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THE 8XNF0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

FOUR,

TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER 22, 1 9 4 2 0
aa
c r e e k ..
- The reason; Thla clty’p raaaavolr alao la napiad L%ka SbaWoaa.
—The c Itlieru of this city road A few monthi ago it too w*al )
with some turpriad that
h esara
filled to overflow
owing by another
w t. Pet Hhawnee at Topaka, K as,
Deer creek.
i * M i .a n Chi'ea
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been filled to orriflowlng by Deer
a t M .s is 7piigbg
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Kuw^ki Comes Wroughi.fAs
Cards Nose Out Pirates To
League Standings
Ceaw
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81. LOUIS, Sept. 22. WY—Tbe- lUy wria knocked In by Brown
Cardinal! puabed a run arroiu mul
scored by Marion. A fter
tn tba ninth Inning Monday to four scureletv Innings, Marlon
none out tha Pittsburgh Pirate. rrr.chivt bate In the fifth by beat­
S to 1 and remain 2 1-2 xamra In ing nut a .low roller tn' second,
front of tha Brooklyn Dodger, tn lie n n l to second on Whlla's
the hot National league pennant sacrifice a ml scored aa Frank
m e . The Dodger* beat the lucl.- Gustlns knocked down Brown’s
lata PhllUaa. 3 to 1.
Altar taking a one-nin lead - t whistler but was unable to field
tha axpenaa of Hank Gnmickl in Is. In the ninth, Marion drew a
tha fifth and loaing It *«
the
Bucka came back with a tally pass and stole eerond. White ad­
vanced him In third with an In­
off Ernie White to tie It up In field
nut. The
Pirate*'
Infield
th* aaranlh, t)ia Card, broke up wrrit inlo
a huddle on the mound,
Ike ball gam* In the ninth mi a apparently trying to decide what
walk to Hlata Marion, a »tulen lo do about Drown. Thay elected
btae, an Infield out ami Jimmy to pilch lo him ami ha shot a
Brown', alngla tlruuyh lli- in­
ninglr between second and Grit
field with two out.
It was White'* ilslh vitrurv of lo break Un the game.
The Due*' hah scores) their
the year. Ha allowed at-/, Site lornrun whm Rob Elliott singled
Gornlckl wa« taxgid for 10 by
in the seventh, went lo third on
(ha Carda.
a nne-bisr shot Fletcher hit aThe victory marker! the return gainst
the srrren ami earn# home
home of the Card, after their no Vince DtMaggio'a long fly.
long road trip during which they
overhauled Iha Dcxlgrr* and went
out In front In the pennant
rnce
I t waa their 30th win In their
A in 1'irh coast artillery gun
last 43 games,
run la- fired atauil 200 limes be­
Both the Cants’ runs yriler fore lla barrel must Iw rellntd.

FO U N TA IN
LUNCH

DAVIS
leap Into the lead tha next slay.
w f c - £ 3 d Fratarea
Despite a rrookrd
throwing
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I-OU18.
Sept.
22, - ( W W )
By JOHN B»W RIGH T
arm—you ran node* tha carriage
Florida
I* not natural—hi* toaaa* are arGeorg*
rurate and he Gelds hit position
____
_ ika tea
./ a . * ? ! Thm
The Carda1
Cards' nxkkU
rookie front
from Rocnn__ satisfactorily. I l l s ' right arm la
period defeat ln their IN S grid ter did a few relief Jobs at third minus a section o f bona cot out
opener and a day of real behind baaa but sat on tha bench for after an attack o f oataomyolltiathem, tha University of Florida tha moat part.
Kurowiki's batting * a re ra r*
football aqoad Monday began
runt around M 0 but bo hit*
Then la Ju ly Kurowakl .
pi rations for their first
formed two feats which brought when safeties a r* needed. Ho bad
gam* o f tha aaas
Saturday him forcibly to tha attention af nine hoiasrt through Sept. IS.
night against Rag
Macon tha fdnr apd
Manager
Billy Ha'a beat when Use ehJp* ir e
college of Virginia.
.
^ t .' ‘ ■
BouUrrarCb.aOd
earned
him
a
ra- down.
The
Gator* 'S|
burrth.
Th* tow-thatchad &gt;youth rntarod
enough reported fag
t &amp; \ gular
On
the Card* trailed profeaslonal baseball tg 19TI at
the lan
0, ia the last of Carutheravlil* o f tha Northeast
were out and Ku- Arkansas Latgoa and orogrooiod
from tha rough 1
... ___ two atrlkea on him.
through Portsmouth of the Middle
gsgamant X * tha .Navy aadl Thar fan s warn leaving. Then Ko- Atlantic to .4kilumbuj
at
tho
appeared tn u ce lle n t fighting' rowkkt slapped out a alngla. Wal- American Association and Roch­
trltr.
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ktr-C oopar doubled. C oaler Trip ester of the InUrnotlonaL' Ho'
With tht* fact tn ratnd. Coach b t f alngWd and tho score waa played briefly with tha Cardinals
Tom U a b figured now la no tlaiL The Cards won In Uta tenth. at the tar and o f 1941.
tiro* ,lo let up on the prwrile* ' F oot dayi later the Brava*
rind and taut the grldders going had the Cardinals down, S to 0,
ull speed ahead In both M ax la the alxth. Kurowakl want In
POSTWOMEN NOW
-orkouti today.
aa a pinch U ttar, got a alngla In
Leaaona In aerial practice oc­ tha S-run rally, stayed In the: CAPE TOWN, S e p t 22, W V cupied ih * morning drill, and thla gam* and In tho eighth hit a 2- ‘ fSouth Africa’*
rice's first
r i m postwoman
,p
vomer that
that tied
‘
continued last week’a concentra­ pm Somsr
tha score. 81. * awIH soon start dutlaa In Durban,
eleventh.
tn tha
I
tion on punting, blocking, hitting Louisi won In
and If Iha eiperlm ent It auccnatha charging alatU, and other In­
Whan
tan Brooklyn
Brook
ram* to town ful the scheme will ba extended
dividual naalgnmanta. which need- A few
hi
olbrr South A frican cltlea.
days
later
tha
man
the
w do n 1
m correction.
T j» w waa on third
k n there arar since
Now that frdkhmon are eligible ___ ____
for varsity
competition,
eoch Anothap- Kurowakl 2-run homer
Egg-layinr in h *n j can be Inoutstanding .-yaarUngn ' aa Billy Bept. I f in Brooklyn pulled the &lt;re-used by Injection of hormones
Mima, roughed up. a bit In Ms Carda Into a U* with the Dodger* .rum mares
Initial varsity appearance, waa gad ewadw g a p ringboard f o r th e ir
In fine form and got o ff several
good kick*. Fullback BUI Corey
alao had a good yardage for hit
booU.
During the workout George
Sutherland and Junior Horsey
chalked up alseable rune while
guard Charlie Field* atood out on
drfanae. Those Galore who re­
ceived the majority of the work
Beturday limited themselves to
s dummy scrimmage under Un
lifid mantor. _
Figuring In today’* eeritnmag*
were John Barber, Gilbert Witten,
Heidi, Jam t* Hendry, Budge
McCrown, AI Groan, Sol Hawkins,
Hu(her land. Rabbit McNeil, Hofsty and Bill) Gilbert.

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LONDON? IWpT IX
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A r t i l l e r y Reals*
til nee, S u r r e n d e r
ilOI .llfll fc ttll
\..rlh
Vfrican
ffi.ni 'llnli-h
hrrttlt|uarl*ra
tlK loanl iiwliit a «*rrlr« «f
during |tf*tl«»h land raid* took
plarr •&lt; 1hrcc ' Hal enemy
|Mi»inla jflHii mtiloa behind lib*
V%u Kf %fiiiKii line Ila id Inf
(talroU airutk at, the hie •uplilt IN»r! of llrn»a«i anti the
raflu hail &gt;r of llarrr and all
•Mil |hmt f irria«&gt;n
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f.lalo
f ta ala
ml lew South Hrltraw*

j

j (growers Can S m ir t S i i i .s W omen Should
Improved P o i s o n
- it-1it-vt- M e n For
' At State M a r k t* I S o in t* W a r Jol&gt;s

Ed Hlggln», n in rm k r &lt;f
J, rxrrutlve com mi l tee of the P e-j
1 (rose Couneil'i Division of Kecre*J
' *11 on. and II. iftnwfl Out, con*j
1 eduction chairman of th# fom-*
mittre. arc |n Jack»»nvill# work-1
Inc on th# plana for ■ pn pntAn! i
tee re all Ion building
_ for Navy Ser *

Ilunwian troops slipping-vie* Men. Mr*. Mayme Mrro
westward acrotia the Volga f kl". puMidtr chairman. «td;
this mi-mlng following a meet­
River a t night were rcixirtod ing of thr group last evrning m

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to h av e' d riv en th e G erm an# the temporary Service Mrn’s Club
j halt
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from houyc*. b u ild in g * and on 1-ake Monr.e
4 I hr i
The project ha* been appmvc-1]
atreeta am id s a v a g e hand-toby the Federal Security Admlnl*- *HTlk nflri the haMlr «»f Mt»l»n\ f “*e
hand fU h tin g in one section tratlon, Capt. George Worst*
I 4 I-I ,
t Honolulu, I t « mi
\ raft Ilk.
o f S talin g rad an th e sie g e e n t­ chairman of thr division. told »,e pirtum i *• lh-&gt; a n t
I hi
i* tolie re a,ml- « «’** » a i •
ered it# 3 0 th d ay w ith th ei mrmbera at the meeting an Hr uH'd t»» t r m i a f e
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( I In yum’ |l *
in vad er* ntill held at arm .*
dr« ' " " / ; h* bu,wlnf " b i " h
the \..&lt;t iv,..,i,i..-r i
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being prepared by an engine. r - ' (|
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le fifth.
lng firm in Jacktonvtlle
I'.eAt mid-day. thr Russian* a*'Members of Sent m* lc County*!
knowledge*] that German infan­ Defense Council have approved
try led by 100 tanka had rap the plans ami aite
turvd acvcral i t m l i hut the nmi ion Park of the new Wervi^ej
munUjur* alto declared ‘*ln other Mrr.'t Club a ml the (.-tty ( ('Ot
aectorv. all rn#my attack* wore miv.innrri have officially lnvlt«*l j
the United Servtre* O ff aniiatt »n,
repulted
Mcr# than
1,400 .-■*«N»»i« «rr» |U&gt; operate the club, Chair man i
hum ..aw*
Dated aa kille&lt;i, am! 1 J1 tanka Woods
also
IM-rft u
QOuia ail
BO rrevealed
r vrgirti wm
g \ ||
B^
ff h t*11 n*
knocked out in the action in the
f rvtl,
Tha dlYlilon ha« a number of j | C I ) | ) C r
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r OP
■ In|r I in
last 24 hour*, Nati Afield head ■ub-commlllrr* irtrludlng Ho«tr*«. .
ti* tilnl
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German t»4&gt;|i* Talent and Entertainment. Home) | | | V e S l l l T c l t l O I l S
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III
captured further fround In the lloapiUlity, Eltianc# and othrrmj
n - jq lto l » V t “
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"center of Stalingrad" dc*nlt«- the to cover virioui fielda »nd m^am ' I I
&gt;1 hmjf ri'*
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defender* "obetlnata i c»U Inner" of m trrlalning rnlittcd men whni ^
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and declared Soviet counter -at­ will be staticmti at the Nav&gt; j
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tack* had collapaed.
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In the Voronath tone J0 0 mile*
creating of ■ i -kni i •&gt; 'uni.
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north***t of Stalingrad whrr* tha
five •••mititri to iti '•»-* 11, a '■ t h»'*i •I■ i; iv■■ it I iin
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f t S U l f t U i e s , tlw*-di nation's rck n u ttf m m»n j-nt Fr i *-«t si lh«“ pN!ad ShrD
to.1 urn • \uk-'Ifi &gt;. It 1.1 &lt;4
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vailed inaid* Stalingrad, Soviet
as
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f,.t*b ill Iw* |- &gt;1 1 It feet
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method mint bf fiiuii’l
diapatebea imld'th* Garmon* now
l» f L.&gt; i t i f l f i r f
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ar* actually loalng ground In thr
NEW YORK Sept 23. i/IH '
di.lrlbulmn - t ' -*•
,! i, 4l. \ rul tb*
Ihi. .
\.a to IN- Nsl I..Pat I
rerthwaat and *outnwe*t of lb* Official caaualty IMU do not i h n * , 1" " J" euar.nle,- thnt
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\ i - t l(to'i*f.»f battle-ruined Volga metropolu.
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It. but war correapondenU. too,|
will |w
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tb.
Iimi MIlia’ * .41 111* fli‘1.1
Stockholm report* aald Hitler ar*
falling In action, being i lh»t the fowl for-virlni i .
Mflll . ,
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t» !" 1|*&gt;f ndtoD
had dlamltaed Field U anhal Fed­ wounded, captured, bayoneted to I baryealevl
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|it ecfttltoi rttl b
‘ Indu.tr) llkeaiw i*
or von Dock, tb* gaunt Pruaaian death and failing to return from!
Ik1i** '1 to*
k 11* I
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b«U.Hl HIMI »b-l
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commander of tb* Stalingrad **- naval and land engagement* a-]-mired to hire many mill- H
■h.-t • h*rl: % M c.frt-rt i l , ^fifi AnifH"
•d» .i|'l'h‘ ii I &gt;”»i
tf that they wrrr - .4'iitbr r I "«■*• worker*." he *ald
aault, aa a raault of claab over gainit the enem)
S. . mi*I I i«-ul
S . to. lt H I '•»
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VIlls f |S 1 .ml T. «
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f» frrs
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The lale it newepaperman r».u»l j the » m e lime manageme-.i
campaign atratagy.
Von flock
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favored a aingl* conccntmu-d ty was announced T je td a j w hcnlrrrtaln whether the rrle, •
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throat Into the Gaucatu*. wnile the Internation*! New* Herviccl vire draft* -ill olth .lrh. M.tl
r Mm Ml
lb |- I I • I
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Informed that Jack Singer.I and leml .killed labor »i
Hitler wanted both that and the
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waa *ald to have rtturnrd to fleet, had fallxl to return from jw*Nr that early stud*
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a talk force sortie In the l*»clfic ■ideration must. In*
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Berlin two weeka ago.
in Washington. Secret iry of the i ntH| »,ih.|r*w»|i
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Bloody, Indeclaive fighting con Navy Kno* took cognliance of|/r,mi , t&gt;.|u, * ry for th. t i ­
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tlnued to rag* in the Hmdok the Intrepidity *)own ly rorr,-» i ,,,r
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vector c f lb* c«ntral Caucaiu*. t-ondcnU In llna rith irln ft of war lllJr tmtfiHp prograni* n
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60 mile* abort tha Graany nil new* when he *ald upon learning. reviewe.! and ...............
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field*, along tbo Black 8 *a road Singer wai mlasing:
be given to their ruui-.m*-...
thi* S«'-i 1 l.lr'•/ ‘ rat 11-4him,
German aaaault forte* captured
I ini’k tnlni At” niNiiy v* *f* i
Allfll 11 Hu if hr*
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two more atreeta In 8tallngrad
lU pti.t Church mailr iti
William V Fnrliiri
nf M&gt;’« ■ Iff Mr ami Mi*
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(Ceotloeea ea fe e * Tare*)
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foreign ctore, poode nt* on many | WASHINGTON. Sepl J
tiuifhi"
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rate
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of
10
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Mwapapeman casualty Only la»t; .hlpmenla will go Into ••'
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Larry
Allen.
Associated) traffic handled by th&gt; •
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Vminfc»li'r Rt*|)i.rlf«i 2 mil rig fia! 1 "
W i" '
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champioMkip bout M at month, from a raid on Tobruk and I. commerce commission.
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Th* agency Hied * Ids’ .
Threi* F hIhc Alarm’'
Ha called fer a eoograaalocal la- presumed to be a prisoner 01 the
11lulira. AUt&lt;Hil»&gt; li &lt; Miill
j plrment to It* tariffs on I *• ■m
vat ligation to determ lao tf fa .
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M IST I* M \| UFA* II
, . \ !.\ \m» r If Mil
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time
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About tb*I . *am *
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i received reports that a Spec la] tmargency rh s'i-f
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CAMP SIIKI.HY, Miss, s . (.i I hilit nr*- hu«tli&lt;i up I., pi. *
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action near the Solo- shipment
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to fit.-id
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|finest and fullest sense. Imi&lt;. I an' from soldier, from Mlfais*i|.pi.l he made .11 the c .ll
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i •,„■«! •« «.(•-.| t.‘ K*to,»* i• »•% l‘i»*t
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The youngster
tb# commission found ihr •y
God „ .|U,ln you, in other « ; i , . wa* first Use,| st Camp Itland.
rhl 11 i|*t I Krtil E NmmI|Prrn
trig, Fla., and from thrre went', over lu his parent* &lt;
Frivntt* Is (Guilty
p.l
Mi*
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load .hip m .nt.;
M,n‘ lhl: ;■ ,h ,,‘ to Camp llowle. Tea.
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A lla nation* are deter mined
The dlvltDiri i* rrimmiiP&lt;Jftol by
"w ring by express.a on comm-lltv
comm ii, v *be
Of Accostinjf (Jirl
|(j rfuth M|) , 0 , raUvr
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•2. ■4-e f eastI l I Plft It flfc* to IIt t«- Kl’ld
rales ia Ju*t and reasonable
MftJ. G«n, John C. Pprunno, lllrm•I, f
toftH I If I h’l toll).I I btb rtl
pie Into dust all nation* *&lt;-,-.lng
I c'NIKIS &lt;ri.t in 1/1*1-Hr l1b. N|er-1I ,uj |a| .rf pllft fill |ft «t Fn
. of a ilemoct»ii,- life." ing anb^Aia.---------------------i ( ’a r S h a r e r s T o S i g n
the hleaatng*
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to i n i ’ r n t w r " f thm t r nil(*v.|
L ia D ility
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am, while the orchestra played, ■ D U
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'vliiT«*» Ki ini Air
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TA IJ-A II AflREE, Sept 21. «d-.
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Attom#y Grneml WrImiii tul-l
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iliirhurgiti from the aenrTrt with
forfeiture nf nil pay allowance*.
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llary Tuesday by|
girl, thr mlmiiih' to shoot her and
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Judy# Geo rye C,
th, I, fitting, hrr on the heed
when sS* refused to accompany
o W ^ cU n r
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for
damage
of the Judelary Committee.
claim* If any pa*.eng«r I. In
bin,
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negligent
9.
Attorney
Prices
driving. That’s the provision of
WKAT1IKH
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Mine as “ProParent* may sign waiver* for
GEORGIA— Little temp
County Agent C. It, l)*w*on change tonight. F1-OR1DAmist, promised
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i medical or other expenses
expentrs incurincur
tea a sufceaaCHICAGO, Sept, 13, UP)— Hog-red by them in Connection with and il. J L e h m a n , manager of trmperature
change,
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13:0*t
price* at I 1 4 «
per hundred |nj ury lo Khft0) children riding the Sanfonl Farmer* Slate Mar­ tbunderahower* sorth
ket
are
attending
tha.
meeting
from a bank
afternoon
and
In Florida
pounds, hit (heir highest average in automobiles. Waiver* cannot
■Incu 1920 In Chicago market* to- he signed, however, for peraonel today of the State Chamber of tonight. ALABAMA—Little
dm for aafatad Lean arab­
children, because they Commerce Agricultural Division, peratur* In extrema toutb, not
York Aquarli
jjjc ita ta * beinc*held at the Roosevelt Hotel rool In north and central
le year*, Got'
•4AOO.OOO
ho** with weight U because of are not n-------- j ^
lonlghL
In Jachiopville.
tha Urd iSorto|«.
wglrer of liability law

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W . Law ton, County Superintendent Of Schools,
D elivers “ Send 0 f f M A ddress To &gt; eled ees

Five Killed And
Four Injured In
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C o rre sp o n d e n ts

Amoriciin F l i er s
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U. 8. Criticized For
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&gt; Senator llill hiu inlrtvlucftl a
n o d bill whkh would glee the
President blanket power over all
: labor, wagrt. price* and wi forth,
.but It doean t go far enough, lie
should aim be given the power
tn meet the payroll.
- 'W a don't like Ihe ronitllullonal
nrovtalun agalnit a governor be.
lag re-elected. We think If a
good man I* found
(such
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'Mat to he a candidate for a re­
mind term— Ocala Ilanner. Not (lerman Rekh. When that day
W h y governor* coukl get ~&gt;c- romaa. If It ever does, THEY
Sw rtcd even If them were no eon- w ont consult you or me. TH EY
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way. W E can stop them. THEY
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when wr mean WE. Ton many
of u« arc willing to arrept the
gl( rloui right* and prWitegci
that WE enjoy, yet utterly fail
to ataume the dt-tles and rraponaUdlltlea that WE must accept
If WE are to iur?ive.
TH EY aay WE are weak and
aoft. TH EY are wrung, foe W E
are neither. WE are itrong and
courageous, but we do hare one
great fault, one handicap that If
left unroirecUd can ami will
bring certain ■downfall and de­
feat: INDIFFEREN CE.
I f W E are to win this war,
W E mutt fight, W E m art buy
bond* and etampa,*WK moat rare
•crap metal, rubber, fata.and oth­
e r needed materials. W E mv*t

Hut u tile . WE w iki up. unlpM WE NR.uitif our full rrn.
IM iulliilllin, unlras WE at imtiviiluata, rarh an-l every on*, o»»rrom* our INDIFFERENCE amt
tki our iu rt, TH EY will ronrjuor
&gt;11 amt then all lhal WE u lg k l
ha»«&gt; done or rook) Kart done
will Ik* an murh ctnvcrsallon In
a ronrrntrallon tamp.
On November S W E will hold
a general rlort Ion la (hli p i'm lrj.
You and I, aa frao men, can go
to the poll* and r a d our ballot
and make known cur wilL On
tkat ballot will appear nine amend­
ment* to oar state constitution
whkh W E mutt ratify or refect.
The queatlona are of g r a n I**portance.
They effect our fu ­
ture welfare. We ran aay "yea"
or “ b o " . W hat.w ill we do ab^ut
UT ’
I f you are eligible to rota and
fall to register ■ and ca rl your
ballot on Nor eraher S, you are
not a goed American tart a ilack­
er. and fo u r IN DIFFEREN CE
Jeopard lira the liberty and fre e ­
dom W E are flih tta c and dying
and preying far. If W E lea# the
fight H. will b * bacauae you and

the waste w ater la neeilrd; go un,
find more ueea] may Ik- wt* ran
g«i oar eager from U.
A man who meed calmly the
ordinarf Com!Itloni of life might
“ blew UP" under Iha sire** ut
front-rank fire . There were plen­
ty fcf rejections of mrn have hrr.i
made tn a payeho-analyi* or in b
It ,baa been suggested (hat turii
at here Ue perfect iprclmcn* - hr
used for non-combat service.

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example* of co-operation nnddvk
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I aa idea . . . a mighty prert kola*^
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And the brewing induilry la Ja il
•analbla etiowgb to rreogniio that
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Witcbllo— ami harder to keiti gan. aald corrhiora, atnlrcAM'* an-l !
employe* after they are hirer!. CYiurtyurda were “rhoknl with [
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rant laid III own otory. “(.one dtarl littering the rntirc corn bn' |
home lo eleep: back at 0:00 A.
area rnirgb«f(fl tent of th*»«*ar**D.
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of a typical Incident in whwh
Store white ributue* In a cool, I
airy
place whtrt* they
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name l»rat suiterf to the «1jv i&gt;it&gt;n .1 1 •1 * * 1*# l ( i t - * i a n ft m i t • .
and boll off ice rr ami men in t . * .*mu it* niiiithrr *i ■ • •
the rank* were urged to suhnnt

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around beer. Bat Ih# wood*—well
—ihey'to gal la he palled oat. too.

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a roaple of waada. 'W# all ha*o (a
help S«&gt;4 out tSa wood* too," ho
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have yesterday'* tu ssle sewed
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t old' fTABOO
mean you
don’t know this h*ln?

D a W n * and sta r v in g
for hllj,
r iplodrd • O-run blast agaln»t
lh«
Pittsb urg h
P ira tes
In th fifth Inning Tuvoday and fol
larrd three mora In tha alith &lt;o
triumph, 9 to I , and retain thtlr
jirrcioua 2 1-2 g a m e trad orer
tha f ran ti c Brooklyn Dodger* In
tha d i i r a for tha National league
championship.
St anle y ll ualal
the Cardinal*'
left-fisUJar. ■smashe
a m
home
lU H g u cdi i ■
n n c irun
u h

t» I t
II II

i n g fin
I II ft al n

U u r w r U r as Ika mat ta r M i fc*
hwarg. p r* * « a t to th * tfo a I t H
P m lth , ea o f tk * fu d g e *
o f th *
C irc u it C o u rt of th * N in th 4udlc *l C irc u it of th * S t i l t of F lo f W t
In *nd fo r It* ml ho i« County, Flo ritdo. at hi* of fie# In th# Court
•'•teu**

of

Jlrovard

C ounty.

F lorid *,

ii

o f K c T i t t M r , l l l l i ; o th trw !* #
p la in tiff may p roc **4 « i p o rt*
I I I* f u r t h t r ordarad that th is
order b# p u b llih *d one#
* * k
fo r four • #n**cutlv* w * « k * it, th*
H a n fo rd

ETTA KETT

11ng
Ml jn
S I*
i* n «'

LEGAL TJOTICES

it with UK) boys at a Cardin*!
camp In N orth Carolina in 1914.
Ai
old automobile tire
ovule IfT po jr td . of rublwr

may

v o T if * o r r a m r i o v to i .k U 4U1K ADOPTION OP ( *111.1*

Nolle* ls bars by gtvea th .i t h ,
undersign,d
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Certainly * Most people prefer one
lhat I* g in tie In action, thorough
In resulU
tjiirs. How c a n you
know what la i a tiv e , when taken
as ih rrc trd , will usually give | r a
tie, thorough, prom pt r e lie f ’ ____
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AMMGMR
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One way

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t« Iti* hill of romiipislrii
filed, wb*r pin th* r#lt#f
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lalwl directions

champion

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Adv.

Follow

By PAUL ROBINSOI?
O K A S ’ MV PLANE
C C A C k 'cD -U P in c ^
W A V R A ID .' r - J ^ S
LEGS FA ST IN
Q X K rP ir/G E rM E
- ;ou r of, ™

N E W Y O R K . S s p t. 21. &lt;AVA f tc r ta k in g Into ronsklrration ‘
the poaaibllity
th a t
Hill
Conn*
m ight dsthron# Jo#
l*iui*
ra n gting
li
ffo r a r e t u r n

for

2bc for 2b to lit doses.

Louis And Conn Sign
P^or A rm y Relief Bout

case —th#

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Draug ht
tjiirs I , U la r k - D r i u e ht
rcoTioriuc., 1'
Ana,
Very!
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f i r i s i ##*| of •aid
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Before buying ANY
laxative, consider
these 3 Questions

w ith th e beeea loaded U&gt; c llm e i
th e d r e m i t i t f i f t h in w n k h thre e
IM re U e e r r o r * fig u re d
It
we*
H &gt; nly am#* ■ r h M iilo l
M u lle t ’* 1 0 th h o m e r o f the y r * r
i r . u ii n
A H K n iT A €
and I I * * l t h * crow d
nf
t&amp;IO |
N * a Y o rk , 3, W s i h l i i i i n n
i
D e tro it *; *r t l le Agfa 7
la y e l C a rd in a l fa n * In a fre n iy j
O n ly gam** •c b#dl» Ir
T h * c h t r U h r d e lc to ry w »* the
C a rd ln a li' 3 9 th In 47 game* and
leave* th e m w it h o n ly fo u r m orn
game* to go, a n ile the b e iu tlfu l
Tha entire toast of Turkey
bum *, In f l r i t p ie r* w ith * 10- to a depth of 7b miles i, furrat
game lead on A u g . 10, h a re five or bu*h land.
on th e ir re m a in in g aehedule. T h e
triu m p h w e t th e
102nd o f the
•raaon f o r th e
Red
B ir d * ,
the
m o lt v ic to r lea f o r
a
N atio nal
league club alnce 1912, w h rn the
New Y o rk G lanta won |03

ar

bout In the

aolditr

*ock#r*

fligned
o ffic ia lly
Tu e sd a y
fo r
t h # ir Oct. 12 b o u t
In
Yank##
sta d iu m .
Th e
re tu r n
m atc h
a rra ng e ,
in r i i t s , h o w e ve r, provided * long
a rg u m e n t b e fore a ll d e ta ils were
ironed o u t. I t f in a lly was settled

with (!onn agresing to makr the
first defenss of his till# If he
w in s —a g a in s t

rnrh would

ge t

i x h j is ,

30

and

percent

th a t

of

THE LO N E RANGER

P e rio d ic pain i t no longer a
fo rb id d e n topic.
S o learn nbo.it t
I I K P . A K 8 ARM
C A K D U l, which may help ut
o f tw o ways
( I I a* ii
S T l K k ru N
&lt; « iir
II III *tlg« ’
f it l y pep uti a p p e tit
H v iil
2.1,
,1’.
U tm . ami th u s help
I tick
bicycle in c id e n ts ar*&lt;
U ll.l . in la v
fo r
the
" tim e "
to C mi , 1'• 1 be ginning to hapia-n
M r.
Go' loml»&lt; E a tiu ic h l
I I 4' i tended hei
s ta rte d .1 days Iw fo r#• th r M
and taken as liir e c tn l ■1 inav n si ■i r mi 1" g i v e n le ft t u r n sig n a l.
In
re lie v in g
pun-lv
fun. I n .1 * 1Ml • It Mil.- tile m im io w o f n
periodic pain
I A It 1J I ' 1 ' ♦*- &gt;* ,»r (Ml* * It ig a lit ‘ ?mm In11*s u ffe re d
m
re c unl aays
T r y it
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. i.Mip.iMHld f r ai t ii r e

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WXPNKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 194*.

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u a v ll# . F ln rld a , n r w S i f t w it in one o f th e C a rd in a ls1 le ading fine of f i t and coata or 4b daya atv * rTIL*a
o »* l C U M k i .n
l4 Judg* may L-* at m W
II •« 1*1 latter* but «l*o a National Lea­ In jail, odmtnLatercel In City Court (* In
* I r r l i nf the i ir.*m i
i*
th
e ir petition t*» l * g * ll i * ii« '
71 T I I I I P h i l *
I * 1*1 I I I gue Ira der through the 1&amp;42 *ea- rnday evening by Judg* Y. I- adoption by th*m o f th# unn#!?i*-d
f * # n t ln » ‘ le
I'n a iii)
y*i
111 n I. IN ItIHi-K D
m ilar to Marrcna Gilbert, neg- m #l* m in o r child of Mary (**r
A N K a iC A W LKAUIR
Hr enlisted a* a private in reaa. found giulty of petit* lar­ %lr». by th * n im * o f A lla n K * i f * ' f l l f f l l - U l H v m lf
W L Pet
W I . IV I
C»r A r m r Air Forces In August ceny In connection with. Heating U rtiM iia lv In #* (h*1r rh lW and
m r
is i It €71 K n i
71 ?* ,|l*i
h a ir s t law
J w a , .worn In a* a ree ere l* ! groceries In a downtown store
•l i t i t t i &gt; r g «
ci
I I «S .111
UTAFFllRf* HlklCXM rift/iV
Other rata* ware: Doshte Wlgo
IS II I II H t»h
fit
U
II II l i t to await a call to active d u ty —
RNHT1N
pel hap , io «n after tha beMoell Jonaa, negreaa, disorderly conduct
71 71
fh ll
it tt.n :
IIIT T II
( J IIH V K N I
M«ion end*.
HTE1N
I jl
costa or 45 day*; Joseph
If K I T F . N I I A I *' i f ir s t i .t i
Ill, position i* right field. He Bldnay William*, drunktnne**, *10
R A T I O R A l. I K K J I t:
« 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
ftro n k ljr n I , N * » T*»rl* • i n
f il v e
Thomaj,
drunkenne**
tentenn
nalor
j i d i c u l riR i i'r r o r r t o h i .
In nlng a ).
14 IllW
I » * . IV A V U
ro h
R K h l. X O L K
tjues, H o n II m ake any d i f f c g
suspended; H. V. Twyford, drunkafte
i l n r ln n a ii. {1-4 f‘h I###** 11 L
r o t 'X T T i
1%
C n A M C K ftt
x o . enre what laxat ive you bu y? An*.
1he j
H I !*mila, »
enc»*. 35 and costa or 30 day*.
1*1( f *l*u r * ti I
ta n
II k I * n

N V
Cl a

W id e W o rld F e a tu re *
H a rry
W a lk e r
is
a younger
nno n un i
bpem lentx
b ro th e r o f D ix ie W a lk e r of th#
D
odger*.
He
saw
lota
id action
n
i
u
u
n
i
1
wn I rtV rrn
late In the season when h r r r
dated the i n i u r n l T e r r y
Mr«&gt;fe
ra n te r fie ld .A n d
th e r#
w#fa
•lu g k i&lt;i i t n l r f tu
*n »re
S ta n
ml
some who c allrxl him
K n jrk
who ra il f«ir H illy S u l! I
M hore
mu
who hml v* a IWr* i, AU*i send­
W a lk e r
api&gt;#sr#d
In
a little
ing th r g iim r in to e xtra in n in g *
le ss th a n I a U th e game# daring
Htgg*
w*(i»
Hit tin g
in c id e n ta lly ,
th# season
fu r H illy H e rm a n ** hn had tiu ste ri
r l i t i r itoubic* mot w alked once
ni fo u r t r ip * to the plat#
Ed Head, f i f t h |b&gt;dgrr flln g e r^
fin a lly gained c redit fo r th # vic(
G6T RID O F T i e LONE RANGER
5 lo ry by h u ll I Ing the t dan I s sen n ri Ii-** in the thre e e xtra f n r r n .

s i s ta x , f u a r a n lr w l I ii Ip
I &amp; . 0 0 per a c re Rental |A.OO ,
17ft
in 1W42
175 acres
acrv* rru1tlva\ed
u lt lv alu l in
A ik a
an
n , rvlri
r v lr n r g fo w rr al l a k v l
Aak
Hart.
M JJ . « o s .
H
. r t - M.
Jr
I W - ;
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1

lit

Harry W alker Proves
To Be Not So Hot

1

r»-pli1

%Of# etna#) F

0

l,*MJ&gt; 21,
Kvnn th

Jim "
lU u '
r«in n ’
l 'Icrr

/. t
•

th # g a it , p rovid ed th e y 're both
out o f th e A rm y by th a t tim e
A ft e r th a t th e y signed
Th e n
Gen Jo h n J . P h e la n , tTi# commie■ion
c h a irm a n ,
announced
th#
fs tic fa th e rs' w ere w a iv in g th e ir
ru J rs c o ncernIng p o s tin g o f f o r ­
fe its
and
p aym e nt o f
fig h te r#
fo r the bout
Ph e la n
also
explained
lh a t
New Y o rk law I n s is t * principals
in a ll m ain bo u ts m u st to» pan! a
percentage o f th e
gale
ra th e r
th a n a g u a ra n te e
" H u t."
he
a.Meed, “ sine# t h is Is a special
occasion
we
a r#
Agreeing
to
fore go th a t ru le ao both the**
men can fig h t f o r guar.*f tie s "

u.

W ilk in *

With th# G ia n ti* a urn ahead
as Brooklyn went In *aI in the
ninth, th# #c«rrhwish) nttemlard
took pity on l h*- f i n * i nnd '(id
not tack uj» i hr f*. I Thai the
Chfiti had ■cnrr.1 •i t r in* it; 1to
Attic with
fifth fra m e oi m ell
Pittsburgh
Then, pinch hut cf 1e »
Rlgt *
fi |tr
lav td th* garnr foi H
th# n in th ,
d#ti v«el mg
A ■IcMlI

T&gt;.
. *

T a v e rn 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 . LO Ulri. fl»pt.
23,
(O Wide World Features
for the ipicy Ung
In Fifth binning The a n u i t u Hi. Loul* ('anllnal*. flt I. isiW ti1« Pl irtt rhi go Wi i i«1# Pi«?r t Kuo# Slaughter wa* pot only of OrerfondnMa
mnatard pieUea resulted In a

A hurling duel between pltchI ers Kmlaw of the Town Tav«am
n n fA o f
f! j n n t R
O - K T r * m * nd Fo r^ u t cn 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,
l a | *
■*
”
*i of the g am e at City Diamond
B ITI l l l l
H O m e r B Hall Park. Monday evening when
---- —------ * a fusilade iif long rang e hit# by
By G A Y L K TAI.IMIT
I the T avern er* coupled with a
iMOflitid Preaa RpoHs W r i t e r ' pass In Cordell, brought in ala
B R O O K L Y N * Bept- 2.1, Dfh
run* for the Ta ve rn team .
A
Dolf Camllll. firs t l e t t e r up for run in the sixth on a ■ingle try
Brooklyn In the
12th
inning, Cordell and a double by Moses
ballad hi* 2 Mh home run of the gave the T avern er* an e x t r a lead
ov er the scoreboard t« g i ' f j of seven run*
Theil just to adjj intuit to in­
S ' . Dodger* a U H victory over
Glanta Tuesday and krep their jury. Iif l fielder Hick* of the
pennant hope*
still
fluttering Taver ner* hit one of F e r g u s o n ' a
1ft#
time
of
Ihd f’* choicest submarine of fe rin gs way
Up to
I
fttb lr.
out over re nter fielder Herbal**
m
l f h t r smash off Hof. C anirn
ralfl
head for » nr of the longest home
t * r , I n* rrowil of 2i'».Mb.; bail * i t
run* ever made In the park.
about a* wild and wmdy
The
I ndrprndrnt*
got
their
an O lh lb itio n a* ever took i i la r r
lone run In the seventh and final
on any fie ld , w ith H i p itc h e r*.
inning when Steele drew a pas*
f|ri for each aide, doing th e ir
from Klnlnw and t)y»on came
Inapt best to s n u t o ff the blow through with a double scoring
of baa# hit*
llyson'* * Ingle in the third
After the gam e, the in ha hi hit
inning won the only o ther hit
iatit* of the press bo* were fur*
t h t r entertained
bjr ■ terrifir made off K inlaw
In that
fatal aforementioned
Itnr between Hill h l rm . 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.
Alt man
the Dodgera. Al*»ui the so f'test to
thing tha old arb it ra to r called then hit a long triple to left
scoring
le*th
runner*.
Hick*
dou­
M a e r h a il at the lop &lt;*f hi* fain*
bled.
scoring
Altman.
Godwin!
Oita ton ill* * a i a •■counterfeit
Their debate went back •everal made a single. (hjham singled

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EHlahlinhed In 1908

VOLUME XXXIV.

•U. S. Jarvis,|His
Dest royer, Is,
* Reported Lost

SDecch Cancelled

^ . ;-

British Radio
States Allies
W ill A tta c k

1111

SKITKMIlKIt 21. 1912.

K S | )\ V

lO f * » » r
P r im
I I I I I I * l , M ilrs I.tied t «** ,
it t h ' A ll
» r r p rrp 1r it iif
l«» laitn*' i an .
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w ith o u t |
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t man am i o p -•
lira l&lt; &lt;1 to t h «•
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♦ »••••! &lt;«(•* I t
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rra

WASIIINCTON,
CL
■ t/TV-Thc Navy niinouncrtf Xt&gt;!
day that the Unitnl States! I;-* *
destruver Jarvis had tlisa|v-;
penml in the southwest Pa- p ♦.
_ c'flc without lenvinir a tnice.'
- ■
® presumably sunk by enemy,
submarines or nircruft. and
an auxiliary transport, the|
"Little", was sunk diiriiiK re-

W illkie Confers
T w o H ours W ith
P rem ier Stalin

1

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.ng
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Y l r n * l ■g a I
u U I h r l*u !c h
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*

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re n t o p e ra tio n * In t h r Sailom nn.
|*lnn&lt;U.
Th r
p «M «ih lr
!«•%• «»f
liv e * on t h r t *
•hl|»« »* •*•*»
mated u l 2.YO to rn
T h r J a rv i •
wu« r n ro u t r fro m t h r S».l**m .*n
t il n r r p n ir l*a or as she had I n r i i
t l i m i i r n l d u rin g jin r v if iu * enemy
a ir a tta c ks o ff Guadalcanal
,

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C a s u a lt ie s

M o re

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t-iti|tl.alXrt| .

S o m e

W A S IIIN C T O N . Sept J
Th e N hv &gt; announert!
that t h i» u g h a g r»«rm 'fit w ith
d.
ing K n itch naval author it i«
la chm ent *'f l u m h n a ta l
would l»e t ra m i’tl in t h is • nt i
T h r step is heing UH«h •. i l .
n il jn n n u n r r in r h i • n I
In
r o n * t i t u lr
tn t l i r
t ,
I j ench u n it
hieh, * ii»&gt; I
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To Train In U.S. !

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Drive Nazis Back

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Bombers A s s a u 11
Nazi L’-Boat Base

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Three Men Apply For
.n lis tm r n t
J'-'r’l M an rr iI nn ec FEnlistment
Oviedo SendB Scran
Metal To Sanford
of a • Three men applied lor m li*.

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n y in * • o r t n a . w in lgl nln*f I U w ay j'n »''t *n lha Unlte.1 S t a i r . M a n n ,
--------------over part* unknown U now o n : t on** when Hergt. John H olier. ‘ .More than 60,000 japt
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UlnpUr In Ih# YowtU Compmpy I InUrrlewni men at ll.e l*oat I l f 1 *rtap metal a/# now taring
wlrojow. Th* photo, loaned b y '! * .* **»t» work. If thr rrgi.U ant. j h ,r- by truck from Ovtrd.. /
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ilia . Fm P. Houiboldcr, taa. a rifU ara accept**!, they will lw .en l Smilh. commander of Cami ' . "
to h«r from Too Hgt-Henry J » m q * « r a r r i . I.laod, 8 . C.lo» r ; l , . . . . i n * I’oat M of the
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W A S H IN G T O N , Se p t. 2 4. t^1
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m o th e r — S e c re ta ry W k k a rd aald tw la y fiom public achool* In Ihr aft.
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and fa th e r la ag a rra m e n t o v e r th a t * t a rt Ing O ct.
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1 4 4 0 o f hla p araonal dabU and lir a red by | w l t | n . f o r
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h* _i t £1 p e r c e n t t o * the p e a n u t crop.
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The altua tion waa derlar.-.!
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the Army, be aertouc on accoun t * f " »
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and
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Proceeds dcriTod bp Ovi#«i&lt;» from
i i f l f i t i l u M * i v A uvivil
»*la of the aerap will Ik- „*a d . r ' l U U t n l 8 m a &gt; A M S ,S '
to erect an a tr« r*n wamlny ,b | |n H a r V e s t i l U ? ( r o l l
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I training In on* of th* 17 aeSoola I rr* by rail to Cl* m l ., nh.iiir
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the plctur*.
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ANKAHA. Turkey. Sept. 2t. —
•Delayed)- &lt;AT—•Yougoalie aourcea reported Wedneeday that up­
ward! of ,0 0 German* and Croita
hare been klbed In a battlo be­
tween German, and Croat* and
Yueoelav patriot* naar th* Tilla g e
af Betlnlce, YougoaUela.

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M anager Te d Young aald today
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tage o f th la o f f e r are tn re p o rt
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                    <text>MONDAY, SEPTEMBER « . 19*2.

l A i flANPOED HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA

B la n d in g U s e s
Unofficial C la s s
For TaD Draftees

Cards Split Double-Header With
Cubs, Still HoldLoopLeadBy2#

League Standings

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hed a 0 . 8 production
1941 of 18,220,000 hun-

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THEY'RE BOTTLE'RABIES

REGLSTRATION NOTICE
i J k f Registration Banks nf the City of Hanford. Flor­
ida, era open at the City Hall, commencing Monday,
September 14th, 19t2, for th . purpose of registering
for the Municipal Primary

Election to he hshl on

November 3rd, IIH2, and will remain open each day
except Bundaye and holidays, up to and

including

Saturday. October 24th, 11&gt;43.

H. N. Sayer
City Registration Officer

KANSAS C T r V T ^ p t 'l * ^ CP)
—Gleaned from one of the nows
rclee.es from the Bureau of the
Census i HI i children between one
and four year* old sufftred from
acuta atcohnllem In th* United
fltaU i In 1940.
DRINKS IN JAM J A M
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intgvu h
iiA
a .! MiinnOs
DfR$.
B
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m in
England.
Bept.
4 ew
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----I I . (A’)—Public
ho usee
her* are
serving drinks In Jam Jars, of
alt things, because toe many
K'taaea are being stolon and can t
replaced. A man was fined
913-80 for stealing pub glass**.
Cork la used In 90 different
places In an automobile.

8t a n a id Stripes ef tha U. B. aad
flUndlag
silk)* and f ta r e f Soviet Russia, a rt three ef mere than 1AM guests ef
presslneaee I* American government, Industry, labor and professional
- eirclee, wke attended ■ dinner in N&lt;« York opening Iks' Fall campaign
for R u tlan War Relief. They are (left to right) t Thomas W. Lament.
W. Avertll Hsrrlmsn, guest ef honor; and Allen Wardwtll, chairman
e f the (Heater New York Campaign Committee. In hie Aral public
address since kis return from attending th* Churchlll-Stalin confervate
In Msceow last month as President Roosevelt's personal representative,
llarrim sn, U. 8. Defense Coordinator In l.ondon, declared that the
trU.s lslv.ccp the two leaden bad brought them closer together la a
burning hatred.of lluler and Hitlerism.
J

T hat unofficial cJaaaiftcation
cam* lata b tin i her* whan two
alanta. P r in t* Carl B. Eiaenbach.
a ll faat alz inch** Buihnell, ana
Prirat* David E. Adama, six feet
eight Inches from Miami, were
Indue tad Into tha Army within
a few day* o f *tch other.
The tape fa r regulation* height
in the A n a r U sh.v feet elx 1ochre
aa Elaebacb managed to got Ini
tu t the Fourth Service Command
In Atlanta had to g ran t a apecial
waiver In Adama* eaae.
Eiaenbach. though two Inchea
shorter Ih ’n Adama, wtigha 2Gfi
pound*. Adama tlpa the ecale at
II L Bdlh men w ear aite
It
thoe* and both will bo held hers
Until they receive extra larg t
clothing.
.
Adama had tried to join tha
N»vv, Marine*, and Cooat Guard
but had been rejected because he
'was "loo tall.” Ha had almost
given up hop* of getting Irto
the Armed forte* when aa Army
recruiting sergeant suggested he
apply on a waiver. A lineman,
I t was accepted for aeteta In the
Signal Corps.
.All the men on Adama* father's
i We average all feet three. Ills
Dad Is s it feet fhre and a cousin
la a i feet a lt rind weighs £M
rounds. Ills mother !■ average—
J&lt;i,t fir* feet sis Inches tall.

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Field Crepe
Flewrra
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Shrubbery
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AHO WATCH THE DIFFERENCE.

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Roy. Reigels And Mickey Owen Both
Make Comebacks A fter Sports Boners

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Questions for. YOU

$ 7.30 t o * 31.00
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G. U. STUART PAINT AND GLASS

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-State Holds Lead In
Defense Contracts

T H IS W E E K O N L Y Your Choice of These Cara—
GOOD TIRES — GOOD BATTERIES}

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’a ta r fo r Irrigation. No drainSTORAGE
your ear a t Kent1*
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Garage. ’ Special rata deed
140 per acre—Rental 94.00
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INSURANCE, Ore, windstorm,
tomobile tburglary, com pen Ba­
automobile
a, modern, In good
rn. A t a saving, C. M. Boyd
tie* Lawn, *iSrub1 spot, chicken yard.
**. No mortgage or
bargain. Walter L. BUS. OPPORTUNITIES

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*er. 0 A 8 Grocery called by
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STUDIO

W ith o m a -

o r b ev e le d ed g es.
office, Carp* of Engineers at
Mobile, Ala.
A 94,000,000 cantonment type
hospital la authorised In Missis­
sippi and construction will b*
supervised by th* district office.
it r duties In fins slype and hit­ Corps of Engineers Vicks burr,
ting better than be uld last year, Miss.
r . , a while he was among tha
n-uji leaders at hat. That was defm itrlr over l l s head and ha aoon
a n ia m irf re srv«..• — —
——
made In the Roes Bowl footbsll1tf-v.i.d off I)ut he'e hitting quit*
ram * a decade or so ago and as « lew points better than ha did
Mickey Owen made last yrar In li.-t year and many of hfa Sits
I.iv . Ik-. ii tim ely rnough to win
tha World Berlea.
But both cam . bark. Reigels ti ».l games.
Quo*. Hew often should you
was rated a belter football player
take a laxative! Ana. Only when
after he had run thr wrong way
the
fam iliar symptoms Indicate
agalpat Georgia Trch and Mickey
you really need one. Oust. What
Qwen Is mere highly regarded r
alnd of s laxative ihouUi you
new than last October when he
takeT Ana. On* th at brings re­
missed tha third strike In the
ATLANTA. Oa.. flept. II. — lief gently, thoroughly, promptly.
fourth game against the Y anktea
Kh-rula,
with
a
total
of
£4
conQues. W hat laxative usually will
Mickey was the goal of th.'
again led the southeastern do thlsT An*. On* such laxative,
series. Ills rolsplay gave th a , irarls,
•
tales
In
the
number
of
Army
when
taken by directions, la BlackYsnkasa new-Hr*. Just the respite i engineer rnnlreeta swarded durthey needed to go on end win the mir the wrsk ending Bept. 12, It D raught I d .le 49 dares, only
li e . Fallow label directions. A d*
gam* thd Dodgers had sewed up.
bly was the turning « as announced today at headuuartere,
Fourth
Servlet
Com­
he poal-eeaaon cham
ickey was not wholly mand.
Thr contrasts ranged in valua
I was really an almost
from leea than |.'.0,000 Lo oyer
LLeh. A wMft-bjrtftWni
t»
,000,000. A total of 98 roitract*
ha , do** tafcdlpnir
awarded In the southeast '
it heppeaed that Tommy Ilea were
Mlsilivlpp! was second In the
h swung on It—thus givln, number
of contracts wllS a tatgj
*. Ufa a t first 11 jia rould bail
eight. Gcorgls had seven. Ala­
pi-K V f■ w « .- , —jleh ha d li of
bama five and North Ca retina. !'F a t &lt;91 ywars kaatrV rirU 'h a v e
M ite rs subsequent hit exptwled South
Carolina and Tennessee sought relief In CARDUI's I-w a /
th* ;game In Brooklyn's face
help. Some lake It aa a tenic: ft
tle-i with four a plan.
There's talk that Reiser an4
Among tha r.&gt;n»truetlon COO- usually stimulates appetite, aids
Msdwtck and Raesa and others lacla were two awarded for Ala­ digestion by increasing flew ef
were Brooklyn's most val-iablw bama, onv to run In eicsaa of .*4,- gsrtrks Juices | thus help* build en­
p la v m InleW ear, but no leas an 000,000 and to be supervised by ergy aad resistance for needed
authority than Manager loo I b r ­ the district office of this Corea d a i i Or taka It, a* directed. 3
other nominates Mickey.
of Engineers In Atlanta, Ga. Tha days before “ your time” ] CARDUI
Osren hai been in there alni'»t other, an kir force Installation
the pitch.,e U) coat approximately »3.000,000
other catch. will be supervised by the district
fermlflg

The Danube la
an drains an a
square miles.

Classified Advertisements

The National Labor
T h a n era #40,000 kind* of in­ Board considered 11,000
sect*. of which 10,000 arc de- 194 L

A fathom, used a* a anil of
Balhvmetrv I* th* prattle* of
measuring w f t b o f tin sea- measurement In ra depth, la all
CAMP BLANDING, Sept. II, especially for scientific Inwall- fact.
—If any man taller than six foot,
eight Inchoa try* to enllit In the
Army a t Camp Blaading, he'll
classified A-i plus

County Assistance
Money In August
T o t a l s $ 1 0 ,3 6 6
JACKSONVILLE.
Sept.
» ,]
(Sepclalj—Cash grant* received
during tha month of August by
Seminole County recipients of
Old-age A ulatanee, Aid to the
Blind and Aid to Dependent Chil­
dren to tv led 910AM, according t*
State Welfare Cpm arise loner Le­
ts rut W , H iatt.
.t
During the month 9BJZ3 wa*
wan I’aascaj's tilth vilcory.
paid to 017 recipients of OldIu-an Lin Warnckr rationed age A iilstancet |2M to 14 re­
only -even hits In hit former cipients of Aid to the Blind and
tcaniinalrs In thr opener, but a IIZXI to 40 families &lt;109 chil­
tl rilling double •traf enabled the dren) receiving Aid to Dependent
Cards to arorr their only run that Children.
gave them their elxtS straight
During the same period, net
victory and thrlr U lh
In 41 caah reym enta to public a asta­
game*, beaiib-a thrlr 100th of Ih ti tin e e recipients the elate over
•eaaor.
aggregatted 1778,707, or a t the
Walker Cooper grounded out ■ra ts of f'A34A84 per year. This
to ilnn to open the fourth. Then was the largest sum ' erer paid
Johnny llnpo drew a past and • u t In Florida daring a single
promptly raced to third bate aa month fur this purpose, and was
George Kurowakl tent hie second mailr poaslbla by additional rehit bouncing Into left-field.
vci.ure resulting from tax** le­
Martin Marion lined to Bobby vied by tha 1941 session of the
Sturgeon, the Cub aecond-baae- 'legislature on
money
played
man, but then while Wameks through the mutuals a t horse
was pitching to Mort Cooper, tracks and th e diversion of the
Kurowakl (printed for second. Aa —M can's “b—aka"
a t ’ horse
Cub Catcher Chico HervMndri tracks, for O kf-tgs Assistance,
threw to head off Kurowakl. nnd an Increased win* tag and a
Ilnpp broke for home from third tax on hewvr trucks, for Aid to
bled, then held up long enough Dependent Children,
to draw a tl row to Stan Kara,
A reduction of II percent It
the Cub third baseman When
tSie happened Hupp lore for the operating costs for the fiscal
year
ending June M, 1941, was
plate and dodged in past Hack's
recently announced by the Stale
wide thruw to the catcher.
a
drastic
In the second game, the Cuba M elfare Board in
drove lafW Max Lanier to the economy mors Intended to supple­
ment
funds
available
for
tbg
par*
•Howera In Iras than thrr* innings
when they scored their winning m rnt of cash grants.
three rune.
I’asaeau blasted the third open
with a single through the box
and Stan Hark bunted aafely,
with I’aaaeau going to second.
Phil C avirvtta drove a tingle to
center, scoring t’asseau. Hack
stopped at
second,
Nicholson
fanned .-nd Dallaaaandro fouled
nut. Nnvtknff, the Mad Russian,
slashed a single to left, scoring
SMKftirAK L a r o r i
lick, sml w)en Jimmy Brown,
w I. Pet.
w i. p ,i
the Cards' second U o m s n , muf­
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Conttructlon of a recreation
Superintendent 1
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lilt.Ilf 1
torn into hrr hug»* hulk whu li
building to be located In Fort to&lt;lay rr lr a * ^ ! (hr cmnplrtf
j KU*it * a I a *till i*ef rn«*rtiit|f "f
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tru* 1 I ti t
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(on
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niMr | ruction pniffnirn »• lf» ,IHHI
chib for aerate* men now loom* noli* County whjtr at I imi.* H ■
A Him*-ml «n**l* t*m** «a* r t
ton* hut I* lif llr v n l to Li tl
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as a dlitlnet poaalbility, lollowlng j pi»m«i T h it ’V.,m "n-ia- i i
I Irnt.Ml h&gt; th* l*i»*t l" I frulroftfile
- Ii.le.l
to 16,000
a conferenca Salarday betwron I filing th r Hit Sa. Ih-c
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J O W sta ff. If.I V A lu lla r tl It
it.lL lf .f i
,t'*1 .P Hlanton «n.l A ^ I» (iron iMroetll
92ity
! ! /, and Chamber of Commerce U iunterw ! due to a nun,..*" ..it •banfr after »hr to k
........ ohi . i
ifflclal* and U. B, Brennan, ...................
.
official*
ro.lrnall-m.. trcelrr.1 and
r h i n r - ! ,lrn" *l Trondheim hr "•mil ’«ii• nlnff illtrr, Ptliil ill Innpcrtitf !* W
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forth
rahliri^ r % p n iiii 11•j BtfVi'n*. i ll T thr S in fo n l S‘uv h I
ronlor engineer of the Federal: m„ le
Ituwrver. all
i nt ........ .
Work* Ageac;
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I hill Ii a
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(acratary of t
...... . rtlbel
CtimmritiUnit b rir fly lU i It I V
1.1*I ** I
Chamber of Commerce, aald
„ |» „ y rll m , Liitt i n* "hr* w rurriH
UM lit
1ftirninf nb *r r &gt;H*irr hpic nil (h (
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nay.
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f t of V a ‘ v 1•**&gt;, I (rut lllrt' tret&gt;
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Another protect dtscueerd el
"\pi. n i■ i erv day will nr
'aid .
OwinL * 1 riiang r* briny
i. i
. . e.ltal I. t
the conference was the ronitruc- at tTr p H M T t llm r thi » ii,;i^t I
N*av&gt; tlay to Sanf oral Howe ki t
I
..........I » I.
lion of additional well* lo r thr
i •*Aiih
taayht by i i r 1* irftihi i
ll 1" ama l!1l*if to me* t. . war lire
l-.»
r •
1. 1
Sanford water lyiteni.
* ot yrt l »efi lu . j rompi V
a mount f to.. Ik till* In'Nil l» it I
After Invletlgating both of t h rrrlo rr art i l *ncfurl* ■!
5/ ' '
m d % (but •If r-n Itri ■ wily eon ).»
I these project*.i, Mr. B
Hrennan re . tirin'* in* iUt
till* war *effort
If inn I h•) •
quested application blanks to be
S*i,| 1Jn ill Siafft ,r,t
A ll 1 *«'
SKMINOLE HHiH H O fu n i
a n
V'R i
i
M
h r the City for both project*
Cl K M rK m
fPrincipal
v l
l i l n u t 1 1 ^ h n l* i n r i w l I ■ ttv i * 1h 111 I fra lly (*p)if n in 1
A hug* 1,800 pound glob*, de­ sent
nf
M
•o
th
a
t
they
could
be
presented
" 1"
haviDlf
thr*
it
lilt*
for
I hr pn
Jiihriiori,
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signed by B y n e 8. Stephen*. to th* federal government. Thee*
two wrrk&lt; (iiiikiiiir over On* la1
formerly of Hanford, t m recent- blanks will ba rectired In a day C«lhrrlne T tk ich , (&gt; l&gt; K«*»!
1'Uiforot kw&lt;*1
The
capacity
of FrrmvM out My impit*«»iun in that
Hi
ly preaentad by him to Cal. L. O. or two, and application* will ba lire* Catherine Pearce, Ml»* liutr ‘
I * »» 1
Jfand, Mr», Kffle purdfi*. Mu*» • Uawton Memorial lloipilal will in; people here are folnjr to make II V M«&gt;rrb, Himi
\l
Shutt, aaalftant th laf of ataff filed Immediately. It waa revealed. _ , ur*
of#k tl ) ,
lo ...... *
Chittenden. Mr«.
I.»cy,*&gt;me
way, hare to b«
itouhlisl
In Bin
town
Chittenden,
Mr*.
I.
icy.
mm*
be
.tnublnl
real
Navy
i*ti
inford
Ki)orntioti.
|
h*f
1*11*1
a t Third A ir Fatuo- kaodip u rteta,
M il »
It waa tba opinion of the en&gt; Smith, M ln Geo r n m liar*, Mb# order to taka care of thr hospital Llautenant# H a lltn l and (iron | \\
*» u m l
|«w i«»n.
&gt; jm a t n
«.
Tampa, fo r ua* Of officer* and glncer. according to Mr. lllggina, Ethel
i
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k
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liu b eth Ii vrwh.j
need# of tha wine# ami fam ihw n ln g itcr #tatotl that they both
iC»nnnu«d •« #*»y* ?***•»
sei.tfi Ri#art
n iw r. Mr».
an. E
r*uuiwin
in
mil*tad men th a n , noeerdlng to th a t both Improvemanta
•
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ilkV
,
Mr* MaeFort, W. D. H o:.,', nn, •of N a vy officer# and per#«»nnrl were enjoyintr their ntav hen- (
n dipping frot* a recent Issue naeaaaanr, and. . that ..the former
Wr, (!Ud
A amJ.h Ml, Kis of the Sanford Air Hasr, how in and were impr^taed with th&lt;
I
LtM .
ft
■ 1*
Ini .MM
of th* 8L Petertburg Tima* Sent * ? . . , * * * ?
i_r ,h * .•p,‘ * a le lh F ^ rle . Mrs. Mina H it1!#**’ the near future will liml#* here '"j hoapttable w rk o m v yiern
kw
tlneeje
Djr w o r n ! &amp;p9Um9m* ^ •
,plication thou la
not am e ra n tou. i i j n Rebecca Slevenf, J. L
Thi# *t#lcm«ni wan made &gt;»• I Other
gur&gt;it wetemued I f Ti Ml' t ft»
II 1, a*M
f
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Tiggini
also •taiaa
slated that
lhat Mi#* Kdna ChlUatidtn. Ill#* i #'.»-# teniae afternoon bv Mr#.End«*r i a)r
Mr. SUphena. wall known
d
.....
' Mr*
lggmi JUKI
h««e were, W M (llierin, IC#
ha
and
City
Commissioner
II.
it
&gt;1 ,&lt;1 X
Icrathli section for kl* a r t and ah
Ivn Talley* M rt. Ruth Jack.. '
iir Iet I* aerretary or tie Frrnaht
f'arl LudKrr J«rk Orvor
Jamaa Out, plan do laeve tndev
m u dedieting Florida K to ti.
V O C A T IO N A L S C jy tJtd ehlon M c m a n it l lm p i li l . . . ‘ ( ju . O w rn l.n n t
(V
K
'it.it,,
laekaoni
. f b* •»
I d confer with
Mra. M. B. Maiwell. Print .p a l,! &lt;Utlve com njlu*', _miw_t_l_ng in the) R. |j,,n * n t i, Ant.... Mtchrl. a.,,I
deilgner of Florida Btata ashlblta for Jacksonville
HI I -f I*
NdantT Work* Agency »"*»; M.re.
th* Faderal
„. Clsra
Clara Vernsy,
Vereiay, aM lit.. ! '
| ..Nicr »f Supt T W 1 - - r o n ) Harry H uta t tha
1 til,
angina*r*
regarding
tr**#w lwo1
two)
SANTflRn JUNIOR
JtrM in P III,.II
IIK.U at the Court Hnua#
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ill
SANFORD
Great Luka*
\t A sM iM .i M \ kir,.
Mr#. C urlftt dec la ret] »hr hail! Post, Al#o three Dew iiteniLe** •
S C IIO O I.
M . W orlds prj^arU.
land and th*
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I L.
&gt; \ rut fit lirt Ft*di'i •( I'U »■( '
1 ll n
tU n* t h w two f „ r fU 10h( M __
ire _____
,M * r y (_ Nei. ...ao, hospital needs of thr men in . . .
Po#t; ft- A llr f f ln y . J 1* T h in
Technical Service* unit. W ar Bar­ oprojects
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,
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t i t in M«uida&gt; t*« pi I’.tt i i
added M
I r- H&lt;^- Mr*. Beatrice Bam*#,' Mit# i h it | vice will ba Liken rare of »*y J main and C K Swaayerty
•brig i i .ijecta
through,
added
rie* division of WPA ia Tamp*. ■tea, “details concerning
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Construction a f th a globa took will ba autouDcad lite r.
■ . * In t llft»
ref I
kil l ( t o t s |
nkii i* « t ♦ 11d I’d ii h i *it (-ir 1 •
on* Hire Loulap Swrfln, Mi## u b d * ■Army, la mad* feur the *kk need#, eSaaa two ft(M* war #avirtg« bind*
lull M •V Ml* kl ta* I In LL ire f &lt;« '
fro* raonthi work, MM I t s
nti*'tkanil
jok*1
but**
&gt;i»"
ic#ft«lared an F*t # Tnr#.i
i
hot p If iliation of their farm 1
I 'n il g (I Will lilt
III* I ,|l lullltt;
l finH"I i f 1r *'« (tl r'** lit ft
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of . WPA artist*. H I*
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been arrived at In this m atter,
b.* (lift aim/* ||«I AitilrtJ
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declared H. C. Du [lose, chairman
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A n t k A M a a T m T 'n
of IS* committee, this morning.
From MMopwhifi km i n- I'aciftr
Joapph A I'aitw ay, nfl»-t
-"i- Un f Ir ■ I tif ( h tulwf -i I At f frM
“However, th li problem must be
CHICAGO. RcpL 22, W - .f n p - tanl Atorney (iv n e ra 1 T h iiin in n Hum * i! It untiLI .liio 'i ' . U‘&lt;*iiai , i Mi .»n« Mi* It I Mtkwi*ll luiv,'
solved, and sol rad soon."
h*tt«-r u.it***! X1U - I ,
CLKARWATKR, Sept- 27. &lt;47 Attending yesterday's meeting alytla of private wheat trade un W Arnold drim ufirisl thr Lnii b* tlH'b toll) )m" III rt to(51) treifu' 111 1 'I ir uk n» n lb n*i w
refi | i. ii Richard '
— Joaaph Damleo, 45, Drouklyn. were: If. C. Du Bom , chairman, der tha pro|K&gt;##*il federal prlrr loir « #rnal&lt; ■ubcnminlUr n , rei t h,m***! I ‘itlirelnmit 111 liiHiaf
M
t\to**l'
of
thr I Ikllrd S t n t .V r&gt;%aiflt* i U r Hot
.s ill' n no« '
N. Y., chaygtd w ith tha ILH.uOn Mrs. Endora C ariett, eecretary, control bill feared by grain men ti1 attempt "to drotroy Midi , » n
.Vlnriio
.
rerun
&gt;i r1111 |f ilia', uftrf
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MI
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lirniar
by
'
let
1,
toll!
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waa
announced
loilay.
.
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which
do
Hot
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m
robbery of a 81. Petei.i.crg Mra. R. E, True, member end T.
Vntr to I siVi 11 (If o r '* I*ia in Ida I to i 1 1 a ** of M i %*(.«' a « m n ia rifli,
Experts believe complete fr-l | r t,,, .nuilcl*.
Jewel broker la s t Marth. fulled W. Lawton, ex officio member.
A 11 Ini wtliieii, Jann-i Nrin'v jj1.11111, Itu* Mint' n» b**uifin*‘f 1 *re In bad i.*w I* * i i| f •uno l | f rm.i
to appear in C lrralt Court here
Tba n eat meeting of the com­ era I operation of complex boil
of
l — W rit
I'eln. iii i f v armI ir*,t y**ur lic-**ii#rwl“"' "ii fjr* A.,I til livur.ll llrlltvnaille
arraignm ent and mit!#* w ill b# on Monday a fte r­ nr**1’ may become n ecetu ry if lirrii.lrnl
Ml a If 11 w1*11 u-dilnt O at hrr
ronlrcls under antJ-Inllstlon l*gi&gt; teach Junior I hpm ler -if I ..... rt.ii)»**f tlir of fieri
. waa ordered for. noon, Oct. IV.
I'u ti ttlruan ItlqhlofK who w o ■ on wanti’d S n tre «rnt| him f
merer, romplalnnl that n group
I*
tlon
do
not
proridg
for
the
1# kmfi
.1**0 u lot of |o r d
Jcbn V. BlnL
many peculiarities In grain mer. of army musicians at Morrison air I k&lt; )it (fulnf to riindm t d rlv ri ■ n
It rut
atuffrr]
1 en route
field were "Ire n ifrrrrd to T r , « “ l fUiMrtK t ton ■ at th* Court llim ar iInmir*
kellng.
The
need
for
multiple
11brr afu 1 truli meu
where h*
after they playnl for two »«r I &lt; twm IlMMl and IJ IH) A M
w
,
i
p
i
c
calling*
to
cover
varied
g
rw
ln
Bureau
I im*u &gt; will b I mi rufidurt 4*7, inii'iH
lon«t ilancei wltljout perm it.,
agent*. 11a waa
from the local union.
, Itott of In-IT Inner ■ » d«1 tlmar ap
bar* later thi*
plying
at fm m I 'Mi to (1 00 I* M R i p e
C o n tra ct
G iv e n
N.mrc told the In te rita tr ( 'in
osb ■itrr* eubcvmmlltr* tl.sl i* ', and 7 mi to N:00 1' M Frid ay
A rk n n H u sC o m p a n y
weeks after “July Jubilee v, rk"
in which t'l* orchealrs aided in j
DALLAS, Tex , Sept 22, A h ied.nl war bond pale*, loci) un ,n l
id fall----------A contract for conilructlon of a
Club.-) WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. i M - leader* wrote F’elrllin that ihp
junior
chamber
“had
the
gaH"
tu
2110 mile, fi-lnch pipeline serosa
ainong Th* Navy announced today that
northern Florida has Iwen let lo
of the
a*la war* lost In th* Madttamn- “without permlrelon
WASHINGTON. Srpl. 22, (d*»- Anderson Brother* of Tulaa and
m b a*M e a r l y In August out o f union.” He aald tha tra m fe r «ub
Navjr Secretary K n o i drcbrr.l to ­ Little R'ck, official* of tn n s reauently waa ordered, "appurent day It was a aafe and pound bp- Florida pipeline rom |«ny anoouneH .iu .w .a i
ty by tM w ar department.
•umptlon th at th* Japans** would *d yasterday.
On* w*a
The 1 contractor already baa
make malcr new attem pts to te.
torpedo
DIMOUT COIjOR CHANGED
romiuer the Solomon Island*, add­ moved right-of-way crew* to
HONOLULU, flapte 22f {*»,- ing "W e operate on that baeii FlorkW and Ik expected to d a r t
A fter tig h t month* of btackout In —to du otherwise would Iw fool­ laying pipe by Oct. 1. Th* Ua*
lx being built for irmnt-Flortda, ‘ ‘
which automobiles war* permitted ish overconfidence.headquarters In D allai. from pip*
to operate with blue light*, the
To
prevent
the
gloae
coming
off
•a lv a n d from American Liberty •
military governor'* office decided
of
white
paint,
wash
with
milk
Pipeline Ccmpany’a eaat Texas*
bhie waa th f, wrong color aivl
Golf coael carrier,
and very little *o»p.
___
hta gubaUf j

Stevens Designs
World Globe For
Air F o k c s Use

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H rilU h furrr# d m in g toward
Tanj|ngr**e fm m th#* north»&lt;it met .le«.ng French ff.
• islanvr I '1 nt 11 from
I hi*
H a ifa ra 'c a r c*pit*I ■ nd **RIII
*r f t rnj(aN rtl it\ h a ll I#*.
VI .id a UBtf at
liraadca«l ■ * id

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» . t.ellrvi-.l aimed *t the « m e , | , , « 3 .v rlI , lir„ „ ,
rollVI.y whirh the licfriu ijo d m
l uver Ihe week-end tu h n v c l
&gt;tr llI e-l h " '
j ehattrre .1 hy .in k in g nr d a m a g in g , .■ "'•"eph.it..
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15 ",'’r&lt;',l»(iltiien and
| in
r«o tfting
r*hi|ia in sub
marine ami Airplane* n tijiik&lt; *fv # t
h *u dm |«
l l rMi*h ttffici
t n l l i l tin L m im n ilm n it Th ii I i s

An Allied apekaaman aald Amtrattan defen^r* a t Mlln* bay
now had returned to their posi­
tion*. The teat day* of their
hunt had nncorared only era tiered
palre or Ion* itraggler* from
th* Japan*** landing fore*, which
lost a t lamat 700 daad befor*
thalr warthlp* took off the few
th at could be rescued.

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City And Russians
Counter - Attacking

last Arc

plte of "Iron
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Soviet Flag Still
Flies Over Volga
River Metropolis

ago, ami will tip off thr hattle• wagon* th** iiiwtant mhr pikrv h rr
j no.r Uy.mil the .(.e l cliff* Uios.

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Gob For Service Lawton
Fro- ,b,
Men Discussed At facu
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C. Of C. Meeting

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w hen
hit Tromlhrim
i m n*lftrim ffjord*
jor»l, wiwtrt

A m erican p a n d w t a tro o p , drop cu t of the *ky .om ewherv In
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II. B. Army headquarter* In London that a Im gr .nut g. nt I -uelt
troop* ha* been In tba U rltlih I*Ir* fur ...me tun,. I h . » a.
minded by Lieut. Col. Edasn D. itaff &lt;&gt;f \n » H .k . t&gt; r ► (lien
Ground force* op poe In* the are armed with light and heavy martin.,- gm.., l.ghi !&lt;•!,! H» rtp- t »r
Thr T irpili wti« BMld to hovr
Japan*** around Ioribalwa were m ortars, grraadaa, bayonets and knlvra T in . ,. .,
•('•ami tl toil
t t'ftdulhi ini hrav
reported mere agfTeaall*, al­
&gt;I&gt;' o f'dli-tl Lv other 1*i*t m m
though th# iltuatlon wa» daecribw
ur*hipai
l.a*r*i
in l hr nrrit, !*#■ rd officially aa ahowlag "no gen­
Illcvoilll to inc In it-* i oia* ;NV,0 &lt;R|.|otill
eral change." Allied ptanee. unh
La Mli*«hip. pf r vninaM v Ihr* Hfh
oppoiad In th* air over New
| amfuiMl nn&lt;l nnp
Guinea, hammered without pau»e
at the Japanea* baat*. atrlhing
Sunday a t Lae, Puna and Koknla,
on the north (Ida c f the moun­
r 'm it lL ir
C
_ Irarnrai lh a t llritlxh naval force*!
tain* where a large Japanea* *up
V ^ O t llliy
O C n O O IS ’
r w aning f*r hrr
Th«* T ir
Hy putt lit* In i— i . .f h»i*l
ply dump waa deatroyed. *
I p ill whrelrd and fonltil at top- ,atnk aful **ff«»M
iru th in u r
(The Vichy radio, heard In
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fieri r h a .n l the Germ an suporIw tlle .h lp T lrpm back Into her
Norw egian berth, perhaps with A
torpnln in her huge Aide, when
•he v r n lu r n l out for ■ c u n v o y '
‘ raid pome days nin*. at»d thwy r.r*l
l i t and In if b&gt; to ■ t*rc|&gt; down on
I h»*r if ■ ha* moves again
&lt; Hr if i* b pla ne nod nmhmiirln? |

line SO mile* we»t uf-Alexandria.

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(Oy AiMriKM Prisil
In the wrMern elr wer, both
the K.A.F. »nd ihe German night
raider* were grnundeil leal night.
However. in reaper! to Nov*]
aetivitle* ■ London communique
reported Inti night th sl power­
ful u n it, of Britain's rabullt w ar

On the north African front,
the Italian high command
disclosed that Allied mechatw
Ired columns had knifed deep
Into the Axis-held territory
of Libya, reaching the neigh­
borhood of Glalo Oasis, £50
miles southeast of Bengnai.
On the Egyptisn front, all
waa quiet on tho El Alamein

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Rebuilt British Navy
C h a s cs Battleship,
Tirpitz B a c k To;
Norwegian B e r t h ;

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nector." It (aid Japan*** plane*
raided Towner!II*' and Port Dar­
win on the Australian mainland.)

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T U E S D A Y . S E P T K M IIE R 22, 1912.

Nazis, R.A.F.
Night Raiders!
Are Grounded;

U,. S. P a r a c h u t is t s in E n g la n d

Mechanized Columns
Are Southeast Of
Bengasi, E g y p t ;
El Alnmein Quiet

From
General
•M acAtthpr'a
headquarter* In A W
the report that Au:
trol», h earlen rd by I
of J i a i M u in vasion /area* at
Milne h e p , h n it Intonalflad their
attaeka a g a liu t enem y nalta b «rIn* through the Owen Stanley
-w iounlains In the Iprihalw a area
u 2 a ir line mile* from P a rt
Moresby, .
b
T h e m opping up of the la it
stragglers from e Japanese lan d ­
ing fore* trapped add dafealad
Aug. 25-20 at M ilne b ay, 2*5
mile* eaat of P o rt K o r n t ; , left
Allied commander* free to rope
with the enemy t h r if t through
central New Q ulnee, and aroused
hope* that they m igh t be reedy
for offeneiie action there.

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Drivers Warned
Against Exceeding
1Union Spokesman ■iliite Speed Limil
Defends Ban On
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Mra. Gee, Sanford

'W heat Trade May
P a r a l y z e cl »*• I'rnidtii j*mr* *

To Appear In Court

“Eleanor Clubs” Are
Investigated By FBI *nd typ#* »*• pointed out.
Navy Announces L
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U aw h i n e.raa " k l , t I* "*H«a lia lr ralllla* la lha aaa I I I ta&gt;
aakiAaallaa a l all aataa aiapalrbai
araAllaJ la ll ar a a | alkanalaa
"▼"Alia* la Ikla M H i aan alaa
tka laaal
aakllak.4 karala.
All H"kla la rraakllrallaa at apartal
Alaealrkaa karala ara alaa raaaraa^
T U E S D A Y . KEPT. 2*. 1942.

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E gyp tian s brew ed
a
barley
au gration d a y s. Most other llm ts I Grade N u rie, |1 6 2 0 ; P urchasing
III w as vast, caverngur amt rrla-1 O fficers, $2,000 to $4,000; Rcfug" beer a t early as 3,000 II C
liv ely em pty. Now it m oves m orr; Managrra, $2,000 to $2,600; Repasinrfferr e»er&gt; d » ) —T u esd ay'.' fo g e Aid, $1440, llureau of Fish down cake.
T he recent dj.tnt&gt;i»rnrnnrr of I-tr r y Allen d u rin g the
B r JO E H 1N D JU C K 5
snd W edncsilays ricrp lcd —than I and W lldlite. D epartm ent of the
S u p er— F ricassee of reel with
British rnlil on Tohruk recuIN th a t new spaperm en all over
the I n g e s t Inauguration crowd* ' Interior- Junior Ubeenrer in Mr- e g g
dum plings,
buttered pea»,
th e world, have been facing the (lantern of th e front linen
of
American tciro lo g y , $ i440; Inspector, Ship m ashed
Thank*, Mr 1‘m i i l n i l — After m akes stronger, cheaper steel The A srocfatlon
p o tsto es,
combination
llsd
road
a
e
stim
a
te
s
that
the
daily
I
t'onstrviction,
$2000
to
$2A00;
in order to bring new spaper renders the Intest news of | many p i n of battling we have and make# it ijuickrr. The -j*e of
salad , brrail anti butter, Boston
flow
i.
b
ets
pen
70.000
a
n
j
100
-.
Junior
Stenographer,
$1440.
For
scrap
has
other
ad
van
tages
cTran jin, tea
th e liny. His experience nt Tobruk, w hatever it rimy have j final!/ worked out an *grrrmmt
It II0C W ithin itu past If months | f o th e r inform ation, rati at your
1h {v*rfn Hccrvtarv Ickrft and the va stly Important Just now.
been, wns nut the first time in Ihis wnr Unit Allen h;nl I N*pa rt men I o f A jcrkulture eott- m skr* unnecessary tha produc­ the numtrer o f tickt1et window* h i . ' nearest first or second class post
facejl d anger, lie has had more ships shut out from under r r r n in r -th«* i*ra«l(ration ot the cat- tion and tran sforation o f m illions been trier e s s e . I from IS to St; nfftet
11« tick in th r Sem inole Rceerva- ol Ions ore. lim estone, and coke ir ink (ele|df»n e lines from hi to
him th a n most sailors in a life tim e
tiuii, I ad dressed ■ Irtlnr to the from blast furnaces which supply fO: in forin ation ch-rkt from
; PR O T E C T YOUR BUSINESS
Since the w ar hegan eight newaptipcnnon have been I’r o W m l «m t I s replied • • fo l­ pig iron. A t present, scrap to In 1.5b. And a lw a y s there are long
WITHOUT RISKING YOURkilled, 17 wounded and three reported m issing in action. lo w s: M| h a v e rcxrivtd your letter the i ,’en t of 63 percent o f the lines before every window.
W hat More ?— Seirevly a day
In nddition IK have been captured in nrtion and f&gt;7 more o ' A ugjut. 10. I sm inform ed that g lo s s m aterial la acrap. With
LIFE OR MONEY!
j
a
»
r
s
that
I
do
not
receive
.
s
e
­
more
acrap
we
can
build
more
th e lb partrni-nt of the Interior
Interned in enemy countries, a fate, which h a s provnl in flirt
JACK FO NVILLE. S ep t. 23. —
(torn
individual*,
the D epartm ent o f Agricul- planes, tanks and ships. In the veral letters
some instances to Is1 alm ost
mid as (leain itself. A r e ­ li.r e hner a g tr r d upon ■ program n esl two m onths m illions o f tons clubs and o rgn n isn tions, all of (S p e c ia l)—From five
lo
12 ’ 'Otr Rrra f l f I I m Im m K ir*'
w eigh t have
been
imrj
iR iifiif*
|r* 4 * « li r m
cent issue of Editor &amp; Publisher recounts whlil has hap- which will nttlJr the controversy of »rrtp must be collected from them ask ing. "W hat more ran pounds In
U ilM l all T lUftKR.
game*I
by
thousands
of
recruits
in
m i l rr-rrpcct U&gt; the ileer In the the cities, towns and farina of wm il&gt; In Rein win this s i r ! "
penetl to some of these newspaiwnnoii, as follows:
the
N
sval
training
sta
tio
n
s
over
The
Iturrau
o
f
Foreign
and
Un­
Am
erica.
Here
Is
a
(ob
for
every_
Ilriervatlon
Sem inole
Indian
C. Ms Bold A Company
"A irpla ne accidents nri-uti tiled fo r several of th e | which ore a lleg ed to be carriers body. Do your part to • are that m»*lle C om m erce bn* com piled a the U. 8., J-ieut. T. J. N eedham ,
deaths. Ralph W, Utirnes, New York Herald T ribune, was
n s | «f
or cattle tick,
tick , ft
it in
la my under—J— your home, your neighborhood. \ nnnunl called. "Hmall T ow n Man- Jr., o filrer-ln -ch arge of N avy r e ­
every i ual for
C om m unity
Action", cruiting said today.
killed w hen a Hritish Immlier cra sh ed in Y ugoslavia o:i I "tending thnt the two Depart- jour com m unity starts
m cn ti are w orking
iff out a omi
program available ounce o f scrap o f f to whir) is a vailab le for five rents
1.1. Nrrdham
attributed
the
Nov. 18, 1910. Melville Jacob*, Time, w as killed in a ** h u h wit1 p rn vjji (or killing 07 the war in the n est two m onth* 1 through the .Superintendent of ■ eig
h t Increase to the trainees'
S ig h tseein g — With, the W hite Docum ents in W ashington. T*ii* routine o f c it in g wholesom e, sub­
takeoff accident in A u stralia last April 29. On the home ilii-r under arrangem enta which
front, Ben Miller, Baltimore Sun ro|sirter, died in a plane w ilt Iw n s llifa r to r y to both De- H ouse, the Bureau o f P rin tin g manual contain* many helpful stan tial fond and of w orking and
tm cn tn . I f th r ir
tlrrr
are and Engraving and other Point* su g g estio n s and »nectfie w ays of sleeping on a sy stem a tic schedule.
crash nt Wichita, Kan., last May d u rin g a "production for jm
f'.und to ls&gt; fn-r o f tick s, this of interest frequented by visitor* handling *uch problems aa farm"The Navy, he continued “con ­
victory" t o u r of war pla n ts .*|mii*oretl by the Notional As w ill hr s n e a t n l hy the Drpart- to the N ation's Capital elo*e.l | labor sh n rta re. town-labor thnrt- siders food one of Ihe principal
Ahead, with roasplela line
tm en jairalion
difficultly*, factors In the m aintenance of
af Mint Gla. Sloe C|a,
m ent of A uriculturr amt the l.i"r- durlrig war tim e, new places have I ge.
sociutinn of M anufacturer"
.Sanitary
Hoard
of
the been si(dr,i to the list o f thing* , i s l i s g e ami scrap tnllrclion, bond moralr."
Dry Gin, Rant, aad Vodka.
"Thu United P ress death toll sta n d s at two.
Webtr »l&lt;xk
M ate of F lorid a a* con clu ilra to see and I find mare [maple, sales and other patriotic drives,
lie said the follow in g was a
Miller, general Kuro|&gt;eaii m anager, w as killed in n ]*uiii!nn ▼valence th a t the deer In the taking a keen inlrrral in the helping neighbors through war sam ple menu:
blackout Occident two day s before th e H erman ndvnnce into ttrrervalh»n are not Infected I tvi Union Station. Through the por- hardship* a nd other d ifficu lties
fir r a k fitt— F ru it,
cereal and
o f the
concourse
at
t h e ' ro n fo n tln g m any o f our com munb milk, baked pork aauaage. country
th e l&gt;iw Countries. H arry Percy, of U.P.’s Ignition -tnfl, Vbr i|uarnrittne will be liftrd. Ul*
N intrrcly yo u rs,
Franklin
D. Union S tation in W ashington p a ss^ .ie
gra v y , fried p otatoes, hot bladied of malignunt m alaria contracted while in C airo await iloosevrlf."
more person* on more w eig h ty i Civil
Servlrn R sam inations— cuita and butter, co ffee.
Ing a s sig n m e n t to the M editerranean fleet.
ttr ifo n F o r Scrap—T h is ta a mi**ions than anywhere in the 4k The C ivil S ervice Commiaaon i n ­
D inner—Jblienn*
soup,
baked
0 . D. FARRELL, Prop.
nounce* the follow in g rxam ina • pirn! ham, raisin sauce, fried
"Don Bell, NBC corrcs|K&gt;nilent at Manila who v an • tori war T h e rhlrf ingrrdlenUi sta tes. When the Union S ta tio n Hons;
Phoas »14$.
Mather Bide.
P hysioth erapy Aides Slu- • poles.
o f nrw steel arc pig iron amt wa* built it was made large
cream
ed
cau
liflow
er,
bnyonetted to death by th e Ja p an e se in Manila early
pnrly tins
t 'HH ,- r « |i Pig Iron alone could be enough lo handle the big crowd* .lent $120 y Vrar. Junior $IC20, baknl sw eet potatoes, bread and (Formerly Baggetl'a Llq. Store)
year, according to a ' rep o rt published by Melvi
Jiu'obv of o-i'-l, |,ut tl a l adillllnn of scrap once In r v r iv four years, on In- Aide $1800
n n u ally);
Junior
butter, co ffee, pineapple u n ikie-

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Time Is'fore the la tte r ’s death in Australia
Mr*. 1*ra
B urdette, PM contributing photographer, kills-. in Inin b&gt;
B IB L E VKRMK
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_ TO DAY J bandits last May. E ugene Petrov, for two years an cor
rnrri'f*
res
kilIril aal
F IN D T H IS D D T NOW D O S T ! Jaindent o f North A m erican N e w s|ia p e r ‘ Allianre,&gt;. killed
WAIT TILL CALAM ITY C O M E S ' Sevastopol
TO SHOW YOU WHAT Y O U '
"A m e rica n press w a r fatalities since 19'IH total 1H
N E E D TO KNOW I tltillT NOW E d w ard J Neil, Jr.. A ssixialed P r e s s , and llra d ish (I John
F or Thou ha«l Iwen a .Irrn gth to son. Newsweek, were killed when a shell exploded
tear
the poor, a atrrngth In Ihe irm ly th e ir car during the S p an ish civil w ar in 19 .'18
A British
* ft. III hU d litre**. a ic fu g r from ih.-i correspondent, K. R. S. S heepshanks, Reuters, died . . nil
lie
storm , a shadow from Ihe
th e m
Tjie first British rorruri|&gt;oiideiil killed in the . ut
— Iaalah 26 t.
rent w ar w as A. Massey Anderson, Reuters naval m ir e s Cag» to a l-o . rr
IMindcnt, who died Jti action in lbs M editerranean.
(Prom Kalrldngraph I
"O f t h e 17 wounded o r injured, three were I '.P men.
Harold (iuiird, now in A ustralia, was lot in th e leg mi ihe
I cannot give
Malayan front. He limps as a result of this wound
E ran/
C lear pair honey
From a neat hire
W eisblatt was wounded before the fall of Manila anil later
In orcharrl sunny
was ca p tu re d an Bataan by lb,. Jap"
Virgil Pinkley -of
I fered a m inor flesh wound in the net k when M rtnk bv ,i
Rich nn&lt;1 ilurk
machine gu n bullet while o n , r i n g action in l.iln u
I r th e ronili I p m m u r
Ripped fr-«fi$
i nn o«*l»
" T h ree INS ertsnaltle" in this group nn lode l.nt iv
If With, mm In
And a tunll if
I Meier, who was wounded by slirnpoel while in a boat iov
le rin g the raid on Miopia- Iasi montli
Merrill Muelb r, toe
0 d« not n*k
1merly of INS. and G eorge I .till, ot the Loudon -ta t I, &gt;ci
Por • rm-ntiuw p*nil
I injured slightly in April. 1911, when a bomb tell m a r th&lt;
That lir* "I du»k
gervnfl *nd nml
i INS London office Unit i" tin- son of Jack l-ait. New ) ork
.M irro r ed ito r
Min* I* the |inn«*
“G eorge Weller. Chicago liailv News who i- now u
Of rrStlrss seas
| A ustralia, was wounded in the journey from Ja v a
Iticlinrii
Distilled in wine
To burn or frrrsr.
Mowrer of the sitnie |W(ier was wounded in a runt near
Mersn M a tru h during the early sta g e s of Ihe d e s e rt battle
Ant ! learned mingr
He was buried in debris tip to Ins neck and m anaged to
FfDTn b fiilron** lhru«l
come th r o u g h with minor injuries, although lie ilevelnj«',l
So do not tong
nn ear Infection.
For the stock-dovs's not.
"The c r u d e s t wounds were inMu G-d on Leigh W h.lr
Do pot demand
of CBS
Shot ill the groin w hen a Me««ei -clurui I raked a
That I sbsold "we"i*—
Greek trisip train with m achine gnu fire m itie sjiring
A halo bland
19-11, W hile was In hospitals abroad and in New York for
Upon my hair!
many m o n th s. Only recently he diseanle.l his i r u l i l i and
Pan
my
now is able to walk with th e help of a i aoe
Whtn I wm* Imrn
|
" J a m e s M. (Don) Minifie, then ilm-f of the London
And rmrh on« nhnws
■bureau of th e New York Demid Tribune, lost h i. right
A grfterbft* horn.
; eye ns th e result of in ju r ie s suffered in a raid the night
If yen could cImnmm
I of April 16, I9H . Cecil Brown of CBS lias the distinction
You’d h*vr me br
jnf being th e war corres]Mindent most frequently injured.
A garden rnclotni,
He was b u rn e d in the sin k in g of th e British luittle cru ise r
A fjrmmctry
Repulse, w a s hit by Immlt splinters in Singapore and wits
Of plemchrd grren alley*
injuretl a n o t h e r time while there
And itaturd wnlk*.
"W ounded with W h ite was Uols-it St Jo h n , then of
With
i*f lilicft
i I he AP a n d now in Isindoii for NIK
St Jo h n was hit
On imooth mi*rk *(alk».
I n the leg an d limited for some lim e
I m i v Allen, AP
Dill I'm a tmtg 1**
'nava l eorres|Kmdenl who won a P ulit/er j&lt;m /&lt; fm In- " t o r ,,
Of net Up I*mi In int
o n - injured slightly lint was nenrlv diovvind w hen the
Whole flower* ftpangtr
&gt;British cru ise r (iiilatca was torpedissl amt "auk m the
My bough* like firr
I M e diterranean last lbs em b er "
And with (hr rose
it was this same Igirl'y Allen who w.n reported m iss­
Which you would gather
ing the o t h e r day following the raid on Tohruk.
A sharp thorn g lo w s .
One from the other

SlICCCHH

May not he lorn
O r both you'll lose,—

An int|tiiry Into Ihp Iralln ami rlinrm to n &lt;(ir* of 100 of
llif ntoal mircenkful inktirancr lutlfitun-n rn hvouiv tliffm&gt;nt
LEAH lit)DINE DRAKE
roinimnirn lironjjht out thi* following in tori'.*! ing coni’Ion ion n.
. . ■■ —; ------------- Ml wan found mo.*l nucccnnful man ttttHsi'Hkcil:
&amp; i t ‘ t*h.mr « L v « “ “"I
1 “ W Uharnctor
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2 Wlllingripas to do full d a y ’s wurW
Don't forget the farewell purl)
-"t Aldlity to gel ri'|H‘iit lillailic*"
the aeleclera tomorrow tnom j
I ( ujiucit) to nittki; frii'lldlt outnirlc of purr' luliilIC.'k
*
m
| rclalionahlpn.
If you ran learn frorn your,
^ none for lilisitlcss mill the utillity In iht niHttik
slakes then no mlataka I* alwholTVCr th e y art; iH-opIt*.
S o dare my thorn
wear my rose I

And

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7.
8.
9.
10.
11.

The flermani may have raj&gt;twwd Stalingrad, but wall bet
they almost wtah- they hadn't.

Capacity to reach nut Into new rlos.ws of prospects.
Ability to jpit ]inm|H‘ctk to talk.
Ability to tell n good atory bImhiI iiiMirnnce.
(Ability to prove that Inaurancp is necesaary.
Ability to manago properly their own finances.
Ability to translate thoughts Into action.
—Washington Review, Forbc*.
activity outside of her college
work.
Extra-curricular activities
open to freshman ar* athletics,
departmental clubi and honorar­
ia*, Y.W.C.A. and denonlnatlonal
church groups, apectklty directed
groups for freahmen.
Outstanding among the chang­
MIAflSEE. 'fiapt. 23, _
—Approximately 860 new es made this year over last
have completed the first yrar*a program wae the running
of two aenarate and dtatinct sec­
tion! of tha orientation program
for Freshman Week. Thee* tiro
sections ran ona day a p a rt be­
ginning on Tuesday morning. The
reason fo r the two sections was
the lack'o f adequate tram )
tien to g et all the am enta
■t the eamc time. I t was naceou n r to make arrangem ents for
half of the freahmen to come a l
one time aad the rem ainder a
day later. .
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650 Freshman End
Orientdtipn Weeh
A t’ T a l l a h a s s e e

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Nov. 1fMh.

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V IGF THREE.

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S o c ia l A n a rersonal Activities Be Given out At
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MARJORIE ROSA COG BURN, Society Editor

•Social Calendar
TU ESD A Y
The rrgular dinner m rrlin g of
thr Pitot Club will t»e held in the
pVnhlex Hotel at ? 30 P M
TH U RSDAY
The Srm inola K rU kah
txxlgr
No. 43 will m eet t,t the I. O. O
V Hall at »:0 0 P. M.
fl The Townurnti Club w ill meet
In the Court HottfV at 8:00 IF M-.
U P. K aren , pnM .lrnt, presiding.
The public i* Inv Red to attend
F R ID A Y
f Th e U
t) V. w ill hold it*
reg u lar m onthly Hireling nt the
home of M r» F K Room i Ilit t,
1M0 Palm etto Avenue. nt 3 .10
P M
SA T U R D A Y
“ A ll k y i and gtrle o f Ju n io r
H ig h School age m ay jo in the
Ju n io r Com m ando* and Ju n io r
W a ite W arden* at tho W om an*!
C lu b at 9 :0 0 A M.
Children o f pre-school and prlRnary rchtw»l ngr* may a tten d the
"St^ry Hour**, s|M&gt;nsorrd by the
h rrrraliu n ('o m m itlee, at the pub­
lic library nt 10 30 A M . under
l b * J C M itchell's d irection.

Mrs. 0. I). LandrcKH
PrcHiden At Meeting
0 Mr, t l w | i * Landrea* pre m lrd
over the im id tn r of the W'm ien 's
Council of the Flint C hristian
Church which niel recently nt
thr home of Mi* N (j Tracy.
A regular h u iiiir o »en«ion w m
gfield ami the follow lug ch air­
men appointed
Flower Chairm an
Mrs
Klmor
Cordell;
Ilou*o
Chairman Mm H um phreys; Pub­
licity C h airm an- Mrs T rn ey. Drv&lt; ttotial C hairm an Mrs
V
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I ‘sa11m §c f ’hairmnn
Mr* Itraivdon Tyson
At 1 b« conclusion **f Iiu *ri»'m
refreshm ent* were « n v n l i «* The
following Mr* I M Hin»* Mi*
A l r-1 Johnson, Mr- lieurm If -* *
fU m l. Mr- A H Itynl Mi* K
tl For. Mr* Tyson, Mr* Cher*»*
flew In* , Mr*
(iraritham .
Mm
Landres*, and Mr* Tiary

S alute uur heroes .
DUY ANOTHER BOND

I^aat Times Tohight
at 6:30 — 9:10
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rofWtoH In prartlcalljr all th«
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near iiu n m u h l(h &gt; through J u lr
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(he Influent* of the » » r ctun
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»n.i t a l-p a ld ( t io li n r a * ln in
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tlo n ln ,. Chock t m .u r t n .n a (prnt.
ably tho boot r o m n l b u o ln r,.
Indicator) raathod a ll-llm o h ig h .
In J u ly , m ora th an IJMI.OOO.OOO
bolrif r*ported fro m tho a lt prln
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font abovo J u ly , m i , and an
Incrtao* o f • M T ccn t over Jun».

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w h r n m r a n y U rl) planl* a n..w rr
K a rJ ,n and h a , any arr.lt left,
they acatlai th n n o rrr thia plot "
Than ko Itaaa sta r and p u ll, out
a roupla of wroda. "Wa all ka ra to
help poll out tho a i a f l In*.- ko
toll* m*. T k a t way Iko t R U ro kaa
• flowrr ( ir d r a to bo prood of.*

That'# about aa prattp an llluatration of co-opcrallon aa I orar
coma acroaa. But Ihar-'o plant; of
oxantplro of rn-oparatlon and clvia
tp irll thooa da;»,

1 Wo «oro totklnr |«at jootordar
•boat kow Ik* brow ar» aad tko boor
dlatribqton are wetklaR toRtlkrr
and co aparallmf with la* omforca»oml aatkorltU*.

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ar«tiind bt-cr lint the weed- *&gt;rll
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F *ri &gt;innoly ha* iii lend a hand
And the brewing' m i u l r v i* i i*
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places, a nr) so they've teamed up
with the author dir* in a **df
regulation program to make t ate
las* Iwer retailers "clean up or
close up.” as they »ay.

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w orking out m ighty sucres*f•.1 in
a number of itatea, and It spr*-adln' out into others.

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la e idea . . . a n ig h ty practical ex­
ample of how h ofieil co-operation
xrorka out to tha benefit of everyone—the brewers, tho beer relalf*
era. and at plain cltlie n a the! like
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W illis , Je a n
H a rd y , G era Min**
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llin c h c liffe , M innie Hardy Rot
I to—I l , i , i to rd r* joo , , , r i«w .
‘ Sarah M ille r.
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Up -h u o .lm li ,.f .i.[T ,i,n l k in .li, l
D e s p ite W a r , F lo rid a
C u ria . So I o .t r .1 1 p it ir r b y If ho
could trll iw itm ui il,

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m aker, and M ia Tilh*
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VI1 - V ir 1, *it %|et»I* It ■ f Mom
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and M interv
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In hanor of the #]*•m -h i h b irth I I * Jitiir*
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*fay of her daughter N ific v Jean, I
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M r* Hafir Id A p p li hy r ncenf I * err
V( 1 • | In i- y VI I ■ •■ * n - **
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tertained with a picnic *upp«*i nf turn«*il ft on* r if if , rn . tgd t'
1 d llI* . f 'l-M 'l
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Sw tinnilng u i. l 1 ifn lth crii -(ate*
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In fo rm a l gam es were m ynye.| by I tune in Duluth Mi on v-h- * » . *It
V s|«.ke- ■Mm I
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the young guest* throughout th e ! font pained home hi
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aftem cjon. and after the picnrc &lt; Tarle &gt; A Cr*i ifx- u V i - - i l l j * 1 I nrii-t.il W
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supner a la rg e yellow and white the winter w«th he*
It
1 tick J Hendel It, ••■•• I
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b irth d ay cak# was lit an*) brought
I. .
M id f td
Jack K at nr*
Mr*
llyro
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Stephen*
ha*
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in to l»e senred by the h o n n rrr
*&gt;4 i W a it- ll&gt; ni v It
turned
to
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home
in
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Those praaent were- The M i«*ct
I P W illintn* I jiw t i n . .
B a rb a ra R u cke r, Rosa l-ee Toll**, after spending n week with I * * tiuin. P
M
Vick. »v
B a rb a ra
E d e n fle k l, M ary
A n n mother, and brother and *l*iei
H Cunning John T 1
Mr* T n iy H n
(la llo w a y , O llv r Ann Adama. ld l.i in-law. Mr and
i f f ‘-t .*k rK llli hi l. I ’
t»y
M1 l.trl M , . . . f W I
Moore iie ffle r, Endaley M eiw n, She whs acrompunied
Stepht II* who •penf 1he wa-ek*&lt; &lt; ihd i Ini * in •' I lopk 11
and C a fo l Je a n Meriwether
here

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111 i tor "I
Ih r pt gram w ill I n' lit l 1 M Ih r
r 11 v H a ll
C rt Ilf I* rtlt * have 1.«- ti made
out for the f. lllllW llli,' 111 f •f the
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Ju lia n I. ^Sti n -i r *«m Ju lian It
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Officers Installed
At Class Meeting

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Zfim ei
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H
M Pope,
I hnirniHM Deft* &lt;-» * t*»nn d \ "lie
( illinm *
1 h .iin n an N aval
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f a ll- i f||tnnn*-e , Fs&gt;-t n1|Vi I n
nut tee Send tiff ( h a t h - Morn
-tin (Filin n, I I Lari F H i after.
A It Peter -**n, Senator Karnrst
Hotisholdet
R. f » e-en ta l IV rH
Maim an*l M It Smith riminiftftd* r A n o t nan l-g»"r
1Mward H iggin* *» d W V I *
C faoihei **f t
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HtEl and K J . i l r * tin t t i t* C&gt;&gt;m
m ission.
hoi
I*\ • n,
C ounty1
Com m i-*ioh, John l •allow in r i|t -j
tain Sunfitf*! D efense Force. **r
1, T h o • Chau man %%

D It liv id of (If Undo « a s tn
The f l rat fa ll meeting of t^ie
Woman's A u xiliary of Holy C ross Hanford on business
Episcopal Church was Held )•*•I!r u e i
M j i . rii s&gt;' It 1 1 V r s t e f ila '.
for Stetson l n iv e f-itv to ir s u jit
tertiay at the Parish If mite
Rev F. K Pulley Irtl the d e ­ hn studies
votional and grave a short talk,
Mr
s iiil
M iJ
i
i h i Hi iturging the mcml-cr* to study and •pent U*t weekend in M m ini
accept the fu ll prrgram of the |
la d
A uxiliary
Mr* M Minahk, p r r a -j Mis* Dorothy K u n g r -{*
week-end at Day t na III *urh
Ident, called attention to the new
victm lia toml am plifier* recen tly)
S t a r le rH ti« tn-*f v r-l* »' Vriy
M irk '*
purchased by the a Jkillai V and to panam a City
in*tailed In thr I’* n ,h tliiu .r
, v i.it hi-rr with lii* - i t .
|
M inutes o f the last m eeting
Mi*" V ir g in ia Ford of I atl.Cia*
wen* read and approxnl,, n ft « r - &gt;r(,
(,*
• wii h her
rrk
which the follow in g rvpnii* «» r e [ tlJl, rny^a \ i ,
Mi
f’ F.*nl
gfven: F inancial
Mi*
F in e s t
Mrs Martha Mof fill and Mu*
Krupp, trea su re r, Altar tiuild
Mrs. A. M. P h illip s, Altar Fl»w* f Eva teen Cuat h ii'c u turnof froj,i
i Daytona Bench when* ibvy mm-ii'
era— Mrs. M argaret Barnes; P r o ­ two week*
m otion —Mrs. Barnet for Mr* W
Mrs Frunk Scott, w i.- v i-it id
E. W atacit; Church Per'i^li.’al
Mr*. K. II lj»n*&gt; f * « tew
Club W ofk“ Mrs, Mary Brandt has returned to h n d or* i *• a
for Mrs- Ina Fenwick; U nited
.tie r nt K.dllti- •I n g e
Thanks
O fferin g
Mrs
A le t j
Vaughn
R eports on thr activf.
Frie n d s of Mim It* tlv Petra*
ties
ofi reach
ofi the
Aux
tin u
w i i rchapter
n n |M v i u
% &gt; ,r n
u * - . w i ll r e g i e ! I.
le a f*. 1hrtt i h i
i*
ilia r y were g ive n by the dlfee* jct*nflne*l to ih»» U «l ho«|*ttal
tura
Mr* AI l e v was e le c t e d , where a St underwent an appvlt
secretary of the A usiliary to (ill dectomy th i. m«»rtuns
the place of Mis* Olive Dinkle
P lan ! were d iv m s e d for the |
Fieut W in i* r VI 11 a y n« - Jt
l.ifTI
if 44tt hi*
rtv Vt —
V ictory Dinner which will l*r held j
rt k M l
*t thr pil in the Parish House on Frt«iay, J I * '*'fiU
foi
la k e
Salt
Oct- 2, to celeb rate the paym ent b.v 11 ,.’r todrt v
h
of the church debt. Mrs W A | 1 '
J
larffler, chairm an of the com m it-j
^j(s ^ V1. ■ t 41Ilf
*v ill •-n v a
tee In charge o f the dinner an- J lom orrn »
,„m her ...... Dong
nounced that m n n lv n w**ull »nr, |fti
Tl A tlan ta T in v w id leave
n o llfirtt of tho rnm p lM nl
' ^ e r r t,„ s M. l , - i l l ,
rf„M « hor&gt;
Iheiglws w ill wt'ik
m onths in
the V illi* e A , m i «f t pranl

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TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER 22, 1 9 4 2 0

THE 8X N F0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

aa
c re e k ..
- The reason; Thla clty’p raaaavolr alao la napiad L%ka SbaWoaa.
—The c Itlieru of this city road A few monthi ago it too w*al )
with some turpriad that
h esara
filled to overflow
owing by another
w t. Pet Hhaw nee at Topaka, K as,
i * M i.a n Chi'ea
Chl'ga SI II Stl been filled to orriflow lng by Deer Deer creek.
a tM .s is 7piigbg
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T a il .Mi p a ir
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Cards Nose Out Pirates To
Keep Lead In Pennant Race
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81. LOUIS, Sept. 22. WY—Tbe- lUy w ria knocked In by Brown
Cardinal! puabed a run arroiu mul
scored by
Marion. A fte r
tn tba ninth Inning Monday to fou r scureletv Innings, Marlon
none out tha Pittsburgh P ira te. rrr.chivt b ate In the fifth by b eat­
S to 1 and remain 2 1-2 xamra In ing nut a .lo w roller tn' second,
front of tha Brooklyn Dodger, tn lie n n l to second on W hlla's
the hot National league pennant sa crifice a ml scored aa Frank
: a
m e . The Dodger* beat the lucl.- G
u stln s knocked down Brow n’s
f t
lata PhllUaa. 3 to 1.
w h istler but w as unable to field
ir fjl
A ltar taking a one-nin lead - t Is.
tha axpenaa of Hank Gnmickl in
In the ninth, Marion drew a
tha fifth and loaing It *« the p ass
eerond. W hite ad­
Bucka came back with a tally vancedandhimstole
In third with an In­
off Ernie White to tie It up In field nut. The
Infield
th* aaranlh, t)ia Card, broke up wrrit in lo a huddlePirate*'
on the mound,
Ike ball gam* In the ninth mi a ap p aren tly try in g to decide w hat
walk to Hlata Marion, a »tulen
do about Drown. Thay elected
r-,-r btae, an Infield out ami Jim m y lo
Brown', alngla tlruuyh lli- in­ to pilch lo him ami ha sh o t a
ninglr betw een second and G rit
field with two out.
break Un the gam e.
It was White'* ilslh vitrurv of lo The
hah
scores)
th eir
the year. Ha allowed at-/, Site lorn- runDue*'
w h m Rob Elliott sin gled
K ri!
Gornlckl wa« taxgid for 10 by
in the seventh, w en t lo third on
l.fL
(ha Carda.
a n n e-b isr shot F letcher h it a' t
The victory marker! the return
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gain st the srrren ami earn# home
home o f the C ard, after their
long road trip during which they no Vince DtM aggio'a long fly .
overhauled Iha Dcxlgrr* and went
out In front In the pennant
rnce
I t waa their 30th win In their
A in 1'irh co a st artillery gun
la st 43 gam es,
run la- fired atauil 200 lim es b e­
Both the C an ts’ runs y r ile r
fore lla barrel m ust Iw rellntd.

