1 10 20 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f066e95f5b6743dd5ddb4ae5e48f0913.pdf 9cb13ac8dae7f234fb07867a5b12a44e PDF Text Text &' ■N <> \ ( s ---- * • 2 NoiemeEK. I - r ^ h « ^ r /94V u k. s n ^ V e c £ m e E (t 2 % /?W » �I * \9 * ' --t \i ? n --r ^ -. •>. 1 ♦ rOUfc Ri ki ONA l COAL ll m» r tik u be free, If we alsii U f r t u t f i Inviolate those IneallaisLU |>d,l legtn for which we Koto k t n m long cooloadInj— <r* —n t flgtbtt r i n i o f u n t il. VOLUME XXXVI •V m iI ■ j S A N F O K I ) F L O R ID A , EsUbllHhed 1908 I , A P IU D A Y , N O Y K M R K R . 21. M em ber I •» 11 A t n o fliln l M Press J MI1KR III. I Resistance Stiffens ‘ - A T LEAST ONE EXTRA f t 00 BOND! p l o n g h r u ^British Driven From Hoven But French Armor Penetrates City Of Strasbourg r o p e a n r !W ^lfV Tokyo Is BombedBy American Land-Based Superfortresses F o r W arJ G o o d s {T e ll r o n t O f N eed Public ll^ged To Buy, Bonds As Necessity ForSupplying Front Line Troops Is Told War Finale At Rhine Eisenhower 4 M r________ _____ The Germans drove the| British from Hoven, north­ east of the Reich city of Geilenkirchen, an the Ameri­ cana and British met the moat savage resistance since I)-day along the eiltire north­ ern of the western front, In the south, Strasbourg, ^penetrated by French armor, Need of equipment And *i/pplteJ for the fighting men ’o\ci there,’ wan 'itm u n l last evening by Ci|it. tJ. I*. .Smoot of the Sanford Naval Air Station in u abort address to a large crowd gathered at First Street i\nd Magnolia Avenue for a Sixth War lx>an Rail) (apt. S moot urgrd the I'uLlic to ' tiuek up our Wax Bond drive out of our surplus funds.” "Our fiylttintr men are putting Up with hnnUhip* we can't 1m airine” , dts hired ( omdr J. C. Shoe), flight truiniiti; «*fficer of 1 hr Mai 100 . and he udded “ The t eat * as dr can show our thanks •>n tl ia I hank*vj!ivini’ , u to buy I ^Var iiofida and keep them. Drive • lunrmun 1 rank Evan* pointed out that Seminole ( ’aunty# with a populntn n of only 22,000 had JJtH) men in the »i»mce, or one out of every ten persona, and . urged that these be bucket! up by going over the top on the present war loan .Master of ( erenn me* Ed I-unc declared that. "The Imy* over there *rr doing their job, by buy­ ing bond* Wilt help win the war (I MM r*s. I'agr I ual ’ First Raid Since Doo­ little’s M a d e B y Bin: Fleet Opera­ ting From Saipan Look At This I^eyte Stwplv Lille And Buy Bonds (0* Aivnuifd P ffiii \ A m .tfhty armaria o f Sup. orfortiv.Ases l»!astrri Tokyo lotlay. oprniiiR w hat ( Ituieral A rn old said was an "a tta c k which w ill !»»• ca rried on relentleH.*ri\ from tin* air until the <ln> o f the land and spa m vasm n“ »»i .lapan's honu* islaiids An iinriHclc oil numher o f H ' * > I w\ i• t • • t i>4ire«| «• t •* • ' ' • ' U »np|.*t« .1 an -already may have fallen. The . capture thi* (thine bastion would *' t <f.. | U’l.il rr . oin seal o ff the Rhine retreat route '■ 1 v> * i* «o I l.io.l ,tt d:lw it for the German 10th Army. *.i t hi •loo in11« r114 lu. Unfavorable weather nlowrd I I r *»ol Infant; \ r* ntid file other Allird Joroe* In the *outh-■* o. l.ip.in*- . from I iiim.ii thr|nnrfhAern V a ifti. Muddy Tommies in •i Hiatiwi ••( tin* l.mta-hii.i line I»(it*L I • \ I' 111\ 111 < Hi iRF i ,iii.i-ways of •*o od i I l• r I \ I. ltd.. Holland ploughed to within less •I wi -ti'iti | ii ‘ mi 1s|mIH| (Jff|I S I line tip on I .evtr III ll h ,' *>w •Is lir IV how Mi *1 .| I, ■. I than two miles of the Duch bord•fxl \| i* AftVtiar »id the cntii'c 'hr tm h .d Philippm * f«*i I.Hi \t ,»e A »lliiir'* furht inr t.», 1 tint .1 •Mr citadel of Venlo. N imadiita line i> ?»n\% rtpOACii •l»»*el\ fn^rther with* nt frill ••( enentv hnmher nil in'l •i • •r•»• *• »• v The U.8. Third Army captnrrd \no r• .*» ill i. h \ mi f i, mi ' \.i \\ photo f I o|• roil i*•*ill I Oberluken, deepening the north»’• ..»*d d i: Hi* .i 1 stand -ern wedge Into Germany with • o . Kui.tr fifX* finl, s north **f *K»ins of two to four miles. 1ip.iii I ►\n i t.llTu*d »WO \| In reaching Strasbourg, the * ' L m ti : .* ' • f f on pm I French rolled through a ring of • • • • i *• * r< v**r ha*l It old forts of the defunrh Magt1' * * ’ • • r Ito*«• not line , .• Mhamo, On the eastern front, the KusC* i * ol m nnrfh 9 * 1 an fourth Ukrainian army ad H ,r I’ • ip.ini*ff y a need up to 16 miles along a • . • • I :flt * mile front west of Hngvar In * t ' lira fif i l eastarn rirrho.lovakia, C.aji, a C A II IV In won, |ift ol 1 , ... V -all ju-'tton’ 16 • miles to the !••%•» raid •11 v• ll f 1 r f i. mi • ■sith of rapturrd, Mlskolv. a (hr Srminalr I t»un(\ 1 id»rtt-\ilonk| IS | j i l n l i / . a t i o n D i r f (■■ ■• a i r ••! 11..M', • • • .ifid tha C o r o n e r s . I n n I n v e s ­ and iV.ilth A»t(w irttion and Mrs. i pr^rnrian communications ren* Ci* the I « » I ilfU’ill, ,*!•.« Mary Rawlins. vritl Sal** *'half 1 •b>st\ was threatened from the t ig a te s Ca>e, l i n t 'l A» a/ • , ..in*, ill. all*" • «l '•I man. mil with ilu* .'«tlorr«l t;ioup» * •ryV ealt. * * n l/r i.di. •>. ll.I.il • l ••I uAVki' • • M a k e s N o R ep or t on \Sct|nrv1n> rv»ninir f«»r liu* in Italy the British .rosaedthe t s ■*|»«*r l »*r! ■* I <■;,! • . 1 '|U » Htlll'Hj. I purpose of iTkMmiin^ i\ coin Coelna River northeast of Faenaa, i ir « t til •.1 V •*• t d|» > 1. • 1.1 Jill.I I W M S IlIM .In V \ ' l 1% milter to a*-iM with Utt (‘ hri>l* M’ V 1 » t i f ,.r 1 .1 . • took Flgna, and gstah’;shed five '»•• l.*l •f , 1 I i •**tlie • I I I - l i t ,v h . 4 “t p e n k ' I no I . 1 • 1 • d|* V l « I lilt*hi max Seal S«|r which opcnl on , 1 ■n\all bridgeheads. \ It* I • . , ..t » 1 1h • • • ill’ •1 S p r . i l . i t i y ' -• • *% t lir •..I . .'.**•. f . , ' t ' 4 •t 1 ' r i it i d i I'd* n * l» l'U.* I' l 1• • •1 •••1 »4*lt’ .ll » '•<, .......... .. Mon«lav. Nov l?7 I -W'T j'r-* -w| , .. f CtMi * - ..1 IV . • , •■ | 1 ’•• , till* . •V i •f » . •.n t h Oermana threw more of Prof J N ( ‘riKirntt appoint . V, . Mi., •ill •1.1 • . 1 it lt d R o iiffllll'it i H . 1‘ " ft, ,1 1-4.1 ! ................ . l l .4 •' ■f t h r new Tiger mongter tanks \ 11 *i l f f» I• • |t. \1• i *• *d chairman of (hr committee * n t i •I »*nd .1 tided t the UJJ. Ninth Army end i '* ■ k * # »•' 1 1 t 11 ni»»|• . 1 * • . * I« ..1 ' "da*. V V r» en , ,»! r • txi * Ah.*J#*l« . i lh**y it' iti attack almost to a “ T H E ONLY SENHlliLK count* for Germany i* to fight to • ftm«h ami (Mb Hrtotk* a< v»c« chiurintn taxr»f »»• • ’ 'I J«**«i •i.t I l , vI , Majfflr F.v^ ha ia -rcrclary, C* , p. -•* •I|«y ••( [ -'4 *•#.- *vrvftY* rlf’ tt*.- >•. • r t} i *t* I'xinc'i vo•t lx i d.iwn after ft'h ad closed to legs wait of tha Rhine," Gen. Ei.cnhowcr told war eorrasporulmt. \ f*rj«M. O n -1 ^ w *.^L:*** . * * * * I hi l.i|)iiiif »• lit.•.id. n l aUo . . . . . . , ••“* riinaini; again for gov* i nm I di n . •*•! ii itl» ii • ••«» Ilea of, Jo|bk _on ih e hove, the .haded area un.thc map .howg araa of thl| baUlcgiuuitd. Brock. Drtfturtr; IduAjui t o i k*4ft k»)V“ .,1 (nfntit. -ml • loldrrn * K»r ,,, , , , „ w,„ „ ,,vri | M . „ . . . „ „ ly, , v m Ic cKuirnian, L muhc lilutr. [ ** ~ I •<is1 lastsr.