoo." • In a preea conference.
to
Hanford
Avenue.
eehlent Roodevelt turned aalde
thr Klnrlda Chiropractors Asso
queetlona concerning
Willkie'*
The Board also adopted a reso- elation to be held at th r |)rtr«d*
aUtemenU ou the need for e »eItlon to autboriia the City to Hotel in 8t. Petersburg. Thurs
(Ceotlnuea *ea Pipe Thresl
day. Krtday and Saturtlay
Thrv
will rrtu m Sunday, according
Dr. Doaa.

gaai
A n ti'iira n
piltrin
in
A le u lla li lalalnl.a w a r fill
n l t h e n f i» •* iiMinth of
the J m|&gt;nnr«r t*||h n

rikonl of 22 rnem y

| I Mbir)
I'Miighl

te hit h Al||« lit M|, iNtoilKtr
M' ritiU)

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te h i •I fit.it. Ilni.ii

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11ti ftaa nf h|t| nt tf*lfl|.l I*.I
m n f u r i niirfit*

nor th

It ten* not clrn**“

llllMU’eliMlrlk teh itf.r i till'
%*a •
te .1 hilr n t* l.ig
f-« i «i

ronvojl

*m1*1

thml

ha-1

* »'

nvgotialm f h Inftu*1Ml• ,

1ooo
ngti
s - tT
. pr. Hl ntfJ
tlhen.
aie

te n ir n p i ptrn\
»**•
ufistM.lru
U ln ri'.i
ll una
T h e n - tea* « lo-emmolallit % that th
J a p a n e s e migl
inrek. ■% *i * m&gt;| *
utrrtii
’t*. milt &lt; ..&lt; Ian
K uk' nl a
fffum l l m • But th* upore at f (her
hraillrrng flight r .. *« el th* t|in *
lion h e i r that tf.e\ n .i gh l l-r r*
thru
i •* r f m m a m r
«
|M»atllig
Milne l*«
•mil h
f lluna ffo.t
tehele
the )
teltfulr***
•i. inva
Rinn f o u r in th* fn«* ••f g r r a
AlllfMl .u|,|i
A
( IIS m n * e|»...,f«*
c a ^ t io g ft ill A . 1*1 i ml.•
| «*ai.| th* flllur* nf er|M
| n o i t h r r n Nr** I i i i i h p n
fa p a n ru e hake !***••• *
Mini I re* «• te •II I
I tnrek *1* |*« "if " I I ’ u ti* liter tire ano* &gt; sot *.

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I

WAFM.NOTON, .v,
Canning Kitchens Allies Sink 218
&lt;'hilllillK l rRl'lUlvj' • ' £ , ^ 1
Nazi Cnrgu Ships jNeeded For B ritish ‘,,h,rh
l.T 'S ’uiSSrs'iJr.'Sr'A" Will Remain Open
' i.’Merchant

Hainan

the *nlivo*
«leu |r uy «i
| ami a large t r a n s p o r t
tea* hi
| mie phrear ».f A ll n * l ni r t i a l t&gt;peri
pMiteur **rt

au

Nere Britain in tfie rmrlii I.* flurv
| T teat fnt matmii* nf \m rrira i
I mani'e«| Mill) Mit. ho ll oioreliur
(•••nitre r •

i ht

tiiiii

|) pa

If Jft

l that inuUtl Ink's** allat ke*l tl
Japnnea* ihi|i* t*«»t fhr |r.he4* -f

CITY BRIEFS

Policies

ench Wanted Of
American Attacks
)NDON, OeL 7, 0 e &gt; -A B. B.

Fort Mellon Park Swimming Pool
Plans Will Be Submitted To WPA
« rk . end covering It with ilx
ocbca of muck end telling with
!$M&gt;. end planttag of *0 palm
r u « i ale* t o nek, magnolia and
edar tree*.
, ;;
’ The total coat of Ibe project la

Mate Patrolman J. M. Kir li
Imrg Wilt conduct r lam inationfor .1riv en llcenaea a t from t Oo
to k:00 o’clock Friday aftcrno&lt;m
at the B bartffa office In Ih.Court llouta and from 7 no !•&gt;
U M P. M. a t the County Jail
Next Turaday ba will br at h,
Court Houac between the hour*
of 10:00 A. M. and 12:00 o'clock
noon, and in the evening at thr
County Jail a t from 7:00 to 0 «)
P. M.. County Judge R. W. Wend a led.

N A Z IS
I

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tV tic

ll I.'

"• ii g "f th ru ah11■ hy t*ri
•iiliiiiniirip* “ *i*i•• N| i • \|mi
&lt;• •! in tunn y t a**-- the* l. i M
1t.ll e|Mr to t h r uiotdCnra* nf

1

. 11*. k t t r y hail lirfll f u n «*1
•imp inl«i lift*l nat* .pin kit
lid'1

•■Ivnifr.l

tn

I•11Ir

lilt hi*. I
s. ft t u M l v

.l u ll,

lando, P w fc S u p e r i n te n d e n t J a m r .

EXECUTE

4 ( /.E C MS

«t|l %t a•

.t . i f f r . l

Mill

.. I* .%riel |Hr like arr aU&lt;» iipolnl
gift
t« ahrll •h»K'knt Miltiah
tuhlrrn anil thr Unite** Mini*-*
t • |drn mkr.l to *U|'|'I) liM’.IMKi
• nit t**ya." Ml* Martin added
‘ 1‘tn r tov• a ir a irrral moral*
h iihlri anti mn) Ire* mad* in on)
jnf.y i|r**ljf ri* anil of any m ilrrlaU
ii i rr*on may havr on hand They
himul'l i*d» I irmly • 11trh**«I hy ma
i hirif* to witnatand
c**n»lni»t
polling AIm» nrnlril ib a supply
nf |e«nir rlrvvr turtle neck iw rsler* for mrn of the British N’avy."

Mrs M artin slated that there
was a very *oo&lt;| re fp o n ir tu those
sp ira ls , at the Bundle* For Hr*tarn m eeting here Friday. She
added (hat ill all hei trip »ha
"nt-vri ia s any place a* enthu*
’ A giant, mala Rheiua monkey, sUiBtic in w*r work • • Sanford."

wai preaented jreaterday to thr
Sanford to o by John Gentile, of
SIT Weal Concord Avenue, O r­

SALES

A hrum* ff .rc n .S FS

ha.l rlbMil'fitel w|* tfic Uut
gr a. lr a in the O m p i i K l m . l r y
I |he 1*0DO f. ut higli g mp thr o u g ^ ™
tht itjggf'vl mo un ta in *
Thay I Hit

Headtj To Be P la n n e d -----------------

Willkie

Sti

iH n«uhan

th* f r

A t.eiiM l.mi .iiu|.ai. f.« • fmiti N r v

(•ijtf.ew

Willkie Says China
Colonial Days End

Crack 30th Division
Moves Into BlandinR

|iU n n

iIiin ii for rk ri) one AinriliRii
lost
In the K « « t r r n I ' n r l f l r
ing A u « t r a l m n I n w p * in th r
S t a n l r ) MouMlain* f o u m l •
l*rl of ilrail J « p « n r * r t » k
lr «
tu«rr
no
oiglt
of
I wournl*
T h r y w«*r«* !*• Iirveol
h g t r iliral r t t h r i f l o i u llInrRn
•1*1 ' »1 l"!l
I.) lire All
t r u th ilcot
t
r » i r .n k u t.i k oaf lilt
" V r i In »*eI f •t i r r t
»• **
| !•) I f.r pri oi r.r« nf «

Jack Hickson. Jr.
Has New Address

Moughton announced today, add­
ing th a t a Inee the m w monkey
waa too large to bo placed on
Robert (Jock) Hlrkeon. J r ,
i f _i__ r . i . __ i u l . j * . _
who haa been tn ln ln g a t Norfolk,
V a, haa Juat bean aaalgned to the
llotplU l Corpa School a t the Nor*
Talk Naval HoepHal and may be
eddm aed there In Claat No. T l,
Port .mouth, V*.
. _ . . .
. .*
•

I.O N IM IK

Oct

7.

•/»’• Km

in o f r I i r t h i h a v r l o r o r l r r u l l
hy t h r (i e r m a n s , a t i n h o H l o v i
g o v e r n m e n t aour re In lAOufon sa
t*Hla&gt;
li e i d r n t l f It'd t h r v t c l l n
as V i k t o r Po la c rk , s r n i t r t l of a
tlvltlra
hoatile
to
thr
Italcl
1 Ir u t. ( 'o l . J a n l l u h a t e k , M . *
» h r f o r m e r (* ie ch o -H lo v ak a r m ;
and
Joseph
Kocrnan.
M.
bol
c h a r g e d w it h h i g h tre as on ; a|
Jos ep h J u r o , 41. acc usrtl of a
t e m p t i n g to r e v i ve t h r t o n t i m t
is| p a r t y In t h r K a n p n i t c r t o
ale.

WASHINGTON. Oct 7. (AV
Itadio talaphona aervira aero
Siberia to Ruaala * t . authorlw
Turaday by the federal rommui
catlona commlaalon.
The agency approved a a peel
perm it for the American Tel
phone and Telegraph company
ronluct radio telenhone tratll
letw een Diion, C alif, and Kh
barovak.

TENNESSEE— L ittle . tempo,
lure chenge tonight. OEOItG
end FLORIDA—L ittle temuet
lure change to n ig h t A LAB Ah
—Continued moderately coot tl

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Speed A n d Grit O f Cards Give
Them 4-3 Victory O ver Yankees
In Second Gam e O f W orld Series

Feds Get Ready
To M eet Winter
Garden Tonight

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T a * Oaldan T m i It; I I # ( h t l
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fU * k rea p l o r r s f O o H ; M l k# Ikat
• o v H k to k# Spirit shall »( ik«

H «u «r .

Dr JUDBON BAILEY
A m h UIW I’m * Kports Writer
SPORTSMAN'S
PARK,
BT.
LOUIS. Oct. 2, UP)— Showing the
same speed ami
*ame
and grit which won

Pplrll rMn lift •vtrUctUflatlaaa «:•».

u e r a u

them th* National Ip* g-j# champ­
ionship th* St. Louis Cardinal*
tod»r tamed th* N *w York Yanka«a 4 to 3 before 34.2&amp;.1 fan* in
anotther breath-taking chapter nf

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Bandar ■chaal. 1 4 * 1 A. M.
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th* American league powerhouse.

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Park A «o bl lib »ir**t
Bundar BebaaI M l A- 11.
Marnlag War*kip. 11 A. M.
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Established In 1908

VOLUME XXXIV,

Farmers May Italy States
JBe M oved To Allied Sul
B etter Land SunkByA

SANFORD. FLORIDA.

X W ickard Says Labor Australia
Conti
A ffo rd s
E a s y Pursuit
Shortage
Chance T o U tilize
A ll Fertile Lands
+

PEORIA. III.. Oct. B. (/P&gt;—
Secretary Wicknnl. adilrewInjf the Natlonnl Catholic
Rural Life Conference, itaitl
-.today the shortAgo of farm
^labor gives the United States
a real onportunlty to «liminnte rursl slums hy trnntferrInu farm fnmllles from sub_ marginal or crowded land to
aproduetive land.
He aald noma land ia *&lt;&gt; poor
farmer*
can
barely
produce
enough
for
themaalvea.
while
aomr grower* on auch amall farm*
can not get full uae of their labor.
0Eatlm alra ahow that 2.000,000
famlliea could b« moved and per
manently bettered, and at the
lame time get on land which la
productive
enough
and
large
enough to contribute materially
m to the national food aupply.
w
llnleaa aomethlng la done, aome
good land* may have to Ire left
idle next year while poor land
will be worked.
II* auggealed
that famllle* could be moved a*
-tenan t* or tenant purchaaera

(Or

r Allocating
ecessities

Communion S u n d ay )

H:00 P .M .— "Ualdhcaded 8lnneraM

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F IR S T M E TH O D IST CH U RC H

Mrs. Herring Dies,Farmers' Markets
In Washington A il-,.
Vepetihle
Home Of Daughter! ’ n ° w, ve8 « aDle

J D E A . T O L L E , Pastor

iwaaacotTtuAi ru ricg

Pi

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Itlh Ml ii la u r r l A ir.
insdA/ aakoai. is ** a ai.
Vundar Mnralng Worsnlp. 1 1 at

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J- IT- Aa.lla, paator
tk.fch Bek**l. |* *« A. M

"Now that rooler wralhrr i« * n O*** why .
poor hutbantl will Im* wantiair (o «*a r t ••
hravirr ault#
111* *uil« will wrar !• iiffi
If you htv# lh*m DRY ( I.KANKD
n t#
fabric will Ii# frrahmrsl u|* aft.I •»•* r pir««#ra
Will rraat (ht lallorrj •marinru
Woid«tn't
you Ilka lo turprlaa him hy puttirj; nia
winter auila In prrfrcl r&lt;»rwllllon*'#
and carry

**ra. (_*tl
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Smaller Crops BeitiK
Planted And Lulxirj
Presents Problem,

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Brminol* County commlaaionera
will meet in regular monthly *e.
alon al 10.00 o'clock tomorr-w
morning at th# Court House. O
P. Hemrkin, County clerk, an
nounced today.

n ta

B rin g In coal hangcru fo r gar
mentM— wc can ’t get any mure'

MSBSE

T E L F .I’IIO N E 465

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c u ia tii
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L aaral A v a . a l Ninth BL
Oeocgs u SAemar, Paator
■ a a d ar Be bool, n . * a . Al.
T. Ii. A4l44lal&lt;*«. Wupc
Ii* el Iam . I tervlr* at l e t . Atanr.
Aa apea a ir maailng wtll be re n ­
der ted lh * wswlkar parmlltlng. la
lb * *V*B| o f rain Ika W v l c * Will
be h*M a l lb * rkiarrh.
.
■- T. O , 4:41 P. AL. IL R. Ualtaa

City commit! loner* will meet
tonight at 7:10 )n adjourned *«*aloo, City Clark II. N. 8ayrr,
laid today.

■vMlag^ervlea. l a* p. A4. ,
Tbs

paster w ill

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an

Tha regular weekly meeting ol
th* Rotary Club will take place
tomorrow night Instead of today
on account af th* visit here of
0. T. “ Doc" Mai ton, district govamor of Rotary who wilt b* th*
gueit apeak ar. Tha maatlng will
b* bald * t th* Valdex HoUl be­
ginning t 7:00 o'clock.

“ The

Classified Advertisements
iInd* of plint# now rvaily
your
Victory
Cardan Uncncumbcrivl vaion. preferably
white, aa i nuirirr|vr (or small
trieston Wakefield ami farfamily; live on • ntt-mlte*. klra.
kagfll
Cabbage.
Chinese
Ilallctt. Fern I'ark. Fla. or
M g *. Ga. ColUrda. tomaloc*.
phone Wintry I'irk, til, days. crashed another alpgl* into riybt
toe*. Onioni, Hroccoll. I’rnl
Eggplant, Beets. J. \V.
and Blaogktor mads tha moot
1. Laki Monro*, Rhone IS.
magnificent threw o f tho grriaa.

W.O.W. chapter 626 will hold
their regular fatally night meet­
ing at 6:00 PJ(. Tuesday eve­
ning at the Woodman HalL Danc­
ing will be enjoyed and member*,
their famllle* and Invited guest*
ar* r«qurated to b* proaant, C. C.
Collins, secretary, stated today.

sending a strike to Katwwaki la.
time to catch Etanbnck atldlo#
Into third.
Manager BUly Southward h*bF
a hasty ceetfsronc* an tha BiiUBil.
Mt decided to h t lh# fmhw&gt;B

Twin Outdoor
m
Molori, Child rc

ID Jersey milk cow.
Phone 607J .

carrier

105 Pupils Enrolled
In yoentJonil Schc

flERVILh
ad#*- -r*"

HOUSEWIVES who ran
least five hour* per da
on customers for l
known products. No c
necessary. Uox J, c'o
Herald.
.

over
taw
sol
once

K o nroa. will l*r alarletl m l *1
day h&gt; Hi
John \ l Im*
dirarlor » f lh# IK y iiio ii **f M . .*
itdogy of the Stall*
Hoard
H ra llh of Jarkaiinvillt*
I &gt;t ' •

land

II.

Ilamr. dirrrlur of t»
County •l,-*allh I *•«!
■laird today.
Tha trala arr »n l*nr »*«t
other health aurvrya rnaih- i*
flection with litr e#tal»liil." •
o f the .Sanford Naval Air P»
hrra, fir. Ilamr •al*l. and
••
ntiraea will a*al«l I &gt;* 1 ni- &lt; *
in coniluclina !•••!• •»’ t l*e •
arhoola. uivli r •uprl \.•»••!* •* 1
hxwl hrallh unit
T*» determine |K»aalldc
•*
te-mjenrira, children D»ll i*e • » a &gt;
inrd for enlarKe«l #plrrn, - *. j
tain Indleatlon nf (hr diteaao I
this condition ia fouml. a hi.**,
teat will be taken in thr form •
a blood amear. winch rhildr*
need not fear, according lo l»
!&gt;ama, aa It la a inerr pm po­
of (ha flnfer
In addition
hlood teat will he taken .*f
fifth child eiamined
By thla aunrfv of chihln
malarial irnlei of thr endri* . *••
munity can he determined I*
llama [minted ouf, ami II I)
fora will not he neceaaary t«• *•
ailulta at the prraan time
Srm inola

(i.V

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Pr#*«

pate! In Raturday's aw re pa
lh# mountain tracks, aald he
a single khaki-clad Japanese
dlcr, who fired at hi* plan*
with an automatic pistol.

U

armyar

U »lw

itaff corrvapowdrnt aomtwhrrt In
Naw Guinea, reported that the
A malarial n.ru v **f &gt;
A lfM airmen h* moaned a lack
rhlldran l*#i%a##n (hr « r « •
of t i r g * t A .
and
twrlvr v«ar« nf nfi'
Flight leader Maj. Don Hall.
Corpus Chriatl, Tex., who partial In Sanfnnl. Vftdwav and •? I

Hally Avanaa al Dfil» IKraa
Itae. C II Vlarrla. Paator

Wadneoda?
avealng
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'Nazis P o u r S tream O f
R eserves Into R ussia;
T ro o p s T o ta l 5 2 5 ,0 0 0

The Italian* annoi nrr-d tn.lay
the destruction of an allie.1 aulrmarine In the MedUrminean by
a deatmyer while the Australian
pursuit of the Japanese In New
Guinea rootlnued
Australian Inrrp. pushing north,
ward through New Guinea have 1
not fired a shot for four days,'
front diapatrhr* said Sunday, and i
aome quarter* urged an immrdi |
ate advance tn the fapaneae hear
at Buna.
1
Australian ground forces have'
reached Efogl. 14 airline miles I
from Port Morr.hy * « from B :-;
na, and about right and onr-half
mile* south of the gap through I
th* Owan Stanley mountains PI* '
patches from the area aald Ihrln
adrance might he *lr»e,l to keep!
para with morement of supplier J
over the crooked, muddy moun-i
tain trails.
The advance had covered afoul |
20 miles hy trail alnre Tuesday
when loriliaiwa. .12 airline miles i
from Moreaby. wa* recaptured. 1
and Japan*** supply tinea and po
alliens in th# mountains were

■ A X ro in A ir r a a i r op non

g u lta cleaned— C aah

MONDAY, (KTOI1ER 5. 1912,

W hen Calhoun W as Sunk in Solomons Battle

r « m * r P a rk A * * * * * aa d Irg BL
Ran 4 a y Mr boot, t « l A. AL
U a r . i n g Oarvtc*. ll -aa a . m .

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‘T H E F IV E FOOLS

m u m

D#orVa f t tlaaiar,
•»»4ay Ncliool, |;)| p.

M.-nday. •
p u f U r «la r M##i
.. " F mt ,h#
• ! Flaward#
U *d n ##d aya I *4 IV
U
Cray#r
If ##l la#. a#|ag
I HI. and
Jtlh
« n a a tn a of &lt;k&gt;ap$| Arrardlnw tw
Af Jnha aa lb# d t u d f . Hoard af
Ld»#a»tl4»a M rvitnf
lmm#dla(al|
r tilnwiog l*ray#r fUrvir#

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For bvjrlnx a boo*
Remodeling a home
Refinancing a home I

SUNDAY

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SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS

D*r*ndant

r r iu r tr io e

P. H. A.
Mortgage Loans

C

bandit kept repealing, "Im so
Toa will Had ll !••• ##«7 In up- aony to trwuble you."
« l faulla, than I# rMk# th#m
One r g f out of every eevew pro­
lila ln i %lrlur## —John ftu#kln
duced la 1141 will h* made into
*rg powder for dm by the United
Statea armed f»rc*a cn far-flung
batUeftWiiU, aad by the Allies.

«:(d-fa#hlon Koi| IWrrlr#
Townp po«p|#a* M*#|iaC a al ? : l l
.
M.
Al Jlrrwk. |^«d#r.
Monday.
p w Dwalnr##. Prdpram aad Cirri# m##itas# of lb#

S O L D IE R IN U N IF O R M

i.cco in .

oanaa o r

Au cn st twnolr. l i e I I Ballon
K * . a nr. ah. l i t e r a l s :
V o . ar s b o r . b r trdared lo a p .
ar ip ar a o n a li f or br a t i o r a s r )
aaawae i b a . w a r n M i l o f CamPlata, riled In Iba eta* of ttulb M.
Job no L a n a lr V * A a g n u
Lenoir,
boiag a t a l l / o r dl to rre
filed la
I k * above | M i , u i t 4 Coe rt. an ar
I » f o r * Ik * Ind dav *r .Norombtr.
■ I l l , o ik arw laa . ( W r a a Pro Coa, M M »I H h * o n l . r . 4 a g a l a a l rou
for te l lu r , in appear or anewer
aa required bp law.
II la f a r t b a r Ordered ih a l Ihl*
N o l l . , b . p u b l t .k . d on e, a w . . k
lor f o . r i n r . u r r r l l i . w . « k a in
l h . Ronlftrl Herald. a n.w *p o p« r
(•uhllahad
.1
Kan t-r 4
P.m ln o l.
I ou nlf. Plorl/k
Wtlnaaa m , hand
and
oftlrlal
• * * 1 al nonfor.l, H.ntlnol* Cou alr.
F '- r H O . Ikla Ind da, of Orlobar.

• iparlaaaa pro port Inaak 17 to ikalr
K m p f t f f of poor lk n ««tiliM ip
M l I T|

rk u rrk k rk aa l 1:41 A M
IL T. Mr Ka y k»M
A riallr l&gt;*r Program will b*
ulven. uad .r tbs aapervlalon r j
M r* Hold Col.man
M oralaa W sra k l* II t * A. M
......
nuw|*ri,
Arouiki
in#
Kertnon
Nukjeel,
"Around
tbr
W o r l d la On* |&gt;ay "
Aalk#m .
-fa
n # m a m lrin ««
of
TliaaAdm lfeuirttloa af lh# lx&gt;r4 • Ea#*
M r.
O b # # r«iB r# of World W ld# C#a$.
m unlo a Nundty
VTfvalac W orthla, l.M p U.
Harmon Rabjoat. Mn«ldbaad#d tla -

Plain­

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A tn rar

Th# l#Moa -Harm* n alto larlad#a i
LUlyW ynne, cUaa,
Ika followiaa paa#a«a from Ika
Ckrlallaa iw*l#a#a latlkoak
H r I. halfback of u .t m
• nr# tad llaaltk with K#y la ika la uniform today alo
krrlatwraa** by S i r ; lliktr rddjr: reril otter f*otb*fl.i
(kata ki tUadfaally to tka
vatarlas. Ika food, aad Ika irwa.
and ya«.wl|| brla* that# lata yotr

CHICAGO, Oct. «, (AY— It was
blrnoat • plana*r&lt; far William T.
Chugwiddm to
Io m
$10. Aa
Chugwiddmi wae forrvd into ■
dark noai In front of hi* horn#
and relieved of th* money, th*

n g it m i u a i n caraca
O r , Park Ava. a g ift s BL
_ Dr. Jea A. T all*. Paster'
— - * * r BabweL t u t A. g
PewC a . g M ak er, B-ipartaUadri

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flallara w. Iroraa

tw w

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SAVIN I IS IU)N IKS'

An&lt;*n« i m . f l l i l k M t i k k k comrrlH
Ik# l &gt; ( M t l U r » « i
la |ka
fallow la 9 f r o a Ik# IUM# T o r all
I k t l la la Ika world.* (fca luat of
Ik# fl#ak. an 4 Ika Juat of tk# »y#«,
t a d I k a prl 4 # ui llfa. la M l of
Ika r a l k a r . bat la a f Ika world.
And Ika world poaoalk a w a y , and
Ika loot tk#r#of kai ko I k t l d o a ik
bit at
Ik# w il l o f Ood tkUfaih far #T #r* cropped op
II J o k a
thla a a tk .

Hallf Area*, at lin k Street

Th* Card l almply ran their 'J*'
way to victory with probably lh* *{“ rI
moat dsiilin/ ahow of sprinting
th* prraent Yankee* ever had * * '* •
i*«n and their will to win moi* ,nn"i
than offlett New York'* tlurging • * ”
which wae rllmayed with a tr«™ '1'
mendoui two-iun homer hjr Char )
Ap
ley (King Kong) Keller tu mo- | that
mentdrily tl# (hr aenrr in the in a
eighth inning.
| three
Held to only all hit* by big P"l a
Emi* Bonham while th# Ytnkeea *»f th
pommeled Johnny llraalajr, the ly Wl
C i f d i ' U ' j f r a f o)*) rookie t en s #- '
|(
tiofl, for 10,
8t. I»lila a-rornl rauar
(vie« In th# flrat inninr, again j lire I
in the seventh and fnall&gt; won th# wh#n
gama with another thrilling tally t&gt; ar,
B thf tail half of the eighth.
run.
Hp#*1 figured in every one of I ln*lh
th# Cardinalri.n* but
nevrr
llor
mar* to than with the arore tle-l the r
and th# preature on in the eighth thrni
Jim Brown
and Terry Moore alicnl
Were eaay out* but Kno. Slaugh man
ter aUmmed a acurchlng liner lo U ll i
U»* deepcet corner of right field wav I

unhid

(Ot&gt;

to tomorrow will shape thev

Th# Bonford Board o f School
Trustees, will m**t la th« Board
af Public Instruction Boom at
tha Court Boat*. Wadamday af­
ternoon at It M o’clock, R. E.
Kipp, **cr*Ury, onpotmewd today.

|.H,t1t -I MMllli
'
ally on Park Atuniil-it.i
ti|4»Vi*i| In I hr Itiiiiar tin (hr

f -4»l |fI-

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k Mlo rml ai&gt;rY|rp* \%*fr ha Lt
• .* i h . n i lurk
thia
ia1 1 a*r n*him
Ilm r « i ha|*el in Wa*hirt|ftun

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IS |*er»ei»[ io rahlliire nit«l • if&gt;' ■
plant |*iot|i»4 lion, mini f r o m J»» •*•
*f» |*cr * tit i|i'« r r a « r in other
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rtaaiili*
Im i i m II i|Maiilitlr« o f e a fl y
[ yr^ t table* Mill fra rh th r m ark et
I thia » r r k

klornla Pity reiMirt| a few
fa rmrra hake aeed t»rtla up (HhNHW YORK. Oct. S. t/f) I'- era arr planting amall batla. per I
lire announced last night lhai hapa onr trnth aa largt aa they I
three young Puerto Itirens ha I Were planting al the aame time j
Tha labor situation la'
ctmfcaard the killing of Pvt. F-d lait year
win llerkowlti of
Fort Mo.i oo critical that farmer* art afraid)
lo
plant
until
they are certain
mouth. N. J., in a holdup laal
Friday morning in lh* arrawav i of help to make their crops. They
are "■wapplng** what little labor
of a Harlem church.
Police aald they alao told of they have hack and forth.
lJve Oak reiMirta an almost
returning after the slaying in
search the soldier's body again complete lack of In U m i In tryfnc to priMluca vegetable* for
and mak* sure they had over
winter ami early spring marksta
looked nothing.
The prisoners are America lln
W ASHINGTON. i* i
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On the other hand Sanford re­
mano, 10: William Dias. IH. and port* that mar* than 200 acr*a What thf |Vtri|r ■••Mirr than’
nentrti da Jraurr 1 *.*
— ' pf cclrry havC been act and that to hrwr * on fQi rn*lh» i*
hpproilmalaly lh* normal crop musir, news, cnme,I &gt; sol i|-.|t
llr|«irtlng on a survey .«,n«lii-'
of rvlery will be aet for this
■aaaon before February
The , *d tn Army carnp, lhimigb-»u* IL
T w o Yorktow n Men
acreage in cacarolt, cabbage and i Unite,| Btatea, Ih, -nr d, |,ari
W ill Be A t M eeting lettuce sat now la approximately nienl aald Bunrlay Ihe n.ddler d....
the tame a* last year at thla not rare a great deal for arrt ,1

persona war* killed and al lia.t
tig h t persona Injured In an air
plan* crash at Hotwood. NV»
foundhnd. Be turd* y. the head
? uarton of tha E sil*m O e fm -e
ommind and First Army an­
nounced Uto Sunday.
Thlrty-**ren
person*
were
aboard the plane, but the Armv
announcement did net disclose
bow atony were paaaengrrs
Poor commualtatlort* fadlltlra
at Dotwwod, th* Army aald, made
l r difficult to establish tht IdeetUy of th* dead.
The rro*h occurred between
and # ,P . M. Saturday, th* Army
aald. Apparently the plan* fell
Into th* *«a o ff Botwood since
lh* announcement mentioned tow­
ing the wreckage Into shallow
Campbell-Loosing Poet 63 of
water to facilitate aalvag* op- lh* American Legion wilt bold
It* regular meeting at th* Legion
Tha airplane's hull was split In Hut, thla evening st BtOO o'clock.
th* crash, th* Army'disclosed
Commander Ned Smith announced
today, and urged all members to
attend a* "Important business
matters will ha acted upon."
Vommandar Smith ' also stated
that ha txpactod to have present
PAEX*. Oct • . ‘S v - T h * lin t aa guests at th* meeting, two
e m t h p l Of 113,000 French young mao who wore on tho A ir­
worker! scheduled to gw to Ger­ craft Carrier Yorktown, rank in
many Bnder Vkhy'# compulsory Uia battle c f Midway In June.

French Leave For
Labor In Germany

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10 K illed And 8 Hurt Three Men Kill A rim
Private In Holdui.
In A irplan e Accident
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Avrm n
j w h r r r they niii lo th eir hiimr f«»r
m a n y year#.
Jutlifr Herrlnt*. n ve te r an o f
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n rli«r
in A m e r i c a n
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S iih r that ||»i»r M .
! H e i r t n a lia* ma&lt;lr her hotm- with
I to r iiatiifhlrr. K l r a n » i
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Ample Suh-stituti’M
For Meat Available

drama. o|reraa and hillbilly muai
One aoldirr In ail owns a 1**1, •
and slightly more than half lhman listen lo a program at *.&gt;ro&lt;
time during a typical weekday.
It » s l learned. For tom* ren
ton more listen on Thursday S -mi
than any other weekday.
j ItuarPopular “ sweet" and dance, local
music led all the real In pref-|lo«ti
, erence, with 67 percent favorable,1they
while g6 percent of those lur ordei
v*yrd expressed a liking for tnry
news broadcasts. Sport* score,I at c
69 perrent and symphonies and form
Optra* but S3 percent.
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America, lh 1|SI.
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Naw Reports Sub
(bunion Is Mimting’
W ASHINGTON. Oct 6. (Ah—
Thr Navy announced today that
the submarine Grunion wa* over­
due In the Pacific and presumed
lo«l
A new aub, carrying about
06 normally, the Grunlan was tha
fifth United State* submarine re­
ported lost in this war.

POLICE DRESS
LONDON, Oct. 6. (d&gt;—Metro­
politan poliremen hara been In­
structed they or* to V *or their
greatsoati buttoned cn tha loft
for four months and tha right
for U»a next four montha to ipaka
them last longer. _____

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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FI.ORIDA

T o u riit T ra ins

i port and that was a* far north that ,a large number of mlllD,
j a, I cared to get.
dollar* had been taken In
pmricuj year and after payiif
Ncwipaper* bar* complained off w* had several of them UfJ
i too mocb of their time being tak- N o* come* a wall from the n n .
I cn up reading the flood of yub- trailer that he doe* not krur*
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f lidty coming out from federal where In the 8am Hill he
t public relatione department*. The Ing to get the many thousand
director ha* ordered the elimin­ of ddlar* needed to meet tfl
ation .of 250 rla**e* and that will October payroll whleh ukr, ,
. leave 284 other*.
Every little mill ioit.
help*.
Miami t* setting metropolitan
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One of the enumerated .“ four It hsd It* gang of “ Red RoJ
freedom*" wa* religious freedom Hat*" that broke In and rohbg
but we are far from
"Kiev
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home* and buxines* house* until
it a* yet. Recently two attacks a discerning woman teacher duwere made on a sect, one In Ore­ covered they war* dlaplaving u,
gon and the other in Arkansas, many new knlres and other gi*.
because they believed that no crack*. Now tbt Juvenile
homage shculd he paid to other haa the raae.
A
than God and thry believed flag
saluting to be a form of homage.
Columnist Jack Korcd, now
W* acclaim ourselves a ChrDtiai
nation yet one need not scratch captain In tb* army" as the ,
xery deep until we reach our Capb Jlnka song ran, calls nie
ravare nature. I hold no brief spots ,‘‘sln cellar*" and confess
lor Jehcvah'a Witnesses but be­ to Inti mat* knowledge and loi
lieve they are the ictlma of war- aaacciatlon In his newspaper »oi
photiU.
Sort of a ''hell's kitchen." eh*

Although hut week’s announcement that there would
be no ju rist trains to Florida this winter was the final
blow to the tourist business for us most o f us, not so with
Tom Griffith, St. Petersburg's boundlessly enthusiastic adwill still be plenty of train* running on regular schedules
and that thousands of tourists can com« on them.
Or rather, he doee not eay.“ tourists” , as he admits
that “ tourists", as such, are out for the duration, but he
calls them tVinter residents” and these people he insiats
have a right to return to their winter homes, and will dt
so, tourist trains or no. “The regular trains to Florida will
continue to run as usual", he insists.
"According to all Information we have received from
reports of the 0. D. T. and from railroad officials." he con­
tinues, “ the regular trains to Florida will continue to run
on schedule and these trains will be able to bring to Flor­
ida hundreds of thousands of winter residents who will help
fill our hotels, apartments and furnished homes and to keep

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motherly dainr m.xjo
of "klvered" pies —
, apple. To distinguish
I them she Initialed one set *T.
■ M." and the others, “ T.M , egplaining that one meant 'll* mine*
ami the other, ‘taint mince. The
migratory worker, might aimlUrly I * classified W.W. and W.
I W.—will work and wen't work,
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latter being In the large ma1l"nty judging by a Florida sUte
|bureaus statement that the most
! cf the migratory ranc cutters
« . r r „o l “ worth their aalb"

Columnist Dorothy Thompn*
I* "all het up" over what sl»
call* “ the farmer problem", me*2
Ing their objection to putting aj
th* burden* on agriculture
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wonder if she know* a darned
thing about agriculture, and its
peculiar problems? I wonder If
she know* that George WashirA
ton pronounced agriculture th,
basis of our national success ’ |
wonder If she knows that through
the succeeding years it ha* I*—
told to do this and to take that,
and dl so uncomplainingly? Whs
•houldn't it he given a fair ilrll
I Thr Florida financial setup pux- along with “ cost plus"?
po„
ilr. the average John Q. CiUien. Dotty or anybedy else know whf
tfuite recently it was given forth It shook! not?
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natlcrti at war.”
GOD F IN A LLY DELIVERED
We believe Mr. Griffith haa got something there. I»robISRAEL FROM BONDAGE AND
B U L B VERAII FOR TODAY

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TO FORSAKE FALSE GODS
AND FALSE LEADERS AND
ISRAEL BECAME ONE OP THE
OREAT PEOPLES OP THE
WORLD. THEY ROSE PROM
SLAVERY TO WORLD LEAD ­
KRBH1P: I will give peace and
auiatnesi unto Israel.— I Chronl-

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which they would take. An a matter of fact, many of
theae people would probably find themaelvea more comfor­
table upending twelve monthi of the year In Florida than
having to remain in the north for the winter.

H ow To Meet M eat Ration
To A I ln u r
Dorothy E. Jacobs
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This wa* a doe, who klssad
A alandrr, freckled fawn,
WDM th* eastern iky, plnk-tlnt- . ed,
Told a gray earth It was dawn.
Tha sun's n ld lane** misted
The mountain’* pine-clad brink:
FlRad cloven hooves. Imprinted
Where th* over had paused to
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drink.
Thla wa* a doe, who fled
On allm legs through the gleam
Of tu-brigkb silver, shallow
Water* of a stream.
With high-flung, tapered head.
And whit* broth wnitkln- up;/
Startling finch and swallow,
_ A a d furry frightened pup.
Tbl* la a doe, who lie*
On tha fender of your car,

Methoda of meeting the 2 4 pound per week meat
ration and at the same time helping to win the war arc
auggeated by Secratary of Agriculture Claude R. Wlckard
In The American Magailne where he calls houaewlves. “ the
quarter™Eater* of tho home front” and auggesta how they
may beat perform their Important dutlea In feeding the
nation.
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*erfou* shortage of meat .
. Under rationing at the rate

L O V E L Y M IR R O R S
* new ®hlp.
&gt;ncnt of beautiful, pollahcd
that th# Oreneai highway has Don while the southeast had n
been l„ operation aevrral yean much smeller number, an over­
and what they are now consider­ age of 68. &gt;
ing D a 36-mlje cutoff.
Weatherlies say that of rainfall
A German minister of war is one-third run* off, a third soak,
quoted aa aaying that If they do into th* ground and thr other
not win the war—alreaslng the third Is evaporated.
Ruialan angle—by November they
will lot* It- It Is costing them
They do thing* In a Idg »a&gt;
11,000 men a day on that front in thla wee.
Pathfinder » &gt; •
that a new building, located In
Arlington and ueed exclusive!)
Assistant Secretary of th* Navy by th* war department, has 26
Ralph A. Bard say* we are losing mile* of corridors, 70 rlrvatnr.
th* w«r.
Such statements are ami 186,000 telephones. The old
poor morale-bulldrri; fear dose
not win wars.

"B righ ton Y o u r H om tTw ith
Pittsburgh Pain ts'’

fl. U. STU ART P A IN T A N D G LA SS

If you with to fly high then
f * t to be a “ big Ike" In ■ labor

And ■ bullet In Its aid* . . .
And • starring fawn, untend-

pot itood for proaptrity. Thla year it will Elgutfy pntrlo- union. The unlcn of teamster*,
Die* where hUck wood shadows ,11am. If every American fAjtyly will hive m ,extra chicken chauffeur*, etf. recently paid
146.000 cash for a Miami Beach
fhP!?r(*0, 0fVln ,ln' ‘e?d of ,)Ccf'
* c^orw« dUJtnow anti
the personal selection of
then Itutctti of pork, the preaauro on our mrat supplies home,President Tobin, of that organl-

slide.

The bllUkralg on Stalingrad ap­
pears to bar* (lightly backfired.
■aye President
away ahead of
And, he might

“ Other problem of badness
i theae days D to find any
K buelneee men ln their of.
■. Moot of them era out el

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qal| Uifoldaf about our prof*
Uo quirkor w tll win Uio
. B it torn# of o« i n M l
Jrtftf about our rm flu, wt'ro
I President call* upon Con•to Mae lew* os quickly aa
I to 1966 when, ae the tote
•M e Wul Roger* said, "It
4 #w| »e rest it didn't hava
te way* a* they went by” .
Mere woman la Philadelphia
16,000 la war bond) for a
orthld th* other day. “ Nerw*ea are npt going to be

will be eased a great deEl."
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The Secretary then five* th« followlnj Advice to hotuewivea of the nation:
“ Housewives ahould alwaya remember that In the man­
agement of tho wholo American food aupply, they are the
quartermaster* of the home front. A great reapctulbillty
reata upon them. If they let patriotism dictate their g r o ­
cery purchases, they can help Immeasurably toward aolvln» the great problem of food dlatrlbutlon. The rules ant
simple and easy to remember:
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Buy what Is plentiful.
"2,
Buy what I* freah.
« uy what ^ product locally.
n . - t ,? UL . what
Government aaka you to buy
through Ita Victory Food program.
y
o . Don t hoard or waste food.
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Thanksgiving will find us with more food on hand than
PfpdocHon.

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Conflicting sear statements are
coming out o f Russia. Quit* re­
cently »b* woe quoted aa decllnbig oar man-power eld in her
war: now a high authority says
ah* I* peeved because England
and th* U A hay* not act up a
second war front there.
Th# Florida elate college ftr
women
(Tallaka****)
enrolled
about 660 new etadenU this year.
About • hundred young men from
Miami refiltered el th* roll eg*
for men at Gilnearlll*.

But we must go ram our u a eo fn a A plea la afoet to admit a poo.
tur*
bS * * ^ cea lU e. of wartime.
elbJe 60,000 one*ptable ccnrkta
s h iftU Mm I
“ ?tno‘ » » pot on » double
tasa Mo,t tl«ld* will produce only on« crop a year m
1048 more farmers and farmers' sons wlU ha waail.
khaki than in 1042. Them will be leas m h h * ?
and ( " m trucks. FnrUUser will be lees plenUto?
The food needs of our Allies may be greater.
P^ UnU‘
I do not wish to be alarming, but wa mmi * * k - i .
ba ths but-fed

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In 1841 Dad* county spent
1714,000 ln welfare work, large­
ly charity and constituting onethird cf th* enUre county ex­
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Wide Wu»W I awhiten I •I•er

Miss Louise Packard
M arries T. M. Paulk

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Mr*. Mat Packard announces
the marriage of her daughter
Louisa, to T. M. Paulk, ■on of
Mrs. A. Paulk and the lata Mr.
Paulk of Thomaavllle, (la , which
waa solemnised cn Saturday af­
ternoon at 2:10 o'clock at the
home of th« Rev. W. P. Brooks,
who performed the ceremony.
The brida chose for her wedding
a brown crepe dress - fashioned
with a long torso and a very full
skirt. Touches of whit* trimmed
tha dress, and ah* wore matching
accessories.
Immediately after the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Paulk left for a
honeymoon trip to S t Petersburg.
Mr*. Paulk la a nature *f San­
ford and ■ graduate of Seminole
High School, fo r several year*

Delegates Appointed
A t U D .C. M eeting

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Miss Martha Adams of Or
lando was the weekend guest ui
Mlsa Doris Hall.

ittorr !•&gt; ifUiint
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b(kk to hour ' lewit IfftwtL i%

Friend* of Mr* St Clair Cam
eron will regret to Irani that aho
la seriously III in the Feniald
Laughton Memorial Hospital.

Vo formal aft* i .ill
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Inwgrtl roti’ti.l
formal ni-nitif h**- »*
arc 11 Lot) I•• I**
rap elrrtew ,«ikI •
rollr Iitif•'
l-rnirth •• 1 ...... i
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llntlir I .It Me i-t. -• .file
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Officer Candidate A. K. Pow­
ers of Ft. Rrnning, (la spent a
short while here recently with
his family.
Mia* I^Hina Vaughan, Mr*. Cntr.
man Mathew, and Mr* Arthur
Partin spent the wrrkrtul In Jack­
sonville.
Mr and Mrs II A Haynrs
had aa their guests yrsterday
Mr and Mrs T l&gt; Haynrs nf
Daytona llrach and Mis. Billie
Forrester of New Smyrna.

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Mr*. If. II. C'leman haa re­
turned from a vim In Bradenton.
Mrs. Waller Carter had a* her
weekrnd guest. Mi&gt;, Kathryn I jiw •
ton, of Orlanilo.
Mr». limlnry A«h&lt;k»wn anil Ron

of .Miami arr \l«itIn^r a* the
fu n t i of Mrs A*htlot»n'» mother.
Mr* 4 H 4 h.»fjM*ntmf ami Mr
anit Mi* Kunk It A*hili»«n, fur
several weeks

Thera will t « a general meet­
ing of the HrinfonJ Woman'* Club
a| 12:80 o'clock. A program will
ho j rnentetl and luncheon will
bo wrvrd For reservations phono
10J or
Mr«. B. O. Chase will distribute
knitting yam al the Ked Cross
Rcom In the morning.
The U.D.C. will have charge
of tho afternoon session at the
Red Croat Sowing Room.
• Tha board of manager* of thr
8anford Garden Club will be held
at the heme of Mrs. O. P. Il*rndon at 10:00 A.SI
THURSDAY
Tfir rvgulnr monthly Iward
meeting of the Seminole County
Chapter of American Rot Cross
will take place at 10 IK) AM at
the Red Cross linim on First
Street.
Mrs. Minnie Jones will have
charge of sewing In the lt d Cross
Room during tne afternoon
FRIDAY
Mrs. 8. C. Dickerson will su­
pervise sewing In the Red Cross
Room during the morning hours
The Woman's Club, supervised
by Mrs. J. W. Hall, will have
charge cf the afternoon sewing
session at the Rid Cross Boom.
SATURDAY
The CcclUan Music Club will
meet In the Fannie R Munson
Studio on 603 Myrtle Avenue al
8:16 P.M.

l,t
Klmn Kr hole flight in
slractur from (errrnvitlr. Trtnv
spent ft few hour* heft* last werk
with his parents, Mr amt Mr* K
C. Kchole nftrr ferrying a plane
to Montgnmri). Ala.
hire. John Knot Witherspoon,
former Sanfmd ir.ulrnt. who hs,
been ,/H-ndtng lh»- -umm.-r al the
Hotel Wind,- r al Kliralwthlnwn,
N.Y.. i* visiting ,rveral days with
her brother anti «i-irr m law. Mr
and Mrs But* rl I l'„x, before
going to Clrarwsi, * Ilea, h when,he will re.ide tin- uint.-r

Junior ( lass Honors
Players With Dance
I Party (ii\ cn l lomu- inj ;
' Y o u n g M a d i s o n .M ove

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Bundles O f Am erica
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in these parts, ju st like

elected at secretary of the Bun­
dles for Ameriea Club to fill th*
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mr*. C. M. Boyd, at th* meet­
ing of the club held In th* hvail
quarters on Magnolia Avenue on
, Friday afternoon.'
| Mr*. M. L. Wright presided over
(h« business session al shell
I time report* were heard from Iho
various committee ehslrmcn Mrs
M Mlnsrik reported that all of
the tcrvlr* flag* had been sold
and requested that more be or­
dered; Mr*. Lillian Vkkery re­
ported on Ike paidtlng arid re-uphe During' of the furniture and
mad* th* reqMoi that It he loaned
to the Service Men's Club until
such time that the dub decide*
upon a room o f 111 own.
Plan* for Lbs eboarranee of
Navy Day as Oet. *7 ware nude
and It was decided te enlist the
co-op*rallcn of the schools end
churches In _______ on program*
throughout the county.
Mr*. J. E. Courier was Instruct­
ed to purchase material fer a
lining for the qailt Dm ehib le
making. AU mimbar* were urged
to attend future meeting* and to
try to Increase the membership,
There ware 8 members and on*

most of our customers...
uown here live the folks wc grew up
with... our neighbors. Wc work along,
tide you, pay taxes with’you and vote
with you. So we have come tb think of
you os our very own customers-so long
as wc deserved your trade.
To do that, of oourse we had to make
as good A le and Beer as you can get
anywhere in these'United States.
We seem to have done that, bccauso
the vary best breweries in the country
have come into'thla community and
fought lor your trade. It was a good
lair fight, and we are proud that In the
face of it Atlantic Ale and Beer have
for years held their lead over all other,
brands.
Now war Has come along and the
needs of war have brought all sorts of
^restrictions, Metal caps. . . restricted
. deliveries aod whatnot .You .cant get
hrip-Jtls gooh into the Armed forces
• • ♦ t o fight for our way of Ufa..

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TUESDAY
The board of director* of the
Sanford Woman's Club will meet
at the club house at 10:00 A. M.
Ths Girl Scout* will have their
first Fall meeting at the Little
House at 3:45 P.U.
Sentinel* High P.-T. A. will
hold a meeting in the auditorium
at 3:46 P.M. to be preceded by
the board meeting at 2:45 o'clock.
Thera will be a meeting of the
Friendahip League of the Con­
gregational Church at the Parish
House at 4:00 o'clock. Mrs. J. It
Jones, hostess.
The Alathran Class of the First
Baptist Church will haee a roerred-dlsh supper In the annex at
7.00 PM .
Mr*. 8b Clair White and Mrs.
D. C. Howard will have charge
of sewing In the Red Cross Room
during the morning session.
Th« Woman's Club, supervised
by Mrs. J. W. Hall, will hart

Telephone 148

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Dame Home 1h Scene
Of Birthday P a r t y

W e were bom and raised
•

Formal (towns This
Season Are Both
Look And-v Short

S o cia l A n d Personal Activities
MARJORIE ROSA COGUURN, Society Editor

PAGE THREE.

Many competitor* Hava abandoned
this market and are now devoting all
their effort! to icrvinf their own homo
communiUca*
That means that somehow weVe got
to atep up production so aa to not only;
fill the gap but meet the-increased
needs o! our “ home folks**. And it*s a
vital need to many, a refreshing flaw
o f cold beer la • pleasant way to cseen*

Im* eaUniT'^f Im
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throw Ihrm out f

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liful aut|« tna&gt; •
ffontl li- nm
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fftluir arpaiHli f&lt;
When the inert*
ftntl pfriioi, lit* &gt;

together nicitim x*
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morn \Sar IwhmU mul St «•••)•
the* lin»»* •!»* Itifnenl t»i ni* I t

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T. E. L. Class H as
' R e g u la r M eetin g
production to the limU of the capacity
of its four breweries withoutsacrifidn*
quality one iota.
Sincerely, it*g not a question of sell*
in ) h r i T M U q money. U o S v

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rirftprrira n|&gt;&lt;irt nr

Mr*.
_ W. U
sided over the
of tb* T. E. L.
Baptlat Church
evening to the

THFV'Rf IN SAR ONGLANO!

Btoudenmlre pro­
business meeting
CDs# of th* Drat
held on Thursday
annex with Mrs.

M#7 I’ m only s 5 f soft drink. A iikhim'IU &gt;&gt;( n'l.ix.ilmn

III

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Itointt front' h "war of norvun."
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etith tiny. Help 'em rein*. Help to hoihI 'em hntk — 11nh11n' m.ul
w

Wlterever I otn help —ju*t n little hit —:«» keep iluil lii'htm'

tnntl *pirit burning, you'll litul me on the job.

T U E S D A Y — Bargain Day — 2 Features

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you'll find l)uit Kamo Itest-by-taate-text ipinlity — unchnngrel!

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BXNFQBIf n t lU I J ), SANFORD,

Cardinals Storm T o Victory;.
I N o w Hold 3-1 Game Lead O ver
Yankees In W orld Series

single h r rciUf p:uW lefty X u
Lanier, who wm* awarded credit
for tbo tIclory by th* official

f. Feds Loise

that OU add two pun graphs ten *

inter Garden

the ilreo m au aeea ana rood it lens
aadae wUleh stuck holders a&gt;4 *•emrtty twlCera w b e &lt;a aet appear
open Ik e book* o f Ike n a p u r
aa trust***, hold slack and » « anrtllaa la a capacity etbar tkae
that o f a bona ri4e owner; and
thl* a ffla a l baa no reaeaa la bellaee tb et e a r other peraea, as­
sociation. or corporal Ion haa anr
Intarral dlract o r Indirect In lha
•aid aloek, beads, or other sontrlllee than aa eo a ta lM a , him.
I T h a i tba areraae number of
replee o f each teeee of tbla publi­
cation P el* or dialrtbaled, ihrsssh
Ibe matte or nlhsrwlss, to paid
•abaerthan
C uria*
Ibe
Iw elte
montae preradlnp lha dale abewa
above la 11*1. (T b la information
la rsqaJred from d allr publlratlona
•n lr )

teem *.
I Mart Cooycr. the big, grinning
right-hander who had won 22
r*™»* line WMcn In the Nellori­
al league, but who waa the loeer
Paced by Ty Youngblood, fast
In tho opening fame of the aerie*
made an attempt to ealvag* hi* stopping Winter Garden loft half­
back,
tho Rod Devils slipped oytr
By JUDBON HAILEY
!
Inatead he
. ,,f till- runlrsl with a all-run up- reputation Sunday.
a touchdown early In in* flrat
Aaaactetad Press Spurt* Writer
imng In the fourth frame, were had It marred down even more. p«Had o f’ tha game her* Friday
YANKEE STADIUM. New York. tied in the sixth by a five-run
II* waa thrown for a one-run
night and downed a desperately
Oct. 5, UP) —The raging Hrdblril* Yankre
rally hlghlig-hted by loea In the flrat Inning whan Bad
from 8L Louis stormed to vlc- Charley (King Kong) Keller's Relfa don blad and Boy C«U#nblne| fighting aquad af SanfonP Celery
id iy 0»er the ente proud New second homer of lh* aerica with singled. but ha aearnad capable Foda, f to 0.
A forty yard gain was mad#
York Yankees again Sunday. -J two aboanl.
of bolding the &lt; to I load fDrto 0, In the wildest and moat
in the foorth, when by Youngblood, who ran hack a
Hut thr Cardinals Impressed the nlahad
furious Installment of thr world huge crowd. 770 more than Sat­ tha Cardinal* cam* la bat It punt and than, following altorearIra and thereby made It p&lt;» urday'* record turnout, with their time* with the flrat al* of th*m natc abort gains by Youngblood
and CaeO dark, fullback, David
aIbis for the Cardinal* to clinch will to win aa they clawed back acr ring.
tha championship today
This explosion wwa sat off by Tubbs plungad al* yarda over for
' to rapture this game Just aa they
1 It waa a stupendmi* -Irucgte hail hatiled to triumph last Muilal, who lad o ff with n anfa a acora. Gerald Crawfonl kicked
between speed and p a n for thr 1Thuraday when another mighty bunt that incited tha Yankees to for tho oitra point.
In lha second quarter the Cel­
grtateat crowd In world *rrie* 111* i home run by Keller temporarily an angry protest •round Umpiiw
lory, tO,002, and for the third I tin! the M-orr of th» second game. Georg* Magcrkurth. Walker Coo­ ery Fads began to threaten when
BUI Fleming ripped a hits In the
straight game aped * i » *uprrme
What provrd to be the deciding per followed with another single
Tto BeubIrde ran and goi th- run* wire »cured in the seventh that alilted between Bcrowy’a Winter Garden tin* with sn IB
Yankee
rally
highlighted
t&gt;&gt; ! inning and were partly a gift by legs and llopp waited out a walk I rand gain, follow mi shortly after
t»y a 10 yard plunge, and altardeficit of three K*imr« (■&gt; tffitv the unnrrvrd Yanks and partly tha to load the bases.
The pitching of both tram* fell irtull of thr Cards' ability to take
After that thing* happened fast nste abort g*!na by Wolfrr. Tho
to pieces and the Cardinal*, site, I advantage of every opening.
and loose. Kurowakl smashed a half, however, ended without -t
apparently taking remplrtr chaig*
Atlcy |l natd, who had been ground single through Rolf* for
Again tn the third quarter It
I summoned to relieve rookie Hank two run* end the blond, slrnder waa Fleming who ripped o ff n
i lioruwy with none out in the rookie on lh* mound yielded to gain of tO yarda around right
fourth, four runs already across pressure. Mopping hla brow, he
rnd
again tha loyal Seminole
and two on haic, made himself walked Marion on four pitches to
High Bchcol fan* rot* cheering
the v lflim today. He gave two load the hears and Mori Cooper aa Wolfer threatened to gat loose
successive walks at the atari of brought In nnother pair of rune
around left end. However, - the
with ■ single to right.
Ihe seventh.
Donald mid* hla appearance at Rad Davila than made a firm
The firsl waa lo Enos (Coun­
stand and Celery Fed hope* again
E very WedneHdny
try) Slaughter and the second to •hip point and forced Jimmy
ftulad, flaring up briefly when
Hrown
to
fly
out.
But
Terry
,
Stan
Muslal.
With
the
count
on
N ifflit
quarterback Warren Danleli Inter­
Mu«ial -I and 2, slaughter aet Moor* smashed a alngl* to canter
|-ail for -cv-ond and Catcher Hill on the first pitch for ■ run and cepted a Winter Garden pase.
It looked Ilk* another possible
KNOWLTON-H ORCHESTRA i thekry. not knowing whether the after Slaughter had forced Moore,
aeore for Winter Garden when in
Mualal
cn
hla
second
turn
at
hat
,
tint
pilch
waa
a
hall
or
strike,
We are also 0 |&gt;cn fur yuur
modi- a mid throw to second that doubled the alith run aero**. By tha fourth quarter Eugene Johns
dancing pleasure on Sat­
iillm*i-d Slaughter to go on to making two hit* In on* Inning h* kicked a nifty BO yard put too
urday Nights
llnd a world eerie* record held hy cloaa to the Sanford goal line
third
several player*.
Walker Cooper for comfort. However, Blit Flem­
Walker
Cooper
singled
him
home
Bhtrt'a Itecrcolii ill (VfltfT
sending Ihmald to the *howrr* finally grounded out tn and the ing again rose tu the ocraelon,
and reeled o ff a gain of II yards,
m o l I.ringing Ernie Honham In., Inning.
Johnny llopp sacrificed, Whlteyi There probdbly waa no on* In passed to Wolfrr for ft yarda
Kunwsky was walked Intention- Ihe big, elcsely-paekad stadium I gain, and followed with anotbar
oily In load the bases, and a who thought Cooper would have 13 yard plunga through the wor­
long fl&gt; hy Martin Marlon brought I any real trouble after that and ried Red Devlli. Then aad fate
4 MUee North of 3ANF0HD
i ha set down the Yanks In order tntervaned when • pea* by Ray
Fo* met nothing but rmpty apace
I a t . ___ a »__ * *___ . ___
M DE LAND HIGHWAY
In the next two chapter*.
and tha ball rolled tft yarda back­
But little Phil Rlaiuto, who ward before Sanford recovered.
mad* three hits during the pro­
That broka tha spell, and noth­
ceedInft. opened the eixth atenia ing of further Importance occurred
with a slashing alngie to left.
eleapt a 24 yard run around thr
Itelfe walked, but Cooper was SanfoHl right end by Johns of
allowed to remain until CullenWinter Garden.
bln* singled Rlaiuto home. DlMagglo popped out and Keller
hammered
hla
high,
arching
ORGANO
VITAGEN
L E G A L N O T IC E S
homer Into tha lowtr right-flaki
OrgnnifH
stands.
Prrdigraird, Conrrntratrd amt Bactrrialiied h) Patrnlrd
Thla caused Manager Billy
Bacteria Prorrs*
Routhworth to bring in Harry
R oltallic y "Si r **oll Nslurrs » s i and *rl heller
Humbert, who appeared aa relief
in the first game of tha eertea.
d Beds
Held C r«pw
Flnwrta
Ij i « na
Kurowakl made a
wild thro1
------------j f on
rdm
3hrul&gt;hrr&gt;
Plant*
T rm , rtr,
a iroundar by Jo# Gordon tnd
after Dickey had been thrown out
CORRECT THOSE DAO SPOfS. USE OUR MATERIAL
on a fin* play by Brown, Garry
AND WATCH THE DIFFERENCE
I’riddy looped a double into rightfield for the tying run. I^fty
llowle Pol let, who replaced Hum­
bert made Donald ground ouL
Since the Cardlnala came back
snorting with two n-n* In the
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
part Inning, under ordinary baeehall procedure Pullet would hare
received credit for the triumph
by pitching to only one man, be­
cause hr waa removed for a
plrtchhltler, umuereaifully, before
ihe Yanks ram* to bat again.
D R IV E S A F E L Y and
But Ldnler look charge from the
seventh on. holding the Yank*
helpless cn two singles, and batted
In Bt- Louis’ final run so tha scor­
ers decided he should have credit
for tha outcome.
Both pilots cam* up to what
may he the final game hare to­
morrow with only cna logical
pitching choice. Manager Joe MeCarthy of the Yanks a*Id ha
would start Red Ruffing, tha IBQ u a itlo n t
year-old veteran. Southvrorth gave T h « M
the assignment for what ha hopes
a
n
t
w
a
r
m any
a
H a v e a Thorough G u lflex Job
will be the clincher to lean John­
ny Beailey, the rookie right­
la x a t lv n p r o b le m
W hen you have your cur G ulflcxcd here, you
hander who won the second game.
can Count Oil u complcto job. I-ook a fte r thl.i
If lha Yankees should wm to­
and oth er nervier* nr repaint your car m»&gt;
Qyes. Should you chooea your
morrow, than the rivals would
need. It all conn1* umlrr the heading &lt;&gt;f acci­
leave tomorrow night far 8L laxatlva for thoroughness, promptLou I* where tha sixth gam* would nets, or gentkneaaT Ana. Look for
dent prevention! Cornu to
be played en Wednesday and tha All three quail lira. Quea. What
•arvnth, If neceaaary, on Friday. laxative haa been u-baal-MUar in
the South with four gtneretlon*
because It usually Ta gentle,

• e r a particular place a f raaldaaee
la known to ibe O snplaiaaaL
Teu are hereby ncuried aad reanlrad lo appear la a curtain BIU
of Compialai riled by John M arlahas aaalaaf yea fo r a divorce aow
udina In the C lrrali Court at
minute county, Florida, aa ar
befor. ibe Novsmbsr Rulo Day. lo
e l l the Ind i,a) at November, A.
H. 1*1*. la default thereof aald
re el* wll| proteeq k i - r t r t h
le t this Order bu published far
Ihe •latnlary lima required by tew
In the Baa feed I Is retd, Baaford.
Florida, a nearepdper a f guaaral etcrulatlon la aald rou a ly and stale.
witness my hand aad afftetel
aral nf office at banferd. riorlda.
this the Ird day o f Ottebar A. D

K

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n. t. n u * .

SERVICE

A. P , l i l t , la default thereof said
caeaa w in proceed Ex-F«rts.
L ai Ibis Order be p sb lM ed for
Ibe alatutory lima required by tear
la iba Sanford Karate taaferd.
Florida a eeartpap-i o f aaaaral
clrrulaioa la » M roonty end
TVIIaaaa my hand aad official
aaal o f offlca at Sontord. riorlda.
Ihla Iba ltd day o f October. A O.

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nf circuit Court,

aemlaou

Counir.

Florida

T ie * e n a c t r r » m
H IN T *
j ( D i e t a i. a n cure a r ru n
S TA TS OF FLOUIUA. I * ABU
FOB IR B IN O LM CWt'NTT. I *
C tlA N C S S T ,

v t o t .r r r r

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ST O N E

MtiEU-vrJt

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af
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publlahar. bualneaa rnsnItATM
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Prtesdsni
• a u ra to and eabarrlbod before FT A T T OF Ft-OHIDA
rJIIKETINOH
IHCAl.l
me Ihla lad dap nf October l ilt .
TO. llsrmr.nd Arthur Murilnsr.
n r r . i_. n im n ic K , d . c .
W. OfiltDOM DEAN,
t
i
l
l
bfoaroe
dlraat
tfclarr Public
Coeval la. Oregon
Up rommlaaton r t r l m
II la iKtlW’JIE D Tha, you do
aepl. 1). n it .
arpear
In Ihla Caurl la Ike bill
{O ffic ia l heal |
o f complaint filed herein ageinei
you, on lha la d day nr November,
o w n or FtauMTiov
A. n. l i f t , u n i being a rule day
TU: HIJZANR M A O IU . a real- of I Me Court, or decree pro rnnOf The Hanford llsruld published 4tnl ar a atal* ether than lh* feeeo
ill
be
entered
therein
■1*11* esrspi dal. and
Fun.
nf Flat* « f Florida; that bar address against wvan.
Hanford. Florida for October I. la US Lawrence fttresl. New llavcn,
IT la F T I t T l i r n ORDERED that
I»il
Connrftlreit, aad that no other or ■hi* ordar of puhllrsilon ah all be
Plots t.f F lo ri da
mors specific or mors partlrslsr published ones a week for four
fiscs o f residence Is known in lbs roneeeutlva weak* In The Hanford
Or-mrtelnant.
Herald, a newspaper publish*.1 in
Vou sre hsrsby notified sad re- Hanford, demlnale County, Florida
aulrsd to appear ta a rsrtaln mil
IVlines* my hand and the official
of Complaint tiled by Claud* K
M igtll aeslnst you fo r a dltaevs,
aew psndln* la the Ctrsult Court
af (tern I aula Caualy. Florida, no or
bafnrs tb s Navamber Rate Day. loWit; tho to * day ot November A.
D, l i f t , la 4 *fa all thsrsnf said
cans* w ill proeesd Rs-Farts.
I-si tbla Ordar bo published far
the siatutory time required by Ian
In iba Haarord llsrold. Raafard.
Florida, a newspaper of gsosral
rlrvulalloei In eald roon ly and
stats.
tv Itoss a my hand and nfflrlsl
•as, o f nrftrs at Fsaford, Florida,
this lha frd day or Oclul,.r, A. 1).

PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
Open For Third V « r
416 Grandview Ave., Rose
Court. 9 AA i. week days.
to kindergarten aRp.-t
Enrollment limited.

IF YOOll TA STK DEMAND?
T ilt B U T I I

• L IQ U O R S
• SCO TCHES
• W IN E S

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IIR ItNDO N,

Clerh of (Trrult Court.
Fomlnols County. Florida.

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BE SURE TO VISIT

N I C K 'S
Package Store

oinKM or pv'BieirArtoN

TO. LOHNA BIMOMW. m r n Id»nt o t ■ l i l t # o|H»r than lh*
HUU o f FlorM a; that htr lu i
known nddrua la I t t l flh Hlraat,
Ulvaraldo, Cnllfornla, and no othar
of mor# apHtfirii? or mart particular
pi**# of r««ld «n r« !■ known to lh*
Complainant.
You ar* haraby notlflod *l*d r*qnlrod to appoar lo ft rarUln IWH
of ro m p ialn l flltd by Paul Blrnondt
■salnot jr-oii for a dJvorra. now
n*ndln* in Iba Circuit Court of
Homlnolo ('ounly. plorida. on or
b#fnr* ib « Kov*mlnr Hala D*r.
Ir\-wH tho fnd day of Novombcr
A. I&gt; . I kit. In default lharvof
•aid fa u i* will procaod Ka*l*aft#,
i ih l* Ordar bo pakllahod for
lha statutory Umt rocjulrod by law
In Iho Sanford llarald, Hanford
Florida, t naw«pop*r of ■■n«ral
elrrulaion In «4ld county and atat*
Wit noiu my hand n»d official
■aal o f n fflc* at Sanford. Florida,

C R E O M U L S IO N

O ngf Chid*. IrMchiHi

1) P HERNDON,
t'lsrk nf C'lrrult Cnurt,
JtetnlMls i'nunir, Florida

O R IIM

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P U IM C A T IO W

TOs Hit*!* noonwiM,

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r*»i-

udiBf than (H*
Atftf- of flitrlJft, that hla |tj|
krwtwd fteMriv-i |a K'vftnavlll* In*
diana. % Kay Jaw airy romna fty,
amt nrt «ihtf ©t imora ap-aclf*© or
mor# particular plan of mi4#nr«
la known in th« Complainant
You ftr« nrr#by nollflal ai»4 rr*
Qulrori to npp#ar to a eartafn tlfll
•f Comptalnl f||#Rl by Ituby (JooslwIn. arainfti yoa for n dlvnrro. now
pan4inM In lh# Circuit Court of
Rrmlaolo County, riorlda. on nr
d a »(

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R E G IS T R A T IO N N O T IC E
The Registration Books of the City o f Banferd, FlorIda, are open at lha City Hall, commencing Monday,
September 14th, 1042, for tha purpose cf registering
for the Municipal Primary Elactlon

to be held on

f that

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travel

c o n d it io n ^

A l l “ |*o4 tolAon" aron't in the army. For that form
apHj dlKrihoa niUoM of cMUaai who have accepted wai t
iacewra hi*at ex cheerfully. With all traatportatiM t trained
to tho Bruit, and bu m carrying peak loedi. tmall inconveriiodcn eoseatlmei occur. We're doing our utruoxt to nuka
traeoi ax ploaaant « potxihia, and later on lra*«l at you
Bh# it will return. In tha auoanHmo, tho war aiiort CMHf
lint. And to all Anttrica'i "good tolditrr" at home we uy,
i Incarely: "Thank i for yoer patient undantanding."

November 8rd, 1041, end win remain epen each day
except Sundaye and heHdeys, up in and Including
Saturday, October 14th, 1*41.'

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VOLUME XXXIV.

Estgblinhtd In 1908

S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .

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T U E S D A Y , O C TO B E R 6. 1912.

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Marines Clash
With Japs On
G u a d a lc a n a l

N a z i Divisions H e ld
’O f f B y S talin grad D e fe n d e rs
’In C ity W o r k e r s ’ Settlem ent
Russians Say German
Attacks A re Led
By Swarm s Of D ive
Bombers And Tanks
•

3

MOSCOW. Oct. C. (A1) —

Stalingrad's defenders held
today against three Nazi di­
visions in a battle for u work­
ers’ aelllemertt and the lleds
^ continued to stab at the tier
man left flnnk. Swanns &lt;;f
dive lumbers and 100 ank&lt;
headed the N azi attack* t r y ­
ing to force the nalieni.
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(of rMranrdlnary , Seoul-n i laudc I
I W o rn lions
mi
nrtlllrrv am'
mortar
M* • nice*
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in buttle agnlrtit invading "Dl I hr*-* «•f lhi ««• Muir
l f «• &lt;tu&gt;*a f lg ’ ltiitg around thi* city
■
I***"11*1 pectiu’ ■
Tin* Russian off* ml*# in tnr Null fo rm have been awarded L&gt; ■*'’ kum"Healu11K*tatc
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V'a*»dii
Kuiyarin,
n
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army
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Kb’takjifa le c to r. *5 m ile' north
.ai \ 1ie;.iait in* ol
’h
Mri»t of Stalingrad, rotiljr.urtl to fighter, und hi* nitt* t \ictaodre 1grt
f hr*r f.my.ccnl* U
Hi*tli IihpI part mi m
w nak«* headway, the midnight • »m it nur»c
.miniipic reported, and mini hr* irlifou* ftu**iMn Ii./'lr. tirf r IUtPi.1i\ II*
fn I
Mr
Itrlh lrli * « Irn • i
2(0 German* and nvrn
lanki they Mfi’ ivol ihnr .iU-urd*
9»tln •* *
wri#
destroytil
thrfe,
white
| iri t’n &gt;d y-'ur I. ■’ &lt; &gt;.f
Soviet poaitiun* weic
t*d 11
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\ d » left* in the leriifiv t ’ k'hl
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i.rrm a to conceded any pain* t.» ' v L I *
pa'. A *ligl t German advnine it
the
north* r * L rn
suburb)
had
) w n reported
in the
&gt; 11 v i*■t *

Mimi'ay

fioon

comm mhfu*. bill
f i o i l diafntchea *aid th.- i i t &gt; ’»
A dcuiulcre, responding i«* « warn
w inif Uut the fate of all wr*trtn
Russia mlifht be in their handa,
were retUitJn" more fiercely than
*v#r. Torelva a«»ault* iy a Nall
*ifg# army fall matod
bOOfiGfi
mop wrra beaten back In one &lt;UY

9 f/&amp;iuts|ibly^i&gt;uuvfTi r*r*rtafnnrn
the vioci reveal ad.
Tl« miilnleht tommOni^vt* r»rw,rt»d Tour morw G.rmiu tn iu lta
U alin h,ck In th» H«tdi&gt;k »rw«
ot the lauesntt, wherr N u t Iom
hb wrr* 000 m»n »nd 12 lank.
Ii i,..l 210 (iirm im wtn- killwl
nrar Brysnik, 220 milr. »«ulS

w r it of Sfpacow.

Supreme Court
Puts O ff Nazi
Saboteur Trial
WASHINGTON, Oct rt. (A1)
With th# cb-lr of formrr Jn.tlc#
Ilymcj. n blick Icithi-r void !»■
t InJ th# twnch, th# Supritm#
f'ourl npencil a n#w term Mon
day but d»f«rr««i at !#»•* unti
ntit Monday It* eagerly a-.#ait*d
opinion in lb* cai« of th# I' boa.
Ing Nail Mbotaurt.
Th# remaining tight juiticn. In
uniformly good h**lth »fU r the
long Summer rectu, woro all on
hand. Including JuiGc# Murphy,
tfho irrred a, a litulenant-eolonel
with the Army during tha Sum­
mer.
For that reaaon Murphy
dii&lt;;ualined hlmMlf In the cau
of tha lahotrum, who w#r» tried
hy fellow Army officer».
Tha court denied’ tha N atli' pe­
tition for a writ of babrae corpui
•t a &gt;pedal term during lha Summar Thay then ware conricted
' by a military com million and all
w#ra electrocuted.
The court’a
opinion may coiutltute a clarlflec­
tion of tba Prealdant’i war-tlm#
poweri In »l#w af the luoaa
railed by tha dafatu* counaaL
Chief Juctlca Stona officially
announead Uyrnaa' raalgnation at
o f tha court, wtahlng
t at blmaalf and tha
. Jtutlcaa, “ all lueceaa in hit
and arduoua undtrUklm

director of #coi«inlc

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Ms p i leant dutlaa after the
If Mr. Booarralt wan atill la of*

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the liovcr *niient i”

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|ire|i|r in dir Vliimlv

A re Dates For
Hostess School

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firrman piinontra reported Ihiit

r tidier* are dlaaaliafird.
Hew n I {irrnmn iMtlrrirw

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I1-i*n# Mini

Beinp: Taken Supervisor Expressed
Congressmen.
Necessity For Ad«
Higgins
ditional S t u d enta

i f fleers f#nr another w inter if
then* i» further delay,
(ierm nn
lit%%r* In ihf* l » * t 21 hm»M w r w
hug*, the Reds said, sit*s| N a tl

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Hold On To Solomons
W h i l e ‘‘ Aussics”
Gain G r o u n d In
Neu (iiiinea Drive

Get | D e fe n s e S c h o o l
T - Mcney For Navy, M?y Close In
B?sc I .nd Scon
Thirty Day$

W in Soviet Aw ards

M IIEH .11.

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,rt.:r Yenktown Mortgage Freni Holy Cie«s Clnrcti
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loday thara will be ■ re I-WA imr w an **n * r"t**i*lr »
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to voiuntcei aervico through th« nounced
pill »f.
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W. Ball of Lake Monroe.
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apply
(irtirifr W immI i i* chaifnuiu
At a recant meeting or the Irrm llo tha Rdrrralion Commit
M Ml•• 1 iiul
. ptawi nffu.
Ktlvkiiid lliggItt". Harr r( Af v •
Board of Deacon* cf tha Flrat I m of ih# Stmlrvolr ConnlV lG* F.D.R. Siivh Lulior
(By A Meal.tag *ra a .l
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#anac Co’jnti1 foi furthei appr*
Ihr Srmlnolr Cttunly I'humUi ***
all! r.
in IIn*
A ilalng tlda of rreolt by Sean- Biptlet Churth, tha following of- ▼•1.
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Is Doinir Itn P art ('dimnfrrc, who mri a )Di if”
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dlnavlam waa reported today flcera wat* aiaetad) J. Martin
1 . "|.-« Paul Hickson Named
A
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meatinv
of
thr
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Oct
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1.1,a M|i, I*.»- .,a '* • «,.| V 11 I lend
A atale of civil emergency waa
8:0(1 F. Mm Thuf»«lay rv#n|njr i-*j Piendrnt lliH&gt;«ev#lt, in a meihr appruvril mil rutw )•«■ I* 1 n f
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I* r • "m i »*i|*
declared In tha Norwegian coail- *acratary; D. K. MrNab, na.l.t ronaldrr Ihp proao##*4 ardiiunn
In thi American Federation nl it A rchllict * Smith amI *• !
t.e
S. ■Till Lilli'
I»t (i i
the S* mimih* t httjtler Order ‘ of
t ■If.'
al dUtri.-t of Trondbalp. Den­ ant aacratary and C. E McKee, regulating la i If ah opera Man. AM aa(t'
m labui I’uincnrion an,' tun, I N tiirtli^y le.iri'AMirnl li*j*L evening
mark : rejected tha damagad that traaaurar,.
tiyfli *1
- tail company owner* here arc rr latnr “ fan nk# whatever It take* lr*pir of Jackaunvillr. fur pn
11 r f -I Tlu- It' 12 I I term. Ytm! the |oIf ’ f&lt; "t&gt;tHU
D ha Included In a “ geaater Garaocited to b* prr*rnt, Mr Hayrr t( -In tl'a —at’ , lit aald hu cntnthin t&lt;» iHf FWA. tnirt'thn
lbrtl i"Imbl# i *
The Lion* Club will have Ita •aid.
with th# rrijurtl hy Ihr CMv "I
j J.'rt tng iifficer* ttrir circled: l*aul
many" with ilelland and Nor­
* found wnikm everywhere on hi* Hanford lo thr govrrnmanl *b*■? | \ In.iirt r, rtibrsii vhilljrl,‘llrt -M t "Hi )|t k*nn. iiia*ler cminrlliir; 1 ^
regular
dinner
meeting
In
the
way. Sabotage wave, were re­
pit* I viilh the f •!11*
|[rrrenl in-peiltol' Irif "ilolnt. al* Ihr building Imp constructed
Vatdaa
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Wed
ported.
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tlal ‘“ a* laid out lor t’lem and
needay. &amp; E. Adam*, aacraUrr o
Other member* of thr contutii ! *♦ tkatirtf),
i ■ *|irrrt ! H m m md, junior nmircilor. Th#
r*.ft)*,»|
Thla broadcait from Scandl lha tlah aanojncad that ticket!
mart "
tc#
are
City
Cnmmi«*»
tin
H
School
Scrap
D
rive
IHimtM #lr*lgllri| I I. &lt;|iviile th i*()trt tiffin-rs Miii l»e api*olntcd
TUvIa reaching tha Bwla* praaa for tha Wuhlngton and
1-eeJames Gut and Frank »Shiinr
I ftnlxtH. and reurnhi i ( un
• m ihi* nt ar fuiiir.- hy the Matter
ycalarday laid rumor* that a Rolllna football game to be held
O fficia lly B c g i n h
I \V.ii Silt ifnf* Hi a flip* aIPI I •M-t 1i oiinrllor
proclamation creating • “ great on Oct. 10 In Orlando havt bean
First
Jan
Prisonem
’
Th*’ chapter ihscusaeil mhal part
Germany." to Include Holland, placed an tala by the club at
Collection of eerap metal by A r e Landed On Coast N e x t Y e a r ri( Taxes
) (hr OrMrtlny* cmihl play In tha
Denmark and Norway, la to ha RoundUat and Andanon'a Drug
•tudenta
af
Bemlnola
County
em
i-ffurt
77i# Mailer Councllexpected n m w an circulating In Store. Proceed* of Ih* ticket, wlfl
T o T otal
achaola, organiiad Into what '•
I
0
•
at
'&gt;r appointed Hilly llrumley. Bara
Scandinavia, chiefly In Qerman
A
Pacific
i’ort./lct.
t,
W1-knoam a* the Junior Army, ataria,,,
In
! rhurmoml and Herbert Moreland
(litHa,
Oct fl.
ad officially at 1:00 o’clock yea- Tekrn in thr Aleutian naval ac- ateWAEHINGTON,
______
I a« a committee un-National IHFinance Committee Chairman.
,
ttona,
fiv#
Japanete
arara
landed
r- ■
H waa atnaa*d«Uwt inch n
larday afternoon, fiupt. T. W.
today the Amerlmn
Mi and Mr. J K. Mrt lellan.l,, f&lt; n.e. They are to report back
■ge .aid
.a
hera recently and whlakad away George
port* aran dlitinctly *ln the cat*.
Lawton alatad today.
'1
1
1
pay
talcs
total'fk
ir.idi-nt#
uf
Krcnch
Avinu#
-hn
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group
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the
ncit
meeting
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under
guard
an
offpdal
aourcc
*
** '■ “ I * being
Sanford Grammar School, alu confirmed today. They ar* boon Nalonal IVfrnse actlritlea
J0,0
o o T or on* third lb* t ave mnde their Hume I" Sanford ; "n
l.£)7,00
te Nprdent* brought la about one ton Bated to be tha flrat prtaoner* af national
_______ Income,
during th* com­ lm many ycara. have tine* .om which th* chapter can undertake.
Inct
—
• f maUl, Prof. R, E. Kipp, prln- arar landed on contlnenUl United ing year under the pending legl. —lm arn aervlng
In vailoua
dual, innoufkcad today, la thla State,, with dramatic atory of the Ia Moil
hranchci of the United
States
P
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T a x Supporters
•id broken carta, loya,
HI* aatlmata included |20,U7,- NarV
, urt being kept teem .
’ Mcycla parte. One
Inland L. McClelland. USSR,
_
000,000 In federal let!** and (JO,
G
et
Encouragem ent
, j * w m too new to be
aUta and local lm- la an enalgn and la atalloned at
200.000.
*
1in *U
Naval Air Baie.
au tba acrap pile, and
A emt’a eyee do not ahbta—they poala.
tad national ln- Jatkaonvllla
WASHINGTON, Oct. •,
the. ___
achool
to be merely reriect the faint Ugh) of
.0,000, laid cor George U. McClellaml, C H- I'..
„ — _____ la
_____
_
par 110,790^00,- la a phyaloal educaflpn instructor Opponent* of leg IslatJon to
kept fee tuning In, Prof. Kipp dark pUeae.
noration*
1L2M,100,000 at tho naval training station In
000 and i_________
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la aUtlonad at Radar Unit Re­
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M ort Cooper Pitches A
v Loser In F irst World Series

iirn n rn
at abb*.I (ha o pening
e.|*e into Co o p er In th* fo urth,

Br JUbHON BAILEY
Jkaaaelatad P n n Hporta W riter
SPORTSMAN’S
PAIIK,
HT.
LOUIS. Oct. 1. UT&gt;—In a wild
beginning to ■ world series th at
had Wrn r ip w tn l to be on* cf
tho tlghtleit In history, th* pow.
orful New York Yank*** stalled
th* S t Lou la Cardinal* for eight
Innings today and won. 7 to 4,
a fte r «roolh*rlnjr an almoat Inrr*dlbl« ninth-inning outburst by
th* R«dblrd*.
Charley (Red) Ruffing thrill*.!
• capacity crowd 1 f 34.3H5 with
on* of th* ftn**t pitching per•
form a neei In hla long ami■ lu»troua career, establishing two
world aerie* record* while sh u t­
ting out th* Indomitable Cardinal*
till th* gam* w at within on*. o :t
o f being i n r
M o r t Cooper, (w aring all IS*
hope* of Ibe National league, b ad
b**n ateadlly ahelled and finally
removed from th* *cene — and
thouaand* of fana were nn their
way out of th* park.
Thrn th* C ard inal* auddenly
shewed the • pirit amt ipark that
had earned them a place In th!*

&amp; { :

inning* for one record af..i ra- leading o f f w ith a a h a r p elngl*
erived credit f:r hi* a*venth world to left. T h * n a i t tw o t a t t e r s
aerl** triumph for another mark. poppe.) up, hut BUI Olckry walkMualal, a .315 slugger who did ed and llaaaett ram* through with
not make a hit the entire game, a_ (Torching doubt* 1J
W[|
d:w
n th* l*f(
, “ 1' to *u ‘r t
I field foul lin* to brine DIMaggio n«ld, Friday erening a t a g o !
ninth
W nlktr Cooper *ma*hrd home
o’clock.
T hat waa th« good wefd rrraalr' . 1',',*.n1&lt;_lh'’__,h l" , | Then in th . fifth with on* away
U « lin. and Hed Rolf* wa. u n -llto lf, t i„ g |,d . Roy Cullen
ifuuvnaaiv
•d
today by Coach Leonard Mebln*
aide to make a piay although hr,|o&lt;.bled agalnat th* right field Lucas, who sbic* can**llation o f , .
kn eked the ball down.
! wall and Rolf* scored a* DIMaggio th* Laka City gjuna, ha* b*cn tr y -*I
It wa* a rrratrh hit. -.he mron-l! grounded to Third B a a a m a n lag to find a team fa r th* C*l*ry1■
Fad* to eppaaa thl* w**k.
,
o f the g a m e off th e 3ft.year-old Whlley KurowskJ.
Ruffing, an d J o h n n y l l o p p filed Cutlenbln* on th* baa* path
. Yc*t«rday aftrm ocn Coach M e-1
Leras put |h« taara through a |
»l&gt;n»r*ntlv *n I nny threat could mak* no other play.
Hut P l n r h H t t e r Hay S an d er* walkOIMagglo again ltd off with!****
...
scrimmage, and new
rd an d M a rty IS I a ta )
Marion a tingl* In th* eighth and after
-*•- offensive and dsfsnshr* plays 1
h m . a h t l*cth ru n n er'* hom e with Charley Keller and Jo* Gordon wera rehearsed.
Players
trip le mtn the d r e p c i l co rn er had fann*d In succession, Dick
also drilled In staying In ___ .
f r ig h t field
singled against th* pavilion waU tlon and not getting offrid* too l
I
After tl.at |t wn* hing-bang- in right and H aaartt rammed easily.
Although th* probable llnaop
hmr
f 'l n r h M t i r r Krn O'lVe* tin ' re r another run with a tingle ',o
ha* not aa yet been fully deter­
e,ed to *&lt;-«-re M.lrio-v a n d J im m y right.
With on* run across In lh* mined, tom* changes ha vs been
llro w n * l * p | - d a ai.igle into short
center to -nrer M c C arth y to re eighth, two on and two out. Ruf­ mad*| Andrew Hasty has baen
fing lifted a long fly to Slaugh- s h Ifted from center to end) Hugh
m o te R . f f i n g .
The *.|u*t, * m art leader o f the t*r, who let th* ball boune* out Carleton from halfback to end;
dofi nding world r h am p io n * , wa*t- of hi* glove for a two-baa* error Singletary from tackle to guard;
Wolfer from fullback to right
cd nn g l a m e n H« u*unl relief scoring both runners.
Thl. wss where Cooper left th* halbock, and Ridge from guard to
hurlef*
In stead lie railed for
.
y e a r '*
b aaeb all
classic.
T h e , C h a n d lrr, one of hi* heat • f a r t ­ gams. Manager Billy 8outhworth fullback.
A cheering note Is th* nears
summoning H arry G cm tart to
h a m m e r e d R u f f i n g o u t of th- ing pitcher*
nail lh# I Inal out. Gumb*rt then that Bill Fleming I* In good Play­
hog and continued their assault
llut even th e ( x y trg ta rightwa* laktn out for a pinchhltter ing condition again and will b*
on Spurgeon (Spud) Chandler bander could not cool o f f tne and L tfty Mag Lanier pitched back a t hla old position aa left
until th* gr*al crowd waa near Cardinal*
im m ediately
T » rry lh* ninth Inning and perecnally halfback.
•
hyitarla ami they h a d 'fo u r run* Mte re airrglcd In Irft to firing made two errors to help New
“ I look for a good gam*,” said
across, th* base* loaded and one h me Crunk Creanl. r u n n i n g for York r» t It* two other run*.
Coach McLoeas, “We may eipect
of their fine*t hitler*, Rookir O'lfea. a n d Enos S l a u g h t e r slash
Rolf* opened with a tingle tad •om# keen competition, from
Stan Muilal, stamllng at the plate n l a g ro u m le r In ahort to load Ctillrnhlne sacrificed, but Lanier, W inter Garden but I bailee* our
With what reprr*ente«l th* win­ the bit*e* when J h e t-nll took i; I w t.„
from ___
Urnlr
' “r„.i,i~i
" ‘ th* ball neatly.
____ rt threw boy* hav* .profited ____
H,,I « . u t .|J wlid
* , | J over |F irst Baseman IlOpp’s! »*lback from Eustl* last weak,
ning run If th*y e uld get it bad hop and hit I’hll
..
AfftttJ.
)►
«|uan- in Ihr farw lift, Maria!
|, t t |„ r Rolf* com* all the ,n&lt;1 will gtv* a much better *cB e t Ihp pink rhr&lt; kr«l frro h m n ti •mjffr«l nut I h i tr li» \h v»&gt; *m &lt;I
wny aroun.1 and Cullenblne reach count of them**!***.”
,
m l o w d r rhRfirr for fan ir Lv |h n nn rn*v pM» •»#!•-f . n u n lh
third
A fter getting the n s it
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•fourwlinjr o u t ami ( h r Vankor*
•*»*«* • ••• . i.J , it.m, : Kr w.

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th a n k f u l ly v a r a l n l thi* flrW »itFi ••* •

II *#*« H i*» &lt;lmn*ll«r I «»• I iHrn IrieM to pick him off
lh e |r rletnry
.....................
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When llopp returned the
Th* remarkabl* &lt; ardinal tally « ... 1...1 lu t.-l ........ h .,v &lt; - .p 1..... 1,. the pitcher.U n ltr let It
atol* th* .how from llufflnir. wIh. r. .
t.. Itt.- up 1., hi. gr.-ul .lip through him and trickle o ir r
pllchM no-hit ball lor 7 c-3 Nall.inul l.agu- *&lt;-u*.,n ilu.io,-1 t.iwanl third while Cullieiblne
____ ! v am p ercl home.
A* *r*tn a* Ruffing reached hi*
it.-w record of 7 8-3 Inning* of
. hillesa ball, passing lh# mark
____i»"t by Iwo f:rm *r Yank** hurlFOR SALK
I
| . r«, Merit
I
I’enno ek a n d Monl
I I', nr.&lt;ion, he wa* r a p p e d for ■
IIF.I.P WANTED
LAKK IIAItT CKI.FJIV MUCK ,
• ingle by Moore.
Thl* removed
1-ANDS-—Reidy
to
plow. I
th e *u*p*n*e o f a n o -h llter.

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The g a in * wound up In eonfu*lon nn.1 e i r l t e m r n t an d it wa*
t»t|M&gt;*i|ldc l co unt ou t lh* Card
lual* even t h o u g h they had had
th, it l e a d i n g p itch er h atted out
»l Ihr boa a n d had lo«t th e game.
.Houthworth hod n o th in g to say
a | th a Ins* except th at Rookir
J hnny l l r a s l e y , a rlg h th a n -lrr
vtho ha* won 21 gam e* this year,
would go to th * m ou nd h r r* tonturrow.
M r C a t h y said he would
u*e Krni* B o nham , the hig fel­
low who to p p ed all Am er ican
leagu e p itcher* with 21 vlct'-rir*
• nil five defeat*.

" ANTED
Women I , ,»»rn
g l ' l l h ( ASH
Hell C. j i I.1 EM
HUBINIC8H S E R V IC E
MOSSED I hri*t.tm* ( uni* 5fl
for I I OU with cu sto m e r'* n a m .
BTORAGK your car at Krnt'*
im p rin ted K ltE E
No r i p e r l
G ang*,
Special rat* de*.l
(•y t w n l . u . *rwM)
r r t r r.rcr**ary
H Other Iteau
h b M Ib i «i
U I*
store r*.
11fell rt*-ortment •
Voij make NmTk*
* V"f k l A l l
I o | «&gt;ic
up to m o ’s I 'U D E IT working n. left'll* fNI.1
• |
F*ir«f
'lan
te
(At
N
ritm ir*
# full o r p a r t lim e
Fo r free
•ample* w r l t r to T h e C a r J I'ark)
■ H R
Ci.llil I ill DW West 32nd St
)„'h
7 || |
I HI Is.ul.
« 7 •
, New York City

WORLD SERIES

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til
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f.-r
n a tio n a lly I Mrr-n-l gam * i n
i , i Hp-ri.known pMftd irl* Nn r i p e r i t n r v ! »»*••• • P a r k ; third, fmirlh aad fifth
n-*r r r M a r y#
link J. r o S a n f o rd Hl.dlura,
in ? ." 1 1
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Oft.

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H A L A D D R E S S IN G

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G ro c e ry P r i m G ood T fcn t W « d n to d a y , O c to b e r 7
M e a t a P ro d u c e G ood T h r u S a tu r d a y , O c to b e r S

Mayonnaise p t 25c
B *ke P ro re d !

MOR
Can 33c

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. Germans Japs Retreat
Battle Am id Into Jungles
Of New Guinea
e Of City Australian
Troops

W IL S O N S

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119 W. FIRST STREET

c isa ra

MIX

m k a d

pkg

&gt; On 39th Day Of Siqge
S t a l i n g r a d Con­
.* tinues To S t a n d
Repeated Attacks

19c

P illa b u ry 'o B eo t

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. WITH PURCHASE OF 2
H l» M U I H I M U M
’ .a .

Tars Claim To Be
In Fine Shape For
D a v id s o n Tusse!

WINTER I’ARK, O ct I, (Spe­
cial)—With only on* casually aa
a result of their Impressive | l 0 victory over Presbyterian last
week, the Rollins T art are re ­
ported In fine ahtpe for thalr
encounter with
th*
Iravldson
Wildcat* In Charlotte, N. C..
Pointing for their first win over
the Wldeata, the Tara are going
thru a stiff week of practice,
varying lb* dai'y round of brutlog
*erlmmaee
bv sttenavr
barkfleUI blocking ami pats drill­
ing.
"Davidson will be tougher" wa*
Coach McDowell'* comment a f­
ter the *ea*on-oprn*r with If**bytarian laal week.
*
Sol* injury to date I* the
sprained ankle of P*r*hlng Scott.
»c* T ar guard, but It I* poaaib1*
that h* may be abl* to get In
th* gam*. Th* brunt
of
th*
pow tr offenalv*
against th*
Wildcats will b* bom* by lb*
• tuhly Ires of IU pounds of
fullback Grady Ray from Maine*
City. Ray pllad op 110 y**da
from acrimmags agalnat Prrehy*
tsrian, most of them In vielaw*
• mashes ovtr guard or arotted
taekl*. Much of Rolhu' . confldance a&gt;*o lire In th* obit field
generalship of Paul Meredith,
senior blocking back, who has
demonstrated an am ailng ability
U&gt; pick th* tluggieh side of an

\ it ' lo r y ...

■i*fe*ir-* a,i**s

Soft As Old Linen

3 Pkfl*19
5 lbs.

15c

GRITS

5 lbs.

15c

o n * p h iih

WHEAT

te |-ftli* a * .

PAPER

pk».
lKe.

« “• Fie

10c
Tomatoes .. 12!/2c
Mustard .... 12*/2c
Beans No. 2 13c
Tea .... V/-Qi

E d u cato r

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TOBACCO
:$ for 25c
P rim lit,,TOBACCO tin 10c
For

W h ite r

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CL0R0X
Pint J2 c

Tal O r* * .

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m cell' ’H
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15dSPA M

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PORK
n o N g .m n
J^ w .W k K , V n l

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Steak

lb 45c R ibletfl.... Ib 23c

V*a' f t

Owl i N M l* M

4

lb 29c Cutlets .... Ib 55c

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Breast-------------— Ib

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Tomatoes .... 15c

CORN F E D

Roast

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ring hop** are
ned upon _lh* two fa it Junior
K'Innad
ka, Bam Pugh and Queolln
BltU*. Both of th*** rare showed
Park; ••vanlh gam* op better agalnat th* Blu* Has*

Y*. 2

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Peaches .... l l ^ c

5c
15c

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Preserves .... 25c

Roll

C*tea»w le g , a* re a l

21c Rolls

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19c
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RO U N D BO N E HAMS
PO R K IIA H ST E A K
SH OD
ULDER STEA K
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lb
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37c
45c
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&gt;U N D B O N E E N D tb 39c
B L IC E 8 c e n te r lb 55c e tu i 45c

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H un

P la n e

P la n t

B . A . F . P la n e s B re a k
b u ll B y H i t t i n g
N azi
( ’- B o a t
B ase
V nd

(■r AMMIIIN F r « u l
I n th« F a r r ^ r i f i c . J m panr»« I
I r o e p s r t t r e a t e d d e r p v r into
I
J s n g l n c f th o Ow rn , S l i n k y
M o u n ta in R a n g e in New Guinea.
C # J |i o u t l y p u rtu e.l by A u i l r M l a n . . !
• M U t am b aah . * ,
J o t n a v a n g u a r d of t h e A 11l a I i
u l c t M l T e tr.ai had o v e r r a n B i t m g I
* n tm &gt; lo rtlD cstlo n - a . loribaiw* I
rW g u , oi ,N*w t i u i n r r an d th*
I r a l c h e d village of Nau ru, 10 ’
m i t e s beyond, were r a m j i l g n t r a n o t h - ^ h * m iddle »a*t. S y rle and J
last n ight'* commun ique

1

Ufiroit P?6lests
Use Of Mexican
Labor On Farms

City Hall Issued
5^33 Licenses
• , Since August 20
t h a t las t r e a r * t o t a l wa* a b o u t
H.OOO. O n ly 91 p e n e n a received
license* y e s t e r d a y a n d when th e
o f f l r e clo*rd a t 8 J O P.M^ th*
d e a d lin* w a s p a s s e d f o r receiv| n g a license w i t h o u t e s a m i n a t lo n
Q) b y a S t a t e p a t r o l m e n .
’
, * b * 1 " i r poraoivs w h o c a n now
o b t a i n lieaaoas w i t h o u t e r s m l n a -

th j ^ a r e tho a* who can make nn
vlt to Ju d g g W are. steUng
hey w ere o u t o f the S ta te
th a t they

rrrV n n irs v !
I a t fiOtf P,

”

of
nirmlwri In ( ••ngrruu an&lt;l
p r r h i i l r n t ib I r l r c t a r a . Kighl Rtatr*
no w hav in g t h r poll l a i wouhl (&gt;•*
uttw * e reah ed •
,l n c * gasoline ra tio n -.-r a f / r c t n l . including f i r t r g i a , Ala
barn a amt T rn n r a n r a .
In tho Interior!w ,i now mor* atringent

a t 0;9O! ajw u MMica* workers imported A r m y , trait*p o r t
Into. CalUontia to work In tha Into a 'fto to lta la
* * **«Ua and ik«) nm . near Cosmo.
Army authoritUa,
P * rb o u r,

it*

making

!
al

not rereol
SSt.’t
S S Idei
W J f V * Mary Etta Cowan Finishes Course
Th* creah OMurod aom*

on- lima.