FOUNTAIN
LUNCH

K u w ^ k i Comes Wroughi.fA s
League Standings
Ceaw To D efeat
^Player ‘With S t Louis Cardinals
Randolph Macon
DAVIS
leap Into the lead tha next slay. m. u
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Florida

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I-O U 18. Sept. 22, - ( W W )

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t»a Urr«ory amSraaa4 (a the *rw# #
sal* aiaeslea rvwtmcu s u a t » n &lt; It
la O . lariiaslv*. aod l u l l lariusis*
u S steep* lush parks at B e n ia s h i s t s c u a umbered aa. a* u s *1 h ii*
aaas e&lt; Iha waauro aness as nucayac
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DSncves* O sO aosoptue Uvs i n t n a n *
w him s a aw ***„ Ul_ S j L - — *171.
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In spp*nrlne from Iha sworn
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W I, pat.
W. 1. Pel
. / a . *?! Thm C
nCarda1
ards' nxkkU
rookie front
from R o cn__
period defeat ln their IN S grid The
N. T
1*1 M .M » D at'd
T IT * .IU
ter did a few relief Jobs a t third
.
ChTaw
opener and a day of real behind baaa but s a t on tha bench for
ai. i.
I t I f .SI] W ash'
them, tha University of Florida tha moat part.
C lave1
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m r
football aqoad Monday began
Then la July Kurowakl .
pi rations for their first
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s tu n
formed two feats which brought
gam* o f tha aaas
Saturday him forcibly to tha attention af
b A Tsoaat, u u a o a
at.
L-aaU,
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p t tu b a r g h , I.
night against Rag
Macon tha fdnr apd
Manager
Billy
n r a a k t y a . I f rtU ladatphia. I
college of Virginia.
BouUrrarCb.aOd earned him a raO nly gaaasa s&lt; bed u led
The
Gator* 'S |
gular
burrth.
enough reported fag
On
the Card* trailed
. a w a a tu a u s a s a
the
lan
Dot r o ll, I; Chtwago. I.
0, ia the last of
Ilasiwa, I; Maw Task, f (II lawere out and Kufrom tha rough 1
... ___tw o atrlkea on him.
*'S5U- gaaiea athadalae.
gsgamant X * tha .Navy aad l Thar fan s warn leaving. Then Koappeared tn u c e lle n t fighting' rowkkt slapped out a alngla. Waltrltr.
■ i 1
i k tr-C oopar doubled. C oaler Trip
With tht* fact tn ratnd. Coach b t f alngWd and tho score waa
Tom U a b figured now la no tlaiL The Cards won In Uta tenth.
T H E COOLEST SPOT
tiro* ,lo let up on th e prwrile* ' Foot d ayi later the Brava*
rind
and
ta
u
t
the
grldders
going
IN TOWN—
J
had th e Cardinals down, S to 0,
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ull speed ahead In both M ax la the alxth. Kurowakl want In
POSTWOMEN NOW
-o rk o u ti today.
aa a pinch U ttar, got a alngla In
Leaaona In aerial practice oc­ tha S-run rally, stayed In the: CAPE TOWN, S e p t 22, W V Tiro bi,| fan s aod lota
cupied ih* morning drill, and thla gam* and In tho eighth hit a 2- ‘ South
f
rice's firs
r i mt postwoman
Africa’*
,p
at
Rood wnllAg drink*
vomer that
‘ tha score. 81. *awIH soon start dutlaa In Durban,
continued last week’a concentra­ pm Somsr
that tied
In tha
eleventh.
I
tion on punting, blocking, hitting Louisi won tn
and If Iha eiperlm ent It auccnatha charging alatU, and other In­ Whan
tan Brooklyn
Brook
ram* to town ful the scheme will ba extended
dividual naalgnmanta. which need- A few
w days
do n 1later tha man the hi o lb rr South A frican cltlea.
m correction.
T j » w waa on third
k n there ara r since
Now th a t frdkhmon are eligible _______
for varsity
competition, eoch Anothap- Kurowakl 2-run homer
Egg-layinr in h*nj can be InI I I W . First Bt.
Pk. M 0
outstanding .-yaarUngn ' aa Billy Bept. I f in Brooklyn pulled the &lt;re-used by Injection of hormones
Mima, roughed up. a bit In Ms Carda Into a U* with the Dodger* .rum mares
Initial varsity appearance, waa gad ewadw g apringboard for their
In fine form and got off several
good kick*. Fullback BUI Corey
alao had a good yardage for hit
booU.
During the workout George
Sutherland and Junior Horsey
chalked up alseable rune while
guard Charlie Field* atood out on
drfanae. Those Galore who re­
ceived the majority of the work
Beturday limited themselves to
s dummy scrimmage under Un
lifid mantor. _
Figuring In today’* eeritnmag*
were John Barber, Gilbert Witten,
Heidi, Jamt* H endry, Budge
McCrown, AI Groan, Sol Hawkins,
Hu(her land. Rabbit McNeil, Hofsty and Bill) Gilbert.

LEGAL NOTICES

iAKR KART CVLKRY
L a n d s .—Reniy
to

Despite a rrookrd throwing
arm —you ran node* tha carriage
I* not natural—hi* toaaa* a re arrurate and he Gelds h it position
satisfactorily. I l ls ' right arm la
minus a section of bona cot out
after an attack of oataomyolltiaKurowiki's batting * a re ra r*
runt around M 0 but bo hit*
when safeties ar* needed. Ho bad
nine hoiasrt through Sept. IS.
Ha'a beat when Use ehJp* ir e
down.
.
^ t .' ‘ ■
Th* tow-thatchad &gt;youth rntarod
profeaslonal baseball tg 19TI a t
Carutheravlil* o f tha Northeast
Arkansas Latgoa and orogrooiod
through Portsmouth of the Middle
Atlantic to .4kilumbuj at tho
American Association and Roch­
ester of the InUrnotlonaL' Ho'
played briefly w ith tha Cardinals
at the ta r and of 1941.

NOTICE

Lanty’a is famous f„r
aervlng a clean, whole
soma and I n a i p e n s l v r
lunch, fltop In iht- n e st
tlm* you’re mj I fni lunch,
won’t you?

A DERR BTORT

a M—UBV t IB I I
iI
t l a Ml A44IUOOU tocti
I tM Boar* i t M a n
m t w ii m r « t * i «
frttViLaa tor Um « m
T t r O ata mm O+Hmm

Tha O m ni* OumalMtoorra
wn«
•ban Ba slsrtrd (a Dsdr Couoty at thr
twoeral aSarllaa la l*4J snail bant o4t)ea tar tna Urea at two n s n I s
which uvst shall hsrs been slsrtrd
aa* their ureas e f office than k o .
ha aTTwrUS hr Oils amrodmam: b u tV
i s was ru e there shall ba la aarli of
tha Districts sauMtobre b f and u
m reoanca of
th is sm sndm tnt s
CVjunlr Ooamtsslaare who shall rreid*
ia hla Dlstrici but who sh ill b , nomlactrd and r im -d from ihs Cminrv •&gt;
U m
grrrr Ororatv OvmmUainnrr d
Dad* Oouaiv who th ill b« tim e d . i
n t n l alartina In ISS4 aa* th r e r -V
a fu e shall bold otnr* for • um&gt; of
fact* rears
Ths eowtre dmlM and
vreuatlm nf such Counlv Com loners shall b* as from time ui
m i ISfS be law
pram * b t tha Derrrhre. U n re

1*41.

Filed la aCnea Sect? af guu s. M * a
A U St.
•

• 1 Amendment lo Becuoa 1. of Aril-ls
X o f th e con stttu tioo or rurida o —
lallag *a Hawses teed m l CrtmpIWuv.
« I s Pareats tb s wans* hell re w
[a so ass treat aa s snuJWs W h a u o r v tr .
Doe aw wwr n m * She sums * s‘a r » * - V
Hr aa r m lS M Tturein. i s u i u
Onhlart a f r ism -h iw e a l t s Iha KvU a l o f pas more th ro Xd% thereof tn
~ are* of ihls B ute, ae Mae be
S h» la w tor tha Ferment «f
aay Ohlirailona Arista* b t ( s p e w T
Implied Oomrar* gubeeournl lo ihr
Adoption ef thld Amendment- end —
Fhrthey Prsvtaiaa gism otionv t n r r - io ^
tn Can s at tnenma of tree than
T v s* ly -fire Dollar* per Week (v eso s
•a aa Mean lisa at U f* as U se b*
Dannttf .aa ‘ th e lagM ature
. » » t r R r e o c F t n » y T ire u o i s U T t r e * o f T ire BTATT o f r u m t o A i
Thai tk a Mlwwtna a a e s d e - r s t to OerHew t. ArttsU X a f tha a m rittu tm o M
&lt;4 Florida sslh o rtsfo s in * rernUh • W
m eal e f a n t w»are. sslsrv ar tneome
fwa a a y a ir iest who ts Iha hssd m •
IbaiOy. aa re a it did therein, tn m e « •
U a t at M
thrrrcd. he and Ihr n o ,
ts harsh* * erred Pi sa d shstl *-• -u H t t e t t a tha «»er»iws id l» - a**— •"
Iha Oeneret RUrrinn o f I w - "
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a r n a r d

YOLUME XXXIV.

E s ta b lis h e d In 1908

SA N FO R D ,

Important United
s Convoy
T o Russia
German Infantry, Ledf
!By Tanks, Captures
Several Streets In
City Of Stalingrad
LONDON? IWpT I X
—
An Important
1'r.ited
Natieaa' roaroy carrying large
quant it lea of war msleri*) for
lb* Red army baa arrired. It
waa aaaouared hers today.
AHbootb
heavily
attacked
by German planta sad sut.iasrfaea a “treat majority" of
tbs skip* reached their desti­
nations. It waa acknowledged
that torn* of tha &gt;kU* were
loot. Tha Conroy Included
Americas, flrltUh and lto»alaa skip*, ' a escorting warskips w*t* lost.
(fly A&gt;e«eUt«Mi

F L O R ID A .

W E D N E S D A Y . S E P T E M IIE K 2 3 . 1912.

M em ber

j Farmers Will Be Alex R. Johnson ,
Issued Bait For Addresses Men At
Mol? Crickets Kiwanis Meeting

Project Approved By.
F S A . Jacksonville!
Firm Draws Drafts

Ilunwian troops slipping-vie* Men. Mr*. Mayme Mrro
westward acrotia the Volga f kl". puMidtr chairman. «td;
this mi-mlng following a m eet­
River a t night were rcixirtod ing of thr group last evrning m

le fifth.
At m id-day. thr Russian* a*'knowledge*] that German in fa n ­
try led by 100 tanka had rap
turvd acvcral i t m l i hut the nm i
munUjur* alto declared ‘*ln other
aectorv. all rn#m y attack* wore
repulted
Mcr# than
1,400 .-■*«N »»i« « r r » |
hum ..aw*

ln g firm

thr

d ivision.

mrmbera at the meeting an

4 Ihr

u H 'd

dr« '" "/ ; h* bu,wlnf " b i " h
being prepared by an engine. r - ' (|

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U. 8. Criticized For “ a S .’ f S i ,
co!
Dally
Newa,
which
ha*
FavoritUm In Army cago
foreign ctore, poode nt* on many |
liociae today th at the War Dapartment ia “m aking a mockery
of tkla war" by permitting tbo
Jet Louis - B llf C o w haarywelght
champioMkip bout M at month,
Ha called fer a eoograaalocal lavat ligation to determ lao tf fa .

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W . Lawton, County Superintendent Of Schools,
Delivers “ Send 0 ffM Address To &gt;eledees

the plans ami aite

ion Park of the new Wervi^ej
Mrr.'t Club a ml the (.-tty ( ('Ot
miv.innrri have officially lnvlt«*l j
the United Servtre* O ff aniiatt »n,
U&gt; operate the club, Chair man i
Dated aa kille&lt;i, am! 1 J1 tanka Woods
also
QOuia ail
BO rrevealed
r vrgirti wm
g\ | |
B^
knocked out in the action in the
Tha dlYlilon ha« a number of j | C I ) | ) C r
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r OP
last 24 hour*, Nati Afield head ■ub-com m lllrr* irtrludlng Ho«tr*«. .
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-juartem said
III
captured further fround In the llo a p iU lity , Eltianc# and othrrmj
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"center of Stalingrad" dc*nlt«- the to cover v ir io u i fielda »nd m ^am ' I I
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defender* "obetlnata i c»U Inner" of m tr r la ln in g rn littcd men whni ^
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and declared Soviet counter -at­ w ill be sta ticm ti at the Nav&gt; j
tack* had collapaed.
Basa
W A .H H IM JTnN S^t*i J \
iTb* Oerman command al»o
SpBslor PrpiMir &lt; vhh| .&gt;e-,|
ncted “ m trrtrt defen*lv* flghlrng"
■" - —r
i nn Tuesday * iiHu y (-•*
In the Voronath tone J00 mile*
creating of ■ i -kni i • &gt; ' uni .
north***t of Stalingrad whrr* tha
five ••• mititri to iti '•»-*1 1, a ' ■
f t S U l f t U i e s , tlw*-di nation's rck n u ttf m m»n
ary -attack* *n' the N ait ‘ift
flaak.
7
Wkll* tb* (Taveat danger pro*
and the srmtt) fore***
vailed inaid* Stalingrad, Soviet
as iid
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method mint bf fiiuii’l
diapatebea imld'th* Garmon* now
ar* actually loalng ground In thr
NEW YORK S ep t 23. i/IH '
di.lrlbulm n - t ' -*•
rerthwaat and *outnwe*t of lb* O fficial caaualty IMU do not i h n * , 1"" J" eu ar.n le,- thnt
battle-ruined Volga metropolu.
It. but war correapondenU. to o ,|
will |w
Stockholm report* aald Hitler ar*
fallin g
In action,
being i lh »t the fowl for-virln i i .
had dlamltaed Field U an h al Fed­ wounded, captured, bayoneted to I baryealevl
‘In d u .tr) llk e a iw i*
or von Dock, tb* gaunt Pruaaian death and failin g to return from !
commander of tb* Stalingrad **- n aval and land en gagem en t* a-]-m ired to hire m any mill- H
tf
I "«■*• worker*." he *ald
aault, aa a raault of claab over g a in it the enem )
The la le it newepaperm an r».u »l j the » m e lim e m anagem e-.i
campaign atratagy.
Von flock
favored a aingl* conccntmu-d ty w as announced T je td a j w h cn lrrrta ln whether the rrle, •
throat Into the Gaucatu*. wnile the Internation*! New* Herviccl vire draft* - i l l o lth .lr h Inform ed that Jack Singer.I and le m l .killed labor » i
Hitler wanted both that and the
nI so urgrntly
!i «Stalingrad aaaault
Von llock actr«lilsd to the U H Pacific
waa *ald to have rtturnrd to fleet, had fallxl to return from jw*Nr that early stud*
a talk force sortie In the l*»clfic ■ ideration must. In*
. ifiv*-i
Berlin two weeka ago.
in Washington. Secret iry of the i ntH| »,ih .|r*w »|i
Bloody, Indeclaive fighting con Navy Kno* took cognliance o f | / r,mi , t&gt;.|u,*ry for th. t i ­
tlnued to rag* in the Hmdok the Intrepidity *)own ly rorr,-» i ,,,r
,im, ,t
vector c f lb* c«ntral Caucaiu*. t-ondcnU In llna rith irln ft of war lllJr tmtfiHp prograni* n
60 mile* abort tha Graany nil new* when he *ald upon learning. reviewe.! and ...............
field*, along tbo Black 8*a road Singer w ai mlasing:
be given to their ruui-.m*-...

German aaaault forte* captured
two more atreeta In 8tallngrad

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( I In yum’ | l *
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in Jacktonvtlle

Members of Sent m* lc County*!
Defense Council have approved

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Vfrican
ffi.ni 'lln li-h
hrrttlt|uarl*ra
tlK loanl iiwliit a «*rrlr« «f
during |tf*tl«»h land raid* took
plarr •&lt; 1hrcc ' Hal enemy

j (growers Can Smirt Siii.s Women Should
Improved P o i s o n
-it-1it-vt- Me n For
' At State M a r k t* I So in t* War Jol&gt;s

J, rxrru tlve com mi l tee of the P e-j
1 (ro se C ouneil'i D ivision o f Kecre*J
' *11 on. and II. iftnwfl Out, con*j
1 ed u ctio n chairm an of th# fom -*
m ittre. arc | n Jack»»nvill# work-1
Inc on th# plana for ■ p n pntAn! i
tee re all Ion building
_ for N avy Ser *

of

V ichy French Forces,
OfferinjrStiff
A r t i l l e r y Reals*
til nee, S u r r e n d e r

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Ed Hlggln», n in rm k r &lt;f

chairm an

N l M il K it 22.

A vn oeln led P rrjw

Inland Madagascar
Capital Occupied
By British Troops

Higgins And Gut
Work On Service
Men’s Club

the temporary Service Mrn’s Club
on 1-ake Monr.e
i
The project ha* been appmvc-1]
by the Federal Security Admlnl*- tratlon, Capt. George
Worst*

BUY WAR BONDS

*

Remove Wounded Sailors at Honolulu

to h a v e ' d r iv e n th e G erm a n #
fr o m h o u y c* . b u ild in g * a n d
a treeta a m id s a v a g e h a n d -to han d f U h t i n g in on e s e c tio n
o f S ta lin g r a d an t h e sie g e e n t ­
ered it# 3 0 th d a y w ith th e i
in v a d er* ntill h eld at arm.*

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CITY BRIEFS

H ig h est Since 1920,

York Aquarli
•4AOO.OOO

Parent* may sign waiver* for
County Agent C. It, l)*w*on
______ ___ _
__
i medical or other expenses
expentrs incurincur
CHICAGO, Sept, 13, UP)— H og- red by them in Connection with and il. J L e h m a n , manager of
price* at I 1 4 « per hundred |njury lo Khft0) children riding the Sanfonl Farmer* Slate Mar­
pounds, hit (heir highest average in automobiles. Waiver* cannot ket are attending tha. m eeting
■Incu 1920 In Chicago market* to- he signed, however, for peraonel today of the State Chamber of
children, because they Commerce Agricultural Division,
jjjc itata* beinc*held at the Roosevelt Hotel
ho** with weight U because of are not n-------- j ^
In Jachiopville.
tha Urd iS orto|«.
wglrer of liability law

•&gt;- ’ .

WKAT1IKH
GEORGIA— Little temp
change tonight. F1-OR1DAtrm perature
change,
tbunderahower* sorth
afternoon and In Florida
tonight. ALABAMA—Little
peratur* In extrema toutb, not
rool In north and central
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Defeat Braves
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Hang On Fingernail*;
: Stiff ioiBsel For 8
Innings, But Push
Through In Ninth
I BOSTON, Sept. t l . OPl— After
hanging _ on by their flfigrrnall#
for eight Innings. St- Louis' stubhorn Cardinals salted their first
f**i dpportunlty with both flat*
and cut looaa a five-run rally In
tha ninth Thursday to pull out
a 8-4 win over tha Boston Brave#
And go three games up on their
Brooklyn Dodger pennant rival#.
. Until that latr stage, the Card*
appeared earmarked as A) Javery'# lllh victim# of the emaon. Up to then, that alda rlgV-

■marl Javory, Tbo Cants' pOat
•ant in Ray Bandars to plnch-Mt
for Marty Marion, who had m od
*d lb« lin t ball pltchod to right
for a single to mot* Hopp and
advance Kurowskl to third.
Than Southworih put In Cnr
Dueak to run for Senders and
Kan O'Dca to bat for Southpaw
Howie Follot, who had rallaaid
Startar Johnny Beasley with rona
out and two on In tba third.
O’ Daa caught tha Draft* flatfooted with a *i|ur*ia bunt that
puahed Kurowtkl aertu with tha
tying run —and (till tha panic
want on.
Whit* who beat tha
Itravn vsaterday want in to run
for O'Dca ami waa forced at
•ecnnd by Jimmy Brown.
But
flebby Slill hobbled Harry Welkcr’i grounder and Ihusk came
all tha way home to put tha
Cards In front.
Kno« Slaughter ahot a single
into Irft scoring Brown and giv­
ing Javrry a one-wa- ticket to
tha ahowara.
1-efty Will Donoaan took orar
and waa greeted by a aingle by
Coaktr Triplett, pinch-hitting for
Stan Mualal. This puahed Walk­
er home with the final run. for
Triplett waa picked off flrat baee
to end the aprwe.
Tha llraves came right back In
their half of tha ninth and aant
Max Lanier, who replaced Potlet,
to tha ahowara In a hurry with a
■ingle and a walk, Harry Gumbefl came In and waa leg red by
a aingle by Nanny Pamandei for
a run. But at that point, with
the lying talllea on beta and only
one nut, large Ernie Lombardi
waa able only to roll Into a gameending double play.
There are f»fI2 Kaat
State#, many no blfrrr
plantation.

'eats Carpenters
Tavern Team
Diamond Bail Gjime b Oh Tonight
nratf-LjCoach Lieb Says
Navy Is Too Good
For Florida Team

IT TOUR T A tT R DEMANDS
THE BEST IB

Every Wednesday
. Niffht

&gt; LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
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Town Tavern
Cordell af____
Moeee aa-------

KNOWLTONH ORCHESTRA
Wa ara also open for yoifr
dancing pleaaure on Sat­
urday Nights.

SURE TO V l i n

N I C K 'S

•Shrrt’# Recreation

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Package Store

Carpenters
Town Tkvsm
4

Miles North of SANFORD
an DELAND HIGHWAY
Town Tavern

FOUNTAIN
LUNCH
tAr)ay‘P- Is fsmoua
(or
parting a clean, whnlr-

Nolle. la karbay'glean Ikat la
e.rm .nc. of that cartala final « .rr.e of fereeloenre #M aala asl.rwl on Ibpumhir fad. l i l t la
■aa ay 111. Orealt Court la and
lor Seminole County, Florida. la
itiancery. In a cicala eaaaa IWere­
in pending W. W. yfalaoa. In »UlaOil, and Waller F. rtabwea and
Tmlly M. llolbom. ki* wife, are
daf .adnata I. It M. Weleea. aa
Special Master of Bald Cadft br
■■Id decree agselalad .aAll affar
fur aala and tail far eaak at yaklie outcry kefot# tfca fraat dear
el Ik* Cearl llaaaa la Hanford,
Hawlna.a Cwatr. Funds. betwees
ika legal hoara at aala. aa Mand.r Ik* ilk day of October, lilt,
lha aam. b.lag a Hale Day at
thla Coart. Ik* fallowing dtaerlbed
property .liaata la dominate Connly. Florida. lo-wlt:
Iml M l and alt of that perDon at l^agwaod Aeoaua al.utilng .aid IAit til, of Ike
Tewn of loagwaad, rlorlds aa
rerordM la Plat Hook
I.
pas .a II la It, Paklle lleeerda
of Nemlnnle i.'osaly. Florida,
and alee Ika fellawlag gwda and
cbaii.l. located la
Ike #ltra»
parkhis hou.a oa tka akaea do*
■rrlk.d property la the County of
kamlnole and iiala af Florida. IswHr
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lank
in if
fnmpl.la
with alaal
aual alaI elevatnc.
I— I'aclllla four brukk rail ll‘
aplral waakar,
| _ Wald .4 alaal wax applicator
lank
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conrplaie
wllk

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fnr lunch,
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storage.
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8077. Orlando.
INSURANCE,
pra,
windstorm
automobile burglary, compensa­
tion. At a saving. C. M. Boy4
A Co.

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CuenectkcUll
(rt-AUDE C. Binuer of IT iltaa.
dale df reel. , Whitney sills. Canaaelleafi and C E1U E A U M
and —ALIJON. her hu.band real,
dance aab sown.
TOC ARE HXaiEOT NOT1 PIED
that a nail kna keen breugbl agalaat yaa la tba Circuit Court la
and far nominal# ewaaly, Ptaytda,
be IIDMtT H. OOBAT and H i t t b II. OOBAT. Joinad by bar
kuakand and nan
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MIDNET R OOBAT, and yaa are
haraby required to file wllk lha
Clack af aald Cearl year written
■ppaarancai fparnoaaily or by at­
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Monday In October, A. U. ml.
being Ike 1th day af oald month,
and tharaaftar 111# With aald Clark
year written defense. If any, to
lha Bill of Complaint la aald anil
In Iba lima prescribed by law. ll.reln fall not or judgment will
be entered adilnti you by default.
The nalare af thla awll la fer
tha foreeleeure af
curtain tax
cerllflcaloa ngalatt the following
deagrlbed real property eltunle In
darelnole Coaly, Plortda. lo-wlt:
La, I Black II Lai 1. Block
«t and Lot 1, Black • of Mayfair aoeardlag In p lat. tbaref
duly recorded la lha Pablla
Itarorda af damlaeta County,
Florida, la Flat Book L paga
II tkaroof.
WtTNEfU my hand and anal af
tha aald Caart at Bastard. Florida,
this lid day af daplember, A. D.
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Tau ara b. ft by required t a a a paar la tha bill sf cemglatat filed
. f t l i . l you la tbe eases of ROT
WII.ET. earaua MAIUORIR W1I.ET oa Monday. Iba 4lh day af
Ortober. A. U Hit. al tka Courthaese la Bastard, damlaole cemtly.
Florida, a ad la default el seek
appearance Decree Pro Csaftme
will be e filered against you. tha
relief prayed by aald bill af com­
plaint being aa abaateta divorce
from you. tie aald Marjorie Wiley.
II [a ordered that thla Order
shell be published nace a week
for four v-onaecellve weeks In Ike
Hanford It. raid, k nqw.paper n»
a.a.ret clrrwlatloa published In
Sanford. Bemlnala ('tounly. Florida
Irons and ordered this tlh la ,
of aopltmher. A. II- H it.
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Clerk of Court
•Circuit Coart goal)
K, J Nelson. Jr.
H anford. Vterlda
Helie! lor fer Plaintiff.
OMBca FOR p t k u r i T i o s
THR STATE OF Ft-OHIDA Ttli
HAHIIT HCrSTETTHR, wheae
teat known pine* of nddrnaa la
dyramere. Terrier Onueiy, Bute of
Oeargtn.
Too are hereby
required to
appear In lb# hill m eemplalM
filed ngaieet yon In Ike cnenn of
ct.YiEd
iich m eT T E n ,
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ahd la default nf Buck appearance
Pom » Pee Caafadao will be naland agadnar yea, tha relief prayed
by eaM bill dt cometaist katas as
absolute dlverca from yen. tka
said Kerry llefaletl.r
It la ordered that thla Order
shell be published ears s weak
far foar ronaacaliva weeks Is tka

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•fhool Jram playing a bunch or
college hoy#, Thev limply ha»e
loo much experience for u#,
that’s a ll*
Otherwise, It eras a rough and
tumbla afternoon for tha Gator
gridmen.
The {quad had lie final taste
of a&lt;rim mags action before they
tangla with the Naval Air elavtn.
doing 0«l the aaiumntlon that
•Is.) frame eletalnl.
■peed and deception will hare to
t'acltlla atael
frama roller
he employed by the Gator grid- •_dryer
I f width. I f lath camder* to make any headway with
pl.li wllk fans
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the more experienced Navy enuad. I— 1‘arllll. four litaak roll II fl.
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Coach Li eh taw that the backs' aplral pollakor.
Htaal frama grading kail as.
and ends devoted Lie entire two-1 |—a- mldr
will, i f caarna dlalrlhoar morning drill In running’ kutlng belt.
PartUie t r Ida talk, quickthrough and perfecting a num-1 ,
jber of aerial plays.
| r h iiit half tlMfs.
I I'arlilU tr rhatn ifBR pBtkri
1 Thla type of [lay la a feature
t.m rohTtfor with difftftnUA*
of Florida’s offensive, and haw1
elttUk. '
this department clicks will hare! t hattH (ruck* for IUB4iiBf fr«lt
la
gruel bearing on the ahowlng 1 mPlal
B«»ndf.
the Saurian# will make Saturday ! 1
trootlvH
tUlhdf* 4
A t tha start of another extrn-1 | - IlffuUr RRMorlrntru of p a c k ­
ing pTfi*§« rut)b#r iliRipR,
alva punting acrimmage thla af­
All t.fric« gqwIpmRDl. BUrternoon, seven senior and four Ain*—
trIral and lr® RBml»Rlon *qulpJunior gridders were teamed up
mrkt, flMlrk molar# and
rglUfirwui canvtjorR now li*
“
A speculative starting lineup
Blallod Id (h* ell r«« p«clili|
for tha opening clean.
nUnl ml U&gt;Bf wo^d. FlorldaLast year men are Halfback#
Thc broib bfllnf told to
Jack Jonas and Pondren Mlt- I t rbId dtHtrao.
chalh Quarterback. Bill LaDku.
II U WATdOt*
Hpoclal liu ltr
Pullback BIN Corry, Center Oleo
r IM1TI.K
Lee, Guard Floyd KoneUky and
AlfurtiRjr for IMoiotlff.
End Nick Klaus.
The /a iiiori» |
are Hugo Miller snd 8tan Carer I
nHiie.N o r r rw tu ATSox,
at tha Uckle po#U; Bill Kab.rni
HTATC OK riAIHlI&gt;Ai TO
•t a guard slot, and Joe Graham ! N
d&lt;«mi V War ran. In tmtm of CJ
out on the left flank.
HairrtRu Hr w# if. N* w J«rBmf.
Tha remainder of the after | It Bpp+arln* fram lha bw
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tain rauee. wherein JOHN
usual group work In aignal prar 1r»f
H A III! KN. Jit le plaintiff.
tie* action on the charging #le&lt;l, ,..„ Naomi V Warren, are del
punting and place kicking, an.I a deni, ihal yuu are a resident
Tugged log fight emong the M.»-li. New Jersey. Inal your
la In rare of oil!# day
tackles and ends In two-on-one Ufr.a
ihal &gt;ou are over Ike
ege
blocking scrimmage.
f-fwe n*/ -eei
Following the workout Uviav r* &lt; » » ' V
tha Gstot mentor slIU ex promad
fl
kvorry eoncemlng the Saturday! ,
I rIda an I
“ The boys are all In g o o d t&gt; 1M».
*a p e," he sutart. "but I’m afreui ;, n; iTItr^
v*.Pr*. going to be playing out „ deers.
M oMr. claas. juit like a high entered &lt;
school playing a college Dam.
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Dealing further blows at the
Japan*—. General MacArthur re­
ported, Allied fighters flew up
and down the Kodoka track, the
Invasion rout* from Buna, on New
Guinea's opposite coast across th*
Owen Stanley mountains.
"BuDdlngs, kuts and sheds along
th* track wara heavily strafed
with cannon and machine-gun
fire," the commnnlqo*
Irt* Allied fighter* also set
fir* to an enemy Zero fighter snd
supply dump at Buna airdrome
and smashed an anti-aircraft po­
slUoa.
Ranging out to sea, other Allied
planes, fn this Instance flying
fortresses, set on fir* an enemy
cargo vessel in VlUas strait, off
New Guinea, and attacked a large
'motor boat from s low altitude
In th* faca o f cooiMantble antiaircraft fir*.
Tha
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pertly ell*need
lb# raacl
machine-gun firs at low altitod* and
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Willkie Meets Kjryptian Premier During Tour

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Battleship,
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Artie Convoy Lanes

Women May Try
For Training In
Defense Fields
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C leveland W arns Property
Torpedoed In July;
O wners Of Fire D angers ' * * £ S ta£ eJJ

Pilots To Organize
Short Courses For
S t a t e University

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Japanese Port of Lse, New nounced the proposed organlietlon
lit collige *hnrt counea designed
^ guinea and United Stasis to mMt the Mortage of engineer*,
airmen made 23 raids aftJkfk. rikrttlWa, jdiyslcht* and produc­
occupied. China, French Ipitlii- tion n m ern rr* K flelik essential
Defense .mP Seminole
China and Burma In July find W-National
C oast) wdmert who are1Interested
August, shooting down J. ; may get .further detail* about the
— planes and destroying SO oth- ' counea, offered by the University
of
* er* On the ground. Chunking of Florida la co-operatkn with,
The widespread campaign of
aerial assault* open the Japanese
&gt; u under
yesterday In the
, New Guinea area, with the Allied
c o m m e n d reporting successful
ralde on enemy supply bases end
•hipping end i A
Ing operation
atlon up e r d ' S o w n ' T h e
Kokodi. track leading to Port
Moresby.
Again the headquarter* of Gen­
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ed little ground action on the
front now 1 ! mile* eatt of Port
Moresby, main Allied lupply base
In New Guinea. The command'*
m communique *atd the eltuation wae
w unchanged but patrol* ware actiee against the Japan***.
The principal raid reported to­
day waa a "coordinated attack"
against Lae, New Guinea, In
_ which eight tone of bombs were
ta dropped.
Allied medium bomber* hit en­
emy dispersal areas while attach
pis nee heavily strafed anti-air­
craft ~uad supply Installations In
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tlewemvn Mr*. May B. Maxwell,
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Florida rltk*. th* committee worn- Names Of Men To
aa disclosed.
Requirement* for Starling a
class that are the course chosen Leave W ednesday u.W. Spencer Wins'
le beneficial to national defense,
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Henry lUncock.
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•(irr* Jmg/* ihr ministry Bald
A««i*l«nt Attorney (f#n*r*l Thur•
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1 mMri Amtild l«hl Ihi* Sen«lr 8ubi Ira r
ilthmj If h thr plane* |rommiUtr
toiity thr AmrrirMn
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Following the notice In Thrut* to th* Moblllsn.
These boanls trill explain U&gt;* Herald last Monday nf the death
"He gave hi* lif* that the world
services to studenfe and will br ,m the high seas of Chief I'eliv might grow old In pear*," *nld
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available fov conference* to det-r- Officer, Daniel Earl Cameron, Dr. C. B. Arendall, Ifeuphln Wav,
mine whether or ' not ■Itxlont* huilwnd c f Mrs. Shell. Unit Baptist Church psstXr, who a*.
nELFAfiT, Northern Ir-'l.u. 1
should Im v » bcKm ! to join ono of Cameron, formerly of Hanford, slated In th* *ervke*.
IhB branch#* o f th* trmed ferretHepl. 21, (A V -A n American •-■1,1
word glrlng detail, of the trag­
As
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petty
officers
gave
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MrCuller graduated from
ier wa* reported shut to drslh
the University e f Florida In t l . edy has been received from Roy last salute to th*lr companion. under mysterious rlrrumsl.nreclass o f 1940 and was called to Drill o f Mobile, well known form­ Chaplain Wells presented Chief fluoday while on tentry iluly in
set!re doty Jana 11. lie 1* the er resident here, and brother of Cameron's flag to thr widow, Mrs Belfast.
» v w n , o f|
.Mrs.
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He enclosed « Ihella Brill Cameron, and t volapn of Mra. U P. McCullor,
« f* C am m n.
of shots was fired over ths
of dJn/ord. dipping from tho Mobile Prr««
of Tuesday, Sept. IS, whkh g*m gravt by a naval firing squad.
&gt;y said there was no suspicionThe report statod, accenting to
an account o f th# burial thrro
Chief Boatswain's Mate William clvllla. seen tn the Vicinity *t
of Hr. Cameron t
J. Utile, U-8.N, who accompanied th* time and suggested that he
" —May he not have died In th* body from Newport, R. I, to might have shot himself accident­
ally or havo committed oukld*.
vain",
Mobile, that daring th* freeing
A shot was heard soon after
"In simple aorrkts. but with of a machine gun from a Jam on
foil military honors, Daniel Earl Chief Cameron's boat, th* gun the aentir want on duty ami com­
Cameron, St, instantly killad by was accidentally discharged, th* rade* who hurried to his post
him
a machine gent bullet while serv- ricocheting bullet striking Chief found
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.... dying of a bullet wound
Cameron with fatal affect
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Th# widow, th* former Sheila
WEATHER
best tn th* Atlantic, was burled Britt, daughter of 'Me*. W. H.
hero this mornlag,
ths lats Mr. Britt, stFXORIDA—
Cooler
tonight,
"He, Uka many others, was
Hsnferd schools sad
showers extrems south ending to­
' ta Ua duty U preserve
t* - f S a n t a * High night
a, fra id Ml sod yrivtl.
Osm m mi Is *1m *urALABAMA—Continued cool to­
a sister, Mra. Jeyte Or- day and tonight.
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U* Each, A rk- and a
GEORGIA — Continued cool
Ensign Jo# Frk* Cam- north, cooler youth portion toi Cltsd.I, Ctuuletton, 9 C , »!***•
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Tyler Jr., and Clark Mann
r hnirman of Ih*- i lot* ** *
Dr. I-eland 11. Dame, director
rrr&gt; iniport.nl one la thr ft*
prrvmua meetings in n k .u .
Th« patriotic profram plann»dU,rr rommitte
of th* Seminole County Health
1 tural frlenilhti*&gt;ss of
the New | the 11*42 &lt;*i n*ll. City H e tV
Mated today that 1,323
i.323 per- by the Bend Off and Follow l'i».
Unit, stated
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Ccmmlttec
includes wmmurii
m m i , Ue County had received
rvc
mir boys now call them
The,
harle* Mnrrl
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Morri«o*
teats during the weak by the sinflnf, ted by Charles
the Nrwfirs
an i d d m i by
iy T*
T. W. UwUtn,
Lawton, m
h
State Mobile X ray Unit
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1
**11111 number taotad for poaal- •k by th* Sanford Concert
only by Ih* litMer'i lntere*l 1m|
bk U bcrcubls,1 aaid Dr. Dnmc,* rhnlra. under Georg* Fel|,.wM W
Y U f t K , S.|.t
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I'them and their r u i l m m
la not only a uU ifnttory arhleve* direction and girl *roul* will .1,
V fill* laler «tlggv*l»**l the n ,|...1-1
A finl her fmlmr ■mining ini*&gt;|
mailt bo I rtprewriting u It d on tribute cigarette*. R. Fail h i"
'll Ming of nrriimpnlal ferttr- 1
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M \ KH |N t.T t IN'. -VI *«
more than 10 perraht
of
the will set a* master of cervm... ■ *ir!n relieve the t 1 M**n » »i ml thi* m-riimitt nation of thr* A ill* ’
Sis r r l a i )
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hoy a
th«* wn) iri * hit h
Ooqnty, la very eieeptional. In, far the program which I.
»'»n nrid ^tee1 ehori-ag*
M Hit* nfl rcb'bt at r - S** 7M*. &gt;.*
have never before heard |u|„| u, lwtfin , , |;20 A M
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f^ner*
(&gt;hi I n njd 1 1 v the IrtHipa sir nmstunll) rlfsn* '
fi lb i .a\ b u l l f and •• * M** I*.I •.
M stwh a high perevrUr* of)
•*&lt;iiM he l*keft Ittttoiil !**•- *f • * nj to iitra! inftustlf i*s
t v* the ever *t bv it
population being so tested.
.it! ml function
Kd»tn
1Irvin f ffipirfit Vial ta li* thr fit) th run if !i ni
. full d «) 'a S* ••rk at b
l&gt;r. Pern* was uasllntine In
thrlf
mrnUMinUM'i ea
her r
mid i
VVtlaon, of the
Kif*t
I'tiitMi
in
siiiii rrfiri
praise lu the effort* of James
through the Ni*v* foundiftlt d prv» *.
l
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W. Morehouse, X-ray technoloam i radio ■tAti*ifia
B oth the 1.«
o Ifpi f |urn hi* gene fill -Miff
ri*t of th*
StaU
Board
of
cmi newspaper a and the n 4,1 *thrf n ff ir f n , no ape* is!
ieallh fo r aecampUahlng this r*
Baa
I t n n r l r i i e . and no »ni- r . u
*••' Italian* h . * r l . r g r etullencr tt -ny v*at plimird
cord.
l**ul. Hy u*U1g them, even thr ,lc»«l , mon|f the tt.r |.« and they h « » „
ATIaANTA. Ci., UVFIfUpt --21.
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CITY BRIEFS

ery. C'hariea William Tr**t*i,
CUrrnee
Darts, Bent hard ► i

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file I ift llinfl - • 11 ;** h*'«|1 lit* tn»r t h
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f .t nl n Mini i*lHi" 1 1»' 1-- Ift* l.#»lb
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w ii over Munich for 22 fnlnutra
dcBcrliHPsi (hr uttiick mb follows

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muikUn*.
“ lit tralific-l lh* t Union Prvsi*
dent Jim ri l’ *-irllbi‘» order for*
Mddint hi# mualrimni to mtk* r*i rordlnffB for radio waa an ^attack

Ward To Be Alabama! up"n lndutU‘ l fr**tom" .
; Attorney General AAA Fertilizers Must
MONTGOMERY, Kept. 21. UTi
—Tom Ward, Tuscatooes attor­
ney, probably will be appointed
attorney general succeeding th*
Democratic nominee, Hubert Har­
wood, who has boon called to th*
Army, Informed aouice* report­
ed today. It li understood ward
wculd seek elsclion In the Novem­
ber general electJob, ________

Pass State Inspection
TAILAHSSBE, Sept. i f . 1AVThe U. 8 . Department of agricul­
tural obtained today a federal
injunction stopping Florida
seising AA A feriill
into tr# eta la wthout
Inspection.

Federal Judge A- V. Long ta­
wed th* tetnyorwr o r f v

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Sanford’ Herald

• MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1942.

MONDAY,

W B I 'X

Tell the Boys Goodbye

barn lightened la on* plat*. Santa
Bfrbira county now enjoys the
lowest tax rata In « jn r t

MARJORIE ROSA COGRURN. Roddy Editor

Tbs Calapigoe Islands, orw Pa

«Social

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FOUNTAIN
LUNCH
l-aney's Is famous for
serving, a clean, whole*
some ami I n e x p e n s i v e
lunch. lUop In the a s it
time Jreefrs oat for lunch,
won’t rea l

A Victory Signal

IBLR VKN.HK FOIl TODAY
EAR MKfT ARE GREATLY
.PP.D IIY MAKING A I'ROMTO HOME ONE STRONGER
iN THEY
AND
WHOM
!Y
GREATLY
RERPECT.
j RIGHT, PROMISE GOD
Sa t

t h in g s

a n d

th en

IDLY LIVE UP TO YOUR
ft Praise wgiteth fer Thee,
lad, fa Sion; and unto The*
I 0)4 vow be performed. -

- Haifa lore Marslella
opsv kitlesl a bint lorfay.
M 1 am gtievlng anrel
Of though 'll* only nature's way
de rvot feel, and this I say,
hat I couM love her any mor*

to o , ia n a tu re 's w ay I
h i* g r im kno w le dge do

I V r m n n e n l A u t o Tair
Many thousands of tons of *Li-| nri* U'ing
year try clnvlcos to replace thu old noininl dlatr
two liroiiHu platen |wr automohllu.
At least 15 ntales will issue a lit lie mntnl tu
the year, to go onto this year’s plate. .Seven p
onianin htirkers for wlnd.slileldH. und ntliers are r
the same Idea. Only four will Issue full-sized (dot

TELEPHONE 103

SAFELY and -

(P a r J a r k

•ml
announce u I now
lone permtasinn from the
VI-i In parttnenl ai least Ui
" d o rm officials nl projects,
pr-itidi-l wv do nor give too
much Information and pro&gt;i-led II I* not given In lha
l ies* for |l ll.lo.111..n | hope
ili.il In tin luture toy cnnitllo-nl* will understand If 1
decline to give inforrnalloii
•in tS**se proji- 1 s liecsuaw I
luive frajmly nniulereit why
“ " " '.4 ,,5' jiohlicaH«| n l jtoy

They were sitting on tho porch In tho moonlight. No
words broke the stillness. She begun to yawn.
"I w t y /' »he M ill suddenly, " siipikmo you had money,

■I •h’e. f h f o r t n a t lc ii/ a t te r u l
&gt;•&gt; lim e n f w a r.
■'
Da A L i l l i e f,'uessing— I am
• J*.' • • • • o f s p ro je c t a lre a d y
I t - ■ite m s gu essing | t does
lo&gt;t rn a llrre s i j f
| |rt
yo u
goes, a lit t le . So In re g a rd lo
some o f th .s e p ru je g ta j am
(tuini* to g iv e y o il a c e n tra l
lo ca tio n nod soma d ire c tio n s
am i h i yo u guess w here the y
w ill g o S ta r t w ith D e l^ n d ,
m v hom e to w n , as re n te r f o r
n ra d lu e : T h e N »vg D e p a rtm in t I t id a n rtin g to d o u b le
the s ire » f n fw irje g t a lre a d y
orxle r c o n s tric tio n n o rth e a s t
••f Ir e la n d aruj a lso one a l­
m ost due south o f D e la in d .
I h e N a v y D rp a rtn w n t Is a lso
p la n n in g to &gt; i* n d a m illio n
tlollftrw fo r « &lt;Isaa fo u r u lrl*o»t a n il r n itio n m m t r a i l o f

llrlorrul a milliun dollars tor
lie same purpose almost don
north o f Drlond, ami a mil­
lion dollar* lur the tarn, purl-i-e slightly nortuwrsl of
li-larol. In ailditiori lo this,
the War Department It now
•landing a million dollars fur
»'• alrdrnrtyj so itheasl of l)e
land, a million dollars for
soother one writ o f Deland.
«nd improving another air­
field slightly nodi we-t of
loljuid
Four pnijrcis un
•ler rmvslderation liul not yet
spprovesl are a million ikdlar* southeast « f l/elmnd. a
tnllflots and a half fur a new
msUllttion in a fair sited
metropolis smith nf Deluirui,
a ailihrio dollars furDcr south
of Dw|«i*{ *oi| a mlllLn Uollara aonUiWent o f DhUad
You ,W1U note that thtaila a

rlNGKHPRINT CHILDREN
DENVER, Colo Sept. 21. l/P&gt;—
Finger-printing of
all
Denver
■i •Idn n. for idrntiflrallon uuri"-'-&gt;. •- lo'ing done by the (oloI Milo

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You Won’t "LOSE” Your Son or Daughter
If You Keep Them Informed of the Daily
Happenings in the Home Town Through
the Columns of tho Home Town
iWBp&amp;per.

wh*t would you do 7”
"If I hwl money,” he Mid with enthusiasm, "I'd travel."
Ho felt her small hand In hla. He clotted his ryrs add
sighed happily. When ha looked up again, she had gone.
In his hand lay a nickel.—Telephone Review.
?

WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
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JO E

H E N D R IC K S

1 am ready, Mr. President—- I
eatebilshed n new p o lic y conread a headline In tha papar to­
c o rn in g lb # announcem ent o f
day, September 8th. "Price Ulti­ . m ilita r y
projects
by
Con­
matum Angers Congress” . This
gressm an and Bens to rn , e a rtihod referetwe to LSe President's
c j l a r l y In Ihe to e e lo l alataa,
ulUmetem yet s a d * eerUluly it
because o f th e d a n g e r o f g tv did not anger me. The President
node tha statement thnt farm
prices should ha subdued and
you in fo rm e d u to th e m e S a t Coogreee i hauid da u k t
and then, he went en U say,

Get ready for Fall by stndlng your varments
hero for quality cleaning. Your clotheslrlll
lake oil new life after going through our plant.
# (PLEASE RETURN HANGERS)

SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
220 Magnolia Av*.

Phono Ail

A Special Offer of a Nine-Months’ Subscrip­
tion to The Sanford Herald for Only ffLOO
Makes It Possible for Ua To fiend This '
Newspaper for You At Less Expense Than
You Could Mail Your Old Copiea or Write

and ypar huaking of heavier
wto, cloth coats,
ria will be buyrhey win make
are eerve long. &lt;
aot repairs, ns
ita, new alm o
have the wor|C
hernahT”
-

Mrs. I. D. Martin ha« returned
from a visit m Brooklyn. S V ,
and the New Kngland states.

/

(OLD WAVE

Albert Connelly of Orlando was
in Btnford Ian We&lt;li&gt;esday on
business.
•

Ahrs.l. a ilh complete lies
Mint Gin. Aloe Gin.
Ill* (.in. Hum. end Vodka.

Mrs. A. I. Cnrpany it still
confined to I er home on Palmetto
Avenue with an ll|i&gt;*».
Dr. Clyde Green of Wayi^rsellle,
N. C. Is the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs R. II Ch* pman.

I VHKKI.L, Prop.
14/1
Mather Bldg.
s itoggrti's l.ii). Store)

Pearl I. Rob,...... . visiting her
lister Mrs. || I. Amlrrson of
Hastings lor a few ssrrks
Mr*. James N. Itobw.n la
returned from Hollywood,
where *h» wa» en hupinr*.
Mrs. A. C. Mrrlwvth.-r
for Daytona Ih-arli whinspend the winter »l the
inn.
Mr*. Dell Wallace,
who
been visiting Mr and Mr.
rolni MrNell rr turned I..
I»m* In Indiannla Mi..

Mill Oledfi l»y
fr * n i J a r k « o n r illr
th ^
N svsl
fo n th a ll ffa m r

RED W IN E

C ID ER P U N C H — A TOAST TO W IN E

W EEK I

I ner) WodneHdnv
Niirht

" D o u b le , d o u b le , T b it a n d t r o u b le , K e l l i e b o il a n d C a u ld r o n b u b b le "

»rtit th« fc'lrmn chant of Mac*
Sohrth*«
»itcf»r» many autumn ago.
No tuch R*m y. hut witchery of an
in fin itr ly rmnc p l o u n t v a n rty awaits
l l r Itm l j i m | I vn I m i w | m&gt; twrw a hot
mineI riw I tn to a it .N jfk » n j| \ \ m r W rrti
to ii? o h s rrv n l IhH &gt;cju O rto tirr 11-1H.
t« to c r lrtir j t r H a llo w r'm a n d tliro th e r
autum n U J u l i \« that fn lliw
M k h in if» l&lt; tk rfi. In&gt;t * nw drinks
tu|fr»l Iorx inrllnw nnuniti tirfora a
crackling fu r. fia « l fellow U np a m ip**1
full! 1 l w f f l |UJ 1 V C-O r t V jtaH it S I r»w|
ttru n u n g w ith S|iu) . rich aAom J w tr*

1I«#(W( al»4*«vv.&gt;I
li« awalf, Caim- #
•« ae.p «•&gt;! laid# .
11| fW)Wteiet . -hi
M ( Ileal Mel a*
■• ■« ait ear•tei*• •,
I-a- meaJi » ,tl. Uuae. a

John Morrnn I*
Untn fthrtr
stiKfir* nt 11. e I

okl
|,
„ , n,
hum
Ing
K
V
thei
ion
Mr.
VV

horav' program
Stock carrots
and havta have hewn planted in
tha chapter orchard for pig feed.
Hoy* have transplanted strawber­
Mr. and Mn. Arthur II. |h-k
ries, Planted a defense garden, with, Jr. have returned to Wash |
worker) the vineyard and a three- Ington, D C after a|teiiding the
acre field eorn plot planted for past two *r*k&gt; with their par
hog and thicken feed. The chap­ rats, Mr and Mrs. J. J. Mathew-,
ter haa given away hundrada cf and Mr. and Mr*. A, If: Beckwith
tomato and cabbage plants for
victory garden planting* and hun­
8#r*t. Herman L. ('lo»r, who
dreds of grape cutting* to Indian h*a *prnl the pa«t 2 we«ki yi*
farmer*.’’
•
Itinir f*** fRmlly, rarmlly left f.«r •
Jefferaon, la.: T .F .A . member* MUmi U» rntrf Offkrr'a Cinth
are railing ‘ Vletarr Ptg».' All dal# Brhool In thr Unltrd .Stair.
boy* with sow and fitter projects Army Air Corp«
have designated one pig aa a
'Victory Pig.’ Tha prtcwida from
Mr. Ami Mr* Harry 1
mo
the sat* of thewe ’ Victory Pigs' lorw,t to CainMYilU y*«trrfta;
wh#r*
their
ion,
Harry.
Jr.
Mill,
are to he used to purchase U. H.
•nUr tha Unlraraity o t l-Torl*U
defense bond* and sUmpe."
# O 0
Edfar Blff«rav alao anUHnf ochr»i
UU. La.; “Tha lota fJTJi. than, araompanlad Iha partjr.
chaster, J4 0 strong, has launched
Mjaa Marcia Proctor
la inj
a ’Food for Freedom Contest.'
Tha member who does the moat Washington, D. a w hen she ig .i
accepted
a
position
in
the
Wa&gt; l
toward Increasing and Improving
Department In the Ad). Oenenl .l
pdultrr, garden, dairy cattle, meet, oflce.
Buddy Proctor haa returned
ootawle end fruits on hla heme to Emory Unlrenlty
for
ih*
firm will redefre a I I I U. 8. school term. Tket a n the daurl
ter and ton of Mr. and M n (
F. Proctor.

owles Describe'-;
Ar my L i f e In
NewfmindlniHl

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I'ODA Y AND TUESDAY

• a-le| rn a f | u n . t l p

lir a *

'■•fr if* part

Willkle Arrives In
Capital Of R uhrIii

jr L

Public, be
hand wUl
clothes, at
This Fall
Ing new t
the clothe
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Constitution f)ay IA
Observed By D.A.R.
A Constitution Day wee observed
•jr tie Halite Harrison Chapter
of the D. A- ft- at the Some of
M n. P. E. Roumillat with an
appropriate program arranged by
Mrs. J, |i. Riy, state rhaiman of
uatUntlr anniversaries for D. A.
f t , and presented bv M n. C. IL
Wawaen. M n. F. E. Roumillat,
regent, pm lded over the meet­
ing whlelt Opened with members
npeating la unison the Lord's
Prayer end the Pledge to tHo
FTsg. An tee course was served
■ the conclusion of the meeting
By tKe hostess, cjsitted by Mn.
If. J. Lsbmsn end M n. Toake.
Thnee present were: Mn. W.

BILL’S PACKAGE
8TORE &amp; BAR

In

.

big in from F.F'-A.'s 7.&amp;0II local
chapters to national heaib|uarters:
I. Buying War Bond- ami
Mr. and Mr* D II. Stafford »tampa-nounre I're Idrth of * son.
Bison, Ark^ " A total of leu |26
ivtd Allen, at
the
Frrtmld tiond* h** lieen purrbasmi bv four
itlghton Memorial Hospital, o n 'o f the hoys Three other rueinlier*
I have purrhaaeit defense stamps."
j Sargent, Colo
” Du* t i thu
Mr. and Mrs. John Drone; an shortage r f rubber, Ihe chapter
flounce lire birth of a son, J nea. voted not lo vi-ii thr Nati-nral
at Hr
Frmald l-nughton
Me Western Stork Show this year
■u&gt;4taj lliMpltal.
and to turn the money Into di

IN TOWN—

B U S IN E S S

Leroy Lain*. Petty 'Otflrer 3-C,
la here visiting his parents. Mt.
and Mrs. Ldward Ining

H lln n e tt O n V a c a tio n )

WASHINGTON. - At we all
kndw, the war Iin't fought alun*
by men with gllna
If* fought
at home. Hut that l*n‘t alt either
It'* being fonght by the nation's
youth.
Thl» Is the atory^ of what one
large segment of cur youth - 24*1,000 members of the Future
Fanner* o f America -I* doing In

UP

A d v e r liiin g

Hera arr r iln tr n from « tew i r r r
•J. the thousands nf reports enm- |wrl

NEW ARRIVALS

THE COOLEST SPOT

I hKv, ukrii

•mall ways, some of them of not
inconsiderable Importance.
F.P.A. war activity takes four
main lines: ( I ) Buying War Bonds
and stamps, (2 ) raising food. (3)
salvaging war materials. ( »&gt; ,T
pairing and rerondiUnnln.- farm

STATION
8ANF0RD, FLA

Parents of Students

IIS W. Pint HL

Rnili' lltjuan Fartaon
Mr* J. W. Daniel

Whan you hate your otr Guifldted htfe, f a u
-ran count on A complete job. LodS After this
and nthtr services or rdpAifa yoitr cir may
need.. It All come* under IhA h*adtn| of ACTb
dent preYdniSonl Come to

SERVICE

H&gt;

Mn. Ralph Austin Smith, pre­
MONDAY
sident of th* Worlds federation
The regular business and social of Women's Clubs, was one of tbs
meeting of the Dependable Clast two women selected |d represent
T f iha First Methodist Church the state of Florida at a nation­
wide conference o f the War Sav­
will meet In the rhurch annex ot ior Staff, held in Washington, P.
8:00 P.M., with U n . M. L. TIllD C. on Sept, t , 3. and 4. Mrs.
and Mrs. A. K. Shaymaktr as Thjrtton Roberts of Jsrksonvllle,
director of women's work for the
hostesses.
Florida War Saving Staff, was
JIATURDAT
the other repm entive frtm this
.
All born and rtrD o f Junior state.
The
preHigh School age may join the
toe oconference,
im o o s T , wljlch
W(|Ho was pre­
Junior Commandos and Junior sided over br Mias Harriett KlIkdt,
former
dean
of
womkn
at
Wests Wardens at the Woman's
the University o f North Carolina,
Club at 0:00 A M.
• j Children of pre-school and pri­ was railed for the purpose or
mary school ages may attend the planning the advanced publicity
"Story Hour*, sponsored by the for n War Saving drive to he put
herrratlon Committee, at the pub­ mi by the retail grocers during
Thanksgiving week, and also for
lic library at I0:3U A.M., under tl
* purpose nf giving Information
Mrs. J. C. MlUhril'a direction.
and material on War Havings
I ,'
TUftiDAY
work to the representatives pre­
i " The Division of Recreation of sent. to be taken hark for uee la
Defense Council will hold its re­ Ahe different states.
,
gular meeting at the Rervlew
Social features of
the con­
Men’s Club, 5:00 P. M.
ference included a luncheon on the
The .regular dinner meeting of White House lawn— Mrs. Roose­
the Pilot n u b will l»e held in the velt was preecnt and spoke to
•aides Hotel st 7:3(1 P.M
the group—and n tea given liy
THURSDAY
„
Hecirtary nnd Mrs. Ilsnry MorThe Bemtr.ola KtJwkeh *!,odge ganlhau.
No. 43 will meat l.i the I. O. O
F. R a il at 8:00 f . M.

lIA P P tV IU K T H D A Y

Have a Thorough Gulflex Job

W A K E

Mrs. Smith Attends
Calendar National Conference

Hr JOHN GROVER

»* In th e n a tu re n f b o th o f
i l - p ro je c ts , |* n
(h a t does
not p ro ve n ) m y c o n s titu e n t*
flo u r
g e ttin g
r s r il r d
and
-tiling me to get l'n* in fo r
i in*
,n , | W fir.,trnng w h y
J d o .i'l l , i i v It r lr v a iljr , w hen
I o as ss k e il not In c o n tn n ie

- 1 «n.l .'I

i i . r.irx-*rn*.l with all phase*
/aiming ami markrtlnf tu

Telephone 14S

WASHINGTON

•he W«r and Navy Depart.
in*'"II tmve .In iha |.nl |*&lt;|.

Two (ravders in Ireland, ruturning home late one night,
lost their way.
•Said ono, “ Wo must l&gt;e in a comotery. Here’s n grave­
stone.”
’’Whofio is It7” asked the other.
Tho moro »ol*or of the two, having struck «» match,
said, "l don't know hut lie seems to have lived to a ripe
old ago— 176."'
"See can you rend the nnmo?” insisted his companion.
Another mntch having been lit— "I don’t know him.
Soma fellow called ’Miles from Dublin’."— Keel.

PAGE THREE.

Social And Personal Activities

SANTA
BARBARA,
Cellf.
Sept SI, |XV-Tki j i t m m i «
Dm tuptrn'i pockelbock haa

Another contingent of sclectcc* "from Seminole Coun­
ty will leave here Wednesday morning and agnin the Send
O ff Committee under the chairmanship nf Mrn. K. !•*. Housholder will be on hand to distribute cigarettes and certificates from thu city which show in nmall measure the prido
which ull of ua tako in the courage with which these men
are facing tig) responsibilities o f the day.
We havo no doubt that the boys leave here with a
little better understanding of the appreciation with which
we folks at home regard their services because o f these
little farewell parties. And we venture the opinion that
the memory of the large nydlcnce which gathered to tell
them goodbyo and wish them well on their Inst day in San­
ford will bo ono which they'long treasure.
•
Aside from the tribute to the men,'it does ull of us
good once in a whllo to got together, sing a few patriotic
songs, listen to n few well chosen remarks and have our
morale rekindled. Most of us are In danger these days of
worrying too much over our own relatively Insignillc-nul
troubles. It helps to see how bravely these selectees are
for tho duration sacrificing their homes, their jobs, their
businesses.
Let’s make Wedneeday morning’s the beat Send Off yet.

A roo&lt;1 HURRrntlon com n t fm m the National Safety
"Council w h ich now in almost an much JnU'rnstcd in helping
to nave ruhl/er for the nation'n war program an it Is in
protecting th o liven of motorintn on the nation'n highway*.
In one ronpcct the Safety Council in killing two bird*
with one atone for it ln.n well known fact thnt nothing contrlhutcn quite no much to the nccident rain on nutom/d/ile
nitceding and nothing burns up rubl/ar quite no font. Hi
if the Safety Council can help to retluce npced. it will help
to prevent accidents nfui help to nave rubber.
Mast drivers are snxioun to do their part in thin campiign. They too want to avoid nrrident* nnd they cer­
tainly do not want to use up their tires any fnnter than
absolutely necennnry. But they have Imcn driving fast for
so long, it is pretty hard for them now to hold it down.
They may start out at 30 or 05 miles an hour but before
they realito it they are hitting 50 again.
Ho the Safety Council has this suggestion to mate:
which wo l/ellevn will help to remind everyone to drive
more slowly. When you meet someone on the highway
who Is obviously doing 50 or 50 mi;r» nn hour, give him
Hires/ short toots nnd a long with your horn. Thnt is the
Morse cotie signal for *'V’’ for victory.
If someone passes you when you are doing do. blow
three shorts nnd n long nnd thnt will remind him to slow
down. Ami conversely. If someone blows three short* mm
n long nt yon, clow down, nnd thank hint for reminding ym

THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

U It B T D T A ID

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i •nt picrt • tahisli at
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L . V lllk ie . In Russia as an
ob se rve r end spe cia l representa liv e o f P re s id e n t R oosevelt, * r rtvesl In M oscow
S unday
fro m
h u ib y ih a i
T ! r a ta r i a n d s trip e s and many
f i f d f U p w n * u n f o r M In | r w t -

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Irsndvicw Ave., Rosa
• 9 A.N. week days.
a kindergarten sgf*.
meiti limited.

For the best•In .workman/hip end
mnlerlsh— trv the EVA HESS

UEAUTY SHOP.
OPERATOILS:

Mr*. Evelyn Echols lUnoen
Mrs. Ruby Echols
Mr*- Vela Nekton
For appointment can 563.

BEAUTY SHOP

CELERY CITY
PRINtlNfl COMPANY
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SHORT SUBJECTS INCLUDE:. METRO NEWS
PASSING PARADE;. “ We Do It BecwMtr
JOHN VANDER COOK — Guaat Anahrat
In “ KALTENBORN EDITS THE N E W T

T U"

�MONDAY, SEPTEMBER « . 19*2.

l A i flANPOED HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA

B l a n d i n g Uses
Unofficial Class
For TaD Draftees

Cards Split Double-Header With
Cubs, Still Hold Loop Lead By 2 #

League Standings

Harrison sa
Earls 9b
Harnll c
Odhara Ih
Martan lb
fretider if
Ctanl if
O. Oenbrink cf
A Otnbrlnk rf
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—Gleaned from one of the nows
rclee.es from the Bureau o f the
Census i HIi children between one
and four year* old sufftred from
acuta atcohnllem In th* United
fltaUi In 1940.

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serving drinks In Jam Jars, of
alt things, because toe
many
'taaea are being stolon and can t
replaced. A man was fined
913-80 for stealing pub glass**.

K

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City Registration Officer

Cork la used In 90 different
places In an automobile.

8tan aid Stripes ef tha U. B. aad
flUndlag
silk)* and ftar e f Soviet Russia, art three ef mere than 1AM guests ef
presslneaee I* American government, Industry, labor and professional
- eirclee, wke attended ■ dinner in N&lt;« York opening Iks' Fall campaign
for Rutlan War Relief. They are (left to right) t Thomas W. Lament.
W . Avertll Hsrrlmsn, guest ef honor; and Allen Wardwtll, chairman
e f the (Heater New York Campaign Committee. In hie Aral public
address since kis return from attending th* Churchlll-Stalin confervate
In Msceow last month as President Roosevelt's personal representative,
llarrimsn, U. 8. Defense Coordinator In l.ondon, declared that the
trU.s lslv.ccp the two leaden bad brought them closer together la a
burning hatred.of lluler and Hitlerism.
J

That unofficial cJaaaiftcation
cam* lata b tin i her* whan two
alanta. P rin t* Carl B. Eiaenbach.
all faat alz inch** Buihnell, ana
Prirat* David E. Adama, six feet
eight Inches from Miami, were
Indue tad Into tha Army within
a few day* o f *tch other.
The tape far regulation* height
in the A n ar U sh.v feet elx 1ochre
aa Elaebacb managed to got Ini
tut the Fourth Service Command
In Atlanta had to grant a apecial
waiver In Adama* eaae.
Eiaenbach. though two Inchea
shorter Ih’ n Adama, wtigha 2Gfi
pound*. Adama tlpa the ecale at
IIL Bdlh men wear aite
It
thoe* and both will bo held hers
Until they receive extra largt
clothing.
.
Adama had tried to join tha
N»vv, Marine*, and Cooat Guard
but had been rejected because he
'was "loo tall.” Ha had almost
given up hop* of getting Irto
the Armed forte* when aa Army
recruiting sergeant suggested he
apply on a waiver. A lineman,
I t was accepted for aeteta In the
Signal Corps.
.All the men on Adama* father's
i We average all feet three. Ills
Dad Is sit feet fhre and a cousin
la a i feet alt rind weighs £M
rounds. Ills mother !■ average—
J&lt;i,t fir* feet sis Inches tall.

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Roy. Reigels And Mickey Owen Both
Make Comebacks After Sports Boners

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There le a pound of rubber In
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office, Carp* of Engineers at
Mobile, Ala.
A 94,000,000 cantonment type
hospital la authorised In Missis­
sippi and construction will b*
supervised by th* district office.
it r duties In fins slype and hit­ Corps o f Engineers Vicksburr,
ting better than be uld last year, Miss.
r . , a while he was among tha
n-uji leaders at hat. That was defmitrlr over lls head and ha aoon
a niamirf re srv«..• — —
——
made In the Roes Bowl footbsll1tf-v.i.d off I)ut he'e hitting quit*
ram* a decade or so ago and as « lew points better than ha did
Mickey Owen made last yrar In l i . - t year and many of hfa Sits
I.iv. Ik-. ii timely rnough to win
tha World Berlea.
But both cam. bark. Reigels ti ».l games.
Quo*. Hew often should you
was rated a belter football player
take a laxative! Ana. Only when
after he had run thr wrong way
the
familiar symptoms Indicate
agalpat Georgia Trch and Mickey
you really need one. Oust. What
Qwen Is mere highly regarded r
alnd of s laxative ihouUi you
new than last October when he
takeT Ana. On* that brings re­
missed tha third strike In the
ATLANTA. Oa.. flept. II. — lief gently, thoroughly, promptly.
fourth game against the Yanktea
Kh-rula,
with
a
total
of
£4
conQues. What laxative usually will
Mickey was the goal of th.'
again led the southeastern do thlsT An*. On* such laxative,
series. Ills rolsplay gave tha, irarls,
•
tales
In
the
number
of
Army
when
taken by directions, la BlackYsnkasa new-Hr*. Just the respite i
rnnlreeta swarded dur- Draught Id .le 49 dares, only
they needed to go on end win the engineer
mir
the
wrsk
ending
Bept.
12,
It
lie . Fallow label directions. A d*
gam* thd Dodgers had sewed up.
bly was the turning «a s announced today at headuuartere,
Fourth
Servlet
Com­
he poal-eeaaon cham
ickey was not wholly mand.
Thr contrasts ranged in valua
I was really an almost
from leea than |.'.0,000 Lo oyer
LLeh. A wMft-bjrtftWni
t
»
,000,000. A total of 98 roitract*
ha , d o ** tafcdlpnir
awarded In the southeast '
it heppeaed that Tommy Ilea were
Mlsilivlpp! was second In the
h swung on It—thus givln,
number
of contracts wllS a tatgj
*. Ufa at first 11 jia rould bail
of eight. Gcorgls had seven. Ala­
pi-K V f■ w « . - , —jleh ha d li bama five and North Caretina. ! 'Fat &lt;91 ywars kaatrV rirU'have
M iters subsequent hit exptwled South Carolina and Tennessee sought relief In CARDUI's I-w a /
th* ;game In Brooklyn's face
help. Some lake It aa a tenic: ft
tle-i with four a plan.
There's talk that Reiser an4
Among tha r.&gt;n»truetlon COO- usually stimulates appetite, aids
Msdwtck and Raesa and others lacla were two awarded for Ala­ digestion by increasing flew ef
were Brooklyn's most val-iablw bama, onv to run In eicsaa of .*4,- gsrtrks Juices | thus help* build en­
p la vm InleWear, but no leas an 000,000 and to be supervised by ergy aad resistance for needed
authority than Manager lo o Ib r ­ the district office of this Corea d a i i Or taka It, a* directed. 3
other nominates Mickey.
of Engineers In Atlanta, Ga. Tha days before “ your time” ] CARDUI
Osren hai been in there alni'»t other, an kir force Installation
the pitch.,e U) coat approximately »3.000,000
other catch. will be supervised by the district
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The National Labor
Than era #40,000 kind* of in­ Board considered 11,000
sect*. o f which 10,000 arc de- 194 L

A fathom, used a* a anil of
Balhvmetrv I* th* prattle* of
measuring w f t b o f tin sea- measurement In ra depth, la all
CAMP BLANDING, Sept. II, especially for scientific Inwall- fact.
—If any man taller than six foot,
eight Inchoa try* to enllit In the
Army at Camp Blaading, he'll
classified A -i plus

County Assistance
Money In August
T o t a l s $10,366
JACKSONVILLE.
Sept.
» ,]
(Sepclalj—Cash grant* received
during tha month of August by
Seminole County recipients of
Old-age Aulatanee, Aid to the
Blind and Aid to Dependent Chil­
dren totv led 910AM, according t*
State Welfare Cpm ariseloner Le­
ts rut W , Hiatt.
.t
During the month 9BJZ3 wa*
wan I’ aascaj's tilth vilcory.
paid to 017 recipients of OldIu-an Lin
Warnckr
rationed age Aiilstancet |2M to 14 re­
only -even hits In hit former cipients of Aid to the Blind and
tcaniinalrs In thr opener, but a IIZXI to 40 families &lt;109 chil­
tl rilling double •traf enabled the dren) receiving Aid to Dependent
Cards to arorr their only run that Children.
gave them their elxtS straight
During the same period, net
victory and thrlr U lh
In 41 caah reymenta to public aasta­
game*, beaiib-a thrlr 100th of Ihti tine e recipients the elate over
•eaaor.
aggregatted 1778,707, or at the
Walker Cooper grounded out ■rats of f'A34A84 per year. This
to ilnn to open the fourth. Then was the largest sum' erer paid
Johnny llnpo drew a past and •ut In Florida daring a single
promptly raced to third bate aa month fur this purpose, and was
George Kurowakl tent hie second mailr poaslbla by additional rehit bouncing Into left-field.
vci.ure resulting from tax** le­
Martin Marion lined to Bobby vied by tha 1941 session o f the
Sturgeon, the Cub aecond-baae- 'legislature on
money
played
man, but then while Wameks through the mutuals at horse
was pitching to Mort Cooper, tracks and the diversion of the
Kurowakl (printed for second. Aa —M can's “ b—aka"
at ’ horse
Cub Catcher Chico HervMndri tracks, for Okf-tgs Assistance,
threw to head off Kurowakl. nnd an Increased win* tag and a
Ilnpp broke for home from third tax on hewvr trucks, for Aid to
bled, then held up long enough Dependent Children,
to draw a tl row to Stan Kara,
A reduction of II percent It
the Cub third baseman When
tSie happened Hupp lore for the operating costs for the fiscal
year
ending June M, 1941, was
plate and dodged in past Hack's
recently announced by the Stale
wide thruw to the catcher.
a
drastic
In the second game, the Cuba M elfare Board in
drove lafW Max Lanier to the economy mors Intended to supple­
ment
funds
available
for
tbg
par*
•Howera In Iras than thrr* innings
when they scored their winning mrnt of cash grants.
three rune.
I’asaeau blasted the third open
with a single through the box
and Stan Hark bunted aafely,
with I’ aaaeau going to second.
Phil Cavirvtta drove a tingle to
center, scoring t’asseau. Hack
stopped at
second,
Nicholson
fanned .-nd Dallaaaandro fouled
nut. Nnvtknff, the Mad Russian,
slashed a single to left, scoring
SMKftirAK L a r o r i
lick, sml w)en Jimmy Brown,
w I. Pet.
w i. p ,i
the Cards' second U om sn , muf­
1*1 4 *
I I I Del’ll
f t TV 111
si t&gt; seten ra. si ts h i
fed Stan Mustafa throw-ln, Ca*
II ss l i t Wash It at tit
varretta rharged home with the
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SI SI I I I
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Italy States
Allies Drive
Into Libya

U,. S . P a r a c h u t i s t s i n E n g l a n d

Mechanized Columns
Are Southeast Of
Bengasi, E g y p t ;
El Alnmein Quiet
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On the north African front,
the Italian high command
disclosed that Allied mechatw
Ired columns had knifed deep
Into the Axis-held territory
of Libya, reaching the neigh­
borhood of Glalo Oasis, £50
miles southeast of Bengnai.
On the Egyptisn front, all
waa quiet on tho El Alamein
line SO mile* we»t uf-Alexandria.
From
General •MacAtthpr'a
headquarter* In A W
the report that Au:
trol», hearlenrd by I
of J ia iM u invasion /area* at
Milne hep, hnit Intonalflad their
attaeka agaliut enemy nalta b«rIn* through the Owen Stanley
-wiounlains In the Iprihalwa area
u2 air line mile* from Part
Moresby, .
b
The mopping up of the lait
stragglers from e Japanese land­
ing fore* trapped add dafealad
Aug. 25-20 at Milne bay, 2*5
mile* eaat of Port K o r n t ;, left
Allied commander* free to rope
with the enemy thrift through
central New Qulnee, and aroused
hope* that they might be reedy
for offeneiie action there.
Ground force* op poe In* the
Japan*** around Ioribalwa were
reported mere agfTeaall*, al­
though th# iltuatlon wa» daecribrd officially aa ahowlag "no gen­
eral change." Allied ptanee. unoppoiad In th* air over New
Guinea, hammered without pau»e
at the Japanea* baat*. atrlhing
Sunday at Lae, Puna and Koknla,
on the north (Ida c f the moun­
tain* where a large Japanea* *up
ply dump waa deatroyed. *
(The Vichy radio, heard In
],ond&lt;jn, aaanted th* Japanea* ad­
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ml u nufiitie i nf
Superintendent 1 \\ I«
lilt.Ilf 1
torn into hrr hug»* hulk whu li
An Allied apekaaman aald Am- building to be located In Fort to&lt;lay rrlra*^! (hr cmnplrtf
j KU*it* aI a *till i*ef rn«*rtiit|f "f
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trattan defen^r* at Mlln* bay Mellon Park and to be used a* a of trarhrra and lacult) o{ !
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niMr |ruction pniffnirn »• lf» ,IHHI
now had returned to their posi­ chib for aerate* men now loom* noli* County whjtr atI imi.* H■
A Him*-ml «n**l* t*m** «a*
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ton* hut I* lifllrvnl to Li tl
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palre or Ion* itraggler* from 92ity
,t'*1 .P Hlanton «n.l A ^ I» (iron iMroetll
! ! / , and Chamber of Commerce Uiunterw! due to a nun,..*" ..it
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th* Japan*** landing fore*, which official*
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and U. B, Brennan, ....................
ro.lrnall-m. trcelrr.1 and
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forth
rahliri^ r%pniiii 11•j BtfVi'n*. ill T thr Sinfonl S‘ uvhI
Ituwrver.
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lost at lamat 700 daad befor* ronlor engineer of the Federal: m„ le
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that could be rescued.
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UM lit
1ftirninf nb*r r &gt;H*irr hpic nil (h (
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"\pi.n i■i erv day will nr
'aid.
OwinL * 1 riiangr* briny i. i
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the conference was the ronitruc- at tTr pHMTt llmr thi » ii,;i^t I
N*av&gt; tlay to Sanforal Howe ki t
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lion of additional well* lor thr
i •*Aiih
taayht by i ir 1* irftihi i
ll 1" ama l!1l*if to me* t. . war lire
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* ot yrt l »efi lu. j rompi V
amount f to.. Ik till* In'Nil l» itI
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5/' '
md% (but•If r-nItri ■wily eon ).»
I these project*.i, Mr. B
Hrennan re . tirin'* in* iUt
till* war *effort
If inn Ih•) •
quested application blanks to be
S*i,| 1Jnill Siafft ,r,t All 1 *«'
SKMINOLE HHiH H Ofuni
a n
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Cl K MrKm fPrincipal v l
l i l n u t 11^ h n l*i n r i w l I ■ttv i* 1h111 I frally (*p)if n in1
A hug* 1,800 pound glob*, de­ sent hr the City for both project*
nf
M
•o
that
they
could
be
presented
"1"
haviDlf
thr* it lilt* for Ihr pn
Jiihriiori,
L
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L
signed by B y n e 8. Stephen*. to th* federal government. Thee*
two wrrk&lt; (iiiikiiiir over On* la1
formerly of Hanford, t m recent- blanks will ba rectired In a day C«lhrrlne Ttkich, (&gt; l&gt; K«*»!
1'Uiforot kw&lt;*1
The
capacity
of FrrmvM out My impit*«»iun in that
Hi
ly preaentad by him to Cal. L. O. or two, and application* will ba lire* Catherine Pearce, Ml»* liutr ‘
I * »» 1
, Jfand, Mr», Kffle purdfi*. Mu*» •Uawton Memorial lloipilal will in; people here are folnjr to make II V M«&gt;rrb, Himi
\l
Shutt, aaalftant thlaf o f ataff filed Immediately. It waa revealed.
of#k tl ) ,
lo ...... *
Chittenden. Mr«.
town
_ ur* Chittenden,
Mr*. I.»cy,*&gt;me
I. icy. mm* way, hare to b«
be itouhlisl
.tnublnl In Bin
real
Navy
i*ti
inford
Ki)orntioti.
|
h*f
1*
11*1
at Third Air Fatuo- kaodipurteta,
Mil »
It waa tba opinion o f the en&gt; Smith, M ln Geo r n m liar*, Mb# order to taka care of thr hospital Llautenant# Halltnl and (iron | \\
*» u ml
|«wi«»n. &gt; jma tn
«.
Tampa, for ua* Of officer* and glncer. according to Mr. lllggina, Ethel
i
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k
■I
Ri#art
Mr».
need# of tha wine# ami famihw nlngitcr #tatotl that they both
iC»nnnu«d •« #*»y* ?***•»
sei.tfi niw
r. a
n . Eliubeth
r*uuiwin Ii vrwh.j
in
mil*tad men than, noeerdlng to that both Improvemanta
•
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,
Mr* MaeFort, W. D. H o:.,', nn, •of Navy officer# and per#«»nnrl were enjoyintr their ntav hen- (
n dipping frot* a recent Issue naeaaaanr, and
that the former Wr, (!Ud
A amJ.h Ml, Kis of the Sanford Air Hasr, how in and were impr^taed with th&lt;
I
LtM.
ft
■1*
Ini .MM
o f th* 8L Petertburg Tima* Sent * ? . . , * * * ?
i_r ,h* .•p,‘ *alelh F^rle. Mrs. Mina Hit1!#**’ the near future will liml#* here '"j hoapttable wrkomv yiern
kw
tlneeje
Djr w o r n ! &amp;p 9Um9m* ^
•
,plication thou la
not am era ntou. iijn Rebecca Slevenf, J. L
Thi# *t#lcm«ni wan made &gt;»• I Other
gur&gt;it wetemuedI f TiMl' tft»
II 1, a*M
f
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Tiggini JUKI
also •taiaa
slated that
lhat Mi#* Kdna ChlUatidtn. Ill#* i #'.»-# teniae afternoon bv Mr#.End«*r i a)r
Mr. SUphena. wall known
d
....
' Mr*
h««e were, W M (llierin, IC#
ha
and
City
Commissioner
II.
it
&gt;1 ,&lt;1 X
Icrathli section for kl* art and ah
Ivn Talley* Mrt. Ruth Jack.. '
iirIet I* aerretary or tie Frrnaht
f'arl LudKrr J«rk Orvor
Jamaa Out, plan do laeve tndev
m u dedieting Florida K to ti.
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laekaoni
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I d confer with
Mra. M. B. Maiwell. Print .p al,! &lt;U tlv e comnjlu*', _miw_t_l_ng in the) R. | j , , n * n t i , Ant.... Mtchrl. a.,,I
deilgner of Florida Btata ashlblta for Jacksonville
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NdantT Work* Agency »"*»; M.re.
th* Faderal
„. Clara
|..Nicr » f Supt T W 1-- r o n ) Harry HutClsra Vereiay,
Vernsy, aM lit.. ! '
at tha
1 til,
angina*r*
regarding
tr**#w lwo1
two)
SANTflRn JUNIOR
JtrMinP III,.II
IIK.U at the Court Hnua#
( L 11 Hhennard
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ill
SANFORD
Great Luka*
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\t A sM iM .i M\ kir,.
Mr#. Curlftt dec la ret] »hr hail! Post, Al#o three Dew iiteniLe** •
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land and th*
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chanc** at g* tUn* t h w two f „ rfU10h( Mire
,M *ry (_ Nei. ...ao, hospital needs of thr men in . . .
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Technical Service* unit. War Bar­ oar
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t i tin M«uida&gt; t*« pi I’.tt i i
projects
added M
I r- H&lt;^- Mr*. Beatrice Bam*#,' Mit# i hit |vice will ba Liken rare of »*y Jmain and C K Swaayerty
•brig ii.ijecta
through,
added
rie* division of WPA ia Tamp*. ■tea, “ details concerning
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Construction a f tha globa took will ba autouDcad liter.
■. * In t llft» ref I
kil l ( tots |
nkii i* « t ♦11dI’d ii hi*it (-ir 1 •
on* Hire Loulap Swrfln, Mi## ubd* ■Army, la mad* feur the *kk need#, eSaaa two ft(M* war #avirtg« bind*
lull M•V Ml* klta* IInLL ire f &lt;« '
fro* raonthi work, MM Its
nti*'tk- anil jok*1 but** &gt;i»"
ic#ft«lared an F*t # Tnr#.i
i
hot pIf iliation of their farm 1
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III* I,|l lullltt;
l finH"I i f 1r *'« (tl r'**litft
«»f
&lt;’
of . WPA artist*. H I*
I Nr*.
|•Jvs li'i-u'n lilko'f* It" H) I «Irti fl.rt'i K i e h a r d M i i x w o l l Is
»irnlw a1*|t
I AkwIuUlf no tolullon haa
Thi* »|**f
of till llllltlta. IN L, \ |l |VtenM*ii, Imifily i nl im
aa arrived
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a.a In
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been
this
b.* (lift aim/* ||«I AitilrtJ
P a r a l y z e cl »*• I'rnidtii j*mr* * im
declared H. C. Du [lose, chairman
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A n tk A M a a T m T 'n
of IS* committee, this morning.
F r o m M M o p w h ifi km i n- I 'a c i f t r
Joapph A I'aitway, nfl»-t
-"i- Un f Ir■I tif ( h tulwf -i I At f frM
“ However, thli problem must be
CHICAGO. RcpL 22, W -.f n p - tanl Atorney (ivnera1 Thiiininn Hum * i! It untiLI .liio'i ' . U‘&lt;*iiai ,i M i .»n« M i * It I M t k w i * l l lu iv , '
solved, and sol rad soon."
alytla of private wheat trade un W Arnold drimufirisl thr Lnii b* tlH'b toll) )m" III rt to(51) treifu' 111 1 Ir u n n l *i h * tt« - r u .it***! X1U - I ,
CLKARWATKR, Sept- 27. &lt;47
Attending yesterday's meeting
' i k » b n wrefi | i. i i
R ic h a r d '
— Joaaph Damleo, 45, Drouklyn. were: If. C. Du Bo m , chairman, der tha pro|K&gt;##*il federal p r lr r loir « #rnal&lt; ■ubcnminlUr n , rei t h,m***! I‘itlirelnmit 111 liiHiaf
Vr&gt;%aiflt* i Ur Hot
.sill' n no« ' M t \ t o * * l ' o f t h r I I k l l r d S t n t . N. Y., chaygtd with tha ILH.uOn Mrs. Endora Cariett, eecretary, control bill feared by grain men ti1 attempt "to drotroy Midi , » n
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' let 1, toll! i
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huakDr#" which do Hot i m « I iMI * lirniar by
robbery o f a 81. Petei.i.crg Mra. R. E, True, member end T. It waa announced loilay.
Vntr to IsiVi 11 (If o r '* I*ia in Ida I to i 11 a * * o f M i %*(.«' a « m n i a r i f l i ,
Experts believe complete fr-l |rt,,, .nuilcl*.
Jewel broker last Marth. fulled W. Lawton, ex officio member.
In
b a d i. * w
I * * i i| f • u n o l |
f rm .i
A 11 In i w t l i i e i i , Ja n n -i N r in 'v jj1.11111, Itu* Mint' n» b**uifin*‘ f 1 *re
to appear in Clrralt Court here
Tba neat meeting of the com­ era I operation of complex boil
ir r ii.lr n l o f
l—
W r it
I'e ln . iii i f v armI ir*,t y**ur lic-**ii#rwl“"' "ii fjr* A.,I til livur.ll llrlltvnaille
arraignment and mit!#* w ill b# on Monday after­ nr**1’ may become necetury if l teach
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J u n io r I h p m le r -if I ..... rt.ii)»**f tlir of fieri
ronlrcls under antJ-Inllstlon l*gi&gt;
. waa ordered for. noon, Oct. IV.
I'uti ttlruan ItlqhlofK who w o ■ on wanti’d S n tre « rn t| him f
m e rer, ro m p la ln n l th a t n g ro u p
I*
tlon
do
not
proridg
for
the
1# k m f i
.1**0 u lo t o f | o r d
Jcbn V. BlnL
many peculiarities In grain mer. o f a rm y m u sicia ns a t M o rris o n a ir I k&lt;)it (fulnf to riindm t drlvri ■ n
I n m i r * It r u t
a tu ffr r]
1 en route
fie ld w ere " I r e n i f r r r r d to T r , « “ l fUiMrtKtton ■ at th* Court llimar
kellng.
The
need
for
multiple
where h*
I &lt;twm IlMMl and IJ IH) A M i 11brr afu1 truli meu
a fte r th e y p la y n l fo r tw o » « r
w
,
i
p
i
c
calling*
to
cover
varied
grwln
Bureau
Iim*u&gt; will bImi rufidurt 4*7,inii'iH
lon«t ila n c e i w ltljo u t p e r m it.,
agent*. 11a waa
fro m the lo ca l u n io n .
, Itott of In-ITInner ■ » d«1 tlmar ap
bar* later thi*
plying
at fmm I 'Mi to (1 00 I* M R i p e
C o n tra ct
G iv e n
N .m r c to ld the I n t e r i t a t r ( 'in
osb ■i t r r * e u b c v m m lltr* tl.s l i * ' , and 7 mi to N:00 1' M Friday
A rk n n H u sC om p an y
weeks a fte r “ J u ly Jubilee v, r k "

trade

tioanl Wells
*at6r System

r 'm i t l L i r
V ^ O tllliy

...mm.n s*p.

HrilUh furrr# dm ing toward
Tanj|ngr**e fmm th#* north»&lt;it met .le«.ng French ff.
•islanvr I'1 nt11 from Ihi*
Haifara'car c*pit*I ■nd **RIII
*rft rnj(aN rtl it\ hall I#*.
VI .id aUBtf at
liraadca«l ■* id
i«mIji
No new Information
»
di-rln^nl almul MMhtr
Itrltiah column driving in
from thr *m%i maal ialand
‘•htrt thr Ilrlttvh haw an*
notirfffd offopBiion of thr rail 4i
Mint lion of Hrltk«i illr,
onlr» from fapilal

.it inill ,hit, thr Kii-.siiin high

? Service Certificates Will Be
Given Out At Send*0ff Program

Gob For Service
Men Discussed At
C. Of C. Meeting

City And Russians
Counter - Attacking

&lt;'111a- A■tw igilt A I*1*•a11
T h r Ill'll (LlK .till fk'W OVt#i'
i nlil.I.* Iniii,i,-.f Stiiluigraci

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Ned Smith Report
Lawton Releases
Fro- ,b ,
i
n tl'-'" ..... .... h ^ r r jr ^ 'iO n Scrap Drive At
fa c u lty List
^Legion
Meeting

TAKENBYTHE

M cm lifr A -isocintcd I’ r m i

(Oy AiMriKM Prisil
In the wrMern elr wer, both
the K.A.F. »nd ihe German night
raider* were grnundeil leal night.
However. in reaper! to Nov*]
aetivitle* ■ London communique
reported Inti night thsl power­
ful unit, of Britain's rabullt war
fieri rha.nl the German suporIwtlle.hlp Tlrpm back Into her
Norwegian berth, perhaps with A
torpnln in her huge Aide, when
•he vrnlurnl out for ■ cunvoy '
‘ raid pome days nin*. at»d thwy r.r*l
lit and Inif b&gt; to ■t*rc|&gt; down on
I h»*r if ■ha* moves again
&lt; Hr if i* b pla ne nod nmhmiirln? |
|nairoU have ml ublpd thrlr vlgl
, lancr
IaiK*' nff
when
hit Tromlhrim
i m n*lftrim ffjord*
jor»l, wiwtrt
I tfic Tinpili has Im'ii ImiKC'tf •inn*
*shortly after hrr rumiilrtimi a yamr
ago, ami will tip off thr hattleplte of "Iron
•wagon* th** iiiwtant mhr pikrv hrr
*Standing
" ”on
” "top
r of "a *"**
w" raUiiu?" 'i
j no.r Uy.mil the .(.e l cliff* Uios.
nr,,un** ,hr "'bite H u * »• Hrcretart .1 r . I •
rrMhiiuildr # ’ urr«*# salil,
bin-* Ilr'a tnwwirii: part of the radingH on (,• tin U
J Th.* Tlrplts* lotr*t futilr #«rtlr
-- ytHj. iTh,. f».„cv
iru i' W
"H
n-. ukrn
'. im it .low,, m Hh’IT *.t i
» . t.ellrvi-.l aimed *t the « m e , |,,«3.vrlI , lir„ „ ,
Miinuuiii
rollVI.y whirh the licfriuijo dm
1.. th.
l uver Ihe week-end tu hnvcl
&gt;tr llIe-l h " '
American pandw ta troop, drop cut of the *ky .omewherv In j ehattrre.1 hy .inking nr damaging, .■"'•"eph.it..
England during Inrmalon exercUc*. it h*» ju.t l« en aniinuncrd l.y - ^! "*
15 " ,'’r&lt;',l»(iltiien and
|in r«otfting
r*hi|ia in sub
II. B. Army headquarter* In London that a Imgr .nut g. nt I -uelt marine ami Airplane* ntijiik&lt; *fv#t
troop* ha* been In tba Urltlih I*Ir* fur ...me tun,. I h .» a.
h *u dm |«
llrMi*h ttffici
minded by Lieut. Col. Edasn D. itaff &lt;&gt;f \n» H .k . t&gt; r ► (lien tnllil tin Lmimn ilmnit ThiiIis
are armed with light and heavy martin.,- gm.., l.ghi !&lt;•!,! H» rtp- t»r
Thr Tirpili wti« BMld to hovr
mortars, grraadaa, bayonets and knlvra
Tin. ,. .,
•('•ami tl toil t t'ftdulhi ini hrav
&gt;I&gt;' of'dli-tl Lv other 1*i*t m m
wur*hipai l.a*r*i in l hr nrrit, !*#■Illcvoilll to inc Init-* ioia* ;NV,0&lt;R|.|otill
h
La Mli*«hip. pf r vninaM v Ihr* Hfh
|amfuiMl nn&lt;l nnp

,

I

9

Rebuilt British Navy
C h a s cs Battleship,
Tirpitz B a c k To;
Norwegian B e r t h ;

t i o n s Is La r i t

Stevens Designs
World Globe For
Air F okcs Use
_
«

SAVED

NOW OR 100%

Cut

____ _

Secretary Says
laical Hospital
Must Be Enlarged

/

Drivers Warned
Against Exceeding
1Union Spokesman ■iliite Speed Limil
Defends Ban On
Record Mak i n u

Mra. Gee, Sanford

If

'Wheat Trade May

To Appear In Court

“Eleanor Clubs” Are

Investigated By FBI *nd typ#* »*• pointed out.

Navy Announces L
'Vrdermi. O f Two More Vessels
id fall-----------Club.-) WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. i M ainong Th* Navy announced today that

To

in w h ich t 'l * o rc h e a lrs aided in j
ie d . n l w a r bond pale*, lo c i) un , n l
leader* w ro te F’e lr llin
th a t ihp
ju n io r ch a m b e r “ had the g a H " tu

*

Tex , Sept 22, A h JapH Mny Attempt
) A DALLAS,
contract for conilructlon of a
To Re-Take Solomon^ 2110 mile, fi-lnch pipeline serosa
northern Florida has Iwen let lo

of
the
a*la war* lost In th* Madttamn- “ without permlrelon
WASHINGTON. Srpl. 22, (d*»- Anderson Brother* of Tulaa and
m b a*M e a r ly In August out o f union.” He aald tha tramfer «ub
Navjr Secretary Knoi drcbrr.l to­ Little R'ck, official* of tn n s-

H .iu .w .a i

reauently waa ordered, "appurent
ty by tM war department.

day It was a aafe and pound bp•umptlon that th* Japans** would
make malcr new attempts to te.
torpedo
DIMOUT COIjOR CHANGED
romiuer the Solomon Island*, add­
HONOLULU, flapte 22f { * » , - ing "W e operate on that baeii
After tight month* o f btackout In —to du otherwise would Iw fool­
which automobiles war* permitted ish overconfidence.to operate with blue light*, the
To prevent the gloae coming off
military governor'* office decided
bhie waa thf, wrong color aivl of white paint, wash with milk
and very little *o»p.
___
hta gubaUf j

On* w*a

Florida pipeline rom|«ny anooune*d yasterday.
The 1 contractor already baa
moved right-of-way
crew* to
FlorkW and Ik expected to dart
laying pipe by Oct. 1. Th* Ua*
lx being built for irmnt-Flortda, ‘ ‘
headquarters In Dallai. from pip*
•alvand from American Liberty •
Pipeline Ccmpany’a eaat Texas*
Golf coael carrier,

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THURSDAY,' SEPTEMBER 17, 1*41

THE SANFORD FTERAJ.D. SANFORD. n O R ID A

. - « « GaAlena President

Trounce Braves, 6-2;
Hold National League Lead

WASHINGTON

Beccmr? luck Private

Br JOHN GROVER
,\

By JOHN r.BOVER
(For Jaek btlnnett, on vacation)
WASHINGTON, Sept. If, (W
W l—Cleaning tha note* oif tnc
cuff l
Home heme-tick
girls
from
farms in M.a Department of A gri­
hV f. IV1,
culture hove solved the short
12 T* 4 4 )
,ec:tion problem that plague*
H «l I l F
Watrington in wartime.
.
19 *1 ltd
Vacation lf*v&gt; hat been limited;
J
1*
1»
111
i
lo tso weeks, liv il acrvlc* woik-!
n s Irmn the West wouldn't have;
r
J,1 H l i t
i&lt;nuuxh lime at home to roake.tis
J ” • • .494
tup wuctnw nle, to cloae-by veenl i s t IU
l.otu nrc the Washington rule.
41*»
However, watllma weekly rates
at tnuul.ln and shore resorts
-on't ! qua re with low clerical
.alalia. The pirti vine up a*
yamst .1.
•
.hry rta.l that harvest labor j
v s i rrarco on the Kastenl Flora
ol Maryland and la I enr sylv.ma, |
ind worVed out n plan for nocost vacation*. They lold several
farmers thvy wrrr (arrr.-ralscd
id would helo In the haivest for
board and room. They olfervd to
Wednesday after taking two alpay their own bus fire.
tamoon* off.
W! m the farmers lound Cm*
Tha Red Birds lost little time
heir, was actually farm-raised
setting tha stag* for the victory.
gills who knew thslr way around
Jimmy, Brown opened the action
Mrnyard, Instead of rotograJAt
KSCNVM
LE,
K
ept
vura farmerettes,
....................
they kiteked In
In tb* ’ first by singling sharpie
DlsconUnunnce of
with
811 a mop'.*i In addition to
to right and then beating Paul (F N M
ith Individ,ala
bo rd ami loom, and nr* doing
Wnnsr'a stow throw
forest proticlion in favor
everything possible to make the
Stan Muslal brought him home nalablti ImirM of ruunly-widie proSumer'ck rural girl* feel at home.
w ife I hit nftar two were away, [fCtion, arlth h r ulimate alm of
73 f girls say it's swell, the
Card* ware off to the f obtainin'? stall wide prnmtlon s i
next
l-ext thing to getting out
Eno* Bloughter, the Cards , Jen as feasible, was axr,o*l upon
with the haivest crew* on Dad's
odtflald powarhouae, smashe&lt;l his at n meeting o f Die Inresl pro­
place. They‘to arranging their vaISth homer of th* season mt of tection
sub rommlttii* of the
Winter Haven. F la .-T l* said that tho weeping willow*
callon* In senurnre to the far­
Us* pork with two away'In the Kim Ida I’ tst, ("lamlwr *»f Cotn-J are the trees of the month at Cypress Gardena for Dick Pope,
mers who first tacked t'ie Idea
third to put the Birds In front inrrce hsre !■•[ wri-k
creator and builder of Ud* stAwplace (Inset) has gor.a to Camp
will have a steady supplv of
It was decldtsl thal a long2 -0 .
1 rvetl labor when they need It.1
(Handing (or a short period before being transferred for bade
wrirki-dK n le Lembardi fired his tenth rjirigr program shnubl
The idea is spreading to other
training in tha Officer* Candidate SchcoL Tha Cypres* Gsrhomer of the season over lit &lt; ou'. rrovIdliiB for divln- rnnual
federal nlflres. Theic are thou­
dcni will remain open and continue lo be beautiful and IU
leitfleid wall In th* altth afu-r stefa until D r statc-mle Koal
sands
r f farm-raUed folks In the
nrarrful oulet will be more serene than aver.
.
Nanny Fernanda? had reached U rtachel.
government, and If any consider­
Cost
uf
forral
[irulifliun
in
'
able number uf I "lent go fur th*
boa* on o pop fly that fell aafeFlorida Is a I'ttlo higher than In
back-to-the-farm Idea, It's going
V ._
other itales due o unusual fins
to help the tig) t
fatm labor
Walker set o ff th* Cards' horartls and the nurl for year,
t
Ituatlon In truck arsis around
tho ilxth by lrulln;t around opera.Ions
Instead
of l
the capital.
■Ingle to center, and acasonal proticlion. Merging of|
Th* press release to end all
.
_____kter followed with a bat* widely scattere.1 Individual
co- j
r res* releases ha* finally been
i4 . drive Into toft field.
Maslai's operat irs Into crunty units will
perfected.
Borne of them have
--------------- to left breught In Walker, cut the m il, tt is twllevesk Only |
. . __
, ,
.. .sppiuarhed It for brevity, man/
11/ FRANK WRIGHT
L
fe d two more tall!** came over seven of *the state's b7 counties j
Hnc Save tied It for aetual value, but
GAl.-iFyVll.I.F, l.cpt. 17. ffljie- on defeqae when h** *
Walkar Cooper hit swirly. now operate on a county basis.
ctal)—With the Unlverilty of
« ! r SP' » BI* 0 ,0 ou,hl 10
i this one will never be bettered.
tcher got around to IhlnliThey are, I. ay
Dade, ^Duval.
opening foottsall game * £?—!■ gll*", L
,
Joan Rowland. Associated Preaa
Oruni;r.
7 throw-ln hit Muaiali llillabnrmisl ,
r layd hnnetiky, the Gators I |||,r , r ja n . npencl
an
eovelop#
lirhrml for ficil Haturds y _ftfterOR the bock, and Whiter K urfiiv* end \ nlupla.
right
guard. In IJcb. judgment, i ,rnm tl a N.Honal Ulwr ItclaGill,
tt.
chairman
of
ln
Javksonvlll.
against
th*
ikl Ihsn drov« him cv»r the pU(«* | &lt; h*r|p* A
is
aa
good
a
guard
as
he
saw
'n
[
tinna
Board,
heavily
mkrked
as
Naval Air Ntatlon team, let's sit
it ? r
f iiif it r y
tl
down ■ njueeie tiunllthn .Su*r
In with the Gator's h.ssd coach,
,°\ Va-?.nlr “ m' ^urtn* l^ 'b o t stuff for the prext. and
at
th**
r
n
w
iin
?
Tobin,
Tom l_ieb. and see how he views paxt football season Ax a aopl fn-ind nothing but a blank xheet
umore, Floyd wax very much tn!of p,per,
his smlor
delegation an
the the
sp o tlig h t, p ls y ln g 3
m in
in uut”
t e s !'
3 tIJt m
1 G o v e rn m e n t g trlx go for en1913 sijpad.
I'irres Nick Klutka, right end, la lop the playing tlm e o l a n y , , #m tdea w ith no s to c k in g s — w ith
varsity
newcomer.
He
was
picked
w e a th e r
re se■rvatl.
r v a tio n s.
H ere a re
whom I.leb rvidtly admits it tie
on the All-conference
infen
soph tea
l ie statistics. Wilbur, our agent
THEY C A N T
and
all
lait
season
Konetsky
w
for arduous rseerrh, rqforts that
*
three years
a*
aa
Murids s
coach. As a aophomor* Nick one of the chaps who pli/*.^ con- »n a recent hot day. 112 of th*
~7j
TAKE
T A I . L A H A 8 S K F . H cpt. 17. (A1)
first 200 women who passed
nlayrd Ltd minute* In tha bruit­
&gt; S
YOUR
— T h re e N egro i.m v lc t * e s ca p e d
ing tackle apbt. tut waa shifted to [xnjabfa, Konetsky should haw hi, favorite lamp-post on PenW ednesday fro m s la t e r in d de(
nivlvarla Avtnue wore no boa*.
ertl lait
rail.
started eight an outstanding season.
,Flva
backfletd
senior*
r * r l m r n l ra m p t.
Of the lit , only .73 bothered to
same*, played 288 minute*. Nick
Willie Smith, serving n life Is a suprrb tduckei, rugged and Ll*b'a big hope* on offense. Jls paint on cosmetic stocking*.
Sentence f«ir murder In Fcinimil* willing. An expert judge of grid think* very highly
Indeed of
(,‘rt fee first crisp day heralding
Cnunly in 1931, racapcd n&gt;ar i l Dot la*t year commented he's Fondren Mitchell, O'Neal Hill. autumn, Wilbur rclumnl to hla
Juk
Jones.
Hill
Curry,
and Bill rer carrh, and fo ird only 68 of
(Ic la|tl - only man on the field you
Lelako. .
.
Robert llec*e, sentenced July j can ire without watching.”
2C0 bnved the mid breeir* with­
10, lt-41. to four &gt;»ur* fo, rolt-, Dig Fugrn* (Olco) Dee,
A chap who nrobatly ha&gt; nearr out bos*. He didn't bother to
at
(wry In l.iange m inly, *"d Janie* i*nUr, l* th* bigg Ml man on tha rccdvtd the uedll la which ha la count th* galnt-one. (suing In­
t,.-»l. Rrnfor't, srntrnrcrl
last i |uad, at six foot three,
U0 entitled la O’Neal Hilt, moat ver- terest, maybe.
February to four year, lor unto IHiindn. t.ieb figure* him to b« aitila of tha backs, the b n l block­
Iheft In |)ade county, eactaped aa good a center aa then i* in er OB th* field, an iv.-ellent tackfrom a camp nrnr Fort rierrr
j the ftoutSraatm Conference. He ier.
affol,
on the
: . fas
■-----.— 4 and
one of
'“ d ; quickest1 but be* llkd
played a both tackle and center “■quad*
Individuals.
O'Neal
ha.
played
la*t year, hut becauaa of hla some of he b ‘ ‘ _t ! _ i
B IL L B O A R D
it ball aeen In the
power and *gp*r7;nc*,
The Hoy t'-rut nvivetnen'
Gator
tackJlel
B/G BO K g k TU C K ER
dated to concentrate on hla aorta. llt's ■
It* brelnnlng in t l 1 llritlsh
R|
play. Prom this position,
in IMU.
K sussed of What It'take* to tom
3 nrst-rat* performance. That
U fb la going to make plenty ,of
us* o f Hill at fullback this Fall
U rertaln.
•
Fondren Mitchell. la a
big
fellow, powerful, tig one,
IU
pounds who ran do Iota of thing*
well. Ha's a line punier and will
kick tha ball Iota this season, lie
By B IL L KING
Aaaaclated Preaa Sparta Writer
BOSTON, Sept. 17. W l-T h a
S t Lonia Cardinal* protected their
two-gam* National [ra(i&gt;o lead by
B A T IH l/llt
drauae the Boaton Braeea 8 to
W Is rn.
t WadPintsy behind the effective ftl las »H 1 41*1 Plfl.K
k •
ntnahit pitching o f Ernie White, Hr k 1) n *&gt; 1 *
N V
ll-M'it
their alllnp eouthpaw.
fin *
»I 1«»
f *!• H
Showing no ill affect* from thrlr
fttrfoaa homestretch pace in th.(N E IIK 1 %
IV l. 1*1 I'h &gt;’
penant parade, during which they
n
y
it c:» 1*'i *1
bare won 88 o f their la*t .79 iltatl n *&gt;
••
fames, the Red-Birds climbed on hi ! •
* 1 €1 i l l H
tl
; i t • ♦ »** h o i
- Jim Tobin early and wrrr In r . i t i i
» front all the way aa they hamlad him hit 20th defral of tbr
season.
Backing up White, they tagged
Tobin for nine hits p|t»cct«&lt;-&lt;.
but they bunched lire of these
fa the elith Inning f;r a gamewinnlng four-run rally to main­
tain their bulge over the ircond.
placa Brooklyn Dodgers, who got

'

League Standings

County-Wide Forest
Fire Fighting Sought

U. Of F. Coach Views Players
O f Opener With Navy Base Teani

3 Negro Convicts
hHcnpe From ( ami) br*t wtngman on th&lt;&gt; fi*w in hi*

MANHATTAN

HE LONE RANGER_____

TMW6 THE W Z J H PONT V
LONE RAH6ER/k HIM HERE/

By FRAN N IK I K 1,1

MASKED MAH/

carlonaUy U
moriea they
ih iof at kiL
only to onan aUeaUon.
MtrJarf* Knapp;
She's ...tha
sermieen-vtar-old
alcghig alar of -Star and Carter."
that opus o f the burlesque mold
with C/pjy' Bo m L e e th a t baa
srorarf 'or Michael Todd.
.
Aik bar bow Ians aWa been

All aorta of tricks luta f»w
played with colon In Fall cloth*
Colon nCTcr before on apcaUi
the atroag right hind of Gas Ed­ term* are now bains combine
pink wi
ward*. She welched M pound*, iuch aa shocking
emerald. and citron with purj.1
aha recall*, and » a t l heller at
the Charleilon. “ I eouU crcn
Brstll rank* tin t .imong
ains and play the m , ” ih» layi. f re-prodoc Ir * countries.