« <*«. I'* 4<» X ..*• WW, would “ amount to •• ngral oj>*ra0 4 n" gtal ■mall ififl chnirmtfi: Loui«« pj*fl#aia for lu Fti'k i - *'** Wee |h*i - U U a t he i» »ri v funl of i .lunli 1 4 ( I* Ahritn* aK.l B.*l nine* HnuK «ridge« cag. b« or have boon bla.twf liy homltcc. flman lAt. n !* ■ aid .jlh*. «(( n | H I tM i'k «* 0 '4 Oaatiaasa s*. r — i t v s larfr fift rhairinai ^ •i%nford uni »to p*’**! ft*, ha 1 e»»f*r I • *i n r,-ifr>« f ..... | r 0 ■tar* on m^p »how locution* of the key Rhine bridge* On the Foitrr, nnlt of «’li ' * Thelma I ■flHUi’ t hiiimin t. •••lieire with ruiinV ‘ a * id|»..t|f •«(• .»*• . r ♦*., fighting front (1 ) tha French l»t Army niovr* northward along school Aftlfs I hi* h m . 1 • . « w . tir>nee ****** llltl (hat Ii r llllfliKela .1 lit.»n> '..f.t 4 •«it •..(•. »»., t«w P nn,| tha wg*t Rhine bank. The UA 7th (2 1 hg» taken Sarrfhnurg and t .1 ••vrr f .1 - ». 1 ' f«* . \ Sub chairmen for thi van* f r tend I 't r amuni* them • h..»l*"* ilu .. . , ■>« f i .* , ;mf"id I • ajma at Stanbourg. The U.S. T^ilrd atrike. np the Moaellr toward inr tip” of i.» 11 pfm 1 ire ^chooU include: Wrallhy ( roan f X!»• V* d* ......... IMil M » . Koblant and pushc* Ixdnw Metz and (It hitter counter-offi'ii.ive Croom* Academy; Alma llur-t* (M’ A snul I I I • bled rlfitlv *' t<» I I hi- »I» '•»» l include* *).*n(« t ‘ ( H•■■u» ' 'he r ♦ , » , meet the drive dn t'olognv (International) I he mat of I* 11 1 1 *•» and ruvofl I inn t •"MiiermiB apeerlivi in I lot . Hopn**r Academy; Joanna IniiiirsL ittl v it 11 a*f |p.- iifcr, La.I t f*old» boro l^rimnry School; P’:»* j clothing llltl "lien intr<*du« inr n• •* I rrlnw trd !•• f lx Shrf it f ’ ..ffit r Both Pr**rrritn«i de*. nlx*<| n ** ‘ \ n ; i ^ 1 \ t. i \ -v 'j i ispei\le Itaid. Midway; ferula flryiiti pCitkel »» '• bumpiet, ShU\ Itnii.I, ! ,hf ,* . » 1• b*..|\ 1• t \ "f IIIf1\i*— t•» I full the ftr*t •' :» .in 1.41I I > t ’ ..f ft.* | \I*1 « 1>|* Ft. Reed; Katelle Uoxltr. < .n It •*•r a mi <in 11 I' n lie. f I hold .M l .1 U i ' M • i • fin ib a eron City, (.Vmler Mason. AI * • » and iu|tp\ ■«»U • In ••• * •. .» 1 I »•v• f l I Ik ‘ . ... \< • , •, I ...r . t• hstVk t.i lie' | •• monte Sj*rmga; (*harlotte F*» '• The highest praise for Red . ,. • ft nl el<M|iiri4.............. ♦• \ . ;• 1 •I ' IIq Cross aid to aoldlera arabarklng Fore%t (ity . Willutm 11 I ••• , Vm«nn* •*•' •'»••» 1 f . . e l . * Ii n* I „f litat • ' 4 • I VI . c \\ • » If Ini' • , I I Ovlrdo; Iduit^e William^. • and landing overseas la expresses! I Her W Hi la Thelma Franklin, U up In a letter recently received by •I fit St I I ,| . The Herald from CpI. Kdward Ko*a S Brown, («ene\a. ,• . ur l-ang of Hanford, son of Mr and f* f In am ( r ri |i Harrington, K<dokee. va*li* • • . Is..,. .« • -4 « . » f.fl Mrs. langlotu of Hanford, who Is ri’Uiniilll.l. • gan, UVr Mmiror, and Afl. , ., M I*. . H m, II* i x. . , ’ f tut Ml* r •t*vv vs tills- sfi M now serving in Europe, as folOlrglrf. Markham. old I x.i ( i . • "X|dr Mirilt \IxI ifl -i I>111loll tii 9lowsi tet ii nd f ft in I hr M.d ii*C ••11 »»•• i*h !•#•« t if |« io i nh \hlirn mix 1 tl*l hi* f11ll w| :i|-o pfitYXlf di vpoll • "Usually people only write •M’r w fin *>• •t.. I *hii*itli \ki >11111 m . i t ) t .1 v o fo r .lit 1*11 OIII'IH o f when they have .fomalaint*,’* he * --I Hr fully refute* nrgiimml xf lit i ••lllp.ilM .» ii» |n*. I ’ i« NSnt .ll t Itllftp (.••xliMI *1x1 vista* Millo». Sa. l . i i , S.inf..nl !>»0.»r. ] | „ n u | . l have „ wrote, “ and take It lor granted •ft vniL Ilu ids III M\ |. snip X IlliM' (jf't * li< vr| nf .i*l \t*f|CIlf •• when they ere satisfied. However, fi*» Urrinnny l»v lelftm " Mxi I • if. , in FL miM.i . S I'.Mig r i '* liit\ ' N ti imiser ••( ' i ' •* ' .i n*n I ’d like to take timo out to give 11 kr•If n t. Pi tr Mil t A meeting of ihf Sn»t f ••* WASHINGTON. Nov. i!f. I/F>Ii 1 * -b. | X f1I \f Ll • t i l l ' . d . .41 •eloctrd Iio*t • >• I f hr dnntot wcredlt to the Red Cross for the . hei flu t.rl Mill M hit.I t _ .By IK IK tm iiY MORRISON T Intilla Foist (timid A * « iM ’ I .1 » r f.r f w ' •• • ' »M.p Liter.II \ * . . 1 1 i- I fir ItsNik "f T k b they are doing In being of i ’rc.ident Roo.evdt tul.l (..nDili ai o ti • «i !•••• I Foolhull fan. have a colorful Unit will bt held nt h Oh o h II ai 1 I , l ... •. » t Hr lx* * • • f ••*f ••» the* thr niMfitl *•'* ••LL » l**\ In* • •f •Id to the AmericaA soldiers ooth grc«* today that l^-nd lj'njc and treat in .lo re tonight when the l<»nifht at (h» High School t % ftif Put unh :m « I f rover** Lend-Lease "»hould end orange j*r«*yrd Ccleryfed. t.ke •vi i g H . I i ti ii ! ■■f SfpIreefl 1 !• *•« I.nl.ii •hr r overseas and In America. building, it wi# niinuuiudul l*- [ Rand mu 11 i i t > .1 thr ; Mi \» SlmiilUnenti.ly. Ii i k'i’t I Nr. *...x V It., i* ) i i-i u"They are guardian angels for with the war.” th« field here againat a blur A lrt It Johnson. Junior < • . n »i f-r t • •.. • *h•rce|»ti-»t hi .*• r..,.l •.. ■•! IT^m aiss ua. and when we were boarding tha Britiah ( announced they had awcatered invading eleven (mm mander, at which time, . munition. and other .7,, . . L r T ' •• ...................... • .1 of rm e I •• * ». f the boat to learn the United .applied of officer* W |U t*ke plarr .• rood, and .ervtee. valued •» H ^ vi . M" ,U r >r Academy of J.ck advent nt* el • • 1 • ivLid* » it: QHtates they were on hand to bid plane for the ( nn*t (luunl \ . nnd I b«i I * B *v | — i • • i f ttid 1 us goodbye and giro ns hot coffee U ’.4.3.7 0 ^ r ! t u i t * 7^Thi. ‘a the fira, time Sanford • rv bond salr promotion «•»'• hi I• ,»1 Bt tix h .it and candy. On board ship they Ixixl i»h'-*‘i -I Hh 111t Id* kriMWr ^ Meln> "h.. tainmcnt, will hr mudr land, ladia had furnl.hr,7 Wll.in f/“ “ UI1 ».»!■ t. II.'^i'HhI barkgroiim! ••f i•.•i•*I*- nnd mm 1 '11 Mrlnv retiiiMed \\ r H lav had boxes of msgaslnea, clga/etUa 065.000 imk (Vtn more. I thou-li the two team, have claahThe entertainment, which M * • i l'.i» 1 i f i imtlt.it w t»S i tr.ua It.-llr («lnde Io fit..I lllril 1 nh4 l.1 l* d \a , tlx biHik i* ahd k it' bags for ns. When we A reliable report from Ixtndon e i on the ha.ket ball court be held here on Nov 1*V. wdl IPs* ii -t-lai... td • tin* I III.Ill «fi U.irt tlx* \ i in\ mtv•I Nat v f*»r hr i awift moving »tof > #»f the nd hunt** .slid all jx*p-»•%onuftt litlrnr.l cihbarkcd they warn 'on hand with ■aid Ruuia, Rritain npd the several time* In pa.t year*. Both ■tajed bv memlier# of the l i\+ an appirnticr Iranian —coffdn and doughnuts. You have United StaU* iljrned an agree­ acboola are member* of the Faat Coast Guard a», a locatmn ... u j venture* J.-.1 Strung n» h.