&lt;T ^ « f e ,ha si

Urn* M w oen 9:00

‘ 10: i A. Mbegan an

m to mad tkag— nda of labor­

. . . -----Ut* Department
Ajfrtwtere wna now hoMUu
*" Aria o M to deten n lao

•

M,

I Young P e o p l e
From Sanford Sinu
In Stetson Choi.

teldt f w ^ a r "that""

" ’

Sanford Sailor
Handed Praise B&gt;;hr LT""“ ‘
Jax Naval Officer.pe!,^ ? ,;n:r:,,^;v;..:..;:r.

lh .r ,
&gt; * n advi**d t h a t your .on. York into F'lt.ri.la an.I n t h n tr .m ] P a r i - h Hnu«r mri.nluiK In th. ; I |, mM
mill tl&gt;
War Msnpow.r Comml..lon, of ! Raymond'.' T it" tre a “ re la te d T-r' w r r r o|&gt;rra(ri( t&gt;yt h r I l l i m • I V an tintirw rinrnt
Thl*
ii f .. r m ii I
f „ , _ „ r&lt; ||.
rering to iupply 1800 Isrm labor a course
of
InitnKtion
in
nr of j tr.
tral i mi o (h rr mil
- ______ ______ ____ _...
I- f • ■»».i i I r v r n t •• in ) ••- r ..
all ................
might I
y* °f
or two week*!
w e e k * ! the
th e Navy'*
f a m o u s ttr*
r a d e arhool, I m gK mto
m tn F
El.-n-t*
it*
u*ye
Navy’* famou*
*l«&gt;
w h o hiii •• t .-ut r •)• it • -I Mf a nl k I 1
If errangyment* w*r* mad* f o r ! However, since I h d the pie* | ■'F*.abt m a n ’% nrtirf
in I h* • MiiiMiik'i. amt • miller tl
their employment in other *tate. ...re of girlng him the oatL ...
„ , . t (&gt;♦• I»f i a km
i u i p c * - of th. \k .-n art - Nii i &gt;
a* .1..
The telegram read as follow. l.lleeU nce, thereby making h.m
lwr&gt;
Mr* IV V lu f f l . . of t h r
F I* r i*l a |i». fi*l
1r,i*|*
"Our
Exrcutlv*
Committee ’ sailor. I with to eitend my ron
r
r r a l • Ft a •r I.mn ,-f ih r ilihnrr a*
mefting here U&gt;4ay IrutrucU ro« ffralulaliona to vou %on
hav ing R r p r r a r n t a t l y r Sikra *a
“Tha in n&gt;nvfn i*hfr• rii.w.l* 11
'/&gt; , h r ch ain w r,, m! lh . ka.
. T!r t JI?U ProUatlng tha action t &gt;ch an outstanding boy. II* ha*
of IK# War Man|&gt;ow«r Commit- already demonstrated hla ability r e g u l a r (rain * will put u ,m c th - . 1 *?“ ■ vl.w,.!. r . of th e A u « . l l . . y
who
.io
a
t
t
e
m
p
t
to
g
to
'
(
llm
**
,,f
r , lrl,,a ll .. n ..........
by
being
rhoaeg
for
special
triln.
■ion in imparting Mexican tabor
for woik on farm* of tb* U. 8. Ing. Yoa have every right to b» Will d isc o u ra g e them t o *.wh .. '
••««.**.» - f i
A. when there ia a surplus of proud."
e i t e n t t h e y will give o p t h r t.l. , I *h r ' " ' • * * ■ « '
A"
F mi m S t r t % * m I*c«i% i - r * i t y
•
**
; Iflrm la
t h r p ariah family mi
farm worker* In this area willof* going,
Mr*. Hall has
another
drnta from Hanfnnl h a ir hi • n
’
W f l n m if . Hrk 1*1 Iir y •Ulr*l
Ing to .crept job* In other s r e is Jol n ilall, itatloned a t th .
).y |l|r« ctnr Ilia, -1.|
’’It I*
vary • r v r r * likm •
° f ,S iiL Jn.,nr un&lt;^T f°'telU oni training acboo' In Chicago whI. ff-ti tie |*«* MirOt)*of« . ’ fl,.
as provide,) In yaur directive* for will greduat* in December with u».”
S
e
n
a
t
e
(
i
r
o
u
p
V
o
t
e
s
.............
• glrr »In). f«lt | •»| •
tha employment
_
of
Domestic I he
‘
'
- - Class Petty I lie I n d icatn l the E lo r.- f. rrating
of- 3rd
•» I ••f'llllb* til toMftl i t-r*-iv n |
••
AgriculturalI Wael
g r e ss lo n a l
delegation
pr.-t--,.
Worker*.
We can Office..
A g a in s t
P o l l T a x •h* i riinpu*^ lira •
ffitt- I/*.
would com bine force* t o - r e t
aunplt from (hia
I hi.o# , hsiorn art F*ilfat»H&gt;
-South
| poarihle review o j E aalm a-i'*
Mid-South
sorer*]
thousand
M A S i l l M i T&lt;)N
*.U.I». INpitin It hi m ll.r
; der a* It affected th e M ot.
laborers. 400 from Arkansas, 400
T h r S* rate J till it r &gt; * ••mmittrr .,,.1 m ,„.„ F arr. II
to u rist Industry
from Missouri, 200 from Ala­
t ilny %n|r«t it• •lUapproval
I*f t»«# Ml».r* I'lppot .la-.*’bama. and 4M from Mississippi
J i g sa id ■ueb a conferenc • wo
, IfK U lalion In alHiiish (hr rr.piir••f '1 1 nliil Mr* H |( |* | ,
could leave within 10 d 'y t or two
, b o t b* a n a t t e m p t to n f f e r t
m
rn|
of
a
ta
i
receipt
a*
t
ll'iit.
»• «|| Ih* o)ti|ri,ig f.*r ii*-1
wreks If Strang* menu
i .............. ~ •
R A N J t t A M t&gt; «
' w a r t i m # nev.le-l u c r i l i c * l-ut
| Volinff prrre.|in*itr in (hr elect ton;
read# for Ihslr employment,”
ktar toilh (hr •*i|tmii.'

.

Graduates Of

In Welding In Less Than 4 Weeks

MIm Mary Kite Cowan: 21, wh.-Lu Howev

M|,,

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B m lu e l
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M idland Bites
This Morning

&lt; * I-’.

Held
1*’
V .III.

fn *Iiiidi&gt;

• Ml* With Ihr alt
|(*-I**-, | ......
•&gt;f Mr ami Mr* Kttlre-rt F II* • ­
don, and OrUI, mn ..f Mr
I
Mr* Orien Farrell, Mill amg wiD.
I thr l.a.« group of thr Sir I*-.
|rhorua
I'rofvaoor (tiffin rrportrd
n
| I&gt;cLaritl that thr rhnriatrr* ;!n
. year will not
il.lr i maintnM.
(heir annual whlraprrail ( o i w .1
activltiea, due to rratrwtiona ui-*r»
In rrl
Numrrout honir pitrel ,
tlona a rr planned, hnw rtrr. un-l

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t • &gt; F.«t MAIt H.
ftrliui M
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pr
I Irtglr k i hit ii in.
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F .1
•• f '••hinilltrr » -.
i ' « i it itppru ■litiiilr I &gt; (
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•If
Higgin* aihlrtt
I tir F i l r r u t i v r * on
»»»• I toil), S n r t r l i i k 11 •yra*1*
1luilyil
Ul IW"I
Win
A L rf fl.i

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to

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on
It. 1♦ thi- murnlng

oil. ik .*1 th.
lliiini
I apt

Flrickaon
t if ml
G ra rff
*.| W.-telo „ I I h r Salvati.m Arm y ofI., fn lalmg
'* 'f M ii, 4 vorir dUu held
On gt NVr«i(h if, F!ver g r* en
i • nit'ti r &gt; totih i h r H ri
W |V
llntok* Jt
A* t hiiplam o f t h r
&lt; *omi|it*o II | * ■oir,|{
fi | of t h r
H n i i I -• if I n p« r form ing |F;r

ToU^Are^Teachers
c T A J -M jA m O ,

. laovo of her com:
,! ford W ar . Prod uctloiX r^rorkdl
School and entrain ftft&lt;##dhoIlc
On-* Alex R. Johnson, dirortrit.
annotured today. 8h* entarad/lhr
tehcol on B eyl 7.
• D nriag tb* next two weeki,
Mlaa Cowon win Attend the *J
rencod trebling ichoo] of thBrunswick Morin* Coast Corpor
•Uod. w ith poy a t 128 a w r.k
Having computed this final

calls new for women w elder/ and T o A t t e n d
therefor* hav* no difficulty -n
.

M e e tilU f
"

§h' Pd istric t governor
r r'
i
t
ol lh* Florida
A esnciation
cf
.,?***■tlCaZ * n * llr *r t *d con I hi* r- Boclsi W orker*, and Rolwrt Gam
•*
J
ling.
w ben ,1,‘*n^ ° n h#r* f^-1 !“ * a f J &gt;&lt;nf. B lit# President of th* a .
revrelad that rb#j»ocl»tlon. will be present al din
w-T*— II- .wa*
- i t . -----------—

d goccwtefutly
iu crtlifu lly cut up.
wit! an
hUad
up, with
testyU^n* w tlJing torchj th* twogun do(M HO l a ho ary typo slo e trU ahlp
an ted by Csmpb*ll-Lc«cl^ Post
_ lb s American Lsfioo to th*
aerap drive, Th* gun wo* fa r
ton r e t t v to bo (hipped away cn-

n* rat VaUee
Hotel
Mon-lay
evening a l 8 ^ 0 o'clock when *p‘
proiim atsly 20 persona will plan
th* onrsnlutlon of a local chap.• * tW Pjorld# Aaaoclatlor
, Sof u l , WoHuig*. Mite Joy El­
JJjJ; ^
^vard super-

IS; A ' a ' S r e p t e I Nj S,oaaoeteUaa
•. ,S . jrt oand
ir e - will
”'1-”*'explain
address Uw
welding repU, Mite C T w T r i T i f f d U ^ w i i f u V f
Slmmeng, I I . a f Chute- K onte a 5 m e n ^ i ^ v m l n
with
county
b re li
^j

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■■

' ’

’

•rfatloni
I itn /t
if i
,
••■lllicslvr* w rrr the foll-winK
I .(M ill • J n p b
V o l u n t e e r . ■ »».!»« »f the A m m c u le-*.un:
P
rk
(i *rronpn s« l „K,nr &lt;n « i i K.Smith,
ITIoI IHi te- ii np
I iIUK
r) T wU uA.
c k i M-»rri1^ ,
l-r**hrr, VVnlter Coleman sn-l K
MAN/.ANAK, Cvllf D&lt; I 2. |4*. j \ Turner

One th ousa n-. Ja p a n e s e Save l e f t .

M sniansr Hriocsllon ( enter tSt*
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.
week, it wn* announced yesterday*
.S
I-, work *lx or eight wreks Ini
WEATHER
the sugar beet field* of !l|nntans,|
—--------Idaho and Utah.
I GEORGIA—Llttl* tem perature « - j
One of every three rmidoysbla - change waa expected tonight,
men at the center and 15 mar- FLORIDA—Little ckgnge In tsm lied couples volunteered for th* p«r*tur» tonight, m attered thaw*
work.
era on southeast roost and flo rMa. Keys th is afternoon or
In 1780 Rhcde Island enacted night. ALABAMA—Little
laws "fo r tha preservation of lha paretur* * —
oyster” to kaep coastal beds from so cool in axtrvm*
bring scraped bare.
lion tonight.

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R u ssia n s h o c k , tro o p a , at*
L acking w ith g u n b u tt* a n d
i**i|jt t 1m in i Slalru •uiiftigr•••r, "iirra im ^ hi ih r «• rM rrn
b a y o n a ta w e re r e p o r te d to d a y
I'r i(ir Itnil «unk f i tp more
to be d r iv in g t h e G e rm a n *
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in | dgmggrtj «&gt;nr.
n ig h t m a r e o f w re c k a g e in
fhi •*• « u r rt * « f g | a l l a r k * bv
Arm eu • f| umirrwca
raidrr*
S ta lin g r a d a n d o n c e a g a in i t
( h r I ••I *aI hag uf J a p .
a p p e a re d a s t o n is h i n g t h a t t h e
"• *' *(•«!»% ( • k r n h&gt; ftuhtnirrfic ln .ly a n a m i n r e d t Kr.t I 'rr e l d e n t Ite—rv . I
telih fh» 4»nr l*«m ni|.
S o v ie ts h a d w a rd e d o f f d la new let 74 i p a . f l . uunk. I t
m .d r . tn„r of . n rn ih er
| | c r n -m tr y '.
prod ucDm, , . | . n i Inn- of Artm
&gt; a f t e r ; T h is w a s th e 3 9 !h d a y
" ’ brl*I* -link, and 22 dam*
T h l . official U S Navy p h o t e j a h - . . . c a l . a c a d e , d ................ ....
of lb* sleg*.
•*•*«! • folal ul I I %
»»*fniM) i■I**11*
k&gt; Ka&lt;- t o l r r r lea. * from
I. .Mrelhrr &lt;nm m «• niijtir |h«*
Red Armies were pictured to
•J U rapJifanr*! tanctic* b&gt; i n f i l t r a t - .
t
at.I l * u J a p a n ru r «hlp«
» IajA ,out*flankiii|
Im stemming the N atl assault in
(g a n d fanning '
l,f ••(*•• h i « .link. I - , . •*« h
the heart of the city, scoring
i » u i ‘ t4 j o it the &lt;
en ru i) *.&gt; *■•
-•m 4 g nl anil «u /.efo
( t h a t ' h r Irft v a lu a b l,
gains on both flanks of the be- i-plirs
I w wf-,,1 d* » n in Ihr rr
'h h . f l l g i : . The kh
% Iragured Volga matropolis. Tha
lh#
Aussie*
had
been
• »ir ‘ of b ' r t n i l l al
battle Is now raging In the four
forming tine eamou
•mi ilie J.i|»anr*r in Ih r
main ttnea of the sprawling in*
Al. (••» l«lrn«|* Thttetr prch
r a t e - w e p t . J u n r l r cla,| m o u n tain -1 r k
p
duatrial center, th* Inner city, the
•Mitk •* r i • « * u h m arin r
southwest and northwm t suburbs,
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nifor
»*n*.I
American
and
Australian
attack
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Georg* E. Chronic, acting direc­
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and along th* 40 rail* northwest
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bombers
bombrrs
*mj
braufightrra
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river*
Volga
local
official*
Saturday.
ire German
G
Heavy
casualties
In,iff Ibtlr
wright
L i i w l o n W ill A d d r e s s
f reported
■•al# J F ' m i
in lh« heavy fighting In
- milra twyond Ihr ■
System M .y Break1B v |i i sfl„ .,
f c .'T S .
whicl lira four
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S tu d e n t
B »d\
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the central Caucasus, Iwlow Nov
AlHetl rom)ur«t al Naun
Down, lie S t a t e t i nwi i i i p n i n ^ ,ng Slfl&lt;, lh.
t Ire**.
I I Ia‘ff I’ll lli(ltt\
N a u r u fall w ith o u t tS r main body |
I oroaiiak, near L*nlngrml.
M|»rnr4| «h*
l.'H.
••Hi •
O p c n iiu ;
I 'A u r t s t 1
L ieut Dighton Ih
of J g p a n r a r I m o p t r n g a g a d b i!
*v .f
Inly tin** F|i|«r |. .1 • h.
'••liiLtf »mI rif w I n
iFirni m t)u
German sleg* army of 300.
f a
1 f ••fi­
Orf
.Ah th » t n t m v h*a% know n to h a v r L , , K ' M
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h i* ihin r»iii| .
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m
alt,
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hi 1hi* • ••litm l
Missing
In
Action
i WFufnry ,.f thr
(lrvrlopr&lt;t i lrlr n a c |M&gt;«iln*na
|r i * r r ’ ' nl '
*ning rit ihr t I no
- •
.Ii
northwestern outskirts of Imper­
■IrptFi in »M»nr of I h r nm«t ruf
H ro th rt ii.-wt
•
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•f Hail wav Kngie
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If
h
|l|«h**|J*t)
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w ...
iled .Stalingrad yesterday, hut wa.
g ed ct&gt;unlr&gt; or r a r t l
n r rr « »«n( » t.i\ th. i:*»br m r o r n l I
Lieut. Samuel Held Dlgh
•h \ m y
f iin
i »rUiul"
ff*. •.*«in^ t'
U. \
forced out of anothrr locality
In
the
JO
mil*
a«Jtanrr
from
•bi*uM
fab.
ton, Jr., ha* been reported
•' rr all i Hilruad* ' » If k VU#llr% ■nniMih.r.l
,i&gt; 1,ii k
aouth of the city, tb* Red vrmy
t h e lo r ih tte a ililr, ( t r n r r a l M*r j inm irili*t« |\
ml**lnr "in the performance
• krM a I-rrakdowf){
'H ig F1t4- y r tir 'a l I••*1*11*
command announced earlier today.
‘Im t
A rtN u r'r m r r had l« climb ani*, in t h r « nii i
1 i • . i K 111wr
of his duty in the .ervice of
fr an*|»«'i tal ii»n iv*
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•I u d t w r n d |(HK) f r r t uf n»ogh nmui • Irm
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In a iltnatton frankly Qpxnbrtl
ht* eounlry" l.y the Navy
(•ill I ( h* if o f
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aa Stalingrad'* most decisive moDepartment.
I * 1?.*'
bv "!,1&gt; , h 'M e.rw h d r
-ter I . . . . . . -( t r a i n ,
.dl.futl
«In limn t t. it . ,hm| i
1•» »ttialt \
mem th* Red army garrison
" i ' 1* . T h ' "
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- I » h ,eh u . u . i i y ..p..(n l,. fr,.,,, l h ; i
Enlisting in
the
Navy
•\ Ir H hi .uf
II ii'ilrht r*|fii 4* ft
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th
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fought on In response to I- a*ph
nearly two years ago, IJrut
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did not h a v , tim e ... build Intel
i r - . h
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Btalin'*
telephoned
command.
Dighton for somr time ha*
med-ary -.e.en.eI .
'•■ nncl f.., ih.- . l . . . - i , o n In
tire
rulr* -f thr 1 in .|.*
’’Hold firm! Put down •ny pinbeen atetioned ab--ard a sub­
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cuut*.
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of
wor«lii|»
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Tb.
much b o m tw l
Watrei-,' b: „ * r '
hr i f " 1
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marine in the I'uelftc. Hi*
telly fll'lllat-l
b r i d g e a c r e * . * deep g u r g e ,,f
"f
T , « l’ -t~ &gt;r i a t l« n | at»re| nn lil ii iu m t i i i ’i
• ..f
The German gain In the northt h e K u m a .i river w** . g . m *
' ' l - r a t . n ,.f th. t r a i n . « * . f o r .( 1.1.1
*.f
father, MaJ. S. It Dight on.
A m ortragi .if Hit II •••»
At
w rstem Industrial suburb, th* sec­
t a r g e t T h at link on I h r to r t you*!
u"**er *.&lt; -r-lri - f D ireetej '*4* |»a»&lt;f in full on A a* I
it in (he IJmtr.i H lilfi
u» r unit I It *
ntf *1«»r
ond reported In 24 hours, re* u Ited
Army
■upp
linr wa&gt; left aag in g arvl | E a * tm a n w h u h f t o i r all patae-ngrr I
Mf I toll ttol&gt;
w;»% rr\ ralr*!
ut and
on th* slxtl) assault of the day.
f Sept |( l l
badfy damagrd,
though
enemy train • prra liA Mirtn.trial
4 ill .
Im «mnklng oI,i*a inr
■D»l p r t v r n t r . l th*a midnight communique said:
rn g in o o ra i w i f t l y *rl bU iui
|uit l n l pla
lit
I»
|wration
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Huml.y
by
tblli.h..,.
o|.rr:
anv •|'«x-ial train*
niiH iur
br idge
lin , liirf*
a grrat
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•(th*
;»*«ri|-V
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un
remliux.
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- * lief the Eh.r,d* t u r d t , „.|
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M ,, *• * II’. III,
vaodnir a 7lui*“ th* communique
a)' tl o , wnulil r II..... . . . „ r e d . „f ,f .
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’«te- f i n tha tears* of this fig h t­
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F r im
ii. *rt Inr
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&gt;thinb'
I r iitii . vo| «i- |
Ing Th* cneruy suffsred heary
| 11 II
U I 'l l .M
mi I lnwh i 11it'i.tr
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II
losses. On p|l* sector alone OUT
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• (I’llff'Dla
-.th
Hin&lt;nlint
i it i n ­
£ tro o p t wiped out 000 HltUnte*.
I l i p l i m r »eft I If I ’
fn.iti Ii. - « h tw. t
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M E M P III8 , T e n n . Oct.
2. _______
I winter, nl le**t l-alf ,.f
niriiil** | . . f |
«Mluffr- n i l
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( S p e c i a l ) —Tho
W ar
M anpow er
f
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Commendation of the *allor ' ' Mending the eni.rr * .* .-.
f n i n«i-* ,,f thi pan«h i-l*tr*f • »« Hm I
( om m lutop
today
received
r son Raymond, of Mr*
fu l,i
I. th
•• *1*11*1 i •• *«f f 111MI«,1 .«
Is-ntir ' 'he other hslf reprr*rnitn i
* Fir irfit f o n ti t(.&gt;l||oM«
t fill t * ••n* •■( ti,* i hurt hi*« (•• I,. . 1,
•trong prote., s g a ln .l th . Impor- HaU of BOO Elm Av, wa* run who made t-rirf trip* .,-t,
• I.
1 fr in ittr ihr ••»••» ( X »g' '..'I nl*.. I*.f •" p u i t M i p a t r i,, Hu ns | ■%|f s,
iation of Me,lean l.bo, to w7,k
Ire f 1 . ^ 7 J ritte
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' *tale to e a * |-r th- i.g„r* .
on tho term*
I ItinkF i klriiaiiF
r »m»a t •*-•». t
lh» « Inti
Thl» n i i i l i f t l y * i,.
Hall recently bv I.leut. T J • northern winter
Stater
IFir C h u rrti
NeedHam,
officer
In
chirge,
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Mitchell,
general
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A totel o f S , M I d r i v e n licenses
N a v y R e cru itin g S ta tio n . In Jack 1w r,n
,hnrp pr r*a"t n l by I h r \tL .n tif I lli.h.&gt;p Wing an-l Mr* W-nir. , Mllll|y M(,.. -|r*.rr til I ullf Min
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of
the
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Tenant
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Moure lin e* A u g , 1 0 , J u d g e R. mer* Union in Memphis,
Vi.*l..r&gt; IMniirf Mo ml ay rk r u m r Mf. .u d .i m -a l hrr.
In Fill I f t i r r , Livtit. Nr^'fham ('naat I.i n r rollm*il ami *.i S.
M il l
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M Mtl!
announced that he hvi wfre-l d*?k ar* d "y o u In «ll prohalulily (•oanl A ir I.lnr railway f ro m S'» Del '• ;•»
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Counterattack
By Germans In
Egypt Stopped

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M aking Gains In1
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during the llcenre Issuing period,
and were turn!
inablt tp e*. b**L In
«te»# to steu ra It, Judge Ware
a i d •.
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About tig late come is were re­
ported to h a re hopefully appeared
• t th* otftea this mcrolng to sppiy

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F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R &amp; IM S .
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think Aubrey m a t
b* »!l of | And hoxr’ W ell b« m lilln j you!
th irty !) Anyhow. M «thiufl»h. »®i H e r, I* Ch»rU»* mddreM. every­
thin k.too, that &gt;ou‘va been .lo.n* 1 iwst).
*J
• II rt* h t. You l a i r finitSed t » , i |
I f f flia rle e J. 0 » n tt, 2(201449.
c u r s e at K rr West and Save al _ ]xth W eather Squadron. A p 0
leady te e n •so rn rsl to • ship x«7. New York City, New York
Have you Bifhlcii a *ub. yr( * Oh. |
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*0 on an* tell u«. why tlon’l y o u '
An,j , peaking of lha weather
llerv'g Aubrev’t
channel
A u- ( |S r r r , t .om ething advrnluerotj. #
7
brry
Dnuelas Rcholt.
FVhoD. R
It M 3-Vc.,
r , ; |n tlhp ,
t j,e p )o r»da wind at
V f&gt;ouflaB
of the
P- u 8 1‘lunkrtl,. e-o -IS ietm aster.. .....
lh|1 , r . , on .Df
the
. the
yt
year
It
New York.• N Y.
n g ln in
It re ixnritn
. ».. »| uiiiiaiT*
mi the blood.
uiuvu, ••
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&gt;\p w ant to yet acquainted with , h r hr *rt an&lt;1 we alwoya wonder.
mme o f the»c poatm aatert a o m e j.,^
cr^ to be •
hurricane!*
div we w rttr of Ite m so much • ^ nip tom eway or other, w , look
Here e to vo 1. A ubrey, and tSe ilirwarvt to C u t hidden .u
dann e e r '
P lu n k ett'
w ithout fe a r but. rather, with
rh a llrn e e a t meetinK and faring
ll.n k lr lion Ion* will I hast ,h nl ,jangrr.
to w ait for t shave*
I So m ust it be with you soldiers
sol
llait*er
(after clo^e
look I i At the pruapect of
faring our
About . i i month*. I gur*&gt;
j m rn arinK enemiee.
A
»* mg*. ( hanute h irl&lt;l. IH- f Hera'a to vou. Soldier*—voo ®
Am erican fiy K c ra ' God blr».
Mr*. W. W John* ha« two inti protect you if aixl when that
brother* in the »rrvicr. both now tim e ever come*.
ovrraeaa.
In tSr
m eantim e. here*
to
H arold |* will t i e Navy and yotxl alreptn!
Mr* John* ha* ju»t received a
letter from him
t«»ok ...1*1i The guinea pig wa* mitnarned
. . which
,
.Uy. to rrorh hrr. It s o l h r | from
th a t , h, ama|| s,,u|h
a
lo st In . i t m onth. Ik .,,1 &gt;••&gt;■ Am, rtra n rrslm t found In Culana
nr ; * mM,ir •
actually f * n d in G u m ,.
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African r . u . ,
n
in
th .r Patiflc. Hr r e to rt* rviiv“ 1
thing fine and *ay* h r I* a ril. |
H arold iolf'ed the Navy tw o |
It take* about 76 pound* of Cntyear* in d four month* ago, a flrr , *'»n to e&lt;juip and m aintain a *«&gt;|
attending the Sanford ach’ool. .
|
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two or three
Boy. vou wrre a acaBoncd Bail- 1 lime* th a t much if hf'» on com­
over Itriorc this wa* rv e r sta rtn l. I bat duty.
• e rrn ‘t y o u ! A re g u la r 'Old!
Salt*, w r’d *avf K rep prpnerjtl*
'em, kid. Ile rr'i to you nnd fewer
•ub*.
I»nnie
(’Rotmi»«in
l* aim
oversea*
tu t
ie I* w itt
the
Arm&gt;
lie volunt&lt;*ere«4 nbu it r
) f i r ago. Ntnme. w r w|»h we
(ould Bay more a U&gt;ut y«»u tmt
h«r'« lurk ar-.d plrnty of lurk
and all go*&gt;d. to you w heirvii
J »or a n
I V\ *• thank your *i*trr for lhr*«
•&lt;ldre**rr lot yor la»th
Harold \
|(obiniM&gt;ri. I ' S S
.''alt la k e (*itV. C-o Fleet I'oat
ma*trr. San ^ranclaco. (a lll
lainnie (’ Hobinvon, f5Nth 8ig
A \\ Iln . Ifnd Itep4ii ting I &lt;» .
c o poBtinaaler. New O rlein* l a

"A FOEMAN WORTHY OF HIS STEEL"

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1 hrar Mt.m ha- g*t:•* •• 1lx. thr
going Into our *nxit u n
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I *lot for t'le address.
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m an-m ade hear n m t new* I don't know for your home folkaT
HarmId and K i p t m In*tnrm -IU aubarrlptlnn price to tNaf frtim th® m addrnln* a r.ra m • thing about w hat la (o lo f on in
H ere i t wont of appreciation j*
the out aide world. | hare not
won lb tha other day.m G rrtn*n L«ml»,
been aahore »inr® getting on Ihi* from a F in fo rd boy who hax gon®
Th® thundering roar «f
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help
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tanks amt arm*.
brfore I j o — when we j e t Uncle Sam ’i Leatherneck*. It lai
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to a iHirt • lo n j w»y off. I will
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be triad to get foot on ground
f m a tart a I* to our •llle« in th® Sobbing un d rr txiotp&lt;| fool.
cnc^ rnorv.•— \V* alecp out on the
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deck a l n jjh k . in VoS{ . htpim ockf
Ml delivered detplte tub*
dbove. little contribution ix becauln I f ti"*Rj nt®® end cool
out tbare.
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Ja. » M.hxinald •
M A R J O R I E R O S A ( O C I I I J H N , S o c ie ty E d it o r
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at the club iM&gt;u»r at in mi \ \l i
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in honor •d SI T hrr ••r of 1 i* iru l,
Thr (• i rI Scout* Will have th e ir,
m ) • ,4 le- hr a 1• *1 hl« 1tflh F fh -U x (tig*he 1 grad. .
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1 i tt l r a* f-tve-r-ary
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Flovsrr •f Je*«us
House a t 3 4f» I* M
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Sermons. l a»o| . n the life of
I f*emlno|e y ifh I* T A w ill1
r-l in th r d«*coi at ion- mh a n . • u k'HwIa reading* •
hold a m eeting in the a u d ito riu m ' O m Iit Marnrli
i* spending the mmlern «.tml will Ik* deltvrred • n t d of rri! 1ap«*r- •
Kill DAY
nine "i mg *••ufrnl* x*I**
by Father Wm N achtrab. pastor, cand’r holdear« pla&lt; ••*! ill
53 at 3:45 l*M. to I f preenled by thi* wrek in Miami on t»UBine«B
g C am pbell-boiling
Unit
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who vi«iteil the *hrine and home
Am erican Ideeion A u iilia ry . will the board meeting at J |f» n'cltjck
ilri'ing la h lr vshixh vas* hM r gf-e d
Dinner I
Mr* Mae Sloafer ha* re tu rn of ' The l.itth Flow er" in i ’rance 1 *xp rrs rn t m h a llh fie 1 •
There will be a me* ting of the
meet al th e Leirlon H ut at 7 30
Malt h if f a" 1
Friendship League of the 1'on r*l fn»m alt evten*ivi vacation Thi- M*rmnn« will M- Sunday. I* ».* g |h r |.»Mr %
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to »lee|r« ».* It 1
SATURDAY
\l oitil.vv and T i f 'i l s f eve* mg at
fre la tio n a l t'hurrh ul the P an*h • |*rn| in the \\ . «l«-rn xtnlr*
ti nibl blur lor ih.t i . • ik.
Mr*. France* E. Roum tllat will House a t 4 00 o'chn-k. Mr* I R J
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^ lU trlb u tr aewing to alt county Jones, hc*te«B
, Mr* C oil Kirht*rrg un«l tlaugh i ltmm** pray rs ».f St 3 herrse,
• »• .i* caps nral flag* w .r. g.
W om m ltteca a t th r Hrd C rtus
tel, Judy, left thi* week for Ala- "vrnerati n . f a Relic ..f the
thi- rh lld trn a* fak.ii.
W KIlN KSI) A ^
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Saint." i ont lulling with
tim eale in the afliriwsoii Ihe ho*
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Fir • t Hnptikt ,
All boy* and girl* of Junior
dictmn «»f lllrskeil Sacrament.**
.ik*ls|e*l hy Mr* M.iM*l t ul I t
\{r% O r* te r Hamels and Mrs. \la«*ek will U* at x on o'clock
High School agr m ay join the Church will i.rrsrnt a tday en -j
Mr* lloh M ve nmt M. f
at H r | y Raun»*ir st*r» t the day III in the morning*
Junior Commando* amt Junior titleil " l^ v r Kvrr tii'e *
r \V ir f i « v »er ve*i i i
: |n loiiul ye«trrda&gt; 4»n tiosinea*
W ait# W arden* a t th r W om an1! church a t H &lt;K) 1’ M
Father Nn rhtra*&gt; declare*! “ three! n-.(l ake t*&lt; the follow • g
There will le ■ general meet* I
g .'tu b a t 9 :0 0 A M.
of prayer afe omdu* t»*%| at
R my g* r»t »*f hon.-r
'If and Mr* J It C raw ford •lay*
Children o f prr-tchool and p ri­ ing of the Sanford W oman's t'lu h j
Ihi* trine Mi au«e ih r F ra« l of
r.'oke 'la ry Ro«. v| k*» r I • *
m ary ocbool agr* may a ltrn d th r at 12 .30 o'clock A program will hake retu rn ed horn, a fte r spend n | Thi rr*i o • e|ebra l***l *-n Oct.
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lic library a t !0:.T0 A M , under
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at the laf k koif»rile An lta«»-. ha* diet k in \\ rid W ar I and
%!1r*. J. C. Mitchrll'a direction,
rectiitiv been promoted to »»*a j make ir te n ••• ouri t#» her at this I ra*--IVO (••lie I ark o \|
n^ fi r « . (». K. McKay. Mr*. A I)
J
Home
IliggiUk llr.mtlf
mai!. first tla&lt;*
! lime to n d l u d to piofret oil the
Zachcry. Sr., and
Mi*«
Helen
a r lio*41 I it - » atof workers
our A' 1 loe I -die | *,| | v Re*
W ant ar co-ho*te**eB
Mrs \ Franklm l» f» thi*
Iwlme*! \ merica * Its- «aid “ th r M.Hr. Hilly I ant. t II. nr
terioMin f•»i Arrant** •• vikit w ith) puldo t* invited and the « it ho u l ItiM* M I. y
MONDAY
her son and daughter ir law, Mr
W. M- V . of F irst lU p tiat
Mv* Terrv Sm ith y .
li* t hurt h ik nlw.'iv* ••pen t . a ll'
ami Mr* Arrhn- h . v klm
^.'hurch
will
observe seasonal
i
t ' u r 11* \\ inf i • v
a m| a « r •( i 11 wi'll *tm* i« rfii-n |
p rayer for sta te mission* at 3:30
• v• i \
I. at Tef I ,«ny ..f. Mk | Jw ,,»• I Putnam Rot***
Mr nnd Mr* 1* 11 W atkins
P. M. a t tha church,
\ i*.
y
i»
and ••*•&gt; 1lav id (ui Vf n-.tvrd
of the P rtsb y trria n W omen's
■'♦afford II.d. M
fl mil 1 e l m
\ v• &lt;'• -r l.x th Mag
A uiillary at the churrh at 3:30
i uttlV Mo ll.y
nolli Avenue
There w ill i t a board m eeting
C itiz e n s h ip P r o g r a m
1
r m
^ The W omen'* rh ria tla n Service
P re s e n te d
A t S c h o o l ! ^ ( ,s t S i d e P . - T . A .
I • Iher.ix 1 Ir &gt;xA. • • ! u inrd
nf the Meth«M|ist church will hold r
(fo x
•,.t*.
„ . i.|(x
m il l "
( h a ir m e n A p p o in te d
it* regular tirrle meeting* at t h e 1
,K
. . %\ . .-if' ,»• ( *a« s*•1
i
I’m
church Bt 1 00 &lt;»’clo*k as follows
fedix.l
s t.t. . » - .
f V "i
Circle No | will
meet »n the
M .
Ih.- #
A nnei; Mrs Smith, hostess
Rev ami Mr* i \ ItrundHi* k
- Ike
idav j
Circle sN’*i £ a ill
meet in th«* announce the birth «d .. -♦• I&gt;•*v •
1 to . r.! »f 1, .r ot »s, xx
BT ruth S eeker's room, Mrs Jttnrr. M rTrer on Met 1 in t to Fcrnald
* . 1,
Mias V, ,
*-ti
a lob
hostes*
1. .
X---&lt;fav
n
f
t.tr
N
•
11&gt; 1
S..ng
h.* 1
Circle No. 1 will meet in the Laughton Memorial lb- tiia l Mr* w her • .it.
1•
..
- I ■ 1•'xYq.t
i . r . d .«
P , t. 1 M•
auditorium ; Mrs llrskie Zachery. Hrurnbnrk will *• • * *
\ nig’ 1
ypistty II
tmtenl
the former Peggy '1* 1
host#**.
tx
nur *r
Circle No. 4 will m eet in the
xt ■ i'i
I I IK Ml
I • ,r,g ....... 1 Mr
j^Jau g h ter* of Wesley room; Mrs
. .aid Lind.
.Mr
and
Mr*
Hvr
I
t*v
an
........1 I r v . u \
^ieki*. hostess.
Mr* M II.. P
r bar le*
Mr­ PoemR..t \ II. If. nl
Thi OtviBion of Recreation will nounce H r birth •.f
S R # Me &gt; x.ll a
S J
yineet at th r Service Men’s Club Hymn, on Srpi
v. r*«Ma \rv | fin-.
"K
on the lake front at 5 00 o'clock. Y Mr* F*»i •• M
Xh* II
J I »*• 111
1a h
*!•**«
Thr W M l ' of the South side riant hu n ran
• S..I..IH v
P
Haptist 4‘hurch will m eet at th r
M
• fm m r uf Mr* A J W alker «&lt;t
4,
Mr anti M
1 0 0 I 'M . 1001 Klm Avenue
ufUtotilli |P|{ I Sr I
* »gh
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at \|
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I* ft .
Ih e U.arff of director* ••f the i t . Pr.•viiliru. M
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“Would Be* Artists
COOKING IjJW ' School S tu d m b
Vocational School '
Problem To Team WHATS
STUDENTS
THINK
Taught At Sentinel*
By - s o m e c h i c k e n ”
jH a v c
P c p ^ M e e tin g
By H A R JO H IK J U N E B U R D IC K 1
W

I f w e w e r e t o lo o k b a c k s o m e tw o h a n d r e d y e a n * in to
V IRG IN IA CHAPM AN
p a x e s o f A m e r ic a n H i s t o r y , w e w o u ld s e e o u r c u rly
SAM TUUHMOND
MART ELLEN W ILLIAMS
Well,
h
r
re
’s
your
"chicken”
.
CARVER
A m e r ic a n f o r e f a t h e r s p l a n n i n g a n d f o r m in g a n e w n a tio n .
Naw StudanD who have rnroll-1
F riday N ight tha *Celery Fads ■ lain, b ringing you th* D teat \
W hat’* doing to U # a rt roofn?
Should eljba and aororitD* ba
• f t f r t s s 'to* atodeate of
O n e o f t h e m a i n r t e a o n a t h i s c o u n t r y w a s b e in g f o rm e d rd a t Vocational School thl* |w *tj k&gt;*t thalr Initial gam* to th* and J u lr in t newa of th e day. .
ryou ua»|rfWH
happen to
It 4d a -rin
w tpa»»
m
*—1g
BemlnoD H igh School gathered allowed to InllD lc pledgee a t IItI vtuu
weak • r a ; ____
EloU* U r g e n t. U l- | E c u , Fanthery by a 29 to 2 1 Sop*!!' . .
any study period, tha tig h t y a u
.to g e th e r t a aierris* their vocal football g a rn et?
w a a t o h a v e f r e e d o m o f r e li g i o n .
T o d a y t h a t c o u n t r y Lt Ban Cameron,
Luclll* Bohannon,
ThD v u the first of
uld see would simply h h u tA
Do you know th at D orthy Price l cord*, awd to let th* team know
ThD question het com* to m&gt;
f i g h t i n g t h e g r e a t e s t W a r e v e r t o b e r e c o r d e d . A* w e th in k E liaateth R uprecht, Ruby Clever,
scheduled 10 gam * tournam ent wa* Quit* a hit a t Jcaim in* Man- th a t w* a r e really behind them mind tln re I attended th* San you — Charcoal pD turai od th*
o f t h i s w a r , o n e o f t h e q u e s t io n * t h a t p o p I n to o u r m in d * Mr*. Nell .Nickerson, Mr*. A. II. b u t due to the International alt- nlng'e dance S aturday nig h t?T T
- and amedgr*
‘ ra aQ
all orriover th*
O ur e b ae r
leader*.
Valari* futd-E uslD football gam *. Mem- aascD
Mr*. Helen Htrpbanson,
isk " W h a t a r e w e f i g h t i n g f o r 7 " OVUM! w o u ld M y t o d e - Jonr*.
U-atudenl*
In__
artist*____
Pbwtll,
A nn 8 tine, beta af .the** o rg g n u a tto iu will "would b*
Paulin* Johnson, and L llu b rth n atio n c r m ainly tack o f tra n s ­ E. C. H a rp er and a d o ien other Well*, Nertl Lr
probably
say
th
at
th*D
pledge*
boya
(upper-clast-m
en,
too),
In
w
Leroy H odge, Jang
p o rtatio n some e f the** game*
dustrloualy dabbling in ' ater eolf e n d C h r i a t U n i t y ; o t h e r s t h * f r e e d o m * e tc .
and
U ffle r.
thin’
muat
be
.
‘
n
lu
ate
d
and
since
t
il
"
Ink
th
at
r
i
#
D
plenty
cut*.
etc.
k™ ,
or*, derignlag fashions.
Several
Vocational
aludcnU m ay be Impoealble to play.
T h e q u e s t io n t h a t c o rn e a t o m e la, "I* .......
____
A m ..........
e r ic a . . .A.
O ct. S, thD F rid ay , are are We h ear th a t Lola M eriw ether eon te st w a a held between th* has been suspended d u rin g aehool
Any »tudcnt who D In to m lq A
C h r i s t i a n N a t io n T" T h e a n s w e r w ill c o m * f r o m a ll d i c c o - |^ . w
'K- l,lo ,u vv* h ,t ^ scheduled to play Lake C ity In changed scata the o th er day In claeaea th a Fre*hm*n having th* hours som a time m oat be act
4i „ „ . ____, . i__, ,,
m
,
jto 'a e e them leave us, but w* wish
a-ld* for th D purpoec. Most club* In D arning to lmprova h b U lc m
t i o n i , e m p h a t ic a l l y , y e a . B u t a r t we?
| them luck at their n*w work. L ak* C ity, but a* no mean* af rlaas lost to alt by BIB E arleII. heat
lung*
but
not
having
should
cema to the a r t room .every
do WDh to have Initiation but
. We don't blame h e r a Mt
A m e r ic a , a n a t i o n f o u n d e d o n t h e id e a l s o f C h r i n li n n - 1 itorthea !-» » •,&gt;n i* w orking a t g e ttin g (her* are available this .though,
th ey have It i t
aotne Monday during study period.
breauae Bill D ra iB y on* enough p ra ctic e aa yet. B ut par could
I b r , h a s s t r a y e d f a r f r o m t h a t e a r l y h e g f n n in g .
In th e | ., h * At.r . n “ *- “ r* :.H* llir 1,l* ,bi t r 1 gam * m ight have to be railed off. rule boy|! . . . It'* le o i auggrated hap* w ith in th* n est few week* place o fie r D an a football gam e;
T alD haaee* tea* to Ira played th at Jue Baker, Sonny Reborn, they wJB
e x p r ra e j ,r’oi there m
MX „some
, „ iv ,—
----arc
peopde »h&lt;
U n i t e d S t a t e s t o d a y w i t h a p o p u l a t i o n o f o n e - h u m l r r d nn&lt;l |
" l u u y V oibert tl»° a’i°.o,tw
th e re but a* they have a way to
Ihranaelvc* a* explicitly aa lira l attend these gam es to w atch their
t h i r t y - t w o m illio n , s i x t y m illio n a r e u n c h u r c h e d ; tw o m il-;
in* a t th* a d
B i &gt;*.
Mr*, tra v e l they a re com ing her* to Bolby C alD hen, Billy Johnson, sophomoTM, Junto re. and senior*, team fight lo t victory rJth e r lh a r
and Billy f leming should find
lio n c h il d r e n a p p e a r i n o u r J u v e n i l e C o u r t s a n n u a l l y ; o n e !*u™
H unt h*» * p o r t i o n _»» play u*.
New Sm yrna D the a girl for Ihrm aclrra. . .Is th at
be entertained by * grout- oi
S ecretary of the Recreational Da only other gem* th a t la achbd- ric h a bad Ides. I r o y j I I J , . , ,
ebiurdlv a ttire d pledges. It la
h o m e o a t o f e v e r y f o u r Is t o u c h e d b y c r i m e e a c h y e a r ; paitm ent. Dot Ilerso n i* working
JO H N BELYRU
tru
e th a t some come onlv for
*uled
to
be
played
aw
ay
from
here,
Com*
on.
and
give
th
ese
g
lrti,
L ast Friday room ing Mr. Mc­
o u r c r im e b ill la f i f t e e n m illio n d o lla r * a n n u a l l y ; c o m m e rc i­ (or U nited
Lumber
Company.
who
have
been
w
aiting
year*,
a
tID
entertainm
ent,
b
u
t
eSoulJ
b
u
t
night
game*
cannot
be
p
k
y
rd
Kay stopped Into MU* H and’s
a lis m ! g a m b l i n g c o s ta a h t b illio n d o lla r s e a c h y e a r ; m o re Mr*. Mildred S ta n d lfrr ha* been th e re *o they will probably come chance'!! * . Now w* know why
thia group take away the o th er-’ I iron period EnglDh class arid
eo m sny position* th at
Ramon
Reel
like*
to
j(o
to
D
k
a
t h a n f o u r m illio n , f iv e h u n d r e d t h o u s a n d d o l la r s w a s s p e n t ofiervd
privileg*
ol
teeing
the
gam
e?
I
J
A
N
E
BENSON
h
e
re
.
One
open
d
ate
rem
ain*
on
asked
for volunteering e srp en te * #
• he I* wobbling o v tr which on*
Mary ao much
overheard one person say tha'. Bcveral very enthusiastic senior
II a C harlotte
f o r liq u o r In 1M 1.
__________________
•he want* to take.________
Khc did some tb a achaduD and roach la Irvine True.
.
.
Do
you
know
th
a
t
Mary
while
he
w
a
t
watching
one
oi
W it h t h e s e a b o v e f a c t a a s h a d o w o f d o u b t w ill p ro lia h ly ***** Me* m im roatapM ng work to a rra n g e to pU y W inter Park Jane Kobenolt and P eggy Dun
Remlnpl* High Reboot-welcome* t-S* pledge*, Fa mleaed teeing boya— W illUm Earl*. W alter A n­
was on thl* date.
Although coach
thlrty -eev an new student*.
b e f o r m e d a s t o w h e t h e r w e c a n h o n e a tly c a l l o u r n a tio n a fnr
V?*
K
,'
l
r
T
V
J
’
“
whirh
ran
have
the
*'crea.,i
ol
th
e
crop”
a touchdown. I think th a t the derson. E m m ett Herndon. H a rry
c rra tly appreciated.
h a s been unable to come to aehool from the O rlando AD B a*a??T /
Th* a cn lo r girt* a n : AID* club* should have their fun, but I-ee Moor*, and John Belyeu—
C h r i s t i a n n a ti o n .
Thr victory Claa* I* ■till writ
.7 "
b M |. . . Mlml Altman fe e l, rath er B row er fro m Green Cov* Spring* let'* postpone It until a fte r the quickly voluntoervd their aenrlces
Today
_ w i t h s o l d i e r s g o i n g o f f to w a r e v e r y d a y . w e in* 100 word* a m inute (A fter
and having changed into thelm
‘
“ U rnoon fo r^ .iu ,
her Soldier h a s gone who haa a a lito r, N*ney, a fr**h- game.
injeh
practice)
They
a
r
r
going
s h o u ld d o a ll In o u r p o w e r t o h o lp . O n e w a y w e c a n h e lp
gym etc they, sta rte d on a Ja S
football practice,
i lo Naahville. . Speaking of th* m an and a b ro th er Alfred, a *opbo•o fa it son.* of Ihrrn a r r getting
P ra e llre, hy tha way, ha* b a r n D I r l.’ "defenae
projeeto”
we
th a t was to last th* entire school
m ore; E lla F ay Brook* Etll* from
i s b y d o in g o u r p a r t In m a k i n g o o r c o u n tr y a m o r e ( ’h r i a t i n n 'lias).
By K A TH LEEN BRYANT
p
le
n
ty
loogh
f
i
r
th*
oast
fe
w
.in
ig
lt
*,
1
,|
th
a
t
M
arjory
Hodge*
It la not much f - n to ruah day.
A m e r ic a .
Several tlu d rn la •pent
lari w eaki. If you don’t believe thl*. had both a aailor and a soldier D eL andt Jew-Cl Murphy from N«w
through
our
meals,
half
chewa n d M iry Alice Baton
W eeds war* cut and raked
week In ru tlln g •tenefla. If any
EM M ETT H E R N D O N
Sunday nig h t. Th»*« from F t. L audardslt.
In*. half swilluwing i&lt; whole; aw ay, benches were mad* over,
one want*
*nr
■Irncll*
cut, look- a t the "Hat" of Injured; tfalling- her
F
ra
n
k
Johnson,
n
illy
Flemming,
a
le
la
are
really
all
out
fo
r
de­
nor
la
It
good
for
ua
Ncverthcsupports
ropD rcd, and new a t e j ^
Th*
Ju
n
io
r
gfrlet
Muriel
H
ublrr
C h r lu n liy Kent*. Jrw rll Pitm an
l»*a, th at la what happvni each added In more th an three-flfl
Jan* Miller
----- -------— from
i rum j ■
M e rg irrt Jgm m fn, or
Marjorl* a n d Georg* Speer all Itav* broker, fense! |! . . T n tl old flam e be­ from M elbourne;
__ __ w h_o llday lo m oat ol ua B ocajie we of th* entire bleachers. The Work
June Burdick, will tw glad to do rib a to dD pD r. J u a t about e v ­ tween Shirley Echola and Rutter- M D m lj A gne* Bhoenemann
burning ha* re tu rn e d to Sanford a fte r i t - 1 '" ‘" " t * ? ou* h
erybody on the team ra n shew ball llei rin g I* still
ehool
of thrae ’ boy* saved the eel
t t a t- 1 '
i '“
•
tradily.
.
Wonder
w
hat
Voile
Mr*. V rrnry will Iw back In you 'a sprained ankle, a ehariic
te n d in g aehactl far two y*ar* In T t* w* h* 'rc l^ lrt&gt; m lnulw 1,1 over eighty dolDra and show* tha
William*
thinks
of
tF
D
T
T
T
?
.
.
w
hleh'
to
c
a
t,
but
we
Dka
to
h
o
n
e
,
or
a
t
D
ie
t
a
nlea
t
ie
a week or so. We will surely b*
F t Flare* i and Ann Stover from have a little time to en|oy th* fin* spirit of co-operation and
Jim m y RIdga tried .to Roberto Johnson D expecting a Bell Glad*.
glad to have her back, but we brute*.
■ r a t r r r jo bro ck
MARGARET MTERfl
»ery special guest
toon.
. &lt;■
fresh a ir a n d talk to o u r fritn d i. w illingness to work th a t .has a l­
will
be
eorrv
to
i
r
e
Mr*.
Hall
c
a
tc
h
mump*
hot
only
had
eomrand D A H fN X COM KELLY
Th# Ju n io r hope a r t : David II we had Juat fifteen mlnuUa ways been promoted by thd a tn k Q
O aram S r Hollaad ha* proclafawmale, too. I .
la thia seriouai
leave
u*.
Kerry
one
certainly
th
ln
g
wrong
with
hi*
th
ro
a
t.
Now
*d Oatobar a f this y e ar a* FtorR o te rta ? !!
Thia week w* T h raek er fro m Euailat John Dy­ longer, we could all be relaxed class.
W* Itav* bean leaking forw»r,l like* Her.
F a e ry ” Moreland has something give you
U a F arM t-T aaehar Manth. H* la
Billy
Flem m ing
a* er from Lonevrood; Steve Moor* end ready to go to our next
Mr* M ai writ "Why don’t you w rong w ith hla.
urgUig th a t tb* pr*** and radio to going to high aehool all these
"Alia• Maidcn Swoon. J r ." . . We from CD atrw algr, and H e l * M ar­ r U u . w ithout freling indigestion
ilkn
r
i
r
le
f
”
ad e a r ststo properly p sb ltd a e m any year*, and c* e a r arrival
h"4 pa Ii s
offer our a Inee re g ra titu d e to jorie Y oung from DfLand.
H e rrj B eailry ; 'T h e y ’re too
F rier to s a d d a rin g thvrv. w* w eren’t disappointed; biased.
T ha hophomor* glrla a r t ; Doro­
tn y girl who can brin g Billy
I believe th a t Pm ■peaatng for
for
th
a
faculty
and
uppar-elasim
en
Johnson out Into clreylation. .We thy M c rria o . from A tD n U ; B et­ th* m ajoritv of tha studsr.ta when
a f Oatobar
Mr*. M»*wrll “ Riaar,&lt; ?”
m
ade
e
s
f**l
rig
h
t
a
t
home.
really need him . . By the way ty Lea M Diet la fret* Melbourne ; I ask: W hy not a ta ri reV -jl f.fand tha* to I*
H irry : "Y r*. bla&gt; the* and blaa
B r MARY ELLEN W lL U A M f^
In (b* opinion of Nancy in
and
have
tb* aeeem pli
Deri* M cDaniel from Lee, FI#.; lern-m lnutes earlier
Oh. a ren 't they beabtlfull
I
G ontoiaa, h(gk school l&gt; O K that until I’m broke "
la Juat T h a t M ary Yeriiy from gpancar, N.C, longer lunch period*!
wonder
If mine has corns too.
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I
»
»
y
”
about
you.
.
.
So
com*
on
becatuo
you
can
chew
gum
In
T e a t bar*. ThD p rertam atiaa was
and R uth S tover from South Bay,
W alter
"W ert
thi«r
*e« •
W hat D the
GEORGE S F E N C E R
i out and give the girl* a chancel! Fla.
By MARY KVKI.YN RAEBURN Does yours fit?
M i l d f a i r IV. 1*41. M a*a O ct - m ost of your elasae*.
rn,&gt;krd long e n o u g h ! "
T hu rx d ly . the Btfldrm Council
Now th»i Joyce B trele hat _ The aophomor* b o p a re : Nape*
We feel th a t aomethlng should cause of all of these quratieo*
According to Glenn U n c le high
• m a r Holland h t i f n c k M OrPatron
"Y r», but ool
of Senior High School, presentedr not rrtu rr.rd , i , wonder who
be dona to help the humework miked by nearly all of tha S e n io r^
I I* top*, etnc* he ha* tw.»i rn o u g h *
tobcr u “ P aren t T m M M onth",
from
M outvtrde, ann
and Peter
. , 1 Greene iiv
m HuiiLvsiue,
1
of 8 H. S.T A fter doing a H ill#
Mlaa Joy Pottle, fam ous m u ra l. -?ohn Belyeu will .
situation at Seminole High
with hi* girlfriend *n&lt;l1
w ouldn't It bo a fbw thing If **.
^
VT.r-l vour !&lt;u l,r from Clev.Und. Ohio,
R e go to ac'iool stx houra Inquiring th* rs* sen seems lo
tb* privilege* to go „ di
Mlitre** “ Nora did you w rier a r tia t, who draw in chalk "L ife j nJ hl* Hme with.
«tT p a rro t m o ld iota Oh P .T 1A .1
At
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m
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fr*ahm
an
girl*
a
re;
I
Mary
•Ice G iaour B ird, of the A m en , fhanc* g lrla !’!.
a day and when we are dlam iaanl Iw th* class rings. Thai* very
Ihc f e r n ! "
Tb* P. T. A. W artim e Pledge I d fe c tta ll sa d getting killed
Dalits oui atudlea have rra il) Just lx- Im portant hunks of gold t i t hero
flhe wat very en tertalatn g * ' * ' *■*' lpArne,i how l« ip - from G eneva | Ljfheraj
Norm: "Y e * 1m can’t you hear c an "
Re Horriecm think* It I* al
M aty
W illiams from ru n We have to go home and
fa r thl* r* a r follows i
1
V
7
W
last!
Inr rug." a n d her draw ing war* very bea*U l r " fl,l.l.r s * n*» Collum. . Thl* G range Cltyf Lai
. *‘Wa, the member* a t tb a H a­ fkjfct j d i g * tba uppsfriaasnvrn arr
Lamina Maatey 'study loi three more h o j n or a t Although
they a ren 't new to
-T-hy I’ll fut. Mlaa Foati. drew .uch b D d .lT “ al1 hroJu* hl * ^ Lut nbY N engr’a from M lam
lloa*] Congress of Paraut# and
ia m lii; Helen Dougherty the nest day when we go to class
school they will) elir up a lot
„
..............
. . aa Herons, E grets. hT.mlngo.,1
* ‘'V * " l'*| "■ *&gt; Hl1’ from C am den, New Je rte y _____
Malcolm Mae N isi say*, 1 think
f aatW a, In defense of our bawc
a
rt
completely
lost
1
[H
e
le
n
Interest.
Thesd
rings ar* the
‘ Hoeaklne
°k . . ’ and Jo h n n l* M ia B ow en.' aliteni
W a d toon try and oar coantry'a U g h eahoaj b find, beeauaa thefe •peeeh were rationed, some folks J a n d o ther plumed bird*.
Home teacher* seem to forget
A p „ J r . m e n , .y e a rs . , f o i- C ^ B p ^ r had T X * “wlfc from C enavn, ta d Mary BJeWom w* have o th er eDaaes besides badges of accomplishm ent to the
M oat a a r t i l heritage and rsnpa* a f t ao many p ra tty *Dla and be- would U.e their quote the lirs t[
senior clssa. They a re th* llttlo
that darlyn new Senior, Alla* firm Lake M ary.
tiu iltp , bar growing aoni and caaaa t tan try to play football.”
theirs and cannot understand th*
pieces of Jewelry the sen Iera have
Sw am p Cltlaa, Mlaa Poe lie know* Prow ar. . . Mary Ann
Walchal
Nanay Brower la ' all aieiteri
d a d rh D rs, do hereby soDmnly
The fresh m an b a p a re : Donald reason if w* do not find tim e to been working hard for twalve
th a many way* of th a birds. Her Sa* finally decided on T roy Ray. Adam* from Geneva; Dan Cole- da that: assignm ent
p M g * curse Da*,- DilvIdAiTly and t h a t Mali school, 1 think It to
Juat too (to d to be true
whlm aD dl ear*** w ith har draw ­ . . . . lie ’* really one lucky guy! m am from U ritbaa,- OeorgD; aad
So ws feel th at It tha teachers long years to get Into th rir P*V&gt;
mmM JW U rW lM M flfc.
D U lo It Ileaufle Rohln- Waaley Jackson from W ashington. would have certain n ig h ts to give i*«i Iml If 'you see any’ • laden o r
ing* reeel red eery favorable torn- I
O aari f Spencer likes It, bf“ f t rem em ber with reverence
w n or Bvlvta Mrtch, N e ll? ? ? . D. C.
homework. It would m*k* It bet w alking along th* halU with th a lr
m e a t.
a n d lor* tba Idaala of o u r Found- cmtDM ha Ilka* everyone of hi*
Itlarkle W hit* and Cam illa Batrin g finger pointing upward So
A fte r the program . Mr. Black- tan seem to be g e ttin g
Eogvne llcndersOn fhonj Grian- to r for both faculty and students. as to captor* the 'm ost sttenllcn,
a f t. Wh6 CtlaTD hOd a b o rt all clar le a th e rs.
along
The
Geneva
School
girl*
'
4-11
A nna Lovell llkr* all the ex­
atone, her M anager, ahow td *oma
d° D U klrtg
a
pewt-gT*du*to
Ota w atfara of Ota whole child;
Club
had
Ita
first
m
eeting
Sep­
they will b* seniors I
Ily
I-018
CALDW
ELL
(well.
.
I
le
'i
ready
c
rrx
y
ib
o
it
citem ent and running In tha hall*. tember 22, w ith an enrollm ent of palm ing* of differen t bird* and
More ol them and m ore varied
Jo* W athcn thins* It U Juft aliteen glrla.
al*o
of
aoma
cate
which
MUa
i
ones. T hat la what we -would
fla t, a ll (le a p t Chrlro.
Every ne
The following
officer*
were P oatD had painted.
Ilka to have In tha way of chapel
D orothy Crum bly may*. "I Ilka elected: President. Mary l-oufa* ta k in g advantag* a f thl* oppor­
yrogranit. Wc do not wish to
high aehool alaU , because I haVa L*FIJs; Vice Pieaidcoi, B atty tu n ity , anjoyad a r a n tre a t, I&gt;
convey the Idea that we do n 't like
M « b a k in g forw ard ta going and Y arborough!
Secretary,
Veata
to h e ir a good speaker every
M errill: ami T r e a u r e r , Ann Mrnow and thaq but we da g at
D ear Mr. McKay.
Lanai Hong J-radrl, Frmncti I* .
Thl* ptaca I* awful dead but tired of having on a every weak,
a t le a n t I ’m D arning to m s thing a* w# did practically a ll of la st
and I fin a lly raaHied w hat you y ear. W* would Ilk# to hav* pro­ to b er Slh, which
g ra m s In which th* students
and m other tria d to tall me whan! tak a p a rt, aueh aa plays, and beginning o f tb
I * a a U H igh School. It doaai
hows, even hav* one of acrap drive. I t jC
D on't Lat "IN 1118 fJTKPfl"
pay to alu d y and re t your leaaona th a ilo d t n u glee i n Interesting u rg e s u* tb MtM
lunch.
slip
th
ru
your
finger*I
I
t
’s
too
” o P rotect o u r children ag ain st
a r tn though acmetlme* you don't talk . Chapel program * aueS aC acrap Ifon, ruhhef,
M argaret Dlngfalder like* high
good to ra la atl'
a ll th a da agar* o f w ar, w hether
think m . I really appreciate all theca can be made possible If th in g claa which 1
aehool a lot U t t e r than in*
How would you Ilk* to *ak
thoaa danger* ba phyilcal, m ental,
yoy tried to do for ml. Hope you tha ito d rn t council ID* a rood u*. but which *lil
thought the would.
before everything you do, “ Would
ora fine.
o r aplH taalt and
aommltto* thia year th a t will b* o u r ftv e rh m a n l . , 1
In the opinion of Billy Gray,
&lt; n u i d« M ill?'
" “ To; Kbop Tha F aith delivered It la O. X. baeauae you ra n chew
M ILLER W ILLIAMS
Interested In presenting ’ better i a i t for i*t» wtdkl
W all, In this book, o group of
o n to *a by o u r forafathara, who
b io g ran u aod w in, d e ro le U-cD our beat. Even I
P.
U.
M.
A.
people pled re d theme* lv»* to do
h a wad U ia Am ertea out of tha ru m a n d run down the hall*.
D
ear
Mr.
M
cKay,
r
t t l r e e ffo rts to Uila Im portant find only A ami
thl*
fo
r
an
entire
y
e
a
r
no
matWr
BVviyn
Matthew*
tklnka It
wOdanwaa and dedicated It to
I h a re boon Intending to w rite oaiehlfati to th a aehool* a c t Irill**.
w h at tha outcome would ba p t
Mfeina bar f e d bigger than she
how nvjeh It would coot th a ■i
M M fa r every hum an' hal'ag.”T
Moat c f tta M td«
d l h th a brat Into e d i t * tefyict
1
obtained fo r a
it* hoy* alw ays en te r Ibid, f lu i I

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Senior Boys Repair
Stadium Bleacher#

SEMINOLE HIGH

Florida P.-T-A. Month
Proclaimed In October WHAT FRESHMEN
THINK

Mural Artist Appears
A t Chapel Program j i

Senior Class Rliif
Arrive At

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GENEVA SCHOOL

S.H.S. Is Ready To
Help Ih Scrap Drive

S.HJ3. ALUMNI

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S chool

m i™
m ealing a f D a Junior
al |*. T ’ A waa haki
eptom bar Tl Mr*. A.
prai p * * ! her, president,
cSalrm an of the board
h n a w M t it* putilita of th* proM i a fa r th a year. Th* plan*
fe
F. T. J L aetlvjtiaa Include
CUtfcr which Is to be
L M il m HIm
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Club Will Have
tate Convention

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By jO flN BF.LYEU
tSo Kay Cl lb'» lis t luncheon
Ihf V ain for all member*
m ira a d from tb* S U U Trva, W illiam R a;I — The Kay
i « f FWrida thD y e a r at*
kg thalf B ta u Convention in
dmrfiU on th e tw elfth ad
W , an It
aevantaan
abort
n u ' YaHoua pi*a* for li&lt;
Rg U la trip w ata suggeatad
a* y*t no definite plan*

a school nayor U™ ledl B U tN flftk»&lt;
i ta com plain—
rW to, do ,onym Ivss. W * f l n t
i o th er causing
rti stu d e n t And
J a , a n y chanca
W&amp; have a l­
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Football D a n c e
HELEN QL'ARTF.RMAN
Friday night the City Hall was
• arena at the flrtt cf ■ aeries
football daatM which trill he
onaored hr the Junior Clair
roughout the entire football
aaen. Omnga sad black stresm■ floated above the heede of
a Jllterbugs and hep-cats of
who ware “ rug-cutting"
■oak o f • nickelodeon,

The STUDENT ROOK G U IL D 1
o f New York City q tfrre a plan
by which students m ay aelecl
books for their home library.;
T hree books may hr selected from &lt;
a Hat of approved titles each
m onth for a m onthly fee of 30c j
p e r book.
Students who continue their
m em bership through f i u r consecu­
tiv e m onths receive a free book
In th e fifth month.
Each month a new list of hooka
is released. Those for Septem ­
ber a re: “Jane E yre" by C har­
lo tte B ronte; "H uckleberry Finn"i
by H ark Tw eln; "G reen Mansions" |
by W illiam H. H u d ttn , and "The
Oregon T rail" by F rances 1‘ark-

r tboaa dancing were:
blah. P etty Duncan, June
lorth, Petty Stevens, Ana Loe ll Ellxabeth File, Helm 8Ufard, Valeria Walk, Jana O m ­
an, Jana Thigpen, Marjorie June
turdlek, Lata Caldwell, Shirley
lick, Sylvia Malack Mary GroTotain. Htlen Hutehlaon. Martha
'age. Katharine Wlggtna. June
Ifller, Merry Baron, Oulda Fenel, Mary . Jana Bobnolte, Mind
iltman, Nancy Brewer, Marty
vrklne, Aim Wiggins, Batty Kkf.
ana Rehulta. Mthrolee Thompson,
hlrlay Echols, Ann Stine, I'cggy
layer, Mary Ann Welch*!, Betty
krredl, Elltabeth Hatcher, and
kmOle Batten,
Alao: Cart Cborpenlng. Jr, Ce­
ll MUon, Bobby rroctor, Bob
Ikea. Remand Real, Geara Levy,
obby Jonee, Clarence Donaldson,
an! Hickson, Ed Denmark, Ar­
tur
Fenner,
Johnny
Lang,
eorge Temple. B. H. WllUamt,
1worye Speer, Bobby Berea, Joe
tevia. Lefty Altman, Orton Firell. Tommy Stanly, Jemea Heny Cooper, Ed Danlele. Harold
tall, Philip Kronen. Gena liarlaon, Glenn Odham. Jimmy Ridge,
*o Butner, Ralph Wolfer, Sam STUDENT COUNCIL
MARY RAliritN
Tiumcnd, Jimmy Watt, Tommy
mith, Bruce Bolt. Jee MeCastln,
I. D. Landrwaa, Nall Powell, Ed
T hs Student ro u n rll held its
lurt, Gerald Leasing, Fred But­ weekly luncheon m eeting in the
ty, Keeny Ethels, John Angel, borne economics room T he mein
’rank Robinson, Ray Howard, topic of discussion wa&gt; the con­
lilly Drumbley, Emmstt Hern- gestion in the lunchroom
It h is
on. Jack Herring, Harry Lee, T w in agreed to request ihnt achedtill Branan, Kirby FUe, Earl ulee be rrarrangeii In rn lu re thr
num ber i f students in second
luncb period
A com m itter with
Hugh W tic h r l m rhm r mnn will
try l*&gt; m »kt the UnthNMm line*
more orderly mjMMinllv th r l»r»-i»k
in f -in. The Studi-M i'o u n rit i*
w iltin g for rlftu mi-rlinif* to t&gt;r
held to elect ii'jin *• nln tiv «** to
the council, then Ow if %%t»i k •rm l
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Valari* Welle sad Audrey Bet

ROREM AKf

W h a t a thr ill It » s to m r s ' n n
I stared on an n o t i n g nr*» nd

I T ill week WT 'mve gathered v a n l u r v - m y f irs t ils&gt; a t Kemi
Ih e "life histories" of tour el the note High School
As 1 approaches! the . t s t r l y
fctudrnU In Iks freshmen class,
b e l t week they will have some structure, the sp a n m iv . well kept
m o te lot yog frees the other lawn with Its trees ad shrub*,
rlssscs.
| m ade a pleas ing and a r t i s t i c pic
DAPHNE GAY CONNELLY
| tur*. Upon m i n i n g th e building.
‘ Bom: Sanford
| I was impresae.1 by t h e l« ig„
Whew: May i f , i m
.h alls and the w ell-lig h ted class
i favorite aBwg: “ A*. Las*'
m oms.
Another f e a t u r e uf the
I Favorite Bawd Laodee: Tommy building Is the a u d i t o r iu m
Samlnelo High has an n c e llrn t
principal In Mr. McKay anil it
also has a fine sta ff of tra c h rri
1 am pleated with these who were
assigned to m r and 1 am s a tis ­
fied with my schedule.
T he communication s y s t e m is
‘ V aVprite
P a stim e :
Picture an eatrem a help to P r o f e s s o r Me
Kay and t h r faculty, a n d t h e lock
V how i
F avorite Be bool S ubject: U lln er a a n a benefit t o t h r atu d rn l*
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F a v a rite A rt ra se : B etty Grabte
F avorite A cto r; Richard Denn-

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J i y my lunches there
I k g v a rite Bawg: "S tardjaM .
I hope my high achtsd c ar eer
I F iv a rite Baod L a a d rr: "all of will be a success and !))■' earn
succeeding day will p ro d u ce sonir
L F a v a rite Food; frie d 'c h ic te a
new a d v en tu re
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if

Stam ps in our school.
Even If
It is only a dim* or an. don't
■ay. "W ell. my dime w ouldn't d&lt;&gt;|
much good," but It W ILL. Just
think of tha hundreds o f students
In the thousands &lt;f schools over
tha nation, who think th e ir dimes
don't m ailer.
If Ihry bought
■tam ps with them , we'd lw th a t
m any Bonds eloser to winning
fb# w ir.
Mini Earl, who Is In c h a rg e of
the Stam ps and tha room c h air­
man, various students picked for
their capability have dona a g re et
deal In prom oting th e sale of
, ,l* * t week we (Indents bought
fytA O worth of Stam ps w ith M n .l

Lynch's room heading the
Let'e all get behind this
and doable the amount of
next week to protect ocr

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Feds G et Ready
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Garden Tonight
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Ta* Oaldan T m i It; I I # (htl
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aktll of tfca
fU*k reap lorrsfOoH; M l k# Ikat
•ovH k to k# Spirit shall »( ik«
Pplrll rMn lift •v trU c tU f- (Ot&gt;
latlaaa «:•».
An&lt;*n« i m . f l l i l k M tikkk comrrlH Ik# l&gt; ( M t lU r » « i la |ka
fallow la 9 fro a Ik# IUM# T o r all
u e r a u n i r a c a * v ooo
Ik tl la la Ika world.* (fca luat of
H allf A re a *, at l i n k Street
Ik# fl#ak. an4 Ika Juat of tk# »y#«,
Re*. C D. tlarru r«*t*f
tad
Ika prl4# ui llfa. la M l of
Bandar ■chaal. 14*1 A. M. '
Ika ralkar. bat la af Ika world.
H m a klaa Oarvloa. II:# * A. M,
And
Ika world poaoalk away, and
* » « ■* * &gt; Iteeala* I r v w h r Ika loot tk#r#of kai ko Ik tl doaik
Ik# w ill of Ood tkUfaih far #T#r*
II Joka
Th# l#Moa -Harm* n alto larlad#a i
Ika followiaa paa#a«a from Ika
Ckrlallaa iw*l#a#a latlkoak
H r I.
• nr# tad llaaltk with K#y la ika
krrlatwraa** by S i r ; llik t r rddjr:
(kata ki tUadfaally to tka
vatarlas. Ika food, aad Ika irwa.
n m rr u r n r r c a c ic a
and ya«.w l|| brla* that# lata yotr
n . V. Brook a, J r , raatar ,
• iparlaaaa proport Inaak 17 to ikalr
Park A«o bl lib »ir**t
K m p ftff of poor lkn««tiliM ip
Bundar Bebaa I M l A- 11.
Ml I T|
Marnlag War*kip. 11 A. M.
Training Ualaa. I-N P M.
Kraaiag Waraklp. * |.*a M l
Wadkaoday Barvlee. l ee r M .
Car pbeaaa i . r ika bar* af kaar-

Dr JUDBON B A I L E Y
A m h U IW I’m * K ports Writer
SPO RTSM AN 'S
PARK,
BT.
L O U IS . Oct. 2, UP)— Showing the
same speed and
ami g rrit
*ame
it which won

them th* National Ip * g-j# cham p­
ionship th* St. Louis Cardinal*
to d » r tamed th* N*w York Yanka«a 4 to 3 before 34.2&amp;.1 fan* in
a n o tth e r breath-taking chapter nf
th* American league powerhouse.

T h* Card l almply ran th e ir 'J*'
w ay to victory with probably lh* *{“ rI
m oat d s iilin / ahow of sp rinting
th* prraent Yankee* ever had * * '* •
i*«n and their will to win m oi* ,n n "i
th a n o fflett New York'* tlu rg in g • * ”
w hich wae rllm ayed w ith a tr«- ™ '1'
m endoui two-iun hom er hjr Char ) Ap
ley (King Kong) K eller tu mo- | that
m entdrily tl# (hr aenrr in the in a
e ighth inning.
| three
Held to only a ll hit* by big P"l a
E m i* Bonham while th# Ytnkeea *»f th
pommeled Johnny llraalajr, the ly Wl
C if d i' U 'jfraf o)*) rookie tens#- '
|(
tiofl, for 10,
8t. I»lila a-rornl rauar
(vie« In th# flrat in n in r, again j lire I
in th e seventh and fnall&gt; won th# wh#n
gam a with another th rillin g tally t&gt; ar,
B t h f tail half of the eighth.
ru n .
Hp#*1 figured in every one of I ln*lh
th# Cardinalri.n* but
nev rr
llor
m ar* to than with the arore tle-l the r
and th# preature on in the eighth thrni
J im Brown
and T erry Moore alicnl
Were eaay out* but Kno. Slaugh man
te r aUmmed a acurchlng liner lo U ll i
U»* deepcet corner of rig h t field wav I

fla lla ra w. Ir ora a

unhid

SAVIN IIS IU)N IKS'
AN INDEPENDENT DAll.Y NEWSPAPER
Rt’T II BT JOeiNH I.BXOIR. Plain­
tiff
•
iin o a r c

b it a t grerroeil
cropped op la th* t

»«.

A t n r a r i. c c o in . D*r*ndant
oanaa o r r r iu r t r io e
Aucnst twnolr. lie I I Ballon
K *. a nr. ah. lite ra ls:
Vo. ars bor.br trdared lo ap.
ar iparaonalif or br atiorasr)
aaawae iba .warn Mil of CamPlata, riled In Iba eta* of ttulb M.
Job no Lanalr V* Aagnu
Lenoir,
boiag a ta ll /or dltorre filed la
Ik* above | M i , u i t 4 Coert. an ar
I»for* Ik* Ind dav *r .Norombtr.
■I l l , oikarwlaa . (Wraa Pro Coa,MM »IH h* o nl.r.4 agalaal rou
for tellur, in appear or anewer
aa required bp law.
II la fartbar Ordered ihal Ihl*
N oll., b. publt.k.d one, a w..k
lor fo.r i n r . u r r r l l i . w.«ka in
lh . Ronlftrl Herald. a n.w*pop«r
(•uhllahad . 1
Kant-r4
P.mlnol.
I ounlf. Plorl/k
CHICAGO, Oct. «, (AY—It was
Wtlnaaa m, hand and oftlrlal
blrnoat • plana*r&lt; fa r W illiam T. •**1 al nonfor.l, H.ntlnol* Coualr.
Chugw iddm to
Io m $10. Aa F'-rHO. Ikla Ind da, of Orlobar.
thla a a tk .

L U ly W y n n e , cU aa,
halfback of u . t m
la uniform today alo
r e r il o t t e r f*otb*fl.i

TO

n g it m i u a in ca ra ca
O r , Park Ava. a g ifts BL
_ Dr. Jea A. Tall*. Paster'
— - * * r BabweL t u t A. g
PewC a . g Maker, B-ipartaUadri

tww

THERE’S SOMETHIN!;
ABOUT A
SOLDIER IN UNIFORM

rk u rrk krkaal 1:41 A M
IL T. Mr Ka y k»M
A riallr l&gt;*r Program will b*
ulven. uad.r tbs aapervlalon r j
Mr* Hold Col.man
Moralaa Wsrakl* II t* A. M
......
nNukjeel,
u w |* ri,
A ro u ik i
in#
Kertnon
"Around
tbr
World la On* |&gt;ay "
Aalk#m.
-fa
n#mamlrin««
of
TliaaAdmlfeuirttloa af lh# lx&gt;r4 • Ea#*
Mr.
Ob##r«iBr# of World Wld# C#a$.
munlo a Nundty
VTfvalac Worthla, l.M p U.
Harmon Rabjoat. Mn«ldbaad#d tlaM.

M onday.

p o « p |# a*

M * # |ia C a

al

? :ll

D w alnr##.

Prd-

Al Jlrrwk. |^«d#r.
p

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bandit k e p t r e p e a lin g ,
aony to trwuble you."

" Im

O P. IIKIlNnON.
Clerk of Iba Clrrali rw«rl
''V Jfc I- BL'RUICK. II. C.
so (Off trial Beal)

One r g f out of every eevew pro­
duced la 1141 will h* made into
*rg powder for d m by the United
Statea armed f»rc*a cn far-flung
batUeftWiiU, aad by the Allies.

o v t k k x i. w r r t f T
m u m
D#orVa ft tlaaiar, Paator
•»»4ay Ncliool, | ;) | p. m .
'•drbioc «#rvlra I t ! P. U.

* 1.1. * o r u c a t h o l i c n et
All Mauls Catkslla Cbarab,
"*k AT*.

»ff»"

Townp

Ilm-i.r*,, i n

W .at

I tm

Hanford flalgbla
[;..#» tiff»r« addraaa: Has i n

h

l*he&gt;n# iyg.

pram aad Cirri# m##itas# of lb#

Ii*»
Parker William
I a*lar.
Mundar Maaaeai I:**

n lQ L

M.-nday. •
p u fUr «lar M##i
.. "F mt ,h#
•! Flaward#
U*dn##daya I *4 IV U
Cray#r
If ##l la#. a#|ag I HI. and Jtlh
« naatna of &lt;k&gt;ap$| Arrardlnw tw
Af Jnha aa lb# dtudf. Hoard af
Ld»#a»tl4»a Mrvitnf lmm#dla(al|
r tilnwiog l*ray#r fUrvir#

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C. M . B O Y D A CO M PAN Y! I

‘T H E FIVE FOOLS
of SANFORD”
Sunday, 8:00 P.M.

S0UTHSIDE
BAPTIST CHURCH
G EO .

E . Z IE M E R ,

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AND

EVERY

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SUNDAY.

V o u r p re se n c e t h e r e w ill m e an m u ch to iiomp-

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one ebte, and

to

you

It

w ill

m ean

ap.'ritunl

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food f o r the r e s t o f th e w eek.

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LEGAL NOTICES

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C o m m u n io n

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SEM IN O LE DRY C L E A N E R S

For bvjrlnx a boo*
Remodeling a home
Refinancing a home I

SUNDAY

«:(d-fa#hlon K o i| IWrrlr#
.

P. H. A.
M ortgage Loans

C

Chugwiddmi wae forrvd into ■
dark n o a i In front o f hi* horn#
and relieved of th* money, th*
Toa will Had ll !••• ##«7 In up«l faulla, than I# rM k# th#m
l i l a l n i %lrlur## —John ftu#kln

VOLUME XXXIV,

MONDAY, (KTOI1ER 5. 1912,

When Calhoun Was Sunk in Solomons Battle

X Wickard Says Labor Australia Conti
Affords
E a s y Pursuit
Shortage
Chance To Utilize
All Fertile Lands
P E O R IA . III.. O ct. B. (/P&gt;—
S e c r e ta r y W ic k n n l. a d ilre w Injf th e N a tlo n n l C a th o lic
R u ra l L ife C o n fe re n c e , itaitl
- .t o d a y th e sh o rtA g o o f f a r m
^ l a b o r g iv e s th e U n ite d S ta t e s
a re a l o n p o rtu n lty to «lim inn te r u r s l s lu m s hy t r n n t f e r r In u f a r m fn m llle s fro m su b _ m a r g in a l o r c ro w d ed land to
+

a p ro d u e tiv e land.
He aald noma land ia *&lt;&gt; poor
farm er*
can
barely
produce
enough
for
themaalvea.
while
aom r grower* on auch amall farm *
can not g e t full uae of th eir labor.
0 E a tlm a lr a ahow th a t 2.000,000
fam lliea could b« moved and per
m anently bettered, and at the
lam e tim e g et on land which la
productive
enough
and
large
enough to contribute m aterially
m to the n ational food aupply.
w
llnleaa aom ethlng la done, aome
good land* m ay have to Ire left
idle next y e ar while poor land
will be worked.
II* auggealed
th a t famllle* could be moved a*
- t e n a n t * or te n a n t purchaaera

M em ber

A.H.n&lt;»ciiileil P r e —*

'Nazis Pour Stream O f
Reserves Into Russia;
Troops Total 525,000
F. D. R. Pt onuses

(Or Aaaaoala* Pr.au

The Italian* annoi nrr-d tn.lay
the destruction of an allie.1 aulrmarine In the M edU rm inean by
a d eatm yer while the A ustralian
pursuit o f the Japanese In New
Guinea rootlnued
A ustralian In rrp . pushing north,
ward th ro u g h New G uinea have 1
not fired a shot for four d a y s,'
front d iapatrhr* said Sunday, and i
aome q u a rte r* urged an imm rdi |
ate advance tn the fapaneae hear
at Buna.
1
A ustralian ground forces have'
reached E fogl. 14 airline miles I
from P o rt M orr.hy *« from B :-;
na, and about right and onr-half
mile* south of the gap through I
th* Owan Stanley m ountains PI* '
patches from the area aald Ih rln
adrance m ight he *lr»e,l to keep!
para w ith m orem ent of supplier J
over the crooked, muddy moun-i
tain trails.
The advance had covered afo u l |
20 miles hy trail alnre Tuesday
when loriliaiw a. .12 airline miles i
from M oreaby. wa* recaptured. 1
and Japan*** supply tinea and po
alliens in th# m ountains were

r Allocating
ecessities

Sunday)

H :0 0 P .M .— " U a ld h c a d e d 8 ln n e r a M

’

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Mrs. Herring Dies,Farmers' Markets
In Washington Ail-,.
Vepetihle
Home Of Daughter! ’ n ° w, ve8 « aDle

J D E A . T O L L E , P a sto r

iw aaacotT tuA i r u r ic g

r« m *r Park A ***** aad Irg BL
Ran4ay Mrboot, t « l A. AL
U ar.in g Oarvtc*. ll -aa a . m .

and c a r r y

^
J- IT- A a .lla , paator
t k .f c h Bek**l. |* *« A. M
**ra. (_*tl Bradbury,
*w*arlataadaai.

e.#*l»U Bervle##, TlM P. J|.

A atrvlc# la b#»ar of aar m#n

T V *•*/
will b« adailaUUraC

(i.V

• a a rro iio c i i t n o i o r o o d
Hally Avanaa al Dfil» IKraa
Itae. C II Vlarrla. Paator
daoday Beho#| it M A U
l*r#arblnf 0#r*lea ||-aa a . M
f. P. K. H*r#lca flui da j #vbal
T M r. u.
Wadneoda? avealng armyar a*
flea i n p. if

B r in g In co a l h a n g cru fo r g ar
mentM— wc c a n ’t get a n y m u re'

T E L F . I ’ I I O N E 465

MSBSE

n t a *m -TVi*iiiw b a p t i u t
c u ia t ii
»
Laaral Ava. al Ninth BL
Oeocgs u SAemar, Paator
■aadar Be bool, n .* a . Al.
T. Ii. A4l44lal&lt;*«. Wupc
Ii* el Iam. I tervlr* at l e t . Atanr.
Aa apea air maailng wtll be ren­
der ted lh* wswlkar parmlltlng. la
lb* *V*B| of rain Ika W v lc * Will
be h*M a l lb* rkiarrh.
.
■- T. O , 4:41 P. AL. IL R. Ualtaa
■ vM lag^ervlea. l a* p. A4. ,
Tbs paster will apeak an “The

Classified Advertisements
i Ind* of plint# now rvaily
your
Victory
Cardan Uncncumbcrivl v a io n . preferably
white, aa i n u ir irr |v r (or small
tries ton Wakefield ami farfam ily; live on • ntt-mlte*. klra.
ka g fll
Cabbage.
Chinese
Ilallctt.
Fern
I'ark. Fla. or
M g *. Ga. ColUrda. tomaloc*.
phone Wintry I'irk , t i l , days. crashed another alpgl* into riy b t
toe*. Onioni, Hroccoll. I’rnl
Eggplant, Beets. J. \V.
and Blaogktor mads tha moot
1. L a k i Monro*, Rhone IS.
magnificent threw of tho grriaa.
sending a strike to Katwwaki la .
time to catch Etanbnck atldlo#
Twin Outdoor
m
Into third.
jmI Molori, Child rc
Manager BUly So uthw ard h*bF
a hasty ceetfsronc* an tha BiiUBil.
ID Je rse y milk cow.
M t decided to h t lh# fm hw &gt; B

their regular fatally night meet­
ing at 6 :0 0 P J ( . Tuesday eve­
ning at the Woodman H a lL Danc­
ing will be enjoyed and member*,
their fam llle* and Invited guest*
ar* r«qurated to b* proa ant, C . C.
Collins, secretary, stated today.

carrier

Phone 607J .

105 Pupils Enrolled
In yoentJonil Schc

flERVILh
ad#*- -r* "

H O U S E W IV E S who ran
least five hour* per da
on customers for l
known products. No c
necessary. Uox J , c'o
Herald.
.

Smaller Crops BeitiK
Planted And Lulxirj
Presents
Problem,

CIT Y B R IE F S

Muaday dehool. | | |# a M
P-^f*# Mreilrtf. Wrdaradaya. |.f«

ASK ABOUT OUR ECONOMICS
LAUNDRY SERVICE

110 EAST SECOND ST.

• -HBraWT'Otmrdy U » l w
Pr#*«
i t a f f co rrv apow drn t a o m t w h r r t In
Naw G u in e a , r ep o rted t h a t the
A m a l a r i a l n . r u v **f
&gt;
A l f M a i r m e n h* m o an ed a lack
r h l ld r a n l*#i%a##n (h r « r « •
of tirg*tA.
a
n
d
t
w
r
l
v
r
v«ar«
nf
n
fi'
Flight leader Maj. Don Hall.
Corpus C hriatl, Tex., who partial In Sanfnnl. Vftdwav and •? I
pate! In R aturday's aw re pa over Ko nroa. will l*r alarletl ml *1
lh# m ountain tracks, aald he taw day h&gt; Hi John \ l Im*
i r a r l o r » f lh# IK y iiio ii **f M. .*
a single khaki-clad Ja p a n ese sol ditdogy
of the Stall* Hoard
dlcr, who fired a t hi* plan* once H rallh of Jarkaiinvillt* I &gt;t ' •
with an autom atic pistol.
land II. I l a m r . d i r r r l u r of t»
Srminola County •l, -*allh I *•«!
■ la ird tod ay.
T h a tr a l a a r r »n l*nr »*«t
o t h e r h ealth a u r v ry a rnaih- i*
flection with litr e#tal»liil." •
of t h e .Sanford Naval Air P»
••
Brminol* County commlaaionera h r r a , fir. I l a m r •al*l. an d
will meet in regular monthly *e. ntiraea will a*al«l I &gt;* 1 ni- &lt; *
•
alon al 10.00 o'clock tomorr-w in coni luclina !•••!• •»’ t l*e
morning at th# Court House. O arhoola. uivli r • u p r l \ .•»••!* •* 1
P. Hemrkin, County clerk, an hxwl h r a l l h unit
T*» d e te r m in e |K»aalldc
•*
nounced today.
te-mjenrira, ch ildren D»ll i*e • »a &gt;
City commit! loner* w ill meet inr d for enlarKe«l # p l r rn , - * . j
tonight a t 7:10 )n adjourned *«*- ta i n Indleatlon n f ( h r diteaao I
aloo, C ity Clark II. N . 8ayrr, th is condition ia fouml. a hi.**,
teat will be t a k e n in t h r fo rm •
laid today.
a blood am e a r . winch rhildr*
Tha regular weekly meeting ol need no t f ear, a cco rd in g lo l»
th* Rotary Club will take place !&gt;ama, aa It la a in e r r pm p o ­
In addition
tomorrow night Instead of today of (ha f l n f e r
hlood teat will he t a k e n .*f
on account af th* visit here of
0 . T. “ Doc" Mai ton, district gov- fifth child e i a m i n e d
By thla a u n r f v of c h i h l n
amor of Rotary who wilt b* th*
gueit apeak ar. Tha maatlng will m a la r ia l irnlei of t h r endri* . *••
I*
b* bald * t th* Valdex H o U l be­ m u n ity c a n he d eterm in ed
l l a m a [minted ouf, ami II I)
ginning t 7:00 o'clock.
fora will not he n eceaaary t«• *•
W.O.W. chapter 626 w ill hold ailulta a t th e p r ra a n tim e

Christ Amkaaatdara. l a* P AL
K rsaa sllallr Marrlr*. I »a f &gt;f
Prayer AAaallng, Wrdnaadar A At

rdiHwAa *ia i a h k ^i i : m r a m
flav. J. L Moby, Paator
Pr*araiaa II M a W aM I N f .

W E D E L IV E R

WANTED—

SANFORD. FLORIDA.

Pi

"Now that rooler w ralhrr i« * n O*** why.
poor hutbantl will Im* wantiair (o « *ar t ••
h ra v irr ault#
111* *uil« will w ra r !• iiffi
If you htv# lh*m DRY ( I.KANKD
n t#
fabric will Ii# frrah m rsl u|* aft.I •»•* r pir««#ra
Will rraat (ht la llo r r j • m a rin ru
Woid«tn't
you Ilka lo tu rp rla a him hy p u ttirj; nia
w in ter auila In p rrfrc l r&lt;»rwllllon*'#

«u*.

Established In 1908

Farmers May Italy States
JBe Moved To Allied Sul
B etter Land SunkByA

■ A X ro in A i r r a a i r op n on
1. It n lrkarl.m . Paator
Itlh Ml ii la u rrl A ir.
insdA/ aakoai. is ** a ai.
Vundar Mnralng Worsnlp. 11 at

g u lt a cleaned— C a a h

s u m nrrfNSt

to tomorrow will shape thev

Th# Bonford Board o f School
Trustees, w ill m **t la th« Board
af Public Instruction Boom at
tha Court B o a t*. W adamday a f­
ternoon a t I t M o’clock, R . E .
Kipp, * *c r* U ry , onpotmewd today.

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In

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A t u n ii-

Ihr

Itiiiia r

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tin

(h r

I liar front ami French Avrmn
j w hrrr they niiilo their hiimr f«»r
many year#.
Jutlifr Herrlnt*. n veteran of
| (hr firat \V**rl*| W ar nrvl hutf
n rli« r in American * rtfion nc
lib ilir* ll It'll in |',n i v* hllr on ia
'••it to hiM «laoirhtrr’« hnrm n
• ohirnl ia S iih r that ||»i»r M.
! Heirtna lia* ma&lt;lr her hotm- with
I to r iiatiifhlrr. Klran»i in \\ »-*
inifton
k Mlo rml ai&gt;rY|rp* \%*fr ha Lt
IS |*er»ei»[ io rahlliire nit«l • if&gt;' ■
• .* ih . n i lurk thia ia11a*rn*him .
plant |*iot|i»4 lion, mini from J»» •*•
Ilm r« i ha|*el in Wa*hirt|ftun
*f» |*cr * tit i|i'« rra«r in other
,
rtaaiili* ImiimII i|Maiilitlr« of eafly
[ yr^t table* Mill frarh thr market
I thia »rrk
klornla P ity reiMirt| a few
fa rmrra hake aeed t»rtla up (HhNHW Y O R K . Oct. S. t/f) I'- era arr planting amall batla. per I
N EW Y O R K . Oct. 5, o il Tm lire announced last night lhai hapa onr trnth aa largt aa they I
p e r so n a w ar* killed a n d a l l i a . t three young Puerto Itirens ha I Were planting al the aame time j
Tha labor situation la'
tight p erso n a In jure d In an air ctmfcaard the killing of Pvt. F-d lait year
p lan * c r a s h a t Hotwood. NV»
win llerkow lti of
Fort
Mo.i oo critical that farmer* art afraid)
f o u n d h n d . Be turd* y. th e head mouth. N. J., in a holdup laal lo plant until they are certain
u arto n of tha E s i l * m Oefm-e Frid ay morning in lh* arrawav i of help to make their crops. They
are "■wapplng** what little labor
ommind and F irs t Army an­ of a Harlem church.
nounced Uto Sunday.
Police aald they alao told of they have hack and forth.
Thlrty-**ren
person*
were returning after the slaying in
lJve Oak reiMirta an almost
aboard the plane, but the Armv search the soldier's body again complete lack of I n U m i In tryannouncement did net disclose and mak* sure they had over
fnc to priMluca vegetable* for
bow atony were paaaengrrs
winter ami early spring marksta
looked nothing.
Poor commualtatlort* fadlltlra
The prisoners are America lln
W A SH IN G T O N . i * i
**!•)
On the other hand Sanford re­
at Dotwwod, th* A rm y aald, made mano, 10: William Dias. IH. and port* that mar* than 200 acr*a What t h f | V t r i | r ■••Mirr than’
l r difficult to establish t h t Idee- n en trti da Jra u rr 1*.*
— ' pf cclrry h a v C been act and that to hrwr * on fQi rn*lh» i*
tUy of th* dead.
hpproilm alaly lh* normal crop musir, new s, cn me, I &gt; s o l i | - . | t
The rro*h occurred between
l l r|« i r t l n g on a survey .«,n«lii-'
of rvlery will be aet for this
and # ,P . M. Saturday, th* Army
■aaaon before February
The , *d tn A rm y c a r n p , lhimigb-»u* IL
aald. Apparently the plan* fell
acreage in cacarolt, cabbage and i Unite,| Btatea, Ih, - n r d, |,ari
Into th* *«a off Botwood since
lettuce sat now la approximately nienl aald Bunrlay Ihe n.ddler d .....
lh * announcement mentioned tow­
the tame a* last year at thla not r a r e a g r e a t deal for a r r t ,1
ing the wreckage Into shallow
d r a m a . o|rera a a n d hillbilly muai
Campbell-Loosing Poet 63 of
water to facilitate aalvag* op- lh* American Legion wilt bold
One ao ld irr In a i l owns a 1**1, •
and s l ig h tly m o re th an half lhIt* regular meeting at th* Legion
Tha airplane's hull was split In
man listen lo a p r o g ra m at *.&gt;ro&lt;
Hut, thla evening s t BtOO o'clock.
th* crash, th* Arm y'disclosed
time during a typical weekday.
Commander Ned Sm ith announced
It » s l learned.
For tom* ren
today, and urged a ll members to
ton more listen on Thursday S - mi
attend a* "Important business
than
any
other
weekday.
j Ituarm atters will ha acted upon."
Popular “sweet" and dance, local
Vommandar Smith ' also stated
music led all the real In p re f-|lo « ti
that ha txpactod to have present
, erence, with 67 percent favorable,1 they
P A E X *. O c t • . ‘S v - T h * lin t aa guests a t th* meeting, two
while g6 percent of those lu r ordei
e m t h p l Of 113,000 French young mao who wore on tho A ir ­
v*yrd expressed a liking for tnry
worker! scheduled to gw to Ger­ cra ft C a rrie r Yorktown, rank in
news broadcasts.
Sport* score,I at c
many Bnder Vkhy'# compulsory Uia battle c f Midway In June.
69 perrent and symphonies and form
Optra* but S3 percent.
Th
■- T .»' '~'i ■
*
prorr
'Potato** W*r* first discovered cd o
by whlto m*n In Colombia, South local
America, lh 1 | S I .
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10 Killed And 8 Hurt Three Men Kill A rim
Private In Holdui.
In Airplane Accident

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Two Yorktown Men
Will Be At Meeting

Inventories Mutit He
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French Leave For
Labor In Germany

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Ample Suh-stituti’M
For Meat Available

N a w Reports Sub
(bunion Is Mimting’
W A S H IN G TO N . Oct 6. (Ah—
T h r Navy announced today that
the submarine Grunion wa* over­
due In the Pacific and presumed
lo«l
A new aub, carrying about
06 normally, the Grunlan was tha
fifth United State* submarine re­
ported lost in this war.
P O L IC E D R E S S
LOND ON, Oct. 6. (d&gt;— Metro­
politan poliremen hara been In­
structed they or* to V * o r their
greatsoati buttoned cn tha loft
for four months and tha right
for U»a next four montha to ip aka
them last longer.
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DUHSDAY, OCTOBER I. 194*.