^forc ljoura Effective Monday, Sept 21:
londar* U n ThunMUy—I8:30 A.M. IU 6;00 P.M,-Frid«y 8:00 A.M. ill 6}00 PJII
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R

VOLUME XXXIV,

Established In 1908

SANFORD,

British Pour New Air Raids On
Strong Detachment
Into M a d a g a sca r MyslcriouB Balloons
French Resist Some;
As Enemy Forces
Occupy Port Near
Capital Of Island

Reports on Pacific

UJNDOn T BepL I*. (API

be on the tvad to Itunkrira,1lh*
capital, X9&amp; mile* MtithMil of
Majuflfa, 0» * or Jm thro* k*y
porta captured Vf he Britlah Uat
weak. ‘
Thera atilt was no official Information in London on tha pn&gt;rree* of tha MgotlaUo&amp;t between
Annet and tha UritUh commander,
which tb# Vkhy radio now Indtcated Lays been broken off.
Nor waa there word hero of
th* terra* proposed by tho Britlah
commander.
In aaklna th* arml*tire, Annet
relocated that tha talks be erranged “ to find mean* by which
w* can
etiaa flatting
with

Secretary States
Persons, Continue
To Move In Town
Du* In new gat restriction*,
wnrk.ra at tha Sanford Air Bate
who live In ether title*, or 10 to
10 mliaa away from th* base, are
steadily moving Into Sanford, Ed­
ward Riggins, secretary o f |h*
bemlnole County Chamber of
Commerce, said today,
Aa a result, ho added, a abortage of bousing acooptmodaUema
t* possible, aa vacant room*,
house* and apartment* are al­
ready becoming ecareer each day,
and.* many Inquiries regarding
house* and apartment* far real
are being, received'at th* Cham-

1H, 1942,

w a rd

t n

r iv e n

to

r x p la in

T. W. Lawton Reveals
Funds For County
Total
|15JJ72.89

Ruhr

by

the

RAF

h rtu ig l I

the

tonnage of Umitm dropped! on
Germany so far this month to
nearly MXX). TSe British lost ,W.
planes but shot down two
!
Continuing the air attacks to
day, coastal command planes hit
two Axis shift wftb torpedi*ew;
off the Norwegian coast
Th# alory of the devastating
■mash by hjrvureo# of bombers
an Ifiui 1mluatrial Ruhr valley
and a dusk attack ori Wlrdtodeii i 1,1
waa told In more detail by th* 1n,r,V
British tonight.
MW# coala feel |h# tsplosmn «*f
*'
■hells lust beneath ua ami •»nu *
times near them,” he said *

l&lt;*glim, was nim«li to him s Irs
T

M e llo ii u| |'ir

W lr FriKlurtion Ikwirvt In W«sh
trig l on i i r
o h " i* in v e * iig Mt
to r lh " |irriyn '»* of
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thf i f ' o t l * .‘ f I mrnplaell
I a u a s llli'

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Wilson Appointed
Vice-Chairman Of
Production Board

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For New License

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“W a fe S e S r s a ... Maj. Linton Allen
by th, Bl.le during th* indent Assumes Duties In
school year. The total amount C?
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,HmIt b in c o lla t i n g I h i* tiin li rm l.t
Mr
T h u riii r«jf!tinun.1
Mr
M rl f
Ii»fl i |m» talb'el nttviltluii Li thrj
f a r t tbut %• bn t lo r a tin h of ■rrapl
fn rta l i* ir jM ir L il « h ir h " A i i r i i I
rr(u » r
L ' tu rn
in, t l r
&lt; .»*tir*|
'b u ll !»• g L i ’ii
'iMiir in iln t nml
I h r j ink «iill In- iii« ki'el ■
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alloted for the year will b* l i l t , - O p C C l S U S t
C O T D 8
BB0, Mr. Lawlun eald.
_______
Part of thl* money formerly
MaJ UnU)n E, A ||fn
deelanalcd for tranaiwrUlicn pur- o( K(rmt NtlJoMl n. ni, T„
poeee amount in* to iM fll.B d .wrh Unj „
form&lt;rtF hr„|
,i„
month, ha* been tranaferred to in.| Sanf-ml Atlantic Nallonnl bun.
teacher’, fund at the m|uc*l o f , here, left Orlando yeatenla*
the Bemlnole County Board "l&gt; m u m . hi* new dutlee *•
r
Public Inatruction, and all trana- peraonnel procurement offin t
porta lien coaU will hereafter be the Tampa offlc* of thr A m.
paid by County and dlalrlct fund* flpeclallat ('orpe
The ..ffirr The Uacher*' salary allotment located at 20d Tampa (ia- &lt;..
this year for thle county ia sev- Building.
era! thou.and dollar* - In * than
MaJ. Allen la on leave fmm thr
that o f Uat year, Mr. Lawton hank for the duration. Hr i. n
pointed out. Thia, h* explained, former president of thr Ktnridi
was dua to declassed attendance Bankers Aaa’n. and for some time
during the past year as evidenced haa been chairman of the Slate
by tho annual school report of (War Havings Staff.
June 10. Teacher allotment* are
In World War One, Maj Allen
mads by tbo Stats arcordinq to enll.ted at th* outbreak
Iti-mx
tha number of pupils attending, through th* rank* he eltre.led
b* added.
officer’s training school and I".
Bine* th* allotment to lha Coon- on graduation Wfti eornml*!bmi-"il
ty bjr th# Htgta fills w m « « U l * aecotvl llm tinant H# * » *
abort of *ha total of 118,000 paid .Igned to an Infantry unit and
to teachers, and for school bus **n* -eor*#—*, aervlne In Kr.me
operation, tb* difference la paid »"d Gennany with the iirvi l&gt;.
by the County, Mr. Lawton aald. *1*“ " throughout the war

m « b ^ t Gila* Cka^aag. m
of Mrs.
w d M, Jewefl Chapman, left frum Or

Scmlftftli- 1iHtfll i ■ Si *,( fill pel1.1 w,
Pel low l ’|» I 'till null) •** I 4* iti - f *"
rmng^tf .a |isl&lt; I**tli pu»grum si lhr» .
Btn4 Sb#ll vVmIuiim|«i i*■iu*i ittug
■| M;fn oVIiick for IHe* »^r..n.i r.tn- ?
t|n*ent of s 1'Rr
*rin’lt*i-.
tuj y.
j#aVf for
littfim 1toil into the
United Stull* \f'lll *IUfl* lha- ill- \
gmnktJltior' « »
■til hum!
H
TTiia murning, R I Kipp *h" I
will set ns msili’i i*f rpuniitniM I
r«l#ase&lt;l the inn’iwm w "t ) in&gt; y
eludes runsu In flu* ***t*f»*nl t on* j I
cert OirKs«lrs. N iifi in »i»us«iiil| I
cvrtHlcsin srtil gift* f«i Ibr Sol ! I
•Bars nn.| j* • *■&gt;Mfr»* in 1
|I
(jiwi«m
|
(ie*uf|r t i ll .va * i- •lirratiM "f
lh# li*rsl ...hi at i,a «(i .h bm•* |t. i
fnrutpci » " m*i*h 1 f * " Mint* i" '1

m jk i m int v I a .Mil »|i ip|Htl
i * r r i/ i»t T ri « u u n li in ib r M * tc
if K ln rld a In t h r s u m p i ,»f «m i s ^
rn rtu l co lle rtr*! »ti&gt;l - h ip im l frum
uni* d u rin g
tb.
i&lt;ie*e ut
r h i» I
i ln v r of th# (m«l | h i e»&lt; weeks
T h l* s t a lr in r n t
n&gt; . mi iltnjr to ,\.l
U ltnnt B ill T h o r n , of &lt; ain}&gt;b*ll
laO-smg Ptvst Jk't t.f l i e A trier Iran
dny* ago by («

sop AiHdlDd p fllll
Hiller m nit*m* urniii’tt, Uviid
hurlcil Ipink in lilixnly street .
fighting. " i*rr ri*|M&gt;rti*«l hastjit creeling ilrfeiiHcn in tha
norlh»t*.Bt niitnktrtn of Stal­
ingrad I imImv* n» ltn*&gt;iiant
at-irctl I hi* inilihlivi* in M i
ilrmiiiitir t'lftrnlh hour r^illy. |
l&gt;ia|uiti*hi*!« .unit the Itcel ,
nrtrn ih*fender* wen* hitckotl ,
ikrert th** trr«* lirml ■venues to
the cliff a uvrr looking the V o ir*:
kkAtrffniiii nl unr lime
Then. t
%vith thr bluff* behind thrm ■ruj
Nan tank* in front, the HtiVirU
■truck hark in a •uprrm# effort
to nvr i he big *t eel city ami
fr»rr*vl the mvadcr* to rrtreat.
Sign ifIran tj&gt; 111tier'* field Head*
quarter* made only the hma&lt;l
grfieial rlaim lhal Nall Iruopi
hflil Httinl
furthef ■»* rraa#»'* ?
in rhe i&gt;nMh ftf Stalingrad
N(J ]
f efi» T1Il»ifi *'f
111I*k1'MU Berlin
• 111111*1- i f &lt;*ti 'i«iin Tr op* ihruit* l
ii'v
"if 'Ki iitk* 'iri.cla

Patriotic Program Is
Arranged For Sc-1
cond C on tin g en t!

t h e ir j

hT u2 GUea Chapman Joins
STua- U. S. Naval Reserve

Nazis Erect Defenses
In Outskirts Of
Stalingrad A f t e r
Retrent From City

Committee Plans
“ Send O ff” For
W hite Selectees:

origin or whether they were emu-j
Jng damage.
'
i Almoit in the i*me hour thel
Sofia announcer broke off in '
It# middle of a tentence to *luujt:
“Air raid warning Mulgarlint
keep .aim,’'
Then this atatum unmetlialrlg
i thut down.
Bulgaria haa had air raid uurfiInea in recent Uiy» but no raid*.
Ttia little Balkan country ntv«r
haa declared war against ita old
friend ltuasla4 but ia definite!. J
aligned with the Axis ai a part']
Here are two photo* taken in the first New England aynlhftlc
ner.
The Motruw radio reported that i rubber plant of the If. 8. Rubtier ft mpany ahortly after the plant
gartan poa.ct isidcv, lie Soviet began to operate At top, ojwt» ti»r Jester Opdykr thowi m ssnipia
Pictured la Rear Admiral Wm. consulate In the Black era pnrt |
II. P. Dlandy, who ha* Juat re­ of Varna last Tuesday The in i of ia&gt;nlhr1k rubber ■&gt; it n»mes nit of ■ mill to manager John I* Cm..
turned from an txtenalve &lt;0.- nouncemrut said a numter of! B 1 tom more iuM*er is pietuie.j rotgtng from « tul»sr the uinrhinr
000-mlle Irupee Iion tour of naval outrage! was committed, inrlud j lb*»l 1'iH-r.iii ■* like it meat grin-t. r
It squeetrs isrgt • hunk* 1ut*i
Inatailatlona in tha Pacific
He itig the lubhery of rniuuUt*- j -mull* i I'Hvt - urifl i! uiiivpi water from the synthi tu nibliri it
declared that U. S. force* now hold *11ndt
lh* balance of .trlkinf power in
The .Soviet nunipter in H««fi«i j
the weatrrn Pacific. Thl* la an has pri»trstn| %tgotmuIy !*• lhr |
official II. S Navy photo.
Bulga rian government
The Berlin indio, rrjH»i l*-el Ihe
Soviet ronsulate ’ l \ arna lad
been ordered rimed by the Bui
garian government
Mean* Stir, the British air min
istry nrws service reported that J
last night’s heavy raid on the,

Allocations For
School Salaries
Have Been Made

Member A.xnocialcd I'rew

German Siege Armies
Hurled Back Tw ice;
Reds Take Initiative

Open New Synthetic Rubber. Plant

Seen Over Hungary!
As Bulgarian Radio
(Jives Raid Warning

Men May Interview
M a r i n e Sergeant
On S ep t 21, 22, 23

I Be#
Efforts

F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R

I Op Aim ittid Pr•*• I
Sojlhiaat Europe underwent an
•Hack of
Jitter,
lait
night,
marked by an ate laid acarv in •
Sofia. Bulgaria, and report* of!
myitrrloua ballon* driftinfr ovrri
Hungary.
The Budapest radio officially I
warned Hungarian* of a large i
number of enemy haIIona floating.
©ter their country but no other*

—Th* UII trkca hr United
l U t a iih B ir lM t on J i f U 'i
wdUra aappiy Um waa rib *
•d U 1*7 Mips i n k «r dam­
aged with the Navy . report
that f r o oth*n were hit hr
L O N D O N , Sept. 18. (AP)—
'A atrong new Uritiah forct*
has landed on the caat count
of Madagascar and occupied
Port Tamative after some
French resistance, the British
East A frica Command an­
nounced today. Tamative ia
130 mllca northeast of Tan­
anarive, tho Island’s intand
capital and th* first British
beachhead on lha taat coaat the
British force* are march!n* on
the capital now about 100 mile*
awap.
Surrender U r a l laid down by
the Britith have been rejected by
the outnumbered Yiahy French
defender* of Madagascar and
they have decided to fight “to
the extreme limit,'* Vichy an­
nounced Thundaj
Th* day after Colonial Gover­
nor General Annel had, on hi*
own reaponalblUly, r*que*le&lt;l the
BrllUh for term* to half the
flchtlnc, Vlehy broadcaat a communlque aaylna the Britith *tipulatlona “appear to be un-arrepUblt to *ach an extent" that
Annet could not even conaider
them.
"All meaaurea are belni taken
to continue U** * truffle deaptl*
th* dii penportion In force* and
meant," th* -radl, continued.
Th* BritUh, meanwhile, were
believed eantlnulnf their advance
toward Tananarive, Inland capi­
tal of the island, which btfan
whan the navy and the air force
attacked three hay points on

F LO R ID A .

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lv a h ii-m m l ••(
b immi
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i ioyi nitiitlh. I
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Viiii'Hili
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proud] *tf It* a rfa p r iillr r t m g rf
t iir li,* * vaii] M i. Thor in*.
1H irin g th r it re a r n I w w k , ft!,1*10 poun«la o f lig h t am i h ra v y
m e ta l h a v r lmn-n r e m o v a l front
the L rg tn n mu p p l lr , M r T ’ m ror
aaaertcvl.
• tillin g
t la t
hr
rati
iriatav] thr am o unt re m a in in g in .
lb #
y#ft|, tm lu llin g
tbr»*
ia rg r |
iK ille r* «t He'll over fivt- toru in i
a r ig h t , k-htrh hv am hi wruohl Ih"
C«i | l#c 1etl

CITY BRIEFS

Chari## Morrlaon toiUy rrlraa*
r&lt;l th# t«ntatlv# tlmre lh»- fea­
ture HMre. Mlnlvrr" will !*■ •h«wn
at lb# Rlti theater Sun&lt;U&gt;, Mon­
day and Tuvaday aa 1 0o I’ M,
2:40 P. M. 6:20 P. M. -nd »0 0
P.M
. Tha public I* Invited In at­
tend an educational motion pic­
ture dealing with Infantr, man­
euver! end tactic! which »IB b*
shown, tonight at the Armory
at 1:00 o’clock.

State Guard Called
In Mobile Strike
MONTOOMBEY,
Ala.. Bent.
IB, (A&gt;—rtva companies of tha

I.Kjat In add'tinn. l''e |
I’oel'l firJ.I rinne. ha- tm— ie-en I
rut into MYllitai by arrlylene l
torch »pe(at-&gt;r. at tl *- h'anloni .
Iv h m r 8ch--d. and —ill I- added I
to the ahipmenta to (he n ullf a r rnnvrr-ion into new imple |
menta of wal
Commander Sell Smith today i
in behalf uf
Campbell U-e.Ing ,
Post thank nl the public fur Ita j
"generou. "--operation In bring
ing In much metal to tie legion |
scrap pile, and In notifylg the.
I’oat member- of thr location of |
■crap and placing It *o It rould '
I* picked up easily.
"llowever. let', not .lop and
rest on our oar*," aald Mr. Smith,
"Let's keep up the good work.
Our yard ia now empty and w*
want to fill it fuller of scrap
than- ever. We are all ready for
a second campaign. W* must keep
this county t.g it In the lead In
scrap collecting efforts for It
will taka plenty I t scrap to lick
l U “ Jap#’\

Johnson Receives
Second Request
For War Workers

Nurses May Enter
Training In Orlando*
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*
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Ale-i
R
Juhnaofi. • R rrrtu r id
the- Sflhftiril 8&lt;*h«»ei| F u r W n r I’ m *
tltu liu n
W n rk e ra,
L*U y
elatrel
tb « l h r h«i| f r e r iv t ’.! * milh«*r urur•-n i
j r*|u«*at from
tb#
I lu l l ml
S i Ml*** I- in(ibtymirfil
Sd-rvif# fo r
w uinrti m i
w #M *ra l*» w o rk In
thr «hi;»ynrtU »if Jnck&gt;oQv{|l#,

I

- Tsmjm nml I'riiriiii City.
At
I*-#!! PrfNi women.. li#t!v##,n th#
I *gv« *tf 21 arwl 3A are wanlM
i for thi* work. Mr JoHmuin aald" A re w *Id ln g w ork i« r® * f fa r
' w nm rrt,''
Mr
J o b i x i l h t # c l

( out. Arid stltliMl lh«l only ted
| Timrhlnr bouri of training la ntm iir y
for Apt puplla la quail*
\ ty for m W hour a wvtk j A #1
75 r#nta an hour pAjr. TH# Un%th
of • tUy'a work la algHt houra.
"W# alreaJy Kav# thr#« women
training In arc waUJIng work,”
continued Mr. JoHnaon, **ThiT
1*7 At-xiiU * Pram
hart been at It four aw##ki and
The Italian high command re­ nr# already half way through
ported Italian naval assault boat* their court*. Thl* I* a dafanao
dashed Into Lh* roadstead
at job at which women can qualify
Gibraltar, sank a ateamcr. and aa welt a* men. However, man
seriously damaged
II*
other too, are needed between tb* ages
boats under th* bristling gun* of o f t l and U .”
Mr. Johnson advised applicant*
tha great rack fortraa*. In Egypt
to either telephone Urn at U0,
all waa quiaL
or call at Ua offlee hi th* High
Th* ealaometer waa Invented School farm at 9*0 West Eight­
eenth Street,
_
.
by David Mllnt !a 1W L
.

Italians Report Navy
Damages Five Vessels

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The Coming Season

The Sanford Herald
i.y" «t

|
Although there in nt ill some question nn to w hether
Moritln w ill have any "tourtot neatton" at all thl* winter,
there are plenty o f |ieo|&gt;|e in n |m*ltlon to know w h at they
e**« 'uior* { i.re talking alxiut who mlviitc hotel ow n er*, m tau ran teu re,
" in m *
" O u t * not to sell their tourint d ollar nhort, not until
~ ----- ]|i i* #|e*finilely known whal the ifovernm ent propoaea to do
:4&gt;
iilaiui tourint traiiNimrlntion, at leant.
•• .......... .
At prenent tourintn are ntill aide to come try hun and
s tn
Iran i; that in, th eoretically, they are.
Th ey are, If they
,,r*
i t M ran catch a lam, or mpieeze Into a train. Th ey arc, i f they
.
s*is don't mind Im ving th eir renervationn cancelled at the lant
~ ~ ; * £ ! minute and having to ride the duy coach, and perchance,
having to nlnml up at thut. They are. If they don't mind
ir» » seller •» r.ia* •»! being neveml hourn late, going w ithout meaU, and in genkldllssM mm4 s**'s!ll* :;J* r »l being jainhed aroiliid.
They are. I f they are young
Ml* I asr IH*
«• Mill A* « harmed «•» tnoqgh isnil lough eiioiiifh to take it.
• 4*a»tl*l»«
I iifui'Iunately, not many tourintn cornu under till*
ll*vr*a#ala.
By fa r the great m a jo rity o f them come to
U r llerwM la in tep ory.
•I ulirrtltlh* Florida for th eir h eallli, and niiicu that in wlint th ey cojne
4 Is. Ike lill- fin i hey do mil have very much o f it with them. Mont
IM Mil# #*&lt;*•» i ateaa* #» a hinrintrt an- not aide to nil up all night on a day coach, ride
n hun. nr nlaml tin- ordeal o f trnnHportntion nmhlemn a*
they ix l.il iii w artim e A m erica
Mont o f them, unleaa
•mme way in provided for them to d riv e down In th eir own
car* n* ha* hern th eir runtimi, will prohnhly have to remain
m I he north.
T h ere i* mime reumm Ih Indleve th a t W ashington may
grant n|Mflnl |terniit* to imthoiih whonc health will not aland
the riRorn o f a northern w in ter no th a t they can drive to
FRIDAY, Hr.Prr.MUER III. 194
Florida. In the firnt place, nuch peraona re&lt;|uire connlderaide more medical attention in thu north than th ey do in
UIHI.l: VKItHK I'OK TODAY
the noiith where it in warm, and m edical attention, fo r civ­
GOD HOME I IVIES
OVF.l! ilian* at leant, in unmet lung w e have very little o f thrne
duy*. 'A n d fo r another thlnir, nuch p*-r*onn require consid­
RIII.UR
MAS "iMADNKHS;
PR A Y FOR IT Ai i: IS TTIK erably more fuel oil in thu north, a n oth er commodity reHEARTH OF Al.l. MF.X
puriedly ncarre.
those dn/s .brxrlil l» Umrtu «l.
Thai plenty o f them are thinking o f coming to Florida
Othere simtiid i» ox ( Id * . ’ “ 'i
nnil Ii*i |m* In In- iihlp in do *o. i* nhown hy a rejKirt from St.
hat for
lie • I. ■lat. (*“ •••
dayn thill I "
lorltiir.)
vt„rr I'etei harp w here W alter Fuller *ayn the firnt 12 dayn of
•■pleiidii-r develo|Hil .'toll tourint regiitru tiom i un com|uired
m ill r,H| a year jiro. and alno the rathe/ nlRnificant fact
ihal the numlier o f tourist dayn ri'prenented hy thene :Mil»
tourint* excel-sjeil the iiom lier o f tou rist duy* rcprenentcd
hv twic,. their inimlM-r a year ago.
’
It xepiiiH that* m ore tmirinta now aday* are planninR to
come anil nit down, to ntay longer and to ntuy in one place,
than wan form erly the ram*.
T lie d ifficu lty o f RettiiiR
around influence* tourintn to plan th eir trip.* nn that if they
■•&gt;ine lo Florida at all, they will ntay a month or tw o in.leiid o f the custom ary tw o or three weekn. Th ey intend
to pi l located and to ntay there an Io iir an (xinnible.
i. w i■ f uni that while there are not to lie an ninny
iiiih iolo.il tourint * m Florida thin w in ter an iinnal, there
im.t , ,i lo i il \ In- m ore here at any one particular lim e

boa boon loft wounded, bleeding,
broken. Russia Is not yst broken,
but shs haa bled.
•
Wa do not inland to to loft
brokrn. but In all common sonar
we must rrallx* we shall suffrr
it m tr r iA * m m n
wounds and Mood.
V It. Uraatham. Mlnlatar
Mnlufst A » * at ttili
This la what we all must be
Ullsl* Hrbool, J;Ii A. M.
made to know. We must realise
Church Worahl#, 11 at A. If.
It. fare tbo facts and art accord­ Iletman
Hutjrfla for •undir
ingly. The sooner we all unite In |l M. A M "Ha.win* And It**
this conception, this knowledge
i**a
of the tremendous tnreat which • mm r U “The Thin*. Which I:
fine A Man**
Is ours, the sooner we will all
And wa mean undsr

At THE CHURCHES

sirgar.

a a # r u n ii r u m m
o r uon
I leellT A t M M a l Hllth Htrwvt

Bo to you AoUlIrr ami our brIoT#&lt;t Americm, hrrr'a to full I
■tram Ahraril No not*, but plmty
of knott.

lt»T. O. D. Ilarrta ra*mr

HanAar

I* O', A. M.

I
l•' * lUfTlra, ||.»0 A If.
u e.i i^e.ia y
H riffr H*
I U K II-

I f rou are kind, thoughtful,
faaalflereate. you need never fear
twilly l-oat. for these Drew qualltlea are the Imala of genuine goial
riH A T MAS-TKT ( Ml M( II
W. I*. Ilrwok*. J r. t 'u t v f
I'arh A v « al Slh Klr**|
Hundajr Sfhuol M l A. M
Morning Wor*hl|«. II A M.

Training Ualxb. 7;AA I* M
i:t»iU0| Wurahlp, IS * &gt;*M

W a-1n• »*la y Marvicr, • M I'.M
l-«r #tiu»*a tar lh « bard of h#*rIng.
\ laliur* v i U m t

llslac allun*
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foundation* af Ilf* a*4 IntolltaaM *

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Social A nd Personal Activities

w im io n itr «m nc m
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Mrhonl !• &lt;n» A U
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It doom* Mnlairr A heller In olhsr
and*, other tiaatnrv sad otb*r
era* I Ion a mail |a donrn before
ILrlatlan m iiafi l|&gt; 1311*1 II

"Ilvavvn la Mr llum *
Mlia Marlon Aiken.

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• MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Society- Editor

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Social Calendar

Columbia
c«mpti»e*
square miles.

**All -Out AIJ f“ C
•

FRIDAY
It W. Ware's Bible Class of
the Methodist Church will hold
its monthly business and social
meeting at the church Friday
• night at 8:00 I' M.

guartvlte **Abl«t« With Me . *ung
I,&gt; Mias Virginia rti*|im*n. M ix
M arla* A l l i s . M r. Aaliliy ! . . » » «
and Mr. lidw aril W illie
.
Dvp-ndaMe C U s * *111 m . « l Manday av aa lag at il&gt;* charrh. ai
s a* I*. M
Mid-Weak P r a l . r
M .allng. Wad
baeday al I S* I’. M.
.
i-holt Praeilca# Thuradal. si » ••

• BATURDAT
All boys and girls of Junior
High .School age may julq the
Junior Commandos and Junior
Waste Wardens at the Woman's
• Club at V.00 A.M.
Children of pre-school and pri­
mary school ages may attend the
“Story Hour", sponsored by the
H#rrrmiJon Committ##, At tb# pub­
lic library at I0:.10 A M , undsr
Mrt. J. C MiUhell'i direction.

OUR BREAD
As rood as the t&gt;e*t and
lietter than moat—When
Il get* atale uae it for
toast) Buy Hanford made
Bread and Roll*.

r in r r r«r.AB*rt:MiA% in t h r n
K l». ArvaalM, I» Ii. I*a*u»r
Hunday H*rvU««
huit.lar Hrli«M&gt;l. I H A. U
Mivrnlng Wnrahlp, 11 OS A. M.
Jr Young P •*»#!•, 7 so |* M

’Th* Klr*l llapllat Churrh will
B e learn
that
Edward F. r«&gt;niMiwo Ii* oToalng Mf«lr*a al tho »:ar.Ai:xi:it K k n in m iT c m ;m u
J VV. A u i U b . pa*lor
Hasty, nephew of
Mr. J. W. ihurrh till* ium m «r — #arb Hui»* *ti ur r h h/|.4.4.1, I g Oh A M
.
Gamble of this rity has bean in ilai avtulnf.*'
Mr* (*arl llradbur?
au|.*-r im »a •
Uwi Nary since July, ll»40. l*rior
deal
r iM . &lt;joai*mi . t a ■•mMAiT.il
Mwrnlna wnr*hl|4. II w A Al
Us that lima he had lived In &gt;*•»■ T*. Iha lafi #f Orlando naJ ju*l
4‘hurrii Srlinul. Ill 0* A
M Mr*
ford fer about three year*. He
in* l**t •Hip* light.
flrndherry •ii|*rrla»ht«l"ni
laa many friends here whn will H'liutar Nchou I, V ia A M.
C«#nl#a
Hervlr*.
7
1*
I*
M
!*»••
\Vnr*hli», II u&lt; A U
be glad lo have this news nf him. I Morning
aulijret
t rruiig t'»opl*’a M*#nng. 7 o« I* M ’ I*lura
11«
hlMg
Tent
Toward*
K
s
h
I
oii
,
A l present he la in the war tons.' #:»*•&gt;.lug
#rrvlr*. I H I* M
Edward's aildreas la: (Vtwsnl P.
T»." Tl** A. A Alim will havr
Hasty, (1 M .IX', U. H H. New! rl.*rg * of bo I h irrvICM
tll(|*«M|i
B'Mlf*.
n ilM r ii n r tij k v a e « mi : vk
Mezlco, 4th Division, c-o I'oat-.1 tNedi.rmUy
IV M.
I*
11 N»U&lt;&gt;n
I'M*i or
master, Han
Francisco,
Callf.i • m&lt; 4»m
# and wnrvhlp wllh u* All Huht1«r Ke-htsol | M « A M
Hare's luck to rou, boy, ami a i r » M*lrqm*
I'le n b ln g g » r « l r r 11 ho a M aad
fervent thank you lo the frlrnda
l.iu 1* M a w ry H imiai
W*«d
who gave us this infnmiafinn.
n t r s- i m b t ssm ssu sa iri i tlt a i II M M -w **h I'ravpf &lt;orv|«»,
• to I* M
• nr t-arv s i r . a r ilin Hi
Tftcr* la * l.warff H*lrMii8 A
|»r
J&lt;&gt;* A. Toll*
I’aali.f
MA furvl noldlrr i« nrvrr *atU• ainng &gt; ir« Iki* aortic**
(«■#•) Hrb«M*t. t It A M
fird f)tt&gt;rw»ao h»**d never fry
tTof «l X McKag. f ’laorinivnd
U&gt; work up tn a higVr rank ur M l
mil I t wo** K»»l*«'0|*Ale
\|i*« islng U .r.ltij. II ** A if
rating.** Top Hrrgnni.
1 III HI II
'•(Bull. Muhjort. *fb* AIM nf All
l(*v rm n V II P u lU f, llrrio r
lloiy O m m unkn. I •• A. M.
c*h«rrh He'f»te*»I y In A
M
Moraitiff &gt;««»»»•", || »o a U
Y I* M |. * Ih I* M

PAUI.A

IVP.AI.KY AN MKTflOIHA!
c n im rn

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II** It W 11*ii h I",
NutwtM Hrh.N.I. I* o«* A
I'rM rlilng Hrrylra, II M
Young )'*«»plra
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K ta n g *llilif H*rtrl*". •
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m»»ei| "«i*n «i* a * »it «n n i

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Home Bakery

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101 W. FIRST STREET

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M«*rislng U'or*tsl|4 11 *• A M
Hua«i*r. i» •• A M
rtuM«f*t. I •• I* M
T ib Wo II"
A **ss(*&lt; t
of V ifio rf
U'lidl • ! • » * • ( t i e I I lisle. * * y * I m s u !
Ill* Thrr* Evil lltii
In ih* r«c|
of llinr II I Ii* f r Hi alllartc* #.f
ihi* irlulti t.f * v11 today*
H TL*. i li
I* M . Mia V.
It.
Taylor la rluarg*
l.vwnlng .Me rvi, w fl to I* Il
||.si..1at IV Ml' | I 'll
\\e.|l.**dar
lll*|aW"*&gt;k Hrr « I&lt;• '
«
r &gt;i
•‘ri.tat Toudg |*m»|s|" a K»l 1
i.s«*wi.ii. ; *« r m
It la said thal there haa Im-n
4'ishi*! Itrllig a frI*He| to Ih* I a pyoceaa discovered to inakiV.....| uul of milk; if thu is ITu.
ar wunder if It wouldn't make
CAN W K UK nia&gt; feel rather *:uepi*h
We don't feci aheeplth when
AHHUKKD
ar artviae you lo let our H if.
Saving Station'# truck call fm
your laundry. Rhone 47f&gt; and
well do the real

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.lull mill tliifaa-tstla-iM-y ilffiTMti'iil* will tlisjtppuar. Hy
i' ll fiittcn will Du nlmnal tlit* nitly ti-Mt Order of Intlucilinn It n-rtiulninp «tn/lf tnun; I'J) mnrriiql moil, no chlF
,i •it*4■»i . Cl) ninrrif-il ni-it, inn- clnltl, utc- Within mtch group,
- u:ir uurkiTc u&lt;&gt; lift ■Wnll Slriol Jnurunl

ingratuii

Soldierly Vigilance
'|'J ulil Hiuyl- tvins liltvail 11)1 mil otic of (III- qoltlilTa for
ini' an liiisity tlu-’ liliKlit ViBtti'rifK.
"W lin t ilo you list* (Item for, a n yh o w ?” ilcmntitled the
!#»• 'It run't In* rn th f line o f duty M
“ No, il m ill. ” uiiK W iifd flic |irivat&lt;&gt;. " T o tell the
nth I Inks- my flmddlKht w lfli me when I ro courting,
••l in nine o f o hlnekiiut."
"W e ll I'll he ” explodivl the HiTyennl, "you younjf
i) i arc ilom li
W h y. when I went roiirtiiiK, I lived on n
■rn. and I iir-vei even fn rried n In n lern ."
" Y d i Hi«ryr-." rr-|iliivl the privnle, "nnd losik wlint you
.1 "
W itils r II m o llern lil
.

A ItHi'ti (-Minded

Ivtoirnr* 'ad
le 1 1• r
I
heel* Ihixni* i
toO.

We'ar*

"Tin* iifti-rnoon wn will take Mr. Frog apart and
.*( wlint innkcH liim ernnk," wild ti*h professor to hie *ool
ti! i Itiss. "I linvc ii frog In my t»ockct to Ins u»od u 4 ap
lie ri'mliiil into Ills |iork&lt;*t and drew out a nt
| n v tats iiteniiiiv i « \ i,nf ivho ih* nu-n."
InlliiWiriK ymr. rf tn I In■ mraniime ij,
wliich lie emptied on thn taWe. Out rolled a bi
lit 1* drafted and
HswI hunt sandwich.
'
S*qorn*l)- ilrtqr« tn f&gt;'J*,|nr‘" " r r“ " j s-4|iia .w

Wonder nlial hn|i|a
*-fnmilv rmnt" aailli nn
Ally. IS.OOO n *ear. r

Tin* )inifi*s-»or mopped ids brew. "!rfy. goodneas,"

Tba Army i- n..t xri.1) id*nm&gt;k-ihi!iinmiTitl " I iliHiinctly rem em ber ea tin g
to rela,, it
re in* Ionia mi hi lu
■► Jnrlikr-l married ineii, i»ul ah" j KntslsKrnnii.
Some .me lx men valix rare till
|r rate hi &gt;1 •*!»•• have im-ilive
ftlond rani I
I hv -dual nn nmaI
truely )■• ............... .
By MRS. ERNEST IIOU
Spenklny ot I i.orlUiiliun Pay.
|11&lt;I ynu k-nqtv llv.iv are nine
'I 'unaillqliniial
aim iMlinrnla (to
tha Stain fon*lilulnip|
lo to
Tnird upou in lire Noveinhnr rl«". tiuiit Aral If &gt;'•»«* ihd. do yod

my lunch

WHAT ABOUT IY0U1

Wlio aver spoke ot “ the si ill■
neaa' ot the night ‘
It it In the detd ot niyhi
right thia minute, but it la not
aUU. Thera U laurh sound, but
( ( « round Is soft. Uka the muted
slings of • wlolirt—-It is tow mual«
iL a d k lu t . Ih . L u l l . . . 1 .
wa la of Ralph
may m w n te r ,
toe, but new N
rn. I rant tell
I t* am located,
Happy. — I i n
re. “ sir w W &gt;’ of the 4(gnat
a now. I rid*a a motorryrle
oh. yea
fly an -y^resw
alrptuine *on.
" l '"&lt;**
J "l
oral Moss now.iastoad
received Its* btre, of
im and candy. It arms
g klaaes from your
—TSsnka a million.
Mom, guos you know
twnyi to my bost girl.

srHa'jr,

,

You
*ee, everybody, wa'ra
'rookie**' these day*, but as la
htarriag* wa hops that tba first
year will to lie hardest. Ro.
realising that this first weak
will seem lika s rear, wa ask
vour tolerance until we ran get
toiler adjusted. W* promise you
that wa are not seeking a divorce
from this column—hut rather, lo
build It up lo a. totter apd bel­
ter service of the Soldiers al
home and all of our 'Uoys' oat

ISresaSaai I S * warM o * Bandar,
s e r u m s .r t *
,
Tha poM an Taxi la: "Wlkai a■ rearaaai Salk Iha t.sttd* of Ood
w llh Idol*T* I I I CoHnihfaaa 4:111
Among Iha citation, which ram aria* Ih* Iremoa Harman’ Is
th*
fa llo o la a from Hi* Ulhtai -W h a l
srofllalh
rSo ravea Irdaga that

Mrs. Miller Honom
DauprhterOnBirthday
In honor of the eighth birthday
of her ilaugtfter, Kallle Margaret,
Mrs K V
Miller rnlrrtMhail
Tuestlay aftrrnoon wllh a party
nt her home nt 112 French A v­
enue.
listnri nnd contest* were enjoy*
rd throughout the aftrrnoon, prul
prises were aim by Jeanette Hnrrlrtt, Hetty Jean [Irtsson, and
Valerie Ktrrhhoff. RefTethtsamU
of ice cream nnd cake were serv­
ed to the following: Miss fUlll*
Margaret Miller, honor guest, and
Ilia Mlasra Ann llahorn, Barbnrn Ann Prsrre, Rub/ Bten•trum, Jtrnv Harriett, Jrsasrtts
Harriett, Connie l.udwlg, Betty
Jean Bvlasog. Valerie Klrrkhnfl.
and Hicfcirrfl Hall and lloliert Bteti*Trent

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a
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^ ^ ir a c e Marla (it
Pain Hr.

J Mortgage LonnH ||i

vSouthpide Baptist
laa*! wrrk we a»keil for a more
accurate addrea* for a more a c ­
t urate Addrr** for Thomaa k«.
■AVf4»gl) A aa VIMPI. 1 og milt
Wilaon, ann nf Mr ami Mr* T K
i . |l* IlltlUrrlaUl.. IWBfor
Wilaon uf Hanford ncre ti. Iv&gt;y*.
17th at K l a i t o l AC#
Atmitai V4rh.Mil, |en A M
flfficvr (Yfmlidale* Thoma*
K
Munfajr M orning A t s IM lh n e t
Wilaon, Bnuad M. Group 3, Air
If,
#
a• '■ ♦
•
Farce GufcikiiteMJfflrer'a Hchoal.
O irlai Amlsaaaa»l«-ra. 7 I i I*. M.
Mian1 br»cK Florid#
K vangtllallr Harvlr®, I.-#* |‘ U
Thaak you. Mra. Wll»on for thU
Prayer lleeitng. W n ln v o la r I if
information for yoa know thea#
Im y i Ilka Ui keep track of vicS
other, god we all mu«t hrlp them.
We 0#nt you luck la«t
week,
Thuraaa, but wr're nemllng you
another wl*h for It ar*ln thi*
week. Keep it all togwllwr and
bank It ftome day when you
need It—hear ?
had auch nice vlaita from A LI. a o i'l.a I ATM CII.M 4 lit II TH
•#vrr«) lioya this week. Oh, il A ll H*olt
Hist |r I'hnrr H. • oo
mad# uf happy: One lor ia leav­
Oak A*»
ing Juat tomorrow We'll tall you ICrctfirj Jl IT W m | I7lh Hire*!
| tlif»r| ’llrlK h lt
alout him n n t week. Norman K. ivdl
O fflf r(s|rtr
Ik..| VM
Jennlngi and Mr*. Jtnninga cam# I’hnne SSt
mil one day and on another after­ Iter
Vai N*r William Narhlral#
Pae«or
•.
noon we hail a n.ce (though too
•hurt) talk with llerijert Thum- • uhrfB) M ae »"» * *»• A M anA
I#
00
A
U
ton, aon of Mr ntut Mm Harry D a l l r U n i 7 l a A 11
Jboatoiw
W# want to give fuller reporta
fin e r l a i a i u
o r c m n is t
on three boys than we ran at
ai ir .a m s T
AvvaOar Sehoal. k IS A M
thla moment, eo wa am going to
Moralna Harvia*. |l *e A. M.
keep them ••p#ciil!y for next
weak* along with Georg# Moye. ^ Wadaaaday a *.n in e arevlae l : M
Harold and Lonnie Roblnaon nnd ftaad lag room hears from liS * to
fjeonard Cm# a. We have Interest­ I.Se oa Tusadara and Prldaya.
" I W T T l l r la Iha subject of ina
ing ntw» on all of them which
l-eaeea-Sermon waleh w ill Sa read
nrertts a llttls story.
In rSurekaa af rk rlai. Kalaallst,

i For huylng

h home
KrniiMlcling a home

A

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I

Urfinnncing a home •I

Mra

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1* . Certain Bpkier&gt; ■
L'. Al. U O V U A C O M P A N Y :: '»•* '"k
••••»
♦
1Hemaalvaa in the h
.
_____________
I considerable distance.

DRIVE'S^ FEClT and

/» P A ID III

V / &lt; H it * / N f l / i v s

Have a Thorough Gulflex Job

8ANP0RD, FLA

mwmwm

*%k 4 fccllora dm) democracy
warta brat when "re gorgrnoicni
la In Mnat unit* eloa* la ito

•

- T C peopM of the United Stale*
need no longer be concerned
about democracy In Georgia. Fill*
A null ..id
Hr* Iskina |
lands hmea
than Ito onll
Alaska
*

ilpb. wo Just bad to

&gt; n o " Vihat they a fe ?

m
Wcmen'a bnl* thla Fall, they
•gay, will to even mo(e so. They
ore dr-rrilicil a, "rikormoua toad.awaliiing nun-coifs uf byllllan felt,
.With licad-h'ipping cloche themes
In oil it, variations, suggeittng an
tuahrellit.rlicd toral with
an
’ overtto forehead V-dlp." Heaven

to

remind

other

God knows! Why, the,
wo all auffec wSalkor
dIracily with a.ooldloe
, Why should we at
c&lt;aid loti, oar senses I

W^&amp;Ss!.

pick r*pe, enwtor Ilf tho nun- pearl
mn.ll Ait

BACK

ON

JOII

WASHINOTON. Sent I*. .41
Jirvtke Frank Muryry returned
lo W* 8uarri*&lt; Court duties vea
terday after three month* hrl&lt;l
and Artaol «#nric# with thr at my

LEGAL NOTICES

THE COOLEST SPOT
IN TOWN—

Gabk? Gets TTiHll
Out Of Army Life

Two bi%
| fan* and Iota
of good 'ooling drinks

Cftm|»l*in *nt

MlAkll IIF.ACII, 8«pt. IK, (Ah
—Officer (andiJat* (Talk Gabla,
fortpar mnvlr alar who leaved hks
mustache 1.1 rntrr the Army Ale
Fnrrre Officer Candidal* School
here Thursday, leesmr ih upperrltsvmsn
Bchoel nfficial* -aid (table ha*

BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE &amp; BAR

f'r|«fp. hrlglll

I'lilliili’* 11

vrfll MTCJir duy uflcr

ln\

clinic** o f Iml I«*ft 4*4»iil
Anil IonK l4&gt;r*4«» ntylci
K l airip4»4l itiH fhir.'il i

ra a ra jt iwunj.irl of rrd pmrv. pM
tr I irrrfwra rfaivlrv, and hhiw p om *.
i«m
rhr&gt; ••nlSrm um v. Ilfd
»1 U
nlur iu lIt- amt rnvr «atin nhhon.
In I rr hair ih t wot* a «hort
matrhinir vril of jdnk net h«W
In pla* r with hi w corn Howerv
Id tllr I un a C h iM , thr flow «r|
fir l. niTfr of
iS#
hrtda^Atom, |
w o rr a full l*»»rlh (o w n p a ltrm rri vftrr that
nf
(hr maid
o f]
honor
S i r ranrlnl a «»ny whltw

New-Fangled" Geer CitruH ShippiTR To
Catchefl Criminal Organiae At MeetinK
CANON CITY. Cola, Refit 18.
I'T*^
"Thoae new fangird gtmi
ahift»" on ihr steering column
werr blamed hy Harobl Hathaway,
a convict, for ht* recapture aftor
h® flctl from CMoradn prlwK.
When IUtk*w*r
to |*ri*on In 1937 car* were
equipped with the t»*ar ahift *et
*e&lt;aireteiy trom the -leering i»oal
After he eoeaped hi- •Ini® an «u
lumikbile at Puebl* . t'&lt;o|o . the car
bail the new alyl* grgr «hifi an i
Hathaway couldn't operate il
•mooihly Officer* rapture*! hin'

I.AKF.I-AND. .Sept IK i d l Thr Khlp(&gt;#r«' Adv|«4iry Commit
tr«- appointed rwrentlv by Kcctr
tar&gt; of Air K ilium VVtrkarrl un
&lt;l"r the Fi^Uml Marknlng Agmc
ment on k larnla eitru*. will Sold
ila arganiMtton
meeting
here
The •1ip|kem’ irrou* reown
naewd" In the tirnwrer"* AdmNH
•trwtlve Committee.
which
in
turn re#nmvn#ii*H to the .‘Wretary
of A griculUiir *bnt gra&lt;lr ai)&gt;*
•nee w/ fruit .W® *U hi* fw-rmith.l [
lo omiv" m Iniruhta mmmrrce
The growcm
nnrwBitrd Sere
A»m tr naming Harry A»ke*
of I akeUnd rhairwM

plnW a1 SwnuireiKT1«( Nnvv

ntvlr

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’

Woman ShootH Three
rtllCAOO, S»pl IH.
alrtarly moOy-r am) Iran ilan/klarvaare found ahol lo .irath TTiuri
■lay In a room of tha Nnraisn
hnt.4 la a balmy north aid* Jkop
piny and realdasWMI dlslrkrl. an4
i—
vtfe* daarrtbvd K as a itoubls
Snarry knatw* and aukrida
Tha dvad ware Mr# ( hrrruos
IMiarr, 87, tha molhrr
Ltaa
Bautr, (0, and Mrs. ItUna Van
Btn nli»gh, 48.
Bodies of tbr
ssaltsar aasd cat ot tba fasgbwrs
area found In a bed and that of
tha other daughter arms on tba
floor.
Police said notes found In tba
room Indicated Mrs. Van Steambaryh shot bar mother and alt
ter aad tsofM®.
A nnle said
"both prayed la d*a.( I l f f t f l Duatea# a holrl rlerk.
■aid tbs amarea (red llrrd in tkr
hotrt lor two rearm aad (hal all
appserad to W h pan health
arm Baaae amd lens hr said
never left tba aparlmrnt

f i n a l s h o w in g

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SHIRTS, SHORTS
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SUNDAY . . . .

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i good lack for ov*

There you will find
comfort,

relaxation

aod hope.

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WORK 6ET8
2.98

In observance of ReUgimu Holiday

■SBnfortseAShtutfli
# Khaki Crtored

COMING: 8

T h is Store

• fe a tu re t o tha M * « .
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Benrt. Cllftbrd Sion# of Union
City, S. J : Cnrp Colon Walt*
of Memphis Tvqn. sraj rrt. Al
Oollxivlrr of Rraniun, Pa.
The Officer quoted Sert4«nt
l-tons *• admitting ih» trio. hrM
up th* theatre nians glr “a* a
lark." lie slid Wt? of th* monjy
taken from lh« theatre had beJn
recusrred as Bril as s hag fa
which II had been plsred

made rtfctW il pnlgrr## during
Ore /Irit H&amp;U of the i2wrVh
u»lubij ooq/veTV* ax-brart
Ihrub ..f He
cintma void Army Ufr w»« * stt&lt;tnt wilt hlio fine.
“ Tin gelling more thrill out of
Ihla thou vnttMnir t*ve ever .lour
In My nf».“ re attrrted

wn."S(,” !ids‘..o!i

Vannmu City la anulher Hariri* raqae he
Kitnaw tore la U»#
fy 'eojoylii* a buira toom nt a Pacific HeoL
,
•anil o f Ito war. Tire Nawi
Well, talat mother of a tol- throigh tho Itoilljremi
fhanre on no if wa
rrtld nf (toil city fames to~bi dlrr In Amorka I* nol rjrlUhJ#
ovon go muck lam tbo*
itb a c o r n i i Mic of spnio M ; these days!
lets*-Jsfiancd full of arlvertlslng
It Is our belief that It ovary
ul news (hat makM II look Ilka woman, whether the mother of a
ntotrupotiton daily. Caagraluk-1 aotdier or not, were tn pHtops

itola.to r V . w M .

A mall Sa Georgia
Will Not 1 Ridiculed

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STATION-

Today &amp; Saturday
2 Big Features

i following Ihr rehearsal for tha
, wedding of Ml»* f lam MH*ch
I ano IhcW Vemay which took
place Wrdneaday afternoon. Mr%
' f
S Vertiay and Mr* Kranh
I « ha*r "otrrtalned lb# voiding
party 1 uratlay night at Mra
Vernay'a home at 231 Magnolia
Avenue Refreahmenta were arrv
• «*d late in the evening by the
hi.ateatea, a**ifted by Mra. f S
klrt 'auley
Thn*r present vrrre: Mi** (1ara
Meiach. Mia* Ruth Meiach. Mia*
, Mary
Roblnaon,
Mitt
llrlm
Witte, Mra
Hunt, Mm
|fTiarlra \Yllke. Mr and Mm Joe
Meiach.
Mr
and Mra. John
Mciarh. Jr.. Mm. Ga* Bchmah.
Df. And Mm J II. Root. I&gt;r.
and Mra . E. D Brownlev, Mm
J. V McCauley, Mm. F. H Me
('an ley, and Robert I&gt;#ane. Itan
datl ('haa# and Bonner Cart*#

WASHINGTON, tUpt- 18, &lt;-Ti
Ellis A malt Democrat!* nurntnr-r
for Oovcroos cl( Gaoryls, said f t '‘ * “
to so romlurt the
. Ru m ' s * fl
kbit manllorr of
ih. mate
lkol b » *n nr
tl* snit rlnaan
I raikm for
Iny"
A rnail
&lt;Mfsated
G(
Kuyana Tstm dyc in tha
Nomination
Drmocratkc primary.
*
,
tfy la Mat*moont in
rleetlen In Oeoryla.
tiara for roaf*reuses with Pres
Idenl Hcaar rah
and
Osoqls
members of Cotl(raaa, A mall said
ha had no desire ia oanXrallxe op­
era Ilona o f lire *U U government
In tba gorrmorthlp.
“ I .brew are damIra for power,"
AnreU tsH. 1 waal to posh It
away from nsa.*
Asked by vaporters whether he
rnntamptotod may acUm lo eon-

When you have your car Gulflcxcd here, you
csin count on a complete Job. Look after thin
and other nervicen or, repain your car nmy
need. It all comon under the heading of acci­
dent prevention! Come to

HERVICE

iHhtiiiy
On* of tSs lovtiest treddlnsi of bAakat of rota
the season was that of HT»s Cl rm trimmed with tiny pink roiOA,
!•»
Stanley Vamljr. brother of th#
Julia Maleeh. dsufhUr ot
&gt;*4 Mrs Jonah Matsrb, and ti- rnmn, wwa boat man. Uth#ra
chard Harris Vamay, son ot I rt. were Robert W Deone, Randall
crSooe, Bonner 1- i'wHor, ond
Prank Blasts? Veraoy and
hi John W. Mtiarh, Jr.
t«ts Ur. Vans*? told at
Miu Helen Witte, oroanlit for
Congrays! tonal (Surtb Wadx *•
W. L. Aldrich haa returned day afternoon at 8:80 oYti :k. th# eecntioth pUy«il the trtdl*
from Nrw Itarepahha where he Tbs marriage ceremony was Jo iU Uoa&amp;l wwddiryr nurrhev ond other
haa been spending th* summer. Is performed by tKa B*t. £. D. fUUac AAlectlonA. Mr*. Chtrlev
Brownlee of tba PresbyUi •D Wilkie, wearing her choir rob#,
I. C. (Bunny) TtUls of Mima Church and th* Rev. J. B. V •t rang "Th# lord's Prayer'*.
"B o t i m ” .
t a few days thl* week as of tha Cofigrefalional Cksttk
Th# rroom'* mother woi&gt; a
Rtandlny bstore a backgro hrf
guest of his mother, Mr*.
ig
white fight wool *oit. with rnM
of whits, core rad with trail
W. A. Tilll*
southern sailtax *nd rwast myi
mads
tl
Mlaa Irene Bordgr nf Warren, the young couple
ft. I. returned home this after­ rows Statal) palms ftwead
noon after a visit here with her •ids* ot tha chancat, aJwt (I
whits chryaanlhamuna, luburoawa.
cousin, Mrs. Henry Thurston
and wMta astar* wars arttattcsUjr
Mlsa Mary Wiggins left today si ranged In the background Ca­
to resume her studies at th* thedral randies arrrs maced slang
Unlreralty nf (leorgla In Athens, ttsa choir loft bsarata which th*
bridal pall knelt on white *atlii
Ga.
cushion* to recuiva tessi diction.
The pews which were roserrwd
T. W. Uwton and R. K. Kinp
left today for Tampa to confer for the famillea, raUUrwa. and
•Uh official, of th# Ho rida «4 - close friend*, were reached oft
ucation Ataorlatlon relative to with wide white satin rikbon,
(■stenrd In place with bouquets
t#ach*rV talari#*
cJ while asters, tuberoses Sod
icrn.
,
Bergt. Herbert Thuraton, who
The bride, who entered tlie
arms here to attend th* wedding
of his sister, Kmmellne, ha* r e ­ rhurxS on the arm ef kar father,
turned to Fort Denning, 0*. by wham she was given la mar­
riage was loeely In »
heavy
where be Is stationed.
while satin gown made kleng
fittril tinea, feuturlnc th* swaatMrs. Goreie T. Maxwell la *z- hesrt neckline, ahlrred bodice,
peclcd to arrive ?Jfl&gt;d*y from and a full akin with a lone
Alexandria. Va. lo spend a vaca­ train TSr fitted sleeves ended
tion with her mother. Mrs. W, A in a tapering line over the wrtvt,
Tilll.
end a row of liny satin buttons
fa&gt;tmed the gown in back. He.Miss Gladys Pip|iJn left Tues­ hip-length veil of IttuaWa ares
day to attend .Stetson University. r». Irnrtl to a frmrvful rt&gt;ron»t o(
She will be Joined today by her |m&gt;«H oranf« Uottomi. Th*
Staler, Mia* Klicaheth Pippin, wka onI t ornim^ntB » w m •Utnff of I
la rnterlng her aecond /ear of j*rnrl* anH a irolH brooch mmi wHh
pd»«rU. which vi&lt; ma&lt;W for ^
study (here
Krmulmnihrf ami worn by bor
molhrr
i»n h*»r wrxiUhtc (ihjr. Abe,
Mr. and Mr*. Robert 11. Den­
ton and ann. Bobby, cf ('rraernt rnrHnl a cavraiW bao&lt;]wrt « f
City will «iwnd thr day Runday whit** yaritrnUa. h r W 'i n w «i,
with Mr*. IWnton'* parrnta. Mr. •m 1 iuhrmarv
T h r nuikl o f honor. U I m
ltul&gt;
and Mr*. W L Clark#. Mr. and
Mriarh, viator of thr brMw, w#ro
Mra. Denton and oon havr rrernt ■ pink organdy f o * n with a
It returned from Wooditown. N. •tjuarr
nrcklinr
in d
b»»*lkt
J. where they havr spent fhr vhirrnl on niwv of
hluo
fr o ■ummev
yrainr*! rlhiAMt
Hho r»rfir&lt;1
i

Vemay Home In 8cene
Of R e h e a r R a l Party

ICT0RY

I 'rn lot toil jrrm\ mivv t siirtfsiit atrunj/th iti l!M4 t*xrut"lH
' t 'U liiu ti'il iiu m i I mt ul nioit lIH In tfkt | r)t y raten 11y fit lo
liV'lil
IlflH V S lltll'irll'a Imill-a-r&gt;1111all t I’llll.almctllH fur liltler
. . , nsa.-is
I'r •im-.uil tirm y-lm vy »tri-nglh (it'd n nern-t) Iiuh Iscun
leH,-|x&lt;l lit/liu r thun tint figuri- ynu'vu m« * i i . U. H. repliirt-H
11Hitdrtlir i f tlio iiiili-n n n riv rtiiliiiK Htnlinu.

MONDAY
Th# fYarcr Hand of the Prrabytrrian Woman'* Auijiiary
_ , will
m«*#t al Ih# church al .1
I* &gt;1
Th# Monthly buiinc*. mid In­
* pi rational mrrtiri( will br hrM
At 6:30 l». M
Th# Divi«lon of R#crration of
lirfvna# Tounail will hold it* reirular meeting at th# Service
Men'a Club. f» 00 |V \|.
Th# program meeting of W. M.
of th# b*ir*t Hapti.t C’hurcS
will meet Monday at th" rhurch
nt .1:30 I*. M ‘Think On Thr*e
Tlilnga —Whataoevrr Thing Ar#
l^arnevl in Hi* won!" will b# th#
topic of thr month ('irrlv | will
Have rh.nre of the pmrram The
.Sunbeam*. 11 A . and It A will
inr#t at flu rhutrh at thr vatne
.line
The Woronis'* Aonliar&gt; i f 11«.|y
Proa# Epi*ropal t'hurch v*il| m*«-t
Ip th# iSinth llou«e nt l t|)
o'clock.
•
Th# regular buain#4* arid *«M*inl
inerting of the I&gt;«*iH*ndnMr f ’lnr*
of the b’irnt Mrt iiiwli* f Chotvh
will meet in the rJaiitch anttci .it
8 00 PM . with Mm M I. Tillit
and Mr# A h Hh«#emaker a*
hi*gi#*»ca.

Mlna CUra J u lia Meisch Weda Rlchmfd
3 S4Idl*H» CfnirfM
Harris Vertiay A t Coftgregattonfd Ghurdi WIlhOrlatuioRftbbery

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PAGE THREE.

Telephone 148

MissCunninghunAnd
Philip L. Trued Wed

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Men's Ox Hide*

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22" STEEL
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py three Lames;
Defeat B r a v e s

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Hang On Fingernail*;
: Stiff ioiBsel For 8
Innings, But Push
Through In Ninth
I BOSTON, Sept. t l. OPl—After
hanging _ on by their flfigrrnall#
for eight Innings. St- Louis' stubhorn Cardinals salted their first
f* * i dpportunlty with both flat*
and cut looaa a five-run rally In
tha ninth Thursday to pull out
a 8-4 win over tha Boston Brave#
And go three games up on their
Brooklyn Dodger pennant rival#.
. Until that latr stage, the Card*
appeared earmarked as A) Javery'# lllh victim# of the emaon. Up to then, that alda rlgV-

■marl Javory, Tbo Cants' pOat
•ant in Ray Bandars to plnch-Mt
for Marty Marion, who had mod
*d lb « lin t ball pltchod to right
for a single to mot* Hopp and
advance Kurowskl to third.
Than Southworih put In Cnr
Dueak to run for Senders and
Kan O'Dca to bat for Southpaw
Howie Follot, who had rallaaid
Startar Johnny Beasley with rona
out and two on In tba third.
O’Daa caught tha Draft* flatfooted with a *i|ur*ia bunt that
puahed Kurowtkl aertu with tha
tying run —and (till tha panic
want on. Whit* who beat tha
Itravn vsaterday want in to run
for O'Dca ami waa forced at
•ecnnd by Jimmy Brown.
But
flebby Slill hobbled Harry Welkcr’i grounder and I husk came
all tha way home to put tha
Cards In front.
Kno« Slaughter ahot a single
into Irft scoring Brown and giv­
ing Javrry a one-wa- ticket to
tha ahowara.
1-efty Will Donoaan took orar
and waa greeted by a aingle by
Coaktr Triplett, pinch-hitting for
Stan Mualal. This puahed Walk­
er home with the final run. for
Triplett waa picked off flrat baee
to end the aprwe.
Tha llraves came right back In
their half of tha ninth and aant
Max Lanier, who replaced Potlet,
to tha ahowara In a hurry with a
■ingle and a walk, Harry Gumbefl came In and waa leg red by
a aingle by Nanny Pamandei for
a run. But at that point, with
the lying talllea on beta and only
one nut, large Ernie Lombardi
waa able only to roll Into a gameending double play.

'eats Carpenters
Tavern Team
Diamond Bail Gjime b Oh Tonight
nratf-LjCoach Lieb Says
Navy Is Too Good
For Florida Team

IT

TOUR T A tT R

DEMANDS

Every Wednesday
. Niffht

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• SCOTCHES

KNOWLTONH ORCHESTRA

• WINES
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Town Tavern
Cordell af____
Moeee aa-----

SURE TO

Wa ara also open for yoifr
dancing pleaaure on Sat­
urday Nights.

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N I C K 'S

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R e c re a tio n

('e n te r

Package Store

Carpenters
Town Tkvsm
4 Miles North of SANFORD
an D ELAND HIGHWAY
Town Tavern

FOUNTAIN
LUNCH
tA r)a y ‘P-

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parting

a

fsm o u a

clean,

(or

«OTICH o r M U T H I1 u u
Nolle. la karbay'glean Ikat la
e.rm.nc. of that cartala final «.rr.e of fereeloenre #M aala asl.rwl on Ibpumhir fad. l i l t la
■aa ay 111. Orealt Court la and
lor Seminole County, Florida. la
itiancery. In a cicala eaaaa I Were­
in pending W. W. yfalaoa. In »UlaOil, and Waller F. rtabwea and
Tmlly M. llolbom. ki* wife, are
daf .adnata I. I t M. Weleea. aa
Special Master of Bald Cadft br
■■Id decree agselalad .aAll affar
fur aala and tail far eaak at yaklie outcry kefot# tfca fraat dear
el Ik* Cearl llaaaa la Hanford,
Hawlna.a Cwatr. Funds. betwees
ika legal hoara at aala. aa Mand.r Ik* ilk day of October, lilt,
lha aam. b.lag a Hale Day at
thla Coart. Ik* fallowing dtaerlbed
property .liaata la dominate Connly. Florida. lo-wlt:

whnlr-

adrri* a n d

lunch.

I n r s p e n . i v r
0l*&gt;p In ihr ne rt

lima ymPre yut fnr

lunch,

won't you7

f*IIJIM t.f,|l .

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husband. s f IIP Ckeetaat Street,
Mare Britain. U eaanrttrati ED. W A R D D. m .T and
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In a l.
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CuenectkcUll
(rt-AUDE C. Binuer o f IT iltaa.
dale df reel. , W hitney sills. Canaa elleafi and C E 1 U E A U M
and — ALIJON. her hu.band real,
dance aab sown.
TOC A R E HXaiEOT NOT1 PIED
that a nail kna keen breugbl agalaat yaa la tba Circuit Court la
and far nominal# ew aaly, Ptaytda,
be IID M t T H. OOBAT and H i ttb
II. OOBAT. Join ad by bar
kuakand and
nan
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aald
MIDNET R OOBAT, and yaa are
haraby required to file w llk lha
Clack a f aald C earl year written
■ppaarancai fparnoaaily or by at­
torney) In aald salt an |hn flrat
Monday In October, A. U. ml.
being Ike 1th day a f oald month,
and tharaaftar 111# With aald Clark
year written defense. If any, to
lha Bill o f Complaint la aald anil
In Iba lima prescribed by law. ll.re ln fa ll not or judgment will
be entered a d iln ti you by default.
The nalare a f thla awll la fer
tha foreeleeure a f
curtain
tax
cerllflcaloa ngalatt the follow ing
deagrlbed real property eltunle In
darelnole Coaly, Plortda. lo -w lt:
L a , I Black II L a i 1. Block
« t and Lot 1, Black • o f Mayfa ir aoeard lag In p l a t . tbaref
duly recorded la lha Pablla
Itarorda af damlaeta County,
Florida, la Flat Book L paga
I I tkaroof.
W tT N E fU my hand and anal af
tha aald Caart at Bastard. Florida,
this lid day a f daplember, A. D.

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Bacteria Process
,
noil Nature's way and get belief
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Flowers
Lawns
Shrubbery
Plants
Trees, etc.
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Tau ara b. f t by required t a a a paar la tha bill s f cem glatat filed
. f t l i . l you la tbe eases o f ROT
W II.E T. earaua M A IU O R IR W1I.ET oa Monday. Iba 4lh day af
Ortober. A. U H it . a l tka Courthaese la Bastard, damlaole cemtly.
Florida, a ad la default e l seek
appearance Decree Pro Csaftm e
w ill be e filer ed against you. tha
relief prayed by aald bill a f com­
plaint being aa abaateta divorce
from you. t ie aald M arjorie Wiley.
II [a ordered that thla Order
shell be published nace a week
for four v-onaecellve weeks In Ike
Hanford I t . raid, k nqw.paper n»
a .a .r e t clrrwlatloa
published
In
Sanford. Bemlnala ('tounly. Florida
Irons and ordered this tlh l a ,
of aopltmher. A. II- H it .
U tv BERN DON
Clerk of Court
•Circuit Coart goal)

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O M B ca FOR p t k u r i T i o s
T H R S T A T E OF Ft-OHIDA Ttli
H A H IIT H C rS T E T T H R ,
wheae
teat known pine* o f nddrnaa la
dyramere. Terrier Onueiy, B u te of
Oeargtn.
Too are hereby
required
to
appear In lb# hill m eemplalM
filed ngaieet yon In Ike cnenn of
c t.Y iE d
iic h m e T T E n ,
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I I A t m r H CFdTETTK H . ak M&gt;nday the Ilk day o f Uetobar. A- 4k
! » « * - ■ } lha Courtheeaa la duefeed. Bemlnala Coenty.
FlerUU.
ahd la default nf Buck appearance
Pom » Pee Caafadao w ill be nala n d agadnar yea, tha re lie f prayed
by eaM bill dt com etaist katas as
absolute dlverca from yen. tka
said K erry lle fa le t l.r
It la ordered that thla Order
shell be published ears s weak
far foar ronaacaliva weeks Is tka

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Public, before you and your hua“
&lt; band will bo thinking of heavier
J clothed, nuitd, topeontn, cloth coata.
This FSill few people wll] bo buy­
ing new clothed. They will make
the clothed they have oervo longl
er. If you will want repairs, rclinlngs, now pockets, new sleeve
linings, why not h*vo lhc work
done now herons tho rush?"

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•fhool Jram playing a bunch or
college hoy#, Thev limply ha»e
loo much experience for u#,
that’s a ll*
Otherwise, It eras a rough and
Hr
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tumbla afternoon for tha Gator Iw—
Weldtd
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lank
gridmen.
in if
fnm pl.la
with
alaal
aual a laI elevatnc.
The {quad had lie final taste
of a&lt;rim mags action before they I— I'ac lllla four brukk rail l l ‘
waakar,
tangla with the Naval A ir elavtn. | _aplral
Wald .4 alaal wax applicator
doing 0«l the aaiumntlon that
lank
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conrplaie
wllk
• I s .) fram e e le ta ln l.
■peed and deception will hare to
t'acltlla atael
frama roller
he employed by the Gator grid- •_dryer
I f width. I f lath camder* to make any headway with
pl.li wllk fans
,
the more experienced Navy enuad. I — 1‘a r l ll l . four litaak roll I I fl.
.
Coach Li eh taw that the backs' aplral pollakor.
Htaal frama grad in g kail as.
and ends devoted Lie entire two-1|—a- mldr
will, i f
caarna dlalrlhoar morning drill In running’ kutlng belt.
P a rtU ie t r Id a ta lk ,
qu ickthrough and perfecting a num-1 ,
jber of aerial plays.
| r h iiit half tlMfs.
I I'arlilU t r rhatn ifBR pBtkri
1 Thla type of [lay la a feature
t.m rohTtfor with difftftnUA*
of Florida’s offensive, and haw1
elttUk. '
this department clicks will hare! t hattH (ruck* for IUB4iiBf fr«lt
la
gruel bearing on the ahowlng 1 mPlal
B«»ndf.
the Saurian# will make Saturday ! 1 trootlvH
tUlhdf* 4
A t tha start of another extrn-1 | - I l f f u U r RRMorlrntru o f p a c k ­
ing pTfi*§« rut)b#r iliRipR,
alva punting acrimmage thla af­
A ll t.fric« gqwIpmRDl. B U rternoon, seven senior and four Ain*—
t r Iral
an d l r ® RBml»Rlon * q u lp Junior gridders were teamed up
m r k t, f l M l r k m o l a r # a n d
rglUfirwui
ca n v tj o r R
now
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“ A speculative starting lineup
Blallod Id ( h *
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p « clili|
for tha opening clean.
nU nl ml U&gt;Bf wo^d. FlorldaLast year men are Halfback#
Thc broib bfllnf to ld to
Jack Jonas and Pondren Mlt- I t rb Id dtHtrao.
chalh Quarterback. Bill LaDku.
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Hpoclal l i u l t r
Pullback BIN Corry, Center Oleo
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IM1TI.K
Lee, Guard Floyd KoneUky and
AlfurtiRjr for IMoiotlff.
End Nick Klaus. The /aiiiori» |
are Hugo Miller snd 8tan Carer I
n H iie .N o r
r r w t u ATSox,
at tha Uckle po#U; Bill Kab.rni
H T A T C OK riA IH lI&gt; A i T O
•t a guard slot, and Joe Graham ! Nd&lt;«mi
V War ran. In tmtm of CJ
out on the left flank.
HairrtRu Hr w# if. N* w J« r B mf.
Tha remainder of the after | It Bpp+arln* fram lha bw
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noon aeealon ronaiited of the1 I? of ffihtplg In, filed In I
rauee. wherein JOHN
usual group work In aignal prar 1rH» fAtain
III! KN. Jit le
plaintiff.
tie* action on the charging #le&lt;l, ,.. „ Naomi V Warren, are del
punting and place kicking, an.I a deni, ihal yuu are a resident
Tugged log fight emong the M .»-li. New Jersey. Inal your
la In rare of o il!# day
tackles and ends In two-on-one Ufr.a
ihal &gt;ou are over Ike
ege
blocking scrimmage.
f-fwe n*/ -eei
Following the workout Uviav r * &lt; » » ' V
tha Gstot mentor slIU ex promad
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kvorry eoncemlng the Saturday! ,
I rIda an I
“ The boys are all In g o o d t&gt; 1M».
*ape," he sutart. "but I ’m afreui ;,n; iT Itr^
v*.Pr*. going to be playing out „ deers.
M oMr. claas. juit like a high entered &lt;
school playing a college Dam.
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Dealing further blows at the
Japan*—. General MacArthur re­
ported, Allied fighters flew up
and down the Kodoka track, the
Invasion rout* from Buna, on New
Guinea's opposite coast across th*
Owen Stanley mountains.
"BuDdlngs, kuts and sheds along
th* track wara heavily strafed
with cannon and machine-gun
a fire," the commnnlqo*
Irt* Allied fighter* also set
fir* to an enemy Zero fighter snd
supply dump at Buna airdrome
and smashed an anti-aircraft po­
slUoa.
rn
Ranging out to sea, other Allied
w planes, fn this Instance flying
fortresses, set on fir* an enemy
cargo vessel in VlUas strait, off
New Guinea, and attacked a large
'motor boat from s low altitude
In th* faca of cooiMantble anti• aircraft fir*.
Tha
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pertly ell*need
lb# raacl
machine-gun firs at low altitod* and
a l l .returned
. returned to their
sod. *U
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Talk With Stalin
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Artie Convoy Lanes
GcrmanShipKeported
Cleveland Warns Property
Torpedoed In July;
Owners Of Fire Dangers ' * * £ S ta£ eJJ

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Short Courses For
S t a t e University

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’» * Allied planes It was reportThe Kan font Pit: t Club ha* an­
* atl today continue to harrars
Japanese Port of Lse, New nounced the proposed organlietlon
lit collige *hnrt counea designed
^ guinea and United Stasis to mMt the Mortage of engineer*,
airmen made 23 raids aftJkfk. rikrttlWa, jdiyslcht* and produc­
occupied. China, French Ipitlii- tion n m ern rr* K flelik essential
Defense .mP Seminole
China and Burma In July find W-National
Coast) wdmert who are1Interested
August, shooting down J. ; may get .further detail* about the
Enjoying
— planes and destroying SO oth- ' counea, offered by the University
of I're*Went Kfosevrlt, Mu,tnph* Nshs,
* er* On the ground. Chunking of Florida la co-operatkn with,
The widespread campaign of
aerial assault* open the Japanese
&gt; u under
yesterday In the
, New Guinea area, with the Allied
c o m m e n d reporting successful
ralde on enemy supply bases end
•hipping end i A
Ing operation
atlon up e r d ' S o w n ' T h e
Kokodi. track leading to Port
Moresby.
Again the headquarter* of Gen­
eral Douglas MacArthur Indicat­
ed little ground action on the
front now 1! mile* eatt of Port
Moresby, main Allied lupply base
In New Guinea. The command'*
m communique *atd the eltuation wae
w unchanged but patrol* ware actiee against the Japan***.
The principal raid reported to­
day waa a "coordinated attack"
against Lae, New Guinea, In
_ which eight tone of bombs were
ta dropped.
Allied medium bomber* hit en­
emy dispersal areas while attach
pisnee heavily strafed anti-air­
craft ~uad supply Installations In
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Draft Board Lists Arm y Life In Newfoundland
Described By Frank Cowles .
Florida rltk*. th* committee worn- Names Of Men T o
aa disclosed.
Requirement* for Starling a
class that are the course chosen Leave Wednesday u.W. Spencer Wins'
le beneficial to national defense,
* The course* Include engineering,'
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Camp Hlandin^ Hus ( (institution (Juiz|!\.S.K
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Officer, Daniel Earl Cameron,
huilwnd cf Mrs. Shell. Unit
s h o u ld I m v » b c K m ! to jo in o n o o f
Cameron, formerly of Hanford,
Ih B b r a n c h # * o f t h * t r m e d f e r r e t word glrlng detail, of the trag­
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t h e U n i v e r s i t y e f F l o r i d a In t l .
c l a s s o f 1 9 4 0 a n d w a s c a ll e d to Drill of Mobile, well known form­
s e t ! r e d o t y J a n a 11 . l i e 1* t h e er resident here, and brother of
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of Tuesday, Sept. IS, whkh g*m
an account o f th# burial thrro
O b s e rv e d of Hr. Cameron t
" —May he not have died In
T o d a y vain",
"In simple aorrkts. but with
foil military honors, Daniel Earl
Cameron, St, instantly killad by
a machine gent bullet while serv-

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Dr. I-eland 11. Dame, director
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of th* Seminole County Health
1 tu ra l
frlenilhti*&gt;ss of
the New | the 11*42 &lt; *i n *ll. C it y H e t V
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the N r w f ir s
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State Mobile X ray Unit
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only by Ih * l it M er 'i lnt ere*l 1m|
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them and their r u i l m m
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V fill* la le r «tlggv*l»**l the n ,|...1 - 1
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population being so tested.
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W. Morehouse, X-ray technoloam i radio ■tAti*ifia
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t r m p t in * tu tlfslroy lnd#t*9nd*nt
buBlnr«*f&gt;a which thi not employ
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Ward To Be Alabama! up"n lndutU‘ l fr**tom" .
; Attorney General A A A Fertilizers Must
MONTGOMERY, Kept. 21. UTi Pass State Inspection
—Tom Ward, Tuscatooes attor­
ney, probably will be appointed
attorney general succeeding th*
Democratic nominee, Hubert Har­
wood, who has boon called to th*
Army, Informed aouice* report­
ed today. It li understood ward
wculd seek elsclion In the Novem­
ber general elect Job, ________

TAILAH SSBE, Sept. i f . 1AVThe U. 8. Department of agricul­
tural obtained today a federal
injunction stopping Florida
seising A A A feriill
into tr# eta la wthout
Inspection.
Federal Judge A- V. Long ta­
wed th* tetnyorwr o r fv

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Independent Team Defeats Navy
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solve Pilcher Forifuaon'a puialing
•teats, war* held to four HIU.
lllaa Ellon Betta v a i umpire.
Richard
D. Eaton, o tlk ial
scorer for tho Diamond ball Leagee, atatod yesterday that fam es
will continuo on Monday, WedMMlar »»&lt;1
Friday evening.?hem
leafue ho raldi three of them,

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no sperial r n-idrratiun would Ur
«r|irrKRndfr mobilisation rrfulaIIM trta profes-ional athlrtrs.
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Inc the locals. Fouy fames have i*»ued simultaneously at Ottawai
alrwtdy been played.
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T b t diamond ball ft m t will
"W hi'e n»lilu r country (Tam ila
W ould K in g C ole lie M e rry
W ith S to m a c h U lcer P a in s ?
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Seal If ha had stomach ulcer palne
Sufferers who have to pay the pen­
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wring the No. &gt;1 uniHIXIAN BOrTT, Comform of J inny Beasley as a ALIIKItTA
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pryebologk
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l| l« furihrr or »Jr re-I I tomI thin
-----------and In the eighth Nkk Eltett hit Olitrr
bn (ilitllllhrit scfi, n a Orrk
Htill further m ductiw tn long»lif1' •liliiuW gierBsCeflhet iwer, ■ for t&gt;‘Uf rtiRMfullto »«••k o III |h»
ili*iBi*rc ami Inral t*lrphon« rails utlva o rtr
fight flild fenct, Manfofit ll»r«M
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flrUI n*B| off Bkltl C*ourt. Ihia |hn
vital war calls the f|ulrke*r po«jl*:
V htiti Danny Mjirtnugh optnsd •ill i M l tit MBJ.lMI.l-rf. |*I2
l.k *4 rvirr. It wa* anrouncti! toninth with n tlngls, tha tenth
n. r. l KHNIhiv
&lt;*l»rk of lb** ftrru ll Cuuit
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f Mr ^ v m W U , C * &gt; p n ‘ w u
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Ural)
,
Jrrr to*Uy by K. V. Turntr, .man tu t
fo r six inning**
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duty."
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ly leaves nrlrctivp *rnrice o f f i­
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hockey player*, or other profearional nthlrtcB, into • Ihr r work

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Asked ill Long i
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in thr futi tr, Ih r nnm u nrrrncnl
from »r|iH*tiv&lt;* m -r v ir r h^»*A&lt;|uar
trr* hrr r *al*l ' In th** meantime
there wo'iltl !*• rmthlng to M H r r
the Nnti'innl ll&lt;-ckry league fnm i
rrg a g in e in lh* winter irh n lu lp
of iiiternati mal games**

evening tvrrt team of
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Navy Announces Air
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K i s k a Blasts Jap
Planes And S h i p s

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NEW YORK. Sept. 17. &lt;/P)
—Th8 E**t*m Defense Com­
mand .today announced that
a small raft was found along
the Atlantic coast of Long
Island laat night and a shot
waa fired in an unsuccessful
attempt to hait a prowler.
The Army Beach Patrol with
tho poilco and Coast C.usrd
b U r aearrhad the vklnlty and
“dlarovervd nothing unusual.- Th»!
Incident occurred . about 10:00!

Opened This Year
P r o d u c tio n

p o ll KENT
FURNISHED A IT .. Privet, bath.
;b h a r t c e l e r y m u c k
Apply 219 W. 6th 8L
LND8.— Ready
to
plow, UNFURNISHED ht use, 6 room,
'ator for Irrigation. No drainand bath, three miles out West
re tax, guaranteed tltlo. Sale
First S t. Phone 4.12-W. Rt. I,
6.00 per acre—Rental (5.00
nox 90, Sanford. Fla.
n arm
cultivated In 1942.
ak any celery grower at l.ake 4-R 00M aturro hungaltw, mod­
art. M. J . 'floss, Jr . Phone
ern, polished floors, adults.
Phone 790-J.
NTY secondhand lumber, win
Hl'KKR'a
Modem Apartment#. Loiera. doors, corrugated tin. Du
ration 0th and Hth Sta. Just off
art's Lumber Yard.
Park Avr. Phone 649 or 99.
ROUND rnahi
solid top. I
DEED 4 burner oil stove, 14.60:1
Vltalalr Ice Box (22.60: uaad
Roe#
,4 ft. ktroaena refrigerator.. FURNISHED H O USES!
Court, 2008 Grandview, (7 6 .0 0
' B aser Radio Barries.
month) 321 Magnolia, $85.00
mcitth; Corner MOth * Oak,
LARQE BUNCH Frome and fin­
(46.00 month; 820 East 20th
ish carpenter tool# cheep for
$48.00 month. Colclocgh Realty
caah. Inquire before 13)0 P.M.
C o, Tel. 73*.
week days.
Sunday all day.
’jTkraa-fourtha miles South of UNFURNISHED HOUSES! 804
■ Qlndervllte, old Sanford Ave.
Magnolia. (36.00 month; 113
Road. V. H. Washburn.
Ea«t 26th, 126.00 month; 211
Summerlin Ave, (35.00 month.
Colclough Realty C o , Tel. 732.
26 FIN BALL MACHINES, IIS

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Also- WANTED: Girl f
; Loach Stand with Beer and
u ln .
Roumlllal
. Brin* with the only Dance IU II1 Drug Co.

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1942 World Series
ro Begin Sept 1;
USD Will Pr of i t
CHICAGO, Sept. 1«, (A1)—'The
opening game of tho 1242 world
series will be played Sept. 10 and
Oct. I either in Brooklyn or St.
Louts, K. M. 1-endIs, commission­
er of baseball, announced Tues­
day.
l^ndis alto disclosed the Red
Cross has rejected baseball1* offer
lo share In asrist receipts and
as a result ths entire aum will
go to the United Service Organi­
sations.
If the Brooklyn Dodgers win
ln the National leagua so that tha
aerira la between the. Dodgers and
the New Yotk Yankees, the first
six games will be played without
a day’s rest. In the event o f a
Ht. Louie Cardinal victory, an
open date woald be Inserted each
time (he aeries shifted i altos to
allow fer travsl.
Under the original world series
ceah splltop announced by Landis
on Aug. 2 l a major shat* e l .re­
ceipts would hava bean divided
between the Red Croes and Ike
USO. Ths Red Cross, however,
docs net normally participate In
benefits where It shares Ike Inc:m e with any other group.
I lance the USO will receive an
estimated 1167,644 If tka eerie#
goes tour games, 1611,271 If tka
series goes all games aad | IT f,006 It It goes tka seven-gams
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the Pacific fleet command at
Pearl Harbor (tailed h few min­
ute# earlier.
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The Navy’s report here also said
tha* oa 8 e p t 4, two loog-raitga
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The City Commission mat In
adjourned sen Ion yesterday l i
tomeon at 4.&lt;» P, M. at the City
Uall. a cording to City Clerk H. N
B arer, In order to consider sa«
m l bide received at the regale.-

pmperty »*' a
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, * erv opened, but is there «
■&lt;••• n ^ tv to ‘ abui-U- at lie tli
•It was neressary to tall a ape­
meeting Wednesday to cons I
them- Mr. S ty ar sai l.

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CLEANERS

Trim Submarine
Chaser Presented
To Free Norway

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la Commarclal subjects
from 9(00 A M to
M. Include ehotrhand. '
tmeoeraphtng, calculst I
•keeping,
penmanship,
tad spelling. Kvrning
codacted from 7 00 in]
,
___ :k Mondays and Thun
days. Mrs. Magwairaddr-l th .i it
enough
students
become
m
Urested, clasaee Will be iUrtrH 1
later in commercial law.
i
A new shorthand class, imnr-l
hy Mrs, Maxwall, “The Victory
Claaa", la being itarte-l
This
"streamltned" coatee, Mrs. U n ­
wail explained, will condense a
regular 1 * months course of study
Into thru* months, atvl will ncc«»
aJte thru# hour* af stu.iv « u /\
by Doplla. However, Uile course is ,
optional, and pqplli desiring u.
taka the longer, coarse of studr 1 1
In shorthand may do eo.
Mrs. Maxwell also «tBtr&lt;| that' A. C. Yonnally
advanced pupil, may take civil j J Allenhy

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and l.elieve,! dead
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vsIIihI for nis fireman lo Jump
The fireman was sr.lded, hut mil , MllNTGIIMERY. Ala , Sn-t
seriously, bv escaping stssm when
I he locomotives telescoped.
A score of Injured were taken j
tn hiapitale at Charleston and!
nsaily Ma toon
The paaaeogvr cars were badl) '
buckled.
Several cars of oil overtumetl!
and buret Into flame. The fire

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P
M . Fridays.
- r . A M I m ; (Ml |* M . am]
Saltinlaya M |.*» to •» .«) p ^
”TS» ar nrve *4 hnlijlro a* s«i
|7. t k Ihr hra&lt;l «»f ihji rompany art
•lt-*ifn«w| at a war hn.t- m r « fjr i
»-ih
»«v* electricity, and tn
cite wiirkei* more time off for
htmir •«*feP*r a« t hrltlot," t«|d
II K Kitffuion manaffrr of th#
'la rX m et Ann Store
1 liehrve that this n«w »che*
|dole
III i*e conducive to the
hralt'i ami rffkiency
of
OUT
, k*i»rkrre.M i*i.l Manarer Art C
i Winfrey of the P iffly WIf fly
( Store **
“Employee* of the Table Sup•ply Store err already srrvlnf in
the home xuard. and aa plane ofe•rrvation
lookout!.**
fleclarW
M m .ger Bill P .r r ltt,’’ end more
|lime off will t noble them to 4o
I more In UJe rvepwcL"

I’roU’st Muck* Axainsl
Mobile Ferry ( ’harjfe.s,

i DuPont Company
Film On Arc Welding
To Be Shown Tonight

to fts

• . 1.

The Sanford Vocational School
loemtod In the Kant Ualldlng on

»«*a lo the batUe Tor li&amp;erty”
end eventually carry the Norwegiaa f l 'g Into a home port to
a f n o Norway.

'Willed

7 r ,J

6

Press Into
grad, Sus­
Knormous
In Bnttle

o, am . , , i , 4 r „ „ i
K ii-'Us it h«-mli|unrtcr* hciMuli.lgi-*! i -hIii )
fo r the
.k,
i -l tun,. Ilia t ti-'rm u ii aiego
n
ilir -iu .itg
"iM-vcrnl
'• i i . &gt;-i ilit i . i &gt;iii « " m to thfc
..m l
h u - - i, i •-k4-ii th ro u g h
Hi- Moil h en s! o u ts k ir ts
St.ilingiM il nml rr|Kirtcd
• •!&gt; hi-it-I- In house fig h t*
g
in |irogrt-M.4.
W hiio
•• v»*i. *n|| a,, intimation o(
" I t * f »ltmr. fhp Jtorlrl rSilfc}
la.-.t.-.l th.- (Ss-nnanB ,**r« still
f raaitl
ami tUB'•"'h' •nor turn n Iobat*• **
\ ft i
. , f liftm an rr*«nr*v
M••••' *••' *•*••* • ar up to rs­
.. Hit ftll.it n.sttif arriving in
’
clou. • lamllni lirnnf•.
.

League M atch To W riter Describes Sinking
Be Held Sunday
Of Aircraft C arrier Yorkt

latter opening tonight at 7 0&lt;
o'clock, Mrs. M 0. Maxwell, pun
ripal, .aid today. More i-unil.
era entering every day, Mrs
Maxwell slated, and addci that
aha u p se ts Up total tnrtdlmrnl
will soon rasa tha hundred math
Mrs. 1 , P. Hall will serve as
one
'a absent, of Mrs. i*ick
Ver
form .ny Miss
Clura

a large shipment of
FASHION LOOK

In

K u n ip e

Germans
Stalin
taining
l-osses

.• .

Adjudges Fair Sale)
Prices On 10 Par-'
cels Of Property

We have just received
.So that you may keep that

O f

swooped on a southeast
cowsti
town, damaging ihops and hoaa«a .
with high eiploiive bomba. Five i
persons were killed an a lum ber I

City Commission
Considers Sealed
Bids At Meeting

- ■: j «t~-

M in is te r

A l l i e d

• A t the .tm 4 lime, th# Natl
,Ulfh Command reports nine pvr-|
***♦*• w**° killed by machlnrgunl
b u lk u Wednesday as the Germen!
»lr
'Slums-. ..ayHght raids
on Ilritain and t-omled and ma- !
C* ine-gunred three coast towns.;
Two P&lt; eke-Wulf 1 90 lig h te n &gt;

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Classified Advertisements

Reds Acknowledge
Nazis Get Through
Northeast Of City

C. S. GUder Troops Show How to Surprise h

i.

the two competing club*.
However, the belance from the
third and fourth gamei *111 r ”
to the UBO. The commissioner,
leeguee and clubs will Uka all
proceeds frera the fifth game and

M em ber A.VKodntrd I're x s

V a s io n

1 Mi "ii i? A

' Holly , f
B t c i : Pomm-in-l
ItufIrr rf
f Tntnls

ItU

H in ts

VI* Cut Tabs.

&gt;&gt;

17.

LONDON. Kept. IT. (A P)
— I nliah fa rm are •believed
to be eaatlnuiav th . week eld
advance on T nanariva. the
tael of French administration
at Madagascar, pending an
fir N B r n l
o«
i r a iiU f t
U rn s.

E xtra heavy,

- Unison i&gt;
Ciltam Ii
j f oo*c -f

T i l l ILSD A Y . S E I T E M H E I t

Germans Claim To Be
Resuming Daylight
Raids On Coastall
Towns Of Britaini

Letter and Legal

I I S Park A te.

F L O R ID A ,

War Industry

.The hippopotamus, ths larfest
aqratle hoofed animal, sometimes
reaches a welfbt c f four tons.

f o 'l i i- lh

BILL’S PACKAGE

Unidentified jConferred With FDR
Raft Seen Off

The Arab ccnuuest, which poThoufh Puerto Rico if in the
Iltically altered the whole history
of Egypt, had no appreciable in­ tropeta, the blfhcst temperature
fluence on the physique of its In­ ever recorded there wee 90 de-.
frees.
1
habitants.

rv^HutiATJod

lord
lml« p* n lent*
Administ'eto
|r cjrprftd* '.t*
Drfivi 1 .

1 0 &amp; SAVED
NOW OR ] 00%
TAKEN BYTHE
AXIS LATER I

"A Afi** stamp 10ys A
MANthnrthV ftATTu riAG
• # • OR A LlfC

LOST i Key ring
key*. Reward.

a o v ic i

George C. Holt Is
CommisslohedlnNavy
____
V W Im
P A tK .— Georgs c.

Hew. dlraetor a f admissions at

A film antltled ’T h a Inside of!
A ft Welding” will U shown to­
night at 8:30 o'clock at the
Seminole
High
School
Fe mi
Building, It wee announced early
Hit* afternoon by Alex Johnson,
local director of Seminole County
Defence Training.
No admission will be charged
end M r. Johnson urged that nil
peraone, who era Interacted, be

7 Killed In Crash
Near Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Sept. IT.
V--A6 laaei aerate men were
lied yes tends r la the crash e f

with operating a wlf B l i e HaB In five B u t

P
T S J E ? JS
IBOBM n praatltato In i
1 sesriw-dci

Soldiers Are Denied
Credit At Army Post#
WASHINGTON, Sept. IT. (AA—
Tha M ar Department today de« « e d ,e atricUy cash basis for
all soldiers at all Army poeto In
(Bntlnental United Stotoe, aboL
UWng credit
nririlegea
which

Manager Of Stora
In Jo n -s and Stevens Drag
and tha Sanford D rag Ca.
for a number o f y ja n . has
»"•&lt;*« "‘ • " H V
B enneit'i

�ftwrvttl %r«*i

a

TH E

HOLLYWOOD

i R w r since the rlrc trir sgc came.)
I l l n&gt;•-r « 'liv e wept hr l)tfille«J.j
KilniiMl or amilr«l rom iilsrrntl) —I

SAN FO RD

H ERALD.

SAN FO RD .

THURSDAY. flEPTEMB l * IT, I M i

F L O R ip A

Shorn Size 16 Issued .
Cats Rid Defense
To Negro Selectee
Plant Of Polecats

Wo C an't,Equal Their Sacrifices, but We Might Try

a r d in liiir to intiivid jmI (rrtiiirra- I
intent at tlu
*i t I t of
liulb : |
; H O L L Y W O O D . Sept 17. (W W ) . ki&gt;*tlinF nut th fii nan nitm i tor.
— Dim-out. 'The
houlrvard
»n |tf»o f •t tim r. K'vsrjr jrrar there's I
eerie d ir r t uf i l u tn ««, licht* a m a cru|., nrw i.ati.e* for th«*!
'fa atin ft a fnln l elow—dnwmwenl. m a t s 'll i hjmjr* r* t«» learn I ‘.*r»y
. T V * bright flower* of liron sronr \ r s i *nmr of the •»l«l «#!»*•• Im k
from tli* »Mc«. O nly yrllow fiitht from u*r. Not if *hv&gt;'M in i*i.
In*»f tV »u * L Join. Ilii'.io o M
Dm*—dnwimnrtl.
im ne •till Rhino ,n th»* dim ml !
Th e lm*t 'o f tSo ,‘g » V ” pre- Anti t ’arolu leomlurtl'i.
m ien, with lic h l, «tn n , flnwrr*.
K rrn in the d in .n u t l|ul!t
ml {
. " rrid o of lh r Y n n k frv ' Klr»t of
the dim-out premier*, " T ie l*ie*l •U m ^ *11 Vrrti on w.itching ih#»f
lh* a
P ip er.” Slnr», flo u rr* . no lights. innrt|U«*« * Studio i.ffii a&gt;
Ur* «rr Laf galn-bnur#! u» i.l a r n r 1
T h r tnanjurv* dim too. Vuu can the on!* i of lsftll.fi.|.layer**
&lt;9t\\\ t«v nho‘» In whnl ‘ picture runt I Ml Is.
hilt
"|lHl«,|H’»uitiit"
but ynu ran'i pel t',« twinkle un.l hiuscv* lo ll tl-* ru m n I Sat Must i
'
Th ere', .nm * of tho maple c»*ln in I It# rash leglster. I h i l i* ,
fa n e from nuii.|uee&gt;.
.•
•hoar Ih llyw*-o&gt;l pii&gt;ll»rrra inn 71T j
lYear* ern, they »ay. K t lr l ! *.-|sr to srhu'a really slut -«u*e nf
p p a rO m .iri' went l lie fit. I time .lie wa&gt; a.
V»m i **!• f* no Mi . r I o a t it
*h« . lu * her entile in llghl*.
j ru.%1.|i ' •a oil o ir !•*»»« |&lt;l'a*'iir,A|
I *.*1111 thr n *n.a* of Mon* hr* m !» r '
| ttllh rm iiiciitioit iif the »tar n|
ine pieture in Which Marie
•*aup|oit." They run rtim mis r '
lop. t lin k (inhlr i'nt &gt;1111 nuti
il ir-e lollitig ifl« r 'ir'tl click* *1 I
hit* I* fun the *tu*11** l »*• a tl t
It * h * a totivie t nil* •I ".S|*trlnv
IIIcKur lit which i» Itnisr Md* I
- : i*i i o |, an*| (table Vtna the ha*l i
it*u titan The *’|#i*liea'* hn*l "
m V irid (»nhlc tin I put his f ain*
in lig lt s art t'tat
tin
*ti|i|u*
(|jirk ly f*»ll*»\*»*1 suit an hilling
Jan tea (*t|(l»ey t»***k a tuari|urt*
I iJmttr/fuiih into cutitl
Ain hi*
O. I) F A It It F L U . I ’ron.
|
suit
again* l U u u it r *
proof
Phone 0 1 4 6 ,
M tlh rr Hide,
| that Id* coi'liM*! was
vi*.|.it« &lt;1
(pormrrly ilatrRctt'* I.I»| Stuff )
I m&lt; a-i-* I'ut tl'llrian'** natm* wn*

U K K U N D . 8 * p t IT , ( r N S )
V. hen cn u n rx p jrta U d polecat
...Hr i l* plant of tbo Food
irh in o y Corpora tloo’i .m p h l•n tank d iriilo n , and rata Mt
hiH ixccp Inr in tbo &gt;tor*room.
iter*o.'n«l
director
Jamee
A.
liirrn w a ld decided to r n r a r t tk«
i n /lee* of a huaky cat. So Tabby
cat o fficially place on tha payroll
V. . talary of 10c a day. Oe of
ivhi-h pay* for her d a lly milk.

Daniel Boone * U a wagon ri,
tihcksralth, ■ banter end trapper.

Two b it
of good

fans and lota
tooling drink*

BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE &amp; BAR
Ph. 6 * 0

|WD c a s h GSOCEPv "
AND

MEAT

M A R K

E

W h ere You A lw ays Get Good A

PLENTY of PARKING SPACE

0 H A N FO R D A V R

PH O N ES

PORK CHOPS

POTATOES .. 10 lbs .. 20c
rkd inih

leanry •

I

fly l U r l i n g

i

.*
Odlltlf Mild
lunch
Ml
tlllts V ,*|(

illlltt

fltlMC

III

|ht-

M(|

• a r v H iw r ia a r

IIEl.SCII HI ILIUM

itKCT.

M&lt;*lcl IK*Jorr* J&gt;i)l# h«a J u ii b*«n
i namr*l K*y (*irl !*)• Alfred S. WaU
ifen. rhaitman cf \hr Krjra to V k »
l lory &gt;
t dmmlllrp in NtW
I loTb &gt;''•*• » »ht»mn holdiii|T a few of
JI&gt;* • ' 1 . « that will b« pUcvd
thr .ti- ut ihr n iv to collect old
L«b• I ••» 1 1«&gt; »r nist.il rtuitrnt which
i
it
»»ri«. Mtlv n*«.lrt| bv I ho U. S*
JA C K S O N V II.I.K .
S e p t.
I •*
N..*v f**r (.'uni nr.i| f \ lt in | l
(FN eS)
At I r a .t fetl.ono i r m i will

50,000 Acres Will Be
Farmed In ’Glades

b t id t i

. ? 1

u iu iiu t n

how* tainting la MaJ. B. If .
offenberg ef the United SUte*
lirln* Corps, who commend* tha
larloa barracks at Sitka, Alaska,
hi* lc an ofBrUI U. H. Navy photo.

ittJt &lt;*f |NthlOf» Will lltlllt p’t I till
tier wav I Ii** Itfiin i »o|» i« n**l
C JWTtfdl !•• !»•
h f l ’f I* IIMIll
but iiulle’ltt «*•»•• Js*•|f1 1 1 1 * Ills.re’
fflff)

a»)tl |H.lal»rr»

Veal Roast
Meat Bologna
Beef Tongues
Beef Hearts .

rre s .in g l,
In man,
pemlabD

fronts i ii m 11 \k Monday

iiliiii

r n r e a r r a ir v s
I

IV O R Y F L A K E S — D U E — IV O R Y K N O W — U 11IP S O

s u ite d In s e rio u s c o n g e stio n o f our

phono c o r v k g f o r t h a m ilit a r y a u .

If tim e s w e re n o rm a l, w e w o uld

t h o rllle s a n d tho p o a p la w ho a ro

• x p o n d to c a r e fo r tho In cre ase d

p ro d u c in g th a w e a p o n s o f w a r.

v o lu m e o f c a lls . But m o re fo d lH Ie s

T im a l« abo rt. S p a e d It u rg e n t. A s
those e s s e n t ia l te le p h o n e user* turn

c o n n o f |ye b u ilt now b e c a u s e the
m a t e ria ls

needed

fo r

te le p h o n e

to the te le p h o n e to s a v # tim e , th e y

co nstructio n a r e g o in g In to w e a p ­

d e p e n d o n tho s a m e te le p h o n e sys­

o n s e f w a r.

tem th a t s e rv e s y o u . T h e re fo re the
v o lu m e e f w a r c a lls h a n d le d o n
lo n g d is ta n c e a n d lo c a l te le p h o n e
lin e s g ro w s g r e a t e r w ith e v e r y d a y .
D ils , c o u p le d w ith In c re a s e d u se g e
b y th e ptrfcllc g e n e r a lly , h a t r e -

So to help relieve the congestion,
we are asking the public to limit Its
use ef long distance and local serv*
ke In order that wee cells can have
the right-ef-wey.

wot

iw c x i’ uw R x n c o r a x

Thee* (lately vole** are ty p ica l ef the Uw prices we effer et
day ef eetry week sad UdUat* tha W« aariage yea eejey V i e .
shop her* for a ll year heme drag*. UUctrte* aad eccewwlre. E
though yea m ay aet aeed a a y th la g 'td la y .'k t N i l H r N » *• t t

Friday &amp; Saturdny
DOUBLK PROGRAM
DOUBLE-STAR ACTION!

.S E It V It h

Kent1*

U S E D 4 burner d l Muv*. 14 . 6 0 ; IN S U R A N C E , fir e , windstorm,
ngtotaoblU burglary, fm p e n sa V lt a la ir Ice, Box I 2 6 .6 0 ; uae*l
A t a Having. C. M. Iloyd
4
ft. kerosene refrigerator
Hauer Rad la Service.
H O U H EH ; 211 Summerlin A v ­ B U S , O P P O R T U N IT IE S
enue, nice 5 room bungalaw,
about 2 year* oM— Oak floury, Q w eeriG A H : Grocnry ralhv) by
tlncl* Bam. C u n l proposition
Venetian bllnda. Owner leaving
fpr aulrk Cash Hale see B h ric ity Is rvsson for selling. Coltter/ lak e Maty.
elongh Realty Co. Tel. 7 3 2 .
AUSTIN MOTOR.
. ; Rt, 1, Dog |»»,

Y lW I

CHURNGQLD
lb 25c
PALMOUVfe SOAP McCo r m ic k s t e a
3 B a r s ............. . 20c Glaus Free
26c
OCTAGON
'
SB a MPOO....... 30c
Q IA N T BOftP *r P6 W P 0 I
2 for ....................
CLEANSER

C. Unison.
irtsU A te,

PO PU LAR BRANDH

Iv ila c t

Paoc r i i i i M i i t i

K »lf»r r** 4 laa

Beans 2 lbs.

Pears 5 lbs.

.

&gt;• M

Tomato Soup

Sorters Pills...... .19c

Cornea Beef HohIi

Absorbing J r ...... 97c

^nttftf.QrftRms..... 39c

DRKaaiN U

N o. I

Wine of OiTddl 89c
Toolli Yowder.....81c
40o C biteria...... 31c
60c Zonlte............4Tc
60c Murine.........49c *
Ms T C M k la s
a s . fl
. 89c
Powders .............I»7e «

Long Dlitanco Cofit

i i r i r i f c s
Place y e u r calls k a lo r o 9 *•(*&gt;., b * .

mmm.

a:*

90-100.Prunes

m«
12' •&lt;

tab* r t f *

Richland Tomatoes I

Turnip Greens

l&lt;*«

P U liN r r

All Bran

N brrlx

tCANDIEK

O r la f ••

Toilet Soap

i R r c r y Ilo x
11111V,.

# $ L 10

TU88Y

K

‘ (H A n m tc e d
■

i

r k b W T IlM

akin? Powder

•FRESH

Oe JSSs r n u s s x i T r m

.-

,8st&gt; Preservea

I1 »

( M l| M
W e H lc fe

M k r tfe e l or

Spaghetti

•BAND-AID

_

:i for 2'»t

Choc. Malted Milk

: r :iu

oviaave

Granules, Ige

Giant Peaa

P R IM H

B K in r.l

ERONI...

s ts u m

sassn

»«*»*i

2!»t
'

•”

2 It

A I .H r .I I T

Tobacco

Sliced Beeta
W-T •

,

Ilk

TMT BORAX
M lb. 5c 1 lb. 15c

Com* 12-oz.

B e M te l e rep b ee y e a r feeefcer aa
y t a r n(

TO UCM T

» I U

*-..11

Soap Flakes, lire
•

SATURDAY ONLY

\ n .y m

I ^ L ^ L - _ . - fi _ .

I’eaeock Syrup
Kool-Aid
PeacheH
2 Im
All Swool Olco. I H»

&lt;o
a

lir is r

2:l

2.h

an

ii *

I"*

Miracle Whip, pint
19 Oa Rra« or Weatl*

l

Junior F oihIs

rre m l* .

Condensed Milk

M C t M C 6 » » »i | U if t 4 4 v » v

1U

Bath Powder

tw lfl* *

fM H b l Y

Sujfar Peas
is

21c
5»c

I 01 lib i wet

Oxydol

Citro Carbonate 57c
$1.25 SarRka.......98c

CHEN YU
NAIL »
LACQUER
CARTON

Black Draught
75c Llsterine.

I Cgsea

Limes do/..
P t t r r 1 t l UM
Carrots 2 lb*.

Onions 2 lbs.

19 Oa JA R

g irl ie cer* for child e f.
■ a end evening*.
S IS

J tlr r

Vinegar, pint

G I R L W A N T E D , neat. Intelligent

-.

Squnsh 2 Ibn.

■ tcia t

B C Powders..... IBe

Too7h*Pa«te...... 39c
50c Barbaool ....39c

ilA V I l Y O U lt watch tvp iired b)
I.A K F . IIA It T t U L K H Y M UCK . o n * ' who (ra lly knbw*
how
L A N D 8 .—Ready
tu
.p lo w .
H rig go. Jeweler M aendl* tv*
W ater for Irrigation. No d rain­
age tax, guaranteed title. Hale H TO R A U K your car at
f ir . 00 per acrw— Rental t il .00
Garage.
.Special rain dead
176 aerr* cuftlvalrd In
I'.M'J
storage. .
A sk anv celery growrr at l-uk*
H *rt. M. J. Mo**. J r. I’hon* ! k l ^ ! t b . l. A N K O lH
0977 . Orlando.
_______ ,•

S H O U S E R snd lol
to n es. Apply 4

do

Eater Atll*w

Lemons, doz.
rmmey I'tak
Tomatoes 2 lbs

l .a r i c

W IH T E O R rolored for general
homework for acnsll fam ily.
610 W . 1 st HL

v: •;. r-' :
.V"
Local Ca ll,

H:00 A .M . till 11:311 I’ M

Heinz Ketchup

Classified Advertisements

f a c ilit ie s .

HATI'llllAYS

M O N D A Y ’S th ru T H U H S H M
8 :3 0 A.M. 'IUI 0:011 I’ M

(C tn trn l V r t i l )

IH IS IN H s M

IT ttU L L L I)
F R I. S P E C IA L S

ra d

S L I C E D PIO L IV E R
S K I N L E S S W E IN E R S ti
W H IT E UO II.IN O BACON

lb 29c

LARG E
P K f iS .
w ith (.oupon on l ’n «e

Ambassadey to tha United Slate*, la
sh o rn in friendly eosesraatlan with j
MauU Uea. II. 11. Arnold, chief ef
tha Ameritan A ir Fate*, during a ’
luncheon In Washington, which feL ,
lowed the first Joint war conferenro
since Brasil deelared war against
flermany and H air..

n o c a u lt a t e i fo »t t a l* .

TH UR8 .

J •U r rottfarawi

U r. t i r i w a a n i n i

I I I.m u ,'
.
.

Cw4 m\w PwHtaa A.A

LO IN S T E A K
C LU B STEA K
ROUND STEA K

|tips showthe difference between

f lr it , T h lc

iS r ( i „ „ i
i« .
. .

• i.iing their effort, to tt.u in U| lu
I»t.*t»gh
thr City l»r ,'orc ||,r
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the o fficial armv organ.
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t.o in • on the Malinirfad from j **•»JC»*u* * * ip
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lu re eyri.
They feel It T O
their fault the torpedoaa re t
through. I think they did thrfr
m beat. TheyVe only had a eaadWwlch and an apple In ]6 b eam
“ One of tha cruiaeCa pilot* I*
•wearing softly.
Tha knoekW*
of an rfflcer’a hand ahow whit*
na he gripa a bulht-apUttcred
rail.
^
“There the gcw*. No, it was
Ju*t a (well. She aeema to ha
holding. But the water f t rrfiTy
a couple ef feet ffWa her open
deck. Her ra ila are lined with
men. There goea the ft ret oael
Aoeerhoard. H e l umped from the 1
w &gt; I r m . There gw the rape*. Mew
are sliding down them.
S m a ll
hoal* go overside. There1* a
deathly silence on thl* cruleer.
W e wonder how many hare died.
“ It doesn’t eewm this ran be
• true. There's no exciteaseet .
I
find myself autidesty brimming
with an over-powaring dee Ire to
do aomethlnar, anything. There’s
nothing to do. An ensign ears
we’ll probably have to sink the
th a n there eras h fire-m inute
% York town ourwelvea. I don’t vrmnt
b* 0 ef nbl**. flashing plane*,
to watch IU
“ Most cf tho ssrrlruns bare tong streak* m fir* la the ektee,
been picked up. Small boat* a re the Jolt* a t exploding bombs, and
a fte r the remainder. They s A alamst ewBd trail* &lt;9 tracer b u l­
taken to various ship* still riroi- let* a*, on* by eee, the enemy
A lngt There are two plan*, aw the rraft dropped lato tb* bea. They
died, hut never faltered, under
• Yofktown'a tilting deck.
&gt;gU*t* fr.ua
“W e D im
‘ * the M il ad shall*
ere net to sink
her,
Maybe the Yorttuwn w ill ear oyn* flgblfT plane* and the
&gt;
make port. W e atari to talk a whale fleet’s eua*.
They nreeaed their attack heme,
bit.
“ ‘Ccd know* she’s earned a *U right* ptabaMy tkrd* of them,
right to lire,’ a warrant officer bat w* didn't think even 6a* got
away. And If they did they had
mutter*
na place to M M —th e ir cTOa c a r­
“ We start m oving away. The rier was be lag blasted 1a piece*
fleet gets Into formation.
No at the same time.
more Jape have shown up. Th e
Yorktown sevme to slip aw ay In
Prier to the war, India raised
the dnsk. a couple of chip* s t ill
with her. It’s bard not to keen the moat rattle; China, tha ciovt
hogs;
A ustralia, the most sheep,
looking at that fading silhouette.
I l was soon too dark to see
The dome of thr national rapl
any more, and we finally went
lol la Uuilt of iron and wrlgm
down on ileek.
The events leading up to the nearly V million pound*.
abandonlnf of the game ship a l­
ready have been told.
&gt;1 has a population of about
From early morning until late 16 millions, and D as large aa
at night the P a c ific fleet, ad m it- Texas and New ll r i l r o mgwtlar.

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Nazis Get Through
Northeast Of City

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Long Island

T H E CO O LEST SPO T

A laska la a corruption of a na
lim e. Tabby discouraged tha rata tiva word meaning “ penlnaula.’*
tin I ma I* visit* fio m tb* skunk
le.-' IrniJPflt. Hut lis t week Tabb&gt; marche.1 in with the Swing
&gt; hift. f&gt;.Mowed by two tin y kit­
For the beat In worknuunhlp and
ten*
malariaIn—try lit* EVA-HESS
W ill* payroll padding la not
IlEAUTY RHOP.
i t i n e lly
approved.
(Treenwald
took on t ie kittena and now
i II tim e cat* are proud membere
OPERATORS:
of i be 1‘iaid Machinery personnel,
Tdr*.
Ertlyn
Erholn Hansen
(Haying thrir part to ju s tify the
t u n y .Navy “ K" I'm nant which
Mm. Roby Erbofa
float* proudly from the company
Mr*. Vala Nrlnon
fl ig*laff.
For apooutimtm ear: CCS.
Interviewed by a Florida Newt
Service reported. Tabby said:
•W VII line, care a t tS* akunka
&lt;ir,| t a l. lerw, and the alligator
inn:.* *e turn out w ill taka car*
E a M F i K o n d Street
nj ili»*»n on the fig h tin g fronU"

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ply Baetloo dwlarad a , r K « u
when Captain Loula A . Laehlcotl*.
Supply O fllcyr from Colom bia. 8 .
C . laioad a pair of 16C A rm y
■ hoe* to P r ir ila Aaron W H*ht, a
colored toldier from Ch ip ay.
TV* thnea had been on tre ib e lf
for month* and tha »taff bad
cotp* to tha conclusion
that
there w u n T a man In the State
“
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feet
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of Florida
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Th« Sanford Herald

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TALK IS CHEAP, ,B U T F I ­
D ELITY AND LOYALTY A RE
■ BEYOND PRICEi T e are my
friends, if ye do whatsoever I
commend you.—John lo:M .

(From The Christian Hcirnce
Monitor)
I f you write poetry
you will find
peCpIs, on the whole,
quite kind.
"She is poet," they will say.
and leave you, like e child,
to play.