- III (lie fir** nt Up*n)n. lodrt) «•■(» imim illulelv n’f i ting tin b***u muted Io** of furniture, radio, lion ••f nnv plain I ••r•«*«| down in tin- \n\" iltiritiL* thr lu*l war. to txdd the land hubingiii#; ' n o Idas how good It was to see ment on th« occupation of Ger­ Central Florida Conference. Bol- announced later. A dance »ii: fight* ‘ ‘ .......................... refrigrrntur and other pr»RM*-8ixn*-. •u in Ooubb I- offp lulu at tin lift* W.4e iHll'f C.MIl'Ml' XMU'tl I.t. something so American as a many last week. The detail, of lea, coached hy Major Mark Ilrad follow, with muaic hy the Sanfm i to hin father from bring ftnlcn %i*ftH‘ «»f which had Keen retentl. Sit ii for ii Nnv al \n Sfnixm wan i • ^ i in thr N'livul B ie rv c In (C n lla .H Oa Paa* T n .) by unacrupuiMUM lumbermen .Mr lowly l l doughnut. th« agreement were not learned. Naval Air Station orchestra. M• re«|iirsted f.wliv io a r<»iiiitiii(|irn I '.»l!’• hr f r»li*iii'il Iti cm into th*» Sackctl Rpent neatly in mnnthv pinthn«cd. nt $JHMI In ovary every city hem nor* in In England Enal Meanwhile Ignoring a Fre.lJohnaop, announced. NiiMnii.il leurtMl in i upt.tin anil T l i f r wajt no in-siiraiuT on ti 1 n ffiux I •#•**i \\ K 'sprv ■•Curing the I«mal eulur for the thera are a number o f Red Croc, dential rccommendutinn the |{ou«* ffx ’ei. who wind 11 *inii iit***t f«>r ttvn \••.»#«- Hr hud |Ri««r.»n»ia, ght* wit id and added fMiblir felalMx* book l>y exploring the lower Ever chib* • when tho . aoldlcr cin Wayx and Means Committee gladfA, tnVmg ninny tnp« on I Hitt Mr* B l Awh. a itl .i lied thui pfoiM|>t im ( "t mat xim nrj ||u> no i»th« » krrvin* pni I - hr came f jt a gold be at homo. Hare ha can voted again.t corialdrring Irgia- I •he into thr \i my in IP • J Florida Ba> and inert mg with daughter, nnd thr fi\r children lorntion id ii i r.»*f ought g t t American food rach aa hot latlon reviving the regulation, of A Kroduuiv ..f Kmoi v Unlverulty ■lie hurriedly re»rqed frgm th.* mt’iiiit of #u\ *iiaj Il«e life of the the Sctninole Indiana doga, hamburger*, doughnut, and the bitumlnou. coal indu.try. It 1 Editor* Notet— The fallow­ in IP-.I. Major Park rrcnvrvi liis burning building hhd only the pilot. Coca^olaa. You should tee tho al»o agreed to conaldcr a meaThe novel den In in an interest “ In Cline nnv person witne«-r«v intrrnohip at I'irdtnoiit Hospital ing same* of bare In aervtce Enalgn Curtia I). Crnwnrr fnjf and niilhrntir manner with clothe* they wore, and n baby aurpriird look on tho soldlars’ •urw freezing the Social Security "horite on leave'1 hare been .uxl the Middle USNR, a itudenl aviator attache,I the little knmvn mahngnny in buggy, left nt th# lime in thu a plane ctonIi ui xbxeiVL** from in^^V tl.tiitu ~ fteo * tho f(r*t Umo th*y i m a tax at Its present level. * submitted by the Piled Club n dotuni r a |danr in diNtre***HoRjnt.il itix I City Hot* ynr«l. wnt lalvaired. to the Hanford Naval Air Station, duitrv in South Florida. ^hpUW o f Coca-cola. I t b only at for which Mra. Z. a Ratliff, Prior io For the pa«t four month*. Nlr Mich nt the *01111(1 of nr explo­ pita^^Q?** Mncoii. *iu lost hi. life in in aircraft am 't h o Rod Cross th*t It can bo obThe *uecc». of hi* first novel telephone tSI-J, and Mbs t^tr Artnv, Major Park dent which occurred near Sanford "Sponger’. Jinx” rr*ulu-d in Mr Meloy. n barber, hud lieen emplnv sion. nmnkr fl(»rn the plane, el Blanche . Kennedy, telephone t tiirf of .Sur#;»'i> in Frrnoldon Nov. 17 duying a night train Sackell t>emir elected a member ed in Belle (ititdr. The> ha*f #*Ho«eo* fn« t- -bo'ihl bo teleph<>n«^l • “ Thaw k n t a son o f anyone In 923-W have beta selected aa | recently decided t(» return tn j *** ^ A l r ^ S f n f l a e i i t Snry ;viii;iiton iltotnitnl in Ins home In r flight Sanford who hasn't boon cheered of the Author* l eague uf America. a committee to eocore name* Thi- telephone number toon. Snnford, Florida, v*hens Er Inaign Crawncr la aurvtvrd In A »hort story I* Mr. Snekett of I Sanford nnd hnd went loo k the lei-lariul u* at tha Bad Croaa o n rw .a . I of aecvteo men and women so i* I 16t* Thr tel,-|ih••lir i>prr;t(fir ht ha-* Ik»vii practicing onrf U424. hit father, O. C. Crawncr, of adventure on the Dry Tortuga*, furniture,'some of ii new only hope they that that their friends stay know Ilrndini; in thr city nf Ati|fusta The w(1o)« family atayol l**t nt thr fttation will connect any Johnstown, Ohio. Before enter A F TA C ba.ketb.ll defeated a tha next Red Gross drtve.” . i when they are la Sanford. • ing the service, he attended Ohm weaternmo.t inland group nf the night in th» rvro rtnim apnrluirnl party bavin* •in*h informntmn ut 10(11 Kntbern Strrct »r « qointatte from the 8 anford Naval Florida Key. i* appearing In’ tho Mujor Park's oifr uml (wo son*. Northern University and later December issue of “ Open Road at 111 Weal Fir«t Street of n with the Officcr-of-tbc tiny A ir 8 taUon f l to 27 at Datrla Pvt. Shannon Winn’ who b Another son, Oisrlrs L. Park, ■laughter, Mrs. R. E. Illakely. Armory, Orlando, Wednetday. •taUoned at Fort Bill,: Okb. Is worked for the Holley Cerbur- For Boys." Jr, it ftdlowm^ in Ins father's Tommy Powers of A F T A C did a •pending a furlough with hb tor Compapy In Detroit, Mich. Random House plans to publish They will make temporary quar ItxrtAtcp* by Joining the Navy. lot h f damage to tho tailor* with w ife and son, 101# West Fifth Prior to hi* a.airnment to the Hurricane Treasure in the Spring Ho is an apprentice ivraman wiin Sanford Naval A ir Station, he of 1046. a last quarter rally In which ha Street X 1 lir e V 12 Unit Ml Atlanta. On. rocolvsd flight training at the stak two field goa la ' and free -— i i .i | Naval Air Station at St. I-oulv throw. 'H b paL Ty Stephen*, acKom Stevens, eon of Mr. and co unted fo r nine poinb In tha Mra. Jf, Stevens, Sr* ha* boen Mo. and the Naval Air 8 utlon. Mr. nnd Mr*. Charles 8 . Morriform af four haakeU and a frao with the Armr AH’ Forces in Cogyue Chrbtl, Trxa*. ■on returned Monday from Coll throw. Soring* on the Htldeon,- N. Y. India and Africa for. the past Tommy Bpagnolla unhejd tha 18 months and hist arrived -to wnere they were called a month • The - Sanford Lions Clnb at Honor af tho Navy with five has- ■pond a furlough with hb par- _______ ~ J ago by the critical (linen and their meeting today, agreed to hot ffoda and two- froo throw*, •nU.