Member Associated Press

Farm Parity Power
Given F. D. R. By
House A nd Senate

M
Thia Is The Army” Moves On

Says Infantry A
On Egyptian I
Was Repulsed A d
200 Men Captui d

S tek Motor Car ''T
Men Visit Office J . f odSepAt‘m^ rv e{

la y A iw n t M r m i i
On um Egyptian front. I t s
baodaatrton reported tank—
W A SH IN G TO N .
Oct.
I,
brlUnh infantry laune'ted an
• \ | &gt; ) _ T h e W hile llaoaa lifted
•null aa the aouthern I lank
a
Iww-weeh
cessaoraklp
a
t
the Sfe-mll* Kl A la metr Ills*
t
the m oerm eata a l I'resideat
■aa declared thrown back wW
R u a sr irll. i t - s y
as:
aiahoavy laaaea A F a icia t c a n a l I
rlo-rd his return from a a in­
qo* Mid tOo British aoldiera « tv
lfln U te r WInataaa Church- eapt-ired.
spection lour of war f actocte,
k« a in the turret cf the
through milk Ike ro o airy.
vlfhy qo rtara aald Coe* ►
ivUy-armoJ and armored at Pterra Bo Is son of Dakar I fed
Hr made a i f of *,TJt
Mned alte r M a .
The decided to remora Kurupran »
aad
As many lags s ill he —Id I ht• 1 m ile, i as arc 1 1a x Army
I carrtea a
6 -pocnder men and children from the t ra CM
| yarn throughout the Slate as wet,V a s e b - r v ia airplaae aad
•
aol«l
in
the
previous
year,
w
ith,
•
hell
[ruduriax
plaato
aad
hreo I f tremendooa lire- W«et Afrtcar port
r - m s*
sers ices
Iraiahsg
' a c mstiferal'le mers-.-c in thr
It ia hravy and atroog
M w aw ki:., tee
problem
4f
&lt; i a p * . ir -lading ike s la t e ,
* m in d in i»f rrv p n J r iI im- to life**
o be uacd aa a pillbox.
opening an o firn a irr front ■ lb
.4 Mtekigaa. Illinois. W’ U roaSonfw riter Irving Berlin (left) has Just ptevnted the key of m ere,-. ■
■ i ic rsi.- fn rd t» t-«.
holding hall a doxen other freaU
-in Vortk Dakota. M outaaa.
alnat Ah A j (he Broadway T h eatre, in N
York C ity , to Mr. Lytle Hull, presi "
" n. ' ' .
|,r ,r r " ’
Idsku. T esas. I ooisiaaa. illsHilary q » r . hm i . c . . . ■ •&lt;rpi aed South Carolina.
ter* divided on where tp strike (ha deed &lt;f l he New opera l o , which will o tfn a series . f opera, al
J first big blow aimed at winblag the theatre within a short lints "This Is The Army" in which Itcrli ■| John I
list rhirf of lb- Motor
W A S H IN G T O N . O c t. 1. UF)
•ho e * i.
ti^ j'la playing, is about l« iwyrin a nationwide l.nn
Klim alar IMwsnM Vchi. lc t a r |n»|wct»m '»c|iarl
, imnl *jr-nl Mtinr Inn** in ihr n’
C h a i r m a n F u lm e r ( D - S C )
..
fu r
( ••only T m
lm Jn . |( •f
th o
I I iiu m * A irricu H u re
soon, bat many feared t ie dan­
• h
Jin k iit*
T ItP m L \
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...
s a .
a
■&gt;
ger af aeer-emphasitlng Allied
■ ........ . , , hie It- owner, are r . o I ' Om mltU-V -Mint to d a y HOU*«
aftorts In one area at tha f l
' lion-sl In Mr Jin k in s mil in throw I f a r m
le a ile n s ivould aCCCpt
penae of another.
i * * " ' ' h r ,f u,‘1 ‘ »x»
*h" i t h i - S e n a t e v e r s io n o f t h o
T iara waa strong i~.r r - . w — ,
Ifee* n tr* t \pirr
Tlirw hU pU tr«
t, olmai q i a '
rr-t»i Vs-*| nn llw MM n i i t i- in r ia t io,ii le
, g is la t,io n , gjvrv n tly rrli-nrinw
w
ay
n m piairu will i«r i r f i l-a
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tth
h ea
w&amp;y
tar
f »n| «-|yr | for
II
a n« l
rn m p lcli- notion to m o fr
North Afrtca would bring Afeh.
d t l i i I h r »»l*l p U l r
m» Ih e u p p e r
ru u
reinforcements
rushing
there j
Real, kkhtlr All I Mur \ ||om r* m v H hurvl
»rr Ihe i r n
The Ana tat Tuberculoeia ' Inall from Rustle am* pre’
I **ri* l«ii&gt;»t1 Aiilhnnaing and di*
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h .'in n in' s|,u i
tli&lt;
11** nod « r o t m i
It is no aecret that largo
worker* with their programs and
a•i
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la llliM ,
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nique ia health adoration, will be Amertcar am* Brttls'i h ire
fekul f •»
%irlof &gt; tl MAW Itoli* alvsl • onto Ihr t.|*| |d«lr
lit addition 'i# |*l
Said la . OalneerlUe Oe. 18-14. Dr. diverted to Kgpyt fiom Oi
I n al
a| a mrwling l«*l m^hl in I il&gt; I** iSiw miiiMluii ini* and »*v»*
La land 'Dame, director of Semi­ which expDins the laperiat
Hall *** all *• m t air rafesl w a ii I llalio n itanl ihr ni«tloi«| Hill i** U * l n ig h t
W A a S I lI N G T O N . &lt;W t
l
tdn
nole County Health Unit, elated of the R A F'* 1OOO-plans raj
Ih*- t.ill wa« | « u n l K2 to 0 ,
furniwh* d o ilh a wlirkrr in vhi*
l) la morning. addin’* that one of Cerm ar territory and thj (i
T h r O ffice o f l*?trr A*liMinialm- rn*
A war»l
of Ihr rv vtiftra lr* |*jf«»im ••! a «ltak In h* |».»*ir*l on on ll»r rfer nf I h r &lt;lra«llinr r i t a b the local health nuroee will repre ol American nu force* lo tic
tton U al m gh l **fro«»*“ in Ih r
lt*hc*|
i .i l '» M b l f i t i ItiMkArvelt f o r
an offrnsler after the I
•cut IhU area at the meet Inn
h a n d i of |»rrvmt o n ik m bll lived part of a nut ion «w|«lr |irr&gt;gTani itt Ihr V* ar wind«hlrld lo th*i» thnl
lh«* r n a r l m r n l o f wurh a n t k t l brief hut
brl
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Willi i r Atfeopple..
Health forfreiaea*
tirv » A D d
u n t i l « u c h l l m r kbhirh Sonfi.rd i« uniting all olhrt hr ».•»* i•* » l hi* lirtn»r
i»rr
Th*- hoo«r had klrvtily I I
Cdoratian Aaalatant of the Na- ■hot.
Thr* m m ialurr
«• m fo rm al rstlo n ln g I'Migram rommunitirw in M«&gt;iitla and i h r ' ! b lha trh trlr
|«M»ved a aoinrw hat ilw IU r bll
tlonad Tutcrcoloaia Aaaociatlon,
o lh rr 47
i | | I m «»f ih. nalfeon
, plalrw for I’M I will U- on
ra n b« worked out.
K itrlbrr Hpgroary procwiaes, bow.
■ill be .the principal apeeker of
T h * actio n , e ffe c tiv e to xU y, « r u
Diatrirt air raid warden. Jo e l. ^
1
pfet r, made ll rvfedrnt th a t tha
the three dey period, giving the
• fu rtlk r itrp ,io w iH
rru liu lio n
Field preside ' over 'ho m eetin g ,
K l,t' " * T
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•cope of p ro ffu au of National
o f t h # f i v e p u i n t r u U » e r r « » n v r r v m &lt; and outlined ihe urp-.se, o f .m l. " l ' * * ' ”
‘ " " • • ' • • r l 'h e .s ic
W hite llou»e until later In th#
and State aaaeciaUona and their
lio n
program
recom m en ded
b y g a ve out printed m ateria' in re •
H'*-‘ license fla ir s . 1
one
tap tribal Iona to beat work
B t r r u i n l U . B i r v r h ' i r u b b e r in
gard lo |he V .llo rm r e r llfic u lr . !
lh'
'» c. r t r e p i weak
Tha proxrCm w ill also e aap railir
1 A lth o u g h K o a « e v e lt i M t r t i d h a
e n tig a lln g commltlee.
.. A
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f | 7 k . ' * * . 1I f 7
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w n i k t a c t l i d e *p c n d r n f Il tr t o p U K .
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o -d h h *
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t*OUn l ,
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’T'" ’ ' -nurr
**
(Ilia th e t v i V f liv in g u n lr tk a
add considerably to inern ln rir, nf Corps sli rssr.1 ihe ,m *,i for ih i. 1 , “ r *1
?*•
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gcocy, while sous* r»n«ral lapse*
t
a lU fa c lo r y m r a a u r r re a c h e d h im
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h
indeed
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needed immediately
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o f t n + t - •* ™ locm\ ba»r
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of environmental j 'non,1|*r: adding that man I - o f u ! e d t i r e « | » a f w l i n g c o m p l e t i o n . F ^ u c a t t o n . I n f o r m a t i o n a n * l M o r • ,H'1 j , P I * 4 Y

Receives Orders To
R e p o r t To Base
At Richmond, Fla.1

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Against Discarding!
Old License Plntes

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Patriotic V-Home Certificates - "

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Liaut.
K w r

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of the cltrua Indaatry in the atate,
IJeut. Chase‘a public activities
hare embraced • wldc^Mfld. He
la eica-pioaldant aad tfeaauru* • !
tSa Grower* and Shippers' League
a f Florida, the oldest cltrua org an lu tio n la the atate. He la a
director af tha Children1* Horn*
Society of Florida and oae a f the
vlre presidents of I've Central
Fverida Counctr of tha Bey Scouts
cf A m erica.'H o It a Maaefl. RoLarlan. aad a a Active member of

ftsw&amp;szf&amp;ss;

Two Transports

0PA Freezes Used
f i r e s , Pending
Formal Rationing

Navy Needs
Volunteers 1
SpecialTrainirtg

o f th e m l to n in g p m e r k m . w
w ill g n e v m
u a e o f them e r k i
)u% t a t th a p r r a a n t r a t io n in g
u la llo n a ro n ln d th r u m w o f
and
r e c a p p e d t ir e * ." it a a ld .
M e a n tim e , a n O P A o ffic ia l

patient and hia
a) readjuatenent &lt;
tha taberraloala
illd health ednea•U
aaaoclatieai

h k h
a
in f i fe
rrg . fr
new
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re- I

lr „ f t h e S e m i r v d e ( m u t l y
n « e &lt; u u n ci) A n n o u n c e *I th a t
n .r
ro u n e ll* t r a in in g
In
K
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ported a n o t h e r r r c v . m r a c n d a l I o n o f j ^
Boroch

er a J a p
by oithor
Bap a fte r

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85!l-,oS2Mt.

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M
JST tn&gt;m

I0 :0 0

A.

M. U

p“ “

noon and

r “ -3

ho will s|*o to
lSera
Morula;
siulay
Dafsna* S a a d i! M rs. H. Rood C o­ reenlng from 7 :0 0 j*^ II. to 10
P. M. for thoao who cannot ar­
ra n t* *o interview during ihg
day.

Production
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NUMBER 28.

c o m m lt t r a - c o m p u l ! fo u Iu J

| W 1l r » K b a
a M IraiU r*
| n e « | 1.* a r e f e r e n c e c o m r n i t t e a ,
«|e
M r* a d y
m ote
D un
| « ib M i lM R Ii m a d e
up
t»f n « r m l * r »
of
both
lr a t ^1
t u m n l m e r l** I h r S l a t e h o u m * aim |
aan ale
T h e ir
d u ty
.I r « a « u v r r
f «&gt;r i h r
«* h « m . |
f u n d , w i l l l«- i n
h u n g
Ih e d iffe rin g
4 u m • t h e 1**4 * | » « m « r p l a i * « w r n t * p r o * t • ! • » • « « o f t h e h t K i w a m ) a m 'a o * * * " * “ , r ,* * 1 I h e e m b r r T h r f u n d ' a i r l u l l i n t o c o n f r m i t y .
T han,

W a n le n . h a v e .u r v e y r ,! an *|J
^
^ r l W l p . , lp it , B |&gt;rm ,
"I 'U
u ,I ~m

* ** "*.
h ° W -# ***
-ia
- - - - - - a- -p- -p- -r-o- -p- -r-ia
- - -te- - d- - - - - - to
- - - - - - - t h e 'p r o v e th e ir w o ik

m U ‘ l

^

T h r p»h n f I h r c o n f e r e r i m a y
jo r v ltu|w*»ion of all tlrou .&lt;
. lr,n g ih e n t h e ,,•• h«wt|
h fu n d for I h r |ui\nirnl o f }
•alar in*
|not l*c easy, murniferr, for there
00-day Interval! will
.
.« .
•.
lU m h
III be nut
put Into!
Into •
ar
effo rt.
The^r
m ra»uff»,i
I are Lnutd ihffrrrnreA of langungo
a ffe ct in about s!« week*.
I rh a frm a n of Ihr iWfrnM* I •■l»*r tl
lh &lt; n «r
«•I a i • «
r o j an*) latent in the two m eet urea.
T h * UMd tiro fre *» * order will |pointed mil, Inelmi, .1 ,
I q iu rlrrlf
••M ««lr
at
Ihr
of f tar
•*f
I In |kart»cular, the houw. with Its
b* Uftcst to permit *s • lo P * r .. r»utions. nm s*rvsis-n
• * !,,* *
lit*
I ihihI fe l« k
I •die**I* r • d jla rm l»bw in commarxl, inmerted •
won. granted purchuw c e r t l f ic .t r ,
fu „ ,
. |&gt;rra&lt;l
• •
I
ml n lH I s i C r t h
llo
m 1 ft«'*|iieril ihat |varil&gt; farm pnem
for such lir e , under th . e.p sn d l
, („ ¥,)U |h,
•'o. »l
r A le
a*
| tirv n lu i|
L&gt; M- inrrraMel by life* Inclusion of
ed rationing program
Art o l f L ; u , |Mjrch«ae* ,.f \v„ s . . . n P- I t * *
h tiA rtv r.
it**
lir n i'r
plA le
farm
lal-u
co«t«
S'a ceiling
“ W « h«
b7 ’n
Slu m p , and llon.1.
•
w
»lt
law
lAAticd
for
l
e
"
than
p u re* foi farm pn»*lurt« could he
ht» wPI be eligible. He aanl ll
The
\
Home
certifica
te
i.
I
•
Ih
r
itiliilimiin
rate,
r
tr
e
p
i
ratahli'h ed at le«« than parity, so
w ai poaaible th at uaeil tire cer
t If lea tea will be available to per- la i-e signe-l l-yr the air rani -sard f**r light trailei * weighing iOO computed
en
a
fte
r
personal
visit
n
f
In
i
pnrmslu
nr
less.
The
one-fourth
aona not now a b 1# to buy new
In the senate, the farm bloc's
ipeetkm .
tale -iue* nut apply In Ihe sale
or recapped Urea.
Insistence up* n s sim ilar provi­
D istrict Air Raid Warden Joel "f m aintenance tags -shtcli au sion precipitated an rm M ttifVd
Ihnitre a-i-littonal 1 a-1- f«&gt;r h*-avyr
liu -k s ami trailerThe flat rule I argum ent, whkh went through all
1 c ir u m m
L iA fiia iiio u iH
n
I the stages of frayed nerve« and
K om n which qualify al«o will •&gt;n tr a ile r , w elxhtn* .‘Jut i-.u n.l- flarin g lcmj»ers. to rn*l today in
-r Ic— I. |?
verve a« a check up on thr '*'*»c
, a compromise
H
j *
•
, 1
I ceaa or failure of the jo l— we've
I lender
the
provkloa
finally
Iwen working at for many month*
adopted, farm pn re fellings would
that of a u iit ln r the rivllian to
l» fu cd al parity, as ll has long
l u i i l hlmaelf and tn prepare for
l«-en computed, of at recent m atA. B r* t*re o n secretary of th&lt;
an em ergency. »n that raaU. when
1 * 1 levels, whichever were higher.
Sem inoil County itationing Board,
they
do
come,
will
ciu
w
a
mini
today gave out IniormatJor- rr
Iipoirge 1‘ I hnun* acting dt Then, if it th&lt; uld develop that
mum
of
&lt;
tarn
age,
tiU
trr**
anti
cam
D tiro to llm frcwxlng order t u r n
■relaaf of ACnMO SraaUllMg of I h*- the price of any commodity fa il­
It la now time !• final
Wedneaday at midnight by Ih ' fualon
|b»v Scouts o| Amrrwa. will m H ed to reflect the tnrrraao since
how well IhtMC IrtwiAA have
Ol*A or roel oil and kerosc.ie ir out
g ... ,_
j
.
with local Scov.1 n ffk u l* al tbr Ja n u a ry I. I t l l l . in farm labor
been Iraraed
how lb«ww«gMyl VBfcWi ||olr|
M M
uu io . ol1 purposecosta and other farm
“ A * era under*toisd it. ike OPA they have Iwen put into opera unlay, it was announced t«Mlay|that price must hr ad jviU d ar*
ho* laeued a feul oil and k*ro-&lt;oo - lion.",
.. .
. ..
.
. i by Ralph A- Sm ith uion receipt conling lyrationing order, l y u k k h , deiirorv ’ __ a Homes
the l U. m l - . J .■ **
rom
m .Scout
_______ which
« . . meet
.«
** * *m
m unicallon
u n a ■ iu n i
iU
r«»m
t nw t
of C moo . prodocto eon oo-y bo arda upon whkh these certlfl |
| Un&gt;Vl V
mod* by roopo&lt;V Mr. Potoroan
Mr&lt;
-hconlc
i«
*
(tending
Sa’Ad.
rtgklfoUy taka pcide In the fact. u n U f ^
jpl jeeitral
A t y dolievry mad* by a star*
that they are Integral righting K W lda
dlaruaalng with Sewt.t
*n tbe home front »W«li.
problem* ronrereting older
W A S H IN G T O N ,• Oct.
•w ith the military front and the | toys in the troop. Sea Scouting,
Attorney General Biddle announc­
production front, constitute thej K ip lo rrr Scouting and the new
ed today be asked Halted Stales
lin n upon which era shall defeat Air Scout Program. After '**v(C**1ln**t M r ***
lug hero he ia expected to go on district raart of South Bend, la d .
to peatpana pit til after tha rear
to Orlando for conferences there.
tha trial of aaU-truat chargee
against I I lending chemical campanics and M of their •O M U * .

Railway Schedule!
Peterson Explains j2 $
“Frozen” By ODT Kerosene And Oilur

Rationing

uraer

1

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Boy Scout Director
To Be Here Saturday

Chemical Companies*
Trial May Be Halted

Appropriation! N&lt;

18,000 Pounds Scrap Brothers Attending
Moved From Car Lot Navy Trade Schools
R aymond Undberg 11a I &lt; and
John I. H all, sens »/ Mrs. I m
Hall, bath of U n l t S Stole, Naey,
are a mang the seamen chos en to
receive specialised I raining, ac­
cording la a news release.
Rayaaoad wit) soon begin attrndtag a trade school, hie wwther waa advised, while Jaha. who
b xtatlaaed la Chicago, w it
graduate Dec. | with a T hird

Grovenstein Given
Specialist Rati

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 1, 1W&amp;*

HeWIng Facilities

SERVICE CLUB
ACTIVITIES

n r m atm e

m ero

iio d c k in

■••It 111

W e’ve had oar ililnd occupied |
during the p a il o n k with the
su bjects lo bo incorporated in
the H ottest Training classes to
bo held dawn at the Service Men's
Chib next week. W hile to rog|.
totin g we awoke to find we bad
been placed gently but firmly
right In the middle of the com ­
m ittee on "T y p e s o f Dance* and
■Manner, Pertnlaiihle W hile nil
D uty." with Ava W right Darla.
T w a a a rude aw akening to aay
the leaat. Why, to many yram
hare Intervened ainro we were
active on a dance floor that we
are ap t to adrocate the I’olka
ami In ,lit upon the fem inine ryea
not living allowed to r i,e above
the heart, tbua preventing an over

T H U R SD A Y , O C T O B E R I. 1»42

BIBLE VF.R8R FOR TODAY
PRAY

TH A T M EN SH OULD
HEED GOD'S P R O P H E T S NOW , r o r m m lo o m n m y p r n c u c e U icru in no exettm ? w h u tn o e v e r.
WITH THEM. JO H N T H E » A P TIBT CA M E IN TH F. S P IR IT T h e n n irnin, ttln ce m n n y m u re oj&gt;en f ir e p l a c e s w ill h e in
OP K L IA B : n*hold I will send I W e t h i * w in t e r t h a n u k u u I , t h e r e i * ( (r e n te r (lu n g e r fro m
you Elijah tSe prophet 1*efnre the f ly in g
*| u irk*.
O pen
f lr p p ln c r *
ah o u ltj
he
c o m p le te ly
coming o f thr g re a t mid dread­
ful day of the lam l.— Malachal 1 : |n c ro e n e d in. S in c e u n tlo u h ie d ly m a n y m o re N tip p le m e n ln ry
sm u ll g n * . e l e c t r i c o r o il h e a t e r * w ill lx- w w d . il i* w rll .o
j Ik * w a rn e d t h u t t h e * c p r e s e n t *jM -ciul d a n g e r * to p e o p le
|b r u s h in g n g n ln s t th e m o r fu llin g o v e r th e m , u n d * u * ln in ln it
M iniature
j s e v e r e p e rn o n a l i n ju r ie s o r ev en s e t t i n g t h e h o u ro on f ir e .
(T h e D eparting V e * ,fl)
"In the use of gus or oil heuters without flues and tn

s t a n d s nnd b le a c h e r s

w ill b e lib e r a lly

w ar in - * t * n d l n y . . . .
u&gt;, «sy *
In spcakln|fr()| t h e

(in

j
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. JL ,
f o r t h c o m in g * 6 0 1 1

DwHng thraa vwki of oparstlon.
Bagyoc* n , toot down eight Jap
pUna* Worklag with hla carriert**»4 090141011, ha downed two

About Self-CentcrcdncsH

In* m arria l for four
(M ing the Jap* would

y
(•

Thera may not Ik- a thing tn II,
It tt these B ritish broadcast*
Mil mean a aero ml front will
RR be In the m aking tha French
topla aura are being taken fo r
I aw ful ride.
IL Augustine Record cntU
n ap alack e r a t h o s e fviSo haven't
taken
tho
vet to (lean out th rir a t ­
i bam s Ii gw all (heir
ta l for ua« ugainst (t/i

a lively argument goover whleh It Uw
, the General Lee nr
Grant, but we have
old tanae around n.ro
put up against with* i

Kami

pate encountering. Thank good r«Mirt|» Iff H r li t lf io li M a l e l. f K in
ner* we are backed up by the Da- r iJ- 4. S K \
t Nh\ »,
.He.It,*,
J|
v i, technique and can he com for­
TffW •••flip ; i l i . i u l h , lt d f»IJr I )
i:
*1
«
&lt;
*
Acre.
table In the knowledge th at she
Thr
e,f
Ihr
aj|i
will bridge the gap where we fri»|»rf||i
u n « lM
llir
&gt;4 III
rrfllfl
fell through.
•i*Atr (••tint war In llie r * j n &gt; r n
We feel very fortunate In hav. l^tillwe- U r t l l l n «
I'ftlRRR »d&gt;lt| 4 * » l l f l &lt; u l r
• h A i | l.«
Ing secured Lieutenant O. W. ,; rHi«nirt|
*r renting
in hw
1 ln
Staffo rd a * Instructor on Navy I* r t •|»r F t ) dvM-rM.e«| t h r f t ill M i l l h&lt;
■ubjeet*.
I might add that WC * ‘ *I«I l»» I h r l i . g h e . , I. Id. I f f Ml til.
m, »»,*
fir*
do not feel that thero will I** ntw rl h'.u.w
f
In l i t * i t f . n l h n| V . t r n t
any difficulty In filling h i, elm
tn
l&gt; i:
w lil«*h
|R I I I .
:m | f l j ro m, in that he I* one of thiiO«n o f N u t • ti 1 1 r | i | ;
unattached uniformed, tall, (lark
and handsome*, knnwn ma nun.
and o f latef wo K i r r r In Seminole
1 r ____ _
t'm inty mr lo makr u« *rhn«! in
nwr n« Ihry p a n ,
Out l*owrl| and I&gt;»rU Hull havc^
l»rrn drlrpmtrd to tro rh
you
ffam rf. cr assist y o j with tho***
you may have forgotten.
T h i*,'
understand, la exclusive of th ej
game of love. Many of ua h a re'
Ahead, with complete line
played gamea many tim e* and
of Mint Gin. 3 l» r Cln,
paid no particular attention to
Dry Cin, Rum, and Vodka.
keeping proper aeore. or adhering
to th f prr per rule* of the ra m r
Thia la very n ere* r a nr If you ar*
to Ikeenme an Interesting partner,
an&lt;! *lnce that 1 r our mm. all
muat attend lhe*e rln*»e*.
Moat nf the Club* have foun*l
O . I». F A R R E L L . P ro p .
that the gtrla have &lt;m Rome oc­
P hone 0 14K,
M a th e r U ljg .
casion* b u n coo f ii ■ill aa !•* pr p
( F o r m e r ly d a g g e t t -, U q . S t o r e )
rr dre«R for different entertainmrnta
Nancy Tatum »• g&lt; mg lo
help un thi* More
h o n ’t Im*
afraid *hr will »ilvoratr »nnitnew fanglrd apparel that you will
have to purrha*r
What with thisoaring « f prices and lack of
funds *he may t»r a(ile to dr
vlae a way in wrhlch y*» j might
don the family tn ld e lo th
try
night anti let It perform Its uaual function during the day.
While these cla**ca are ronpul
»ory, they w||| |*r no hardship
for anyone and will rn *iu r per
feet ea*e ami po|*r for all h .» t-'
fis e a alike.
|

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i •- .V1 .■ B i 'iV|V|i ijijj111 'i^i i1' I,111' i/1' I,1 i/jii i
j
■ »1 • - ■ ■i ■i- p ot m i'lunei They
r f it•! infer
'
&gt; 1 • i •&gt;# •, * il
The only woman engaged la typor %h.- mny hr *rr
w riter repair work In Boston la
air of Rong w riters A rlv n Heldberd, gradaata of a
anil Hi vrl
T h a i's homo economica courao at Cornell
o. only "you must University. She waa tha fire! I t
y m u ch !" abr *ays complete her rollrgo course In igt
2 ft. goml looking, scrabllng, repairing and adjusting
when *hr worlyi
ty p e w rite r,
r thought of U'lng
f ( 7#afr«J P rfm )t
t th r ag r of nine. r ..
_____ _____________ _
n- (#» I, a tn ^ fira
City, In , six- wan r
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There has Item too much censure visited u|&gt;on selfeontorednes*. 71mt Is a thing not necessarily wrong, not
Intrinsically to be condemned. Every human being'* a f­
fairs need to be concentrated U|xin If he is to make the
most |Hissible of hi* own life nnd chitrncter mid career. If
he himself doesn't “center" on it, who w ill? But self
centeredness need not be selfishness or In- nreompanied hy
selfishness. One ran I k- self-centered on how to make him­
self menu most to the rest of humanity. Most men like to
deal with men who hnv0 devoted themselves wholeheartedly
to being themselves Just aa Intensively tut possible, while
according to everybody else the samo privilege.—Strickland

a r r t.ir a r io *

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I TUT OK
IIK ItK IlY

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M i T l i ’K
IH
ThRl
It»la*lt
II
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I I I km I r R. h i t va l fr

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Mr P11|-•
hi»|l«#r u f T 4 1

IrrUpcI Ih* ini

day
of
A u g u .l
A
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I#JR
t.«.
fl l r^ l R a m * In m }
i.fflr*
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m a ( 1#
ap p llralln n
f„,
a
tai
«|prd
t u Ii# I r r u p i I ili p i p « »n
Hait i r s r l l f l .

A ctiv ities

U.D.C. Members Meet
At Roumillat Home

|,t,a.|t|f| -

A 11*1

l&gt; •
»H*

- rilain
I h« \ run
f t .&gt;i the
.. . . &gt;n.
Have
toi brrak*
an«l 1 «v*
•th» ,

m m l

i »«»m

Iron* $frr*n
«• • f
AOil

lo r n

I'lithllnx

i'l* a i

S u b a lit u t e l

U * l' Ptitsi* |«n*a i* iAlia|
• »• R&gt;th hit t t h i , m t d t v l l k
•Wl&gt;
H ih tni
I'.iR d o ,
b is
l u R i a n t * * of b a k i n g l u t f o i .
V u t o i f b o o k l t i of a w f a i t a a a

A Snack Between Meals

lltlp
I
I

io o io

Writs lodav

lU liC I I 'n R jt f .
MK. .JI I alt nd

Flo *

•

i. fo r * few d a y s Iw fure
• v i- in jo in Mr S a n d s who
p o sitio n in t'oroa

|r im portant meeting of
Bundles for A m erira will he held
at the
headquarters
on. _____
F irst
f t S l r r e t at 3:3 0 P. M All memi.»r« are urged lo ha- there.
SA T U R D A Y
*M ra. F ra n ce, E. Roumillat will
ifalrlbute sewing to nil rounty
Jo m m ltte e * at the lte«l C ro *,
g r o o m during the morning hour*.
All b e y , and g ir l, of Jun ior
High School age may join the
Junior Commandos a id Jun ior
W aste W arden* a t the Woman's

Mrs. Rucker Rre.sides
At ('fiuncil Meeting

Th# W om m 'i
Srrv irr
of the M«*thiM||«| rF.
Mi|| |«»|.|
Ita rpfular cirrlr m«-« r tig* ut th«cSurch st 1 00 n’r|.« k n« follow•
( ‘Irrle
.No I will rti&gt;*rt m th«-•
A n o n : Mr* FmllS 1o»«irsR
C'lrrlr
N&lt;* 2 wall &gt;.o « t m vF«
T r u th S r c k r i *• tiMoti
h o stesf

\!r*

Jo u r* ,.

C irrlr
No I a ill Hu r l
in thr»
auditorium. Mr* Jtr a 'ir /airhrrY..
hostris
C'lrrlr
No 4 will m.-rt In thr»
Daughters of W r*lr \ loom ; Mr*
Field*, hostrsi
Thl IMvia ion nf R rrrration will|
met l at th r S rrv u r Men's Club»
on th« lakr front a l &amp; 00 o'clock.

BAKED DAILY
at

STRAIGHT FROM

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Sailor Should He
( mmmI At CamouTinge

Member* of the N. de V. How­
Mr. and Mr*. George D. Hi,hop
T H U R SD A Y
ard chapter of the U.D.C. met at •re (pending a few d ay, in Jack
f t The Towruend Club will meet the home o f Mr*. F, E. Roumil­ •onville.
' I n the Court Houae a t B :0 0 P.M., lat Friday afternoon for th rir
L. P. Hagan, preaident, prraldbtg. regular monthly meeting.
After
Mr*. J . N. Tolar
The public it Invited to attrnd.
the pledge to the United S ta te , • re spending a fe'
T . E . U C l,a * of the F lrat F lag and the aalute to the Con­ tonr. Bearh.
B ap tlit Church will meet In the federate Flag, Mr*. W S. Drum
^ n n e x a t 8 :0 0 I'. M., with Mra.I ley, chaplain, led (he chapter In
M r,. E . D. T y ler S r , of Roy,
%M. Cummings aa hoate**.
|prayer which included a client
., I , viaitlng with her mother,
Seminole ch apter No. 2 of the!
r*. M attie Carrawsy
prayer for the boy* In the »erO rdfftpcf E a a te m S t a r will hold
vice.
ita regular m eeting a t the MaMr. and Mra. £ . D. Tylfi
It wa* announced by the prrai - 1
.onic Hall a t 7 :3 0 P.M.
J r „ who have been (pending
dent,
Mr*.
J
M.
M
rC
a.kill.
that
FR ID A Y
the U.D.C. convention will he held vacation at Daytona Beach, ar
cxprcli-d to return th i, weekend.
ro An Im portant m eeting of Bun­
a t Saraaota, and the d elegate,
d l e * for- B rita in will be held at f
appointed, beiid r* Mr* MrCaskill, •11. II Sheldon of the U. S.
the home o f M r*. I. D. Martin
w rre Mr*. W It Dywin and Mr*. R ha* returnnl to N&lt;rfolk.
on Mellonvllle Avrnue a t 3 P.M.
M. 8 . W lg g in ,; altem a tra , M r,. after vlallm g h i, wife and |
The reg u lar m eeting of F'ort
The Monatcr played by Lon Ch
Mellon Chapter, Bon* and Daugh­ Claude Hemdon and Mr* J 8 t . ‘ rn t* here ami in W inter Par
thrilling acenra in "T hr (ihoat of I
te r* of the T errito ry of Florida, C lair W hite.
Mr*. W lggin* w a, ap|Mjintrd to,
•Brill be held F rid a y afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Charlra II Tyler, row and Saturday, u- part of a &gt;
O rt. 2, with Mra. F . E . Roumil­ collect and keep an account of who have a|»ent thr summer at D c*ert” atarring Roy Roger*.
lat. 010 Palm etto Avenue. T h l, the booke given by the chapter their home In Port Huron. .Mich..
being the first m eeting lin e* May, member* for the trading room at Save returned to their home on
the Sanford Naval Air Ilaar N ote, Silver l-akr
a full . attendance la urged.
Mra. S . C. Dickerson win have from the report of the sta te,
wflirecticn o f the m orning aewlng president, Mr*. I.. P lU vi*. were]
Woody M oan h a , returned a f t ­
esesslon a t the Red Cro** room. read by Mr*. St. Clair W hite . 1 er spending three months In New
Roumillat York and New Jersey
Mrs. F . E . Roum illat will direct following whleh M r,
He will
the sewing session for Catholic led an Intereatlng dl.ru..|nn o n ’ lem aln here until the term ina - 1
enemy alirn * in Florida
It waa lion of the \egetalilr
n
ladle* in the afternoon.
T hr reg u lar m eeting of F o rt decided that the r ri (-.ponding
Mellcn Chapter, So n* ami Daugh-J are fria ry would write thr p rr.ig t e r * of the T e rrito ry of Florida, dent of ^ ir Florid* d|v|,|on of
• III he held at 4 :3 0 P M . Oct. 2 ,' the U.D.C.. atating that thr chapwith Mr* K. E. Roum illat, 0 1 0 . ter fre t, that thi m attrr of en
Palm etto Avem:4. T h l, being the, emy alien* la *«la-a|ii ■•, •■I y 1
rare of In Sanford
t h r N deV
first meeting since May, i
ullrndance I, urgrd
Howard chapter would likr th r'
J A S a n d , und d a u g h te r,
subject to lie p rr.rn trd at thr
C am pbell-!/»,tng
Unit
. a r c v ia itln g M l,
S a m is
American leg io n Auxiliary.
•ta t* convention and poaaihly c»r-|
I.
Mr
and
M rs
W
11.
fled lo the grnrral convention,'

V flJM fW *

we can’t hel^.
,f l,u.1 r,Tal1 t,lnl radioed photograph from the Solomons the
other day. Beside n clump
'
of palm* in that South Paclflcl
I - outpost was a larg( bulletin IsMird with the day’s Big I
t: League scores domli "
.............
rr they are. the'
i.. 1 1.
- *l
• 1 Iwiys will hove fount:
In thl* cheer*, th*
'.h o t dogs, nnd the f ____ _______ _
Park ami Yankee
Stadium.—Christian Science Monitor.

Net ew yona In 3A la won
Rat tha draft, Aa nnr of
J4 te ua the other day, *'

M ARJO RIB ROSA CQGDURN, Sorltljr Editor

Social Calendar

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THE SANFORD HERALD...SANFORD. FLORIDA

And P e r s o n a l

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ARCADE
Package Store

HOLLYWOOD

I hODi*
un who exfHftnl annthrr "Sulm
mnnlh ago hud our calculations neatly upset,
mind it (oven the Dodgers!, when a team
three games out of It* last fifty .tw o ’ T
National League's 8t. Idiui* Cardinal, not
in haseball annals Ircslde the 191 1 drive
to first of the Boston Braves.
This
year'ss World Sorics
Series mny
may have to compete for
*&gt; •
I
y?ar
headlines ugainst Stalingrad, the hattic lanes of Atlnntl.nnd I’aciflc, And half a dozen othor front)

—

l&gt;

COLD WAVE

poorly ventilated rooms there is the further serious dnngei
of asphyxiation by enrhon monoxide gas. The danger of
gas poisoning may he further increased this year because,
under the necessity of saving fuel, many people who ordin­
arily leave u few windows o|&gt;en even in the dead of winter
will lie tempted to sleep with the windows wholly closed."
“ It is lietter to lie uncomfortably cold for a short |&gt;eriod
than to take a chance with a mnkeshifl heating nrrang1 ntent "

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1« 1942. *

i'» Toll'.wlne 0 * ‘
In
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of Hi:ti ItoM
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Y O R K

Phan* 804

HERB’S THE KIND OF
N INSURANCE
_ _
f all C allitlon nr Upset lU tn a rr to
total &gt;la mage over |250 lea* $50
You'll t * pleased wit|i this p-liey.

M r*
|| \V K u r k n tin *i&lt;|rtl st
&lt;»l I h r
f ir * |
S r m in..! r
( n un |y
* ••until I ' l A rn rrtin g t*f t h r v o i .
st th r S a n f o n l l . i a n i n u r SrhiH-l |
r n n .A D E I .r n i A , P A ^ W h e a R ich a rd B pvnrer, a ahipfltlrr at
I ti«-• «l i» v *r»a•» ••i ti at
1 hr
i n u n i &gt;1
v%«nt on i n 1, 111 a * fa v o rin g « fu ll
tb a P hiladelphia Nary Y ard , offered lovely Hedy L a m a rr a bite of
tim r w ur i rogrant I' iir p a r
Mr*
bia two-inch thick m eat sandw ich, film land'* g lam our g irl didn't
R u rk rr
jrg«'«| r a r h
local
p rr« i
need a second InvitatLAi. Hedy recen tly m ade a lunch hour tour of
ilr M to appoint m w ar a r t lv it ir *
the yard during her/ ionth long gyring around tho country with other
• o r n m itlrc \o s s s ls t in thi- R ira p
m otion picture i t a n to boost tho t a l c , of W ir S a v in g ! B o n d i.
Iron i l t lv r * . th r s a lr a of ■tarn pa ,

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S u p c r in t r iu la n t T
W
lo n sto n “
s b o a p o kr to t l r g ro u p u rg rd the
i» srrn t* lo h rlp In b rin g in g in the
m etal I I * al*o rautlone*! t h r pa I
rrn ta to re fra in fro m r n g r m lr r u n
, n " l l r l t o f h a t rr d In the mm&lt;l&lt; |
of thi* c h ild re n in thia ro lli*c tio n |
•»f * r r a p
" T r a r l them
ti»
look .
U|w»n th ia aa a job to h r lp a i n ' t
th i* w j r ra th e r th a n th r m ore .
itlU e a n m r pirturtm « h trh » i r t a n !
present.** he ro n clu d ed
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K
F a rte r of
the
F lo r id a J I
lo w e r a n d l i g h t C s m n a n y also &lt;
a|M»kr to the C o u n c il Mr t a rt e r I i
u *in g r S a r t a e x p la in e d
th r
im
a1r o r t a n c e of food fo r good h e a lth
|
li e it a t r d th a t H i co m p a n y w i i n
In te re ste d In s p o n so rin g n u tritio n t
i rla sse R in each co m m u n ity in the u l.ic l
i co u n ty if th e y r a n be h a ck ed hy w ■t ■
som e ho .|y such a s the I T A
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P re s e n t at the m e e tin g
w rrr,
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M rs
llu c k e r ,
p re sid e n t.
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C ltR ls fM A S
P RESEN TS
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N EW A m il V A IS
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C. M. Boyd &amp; Compary •

WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
l r JO E HENDRICKS

F L O R ID A 'S NO. 1 HERO HON­
O R ED AGAIN— Tribute waa paid
•rain to Captain Colin r Kelly,
Jr., who so heroically g ay * hi,

ItBo Captain Kelly will con.
tinua to be aa Inspiration to tha
people all ever our ceaatry.
8 0 tA&gt;N0, BILL—The feUowtnv
tetw atl from a father ft hie eekTler aon I feel exprtaaea tha fail,
tog* of tha paronta wha dally

r.

«U live.—There la
u In drOlan Ufa.
manhoed and u*?

CREAM
$1 00
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IIKI.P YOUR COUNTBY

p*t ready for F rO by utntllnf your garmcnU
hero for quality cleaning. Your clothes will
Uk« on ntw life after going through oar pbint.

wa* handed a telegram that an­
nounce that you had read, me
a father. I waa the soldier, then
—you were the war baby. I re-‘
member the day, four months lator, when I gated for the flrat
Um* upon your faro. I remember M U " * - ; •
..
I
• w y day df your life itnro that * A t ■ mtmbtr of fk r n n Offlc«
U«**. I shall pray every anxloua Employee* Guild. MaBea earns
&lt;4 cent* aa hear, time and a half
tor overtime, has a five-day week.
•Kho' Ihrra la a 5-room, rented
heme In Hollywead. She had a
houae keener tor tho boy but the
hatRehroMem U now beyond her
Md he gree to Imenllng aehool.l
4m driven her ewn ear. on tirroJ
fnat will last more than t w l
re a r*-*h e pUna. Kewgtoguiti^

Last TimcH Tod

(PLEASE RETURN HANOEHS)

10 Magnolia Are;

Women’s Auxiliary
And Men’s Club Meet

Phone Ml
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Lovely B ags.
to
CompleU your Fall
emomble. All colors

“New that cooler weather U en Uto way.
your husband will be wanting to wear his
heavier eel to. Big aalto will wear Ifttget
If you have them DRY CLEANED. The
fabric will be freshened up and eer proaaera
Will roeet lbe Ullored .m a r in e . Wouldn't
rota Uka la aurprtse him by putting Mt
winter .ulta U perfect rondlUen?"

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Hurma Shave
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A Joint session of tho Women's
Auxiliary and Men'a Club of the
Presbyterian Church met Wednes­
day at the churth to discuss the
United Religious Education Ad­
vance. Mra. J . Turnbull, with
the eielatouro of,Mrs. P, R. Bte-

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SEMINOLE DRYiCLEANERS
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life for hla country at Pearl
Harbor, when Aailatant Secretary
of War R. A. Lovett dedicated
to the memory of thia breve pilot
the new airplane gun turret plant
of the Emereo,, Electric Menu­
factoring Company at 8L Loula.
The AeaUUnl Secretory, address­
ing the worker* In Uw pUnt eald.
1 oo men and women have a
•racial Internet la the type of
PI*B* Kelly Hew became they
ferry your gun turreta." Mr.
Loretk pedleatad to the memory of
Kloctdalx hero “not merely thli

ed that dletlnetlon. Even though
you ha.) not, that kind of aiming
never has a had effect on the
•core. Then, when yon grew up
and alarted thinking ef yo*r flrat
Job, I told you that, even though
ycu were employed at nothing
more than dltch-dlggtaf, I wanted
you to be the beet dltch-dlgger on
the job. You achieved (ucn taprank standing In your choean &gt;o.
cation. Ambition and the will
to gal ahead never kept anybody
dcwn.— Now, as you ro *
Ilona of other father*' m
million* ef other America:
I want you to put all I
have Into this btwbieu of
Ing. It mature M l whel
f»*r wear bar* or etan
U Important to be a teed

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PAGE FIVE

THURSDAY* OCTOBER 1. 1*^-

mkrnkii

Without
)License Proves
. Costly To Negro

fleld t In 7 t i n t . Oklahoma and
About 34.000 b i m t i of oil and
ra a o lln * will bo pumped daily
through the 200 -m ile lino to help
a 'o e ia lo a sh ortage on the A tlan­
tic eewboard. T h e line it acheduled for completion by Ja n . 1.
P ro ject heodnuarter* o f the
contractor,
Anderson
B rother*
Construction Company o f Tulsa,
Okla., and U lU e Rock. Ark„ hae
te e n reUblUhed In Tatiahaeoee.

Willkle Takes Longer
To Arrive In China

Harvest for

T A IX A H A S S K E . Oct. I , OP)—
. . C IIU N K IN C , Oc. I. lA’i - A u - .irrpared. J«|&gt;anr*e rrconiiaUeaiics
(••n it ruction o f the new petro\lZr™ X v u ifin . a ,t , ni/ hl A***1 planes w rio seen .coating no^
b'unt pipeline from Carrabelle to
K
™ u « . u k i!r i
&lt;h* capital y c t . r . ! * , an.l agaic
Ja rk io n v i'te will sta rt tomorrow,
ala to China was U k ng lo n p
tmUr&gt; , „ rn gthrniny the Cfcinte.
John E . E llio tt, office m anager
n a p had te e n etp crlrd but Unit t e llr f that the Japanese wnrtrc
of th e contracting firm , said
* l * n°t.oV er-due In any degree
put . dgm pectr oh the WilUic
Wctnerulay.
,
th a i might Imply anxiety
celebration w ten be arrived.
About 300 laborrra wrill sta rt
HI* movements, they said were
tuilding a pumping station and
known, b it hie route from Kulby— —— -----------------1
shev, wl Ich he left Monday, a a e
assem bling oth er machinery at
no" being disclosed Ip order to t
The hopple. otao known as duC arrabelle.
T h e eight-inch pipe
T he ukulele la of Portuguese
• ill hrgin arrivin g in the S te le , origin, developed end popularised •pare towns nloni the «n&gt; from j delrack and rornrrm ute, was in
j i panesv bombardmen,
1 popular use th ro u ch oit Europe
ty the end o f the week from by the Haw aiian*.
It was not e*pecteil hen. lh a *.1 in the IM h century.

NT • car w ithout a driver*
m ay prove co sily as was
to Pred W heeler, negro,
C ourt Monday evening,
l w a i fined ISO by Judge
F . 1*. M iUer for driving a fter hie
license had been revoked. W heeler,
t o t hie driving privileges ini
Illy a s a penalty fo r driving while
d ra n k ,. according to Police Chief
X e j C . W illiam s.

. ; Other cases ln an unusually
heavy docket were; Claude Wetherington, ridlag bicycle double,
bicycle held 14 days; Rudclph
Walter*, riding a bicycle without
Hfhts II I fine and costa .or five I
t o * ! Morris Burch, riding blryrl*
without lights. (1 fine »n,l cost*
* r flee 4ey*| Porrret (1. Belt*,

Victory!
Thu year
brings
Amertra'i
most
Important
harv
.
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gsn-WMI M
WfMl |g&gt; ih# tlf-r
Kavw •very lood in the barren at tarings to brincj Itcnon
la b lf I

CH OPS

lb 3 2 c
STEW

lb 19c

e Sell U. g. Savings Stamps

L IV E R

Grocery Prices Good Thru October 7—Meal &amp; Produce Pric

BACON

tdjuetkernees. I t * bond eatrealeri;
Harold C. Bette, drunkermese, ltd

P IG G LY

ib 17c

N E W ERA
ThU !• A s is h r----------lJ Olall O aili ...
In ~Libya,
250 miles M it of Bengasi, raided and occupied by British Com­
~ * r t -----------J
mando*, aa It appeared when th e B ritish controlled It and the Italians In the enclosure were priaonrrs.
During the fighting at (Halo which laated several «Ja&gt;#, Hritiah unita ronsisting of truck-borne Infantry
■nd armored c a n Inflicted considerable raiualtiea on the enemy garrison. They alto destroyed ammuni*
*--------------- g . lion and supply Jumps. Th# Commando* alio raided Tobruk and Bengasi. f Centre/ P n u )

W IG G L Y

Low P ric ti Everyday

201 E First St
___________ ‘ ______ ‘

^,rre r (tereon, the lira . Miniver of the movie, recrivra a l*&gt;ut)urt of the
real life Mrs. Miniver Hoses created b&gt; Charles II |Vrk.n' m hon^r t.f
the ro*e in the motion picture. The *lrcp rr I fl.itt( K tltwl &gt;pn] by
Jarkton ami Pcrkint. w rrs prevented •.» Ml** Gar ,m ilm n y « »i»it let
U*e \|rtory , ‘ i r ‘*rn ll*r% eat Show sta^rd al New Nm k'« Lraml &lt; entral
ra la c c for the benefit of Army an.l
Lim rgrney |tr|,r f.
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^ A R K E ”f S
W H ER E CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS”

AUo Paul Dion, driving with,
e e t lig h ts, |J bond estreeted;
Bennie H arris, assault, lra n *f*rr.
ad to C oualy; M a li* Chair**,
drunkenness 1 1 1 bond estreated|
Evelyn Chalrvs, drunkenness. I l l
bond estreated ; Je m rs A Roberta,
drunkenness. |ft end rests nr ID
days; end disorderly conduct, 13
end co sts or Ik d sy e; C olrse.
Scurry, drunkenness. I l l
hood
ee treated ;
Joseph
N
G ibson,!
tpeedlng, I * bond rs lrra trd ; In rt
Alien, drunkenness, l i t ) end costs
or 10 d ays; Oliver King, drunkeltneae, I I I bond estreated ; Jo se ­
phine B u tler, drunkennrss, I I I
bond estreated, and die rderly
conduct. 1 1 1 bond estreated.

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Mayrose!

CHOPS
A

F ille t s

Vo Other B eef So Freeh
Can Be So Tenderl

TRURS. end FRI. SPECIALS

Artillerymen Fly
To Obsc rve Firing
Of Ground Troons

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TENDERAY
Steaks

ib 2 9 c

PICNIC HAMS

ib 3 5 c

ib
Roast

Ib

Breast

Pig Feet .3 lbs

C utlets

tis s *

Bologna.......II
Cheese

OYSTERS
M UU.ET

Strip Bacon

pt . 4 5
lb

n forced

by

Sausage &gt;ib 3 5c

Lard ... 2 lbs

JA N E

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Weiners
A towering column e f amoks drift* from an A ali nuprly ehlp In th* Medlterranoan a fter I t . w a* hit
smldikla and on th* bow by RAK bomber*. This vnsef, a mullum-alced boat, was Tarrying supplies to
keianstia forces In A frica when piano* intercepted it and stopped it with their deadly missile*. This Is
a radiophoto.
( C f l r t l P rttt)

(Cent In wee turn Wens One)
J
to our men *t the frvnt
th * en em y." Mr. Field said.
;
I I I . Thi* home *alv *rr» ewten— To ottalify as to alr-rald pre -1
t la I material*. In unler that thry
cautions, a householder must dim- i
may l*t convrrtr*! I&lt;&gt; imnirtllatr
ro stra te th at hit home meets I
the essential protective require. war uit«
IV. Till i
home
ref u i f
to
Vacate aa to blackout, provision
spread rumora itraii'nni to divide
a t -a ab elter m om . and flre-fightoar nation.
lag equipm ent as deemed n e e rs-. V. Thl« home l*uy* W ar Sav*e ry locally. The other require-; in f* Bum p* and DumU regular*
m eats ter the "V -H o m e" re r tlfl-l
M l * eritl be eatlafled by tbe w ord;
Of the householder th a t he is actsaH y living up to them.
.O n th e back of each ce rtifica te 1
M l appear the following:
" **We in Uila home ora fighting. •
W e know that this war will )*&gt;
May to t o * and hard tn win. We
mean to win i t
T hcrcforr. wv
aalemiVy pledg* all our rnergiM
M d All ou r roaoureva to the fight
t e r frwtdom and agalnat Kasclstn.
W t aerv * notice th at w * are per-

' Canteen Will Serve
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Mort Cooper Pitches A
v Loser In First World Series
Br JUbHON BAILEY
Jkaaaelatad P n n Hporta Writer
SPORTSMAN’S
PAIIK,
HT.
LOUIS. Oct. 1. UT&gt;—In a wild
beginning to ■ world series that
had W rn r ip w t n l to be on* cf

&amp;{ :

iir n n r n
at abb*.I (ha opening
e.|*e into Cooper In th* fourth,
inning* fo r one record af..i ra- leading o ff with a aharp elngl*
erived credit f : r hi* a*venth world to left.
T h * n a it two ta tte rs
aerl** triumph for another mark. poppe.) up, hut BUI Olckry walkMualal, a .315 slugger who did ed and llaaa e tt ram * through with
not make a hit the en tire game, a_ (Torching doubt* 1J
W[|
d:w
n th * l*f(
, “ 1' to * u ‘r t
I field foul lin * to brine DIMaggio n«ld, Friday erening at a g o !
ninth
W nlktr Cooper *m a*hrd home
o’clock.
That waa th« good wefd rrraalr' . 1', ',* .n1&lt;_lh '’__,h l" , | Then in t h . fifth with on* away
U « lin. and Hed Rolf* wa. un-lltolf, ti„g|,d. Roy ifuuvnaaiv
•d
today by Coach Leonard MeCullen bln*

F o r \ it 'lo r y ...
n .ilg r

tho tlg h tleit In history, th * pow.
orfu l New York Y an k *** stalled
th * S t Lou la Cardinal* for eig ht
Innings today and won. 7 to 4,
a f t e r «roolh*rlnjr an almoat In- aide to make a piay although hr,|o&lt;.bled agalnat th* right field Lucas, who sbic* can**llation o f, .
! wall and Rolf* scored a* DIMaggio th* Laka City gjuna, ha* b*cn try-*I
rr*d lbl« ninth-inning outburst by kn eked the ball down.
It wa* a rrratrh hit. -.he mron-l! grounded to Third B a a a m a n lag to find a team far th* C*l*ry1■
th* R«dblrd*.
Fad* to eppaaa thl* w**k.
,
Charley (R ed ) Ruffing thrill*.! of the game off the 3ft.year-old Whlley Kurow skJ.
. Yc*t«rday aftrmocn Coach Me-1
• capacity crowd 1 f 34.3H5 w ith Ruffing, and Johnny llo p p filed Cutlenbln* on th * baa* path
Leras put |h« taara through a|
on * of th * ftn **t pitching per»l&gt;n»r*ntlv *n I nny threat could m ak* no other play.
OIMagglo again ltd off w. ith
. . !****
scrimmage, and new
form a nee i In hla long ami■ •
lu»- Hut P lnrhH tter Hay Sander* walkMarion a tin g l* In th * eighth and a-*•fte r offensive and dsfsnshr* plays 1
troua career,
establishing
two rd and Marty IS Iata)
hm
.aht
l*cth
runner'*
home
with
Players
Charley K eller and J o * Gordon wera rehearsed.
world aerie* record* while sh u t­
triple mtn the d rep cil corner had fann*d In succession, Dick
also drilled In staying In ___ .
tin g out th* Indomitable Cardinal*
f
right
field
tlon
and
not
getting
offrid* too l
singled
against
th*
pavilion
waU
till th * gam * w at within on*. o : t
I
After tl.at |t wn* hing-bang- in right and Haaartt rammed easily.
o f being i n r
Although th* probable llnaop
M ort Cooper, (waring all IS* hmr
f'ln rh M tirr Krn O'lVe* tin ' rer another run with a tingle ',o
ha* not aa yet been fully deter­
hope* of Ibe National league, bad e,ed to *&lt;-«-re M.lrio-v and Jim m y right.
With on* run across In lh* mined, tom* changes ha vs been
b**n ateadlly ahelled and finally llrown *l*p|-d a ai.igle into short
removed from th * *cene — and center to -nrer McCarthy to re eighth, two on and two out. Ruf­ mad*| Andrew Hasty has baen
fing lifted a long fly to Slaugh- shIfted from center to end) Hugh
thouaand* of fana were nn their mote R .ffin g .
w ay out of th * park.
The *.|u*t, *m art leader of the t*r, who let th* ball boune* out Carleton from halfback to end;
Thrn th* Cardinal* auddenly dofi nding world rhampion*, wa*t- of hi* glove for a two-baa* error Singletary from tackle to guard;
Wolfer from fullback to right
shewed the •pirit amt ipark that cd nn g lam e n H« u*unl relief scoring both runners.
Thl. wss where Cooper left th* halbock, and Ridge from guard to
had earned them a place In th!* hurlef*
Instead lie railed for
.
y ea r'*
baaeball
classic.
T h e, Chandlrr, one of hi* heat • fart­ gams. Manager Billy 8outhworth fullback.
A cheering note Is th* nears
summoning Harry Gcmtart to
hammered R uffing out of th- ing pitcher*
nail lh# I Inal out. Gumb*rt then that Bill Fleming I* In good Play­
hog and continued their assault
llut even the (xytrgta rightwa* lak tn out for a pinchhltter ing condition again and will b*
on Spurgeon
(Spud)
Chandler bander could not cool o ff tne and Ltfty Mag Lanier pitched back at hla old position aa left
until th* g r * a l crowd waa near Cardinal*
immediately
T»rry lh* ninth Inning and perecnally halfback.
•
h y itarla ami they h a d 'fo u r run* Mte re airrglcd In Irft to firing made two errors to help New
“I look for a good gam*,” said
across, th* base* loaded and one h me Crunk Creanl. running for York r»t It* two other run*.
Coach McLoeas, “We may eipect
o f their fin e*t hitler*, Rookir O'lfea. and Enos Slaughter slash
keen competition, from
R olf* opened with a tingle tad •om#
Sta n Muilal, stam llng at the plate n l a groumler In ahort to load Ctillrnhlne sacrificed, but Lanier, Winter Garden but I bailee* our
With what reprr*ente«l th* w in­ the bit*e* when Jh e t-nll took i ;I wt.„ r„.i,i~i
from ____
Urnlr
' “ " ‘ th* ball neatly.
_____ rt threw boy* hav* .profited ____
H, , I « .u t .J*
,| J over F
| ir s t Basem an IlOpp’s! »*lback from E u stl* la st weak,
ning run If th*y e uld get it bad hop and hit I’hll
..
| wlid
A fftttJ.
)►
«|uan- in Ihr f arw l if t , Maria!
|,tt|„r R olf* com* all the ,n&lt;1 will gtv* a much better *cB et Ihp pink rhr&lt; kr«l frrohmnti •mjffr«l nut Ih itr li» \h v»&gt; * m &lt;I
wny aroun .1 and Cullenblne reach count of th e m **!***.”
,
mlowd r rhRfirr for fanir Lv |hn nn rn*v pM» •»#!•-f . nu n lh
third
A fte r getting the n s it
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•fourwlinjr out ami (hr Vankor*
•*»*«* • ••• . i.J , it.m, : Kr w.
thankfully v a raln l thi* flrW »itFi ••* •
II *#*« H i*» &lt;lmn*ll«r I «»• I iHrn IrieM to pick him off
lhe|r rletnry
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When llopp returned the
T h * rem arkabl* &lt; ardinal tally
« . . . 1...1 l u t .- l ...... .. h .,v &lt; - . p 1...... 1 ,. the pitcher.U n l t r let
It
atol* th* .how from llufflnir. wIh. r . .
t.. Itt.- up 1., h i. gr.-ul .lip through him and trickle o ir r
pllchM no-hit ball lor 7 c -3 Nall.inul l.a g u - *&lt;-u*.,n ilu .io ,-1 t.iwanl third while Cullieiblne
____ ! v a m p e rc l home.
A* *r*tn a * R uffing reached hi*
W IN T E R I’ A RK , O c t I, (S p e ­
it.-w record o f 7 8-3 Inning* of
c ia l)— With only on* casu ally aa
. hillesa ball, passing lh# mark
a result of their Impressive | l____ i» " t by Iwo f :r m * r Y an k ** hurl0 victory over Presbyterian last
FOR SALK
I
|. r«, Merit
I
I’ennoek and Monl
the Rollins T a r t are re ­
I I', nr.&lt;ion, he wa* rapped for ■ week,
IIF.I.P W ANTED
ported In fine ahtpe for thalr
L A K K IIA ItT C K I.FJIV MUCK ,
•ingle by Moore. T hl* removed encounter
with
th*
Iravldson
1-ANDS-— R eid y
to
plow. I
W ildcat* In Charlotte,
N.
C..
W ater for Irrigation. No d rain. MAI.K t .l ! M .M A I.K Tw„ Ind.r* the *u*p*n*e of a no-hllter.
The
g
ain
*
wound
up
In
eonPointing
for
their
first
win
over
Sgs 1*1. guaranteed title S a l- onv
s.r mi* n i#vi*r *i
Mu«i
125.00 prr a c re —Hcntsl I-’. .HI
S* Df »f u'. l iu«I•i•&gt;tr ion* Tukr fu*lon nn.1 e irlte m rn t and it wa* the Wldeata, the Tara are going
175 arrra cultlvatrd In l!M2
•id-.*
Wulk.it* I’n -lu rl • t»t|M&gt;*i|ldc l count out lh* Card thru a stiff week of practice,
lual* even though they had had varying lb * dai'y round of brutAsk any celery gruwrr at l a k r
. ....................I . l-.'wt.rriI It
it leading pitcher hatted out log
*erlm m aee
bv
sttenavr
l l i r i . M. J . Mo**. J r . I'h ....111, . , . I HI tin pi-- llnylt.ltit, Hit th,
» l Ihr boa and had lo«t the game. barkfleUI blocking ami pats d rill­
0977, Orlando
.Houthworth hod nothing to say ing.
I Of' •' imiIm (• *1 v%"filR*1 . |.|i li'liiM l
A ll kind* of ( I 'h t * fi
tha Ins* except that Rookir
f’
i»* («*!«•• 1 1 «*|«*-r I•#» *risall a |
"Davidson will be tougher" wa*
liir tk for
your
Victor}
i
I
e*M IlD’llUM • All* J hnny llra sle y , a rlghthan-lrr Coach McDowell'* comment a f ­
C horktton Wokofivtil •fttl
lla'I* tf
Fi mi
I'ark.
F lu or vtho ha* won 21 game* this year, ter the *ea*on-oprn*r with I f * * Mgrn
('aM iafp,
&lt;‘hinr*«’
!••••» »#- Wi ti’i I' ?V. I I I .
would go to th * mound h rr* to- bytarian laal week.
*
rabbif*. &lt;•«
lom»••*-*
nturrow. MrCathy said he would
So l* injury to
date
I* the
b e ttu ff. O rion*, Drorroli I’
U \ II • loan h ’ Mi*' ilraM nyr u*e Krni* Bonham, the hig fel­ sprained ankle of P*r*hlng Scott.
per*. KtrpUnt. Ban* J \\
•
*M*-i • ifnli|«irial
irtioranrr low who topped all American »c* T a r guard, but It I* poaaib1*
Bell. teoW# Monroe, I'honc IS
•Irl U in Sin fo n l W n lr |‘ () league pitcher* with 21 vlct'-rir* that h* may be abl* to g et In
lit* I '.»*• Mnnliitil
th * gam*. T h * brunt
of
th*
•nil five d efeat*.
Johnson 'i « m Outdoor
rnoloi
powtr
offenalv*
against
th*
Etricklind M otnri, ChlMr*
" ANTED
Women I , ,»»rn
W ildcats will b* bom * by lb *
g l 'l l h ( ASH
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HUBINIC8H SERVICE
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fullback Grady Ray from Maine*
for I I OU with custom er'* nam.
City. Ray pllad op 110 y**da
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imprinted K ltE E
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For free
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•ample* wrltr to The C a rJ I'ark )
Paul
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■ H R generalship of
Ci.llil I ill DW West 32nd St
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I HI Is.ul.
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, New York City
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Battle Amid Into Jungles
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Mustard .... 12*/2c
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BLICE8 center lb 55c etui 45c

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M* Inspects Bombers at Willow Hun Plane Plant

(■r AMMIIIN F r«u l
In th« F a r r^ rific. J mpanr»« I
Iroeps rttreated derpvr into
I
J s n g l n c f tho Owrn, S lin k y
Mountain Range in New Guinea.
C#J|ioutly purtue.l by A uilrM lan.. !
• M U t ambaah. *
,
J o tna vanguard of the A11la I i
u lctM lT e tr.ai had overran B itm g I
*ntm &gt; lortlDcstlon- a. loribaiw* I
rWgu , oi ,N*w tiu in rr and th*
Ira lch ed village of Nauru, 10 ’
m ites beyond, were ra m jilg n tra n o th -^ h * middle »a*t. Syrle and J
last night'* communique

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1

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C ounterattack
By Germans In
Egypt Stopped
B. A. F. Planes Break
bull By H i t t i n g
Nazi ( ’-Boat Base
Vnd Baltic Const
W ASH INGTON
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I'r i(ir Itnil «unk fitp more
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prohahl) Iwo
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in | dgmggrtj
«&gt;nr.
fhi •*• «urrt*«fg| a lla rk * bv

Arm eu •f|

rficln .ly anaminred t Kr.t I'rreldent Ite—rv. I
m .d r . tn„r of . nrniher
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producDm, ,.|.niT h l. official U S Navy p h o t e ja h - .. . cal.a ca d e ,d ................ ....

telih fh» 4»nr l*«m ni|.
Inn- of Artm
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iy Cross Church
m irn i
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" ’ brl*I* -link, and 22 dam*
•*•*«! • folal ul I I %
I. .Mrelhrr &lt;nm m «•niijtir |h«*
at.I l * u Japanrur «hlp«
l,f ••(*••h i« .link. I - , . •*«h
-•m 4 g n l anil «u /.efo
I w wf-,,1 d* » n in Ihr rr
•»ir ‘ of b 'rtn i ll al
•mi ilie J.i|»anr*r in Ihr
Al.
(••» l«lrn«|*
Thttetr prch
•Mitk •* r i • « *uhmarinr
l » 4 n**|i«*r 1 j b i I ani-lhrr
I •4Mw||**( | I I •f I " whip tlam
4( I «f

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n i n ^ ,ng Slfl&lt;, lh.

Lieut Dighton I
Missing In Action

Ufiroit P?6lests
Use Of Mexican Sanford Sailor
Labor On Farms Handed Praise B&gt;;hr LT""“ ‘
Jax Naval Officer.pe!,^ ?,;n:r :,,^;v;..:..;:r.

City Hall Issued
5^33 Licenses
• , Since August

20

I Young People
From Sanford Sinu
In Stetson Choi.

Senate (iroup Votes
Against Poll Tax

ww* **,&lt;1 *“ *

\&lt;li&gt;pt&lt;"&lt;l

Twenty-Two Killed
In Army Transport |

Ta M

M

k&gt; Ka&lt;to lrr r lea. * from
Red A rm ies were pictured to
•J U r a p Jifa n r * ! tan
t
ctic* b&gt; in filtra t-.
» I ajA ,out*flankiii|
Im stem m ing the N atl assault in
(g and fanning '
the heart o f the city, scoring
i » u i ‘ t4 j o it the &lt;
enrui) *.&gt; *■•
( t h a t 'h r Irft valuabl,
g ain s on both flanks of the be- i-plirs
' h h . f l l g i : . The kh
% Iragured Volga m atropolis.
Tha
lh#
Aussie*
had
been
b a ttle Is now rag ing In the four
form ing tine eamou
m ain ttn e a o f the spraw ling in*
ra te -w e p t. Ju n rlr cla,| mountain -1 r k
p
duatrial cen ter, th * Inner city, the
southwest and northw m t suburbs,
f I nifor »*n*.I
”
Am
erican
and
A
ustralian
attack
^
V
6
l
I
\ 9 I
G eorg* E. Chronic, acting d irec­
and along th * 40 rail* northwest
‘I
bombers
’ ______
v ru s s v
•"«.&gt;" .. . . .
\ i.«.
corridor between the Don and to r of senior scouting »f the Boy bom brrs *m j braufightrra inadr
j Scouts of America, will meet with
•’it i n .
V
u i n river*.
river*
Volga
local official* Saturday.
ire G erm an casualties
Heavy
In,iff Ib tlr
wright
L iiw lo n
W ill
A d d ress
■•al# J F 'm i
reported in lh« heavy fighting In
whicl lira four milra twyond Ihr •
Itt it i**h •
1
S
tu
d
e
n
t
B»d\
\l
the central Caucasus, Iwlow Nov
AlHetl rom)ur«t al Naun
t Ire**.
I I I a ‘f f I’ll lli(ltt\
Nauru fall without tSr main body |
I oroaiiak, near L*nlngrml.
M|»rnr4| «h*
l.'H .
••Hi •
O p c n iiu ;
I'Aurt s t 1
h
of Jgp anrar Imopt rngagad b i!
* v .f
Inly t i n * * F|i|«r |. .1 • h.
'••liiLtf »mI ri f w I n
iFirni m t)u
Germ an sleg* arm y of 300.
f a
1 f ••fi­
Orf
.Ah th» tntm v h*a% known to h a v r L , , K ' M
I Ih i* ihin r»iii| .
«»’If m a lt, •
0 0 0 men advanced slightly in the
hi 1 hi* •••litml
i WFufnry ,.f thr
(lrvrlopr&lt;t ilrlrnac |M&gt;«iln*na
|r i * r r ’ ' nl '
*ning rit ihr t I no
- •
.Ii
northw estern ou tskirts o f Imper­
■IrptFi in »M»nr of Ihr nm«t ruf
Hrothrt ii.-wt
•
I l
M .m ifin
•f Hail wav
Kngie
*
•
w
If
h
|l|«h**|J*t)
.
1
w ...
iled .Stalingrad yesterday, hut w a.
ged ct&gt;unlr&gt; or rartl
nrrr« »«n( » t.i\ th. i:*»brm ro rn lI
Lieut. Samuel Held Dlgh
•h \ m y
f iin
i »rUiul"
ff*. •.*«in^ t'
U . \
forced out of anothrr locality
In
the
JO
mil*
a«Jtanrr
from
•bi*uM
fab.
ton, Jr., ha* been reported
•' rr all i Hilruad* ' » If k VU#llr% ■nniMih.r.l
,i&gt; 1 ,ii k
aouth of the city, tb * Red vrmy
the lorihttea ililr, (trn rra l M*r j inm irili*t« |\
m l**lnr "in the performance
•krM a I-rrakdowf){
'Hig F1t4- y rtir'a l I••*1*11*
command announced earlier today.
‘ Im t
ArtNur'r m rr had l« climb ani*, in thr « nii i
1i •. i K 111wr
of his duty in the .ervice of
f r an*|»«'i t al ii»n iv*
•I
•I u d tw rn d |(HK) frrt uf n»ogh nmui •Irm
i
9
In a iltn atton frank ly Qpxnbrtl
ht* eounlry" l.y the Navy
(•ill I ( h* i f o f
t ►*• r « ir • e.f . . f l .- . i ,t
aa Stalin g rad '* m ost decisive moDepartment.
I * 1?.*'
bv " !,1&gt; ,h 'M e.rw h d r
-ter I . . . . . . -( tra in ,
.dl.futl
limn t t. it . ,hm|i
«In
1 •» »ttialt \
m em th* Red arm y garrison
" i ' 1* . Th' "
*«
- I »h,eh u .u .iiy ..p..(nl,. fr,.,,, lh ; i
Enlisting in
the
Navy
•\I r H hi .uf
II ii'ilrhtr*|fii 4* ft
•
w
ift,
however,
that
t
i
c
Ja
p
a
n
ea
r'
n„
r,
t
,, |
fought on In response to I- a*ph
nearly two years ago, IJru t
•
•
"fr
r
u
•r rh If. w Pullry
i..I
1 . *|.
el
did not hav, time ... build Intel
i r - . h
.
B ta lin '*
telephoned
command.
Dighton for som r time ha*
med-ary -.e.en.eI .
'•■nncl f.., ih.- .l...- i ,o n In
tire
rulr* -f thr 1 in .|.*
’’ Hold firm ! Put down •ny pinbeen atetioned ab--ard a su b­
o
f
cuut*.
*k.
i
ttifUftr
of
wor«lii|»
i
4
'i
1
Tb.
much bomtwl
W atrei-,' b: „ * r '
hr i f " 1
9
** ■
marine in the I'uelftc. Hi*
telly fll'lllat-l
bridge a c re *. * deep gurge ,,f
"f
T , « l’ -t~&gt;riatl«n | at»re| nnlil ii iu m t i i i ’i
• ..f
The G erm an gain In the norththe Kum a.i river w ** .g .m *
' ' l - r a t . n ,.f th. tra in . « * . fo r.( 1. 1.1
*.f
father, MaJ. S . It Dight on.
A m ortragi .if Hit
II •••»
At
w rstem Industrial suburb, th* se c­
t a r g e t That link on Ihr tort you*!
u"**er *.&lt; -r-lri - f D ireetej '*4 * |»a»&lt;f in full on A a* I
it
in (he
IJm tr.i
H lilfi
u» r unit I It*
ntf *1«»r
ond reported In 24 hours, re* uI ted
Army
■upp
linr wa&gt; left aaging arvl |Ea*tm an whuh ft o ir all patae-ngrr I
Mf I toll ttol&gt;
w;»% rr\ ralr*!
ut and
on th* slxtl) assault o f the day.
f Sept |(ll
badfy damagrd,
though
enemy train •prraliA Mirtn.trial
4 ill .
Im «mnklng oI,i *a inr
■D»l p rtvrn tr.l th*a midnight communique said:
rnginoora iw iftly *rl bU iui
lit
I»
|wration c j ’ . .|W-*.te-I „„ Huml.y by tb- lli.h ..,. |uit l n l pla
o|.rr:
anv •|'«x-ial train*
niiHiur
bridge
lin , liirf*
a grrat
..1 f -l
•(th*
;»*«ri|-V
4
un
rem
liux.
"T
-ih.I hi
-----------•Mtegai IMore
Senator An. ire a . e i p r „ « , 1 . 1 ^ 1 ^
I 'V v
"
r ‘&gt; " ’V*
'
Mf
- * lief the Eh.r,d* t u r d t , „.|
k
*-'l V - . - e v
f
M ,,
*• * II’. III,
vaodnir a 7 lu i*“ th * communique
a)' tl o , wnulil r II........ . . „ r e d . „f ,f .
•»
■
„
, b,
’ «te- f i n th a t e a r s * o f this fig h t­
r I••t ».» r
&gt; '
■ Oj I,-,.
* l»H»r *N.*iali Ja tir » ha*
F r im
ii. *rt Inr fa
&gt;thinb'
I r iitii . vo|«i- |
Ing Th* cneruy suffsred heary
| 11II U I'll.M
mi I lnwh i 11it'i.tr
i
II
losses. On p|l* sector alone O U T
&lt; )..»*
•(I’llff'Dla
-- .th
Hi- n&lt;nlint i
it i n ­
£ tro o p t wiped out 0 0 0 H ltU nte*.
Iliplimr »eftI If I ’
fn.iti Ii. - « h tw.
. 11 rii t iii
•
t.% mil
lie
1f 11Mill V II nil If II ret* tl i hr* |ir..|i t I ut t
I
thi
n
rtf
V
If
v
i
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Many
M EM PIII8, Tenn. Oct. 2. ________
I winter, nl le**t l-alf ,.f
niriiil** |. . f |
«Mluffr-n il
. at
(S p e cia l)—Tho
W ar
Manpower
f IK. ..................... .
Commendation of
the
*a llo r ' ' Mending the eni.rr * . * . - .
f n i n«i-* ,,f thi pan«h i-l*tr*f • »« Hm I
( ommlutop
today
received
r son Raymond, of Mr*
fu l,i
I. th
•• *1*11*1 i •• *«f f 111 MI «,1 .«
Is-ntir ' 'he other h slf re p rr*rn itn i
* Fir irfit fonti t(.&gt;l||oM«
t fill t * ••n* •■( ti,* i hurt hi*« (•• I,. . 1 ,
•trong prote., s g a ln .l th . Impor- HaU of BOO Elm A v, wa* run who made t-rirf trip* .,-t,
•I.
1 frin ittr ihr ••»••»( X»g' '..'I nl*.. I*.f •" puitMipatr i,, Hu ns |■%|f s,
iation of M e,lean l.b o , to w7,k
Ire f 1 . ^ 7 J r ..........
i t t e n u- M ' *tale to ea *| -r th- i.g „ r * .
•»!•
on tho term*
I ItinkF i klriiaiiF
r »m»a t•*-•». t lh» « Inti
Thl» n iiiliftly * i ,.
Hall recently
bv I.leut. T J •northern winter
Sta ter
IFir Churrti
NeedHam, office r In ch irg e , l! S.
(„ ( w_
I
I r*iuo
Any ritirrii m Sriim i
vrrnight
trail
*
H
L
Mitchell,
general
____
A totel o f S ,M I d riv e n licenses
I lli.h.&gt;p Wing an-l Mr* W-nir. , Mllll|y M(,.. -|r*.rr til I ullf Min
Navy Recruiting Station. In Jack 1 wrrr
,n ,hnp
r p*
" l by Ihr
. 1 ,. \1
*1 |Htrratn
\tL.ntif
tary
of
the
Southern
Tenant
F
a
i%
%
ill
«!••»
Hltriiil
Ihr
ruki-rril
•
1
1
•
)•
&lt;
*rlfm
rr
of
have bean obtained, a t th * Court
konvilU
. . I* .
, |„ , •h.
•ii# *1
tods)
4
Moure lin e * Aug, 1 0 , Judge R. mer* Union in Memphis,
Vi.*l..r&gt; IMniirf Moml ay rk ru m r Mf. .ud.im-al hrr. Mill hr
In Fill Iftir r , Livtit. Nr^'fham ('naat I.inr rollm *il ami *.i S.
M
Mtl!
announced that he
hvi
wfre-l d*?kar*d "you In «ll prohalulily (•oanl A ir I.lnr railway from S'» Del
'• ;•»
“ t»»
.’•!•« k i„ ih. ( ......... ,
l&gt;l#. t|o. (
\ W . W are revealed today, adding
lh.r ,
&gt; * n advi**d that your .on. York into F'lt.ri.la an.I n th n tr.m ] P a ri-h Hnu«r mri.nluiK In th. ; I |, mM
th a t last r e a r * to ta l wa* about
mill tl&gt;
Thl*
M,
ii f .. r m ii I
f „ ,_ „
r&lt; ||.
H.OOO. Only 91 p e n e n a received W ar Msnpow.r C om m l..lon, of ! Raymond'.' T it" tr e a “ re la te d T-r' wrrr o|&gt;rra(ri( t&gt;ythr Illim • I V antintirwrinrnt
of Initn
K tion
in _...
nr of j tr.
tral i mi o(hrr mil
- _______
_______
____
I- f •■»».i i I rvrn t •• in ) ••- r ..
license* yesterday and when the rering to iupply 1800 Isrm labor a course
a ll ................. ..
m ig h t I
y
*
or
Navy'*
famous
trade
arhool,
I
mg
mtn
El.-n-t*
i
t
*
u*ye
°
f
two
w
eek
*!
the
Navy’*
famou*
tr*
K
mto
F
*l«&gt;
who hiii •• t .-ut r •)• it •-I Mf a nl k I 1
o fflre clo*rd a t 8 J O P.M^ th*
in I h* •MiiiMiik'i. amt • miller tl
dead lin* w as passed for receiv- If errangyment* w *r* mad* f o r ! However, since I h d the pie* | ■'F*.abt m an’% nrtirf
m
their
employment
in
other
*
ta
te
.
...r
e
of
g
irln
g
him
the
oatL
...
„
,
.
iu
i p c * - of th. \k .-n art - Nii i &gt;
|ng a license without esam inatlon
t (&gt;♦• I»f i a k a* .1..
The telegram read as follow . l.lle e U n c e , thereby m aking h.m
lwr&gt;
Mr* IV V lu f f l . . Q) by a State patrolm en.
of thr F I* r i*l a |i». fi*l
1 r,i*|*
"O ur
E xrcu tlv*
Committee ’ sailor. I with to eite n d my ron
r
rr a l •Fta •r I.mn ,-f ihr ilihnrr a*
’
, * b * 1 " i r poraoivs who ca n now m efting here U&gt;4ay IrutrucU ro« ffralulaliona to vou %on
I *1.0
hav ing R rp rrarntatly r Sikra *a
obtain lieaaoas without ersm ln a“Tha inn&gt;nvfni*hfr• rii.w.l* 11
'/&gt; ,h r chainwr,, m! lh. ka.
!r t JI?U ProU atlng tha action t &gt;ch an outstanding boy. II* ha*
t h j^ a r e tho a * who can make nn o .f TIK#
•••ti
I
.1 h
War Man|&gt;ow«r Commit- already demonstrated hla ability regular (rain * will put u,mc th - . 1 *?“ ■ vl.w,.!. r . of the A u « .ll..y
hiMn«lra«t •
vlt to Judgg Ware. steUng ■ion in imparting M exican tabor by being rhoaeg fo r special triln . who .io attem pt to g to
' ( llm * * ,,f
r, lrl,,a ll..n ..........
I •hi • •pl.«
\t.
t. I I*
•Ii•••tenin *
hey were out of the State for woik on farm * o f tb * U. 8 . Ing. Yoa have every right to b» Will discourage them to *.wh .. '
that they
Mt- II
I . ..I.
I p*
\
••««.**.» - f i
\ *.t k
t-l t *•n11*•r'
during the llcenre Issuing period, A. when there ia a surplus of proud."
*
.*
i.il
It.
1
III
•
I
e ite n t they will give op thr t.l. , I *h r '" '• * * ■ « '
A"
i..t,I n lln rk r 1
F mim Strt%*m I*c«i% i-r*ity
and were turn!
• **
; Iflrm la
thr pariah family mi
in a b lt tp e * . b * * L In farm worker* In th is area will1* l if
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another
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delegation
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B \ ( . n l ( ’.
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tourist Industry
from Missouri, 20 0 from
A la­
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could leave within 1 0 d 'y t or two
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began
an
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fi | of thr
activltiea, due to rratrwtiona ui-*r»
m to mad tkag—nda of labor­
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In rrl
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tlona a rr planned, h n w rtrr. un-l 1UlIW"I
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2, 1912.

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(Pursue Nipponese!
Making Gains In 1
Mountain R e g i o n '

Russian shock, troopa, at*
Lacking with gun butt* and
bayonata were reported today
to be driving the German*
^ from houao-to-hpuse amid n
nightmare of wreckage in
Stalingrad and once again it
appeared astonishing that the
Soviets had warded off dla&gt; after; This was the 39!h day
of lb* sleg*.

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Midland Bites
This Morning

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In Welding In Less Than 4 Weeks
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On-* A lex R. Johnson, dirortrit.
annotured today. 8 h* entarad/lhr
tehcol on B e y l 7 .
• D n riag t b * next two weeki,
Mlaa Cowon win Attend the * J
re n cod trebling ichoo] o f thBrunsw ick Morin* C oast Corpor
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-r tts n ir c
****'■—

Receive Winners In
American League
By JUDSON BAILEY
. Aaaorialad Prra* Sport* Writer
ST. IXJUIS. BapL 2«. M l A
Wcrld aariaa atmoaphere aattlnl
R?*r Sportaman'a park Monday i
a* tha 8L Lou la Cardinal* madel
ready to rvcalve th# New Ynrkl
Yank*** in tha first Ram* nf the
dlaaalc Wadnatday.
Tha world champions ware not
do* bar* until lata tomorrow, hot
Iba rad-hot Card* walked out on
thalf hom# field while carpenter*
hammered up additional scat* and
Cora ml n loner Kanataw SI. I.andia
mad* a checkup of arranirrrnrni,
td t playing tha Rime* «ud handl
|ng tha crowd, of about 3Z.000
Jor th* two IniUllmenl* that will
M playad her# thl* week
Without
rommlllinir
hlm**ll
Jae MrCarthy, left, of thr Yankee* and Billy Soithwerth, af
i j piwnagai
„ M/ ,,
definitely
Manager ,Hilly
S &lt;ijJ|
Worth of th* Card* livllcaUd t h a ' . , 'hi1 Cmdlnal*. rival manager* of the two teem* who will meet In
Hi hod hi* pitching schedule al
al iihrjihr World
mapped out with Mart,
T, Johnny Brailey,
Mai!
er and Emlv Whlta wurklng
Ituck Newsom Tells
that order.
Starting Cooper in the aliening
Yanks How To Win
gtm*, of course, has been a fora-

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Martla. Mr*. Ira D
t i l l M .llo n vHt* A re .; Itu u la , Jo*, It* R a lly
A t #,; Lav*a4*r, L. C . It* W. H i *
St.: Moya, J. i i Its tv l l i h at.;

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U t i l l s Maanolli Av*.: TVIHIania B O ,
It. C. n « Valencia Drfv.; Dk-fttf1M fr;
C M . I l l X l i l t BL itohlaaa. It- 1 0
C 111 Ckapmaa.
CAMP

I that every aoIdler In tha A m y

B LA N D IN G , Bapt.-2P.

F.lght»*n percent of tha cacaq (Special)— &amp;ergt. J*me* C. Baird
in th* w irld Coma* from of flrtitol, Va., a Camp Blinding

Srutucad
M ill.

aomaona alaa to pick up, wa tear
tha raniatalnf paper open, tprinkl* tha tobacco to tba wind*, roll
lb* paper Into a tiny ball and
toil It away. . You mlfht call it

of

WAMMAVTT llKBDS
tIi#eis hear,. Jim •( ui To
W mRhinoton A llertha (’ filar k
•h*ar
Ashley, Haiti* To KeHrl Him*. A
Nchumsrhrr, Diuifv To Vtelofl
Thurston
pntep
j ;
illy of Itinfurtl Tn MaJar A
ll*. Wh«*l*r
IIIUl. KiTATW aoR Ttuiii:i
l’l|i|iln, Willie* Dorian*! at vlf
T h a eholc# of lieailry for thr I OH.r
hut now a Brooklyn
II H T» Hanford flrewsF* rredit
aacond gam* was l&gt;*»e.| partly an pitchei
&lt;'or p
tha reasoning that a rookie would1 Although SVwsum wa* inMiiriflaia
the
A Urn.
khrrk* mid n r v f f f.|ipoaed th»* St
Own
lieforechance
friendly
Major A Hsllt* T*. II.
■hgvapark
a batter
perform mg1National longue only for WliRfltr,
four
than ha would In pitching leouj* hittem . he told everyone K. Took#
Thurtton, Talar »1 in T** !*HI*
torn 70,000 jienuit* In within hi'orlnic distance c i nelly i * h
llaak of Ttluavita.
hr.w t&lt;&gt; [Irfrnl the Cord trial s.
_____ (tedium.
s tT ia y M T io m o r homtoaorei
Tin* Yflrtk#**# ih em selvla look
Hanford
Aarteullura!
&lt;'r»4It
Bailley aril laved hi* 2I«( In
ttmgh of tha aaaaon yestrnlay in llmir plarr# on thr train with r«*rp T*» II V MrtlDViD at us
Hanford
Ag rleijlturai
&lt;ra*m
liiKfiifird
allrfM-r.
Not
more
than
"I r
U u aacond game nf a double
t'oip To It, j*. Unlowin at 01
* h ■' , header with the Chicago Cull* nod .10 frt'fMuif, iortudinfr irtl ra jn
H«iuih AI IanHe C*o. Tn l«ak*
i harm Fruit Cn
in
1**1
fn*a«inrn,
vv
jtnrsard
the
ifi
/
tha aaalgnment to fare the YnnV*
Vlrlnl# ('■r&lt;i)1na Oiamleal ***»#P
jiHrturr.
^ ^ i f J H f l t l t i y would bring him 1™rk
Tn Haorga I* Ha ha at us
Mm Yt roori (iiin m , Mrs J'r*e
Into action right &lt;n hi* regular
UiltlhMKSY OF MOHTIlAtii;
Inoka It n To riorlda Hlala
IhMnifiM . Mr* rh a rlra ftuffini;
&gt; pitching schedule.
llsah
.T h a two aouthpaw* who then itfui Mr* J im* MrCarthy arrorn
• lir a — r t u i p v i n
r p j i would attempt to muiile thr I.a ri till thtrir h unhand*
Itnw Krsnrss I'ruinp Vrt Jnha
Aii#wrnnif one w#ll wisher who TIisidr* How, t*l*orr*
•hanpion* in their own ntrn,
it**re liar &gt;»r H VH WIIH* IttJlh
[ V
are sufficiently
•ra ilHsI tli ul roinm enhtl on the lark o f enthu tji.fr
hltnrrt
^ ,|MtotlsWOHh flfiirra thny ran with "iastti, l(oa&lt;l S e r r rta r y Mark It oth
• I IT* — LAW
plied, **Wr|[. I am still a younir
f, r‘
liAlxl tha tlrvln that all Natiurtal
Tturman Faetlllsar t*o VH Maf
Is the thirteenth lln lirtfla
■
Ittfva flubs, rominir * lit of small
n « A I . DKtMKHI
it with a ikennnnt
feftrkl, fevl arhrn lh**y inra*lr thr J
llalli.mih Jlitiiirf «ll VS V'^rah
du ll
We do it
E o n eonfrvla trip 1*^1#*rhr*iI *tmh
tfn In New York
; * TH# Card Inal* frolirkrit Ihrmiifhf
Uwfr praft If# today and will hold
isother aeaalon lomnrrnw
They
oDliMit nr r i Bllt'ATins.
itliy R]K&gt;n Salvage O fficer’H
Wtr* to appear at a rail
HTATK OF ru m iD A t T*»
nitun* starv
Krod by • local furnitu
Ituhr
lialong.
Title I h Well-Known Jn r*r»Tata
of M II. Tit*
Umlfht.
No.
7
Ifudaaen
Htraat,
Tilt rtturn of the wort
• arid eerlr*
f if r#ii y1Ha, HfeUlti Carolina
('A M I' liLANfltNO, Kent
Sept 29.
29
p f c 8L
Bt Loul* for the flr»l !lm.
In
anp#arlnM
from
tha awora
(SfMYitfh
Lieut
James
W
BegVV Reg tel 11 nf rv&gt;mplaint fifed
In that
til* w ild a ffa ir of 1934 wa*
ng taken calm ly rnough l&gt;&gt; th* Me, i f nf Shrwvepart, La , Camp reriatn rauM. wharaln WATMUN
HKI
hiNH la plaintiff, and
you.
]iinri&lt;)iii|r
Ijunrtermaster
salvage
_ l l populace, but there •&gt;• n
Kl in TATK OKI/Mtl, tfa dafangreat deal of *|i*eu1atliui h I vmiI officer, learned this wrek (HaI the (Imnt that ton ara a raaldenl of
nickname iluLLcd him by officers So T lludaon Htraat, UitHtvIlls,
*
ill* id m tlty nf the Yank***' fir»i
lor IiI■ ii** |#11« Ivi* r ainj» mtv■jfr n*.uth Carolina, that four addraaa
‘ Sima pitahar,
1* In ear# &lt;.f Mr M M T»l*. that
‘ &gt;Alo*t avaryone Iwll***.! Mans opera thins hm tipimrrntly become &gt;ou arc near tha ag* of (wantyona r* ars ThaF*f‘»ra, you, RUJ1Y
w* Jo* McCarthy would lead with writ known.
llr promptly frceitad « letter TATI! HKteONH are roqulrad to
_Ernl« Bonham, hi* hug* right
he ■n*1 appear t*#fora tha Ninth
' handed ace who ha* won 21 gam, * mldre*Md simply
. . to, "Mo# The Ju.tirial f^trrult (vourt,
Aamlnota
Man", Cnn|)
a ad lost only fi»e. lie Metiml to! -Ilink
J'ink Man”,
Cam Blamllng, FIi |Count t Florida. a| Hanford, Flo­
rid* e.n iH# lih day of yetobar A
b# a batter bat against Cooper I
tv I til, and then and lhara mak*
than tb* Veteran Had Ruffin, who
answer to tha bill of eomplalitt. • A
probably would oppose Bratley in romillion lo r the conflict. although hit.
tied n
n n it you mhtrvlM
hlbtied
aasmat
otharwlaa a
i
wiji
seVrraJ of ( H«* (o rd in a ls have had da«*r»» pro rnnfaaso
ro n f* ««» w
ill ba
b« an
to*
tb* second game.
you
l°“ .
. . . . . ...
V T h # C ardinal* for their part rol.U ami Captain Tirry Moor* I

w. n h

hi

BW
«hlcfe sbaJJ

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a* tba

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ta la

A JOOTt

L

* aty
a (l.
fi
I ij i j I ll i* further orderedi h i t
Ihla
ovldancad no particular lnlerr*l missed I - day# of the final fight 1ord#ri*# published In the Hanford
w hom ih* Yankrae pitch.-.), *1 ft r th# pennant Ibecause of an I ll# r » n . » newspaper published In
though they were aomewhat *ur Injured trg. H r was able to re* flarnino)# roonijr, Florida, opr* a

•d to learn that tha tlmnt.cn
• not going to arrive until
eve of tha opening ram*
oth teami. aa far a* wa*
m , vara In go*.l phjritral

«“» " « "

m m »"

and not o n ly gave his
fielding performance,

h o ..V r,

usual flm* * r p &gt; e a
1&gt; m i
but
made
' ' l' H K R N IX lff,

, « « • ' ? the
t ' " pennant,
In ,hr
Inal cllnrhad

r,m f I

pfua ancruaA ...
ia tM tM p t A s k ___ __
rat* af t h m fit M r M l MV
1*1. Tba Mid

Mid rtnd

AMO

K

(W H lM B w mt US

lha gaotral ataetlon ta IM4 sod there-

, T pimrida
l Off trial Hr# 11

nolle* i h . i - *

kart

celery

muck

1ND8-— Heady
to
plow,
'atar for irrigation. No drain- M ALE OR FEM ALE: Two ladita
re tax, guaranteed title. Sale any ** • or man over TO. Muat
t&gt;a neat arul induatrlou*. Take
6-00 par aero— Kantal IS 00
rl aerte cultivated In 1942.
ordrr* for Watklna Prodotti
tk any eaten drawer at Ink*
Sanford and alttwhrra. J. R.
art. H. J. Hot*, Jr. I’hon*
Haney. 330 Maple, Daytona, Fla.
77, Orlando.
kind* o i planla now r*ody HOUSEKEEPER, |.r*f»r*bly whlta
for family of four. Apply Box
r
your
Victory
Cardan
M. Harold.
uu-laaton Wakafltld and CobhaRVfl
CaUraf*.
Chinn*
W t A C a . Coltania.tomatoc*.
Ap
ttsc*. Onion*, Broccoli, l‘ep- DRIVERS wanted.
Cab Co.
Office, 107
M, EMplant, Uaata. J. W.
II. Ldika Honrod, Fhona Id.
8tn*t.
i

I lK N K f U I . K I K C T I O * '
w ill l&gt;* held In M*ml.olo C o x a (r.
■cal* of iio iio a . on Tnooday a i l t
•uer— lln* *1 h* ftrat Monaa* la
No**nib*r. A
p. n i l
Iba' M H
T u te la r Ijvloa Ih*
T i l 1*11 D A Y OK KOVMMBMX
Kor lltpr**«nlmllv* In C t l l T M .
Rial* or Florida at lit | A In Ih*
H*v*nir * lih ih
Conar*** at tha
I'nlivU a i.iro .
■
r o r ll«|ir***nt.llv* el Ibo F tltk
Conar**,io**l District el iha Rial*
of Florid*, In ih* a*,*atF&gt;alRbtb
Conar*** of ill* Uh)i*d stale*.
F o r T h r , . Jootle** of iba B tpram* Court of ih* a m * of F lo ­
rida.
F o r Tw o II* 11rood CaiaiolMioaar*
a t th* Rial# of Florid*.
For T o t. jdomb«ra of Ibo Ilona*
af ll*i&gt;rt*,null*** of tha Rial* at
FlorM *.
F o r r it a County Commlaslaaar*.
F o r Thr*# Mamkar* ' . r / l M
Caonly Heard of rnklla faatra*-

* .
Unencumbered woman, prtfarably UOB.
F a r Canalabla la n t (aa - »ba
white, aa houaakaapar for email fojloolne J«* iia a DUtrlata, vial
tlnfurnlahad
family: lira on prvmleaa. Hr*.
on.
118.00
la T » * t l» * a y Whtraaf, I.b a v *
Italian, ra m
Park, Fla. or
bartonio **l my hand and a tphon* Winter Park, 411, day*.
M o l bedroom*, qulal

. Joyner, SOU Myrtl

WANTED; man above
to collect IndqttHal
debit In Sanford, w
Box 1W, Sanford.

THE LONE BAN

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W

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V

tsars: Th* o w n dutlM and
mosticsn of surli County (Awnshall ba as from ttma ta
Urns ornetdad b? U?

Aoproead be th* Ooeernoe, May to
1A4I

Filed la ofncs Sect? at But*, k g

L INt-

a n t othoc fanda Martflaalty arondad I m nU U oa tn
hinds on lh a ___
^ J o ^ ^ W M M ahafl aonaittut* the | «m »M of
roads or* dWtrtVviad ___., _ __
*eat (MuMiaa: pi sal Asd. »apart ad * lha O m u ___ __ __ _______ _________
______ ___ __ __ _________ __
•aid eipanias aliafl ba mad* w u d l
In cnrrvtng * « t tha proeM Pow « m shall hnaa boon taken i
newtjUr ftooptae at the Logwa!