WomenIn Defense Work Prolong

Second F ro n t

Married Men Deferment In Draft

Speaking of opening a second front—and someone was,
we believe—if the United Nations don't hurry and open
one themselves, the Japs are likely to do it for them. For,
It seems almost beyond reasonable doubt the Japanese are
rapidly getting ready to attack Russia from the rear, as
Italy entered the war against France after the Germans
had captured the flower of the French army. Or perhaps
the Japa will Invade India from Burma In an attempt to
Join the Germana coming down from the Caucasus.
It Is conceivable that the Japa may attempt both man­
euvers at the same time with a fair chance for succeas.
The campaign In India should not provs too difficult if
the Indians themselves give the Japs u much help as the
people of Burma did. And reports of street fighting and
rioting now taking the place of the civil disobedience cam­
paign Indicate that the British cannot expect much sup­
port from the natives.
On the other hand if the Japa attack Siberia while
the beat of the Russian armies are engaged around Stalin­
grad and while the bulk of Russian's limited supplies must
be devoted to holding the Germans, the Issue in the Far
Bast could not be long In doubt Strategically the Rus­
sians are at a frightful disadvantage at Vladivostok and
Kamchatka, and the Japanese are known to have concen­
trated targe armies near these areas during the last few
months.
Only Immediate aid on a large scale by Britain and
America appears likely to save the Russian situation. And
that aid would have to be not in the form of more tanks,
guns and planes, but a second front cf sufficient site and
Importance to divert large numbers of German troops from
the Russian theater of war. The Germans are believed to
have in the neighborhood of two million men occupied In
Russia. If half of this number could be drawn back to
France, or somewhere else, Russia might have a chance to
recover from the Stalingrad defeat and weather the ap­
proaching storm in the Par E a st
No doubt the easiest place to attack the Germans
would be in France as that la closest to the large British
&gt;irmy which has been in training in England ever since
Dunkirk. And the capture of at least a part of the French
coast line would provide-a- bridgehead-for American land­
ing forces. And too, contact with the French people at
this time could not help but bp advantageous to the Allied

a factor in toa rn U tra n t’a selec­
tive employment statu* to in the
computation of financiil ^spendsner,” Mr. Hsrshey said. ,ad&lt;Un*:l
•TTiU would seetn to b * a relaUvtly unimportant matter since
In a very aub.tontlal number of
cases financial dependency ’ Is eli­
minated by the provisions o f T itle
] of the Servicemen** Dependent*,
Allowance Act of 1912."
the time at which a married man
receives a call to m ilitary service
would "not necessarily", be a f­
fected by ale wife’s declining io
n qnlttlng a Job the
respect la which i
thing new. This became “ Easter
Parade,** and whan it bream*
a gnat bit this English firm sued
Berlin, accusing GUm o f lifting
■onvi from hiixiMlf. II v is the

first each Instance In .musical
history. Barlig, who laughs about
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Tha United State* can make
mora-steel In a month than J a ­
pan. ean make In a year.—8L
Petersburg Independent. W# can
make mure than tha Japt can
make all right, but can we make
more than the Jape ean iteal
from u*T

J.” , r ,wHOI '*■/1
Or doing the wash,
Or picking equaah.
But for dinner
Anil teas. . . . .
Mease, iLadlte, pleai
We may not gvt.ee many tourU as normally next winter but
aity "tourUU- ere already hare,
bay are represented by the IhoueIda upou ihetnande o f Amerkar.
ddleri and sailors who are (to reed asd wha win be itotlehad
\ t o f f of btM h
and
rperto through t i e (to te And

MANHATTAN

Thoroughly Investigated
Wn* (rington-Merry-Go-Round tells an amusing story
nlrout the efficiency of the capital’s chief Investigators
which, if true, should be of some local Interest It concerns
Helen Rudd Harris, daughter of Ruth Bryao Owen Rhode
and her second husband, ths'lato Major Reginald Ow«n
formerly of the British Army. Hera it la:
Every applicant to join the WAVES has to be !
Investigated to i n whether ahe is loyal to the j
United States—a neceaaai precaution— but some­
times It occurs under peculiar circumstances.
The other dav the telephone rang in the home
of Helen Rudd llarria, who has enlisted in the
WAVES.
"I am working for a private Investigational
agency which the NaVy has employed to Investigate
the character of all applicants to the WAVES,"
Mrs. Harrie was Informed. “Can you glve me one
or two references who can testify that you are not
pro-NariT"
"My present employer la the U. 9. Army,” Mra.
llarria replied.' “And my job ia confidential work in
the code division. I'm aure they will be glad to tell
you about me."
Then after tome additional questions, the
investigator asked:
"1 note that your father was bom In Ceylon.
Are you sura ha waa not pro-NaxIT" ’
"My father was an officer in the British Army,
aix times decorated for bravery in the last war,
replied Mra. Harris.
"Blit bo* do wa know he wasn't pro-NaxlT"
"Because he died beforp Hitler or the Nails
were ever heard of.”
“But your mother. I see she lived &lt;n Den­
mark. That country (s under the Nails. How
does the feel^bout themt" v .
"M /m oth er” geld Jtfre. Harris, now getting
a little Impatient,' &gt;"wea American minister to
Denmark. She was also a member of tha United
States Congress from Florida, and I am the grand­
daughter or William Jennings Bryan who ran for
President three times and waa Secretary of State.
Now la there anything else I can tel] you about my
pro-Nail family T"
Nota: Mra. Harris' mother is Mrs. Ruth Bryan
Rhode.
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Current Comment
By AONBW WELSH

The “tw e Jo r" (a
areatttate 91 peroeu

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surprised
He Irena-

JACKSON VII.
Special)—Tha
«U

ary

Sept
17.1
issuod

with those enlisted to
raceirr1 Lhtlr fir s t dirty naslgnmen In Florida.
*
U euL T. J . Needham, J r , o f-,
flce r-ln -ch e rg e of Navy rrerull-a
la g , eald three rating* were open
at" pay from *7H to l i l t
per
month, plus dependents allow.
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-----•"
*
"
but
.antes. Agee ere from 17-W.
the quota* a n limited.
Tha rating* wore opened, L ie a t.^
Needham said, in connection wlthW
a new Navy policy which permits
th» enlistment of • limited nam-_
her of workmen from tola state.
The new policy also calls for
the enlistment of a limited num­
ber of apprentice seamen tor ra r e
cruit Irilnlng with the nival
aviation unite In Florida.
. Other rating* -open In connec­
tion with the new program In­
clude motor machinists, painter*.
Carpenter*, mstolsmllhs, hosptlal
apprentice.
bulge ri,
(runner., Wf
baker*. pharmkcUll. bdgla mas­
ters, chief comml..a r y steward*,
and colored rooka and chefs.
trlclan ."

will attend a
certain
tweeter
every week regardless of whether
the film Is a month or five y a r n
old. It da lent m atter. I caw a
Jack Holt picture that waa nine
y e a n eld a t one of these house*
toe ether day. Admission;
IS
erets. Tke manager c a n 'to il you
within IS what Ms week’s re­
ceipts will be ala months from
now. Bet ha hasn’t any Idsi
The first post office In tb* U .S.4)
what film* be •will be showing.
It** lib* the subway. The door* was established In 1029 at the
•pen. and the people go in. Moat home of Richard Fairbanks In
Boston.
ba wonderful.

to open little mouth end sing
In rath ‘a day, It .will, a t any rate,
to h asp 'th e girt out of )sli:
better verse
than 'something wore*
for wayward one.
V •
Ah* they do not know,
hot they)
S 'lu llr* .possibility,
ly do not know
t word can be—
tgpn of key
'and spread of net
and dark loosing of a tide,
cat-claw
In the spine c f pride,
.spark, soft set,
&lt;t« {straw; of towt
th e re to not know
what phrase can start
melUnously
In a muted h e a rt,'
o r bow. to very root of time,
minds have moved
to match’ a rhyme
and, moving, have moved
free with them
whole'worlds of theorem
/&gt;~ ‘ JP * 1
They do not know;
'and possibly
It’* better so.
DORIS PEEL.

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Navy Issues Call
•For Electricians

How . the : whirligig
of tiow
brings cbaaghsi- km e cahthrish
ago Greece was 'tbs cen ter c f tha
world's culture—Its arehltoctulU,
NEW YORK, Sept. 17. (WW)
Ms philosophers and Its aag«e;
today'It'IS an the brink ttf starva­ —Ed Wynn, Tilly Loach, B ert
Hayoe,
Lorry
tion, b ro o ks*-to that to * e l'a t* Wheeler, Helen
Adler.
John
Hoysradt,
I*aul
by Germany's dsstructfvsn*ss.
Draper, Jan e proman —say, I
ran
n
in
e
ell
those
people
on
the
It was thought that the suspen­ bill. It was Rockland county’s
sion of o fT w ir Miami attornoni Russian relief benefit, and It
promiueht is the Infamous divorce1
mill might .alow down thpt old was trvmrndoua.
But f especially wanted to call
mschahUnt. hat oae of .those in
bad odor recently fllrd ’sltvea attention to one high moment In
dlvorpo petitioni at "on# fsD the show that w tnl something
like this. Helen Hayes was going
to enact the famous final scans
It I s 1S mighty poor specimen from "Mary of Scotland," which
about whom no good thing oaa hrr friend and neighbor, Maxwell
.
il(i
be said; lake, for Instance, that Andtrapi, ,wroteeastern P en n eyh raala man ro,
esully raise sad from prteeo &lt;ana
declared that he “was the bast
darned boas thief alive."

with one a f - k l a , g ig g le*,-"an d
who do you think y w a a rii ■iloieo
lla y e e t"
: . , * * :,Y [ &gt;■ -Jt
-N o." the little g fif.te U h ta .
“hut i'm Helen' HsyaVvdgaghiar
. . ." Ju st s i that moshent the
other little glri cried, ’ ."And l a
Masses 11 AndofotoV. dotighter,
and since my - father' Wrote the
play, and since Mary He yea’*
mother Is going te.{w| In; It, w»
think we ought to do Ute.announe-

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Two Columbia university . food
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neeeealtf comes, of which th en is
no llktuhood, wa can make flout
from cotton seed rocldiura, ditto
peenute end eoy Scan flour has
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ACT PROMPTLY
A Catifohila rationing board
refused an undertaker a new Ure
an Iha group that hla hearae waa
a pHar e s t vehicle, T h a i feller
moat a known * r l ie ," said Mra.
Too Deberry.
Inadequate personality la the
new name for the "don’t know".
wUhy.wiihy, softies that you
ca npuah around.
A medical Journal namea I I art
H*lee that ahould ha in the roopi

tie o' »amrtre an’ one a' 'hem
thing* under tha bed."
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TBS SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA

!Three Schools For
|Nursing In State
Ha v e Vacancies

Social A n d P ersonal Activities
MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Sodely Editor

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Ttlrphoct 148

Fannie Taylor Circle!
Has Regular Meeting

n
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Mtm btra o f l&gt;i« Kannlo T a y lo r■ s u f ( S c n r t Orooka IL Jorvra
C lrtl. of I h . F l m ZUpIlit C h u rch 'h aa r r U r tic J to W c t o r e f Flild ,
Monday aftrm oon
al
thai C h ico p « FalU , Mat*.
homo of Mra. C. B. Itudd. W. 1 3 1
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S r « l , wllh H r*. C. C. Collltia aai
Mr , nd Mr, W- B. Tbomion
,)'■ A j J f S l j Ir J !h a»o
rcturneil from
a
thrra
the dcrollonal Mra. h red M y tra , nlontJ,', ,U y In Phoanii. Aria,
lav a tb* B ible atudy, and t h .'
m inion Icaaon, in the form of a
Mia* Kllen Mariwelhar left yea,
&lt;jula on fo rcirn m lniona, waa trrday for Delaware, Ohio to en­
conducted by Mra. S. C. D k irr to n . te r Ohlo-Wealyon U n ly fraltle
A abort talk on Slrw anlahlp waa
mad. by Mra. B. C M oor, a fte r
Mra. Harry R. Rohaon haa |oinwhich Mra. Myron Sm ith, chalrn l her huaband, Corp. Robaon, at
m an. aakrd th at all rn .m b .ra b«
prrarnt at t h . prorram m n lin f , F ort IJenninf, Ga.

to be held a t he church Monday
Mr. and Mra. Dwight Freeman
a 1:30 P. M. T h . m ertln« was
broufht to a cloao «rlth t h . aay- are apendlnf a few daya In Mi­
ami on builnea*.
In . of Ih . ilo n l'a Prayer.
l° r
Itcfrrahm enta were aerred by
Mlai E lite Hutchison left yrah* tbe hoaltasca during Ih * aoetal
rday In attend thr University
*Jr hour which followrd the bualntaa
North Carolina. Chapel Hill,
i t ata il on. T hoa. preaent Wer*!
Mra. Hmith. Mra. Myera, Mra.
''

Serg t. Jam es Btaplrr, Corp. J .
B. Stapler, and S e n t . Charles
. I-ea«ltt hare relum nl to Fort
nenn ln * a fte r a vlalt here.
Mr.
Cocoa
W. V.
i slater

DAILY MENUS
MRS. A LEXA N D ER GHOHGI

Peachea la F rlltrri
Say. ayrup from canned frail*
and us. for aw eteninr In pud.
dints and i*iters.

While Uncle Ham is bcggln* for
more nurse* to car- for the mrn
in * e rr ice *ml l**»k
after
the
health of hoo'e frlk *
a*
well.
1three tctiooU of m in in g in the
sta le o f Florida •! !* ! 'have several
vacancies In
fV i r
Sep 'c^ ber
classes.
It is Ih * nmint* more upparent
every day lin t thr h bi will not
he won qliKkly No war work for
women is more urgrM than nur*
inn. Our h o su tal* *rv already
i ’ Tr'-handed. and more nurses
ar* conMnaallv hrln*» t» lln l t*»
the m ilitary srrvirs s
Every
'"c iliiy
o»r
I rattling
nurses must Ih* u ltliir4
Girl*
should rea* ite ih t. alums' «*
*oJn
as
they
"tart
a
■
*
i*r
,
th**)
Noah Beery, 8 r , wtlh tw o . te n rr*d r aides. ” h *t the jum p” i&gt;n
are helH nc the «*..r effm l full)
Wild B ill Ell|ptt In thla aeeno fr\&gt;m Columbia’» n r« mitd
actio i as much a* due* th- girl sK »
drama, "T h e Devil’a T ra il." w hlth oi*rn, h'lule) nt thr lltu Thrutr,t a ki ■ a man's |datr on a f*rm
fur the servirr
T e i R itte r co -atari In t h . film With Kllh'tt. and *kptH"l&gt;«it plnyri ■ or a la« torv
r ia l thr aliment give* in a hos­
alio Include Eileen O’lle a m , F ra n k Mitchell nod Ruth h'm.1
pital while si
i* lent rung helps
to release n * t n-iunlr nurse for
ihe Army or Navy S u n « t'ory*
Th s Army mu! va.\ a tr no w
isking fo j T,iW nur»rs ■ month
As a result, a dangerou* short
1s f e of rumen
tlii m lrn s
man)

xict
(JfKwl *rh&lt;X'l« of m ilting lequift'
IbAt Ih* ■tudrn'* they rtut'll "h ill
b* not only high bi-' umi! g i n l
u i U i , hul khal“ h*\c hml gnul***
that placrtl the m u» 'he *upp* r
h *lf of G rit
•cholaatir r tiling, *irU
t»*
rner schools of fiurMiiu’ tm ol
hav* thopr *peyt*l &gt;iwnli !ie« of
pvrtonalily t h 'l irutbb Hunt to
deal »ucceaal jlly with |. t»n|t|y.
The Stir\**on G*rw* i &gt;
initiyctod tip PchuNtl' 1«* n eju lrc
: \ml siudrntA who ... •••'•« %. lt»»I*t
thlpa from Fetter.* I
tie*
* Is rr t hr Ir i itt in ion
to mmIke
thirr *rrv iir*
■vmlni.1. jii the
fir Id In v»hirh l hr*
me
(wit
qy slirird to * r l ii 41- I-" g ,1&gt; l l r
p!i&gt;*rrtt utgent in«i| lor nursing

AI J n u M \s H IR M T CREW
\ I M.\ 1 j l i f . Sept 17. 1 4 V
For the f in ! Titnr in the h jito r ?
•*f tSr S i ilr Foresfrjr service, *hs
f«rr«l
fir*
fighting crew t l» *
tn&gt;n*tl

bet *■ ii

m iirrf\
r«tn«i«(
Hcitiflii
■islant
lighters

..f H .inm The crew sH i
«l s « iiman foreman* a
n n k d in e r n woman
Uuck driver, women l i f t
and n woman cook.

to

Ik* compos**!

i f n i e f c m i ' Ml of u* •hovild
be r f ’ ily to do tha* v t'n tln r or
not the siP rttu m iit h.t
I » Ipnl
to 'due'at*’ «■
For full hr t in m tn* **ii m ntsnf Fran* •* M. iLmgal
i(
N
Office |&gt;hoor M'l

W IT H C O U P O N ON I’ A t .l

Private

and Mrs. Wade Cotton Of
are vlaitinc Dr. and Mra.
B lttin c. Mr. Cotton la the
of Mra. Bittlnc.

snfun*

»‘

m s

] F irst S e rct. Jam ra Colbert of
|the Medical Corps returns today
! to F ort llcnnlnjr a fter a ten-day
I urioujcY

a

bot

You b*t tbtf did It

’•■ft a r a h *

ma d* » it b H U M -

fN# Sabine po«d*r that

bahinf lu tttii F *« I

Victory !

f f ■»&lt;«rlpia m iM * ' C la i m *
*

I M p win ih* «■( ia t# * r

W nit tudijr IMti mfard Bilk* ‘

- '*&gt; Hoi IIS, Bumford, I .

Dinner Seraln t 1 Or 4
Broiled

V e rt Chopa
Buttered K b l.
Peach F ritte r *
F ritte r Sauce
Jim m y Shoemaker ha* returned
Enriched W hite Bread and B u tter home from Athena, P *. where h#
Spiced S e c t*
h i * been working and will enter
Florida
thla
Chilled W aterm elon
Coffee the University of
Fall.
1 cup flour
W alter Turner, aon of Mr. and
IH teaspoons being powder
Mr*. R. W Turner, left yester­
V\ teaspoon salt
day for GiinravtRe where he will
I tablespoon* sugar
enter his senior year at the Uni1 »gg. b«at*n
yerally of Fl-rid a.
1'3 cup milk
2 traapoon fat. melted
Mra
Harry Hansan lit visit­
8 halva, canned peachea
Mix flour, baking powder, salt, ing with her husband In Nor
Mr.
•ugar, egg, milk and f a t
Beat, folk. V * . for a few daya.
assigned tit
dip tbe peachea In the m tllu re Hansen has W n
and brown them In t tablespoons foreign duty with the United
fat heated In a frying pan Serve S t a le , Navy

B R IG H T E Y E S —T here’i dynamitr m that
that lovely l*atrtria Moriaon h a * iunus) , „ f„r
Mllland who co-atari as the huabso.j .,f It, acy i
"A re Husbands N ecessary?’'
Th»i Kunmly flit,
ami bluster opens Friday at the Hu, [lira lii
Ii
liselirst lauyb tests

Word hm* been rrrftv n j lh*l
f*Tt. (»r«»rg* Ducurvl, »on of Mr*.
Ground nr rolled |H-anut L fitiK
Anna
Hucurcl.
ha*
graduated gUrw a grand flavor to tapiAra
from thr Hoeing Flying F o rtreti
uddmg. Nn *uk«r &gt;R th*ii needed
.School of the Army Air F orrri r i ihr pudding. iVantils have a
Technical T raining Command at high ro n trn t of Vitamin HI
S r jittlr , W u h .

M n W E. Hmith Mra, i.
MfKav. Mra. R
F
C m i-i
M ra John D. lin k Ins. Mra K
Hutchison, and t ie Rev. Jo**
Tolle.

NEW ARRIVALS
' S taff SergL Brooks H. June*
and Mra. Jonca announce th .
birth of • daughter, Carohftl
Marie, on SepL § , at th . Pam sid­
l e ughton MtmoriaP HoapiUl.

Girl

From

Tots

lire millkp In M|i

* * t »•. j.otshw * and
I o|S

me miters

of

family of phinta.

SHOWERS OF COMPLIMENTS

Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Pop. cf
Savannah, N. Y , announce th*
Mrtlf of • aon, Jon Terry, on dry Ingredient*, add th* g rato.il
Sept. I t .
cheea* and then milk enough fo

w ill (&gt;&lt;• yinirn « It, » you tvrnr llo -

moisten and proceed in the usual
biscuit manner.
Cheese Meruit*
a rt nutritious, appetising and In­
teresting.

h 'n tin rilio e t ■n&gt;t» i

It

i Io c m i ' i

ru n

f o r you to In- n y lii |||I fn iio in -t

School

i

tttjUB, ro|M'tt m ill u .e n r o l

Mushroom*, boiled rice and to­
me lore make a happy trio eery ad
la an aacalloped Mend, btkod in
■ at allow, buttered casserole *M
spread with grated cheese. This
lc a wholesome, economical meat
substitute.
I l l :

WatcS for tho Vklory Food
rpedal labels th&gt;t appear on earlain fond* o r on tarda In the gror ery atoia. TF.li It to focus at­
tention to the
roniunar that
there la an abundant repply of
thla parkular food and th* gov­
ernment urge* Ite uao to prevent
waste. Applet nr* carrying the

( AHIHM I.T flN . M
Sept
17.
Onr &lt;4 life * litllr mv* 1 r r ie i
h*m Sit . riff JtM* I .&gt; •&lt;•i* |" i *«I»h|
A t*i tf fellow farm along * i l h
4 *&gt;

1 a lltllf wnfiMHi tf.t
lakasl thr
lo itrtiff I*1 |itKf«• ti*r ii»lle ltd y tn
•jail.
aorffiight
rS r
ih e rtff
'HbhttNf! N rVt mnmfnjr th r tittle
larlk It ft without off* rin g any
othff « iplanal ion i kfffvi that \ I r
big fillnw “ wti* on hi »*band"

A m beigrtv m
pf thr rare#t perfumr*
hormul growth In t V
whatr.

School

Everything For

Break! l i t C j1. become a real
occasion In &gt;wur Pome if you
taka extra rare tn Include appeti­
sing, M tritiou . ’ food*. And vary
Ike ommu often. Breakfast la
ore pf ha moot important meal*
to belt karp t'te boro* front flght-

fdt&gt;.

\

-

,

WfioAla for junior*

•

W

e

™

PHOENIX CORD SOCKS

* ’

B R IG H T SCHOOL H O C K S - made fo r a r m

You’v* fot yotfr boot* on. Chum*, w h « you

fre t) Solids, alrlpes, com binatim s snklct
knre lengths, slaatlrlird c u ff tops, I'oir

collar UU* twombetr in SHEBRLAINE Cordu. roy.

Fitted t P4pfum' «urround«d by hold-all

poeketo. -In Beif*, Pldgron, Blu*, Cuban Ru*t,

K -iP

8313- T i " ! "

SA N FO R D

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 191

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PA G E

RICH

HMOOTII

S A L A I ) D R E S S IN G
pl

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« a r raw.r— *
r . ft. he. |

Potatoes

co-operate
with Msrgaret Ann and A&amp;P
We have agreed to &lt;
---- ------- ---------regarding opening and dosing hours in Sanford,
next Monday morning, September 21. these new I
h?u T S L w * wsXw Jfti
aathbv mi an a«ap m m fm ,

Potatoes
•ge»4**

O n io ns
Vet lew

O n io n s
C abh ng e
raahlaaa
A pples

thing to do la chooaa tha cclffura
before you ehooM tha hat, or
kata.
Rummer tun and wind arc nev­
er kind to hair—they will dry It
ouL, every time and make It tn»k att wui
win le
a k prwuy
pretty
rtly.
No u
|ooc
a k nof
/ estraw,
lra ai
aa w m iM
ever ■ bunch
so you'd

a iv a a a i a o u
c o t a-rr. on
TN I WTM fVAT « r M t M i a /
UffS DAtKiST MOkCMrt

L E G A L N O T IC ES

• si m i l : in i i i :n i:n y
Ol
WrH(«it for Wnlc n orld J •s l u m . That Margaret I- kfaani«m If
II.
|&gt;i|-|
V
M
rSI’
IT
!
TW
k
Cartlflm
l*
N
&lt;
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H
I.
III I l l I. * Iir-»I i i
Ih. i,t, amy ol Aura.t A. *&gt;,k

S&lt;| imsli

French Drewing 13c
ta **r'l*U —H Ik- r » i

Whent Puffs

10c

411 |*sysUr Hfasnis

CigaretteH cln. $1.19
aa.arll.ld

i l.k. PVa.

Baking Soda
NITOk w

STEAK Ib 3&amp;c
BEEP Ib ... 15c
CHOPS tb 29c

Churngold

Sa^t7*..... 2 pkgR. 15c
NaMaew

H IA. Fh|.

!* HAM .. Ib 3!c

Whale *

5**(\AC0N tb 20c

■

Rice Gems pkg. 10c

1UU% ©ran

ftniaat Bra ad

.

lh 25c

laaaytWId

( SQUARE Ib 10c
SRS ....... lb 2{k

Be

.

,.

9c

tb net. J»r

Dill PldUIca..... . ilile
VcgctSBic WdlWhitcMade

D I1AC0N Ib 20c

M atches........ 'box 7c
NewriakUa

H I k. Oat*

Cocomalt........... 23c
Towels \..... . troll 9c

SATI
Op*«
CUne

CHEESE

I CANADIAN
, BACON

lb 3 5 c

' ib 5 7 c

BONIS
lb

fc 2 5 c

MAYROSE SILK-FED VEAL

WeeU'a Of aa teal

Kftftt.

I I I I ch ft

1

t i ei#

3

Acre#

The eeeekementa ef IBs m M aro.«
pert) ouster like aultf eertlf|eeM&gt;~
leeunt trie in the Dame «»f Mery
I* t/fttlllr
I’plese eeld certificate fftall be
redeemed ecr«rdlac to taw. the
prepertr therein will he #»kl to
the highest hlsltfer at the mart
hoae# door on the ftrel Molhdey In
the month nf OrluBifi IM t, watch
le the Ilh day nf October, I Ml. r
Deled this lrd day of fteptrmher. IMt.
O P IIKItNDON.
t'lcrli circuit Cnurt. ftemloole (Vrusi), FlnrtdJv
fOfflrlal flea 11

Taai# O' Saa

Haddock Fillets
No lon sl No Waal*I
Loin Plnbun*. Club. Rib

■ M
Ib SSc
Snow-Wkn* Maoty Rtb

•leak

43c

C h ip s

IS*

Maoty VaOl Lota

Ib
Ib

Ib

Ib

C h io s

v

■ m m or im ic e Tiih

pmi

t a i nincft
n u m i ififtt o r laoi
KOTICR id IIKItKOT
mYIRf.
That
iue
NeisBart
I.elder
of l*ttlhe Tax Certlflcale No. HIT.
h a r d the I ts 4ey ef July A, U .
r»H. ftea filed aftme la ray off tew
ftnd baa made applicatUn far A
U x deed u he Issued thcreew
ftaid r r r tlfk s ts
ewvhraeea
the
renewing deerrlhed property Ift
|IU County of ftemlanle, ftlaid

m i T b rM S a

te -w lti

J S E f a

*44M““

Tb* taw M ai.au nf ta* **U pvaaatty and.r ih . u !4 cartldaat*
hwaad^wa* la tk# «*■• e( Nalll*
IJalua *al4 r .r tllln la akall k*
radaamad a f n r t l a i In law, Ik*
araaarty Ibaraln will k* **M la
(ka klgkaat kU4*v at tka eaart
kauta 4 * * r oa tka nral Man4ar la
tka kMatk * f tVit.kar, it t t . walck
I* tka Ilk Say *f Oetakar. IIIL
Data* CkJa lrd day of Baptaai*
7 ft J * . .IIEilNDON.
■,
Clark Clrcall Caarv » .« l. ,.
Wei* caaaty, riorlda.
ROfflatal Sf*U

Baady to Try!
B o n .l.*., Ib

SraoU Haodl*** Ocaan

f h lt u p

Ib XVc

Blu* Runnarv Pan

rtsli S lbs IS c

Shoulder Cut* Veal

Va Rad Hn

C rs s h s rs Ib 10&lt;

JSc

FY Caught Lg Ib. I2Vi &lt;

M a lle t

Vaal Mock Chlrlan

BitWn Tip Cubad

I k

53c

rrw h Ground Cho pptd

•hip le fVtuth lleaga tt

10C

Wetlvm Skaok 0\ La&lt;m While

TENDERAY

■ eel

ran W H i t eh H l.ftl rh W
M l ^ N »e ftfgr eea H ft eft K

BRCK

BACON
SQUARES

BrUkot Bonelese Corned

r-'i».a* M sssrir in inft v&gt;«atr t
H«*niai)|« fftate «f Klorltfa, |o-wll.
/&gt;•« NF# Oar. flsdlss t l Tmrs*

I aaib Chopa
Ib
3.5c

Ib

10c

Coolvd lo. BfOiUng—

leftstesa Ib l i e
Waft,

m t*

II)

W rA M P A . Scpl 17, 1 F N 8 I A
atltew lde drive, to fully infoim
lb * public with rrgar&lt;l lo lit- a.I
ran i age-, that will attend i Ih ■&gt;
ill IcatlIon o f tht sever 1 at i**o.,
aMnta t v voter* at the N» v. m
A|r elactlon. s a i inauguiat«-d last
Wwk by U-.&lt; county cair.n:i&gt;&lt; i
a rt throughout thr &gt;talr

S p o ilin g

In civic

gr-.ai.t

User

Under tht.’ art. |*r*».
trade lor itu 'd i'H . .u’ l-ri

,1

t.

•

1

.

Xfvvral coum le* id
p.&lt;* . I*
9
two cvnta per gallon t.l ll ■

prevent atatr tai un gdaoltm

Ib

DILLO N GRAHAM

\ L \ S V* *11K. S e p ^ lT . I W W ) TKr i»n y season i« on in ip o rtil
v.rr u.l) heft rr a pa»a ha* been
filched, a punl lx, trd nr a tackle
mauw tiap|o-«| -4.nr
Sossa»»»nn b » h rrn nominates! for AHAmerica
I amis i • a renter at
Sotjth I'a m tirs I'
a* surely an«I as toon a*
in fla liil |.ig»kins Mart floating
ar uiwl the air mmr normally
•(••filial |»rrM&gt;n« lec.im f
ianjr
i lie he*
t s^ally rnn%it|rrnte and
fair nnr.tleil grnt* let their fervor
convince them their candidate.
Hunk H n \ « - d i« the lirs i center
«*i tnt Wlr oi ia ay hack, whatever
the «.»*•• may l*e, anywhere In ,
thi« l.ind of milk and henry. And
a m im riiU of nrutral olvscrver*
ar«* wastnl time.
\
writer's m ail in th#
f *11 ron*i*tN t»0 percent f rsiftVR I
ttl-oit definite All Amerieaa. Tnt ■
r*at are reminder* of tnnafd bllla I
and chops who are still writing 1
*'l told )ou ao. you hum** brciUM l l
the club you picked in the ppring ' ■
to win the National leag ue pen­
nant wound up in Kalnmatoo.
.*
The early lord medal in Ih t m
A
ll
America
nominating
derby
W
I'W oH l ^ O n U c o n d lit oughl you ought to rnaka o go o d
'
must
la«- split Itrtwrrn Frank if.
1
io n -in -la«v l"
Waidlaw Direct r of the .South |
1 * r •lina I 'niver sity News RenrW , &gt;—
Mn&lt;! (•••rdon H ill, sports aaststanL
authoresl Sojth C a ro lin a 'ii^ J
! h»
a •••I r«»n hnichure nnd couldn't
\«.»r unlil the hiitchtre its# If to w&lt;’
n- n. Nte SoM anr n
T h ry did i*. ^nf
n lit -»n the front of the folder.

many co i.im anlllr., ru m m n .i. . •
I* tnt out ' U l al' •&gt;(
.n .i
ir.cnta ro c-it
ra llfic a ' 1&lt;&gt;.
1 1.Wloptlon o f the firat ap|w*ring . ii
B» b illo t, gcuarally *n . ■&gt;
fins l i t Amemlmrn.
i
i
ildarad inoa import*..
Thla amrmlmrnt, It i* |M,iri,.l
out, afforda the |»&lt;&gt;,.I
.f hi
tta to a r a n opnortun'') t» »r.»»
e S H k n i ol dollar, a •1 &gt; ■&gt;

t .1

R u c t io n , rsch county's |n«&gt; rut*
•h*r» of such as ihry
a cin ic
in b# used by the .State Ihianl «»f
Adm inistration fur the rr tim o rn l
|Including U t setting up of adt
Quits lin k in g funds) of county
Acd special Toni and hri.fg* di*
V ie t, or other la n n g
disttu t
bonds,
wRh any *uiilu«t-«
**f
Buch taxes not ii-v|tiiri*&lt;l annuull.
fo r such lic it servo•• to Im- hm#I
riirbty l»rrrrfii fur thf construe
linn of s ta ir r«*.nlv m I he •■•uni)
A for th r frremr of toll Ittidtfs**
Jn lbr county, mill »•«» jn-rrent for
construction and m m nlni, nr*
of co inly roads, as null *r•. •*.! !•&gt;
frnttf* joint m olutm n t_*l
il .
U i l icgislat urr. |ir«&gt;|M&gt;«ing an
mcmlmrnt
to
thr
state
c«»nstitu
i
un for a pcrk-l «#f *o y»-n* • )••
^inniny dan 1. Il» IIt Is apparent that thm sniriol
pmvidrs ninldr o v rm o ’ •••
Kent
firr county in«irMrdor«n. vs •t !•
r#in id«*inhir Mirphin left fut , itL - load pur|M»*m
kk.tiun the
B»unt'
If ti.l« nmi nilinrnI I* M.leeptrd
St thr grn«*ri| rlrctl *n. t) rs j »•
Vcrur* will |*r lllfO d s Ilh plrsfg* I
fnr thr |ur|Midf« dtntrd a lo\ r and
Will rrtij|l in (rllriin g the l •*a I
^ nd personal pm|»rrty taspnyr.
Rn the roonty ut ia»;«eI «nd I roly*
bond debt srrvirr Irvirs, »ri| \«i|t
Jn H »e t me provide- Inrg# *un
for thr fon«*t» ictlmi and ir.aiulcri
Slice of nmMjf tools Vnlei • hrlirgrvt la* - .nL&gt;&lt; auir thul lh»*»
Rif|&gt;rrlv r e r id T r il nml to %**!•• foi
T!»C anmhdiornt

w ••.• is U m S 4»«a«mon:
hri • - uhut they •.!&gt;

n
•

2Qlbs65c
4oib»77«

Ii'» a hindrance, t«*o. that hr
isn't working his way through
i ImmiI, welling magatincs nr ring­
ing the &lt;la|#cl Itell, That always
brings in a few voles
Foul* is
m *4-nl r
J I . from Gaffney, '*
fn t tnll and *1111 |K»unds Wsfil
law and Hill must he credit*-.!
with »"Rir of that i rcsnnjr In
tuition ill selecting a erntar In
plug tiptrad of a hack
Darks
! gi t mure headlines than centers,
there are tnorw of then* and pubI heity agvnta say it ii harder to
‘ cell a hack than ■ renter. Now
. I hope Wardlnw and Hill ilon't
| rrvrrao their field a* one tub
1 thumper ilM la*t year. He atari-

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Dtc-L fltr »,.iti It — o/tu trrii/.i..j; liapfirnx! N o lig ht an^tvhen !
(tniim , n m .r r n and I r i t .

Sin,u-fhir.^'

irrtr.i ly iv u n r

a ftrn thr liyliti a . Ml'/ t o r i 1
m

r*e lew grafttr .1

made ii Jrf*rtu1ahlr— nnd llirv vr nrjdc it chrmp.
i .r r J t ;r

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tiirrtv

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II,r bif’ jo|, now , . j,ow-*ri

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fjr to r ir * ilrat arr n u kin g u n L ., |.lar&lt;rs, afikpa and gu m .

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Get T(Sdjr for Foil by sending your garments
here for quality cleaning. Your clothes will
lake on new life after going through our plant.
(PI.EASE RETURN HANGERS)

SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
W Magnolia Are. ' ,

Pto**# S6t

i

litrugitn- \&lt;&gt;ut eii.tjtinn *• antiit&gt;arur git at way to ror. •

l i r e vrrv I srt tliaf vnu d«» tai r elf rirt. v

* tr-.a e *

A laoa.l rrhabililatlnp program
•houlil lie atartrtl now lar r v f l lf
of I're » n r -ntualtir*.
K-tnroHnnal &lt;in|Mifunlly 'thnuM
hr* allurihvl In , ho-.r mr'n wSo Inlatrupud I’ llr nlurallnn to writer
lk» war eff/irl.
•
I’l-n i for poblle employment
•m ild lni-lu.h Ih- eipaniion &lt;*/|
lbn-e «erv lm whlrh ronirlbutnin a M vh.r tiarwlanl of living,
Ptrtlrulaity eduration, l,mlth. tfv

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N#p|rm*

S ii| i)» o s (

k a ft limit fn the inrn and m m in i who - «i|»|il v it. T h rv S 'r

in** ol lor iio*
ha dept 1P0
nrrr-M lioull l.j proparatlbq lo
liullr.-^. Ih. t l.t r rrarrvoa. /»K a lo .t

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SECURITY'

COOKIES.

l»«l. -McO

••'.'l.e l

«*•*

i down.

O r, Do, t m + -

1 *J5 C

• (hr ropri
M-» %|..IMls| IS

' Ira*' u itaair u nf tl.o-.* 1st tie* over
I th«* Ime flips ai.i| uianruvvnd
| thr. ugh n v»r&gt; crowdesl broken
] IlcLl •bedding ticklers like a
'duck slif«|* a nicr (that's a lies
jo b * !I nn to thr winning touch

lan d O tumrua*

CRAX

PRIZE

i v**ar by Ha' \
hi Duke Rose
- drlliiitety)
•i I* an . fi^kH- rI

FLOUR

NsrcW

w. BUY
US WAR
BONDS

Well,

I hrnr
t mlrnt s

Ib l«c

pfca 5 c :

BUYS

!'

Orange Bond Skmleei

CRACKERS

P ocan

1

Harwm'1 Aid Cold

U se!

A l

| Watch for pr:»\ .
In I mo )i*or* s*f varsity com- *temmlng from \
l*rl it o»n against %unie &lt;f the ' Fall. T ill becoming
toiigh«-sl oppoiirnts in thr nation, , in several tones i
I . til* S«'« -ntnon, Sdiuth ( arollna's favorite f*»r d:ivt
rolor i* ;i* ^
Mcrling renter, has to v rr oner |The
•mart, Icrn o -e •' '
failed t#&gt; lu rn In n splendid per iny
foinmncr
I* nche« »rnl player*
(list iklioni hr has playr«| agrrr
*hn t hr i* sii|M-rla11v«• Fast, rug
and courageous. S iM im o n
*• k**wn fi'othall lit a I is
IL i« imcannv n( *1ingiuisilig
I'lnv* tFd's not* why must ail
rs n tris l«r •inrnnoi * I nnd i*
•••Ngtilfu rut on tlr't n«r in hi*
•. .
t acking u|* thr lin r (V n«*h
Re i Fur ig ht w*»ul*||i’t si« np hint
1 • rim ft ut* r in (lie- nntion. past
. i presrnt
l F«l ■ im lr
(gain
H at • ro vrnn g
•h*»l*- hit of

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Tvndar. SJi-*&lt;i

PAGE SEVEN

JIN G L E T

d) III l.i.ON OR A t; AM

Waatarn Rlfc

Grocnry Pricti Good Thru Wsdnotddy Soot. 23
Mwal &amp; Producd Pfic«» Good Thm Sstunky S«pt. 19

StU O t Botlmg

|M tiH
Ihrrrnn
Hal J
rsrll•ifh rares
t--w f e l ! &gt; v i n i - | i .

Acquainted With
November Election

a vi conitrurliin

giatt UM

THE SANFORD flF-RAl-D. SANFORD. FLORIDA

Voters Should Be

xxint time provide a ........ I ,1af j . fqlurv nigSway ,nn .1 ■ ■ ..«•

■She

III K f
fk v is

MILK

FRIDAY
8:00 AM. .
6:00 PM.

Hocklss*. Cage. Wnkppadl Lb

ii.
r a .t r m i*
al
Iwainrratla
R aa.atla* ('oam lita* ol
■aaalwal* C oaatj. #&gt;&gt;rl4a.
P. A. TITSON.
rhalrman at
Hoard
at
R a a a ly
rommlaaloaara
laaantaoU CeoMy, y-InrMa.

ll*»)rrrf». maintained a- lar n
t ••ihh- in iii'rvaty ItuJuidry. hut
util, it »ulMtantlftf number in
i lilts • pi vmrni t&lt; i#pf#orl'Jn!t\ l» •*#i .athirtfi'i nvnllable Tim
.g*»*|4
•» lit* Irtlrrftl gttvrmno i I mii ih*a * ni' mifcd in tlsd
-Iml) •&gt;( thi* frii .l of piitlir wnrka
.ind n-rvMi i.rogratii which n n
U , III iota. ••ts-aii ii n« t'reegry.
Vhllhoiit fill * inplo)mriit there
will not Is* full purchasing power,
and if industry ha* no fontidenrft
ihnt fiurr'instug power will Ire
mnintaim d. privste &lt;a ■&gt;ltai
will
pot flow freely rnougn Into the
|imn! i ttop io
pence time
pro•IwCts I h«- |i«*riiM| of demobillBglion Mill aiffrr a cFallcngw to
h'!•(••• nn I i -vi imnrnt to work
bu* Inr . nnd I'ivsinnicnt to work
lorrthrr
in an atmosphere of
iiiDi Inn1 idealism
h i- I... . mlv l.i prnlict all of
llir .Ir*
wiil.h I' m- nation will
I H r to *.lii|il l« niiprallm al*
full rinplnvnivnt, but aoma nOvdl
sro a r ia r m t.
Wr •! iiild !«• prrpaml to main*
Inin thr full nrnrv ol uaafuinvaa
nf Ih* Kniploymrnt Scrvtc*. Th&lt;t
rrplnrrimnl ii-i.I gul.lnnra of 'noil
,-,in prar 'f ,1 i --Ill'i-C U will r * .
quirr *« .r--ir»ia k:iowlntlfC u(
the t m t l * in ll * labor mark#!
aa « a . n-.pilrnl for jilnrtmeot IP
war fniluatry.
,
l)n*nir Inymrnt rompanaaiiort aa

Open
d aw

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WniTEHOlJHK

WEEK DAYH
Open 8:10 A M.
Clone «:00 P.M.

Baking Tip* Shod

Carrots

lit

Nolle* la ber*ky atvaa that a
rpeetal Democratic Primary Kleeiton kaa baaa eallad fcy the Paanorratle Riaewtlva Oamaallloa In
and lot Kamlaola Oowaly. PMrlda.
ta ha held la .aril aad every elecOn* pr*ala#t #r Dlalrtet meatod
wllkl* Cauniy nehaal Peart KleeOn* Dtatrtet No t. aa Ifca tttfc day
of Oetakar, 1141. far Um poryoee
ml noialaailaa a raod Uate for
•leeltan ta IWe gawarwl alaetloa
In We bald ta Novambee. &gt;Mt. ta

Federal Secu rity Adm inistrator * has filed n m * li» wr offiaa
Thought is tiring jdv ti in many
rjuatlsn* to the i |m I||» of thr
'•r r r v*hich vs«- would like and t'lr
iln r a c te r of intt-rnalional organiiation nei’essury to maintain I*
*1hr I •* will, however, Ike rtpmlly
rvo*k i h i f « )M
m |-r**«jing tlofnr*lii prohlrma
The ssMa H u tlti nf the g
n
Koine ol the dllrlltman of the dr- prrly under tha ItM
prrssiou .kill tec ir and pew prop- issued v n la tb# name ef

Freak, rrlaft

[ ROAST Ib

Tha

hill All1 lip|*S-MI
Filet n •il most ptrssmg. will
In I to •liffoiili dr.........
ehlc'*
III |vl Im iiiiii • loi th« oideilv tie
mobiloMtion oi tin vast |**h.| uf
matifMiwr. which » kliik eon
eiilrntfsl for wur effort If *hr
Mur s'loiild |oitunatel&gt; roil carl)
Ii 1'••I thr rr Vkoul.l i vin thrtl
It sum* * . million ••s-**p|e i» n i
I ii-vl in tli nrtneil iDirm oi war
II ixhirtloti i (i iol)u«tno nt on •«»C, i
A 4k. Ir will In* out ing« unity nml

Idehe naktse

6 UI1 cans 45c

U M , O e je

Tortolaei found on tha Gala_
Kodiak aral GlacUr beara arc
thojaand volcanic rigoa . 11 lamia we.gh up ta 400 cirlnalwly Alaakan apeclea.
•
pound 1 .
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McNutt Discusser j
Use Of Manpower!
After War Ends;

PRESERVES

ApWc Snuc

M 1 U 1

moonlight nlgh ti. Patriotic homarw ncra voluntarily joined In tha
"blackout.”
Chilly fnlkt kept their over
coata on In faebly-hcated movi.
theater* aa thry watched Th.da
B a ra , tha r r r a t vampire of the
allent aeraen. Charlie Chaplin.
F a tty Arbuckie, lha “bewitclilny’'
M arrttrrH e Clarke and her up
romlng young rival. Marjr l*lrk
ford.
Pettleoata Mill were a part of
a glamour glrl'a apparel
n*d
much appreciated daring thai
frigid winter of ill IK. II y» m l
girla kept warm danelng the lijn ny hug ami the tango to rn«-l.«lir*
tram mechanical piano player* an.I
grafanolaa.
Program rad, * it t I
not yet appeared on the Amen
can acene.
People argvrd over the (nel
conaervlng
and
h-u *e-wnrmu.r
m erit* of the old faihinned Iiti-C
burner atove an&gt;l furnnee. » ilh
Soil air, hot water ami aleoni In-or
Ing ayatema. W rote a iloi-r.tr &lt; d
um nlit In the metropolitan p ro .,
“ Stova
healing beget*
ri
hahlta aa chewing t harm, amtting, loafing and gnaaiplng. T-.
hacco chewing ia done because
men can afait nn the atm e „r In
It
It lead* to KOk»lpinir U iaiiip
mm gather rluwly n r«*n r»«l I V

ANN PACE PURE FRUI T

bat tor f * t yoara back to normal
bCTora y*u vhlt your mtUlaar. Tha
proverbial bond rad atrokaa par
day la a food role to follow to
roatrra the hlih llfh ta and aoftan
tha lecture.-Rea a liquid aoaplcaa
tham boo with hair conditioner
added for walking- your hair. It
will rnaka 'It »ofk again and raay
to manage.

U ffln M

[tetteM Mondays Of World War 1
Described By Feature Writer

All African Buahmen pray to 1
KILLED IN K W tfM IO It
tha moon in ) other w l» ti» l W MANTEO. N. C. S ep t 17. l*&gt; M t, and hav* an fitenalev »erie»
—Sllaa Rand-:*.-- Bolaa, 12, at , f r»,Lhj and Wf«nd* ralattnc to
Wayneabon. V a , w»a kitted today them.
_________
whan a 15.000-faIloa gaaolliw
M ratartd from baae lo
tank exploded on tha flakt a t Uif
Man tan naval airport, rvrm nndeT rather than by elevation above
►ea'lrrel, Mount McKinley. Alaaconstruction. Ko f l f t n i o l M .
km, U tb# hifbrat P**k on #ftrth.

Ttrvelr Sam

h fur more

jio w . i

-full that,

all

thr

A * ii

dOURtvir* enntbined.

T im power h jrot.ihl •— und llih w.u trill hr rvnn —
for-Hie ainrr rraton — thr American tradition of fnrrttem.
Fnctlom (if bitunna m anagtm rnt undrr Govrrnnwttt reg­
ulation — freedom lo make our own law* — live our cwti
liv-da — freedom to invent, invest and produce for rwfryhtM y'* hrnrfil. . . . Thai r» lire American W ay — ih r 4b*o-

litf^ oppovitr to ih r Hltlsr «v»trm nf pdlllicdl rmL- aermetit
SOI) itdlr *luvrry.

America’* atrrngth toduv tliov.i ilu i lire American
W ay In* worked, l l prover f/rd&lt; p r t c l k t l b u i i n r n in gu tgrt u m l it nrrrlinj th r n r f J i o j ffrir way o f l l f i .

X N yifT

IN AMUBICAI

BUY W A t BONDI AND BTAUH

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THURSDAY,' SEPTEM BER 17, 1 *4 1

THE SANFORD FTERAJ.D. SANFORD. nORIDA

.-« « Ga Alena P resident
B eccm r? l u c k P rivate

Trounce Braves, 6-2;
Hold National League Lead
By BILL KING
Aaaaclated Preaa Sparta Writer
BOSTON, Sept. 17. W l-T h a
S t Lonia Cardinal* protected their
two-gam* National [ra(i&gt;o lead by
d rauae the Boaton Braeea 8 to
t WadPin tsy behind the effective
ntnahit pitching of Ernie White,
their alllnp eouthpaw.
Showing no ill affect* from thrlr
fttrfoaa homestretch pace in th.penant parade, during which they
bare won 88 of their la*t .79
fam es, the Red-Birds climbed on
- J im Tobin early and w rrr In
» front all the way aa they ha mlad him hit 20th defral of tbr
season.
Backing up White, they tagged
Tobin for nine hits p|t»cct«&lt;-&lt;.
but they bunched lire of these
fa the elith Inning f ;r a gamewinnlng four-run rally to main­
tain their bulge over the ircond.
placa Brooklyn Dodgers, who got

WASHINGTON
B r JOHN GROVER
, \

League Standings
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By JOHN r.BOVER

(F o r Ja e k btlnnett, on vacation)
W ASHINGTON, Sep t. I f , (W
W l—C leaning tha note* o if tnc
cuff l
Home hem e-tick
girls
from
farm s in M.a Departm ent of A g ri­
culture hove solved the short
,e c :tio n problem th a t plague*
W atrington in w artim e.
.
Vacation lf*v&gt; h a t been lim ited;
lo t s o weeks, l i v i l acrvlc* w oik-!
n s Irmn the W est wouldn't have;
i&lt;nuuxh lim e at home to ro a k e .tis
tup wuctnw nle, to cloae-by veenl.otu nrc the W ashington rule.
However, w atllm a weekly rates
a t tnuul.ln and shore resorts
-on 't ! qua re with low clerical
. a l a l i a . T he p irti v in e up a*
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lis t
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4 1*»

carlonaUy U
moriea they
ihiof at kiL

only to onan aUeaUon.
MtrJarf* Knapp;
She's ...tha
sermieen-vtar-old
alcghig alar of -S ta r and Carter."
that opus of the burlesque mold
with C/pjy' B om L e e th a t baa
srorarf 'or Michael Todd.
.
Aik bar bow Ians aWa been

All aorta of tricks lu ta f»w
played with colon In Fall cloth*
Colon nCTcr before on apcaUi
the atroag right hind of Gas Ed­ term* are now bains combine
ward*. She welched M pound*, iuch aa shocking pink wi
emerald. and citron with purj.1
aha recall*, and » a t l heller at
the Charleilon. “I eouU crcn
Brstll rank* tin t .imong
ains and play the m , ” ih» layi. f re-prodoc Ir * countries.

^forc ljoura Effective Monday, Sept 21:
londar* U n ThunMUy—I8:30 A.M. IU 6;00 P.M,-Frid«y 8:00 A.M. ill 6}00 PJII
Halfday

8 :0 0

A, I ill * :ao P.M.________________ ■

yamst . 1.
•
.h ry rta.l that harvest labor j

v s i rrarco on the K astenl F lo r a
o l Maryland and la I enr sylv.m a, |
ind worVed out n plan for nocost vacation*. They lold several
farm ers thvy w rrr (arrr.-ralscd
id would helo In the haivest for
board and room. T hey olfervd to
pay their own bus fir e .
W! m the farm ers lound C m*
heir, was actually
farm -raised
g ills who knew th s lr way around

Wednesday after taking two alCounty-Wide Forest
tamoon* off.
Tha Red Birds lost little time Fire Fighting Sought
setting tha stag* for the victory.
Jim my, Brown opened the action
JA t KSCNVM LE,
Kept
In t b * ’ first by singling sharpie
of
to right and then beating Paul (FNM DlsconUnunnce
Individ,ala
ith
Wnnsr'a stow throw
in favor
forest proticlion
Stan Muslal brought him home nalablti ImirM of ruunly-widie pro-

Mrnyard, Instead of rotogra-

vura farm erettes,
..........................eked
th ey kit
In
with 811 a mop'.*i In addition to
bo rd ami loom, and nr* doing
everything possible to make the
Sumer'ck rural g irl* feel a t home.
w ife I h it n ftar two were away, [fCtion, arlth h r ulimate alm of
73 f g irls say it's swell, the
Card* w are o ff to the f obtainin'? stall wide p rn m tlo n s i
next
l-ext thing to getting out
Eno* Bloughter, the Cards , Jen as feasible, was axr,o*l upon
with the haivest crew * on Dad's
odtflald powarhouae, smashe&lt;l his at n meeting o f Die Inresl pro­
place. T hey‘to arranging their vaI S t h hom er of th * season m t of tection
sub rommlttii*
of
th e
Winter Haven. F l a . - T l * said that tho weeping willow*
callon* In senurnre to the fa r ­
Us* pork with two a w a y 'In the Kim Ida I’t s t , ("lam lw r *»f Cotn-J are the trees of the month at Cypress Gardena for Dick Pope,
mers who first tack ed t'ie Idea
third to put the Birds In front inrrce hsre !■•[ wri-k
creator and builder of Ud* stAwplace (Inset) has gor.a to Camp
will have a steady supplv of
It was decldtsl thal a long2- 0 .
1 rvetl labor when they need I t . 1
(Handing (or a short period before being transferred for bade
wrirki-dK n l e Lembardi fired his tenth rjirigr program shnubl
The idea is spreading to other
training in tha Officer* Candidate SchcoL Tha Cypres* G srhomer o f the season over lit &lt; ou'. rrovIdliiB for divln- rnnual
federal nlflres. T h e ic are thou­
dcni will remain open and continue lo be beautiful and IU
leitfleid wall In th* altth afu-r stefa until D r s ta tc -m le Koal
sands
r f farm -raU ed folks In the
nrarrful oulet will be more serene than aver.
.
N anny Fernanda? had reached U rta ch e l.
government, and If any consider­
Cost
uf
forral
[irulifliun
i
n
'
able num ber uf I "lent go fur th *
boa* on o pop fly that fell aafeFlorida Is a I'ttlo higher than In
back-to-the-farm Idea, It's going
V ._
other itales due o unusual fins
to help the tig) t
fatm labor
Walker set o ff th * Cards' horartls and the nurl for year,
t
Ituatlon In truck a r s is
around
tho ilxth by lrulln;t around opera.Ions Instead
of l
the capital.
■Ingle to cen ter, and acasonal proticlion. Merging of|
T h* press release to end all
.
___ _kter followed with a bat* widely scattere.1 Individual co- j
r res* releases ha* finally been
i4 . drive Into toft field. Maslai's operat irs Into crunty units will
perfected.
Borne of them have
---------------- to left breught In W alker, cut the m il, tt is twllevesk Only |
. . ___
, ,
..
.sppiuarhed It for brevity, man/
11/ F R A N K W RIGHT
L
fe d two more tall!** came over seven of *the state's b7 counties j
Hnc Save tied It for aetual value, but
G A l.-iF y V ll.I.F , l.cpt. 17. ffljie- on defeqae when h * * *
Walkar Cooper hit swirly. now operate on a county basis.
cta l)— W ith
the
U nlverilty of
« ! r SP' » BI* 0 , 0 o u ,h l 10
i this one will never be bettered.
tcher g o t around to Ih ln liT h ey are,
I. ay
Dade, ^Duval.
opening foottsall game * £?— !■ g ll* " , L
,
Joan Rowland. Associated Preaa
Oruni;r.
7 throw-ln hit Muaiali llillabnrm isl ,
r layd hn netiky, the G ators I |||,r , r ja n . npencl
an
eovelop#
lirh rm l for fic il Ha turds y _ftfterOR the bock, and Whiter K urfiiv* end \ nlupla.
right
guard. In I J c b . judgment, i , rnm tl a N.Honal U lw r ItclaGill,
tt.
chairman
o
f
ln
Jav
k
so
n
v
lll.
against
th*
ik l Ihsn drov« him cv»r the pU(«* | &lt; h*r|p* A
is
aa
good
a
guard
as
he
saw
'
n
[
tinna
Board,
heavily
mkrked
as
Naval A ir Ntatlon team , let's sit
it ?r f iiif it r y tl
down ■ njueeie tiunllthn .Su*r
In with the G ator's h.ssd coach,
,° \ V a-?.nlr “ m' ^urtn* l ^ 'b o t stu ff for the prext. and
at
th**
r
n
w
iin
?
Tobin,
Tom l_ieb. and see how he views paxt football season Ax a aopl fn-ind nothing but a blank xheet
umore, Floyd wax very much t n ! of p ,p e r,
his sm lor
delegation
an
the the
spotlight, plsyln g 33 IJ
m in
inut
u te
tt m
” s 1!' Governm ent gtrlx go for en1913 sijpad.
I 'i r r e s Nick Klutka, right end, la lop the playing tlme o l a n y , , #mtdea with no stockings— with
■rvatl.
Here are
whom I.leb rvidtly admits it t ie varsity newcomer. He was picked weather reservations.
on the All-conference
infen
soph tea
l ie statistics. W ilbur, our agent
THEY CANT
and
all
lait
season
Konetsky
w
for arduous rseerrh , rqforts that
*
three years
a*
aa
Murids s
coach.
As a
aophomor*
Nick one of the chaps who pli/*.^ con- »n a recent hot day. 112 of th*
~7j
TAKE
TAI.LAH A 8SK F . Hcpt. 17. (A1) nlayrd Ltd minute* In tha b ru it­
first 200 women who passed
&gt; S YOUR
—Three Negro i.m vlct* escaped ing tackle apbt. tu t waa shifted to [xnjabfa, Konetsky should haw hi, fav orite lamp-post on PenWednesday from slate r in d de- ertl la it
(
n ivlvarla Avtnue wore no boa*.
r a il.
started
eight an outstanding season.
,Flva backfletd
senior*
r*rlm rn l rampt.
Of the l i t , only .73 bothered to
sam e*, played 288 minute*. Nick
Willie Sm ith, serving n life Is a suprrb tduckei, rugged and Ll*b'a big hope* on offense. Jls paint on cosmetic stocking*.
Sentence f«ir murder In Fcinim il*
(,‘rt fee first crisp day heralding
willing. An expert judge of grid think* very highly Indeed of
Cnunly in 1931, racapcd n&gt;ar i l Dot la *t year commented he's Fondren Mitchell, O'Neal Hill. autumn, Wilbur rclu m n l to hla
(Ic la| tl - only man on the field you Ju k Jones. Hill Curry, and Bill rer carrh, and fo ird only 68 of
Lelako. .
.
Robert llec*e, sentenced Ju ly j can ir e without watching.”
2C0 b n v ed the mid b re e ir* w ith­
10, lt-41. to four &gt;»ur* fo, ro lt-, Dig Fugrn* (Olco)
A chap who nrobatly ha&gt; nearr out bos*. He didn't bother to
Dee, at
(wry In l.ian g e m inly, *"d Ja n ie* i*nUr, l* th* bigg Ml man on tha rccdvtd the uedll la which ha la count th * galnt-one. (suin g In ­
t,.-» l. Rrnfor't,
srntrnrcrl
last i |uad, at six foot
three,
U0 entitled la O’Neal Hilt, moat ver- terest, maybe.
February to four y ear, lor unto IHiindn. t.ieb figure* him to b« aitila of tha backs, the b n l block­
Iheft In |)ade county, eactaped aa good a cen ter aa then i* in er OB th* field, an iv.-ellent tackfrom a camp nrnr Fort rie r r r
j the fto u tSra atm Conference. He ier.
affol, and
on the
: . fas
■-------.—4
one of
“ '“ d ;
1 but be* llkd
played a both tackle and center ■quad* quickest
Individuals.
O'Neal
ha.
played
la*t year, hut becauaa of hla some of he b ‘ ‘ _t ! _ i
BILLBOARD
it ball aeen In the
power and *gp*r7;nc*,
The Hoy t'-rut nvivetnen'
Gator
tackJlel
B/GBOK g k TUCKER
dated to concentrate on hla aorta. llt's ■
It* brelnnlng in t l 1 llritlsh
R|
play. Prom th is position,
in IMU.

U. Of F. Coach Views Players
Of Opener With Navy Base Teani

3 Negro Convicts
hHcnpe F rom ( am i) br*t wtngman on th&lt;&gt; fi*w in hi*

MANHATTAN

By FRAN NIKI K 1,1

H E LONE RANGER_____
TMW6 THE W Z J H PONT V
LONE RAH6ER/k HIM HERE/

MASKED MAH/

sussed of What It'take* to tom
3 nrst-rat* performance. That
Ufb la going to make plenty ,o f
us* of Hill at fullback this Fall
U rertaln.
•
Fondren Mitchell. la a
big
fellow, powerful, tig one,
IU
pounds who ran do Iota of thing*
well. Ha's a line punier and will
kick tha ball Iota this season, lie

K

We Reserve

Low Prices
Everyday!

The Right

V

Hot Speciab

to Limit

All Week!

Quantities!

Grocery Price* Good' Thru Wed. Sept. 23—Meat and Produce Thru SoL, Sept. 19.
119 W-- lat STREET
&gt;e»+eeee»»ee»o»»f

GENUINE
3PRING

LAMB
Short Cut

"
HOCKMS8S- ■ ^
Manor Brand, • to 8 11a. Whole

LAMB
LEGS
Pound

Cefce- wrapped,

i f M * is iir K ir id

Pkftks

H a lf. U&gt;--------37c
Sliced , lb........39e
iR lh 'd FffM lita BMrrft sv FUfe
C A N A D IA N B A C O N
r« e / r r l s * * r llaSlIaw

mI

Mlft

rb

-15c CHOPS

tb

55c

I'S
■&gt; C H O P
S

tb
lb

29c ROAST

tb

49e

VjRth firrimt

X STEW

I ■■■to !#§■

■ s a t Paul*

21c ROLLS 4 for I9r

lb

'P O R K B R A IN S
. PORK L IV E R
‘ PORK T A IL S

15c

Stall-Fed REEF

“Sea-Fresh”
SEA FOODS

M BW IsflB

; CHOPS
?

tb

SPARE RIB ENDS—
BEEP BRAINS.—..... ..
PORK CHITTERLINGS

t» U

l , Hiflled ■J im lb

lb

e s s s r .ls r X

BACON S Q U A R E S

' vviK-t.si *r sntVK lutv Lawn
SHOULDER
tb

T r .* l&gt; t!ll B E R K

19c
Fruits &amp; Vegetables

.

l*frr

J e M lh iB Ctofekfag mr Katipji

4 lbs. 25c
29cU FApples
ib e r tfellrlMbto KmUm*
m u i i (a im n i i
Apples 3 lbs. 21c
Hamburger tb 25c f fcib b lie
lb
3c
Roast

Northern Tute o’ Be*

HADDOCK
FILLETS

Ih

. . ra te r

HBSATV C U R

Steak

&lt;iqc :: Lemons

lb

“

r . Oreew

Celery

n A K i* a T i n

Short RibH lb 25c

doz.
stk.

JOc

iiuSODWftT JmL 2U

&gt; rattlsrw ia Masa

Mackerel

lb

■tab Hawsers Pa a

Fish
3 lbs.
Croakers
lb
h f « | D tft C n l

MEAT

Roast

lb

Meats

lb

i &gt;r. a. st*. i tsas

LOBSTER lb
llw tk a ff DnaaaS
WHITING !b
rot

LARD

2

8 8 o i f f l ! a ” .U r .U

«,

pisbs

:: Potatoes 10 lbs. 29c
t'aaaaiaa

,

Rutabagas

3 fct W ? t a e S " ” ib” ^ i C « r ^ t o

lb

, .

Prunes
U&gt;! 12*U
I a n s rt s t U s K ey
; Limes
doz.
5c

lb

riw U a

Mullet :

lb

bch.

Pears

W R b T IID r.ftllft W IIIT H

nnADH

35c BACON lb 21c,

lbs.

SPAM
W tfel* K ara,I

2 12-ox. 23c

SuL Quallly

poallion. Bill mlvhl b* playing » |I m « » . U»»T are like mercury.
S S U aUt (hi* Fall. Bill I* ru g •L l0,, hA'r* • ^
.« » •
g » v rewwrref.il. dependable, S j “ « • “?*»■
Mldtog nbtal
nnial to be very much In
Wtod and tho,
midu of tha Florida grid picturd *u ln' . T*)«« « •* . “ &gt;« nuteld -1
for tha tl ltd tlraight season. , tarrapky of one of the beet w*we; l
Jack Jonas. o»af of he beat P«!?rmfn EnaUnd orer prodne^
paaarra In Gator foottall hiatonr, - p o m a a B u r k r You'd think feat
hasn't anvon- ahead of him this **!*• wooW •&gt;« &gt;&gt;i*. *&gt;ot It wasn't.

tiL G n m ii.

PACK.
N o. 2 C u

CA^Up-fi

3m 1 s
Ita • fow eol-

tbair beat u

T A B LE SUPPLY BREAD
. S .I .S ..

n

P-v ■

1 y. -w- •

TH.

■ arilatl

•
___ ■

AIL RIGHT, COME ON/

4c

WKSTKHV p o n u

FLORIDA GROWN A ND PA C K E D !

r r . “ f^ k »

15c

J

t L iw

W h it

Vegetta bles

�.—- — -_.- -vc -mv --

- *a.r_ rfi-rm ■

,« U P i» « f c .

: &lt; a _w &gt;w

a&lt; j - V

.Q k ^ ***v

-

l

1 0 % SAVED
NOW OR 100%
TAKEN BYTHE
AXIS LATER!

BUY WAR BONDS

AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R

VOLUME XXXIV,

E s t a b l is h e d In 1 9 0 8

SA N F O R D , FL O R ID A .

British Pour New Air Raids On
Strong Detachment
Into M adagascar MyslcriouB Balloons
French Resist Some;
As Enemy Forces
Occupy Port Near
Capital Of Island

Reports on Pacific

be on the tv ad to
capital, X9&amp; mile*

Majuflfa, 0» * or

w ard

Du* In new g at restriction*,
wnrk.ra at tha Sanford Air B ate
who live In ether title*, or 10 to
10 mliaa away from th* base, are
steadily moving Into Sanford, Ed­
ward Riggins, secretary o f |h*
bemlnole County Chamber of
Commerce, said today,
Aa a result, ho added, a abortage of bousing acooptmodaUema
t* possible, aa vacant room*,
house* and apartment* are al­
ready becoming ecareer each day,
and.* many Inquiries regarding
house* and apartment* fa r real
are being, received'at th* Cham-

Budapest

radio

tn

officially I

riv e n to rx p la in

Allocations For
School Salaries
Have Been Made

T. W. Lawton Reveals
Funds For County
Total
|15JJ72.89

Ruhr

by

the

RAF

hrtuigl I

the

of

Mrs.

w d M, Jewefl Chapman, left frum Or

for

l ittf im 1toil

into

l&lt;* glim, was nim«li

to him s Irs

M e lloii u| |'ir

T

l«l

j-ilr

on

We*i

l&gt;ia|uiti*hi*!« .unit th e Itcel ,
nrtrn ih*fen d er* wen* hitckotl ,
ikrert th** trr«* lirml ■venues to
the cliff a uvrr looking the V o ir * :
kkAtrffniiii nl unr lime
T hen. t
%vith thr bluff* behind thrm ■ ruj
N an tank* in front, the HtiVirU
■truck hark in a •uprrm# e ffo rt
to n v r i he big *t eel city ami
fr»rr*vl the mvadcr* to rrtre a t.

\

gmnktJltior' « »
■til hum!
H
TTiia murning, R I Kipp * h " I
will set ns m sili’i i*f rpuniitniM I
r«l#ase&lt;l the in n ’ iwm w "t ) in&gt; y
eludes runsu In flu* ***t*f»*nl t on* j I
cert O irK s«lrs. N i i f i in »i»us«iiil| I
cv rtH lc sin srtil g ift* f«i Ibr Sol ! I
•Bars nn.| j* • *■&gt;Mfr»* in 1
|I
(jiw i«m
|
(ie*uf|r t i ll .va * i- •lirratiM "f
lh# li*rsl . . . h i at i,a «(i .h b m•* |t. i
fn rut pci »

in#nte«l thf if'o t l* .‘f I mrnplaell
I auasllli' Fowl ..1 I ) • Mil of lltVIf
mm

.

the

United Stull* \f'lll * IUfl* lha- ill-

tor lh " |irriyn'»* of
I he
«tis|»
d n v e in this Staliair J»|rJlo|t alati h lg h l) . . »&gt;V«|t11

" m*i *h 1

f * " Mint*

i"

Sign if Iran tj&gt;

111tier'* field Head*

quarter* made only the hma&lt;l
grfieial rlaim lhal N all Iruopi
hflil H ttinl
furthef
■»* rraa#»'* ?
in rhe i&gt;nMh ftf Stalingrad
N(J ]
f e fi» T1I l»ifi
*'f
111I*k1'MU
Berlin
•111111*1- i f &lt;*ti 'i«iin Tr op* ih r u it* l
ii'v
"if
'Ki i i t k * 'ir i.c la

'1

Wilson Appointed
Vice-Chairman Of
Production Board

■* -mho • i n a a h *

-I n e ts

•Mtin

♦ fuller!, (hit
. a t t ie r

Judge Ware Urge
Drivers To Appl;
For New License

y ra -

ro nfllct

ii"Mhw f i t r m
» brr»* ihm u-

An. |

W l ’ ll lle m lA n n m iiU 'cs

Mpi i «

tiw ia) .

i.p f m in s
a#h)

o il

Kormutiim Of lOxrrutiw

r o n t m i d t H*

h ir»l

,HmIt b in c o lla tin g I hi* tiinli rm l.t
M r Th u riii r«jf!tinun.1 Mr
M rl f

Ii»fl

i |m»

talb'el nttviltluii

Li thrj

fa rt tbut %•bnt loratinh of ■rrapl
fnrtal i* irjM irL il « h i r h " A i i r i i I
r r ( u » r L ' turn in, t l r
&lt;.»*tir*|
'b u ll !»• g L i ’ii
'iMiir in iln t nml
I h r j ink «iill In- iii« ki'el ■*11 h&gt; I
go w r nuiriil ant h u n t)
I
an

"111 d« m m h n » M i
t r t « i i t i - e l t h a t 1 1&gt;*

Mi Burt ml ,
’M m I i n* m |

*a lit*If1 M'i* itlfl ltig |t* lu'l tli.Mlth I
lv ah ii-m m l ••(
b immi
I p| I nil t ’tr *hl|itur*fit .if tb* |.rv
i ioyi nitiitlh. I
ihtfik
Viiii'Hili
t iiu n ty

ha -

gutml

raUM 1

t *•

!**• ^

proud] *tf It* arfap r iillr r tm g rf
tiirli,** vaii] M i. Thor in*.
1H iring th r it rear n I w w k , ft!,1*10 poun«la of ligh t ami hravy
m etal havr lmn-n re m o v a l front
the Lrg tn n mu p p llr, M r T ’mror
aaaertcvl. •tilling t l a t
h r rati
iriatav] thr amount rem aining in.
lb# y#ft|, tm lulling tbr»*
iargr |
iKiller* «t He'll over fivt- toru in i
a r ig h t, k-htrh hv am hi wruohl Ih"
C«i |l#c 1etl

CITY B R IEFS

m

j#aVf

Atrier Iran

dny* ago by («

fuink

t Gila* Cka^aag.

it i - f *"

B tn 4 Sb#ll vVmIuiim|«i i*■iu*i it tug
■| M;fn oVIiick for I He* »^r..n.i r.tn- ?
t|n*ent of s 1'Rr
*rin ’lt*i-.
tuj y.

W lr FriKlurtion Ikwirvt In W«sh
trig l on ii r
o h " i* inve*iigMt

alloted for the year will b* l i l t , - O p C C l S U S t
C O T D 8
BB0, Mr. Lawlun eald.
_______
Part of thl* money formerly
MaJ UnU)n E, A||fn
deelanalcd for tranaiwrUlicn pur- o( K(rmt N tlJoM l n . ni, T„
poeee amount in* to iM fll.B d .wrh Unj „
form&lt;rtF hr„|
,i„
month, ha* been tranaferred to in.| Sanf-ml Atlantic Nallonnl bun.
teacher’, fund at the m|uc*l o f , here, left Orlando yeatenla*
the Bemlnole County Board "l&gt; m u m . hi* new dutlee *•
r
Public Inatruction, and all trana- peraonnel procurement o ffin t
porta lien coaU will hereafter be the Tampa offlc* of thr Am.
paid by County and dlalrlct fund* flpeclallat ('orpe
The ..ffirr The Uacher*' salary allotment located at 20d Tampa (ia- &lt;..
this year for thle county ia sev- Building.
era! thou.and dollar* - I n * than
MaJ. Allen la on leave fmm thr
that o f Uat year, Mr. Lawton hank for the duration. Hr i. n
pointed out. Thia, h* explained, former president of thr Ktnridi
was dua to declassed attendance Bankers Aaa’n. and for some time
during the past year as evidenced haa been chairman of the Slate
by tho annual school report of (War Havings Staff.
June 10. Teacher allotment* are
In World War One, Maj Allen
mads by tbo Stats arcordinq to enll.ted at th* outbreak
Iti-mx
tha number of pupils attending, through th* rank* he eltre.led
b* added.
officer’s training school and I".
Bine* th* allotment to lha Coon- on graduation Wfti eornml*!bmi-"il
ty bjr th# Htgta fills w m « « U l * aecotvl llm tin a n t H# * » *
abort of *ha total of 118,000 paid .Igned to an Infantry unit and
to teachers, and for school bus **n* -eor*#—*, aervlne In Kr.me
operation, tb* difference la paid »"d Gennany with the iirv i l&gt;.
by the County, Mr. Lawton aald. *1*“ " throughout the war

m «b^

l ’ |» I 'till null) •** I 4*

rmng^tf .a |isl&lt; I**tli pu»grum si lh r»

S lftv l, nIT4* ^ *r rf f.itl - nf |hi'
mamlMnr* li-il . v 1’*»fii inafub i NV«!

Chari##

I Be#
Efforts

laO-smg Ptvst Jk't t.f lie

“W a fe S e S r s a ... Maj. Linton Allen
Assumes
Duties
In
school year. The total amount C?
_
r
y
_

hT u2 GUea Chapman Joins
STua- U. S. Naval Reserve

Scmlftftli- 1 iHtfll i ■ Si *,( fill pel1.1 w,

P el low

m jk i mint v I a .Mil »|i ip|Htl
i*rri/ i»t Tri «u u n li in ib r M *tc
if Klnrlda In th r s u m p i ,»f «m i s ^
rnrtul collertr*! »ti&gt;l -h ip im l frum
uni* during tb.
i&lt;ie*e ut
r h i» I
iln v r of th# (m«l |h i e»&lt; weeks
Thl* s ta lrin rn t n&gt; . mi iltnjr to ,\.l
Ultnnt B ill T h o rn , of &lt; ain}&gt;b*ll

tonnage of Umitm
dropped! on
Germany so far this month to
nearly MXX). TSe B ritish lost ,W.
planes but shot down two
!
Continuing the air attacks to
day, coastal command planes hit
two Axis s h ift wftb torpedi*ew;
off the Norwegian coast
Th# alory of the devastating
■mash by hjrvureo# of bombers
an Ifiui 1mlu at rial Ruhr valley
and a dusk attack ori Wlrdtodeii i 1,1
waa told In more detail by th* 1 n,r,V
British tonight.
MW# coala feel |h# tsplosm n «*f
*'
■hells lust beneath ua ami •»nu *
times near them ,” he said
*

sop A iH dlD d p f llll

H iller m nit*m* urniii’tt, Uviid
hurlcil Ipink in lilixnly s t r e e t .
fighting. " i*rr ri*|M&gt;rti*«l h astjit creeling ilrfeiiHcn in tha
norlh»t*.Bt niitnktrtn o f S ta l­
ingrad I imImv* n» ltn*&gt;iiant
at-irctl I hi* inilihlivi* in M i
ilrmiiiitir t'lftr n lh hour r^illy. |

Patriotic Program Is
Arranged For Sc-1
cond C o n t i n g e n t !

th e irj

Men MayInterview
Marine Sergeant
On Sept 21, 22, 23

Nazis Erect Defenses
In Outskirts Of
Stalingrad A f t e r
Retrent From City

Committee Plans
“ Send Off” For
W hite Selectees:

origin or whether they were em u -j
Jng damage.
'
i Almoit in the i*m e hour thel
Sofia announcer broke off in '
It# middle of a tentence to *luujt:
“Air raid warning Mulgarlint
keep .aim ,’'
Then this atatum unmetlialrlg
i thut down.
Bulgaria haa had air raid uurfiInea in recent Uiy» but no raid*.
Ttia little Balkan country ntv«r
haa declared war against ita old
friend ltuasla4 but ia definite!. J
aligned with the Axis a i a p a rt']
Here are two photo* taken in the first New England aynlhftlc
ner.
The Motruw radio rep orted th at i rubber plant of the If. 8. Rubtier f t m pany ahortly a fte r the plant
g artan poa.ct isidcv, l i e Soviet began to operate
At top, ojw t»ti»r J e s t e r Opdykr thow i m ssnipia
Pictured la R ear Adm iral Wm. consu late In the Black era pnrt |
II. P. Dlandy, who ha* Juat re ­ of V arna la st Tuesday T he in i of ia&gt;nlhr1k rubber ■&gt; it n»mes n it of ■ mill to manager John I* Cm..
turned from an txtenalve
&lt;0.- nouncem rut said a n u m te r o f ! B 1 tom more iuM*er is pietuie.j rotgtng from « tul»sr the uinrhinr
000-m lle I rupee I ion tour of naval o u tra g e ! was com m itted , inrlud j lb*»l 1'iH-r.iii ■* like it meat grin-t. r
It squeetrs isrgt •hunk* 1ut*i
Inatailatlona in tha P acific
He itig the lubh ery
of
rniuuU t*- j -mull* i I'Hvt - urifl i! uiiivpi water from the synthi tu nibliri
it
declared that U. S. force* now hold *11ndt
lh* balance of .tr lk in f power in
The .Soviet nun ip ter in H««fi «i j
the w eatrrn Pacific. T h l* la an has pri»trstn| %tgotm uIy !*• lhr |
official II. S Navy photo.
Bulga rian government
The Berlin indio, rrjH»i l*-el Ihe
Soviet ronsulate ’ l \ arna lad
been ordered rimed by the Bui
garian government
Mean* Stir, the British air min
istry n rws service reported that J
last night’s heavy raid on the,

porta captured V f
weak. ‘
Thera atilt was no official Inform ation in London on tha pn&gt;rre e * o f tha MgotlaUo&amp;t between
Annet and tha UritUh commander,
which tb# V khy radio now Indtcated Lays been broken o ff.
by th , B l.le during th* in d en t

Secretary States
Persons, Continue
To Move In Town

Seen Over Hungary!
As Bulgarian Radio
(Jives Raid Warning

The

Member A.xnocialcd I'rew

German Siege Armies
Hurled Back Twice;
Reds Take Initiative

Open New Synthetic Rubber. Plant

warned Hungarian* of a large i
number of enemy ha IIona flo atin g .
©ter their country but no other*

Itu n k rira ,1 lh *
M tith M il
of
J m thro * k*y
he B ritlah U at

Nor waa there word hero of
th* terra* proposed by tho Britlah
commander.
In aaklna th* arml*tire, Annet
relocated that tha talks be erranged “to find mean* by which
w* can
etiaa flatting
with

1H, 1942,

I Op A im ittid Pr•*• I
S o jlh ia a t Europe underwent an
•Hack of
Jitte r,
la it
night,
marked by an ate laid acarv in •
Sofia. Bulgaria, and report* of!
m yitrrloua ballon* driftinfr ovrri
Hungary.

UJNDO n T BepL I*. (A P I
—Th* UII trkca hr United
l U t a i ih B ir lM t on J i f U ' i
w dU ra aappiy Um waa r ib *
•d U 1*7 Mips i n k «r dam­
aged with the Navy . report
that f r o o th*n were hit hr
L O N D O N , S e p t. 1 8. (AP)—
'A a t r o n g n e w U r itia h fo rct*
h a s la n d e d o n t h e c a a t co u n t
o f M a d a g a s c a r a n d o c c u p ie d
P o rt T a m a tiv e a f t e r so m e
F r e n c h r e s i s t a n c e , th e B r i t i s h
E a s t A fric a C om m and
an­
n o u n ce d to d a y .
T a m a t i v e ia
1 3 0 m llc a n o r t h e a s t o f T a n ­
a n a r iv e , th o Is la n d ’s in ta n d
capital and th* fir s t B ritish
beachhead on lha taat coaat the
British force* are m arch !n * on
the capital now about 100 m ile*
awap.
Surrender U r a l laid down by
the B ritith have been rejected by
the outnumbered Yiahy French
defender*
of
M adagascar
and
they have decided to fig h t “to
the extrem e lim it,'* Vichy an­
nounced T h u n d a j
T h* day a fter Colonial G over­
nor General Annel had, on hi*
own reaponalblUly, r*que*le&lt;l the
BrllU h for term * to half
the
flch tln c, Vlehy broadcaat a communlque aaylna the B ritith *tipulatlona “appear to be un-arrepU b lt to *ach an exten t" that
Annet could not even conaider
them.
"A ll meaaurea are beln i taken
to continue U** * t r u f f le deaptl*
th* d ii pen portion In force* and
m eant," th * -rad l, continued.
T h* BritU h, meanwhile, were
believed ean tlnu lnf their advance
toward Tananarive, Inland cap i­
tal of the island, which b t f a n
whan the navy and the air force
attacked three hay points on

F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R

M orrlaon

toiUy rrlraa*

r&lt;l th# t«ntatlv# tlm re lh»- fea ­
ture HMre. M lnlvrr" will !*■ •h«wn
a t lb# R lt i th ea ter Sun&lt;U&gt;, Mon­
day and Tuvaday aa 1 0o I’ M,

2:40 P. M. 6:20 P. M. -nd » 0 0
P.M

. Tha public I* Invited In at­
tend an educational motion pic­
ture dealing with Infantr, man­
euver! end tactic! which »IB b*
shown, tonight at the Armory
at 1:00 o’clock.

State Guard Called
In Mobile Strike
MONTOOMBEY,
Ala..
Bent.
IB, (A&gt;—rtv a companies of tha

I.Kjat In add'tinn. l ' ' e |
I’oel'l firJ.I rin n e . ha- tm— ie-en I
ru t into MYllitai by arrlylene l
torch »pe(at-&gt;r. at tl *- h'anloni .
I v h m r 8ch--d. and —ill I- added I
to the ahipmenta to (he nullfar rnnvrr-ion into new imple |
menta of w al
Commander Sell Smith today i
in behalf uf
Campbell U-e.Ing ,
Post thank nl the public fur Ita j
"generou. "--operation In bring
ing In much metal to t i e legion |
scrap pile, and In notifylg the.
I’oat member- of thr location of |
■crap and placing It *o It rould '
I * picked up easily.
"llowever. let', not .lop and
rest on our oar*," aald Mr. Smith,
"L e t's keep up the good work.
Our yard ia now empty and w*
want to fill it fuller of scrap
than- ever. We are all ready for
a second campaign. W* must keep
this county t.g it In the lead In
scrap collecting effo rts for It
will taka plenty I t scrap to lick
l U “Jap#’\

Johnson Receives
Second Request
For War Workers

Nurses May Enter
Training In Orlando*

Ale-i R
Juhnaofi. •Rrrrtur id
i the- Sflhftiril 8&lt;*h«»ei| Fur W n r I’m*
l tltu liun
Wnrkera,
L*U y
elatrel
* tb «l hr h«i| fre riv t’.! *milh«*r u r* ur•-n i
j r*|u«*at from
tb# I lu ll ml
Si Ml*** I -in (ibtymirfil Sd-rvif# for
wuinrti m i w#M*ra l*» work In
th r
«hi;»ynrtU
»if Jnck&gt;oQv{|l#,

I

Italians Report Navy
Damages Five Vessels
1* 7

A t-x iiU *

Pram

The Italian high command re­
ported Italian naval assault boat*
dashed Into Lh* roadstead
at
Gibraltar, sank a ateamcr. and
seriously damaged
II*
other
boats under th* bristling gun* of
tha great rack fortraa*. In Egypt
all waa quiaL
Th* ealaometer

waa

by David M lln t !a 1 W L

Invented
.

- Ts m jm nml I' r i i r i i i i C ity .
At
I*-#!! PrfNi women.. li#t!v##,n th#
I *gv« *tf 21 arwl 3A are w a n lM
i for thi* work. M r JoHmuin aald" A re w*Idlng work i« r®*f far
' wnm rrt,''
Mr J o b i x i l h t # c l
( out. Arid stltliMl l h « l only ted
| Tim rhlnr bo uri of training la n t m i i r y for Apt puplla la quail*
\ t y for m W h ou r a w vtk j A #1
75 r#nta an hour pAjr. TH # Un%th
of • tU y'a work la algHt houra.

"W# alreaJy Kav# thr#« women
training In arc waUJIng work,”
continued Mr. JoHnaon, **ThiT
h art been at It four aw##ki and
nr# already h a lf way through
their court*. Thl* I* a dafanao
job at which women can qualify
aa welt a* men. However, man
too, are needed between tb * ages
o f t l and U .”
Mr. Johnson advised applicant*
to either telephone Urn at U0,
o r call at Ua offlee hi th* High
School farm at 9 *0 West Eight­
eenth Street,
_
.

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League Standings Cordis Take Phils To Lead Idle
,»r»fd scats for all throe famta
i. on &gt;ala at the Anrobllt P i v for Celery-Fed
Dodgers In Loop By VA Games amacy.
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—Still wrary and narsoua from Proceeds Of Games,
F*d rrcruiU turned out for initial
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1»42«|

Name
fUnloi«~Courl of
Judicial Cl re «i It Court,
ftmlnola
J
t C h a fle r 10*51 U » i o f F lorida!
County. Florida, ai nonlord. F lo­
the Circuit
••
wllb tli* Clark of
rida on Ika Ith day of cvitibor A
D, 1141. and then und flier* make
a a a v e r to the bill of romptalu! « t hlbltrd a gai not you otherwlaa *
i e c r * * pro c o n f i w o w f p b« n - !
tired again*! yn*.
For lh * hrxl in w ork m w tih lp and
ft la further ardvred that Ifi i ■
nintcrlnU— ir y the EVA-11E!8S
order be publlehed In the Hwnfotd
Herald, a ite**epap«r |«ubllBh^&lt;1 in
IIE A I'T Y SHOP.
Mernlnole County, Florida, mu* a
wee It for four eoneerutive * r * h »
IMm* and Ordered tb'e 1*1 daj of
OPERATORS:

■emlnolo County, Florida
I MTEVENU
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a m i ih i
s
k ii
prattler Monday aftrrnnon
at
IV i, ivt
w U Pci thalr ilruggl# with tht Brooklyn TV k
A r m V
I f P ilo t
d thr to at H committor of tha
Dodfan, lha St. Louli ('anlinali 1 U
fcimliwlft
High
.School
Field ^ i
&gt;&gt; i; m i i . i ii is l i . it *
I III J
Amarican Loylhn Foot Ustptember A- t&gt; 1*11
Coach l^ronam L
Mr I.oca* at i .in &gt;&gt;H &lt;•! l'hi «■■ .11 tl III had to wrable yralarday to yrl
f&gt;. I*. IIKIINIHIN
Mrs. Evelyn Echob* Hansen
---[ i ;i . lltlaiidu
Chacka and money
Clerk. Ninth Judldai «1r1. &gt;• IT HI IVrali
II II III In a 8 to S declilon osar tha
once began putting
thr
Iniya^H
ORLANDO, 8rpt 1f&gt;. (Special! | ,,1, 1 . ihould I* mad# payabla
null Court. Hrtninaile I’nuif
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&gt;lm. Ruby EehoU
through their pacra.
Phil*.
ty Florida
- Rollins Collayr has net a pr*--. i„ "Anny
F.maryancy
Relief
Practice began with the linr«j
Mm. V ela Nelnon
But thay mad. tha grad* with cadent unrofall»»l in the annals' f und "
(Official M*al I
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men working at one end of the.
a (raat four-run rally In tha of Unitasl Slate* fmdhall by Vnl-1
h ATIIIa II. I.KACJIK
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F o r apptr.nimeni can 3 6 .1 .
Geld under flick Mclj»t»1ln. who ia
New fork I. Plll.hurah I
ninth inn Inf and Incrtiird thalr untarrinc to dimatr *11 procaa,is
_
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Notice |» tiereby given (bat ! ;
llial.li. I. r'hlr." I
firing hli turn and * nergj to­
National laarua laad to I Vi i i n a i of it* horn, yama* in Orratrr O'
I'M 'I EH S AIHK 1NDHCTRI1 am engaged In butlneee el • JI ^
HI I..all. I. Phtlsd.lphla. 1
ward helpme the l**y* in their
osar tha Dodgari ai wall ai kr*p- Undo Stadium to thr pr»..|rc
null „ F t i„ •.h.dul.d
A u , under the firtitioue
, OJ,. , „ a NI)INO, Sent 15. French
training This work consisted o f
Hanford
Hup*r
Htuf* and
Inf
alls*
thalr
chanct
to
most
nrwl* of army rmrrrrnry relief |
|&gt;||V|,&lt; w
Molo
£,
0f name
working on the fundamental* of
208 tiuit Second Street
that
I Intend
to registry
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tM ta it
I.K 4 DI r*
anothar
half
a
(am
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forward
to­
charging, UocRing and tickling
name pursuant to the term* .if
The
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lioAAling
one
of
Ihr
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a,
MBonville,
m
member
of
Sen.
for h, I. I'lotltfid. 1
morrow
whlla
Brooklyn
walla
Tht lark* were at the other end
I'hlmn, I
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great team* of hintory. have Ihm^. i jw jri«* ivpjier'i *ecretarlil ataff
'U
through two , pan data*
HI
I *r»tj I • .
&amp;,
I ' l l I )«&lt;! r I fi ll in ,
of* tht field and their drill roil
Tha Card*
c l tha -ear
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W
hailUcnJnducUd
It
In n ln g * )
| Tht
Carda .how
showed
waar and I
glitad of *hifting, open field run­
WtalltMdll, I; f Ml roll _ I
tear of thalr f rollin g .aria, with,
-.unltha 10,000 .a.I structure to a , min the army at Camp Bhndln;
ning. paaaing. kick blocking ami
T '11?! tertafn Tentral Fb»n&lt;la’* font hall ( I'ti vale Mf»*« hopea to eventually.
tha Dodgers at tha and 0 i f *
tackling All returning letter men.
far a ami provhle furnl* for to!-s imaime an officer In the .Signal!
waak and tha doublthradtr
m W\Mc! wra*. have iep&lt;»r1 rd, with
h . Icra deaperately in neeH ■»f /un-i* 1 «*rpv
,
I hr rgeeptton ,«f Andrew lla.t)'.
thay dlshird wllh thr Phils r rlir
Catch
Coach MrLura, ■!»'* II■v* the
ar Walkar Coo par was htrtthrd through Illness or emergency
l&gt;tnses
at
home
boya a pep t ilk differing radically
because of brulaaa and Capt. Tarry
The first of the** game* will U«
from that giren to former team*
HOSTON. Kept. 16. OF) — A Moor* had to laasa tha fama
.Saturday night. Sept 20 . againIn n«a* araanna in prarrftil llmr. fmjr.run r|Khth Inning. hlghllght- aarly becauaa of a atlff leg
tlllMCM OF f t ni.lf'ATIOH.
t r i Up VlJ MtlDA; Til
Preahyterlsn
&lt;’ liege. 1041 HI
*hen Ih* ...I. mnlis. » . * to pro
hy
Weat'i Ihtrrl home of
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confidant atart
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T *t* tVpkahg.
ducc i winning f •*-itf n11 team
A
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title
rUln»*(H*
The
s-min.d
Ihr Ih m - fim . a *rl«. gave the wllh a run In the "flrit’ Vnnln’r." ami
I. .V i! m
at M SI Tal*
"Our country at » n !■&lt;.- a I ||„,|„n liras.* a 4 to 2 victory with Harry (lumberl pitching no- game will lie Saturday ItfghL
*.*
; tliiilca.il Ht reel.
Oct.
10 against the powerful
*
.1 *» i.viil* Mtjuih Carolina
iav over
nvar inn
a niraan ■
111*v
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—
*
—
“
alllllllon of grave peril." .aid i niim
Sunday
the Chkarn
Cuba.
hit ball for four games.
The
i .giM^rtna frmn lb* •worn
McLort* ■* thr Imy- rrowdrd
------‘ - 1 1
Washington and l*er CietieraU * f
Mill I^r, although nvt fecllny crowd of 2660 fans envisaged
. 1 .w-inpialrit fl|*d In lhat
arojml him attentively *()ur sue
the Southern Cnnfcrrnr*. Thi
• •t .In feu»c. wherein WAYMON
wall pltchul thrcc-nlt ball for lha dreary afternoon,
„
,
. final Irattle
name is lamaen for
n»r Snlu
nmui K■f.I*■*N« 1 |
B pisintirr.
Is
plaintiff, a
and rou,
rt*. In winning lh,« oar will da-. &lt;!u|M Uiroufth a*v,n Inning*. A ft.r
Although Ik« Pdarson clamped. tjay night. Oct. .11. against Chat m in TATH I ’KLOXO. ■re
ar defen*
pend mor* than r«.r upon man' w-||((nf
8||U , t lh, op, n.
resident of
down tlfht on tha Rndhlrd. afl*r- tanoon U.. i.f Ihr IHxIt- ('.ittf*&gt;
« • « r«
power, Tht* coundy nrr&lt;l. nitw,.
lv
1 iluj...n Htraal. &lt;l resnvtll*.
rnor. than rvrr lwf.„r, .truoK.J *"* of ,h* «le6th. La* l.ft th* ward., Ih* flrat Inning tally o n lrw r
line, ihst your address
a/nr becauae nf lllneiR and ill Terry MoorC. walk anil ■ double1
_.
L E S T Y () U F O R G E T
t
1‘ealthy mrn am! Infs mm mim-I S'
■ia a.r Hr H H This, that
n ilhorn took over,
jn
a .
01
. , i Tickets for the game are •cab"
After Kiitl'a *by *.
*. ..%**» ih*
bf twenHrwho a ir iiJxtt**1. lough an&lt;l
Knos (Country) Slaughter #
. ,*
. . i«
«. .
I*
TtiFr*fa&gt;r*,
you.
Mlfnt
harp
Btnmififi Hnil a*tnluranee, walk. Nanny Fernandes l»eat out lookrd aulhorlatlva.
1^ ? °
soldiers; 76 cent* general ndmi
i'bf/iN(l af * re&lt;|ti1r*d In
Your HH2-L'! driven* llrense niunl lir renewed before Oet. lal, p
f
Gfthting ip ih t anil thr will i.» a hunt off Hnthurn.
Then the tall-erutcrs liewl the ■ion and ||.26 fm rrarrvwl emu
I appeal It* for* the Ninth
Win, W « want |u develop mrn
score
In
the
sixth
on
a
single
by
You
mual
brinu
your
ID
!I-12
lirenne
with
you.
f
Who. can atafnl thr 140 degree
tfmperature of thr Libyan lirarrt or the Iry plains of Alaska, ami Merrill May, a sacrifice, and an
kvhn ran gr» through the rigorous other single by Ron Northey, fr»im
training rrcjuirerl of th* American that point en the gam* was «•
lluaband or w ife ran priwurc I he I'.II2-L,I llreitM- for rnrh, aUo for minor
Banger* You hoy* Harr a wonder- wield and wierd aa any rvrr |**-rrhtldren.
petrated
In
Shibe
park
r
i fnl (tpjMTrtun.t.* to get in gcwul
iihyaical mndltlofi by going out
The Cards regained the lead
TIIK COOLKST aSi’OT
I hit loothall
without a hit when three error* j
"IllgSt now wr ar* up against gave them H run In the seventh j
IN TOWN—
The Licence Bureau al the Court IlmiHe at Ihia lime ran write and de­
a big problem in the way of The Phils retaliated by walloping!
liver your license without your having to wail in line very long; they
transportation, l do not know it Gumbert out of the hoi In their j
the present time how we will be half of the spm# Inning, scoring'
Two b»,r fan* and lota
feel sure that u rir*h will mmc In a few dayn, and It will lake very much
able to travel, aa a bus is not twice on four single, and finally|
of giMni TiMiling dilnka
available due to wartime restric­ with one out In the ninth the.
more
of your lime; ho. (hey a.&lt;*k I hat you pleaae do not unnecessarily
tions ami rules However, I hope
something can be worked out. Redblrds roes on a mighty ram '
delay your application fur 11112-1.1 llrcnne.
page
that
brought
four
runs
on'
Another obstarl* we sre up g[oar hlta and thr** error.
gainst is that of securing new fo
(lot rt-ntly fnr Full l»&gt; .fmliiiR &gt;mir Kfirmftltit
Durlnir thl. *iclt*mrnt liuth
njuipmerit 1 do not know whether
The fee thin year lor Opera Inn* lircriHc In II.IH). ('hnuffcun* 11.50.
here for &lt;|imlity clrgrniiK
Ymir clothes will
i nr not we will be able to secure managers cams beck with pitcher
more, so you hoys must take they had used yesterday and
l«k e on new life lifter y m ti ihniURh our plant.
I I I W. Flr.t HI.
Ph ISO 1' any
Junior Operator** (person-, untlir IS yearn of ace) 50c.
i-spectally g&lt;nni rare of what you Howard Ki^st benefitted by grt
|nIready have "
ting credit for hl&gt; l.1 th victory
(I ’ l.EASE HKTI HN HANKERS)
against three defeats
JT
John Podajny. who had pttchrd
billets ball for the Uhilt in the
Vj , - '
eighth, was the victim nf the
FO U N TA IN
final uprising
After getting
220 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 861
Jimmy Brown out he was tagged:
for a screaming triple by Harry;
LUNCH
Walker and Slaughter fnlllowrd1
with a single that tin! ih* sror«- &lt;
tjiii ry’*
Is
faniuu"
f"r
This caused Manager Hans 1^. |
arrvlng a &lt;b an, * !«••!&lt;
LISTEN
I COME Ba o :
YIPPCE5
bert to call out Tommv Hughe*,
B o i e s MAY
TVOSt FIAI2ES
acme and i n e x p e n s i v e
«E P
TO THOSE
1— 7 MEOe.V
who had whipped RL Louis with I
a
c
e
NONOeerut
lupch.
Stop in thr nrsl
PLANES)
CALM.'
three-hit pitching In the first!

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EVA-BESS BEAUTYSHOP

I

Braves Win 4-2
Victory Over Cuba

LEGAL NOTICES

BILL’S PACKAftB
STORE &amp; BAR

SEMINOLE DRV CLEANERS

By PAUL ROBINSON

FTTA KKTT

BENEXT*i

time you’re i ut fur hinrb,

me Sunday, but It proved t
(lie move* Btao Mutlsl slam
B
mod a dcubla Iota right firld and;

won’t yt*u?

LANEY’S DRUG STORE
im

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1 TELEPH O NE l o i

Classified Adverbsements
LAKK HART &lt; 8I.KHV M I i K

FURNISHED AIT, Private bath

,

TROOPJ/j
SHE THE
Ba o g r .'
a n,

P l a n e s .' h u n Oc e o s o f Tj
--- a.—1—^ t « i &gt; n TUCM
»iQXjr %
- .'ISNT

WHArfe

/TTHSU-ING*

0. D. FARRELL, Prop.

Pkont SI4S.
Mather Bldg.
(Form.rly BaggottV Llq. Btoro)

H10 Park Ave

. FURNISHED HOUSES t
Roae
I'.iurt, iooa (Jrandvlaw, |76.00
month; .721 Marnolla, $61.00 j
■ninth; Comer 20th A Oak,!
1.5 00 month; M16 Ea.t 10th
115 00 month. Cole lough Realty
Co, T«1 772.
LARUK HUNCH Ffol.ir and fin
' Ish carp**ntf*i t-» !• cheap fur UNFURNISHED HOUSES; R04
cash Inijuirr bcfiut* i i»0 U M j Magnolia, 135.00 month: 112
week day*
Sun.tay nil flat
Fa.t 25th. $25.00 month; t i l
Thro*, fourth, mil** South «!
Summarlln A **, $16.00 month.
OlndarrUI*. old Sanfonl A**
Colrlough Realty Co, Tal. 111.
Road. F II Wmhhurn
HELP WANTED—
BUSINESS In thr County Pop*
, Drink Stand at the Naval Air WANTED: Girt for aoda foun­
tain.
Roumlllat * Andaraon
Bane. The real thing for the
Drug Co.
right party
fan h* handled
with a amall amount nf raah.
School forte* me to aell. See M1SCBI4.ANB0UB
ma at th* plare. (i II. Carlton. INSURANCE, ftra, wlndatano,
auiumobtl* burglary, companaatlon. A t a laving. O. M, Boyd
t l PIN BALL MACHINES. $15
S Co.
S up; 50 phonographe, $76 *
up | 5 -Free Play Kara Horaa
BUS.
OPPORTUNITIES
Machlni-i, $160 S up)
Alan
—to­
Lunch JStand with Ba«r amt
0 ft 8 0 roeary ealUd by
. win# with tha only Dane* Hall Ownar
Unci*
,
Barn.
Good
proposition
In DaLand, al*e Draught Baer.

_L*

DHKM 4 burner nil clove, f I Ml;,
Vttalair Ice lloi f i J f»0, lisral
4 ft,
krrturiif r«*f rigeialoi 1
Bauer Radi - Service
I

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oacsofs atMAYBE not.'
CK
_1HAN
SORRY*

DAdltH6YTJE
COMMAfl DO

ARCADE
Package Store

dow*. d&lt;H&gt;r*. corrug*Utl tin. Mu* UNFURNISHED 6 room house,
bath, 0 miles out W. 1st Bt.
• Hart’s lumber Yard.
Phene 4.12-W. R L ' 1, Box 90,
Sanford. Fla.
ROUND mahngnny dining table,

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MAYBE TDD I2E

Ak*.4, wllh rotapUt. tin*
at Mini Cln. Slo* Gin.
Dry Gin, Ram, and Vodka.

PLENTY secondhand lumlwr, win

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wiSW ,
INECE1

COLD WAVE

175 arrrs rl ill. ..Is. I if
llllf
A.k any rflrr&gt; gti»w* r ut l^k** SUKER’* Motlern Apartments. l*o
Mart. M J Md.., Jr
Hume
t at inn rtth md Mth Bis. just off
6077, (Iriando
Park Ave Phone 649 or 9H.

« solid |cp.

F&lt;2CM *-&lt;
isa COVS'

OOlNG
h ON if

La n d s
t.. _
. l" " 1 U NHiftNIHitEli heua*; B room.
Walrr for irtleatiun N« .Imln-;
mll(M oul W„ ,
■C* lax, ^ us rwnIr,-d till, Sat 1 Flr.t HI Itwinr 4SJ-W. Rt. I.
lf.no
liim i |&gt;r.
It... Ill), Santord, Fla.

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GEE —JL

T «S IS OLY A

SUMMCI2OXtAC;
(Thash T ahy r—
aifiEMENT-t—
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FOR RENT

FOH SALK

I

oaeACFRjrisrs.1

i AWAY f ,

Rlaughtfr was safe at hum* whvn
Catehrr Toraia. LivLnf.ton .Iran
|)fJ the thrpw.
Mg.la I tntival (a lhir.1 -in trial
play *t lb* plat* and auirrd on u
alula by Kao 0'D*a, Ram Nahnn '
rwpWati ITBjbf'a aod Flr.t Itaar
man Nka
CtV*n
lmmr.ll.tcly!
muffed a jtroundar l.y Johnny
Hopp.
Than Whllay Kur.iw.ki!
f iim l Hopp, hut Hacon.l l)..*man
Danny Murtauph thraw wild try­
ing for a doubt* play and 0 ’D*a
cam. horn*.

we m,i, ami rtpapcHip;

ME1SCII n u n , d

cErsecrl

By FRAN STRIKER

THE LONE RANGER

W
HWHAS SUM
HANCOa GOT
AGAINST YOU,
BLAKE?

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firsee

ELECTION. V

HF^RUNNIN* -

VOU’LL FIND
HANCOCKJfi
m CAFE

a b o u t that

A6 UN6T M E/

KAMC0CK

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" ---- urtead bc»t builnraa of IU
In, city, (lolnc Into tha
—
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A real buy for nulck LOST—
i- B. Lilly HOB NOB,
LOST) Kay ring with I I ar twor*
Fla.
* kayt. Baward. PhOM -101.'
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BUT, SHERIFF
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CO YOU MEAN,

fHGHTf

Mi

WANTED—

room bungalow, WANTED i WiLitr*. Elaetrtclani
t yaan old—OakCfloora,
and Outflttam. Waldara mat
laav
blind*. Ownar laavlng
poaa Amarkoa
ling. Cot(
for aalling.
DoaV
Navy taat
It/ 0a, Tal. 71*
■ohjact U draft

:R TH. APTfeR

our two gangs work

OP UB COW OUR OWN WAY

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preserve Inviolate U «W InmtlwkbU privi­
lege* fat which Va have baas as tang itaM t o r - d a u t fight I
—PATRICK III.1RT.

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A N IN DEPEND ENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
V O L U M E X X X IV .

EvUbQahed In 1908

SANFORD, FLO RID A.

*Reds Yielding IIndications
•At West Gates Show AUied
Of Stalingrad PlanesActive

Wounded in U. S.-Jnp New Guinea Air Battle

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British Warships iA ttendance Urged

Patriotic Quiz
Feature

Kiwanis

in Tnbruk AI tack ;3 f Defense porce

Of

Meeting

By C o m m a n d e r

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BUY WAR BONDS

&gt;
Member Assnci.'ilril Prrv*

N l M ltK It

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*A i r c r a f t C a r r i e r Wan
T o r p e d o e d By Japs;
Few C a s u a l t i e s Re­
Op inions
s ul te d F r o m Ixiss

W illiam Jeffers

Meeting Called

Adm inistrator O f

To Get

Farm

Prices

U

R a i l w a y F r e s d i r n l Is i l r n d e r s o n , WicTiard
In Full A u t h o r i t y ;
l ’ r&gt;fi* Stnhili/.ini:
A l r e a d y At W o r k
' a c t o r s At I'sir ih

\NH| S i , 1

Sept

1

III.

I 1 ■ S\u i a t m iili i c i i l to-

ll"'

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Airi ,i I f it f \ •*f k |till it \vu i
I* t. r tl». l.uMlr nr Mid

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Thf
i. - ?.( i ii. t*i ’ oni hut fu rrie r
h i i !» \ .iv i« h t .i'.iiultu-H Ban

W A SH IM irnN
i ' i»t. r
| William IL Ji f t* i
? f « Iflbial. e
j |irrsulrrvt nl thr \ ....... Fas if .
, T ilrt ad wim imm* •! 1lli weflt 4 «|*
I iiihbd»i admirii»l i .•«
i*t . umi'li l ?
Jc’ arif? »*f thr . nr
t literr |?»••
tt'im "
* hmiald N?Utui is if 11r?nlij*i i?■11
i Hirf, mu’ ui pcki,l ti Mi l . f.r I f .
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v i Dale
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1riirtirttrndnlkiin i f t • , lu........... .
j b**r ln\r*ttgatink- • 'Dllslfli * hil l UHl i
' approval of i*j. i t# 1 If. saw. tail •*'K
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■rvd that hr 1 i '•■Il'l-H'' ' «

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M vrpl, up -

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!kon o ;«.Ik!* wa* vitally
.*i■* ihII'iid which havr
|" ■i ?i ■*• hi |h«* smith
■" • &gt; ilk
n August.