-who rwaldo at Ninth Stroot Condition o f Sheriff Charles get aa sponsors for a sorority Word has been receiver! by death of Mr«. Morri«on’lf-"uncle, * 4Hand, who hoe been HI for the group to be formed by girls' of Mra. Herman Hbrriett, that her W. W. Pr**|ier, well known to ■ , post week, Is reported Improving. Seminole High School, slier the brother. Pvt. Cacl Tubb. who was m» nV .hwe where he had *|,ent linen end and Mar* previously reported missing In *ev£r* l. wjhtcra. Upon returning Chief worry o f tho Sheriff 1* Mlsaea Audrey Bach Mr. Morrison laiunt& .that, bo Is unable to go bunting. aaret Dingfelder appeared before action since OcL A l , has been ed Sanford, |«p nine polnta management of tht new Frier­ the club and requested this spon captured and I* being held Prii and Mrs. son Electric nnd Gaa Company ohrr by the Germans. _______________ . . . ____ Nobodv ground _____ Sanford eeem- eOrship, it was reported by J*vL Tuhb, formerly of Sen- Store on Flrat Street ed to be especially observing the Ramsey, club secretary. Mr. Dreaher, he reported, died _____ arrangements for the ford, la the son of Mr. end Mrs., Thanksgiving yesterday, prefer- _*Plnal rin g to await the rerular Thank*- Lion’s Club annual dance which fe. Tubb of DeerfieKI Beach, The after a brief Illness. Prior to oool with froct Ifk 4 Wednesday, firat message of his capture was hit retirement in 11136 after 40 observed since Pilgrim will be htld on cloudy and warmer tie , •.N atal am ts, the last Thursday In tho Thanksgiving eve at thr Sanford received ovgr short wave radio year* of service with the National navai r*.-Md. month, which falls on Nov, 30. Armory, were made by th# club, by someone In Del Ray Baach Diacuit Company. Mr. Dresher .a have apd which wfl) be proclaimed a John. Ivey, chairman In charge of who immediately notified hie par served a* manager af their New bakeries. the message wet York -------. He ‘ la survived * fow holiday la Florida ■ by Governor arrangement*, reported that si- ants. sales had exceed'd confirmed :o Utter f r?’Q hv I l f ' ckesleo1• Holland. Work ThorsWorrUon, . . v r g o n is w - - * ■------ ------ ------ - 1 ' " 1■ 1,1 1 11 T . .• ^ i 1 ( ’rooms Heads Nej-ro (•roup In Seal Sale- OPA Begins Drive Lt. Fuller Warren Death Of Negress, To Check Rise 1" C loth in g Hi"''” ..*-1Rook Levonia Johnson, Still Unsolved PriCCS lor Says Rise In C o s t s .M usi Slop H ig h P ra ise For •R ed Cross Given B y CpI. Eld Lan g Wi Maj. Charles Park Runs I)isj)ensary At ‘( amp Ciordon Roosevelt Favors |Seminole High To | EndOf Lend-Lease) Meet Bolles Team At Close Of War InSanford Tonight Big: Three Reported Game Will Mark 1st In Agreement On M e e t i n g Between Coast Guard Unit Will Meet Tonight German Occupation These Two Teams Another Sackctt Hook v,,,’,' . Will He I'uhli.shed .... . I Due To. Fire Is Estimated At $?!(»() Home On Leave I *11 »Ii«* Should Kt’port I Manes In 'Iron hl<* i Ens. Curtis Crawncr Killed In Accident Navy Cagers Lose To A F T A C Quint dVughtVr, X T c°' u T « I Morrisons. Return south snnford Avenue , From Kin’s Funeral CITY BRIEFS Lrs usri&srsrsi Lions Club Agrees To Sponsor Sorority P v t Carl Tubb Is Prisoner Of Germans > ° *>i ■ Only 25 Shopping ‘ Daya 'til Cl------- ” ■> - . - . * ■ • t. - • ,; ’:l • ■* - ....... ____ _ % -T ‘. l ' ’ ■ * i *l , . ,________ ;___ :________ - * - » * • - - . . . . . . C ' i ; - - . ^ .• V . ■.■I ■■ • *d ** •ft • • JM ? V i •1 _ •• ■ ? .............................................................................................. **-.*• . , ' i— -.-1 j* - • --ii _________ • ..,-3 �• r Z 0X7 \ ri. PAGE TWO . J B I H A l^ . J r O V H M P K lL » - 2 A , U a il. THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORp, FLQRIDill -------- lash tic battle front, the Yank infnntrynM.n drove through the mountain village to the nearby Leyte river Gen. MucArthiir had identified l.imon ua apparently the Japan­ ese-selected site for tl cir major ' ilrfensive buttle to protect the •r««tlaard I’ ran. rm * i» m I 1vital Ormor corridor. Capture of admitted some m*n* Muitrtl . l ix —town.-said tMlav'a-eeoiiNUniBlit•-Ain dltlW H iFy~w puT ..... , nicuiu mcun* tnc the Nipponese Nivponcjc huve . iv i .cr. ..................' . huo getM M rr fndlriytry ndmlttinir U "ecrltns} drfenstve Tfrt*v, or turgeV. were mi inhr.! I,v itThe announcement snid m ilt"" porting “ prartiially ........ . terrain |,ca ahead of the Yanks waa Buffered by iiii|ortunt in their drive down tho main atallntiurm ". highway toward Ormoe. last JapGen. Arnold told President nnese stronghold or. l-ejrte. lUosevrlt the operation wu* “ in “ The enemy", s a id 'th e ' edmno aertse n hiLyuiii run mill. It muniuiic, “ in his hitter defense Is a cnlcul ilated eTrrnalon of our «>f this northern anchor of the air power n systematic demoii , Yumnihitn line has suffered terlion of Jopnn' * ri production j rifle liinse* from our artilUry henceforth to oc carried •-til with j nn,| auperior iufontrv firepower, decisive, form I “ Ills First division has been In the I'l ilippim-s ruin.pound- ; ptartically destroyed", ed American infantrymen huve | air.ca- Hie AineiUaiMv-tlirnetl in. .captured the Japanese bust Inn of to Orinoc corrldof, sfier' captorLimon and huve driven 1000 tutils ] ing 1‘irmmopimn early this month, aouth I" a sudden upsurge of vicious fighting bus flared around a battle which hns prnelitully de- l.imon, about four miles by road stroyed the enemy's first division ’ ..nth of Curignrn bay. Tha JaplijmiMUArtf M tvportcd tndnv anwc ilujj into tlic town, utilizing the ^2n<! dlviiiion nhinirtMl thronvh favnmhlc terrain, for n knockout shelLlmttrrrd l.imon WeihieMlny,1|»utllr Ik more The c<mmunii|uc reiterated that __ ■ "**” , * AuipruiMI aggressive Uctlca hud TrW crftlre hnmn*yita tffii. (lyi in |iij ret Jnpiiiieke plans for a strung which the Japanese defend t o , counter sttnck, utlliilng newTjT .hold L eyte island, is in danger I lund.-d reinforcements, and had Of being relied Up. the roninuini. idn.e.1 them oh the defanslve. qua said. — They were required to comnjlt iheir troops In piecemeal attacks. Tokyo Is Bombed By Am erican LandB ased Fortresses THERE’S A IK * I mcaafiyc* .qf oppression in the Austrn|ia. From there they went Philippine* were their_ clock-like i0 Brisbane by Arhiy tranjiport chicken potrols"— sn|*ll foraging und on to San Francisco, where partlc-j tltat went ot(l on a re­ officials hejd them for six weeks gular schedule to steal cvehv Idl before they were declared eligiof food ihey rouhl find in thu na- hie for Unlft. Friday Narember 17 live settlement*. When a puU.d tndelibl^J in their memory are w Warranty Dewds nearfd a villuge the pt-ople woubl lhc ,mrrif>jl,K ntrocilics and torknocked out eight more (icrimin II u illnurd I rt.aa* l*«gr lift?) l.nmj Holding & Exploration • C AM ? BLANDING. Nov. 24,— sBr *° ,thf * . r^c T" 'V tl'i’T - turtx the. t'Uiuinft*. liiucJnnduicd tanka, bringing the total destroy|bring 'I h-iv iiuri home ngaln’ 'i -C", To John-(k R ill* -It L (Hpeciult— “ Natives « ( the Philip- ta A fter two 5cuixPf uiuicrKTtjtinn un<fcr f ht jfdke nf the barbarians VlvliUS buetw. VwsiftW .War MetT on this Irani- in — Holzer, A. J. et ux T o Annrc I (>>ne )»)j»rxi» » r * K* per rent l*Y*rTkrHyity the tyro Filipino lovu Ibis from the north. In a .Jelugi of ruin—lushed , nance chairman expressed confi- M hraser. I to America and. despite Japan's wcre wf,]e)y hunted by the puuppet | horizontal bv driving winds |deuce that Snninolc County wculd Manning, M. K. widow T o II. A. two nncl-a-half year 'machlne-gtyt' government and they ,were the Ninth fought nto Uourheim. i itgain c'icetd it* uuota in the war Manning. control of the native, there arv forced lo escape to America—and ed to '! less than two miles southeast u, loan. .................... - -.... Duudnty, Hanford E. F. ct ax many thousands of- w ell-organized freedom. I rior to the speaking, the S c » l Julich, Koslar. about tho r.nnc k John D. Jinkins To Bell John Filipino guerrillas ready to leavo Yhen in March, 1944, bsgan dn distance weal, and Barmen, tw. note High School Hand plavsd Son. m f r l mountain hideouts to,.prove .their arduous trip that sometimes cr.W and a half miles northwest. No the National Abth.