D u rm u s T k a any i p p m l a i a M t id iM m — n
£ -------------------- — y A M o b lir s u ttooif *n tha Smafta and tn tha ~
bayood tha m r m l ra m rta a o f lha I «*orsMntal*Ma.
Atrproaad by lha O orsnsr, K u U
■tala Clam# Fu n d on lorn s
•ooctfloalty I big roeh srmartloomsat la U s
INI.
tha LanaUbsrv shaft fall
■ suthnrtosd by tha LaglsUatura.
_
mod ta Ofnoa Aacty
y m a d any I bosi th# rim m aniauasi ta
IS. IM1.
-11 Istoro a* PMateod by this am end men t
tha Ooasm ar shall fwithta th lr tr dee*
aflar lha s&lt;j*» m inaat of tha rasmtae
HAJTtom rrapadad
I ssmftoa 1 t s r ....................*
Iks Ossa
P m t lt ilf a s *1 __ __________ ______ _ All W va m in,!a
il H tha
d I
sitrsord
lha State of Florida M ba
PfbolUM for Old Tlolstkin ad th# *ro- lha gwetlon of rs s S M tta a o e s t
Haetlon t o f Antal* XYTL
wsbma nf this aasandmaol gad »T1 t i n meh eitroarflrmry n a i f at tha

oanaas1of tha Bnarf,

m

A JOTtoT flK&amp;OLimOT* Fropocin*
mm Amotidmsmt to aoctlo* 1. of Aittet*
I of th* Coo#mutton of Florid*, ho.
tatlog ta Homestead »bd Kiamptloo.
so aa |o Fermlt the Wtiss halsre or
Tneoma from any snuMs Whatooaeo?
Dus to sny roam tha Bead of s rem­
it? m Fmtided Therms, ui b* th#
Bubjsel of Damlihmeiil to Ih# KT*
1*01 of sol IMF* than tS% tfenvnf to
tha Cnurte of thk Ststa. as Ms# ba
Fro?1d#d ha Law for the f**»ment of
sb» OhlirrMotia Ari*lnr b« txoress nr
fmolted OnntrsM Auhoeouent In the
Addition of this Amend*nent; and
FnrtNf Frorldtnr fifranUrtn? tharvto
In Casas «f tomfne of I*#m then
Twenty*fl»a fhoitar* per Weak Meanl
•a tn NaeOMitiaa of Ufa u Mat h#
Defined or? tha faarletatue#
■» rr SB ot.vm n? tiih tJhnnf.ATtJh* OF Tint BTATT OF FLOn in a ■
That th# fntkesrfn* amendment to A*r
1)on 1 Artie!# % of tha OnaJiiiutlos
of Florida snihnrtjd na Ih# fnrnUhnvent of sue wv..*en salsr? &lt;or iBiran*
dua soy Daeaon who 1# th# head o f «
famllr »s nroYlded Iheralm to the »t*
reoai ianl of h*l thereof N# aod th# a#me
Is her#b? sere#d to and ?M!I
*u**‘
w fllft to the *'ee(o»i n#

ih# fVO
rWoevel
aeal Ftf"n*t of r». —*-•-* ■

ffeea (n l*SJ r«e ih »'r
le c tin : thr* t* to « * (

(►gi

r

nf Artlf'- T he e—e-e.* •&gt;» *dd In*
ItoMS '|J»# M lo w + -•Klh*&gt;"
fleetlam )f* " T " »
the «!#*?.
were? and toon*** frr*»s an#

taposi*r Ttoonoe U m . shaM ha M* I hlaivra Is hsrahy mandatarUa raanbad Whltao**r*f dt-# |M ofin* nr
aelad by lha Local*tara from time I la nsyyartlaa Ma taossaaau
eonta dt*e #nd owtna »" #0 ? n--wr*n
I* Um
IrafttM by UW amandinaal
who N ***• head nf a f»*ntl? ^ ^ l n »
I N I , ------------ hy tha toamo rTowawr ..

l au yv
a

11 ^
a

M h u n m mu t c m
fond
am
M asr

r U l ta offlea Aacty af WaiOk. May
•!
iiii
I lha tod of t want * f « n or al at). m « »
i --------------a*--------------- || sffoelad. and ah*h

in th'* ***** shall ha the nt***ee» nf
**rni*hment tn the eo-trt# of th**
•fat* *■ mat ha oror-Had h? 1*w to
th e

n * e * il

Of n o *

m e**

th e n

•••eb *aJ»ry waee# and inerwri*

**&lt;

for

»h# i»&lt;?mant of an* nMtratWva «rto*-*
b? atnesaa or frapFM 'y « tf » r t
»• ta lha sdnoitost of *h»s
FDod la afUM af Bs v tb n

of Mata

e» aalded. kia siM. tMl
the LaefststYF-e shah nnf aw^eid 'ha
nf aam'ihmerit

m

hee*tn pno-

fldsd Vhata th# aalon )« tTMH ne ten
oar wssb n e n t to s r m tltw of Ufa
•a «o*y frrwn ttma ta ttma ba dsflned
by lha le tliU in tf,
•oprorad b? ths Oowranr. I u m U .
FUM ta ofTVs Aacty of Btala. Jo“V

1L IM L

a a n i . n n i t n n tarn*.

or m

vrrarror rtjfiama!

L
T*n« tk« roilwin*
ml M I h Ui« It a* Amet*
ib* OoMUtatloa »f u » am*
• roleUna to lu itu o of Ik*
nf aovpnvatni— . with m u l l

( I H A I , H ccrtlary of t i l l , ot Ih*
m ala nt Klorlda, do htraby Bit*

g

aflar shill hold afftca far a larm of

t:;\ i

Classified Advertisements
;b

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nratM *sKsn^imaiprta* U * laenuwv
— -*t* wa* aa Um la* nay a* astil
IML, aoPraca* la Cw wmmaier Owtrta* Ka 1 aa a a a iM 4 U Boo* ~r~
o i Ch* M U U M al UM Cniaty Cbasa k t k a m «a **14 Oouatv. al h u m IH
a* a * , aeeeva th* tevrtuwv embeamd
la UM a/ovaaaJd B k I W
Iveetnct*
n w a ta ie M aaa XX aa* eueb ea/i a*
DertJos Fvoctact number l l od tie*
•oat ad lha «astam shnra of K m u n
Bar.
Tha Onset? OommlMtoorra who
ba aloetad In Pads Oounty at tha
tl ataction ta 1M I shall bold of#
__ far tha tana of two roar* tor
WhRb U t y shah t i n bean alerted
and that# torme of offlea shall not
Ao af retted hy thta ameadnoeni: out
tharaaner that* ahafl ha la each of
th# Dhtfleu sat*bhahad by, and hi
V«m»ajM« of, thl* amendment s
County Oommloalnorr who shall rastds
ta hit District but who shall b# noml •
ind atoned from th# Dmintv st
ttery Count? Commimloner of
County who shill be sleeted si

I

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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 29.
UP)— In 1899 Alfred J. Frill.
now a vuperlor judge, aold
friend a typewriter for |Z0 but
did not gat paid.
II* ha* juit
received a check for 171.60, rep.
resenting th* piincipil and 41
years' inlemt.

N O T IC E O F E L E C T IO N

E

LEGAL NOTICES

SA LE

aoldiar didn't know the ruriou*
•tranter who approached him In
Aleiamler tli* (irvat forbad# town and naked what ha was d c -l *• cu»tom of th* aarrDa'.1D u n o n rc c n u T a
Said
tha
atranfvr:
"That’a
Mrs. le ak Purdoa. l l tv. tih Ml.: hn wddlrr* to wear beards, to Ing with a cliaratta butt— but ha!
avoid ail advantage to lb* enemy gar# him the Information anyway, thoughtful. Think I'll try It myX. A. T y l* r. IT** Maanoll* A
T h a death w a trh beetle causey g
Ifeary, Ih*. I I M W. n t h I.; Wh
While
ln hand-to-hand fighting.
Sald Baird: **8lr, that'* a trick' •elf.”
moat timber decay.
rrnau o. Itobarl. t*a W. tlifa at ;

K a o n . l&gt;. h . Tat

8EM1N0LL COUNTY
COURT RECORDS

victoria* and It) *hutoula hi*
NEW K lH K , flepl. 29, (A*)—
.atalipad him th# yrar“t uutstnnd' All th* mil** and chatter a* the
k if Surler In the mejurv and n&gt; N * »
York Yankee*, American
(p ita ,of th# furiou* National league champions, entrained last
league pennant fight that la.ted night for the world »erlea opener
till tha final day of the *ea*on, with the Card* at St Ixiufa wa*
Cooper ha* been reite.1 tine* Inal generate.1 by me l^iul* Norman
Th u rs d a y .
(Ilorkl Newsom, late of the )u-

BIG

aa tar rcltalav-. w lntin.
■TatlHuL lllarwv- walaa-al
tali* v r o m a W, »rv* in*
b*t*%v *er*W t* u a .ball

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■i

AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
YOLUME XXXIV.

EaUblixhed In 1908

SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMUER 30. 1912.

*Leffler Named Red Armies
President Of Hit At Nazis
Left Flank

Calling attention to Under-1

.■&gt;
* ' &gt;

» I •, r *

f

*■«&gt; " • »
y

i »^

J

Miu'Arthur Discloses
Capture O f First
Objectives In U. S.
New (iuinea Drive

House Satisfied
With Quality Of
U. S. Army Planes

H r A l I N l l l l Pr«Mi

s e c r e t a r y o f C o m m erce!„ * ; ' • } „
W ayn e C. Taylor** s ta tem en t'in * down unon thr German left
yesterday th st 300,000 reta il; D*"*. t"*;1
lw,° Nf * ' ft*
r
.
'
,
. , , ,, |vision* along the flaming 40-mll*
businesses face complete fall- {0rll,)or between the Ihm and
• ure w ithin h year, W - A .
L c f*l Volga Rivers.
while Inside Sttllnfle r emphasired the im p ort-1*™;! «*|T «'• • • n-m.intd « « u . .
ance o f the Chamber o f Com-, (;, lmi n, continued
to
throw
m erce in w orking out the great ma»*ea of troop* Into the

27.

Half Of Troops
In Dieppe Raid
R ep orted Lost

Inspect WAVES at Their First Formal Review

Attention Called To Despite S t a % goring
Possible F a i l u r e , 1 L o s s e s , Germans
Of 300,000 Small Still T h r o w Men
R e t a i l Businesses
Into S t a l i n g rad

M 'M I I K K

Member Associated I'retut
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M i l i t a r y
i

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S u b e o m n u t "* t ’n i t l l t t o i t j *

R e p o r t s
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11, h&gt;|&gt;-. iinoh&lt;-&lt;l
lit thr fur I' ill •rit*, ill'll.
‘ N Sr|$l IM r
•tlb'rtt'.M. Hit.'. It 4* Mm A rth u r - liriuli|iuii ter- ir
•441«. *tt 1.144It \« •»»* l»ir t iil th r Aiiatriiliuti juniflr
’ tlsgk.
it f
th. lig h t e r ' hml ra p tu m l I lo ir

p m W e m io f th , .r n .ll m m b - l
- i£ \£ S X 2 .
X ant and bualnea* man. a* he *e I n | mor, ,han IJOO German, yea-1
eeptad re-election U.t night to t ,n|iv
the Invjderi launched
e third term aa prealdent of the| repealed. futile attack* to widen
f i l « | III.H« Ilk* Ml I t i e l l Ns «* 1 11 1 1 1 ivh
local trad* organltatlcn.
I their
wedge
in
Stalingrad'*
d ittr
*rhl
thi J a p n i it - w r f l r t | h | f
•1 t ..$» &gt;4.
* Protesting that
he did not i northwrat
section.
Only
the
f
’
th.
m u t h w a r it m il l •eif$*«l
*|na»»tlty
want to head tba Chamber nfi sparsest details were forthcoming
*lf rtlsMOttoll* *1 I s| 4l l p l l l t o I
_ Commerce again and expressing) of street fighting wllMn 8l*!lng• tlfl.llll* • •ill l*«
Ns* i s |*s • i t • b n ' * i ss ms III fl'MIl
Capt. C. G. J. Keppltr, ('apt. Ilcrtwit A Undrrwoml -ind
• a personal belief In tba rotation grad. Tl • Soviet newspaper ConNorthampton. Mata., after thrro wrtka of trainmir
.
. k .*4 l rt i ih th«- Ssslsnii' $»• n o . I t h r M r t l t i a n *
of all civic )obe *o that each•«&gt;m «l. rravaria deeUred. The
Flixabeth K. Crandall (left tu right I mit* •hitnii iM*|,r( |ink* \
$• |hr first of it* kiml in I ’ S naval hl«ti»i&gt;
I |. ,t
\« »4.
a• - that »•
\ll W SI lit 91I«ll $••&lt;114* WOlk
man ha* a chanca to perform In Initiative rem.ln. In our hand*,
fruup of WAVKS (Wnmrn'a R i» m r nf tt»« I S Nnb^l |(c«rr\i |
hra&lt;l • t h r W A V K S
• I &gt; s||||f tit I mil* S.f ,« Imill Ik
th* community'* behalf. Mr. Lef-, „ ^
" • » ,r }vr Uun,rhrio*’7. ‘ T 3
•lie . Ih. I I. .4 « || | K « h |*vI l**sk » * 1 hs»*l III SssIltHl'ril
durlnr
Ihrir
fimt
formal
rr%lrw
«n
thr
riini|iub
f
Smith
I
»»|
|
.
nr.
f1#r nrvcrth#l#ai atcrplni the p €rTJ*n dln»l«ma * nd IM t»nk»
, la'.t !•*i$• a" a..k . hitclnfoi f«ii I a t«s)« k*hiih aim
presidency of th* organlialkm!
l*1* northwestern outskirts of
&gt;% tii aii k pl an s '*
•*• miaainf
when a nominating committee ap-18*"ll" * r» d ha. Iwen halted amt
* inn* iNHI s« bit h •till »r|Hi»lrd liHlab
• - ■ by
■ -Temporary—Chairman
,
the German* have lost 1500 men
n o i l it i* Iscllrknl Ihsit thry aim
pointed
\4-I. I -I.S&gt;
and
29
tanka
In
one
day'a
fight­
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f
iMitts*
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ir«lF t
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K. F. Ilou.holder brought in hi.
ing there, the Soviet high comsin)* t mao nu n l l a s k arid to
name
•olllltt.
Ml
nt hi* i • **•»*• lit jut rel
Mr
U ffler aaid that th•nnouneed earlier today.
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Chamber of Commerce is winding I
Infantry, sup
up the year In
good
porte.1 by airplane*, made one at
condition, ha. a
record of p e r ‘ « k «D er another In that seetn.
l«" ..Im Stall
t Mlltl ..1 ..r Ihr
formane# of which he w.a neither&gt; '&gt; d* r Tue*«lay and at nightfall
New Hank President 1Imfik ..( ^4414f.4t.| l *••1 . .1 $n|.. 0 .
partlculacly proud nor aahamed. »*♦
*1111 were holding
Mil
1a*.&gt;ia „f t
II M. Ni.lt,
thanked Secretary Ed lllggin. for
»fl»ln *l poalltona. th* mid- Workman, Campbell,,
(••til fi* b •$4k1If Ul. \\ . .In. ••Im&gt;
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hU able aaslstance and called for
communique revealed
N•4 III.. f..»|4" tank 1. tin K i l f h t
N a vy
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M. Null • let • 1* .-r • • lit •.41 1Imor* help from th* directors
Warship* of th# Soviet Volga
D ohh And Hoy Also:
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annihilate.! part* of two
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gin*, aecrelary; J . I~ Ingley, see
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Charles Bradshaw, vice president,
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I ‘nu hn«i ssf lltr I* ••1stIII |f ssll Ih4 |1 he m nil 1 k
nry. chairman of !h«- ilrelion
fiiim r. '*
1! •( atril
dlatrict No. 2| Frank Wheeler. northwestern part of tba city.
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• ••til hwri *t I ••$ " H 4sf | ‘ $ k \ k s' tills
committee who anm»uitr$-«i that all
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communique
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of the club participated
Let «
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•m»ik » si * nlust rssfI- •! fliMiats si h \ , Ihr Slat* I; .1 » 1•
tin nan....... . Ml ..'•ti mt..»w fnr
Ip the vote a 1IHI permit at
tive
flghUag
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In th*t sector ft| l- T thvaa. aerond vice pt«*"1. oi
t •mp4 I Nts •IrtlrOliist Ags Slit4*l Illlt t re r. 19m• 1 ' (-* •
W.’ a . Kllhee, Arthur Yowtll. and n^ n, fi » nk
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Mu Miuiiti Stall Hank ..f *»ai- Mitt 1
Secretary Higgins In making^
de.troye.l 49 lank. F. I Hoy, fin.ne.al .eervt.
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a the current weXly payroll at th.
ffchUng. lh. high comman.ll Doudncy. J W Hall Kd
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may be expected to ex&lt;~d thl.j German nrlroner. were quolwl leratrr Tharp, and hn* l! sS
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It. axpreaaad confidence In being
* motorised Infantry
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klcNuIt $ whn $rplns i
III*'
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• $*»T|.A|. II
division
have
been
routed
in
that
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tn«“
*he
club
by
Halph
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— recreation building for Fort Mol- rcmpanlea (normally conUlnhf JI rt“ - « r Coir, local loaonirri Kh'iida Hlatr (lank of SwrifMid
iliitina »h. t.« v •tm1. •1 Ihnt
thin* othrr ) !••$$*!a tmnlia. thi Ill* lit »i ,4 • 1 t e | 1 |, 1 s '
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pHf • lit • ss| 4 11- k
Marik ..f MiD■nurnr Itaok i*f S pa
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’ ' . th i$tr f s.i It ••••
ject for the ronitructlon of ad- 10 •unrlron
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dlthmal wells for city water was
K C. Harper lo irrvr m
In
the
Mo
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receiving favorable consideration.
h.*» Ml * ‘ '
citlim i and public rrlatlon* •
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I Half ••I I h*|‘ •» k t »#tvr r miii ssf 1 I-•
Walter 8. Coleman, who read Cauca»u*. .150 Germans wrrr kill mlttrr anil Mr lkrn«lernt n*
t*M
file
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th* Treeaurer'a report In the ab- #«l. I I tinka dratroynl and a mini ( ha«r and t ompany Ui •• t
if 9es| bs.-ts ••
b«r
of
alUrk*
rrpulard.
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s.l. •. ••list
t less "Is* ..........
feat &lt;»t. s , at*
th* Chamber of Commerce now Russians were pressed bach. but.
Kmmrt Herndon. |irc*,.i
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has a caah balance of $2,434.26 tmlatered by reinfurremcnU. they, &lt;bc Key I lul, at Scmlnoi
S p w clin K ( up \\ iniH'r
sal »ts. i -saat 1• *• I \as• diM** st
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counUr atUcked and threw thc| School, na* InUo.luci'l
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• m u i h I tisn f ••r .i i • s * i
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by G. I) Workman
Is 9 lilt lls^
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•ti"t.ld inakr unis f |.| tha* ' • tint* i •r »i||% I
.
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U r of Common* ■had actually German* beck to their original
Dr., Lh*T. Dom , chairman
ihi klHiH t h r S t a i r lava. Ill 11 •'■si &lt;t 1' f SSff «• SsS.lMvt MI p.stlr stilt If**
position*,
th*
communique
aaid
t
v\ 1. k
m takan la l l l . M M f c ' deluding tho
&lt; V1 lc t •. |-t
Stu pl i n f a l thr k a l d r *
Mist* 1
profrim " eommltU#
anrn&gt; .iM«d dit%|nir,*' »aid Stair I'atissltnan .1
t 4l*.f *•$lit
Ihs
'•M'ltsslsl N
9 bo Unco on Oct. 1, 1941 of H e
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ii 1
Mi
Mi S u l l y aiii»minr«*i| h n pin
lhat rvporia b# firm from thr 1\( ffn-hlniri, yritm lm
•
fill
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t up
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i |gir
of
routissllnt|v
tntrirut
in
following rommittaa durto,- ih-|
n f i ; |MrMin&gt; |
v„i„,
I S*
I smI th
s. lirtfi.s Ms ••!. .is|
J IV l| 1.4$ •&lt;&gt;ttuib- ..... 4.1 a%«*t 4i
806.23, kaeplng w*U within tho
counting of the ballot*; K.I lone da, for knowledge - I
|,,«. t h r S g n l t i f t l bank
M'ti.•...!
1 •|l**»t Jtlfo t •$...► ..\ii ttit ri* kth*
budget for tho year.
“ I Ntii k'lad I •* l»ri sMttr tslrijt ifls *1
for the inter-club relatione root ,»nl, ton
|t„- ctanttnat'.&gt;fi
I Mam I*
m siii'. • Mini lit.
1iiirlrf . •mu
Senator HaniWnldor r»period on
'I' Mirlihurir adstr.l nn*l |*esint«s| With Ih r I h i a l n r • • l l f r ssf S«nfitts|
m u t**;
« * . . * . on piilil ii i
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h r •aid
I hats . i l w a v * llkssl Ihs
_ Uto work of tho roada committee
ty; (J. I&gt; Workman. Kuu*&gt; «n*l •• *» f'»at drtvrra*
I tl• I •sill
“
and aaid that no road* wor* boIn*
rrreptlon; 1^ Thorpe. •■Ilrn-Ufi. r lo thr Stair |H*|aftmint s.f I d. a id *la ist &lt;« | rha*ss l r r i * l t i « .ssf 1!%»«
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ronatroctod now by tho Slat* Road
W. H. Coleman, rlaaaifiraln.e -&gt;,d br Snfclv « i . s%&lt;il.ibl. it ,. .1 v " «
• l " ' n* ' ’’
",
.iding |«ib,l
Department which war* not do*.
W ASH INGTON, Kept. 30, (AM membership; Howard le.ng «
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Ignaled aa defenao highway*. Ha
Th* Office of Price Admlnlatra rtculture; Ralph Smith, b- » -. • d- •« " '
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m e. ....... cm- I »,.,|.c I .ball
aloo called attention to tba pro- —
Host Tuaedly put an absolute lid
T ra ffic AtTicIfrits
poood atata conatllatlonal amend- of 23 rest* a pound on thole# beef and standing
.IT ndln
rrcommittee
o m « h 7 y ' K1.'_'
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b „ ,,r.d
b,
# roenta which are to bo rotad upon at .the whole**)* level, effective
IVc. E C. Harper again "
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Drop O ff 1(1 IVrcrnl
on Nee. S and dUtrlbutad booh, Oct. 1.
ltd* 'I fi k s r i •
m r"
m i' ’T •
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vri.e
if , y,a, . ,II 1. prug...... .
minded memiers of the in'e, '"**
'■
end bell.
let* explaining the** amendment*.
know
1
hi
Mai#
Mill*
The price action, specifying club meeting to b* held n n l tt &gt;,l |&gt;r sI**4*afi *| k"
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S u ,r
lul
lb. pe..|d.
Sc.nmnb
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th* maximum price* on mil grades neaday with
the DeLand K i».in *
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( „ Un l,'
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i lk . • sk. . .
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iiiiinalh»n for
a It* run
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of drested carta*tea and whole- Club
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which may be charged by slaugh­
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whom bava enjoyed unduly high
,||# I Fmlalillru *11 s*pps .1 |i pd-Mfiii
and that a but wlU be prnvldcl i , aff„ laws
III *! .|i • I h* link v
f 11 lit I •
k'sii'f luisrist
Il'iHi tri
Worker*
Individual call'jtg*.
tin
•Mini
iiisiiitl
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k.Bf
for
th*
trip.
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alao
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Under au vkma eeatrals, btdl1'atrolman Hkl i*mjr will rut*
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Their are no ralvr. In Alaska, &lt;"•" slating Ib.i il might i.
rldtril celling* qrere ggjgllliliud lhat th# club would ■Old ■
|ilurl Hrivrra' rlaminali«n« t««lab
|si.*4l livm I ’• 11m• SI |‘a I* Bftil
l *'*.'»:• IMMI IHM1
fust
rmr»
|isot..| msi.-lt
at tba price each pecker charged nl«ht tupp«r it tho VAkln H ,rl ' at Ih# ( ’ourt 11oil at* |ruin I INK tnd •hen « co&gt;« die. anntbei I « on.idefe.1 if it ,..uld
„f
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lb.-,
,
Hintilnghain
Als
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,mll.-.t
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must Ih initmrtod
1 •“ them tbsl these |in.),'ls •• m grin*
evtnlnf of Turtday. Oct.* ,nv*ani
during the pertedTfarch 14-19. on
| nirranmy fm Aiiny Mini Nd» 1 t*if» $14 |9*m I" • ippli ini ill ri|fiilMf tslll s•$# SIfIf U41
Study of Urn .Individual ceilings
ii»a iif ili*f«uar |iui|M»*r« .Sri m«sm Mppr.tprI i I imii* for lb» f••* *•I yr»i
n h ||,| n n &lt;k *
i
revealed, OPA aaid. that a "email
LMUr Thorp of U»« • tirmlarirr
**iiiifiw nrst jtinr !*•
$l()t7i#2|(H)0 Approved
committee, announced that l"da&gt; i
marked th* “ * —
For State Airport*
tendance o f
_
long service on tho committee
1 W AKIIINGTON' .Sept t" 1/lt
Honoring U n i.- B. 8 Blanton
^4 m I'rppei anri.Min. r«l &gt;.uirfla)
c f tha Sanford Naval Air lla&gt;*.
U.S. Bomber ( thn Ii |IimI I Ilf t '|V41 ,\f*$lil'Hllt 11• All
who waa a g u «t at Kiwanis last
Koldieit over**** may have •re 41 bIL nr«l there i« a loril proM AKIIINGTON. .c rpl HI. /!'•
th..i tt &gt; An|Mir* A ppf$»k a* laianl
weak, Ed 1* m * announced a "post written relative* and friends at hlbltlon R film i Importation of T ill .SrnBtr v o ln l Hr, |n I I iwI mv | t.l'A TK M A LA
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esud" Inter-club meeting with the |home fer match**, rash money. Unlta&lt;l Hlatr# money, b o such
Srpt .10. i/1*i Thr Unilrut { total nf mtifp than |l».7.Ti.no lit
•ntilnflatlnn
|in»vtah»n
r $ ’ *
mcl tu
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”Charlotte N. C. Kjwanls Club
of cigarette lighter fluid or inlnxi- money could not be spent. When rhanmi
(armIrfUlatl'in alamiar
l*. II ’ ,
•mw.um #•!ilrwanlr
|r - mnl. lot
In, ilrvvlMfmrtit
,|#v.lopmrnl an
tu.t
mrm-|rantJ.
but
three
Item*
ere
Insending
money
to
aulditrx
In
othWhich LMut Blanton la a
To,
*ds
v
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Flying
Fortress
I
proveinenl
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airports
in
Florhi*
Inarrtlrif inataait a comrludcd on the “ restricted" list, ‘ »r countrl** us* D&gt; roeslle Postal b&gt;
,n . routine flight n a .h d Mon 1
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i Th, award, •lib the siiwunn
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tha Hcadauartan of tho Fourth Money Order* which may b* caah- i.rtKttiBr of
Isrm
orici
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llflln*
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rrK;. collinv.1day
. ' . sftrrinon
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.... nrighlxr
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to IsR*relc# Command In Atlanta ad at Army Post Offices any- where thn
hr, did nil reflect Isls.r ( hr—l of t.uatrmala t liy, killing.
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where.
Money orders ovar*«*s and ntlrr
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IICIO
inerraaea
»inr«'
rnemlar■ « f the
arto%t
army. Key
■re paid In local foreign currency
Ian I
and
(during
on*
severely
Wrat
H.000.OO0.
srmy and navy;
J issued a plea for ad Christmas ■t th* current rata of *ichange.
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t«*riM
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f
alu*
The atnendmeftt l»y
The funeral of the dead » » • Kl.simmer $400,000. army; NaU ^ A m U ■namlfl hminH1 far nvrrvMi ff*t.
Poslags for those Christmas lecaflrr lUrklry
if
Kentucky. hrh l t h ia m u n it ri g an.I waa
plea. $100,000. army; Ocala. $120.tlnalion* bo mailed between Oct. packages must be folly prepaid WfiuM rvqulrr
arc
'*a«lr«|uala, (#ndrH by Prraidant Jnrgr I'bkcol 000 army; Parry |it00 000 army?
at th* regular parrel poet rate, m rgi" b&lt; •ccnnilnj: firm labor ln ,ln&lt;i „ihrr hlyh Guatrmala ofli-l I'unU
1 and Ncr. I.
1700,000, army*
Tunis Gonla.
(lonli,
Request* made by the aoldlera only to the ptrt of embarkation.
lamps, $100,000.. army; Tarpon
for match** and cigarette lighter Each should be llm ltd to th* those prevailing Jan
I. 1011.
Iprlngs, IKOO.OOO, army; Venice,
fluid, badauaa o f tho difficulty of all* of an ordinary tho* bog and which fanner* have had In Uar
tSOC.OOC
army;
Zephyrhllla,
In producing crop*.
obtaining match** In many part*
1600,000, army; Bunnell, amount
of tho world will her* to go on. aboald be aecurely wrapped to
Indatarmlnate, navy; Fort Piorco,' &lt;
(Mod bocauao o f the danger of wlthatand rlgoroua handling; and
$*00,000. navy; Hlutrt, fAOO.OOO,
new ; Miami No. 1, Virginia Kay.
apontanoom* combu*ticn In mall abould be wrapped *o a* to per­
$1.00,000. nary; Palalka. 1*00,000
aacka la too gnat. However, cig­ mit ready InapocUon of the conO TTAW A,' Sant. 30. (Ah—The navy; Naw Smyrna. $1,000,000,
arette lighter* may bo mailed, but lent* by the canaor*. Not more
na
v j.
Canadian
Navy
In
recant
monlha
bo a m to loan out tho fluid.
The allutmanU for Bartow, KU&gt;
LONDON. Sept U) (A l—The aank four anamy U-boala, prob­
Caah money U aaalaaa aa a gift
Ocala,
Tam;
Itouao of Common* vole&gt;l 216 to ably earth two other* and took •Immaa,
• to axle ad It* own 111* another port In many other attack*, her Zephyr IttlU are to comp!
porta already In exlMcpce,
jraar without • (astral election. &gt;g r-j Mlclitar refort ad today.

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Kiwanians Elect C. H. McNulty, Melbourne Banker, Road Department
Edward Randall ___ Is President Of Sanford Bank O keys Widening
Club President

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Lieutenant Will
- Teach Hostesses

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Applicants For
Licenses .Should
Know State Law

0PA Puts Ceiling
On Wholesale Beef\
Effective Oct 1

CITY BRIEFS

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Be ivianed To Soldiers Overseas ()n p^urm purity mu Twelve Killed in

StalinOTSd

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Commons Extend
Term Of Office

Canadian Navy Sinks
Four Axis U-Boats

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ITI|# Sanford Herald

W EDNESDAY* E I W M M R

Service Men's Club

80, 1842.

THE

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With n largo nnmbcr o f fUlJoni expected to arrive at

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3 BIG DAYS - BARGAIN PRICES
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
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Ircat you reelf to a real home alm oaphere while nhoppbig.

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JDNEHOAY. SEPT. 30. MM2
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duplicallojia, con flict* and tu rih e r m laundcr*landing*.
orgn n iiatlon and ro-o|MTntion on th e part o f the

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. I,lly ,*,l&lt;l «nn'efflcicr^hlb^^lo^h^d
" e ffic ie n t Job ia to be done.
rrpt th« I xml of lio .u h,.t bft |
*” «• m em ber* o f th e com m ittee y b o are doing a
Ilf * vrry »mali .rmnant, wr |Nplendid nod much 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 I job. The H erald o f t e n th i* word
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,h;; w M c -h e a rta d coop era tion of
" " " " r,‘ « ornniiinity for them . M ay U telr work Ik&gt; huc
r.-M u l mid mny n |iI&lt;hhhhi Htny here fo r th e acrvict- men
ilii ir rt*wnnl.

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Fawn In lha Hill.
JUDY VAN HER VEEII

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Tba bait thing f hava a m today. I
Dr any day I know.
J
w » « a young tawn walking In lha
Ar.or.lniK
- hiltw Mieri- will be
kf* a auft brown do*.

Travel TIiIh Winter

1‘lana, coming In to roo*t on th, CAargar, a marrhantman aonrrrtad
U an aircraft rarrUr, arc guldad by a landing Bignal Dfliirr who aland.
coiunlcuou.lv outlined agaln.t * -b it , backward on on* aide of lha
carrbr. Ha ..gnaU (top) the plb-t that tb* approach I. O K. In the
button, photo lha tlgna offlrer In llrat#, that the approaching plan*
la too far lo lha olhar &gt;ida of lha Jack and rnuat t%ar in toward him.
(CtnhaJ 1‘rtttJ

ComilWiuIo Tactics Scientific Methods,
Taught At Army Said Necessary To
fiueriiJa S c li o o I Raise Good Crons

to Itoliert Wilder of tho Now York Hun.
traveler* in Florida thin winter and next
iviiiter, war or no war. pot merely tnurlat* In *enrch of a
ID
TAFKK
i : \I\E SV II IK Sc,.i
a*. &lt;Kp*
It* u n ami aya, wa,t&lt; »aiy l.ly iniIIi..imiri.*H playground, but overworked indu*trinli*t* and
.
It* Ug* wrra tliin mwl long,
C ii.Nt (Jill). ) I * m , Sr pi jo
pi mv nl •&lt;t«n||n« ntrihtHlA &lt;,f pni
I . It aaama.l aitram.lt nrw I., I— fmlory band* Mi-eking the re*t and relaxation *o iut-re*nr) Hit Vm. g»t out, b.Mii hit Vm .|urii«.n on thr ftaiin t .r.w..luuly
to a remunptiiin of their m-tivitie*.
Bo lively and to &gt;tr»ng
M»»»H*arv if
Jttf*fitan fartni m
It.h •&gt;
„i
Il I* KornelhiiiK of a tribute to the vn*t Iniliintry it TImirt *rr th- Iart Jr» thr \rmy un&lt; |«. b. .
Among Ihr rugg..1 lull* il..- .1 j •Ti-nl•-,! ami to the piihlir, uIko". way* Mr. Wilder, “ thiil la tnarhiriM at I'••• ilftluuiV liral pt.Hlurinif t|»«* . ............... .
prf
liianrnt
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urn
lilt*
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tfar.
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Tb* fawn MImI I •rrmril 4l»inll
. irm.-l after Iwiiitf rudely jr.ltod nut of rnmplai-enry. ha*
'in, I, Itui ( utr fi.*-l,| I,
.f,
Tb* iky w i» *lfr|rlM-«J hi ftu
* •••taldi'h'il lt*elf on a firm, wartime lm*i*".
Thr •rh«M«l im nut Mitrinhil fm ••m i)V un«| *m-i alJt« •
»w *.
rmulial iro**|tR Uii nnl&gt;
&gt;1* i* mif u .1* *« l«ipu.*
»»M ()
Thr hills r«**r a(K‘|i HI,.I full
o f it*
the de- training
■ii..a.|"Shorn
. f -_.fi:*
. w frlvolou* trappiiiK*
. *a* .a " _ l»y
' ,prioritle*.
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Ulnae atiiilltrw
..'•la-al Ibl,
ii.|r\ I
for
»«ilili*-r« *i|
nl iniifwf
mlrrmr »P
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.imui.N ..f military mm.ini'iilH,

the Sun urllr!.. contim.r,

!fr„"u* &gt;rVU,r*

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of lh»&gt; Army **f Ihf I
'Ifllr*
»»»•! Um* Hlalr Guard fl
Uiu*i .» I
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&gt;:•* That aurl. a va.i,,..!
...... I - ' 0 ’" " ,,f. rt'laxaliiin mul m r .-a t lo n nithi-r than simply mi 1 * 0 group*, orhool «&gt;ffui.tIn b* &lt;*••t to |M||i unit tli»•
hom.
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fo r thimi. whu hail unlimitMl tlmn anil money to •rrl. proLaldy tkoultl rngka fir»t *».« i I *r*it«-|
It «t n .
For one a.. ...... . B...I nrw
, '*_*•"•••* borialom.
Tin* tiny* n f takin g a trip to Florida or ronlnrl wllS miv vrirniy In m-1 •• .#» rt -.,. U||1 n,
. , f.
f,M&gt;t „n IJntte.1 Stair, soil
.1...... during iSr ne,l | «„ yrars
It seeuii.i .11 . I .
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1!’;- i IS ! * rn' ifr f'" ‘ninarnl
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Ihu, .........
i \ n Tfawn
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ta*to right that morning «r. Tlitrliral
nrniMil um tirgamicNl m ,,,, i rk
| " V'T
n " ' "W illy l«. go any place at any tlm u 1* not for Jmir Ly Mnjor &lt;’«n«*rtil Shermoit » ......i.
Tb* hlgnta, nf ll,a land.
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[ -'T h e hill wrr*» ki(uii) gimrdittna,• ,r
1|,H*
m| n itt'ki't in w ithout nuifh ilfniifi- Mile,, commander ,.f ll... K.rst ......
Se rvice (Viniinnn&lt;l, ninl plarnl in '
, 1'1’ ‘ J1'1 ‘ r‘ •' "••'"‘ in . n
r;m« I*
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Jnhti K. Howard nf
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lo o m xm lli-reil report*. It Vtoukl luKim that proplt' •I ant twn ami n I .If ..............
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Congralulalinn. 1,. tla.r.r. I w r ! 11,11' Im w lin g. but without I lie naillo ulimuloiMUl attitude Knglaml lull Spring, Mud,mg 1
working. Ill A a, * ,e u.n,
&gt;
who,!* begin.,lag in. i n.i , r » r
: Va.atmii, are laong taken ),ecau*o men am i women need at fir,« hsn.| lb, Uuaid
a",| ,.|l« ,
the |ti 111 ■It 11nme
&lt; hil.lfo.'* Home a rv.,l mul ilintant place* in Hie United State* and Canada
Saleclrd uffnerw of
Stale1.|
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vinitiil lM&lt;cnu*o tin* pyre* o f wnr e ffo rt m oke* it Giianl of ll,. biv N , » England 1
^ A cnultore «lKt
Ensign MB Hieme-r i. am.iher •mp*,rativ® that tho*n eiigugeil In it have a change o f neetie Stale., Bevrral mil.tan police | ' ^ ‘. t "
officer, •ml
and a few
N.-„ 1*uilnT In ‘T,
V^it7*r’'/^. •«r .| rinut.
1
on* of th* former Herald i«#&gt;«
mutter how brief.
tliii * em
York. Tm m , Mirhigmn Mi»uiir|
••■»r *U|ipl.im-nl .a. I&gt; „|Ser lo
Who I. making g„nd In , b.g wB&gt; |
'I n the lK&gt;gliii.ing there wu* u lot o f nonnenM written nod N’rw J . f f v «rr nimmg I Sr thf
f iif hi for
rile travel, with a grt-nt mutiy ngcncire trying nrarly 400 grmffuNlra of flit* hup. rnrinlo.
work rourar*. Alnntl,
arvrr-«l
T O W may t# no "Kb-nnoi
Idea that It wan a patriotic duty. No matter olhrr n m c r ronimnftda Lava The old flirtIc&gt;-i, n( ninny yr*r«
Chiba" tn lh« farm 1,vi. inr-*■. tml
be %»rak imlertl alie might love hi* [h id e Hammy, the average miiglit drlnlla aa lo ||»#» rurrlru- ugu \t
gf|lnal (hr riM&gt;Irrii iiflc aiul hit
It aura la falling mighty «|if(,
uni.
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It
wouh^lm
u
Hilly
liuaine**
to.
take
rhlne
gun.
and
lik.w.,«., ihr old I
« I t la find a yard man.
Im. There were other waya of nhowlng approiiirffh Irnl me (IomN of farming I
^ould not IfTgln lo pmvidr |h4»|
. Whan
tlil&lt;
™‘ ?»r nwhlle. travel dropped off |&gt;ocau*o many
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J* war Is over * d l
f‘&gt;m| ami ntSrr mrrkidlural pn»-[
t th# Japan#*# will w p rrj a
Jea
to
go
venturing
UurlR nrrdrd lay nitr f o n t * nnd |
irn to Iw Iminrhrd In tl»i« r**un on during aurh uiiHcttled tlnje*. Now. however
•»iir allira tu uliuin nnd iclnln
with the
f'fo r th# relit f of Ihr »i a nr ing
war on a grimly mdld footing, with no c.._
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us |&gt;l )iic«|
elrifiifth
one able to predict
Higl moral iirri|ts| to v%ll!
it* duration, travel in Increaalng. hut for far more Inudahl.
Iho
war.
Guffilng about til.- limp mill JreniwiiiH than it ever did liefore. People are lining it to get Ihr army* military i --lire- In ill frlnl ihr country. Tw-y arr n-il
ace of l lie second front is g,-i
i f to Ini on* of America's most I away for a real, in onier that they may return to their artruil adniuateiy I*- ■■■ inin
jo
I
m
in
Imlter
*h
a
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and
work
mime
more.
hrailnn rnmliat
with
hlgtt) r paitimr,, anil onr gue**
Irainnl ami hravil) armed anUt * » fowl *• anotiirt.
,hi" « "Imply arrived at riny
lorn t
after all the frnatir yeam.
‘•So, wa have adopted lha hit
Ahrad, nlth complete line
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'em. get out. thro kit 'em grain
• f Mint Gin, Mur Gin,
tactics,
m
ah
Ilka
tlnso
used
hy
Dry Cln. Itnm. ami Vodka.
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NEWSPAPER ha* been hnrd hit, oa havo other*, our rivalry for years."

Vl,'."“^'|r'n,' ,l,H !'l*"rT ,h,,,i'

hy tho elimination of certain advertising lm*ed on product*
!"kreo Th«
l&gt;0lnK manufactured. Adverting revenue
fh.krifo1S ?iTWbun* ,’ubll*hlnH ,ach wwjk w|lh credit to
the city and community must romo from local buainea*
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lh * **nc&gt; tf&gt;0 “ Jltor wlahes to aay that right
now -The Tribune;, circulation la the great” t .Ince K f
Hiom day* and circulation mean* much to tho advertiser
In getting buainea*. In the.future all notice* for benefit*
memorial not lew enacted by organiiatlona
JM ” , death of member*, will lai charged for at the reg­
ular rate of advertiaing. Tho Tribune'* atock In trade fa

gsmspsszst a tsssesuis

Paoplel* Forum Irltrri are
d to 800 wondi, but acme
londml,
overmhoot
the
Plcose get your Idea, S
ittdn the limit.—Key Writ
. I t s funny how many
never use ana word where
II do Just as well.
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kBywood producer rere|ye&lt;l
r antiUod the "Optimist"
W We etaff tagotaer and
Ooylweo*. thU title mvet

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Among tho subject* taught are:
potential fifth rolumn activities,
training (ryes,ears, nose),
Immot lilting autonmhllca, cam­
ouflage. crawling, stalking, street
fighting, grenades, bomba. In­
filtration, mao trading, defense
again,t plinn, hasty field forti.
flratlon,. use of fUma, ilrmolilion, road block*. ambush.
The student offlrrra ara taught
how to rrawl npiwlraalg up Ir.
Hnd an enemy trntry ami kill
him. Maybe a tilt In tba throat
or a knlfa through lha proper
• pot In lha bark. They are
shown how to rontrucl and m il
tto deadly "Woli.loy cocktail"
whlah covert a tank or automoif tUmlng liquid.
■twirled how la lea
■ten, (a hoar with*
mum

T iN N R r r

CO FFEE
W IT H

COCOA

O N E N o. 8 8 T A M I*

SUGAR 5 pounds 25c
ANY

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the home of Mrs. I. D. Martin
on Mallonviiia Avrnoe at 3 P.M.
The regular meeting of Fort
Mellon Chapter, .Soil* and Baugh
eater, nl tie Territory of Florida,
^ w t l l he held Friday eflrrnonn
Oct 2. with Mrs. F E. Houmlllet. ItlO Palmetto Avenue. Thl,
being Ilia first meeting tinea May,
a full atlandanre U urge,)
Mrs S. C. Dickerson will have
g dlrectl n of the morning sewing
cession at the lird Cro»i room.
Mrs. F. K. HoumUlat will direct
Ilia tewing laoloti for Catholic

P IL L H B U R Y S BEST

MILK

NEW FALL
SKIRTS

lardiflour

3 lull cans 230

i lbs. 250

4 lb. ctn. 690 |

dlipaUh rbler Into a dIUh,
it killing him.
-r . .
m footprint, |n tho ground
tom if a man wna running.

Bread
COCA COLA
MERITA
BELL
SOUTHERN

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AND W ESTERN

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COLLECT

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rN K W It'M

LEG 0 LAMB ..... lb. 360 POTATOES

A N v iu w a # »»v rr t m n t

Ro a s t ............... ib.

350

WtS aLICH 'KU MSTIf*

BACON SQUARES Ib. 250
wt:ar»:wv

ii:*T*tsi

UII vita tut

Sparc Rib Tips 2 lbs.

4 Iba. 230
....Ib 4Vie

9
2 15

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Wool and
n i t l o n t in
|i|*bis, solids, herringbone,
In every smart Foil color!
(lorod, pirated, and florod
style*.

4 lbs.25f£

$2.98

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SWEATERS
CHVRNGOLD

Every Wednesday

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nooelng pJenaurv on Hatur»Uy Night,.
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Center

lifebuoy 4 barf 24c
Lux Soap 2 b an 18c
Rlnso ......large 23c
Silver Dint ' " " ' ‘it c

SPRY 3 lb* 69c

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o|m n (h i (,
In ihr t&gt;ark nf ihr K«*
hradtpiarlrr«.
1*1 M Ka«t
Firll
Strrrt.
Mm. Rny Tilli* i* i!»
nrw chairman of ■raring priMtui*
n a l
IKjii. and klm. I*. R lUwaai,*
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j chairman of \oluntrrr wrrvirr^,
I*. T
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aiwl
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1 * 1 Ithat
lia,
iorganitalintt*
&gt;ig*ius*ii&lt;niB
H
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i*'
a, their house guest Mr,
I N j dtvidua'. ’ give Mr. T.lli.
l»e
DlarkmrUtrr of i Union. S. I
a*mr finr ro-oiN-mtlt»n
in lh« »%4r
o|»rt
artivit)
that « b « to rn hrr tlu|Mr* (irorgr Carroll and Mr* Ing thr Ito yrar* *hr a#rvr«1 4*
John Hrlarow uf Miami spent im inn chairman **
*a»t ■rrk rntl here •• thr Kuril
-Mr« F*mnri« K. Ruunnllul mi)I
of Mr. and Mr* M li. Trary.
l»r in thr trwing moin rarh Sat­
Mr*. ( 2. R. Iir«t ha* been railed urday morning lo rliilrihutf aii)
material* from all U r
In Charlotte. N C . due to an rrrrvr
If work k
lllneat ,,f her mol hrr. M n W II ('ounty rommunilir*
dr«lrr«| b) anv rommunlly on *n)r
Fouahrr.
•lay olhrr than.**aturda&gt;
ti.f
rhairinrn mayrontjf-i
FririiiU of \|r am| Mr* Sonny county
Roumillal at hrr hoini\
Powell will l*r *«»rry to hear that Mr*
hrr infant »*m .* dl in ItanvUkv phone HJUl-J, or Iravr a nir«aagt
at the hra«lf|iiartrr«. phone MO l(
Ky
jla deulrtsl that mminiinih rhaifIt.... left
tell thi*
thl. aft*I
alt- [7-rn. " '" " W ' Mr. Rnunilti.l
(
Mr* W t; Row*
emoon for I tilla,lel|&gt;b.a In visit l*“ l , u l 1 H*v hefora n.aleri.ls.
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her daughter. \lr« M II Saul |
From there *h. Mill go to intU- on «i.iy« olhrr than Salurda)
burgh lo vi*it hrr *oii( J. K MatrriaU arr on hand for nirn'a
«hirt« and nighl-«hirt«
Thrrtl(lkldlr«tnn
are rut garment* *»n thr ahrlf
lo Im* made
Individual* u anting
to tnkr mnlrrlal* hotnr t.» ic «
it

Telephone HR Iran Rr.l Crnu will

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nnturr ,fitailtl ♦tnutpv arronling
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IIK H O C S

Today iV; Thursday

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SHEARER
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la d y w it h like*
u v H a n im a b ia

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TAYLOR
hat v o lu n t M f
I if a m a j i w iu »

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hot-fool!
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SANDERS

DRIVE: SAFELY and -

o m o q n itio o sit
h e e l t h o in v s a
in s p ilo o l
iia is e il in

Tho pride of atUk In Aloika
■veragn thlrty-flre rente per

Lge.23ci

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British Deny Germans
Sank 1'.S. 'i'roop Ship

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will

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|of IIti »i rille'sI tuff r« ut. i -i- |, | |
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M o r t g a g e I a h iiis

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t„
Anm
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serving outside ih. rootimutnl
limit- I th. I-..■t.-.l Sint. - -hmill
elrariv *h..\% lb. Millniino -.iml
I ftxi 111 Ih-• *«r\n . ofgiinifilll. tf nnd
Anm l'o-t * iff if 1 iiuml** t "I il..
, addle**««

STRAIGHT FROM
N E W YO R K

ly bu*iiir«« and -orial meeting |rial* ••time ranl*M for tho«e who
of ihr Irntlli Seeker* l*la«« uf|i*i«h lo work for prmlnrftiftt pm*,
' ll»r Mrthoilint l Imrrh In I.I in thr|uhoh .411 I.- U.ughl nfli-t HHI
rhtirrh bun » Moml^b .iftrrnoon 1 hour« o f pn**lm tmn w..rk «ru •
Thi- meeting w.i* o|** nr**l |»tlli ing. knitting. •urgn.»l dri ««mg,
•Mr* « « I*»n*i 'railing the dr or ■ roniblnallon of ihr*r tine#
) volioluil Mild all present ringing arlivltie*
n A r r t iin_r m n A Y
Ixabeth
I "Swccl
„f I'raycr-', after
Draco Cilia
both BcbrcaJ*
Brin
which tlie |lib chapter of John
J. A. Jones J l
■
a*
nnd
M
ild
a prater *anl hy sSouthside Haptist
John C. Cole J.
Mr* 1 R Mill lo ll
Revolution* Hus 45 New Mein tiers
Mary Ann Whclchcl
were then trad for dremard «|*
(Jaorgr E. Zciincr
I'M. Mr* Harneti lire ami Mr*
Jack Amman
/rimer,
l»da l-af.rtlr
1 Thr Rev
# . Coorge
, K
IlMpiKt
11
v\
t I.
•• I1 timer
..... 1 hairman
s .
pa«lor
»”,.* \
' .
. of the.. Soiiih«i,|e
Rtf ll IT IN
,
.. I I .t l»ur» .h Mf, inllv
of
th. iM.iiioiat mg
v•immiltre.
. , .an....
, , . d 1 bat
itiiniitl
that the .ifficrra w»rr !
r*"1" ' h" ‘ h' '
,
Orram perfume it an tnnova itpnnot
to reman, Ihr .am- f.„ the c m |hu*&gt;nc. m. cling at which lime
lion In tb# p#rfunir indu*try. Jl*
Ihr, arc Mr. John'
’* r,r
a vanishing ty|»e cream bring ing
prv«ident
.
\|r. j W H
.'** &gt;r« r
,h''
of
■ubatitutrd for alrobnl a* n ear Vaughn.......
’
*
ia*t
fi*ra'
year wa* f* ad
Mr* R
rier for p#rfume
ft ba* il* »d t'rawf.nd. vis. prr«idrnl
F
&lt;
reiiabnw
%
t
*
rrlar
&gt;
.
Mr*
T
1
.
,
.
.
.
.
,
vantage#-n&lt;&gt; apdling or atapMi I K t t . l - , . 1 .
Mrs W
W "• "»• »• " I n.hlili...ml ...c .,. .. ...
be». and Mr*
ation of perfume
roiigirgation in lb. In
li
l tlcnfirl.l
ticnsnrcr
ThcJ! "
,
0
a
,
a
li* 4I» II h) ba pi i» III
; Rev l.« r„|i. m«ta II*'*I Ibe of. I »••
,
,
. , / .
..
.
I •(ateiiienl. nnd •■ If) Irttei
ladica in the aftermwin
fleer* hml rm
■•• •nt«-rr*ting1 r.
, ,,
m
Ih.
offnrr*
are
«■
foil* » •
Thr regular meeting of F o rt'talk .m do
tin w.uk plan, for the
1 II Middleton rlrrk
I
1
Mrllcn Chapter. Son* and Daugb roming v«*A&gt;
ttr* of thr Territory of Fkmda.| An mtereating program plan ! **»"*^1»n , , r , ' ,l,rr
f
,,rtl
Will h# held at 4.10 1 -M .O rt jJ n n l by Mr. I ft llaike) m |
’ k T
u ‘' I 7/
*llh Mra. F K Roumillat. !II0 rlinJ,.| a talk on
t«iviiig,a byj r ’ *
1r
*...... . M 1
Palmetto Avenue
Thl* Iwing the Mr* V I Wil*on. ■ reading by . , r" ..
r
" *n" '
,M*4 " *
first meeting *mcr May. n fnir^N*’r*• \ iiugtinn and n medley »f
° r, r' ,M" "
alien,lance Is urgr.1
' •••&lt;1 —"s— playeil ..., ,l„. ..............
, .
I n'ln n
i hi
.
|«
e»
lie
r. Iti*ll*ii 1 la %!•••» Mi**'*'
t.»ampb#H-la**«ing
l mi
r»» t»*&gt; 11
m «* Market
N urn
ft.| I \ llovdn k
jmrrican l&gt;rgt„l&lt; Aitlllar). will
1 h.
fill, .a * II,ei, itirncl
I'rneon*
li
1
I I mM i o
• Inur
meet at t'.e t egi**n lint at
:il
-i i., .1,,' luHlivua, Mr- F |(
man, I
A llrifeo | *• lla'key
P M
Mil l,, l‘ Mi- I W M„rk. ) m„| Jnek llrtiloii. I
I • arm !•••• V
A very li,i|«, riant nirrliiif „l
Mi- M M |i,„M-an win,
-rivnl
I llumll
for Ainei.ra will I-,' l„-IJ ...I.I .I,...k .
,h, foil..wing Mr* J V\.dk*' and Julian \ ....
Sum ta&gt;
S .b...d
1
ll
M ,i i .
at thr
Iwa.I.iDarter, ...,
F h »I \\ )
......I. M&gt;- It I Shin
*ii|irrii»lr»»d*-*»l
Mi** \l »• .
' Street at 8:30 I' M All m-m Im.I*. i Mi* VV s TiiolIII,,11. Mr, ton
h
u
m
o
r
w
e
r
r
l
K
M
M
i
*
*
I ..In*
bars are urge,I U* lie liter,
)ll„ V I,I.I, Mr. | I Wil.„n
I *»gbut li. I»**M*ur» r
B A T U R D„A t
„
„
... Mi*
II
M
.......
Sr. Mr*
T» Milling f'oo.n
R
1
lint
Mra.hranee- hlloumillal will
v(nrthll
Ml. j t
((u, r
ten
tin* f o r , .mi M&lt;* « My* let.
distribute aewiag t» all
" ..... ..
Ml*
llllrr
Welle. Mrs
llr,.||r
I ogburn aerrei »ry ami li* •* ••
cnmmlttaes at the Knl ' r
Wi'lnns. Mr. W M Mr Km. Mr.
rr
room during the mnrnlng hour\.&lt; I M e e t s
\1
VIbIwI III.,,,t,( Mr* It N' turner.
AU buys and girl* of Junior, Mr. \\ I- t l»|,„,an. M&gt;* M
S
o
i
i
t
h
s
i
d
e
School
Ritk School age may )&gt;.ln Uicl F
Moye, Mr.
Waller , Inrk M e m h e r N h i p Is V i t a l
W Commamlos a.-vl Junior Mr. Mitln M Starke, Mr* W
To IyCgion Auxiliary!
ta Warden* at Ihr Woman's |[ Menriehl. Mr&gt; I
I
l‘r,r.t
at 0:09 A M,
| Mr* J K Wilton. Mr, JVaogh-'
M r m b r r a h l p almiglh i* y d . » il .
Children at pre whool ami prl j «n. Mr. I.H llarkey, Mr* F
irii|Mirtanl t o t h e \imnenn I
mary school ages may attend the' |( Mitrhell. Mr. J W llurkrv
A u i l l i a r v at
t h i * lim *
Mr•
‘‘Story Hoar”, asonsorml by the; and the Itrv
J,,e A. Toll,­
W lablfi. prraldi »&gt;l ••! • «»u»| b »
*
ComraiUee, at tha pul.
Iroaalng Unit 5-1. •»■«•.!
••
The A l-e* A- na* no •• |*
Mrs. O. t . U t t a r . Mr* A 1)
declared, ol
"but lend* u- • ,i ,
Zachary, 8 r„ and
Misa
llrlrn
at tha program of i'» too •
•
• -•
Ward as reidmataaen
Memlwr. ,,f the ( hristian It,,,l.t l&gt;agion
For Et&gt; rear,1
rr'*
I
'las*
of
the
First
Christian
sought
to
orou*,th,
to
o
t,.*
1
•
'l
W. M U, of First llapiisl
'
•'
"&lt; **[ public to Ibe dang* i &lt;n l-,*",,'' - "
Church will' observe saaenn.l, '
"
prayer to t state missions at n -Ut and Mrs Airs K. Johns*,. Fri the county's delvi**r* i
'
1. \|.
I t
day night for a picnic supper and so grossly inadequate N.,» ■*&gt;»' I'*'
F. a . at tha church.
wsi
unt\*i*,ti '*|r l,i
••*
■•!,,,-to,v
,
Mr*. J |_ our rountry al
There will
rill ba a board macting business meeting.
service or conacriptlon «&gt;f all man 1 .................. p,
\gi,,„*t toy
llortnn,
vice-president
of
the
class,
of tha
Prasbyharian
..............
Women's
.
power, labor, ann |n«lu«try i* u- Ibuiib •• » ,. *. n,. lakfii ff«»m ()»*•,
Auxiliary al lha church at 3 :sc presided over the business meet* chief objacUve.
•
i
«
Ing. The devotional sras under
r. M.
**Kv«ry mother. •Uughin. # d r r.*l..... •
the direction of Mr*. O. I). landor
titter
of
i
l^gmnnun*••»
•
*
res* wllh Mrs. V. M Granthsm
llf. , ,
and Mrs. Helen Pearson taking ilfretial World War I vrlrm»&gt; f
ll I II II 111
part
Moat important of thr eligible for imrmhariSip m ib. 4&gt;I 1SS .11*21\\\\f
business conducted was the |,)edg American l*#gion Aunhfuv
Ijr
rv»ry
eligible
woman
■•••!
gtil
I
T
fs
ic
I
t
'S
A
I
[ibl# w
ing nf money hy _the members
will claim
cl« Im i er |*f*'*i»l
Christian
flag •if
,f Hanfonl will
to nay for The
"
'
brritage
by
joining
th* Iim-nI hiii&gt;
\|
,
» , .»
in tne rhurrh
to rationing, it
Tho*e prrarnt wer#: Hey ami . Due
poraiblr
rail J|wn men
i l i) il •
if
• po*
amir to ran
••'
• ' Iif
I
I
v* » ■ I■('ItI

^ ^ • S » ? v Ad ^'"|C h rtatian Buildent
Clarw Has Meeting 5^|,.rmn’

"••••Id I-. * U • i,*il It l.t |aw11, s| «#
th,
. .*• it
•**•
,1.• mo itditifol
- o l o m i t * .t i . i
tl.«
I *11
| * g t in
!ur»l‘ ,
nls., Mill m»| ».#• ei,
g l i d e !•• a t r i |.| s| lie* •if f i,
U *n t ,t|,.|. M it, U *I*^f«il*ul• t
hy
S e i f * l 8 i &gt; **f
M ate
«*m t
t*.
Tlovnlirtf * in tb,
. H o o - d &gt;«r%i«-v
a h u .•|-1•! . f **t th« m
l it* I• •11 •i •
Mill l*r t « | n » t t « d l.« I.n o f o r , dt
er ii oi f ’ ,.,,
t o Ills
• OO lllll * t t h r l .

A nvrnt W.u Itepnr tment *m 1 tin)
, v ia
rondtiefi-sl nl |*,»M • o f r i o
. Im r k a l n m *!•«« I *r»|
lb.it i n i't si vi
• mutelv
te„
|Htioitl
o f ,»l| m u d
( llltendiwl ( o f .(•
|.i ,%u nils, • -

Truth Seekers Class
Has Regular Meeting!

Lore loosely so screen can lie ire requested tq bring thslr yesr
ly dues and uplication blink,
folded.
will bn available for nrw nirni

Puil-

o w n , chnllfB B 1- n o w llr

aljriea — all In cirllliig
color*.

* '- 'Q U O 'C a

Matches, Cash, In- SoIiIUtb- Aiwcntee
toxicants Cannot
v,,,inK Kxi,l“i"'',i
IBc Mailed Soldiers ••linn* iIt#- ut nit**1 ,ri \ir&lt;-« ji

r.sjb*
■* •TJS

■ -

B n * thru g l o u r l
ir .r o u , r « n

Red Cross Sewing
Room Opens Oct. 1}

A ctivities

“ S.JMB
re“ ’&lt;uS- ttr/ w re

SCHQOL
■

OCTAGON
2 bars 13c
Flakes
Icga/.... 17c

PA G E THREF.

f f * * to Ihie up with
'
will attempt
Horton, Mre. Landrooo, Mrs |*»r- defense activity."
• • ' Iwi
M in
ft. if in#
■on. Miss Ilertlf Hughes, Misa
Mrs. Isbtli oaks hrr nirmbfu t IfUMlI* *»
itiin
* .*
a l t i tided
l«.
ibi
IW Pearson, and Mr. Warren
refrain from listening to and ir l»re*,,I, i,,
'• .1* 11M • til l'd
W ll it ,1
"underground
rumors"
\ |•in a ill nf the \\
W S S * i
arr bring • V "
M.... . )il„.I*
.i»i*l uiiaaii.M Elilily rr*
Stunning folding acrueiu ran be
* *
**^or
IHirpna# | — ’
R* f«i
I » r v*)"»»i
I l M i rtn l '
• rfvnl It*
made for that bora center by ’
diaquirtlng lir
• »•»•• awufilrd In Ihr | l.«
Imd
tsiki’ii
lilt*
ilud)
|
1 )•• f**)b*A*mi; M i* A J |kr t# i
lacing together three or four gm#ral public anH thus lowering
" 1
roiirvi.* .i*t ibs* IbM'l " M r r t Ih* •«.»•
minI
ilir
Jcflnnr
wooden panels stained a rich dark tha naliona*
.tlons’ moral,-."
S lm iry
iV lw ib . Star
brown.
Border tha edges with
Tha next monthly meeting of Ytmlb nf * .ilia " A i'l'ig n im m il VS l-igiinm
thr •nl*|** I fif " ii U 'r i i F iU 't " **n I i ».i ••• lliasigrm. klarlim A fuirivm i,
augur holes ovary two Inches and Campbcll-Icoaalnc
sill
Inf
Un
Unit
ll**
«tirvcti*.fi
of
M »»* ' I'hd** K*»i and K i W n llragy
lace hoards together wllh rone held Friday
. night
ilfht at TOO o'clock uiulrr
that haa'been soaked In the slain. at tha Lagta)i Hut. Old members

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An Important meeting nf Bun­ Mellon wit] make their home In
Mr* John Vaughan, pretnlent,I building
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prr«it|rd ob-rr thr regular month-j
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(Formerly itsggitl's l.h|. Store)

to BipiiUtlitg ilmp l«r.
whoi an optimUt U.
war of thaea momm
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Th* marriage of Ml** - Barm
Lola Moye. of Norfolk, daughter
of the U t* Mr. and Mr*. Jame*
. Thk Tcwnaarvl Club will m*«t Morria Moye of thl* rity to Gall
tn tb* Court House *t 8:00 P.M., Thornton Mellon. United States
I - F. Hagan, pmident, prrtkUng. Navy, of Marklry, Tax- took
The public I* Incited to attand.
plae* Tnaaday evening, Rapt. 15
T. K. L Claa* * f th* Flrit at 1:30 o'clock In th* home of
Haptbt Church will meet la th* Mr. and Mr*. Eagre* Marvin
Aanre at * 0 0 V. M., with ¥ r » . ( Hoiikar. In Norfolk. Va.
Th*
M. Camming* a* h*st«aa.
I ceremony warn performed hy the
Seminole chapter Na. t * f the r
. , George W
Rev.
W.. y
M. Taylor,
Taylor, tmator
pastor
Order of Eastern Star will hold of lha Zloa Methodist Church.
It* regular meeting at the Me- The hom* wo* decorated with cut
sonic Hall at 7:S0 P.M.
flower, and cond'ea, and appro­
Tlie Houthilde Primary Pchonl priate wedding music was played.
P. T. A. will meet at S:I5 P M.
Th* brid*, who was given in
Sewing In the Red Cro.e Sew­ marring* by B. M. Hooker, wo re
In* Room on FI rat Street during • drru of soldier bhie twill, with
the morning eeaaicn will be apon gold Irimmlngi and s corsage of
MU* Lillian P*dtorrd by the Woman's Club, un­ whit* rosea.
der Miss Irene Hinton's direc­ erton as maid of honor wnr* *
du
bon
net
crepe
drres and a rortion.
Mrs. P. E.
The afternoon sewing aeaalon s*g* of gardenUa.
Stevenson, J r, matron of honor,
at the Red -(.'rose moo, will be
wore a costume of black sheer
under Mr,. Minnie Jones' direc­
• nd • corsage nf red hoses.
tion.
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400 H A N F O R D A V E .

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and other nervicea o r repair* you r car mn&gt;
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importation Difficulties Postpone
lery-Feds* Game With Lake City
Coach Leonard L. lie Lucas
aUtad yesterday that &gt;e had retetrad a wire from Lake City
atatlog that owing to tranaporta■ IlM • difficulties their football
team would bo unable to come
bar* Friday to play the Celery
Fade of Seminole High School.
I t waa our original intention
to taka our leant to Lake t'lly."
, a#Id Coach Mel.ucas, “ however,
wa, too, ware unable to get Iran*,
portatlon factllllea for our team.
Aa a reault I am now contacting
varloua teams In lha vicinity and
' hope to have one lined up In
time to play a game Friday."
Meanwhile the Celery Fed* were
given a good ecrlmmag* workout
on Monday and an Indoor “ skull
M a ttef", yeaterdly In order to

Dillon Graham
Shirley
Povlch,
Washington
That's what Cardinal fans say
ST. LOUIS. Sept SO, (4&gt;&gt;-Ksfew art Inclinod to disagree. peria congregated hero for tho lia r—Tba champ* In five.
Picks All-Star andTerry,
John Drablngcr, New York
at 10, la the "old man"
o f this new gas bona# gang of world aeries climbed aboard the Tlmca— Hike Smith. I'm through
bandwagon
of
the
New
York
Yan­
Baseball Team Cardinals. Ha became a Cardinal kee# In great clusters tonight, picking agalnat the Yankaaa. I
regular In I P t l, the year after

altboiMh moat of them thought
the St. Loots Cardinals would
make matter* interesting.
Kan Smith, the New York Dally
Mirror's observer who picked the
exact order of Ute finish in both
major learose In the Associated
Prose m u o f baseball writers
last spring, lad the awing for tho
world champions.
A personal rooter for tba New
York Clanta and a veteran Na­
tional laagwa traveling corres­
and often ha would be a serious pondent, Smith declared "I'm
rival of lbs Yankaaa' Jo* DIMag- tired being wrong because of
gio aa lb* gras teat all-round cutsentiment I'm picking the Yanka

M under scrimmage practice put *‘nP**£l In and boraare.
th* team through a stiff workout!
w ' thoul n’“f .h nUMlIon. another
-e
...1
. 1 unanlmnus choice Is Joe Gordon,
” . “ ** * * »
Uc.klln|f:
the Yankee, aecond .acker. Alattention was also given to .pee,!
lmon, lhr beat aa a
III charging and in carrying the
„
, home
“ Hrun Master and as a player who
“The bora have not lost their|iirttrd In far mors than hla share
confidence,
said Mr. Mrl.uras of rune. Gordon has come ta the
“on the contrary they are looking!front this yetr as a contender for
forward ragerly to another game,] tie batting croan. lie has been
an«t gr* showing a lot more iplrlt; if ,*'r
Bve most of the see In near Ilee "
'son.
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for first base, Johnny Mire
I appear* the logical choice. The
T * get the moat from potatoes, bulky Giant s.jeker Is among the
cook them In Ihtlr packet*
I * at|nnal la-agur's
leader*
In
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- , homers, run* titled In and also

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Her# u i . K m o f tfco v+ewar
Experts Prophesy ■Yanks**
Gayle Talbot, Associated F t m
with tba aarlaa going
&gt;efcn»tve Outfielder
tba
limit,'
Yankees As World Cordon
Ccbbledick. Cleveland
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8T. LOUIS, Bept.’ 10, | W W ) Plain-Dealer— Yankaaa, bailee* It
Series
Winners
ar not. In ala.
In baaeballr I f * Terry Moore.

4*k youroff these
Questions when
you buy a laxative

an edge over the manager-short­
stop of tho Indiana, Lou Boodrcao; Rookie Vernon Stephens of
tho Browns or Hal Reese of tho
Dodgers. Some might choose Bill
Jurats of tba Oianta or Eddie
Miller of tho Braves.
Slaughter baa bean the big
punch of tho Cards In thtlr drive
to the pennant while Mai Ott's
fine play and leadership
has
brought the Giants, tabbed a* a
second division outfit. Into third
place. Ott la among the leaden
in homers and runs batted In.
Slaughter, Ott and Williams
rate higher In our book than DtMagglo and Kaller of tba Yanka,
Itelaer and Medwteb o f lb* Dod­
gers and Tarry Moors of tba
Cords.
Dodgers followers claim Mlckty
Ow«n was tba team's moat valu­
able player. He had lha bast of
hla six years in the major* and
gets the nod over Walker Cooper
and f&gt;nla Lombardi. These played
Important roles in their team*’
success, too. Lombardi * * * tba
leagua batting champion.

think liu rU win.
Stan Baumgartner, Philadelphia
Inquirer—I’m going out on tho
limb for the Cardlnala— baaod on
ana man, Mori Cooper. .
John Carmichael, ta k a go Dali*
Newa— Looka Ilka the Yankaaa
•gain in all.
Judaon Bailey, Aaaoclatcd Praaa
—Yank* are In for a battle, but
they ought to win.
Roy Stockton, S t Loula PoetDispatch— I'd ham to pkk the
Carda anyway, I auppooe, but I
really think they wilt win.
John Rrohan, Uoslon Traveler
—Carda In ala.
Joe Williams, New York WorldTelegram—I'm loo old to be put
on the apot I pick the Yank*
In aevrn, bet if Ccoper wine tomorrow then I belie*# tho C*rds

Enougti Schooling
lira. iRkhard
Moewenetern of
Selina waa surprised when bar
five-year-old non, Dkkey, trudged
bach lata tba bouaa a abort lime
after aba had taker! him to ecbool
for hia second day of kindergar­
ewa—Yanlu In flea.
Joe Cash man. Boston American ten. 8h» aaked an ee^ilanetion.
"W
alL" aald Dkkey, - it waa but
Tanka In (lx.
Sec Taylor,' Dea Moines Regis­ tba earn# todav aa It waa yes­
terday and I didn't see any use
ter—lick Yanka, but Cards will in staying." '
make It close.
Leo MacDonald, Detroit Times
—I Ilka those eld, orthodox Yanks.
Warren Drown, Chicago Sun—
I think the Yanka will struggle
through.
Herb Simona, Chicago Times—
Yanka In six.
Tommy Devine, United Press— DU Stomach Ulcer Paine
Yankees with tho aeries going tho
Make Jack Sprat ( Eat No Fat
distance.
M a d a m day ’M eek M p rs lIS '
w ha
Frank Lewis, Cleveland Press— •st
n o t a t because at dlatrsaa s t
Yanka In all.
stom ach at s lr a r pain In d lfe s llo n .
John Crotjley, Oklahoma City gaa peine, h aarlfcarii.
b u rp in g
Dally Oklahoman— Four out of all le ne attea . M eat and o t h e r e e s d illo n* caused o y earesu a r id sknaid
for the Yanka.
t r y Itd g e . O a t a tie boa of P d a s

Bring «oWr Into ytmx m x . A
novel way to do It la Jo paint t
multi-color stripe* on your wln-^. j
dow abadca. Or you might m a t ^ ■
the antiro ahada of chlnta to tn.y^ .
Um room look especially bright *
_____ la a
_
and coay at night. Thta
good way of changing your win­
dow treatment If you can't alford new drapet.„
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The city o f Namur In Belgium,
whkh formerly suffered from tho
overflowing of the Sombre and
Utuae rirera. has been noted for
It# itilt-walkera fur many tenturiri.
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ft used to b« TABOO

for A l s to discuss
kind • f t o f p *

Nowsdsya. thousands o f women
who suffer from purely function­
al periodic pain rely on the I-way
help cf CARIIUI. Started i days&amp;
before the time ami taken aa Jl “
rectad, many find It brings relief.
Aa a tonic, it often perks np ap­
T a b l e t , from y e a r d r u s a U I . F irs t petite, Increases flow of gastric
dose aauei c e n v ln c , ar re tu rn M l Juices, thus aiding digestion and
In ss s o d
set
la iL 'D IJ S
TOItll
M O K XT BACK.
At
M eK eyssIde helping build resistance for tiniei
A 82-jrear record f
D r a g Co. and d r u g stores a v e ry - most needed.
aaya: 'T r y CARDUI1

N A TIO N A L FURNITURE WEEK—OCT. 3 * 10.

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l Ioar „ o r r y0 In II
"f
, 7 k ! ' 'I . Durlne Ihr vrnnd half, thr ‘ ha
Igrnor-j Celery h'rd« •rrmr,| In rome to r »"
I Ilf* nd Iwem M-rapplli* nm| lh^ Ihr
"•JT 1
«-«an to plunpr for a or&lt;l
pta
, 1, 1 Htirht halfl «rk Hugh &lt; aril on tra r
i
■ n,r*'
vent nm lo f i r &gt;n
tiarl K u .ii, ;io vmi.I line, uo.l a| m„ r , n
hoi.tr.I „ t h ,r time, Cornilry. Kanfil .1 f , r,
cmy \ taeklr, irc..vrrr.l on thr 20 How
7
1 I ail, ever, thr»» gain, provnl to In- of
*ain», 1 no avail, and E u .ll. rcorr .1 again y
1 In '!»• final uuartrr whrn land , . ,r
i con i.a.ard to Hron.on.
1 *r
pilch i
Hawrvrr. it w( . .Sanfonl rrn- P, , ’'
ilrovr J ter | ( . y Kna. who in Ike la .l l n i
irnrkr few minute* of pUy, hluckrd n
A
•“2 5 2 , y e k br ^rank Trren behind the ■**
Dunted Kuatia goal line, which accord Mfr
rndmg j ing to rule* entitled Sanford t«*
!r n

*n , t w o

|M iin («

In City Coart Uat Monday ere
rln e , Hubert Whitworth, chart*)
with driving a car while la In
U itea U d condllien, wM flood
WO'.' and cotta or #0 day*. OtSe:
iaae* I re id w*r* E d Greoa, drank
ronneu, f I f hood eetraa'od; An
drew Vaughn, drenkonaoas, f it
andeoataorM dajrai Gortrud* Gil
lUm . colored, d U n U r ^ m d u c t
WS and coat, or TB day* aw
retrying ren ew led weapon « 10C
«»d costs o r I N dayvi Chariot
Dunlap, parkin* an
aklow a*.
** 8ond M l M ' d i Ben Gainer,
drunkenncaa Arc * o tm ifht
H

. 1 thr** appear* ncri If tha
•*»»•» ahould go
liw
di.lance.
Sine* there w ill be off day* foi
travel In c a u St. L u l l la In*
volvtd. this will hardly even bw
a hardship for D.r 2S*y«ir*old
Mlosovrian.
II* has a ■live*' fact boll a.W
m luat wild enough t i keep tl*
opponent* fro** n t t lo * set. T h u
rra r be has hit fear batters aad
trade five wild plUhra la addition
t.. riving C7 bate* on b alk. R-a
| r seldom mla.e* the ,la te when
11 would hurt (nd he: rmred ni* •
&gt;',u lout*— mere than in y other
r 1trie r in either l* a * j* .
trun laal y*p r I
The .tre n a l'i of Um St. la u l. rrpt southpaw U
•laff goes much deeper lhan i L
ace however. It la wvll balanced i S J X i S L
with six righthander, end thrrv
lefthander* and with .t a r t le t and
rwliof •peciallsta.
.
wniklng oaly 41
After Cooper M a n :i^ r B I O
gamer.
South worth
almost
m ta m ly
Mk.uiger* Joe I
would u i* la / t v M at I ani*r, a n r **l*ttl*ag wt
is-h winner, aad Johanr B e a u ty ,
the sensational rookie who hai Vu»ffig.*wr,&lt;
won !» and lost a ir Thie tno Ilt«k Borowry, a.
Har.v would handle at! HI. Loots IV laid ay Marri
m

m or

Y'l arc strong In left and can­
ter field
In left you have Med" T h nf the Dodgwra. Mu.lal or
Triplett „ f the Cards, and K rllrr
' "f the Yanke**. W h|U Kellrr has
| I be lowest halting avsrage ha has
Ml far more horeara and driven
in more runs than th* other*.
Mrdwick la always a dangerous
p e ifirm rr. while M u.lal I. one of
the rook la dlacovrrle* of tha •**■
•on.
r * n l* r flrb i prvaentj DiM lffirto
j f Ih t Yonkeoa, R« I •« r of tho
Do-lgrria and Moor* of th* C*td*
- Uirrr• of the greatest basoball
has
arm
In
j
'
years.
National
Leaguers .ay no one can com­
pare with Moore a . a flyhawk but
Terry r .n 'i hit with Dlmag or
R fl.e r
Reiser, not far binlnd
Moor* defencjvely, I. th* 1&gt;4I
National Lcagu* batting champlon and a rontrnder a ftin UlU
year. Ill Mag, tha American Lon­
gue ■ moat valuable player last
year, haa roms along feat after
a ihahv atari. Ha la on* of th*
few wh&gt; have batted In more
lhan ion runs —setting too f a it
a pace f.ir Moore or Roloof 1—
• ml l« a homo run producer. JUI

W

.n w ,y co urt Friday morning.
iL m ?
. yd 0 t ®r»* * « fcun.1
p m y o- two eounU. drunkrtuiM.
!*■ anf '° * U or ao day* .ml
disorderly ronduel, »28 .m l r.wt.
or 76 day*.

a SA N T IA G O , Cuba, Sept.
.»*v.° ‘*rr
? "* w,r*- Ru*»&gt; l&gt;co„
Ty. — An earth«|unke ahiMik R
dronkenne... 118
• t I I :ft4 A M Lit•trrit W®
jw 46 days; Eatalla Johnam. im Imlay but thrrr wire rm i
II* l* rcV '.h H fl, bond ostreatril; j a ir rep.rta nt damage

and cost* 1 ^
Croon, drunkenness, tZS and (o*U
or 74 day*; Annie Mao Coleman,
aaeanlt. |W and eoato o r T l day*.
W alter G llyard . disorderly ran*
duet, t i l and rot*, or 41 day*)
M L Elbrus, one of the fin t
U llia Mao Glean, dleorderly eoo- the Caueaiu. mountalna (o
M
ppod,
riaea 11,471 fee t-m
duct, 111 and eoota or 41 day*;
Joe Gibba, assault, WS and ewata than &gt;400 feet higher than
or 71 dayaj E lija h Stinaon, va- highest peak In the A lp s.

REGISTRATION NOTICE
■ ■ 1

The Registration Book* of the C ity of Sanford. F lo r ­
ida. a n

op«n at tha C ity H all, commencing Monday,

September 14th, 1I4&gt;, for lb* puypos* of registering
for

the

Municipal

Primary

Election

to be held

except

Sundays

aad

holiday*, up

U

and

High British Officer^------------------------------- — j
Broadcasts A l l i e s Building Vital Road
May Soon Land On
F r e n c h Territory
j

As the battle of the Titans
continued, P r i m e Minister
Churchill told Parliament to­
day that public statement*
^&gt;r speculations regarding the
"im e or place of future Allied
offcnslvs operation* were un­
desirable.
Even a* he spoke, a high
British o f f i c e r told the

g F ranch people in a hroailca.t that
today mor* than ever the poaalLI 11ties of D rill.h and Anted land.
Ing on French soil must lie fore­
seen, adding "The offen.ive of
th* Allied nations la In thr mak­
in g ."
At th* same time, the D riti.h
mini.try of Information branded
the Grrman claim of having sunk
American troop transports In the
Atlantic as "quit* untrue."
So
far, the Navy la credited with
MYtavIng never lost a single troop
transport from * convoy in the
Atlantic in Ihla war cr thr other
World W ar.
i ’lrrre 1-aval gavr the German,
th . choice yr.tecday of keeping
£ h im In office 01 risking revolt in
Fran c
ova.
compulsory
.atxi.
conscription, reliable advice, from
P ari, said la .l night.
Iniurmed
observers
brlirv-xi
latval haul a good chance of win
nine hia point with a plea that
W lfublk reaction must bo considered
^ b j | they were uncertain of the
final outcome of tha arm *, of
soma .100 Americana by the Her­
man* In the occupied lone, pre
. jrnably ao hostage* tor lulnro
cY.'nangt
W Ufficlal American quarters .till
lacked
formal Information on
, what was going on In Occupied
France. The .enure of th* Am eri­
cans, moat of- them
In
Puri*,
c-uaod no surwHso because tloaa
llabia.

Temw the Law Allows

PAY NOTHING DOWN
1 A Payment Whatever in Sept
11/ Payment Whatever in October
re q u ire d

u n t il

d a le o f p u rc h a a e — N o v e m b e r

due

10 th

New and Charm A d Two Living Room
Pieces in'Th^ Latcgt Styling
liovely I’icturrs lend charm

-^Davenport and Chair

to any room.

i

»OU a»d A ado t* girt a**t and height»**i t# y o# . Urla, res*. I Fopal.r modwrm aad period
•l/W*
W l spring roaatructlaa.
Year rhoic* of
■*ny fin* fabrics.
-1

We have a

new and complete assort­
ment to nelect from.

HASSOCKS
ik t . n o m o r e

for duration.

.Y
a bond
L ?n,,ht'
«w" ‘ biv-hr
lio
Mtrtfttod. and * " * 1

S H IP M E N T

OP

D E C O R A T IV E

PLA TE

M IR R O R S

U bwmioI H h.pcs with PtrfoctJy Ik tu tlfu l D m otb Uo m

*

Florida Prepares
BARGAIN D AY — 2 Features Meet Tampa U.

.

•*

&gt;

in

m

to o u l d i n

nom and alyl* of funtltirra — 8cm» with atUehad flower coalaiam
'

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Th* situation sorred wll'i olhoi
factors. Including U. 8 . anJoreaJnenl of th* British occupation of
Madagascar, to Intaoatfy tha a
cut* status of American-French
i rlaiions. But Lav il'a apparent
Hlffenlng on th* labor program.
It was pol/itad out, could bo an
•mporiant iactor la
avoiding a
lupturt.
It) 11 * currrn'. stand against
compulsory conscription to ralao
, 120,too workers in thr** woeka
for HlUor, Laval had not nocotOne of the menegrre of the
aarllr changed hta perennial wnlte House
(Conference
Committee.
Its for on* of red, whit* and Fnerkmtn teiii the emende&lt;i bill
Liuc.
alu&gt; eitenda to dependent* of tn
II* appoarod almply lo b* giv­ iiuiuciee the u m e protection giv­
ing a prudent ear to rising pupu- en the Boltiier or tailor.
Sparkman »eM the debt prntec
tion provUie&lt;1 by the meeaurv alto
would rover endortera and guar
■ntora on debt* of wrvlc# mrn
Tit# legialatlon, he a*id, give*
dlecretion to the court* to decide
the extent to which the protection
•hail bo granted.

IbSom

LO N D O N , Sopt. M / C e v - A do-

vmxhln* vIrian

Randolph. Macoa
81
Galnoavlllt, m b ! * t
•AarinJr with a worn
opponent)
. Unabl* to g ri thaf
d*r l » r |h* preTlo«i

f r .* w a

First W AFS Report for Duty nt Army Air Rase

r

A.s.soclnlcd

I ’ r rs n

Red Armies W iden
C ou n ter-A ssa u lts,
H o lding Stalingrad
Primarv
S,UK'k
rrowPH
rrimary nFlprtinn
ecn on Kl,ss'an
icc.|M»rte&lt;i
Attacking
Set For Nov. 3 Kn,.my tror.-nHesOn
„

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1*

.

JSmM

H
'W

,

.Northwest Of ( ilv

I
,

•

1

'Rotary Club His Men And Women Pupils Needed To
Fill Defense Training Ci isses
Yatching Trip On
St. Johns River

CITY BRIEFS
I
»m uM Ilk !
*•• t v t
t r ia l U h i \ «
n il- | f . i | m t
- • I
I a *• •I* •i I k *r |*
te riil
t •*
..n lv
•| 41 r * M i . n l

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1
Mr

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liw* I It Im

him i ll I lain*
a U h u u i f h u f r«M «r»e i f i i i« u p i
• !• !• * .
»i»
m u * l»
f#
ito M i ‘ 1
N'
b »v .

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t ill

I

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va h i. »|

t.M ilM

f

I.llt

put

I I

A m eeting of S e n io r A
W a r d e n s » ili t»e teld to*
n ig h t at M OO o'clo ck at tl
H a ll
Jt*el h i ' l i l , r h ie f 11
w a rd e n for the S a n fo rd
a n n o u n ce d (ih I i )

Middle West Crops
u,c#lr,^i!im
p'“5.01!hr^ ", * lan Formation ui Badly Damaged By j
Recent ( ’old Snap

! W. will hold x mooting tonigii « l ,
,
.
| H:30 o'clock *1 thr Woodman Hall. | l | n | f k | A r n iV
I I M 1f
tend two now member, will i . ' * I U I I I U r
2 \ r iliy
IJ IIII
j inducted. Company E of th*- uni
—
! for inrank, under CapL ( In irn rr.
Formatiun ol it Juiuoi A&gt;m)
I 1. C ollin, will N lt f ir ■pr..licliiin I nit In Scminnlr I outnv t** •
I drgrra on Ih* new eandiiinlr..|&gt;crale, .tartlng I
», i "
------ ---other grout** anil oigani.alioo
| D river, .tood
In long In**-- all m tha rollrcting of «rr*|. *o. lul
dav .Saturday
and up to - ini tublx-i and old rag* a- an
an 1
l o'clock in tha craning In io-l«r In tn ihc national war rflo it. wa*
J obtain driver*' Iiconaea. -**.l a th) aoblecl uf an oryanilat I total of 826 wars Issued, *1 a a* meeting ol prlmii'*!- **i i&gt;l*-&gt;l I *n ■•(tiarwloe
jfr..**
(
anno unced at Ih* Court Houae iSroighoul th&lt; tounly a h&lt; in.
ara*&lt;*«
,
today
Total number i*au*-*l lo at the office of Sup!
la a lm
Vilnl i ftipa lik* •••yl»eaiia Mtol | .
'd a le are 4^67.
It was rewalcd '.Saturday
morning
ai
II
ront « e ir **lt «r» •«»ttie l.iralitii • ^
j Wednesday will bo tho la&gt;i •lav ^o'clock
A Bimilai
inn lu q »«•• l a i r vegetabb * »ui h aa (tan *.
| in which to obUln ft lie**'*** • t negro principal* waa helil at I
Inm iliria. | #p|H f&gt; radial ra Iraf ''
•tor that applicant* must lake .'o'clock
in the afternoon
Mi i letlurr and onitiMi
alan
were ' 1
,'drieara examination.
. I.aator said louay
caruallira a bh’** to (he legion 1 -v '
_ .
'
,
i
I The morning meeting w *. ad of virtnry gftVtlenera who, up !•» i H
\ , lO-hrtr.ijidtnaa* laauod y e .V r- I r f r c e d by C K D .w w n , c h .i. now, hav# bfttn harvesting bum H
Amm * ' J , J “ " w W* ~ - ••"‘"♦ man of the County salvage c m 1 per yield* Root rropa apparently , M
n a m a k fr ..
nr
naign w lo told principal, ' l l . I W t r t n o
)or. In tho Junior A rm y), that j The Ika.l turn «•( wegthcr, after Mt
“(he main thing waa to get M-rap month* of n m iwrfect b#bavl4»r
to Ih* school g'rounds, and nut 1 during which American agncul
r appllrant a.»H worry about trving to .anarste tUP* ac) leved reconl crop prodjc
|
V ic h e d the l.tion in the flrt* w ar of it* war
1
JudfB Ware,
effort, caught U la soybeans and ^
'nal lima limit
I corn In northgrn aection* of the
lla— ib without

Color DeXtrimlnatkm
In England Protested
’

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M rm b rr

W ASH IN GTO N
Sept 21 (&gt;F[
—The House )r f l« r iii) completed
( &lt;&gt;ngre»«»on*l action on legiflition lile rtlilin K
m iu n n c
tru'
debt nrolKtion t&gt; men innucteil
into the ftfTne-* lorrea
ll adopts 1 b) unanirnout con
•rnl a ron itp n fv report on r
uiII amending the Soldiem
and
Pallor* Civil Itell.f A n ol 1940
w llch
Hop
Pparkm ar
said
"bring* tha old law up to date "
U n d er-A a legi.laUon approved

D f k B jf * Grand
Convenience

29. 1912

*,'er.mnn,. (ienerals

Soldiers Protected
From Debts Made
Before Enlistment|

JUST ARRIVED
A iN EW

T U E S D A Y . H K IT E M IIK K

*

LO N I MIN, Sept If'.'. »4*» A nrw
{ Purgr of Nmi grnrrals by Adolf
l l li i r r along thr linr of last win
t*r'&gt; wholrsolr diatniaaals I* foi
lowing their failurr to take M&lt; *
row it was rcported tialay with
Field Marshal Frtlor von lb*ck
ouitt&lt;l from command «»f thr
•Ullr«l army at Stalingra.l ari.t
Field Marshall Wilhelm von I^eb
replace. I on thr !«rninirrad fr nl
T h r Vichy raillo rr|M»rtr*l FlfM
M arshal Sirg mund List, who illrrctasl thr Balkan campaign, ha*
• rvplsrrd Von |iocW with &lt;*n1 tiro
I Von llyth srroml In rummantl
] l.lal i« rrgardr*! as thi Irailing
lag p on m l nt lightning s s r f a r r
I T h i. may mran a nr** «avagr
j assault on Slalmgra.l
I Meanwhile, A.lotf Hitler ..I
I dreiwr.1 12.000 young officer* *n.l
cadet* of the Herman army, navy
and a ir force at thr Iterlin «(i*»rl *
Ma.termliul twhlnd the Alcan,! palace M n.lay. eapraa.tng conft
the Alaaka-Canadlan highway, the! dencr in virtnry.
vital defrns* link which cunnrctal
H itler outlined Herman h i.lory,
the U. S. With A la.k a, I. Ilrig. erowne.) I.y what he .ailed the
Gen. W. II. Iloge
He U com- preaent light for n n l m r r . an.I
manding officer of the U 8 . fotc*. em pha.l.e .1 the high .lull.-* which
building thr road Work on the the young officer, a ir called u |m o i
highway I. progrea.ing rapidly.
fulfill

Last Times Today
O N T H E S C R E EN A T LA ST!

F L O R ID A ,

• ■
l l y Ae.aci.te* Praaai

—Just Charge It

'I

EJ

Saturday, October &lt;4th, 1941.

no m o n e y

S A N F O III).

jChurchill Derides i
—
Speculative T a lk i
• O_____
f Second
Front|^Mlan -F,ont
______________________ IWholesale Ousting Of

Including

COME IN. . .M AKE YOUR SELEC TIO N

• ;

VOLUM E X X X IV

Novtmbrr lid , 1941, and w ill r m a ln open each day

Furniture Sold on the Eastieat

and

AN INDKPKNDBNT DAILY NEWSPAPER

on

Here’s New Pep and Sparkle!
G lv* (hat Ur*4 lirlag n o * of your* brand-now
oad "hoa* ap p *«r with Wight new places of am
Intortat, priced wlgkly reasonably I
Beat of
lorma are easy, ta ilo re d ,ft fit yawr paraa!

10% SAVED
NOW OR 100%
TAKEN BY THE
AXIS LATER!

ts*

H n rn *

ting has featured th* 8 t. Louis
drive
A rky Vaughan of the
Hr " k . ha. slumpod at bat and
the ailing Yanks* valeran. Red
K"lfr, h a . passed h i. boat day*.

difference?

ness, w-Jjn^ -C°*ih iin^iafnia^Bj
and coat* or 74 dajrc Hoaa Lot P*ti» larceny. l i t

w gyga

League Standings

«t'sa

titer w

F oF In fonca

By C H A R L E S DUN K L E Y
N E W Y O R K , S o p t t l , (W W )
8 porta Writer
“ A*
Hnoa a rt written the
a , t'
®*p* **. W *l-T h r
Card in al! are the hotteat tram
L * u Lm Cardinal! Sunday bt
In baseball. J f they outpoint the
2 * • «b*mplon« of the National
I W * , f ° r Dio t ilt h time tinea
L ™
8y climaxing one ol the
wort ril/Tlng drier* In baarbtll
hl.to ry with a 9 to 2 victory
Sweeping almost at will up
" i r, the
Chicago
__
—- Cuba"
- » - j In the and down a tain sn*kr«l Held r .' h
l i rat
n t tguunn * of a double
*
" headei.
D
Ahd
, w , meaturt
I,,
4 * " fw
for. food
they licked Hfht. fast tt.uad of Etutis Pan*it
I then tlrlcu icl the Seminole High
D ^ C o b a , 4 1* In
" “the‘ • wond yamr.
School Celery Kc 1* here Friday o
.
tre a t crowd •vrnlng by m *rtire of ‘J 7 to 2 .
|a
o r ? ® — by
‘
packed
Kportman'.
From tJ
sery start of thr %
park to
the windup of r.
game,
the
hut'ia
team,
which
r,
BrU U ng . „
that h*d carried I with substitutes
nunite red
no |r
dowm to f»o very
laal^ da
. !—
^ jy of the more t'ian IN men, Ivgati to
lin t ,C
C a* rrd
drove
m £ n'.lihe , f D,f• lJn,r
ii., mure
koma the tUather with the 42nd pierce thev .Sanfnn| ilrfem rs, and ui
▼Ictory la their la .t 61 gtmea. play ha| been under way but a
minutoi
before
Warren'
TB *y fnl.hr. two gam *. In Iront. le *
1. rd.
fa»t
K unI m
fullLack. ?
7,
brforo
thr | lunirrd ovt i tho line
foi
i« Ju
Brooklyn I&gt;od»era’ final futile
UmcKtloar.
jn
V jr tf iy &lt;n,M
»■»•«» •» Phlla.
Of
'he
Kanlm.l
pla&gt;er»
quarter
-1
oelpnu v i a •potted on the .core
back Daniels proved strongest '1°
.
. , ©n defrn»r, w llle Itnrka Wolfer *f
nimaeii , * n,| C#r|r |on rnad* moat of the l»r
m n ialn ..g|rr

Celery Feds Are
j Beaten By Light, ,

tV

coatx or to dan: Thom** Kao- Rtaiiqr, M da711 Alpbona* Wy»tt
dolph, disorderly conduct, |4 bond
t H W . * ° Sayai Jo fcw i, u ]
((treated; Henry Smith, drunken­

Ch urthlfl
don was

Soldier*’ Absentee
Vote Bring* Problem
T A LLAHASSES, Sopt. »».
to U b c by Floridian,
la tho 0— 04 i r i l l M , author!red
— A b sent**

A •mall, vsel ami fright efii •!
httlr
female numkry rrn u chfl
■hlvedlig ami rllBinal li»ar brr
malr as they ituml in Ibr storm
awaiting breakfast by tbi- moat
al Monkey Island this morning
Park Kupt
Jam#-* MmrgKtr «.
hi. k i roll) rye rV#r attentive
th«- iMisbap* ami troubles nf bi-«
animal charges, noticed slid syin
pathiteal with thr plight of
tinlittle monkey.
’T h e big Itheaua monkeys cha«
r*l her into the moat; ami there’s
no telling how long ihe waa in
there,** Mr. MoughUn said. When
I first taw her this rooming »he
was in th* water so far that I
could just see the top of htr
head.
Look* like I'll h iv t
to
trmna/cr her lo a o&amp;fcr pl*c* un*
Uts th* big monkey* quit pick­
ing on h«r,M ho added, ”1 declare,
they're acting Ilk# a bunch of

I BN B ia riln a p jlro lm .n a lii
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Storm Warnings To
Small C j f t Issued
JACKBO*VUXa 8o*t. &gt;9. UD
— T h * W o a t h « r lv « a B
onLred
sm all
tra it ’ WOtalagi
Which
ware ls*Q&gt;d U J * BMrxlag, to re­
m ain displayed until aunat today

President A ik * For
Navy Apprppriati on
_ WABHINGTOX, ,lo»4._t*.

L Y 0 N 8 . Kaa. Sopt. &gt;9, 0T I - A
Lyons nfan who la s
returned
/reat xa A n a y camp where a
W A A C company la atollonad aay.
tha f lr i t thing th* woman wore
taught waa tho art of making
bod* and how lo cook. And th*

Mint* Workers Report
No C o a l Shortage
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Sept

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( ’ountv (.UK Totiil
For AugUHt Listed

W E A T IIK K
hr 8 t . t r 1 H K O R G IA — Continurd
rith o r
n
l mill tonight, wit? alight warming
total of • trndonev rarlv M rdnraday. F L O routny. 111IIA — No dockilrd change tomid Hills- peraturo tonight, occasional light
2,128.061 .howvra and d r iu l* over south
und and and central potrona and posalbly
jmntlon. northra.t coast. A L A B A M A — In■d Duval trrralttant rain oxtrema south
a; Hills- portion tn l. afternoon
and to­
l l ! a ll- night,
continued cool
tonight.
291.338 F ra.h winds coast. T E N N K 88 K K
—Nol so cold tonight

Hails P
flin g a four
top, In whlcl
it j Injured.

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T h * history of 'flwltiorland aa a
fed .n l« d government began. Aug1, 1291, with a defensive league.

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_ ' Then! 1* more new cdnelruetldn jrcttlng under w .r In
Florida thJa year than ever before in the atata’a hiatoiy.
That la rather difficult for many of ue to nnderaUad aa
we compare the fiiah daya of 1925 to the rether difficult
financial time* through which we are now paaalng, until
we are reminded that over 90 percent of the new eonatruction today la of a military or naval nature and la paid
for by tho United Statca government.
"Ftorida’a conatructlon Induatry haa been converted to
war,’ aaya the Weekly Butlncga Review of the Florida
State Chamber of Commerce. "Conatruction contract*
awarded for tha state through .Aufiiat 1942 reached the
thumping total of 1218.000,000 the hlgheat ever in the
Statca hiatory and 164 percent above the comparable 1941
figure.
•
"Of th, total contract., f 188.000,000, (92.9%) W *n:for
all types of public construe tlop-echoola, roads, attests,
bridges, camps, etc. This compares aharply with the peace
tlmo nature of conatructlon In 1941 when only 81.2 percent
of an 981,000,000 total was for public construction. Not
even the palmy daya of the "Florida Boom" aaw such a
construction program. Tho 1942; volume, principally for
iho armed services, Is more than;70 percent above tho 1928
to 1025 averages, which wore thqn considered staggering.
"Most significant ia the small amount of private conitruction, representing only aeven percent of the 1942 vol-

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break tS k Kail • beraaa* of the
lira sltuitkm . Tha Southwestern
Fo* and Wolf Hunter* Assort*i w J D*toP irt*re0f. &gt; ^ * t in
Hon postponed its annual wolf better f la ro r ; borew t i ^ r i ^ i n !
hunt because th* hunters wanted I phrase "drinking a toast." * °

Social Calendar
R om . w h ere I s it
#

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Jo^asafl Club will meet
In tha Court House at 1:00 PJI..
P. Hagan, president, praakUng.
Tha public U Invited to attend.