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Temporary Service I;
U'lub Is Set I p
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On Lake Monrou1Lighters Straf
Employment Hoard
.lap Shipping:,
Men On Kiska

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General Mobilization
la Ordered In Brazil

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LATER!

khilr I hr
llr minl, lry eoMn,unloa*
ilituf four
M » * ..
lng in the c ity '* atroft.a, and *«id Boston iv&gt;ugla« bombers wiih
n May•tmng fightvr racort mad? a
.
.
•f..u|.*
that they had captured lin1 light attack on ahlpplt%t In the l
k ii toI a*Ir
main Stalingrad railway sta­ |i;rt of Cherbourg. Ei
France, and
' #*■! i f ftif 1 a
that other fighlere made channel
•' ? w X|* f inc a
tion.
I
J.
-c Th,
« Alien
■wreni and attackej
railroad
l-lrtlrl*. thr
Hrm-eh
«i*
toll *i i-Minbirtl*
Elaewhere alowly contrartlng freight yartla, facthrlea. and olher
»* l I ill
a*.l t)ie |,lb)u
are of (lefrnae, the Ruatiana ile- target! in northern Franc.'
All OfficerH S t a t i o n e d
'
Miiiif
uli'l I hr
gM,,:.",,,“ A»i7^jl nit May Be Dishandbtvjk Suru‘ii&gt;
rlaretl lo be holding flrm'y planee relumed aafaly.
1 v 1
I | ■ i* III ftl'v
iv
a«r
i.it»k
j.rT
ivr
.1
cd
I
f
M
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m
hers
Do
ngalnat the avalanche of luitlle
A
t
N
a
v
y
Ha.se
A
re
»
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*
*
The Budapeal radio went off the
III A Jr i. u nt.11 II-I
» 1 a! r rti.»y
.taine.1 Nail vrterana and re air at 0 P.M. after a warning lhat
\" I if. % lilYr
l ■ ■ Inn*t t I*.*1r
11)** pMilrr l iMifi iif loftf*
Luncheon G u e h t n
Not A t l e n d Drills 1 1Ai
I
f a 4 tm m‘ h « *r»
tervea.
» . f ** « nfi" nir rv**l f&lt;•i
enemy aircraft could b* acpected
fightrr^
which
;it
’iff
■r thr runIII
Around tha Volga Industrial from lha northaaat. It * u a»
t Jifhhtf ' hr V|pf [let
lift*
r
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it
t
c
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A
n
t|iv«?. 1114I IJr HDBl
la the United Stale! a republic
1 h* .‘-I t'f I hr nIf I I• III
renter the (termini claimed con aumetl In London that the Ruaw
ii«
I
List
or
a
democracy?
If
the
preai.lrot
,
l.-'mlwr,
DID.'C l»*
it ailimni«1 rn11*«r.
alderabl* additional ground gain- ____
•lans____
mult t&gt;* making another
•
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i
mam
nlde Tn” *m?ooteir th e'a 0*1 lha Vice l*reaulmt al-.uld .li&lt;- . "ipM
|' .Unit4.1. | I'stt-U I ' '
&lt;d and aald the Ruaalane were I
),ut
I*..rr*%
V* Mihlra-r r i« i
li'fi.*
ithln 10 minotei the w |mj wuu]&lt;1 &gt;u{Wj)
K '» . l . ..I to. . . . I ..........
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a i |ari‘»l
arrw
f
liaHal It *•
II*'*' ihfrr ja hr- * ft fHr'l Al111 I'tilh
till*., ft
attacking-In force at Rihav arvl radio reru m rd ip e / a tk m .
Thaae. were Mine Of the i|ut* o*g fi«*in offlriil u,,n , l.utr rtaihcw tlml .^anfii nl m«) t- »c It#
* ,*- IS
the .. .noo.l pr-aram iriom
A R-ul-rw dlaimVh ten * BtotkttV* to the Comliluiioe) heailujarteni of U- H ini'', mr, iTnll i 1r ntf mher * tin ..nl Kegm Itm/iAnr by the Itantch r,.i«miiree
.rf V [H " **Ws iri
holm 'to d ay
aaW
r m
w Tfw w d lah tou in alfired In ra I ' .’i . i in thr kfLid 1 E(»t -. o) «(|4*rv(i
» ,m- &gt;gl1 rt|.ut
p n - ir r a lte p uf rl»« nati&gt;&gt;iy'. le
l.r;4imi ih.i. ,|(|||, ri-g
HtaJIngrad la ahroiadcd In amokc lata In Berlin reported that planya
ug
member* by I thr
Ami rican IhmiiIu .*
I
*
In!** Delicate
i t. r rural Ing rubt*r at*-kj ilea
tilarlt
hut tha rail wara art atilt operat­ believed to be British anJ Aiw r
__
_ _ lha Week l&gt; j backed up thr Itnl i.h
i .i
&gt;
■' *i id ' ef thrn
Tli,- k»i A1 rtfiij. inv enli-tmcnl.!
n
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rrcnrnmr
l.d
ing ew a ,84-hour b u ll deaptl* Iran, last night bombe.1 parts of luncheon todae of Banford K l« , i ..luailruna engaged m 'oio
' afr Mf
full •Ill DM I, Inti Si n ti t I A nalnind Th mile ar l -ur
IrK-aaaant, aerial attack!
Bulgaria. Detail! were lacking. lias at tha Valdeg Hotel.
Jhfir miMt eiltfniiv**
i*n*
&lt;i"
\ m iy Navy
glial Hit’ lira .liuurl r. ha. o n -n I •l*‘cd limit
1"" ■’ » ’ S’*’ 1
Tha Red army dafendlng RialThli second annleemary of Bri­
Mr. Morrison Who » m lu ll..)
Jhr RAF Mladle l o l
M 81f tlit b l
21
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M n.
- -trn '.i:
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m«inl««a1J 111. til vr'hi rglng of mem
- lhat arniual averugv inib-itge
Ingrad kae tmaaned aurccaalee aa tain's ‘‘aerial Trafalgar” found duced by Treasurer p. 1». Camp
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west and wathweat of the em- ed, with the greet naval base of ed at the repldltv of answn. by
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dive-bomber ralda. It waa announe-. |n- b, , .trong RAF force and Frank Shames, who
11 it iin -•. i rJ.t *
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of* pmrtlrnl
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ed officially.
I British iklea cleared o f Nail confeiasd that hla
dated back from school
day plihiirB wt*r# rorkril wh11.* fivi*u vnlvirtf prntrrt iitfi (mm nil pl'Otiir | 4 Null hillwk*lr
Although tha German! aocceed-1 pi^ne*.
a
nttnrk*. hy th* rnlirr r&lt;knn«.iiv
ed In advancing yesterday toothj UIt two y„ r, , fo&gt; on Sept. 18. when his teacher taught him
Iirh
•lh,,,Ml f?M, thr nrw*
rode
word,
each
latter
of
«&gt;irh
J)»k»il I
Wilry, liaLalitiii
weal of tha city, lha Ruiiltm later |0&lt;0, the RAF, although lacking
Sotjllh Afrirnn **11 ! \
pertained to a cabinet office At mini
threw them back In a countcrat- p|,na r, wret*. combined with anti- the close of the hull, Mr Morn* Iraluri planr* nU« |»«r*u ip it&lt; » ommnfidiT, ifnvr ,10 tnkfiutra of
. .............. »ri Wi.|iin^ 1 Pp it*
!. X" IIHktAf V lift . •iDwi i 14
tack which disabled seven Na:l aircraft gunner* to kn. rk down eon Incited member* to i)uti l
f id 1hr nMarka, it M'MisJ
10 ?lf f ir* f * i»»n| Doll ei &lt;i»im11a*|iyni‘ I [i*-tot Iff * ri| Al'IlahiTire I ,f . ..
tanka and dispersed two Infantry at lent IMS hostile pla &gt;"* and
k VVhi|i* thr ftifri** m hirn l-ih I
“ See If you cin atump
ff
irr
f
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if
s*"l
i"** i nUnriing
companies, the midnight eommu-1cot,vlnc« the German* that their now," he aald
» m i xrmim/Hlo-ityl*. al»u Id* iv
J r f f r i * .!■.* will (.«*
, hot
FrM*V r vrn inj* thr puMte inis
rtlque aald.
I , 11-out daylight attaeka could not
G ran d p r lt* fo r
ntttnd uf) ?it. . mI imiibI riteitioi) jur will thf i*&gt;l? *sf et» «.r&gt;Iii ia ' 111*;
Weit_ of Stalingrad ‘‘repeated i ^ m.|nuined.
inn,! fh* plfihr* iwuopfil nut id ?
(tally a w ard ed lo
,urr a! thr ArMiory whirh » . ! iticrrn*iME thr n i r *.f t't. iw*t?
The RAF"a part In that climac­ which, U Mr. ^lorrlton de»rril»«i . jkih an,) itttftrkrd rnrmy rrst n
a&gt; lithrl t&lt; fu l' bff prutfiam
tic turn in tha battle of Britain It, ronalitcd of the privilege III menu in the desert. Whrn *h* Or shown or) tofantry in*tructi «,
1..*»• •’ «* «•*!•* .if If i s*1lijlll*«t
was later saluted by Prime Min­ buying a 1100 war bond.
finished (hr tfeitrt dark nr*» wu *uch ns rlotr firdrF, ^&lt;N)iilknjr, pa*
i .1 S«\} •■•tiiDil)Dii|Dr N «
trollinK, marrhing find ■irpltnr
“ I will buv on# right away
pitted *lth
ister Churchill “ Never did eo
- r •. V M 1 W 1
11 Murks, rnptnin ( i i l l n w i y i.ti’ l
many pw* to much to ao few." aald Hr. Herndon.
,iM1 I'ns if ic 1i ,SII Mil!. * M|Vp|i
fid |i«rtkuUr ly tirifrd drfrrt»**
Pwldant liarpet fhtro.luce.1 •*
A'l'a nl” " ' .....
t
- 1 1""fall "I* 1
IMtl. IJ.U«
It S,
H Nhtilnn
nrf .
gueate,
Ll.uL B.
Blanton, per
, **‘d
,^ H
uOnAt lU
o ^ f»»| but ,h .
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•80 enemy offlcor* and man/*
In th# Motdok araa of tha CanaaaUn foothills tha Russians also
announced tucceiiful Hotiian ,dahad received fom 1. J. Gilliam, 1
fanalaa fithtine to which ona unit
State director of public aefety
‘ H ii' f ■■■!■TYkf m«'n Mill W n?
destroyed eight 0 tra in tanka and
asking co-operation of Klwanlana' S o l o i l H I n t r o d l l C C N t ’ tv A o l r a
lo h n m iD
F n r nvinif id thf neit Iwn nr I &gt;i&gt;*« 1
foor armored can, dUiodgad tha
to.a-k*.
Ih* IHviSDiri of Krili-llli
In iMuctng ciUten* to ■&lt;‘™ "‘ n ; 4 n 4 „
n iu iu in n
II i I I
'M , l , , , S U n
T tir
enemy from two populated plane,
their
thalr drievra'
drleera’ licenses
llcanaaa before tM
IM I S t a t e
D iV l f l l O n
H ill [)g
^
^ e f S uf t(if hfffnsr ('diim'ii pl**n* i (
and captured a train carrying
1. In order to enable clerk* ».*'
------- establish a lfm j*’r»ry
Srr\n ?
Oaman off lean and troop*.
handle Lb* raciatratioa efficiently i WASHINGTON, Hrpt. |fi. .»»'■
i Jjrn'i &lt; lub In ihr forinrr P him*!
'
CtpL Otwnr* W&amp;odj of thr .Si'nator* Frpper ami Andrrw*
Alra It Juhnwn, rlireclor of f &gt; n lr r on I^kQ M fm ror. t 'a|&lt;t , S* i-*«• !nH *- Hn f i n**•
SftlvttJoii A m y , County chairman have Introduced o bill U. ........ ih, }5,,mino|..
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Ikrfrn.a
f |hi Ir L.'lfilDtlg nl
o f lb* division o f recreation fur r lorkda Into two judicial rl.lrrl. training ac'ionl. .tatcl t.ri.y that tS»q m orning, ailtling llm l Mt« I I
th. fir.! tm.. a H, . '«&lt;k. '•&gt; ...recall .....I the Ik.o.
service men, annonerid that Mr. to be known aa northern and ht had lu.t ivrn,r.l a call from Betty Stewart will art aa director j K •• k .
Mrs. Stewart will supervise nr I the ,.t,,„t ,|. ... I t,|.*...l
[ bnld.n.nt l*\ ...rfnrr veavelv Si.n.r
B ett^Stow art had been named southern.
the United Slate*
Employment
i’e Chib
for
Man’s
Cnb director
d
It.. . m, inr.it,.. .....I hy t».. “ " " " I ' l ' ?*. thr .winy tn land
At Jackeonvlla first Monday ferric*, a.klnv for l.(KX) men or tlvltlce t lanne.l through the v« '
and tha) Uw b«Ud|n^
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on In January, Ocala third Monday women with eiperlenrr In mi- rloua aub-commiUeea of the nr I figh t.,. f.dl..w.d n lu.mln-r tit|. *""&lt;11
lurhinent* &gt;.f troops . at
wr------------- ------------------- m e t. firm illy - u
, In Janoary, Fort PJtrc* flr.l chine shop work, machine* or ganltellnn which function for the „,a&lt;h t.v ltrk&lt; ,..u William &lt;' n.gM h«y.- Uvu ...rrr.aful
n r Iicenee* nt lha tourist headquarter*, wou
' 1 " " Hrpt It Army ‘flying
m
m
i Monday In February, Tarapa i r
sheet metal work of any kind. recreation of enlliloil sailors, in | Bull, r , ..mmand.-r of ihe Alatotaled 880. Judge opeaad n m for the use of atr-' ond Monday In February, F&gt;rn*n Pay offer* dfor thle work la from eluding Talent and Entertalnmnit, j
f,,rr.. at,.. Ir,| « low i f.irlri
' .hot ih.wn four “ Zero"
tatod that to tie . vice men.
llo.traa and Horn*
Ilo.pilillty It-vet ..ttn.k Ih.e.' •!»&gt;• |,i.y|...i. 1fight.r« it. the ncinity of Gua.lalattention to dlna flrat Monday In April, We*' M 1° 78 cent* an hour, 48 Sour* branchea.
tailed Oviedo to n |y
rainil ntul . tri.f...I ah re Irivtalla
Palm Beach second Monday ii&lt; • *J*ak.
Tha division haa drawn plan,
iUana which totaled
It..,In', three . taft « Iraddled ttniiv tm Ih.- (aland of Giro
On
April, x*y W rit fourth Monday, Men applying for tH i work
for
a
new
building
tn
l&gt;e
bulft
a t tha total of i » a.-vrrn]
lurgo
yea.ela
in
the
har
,
Sept IJ Army homlwra shot .lowii
In May and Novsmber, Fort My , &gt;"“ •» •&gt;* ®( \ A draft claMlflo*.
a *ID In Fort ffallnn Park at le.r &gt;*1 1h near truaaea, and e*ca|te.l two enemy araplanee,
data at about 1,7*0,
“ iR ^ d *r» Rtfrd Monday In May, Oflan- J1®". " « * ) be between th. age* of Flrit Street and Sanford Avenue,
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ktonday in Octobir.
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V r1* ^ the west end of th* perk. Thla intt. the rii.ti+ie Iwfore the Jap
I.........
g u .m .ra re c m rrrd front the .o r
( J o V C m O r P r O C 'l a i l H H
club rwill
be
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end
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R u bber Program On

Hactio stations went off the all .
arro.a Centro] Europe Uat etlght'
|imlirallng Ruaelan bombers were
I arlive again tr Alla defenvr I
' authorities ore bamming lncreoa-|
LONDON, Kept. 14. U P )
—Tha Madagwaear radio to­ I Ingly nervous about the two-w*) :
i Anglo-Soviet night bombing ache*!-1
day announced that French
ilk.
1
authorities ar* liking the
In Egypt, aerial activity In-!
llrilUh lo end hoatlllir** on
rrea*ed ovrr the ILVmlle El AI - 1
Ike Island and open negotia­
tion,.
rmeln aector hut the land front)
remained axulet.
j plane* jMirneviher* in Now Guinea,, fur lritru*p H hi th«&lt; main laml fi r Irvutim-nl uf
( I f A m e i ale* P o o l
rrTinuteiT^ai thi iul^errt*
the bomber He w»i flying ovrr Hina caught fire afb ■ twing uttor'*.*,! t.\ Jap pUnr*
Russia’s
arm ies
yielded IhJ^alr^for
Hungarian rapital Lrulerwml an • Bender tried to e*capv through the fii-.l. **»n. . -m* &gt; hatch hut It
lammri
It *'f**ir hr toukl
* fresh ground nt the bloody
air raid alarm.
t Jit * himaelf the plant* n pintles! and hr
t*h«v thr ugh the* halrh
Ufi’ili r didn't Ii.*., hidwcmuh
Western gn te, to Stalingrnd
Later the radio at Bratislava.
parurhutnl to •afrly fumrmlis ram I MpmiIit *int**#n iln
rill \llii l It r»fi In
Tli.
uu*
............. «" Luaemhoitrg. Bramtnj,
phonephnt,,
lL f
*.
I Breslau, Kalumlitorg and Calami
there was still no etin firm a -. „
out_ wh||e the Rumanian —
— ---------tion o f N azi claims that (ic r- I radio cloud down earlier ih»n(

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TA K E N B YTH E
A X IS

Sinking Of Yorktown
In Midway Battle Is
Announced By Navy

Auelralian patrola In lha
lowering
Owen
Stanley
Mountain, appeared lo hart
wrailed lha Inltlntlee from
lha Japw ln( delayed resort*
■hosed lha enemy probably
hie concentrated a consider­
able fore# for tha pweh th*t
carried him oeee lha peak,
toward fort Moresby.

I-ON DON, Seat I*. &lt;AI&gt;&gt;
—Tfao IinCS Menllorlng Her• Ice la reported today
lo
hire picked ap a Tokyo
broodcaat qoollng
General
Bhuvoku liata. Japan's com­
mander-in-chief la China.' da*
daring. "The E u t Aala war
la aboat to taka an Important
• lap In cooperation wltk lha
European war."
This might be lha Inrasion
of Inalls or an at lark on Hue•la Sibri* timed lo eolnaid*
with lha fall of Hlallngrtd.

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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IG. 1912.

• Nazi Claims Of Shock Central Europe Radio
Stations Go Off;
Troops In Streets,
Egypt Aerial Ac-j
Captured Railways,
tivlty
Increases!
S t i l l Unconfirmed
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foman applicant* must be
between the agea of I I and tf,
and men, 11 to 4G. Mini mum pay
l&gt; 78 cents an hour, [neiperleneed
person* can qualify for wilding
work with 800 boor* o f training.
Mr. Johnson asked those In­
terested to either rail Kim by tel*,
LONDON, Rapt. 1 *. CAY-Th* nhone, 130, or to apply at nl* ofre* American Earle aquadrona. flee at BamInote High Farm, 9to
hkh have an efftrial acora of eighteenth Street.
I enemy aircraft ahot down
Mia fifin g with Um R A J . , are
be fame tad Into the U. 8 . Army
tr forte aa lighting unite, an

Jagle Squadrons To
Join U.8. Air Forces

BUSS

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promlead

JtewtahAtonementDay
tyfU Be September 21
f»*tl*g PanS'
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Constitution D a y

tlon, bul until Mw i can rr«lli«|
f
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th* new building, we .hall rtak J " " m ”
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Ml ,n
TAU.AIIAHHKK. Sent. Ifl. (Al
•n enjoyable eenriee etub of th»! "r*
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w
m &gt; proeliimwi Ton*
bt.ildlng we bnee.**
T W report .U (^ l ih.y errlvw wmutl»„ INiy- hy (Jov
Holland
The efub will be orwnetl date I ov«r.r K **"
* l,,w Y rtU” x*-«l« rday. with a r*|u*»t for
will be amounted later
v rellmg. marhlne*gunneal a f«»ur- "fitting tiUrrvaner of the birth
1 motore.1 flying Ia s i on Ihe wa- uf thr~tfnlte.| States Constiturion"
ten art sflre
and dnmollshrd n. 1HK7.
■ fighter drawn upon the beach. 1 lie also proclaimed "Religious
and " muwo. I down like straw."; IMucalon Week" from Hept. IT
whst ap|M-sre,l to be • line of ] lu Oct. 8.
soldiers outside a mess hall.
They also pul out of action an
- ?= **i
rntmy machine gun crew which
began firing at them.
Commander Nad Smith of
The fighter* mad* a second
Campball Loaalng Post 88, of
the American Legion stated
dive □n the harbor and raked a
WABH1NOTON, B*pt. IS. W V converted
yacht
which
they Chalrtnin Paul V. McNutt, of th*
mk
thought might be a floating com­ War Manposetr CommLssloi, told
on West First
mand post.
th* Hois* Migration Coremitt**
Aa lb* plane* swap) over on today “ It la my considered lodg­
a third dive, moat of th* tnemy ment that soma type" o f Uqiamanpowr) seemed to b* under latlon to attain tha full utllliacover. Th* fighter* concentrated •Ion uf Ih* nation*! raa apower
on th# largest warehouse in aiffc*. is “ Inreitabl*.’’ ft!* Added Uttra ,
than headed homeward.
la good reason o doublt
‘ ‘ ■
i
voluntary agreement,
The United State* sold A f r i c a lha
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government %
nd labor .and
1117,000,000 worth of gtoda In mknagement will*•long be lie1840,
,
quata,

2 Additional Tons
Of Scrap Collected

Legislation Foreseen
To Utilize Manpower

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DritRDAY, BEET. I*. 1*43.
BIBLE VKRHB FOR" TODAY
DO NOT HE IM PATIENT!
HISTORY MOVES SLOWLY TO
CLIMAX. GOD’S
W ILL
VAILS! But beloved be not
Ignorant of til* one thine, that
on* day la with the Lord aa
thousand years, anti a thousand
year* as on* day.—2nd Pater 3:8.
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Salat Franrla, 1*43
(Prom Spirit)

Constitution Day

W ED NESD AY.

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“Orders Is Orders”

a V - K ------- *--Hitler_ _best hi*
protested when Goeblmlh
"
.. cheat and Idbdly
„
. pi
publisher of Time and Life Msg tried to tell him he was losing hi* hold on his subjects.
aiinos.
‘T il DTOVO to you th«t my subject* will obey me with­
out
question,"
ha screamed. "Come with me."
A rr t r ri n n
U»l war, • Leading Goebbcls into n munitions factory where lean
end hungry men were sweating at their labor, Hitler ordered
of tht othsr j one of the men to approach him.
of that w*i are
"Now III show you," Hitler muttered to Goebbels, as
he drew hi* pistol from It* holster and handed it to the
Eddie Blckenbacker aayi the laborer.
nation needs an army of 20,.
"Shoot five of your comrades right nowt" Hitler
000,000. - At tho close of the last Irnrked.
Wtr era had tome five million
Tho worker coolly, without question, obeyed the order.
man In uniform. Tbert'e a big
Fivo shots rang out and five German workmen fell dead.
difference.
"That’s good," Hitler praised the man. "Tell me, my
Cocoa man says (hat he nisn, where nre you from?"
a haying money won't curv
“ Warsaw, Poland," the worker replied.—Your Life
worries, but he figures thst Magazine
mat you can worry In more
art with money, — Cocoa
me. Hava you aver triad to
on a Beauty Rest mattress
wasn’t paid fort

Oddities

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Appeals for rrduelkn In long
distance telephone call* are not
matting with unquallfiad success.
Wa got one the other day. A
WPtnan’a voice In dulcet tone*
, "Hello, Daddy", oaly to
rdr ah* had the wrung num-

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In N ail dominated France men
id women are being forced to
ark in war Industrial whether
« y want t» er not, whether they wnti, 111 waaiiig g la ir , uaiu, linn i iaju cumca 10 /DU l
M that kind of work. Worse Ihe courteay of God Almighty."—Raya of dunahlne.
isu that, frenchman who have
rt left their homa soil In generieaa are being transported to
tnaany to work In Nail faerJaBj whether they like it er net.
By RUSSBLL K A Y
, t, ,
lU da sentry man still have the
gkt to. choose their awn type af
people ara viewing with
ara, and, unfortunately, haying
to fiwnastag number of
*# gained that work, te atrike.

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fa r m &lt;*r#dil Admr
K *. g | f U ( , |l«»*|* To ll'ri r.Yim
Cr#dlt Admr

VICTOR

lO A J lB T K R ri)

the Homans, who called certain
I salts, now believed to lie the
misrd pulphatvs of iron and nluI mini m. nlumcn.
The mate of islands of tha Alr sander Archipelago In Alaska,
hundreds in number, »re rem­
nants of a subrnerced mountain
#T«tem.

(U ltra

c r.R T in c .A T M
KlnfltJ* Ml# I* Hoard of Nurr##
To j l s r v r y l/iuli* W ilbur
aoTARV
(o m u r iiin
H«#|W of K W ld a To llr U n Jlr.
kin#

W A M niA ui:

lk »t.

Jarob

M i*air. (&lt;»rer«*#.

N

t was transferred to tho scadrmy
j at the rr&lt;iuest of the Administrai lion at West I*oint.
Urut. I^oucka was recommend­
ed by I.leut. Ward Flctcl.cr. also
n former Instructor of matr .*ma*'
tics at Florida lligh School, wh*»
has been coaching at tho aodemyi
linen last Spring. Because of the
high duality of Lieut. Field er**
work the ^jthoritir* at the Aca­
demy Ahntight it desirable to »e
cure another teacher from d •erne school, l.t. K1ejrh**r. p»«Vlous to hin apiHiintiP#’-t tu \Ve#t
I'oint. hnd been (cat hint: cl the
West Point Preparatory S&lt;h&lt;K&gt;i at
Ft* McPlemon, (irorgii.

STONE
PRE-SCHOOL
NURSERY
Opens ThIH Year
Kept. 21
• in

G ra n d v ie w

A v e .,

R ose

C-'iirl. 9 A.M. week days.
’. 1 'j

i&lt;*

k in d e r g a r t e n

ngc.s.

Knr llrm-nt lim'.tctl.

SERVICE
from

BUMPER
to

State LeadH In A r m y
Enffineer
Contracts
ATI ANTA. (in.
S.i.t
10.
l.Hpcxial) tnr till- L'Uitl'
roll­
er jtlvp
wrek,
Florida leallha
rst of the seven »onl*iriiirm
listen in the runtlx-r «ii Atmy
it* n to ta l!
ginrrr contract* I"*
»f 1T8 for the sevrn iluy j»rru&gt;dlj_
S#P 2-li, it was announced todawt
&gt;y Hrtil-iusrtrrr, fourth H vivk ip
’ommind.
The contracts. rn«»#tIy for Arm/ |

i'D onald Loucks Is
Mncje Teacher At
Military Academy
TAI t AIIASSEE, Sept Ifl. (AY
IhintM loi'irk#. form«r oiach
nr.I mail ’mstic* instructor
of
Florida Mlith Hehool, Ihe demonstmtio” school of the Florida
f'a tr (College for Women, has
be«n appointwl to te’ ch mathemalie# at the United Stars Military
Arndemv at West Point according
to word received ll is week by
lit. It. I. Kyin*n. &lt;l.*n u( School
id FVIucnljon of lb# Co!l#«*.
! Llrut loucW*. formerly p erron (4-1 nffw-r of lh» anh Invision
fu iil Ailill-rT. lUlkinril at Camp
Tear)
rrc»t, Tnltaliom*.

lonitruction work, rungni in * s l u f .
from leas than t.Ml.OJO to inor^
than kxSOO.OOO, There wore MU t o n * ,
tracts lot thruu/hout th# F ourthj

Service (&gt;&gt;aimind.

^f

Tennrssar w as second »*&gt; num-w
ber of contracts let with a to tal,
of 15; G eorgia had
11;
S o iilh j
Carolina arul North C arolina, I**:
each;
M ississippi.
I;
and
A Im

BUMPER
It's part i f i-nr joi« nr t v&gt; l.» to d&gt; it those little
extras k*i Mrvlcr I'uit inrun u 1*1 f *r your tirivlng
rffk*i#ney. No wm-lshi li R"'** unwiprd. no t ll un­
checked, unit#* you ’ My do. Try S II. English service
sis.n
. . mine in f»»r a L*nkf«d nf gns t r an q11
change . . . you’ll Lkc o.r ref bice.

If

So H . E N
I f
HER VICK
2jid &amp; PARM,'," "

ill t;.Uf,,,,,j||j

SANFORD.

bams. 2.
When Mayor Fiortllo II. I.*Gu»rdl*
dropp.fi In to psjr hie mptrla to
Orailllin ('omul Gtr.ml Oirar
Corrtla In the Contul'i ulTro In New
York .City, the aboer alTretionala
anna a n the m a lt The nrailllan
Comul Grnrral li farlnr (he ramrra
\
from the clinch.

in itself a tribute to the thorn j*l '
nets end care tm.ng eiriciecd in
ronnecipn with the training proaram.
Aa regrettable ad urfortunate
aa thcae accidents are, it le Impoaslble to conduct our tralmnir
program on the prei cut &gt;0010
without some ioaa, but ne I alnlr-l
teforc. It does net call for unduo
alarm, for, considering t're run
ber of planes In the eir, ,il 1 1*
coni li better today than II » « •
1

year

k

(Cralial P r ill)

ago.

Another thing for Klorldlant
•u take Into account la the fact
that this atate today le one of I
he outstanding air ralnlrg areas.
Thli naturally Aeana List morn
such accidents are recorded here
than else where. To assume that
the same average would apply to
tranr atate (a the union Is with*
out bue oe reason. In those areas
wbare there are no la’ ge aerial
training centers It naturally fol*
Iowa Ibera aiv no accidents.
Perhaps you have heard that
American plants are Interior to
those of other nations, that they
are more difficult to fly, or
poaaree other dliadrantagra. I
ilncertly hope our encmlee be­
lieve this and continue to believe
It But -when a Flying Port m e
returns tn lla hast after fighting
□If 13 enemy planet, our ftgntara
keep knocking Jap Eeros out of
lha skies at the rata o f three to
one, and dispatch after dispatch
from the fighting /tone report
" j U ear fla m * returned safslyH,
It clearly refute* inch Inferiority

TAKF.s

special aklll to make it thing good. It take*

from ■ lifetime'of practice. There’* a
finished art that

In to Its "w k iw g

In Coca-Cola there’* a special M end

•

o f wholesom e (lavoc-caacnce* w h ich

].•

merges all (h e Ingredient* o f Coca-Cola

Into the tasta that

m a k e s C o c a -C o la

to

uniquely refreshing. N o ood can duplicate It
af aevaral Brttlih Dominion
a to vWt tka United Statea. at
tritoUon af FraaMmt Beam*
l Prim# MlaUtor Bator Truer
w Edalaad. On hi* arrival aa

f i n a l l y They point out that right her
Florid* hardly a day passes

to of war baadi and
at fa the trick. Isn't
las government fore*
ration* to pay higher
wages and than baa
■t o reed seringa" In

l . l'T l

The Choiee Part

A shady "financier’’ went to a thriving town In lowit,
organized a number of stock companies, started a bank.
tleiMsited all the money of tho companies In hla own bank,
anil then promptly went Into bankruptcy. A few of tht
principal losers called on the supposedly insolvent promotor
The rider* follow lha yapping
to determine If anything could Ire salvaged from the wreck
pock.
A small fos wheeling, doubles nge. They found him enjoying the luxuries of a magnifi
bock
cent apartment.
To Cover Ihe K ent of hl» frur
"I regret very much, gentlemen,” he mourned, "but I
Little fox, It lx I (hat ycu hear,
have practically nothing left. My wife owns this hoiist
It I* II In the brarktn.
Tired, and torn, and shaken.
anil some business property, but I hnvc nothing. Rellevr
me, if I could do such n thing, I would give you my Isxly
1 follow where the raged
“ :*jr.nd let you divide II among you, for there is nothing l can
panther Ilea,
la mirrored In give."
own drf
hi* ryes.
"What’s lhal proposition7" asked a rather deaf &gt;l&lt;
gentleman
who was standing at the back of the mournfui
Where, like my birds, the lmml&gt;.
company.
er* pat*,
"He says that wc can take his body and divide it
Carving crosses on the grass.
Where-toiat* and tender ones have among us,” someone replied.
&lt;n«%&gt;
"Well, in that case," said the deaf old gentleman in n
I am by great wings crucified
loud voice, "1 s|&gt;cak for hi* gall.”— Wall St. Journal.
'
BtANCA IIRAnnUflY
Claire Boothe1 Lure has been

RECORDS

T l-u r.i-i-. I'M .r . ( u&gt; T •
TT&gt;uf»l«n O llenr&gt; J

I have shalltrtd a million winy*,
A forest i f wild and genii* things,
I walk my wood alone.
The f i r m la amply, the birds are
flown.

D om inate* }&gt;\ C ^ n n a s tU ri lle,ul.
the
f Henry Lure,
I I »l

l U

16. 1 9 4 2 .

T. And rmmvlln# M absl Tharatoo,
Hanford.
I VanJam In#. Hcmutl llrown. O r * ]
land-. And Viiclnln U * lllchar«I-|
tin
Winter I' a i W
I'lrnhburrh. W llllant
W'.. I’ * * Vi *«I ic*
W l#a. And
I'hrll# I'luln. |

8 E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
COURT

Tomorrow is Constitution Day and although the charter
of our liberties has been so twisted and torn In the last
few years it is n wonder no one has attempted to salvage
II In the scrap drive, the occasion is being widely observed
From coast to coast over the radio and through, the col­
umns of the newspapers the people will be told of the
priceless heritage which we have In this old document
which came to us frotn the fight over a tax on tea.
. The Constitution guarantees to each and every one
of us the right to think, to talk, and to writ* as our con­
science dictates. But of course our Founding Fathers
did not suppose that any on* would be so foolish as to
allow his conscience to tell him to think things not in
keeping with tho spirit of tho times or to write or talk
about things which would not bo popular or which might
offend those who happen to bo In power at the moment.
The Constitution provides us with a certain amount ol
religious liberty—thst Is, it says we can worship God nc
cording to our own choosing, or not at all, we suppose, if
we feel that way about it. But those who drew up the
Constitution hnd never heard of Jehovah'* Witnesses and
would not have supposed they would b« so foolish as to
refuse to solute the flag, If they had.
And the Constitution says something about statc’i
rights and reserving all i&gt;owcr to the states not expressly
granted to Congress and about not depriving a man of hh
rlvote property without just compensation, and about the
ndcpcndencc
dence of tho three separate branches of go
government,
and a lot of other things, ull of which the ptoplo know and
_no
n doubt
.Imii.l will
aa,ill bo
kn reminded
eamllwkul of
nf In
IM Itomorrow’s
nMAMMaaa'a nasateuaiaal
l*
oratorical ava
out­
pourings.
Dflt fortunately for us In this country, wc know that
however necessary It may bo to set aside tho Constitution
for the moment, we con resurrect it again and restore it to
its former pristine glory when the occasion for Its intern­
ment has passed. In this respect we arc more glorbusly
blessed than the peoples of other nation*.

SEPTEM BER

paa e r mere such aecHeata

L O V E L Y MIRROR8
Ju it received a new ship* « • of beautiful, polished
plate mirrors. With AnUk
menlnl gold frame*. plain

*

Ice-cold Coca-Cola is mar* than just thirst•'-s

•y

quenching,— it is refreshing. Tba dHnk that
goat Into refraahlng energy. Tho drink whom
quality acts it apart In eUUd ooa gnorlnaw.

FLA.

�1
(

•WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1M2

TITR SANFORD HERAID. RANFOnD. FT.OniDA

Social Calendar

Telephone US

St Monica Chapter
Has Monthly Meeting

r son

Mr*. I- Jl. French recently
Mill Cartil Store. In th* ■
vliilnl friend* In Or Iambi
ipl«r of *cnce of Mr*, lliym r Mero llixl,
i. F. K. Hn, chairman, preilJcd over tl
'almettu monthly meeting of the St. Mor
r i Chapter of the Woman't Au
of th* Diary of Holy t'r*»* Kptarnpal Cleney, Fla
, Chill-1Church, lehl at Mia*
Slone'* ,
-------■
covered1home, to dlacuia future acllvitlea.
Mr» A II
Whitehurri will
Flam
were
made
for
the
neat
.
[nml
a
f,w
week*
here m the
dl«h aapper it the church it
7:00 P. M. A builntmi meeting paper to be mailed to the boyi In near future.
--------will be followed by in Informal tha icrvice and for loclal ratherlnr» for tha Navy men who will
)ln . T. O. Jonn of Pilatka ll
fe t a l hoar.
aoon
arrive.
It
wai
decided
that
viilting
her
niece, Jin Frank J.
Senior Y. W. A. of the FI rat
BiptUt Church Will meet at the girl. of St, Jlonica will lake ||,uer. for ■ few week*
________
the home of Mn. J. L. Lee. Park turtii keeping chirge of children
durinr Sunday church hour. A t
Mr tn&lt;1 Mr, Hl,| j^ j U, 0f
Avenue, i t 8:00 P. M.
the concluaion of builnni, re- Syracu**. N- y (,i,n In .pend the
FRIDAY
were lerved to the Blnlrr in Orlando and Sanford
^ R . W. Ware** Bible Clan of. *freahmrnta
rr .
'with friend*.
Wim Methodist Churrh wiil hold! ,0“ ?win*0
Mn. Raymond l.undqui*t. Jlra.j
---------Ita monthly bualneaa and aocial
J L Inelry left ttMUy to
meeting at the church Friday John Tatum. Mn. Hamilton Oven.
Ann Sothcm and Red Skelton in a scene from the
Mr*. Ava Wright llavii, Mla» Join hi* wire for n via it with
nlfht at 8:00 P.M.
Jfary Chapman, Jll.* Flliabeth Mr, and Mr* W. H Zachry, Jr^ funnleal of the Malsie ■cries. uMai*&lt;&gt; ti«t* Her Man
SATURDAY
tontght and all day Thursday at the Kit? theatre
All btra and girls of Junior laffler. and Mn. Irvlrg Fein- in Washington. D,
tuerg.
f i g b School age may &gt;dn tha
_Z
,
_t
wii** *jrarr urora, woo nai
M rs. H a w k in s H o n o rs lw*n viilting Mr. and Mrl Henry

Daughter,

Claudette

[ra
In honor of the fourth birthday
.
mi i t i„ pub^ of _______
her daughtrr,
Claudette. Mr*.
Under ®Claude Hawkins entertained with
;ion, ' a pvrty Monday afternoon at her
home in Ijike Monroe
r *fPresThe young guest* *fj
a f te r
1 will ter noon playing
gai
and
P M. v*hich refreshments • I
1 hj* j ire erram were aervini
rt , Those Invited to be with the

Mi** Irene Hurdge of Provl*
deuce, K. I has returned home
jifter *pending several day* with
.\fr nmf Mr* Henry Thurstofl,
Mi** Jr« el Smith ha* returned
f c m n varnliuO in Jack*onvHie
with hr r «i*ter Mr* VV
Win-

11n -f ■ 1*• nttlra south

iit.* i

ro »U or 15 days; It 1 D f ft r r ,
i w t u ll, dismi**rNl. J I" Strvrnt,

di*«m!erly
ronduct.
dismissed;
•twin /.ipplin. dr.mkrnneti. $11
lm&lt;nd estli'alnl
Puutk tIjjle*by,
ill liftin'lilir**, f v nr d t »*t* or 16
day*; Mill Muhin*, •1. itrutlkrliess,
f l l blind rktreati-d. lliHwrt Whitworth, iltaonlerly cimduft, $10
and roita or *t0 di V* Duane A.
Fallar, drunkenne*! and destroy*
itiK property |ll&gt; ar«l «i&gt;«ta or !t0
firm! charge, and
dav&gt; on th
* «ni*imil charge ili«m(«»rd
Oiler rapes wire Je**e Franklin
l eilherman.
dr irdn im ,
|2d
IhithI e«t rented. Samuel Griffin,
*!i«nrderty condtat. $/• and eoala
T-% day *, H«*U rl tilklHrin, rid
tiij* bicycle wilh Hu light*. e*
101111111
M ary u* Jlri w et, tlnmh

Mr r
on a

1 &gt; f l.i -'

t.OIN

n&gt;utln«

Hiur *i|*y, 1hr

M &gt; WAV?

&gt;*n*t id.

"'•bin.!. • l at i nr»l at
1 a 111 &lt;| t*» hitch hike
'"•*1
hi* parents,
tlifotnia fin a vis'* rh.it pnsved him

*'‘|J •“ * patent*

Hfld by I-o« Angrlr* |id ,*
• lib »i» Wien ami anotl • r v.
tu ruiinrction v &gt; h ton * i

• noe»* and di**ifilril) cundmt $Ji fling ring is I o lj M. .
anil Cii*!* «»r
Ifi tin)* on
each iger of the Car u**a 1■*&gt;i
I l U
count; Roliert At km*, park mu m Ca9, Police said lint ■&gt;.•*• i
irvdiitdted iufit*. e*ln uteil, John i than $l t0CK) aorlh id i imhh

I

I Hobmton, drtinkenm-'*. mlrrat- thrj made the at fi ft* I*., i
m I; Cleveland
1 Si try
drunken | Inn. accord in c tu the
firaa and diaordt-rlv o n n lu fi , f ‘JO |r|ii| to be the r&lt;r ,i•. • •- ■
and ro*ta nr
**n .f:ii * on
each |
I he *alr t'f f
cminl; Go **
Johruoti
Uni* I

COLD WAVE
A hr.id

*&gt;ith complete

tin*

• I Mint City Sliw Gill,
l*r % t, 11* Rum. mill Vodka,

M M■i« |1 i
ttp'i t a l i 1*' motor are‘in le m it bout I n i 1• f . U i|r | e*

Mi thr r II Idg,
- I ' 4 Store)

treated. llrriM-rt
Mitthrw*
at
liini't In break and i*niH trnn*
f i n e d o (o.utiU
-iff. N y Iv r • •
1*1 I rmy Jr. «**a ill # ’•*
JmiimJ pi |
t l eillnl. nbiiij Mill h• ‘in*
n n
botitj 1'itn a ' r il.
M •■ »!n liiiiHirtl |
i1eiii del 1% r- mill, » f ' l I ithl. i|i|*-;
ini*
I i’io\ \|»* i. 1 .t&lt;wMfdeily

Mi-* Mary Hurt*in* left yester­
ycir *l mere
Thr Misses
I HeU-cca Cain. Dorothy Cain, Shli • day lo accept n poult ion n* nurae
: Iry Johnson, Roberta Hawkins, in Public II rail h Work a I Port
Margaret Oglesby. Mary Ann I jaudenJale.
! Krrimbrini., arid l.i ieim Mae t a*
Maybry Garner, medical student at Kmcry HulvarsHy, is viaiting his brother and ainter in-law,
Dr and Mm W H. Garner.

I N ot O U T "
' //,&lt; A R M Y

Walter Hen I left ye *tr nlav to
resume his atuiliri at Pork l/nlon
Military Academy in Pork Tnion^

HOLLYWOOD
Mra Ruby Hellmrrr t
•taiighlrr I h«f li'r .
Jersey t'ity. N J 1 .
arris at «*n thr » i • * *

Mi*
P
H
Sti.j*
.jml her
dm gI'ter I j i'll 11 Life h* e visit­
ing Nt r an I Mr* Jark Hick soft
while N|r ’■iiicir m in h*y \Nr*t

iin ) kiiici*

' ■ ! ' !&gt;'• I-Fl Hie
fi.i-f ai G*lit*r
I
it1.'ti jalt or van
t' * « ' • w "f m rnlftttf&gt;* M Ihf firl«| wrrf

ewtrentrd, K**u* William*, druiik
efine** and d i*»of ib pG lombict,
l l ’. and ritti* mi Ci ,f,i\» nri rut'h
count. Hen (ifiitur
dr tinkeiie**,
fill and co«f * t*r b1 In * bnlH'l

j hnrmr

"I

&gt;

i 11&gt; Court, ralltsl at i mi I* M
Monday
mlUiutMnl to n 00
r M b&gt; Ju.Jgr V I Mill* r
It hr fid luwin ff t a m i M»ii' Irlnli
liillert l&gt;. Walnw nirbi. duiffni
with di*orttrr!v comlmt. $5 In'

*i

m nFt

SiM-ii ()| C n w Killed
In C r u s h N e u r S p o k a n e

Large Docket At
Municipal C o u r t
Monday Afternoon

Social And Personal Activities
MARJORIE ROSA COOBURN, Society Editor

pace

iktdrfi l hart* in w * * '
» hr rv hr r fair , r v» , .

\ln« i vi h n Slow"

will leave ''jtturdav I - rr»uill#
Ker -tiidn- at St Matin l * iversity.
Mi-* Virginia Dann. w |u» has
j ii m grmluiitnl a# it nurse from
Grpily llospilal in Alla n! a. ar­
rived Jh. t night to afwnd l * f l
w et * - vacation with her father,
It I Dann )«efnre returning to
1i*r s n- Hon. rville, Ga to accept n p*«*i
t|mi In the hospital there
n( Un|r

H e le n W . l^-e Wedw
Corporal Stapler
Mr. and Mr*

P ortrait o f Someone
Worth Fighting F o r

WIEB0LDT
STUDIO

annn

Die

.1ct mf

u i.iiiu n

d,ufhtrr, Hrlrn W ilirlfiir-n., lo
Corp J. H. St»plrr, mi-llcal Irrhniviin. Fort Hrnnln*. CU.. »on uf
Vlr .ml Jtr, J C St»(ii.r uf Oil*
cltT.
The ceremony took piece to
Opelika, Al»-. Kepi. i. in
the
lUptlit p.r»on.fc, Th. brtile wore
e while .port euit and .ccceeoriea.
Tha coupla who were .ttcndnl by
Mailer Her«t- Glenn Govocck end
Mn. Govocek of Fort BenBlne.
•pent ten deve here.
Mr*. BUpler nr.duelnl from
Seminole Htab School and *« em

Raptint t'ircle Meets
At (JibliH ReHidence
CircJ# Nu, b of thr P i n t Bap
tint Church met at tha home of
Mra, O. (’, Gibbs Monday aftri

noon with the chairman. Mi*
Joder Camarun, Iradlng (hr de­
votional* and Mr*. W. P, Hrooks
Jr.t giving the bit le atudy. The
mlnutra of the lait mwtlng were
read, and Mrs J II. Cofrlmigb

DAILY MKNUS
VIH«

ll.KXANIIRK GFfiltl

THRIFT PLUS
Wgrtaidis should not Imp over
cooked to ge t

beat

nut r it kin rr

suits from minerals and vitamin*
Drain the vegetables a* soon actMtked
It CM* r ve the stock m - 1
use inter in si ups, » l r s « . ....... -

visiting officer, gave a talk on
enlistment Follow ing the husinrs* of i hdle»1 a* an appeluer m
•eaairin rcfrrshmenls wen* served grin! I‘i valsd
In

Every Wednesday
Night

SHORTS
r8.8».^8iK
j
r

■»
■

‘“ 1
J

&gt;11

HTONFHl TIG-HlMFHnN
Thom.* K. tilmp»un &lt;.f &lt; l.y
mont. Del .nnouncc* (he ni.rr i.* « of hi. «i*l*r.
licitricr
Ixiuitr, to J.mc* Edward Sloneburr, at Uva Oak, Sunday. Kepi.
#, at l*:30 o*cloek. Rev. E. F.
Montgomery, paator of the Flrat
Pra •byter Ian Chjrth, pcrforipcd
lha rerentony, »fl* r which lh»
nur coupla lafl for New (»r:n* for a ahort honeymoon

C

Tha top of Katmal. an Alaakan
mountain that had (wit brfur.ahown raldenc* of volcanic ucllon, v a i blown off 10 12 .

■

the

follow log

link ml Dinner Hr? v ing .1 Mi
I I« h Y egr laldr J oaf
} !i tiv* nrd T omato Mwe*
I 'iMrhnj W h ile Hi end
G r ip # I H I)

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1 i Hi,- 1 1n i
mold* ml thr last
11»tf J'«
rift*iHiilir)
liftk
|h eh
*1 ♦ * )
• previously
approvnl
fo rip
So ! loiicdian Brfinif i« work
" ' V . iin.! he mi g a inli, hie o,t&gt;mit tl
\t least he isn't knocking hia
-■wo pit lute * It * an adniitntion
■*! Gforge MI
i oh art's *dd play
-*btiiit iin* lawyer
whose
a Hid
I bent I kept
film
from
lu n rM
atid
his
eftnrta
lo
lie
’■mean"
■mil i uigi«
i ure
He takes Candy front
ri
to
S'
I hihlftn, tie* ran* to ib&lt;g*' tails,
and oil i'is l«r garner* m flint
licarli'd i r*i id jit full
lUnni * on l&gt; eipreasetl ipialms
ate m\i I
tile
dog
»«|Uflnc,
v* m b wdi probably !»** omtlteil
*&lt;" v » s v *• d over the title l b *
■•J " nid |•n I'fi « *J| Ihl'ik H nn-aiia
II 11 ll*l
|*M* • lIf ( I a fie mil) lhi ofTlf «i
11lii &gt; *
I i
41 w fii rt tlit
pitu* through this pfcturi
II mg ■
.*
* r • •■'!&gt; ge -1*1* tt"itiedu
be Hr ii hv formula for laugl *
•men t
always makes his associates tun
Mr* • 11 *n |, \ *l», I I hel 1 horn ny They biunct gaga o f f the

Mrs S 11 Phgllsh. Mr* M «
Hagan. Mrs W, 1^ Y'ancr. Mr*
W L. Rtoudenmire, Mr*. W &lt;
Lynn. Mn, P L f&gt;ampier. Me
laMTii Bean Uttuo- Swla l
A. K Rossetter, Mra. ||r&lt;H»h*.
Mrs. II. W. Rucker. Mrs
1, Pie-h Gingerbread
i«*ff««
Lyons. Mra, II. J~ Leonard, Mrs
and SHi t lev Tlimnas viaiteil
If. W. Utile. Mrs. W. D. Gsrdi I cup canned (comlen*edl n&gt;pa. Mr. and Mis Clifford I#Kll» In
rc r. Mra,
Cameron and
Mrs,
Mims f&gt;ri Thuf*dflv
a.u. .nup
ColclougS.
1 rup hoilol rice
V -s i* M
and dnugh-* 1-eaten &lt;c.»
• ♦ I "leatioI flunk* gone I n \Vlfiler
tca*|»Min »alt
* i(i»eii ikhcri Mr* Do»dry will
tcm|Mxm paprika
h i*» Die lli.1i S limil there
I t |joins Hill* aivtf t *i pitot
I i. a.p: on poultry acon m a
fIlia h I ilf I VI- 'It if I f Rill*'
Oven I trlipiun minced on lo, I
,tenia Mr ll. I Ml a | &lt; Bill.
I icn.jxwm minted par&gt;l. \
I
cup
c.iokrti
ffrc.h
m
,nnn.,
I
Mr ahi M»* VV I Sir.- at
Mra. Hamilton Oven entertain
i f * 101111.111 Hnfrr.il. I* 11* af week
fi.h
cd her bridge club Tueaday afir.
noon at the home of her moth.. '• ccp milk
Mi* ingredient, and pmi, mi
Mra. W. J. Thigpen. 801 I'arl
Mr* W i IIm \i-U-i* *»n*l rhil
Bake »
Avenue. Fink roaee formed the ■•ullnni l.,ktny dl.h
f^rn Frank
Jubn U vr r#
floral decoration for the pai:&gt; hour in modrrata owan lab- it " iirm I f »»*■■•iv i.j'H'tv ill# sftrr
' iving *|imt i* f»'W clu\* «ith
A t tha eoAclualcn of the game, ■IhO F&gt;
Browned Tow,to Slice,
Mra. W. G. Fleming and Mr*
, Mrs 1‘arkrr
Jamea Kendrick, were aw.rdr-l I firm ripe unpeeled tomalne.
I’ rivnt** D uigi.ia* Mill* i* re­
defena. atampa a* prltaa for high 1 3 cup flour
timing shoDh t-&gt; Gamr-vHls In
and Mcond high acona. An U-- '■ tcaapoon aall
t.iks up rrm» u-unlf) fl)ing In
eoura* wa* tarred by tha hoiteer I . tra.poon pepper
lb# Air &lt;‘ni|**
S Ifa*pocn clary Mil
to tha following guwtat
Mr. C. P Harr Won i* rrcovtrM n . Malcolm Hlgglna, Mra. 2 lablcpoon* chopped green pep *ng from a n tw l Ilifts *•
per.
Kandrieka, Mra. Frank Bay, Hr*
Mrs. W
M
Torre* leaves
naming.
Mra. Robert Pender I table,poon* butter, mellnl (m i Bnlnesitay lo resume hrr rollrg#
margarine)
RTaaa, Mra. Jamea lllgglna, Mn.
•vurk at the Ftate CoBege for
Cut tomatoaa In Inch thick Women in Tnltah«s*ii*
J. W. Altman, Mr*. Frederick
Font#, and Mile Jane Sharon.
•lice,- D!p In flour mlied with
The Baptist Missionary Society
•eaicntngi. Place In well greeted
Hill hold an all day meeting at
•hallow pan. Top with pepper, the home of Mrs, T W. l*r«¥ltt
and bruin with butter. Bake 20 ••n Thursday. Sept 24. A covtrminute# In moderate oren.
iM dl»h luncheon will fcw tenrihj.

Bridge Club Meetn
With Mra,

New Pastors Named
For Nazarene Church

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who is funny as the vie

I iin. seldom funny
tr stor of a joke,

as the perpe

Itrnny'* singer, Dennis Day, i*
coming into pictures on hta own
m Go Iii mbias's movie almul lh»
Power* tniHlil*
Home sort of Oscar f o r bung
ling might to be swarded Para
mould for its handling of thi
\ern Zorins
"IleJI T o ils " bust
no* 4
Jhmrtor
Ham W'ihkI snd
H «. I "eSylva, priNluctiori chief
W in
id &gt;»lda over the cs»l&gt;riyj
from the •ts r t b it couldn't it
have birr «rt l leif W fo r v Zoi ln«

*ignr*| lo
|tlay
“ Maria"
rat S.-r than ,fle rw «rd 4 Ihertd
llettfman. finally
clnuen,
«tll
give • Ixauliful fterf.irinance
and /nrln, doubllraa
will ^ri
over the heartbreak. Hhe wa* *«
•urr ilr wa, meant for the role
It may cru.h Bob Burn*, but
he ham! any eirlualre right* lo
the baionka 8am Zurka. Arabian
mtiaiclan, brought hla own to lh»
"Caaahlinca" *ct and gave out
that tha imtrument wa* popular
with ihenhardi In King David',
lime. Zurka'a ii apallad "baiuka,"
bowevar, and la a bamboo flute—
but aounda ju»t aa weird aa Bub'a
tinpipe contraption.
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State's Effort To
Set Celling Fails
Hoover Urges Persons
Bept. 18.
To Protect Property — TAL1.AHABSEE,
Th* itate'a effort to teUbll.S
lie own price celling on merchan#
diee aold lo the itata hoapltal at

Something new for ealadi: Set
a email (aka of tippy cheete on n
R«T. J, L. and Era C. Roby ■hallow baking dbui. Heal until
are tha new patten at the Nai- the outaide become* .oft. Remove
arwne ChartSaa, which art locked
from oven and cover with tailed
peanut# mixed with a daah of writ
m im e d mayonnaiae. Chill. Serve
WASHINGTON, Be:
16. I # ) In thin allcM with fruit aalad.
Chief G-Man J. Edgar Hoover,
cemmenttog on a iharp Inerea,*
About raven billion dollar, m theft# of automobile acceaaorworth o f new Ufa inaurance D ’** and bicycle* ha. adviaed that
written in the United Bute* an-1persona d m extra prrcaifUoni to
nuaUy.
protect their property.
Mr. Hoover reported that dur­
ing the fln t eia month* of thi*
year, theft# cf auto accoaorire
and bicycle* were up 80 and IT
percent, roepectirely, compered
with n year ago.
“Tha duties of ih* polka have
inereaaed greatly during the war
emergency,M the F. U. I. Director
aaid m n atale ment, "gnd then
muet ho active co-operation be-

Chattahoochee waa
abandoned
Tueaday for want of bid# from
wholeaalira.
Supply Clerk D'Atemberte rerted be rest bid propotalt to
firm# far food#tuff end peck­
ing house ijppllee, with celling*
eet i t price* peld for .itch merchendlee teat March. He get only
two anaweti, with hide on only
four item* In a Itet o f IS, and the
flran didn’t mborit aampiaa.
A t D'Alembert#'* auggeation,
On itata cabinet rejected the bid.

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C o r r e d c o lo r * fo r a ll
B r a n c fio i o f lh a U . S.
J&gt;r«1 l*&lt;l 111 g ImVe*, r&lt;ip n' | M . ,
t hs t hs ) i,T i m• f 1 lrr a1r 11 vn t *i ,,
,

S o r v ic o . . , a n d .fo r

Are r«li&gt;I&gt;tnlil i hi i«i&gt; .1 i ,
fsi luir.t l-jr Du pollt, the* g,» | . . 1, i
at the I T K. Giiruit
( tin •
pi mnt Io 1“h11a.iJvIphia r,*r11• a «

C iv ilia n W e a r .

her » i r work in aa nearly fit. | r- . i

rundito&gt;n ss science can n. d . 1
Thi* I'srnrpriHif work cfiDn.^- ,
being rapidly adopt* &lt;j in n o
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PKRKINS

F in a l C le a r a n c e
OK SUMMER DRESSES
CL0SK OPT AT

ON ALL SILKS AND COTTONS
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
SATURDAY

YOWELL’S
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m o u r n SANFORD.

ARM Y b A N O C U V IR t SC O R E A D O U O Lt— L a u lilin n —
P a ll all art a aaldUr and hla fifta a«d a bop and hi* da#.
Wbll# M . Hanrp Oaniala* •( Dal*. T o a t , rttta M i rift*
*«* th# |r*wnd, T*«nmjr Tlllap *f Anaeace, L a , dutch*# M»
U rrl*r plamata and alt* M« tiny “ahcotln* Iran

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Eg^.«aas
S K S rfc fc is

T I T * u m - i l U iS C O T JO ft-O rtfM l, Mlrh. •A bay tint a
m l ram •&gt; P'r«*&gt;m S t m i t l l . a id raw h i’* a m ated In th«
C. t. I t a .l i * C.tp*. U n t il rath an»*«d Mi itrvlcta, and r tt ir
n» a « i, t , . k *&lt;tn vr.*aHtn&gt;j at tha F m i K Air Camp, Stuart
o*:t a.....................
uM'en.i and tttrrv &gt;w. In thit plctur* at natiftcattan
’.rr&lt;n *-l*» .1 *1 Plum F*i*. %u(t ( f t . Hunt V. Min k *, and tgtL t w r t jfi O u *t

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BECAM E a BENCH SHOW E N T R Y —A

too m try wajrfarar. BA* had alwaya waatad a d»g *f
awn.. In • Itw dtp* th* dag w*« pvt Int* y**d aandl| With ****** Jvat th* right a** far training, tut aatmad
Nnlnad to min# ■* an* a*rapt Harp Ann. A* Marp Ann
Mm to Band and naw th* ***** mangy wtndarar la I*
Vallap Kannal Club’* b«n*h

(HARM ATTIRE—Nrw Vart, N.Y.

II* drum-

V R T IR A N

a ahpmgka, nap**

H D U M N O C D p t v i o t P ITA A WAR NIC MR—Lam

n—That (amad and aftan Indiapantabi* hauaahald apft la a IBM baliaan araapan wiad to rapalr
k'M .lpf big barrng* b«ga which
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IDNE8DAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1912

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TT1E SANFOnn HKRAI.I), SANFORD. n.nniD A

PACE F fflk

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• stands guard In ft pouring rain over n large atiortraent of miaceflaneoua auppliea, which
i* cans, and gunt, after it arrived at n largo M&gt;uth Pacific bate. Tha tupplies have Juit been
the ship at left and are awaiting sorting and distribution. Boatload after boatload o f tlmilar
i are reaching U. 0. baaea in tbo Pacific with regularity. This la a U. 8, Nary photo.

Ont t f Cenntnya former leading
•nritotu, Dr. HrrWrt Ktincr it now
■ p rin t, in iht V. S. Army. II*
work. In Iht diiptniary it Fort
Dir, N, J. Ha fled from Berlin in
1030 and came to the U. 8. He at.
tamptad to enlist In the army Iwira
bat w ii rejected became he teat not
a citurn, Eventually he * a t drafted
tad, under tha statute regarding the
PAturalftation of soldier*, became a
allien. He applied recently for a
tommi.vtinn.

Hilly Nouthwurth, Jr., ion o f Ilillv
Bumhworth, manager of the St.
Lmii* 1'irdinah, It thoitn In the
COrWpit of hit plane at Kurt Cutler.
Mich., after ha had been appointed
• captain in I ho Ar my A i r Force
Y o u n g South w or th , until I t M l ,
playrd the outfield for Toronto m

lhr International l^rngur
( Ccafi a/ V&gt; *&gt;* I

Kob^rt T. Ballry, *1, «n Army dt**crlrr, ronftnTil hr ahtrir hml »Irtln
I wo Krnoihi. Wise . nvi»| Wfirlrr*.
*t cording to IV|&lt;uly I»«•«ri*t At\&gt;&lt;tnef Thoms* \\rl.h*« of Santa
Maria, Cal. Hatlry e*..| hr Willed
th# t*o wonim bet-tun- he H«uied
their car. Th# %I tu»* Wire Mitt
Neil Jo iVttangrh,
anti Mitt
lK&gt;tt&gt;lhy llaun, 'I.' Thit It a phone»

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At long at PretUlent Hootevelt occupUa tha Whlta ITouaa, Kodalph
Korttar I left), 71. and Maurica C. Iftlta, 73, will remain eiecutira dark*
nit hough both are paat the retirement age. TTiiy will stay by order of
ihe Freiident who wrote a memo to them, laying; “ I don’t want tlUkfV
«.f you In \em\r me at long at I am here ** The eeterana art looking ft( ft
•uii of •‘Teddy** Rooievrlt, on# of tha preaidenta they toread under
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(CVmfrftl Pr#ll,

f t r n t i at i ' r t i«J

L I B E R T Y L IM E R IC K S #

h&lt;* kites* |nt- j ImmiI
iid

*'Nt far,

rai^rtl

|| I ■M» flow
W r’ll l»cal llitlrr Wlirn
t )||r dollar in lm
nut

ifitn

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Kn route to hit po»t In Caned*
Dr. Eduardo firuvr. Minister ffftm
Chile, t topped off In New Tort
Speaking of hit country’* attltufi •
In tha war. tlrovo aaid. "Tha Id* &lt;
of severance of relation* with A i
* i i born with I Vat l Harbor. It he
grown and Is rrm hu e maturity

The r a w of th » I I ring Fort ret* of the A merle an Army Air Force* N'nnr of the rn » w « « Injured T wo motor* caught fire. American flra*
had n « Int® r«If V. ■,‘i ilrath, when it crashed *♦ it a o l i i m e .rf fmni * fight - t , &lt;!&lt;' * h &lt;* 11 r » t o x " 1shrug I hr fire t in k 11* for the flrrw, the huffw
Cm led Nations .&lt;1r Lm sc in Newell umca for « t aid un J »p hr Id l«*r i
&gt; . ie-mh l&lt;&gt;a&gt;| the plan*- uas cat t) mg did not r»pl"de.
(&lt;J#*f#alJ.

tt’t f&gt;at PrfM#

|lon«U

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HARLEM HAMMER

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lly J.ick Son!

o* it i
M i k r l t MaUt&gt; leUad. Who, Um L m i W i k U n I M th, jiland
kitUd *0 bat two of tbo 100 Jopo tb*y found lh*r*. MkJ. Jim n
• T ilt oldoet M i of tbo F r a U n t w u Mcoud In command. Show,
dnt Nbnlte'i left oro Comm, J. K . Heine, U.SJf.i Ueut. Col, R. Y
iot U. B. Merino C o m ) end Limit. C*n. I). C. Eb im iu , U.H^.
sending y to m l of too Hewpil Dept, Jhl, le an ofitciil U. H
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fCrnlrel I'rt»4

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Ctlmeelns • Itn-ra.oth camprlm
la ett into uniform, lUnry Doucl-,
TtLinlr, :o, of Now York, wet in.
dotted at » prlrale In tn« U. It.
Army. Hrnry end hit mother, "-h-,
It Jerrlih, wer, forced to fltt Gftrbrurkrn In 1037 end found rtfu&lt;.
In lh« U. 8. When asked whet l&gt;*
would do should eirtumitti’ " .
brins him fe n In fern with til,
"Aryan" father ■ ! « 1* an o/hcr In
the Grrmen Army, ho antwerrd.
" I f I didn't r tth lm fln t ho would
.’ ' ltUI m o r
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'‘ •file Ma c t ie m
Ma m m e r "

t h e a d u T l i s i i i K c o l u m n s in th is n e w s ­
pa per. Chuck t h e a d v e r t i s m e n t s c a r e ­
fully, and e x a m i n e t h e i r w o r t h , b e f o r e
you rush o f f to

t h e r e w a r d s o f t r u e v a lu es , in Specials,
in “ s u r e - f i r e " bu ys . . . t h u s s a v i n g y o u r
t e m p e r , y o u r feet, a n d t h e f a m i l y b a n k
accou nt!

You will find the columns of this newspaper are
with savings and sound shopping investments.

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V H I HANFORD HEHAI.n. HANFOBD, fEDITOX

dependent
enueni Team
ieam Defeats
ueieais Navy
ixavy .
In Diamond Ball Game Monda;

14 NerveLeague Standings*
Keep Loop Lead

1 0 % SAVED
NOW OR 100%
TAKEN I f T H E
A X IS

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De n t
82 trlmpha la *8 games.
. ItasFn
I.
' They left tonight for Boston •l.
ta M t Uw Dram la a i M - f t m Clara’
Mriw, whllo lha Dodgora resemo action »l(h two IraU a*
gainst lha IllUburgh Plrataa to-

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£*575 A. * » J Will

wo a r m i v « u — ' ^ w i l

■ . O n t o m la the
aids three of them,
lt», Adm inistrators,
O il learn from the
4 the Town Tavern
iflt Team * represent*

rm iucxy ow es •» rrfr

a

T he A rab cenquest, which p i*
Btleally altered the whole history
of E g y p t. had no approclable Inflornce on the physique of its In*
hab itan ts..

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tm w c t n n r r r a
j c d ic ia l n a r r r r
va. is a n d r o a

rot'NWTi

4 gtrii take CARDUf, as dlt thira days be fora "thalr

U help rellavt periodic
lie only to functlcnal causes.
I take It as a tonic to atlm*
appetite and aid digestion
Teasing the flow of wastrie

1 COOLEST SPOT
IN TOWN—

HPAPKAGtS,

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o r r w s i*
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l i u a r c a i so.

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You Need
MANILA FILE
FOLDERS!

fsnOant

aomt non-mlfltary war

oBD aa o r re a u c A T to a

iMore Reduction
Asked In Long
Distaneq *Calls

TO t i i w m : i t . n i i a n t ; j a torn
n o iiK iiT n. a a r r r : . AD im im a

im a o W K

k s i him
la atay.
s rwa In
i t Morrill
" N a y lo r ,

Tea ars herehy commanded IS
see*, r la the bill uf complaint
herein filed, wherein the relief
Sasaki le divorce sn ihe fnd day
of November. m l : cOierwIe* llie
plelnlirr m sr pnw.nl e i parte,
l| le further ordered that Ihls
order he published one* n week
ler four rwnseeull,* weeke In Ihe
ienford Herald.
Wllnean my hand nnd the of*
flrlaI neat of seld Coon. Ihu ihe
llh day of Ueplrmher, I I I !

Letter and Legal
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Clerk of Ihe C irro ll Court
_ Bemlnote Ubunly, Flar'd*.

Hr: dl I, BVIIHICK U. C.
&lt;Official Beal)

alert at S:S0 thli avtnlng be­
tween Ihe Carpenter* team of
th* Panford Naval Air Das* and
th# Town Tgvem team of Banford.
Indcptnienta 5CI83— 17
Admlnlatratoio 11020— 4
trdependmta
Derlso ] i
Kv na If
Forg raon p
T yarn *1
Itegua Ih
Susie Ah
Hick* If
Ech-tl-. cf
l&gt; Me
trier c
C. llcWhoricr if
Trial*
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alreidy

(hooting laxatives?
THi n J Questions
may be Important
Q-.ics. What la the name i f a
laxative that baa been a bestteller al) over the South with four
generatloosT Ant. Black-Draught.
Ques.
Is Black-Draught purely
herbal?
Ana. Ye*, and you'll
find It easy to take. Quet. la
BUck-DrmugM gentle in action?
An*. Yes, ctuaiiy, If you followdirections. 2&amp; to 40 rlorra cnly
tic .
Insist rn !!l*ek-Pra?cht.!
follow Label direction*.

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Germans Claim To Be
Resuming Daylight
Raida On Coastal I
. Towns Of Britain;

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AUucnTA a u u N a c o t t . can,v- .
JAUT.H ttOtlBIIT K. aCOTT, !&gt;*-

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NEW YORK, Sept. 17, (JP)
—Tb« Eaatern Defense Com­
mand today announced that
a email raft was found alone
tte Atlantic coast of Long
Island last night and a shot
was fired In an unsuccessful
attempt to halt a prowler.
The Army Beach Patrol with
the police and Const Guard
later ooarrhod Urn vicinity and
"dlaeovorvd nothing unusual." The
10-001 bring interviewed hy m
tboy left U d . W h l U . n !

The Nhvy announced last night
I M snwy air force attacks
Japanaos hues at Klaka har­
tal the A leutie na Monday,
hUatteg eight enemy ships, doe*
troylnr alx planet, killing or
woaadfag »00 troopo and wreck*
tng abort Installation*.
The raid waa carried out by
Conaolldatad "Liberator" bombers
which
w*ra Identified aa Ball ^.V._____
'A Irate*

E

bras" nnd L ockheed "Ltgblnlngs."

CELERY CITY
PRINTING COMPANY
It h i

Ave

LONDON, S e p t
— In t la h fsrreu i
la ho sentinels# U
adrsnee on T . aa
aaal of French adi
at Madagaecaf, |
airoomeat
on

Tba enemy’s InsUlUtlons and
skips war* bombed and strafed
from a low aHitoda. The Jap*
attempted to rvpol the attack
with plana* and weak anti-aircraft
resistance, th* navy said, but
not a single American aircraft
was lost "aa a result of enemy
action."
The N avy reportad the raid In

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FURNISHED APT., Privet* Utk,
Apply 111 W. 61b BL
UNFURNISHED htuae. 6 rooms
and balk, three mile* out Wool
P in t 8L Phone 4U-W , BL t,
Bos 90, Sanford, Pis.
4-ROOM stucco bungalow, mod­
em, polished floors, adults.
SPEER'a Modsm Apartments- Lo*
cstlotv 6th and Bln Rta. just off
Park Av*. Pbon* 649 or 66.

We have just rece|y#d U‘tt4tS'«t4«

U! P r o f i t

■*
IP TO U « TA6TS DEMAND*
THE BEST W

I.

• WINES

'

•*’ **-*

•

-

C i t y Commission
Considers Sealed
Bids At Meeting
Adjudges Fair Sale
Prices On 10 Par*
cels Of Property

Be Held Sunday

? 1 .J 5 U p
FURNISHED HOUSES!
Moos
Court, 1001 Grandview, 176.00
month! 611 Magnolln, |4* 04
mrath i Corner wtRli * Oak,
146.00 month] 616 East tOUl
148.00 month. OotcMcgh Realty

P. R. Washburn.

U N P U iN isilE D HOUSES! 104
Magnolia. |I6.00 month | 111
East 18th, 116.00 moulhl 111
Sommariln Ava, IS8.00 month.

Colclougb Realty Co,

PIN B ALL MA

Trim Submarine
Chaser Presented
To Free Norway
ted Jap,'
Minister
ETTA CETT

ulh— Ituseii i llltu

I In1 linr

2 More Out-Of-Town
Members Admitted
To Local Gun Clab

Vocational School
---------- [.*
1
Has Total Of 80 Byrd J. flood*,
president of ( ) ,
tomfool* G«tn Club, announce:
Pupils Enrolled t°dar that th# West Coast 1^*1

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MISCKLLANEUl'H

n

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'M a lt n g rj d hs« fallen le th* C«V„ 1mans— within f t lours, sn I k lol change Trlrgiaph Zurich dispatch
re I r&lt; iwirled
U
Kurty.leu i,n m m planes wer*
In r»|mrt*«l diiennl over th* smokewnsthtfl front sa dive bombers
,| and flghlera waged a relentless
,|| Jon. le Ighl seal oat Ihe Soviet poeif t ■- high t nirnaod ssht that If
••nr m !..i ib« Kuiiiana. rngaging
(hi
nlt«i kin,
rnrm&gt;
tortci•••iilnl « " k'Hi.. nl ..f Romanian
i» fj»n11 t art-1 « Laltalion itf Gaf••»**» •of a • I»*
k**ti(w |.l Garr.'ai
'«nta* « r*| . tnsalaiF vrhiclra trtft
•riiriir*t .tul afvl *r\« r*l I altrpbra of
« lillrit an-l tiefich list rlara al-

,r -tc•**'

•|MCW|» rtaltgrraaioital a|t|tr t«|

IrgtaUliMfi authorising I'rrsi.lant Ihtee downtown grocery
stores;
Rtaaaarhrll to tlalt||||p p r i m . « a g « 1h, I'lggly VYlgf I) . Mars ret Ann
an.I nalarir*
• „ tllhr Table Sup|l&gt; Store.
Il as|c&gt;|i|r«l a form al rraolulM t
'to week day, three .tores will
Iti that
rffre t
Th*»
PrrskU m • pen St g 30 A M snd close at
■ «}&gt;r« *a«v| “ unaltrrAhlv &lt;*pi«uaiti it’* &gt;
'• '«• V
■■pen at
(«• any m uvr In rh a n g r (h r p ir»

parity

formula

(or

M nn Friday, they w ill

8:00 A M snd (toe* at
farm •I » ' I’ M snd ,&lt;n Saturday* they
will „|&gt;«n at H oo A. M. and clou*
.1 t o o p M

M t

• I U a poaalhle third.

Tara*)

t •ha* |{r in "i-v-ninj arid flotirtir ». hrslulra effective nrtt Mot,
■Is, motnmg will tw ubeervtd by

Market

f„r

will tw

t)e

M to 8 15 I'.

"

A. M

ASP

Super

week days. 1:16

M.;

Frid ay *,

In 7:00 p. M„ a d
Saturday* 11:15 to 9:90 P. M.
" T V ,* new schedules ns set
l y the heaJ of our company are

*_R\Ja awrtvad by three dsugb*
haw Mr*. Atbart W. Haiti. Ran*

{T4
1.X*±**!P *• ****••
Mr*.' Prank B. Lowe, Atlanta}

p ,|«

Change In Hours
Of Grocery Stores
Effective Monday

A

BUS. OPPOBTDNynM

Film On Arc Welding
To Be.Shown Tonight
A Him entitled "The Inside « f
Are Waldlag" win be shewn toalgtal at • ! « • c'clock at th*

a ss

ijssL s ;

damage.

Prostitute Testifies
In White 81ave Case

tS«

'it rn.atii hs»r tirrn link ing fitSsr

Scbetlule
tat Atlanta, (is

the Rot*

sttA-'w-cful btiiw*
«
"L * ,
h.A dull Hill, i
■i.wcted *•
,, 1mskv s ’ luiimriiliiui nnnoOACOI n»»nt” - fnd.shl* s
claim
that

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m ra ^ d la d

'

»he * a.......

hast of Muitlrk, the high con*••a»«l •al'I. German infanlrvmcn
aMarknl sSotlrl |«tp|l|nni with lb^
•ui'|*«»rt 4i| sn tank* All tt o a*.

prim

Via.;

*r&gt;d

.a to ihr l«ttlrfront* « e ii ar&gt;d aoBlh*
y i l t.f "tallngiail.
a her* lha

« t S IH N t i T 'I N , Sept IT i V
Sr air
Itrpuhliran* |»|n|k*r«l i
•l.s. than let Stprlallsan Wllh If.

Young Kitlnmann is g gmd-i it* ' *

trmlvt

.MiihweAt

Mki . ?» |*s»rtr«l thr&gt; kntarked out
J
1,1 l** taa *f -an MO lank AlAtuh
4t, •*»•«
f 'I » • .* where tho Urr*
k,
f 'liana
ail
ilfittiif
Itmtnl
st lii u in ) . il ft*Ms ao*l Ihe ( *ApUUI
i •'r *
....I
III I hr n«»lfh«hr*l o uU klrU i f
j sHulmgi ael
our
troop*
foorM
nl heav &gt; acitona '* W r n-lf*&lt;l*y nu4
i «immuit*i|ue s*tc|, rerBaling
I, i f f , thr f»r» t time that th* rrtttrs% rot bmttle t.f all hid carried Into
’ *« »'«&gt;
It tnaalr mo rrier*nC*5

t'-O.I*. SupportN Hill
5 Killed, 6 MifiHing
S ta b i l i z i n g I ’ricivs
ln Hod Train Wreck

Rot two dbre llombc^a.,,

h- Ih*

'

From notes scrawled aboard «
cruiser during the epic events of I
last Juno 4, I find such memo. I
■• thea*&gt;:
"W e watch the Yorktown It's
listing mere snd more II doesn't i
iLanliHaM an Fiyt Thr**)

Tha rtlras*- alalad IliM with ••
the Unltrd Statra .Irr
In |fr
T Inmans. * Tha Ih-rd pilot In 7"
Jensen’s division.
Lnaign John **
Klsinmann of KiM^nmac,
Fla.

I

w. •«•••• «|'|iiM«t St* while Mar•»
\ • I U h •hlfltml hi* | na |«
*
4*r... I.
f hr north woof.

' "
f.

I minty Health j
It h«|iprnr,| more than th r .■ that he ,-s months .g.&gt;
nmolhs In whirl,
urine ihe week |Iheru » ■ »
g'Htsi rraitinto larh-vr
1Is
X rmjr l?nlt •(hr J*|»anr*e tli.l not
know i»,w
• hlch hr Bibirt «hlp * * e sunk hut Ihr *tunrti « ;
iisfmrlk ry num &gt;lrmm* «*f Ihr initmrnl ha* n#%« r
faded,
ntmodate thus*
Flssldng
cannon.
the
great
wd end white, I.rich jot ihrILr hammrrlng .nn
to have test, rhineguns, the Inoreillhle din of
lame sail thr flrhtlng plants and the fire powwr
•e here Set it- of the entire fleet It Isn't thus.he tested from that disturb th# sleep
Nor i*
.( and whiles It th* bullets splattering around
t° 12:00 at the bridge, the glistening gey
, *ert from eaplodlng homh*. thwhit# persons; flsme* of falling planes.
It Is
, and 3A3 neg.i none nf the common.place of war j
l)n Wednesday,
Rather, it's th# unforgettable J
iviedo, Lyman; *lght. In th# terrible after iyuiet|
ml snd Alt. n&lt; luittl*. of a .hip that rrf u*&lt;*«l1
if IhiIH while Ui 'Hr. * •hip that playnt •• vn .
AC)0
TtriU) lirnl ■ part Iry
grral * vk|.s:&gt;l
»• l hi* na il,, ever had. a *hlji
t*hi&gt;«r %rr) r i iatrnrr w«* a pfimr
rrasiin ihr flag of (hr Hum* S i m 1
n * '* r
r»rn» rloarr
than
Klein
n*»lr* fMim thr Amrrlran * r » r .
In thv nlpesnd-lurk hal(|« ,
of Mhltti)

. J«»hn Milton Klfinmann, a
I .Mr*. Jratia KUlnmann.
mrrl&gt;
was
Sr-mmolc
court Bunographar and al
amt ho|t|a the ianir pohltli
Iinvanl county, Sas ilonr
put in "downing plaiira'*, a&lt;
ing In a ilalayrtl
Asa«M
P m i rrlraac

•

••

The deatrurli n ,d ihr tarriii
Yorktown
.nrniuornl
l&gt;&gt; ihr
Navy in t\ sahinglon k nlnrnlai
provided onr ..f I hoar palhrllr.ll
Inilellhle mron-nr* of
war th*.
bring on cold awrsls 111 Ihe drs.l
dlreclir of night

Two Axis Bombers

t tMistihwnWo'a

•

Hi WENDELI. wr.HB

lealth Director
Estimates 2,009
Will Be X-Rayed

matrh will £

him confidence and the w
atriv* border to Impn.v.
score."
The following are w n m
q w « desiring to at tha Oun Club's last pt
, ste r n of study match t
f da 90.
B.
T. I!
aw4 stated that A. C. Yonnally 01 os p-i
, M y taka civil J. AHenby'^__ 97 Ofl im
ttoasg Which will Hy Williams
94 HO »*.
t iv
Month by
• I Uw Sanford IL Wynn _____ US Dl » i
U* Will Include P. Dealing _____ 90 hh h:
H. Graham Hi’ tfb hi
shorthand and a
— 91 84 *{,
last oit various K. La m
•falling, English,
p H M who pass

■•

Of Aircraft Carrier Yorktown

Commission will set a nrie* or
tba remainder of '.bo foreclosed
properlJt* immediately, and these
•III bo offered lor sale to tho
public.
,
At the regular mee-.liig of City
Commissioners Muir la/ evening.
• era opened, but aa there won
i &gt;m n - tv to 'abutwUi ac the tlaao,
It was ntressary to call a spec la]
meeting Wednesday to consider
then*. Mr. Ssyor asU.

•

j;U*UMXV Sent. i ;

League Match To Writer Describes Sinking

*

and sizes

h

'.L A J i f * **"*♦ u » * . the Nasi
jWIgh Command rvporta nine per-

ft In which to r.tnirthvse

Hassocks—All colors

Russian

**f Slnlinifrnc
.
.

UcK they ndjuJgar
price for Um aala ol
rile*.
Several
bids
n abeyance apoa t’ .*

\
1
iW a S h e &lt;

D osses

, Mh-oiid front this yrar and the If t , .

a large shipment of
So that you may keep

FASHION LOOK
v
■*

• LIQUORS.
• SCOTCHES

, 1&gt; . \ ‘

l

____

i'emmond 3b
Botlrr rf
Touts
•*

Nsvy-s

or

!Production
Minister
i H i n t s A 1 I i C d In- iirmir*. thn
j
Vasion O f Eu ro pe lens o f &lt;li\ i
iiMsault, lime

lal Leagu* postal

tk* two competing clubs, r "
-Bswevsr, the belance from th*
third nnd founk games wiU go
(s tk* UBO. Tbs comntUaiaoer,

1 rri .

jUpened This Year

Setts:

Ttm City Goramlsaion met - la

Hudson

IT .

IReds Say Second'(;es7 “?J
[front Should Be •■in|ng

rtsum^i uay light raids
they would press ter prompt op Bjiuln and bombed snd msOut of nowhere tkeee U. ft. glider troop*
drafting nnd passage before Oct* *-‘jp*-*unred three cooat towns.
arainst th* “ « nemy" at an undisclosed locale.
1, if poeeible, of the anti-inflation
Keeney. Indianapolis, Ind.j.John Vltser. Knosv
authority over farm pricea which
dchn Lehni, New York City} and Kdwanl lie
a phooepboto.
Southeast Army Air Force*,

•artier.
I Navy*#

Ivertisements

'Reds Acknowledge
'Nazis Get Through
jNortheast O f City

r Troops Show How to Surprise Enemy

Navy Announces Air
• Force A t t a c k On
R i s k s Blasts Jap
Planet And S h i p s

T h e hippopotamus, the Unrest
aqcatle hoofed animal, sometimes

NUM BER 17.

Conferred Wi

stm

forthe I L E G A L N O T IC E 8

While thli atalement apparent­
ly leave* selective Mrvlcs offldal* free to direct professional
hockey players, or other profes­
sional athletes. Into fiber work
If such action Is deemed necessary
in the faterr, tht announcement
from selective service h*mt&lt;|uar-j
ler* h*rr said: ‘'l n the meantime,
there would lie nothing to hinder’
the National llcckey league from
rngaging In th* winter schedule
of International games."

Member Associated I

___

____ — i

r a s a In
duty."

d a il y n e w s p a p e r

SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1942.

Unidentified

LATER!

II. K. Ferguson, manager r f t c
Msrgiret Ann Store.
"I believa that this new scha*
dul* will be conducive to tk*
health and efficiency
of
ear
le n r ia tw *
IA
U a n n -----A mA
i l
workers." mm
said
Manager
A
Winfrey of the Plggty ¥

Store."

“ Employe*, of the Table
ply Sure are already eervt
the home guard, and aa |4*j
i creation
lookouts,*
jkc

as

more In this respect."

SoMlere Am Denied J. A. Jones b M
Credit At Army Posts
M tnigtr Of

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TITB SANFOHD' HKItAI.D, HANFORD, FLORIDA

Dodgers Defeated Marines Offer New !!« V^lr«, ^
Ip-Hp^flpr
By Reds To Lose1 Trnlnin«'
—
u*
With Phils To T ake'First
i* tint- ffom
•Lead In Loop
Place In National League

MONDAY, SEPTEM BER It , 19lfr&gt;

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to m u tt m i .

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WAR BONDS

AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N K U S P A P E I t
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VOLUME XXXIV.
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E s ta b lis h e d I n 1908

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British Force
Raids German
Supply Base

Dad’s Wings for Son

Admiralty Says Blow
Damaged Tobruk;
Artillery D u e 1 sj
Prevail In Egypt;

S A N T 'O ltl),

R.A.F. Bombs!
German North;
Sea Station
B r itis h

A ir

S ta te s
Is

on Tobruk* United Rtatra bomb* i _
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rm executed one of the moat r i
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R e g u l a t i n g ItatC H ,
A c co rd i n g
ti.
h .i.a o
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tenslv# operations in th# mid-1
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1
dla-east finvpairn Sunday night, i
focused primarily on waterfront,’
:
A t M o n d a y M e e t i n g ;»; t , ! " *
and alrfiald targets
|UnuN i *
British
columns
progressing
Th* |.mra. huto
U« ».ok .
v. .
steadily into Madagascar were re &gt; An o rd i n an c e r o g u l a t i n g !*».•
&gt;m o ported M o n d ay to h a v e a c c o m [ c h a r g e * al»*» r e q u i r i n g t a s i o w n re|n-fi.-,i t*k &lt;»t i r « - i

pllahrd m u r r t h a n hal f of their | e r a to put up a a u r r t y or lia bil it y mnt\ ,|( i | M n m fi
m a r c h *n&gt;t In h i v t K i l i i n r n l ti»l I n u d for th,- . * t , - l y «*f p * * * v n * v r . \
Irirutiiiy, l t , invt.it
within IU0 m l l r * of T * r i * n a r l v r . 1*n,i th** o ibln
v ,.,
o m » i d r r r , t jlut
TT*,nK* T.
Inland m p i t n l uf tKm bio K r r n r h Mo(iiUv rvv nl n y ,it a mrvllnjf nr j,, I t . l i . r ,
l il an d.
( ' ity ( t . m m I t * l o n e r s , ( ity ( i n k |
m u i i r ntto-miil &lt;,**•
T h u i f a r optKivitleii al o n g t h e j1II. M S a v e r Rtated t o d a y
t i ty IfniwtralivL"' th e i i a h n n
ro a d a c o n v e r g i n g upon th e c a p i t a l |A t t o m a y
F r e d K Wi la on waa 1
l(Ut. . A,.t
h* d b w n I lf tit a n d confi ned m o t t * « l r u e t « t U&gt; o u t l m r • d r i f t nf t h r
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wrtl *ktp*
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to w r r * k l n f
brtdfv*
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to n r d l n i i v , whi rl will tir a ct v d «*1 w ,- ,r *,-( „ n f m - n&lt;'d ",&lt;■ rmed r c i i i t i n c t ,
but
on t hu j l&lt;y t S * l tty t (&gt;rnm 1 ion * t
&lt;t■ »unV Hu- i-,immtim»|ur &gt;latiiH &lt;1 It
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4 0 0 0 - l o o t plateau a r o u n d T n n a n *
n r « t r v e u U r im-vtlnp. S«p t. 2n
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ind
tmn
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the
F rrth
were
eip reln l 1
Ccwvlouily
advertised
»ealr&lt;l twit It? rf i ■H i dan rs
t o p u t up v h a t g v e r r e al
f t g h l i b i d a on
kmptnvral p r o p e r t y w e r e o t h e r * w e i r di* i « i !
I y h.’ f*«Jnd
they
j ot»ened, but a * t h r r a w er a t*M* 1 h a t u n r p
tap may intend.
Intend.
to t n a n v In tntilu at e a t t h r t i r e , n
f ; » rtiiiititufmitir m a d e n&lt;»
Apparently forwinf clo ae at
the capital waa the column mov-J rL'^ecial m e e t i n g will b f held " t i t h m Ilf ftt t 1 I g r u u ' d fti-k
In f *e4.Sei«t from the port uf *'',tO p . M W e d n e s d a y to c«»»taidc» , (wii the (.Vm inij higli o*rm
M »Snfa&gt; on* of three landlnfa t h e m . F a &gt; i r s t a t e d t h a t jveraitn* tlmimcd t h a t the a u m &lt; l i
norrhape
p r ik p rtty 1f n r s t r a l . d
hy
im m ediate
»
th* B fltlW mad* J u t Thuraday, dr Tiling it?
o f I t a l i a n a n d (IstJiiaii t f **•&gt;p.
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do
ft r h u ffiH a II -axid 4tla- 2 a m
(upount
of
taxf*
a n d M rolls 1*f a r •ble SsrTi'wr td
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had captured Macvalanana, |M) Ipg
o re wer o t a k e n "
mppe«r
M im .-h y road northweat or the cop&lt;*t u r o v l d i n r 0
fort
th&gt;
it«rf
of
me^tlnf
T h e MH It ah nav al unit * ......... -1
eopUM. I t It t&gt;0 *ml)ee by eir
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t.............
h t i r h e...
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from M ajunr* to Tahanarlve, but
penirtvl C i r l U
min
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th* road IwttU a. longer court* r o m m i M i D n w »» t h e purrhRRr o f |
through foreeta along the valley j 30 refunding S crlrt
A hond*. j dui int Ihe itiack, the V ^ i* t
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ihii
rauntr n la itv i
of tha Betelboka nver and up prlcnl at l-3&lt;5 Jn-r t-&gt;nd
purchase the City debt will l*o
The I t a l i a n
communh|u*
m**to tha plateau.
cut
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000
Mr.
R*yer
Mid.
in
s
a i d th e Jt al l n
hoipiiaii
dm
Information reaching tom* mil­
pollry
low#rinic A r n o w * r sunk hy
«t
R m Ii -C
itary circle* her* Indicated that line with
forte* from IhU column had tS« municipal debt bjf thc»e pur­ Ixmiber on S c p l . 0 al o ut In null*
chases
whenever
possible.
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prooaed more than 60 mile* be­
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yond M aer*t*n*n». A communi­

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c i t y eouneli in O t ' t l a
for
t o r e o j j n |j
u g r o w i n g s t a r k *»f i
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a g in g blow In a raid S u n d ay _________________________ _ ______ J re p i t t e d Mo nda y, c l a i m i n g the ni
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at La fk her e O ffi ci a l &lt;)U«ihr»
Africa.
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A T i“ h a v i n g it a m a t t e r of *jo r u l s l Ion
fr o n t, q u ie t p rev ailed e x c e p t ; V U U o l U c I o
1 Q A I ^w he th e r the B n t i i h h»d * Ia g e d »
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* s t r a t e g i c 1 p o r t hro ugh w hic h roll
Hacking up the British assault |
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T U E S D A Y . S E P T E M U K H 15. 1912.

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Beat.
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A Rome ' radio broadcast sa
official annoaoctmrat leday
that ah Amartea* newspaperman—unnamed— was captured
la the . British Commando
raid oa Tobruk Beadsy a lih t.
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Mr end Mr* lllll And Mr. and j»e*, «r engaging in or permitti ig
W A S HI S t ; To.S' &gt; . pt |ft, tel**
I Mrs. Jame* f'rappR, grarukhlldreM diMirderiy curuluct on the preu* iliAi Vrirmrul luhit II T**w*l- i winch tw hi nuri ■ ulhwrtiri acfiift#
WABHINOTON, Bvpt. 16. -.1'&lt; j ' " 1* “ f ,h* !,u.n* . ' T ‘ |,,M ,
e v i d e n t ly th«*
I ri w a te l ha i ■(el
Roar Admiral W, JL piamiv. •So,h!«h”
f«rbohy&lt;irat. yiH.i. i- I of Mrs. luHtette, left Ihla morning I laes where meh Wvcragr hti*i
t h Mr'f •if t h e
N n ) ) ’ * ii ll |Cali uf I |f-!*'k I IVI" I
acre. And the rise with w luh th
m on West F irst
Mi'll MttHckfrtl SHUVlrt
I hr f ■«. *t I ^flF UmyloT *111 *DrriKi th# funeral , naift l« ronductiHl, tt w u *■(&lt;!
I i\r ftifirt lit »C*, Wjii* fl fi|Hi1lltc*i I' hIa , I" i* 111iifI* l hr high) t'lMitMiii rid * t(d.
C Stewart, and has
1 one who h a s had hi* Iwen**’ n | tu liu* new I)
1 f i-nti d
(M&gt;»| *. f
apprentice seaman
S.iiiio" HIMilt A il* t roup* w rir Tc
voked m a y l e g al ly p u r r h n a e mm
fcrc** prvrt . - 1ouUt mlrlwvit com and » *&lt;&lt;•"' "
( mm hnrit-r nf thr Bnclfi« F !*-*-( Ie.1 1 1i*»j ■Inin a lu ng the u p p e r tkiii
lava! Reserve. He to will hold lh * boUivra
o t h e r li c*n *e wi thi n t w o y e a r *
ol t u k. (M&lt; f(fU i Jtck w n
Air Kitm
SiTtH nf) Krins iro
d ay from Orlando
ii
I h .«l V ii r u n e i h , * h c f r f ive f u r la ce nf bull he* * t« lm a'
..f .1
r&gt;.tfiiir**| m giving n f* n-rugni l ii * ( I r r i n i l ) a t t a c k * were irpui***!
fa r physical sa ­ Im {Krwwr l o t h * Woatvrn I atiitt | Immc-ditle coutrurtlun
t h e limit# uf an
A dm. Blondy, Novy Orlnanr* rohol planU to yl*1J loo.iatK""*
tmn l«t thr Navy'* Air arm
■luring the d a y
The
H utaisn*
im ra te d C*ity o r T o w n , a c i t y *u
chic/, waa not “bold *nou*b" lo lfillo n * a ywr, and of plants l"r
il*** wrecked
t*er*i.,in lank#
MANAGUA.
Nicaragua, S e n t . |
i c * " i i " * « 4 •* ^ # t * T n r . t i
make i n /oraMol* on the futu reiih* convcniori of th l. an.l oib.-r
I/C‘HN ( o t t o n ( o n H u n u M i ■reI Ol nifn«'n*&gt;l veb»■!*•*. atid ra| •
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Pacific aitoarbo bat raid "fo r the I atflcultarol D|o.luct* into rubl. i. I ft, (A^—Preildenl Hcmusa J« j
|it itn'icri,
tnrod
fniineiiiii*
I c laird —-----Monday
timo twln«. moot tortalnly." lit* " Jackaon. aald, w,ra two of
- that -a rplot
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In
\ u g u n t T h u n J u l y roimnuniipii* •#»■!
Ualtod B u t* * hold th* balance of}m ala point* of th* recommend* ' A ll* afenta and K m . of hit |w-l
F # r to th e n o r t h mi I he l,«*nlnmilitary and N ot*) Itrlk ln * power |U®n* mad« bv the Baruch commi' l lltlcal opponenU to aa.a.tlnala
W A S H I N G T O N . S e p t 15. I 4 ‘ &lt;
grml front, thi* high r n m m i m d re •
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h r a Inv ettifalln* th* rubber ■II"- him had been fru.traled and “ev.
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Sov ie t f o r c c a &gt; t rt v i n g to
country It in
' rrythln* la now under control "
I liny ( h e r m o u nt o f r«i!lnn run
clemi . ni romtTumicAtinn* wi th Vh#
if-Japan a « .iM t;
;-------------------------- , The proohtenl: d ld ito t . dlaelnw
B B |,K3EI'ORT. Torn,. Sept, lb
■tiniirtl
&gt;biring
\ ug u * t
lutniluel old rmpi l# | illBlodgni the H e r m s m
h*
H o t m e w i v e * I l r t r p r i T i l ' wK,t ' U |? h?&lt;
Clara Boothe Lore, Uift.HUw iwiir* *&gt;f li nt anal 1 2 LM-iM fr o m n •t uhU irn |wsfket uf rv # i» tX 1, br#n U
“ k *m l o l lA 1 -M _r.
nded In Ute affirmative, add ing H o u s e w i v e s U n r c d T o ' 2 2 J X
Forty d u g n u t * a n d gun
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l-loo
:tv .y « r
‘"but wo can’t do It by merely s S v a g e ^ W a i l t ? ^ F o t » r It* Mid that " I k______
have widence
D|j lu
thnfk lrt,.
of luecessful
stare .alea o f liivlrr* ■« rompAfirtl with a n r r
r m plac e mrltt#
were
ilemullabthd.
that aorn* A lii O r«ll* wor* work- p i.y ,, wxr (t,m tpon.lent and au- 12 H. 1 2 :i in Ju ly
holding. We’ve got to keep pu.balong w ii h fi ve t a n k * an d t i g
In* with eonaervaltve* In mahtna thor. won Republiean ron*re**l&lt;iiiMrs. Outdo
Wilson,
cou n ty diaturtwncea and plannln* my a .
. m.
field gun*
About
ftOO e n e m y
al nomination Monday from th* _
homo demonstratkm agent. t» k y
J a p H B e g i n N e w P n a H e iiro o p .
kitie«i
j fourth Connecticut district,
urged louitwfves to rontlnue to
Soviet
anti-aircraft
gunn «jfi
he
T i l , la H*r flrtt venture Into
save all waste fa t. not usable In
t e r m a n plan a#
poUUra. fo u r other candidate* In Propaganda W a r| ,,,S ,
their kitchens. When enough of
withdraw and a fifth, received
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on
.. that
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front, „tnej romrounlqoa
Uw fa t to fill a large tin or otm
two votes. T h * other I t
deleNEW YORK, Hrpt. 1ft, (AA—A|»a bl. Htnrmovlk assault plana* In
mouthed fan la accumulated, or
rale* to Uw district nominating Japincs# spokesman headI on lh* a luccssiful raid on a German
weighing not lass than a pound.
convention voted for Mra. Luc*. radio
doc Ia rod Japan did no .inlrum r shatUr«&lt; 1 0 ground**
It may bo token to any meat deal­
BALLIBAW, Ohio., Sept. II.
If tho should toccerd In cop- ir*k to ronrjuvr A m tnci
plan**
e r who will pay fa r It at the tale
^—The Time* records that one t art nr Uw Nav*mb,r election -aof So a pound, M ri. Wilson m I4.
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m ? v ! ng T h o ' n o o o . im
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Its subscribers, Rod Jones, Is ratnst laroy Downs ( 0 ) , th* control
in F-ail aAita,
sm
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Bfco added th at Sanford meal
ode far tiro thlevsa.
Nonralk puMUhor and tlu ln r b* th# them# of Tokyo* props- west of the city. It said that la
Insurance: Two English pit mam bar. who, I* thl). fay *ancp- fin d * for the n e it phase &lt;tf tha
ons sector tha Germans broke
00**4 fo r rvoofn lnation, ah* would
through the defanse line but that
he th* first woman member of
The Yukon, chief among the
Bov 1st tanka swarmed In and ran*
Uw boo**
of
roprawntoUvo*
torad tha situation, wiping out a
Uso of Italics in printing w
from C oeaectkut Bh* la tha wife
company of Infantry, five tsukg
a distance
Introduced by the AIdIns P n
In V*n!ea In the 15tb centorv
and I I snaorsd cert.
h « S 4 Forttpse B a ftilr.e s

i Axis Attempt To Kill
Nicaraguan President;

|ClarcBoothNominated
Inltepublicani’rimury

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BIBI.K VKRSB KOK TODAY
THEN WE HAD BETTEH
ItAN OK OUR
THOUGHTS
Rft WAYS: For my thought*
p sot yojr thoughts, neither
e your wsvs my weye, sslth
e Lord.—'Isslah 34:8.
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r '(grom The Waehlnglmi Post I
The light romrt hurtling frum the

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The jacarmnda tree, we read, found ita way to the
irka and gardena of Florida and southern California about
Balf a century ago. The fljst recorded planting waa at
PunU Gorda In *1809, but there are tale* of young trees
growing In 8anta Barbara, Calif, three or four years before
that.
Although It la grown here exclusively for Ita beauty,
there Is s species called pnlllassndro which yields cabinet
wood of high quality which has been * valuable article of
South American export for over 200 years. But the
jncaranda, which we know so well and which blooms so
gloriously- here In the Spring, Is just one more thing for
which we are Indebted to our South American friends.

AM foils arms* the mountain.
The' llyht drifts down from moon
and 'stars.
And lares tbrenph the fountain.

M A R jO B IE ROSA COG B U R N , Bodcty E d ito r
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tbe war weeM ian weekly • * « that «e TrlnL
•nd— 1141; Im also finds that Ini dad. sff lbs nortW st const of
sack csss Um Individual totals SotUi America, now lies three
•re M I4 .
! sr foot
thousand .pure-M &gt;:d
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Csrlbs; thsy have the &gt;lgh cheek
The rail roods are doing
Tkrss 8t- Petertburg baiter* bon#, nnd aJasber## that t*dl- welt, thank yea, both an f
hsvs brought sail to tost Iks vstri enu tkslr hiong*Uaa origin, Thsy nnd passenger traffic, and
idUr of the Uw Using 10 seats] are described ns s Herr* p#op)«j,
ns the minima ta pries wkiU her- 1 whois «arms I festival, eorrrspotvlken aheuid chary* for hair cutaj lag *Uk Uw KstaiaaU g ra n sere
' ■ f ths Uw Is dlscrimlnstonrf dsnes, U held In Msy.
.
as It dots net Inrlud#
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arbors.
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Thsr* is somriking eurisn*
---- — shout bravery: It U nsrer aaouch
What a saner Idea of lattice sled with bUUnt bfsgghlucM.
seme pwpU have. A Miami man Take, for example, Out modest,
held a property under a 99-yser' thy mkn. Alvin Tork, wke slew
fleer*. A /few days age n Hes­
sian girl re&amp;o, by htr guerilla
warfkre, kiUed SO# German soldlira, came’ to' New York to make
a war speech; when eke* canfronted the nadtenf ■ pefknps H
to protect the was a bit enthusiastic—all she
. In meet caori* could say for a moment wnv
it Uw kayw b»- "Whrw!" But that meant a lot.
into the discard,
What a smart .morn' the auto
builder* mad* irr standardising
the moving parts of ail maksc.
Suppose a ear had but &gt;• such
and a repair man wished to stack
ten .piece* of sack part of ten
makes ef ear*) that meant carry­
ing a stork of tjSOO parts — a

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NOTICE

LAUNDRY SERVICE
B rin g in cent hangers for g ar­
m e n ta -w e can’t get any more!

OF E L E C T I O N

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The Sun SU1I Kltinea
When you arc Inclined to bo pessimistic about tho fu­

tji* Ilflit lirlngs warmth! ture. brighten un your mind with a few fundamentals. First

of ailrthero will bo millions of people who will need things.

si rule* my hand,
calls to bird* and sinsjl brown We’ll have In this country the greatest productive machine
!tt softly
ISfd|
ever devised. We’ll have skilled workmen, plenty of raw
h*et» lb# food, rlrh Isnd.

“ Let tiwre b# llghll” th# Uo.1 uf
atars,
"Of Mrd* and crouching thunder,
Threw luirk th# Uirdrrs of his
elosk
And swept th* dark asunder.
reach my hand toward the *
he aun shines down on me,
M light Is atrung, and fir
and kind,
,
etuut, yet forever free.
ANN CABELL
k td that

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msterlrtls, ships to deliver finished goods and to bring lutck
whatever we need. But wo’ll have to accent changes.
The o|d system which showed Its weakness during tho
terrible years of unemployment neods changing. Rut there
Is nothing sacred about anything merely because it Is old.
Only that Is sacred which serves. New commercial prac­
tices, new management Ideas will take tho place of older
ones that didn’t work so well.
Mon with flexible minds will find a new world with
great opportunities ready to be grasped. Tho sun will con­
tinue to shine In the future.—Thomas Dreiser In Your Life
Magazine.
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'tw o chickens for dinner, rrfr^ ted to
Juh'tikS) Mad.* sway th e breakfast t h l n ^ ^ G r o c e j f f i f f l
y#ra': emwa-Proaa chickens,” The words became co n fu ii&amp; .Ii
lull In thn.ngbi- when she went td Dio telflplumo sh e ns|K&lt;|r
STT*- ' . . !
^ nlco g r o c e r s ;”
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ktm ef
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The s w g s dutiM «n4
at)*" S. rack Omiair
re vii.ll k* a* frssa Uou u
retds* k*T a".
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w« k* Ike Ocrernce. Mar &gt;•
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lie charing

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"Why., ho.” resnondetl the hritlo, " I l»
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-the Miami newspaper eom- pend them undreased. If my husband comes home early he
^IH i ly m llfilw W
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*! will wring their necka and the rook rnn drese them."-fcWnll
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Burbank'fl
Jo k e

baigobile travel l* becoming
■«rce nniund her* that any-

and bother-

whn drive* . to Qrlanda 1*

jg ll'rct '

unly haa ovar 000
ned aervlrt* of tha

'W h at a re you working on n o w ? ” he aiked.
T am try in g to croaa an eggp lan t with a milk weed,”
Burbank replied.
The neighbor aUred a t him in surprise, and aaked:
i t do you expect to get from th a tT ”
"Custard pie,1’ M r. Burbank answ ered calm ly.— C hrist-

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By AGNKW WELSH .

doe* not Include
* left her* to se­
ver Industries. And
Naval Be** I* in
we dovbtlf there

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\\n w in d h to HM

l"rom w h e re I s i t ^ F
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Woman SceH Husband
In Prisoner Picture

&gt;.. SKIM ^OLh COUNTY
COURT RKCORDS

Clara Meisch
Honored At Party

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Sam oa
family ’ doatrad Bnuaelt
iVroata far dtan«r amd brought
from lh» chilling rcom .ct a
Market a email, neat paper box
containing soffickmt far * family
Of flvo, and rnraeod In eobpkoM.
Th# eontorn claim* to put 0#

. ..Y t f , I’m only a St toll drink.
B u ll 'm jxirt of Anu-ri.'iiti lit.- uml
progroMiiiMl w ayH of R v ltiiu : thmp,&lt;
done. Part ol a ahrowd Aiihti. hii
underatandinx Ouet dim- rrlax.vl
moment mnknt working niul tight
Ing cfuier.
Perhaps I thould talk alxait (littone of scrap tliat the thousaiulrt
of eoft-drink trucks hi-lp colliit
daily. Or my advertising in nvi-ry
byway and whistlc-stup (hut
urge* ‘millions to buy mnro War

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Double Program
TODAY

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It la Ulna pnallctad that sfIke wsr th* Joepa will bo ofarf fo r Ml# a t a reason*bl#
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HOLLYWOOD

Palter.
’• W h y -w h y -y e s ,” repllctl an nsWHWtl
■at already ther* other COT of tho Wire#.
.
frryljM
over COO,000 Americana in
"W all." said tho bride, "send m e two (1
*kh!g f f W / S K f J l i f i :
"D ressed T” asked th e voice, m o m nstm

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Staff. Hgt. J*m r* Stapler is
here on furlough
from
Fort
Bennlng.