-m and march­ ailegicncc to the United States.” them creeping and crawling, es to which the white clad CelDunn. Charles, _8r. To !L K. more than 200 yards ahead was This was the encouraging ap­ walking, riding on horseback, tho Rocr Itself, and 26 miles eryeltes put on an intricate <h-ill. Tisike, Jr. praisal of tin? Far Eastern island moving by sea ami by uir untili . j After the speaking. AKTAC enHosier. A. I), et ux To Morris beyond lies tho Rhineland In- , . _ , , , people by two 34-ycar-old Pbtll- their. *»fe'arrival in Port Darwin dustrial city of Cologne j tertamers. sent fr. n. Orlando by G Hodges ct ux, pitM-born trainees of the Infantry Th. Gennsns had dug In their CunL Donald H • n<* Ashley, 'HslHe To Janie Sykes) Replacement Training Center at great tanks, or kept them lu rkin g!"''1'' ' management of H/SgL AnDeed Camp Blanding. To rafeguard the in llie ruinoid villages nearby, and | thony Christingio, put on a pro Federal Farm Mortgage Corpi lire* o f their families, still * rpwere employing more and m orel*™ '" u* s.uging and tianc- To E. K. Walker ct UX. ;h ' malnlng on tne Island o f Ponay,, ing. Hull rislm Heed ; I7D-MM artillery. tho names uf the two soldiers must Pfc. “ Slim" Fortier, announcer Holier, A. J. et ux Tb Annie be Withheld. In a two-mil*, thrust bevuml • i i. fallen Etckwciicr, the U. S. for the troupe, directed the draw­ M Fraser. Hut they know the Philippines. ing of tickets to plvc arfny a Trustee’s Deeds First'A rm y edged into Wei»w«-i|er, And they know the Japs. In turkey and greased pig donated Trustee* Internal improvement 1942 when the “ Rising Sun” 2d- ntilaa west of Cologne, but by Frank Evans and other vain Tltc free and excepted mason« of Sanford Bverthe doUghboyi we^e heavily be­ nble prizes donnlcd by Hanford Fund of State of Florida To — hordes Invaded the Pacific Island, green No. 2H will celebrate the Thnnkagiving Sjntilom, (’ . W. et irx Ixits 2'J they were acting captain* in . set on both the north and south. merchants _ HeaauiL-ut St. James A.11.E. Church, 815-Cypress * jo a i & 32 lllk 17 Cryitai. G^tkiDoojgjw riBtAW tt«W "UnluTo tho loath, they were .Tgh*Shrill appi applause that echoes* up , U U TiW Ar . t t : (^H C itflikM u -* in the Far lyaat.” Ing tree by tree through the last and down First St root and Mi Ave. of the gloomy Hurtgcn Fores, mlla Avenue greeted the music _ .Ndiilgren, trie V. et ux Lota Then conic the inevitable surrend­ All Master Masons, Eastern Slarn, Royal Arch o f Lac throwing, off two early of Crl. liert Kitxgibbous, jiinho, 3I***32 Gracellne Court. er, ami the Filipino .officers Join­ Masons, Knights of Jerlto are notified to utteiujl Jacobs, W. Ormond Lot I'd lllk ed the Nip-hating guerilla forces morning counter-attacks, one of Fvt. Al Lcslfc- bass fiddle ana which wa, led by tanks. and parade from the Hall on Seventh St. and Pine. to become fl-*t •dloutennfits In I’vt. Melfllie D. Villa Mills. A battle of tank against tank Hmith, Rihglnc guitarist. Col. Jor. Jer­ , Fryer, Nellie L Lot 12 lllk 6 charge of supplies. The D.D.G.M.L.C. Mayo.will be present. |{iwali,ui Heights. raged around the hamlet of I’utz- ry ElMfhborg, acconlian. Pfc. For Three months after the sur­ J.H. Anderson WM Johnson, John Thomus ct uz lohn, just north of Esrhwcllcr. tier who gave a singing imita­ render their Army was receiving Etln Sltead WM. which the doughUry* took thL tion uf Frank Sinatra as well Lot H Hlk C. Stewart's S/I). U-S. supplies by submarine. Ilrumley, L. A. Lot f.H Rose morning, lost to a counter attack ns announcing, and WACs Pfc. L.D. Mnyo Ii.P. ' With thousands o f other loyal thgh regained. In 4H hours the Jnne Doak ami l*vL "llu iz" Mor- Court; Lots l to It lllk 1 Wynn Filipinos, the two constantly har­ A. Everett W.M. town changed hands flee times. tensen. singers. assed the Jnp occupying forcca. S.A. Port lock, Sect'y. “ It Is a ideasure to bo here v itgiley, W. T. ct, ux Lots 35 & Not the most bloody but perhaps Tho Germans were fighting t » JO lllk 22 Crystal Luke Wintci keep this.crack army from.crash­ this evening to stimulate inter­ the most bothersome of , Jan this Sixth War Loan llouies 8 't). ing through to the Rhineland, and est in Tyre. L. M. et ux I-ot 10 lllk said Capt. Smoot He an American officer declared tnai d rlw ” "there just wasn't anything In then pointed out the increase in 11 Tr t! Sanford. Hunt, Hobble Joe l-ots C70 nut armed forces lioth World Wnr I to compare with pace of Thru (180 lxmgwood. this, and the troy’s haven't fougli^ In Kurope and the Pacific. Ilrcxk, D. C. Ixits 10, I I & l ‘d ‘ ‘The invasion of France ha$ so hard in all ths invasion” ccme and we have carried the Road Hldr Park. British Seize Keystone RoUr, Rose l ot 6 Hlk 10 Lock wnr into the homeland of ll'o The Ilrltlsh Second Armv on (ie i mulls In the Pacific we have art's 8/D. the northern edge of tnis iron: gradually pushed the laps hn'k Hogan, Joe ct ux Iail 78 Hrinside Germany seized llovrn anil to their own front door. This plat Wlnwood Pnrk, il/> strategic heights three miles hus Is-, M n result o. a ilclerminKirchhoff, W. E. Jr. Lot 21 north o f (irilrnkirrhcn while e.l mitl magnificent ,-ffort on the Ulk 2; Lots | to 7 (less certain btliet forces fought ‘ *iroueh W'tirm purl sif oqi fighting men” . part) Hlk 7; Lots I lo III (lets three mile* northwest of tiyilen Nri-d i f eiiulpmcnt mid sup­ certain part) lllk ti; Lots 1 to kirchen. plies fur the fighting men wna 10 lllk 1»;Lou 1 to 20 Hlk 10; From 16 to 20 miles to the |t) vn strcsMsI bv l apt Smoot, and L>t« I to 3H Rlk II: Lots I l«. northwest of thi« front, the t,,*, be or.gcd that wr “ Isielt up tho lo Hlk 12; Lots 1 to 20 Hlk 13; mails were pulllm- out of nil Hoi , W in Hon,I ,ln\, out of our sur- Lots 1 to 10 Hlk 14; Lots 1 lo luml west of the Mass Run iu JIIU' funds. In >ie» of the fust 24 Hlk 16. Luts 1 to 5 Hlk 10. tile face of uthrr elements of thr'P'ice of oil I n vrix s* forces he L.is | to Hi Hlk 17 Wynncwood British Second, which drove 1t Id h »lnrv of i, , olored soldier Miller. J T rt ux Imt ID Rlk within three miles of the Mm,, who said Sri goitnt. I don't he- R I si udil to luicknrt’s S I) r acton rebuilt mattrurt.su.H .Sheppard, L. T. et ux luit 24 stronghold'of Venlp delayed mil, Love this «m i» going to last F 1- Woodruff's 8/D. by thick mine fields. j tor tie duustioii'’ that will gwv you umnzmr. Wales. C. A ULs IIP , 120 4 Orriimn account. .Sid without , ^ buwrvei t. not s»". said Allied confirmation that th. it,, 1' 1» " l‘‘ “. "f*1' 131 Rcplat of Wlnwood Park nervier and sleeping comfurtWoodbury. I*bllllp K‘ k of N K 'i Hah hnd upannl s bigmc.le a. vcl" " '* * ''' r"’ * | long Unit yet. 1 he rust of run- of 8KV, Hce 29-21.31 "Mull along th* Maas. o mi rrr I mug ilil. a,., fur one day this wnr fi Rosier, A. I). K 98 ft of W halcivtd about to strike moth mound -' ll uiillioi lollars". ivs ft loss N 100 ft Ulk 3 Tr ward toward the Ruhr from -ki.