T . E . L . Class of tha F irst
Baptist Church will marl In tha
Anna* a t f t 00 p. M., with Mr*.
M. Camming* ss hostess.
Bamlnola chapter No. t of tha
# Order o f Eastern 8 tar will hold
Its reg u lar marling i t tha Mssonic H a ll at T:&gt;0 P.M.
. F R ID A Y
Aa Important meeting of Bun­
dles fa r Britain w ill ba bald at
A tha home of Mr*. I. D. Martin
w on M tllonvIUapArm us at S P.M.
Tho regular moating of Fort
Mellon Chapter, Sons and Daugh­
ter* of the Territory Of Florida,
wit) bo bald Frid ay afternoon
Oct. ft with Mr*. F . E . Roumll0 let, 010 Palmetto Avenue. This
bring the flret meeting sinew May,
a fall attendance Is urged.
SATURDAY
A ll bay* tad girls of Junior
High School sga may join tha
_ Junior Commandos a:td Junior
W Waste Wardens at the Woman's
Club a t 0:00 A J f .
Children of pro-school end p ri­
mary school ages may attend tha
“ 8 tory Hour”, sponsored by tho
kcrnratlon.Com mittee, at the pub• Ik library at 10:10 A.M „ undsr
Mr*. J . C Mitchell's direction.
Mrs. a
E . McKay, Mrs. A . D.|
Zachary, 8 r„ and
Miss
Helen
Wsrd as co-hostesses.

ceitectteaL
Whan I dlmbad Into tha barber
chair. B ay say* In mar
.
“Sorry, J o s A l a i got tlmo fo r
you today. We're deaiag**p this
morning a t ten .*-•
And than 1 remembered. Thin
was the day the tow* bad agreed
*• drew everything— and I mean
rrerWjMaf— and ceiled scrap for

srssB sa— —
, That** * W
100 lbs. af metal
for grary man, woman aad child In
w U w * . Just show* jrou-w hen
American clUssnt go out to do s
job for Usclo Sam they do It right,

(With apologies to Oscar Wilds)
n M lig h t iy ,
k near
tf . U tte r the snow;
.
Bpook rsn tly ; she can hear
, The dalasi grow,

1 . h m p h s a ls on m s t h o m s t J c s , especially p ro b lem s
d ra w n fro m tho fie ld o f n v ls t io n , navigation, mochsnlied
w a r f a r e nnd in d u s t r y .
.
•

1 A B kaf bright silver hair

,

, ffarnished with rust;
; BBS that was dondrous fair
' Fallen to dust,

No. 4 8 o f a Striet

eora* To d» the Job boemoao w .
went to, got because somebody
teUa u to. A n d whan Ike Job's
u "*«
* • * • #t
Aad tko Judge agreed. Bo paint­
ad aat lhal m s s f U i tolar* that
M po folk* gad together to J u t
V kst ws wars dads* saw.
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C r r l g k . 1943. Jtewtef i t t * * y r~U+u&lt;w,

§

Jeannine Manning
Celebrates Birthday

2. Industrial art courses related to war needs, wKh
special application to operation of machine tool*.
•’I. Auto mechanics courses In co-operation with local
Ksrngcs and farmers, with emphasis on repair and opera­
tion of trucks nnd tractors.
•1. More practical courses In cooking and sewing.

■ Spirited, white as snow,
K i_B so narsr knew
&lt; f l s wad a mo ire I
?„
§0 proudly she grew,

m
”

JU fd ly «1»P. mossy stone
L ie Mi htr breast;
I v t l my heart alone,
aha la at rest,
M T IA ry ; t
.
\ • Fba has forgotten tear.
I ■gjffO more to con II;
H Y - M w I I tea buried here;
i f 1 Hoop earth upon IL
r
’

Farm Labor Hurgeribv Herehey— Headline. Trying
Rivo hired hand* the cold

I SO* now w halarsr became
ft
" grea tea teat
military
tst of nil Urns”, GsnsralMaurics Gamtlln.

tiroes, jo an Winiams, Derethy Price, Charirne Caldwell. Bal­
ly Morrison, aSlly Kate Wllllama,
Mary Edna Lmndrere, Mary E lllm abeth Carver, Ti |_ 1 j* to i» M .l
W Martha Hagan. P ig g y Beat, B ar­
bara Whitmore.'Nancy Jo GonsaJer. Barbara Dampter, M ary Da­
vid, Batty 8 t P Matcher, Ixrrlel
Thorn#, Bopble Me Dougs l, Mildred
_ Windham.
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Also, Jlmmlo Bowen,
Bobby
Jones, F rea k Robinson, George
Spencer, Robert Middleton. John­
ny Drum ley, Malcolm McNaO, B.

Uom of tha global concept of the war, and poaLwaf living,
w,ft* S Br&gt;. *
tha educaUon committee
aald when educational workara faced heavier reaponalbllltlcn . for adjuatlng
tha school ,—
program to
to aa great
great national
national
*
- .v---------Tneed. Never was there a time wnen thesg worker* might
take greater pride in tha algnlflcance of their work, never
nation*” °^ X)rtun
*° Berv* children, young people and the

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Tho woman autolat posted for a anapahot in front of
tho fallen pillars of an ancient temple In Greece.
Don’t get the car In the picture/* ehe warned “or

Wcoklly ,|l«JtW*1*

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T e le p h o n e

Philomena Chuisano
Weds Sergt Leavitt
Graceful palms, white gladioli,
and toll wfclto toper* decorated
tha chapel of the Fighter Com­
mand School Base In Orlando
whan th* marriage of Miss Phil•mens
Cbiuaano, daughter of
Mr. and
Mrs.
11. M. Chlosano of Orlando, aad Senrt.
Charles A . L e a rllt, son of tha
late M r. and Mm. A F . Leavitt
of this city, was solemnised Mon­
day evening, S e p t 14, U
o'clock. Soft nspttol matte was
played throughout tho ceremony
which was conducted by Chaplain
Aloynlus Phillip* In th* presence
of close friends and re Is Urea.
T h a bride, who was riven in
marriage by her father, was d m .
ed In an aqua wool street length
frees with matching hat and loggag* tan accessor!**. Bh* carried

Mire Betty Cook recenUy cele­
brated her 10 th birthday with a
party given by her mother, Mr*.
J . C. Cook. Vase* of targe pink
rue an decorated the rooms where
ram ra and contests were snJoytd
by tha guaata. Prise* were award­
.....
ed to Maxine Thomas and Billy
A t th* conclusion of tha
astterUlnasesit a pink and white
birthday eaka was cut and aarved
with tee cream.
T hese present were: Miss B et­
ty Cook, honor guest, ami (hr
M laics M ary Margaret Hemd on,

Jo an
J o in

H a erte u ?’
H t m i t t , K a t r in a

O f lea b y ,

J a m Davit, J h
and Janlca Caak.
Alto. Bllj^ Lyon. Chtrlta Lana*
la c , John Fox* Billy B tttt, Don
■ Ji H tw m rd , Dontld I*adwlf, and
B ttll

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Bergt John McMahon snd Mrs.
McMahon and Mr*. Addte MeKinsley have returned u&gt; their
homes In Gainesville after spendtng • few day. here with rela­
tives

Night ralla are not unuRual ta
Abdullah At I A M m
f of
3. he will rvapoml « i d
i*ne
Mr* ("naair l.yima. M n . C. C. Pireptlun "If I am t&lt;M&gt; tired
Johnaon and her iiiu |h tt r , Char* fm m w ork, ansi t annul g o t my
Una, anil Mra K l iu U i h llarpar U » t . then I w ill not go ' V •■)■.
have rrturned to their homea in
AlM iiillah j • a wort sii u n s iffin a l
Pom|Mmo after »iaitinir with their mesllrs
hi* n|»e&lt;ialit\ m a*»ag e parent*. Mr
and Mr*
K
W w ith einuh«to|R sin tn&lt; ie*-l H it
otllea
• Ifu n if
ritig e i*
la te
ra** «| Ih t
Mt«« Olive t'hapmar haa U r n
namwsl ihairmart of world frirrui• hip for tSe Method! • I atU'Unt
organitatlon
on
Oa
Florida
Southern Collrfe rampua
Miaa
Chapman, wht&lt; i* p Ruphornor*
it
Mnrida
.Southern
it
the
(Uuffhh r of Mr ami Mrt \S P
CTt, P‘I,»''.

Mrs. ConHtantine
Honors'YoungNephew
Mrs. Angrlii ('onstanlln* rntrr
lalnrti Sunday with a lunchron
Hill! theater party » i*rn ih honor
of th* hirtbiloy of h»r nrphrw.

1 ^°.h n n F
A le la n d e r . B in g .,
and
J t m r a wrrre e n jo y ed by tha
#M|
guests.
fo
uaata,
foBowIn^
which
Paul
Wsold was awanir&lt;l a pritr f n r

hiving high score. AI MrMillan
snd David Bock assisted thr hos­
tess In serving the SO boy* who
were present.

b u r n m r .b»g* #.f I «*uo ll M ayer.
Ibsl*ert
r a t lor.
N’o im *
&gt;1 r a r e r ,
K a t h a n n i' llep hiiM i JsiSn W ayne.
&lt; a f t lif a iit
uiotot *d (h r lam si i l
I r e l sil Hssllt Wsssssl ) y Ihssei wh*
a «k hi give* advtrs u p d irt and
on ce flrito l ubtRUtol t n o d 11Ii *Ai ng
It Nm Yirtm
M flatg irf*
&lt;*h»
It n i l
V i lm i
M d a if lr n
who
lirou gb t
A le lu lla l
to HollywsMid
/n y e a rs ago
M rlotgien
« M illir S a rm y o ffice ! in tbi
la * , war.
found a hotnrlrtot 1 0 -v ra i ol&lt;i in
th r ■'reetR of |Ugbda«f I im iIi him
In a p riv a te home fnf t a r r
Me
Ijig le n te c a m * fond nl h i* III I ••
A r a b ia n c h a r g r tang I I him !*••%
m g aiiti the a it of nia« *age W 'ten
V ic c a m * to H o||vw o .al
h. ai o ’,
fu r A b d u lla h
Abtlullah • a n u N
a h o le r
lie U»*.| to fig h t m lb*
lo ca l n n g a u n til M il-o g le o tio.k
him on ae hl» i*er*o»»al t r a in n
T h ro u g h
M cLag i* rt Se
w idi ue f
Sia c irc le of s tr lla r r lie n U
am l|
w hen V ic took a trip m K n g lao .H
A b d u iia h e U y e d uo bare
|
*'| do not grow rich hut I m ake

a living," aaya aerioua

fo their separate vajrs hereafter.
Brent aald tha matter of an im­
mediate divorce had not Iren dis­
cussed and that there was a pos•Ibilltjr, howtvvr^rsmots, lhat they
might lit reunltfl. Both arr un­
der contract to W arner Brothers
studio, and If ha returned to the
mov tea probably would I- cast
with her.
"T his la an entirely amicable
•*per*Oon," Brent told nrwsmrn.
“ It la caused by divergent Intercits of our separate career* “

HAPPY B n m iP A T
Mr*. E ric Nordgrrn
K W J Wllllama
JarqooUns HowUn l

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Ml
an«l M ir
Itu d d )
M r«*lry
■imI ta in il\ of
* c r e lu»u h

ron k*ur«iR of Mi
H radd)

ami Mi*

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Suotla\

|(itb.«f|i M rCiill lito reltiritr*! to
nr »WiU
W ith both meat a»*tl milk in Nrw York n fln Sn\ mR *|*rfit it
h ra rr ilrmamt in tl p Kfoki fnt few ,lu\e will* fn* |»airnt« h en .
F re e d o m

p ro g ra m ,

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w ith

Mi

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a n .l

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dairy row* ami beef cattle worth sre I uilding .in addition In their
good mnney, W. J
Sheelv and lalrv
Hamlin I. Brown, animal hn* i \|,
K„,i
Hie. rs
landm an ami dslrynisn with the „f ( i,ta,i,.|.. vi*it,.| M, and Mi*.
Eitensinn Seivire. *ay that it it f V\ preval' „n Snmla)
doubly lm;roriant not In In.e anl | t*,r ||rv t.nm.l Nel*„n of Ormal* from iM&gt;i»onlng
‘ Undo i* 11 . p s.lo r of the Me (
In their rn ll usiatm In meet I |h,«ll*l fh im h and m il ronduet
the Fond fnr Fresvtmn rnals Kin 1 .r r r ic r . e«&lt; h ..,,.n ,| nod fourth

I rh la fa r m e r * a re « avin g a ll t h r
h a y and f l l a f f i*oaalhle T h rR r F a
O n -Io n w o rk e r- iu g g e « t that th e y
be r a r e f j l not to c u t any i p n
tabillto in p rre n n u h te n a U in te m lrd
fo r e it h e r hav or e lla g r , and th a t
a n 'a n a l* l*e kept o u t of p la c e s
w l e r e the plant ia g ro w in g

COLD WAVE

Aa Fall weather comes on and I
ria fsrR and other grating rmpa
dry up. thr rowR havr a tendency.
In ral the r rot a lari a. and thta it
tb«* -eaR«»n when the trouble dr- j
I vrlopa

G E N E V A
E T H E L L

A h e a d , m llh r o m p lrfe lin e
of
M in i
G in .
S I. h- G in .
D ry G in . R u m . and V o d ka.

ARCADE
Package Store
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P ho n r 914ft
M a tb rr n id r .

TH O M AS

(Form erly *laggrtt'« |.i*i Store)

■SERVICE CLUB
ACTIVITIES

're at Ral H ill
m en
to|»en«t
gruelling h»urh.Mii* di
tiny
a lt e r
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I have k t n atk**.! t*• w rite a
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w ill
meet
at
the hom e of MfR
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on T h u r a iU v a ftr r n o tin
at .1.00
o 'rlo ck A ll m e m b e rs a re urgr*l to
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This Ad May Be
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$3.42 to SHi.lfi
to You!

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Mr
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C o lb y
h a v e r e t u r n n l |n J a c k s o n v ille af
l r f h a v in g -pent a few d a y s at
th r H uddleRton ««*ttagr S r r r

Mr and Mrs II VV Owen- nnd
family moved to Cocoa on VV ed
ne»«!a)
A m o n g iH o o w ho attend ed th r
a ll dav r Mifttot.inaFv m r rt ln g
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VV»•■Roi&gt; and »hiblrnt
at*.I
Mrs
Rtoilh.
were
lutwhe«»n
ru ra l* of Mi and Mi* l*hih|»
| ll a u r i

•f ••• ft'antiatloti

havr
I n * ti I .«k•
*top'dly more
and m o re liM itib • h i * I n*111g un
d ri ta k e n ‘
wr a re .IrltgbtiNl
•*i»b t he
halt l - . n d
am. .ng ti­
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chairman ■&gt;• I
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and l . i . •) ll.miphrrt and F.vrl)
lah, aika, no quoatlon* ahnui At. * the p o ten tial
j - . » g I * .oar fo. H-.ld.Mie
Dullth's
nocturnal ralla.
“.She
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t h e ir w 11* r v i i i ,
y jf% y j
follows ths Arabian rustom
lo .llv draft ( h r i-or fr,-t worksM -l
/ ’ 'u '
, “ l,l,nf
I h i n • wUs It not supposed t« oigaiiiistion
. ______ iT.ftt
| hn *t*lFr. Mr* Nf IIIf M. Smith
tfk quesllona," ht aaya.
h
im . m, to i Kir
1
N, '% ,*"M R^hey
It afl
all h
Rtifot
In
hla home the rooking la ly * r f r r a ll favorably ’ in r llm -I l
I U in « s y ami U r |
Arabian broad, cooka tp k y rurry., toward the child ,, rour br*ip» 1 *"n
Friday fn rn Aurora.
Arab tan raf/ae. "It is good fmel* |Jk r th.»R« of th. fir i p « , know j ^
H where Ibry spent the aun*
for hagllri.
Abilullah tralifir’.'.nniiiiviKally it at they are t *•• ,n' ’
The) were at. ..inpanied l-y
Sooner or later, when A b d u lla h ' best Mm ui l - • the other f.d W*** K a th e rin e Ram-ay of Colu» •
talks af Health, he gets bark to K**
VV e h
nut fig h tin g r a t h i " ' 1* t thin
the foci. They
source of °^he
_ are the aource
mn s tr •■&lt; trying to win J Mr snd Mr* Thomas MrLeltan
many Ilia, he aaya. Do movie penlaurel cr..w n .or ouraehe«.! have returned from New Jr
ole get foot trouble from .lan d ­
ing around on s«ts* "N o* hs
says. “ It Is probably tennis shrws
on hand cement murt* This is
H A U T E O U R HKKOKH H U Y A N O T H E R IM)NI&gt;
not good."

Mr

am i

I n m lly
w h e re
and

i♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

oi- *siinda\
M i*

'l a hi
th e y

a rr

In h n

ll--wi*ri

move ',|
- |* r n l

lin in g

to
Ih r

tn

r ih I

Tltiitovtlb '
paal

Ib e li

y

ai

f i .im - i

home
Mr* II VI t.lew-.tn -|»rot M*«o
da) with filrndto i n Hilando
Mr and Mi* b lan k Ftan* nm .i r|unit'd to thru h-uin a f I • r
• (.rruling •- me time i„ II..-fon
MatoRachusatlfl
Vlon.tav ihr i.arlir* Auiilinrv
"f lb* I akr Mary I liamU'i of
I .•mntrrrr will hold an all dav
meet fig t*. -rw for Ihr Krd Cr.iae
A loerred dl»h lunch«^-ii w,|| U
•er veil at nrnin and the regtiUi
bu-ineaa meeting will la- brbl at
.1 If.
Mr* A C Trefry of Si
An ,
gutolinr i|»rnl le V fra l day* with
her parent-. Mr and Mrt II |
VV,«gw
Frienda of J"hn Allen T rrfry
will regret U. krn.w dial in- tmi
«-.rifine*| to the army hoRpita! til
Santa Anna, California with a
broken f.M.t
I

For Bain or Shine

BAKED DAILY
at
K O B B ' .S
HOME BAKERY

All l'ur|&gt;o.sc

R AIN C O A T S

N K iU T B f llF T G IN G IIA M
Glnghs

I*

t*i

duF to n o lto rln jr fr o m ('rr&gt;taUrlN
• n r r U h ili* ,
and
m&gt;
A ir k u llu r a l
F * t r n * io n S f i v i c p
w o rk e r*
tuir
t e a l lh a t a n im a l* h r not a ltn w n l
i f f M i to thr»e n o t a l a r l a p lan t

lu n t r a r t j

toleep ('a n you get «»ver * "
T h e re
it
only
one
A b d u lla
1. 1,
na}
Abht&gt;
in H o lly WCHtol
1 OI*
have
glimptoed Sin* n
picture.^
p la y in g e i t r a or bit*, but that li
not hit c la im to la m e T h a t lle i
in hia “ tak in g c a r e ”
•!■»•

|

G A IN E S V U J .F .. Sept !U. tspe | n lew day* in Maitland *' 1C •»'*'
i Ctal) — About thi&gt; time n y e * .|o f h*r daughter and nut in l» » .
Florida farmers often love * few Mi and Mr* Fred flgllard
rows— both dairy am* bee, an, I M. and Mr* t VV |n«&gt;l*y
male— from wh t Is thought to ■ml r h ild r r n * « m, i K tM ir (sAKltn
be lemorrhagie
septicemia
In of O rlan d o ■nil M i» M h! |Kw i|ry
I em orvhag tc
vesligatlons. however have shown wpre din n e r tfur«t* **f M t i F t S r l
T h m iiR ' ■ml M r*
S a r a ! I at K lla
that fin most rases the trouble

Sheridan And Brent
Agree To Separate

M r. and Mr*. Aribur J. WII
JW* a»B*tof, Ga. an-

lit

N EW YORK

Ilv H E T T Y C L A R K E
Wide World Ileautv Kdiloc
Mother i t ) i p ifU ila ; tl»ufh
ter rebrlt* That** a frequent
lamll&gt; rrU u when junior miti
dpcldn it's time to ilim o r ilr
Ser hall ll ail teem* pretty im­
portant to her She'* geettng tall

n- an) of
H e le a v re h i* fee* up to m « ! ‘
lb .
il * r » — they r iv a
h im tA
A*
mne
••m illion p
w m rt lm r i
$10
a
tre g lm e n
• • ik n M t
T h r rra a o n tv* ,
..
..
* . ,,
Th e# #,
added to hi* ig fa iit t iil ,r *“ '
to flfir r luh r .o t lr i'
H«fo»l»h»ey m l r .
•a rn ln g e aa an e it r a 'he i* plav k
‘ r
'h r
fg . I
l l •t
w.
have
ih
iK
.
•»
*
h**n*.i
of h* t daugbl*
Ing a s o ld ie r In " A ra b ia n N tghi*
n
n
..f
d
iM
.i.
l
pill
im
t
•
|*a*
*i
^
**
"
"
«el*-b» ate* I
bH O L L Y W O O D , C a l l/ ., Sep t. 2 9 t ho w )
pu t
h i*
in m in e
b r lw e n ,
, "»«bda&gt;
M«*l»dav
w ith
lA *h — A n n
.Sheridan a ad
C e o r g e i F-’.b00 and $3jDOO ■ v e a i
IL * oftiitnon is t-.. \ L ia b le I*, dif* a n l )
'*•»»•. i i a«l anil -w io M n in g paM
Brent of the movies are •r
•eparat*M*mI*y
*• l»rge: hu Arabian wif. •M«d» -&gt;ne half l il •* giM•*I m ay
para I
I n* oid\ mu f» • 1
I ul w h a lt vt-'
I * -*i -d a !r l*ark
(iiie R ts li*
In«.
’
hit m o th e r-in -la w . hi* f t w Oul
I’arf •-( d • , -I s*. w au l l b '-hi.l«o l
f'»gg&gt;
IL-w * 11
|)or.*|b
B rm t came here Monda&gt; f m m ' ^ n
They live m r . to-d,
( b a i l . MHO
.
l- a it i« .|la i
i ..in
B r .h .
H ..i..|h t
fr«|&lt;s
Oinard, Calif., where hr ia s I home in Hullfwooil witch hi
n iitfi * i • tl . |., t •••! wht. w ill b* Ib sk .f
lia r l-a, a H u in p b rty
llobbi
orpa Inatnictor. and| k jy U f . Hit Arabian wife. th*.
y . m. i id* a Th* ji S b u m a Mw-u Till*- H.||&gt; J.
announced that he and Ann would 4n Ameiican cltlirn Ilk® AUiui

•MW

BOX’S PACKAGE
STORE A BAB

dift.

Cook Residence Is
Scene Of Party

aentuil

rector* has anoouncad the alasHon of Prenda Lystov Jandrep,
C . B. B . a T ru sts* of Tbs Christ*
Ian Bclonco PublUhlng Boclsty, toI

fro m

Mr
|l,,»rn will h« einplnyed with II I S ta ll lt*»s*l l*e.
[Farmers Warned where
partmenl
A (i Allen i. improving
I A g a in s t Cover ,I Mr*
thi Fernatd l*ughtnn 11 •*•pit* I
aft. i hai tni, nndet
Crop Poisoning iSsnini.t
* maim n|-er«tInn

STRAIGH T FROM

Clifford llarellfl hs* returned man&gt; w o rrlr* paratlrsi hi* a ak c*
.
to ths Naval Training Station sutnea*
F in a llv hr rearh«*d !•»» Ih r lt li&lt;
it Norfo
Norfolk. V s. after ■[tending
at
fire-day furlough here with his phone arxl tlia ln l
" A b d u lla h .” he m id
”| r m l
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bar-

L sa rltt will Johi him In tho near
future.
Mr*. Leavitt received her edu­
cation In tho Orlando schools.
Bergt. Leavitt was barn hare
and made his home with his slater
and bretber-la-taw, Mr. aad Mrs.
8 . C . Q reham.
Hs graduated
from Samtnols High School In
1040.

There will
the Preabyte
tiary and U
tha church

d !S !E ? iS 5 ^ !M

Jo h n Iv e y h a * r e tu rn e d
S t . L o u i* . Mo. w h e re he
io m a tim e on h u iin e s

P A fiF TH R EE.

F L O R ID A

Solution Given For
Braids And Curls

w an ted .

raony M r. and Mrs.
torts Ined with a reception, held
• t the Woman's Club. A lta r a
abort wedding trip, SargL Laavllt,
trho to attached with the Medical
Corps of the United States Arm y.

p e e s pig* i n furnishing m m m
H. Armed forces all around Iho ai
lag. Um. to ke^ up tho health J i

New Director Of
Christ Science
Church Elected

er sonal

B A ^ rO R P .

HOLLYWOOD

N O TIC K

have gone to war —
formers, who through
Wed good stock. They

148

H gPA LD .

big to wrai those, sain, tight
braids day In and da) uul.
There
is RIPU
*l*o IIWIIIV
mother's side
— -— y
IIW Y »•
M rs. P a l I j i n t r r le a v e . F r id a y I Nhe c a n t be blam ed fo r wsnnng
her child to h- a little girl
for Sodus. N. Y. where she
lont. a i possible
spend two months.
Things are pretty tense until
L. L Howland plans to leave they compromise and the pigtails
are cut— out not too short. That's
•con for Washington, |l. C. to how mother wins. Mr. Paul of
visit hit wife.
C la rie s of the Jtits recommends
a half way measure to salt
John King of the (fnltrd States mother snd daughter alike. The
Marines Is III in the hispitel at hair is eut shoulder length long
Parris Island.
enough for school-day pigtail*,
{short enough for party curls. A
Mr. and Mr* J II Wynn
„
____
r ______ ....makes this coifand soft .pompadour
Mr •ml Mrs 11. 1.. Wynn sp en ljlu re a bit more grown up
the day in Orlando Friday at
When It's 'Ime to drr»s up for
ty. Junior miss ha* hte
guests of Mr*. Glenn Townsend.
way. No more braid* -the hair
H. L. Wynn of the United is brushed out Into a long, girl,
Stale* Navy, who has Ire n her* ish hob. Tiny reverse curls *t
for a month visiting relatives, the crown are Irld track with a
flower for the oeeasion.
heusr, wore ■ rose wool dress returned Monday to his ship.
with • ran* bat and luggage ton
M ist Pauline Bellamy, daugh
soceeaorie*. tie r corsage was of
gardenia*. Mr*. G. W. M erritt, ter of Mr. vn,| Mrs. M. Bellamy,
toft
yrsterday for Washington,
•later of tho groom, waa matron
By BO BBIN CO ON 8
of honor, and she wore • soldier D. C. where she has accepted a
position
with
the
Government.
H O L L Y W O O D . Sent 2l». (W W )
blue wool drat* with matching
— Annthm ride of (lo lly sih k I
accessories end • coreage of
Mr. and Mr* E . It Carter and
T h e m ovie atai w«* to a a in f ami
sweetheart rotes.
daughter,
Dtrothy,
spent
the t u r n lr if in h li bed
Meet
RtlU
Bergt. Jam ** H. Colbert of Port
week-end in Orlando whare ' Mrs. r&gt; a « iv r a fte i an ho u i»i w all*
BStirling acted aa beat man, and
Carter's sister is critically ill iH f H e
waa
w
o
rryin
g
m
o
unt
0 . W. Merritt was groomsman.
• t the Orange General lluspttal. la t e a .thr w ar that
part
Hi

Ridgny, BlDy G ray, Gtean Lingto,
W alter
Maad
Smith, K i l l f Smith in d D orU Me*
W horUr.

tho P**c*-M~~l*lur®l (Mlae.)

hsr*ah•«U, colored
anything about an
Club"! Mr*. Roowvelt
to such club* at • press
» * d » * ld there ware
m ite widespread rumor*.
Bannsr. • Ju st a tot of

ra

In reWbration of her fourteenth
Llrthday, Miss Jrannins Manning
k/innre.A
IL.
.a
honored Saturdsy __i
with
party given by btr mother, Mrs.
II. A . Manning, at tha Young
IVnptea Club. l iir s N and danc­
ing ware enjoyed throughout the
evening.
At a late hour the
hostesa, assisted by Mr*. A. C.
Benaon, Mr*. T. F . Benham, and
Mr*. Ruth Oorden Wright, aerved refreahmenta to tha following:
Mire Jeannine Manning, honor
m
mm
w*&gt;

jo

Typical
Pose
Jermans are now tip laln .
t tha reason Stalingrad
won token Is that Hiller
d-hsarted.— 81. Petersburg
tent
What's ho trying
lore tha -Rad Army to

TU ESD A Y
Tha D a tighten of Wcalay Class
w ill hol&lt;l Its regular bus lo an and
social meeting In tha Annas of
tha Methodist Church at t:0O P.
M , w ith M r*. It . B . Bm’th'i group
Including M rs E . A . Douglas.
TH U RSD A Y

♦ U

I M— » gatilng my hair cat tkld

Ught today from 10 to ft
*
rem ru too.
• • •
And yeoeegbt to ooo the result
piled op Is front of the Ir e bowse.
° * * bandred sad i f t y tana a f
metal that bad bean lying amend
la attire. cellar* aad hack yards
af ear tew* slaca Charlie Jeakiws"

I f M EM O R Y O f M I 8 H HI’RIN CI H T IM B - B n O W M A R E
Bilan If. Jonaa

MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, 8odcty Editor

INSTEAD

I L B VE E B B F O K T O D A Y
B L IO H T W IL L flIIIN E ON
t n u n p e o p l e s a g a in ,
B T Y W IL L B IB E A G A IN ,
M IN D S C A N B E E N B LA V ND D A R K E N E D A S W E L L
I0 D IE 8 .
W A L K IN T H E
T W H E R E Y O U C A N t The
that walked In darknrsi
men n great light; they that
In the land of th« snsitn*
th, upon them hath tha light

, Social And Personal Activities

■

S A N T O F tp

- .
!«••
jrtlma clothes,

W fg r

BARG,

It

A nrw dressing tab)* for a
They are bios andr^hlle, or red
mgl C c rs r. and mak* * “ skirt"
aad
white,
cheekad
gingham
r u old round or r r s l u h l*
nlghtrowtte, robe* and pajama*
It n f mattress ticking. B llp ^ o r.r
* n w
of on res*) mirror to
n countries hava
ateh and add aa many rufftos
for washing since

Good

lw ill;

f ly

A oxm a

3

M

'

S Is e a

a ll

14

m

i|u u lit y
f n in t ;

p o ck e t*

c iR B ir t te

WEDNESDAY &amp; THURSDAY

an

F I o r i il

c o a t.

p a tch

COMING:

un

|iu r p o e «

2

m ill

p o r k i'l
to 20

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SHEARER

W e M h e r - lr c a t r t l

hy

“ IMJ’ HEGNOLF."

TAY10R

I
p ro ce a s

SHOPS

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****'■—

Receive Winners In
American League

* ~

By JU D SO N B A I L E Y
. Aaaorialad Prra* Sport* W riter
S T . IX JU IS. BapL 2«. M l A
Wcrld aariaa atmoaphere aattlnl
R ?*r Sportaman'a park Monday i
a* tha 8 L Lou la Cardinal* madel
ready to rvcalve th# New Ynrkl
Yank*** in tha first Ram* nf the
dlaaalc Wadnatday.
Tha world champions ware not
do* bar* until lata tomorrow, hot
Iba rad-hot Card* walked out on
th alf hom# field while carpenter*
hammered up additional scat* and
Cora ml n loner Kanataw SI. I.andia
mad* a checkup of arranirrrnrni,
tdt playing tha Rime* «ud handl
|ng tha crowd, of about 3Z.000
Jor th* two IniU llm enl* that will
M playad her# thl* week
Without
rommlllinir
hlm **ll
i j piw
n ag ai
,Hilly
„ M/ ,,
definitely
Manager
S &lt;ijJ|

w a

c o a r a m o iii

J . S t, I I I e . 4 ih Bt I R ta ra n a, P h il G _
U t i l l s M a a n o lli A v * . : TVIH Iania B O ,
It. C . n « V a le n cia D r f v . ; Dk-fttf 1 M f r ;
C M . I l l X l i l t BL ito h laa a. It- 1 0
C
111 C ka p m aa .

CAM P

F.lg h t» *n p e rce n t o f th a cacaq
in t h * w ir ld C om a* fro m

I that every aoIdler In tha A m y

B L A N D IN G ,

B a p t .- 2 P .

( S p e c ia l) — &amp; e rg t. J * m e * C . B a ir d
o f f lr t it o l, V a . , a C a m p B lin d in g
a o ld ia r d id n 't k n o w th e r u r io u *
r r n a u o . Itobarl. t*a W. tlifa at ;
• t r a n t e r w h o a p p ro a c h e d h im In
K a o n . l&gt;. h . Tat w . n h hi
A le ia m le r
t li* ( ir v a t
forbad# to w n and n aked w h a t ha w a s d c - l
Du n o n rccn u T a
Mrs. le a k P u rd o a. l l tv. t ih Ml.: h n w d d lrr* to w e a r b e a rd s, to In g w ith a c l i a r a t t a butt— b u t h a !
a v o id a il a d v a n ta g e to l b * en em y g a r # h im th e In fo rm a tio n a n y w a y ,
X. A. T y l* r . IT * * M a a n o ll* A
Ife a ry , Ih * . I I M W. n t h I.; Wh
W h ile
l n h an d -to -h an d fig h tin g .
S a ld B a ir d : **8 l r , th a t'* a t r i c k '
tu ca d
Sru
M ill.

aom aona a la a to p ick u p , w a t e a r
tha r a n ia t a ln f p a p e r open, t p r in k l* th a tobacco to tba w ind *, ro ll
lb * p a p e r In to a tin y b a ll and
t o il It a w a y . . Y o u m lfh t c a ll it
*• cu»tom o f t h * a a r r D a '.1Sa id
tha
a tra n fv r:
" T h a t ’a
th o u g h tfu l. T h in k I'll t r y It m y• e lf .”

Jae

M rC a rth y,

le f t ,

of

th r

Yankee*

and

B illy

tw o te e m *

S o it h w e r t h ,

who

w ill m eet

af
In
a*

SAN FRANCISCO, S e p t, 29 .
UP )— In 1899 A lf r e d J .
F r ill.
n o w a v u p e rlo r ju d g e , aold
fr ie n d a t y p e w r it e r fo r | Z 0 but
d id not gat p a id .
I I * h a * ju it
re ce ive d a ch e ck fo r 171 . 6 0 , re p .
r e se n tin g t h * p i i n c i p i l a n d 41
y ea rs' in le m t .
T h a de a th w a t r h
m oat tim b er d e c a y .

1 X 1
OKAT
tba t a l a

«hlcfe sbaJJ
pfua a ncruaA ...
ia tM t M p t A s k ____ __
rat* af t h m f it M r M l MV
1*1. Tba Mid
Mid rtnd

A

JO O T t

AM O

d u ll

E o n e o n frv la t rip 1*^1#*rhr*i I *tmh
t f n In N ew Y o rk
; * TH# Card In al* fro lirk rit Ih rm iifh f

p n te p

We

do it

LEGAL NOTICES
Salvage Officer’H
Title Ih Well-Known

oDliMit nr r i Bllt'ATins.

H T A T K O F r u m i D A t T*»
Itu h r T a ta lia lo n g .
Jn r * r » of M I I . T i t *
U m lfh t.
No.
7 Ifudaaen Htraat,
T i l t r t t u r n o f the wort
• a rid e e rlr*
f if r#ii y 1Ha, HfeUlti Carolina
( 'A M I' liLA N fltN O , Kent
29.
Sept
29
p fc 8
B tL L o u l* fo r the flr » l !lm .
In
anp#arlnM
tha
awora
(SfMYitfh
Lieut
James
W
BegVV Reg tel 11 nf rv&gt;m p lainfrom
t
fifed In
that
t il* w ild a f f a ir of 1934 w a*
Me, i f nf Shrwvepart, La , Camp re ria tn rau M . w haraln W A TM U N
ng ta k e n c a lm ly rn o u g h l&gt;&gt; th*
H K I h i NH la
p la in tiff, and
you.
]iinri&lt;)iii|r
Iju
n
rte
r
m
a
s
te
r
salvag
e
_ l l
po pu lace, but there • &gt; • n
K l i n T A T K O K I / M t l, t f a dafang re a t d e a l o f * |i*e u 1atliui hI vmiI o ffic e r, learned th is w re k (H a I the (I mn t that ton a ra a raaldenl of
nickname iluLLcd him by officers So
T lludaon Htraat, U it H t v Ills ,
*
i l l * id m t lt y n f the Y a n k * * * ' fir» i
lor Ii I■ ii** | #11«Ivi* r a in j» m tv■jfr n*.uth C aro lin a, that fo u r addraaa
‘
S i m a p ita h a r,
opera
t
hins
hm
tip im rrn tly become 1* In ear# &lt;.f Mr M M T » l* . that
‘ &gt;Alo*t a v a ry o n e Iwll***.! M ans
&gt;ou arc near tha ag* of (w antyona r * a rs
T h a F * f‘»ra, you, RUJ1Y
w* Jo* McCarthy would lead w ith writ known.
ll r promptly frceitad « letter T A T I ! HKteONH are roqulrad to
_Ernl« Bonham, hi* hug* right
he
■
n
*1
appear
t*#fora tha N inth
to, "Mo# The
' h a n d e d ace who ha * won 21 ga m , * mldre*Md simply
. .
J u .tiria l f^trrult (vourt,
Aamlnota
Man",, Cnn|)
Blamllng, F I i | Count t Flo rid a . a| Hanford, F l o ­
a ad lost only fi»e. lie M e tim l to! -Ilink
J 'ink Man”
Cam
rid* e.n i H# li h day of y eto b a r A
b# a batter bat against C oo per I
tv I t i l , and then and lh a ra m a k *
than tb* Veteran Had Ruffin, who
answ er to tha b ill of eomplalitt. • A
p ro b a b ly would oppose Bratley in romillion lo r the c o n flic t. a lth ou gh hit.
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____ far tha tan a of two roar* tor
WhRb U t y shah t i n bean alerted
and that# tor me of offlea shall not
Ao af retted hy thta ameadnoeni: out
tharaaner that* ahafl ha la each of
th# D h tfleu sat* bha had by, and hi
V«m»ajM« of, thl*
amendment
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County Oommloalnorr who shall rastds
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County who s h ill be sleeted s i
lh a gaotral ataetlon ta IM 4 sod thereaflar sh ill hold afftca far a larm of
tsars:
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mosticsn of su rli County (Awnshall ba as from ttma ta
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hut now a B r o o k lyl ’nl|i|iln,
II
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to rn
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of T tlu a v ita .
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w ith r«*rp T*» II V M rtlD V iD at us
ttm gh o f tha aaaaon y e s tr n la y in llm ir p larr# on th r t r a in
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Ituck Newsom Tells
Yanks How To Win 8EM1N0LL COUNTY
COURT RECORDS

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g t m * , o f c o u rse , h a s been a fora* co n clu tlu n .
I l l * iT e o n l of
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league p e n n an t fig h t that la .t e d n ig ht fo r th e w orld »erlea opener
t i l l th a f in a l d a y o f the *ea*o n , w ith the C a r d * at S t Ixiu fa w a *
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
YOLUME XXX IV .

EaUblixhed In 1908

SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMUER 30. 1912.

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President Of Hit At Nazis
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s e c r e t a r y
of C o m m e rc e !„ * ; ' • } „
W a y n e C . T a y lo r* * s t a t e m e n t 'in * down unon thr German left
y e s te r d a y thst 300,000 r e t a il; D*"*. t"*;1
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b u s in e s s e s fa c e co m p lete fa ll- { 0 r ll,)or between the
Ihm
and
u re w it h in h y e a r , W - A .
L c f * l Volga Rivers.
while Inside Sttllnf le r e m p h a s ire d th e im p o r t - 1* ™ ;! «*|T « '•• • n-m .intd « « u . .

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a n c e o f th e C h a m b e r o f C o m -, (;, lmi n, continued
to
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may be expected to ex&lt;~d th l.j
amount when In full operation.
I t . axpreaaad confidence In being
ahle to get a swimming pool and
— recreation building for Fo rt Mol* Ion Park and aaid that tha pro­
ject for the ronitructlon of addlthmal wells for city water was
receiving favorable consideration.
W alter 8 . Coleman, who read
th* Treeaurer'a report In the ab0 sene* of Mr. Ingley, aaid that
th* Chamber of Commerce now
has a caah balance of $2,434.26
a

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*■ , l,W 2 9 B l. K ' knm ‘‘ ‘ ^ l
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ffchUng. lh . high comman.ll Doudncy. J W Hall Kd
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Mr
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German nrlroner. were quolwl le ratrr T h a r p , and h n * l!
•on
on* ^ * ’ 1 ! * ? k
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* motorised Infantry

d iv isio n h a v e been rou ted in th a t *&lt;l tn«“ *he c lu b by H alph
th re e -d a y b e tO * a n d th a t aom e C h a r t * * C o le and Robert I'* n*lcr
rc m p a n le a
( n o r m a lly
c o n U ln h f J I r t “ « r
C o ir , local lo a o n irri
about RS0 m e n ) ha«I o n ly 15 o r ' ™
t h r M o rM a P ow er and I -irhi
10 • u n r lr o n
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m lt t r r anil Mr
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( h a « r and t om pany Ui •• t
b«r o f a l U r k * r r p u la r d . Ih a m m
m u n lq o * said
A l one p o in t, t h c .t h c lin y S c o u t troop ron o
R u s s ia n s w e re p re sse d b ach . but.
K m m rt
H ernd on. |irc *,.i
tm latered by r e in fu r r e m c n U . t h e y , &lt;bc K e y I lu l, at Scm lno i

counUr atUcked
U r of Com m on* ■had actually
m takan la l l l . M M f c ' deluding tho
9 bo Unco on Oct. 1, 1941 of H e
7 J 1 4 I , and had ro W id id | I f . .
806.23, kaeplng w*U within tho
budget for tho year.
Senator HaniWnldor r»period on
_ Uto work of tho roada committee
“
and aaid that no road* wor* boIn*
ronatroctod now by tho S la t* Road
Department which war* not do*.
Ignaled aa defenao highway*. Ha
a loo called attention to tba propoood atata conatllatlonal amend# roenta which are to bo rotad upon
on Nee. S and dUtrlbutad booh,
let* explaining the** amendment*.

CITY BRIEFS

and

threw

thc| School, n a* InUo.luci'l
o r ig in a l by G. I) Workman

G e rm a n * beck to th e ir
p o sitio n *, th * com m unique aaid

0 PA Puts Ceiling

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at .the whole**)* level, effective
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th* maximum price* on mil grades neaday w ith
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of drested carta*tea and whole- Club
at am MtthodUl O
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a
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tale cut*, lim it* the top p rk e a ,
Mimtirih.'
which may be charged by slaugh­
terer* and who leathers torn* of
whom bava enjoyed unduly high
a n d th a t a but w lU be p r n v ld c l i , a f f „ la w s
Individual call'jtg*.
Under a u vkm a eeatrals, btdl- for th* trip. II* alao inni'tiiis T 'i,
1'atro lm an H k l i*m jr w ill rut*
rld tril celling* qrere ggjgllliliud lhat th# club would ■Old ■
| ilu r l H riv rr a ' r la m in a li« n « t««lab
at tba price each pecker charged nl«ht tupp«r i t tho V A kln H ,r l ' at Ih# ( ’ourt 11 oil at* |r u in I INK
evtnlnf of Turtday. Oct.* ,nv*ani
during the p e rte d T fa rc h 14-19. on
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obtaining match** In many part*
of tho world w ill her* to go on.
(Mod bocauao of the danger of
apontanoom* combu*ticn In mall
aacka la too g n a t. However, cig­
arette lighter* may bo mailed, but
bo a m to lo a n out tho fluid.

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th a H c a d a u a r t a n o f tho F o u rth M oney O rd e r* w h ich m ay b* caahR*relc#
Command
In
Atlanta ad a t A r m y P o st O ffice s an y w h ere.
M oney o rd e rs o v a r*« *s
■re paid In local fo re ig n cu rre n c y
J issued a p le a for a d C h ris tm a s ■t th * c u rre n t ra ta o f * ic h a n g e .
U ^ A m U ■namlfl hminH1 far nvrrvMi ff*t.
P o sla g s
fo r those C h ris tm a s
tlnalion* bo mailed between Oct. packag es m ust be fo lly prepaid
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Request* made by the aoldlera o n ly to the p t r t o f em b a rk a tio n .
for match** and cigarette lighter E a c h should be l l m l t d to t h * those prevailing
Jan
I. 1011 .
fluid, badauaa of tho difficulty of a l l * o f a n o rd in a ry th o * bog an d which fanner* have had In U a r

Hitler " r

iiiM o h

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f i l « | I II. H« Ilk* Ml I t i e l l Ns «* 1 11111ivh
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”C h a r lo t t e N . C . K jw a n ls C lu b o f c ig a re tte lig h t e r flu id o r in ln x i- money could not be spent. W hen
W hich L M u t B la n to n la a m r m - |r a n t J . b u t th re e Item * ere In- sending money to a u ld itrx In oth-----------

it f

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fKHS r - M - ’ iMatches, Cash, Intoxicants Cannot

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committee, announced th a t l"da&gt; i
marked th* “ * —
tendance o f
_
long service on tho com m ittee
Be ivianed T o Soldiers O verseas
Honoring U n i.- B. 8 B la n to n
c f tha Sanford Naval A i r lla&gt; *.
who w aa a g u «t at K iw a n is la st
K o ld ie it
o ve r****
m ay
have • r e 41 b I L nr«l th ere i« a lo r il proweak, Ed 1 * m * announced a "po st w ritte n r e la tiv e * and frie n d s at h lb ltlo n R f i l m i Im p o rta tio n of
esud" Inter-club meeting w ith th e |home fe r m a tc h **, ra s h m oney. Unlta&lt;l H la tr# m o n ey, bo such

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W A S H I N G T O N , K ept. 30, (AM m e m b e rs h ip ; H ow ard le .n g
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$• |h r firs t o f it* kim l in I ’ S n a v a l hl«ti»i&gt;
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Kiwanians Elect C. H . M cNulty, Melbourne Banker, Road Department
Edward Randall _ _ _ Is President Of Sanford Bank O keys Widening
Club President New Hank President

t*&gt; tu rn the G e f - | D. w o r k m iin . v lf r prealdent
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James H. Out. Frank Talbott. k i i Q i m l r
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W .’ a . Kllhee, Arthur Yowtll. and n^ n, fi » nk
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Secretary Higgins In making^
de.troye.l 49 la n k . F. I Hoy, fin.ne.al .eervt.

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X ant and bualnea* man. a* he *e I n | mor, ,han IJOO Germ an, yea-1
eeptad re-election U .t night to t , n |iv
the Invjderi launched
e third term aa prealdent of the| repealed. futile attack* to widen
local trad* organltatlcn.
I their
wedge
in
Stalingrad'*
* Protesting that
he did not i northwrat
section.
Only
the
want to head tba Chamber nfi sparsest details were forthcoming
_ Commerce again and expressing) of street fighting wllMn 8 l*!lngCapt. C . G. J. Keppltr, ('apt. Ilcrtw it A Undrrwoml -ind
• a personal belief In tba rotation grad. T l • Soviet newspaper Conof all civic )obe *o that
each• «&gt;m«l. rravaria deeUred.
The
Flixabeth K. Crandall (left tu right I mit* •hitnii iM*|,r( |in k* \
man ha* a chanca to perform In Initiative rem .ln . In our hand*,
fruup of W A V K S (Wnmrn'a R i » m r nf tt»« I S Nnb^l |(c«rr\i |
th* community'* behalf. Mr. Lef-, „ ^
" • » , r } vr Uun,r hrio*’7. ‘ T 3
durlnr Ihrir fimt formal rr%lrw «n thr riini|iub f Smith I »»||. nr.
f1#r nrvcrth#l#ai
atcrp ln i
the p €rTJ * n dln»l«ma * nd I M t»nk»
presidency of th* org anlialkm !
l*1* northwestern outskirts of
when a nominating committee ap - 1 8 *"ll" * r»d ha. Iwen halted amt
• - ■ by
■ -Temporary— Chairman
,
the German* have lost 1500 men
pointed
K. F . Ilou.holder brought in h i. and 29 tanka In one day'a fight­
ing there, the Soviet high comname
Mr
U f f le r
aaid
that
th•nnouneed earlier today.
Chamber of Commerce is winding I
Infantry, sup
up the year In
good
porte.1 by airplane*, made one at
condition, ha. a
record of p er ‘« k «D er another In that seetn.
formane# of which he w .a neither&gt;'&gt; d* r Tue*«lay and at nightfall
partlculacly proud nor aahamed. »*♦
*1111 were holding
thanked Secretary Ed lllg g in . for
»fl»ln*l poalltona. th* midhU able aaslstance and called for
communique revealed
mor* help from th* directors
W arship* of th# Soviet Volga
ohh
B throughout the romlng year
annihilate.! part* of two
Othar officer* eleetad were, l-cs German Infantry U lU IP in .- th*
l-eaher. vice president; Ed lllg rommonlqu* said
K d w artl
If
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F a rlle r front dispatches had re ­
gin*, aecrelary; J . I~ Ingley, see
r le r le tl p$rR$ilrn( of Ih r S n itfo ifll
retary; Ned Smith, vice presi­ ported that German artillery was
bombarding
th- K l w i n i i (T u b (ih | | ) ml lit* nu el
dent, district No. I ; F . A. Dyson. systematicaUy
crossings at Stalingrad I n f n t the V a lt l r i Motel a r r o id
0 vie* prealdent. dlatrict No. 2 ; Volga
I n f to the rep o rt of S V l&gt;"&lt;ol
Charles Bradshaw, vice president, from new ly.ena height* In th*
n ry .
c h a irm a n
of !h«- ilr e lio n
dlatrict No. 2| Frank Wheeler. northwestern part of tba city.
T h * communique aaid Soviet c o m m itte e w ho anm»uitr$-«i that a ll
I vie* president, district No. 4 ; and
m em ber* of th e club p a rtic ip a te d
W. A .'K IIb c*. vice president, dis­ troop* atill Wr re “ engaged In ac­ Ip the vote a 1IHI p e r m it at
tive flghUag operation*" farther,
trict No* I . .
t
- where y w j i n c f r*c»rti*ting nmmltte* eon north wcat of SlallngTad,

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Miu'Arthur Discloses
Capture Of First
Objectives In U. S.
New (iuinea Drive

House Satisfied
With Quality Of
U. S. Arm y Planes

Workman, Campbell,,
D
And Hoy Also:
Named To Offices)

27.

Half O f Troops
In Dieppe R aid
R e p o rte d Lost

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Inspect W AVES at Their First Formal Review

Attention Called To Despite S t a %goring
Possible F a i l u r e , 1 L o s s e s , Germans
Of 300,000 Small
Still T h r o w Men
R e t a i l Businesses
Into S t a l i n g rad
Calling attention to Under-1

....

In producing crop*.

aboald be aecurely wrapped to
wlthatand rlgoroua handling; and
abould be wrapped *o a* to per­
mit ready InapocUon of the conlent* by the canaor*. Not more

Commons Extend
Term Of Office
LO N D O N . Sept U) (A l—The
Itouao of Common* vole&gt;l 216 to
• to axle ad It* own 111* another
jraar without • (a s tra l election.

la m p s , $100,000.. army; Tarpon
Iprlngs, IKOO.OOO, army;
Venice,
tSOC.OOC
arm y;
Zephyrhllla,
1600,000, arm y; Bunnell, amount
Canadian Navy Sinks Indatarmlnate, navy; Fort Piorco,' &lt;
$*00,000. navy; Hlutrt, fAOO.OOO,
Four Axis U-Boats n e w ; Miami No. 1 , Virginia Kay.
$1.00,000. n ary; Palalka. 1 * 00,000
O T T A W A ,' Sant. 30. (Ah— The navy; Naw Smyrna. $ 1 ,000,000,
Canadian Navy In recant monlha na v j .
The allutmanU for Bartow, KU&gt;
aank four anamy U-boala, prob­
ably earth two other* and took • Immaa,
Ocala,
T am ;
port In many other attack*, her Zephyr IttlU are to comp!
porta already In exlMcpce,
&gt;gr-j M lclitar re fo rt ad today.

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TOC AtlE ItETtEnr NOTirtED
lbn| a aull baa ba.n broufkl aBalaal you In th . Circuit Court in
aikd for Bamlnola I'nunljr Florida
bp Ml DN1; t II (JOI1AY and | | a .
ZED II UODAY. Joined by htr
huaband and n a il
frlaad* aald
KIDNEY II OOIIAY. and you ar.
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• ppaarsnr* (|&gt;«raonally nr by alInrnay) In aald aull on (ho first
Monday IQ Oclubor, A. D. I l t l
C l o r b . N i n t h J u d i c i a l ( 1 r . l».lftB
Iba Slh day of .aid month,
r u l! f o u r ! , tfam lftnl* Cuuoand thereafter III. with aald Clark
tf. Florldft.
rouf
written
defenae. If any, (0
(IFfflrl.l Ba«l)
th . Hill or ('nmplalnt In aakl a.It
In th . tlm . p reK rIM by law.
Iff THE CIRCl’I f (D t XT. IB AJID
Herein fall not nr Judgment w |||
r o d U m N O LN C'OINTV. FI.O- b . entered against &gt;mi by &lt;].fault
RIDAe IN ('MASCBftV.
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■IDHfir II. OOOT and IfAZoIL It lb . fnr»elu0ura nf
eoriali.
(ag
UOIIATe iolnad bf bar buabnnd COrt Iflea lea agalnat lha following
ftftd nait frland. nftld BtDNEY* II de.crlb.il real pruporty situate |«*
UOIlATy lMnlftUffa.
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Homlnol. Cnuty, Florida, to-wll:
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D&gt;| * llluck l i ’Lot |. UlocF.
FANNIE W.
MfKinDY
and
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rilAKLEB II.
MeKIKDY. bar
fair according to plat tharo*
husband, al al. Dafandanla
duly r.mrded In tko I'ubIL
B O Tim TO APTC AIt
Itecurde nf Homlnol. Count*,
NTATK OF FIjOIIIDA to;
Florida. In Flat Hook 2. pag.
FANNIE W.
ftfcKIIIDY
and
19 thereof
CHAH1.KA
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hue band, of 119 Ckaatnal Htreat. |t h . dald Court al Hanford. Florid.
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ED. . tht. Jnl day of Hcpterubar, a Ii
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data Htreat, Whitney villa, cmi- cjed a h pi :»:ii. j n
nectlcut; and CEILA ll. AU.LN
Hnllrltnr for Plaintiff
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olharw la.
ankl Harry llafalatlar.
J ',. »• nrdared that tkla Ord.r ft d * &lt; r a a a r o r a i f a n o *111 ba
akoll be pnbtiebad nnce a wtek a n t a r a d a g a i n t i f t a
II l« f u r t b a r o r d a r a d t h a t ( h l a
'•» »wcr cnnaeeullre weak* la lb*
■nafhrd Hantd. ■ oawapaper of o r d a r ba p u b l l a h a d I n I b a Banctatral clrculallon puhllahed In f o r d I f a r a l d ft i l w i p a p a r p u b l i s h Kaaf-cd. bamianl. Co*air. Plarldn. ad In B a m lf to l a C a v t l f F l o r i d a ,
Dona and ardtred Ihl. tlh day • w a ft « n k (o r t o n r r o f t o a c « l l v a
nraaha
nf IMplamhar. A. D. IMI.
and o rd tfo d (hla lt d d a y
O. p. IIERNDOM.
o
f B a p l t m b a r A. D 1911.
Clark of Court
O. P. nr.HNLMjX
(Circuit Court Beal)

rt u r n .
m
n c u
u T it s u o ca ra c ti
lei «• MI
All Beat* C tlbsllt Chart h. lo o
IH l* Ml
Oak A r t
• i &lt;t u t
Itrrltrn 111 Wool lllk Sir.at
I»»«t ■ lie for th*
te ti ter
■taford IftlghlA
oot O ffltt U d n u no. m
________ _____pennant T h u n
boat III.
, &lt; * F U Mort Cooper shut out th*
(lev. rather William Narbtrab
a witnic*A!f U A o r a
CincinnatiRed* on two Ht*. •!
Pester.
W le I'fl
w . la P et
to 0, for hli ninth straight victory
■today llaaaat; t.ee A. M and .s r
l«*l ta «TS f» t II
TIT9.II*
b»d 22nd of Ihr y**r.
!•:## A. K
r.
t
l
ft&gt;
Ifklgo
It
it .in
ftOTuwi o r H A rraam i t u
■aw roiu* c a v a c a o r
Dolly Mata l ie A M
* Cooper pitched one
of
th#
ftt I. n « » III W.ah* IS 99 .III
Nellca la harbey clvaa that In
**•"» * ! • « « •
blttb Clraet
Thr Celery F u ll were (Iren
greatest
• teal yami
r im n of
hit caies-r.
n»*»
rt
ti i n m»ir
i i »9 .iit
perananc*
of ik tl earlaln final da.
D .'- UbrrW
Pa aloe
. !"■ fOt D.
liarri* Paatae
: P ia r r c a t a i n o r i ii r ic t
era# at for.cloaar. .nd tal* *nHe IdInf only ■ elnglr to (il l i| I their final workout nt Htmlnol*
bandar
heal,L j 4 ie ) A, M.
odar be
B*h»*
PClBMTtrr
tar-d
on
Beplemtmr
Tnd. l i l t , In
t&gt;:ar&gt;:ai&gt;At*i
a
a
a
n
.T
t
Free*'
walker_ In tna fourth »nd at,,, trier ___
lli»h .School Field yrtterday aft
“ I*]"# b fetlea It:** A. M.
■undar deheol. I .I t a . M
nd by Ihe Clreutl Ceorl In and
h a t io v at. i . * i u t c
Wade
I*
to Ray
Roy Lamanno In the fifth, and - rrnoon by Coach l&gt;ronara McM an iac »«rile*. !!:•• A M
for •amlnole Counly, yiorlde. la
t
i
n
,
New
r..rh,
Phllodelpkia.
M m ttalked a man. The only l.ucat. who &gt; lt im I that the boy*
_ Wodataday, tr ta la c aar.lc* l e e
9 J
Chanc.ry, In a c.rlaln roua* thereIt
.. I *
| t ( as far at »*eon&gt;l v t i ; err now In flnr condition to fir e
lie eta. It If n | . ||.-*|U». |
W X'Mea. le plainc
iickcm
o
r
o
o
o
Eoadlna ream kJrar. 1 , « t ea la
Waiter P. itoborn end
, who w it allownl to
hi l-oui*. %
* Ciaclnaall, a.
.
—
Ihr
Kuvtia
Panther*
the
batUe
of
(Itatra
a
ad
Elm
A
r
.a
u
..
l:M • • Tuaadara a e | Pridar*
Emily it, llolborp, hi* wife, ere
•telf
|im
»
i
*eh(dut*d
Meal w• llhout a thro
after two | their life when the two tcame
n * T'. W. C. Iloleoiak, patter
••nE A i.m r- i* ih« .u h i.o „r
’• "• “ • Weteon. aa
oat In the fourth.
Mvnday ■aba*I. ICiM A. M.
Npoalal Matter of .aid Court by
Ih# Lwaana-Carmun which wUI l&gt;.
lu n lu v
I.RAOI-M
Tauba Peep la. I n p. MT
aald d m . , apnolni.d .hall ottar
In the meantime the Cardinal., ' ‘V c.tV r^v". ° » " kk ,o
read
In Churthta of Chrl.i, bei.n
•
hlr•**»,
l
.
t
.
Clav.land
|.f
.
M
e.ala*
Per.lee.
l
i
ce
for tale and tail far eaah at putrHat. Ihrnuahool
Ih. wnrld nn
combed Ray Starr until lhr»
’
" 7
„ * ' lo “'
unit a am- -chdul-d
’
Re eatery before th* front door
Hunday. ■Wapf.mh.r It.
finally beltwl him out »f the bar. I ™ 7 " y °'t ir ur,“ ,n*. “nd ^ “ ,n*i
r **»T ■ a p t ic t cm I B cm
Tha Oeld.n T ail la: ’Thou. O
Ct”*M
,M—Pieride.
• &lt;• «•
"ford,
III the .eventh with the lo.t nfl V"1 7 * ! (i'1 " 7 ^ ' fc* * ,ooA ,on*
hemlnole
c oaly,
between
ry£•
Rroeh^
Jr,
paatae
larrd,
rem
ain..!
ta
t
a.er.
ihr
t M ; ran*.
| V*"*1 drill. The line tppeari to
1‘ark Av*. at Mb «ir*tt
throne from r e te n tio n to n.n.r* 4n | ,,|,er A ll IMS at Ih* Ceurl* Ik# Mini I n i n of ant*, on Mondajr tha l i b d*ay o f Octubar. 19( 1,
’ Victory meant that •&gt; .„ if 1 h“v,'' !'lrn,&gt;r ,,f defrnalvt power
■unday Bckoal » ;l| A. M.
•hm- llam eateilon . I It i
li -.iVr
r arert I
Hanford. P.mlnol* r'ounly. tha aamo»
Ihr hack
hark field la
i* ahowlnc
ahowlnf
“ - •lo*c their trtnairilti# 'I and the
Moralnf Werahip. ll A.
the C
Card*
Amonc Ih* rltallona which r..tn
ft llula Dor u(
■fv.1 in d*fna|( nf aurli tftlo Court,
Train!nr Ualea. t :ee P.M
prlae th* lAaann. H.rmon la Ih* •TPl-»«finrp
deorrlbed
II.
me. Ritunla
fame*
Hitunlay and Sunday 1 -|w iil and ability to handle the
I'fCMe |»fo ConfaMO pro port* all tftolo following
JCvenlag Wornklp. •:«* | ’ |l
In Hemlnole
In
Coun' than,
fotiowlnc from Ih. Illbl.
'The ^ 1,1
tot CUcaro Cuba and the j I,all. Coach Mel-uc.a .aid.
»nl*r#d
afalnai
you.
lha
Wodataday Mrrlee, l:M | ’J |.
(y. Florida. |o«wrli
t*rd
la
pood
lo
all
and
hla
ocolo
. The probable lineup of Celery
r.iirf |&gt;r■*p«i hf .aid bill of comEar pkeaat toe lb* bard or haar- tender merrlea ar* «»»r all hla til.ini
l*»l »U and all *1 ih«t par­
: rad l«it
i.#lnw
an
abaoluta
dlvorra
lac.
i f the In, St. l-oula can do wurac Fed. I. n&gt; fnllow. Ray Fo*. Jr.
worka. All thy work* .hall nralae
i ... °* fA»««»o«d A n n u l *.
»"«. In. ..M Marjorl* W||av
VI■•Here w.icomn
butlln* eald Lot III. of Ih.
lh*e O laird l and Ihr aalni. .hall
IWt Ih... renter; llllly Johnson,
that ih l. Ord.r
fort.
~Th* Plrat Uapil.l Church will blaa. tha*. Thar .hall .peak nf ah.il t.« "'■wed
Town
of Lain (wood, riorld* «•
HiJ, and Jimmy
Kldfe. 164, rnnllnae
publlahad one* a waak
II* eeealac a e r.ic t. altk* Ih* dlorr nf thy hincdom, and
r-cord-4 lo rt* l Rook
1,
iruard.; W. | . illr n , 200. and church thin aamat.r — each «un talk of Ihr power; Thy klnddom I, r tea, ronaecullv* waeka In lha
P**'* It la &gt;1, Public Record*
a.nt,,rd Herald, a ntwapapar of
( baric, (iorm ley, I ICO. tackle.; day aetnlaf.**
*1 Kamlnol* I’o.n lr, riorld*.
le an everlaellna klncdem. and (•u
.ral rlrkulallun publlahad In
Iky dominion andar.ib Ihruuahuul
I^o Uiitner. 114 and Herb More­
H.mlnol. Counly. Florida. chalUl* locttod
all cenenllnnn- 1
l i t t l l .i l ) . n.nferdeltru*
PtX L U O I r tl TABEBBACLE
land. 110. rnda; Warren Daniel.,
Done
and ordered
thla lib day pockln* hOuao on InIh* th*
ord.rtd Ihl*
The l^eeen-aermon nlto Includn of H«|&gt;(&lt; mbfr.
above dt&gt;
Ta lha loll n&lt; Orlando rood Jual
)i
A D. 11(1
141. quarterback; HIM Flem lnf. karona
/ollowln*
(rum ih«
-c'lb*d
prop.Mr
In
Ih.
Coanly
of
ta* Mat etop-llcht.
«&gt; •• IIEItNDON ’
ChrlatUn Hcltnr* twiibook. ~Hc|.
171, left halflmckj llu fh Carle- Munday UchoeL (;4I A. M.
s-mlaol* and H alo of riorld*. loof CouM
•
and Iftallh with K*r i«. ih* »• ir. ult f'I.rh
Inn. 161. rich! halfback and Ralph Marnlnc Worahln, M M A M.
four! Heal)
I— W*ld«d
*l*ol
*o*h
“Now U u t cooler weather I* on the way,
tank
Tuan a Paepla'a Mealing, t:CC P. M. dcrlptur«aM by Umry ll«ti*r i :&lt;1•!y . »: J Net eon, Jr
Wnlfrr. 170. fullback.
“Tha ScrlDturva lmpl» lhai U.-1 Kaaforil Florida
• I *11
romplal*
with • leal
■arvlaa, l:*e P. M
In t hi ine. Rider. Ilia n and Kvanlng
your
hu.band will b* wanting to wrar hi*
U
All-in-all
From
ttala
It
follow,
wood
*
1*1
*l*vnloc.
Th* Titv. A. A. Allan will bar*
Nnltrllor for Flalallff.
(hat nothlaf poa.r.aaa r.alll^ nor
• — l‘*cRU« four bruab m il I f
linrmlry arc all letter men. while rharca nf both aarvlcaa
heavier aulta. HU *ult* will wear longer
•plral
waahtr
•
ataianea
.ir
.p
l
the
d
l.ln
.
M|nd
W.Un.adar
Uld-wtah
■•rvle*.
le.th Ray D u , J, . and alto nilly
If you have them DRY CLEANED.
The
lita a II* la all-lnclu.lv. i INI I IT i til kT. m i ('II9CVIT.
and Ilia Mat*.
W .idjd *U«I w .i a ppllralor
John.&gt;&gt;n |,layr&lt;| m a number nf I .ee P M.
lank
It *•
romplal*
wllb
»F ■KMINOI.r. BTATM
end worahlp wlih ua All and la rariectad hr all Ih
fabric will t&gt;« fre.hrnrrl up and our p rrn rri
ly n m e. last ) r « r
| n the bark ar*Come
OF
FM
i
n
IHA.
I'M
A
M
CI
•
l»cl
fram.
alee.tot
ra*l
and
.(a
n
a
l
and
hr
no
IY.
walroiaa.
m voncM
• lt*~ tp Itl ill -1].:• Hi
Pacfllt# a te .| fram . rollar
will m e t th* tailored amarine**
Wouldn't
i ivi.inn, lUmrla. Pinning and
NO (Itl
\\ nlfei are nil Irltermen. whl'e niM FIM9T B M lH O P in Cll'R CB
you like to aurpriaa him by putting bi.
ptata
with
fans
A
Keaton.
I
’ow
k
pi.
I
n.
n
t
f
o
b
yoi
n
•&lt;
n
A
m
o
o
N
Cor. Farm a »l A Flftk BL
I nrlrtnn nl.o hnd noma eiperiVh
I— P aclilt, four brush roll 1J ft
winter aulta In perfect condition’ "
Dr. Joa A. Tftllf. Faator
ei.ee la.I year
•plral pollahar
Im i.n K-aina. Ii*f*nd*nt.
• • M O BckooL 9 i || A. MNKCflCBBITV i A • L R iim i
i•
• I fi
■—
grading belt as
D a f. O. E MalCay, g-jyarlataadTh# t%ef tear her one ran have | IN V.’T !'? ’ ° 1' eiBI.ICJATtOB
S u ita c le a n e d — Canh and c a r r y
aembly win, i*T* caaeaa dlstrlfi.lc
T"Jj ';■'**« «»K TilM BTATB
la ftaaaaally.—I*. None
O pen For T h ir d Yrar
•F KidiRiiiA uRerrriRiiabutlng bait
ih*n lie Any o n . Cantinal vlc- Mornlag Worahlp, )!:•• A M
Nacaaalty will teach
« man.
• (•"""•&gt; K-*l«,a. Il.ltun, An , 7 h ., ‘* ' ,"a*.., r . bl" '«,htnrv »r Ihalyry ilxfrat now will Her mon H.bjact. "Faith Mlsander- hnw.var alow ha be |u be wise —
■i.i aim 1 mint!. II. r I&gt; No ». . » f* b*,f •••#!»
Kurfpldaa
cllncS the pennant.
( 1 6 G ran d view A v e ., Hone
alood"
“ *'• "f W I L'ampbtlla Blur*) * F**lllto 17’ chain dr** porh-d
NarMsily la alveaya lha flrat
If (hr race i« lie, I a Ihrvc- Aathoin. ‘ Mtlll. Kill. With T&gt;
^••'ilh
I audio*. Ii.l.n d .n l h«r*bo. conveyor with d lff.r.ail*,
allmulua to Industry, and th ....
C ou rt. 9 A.M. w e e k dnya.
Ifamr |’l*y .iff l. *rhr&lt;lulr&lt;l
If Pa convenor Llulch.
»ho conduct II with prodenr»r«tered
that
you
I—h**d
truck* for handlln* frull
Thr ( *r,l. I,»*| no time *„in* Yiiung FaupUa* M».tinge T |l
i V t to k in d e rifu r le n
|
appear
pera.rvarance, and
energy
w (Ti
A S K A B O U T O U R E C O N O M IC A L
Ihr bill uf complaint
ia houaa.
M
. *
npl
hied
file
Ntraly fall —Bmllee
o il in front
|F#y look a 1-0
Enrollment limited.
herein
1—metal
packer stand#
(Ir
__
befora
(W-tobsr
Clh,
Evening
Worship
l
i
t
F
M
L A U N D R Y S E R V IC E
Necessity of action take, away • *•1 « rule day
lea,I in thr fir*( Innin* Jimmy
9—
W
‘
&lt;&gt;«len
pararra
stands
at (hla court, or
th. f.ftr «f th. art and make, .
(Mown Ic l off with ■ *in*lr, Mermon ubjert, *1&gt;ur lltrllBg**'
d .r t,.
ra„ iMM will b* *n.
H!
,M,4r
ftftaorlment
of
packtold
resolution
ih*
fatnrile
uf
Hr In* In c o a t h a n g e r s fo r g a r I....I . aaln .1
Tbl. .a ll I, ,
lag houaa rubber stamps
m o tel |&gt;, . c m , | *n^ (h ltj on « Ib.lo, hy Mlaa Lucy Ward
l.t* I* M Truth Meeker# fortune — a ar lee
All of fir. .qulpmaal, else• a rn fu r .ml » il,| |hn&gt;» Af(*r Monday,
Oudlln.a. nr i ‘hi l.l I. nil» ia a ■III -.1 cniplaln l In dlvorra
m e n U — w e cAn’l g e t a n y m o r e !
I'lasa will ma.l la the church
trie.|
and
Ira
namlaelon
.quipll
i&gt;
lurlh.r
nidvrvd
that
Ihl*
human necessity mai. r.nn.d (tea —,l. . b. ..ul,II.had l„ Th.
sl»,i*htri ha,|
nut. Hlan
annai Election of officer#
in.nt. electric motor, and mlaMii-i*l -rnt D m aii home with ■ Tue.da). I 9k F If Daughtera of without It. h. has n.. Intelligent-,
r.llanewiua cork..yor. now la.
. , " " - I ’l
a nvwnp*p.r pobWesley C'taaa will meat In lha health h&lt;’t*g. m»r happtnea. with
• in*lr t» ,,*hl
stalled In tha rltrsa parking
■•I...1
H. nfnrtt n.m ln..|. Toan
out
godllneas
church annaa
plant al Linc«no&lt;l )
„nr* ,
w**k
for
Thr I aril. hotll u(&gt; ( aopcr'l
Mar* ttahei FUldy &gt; r lurid*
Mid W .«) Prayer gar
Th. -am* bain* .old i„ „ | | , .
,'iiw -cuiiv.
111* 1 * 1,, Mill , |„ „ ,un lally »f Wednaadar
■Vant |. bitter and ■ hateful '■
»lra. 1:99 P M ftody of the
ry
said deer...
I
and
tnd.r.d
*i
Hanford
II.rauBB II. «Ir t ar aa .re mil
, I n ta,, »,-ir ,»ut m Ihr fifth
I7ih Chapter of tha Ooep«l Ac- g*»d.Und•
M M WATBON
,
n
o
ild
.
Ihlr•
I
nod.
110 E A S T S E C O N D S T .
curding
to
Nt
John#.
T E L E P H O N E 46,r.
' Hlown &lt;l„uli|cl. K in y
Walk —
»"■
ua*
..f
Heptember
A
D
l
t
d
.
iJlW,
Hpaclal Master
many thlnga in, i—&gt;aaii. ir | a,
I 1 hursday 0 ao F M Cholre will T*lthought.
i
j
^
iyi
, r Doriojc
»*• |,..r ,l *i|,| M*,*)|*r
" .1* IfKItNDON
IP
r—
l
*
prarllca
Allarn*r for I’ltln llff
• lerh &lt;*lrrul| C*i»urt. Hrml
. oul a hit
I,,*,| i * I * , , , for
H*V* b « . n b» „ . . . | i . 1n | | |V , | M .
&lt;»hrb
'*!’» br„u*hl
Mu*1*1 «h„ -ihflril f„i |wo |* |. (IIH ItT MlaaiON. LON (Jw o o o
• • »f f•#i. . i,m;U
Msal)&lt;*®«nty. Florida
W l
M
® J 7 .* * *
• • F H l.It 4 T K J 1 ,
1
I
I*
lu r d .ii
n w .il
Her e l-ea euepentfed for aumtnar
» ll—ndah- hr
&gt;1,,l „ I . I . , „,
SrAI . K
r tjn n w A to
Then M I jiuii
U•• Mnriil
!
TI
Naomi
V
tVarr.n.
in car# «( oill#
FlM
UfATIO^
1I
' r—- S*well. N * . j . c r
,u " »&gt; «»w -I'lh In lake ■ I till
l-oauRKUATIOMAt. CIM'ROf
M
sT A T K t , r F f A l f t I D A T U
rAoi*A. i n u t L s r : i i i i n i i i
K • n o u l r a from ii ,. .worn
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- ■" Avanaa bbu
It* Y J |. Jti.k#, Fselnl
•*« known plsrs of nddrsm* I# hill • f co m p lain , (lied i„ that
Lrrr ir„ui | Hunday Krhool. 9:91 A. M
»«lk hi»| aftri |a ,
Freseklag Il M a U «rwl * es F
»• -• n«i&gt;r• Turner Counly. Hints of rerlain
w * lln e w * U.T;
JOHN I)
i Mort ( ihiim-i ami lltnwn ainclnl, koialB f Kara lea. If:*! A. M.
&gt;.»&gt;*rgla
ro^n N ^ . i 3v
plaintiff, .ml
San,In. Morlm;
Ihr ircnmi r m iT n t K i B i n i u A h e m a i l Hundftr Krhool. | l *« a U
1"# are hersbv
required
|« d*nl
.V.T .V W* rr- “. *ro d-fanP t.9 .r .
He4nss0ft&gt;s
ni.
•y*7#r *-• • he hi L) yr cOO^Iftllll l l i . l L * ! . ' , '
E I) Hiovr Ih , D. Dm Paalor
P o r tr a it o f S o n ie o n o
«l irold.nl nf
Th*- I itnliDal
Hunday B.rvlcfta
1I&gt;9 causa #f d 7 r . .\ ." 7 7 4#ro#p. Ih.t roue »doiplrlr,| (Stir
I.V ih ;
IB 7STSI i K||.
versus
o n Uf n il,. (Urero
Hunday Bchool, 9 41 A* If.
W o r t h F i f f h t i n g F o i I •« •*»mg uiih twn runs in (ho
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M
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NUAItr-NL
•
i
aii
itr
i
*k hirKfrTKTTKIi. on IflvnMorning Worahlp. U -ff A. IL
I s r \«*Mth when thrv kkn&lt;K-kr«i HUrr
t i ll N( II
Jr Youag Taopla, t H F.A.
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automobile
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lion. A l a saving, 0. M. Boyd
i Orlando.
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flier
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tw I** iiiBilr and for thl# rr«««*n
f ih^ errw arw1 th*- pUitr
iulijouh of StiiiM •*f I h r a u l i j r t la ■tls folanrr and r«» «'prfB|io»i of
f'lrarwalar p«ilirr #«id ihr p «•
will hr 111• i m|i tin
I ' r r o t i a p a M r nirmU-ra I# rrquoatrd. Mr lhy»
audilrn)y plungnl into J i fr* t • •'ir## Nab# l«r miagr naval
dt-rUfral. ad'lhlg that thrn w»
ftfter Bcvrral unsuerr—f ” I «lKDia# ami team*-* «ml |»#rha
to make • psnrskr lend •Uneinr J inior hoatraara will t &gt; m*n &gt; probloma ft finer tr*|
• lItrmpts
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«aaicnie| |n &lt;lutv lor a givrn num war work and thr wall being
,n&lt;r °on the water.
Soon after th* ernah, aprolal,.i ■ l&gt;rr of houra. •aii) .toura to k | thi (•rwipla of Hrminolf ('out
reported ell appeared on the «ui •et hy thr girl*, nmI within that l that rrejtilrrel Boluttrin by i
face. A strong win,I w*a l,|nwin,* 'Ime thay may not have (he build I r h a m l*r r g r o u p
■nd the ware* were r*rrpilon«lli •ng. and If «h4*y w.ah tn a lly af
Irr their houra have n p ir r d , they
high.
«ill Inform the arn lor hoatMi,
Clearwater police a*i,l fmir
............ ..................
•ml th*ry may not Irava until V i s i t o r s S t i l l C u n
mors ra n were killed
ftftor tho cnncluakin of tho inter
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T »n,nrn»w night will Iw th.
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tail
opportunity
for
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A r e A t D r a f t O f f i c e »nd .ha» pi«vrn lte* if most aucI
fir visitor* to he able In visit
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tkkaful
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Sanford
W*r"' Production
Mra. E. F. Houshnlder. ch.lr 1 . “Manv of three ytrang I .dir. Workrri School at French Avrnur I *V• 11w-eI S l # 1«« \r t f » k
(••I|*
man of th# Send O ff and F.dl -Irwariy enrolled
for thla
'#!•*■fniiM in VI*’••Mi#
and SI ith Street, Director Aiea It Sul inlat
enrollments
(roll!
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Up Committee, stated today that p* 'r,° " r *,rY k' *r
Johnson stated todey. The echool
rents, relatives and frirmi* wh„ are bring taken dally by Mrs. will Iw open from 7 :30 to it lo h r w i l l (•#•♦ ••»••• ro» l»i*f I »'• •••» •*•
Huntth s t the Service Men's Club.
f 4C»‘»dl»«g !•• •» (i'li IMRIU hi* protrtil#
ve regltterad for certificate*. * B
timr ti* dub is in full P.M for vlaltore.
Mr a ii&gt;t Ml. W V h .d .i M
g ift honoring men In th# rorvtr. ! ^ ,( 0^ |,
A iiatrol boat being built for ralvt-tl
. , ltlll
fin# lif t rung
Usood by t h e .C ity Of Sanford.)— t" ; ‘n ,U
" ? r a | the ll. 8 . Coast Gotrd Ufxlrr
■ n l-I■r" '"
" ""Ki»*b» rnlrrnl Ihr \ »ur
| #|rut
m ay eeeuro them, beginnlog &lt;n - : kundrod "
rrction of Instructor Gworg* C#In- as an aviation isilr t la *1 Ih
m orrow . from H. B. Carter s t '
graft will b# of unuaual lnt«rr#t. an*l r«-crivrel iirim ati roit«l
draft headquarters at 112 Fast
Mr. Johnaon *sld, adding that the &lt;n,| Santo An* f . l i f
II.
Second Btroet.
hull of th* boat Is already com training al Ma’.'wrll i irM,
C ertifksleo already given nut U . o f F . P u b l i c i t y
pi* ted.
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not know wlrrr lir *nl Iw
Tha radio ctofti work will l*r llonrtl
seal
■ “ w V W r j ; S T u S : M a n J o i n s U . S . A ' r m y optn to vU ltori at (ho u n i hour«
to lb* City Hall for placing of
■l tho Ronford Armory* with InvM vtTiiKH
City teal on them by Clerk II.
GAINESVILLE, Sept.
• true tor W. D. Hoffman as guide,
M. Sayre, Mra. ileus holder add- (Special)— Frank S. Wright,
M pp£
FLORIDA — Somewhat
cooler!
Mr. Joknaen wM.
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Hefty ____
director
since 1917
tonight, with showers over thr
"Thee* d tp se e ls ar* already University o f Flerkte. will leave
south, light rain In northeast por­
report
provlag rery popelor with beys tomorrow alght_to
________
. . . . .for
. . drijr
Bagtlore, tha tltla tometlmes tion.
sa d parent*, Bad I believe that, Tuoodsy a t Fort Mead*.
given b musical composition light
GEORGIA—Alight!-- Cnolar in
bolds a reserve rotarala­ and quaint In character, cornu south, continued cold north por­
Sanford la U « flrat city In the ~Wright
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S &amp; S L t I them out," Mra. d e n aa a flrat lieutenant, la the from the Italian word meaning tion tonight, possibly light frost
lafrortry. £ _____________; “f l u b of. U fht.1
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nur pciplc'i health ind w ilt*,,
la th* I’cat guarontrs nf *^ (,n ,
in the |*iracnt struggle."
I
lit 11*1 C l*&gt;ng, apeskin* N
day aftermmn al the Court II,
In nirmlicra nf th* Fifth ( o n 1 ■inn*l lilatrict of Florid* T” &gt;"
•end t'luha.
Itr. I^tng, a Townsend rrprr-m
tatlv*. rofcrrcl to an old egr
meeting
of
th#
j
r»n.lon
plan that hid beet,
There wilt be a
Warden, of
u« ^ , •" England for
Senior Air Raid Warden*
at the
m e.
Sanford »raa on Wednesday e v » n • |,om,' tlm*. He ■Lair’d tbal tir
of
our CHBHtry frrdmir
Ing al 8:00 o clock In the Cil» *pprvvv*d
Hall. It wa. announced Inlay by i
»&gt;“* •*!•&lt;•
Air Raid Warden Joel Field.
,
•*
"&gt;»
•____ ___
I |»ro|ilr ar^ also fH .
Only one marriage been.* » * » ! , , ‘ri'J* * u . * farewell addir.*
Issued during tbs past week »t J,r , n|f ,*'*,e 7!
ft* '*
th e-C ou rt House, Judgs R. W ; t(«n»ferred to Colorado to r . . , ,
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J
,
tn
!
&lt;
&gt;
n
lie
organisation
s
work thru
»y.
Thla
»*«
tn
War* stated tod*
Lester Clarence Phillips of Hick
cry Corners, Pa., and Nora Cut
tsry of Orlando.
3 0 0 A m e r ic a n s S ie z e d

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S ta tio n ,;

Mole Cricket Balt
Given To Growers

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S e r v i c e

Freezing Farm Labor
Suggested Ry Hershey

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Railway Express Man,
J. W. Bell; Re

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M em b er A.sHOfinlcd I’rrKH

New Speed Limit
| 0 f 35 Miles Ho'jr
iTo Be Effective

John Edward King, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. King and CUronce
n..c«—
r . . . .m. b. of Mri. P eggy
Bufordt Knap,
Knapp, eaUstad In th* Unliad
8 &gt;ale* Marin**, Sept. 90 and l l .
respectively and are now a t Parrit Island, 8 . 0 . taking "boot”
'training ta a release from tha OrUndo recruiting statloa/ • .
Roth youth attended Sanford
reboot* and were active te spor's
at Femlhcl* High School.
Befora enlisting te tho Marine*,
yo /n g King wag employed by th*
l and A Deartiacnt store and
ope* to bo attar had to the quar" irrmastev
division after
com­
pleting basic work.
•
Young Knapp was an employs*
of th* Toochton Opug Company
O c c u p ie d
F ranco
Following th* morning meeting I n
ana to
aroOplan*
ta *enter “Commando of prioelpob of County school*
training te tha Marta* Corpe.
BERN, Rwitaortand, Bcpt jat th* office of 8upt- T. W. Law­
ton, te order to discus* formation; (A l—Th* (itrm an i hav* seitnl
of a Junior Army to collect
col le d acraf
'
~~
scrap . about
SOO Americans te occupied
mroting o / neero t prinripals ! r rinc , ** potential h c . U g c . ,li
#aM at 9-00 P . M. to
pt*a
|!
plomstte
ciu*iters heard u&gt;,i*v
*°
I plomstle quartara
t/xlay.
for aogro pupil* to
.
PRritri-J
adding to th* . ____ In Pierie
W « —
com- Laval's
i . . . i ’ Vichy government. Unllrd
pate la the scrap salvagea cam
palgnm
J. W. Bolt, railway
.
iploma Ue aoureos were
Stales diploma
v i g M a t Loka Monro* fo r 44
without olffteial • f r t but It rsu
A
ton
pound
bu
years, has announced hla nU raCtoahi Saturday afl
o f .......
Lake............
Maw
_
r tha a t
*
’■ » grower o f Semi­ mouth
Jahaa
Ktvor by K- Clover John­
, j m horn a t Fart aon, trarallng
raaraa
i
ntitfvo
of
•
or. t
&gt; aad coostroetod th* tha (Great
Southern Trucklni:
hulU ia Com pa
M | Whan 3 tha' 70-yoar- Dftnlftd
h iilth a pool lion with Rilph
W A8IIJN 0T0N
Mi, flep t t t , Ml
— Freelin g e f aaaaRtlal wor
w orkm
i
ta farm* by givin g _____
them th*
cboioa between _'agricultural
^
- pr&gt;duct Ion
tary aorvico, was
•uggastod by Soloetiv* Service
•»&gt;
Chief Hershey aa
• • aa moans
gm ens of s'Mala cricket bait la B * being lariating lha (arm labor short-

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P a r a c h u tis ts

M O N D A Y . S K P T E M H E R JR, 1942.

Gas R eg u la tio n !
Violator Receives1
M-Day Suspension!

S p eak er

SHORTS

fltrrot.

A rm y

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d mi n

- - “M as

ETTA KETT

oks

U . S.

F L O R ID A .

tlorney gen
_ the I'nlled 8 t* te.-C r o * tl* . Hun I' m(W
U „ ,attorney
t |„rnry and pfT,
wln(r p
.
•
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now 8Htate
pretkllngj
» g*ry
T flC C
D ill
*
. ... and
. HulgarU.
.
.
; officer for Ihe Slate and the (&gt;PA.I
OPA.
Allied authoriUee her. . r .
„ „ Au(t_ j &amp; .
hewrtelltng wh.ro tb» big bim tier. *r,_|
w„ k, |, i „ lhr rouM ||„ u„
tftkinjf off. bat Ihtlr rmn^ would, over &gt; hirh Attorney
&gt;ry (iiM»# preallow them to hit lhr Balkan*1allied. • t which time evidence A
ia tr a U tm R e - 1
from Ibftsoa In either thr Middle1w a s
s u b nt i t l r d
by
(*rcll
je c t«
( o ni p r o m is e
^ Kait or Ruttift.
l.lrhlltcr, chief g*ivemmrnt enUkrwlsr
tli«y* *ftre
O ffe r e d
By
S e n a te
.
.i*
*x not
_ r*v»ftling . furceinent officer
for Florid*,
thn nalionftlity of lha flith l errw, , h#| on lh f &lt;u&gt;. |lf Junc 4 |B ^
S« IIIUH*I# &lt;
but it probably i* not wrong lo| u of l}ll, yr„
Mr „ , rt, r ^ u
W ASIIINCTllN, Sr|ii
V
III &lt;*•!»* UMIpIlnl
a*.ume that American filer. *ro, g. , 0 ||n . to driver, of passenger
I'rcaidrnt Ri*«iarvclt rr|Hirtr«l|\ r«r« dimnr *
twmbinf tha capital* t f the A m i w l w i t h o u t rcoulrinf the]
l-alay to delay riecutive w ith a tidal
ft ***r *"1** •■m g with R uulan •'“'i aihlblllon of *ny gasoline ration 1 action lo *1* 1, 1111* wage* *ru|l to •tatialira fn
w Rritish airmen.
1, ing c«rd or cancellation of ■nyin'^*** unl'* { «»»grrai ran ills|&gt;i.., , inlB#l„nrl
df
McroUvenet*
,This
.
.
.
*.i* In . '•"• unit of any n io lin # rationing caul
ponding anil inflatw.n Ir#: ,),,.
• a l * k nu |I
with tha Amaricftn policy of hit- c |a i , A or H
, (station rven though it may take1
•if fo rtilift, i
t h e m-hard-«nd-t*ll-th*m-nolhing.
The present suapenslon ordci . I n*9i than hit Oct. 1 dradlinr , dining o
R 111 |«
repressed after raid* early in was hwaed On theft® finding* by
Meanwhile, farm state ftenator* «*4o .•* ...
June upon Rumanian oil field* tha OPA. of which Prica Adrolnl» t off* H *n
te»l compnimlpp
lt«nkinr fig• t
j l d il h u tn 1b W ash -i«f
demandi for higher fa iw io f cytseef lettilir ., w ih
&lt;i&gt;V 0 Ligf (P itH -Lsw
....... r .................
A lP fK M u h i f l , ionit t f whom ifgfton la Hvttl, H r. l*9t»raon m M. prices in tha anti inflall t»»i I•i| I• tuns
Folk
l»a-i*
w e n forced down In Turkry on
Mr. Peterson also called *U*n- ,,ut *•&gt;* admlnlelrallon le a d ,,- u ......lo t •»! U. '.,ntlon lo the fact that hacaua* of Jwtrd IL
«ith 4m .haore- At that tlm* U. 8 . offI th* groat 'scarcity »nd critical
Senator flrown l» -M ic h l -*i.l •rrm"' *"*' 1"i'*
rial* said the enemy would learn Importance of ga-olina In Ih- hr erwl ulhri admlniatralim, I**,l
rhr f, itiltaa-r *•
a where their pilot* were In action Florida are*, violation* of th* • « had turned doprn th* s . ,,.,t ........................ ...
•
** only by shooting them dpwn
Emergency
(iasollne
Ralkining egrlcullurel aub rommittr*'- |»
' "n-iiini-,1 '&lt;• tonBut It I* no secret that In Ihr Regulation*, rosultad In diversion! P°*«l %hleh he claimed wouhl in
last fortnight there have Iwen of gasoline from military and ro-itm duc* “coat of produclmn" f*r
1
mart air raid* In th* Balkan* eential civilian uars Into non-1 tori into filin g farm p r ic e
'
that hav* been accounted for In rsoentlal uroe. in a manner c o n - ! --------------------------------” f. " " " " ‘r'.1 '.
official Rurolan c r British an trarv to the public Interest i p l T
j
t
.
,
m . r n .l
# noanceraent*.
*
detrimental to national defense.
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F .D .R .A greesT o Service Men’s Club Hostesses
Action On
Will Attend Training Schools! *-

LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.

Classified Advertisements

SA NFO R D,

( 'bar gr«| rHh vloUiton* &lt;f th«
rinrrirrncy gmntin* rrgulallonft,
(■y Aaooeltled Pram
U n ite d Rtmtca bom lfora c o n .; w . H. Ilrairr. npcmtnr of the
tin u e d on th e p row l t o d . y . i
~ rri"
•* ,Krrnch
• T h e y r a id e d s h ip p in g in B en - , r n n l , n s . lunUy ,
H&lt;). , u, .
Kosi h o r tw r to e n liv e n th e pen-inn order by A H I’rleraon,
E g y p tia n lu ll a n d th e y nl*o w r c ln r y of Ihc County Rationing
liUuited J a p a n e s e b a s e s s o u th - " ' i r 1
.
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pv
,
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Tne »Lti&gt;cn«inn or»lrr prohibit*
_ w e s t o f Y u n n a n P r o v in c e , In-, ...... ..........
fri&gt;m
rtlhrr . buy(ng
cr M|, . |,
...................
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The*# parachutist* of thr U N Army In
11
L-*____
I_■ of
—■ during a training nr-rvlM- al Fort llia g g . N I
1flic tin g c o n sid e r a b le d a m a grat
e ,' 1log gaudinr
between it
the ,!»!e»
w ith o u t th e lo s s o f a p la n e.
; n,*'
l*J,onct
rnemy ..amhl hurtling*• .
further24 tlatr*
that.2 4 ’nu1942
p r r to11n ,___
___ ,hr -imuUlr-,1
T.
U n ite d S t a t e s b o m b er s a ls o firm or corporation ahull tall, da- p ,r* U,H,prr* Th'') * ,r l"»''«'Hy gmun.l f..,,r
»re carrying
- - tb* war into the’ .liver, or In any manner dlractly battle In glanl planr* that *l&gt;, carry field gun*.
Balkan* from tccrat bate*.
or |„dlr^ t|yi tr tn .fe r gatolln* l o l ----------------------------------------------ft
,n lh« U *1 ,wo„
t " * ’ him during lh*l period.
range American B-24 bomtH-r*.,
, l w l t l n f lhr , uip. n i|on or.
each p u k in g bomb load* ranging| d„
SocroUry f e te n o n .fated
up to four tom carricvl the w» 'l that ha acted under Initruetlon* f x I
*
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W ith o u t

S in g le

(By A***ela«e« Prat*)
The CMaeaa la flk tU ton• Ideribla roaaaltlca apon th*
Japtnea*. atriklag want, oouthwe*t and aeaUiaait from Kinkw*. |a Ckaklaag province, lha
CkangUag com wiod announetd today. Th* Jipa «rr* reInfarrad after octbaek*.

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D a m a g e T o Jap an ese

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E s ta b lis h e d In 1908

•U. S. Bombers Raid
B e n g a si Shipping;
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•••fi ••( Mr# ( l#r
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tra ih rr
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nt Hrminola
Jtr mi i
Ills'll S* h.md, wh*» rrcrntly Cuih
| Irl* .1 Si# p#M4m| 4»f intlnc'rinatlon
with a
rot II ihftid I'nihriBlty
••f .%«g ml i#t ret nffkrr#.
: Ib
Ihr hl^hrat gr# 4lr of ft
•f t u r n
Itrorn fur thrir
• !•«* tal roI'liilv in mathrmallra
Kntign Htrm(»*&gt;r la al pretint
••fi a e)irt ial aiiifn m tn i In W uk inglron h (* ami Mra Stamper
uh.» *iaa bftrn visiting her parinl* Mr an&lt;1 Mra. (ieoryt Walla,
will join him thara presently.
G o v e r n m e n t D e b t Is
D o u b le T h a t O f 1 9 4 0
WASHINGTON, B ept t t . 09}
—Th# government debt reached
tkO 000,000,000 today more than
double the |?40 debt, which Is
now increasing by 14,000,000,000
{»: manth.

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MONDAY, SEPTEM BER 28, It

j in,
' ' f t # ' "tu* jJ
Ed Wynn’* Sdn .WHI 1’ 'TnWMHfnT'' BiWvV
IMf'Artb*',' w a l
Remember
Ga# Card introduMfl It to Wwt Africa. |
t if a
-idW*« , * * le . i

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Miracles-o

................................. .

' Thl growing dfhi*pL iA (hJ
United Hlatc* lU rte d ln Virgin!*
When Keenan Wynn, ■in uf com- ■bout
l«IS.
*dl*n Ed Wynn, Irate* New York
henceforth, boll remember to take
hi* (aa ration card.
Recently tbo young actor and
bia wlT* were returning from a
COLD W AVE
weekend elalt ln upper New.York
atala, when they ran out of gaaolln* (00 mlM* from Manhattan..
They dlacoeered they bad loft
tbolr ga* ration card la .thetr city
apartment - Wynn finally rowle a
ARCADE
deal with a pairing. truck drirer
to taw hia ear In.
P a ck a g e S tore
’. After ‘ arrielng Wynn had, Iq
0 . D. FARRELL, Prop,
help tba driver amomi 60 drum* Phan#
• !«•.
Mather Bldg.
at gaaolin# at Slid A.M. on a (Formerly
Baggett’* Uq. Store)
dock.