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term
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P i Kappa Alphas Arc
Hosts At Rush Party

TELEPHONE 463

110 EAST SECOND ST.

Mr*. M. Mbiarik, president of
SL Anne’s chaster of th * Wornan’* Auxiliary of Hat* Cross
EpUecpal Church, presided over
th * chapter's flrat rail meeting,
held at the hone of Mr*. HinrlaTr
W hile on Sept. 7.
After devotions and roll call.
Mra. White, chairman, appointed
Mra. Ed Melach chairman of Fx|.
ocation and M r*. Arthur Brannn
chairman o f the Service Men’*
committee. Mra. Mlnarik announc­
ed that repair* to th* roof of the
church would begin noon nnd sail
th at Mr. Pulley had suggonted that
th * Woman’* Auxiliary have a cor.
djsh luncheon th* latter'p art
c f Septemtwr, Mra. Al La* spoke
of tha need o f tko Red Croat Loan
Clcset for bablta’ and children's
clothing, ben linen, and mosquito
netting.
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A fter . th* meeting adjourned,
refreshments
were served bp
M r*. John la tu m and Mr*. Roben
Ft ere*.

lUlsebelh
ilr-t.l .
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tC«allau#e Inm a,#* o „ l
(1&lt;.~1
lee, I.el. A|~ l'. .,1
town Herns# mint fir»t Ih&gt; *•n i o n . A|&gt;„|,I.
rureal and presented at the County J o hKaele,.
rt M , .
t l,„.
Ta* Collector'* office before ho F-nn eort K.in,
n il.. , ,
ran Issue a State and I'ounty I... Co
cense.
The blood contain, ala.it It nil.
| Some of the new provisions of
law enacted by the l^gDIatur* white corpu»clre i,.*r rnhic nnlli
in 1041 ate
metre.
" It 'shall he unlawful for any
licensee to aril. give. ierve or I
The red plgim-i
iwrtnil to be -rrved Intoxicating
•&lt;|uc r». wines or twere to persons puaclr*. which ■
under twentyame years of *g#.“ tarnr caygen i.
" I t shall be unlawful for say gtobln.
vendor lirtnird under sub-sections
Arrordinir to tit* Nan umI IIii
III. IV . V. VI. VII and V i m of
Mrr’lion fivp hrn^tf to rmploy any reau of Emnonm Hi'ki'an'li al I
though population ifiri«'M"t«l •»9iI %
person under twrnty-one years of
two and a hnlf i tr». lher»’
l age. whotc dDaldlitiei i f nonsge1. .
,_t,# , ,
•Mltpllt '
have nut W n removed, to work " "
in Ihr plarr of l»uetnc»q of iuch of commrdltle, I v ls m , IsTS and
1939
vrmlor**
"Thp Mil** **f inluiicaling
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*t«tr i» Delaware,
mIi t ii|

Mis* Carol J c in Nix left Mon­
WEDNESDAY
day to enter Shnftcr College in
Important called meeting of
Rome, Gn.
tko nemlnol# County Chapter of
th* American Red .Croaa will bo
M isi Louise Swain Sn* returned
held a t the headquarter* on flrat
from Birmingham. Al*. where »h#
street at t P. If.
spent the summer.
THUR8DAY
.
T il* Bailie llarrtaon Chapter of
Miss Elisabeth
Vaughn left
tho D. A. K. meet* at Mra. F . E.
Sunday for Jacksonville where
Roumlllal** home, 010 Palmetto
•he
entered
Riverside
hospital an
Avenue, at 4 P. M.
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a stiiden, n u jx .
Officer* and teacher* of th#
Bible School o f tho Flrat ChriaMr. A. C. SU rk* of I'antmn
tlan Church will have a covered
Clly *rrlved yestenlay to stay
dieh •upper at the church
at
soltte
time with hi« wife at their
7:00 P. st. A business meeting
home on Mehinvllle Avenue.
will be followed by an Informal
Attractle* Greer Carson, (lira star,
I’ M
Saturd ay
am i
1 3 :0 0
IV M .
L fc / (s A I.
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Ib S
social hour.
h i* entered Doctors' lloipilal In Mundav. it hcrrliy pnihliiitrd exMr. *n&lt;l Mr*. Robert Best and Washington for a rest She overSATURDAY
•on Bobby have retunre.1 to their taved her »lren*t!&gt; on a war bond I r#|»t in inc' r|N»ratr«l ciliea and
% i»nir. nr i i i n io N
All boys and girl* o f Junior
Much inrornoratrei i-illra
Will KwmtT dropped o m U»t ere\nd •petkln' ef (a x e l...t .H k A 1
T*» Ihr
rtli* • i* «•! *• ii*
hom# In 'Lexington, N. C. Ml** selling tour that rotrrrd giore than .
High School ago may Join th*
anti
town*
arr
hereliy
authorilnl
r««Rly.
Ctf •».# * '.le ..I It.
n .'if an d
had a g l a » * •*! h r r r un
Ihr oih,r day that darlag Ik* wtf* f
Florence
Best
will
Iravr
Friday
to
SO cities and hamlet* In 10 dey*.
Junior Commando* gad Junior
II#
II
K
»
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•
•
*
%
M
l.el
I
It
I k r b a r k pu rr h I H»uld &lt; r i W i l l
yrais since brer
Join them.
During that period *h* sold spout ••)■ urdinancr or revolution Here­ l i l t A Y H e a f r l r t M ' " t a l l
Wnsto Warden* nt th* Woman’s
•
" a i b u t l i n * lu say »uimlhin( . . .
la ire hare brought
10 million dollar* worth of bonds. After to rripilatr nr prevent «urh male «f l,l"0.|a &gt;. heivl’i
Club a t 9 :00 A.M.
-al
e«
Richard Eaton will mpernl * few
! nolle# l h a i m
i» o ami a half billlM
(CfUlral 1‘r t u )
Children of pro-school nnd pri­
IIK^EH %l i i |;i Tln\
“Well." hr finall) remark", huld" I f and whi-n
day*
In
Orlande
on
Luslne**
in
the gmrrnBirnt.
mary school ages may attend the
inx u p h i " f l r ^ i III I h r l ic h t o( I h r
the interest ul the J. C. I’enney
kohl t| hy |h« •&gt;■•*"*•#. •* ■•**••( im i .
. ».
**8lory. Hour", »;&gt;on«ircd by tk*
• • ' I
Company.
* r l t i a ‘ " u n . “ I p a id m t in &lt; o m r l a a
iit'lawiiil
for
a
l»r«*n»«*
t
.
Iw
issued
aurr«r«tlM|i
hrcrvatlon Committee, at th * pub­
f••§ Ihr location of thr plarr nf Ni.teml-ef
Im lay— th ird ln * la llin n ii '
Then
it
went
on to ray thfti tha J 4U
lic library at 10:30 A AI* under
Mr*. R. W lt.-im
left IhU
l&gt;11•inertia formrrl&gt; oprratr«1 umlrr^
I n i in.lutiry provtdea mor#
'&gt;
Honoring
Mrs, J . O, Mitchell’* direction.
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thr reVukeel liritu r for a jwriod
S u r i n g ^ ^ M f r e .r '—
r
hemtouth.
Mass,
i* million dollara a day In *
who are eat
fiit lleprr*wiii .
•, .
We d n e s d a y
TIM.SA.
till*
Sept
15.
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« _o. a Al
Al |n
!■'«••'
&gt;»’’ "&lt;onth.
year.
j(h hfr urir|&lt;. hI)i|
Mr here
-to' • ( ihat*" federal.Bootke’i
The playground of Southaide men this year,
A matfnimi irP Hum e new* f thr ■iirrrrelinkr
l"um | t u t u i i n K
I f l ! &gt; i ) d lit i i * I
altrr »%#nl» ri|l'
■ -i • ••nr * l&lt;«al Hut any way
be
open ha* entertained Sunday at the j M„ s y \ ,,t„oo,|
y School will
I tittril HI#'•land ami n|&gt;t ncl al tie feet of mi h f •’&gt;imnit.ill
kim
m
\
\
ill
,
from 9 :30 A. M. to U :4S A. M. hony ot Mr. and Mr*. A. W
• . •ii"- it ii * n lot uf montye
r... ii#itt •
Mr* rh ytm i \ M.inner*. J r , re
•.....................
uiklrr lh« dlrtctloQ of Mra.
. EppVon I^kr Minnlt. Hwimmlnir.
Miaa Fit,aladl
I ranklm nnd kialr.l n |ihn|n »»l h&lt;f toldlot
..f
rioiMa
Itifh hrrr In Fluids, fsr IsPamuFla.
•
booting, ami aqua-planing provid­ Miaa II. ..tiler Gamtili .|.,*nt list hutt*atiel irnm ahom «hi hadn't
• -nii.ee
* I a m r , i h r l a « e « f r o m W f r __
\\«-r. i ,i
ed entertainment throughout the week-end with
t
relnlii ea
atid |i«aid f«.i rig'ii
month*
r«»9 Tin ••
|tl r Ml* I 1.1. VI
»*rlr rnuugh to pay f t f u a f i
Itapl** it |t* ktiMW
afternoon, and later on the party friend, at linvtnnu Itcarli.
I I tin mi* uf a group of Amrrl
f Me
Mifim iMimbri", thlrty-lve S:
went to llyer'a Grill fur a chicken
MAI \\ il l ' * Mi &lt;1 a
ran enldierm hdil piiaoner t y %lh«
t'a.t
1
«
k
**
Ii
a i i pie it r* to rlfhty-elglil ant
ha
•upper.
Mr* Klhln lr.il**&gt; hat irturne»l Japam
I .Hi. no.I I • . |"And right in the «fti
••I thr BIO’
m :i;io
»i at t k’tm*
9
1m V
Guest* cf honor weroi Mack to hey htniir in (hlarito allrr tm u t • the pirtnrv u| in&gt; hue
u MI ll't \ • l \ In,
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lle-ll.
W
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j
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Cleveland, Earl Jeter, Kirby File. •iM'mliiik! •» *r»*l a* tin iroeal 01 l*rtr»t"' any* Mr* MinmTB. Hhr
11
*l i r l nl i i n i f M - ' i I
•
livl
h1«
i \ii.i it h ain't »o long afo a| d
McKay Traluck, Joe MtCaifin and Mr and Mr* (i Ic H« *t in Laku U«l hearat fnetn n r liui bainl in'
I k l t u * 11••v% it uia
*
t*.a« h t r .
Ml** Clara Melach, bride-elect John Angel.
• f itui m..n.-y •«( going Intp p rtk *'
Nrtli tlllirt wlrn hr Hi* atnlinfl^tl
k ir ).
r*..r There
of this month, wav honored Men. t ,.f ‘--dlrggrr, and (.n g.U rg.), j
*9 \|;»•111f*
*
•»unl i
l lr o t .
Others invited were: Madalyn
•l.el.
day night with a mUceltanrou* Truluck, Ells* Hutchison, Helen
Mi
h
*&gt;
,|
Mr*
It*
o
V
havi*
of
•
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e
...
•
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ohowsr given by Mr*. John Lid- llutchleon, Kathryn Wiggins, Loi&lt; •Knotvill*-. I&gt; nit . ill vibiI Mi*
r p mM.a i
I ih.HisM t* wraell ! '
"Uf. The room* of the tuiites*' Caldwell, Mary Kabum, Mary;/; V* I. Sim!h nt ilO t l*tince
i ••• win h»yiag kl* a l g a l .
hom* were decorated with coUr- Higgins, Marjorie Jon**, Joyr#llon A ierur lirland., uml will nl
i.. ii,,
"Ikare ar* Iwe
ful bouquet# of rtwe* and tlnnlaa, Whbldon, Mary Wlggin*, Elisabeth j u&gt; •iwn.i
to,,. m Saoford
'
Ihat p .r Ih .lr w a y ..'. , &lt;*,*
aod game* o f bridge and hjncu U lfW rTnd Annie
Cannon an.1
fumivhed the entertainment for Jane Wright of Galnetvllle.
Un
.11.1 Ml- '
II
H ark rtt
tha fiK ila. Mra. f'harlc* Wilke
Members Incluled: Johnny Mot
I . v%. - I VVright
Itiith
urvl
and Mrs. Antm Hchmah won *hi gmn, Claude Wntddcn. J r , John nnd 1l&lt;i it •Iretii'lif. i
( ) , l
I
htf
t
lil-n
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1
4
%
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••Mrtl fr n w l - f M.araHlI I i. I.l a la *» m| T w i &gt;
hlfh ahd low priiea for bunco, Pope, Waller Turner, Gane liar
AX
fin .1 hVr»:l \ rf . l i i i .e l \V \\ l I a* h I
I
while “Mrs. “Frank Melach ami Mr*. rlson, Dub Epps, Fred Dyson, Ed ' i ' o* hl « t * S
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Fred Brandt received the high
lllggtna, J r . Jsck W
tin
»% h . iii I in* I
the- Btimi.M i
and low priie* fer bridge.
\\ • &gt;
Dan McDade of Coral Gable*, and
M r ..I . ,
feet
I a n il
Aaatatlng Mr*. l-udwtg in »erv. I W alter Crew* of Orlando.
. 111.4U.l 1
r*or* • ' *
•roe )
ing wara Mr*. Bob William*, Mr*;
.if
John «
I xmoitI* v
. phr
Frank Kriach, Mra. Fred 7.crrrn
I hr
m l \h»
I »-f.k I*
i- %i*iimr
•iri&lt;
ner, and Miaa Adelaide Richter.
-••ii. leihn
j III" * * .( • ’ .ifie| Ire a I n ­
in
Those present with the ho.ior
ha&gt; Lmim
I
I flliple y,
Jr
mi i i
r*m i
Mon vi- «•*• •
e. lilt.-Ii Ml I II tIIp lull
guest wvra; Mra. Joe M*lach, M
• Israel.
By IIOliniN COONH
■re
e l.ftf l r * .
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I
II# t.l* •
•
i\
leml
lliirnlnifham.
O. Behmah, Mra. Fred Zerreiuui-.
1 • •• H-|UII-IU* • 1 * Msr I. »••I *
J
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la
iy*
t*
r
M
arram
*
)a|oei|rir.t
\
I
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lelte*
It
MrtJ Edward Hunter. Mrs. W. A.
»
Mill*
i.Jt.Na
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t
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l
“ 'l l m u r e in n» Al&lt;|h.ema t o atU*n«i
HOLLYWOOD,
S#pt.
|5,
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W
j
hrr.nr.h
I
#
.
fI-..
Manley
l:*r
bag wig, Mra. Julia Ludwig. Mra.
Moll ae. 0 . 1 •
frink Mclack. Mr* Uuiac Holly, Jimmy Cayncy U look! nr ; ahead kr&gt;. AIft *«l ikoretneY, \ltlln W»l ihi .Snin'errii |m.|.i tii.ei Ileal|tnta
• e l. li e ." I
•»...**#.
a day when Jimmy Cacway'ii , liam*. Hilly llr.n.lon and Kay
Mr?. W. H. Stewart, Mra. Frol to
I •
e
H alle
•
•
.
I I
Brandt, JMra. Peter Thurston. Mr*. Patna oa a rnovit m in u ra *fon*t ' llt-rmion Irfi ke-ientay in attmd
'I r , V II i.i.fiiin
ii»•I hri
v I .Ml •**11• 4 ' .
In wranr v afran ta to aaoorr I Fork I'nl.m M.litut) Arademy.
Edmund Meisch. Mra. Bert Will-, draw
••• e • .
\ i. |.»f
a l
t
dBUk’ I’ H’l
Airnn
Mill
the n lfb l away on pluah aeaD— | Fork I Inion. Virginia.
lar’ al
k|lt liiilq n .
• III • • |
|
irw r ’ i
t
*?t*
vtirr. have* ifitim il
M H *M lT « li% 9
IU
B liN T l. O lk iil
w ith
f r i r m l e af ui
‘ n * l ’i s funny p le ci'd / . forh •I «
Sal c a l
Frank Chaae, Mra. Haary IllchU ri werd-lookia* fo r Jimmy Cagn.y
Mr*.
Ilcnry \Y
II,,I,l m&gt;l (s.'ldetrtlfv. V C l.i’V .. •i Mm. T
Mrs. C . M. Berry. Mr*. Boh Wll- today —fer a Cagnev who now children. Roiiny slid Uruce, have ( i u n t k i n i a n d fit utl&gt; &lt; •v
rrHama, Miaa Adelaida Rlcktvr, and ha« hie potentially biggest hit arrived f»r a v.slt with \lr* i i M t l ) - m i l l r,| f i ■•••i ||i • I'nrk p.
II
-•
Idrtl. •
Mlw Roth Melach.
fresh on tS* stands, for a Cag­ Hold’s par,-nil. Mr. MlwI MrAvruirr In 'KM \l itiiwIim ' *4'ir I I "
I
e ...
el
e .
ney who after “ Yankee Dissfle Mulrhead Mrs. Hold la lh,. for
ir e
I t * .
I ••1
llendy’’ could write hie own tic­ mer Miaa Pauline Vluirhead
t ••*#I •
4 » « I It |l ill • | . I.
ket tm any lot be chore.
Vi iiit» M e.. either
m
ll'"
»
7*1 a Ml"
filay from (in.U.L .
But that It exactly why Jimmy
-J
••
7 . 1 . i l l . Orel t I.
Friend, ul Mr* K It MurrrW whr|ehr
\i
*
Cagney at clever a fellow * i he
MRH, A U U A NDKH GKOMOI
L.«
(
I’’
• II.
Is dynamic, ia doing what he's of (Irian.U. will (h inti'teatr.1 lu : timthrr in-law
\|, t •*«•«•• %* * 11 1*v %iTin*
ami e|«lsr
,
unit 11 * %«if;
Ceuwrve For inter
doing. Out a t
Warner B roe, learn It-al th. Is improving iron. nnd Mm. Frank Thim.R.
'» •
1 • re|,«.*||«ei» e r # *111
Have egg* tot nutrition 4 days they algh hopefully, muttering
frw ila&gt;*. ||e was anim&lt; ' "•I
T- • ••
I*,..,,
r more weekly (poialhly dally I. invocations which add up to a |nr pm rtlfrt o f this picture- fur home by hla toother. Mr
m i i o r i t i .n
7 1 .. I I' HI* « • M"
wkcih ha couldn't uta hi» own '!••••ellErrt «khu haa lirn
i 11*1 i’u n r %i u » : * t
&lt;&gt;r
$2A,000 bond Uckat barau«# hr’d •»'.* t h r " U m i l N I III h Mlie ,e *
iiNl
llt IT tllt
ba o ff on a Uind-MUtn* tour Hr "••mi nml Alabama.
■
7 It | A « | U * T “ t " "
would Jump up, with ftrorgr M
Cohan vitality, chin Into thr trlr
phone, rnmt ihack and takr up
tha talk wham ha left «ff
lie'# barn at WarTin'i a ih.jri.
care—extent for Ihr caupL* "f
Ima ha did rlurwharr »ltr» win
nlna hi# rebate in court.
Mlfow many »Ura
cad
you
ttama today—«tare who were Sere
10 yraara a *o 7 M ha aaked.
! ttaatad a few b jt I ynt hi*
Coffee
CONSERVE
I named had Been thrlr better
day*.. But Carney h lr r v lf ’
“Tt-er* 'come* a tlnw-," h* •aid
“ami I f * amaVt to plan for it l&gt;*
for* It come*. B ig nt now i* the
tfm* for m*. If you tlka lh* im.ineat, an# wgat to stay in it. &gt;••«
Plan to jto Into production b.-St »
for* you have t a "
I" Ik* kettle, ll.ai . - . i i ,.
I b*#ah lh# |me«iui • •'
Tbry’r* going to m»kr f.ral
li'Kltlhtlkg
girl .link together in a . i l l . , ,
id • shipyard rommunltv •onto light itory—with * pent•« a , .I..H I . .. , . i •&gt;* •!•*•* I ..I III.
# accepted; ha had sent war meaeag* purtch*,i hom*
I»r. ». llw&gt;y tuaai ii,.i, I .,..,,, i
•II *" t»r leku
tko local bond-aelt- under the . Itgltn***.
•alia far "doallnale.ii a n t „

A S K A B O U T O U R E C O N O M IC A L

P

T e le p h o n e 1 4 8

I Holy Cross Auxiliary
Meets At White Home

TUESDA Y
Tha Young ■People’* Club will
ha open from*K:;tu p. M. until
HI:AO P. iM. a t tha (Recreation*I
‘Canter on E a it F irst Street.

“It won’t be long now, Mrs.
Public, before you end your hus­
band will be thinking of hkavicr
clothes, suits, t*peo»tfrc othpoAb.
This mill few people will.be buy­
ing new clothes. They will n u t
the dothee they heve serve long­
er. If you will want repslre, rellninga, new. pocket*,
deevr
lining*, .why not h*ve the work
done now before the ru*hTw

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t III*,
*1a
s lIlu k w g n T o r au M T i.ti.i
INo Extension Is
American Fire *
p. n &gt; To F e je r.l \ .i ••.»#I
Aeen
Given To Buy
a vnin «i.i i it i &gt;»i.«
neleO I1..I-. ....
n . ItlllMe I , . ..Iti.n. *.
Beverage Licenses ■Ii.**«
IU.rJe, t ,„ ..
I.

Herald

Jacarandaa

.

RJ) HERALD, SANFORD,' FLORIDA

SA N FO RD ,

Em phasizing th e Im portance o f low-speed driving In
conserving the individual's, and h en ce, the nation’s rubber
ruppljr, President Roosevelt has called atten tio n to a ch a rt
prepared by th e tire com m ittee o f th e Society o f Autom otive
Engineers, and u rges th a t all new spapers end radios give
It th e widest possible publicity.
T his c h a rt shows th a t the n orm al life o f a tire a t 40
miles an hour Is c u t in half a t 6 0 miles an hour. And it
also shows th a t it Is doubled a t 2 0 miles an hour. A t 80
miles an hour you g e t 4 0 percent m ore mileage than a t 40
miles an h our and a t 8 0 miles an h o u r only 2 0 percent as
much mileage a s a t 4 0 miles an h our.
- •
So, If you custom arily drive a t 4 0 miles an hour and
you have enough ru b ber left on y o u r tires to la s t you, say .
6,000 m ore miles, you can get 1 0 ,0 0 0 miles ou t of these
same tires simply by driving n o t m ore tfian 2 0 mites an
hour. This Is one tim e when th e re can bo no question about
tho tru th o f th e old sayin g th at “ h a s te makes w aste".

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Mi.lt.ld .1.1.1 S|.|||||,H ( (r how I ran
o l l . T nl **|. p.i|. r.'ln-l to a c i t y
w I ioh..

w.ili-r rets|•(t|y w iM.mixvl or

MillNltUg.vl.

Hut my r.-al job is to give u lift
loinilliotuitif A in rrica n so v e ry d a y .

And an lo n g um a Mingle boy in
iiiiifortu . . . or hia girl . . . or his
lolkn. . . find an extra hit of rebel
or courage in me, you'll find ins
on the job, Aiul I'll continue to bo
tlu&gt; cola tJial'H Ik-hI by tusto-teat —
Hoynl Crown (Jtila.

604 C E L E R Y AVK.

Jl

�I

T U E S D A Y , SEPT
The licketa a n all U s aaU. b
addition, a ■pectal block or r*,« rved Mata for alt tfcta* m m *
a n on 37a at the Annbilt Pha/macy, Rutland'* Mens' S tan aad
several other Orlando basin***
boutM. Theda. tkkefs may alto
be ordered by wall from Dr.
Mrrideth Mallory, B u JM I, Or*
Undo. Dr. Mallory la chain***
of tha 40 f t 8 eommltto* of the
aponaorlng Ameritan Layton Peat
.]», Orlando. Chock a aad money
u n u in in ij w fi,
mlera ahould ba aaada payable
Roll Ini College haa art a pro. to “Army Emergaacy Kalkif
But thoy mad# the grad* with
dont unequalled In tha annals Fund."
a m a t foar-run rally In the
United St* tea football by Volninth InnIn* aad Increased their
iteering to donate all pm aaU
National league Mad to 1 W gam** of It* borne yamea In Creator Or* I’KPI'W B A1DB INDUC
orrr the Dodger* aa wall aa heap- Undo Stadium ‘ » the pr«a*Jn«i (-Aj|j, M.ANDIN0, Sop
Iny alhr* tholr chant* to mov# noada of army emrryency /«**'• «sv_D*rid w
Mow, &amp;
AM KpirAM
LttAOVH
another half a yarae forward to­
Tbo Tare,, boa*tiny one of their, Jacksonville, ’ a membor of
K ,w Y ork , *i Cteeetaad. I.
morrow
while
Rnwktyn
wait*
rhltee. I; lloatoa. a.
yr*at taama of hlatory, haeo book-.ciaale Prppor’e aorreUrlal
through two epen da tea.
rn. I « u b , l i rkll*d *l#h U
ed throe touyh yrtdiron feet Into In HaaMnyton. haa been 1m
&lt;M. Inalnge).
Tba Card* ahowod the waar and the 10,000 aeet structure to kn-JInto the array at Camp
waehinie*. It Detroit,
Uar at tbolr yrmaDlny aerie* with UrUIn Central Florida'* football 1 Private Moto hopea to
the Dodgafu at the end of laal fora and provide fund* for *e&amp;|. .btiom* an'officer'In t
weak
aad the doablaheader which Ur* dc*p*rat*ly In need of fund, ICorps,
Braves Win 4-2
they divided with the PhlU. Calfh- through illness or rmrrycncy ex­
Victory Over Cubs tr Walker, Cooper waa benahed pense* at home.
became of bmlaea aad Copt. Terry
Th* flrat of the*# yame* will’Lo
BOSTON, BeptT 11, UT» — A Moore bad to leave the yarae
Haturday nlyht. Sept. 2d, ayaln*:
on iikm o* rro u cA T lo p .
four-run tlyhth Innlny, hlghllgbt- early becadee of a atiff ley.
FrtahytarUn
CtUaye. 1B4I 8 1 hTATK ttw&gt; rUHUDA: TU
ed by Mai Weat’i third horn* of
Yet they made a eonlldent aUrt A.A. till* cUlwtnta.
ltnt.v T ale. D e l** * .
Th*
aeautvl
the three-yam* aerie*, gmva th* with a run In the flrat Innlny, and
In Oar* u( M M. Take
fin, 7 lluilaon Hlreel,
llotton Brave* a 4 to I victory with Harry Ouaabert ptUblay no- ram* will be Saturday nlyht.
cut.
10
ayaintt
the
powerful
ilrven
vlllt. Itoulh Carolina.
Sunday over tha ChUayo Cub*.
hlt ball for four yamea. The Waahlnyton and Leo General# ,.f
In appearing from - Ike aw or*
Bill le t, although net f*«Uny
rd of 1**0 fans envlaayed o th* Southern Confervnc*. Th&lt;- ■.ill nf ivxnplalai rtfe* la th at
r .r la ln ratiaa, w harala WAYMON
wall pitched three-hit ball for the
try aftwwoa.
final battl* U booked for flatsr- liKUtN’ii I* plaintiff, and too,
Cub* throuyh aeven Innlny*. Aftir
Although Ik* Poonon cUnped day
;
nlyht. Oct. II , ayalnat Chat- IlCIIV TA T8 UELONO. are d a ta *.
walking fllbby Blatl »t th* open­ down tight *a tho KadblrtU after- Unooy* V , of the Dili* Confer. ■taut. th at |oa a r * * resident nf
No T llud.on n level. Hreenvllle.
ing of tho eighth, Lao Uft th* ward*, tho lin t Innlny tally on
South i&gt; ro lla a , th a t year aM raa*
yam* becaua* of lllnraa and HI Terry Moofw'i walk end a double
I, It, ear* nf Mr. M. U. Tat*, that
Blthorn took ov*r. After Blatl’a by Enoo (Country) SUuyhter
&gt;.,u a ie over Hie a o e of tw enty„■&gt;. v .a ra Tfcarafore, yea, n u n
walk, Nanny Fernand** beat out looked outhortotlvo.
TATK liK U in tl a r * required la
■ bunt off Bathom.
Then tbo tnlt-onder* tied th* ^
t&gt;. and appaar bafor* la * Ninth
•cor* In tha atxth on e ilnyU by
or tha ky plain* of Alaska, and Merrill May. e- sacrifice, end an­
who can go through the rigorous other elngU by Ron Northey, from
training required of the American that point on tho yarae waa aa
Hanger*. You boys have a wonder­ wield and wlard aa any ever per­
ful opportunity to g*t In good petrated In Shibe park.
The Cord* regained the lead
physical condition by going out
without a hit. when three error*
fur football.
‘•Wight now wa art up ayalqat gave them n ran In tha aevtnlh.
a big problem In the way of The PhlU reUUatod by walloping
tramporiatlon. I do not know at Quabert out of tbo boi In their
th* present time how wa will bo half of tho apm* Innlny, scoring
able to travel, aa a bus U not twice on four single, and finally
available doe to wartime restric­ with one out in the ninth th*
tion* and rule*. However, I hop* Rodblrda roao on n mighty ram­
something can b* worked oat.
Another obstacle w* era up *- page that brought four run* on
gainst la that of securing new foer hit* and thro* error*.
Get ready for Fall by sending your garments
During thU eieltement bpth
equipment. I do pot know whether
here for quality cleaning. Your clothes will
or not w* will be able to **cur* manaytn cam* buck with pitcher*,
any more, ao you boya must loka they had tread yasterday and
tak« on new life after K"ing through our plant.
especially good car* of what you Howard Kriiat beneflttod by yet-1
tiny credit for hi* ISth victory]
already hava."
(PLEASE RETVHN HANGERS)
•gainst three defeat*.
John Podajny, who had pitched1
hltleaa boll for th* Phil* In th*i
elyhth, waa th* victim of the]
220 Magnolia Are.
Phons RBI
final uprUiny.
After gettlnr
'Jimmy Brown out ha waa tagged I
for a ac ream In* triple by Harry I
Walker and Slaughter followed I
yrith * #lnyU that tied the acore.l ETTA K E T T
Th|a caused Manayar liana LoY1PPCE5
ibert to cap out Tommy Hughe*.
ITVEYRE *
,pho had whipped 8L LouU with
DGOPPM&lt;
tkm -bK , Mtchlny In th* first
1 PLACES'
Itame BuTidiay^bttt ’ It proved , *

’in
(Cfcapler I H U
with. U * ( t o k

League Standings

M reek* war* *t the other end
1 the field and their drill conlted of ahlfllny, open field run*
nr. passing, kick blorklny and
earing. All returnlny Utlrr-men,
Id Mrlncai, have reported, with
m aarrpttnn of Andrew Haaty.
Coach McUwaa alto rave the
rye a pep talk differlny radically
m that given to formrr leama
paat aeaaona In peaceful tlmea
an th* ao|* motive waa to prodeed a winning football team.
r’ “Our country at war face* a
•Nation of grave peril," aald
McLocta aa the boya crowded
around him attentively. “Our aucCOO* In winning thl* war will de­
pend more than ever upon man
p«W*r. Thl* country needa now,
root* than rvar before, strong,
healthy men and bora—men and
hoys who are rugged, tnugh and
MVe
stamina and endurance,
fighting spirit ami the will lo
UrM. Wa want to develop men
Who con stand the 140 degree
lOraperalur* of tha Ubyan tlearrt.

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Your 1942-43 d riv e n llreitsc m in t lie renewed before Oct. 1st.
Yon m ust b rin e y o a r 1911-42 license with yoo.
Husband o r wife esn prururc (he 1912-13 license Tor each, also fo r minor
children. ’
Tha I J ccrm B ureau al the Court House at this tim e can w rite and de­
liver y o ar license without you r having lo wait In line very long; th ey
feel aa ra th a t a rush will come in a few days, and it* will take v e ry much
more of you r tim e; so, they ask th at you ,p lease do not unnecessarily
delay your application for 1 9 (2 -4 3 license.
The fee th is y ear for O perators license is S1.00, -Chauffeurs 91A 0,
Junior O perators (persons under 1H years of age) 50c.

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FOUNTAIN
LUNCH
Loney'a la famous fur
•erring ,* clean, whole­
some and ( n c k p e n a l v a
..lupek. Slop In the naAl
Unit you r* nil for lunrh,
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cuah. Inquire before 1:00 P.M.
Magnolia, 131.00 month) I t !
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nh Stand at th* Naval Air
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SANFORD,.FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1942

Indications
At West Gates Show Allied
PlanesActive

Wounded in U. S.-Jap New Guinea Air Battle

• Nazi Claims Of Shock Central Europe Radio
Stations Go Off;
Troops In Streets,
Egypt Aerial Ac*
Captured Railways,
tivlty
Increases'
S t i l l Unconfirmed
h i««

picked

. broadcast

»p

g aetlar

i

n k i*

General

• S3 SLS» f

Hm iUhm MtmW U btn

wrested tte Initiative ( m
the J i n l« t delayed rsmarts
stewed the t a n , prau hl,
tea eoaceatraled a .ensiderable fa n * far tte n a b tfc*t
rarrlfd bln aiar tte H *4*
(award P m Moreeby.

Egypt, aartal

activity

RuaaUt'a armiea yielded
P fresh ground at the bloody
iftatern gates to Stalingrad
today but after 24 h o u r s
there was atlll no confirmagUon of Nazi dalma that Ger­
man shock troops were fishting In the city’s streets, and
that they had captured tho
main Stalingrad railway sta• tlon.

0

rubber

CopL Prank B. Bender of tte U. S. Army Air Forre. la &gt;hown n, hr i. ehout tu l&gt;
i l plane, w m «»her* In Now Guinea, fur tran.prrt tu tho mainland fur treatment uf a l&gt;
liutfared when tha bomber ho waa flying uvrr Buna raught flria aflrr l&lt;tnk- attacked hy
•Bender tried to escape through the pllota era. r
hatch but II «u . Jammed
Hrfi
I (reo kimaolf the plane eiplodnl and hr v a t blnti i thr ugh tho hatch llrndtr dldn i lot
neaa and parachuted to tafety. Comra.lr. carrl.'.l Bender aiatren rt«). to an Amrrtcan
U a phonephoto.

(■/ AsaaalaUg Pratt)

th at

he

h

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ileleg ata-.l

j J e f f r n “alt mV

puiD m in
1

Jrflrre .

Gfl,

III

till

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hshulabC-

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*tt •»! u t .on iunion » v ln.&lt;
a. it i* eonnl t \
iii 1 1 1 a r v

and

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.

that planya.
lean, laat night bombsd
Bulgaria.
.. . . , , . n.. —
Details
—
ware
——
—— ---- thl*&lt;
This second annlreraary a/ Bri­
tain's "aerial Trafalgar" found
tte ends of tte cffenalve raters-ed. with tte great natal bate of
WUtelmahaten * smoking
and
strewn with wreckage from bomb­
ing h t a strong R &gt;F fore# and
BHtba aklea cleared of Nasi
plilMti
Just two years ago, on Sept. IB,
19*0, tte RAF, although lacking
plana m ertaa, combined with anti­
aircraft gunners to knccF down
at least I SB tesUla plana i and
eonxlnce the Gexonans that ttelr
all-out daylight attacks could act
be maintained.
The RAF*a part In that climac­
tic tarn In tte battle of Britain
waa Ular sainted by Prime Min­
ister Churchill "Nrxer did so

finding

la tte United Stales a republic
or a democracy T If tte president
and Um Vie* President aluuld die.
Who would luccwod tfcem.
Tteeo, were taint of tte q u it t e r m l M to tte'ContUtutlUa
of tte UUtad' MtJlUa fired In r a ­
pt dajc caaalott at members by
Cterlaa MorrUon at Uta weekly
luncheon todax of Sanford Klwan
lias at tte Valdoa Hotel.
Hr- Honlaoa wbo waa Intro
by Treasurer f , P. Campaaertad that ns .was astoundod at tte rapidity af ana war-, by
istasters, particularly tte reeling
off of names af tahinet office, by
Freak Shames, wte
modestly
coofaeeed that hia
knowledge
dated hark from athool
days
wtett hie teacher taught him a
rode word, each letter of which
pertained to a cabinet office. At uld. Huutih African su l A.-,
Uki tloas af tte quit. Hr. Uorrla- trailer) planee alao p a r t l r l p . t , -I
eon Inriled members to quia him. In thr attacks. It added
While the force. . which land- I
-gee If you ean stump me
now," he said.
In rummando-atyle. also h im
harbor
Inatallallona and &gt;t»r.
Grand prlte for tte quia we.
finally awarded to Ov P. llerndon the planes swooped out over ll..
which, as Hr. Uontaon described purl and attacked enemy snra-n,

hi «.|
ment

of

Chc-ler
the

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ct arjftNi

with

per

CITY BRIEFS

1 1clerks

Brazil
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to
efficiently.
Il a f the
ty chairman
OMtlon for
i that Mrs
wen named
g &gt;ah 41.
Vrector for
te a ,

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’

in to

pa seen gar car :b« r
- peace-tim e
m ileage

A -.'f
•^1
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np-

khiiv* lr«l||r was vitally

i ph itn nt " f
planet
"* r
P *’ l i p planet
t * &gt; .1. ■I r " v er 11am-

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t h*

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twit

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liijr.i m v
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'• " f«c«| rifurts
I it* d
*»(•■■ Marinrft

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Ulamla, the

• arir . i* ••» l.i-i iTighl, hut
t * iit.iMiM - ■!i * hi i|i»I rug a ini thr

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I | .1* I ''f.*i* • A h 1 -Mi % li i v r
“1
' Mlci u 11at b*i|
Japs near baa#*
i H u j cl nt&gt;!(hwr*t uf th»* main
^ 41 ^
VuuiMM'i ha we mii
&lt;iu»&lt;h hartal
s ,|‘lMI - .ini
,i links *uimuiinlijije yr,l'1, l:! 1,4 r »&gt;t-d I ni iIn' iiii'tih iw main
'"l ’ ' ‘ t4*i&gt; ""tf hi* pi* **utr mi apt*anMn|"
M '* 1, i*u li-ahlHg futcia
",tl'
. 1 -j-a. i H ’- t . e * . , [ (
huking,*' a t *&gt;tntmmi.plti t | H r "but
"1° !!,&lt; ' " I * " " r n ’Hvirii tu .tatv imlicatr
t lh r Mnflhc* ft- im»iriininiiig their
..f |M»aithifia
l.v iU
Aim rlcan
f I la*r * A rm y,
Na vy
I*
: *rn! Atarlnr ham* dr atroynf f l
muti| I it31 rutift* Jap plan**** «l»if Ing lh# past
, a j * nr rite* «l«y«, fat* lug 1 ** at IcnaA ] f!|
i ■ 11111^a I rht* number
.1 urifiny aircraft
^‘f^^fli of I ah 't
down since
the
marines
launched
t h n r o f f r n » lv r against
.i
that the aouth»*ri*ti ( 1\ S**lomona Aug

will
uf

it to frfJOO
average*

4*1

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M Air

Ifll-

m)i Jiitumpt lit fr riiriijueit.
mf N a v y riimiiiuiiliiup

Fighters Straf
Jap Shipping,
Men On Kiska

State DJvWon B l l l ^

Worker8

_____ __

Senato n Pepper and Andrew.
AU&lt; ^ j uhnKln&gt; dlr« to r of
t e n Introduced a biU to dlv'.l. tj* H«m|nau Count,
Ueftnso
Florida Into two judicial dslrcla, tralatSir echool, ataterf today that
to be known as northern anj he bad lost received a call from
southern.
{the United Statei Employment
At Jackaonxlle first Monday, fanrlce, asklny for 1,000 men or
la January, Ocala third Honday aroWien with eipertence In ma­
in Janaary,
dw w rf,
iFart
vtt
rPierce
itiw
-------in
first, chins chop work, machines or
Honda7 tn rib n *a iy fj T » m Bee
end Monday in Y tb rw r r. Fernandina first Monday In April. West
Palm Beach beeand Monday in I a in tk .
April, g e y Weal fourth Monday , Man applying for thla work
In May and Nexamter, Fort H r 1matt te of 3 A draft claaalfioa-

J lion, moat te between the ages of
111 and BO, and must peas a rigid
I physical examination in order to

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Employment Board
New Asks Johnson For

WASHINGTON B *vL 11, (An

II

* t.

I.-irh

mente In tte deeert. When the.
finished the desert darkness ».&lt;
pitted with Gres.
Tha American s ir force cun.
munlque said no Axis night fight
era were encountered, but that
considerable
anti-aircraft
fir,|___ mr was directed s t
the raiding
a lette te I
J . Gilliam.

Mia safely,
f Klwanlana
to secure
before c m .

i m

I,ceil

f 1 ■-

feci tli* p,v . point piugram recom
by the Harticn rummilteei
for prrarvatlop of U19 nalion's da*|
teriorating rubber etotkiilrs
The report recommended!
1 A nations] Sfi-mile-an-h*iur
■Iteeal limit.
S- TTVat annuai a v e r n g e m l l e u g e

M

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-4*

the place in

B g r i c u h iiral

adniinUtral inn
A» rubber "ctar."

Hi.' I ti.tnto ton c a r r ie r

tit'll .
I
•
-, t

. ■A l.i )* * *

Daiia,

Jap anese

I I " t:U litf M.l* It11ackrtl on the

ib•i *
i.m ri 11%«

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nf

t n i | H ‘iliM-!i.

.......... Mm ,,f Jmir I. and hat! a

(*&gt;

I 'its mean - I )u
.&lt; t*uig I
lint It ts nl&gt;*&lt; .1 jiih f.«r uk
J*Niple of the I C'frt'1
n official i In**
in Nr Isail

I nit May Be Disband-!^
ed If Mcmherti I)o
about 4» half
Not Attend Drills Were “innsidereil
for

it le m i l t

h d t

im

mi

wat

till . I&gt;nltle o r M i l i ­

,iinl

- . * &lt;ii* c

•iI fa *

A ir-

t.. &gt;rn I •-«

mill that

“I am ml"nIful f th*
a..*.'
!iee*l in Iha* Marti*'* n y n
m

StntiM

Y o rk to w n

1&lt;mk •il in n|H-r*ition* which havo
I**» n m |hM'|T l r*a m the south
I .. In - m i t
«'4ttl)
in August.

out t h e ♦** - •nlMn* " r

which it i* *ft«| it

10.

114tr•-*h1 1&gt; nut known in the enemy

I n

pi', i

.1 -

um

Sept.

Ulll lO U IIC w t to -

('m il'll

&lt; n rn t-r

•l i n k li f t e r

in u m i t ' l r i i -

I

| to c a r r y

A round tho Volga Industrial
conUr tho Germans claimed conabUrablo additional ground gain*
ed and said tho Russians w i n
— attacking* In forgo at Rahov mod

GttMfjl Mol
I« Ordered

arifl

the

1 ,ill

| ber Investigating * "inmiHn . hml
I approval of
Hmnfir!i

“ I urn alreath

WTTfl.

Stalingrad “repeatwi

adm lnl*U ui.&gt; i

rile N i l ) )

tjt&gt;

C* arge nf (he rnttt. ruhlier p m
; Krara.’*
j
Donald Nelson. ui»r prmluet h»D
ihief, who picket I J* ffei • f**r the
! job. in hi his actu
i eomnirnilntiun
the Hunt* h H ih

t l inl

_______
_
_
contracting
Elsrwhor*
alowly
Alt of dofdiAO, tho Russians doclarrd
to bo holding firmly
g g iln it tho ivoU ncht of bottiostain ad N ail vatarans and ro-

tte airmails succeedting reeterdty soothity, tte Roselan* later
hath In a countsratdlasbled sexen Nazi
lsperaad two Infantry
Jke midnight comma-

W A S H IN t. in ..,
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WASHINGTON s. ,.t id.
William it. Jrffi-t *. « f Omulm
president of the* 1 ....... iWtfW
r (In ad was nmml Tumday *«

In-

17.

Aircraft Carrier Was
Torpedoed By Japs;
Few Casualties Re­
sulted From IA)ss

Railway Presdient Is Henderson, Wick
In Full Authority;
l 1 r ite Stnhiliz
Already At Work ‘Factors At I*a

(Sr ,' m m Ii M rreMj
Radio stations want'off tte air
across Cantral Europo laat wight
Indicating Ruailan bombers war*
actlia again er Axil defense
authorities ar* becoming IncreasInfix ntrroua about thi two-way
Anglo-Hoxlet night bombing ecliedIn

N U M B ER

William Jeffers Meeting Called
Administrator Of ;To Get Opinio;
Rubber Program On Farm Pri&lt;

A u l it l lu petrels hi llu
to * t r i i i
Own
SU ahr

ulo.

P re ss

Sinking Of Yorktown
In Midway B attle Is
Announced By Navy

•-

• t.Iimr ks M
b A /a E
n fittw W tr I*

M em b er A ssnelnled

lagle Squadron* To
Join UJ9. A ir Forces

Governor Proclaims
Constitution D a y

I Another call was for BOO are
i waMUg- trainees Mr.
Johnson
said, woman applicants must ha
between tte area of IS and SB,
ate men, 11 to IS, Minimum pay
is TB cents an boor. Inexperienced
persons can qualify for weUiBf

TAI.I.AHA 8 8 EK, Sept. 11. (AT
—Sept. IT, wee proclaimed "Con■lltutlon Day" by Gox. Holland
yesterday, with a
request for
"fitting observance of tha birth
of the United States Constitution"
in Itun.
He also proclaimed "Religious
Kduralon w eek" from Sept. 17
to Oct. 6 .

LONDON. Sari. IS , (f f)-T te

1 a W: ^

JewlahAtonementDay
WDI.Be September 21

2 Additional Tona
Of Senq&gt; Collected

Legislation Foreseen
To Utilize Manpower
WASHINGTON, Sept. I t , d &gt; Chalrman Paul V. McNutt, o f t t e
War Manpower Commlaaiei. taM

tha Ho'taa Migration
today "It la my canal
mart that some type1
la tlon to attain tte i
tlon of tte nation's
Is "Inevitable." (He j
is gate reason a dool

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N U M B E R IS .

Nazi Offensive ’I
On Stalingrad Is J
At Peak Ferocity

U jS. Naval Transport Wakefield Afire in the Atlantic

Single Men Are
Available To Meet
Next Draft CaB

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rhere art tnough alngi. man

airmen r a i d e d
to M W UU7 to begin
married men. E. It, Car
of tbo local SelectIra
Board, told &lt;3o:oHana
I hair rr polar m tk lr htu
rvallng that aem* boa
•Irt.i^r dipped Into their

-Thla photo ihow* imoko pouring fr;m the U.8. Nary trans­
port Waktflald, Iba former luxury liner Manhattan, ablate i t
a**;,after ftro o f undi termload origin (truck tba J10,000,000
vaeiAl Note tbo dcatroyer'eatling off with acme of the 1,000
poaaonyera an.l crentmtn cf the burning ahlp. The hull of the

county are fa*Ur new than
were a few month* age.
m e of tba men being tailed
i though alngta, have dapana. Mr. Carter txplaJaad, but
dependency af- a father or
tar or other relative la no
a conatdarad auffkkat to «al a man frbm Ua aarric*. A
i naan who married after D*c.
who for ana rcaaon to.aar wore not u p porting then
O T^btiw M nTw nS «ia f* )f«a L

*#* *1 bar 41 mile* nor Iit af
IWrt Mereaby for the fourth
■iral(M d*v aa bomber* raid­
ed Jlg-betd Lao.__
SOM EW HERE
IN NKW
GUINEA. Sapt. 14. UV-8trlklog
a mighty blow at the Jipaneee
threat to tba Allied octpo*t of
Port Mtirfiby. American and
AoatnilgJi -'alrtMm anloadtd 80
tana-of bcniM yMatarday upon the

a* were caught flat
«n the Plying Kort
tided an*my pUne*
rfirty one of the
ll-S irm ft batter lr&lt;
d fo a l-and ammunlwet* exploding or
rer the place.

W t a s r is 's ;

ITU rendered Dun*
bate for air auppert
fotta*
thniitlng
swarliuf Owen Bumyard Port Morevhj-.
aid* o f the Papuan

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tba Japan# re
ltd forcee to
ulUa of Port
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aucceitite

l*p»nr*c

lapranl
roaring |

S, hool doom tt rouguui Sc ini
Bi'l, County ivu n f open t hLa
mmrtnp to admit ionic 1.200 chil­
dren. icated ami rafreahatt by
lh«ir summer vacation and caper
to tike uo their studies. Allhuuph
re filtration flpurva are not a»
yet available, Supflntrndcnl T
Mr» Mae T. Holly, artlng noai- W U d o n atitrd tialay that the
matter, today give nut In*trac­ number of pupil* entarlnp will be
tion* a* iaaued to all iKutmaatera a bit lower than the tnlil lad
l y Ihe Poet Office Department /» •
relative to the tending of ChrlatI haf-el eirrvlse, were held at
ma* parcel* and mall to pcraotlt
carving abroad in the Army, a number of school* |hli morning.
At Seminole High School at J:00
Nan- and Marine*'Corpa.
Theta Initrucllon* are: “To aa- A. M., prayer wa« riven by the
tare delivery before tha holiday* Rev Joieph Telle of the Firat
to memben of the armed forcoa: Mfthodlat Crareh, Scripture readatatlonrd outalde the continental lag ty Captain George Wood of
Umlta of lb*
United Stale*, the Salvation Army, and addreeea
Cbrlrtmaa parrel*
and card* of welcome riven b&gt; SuparintetiahmjM be . mailed
during
the Ami T. W. Lawton and Principal
O-i E- McKay.
K g f 'l U i i f i f J Orenrmav -ttrbeol
trwnlng rn rrlM l were held at
Jt* twu*,-. -■ T•’
' ■'Brcaue* ’of Hnntitlon*
or I0 :K A. M. and pupil* were adRev.
Georg*
Irant portat Ion ipcrr
available, droaant by the
pack age* may not ricepd
11 Zlemi-r of the Mouth Rida Bap­
pound* In wtlahl, or IX mrhec tist Church, Superintendent T. Vv.
In length, or 4t Inch'* In length Lawton, i'rof. Karl* Kipp, princi­
and girth cfuctbiac&lt;L.The co.o,j i *. pal, . I l n . Harold Appleby, reattion of tba public I* aikrd In dent o f tha Hinford t'um m ir I*.
volnnlnilty limiting tho weight of T. A- and Mr«. II, W. Rucker,
parrel* to • pound* or In*
“ The -1nit ruction• al*o ppivute
that Slot more than on* Chrlitmac [*rr*l or package ihill be
accepted for mailing in my onej
week when tawt t r or on behalf
of the iam* person or ronern^
to or for tba tame addreuee “
Mr*. Holly alto *u(retted that
local retailor^* may ?lnd IhnInitrucllon* w ry helpful In plmi
ring their rail
and Vulnidc
intrthandlea promoticirt*.

tmiller

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Holler Is Cited For
Insurance Record

d by hi* Widow,
B ig * Holier, repraaenUtldg .* f
Kingi one daugh- th* NrwYark Life Insurance Ce,
rgu lfeM li^ « f received a eltation In IlM August
; ami four broth
It and Ralph of
tr o f Uka Moo- •aal Dktrict In point •* F*ld toI-

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*«l e!opt»eai and thrown both. Tlp|8
j RuatiAne **lf1 the invaders w tft

Junk
The
(ieftiimnhigh
rorom ill^
about j l » *steii Sunday
thal lift m u i n

mmm AMtikp hsitf pcTitrated the southn .rv e jrm

part of Hlallngcad llaalf and

f un j hinted alrongly that Nad n M ;
which and bomb* ware •vitrmaUcaUy'

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ib!” i &lt;fftd ■P|H*«rrd *ti lx* il-ff prlnury
^^ "tmnff*r to thr
city
M
ru ur|itiiibei of ftrmiftn r*ifnrftftg fOI*
1 hf‘* r thr »r&lt;ond limp In two days* b il*

i ttm l down Ho««ian rtiiittaca lit
m«n&gt; that critlral atwlor and iurgW
to g r t ' orwani
&gt;v«» ihp ] Thft £ov»rt midnight comrmmU
How j quo ■nrnunrrd that lh&lt;* HliftllftllA
» Ihnl |hud ropalrr*! lh** break In thftir
ini; in lini'a writ nf thr r 11y and hatlcKi
m Ihit ri'iirittil
tirrman attfteka, but
y»t* J I aaid that on th*' Btiuthwrfti RJkflh
mu w.-pl enfuny hail orruf»tr«| ■ (Mipolftlftll
It |(o idftcw
•
,r w(ll
T*ir tirrman
t ifh
fommanu
r Japs' flaJmrd offirliiity lhal iU maiaftd
Almira hnd hrokrn lnU» thr ■outh-nitierv '',n l**rt "f Stlllngi*&lt;l lt»elf. but
, 1 1
the It jiilin * b*vc not yet
ami,k ; knowledge,! that thr Illnlta of
|Stalingrad have lieen pierced In
?ll A I 11-0 80-day-old battle.

BiH To Stabilize
WaflreH Introduced
WA8HINUTON. Sept l«. W I
I^&gt;gi*latl»n *p«vlfk*lly authorIting l*rc*id*nt
Rouaevelt
to
i •lablllie wage* ami aalarlea aa
ot Aug ^ and farm pricae at
lavrla not below parity waa ha&gt;
Irmljccd Ln tla Scpatc today- The'Tl * Sanford Concert Orvheetra.
1'iraidrnt had aakrd ('ungrea* to
under George Fellow’s direction,
! art I y (k l t tu control Inflatiott.
will present It* list concert of Ihe
A rvanlutlon. by Senalori wagw
rummer aeuen Wednesday eve­
nrr ID- V V I and Drown (£&gt;•
ning at 1:10 o'clock. LR. Karl Kipp,
Mich.|, wiiiitd give the President
mtulc chairman „cr tS* Civilian
broad power to drat with all
Recreatloal Council, announced
othrr factor* lnvol*&lt;-d In the coat
thla momlng.
of
living, It would *l*o
em­
"For the Uat several weak* tha,
power th* President Into te­
orchestra haa had aome o f tb*|&lt;&gt;f D«
rmini tuhttamUni condition* add
local college boy* and girl* re
baaraing . far
fer thla concert", Mr. Mobile, Ala., ha* just been re- correct “ gro*» Inequities."
hearting
Kipp laid, "And ilnco n number I reived by Mr*. Leslie Went. I0H
of ” lh**e 'rou»g people' will to Eaat 18 Street, In a letter for­
returning to school this week, warded to her from Mobile hy
thla la th* Iaat time w* can uee Mr*. W. II. Britt, formerly of
them In a perform* nee,
Sanford, whoa* daughter, Snells,
“ Wednaad.y It not the ragnlar la the wldcw of Mr, Cameron.
» ht *et aaldd by th* council
OMAHA, Sept. 14, 0P&gt;— Tw O rf
‘ thee* program* but tar
e i plosion* rockad * westbound
eUrting at * l*0 f . M, wo hop*
Burlington itreamlin* train near
to &gt; av«|d 7 la M m in u with any
church wrvltee", Mr. Kipp conNodaway, I*, today and tU pao*
aengora escaped Injury. Th* train
did not leave the track and dam
age waa allghL

Sanford Orchestra To!
Present Last Concert;

Husband Of Sanford
WomanDiesInAction

Streamliner Rocked
By 12 Explosionft

WPB Limits UBe Of
F.D.R., Still Seeks
Chemical Fertilizers
Maximum Production WASHINGTON. Sept. H, IA V -

B. flmlth,
IT Taweil,

I Lodf*

Thm

that

turn(■(■y halt***! Ill thr Mtmluk ■rftor i of.
iw ft- j thr Cetitral faucaiu*

ly300 Persons In
Apply For
Funeral Rites For County
Driver’s Licenses

Funeral aWhricee for Rnlwrl
Floyd'King, alt'who died at ht*
hem* ln Ov(ado. Friday night fol­
lowing a *trnka. wero held al .V.V&gt;
o‘cinch Bundag afternoon at lh*
Ovlado oomatary. Tba Rev it
II. Unk Of the Baptiat churrh
officiated. Barrie** were al*o htl.l
at 1:00 P.M., In Sanfcrd by ihr
Elka Lodge af which Mr. King
waa an active, member.
Mr, King Wb* bom In Sanford
and moved to Ovlado In 1»I7
ilftent farmer and grower, i
« WM alto • civic leader I
do and Keralnulc County, 1
dad fer hit progreailv*,
^ K a iw a * atrkkvn while
from a hunting

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Iwtilrr. b'T“ '* »» b&lt;»lilin* and checking ihsi
it thr 1Na/i e*n the ouUklrti, while Dertbl
ri*fht I re-jMif («h| the rapture of hstgfcU
k the | iK'ithwni nf the city After fslad
i riMm un thr Miuthrm side

Mailing Packages
To Soldiers Issued

About 1400 pereona have to far
apvllad for auto, truck and chauf&gt;
faur driven' Ilean***, according to
County Judge R. w . W an, who
•Wed that. In hi* optnten, rerlitratlon* througlout tha county
wo* W nob total aver MOOi"
Th* pravieua regv*ratio*,
ha
■aid, totalled over 8,000 but awing
to gee reelrictlona, ahotrage of
lira* and other war time factor*,
a drag In tba number, o f lieen*r«
could ha •xMetftd.
With the dead-line fo registra­
tion aat at Oct. 1, Judge Ware
revealed that applicant* had b*4n
alow coming in, but that regl*-

(Or (m c ia liC Or.**)

n«
T h *' G o r m a n offerulvnt;'
" , r,^|HKainat Stalingrad- achlovetl'j
thojpenk ferocity today M i i M H
»&gt;n&gt;-|Nnzin claimed two poMmHjJ
which,||onH „f ^ e city in the thliflti
Hi™"in’ week Ilf frightful Isuttle am lj
I Alliwt nir raldn over (Icrmany
g aid mill u nem-borne attack upon
Tcdiruk
’«
; The llunaianit said Stalin-*

Allies Unload* Number #Of Pupils Entering
Mobile X-Ray
Bombs On Coast
Schools Is Lower This Yc
Unit Arrives
OfNewQuinea Instructions F o r
At Health Unit
U.S. And Australian
Airmen Strike A t
Jap Base Of Buna

Battle’

MINIKIN, Beta. If. (
—T&gt;* ( I t r a i u were re
cd M i r to bo making ll
»Jt# . preparations
(at
.(realty foctlftod winter
In N in li «*»■ u th. t.i
aaaaoll on Htalingrad
linurd.
Ifehlad-tkla llw , open
It , llltlor hop.. to r.gi
m l, and ro-oqalp Iba N
Thrr. grn.ral oar* appal
tu establish tbo llna
clothe troopa against
ravage. af Ilia Kuatan
tar. Is-nfaw hrard.

Clerk States Married
Man May Be Taken
A f t ej* November
r» raw* seittarod
j^Other northwMt

Of

iIS*io *

j W ASHINGTON. Sept. 14. ( * V Praddoat RtoWVtJt told rongrea*
today .that the United But** t*

Th* W PII limited today l U uee
of chemical fertiliser#. Important
In farm production, In ordered to
teoaarre nitrogen* fo war purpose#. Tba use la prohibited an
golf four***, cajjMtorita, lawn*,

Unidentified Plans
Bomba Bulgaria

Mrs. Legette Dies
Following Illness
. Mr*. U U LaOotto, wb* lton

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Schools at War

Sanford Herald

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— ONLY $99.00whow Dm Widow Smith'*
coop raugbt fir*. He's • m&lt;
at ih« volunteer lira M il
Bran bofcra Daeember 1, Q
w«nt to • misting m n r i
H fatM droa-know him u
mm mho n i always callad
tho dinner (able to onswoi
telephone. ilia wife MW*
In ■ mament t i daapalr, ths

lUi vttftsB von Today
CfcPT NO PHILOSOPHY
r W ILL NOT WORK OUT
6 BEAUTIFUL AND UBEU F R t Take heed therefore
K&gt; hoar.—Luke *ilS.
M g r Namlas of Porto
&gt;. A Poom from ths Forces
ham Tho Now Statesman and
, Nation)
May wo havo naming of porta
frtettorday,

I dally cleaning. And to■row morning.
kit havo what to do nftor
lag. .But today, •

wo havo running of porta.

a° like coral In oil of tho
fhborlnr nrdono.
i
today wo havo naming of
tho Jjwor ollng owtvol. And
upptr ollng awlvol, whgw
i you will oas of,
I you ora glvon tour allnga.
[ltd this la tbs piling owhrol,
k lb yoor rasa you hat# not
lot The branch*!
In tho gardona thalr ollont,
loquont gcaturai,
Itch In our easo wo havo not
is tho tafrty-catcb, whUh U
ihrajr* raloaaod

tan May flick of tho thumb.
In4 pleat* do not lot mo
Oiy ono tiling hlo flngor. You
ton do It quite o u t
to havo any otrangth In poor

Every college boy who I* physically fit will be given
JLO.T.C. training and as noon aa that training la completed
In shortened courses'he will tnk0 *hla place aa an officer envied her girl frlond who
In the Army or Navy. Every college boy will be expected
w*re brooght
to study such aubjecte aa may especially fit him for service
to hli country. Those who do not stud/ will soon be
drafted. .
* '
“The first and foremost concern of ths university at
this time", says President Tlgert of the University ofFlorida, “ Is to help win the war. The armed services need
men trained to think, to make the right decisions, to cxer*
else good judgment. They tell the Universities and colleges
that the Institutions can help prepare men for leadership
responsibilities. Consequently we are taking ths young
men who come here, enlist them In one of the reservo
branches; and move them along a college program accept*
nblo to the armed services, os speedily as possible".
Even* lit the high schools o f the country there is a
wno chairman of tho committee
now spirit as boys and girls realise that their services to that pine—rad in the drvolepmont
the nation will be vitally needed within the span of a few ri ngaldpoj playgrounds soil
short years. They are being encouraged to study mathe trough! DMM from M (convention
matlca, chemistry anti physics, foreign languages, particu­ too Mm far tho parent-teacher
Mon than say other
larly Spanish, and other subjecta which In the past have poooctaHoa.
•hurts footer, {ta rn and (ieorgi
often been passed over lightly In favor of leu difficult anas—Snd tho tradition of a fiw
pnplo'lpot mod# that work poostudies.
And they arc being told that their chance of going .Ibip^JjLn mod* this country
hat U. Is. Tbora ramalno fa
to college upon tho completion o f their high school work W
dlilane* to travel, boat wo hSv*
depends not so much on the financial ability of their par­
ents but rather upon the aptitude whleh they have shown
In their studies and the proliabllltlcs of their success In
college. Those who do. not excel In their studies will
likely find themselves in the Army os soon as their high
school work, la completed.
nlng labor Day when tho PraaiAnd so the opening of tho school term this year takes dent will mobs a radio addraaa
on a new meaning aa the nation continues Its preparation to tho Notion. Mombora of CaeiC* m who koto boon abaont from
for total warfare.
, x
Washington havo bran callad
bark to tho Capitol by tho Loadora to Mnaldor tho Hervlesmen’a
Abooatoo Vctlng BUI. I hors
boen summoned to oppoar jo Con­
cord, North Carolina, on Saturday,
“ It In high time that wo Americans— private cltliens tho ltth, on a vary Important
os well as public officials—stopped bolng complacent about oUaalM. t am to bo marriod to
Mlu Jana Horrlo, on that dale.
salvaging materials without which the war may be lost,"
says tho Tampa Tribune.
"We an&gt; called upon to participate in an all-out col­
lection campaign for metal scrap. During the noxt four
month* Floridians are urged to contribute an average Pf
IP YOUR TASTE O H
,
76 pounds per person. Here and there an affective start
TI1B BUY U
has been msdo, but In Hillsborough county so far, we'vo
ckine Just a fair lob. It Is reported that Tftityia’ii output
of scrap is dropping. (Collection bins' which.6&amp;y« -been sat • LIQUORS
up at msiiv gasoline filling Stations for the convenience of

if the bolt.

ran olid* It .
backwards and forwards
SsB tots
tho spring. And rapidly

KNOWLTOmi ORCHESTRA

ZxsfcJs a vs
urdoy Nighla.

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“ AU this Is s disgrace Ail state of affairt}' 8&gt;nslNermk

ststptftu?s i £&amp;Arthi?p8|!

And It could bo placod In dealers* hands atal :itf at to’ the
nation's furnaces if Individuals would pause long enough to
recognise the Importance of the salvage program and cooperate fn turning It In.1
This- la a strong appeal to the public to do a necessary
jmbllng tho flownra; .
Every Floridian can do his part with vary Utile
U. soli It o*stng tho 8pring. job.

•■SCOTCHES

STRICKLAND
10T Palmetto

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call It ooslng tbo Bprlngi It
l perfectly easy
havo any otrangth in your,
imh) Lika Uia l*H.
ra-braach, and ths corkingwc, and ths point of bai-

R#l

In our ( i l l wo havo not
(. and Uia almend-blossom
b r a il o f the gardens, the
wa havo naming of
HENRY BEEP,

mm

having our troubles
r and otL tho Oardn aten tighter spot.

.wo,au xnow B U T W&lt;
u If tho Russians
tbo grant Industrial
land. Bur tba Otr-

W EEKLY NEWS COLUMN
.

■ » JOB IIRNDRICKA

21 1933I Pontiac
g i P fFordor
flg
24-1935 Pontiac Coach
57— 1932 Ford Sedan
116-1933 Ford Tudor.
139—1934 Chevrolet Sed
158-1933 Ford Tudor
173—1931 Chevrolet Coach

Bbcrt’a lUeraatioo Cantar

sa &amp; w w tojrsjt

I theta using iM ir finger. ^ fr it^ ’ vnlWw'ijrtfeVTAW'empfy.
I you run

Every Wednesday

No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.

■ay4 rubber lor our
Our big problem it J
save it—and vet provi&lt;
- Sunahlne

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PAGE THREE

Emmeline.Mabel Thurston Becomes Bride Of
Jacob Shealy Best In Candlelight Ceremony
IO R IB K O S A C O G D U R N , B edctjr E d ito r

Calendar

Betrothal Announced

S t Monica Chapter of Holy
Iroa* Episcopal Chcrch Will meet Samutl Wafer* Uurtchael
t 8:00 P.M. at the bom* of MIh of Mr. aid Mra. C lem
:*rol 8tone, 418 Grand*lew Av- BurUkaell o f Rota, Califr
Tha llusitue* Woman'* Circle
f tha Presbyterian Church of
hlch Mrs. Jca Corley H chatr&gt;»» will
wui meet at the
me church
enuren at
* man,
8:30 PJ4., for a cupper meeting.
, The Past Matrons Club of the
Order of Eastern SUr will have
t called tnMing at the home of
re. I t C. Maxwell, Park A v­
enue, at 8:00 P.M.
•
. TUESDAY"
The Young People'a Club will
bo open from p:.10 P. M. until
1 10:30 P. M. n* tha 'Recreational
Center on East First Htreat.
‘
WEDNESDAY
Important called meeting af
V the Seminole County Chapter of
the American Red "Croat will bo
held at ‘Ute headquarter* on first
street at X T . I t

THURSDAY

The Ball In Harrison Chapter of
D. A. R. meet* at Mrs. F. E.
• the
UntimllUCi ._ home,
hflfiii*. 010
01D Palmetto
ralrfiftlD
Roumlllal'e
Avenue, at 4 P. M.
SATURDAY
A ll bora and girls o f Junior
iHigh
m . School age ...-aa
1. Iin the
may j&lt;
the
Junior ' Commandut nnd Junior
£ Waste Wardens ct tl.tf* Woman's
Club at 0:00 A M.
Children o f pte-school and pri• mary icbool age* way attend the
“ Story Hour” , *l&gt;on»orrd by the
• iteervation Committee, at Ike pub­
lic library at 10:30 A.M . under
Mr*. J. C Mitchell's ’ dirrctlon.
WEDNESDAY •
The playground of Soulhald*
Primary School will
L*
open
from 0:30 A. M. to 11:45 A. M.
under the direction of Mra. In*
• Bamoeli.

High School, and Marin 7uuor
College. He graduated In the class
of 1M3 from Stanford Universi­
ty where he majored In economics
and eras a member of tha El
Cttadro Club.
Plans a n for an. early October
wedding Id Seattle.

Miss Talcach Spends
Summer In New York
Miss Daphne Takach has faturned from bar Summer's work
at Bolton Landing on Inky
George, New York where she was
accompanlat for the .vole* studenU of Madam Looiie Homer.
Returning through New York
City, Mis* Takach accompanied
on* of Madam Homer*a students,
Mias Lucy Marshall, at an audi­
tion at the Metropolitan Opera.
Mia* Marshall w *i a resident of
Sanford before moving to Jack,
sonvllle several yean age.
This winter Miss Takach will
continue her work with Madam
Hamer In Winter Park. •

atnd your clothes to the

PHONE

LOVELY MIRROR8
w jjtij ju»t received n new uhli&gt;WoBl of d u t if u l, pushed

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’'T . : B H I

plate mirrors. With omn-

I n

mental gold frames, plain

W j&amp;

or hoveled edgea.

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17.30 to $31.00 ,

“Brighten Youf Home With
Pltlaburgh Paints

G. U. STUART PAINT AND GLASS

f I’TAr - r**■ .

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,

!MU* Mary l.yn Boa* has ac­
cepted a position at the Florida
State Bank.

Friend* of Mr*. R. W. Tomer
will bo pleased to learn that ah*
la at home at 016 Park Avenue,
recovering from a tonslUctomy.

FASHION LOOK

i ■”

end In Daytona Heath. '

Dal# Hofmann, *on of Mr. and
Mr*. W. D. Hofmann, left today
far JarkeonTlIle where ha will
attend nolle* Military Academy.

So thnt you may keep that

W te w

TfctophbM.144

.... .. mMl hornt f i l i ■riV~ti ■*a'i T~ ; -T* -■-

SALUTE OUR RBBOES

Last Times Today

A. F. of L. Renorts *’ Robert S. Wilson Is
5*/2 Million Member&lt;‘ In Army Air Forces

Bt4 ^rosa Notes

By MRS. ROY MANN
ST rirTKRHIIl/RG, .Sept. 14, _
ellrn. N. J a n d Mlaa Florence
W ASH ING TO N. Sept
u
Mr*. Daisy Knox, chairman of
( Sjtectal I l*vt. Robert B. WlliOCt, f
Best of Lexington, N. C. They th* CortmUtte of
Red f ros. -The American Fa*lerat»un
Wire gowned alike In dresses of
Lalx»r rr|»ort*N| Sunday that it* •«»n **f Mr and Mrw. Fred B.'
a delicate shade o f pink talfeta Nursing Service, request* that the total dues-paid memltership at Wthnn recent lv arrived at tha.
dr.igrcd aimllkarly to that of tea following Information he read aith the clusr of it- fiscal yrai Aug A»ni\ Air
Knees
Replacement
pi*lr»nof-honor.
They
wore car* end seriousness. The Army .11 w a a f*,4K2 .AHl. r rp n p a r n ti n g iH«- Training &lt;’enter here to start hit
Jig
ni itching veils fastened to cor­ ■nd Navy have increased their highrst enrollment in it* history in fluv basir training
f
onets of net and taffata and car­ request for the American Del • lid n gain id \t11,
over l ie
IM
Wtlsem will be instructed
ried bouquet* o f pink radiant Cross to recruit nurses for mili­ pravin if /gal
in military drill,' courtesy and dlto .i bud* tied with dawn blue taf­
figure*
tneluwlr only ♦i Ipltne, rails I h«*nirs, marks mail'*'' _
tary service to 3.000 a month, * “ There
feta ttowa.
lime
spald
me
ni
lw
i
■
in
*ta
««l
■hup t ht lineal urarlara defen*#,
Little Ann Thurston as flower or 100 a day beginning July
lug.* laid m statement b&gt; tie rge fii*t a«*| and airplane idtriHflcg*
gul wort a long white taffeta 1341. W * most break dowf, coii * MealtV. serretai M-t l ra«ui i n ’
In tmn
d i r e made with
a flve-llered ditto nt thit handicap recruitment addition, our u tiilii Sa%e
,
,
W- » ,|l «!*•■ vesriv* elasslfle*- '
Skill, a sweetheart neckline and P irin ti who ir » rrluctant to »n* rmitrd, i.
floating
memlwr^hip
" f &lt;tion *»i aptitude irsti to dctrrnilD# ^
a).nt puffed airevra. Her halo o f thair daughters enter military some &amp;00.01X*. bringing »ur sggre ! for »h i.h nf D e iwrnty-two IccS- ‘
white taffeta was tied with a twW tcrvlca Inrn that daughter* n* VW|“ . member.hq. u;r t.. rt.i'rar
„ „ „ ! mevhanhnl ..r a.ImlnUtr*. ' L
nons mult herd their
under her chin, and at her throatt well
*
. •Tn* Army A ir IVrrra courtet ha v 'e
waa a tiny gold croaa on a gold’ -tOUnMir1! cmll- Hcapitaln that dia
“—
—
I is the*l fit till
t vffl
chiln. Rose petal* were scattered lika tht dUnjptlon of their itaff*
/1Ln ,
I F f-’ir eomnlnitrii » f hi* basic W
It tie path o! the brids fro'tn a ahould ba urginl to find auhatitutt*
h
br.-Vrl lied with aatln rltbona.
workara—older worker*, nunw, «»r
I'nnstance Ludwig, wearing a nurte'a ftldli. Hidden nurws who
|
duty'*
dtvss of dawn blue taffeta, waa hava marrlad or rattred for other
, « m t i « E our w itrplant'll
ring bearer. Iter dress featured rraaoti* mtMt l*e dine vrt«l nnil
AHIU’ HV IVAKK. N J S.pt
On each side of the altar stead a long, five-tiered aklrt, a sweet- Induaad to taka the pine** nf «c* 11, &lt;4*1 Mnj tern Lvwi* It Her
seven branched candelabra hold­ h. art neckline a*d slor puffed tlv« nuraaa who coultl thti* go
shey, uattonal •••levtlve »»‘ tvir«' di
ing Cathedral candle* balanced by ilrevrl. She woie a matching
Ar rretor, (mbrsictl yptlcrilm tha i
baskets of tha white blosaoma. I In of taffeta flowers and car­ Into our Counto'4* nenier
cording
to
g
tahle
listing
the
eli
married mrn with rhthlrvn may
Candles xpd fern graced each of ried th* ring* upon a whit* satin
f;ibU nuraea and thoa^ rnlittmg l»o Inducted Into the aims &lt;n \ F V A V . Iriil . Sept 14,
the stained gigs* windows and pillow.
Mr. Beat chose for hie best n July. Florida ha* Htl aligddr 1 0 4 1 .
the pews ware marked by ar­
^allv i row, pet hint of Mr. am!
‘'There nn riot en ugh uutwhd Mi* Harvey heter, ha* n liinlLrd
rangements of ftm and tuberose* , man. tiavld Earle, and usher* nuraea with 11 rnlinting -a pvt
Thl* i» highest men without * hildren for the in » y .h ahulary hut ■he eipiresBea hat
'wi tr flgt. Herbert Thurston o f c e n tif* of 12
tied with white satin ribbons.
Preceding Up ceremony a pro­ j t Denning, and Cbarle* Thur»- fer tha Raitam Area, but should id Rent inn nf. *«y. HI.lh1il.iNlU to •eniiment* of Herr Hitler In a
ton,
brother*
o
f
the
bride;
Pvt.
and
muit
ba
Inercawsl
1.000,00(1 me,, in the
gram of nuptial music _ . * * *
single w* rd
'
*
Juat a ramlnder that the Sem States.*' he ■alii ''There i* in­
rendered by XU* Helen Witte, Ti'in Best o f i ’a:ai Beach, and
When „.k .d .f nhe like* IlltU f,
organist, and Mias Elisabeth Pip­ Ridiert Deal of Inxlngton, N. O,, inola County Red Croat Hoinl U law rtHiumn^ draft l«
SolH '•rtfliii- iinw-aw" with IlkH
pin, who sang “ Because” end “ A t to "there o f the bridegroom.
evpactad to mrrt nn Wrtlnpaday.1rltmirmtr mnmrtl
It with rhll fo i) Ibat «h&lt; lo*»'s n
ftn lh rfi
tor her
daughters
welding Sapt. 10. 2:00 P.M nt thr R«*«l|drrn, thnl i« pti&gt;*i
Dawning.” During the ceremony
|u*( I lee "
eat li 1 1me
*
the strains of Liebootraum were Mr- Thurston chose a navy btua Croaa Rooma. Mr M A Jrf
l
l
e
m
h
e
y
it«n«l&lt;
softly plsyrd. Tha traditional ei-irta drraa with matcllng ae- farlaa. Flald W rwtor, will l*r pre* ■luring i n m h lr r s * &lt;*t i h e
wedding marches were aUo used. t r . . Miles and a corsage of red ant to dlacuaa and enn*ider pn» ■i*M|iin of I he ** n i ptilioii
Entering upon the arm of her Erode de IlnUamt roae*. Mr*. poaad cfcangaa In tha 1 m l budg *l
New JpMt'V departnirni
father, by wbom ah* was given In It—t mother of the bridegroom, and paraonnel
e i 'R o r r c t v o u
uh
r
d u s in c
es
ss
s;
, km e r n an l e g io n
marriage, tea bride was lovely » -• g»i»ne.l In a powder blue
Thouaatldj
Ilf
B
rttt-h
fnimli-"*
Hr |»|n|idix| that th* li
d i v . Mitb which she wore navy
W
I
I
MOD
I
H ltK IN t;
your!
Oi.i-ss.inea and a corsage of Del- hava oparttd their hump* t*i u« l , tl*»n trf Him fie It 1tUlf «
coma tna troop* of 1 rvU* Su n » f nt hi g he I ihnn hast N*« m
U i"iin r delphinium
LIFE DM M O N E Y ’
litinirdlalely following the wed­ Armed Force# now arrvmg m the |« d and might n * m rem N
ding a reception was held at Ih* British lalta, Amertcnn Red t'msn &gt;000
;; - a
■■rt»m Iral H ulanu Mafg*, k 7ft
Mn.»» | “ Tin siiyipl) of mi n i» 1
lured a awfdtheart neckline and h' nn- of the hride'e parent* on werkara in Leondon ri-|Hirt
I**•«««mrw urmtvlu
|«48, ,
V x it fullnoaa while tiny aatln the West Side. The rooms of than - 3,000 offer* of hn*|«itnlnv he •aiil " pu 'Ii when we .ovared button* ev.tendcd down t i. Thurston home, which were for aanrlca men are flomlmg in»»* I t h e If* !*» hit a g e g ro u p
Company
the back from th* neckline to the Drown open for the occasion, t tha Cantral l*avr lnforma'a»ri have fo itir to ih. i enltf&lt;it
rosea,' ! Burr*o each week, Wr air w» n i h r r e a r e not i m m y h stngl
waist Th# loog
tight
fitting w- re deeorited with pink ro^ft
ateevo* ended la point* over her lubj-m-r*. getlieraa and fern- Th* dating If Sanford |»aoplr will
Hi* ■aid ilia I 111 a few
hand*. Her full length veil of t.-frr-hment table, overlaid with e aa graelou* and frtnully to
t h e a r m ) w onM Id fni
i- cloth, was ernlare.1 with a own W r » who will ■mm Inr
trio*) Illusion edgocT with Chan­ In
'
p
e
a
k Piiuhdffn
tilly lace waa fastened “ o a cor­ Iti.-, tiered we-hllng take, lopgied tlonad here at thr an base1
1 | Wet flit W,|f
In . nitniaturr tirldal couple. At
onet of seed pearl*. Her only no. rod s s s placed the punch
ornament was a itrand of pout*.
I. presideii
over
by
Mrs.
She carried a round bouquet of I . nl V sib* A large mirror over
w llle Klllsmev rotes and »lngle II lioffpl r. fl.-eted a low arrange- |
and double tum-rnir* atn-amered if'n i »*f finitla- and iubem.es.
with tuberoses and vatln r0&gt;6ons
Mr.
Havtil Kallr. Ml-. F lo -| A business
i n 1ii g
Mr*. Krnaal Southward, a* ma­ i&lt; .■ Ile.t and Mi.s (.race (ioerg (Haillola Grove
J*'*7
tron-of-honor, wore a gown of n -le.l In serving .andwlche* For**l Woodman Cirri*'
dawn blue taffeta fathloned with si. I eske. In the *hspe. of wed- TThuradlav night mt fh* w
* long tnr*«, a iwealheart neck­ d . ticll.
f |•III. n # prt**td«m M u *&gt;
line and Bishop «ty)e
ileevoa.
\ftrr -gieroting « .tiorl while P'gdlt* prwsldwl Th.
&gt;■ II
Tho full, circular »klrt fell from
i*i iheir guest. Mr and Mrs. called with alt ntpftili'in prr
a pointed waistline. She wore Va J jt. .1 ileft lor s i onryimwin trip to A card of thank* « « » irad c r
tbi'ii rrium flikwar* whirl hud In * •• m-ih i «* t
matching veil attached U&gt; a cor N -IMS Falls
( &gt;|M-st-&gt; I hinl 1 r-nr
onet of net and taffeta. Her only lb* \ vktti iiiihr u.rir Some In •Irk mrmbar Qur*tuui»'a ir.a f..i
ornament was a *tr*nd of pearls Hvihmim * whore Mr Hr«l in tin* f'lvlllgn I)#fcnS8» W«‘f*' M'SlI and
S|||| Jl
and her crescent shaped bouquet Ik. vnl tin a ciofrn*r umirtt M n. antwvrwd. |t w n vdi»h| i»n mil
hla# paMtd that Glailtols tlfuvc .‘*17
waa fashioned of pink Editor |h »* Irnvpleil in nn |( A
t .i iiiih n « A t .• , llnsc
flair fu ll worn with • will ateur* a b&lt;mi1 m thi mmiunt
McFarland roae* tied with pink
w ' ill* In llnriwl hitrii»** anil Navy nf ||lt.7b In h#lp * in t ‘w wn»
i ■» \ N| \-n-k rlnya.
Following ihi* h'lMlntw* -**v»**i..m
u . . ........ h if 4'"s--anteHon. Hr i rt-i aagi* t i l
I " hi tllli'l (flit tr-n URUS.
mu air and rrf reahitiftif * win- n
Earle, MiU Grace lioerg -.f Dun- Hi «i|r ttf fnIftIt riMrliinI*
Ilmi'ni I trn.r
|oy«|, Thoar t&gt;rc** ul wi•re Mr*
O V Wadr Mr. A &lt; Mad
j Mm Claranc# Cii IRm* M rv Fin

' In •
hoauttful
candlelight
ceremony performed In tee CongfegeUocsl Church on Sun^jr
afternoon at 4:00 o'clock Mm *
Emmeline Mabel Thurston, daugh­
ter of Mr. ond Mr*. Henry Thurs­
ton, became the bride of Jacob
Sbeoly Boat of. Syracuse, N- Y ,
n o of Mr. and Mr*. G. R. Boot
of Let* Mary. Iho double ring
ceremony era* performed * by the
Bov. J. B. Root In the pressnee
of a Urge assemblage o f friend*
and relatives ol the couple.
Tall standards fined with white
gladioli,
taberooee
and
f«n »
against a background of potted
palm* and bamboo decorated ',lho
church fer the wedding. The nup­
tial row* werw aichenged before
the altar which we* banked with
tnaeee* of fern. In the background
woe placed a white croaa whit*
the chancel rail held airlands of

Mias Christine Stoudenmtr* and
M in Rebecca Lee Kara returned
from Daytona Beach where they
have been epoding a vacation for
the past week.
Miss Cecelia Truluck. who baa
bdOn visiting her patients, Mr.
and Mra. J. H. Truluck, returned
Friday to Charlotte, N. C. Enroute, she will spend several day*
In Tallahassee.
Lieut Walter Haynes baa ar­
rived frem Hendricks FIMd In
Sebrtng to spend a few day* With
hta parents, Mr. and Mr*. W .'M .
Haynes.
Ml**
Dorothy
Wiggins and
Lieut. J V Doll were the guest*
of Mr. and Mr*. William Beardall of Orlando tor a week-end
house party at New Smyrna
Beach.

Rcbert Cullum, who ha* been
■pending the past two monthi
with Mr. and Mr*. 11. E. Monti,
will leave Wednesday for Mynteverds where ht will m um * hi*
(tlld Ire.
Arthur Jlmenes waa recently
honored with a birthday and farowall party by hta psrenta Mr.
and Mra. II
Jlmenei.
Arthur
laavea today to loin the Marine
Corps. Among those present to
wish him good luck were: Mr.
and Mr* Tlorsce Jlmenes, Mr.
and Mr*. II. A. Jlmenn, Mr. and
Mrs. Roger A. Jlmenei and chil­
dren; Mr. and Mre*! R. llall, Mr*.
Artlur Jimme*
and dauehto.
Mary Frances; Mias JkorolSy Jlmenea. MU, Anita Jlmenes. Rrne
Jlmenei. and Nick Meiah.

Mrs. Murray Jarvia
Alathean President
)Rr*. Murray J*rv|«i was' Inslilt-

(j
who wn* aliUlr-d by Mr*.' K. F
Bolt, Hr*. Ilah 11*11. Mr*. A. C.
Mad dsn and Mr*. P. P. Whlgham.
aa co-boaletaa*.
Other officer*, who will - i n trite Mr*. Jtrvl*. a n ; Mr*. R. U
Dann, first vie* president; Mrs.
B. 0, Matevin, Mcond vie* ;rr*.l
dent; Mrs. B, F. McWhorter, third
Tie* president; Mr*. 0. 8. Selmsn.
fourth vie* prvsidenti Mr*. J. A.
Strange, secretsry-lrvsiurvr; *ml
Mr*. 0. C. Gibb*, associate seentery. Mr*. B. I t Back, Mr*. E.
8, Hockey. Mra. W. C. Lynn and
Mra. Madden wero elected U serve
I grown tap tains, Mr*. Voltt*
, William* will agate l » ttl*
teacher o f the elsas.
A fter a routino -business dlsisaion ' presided over by Mr*
Kk. a aortal hour waa enjoyed
under tha direction o f Mra. Lynn.
Much merriment anened during tee
game In which Mr*. Fred llarriasm, Midi Jarvis, Mrs. Beck and
Mra. Dann bad to alt on tee
floor during moat o f the evening.
Refraahmeate were aerved late
in th* evening to the following;

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Boiler. Mra. A. B. Lovejcy, Mn.
W bieM Bragg, Mra. Gfbbe, Mrs,
Lynn, M n. Kalman, Mn. Jarvis,
Mrs. Derm, Mia. H. B. Odham,
Sr, Mra. Herrieon. Mt*. Annie
MeriwtOmr, Mn. Madden, Mn.
Kortiey, M n. Johnson, Mn. Boli,
M n.
Hall, Mra. G. T. Pitlord. M n. Whlgham, Mra. C. W.
Forrester, Mra. W. B. Brinson.
Mr*. 7odar Cammwu, Mrs. W. P.
Brooke, J r, Mr*. 8. 0. Dickarwa.
M n. Bateu MnL
Jobna and

Three Young Matrons
' Saturday

M en With Children (U-minr h* »rii * »etu iu m *dMay lie Induct I'd "lm«*
in riijiiiitainiiig and
( ’r4»w’s Vocabulary
Has Word For Hitler

C*Indioln Grove Meets
At Woodnu'n'H Hall A nn v Deserter Ad mils
Slaving

STONE
N H vS n iO O L
NT R"'FRY

CArsal Party Ih IM
mh cClara
Me
tdiU Iirw
in i u n
i u iinch
o c ii
|m* Tart*1, Mr* tl * Fullrrimi.
Held A t Best Home. Is Honored At Partyi*'"1 Mr* ,UI*“
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ach, wh«i»# mar- Red CroHH Chapter
Following t^ t rthcarial «*f th#1 Mt“* i lsr» McIm
Thunton-Beat
) union*B e* I wadding
wedtling th
--ti S
Ssirrr..
*iu r« . riag«
riag- in
irr IhrV
I'rek V
Vemsy
r
will bs Has Regular Meeting
day evening Mr. snd Mr* 1 R |solritiniM-d "n ^epl. Ifi. ,*■ guest

Beil entertained with ■ l.irffrtpo( hnnur r.t . party given by
Mr*. F F. RoumllUt. chslrmsn.1
supper for members of Iht &gt;*nf Hy*. Frank Mriirh at her home resided over Ihe regtilsr mnnlh
ding party and s few el"**1 on Thoredar
'-rtilng Red rt *e*
meeting of Demlnoii' t'mrnty
in
friend* si Iheir home un 0 - - t * l snrt frrn u. t- i •*! in form th* Chapter
uf lie Amrriren Riel
florsl
lie,
nr
nil
n
for
Mr.
Mslseh's
Lake.
Cross Thursday morning st thr
The rooma of ■tee Best »'■ "»■ home.
Red Cros* room when rontlnr
wore opened msulte for the -Mm W a l.udwlg snd Mr*. buelness was discussed.
cation and decorated with t I Join l.inlwic were winners for
II E Harris, chslrnnn uf Flnr
rose* and fern., A Urge mm &lt; thr hiiilgp gnmr« which w#f* Aid ami Water Safety ■nnounre-l
over the mantle In the living n- &lt; |iU)t^l Ihriiufhuul th# evening, that Btamlard ami advanrrd Firnt
thegiu
Frida &gt;
refleeted aa airangvmen: of r - and winner* in Ih# Ilurwa games Aid clash#* will
nljpt it T:4i o'flnek E vu ylMbly
snd fern, lighted by tall
wt
IuvR inI to attend
candle*. Tlte dining i*Me. •&gt;'
t'hsrl,-* Wtike The horV'rec Is Daily
Knni, eh-lrmarr of flom.
laid With a linen cloth, be.I &lt;■ ' was presented wit It « rsrrdelshrs
H y g ie n e , announced
that
Mr,
its centerpiece a Urge pink » - i and connoti- in hrr fseorite pat­ Cnsrlee Carter will teach
a rlashlta wadding esk* nni&gt;..... 1 tern of fo.lorla
In Hums Hygiene, anil Mr, J
with twa heart* bearing
Thr hostm. assisted hy Mr*. C. II jtehlson, chairman of th.
namoe, Emmeline and flhrnlt John Ludwig, Mr*. Henry Richter, (fU ff Corps, annouiKcd that be
Lighted white taper* in crylal Mis* A tie Iside
Kiehter,
Miss ■Inning today the Red Cross room
holder* w*ra placed on rach -hU A y la n a R i c h t e r and Mra. will be open every day.
of th# cake.
Mn. A. W. Irrr, chslrmsn of
Prod
Brandt
sarved sn Ice
Thoea enjoying the party were: course to Ihe following!
Miss the loan Closet, reported that
Mlaa EmmeUne Thflrston, Hhesly GUro Meisch, honor guest, and th* following articles lave been
Beat, the Miss*# Gladys Plppm. M n. JulU Ludwig. Mr*. II. M. donated: five sheets, five towel-,
wash
Elisabeth Pippin, Grace Gorrg » f Hamby. Mr* W A. Ludwig. Hr*. seven pillow case*. two
New Jeraayl Irene Burilge • f Ed Meisch, Mr*. Henry Richter, clothes, two baby blankets, Iwn
Provide***, R. U P e g o Hcst. Mr*. Joseph A. Meisch, Mra. joim mosquito nets, one baby pari l‘a
and bab&gt;
Coania 'tihdwlg, Sybil wiiiism. Meisch, Jr.. Mr* John Ludwig, jtmss. nightgowns.
Helen. Witte, horence Ile.t ..f Mr*. Herbert Htnolhoff. Mrs. Hsn- clottte* ire still • nml* by Die
Lexington, N. C., Mr. snd Mr.. ry Thurston. Mr*. Anna Schmah, commutes for Ih* Health I’nu
All who have hooks which thr.
Hanry Thunion. Mr. and Mr.. Mr*. Fred /.errrnner, Mr*. W. H, eon contribute to the
Victor»
0. R. Beat, Jr. snd son. D i h/. Stewart, Mrs. Rnlrert WlllUms, Hook Committee arc atked to
of Lexiagton.N. C..' Mr. smi Mr. Mr*. Frrtl Drandl, Mr*. Paul Pe­ taka them to the vacant store
W. Gordo* Dean, Mr. and Mr.. loid, Mrs. John Pesold, Mr*. Ben nail to Koumlllyt A Andereoa'John Ladwtg.eMr. and Mr- Da­ Wilke, Mn. Charlie Wilke, Mn. drug ston, Mn. E. A. Lomleu
vid E erie,'Mr*. W. H. Htew.rt, L. Arhlie. Mn. F^t Hunter, Mn. berg announced. Th* olr base dls
Mra. Loarina Beal, Mrs. Km#at Jbeeph Meisch, Mn. David Earle, play of th* books will be In thr
Southward, T# W* AWerm*n of Mbs Hslrn Witte, Miss Adelaide wbkdo*.
It was votad to have ■ special
OrUado, r v t Tom Boot of Pslm Kkhtar, Miss Arlene Richter, Mlaa
Beach, Bgj. Herbert Thurston of Emmeline Thurston, end Miss cell meeting Sept. 18 at |:6o J'.
M.
In the Red Croes room when
Ft Benalng, O s, Howard BoteUr. Ruth Meisch.
t j* district field director, M. I
J ^ jg u ii^ J T te ra te ii. and Mr.
Jeffrie*, will b* preeent.

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+ # Mn W 11 Hlrwart and

Rebekahs Plan To
lence Ih Improve State Home Paralytic.Manage*
To 8hoot Wife
Shower
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®aa_^yiH?_ i

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“ chalk

Plan* were mad* to rale* money
fo r Improvement of th* 1.0.OJf.
Hull 15 Golneivllle, the But*
Home for Odd Fellow*, at O f
■Meting o f th* Seminole Rebekah
Ledge-41 Thursday night Mr*.
W. C. Lytui, Nobis Grand, proalded.
,-4. .
A commlttew waa appelated to
plan a .program for Um n o t
meeting on Sept 14, at wblih

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La* Young, 30.
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wife In a thirdt and tear* shot
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tee (booting, was
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tie
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With Phils To Take First
Plate In National League

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" . 'v lw # Card* wera ovrr-aniiou* In
(h r opening tuaale, and g iv e the
phlla two run* in the ninth Inning
L t d loae 2 to 1, but thry ram* back
Ilka Champion* In
the
»ernnd
nitre and won, .1 to 2. to profit
. J y th* Brooklyn Dodgera* double
, Ua ggalnit tha Cinrlmatl Red*.

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Tho big »hw brought nut'*' a
afowd of 20.TVH tan*.
L-V-Jelakf Beoiley.
the
Card**
groat rookie who had won 10
game* hnd ardently Imped for hi*
.Jpth, pitched right .hntoul lnBlop,
when vlteory rim# rloee,
Uaa Card* grabbed ton violently.
V W IN on* °ut In -iha ninth inning
Dinny Utwhiler railed a rhort
■ fly-near the rlghtlietd final line
and thro* Card* ran to take it.
■ Second Baidman Jlmm]
h*nd*
* U ll down after getting

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Sept.

airnim tnmtii

N r . torn. ».*: Cleveland
IVaihlnilM t-ti ti.trr.il,

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cm^ d e e r t f either M I during Um i

Dodgera, 6-3 and 4-1. at Ebbcti
field Sunday, knacklni Brooklyn
out of tha Nation*) league leader-1
ahlp aa the Rt. I-oui* Canla dl»*
*Med a doublehcader with , the
T hllUea.
Bttrr, after allowing the D «lOfr* three hit* pru] ihrir Ion* rurr
in the aecoad innlog ol the night­
cap, lightened up and gave up
only ond more aafaly In the tail
aaran Inniiyra
Tha Reda acwrd un the *e&lt;ond
*amc In tha fiflh Inning when
they uorad two urrarnnl run*
o ff the ratcran Curt lh*vl». main­
ly became of three error* In
rapid ejcreeelon by lew Kira*.
Brooklyn Infleldrr. They nddtd
another In the fiflh on n ilotthl*
by M ai H*r*hall ard a .ingle
by Hay Ijtmanno.
T1» Dodger** only *r*rre on
Starr rarna when Iloir ('amllli

him and-arrow aeaaon, Nor. 1 Ur
14.
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Hair Styles for
Small tr y

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looking permanent* are
top* with the aehool ytrtil

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gan—win permit archer* to taka

League Standings

*ia S t I-mi la Cardinal* earn*
bin a hat breath of sweeping
k a doolie-header from tha pool
PMU. and fallad. but even though
they had to be content with .win­
ding one out of two they roared
i into airlutire poaae*»ion of flrat
place in the National league by
a ■Vull fame.

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af Mint Cta. 3U* Cia.
Dry Cla. « • - . and Vodka.

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MIAMI. Kla. Sept. II. i d y Ilf. Ce*ar Charlene, former Vice
l’re*lileni of Ururay who now I*
.eeking the Prrildenry, Irfi by
American ellnoer yr.tnr.la&gt; for
Itlo ile Janeiro, where hr
will
E BUNCH Km me and fin INSURANCE, fire, wtnd*tnrm, confer with Tlratlliin official heautomobile burglary, compen.*- fort going to Montevideo
carpenter I ojI* cheap for
tion. At a taring. C. M. Boyd
u Inquire lie fora 1:00 I’ .M.
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k day*. Sunday all day.
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d. P. II. Waihbum.
Owner ( I A S (Irocery called by
Uncle Sam, Cood proposition
for i|U)ck Ca*h Hale.
on In
in the
me County.
vounty. I'otu
rop.
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Not lung ago, women didn’t di»,
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il party. Can bo handled SOUND: watch, owner may have cu*a periodic pain.
openly peal*. CAIlDUl'* 2-way
k a email amount of each.
■amr l y fjrnlihlnir proof of help. Taken h. a tunic. It uiually
Itel force* me to tell. Sc*
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it IP phonograph., |7f. t LOST: Key ring with th or more it may help relieve purely func­
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It Bland , with Beer and
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Land, alao Praught Here, WANTED! Welder*, Electrician*
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1912.

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Force Dad's Wings for Son R.A.F. Bombs
German
German North
Sea Station
Admiralty Says Blow
Damaged . Tobruk;
Artillery D u e l s
Prevail - In Egypt
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BUY WAR BONDS
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N U M B E R IS .

Russians Continue To
Block Repeated Nazi
Drives On Stalingrad

Americans in Jap Prison Camp

British A ir Ministry
States Wilmshavcn
Is Ninth Attack'
Since September 14;

Extension Is Axis Subs Sink f GermnnsReportVolgn!
Hattie Approaches;
Counter
Given To Buy | Four Ships In Claimed - Attacking
By Reds
Beverage Licenses
Allied Convoy

11. ( A D -

I0y Aaaatiai** s i i h i
T he Urltlah A ir Ministry an-!
nounrrd today that a “ alrong J
forra” o f R. A. K. bomber* I
bounded the l*0rt of Wilmahavrn,)
tha chief German naval itatlon i
N
^ T to rn k
K| k t
o f tha Nort Baa.
Thl» la th a 1
ninth
R. A. F attack on Ger- j
n n \W A. Heat. IS.
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Mm. Andrew L. Somarn tfahow.i
t anrdlkn fauna lliew in Ihe Al*
ii
pinning aviator'* wing* on bar many tinea Sapt. It.
lied raid at lMep|&gt;e laal month
BriUsh parachute troops, naval1
* * * ™ * rnnu ar w la r r .
son, Lieut. Arthur 8. Somart, XX,
totalled J,.V»0 dead, wounded
alsh
of tha United Bute* Marina Corps force* and landing partlr* assault-1
(My M N C ilM F n t *I
or mimalni. the IVrpartoaelll
Haw York City. They art the ad the Libyan ■tm'T of Tobruk 8 0 n-J
The London Admiralty an­ la
of
National
Ihrfeliae
*l»- |
u m wing* recaleed by ■Lieut. day night after heavy K.A.K.,
n«iiinrrd In re leaking Ita 111 ,
nounced today that aeaoorneLRtmtri' dad aa a Marina Corps Iiomblng* had dlsrupled A * l» d e .‘
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fenar*.
the
tullan
high
command
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reported Monday, claiming the al- j I.*h-language pro|&gt;aganda magaainf tillnl. “ Frewlom," • • ). “ 8am i
H IT 'A U \ N,
\\
aging blow In n raid 8»«d*y.
*r i &lt;111k" *i
4** An
iBy a i*»ciat*e ertgn
I
Plarfa of bo*i
lack waa repulsed a rut a British ; r*,y a iih n w m i uuaranlre good hfalth
Jap Jactor, visit ihe -amp * rohnlk Iw-vriMkrt
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night against Rommel's sup*1
w » i ; h|p ,unk.
1 i.rrii-lirafl) trelng . d ihe ireds of ,hr inmate, "
Thr magailrie aa. [ thvlr new Urc*r»M*M &gt;ut thr k*j*J!"
» « " ! « , u-* «m i r « v ply bass at
There uai no conllrmaUon o(
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bruk in North |C | ty C o m m iS S I O I l
the attack here. Official quarter*. broughl hack ,o ihe l
8. by an trnrrican cltlicn lnlemr.1 tiy .he ) by Oct 1, Jno O Jinkm* rmm's
lu r —ii. i hr iitier inn tank d f it lr o y r r * a m r c Africa.
; tat follfftor, Btatr«| thi« ill irtmv j
aald they had no knowledge o f it , 1Jap, iftrr thyrmlier *th md repatnalril almard .he GripaOidm
Hb all to 'i.ti.l* &gt;&gt;a. anii.-uncnl; (nirttol tihlav III have b lo c k e d
i adding that no rtlrnihm **( t*o»«
On tha nearby Egyptian p n ' J r
T a t ; leaving It a matter of speculation ,
I N'lilmllli
haa been provithtl f**r the i*
1 Mninl&gt;\
' rt'|H'Mtr&lt;l (ie rm *n aa.taulta lit
front, quiet prevailed except vODSlflciS
1 a A l whether the llrillih had staged a 1■1
■
.
mlftlatl V
fhiite of I4ren*e* l«i the Hrvri mi.**!
commando-type raid &lt;&gt;r mad* a ,
i r k11*1 w n 111 |I he tilm xly 21-day-olil b a t till
The winking
artillery duels and night pa­
Art*
tml
the
hwal
tax
\
•»
|
serious attempt to cjpture the'
have incur led
iha r.na.llan |for NluliiiKratl amt Ihu Red
trol sorties.
ha* rrtrK nl
strategic port hrnugh which r o ll,
rn«l i ivhiI w i »
Navy « a id. I
Backing up the British assault
ing the nrt from ^inti
the a ippllra for Marahal Erwin j
"t he11" hi* * !&lt;• " an iriiteaae In1arniiiM ,*\ i-ii rv|mrt&lt;qI imaalngj
an Tobruk, United State* bomb*
(tommera Asia artnlr. In Egypt
K W Heart, loogt.
I*
O
lk
ll*
11%it )
J
If* ti**at*»» - f
a n as ecutad on* o f tha moat ax*
Acconllng to the Italian vrr j
The inatiux tioo* .m u I hr l iri fnm1 Miiriotini *“*1 Mmi
tons) to oparatlons In *th* mid*
• Ion, the aimultanemi, thrusts by,
llrmaei which mr tw.» i
* iai *iuntni»mi|U*’
f •mil **t. itt-roian m ilitary
dto anat enmpalrn Sunday night,
airborne and naval forces came
.
* the Court I I » * u « t * t r
iiifatnnt ml i*»n f|i*tr»
r* «»a«*rti'*l that Nail tfooptt
focused primarily on waterfront
on the heel, o f prolonged attack, gv
aar
i\C
i . thut l ’i met
•it \lit &lt;
’
!r”
I
“
f
“
*!
“
tnaanu.rh
»•
o..
H
e
. Sanf&gt; rd 1 fneerl t)rt*heBtr», f litn not providi
n r thn.afing th eper" inti* S|a]«
and alrfU ld target*.
l y large
number, of
H illu h )
i tmm&gt;I hirri
ling I «*M» ton*
* morning releaerd l hr varie*l . of finie in whnh t &gt; imii h**« H
iflm l tarulii hrpv y * I Hurt flghW
British
column*
progressing
tsvJ
^•gf
am
for
tomorrow
rv
erring
’
»
j
■taadlly Into Madagascar were reg nml i|it Iwf*'d (hr battle fuQ
ei age l.jr i*n*t * &gt;*
f form» neb, the la*i ronrert of | I . this l &gt;*-p»i t to
' Monday to haea accom- tharga*. alao requiring taxi own­ r e ^ r ^ ^ ' l e a l r i r ' c r u r , : : : !
&lt; \ ulgM )rviIu■ -1 &lt;ial crliter wail
put up a aurety or liability ■ml firilm yrr* frt*m whirh Rfllp
i » uminer MraMiio, in Lake Mon Ii m*)H that all
mors than half o f their ers
■pr oat-htng ‘ it* final pha*#.**
Baridahakll at « In nVloek
and to bar* adetnead to bond for (he aafety of pasaenger* hibioUk UnifinjfR
irl nt i lift! ■ imliraiotl the In*
|“ on Ihr wall
, In 100 mllaa of Tananarive, and the public, waa considered but &gt;atF«nkp to immrtlialr »r1i&lt;m
H « lletay
M»d. the Flag . ‘|hiiatne** on thui
i-1r » » u n i (h Hlg i tto"* ki-*l nil all
Inland capital of tha big French Monday avcnlnc at a mealliy) of by Italian aim! (Jtrmnn tlcfffiM-*.
nK tIK .LlM lIU lo o n . wHrpt 16.
ih vt&lt;al h) Ihilert Hirndon and that th**ae A* h***» t«o*io* *** *
* II \
City Commlaalonar*. City Clerk tn*1 rnrmjr alU*mpt w n promptl) tjfh Joae|»h i tiievk, former am*
d,m.m.tr*l...n
Ihe
,h„ (v ,
rif m tnnlinn « I whf re,
III ro*r it* .j
fmstrMtcd," tjho Italian rammuni has*adoi to
Itloit along tha ..............iy*r
last nifht
t„r l Scout* will Clvr .
|h&gt;&gt;r n&lt;i v&gt;|„| ......
,,
!•&lt;•*■* «n NVto * Agen' hi Halt ti*««
gut* *aiii
upon tha capital Attorney rrt.1
i&gt;fii|n| to thr \mi-rIran |n-ojde to
ivtre nil to the rulertalnmenl
lk dnti
. . I .
u11M« f % ouarlera" da*
ill aI*(■ - i
« *
Tvri&gt; of lh#
11r111■hi w iir»h lj« stop "ifToi'ing Idmdfold” for the
. ,,
mg It on Ihe
confined mora
Ihe
completr
iimgrBin
rnlh
vm
.I
,
,
,,
..
.
main railway ptat kill
i&gt;r*'i&gt;. " i
...
a u* i
l u
* it n favor if v o oill '
than
to ordinance which will ba acted on wrre
. . *ft
. on fin? and ono of them . grim Ian U »oro
them trat (he)
Star* m Slruie*, marth, Sousa f .
tK
had fallen Inti*
,| ,vrr)."
•la fling' ^ep't * N
__
on
tha by tb* City Com min Ion at U* ,«n k. the rommunlnu* claim. .! It [ W(M - fn „
in ,
,
.. ,
,
lt ,,, to lamue to*’
Bohemian tiirl. •election, HaCe
r t&gt;'Mat Ofii of thin
■akl t.crman plane, ibid
ffn tiv r Ort I
M oot piste** around Tanana\ihcv urite in i,
determined w * f
b'U rr A Grand « *1*1 Mag. (re )
&lt;la h n i • in*1 kmi toii
two HritUh nlanr.
and
four ■ef(ar, |o m. kp , tr1ory
There Were "J t t*rvri»gc liceo •&gt;*•
ftn ch warn txpectod
visrd edition L
Cohan i laaurd in Hemlmdr l ounty fm i **•
Four thnuiKMil Nan are re|K»rt•re dealroyrd
rrvuiul; T V
myert rv
by gn.umlj
diplomat.
real fight bids on l mpro red property w ire other* were
hoar
American
Patrol,
Belectlon.j license year ending Sept Til M
■to front a l
opened, but m thrrt wera too batter! e*.
i ••»( •lain ‘in the M
rtU
hope* fur foetering friendly re!
Mracham
m any*to Ublual* al iba tire, •
T1 9 communique mailt no men Ilona lilwrwn the United S t a l e a
Ibr I(iit*||fi* I Hpi II rtl mu un«
Um .... .
Jinkina revealed
Tin
»»i"U i I
Stand By Am* *
palrtutl*',| nrllectr*! ff*r Stall l,ion *e» *•a *
nanted f"i tilled l.*» n m ihe three*
On i igfiih
1
" i 11 ^ z A a I r i^.n *?f &lt; &gt; j l M S ? 1# f,t S,m**land Japan were blaatnl at 1‘rarl
. M. W c d n ^ e y to e n *W *r ) * ) t),e f?Crm «n high comman.1,
l(OI nn ^
,
„ . (md*d HI*
I'onn |y-We*|er
j SS.fll I 21k and for On f *• nt
•lav fighl
thn Flag, jvat t «*t ir, &lt; Himdj
f* y tu 'U to d lb * l pOTe"»lcleJrotd lhal the * »* ..H
« • ; u «,,d n , u. an a .i.,ir « .,-toru rt»Hl tika &lt;tivi Imiiul»e* ■ nf* attackr 2 . f lll2 6 ,la total of • * wJJ 'i O,
v to
norrhtiaa*' Rtoportyffruaiiated by immediate
*
i min' mni in
gie artion1
( ploye*
of tha llamlntani A f m* i
W
iilu
Westar
i mg MMluigTml in iimlli/ ned .plat*
which
ii
an
Inctra*r
ovr»
ihe
prr
Of lull** &gt;M£r---- ----■ *-a
*' heir, hie fire* PHtJhr appear-H —Jtei» p+V rlelia. march. Kwam vltilii year f 17 1J.MJ
Uxio;ia—
at^i
|plaiLl
l|l»■*tl|ip,» ef r
(:** rlirwf the w av fwMatikr*-weal
ti com Idar» bin k itn V r tif prt*
t fiMn-linn
iMa A**- Syrnpoala Walt* 1 He*Hey Old
Jincr aicrv I e N tui o«d *«
tntot i ii* *1 (ftfamily
In
additkm
to
the
hrni**
thr,«r n were talttn/* *
'
um nr imi•I.*
trMiiiiry idkoaid the * uhuuf burr
Time Songs I
tlendi* I* ■ Ia i per gallon mi nil Im-^
( rut r a I t iiim o ih
lb'll aridjf
■ 'r t f it r t iTh e Brttlih natal anlu iu m «i CripB.’iolm
*
a
f
n
nil
|
«
hor» A weigh la aalutr io eragea hilled on thr * mount of
lto'Aili|iiur tit* hi kntow lt dbrnl a (iv f «
ty . th « CH: their henry guna agilhal the port I Hr tuld hi» auilnnre *d " i f
I
fniiri
(h«
.
Navy i
Elmmerman alcoholic ermtrnl Ihe
man 1an k ■• Inmu l.ftokc into *%
larvringr
won.. C j I f f M * * • U&gt;. Purth^. of nnd poured ihelU into Tobruk worker* that |hi hhhI to vi• toiy
. * an.l Hmi
lirtay Made The Flag, mntalna,
It it ■•Ian ti'toii "to III*- In tk River
duiing the attack, the Axu ar will !&gt;*• ‘'doubly l«nir nod hanl
ranging
fmm
■■'Yen
i ".g lit*** *
l-alrt-Hir
Mile. ccnta tfei gallon • n Iwvrragr*
Vtolley. '*&lt;• mi !♦ • finfih nf thft
in » h rni
utid btuody**
bloody" If America mutli* u
^S2^:o
*
.
,
mul
Tall
Of
T.iWild,
March.
(*
f i*t 11&gt; 1&gt;ll f ■* !Id^ o r t h » « I h . 'Q t y debt will ba
containing one (Mervent *d aleoh« I
^ n»,
t« nurtiurr the illusion that the
Bnd 4ft iller y
Rlist into 11■-1
^
Itn li'fl
hotpital
•bjji j t j,atlt#JSP |A Wl tn,p ignlf irant I**1
Up to (2 111 per gallon on Iwpv
IW|i Hi*rr.
(b )
ia|L«&gt;ll. erage* r«mt mining no*rr thafi I1"
IlCAI toff jmfidl 1••to* tier man tank*
A m o Oral *unk b t a Hf *tl»h
wf-&gt;»e aihirYemrnt* afr
nlii Nrgru melt.Hr. Itorlngbi percent of alcohol b&gt; weight M
bomber on Hepl. • i t out &lt;0 mile* jmlutJon. of t,ur OWf1.»
hmi| inf it nl i % at 1aik» hefnrr B illI
t r high cornehMM wpamvac pouibU.
from Tobruk
moat ef lh e , "The rulNIeas will
ingtnd yrail i ■[•* '
which
j. 1^-100 I rrrrnl Marrh, mareh,- Jinkina aald
■tmedl rig
ii»
traw ami nuraa* war* aavv-t.
1m i lid repof l •*!
i fliivlny |he 'Japanese nation to I
t uahman
"Under the Acta -f tti.1T Ch«(
g(*n ti«t bat
i enemy ga 11■nrilhrr &gt; 14—Nlar Spangled Him ner. pn ter IK01N. Section M !«« ■ “ i
ward mnguaat krvow*
I),,.f
hi*l'
i
%
A rnol.l
trlottr,
girtlem ia nor
I Florida It la prnv lde*l (hat «
•boot
utietlyj
•iiHl'dlel ,
y ighdftg
Hgi
"It i» utterly
| fund* collected by *hr Stalt «md
capital * n ___ A f ¥
i In menttrrdi
cruel and Jttrrly blino t«* any *»f
\ Img* l--.| ..f 1., f tt ■•ti ihi-i-1 ril'd *.»*ilhw •■**
1thia Aft, ami undri ihe jlevetai
the values which .make up «m
•
'*
♦•*!
**i'i
ihm
i.
L illi Im *ald,
•
'•ailing
IJrtrtn
MfY Ov, ID I .....
l
Art
of
lUAIS,
xcrept
*iirh
Ut*
i i* ilty nt ion. The otily to % «.1 m ,, j'dcil « i*' %*••( i ■d h% • ftii tIn ■ff MMil 1 w*pa(hi Fiat
1
ia
ate
u***l
for
iht
»
i|.i
-Inp that w ill l&gt;e tn ib -1 m&gt;% 1
• .
,1 Ml' V llM. a flfti‘1 f'Mi-niL- 11in ha11 »vp"* i ' i i h.iI iiuiiHiii
A U S T IN , T e x **, Bejii t
i the (li vrragr
I»ep«itfii' Ml
••
An*I yet, jfi Brtld, i1e*i"i1 v I'• ** * ^
......
1 ^r1tii ( Jto V r to ■&gt;, |r dunk tf- ii,p a t%, , ,
—Gov. Cokr K,‘ Blew.... .fK •,!inf
*1 staliMgrnir*
f appropnaicd to anil ■hall
&lt;
iutp,n
(Haihnr.
rloapilf1
Japan4
*
"b•
"■
1
'
.
V\ r • 1 } 1r • 1 ln. t &gt;« t f r (•frt.g M 11•111 !•% point
'•*"
I'd.......
Hubert , P. Bitting, wall-known Monday projvctad f*ioiinr “ givi * j hrrpe nf world domination, m n b
in part of the old age a*«l*lan
I l* i! ( I m. Hto till in* 1)•*•It 1ft k1Pi
Iny
In
rafton*
Hka
T
tu
it•ul hayutirL
idllltk rtf tiiicf% f ■i
Ocala dniJTftit and brothrr i f W,
• fund and «r &lt;ld age pmapm f*i
|
•■ III -ttod** I.. 1 (*ij*» *"-l in «
•naa c 'f mantkl
“
"cunfutmn in 1Americana ate not Yrt i»toak.
V. Hitting, owner of * the local
--------—
I for thr payment of old *,&gt;■ •*»••
(
the
danger*
before
tm-m
ami
th*»r
•ninth* mai hide, v* 1
1H h Will 1-Ml! charge*
1
U
a
_
1...
I
f
...
a
ToocKlolt Drug Btora, died and* W**hlnft*ft.'
rad Ihr comThe Iicily of Mr*. Lola LaGeltr., a,K f, , n&lt;i ot old a ,r nenvion, *■- l ic » • »t
ttinijinrl fmm t** Im*
Earlier ba had Brotr«(r.| f|| country, romu of tham still "gtopd*nly La Ocala yaaterday after*
1Ing"
," for ft loo-ftpptrcnt trutf and who died at the home nf her the tame may be made and pi &gt;■ ■'%iMp«*il I m (hi mill for melting iuuiili)ur aiBcr1i*tl, Soviet tioopa
OPA MmlalatraUr Leon llrnijer* in
■
ticccBafulty
countered
H*uiulli by
Ini broughl
•re "quit* simply atlll
daughter, Mra. W. C. illil. rta -! vhir.1 for hr the Iryt.lalur*
•
uthe
irnn anil
""S r, Bitting waa «0 jrcara old •on atalM t the itap.
unit•*h| (icrtuaii lank* nnd InfatiI i' gloii a* |a pile yrairt
terdiy
at
1:48
P.M,.
baa
l&gt;een
Stale
of
Florida.
Prodded
h..»
and aom d a* maldant of tha
Tha ranchman-governor, refurIn • ne »i*clot lw.1t Infantry
*'•0 Mlhi i'll
• weigh at lr&gt;
taken to Naylor, Go. for funeral ever that any euridu. mney r i i . i
city council In Otnla for Ihiwa ing bo a growing atack of 1. tt.ra
t eg loti nt • •lipporle*! |t&gt; I to»’ cul*
m ton
------ mg o* Ail
■j
aervlre ami burial In tha family In, aftrr payment
of old V r
aieaulea terra*. &lt;
from aouthwwtamar* in wni.m
Bill Ilnur nr
-a ho tfVgeal Utoiti* of lank* all a* k*'«l lb I army
j Pkt.
A.it.lartre.
blind
and
S e. It
hi■ Sanford brother, who •ueh phraaea aa “ the haf braim.l
r itiveil* t ofttimir to
Mr» I^G elte, an active mender j Children, preaerlbe.) in th|. \r.
wlfa loft Oil* a fu n io o i •w|vcl cbalr gantry In Wa,hin».
&gt;n. •t t II i-dtorby*. n■
i&lt; n *hto1!« Mitg laifllS A V A N N A H . G a. Sept 1 ,r&gt; tAN |o f th# Matliodlal Church, was born, the lame ahull lw paid lnt*» tn*
I tha'funeral, tha da- ton" war* uaod, aald at a p n .i
f..i 11tir kmg tl air o n
j {he log gtili* t«f (hrt
^The ftitawer to th«* nati»*n*a July 10, 18fl1 in Vabk&gt;ct*, (ia State Treasury to the vrrd t
(
i n r .tr a d by hi* widow,)
rcnfcronca many writer* clgim
cl#
'■
I
Ihr (irfV w ii IttMip* niiij
o r and tw o M int, alao
• ynthetlc rubberproblem
may
liv#d here fur 24 year*. She, ihe ( ‘ounty School Fund,"
'(•
tbo m ow would wrack thr
the *rutrt*t
.i
* rir •* rt I lrt i d lit die
W
i f St. PaUiwburg,
inund brt thef«rM t potal&lt;and r I had l*ecn III for about
a year and Jlnkim &gt;aid.
•f folta of t
blggeat
Indujtrf—
oil.
mg hi i*
1 Parryj l-Hraa slatari,
minute little onranlam
wiih
e&lt; a half
j
The State Beverage I h m '
■in hmiit
So %o-i r a* hJr} in « i» it nort f
m Smith and Mrt. Wal- i Ha Qddad that T*xan. fn
am* far ant or krapin, will,
Bealdee Mra. Hill, Mra. I—G ette; haa the authority tn rrvtfk** Ii
Ml- f t pr-tt tii g
pad out Ailtt
wr*l " f St a ling rn*I
ebatd of Bt. PfUwbunr hut# tax /Jaflett' alow thr
■lar. i r».-* i
la aurvlveal by two eona, Howard' f rn sn ui&gt;o„ aufflrlent nau*r -■
to»% llhtfl. week
|Jade Gordon of I’cnja- would toaa p u t o f IU (&gt;&gt;
m *tall walk
(*cf man .*»tdi*o * i
of Cairo, Ga and Harry of Balm |peartng nf tha vlnlatn n t&gt;y •&gt;&lt;
Jraile E. Jackaoa, Centra
r*r inof t •* jap
rrrevia* undor ra tioning.
•nppiot of Red atm oifantr)
Georgia
general
agrirolt Kali bridge, G*.; on# brether, W. A |licanae, whether ronvkte.1 In »&gt;,
thr liroxny
Rii«*ian defender*
agent, aald. Monday
___ Mat retenl Smith, and no# lin e r. Mr*. E. P .criminal court or not. of in * &lt;
owith I h
a new lie.
oil field* fell back
evperiment* Hava
demonstrated ; Ro m , both nf ValdoaU, Ga. A ls u lih t law. of this State, or of ihfeme line in the Moidnk area of!
tow. »to • " ,,lr* 1 eight rrandchlldren and ona great | Unltad Blataa, or of hla maintain
thr rant i'aueaiua aftn itublrom
grandchild.
1Ing a nuisance or unaanltary prom
to prtxlurr ruofighting against &lt;*riman tanka
Mr. and Mra. Hill and Mr. and! laea, cr engaging In or permitu ig
W
ASH
ING
TO
N.
Sept
Ift.
Oh
ulhward aerwaa
WASHING
Mra. Jamaa Crappa, grandchlldreb dUorderly conduct on the pram Rear Admiral John II. Tower* tohkrh swarmr*!
loot. II. I/P&gt;. U ola C, Bhrioir k u tan*#
»
water barrier
evidently thrv
I. ljlandy, who
a f Mra. LaGette, left thia morning I iaea wbara auch trevarag* hu*i « chief nf the Navy's Bureau «»f
tb* • « • * with wUth ihr
Ua harbor abam an Watt
Terr k river—am! at lack ad 'Bov if ft
Wra a 18,000*
far.N
aylor
la
attend
tha
funeral.
,
n*
*
i
la
conducted.
It
waa
aald
Nn
Aeronautic*, wan aiipoinladi tmlay
i b* frow n, tb* * »»# t
h daclarot to*
ona who haa bad hi* license rr- to the nrwly rrralc*! iMiat of Hisilions, thr high command Bald.
inda a food chance to
Some 2000 Asia troops were rcm m presentmay legally purchase an* V i mmamSrr of ihr Pacific Fleet
m at corn and wheat In
|Hii1m| •lain slung the upper lion
other license within two year*
lane* of *trikJacfcaop uaartad.
Air Force, Secretary Knox an xouth of Vorodflh, where five fur• place o f btulneaa la locat- nounccil, in giving new recogni­
raal*rn Paclllc.
ita cottllructlon of *!■
bus German attacks were repul*«*l
lay Onlnanc*
*d within tha llmlta of an Incur• tion to the Navy's air
it* to ytald ioo.ooo.ooo
during tha day.
The Russians
poratrd City or Town, a city or
Id enough" to
m r , an d.of plant* f « r
k
a
*
—
a
W
abl.
M
M
a
d
nlliaP
" al»o wrecked 20 Urrmah tanka
(Cantinee* aa P»#« T a r t u
on tb* fatura
and
.10
armnre*|
vehklea,
ami cay*
i aald “ for tb*
lurnl numeroiia prisoner*, Ulcv
communique said
tha b* laoca aflm a la
Far to the north on the U n in *
Althing "power Uan»
W ASH IN G TO N . 8#pl 18. (A b - grad front, the high command re­
fnutratod and "atr*
Th# Crnaua Ildreau report#*! to- ported, .Soviet forcei itrirlng to
iw under control."
_______ u
da)r ‘the amount of rotton con- clear cut communkatlona with the
nt did not dlacloa*
against
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.. Rapt. II. iu k ih I during August Intallnl old capital dlxlodftd tha Germana
ha m *
(M)— Mr*. Clara Booth* Luca, 9X5,0UN tialea of lint and 1ZZ.I3K from a atubborn pocket of resist
adding
t lucid, youthful-looking, xo-yaarForty dugouta and atm
old author of aottosafu) atofa bale* of linlrra a* compared with •nee.
em placements ware demnllthad,
playa, w.tr corraapondant and au- lX R .in In July.
along
with
flea tank* and l i e
tbor, won Republican congreaaioorounly
field guns.
About (loo enattiy
my u * al nomination Monday from tha
troops were killed.
fourth Connaatkul dUtrict,
Soviet
anti-aircraft
gintnefi
yt»* h*
TWa 1* bar fln t venture Into
politic*. Four other candidate*
brought down four German pliftftft

No

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Of Merchantmen
Must Display PerIn Canadian Waters,
mils Bv October I
Confirmed By Navy

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Last Band Concert Of Season
j
Will Feature Varied Program

Law Regulating Rates
Also* In tro d u c e d
At Monday Meeting

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to

Jap Slavery i f
W a r Is L o s t

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Cadet Describes
Importance Of

12,HliO Pounds O f
Salvaged Strap
Mlived To Orlando

Hubert Bitting,
Texas Head Protests
Brother Of Local Gasoline Rationing
Man, Is Deadj

Funeral R ites For
Mrs. I/eGette Will
Be Held In G eorgia

Rubber May. Be Miule
FVom Sweet Potatoes

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L. C, Shriller Enlists Admiral S
Strong^
AxApprentice Sea

ClareBoothNominated
InRepubllcan Primary

Head Of
Bacific Air Meet

Ix*ss Cotton Consumed
In August Than July

Housewives Urged To

Japs Begirt New Phase
In Propaganda W a r

,

withdrew and a fifth, reeolved
two vntoa. Tha other I t data*

NEW YO FK Tito^l II. W V -A

reek to xonqnor America but
la fighting to - break oeddantal
rontrol In Eaat A ala Tbla may
ba tb* them* af Tokyo'* prop*.
find* for tha next ptaaa of tha

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Introduced by the Aldin* P m .

la Vfolon to tt* l«b cautery.

k :

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a auccaaaful mid on a Unman
airdrome I battered 80 ground ad
plane*.
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of Intana* atru ffle* aouthwaat a M
weat of tha alty, It aald that to
on* aactor tha German* brofcu
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Grid Prospects For Coming Year
By F R A N K W R IG H T
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prtTTfd hu fcotball wort Si,
fo r lb# trio thl* l« th ir la«t *
' Ot (o llf f iilc ball
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blocking pcwvr of Loteku. but
they have other attribute*.
Khbt.lt McNcal I. ©nr of ih i
vprnlletl back* In w e n t C!».or
ffHd Malory. If •nil when Andy
ll rue km cornea In. hl« ^aluru! abil­
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Paul Duhart. Flan »• Salvatore,
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hit their peak* »• * ••|ihonw»rr«
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lira! lima rn thr varaltv
irlittrring.
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•horlly la brain
Bill f ’orry, who% • *• »m|H t*tlon
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Thr nrw organltallon w *. an '
fCsatiawcS • « »*•••
nounccl at a prra, conference b y , |*

W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. I I . id'
— President Roosevelt seid. to
day ha hoped by Monday t •
put Into affect practically ’-K
the raeacamendatlons of th.'
special committee which ato.lir.1
W ASH ING TO N. Sept II. (A 1 tha vital rubber problem, nv
said
Senator Pcpper &lt;l&gt; Fla.)
ommending nationwide gaerlior
rationing.
Ha a*id, however
- a a ^ W ln g ' t o ” undertaka Im­
It might taka time to effevtu
mediate construction of the rto•te the gaaollna rationing. .&lt;&gt; ■idm cansl on his own finances
be handled by local board*. The
m ill the Government or Congrees,
President aakd a fellow ’s neigh
provided funds lo r the work.
bor is the beet Jodge of
Pepper said Ihe proposal woukl
I * aubmlited Immediately te Ma­
whether he la tulng hie car
properly.
The President ex­ i (or OeneTaTZugene Re ybojd. chief
pects te name a new rubber , o f the' Arm y Engineer Cerpe,
lor hla consideration.
administrator by Monday, but
Tha senator d ld n ° t n a m e the
ba gava we due aa to the proscontractor
but said he waa »
pnctlve choice.
Meanwhile, Senate and House
leaders arranged n conference
with President Rooeerslt Uta
D,t / * l f » a « ' • W ta r of ta le n ta k
teday m
U gU latU a te held
U * x the neck e f MHngJ k'taT
failing te agree ee the d d a llt
teed thet the canal weald
be

Secrrlarv Sllmaon.
who
n oU d ( tu
lla t iiualificationa for the women |&gt;l
pilot, would j# ajbatanllallv tha |
•amr aa for men—aga 11-36. high ( to

Youths Not To Be
Called For Month*

s c , w n . r $.£;
FIAJRIDA— U tile temperature
e h «n n tonlfhl '■ilh
K ilU n d
thunderahowers
thla
afteipoon

W A SH IN G TO N . Sept
11,
(41—President Rooeevtlt In­
formed hi* preee conferonee todey he thought there wetshl
b ,7 no tveeemlty o f taking
youth* 18119 late the an a*4
service* before the first of nsAs
year through tha d ra ft

Lane of HOT West Second Btrrft. night.

i* i Mhi'ffcn

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. 4wl*.| t«&gt; Stal

! «■ M in* legeil in
*1 l&lt;*,r ( Nov
Ml Oir , ellttal ('■!.Ii.,••.*(*• i»t«.rie.i thev
Nmi f.tre.-* which
l ll.. l eie . It.V"» tn the
r I .( ihe l.t.tiny
oil
.., rite tie*. •&gt;, f »»"•»*. W*&lt;l
■it Ittl.rtl tt the offeft*IVk
&gt;11 tv.ttf t «*»tl»t.iriiM
„ l .. i.v.n
,i&gt;ile M »r»h «l
| . \f. I. « . ..rp. .till h|.
,...l
the .le—il *0 mil*,
.f VI, %and* la
»l„ Bln. b a. a r. a*1 lh* Ileal
.
• Itga*fe*l »M •treat
„* N .........
* g «»n »l
. . ii .ao* a ll- • i a•he*l thr* ugh
. ii .h II imi •»• »»* •*Utakirt« of
n th* i .- iiih
•■id
\t &gt;•#.!•*k oO flu- load t" thr
i) oil told* Ihr ItuatHana ir
I thru nl&gt; •ignal aureeaaofll HUM d hHit l hi In11*"l of t»*r
•o f M••I r v • aMnlt-lt* whl.h had
i tn. t m l i o r i i •• » man
f•
,*in»h di%i«i*,n w rlr
.1 t4 • *a \o»fc* t»o n .Ii* Mirth
i,,
,u 1 *n l H»
-oine
. i ’ men

budwig Bringn

(k&gt;ntractor Is Ready
To Start Canal Work

In Bond Sale Contest
lum Leave* For
orifolk Navy Base ■ M r * . C anto E cfaU and Mrs.