|. Ml I iinr then 1litiTuloced 12 Hanford. lluns around Nijmegen, neui the Comdr J C Slmev who snid, '"In Watson, II M. 170 luits in northern terminal oi the Hlcgfried the vuilv dava of the wur after Rnokertown. Line I . null tinih i. we were <ui the toCox, Lola II lad k Ulk 5 A front dispatch said the Iln tttlv my end us you know. Th« l.akevlew. tlsh cut a sew gap Into the (lei wur iiun now und wc Hlmmuns, R sO N 'i of HEti man Mas* Maas bridgehead potlti Ilian poll Urn., uie bunging to_ IIk- enemy un ./ ut-i. u«c M.s > fn allpa. alt- ffjfif t . l. . T ? Ld normwixt t/T Tc(dft, -furthd! im , inane* nnd men Metcalf's 8 |l periling the ene my tnnd st tl He then lulded that w» had Norms!!, I. N. filr of N by of I hi cslmld of the Rtthr. ' Is-itn criln ired for the wo 3W '„ of HE', Sec 21 21 .70 hud spent money but pointed out The lightning advances to Sits .Msrrlsjte Lkensew bourr placed the Allies on three that by so doing “ wV arc saving Nelson, Arthur William, Tltusaides of Col. Gen. Johannes ilia*. lives. ..... . . . , • , vllle, Fla. And Ethel Green. Titus“ We in this cr untry do not ' j... kowitx's Nineteenth Army, and the r", U.S. Seventh nnd French First really know what it Is to' bt. . r eon Dale. Jr. Hollywood, ’ Annies were putting the aqucczi without the necessities of life'" ' ho continued. "Our lighting men I " ' W ' ' Tru,uck' 8an' on an estimated six to ten Ger man divisions, estimated to totul are rinmJ'inc‘‘ T h i w°, K 1 ’^ l »«>cklon. enn t imagine. The best way we ^ And Shlrlee ileddow, Brock­ 70,000 men. can show our thunks on thi* Ths French on tho xoutii who ThunkHgivIng is to buy wur bonds ton. ,Mnss GiUtrau, II made the first break-thrmign nnd keep them'. j And Katnryn Jane Anthos, Sonearlier till* weak reached flatten helm du*pite two rounter-ottnes ami at tlmt point were 18 mile* Lembcke, Delbert W., Roche* . .. .is . ... I ter, N. Y. And laxm* A. Howurd, south of Colmsr Retwecn these two forces Ger n In w ord v ,IIL V Ih A V IO l,, K i l l Marshall, Alfred 8, I’owtucket, man* along morr than 50 miles 1 U R. I, And Addle Edna Gcoryte, of the rain-swollen Rnlnc must Orlando escape prer three hrldgea and b\ Carnth-had, Roy D.. Orlnado boats, barges and pqntorma If they JJ-way Indirect Light raa* *»■») And Iris Fay Mann, I'atutku. ilns to eacape entrapment. Sliuug, fiber chests lliul Injr coals "niuat stop.'*-' Ktnlaw Alex 8., Hanford Ami Tho Americans were half wav take up , little space. Greater l Threat Msdr* Geraldine Rlgncy, Sanford. through Hualus Pa*a, south of llowin aniil thui fur the laat Hughe*, John I-, Washington, the Havorne Pu*i, and French monthi 'nrico riars in clothing Iowa And Ann Crawford Stint, And Americans were well Inin 18 have been tna greatest threat to St. Marie, Ilonhomme and Sch. tiie urogram to hold' tin lint on Sanford. Wanybarg, Harold (]., Hlrmlng luchl Passes stretching down the eoat of living.1’‘ And Virginia Van ham, Mich, through the Vosges toward Bel­ "In my opinion, "ho added, "any derbllt, N. fort. , .. i , ,, . increaaca In the coat cl llvtiw Anthony. Ralph F.. I’ ensncotn The only resistance remaining ilnli r in the coming monthi will Madalyu Wright, In Helfort came from a pocket In stop completely aa noon aa (these) And Carrla Sanford. the southeast part'qf thq elty. programs lire fully effective,” ‘ -^4 - fk. - - j . * , !,, * lie added, however. that deafU* thcac efforta "Uta clothing urob­ Red, Leatherette . ill ilin —aa far ua prico control and aupply art cuncorned —* will bo Blue ami ivory. ^ N 1‘lunty of tpaca for ------U s ! FORCES IN W ITH - ii_ concrete breakFRANCE— Glai your clothes. • water* built In ii»land by UnitEngineer* were cd Bute* Arm i Channel abort■n* to wall In ,*lto Resjstence Stiffens Na\y O fficers Tell O f Need On European Front (<-.atla.«* Trwm r . D u e l Fur W ar Goods west o f Julich, The American HEMINOLH COUNTY COURT RECORD ippine Natixes fe S a id 99 Loyal To Am erica KttP FAITH •■■rgsg TIIANKSfilVlIffi DAY November 30 Thanksgiving in your Future! STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. Spetials lnnersprinj? Mattresses Authorized DODGE— PLYMOUTH Service and Parts O P A Begins Drive Seminole County Motors 100 Piilmt'lln 1 Phone 1011 \ h\ 0» • tv . I I hprk Rrap ROLLA- LAMPS Clothing. Prices CHESTS Hassocks ADMISSION 40c — (Tax Inch; — SERVICE 30c TODAY and SATURDAY DOLIM.E KKATURE. ,1 Cement Breakwaters Floated over .Channel Sem ihoIe^H igh T o M e e tB o J fe $ T e a m In Sanford Tohight WARDROBE g.85 up _______ Jd at Uta Nerbeach.baada, ,It had been LARAMIE TRAIL day. continued aa ui and. other- bu,lns* at tlona continued at atnee Naval Air BUUbo,: IM l th# excaption <1M • liih a n Who •fcta been frtra ■-tno • llnau-i tjured In the Ht. Augft*. -v However. iBobby ex- feaal of turkey »h»y at leaat part of- raing*.- > Bobby. Cull urn •on who have Mercury-In tl g note dive down to tba SUNDAY and MO: could have m V i any of . . . ST t e w , N» Iran d wee reported. s', Rovi W.'iSboc rt VcCaalti :lnr o f , the Park Lake Pro tin Chbkth ofO rlam lo and Against Daytona he took poaaes- er of Or. H. If. MeCaalln Agalnet alen of Aba ball WpBanford's one d ig , r will ipeUt on "Thai S o o n *!. laughHl \fiir ht the regular loncb Scooters breakwaters Pandas Table* and Chairs the Rotary Club at the ) Hotel ‘ Monday. Gfamour! — - ir r - •Rocker* Wheelbarrows > / . : Rocking Horse T - ■ | vjifseer �V f I r I T flR SANFORD FRIDAY. NOVEMBER. 24. 1914 .a PA C K TIIIIKH LD. SANFORD. FLORIDA i .. mn> i i \\ w it » i i " | mn u i \ U I U M |. T A I l l ' l l M i l l i ........... j f ■k ** it* I * I* I • A I \ ttoll'.a vn RAYMOND JU. BALL. REALTOR T K A N K S & iV iN G i mi i» 11 » % i ii i in ii I \« . \ m i! •| ........ II ,ii M \ \1 |,|M| >. | \ M \l — -td. I M « lif i» 11.til I I M lit «‘ll|l.|j Si \ I 1 *» I t .at « f \1 V -1st . M ion fi ! . i ••i I VIi \\ . •I it#* •!•*» Ni<mn* Ml Fat Red Fryers Freshly Dressed Available Daily I %i\i. «t«»\iioi: tl 41* I t « l I I I I III II • I a. * i |* a *•> . I ' .a• t«»f i. . Ns * ... | |t. A \| •»i.| • si la • >|i I I • m i " • Itn» I I M| A ' ti|| \\ ail • |g11» •• • I* (On Snnfi.rd-Orlnndu llighwav, licvuml iit-m-u -\*»-.) Tendr-Fry W rit n m r Sumlnv S r n i r l " * I 0 : imi a .M U iU c i;thiH*i II no A M — •PU LI. E M P L O Y M E N T »T)R A I f " W h a t .i Imui I w a r r n l I'larea. P r y p l r . and A m n u l * ' W h a l i» real E * * r r i m MUainni* "* ; in I ' M - ‘ A l l . S P I R I T ! A l III E S S I N ( * > W h a l ..tbinil **l.