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nlmple reason that we think it la overt W ir t significant of i
the drive that |Kiascsse.s Die man. T hat launch Ing wu» :t
brilliant triumph over ull records o f the mirt Die world j
over.
To send auch
such a ship
nhip down
d o w n^lin
percent!|
h e way* 87 percent
complete in littlo more than a week o f conittruclion wan a
breath-taking nccnmpliahmeiil. but It w as iiI.hu som ething of
a ntunt, or, nhould we nay, a npeciiil nprint. F or the "rou­
tine" job in hlit yordn at ill requires forty-three days frrnnj
keel laying to completion.
Thu o th er thing, which i«!
etjually im pressive In itn way, bus th e enr/wirks of nctlon
not designed to make news,
"Hut we would celebrate both Irocause, together, lliey
rraanurc the country that thin miracle worker w ho hit* no
Htirred the im agination of the nntiou and, by the name
token, ho irritated Die war bureaucracy fn WashiniMnn, in
no flnxh in the [uin. He can hDII do better than hi* liext,
Civilian Drfrn*#
which in itself him Hounded legendary. When w e ran pro­
By Errrlda Owriey
duce a Kalaer to net th e- juice our )in|&gt;en of victory t,ecoroBerkeley (Cal.) Ilrfnisr Counrll better Ibun a dream.’’
Civilian Defenae I* only yourwlf Yoq and ib# guy licit door;
Th# wif# amt the kidt and the old
‘ 4. wutd a out.
Not all tho farmer# ill the rountry are oppoaed to Die I
And tlia rlerk at the corner 11010.
Tt»V alf raid warden l« cnly ihr 1‘reAldi'iit'B anti-liiflatinnnry mi'amires which w &gt;uld nav«j
Die country in thine time* of under-production untl ri ling
* chap ’ ,
Who nail for llif nrly train,
purchaxlng jxiwer from ruiiuuiHly high jiriceB, bill the | mw And the nuraing aide in h»r crlap; erful farm lobby in Congress appears to he well on its wav
Whit# gnwn,
toward blorklfig every u ffo il of Iim g m u i lo deal wltli lliis
la only your Cou.ln Jan*.
If moral* la low and faith la n oil iiripdrtiinl problem.
Don't blame It on OfT);
The latent Biiggeetiuii i* that farmer# -limilil lie 'dlowert
For QCI) la )uat plain folk,.
tu have higher prices for itieir prod in-(a h o that they an
And folk* arc you and nr
NO river ran r*la» uvrr Ita •ource. |nfy higher w ages lo their farm hand*. Thin has a rat hi 1 GAINESVILLE, Kepi &gt; ,
|Mi|iular ajijieal not only tMTailae farm lulxir in lieing lured lH f » r r ia h T h t l &gt; 1h [ n r! i n f i i '
Any flood of ccmraid* aoil piidti
Mutt emanate from (hi* aoul* «»f away from the farms these days by the higher w ages paid "if Awru u l i u n onlf i ol
&lt;* t
in factories tint also itecause farm labor lias long been no li-riifw if i%riI k *'f f #*■*■1 1*t([* til1 i n n
p: Not from a printed guhtr
hiRiVtinri) in ttu mrnlt »•* &lt;1**1
lik e an rjrp)ian anlw on ih# roll, toriously underpaid.
»■1*. writ tfnwrrtlMBvl I•v II Si ('laynut we wonder If the fact is not iieing com pletely
r Inn ehmrintir m thi
( l* ri«U
•ton# Ilrp.,
looked, or ignored altogether, Dial higher w ages even .'or ILHDA V\ Ml It'sii r»l n In i **■«rv
Th# talk lira right nt hand.
To b« flnlihist hy f'lka llkr you farm lulmr is exactly what is not needed at thin parlicuhir . t* in*ur© fair
available
nm| itf |«ln**•-land m#
tim e If iiiflatlnii is to be avoided. H igher w ages for farm ! trie'lll w i w r r it w ill it** t i n m o *
With faith In uwn iirrat land.
workers would aimjiiy increase the already dammed iiji pm 1
in warlittn tarnuni ftfu
chusing jKiwer which is Oiri-nlciiiug to overflow and (haul
1 Th# Uarrcofdrd Maura
Ailinliiiilratlrih n, ih*
. ii'ir
____
the limited m arkets of the country.
: mifhinri v flllionin^ firn^Ftifn
(From The Waahitifilon I’oaD
And we wonder if the Inhtiy in its eagerness for higher
by
ll
Waf
Plmlin
I Min
How It la or grow lu alrrp «r iU&gt;
prices for farm |iroducts is not .overlooking the fuel that l l o n n l i n ih*‘ l l f i n • ni I *f ii * Ail
not know,
nilniktrulinn «tbt n4i)nt«a'iru1«*• !*•
pretext of ,lav­ *V
ti But th# dcrnn-drawtng Ilka- dual it cannot .oyipct to g et .higher nrices on
I
|ti
h v
&gt;a#lllin»
ing higher wage* w ithout giving rfiitn- assurances Dial i ount&gt;
ml)' I- kiri'llc-1
■ Of falling aalrrp elf la thr rvll Diene higher w uges will lie paid, T iiese assurances would I v it ('mint) rutimitTii rumniitti •
underground
ni
th ’
r« iu n h
a A 4
surely mean thnt farm Inisir wduld be given Die right to
Sy V
('hniniiiar an*" *’*« furrnrrf ai
ttu ( i i j o t v VI*dt l*s*jir-1
Mark the aoula railing hourly organize and bargain collectively exac tly as they have for iM jlntMf
some years in industrial organ Irations.
T*« fllli'iTiu!* b Hill aim Ih* Ui
njtr »lt»p
To souh of other* tn eoniperUnn
We dnulit If the farm ers aa‘n whole would want lliis, |Mli 111I*i
Fnrni nmrblniT) in on*’
■ •
#d flighi.
even for the sake of temporarily higher priced on Die
wiiwrh i
E;*TO«ar. gather putliy out of the products Diey have for wile. It strikes us that the farm Hraliofi ((imup Ah
•&lt;arr#
BibI r»|irritlif rM|tllie,!
night
itrret rurrm t wMrir it turn 1 t#**e*l
*1* To rnell below Ih# eyrlld. of the lobby In Irying to scuttle the A dm inistration's hill Is in may
aol*1 only ujior ai»Fn&gt;%a*
reality undermining the independence o f the American t*y‘lh*U;county
firm mirHnfry ta
farmer.
llanltif; rommittiv, MarhiiH-i y in
V D*w*. that detrend upon the
n fterond mtrf*orv (Gmuji 11), in
b* - alMpera, find
rhiiiintT ItciiiB
An initwHni
Ii**
In banal palm-upward end In
i ram nut) b
uiM,r tirlif
braaat unbound
cation
(hi- farniiT
the lira I
Tb« dream featuring uf rharlly
er that It h reifuirect ti mr*
"Wo can mi longer taka breoiily and casually Du* fact nirrrnt’ nirrirultyrnf nmi*
A
'
* Guard itt CcnYerehih Ihel thee. nt war. Daily and hourly it lias hw&gt;n grow ing grinimrr and tltini rla*aifkatiiiii MJrmip f*»
IhcliNlefi
the
|imath*r
item*
Ihit*
. " momenta keep
more deadly, unit it will continuu tn do no
We dare not
ruiM wlUmit mIrk*lion*
Harshly rellnqulahed when ituim- think thnt, of i-ourne, victory Is ours; hot wr m ust think may
Group A includes cuinbiftv*. tii**’1
tng light
that
nothing
else
thnn
victory
dan*
be
ours.
To
think
h m o * j i . feed grimier*, frrtiliiei
Burnt the Wet fielda of all al#rp.
Wahing, handa muat 1&gt;# ahan&gt; arvl boldly is ta act boldly, and to net iMildly is to m ake each BtircKirra, grain drills, hay balrr?.
efffirt
count In this war.
spiritual death
i eat day from night.
-----;with
J-_.!i.',—Jnim»t
M.
milk coulee, milking ninrSine,
(dutctls, Director, Office of Civilian Defonne.
ptek ip baUre. pulalo dlggn«,
ebreddere, and trartora (Inrlu.l
David Rockafaller la a corporal
lag garden Iractnn),
In th# U. 8- air iorp». »o awlvvl
flrnup H marhlnery, which ran
chair roiinnieilon for Mm.
b# ourrhieed utain nrtdiratlon tu
dealer t)at it Is needed for
"Wherr’s Ihc car?" the profcoBor’s wife asked the acurrent
Tba Battl* of Rlallngrad hit
production. Includes rami
t#fri 1*011 and lost ao many time* professor.
other farm equipment and inn
in th* lait week, on*
hardly
"Did I lake tha car?"
chln*ry
.
.
' ‘ know* wh#th«r to celebrat* or

V 1T A G E N

ORGANO
O r g a n lr a

Fred lg*•ted, Coaceat rated and Bacterlallted by P*teatod
Bacteria Process
Revitalise* yoor

Seed Bed*
Cardea_

aoil

Field Crop*
Sbrabbtry

N ature'* way
rta u lla from

ta d

FMwrra
PlaaU

Lawn*
Tree*, etc.

ORGANO CORPORATION
o f FLORIDA
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
MO ». Kub| Area#*
J. P. Hall, Kaaford

Phone U ll

Phan# L'RW

LOVELY MIRRORS
Just received n new ship­
ment of benutiful, {xiltxhrd
plain mirrors. With ontamrntal gold frames, jilsin
or beveled edges,

$7.30 to $31.00

Thr If H rould add two mil-

le*n w'tru-n « year for 10 year*
pi

war ^I'udu^don lln## from to-

day'a rrarrv# of an manpower.

“Brighten Your Home With
Pittsburgh Paints”
G. U. STU A R T P A IN T A N D GLASS

(•rowing Grimmer

Mystery Solved

"Certainly you did."
"Well, I thought it Btrange. • When I got out at the
Tfcat fallow Kaletr haa b#«n ifostofflcc, I turned around to thank the gentleman who
lunching freighters ao faal Ih#
'
at faw day*, they can cbrlilen hntl given,mo a lift and he wnan'l therc."-^I'arado. *
drawn farm machinery and oquhi-

meet not Included In Group A.
Tn#rt art ao restriction# w
couneil there ta aafety“. flo lata ral# dl iraaafer of uacd fatir
*U get together and mire tbt* machinery, equipment or repal.
part*.
y
problem.
*
■aV _ ---- . Sincerely your*,
Editor Sanford Herald,
Mr*. A. Vi Joyner,
Dear Rlrt
KOM Myrtl# Avc.
In rofmnco tn' enlarging th* P-8. You may publt*h this.
Femald-Lawton Hotplul I, aa a
JACKSONVILLE,' Sent.
d(tson and tax-pay#r would Ilk*
it'rwclal)—Twenty Florida rvoort
to make a aafgaatlon. The Maytown* and title* bare reported t«
1r Hotel would be an ld#a|
tbo Florida Rtato Chamber of
tiding and loratka, aad.wouM
Commerce tSot
t'.o tl bouirr.
nut tak* but Hit!#, time'and grotand apartment* and 37,148 hotel
room# ‘ re now available to atOf AhMRw county, Ala., haa boon
Tbo preiept owner* might ton- apnpintod axaeatlvo Mcrotanr af
the Florida Economic
alder aoUlM It—or oven l***iiw
Council** WaabbigWi. D. (Oilman, for
S r H .W iiC - J S .'S ii^ 'ff lS
hracaay
fcofoeo vedepital and other valaabk properition and raUcmlne
i . llbcrilliatlon of

Sanford Forum

Accommodations For
Tourtsto Sufficient

vdlng to tba Cotor Tvt"A Cocoa man *ay* ha
heard anyon# recently
that European
nation*
have enough money to
i a w arr
. *

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belter

CORRECT THOHE BAD HPOTP, USE OUR M A TER IA L
AND W A TC H T H E DIFFERENCE,

The Farm lAibby

go of thrv# of. them with on#
IttU of champogiM*.

get

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Ha* New^ Secretary

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Social A n d Personal Activities
MARJORIE ROSA COG BURN, Sodtljr Editor

Recent Bride Honored
With Buffet Supper

Mlaa Lueill*
Johnson
e n te r­
tained Friday evening w ith a buf­
Y . W . A. of th* F l r i t BopUat fet auppar given in honor of Mra.
larc h will bold Its reg u lar moot* Ed Sloneberg, a recent bride,
i r * a t 8:30 P . M. a t tho homo a tfollow ing aupper
garnet
were
Maa M artha Fox, on Oak Avscu*. played and prlaee were won by
TU L3D A Y
Mra Frank MacNeill and Mra.
T h a D au th U ra o f W sstoy Claaa A W. Kppa.
II hold it* teg u la r buainesa aad
Those present w ith the honor
ria l m atting la th a Anoox of im n l, ware: M n. R uth Stew art.
■ M elhodiil C hurch a t 8:00 P. Mr
Mra. Mary “Rawllna, ..................
Mra. Ilalen
M., w ith Mrx. M. B. S m ith') group L.idwlg, Mra. C. K. Adama, Mra
including Mr). K. A. Dougl**, Tom Colt, Mra. R uth Scott, M/s.
THURSDAY
Edwin Mayer, Mra. Wilev Ja rrell,
‘ T h a Townsend C lob will m eet Mrs. Jesse Ja rrell, Mra. Joe
to th a C ourt Hoaaa a t 8:00 P.M^ Ja rrell. Mra. C.
Cog burn,
II.
Cogt
W P . Hagan, p re ald tn t, presiding. Mra. A. W. Epps.
kppa. Mra.
Mn
Frank
MacNeill,
Mrs.
J
Malcolm
liig
T h a pub lk la Invited to attend.
gins, and Mias M arjorie fo g b u rn .
SATURDAY
A ll beva and g irls of Ju n io r
H igh School age m ay join tha
J u n io r Commandos and Ju n io r
• to W ardens a t tha W om an's
lu b a t 8:00 A.M.
C hildren of pre-school and p ri­
Mlaa J s a n Louise V am recently
m a ry school ages m ay a tte n d the celebrated her e lre e n 'h birthday
" S to ry Hour", sponsored by the wjth a p a rty given by her m other,
R e cre atio n Com m ittee, a t the pub- Mr*. J. A. Via m The color scheme
lib ra ry a t 10:30 A .M , under cf the decoration* included pint,
rno green stream er* hung :rom
r*. J . C M itchell's direction.
M ra. (k E. McKay. Mra. A. D. the (ailing to the edge of the
Z achary, S r , and
Mlaa
Helen table w itch was covered with a
lace cloth and cen'ered * lth a
H a r d ac co-host ease*.
(ink Iced cakv and rn.vc.ty gre-n
i undies In pink candlestick.
Games and centrals «*r* rn.

MONDAY

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Jean Louise Varn
Celebrates Birthday

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P er tonal s
E. W. McCalley left Saturday
for Balm bridge. Ua. where ba haa
accepted a position a t an airport.
Mrs. F. R. Mitchell. Jr. cf
Nashville, Tenn. ii visiting Mr.
and Mra. F R. Mtehell. Sr.

1-ONDON. Sept- 18. (Ah— An
anonymous R. A. F. bard_ haa
w ritten a poem about tha G rem ­
lins—those queer little m ythical
folk who do all sorts of U dB|£
to harass tha American and
ish flyer*.
Tha airm en sw ear tha G rem lins
a r t the th in g s which climb Inald#
their guns and dsflsct th eir ahota
when an enemy plane la In slghA
and which causa motors to conk
out by sticking their fingers In
the carburetor j*L
Tha poem appeared in a recant
service m igmsail
ijne and follow*:

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R obert Sheldon, United SUtea
N avy, who is stationed a t Nor­
folk. Va. la visiting Mra. 0. When you've ,*vtn mile* up In
Swsnao,, a t Grapcvtlle.
tha heaven*.
That'* a hell of a lonely *pot:
Mi. and Mra Tom Hailey oi And It'* fifty degree* below aero.
H artw ell. Ga. ar* visiting hcra
Which isn 't r s a d ly h o t
[ley I*
for a f* wdaya. Mra. Halle;
the ow ner of the Florida Hotel. When you're frosen blue like your
Spitfire^
S ta ff S ergt. Edward C. Mitchell
And
no you're
you'i
scare,! mosquito
and hi* wife left Saturday for
pink;
F t. Jackaon, S. C. a fte r a visit When you're thousand mile* from
nowhere.
her*.
And there'* nothing below but
the drink.
F riends of Mrs. W. H. Ruaacll
will be so rry to Icam of the death It's then you’ll *e# the Gremlin*.
of her sla te r a t the W ills Eye
Green and gam bags and gold.
H ospital in PhlUdclDhla. I&gt;a. Mr*.
Mala and fcm als and neutar.
Ruaaal la in Philadelphia now.
Gremlin* both juung and old.

YOWELL^S

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SEPT. 29th and 30th
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Inspired To W rite
Poem On G rem lins

rp. Rot&gt;cr
It's no good trying Li dodge
tum rel to Ft. lim ning, Ga. after
them;
spending a trn-day furlough h e n
The lessons you learned on the
visiting hia parent!. Mr. and Mr*.
llnl
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Won't help you evade the (Jrem -i
N. H arrell
Hr.
Though y*nj U«ost and you dive
TV* P n i t n l v Joyad With p n t e *
u w a n i.- i , o '
Mrs S &lt;; llt i r h ii and rhlhlrm
111 V / U U m y | S , , r fB r , i
llrown. KJ&gt;*o, b a r n . 1 of Miami havr l»rfn for Ih# paat
am i y o j jink
Betty Iter a Bali, and Kkh’ ard Mr ' 10 days viaiting Mr* BurtMi * The white one will n ig g le y o u r,
How the rom m idlty distribution Nab. Features of the afternoon p a rm U , Mr arxl Mia
wlngtip.*,
Alfred
p ro g ram helps ScminoU County was a
"birthday
're * '
from ;
Male ones »tll muddle your
fa rm e rs as well aa underprivl- which each young guest chose | C rk to n .
map*.
f e e d families w as pointed out lie own p arty favor.
Green ones will g u id e your gly­
Alfred
Erteaon.
J
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,
who
ha*
Refreshment* ol i n c re in ' and
col
In ■ report released today by R.
been Stationed at the Naval Air
Krmalea will flutter your flaps.
M. M iller, of T am pa, A rea Buper- cake were served by the h itte r* , Statiory In Miami, is now ln Kan
e
n
isle
d
by
Mra.
II.
Liar
row
5i»a
vlaor for ths A gricultural Marrk rtsaa City, Mo taking a sis week* Pink ones will perxh on your
Mr». C. Re Jonta
Ing A dm inistration.
perspe*
in A ir T raffic Control.
ThoM o m e n l w rrt D ir Mi m O ver 11,769.00 w orth of comAnd darv
dance pirouettes on your
i B ertrly R o f r n , Kay lloltxwlltlaa which w ers distributed eflaw,
Mrs W 8 Strm per. the former
p ro |
IU n i t It
M athfvii, Klim
a n average of 700 fam ilies in B atttn B arbara McNab, Jiy n le Mildred W ells, is visiting her There's ’ sphritcal middle-aged
t b a county during Juna, 1948, Maa J o n ti, B arbara A nr. Kdtn m other. Mrs G. E Wells for sev
Gremlin
u l --rep• resen
farm- m
Who'll spin on yiHjr stock like
. t, additional
, rarkets
-------|fU M , B a'ty Ran* Ball, Joan Dam* eral weeks t&gt;efore joining her huacreate,I
by
f
ie r,
u d w
s i iargaret
r g ir v i
! " * Ud* bT ,,h * «,ro« r ,m ' ^
7**J. ppier,
EloUs
Cook.
M
•
barxj In W ashington. I). C
p o rt shown!
They'll free ic up your cam era
| Brown, and Richard McNab. Bob
MF « rm product* often come to bv McNab. L rtU r llyron. Bobby
shutters
Mr ami Mrs J I. Ingley are
They'll bite through your ellr
a r k r t durin* Reason in •uch|T B IU . Gordon
W rifht.
Bobbv e ip + ctn j to return tum»rr&lt; n front
wire*.
heavy supply prices wculd be Hnaaon, Edwin Varn. Frederick W ashington
l» t* where they T h eyron
’ll b« ml and D r y ' l l break
ruinoUR to the farm ers tf the Ac- Cooper. Jam es M anninc.( Stanley havs I&gt;een visiting their daughter
an«l tSey'll batter .
ric u llu rs l M arketing A dm in U trs•, Hnimley and I' B Bach
and ton-in law Mr and M n W
They'll Insert t o a s tin g
fork s
lion did no&lt; step in %nd buv part
B Zachery Jr
ir you. eyas
of the crop." Mr. MiBer rin la ln rd *
T hat's as far sa the Isard got
'T h e [A partm ent of A griculture '
Miss Mattel (h sp m sn . w h o IS with hia poem but it Is especled
*els that commodities thus ohattending Florida Southern Col­ other poets will add to It prob­
taln ed could not Im put to better
lege. has I»een elected recording ably making the Gremlin s sort
use than in helping build health]
pb)r*lc*t rxamina- secretary of the Florida Southern of world war II ’'M ademoiselle
• n d moral* tm ng our undvrpriv-' | | 0*n“ V t "?*m p Ilian,ling on W nl- C t liege V W C .A for the 1942- Irorr A rm entiers "
le g o l and undernourU hld fam ll-j i.«aday were Jamc« A dam , ra- 43 academic year
Meanwhile several of the R. A
Jp*1ristered from W inter Park but
F.'s expert “ G rem linolf ists" a n ­
w •*F«H»da Issued to needy fam ilies living In Longwood and Sam Able
Miss Maude Ramsey and Mm . nounced th a t th f? have uncoverd
In the county are purchased by E)gtr~
Ivourfne Beal spent the week-end four new speicies of Grem lins
High School rrsd u a te a who left
AMA and turned over to the B tate
at U sytons Beach where they sl- which have been developed by
O epartm snt of Public W elfare for this week for U niversity of Flo tended s P lk t ( ’lub housepsrty •elective breeding
with
other
rid* *t Galneavlllr w*rv Richard
d istrib u tio n .M
types during the past three years.
Hou*ton. ( l a ml,
Duncan
I'at held si the Ocean Psrk Hotel. "Iney listed them as follows.
Ulankanahir an&gt;&lt; Uob*rt M alkrr. Pilots were there from Gaines­
Genus Jockey. This one's chief,
Mra. Abbia M orrison who aprnt ville. 8 | Petersburg. T am ps, Or- characteristic Is that It is able to
Hanford.
am!
Daytons sit
tha summer in F arm ington, Mr Isndn,
cross-legged
between
th**1
has arlaed a t her w inter b o u t In Beach
wings of i w a p rsrd seagull or
Longwood.
pigeon and guide the bind Into
the windscreen of spproacU ng J
R A. F planes. The birds, when
thev hit, often give the pilots |
trio1 ehocke and *om*tim*s it
ivrioue
By BOBBIN COONS
reiults in dam age to th* plan*
A t L rm an School th rra is a
Genu* incieor. Th* c h l.f chanew Principal, C. W tabwll and
HOLLYWOOD—ThU la llolly- rscterislic I* th a t It ha* (harp.
tlrv c naw Uachcra. Mr*. Win
• Irons te*t.S
testh for gnawing *trl
*trtD*
ifrsd
M otlsy
Mra. wood: Somebody a t tha stu-dlo of
a program w
i hkh
will be th
lp and
son* from
Bob Sanford,
and P a t Kav*
wing eurfac* around
antl-alrsrou
Khadra Wfrom
ard. W
Park, spent
ami hae discovered th at Lynn Bari
rntad by the
,
group a t tb« returnad
a inter
vacation
h a t a tin g in g voice. But they're craft or b ullst hols*. T hey *lt«
Id
e m , Mist
Frsnklln,
In| with
yjrf ths
E thel
w.~urch
W ednesday,
ednesday.'
O c t 6.
on Elisabeth
8.
formW.
er's Ayer?
p a re n t.of In Long*
WII afraid to usa Lynn J la r i's voice
'Ith which
| lth
of tha president,
Mlaa
wood. Mlaa
i raa .abaencs
A. J. Peterson
who form
ed laid,
th* rivrt*
when she sing* In muscat* ba­
|UR
Cummings.
Plan*
w
ars mall
ads Tbs
| | r . Ba
,n
d tMrs.
Meri*
Hlankrn
mu th
Hanford
Y.
W.
A.,
urged
B
aptL
M*n’*
Bibl*
Cl***,
m
n « *a ■ » ■ * .
a w k la W
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lu * &lt;
t *_
a
.. a
a a* .
a
of plane* T heir faeorit* paatlm r.
| m em bers to attend Lbs Y .'W . A. Fred Bcbolfltld leader rn lertain rd rau*e in tha past tbsy b ie s had however, I* to taach th eir young
and It w as announced th* Woman'* Class a t a delight
- -Ighthow to teeth on vital contmnl
n s i t m eeting would be fol supper in S unnyalade Perk Bari'* ringing. “ It wouldn't b* wire* of plant*, cauaing tle in
o f Mrs. Dearlso, on S turdiy evrnlng A progrem the aam r and peopl* would think In *n*p when th* plane* go In
kid a t Um
It w asn't Lunn ilnglng." I* lh*
HrUb Mlsa £11ta both Frsnklln as was rnjoyol
to *ctlon
eeplanatlon
-ho* less.
Refreshment*
were
Mrs. Robert Horrell who ha*
Gen j* optic. They have red nr
But *o I* this: Hetty Grahlv.
| served buffet slr la at the ed­ been th* guvat of hSr d a jg h le r,
krpt from making Arm y camp green err* and lov* to hide in
i t of Um Mnhtoaa session, Mra. Flora Willis, Sa* return*,!
r
bomb
right*, turning on their
tours
befor*
by
tonsils,
wisdom
present were: Mr*. Nell to her home In Bartow.
teeth and an operation on dif­ up tic glow Just sa the homber
II _
has
been ______
announced
b Rev. feren t occasions, finally
_ _____
____ by
made dler I* g e ttin g his sights lined on
Frank P ull*/ of B anfonl th a t one —b y
tu rn in g down four th* ta r g e t..
U non
tha A ral service of th* season week* of stag e appaarance* In
Genua cavity. It has a .hovel
Bek tric e Ga; " '
S t C hrist Church will be on Oct- Chicago which would have netted • haped nose, and appears before
H i i 'T i i s T
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11 when Holy Communion will be her 134.000
dawn a t a irp o rts and m am g re
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calebralsd a t 9:30 o'clock In th*
When actor* look hot, tired to get a ' hole dug rig h t In the
and rih a u a te d on th* screen It path of a bomber coming In f o r 1
often happen* th a t they are hot, a landing. This type work* In
M r,.a ndd .Mf*.
Mr*. Thom** Pinch, for tired and exhausted. B etty Davit, gang* and often hltchee ride, mi
m any o f .W ashington. D. (’. ha* Paul Luka*
and t h s l r - movie t ie plan* a fte r It hit* the holr.
boan
advanced
from the Ocal* rliid re n —Jani* Wilson, Erie Ro- grabbling It* tall and then push
to r, P resident
redlo
school
to
a
potilinn
in
r
a
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berl*
and
Donald
Buka—were ap­ Ing to It* no**, which pul* t'i*
ouaty Council
. A'ssocaatloo, an- dio work In A tlanta.
proaching a U. 8. Immigration plina into a ground lop.
Mlsa
Lola
Beckham.
*l*o
of
bureau sta tio n on Um Mexican
tho flie t m eeting
wv* Ocala
u n i * School,
ocnooi. has
no* been
peer called border. In “ W atch an tha Rhln*
would he held In the
to
•
position
in
th*
rad
die
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tho Sanford
th ey 're refugees
from
Europe
Hou In A ndsrson, 8 . C. whore and th ey 're coming hom e, . pov­
•he win lake
CO
__ _ a- college court*
In e rty -strick e n , heartsick, hunmry
the local unirerxlty.
for a little **curity and • kind
M ayor and Mra. Georg* Bridge word.
JA CK SO N V ILLE, Sept. 18. returned from a prolonged
All fie# looked th a p art* — i r'N S )— M arcus “ Daddy" Fagg
aad p leasure
tour p ractically w ithout acting. Any started his 81 rd year o f service
rveral a tato s.
body would look th*
under with ths C hildren's Horn* Society
aad M rs. T heodore Tie* th* blanketing hoot od h*C hll of Jacksonville Sept. 18, and d u r­
i i « i ; al­ fom la sun In
... n_ low,
ing th a t ported has soon th* In­
I t's no m ilita ry
stitution grow f n a a sm all dwell­
Emily to Oeonps war- tho tem p e ra tu re
ing house w here S I children wore
Th#
housed In q u a r ta n suited to ac­
commodate onto I I , to th* present
Institution which now car** for
grimy- 1,190 you n g ster s In homos In
cf „
MV** cilia*, w ith brunch** In
three other
“ Daddy" F a g g has contributed
much to th* grow th *4 fh* last!

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Handkerchiefs

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Odd Draperies

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Shirts \ Shorts

Rath ToweD

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Luncheon Cloths

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Begins 33rd Year

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SEPTEMBER U , 1942

TRE SANFORD HhRAl.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA

THE 8A N T 0B D HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

■iter S u g g e sts
u tritiou s F ood s
'or W ar W orkers

s e r v ic e

cu n

A C T IV IT IE S
Hi M U M K MKKO IIOIH.KIS

§

MRS ALEXANDRA ( i M I lC K
[ Wide WagM Food B iilnr
l U t n r n r worker* a* well a»
■ tool children Karr to look to
■rad lunch** for a m a n ilir
ilolm rnt of vitamins, mineral*
Ed other strength-building nutriKente.
I Since sandwiches are the mainlay of moat boxed meals, jrou
a n avoid monotony by varytna
Km kind* dally. Variety alao asp m a wide assortment uf pro
fcetlr* food* which anr needed
p keep America strong.
Uncle 8am adviae* using wholetrain or enriched white bread for
figor. K it, raliln, peanut butter,
tnd Boaton brown bread* oflrr
ippetlling sandwich diversions
tnd they need only butler or

is lows

T hese Q u e s t . »#i:* m.iy
d e c id e w h a t laxative

to Rive youi clulc

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STOKE &amp; IIAK
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Every Wednesday
N i^ h t
KNOWLTONH ORCHESTRA

Th* Brooklyn Hast hall r | ub announced that anynn* bringing Irn or more pounda e f scrap metal te their
ball park would U risen a ticket to tee Item Ruins nlay, and tile la what happened. Policemen are ehown
piling up Ci&gt; tons of selap mtlal ei
fans waitnd to lie admitted to Kbbet* Field. Tb# salvage offer is

We are alio open fur your
dancing pleasure on S a t­
urday N lf hi*.

lUre'* an unusual photo of craw members o f an AD led transport plana a* they dumped tuppllea through
i i • pen door to Amerlran and Aoatrallan troop* wbo are beltllnc Japs In the mountainous region* of New
i -..tta . No roads cut through lb* wild country and all aupplics must be carried to troops by plane or by

These House leaders are shown afUr a conference with President
ilooaevclt on antl-lnilatlon legislation. They reported that they d i a«rted with the form of the legislation asked by the President. 'I h. y
• r* (I. to r .|. front rawi Rep. ifanry R. Bteagsll, llep. A lk r t l!t»|p, nfi*l
.Speaker Hatn Rayburn. In lha rPar (le ft). Rap. ilrant
.* ai.«l lc.t.
W ilfht Patman, Tbii la a |ihunr|ilio1u (f .
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Recreation Center

4 Mile* Norlh of SANFORD
on DELA NO HIGHWAY

I eSBi SCHOOLS AT WAR

IF YOUR T.X5TR DEMANDS
THE BEST IP

• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES

( ’hihlrin Vk h IpiK

• W INES

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■ K SURE TO VISI1

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111*on, uf .Nat t« Maii.1, &lt; .,l ,
f p c n a i b U f. f tin* mi i *» i •
Robert T. HeiI*y who,
cunfe»*rt| (u l i e ■ Im) if

Wltruiuln aorial Murkrt* :
b tc «lo » •uaplcluirt ( r Halt

)» MW liftrn 1&lt;mlilting the |.
car that ).«.j U en •IiiUm f
Inurtlerrtl women lie |i*f «•■
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U i An*elet build day bk 4 «I i U .
taikla lk« V l Navv U I f i r l a

Hr. Ja in rs 1.. MrConaughy, 81,
l-vv •i.la-ial uf Wrileyan University,
Middletown, C o n n , since IVZS, was
r l r r t i d president uf United C h in a
h . lo f. si a meeting of the organ ixal l o s r j of III rectors In New
l"it,
III. MrConaughy has r ec i i . c l a . e a t • Irava of absenr*
from the university.
i

N IC K ’S

"When you (a t this I will be dead
— That was th* note Georgs Flat*
of Detroit received from Me eu*
Georg*, Jr. (above). It was w r lll^
Just before th* young Command*
want along an th* raid on Dlepp^
Franc*. TTm fathar ha* Just bead
notified that Georg* and his brother,
Arthur, are “missing In action.'
This la a phonephoto.
fCewIref P r ill)

r W o tj r t o * A a te le s T i m e t e

y in o u el ham U» Mfallfj piUMte F

Package Store

MrtK*o nn.l (he (I. S. join harwls in

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• m* I if• t Sfriceanl R. S.

l't*Tn*i»n MiuJ little -limn KMratJft, 2,
kefi'inc
dining the re U b rillo it

It’s no longer TABOO
for girls to talk of
this possible help

of M r i i m • l iktlr*f t m len rr Day. Men
1‘rr-i.Ie n l Ilr n ry

Bie &gt;»&lt;*».'•
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A.

S erirtaif
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Ituno#.

W illa r# and

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fueita

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DRIVE SAFELY and

vCsaleai P, „ , |

HIE LONE KANO I K

H&amp;ve a Thorough Culflcx Joh
O*. **Us War

r?

When you hnvo your cur (Julflrxrd I f t »
can count on :t complete jon. l«nuh .iio i
find other itcrvicun or irpnira t our *.-u
need. It all conten under Ihe lieu liny »d
dent prevention! Conn- In

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STATION
HANFORD. M.A

HpRVIL’K
2nd 4 PARK

Classified Advertisement's

. . Il-.lh . I.nr# In Rrulrr|wrt. Conn., on her
K lo t net's rongfeviiunsl ,'andidate Is former
»lm l&gt; the lamllilete for gov*
ti. ll l l*uliiir.l In .n il. r IS Willlem Hanna.
,,r
i'" -' ini at ll,. convsnlian. Mr*,
no'ninalion ni to i on a roll rail vet*.
(C t» li» IP ru $ )

HCJKINICm* SKUMI h

FOR SALE
Pictured laying the tornerstone o f ■ large w a r m unRIant p lant !*
TW m o J.'WalsoO, president of International Btialnswa M aahlnes C ar.’
poaaUoo. TE* caremany took plara a t Kndlcutt, N. Y. T ha plant woo
tha second one of It* kind butlt by the company In th a t town UI* n * k

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W ater for Irrigation, L'o d ra in ­
age tax. guaranteed tltla. Bale T y p le w rite r* . Addlllir inarhim
liiD O p er a cra —R ental 18.00
R e n ta ls ,
-Servile,
l le |c .ir
118 acre* cultivated In HME
I I I ) n r * O f l i r e Machine i n .11
A r t any celery grow er mi l a k e
M a g n o lia Avc. P ' ioih &lt;1.
H i r t M. J . Moae, J r . P h o o .
0077, Ortamlo
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INSURAN CE,
fire, windstorm
autom obile b u rg lary , r mpensa
linn. At a saving. G. XI. Iloyd
A On.

aUta f o c i
■chooli ai

t* now ready

atal* cap!i

U . S . W AR H E R O E S SPO N SO R

Kory. Om m .
Add and Ce­
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Chin***
■Mg, tomatoes,

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Ibwccoll. I'eplooti. J. W. linU.HKKKKI’KR. preferably whit*
fer family of fiur. Apply Box
M. llrrald.

BUKE, I CALLED ON
6UM HANCOCK
r

MOW 10U HNChV
HE'S RUNNIN’ PER

WAL TUERE-5 hOTWN' &gt;0U
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DRIVEIUt wanted.
Cab Co. Office,
Street.-

Unencumbered woman, preferably
whits*, a* housekeeper fur email
family; llvw on ptewilee*. Mrs.
tn M t.*- Firm Fart. Fin. nr
phono Winter Pxrk, 411, day*.
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I Th* Brooklyn D irt ball Club announced th at nnyoM bringing ten or mor* paonde o f aerap metal U O itlr
* [ ball park would be given d tick* l to If! Drm Itu m ploy, and lb la la wh a ('happened. Pollctmtn art ahown
I piling up CS tom of scrap mrtal a&gt; J/.J8 fana a illn l to be admitted to Kbbata Field. Tba ralraf* offer la
(Central P u
r ut t )
L- ..
eood for the’real of tha season.
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T h n i Hoot* l i u U n i n xhoWW a fte r • conference with I’m U m l
ltoaaevrlt on anti-inflation UflaU tion. T hey reported. that they iliau m ! with Dm form of tha lacWUlion naked by tb* I’m l J m t . T l» r
to r.).
front root
Hop. H oary ------B. Bte*g
ara ((I.
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_ all.. Jtep, Albert (io ta, nnd
Spanker Sam R erb o m . [a tba ro a r (left). Rap. D rant Hpence oi.d llrp.
W right Patm an. Ib la la a phonaphoto (I'tnlral

FORM OWN F I

. Congratulating Mm. Clare Doulbe I.uce In Bridgeport, Conn, on bar
nomination ax tha Kouiih Dlatrlct'e rongretaiunal rxndldata la former
governor Itaymuml K. Ilthlwln Men), who lx the candidate for gov• 01 nor again an the (1.0.1', ticket. Plrturrd In renter la William Hanna,
■ former speaker of the lieu a*, who presided at tha convent!**, Mr*.
' I,
t.uco R tc irn l tb* nomination II to 3 on a roll rail vata.
(C rn trtl P m i )

'W h a n you f a t Ibla I win bn dead
— T h a t waa tba nota Georan Flat*
of D etroit racolrud from hi* a w
Q t o m , Jr. (a b ara ). I t waa w ritten
ha young Commando
n Urn raid on D ieppe
Franco. The fa th e r baa Juat b n d
notified th a t l l o o m and hla brother,
A rthur, a n “mliaIn* In a ctio n .'

Mexico anj the U. S, Join handa l (
!.ua Angeles at P in t Sergeant R. 8.
Peterson and little Juan Kstrada, 2,
become pall during the celebration
of Mexico’i Independence Day. Vie*
President litnry A. Wallace and
Meilco’e Beerelaty of Interior*
Miguel Airman, war* guerta of

(■Central P r t tt )

(C entral fWaaJ.

bonqjp

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THE SANTO Fin HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
cheeae fo r filling.
t l l l t h * )U*t
Sliced coM euU (salam i. tongur.
ill inlelMCiil
Ham, bologna) a rt popular *andw ith filling*. Bui a chop, plate
o f roaat. steak nr even
liver
saved from dinner make*
sandwich chow for Hoary w o rk -'
&gt; IH I i
t i t or active youngste r*.
r h a v e really rtafle ti hap ■ cut*
A hot food or L e v e r a g e puts j
MIA ALEXANDRA CBORfiK
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concern*
*»ur
lip In a lunch. A vacuum laittle ( fenm g
w w * Wk»M Food w i l o r
make* it e aiy to rari
hot aoupf 1 Jhier'ft t ‘lub
W ill do* humilily »rr i i*l ■
M»r * i r worker* u w«ll
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„out
„ f Sc- FClh-.
«1 rk lld rtn hav* to look to •team ing Vegetables |i •a, sa vor y and t c e r r t d* termination
___ ____ c_o_f'
or ehoclate. To cretury of l*»e I &gt; f l KJ lliifirin* » n g l..
4 InndMs for a mon-iiie chowder.
i
hairmnit
H. • a » i **-*
tSMol o f vlU m lnt, mln«r*l» make iurr that thu lunch cuiitalna' and t.Vmatr jctimi
und
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&lt;»ut, m i s t to Jncksunvtilt • h iX,f
o th e r l tr e o f t h UilUIng nulri- a aoodlv amount of vitamina

itio r a F oods
W ar W orkers

minerals

o re MndwIeSes a re the mainof m oet bozod meale, you
avoid m onotony by vmryina
U n d e dally. V ariety aUo
• a wide a ae o rtm m t o f proIra foods which ore needed
to p A m erica strong,
o d e Sam ad risea using wholen o r enriched w hite bread for
r . * r t . raisin, peanut butU r,
B oston brown breads offer
i tltia g sandwich diversion*
th e y need only b u tte r or

Every Wednesday
NIffht
KNOWLTONH ORCMEBTBA
We are elso open for your
dancing pleasure on BatSat­
urday Nig hU.
Sbcrt's Recreation Center

av

TMera a /e .(111 hul t w o I

vtdit Hut there a ir sw ell .i
fi ii* Ilf . .m i-e tin | in i

SERVICE CLUB
ACTIVITIES

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T h e s e Questions may
d e c id e w h a t lax ativ e
t o R ive y o u r c h d d

include

pome
c r l r r y , 't © brunt th&lt;* him In hi* fit n Said l
1
carrot atrip* or r rliji r ti iH fl o w r r ".lion bfdnc utir o f (1 ©**» il |ih ab rll- 1 ***’ *
bit*. Olive** _
niwl
_ ,pic « »tvp up ta| m ijr u u ii known *» h rd rra l
lunch RpiH-al and »r«* fin e |k*rtn«*r» S e cu rit y A d m i i m K a l l n n
If thr&gt; [* *• ■
for s a m i w i r l m . Kor laitd***! m u r - . m ur t r&gt; A*»n !•&gt; th**trucii«.i v f I*1** **
lih n u n t . milk and
a r r Iin hope | h .\ r*»nir hark with mil
p o r la n l n dd ilk m t lo t h e luiifH* m m nil k i n i l
Ion l&lt;1trip irmly
fin
oo« lineup.
m a ft n lf W it i
I uildirur re a Jy
fo
The (itivch kit fo r t h e b r i o ) ( o n * t lu i1 iu n
H e k l u u ( how* v n .
ra t e r a ls o
m.tv r o n l i l n
n u l l , t h at l ’ie» o l r r d &gt; Lav* lh&lt; up
d «T V
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it u f f r d euic* or ml*In*. F o r drs * prutra* ot
tl#i? k l t f m 4 tfrniU
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*ert, pu t In irl nrerlirrail o r Vic* man, ©r »I iteve r, »mj a i r now nib if**'t ■
rr|r«**il
t
lo r y
rodkiea
f* h» ft on t u i r a r h vrorkiDir uii l hr details *»f thr
candy b a m ♦ iron-1 ih r r jfV f i x i t y Luilitini
ami a l a n y * at l e n t o u r freak*
T h a t '. otu
tiling
Am* the.
i A ,r
fruit*
wl at l i e &lt; itv f omriiivsioii ha* of a W4
ik ix fd
Nr ru m on
u m i i th** t* ?&gt; o iiu* pii%ti*ir*
A W e e k O f l . u n d i L n Menu*
» f tacktinr ui&gt; tl dr fdiinglr *a h
MI©nd ■ i
(tit* cut i an* i* o f our Hr nr Icr \ln*‘*
Chicken Sandwich w ith 1 e-ttucr Club. Thi? will L*
hn
llo tton Drown B i r a d S m u lw lf h S an ford mwl yo-'if annitimr with
Crlitn C i r r o t Stinp ■- Stuffi**l t*ejf ©ur f)jiK«-t~\ ciopmh I to n v r i v r
Hot C l r a r Veintatdi* S ou p
thri
arcrptanc
I'ear*
N d • ami &gt; li a r
Neat* nml ft) tni hji* u* Iciol
Ttim dar
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o f out »?»p* up I
Udder o f i p
T o m a t o Juki* in V acu u m
rumpli- huu itf
i
tan
new
Cheese S andw ich uti W h o le -W h e a t Hosted i f tin- H i u m i u t ' p **i *i*fK
R l i p b r n r J»rn on Kn#n*fcrl
©f Mr* hiatus t || *nt Sin- n o
W h i le lirrnd
appeunte.! t*n»« =ifnr S«vrH.nv »»f
A p p le
Oijiusi*
t h f It&lt; 111 a t u n ■**1 I iumimii i*t»l i ■
r ( 'hoc olat e Candy I t a r
now k ir p m jr ••
1 hup ii the
l u l l e d IVamit*
i n u p o i m •,
&gt;« i ^i
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WednfAdav
I &lt;thr old T« i&gt; * (Vutei on in*Minerd L i v e r and Sal ad l»rr**i!ifr |BVf w h e n i « m loimlihun FhrIt*HSl Whi te tlre.ol
[held for th I * Krill it nd winter
I k tile d Clftr San«lwich Oil Itrth aiit while llte w*i*.N blew n»*d the

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By CH A RLES DUNK LEY
N EW YORK, S o p t t l , (W W )
8 porta W riter
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Hnoa a r t w ritten the
a , t'
®*p* **. W * l-T h r
C a rd in a l! are the hotteat tram
L* u Lm C ardinal! Sunday bt
In baseball. J f they outpoint the
2 * • «b*mplon« of the National
I W * , f ° r Dio t i l t h tim e tinea
L ™ 8y clim axing one ol the
w o rt ril/T lng drier* In baarbtll
h l.to ry w ith a 9 to 2 victory
Sweeping almost at will up
" i r, the
_ Chicago
—- Cuba"
- » - j In the and down a tain sn*kr«l Held r . ' h
lin
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D
ratt tgu
u nn** of a double
Ahd
w , I,,
4 * " fw.
for ,food
m e a tu rt they licked H fht. fast tt.uad of E tutis P an * it
D ^ C o b a , 4 1* In
" “the‘ • wond yamr. I th e n tlrlc u ic l the Seminole High
School Celery Kc 1* here Friday o
.
tr e a t crowd •vrnlng by m *rtire of ‘J 7 to 2.
|a
o r ? ® — by
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packed
K portm an'.
From tJ
sery sta rt of th r %
park to
the windup of r.
game,
the
h
u
t'ia
team
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which
r,
BrUUng . „ that h*d carried I
with substitutes
n u nite red
no | r
dowm to f»o very
. laal
!—^ da
^ jy of the more t'ian IN men, Ivgati to
l in t ,C*rii.
Card, mure
drove
m £ n'.lihe , f D,f• lJn,r
koma the tUather with the 42nd pierce th e v .Sanfnn| ilrfem rs, and ui
▼Ictory la their la .t 61 gtmea. play h a | been under way but a
m inutoi
before
W arren'
TB*y fnl.hr. two gam *. In Iront. le*
1. rd.
fa»t
KunI m
fullLack. ?
7,
brforo thr | lunirrd ovt i tho line
foi
i« Ju
Brooklyn I&gt;od»era’ final futile UmcKtloar.
jn
V jrtfiy &lt;n,M
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Of
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Kanlm.l
pla&gt;er»
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back Daniels proved strongest '1°
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. , ©n defrn»r, w llle Itnrka Wolfer *f
nimaeii , * n,| C# r|r | on rnad* moat of the l»r
m n ia ln ..g|rr
■u SHII- I 7 h r n r .t E u.lia .core enme'
inning, nol li.nif a fte r, when little Frank pc
! T rren. .prc.ly I'a n th rr back, rrimTik ,e lv rd “ ln,pf Sinforil
punt and di,
' 7
»»» d(i y a rd . rl*St '(.rough t h e 1, '
•n do* daxed ( r l r r y h'e.1. for another .a ,
touchdown itifo re l i e half h a d '. *
i ! ,, ended. Ku«ti» .cornl again on a _
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I" McCall who r '
iei(| l n | , t(irrl| („ „ „ |(lr (s ,.; |„ r ,| j II . „ , ,j nil.
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[ line. Thr halt rnd)-d with the
l Ioar „ o r r y0 In II
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, 7 k ! ' 'I . Durlne Ihr v rn n d half, th r ‘ha
Igrnor-j Celery h'rd« •rrm r,| In rome to r »"
I Ilf* nd Iwem M-rapplli* nm| lh^ Ihr
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«-«an to plunpr for a or&lt;l
pta
, 1, 1Htirht halfl «rk Hugh &lt; aril on tra r
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vent nm lo f i r &gt;n
tiarl K u .ii, ;io vmi.I line, uo.l a | m„ r , n
h o i.tr.I „ t h , r time, Cornilry. Kanfil .1 f , r,
cmy \ taeklr, irc..vrrr.l on th r 20 How
7
1 I ail, ever, thr»» g ain , provnl to In- of
*ain», 1no avail, and E u .ll. rcorr .1 again y
1 In '!»• final u u a rtrr whrn la n d , . , r
i con i.a.ard to Hron.on.
1*r
pilch i Hawrvrr. it w( . .Sanfonl rrn- P, , ’'
ilrovr J te r | ( . y Kna. who in Ike la .l l n i
irnrkr few minute* of pUy, hluckrd n
A
•“2 5 2 , y e k b r ^ rank T rren behind the ■**
Dunted Kuatia goal line, which accord Mfr
rndmg j ing to rule* entitled Sanford t«*

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.n w ,y c o u rt Friday morning.
iL m ?
. yd 0 t ®r »* * « fcun.1
p m y o - two eounU. drunkrtuiM .
!*■ anf '° * U o r ao day* .m l
disorderly ronduel, »28 .m l r.w t.
o r 76 day*.

a SANTIAGO, Cuba, Sept.
— An earth«|unke ahiMik R
»*v. d ro n k e n n e... 118
co„ . • t II :ft4 A M Lit• trrit W®
jw 46 d ay s; Eatalla Johnam . im Imlay but thrrr wire rm i
II* l*rcV '.h H fl, bond o s tre a tril; j a ir rep.rta n t damage

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ness, w-Jjn^ -C°*ih iin^iafnia^Bj
and coat* or 74 dajrc Hoaa Lot P*ti» larceny. l i t

F o F In fo n c a
In City Coart Uat Monday ere
rln e, Hubert Whitworth, chart*)
with driving a car while la In
U iteaU d condllien, wM flood
WO'.' and cotta or #0 day*. OtSe:
iaae* Ire id w*r* Ed Greoa, drank
ronneu, f I f hood eetraa'od; An
drew Vaughn, drenkonaoas, f i t
andeoataorM dajrai Gortrud* Gil
lUm. colored, d U n U r ^ m d u c t
WS and coat, or TB day* a w
retrying ren ew led weapon « 10C
«»d costs o r I N dayvi Chariot
Dunlap, parkin* an
aklowa*.
** 8ond M l M ' d i Ben Gainer,
drunkenncaa Arc * otm ifh t
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thr** appear* ncri If tha
•*»»•» ahould go liw
di.lance.
Sine* there will be off day* foi
travel In c a u St. L u l l la In*
volvtd. this will hardly even bw
a hardship for D.r 2S*y«ir*old
Mlosovrian.
II* has a ■live*' fact boll a.W
m luat wild enough t i keep tl*
opponent* fro** n t t l o * set. Thu
rrar be has hit fear batters aad
trade five wild plUhra la addition
t.. riving C7 bate* on balk. R-a
|r seldom mla.e* the ,la te when
11 would hurt (nd he: rmred ni* •
&gt;',u lout*— mere than in y other
r 1trier in either l*a*j*.
trun laal y*pr I
The .tren al'i o f Um St. la u l. rrpt southpaw U
•laff goes much deeper lhan iL
ace however. It la wvll balanced
with six righthander, end thrrv
lefthander* and with .ta r t le t and
rwliof •peciallsta. .
wniklng oaly 41
After Cooper M an:i^r B IO gamer.
South worth
alm ost
m ta m ly
Mk.uiger* Joe I
would u i* l a / t v M at I ani*r, a n r **l*ttl*ag wt
is-h winner, aad Johanr B ea u ty ,
the sensational rookie who hai
won !» and lost air Thie tn o Ilt«k Borowry, a.
Har.v would handle at! HI. Loots IV laid ay Marri

Croon, drunkenness, tZS and (o*U
or 74 day*; Annie Mao Coleman,
aaeanlt. |W and eoato or Tl day*.
Walter Gllyard. disorderly ran*
duet, t i l and rot*, or 41 day*)
U llia Mao Glean, dleorderly eooduct, 111 and eoota or 41 day*;
Joe Gibba, assault, WS and ewata
or 71 dayaj Elijah Stinaon, va-

and cost* 1 ^

ida. a n op«n at tha City Hall, commencing Monday,
September 14th, 1I4&gt;, for lb* puypos* of registering
Municipal Primary Election to be held

on

except

Sundays aad holiday*, up U

g F ranch people in a hroailca.t that
today mor* than ever the poaalLI 11ties of Drill.h and Anted land.
Ing on French soil must lie fore­
seen, adding "The offen .ive of
th* Allied nations la In thr mak­
in g ."
At th* same time, the Driti.h
mini.try of Information branded
the Grrman claim of having sunk
American troop transports In the
Atlantic as "quit* untrue." So
far, the Navy la credited with
MYtavIng never lost a single troop
transport from * convoy in the
Atlantic in Ihla war cr thr other
World War.
i ’lrrre 1-aval gavr the German,
th . choice yr.tecday of keeping
£ h im In office 01 risking revolt in
F ran c ova. compulsory .atxi.
conscription, reliable advice, from
Pari, said la.l night.
Iniurmed
observers
brlirv-xi
latval haul a good chance of win
nine hia point with a plea that
W lfublk reaction must bo considered
^ b j | they were uncertain of the
final outcome of tha arm*, of
soma .100 Americana by the Her­
man* In the occupied lone, pre
. jrnably ao hostage* tor lulnro
cY.'nangt
W Ufficlal American quarters .till
lacked
formal Information on
, what was going on In Occupied
France. The .en ure of th* Ameri­
cans, moat of- them
In
Puri*,
c-uaod no surwHso because tloaa
llabia.

Temw the Law Allows
COME IN. . .MAKE YOUR SELECTION

—Just Charge It
PAY NOTHING DOWN
1A Payment Whatever in Sept
11/ Payment Whatever in October
and no money required until due
dale of purchaae— November 10th

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liovely I’icturrs lend charm

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»O U a»d A ado t* girt a**t and height»**i t# yo#. Ur la, res*. I Fopal.r modwrm aad period
•l/W*
W l spring roaatructlaa.
Year rhoic* of
■*ny fin* fabrics.
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l l y Ae.aci.te* Praaai

As the battle of the Titans
continued, P r i m e Minister
Churchill told Parliament to­
day that public statement*
^&gt;r speculations regarding the
"im e or place of future Allied
offcnslvs operation* were un­
desirable.
Even a* he spoke, a high
British o f f i c e r told the

Furniture Sold on the Eastieat

new and complete assort­
ment to nelect from.

HASSOCKS
ik t . n o m o r e

for duration.

.Y
a L ?n,,ht' «w"‘ biv-hr
l i o bond M trtfttod. a n d * " * 1

Soldiers Protected
From Debts Made
Before Enlistment|

Th* situ atio n sorred wll'i olhoi
factors. Including U. 8. anJoreaJnenl of th* British occupation of
M adagascar, to Intaoatfy tha a
cut* sta tu s of A m erican-French
i rlaiions. But L avil'a apparent
H lffen ln g on th* labor program .
It was pol/itad out, could bo an
•m poriant iactor la avoiding a
lu p tu rt.
It) 11* currrn'. stand against
com pulsory conscription to ralao
,120,too w orkers in thr** woeka
for HlUor, Laval had not nocotOne of the m en eg rre of the
a arllr changed hta perennial wnlte House
(Conference
Committee.
Its for on* of red, whit* and F nerkm tn teiii the emende&lt;i bill
Liuc.
alu&gt; e ite n d a to dependent* of tn
II* appoarod almply lo b* giv­ iiuiuciee the u m e protection giv­
ing a prudent ear to rising pupu- en the Boltiier or tailor.
Sparkm an »eM the debt prntec
tion provUie&lt;1 by the m eeaurv alto
would rover endortera and guar
■ntora on debt* of w rvlc# mrn
Tit# legialatlon, he a*id, give*
dlecretion to the court* to decide
the extent to which the protection
•hail bo granted.

Florida Prepares
BARGAIN DAY — 2 Features Meet Tampa U.
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Convenience

Color DeXtrimlnatkm
In England Protested
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vmxhln* vIrian

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Red Armies W iden
C o u n te r -A ssa u lts,
H o ld in g Stalingrad
Primarv
Flprtinn
S,UK
'k rrowPH
rrimary necn
on Kl,ss'an
icc.|M»rte&lt;i
Attacking
Set For Nov. 3 Kn,.my tror.-nHesOn
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'Rotary Club His Men And Women Pupils Needed To
Fill Defense Training Ci isses
Yatching Trip On
St. Johns River

WASHINGTON Sept 21 (&gt;F[
—The House )r fl« r iii) completed
( &lt;&gt;ngre»«»on*l action on legiflition lilertlilinK m i u n n c
tru'
debt nrolKtion t&gt; men innucteil
into the ftfTne-* lorrea
ll ad op ts 1 b) unanirnout con
•rnl a ron itp n fv report on r
uiII amending the Soldiem and
Pallor* Civil Itell.f A n ol 1940
wllch
Hop
Pparkmar
said
"bring* tha old law up to date "
U n der-A a legi.laUon approved

JUST ARRIVED

nom and alyl* of funtltirra —8cm» with atUehad flower coalaiam

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{ Purgr of Nmi grnrrals by Adolf
llliir r along thr linr of last win
t*r'&gt; wholrsolr diatniaaals I* foi
lowing their failurr to take M&lt; *
row it was rcported tialay with
Field Marshal Frtlor von lb*ck
ouitt&lt;l from command «»f thr
•Ullr«l army at Stalingra.l ari.t
Field Marshall Wilhelm von I^eb
replace.I on thr !«rninirrad fr nl
Thr Vichy raillo rr|M»rtr*l FlfM
Marshal Sirg mund List, who illrrctasl thr Balkan campaign, ha*
• rvplsrrd Von |iocW with &lt;*n1 tiro
I Von llyth srroml In rummantl
] l.lal i« rrgardr*! as thi Irailing
la g p o n m l nt lightning ssrfa r r
I T h i. may mran a nr** «avagr
j assault on Slalmgra.l
I Meanwhile, A.lotf Hitler ..I
I dreiwr.1 12.000 young officer* *n.l
cadet* of the Herman army, navy
and air force at thr Iterlin «(i*»rl *
Ma.termliul twhlnd the Alcan,! palace M n.lay. eapraa.tng conft
the Alaaka-Canadlan highway, the! dencr in virtnry.
vital defrns* link which cunnrctal H itler outlined Herman hi.lory,
the U. S. With Ala.ka, I. Ilrig. erowne.) I.y what he .ailed the
Gen. W. II. Iloge
He U com- preaent light for n n lm r r . an.I
manding officer of the U 8 . fotc*. em p h a.l.e .1 the high .lull.-* which
building thr road Work on the the young officer, air called u |m o i
highway I. progrea.ing rapidly.
fulfill

ON THE SCREEN AT LAST!

U bwmioI Hh.pcs with PtrfoctJy Iktutlful D m otb Uo m to o u l d i n
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First WAFS Report for Duty nt Army Air Rase

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Last Times Today

A i NEW SHIPMENT OP DECORATIVE PLATE MIRRORS in m

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High British Officer^-------------------------- — j *,'er.mnn,. (ienerals
Broadcasts A l l i e s Building Vital Road
May Soon Land On
F r e n c h Territory
j LON I MIN, Sept If'.'. »4*» A nrw

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Saturday, October &lt;4th, 1941.

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SANFOIII). FLORIDA, TU E SD A Y . HKITEMIIKK 29. 1912

jChurchill Derides i
—
Speculative T a lk i
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f Second
F ron t|^ Mlan -F,ont
___________________ IWholesale Ousting Of

and Including

Vu»ffig.*wr,&lt;

New and CharmAd Two Living Room
Pieces in'Th^ Latcgt Styling
-^Davenport and Chair

VOLU M E X X X IV

Novtmbrr lid , 1941, and will r m a ln open each day

w gyga

Glv* (hat Ur*4 lirlag n o * of your* brand-now
oad "hoa* app*«r with Wight new places of am
Intortat, priced wlgkly reasonably I
Beat of
lorma are easy, ta ilo r e d ,ft fit yawr paraa!

AN INDKPKNDBNT DAILY NEWSPAPER

ML Elbrus, one o f the fin t
the C a u ea iu . m ountalna (o
M p p o d , riaea 11,471 f e e t - m
th an &gt;400 feet h ig h e r than
h ig h est peak In the A lps.

REGISTRATION NOTICE
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for the

10% SAVED
NOW OR 100%
TAKEN BY THE
AXIS LATER!

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The Registration Book* of the City o f Sanford. F lor­

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ting has featured th* 8 t. Louis
drive
Arky Vaughan of the
Hr "k. ha. slumpod at bat and
the ailing Yanks* valeran. Red
K"lfr, h a. passed h i. boat day*.
Y'l arc strong In left and can­
ter field
In left you have Med"Th nf the Dodgwra. Mu.lal or
Triplett „f the Cards, and Krllrr
' "f the Yanke**. W h|U Kellrr has
| Ibe lowest halting avsrage ha has
Ml far more horeara and driven
in more runs than th* other*.
Mrdwick la always a dangerous
peifirm rr. while Mu.lal I. one of
the rook la dlacovrrle* of tha •**■
•on.
r* n l* r flrbi prvaentj DiMlffirto
j f Ih t Yonkeoa, R« I•« r of tho
Do-lgrria and Moor* of th* C*td*
- Uirrr• o f the g re atest basoball
has arm
In
jyears. National
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Leaguers .ay no one can com­
pare with Moore a . a flyhawk but
Terry r .n 'i hit with Dlmag or
Rfl.er
Reiser, not far binlnd
Moor* defencjvely, I. th* 1&gt;4I
National Lcagu* batting champlon and a rontrnder a ftin UlU
year. Ill Mag, tha American Lon­
gue ■ moat valuable player last
year, haa roms along feat after
a ihahv atari. Ha la on* of th*
few wh&gt; have batted In more
lhan ion runs —setting too fa it
a pace f.ir Moore or Roloof 1—
• ml l« a homo run producer. JUI

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■B t^eesJO tb. S t ^ J m * C ards $200 Or 90 D a

Celery Feds Are
j Beaten By Light, ,

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coatx or to dan: Thom** Kao- Rtaiiqr, M da711 Alpbona* Wy»tt
dolph, disorderly conduct, |4 bond
t H W . * ° Sayai Jo fc w i, u ]
((treated; Henry Smith, drunken­

Sports W riter C om pares Y an k ee

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don was

Soldier*’ Absentee
Vote Bring* Problem
TALLAHASSES, Sopt. »».
—Absent** toUbc by Floridian,
la tho 0— 04 ir illM , author!red

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A m eeting of Senior A
W a r d e n s »i li t»e teld to*
n i g h t at MOO o'clock at tl
H all Jt*el h i 'l i l , rh ief 11
w a r d e n for th e San fo rd
an n o u n c e d (ihIi )

Middle West Crops
u,c#lr,^i!imp' “5.01!hr ^ ",* lan Format ion ui Badly Damaged By j
Recent (’old Snap

! W. will hold x m ooting to n ig ii « l ,
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| H:30 o'clock *1 th r Woodman Hall. | l | n | f k | A rn iV
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dav .Saturday
and up to - ini tublx-i and old rag* a- an
an1
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,
today
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la a lm
Vilnl i ftipa lik* •••yl»eaiia Mtol | .
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morning
ai
II
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inn l u q »«•• la ir vegetabb * »ui h aa (tan*.
| in which to obU ln ft lie**'*** • t negro principal* waa helil at I
Inmiliria. | #p|H f&gt; radial ra Iraf ''
• to r th a t applicant* m ust lake .'o 'c lo c k
in the afternoon
Mi i letlurr and onitiMi alan
were ' 1
,'d rie ara exam ination.
. I.a a to r said louay
caruallira a bh’** to (he leg io n 1 -v '
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i
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\ , lO-hrtr.ijidtnaa* laauod y e .V r- I r f r c e d by C K D .w w n , c h .i. now, hav# bfttn harvesting bum H
Amm * ' J , J “ " w W* ~ - • • " ‘"♦ man of the County salvage c m 1 per yield* Root rropa apparently , M
nr
naign w lo told principal, ' l l . I W tr t n o n a m a k f r ..
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“(he m ain thing waa to get M-rap month* of n m iwrfect b#bavl4»r
to Ih* school g'rounds, and nut 1 during which American agncul
r appllrant a.»H worry about trving to .a n a rs te tUP* ac) leved reconl crop prodjc |
Viched th e l. tion in the flrt* war of it* war
1
JudfB Ware,
effort, caught U la soybeans and ^
'nal lim a limit
I corn In northgrn aection* of the
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returned
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WAAC com pany la atollonad aay.
tha f l r i t th in g th* woman wore
tau g h t w aa tho a r t of making
bod* and how lo cook. And th*

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’T h e big Itheaua monkeys cha«
r*l her into the m o at; ami th e re ’s
no telling how long ihe waa in
there,** Mr. M oughUn said. When
I first taw her this room ing »he
was in th* w ater so fa r th a t I
could ju s t see the top of h tr
head.
Look* like I'll h i v t to
trm na/cr her lo a o&amp;fcr pl*c* un*
U ts th* big monkey* quit pick ­
ing on h«r,M ho added, ” 1 declare,
they're acting Ilk# a bunch of

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total of • trndonev rarlv Mrdnraday. FLOroutny. 111IIA—No dockilrd change tomid Hills- peraturo tonight, occasional ligh t
2,128.061 .howvra and d riu l* over south
und and and central potrona and posalbly
jmntlon. northra.t coast. ALABAMA— In■d Duval trrralttant rain oxtrema south
a; Hills- portion tn l. afternoon and to­
l l ! a ll- night, continued cool
tonight.
291.338 Fra.h winds coast. TEN N K 88 KK
—Nol so cold ton igh t

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O th er men and n r w r o m m in
the ktiuatj IhcltiiJ* A i Ralkorn an d .
R a y rem J r . a i c e n te r* ; F ra n k
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Foods

Loo k

119 W. FIRST STREET

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32c

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Stew

Ib 35^

bulk

2 lbs.

19c

Ib

Tongues

37c

tb

La ai I*

Liver

57c

23c

lb

T t N iM lIv e l

English Stvle Lamb Breakers

tb

32c

lb

I 7c

Wft- «

COLD
CUTS
lb 25c

»h**k Half

ihoulder Ib. 17!-ie

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toast
Lamb Loin Chops
Lamb Breast Stew

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C H O I’ S
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35c
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39c
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Lamb Cutlets

Wieners
tb 25c

Pattie Rolls

Rran*a

PO RK
BEEP
PO RK

25c

LOAP
19c CHEESE

4 for

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10c

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39c

Mullet
Freak D irk f n k

Meat

All TaU

PORK

MILK
3 for 23c

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SEA FOODS
FILLETS
B U T T E R FLY

all Variola*

Ib

Bacon

A M art *4

m ap

H a lf

Wkatw

HAMS
lb 33c

SUGAR
lb 6c

V a. K * 4 P ta

10c

lb

Croakers
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Fish

15c

2 lbs

Cw&lt;fc*4 f . r i n O l i

Lobster

25c

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MeadBeaaft M N * I I m * Oeeaa

Shrimp

Freak

PRUNES

13»/ac

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New Barrage Balloons For D. S. Army

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Of City May Be
Delayed, G e r man
9 B r o a d c a s t s Say
DELHI. India. ’ SepL
U.
( A P ) — Indian
mob*
bat*
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th* air ateca their ladeoeu_ dram M T t g i n t broke lata
• t balance last M l i B e lli*
Gewersi dkcioesd tedey. Tka
aatlvts war* tanned, aflar
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Ib tn away from train* tb*r
(Had la bail.

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WAF Takes O ff

Government Purchas- |
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Is Heinp Forecast
If President Acts

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21.

Defense School
Will Be Ooen To
Public Visitors

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Reported In Camp
North Of Manila
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Chief Observer
Wants Volunteer
Plane Spotters

“J S T v * *** **
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Governor’s Stand On
Game Amendment
Meets A p p r o v a I

a ih c ib im rresii
B a y o n e t-w ie ld in g R ussian |
p$* #‘ biltly o f pe r fe c ti n g an
,, \\t9 Nan
Inflation bill aeceplahir l*’th t“
troo p s w e r e f * p o r t « l to d a y |
idrnt KiM WivrK and t»» * n » 1 j»i,l l ! r , „ ,||
to h a ve s w e p t th e G erm an s j
j o t l l i ... lh. tenal.
I , . rtl„ y
.
fr o m tw o h ills n o rth w e s t o f ‘
Thry Vbfm , htfwvb r i , b| im 1 w ft turn tind
p u » n - irrtatln T h i r t r r u mr mlhrr
^ 8 U l i n f f r a d , c u t t in g n w ed go
wtimrii fly*’ i
Of thr n g r i r u l t u r * nmiinilt#** !
j .
In to H itle r 's v ita l le f t fla n k
&gt;#rfrvi th« compmmi#*' rsrlin ^
I” 1'1'
an d now th e o f f ic ia l B erlin
yrilcntsy. In
addition,
thr, Knglmwl
smrntdrv illu«linri
nurb
•arltamer
ra d io op en ly a c k n o w le d g e s :
An eyecatching tall end view of the Kngliah ly|te barrage lialloon* now Im i i i mainifNrtiiretl, Chat the arnAtt' hud f» r« l l*» vote
" T h e fa ll o f th e c it y m a y be
|||h» i thr farm fab* * |ir**|M
|
in vilume, for the United Statei Army
llallnont previously iuinr.1 l»llt III ihi* iMUUllV APfT of Thi* tall* for in inriTsir I
• d elayed f o r som e tim e .”
IfaftlV pilr** by thr ifw luslotl
The broadcait'i alibi w »i that the four fin variety aa ronlraeted with Ihc three fin. if ihi. English l&gt;|tr
f a i in la! or ('uali T! r PrrshlcOt
Hitler preferred a gradual, ay*, * - ■ -------------------------------------------- ---------- —
-----------------. 1 .
thrr would In »or buMrp !■ #*"
tematie adeanea to aave hla men.
Itftit t rihrigt lw!«vt Ih«-•. (.arltb
Sot let dlsp*teh*i eatlmat* that
f i surra
German loss** of killed, wounded
f niirnliiiK I ’fal ihi- alue-ndturf11
• and mining at nearly a division
it to? aili'|*lr»l. I hr *t|fuInla l f ■
(IS .000 troops) a day. The civ­
irnelrf# rlaimrel tha’ Ihr&gt;
ilian) of Stalingrad were reported
wmi l«t lw tlilr !*■ fommand
to be iwarmlng out of their cel
r Hough v»»l p a let aul .lilut. lh. Six*l*oint P r o vf r ;i m
lare, factory shelter* ami cave*
,rf
nllatrd toff |tfriiml»r fur it, l r f D'l 1*'
SA
Outlined lt&gt;
In the Volga cliff* to help turn
Pull Is*'(U|£ that (h* i Af ID bio* I
Du n uhn itHit ■
• lit
back the N ail tide.
ItHU ndnirnl wmild l&gt; « hill Uirtlrn
I u u d
To
Produre
^
-j...
i « i tun i&gt;.--tu ■*mi I - i III A A F
•
Thouaandi hae# already with
fn.,,1 lh.- hill '
J
gf Uiul eel.** I t. rdit.-ii
fr«m
I Si
i
Te a fl ila ihi ■
drawn arrow* the Hear but many
lr
Srhtteij
in
|K*
Y
1
1* fit* r i •muiMUil
, » - o . » iif S e n a t o r » J i d t ' i f * t I* ,«
refuted to leave ae the battle
lit* Ketliu '
l if Uml-i
u -i« i ■Itsk ut Srmi Mil i am! Ilrrij ‘ K k*n I we»tibl|
flamed Into lla aecoml month amid
Ift -j -ew1111V « l bllisn It.iK U llr lalriir coafu o m f
Sr iii i nob
n*»l»
I ■hiiti
Irutkatlone that German siege
Islow
..ale
UI
1e
mI oiti
juiiiU
in
l»(*hi*v
ir&gt; fivifkjf re I ling prop* M C'*H I i\ ingalnn,
arm Ice were baginning to waver.
"|M« uni wait to U
G* Ov ire|.i hucI I n I*.* !ifunr.&gt;r nrrfint t j« i n| a direction lo I he Pi ral KjSA in i hi *
•
A Ruealan war correspondent
To ellay eny misunderstanding jnln thr lirwtiDti (HiiTivt'r I
lltlf I *► ft *t«Ii-«oent h\ I.jrtll, (! d m i u rnmlify any r a t a h l i a h ^ -jLeVb m runinn ■
pictured Stalingrad a» a
that might arUc •• to the furw (t yitu w * n t lit do jrmit bit in
M
V\ : lb nise i e
Hi Mih|uart#m 11B r relhngv II thr1 ripp*-ah:‘-| \^ckmd. S&gt; ■
of chaotic wreckage
ekage on trembling
tr
lion of the Recreational Utvtiion th r » * v o f rval w « f
arnl
i nr rea *
(tire wh*i w .
&lt;b full to r e f l e c t th
earth, lit by explosion* and heavy o f the Seminole I'ounty Oefen*'- b«comp ojh# o f lib* itiriih tSitu Ft* »i ►iifhter I Untntam! M it c h rl l Cv*l of fa i mlab oi
I (he Nation - t «n
with odor* of oordjta and death “ Council, Mr*. Maymr Mere llodg *anr!» of A W 8. i Air Wartitox F lr 1*1 lefsnir Inland
I’aritv i* • fa r m pile
''" 'I I
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Thr pit* it III r ■(lla mini; thrir
i f f maifitmnn k
Volga gun boat*, trailing on kin. publicity director, releaaed Spotter* i w
tu ic'ilated l«* i m # fa j in pimt wc!■ I w mJ li m e pr»- it' *»
f
nig ht vigil m njt
. null nr |u|i| rhirf idi*#lV#i a *-f *ia» ariinr purrFAikAg ye*«#r they
lb* Hear, cootteoed to b lu t the tble mernlag “ to tbe cltiicn* of ■ i U »
MB r! *ew ii# ■• t&gt;. e . (
th» vgriou* ,.b-Mrtv alivifi fv-s*i» |ha!
YMW cM m ^nbM T will In the test ibf “lb# r*iruntrjf, ■ppi j ihi w,” •aid t
had dm inyr
iirevifuia
yu-lec tr.i f i r a l r i l o -1 ......
thru
Uairnng mt! -b-n am raft
central Caucaaua, the analyaia be the prime mover* of Mr* JKalph Guriipcrd, chit f ol
letimU of (arm pnuj&gt;eritd Ad
"Theft
I ' Do
H T t i c ’ i it tun wnlifii « i l l mmiii lo- I mini at ration IT tiiuimul* ealima t#
icknowSodgcd that
the committee end service m-n's l »* r vr f fit Oi** o f th# o b * * f Vdl IiHI
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rxfresary
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o
f
this
section
in
a
e.-ttt
Arm lee withdrew from • ! eetlvttlee.- the duties and under• ihat fiicuriijr farm !#lw*f coat*. that thou*- who mumc*ticin a i M r r n to t h r S *«
■( rv d lm ii |his U, w h* •* hrrTttifon- Ni new fat Im
lliftt (t a r l l f w i*u id W ill pro*! iii t m
populated place after wiping ou t. taking) of the group,
font Herald v#*t»rd»y
faa. V Vank-.d •
'|A'ttrfn" have rod U m
' m e a n a f i v e |»ef(t»it rise in l i.
a company c f German cavalry. 1 1^ , primary function of the
Mr*. (bxMlipCwaJ #t«trdil Midi u i t&gt;« know the n ia o- &gt;[ pliant- j in f lUrila
pfr.tilrfil
RmrueveJi r . M . v I » v Mt I
Thu* It appeared that lh* N **l« I Hlwlalon I. to furnlah entertain anyone dr»lrtnv to join I V
'i» 1n -inje over thru &gt;-♦ « &gt;■
lla" i-i|irr«&gt;u( St« umltrulili- o|'
were etepplng up the fury of ment and recreation for the s«r may do *o by *llh*r
^
k'l ral ("(
l .O'ut
WnHeidwr k o m l i m i n l bv I |ha 11ion and wan! (Nil nuth a f«*r
whet in
their drive agalntt the Grainy
mtn IM | defrna* worker* of Hoy Holler or tfa Ihcferis* i »hh
il.i
11 d e*t 110.1
n-vt alinu that hi* l-t thr fl|« t of mula would main- prtir niabtlua
OH Field* aome 10 mile* away. sknford and I* divided into many rll at th# Sanfonl Armor&gt;
\*
11- ft.
Tu* cruujy. which » II! ! - r«I*r. I ] t ton lrti|KM&gt;|lhle
bring (i r Ia l*t*i
Bitter fighting atae raged on lh* committee* becauae o f the mag- other method is to Inqutrv •.....
.11 III I
Hul ev en ih m t rh thr Tv d i n g*
land i " i
nil) . r l r r i r t l hy lb*- A i m t I
at- I
and (hi'i
Black Sea eoaal aoulKeaal of |
0f work which It perform*, the nearr*t chief observer
i ft fireI com promise a! oil Id tw* adopt (Ion I bn igli (ben **WII Ull'C'ii ' i
In joining th* corps, art «ptd» t**iwl lh# mrhool id t i i t i n d n a rwl l e d by the ten ate. it *#•* not. fo r
i Novoroeelsk.
t .he declared.
w *s1r*l Ial« i-i
Th ru
rffeil I •
ret ur n t»» lh#lr r***|w-ctiv# r»*m
Mr*. Hodgkin continued: "Thee* cant goes to lh* Armory and
-Earlier front Una dlapatchee
lid •Wc**ieel |Mem
l-.ee
m i i u *j * where they
will m ud m I Cfittrn that lire Sntiae by ■ #ub j waule.l 11e»te
a«ld Marshal Tlmoahenko's force* committee* are very necessary, has Sis finger prints taken *&lt; d
fa
r
m
I
ine
a
mr
in
im
rn
t
y
r
a
t
r
n
ia
y
|
....
lied
.Ine
l loll Itiit
11• iI i
northwest
of
Stalingrad
had aa la the co-operation of the rlti- give* rumplrla Informeltni- n- Mmtlnr i i l M r i In H i r r i a f l w a m i I Ita vote vra* 1(J,l lo |(bri, a margin j
inr *i*rvitf and atirrafl idrntifi
riii 11., r i
sufficient 1v aruplr to *rrvr no | (In Mi * prrl
bean "heavily reinforced end that aen* In making their engagements carding clllirnahlp end |x i ‘ n isi
i a I toll
they had crashed through tho through the committee* becauae date
lire (hat the hmiar wo lid make | tog -i* pi un|u
Many
persons,
arcwrilinc
to
Thr
i
t
i
m
r
i
and
tank
uf
O
n i a a t renuou* yirotrat Rf Mini! tbe*
■ fin
^ flrat German defense line on In no olhor way could oeerlapplng
I
th* •'liminat l«&gt;n «*f ihr amendment u*
•th idle I.MV their way aoulh lo relieve the of engagement*, disappointed bos- Mr* (ssidiprcd. hav* b c » &gt;* mii -h w ho w r t r riH ii iur tel
lerred from Joining th* “ .p ill, i
i*ojf l&lt;) V|iv J H ( **if lull n »*
- oriierrrw *
i tease*, poorly attended affairs by “ having the mistaken i.|. «
city.
•fdunl dl«lnrt tlifu li-f - f V"
n I-ue
I f.me.1 , *
The midnight cwmmunique said Into which hard work ami much Inat it Is neeessary for lh, o i..
VV n f nt n K Sr nr tc#. f**lb*w
t.u il
lu tee M.
(led army forcaa “ advanced aome- planning have gone, be avoided. Iw able to spot
all l , w -f W tdb-nli* f if , l.irul
|n W iu
"The Recreational IHeitloo has plsnes.“ Th* U, B, Hignal ' p*
w h *l“ In the north we* t eector
S m il il,
M ia m i; Limit
A
4.
|M
i at •
and that they deetroyad 44 Unk* no Intention nor desire lo Inter- doc*
__
not requlr* observer* In
( l o h U t r i n , Culumbla, S ( . Ht-igi
f ri r Ut
! Iieui
V and wiped out a battalion (boo for* with the parties, dinner*,! UnguliS
Un,
th* type of plane,
0*1.'
Fr inbcrgt
New U rb *n -|
d* hf
ri Dt tv
Ik
men* o f Infantry In repairing ate., to be given by the patriotic askl although "tble ability i* l&gt;iula
tl'DU
mfDi
i* ltd im|iruv#d
■even counter-attack* ngalnat a people In Sanford who with to deslrabla Of course: the rhirl I j i .; .S erf!. Ralph I* I l r a l l y , N e w ,
H
r
Iran
a,
!*&lt;■.*;
H
t
rg
t
.
i
i
w
e
p
h
V
k
height that the Baa*lea* had gtve and do all they ran for our object I* tu inform th* lni.-i&lt;r|i
iBDyrnirnl«
f
a
r
p
e
r
,
M
o
n
tg
o
m
e
r
y
,
A
l
a
;
Herift
if
ft* l*ri|«l&gt;l»wii tilt Ihl
•arete* men. Ruth a spirit pres­ ter Baa* if a plane la In the
I. W
P m f r h , Jr , Mold!#, Al a
•if m ill* ui.M tl pi Aim tug
f
ent la ell the ciliien * U the surest cinlly.*
i
o
r
p
S
a
lv
a
to
r
K
!•
i
i
h
.
San
An
TBlexI
pi
Ihjr
to
i
n
r
r
r
a
t
e
d
public
interewl
However,
Mr*.
Goodapee.1
&lt;
dlri I ll'll gnj»|w f .'l
salt I
V
guarantee of a highly aurmaful
tiuruo. T r * ; S e rg l
It S K m her
r eg a rd in g the a
atH(ivltica
iv lt ie # of p
puplli
upil
ml.
“
after
on*
ohserrra
(m
Berries Meet1* Club. But if each
f ’oun
am! fla «a rB at t'i# Semimde f'ltiHi
M iam i,
Sergt,
J am #* Mur phy
time, he becomes familiar
a largo i m p o f aaeaay troop*.
pi
'•• «■ I ■!'
Well-meaning person would ttop Identifying th* different tyt» ■
VW klinrii
Tr a in in g
School
HmjutoO. T e l , ; prif |» Jt*r f i f l y
tr
. the communique aaM.
Dike III i* &gt;1IHt
for war preKfiMtiun Workrfa, h* l * ’ " " 1'
^'hig*ve|»ort. La * S e r p i
W il l
The high command g a r* only and is Gael that he I* not the planes, and after serving a
i
llllifri
only
person
who
has
a
desire
to
r
ate
d
at
Krervrh
A
v
m
u
#
and
S
l
i
t
h
i
1
1
1
,1
'
watches
really
testa
aa
II
h
&lt;
R
M
r
Cifivbrfi,
Char
lea
ton
S
&lt;
a meager report o f Urn struggle
ut* f.i*
Slrrvt th# achoo' will b*
&lt;
1
entertain, at bridge, dinner, thra done something to aid hit
Se-rpt
A
f
ll aritinr Jack**u
•ui «*|
for visitor# on T u r«f ay evening 1"V
tor, eg say other recreation, but tr y *
V11|r , ( or p
Lut h* r
M
M*# f
from 7 .TO o’i lock to V* -Id nVh*ck .. “ f Li
OI&gt;«ervBtion lowers are
Jf
I hi I In », T e i
attack* w a ti rejmUedj that Bue- U almpty ooo * f tho 12,000 folk*
te-l u. i
*11 "b-ti*.
Al#g It. John*&lt;&gt;n. director, an
elaa
shock
trwe*
guardamen, who live In our county all confu- foikabiy rryulpped with r l.
..1 In All lb. f
t afig e-ui
In ii Vnllriitllll \
Tboa#, h o w e v e r , w i n wl*h to li**'* Atle-niim
within th* Inner enclosure K,».
baUalioai o f German troop*, and *d. When ha Ortshaa to enter- windows to protect the occu|ant.
»## the rad io cl a * ■ at work caland fm lra«e ur nw nerfthip
taln ka will find that a call on
Reds
Build
Lxcapc
th re e ta n k a . v
u
l
t
tb#
K
an
fo
rd
Armeery.
whrr.r.
T..
help
riinwll
fwrmti- *ui
proper committee wiU simply from wind and rota. Outaidr the
h ftri#|ur|i-« uf ct|UI|imrnt
w . i&gt; iu(B..nn . i i ’
re him that there Is no ac­ enclosed apoco there It. at a tub B n d R*-C H U n d e r W a t e r ■ ainstructor
wl
m
u
wt
llil.
art
as
guide,
Mi Johnson addr.1 po ll in g th ri r i r i o u r r c i
a sort o f porch or screened spare
and . f
tivity achaduled fa r that occasion
At the vocation*1 schoo* lb. f r*r l a nrid b u y ing mid i i » uir m.«
J'KW YORK, Bepl 2i. i&gt;Ti
wrhkb would Interfere with tho where on* may observe and li&gt;ten
following class*: ma&gt;
br
u!&gt;
o f hie own pur* for plane*. Often on* hear. • ' usslan Ingenuity in the use o f . served at work: alrcraff englnevr-j rhlrirry tog# thr r
he cannot see u ronrealnl bild
SuprnriiMjr
LiviDgnInn
»#id it
In* Ihidl.v U r i ’nw■n In.lrurtiir :

Mrs. Hodgkin Tells
Manner To Avoid
M i s understanding

N l.M H K K

AMsuciulcd P re s s

Captured Bataan
Defenders Held
In Philippines

rtci rt-iJingA attracted •
. Adjvallnjr
at night, and adminhli «Uun 1rock pit nf »&lt;
lera beilevfwi there »a *
a f ' Mra«)«&gt; At?|«

Activities Of
O fficers And Enlisted Men
Service Men's
Inspect Observation Posts ;;
Group Related

BUY WAR BONDS

i

H olland Attends
Sportsm en's M eet
A t Lake Apopka

W ASHINGTON. Sept, 2i.
— A Ktint gom n m en l purcKAi*.
Jug orunnluilion to erwiU* In :
ttf&amp;cl « ilngle market for form
) roducla « » • reported today
pne |jo»*iblr rmull If |*rr#lilelll
ftoo«eve|t ilf'ebfra on ill met action *
|o ilabilit# price* am! wag#*
J
A revived cofitprnntU* proptwaal
toyrring

i

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lb*

1.1

U*t

t I -«l U. I

Mi

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el I.
I.

KWA May Approve
(lull For Service
Men, Says H i^ in n
Is*

,1. u|„t I
t!n&lt;
i Midi titril 1Iw h nl
nil
1in
-* ........Mg I
. *ft n. \ wil
#Ml" ’
hi 1It
*nd
a■■•1 Ii*. toll* nlul ' «akltife £St t lellAl
bit
ft V
l'l
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m
u
i
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r. - i
i * M* Hon ,|'d i *•
• I - 11-

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1.111

of

a

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...t
t» Ih
IdWB.'l
tu* .wintei 1 mo

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fc
mwk*

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id *v

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reI kie
VI
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' (be 1 li
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VH'll &gt;1 let kt l
•Mpplv th*

N.ikle!

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lo

\l idle ri'
Is* 111C l'l
Illlll
filth HU
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F irs t

• • ('la s s ' '

D o g s

A r c

O f

In

F o r r e s

I
ri.**
M l. A S I A
S.-i'i
1) still la* &gt;- w bo \ l l l l t N f'M ll t II ......... 1 ..
llu iu T
i n iiim ai ltd
\ HU" |i|f
HI
th i- I m r ! - ■h i mm « i !1 .irin-Miiit i ,1
■
ll »
i• I........ .
i i,,it
11n i t wd ft b
M II S m ilf . ■!"g* MUl llllse-t " o f (lu
•a ill - tilt • *1 . . 1
h i* ! .
d#' fin ( i*8
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1
t.
S l u t ssil
it A V• ( (111 riltr.l ...- Ir e s -.(
It
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1
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. . . s o . ! Jt * * 1g n fiti n t ■ I* S .1.1(1 *
\\ ' ' 1 M 14 ( | « f i iim 1. ■ II , " i . " 1 1 1,1. .1 s r ri ! * • rif Ml* d f &gt;11 *■•
, He . . .f g ' *di!M
list*. 1
U *t !• 1it*
ri
* i ‘*
&gt;
84*1.1 l . f .
111M| ■1*• d
. . ..........1

o S S S iW t t n r j S ;

S W S J u g l’ S

lh&gt;n (Irml draws plaintive runt
at !br­
anch tithet ntrnl from Cl Gionutle O'ltalw
of ttmne.
“ The Soviet*." aahl the news
TimIn I
several do ten bridge* aerwaa that

. ^
M tratagy,

itereeteii

in

- ■■

*

( ily I
M-giilni
!(l Mnii'S.tv

UMIg

Hull
ii
m
&gt;•*'
J
III lfMiu&gt;
w r i plnin th *t ( h # » r f i t writ mtn*
purport** of
Fwrtit
t
Moaa and A. W. Tracy, Inelruc lh# g#rt#f*t
i iiimiv J ■nlgr It \V V hi •
to n ; arc welding. W. A. I^imlen- H#rurity Atlim nl B lr nt io n prn(prnm,j 111ilulf'd H *1ii t 11 a t "t)w »*f f it t will
b*rg and J |, Warren, Instruc­ anil that a lr e ad y atr pa hav#
In nj*e|| until right n*i h*« k (bltor*: and ship carpentry, George t a k r ri in K r m ln ol r co u n t y to t # f . rv* Ding i •id inmorrttw i-vmingr •••
ry th#in Inin r f f r c l
Thr## * trp *.
w hu
iiiill-r ti&gt; i&lt; • -mislnii wurkrr
h# aaid, amount to a hroaiirning J a r r unali
t. ■rrur# d r i v r n
o f th# o b j r c t l v r # w hi ch
K8 A ha* ' i rllMday i mi
n
kept in l i g h t fr o m th# lirginhing
S tritr f ‘ ui f nim an J
M
Rub

Coupon Destruction
Must Be Witnessed 1-5 Of Families In
Ian ground troop* and also to thr
air force becauae they werr laid I
about a foot and * half brk-w
J A C U 0 N IL V L K . Sept. » , (Ah
U. S. Are Farmers
tbe water'* surface.”

—Gaa
coupon* detachsd from
Moving op * r withdrawing, the books tailored ta fit an appli­
W ASH ING TO N. Sent. 20 J/U
cant'* niarle must be destroyed Approalmately on r.fllth « ( the
ta th* present* of a responsible families In the United Stain live
patch aakT Urn trick w
ration lag bound member or the and tarn Ineir livelihood &lt;n (arms.
ja a a lia aoldier pur­
***S?^a?
r e^ f T&gt;
[ the census bureau reported today
sued
by
Italian
Infantrymen croft. State
O PA raUoulng offl- Non-farm and farm families by
escaped by (tridlng
rr, rated yesterday.
. 1 slates Include Georgia, CSV.41-1
o f the
. Such
. _ j «coupon* Include
“ M U : Klori.u u t j o s .nd
tU d
Aj, Mid
M" B
■ coupofiR
coupon* d
detached
from yy o Uij; Tennesaee 4*8,241 sn.1
book* o f Into applicant*, but aloo
118,141: Alabama 384,415 and
C, D,
R , 8 &gt; f and 8-1 coupoeta
I
*88,180.
taken out when eapp&gt;emental,
j
fleet, noo-hlghway, aervtcu and
j
BOMBER TR ASH
raUeam aro Issued.
. .
_ .
lm i

Lionel AtwflT ___
la
GuDty Of Perjury S S X M S t'S fT C Z :
-

CITY BRIEFS

L T W I8 T 0 N . Mate*, Sept. U ,
'
‘ ’ J . Daley was
I N pouwde b*
I Army nerrlo*
ha a m

hui g will riiMtiurl ilrtvr r • t-iNinifia
t uni r » l f I urn ♦VftU ti* Mi..(Ml u*r Uk k

lh■ III rilluf A* 1U V Ilf MJlf fill*
1Crt A1a
Tb* * dug* ** es|king wiib llii"if
M Mi. i hrilull#i ■ dir (might lu
H t.fl.w * 4 jjidI, ii|«iM "ii
•«1'ord.f •Iritk, alia* k dlriitnii «ud
flint until thr gtiAnl affivr*
l hag* hUii afr uin A■ mT»A#Dg#fv
id

Railroad Men Demand
Increase In W ages

i HH A l i O . Kept Jf».
lU ll
mad
managrm rnl
am!
lab r
aimrrrt, d r H i n i n g lu W t|uulrd,
H oa r d Ml (hnt llili#, Judg# H W
rrjMirlcel tuduy that Jh b n » l h # f W m r RNld today
Tomorrow fruiti hmsdn uf fiun o p rr R tl n g #inph*y#*
.1 l M&gt; V ,k| un. flRtrotiiiRD Hlchhav# Didifted r a r r i r f * uf t h r i r d#
burg w ill i undue I r iR mlnatiofia
mantle fo r a * 0 &lt;*#nt an hour w a g #
■ t thr sShirlffi office in thr
in#r#a»r wi th a mi nimum o f 70C ourt H our #
renla an hour, ant! lh# c|o##&lt;!
»hi»p,
Mora than #00*000 w o r k ­
KdwRril Ihgglii*. arcrrtmry of ers ar# r e p r e s e n t * ! .
th# 8#mlfn»l# County Chimt&gt;#r o f
thia r v r n i n g ut lh# f ’ l l y J i l l , o w ­

ing t ii thr Sheriff# uffir# Wing

Commrrr# today
th# ittin *
lion of dirccton am! mrtnbrra * f
Ihr organitation l « lh# meeting
to be held at M ; 0 0 f’ .M . Tueeday,
Sept. 29 at tbe Chamber of Com-

i ™ o f^ r a riV n d * m'en^'wiro I m« r”
" H 1**
O fficer, will be
to d a ^ ln the collision o f
a ^ pl»n» •«•&lt;* for “ *•
-------j
ur.
coming
year,
Mr,
Higgins said.
two 0 T -I1 bomber trainers
l i r a routine flig h t
Tho planes burst Inin flames
The curfew bell la supposed to
and tr a u e d from 1000 fe et
hav* oven
been introduced Into Engnave
Wllllam the Conqueror|
farmers annually re- land by V
lh*
object
__oral to warn the public
____ Wtlal fe rtlllu r eohInlag enough nitrogen to supply to put out their lights and flrat
a t e ijh t o'clock tn tht r-»nlrv^v
m uSw f/ f o o t
J

Canadian Communiata
Surrender To Polico
TORONTO, Sept. SB. (Ah— T l »
Duck, general eecretery o f tbe
Canadian Communist Party and
I I o|h*n who had been sou In with
him since lha party w u declared
Illegal In Canada surrendered to
the Royal Canadian Mounted P o -,
lie* it m
reported today,

.J2.J521-il'cUSr^rtf •
d »reJ U U H g a 7 15, 1940,

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T IT E

{The Sanford

Herald

Stalingrad

8ANF0BD

H ERALD ,

SANFORD,

F L O R ID A .

F R ID A Y ,

prayer from our
may that I* true!

u*

There have been more glorious victories in Russian

nt
ia
” •
'

High j
hoy* j
ahoadK
lltle .K ' di.tna*!
- M is ir
morr:FonUl. I
1 takinL
one p ,
N a r m lM i

clean*?
hreak f
worn S',
. Mtj k

than j.
aeniog'

radlotj.
la In F .

tC tf

F R ID A Y . H F P T E M B E R 23. 1941

Mrs. '
{ Ocali
D . « t f.

J ", i

ti,

lto £

THE

In our heart you want to &lt;V&gt;.'
Could anything hare born finer?
Nevcrt Oh, ww art thankful for
our own little part, ln eeen ra­
ce Irl o f thla Information.
In d ­
dentally, 'th li letter w ai writteir
on Sept 12 and, aa we told you.
bad nothing whaterrr to do with
the relearn o f Frank’, atory. A l ­
though, peraonally, we wouldn't
care— they were both eo Worth .
while. You11 hear from us. Newfoundlandl Thank you.

S o cia l A n d Personal Activities
# M ARJO RJE

AGAHIZ. T IIK G R E A T HlOl.tl
«• ri'|rliii-i-ti Ititiiiirmw
OIBT, A L W A Y S OPENED HIS
CLASSES W IT H PRAYER. HE
B e t t e r t h a n o t h e r .* r e a l
Lafiiiiinliu SneakH Out
J.Y UNDERSTOOD TH E WON
D E R OF GOD'S M IN UTE HAN
M nynr IjiO u n r ilid o f N r w Y o r k (.‘ ity , w lm known H-.mn
IIIW O ltK
Oh that turn would
praise lire l«ord fur Ills goodness, IliiiiK iilx iiit w a r iw lit* wan in lht* u ir corjia ovtiracita tliirinp
nnd for III- wonderful works ••in Ind w a r anil lin t Irswit fig h t in g o n e Im ltlc nr nnnllnT
unto the clublr* ii i f men - P;»lm *
••v«r line*-. w »y » th a t On* linn- linn ro m p to c o l dawn on
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A i a rn n fp rp n rc o f tin- n n lio n ’ R Ir-ruling |h.Iic&lt;- .f
] f i r i a l ■ in N o w Y o rk llio n lh o r d a y . !u&lt; naid lh a l m u n - is
•ui H ip ini-roano anil w n olil gp| •ml n f hnm l I f noniPtlnng isn't
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DKCM NO

|U&lt; ieika .Region, big*
Loudly newspaper, has
Tna new owner I* W.
i of Mount Dora who
i new*paper to get Ihe

Golden Wedding O f j
Couple Celebrated

t*

Wonl has ben rverivrd from
Gainesville Ihst J&lt;*e MrCaslin hapledged S A E and Bill llransn
ns* pledged A. T I)
Mr and M&gt;. J I
Lo- will
rrlurti Surwlay from Ka«tman. Ga
nft#r a vult then* with Mr leer *
parent*. Mr aik I Mr* A T 1-rr

ir th#* lirturt o f hla Victorian «lay» N lft l lln»&lt;
as.m. he aitwav with «t«r* Tyrone |N**e*r *r»l
* •«'viii' from the 20th Century vrr«itm o.f K m
I hi* \Ihi\r Ml “ v« hwli soil! Is ul ili. |«

Mr and Mr* R (! llirk»on
havr a * their curst* thrir ilaugh
ter. Mr* Charlr* Urtt*. i f Ka&gt;
rttrvillr, N C anti thrir Mill, li
(»., Jr o f Atlanta.
llarry II llrrrtn ha* returned
from a IO-«Ia ) trip !#• Panama
City where hr joined * party «d
friend* on a devp *ra M*hinc &gt;‘i
ctirvlon

I IA I ’ P T liltIT IID A Y
llarto llutrhliisen *
l'hlti|. I! It.. I. V

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»l*1rr Mr
Mill I.#- in
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Package Store
P E N N Y ’S W 0 R K C L 0 T H E S
J l &gt; V - A N « T f t B I M M W f P A S A H A L D T E T O ClUH IIK ItO K N .'l

p

Inya and men In tha Army call
him either "Dad" or "Pop", which
has token th* small amount of
conceit out of him. llarry, deal
you let It do that You’re doing
a swell Job sad tb«*o ar* two
good names thoyNra given you.
Wa
cant
new, you
w • im
n I bay
n j ‘pop*
pap hero
pen now,
yet

know. And who can buy a “ Dad"
anywhere? W# think youYo much
rompllawatod and w* think you

doom# IL Ho, good tack, Vat.

eran—woY* with you. Addrvu
Harry: 383 Air B. Bqdn, Kphrv
to Air Bate, Kphrxto, Wash. '
Thera to a soft g lo w
Ik la

ng thenr to
Ruch a nice letter from Gay
They did W aiU! (iay. ran you know what
r then that ll mean* !■■ ti* to m dirn that
what ntatl you would take valuable Ilnur e ff
Tbnt l«&gt;y foe a little wool In ■••? Oh, Dear
dividual
] Roy. R tnirrhe. the heart of any
that wa.j mother!
I f t r are not prompt
■■■ir* !•• do, •“ »ur r»|dy, irirsae knuw that
the wlmlelwe are nlmnal .wampnl at Urs
I moment. How about coming homo
we've t:,il - for a liltle K. I* duty hero with
follow Mr • u. for a few.ua&gt;*’ W * can promJ write a 1,0 you then quick rriponae, ami
a. Herman k»l* of 'apod.'
In th* meantime,
doing l i - her*', to "Hhlp Ahoy," Bailor!
i. NcmlnuU
»
•
■ •
re're Ir cn
Responses are beginning to com*
itlng* Hurt In fri&gt;«n our 8*mt O ff nartleo and
r the way. o“ f dgoreitea.
Oh, It?* wondernln’ ? Huh? ful to think that wa hav* boen
meric, do
ker* in Seminole Countv to
&lt;*nd our boy* o ff with that h*ppine.*— that enthutlatml
W a ll
ping a lot. fly * y °u &lt;-n* or Isro eiproaaiona
a. Llfs fo r
*&gt;"&gt;* wo havo '»*n t o f f
(with lha » * « l week It wilt warm tha
ratlonine.l h*Art » ° much Oval you w ont need
.
aa
a.
la
k l.U
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aI
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to ithink
of Ifuel
rationing.
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Wa he I lev* that there’* too
much energy expended today In
Inrlng to live up to soma onn
elat’a prescribed chcerfulncu. I f
say mother or wife feels that
way about Oil* .war, 1st bar go
ah*od and tgogh If aha can, but,
on the other band, Juat th* aam*
w* know, that moat mother*, wive*
and aiatora m&gt; down th* atroot
with a amlie and a -n o d far
frtotvia and acquaintance* whila
In their heart Is tha coaataat cry,

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DOUBLE PROGRAM

LOVELY MIRR0R8

W ith o m a -

mental gold frarnvs, plain

j

Dot IV/.old lloiKirnl
With Rirlbdm Pat h

or hoveled edge*.