PRUNES - 2 No. m carts

rv

1
“ .

Nationwide Ration
Of Gas Will Start

roll 9c

--------------- j

... ■' - j I )(;ctor Stresses

Afghanistan hss a gcn n -l
ration of nearly a mile

E atlg* Guy Wood * f tha United
Stalaa Navy. adevriUlng managar o f Tha Sanford H «raM until
ba ratal red hla ccmmlaaion two
■MoUia ago, ha, computed a
praUmlnary training courao at
Dartmouth ColUga at Haiwnmr.
N. H . It wwa laarnad here today.

.

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..» *n f •*fcr«1 t*»
, ■ . |*i .f thr
j ,
. ihmiatlog

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F a ll On S a n fo rd Mbhiio \-A ay i ju t ( ) *

i ' . i n t r •*aa,g_.i

COMIN'/i

,

vy'
.lZ UW
w inl,l ! i
potlight

COOKIES

| ia r tar at Xenl’A
Kpec lai rale . dead:

&gt; .

..pie.. . ,... ' a..,,
, i In Over One
' ......;.
!Need Of Keeping t ()f Scmp M

Farm Harvest

* ' r»wga*

RIDE AHEAD AND WARN
IFF B L A K E y ^ -— —
STO RAG E
HJaraga.

H

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BUH1NKSH 3WHV1CB

14

...

_
.
New (I m k i will te offer**! I" | Vontlaj. «h. SoHlfcalda
W e.l.td . m-S.m.1. will alamt.« lit. ,
realth and phy»k»l education, 1
r
at t l »«’ * . Mw
|
radio amt electricity. and great children
&lt;
*'1
r- ,tre»* will Ik nlaeed oi&gt; . te .Junto, High at 11 40 A. M
l.ttm
m
ni
School
at
11:50
A
9
,
correction of health defect, than i
high at
.,
iwlore
More walking lot t»r.d Ihe »enioi
. W A SH IN G TO N . S.pL 11. W3
M
,ei
Monti*
v
the
cltwtng
........
,chool chiltlreh 1* predict*-!, acl
L-Pro*pact* /Ur an
*jr*r.* * * 1'
.
t
i
l
U
orimane*.
3
00
I*
M
'
crop prodaaUon of unproeedentd the pupil, will In- called uiwn &gt;&lt;’ t Junior IligS. 1:10 I M .
caiiit the wai effort by buying .
riUoM
eoolinuad
to
impruva
S
K
■tamp* anti boon, and collecting mar School. 3:20 I*. M »n-'
h- .- l,
■crap for tb# war machine*, m nule High. 130 P M All .cl.ulH’h
lantu. (•« . • mrmbri •*( &lt;•'
culture d»oertnv
1.......
He
three will open at 9:00 A. «
Aviation '('aflpt
S* I
Uta tout Kar- addition to teaming
hour* will tletermlned Monti ir
,v al
day In aattmaUr
Board will rmtlf brrr t.» »nt.
percant
higher
All
children
are
requeatnt
to
a r w t would ba 1
Seminole High School pupil*
applirant* l»rt wpph '» nil
•th a n Uta D ^ k ^ r
will report at the achmil audi regiitai Monda). Buperlntrihlen and f» OO I' M
Sagrrtary Wkl
jC«nlinw#d an Fat*
toriurn at 9.00 A M Mon.Uy an.l
\|&gt;|dtrant* ntu*i t*« u i"'1
repoft aa a “ tr
high ti Ii.Mll gradual*** i"
ova* Uta Axla
|
|ih)*inl
fimilltion
I *•••*! *
In aplta o f Iba
' Mill *|»|»r«*\f ap|«flrant« '
“ damand, upon
'&lt;• al I'Umm sh'in* tn
•’ '
©arvl fib er aro •- - ,
1• «|r,'(ia4*a for th.
A*
■
will not Lava anough to
every « m all tha- food ba or
j v* dl In' paid
\
..vral
*|')
« •
wants.”
" I t bahoovea u* to emuerve
, .i nt t*» thr I ' nlv* i*it v
amount earafully In triaw of
y»a. Alhm *.
t»a.,
______ ____
i month*' pre-flight training
•bout «rt*«pondcnc&lt; I which they will go !•» one
rn afloat or afield in| turtle training station, t
area can lighten their, country
They will
•"
nrlderably by taking, flight training at either
lowing • brief illneM. Mr. I'»g *
of iHo Ntxy's latr*t rota or Corpus &lt; nn*li. I
had bean a locomotive engineer
-V-mail, acr-tnlmg t " 1 The training perl .I
With lha .railway »lnca h* e*no*
. Holly, acting po*t ! Iwe. n 10 anti I f month*
to Banford tn l*ettm»&gt;ar. '9 2 '
j which th* cadet* earn
11# cam* her* fr-m Dirkiun.
typa mall, written on I month, plu* keep an-l on
tn. which ran be oh t liradualea will 1- .onto
111^ where he » ■ » horn Feb. II.
uty poatofflce or *ub |ed pilot* with the r.nk (
grata* hay. *41 M^d, 1881. Funeral terrier, will !■*
photographe*! on 1« In Ihe Navy or ......
I
iT augar, fruit and announced later. Thr Krlck»**n
mlcrofUm
ipooU. great anl in ihe Marine i t,..
Funeral
llom
r
I*
in
rh
»rgr
*.f
nlao n targa *ottoo
. th* bulk of ordinal&gt; Iheir pay become#
»
host avaraga eron af arrangement*.
n arrival at their *le* plu* »io o t-mu* for e*. h
Survirora Include a brother, Ira
tey ara reproduced l! year.
Thomaa Paga of Dlekaom two
chca in lit*.
Ijru l. Lutlwlr **&gt;• cade
al.Ura, Mlaa Madga 1'aga of Dick
la aroppad In letter "w *,h out" at any .tage •
•oil, and on* who retldea In ( hi­
•a ordinary mall bull training w ill i&gt;*miiur.l
«
■■
t w a iv e d at p r»t of- ,ume civilian life or ten

water O trn N

1933 Ford, 6 tlraa |06. Bar after

NTM H KU

I’ rc w

l&gt;. Iliitieh. acknowlrti^ing lb«
It.-a ..f .11 (itanra, drwpptxl a tat*
, f*
of Iwmlw on Duaaal.1 .f m thr ftillh raW on Ikal
uty. vital center of m achlltry
no.I . hrrt.ii.al lllduatrita f t l j W l
I Ilf Nan wai macMno. T k « . t H t f
man b «* » tNfO»nan&lt;| admltUa Ul^
r a birr, IfiOktjed wW tlprOM ltiWif ^
Irmtlitn
Rial Star laid ntplurru qoco„ „ „ l . ,li&lt;&lt; l.wr-l Hitler h»d d«,i ihr tmmr.ltatr rapture o'
-i.li'H 'i .'I '&lt; nn) *
»nd it*• In ..I l )•« •t.mibrr
lM**»|»a. ma­
, I. t.t • »m t |*lmit • l.w krai In thr
.
.
«• iftralrf than
• .if'* -f thr «m
I
, . • ti.. •11.it k f*|*tur.' •f
. i !(..( Star
'»L»-

William H. Page,
A. C. L. Engineer
Here. Is Dead

g. C. a rw a

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A.vsoclaled

WYYS Worker (lives Benito and Adolf a Raspberry

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P ro d u c*!

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- a

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■••IkPlr'a F tsNt T m

Meat

Open Doors At 9 A. M. Monday

L A R I)

I^Ui’ PHtfeB E^el*y

M em b er

11. DU

laid

IIAMltURGER

Mackerel lb 17‘/2C
It

jonra. 100 mil** farthw d aw n lh*
rmmtt, and lloronogt*.
*70 mil** t » th*
U * « l d**Ur*d th* United SWW*.
J-m-l “ coual r**pen*iblllt7
with
^Britain for th# attack on Mkd*&gt;

____

Tendcroni 3 pkg 19c

r a i Hf UH&gt;uH

TSogt) Ro»r*» n»v*l *»»•:

3 p *r« Bill Ewd». lra»

N o r lh e m . T a a l* O - K c

FILLETS

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par&gt;lr&gt;
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■prn.nl. .*f ' ki,. t o«»H iw.-nol
lh* active participation of ■ h e , aartini.yrllow •*|n..»h
|*oni.dCivilian Itefen.e Au.llinr, K»em e.,
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ire paring to deal with tire •» • " " A '* jMtuntl
Mo. »h c r* the firemen inrltile the fpe ln*»|p* •h*#w
I ol»«rt »
)N.l|tt.|
ng ,llh nert»l laiiiler.
Ti&gt; them *•«• « I lottn
t lll.ll
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SHORT RIBS

pork KldaoO. W t.U n , a*le«l
Pork Chlttertlny*. ta*D
-

Pirk Bralo*. h W I M l*
Pi rk Tall*. W n U p t aalect

+ F«r buvin't o httnie
J
’&gt;
Itemodelinti a home
t
T
Itefinnncing n hom .4
| C , .M HOY I) &amp; C O M PA N Y |

«TTI.H

No. 7 STEAK
Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 52c STEWING BEEF

Pork Liver, aliced, lender

L O N D O N , B e p t 11, &lt;*&gt;—
g P r l m e M ln U t e r W i n * t o n
C h u rc h ill annou nced In th e
H o u se o f C om m o n * to d a y
t h a t th r e e p la c e * on th e coast
o f U a d a t a a c a r a g a in * t w h ich
O p e r a t io n * w e r e s ta r te d yeate r d a y h a v e b een captu red
w it h l i t t le on poaltlon. C a*u a ltle a w e r e lig h t , h e *a ld .
Th* p e ri, w ^ Am UaJ*. I M
£-&gt;llr* ***uth of lh* B r llU M a *

, *I*V iem .atln g th* flgh lin* *UV
a political declaration.'th* Brittsh
go»*m m*eit announced that U had
M l.d only after th* Madaga.car
Sbuthoritlea had rafuaod to moperate In making th* UUnd M f»
for th* UnlUd Nation* agaln»t
th* A*U , , .
Further, th* BrilUh g».»*rrmen! prcm l^d that it ha* “ no
te r r it o r ia l datlgTts on Madaga*-

POT
ROAST
lb 29c

VEAL CUTLETS ... lb 49c
LOIN C H O PS ... : lb 49c

VEAL PATTIES 4 for 19c

&gt;4++ &gt; 4 * 4 * + « * 4 * * * * * * * * * ^

IL

l)R K S S R !&gt; -T O O Iin i:»(

BREAST of V E A L .lb 21c

&lt;•
F. II. A.
e Mortgage I*oanB |

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I AMS, Leg String End, lb 35c; Round bone End, lb 39c
Tender Cuts Stall-Fed Beef
FRYERS and

RIB C H O PS........ lb 45c

N K W S P A I’ KK

Hr.*4 H l**l*.«

Bacon lb 21c
n*. •■■•aim* n m t
* *&gt;
Bacon in piece lb 3ac
Weater. Kata
(&gt;■«•*. Ik- ***
White Bacon lb 21c
■■ III Preatlam raa*«l*B
Sliced Bacon lb 59c

119 V . I h&gt; STREET
GROCERY FRICKS GOOD
THRU ’ ’ ’ ED.. 8E'»T. HI
MKAT and PRODUCE
PRICKS GOOD THRU
SATURDAY. SEI*T. 12

F L O R ID A .

ThouKanda Of Pounds
O f Produc? W i l l
Be Purchased For;
Bases In Florida

Operations S t a rted
L. Yesterday,
Yesterday. W i t h
Little
Opposition,
Churchill S t a t e s

TAMPS!

Q ra -tity Rirf.t-: Rejerved

|»

Wright.
Miw
,i
,• iI
linrup will d u o
,-rtli •
to l*f «rr*n
If. • ' \ n iiir.it
anvthirc l*nt |ilrnt!fiil
Florida dor»*i‘t .ippi *n
f«*Min'a opening *%stI.
ftp of l-rllliufit
f othnll I* one »pnrt ,f I •
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a* bail it* they areni] ••­
thing* Irked Lad tbriP *••
a hapnv rr*:ij«
Idf* uni f
are likp that

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IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y

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( IdHi* Attention
Ti: Inti’id Crisis

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BUDGET OOUAK

repair* rna be
toon as “ *pott

lie or indie.
lit
cither tew *
Chinee* manpower niuet, Implefreedom of action la • matter:ituent l i e rouiiterbbiw.
o f world knowledge.
• That’* why the stalling nf the
In A lie hind*, thle la twletad Indian crisis ie dcuneJ mi ImjKirInto ’ a damaging weapon. The .tant by a.iute c b w rvn s. "'Jxy
Axle tan and doee challenge our I tay it would t « the veriest t,ag• hon« tv in urging political free­ ledy If th# rerotlatlons indicate
' dom abroad while denying it to • that “ Colonel ftlimp" ie In the
Ian important minority at home.
, Kiua.kaet
interception
record* ' laddie igaln.
disclose that thle la a favorite |
_______ _
Nasi theme in attempting to di-,
tide the white and non-white.
A ermine ki
alliee.
! ironing *i«.t *
The ( ine*e. right now, ore*, mending lime,
kteptre of United Nations destiny 1eorted thnode,
li&gt; A»ta. The Jsonrese retreat In and eye*
trd
ib» ina .r.1 ptovin re, and the re*- elorrd in a ■1ignatlm cf f oreign Mlnistrr To- Ing tackle I i t

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THE

The Sanford Herald

8 A N F 0 R IJ

The Rubber Program

B E HAPPY, BUT HTH1VK TO
DO BETTER AND RE BET
T E R : I h*y* Irarnrd, In whatever
stats I am, therein to t» c«nURt,— Philippian* 4:11.
' After Reading * (Omnrl
hr Wordaworth

(Pm * The Mmiliral Slur)
|, too, *rn sorry Milton i* not
. here

Today; Inil I Bin ««rry for hi*
•_»sk»,
R e fought rorrupth.ii, tried to
forge s ilake

Tu pinion tyrant* to a timrlrs*
And

Shakespeare.

livlnar

in

o f, superior
raised by tlia cetuor.
,, I •n^n-eoquT . iMcaoM
irsln for
Lhtii
Clem Govorck, ton o f Mr. and aLililjf. They
months
diligently
before
T*e»-*
l l r ) Joseph J. iovocek, haa been
l,i
II
their
comraUiion*
■*
*u l
nfomotrd to th* rank o f Warrant
Officer, Jr. Grid*. Glenn (a with Lieutenants. •
l l n t i art; al*o r t i l u i for 01the tilt h Int. at Ft. Banning,
G a , and aa you all know, the fleeri, Including thoee for UlxiI f 4th Inf. Regiment U part of • •oil Ofllcera. up lo the g r,..,
tl * Infantry School Renrlee Com­ nl Brigadier Oertcrtl. There ar*
mand at Henning.
t uny other field* of *tudy, luo,
It t* u*cd for demonstration to vhleh ee ran not li*l at this ««-••
itudinta ro they may aea In *ct.ol uperation t/ie different mlll- men:.
Anyway, It’a ■ groat achujl
tary i k I -••Iqura taught In cUsa*
and wrllten in manual*. end we’ru ,-foxidMe I are ao mar.y
Hanford boy a there.
Thl* Infantry School
la
the
Glenn, we're K ttiny you dona
,ai, , i m l i . *itO in tne wot, I
Ondidatca are
trleeted
frort f« r a Ugh apot In thl« Army, w
(Canliauaa . « »’ * f* n u n
auiiiny llw rank* of (iriynte* am)

THE BOGEY MAN

Thv rtjKirt of (lie Baruch rubber committee provide*
nil the |»riaif that i* neewwary to convince even the most
nkcplIcAl of the aeriou.tnoia of thin nation’* ruhirer crisis.
Prompt mill Hlrini'int mensurca must be taken Immedlat I.
to rotirerve what rubber the nation now haa If the enuntn
in to avoid "complete m ilitary and civilian collapse” .
It line Iweii fairly evident to everyone that with our
noiirce of supply wholly cut off the country could not keep
on us I iik rubber at its former rate and cipect to survive.
And yet, with the exception of a limited rationing systeifi
on the eastern sealmard and the launching of a modest
prugrnm looking toward the production of synthetic rubber,

BIBI K VKRHK FOR TODAY

F R I D A T , S E P T E M B E R M . 1942.

H E R A L D , SA W F O H D . F L O R ID A .

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.

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TV

very Hide has been done.
We have heard a great deal about the normal con­
sumption of nihhor in this country before the war began.
We have not even thought about what tills consumption
will lie with the nation at war, with every’ airplane that it
shot down from th(&gt; skies and every tank that Is wrecked
in linttle using great (pmntitles of rubber. Rubber wears
out in normal times. During wars It Is burned up, shot to
pieces, sunk to the lad tom of the seas.
Ho fnr the United States haa engaged in a tew minor
tkirm ishes with the enemy. A few of our planes have
been in rombiit and have mado A good showing. A few of
our tanks have demonstrated their fitness In the Libyan
deserts. Hut these engagements, proud M we are of their
results, a rc as nothing compared with the great events t &gt;
come. When a million American soldiers engage the G er­
mans in France while another million attack the Japanese,
then we will twe some real battle*.
And then we will see rubber consumption that will
make nil previous figures look small. While these great
luittics rage, the tanks and planes to replace those lost in
battle must be equipped with tire* and rubber fitting*
from the stockpile now largely In civilian hands, from the
tires on &lt;mr present automobiles, many of which are slid
lx'ing used for joy-riding.
It has lieen said that the shle will win the wnr which
bus the last loaf of bread. It might well be added the side
will have the better chancc which haa tho last ounce of j
robiter. Tlie government should commandeer all ruhlterj
now in private hands. It should dole out limited amount.1 1
for necessary civilian pun&gt;oses only. Tho rubber which i
tin- country now has should he saved while there Is still t
some left to save.
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■ft of cheer
And daring dec I- wntrlmd older
‘ battles break:
Wordsworth himself In lundoti
did not wake
The spirit which i- tier, m tlo,
proud year

A I&gt;ot of Money

In these dttys nf rising faxes nnd oven more rapidly
rising debts, it Is interesting tit note that someone some­
Though all men think Ihrir but- where still remembers Ihnl n billion dollars is u lot of
tlea ire the l«-»t,
i money, even for Uncle Hunt.
} hold thl* truth again*! nil
When i he President announced the other night that
t who rontrnd
"Thu la nur fine»t hour," till* i« jthp wnr will i ost us IfK) billion dollars during the single
I year of I B ill. most of us paid no more attention to it than
i a t*«t
W e Welrome, knowing we nut if he lint] snid UK) thousand dollars.
J| only frnd
Hut. says the Thmim Tribune, "pile hundred bilHoe.
F af freedom North ami South are ’ | One liundred Ihousnnd million. 'Ilidlfii n m^rnm*|tt|, a^nlost
East and W o t.
’ ‘
*
■ lit walk with O ' d. ami &gt;erve ineonrelvnble pllo of moilry.
"It's more than $700 percupit* for every man, woman
' |f Him. to the end
C S A R L E 3 FREDERICK IlllY I.K and eliiltl in tlie United States.
"It's 111 Ijillimi more than our total appropriations for
A ir ,R a id Birin"
Well.{this war to ilato— 60 billion.
Frighten Bird.- I
g*e«l!
" It’s d'l billion more than thh total mutual receipts of
It'S well t* ktio
f o r something.
tin* government— seven billion In 1911,
ft
-- w
"It's 24 billion mure than the total national income—
A s far ■■ we '
won’t kill us In have una meatiest 76 billion in 1940.
day a week if they ju&gt;t won’ t
" It’s H7 billion more than the tntal war dtdtts owed
make UB rat meat on the ■I her the United S la tes by other nidiops— lit billion.
‘‘It’p 62 billion inure than the tntal public debt of I he
United S ta le s in 1041—-18 billlun
'rr.i ;
"It's ,lf. billion more than the total estimnted coat
pnrr
of this war lo all the nations— 66 billion,
even
“ Yes. it s a ad of money— Ixiyond thu uverage human

eomprehonsion.
rtage
"Hut we'll raise It, and we'll spend it. If it la atill
th.- necessary to spend It, in providing the weapons and supJlfuel lH,rt'nK tho men who wield the weajtons to will a decisive
victory for freetlom nnd Justice nnd worltl peace.
"Tho people of th0 United States will w illingly— yes
ig lad ly— put tip this stti|&gt;enduus sum or any sum to best
»lur't i ’ ^1" u*tlis If U lakes every cent they run earn, lieg or Imr*wl 'iroW, They are no longer frightened hy figures, even in

IffMUl statistics show that
t met about &gt;0 percent
a fton
they ilk! s year ego.
i.SVataga: houaewlfe. t r y
itreuh tha family budget.
I tha Imprassion that the Intoe haa been nearer I t or ‘JO
Cant.— Ocala Star,
May be
t*i became tha thing* we don't
• to «St have gene up only
i percent but thu thing* * ,
1 ovary day have Jumped fiu
mnt or more.
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Mamrpy: cJiHiur** * i r ‘i *
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prhnary lehooi to lo w in g t&gt;«Hn in ttlfvnN- 11h* i r ftiM

I'fr.
Fram
Wurnrr la with It arn our lanfURg* whrrr h«
the 4140th Ktiginrera, A
I' O. drrw Mr*. Jamwa Mouffhtnn ■«
1*1 I In IBM- o| I'oatm iatfi. H». , kif« mrntor,
hiinriM .j. Franx it ma-i-Unl *i&gt;&lt;l
okr anil Mm, Mcnightm* an*
H «
Isihy r.nmil n ntA’ilh i is )
Trlm di to thU day.
1I&lt;- «# lrrn l Ihr hrmy. lent Nm*rd
U r and wa*j rent to H
Rt) I When Oka f lr i l mtared our
voir, V b. whirr he wa* put Ih I tthoola, hi* talrnt rim e to llvht
rhaagr of right vsrn.
' J I Is n •I range Way. H aertn* that
WaehlSgton'a 1 blhhl(lhhIt did not lake hint hang *■ Wi G«rg* WaehlSgton'a'
f»&gt; . Hr*. Mnxlghtoit had drawn
lirraamr I'fr. *
r
Ita'inrmtirr i r n rw, * a our H. It *1 nlrturv o f our ffrvt president
her blarktaoarxl. Ok* Vook«) at
s terklr in, t wK^mgwcaT,•*Tha
and ahoek till head -"T h a t K
WoMfrigtan’’ hr u ld .
\lr
*n.I Mr*. W ert
W a in o J Bo Mr*. Mougbton Baked Uke
manaxeil the Valdes Ifotal.
If ha would tike to port nay th«
luatrr Freni pleyed fo r !*&gt;&lt;&gt;. father of our
rountry.
Oke
yrer* et Tialliahaaeea from whk'ii eagerly aeientr,! end went to
H ull Hrlnnl he yeceltMd hU ill-lwork. In a few minute*, euro
plume A fter that he played oiU enough, there wee a wonderthr U iiivrn lly o f Florlds foot-j ful llkenau o f George ‘ Weeilng*
bell tram for two
years
and I tan.” Weaalngton I* not mteinndr
All
Elate
Team.
It* spelled nor V O it mltpronounred
wae errand high in vote* r*T* by Oke, for ha hail been taught
fnr that tram’* eeleetlon. Some- that tha Washington family was
thing to remember, boy! And we three generation* removed from
all were mighty proual, let »a Sweden and
In Rxroden,
tha
tell yon
nsnta Waehlngtnn arm* known
Fram rnlered tha
army
In sa Weaalngton.
Mavemher and *ille&lt;l Uat Jan, .11
Ok* graduated from fl. H. S.
for an
unknown
deatinaUnn, |a
Latar
Ok* won
s
However, In hi* last letter of leholanhlp to Station where ha
.nma week* ago, he related the waa mode aaalaUnt art toachtr.
novel np erirn rr of being .in *n More recently ha haa ansda a
unhabitatrd ieland—weather
high reputation aa a teacher In
at IM degree., black-out. re H o,e Coreoran A rt Gallery. Ha
night and
moving
pictum l h t i alio rocelved International
What a rranlrlnation! And Fran* rocognllion for m certain mural,
W
h ,v » th* r» » &gt; lc l s «d wheat Brig. Sen, Iltttatd-

t

lime Ui fi) injf.
Until furth4r
Thnma* \\iUon
TiNr+inlriil Kerjf«*'nt Thnrtiin.* i
WHmomi, n fft«*r t ft jniiiiltili* St'iieMt.
A fmv A^r h im ’* Tu iiinrnl Trpm
IDA C^omniBfi«l. Mmnr Iftutlt II
rid**
Thnmt*. injitil* way wr |ti«t
Xfnivu1 ynif'l* 4'*IIK&gt; litIf»tl|ff1
If llr r r

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B . L. P e rk in
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR

fiu(nn&gt; thnl ‘ ha* fista'i**%*- Iim-

Ifour own judgmanl &gt;dyt it's tru» • • •
Bo wise and "follow through I" • • •

WHAT AIIOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
Bp MRS. ERNR3T HOURHOLOEB

How ye, Soldier*) .
Such n beautiful day
cool
aa only Floirda can ba at thl*
araaon uf (he year. Sunihln* euch
»* only Florida ran have — aunehln* which ran nevrr be ration­
ed. Ulrxle in our lllUa grove ting­
ing their htirt* away and hare
' Done Tatmadge who did not luat outalde our window rjeh a
rus aa wall aa Usual this time In little 'Ulty' blrti chirping and
alectlon, can still ra- l opping and gone before tea could
**
shst ha has don* for, Identify him,
To aee and hear all LSIa la
Kalian In (iacrgla. All
a
beer
happlneoal
cbooU bare boon dropths accredited list of
Hitler — tha Jap* — may de­
wrn Association of Cal- al roy man and what man boa
Raecndary School*, ro- created, —. but h*' and they can
Nature
a sharp drop in fresh- r)*v*r destroy Mother
otlmanU, in wholsaal* nor th* creature* which are her*.
That must be a bitter thought
ns hy .school teacher*
for tha Axial
That in aptt* of their deetruelion, the world a* God created li
wilt still stand.
*
. That, though they con wig*
unholy war agaiut (hair fsllowa,
they cannot make any
morn
which would or could defeat wwwn
the HUis bird-worid, which Is
Ood's.
And. speaking In this vain, re­
mind* u* nf the remark of a

B

Ijtiu walking today calls for axtTtTcomfort. You'll
! J ctuiilurl you'vo nover known In Fortunes m w
.-tuiiords " Tbey'ru otyUid and built lor _ l* lien of

he haa art him**If up a* God
for hia people.
The Jap* ran pray to no on*
but their Emperor—he la their
divinity. ,
Muaaollnl hat evidenced hli
woraSIp of Hitler, ao whan I* the
fc/ii where their Creator ii con­
cerned 1
The communication line* have
been out
•
bet ui keep oura open and in
constant tu*.
Our own little t minute prayer
is thin Doer God, forgive us
osr part In this war—Tvila war

whkh wa* thrust upon ui
frightful slaughter la wl
or* necaasamjf engaged
God, why cannot the las
this world's nation* (th*

Dakota and Unci* Bam **nt him
a wadding preaant It wa* 0 » ’i
call far Aug. T- So it la . Pvt
Oka 0. Nordgroo, 54-7 Techni­
cian School, Training Squad. TH,
Arm/ Air Fbroo Miami Baech,
Florida.
Dear Oka, you have dona in
A furlough to a soldier's fami­ bettor sad wo art glad you a n
ly Is just a ‘little hit of heaven’. where it Is M beautiful. Good
lack, sad keep painting.
Judge and Mr*. War* hava
received word from- lhair son,
Melton, that he haa landed safe­
ly at hi* new destination. Of
Conroe, th* W orn have no Ida*
when Melton la - hilt he teat
them thl* oddmail Chaplain H.
Melton Ware. 0-347KU \ u T Hq.
sod.- saith

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11,

THE

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ROSA

COGBURN,

Social Calendar

S o cie ty

T ele p h o n e

E d itor

R. A. Cobb. . I l l W rit Flflrrnth
B tm L
The tluiin iu Wcimin'i Cirri*
o f the Prrabytrnan Church of
which Mra. Jc« Corlry it chair­
man. will meet at the church at
man,
0:30 I’ .M. for a »u|t|wr meetinir
The Patt Matront Club of the
Order of Eaitern Star .will have
a called meeting at the home of
Mra. R. C. M aiwrll. Park Ac
enue. at 8:00 I’ M

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8U N D A T

Sanford cltlicna are atkad by
tha mlniiterial attociallon to ob&lt;
terce two mlnutet o f prayer each
day at noov

her
nue

home,

lo r lim an It 111 at
.'lir.i Magnolia Ace-

Mr*
Robert Hagan
ha* re­
turned from Or Undo whera *he
ipenl » week wnh her parent*.

Mm
W G Sheldon
haa re­
turned frmn A (top a a P iirrc ihe
pent a few day *
Mr*

Jack iH r f g ti

ru .l.

Ch af mtrif j i

$ fails
M i I t o all - t .1

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The Rev George Ziemer. patand lot o f South tide Ba jiti»t t'hurrh,
haa Iwen c.ilied by Osteen Baptiit
dm i *im|iIh II of NewOrleans
pent in*l w eeke nd w it Ii .Mr, and Church tu serve aa pastor at aervice* rarh Sunday afternoon at
Mr*, !* I' t am|d»eil
3:30 o'rlnek and Sunday School
The call wa»
F
V
Bamuin, after several at 2:30 o 'c lc k
months' illiirs*. is aide to be out made nil Sept, M.
A
special program «»f toualc
again nnd has resume*! em plo y­
will he presenteil at the servlc*'
ment at Reel A Son*
Sunday at an inaugural o f the'
The
Mrs J II iKsi'rv &gt;■ ill with pastor'* work in thl* flebl
*
pneumonia m the hospital at public (■ cordially invited

Fort

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where

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Bunco !*arty Given
For Bri&lt;le-I5Iect

Mr* George Parker of Orlando
md Mi** Mur t i n Mendenhall of
e hmiftfin 11 f
srwfil vester
av a* t h« »• ,i-*l * of M r and M f l

f-

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• n ip

F.luifi

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left

Unlay

f**i F.md Army Flying School,
Knni, nkla after
tjkeniling
a
*hoM fur )** J*jh heir with rela­
tive*.
I.lent
Slew ait
Gatrhel
ami
Mr* (tatchrl are «j*ending a few
days here with Mr ami Mr*
Fr»fre*l GaU in I rnunite lit t'amp
Bull* i (hirhnni, N. G
M r a n* \ M r* A rt hu r 1jtm fl u r g es *
and young
d a u gh te r.
K*

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ha \
■d t*i i: ir 11ndo
Wf . Mi
H itg » * * ha* ncrrplfd
a Ik. •itlMll
Mr
t he K

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Mi* 1le r l m t Stunt huff and Mr*
Wal trr M e tiwether wrre h***te*prs
recently nl * bunco party f«&gt;i M i u 1
Fmmrhne
Thuralnn, bndr elect,
M the home *d Mr* Gro igr llal»ea
West First Street
|
Mis* Katherine Gliulrr and Mr*, j
Jchn Ludwig were winners of
high and low score bunco price*.
■ Invited to iw with the honor J
guest were
Mrs
Henry Thura-I
ton, Mr*
Peter Thurston, M n J
Joe M cinch, Mrs Frank Meisch,
Mra, John Ludwig, Mrs
Henry
Witte, Hr , Mr* Havld Earle, M n ,
C. E Hu inter. Mr* G. M l l id il,
Mrs
S
M Lloyd. Mrs
G
R. I
Rest, Mr» L*nii*e Roily ami Mr*, J
Ilrtwiie W till a ms
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A I* Mr* IrYing KUischvr M r * !
Ludwig. Mm
llafte
Mrs
Kml
Brand!
Mrs llenr) Schumacher,1
M i»i I n n WilliArns
M m Glara
Meisch, Miss Ruth M m r h and
Miss Gtmler

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Frlonda of Mra. J. 0. Ball will
tw (lad to know aha la lmprov-1
In* from a racant lllntaa. Shr
ha# b*»n movad from tha Orsnc*
Grntral Ifo«pita] In Orlando to
lh« homa o f bar daughlrr, Mn
W. J. Btaod. at TIS Lutam. T.r•, Orlando.,

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SI'EG I \L IM'ltC'HASE

Mra Jack Dugger left Ihi* a!1
ternfmn for Tampa to *|mUi| ,i
■hnrt time.

Mr*. Cllflon Wltllama ami hrr
tlttl* dauihttr, Martha Zanf. of
Bonlfay and CpL Jamti J. flln 1
fU la rj, GUd«r Infantry, of Camp I
Clalbouma, La., who bara bri'n |
Tlaitlmr tbalr paranta, Mr. ami
Mr». J. E. SlnfUtary, hara left
for tbalr raapaeUra hom«a.

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TuWrxJses,
nnnlas
and
fern
were iiscmI to decorate the In­
terior of Mr* W V. IV ro u rsc y's
home when she nnd hei daughter,
Mr* Ghariles Henderson, h- nored
Miss
Eva
Giinningham
liftdeelect, with a ini*crllnn»mu- show­
er
l
The gxiests took jtart in a novel
game. "M o d e of T r a v e l” nnd th- j
honor guest recelve«i her shower)
gift* tn a suitcase labeled, "W ash j
ington, | t ( ‘ M, where *h4- will Iw*
marrieti
|
The guest list included
Mr* ,
A J PrUrson, Mr*. John I ’ ullum.
Mr* C G Go Hi ns. Mrs Glair rue
Godins, Mrs J. A. Cunningham.
Mrs J A Strange, Mr* F M
I Carr oil. Mra, J. M. Sllnecipher,
Mrs. H. R. Sheldon, Mr*
Fred I
Stone of Atlanta, Mra, L. M Tyre , r
Mrs Sherktan Jewltt
A tao Mra. W. P
Brook*. Jr
Mi*
H
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Mia* Manor I
Lundriuiat,
Ml** Grace Evan*
Mis* Naomi Hutchins. M»»* |j*ui*r
f*ar ktf.l. M l. . Imrene F r« n k hr*
Mi** Gunrnngham and thr h*»*t
r*se*

Mia* Grace E. Goerg of Hun
nellen, N- J. wfJI arrive tomorrow
to b# an attendant In the wedding
of Hits Emmeline Thurston

Ilr-ik’i'ftl I " i

W O M E N ’S JACKETS

Decourscy Home I h j
Scene Of Shower

Sergt Iferlwrt A Thui*t n
eiprecleii to arrive Saturday *-T*
Furl Henning, Ga

l) R E K S I. S

hm*M Cotlun trofks

she underwent Thu rad ay at St
Vincent* Hospital In Jarksonvtlli'
Her parents, kfr. and Mrs J M
Stinecipher, accompanied her

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Rev. Ziemer Receives
Call
To Osteen Church
*he

nn,| Mr* S M 1 1
h*&gt;'t1 and
Jau ghOr
Jnlir « tu&gt; h aw
1..J'
S1*1(1'hg Mr nn&gt;| Mr 4 A L
C, R Haw ton, 1i0h Park A venue
rirrle Two. Mn. W. S Brum-1
Hualne** W.unan * Circle Bella f M, 4 f. 4% wec k*, r etti r rifKi
r*l i &gt;
'»«* r horttp i n W n
ley. chairman, at the home of i
Presbyterian
Vk ..man *
~ J d rt
F L W cm&gt;druff, 620 Oak Aualllary will meet at the churrh k illr Spi 1mg •
I
for
supper
at
0:3(1
I
M Mon
•A venue
1? o * *upper
* - * ...................
r .1hi Mr, G U Rr*i have
Circle Three, Mra \j. N Gil da&gt;r'.
14
Following *ui
■ « 1i &lt;’ ir e Vie* ( *
Mia* Fb&gt;r PiKt*
t
tha
home
of
&gt;
p*1
'monlhla
Lu.ma*.
, ,'- 1
Ion. rhalrman.
ing will be held
llcat « f Savnrin ah. N
Y . an
Wra J O. A m in . Plnrhurxt
Ml
and Mr*
Rotw-r t Hoal of
Tlrrla Four. M n . A D, Smllh.
N (.»?1
h l nrnliria
^ h a i r m a n . al lha homa o. Mra
The heiyleat fish of record in
m . . W. F IU Vllh Mra. n. 11 Wall- be caught by r«*l tml m l w h * »*
Mr * M4»w ar«| Han sell and heir
bnur aa an-hoataaa,
t JtH 1 1b. t liurn-r i ha i k tak e n
f f G■1»* • 11 1*In n *jf Sh a rnn, ( *on n
Circle Fi a t, M n . D. L Thra.h
Australia In IV:il*
j U v r strived1 in Hanford to make
rt . rhalrman, at tha home of Mra.
their hum*’ At pretent they are
M a ry Holly, 111H M y rtle Avenue,
Ime with Mm HsnpeU'a f a
The Urgent fith nn record ever I lent* Mr end Mr* J It JLylta
with M n . O. C McBride aa toawufhW
*
t
t
i
a
st6.6u4-lb.
M w i t H i . a* . e 8 a # a
a
■tml*
f Florida m
timer Mane Sllnecipher is re
w
Circle Six. M n
F r * d Wight, ■hark harp««mrd
chairman, at tha home o f M n .
jruperating from an eye operation

’’

rilR K F .

((ittil n few day *

Mr. ami Mra. Chariot Flournoy
MONDAY
The regular meeting of the Rarrlaon of (im eva announce the
^ I t c m t l o n Dlcltlon o f the Rome marriage of their daughter. Sue
” nd Community Sercic#b group Elliabeth. to Staff Sergeant W a l­
o f the Defenie Council will meet ton M- Torre*, ton of Mr. and
at 5:00 P. M. In the Tourlit Mra. Ben Torrra. of Tampa.
Center on Lake Monroe.
The ring ceremony waa perSL Monica Chapter of Holy formed by the Rev. Paul Carruth.
Croat Eplacopal Church will mret chaplain of Fort Bragg, in the
Church of
FayetteS i 8:00 P.M. at tho home of M itt Method lit
Carol Slonr, 410 Uramivlaw A r- vllle. N C . Saturday. Sept. S, at
3:00 P M
attur.
The bride wore a *lre*-l length
The W. M. S. o f the F ir.l
RtptUt Church will
meet
it blue velcet drrai with matching
3:30 I1. M at the fallowing re- areeaconea. Iter roraagr a a* of
gardenia* ami
pom imioi" chry
• Idrncet:
Circle One. Mr* J. (J. Sharon, tauthemiim*
Mra. T o r m i ■ a gindualr t f
020 Magnolia Avenue
Seminole High 5 i W and is *t
Circle Two, Mra Fred Karri
lending Florida State f*dl#»gc fm
ton. Pine Hi:rat.
Circle Thirr,
Mra. hf.
N. Women. While their she |*|edf*d
Clrerland, 248 Palmetto Acenue. Sigma Kappa Sorority
SgL Torres la u graduate of
0 Circle Four,
Mra
II.
M.
Ifillittoroujch High School and a t­
lVarce. 717 Weal Flrat Street.
Clrele Fice. Mra. O. C. Gibba. tended the University »f Tam
pa* lie ii a member o f Sigma
2d" laurel Acenue.
Circle Six, Mra. C. B. Rudd, Nu aoeial fraternity, and w m
107 AV*at Thirteenth Street, with vary active in sport* at college
'A ft e r a brief honeymoon, .Sgi
C. C. Collina aa ro-hoalaaa.
“
The Young People'a Club will Torre* relumed to Port IImine
where
he la atatlnnrd
Mra T or­
be open from 8:30 A. M. until
10:30 A. M. el the Kecreationnl rra will return to Florida State
College for Women in Tn Ila ha a
Center on Rail Firat Street.
The eirclea of the Preabyterian pee, where the will receive her
II degree In Fdural nm in
Woman'! Auxiliary will meet at A
January
0 - 3 0 P M aa followt:
Circle One. Mra W II flach.
NO TH K
chairman, at the home of l l n |

*

F L O R ID A

hap returned

‘ruin Jacksonville \»herv

Miss Sue Harrison,
Sergeant Torres Wed

SANFORD.

Honoring Mia* Betty Wilkinson,
who left today to enter training
at River aide Hospital in Jackaon*
vllle, Harry Lew, Jr »a * host to
a number of young people on a
yachting party laal evening.
Late aupper wa* aerved on the
Lee** yacht to the following young
people after an evening of cardi
and informal entertainment: Mlat
Gladys Pippin, Mia» Violet Walla.
Mia* Peggy Wilkin ton of W e il
Palm Beach. Mi*a Klorrnce Well*.
M ilt
Betty
Wilkinson.
Edgar
Riggers. lUrl Jeter, Orlen Far­
rell, Jr.. Glenn (Wham and Harry
L ~ . Jr
i a a *

US

e r so n a l

SATU RD AY
All bora and *lrU of Junior
High School age may Join tha
Junior Commando* and Junior
Watte Wardent at the W orotn i
Club at 0:00 A.M.
w Children of pre-achool and prlTUESDAY
” n*ry acbool aget may attend the
Tha Young People'* flu b will
“ Story HouCV tpontored by the
torerratlon Committee, at tha pub- be open from 8:30 P M until
he U b m jf a t " lO :io a" h ! . " uS m ' «0 ;»
M - at lie n.-creano...!
St reel.
a
u o .h . 11 '. .ilwviiim
Center on Eeit r n il h
Mt..
n. J
L je CC. UitchelPa
direction.

HERALD.

Harry Lee, Jr. Honors
Betty Wilkinson

Social A n d Personal Activities
M A R J O R IE

SANFORD

FRESH C H AR M

Slit's 10 to 18.

FOR E V E R Y

T y p o * F o r A ll Y o u r W in d o w s !

In

l"'\ NI l&lt; \l f

'U IM .s '
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K r » w t na
ft■aft-ty' 17 I

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$1.98
W IN D O W

IN

YOCK

H O I SE!

A s I’rartirnl At Tlitv

C U R T A IN S

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t it

PANELS

Dainty ruffled Priscillas, cot­
tage acta, tailored pairs in
plsin and cuahlon dotted mar­
quisettes. tailored, lacy net
sis— whichever looks beat
each room I

79c
Sheer, lustrous, lovely mill ilr:i|»
nnd almost us pretty without' Erf
shell or natural I

P A R T WOOL

T E IU tY

P A IR S

TOW ELS

PAY

OVERALLS

1.69

&gt; 23c
Hath
Baft,

U .i alaifti

Banfortied
Drnim—IS to

or kitchen.
abaorbant

IlmSS

• -•*--- Siike

DAY

*J®
■■

10

�WhfF,

PAG E

THE

F O tlR

SANTORO

H ERALD .

SANFORD.

Group 'I
Helen Petras Named
Communion Sunday Head O f Commandos

n "*
Rlc
rtr1
|Wit It
arh
im h
l*,J,rv
1 •'*
nd.*,nod
4,5

was elected
* miiniandoa,
al their lari
f.r
* two

I^ ir g e

A m l ifn r r

R reH en l

A l

Iknri.thy

Liininm

ri-h rn «

lo a fam iliar setting the
jungle. In her new slurring
inrt lire, “ Beyond the Blit*
llurilun w Hi r m s ieudifif
muii is Itirh sn l ) Fetilling Tin
1'urn mount film m T n iim
ndnr comes
Nuodiiy
ami
M nday to the Ritr Ih eatrr.

|S E M I N 0 L E
COUNTY
LAUNDRY

R e v tic

Prnrl lenity nil diph.j
te r* addre#- th. PirMi
C e l l e f i e ) w h i c h m nut
Wllh Americnn ruiti.in

H A I T I * B IR T IIIlA Y
Mis* lh airier (landde
Mnry I la v Id ^
Ifidwrl v.hg|p g
Jen ft W iHiiby
VI f
|4a( Ji&gt;hli o i i/
Mu M nihri
VI i * l fo mu V oh-II**
Vf ltd red Turner
s M l RDAY
ll* ilf* -»t

N e ts * and*-r

VI ar 1ho
P a lly
1 VV

At THE CHURCHES

l||ugan v
Gaunt
Hnnirl

b

M N HA V
V|sr Hir |i* Ann Shcppanl
Hi all ley Rosier

Mari ford A
It Ibin H&lt; li
. hue h U
|-4ik At# *1 tlh Nlr##t
Voi.d# r H* b*o»l * (V A M.
li ontfig Vi mi *1.1(i, 11 A. M.
I U l t i L * I lt(*n» 1 « « J' M

I V, 1,0.g

ti-. ship, M** I' M

\V#.i. ,**|si ‘Uikiv- I l»a I U
l*| f H#*|is# .i i li e hnrg of I

Will Be Closed Until
M ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

And now lor ri hi Hr mop up’.
Some recent in writ# new* on
bo?*
iGrt
Robert
R
Brown, ton
o f Mr and Mi*. W. F Hnid'i.
417 W i l l tl ltd H irv fl. Hinford,
wa* giailuatfol r tir n tly from the
rhnnule I ie!.| s«h#od of the A rm y
A ir
Kon es
T. t hnn-al Training
C!on m a nd
tl Ihle at ( hanute Field be WM
trained
In
vnrPni*
tec bn leal
operation* vital
to
the
main*
tcnance o f the Country** fig h t­
ing plinea,

NEW A R R IV A L S
I apt. T, Fincher McDaniel and
Mr*. McDaniel imrimjnee the birth
&lt;f n daughter, Marilyn. W fd n t*
day. Kept. 0 at n ImapUal In Kan­
in Maria, Calif

STONE
FRE-SCHOOI
NURSERY
Open* Third Y ra r
S c p l.

21

410 Crnmlvluw A n * , Ito.il1
jCourl: D A.M. week tiny*.
tn kinriiTf'iirli-.i nuca.
EiirolIntHiit liniiti-il.

I

Take It Or Leave It

Is

A large IsIk*I iM l.tii.u -lo hub
•nee greeted U&lt;« j t ,tM on &gt;■( h .
Ruth frorii.kli U fie ld Mud*.* Is 1,11
night
at the II J«li ■I lo ti R
I .. I
Kipp,
llOltii . Fnit ilMllt r.f
tl.
R+rjrcutbij,
i •■•■ hr f -fjfe d
rf.
morning
I p « * ih IIv well r . c . v
erl wa« 1hr if j. lo . I•v 1Im «'lm tl&gt; I 1
h tfse
whirl! Mu. rolled funk l
the stag** three firms ht the tip
plause of the nudli in e " «Miid VI r
Kipp
fh r perform .-1 * set.- |.&lt;
tm*luce.| by Mrs W nght
The compleli pmgriitn follow*
Tafi (billre
Maria Meiirrul. r
Rope Tup I bluer Kins. I ....I
M llllo fy T o p Juan llau il'b r
Afiierinin Ballet
I. All Vafn
Kuft Hhi*e R t.liio
Jfii.i. j, f *#,k
Mudrrnisti.
KM thru Fftralo lh
Frnnklm
Ariitorrtit
.. f A&lt;i..l.aii.‘s «o.|i
Bull el Jurin I li. im|o&lt;I
Fast Srtxng Rhythm &lt; hsrh.»',. I
Klein
O ff Rhy lino I .ip Mniv Filer |
WilJunns
|
The Syncopated Horse Rhythm
— Janice t'iN*k mid l liar I. die Sirin

IM 2 -

LEGAL NOTICES

1 months*
trrui
Other
officer*
e|&lt; * till inetude*l: Ftrsl Lieutenant*
Miss La Verne Newsom ; Hecnn*l
Lieutenant, Miss G eorgia Hutch*
ins, Sergeant. Miss Ruhv I .mi An*
-on . ('iirp ira l. if l«s lie ten Hay*

The
Commando*
meet
each
Hat Hi if ay rind rit last w eek* meetmg the g irl* i f Junior High;
Hr Ihml nre brought iri n total nfj
7 f, |rtli I,||, ,*f turn* y If oil, ill All •
dition lo h Inrgr niiniiilit of cloth
*« hirh will Iw u-»M for «|uitt inaki fiig in lied l » s* work
MIni
4
1 Rose Ann Brook* ter elver! a ill**
1fen si* stamp f i r seen ring the Inf|f' U p ! e*l amount o f " u m ii" .
|
A * part o f the rtcreation, the
whoi g irl* etintihued their study o f the
bus “ Romance
of
M'listr**,
dealing
&gt;«|t*y with,
specifically,
color
Mis*
rio* Ruhv I. m Am lrfwm and Ml**
; t i Ma rie Present I )&gt;&lt; r f.rme.1 a |«I
ml.
arm duet and Mr* Jniiie* Mntigh*
l| dV fun, ndvisor. took piclurvs of 11.**
group
Colonel |Vi fit* V ia award-1
rid** * •I a i|ef«-n» - -tump for her work
ii
h ok and prompt nHeroin nee
Vf.
1 he I ".&gt;ni oinf ill. i* will iMfltirilir
\| t.. mi-i t ■•o SiUiiriini morning* at
i, 1 tto
VS «man'-. C|i h ihinng the
Ci. 1-# low! vi iir nmi all girls and
\|
|i«n . of llo* di-slguMod age* life
i' i Iii , to Vli* » lo l« mine meitile r*

11.

box ftin te ffir *w lih dlff#rsntlal
iii, you iurv do leave empty
i f g&gt;# fso n **7 **r rlyirh
Kmitr* — no matter how many p*o- j — band i r u&lt;r k a fair hmn*l 11n• frail
htiMA#
I pie ih err mny t«* In them. But, I Inmrtal
(«r h * r » la M »
By H RS. E R N E S T H O U 3 H O L D E R
»**n d»
oh, how satisfying just to eee I — v&lt;ri#4(n
I
It rgi;ila r a*«»r l m#n| of |&gt;nc k how h appy you a r e — how well
Itig ho.'*e ruM-*r iUnu»*
taken care o f!
cept lo t ifce 1* l | that the Pint?
A !#•*— All * * ff# '| (il| .m * n l, ei#r
4l**ll*a*W r * 6 « r « f * T s # i
irkml giid tr» n-ri»*»«l«ni e^ulp
Jin here's a tribute to our r lu
Hi * i* not actu al— it i* a new
g« lo u. boy! W e’ re alth you.
m*ni. rl*Mrlf|t moMcw and ml**
little
newspaper
pubha »rd
*jp Uncle Ham fo r the grand job tie *
r»llarifn u« e»*n(#j.#ni now
In
W r 'r r just h id a little llUj
doing with you ooldier*, you sail*
a
i4ll#«i In lh*
.llfua
P*tkin*
|l
-re
at
that
same
“
ole
Ft.
Hen*
A ll over a Plne-llur. W e rea
oi». you flyer*. God •«
pi*
hi
at
ijr»ngw**o,l.
Florida.
nlng."
mirht b v s choked over it, &lt;
The lam * Hvlni «»h l to a* III*
I n f you and u«
J-t Hergeant ln » H. Thompson a* i s?
iif w m Lf* 1
I f a* Id iI h -FM
tent If to u* and wt are nmit i.l,l ‘ U N C l.K * loves you. 100.
U M WATH d N
l*r
|irttrh*r
gratefu l. Il*» fu ll of gnat] new a
Hp#r lal M*a|r r
. nd .uvi (Mt
ijA ir n i
im T i.i:
A II»rP*| f»*r plaintiff
Wish yrr had time tor one or
i » o « f their complete editorials
M and hecaiisr they are realty epltiHlid.
... . &lt; Pi W illiam f . N a rgrla is the
l u T I t t ) OF N A I I M t ’K M I.K
« o lio r In addition
tr the news,
Nolle# l« it# rbey *11 en thsi In
fun and editorial*, the
paper
gsrsiiane#
».f that r*r is is final de.
(fives a real reflection o f t’lr life rrr* of ror#eLisur*
amt -al# »«■
til the *oldier« up H e r at Hen- l#r*«| on H*|»i * ml**r ?nd. It IS. In
on i l
(
n tti.i i iinxs t'.FHt n r A b
aiot Iff l hr Circuit Court In anal
H i t w r it
The newspaiM-r »• pul out by f&lt;*r Hriolnol# iduni/, Florals, i .i
Iter Frank F Pulley. IlK lo r
Regim ent. Boy*, ii *« n swell g&gt;b- t/i.enrery, In # certain etus# |h#reIn
ndlna &gt;V W Nelson. Is pis in *
Ifoltr Comm union. I H A U.
1 hir
was
cute:
’Tandnlalu l iff. sn&lt;1 W alter ¥ iinimrti and
(LTiur. h HeI*toil t.lo A if.
I’ liCe who lost 20 jM»un«&lt;* during rr.o I&gt; \l
lio lu r u
i... n .f*. ar#
Morhiog Her*'.#. 11
a II.
I, H U VYataofi, a*
V PH
I. t 1« I* M
hi* "lav* a! !IU*nning's Hehoal fop ,|r fr lots nt *
R m V,
cliiiius chut n leu itiurr Pfiftlsf M* * ter of said i'ouri bjr
■■l&gt;| (Jfrrer mpi i*i111le*l SIli B11 offer
i* i rk*
o f I lit* andhe'll |&gt;e half
|,.r •»!** an4 sell for rash al put**
Price* “
Iii* oulrry b#|tir* lh* front dour
Thank
you,
Ira. and pirate pt lh# Court House
In Hanford,
•'"U lr. b m * 1 , tuetween
rum** again
the legal hour*of sale, on MontU» the l i b dsi of October, IMS.
From Great I^ k rs , lllin oti. we I hr same being a Hula, flgy of
Jrarvi that Tslm adge K. .Smith. this Court, ih# follow ing (feerrlhril
17, eon o f Mr. and Mr*. T. K. property *itu s l* In Hemlnole tbuB*
ty. Florida, lo-w It :
Smith, .'Hi H olly Arrnue SanfonL
le'i Ik'S ami all of (hat poris now 'w earin g the navy blue.
l u v i r u x AtstiT r n s D K i .
|loh of lxfigniMxt Avenue a*
lu lm n d g r etiliste*! recently with
f i i Fast been lot M reel
litillirig said l^ot M b
of the
s|*( fleorg* Wood* In charge
Ih# V n vy and Is at present going
T*»wn o f l/xifwn.si. Florida as t
Hun Is* Hctoml. f 11 A M
lo u n lo i
int'la I
Honk
1,
|
thru i f I r rcrull training at the
1‘te te r Hervl.e )1 UJ A W
psgts i t |u ft, public Kecorils
I
S T rain in g .Station at Great
v V f*. • •« I* il
of Hrmtnnls Cosilly. Florida
I,’ kms.
Hir*ri M#siina. 1 &gt;.4 V M
anil also the following fw s l* and
C » ■ngellsl lr HeCvice, I ;|| |', if
I almn.lge, von made up vour rhatlels l.-t afs.l
In
l he
i ll rue
i •rii# w ••rshlp * Jlh u*
of, 1It • lb n t* tie
n ibd tirvlty early in life, didn’t
*&lt; ill'i.l
In lb* Coo til &gt; of
)m. * Hut that
17’ will hang ..........
« oil HI air of F lor HlM |o
0 * ur itiinil urul you'lj
Im* re- # t (
* Miig many g*«Hl wishes many
UrUir.i
f lir t
»•■*!,
la n k 1
t* i l *
«• *f*t«t*-t*
with
steal.
c l.llle mrniat T ift ' which yi.u'11
» i* &gt;1 * l,i1 * In at op
m \* r
know alioyt
from
this
I'e IlH r four N.pifi
lo ll
if
p u iliitila r soum*
You have our
splial w a eltei
F .-n ln g H *n !tf, • to P ki
1( -ur\ w if't vuti, Im&gt;y
VWIdetl *i**r
w as applicator |
\\ p-*|u f•&gt;&lt;(«&gt; rt#rlirF, * te |'
(Silk
tl" tt
111fit|«Ie t e
t* 11It '
A oice mupln we know fullow * f »l*s| fram e &lt;*|eietoi
• AH Ftlllfl IMF.MHI.1 (IF m ill
|
‘a*
ttll*slerl
frame
r«i|ler
I
lie
udtlress
service
in
this
ruluinn
1
1, M lib hj.r-.siii. Pastor
ilMst is
a Mlb ?’&lt; igtb p-tiin
1*1b HI A la u rrl A tr
and,, between the two uf them,
pi* I- util* fans
Ho ml a t He &gt;«•*•»!. (a ny A 14
I hey wt He gtl 1m*v * who art* r** |
patTflie four l*rusti r»*ll 17 ft \
Hiiiolajr U m nlrif \Vor snip. II •«
(e. Ilet*** t
fM.itiu! as (winy ill, and all Imya
HIee| Irn n r t r «I Inc bell as
they have known
Oh ji grand f
' hrii| A Mil.spss.1or■ 7 on I* M
irtnMt w 11 tp if
i iiiv g t illstrl
thing to do!
l'» sngr ll«l b' Her vie# * r&gt;o 1’ It
li ill lt)| be 11
I'ra jer ilsaflng. W eel li# e«la r I «•
I'S.IU le 17 (■l|i Igtll l|lilrk
Jess It* uriidI, nephew o f Mr l| ■he lir line I. P 'O II
*011(1111 « i l i i l l II (IF UOU
tills : r rhhin drag parked
kfiiJ Mrs
Manuel Jartdmnri. o f . 4
11**111 A* *•&gt;*«• *r Fifth Hirssl
1 *lu Hanford Avenue joined th e ' -* • l« Mauls pastor
A f III v o(i Aug
*.
IVI12
Je*s I
-la » H. ho.d lb ft» A U
■■•a. f.llig Her sin# 11 UO A VI
routes f i i.in
Pat lerasm. N
J . |,
C K
%lr# Humlay #i»r.il
lull 1as inaiiy friends liere in I '
Hanford who will m u* him He |
was bhisch-in lisi! with him Aunt a ml !
I ncl# in the flu I 1**1 Store* un
Hanford
Avenue
until big, cn
]
11*I meri t
,
Jes* Sad hoped for the A ir 4
«V,rp* W hy i* it that moat boy* ]
do? Je*a is nnw in K rcile r Field &lt;
end you ran addre** him thl* 1
way
Pvt
Jr»* Bennett* F ligh t ]
HLI K, 10&lt;l T H H , Kcesler Field, *
M isiU nppi.
Jea*. are hope you ’ll like what
• m i f f you are aaalgnrd lo. Just *
the aamff. We never know what
('o ib u m Studio of Dsnrinu
i« b^*t fo r u». a fte r all. »h» » e ?
So, here'l* tu ill
begiru. Its third year

W H A T A B O U T Y O U R SOLDIER?

SOCIAL and PERSONAL ACTIVITIES!

imii
Miss H elm fVirus
»h*- C Iithe 1 o f the Junior
\IJ ** rap salvaging rltlh,
n mi meeting,
to
rve

F R ID A Y . S E P T E M B E R

F L O R ID A

Good for you, Hnbcrt'
'em fly in g !

Keep

SUlardayTS^T 12
Episcopal
Parish House
Register 10:00 to 11,00 A.M.

• T H E D O O M O F W O R I J ) G O V E R N M E N T S ’’
What dots lb * Bible M y about th* fo r*m m enta In lha world

today?
SUNDAY

8:00 PJK.

S U N D A Y 11:00 A H.

Warren Odham lha* joined Lho
Merchant Ma/ine and aalled re­
cently for K*ue foreign port.

Important Farmers’
Meet Set Sept. 23

Dear Odham, you know what wa
have maid about Ihe Merchant
Marine and the bravery of lh#
men who m in thngr #hlpa. W ell,
It goe* for you. too, kid' ‘Hq Itoma up* I

n i t . i . u m ' h i - r %n»:n a %i 1 1
1 &lt;• tlt«- i*.f&gt; #» .irlarulo r&lt;&gt;«.| )ull
I#.** |-I'M »f"p llgbl

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tirrirt# baj! Kim A(#nn*a
('••• nuthurily utuler th* proyram
|P » W
)l&gt;i|rumb imltiff
advan&lt;nl by
I 'm lit m t
R oom-Kundar Bshool* 10 vu a . M.
Tilling I'suplr, * I.i I* M
»r lt T”
klorniag gcrvir# l|
A. M
That lmpi&gt;rtanl quratlon
will
NubJ*** *
Il.r*3lfi i*nunl. i
Jt
rttllftl'lriril nl (hr mr c I :
of Narmnii
M&gt; Itgban I llu- at: r loll I ur »l ilivl.lnn o f lho KvHlillg H» I 1•- r . (V P it
Klnridn
( Iiiiii K t o f C*m- N#r nil'll Hill.Js. I
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lo
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iu
bnili.in
lit«
l*Vi lb 1
j Jarkmiiivillr, Srpl. 23 and f t ,
VVaftur ( ' Shurman, ptraldrnt of
| (hr J’ lalu ( hninhur, &gt;aU1 tfulay.
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Htargr « f lw*lh *ervi‘*#*
W u in ff.tsy
Mii|•Wrr a
priTle*,
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t'liw * and wnfxhip vrllh u* All
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(ru# mo* hut b&gt; th#

SOUTHBIDE BAPTIST CHURCH
C M . L a ar*l u l

Ninth

oaa jl tiM tm , puio*
IHI.ii '

HA L U T E

■»&lt;* ! M j*

OUR

HBROBB —

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ANO TH ER R O ^PI

T o d a y &amp; S a tu rd a y o

2 BIG FEATURES

W e hail ftU-rh a niee le ile r fr o m

Robert
McIntyre and. doberi,
ar* aurrty going to ty to
give you the Information you
naked fo r — a* to new f'aitora,
Commlaalonrra, city
actirittea__
ob, *T*r7thlntf |n th* mtantlmc,
thank jrou for jrour kind Intcrwt
In all w * arc trying lo do htra
at bom*. And, remember, that
I*. Jutl IS* kind o f In U m t w *
• II hare n you boya who *ra ‘oat
tiara’ dolny your iob.

Nhake«|»#ar# we
What i t ubbln. p|.,«ring
digging,
harokwfng i.
th# land, that
thinking, reflecting etsndnlng I*
lo th * mind.
—ti#org# it#rIkmlag

Ihu* th# crowd whan
D.®
, Kaap your*#tf |u your» : n r . * mf . i i v oi i i r t u i n i n i
I \v Auitm, paatnr
Cfiurch hrhnfili 18,00 A, M
Oaa'* {Ira. I » m
la in laara
Mrs fa r I liradliury,
*up#r Inieit*
aaaa aelfi harln* dona tala, oaa
(lent.
W j „ M .u r a li,
tkrnuah
araea
•turning worship. II
A.M,
W*
'»?**• t o * " . * hi. bn.iher" and
Hsthiuii Mil-Jrct;
’'Tha
W ay
af
l « » * h l»
aaamlea —a i.r r
Dakar J.°A n
9Mr**i n*r “
Lv#rilog Itirvle i, 1 » * I*. M Tl|»
Her U A. Myer* of Orlando Wfl

ReligimiH Holiday

G R E A T E S T C R IM E C O M M IT T E D
IN S A N F O R D ”

M ig h ty
n k v , hoy, gjul you*ll
shmiltt tab#
fair w#atber keep going wa predict that.

ikat you make touravlf.
It
I*
needful IK s I you fraiu# i h • «#a&gt;
tun for yriwr own hsrkwsi

r m i r n i r . i o i m i n i ■ ■■■ u r n
I
I' |l |NiWill##. I 1 11, 1‘M titl
Fundi T S*M lr#s
Hun.lay (b btH.I, I f| A kl
M 'lfiitti W«ir*hl|ia II St A M.
Jr T.iting Faayta, t •• F i t

In olmerFRiuu’ of

from Ft. full, OWla.— l i t Llaut.
Franklin D. Rrlmtlf, 7IS H a m Da Avenu*. Hanfnnl, FI*. la at.
t*nilln*
lha
Battrry
Officer
C o u n t fo r Officer*. Franklin,
wm of lira. J. (\ llennett, before
atari In? active duty oral aft Ire r
ingnagar there.

•T H E

h"ur* L,,r-

hare

ttrrcnxoa

iJU30 P.M

oeaa yet on fll* o f
neonr. M m

rn *oIdler had his fa r.
I s a t k but had to J a m
• J S J j e s ha ar » • had
owthjf ta traffic con-

COMING

S U N D A Y 4 . ♦, ,
There you will And
comfort, reUiyntlon

And’ hoja.'
Q l»E ^ IN &lt; ?
SLwVPtT’ F £

SATURD AY
- s&gt;^ V -

E V E N IN G
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-

4,00
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war

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11:00 A .M .

8|00;P.lL

SgOPS
m jm

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Fju is th o s tr a in o f liv in g In a w o rld a t
t o chu rch

* r h q m u

p ila

Sunday.

W a * n ’t T h e r e "

chrlatian Experi-

retina"

f o r ^ i R b y e «? d lty

' - JMre Jot mialUr

.&lt;&gt; 4ri(a cn aAr llfs a

our oioUwa will

SUNDAY
A N D MONDAY!
:J '
. . . ; ,. . —
- - ..-Jj-a;

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rnrPAY. SEFTBKBBB 11. 1M2.

TTTr.

Cardinals Trounce Giants To Pull Up To
Within Two Games Of Leading Dodger«
SU V YORK, Sept. II, (A*)—
^ W iilt it •* 'i» In of an rrror charged
Wr.K«m«l a firldrr fur doing the
light thing, (hr St l»u l» Card!
nan rloutrd the (ilm U 5 to I
yratrnJay to Lrrathr even mom
fiercely down the necka of the
Dodgrri in t'ir National league
* t-ennant iacr.
Will llriMiklyn losing to t nl
cftfo. the 'Cards moved up to
•Aithiri l » « game* of the paretrtti 1 4 through their own vic­
tory. in whlih young Howie Tole |it, ts(&gt; *outhnaw who alwaya
a|find» In* "rmnini" in the Glint
w lineup, »*nrrd up a four-hitter.
And a* they danced Into their
ri i LIm&gt;um&gt;, liie St. Laouia
lad*
wrir more confident than ever
ti *it they'd make up the diffen. nrr l&lt;etwren them and the
in the two
the (lodger* In
*ii day
^ » •teiday’*
iflM lltii i' r l to
good prell

t iik

c o o le st

IN

s po t

TOW N—

mInary lick* They pu*lir«l o\»i
three run* on Hal &gt;«fiuma»l*l i •
the fir»l inning. I.rgtl) thiuugh
that unusual "error," add*-*I on
other on o pair of hit* hi lh*
fifth ami wouivl up tl eir iun
making
when
Terr)
Msmr**
smiiSrtl hia fifth lumier &lt;&gt;l the
year on to the leftfield n«*f »n
the eighth.
Meantime, Toilet ** u* havii g
the time of hi* life i balking up
hi* a.*. ,*h victory •( tie )ra*
From the fimt frame when the
New Yorker* connected for two
of their aafelie*. until Mrl Ott
poked hia If7t h i«»und-tripper in
the seventh, not • man *i»t Oil
base.
The firat liming «a\* all the
fui* and firework* and |»**c iliai
antic*. Jimmy llrown walked and
Terry Moore *rtmtrhrd a hit
down tie thud ba*r line Kim*
Slaughter then |*nki*l * •mgl. m i
to right acoring Hrown
Ott fielded the hail and thiew
to third —Che pro|M*r play allti
two runners on La*r However,
third-aarker Bade 11 had run in,
to back up any play at tie plate,
and the bag waa unprotected, ao
Ott'a heave Ynllrd all the way to!
tha boi seat* and Minire iamr'

Sa VFORD,

F L O R ID A

Cadet Battles
Ensign For Soot
On Football "ft •am

KVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP

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(iun Used In Miami
Murders Is Uncovered
JA&lt; K SONVll |.J

STORE &amp; B A R

Trooper K’ Mm Joli
When Moss Is Lone

IT E R a I.D ,

Dodgers Bow To
Chicago Cubs By
11) to 2 Scon

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■. .1 * n* «rt
•&lt; Mininilnl

a

M’Mlil

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• •• i* Kn*»g i To*
• -Cif «*f th* fn*t
.•» ih** l *mver *it &gt;
I rf.»re he *lartr*|
•tu.Mal prut r««uinal
i* a

hiimuIh i

tit

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— I lade I fiml \ nolhorltie* «atd
la*t night two gun* fniiikl on .»
Itddier) *!l*|H«t .|frr*te»| here
hail lieen *h«»wti l»\ l*alli*tir% tr*|*
l«i |»e I he im
,|** I in 'hr

B IL L ’S P A C K A G E

SANTORO

• i'tiih i
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•
’
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llelecti\« i apt
lUltt Chevy 5 Paawenger
ff&lt;Mid rubber. A real
• ar.
t i n ; F ird Tudor. Only
crtual mile*. Like
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ttlu i

LO O D

hn ve

a

Coape
sporty
21.688
new.

fe w

The firat heavyweight rhnm
plomhip in the t*nilr«l Stale* o n
won by John I. Sullivan in Mini

•if th*

■aid 4

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Memo C*di. • I n |.*11••*•*!*I
lh •

muI ou 1*1 if

m-\m|

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fr*on \ ■pernI

COLD W AYK

ANNOUNCEM ENT

USED TR U CK S

— No priority required —
—cash —
Tor vuur rar or truck.

IIK IN T Z E L M A N ’S

I wi*h to notify in) friend*
that I have puirhn«el tl.**
harl*er *hop livaiej (it I'm
W 1st Si Karelin,i
,i V
guaranteed

l * ; h - | i ; i * 'r

\V. II. S T K U MCI

l.itiiK .tnn . 1 Stair— Ph. 6159
OKl.ANDO. FLA.

I '•'ft fjiit o f SmiH'tin

AIM'\ IIK

W «&lt;rtli |’’ i&gt;! lit in-&gt; I**i.

S I ill* .

Thou, s | i

M\

“ It won’t be Io iir now. Mr*
Public, before you anti your bn*
band will lie th in k iiir " f hruvt&gt;*t
clothes, itnil.a, topcoat*. cl» III roat-t
T h i* KWH few people will I m* Inn •
Ing new clot hen. T h ey will make
the clothes they h u ie s e n e Ion,'
er. If you will wanl re|isirs, relilllliK*. new pockela. new s h e ie
lining.**. why n®C*1Wve (he work
done ip w before the ru sh ?"

M E U .0 M t?S k'ETT.

E r t a ^o

a

LlFEoMAu'P
IMAGINE IF.

VvGMl. v ‘ *n

PU LL 1N 0 EM O U r

nor

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I On TMF
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WITH A
BAYO N ET

AWBEKjrj

BEACH'

I* V I

WE DELIVER
ASK ABOUT Ol’ R ECONOMIC At
LAUNDRY HERVICK
Brin* in coat hangers for gar
mentn— we can’t get any niorr

110 HAST SECOND ST.

T E I.E P IIO N K

If,

Classified Advertisements
FOB IfcNT

Unfuntlihed Apt.
606 Palmetto
B28-W.

4 Iwdnerni*
A re
Ch«.n

4 ROOK itureo kuutr, 1 iM'drtMtm
modern. Apply R07 Perk
UNTURNIBIIKI) 6 risini h.»u»«near lllgh School ,’ hnne C.lo J
BAIIY «T lirK S . R. I. Red. and 6 ROOM hou»r, |I6.0U j*ri iiiimiII
1(20 Douflai* A rt Phone US I
Korku, II0.W hundred, C. O. D.
or 787.
NirhoU
llatrhery,
Xlngaton,
CJlIAVAS for Jelly, alio
itrawberry plant*. A. K
artier. Celery Are.
19.1.7 Fort). S Urea 106. Bee after
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TH E L O N E RANG ER
V.XJ T A !if T s t

MA-

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COW cW, SILVER/

fHE REDSKIN. J

FURNISHED APT.. P m .ir hath
Apply 116 W. 6th St.

1LDERLY LADY, pref.-ral.ly
1 couple, or family with

4.

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Rt. 2, Box BU, Kanfmd

ROUND mahogoi
•olid t-p. 910
B U S IN R S H S E R V I C E

INSURANCE, fire, wlndMorm.
aotomobiU burglary, ecntprn.ation. At a aarlng. C. (I. Boyd
* Co.

your car at K m t’a BUB. OPPORTUNITIES
Special rata dead
Owner 0 * S Grocery railed by
.
, Uncle 8am. Good proportion
for quirk Caah Bale.
RBLCWANTED
RTORAGB
Oarage.
atarage.

%

GREAT GUNS, I NEARLY
DRILLED YOU/ IF YOU
HADNT CALLED YER ,

aa meat
marke..
Kiperienre mnrtaiairy. W riU
Box X, Herald.

W ANTED-

JU)M I l f .

L H P 11. A.

YOU MEAN ABOUT OUT
LAWS RIDIN’ INTUHyTOWN? J w - /

VF.S HlF I INIH
DRUMM OANO’j

_____

WAHTRD: Waldera, Rler
and OatflUara. WiJCra mutt
M te American DurantM meirl
* Nary tacta.
Don’t a; Ply It
1 vital
rllmata.

Hie |t

»OSVSILVER',l---y

SHERIFF DLAKf
WE CAME
TO WARN YOU

D tiL

L I CARRY
ANTIp &lt; W 0 RRY
INSURANCE-

a '4*9-

Arri

Tkls N*

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B A N F O IID . F L O tU D A .

I UwUn,

Iwig Brings
Over One Ton.
Of Scrap Metal

%rJo
that ha hid j Lawton. *» . «
r w ilv fd a telegram from State! CommanderNed

Smith

of

Sanford Schools
Will Swing Open
9 A.M. Monday

Supt. Colin Kngll.h apnointln*;C*mPt«ll-Lo«*ln * American L*(Caoilevaa ream Pi*a Oaal
(Caotlnuad tnm Page On.I
_ him Colonel o f
Iba
fS.mirnf. I *lon I'oat a ^ r o l e H hearty oplAwlon
ftate.1
that atudrtita
Ml welding (hop on French |County\ - unit of America’* Junior Pr®Tf*. ° { , t!,f B**** ^u" lor
nua, according to Mr. T h o m e .' Army. T S . telegram .tated: ••R,.lp«rtldpatlon ln tha aerap . i l c . g . ihould bo icgi.tered by pnrenta
re pupil* under the direction quart that you arrange that ■I I I « * m» * 'f * *
V*
lo nr* '1 if they are to ittend at a later
Prof, A levs Johnaon and In- ! leachrra hear Commander Slude-!}*&gt;«,
of " trTf0" r; date. P in t grade iota are
re­
ctor Walter London berg will ■bakrr'a addir.a, ttepl. II at a :.-U). ncludlng achool chlldnn. In older quired to have birth certificate,
Il H- lam eh.ng “ C el |nl‘ ? put tkl* «lrW* over, .aid Mi
up tha hug* weppon
with : .
anl mint be at lea.t five yea n
.yleft* cutting tort hr.. It la I The Seran Campaign". In arhoola.; hndtli.
and nine month, old.
ate
dr.lgnatrd
Colonel.j
WeanwUI*
from J. l . Sharon
ictad that by tomorrow, It You
Children that la v e Mil boc.1
America ’a Junior
Army, your.r* ," e
AMf*
Ihrea army In 'tho .tale for ut lea.t two
rounty. to r.dlret needed acrup. f in t*' wHA bayonet*. on# of them wpfks are m*uirrij to* hive a
81ata So.retary Clayton C od rin g-;" rt fe.
tbo HpanUh-Amerlean .1 wtot'a cT tlu rate
.tating
the
ton will loiword nenled nm- »**•„ Thee* or* on dlaplay In the ■irililton. e. runtapiiiu. di.eaaea
j window of tha Kilgore S m l ComIn tho romrnuity vuitrd. t -ildreri
Supt. I.n* ton elated that the j P » " r . and provlda an added punch i n, iwv,-. i,u«c la-, r .eguiora-i
Seminole County 8cSo.il H o a r d ‘ J® P&lt;*Ut» urging co operation
...I, niu a.ke.1 to
at I heir ineeilnt ye.lerday h a 'i;'n the rreaent drive,
r/ rl* ro il.a*. they
l i n n Ihcif ro-.nly noproval to •
'
- nine I. Oth m i t t ,
a;|.m ... / be rc«
; ^ w : : : v ^ . v . : n v ; ; - v ^ r l^.1fn ,hn
e

BARBER .SHOP
,rhThNOTICI
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To My Frianda and Cua'i.mei*
,

1 am now pcrmanrnlly Ineal'd nl rb- C|t» !! irl,-r Shnii.
1011 Magnoll*.

Avenue.

J.nk

Mt H.vnn,

f .iint*rty

with

Kcliy'a Barber Bhcp will U u » m (iu(i"l in idi-ini'M wiiit
m*. W * will b« glad lo arrvo y o j in c»; r n»*Mr |.&lt;ati »r».
J. nl. W IL S O N

0R0ANO

VITACIKN

O rK onlfw
Fradlfratcd, Conrantralrd and B arlrri.li/cl lit I’ .lrnled
B *elrrl* Pr.K&lt;», JUrlU lll* your aall Nature'* way and gel Irellre
rtaulla from
M S*as
FUI4 Crept
FUwrr*
l.a «n *
reek
Shrubbery
Plant*
Tree*, rtr.
C O R R IC T THOSE BAD H P O n . USF. OWII MAT I'.lllAl
'
A N D W A TC H TH E D IFFERENCE

ORGANO CORPORATION
of FLORIDA

FOUNTAIN
LUNCH
Laney'i It famou*
fur
earring • clean, whole
gome and I n u p e m l v *
f u Im ch .' Stop In the nr it
frv U a t* you're cut for lunch.
*
i

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Aa Clark al **ld Clrtall
C'aurl.
OBOl A. M *KKa JH.,
Mollrltor ler I'Ulntllf.
( i * Octal Baal)

V O L U M E X X X IV .

Royal A ir Force
Bombers Raid Fort
Of Bremen Again
“■ X ft S fS S ^ “ “ Are

LOVELY MIRR0R8
I

Ju s t received n new nhlp-

I •*

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l e

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ment of beautiful, poll.-thcd
plate mirrorn.

E ft

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"a H H H

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■

W J

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W ith orna-

mental cold frames, plain
.

or beveled Ctlsea.

57-30 to 531*00
“ Brighten Your Home With
Pittsburgh Paints”

G. U. STU ART P A IN T AND GLASS

P lo e s ti

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Htrong

fo r c e

of

It.A .F |

E S S
#

!
m ade M a tte r e d !

G e rm a n points.
t. IL. ..

BUMPER

ft
~

BUMPER
and we like to- do It— thoaa little
It’e part cf our Job
.
agtraa In aervlco that mean a lot for your driving
efficiency. No wlndahlrld goca unwlped, no oil un­
checked, unleee you u y *o. Try B. H. Engllah a*price
toon • , , come lq for a tanaful of f i t cr an oil
change . . . you'll Ilk* ocr .ervlco.

PARK

bom b ers

1 .S. Naval Transport Wakt'licld Afire in the Atlantic

o r k

- S ta te s

M

M n v

A l t e r

|*r»-

Nazi Offensive
On Stalingrad Is
__ A t Peak Ferocity
FourTon Boiier
From Saw Mill
Added To Scrap

M a r r ie d
lie

T ak en

N o vem b er;

assault* on other northwest;

SERVICE

2nd A

l» h

A w K - in lr d

Available T o M eet;
1"j Next Di ait Call!

° ,f.,
A

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Region

bombem. powibiy hundred), i d

S E R V IC E

s.WFomi. n.omnA. Monday, skite.miieu n. ini

En(abHnhetl In lOOH

1 Ib r i
are enough aingle
• i _ i in Smunoli* l «»ur.|) to

Russian airmen r a i d e d
Bucharest and the Ploc.iti oil
region of Rumania
&gt; Qn th* Libyan frnnl llr .f.S

r0

m en1
t »r J

%om. for ,he!

\m m L r rail, but .non it will,
"*"• » r&gt;
'v ein drafting j
^
‘ ir ,r r - ^ V * 1

S
JT' v
. u T »force*
1 1 attemple.1
i*.
*1 . .‘F-atd.
l-.ld t«
a yn .|u(rheun.
today a.
Whd
Narwl
w,.n
rK|
rr I
Aula aupplv fu n
It„ ,
u . n ) , have
Cl Tohrnk but wtrr rrpulsnl. Itnlv a|r, %s dinfinl Inin thru rc**rv»*s
.^ siUMUnccd without British run r .
men
; • * flrmatlon. Ths rsltl w »* prerrti''!
Uv&lt;*r on.* mnnlh
Srminolr
’
9 1 • violent R.A.F. nsescll. Rome l ounly h««t i t c m o l
rrr«lit lor
claimed two of tlx British erulft- o\er riXI fnrn who are now in!
era and deatroyera were .u n k .on e luanrh nr annthrr of lhe|
while
In
MadagaK-ar
llrlli.h j amir,| »t-rvice», Mr Carter *aid.l
fpre*a ar* making good progre** I »dt|in* lh «l there were |&gt;rrhap.
% on an inland drive Ir-m Ihr w.-.t &lt;•' "» I '* ’ ™ "'r w*.,, were In l l e i
eoa.t of Madagaxar and one col- Naluinnl Ciuarrl arwl for whom thl* j
umn waa driving within ISO mile. ™ un&lt;’f, ,h7 n" 1 &gt; »' •.wwawawl credit J
of Tananarive, the capita!
c •,Mr’ 11 ,h,‘ ' "&gt; l..lm *n l. fre m ,
llr .
■i■mI v irw fakir. r.nw Inal:

PURCHASE WITH

Slf'wUSAVTOCS STAMPS

AN INDKI’KNDENT DAILY NEWSPAI’KK

ji

t m n rr itvrirr. m t t i R r n t j
4*01 n t o r a te u m ti.K . « t a t h

OPF-RATF. TRAI NS
W ASHINGTON. Sept. I I. Of)
1 The Inienrlale Comtnere* Commi»*lon I day ordered all ralliiwul. to n|u-ratt- their train* with103
lit uut trgar.l tu *latc limitation* on
* their iength or number nf ear*.

TELEPH O N E

IF YOUR T \S T l

So that you may keep that

• LIQUORS

• SCOTCHES

■end y o u r c lo th ra to the

THRIFTY

• WINES
■I

SURL TO VISIT

NICK’S

CLEANERS
DYERS

PackageStore

I’ HONE
9149

LAKE HART
CELERY LANDS
•,

. .. .(

nr.M gN O n

THE BES t •**

FASHION LOOK

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Lurffcr Orange Crop
Seen For Coming Year
W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. 11, (/I*.
Th- United Slate*- nrange ct»p
j f » r the I1US-4T marketing ara*»n
1rSould l-e ili-jhtlv tanrer than
la*t year**, the Department
"f
Arilri.lr.trr aatd ye«trrrtky.
Tli* Sept. I condition of the
; c o n I* 7.1 (wrrent of nonnnl On
Stpl. I I'Jtt, the condition nos
Git nerrriit. In IIMO. 71 .wrrcnl.
Tl ere
»n ,
rnnalderahle Imr rove ment in tho rendition of
g n p efru lt with thl* yetrVi cn.p
condition *0 perretit of normal
again*! 8* bereent the rorrr• pondlng date but year.

LEGAL NOTICES
it

____ '

Lake Front Highway Fla. R t 29
Ask the celery growers at
Lake Hart about this fine
Lake Hart ipuck land. 175
acres o f celery in cultivation

IR R 1 0 A T H W

r in iiim , i i i o r t . M t .
n it m n n
N o 4&gt;M
Jn«#ph A. Kaalnfl. «•. (nplalnant
Va
l.llll'n Kratun I'dentlanl
^ ir r i(t ) o r rt m .ii a t i o * ,
IN T ill! NAUR mV T im KTATK
OF riAMdDA OltFKTINUM* •
T&lt;F—I di111a0 Ktalnn
llrtlnn An*
daraon CVittnlv It y It So t.
4Car» nf W. 4* l*am|dt*lla Hlnfa),
IC.uth faiollna. l&gt;ef*n&gt;Jaiil h#r#of

T O I'K T lR A IlU A T R D
FO R T D M
M O INKS, Inwa.
r-n l. I I. 141—Bquadren Officer
Kalhlrrn (’ . Hunt o f the DHIWh
Women’* A iu lU v v Air Fonro will
. deliver the graduation oddrr** to
I ' PIS officer randldalei of thn
I'W A A O Saturday.
.
#

SOUTHEAST ORANGE COUNTY

/Vw

( h f TOP EVERT

V* • ** I ha# l»rrn »al% agn«| and t«iw»el
ViHitiaitJei Harold i. Itiadhur)
l&gt;
Oimnnnil of th. naval iran«|»ofi
1 hi
f “ l" * » • lahrn fiom « « .*m y «hiii

I t i M . i i s y „ . i ll.
(A l* )
Ihr lirfm an* « r f r rr|Mirt*
r«l I imI i i III l»r mililns Inlrn*
■i*r
prr|ufg|tiin*
fur
i
•If.itult f.rliflrcl •inter lin#
iii Hii»«ia a*rn a* thr trrrlflr
a**iull mi
Malinriad
run*
11IIIK «l
Mchtiiil ihi« line a|i|*«rrnt*
It II il Ir r h.i|w-»
rrgrotjm
»r*l ami rr «-«|ui|i ihr Saila.
I hire yr nrf *l • r tr *p|H»lntr*J
I.. * •l .«til i •h
thr
linr
and
• lealh# 11 &lt;amw ae • i n&gt;i
tha
M »«C r» nf Ihr l(u««UM will.
II. All*. (IV* **'•«•&gt;
f i i - i m n ii
.f f.-nnivrt
.''lu liiig ii.il it iliie v iv l
!,-r.wil\ l.-ilnv in th o
. Iiinii. il l « n
|M-iit*tm*

I»u*-ri.|*rl

Mobile X-Ray

t I li. . .1 \ m I In- thint
i f . &gt;v‘ 1c I ill lull i It- ii m ill
III i mi l - H i l l f i l l n in n y

Unit Arrives
A l Health Unit

-t .1 I h i I 111 .. 1f 11, L

IIIM.ll

STATION
SANFORD, FLA
n. An*, (tu »*•••.
Ihr \llir* hrld thr Japan
r-r at lig i |fl mIIr* itnf f h #»f
1 *1(1 Mnrrgln fnr fin f.aiirth
•Itallh l il&lt;t a* f atnt l*«*f • • aid
ni Jap be|«| I ar

A ld a I M lK flC m P T IQ N H

R U 1 L D IN G

•

Ik* u l l Caart al Baaford. Florida.
Ikta Srd d.y el gcptambar, A. l&gt;
1,1

Doctor Stresses

I

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PUT A NEW HAT ONTOUR
,
BUDCiET DOLLAR

w r r s t s i mr !&gt;»»&lt;•«&lt;

t i i i : n . i t rr i o i w r. » i u u
i.n 1 1 1 . t ik r t i r o r riu&gt;iiin t . iv a v n r im n m i t o u .
i in v t i i i v ( ii.e v c iu ir .
l.AVKItKB l-MHJiT, C m
1MiMallL
.
v«
onIIKM o r rt'B U C A T B M .
I YI O if (Utol.hT iwfvndanl.
uTATt: o r r u t m i ’ A i t o
( im lit;il o f r i n i.H 'A T io*
N*..r.l V Warren, In enr* of OIU*
i \ v »T OF FIAUlll'A TO*. C lfdf
IW&gt;I«*. He wall. New Jaraay.
............
12' A Van I lu*&gt;k H U tfL
from tko .worn
t.l.n
lliprtlnfli MilIl «epiwarliuf
f romplalni 111*4 la Ikmt
rr hrr»rf|
lei ap|-««r r - r l.n mu**. »n »r .ln JOUX I&gt;.
• • tell iif r«.»ti|*lalBl liffclB
JIL la eUlnlirt. Uk4
* t *- lea|wifi lit* rrl.rf a*iU|Tllt I* &gt;WAItlirtV.
■■■•. N---.nl V. Warran. nr* * * i* ».
.in o«* lOi ih r b| »)rlo. •Inn*.
tt.*t
nr# ■ re.M**&lt; ••
in :
itilirfvriM* I'umplalnapl y. *.|l, N*wy»»u
Jaraay, Ikal year *«•
i »•* *«i m
n
i» dre-1 I* In ear* of O lll* kayra*.
.
.1* i •&lt;1 that l Ins t#rd»r l»»
- .... . 1 . over IH*
aaa
*f
r.• : altar- « *r#lt fair |n*|l tornir
,-ne learn; Itiarafnra. yaw.
. ., »»• u e r h in il.r Hinf^r*! Vann,I V. W ir lt * . ar* required In
.
»• .iif-.-il pinrtda.
r,i ■-,.| *op**r k*f«ra tk* Nlalh
a ' I I; id n»- hah I »Ni| |N* ref* J.i.1'rI*I Clrtalf
Coart. gemlaol*
. -■ * ml t.f aal'1 I'nurl. Ihll 3lrl I'l.tllltl, riarM t, al Hanford, n o ­
.
IMS.
rm* *n IN* tth day of Oetebar A.
Of
*
"
•, Il'CNj, if Ugfc »i.»l I.
*n4 Ihart ead Ikar* auk*
i i»i k *•: il.» 1 ‘liruH Cnurl It n i l In
ltd* kill nf eomklalkl
• . - ..
"T ZZ
a.
« a
ItfMfk.’ .HHl I f t .*.» « '• gafOo
a III •»*!«• I ' ii f.t p I'lnrMt
H.IUhlinl aaalnei you. olharwlaa
1 ihelr
.h . 1 . 1lung, * rayedI ,l-erv
‘ 7 «■ . ... . ''.
i . »; I. nt-IIHICK. i* c
, .Irrrr* pin eanfaaso will k*
. e . will
. mail
.
. ... c i „ „ n otvergl
U iU
Mr. | hedll
.nirir.l aaalnal yaw.
Iculoaia la aaH l-artlcilarlv -Un- ' „ tctI,, Mr. l-.wl-.-i rt-trd. Ilu.
II I* fitrthar nrdarad tkat Ikla
prrmia among *&lt;&gt;eh n-r.-n., - '" " I - , , . ,
..... i.ii.g will be on
.-* (.u b li.u t In Ika Wan*
/..i.l IMonM a aawayapar pabllal..
In the ..pp rtunily for •preatlit g |)(
r . ta io .h r I . niter al
l '» .
*4
In
Krmlnnl* raualy riorlda.
| dlacnfe In olhrra.
y ,ar. pupil
arl. . U
to get
„nr* .i w .«k f%r h . r runaacullv*
| Pen cil* with any one ..r « n o j r. I&gt;( |.UJ ijrtvri, I! . n~» athr- .
»• l.wroti) (»*|lllr*-*f |n «|»*
of 'tho fnllowfnT «yni|»l«*H».
«| jlr® w h ic h %
%1*1 t •» f l u effect
thing • ml M l H
thla Ird daf
. Hi* hill #.f rnfiiiiUlnl fil'd « f rwpunibar A. I) l i l t *
•
irny I*- indicative o f iul»eir»ib*«i •. •TufNiAy. Three irhnliilri
will
i
i
i.n
In
lb
.
rauu
nf
IIOI*
O.
IV
IIKHNDOH.
ere arfvianl ta have no * rny nt • liminat** many • ' t ei»lf tiips
.
i r c u i F. til IHIII I*. W I
4*f»rk. Nlnlh J imII cUI Clronce: I/&gt;ia of strength. lim in e*4. .*»mI stopn. io)tiirifiu •••me fhil- k
a Mbh'llf Il** tth day of
dill f*ourf. Bamlnola CounX I* I s41 ll I fir &lt;*f»tirl*
• wrahne.**. loan o f welijhl, *ftcra*«»n ••fen to enfk to i|p»r:iuui| txja %
ir. Fl*»r;d«.
n Utilrtfil. hrrnlnwlr *‘ouf*ty. f f(trial Hm I)
jfr v e r . niyht awrut-. i m l l ^ i i
^\Ve ditllke to »ayr to do
*•»-, It d»f &lt;ll| nl • lie II
: rnueh that per«l&gt;ta. ftprctnratlon thi»,
i.r. la ^ lo n faid.
but the »
•let |»»r»rr |*r»» I'ofifaaan
• nlrtnl i||il|t*| |UU, ihr
of phjagm. .Pitting up hho.l, ...........* * r .r
,mak,f* ‘
''
•||.y rr hoaraanea. or h n -tlo c , ; ry f ,r al . f ... I . g t.r up w m . ,
I iM*i| •*»
It.II nf roan*
.
,
,
t z%, i no I mo
Inal o jr .
• on .«n al.cilutr «|l\*»r.»
. lit* • .**| Marjciia A\ il»»
"
...
,
le.y. nint yr l &gt;
la- [ulrlotle
i ii|ria&gt;| Out Ifila Or.In
, The mol.lle « r «y .m.i •• »n . lnl^ h , .
«h...- -1. In tk l. •
|&gt;Mi'll #tir.| «&gt;n«r d f u b
. era feci by the IimM'irt #r I k '«
r rr&gt;n*eeu|lw N irli* In Mi*'
riilnal*. State lloarl of Heollh
( jp ^ e a for • '....I cl ll-lren will
• lit-ralrl. a nr*u«i*4|.rr *&gt;f
Il i* being brought to Semin .1"
j..,
,| ,y
mat. a,| (.| III.- ,
aIII nI • I .1(1 |.t||.ll*hr«| In
I nwtnlii..lr ruunlv. FlnrHa
County through the r .|..-rn l.'e n, |,,rmr||y rliarge.l, ilue tu the
.
.
ml cr«l*r*d lf»i* 41 h day
ar.angemrnla of Ihr Srminnte , ,,|nP .oel of lie. I Mr I avalOn
•t. *nhr I A.' Il I FIS.
[County Mrdlcal Society, the Semi- a'a...l II it all Kn. ford arhietl.
•• V IlFItNIMlN
1nolr
County
Tularreulo»la an I -#-*11 llll•elve the one minute
• 1*0. nf Intirt
il i'nurl H*al|
Health Axuriatlon. and Ihr Sen.- , « r ‘o.| o f .ilrn l praifer at noon.
Ni
l»'.n ir
Inolr County Health Unit
Ilu
nbaervatlon will help m ale
•I I'lmidl
; Through .pcclal arrar.grm.nl. u» d ren grr In Ihe
right
and
ll*ilnr fnr I'lairtliff
|all ’ teacher, and
rther pcrannn-l mj&gt;e It earl.-r for our lo y . nnd
NllDf II Fill! Ft 111.14
|In public aehool.
will to- . rayed * " » I " K '° *
ln!" * ' r,,n 'M . n" '1
I A . a contribution to the war , f . ''k
"»&gt;lt and women.
( . - ! \T» : t*y FM»lttl*A T*»
a• \It IIV IHFHTKTTKII.
wbt.gr
fort ami In an attempt to I provide
- IJR C II. Srpt
~ * n , tA V .* Vn.**n plar* nf addrr^i la
nnom
I'lTTSB
pi t* Tnftirr 4’ounty. !*taia i f
I Uncle Sam with
healthy fighter.i Private
D e a d PDillv
l g e O C*onn.
I l , C OIwjjlnnffvr
m i
( J .eh.e.l,
. y \ i r w erlou
I and worker*, all tenlor high
U nliV uf«»rO fhi* I nfight
n I g iwith
in o
.tudenta will alw l » .ra y e d
|
S O Igiit
y H king
U I Joe
J O O[iiuii,
lu O aai'l
U IS
1hi avywc
ii
j* ThuraaUv hi* flashy left h%nd.
' 1/1 ' which l&gt; I rok# on father -in law
P aiie» »lr?iriv .Smith'* imirgtn l«M M»y
I win/* || |t **fta go*r| aa ever*' and that
» 10 ,tw.
|a
d-ail pirvon** already
••trrdav
C*oek-«lirr. h«- aaid
Inla ami
, , rM.|v
t.»
U
r,' v taken by the fir^l
in.n who
he rr l* ‘ cmnra along. None of them—not
aft were even the bc»t- -g»»e^ on forever
a n ga g e j( j n rnv hook le '* n dead pigeon.**
Nam-a
Informed
who !• in thr
mlraard army, waa made n ••rr,*«»»t to
I dak Hilly nulpped

Mr&lt;: Need For Keeping
Physically Fit

fair
«• »*•» 4*#c*f
duly recorded ta t t * Public Record* of StialM l* Con air.
Florida. la r u i Book I. paje
. St thareef.

AND

HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES
PR E P A R E NOW FOR A
BUSINESS CAREER
Defence work and |»&gt;aitlcn&gt; of
all kind* are being filled by
more and mote wurnen every

‘'" {H R DEMANDS W IL L BE
CREATER THE LONGER
THIS W AR LASTS.Right uowl you ihould make
preparation* to meet this dominH,

A L L COMMERCIAL RUB*
JECTII TAUGHT TO PRE­
PARE YOU FOR A GOOD
POSITION.
___

DA. IV A N D ^ ro n

la r jtjx v jd p e i.a

Central Florida
School of Commerce

NO Drainage TAX

It la Loval who repeatedly ha*
trumpeted that it would b* to tha
"heat Inter-Oat*" e f Frinre fo r th*
Azia to win tho war.

CITY BRIEFS

DreAa »M «.
Phoo* 70S
,
DoLAND. FLA.

io n Need
MANILA FILE
-FOLDERS!
Letter 'and Legal

WWW A

This 1b a goldon opportuni­
ty to rent or buy this rich
land at .thte low_ price.-iUeo

I f You Kqgp Them Informed of the Daily
Happenings in the Home Town Through
the Columijjs of the Home Town Newspaper.

•D AY OR NIGHT CLASSES

aHHttuLD

r ^ jo e ir - t r .iT ^ a V a r ir .!
**m PaulafcarP, QWixaal.r O.ualr,

You Won’t “ LOSE” Your Son or Daughter

Extra heavy,

% Cut Tab*.

tion to Tho Sanford Herald for Only $3.00
Makeff It Possible for Us To Send This
Newspaper fo r You A t Less Expense Than
You Could Mail Your Old Copies or WriteYour Child A Daily Letter.

BocnUry C. C. Collin* today
■rrfad all mambare . of Calory
Comp ot W.O.W. to moot in reg­
ular ooaalon at th* Woodman Hall
os Park Avtnu* at 1 110 o’clock.
Tuooddy evening., It* aanpunrad
that th* "Protection Degree", will
be conferred on o cUoa of candiOnto* under direction of Copt. C.
L Colilna and MaJ. 0. E. lunch-

Pilot And Gtinner
Killed In Crash

I .mi

. IlHll! III.' •
•• |Ni||(n|w
1‘ »I TU« IlM' •
mnfe than
•*l nr |r.i« k&gt;«t
f*»r mailt ,•
, «rtil •
•

between IR and 60 and all un­
married Frenehwtmen between -I
and Sfi anawrrable ta n.mpulaory
labor aervlre. Every Frenchman

MARRIED WOMEN

t iim r i a r u v r u i a r , n io t ii
j i t i i i t ti. r ia tiO T o r r u n tt.

t u m r . ut m » t t » « r ,
.
F U tltK m 'K IHtVANU, ComplainYR
BbWUOtl U UKVANA Dafaadaat.