«a%e*» »V F u h r a ” R«ditfi*>n% W h a l u I hr ( ' h r i**l tan* a l l e r n a l i t r l " S l m i i i ! D r m l M E S S A G E S h) R E V G I . E N N I L S M U I l - l ’ A i L U i l U a ______ Poultry and Holly Avenue. S a-1 t I» a*. II I li I I |' I Kemembcr Christian & Missionary AllianttTabernacle Declared lies! Rev. Paul Yatea— Pm lor of The Church of God—-3th Street the words. of In our ►*>Lrtol* i-> the Lord Jeaus how lie said— There will Ih- an oltl fiishionetl Thank>givinjr Union Service at the First Methodist | Cfiurclj itt,U:.’lO A.M. ThanksKiving Dny Tite Rev. U I’ . Brooks. Jr., pnstor of the First i “ Neither do | condemn thee: Bnptist Church will be the speaker go, and sin no more.” — John •You are cottiiallv * invited to attend this service In a 8-11. . ■ Nu|| [i it .I J'lstalu Sul.-.- Ili-iit.11- Morig.igi I i I lt,|>i,llili.l»li- ln.sutii;ni mill |!oi.ii'PhiiiU’ ilfiO. Hnnnu- I. Florida Slata* Hank llitiltlint: I n r . n i l ii« ii * » r «. ii n \ .at F »• I S . . rt I* . i Itali . 1*1-1.. • • How much more tender Is Jeaus titan the tenderest of earthly friends! /he apostles. In a moment of irritation would have called down fire from fpeaven «n obstinate sinners. Their master rebuked the unkind sup pcation, - Peter, the trusted but treacherous deciple, expected no tblng but^harsh and merited re­ p r o o f for his faithlessness. He. heart who w ould sorrow , knew w e ll be b ow e d semis first how that in penitent the kindest o f m e s s a g e s nnd then the gentlest g>f re b u k e s, "l.o\c-»t th ou m e?'* S a n fo r d M in is te r ia l At THE CHURCHES ■ A s r o i t n a s o K s i i i i . r o r iA j u i K. t w n r u i i T . I' b s i o i osTtcrs 12th M. s. L a u rs l A > . I > * S un d ay School. 14:0# A M i ‘ hiir.h Sunday Jlui n ln g WorSnip. It oo , l»> ! * • • * " . U. Chrl*t _ n .»*T isv e ll I m u H A SK INS, l a . i o r I : J<J I*. *1 Hriniori 1 10 I* M riir.i: A m h u i a d t r i T:Gt I*. W R v n n a r l l v d c H«r vlc *. t.Cu I* M Fri day Hrryic# I 0# F M P r a y e r M e r l l n i . W ad rr et ia y I «« T i i r . < i i t*i4( i i n r n o n (Irneia n i.«| I'lm A t r l i U M Iter SV l* l|..|.'i.rnh l-.tilnr Ntimlitv r-< htaol. i o vo a . M I .iKltg I’r .pie* • J»» I* M \l i it i li# H e n lfr I I **'0 A U 1 .*..g l*ei>|*lB. I Ul) I* 51 Mill.Ink Nlgfl.l Me I * I** * nO I* M \S . .Ii h « l s . night prat #1 O f t i. » a I* \l 11• a i i.tir I b l i g H i u * |4a n«l F I I D T i; H ) : i i m r : H U > F i! ( M i l l K I* llfow hler. I'aali.r lit] Blif (tall 4 Vr li lie NuiiUa> Kbrvli/e > 45 A M Htlfidtoy Hrbtml I I 00 A \l nlfitf W i'i»hl|» 4 )U I M Ji A Mi 1 . Paoule 7 io 1* M K»* ii ilia vs ./■i. I'lite i t f a u e 1*ml h .»••(* * 1 li Ht liut.l A V 1 hurt h >• • vie** a I ' f a t r f M..*i|*tg • ■1 #> * * I'M \ b e t r a l h *»ireel SaturiD** v J<* |IOi< A \f M rtlnea U | K' P alm rltn -, a d —MtifUrSAI* * a . c:Mt’ H »* n • — — -r * - — a u r n m i i a T « 141144 II J (' Austin. l*n »lor C h u rc h School ut l o 0 0 A M A "»**) i i p 11 oil l>l K ( Jloliurn kkill <1«*11 v ci th r 4 4»M.lt PUi 4 T I O S 4 I. 4 III 114 || l*ari( \ v r ai>J Th ir d M f i c ' l . It Kit N Al t I * I t ' “ >T At *'n.. 1 • r MunUa) Hr hot* I 1 .* 011 ,\ m Mornlnu Wnrahlp. I •«» N M UKr MSrn COMUMfTY 4 III Mi ll K II AM C J llr>aun. l*I». B ' a i N r l # f rli o for h ii.iU v |M (l A 4# Mlitiday Hr >*#•••! I It o0 A M M o i'ilM Hr r\ Ira I t !•*' I* M T*.tm| I'rul-le* a H..Ol*lf VVr 1 . <imr • f n f + f V i n M t * n t f t u ii ^ I .. k 4 v• *i» -l •K !4 r I »C*#i \ M * i| . I • 4 \l r m »* >1 Mi* • \ . 111111; CHURCH of THE NAZARENE 113 U ke Maarwr cm T H U S 1*1. .1 M * . ■ ' - » \ M s , ...| |) •%, h«*..I ' M \l*ii i*11.ik M oi ahl|* l-s.i .1 . M..|•|•* i I I I .» tt.g Sri n«<*lt • • t \l >,|| l.») • veiling a.'l Hi • « ar.vr.sTii 1 1 4 4 i i i v k s t i i t 4 III 14411 w r.rn iiiiiar j w 1 \ i;i i'A*t..r Mwnda/ tji'livol, lo VO A U I'r et chi n* . 11 Ov A M V I* M h . 7 14 V M •*r"|chltitf I Ot* P M I sit U b ii.s V i r i i o i i . . 11* 1 1 1 . 1 1 \»l ('afhiello C l . U f r h *cw> e• . k A »* r uc Itarturi 21 7 W r a l 171 1 » M i r N.tnfurd J I ' l h ' M ' r«»*l • *f f I ■■e* A <ld fa-a a ||«» a 111 , I’h'inr 2 : i Ha* father W illiam Nuetitia' l*a •l«»r .Sunday in . e* } ou A M II 04 A M I>all> M at a t*d0 A M Conicaaluii Hafurd uy 4 00 I* M In j vo |* M and t 0V I* it. lu b V M Avrnur REV. C. (J. BRA LEY. I'nstnr 10:00 A . M . — H u n d a t S r h o o l , Hf t I Sm il h , S u p e r i n l r n d e n l 11:00 A .M .— M orn in i W uraM p. Serin* n “ The K r. « l il » « I T h a it k a g if lrt|{" 7:00 I V M . — Y o u n g Pe« ipl e‘*« M re li n t; M r* A d a d r a i n prrnldeni. HiOO P . M . — E v a n ^ f l i a l i r .Serb ice. Sfrm nn ' I he !*«•*• er «»t Smtlnp G r a c e " 8 :0 0 P . M , W e d n e M l i ) — P r a y e r M e e t in g . cftB .> r.tR d ^ a rn o n iflT 4.iii’ fu h W. AuiUn p a il"j Holiday M* l.oe.l 1^00 A ii 1 A W. K a m i l Mupt M< ruing wi.rafii|>. I 1 **v A M 1 b a n k « a f v l n f H « r \ l r e a* ' M Hundit) l#,ayar n t r H I n g T h ui <*day a*, rn at I OH o'elock THE EIEM7 ISSTILL THERE! Keep Extra Buying Bonds! WE OFFER YOU: Plenty of Music — Oltl Fashioned Slngint; A I.he Gospel with n Live Message GIRLS’ A LL-YEA R -R O U N D DRESSES J 2 * 9 8 and 1 - 9 8 « Flower print sml luighl r.ilorrtl rollons, so rssy to launder — come out ol tlir lull as fresh st the first <L> >ou wore llirm? And pretty jvsrty rayons, too, m gra'<-(ul pnncea* styles. They’re j^ r fe t (or the holidays, and she’ll love —raring then, on into lh<- orw year! (IIL ' ncti o r TMfi ma m r k n r l l l t A C. (1. Iir a l ry . Pnal.ir 113 I 'al ma tto A v n i u e 10 oo A. M hUiidu) Hr!.«»•«I |i. . • Hivilth. Supe r Intehdr nl II.vO A 14 . H o r n i n g W.»i-J«l|, Mcrim.it lib the i»aa|*»r. 'The It) of Thutikaglvltig ll> 7 3ft l'M - Y o u t ir VmopU • M lug - M m A d a l lr gl v y . pre aldrn' l id P >1. — n v a n g r l ' M t l r M. 1 \ Kvrinun by l h « paatur *Tb« I er of Havin g 4learr" W g tiffet f r s n m m m Uprcarcd by the side of HI* gwn cross .there was a monu­ mental column for all -time, Only . second to Itself In wonder.' Ovir the head .of ths dying felon U the’ auperscrlptlon written fur .