^7*30 to 131.00
‘Brighten Your Home With
Pittaburgh Paints”
* ..

G. U . STUART
PAINT AND GLASS
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NEW ARRIVALS
/
Mr. ami Mr*. Dean* Turon
Jr. of Fort Myers announce tb,
birth 1 1 a daughter on 8*pl - 1

MIDNIGHT SH O W -SAT. 11:30 P.M

“SWEETHEART OF THE FLE ET ’
JO AN
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D A y iS . *
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COMING
G«t rtMdy tor Tall hy sending your ssrmenta
her* for quality ctaaoiny, Your ciothaa will
tak« on new Ufa aftar jfoin^ tbroush our plant.
(PLBASB RETURN BANGERS)

SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS

J IN X F A L K E N B U R O
CARTO O N. — 80NG

REEI

The fir.t recorded attempt m
invent a typewriter wa* m thllnllah Patent Office in H i t b.n
the machine wa* not m.r,,,fnlure&lt;l

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A Y &amp; MONDAY
I.ENIIARRY'H

COAT DRESS
CLASSIC

»• u . l e a o H r ^ e i p .m .g . g. c.. ho

n . Ogle lh« roe. 0*. Herbert
rarely be glad to see you!
•bout aa latorytowf

Mhor new address la that of
r Newman. It U now Bob

cowing
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that a r* aheajr* smart.
Perfection tailoring by
taaharry— ftae autchlng,
taped home, detachable
shouldat pads all th*
eanaariu af a more

Hr
f IJ*r
lyon Salin
M#h‘i rtp«»l

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CORDUROY LEISURE JACKETS
Now Ideas thl* season In colorful Rtalcrlala. 17.9.1
• 13.50. Jeep halt lo blend HAS.

r r r :,E S

PAG E TH REE.

3JOO S. K.h
Phone «}||

By MRS. ERNEST HOUHHOLOER

ua. In our mck*r way w* ar*
doing our beit—oil pf ua—for our
“ Cracker Soldlen".
Keep that
thought If you ever get In a
‘ tight ipot’. Just aay to your■*&amp;, "My folks and my (lad ar*
with m*. Ob, you RemInoI* boy*
hav* a bunch of staunch support­
ers behind you I And well never
warn!
,
.
You should hav* eeen tha Bead
Off this morning far about IS
hoy* earning out to ro-lnforte you.
Th* program In tholr honor took
place |n lha Band Shall on th*

F L O R ID A

WINES

0RGAN0 CORPORATION
of FLORIDA

WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?

Oeneral llerabey aay* Iher* will
» 4,600,000 men In the Army
t lb * end o f the year. A* we
call It then* were about Ji.00,The bend* are tight her* In
» roe/^Dr the army at He close Hemlnol* County between you and

lAK-al Group Taught
Surgical DreHsing

SCOTCHES

CORRECT THOSE BAX) BPOTB. USE OUR M ATE R IAL
AND W ATCH TH E D IFFE RE N CE

W a are where
tV*sJUng nl
Oakland * l» going t*i k**p hi*
U A I t U Y H O P K IN S , w h o Is n nfty .rirt i
bout duan In five iirclr* HY
|.r,.etl lo Idiui.He M ncy iii th is m a n n er: " I was
should try taking a aliuwer.
In the P re s id e n t untl I asked h im w h e th e r lie
would say yes if I ask ed you to m arry m e— a
Ihe way, what I. a "brass
ami wliero due. that begin dent snitl ho th ou g h t you w o u ld ."
nd. I . a brigadier frnrral
H e r an sw er b e lo n g s in th e h is to ry hooks
M » full'*?
li
I'rnnlenl she said, "H ie P re s id e n t Is r i g h t ...............
Waller Winchell

Bend Off Commltlae extend*
through thi* medium a Thank
You to each and every on* who
,00.k f,*rt' Mr Charli* Morrieon
and Mr. Kudell surrly can 'put
?.w
We wish w* rouM
ll*l each on* who belpod, for wo
have only mentioned a few of
w" °
U»# occasion
™ ' .but oil gave willingly of
{heir time, their service, for tb*
boy* leaving and bav* offered to
rome back again. Il*a a wonderml jplrlt your poopU hav* for
you back her*. A ad. boy, was It
h*^l to get up at half Vpat alxl

V IT A O E N

O rsanlcH
I'rrdlgrslrrl. Cuncrslrated and Bactrrlilliesl by Patented
Bacteria Process
Hevitallie &gt;'&gt;ur roll N atar*'. « . y
a .,,.,
result, frnm
Seed Bed.
Field Crup.
F low e,.
U lw „
Garden
Shrubbery
P laat.
Trees, etc

T « w h ich tlm sle ep y le gisin lu r cn lm lt re|
" 'r iie n i m ay Ire n rolrher in Ih e seim le. I,
hou se."— I-Jikelnml l e d g e r .

Th# reported meeting between
lllt le r and Mussolini may be Juat
a mov# on tbe part o f the Axis
power* to keep Ihe world from
aampletely forgetting II Dure,

A

LIQUORS

Rubber In The IlmiHe

You know, Hddlera, I f . a funny
thing, but w# ran slip o ff h*r«
Into our own *oldler'a bed-room,
clos* th* door and talk to you all
•out iher*' on thl* old typewriter
and, Initoad of ua givin g you a
llfl, you give u* on*. That It
liecsu** we feel to close to you all
wherever you ar*. that Just to
aay, "Hello, Boy*-, give* u* com­
fort. ,,

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SANFORD.

Telephone 148

Mrs I. |l Furt of Orlando,
S A TU R D A Y
who is aria Instructor in surgical
A ll boy* and girl, of Juniorridressing, was Sere all days luesHigh School aga may join theMitay Instructing a local super*
Junior Commando, and Juniorr| visor class in surgical dressing.
WaaU Warden, at the Woman'*I Mrs. Fort was assisted by Mrs.
Club a t 9:00 A.M.
I.*e and Mr* Tield. also of OlChildren of pre-school ami pri­■ laniln. Mrs II. H. I'n|ie, chairman
mary school age* may attend the' of surgical dressing, announced
“ fltory Hour", iponsored by the. today that the women now takkeereatlon Committee, at tbe pub­. ing the course w ill * jperviae
lic library at 10:30 A M u n d e r j other classes which will begin as
soon as the materials lor actual
Mr*. J. C. Mitchell’* direction.
work arrive. liequi-its for volun­
MONDAY
The W. M. U. of the Fits! teers in this work will be en­
tered
in the
paper
Chairman
Baptist Church will hold its
I'ope sre:
yearly busines meeting at the working with Mrs
T
Williams,
vice
church g. 3:30 p. M.
. Mr. Fred
Y. W. A. of the Find Baptist j chairman; Mrs. J D Woodruff.
|
chairman
o
f
packing;
Mrs
I..
I.
Church will hold It* regular meet-1
,r K ■? 8:30 I*. M. at the home o f ■Frailer, chairman of supplies:
M i. Martha F'oi, on Oak Avenue. Mrs.^ Ralph Wight ami Mr*. W.
A meeting of the Truth Seek- C. Erickson, in charge o f ruom
«r t C la .i of the Methodist Church
will be held In th* Anne, at
3:00 P.M. A ll member* are urg*
ed to attend as therr will he an

T H E BEST !■

' then* s it riihhcr in tile hniisi-'"

New York tlwjf are giving
■Way haakball ticket, to «e* the
trooklyn Dmlgert play for every
kn poonda o f errap metal turned
a. And they got OA Iona.

•

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H ERALD .

YOUR T A S T E D E M AN D *

re|irr&gt;si&gt;nlnlivi-s

fa

C P U B U R N , S o c ie ty

SANFORD

EVA-BESS BEAUTY S'

I I " ' M a t or is not p o h !|&gt; a I p f lo t a h r , nor p v p h a pro
j h ilid io in -l. siiu v tln rin g H ip r o a r in g I w p i i II p n , In- -i»-n i
I iiii.nv a b u s ) hour fig h t in g p ro h ib itio n , hut now llm l Hu| w a r i&gt; nil and nu n arp g o in g m il to i||c to uiiik c H ip vs.old
II hr-llrr |ila«'P In I iv p in. hi- I hrnkrs it jN a p ru tlv s u m
j»lal&lt;- o f a f f a ir s f o r H ip folk s hack Ih iiiip in I m' iiohilyong
m driuikpfllipsN am i p Xi ' pnkph n f any kind.
Iu d itta n lia think*, nonu* so rl o f a ra lm u in g sv-li-to
s h o u ld I IP put in to p ffp e t lev t h e fic h 'ra l g o v o r n m n il »■ n
| now ho r ig id ly c o n tro llin g H ip s ii Iii o f gnsnllnp, iin -s nnd
] m any o i lie r th in g * m irply tlpMinvl hy th e puhlir.
I f pvi-ry|one wen* n m lrlctp il in a o r Inin am ount o f huril liqim r,
[ih p ii no o n e o m ltl g p l drunk
llu l iM-ndlng fe d e r a l arlinn.
I he m ak e, th e fo llo w in g t u g g e . ljn u . fo r local a tlH io riiii • ■
l irs t. | risn in iliP lid th e r e should he on new licen se!
i in-tied d u rin g Ihe w a r ,
"S ec o n d , lic e n s e , r e v o k e d fur w h a te v e r rniuw should
j rem ain r e v o k e d and nn nthern isHiu-rl to re p liu e th em .
" T h ir d . |Hillce rle p a rtm e n t* rtlioiilil Ih o ro itg h ly m iite m - e
The IMin M»j»r* ninl
r k* lit* all lireitned place., am i m ove n w iflly and v ig o ro u s ly a g a in .!
niMh ,
j places w h e r e gnm hlera, p ro s titu te s nr c rim in a ls c n n g re g a le
'Hin Pfilkr mutt i llir&gt;dl|fli lliP
T h e r e should J*e lean ron n iin ip tln ii o f liq u o r now than
!«• ».
Tlu* bull alar*)' l»r»r*«|
«*hai in |s'-nre t im e ," th e M a y o r d e cla res “ I w arn th e liqim r in ­
rival &gt;Ur«&gt;
d u stry. I w a n t you . s o m e th in g w ill hn|qien in th is c o u n try ;
M M t hli banl l.urna an«l in t* ’
lllM ly thr n l lurna to brr ymmir decent p e o p le w ill not to le r a te d eb a u ch ery am i e x re a a ."
C1#Ar, clrar Ih iir Inalmrt* ri*«*
What rmlili* crraltir^* abarr Ibl*
Mirth,
LlrliliH by nobl** »»kira
E l.l/ A IIKTII roATHW OHTH

ROS A

Social Calendar

fa n you I marine how flattered
We Just hsd nurli a nlee letter ’ Pretty please
we fyll?
Herbert U tall, dark
.
from Italph Tslar last Thursday*
------(« • you know) and fit. lie Is a
„
morning
Ralph l« In Itirhrnnrui,
The cedar tree Just out from Seryrant with the Medical Dofj
Va anil guess what?
He wrote (hi. wind, w
alive with red tachmrnt at Ft. Bennin*.
But
q
that nut of the thousand, of hoy. I.ir.l.
It hanks IIIke s Christmas he dtesn'l yet know that his moth­
—eoldiera and aallors —who come1tree .11 ili-rnratrd with m l orna- er wss a Sergeant for thla Send
;
Dear Soldiers, hare wo aiade
Into Richmond on the week-end.,' mrnts
Only tlhc
'omamrnt*' O ff Committee the other morning
. you tired? W e do hope not, but
“ two of Hanford'a N ary lmy&gt; up. flutter, so perhaps we should say, in handing out iheae certificate,
! here'* Goodnight, Kldi, and God,
reared on lh « .Ireet last Friday rather that it It like n hibiscus which are issued by the city.
real you!
I
Just os I wa. hearting home. I'.h n ih
with
its red
blossom. Herbert, It wa. a Job! Hut she
ran into Joe Douglass and Jack' Mowing t„ the air
was aa calm and cool a . a&gt; cuMorrison who were Just In from
cumber— In other wr&gt;rd&gt;. a* icalm
8&lt;y&gt; Duty.
lUlh were looking
Vou Isiys out therr will lie in­ a* we imagine you would be unwell ami happy ami wished to I. terested in this news of George
_ der fire or in an emergency. You
rememliereil to all the Sanford Mioye, we know:
~ _ It Isn’t ] certainly Inherited h i m o f her
Only
people.
It was great to see (Jrrorge Moye sny lunger — It's
‘ disposition. Just 'tween you an’
them'** Oh. Ralph, that was grand I i■•plain Moye
He ha*
Isn't lhal nice?
me, we're going to ask her If with Public Relatisna.
news and thanks for writing ut.|
George graduated from our she will keep that Job.
Neat made and ie .till making loU of
.Ralph's lettrr was written 8ept. Se■mmole High School In 1931 time It won't be w&gt; hard, for frlrnd. ami good progress ln hi*
I I , 1942). Do ciirne by, Ralph, anul
from
the
University
of there won't be so many. Reckon work and will llktly hav* plenty
He y g , coach she will?
when you come home. We'il love fa m' e s ' ••• •
We do hope so.
In 1of Interesting thing* to talk and
li&gt; see you and we're saving a then In Ft. Myers for two years the meantime, here'a to good trav­ writ* about when he gets back.
le ttle of ruca-rnl* for you— Just1whi te he also taught mathematics. eling for you, friend, and much I Wen, Frank, we with we could
ill rasrs
tell the rest of It, but we think
From there he went to Emory!
thl* letter -from 'our* unknown
where he w a. head coach for two
friend should give you groat lmI tonight yrara ami from there he wrnt to
petu* toward* the thing* w* know
f a child -rrvr a* roach at Gs-rgia Tech,
murky window11,rorge, you sure did travel by come again!
e she ha. juat roach!
I
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Russia?
It t.
Captain Moye entered the eer-,
Well, elr. wo had another nlca
ust seen host, vice In 1041, was sent to Camp visit
From Ncrman E. Jennings
lelplessly mur- lllsnding wherr he was made a', aiul his wife
And, bleu her
m a t e r ia l* — t r y the E V A D E
■e she has wit- lirst l.ieutrnant
Later he was heart, she rrally let him do all
H E A U T Y SH O P.
lc massacre of I ran.frrrv-d to Camp Shelby. Ml.* the talking! To be quit* honest,
iltle conquered
Ms* has now compli led a course that's quite unusual among us
O PERATO RS:
by the A l i i ’ »t the Army Air Corps Advanced women. Isn’t It’
Nos I, look out,
M nt, E v e ly n E c h o In H an sen
renuse she has Flying School si llrn.ks Firld. -isler. ilnn't try to wade the
Men, m-r Gun Tcta*
He is officially rated as issue!)
Mrw. R u b y E r b o b
ifgllng, grasp, un Aircraft Observer and has
Anyway. Norman Is high In hi.
M n t. V i l a Nekton
i n turbulent, received his silver wings
Con-] praise o f Norfolk.
Is It because r-rst -da I ions .Captain.
] We noticed the Eagle and two
F o r ap p oin tm en t can 06,1.
proud II. S
George's wife ....I little huhy Vs nn hi. sleeve and asked him
r sailors ma- tLinda I . will visit for u while ul«ul It. It seem* that they had
■nrlles* enetny -ub friends in Huston, Trias.
j discovered up there at Norfolk
. y u lnv*ly
V o i ran reurli V rorge by ad lhal Norman had a special 'ven'
208 E a s t S econ d H trcot

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warmth in any wcalhrr!

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*111 ba
J ' , . »• nrdared that tkla O r d. r ft d*&lt;raa aro r a i f a n o
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II l « furtbar or da rad that (hla
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ba publlahad In Iba
Ban■nafhrd H a n t d . ■ oawapaper o f ordar
c t a t r a l c l r c ul a ll on
puhllahed
In ford Ifarald ft i l w i p a p a r publishFlorida,
Kaaf-cd. b a m ia n l . C o * a i r . Plarldn. ad In Bamlftola C a v t l f
Dona and a r d t r e d I h l . tlh day • w a ft « n k (o r to n r roftoac«llva
nraaha
nf IMplamhar. A. D. I M I .
and ord tfo d (hla ltd day
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Clar k o f Court
O. P. n r.H N LM jX
(Circuit C ou rt B ea l)
Clorb. Ninth Judicial (1r .
rul! f o u r ! , tfamlftnl* CuuoftOTuwi o r HArraam i t u
t f. Florldft.
Nellca la harbey clvaa that In
perananc* of ik tl earlaln final da. ( I F f f l r l . l B a« l)

w i. P c i

Ckl'ao &lt;• M .III
l&gt;ll.C. M M .Ill
near, if it tee
rt.ir
iCiee rt»

w aia M e a l t , u a . u .
I»»«t ■ lie for th*
■ taford IftlghlA
(.north Weroklg, li l t A. tL
Offltt Udnu no. m
______ __ _____ pennant Thun
f oot
a.,moaa Beaject* for I t t 4e/i
boat III.
, &lt; * F U Mort Cooper shut out th*
i
X
.
A
e
f
t
i
TO
Rod
Tht
(lev.
rather William Narbtrab
a
CincinnatiRed* on two
Ht*. •!
. «
J Chrtatleally
«r
w «r
Pe st er .
W le I'fl
w. la Pet
• ■•A H. M. Pool Bfclgwre*k*4~.
to 0, for hli ninth straight victory
■today llaaaat; t.ee A. M and .s r
l«*l ta «TS f» t II
TIT9.II*
b»d 22nd of Ihr y**r.
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r.
t
l
ft&gt;
Ifklgo
I
t it.in
■aw roiu * c a v a c a o r
Dolly Mata l i e A M
* Cooper pitched one
of
th#
ftt I. n « » III W.ah* IS 99 .III
**•"» * ! • « « •
blttb Clraet
Thr Celery F u ll were (Iren
greatest
• teal ryami
im n of
hit caies-r.
n »*»
rt ti in m»ir
i i »9 .iit
D . -' liarri*
UbrrW Paatae
Paaloe
. !"■ fOt D.
: P ia rr c a t a in
o r iiir ic t
era# at for.cloaar. .nd tal* *nH e Id In f only ■ elnglr to (il l i| I their final workout nt Htmlnol*
bandar
beheal,L j 4 i e ) A, M.
odar B*h»*
PCl
B
M
T
t
r
r
tar-d on Beplemtmr Tnd. li l t , In
t&gt;:ar&gt;:ai&gt;At*i
a
a
a
n
.T t
F re“ e I*'* ]" # b fetlea It:** A. M.
walker_ In tna fourth »nd at,,, trier ___
lli»h .School Field yrtterday aft
■un da r deheol. I . I t a . M
nd by I he Clreutl Ceorl In and
h a t i o v at. i . * i u t c
Wade
Ito
* Roy
Ray Lamanno In the fifth, and - rrnoon by Coach l&gt;ronara McM a n ia c »«rile*. !!:•• A M
for •amlnole Counly, yiorlde. la
t
i
n
,
New
r..rh,
Phllodelpkia.
M m ttalked a man. The only l.ucat. who &gt; lt im I that the boy*
_ W o d a t a d a y , t r t a l a c a ar .lc * l e e
9 J
Chanc.ry, In a c.rlaln roua* thereIt
.. I *
| t( as far at »*eon&gt;l v t i ; err now In flnr condition to fir e
lie eta. It I f n |. ||.-*|U». |
W X'Mea. le plainciickcm o r ooo
Eo a d ln a ream kJrar. 1 , «
t ea la
Waiter P. itoborn end
, who w it allownl —
to Ihr Kuvtia Panther* the batUe of
hi
l-oui*. %* Ciaclnaall, a.
.
(Ita tra a ad Elm A r .a u ..
l : M • • Tuaadara a e| P r i d a r *
Emily it, llolborp, hi* wife, ere
•telf | i m » i *eh(dut*d
Meal w
• llhout a thro
after two |their life when the two tcame
n*T'. W. C. Iloleoiak, patter
• • n E A i . m r - i* i h « . u h i . o
„r
’ • "• “ • Weteon. aa
oat In the fourth.
Mvnday ■aba*I. ICiM A. M.
Npoalal Matter of .aid Court by
Ih# Lwaana-Carmun which wUI l&gt;.
lu n lu v
I.RAOI-M
Tauba Peep la. I n p. MT
aald d m . , apnolni.d .hall ottar
In the meantime the Cardinal., ' ‘V c .tV r^ v ". ° » " kk ,o
read In Churthta o f Chrl.i, bei.n
•
hlr•**»,
l.t
.
Clav.land
|.f.
M
e.
ala*
Per.lee.
l
i
ce
for tale and tail far eaah at putrHat. Ihrnuahool
Ih.
wnrld
nn
combed Ray Starr until lh r »
’
" 7
„ * ' lo “ '
unit a am- -chdul-d
’
Re eatery before th* front door
Hunday. ■Wapf.mh.r I t.
finally beltwl him out » f the bar. I ™ 7 " y °'t ir ur,“ ,n*. “ nd ^ “ ,n*i
r **»T ■ a p t ic t cm I Bcm
Tha O e l d .n T a i l la: ’Th ou . O
Ct” *M ,M— • &lt;• «• "ford,
III the .eventh with the lo.t nfl V " 1 7 * ! (i'1 " 7 ^ ' fc* * ,ooA ,on*
hemlnole
coaly, Pieride. between
ry£•
Rroeh^
Jr,
paatae
larrd,
r
e
m
a
i
n
.
.
!
t
a
t
a
.
e
r
.
ihr
t M ; ran*.
| V * " * 1 drill. The line tppeari to
1‘ark Av*. at Mb «ir*tt
4n |,,|,er A ll IMS at Ih* Ceurl* Ik# M ini I n i n o f ant*, on Monthrone fr o m r e t e n t i o n to n . n . r *
dajr
tha
* y o f Octubar. 19(1,
’ Victory meant that •&gt; .„ if 1 h“ v,'' !'lrn,&gt;r ,,f defrnalvt power
■ unday Bckoal »;l| A. M.
•hm- l l a m e a t e i l o n . I I t i
l
i
b da
li -.iVr
Hanford. P.m lnol* r'ounly. tha aamo»
Ihr hack
hark field la
i* ahowlnc
ahowlnf
“ - •lo*c their trtnairilti# 'I and the
Moralnf Werahip. ll A.
the Card*
C
A m o n c Ih* rltallona which r..tn
ft llula Dor u(
■ fv.1 in d*fna|( nf aurli
Train!nr Ualea. t :ee P.M
prlae th * lAaann. H.rmon la Ih* •T Pl-»«fin rp
tftlo
Court,
tfto
following deorrlbed
me.
fam
e* Ritunla
Hitunlay and Sunday 1 -|wiil and ability to handle the
I'fCMe |»fo ConfaMO pro port* all
JCvenlag Wornklp. •:«* |’ |l
lo In Hemlnole
In
Counfotiow lnc
from I h .
Ill bl.
'The
tot CUcaro Cuba and the j I,all. Coach Mel-uc.a .aid.
^
1
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»n
l*
r#
d
a
fa
l
n
a
i
you.
lha
Wodataday Mrrlee, l:M |’J|.
(y. Florida. |o«wrli
t * r d la
pood lo
all
and
hla
.
The probable lineup of Celery
Ear pkeaat toe lb* bard or haar- tender merrlea a r * « » » r all hla r . ii r f |&gt;r■ * p«i h f .aid bill of coml * »l » U and a l l *1 i h « t p a r­
til.ini
i.#lnw
an
abaoluta
d
lv
orr
a
lac.
i f the In, St. l-oula can do wurac Fed. I. n&gt; fnllow. Ray Fo*. Jr.
worka. A l l thy w o r k * .h al l nralae
i ... ° * f A » « « » o « d A n n u l * .
» " « . I n . . . M M a rj or l* W||av
VI■•Here w.icomn
b u t l ln * eald L o t I I I .
of
Ih .
l h * e O laird l and I h r a al ni . .h al l
IWt Ih... renter; llllly Johnson,
" ' ■ w e d that i h l . O r d . r
~Th* Plrat Uapil.l Church will blaa. tha*. T h a r .h all .p ea k nf
T o w n o f Lain ( w o o d , r i o r l d * « •
HiJ, and Jimmy
Kldfe.
164, rnnllnae
II* eeealac aer.ict. altk* I h * d l o r r nf thy hincdom, and ah.il t.« publlahad one* a waak
r-co rd- 4
lo
rt*l
Rook
1,
iruard.; W. |. illr n , 200. and church thin aamat.r — each «un talk o f I h r p o w e r; Thy klnddom I, r tea, r on ae cu ll v* waeka In lha
P * * ' * I t l a &gt;1, Public Record*
( baric, (iorm ley, I ICO. tackle.; day aetnlaf.**
*1 Kamlnol* I ’o . n l r , rio rld *.
le an ev erl a ell na
klncdem. and a.nt,,rd Herald, a ntwapa pa r o f
publlahad
In
Iky dominion a n da r .ib Ihruuahuul ( • u . r a l rlrkulallun
I^o Uiitner. 114 and Herb More­
all c e n e n l l n n n - 1
l i t t l l . i l ) . n.nferd- H .m ln ol . Counly. Fl orida. c h a l U l * l o c tt o d
In
th*
eltru*
P t X L U O I r t l TABEBBACLE
land. 110. rnda; Warren Daniel.,
Done
and
ordered
thla
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r
d
.
r
t
d
Ihl*
l
i
b
day
T h e l^ e e e n -a e r m o n nlto I n c l u d n of H«|&gt;(&lt; mbfr. A D. 11(1
poc kln * hOuao on Ih* ab ov e dt&gt;
T a lha l o l l n&lt; Orlando rood Jual
)i
141. quarterback; HIM Flemlnf. karona
/ o ll o w l n *
(rum i h «
- c ' l b * d p r o p . M r In Ih . C oa n ly of
ta* Mat etop-llcht.
«&gt; •• IIEItNDON
’
C hrl atU n Hcltnr* twiibook. ~Hc|.
171, left halflmckj llu fh Carle- Munday UchoeL ( ; 4 I A. M.
s - m la o l * and H a l o o f r i o r l d * . lof' I . r h of CouM
•
and I ft a ll h with K * r i«. ih *
M.
Inn. 161. rich! halfback and Ralph M a rn ln c Worahln, M M A
»• ir. ult f o u r ! Heal)
d
c
r
lp
tu
r
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M
by
Umry
l
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t
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1
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.
I — W *ld«d
*l*ol
*o*h
tank
Tuan a Paepla'a Mealing, t:CC P. M.
»:
J
Net
eon,
Jr
Wnlfrr. 170. fullback.
“Th a ScrlDturva lm pl »
lhai U.-1 Kaaforil Florida
• I *11
rom plal*
with
• leal
K v a n l n g ■arvlaa, l : * e P. M
In t hi
ine. Rider. Ilia n and
U
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l
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ro
m
ttala
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o
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wood
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vn
lo
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.
T h * Titv. A. A. Allan w ill ba r *
Nnltrllor
for
F
l
al
a
llf
f.
(hat n o t h l a f poa.r.aaa r .a ll l^ nor
• — l‘ * c R U « fo u r bruab
m il
If
linrmlry arc all letter men. while r h a rc a nf both aarvlcaa
•plral wa a ht r
W.Un.adar
U ld-w tah
■•rvle*. • ataianea . i r . p l the d l . l n . M|nd
le.th Ray D u, J, . and alto nilly
( 'I I9 C V IT .
Ili a Mat*.
l i t a a II*
I I * la all-lnclu.lv. i INI I I T i ti l k T . m i
and Ilia
W . i d j d * U « I w . i a ppllralor
John.&gt;&gt;n |,layr&lt;| m a number nf I .ee P M.
lank
It *•
rom pla l*
w llb
» F ■KMINOI.r. BTATM
end worahlp wlih ua All and la rariectad hr all Ih
lynm e. last ) r « r
|n the bark ar*Come
OF FM i n IHA. I'M A MCI IY .
• l » c l f r a m . a le e . to t
ra*l and .(a n a l and hr no
walroiaa.
m voncM
• lt*~ tp It l ill -1].:• H i
Pa cf ll t#
ate.|
fram .
rollar
i ivi.inn, lUmrla.
Pinning and
NO ( I t l
\\ nlfei are nil Irltermen. whl'e niM FIM9T B M lH O P in C ll'R C B
v ;th
* wjfans
4 th u
'• '*
^
ptata wi
A Keaton. I ’owk p i. I n. n t
f o b y o i n •&lt; n A m o o N
Cor. Farm a » l A F l f t k BL
I nrlrtnn nl.o hnd noma eiperiVh
I — P a c l i l t , fo ur brush roll 1J ft
Dr.
Joa
A.
Tf
tl
lf
.
Faator
ei.ee la.I year
•plral pollahar
Im i.n K-aina. Ii*f*nd*nt.
• • M O BckooL 9i|| A. MNKCflCBBITV i A • L R i i m i
i•
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U m N O L N C'OINTV. FI.ORIDAe IN ('M ASCBftV.
■ ID H fir II. OOOT and IfAZoIL It
UOIIATe iolnad b f bar buabnnd
ftftd nait frland. nftld BtDNEY* II
UOIlATy lMnlftUffa.
• ^

E L Y . hla wlfg, of XTSa W'bltnay
tr.at.
Ifansden.
(hmnactlcul.
CI aA U D E C. B i n U S Y o f IT (lla#
data Htreat, Whitne y villa, cminectlcut; and C E I L A ll. A U . L N
aod — ALLJCW. k#r husband real.

Th# t%ef tear her one ran have
la ftaaaaally.— I*. None
Open For T h ir d Y ra r
i h * n li e
A n y o n . Can tinal vlc- Mo rnlag Worahlp, ) ! : • • A M
Nacaaalty will teach
«
man.
tnrv » r I h a l y r y i l x f ra t now will Her mon H.bjact. "F a it h Mlsander- h n w .v a r alow ha be |u be wise —
Kurfpldaa
cllncS the pennant.
(1 6 G ran d view A v e ., Hone
aloo d"
NarM sily
la alveaya lha flrat
I f (h r race i « lie, I a IhrvcAathoin. ‘ Mtlll. K i l l . W it h T&gt;
allmulua to Industry, and th .. ..
C ourt. 9 A.M . w e e k dnya.
Ifamr |’l * y . i f f l . *rhr&lt;lulr&lt;l
»h o
conduct
II
with
pr od en r Yiiung
FaupUa*
M
»
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in
g
e
T
|l
T h r ( * r , l . I,»*| no time * „ i n *
iV t to kinderifurlen
|
pera.rvarance, and
energy
w (Ti
M
. *
Ntraly f a l l —Bmllee
o i l in fro n t
|F#y look a 1-0
E nrollm en t lim ite d .
Necessity of action tak e, away
lea,I in thr f i r * ( Innin* Jimm y Even in g Worship l i t F M
t h . f. ft r « f t h . art
and m a k e ,
(Mown
Ic l
off
with
■ *i n * l r , Mermon ubjert, *1&gt;ur llt rll B g* *'
told
resolution
ih*
fa t n r il e
uf
m o t e l |&gt;, . c m , | * n^ ( h l t j on « Ib.lo, hy Mlaa Lucy Ward
Monday, l . t * I* M Truth Meeker# fortune — a ar lee
•a r n f u r . m l
»il,| |hn&gt;»
A f(*r
O
u
dl
ln
.a
.
nr
i
‘hi
l
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I.
n
i
l
»
ia
a
I'lasa will m a . l la the church
human necessity
mai. r .n n .d (tea
s l » , i * h t r i ha,|
nut. Hlan
an na i
Election of officer#
without
It.
h.
has
n..
Intelligent-,
M i i - i * l -rnt D m a i i home with ■ T u e. d a ). I 9k F If Daughtera of
h&lt;’ t*g. m»r happtnea. with
Wesley C'taaa wil l meat In lha health
• in*lr t » ,,*h l
out godllneas
church annaa
T h r I aril.
hotll
u(&gt; ( a o p c r ' l
Mar* ttahei FUldy
Wednaadar Mid W . « ) P r a y er gar
111* 1 * 1,, Mill , | „ „ ,un l a l l y » f
■Vant |. bitter
and ■ hateful
»l r a . 1:99 P
M f t o d y o f the
, In
ta , , » , - i r ,»ut m Ih r fifth
I7ih Chapter of tha Ooep«l Ac- g * »d . II.rauBB I I . « Ir t ar aa . r e mil
U
nd•
r•
I
nod.
curding
to
Nt
John#.
' H lo w n
&lt;l„uli|cl.
K in y
Wa lk —
many
thlnga
in, i—&gt;aaii. ir
|a,
I 1 hursday
0 ao F
M Cholre will T * l
»*• |,..r,l *i|,| M*,*)|*r
thought.
IPr—l * prarllca
. oul a hit
I,,* , | i * I * , , ,
for
H * V * b « .n b» „ . . . | i . 1n || |V , | M .
'*!’ » b r „ u * h l
M u * 1*1
« h „ - i h f l r i l f „ i |wo |*|.
(IIH ItT
Mla ai O N.
LON (J w o o o
1 I I*
lu rd .ii
Her e l-ea euepentfed fo r aumtnar
»
l l — nd ah - hr
&gt;1,,l „ I . I . ,
„,
Then M I jiuii
U•• Mn riil
1I
, u " »&gt; «»w - I ' l h In lake ■ I till
l-oauR KU ATIOM At. C IM 'R O f
rA o i*A . i n u t L s r : i i i i n i i i
" •-■■•I Stmlrr*
«u h a.
tad ilid
i l wiir.
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* - ■" Avanaa bbu
i u •«.
I t* Y J |. Jti.k#, Fselnl
L r r r i r „ ui| Hunday Krhool. 9:91 A. M
»«lk
hi »|
a ftri
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F r e s e k l a g I l M a U «rwl * es F
k o i a l B f Kara lea. I f : * ! A. M.
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Portrait of Sonieono
Worth Fiffhti ng Foi

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STUDIO

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runs in (ho
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I) Hi o v r I h , D. Dm Paalor
Hunday B.rvlcfta
Hunday Bchool, 9 41 A* If.
Morning Worahlp. U - f f A . IL
Jr Youag Taopla, t H F .A .

|ojt ..f Ihr hi.a HlauifUri atartwl
j ll.r ti in,l,li- Irauf tint o ff wiUi a KBI.1C1KM
BKM MtmflODIBT CMtHClf
*'nrlc over arc,ml Mualral *lao
J.
J w Auatln. pastor
Chore h Hrhool. |9 99 A. M.
I . in*|rd
Mini
Walker
('oooar
M.
Mr .
Carl llradburr,
' triplet
puparlntan
dent
Murnlng

worahlp.

KNOW LTONS

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danrln* plraaurr „n Sat­
urday Nig hi*

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SHORTS

101*0 N*rtk o f S A N F O R D
M D E L A N O H IG H W A Y

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CMOII EPISCOPAL

t-MUBCM
t »v
Prank K. Palley. R e e t . r
l l o l r i ummunjon. M e A. Ii
('h u n k School |;M A. M.
Mo rn la* Svrvlt*. 11 *0 A . £
Y- I1 * 1 . I I t p ll.

o rchestra

BAKED DAILY
at
ROBB’S
HOME BAKERY
101 W. l . t Ht.

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t u t ia u i

BALK

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B U K IN R 8 U

Hrowberry pfanU.
f
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I otrovberry
A
••tier, Calory Ave.

(OLD .........lr
..
fu m lih lnpn_ — .bodroom, dining
Ini room
—
Al eo dl.hee and
tttenitU.
Boo thorn *t
te n * . » imlleo out
I Btroet,

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»r«tered

Ihr

bill

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that

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uf complaint
npl
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fil
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befora ((W-tobsr
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aembly w i n ,
butlng bait

g r ad in g belt as
i*T* caaeaa dlstrl-

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w ho..
•*« known plsrs o f nddrsm* I#

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required
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y r cOO^Iftllll
1I&gt;9
causa
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I.V i h ;
I B 7 S T S I i K||.
versus
•ii a i i i*k
t r h i r K f r T K T T K Ii .
on Iflvn; . ,Kr( ‘ I t d« r or O rl ok s r A. D.
r. r i
"a th*
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nur pciplc'i health ind w ilt*,,
la th* I’cat guarontrs nf *^ (,n ,
in the |*iracnt struggle."
I
lit 11*1 C l*&gt;ng, apeskin* N
day aftermmn al the Court II,
In nirmlicra nf th* Fifth ( o n 1 ■inn*l lilatrict of Florid* T ” &gt;"
•end t'luha.
Itr. I^tng, a Townsend rrprr-m
tatlv*. rofcrrcl to an old egr
meeting
of
th#
j
r»n.lon
plan that hid beet,
There wilt be a
Warden, of
u« ^ , •" England for
Senior Air Raid Warden*
at the
m e.
Sanford »raa on Wednesday ev»n•|,om,' tlm*. He ■Lair’d tbal tir
of
our CHBHtry frrdmir
Ing al 8:00 o clock In the C il» *pprvvv*d
Hall. It wa. announced Inlay by i
»&gt;“ * •*!•&lt;•
Air Raid Warden Joel Field.
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I |»ro|ilr ar^ also fH .
Only one marriage been.* » * » ! , , ‘ri'J* * u . * farewell addir.*
Issued during tbs past week »t J,r , n
|f , * '* ,e7!
ft* '*
the-C ourt House, Judgs R. W ; t(«n»ferred to Colorado to r . . , ,
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Lester Clarence Phillips of Hick
cry Corners, Pa., and Nora Cut
tsry of Orlando.

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al 14-'• A.M. Sunday, amt all I.•.•
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GAINESVILLE, Sept.
■ll M- City teal on them by Clerk II.
M. Sayre, Mra. ileus holder add- (Special)— Frank S. Wright,
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today by ed.
Hefty ____
director
since 1917 at ik|
"Thee* dtp seels ar* already University of Flerkte. will leave
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for drijr
provlag rery popelor with beys tomorrow alght_to
_______report
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W 9 T .7 M sad parent*, Bad I believe that, Tuoodsy at Fort Mead*.
Wright
bolds a reserve rotarala­
,la the Sanford la U « flrat city In the ~
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S &amp; S L t I them out," Mra. den aa a flrat lieutenant, la the
lafrortry. £ ____________ ;

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Freezing Farm Labor
Suggested Ry Hershey Service Certificates
Are At Draft Office »nd.ha» pi«vrn lte*if most

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»llJtl&gt; thl a|• if f ’ p la rt - o f r n
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Thr Imrolt •it
• Man inrfil H •if o n r # a il &gt; I h r ) '• •
b t morrow • %r111nbf
n&gt;#n wa# brnught !.• n I .**«i|4-a
nuat l*r ii.'n
&lt; It • oil** i iif I i r m t im
•ft
Ot|'«niofta
•Irrtjiking I'ftrlor
Fn» fh«# I • 4 a
1
lha &lt; «k IU 1I
II
tm r r
Thr planr wa# #ft».| t*. » • *
iuir« *t to wit* (i &lt;t t r a if ll llK a« Oh .I
• If f i. r r u
W ill
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Dranr Kintal. l^ikrUf l «n.l ». t*
i hri# )• Fa##%1
•I I • f •• t ill III tilt
p la n *
fo i
t h r m m i lift ) a aai
-«
liMiking for olh* » nirtnl-e i 'rayilug that
m a il
tw
I** iiiBilr and for thl# rr«««*n
f ih^ errw arw1 th*- pUitr
iulijouh of StiiiM •*f I h r a u lijr t la ■tls folanrr and r«» «'prfB|io»i of
f'lrarwalar p«ilirr #«id ihr p «•
will hr 111• i m|i tin
I ' r r o tia p a M r nirmU-ra I# rrquoatrd. Mr lhy»
audilrn)y plungnl into J i fr* t • •'ir## Nab# l«r miagr naval
dt-rUfral. ad'lhlg that thrn w»
ftfter Bcvrral unsuerr—f ” I «lKDia# ami team*-* «m l |»#rha
to make • psnrskr lend •Uneinr J inior hoatraara will t &gt;m*n &gt; probloma ft finer tr*|
m rotin g o/ n e e ro t prinripals ! r r in c , * * potential h c . U g c . ,li • lItrmpts
,' m
«aaicnie| |n &lt;lutv lor a givrn num war work and thr wall being
#aM at 9-00 P . M. to
ciu*iters heard
*° pt*a |
I! plomstte
plomstle quartara
heard u&gt;,i*v
t/xlay. ,n&lt;r °on the water.
fo r aogro pupil* to
.
PRritri-J
adding to th* . _____ In Pierie
Soon after th* ernah, aprolal,.i ■ l&gt;rr of houra. •aii) .toura to k | thi (•rwipla of Hrminolf ('out
l that rrejtilrrel Boluttrin by i
com- i . . . i ’
pate la the scrap salvagea cam
•et hy thr girl*, nmI within that
Laval's V ichy governm ent. Unllrd reported ell appeared on the «ui
I r h a m l*r r g r o u p
palgniploma Ue aoureos were face. A strong win,I w*a l,|nwin,* 'Ime thay may not have (he build
Stales diploma
•ll.i»f
■nd the ware* were r*rrp ilon«lli •ng. and If «h4*y w.ah tn a lly af
without olffteial • f r t but It rsu
A ton pound bu
Irr their houra have n p ir rd , they
high.
Ctoahi Saturday afl
« i l l Inform the arn lor hoatMi,
Clearwater police a*i,l fmir
Lake..........
M aw
_mouth o f ......
r tha a t
•ml th*ry may not Irava until
mors ran were killed
Jahaa Ktvor by K- Clover John­
ftftor tho cnncluakin of tho inter
aon,
raaraa intitfvo of
R u d e r Is
•or . trarallng
t
tftlnrmnL T h li m iv icern r itU r
Southern
Trucklni:
tha
(Great
but- ..
It i» the s a m e re
. •trlngrnt
......» - - » —
I
n slru ctor
Com pa
T »n,nrn»w night will Iw th.
A A ra
e.
uulallon o p e r a t i n g In o t h e r club*
Dftnlftd
tail
opportunity
for
eomr
timr
aucJ ii *i if tt \S 1 1Ita
8lcm p«r,
8
R ilph
I
W A 8 IIJ N 0 T 0 N
Mi, fle p t t t , Ml
f i r visitor* to he able In visit
_________
tkkaful
Sir
htr mr&gt;rr ami
•••fi ••( Mr# ( l#r
— Freelin g e f aaaaRtlal wor
w orkm
thr
Sanford
W *r"' Production
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Hrminola
Jtrm
ii
Mra. E. F. Houshnlder. ch.lr 1 . “ Manv o f three ytrang I . dir.
(• • I|*
ta farm * b y givin g _____
them th*
Workrri School at French Avrnur I *V•11w-eI S l# 1 « « \rtf»k
Ills'll S* h.md, wh*» r r c r n t l y Cuih
-Irwariy enrolled
for
thla
Sul inlat
'#!•*■ fniiM
in
VI*’ ••Mi#
cboioa between _'agricultural
^
- pr&gt;- man of th# Send O ff and F.dl and
SI
ith
Street,
Director
Aiea
It
|Irl* .1 Si# p#M4m| 4»f intlnc'rinatlon
enrollments
(roll!
lilt......... IW.I ..flit- fhn
duct Ion
" r *,rY k ' * r
tary aorvico, was Up Committee, stated today that p* ' r,°bring
with a
taken dally by Mrs. Johnson stated todey. The echool h r w ill (•#•♦ ••»••• ro» l»i*f I »'• •••» •*•
rot II ihftid I'nihriBlty
•uggastod by Soloetiv* Service K rents, relatives and frirmi* wh„ are
will
Iw
open
from
7
:30
to
it
lo
••f .%«g ml i#t ret
nffkrr#.
Hunt st the Service Men's Club.
: Ib
f 4
C»‘ »dl»«g !•• •» (i'li IMRIU hi* protrtil#
Chief Hershey aa
ve regltterad for certificate*. * B th
•• a
a moans
gmens o f s'Ihr
hl^hrat
gr#4lr
of ft
timr t i* dub is in full P.M for vlaltore.
Mr aii&gt;t M l. W V h .d .i M
Mala cricket bait la B * being lariating lha (arm labor short- g ift honoring men In th# rorvtr. ! ^ , ( 0^ |,
A iiatrol boat being built for ralvt-tl
. , ltlll
•
f
turn
Itrorn
fur
thrir
fin# lif t rung
Usood by th e .C ity Of Sanford.)— t" ; ‘n,U
"? r a | the ll. 8 . Coast Gotrd
■ nl-I■r" '|#
"|rut
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" "Ki»*b» rn lrrn l Ihr \ »ur • !•«* tal roI'liilv in m at h r m al lr a
Ufxlrr
8.TnfonT,RtaU A S U S ' Market
may eeeuro them, beginnlog &lt;n-: kundrod "
Kn tig n Htrm(»*&gt;r la al p r e t i n t
rrction of Instructor Gworg* C#In- as an aviation isilrt la*1 Ih
m orrow . from H. B. Carter s t '
••fi a e)irt ial a i i i f n m t n i In W u k graft will b# of unuaual lnt«rr#t. an*l r«-crivrel iirimati roit«l
draft headquarters at 112 Fast
1ft!
inglron
h
(* ami Mra
Stamper
Mr. Johnaon *sld, adding that the &lt;n,| Santo An* f . l i f
II.
Second Btroet.
uh.» *iaa bftrn v is it in g her pahull of th* boat Is already com training al Ma’ .'wrll i irM,
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Certifksleo already given nut
r in l* M r an&lt;1 Mra. ( i e o r y t Walla,
pi* ted.
N
not know wl rrr lir *nl Iw
Rro e.
will jo i n him thara presently.
Tha radio ctofti work will l*r llonrtl
seal
tt,
Kxeoptn to vU ltori at (ho u n i hour«
ruuooi ky IM
«f 10 to lb* City Hall for placing of
■ l tho Ronford Armory* with In-

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w• I g h t )
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Jo*. |.h
thr ( I f f l t r of (»t
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Rnsi^nStcmpcrMakes
lliirh Grades In Mnth

Mole Cricket Balt
Given To Growers

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Kitssians Blunt Drive
Northwest Of City,
Still Standing On
:i.jlh I)« v Of Siege

300 Americans Siezed
In Occupied Franco --

m
J . W . Bolt, railway
.
v ig M
at Loka Monro* f o r 44
years, has announced hla nU ra-

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iiiiu nnm ri ita i l i » fl o * n l lodft*.
I h» l u i i i H f r l o l . ' l r d 207.111
I Ins in rl oi fr I s Ha i(l e*M p .

U » i nu*i i
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limit
It • R« nll«
t.

•l.k

yo/ng King wag employed by th*
and A Deartiacnt store
and
tlope*
to bo attar had to the quarirrmastev
divisionafter
com­
pleting basic work.
•
Young Knapp was an employs*
o f th* Toochton Opug Company
Following th* morning meeting
ana to
aroOplan*
ta *enter “Commando of prioelpob of County school*
training te tha Marta* Corpe.
BERN, Rwitaortand, Bcpt j at th* office of 8upt- T. W. Law­
ton, te order to discus* formation; (A l—Th* (itrm ani hav* seitnl
o f a Junior Army
le d acraf
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A rm y to col
collect
scrap . about
SOO Am ericans te occupied

Railway Express Man,
J. W. Bell; R e

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fltrrot.

hit- c |a i ,

John Edward King, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. King and CUronce
n..c«—
r . . . .mb
. . o f M ri. Peggy
Bufordt Knap,
Knapp, eaUstad In th* Unliad
8 &gt;ale* Marin**, Sept. 90 and l l .
respectively and are now a t Parrit Island, 8 . 0. taking "boot”
'training ta a release from tha OrUndo recruiting statloa/ • .
Roth youth attended Sanford

p ? ^ S s s / iu .
IH E L a

tha A maricftn po licy o f

reboot* and were active te spor's
at Femlhcl* High School.
Befora enlisting te tho Marine*,

Phone 37

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tlo rn ey gen
Hun 'I now
m(W Htate
8 U „ attorney
, t|„ rnry and pfT,
wln(r p
pretkllngj
ffic e r for Ihe Slate and the (&gt;
PA.
;o
officer
OPA.

Two Youths Begin
•M a r i n e Training
At Parris Island

B U Y W A R BONDS!

alow down your car * |N.'rfnrmnnco—coat you precious
fuel and money.

|tl«ns
nrm

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prohibit*

longer to the gallon I

11:00 A.M.— “ Faith Mlaundecatood"

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Townsend Leader Is
Speaker At Meeting

completely— inquiro today— W e conserve your car for

JOE A . T O L L S , Paator

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pen-inn or d e r by A
H I’ rleraon,
w r c l n r y o f Ihc C o u n t y Ra ti on in g

F .D .R .A g r e e s T o Service M en ’s Club Hostesses
A ction On
W ill Attend Training Schools! *-

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Lot ua inipect your Urea

Victory and you I

Yow are k*r*bp r*eulr*4 la ap­
pear ta th* hill of complaint Iliad,
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P®« I" lha cauaa uf luly!
L * " ! * Ma r j o r im w i -

,Krrnch
H&lt;). , u, .

A l P f K M u h i f l , ionit t f whom ifgfton la Hvttl, H r. l*9t»raon m M. prices in tha anti inflall t»»i I•i|I • tuns
Folk
w e n forced down In Turkry on
Mr. Peterson also called *U*n- ,,ut *•&gt;* admlnlelrallon lead,,- u .....lo t • »! U. '.,ntlon lo the fact that hacaua* of Jwtrd IL
«ith 4m .haore- A t that tlm* U. 8 . offI th* groat 'scarcity »nd critical
Senator flrown l» - M ic h l -*i.l •rrm" ' *"*' 1"i'*
rial* said the enemy would learn Importance of ga-olina In Ih-hr erwl ulhri admlniatralim, I* *,l
rhr f, itiltaa-r *•
a where their pilot* were In action Florida are*, violation* of th* • « had turned doprn th* s. ,,.,t .......................
•
** only by shooting them dpwn
Emergency
(iasollne
Ralkining egrlcullurel aub rom mittr*'- |»
' "n-iiini-,1 '&lt;• tonBut It I* no secret that In Ihr Regulation*, rosultad In diversion! P °*«l %hleh he claimed wouhl in
last fortnight there have Iwen of gasoline from military and ro-itm duc* “ coat of produclmn" f*r
1
mart air raid* In th* Balkan* eential civilian uars Into non-1 tori into filin g farm p ric e
'
that hav* been accounted for In rsoentlal uroe. in a manner c o n - ! ---------------------------- ” f. " " " " ‘ r'.1 '.
official Rurolan c r British an
t r a r v t o the public Interest i p l T
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m . rn .l
# noanceraent*.
*
d e t r im e n t a l to n a ti o n a l defense.
T m u n o n n J
I ------ I —
»- -

per gallon on gu o iln el

food for the real o f the week.

»rroa. N .w

con sid erab le

the I'n lled 8 t * t e . - C r o * t l * .

with

T,L". ! T Arn OV PlAJdll I&gt;A TO.
M A R J O R I E WILBT. w h o . * l a .t
Y a r J r*

•*
,

t h e m-hard-«nd-t*ll-th*m-nolhing.
The present suapenslon ordci . I n*9i than hit Oct. 1 dradlinr , d in in g o
repressed after raid* early in was hwaed On theft® finding* by
Meanwhile, farm state ftenator* «*4o .•* ...
June upon Rumanian oil field* tha O P A . o f which Prica Adrolnl» t o ff* H * n
te»l compnimlpp
lt«n k in r

ing power . . . able to

tme elac, and to you It will mean itpirltual

OR P t - B L I I A T l O a

the
n l*o

~ rri"
, r n n l , n s . lunUy

__
Area Fertilizer
A d mi n iatraUtm Re-1 (’onsumption Is
ject« ( o ni promise
Listed Bv Slate
Offered By Senate

loot lon ger. . . Adds miliM

( tit m i i

LEGAL NOTICES

Ben-

Smuirglcr

Officials To Fnforce
| Nationwide I, a w ,
• ’ Starting Tltiirsdm

The*# parachutist* o f thr U N A rm y In
rat ' 1
11
L-*____ it
I_■ —■
d a m a g e , log ga u d in r between the ,!»!e » o f during a training nr-rvlM- al Fort llia g g . N I

_

PROPER INFLATION ADDS
YOUTH TO YOUR GASOLINE!

SUNDAY.

Meweo*

Man Must Close Spar,
S e r v i c e Station,;
P e t e r s o n States

to d .y.i
in

Member A.sHOfinlcd I’ rrKH

N ew Speed Limit
|0f 35 Miles H o'jr
iTo Be Effective

I
T flC C
D ill
.
Allied authoriUee her. . r .
„ „ Au(t_ j &amp; .
hewrtelltng wh.ro tb» big bimtier. *r,_|
w„ k,|,i „ lhr rouM ||„u„
tftkinjf off. bat Ihtlr rmn^ would, ov er &gt; hirh Attorney
&gt;ry (iiM»# preallow them to hit lhr Balkan*1allied. • t which time evidence
from Ibftsoa In either thr Middle1w a s
s u b nt i t l r d
by
(*rcll
^ Kait or Ruttift.
l.lrhlltcr, chief g*ivemmrnt enUkrwlsr
tli«y
ft
re
not
r*v»ftling
.
.i* * * *x _
. furceinent officer
for
Florid*,
thn nalionftlity of lha flith l errw, ,h#| on lh f &lt;u&gt;. |lf Junc 4 |B ^
S« IIIUH*I#
&lt;
but it probably i* not wrong lo| u of l}ll, yr„
Mr „ , rt, r ^ u
W A S IIIN C T llN , Sr|ii
V
III &lt; *•!»* UMIpIlnl
a*.ume that American file r. *ro, g. , 0 ||n. to driver, o f passenger
I'rcaidrnt Ri*«iarvclt rr|Hirtr«l|\
r «r « dim nr *
twmbinf tha capital* t f the A m i w l w i t h o u t rcoulrinf the]
l-alay to delay riecutive w ith a tidal
ft ***r * "1** •■mg with Ruulan • '“ 'i aihlblllon of *ny gasoline ration 1action lo *1* 1,1111* wage* *ru|l to •tatialira fn
w Rritish airmen.
1, ing c « r d or ca nc ell ati on o f ■ n y i n ' ^ * * * unl'* { « » » g r r a i ran ills|&gt;i.., , inlB#l„ nrl
df
McroUvenet*
,This
.
.
.
*.i* In . ' • " • unit o f a n y n i o l i n # ra ti on in g ca u l
ponding ani l inflatw.n Ir#: ,),,.
•a l * k nu |I

T E L E P H O N E 46,r.

G IVE S it more »t*y-

AND
EVERY

prow l

JR, 1942.

IFresh German Shock
Troops Rushed Into
Of Stalingrad

Gas Regul at i on!
Violator Receives1
M-Day Suspension!

carrying
tb* war into the’ .liv e r, o r In any m anner dlractly battle In glanl planr* that *l&gt;, carry field gun*.
- Balkan* from tccrat bate*.
or |„dlr^ t|yi t r t n .fe r gatolln * l o l --------------------------------------------ft
,n lh« U * 1 ,wo„
t " * ’ him during lh *l period.
range Am erican B-24 bomtH-r*.,
, l w l t l n f lhr , u ip. n i|on o r .
each p u k in g bomb load* ra n g in g|d„
S ocroU ry
fe te n o n
.fated
up to four tom carricvl the w » ' l that ha acted under Initruetlon* f x
I
*
•
ex

nf

. SUNDAY....

U. S. Army Parachutists Train At Fort PraKK

»r e

(Urero

' THIS­

M O ND AY. SKPTEM H ER

without the loss o f a plane.
24 ; n,*'
.24’ 1942
11 l* J ,onct ,hr -imuUlr-,1 rnemy amhl hurtlin g .
further tla tr * that nu p r r t o n , ____ ___
T.
..
*•
United States bombers also firm
or corporation ahull tall, da- p ,r * U,H,prr*
Th '') * ,r l " » ' ' « ' H y gmun.l f..,,r

LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.

at H*nf*c4- PI*.
U K d . y of o J u k . f *

F L O R ID A .

_ west o f Yunnan Province, In-, ...............
fri&gt;m
rtlhrr . buy(ng
cr M|,.|,
.................
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H r I n * In c o a t h a n g e r s f o r g a r m e n U — w e cAn’ l g e t a n y m o r e !

- - “M as

the

li U u i t e d J a p a n e s e b a s e s s o u t h .
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pv
,
.

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on

ra id ed sh ip p in g

Kosi
h o r tw r to e n liven
E g y p t i a n lu ll a n d t h e y

JOHN I)
plaintiff, .ml
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SANFORD,

( 'bar gr«|
rHh vloU iton * &lt; f th «
rinrrirrncy
gmntin*
rrgulallonft,
( ■ y Aaooeltled P r a m
U n i t e d R t m t c a b o m l f o r a c o n . ; w . H. Ilra irr. npcmtnr o f the

W * rr- “ . *ro d-fan-

Your p'resenco there will mean much to *omc-

■^W A YT .B A k B T n id lM X ,
114 ■
East
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“
.
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Capl. Oeera* Wood* In * barge

BARPORB c m v
l e " - Avtaaa
* - — “ Y1
M«*fy
at
HALE OR nCMALEl Two Udloo Roe.
•. &amp; tt Itsrrl^
■nv ago or mon over 10. Moot

bo Mot and Induatriou*. Take
ordero for Wolkina Product*
Ronford and eleewhero. J. R.
Roney. 990 Maple, Daytona, fi*.

T h e CM a ea a l a f l k t U ton• I d e r i b l a roaaa ltl ca apon t h *
J a pt ne a * . a tr ik la g want, oouthw e * t and a e a U ia ai t fr om Kink w * . |a C k a k la a g province, lha
C k a n g U a g c o m w i o d announet d t od a y .
T h * J i p a « r r * reInfarrad a f t e r octbaek*.

to

Uf n il,.

•U. S. Bombers Raid
Bengasi Shipping;
"Continue On Prowl
Inflict Considerable
Damage To Japanese
Bases Without L o k s
Of Single Airplane

BUY WAR BONDS

9

NEW SPAPER

l L. i

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(By A***ela«e« Prat*)

in car# « ( oill#

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friend lo (he
l*M rth
wk ei#
"y o u' ra
never
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NOW OR 100%
TAKEN IYTHE
AXIS LATER I

W U IT .

Y 0 L U M E X X X IV .

ASK A B O U T O U R ECONOM ICAL
L A U N D R Y SERVICE

Foelur

T. IL Mt4dl*lnn, Bupt.
“ opdng Worehip. 11:0a A. IL
U-T.U, Bill P?M- Mrs. r. IL
r*ylor. In rhari*.
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said
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a
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Hnllrltnr f o r
Plaintiff
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y

Here in fall not nr Judgment w|||
b . entered against &gt;mi by &lt;].fault
T h * naiuro o f (hla aull la for
lb .
fn r»elu0ura nf
eo riali.
(a g
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d e . c r l b . i l real pruporty situate |«*

•n o u lra
from i i ,. .w o r n
• f co mp lai n,
(lied
i„
that

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ZED II UODAY. Joined by htr
huaband and
n a il
frlaad*
aald
KIDNEY II O O IIAY. and you ar. A
h.rab&gt; required («p fllo with Ih. W
('lark nf said C*our( &gt;uur w r lll.a
• ppaarsnr* (|&gt;«raonally nr by alInrnay) In aald aull on (ho first
Monday IQ Oclubor, A. D. I l t l
l».lftB Iba Slh day of .aid month,
and thereafter I I I . with aald Clark
rou f written defenae. If any, ( 0
th . Hill or ('nm plalnt In aakl a.It 0
In th . tlm . p r e K r I M by law.

• • F H l .I t 4 T K J 1 ,

»•-•n«i&gt;r• Turner Counly. Hints of rerlain
w * lln e w * U.T;
&gt;.»&gt;*rgla
ro^ nN ^ . i 3v
hersbv
•he hi L)

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NOTirtED f t

WE DELIVER

for handlln* frull

1— metal pa ck er stand#
9— W‘ &lt;&gt;«len p a r a r r a stands
. H! ,M ,4 r ftftaorlment o f packlag houaa r ub be r stamps
A l l of f i r . .q ulpm aal, elsetrie.|
and
Ira namlaelon .quipin.nt. electric m ot or , and mlar.llanewiua
c o r k .. y o r .
now
la.
stalled In tha
rltrsa
pa rking
plant al L i n c « n o &lt; l
)

• *•1 « rule day at (hla court, or
.
d.rt,.
r a „ i M M w ill b* * nI . . . . I . a al n.1
Tb l. .a ll I, ,
■ III -.1 c n i p l a l n l In dlvorra
ll i&gt; l u r l h . r nidvrvd that Ihl*
— ,l. . b. ..ul,II.had l „ T h .
. , " " - I ’l
a n v w n p * p .r pob■•I...1
H. n fnrtt n.mln..|. To an
&gt; r lurid*
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,
w**k
for
T h. -am* bain* .old
'■
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ry said d e e r . . .
I
and t n d . r. d * i Hanford
M M WATBON
, n o ild .
Ihl»"■ ua* ..f Heptember A D l t d
. iJlW, Hpaclal Master
i
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i
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D or io j c
" .1* If K It N D O N
A l l a r n * r for I ’ l t l n l l f f
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S u ita c le a n e d — C an h

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F * * l l l t o 17’ chain d r * * porh-d
bo. conveyor
with d l f f . r . a i l * ,
If Pa co nv en or Llulch.

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ia houaa.

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lbn| a aull baa ba.n b r o u f k l aBalaal you In t h . Circuit Court in
aikd for Bamlnola I'nunljr
Florida
bp Ml DN1; t II
(JOI1AY and ||a .

MEN’S SUITS

, 7h.,‘* ' ," a * .., r . bl" ' « ,h.
*

TOC AtlE

U a s wtak' to be free! If » • ( U
(a
proBarra Ibv M a U IM m laaaUabbM pri.lk ( * a 1m « k k k wb k i n k o n as h b | itm-

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II. II. Martin, Pastor
■“ "J -r •riro.i. l*7to a . m .
your rar nt Krnt's ^Moralag PcwMblai MrvUa, t l i » «
Special
rat*
dead
g/roija^. Oervlea, |-jp P. IL.
Wedaudsy B.rlree. I l l ]

JAVAS for

';■ '**«

■i.i aim 1 mint !.

B O. Moor*. I'**tor
N-nder Bchool I*:** A. M.
Piro.'tjhg. II.-w A. M.
I*. M. A. T ill r . M.’
Tb* m il* chnr*« In th* WlIS- Y.
P r o . e h i n a . ! : • ♦ P. M.______________

8ERV1CB

B H AR T CKLEHY HIICK STORAGE
Oarage.
ND8 .—Roddy
to
plow.
storage.
'•U r for Irrigation. No dralnU l , (UArnnleod title. Bale
) per acre— Rental 94.00 M IS C E L L A N K tll's
TS a m * cultivated In 11142.
nro,
wind* torn.
iv erUry Brower at Laka INSURANCE,
automobile burglary, compel**t M. J. Mood, Jr. Rhone
lion.
A
l
a
saving,
i Orlando.
0. M. Boyd
A Co.

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I-aural A v * , a l N la lh I L
O w r i t K Xlamar, P * * i . r
S a a S * . School. I l M A. M

~W al r.n i* Chenef*
n . v R 11. U ta i i lt , Pa g ta r
■ a n d * ! School. I M * A. mV
P r . a e h ln g Servlc*. I l e a A . M.
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,pl** ■•rvle*. S i M f . M.
I r u i t l l i l l ! Hirvlc*. I l l f . w

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V- r- k. 1:00 p. M
•(reel Mealing, tnrl P. M.

Classified Advertisements

OITCKM, MAFTIftT

tub

MW *|Wj V hF PrMr#r
Wad.
T h 9 r # I, a haarty w a l e d n a A .
a tl t l H g y . « i n ihs a.rvleaa.

Every Wednesday
Night

Huiotsy Hr hero.| |A 61 A Al
FPBJftP^ Msstf sg, W i d n e . d a j ,

V.’T !'? ’ ° 1' eiBI.ICJATtOB

1"# are
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t i l l N( II
ON a r. Hul.y, f'setr.r

Rendsy Bekiro&gt;I. I Is F. M
Frsftrklftg Her« Ire I 19 F

(N lB tT I o r TUB I I A l i U I *

DANCE

(lev

Usorg*

1 ♦9 AM

I* K Nelson • Paator
Kunday Bchool. )9.99 A. 1C
I'ra ach in. Msrvlea, 1199 A . M
• 99 F M .v a r y Bind ay.

Hundftr Krhool. |l * « a U
P t.9 .r .
He4nss0ft&gt;s

| IN

nnftcu&gt;«n

“ Now U ut cooler weather I* on the way,
your hu.band will b* wanting to wrar hi*
heavier aulta. HU *ult* will wear longer
If you have them DRY CLEANED .
The
fabric will t&gt;« fre.hrnrrl up and our p rr n r r i
will m e t th* tailored amarine**
Wouldn't
you like to aurpriaa him by putting bi.
winter aulta In perfect condition’ "

NURSERY

MalCay, g-jyarlataad-

daaca

15, 19^2.

Homlnol. Cnuty, Florida, to -w ll:
— VB—
D&gt;| * llluck l i ’ Lot |. UlocF.
FA N N IE
W.
M fK in D Y
and
« . and lont S. Illiw k « or May.
rilA K L E B
II.
M eKIKD Y. bar
fair according to plat tharo*
husband, al al. Dafandanla
duly r.m rded In tko I'ubIL
B O T im TO A P TC A It
Itecurde nf Homlnol. Count*,
NTATK OF F I jO IIIDA to;
Florida. In Flat Hook 2. p ag.
FA N N IE
W.
ftfcK IIID Y
and
19 thereof
CHAH1.KA
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W ITN KIW my hand and a.al ..(
hue band, o f 119 Ckaatnal Htreat. |th. dald Court al Hanford. Florid.
" #w. JL,r' U , *r i^aaacllcu t
ED. . tht. Jnl day of Hcpterubar, a I i
W AND D K LY and
NINA
I. 19(2.
.

STONE
PRE-SCHOOL

D a f . O. E

SEPTEM BER

W jfc a g ,

mm?

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■ ; I ;- -* 1

•truetor W. D. Hoffman as guide,
Mr. Joknaen wM.
Bagtlore, tha tltla tometlmes
given b musical composition light
and quaint In character, cornu
from the Italian word meaning

“flu b of. Ufht.1

vMvtTiiKH

FLO R ID A — Somewhat
cooler!
tonight, with showers over thr
south, light rain In northeast p or­
tion.
G E O R G IA—Alight!-- Cnolar in
south, continued cold north p or­
tion tonight, possibly light frost
in the resuntatCl-

Government Debt Is
Double That Of 1940

W ASHINGTON, Bept tt. 09}
— Th# government debt reached
tkO 000,000,000 today more than
double the |?40 debt, which Is
now increasing by 14,000,000,000
{ » : manth.

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FAQ! FOUR.

THE BAKTORD HtRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

Dodgers Still Have
Feeble Hopes. For
'1

Winning Pennant
n n fA o f

A hurling duel between pltchI ers Kmlaw of the Town Tav«am
f! j n n t R
O -K T r* m * nd For^utcn of tha hith
U l U I U S
J ° | #rt*i undefeated Independents. andI 11 n 1 n K B ; | H abruptly in the fifth Innln,

DaWn* and starving for hllj,
t» It
i n gfin
i i it i n
II k I * n
riplodrd • O-run blast agaln»t N
II I I I I I f t al n II •« 1*1
V
lh« Pittsburgh Pirates In th- Cl a
71 TI I I I Phil*
I* 1*1 I I I
fifth Inning Tuvoday and fol
ANKaiCAW LK A U IR
larrd three mora In tha alith &lt;o
W L Pet
W I. IVI
triumph, 9 to I, and retain thtlr
m
r
is i It €71 K n i
71 ?* ,|l*i
jirrcioua 2 1-2 game trad orer
ci
II «S .111
tha frantic Brooklyn Dodger* In fit U
IS I I I I I H t»h
II I I l i t
71 71
fhll
it t t . n :
tha d iira for tha National league
championship.
If KITF.NIIA I *' i fir s t i .t i
Stanley llualal the Cardinal*'
RATIO RAl. I KKJI t:
left-fisUJar. ■lUHgucii
smashed ■
a mnnc
home iuh
run
ftronkljr n I, N * » T*»rl* • i n
with the beeea loaded U&gt; cllmei
Innlnga).
iln r ln n a ii. {1-4 f‘ h I###** 11 L
the drem it it fifth in wnkh three
HI !*mila, »
1*1( f *l*ur * ti I
IMreUe error* figured
It
we*
H&gt;nly am#* ■ r h M iilo l
Mullet’* 10th homer of the yr*r
i r .u ii n
A H K n iT A €
and II * *l th* crowd
nf t&amp;IO |
N * a Y ork , 3 , W s ih liiiin n
i
D etroit *; *rtl le Agfa 7
layel Cardinal fan* In a freniy j
O nly gam ** •c b#dl» Ir
Th* chtrUhrd elctory w»* the
Cardlnali' 39th In 47 game* and
leave* them with only four morn
game* to go, anile the beiutlful
Tha entire toast of Turkey
bum*, In flr it pier* with * 10- to a depth of 7b miles i, furrat
game lead on Aug. 10, hare five or bu*h land.
on their remaining aehedule. The
triumph wet the 102nd of the
•raaon for the Red Bird*, the
molt victor lea for
a
National
league club alnce 1912, whrn the
New York Glanta won |03

a | * ■*
”
*i of the game at City Diamond
ITI l l l l
H O m e r B Hall Park. Monday evening when
--- —-----* a fusilade iif long range hit# by
By G A Y L K TAI.IMIT
I the Taverner* coupled with a
iM Oflitid Preaa RpoHs W riter' pass In Cordell, brought in ala
BROOKLYN* Bept- 2.1, Dfh
run* for the Tavern team.
A
Dolf Camllll. first letter up for run in the sixth on a ■ingle try
Brooklyn In the
12th
inning, Cordell and a double by Moses
ballad hi* 2Mh home run of the gave the Taverner* an extra lead
over the scoreboard t« g i 'f j of seven run*
Theil just to adjj intuit to in­
S ' . Dodger* a U H victory over
m Glanta Tuesday and krep their jury. Iif l fielder Hick* of the
pennant hope*
still
fluttering Taverner* hit one of Ferguson'a
1ft# time
of
Ihdf’* choicest submarine offerings way
U p to
I
fttb lr.
out over renter fielder Herbal**
m
lfh tr smash o f f Hof. C a n irn head for » nr of the longest home
ralfl
t * r , I n * rrow il o f 2i'».Mb.; bail * i t
run* ever made In the park.
about a* wild and wmdy
The
I ndrprndrnt*
got
their
an Olhlbition a* ever took iilarr lone run In the seventh and final
on any field, with Hi pitcher*. inning when Steele drew a pas*
f| ri for each aide, doing their
from Klnlnw and t)y»on came
Inapt best to snut off the blow through with a double scoring
of baa# hit*
hit
llyson'* * Ingle in the third
A fter the game, the in ha hi
iatit* of the press bo* were fur* inning won the only other hit
thtr entertained
bjr ■ terrifir made off K inlaw
In that fatal aforementioned
Itnr between Hill hlrm. umpire j
Ln-chlrf of the National league, fifth inning Cc.rdel! walked. Herb
and President I^irry Marl'had of Moses doubled, Higgins filed nut
Pitcher
Forgiiion.
Altman
the Dodgera. Al*»ui the so f'test to
N EW YORK. Sspt. 21. &lt;AVthing tha old arbitrator called then hit a long triple to left
scoring
le*th
runner*.
Hick*
dou­ Aftcr taking Into ronsklrration ‘
Maerhail at the lop &lt;*f hi* fain*
that
Hill Conn*
bled. scoring
Altman. Godwin! the poaaibllity
Oita ton ill* * a i a •■counterfeit
l*iui*
Their debate went back •everal made a single. (hjham singled might dsthron# Jo#
game* to a strike called on * i through Ferguson scoring Hick* heavyweight champion ami ar
rangli
for
a
return
bout
In the
ting
f
mllli by Umpire A I liar lock fast u rul tjislwifi nod later himself
aolditr
*ock#r*
•cored oft a ’fillpie of wild throws case —th# two
waak.
fligned officially
Tuesday
for
Tha Giant* twice apiwi rni to idetalls mercifully omitted'
In
Yank##
This virim y put th# Town Tav th#ir Oct. 12 bout
have yesterday'* tussle sewed
stadium.
Up, once when th#&gt; led 1 II In ern tenm in the Diamond Hull
The
return
match
arrange,
tha fourth, ami again whi n 1h#&gt; 1.eng Ur lend with four wins and
want into the la»t of th ninth no losses, against three wins nnd inriits, however, provided * long
argument
before
all
details
were
Ibd one loss !,o« li&gt; 1le second place
with an H 7
advantage
ironed out. It finally was settled
m me Independent team
oaah time the
. mdgrrs
with (!onn agresing to makr the
If
back punching and slaved off ‘ Independent
first defenss o f his till# If he
tha defeat that would have rut j Prrvntt •
wins—against ixhjis, and that
I)
their mathematical chance of1 j Steele lit
rnrh
would get 30 percent of
overtaking the I ordinal* to i * " ' J)&gt;**m *f
%
th# ga it, provided they're both
f«mhS.
| Korgu,
I'
out of the Army by that time
0
• Ah It » l l , II will *till Ink*- nny Uigur 1h
After that they signed Then
thrtc 8t. I ahiIs vtrtorin*, Ihrm I. Mr\Vh..rt.r
n
Gen John J. Phelan, tTi# commieBrooklyn defrsl* or « rmultirt# llrrh#l if
o
■ion chairman,
announced th#
lion of bnih t*» tgive the Cmrd■ Dm ..t u.
fstic fathers' were waiving their
th# flag
Wilkin* If
ruJrs
concernIng
posting
of for­
With th# Gianti* a urn ahead l,*MJ&gt; 21,
feits and payment of fighter#
as Brooklyn went In *a I in the Kvnn th
for the bout
ninth, th# #c«rrhwish) nttemlard
Phelan
also
explained
lhat
took pity on l h*- f in* i nnd '(id
I*
New York law Insist* principals
not tack uj» i hr f*. I Thai the
in all main bouts must to» pan! a
Chfiti had ■cnrr.1 • i t r in* it; 1to
percentage of the gale
rather
Attic with
fifth frame oi m ell
r 1. ii
than a guarantee
"Hut."
he
Pittsburgh
a.Meed, “ sine# this Is a special
Then, pinch hut cf 1e »
Rlgt *
occasion we
ar#
Agreeing
to
fi |tr
lavtd th* garnr f oi H
\ tf tin* rforego that rule ao both the**
th# ninth,
d#ti v«el mg A ■IcMlI
k. I'
men can fight for guar.*f ties "

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WXPNKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 194*.

T a v e r n Trounces Cardinal* Crush Bucs League Standings Enos Slaughter Has Woman,Found Guilty
High Batting Score
Of Petite Larceny
Independent Team To Hold Pennant Lead
8T. LOUlri. fl»pt.
23,
(O WATinwat. LC.4QI (t
Wide World Features
OrerfondnMa for the ipicy Ung
W 1#Prt
In Fifth binning The a n u it u Hi. Loul* ('anllnal*. flt I. isWi ti1« lPrt
Kuo# Slaughter wa* pot only of mnatard pieUea resulted In a
i t rhi go i i i« i«?

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U urw rU r as Ika mat tar M i fc*
hwarg. pr**«at to th* tfoa I t H
Pmlth, ea of tk* fudge* of th*
Circuit Court of th* Ninth 4udlc*l Circuit of th* S tilt of FlofWt
In *nd for It* ml hoi« County, Floritdo. at hi* of fie# In th# Court
•'•teu** of Jlrovard County. Florid*,
at TILuavll#. Flnrlda, nr wSiftw*v*r *al4 Judg* may L-* at m W
(Ini* their petition t*» l*g*lli* ii«'
adoption by th*m of th# unn#!?i*-d
m#l* minor child of Mary (**r
%lr». by th* nim* of Allan K*if*'
UrtiMiialvIn #* (h*1r rhlW and

o f K c T i t t M r , l l l l i ; ot h t rw !* #
p la in ti ff may pr oc **4 « i po rt*
II I* fur thtr ordarad that this
order b# publlih*d one#
**k

for four • #n**cutlv* w*«k* it, th*
Hanford Herald
Wltnaa* tnr band and tha
fir isi ##*| of •aid
\
•tIt d.*r ■•r N*pirmbrr. I I I 1
o »* l CUM k i .n
* Irrli nf the i ir.*mi
f*#ntln»‘le I'naiii) y*i
111 n I. IN ItIHi-K D
fllffll-Ul Hvmlf

one of the Cardinals1 leading fine of f i t and coata or 4b daya
latter* but «l* o a National Lea­ In jail, odmtnLatercel In City Court
gue Ira der through the 1&amp;42 *ea- rnday evening by Judg* Y. Im ilar to Marrcna Gilbert, negHr enlisted a* a private in reaa. found giulty o f petit* lar­
C»r Armr A ir Forces In August ceny In connection with. Heating
hair st law
J wa, .worn In a* a reeerel*! groceries In a downtown store
UTAFFllRf* HlklCXM rift/iV
to await a call to active duty—
Other rata* ware: Doshte Wlgo
RNHT1N
Before buying ANY
pel hap, io«n after tha beMoell Jonaa, negreaa, disorderly conduct
IIIT T II
(JIIHVKN I
M «ion end*.
HTE1N
Ijl
costa or 45 day*; Joseph
laxative, con sid er
I ll, position i* right field. He Bldnay William*, drunktnne**, *10
these 3 Questions
« d cost*, or 30 d*y*j Wllllans ix t u p . n n r i 'f T t « i n r , r i x u i
100
f ilv e
Thomaj,
drunkenne**
tentenn
nalor
j i d i c u l riR i i'r r o r r t o h i .
14 IllW
I » * . IV A V U
roh
RKhl.XO LK
tjues, H on II make any d i f f c g
suspended; H. V. Twyford, drunkafte
r o t 'X T T i 1% C n A M C K ftt
x o . enre what laxative you buy? An*.
1he j
enc»*. 35 and costa or 30 day*.
ta n
11ng
Certainly * Most people prefer one
A I.H K ltT A RitOAN
MCUTT
Com
Ml jn
lhat I* gin tie In action, thorough
plaldl.
T
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V*
In resulU
tjiirs. How can you
JAMK.H M n n r.iiT r. n &lt; 'u m
h.
i* n «'
know
what laiative, when taken
v o T i f * o r r a m r i o v to i .k f*nc!*nl
it with UK) boys at a Cardin*!
as
ihrrctrd,
will
usually give |ra
U4U1K ADOPTION OP ( *111.1*
oiin K it o r P i i u r A T i o x
camp In North Carolina in 1914.
AnT
J A W * tie, thorough, prompt relief’ ____
Nolle* ls bars by gtvea th.i th, T u T H E D E F E N D A N T '
ItU flE ItT K . MCI/TT
A M M G M R One way l» to aak for Blackundersign,d
H lu .ff,)
Huger,
I
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N
It,,,*, n, t.l n and
Itulb
Allen
Draught
tjiirs I , Ulark-Driue ht
Tuti ir e b*r*by rofnmsndcd In rcoTioriuc., 1'
Ai
old automobile tire may (ilovsnslsla.
hi,
a lt ,
.III ,!
Ana, Very!
tfnly
romiipislrii
ovule IfT pojrtd. of rublwr
I * *0 n'rloek A
SI
„n (he |J,.( s p p«ti: r t« Iti* hill of
2bc
for
2b
to lit doses.
Follow
filed, w b*r pin th* r#lt#f
,1st of 1le tuber. It 11 „r
,„ ,n •h*r*ln
Adv.
ought I# dlvorr# on tha Ind day lalwl directions

LEGAL

JOTICES

By PAUL ROBINSOI?
O K A S ’ MV PLA N E
C C A C k 'c D - U P i n c ^
W A V R A ID .' r - J ^ S
LE G S F A S T IN

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Jim Hradr r»-pli1 ^* » r • 1*
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• alln palrii huff*
p*y t hr ppnplti
Ulr*r pain* Itidr# ■l I n
h**rtliurn buPulnM »
aisd Dlh*r
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drufglpt
&lt;i-.**- t? *i
or r#turn l»tk i««
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To Be Not So Hot

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t old' fTABOO
mean you
don’t know this h*ln?

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Harry Walker is a younger
nno nun i
bpemlentx
brother of Dixie Walker of th#
Dodger*. He saw lota id action
niu uni 1
wn I rtVrrn
late In the season when hr rr
dated the iniurnl Terry Mr«&gt;fe
ranter field.And ther# w#fa
•lugk i&lt;i itn lrf tu *n»re
Stan
ml
some
who callrxl him
Knjrk who rail f«ir Hilly Sul! I
Mhore
mu who hml v* a IWr*i, AU*i send­
Walker api&gt;#sr#d In a little
ing thr giimr into extra inning* less than I a U the game# daring
Htgg* w*(i» Hit ting incidentally, th# season
fur Hilly Herman ** hn had tiusteri
rlitir itoubic* mot walked once
ni four trip* to the plat#
Ed

Head, fift h

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flln g e r^

finally gained credit for th# vic5 lory by hullI Ing the t dan Is sen nri Ii-**

in the

three ex tra f n r r n .

Periodic pain it no longer a
forbidden topic.
So learn nbo.it t
IIKP.AK8 A R M
CAKDUl, which may help ut
of two ways ( I I a* ii
STl K k ru N
&lt; «iir
II III *tlg« ’
fitly pep uti appetit
Hviil
2.1,
Utm. ami thus help Ull.l .in lav ,1’. I tick bicycle incidents ar*&lt;
for the "tim e" to C mi , 1'• 1 beginning to hapia-n M r.
Go' loml»&lt; Eatiuichl II 4'i tended hei
started .1 days Iwfor#• thr M
and taken as liirectnl ■1 inav n si ■ir mi 1" give n left turn signal.
In relieving
pun-lv
fun. I n .1 * 1Ml • It Mil.- tile mimiow of n
periodic pain I A It 1JI' 1 ' ♦*- &gt;* ,»r (Ml** Itig a lit ‘ ?mmIn11*- suffered
m
recunl aays
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•U . S. Jarvis,|His
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SDecch Cancelled

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live* on thr t*
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The Navy did not &lt;"«'&lt;•'«• ••**' „ f |fr Wrat &lt; ,»at l^-attu. *&gt;rld, Tur.day. " Sr|.«
at th. ,
numtaer «*f Y rench fli^ra to
gl*
Sunday and mntlrd t head * ttrr
t ..tmneree offir.
H
rn in.lrucllcn in thl» country w f |m , n (r , „ f thr l.rnyur
M*
* . I.effler. |&gt;re*t.l#nt, annouto.«i
the ichool anil ti.ara at »h lrh j |»,,r r ,l,urx vrrrr:
l day
All direetora and ■« »■
ihrjr would lw .tationrd
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IHa *,yn H1„ # nomlwra a* can. are m*
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Officer, will h.
1 &lt;*la«* F
. « ‘ anti plan* will hr mail. »
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I Yonnolly
I I I William* IV* I Ml IMh
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I* plenty of a or k ahead
|a*; I 'll 17 • 27* . .•&gt;, thr foilin g trnr f.o all «e.
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l-vth individually and c«*l •
174 to t too Ink h 12 1W ilh the help of each *»
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Weld.
171 I7rt 171 263 75;*' accomplish many thing* »• *
I |)ov» ling
1Nil 170 1/4 261 76'J,
war w«‘rk and towardCounty Judtfa W ar* announcrul Cuwan
147 1OH 100 206 740 1
tvelng of th# people of 1
today that In kn effo rt to atd| Butnrr
those who
ar«
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Mr. Good# nlao announced that; Innle County.
the Court Hon#* during th« d # y * w hen
»r»»rea
of
cnmprtitorai Tkla work cannot h* don
tu purchaao th#lr 1N3 drlv#r* | through.ut the State are complete. craifully hy any one man
-mall
liernte, nil oulc# will remAln | |^# wjnneri in the different cUaa-. group of men. Mr l^effler «dId*
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CITY BRIEFS

SK" nUfa ef tl/ w^k unlli *" '*111U&gt;

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" r^ mrmlaer
u,r". ,h*af-uthe
n,,r''nvga«
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iif every
eight o'clock.
Thi. as tens Ion of |
I lion
time It
Vrra at lha Kanfor,, h,A?;! Three Men Apply For
ing wotken
Hn*r to aocure llwmoa.
. n l i s t m r n t Oviedo SendB Scran
J'-'r’ l M
M an rr iI nn ec FEnlistment
W.ire aaid.

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commander smith p*t,i

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Christian Ctinvcnlion

Metal To Sanford
A vrry fina ptolorfap'i of a • Three men applied lor m li*.
n y in * • ortn a . winglnf
----------lln * IU w a y j'n »''t *n lha Unlte.1 S tair. Mann,
I n"
over part* unknown U now o n : t on** when Hergt. John H olier. ‘ .More than 60,000 japt
F&lt; • id .
lari l
UlnpUr In Ih# YowtU Compmpy I InUrrlewni men at ll.e l*oat Ilf 1*rtap metal a/# now taring
tt I n .
wlrojow. Th* photo, loaned b y '! * . * **»t» work. I f thr rrgi.U ant. j h ,r- by truck from Ovtrd.. /
.
,
ilia . F m P. Houiboldcr, taa. a r ifU ara accept**!, they will lw .enl Smilh. commander of Cami ' . "
i ka. to h«r from Too H gt-Henry J »m q * « ra rri. I.laod, 8. C.lo»
r ; l,....in* I’oat M of the
A m .., . , *
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W
Irton. o f Me Dill Field Tampa. ,nd ■* * » »r .w t .k ..
recrnltlng
p e n o d U x to n aald her* Iml.y
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icrtner realdent bar*, who took.-b«f»rw
re&lt;]ue*lln*
apeclaliied acrar metal will k» •hlnpc.l f&gt;*,i»
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the plctur*.
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I training In on* o f th* 17 aeSoola I rr* by rail to Cl* m l ., nh.iiir
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Jwhich th* Mario* Corpa o ffe r, with our acran. and .............. » '• . '‘ '■ ' l " V : / " ' "
S e v e ra l A r e K ille d
; y « » 0* men between lha age* of nolabl* contribution to thr S. mi
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o e v t r a i i \ r e X V lIie u
I7 : n i
u ,, rwenilUng M r-.a o l* County total.
I " " * ,&lt;' , '* rrn 1 * ' iti'W ‘a'lk'lng In thr i hm.it*
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li._ L . Coley, W. A . Datong and .0 Mayor Jo. Lolnhart o f itvie.1.
D. B. Tyler applied with th: for hia effort# and thnoe of hi*, t «,»•»• I 1 i*l tan rail v I *
ntCKF.RSOV,
**rg*ant for enii.Unent, ha dt*&gt; worker* In collartliif lha inrtal
.— n r * parvoni
cloaed. The neareat. Marina Ke- Proceeds dcriTod bp Ovi#«i&lt;» from
i i f l f i t i l u M * i v A u vivil
* iU * m
kf"
rrollin g Station la O rlando.
»*la o f the aerap will Ik- „*ad. r ' l U U t n l 8 m a &gt; A M S ,S '
Jr • fl»
to erect an atr«r*n wamlny ,b | |n H a r V e s t i l U ? ( r o l l
paaaenger I
•cnrallon towtr ll#r#,
pullman Into'
Mid.
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____________________ I O C Al.A, Sept 21. M l
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C iv ilia n s * M e a t T o
jiT L itu ie w u r h i m f..&lt;
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J .o o .y
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ST. LOUIS,
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is c G u t 21 r e r c e n t •■"*«»«*y i-»oni of ^ ui.ik i»*%tf«
P o lk * Capt. Leonaid Murphy to­
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it*
aerni-mimthly
meeting
day announced ha had obtained
n|.r,rr the relrarc of ,|j.t. *
Robert Naah,
W ASHINGTON, Sept. 24. t^1
' hi* mother — Secretary Wkkard aald twlay fiom public achool* In Ihr aft.
••*
and father la ag arrament over that * tart Ing Oct. , m e*l da n««n* during the n, it t »
1440 of hla paraonal dabU and lira red by | w lt | n . for rieillan .hrre week* to a » l » t l„ har*. ••
^__it £1 p e rc e n tto * the peanut crop.
th* lata hour* ho w »a kaaplng. a t* la to h* rut ah*
The altuation waa derlar.-.!
A . Naah. w a il ever th*
no ooartrr
ouartei ’laat yearl
nt.
|In ordaf
the Army, be aertouc on account * f " »
■ * • , N ary and
demand*, •hortage o f farm worktra and on
t a 'T I U will
about two lea* anmathlng la dtn* to n
weekly par Ihve the condition, It waa • » " '
.. will be re­ a large part of- th* crop will nft! ta il year*, main In th* ground uhharrciti.l
iha
mutton to • »
75 percent,
The laat
S tray# thr burial
u r i the ae.ulta o f Egyptian!
. thouiamla of
auffklent for
year, ago laft fcotprinta .till via
ibla In th* aanda of time.

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N. have |&gt;I til v
l* •- I . .ml Mill Im- at.I* • o hitod ' \li"W
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.inlavhii|t rai*tfi5
t* kn .v n»t'nr ut.'lil" f.o Ihr Navy »*,*•! \»
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ll vtitv nh'i *lisc|o*e«| I hid l.. *
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" i l r i i 'i t i ol ihto kifi.t mu, I" ! iM.Ulit • d
Vft It flirt thr in* 11 f
tp i.iflc ," hr I *.nt Ifiisr.l ‘ IlMVft.v.f
•ln&gt;* ;ind that, in (he incur ti..*
•hr 1 ivr fmifl.l that thr mrrr'iaMlaj «()&gt;«*," w ishif'g * to sew noiv
of f .niinolr Ffiunty srr « n«|.av..i
•«». u*ing rut garmeoi* . •• •*.
inr to (Otnolv with miilnuun •rwing
r*» m shrlvr*
!*.■« i. •
I•tIre regulation*. an«l any rharg*-* chuiftnrn in thr rounl v v%i*hm
in n r r u ol Ihr nih . mum prir**
to lakr »»llt material ma) root,*. (
nr» ptohihly dur In a rni«un«frr
. tan.li°g h v .ih r mrrrhanl Our Mr* lb»&gt; Tillls at |r..*t , *1.
Ih foie railing f■•' lh« n, •
rxprnrnra l» that thry apprm atr
’ ■nving thrir aitrntion callnl I •* t•*, &lt;4I
thrsr tliKif|»f»K'M ," I r rorwludr.1
M * *» . . h t*f M •
Mr. iVlrrvun al»&lt;» |xilntal out
I • ..*• , it,c
lrn*l&gt; »
that i-tll Oct I. there will hr Colored laborers A re .... I
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. a It nt t »»•
V%1,1*
no fgwlrietiona on the purchase.
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•*..•.! if •If
of fuel oil. and that tanks can Needed A t Navy Base Aft h
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Vft I • n - l . t e . l
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non 1^ flltrd to Ihrir mailmum
cifacA v A fter that dale, hr said,
Fifty
colored
laborer.
or&lt;*
fori oil will nrolihly be mllonrtJ wanted at Ih* Hanfool Naval
w i \ i m i:
on a ha«l# o f 50 percent of tank Air Ilaae to work on aewrr xanx•*apaiit)
and other
work,
Employment
Tl ** N l aV-l I
Nl
, . older I"
Manager Ted Young aald today night
(sf-eirg ii « I.t
tonigM
A ll men wlihlng to take advan­ FI.O HIPA l.iHlf
tr,u|Minilurv
tage
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thla
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are
tn
report
Yl'C O fll-AVH K IL L 5S00 NAZIS
rh#ngi‘ I..f ight Slightly » iH.lcr •••
at the employment office at the trerne n*nth |M*rti«.n •ailv Friday,
A N K A H A . Turkey. Sept. 2t. — airport at 7:00 o'clock tomorrow yhinfti f ■ f* vft »ralt« ff-d |1;». •»• this
lltrrn*...fi
ALAB AM A
I title
•Delayed)- &lt;AT—•Yougoalie aour- morning.
“ I am short of colored worker •, lrni|H'r.ilufr rhflngr this
aftri
cea reported Wedneeday that up­
ward! of ,00 German* and Croita and wlah to employ a. much nfj noun Ll t cooler p«»rtS and central
local
labor
aa
possible,”
Mr.j
iM'fti.in tofitfl
llra tll waa th* only South hare been klbed In a battlo be­
American republic to declare war tween German, and Croat* and Young said, adding that the work
llamhurg h Ihr la r real sea
an Germany. In the F ln t World Yueoelav patriot* naar th* Tillage would laat a* tong a* th* pruje-tj
port «n the continent of Europe
wax la affect.
af Betlnlce, YougoaUela.
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Detachment Of
French Aviators
To Train In U.S. !

A . C Y cn ra ily
W ins Honors A t
Gun Club Shoot

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N; i/i C a s u a l t i e s A r e
M o r e Th an 1.1,000;
I Jelentlers S t r i k e
Some Cm m terblows

(iets Kussian S l u r &gt;
Of Oisappoinlim'iit
Over Second Front

. rr t-iti|tl.alXrt| .
•t warnings
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I »« nth in
* t» **rdrr *‘to
*1 &gt;.»*'!• |H»•. I.I.i g ..f

had la It -MI
•hr l.i 1 • i % '»!.*
|»it • rit* a* f w*
* l.h ih.
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1 I . Ill • hhcal
thr i .ur*. uf «iurmilitary
deration*
the ffieatagr
•aid,
it h ;i « itn(*«ar\ and io&lt;Uy it
l« more mi*- • »»n ii th.* • eye, V••
t»l&gt;l* I’ i |
|m«i -i.lly of land
mg* l*v ltnti*h arid Killed tiiaipa
on Frenc i ml. of ••prrntion* by
o ir Navy in L rrm h trrnt«ir a!
vittirt uiul altaik* to 1ht It VI
•III M ill'll' \ Illljlftlll'. If! IK'I II pled
k ranc
** An ••f f ••n•i \* .if ( I , I mlt.l
W A S IIIN C T O N . Sept J
Snt toll*
I" I
11T• |l.». d l ’n Ih.
The N hv &gt; announert!
On
Ulrd ' f
that thi»ugh agr»«rm'fit with jfh'
nil.i'll"
I
d.
ing Kn itch naval author it i«
i hi fit* !•*
lachment *'f lu m h natal
• hi •
would l»e trami’tl in this • nt i
II h.
Thr step is heing UH«h •.il.
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.ill t.
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id
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In ron*titulr tn tlir t ,
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too* •••■»
I j ench unit
hieh, * ii»&gt; I
II f..« ft •
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Postal Match Kesults Coma
fnrni»h«'d l&gt;&gt; Ihr I nited -i.O*
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v* ill rn o|»eralr ^tth I Ml d
Disclosed By Presi­ a* a .II I,•
It Ha Naval nii furrr*
let lull In*.a o tn.-t
Thi* aifrremenl,*' thr Na*&gt; add
dent B y r d (Joode 1hr M&lt;*
• •»*, ludr.l hv 1* 1*
«•.I “ furnithe*l an additional • »
' lllg ill.
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ample f»f the eminent rollatara
\ C YonnalK «*f I'll.aod lead . || advirr \...| a.|| « .*nt» I* 'O • l
non l^taeen the American and Ihr inark*ni n at lh«* regular thr aur. n . *&gt;f |rrarnt m* .1 fotui*
Klvhtin&lt; French armr*l aenrice* urrkly meet **f thr Srmmttle t...n * (•» rat..»n« tt&gt;.at f..rm ihr pa. hi.l*
v.hich further i h o « l their rr*.d v
1 full •• ah a. titan %*he* tini thi lak r f f nt rangto unite cloaaly th#ir effort* in
• lonr ttwmirtl “
pr«*«
Hi*.! J tic*
\Vr^llia- Ml
ih« conflict acamat common .»
%tut* r#Vft-*tad (i«h1s i •
idrnt of

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Reds, Bolstered By
Volga River Boats,
Drive Nazis Back

Rubber Czar it.'lunis Nome

\ppeals To France To
Evacuate C o a s t ;
Bombers A s s a u 11
Nazi L’ -Boat Base

Transport, “ L i 111e’V
Sunk In Solomons,,
Total Of 250 Men!
Are Believed I ajsI 1
WASIIINCTON,

British Radio
States Allies
W ill A tta c k

1111 K S | ) \ V SKITKMIlKIt 21. 1912.

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Opera Singer Is
Married In Miumi
MIN Mi Srp. ’.| idh &lt; unrmn
ii. 1.4.ill. In, will hr own stnfcr.
nn.l Mt«* Mary Flan NNrat T i
|'Uiighlrr of (!*pt.
Nn illlam
A.
West and Mrs Wait of Havana.
a* . I.*
married '«rrr WednrsiLay by
i oiitity Judge \N F Blanton
Tltey will h'.fii'vrnH'n In Mlintl
'jin lil
Finlay.
when they will
•hav* ••»• New York
11Sr rmfwy mfwy mfwy cmwfy
Lug land hul a tiarhelnr'i
from llVJS to 1700.