Parents of Students

to
./M|iEnr«'forrm
through thr I*.wrMftg • ••« •
Iry r«ugr towarif I'ort \!
• on the other *h|r of It* I* •
I |&gt;rnin«iiU
Flyi ng K ortn is is »Ui t* •
I flrvw crki with ■ dawn attM**
|then cam* Ihr mrvliutn i-int**' •
fighters, and attack craft
• •
rt mbinrvl and perfectly ro
• •'
rtl a«*«ult.
Thr fighter and ntiit i- i -i
4 mmi f al
M’ ltin • f
tOp|Ho| It llff %Rlth Rr%r|l wfl
•
I l**&gt;•! h i»ig. 4U. v* li
run* s i Irrr top Icvrl «*p '
(••-mm i„ llvinlii h t.lu ,
wrrckrd ainitnmr, which tit* &gt; •
)••• ifig n dKikp w- -r i.
' ane*r have i»^rn tryinr i r o n * '
« I**rk N tMilav *ft# •ii .
•W ASH IN G TO N . Sept. 14. .At I
but
Without
R
U
C
C
C
R
R
to
g®
»
« t*~l.. 4rrm-tri \
1h
Approlim ately (000 nf thr I'JO.
n^rration tiner thry Undid
H I ink of thr
000 peraona who ware moved (mm
Buna («ona arva on Jul&gt; J (
th* reatrleted military area of the
I Action- in thr (U r n v''
Weal eoa.t beeaua* o f Japanr**
I mnuntaina, whrrr thr J .1
aneealry ar* helping to relieve
• have puahnt groun*t fo i..
•
farm labor abortagva elaewbere
'•«* *»»• Rf l l l r lit* "d*rt
| within Rome 40 mile* • f • •
M» K mg * » • Iktdi .. - .* •
in th* United State., cffleial. re-1
• Morr«h)', for thr third «u*«•
• -»f‘d iliti) r*i In 4It irefti •«
••
ported yoatarday.
•
I
day
waa
confined
to
.|M.ral.
■
A ll thoaa leaving tha relocation'
1 (trominrhl faitttrt arwl »- •
i trolling.
•
I Mr King waa akt n n\ti *• m.(
j The Uuna attack a n hnit.-.l . •’ •rt •hlrtlti arid Snnin*dr &lt; mu •
a powerful blow ta Japan---. 4. . nod not is | fa r hi* pn.gi
algna upon Port More*by, allb-or
Indiriwa.
|(t
Rtrirkrn
jlh e threat presented by J «p * .&gt;&lt;•«■• I rclunnng homr front j% hum** k
| troop* who havo Ineheil f o t » a - l,1P*rty *i»t Friday morning
i by ’'monkey tact tea" atilt r*
He U Rurvivrtl l»y hi« • .*!•
Tho Inereailng purx-h of A«x-n
Mr« Mar Faaon King. oDr .( • it
can
bomber*
and
fighter*
t
«r.-•.
worker* cannot b t uaod to uDler.
Mr*. (lanrgr
Mean. «
plac* local labor and employere over New (iulnee'a jungb- l-atll-- Nu-hville. Tenn . an.| four tn-.lfield
hoe
dona
ntueh
to
lift
the1
cannet pay tham load than th*
, rr«, J. N., Jack and Italpk ■
moral* o f Australian* fighting u.|
prevalllmr w ar* In th* locality.
Ovlrdj and Foatvi of |j.k. )!•»•
j me.
VlrtudUy all thoa* who have
left th* coatori to fo r have gone
j
Honorary pallt-e*,era were M.. •
to work la Um eager boot field*,
l-elnhart. (Charlea lye. D u l l &lt; *&gt;
whor* th* labor ahortago ha* bevn
raway, Henry Bhutlebar. J Him.
particularly acuta. ' .
Dr. J W. Martin. J 1. Malr.dm
A majority W thoaa |a th* con, Jo.eph
Braaley
ami
W tlluiton wore bora in thb country
| neck*.
Aetlva pallbearer* • »•
and conaoouonUy are HUacaa, and
; It. F. McGowan, M It Smith
ipprozliuataty 10,090 , o f tham
I E. L. Burdick, Arthur V o » .il
wore agricultural wwrkera bofore
I l-awta Tata and J. G. I^onar-li
th* war, a placement afflcor a*id.
membera o f th* Sanford t-odgr » f
Elka.
Arrangemanta were in chain-1
cf Erickaoq Fnnyral Home

I,.‘100 IVrsons In
('ounty Apply For
Fune,al Kites Fm Driver’s Licenses
Robert Floyd Kinir
Conducted Sundax

Interned Japanese
Help To Relieve
L a b o r Shortages

aipcrimcrd

Herald Ci (y Editor
Accepts N’ew Position

M^tSl aa*my*** ^through*')!,V

T, who haa been

would not

lio another BaUan or

Malay*Auatrettaa*

have

glot, waded ttnama and deocended
breath-taking
m oortalna,

ravine,

ta

the**
.

' Tha Jltrald fur
Nttha. left Salurtoo whore he ha*
ition on th* *ta&gt;f
? « • SonLtrd. Mr.

buataooa in TalUWlltwr and their
Eua and Frani.

j.* mi hr

Hill To Stahili/.t’
Wages I ul rod need
Sanford O rchustra To
I’rcst’iil Last Conct-rt
1 i .rt f I mt la»n
• »!..*•

lltisliaiid Of Sanford
\\ oman I lit’.sl it Action

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all
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Holler I h Cited For
InHurnnce Record

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Wl*B Limits Use Of
F.D.R. Still Seeks
Chemical
Fertilizers
Maximum Production a...........
.
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u
,
a a * in u *#T4»N. Sr| l |I. d**
W A R H IM iT O N . Sept 14. id ')I’ rcaidcnt R-—*av»|l told rnngrc*tiday that Ih* Unite,, Slate* 1*
producing only a littla mnre than
60 percent of It* maximum po*a|.
bla war pn*luction, warning: ’’ Not
cnlil wa have reached the mailmum—wc can do thla only by
•tripping economy to Ih* hone—
can &lt;ur fighting man and thoac
of our Alllaa b* saaurad of th*

•i f t gr o t«r ■j»fl m jiHi
lltii M*d l r « ) ,

Ng«

Thr train

Ihr Knt'k Rful &lt;iarn-

AH* alight

(»l»r of tha t-adlrMt (Milftmc ( | f «
tmitrij ( inU ) thr il »r *1•*»»• waa ni K « rmmk, Egypt, In
ferlllitrru im|«&gt;ilflril I5nn l i e
ilurllnn. tn ,inlr(r,| t»,
ritgrrir fu rear pur
u*«* la pruhihite«l on
». rr;m teric*, Ir m iii ,
Mrs. Legette Dies
id other purposes

Unidentified Plane
Bombs Bulgaria

^ r e S ^ r V u r e '. h L ’ tT Z ’
H" ri*
(Gannon
bnmdca.l.t
JTt until then J
n lth#
l J ^ United'
t l n l i i , 8"unjqur
”
'*■ ' reported
^ “ A Bulgarian
comNot
eon
Bulgarian
Natkn* march forward together |townl wrrr bombed la.t night by
to cor tain victory.
Tha atato- * plan* of unidentified natlonallm«nt waa mad* In a land-laaa* I ty. Civilian rmaualllc* war* ac­
re port.
knowladgrd.

• Waot Point waa opened July 4,
Peru ta th* oldcat of
1602, with 10 cadet*.
American nation*.

South

Following Illness

Mr* 1-ola LoGatta, who haa
lived her* a number of yoara
with her daughter, Mr*. W . C.
Hill, d id today at 1:41 P .| (i
following a long lllntai. Mr*.
Iw (!*tt*ra . body will b* taken'
to Naylor, Ga. Tutaday for fu­
neral ritee and burial Boaldoo
Mr* Itlll, h*r Immadlata fam ­
ily Include* two aona, Howard
and Harry.

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WEDNESDAY, 9 EfTEM BER 9, 1 jM? ■

TOR SANFORD nEEALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA.

of a« who hare lived In thu Booth
cr around P u n l n u , Calif., know
they »n&gt; uxually dynamite."
•That'* my dopa on our oppo­
nent*, gentlemen." Wolf conclud­
ed. “which leave* you conilderabL
lhal l.lrut. Jim Crowler
head latitude In your work."
,,a r h there. My Tar lleelx V«»»
|.|u&gt;r,l Fordbam. «o » i know
Crowlry'x ityle of ploy."
liuke (Oct. 10 at Durham) —
! | have .enl tram* againftt Waljl a .r Wade'* Blue Drvila and if
IV I, Prt.
W t. Pci
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l. &gt;1 if .«•« i li i ao
*&gt; tt l»»
I „ i rhan*r lhin*». well know
r
it &lt;i m it .. it.
i t »i i * i
had ii-d ati.l * thi.
. 1.011 what to look for aa far aai
l i t * .US Phili t tiM tl
ml up in the | "lirnllf men, I'll I .wap )nlorma-| la rlir, are concerned."
Nraaita I w U rd j r
.aid
Wolf.
"111!'
When the op '
* n h )..u." &gt;
Nr« York *1 FtllUd»lphU l*l**l
l-m iaro l* Naval Aviator* &lt;Oct.
IMt (•Lurch e. Ilroklyn «
r,.n&gt; the IhaTj
, Vno,w alv.ut the in | i ; .1 I'c d .ifo la i—“ I don’t know
tOnlf fim * i Kh»tlii|ptli
lull, t , lurnml | ‘ '
i .
ml all you will .hum ihey -have on thulr team.
than III. l aid . . '••'»*
' ,ln&gt;
'
aWKMIt'Aa t.KAIil i:
iltl tum *»n thr i nave I »!«• i. pel th»* re«t of th** u, ,| | don't know whom they've
W t. Pet.
\v 1. IVt.
inf'«r»n«l»*»n , , nr*.I lo inlelli*rnt. ... i r i i n l coat kin* dut|e*.
V
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tl is ftls
trail'*)' "
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,
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sut in finiit " f
l.i* otenant
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roll
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wt
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iff.inn ft I •I. Waahlnflon I I I
uw ii.ft aama eal'.ml elul llh —
r.N.m aflrr th - an&lt;| Chork In* twhirh. former *••
no i.n u l
.
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Cl..aland It. I'hlrasn *.
W ilt .lillled his
llc
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c.,nl I.l.ye. T h r| knot, |H
th. Pre-M ichleol',
tuirilja emlw cmlwy rnfwI mm
Wolf's teportl
»und.
Ilk.
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np|Min.til*,

Trainer
Increase Pennant Races Cards’
Puts “Whammy

T h . V V c o ^ r i ; ^ * * . ’ mujor (
Lead As Ed Head league
On Brooklyns
pennant race—th* Now..
I York Y .nkce. »n&lt;l
Brooklyn •
blanks P i r a t e s J lh&gt;dgerw- ouch added h»lf ■

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Idle Cardinals Fall
1 Behind By 3 Carnes;
Brooks Win 1 To Hj
BROOK l.Y N. N V y
Ufy_ The Brooklyn
I
battling lo bold the &gt;
LgifU . lead acainsl th. *•
o f the sur*in* St I oul
dlnais, handed
lh«
I'd
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behind tha n.al four hil
of Rookie Fol
Ill-ad
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tliwiad Iheli ma)*in •&gt;
idl* Canlinali
to
tbie
game*.
t • Once he *ol |,*»1 In.
nine when lh» I'll a le . .
to o of their foul .a frl
fUl*d the liasr. with o
out, dtrad wa. in cmnph
tnd.
Meanwhile the Ihelcer,
I t n y at left hande.1 Aid
kia fur enuu*li run*
Hoad somethin* to work
Baraman'. double, ail in
by pete Reiser and u *i
• * In*le run In the fir»
Dolf Camllli r»»i' &lt;be
Lcaur* rham|i«.n«
ad.lt
and th*
defnidln*
i

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It,, .ehedule, and-we will
opportunity for ocuutln*.

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Jhck McEwan. formerly with
Kelly's Barber Shrp will be *s*«*ialed in buftlnea* with
m* Wa will be glad to aerve you In our new location.

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• if Axis Unka in the southern
sector of the El Almcin line.
RAF torpedo carriers and
bombers attacked a convoy
jn rou te to Field Marshal
•tommel's African b a s e s ,

J . M. WILSON

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llw. ., - .1,Millie a .lli*le b&gt; Afky j
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and Owrit *
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for III hiU all (old.
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,i|iiece
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th.y well- going lo make •holt
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t.. .enter and Jimmy Wawlell,
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INSURANCE, fire, wlnd.torm,
ti flail*.
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r o t SA LE: Two complcl# xecoad-hxrvl bathroom outflU. Bee
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your car aM
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It L newer than a I9ST, gat In
touch with L P. Hagan, J r ,
X tttt, Orlando.
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S itu a tio n Im p ro v e s
In India—Churchill

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Dance Revue Will Be
Given At Rand Shell;

ibktlm . rate i
larUcuixr day
M Saturday,
are. dlreon‘SaM.ntlal orIntended, the
to oacauraca
n m l “ l" tbe

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To dal# Air Station worker* rmrrging at all clratly » a * Sm
l &gt;v* purchaaed nearly |2t&gt;.000 Richard ll Rua*#ll Jr '• apparvt *.
I
bond*—thl* over »rven we*k»’ runaway vk-tnry nvrr William IL
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total
Candidate* to *uereed A m ,II ax
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ft dary, ac'i week 1-5-10-15 per- Attorney tiencral were ilojxa
i n l o f oalarv being deducted Speaker Itandall Kvan* J ' . of
|. - nl af iila ry Iwlng dnlurtol af- Tnomfton ami T Grady 11,-ail of
11. r pledge! have been voluntarily Ringgold, former State Revenor
i van the payroll department.
Commix.loner
At preoent eleht percent of tha
In other 8lal«-wld« race*. K. II.
i tal Payroll go** to War bond*, O y k c, of Vienna, former pr •*!I aymoitar
Lawlx
r.llm atad. dent t l the State Renal*, ran
I nut. Hwlgrum
.,|| pirated agaln.t Comp. Gen. llomer C.
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«ilh tha Lroor Day-bond baying Parker, Ju .tlr * Samuil C. AtR. Karl Kipp, chairman -if Ihr
rrxnlU. " I know we would hav*
Mutlr Committee of the Recrrai great reepons*. and th* worktlon Council, announce,! today
era proved ll" , h* old.
j
that a program, featuring a dance
revue by th . pupil* t f Mr.. Ruth
Goonlon Wright, will b« prexented
tonight at 8:00 o'clock at the
Band Shell. "People like lo *ec
there boy. and glrta In program.,
LONDON, Sept. 10. U P i-P rim *
and I am .ur* that * * wilt have
Minister Winston Churchill aald
a largo crowd out tonight," Mr.
today th * cour** of event* In
Kipp aald.
.
India Is Improving and "la , on
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offensive against th* British El
York HtSte ar* ahuwn at P h il*-1
Ataraein line on Aug. S I.
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__ th* nojjtlw .boarding the “ Beauty Exprea*”
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crn and centra. sector, of \a&gt;rffor Atlantic City where they will
El Alamaln front, where ill of| take .part In “ Ml&gt;» America" eon­
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it. The
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their original ,poali:--------•ailing
In] State Marion M .rile I left I . anJ
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York ( It)
Annv«f
what wa* to have been the •u*' Mlu N f*
pram* drive fo r Boas.
Sherman
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recent 13*as* la Egypt th* Get- -----------Tttfal m i-m l-r*hlj» m thr I n •'
mans era now u*lng plane, alm o.t |p , j j
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and American plana* are destroy
final htiwiftcB* ftirrling «&gt;f th&gt;ing four out of fly* of th* email
T
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Aal* ship* attempting to reach
It ft*l*«i gtfn* rrv ra ln l that th.
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VqtlpmtnL
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O |n Uil«ft n* anti l^ivrk nlrnr*-*
F.irction* wrrr held. an,l th - .M
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J Wnman'a Ml**»#niry Union. FT
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rot-1 day Seho. I. »ilh M L Wright
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bat •uprrinlrndrtita. K I. I.indu »
ipl* director of thr Training Cntiui,
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, party damage liability |n»ur-;;
'ance mi your ear you ran »*ve;;
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■mums Claim Van
guards Smash Into
Uig Steel Center:
Ruins Sweep Field

•i iHips Lucr *(lf

Saturday

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By PA U L

ETTA KETT
OH MCS WOOD

You Need
MANILA FILL
FOLDERS!

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in« are follnwtvl.
Iliarkht ha« ta en n im»t-»eller
r the South with four geni.
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Y«&gt;u tr* hrrfttv fnnmimlfil In
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Famed Institution Turns in Old (inns for New

aZt‘-Occupied Territory, Tiny
Li ■,embci.irg, Stages Big Strike

llv m««w *SIH Pr*MI
lir it l s n m o bile co lu m n * to­
d ay clash ed w ith iim all fo rco s

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r W o rth
$ 3 .4 2 t o $ 1 6 .1 6
to Y o u !

M em ber

T H U R S D A Y . S E P T K M II E I I 10. 191

Axis Tanks In

TO TilK I KKKNHAST JAMKJt K
u n iT T AlHUlRJUt I'NKNOWN

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

En Route to Contest

Worn,]
Women »&gt; * plain./
you should know «l&gt;eut CARDUla
2-way help for purely functional
periodic pain. Started S daf« balore tha timo and Uken aa dlrwetCAROUI may aid n rdlavln*
much discomfort. Used as a tonic,
CARDUI often wake* up appetite,
■Us digestion by Increaftln* flow
t f raatric iulcea. thus helps IujIU
...r.ta n r e f i r time* mo*: needed.

VA
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OMIIKN o r r i a u r jiT io v

HERE AGAIN!
GONE AGAIN!

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VITAOEN

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V O L U M E jaX jV .

To My Friends and Cuatomers
l am nuw permanently loealrd at the City Barber Shop,

r m r tiT t o ih t , m w m
i« i. iT fttrt'rr o r ri.o m iia. i t *wts row BKWianl.*:
r o i v r r i I * r u a a e r n t »«
H*'&lt;rrr.

Here’s one TABOO a
girl can forget whei

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r.m r lo Ihclr lr»«U today
,
Brooklyn did It thr h.r.l w.y.
downing Plttaburgh I &lt;&gt;. ihcrrby
......In * three full
game*
In
front of th , .u n in * St U uD
t ardinala. wl&gt;» • » ', [die Thu |
Y .nkee. no*:
their
half-gem*
I,
ul*r handed to them They took
the day off while •ro.ndnlaee
II.xlnn wa. I■••In* a
,|,ir| to the ft aahlngtnn Senalora 1511. Thl. left the Y .n k .
•» 1.0 *amra in front
The Amertran
league rhaau
l,o,k, like thl*

Grid Scouts A t-!
Athens Base Have
Plenty Of Work

PUT A NfW MAT ON YCL'5?
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BUOCiE T 001LAK

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It. rein filed. w h .r.l* !»&gt;• r» " * , l
of H»pl«i"*«r. I»tl
mugkl l&gt; illw»Te* «" **• ,n**
l» I.IIIIKIKW.
of So%.miter. IVftli othvrwl*. Il&gt;»
•I.rk of lb* Circuit Court
pl.lr.Illf m.P pr..e«*d .1 P*rl* .
Coanly, Florid*
It la f«rth#r «r4rr»4 Inal **»»•
id u i. n rH D irk n c
*»fd*f b* puMUhad onro • » *
11
for four r«#*^ull»# •••■• in «»»• IOfficial
Hanford llaraM

tha U. S . m.ftt conwax Jk3.1 pound, par

||pre Qn Puri0ufrh
-----

l.ieut II. II. Coleman of th*
United State. Navy, former manager of th . Banford office of th*
Florida Power and Light Camp*ny. hax completed a two month*
training court* at Dartmouth
Cdlcge In New lUmpahtre and
ha. returned here on a briftf
leave.
Lieut. Col.man Is to report for
duty In New York City on Mow
day and will ha itaUonad there
temporarily.

�THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1942

The Sanford Herald

THURBDAY, HEPT. 10. 1942.
BIB1.K VKKHK H ill TODAY
I F W E OBEY GOD HE W IU
GUIDE US. IIE
IKIES NOT
DIRECT DISOBEDIENT ONES:
fa all thy wsy» acknowlcdg.’
Him. end he shill direct try
paths.— Pnwcrbs 3:0.

man * J -B . F o r t n e r
K la tr o l F lo rid a 'TV.

Observation Posts
The Seminole County Air Raid Warning Service la
having eonie difficulty in securing auffieient volunteers to
man the various observation posts which have been set
up in this county. But this condition Is not unlike that
vrhlch prevails in most parts or the country. Even yet the
people arc not entirely awake to the fact that this Is n
total war and that It requires the unlimited service of
every mnn, woman and child to win i t
Published in n recent Issue of the Observation Post, is
n letter from the head of the Aircraft Warning Service in
Culpeper, Va. originally published in the Culpeper Star,
which replies to some &lt;&gt;r our citizens who are “loo busy",
"too tired" or “loo uninterested" to serve. In part the
ItUer says:
’Tills is not a war of politics; It Is not n war of indi­
viduals; It is not a war of religions; It Is not a war of
theories. It is a totsl war to ta*e from you whst your
forefathers gave to you—the right to live In pence and
freedom.
"Men are dying every hour and every day; 47,000 so
far In this war have given their lives nnd freedom so that
we can have the time to get ready to fight our enemies—
and all tho Government la asking of you, through the U. 3.
Army Air Corps, Is your time serving at these aircraft
warning posts. Is that asking too much of you when so
mnny thousands have already given thein liven?
"If all the prominent men In your community will call
a meeting nnd prove by their own actions that they .ire
Inking an active part in helping to win this wsr; If all the
ministers in your community will take part In helping to
enlist the |&gt;cop!c in this war on Hitter; If all the men who
employ others will enlist the aid of their workers to help
watch the "sky for the Nazis. Then and then only will
these neighlwra of ours be safe from bombings; for while
we watch for others, don’t forget that thousands are watch­
ing the skies elsewheVc so that our loved ones will not be

||m &gt;Ii

is .p c .

I An exchange

»ugge*t« that fuel
all for winter heating •)&lt;lei»»
ebon Id be laid in at thr j.rraenl
lima. That would h« a gw«t ide-i
Wkarrvtr It la available at I'te

Pavlichcnko

tim e

fltWipapets am relpg aiked
yis more |.uhli. it v to the
far scrap. 1 rh es mo.o
Is raised, fartnrite making
and guju may nave to cur
* ration*

"DiH'liiratintid of purpv«c pot to stHkff aro'lof no tvajj
tinltun that itollcy in cnuitii out In every plant and fncUiry,
'I be honor of American ln W is nt, *t!aku", ttald Mayor F. IL
l .itGuanlin of New York CttY at A L*bbr I)ny tally at tend*
ed by over 7 5 ,0 0 0 pernons.
' ' Tl
l.x ln t pip* line srm»« Ho"it ia Juitt ap wrong to retard production of war nw&gt;
■PiiXlIf^fb- Ul
Utltlrr rnnlUft ifioHly after Ociv 1. lorialit n.a it would Iw* If rttif boys pn » destroyer were.Ill
i I t 1 It oomplnid I
J&amp;a rt'fuHP to shoot i)t&gt;rmiso the water wAkurougb," contlnMg
*-«»*,,f
lino from ( ‘u *nbe!lt&gt; u New York’* mayor.
Dnvlllo a ill t.eiivrr .15*0
"It
is
just
its
wrong
to
alow
up
production
as It would
la of oil Hail)
he if tin army refused to advance bncaum* the beans wore
I WAAU gala, " 1 1 1 Ih.ne state."
majotrd In b luoth. man
As Mayor l»GiiArdla spoke. Lieutenant I’avilchenko
"to wall and faithful!)"
ipge thr.r dulls, iitht duwn snt beside him on the plat.'.irm. Lieutenant Pavlichcnko,
a Iasi split liulintlvr. Furt the beautiful young ateel-grny eyed Rusaian whose sharpi Nsw« Pre»*. Fp.itllng in- rhnoting on the western battlefront of her native innd has
'Cl Is the Irstt nf (heir cost the lives of several hundred German youths, Lieutenant
m right now.
i’aviidienko, the communist, who now believes that internal
the lock nf Industrial man rows should await the winning of the war.

If
SOWS? bccomra In, acute, thr
huge reservoir in Waihlnclnn
Way bars to Is- tapped, which
tnlgM be s good Idea In I I* fln t
P lan .—Kanfunl Hrmld. (let r
few thousand red tnpr Iyer*
SWay from tr.e I.nyri.ll will hid), 'nit
in two wqyq.~ Timet I n mu

The Squeeze Play

Before hr hrginn work, many a motiorn ilentist thrusta
Hi-ttrlc mwilrh into the patlrnt’s hanti,
"This gives you instant confrol over tho rfrill." the*
; denial Burgeon Min him. "I will take It just nn easy n*
Kerry-gn-rcuml n y . Ih* farm
g fs^ ara Ror*1 aim.it thp |ini|Wi*r 1[Ijuinnihlr; hut if It hurts too much, you can shut off the
(tilin g on -farm prier* n* Inn-f a. |iwwer,"
1ir|b'*i l.-cl tests have shown that tho average
Indus DU I profits are uncontrol­ ipatient, kiinwing he can atop the drill at any time, calmly
led. But Edwarrt A. O'Nral nf
the American Farm Bureau says endures twice ns much before shutting off tho power.—
Iarraers object
to s ceiling 01. william F. McDermott, "Fun in a Dentist's Chair."—
their product* s i long i s tndn- Coronet.
______
. I t
|
, t r ill, wages remain at 391 per­

American soldier*
training Is a little
should tie Ihsnkful for
well trat,tid soidlc.
ltd toughened in field
m trs loins (
I thing. Thi
Krueger, co
I army, u lls
you
these

RESEARCH BECOMES progreosively more powerful
ns on agent for human welfare because each oe&gt;4 discovery
may be useful not only by itself, but also In vnrlous com.
IdnntInns with nil which h«vc gone before. All logic and
experience Indicate that we are still only nt tho beginning
of possibilities of ualng science to solve many &lt;yf our
pressing problems, and to achieve better living conditions
for everyone. How much happier the human race will be

Current

Comment

By AOHBW WELSH

Complacency. Is a
dangerous
of tho
factor end breed* disaster. It Is Alaska sad bit
the agitated waters that keep discoveries and
purr.
*
intent authority
covered by decs
'A United Press diapatcb from
Stockholm Indlcites that' a great
many German people hate Hitler
end are held beck from rwolttUon only by the feor he has
crested by telling of the horrors
to which they would be subjected
if they lost’ th e , war. I f N g .
rectly Inurprat .the
A m arine
spirit, our never has been a war
I tho wonder Is 5 took against the German people bat

war

"jm

O rla n d o .

at

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F

W

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ua

Italy and Germany rank first
and second as countries nf birth
TV&gt; oi forelgn-bom If. S. resident*.

I re la n d

To

S a n to r o

Tlier* a rt no national Aoltdae,
In Che U. S. Each state has )untdiction orsr the observances.

—CASH.

For yoor car or track.

HEINTZELMAN’S
L irlnfston at State— Fh. S1S9

ORLANDO, FLA.

OUR BREAD
As (ood as the best and
better than most—When
it re ts stale use It fer
toast! Buy Sanford mads
Bread and Bolls.

ROBB’S
Home Bakery

For the best in workmaiuhlp and*
materials—try the EVA-UE33
BEAUTY SHOP.

208 East Second Street

we
VOur.tts down
jf t * r all.

fnt Roosevelt spoke softih the other night but hr

D le k a a a ,

EVA-BESS BEAUTY

f F 'l nil y.

cent 1 above' the baifl period nf
J f l l v l A You can
take your

Ih s .ls *

OPERATORS:
Mrv Evelyn Echols lionaen
Mrs. Ruby Echols
Mrs. Vela Nelson
For appointment can 063.

U thry |i*‘

o re se n t

sn4 Clara Je ll* W»f*eh, Saaford.
lia r** U. J. Or la adn. and c *

1941 OMiasbU* 8--Leas than
10.000 b IIs*—Like New.
1030 Bnlck Sedan. 9.838 ortrsl mile*. Tire* Ilka m w .
A rar for tho deration.
We nfcto have a few
GOOD USED TRUCKS
— No priority required —

a1«nc.
It* thr finch
Knows how ho him.I, i.ilh hrnnit
and geld
Bltnflowr n !
ELAINE V. KHANS.

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Jin r* J
Ka«lk - t ua
r&lt;i&gt;ann, A ltrm al U l To
F in a n c e ro ro M B J.

I* II
For seedi
Or COO It

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n

l" * 1 a i » o l F lorid a T o I r v l s s V *
F ln ro n ro l la o r r r
__
M l; 11. K I T t l l ! B O B n i A I l M
C , l « 1» . l . r . Karl C. at
u»
To
tU n fo rd Pro duction C rad lt Aaan.

Annual Qurallan
(From The ThrMtan Scwncr
Monitor)

?

U o l»

thr Spring of IM9, he It ruled at
n point neir t..d prraenl city of
llrmlrnton n few weeks lite r. I ll
hc-rnn his ovrrlsnd excursion In
nii.l July an.l It &lt;ra* i. rre yean
latrr that hi* men again smcllrd
•alt water—and minu* Its trader.
Hr atirtrd with TOO men, a few
women, inrnr *Uv,-a and a few
hundred Indian yuldr* and hungersun; there were 60 Horses, somt
rattle, a drove of hogs and ■
lark of dog*. Up into the present
Alabama they went. Into Tenn&gt;-»**e, wandered writwsrd 10
dried
rro n n l the
“ Father of
tVnlrr*” an.| rearhe.i toe Osartt
region, then down the lied rlvtr
and on to the Gulf IteSota died
Mi. v 21. 1642. A few mpothe
after .tnrtlntf theirfood llf^tllki|
gave
nut and they luhrlitfil e4t
what they mold tag, , m B tIIM
•Wei from the nitivesuor Ua. w jflf

Terry Case Results
In Deadlocked Jury 8EMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
REARING, SepL
10.
—A

deadlocked Jury cauatd a mistrial yeaterdae In the S tate’s
first degree murder Indictment

w a rra a t

l.u u t ilr r ,

T ie Duyluna Beach Oheenri
charge* that their recent ell
p-lmary waa as crooked as
hound'* hind leg.” I f all t)
thing* It charge* have found:
lion the grand Jury will be—&lt;
rould he busy for aorao time.
Hlatorlcil notes from the Daytons Beach Observer: In Auguit,
I'Jttt, Henry M. Flagler Itvurcf
ill c.rdrr that no Indian nr id
pay fare on hi* railway; Match,
I'JOI—preMatorlc fort was di«^
mvervil near Nerar Hmyma; Ural
M aigsrel Kell.igg, a sifter n t
Abrahim UncuTn. died at D iyl
.one.
I
For the 1941-43 sugar cr
the Clewiston concern reports
profit of |1,718,833, an mcros
of latBJtaD over the pterlo
year’s ranting. The harvest la
nl IBS day*, with an cutout
Pfl.713 tone o f raw sugar. In i
dltlon lo . their own gTOwin
they I ought rc’.oeo tons of. cm
from Independent growers. As
hy-pnaluct, 4,731A18 gillons
“hlack-strap*’ molessra were pi
duml,
•tier.
It

Miamians 332.78 per
to be governed, according
to Krilrrat figures, the national
average for such sited cities be­
ing 33838. R eV « been going n
" l e t tie high strong" though on
our bomlnl debt, our per capita
being 389,88 but a t t b it we ore
com Idhred below the national
average.
brail

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Mint.

P a iilili.

Minnie-

LUNCH
I.nm-y'f

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avalist Howard Terry, convict It llf os J Pf ••nr**! I
Hjrli »*, ianlv T»» Hist lilrll V!* r
tamp gman! bots chfl^n|td with
A Iv*ins
lulling John MncAultffe, a pri- sinM yka*.
Ja n l# T*» *&gt;1 »«*■*** H
T«*

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wtin’t you?

WE F l l .l , ALU PRESC RIPTIO N S

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TELEPHONE 103

[MEISCHil!

1*' fta

bscauaa MaeAuUfft had tried
rat o ff Mi Angara so that
wn-jld be removed from w
with s building gang.

BttSy Truck Control ,
In State Will Begin

moved rapidly yesterday to ecmplate arrangements
for
con­
trolling operations o f Florida’s
88.0C0 buses and trucks beginning
Nov. IS.
y&gt;
II E . McDanUI. field wprtsentatlve o f the OUT snnounced
tb it d lstrkt Meld offices would
be set up snd reedy for opera­
tion next Mondey. Offices end
district m tasg en , including U e
approsimsle purntwr 1of tniekv
Ti the sraas they will control,
*°jM)caeiivttle,
I t l i e Ittlsk*

ra te

MeDanWI,
{

T h is w a r l i b a t n g f o u g h t w i t h a
l o t o f IfttV a t h i n g s .

h a n d le th o u rg o r
w ar, W a c # *«

Orlando, under Gilbert Turotr,

SW Su

The South Florida motor d ob’s
checkup of traffic shows a de­
cline of 11*4 percent In the Mi­
University of ami area slnee rationing began
on Ju ly IS,

can

be no more equality

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—

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a r

a

fa d H tfo a t o o a s o

cost

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for

whol«*

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IID rill

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IR I* iif F l o r i d * T u
tU a ta
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Jofkl.

famous

rlrnn,
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lunch,
Stop In the next
lifitf ynu'rr- cut for lurch,

__ fury
__ aald after two D a n ie ls
When (h«
&lt; '»r»»rt, R stllh
J
W M u*
T&lt;»
that
It
hthura olif deliberation
r. roik#rt
could not rjleree on a yerdlet, Ctr- n«itr
M r tlo w flli 11 VV st u i T « Hrfn
ordered fo r A A t f r V m llR la l
rull Judge D.
_ o, .Rogers
_
Curp.
the mistrial, and then set the
M A I T K I I 'R
m :K l&gt;
ih a r n n , Js r o t a U
H|&gt;r-rl*l A las ip r
r i.e for another trial at the November ttrra of Clcult^ Court To D«m I« Hfra««*rlr

** S l a t 's ’ i f

H I* worth n far Journey f&lt;
wilniaa the marvhing Of the Ml
mat Drum and llugle corps, foul
tutici world winners and atll
a perfectly •ync'ironlsed hdmaj
msrhlnr.
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SEPTEMBER 10, 1012.

TOR SANFORD nKIlAI.n. SANFORD, FLORIDA

•Social A n d P e r s o n a l Activities

F rie n d s h ip
H o n o rs

L eag u e
B r id e -E le c t

n i;i:

‘T r e - S e l H M i l* ' D a n c e
G iv e n

B y

(; K N
I T ill I. I

Y .P .S .L

K \
A
1 HUM a

A color rrhrmp .if grrwi ami
t ' lb-- S ' 11L.' I .I b i i c
, - held
carrir.1 nut with a r * , Wr»!i ,...ia t rw nm r in lh r f-art-h
.tt Hu- Iiuiiii *■f VI.
r*ng&gt; mruilr of grrbvra ilaiaiM , Hoi,■ • ( Holy t'lniu* 1'huirh,
,
1 ,1* .-ft
VV r -Ii with M r. i i i
M illri.ir a a ft*
•&gt;.i t-\ the \ mi tig 1
ru»«*r and fern In v ire r placed rp Vnii-IU' t h .'* .* 1" •
I e-.ibMir
»* .»a #ur
about the room , of (hr reiiiicn e* Si I
hoptru«
!J
VV
V|Hf T111 Vlr I ’v 1 'ii Pit i .*h Mdm «i n rn
of M r. Hrnry W itte, Sr. T u ea-JnK '
Oiirli* S i i , Mr*
Fred Wight. \
......... 1 t U l n l t i
n' i
VI
day rv r m n i when the Frtcndahlp pli(
i -It in
l.
K tm r
V| r • VV
ch i Ir man at the home of Mr*
[.eag er
of
the
t'u n g rr g a tin n a l
T*
diim-mg « r h
the N!i**c*
VI
F
l&gt; I I . k..k
R- A t'ulih. I l l W i.t Kifternln
Ha.-h
Miblrrd Ri.h*,.n
W il.u ,, i* recuperat ! Church
hnnom t
Mi**
Clara Atd
Vlr*
t .« !/. .
\ •
T H U R SD A Y
Street
Mr* 11
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ik
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11.•
11
V
Mnf
Ihi'H
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p
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A ll mtmbeni of the Senior)
The llu .in r** U um m ,'. 4' irrl- ,n* • * hri home from injurira »uf-1 M *l**h, hride-alect. with a .how- ' M a i
1« .
Vt i
n 1 •» &gt;!
M aih**\*-, IN rU n M athri**
ffl-e a g u a o f th# P in t MethodKM of the P rv .h y trim i. t liurrh of (•’‘ " I •" * " aut mobile accident. |*r
M r. W itte, M r. Henry Nkc-!Hai
, V f, M ,
VI.
H r and M l.* Helen W itte Were Sv
VI.
h |l.i|thn« I tit * d v
Cbureh a re Invited to attend •; which M r. J
t o i l . ) &gt;. chair
r-ul *
-f V|
1 m
\mi V\ iif j* i i*
r in i tell i. t Kiting Mi , hnM e... *
■( V
farew ell parly for m einben who man will meet nl ihe , bun h -it
MrIt ■i
11it r* nr u Whiglinm
Ju lia,, Ponder in Wil I Following a group of e.uitrata/ A n
a re leaving f t r ro llrg* toon a t 1 f, .lit I’ M f,.r .i .upper itu-rung
I
VI h i lidtfi
Hi t 11
*&gt;;
.hurl time
M r. (Mga 1 'attrr.o n . M i. t ‘ S .i Pan
T h . p a . t M a t r o n , t 'tub ..f . h e b a m - n \ \ f o r
8 :0 0 P.M. In the church an n ri.
VI. 41Ilf-1 l-a i a \tin 1 itin r.
All member* are urged to a t­ tlriii r of K a .tem S ta r will have
...
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! - 'in . ii ' . l i mi t i
Itcaidra many j Ho*, mui \ Hnr«11* k
Mar\
Vnn
t e n d the f l n t teaaonal meet ini; a railed meeting at the home of _ W &gt;Kh&lt; hirtley left Monday for i receive.) pritea
n.
i i *ii
.1 Halt* I* II imtW It. I tv
rgln Military Callrg*1 at
i!- 1 » h o (fill*, M in Mti*ch *r.t*|Wh
W af Seminole
Rebeccah
Lodge Mrs R. i\ Maxwell, Pnrk Ay
illnn» t gn r«t « .*(
I * More l . f f l r *
Lai
'
I Ihiffpi i||r. (In. where hr will *t* j presented with a Hrii|r"* rafttr and [ r* •
■4 1 . Number 43, acheduled for Hu* rfiur B| p -Dfl p vi
VV. * ■*T| . , k
\ j l » . \ I ivlllMYl
V i T|l i •
TU K SD A Y
1 irrul whit**! this y&lt;iir
*n atlracthr# howl . f ro*r« a n t* }|h
P . M. In the I. a O. P. JInll.
i .*i ni■■d lit4 « i
gerben* d au ir*.
\\
S lite r Mathew Marla, on* r t tha
I I Helen S ln fL 'M
T he pupil* of th* Ruth tionion
The Young P eop lr'i H ub « i ll .
. . .
. . . . . . .
f vit
*t i &gt;r
nun*
Intamrd
by
th*
J*pa
m
Hong
W right Studio will b* pre.entisl b# open from H 30 I* M jn til f '» 'u
J»annr A itarvllo *p«*nt
hal
h im
\
II i*\ M ming s I *i *&gt; * *
Kong, whrn th* war brot* out, I*
In a program a t tha Rand Shell 10.10 I1 M a! f t r Itrcrrationil *hr wr«k«-ml in OrUmlo v ialtirff! C U ra M r K h , h*»n«*r ru i« i. \lt# hr •&gt;
i It . * ,.,|, |l.l|e|.) I*
.1 I M' • I
A u t the Lake Front a t 8 :0 0 P.M U rnlri on Kn*t K ir*1 s ir e d
Mi** .l*%in H m lrich and Mia* Or J*»*rph Mciarh, .Mr* 1* S Y m
II d Hit.! . n Mnc i I- * d . id thown being greeteil by brr mnlber,
Hi
i
.
Mra. Mathew Stapleton, upon her
Tha Young People*. {Tub will
W KUNKSOAY
ii nr 1 i
*
(nay* M n Hrnry U n h . Jn , M * (In.
I
II I l.v*. tth II . &gt;■ r
La. open from H-..10 I* M until
1 H |j,„
The plttv |fl*nff»d **f SiiUlhctitr
John
Hr
Mr
It.
*
Pule Ii ••' i *i*m. arrival In Chicago. Tha nun returned to Ihu country via tho (Jrip.
10:30 P. M.t at the R f f t n liu n a ll (Y im iry .Schew.l w.11
l
o ftn
Mr* Sfiii.n..n Winn and infant i
htr*, llrnr&gt;
.Hchumarh^■*».' Qvf
I' i
I t *n'w
Ii «lii •mi
■koto, and *«ld *ha had been tnC w t ir on Kant F irst S t r r r l.
fnun H 10 A M i«» II L» A II mu, Itcrt Sharmun, have Iw n r#- Mr». Joh n D ariion, Mr* &lt;*
1 r-nS'l. t In r»*iicr VI.
a true led not to talk by tha Ja p .
Qladiola Ornve Numlwr i i i l undrr ih.* direction .it \l r - la-e nov.-.l f , ..rn Die local hn.pital I i tlan tt. M r.
lo u l.r Holly. M i y ' d . , , ’ | j
stnnl i-i
^ v i.i
•. . ,
( C i.liilfn n l
♦He 1 I ..
rill meet at \\ t),\t
Hall at Sam uei.
M i.
\\ Inn’i m other', hnmr un Harliert S ti.ith o ff, Mr*, tle r rg e ||.
\\ l». 1, h. I ],
Krliv s,„ ,th
a it It 1 .
;0 0 P.M. _
1
__
1 W e .t K it.t S ire , t
jial-e. M r.
W alter M eriwether.I jy)
f , , , , |[n&gt; j ,
&gt;t
XU flM-l V
I Mr*i. Anna Sehm ah. Mr*. C h a rle .l Rm y, (
vtuyde
It.ick. r
F ltillA Y
h . r. . *h Hu
H r .n ic Is
ft \t Vuirhcail who left with Andrr»on. Mr*
Ralph laiaaing,
t.l, „„
D.lhnm
l,t V W i l l i a m s
The Young People'* Club will
if
v
V|1-It
M
e
t
h
o
d
i
s
t
C
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l
e
,
" irrnup I l f m lb tr d men on A u*. Mr* W alter Mewing. Mr. D l l v j
i,„. |i,,y.. u f , , , t f t ... •
be open from 8:.tl» P. M. until
S cen e
O f
I 'a r l v
1
I
1 0 :3 0 A. M. at the Recreational
T h r e e H a s M e e t i n g ' * ,nr r »mP Itlanding ha* Iwen W ell*. Mr* ()»C»I T.ittmwer,
|
|,
1
Canter on F a it Fim t Street,
i Ira n ,fer ii- i in Fort MrClellaml. Alla-tt
Knight,
Mr*
K lita h o th ' j Bf ^ , |i, u ,
RiiU i : , ,
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VI
I Pi'h'IF VV IIJ Ut Ml
Mr* 11 V bent. M r ..,j,„ |
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, ‘ n&lt;1 “ ,U ° f Jl,n,'“r b''r* ‘ M elbm li.f Dbu.^h welcome,!
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o f the Defence Council will m eet; MrCrum. C iti.e n * are urged J.y VVtimen
at 5:00 P M. In the T o u rl*tl r ir t le T h rre to I,ring Iuk.Ii . and
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meet
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h i , . m Mr* .*
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Mr* Mary
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John Koff**r»,
»on, 1‘inr Herat.
P ghlv |nrra*.ria fittrodt'*! 1H»-j Bully.
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Circle
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Mr* M
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ffriavelan d , 218 Palmetto Avanue.
Jiibii'xi Pr*
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Circle
Four,
H r.
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th# Pr« »byli-risn I ’hurrh on Tur*
P r*rcc. 717 Weal " r * t S treet,
Circle Five. Mr* O C Gibb*,
day
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1 pidIi»Mi in if thr rrjf i *1 ration of
Circle Sir, Mr*. C. B Rudd.
ijilrgiiti** mitl vi*itor«. Mi* Hun j
A l(U _ *C fl l'nirteanth. SUaal. wlUtl
l i l ■f Oakland prrmldrd ovrr ihej
ra 4 r a . C. C. Collin* a* ra -h o ita a i.[
fday'* proffOini
M r* if H VL *
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Tha Young Peopl*’* Club will
('»*lin, prrfidrnt of ihe Uwal B it
(• %f !«•■ k
l»ui
be noen from 8:30 A. M. until
diary, »t-U'om#d thoke present and]
1hr ill i*i * !*■ * I i »rn
10:30 A. Ml at th* Recreational
j Mr* R P T n rrrn rr of Orlando
Center on Earl F ln t Street.
1 hr t aii i hi Nt L• r
.responded
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The circle* of the I’reabyterJan
» M n S II A«kew, b Prmby
Hon anti Hi* Big hi I**1
■Woman'* Auilliafy will meet al
ttrlan field ivurkrr of A tlanf b .
it* rttm(l|rl| -,ll|af 8t lltm
u :3 0 P.M ■■ foil w.
i ffavr an Inapirlnff talk on rvm jfe
r f 11 be 1 mi tl i u *
Circle One, Mr*. W. II. Bach,
j II*m, while Dr. Hobrrt I- Tor
chairman, at th« home of Mr*.
lirn t - a t * * 1*'a (ill in trrncr, past' r of Calvary l*rr»b&gt;
C. R. Daw«on, 108 Park Avtnuo.
Irrian Church of Orlando, »piiki*
IimI b i alnl b a Ml *•!*»
Circle Two, Mra, W. H, Brumon thr "Horn* Mlaaion Emergency
Inf f •&gt;» - , a him •
J a y , chairman, at the home of
Funil**, i t m a l n r th r fart that
Mr. and lir a . Shannon Winn
• i r a . P. L. Woodruff. B20 Oak
many
hundred*
of
fam
fliri
unnounr# th r birth o f a non,
Aranua.
thrnuffhoui thr South are VBilhmit
Circle Three. Mra J N. Gil­ B art Shannon, mi Frrnald Lauffb church BfhooU or trach rr*
len, chairman, at (he home of ton Mr nii rial Ho«idtai rm Sundoy,
Hut lining thf w*.rk and n m t*
Mra. S. K- Andrew*, KOI Pal­ Sept, tt, M r*. Winn i* thr form­ of the Woman*! Auxiliary, Mi*
er Annie Rrllr ll#thvni
metto Avenue.
Hoy F
Mann* president of hit
0 Circle Four, M n. A. I&gt; Smith,
[ John» PreabyCerUl. v i i the ta*t
chairman, 'a t the heme of Mr.
■peakrr Iwforr the mornknff
K. W. F1U with M n. R. II. Walt
Mr, and Mrs
NoUn Aithur ■ion adjourned.
hour aa co-hoateaa.
Frey announce tha birth uf
A ft«r drlrffBlrt and Mallor*
Clrele Flea, Mr*. D. L. Thraah- »un, Nolan Arthur, J r
on Manluncheon* the afternoon »r*
ar, chairman, at tha home of Mr*, dajr» S e n t 7. Mra. F rry »* the &gt;km convened, opening with a
g i f ary Bolty, D IB Myrtle Avenue, former Joyed Sima.
aong M nrler, lad by Mra. Hunter.
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S i s ""AY.* V* j -=~r-,r~
in which tha group aang ton **
including “ Old Rugged C ro**w.
"Sw eat Hour of l*rayer**, "In tnr
M irr o -I.lle Sweet B ya and B y r " , "Rock o f.
S A L U T E O lIR H E R O E S — B U Y A N O T H E R B O N D !
A i&lt; iH, "Onward C h riatian Sold-I
H h trk niil
Hr", ■elected by sold len who
Kridin .mil
n
\s i i i K i i r r
YOtJH FIRM FAN
L ast T i m e s T o d a y took p art In a recent "Oommu
j nitir S in g ".
li*»r
B if f D o u b le H ill!
A period of dl*cuaiion on the
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DRESSES
THAT
topic " W h i t can wr do In ih o *
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j g k a i t : i .i m i : \i h
1our appreciation of. to further
|the m cralt and to entertain th*
V O ir &lt; \ pT w k \ R U K , I I I S o w
aoldicra In our mid»tT‘* took plan*
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and Mra. E . I), Brownie# ipokr
on tha duly of ail Christian* to;
use their utmost influence to ei
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force control c f the u l r of al
T K N D E R It H
lit I I t ■' * \
coholk beverages In cotnmunilir*
tillMIll'll I'lltallH 'H , ll/lb. I Hu , i
COMING— F R ID A Y &amp; S A T U R D A Y
Tht R tv . M. C. Dundy, paator
l ln i K iilli um l l l t i l l r i
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a OUTSTANDING FEATURE PICTURES
Church* pleaded that all oastora.
F r t ill &lt;'tin W h in &lt; rr.tm
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member of the church n lly to
the call from the moderator of j
the 194S General Aaaevnbly: "To
plan, to prmy&lt; to labor for the
four year plan of a United Rellgioua Education Advance", in
whkh more than 40 denominations
In the United State* and Canada
bar* Joined.
M f e V J . Met* o f Or 1.min.
preventleg th * taut* of home anri
foreign nlaaion, outlined **v*n
poaiibla method* of presenting
th* Study Book*.
Th* rooter*nee (lowed with a
•tody of tha th a t a, “The Prayer,

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I f Dr. Dundy
Group* c f i f tavni prayer* were
offered aa faith. gTatltude, tonlatarcaaaleo, followed by

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Brndiam Wins 19th|Brazil Wffl lend
Lombardi Has Good Chance Of
teofles Increase Material, M oral
Copping National Batting Title As
Lead To 10 &lt;Games Help To A llies
Mentor Moore
BT. LO U iaTBept" 10.
(A V Tha N«w York Yankees overthe St. Loula Brawns, 8
Predicts Good idpowsrrd
S, Wednesday to Incrasas their
American league lead to 10 full
LSU Grid Team games over the idle Boston Red

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NEW YORK. Sopt Hi. 1 * 5 Tfc# National League may Lovr
1 Mr Emeato Natali lj&gt;mt&gt;anll of
tbo Boaton Bravca for a batting
.champion again thla year even
though ho haa been at hat only
MS times aryl atanda no chance
By B L U O T T CHAZK
of g«tting lha 400 luma at ho
BATON. ROUGE, La., Sept.
Plata which customarily qualify
f l t t m foi mafoi Iragut Iradrr- 10. (/PI—Although ranked a ragrd fifth by prr-seiaon football
“f t . husky catcher who cap prophets In their annual "power
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tured hitting honors oa well as lMill** of South-eastern Conference
Sf
tbo moat ailuable player award clubs, Louisiana State University
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la 1988 wHIlo with the ClnelnnUi has the makings of a very frisky
dark horse, ami U la worth recall­
ft
Boda,
#atwms*f now
alia" haa
&gt;■»« an
— a««raga
i
ing that coach Bern!# Moore,
•Id*
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JB0, alt
dl* oolnta
points ahead
ahead of tin
lyn's Pdto Reiser, and It » a i never la so happy aa when mak'
5
learned today may get the official log dopes of the depeatera.
Ho, fo a qulckish preview of the
7 ', 1 . blessing ol the National League
ingredients which may make Big
if ho flnlihes on top.
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Ford Frick, presblrnl of the B ernlt'i Tiger tough:
hour lettermrn ends, the low§ , '*
aaaior circuit, Isa refuscl to be
ji
drawn Into the &lt;iue*tlon prem;- lirai of sshom Is fi-foot-l; a pair
tursly. But he haa the right to of sophomore backs who con hit
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dealgnato Ihe player the league them with the ta ll; a steady pow­
consider a the
official
battlnjc er runner and two fast scatterchampion and la expected to fol- barks; Big Junior tackles with
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low U » asm* reasoning by whJch rvrn bigger sophomores waiting
thd league recognised Del* (iarm» for a break (or even a sprain);
J
o f tha Fltubunth pirates aa a total of 111 assorted leUrrmcn:
of
sunburned
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champion In IUI0 although hr a few odd Iona
want to bat only 51H limes In 101 muscle from wlich Moore expects
to draw hla rrsrrve strength.
gtmea for an sie io g r of 355.
l&gt;ean of the ends la Jack F u l­
Formerly both
the Notional
and American Ijcaguea rrqulred kerson, a A.fool 5 1-2 senior,
400 times at bat to inialify for Scheduled to pair off with FuL
U s batting tltir ond the Amril- krtson for mur.h of tha wing
tan League still has this rule. work la Woody Holland, a junior
remarkable
ripe
But a search of the N atural who Jookad
League rules In
I'JIO,
when I down Ihe home stretch last year,
“ arms was awarded the crown,1Junior Jim
Mcl-eod and Mow
Richmond fill oul the foursome.
wed there Is no aurh miulr
E ither Alvin
Ilork or
Jo e
ment now
aorh
tailbacks,
could
I f the 100 llmrs si bat uuali &lt;;lamp,
mdi busy »n an average
flcatlon fad lieen enfnrcrd In PJItll keep the mds
flj * ,
the hatting title would ha.i- ^o.ie |afternoon. Hark, particularly, la
to Btan Hack of the f l ii ago prrapeclrd for hla pitching, having
parkrdl
tl# .......
fr*»ah
hla
ta ‘‘
Cuba, who hail Gttl o fficlii trip* ■
----L—* •**■ team
....... “ with
‘*l* *■'Both Dark
to thd plate In 110 ga rm 9 DflJ tfjpwi a irim n
aiuf
GUmp
arc
fnajor
IraffU*
rcrtfcd JU7.
In 1938 when tambanli loppftl bapebal1 pr»*prrt»

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Premium CORN BEEF 29c value 25c
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3 cans Tall Milk, 25c vaL, for.....22c
mrys Best 65c Value For .. 53c
,5cJV[duej^arfl22j
Light House Cleanser
5c Value Big Stock 4 Cans - ....110c

Campbell’s 20 Oz. Tom. Juice
10c Value* 25 DozentoSell 3 for 25c
Campbell Tom. Soup
Values*25 Dozen to seR3 L
iRedRoae SR Flour, cut to:. 28c
5c Value 3 Boxes

' r n U &gt; i eald ■refill hnale ehnll he
redternKl pcr'*ri]lno
Do law .
I be
th erein w ill b* auld
|&lt;*
Die h11 h e1 1 bidder a t
the
co u rt
hatiie (torif cm the fire I ittm diar In
Ihe mi-rtlh of Or tu b e r, 1 ) 0 . w hich
le the I t h day of O fte b # r, 1911.
D ated thla lm| day o f He pi ecu •
b*r, I I I !
O I’ Itm tN IH JN
iM trh C lrr u li (Vaurf* He ml*
tu»l« tV u n ty , F lo rid *.
(O fflrlal Heal)

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lIB flE n i
T h a t fie
&lt;J H oeeell ho ld er
T * i 4‘e r t l f l r e l * Ni» 791 Ieeued |h»
Hath day of Auiguei A
It., Ill® ,
I ,.* filed ba m* In my of flee Ond
He b m ede eppllrAt»i»o fa r * 111
1**4 In hm leeuedl (h er eon. |Uld
; a r l i r i n U #irtl&gt;rer*e the fullow tllg
«l*e*rlbed pro p erty In Ih* C ouniJ
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l u n g * I I E a e l I A cre *
The
iiie u ru iA u
nf
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(• l u u i d wee In th e n a m e of

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By HOWARD W. BLANKS L E E
NEW YORK. Bept- 10, (W W )
—Tho complete smaller can now
wash his hands In a brown soap
made from *ohacco and decorate
Si* pipe with a varnish made
from tobacco.
lie can also ^alld ■ dan In
which walls and celling*—floors
too If ha wishes— are made of
tobacco fiber boards
These new uses of tobacco are
reported by J, B. McHargue. of
the Kentucky Agricultural Exper­

w ld lo the h ig h e st b id d e*r, o l the
ru u r l
houee do
door
on
th f
flraf
hluridey In the rnonUl Of O cto b er.
1*41. teh irh le the M il day
^
|ob*r. l» 4 t
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thia |rd day o

a V
llg flM IX M l.
Cierb C lrc v li C o o ft. I id lt*
doI#
C o u n iy , F lo r id g. .
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T hai
A rth u r Oaoirs«
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loauad tfca
T a t (■•Mtllralt No.
l i h d a y a f A u gu st
til*
m y attl
a ffle a and
“I* d‘ i a m i *In --tio n ffa
, llra
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t.a Ir.u.d ihirron. la id rarllfl-

*m h ra ra * lh a fo llo w in g g o*
p ro p s 'ly
lo
th a C u u a ly
m r r i r i x im
m iu K iiY
U I v u n , * rrll,* d
Thar A rth u r (le o ftfo . hnlder « f Td&gt; r.f Mamlaola, g t a t s o f F lo r id a , to *
( ’erllfiflaN N« l e i . ieeued (h e Ith
« t t l (I of S I I t f t a f W U
day uf Auduei A
t» , IM I. haa
nf NK l - t of N K 1-1 Bm -U ob
f 11*4 peine ill )*i J it-Ffir* and h i t
I
I
Tnwnohlp t l g o u th . H a a g s
m«de e|t|]HraLp*n fo r * l e i deed
a * Knot I A rm *.
to be leaned (h ero n
Malt) rertlM Tti*
i » M i u t i t t a o f th « .a i d pro*
r a le « in h ta re e the f ulluw lug de sa id
r a rtlf lc a i
arrthed
p ru p erly
In ih * C ou nty p * rty undvr lh a
looord
w aa In lh a n a n s o f Jl. j
of Memlrtole. S ta le o f F lo r id * , lo N *w to n .
*11
tf n l.a a aald .a a v t l f l a a l a s h a l l
H IT* of
lift fl. ef N E 1-4
ra d **n ia d a r ro r d ln g
to tow ,
of U K 1-4 o r NK 1-4 tieclldn 2ft
■
r
a p s r t r th a r a la w ill ho ool
* Tottnahlp t l Boulh. l U i f t 1*
ho h ig h o o i h ld d tr a l
th a
F a il- t A m i .
Tha aeeeeetactile o f Ih * **ld p r o ­ ta u io d o o r on th a f i r s t I
■
ha
m
on
th
of
O
cu
th
a
r,
1
perly u n d er Ih *
** ld
e o rllf le o t*
(etued w ag In |h* n am e o f D. J .
N ao ton
sf*|
Unteaa aald c t r l l f t c l U *h*1I he b r r , | fI f .
redeem ed a rro rd ln g
«• l*«r.
(tie
properly th erein w ill be gold
te
a s la C Sw aty, n o r i d a .
Ihe hig h eei bidder o l
(b e
co u rt
hau te d oor on Ike f ira t M onday Ih i u f f l r l o t g oal)
the iw n th of D rtn h e r, l i l t , w hich
la the i t h day of O cto b e r, 1»IS.
Dated th U Ird d a p o f t e p l t m her. 1942
i -h a f t w r i r w r o r i r a * .
n o t ic b w
H B ftB n r
unw
S
o
p
h e iin d o h .

'“M U

Wy-H

That tlarfarsl I . M t u l s t holds!
of Taa Csrtlfleata He. IIS. UiuaJ
lha ftlh day of AuguM VL O . IIO
has riled Mine la my afflaa a il
» T i r * o r a m . i r a T i o o r a n has mad# spallsiU ta far • lai
dead
Id h* W M O i n e L X»W
J
TAX D IK II
earlirieala saatraoso (be fuDewlhi
ih a p t w m n e a r o r IMS
deaerlbad
properly In lha Couotl
NcrficK in i i x n x o r
o lv u r.
ia t J a c k Im w rsn a a a a d .B lsn a h a or a«mlnala, l u l l at Florida, u
c ie r b

C ir c u it

noie

( O f f ic ia l

C ou nty,

C o u rt,

fteml-

F lo rid a .

B e a l)

iwvtmea,
hta w i f e ,. holder
o(
I I T h a C a rtlf le a la No. a t . la .
ad lh a |rd d ay o f A o a a e t A . D ,
I I . hao Iliad aone* In nay a fflro
Id ■h a s aaada s p o t lea I Ion f o r a
» dead u
ho lo oo o d Ih a ra o o .
lid c a r tlf le a la am h raoao lh a f a lm a c dao arl bad p ro p a rly In lh a
&gt; »atr o f S a n lo o lo , l a t e df F l o *
J H

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»a* ford.

Tha aaaaoaoiaata d f th a .M id .B T O *
'MTj n a d a r th a . a a ld
co rllfld a ia

W

L o t i B a n k a lla m a io th t* u i
nook 1 F a c e IN .
T h a a a a to a m e a U of tb o aald M o .
p a r ly uhdhr th a
o a ld
..r t l f l r s u
Isauad w a s l a th a a a a t a of Itla h a N

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L01W VEAL STEAK lb. 3 9 c

W oefw tB

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Bacon, end cuts lb 29c
Sli. Bacon ......... Ib 29c
WU*o* | |h. Vtahlag

29c

Chili Con Came
N*ff«rv1 Abb

Bacon ..........
C u t*h r

F w rllo a AA

Loin Steak
Dm d

tb 35c

lb. 45c

Veal Roast

|SPARE RIBS

.

. . . . . 2 1 Ci

CoTd M eats.... lb.. . . 23c
I^amb Stew
lb 10c
Pig: Liver ............ lb 19c
lb 18c
PiflT Tails

Ih tH M I

WEINERS

PICNIC
HAMSen ....
lb .....32c
K leg e e .
atritg kill »e tthele

W h ite

Boiling Bacon

HANS
TONGUES
BACON end cuts, lb.

m tc a n

1b

Rid

m

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W tlfT K

fte ly

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Club Steak .. lb. 32c
FrBwA

im a h ra

......lb. 15c
t, I

Weef

Brains__ 2 lbs. 25c
r a u ii

5c I Beef Brains, lb
k i a r j'C s l - s f r

r r a im

Fears, 5 lb s...

lb 17c

Rlleed

lb 15c
Bologna
2 lbs. 35c
Pure Lard
Chittling 2-lb ctn 25c

r

A

I ItoU Butter, Ib
K » .ir *

w v tfx a x

M I L I .B O

lb. 33c SAUSAGE

FRIDAY

M B tT I

live wt. lb...

lira

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TOURS, and FRI. SPECIALS

mm

ritX Xh

Chuck R o an t..... !b 27c
K r a f f e Akh ear Brtrfc
S wIsb Cheese..... Ih 35c
rIs* Cheese ..... !b 29c
N.Y. State Cheese 45c

ia h r

M f'

Tha first railway opened
iment Station In Tha Frontier, He thinks- it will be a useful sup­
■ publication of tha'A rm our Re­ plement to present fiber board Scotland In 1812 wis worked
search Foundation. They come ■oticca.
hums.
There Is no tobsceo fragrance
from tha search by scientists for
prelltatle uses lor low grade in these proe sets.
tobacco
McHargue thinks the quality of
Rayon ho*e should be thorough­
smoking tobacco has been Im­ ly dried brforo worn. If damp,
proved by finding new uses and holes and runs are likely to oc­
markets for the low grade stu ff,1 cur, so allow 30 fours for dry­
which he hints sometinus got ing. Do not hathile the hose when
into your smokes despite the e f­ they are damp. Hang them up
forts of era tobacco companies to carefully on a smooth surface
buy only lha bast.
such as a towel rack and leave
Tha aotp, ha says, possesses them alone.
excellent cleaning qualities. The
varnish, brown In color, gives a
Buenos AIres la tha largest
high luster. The tobacco
,, . - 7fiber
i — eity of Latin America, with
a
beard la -jnsually Light-weight population of 2,100.000.

We Sell U. 8* Savings Stamps I

O M II. **♦
*4atO|* (h e

“
—
- -*»#rgln
preiserty
ilaiffflitd
iberoln i n i l

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RED HOTS FOI*

Tobacco fa Vaefl To
Make Soapy Boards

League Standings

*n h lr durable W alter GorinIn akl, the T igrra park a ronaitlcnt
times In IZ9 ( i m n .
thump down tha middle. Aa a
year he already hnt 111 junior full-bark in 1U41 Sr c a r ­
n 01 bamra ami mado 1*7 ried (be b ill H* time* for 280
Ph ilad elp h ia
*1
r ir v a la n d
k i t s
In 2d.'i turns at bat The yard*
(td c h t g a m * )
Brarra hare IS game* lei’, to
fin 11 f i n h a . c h f ilu lr t l
Mmt of the flaah
In
laat
R fc - May, making It likely that la&gt;m y ear'* ardindarv Ptrmmrd from
;
barxtl will get Inin .tiffbully al thr | rtf nf Su lrrr Harria and
NATIO^AI. l.K A1*1 K
Hi Idfcllla *t rw Y'lrib (.*•&gt;■I
*
though hla total times al Iwt may
Glarona. Harria. who larkrd
f in f ill n« II at
ll--ali.fi
•
'
not greatly e irm l 300
a fonniptent papalng touch, waa
■pair aditwlly
brilliant
on
the
iM U n k u rifh
Al
l'h lli&lt; |a |p lill
lliLilh f i i t i r * r*lir#ll#«ll
irround IU*ciu»r thi« nair nf i»ony
GOT THE M B !A l.
Only C&gt;niH Peha-lulrd
barkp w rrr fapaH a or ttirrln p up
M
Int
of
trouble
in
a
hurry,
they
L E W I B T O N . Id ah o . S e n t idn
became known
t* 8 U'a **KatA thm A ovr tcriu met*! t!riv»
conduct**! on Sunti*&gt; nfli-rnthon icniam m rr Kid» " During early
A rrL H A n o *
ro n
i
b c ciu ic that wai th* only fm* workout* thla year, they havr ^ D T irfs o r
T A X IlK r.U
tally trouble*
Hint for m olt of hr mrn who promlaw! to be
&lt;IIA I-T9t»l IT4»T Of* l»OS
*
1 look |**rt—rthultfd in thi» roller »nmc.
N o r i r r . ih
m :i t i :u v
u iv w
I

I l a

WUt World Fee tar as
Brasil, tha first South Amtri
can country to declare war ou
tho Alla (Japan axcludad) la tv^
pec ted to land
material
and
moral aid of definite proportions
Sox and bring bjg Ernie Bonham to the Allied lineup.
hla 10th pitching triumph of the
Thla bugs Portuguese speaking
season .
tha
South
Joe (Flash) Gordon smacked a m tion, biggest of
American
republics, is larger
heme run with the bases loaded In
ilia
than
lha
United
States
by
the first Inning, his lilh round2*0,000
square
iilm a le ly
xou^iuu
sq
u a re
tripper tend second and grand approximately
slim, to got the Yankees started miles.. B r a il] h a s a p o p u la tio n o f
8 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , b o r d e r s o n a r s r y
and iftd r that it was )uit • about 4.................
A m e ric a n
c o u n tr y
but
Southi American
country
brsetc.
They completed all their scoring Chile and Ecuador and has a
bdfere Bonham gave the Brawns coait line of almost (.000 milts
a 'hit ar a run,
enabled the to guard.
liar army consists of 100,000
husky 'righthander to coait to
vlftory while parcelling out eight regular*, with 300,000 In reserve.
Navy
has two battleships, two
hits
’j
Molt af tha Yankee damage cruisers, II drstroyeri and four
was dona arainat knuckh bailer •ubmarlnrs In addition to
smaller craft. Brasil had a peace­
Johnny Nlirwellng.
In the third Inning Roy Cullen- time air force of 3,500 men, lx
line and DIMaggio Ini off with rapidly eipindlng that aervtcd,
Ilraiil entered Word War (Only
•Ingles ami Keller again walked
to load the bates, bringing Btan South American nation to do aa)
Ftrena lo the relief of Niqgrling. for same reason It cams Into pre­
The Yanks u»nl
I'rld'ly
at sent conflict: ruthless German
shortstop In place of I’hil Kllixu submarine attache on B m llla n
lo, who was understood lo bo rn vreaels. Braxll'a World W ar con­
route from New York after re tribution con»l*lcd of a fleet de­
malnlng to Inquire about an en tachment sent to European witers, a medical mlaslon and a
llstmrnt In the Navy.
number of avlalora. Blggsat part
waa played on Ihe food froqL
Top Brasilian la President ' Gelulto Vargas,
definitely
AgtlAxls.
Bra ill's Immediate problem
t
Is
lo
keep
a
wary
eye
on
strong
N A T in w a l. i . N a u r u
W I. I'rt.
w I, r*el Axis mtlonxllst groups who bate
Ilk la n
IH 1 i ll
I’ l i l .h
U n H I•ettled there. B rail) has about
&lt;i i.
&gt;i is m i-M an a i r ; $u 4,000.000 reildrnta of Germans or
N V
IS *1 111 II. .I n
l l tl
I I*
«'|n
•• t J
I'MI
1* I t
I I I Italian extrxeiion. 300,000 Japan­
ese. The latter
represent ,Ue
largest Japanese minority planted
A N K N II4 M I.P '-A liir
W la IVI
W Is I'cf.
anywhere In tha world.
»' ■
t« u iy&lt; i » m
I 7 73 * 71
N r
—---------- ---------;— nr
II 71 117
i « i i l a i r k i 'c o
ttoal'n
tl te* n t i i i i iv»*h* II •) .«•!
To remove ' commercial 11 It*
r.o i i i ^ t creim from paper cartons, run
ro 19 iui i*hir
■patula or loflg
U !« T K R i n r * n r a tl.T a
_____ eater. «n
round _
In worm
a M trtiira
i .t t A i i r r .
ami
than quickly unmold tha ka
Naw Turk. &gt; HI l-.ul. a
V V ialilm tnn iii f h l r . i n * lb o th erram onto a plattar and aa
a-*rnr« |je.*11mi ft#at 1
a* daalrad.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. lfiti

19c
10c

lim es, doz*
Grapes, lb.............. 10c
Yams, 4 lbs. 28c

|¥(krA^ES — 10 lbs
29c
Coolung Apples
........ 4 lbs. 19c
Cooking
Api
lb. 10c
Baby” Limas

,

__

Carrots, 2 lbs...... 15c

F a iry

Cwhaa

Avocados, 2 for .. 19o

d a te *

Cat.

Lemons, d o z ........ 19c
luash. I b ............10c

t L H U T d&gt;

21c
Regular 3 for 25c
o A im

iv i

IM S KHW c o i o n i n

Tomato Soup, no. 1 10c
L in a

&lt; u *n r u

Toilet Tissue
— . 4&lt;
Kremel D esserts..... (ft
Bulk Sugar — , 80c

Lge. 2 For 49c
Pea Sou'p'

■ fk d a ; B U M

T S Beans

..

led Beef 10c

iSa&amp;iri Me
Crackers:

m e

10c

ffiJC T (o r

•

Oa

F K ftlr*

.........

10c

Gloss Starch, 3 for 10c
T a rk a y O leo............. 22c
AJ . I*.C. F lo u r......... 10c
rO FIX A K Bit AM)

Cigarettes, ctn........$1;19

ta

Oa

Armours T r e c t ____ 33c

t * Oa, K, B, IHHTXt

- *^

IVORY FLAKES
Lge. 22c &amp; e. 4c
DUZ, Lge.

- ,

�.
.

tUOT^DAY, 8

1 0 , 114 2.

TH E

SA N FO nn

H ERALD.

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SA V FU R D . T U B O D A

mother*, and then make hi* ar
dinner, bridge.
luncheon,
small m* i- •rrM r«ti*n f**r v m
)'«•», m i am
rr«*fl
rangement* accordingly
car lie*, and many
manv other kind* of I i f
* •iwiwd
,IN
* * r~
'*1 At ot
There are definite rule* laid j parties,
ir* «
Then come! the huiinea* of »e- down for the governing
„ of the J diversion
Any luncheon, small
rw®F^rty la *** •
curing a building.
A
careful rhgiibilit y of ho«te*»e«. K w ry liar tie*, and many other kinds a ■ •if- -te *»«»*&gt;
flrtriit* • * "
o. * &lt;«K r«*r i*wel»
M • " •
search hai
proved that
there attempt will t»e made to uphold of diversion A ') thing ihat will
r&gt;iAtwlh Itsage f? *:»•'
It ? M A I M B H E R O HODGKIN
lan't anything in Sanfoni large the integrity «f Senofrtl girl*, f;|\e them « few hour! of Some
•
.M
W
IASS
f
h
V
I
S
* rh 4
enough and at the u m r time and at the sam e time due thought ife and *tlli fo r * while that de­
* h s is H frset K I a ►
'
W ith th* approach o f Emil having proper facilities for rn- will tn* spent on safe guarding sire they all have to go home for
’
•
rh
}*
i
*&gt;
i*
&gt;
com e* to San ford on* of tho** tertmining to many
people
at our U&gt;y* from unhappy situa- n little while and U- with the
[
i » « * M n t f * l i -xf th * ■«•*! "
opportunities
th at
m ay
well a t once. It it thought that l it t l e 1 lion* There will be a tactful folk* T’ir»e won't In* actually be
* •m4er lH»
eervtflv i&lt;»
be her
most
trvaaurad
mem- stand* in the way of having the woman ot Sanford appointed to^ their folk*, tu t we are confident »• - I
lo
th e n u m r -if *
* ortra of th*
future.
T h at
l* lovely building built for which ret rive the g irl*, when approved, th.V 0 , hoMMUIlty lh ,y r « * tT » 1 “ '/ .'."'l.,,,
the opportunity to do fo r tome plans are already drawn. This nnd discuaa with them the better at iu r Sanford home* will be the r,
ae^rding r&lt;t i*»
th.
m o th e r* »on th a t which we are la a dream of a building, but * r w*y in w lich to entertain the*e very nett be»t to being home &gt;p i*^n» ik*r«in will he •**m t**
all hopinr ftomeone is doing for
Th* i
with
Mother
and
l
»*l
TSe
d
u
tiee'**1
t»i*a**i
hM4#r
*i
ih**
,“r’
hope it will not stop men. They will haw opportunity
i. I .M
those we lenre, to eatabUah a •t beln ^ Ju*t a dream. The loca- to receive instructions in .playing
of t h .. r h .ir ,«r
U .
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•hall f
Serv ice Men'* Club. T he E iccu - lion will be perfect, convenient the game* th at are most popular ly heavy end tak r muct hard
ilh
„f ta-t..hrr r*t.‘
, liv e Committee o f the Recrea­ for all. framed by Mr Mough
_____
* ith *ervlce men, ofcourse, with work and pi inning but the s a tis -1
•».! tai* j f,| ,uy ,.r sr,,t.m
tion Division o f
the
Seminole S . f 1 .£or1
M*llon
th . &lt;-ic»rtlon of crap*.
f .c i o n ,.f
thr .m tlln *. &gt;■
',i
Council h i t already been formed, whifh by th . way. niiitht writ
Sanfnrd x trl, will b . r .r .ly \lai'I'V
of I •« « t\ irr well
and an aura
of
determination be called h i, p .t. l«-ciu»c threufih t , m |r,rd in rn trrtaim n * th eir » 'tl more than halai-tr th .
...l^ .-..In n
anate* from —
it* . —
member*
.em
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*• i**,
p c n^.T
^ r* r* .n
n crr nr
hr na*
ha&gt; m
made
aar u
it j(articu
articular
lar t&gt;oy*. Whrn they lra»r
i r a t e iloc, not i«-rmit that w * ! ,■&gt; ( , . i , i hc. ii
the
name
of
Service
Men'a
Club
t h . n am .
B *rr lr « M « . C tu b ,. „ ln.
, hr Sanford
s .n f ,
Naval Air Station *r.|uainl you «i t h the Myriad o f
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&gt; n r ir a o r M r m r ,
»»r.tt
ro rrlg n .a*.n v itir* t“ t-r lahrn up hy th*|
* • " » * 'r l * " ' l l have to po they ..I I t»e leaving for forvlKit,
W h
»h&lt;«d o f tS:!• C o m m itt*. that it home »lonc f ,um iSruc a f f a i r *.., duty. In a II probability these gii I* |Service
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m
t
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: tu
ineiuniv • nvr\
Men's Club, nnd thoso
|»err. ^
* * * drcldrd a t t h . U
.tTuesday
Turvlay | ,n^ fro m |ha,- location.
i—
m be
i_ ,u.
___
First _will
the last who will en tertain!
ntinned ate but a few, hut they T im |fxir**tirfxr »« gliwxl
m a tin g at the City H all that a fre e t and Sanford Avenue, it them on th i***id r of the w ater*, j have appointed vour humble
»n'1 naniord
mem
tnia eior oi me
a ier*.i
............
t
l rlxiilrT Vilorula * Va^rh-i
it waft necessary to have a r» will work no hardship on anyone T heieforr, itwill lie
their duty to v*nt to brin^ l»ef«ie v&lt;m all t h o i r , (|n rtttI9
iiemiin*
ttla r weekly m eeting and Mon
rtAV
the- ““
acco“m -,
in
n ifT —FRTlVItAte
Speaking of girl*, well, all &gt;ou
----------- -------jm provide the stu ff of whkh mem- news concerning a “ *w
H AM S
ay afternoon a t 6 o'c*
o'clock Was I dainty lovlies better rurtsv lo* u ric, an- wnvri\ Ihr m rm orira. pli»hmrnt»
,lW «H 'IA T I«»h
R ecrraion in i*&lt; ANil lAiAN 4WI
ol
the
aside fo r that m eeting.
■4S*.itlNOI.K «NMniTY .« c..r
Jig.
y
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&gt;
g
*
Committee
pa«s
pa%.
M r'..' M.
I. " f ‘ h* " '» , r n " * n” * of th* l&gt;rtMT! i .on,ml" rr S"
*••»« JOtlwr line law* ,.f litT h e Fjxoeutlve Com m ittee will j when you
t| i t R t e .
t»f A m s f t r t
i»
H nli*
right. She'* the one who say* of womanhood that gi&gt;es into the thi m up an«l give \«» i the infor- *
iW
Wright.
of th?i h iAmerican
matbrn at regular M l m d . A fter ,,
ib
.Mt Jf.S ffY flliVtRN I M I i n f b
•ct a i • clearing house fo r *11 . you yea or nay. that it so far
mi tuilding
—
i our menHome,
will all.
li
*
KetrtnTi.rn
l»ni*ion
»•
,
•
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III.I.I
s
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w
plana
of
all».-•
comj m
ittees,
from
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put-j
aa
a* presenting
presenting you
your name to the
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with
th
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to
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over
only
the
b
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tln v on « hot. d oc rocat lo h o l d - i ^ r t of K(n, - Ap|,rova|
• lin lr il axf fhw H i la lr ..f ||»-V
I . * " i f ttr u m - " , M
‘T i n
they are *o far away. Many , ^rgam r'tion.
and &lt;*iicS of you
ir.|t « iorm .1 boll. T h l. ( r r i n p
I
N Y dlk rr,
t|er#A»r.l
4 ml
ment will prerent
Mr*.
Jo n c,
U' m " 1' ■bovT j/ U y r a r . ago our mm f o u e h t for i* «•&gt; i n d l T m . a h l r (dank nerm,
»rx- P»(»Bit*TO* ttiw iimtef
ib
I ,•* H|*»w«In 1 M ailer w ill m MR
^ f r o m deriding .h e w an t. W ednri- e h o k r
h * ,.I,lrn,litl I h r i r aornrn Individually by u a y . m r v to bail.] ..or rb .b min an edt1lx*- l*to* I hour* *»f xalr
i*n
V d .y fo r her lown party, Mrt. L w M
k ..T
hr
*.h* " V I ol dueling, l .e t l h r « . Iw y . Ira v r l&gt;c. I h . ( &gt;.|ll.p r r a d Ihr
name of
lit
Ih r 1 th 4*1 o f is I , It r i
lo «
. h I ^ . n \ J UU* h U r ” I rr* With a viaiori worth flfh tln e our rily and
it- t ra. louanm .
“
fim ith from l n .t l .li n r th a t .he
•I
Ih r fron t iltMxr
lh»
^ m nr.n *y!" for, not with plitola but with throuili.m l the . nt in- ...m itt) l i e , .
t 11 "tie r of grm lnntf i*r»nntv
had thought o f Wedneaday for
make vtuj
ib
lx . 1 H.tnft&gt;rt| K h -rtil »
(f*'
her thim ble-lhim bl. whoM-got-the
•r
AO«t »rl| lo |hr highewl
d ite . They nrd I** in hammo* with it It tl v j f
•thim ble (tam e., and Mr. Jone»
. -I M&gt;Mm f , •r ra ih llte ft*1
Mil l&gt;n h a v f ■
rleenesi
re,
other*,
*nd
in*l
evj
la«t atobbom ly holding h i.
t -lex. llhftl lot
fa. .
••
nd thought of a* the un- ■°* ‘er* l ewn t.. lit •t »1tl \t»ur*. 1
t U n it •Hu,.tr In H* mtii'M*
and ■ reidy aimle, and that c o m - .I 1” ! , ' . . 1'' wall of loyal hearts Ea ch ttf ytui will l*&gt;- Inti * t d n n k , ' J
i' '
Phirhfn lo « m
b
io
.lin
o
—i
‘.
b.
1.
n.._
I
breakable
ib
J i i 11 '.^fUrV H l ,&lt;;n* , O n? « ’ t tUt* |hin.ticm ean*t be other th in line
hut t t r rnnro*t «I - 1 i n * §■ with n
I • I I of
U loe b
X
. t
Hr I
frotjt the L i k u Mto fath er, and |So bow, my buaiaa, and u y thnt will keep the enemv from
yw 1 1it* halve |
»- •&lt;’H|iith 11&gt; |&lt;i«i i h* t . . f

SERVICE CLUB
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. Ir . tint.
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mlr to
I..
ti.a.lr
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« i» v r r r i their conduct. T h e y w ill
o ' I ,1» t rt
b rin g to
th r
fo re fro n t
their
y^
(j l. , ,, llTk vtill * 11 |* for
O il* * i , fall ilt4 »N Si'
•xt ert* »t r ha i m a r d do nil the y ,
||n,
, th. ( t •♦ ng t r a y 1
,
1 • K f •1* I Mot* ,
.a n t.. f ill t h r T rc r tim e o f there
,hr
h, „ M
i s|*»:»TH H i
11 ftik-* i * l«*r
•*•• Moi for 1*1i in I iff
?nrn w i l l li*!l t n r a i nnd jo y
, -| m ri.f . r i *•
n f m*mi
the i
t r r t h r d a y . o f r i .t d .t u d v aiul
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I r a in in g they m i n t undergo,
\it f,*
,m ii
with w m n l |M|&gt;er a m i i i i -: n r s e r i h i , i i l h i h
believe that w r i tte n r i l e s will not RM| ,,|at r
»,»in
Tl' I ' l i n t m
n r i T i o v m n»
l i n •»
tv
m l \t i
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be necvleii. but th e rule* of loyal. ,,a r |m r),i
in n ii i i » i&gt;:« r u n n i i n n i r &gt;•»
happy, t v m p a th e tic .
ap p rec ia tive!
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a i&gt;
*» : wivc »i . k m n n ,
ov
I h rartn will hr all th r cul&lt;l* n r r r .
A n&lt;ivr|
t i n ; awrii i m
»*r « « g«*w*cM.*

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kWright Outlines Florida

Grid Prospects For Coming Year

By FRANK WRIGHT •
. G A IN ESVILLE, Kept. 10. &lt; lw « W )—Many a fooUMil (ram tin*
f f M yp and down In proportion
H th* perform ance of it» »ei
•4t)*f*tlon. and »hc ItMtf Dim|tv of Florida aquad which ina
It* Intugtral on Rcpl ll» app«
tO b t Oltf wboar lu ffi-o r* .
|H Urgf mraaurv Ir* dclrrml
by th* r r lm n «
j In lb* Hn». for r cample.

DO accrrt that Ihr |urr m .-t
•#t bjT feUgrnr (01r&gt;»| I at a*
ilOT, Fl'Vd KonMaky at guar.*.
Nl*k Klulka at trot. K«- *
prtTTfd hu fcotball wort Si,
fo r lb# trio thl* l« th ir la«t *
' Ot (o llffiilc ball
Stan t
j Who rtportrtl late. i« (hr ti K
.man arming thr tar VI* *im*iidi:
l i t fifft f|n«l« I llll»rlf i l .t t

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A S K A llt il T (ll K I I tlN IM IR
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110 EAST SECOND ST

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■luaricrback. Th*y iLn’l have thn
blocking pcwvr of Loteku. but
they have other attribute*.
Khbt.lt McNcal I. ©nr of ihi
vprnlletl back* In w e n t C!».or
ffHd Malory. If •nil when Andy
ll rue km cornea In. hl« ^aluru! abil­
ity ami u p trirn c t *f la«t araaon
|ought to lie helpful
I What f ph©m»»rr hark* like
•Junlc
“Horary. Bobby Frailer,
|Bobby C l'btrt. (la
t iir r Sutherland,
Paul Duhart. Flan »• Salvatore,
firn ip with, rrmaiu* to ••** Bran
Thry have to rain th* ir rrpula
! t|un' tiu lir thr firm «*f actual
vanity rom|&gt;rtil»on
T»n»** »rdjr
is thr anawer to h * w* I* .»n r v
high trhool ir cjlbi.'* frr*hniun
ilar will prr.nnn in the tmurocr
rirn.it of vanity ball
Muny playrr* h a 'r ***rmc«l »»•
hit their peak* »• * ••|ihonw»rr«
Certainly rondn n Mitchell** Sat
urtiny nfterno n iH»rf**rmanrr» hn
lira! lima rn thr varaltv
irlittrring. It ^h« ul-l I** niter«*lrig t » watch hi i • ••#r
j lO.garnr rtrel-h ••*' • *■*• ** ' on
•horlly la brain
Bill f ’orry, who% • *•»m|H t*tlon
dull* hark two je i.i- -if
d#rau»«* '*f an unrinti* ■» h»»«t
pluy ul all la I
m l'**^- m
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•f&lt;»r «'iin A I fullbk. ■ play
l
brilliant *»»mI* hI If. thr * # * ••on.
and pfr*b!*i»t
t ih** rnvrr*i*v
•tuilrnt l#«aly. &lt;••»». •rnipl.fi*
thr br*t I i *
|H*rfi*rinan«** «t
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ran |u m III* |iifdiii a ii Ii
Irf*j| who have •Vrf of*, f l '*•
Ornrip' and Blo*
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of good

AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAI’KK

fnna »cd I°t*
cooling drink*

SA N FO RD .

EnUbliahed |n 1D0H

voLOna^panv.

Auxiliary Firemen in Action

Fh. MO

TAMPS!
to n

iNeck Hones 2 lbs 19c
UralrrB (*af

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2 lbs

19c

ft#1**1 ft»|a

( hinu Is Paying
( IdHi* Attention
Ti: Inti’id Crisis

u . bail l.rr ultar* of rx-

Beef Brains fb 15c

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flows, floors, rurnigntfd tin I 1*
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TW O 476*10 Urea In fin * comli
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fir*,
windstorm,
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lion. At n Wiving C. M. ltoyd
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EIG H T ltO O )f H O U SE, two t o : BUS. 01»l*0irrUNITIES
lot*. g Mhl garden, v an ou , km&lt;l,
of fru it, clear title. 1‘rlcrd i . wGrocery called by
.n ra b iy . J . W. Ila rk ry , 1417 Owner 0 * 8
lln cle Sam . Good propoaitioa
Dak A rc.___
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for oultlt Cash Hal*.

itA IIY C H IC K S. It. I. U " i* a n l
l!&lt;Kk% 1 1 0 8 6 hundraJ, C , O. D. f o u n d
Nlchola
H atchery.
K ln gibm ,

* FOUND) Watch, ownar ma;
GUAVA8 for Jelly, also gwel
slntwbvrry planta. A. K. Bo*,
totter. Celery A w .__________
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Haddock! Cod! Hfd Prrch
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llonelr**. No W a.lc'
Uelicloui
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lb

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f.rwpwfrwH

Hearts 2 no. 2 25c

MouuhMcm .

P0TAT0FS
- a *
UJL No. I J«r**y CobWcro

Peaches no. 2Vi 19c
Oap Vr*#
V«a I • ■ s'*

GRAPES

■l*k*V‘a riaewt llaMea Haalaaa

Onions

Corn 2 no. 303 23c

g . C. a r w a

■tag!#? *• glarat W **l» H rn tl

Cabbage

2

12-oz

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no. 303

23c
11cji
8c

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Pickles 22-oz.

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10c
17e

camSlaw

3 lbs
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Rutabagas
Carrot*

19c PRUNES

Farm Harvest
. WASHINGTON. S.pL 11. W3
L-Pro*pact* / U r
an
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crop prodaaUon of unproeedentd
riUoM
eoolinuad
to
impruva
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lb’ 4c

bch

7 Vic

grata* hay. *41 M^d,
iT augar, fruit and
nlao n targa *ottoo
host avaraga eron af

lb W it

111^ where he »■» horn Feb. I I .
1881.
Fun eral te r r ie r , will !■*
announced later.
T hr Krlck»**n
Funeral llo m r I* in rh » rg r *.f
arrangem ent*.

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32-os* 27c

GRITS
5 lbs. 15c

BUTTER
12-oz. 19c
24-oa. 33c

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potlight W i l l !

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. . . ! «■Min* legeil in
*1 l&lt;*,r ( Nov
,
Ml Oir , ellttal ('■!.ti.. Ii.,••.*(*• i»t«.rie.i thev
Nmi f.tre.-* which
l ll.. l e ie . It.V"» tn the
r I .( ihe l.t.tiny
oil
.., rite tie*. •&gt;, f»»"•»*. W*&lt;l
■it Ittl.rtl tt the offeft*IVk
&gt;11tv.ttf t «*»tl»t.iriiM
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,i&gt;ile M»r»h«l
|. \f. I. « . ..rp. .till h|.
,...l
the .le—il *0 mil*,
.f VI, %and* la
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•Itga*fe*l »M •treat

A l t o rn e&gt;
I n t r u u s .'s

l.f iu l ( h e r ( b n e r n o r

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la

tha a i T r f V w Bmtoa and BUmpa
la JMy. 14 w m wtononwd today.
Tha Banford atar* was the eoJy
ualt la tha aaathautan dUtrVt,
comprising m a etgtaa, tn hare

MO

b y . tha

I

I"'

*g«»n»l

. i ’ men

Women Pilots
t. h day
J o i n Military
ii»airttali»*«l
nv. Health Aerial
Squadron |
\1 t.i 5 0O

\ussie Troops
Brace ^Vgainst
JaoH In (itiinea

' .' lHg« '
t'OI |M

Ith I ’rn lr .

,, l 2 IMHO*.

VVA- IIINtiTON. Sept l&gt;
]»,, f .. .i miiltat &gt; •tpia'li**"

\,|«t ra ils.

Ilfttrd 2*
«la ) aft

Sin t

lt . . . ! . . .

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• p r i o n ...I

f ,.! II..

l,n&gt;l neg t la t c l

In o .lH 'lt ' ollllll*"

ri.,,,1 .o -..n o n filer* will
lu, I ....... lh* Women'.
i)ia i )

lUrti ar» All».**l
mi «hr ma Wing

!•■»•&gt;«

I lie drpiil v i no I

Slnnlry range
eor.lt of &lt;&gt;en

|‘ ’
Ail* , •&gt;•

,I,l i e . c l

f«*tt v wiuadn»n '••tb hr«»i I •« *

to D

in A M rn
v m . trinay
i,u * r lc i. .1 Wilmington Del
|
Tb»*
Transport
* ommsiui «*&lt;|
opiu-r Aca.lcniy s«nfnrd. t 30
&gt;V to 6 00 I* M
Saturday, Scndeit b* M .i.G c n H*rold I . . I
ralth I'nll. Sanford. * 30 A &gt;1 l.r o r g r , flic* *11 Army P a n *- , |u.
. 10:30 AM
|from th r f*&gt; torlr* In *lrf*rb l* in j
■'Pulmmary lul-trulo*i* In lli»| the i 'n i l c i SU lM *nd to over , it(
i.rlleat *lagc* rnu-c. no aymp- , r „ war tone*, but George
■m*" Dr Putnam **&gt;d "The dl- lh , » u « lll*rv '* initial o p eratio n *,
would t.r c«*nfined to .uch *n&gt;«M
ate can &gt;•* ilelrelr.1 &lt;" 'hi* aUg® plane* . * trainer* an,| ll.iw m . 1, ,
nly by an » lay " f thr lung*
within
th r .
Fn,.l hamllrr. ,*r&gt; I .lomratlc »m cra ft, and entirely
S t .t r *
nnta arr r.prrlnlly urgr.1 to havr U nltnl
Thr nrw organltallon w *. an '
fCsatiawcS •« »*•••
nounccl at a prra, conference b y , |*
Secrrlarv Sllmaon.
who noU d( tu
l l at iiualificationa for the women |&gt;l
pilot, would j # a jbatanllallv tha |
•amr aa for men—aga 11-36. high ( to

WASHINGTON. Sept. I I . id'
— President Roosevelt seid. to
day ha hoped by Monday t •
put Into affect practically ’-K
the raeacamendatlons of th.'
special committee which ato.lir.1
W ASHINGTON. Sept I I . ( A 1 tha vital rubber problem, nv
said
Senator Pcpper &lt;l&gt; F la .)
ommending nationwide gaerlior
rationing. Ha a*id, however
-a
a
^
W
ln
g
't
o
”
undertaka
Im­
It might taka time to effevtu
mediate construction of the rto•te the gaaollna rationing. .&lt;&gt; ■idm cansl on his own finances
be handled by local board*. The
mill the Government or Congrees,
President aakd a fellow’s neigh
provided funds lor the work.
bor is the beet Jodge of
Pepper said Ihe proposal woukl
I * aubmlited Immediately te Ma­
whether he la tulng hie car
properly. The President ex­ i (or OeneTaTZugene Re ybojd. chief
pects te name a new rubber , of the' Army Engineer Cerpe,
administrator by Monday, but lor hla consideration.
Tha senator d l d n ° t n a m e the
ba gava we due aa to the proscontractor but said he waa »
pnctlve choice.
Meanwhile, Senate and House
leaders arranged n conference
with President Rooeerslt Uta
teday m UgUlatUa te held D,t/ *lf»a«' • W tar of talen tak
U * x the neck e f MHngJ k'taT
failing te agree ee the d d allt teed thet the canal weald be

during

the

Y o u th s Not To Be

Called For Month*
WASHINGTON.
(4 1 —President

S ep t

Rooeevtlt

11,
In­

formed hi* preee conferonee to-

s c , w n . r $.£;
FIAJRIDA— U tile temperature
e h « n n tonlfhl '■ilh
K ilU n d
thunderahowers
thla
afteipoon

dey he thought there wetshl
b , 7 no tveeemlty of taking
youth* 18119 la te the a n a * 4
service* before the first of nsAs

year through tha d ra ft

Lane of HOT West Second Btrrft. night.

i* i Mhi'ffcn

*&lt;jr-

N ...........

. . ii.ao* a ll- •i a•he*l thr* ugh
. ii. h IIimi •»• »»* •*Utakirt« of
n th* i . - iiih
•■id
\t &gt;•#.!•*k oO flu- load t" thr
i) oil told* Ihr ItuatHana ir
I thru nl&gt; •ignal aureeaaofll HUMd hHit lhiIn11*"l of t»*r
•o f M••I r v •aMnlt-lt* whl.h had
i tn. t m l i o r i i •• »man
f• ,*in»h di%i«i*,n wrlr
.1 t4• *a \o»fc* t»o n .Ii* Mirth
i,,
,u 1 *n l H» -oine

, , i.11— t.**i Hit'
... I.touch! in " el » •
I„| Al,** tile*' f " 1
........ Heard II. of »*“&gt;"
I.......ig*.'

f •*fcr«1 t*»
th r
j,
. ihm iatlog

(k&gt;ntractor Is Ready
To Start Canal Work

Johns la H a n ^ w snprU ae

iaiuT ^ii ^
«*l W ..t Ul« I

S t a ir H ealth Bourn Vl,
Tn Ilf Here M onday

-

..» *n
■ . |*i . f

'

Nationwide Ration
Of Gas Will Start

In Bond Sale C on te st
lum Leave* For
orifolk Navy Base ■ M r * . C an to E cfaU and Mrs.

In Your

1
“ .

A fghanistan hss a g cn n -l
ration of nearly a mile

E a tlg * Guy Wood * f tha United
Stalaa Navy. adevriUlng managar o f Tha Sanford H«raM until
ba ratal red hla ccmmlaaion two
■MoUia ago, ha, computed a
praUmlnary training courao at
Dartmouth ColUga a t Haiwnmr.
N. H . It wwa laarnad here today.

ti-Sneeze —

..... ...
'RSSi

F a ll On S a n fo rd Mbhiio \-Aay i ju t ()*

ch ca in l i t * .
Ijr u l. Lutlw lr **&gt;• cade
la aroppad In letter " w *,h out" at any .ta g e •
•a ordinary mall bull training w ill i&gt;*m iiur.l
t w a iv e d at pr»t of- ,ume civilian life or ten

■■

Phvsiciliy Fit
.....

than

• .if'* -f thr « m
ti.. •11.it k f*|*tur.' •f

,

..pie.. . ,...... '■' a-..,,j I)(;ctor Stresses, ibudwig
In OverBringn
One
' ..... ; .
! Need Of Keeping t ()f Scmp M

EnslgrTWood Finishes
Navy Training Course

PRUNES - 2 No. m carts

ta d

I

'&lt;• al I'Um m sh'in* tn
•’ '
1 •«|r,'(ia4*a for th. A*
■
j v* dl In' paid
\ ..vral
*|')
« •
, .i nt t*» thr I ' nlv* i*it v
y»a. Alhm*.
t»a.,
______ __ _
i month*' pre-flight training
•bout «rt*«pondcnc&lt; I which they will go !•» one
rn aflo a t or afield in| turtle training station, t
a rea can lighten their, country
They will
•"
nrlderably by taking, flight training at either
of iHo Ntxy's latr*t rota or Corpus &lt; nn*li. I
-V -m a il, acr-tnlmg t " 1 The train in g perl .I
. Holly, acting po*t ! Iwe. n 10 anti I f month*
j which th* cadet* earn
typa mall, written on I month, plu* keep an-l on
tn. which ran be oh t liradualea will 1- .onto
uty poatofflce or *ub |ed pilot* with the r.nk (
photographe*! on 1« In Ihe Navy or .......
I
mlcrofUm ipooU. great anl in ihe Marine i t,..
. th * bulk of ordinal &gt; Iheir pay become#
»
n arrival a t their *le* plu* »ioo t-mu* for e*. h
tey ara reproduced l! year.

Survirora Include a brother, Ira
Thomaa Paga of Dlekaom two
al.Ura, Mlaa Madga 1'aga of Dick
•oil, and on* who retldea In ( hi­

SUGAR

b lB L A in o a i^ &gt; b 'f« "l« lB woriL
Arp'r Trne J; ^rn-j Bier*.

.

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roll 9c

rv

,i ihr tm m r.ltatr rap tu re o'
-i.li'H 'i .'I '&lt; nn) *
»nd it*•I n. . I l )•« •t.mibrr
lM**»|»a. m a­
, I. t.t • »m t |*lmit • l.w krai In thr

inn |
jMlUIxl
hour)
L»u|*r«
and •&lt;
Bid

i ' . i n t r •*aa,g_.i

HEI.rWANTBO

r a birr, IfiOktjed wWtlprOMltiWif ^
Irmtlitn
Rial Star laid ntplurru qoco„ „ „ l. ,li&lt;&lt; l.wr-l Hitler h»d d«-

l«»" I

COOKIES

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I Ilf N an wai macMno. T k « .t H t f
man b«*» tNfO»nan&lt;| ad m ltU a Ul^

H»0

' Mill *|»|»r«*\f ap|«flrant«

William H. Page,
A. C. L. Engineer
Here. Is Dead
lowing • brief illneM. Mr. I'»g*
had bean a locomotive engineer
With lha .railway »lnca h* e*no*
to Banford tn l*ettm»&gt;ar. ' 9 2 '
11# cam * her* fr-m Dirkiun.

w ater O trnN

RIDE AHEAD AND WARN
IFF B L A K E y ^ - — —
COMIN'/i

1 i ’ i«»Ih

i*
i'f *
i gfpl

_
.
«h. SoHlfcalda
New (I m k i will te offer**! I" | Vontlaj.
realth and phy»k»l education, W
1 e.l.td . m-S.m.1. will alamt.« lit. ,
r
at t l »«’ * . Mw
|
radio amt electricity. and great children
&lt;
High at 11 40 A. M
*'1
r- ,tre»* will Ik nlaeed oi&gt; . te Junto,
.
l.ttm
m
ni
School
at
11:50
A
9
,
correction of health defect, than i
Ihe »enioi
high at
.,
iwlore More walking lot »r.d
t
M
,ei
Monti*
v
the
cltwtng
.........
,chool chiltlreh 1* predict*-!, acl
.
t
i
l
U
orimane*.
3
00
I*
M
'
the pupil, will In- called uiwn &gt;&lt;’ t
caiiit the wai effort by buying .Junior IligS. 1:10 I M .
S
■tamp* anti boon, and collecting mar School. 3:20 I*. M »n-'
h - .-l,
■crap for tb# war machine*, m nule High. 1 3 0 P M All .cl.ulH’h
(•« . • m rm bri •*( &lt;•'
1......... lantu.
addition to teaming He
three will open at 9:00 A. «
Aviation '('aflpt
S* I
hour* will tletermlned Monti ir
,v al
Board
will rmtlf brrr t.» »nt.
All
children
are
requeatnt
to
Seminole High School pupil*
applirant* l»rtwpph '» nil
will report at the achmil audi regiitai Monda). Buperlntrihlen and f» OO I' M
jC«nlinw#d an Fat*
toriurn at 9.00 A M Mon.Uy an.l
\|&gt;|dtrant* ntu*i t*« u i"'1
high ti Ii.Mll gradual*** i"
||ih)*inl fimilltion
I *•••*! *

L e m o n s 5 for. 1 0 c
Lam. rwwaw *er U _
Limes
do*
5c

Bar after

| ia r ta r a t Xenl’A
Kpec lai rale . dead:

f

laid

1 uDtrinttnlmi .- J ,. Yi-

* i¥ p~‘

BUH1NKSH 3WHV1CB

STORAGE
HJaraga.

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1

|»f •pillAl h l ’•
|""IHiI* "f
1 onion*, .loo |m&gt;iiii.|* of i f * « n
Ftro Hrwvenllrtn Week, which lion*. 50 |mhin.I•
par&gt;lr&gt;
j pnun«l« nf Kngli«h i»s* •
rred this ye»r »• •
measure unucr
■prn.nl. .*f ' ki,. t o«»H iw.-nol
lh * active participation of ■ h e , aartini.yrllow •*|n..»h
|*oni.dCivilian Ite fe n .e A u .llin r, K »em e.,
(tor
1 l.r.N «o|i 2,5011 |HHiibl*
&lt;abt
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I
n
f
'
»
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t
if
I
ire paring to deal with tire •» • " " A '* Mo. » h c r* the firemen inrltile the fpe ln*»|p* •h*#w jMtuntl
I ol»«rt » )N.l|tt.|
ng , l l h nert»l laiiiler.
Ti&gt; them *•«• « I lottn
t lll.ll

With n«w activUie* pl«i»nr.l b*«,w i'l t"
eM»c of the war, *ch«wl tloor, iW «
Sanford will *»iOK 0|wn Monday i •ct.-.d*
morning to “welcom* b«ek to|i.n. I n
•chftol" aomo I.SW
l"&gt;r»
a"d| i the t
f |,|, who for the U»t
th ra«,| ,..n v r,
month, h«v«t&gt; Iwwn mnr. o. lea,
afiloytng tKcfk itimmir vacatton.
J.uilv u a &lt; t r * t r t

culture d»oertnv
Uta to u t Karday In aattmaUr
a r w t would ba 1 percant higher
• th an Uta D ^ k ^ r
Sagrrtary Wkl
repoft aa a “tr
ova* Uta Axla
In aplta of Iba
“damand, upon
©arvl fiber aro •- - ,
will not Lava anough to
every «m all tha- food ba or
wants.”
" I t bahoovea u* to emuerve
amount earafully In triaw of

Tm l

Asparagus pic. 19c

Fillets

| nil |M.nn l*

Open Doors At 9 A. M. Monday

■luMlaN WIU h Ctlnf

V e g e ta b le s

m u , ef a

ti

1*

j pep|wt« A»»o )*. , il*
||ep|H*l
t mm j. » in I*
•nrUliN* too |t.|i..i*

, *I*V iem .atln g th* flghlin* *UV
a political declaration.'th* Brittsh
go»*mm*eit announced that U had
M l.d only after th* Madaga.car
Sbuthoritlea had rafuaod to moperate In making th* UUnd Mf»
for th* UnlUd Nation* agaln»t
th* A*U, , .
Further, th* BrilUh g».»*rrmen! prcml^d that it ha* “no
t e r r it o r ia l datlgTts on Madaga*-

T.gnlnt F m h " Produc*!

ir»|4sN MlaM

Shrimp

* »«»••

Iliitieh . acknowlrti^ing lb«

It.-a ..f .11 (itanra, drwpptxl a tat*
, f*
of Iwmlw on Duaaal.1 .f m thr ftillh raW on Ikal
uty. vital center of m achlltry
no.I . hrrt.ii.al lllduatrita f t l jW l

» *•»f '•TT

I nf Mark ••%•••! l • •
i Inn. • 1 .’"•l
■•* *t

jonra. 100 mil** farthw dawnlh*

LARI)

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i
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! 5un , mmii,.I. ..f l..

TSogt) Ro»r*» n»v*l *»»•:

IIAMltURGER

I^Ui’ PHtfeB E^el*y
Bay!

Limas
.

ling .»•»*• * •

rmmtt, and lloronogt*.
*70 mil** t» th*
U * « l d**Ur*d th* United SWW*.
J-m-l “coual r**pen*iblllt7
with
^ B ritain for th# attack on Mkd*&gt;

14

WYYS Worker (lives Benito and Adolf a Raspberry

l&gt; .

Th* peri, w ^ AmUaJ*. IM
£-&gt;llr* ***uth of lh* B rllU M a *

____

pork KldaoO. W t.U n , a*le«l
Pork Chlttertlny*. ta*D
3p*r« Bill Ewd». lra»

Corn

N TM H KU

A.vsoclaled I’ rc w

LONDON, Bept 11, &lt;*&gt;—
gPrlme MlnUter W i n * t o n
Churchill announced In the
House of Common* today
that three place* on the coast
of Uadataacar again*t which
Operation* were started yeaterday have been captured
with little onpoaltlon. Ca*ualtlea were light, he *ald.

SHORT RIBS

F tsNt Tm m U
Mackerel lb 17‘/2C ■••IkPlr'a
Catsup.. 14-oz 15c

Mullet

M em ber

11. DU

STEWING BEEF

Tendcroni 3 pkg 19c

r a i Hf UH&gt;uH

174KURNI8IIKO ft rm.tn buttM
nmr High School, Thona 0 30-J.

FOR SA L K : Two com plrtr *&lt;e•md-hanl bathroom ou tfit*. See
1 In window a l 3111 K ari l i t St .*
lim n . 127.

j

No. 7 STEAK

Pork Liver, aliced, lender
Pirk Bralo*. h W I Ml*
Pi rk Tall*. W n U p t aalect

|t v*r«\
t*h' 1
lift ii«-I hrrn I *

I

VEAL CUTLETS ... lb 49c

VEAL PATTIES 4 for 19c

Wright.
Miw
,i
,• iI
linrup will d u o
,-rtli •
to l*f «rr*n
If. •' \n iiir.it
anvthirc l*nt |ilrnt!fiil
Florida dor»*i‘t .ippi *n
f«*Min'a opening *%stI.
ftp of l-rllliufit
f othnll I* one »pnrt ,f I •
|&gt;rrtJictahlr• Thing* ina)
a* bail it* they areni] ••­
thing* Irked Lad tbriP *••
a hapnv rr*:ij«
Idf* uni f
are likp that

l U

POT
ROAST
lb 29c

BREAST of VEAL .lb 21c

i**

*

Sliced Bacon lb 59c

l)RK SSR!&gt;-TO O Iini:»(

|»

1* •

(&gt;■«•*. Ik- * * *

Tender Cuts Stall-Fed Beef

Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 52c

•» l*i

|h lir\i « p ,i‘ m t *••!’ • * •
f*»r nn' •lemaml
'*» r--*1
u«

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■■ III Preatlam ra a *« l*B

•

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1•

hu*

White Bacon lb 21c

an.t

M\&lt;a-I I.. |ialrM
*i .nl i*%|iI«*iI mIIoii are

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W eater. K ata

la I#

FRYERS and

Mrt. h

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21c

Bacon in piece lb 3ac

GROCERY FRICKS GOOD
THRU ’’’ED.. 8E'»T. HI
MKAT and PRODUCE
PRICKS GOOD THRU
SATURDAY. SEI*T. 12

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Wiuit »‘S'V t C o f

n *. •■■•aim* n m t

Q ra-tity Rirf.t-: Rejerved
119 V . Ih&gt; STREET

•. i•S• *r». of a

i.iui htl

lb

IAMS, Leg String End, lb 35c; Round bone End, lb 39c

*.

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Hr.*4 Hl**l*.«

F R IU V V . S K r r K M U E R

ThouKanda Of Pounds
Of Produc? Wi l l
Be Purchased For;
Bases In Florida

O p e ratio n s S t a rted
L. Yesterday,
Y este rd ay. W
W ii tt h

Little
Opposition,
Churchill S t a t e s

Bacon

F L O R ID A .

NavyRequestsji^jg^y R A F Airmada Blasts
TnMonTnndiD11sseldorf W a y F ouiidries

STORE &amp; BAR
I1X .W . FI ret 8L

TOP EVERT

PURCHASE WITH
W.VMSAVMCSSMHPS

BILL’S PACKAGE

BUY WAR BOND

I l»t r il

THERE'S NO QUESTION WHERE THEY'RE
GOING. EAGLE PASS 15 THE ONLY TOWN
j, _
_____ THAT LIES AHEAD.

(T C

IN TOWN—

, . and when jjpu nhop nt your Tg*le Sup.ily you nave more on everyday buyin*.
jr hot M.iclaU an* good all week, and every week’ we have u Lflful of aaving*

thr Indian Jieotl*-, t. ll

A * -rue DftfjMM GANG* 5HAKJNG HANDS WITH THE FINDLEY
1 GANG / TONTO, THERE'S REAL •------ ------------ ------------TROUBLE BREWING/ r ___

THE COOLEST SPOT

When You Save— You’re Working For VICTORY!

■and h»* atoff can d vi-lnp n • w lluwrvrr, it li III*- rort*rii*u
•u big qiioation. T hric i*n‘l ntorh mail) Wi ll-yliirhl «•» »e|V« l •

By FRAN STRIKER

PUT ANEW HAT ON YOOR
BUDGET OOUAK

repair* rna be
toon as “*pott

lie or indie.
lit
cither tew*
Chinee* manpower niuet, Implefreedom of action la • m atter:ituent l i e rouiiterbbiw.
o f world knowledge.
• T hat’* why the stalling nf the
In A lie hind*, thle la twletad Indian crisis ie dcuneJ mi ImjKirInto ’ a damaging weapon. The .ta n t by a.iute cb w rv n s. "'Jxy
Axle tan and doee challenge our tay it would t« the veriest t,ag •hon« tv in urging political free­ Iledy
If th# rerotlatlons indicate
' dom abroad while denying it to •that “Colonel ftlimp" ie In the
Ian important minority at home.
, Kiua.kaet
interception
record* ' laddie igaln.
disclose that thle la a favorite |
________
Nasi theme in attempting to di-,
tide the white and non-white. A ermine ki
alliee.
! ironing *i«.t *
The ( ine*e. right now, ore*, mending lime,
kteptre of United Nations destiny 1eorted thnode,
li&gt; A»ta. The Jsonrese retreat In and eye* trd
ib» ina .r.1 ptovin re, and the re*- elorrd in a ■1ignatlm cf f oreign Mlnistrr To- Ing tackle I it

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