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'AGE TWO

THE SANFORD HERALD, ^ANFORD, FLORIDA,

(Tb« Sanford Herald

Somethin? to Worry About

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1942,
CONS

HARVEST TIME

POXBS

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R U M S O N . N J-. Sept. 24, W V Corp. Hilly Conn, p n p irln i for
lit. attend .hot at the henryweight title, bor.-*' 10 round, nt
hla training camp Wtdntaday.
tic wna rlaittd by CapL Charles
Hoyt hi: rommandiny officer al
Port Wadsworth, Staten Inland,
N. Y , and hi* aergeint, William
C ’Britc

B IB L B VKRHR FO B T O D A Y

"Years ajfo. when I covered fire* and police for ihe
Syracuse Post-Slanilard." writes Ray W. Sherman In Your
Life Magazine, “ hours, anil even days, would pass without
a fire nr an arrest. The cops, of course, patrolled their
beats, hut the firemen, with everything shipshape, tilted
their chairs hack against Ihe wall and waited for another
fire, the next edition of the tie.4'n|dt|ierM, or an argumenSpace linra publication here of the pros and cons but some
evening at a party you can discover how the firemen kept
their days front ls-ing dull. Propound this one:
“ 'Haw hottest are you'" One hundred percent, say
you. V'ery well, answer this: 'I f you were offen d a mil­
lion dollars to Meal a quart of milk off someone's hack porc h,
what would you do?’ No rc-tMillion, mind you. No ex
planations. JtM plain thievery. A million dollar* at three
percent is ii Imhi t five hundred dollars a week forever. Il
you would lie dishonest lor that amount, just where do you
draw Ihe line? Just how honest are you?
"O f course, if you want to get into a real one you might
bring this one up. but it's la-st to let the others do the ar­
guing. " If a ship were sinking at sea, you were com­
mandeered to row, and you could save either your wife or
your mother-in-law, which would you «uve?’ Either might
despise you and one of them you'd have to live with.”

W Y O U LO V E G O D IfTTKIl
L Y A N D F O L L O W HIM YOU
C A N A BK W H A T Y O U W IL L
O f H IM : A .k and it •hall Isgiven you, *e*k, amt ye ahull |
Wc
Rad, knock and It .hall be &gt;pen&lt;sl
fhirida
to you.— Luka II 9.
f a r lk| Tomb of Eronomic Man
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• H t* Economic Man la dead.—
From “Th* End * f Economic
j&gt; Man," by Peter F Drucker.

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(from Th* New Yorker)

j Tka Economic

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lta went a crooked mile:
H t Dude ft crooked aivpenre

j
By aconomic guile
l'R« bought a crooketl cat.

Which caught • crcciknl mou*#,
And they ftli llrro vo^rthrr
In ftn Fconomir llou*#
Th# bout* hai fallen In
Oft Economic Mam

|| B#ftCDl thf preterit trnan*. •
Totalitarian
Th* fa*ct*t rat pursur,
A Communistic muu«r.
A o A th e y all fight togrthrr
In th* pew Collecttve llou**

Good Health
THINK tu-iiltIi'
Yi*«ir«.-lf ii * healthy nc«As you think within y.mr h.-art
S*. y.ill'll l«TA L K hi-iilth!
S|H-ak wurds uf trill ii and praise
Knnvv that wis.lonyi tongug
Is lifn and length of dayh.^
ACT li.*»lth'
Let ninniu-r. nu««l and mind
Show pur|Hisf, [Hiisi- and (Hiwcr.
In high d*-gr&lt;-4&gt; cnmliln«l
Ht'H.I) li.-i.ltht
Hy tiuuigiit mid vvortl and deed,
1/iKik high. Iinvi- faith, endure.
Persist mid y.iti'll luirceed'

VI Oil It IS IIISHOI

" "B o y bcmL nr s * i r &gt;m ." i«
th* way th* Kay W rit Clturn
I f tv t r y county in the mur
7 did fta well a* .Seminole in
m ftcrap drive, it wouldn't hr
O f btfore there wouldn't l*e any
Tftp left In tiia Germans.

M ta*t jrrmr. By nr*t year the
IM tln. tax won't tw&gt; worth fua»-

S'om .

_

A life merely of plennurc, or chiefly of pleonure,
always a jioor and worthleaa life, not worth the llvl
always iliinatinfactory in its courne, always min.-rahle
Its enil.—'Theodore Parker
*

W . Btt where unemploynl hotel
orkeri arr beginning to hi- a
A
‘obUm In New York ilnce thr
m i
hfts taken over bo rntny ' speech
)ULj . W e wiih s few of t ln r
•of the
c k l wouhl come daw/i this way

MINOR CLASSIC of the war is a two-sentence
delivered recently by Ceneral Ira C. Faker, Chief
A A F Bomber Corn maud In Eunqre. at a dinner given
! in honor of him and his staff by the |ieople of the little
Wftfttbrook P rglar I* In favor ; village which is Ids heailquartent.
Chief iqienker of the
L contributing all thr bumpers occunion wan the mayor of tho village, who apoke at length
1/ toll th . nation'* automobllra
of the virtues of the Americans ami Hie debt which Eng.
&gt; h«!p out In th. scrap drive.
Ho then culled upon ficueriil Kakcr for
' thty do that, It won't be long land owed them.
if PC. they cut h . v . th. auto- a few words.
General Euker nine, cleared his throat in embarrass-.

Ip L a k . County thi* short-

"S-S.I.iiS (J¥sls

any*: "PUa*. driv. slowtber not *r*ll*bl* for ra—'Tltuivill* Btar-Adroe*t*.
turprlMd It didn't raad,

4 Cltlten. And bow would
■ like to meet Davie,
id J taper ( f U . ) T — Fort
•w » Praa*. la that last
0 00* who«wroto,."Ja*4 the Battie. Mother"!

Hopkins soya It I* more

me«*age*

a*

IN TO W N—
Two bl*t
of
food

“

vfwax?

~

:

~

r. Of F. Fraternity

Tw«'t&gt; ttn»
fralrrm lir*
tool
tR. Imirhirht »i thr 1 nnrrraltv
&lt;•( I I n .J&lt;« t • . «* ten th«*) Ini
it alU oft. rot tod*
anually th»

MARJORIE ROSA COGIIURN. Society Editor

Miss Lewis Marries
Frank Lester taml
THURSDAY

'laughter

i«f

Jnhn

1.

« I tn.»\

Townarntl I'lub

will

mret Sept

t.

son

»»f

'*

The Stmlnolft Rebekah
la td fe ' \toringt«».. an.l Kmnk U it r r
No. 43 will meet in the I O O.
*«in of Mr artil Mr* Kubril j
K Hall at 8 : 0 0 P M
W U •f i t wrtr united in mar riftgr ,
T h«

"M erry.

I

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ARCADE
Package Store
O. D * F A R R E L L , Prop.
Phoae a id a .
Mather Bldg.
(Form erly 3 a g g « U ’* Ltq. Store)

BAKED DAILY
at
R O B B ’ S

HOME BAKERY
it W . let Ht.

| LI*

k.T4»riri ttr anil *rr4l p« arl*
Her, ^
^
“ W .'aah w n cl |«u.|uct c;*..l.te.l frntt, " M ‘‘JV.V..
All l»oy* and flrlt of Junior! '[
J*
r
^
* ' u’ ' * “ *vitf it ^r»*- I
IliKh School a f t may K b, « p ,
\ \ r m, lrun
„f
Mra I l*arlJunior Command... ami Junior U w | i mo„ , hl |r , nK„ , r c„ . „ i
W a ite W arden! at theW o m a n , i wlth lkirt of b|u, , n,| rlrk lu ||r ‘
Mm J
&lt;
I
C|pb at 9:00 A
M.
I over .atm
ami a Mur tulle hat ' ,r "
'
Children of pre-aehool and pri- ||er bouquet wn* of a.lmot. | Ink i ,rf ,l** **' ‘
'
maty achool ate . may attend the gladioli an.l l«l&gt;y’% breath
’ rl
"
1
“Slnry Hour", rponmred
bythe
A reception »t the home
of
hcereation Committee, al U » pub- the bride . father followed the
■'
lie llhrary at 10:10 A M., under wedding
i.-to.md to
Mra. J. C Mltrbeir. illrcetlon.
Both young
|wople
.tie
em l*ea. •&gt;
I

•

An army chaplain pr*»n«»unrr*
thr«r li* t y
war marrimir**
•
•liiltitiui n «k M ami he I* at-'iit I• *
l*« rrent right abojt It
iHytona Dearh « a « fir*l rallrtl
(*&lt;MM|all ind In rnituatk
v
tikforiHjralesi uniter Fiat nan.r
• n*| in June of that hear the
name of
the pottoffire
wa*
ihanftrd In Daytona Itrarh
In
January tie town ha«l it|4eru*nc4 »l
the colilrst weathei. the mrrrwry
Ifllln4( ill) WQ to 1M tlriffrro Tla'.
i-B« the year ihe rountjr
•‘Dry** overwhelmlnfl). the new*
iii|»er account tald

Large Number Of'Recommendations
Seminole Indians For Packages To
Fighting In Army Service Men Told

D a is y Fresh
0 a th
h

ii

f

I r plidK* •

w rrr

thr .’ I fiatrrnltle*

Kith

the

(U ll

PfiTSie Jones’

•«•»&lt;»('

e'ev ,\ 144r t
l*t it.iiiifli
••I Orlatitfii
I * nnl« have
i i * (luytiinn
i» "lin »r at
"
'b *
k
nnrs fr.1
to-.* »tv Shn|i

t •• hiRv t a h #

him

Flivtiitfl i f nrva officer* w**
thi- tiii.wt 4nt|*irtnnt !in»inr»a C4«n
a!. «-1•-«! At th«- inerting nf thr lira
11. I 4 hnjil r *»f I hi S it* Ih b C lub.
) ri*t \\«.||ii *.|j) nipht ul thr hnmr
.if Mt.. F.lith l.i&gt;iri \
Thr ll&gt;t
( . t,. f..11 ..a
|'r«-*i*trfit. Mar
),»n, J* i r*
\ »cr |*vr«i«lent, Dtl&gt;
*4*atr»&gt;«-i . &lt;r. rrt«r&gt;
D n * Krtx
1r*A%urrr. Marv l(at»un.
&lt;'bui'lniii
\nn Sliiir. ltr|Hirtrr.
F.iLth t*i\*»«*\
Si**-U41 Chairman

ilant'
luf »»&lt;

up

• hit*

k fl.ii*

Hit|f ' I'ti |.*nr*

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a ile

ha. i*f •

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tliaa m
H u ll .
ah*,
i l l l f (e «k t»4
m i &lt; l f « i t h H u m l •i I
th # b a k in g
I n that •
hah*
(4»a«t • u i l h J i a a i u i n g a h . -at l o t
•*#»
*t&gt; v r a t a 1 f N i l
V n t o i 4 b . ,. * h i # » .*1
• ugatlria
trcipa a'
Itrlf
c a n iiiif
W n i # i.wta | M u m l « f * l H a t m i I ' . • l » *
H " i |IS R u m f o i i l
It h o l e U l a n t

IIA P P T

I .*l«

SALUTE

BUY

OUR

ANOTHER

H EItOES

BO ND

Miss Ethyl Holloway
Is Honored At Tea

lU ItT IfD A Y
N lp p e

w

1 Snntio Jam*'* .l»'nk"
June Mr von &lt; of* »
Simon I iiriirfrI I. i
lla rn .t I r . Ilr..v*n
To runum

of tm• Brut

Last Times Today
C.et ready for Fall by werultnyherc for quality cleaning. Your clortios will
take on now life after going through our p la n t.

nint Rugged R#t»«o’i Back!

(PLEASE RETURN !1ANGERS)\

SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
220 Magnolia A t*.

Phone 861
(Salute Our Heroes— Hu&gt; More

Ih in d s)

Parkleigh Fashion

J.4I4I4 • Moug hto n
'It*
F i i -i 'I
r .
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My m o i
^m ith
M
It II Deck. M r * It.*) T i l l i * M
It M H u m * . M r * II W It... h
\lr*
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V.
MeKav
Mr*
t.
l-erg M i* * M a r g a r e t M y » » «
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II. Mi
K in g. M i* * &lt; . f i t It

Mi..

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llraM

t

It’s Smart To

M •

Bo

I'r.H-fteii

’s I h rilty to ‘Sow \
Full length jackets in 3 but
ton and button-up styles
Pleated or gored skirls

•
Gardner. .!Of» II 11&gt; A "
tm
■*ilh a rt*re|ilion, tKr n»-a.i--»t •*• ,uh ** .**:
mg their "Gnldm Wr.bling Am t | rablut* nvrr»ar&gt;’*.
All
frirml*
»»l
IK if b*i»ki.
couple i»rc ronlially invitnl
«' ,
I «.oi i
Iniil talw rrn the t OUT* Ilf r o l r i lt il* *M

I* M ami y on I* M

/

, its n .mt

k

PLAIDS or

soij d mums

'Wantyou.kelp,mt

Hr AGNBW WBLBU

of tS

1 to elftct
w h o -m lelect men who-real0 wtn tho‘war than It
Democrat* or Bcpuhll1 when you find a man
A writer In the N, Y. M iner
• to w(a the war and predict* that .TTeodail WUHtioSi
ft to bo a feed Dtmo- r ioet trip to War-tom Furop.

to prapne h la m lf to he son e ta y of » U U to succeed Cordell
Hull w h«M Ub8r* ate too great
f o r bl* p ren et state o f health

By S TE TS O N

Exciting New Blouses
For Every Occasion!

Current Comment

W l * th# tonnage of metal be­
ing dropped ov*r occupied Kreaftft
and Uermany they will bo able
W hat Malted opinion* »ome to do a big salvaging jo b soma
peopl* get of themselre*. A ml- day.
■ml man declined to cnnridrr a
elty Job that would pay $5,000
H unUn* aeema to bo " o o f
a year tad maybe a Ihoutand alonif with a lot o f other thing*
On opening day of the *ea*ae
w
t » » lUtea#* ware f t o l d a
^ former ambassador to Japan, D a d . county.
Joseph' Ct Drew mad* • lh* pubOld .-IM mto It or NaV- Ripley
Ite statement that Japan would •ay. that the wealth
ftgt-t until utterly crushed. That
will bo just too bod for them
but they made the choir*.

, ,

linos ar#

crowded

Rul?kly a r* thr#at*n#d' with delay. Many long dis*
’ ..

ca,U » » &lt; w M * &gt; !»* o n not urg*nt *no0gh fa
risk delaying w a r busInoM. And y * t th* situation h

-

wch that if th* number o f uim**oary calls now being

•

t* not reduood

SPECIAL PURCHA8E
CORDUROY JUMPERS and JACKETS
$4.50 each
Just The Thing For School Wear

Imm^iiately, there is danger o f

slowing up vital w ar communication*.
‘

EVEN IF YOC ARE N««T (INF
OF THOSE MEN WHO NE\
Ell WEAK II ATS. YOC WON "I
HE ABLE TO RESIST IIIE M NEW SNAP HIll.MS

Short nr long sleeved rlns-ir
shirts, long torso middy and
jacket blouses.

with calls — to

crowded in fa d that war calls that mint go through

mod*

•Ii*** ' H**i wilh kkiwif

ithi t Itoru in 1 ^
|ft#*rt i * apoio'• &gt;

1 must get these
calls through...

Long distance

« l.*thr * glide on

ti4*rjm r linger*
*- « • p* 44*41 l, rtlllg 44Mil

208 East Second Street

Miifr World Feature*
W A S H IN G T O N
Sept J i . ( W
Ml
llrre an- On
i 'obI
Office
I if partmenl**
recommendation*
for t'hriBlmt*
mail to * r n ic#
lion oiitaidi the t'liilol State*
1 I'airrli
Irttrrr mi. I cards
•houbt I* thalle«l l»r tweep Oct.
1
I
unit
No*
I
tho
m Miner
the
I.*i-1tt|ii|* of the i-iUtemr o f a
tetter, rrgarlr** «i f where you
wh**tr- tliiiiiun of liulian officer* live or where thr nrtirlr It ifoink
-tul im* n Parade'* Weekly ill* Delivery cannot to* i;uarantecnl If
pal*
r.|i*rier Allan Floane an-l it t* putmarkeil after Nov. 1.
tiradually our la^d i* b**
Mftrtln to thr
pSo- «ru|h«-r Pete
I
2 (»ift
package*
«houbl
be
it,* aeIf -ilf pendent
Another
A i r * camp wt -»r the V * \ h »li marketl a*(*hrt«tm •• Parrel "
rrnt Instance is th4- shltutl
\tat ii t« *t « l loited. The W ar ta
.4 Parrel* »Si»uUI not ctreed 11
r.ient by a seed b*u«*e whk
paMmenl
•tipulaUida
however. oo jnd* 444 tkaigbt or IK mebaa in
hove known for 7.1 years, thi
IF .I the exact location of the dl irnuth or i t inchea in b-ngtr anil
w* p now raising all of it* c.
vi-ion ol early Arm-man fight
flower seed. In former year*
r» wa» t*» rrm in a military rr
landing largely
upon
linp«
i ri
Don*
llravr* iif the Semln»»le tritrr
have ili*can1 their colorful patch
R"* v*.-rk coat u me* for tl
khaki of
* * i hr Arm y anil for V avy &lt;i. I.
•• ! *hnea. Along with the Choctaw*.
»w n j Charokcea.
Creek*.
( hicka»aw*
■ ' nnd (K age*. the Seminole* have
ol tl * large.il representation at l^w
' cwnp.
Army ha* given the Inthan* a free hand In their own
w»v of fighting
and ha*
i-n‘,,n‘ " - raged tnem in liteir natural
kill at concralment Sign langnage is u*e«l for silent signal*
*b« i4nd t’le art i»f rvmouflare com*-*
(&gt;f I-*-tlnrtively to
t in #
rnlakin
j -harpihooter#
They *hme rape« i*lly in the type of wsrdare that
*M*' • t-nffle*! regular Army troop* In
'ny thr Indian w ar* - stealthy *rmilien even-t ,njf and •ud.lrn, vlciou* attacks.

they wanted IS* outside world to
ob. f r ** J 1 whit* they continued
to hold X-Cards" for liquor,

• I* *ih

Mt.»&gt; I! .».4i44 Kaihlrt-n Dry
I « Stiii*iii-Mi
\|Af)*iri&lt;
M ip * \ iiimii Mar) Jam
.
Mini I *f unthnm. Jran
May r r . Marjonr
\ v*t• **lif»r. Frailer* Da^ur.
Ki"h*I »*-ri* Frltmin^rr.
I • «**.*•« I in* Sati hrr. IlrI
14414*1*1 *|Mt1«lir 44f*l| F.«111S

Friday and Saturday
DOUBLE BILL

T l . U. S. Rubber Co.' I* opentthg on* of about 40 similar
plant* for th* manufarturr of
•ynthrtlc rubber and expect* to
turn out 400,000 ton. of it with­
in a yc*r.
.

r • iliif.l i*u ibn bin koi
1 * I
Hilh

EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP

N» W \ O It h Sept
I
iSpr
r ia l1 I'• * ite tm iiiittal iliffKiil
tle« • •j** i .rni s*I I v ilrnft Uiaril*
•n • • ...tin* F lu id s ’* Seminole
India' • to riKi*ter. Ilrrt- are » »
undi* !••••-*| niioit»**r of tbi-ip
wtth il.r I* th iliv *• .*»n

Chariot Claggett. EngILh muiclan who tiled In IS20, Invented
in organ without pipe*.

1.*

n

Mrs. Mattar Kijrnt*y
Weds Rov Johnson

OPERATORS:
Mrs. Evelyn Echobi Hansen
Mrs. Ruby Echola
Mrs. Vela Nelson
For appointment car 563.

cl»*«

(ira-Dcl Sub Debs
Elect New Officers

Tur*«lay
r%rni|i|:
thiI «&gt;UHK • • fit- l i t
Pcoplr’a Ikrpartmirit of thr Kir*l SV'hih in I-.*,
lta|)ti«t Churrl hml » •wimminii ri|ihi-r n «
H
party
a n&lt;l hot-ifokT *up|&gt;rr al Mr* i • tin II
Kvan*4lBlr Park
Thoic firrarnt virir
Mr a*’*
Mra Frlwin I imt«*-y anil •lauith
trr. Mt»a klarv F.llrn T i » . Mi*«
Domthy Cnitrr.
Mi#*
Martha
llaran. an.I Paul Mtw.r. , 11«*!»•»v
C till im. R ti■•r 11 tl*-lari*l. tirrab
Wat ha II. Ilillv &gt;».ul hi* a fl. R *lp‘» W*
Wight. Ilarrv l.rr M*»«*r*-. an«l ••kii
F*&lt;f«arc1 M ir t la ll
i l H.

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'materials— try the EVA-IIESS
IJEAUTY SHOP.

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lit Jllll \ l.llllt |H
tt ulr \\iWIif Ir.it4lfr« \\lllrf
I *n; \\« »i •1• \» •
t* 4 l

rriyrr

MONDAY
ployed al the
\in. riraii Velvet |the I lrin. nlThe W. M f
of the Kilal I n and following » l.r.et wetl.ling Keh»l* i. ... t
IlaptUt Church
will hold it* trip will be at home m a oewljr »iih the h &gt;yearly bu.inc.
meeting at the furiu.le.1
arartment at fi Ih-m . . Iw-uut.r.a.
fhurcl i 1:10 p M
eon avenue. Slonington

BnptiHt Church Youn?
People Have Party

week

441 • v« r than u.tml it •• likely a
numl • i i41 iu a •toil* III* will Fr
their fintently ilrriilum for
k trn l tla) • However, wonl h»»
b«en recrivnl Srr«* tnat the l‘i
hi r K j»| |.,4
\1|&gt;ha«
have
• I r fi d '
* 1 |&gt;li«iw I Jnhn /%nw»l f n*t tnr Al
“ k Id I I all
have Jilnlmni
K it 11v 1 ill*. \|.i«*k ( l»-\rianit. MeK.\ TititurL. amt flail Jeter,

'

Phone 864 J

“ iu «l.

the

.m.l

.. i«.

BATURD AT

Ahead, with templet* line
of Mint Cla, Sloe Ola.
D ry Cla, Ram. tod Vodka.

Grover Describes
Humordus Side Of
Vi c t o r y Gardens

\f.• •t .&lt;f i ' » m* niit-mi li»d« **r&gt;
. 4 1 tssl to .»&lt;vr|*t fmtrrntty in
4 11 1 1&lt;•11 • an*t • * a |»«1 1 «»f thru
4 i.lt.-w. 1 iff. i »'tri into thr rob
i*t |»lntarr*
\ vuu! aw** an all limr high
it a .
n’At I i(| va'n-li
40 4
lie*

*' *

.*» at «« r«-reiiiony |h rfi»rni«*d |0 •

f r j t *r»*

11hi (lf inuir «t slrnt*.

n.- iitk. i - «.f

In the Court llm iir at N.Ov) I*. .\U( I ) thr f|rv
Patrtrk Ma*i»»ne&gt; i.o,*!*
I*. I*. Hagan. |ir«pl4lent, j rending M tie recl«»rv i*l St
Mary’ *
The public !• invitrd toattrril.
« hutch in Stiminirttin
\|. . y\ |&gt;
•The Lake Mary P. T A will
Mr ami Mr*
Ihmabl
l^w i*. f M,m \\M.hiru
hold ila first ineelin4f at 7 do brother and »i*trr in Ian «*f fthr* ^ IM#|Ut
P. M Mra. W. F.. Ilikrr. prrai- bride, were the only attemlanl*
|(rm%
dent, urifri all parent! to attrn*! Mrmljfr* of the immediate I Jim
FRID AY
Ii in wttnea«ed the nuptial*
\t
I P
The U. D C willh«*l*l it. Thr hrnle w n attirnl
in .% | ,4*»*.,
prt
rrpular monthly meeting &gt;! th. icwn of white g ...ig eitr crepe ' . ‘‘n
.
homt of .Mra. F. K Honm.l .t , » » r r .alin and wo,.- . . ..ul.hr
...... •
A
910 Palmetto Avenqr. «•. t til lrn* ' h »**• '* ',h coronet of while
|. ^|

COLD WAVE

PACE THREE

SANFORD HERAI.H. SANFORD. FLORIDA

Social A n d Personal Activities 'l{u"hWeck"clos€B

fan* aril loU
Tooling drink*

BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE &amp; BAR

mK

1942

Choose GAY

t w n ’i on. thing wrong .bout
| "Eleanor Club" alogan, "A ll
{M r r o a a out of the kitchen
Christmas".
If there's one
ft when moat negroes want to
in th* kitchen*, It's srounil
tstma* lime

t get to ae* her. Neverwhtn you think cf thr
11,000 would buy, we
It 1ft worth IL

'• " V i - ,

Out For The Duration

nnti-d a few ditvs ngn tlm^thc President hail given
canal Issislers tin- brush o ff liy asking for .Ir
allotment of money to dee|M-n the (inlf intercoastnl water­
way. without rnenti niing tin- Large ditch.
Now the President has given the cannlists their final
gooilliye hy stating that the St Idtwrencc wntcrtvny |iruject, which always has been fine of his |K*ts, enn't go forward until ufte r Ihe wnr. heemtse it could not he completed
in three years, nnd the manisiwer and materials it would
require are needed in other war work.
That's equivalent to saying that the Florida canal
can't go forward either, for tin- same reasons. So the
Imrge canal may be considered "out" along with the Presi
dent's cherished St. Lawrence waterway.
Meantime. Senator Pepi&gt;*-r who has fought valiantly
for the Florida canal, is now urging that money I*,, allotted
front unex|M iidi-d rm rs an I harlsira appropriation* to
dee|K-n tlie Fort Mvers-Sliinii i ansi to a minimum &gt;1 IJ
feet, which would serve all Ihe pilf|&gt;o*e* of (he proposed
new barge canal vvli ili couldn't |Hissib|y la- available for
us*- untd tin- emergiiny lias passed I'amjin Tritiune

&lt;&gt; B ut Boelcloglc Man,
,
Inbarltlng the m en.
r W IU itfVft tha common wclfa.t
•
With *0*1*1 conaciouanraa,
Co-opcr»tl»c rat*
( W i l l fra tern lie with mtti*.
’• And w a ll alt rmni* togi-lht-r
1
11 I .octal tiarailLc

• pcctlon. [U aura that .mailer
package., inakla th* big package.
are tightly packed.
0. Pottage muit be fully pre­
paid. Consult your poat office for
Parcel Poet rate*. Better Iniure

THE COOLEST SPOT

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24.

A L L wool ftkirta in plain col
o n or lovely plaid*. . .AL*
a few gabardine and Spui
Rayon*. . -AH With lippci
closings. Pleated, gored oi
dirndl styles.

W e cannot let that happen and w e know YOU

)NITE SHOW
,T. 11:30 PM.

COME IN AND SEE W IIAT R E A LLY FINE HATS
THESE STETSONS ARE

PLAYBOY
SP0RT-LITE

Huy More Uondt)

YO W ELL’S
«W e Oath* Tito Family—W* Furnish The Home'
U » B. T O W 8TBBKT—8ANF0BD. FLA.

GABARUINE II'
I’RINTEI) RAYON JERSEY :H»"
EMBROIDERED ( IIALLIS
I’LA ID WOOL MIXTURE f»l ‘
I’LAIN WOOL (matehin-T plaid» -r&gt;l

STRAT0LINER

(Salats Our lleroea

fD FROLIC

MASTER I'll* E CKKI’E :!!•" ut.lih
X'l 'LYET ( ’Olvhl 'KOY .’Mi"
WOOL JERSEY :.l”
SOLID RAYON JERSEY r, 1

SANFORD

SANFORD

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sics Class Plans

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WHAT’S COOKING

/Various Projects

fir

t,'
'
J
ip h y ilrs r b u o f Semlnolg ■
StVool, consisting o f 10
■nH 1 girl, ha* n big year
, « ( iU Mr. McKay has
that our (irujoct trill b* lo
Bti# Mini toix-mblr ami old
il
A**
muto:.
Thursday
ngr II ki bfrtlrr. rltuw wrn.
I sad u n tchnl' It being

South 8kl» School opt nod Mon­
day Moraine with about 350 pu­
pils In attendance.
Wo are find to welcome Ur&gt;
Elisabeth Adama Sharon aa on#
oi our
regular
aecond
grade
taaebart this year,
Mlaa Emma Gwen It 111 at her
slater's home in Oalncavillc. Urr.
Henry MtLouiln, Jr. Is * abstJto­
ting lor h«r.
Wo are m in in g Mra. U l i a
telb Wifon, who rat movrd to
tnkea Mra. Mason's place a i a
b’lr it Grade tearhei, helping M iff
W n tla l! and Mra Jacob*.
E very. r iff * in achoo' U meet.'
Ing with Mra. J’ rica, oor music
leader, each week.
Mra J. C. MITCH ELI.

-SOM E C H ICKEN”

MAI CO.'I
(M A C )
McNCII., f# llln s i f f In a g o o J start thl»
*11
locum slayar". thinks that' ' &amp; * J j
to. y u rt w t y .
. i rhe fin t meeting o f the Student
K- upi- r t b n p r a r-ptclally the Couik .I
In the form o f a
i l l '- , t . g h l In tv rnme friendly.I luntfcton «iv#n b'rlday, Sept. Id.
r# U-, in now irrt hi-'* oar prut-go’ Th* faceting' was culled to order
lish octinir . chairman, Ann
dr!*, let* itinltn him hnpRy. ■. . ,hhyf the
Mtlne.
iMr tValhi.n, f e n * tft !■« the !i
title.
•
The Siudrnl
Mindent Council erne#
O f . t t * ilmmrcr. Whore*f lleicave suptuppdrt t&gt;»
!■&gt; tho
the Joy I’oetcl
f’ovlcl Hird
Bird Show
Shuw
j Jo1) *, . ,1Vhut cute Moral# l» prfrt
kh
r&gt;in„* , 'i bon I to tret I .e lt y w)
ulH
&gt; ITU*
'• o j given
Riven In the school
uSrlituriuin Thursday.'
Thursday,' Sept. 21.
24.
1D1 aWVftl/ &gt;' Uf
attrR tk n ?? ! l i e il».-n 't n9diUi»um
tr
C » spnt»
Bp
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b
B
r
ll
It advertising ehalrchair­
’
ll
olwnya lh :&gt; r ’ t
f- r , n mini though.
.K A T II- K ill I*&gt;twell li
* o lh
reosn on our clothe# and
man
uf
this
event.
Im inert ant
1 i ll a h U r
tYN IVIGGBNfl, Itleky irirl. I.a* m»n ” f
* «■ * •
lag a ptaton ring, them
cold drinkl
drink#
young |t-V|iV tfill\ til
v ti t hniifri in ko lu tl
fijnii'i j A r'b n for getting coM
. it* mishap*,
emieevtlon
stind
felcry, \yl i : h *Ant' Uu ^ t i ! fill* h■« lii*' •hptU ihp t-irih nr *■ nth l e t cut- boys, JOHN A N - H w
eimemilon
m n it «w.n
t dlsysirs I f M w t elrcesnl rrnrrti*rr.l
fas-ed. An
Imdy wants.
I u,.l K I N KY DUCK. . . .frtm
rd ond
and ps**#.!.
A s th*
th# Junior
, t « ijti| rr;»ir.i
over this year: and all
j rlasuC
Is
stand,
l'b &gt;!!!« end Jam"* T rtv J And 1hiy arvl
btimtff iun-^i
m i.v g k a t st&lt;i i: c . i i a h - ij
^
K In
ln -.-hsrge o
« ff the
the •‘
" “b
t, bpys naiC' take phyelce,
ennsliitr it f n hKnu l »*•1■ !1
I KR r.r- ell agcllrJ o tr n n rw lj* * • ' ' « * « •
th u roncesslou.
re
, Or motor merhofilc*. T h is .
V
.
*s
1
ant to win t&gt; i*
af \hiUP
th 'lr cl,t*a. . .Gould ,t IflaM
nA . w* " t «"
tomptalnca with th# war rf- •
! Dot!.' rt p it hit mlmJ. w m ll L ,-H
N AN C Y G R O W E R !?!. . . ,AI. ‘ aV’ , - v ir ,. . . Stulent Councll n t r r ir v o f A m . i c a n o v
teach.
tnd tho laws nf the state. I l
11
tii,r» in \nlnT
t a x imsut
rrqarnt nn,| ( r.!' r if the \V».|! Were IhfJ rjiiltlrcn nf !!.* will#!
IgUt, Importast that beys ho
(VIAFTKM I TUT OF 1»U
R AY B U R N ha, * dsto whh A N N " ‘V / V - V " n .T M tVM i I a u M '
Dvpurimmt to I*lryllit pn f . ;
it thorn thing* iu that they
I
V/l*.*c;KNS
for
th
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iunthall
ennuj
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KOTICB
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IIK IIK IIY
tlltWN,
tuiTtfrmt»r» iu
Thai Msrcsrat U Manning holder
be betlrr ri{tllpped for the
that they think Pibyi!i&lt; v:it I
1 Friday, rll«?ht, to t thiit'a not Vrcir-j '
Uf
Taa
('•rllfle
s
t*
No.
I
l
l
,
tsauad
¥
|fifMa her tpcbiilml &lt;(tl.Yvtlun ni d |
. i v N A N C Y C U L l.t'll any, for|
! WenWore Ur* llvcj t»f thf* norlil i
lb* lih duy ot August A. lx. IM*.
D ILL KAHLK
haa
filed
aam*
la
toy
uffle*
and
(It* d(Jf|((l t&lt;! pk'.thtf
has elhrr fish tn fry. • • • S . I I . S .
O llS C r V C S
has mad* application for a Isa
nu&lt;h a poiH.nn
t VKI.YN
MATHEWS
n r l*
1
wu v
"
Tbt* t *11 nf urn? fium
cnj* l hi
deed
lo
bo
i*aued
thereon.
Hr
If
In win In? w»r.
, G LE NN LIN G E R |mv • n (tnndhs-j
if'*mw?
reitlrtrata embrace* th# foltowlm
She ha« my !»1i -ln^
d* art I bed property In th* Caual*
Jni il&gt;jn|| in irnitLlvd } &lt;t ih pi * 'A r t* ervry Prlilsv night. . .Not;
nr Hatnlnola, mala ot Florida, U
Jsmt-a Smith 4
f il
lo t "'
D A Y P H N E CO NAI.LV
Jn observation o f Constitution wit:
Lmdt*rg&lt;j Rt*y
„t„i D O N ALD H U B IU R I) ‘ g t i t ' Day the llrst stheduled H.H.S.
It© I inn* Iri n tiiomi fit ! ♦ 1J n
Lot &lt; R u rtts Il.mmoek |&gt;tat
will h e l p i t s i
ill I in vn*n.
■ h.se (quit# a
funk I !'* ■ » I##.
Vocatle n il Reloot ennitl.
on *,« b 't h # D 'l program o f lh# 1B42-43
!
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I
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n
.
Ui-ri.i
Tn*
u .rH m .n ta of lh* u U pro­
, Lh&gt; r
f f lutk I. '
to the prrienl lime I*
'! * ' seirxd
w i i held last Kriperly under tha aild rartlflcsl*
riKjt, tnirtk .*
, nm 4&gt;t*
i i-&gt;
! Ixtvn, but H AR PE R is ilay at 2,00 (M l.
teeued sra* In tho H*m* of Jtlfbard
V#f&gt; l#w Inal year »ludrntr| Now rnay ih&lt;I , O ltlE N , he's m ly to IV , Sir*. Jsrkstm b-d the school la titepheneonMhIlirmtiIk i.u
back, brrau.a mo.I uf tSrm
I'nUaa 'a*ld e*rtlflealo *b*1l be
Em i
.Tkt- usual fuitrsomo* - singing "The Star Spangled Ban­
sreordln# to taw. lh*
^working. A number uf I Item
'til ihr
h’ m
MAHJUIUE JON Kb I HKD DV- ner" and “ God Hlt-v* America.” redeemed
property
thrreln will bo sold lo
'working at tbs Air Hast nr
nriic* -W h in
"'tN.
M AR Y
R ABUN.
DUB
ild not haltered hy i%n
Olin King and several o f hi* lha hlahear Mdder Si Ihs court
, tn Washington In Civil Service
It hr-.int !*#•
I PPS— will be stt.ndinv the earn" Amtrtrnn History students— Msry houso do„r on th* flral Monday In
the lie,
iU r of i&gt;* i»
. ■.1 hr (day night. .
CAI.D- Jam' Itshnolte, Betty Doris Wi|ll- lh* m„nlh or October, l i l t , wblrh
Bui tivijiR In |N*a«r.pi (iu*l v
Is lh* tlh day o f Oalobar, IS41.
ra a n glad to vrlcom * I*,
A I ' l l has n (Into with GENE nm}, Ruy Fox, Uob Crumbly, ami
u
to
he.
Imted tbla 1yd day of gapltmf to our s^he^il, who &lt;
: itA I’ RIKGN for the game, (th# Eduard Whit# — told what the her. I»H .
Sara tots a r t T. I
O. P. IIKILNDON.
I
iirkv
g
e
y
),
.
'.Why
I
j it that Constitution meant to them.
. Ft- Latulcrdsle U
Clerk Circuit Court. Semi­
j
STENSTROM v ,m'l go
Tlic candidates fo r this year's
the duration.
County, Florida.
1!M &gt; FootbnH^Tenm ' m lh. dime •to e e !*'' Could M cheer leader* were presented by ONflrlalnole
Beall
none t lx ituilenl* «hu t o
'i,'i.usc ,rf ,hn| darlvn A**. Mbr* Catherine Takath.
The tfi»che©i »*. . mint*I- I »•»:j
* other
towns are:
Kntli
These
Shapes l^ j Nicel&gt; M» .n r . IRIR A L L I S O N ? !!? ? ! nineteen candidates led the school
K o r ir H o r A r P L ir A n o .i r om
w\\ • '
d u n .j j
from
I'oinptnn,
Kl*.; had v a i k » D j i
TAX DKCD
if t iunirner,
IT H I.E E N B R Y A N T and JAN E j cheers lo prove their ability
Jtriorlo Sullivan, from ill
fiiir r K n tro r o r im
M(h*»I»h
(hr*
(V
ilify
I
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V
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I
m
JleLfert
hlrtrii-,
fild*:
l i f t . Onnlr
D.
Vickery.
C F N ^ oN 'S hiarls at,- in ItnV
t!m(ng
N
o
m
a
s
hi
ii£ i&lt; m ir
ui\nc&lt;.
ml
wording
o
f
the
hniidirapfH’Tl h
•&lt;&gt;
/ f * :-MIW ilg h s m
from true H t lRlfiU rf- f;f.
hat ,M |» 0mllh hold»r * f Tat
Wr knew hnw they hale che,'11 n fori and '
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uo. iatlnr.lt,n l "
ht I VI A,
n , MARJORIE JONES
.*.»&gt; . |1f i!ir«’r ti‘*n
&lt;
«U&gt;
*C A u C u b I A. l » .
1139, hBB
trnitrn. **ur ill .it *
.»• ki ii JrSpring*.
t i S l ' H In - l e c t i -■ ■ ,•11 -yislla- « ]
filoil
asm*
in
mr
and
ha#
nf
d
Mrt.nu/hl
■
Ot Pearson did r&gt;nt, n. refurt- the $;rt%r I t»l tl- i1 M V* It ■ITiF:t;i •*1•
»«*«!• M-i'He* ([ «n for ,i u ii
I I) w 'th N E11 pi '\V KLI*.|
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•
rn t ” . u k .,
go lo^tfdlrpe. In-U-ai^ .he’s l». i ‘ . M »* I » hm l*#u#4 th«r#on, tuid c*rti.*&gt; 1' • 'I
nijl 1’&lt;!*»
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« t Hiatt sir y g v i
n*!'J f* .** I*t*S
h
/ ; s ^ - T; ; - , ^ s j g tn t0 M e n Ith B o n r d
H a lt • fjsk'fBr*a Hi#* r»3ln»wiQf Jidfdlmvf (he tine Fur th* i•
r-Ul*** i&gt;roft#rly In th* (V.*ntjr &lt;f
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Hfn I • *j.f Jflor Ida, |b-p1|.
31rtnp Hat *r■i,,i i -1
Mitt ( a l l '
stodell* Tor the Red Grewa.
II#II MK t&gt;F, A*&lt;f|Jtin f t fiiwnI II William-, Kd D#t,iel«. I.roj
and Iflfttliui! v. d«
'LinitVM
J.
1UII I* k.iHitttJte frnchei nil 'f' I . » ■
•
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IM
to o th H i n e t i f E m I,
1 ',„,r and Ralph Wnifei Sntne
*——
—
Mi * * (Yf I.-•©ll kt««tlft»jr (il« ,
•. t f t ? i a | f
i
while Mr*. Ilk! aril Vrc- H r &lt;1 R k f-ia t n l i i Hu ?
Mtn W H l&gt; rh H l . ll rh W
&lt; .— *nl..r.T" I'm glad that I'm I
n&gt; M ARJORIE JONES
11«* i•
1Hi? i *■|e nm* ufir t w
e*iurk*nin tilt
M l rh H lu d * « r « * t K fc ch R
Cla rn Mrl-ch. I lain
. t ir&gt; «t, that.
.1 give y, it lh,"Will t was It like tn ba X-rsyl i l t rli 0 i,.t| cd, t Acr#i
i -rt t u In, t a /
dr j l l i n * ,
M r i. tiu ia ft*, s
. » ■ . n d It
In Dsyluna.
Th* i H t u m i n l i o f th * kald prw* . .t ci Mule of lb&lt; in unvnt--| d p " "D id it h u r t!" These wero
Ictorv Clssi, u hi-h ! c. nltiify trarh^j„ « ,d Mi ■ Elfiu i * r k 1 t w d j t m t f f M i n i ( h e f
u n d tr (h #
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and
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stpi*
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the
questions
asked
aftar
lurid * llttltj over j week
w h b In
l h * rvatn# o f H a r y
m cl
F
W I'.LCIIEI. . .Hv’ thc way M A R Y ; Mr. ,'lrKny announced thst th# I * o ' l u n i r .
go. If wrltl.ig over « llu uoru. ( e a r l i e r * fe | H p r t t h * » * v 5lr a H o r « i i .il p in l rhnpie
* v !»*.• T»r ■t
F r id a y SL-i •
tmi ltun.
l rnl»BB BMld c e r t lf if B t M t h a 11 ti*
a .\N W E IX H F .L seems lu h a velS t*!- Ilnsril of Health truek was
^Rgut However, th# rtlctnilo” llAyttma
rrdBFmtd ftrm rU In c
(o |»P,
th#
MUs L'Ura r iU lfiile ti, F ftsl
ttjn I* very eaajr. They #*jLulity and quantny'!’
Kvrrv|KtT' to s-rny the studrtil*.
l» r o p # r iy t h # r « l n w i l l b# void
lo
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lo Arrt.r anyt.dng tt th#- mart fkfigHsF Itac'ii'i,
i i-iuht h rdln ntid ilifftrrnt ilntrj
A* rnrh r lf.s was asked to r»- tha h l f h r w l b i d d e r ml fh# rou rt
b y jC b m tm*.. Why ahuulin! while iri Fiiihftlii* i'ntk wltn Hr ’
- Wo .art uriderstiic:d ll.*t shi'-j ptrt the ill .pence grew more h o u » e d o o r o n l h # f l r » i JkloodBy in
gang spend three hour, i hrothr*
r.il!) nne tote girl
The answer Jten-s a* tho Ifnas lenrthenefl. Aa l h » m o n th o f O c t o b t r , H U whic h
dmjr o f &lt;&gt;*tob#r. |»l|.
&gt;!1m llktft, aahu hi*
Ak
el***.
llil?h School Students i-. s leiy's amt et* t's priiyer i1'j racv .itudrnl entem l the truek he I# UI h» I»»» dl l hIhl#
Jnl day o f H tp ln fl'
h
f»
I
(leorru
lr
.
«.»*!
t»t,j:pri..
Pmctor, y ho w *« A
! r-iw a leittle of p-rjiynle. , ,S.■■j l.srf a borrlflwl espression but L»r, |b« S
try,
ut
Ti!
hj
Afimyitir
A
re
Issued
Text
Poohs1
t i i nhl
O f*. I I K I t . M i O N ,
,
tcu
loter^
I've
gpi*
tiy
Rt'
get
w
ts
^
T
ie
came
out
he
wore
an
Puke tiff iviri slly in *
!g down
CTrrh circuit o#art, h#ra(' tnIn.Oh. VH, a word nf-'ejire*alnn nf relief.
Il wasn't
nol# &lt;*11001);, F lo ri d a,
C.
MLJIkca
By V i r g i n i a K r . u . r
] Monrlnc t you l&gt;nys--lhv Nm al rmlly so had stepping before the (X&gt;ffleUI h#AI,
Mi«n fluth llpn lt ■f i
you d on 't. mis* - ■her |, I;T l. ritiit. t--st liod.s i n s issti- I t'ad fi- will In. hero In two weeks.1 machine— cl Irk—and ll was all
li*l
Jk'pfirtmuni,
ni
tl
hi
i
much, Hut ure'll try lo hair
e*| T u etflt) &lt;• ill l he •ltidmif* j
nOTK'H o r M t l T U f l SALK
lw*|trr 1m- *v*t*rt Ic» \ "’ir
Irr, N'ftreY,
■ilh
fey yen next a •*«.
•if Hamln 1" lliah Srh **d
thwh
NirriCB la
Miiiitsnr
ii i v k n
I.r*:*- ••VCIUXL HK .SOfl-'
' O tllE JU N E BURDICK In N rw Ji'ttrti. W ...I*- G
Thai pursuant lo rtn .l
lu rn s
r-tndrnt
i-"
i
I
hi.
funk*
t:
im ih inrcral t t Ip ta ^
rendered by the ftrrell Court of
•lynlne I
nr .or . fruiit
Hemtants Cuonty. riarlda. la that
Citv*
which i* ki-iil [ v Hr* tenther. tin
certain rasa*
tl.eretn
p*siiln«
.M r*. C filh i/ flp e
W tiiie
wherula m u r r S'CliKllAI, flAV.
this form t. UfillEs th.- eimdi*
wrhn tear he a Civ i x and
IN
il»
A
Nil
IJOAN
AWWrCIATION
tiou of tl r *■
an I - . - i t mrsa11ialory, wus m «f r itnj j
o r anMiNoi.H tyiuNTr. a eor,brr. On .ttfiiii'g Hu- fnrin. the
ration sndsr the law* of th*
ttod Rial** or America, la I'tsjaslLiIm t i ' liohl nspv'i'ible for
; T b » student* o f Sentinels High
and UAItY KlJJttt UAftDRN
the rf million " f Hie huok nt tile
'.Ml I fh IvMi wish to wokome to IM ttrr,
(formerly U A IIT BU.RN WAI^
end of the year
* „ i mmntunlty Mrs, T . E. Jackson, K BItl. Individually and as AdA ll » I n d e n t w l
have out lieen
mm!® ill rector, end Mi.s Carolyn mlnlairatrls or the Relate or Hey­
ward Walker.
deceased*
and
enrolled tv V ein • High Scbtuil
the Tolly, Horn* Economics teschsr. olhera
aro Irersadanl* ihs undsr*
before, must l iuiii i . Igiuvl *1*10.
Mrs. Jackson ’ Is a graduate of slaed aa tpeelal Waaler will with*
mil i. hie h be
irse
University.
She taught la I he Ia n I hoar* of •,]* on
in lin e thst
rll, ■nt ftecalur Collvgn In Doeatur, Monday, tho tih day of Ortober.
1*1*. st tha front door of th*
Stale lioohs.
and i Trta*. fo r several year* before court
lions* or Remiaota Conaty.
•) tint book*
l„ t ! corning to Hanfortl.
Florida, at Koarord. rloHds. offar
lire M AN'S ADVANCING C IV ,)cr
Mlv» Tally lv a gradust* of far M l* a ad a*n io th* hlghodt
l e i l bidder lor raah th* fol11.11’. A l l' &gt;N l,y ( 1.1 ..... p. rkln.
Hi riila State College, for Women, and
low lag daacrlhod loi. place, ■ or
wlilrh will In- «u I in the World
ihr Slur lived In Adel, Georgia liefer# Re real of Uad alliuto I* Hemlnol*
Cnuaty. Florida, to-wlli
llltlo ry . clu.iu* and the English
Inwksj ENGLISH IN AC TIO N ,
..1* , l b ”
* f m iA ir aecoydlad lo plat thereof
b y - J. ( ’ . Trr-tsler.
Those ttkt
record ad Ig Plat Hook I
tamki bs*o Tmt yrl %rilvcJ.
» f ! » • „ INhlle llnaorda of

LEGAL .NOTICES

• Constitution Day

. Vocational .School

Summer Experiences
Related By Teachers

Offers T. B. X-Rays

iman Welcomed
ly Upperclassman

S.H.S. Piiniln Select Two New Teachers
Five Cheer Iucadors Added To Faculty

Bald del* la ho hado to astlafy
tho terms at a.id decroo.
JA trtd a. « j ia h o ,n, in.
. R . " E T i* 1. Hseter.
onto a . iP n K it. in.

Faculty Hides Hikcn
To School At S.II.S
id
k
A .

To

A lth o C lfh

th e

IiK iv

y rlld W

m©n

la te makinR ll laugh to gyl new
At
, |llrgSi the nr Mu r am) m - tbort
iv iC C I egi'S rnu-i' phnty uf vrrjrryj but
1tho faculty ■f old KJl.S. won't
E n cou ra ged
nnkUdag lUunl them, not even
The ft r it Segiloo.o Jliyh
l
. Rcho-ilrbl
,
...
...
1 ).,■•* hiAiw-, people
V. T. A. meeting o f the )&lt; rr w!H' *ha J »,,,
Oi-e
lldlng blrnelp* tu w h oul nnd
be h*M at the school Oct. fl at
vbt'Wbnv. Among
thoiv
seen
it * ! W rite I \Vr*te! This I* 3:30. A ll payahts an- invited .&lt;•&gt;
MMkslifV*
In Mist
U lxl Hand's
UmiAU attend. Th# ufflrcrs fur the ruin- eheerfully. pushing along are i Sav.
oprs In
fersor 0 . H. McKay, Ml** Ruth
i clast every d«yHand, Mi*a Earle, and other*.
pose o f this d a s l I* to
td newt to the pubUe
way that everyone will
t Is hhiipenlog Ip th#
dent body. The bicycle rack# are
,B«mlno(d County,
rapidly filling up while tho pork*
w t r re millions which
Iny. lot In back of tha&gt; (th iol- Is
-kttd tha schrdutto of
bommlng nearly drsarted.
e High sanion, only
Hrntries bring patriot* and conrt taking the course
itrvln g ftrr our srmtd ftrvet. tyvlbig is hire, healthy, GDIs » b o
dream about becoming ■ Grt-aot'
M sry Rsliuii. VlrUn#d Venue hr-1 boya who-'wish
(O v e r m a n ,
far the Ilereth t physlput "tah
Warrvn Dm*.
start
putllog dieatn* end wish#*
ami.*!*/ 1__
Into reality by ertlln *., Comt oft
kids, Cte|e for victory!
*
By M A R Y E LLE N W IL L IA M S

ly English Teacher

or.LERY FEOH vs. p a n t h e r s
By RABBIT

K

leaders were (elected from a
group o f boy* and girls like j
these, un fgll etn» that w * will
have some good nevy y ell, and
some wonderful cheer practice,
M A R Y E L L E N W IL L IA M S . I

STUDENTS THINK

NOTICM OF AFPtlCATlO X FOB
TAX UKKII
m A P T » B it svt o r i#aa
NtrricK la i i e i i x n r
m viw ,
That Arthur dear#* holder of Taa
CarllfMat* No. SOS, Issued Ihs 4th
day « f Asgust A. U. 1*1*. ha*
Iliad soar* Tn my erne* and haa
aud# aypllraUen for a U a deed
to be laaued tberoa. BeJd rartlft-eala embrare* lh* (ollowlna deterlhad proparty In th* Coaaty
of llaailnul*, dial* of Florida, towll I
■ IT# of I f * f t of NH 1-1
of N K 'l-t nr NB 1-1 lieelhm : i
Towathlp I I flouth, liana* »
Fast I Arran
The atereamrala of too aald pro*
rty under lb* aald rartlflral#
urd wsa In lh* aam* of IL J.
Nawlaa.
t’nleee aald rertlfleal* /hall he
redetme.1 arenrdlna to l i e , Ihs
properly therein will be e-,M l «
lbs Mpheet bidder st Ihs court
hour* dour on tbs first Monday In
tha month of Oefohar, I t iL which
la |be Dh day of tviober. ISIT.
I.sled tbla frd day ot Haplamher. i*ll.
O. P. IIKIINDON.
Clerk Circuit Court. Semi­
nole County, Florida.
(Offlelsl heal)

C

0 oTicf* o r

A r rie ir A n o s r r o w
' TAX UNRII
(iiA r r K u tr u v o r i m
h o t ii i : la
iiH itc n r
on m
ThMt Jack U v r in r * and HUwhr
U w r iii'f, hi# wife, l» W t f
«f
« - l l T »i rtrtirirAlt Na. »», *•butd lha 3rd day of AafttK A* l&gt;.
t i l l , ha* flltd tain# In my ®fHc*&gt;
and hat mad* * pnltc#I Ion for *
( mv &lt;J#rd to be I U*d |h#rMOn
fUtd e*rt1flejBt« #m.br»ci« lh« fnl*
lutvlim Ocarrlbecl |&gt;rofMprtF In th*
Oninly nl KcmlooU, ta li of Flo*
rid*. («» wll
It 1-1 of U&gt;l I mock U Tier
II. Kanford.
Th# ■■immrntB of th* paid pro*
P+Hy under lha aald cerllflfBl#
Innurd •• • In lh# name of Ufl*
known.
I'nhM Bald centrical# ahall b«
th I mitiH nccordlnc
t*&gt; U « .
lh*
I«rc»j**rty |h#r#ln will b# aald to
lh# hltfh#H *bldd#r at th« rmirt
Houbm door on th# flral Monday In
lh# month uf 0*&gt;lot»#r. IHS, which
la lh# Ith day of October, 19(3
Ih lH (hi* 3rd day of 0«pi«fn*
btr, IMS.
« P. IIRItHDOH.*
I’lerk Circuit Court. H#mlnolr ruanty. Florida.
(Official Heal)
S O TIIT!

of

A P rielC A T IO T
t a x liHrat

&lt;11 tp rr.lt IT45T OF IM1
N tm rE IS IIKKCIIY
UIVJN.
That
T b*
llh
h«#
kt!M

ll# 1*1# (1. I i u a « « l l h o ld e r o f
(Vrllftcoit# N o 111 I b# u #i | lh#
d«)r Of A u f u i (
A. I I ,
1»&lt;«.
filed M m * In my o f f l r # mod
mad# ■ p p l l r a t l o n
fur * l a v

dat'd to ba iBPUBtl |htr#»n.
r# rt Jf! rata

e m in rn

th#

the student o f 8. II. 8 ,
i.tbank Lha Civic Group d(
L tor this fine (Rib bouse
i t i e gUd that it will ttoy

*&lt;#t, Shirley Eoholtl
l.-jeftt,
Gerald
Wi
Gladys Sm ith,,Jerry

S &amp; ’ ffi ^

Mlldrctl DtguM ' Mis# U u n Chi'

Children Accident
Policy
from sge 2— At rvxluevd
1 Mtelicml espense* $500.

rates!

2 Monthly (Inability $50.
3 Optinnal lump aam at *g#

tto.ooo.

Tor additional Information

folhiw lny

$ o i U cleaned—-Carth and c a r r y ____ 65c

WE DELIVER
A S K A B O U T O U R E C O N O M IC A L
L A U N D R Y S E R V IC B

Bring In coal hanger* for ff*rmtnls—w* can't get «njr more!

110 E A S T S E C O N D b T .

Classified
B U S IN E S S B E ilV I C V

i i '- j a u a ;
• *■ »* • » * * « i f Kellie
■aid MfUfleat* shall hk

UOUSwlOLlJ

funds!

18

4 Aeciilsnt death benefit $1,000.00

"Now that cooler weather Is cn the way.
your .husband wUI b . T O t j n g ^ j . Y f f J h l j i
heaeifr suits.
His suits will wear longer
If you have them D RY C LE A N E D .
Thu
fabric will ba freshened up and our pressor*
will retet the'tailored smartness- Wouldn't
you Uke to surprise him by putting his
winter suits In perfect condition!”

T JSSSl
Addltlan

u s a . 'f : , u ‘ h “ i i . * 5

K

iHol'il

I f A ir u n n o s
trog LAKE HART CELERY MUCK
T A X IIKRI*
LANDSe—Ready
to
Plow.
t w a stsst o r i s m
Water for Irrltstloei. N o drain,
10 HKHCDT
flivint,
age tax, g u m n U w ) title. Hale
M
Kalahari
balder
T a * c e n t float * rr*. h i t ,
125.00 prr sera— Rental |S.OO
' ttt * * r ■( Jaty A. t).
ITS K m
cultivated In IMS.
flltd name la say afflra
■»»0s. appKeallea far a
h* “ fS?* thayaaa.
b ta - g ll:
|l*-

A rp ia ifA T io jr r o *
TAX IIKKI)
&lt;Tf AI*TV:i(. I74AT o r t m
HOTIt'H IS IIKICKUr
OITOf.
That Arthur Ucorira holdar •!%
T.tv rartlflcn lf Ho. tkt. Uadad tha
tih dor Of Aucuat A. p . It t t baa
file drnrtio In ray offtca and kau
mod* application for « t*x daod
(n ba Uaued « haroan. (Uld cartlfl*
rat« embrneca lha follnwlnw
•cfibcd properly In th# c5#untF
of Seminole St*t«i o f Florida# tow it:
H I U fl. of H l i t ft. of W it
of KU P i of NH 1-4 Section
IS, Tow nth Ip f f flouth* ftnng#
30 Kait. I Acrao*
Th# nuuEmtaU o f tha sold t r t rty under th* M id carllffcota
»*r#l wiub In |k* nnm# of |l# J#
Ne wIon.
I'nlBBt u M certlflrata ahall h i
r#t(#*mrcl *rct&gt;rdlhC to JftW, lha
property thartin will ba paid to
lh# ItIb he* t bidder nt CIimo court
fioua* door on tha fl rat Monday In
ihc month i*t Oct«bar,, t i l l , which
I* th* S(h day of Octobar, 1143.
l»M|er| Ilila 3rd day o f Saptambrr. IM *
U. V. milUNDOK.
Clark Circuit Court* t*m l«
no I# county* Florida.
(Official H#al) 1)

d#«wrrfb#d ftmparty In lha l*o a nt y
nf HtinJnol#, Ktata of Pborkda. i«*

3!3HCSKE

through the long summer

M ill

c o u rts o r

Garug*.
storage.
H lSCKLlaANBblJB

�TK 24. 1942.

THE SANFORD HERAT.D, 8AVF0RI). n.ORIDA
Letter Writing Of
\\ ife Is Confusing

ive Nazis Back

•Cftir® of
Mirage
mah-Io-mitn:
CTtnUa artl men «n both side*;
wrre dying- by the thoutaiul* un­
der I he debris.
LSe great Yolrm city the
The German* often made minor
tain goal o f HlUtr’ a newr.t irmlns in daylight ami abandoned
n , lUU eluding hta grasp. them at night, w id e
Russian
Jtwwt o f Stalingrad "our ..........................................
. . . rant
....
reinforcemenU^ rea ch in g t'le
of ine
the Volga
Volga crossed
cro.»cd inio
Into
• continued
— •” '* "aellre
V * ’ ". "operation.
r ~ V ,: r . »|ank
* ” « °*
made
headway” Jthho» ! “the
- city at night -to raid -*
m ad« tome
some headway."
the
imunlque u ld . The main Ger enemy flanks. They
hire
capi .lege array, estimated l ' lured several streets and buildMO men, broke Into Stalin- | -|ngi
. « r&gt; in those night sorties, front
| from that dlerction •nd
r —* dispatches said*
counter-olfemlve at IU rear
T!io entire city was reported t*l

flank waa believed endanger- j be ah cndlei srnes of tnncheij
IU lu prly line.
.and tank harriers,-onto which the,
erman
.u
arourul
Mo*- - •s—
—u lU —
—
- j civilians1 hour ho Id goods
were1
l«
Grouiy oil he.ped. Red Star eald the ™ndla tn
In the Caucaim
Cauc.rue, and near, baa* went *o tllek that not .ven
&gt;n*ih In the upper
Germin tank shell. could pierce
&gt; were repuUed, th. _________
»ald. Four regtmenU o f Gert Infantry, mpported by 75
U, a tucked near Voroneih but
r withdrew, leaving 100 dtid,
/ b four-hour battle with Jtuai artillery, mortar* and air-

A policeman poke, .round a stream near Brdfonl Vill.ce, N. V a t the
ipot where the body of 7-ye.r-old Margaret l.yneh we ' found. In the
background officer. *urround the child'. ntullUtrd b «ty. Some hour*
later, .earthing firemen came upon the body of IIrlen Lynch, 8. H .rg »r*t'a (liter, on ■ .w.inpy ihote of Krnileo He-tvolr. I’olice »vy Hint
Edward llatcht, 17. of .Stamford, Conn,, confr »»r,| hr o&lt;hi init ted lbs
brutal slaying4 aft- r luring the m ie n Into n ••Icn »'&lt;•!* inn wngum

WHERE CUSTOM Kits' Si

or Round Steele !■
MAYONNAISE
pts 25c — qts 43c

is a s s s

tea f« * » .urate

DESSERTS &amp;
GELATINS
4 pkgs, 20c
veiliTK

hoi

ilK N S

Roof Tongues

an

Evaporated MILK
6 tall cans 45c

\\ II

Daisy ( licrso

FRUITS &amp; VEGETABLES Hours Fresher

Pork ifiirtsl

Na I

iPotatoes, Factory Packed, 10 lbs.
Yellow Onions, 4 lbs.

27c
UK-

Fresh Green Beans, 2 lbs.
. .
'Fresh Tomatoes, 1-lb carton
Fresh Green Cabbage, tb
[Fresh Prunes, lb ................

25c
12c
4c
10c

Idaho Baking Potatoes, 3 lbs.
Yellow Squash, l b ...........
[Codking or Eating Apples, 4 lbs.
N.
Sweet* Potatoes, 4 lbs.

17c
10c
25c
25c

IW M

K w w l w Cm .

ll,lr

*

&gt;A&amp;P CORN, 2 no. 2 cans

. I i k»•

S lic e d

w iim

Wi

27c Tripe, l»/2lb can 37c

I Lba tVIlaw'. riekteW

T n* J a r

99c Pigs Feet....... 15c

t I I I WIUw'l

31c Mor, 12*oz can . 33c
23c Kited Meat

Lieu ten an t 1 tHnuumdtT 01 Waxes
Advocates l ,n '\:T s s ix p Etlu a
l| II.'I.A I II T

..

35c

Chuck Roast lb 27c
Rib-Roast, lb
39c
im*.i
Beef Stew, lb .. 13c
....

W m Ih v

Pork Chop, lb 29c
i*nk
Bacon Square lb 19c
Weiners, lb

25c

» fill .

etle rdu alktr

3 lb can
p t| .r 21c. qt |ar 33c

S i j n as h, 2 Hi
r

,

■ hi i »l i

( ;trrots. 2 lit

? i-1*- Iw lt it

of 1lie .-I u-wtlmi.l

njt Itn
t ra m
I heir

In.

n o

mid now

A oicrK .n

.

.ill

*hi 'I1 '

wo m en for ....

in* l irr.nrtmil wm
Shr i- r.»v . hou r for Wimtm
t l»

Moi ih

Abo.il ten vrni*
fter n '
broke itie irodition.l rprtl
fixe.1 iji'.k* b ' Inmini rsitieni
her pan nt* i . . ruled lo take to
f rr~i *e*—n| |n l ‘ rnnkl,n t"
private iwhuol In Chicago,1 pari I.
private

k

HooI.

Rank Observe tl When
Walking With XVA AC

made

cailcr to gel into college.
F rie r.1* begpeil'h«r*|&gt;liW*M»
to do it. Tt : y .tUt t'le "radi »l
ichmil would m in the child t'1
• trail, it imwiibly U rwpunvibb
for .erne of ber ruccru In e.lu&gt; &gt;.
tlon ilnce ihe rh.ngnl from pm d
to' the ti.cher &gt;ide of (c'loolm.

Pea Soup
lln rn tw n l

71:t
«•

I I*

s’ »

l.4 M r«lw i

Saltines

I ’ &gt;&lt;

gokely Spinach

I.m

Xn. a

Palm olive Soap
R egular 3 for l l)c

Old Dutch Cleanser
3 for
[rite n i l given lor
for" preparing I nkr«l

a re
pirkb

llkwl roller* tearhltog best of *11 orafcr' ilire*. Fach treatment o
*nd knaw tb * needed more »ehnol- m nl. • orange it alillng In-u1*. l&lt;
lag to do lb
,
•
injur
Bh* did w tll a t h*lng a dttoh at
Centra College.
Danville.
K ywent o ff later to Colombia .Unb
vrialtv and th*
U irinreU y
nl
Chicago to g «t an M. A. Hho took
a turn nt b*(n« *X(C 0tl«c nSntoin*.-

LlCdAL NOTICES

.'.•saiTciK -*

20c

Mortons Salt
I

l.fc. Multi t it le *

71Ac

,

Butter Beans
fH

10c

Sliced R eels

10c

t lub Crackers

l l l i r t r iM t

Kraut (limit 3)
I liiliH fs

(tin

Hll««4 M I raikrt)

|-.M&lt;r Beftr

Qm m .

,f Salad Dressing, pint L5e

T hu Mill e*rb nf &gt;no are hereby
W.tin. I *n* rettatred In preue.r

Cheese Food........ 15c

TATfi.

arty

tj »l r n »

.m l

g .tu a a *.

whirl.

r « v «r either of you. m.y !»•»»
* «a i» - l Ih* e * t .l. *| It V K IW I
I lt fu n 'l. I .l* &lt;f N l'l tbiaair to

j &amp; ’&amp;ewir
W bW t eon.
I lnt*re*te.l

* ..........
Ik*

S•n writ
p lag,w am]I *
or M . l d e n e * and

Snowdrift

I Pineapple no. 2 .... lHl^c

i n . r t t y n m n a *nir runw i u i i m i v i i m m * im ••&gt;:mv m i *
v&lt;i v i ** t
a* to r.»-

to

railed

121jt

Spaghetti

Hbe directed g ir l.' work In .
Chicago
Fre.byteri.n r thurch
taught rconomlc* and
anclology
lit n T rn n m e a eolleg*, *tom&gt;el

ling

1 i .. -

Jmrta

P. C. Flour
!| a iik rf

t

'M M

ll&lt; *ai«aia i

Ilk S t iff

4 rolling ilnne rtianntcr T t * '
not Irur
Rather
It
reft.- ■
Conmuufdei M rA fcc’i curly elu
ration in tp.kinw Ih* m oil •&gt;!
moinerii H r*t .a * taught In &lt;
lllinol* Iran ding .chool 'alter
t"ir a Thi Beti Kappa at V a . ■« ■
thru profeiaored at tb* proy-n &gt;
»lV* FranrU Faikt-r .chool, whi.li
tb . had tltcncdad,

tit* thought

TO W ELS
12-oz. Swifts From 33t

Her ratter .h o w . a m eet*-'
of pontintii which could Iro)o *’

s r .v

T IS S l !■:.

IH

A
cine

5 lb* 18c, 10 lb* 33c, 20 Iba 63e

i * "-1* ♦

Lettiif**. - l " r
gWrart **l»V
Tomatoes. - 'bs
JHit- t I
Limes, do/.

h K K M Iin

U ttftd K r a lm ii

&lt; :i 111i I low e r ,

Yum*. I Ots.
ijM i'

.*

A frr
prw grv-Mve n h c o l I
Hut th e lender ..I the W A V I . s
ihe n * i v w . . une nf tl i r*"
t ry '* i
p u m U in pr.*

..c a u &gt; «

Club Steak, tb

I I M l |e I I V *

! ’ h n t&lt; 1h in ts , !!&gt;

Roll linttcr. M&gt;

Ui.tr

. rnmm

r_VhU3g g M i w a u w *
r^- ^ -uminMVI WWx2n
{
ritm .w o n i .y

FRIDAY ON1A

W A S H I M i T O N . Sr pi li
Wl
»lv m ,
. .ll. il I
i-nniil . ..n.ar.t'r Mil.lfi 1 It

6c Karo, V/2 Jar .... 17c
l-W M l
25c Oil, »/2 gal........49t

R '(•&lt;»'»

i .C O N , lb.

ll&lt;

APRICOT NECTAR, 46-oz can

mw. I h

Wesson Oil

[ I 09. IM Kraft

j Apricots 2Va.......... .

15c

.

Syrup l !/2 ............. 9c
2 lbs 90-100 Prunes 20c

tteoe- of

or ihl. nolle-,I
W
latat* the plae-j
•an* eh.It

t .. ( fi r * eJ 4r .ee ,

. fhall b* ew*rw

amrai." ..r at- j

w i* T tirr «m w,

WTO fid";

* ill*

Gloss Starch .... 3 for 10c
Ctn. Safety Matches 7l*
------ T . / . . . _______________ -

| BIGHT TO U M T ia

«5SflS

-l

*H;

�ft*

1'

.----- —

___

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T H I BANFOBD HERALD, BAHFORD. FLORIDA

T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 24, 19(2 *

in the tin t ef • eerteo &lt;4 tkrtw

twice age but Clemaon.
Rodina Coach Jack Mt [&gt;&gt;•*,;
wiD spring new formations i t : m
Preibyterian'i * T " ia the real year. In past seasons an all-o.
McCoy, an adoption of the forma­ exponent o f the double win,:
tion that Clark Shaughnesay made hack, McDowall has adopted tbr
famoui at Stanford. Lent year, • ingle wing and the ahtrt pu.it
the Presbyterian manetivtrt scor­ formation* to take adrantag* tit
ed at least two touchdowns erery the capabilities o f te n * of h..—
game, despite the fact that they outstanding backs.
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faced atch foea as Clemaon and
Saturday night's gams i n n
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tart Saturday. | at S ilt.
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tiy a i e o r c hao at rig h t halfbark.
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n.. •urthtr hi went ,' k b e fe . of 14 to G.
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it.r* .. became iou i o. hi* .-n
Itslr.ed out prsetiecs wrre u l d , r |l,,pr *..mc change will hare l .
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l a*l year to have Iren m p o m b . I’’ * mad* in the rcbedulc o f fub l « f r the d e l r s t , but la&gt;t n ignt.
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LaU ad Stanford l-arry) &gt; ljr l’h*ll
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Pahwftt

Tomorrow nlfht at 0:00 o'tlockTll'iard.; Hilly Jobn*on. Ilrrm m
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K, mi note tlloh Sohuol FUld Hrrmlrjr and Eujrrn* p in «lt(ar/
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10 .’ . wher Char.*) Kob, r i.. « - , With Srhool will i l . r t when » flutmr. Hob t'rumlry, llrrio n Hi rarlft heeli o f eight o f the fa ll1 rn i- in S li '•rrr.ee'. y im f " l-i. H ind of b n f , tr a p p y Crlerj; burn and Hill -Hlrincrr ai rod*: r ’ t haeil In the Southern*t agaiait
Hu i ^icagc While
80 . Eller Keel* e!a.h with ihr Kuril* Pan* IV«r- Brock and Hilly Kpp* n , * ' ™ * f " T T ^ornvation o f Pre»- -I, wiped out uy a , ael duuol* Iher* In an attem p t lo right lh» I,*, k «; O I&gt; Land reu . Sr ft half- «gtrrim . College hen «»ti.rd a*
jv I. moment aftri
he hit, ind wrnrn, done, them la it year at 1ark. Robert Lee, fullback a n d -------- ----

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Chickens

W IE N E R S

G fo c o fy Pricos G o o d Ih iu W o d n o id u y Sopt. 3 0
M oAt &amp; P ro d u co P n c o i G ood Tluu Saturday Sopt. 2 6

lb 25c

lb

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CHEESE
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lb 35c
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f i« h Baby B#*f

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B oost
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following eipetUr»rr4l men willj
probably tw in It; At tjuarterhack,1
'■rren llanieli, who played Ini —
a number of games last year.J
will direct play*; at left hark __
will I** III III Fleming, a good

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GROCERY PRJCE8 GOOD THRU S A T, SEPT. 26
MEAT &amp; PRODUCE GOOD THRU WED, SEPT. 30

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Hamburger Ib 25c
Dsklai Tip* Heel Ikarl

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Ullssa** T en d ers

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Ib

25c

H*. T I 'l l * (‘s ia l

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32c

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19c

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Half

Stew

Ib 35^

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bulk

2 lbs.

Tongues

37c

lb

T tN iM lIv e l

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23c

La ai I*

Liver

57c

tb

32c

lb

I7c

Balllag

English Stvle Lamb Breakers
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COLD
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Half

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toast
Lamb Loin Chops
Lamb Breast Stew

L *l» 1leaks. ’

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35c
Ib
39c
lb 12*/zc

Lamb Cutlets
Pattie Rolls

Wieners
tb 25c

PORK FEET. Waatarn C a l ,
BEEP B RAIN S, galart B*ta
PORK EARS, Waatarn Cal

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Lobster

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T h a i A r c Good A ll W eek!

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Iloiril D o Ut«n Pet* driving twp n*»
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and ('am llli slapping r ioweiin^J •hail Lr
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THE RIGHT FOODS AT LOWER PRICES!
CORN-FED
STALL-FED
BEEF

Shoulder Chons

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Satwjjsy 8:00 A.M. HI 9:30 F.M.

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Store Hours Effective Monday, Sept 21:

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CANADIAN BACON
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Innings
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dipping and
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hurst into the outfield and the ,,M 3srr»i i m
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S«ven veteran letter men are in
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Mr Luca* ha a mot m yet Rnrtnunc-*

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Sr 1
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btw klng. Hpcilsl accent w ir put
nri tim ing by Coach M clura* aa.
the Irnys were put through offer.•Ivr and d efm tlv e form atiem and
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around defense man, Halph K u t-1
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It r *h u 1*1 prove fast unit rapu
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I. I I. t I Y
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prove it stone wall With the defenvive ab il it y o f tackles Charles
Im *
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Cormlry and W I. lifer* an:!
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guards Andrew |fa«ly and Jimmy
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the ktiuatj IhcltiiJ* A i Ralkorn and.
Ray rem Jr. ai center*; Frank
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JohfiKOii. (irorge Carver, fMwarii1

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the Bine Backings used It

night at Greater Orlando Stadium

Dodgers Shut Out tiS t " .,.r r : k."i..£:!2:"iJSV r C -SS TlCelery Feds WiD Meet Eustls
iRoIlins: To . Play
Finis 6-0 With K i . fts*'
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New Barrage Balloons For D. S. Army

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(A P )— Indian
mob*
bat*
' W i natblM gunned from
th* air ateca their ladeoeu_ dram M T tg in t broke lata
• tbalance last M l i B elli*
Gewersi dkcioesd tedey. Tka
aatlvts war* tanned, aflar
llarta Wad failed la fright**
Ibtn away from train* tb*r
(Had la bail.

WASHINGTON. Sept, 2i.
— A Ktint gomnmenl purcKAi*.

rresii

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m

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rt-iJingA attracted •
. Adjvallnjr
at night, and adminhli «Uun 1rock pit nf »&lt;
lera beilevfwi there »a*
a f ' Mra«)«&gt; At?|«

rtci

Bayonet-wielding Russian |
troops were f*port«l today |
to have swept the Germans j
from two hills northwest o f ‘
^8Ulinffrad, cutting n wedgo
Into Hitler's vital left flank
and now the official Berlin
radio openly acknowledges:
"The fall of the city may be

p$* #‘ biltly

Inflation

of

bill

pe r fe c ti n g

an

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Vbfm ,

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Nan

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refuted to leave ae the battle
flamed Into lla aecoml month amid
Irutkatlone
that
German siege
arm Ice were baginning to waver.
A Ruealan war correspondent
pictured Stalingrad a» a
of chaotic wreckage
ekage on tr
trembling
earth, lit by explosion* and heavy
with odor* of oordjta and death “
Volga gun boat*, trailing on
lb* Hear, cootteoed to b lu t the

Mrs. Hodgkin Tells
Manner To Avoid
M i s understanding

|K*

Y 11* fit* r

l if Uml-i

i •muiMUil

Srhtteij

in

mumc*ticin

“J S T v * *** **
* Sr
-

a largo i m p of aaeaay troop*.
. the communique aaM.
The high command gar* only
a meager report of Urn struggle

o S S S iW t t n r j S ;

attack* wati rejmUedj that Bueelaa
shock
trwe*
guardamen,

•arete* men. Ruth a spirit pres­
ent la ell the ciliien* U the surest
guarantee of a highly au rm afu l
Berries Meet1* Club.
But if each
Well-meaning person would ttop
and is Gael that he I* not the
only person who has a desire to
entertain, at bridge, dinner, thra
tor, eg s ay other recreation, but
U almpty ooo * f tho 12,000 folk*
who live In our county all confu-

baUalioai of German troop*, and *d.

three tanka. -

S W S J u g l’ S

When ha Ortshaa to entertaln ka will find that a call on
proper committee wiU simply
re him that there Is no ac­
tivity achaduled fa r that occasion
wrhkb would Interfere with tho
o f hie own pur*

iif

Senator»

Jidt'if*

t I* ,«

a iM rrn

to

S *«

thr

ter Baa* if a plane la In the
cinlly.*
However, Mr*. Goodapee.1 &lt;
ml. “after on* ohserrra (m
time, he becomes familiar
Identifying th* different tyt» ■
planes, and after serving a
watches really testa aa II h&lt;
done something to aid hit
try *
OI&gt;«ervBtion lowers are
foikabiy rryulpped with r l.

■( rv d lm ii

|his U, w h* •*

hrrTttifon-

'|A'ttrfn" have rod U m

&lt;b full to
Cv*l of fa i

reflect
mlab oi

th

i nr rea *

r A tls.lt:
Ill I •

1

I (he

I’aritv i* • farm pile
''" 'I
tu ic'ilated l«* i m # fa j in pimt wc!■ I
*ia» ariinr purrFAikAg ye*«#r they
had dm inyr
iirevifuia
yu-lec tr.i
letimU of (arm pnuj&gt;eritd Ad
I mini at ration IT tiiuimul* ealima t#
• ihat fiicuriijr farm !#lw*f coat*.
Ni new fat Im
lliftt (t a r l l f w i*u id
' m e a n a f i v e |»ef(t»it rise in l i.

wh*i

Nation -

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pr»- it' *»

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preKfiMtiun

Workrfa,

'•• «■ I ■!'

h* l * ’ " " 1'

r ate d at Krervrh A v m u # and S l i t h i 111,1 '

Slrrvt
th# achoo' will b*
&lt;
1
for visitor# on T u r«f ay evening 1" V
from 7 .TO o’i lock to V* -Id nVh*ck .. “f Li
Al#g It. John*&lt;&gt;n. director, an

lh&gt;n (Irml draws plaintive runt
ntrnl from Cl Gionutle O'ltalw
of ttmne.
“The Soviet*." aahl the news
TimIn I

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CITY BRIEFS
*

( ily I
M-giilni

lh■ III rilluf A* 1U V Ilf MJlf fill*
1CrtA1a
Tb* * dug* ** es|king wiib llii"if
w r i plnin th *t ( h # » r f i t writ mtn*
M Mi. i hrilull#i ■ dir (might lu
lh# g#rt#f*t
purport** of
Fwrtit
t
Moaa and A. W. Tracy, Inelruc
H t.fl.w * 4 jjidI, ii|«iM "ii
i iiimiv J ■nlgr It \V V hi •
•«1'to n ; arc welding. W. A. I^imlen- H#rurity Atlim nl B lr nt io n prn(prnm,j 111ilulf'd H *1ii t 11 a t "t)w »*f f it t will ord.f • Iritk, alia* k dlriitnii «ud
b*rg and J |, Warren, Instruc­ anil that a lr e ad y atr pa hav#
In nj*e|| until right n*i h*« k (blflint until thr gtiAnl affivr*
tor*: and ship carpentry, George t a k r ri in K r m ln ol r co u n t y to t # f . rv* Ding i •id inmorrttw i-vmingr ••• l hag* hU ii afr u in A■ mT»A#Dg#fv
ry th#in Inin r f f r c l
Thr## * trp *.
w hu
iiiill-r ti&gt; i&lt; • -mislnii wurkrr
!(l Mnii'S.tv

Hull
ii
III lfMiu&gt;

h# aaid, amount to a hroaiirning J a r r unali
o f th# o b j r c t l v r # w hi ch
K8 A ha* ' i rllMn
kept in l i g h t fr o m th# lirginhing

Coupon Destruction
Must Be Witnessed 1-5 Of Families In
Ian ground troop* and also to thr
air force becauae they werr laid I
about a foot and * half brk-w
J A C U 0 N IL V L K . Sept. » , (Ah
U. S. Are Farmers
tbe water'* surface.”

—Gaa
coupon* detachsd from
Moving op *r withdrawing, the books tailored ta fit an appli­
W A S H IN G T O N . Sent. 20 J/U
cant'* niarle must be destroyed Approalmately onr.fllth « ( the
ta th* present* of a responsible families In the United Stain live
patch aakT Urn trick w
ration lag bound member or the and tarn Ineir livelihood &lt;n (arms.
jaaalia aoldier pur­
***S?^a?
r e^ f T&gt;
[ the census bureau reported today
sued
by
Italian
Infantrymen croft. State
OPA raUoulng offl- Non-farm and farm families by
escaped by (tridlng
rr, rated yesterday.
. 1 slates Include Georgia, CSV.41-1
of the
. Such
. _ j «coupon* Include
“ M U : Klori.u u t j o s .nd
B coupon*
coupofiR dtUd
Aj, Mid
M" ■
detached from yy o Uij; Tennesaee 4*8,241 sn.1
book* of Into applicant*, but aloo
118,141: Alabama 384,415 and
C, D,
R, 8&gt;f and 8-1 coupoeta
I
*88,180.
taken out when eapp&gt;emental,
j
fleet, noo-hlghway, aervtcu and
j
BOMBER TRASH
raUeam aro Issued.

Lionel AtwflT ___
la
GuDty Of Perjury S S X M S t'S fT C Z :
-

.....

, I . |o

..1 In All lb. f
li**'* Atle-niim In ii Vnllriitllll \
land fm lra«e ur nw nerfthip

several do ten bridge* aerwaa that

. ^
Mtratagy,

Is*
cl

t afig e-ui

Reds Build Lxcapc

at

« « | i t i v * * a ill J»

wit!'

F irs t

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d lri Ill'll gn j»|w f . 'l
salt

ltjtleM.lt
rt'iK irlctl

YW \
reI kie

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i at •
Defense School
f ri r Ut
! Iieui
0*1.'
d* hf
ttv
Will Be Ooen To mfDiIk i*ltdri Dim|iruv#d
tl'DU
Public Visitors iBDyrnirnl«
if
ft* l*ri|«l&gt;l»wii tilt Ihl

M

KWA May Approve
(lull For Service
Men, Says H i^ in n

4.

for

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Ihjr to i n r rTBlexI
r a t e d public
interewl
r eg a rd in g the a
atH(ivltica
iv lt ie # of p
puplli
upil
f ’oun
am! fla «a rB at t'i# Semimde f'ltiHi
VW klinrii
Tr a in in g
School
tr

il l* fI'lllls 'l w

I"iirrcR h lu r « f t v

M*»i ■
1.111

I Ita vote vra* 1(J,l lo |(bri, a margin j
inr *i*rvitf and atirrafl idrntifi
riii 1 1 .,
sufficient 1v aruplr to *rrvr no | (In Mi * prrl
i a I toll
lire (hat the hmiar wo lid make | tog -i* pi un |u
Thr i t i m r i and tank uf On i a a t renuou* yirotrat Rf Mini! tbe*
■ fin
I
mii -h w ho w r t r riH ii iur tel
th* •'liminat l«&gt;n «*f ihr amendment u*
I.M •th i d l e
i*ojf l&lt;) V|iv J H ( **if lull n »*
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Tboa#, h o w e v e r , w i n wl*h to
within th* Inner enclosure K,».
»## the rad io cl a * ■ at work cawindows to protect the occu|ant.
v
u
l t tb# K an fo rd Armeery. whrr.r.
T.. help riinwll fwrmti- *ui
from wind and rota. Outaidr the
h ftri#|ur|i-« uf ct|UI|imrnt
enclosed apoco there It. at a tub
B n d R C H U n d e r W a t e r instructor w . i&gt; iu(B..nn . i i ’
*■ a
wl
mas
u
wt
llil.
art
guide,
Mi Johnson addr.1 po ll in g th ri r i r i o u r r c i
a sort o f porch or screened spare
and . f
At the vocation*1 schoo* lb. f r*r l a nrid b u y ing mid i i » uir m.«
where on* may observe and li&gt;ten
J'KW YORK, Bepl 2i. i&gt;Ti
following class*: ma&gt;
br
u!&gt;
for plane*. Often on* hear. • '
usslan Ingenuity in the use o f . served at work: alrcraff englnevr-j rhlrirry tog# thr r
he cannot see u
SuprnriiMjr
LiviDgnInn
»#id it J
ronrealnl bild
In* Ihidl.v U r i ’nw■n In.lrurtiir :

anch

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el I.
I.

u i t&gt;« know the n ia o&gt;[ pliant- j inf
lUrila
pfr.tilrfil
RmrueveJi
1n -inje over thru &gt;-♦ « &gt;■
lla" i-i|irr«&gt;u( St« umltrulili- o|'
k'l r a l ( "(
l .O'ut
WnHeidwr k o m l i m i n l bv I |ha 11ion and wan! (Nil nuth a f«*r
whet in
il.i
11 d e*t 110.1
n-vt alinu that hi* l-t thr fl|« t of mula would main- prtir niabtlua
11- ft.
Tu* cruujy. which » II! ! - r«I*r. I ] t ton lrti|KM&gt;|lhle
bring (i r Ia l*t*i
.11 III I
Hul ev en ih m t rh thr Tv d i n g*
land i " i
nil) . r l r r i r t l hy lb*- A i m t I
at- I
and (hi'i
**W II Ull'C'ii ' i
(Ion I bn i g l i ( b e n
t**iwl lh# mrhool id t i i t i n d n a rwl i ftfireI com promise a! oil Id tw* adopt
l
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by
the
ten
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it
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not.
fo
r
w *s1r*l
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Th ru
rffeil I •
ret ur n t»» lh#lr r***|w-ctiv# r»*m
lid •Wc**ieel |Meml-.ee
m i i u *j * where they
will m ud m I Cfittrn that lire Sntiae by ■ #ub j waule.l 11e»te
fa
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l&gt;iula
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H r Iran a, !*&lt;■.*; H t rg t . i i w e p h
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f a r p e r , M o n tg o m e r y , A l a ; Herift
I. W
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S a lv a to r K !• i i h . San An
tiuruo. T r * ; S e rg l
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M iam i,
Sergt,
J am #* Mur phy
HmjutoO. T e l , ; prif |» Jt*r f i f l y
^'hig*ve|»ort. La * S e r p i
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that thou*- who W ill pro*! iii t m

faa. V Vank-.d

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|irioi&gt;n riiiii|- lit I u r i n e , n o r t h
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from K u »i* alter arlllnc
I he crest m■]"f ll &gt; ’ « l the
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Mil i am! Ilrrij ‘ K k*n I we»tibl|
It.iK U llr lalriir coafu o m f
ir&gt; fivifkjf re Iling prop* M C'*H I i\ i n g a l n n ,
K jS A in i hi *
t j« i n| a direction lo I he Pi ral
rnmlify
any r a t a h l i a h ^ -jLeVb m runinn ■
h\ I.jrtll, (! d m i u
ripp*-ah:‘-|
\^ckmd. S&gt; ■
Hi Mih|uart#m 11B r relhngv II thr1

"|M« uni wait to U
To ellay eny misunderstanding jnln thr lirwtiDti (HiiTivt'r I
lltlf I*► ft *t«Ii-«oent
that might arUc • • to the furw (t yitu w * n t lit do jrmit bit in
M
V\ : lb nise i e
lion of the Recreational Utvtiion th r » * v o f rval w « f
arnl
Ft* »i ►iifhter I Untntam!
M it c h rl l
of the Seminole I'ounty Oefen*'- b«comp ojh# o f lib* itiriih tSitu
F lr 1*1 lefsnir Inland
Council, Mr*. Maymr Mere llodg *anr!» of A W 8. i Air Wartitox
Thr
p
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it
III
r
■
(lla
mini;
thrir
iff
maifitmnn k
kin. publicity director, releaaed Spotter* i w
night vigil m njt
. null nr |u|i| rhirf idi*#lV#i a *-f
tble mernlag “ to tbe cltiicn* of ■ iU »
th» vgriou* ,.b-Mrtv alivifi fv-s*i» |ha!
YMW cM m ^ n b M T will In the test ibf “lb# r*iruntrjf, ■ ppi j ihi w,” •aid t
thru
Uairnng mt! -b-n am raft
central Caucaaua, the analyaia be the prime mover* of Mr* JKalph Guriipcrd, chit f ol
l »* r vr f fit Oi** o f th# o b * * f Vdl IiHI H T t i c ’ i it tun wnlifii « i l l mmiii loicknowSodgcd that
the committee end service m-n's
Arm lee withdrew from • ! eetlvttlee.- the duties and under- p o « U o f this section in a e.-ttt r- mr rxfresary at mil • it illmi ill-

populated place after wiping out. taking) of the group,
font Herald v#*t»rd»y
a company c f German cavalry. 1 1 ^ , primary function of the
Mr*.
(bxMlipCwaJ #t«trdil
Midi
Thu* It appeared that lh* N **l« I Hlwlalon I. to furnlah entertain anyone dr»lrtnv to join I V
'i»
were etepplng up the fury of ment and recreation for the s«r may do *o by *llh*r
^
their drive agalntt the Grainy
mtn IM | defrna* worker* of Hoy Holler or tfa Ihcferis* i »hh
OH Field* aome 10 mile* away. sknford and I* divided into many rll at th# Sanfonl Armor&gt;
\*
Bitter fighting atae raged on lh* committee* becauae o f the mag- other method is to Inqutrv •.....
Black Sea eoaal aoulKeaal of |
0f work which It perform*, the nearr*t chief observer
In joining th* corps, art «ptd»
i Novoroeelsk.
t .he declared.
Mr*. Hodgkin continued: "Thee* cant goes to lh* Armory and
-Earlier front Una dlapatchee
has
Sis finger prints taken *&lt; d
a«ld Marshal Tlmoahenko's force* committee* are very necessary,
northwest
of
Stalingrad
had aa la the co-operation of the rlti- give* rumplrla Informeltni- nbean "heavily reinforced end that aen* In making their engagements carding clllirnahlp end |x i ‘n isi
they had crashed through tho through the committee* becauae date
Many persons,
arcwrilinc
to
^ flrat German defense line on In no olhor way could oeerlapplng
V their way aoulh lo relieve the of engagement*, disappointed bos- Mr* (ssidiprcd. hav* b c » &gt;*
lerred from Joining th* “.p ill, i
i tease*, poorly attended affairs by “having the mistaken i.|. «
city.
The midnight cwmmunique said Into which hard work ami much Inat it Is neeessary for lh, o i..
(led army forcaa “advanced aome- planning have gone, be avoided. Iw able to spot
all l , w -f
"The Recreational IHeitloo has plsnes.“ Th* U, B, Hignal '
wh*l“ In the north we* t eector
p*
and that they deetroyad 44 Unk* no Intention nor desire lo Inter- doc*
___ not requlr* observer* In
V and wiped out a battalion (boo for* with the parties, dinner*,! UnguliS
Un,
th* type of plane,
men* of Infantry In repairing ate., to be given by the patriotic askl although "tble ability i*
■even counter-attack* ngalnat a people In Sanford who with to deslrabla Of course: the rhirl
height that the B aa*lea* had gtve and do all they ran for our object I* tu inform th* lni.-i&lt;r|i

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To Produre I u u d

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" Farm Supervisor
Gets W ar Orders
From C. W ickard

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|||h» i thr farm fab* * |ir**|M
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in vilume, for the United Statei Army
llallnont previously iuinr.1 l»llt III ihi* iMUUllV APfT of Thi* tall*
• d e lay ed f o r so m e tim e.”
for in inriTsir I
IfaftlV pilr** by thr ifw luslotl
The broadcait'i alibi w »i that the four fin variety aa ronlraeted with Ihc three fin. if ihi. English l&gt;|tr
f a i in la! or ('uali T! r PrrshlcOt
Hitler preferred a gradual, ay*, * - ■ ---------------------------------------------------- ------------ —
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thrr would In »or buMrp !■ #*"
tematie adeanea to aave hla men.
Itftit t rihrigt lw!«vt Ih«-•. (.arltb
Sot let dlsp*teh*i eatlmat* that
f i surra
German loss** of killed, wounded
f niirnliiiK I’fal ihi- alue-ndturf11
• and mining at nearly a division
it to? a i l i ' | * l r » l . I h r * t | f u I n l a l f ■
(I S .000 troops) a day. The civ­
irnelrf# rlaimrel tha’ Ihr&gt;
ilian) of Stalingrad were reported
w m i l «t l w t l i l r !*■ f o m m a n d
to be iwarm lng out of their cel
lh.
r Hough v»»l p a let aul .lilut.
lare, factory shelter* ami cave*
, rf
nllatrd toff |tfriiml»r fur it, l r f D'l 1*'
In the Volga cliff* to help turn
i Af ID bio* I
Pull Is*'(U|£ that (h*
Du n uhn itHit ■
• lit
back the N a il tide.
wmild l&gt; « hill Uirtlrn
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•
Thouaandi hae# already with
fn.,,1 lh.- hill '
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fr«m
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drawn arrow* the Hear but many

Chief Observer
Wants Volunteer
Plane Spotters

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w ft turn tind
p u » n - irrtatln T h i r t r r u mr mlhrr
wtimrii fly*’i
Of thr n g r i r u l t u r * nmiinilt#** !
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Activities Of
O fficers And Enlisted Men
Service Men's
Inspect Observation Posts ;;
Group Related

&gt;'ept. 2i. t.\l*»— The llrlileh
hwt thr deslrujer "Som ali"
ami the mine vwreper
l* d *

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aeceplahir l*’th t“

idrnt KiM WivrK and t»» * n »
j o t l l i ... lh. tenal.

Wainwright,
60,000 (' a p t i v c m
Reported In Camp
North Of Manila

Governor’s Stand On
Game Amendment
Meets A p p r o v a I

price* am! wag#*
J
A revived cofitprnntU* proptwaal
hot

21.

'General

H olland Attends
Sportsm en's M eet
A t Lake Apopka

|o ilabilit#

I Sr

N l.M H K K

Captured Bataan
Defenders Held
In Philippines

Jug orunnluilion
to erwiU* In :
ttf&amp;cl « ilngle market for form
) roducla « » • reported today
pne |jo»*iblr rmull If |*rr#lilelll
ftoo«eve|t ilf'ebfra on ill met action *
toyrring

BUY WAR BONDS

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Mrmleer AMsuciulcd Press

1912.

Top WAF Takes O ff

Government Purchas- |
i n j? Organization
Is Heinp Forecast
If President Acts

a ih c ib i m

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Of City May Be
Delayed, G e r man
9 B r o a d c a s t s Say

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10 % SAVED
NOW OR 100%
TAKEN BYTHE
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Railroad Men Demand
Increase In Wages

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lUll
mad
managrmrnl
am!
lab r
aimrrrt, drHining lu W t|uulrd,
H oa r d Ml (hnt llili#, Judg# H W
rrjMirlcel tuduy that Jh bn»lh#fW m r RNld today
Tomorrow fruiti
hmsdn uf fiun oprrRtlng #inph*y#*
.1 l M&gt; V ,k| un. f lRtrotiiiRD Hlchhav# Didifted rarrirf* uf thrir d#
burg w ill i undue I r iR mlnatiofia
mantle for a *0 &lt;*#nt an hour wag#
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in#r#a»r with a minimum of 70renla an hour, ant! lh# c|o##&lt;!
»hi»p,
Mora than #00*000 work­
of ers ar# represent*!.

KdwRril Ihgglii*. arcrrtmry
th# 8#mlfn»l# County Chimt&gt;#r o f
Commrrr# today
th# ittin*
lion of dirccton am! mrtnbrra * f
Ihr organitation l « lh# meeting
to be held at M ; 0 0 f’.M . Tueeday,

Canadian Communiata
Surrender To Polico

l m i Sept. 29 at tbe Chamber of Com-

TORONTO, Sept. SB. (Ah— T l »

i ™ o f ^ r a riV n d * m'en^'wiro I m« r”
" H 1* *
Officer, will be
Duck, general eecretery of tbe
t o d a ^ ln the collision o f
a ^ pl»n» •«•&lt;* for “ *•
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ur.
coming
year,
Mr,
Higgins said. Canadian Communist Party and
two 0T-I1 bomber trainers

L T W I8 T 0N . Mate*, Sept. U ,
'
‘ ’ J. Daley was l i r a routine flight
Tho planes burst Inin flames
I N pouwde b *
I Army nerrlo* and trau ed from 1000 feet

ha am

I I o|h*n who had been sou In with
him since lha party w u declared
The curfew bell la supposed to Illegal In Canada surrendered to
hav*
nave been
oven introduced Into Eng- the Royal Canadian Mounted Po-,
reported today,
Wllllam the Conqueror| lie* it m
land by V
lh* object
__ oral to warn the public
to put out their lights and flrat

farmers annually re____ Wtlal fertlllur eohInlag enough nitrogen to supply
at eijh t o'clock tn tht r-»nlrv^v
m uSw f/ fo o t
J

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g a 7 15, 1940,

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