^llspalrtng guilt . and trembling - penitence. This 'll a faithful laying and worthy of all ateaptitlon th^t Jeaus Christ cam* Into tha world to save alnnera. Ho never yet says Chaynoofr put — •u t *. candle that was - lighted at the eun of - rlghtaouyneae.. Whatever our guiltiness must by, say* * Rutherford, yet >»h*n It falleth Into the* sea o f ’ GW's • it rev, It b but Ilka a drop of bloo* fallen into the great ocean. A M L v \ i . o .i A n u Y rriA D R L 114 If sal Hvrond Btrooi Major A B. W h ' . r l u n In r h a i g a Munlay H<*hooU M e A. M l*ra »cr Harslca 11.04 A. U. W I* la, « 0 J I' M Hly^rf M ar li ne 7 0<> P. M. K u n i a l l d t c Harrier. I V0 P IL Kr*«la> Harvlor ■ 00 I* M Coma a o r a h i p w i t h ua ia The watchman in the canticles smote the bride, tore o ff her veil, and loaded her with re­ proaches. When she found her P I l i a T t f i r r i m i M N T i I I I III II •lost Lord, there was not oiie j i »»: a h m .i .k I’sibi OhIIr4It >« I.... I • I . \ M I word of upbfaldinir. so slow Is havlk. Hu|.v*flfi( r M*lr ril Morning \Y..r«li>|* II He to anger, says an illustroua HermoiV Hul.jr* i V «ii • •• iieliever. so ready to forgive, 11loft** An ll irf n <*h Thai \l# o ] W o u l d I'ra lte tl». I^.r*l that when the prophets lost Youth e I I I'. M f u l l patience with the people so I I v<*I.i11 k \Vor*hi|. T J“ I M i mOVi Htil»)r«’l. Tl»» hitMiig •* .ut ns to make intercession' against Typo'* Trio. Hun l.It N l f t r i*. them, yet even then He could ulhy t ' r u m l r ) M>i* « vi. i«. i. . ■.•« , Mil'll e«l |t r.|>a.. li not be got to cast off His people MM RTiek I *r a > • I r i * I« . b i e e d a / . 7 2u I* W whom He foreknew, fur Hit W ol*Nlo.N* T i l A N K m*; l v i. M i m ii V K ' B . T h Sf V U tJ i » . » « A Mi » t Ilia •• ***■ _ Mstbo.ltst fOhSTch Hr W V .Inner to whom lie soeaks thl* Jlrpckf will i»rraw*i comforting word was frowned n i i i m T n i M u i w i r . r m o p a i .i upon by her accusers. Put if i .». m ;\\ u i i i i L v c n l i. g B fr tl c *. 4.10 |» M others spurned her from their H o ly Clomuiunlon o>. Jml Uui«Ia> presence, “ Neither do I condemn of aath month. t;S0 A M NilluJay Me I "Ol. ) 4e \ M •th ee." Well It is to fall into the hands of thl* blessed Savior • Ood, for great are Hi* mercies., * — Are w* to Infer from till* that * H e wink* *t eln? Far from It. Ill* blood. Hi* work • Bethlehem nnd valvary, repute the thoughll Kre the guilt ot one solitary soul could be washer! out, He had to •lescend from Hts -everlasting throne to agonize on the acCttraed tree. ,Dut thia “ word o f Jesus" la a word of encouragement to ever« sincere, brokenhearted ->enl• r u t , that crimson sins nnd scar­ let tins, are ntf harriers to n free, full, everlasting forgivenes*. The Israelite of old, gasping.in hi* -agony in the sand* of the slesert, had but to “ look and live;" Anil (till does He *ay, "Look unto me and be ye aaved all the end* of the earth.” A s s o c ia tio n II \ ITERIES you 1‘la.nty o f mubic. 4»!d f r i 1 . A llvg wilt. I l i a nir-aaagah. • ft® P M* W r d n - a d a ) . and pra*ea rr.yctlnf Al l W a l r o t n * . • ir rirr * l N in th Ht. n«V . I L - N . r u r n m . IWator l.t l ii- w ith (ill •» .*I • r w ith our least *>n< «• k.tiir .ind Inti l e t } » hrrk li l»y il t ii m e l r r - al * mmitb. 1 4 nr »1 - A vs a B a n e * r J M M M l A . II. leiston. . . T. ft. « ( 4 d l . t o n . Huot. I l f l r a l n W a r s h i p 11.:0» A M T r a i a l b _g U s Inn S t U **. It ______ K vta v . n lo l na* B r.rv r vtrs l r s 1 1Jo a I* II . .Wednsseay — lltt ii44 -w Hvrvi. W ednssaay — - w «« c. k Jil*. It.- E -0- 0 « h« h * r*.T K*v*srrry r . iTie u *ei1 s daa>yr -— Htuily • H au l. w in nin g, ---ttlf. Muhwiunlr , a , i t i . . r Tu“,u” I AH ClItmcN M K T n o l.lS I IIB N K I.B . l-s.lor hoot, i t tee a . u . Il:te A. IL ' tic Hnrvlen, - T:lt r >l Vraysr n d 1'rals* H»r- (irriLSt Jolt Tire*. Uht-cked Butteries Churned SEMINOLE Park nl ill Huliday (i l f l Du%! Printed Mufflers' (ilfl Fur A Nr»* Bahy Crib Blankets 1.98 P c c p l v frinjrr*l s c u r f * S c n * «u pllJltcti ill neat a l l - u v l t pat* terns anil the ever*p«»puUr I I’r r s ia n scroll a nd I ' a i s l r y |taltrrns TIRE SHOP, Inc. • Lu ncheon 59‘ 2 -98 blan ke t to g i v r .Soft d im ity baby ronifortublr » I u ... I> e . h ou r* IhiitibJ in taviui mil in I'aatcl piftk. M u r 01 all f t l il lc Cloths 'Inhum ‘jirr u immI* r f ill Ri-allv htt\ 1 * utility u i m I <I«-i i i i nl I'*m St •i• •I \ I ot i*»n I h ill « ii J» •-.I* i f .11 flllllr 1*1 f |l*k41'l pflllla route up inu »*f t *•l f rr *l i on.I »m*\% I*•**K lutiiulrll ng 201 N. Park Aie. Phone .17 Evenlsg. 1:00 T. M Ik . raftiotol ‘word* that proceed*] out of I • mouth. •E v. . _________ i . *' Rev. R. W. Diekert etboolul So l d ur in g the i |b* Sixth W i t Loan Jj BEGINNING MONDAY *nc*mlng thl* N ot . 27 wg art now who an'* reading It i whf' proving a Will* joq drop mm, aircraft rarricri, to Crush th* J «j» thin D AILY Navelly AT A.M. mud 7:30 PJi\ * • Church <w the Uondfi you already hove and bring your finance ■ •i problems to. •t ■ Four'-ln-Ort*. Cookie J&rs 11 GOOD MUSIC New and different . . . cookie Jays that look like rollicking teddy bears. There's a different face on each and cart) side of or the head, nnd -bo'li I'ldc* III lilt tower Jat are decorated differently, #o ■■■ ,. • ’ . Thl* an official U.B. Treasury adrerti.ement—prepared . ■ * » * •' - . . , * •' * ’. • . Gracefully Designed P o t t e r y Va s e s i* - Hr ,V0» that 1 Colorfol, Notion! . A beautiful setting for fresh or artificial flowers! In rich colora—gnwn, royal Iiiiu.iii i room. , -- - J A U n i 1.1" high,.they’re auitabla h r . Grand Gifl-giting Guest T o w e l s lloxed— I’ alr Check scvcrnl names of/ _yoni_ lilt Willi llllo |dr(ly'as'Ci.i. In guest towels In dainty uud colorful prlnU or embroid.-ry ----i �The- FRIDAY, N O V E M B E R !# THB EAKFOftt>. HERa LD, MNFORD, FLORIDA tA G E FOUR Sanford Heratif Farm Medical Cart DANCE Home (lomoi)Hlratinii agent* of the •l)*|).iiitm*iit ol Agriculture, iiHsemblod in WuxiiintrUni for a. conference on the outlook for fnrm-fnmily living, heard among other things a tentative plan for rural medical service, outlined by Dr. Thomas Parran, Surgeon General of the Public Health Service. Dr. Parran suggests thnt »urb service la? organized on a state-wide basis, with a base hospital and medical school ns a nucleus In each State. There would be district hoslilOfUTTnTtrafegically located smaller cities' and health centers irt wholly rural areas. Tin1 whole state would thus be covered with a cooperating network. Putients could go from local centers to district hospitals and, if very -specializ­ ed work wore required, to the base hospital. This system, he feels, would give to rural physicians the facilities needed for modern medicnl practice, and end their present isola­ tion from current scientific developments. A further prediction was the development of group medicnl care in the post-war era, probably _to—include farmers, who are not reached by present city hospital In­ surance systems. SATURDAY, 10:00 P. M Establish** la iftM M l F r l l a r •llr r u o o i N anf**nl. K l « f l l i J N R | M lla A i r a u # 111 IC llr r r l • • .t r r a a l r l l x M a ile r O rt* fc fr 27. I t l t . a t Ik # V v m t O fflr# S t P a a l o r l , 1‘ l a r l l a a a l r r rk F A rt » ( ( V iR ir t M mi M « r r k H. IfHrf. • -w All •Mt ■•ry MOtlrra, f i N i •* |k#aak«. ra##lHtU«a •( rHlrrlalamrati Imr Ik# purpom* al, Mlalac taad* »«lll k# rkarsH l- r ■ t m a l a r adterlUlac « ! • • » ____ | » l» 4 11, r •, l a v . T k » llr r a l* | « I l f u n ilui.n l l t * u , 1 » a v r r « U l a « O R I m a r* n i n l n t n l n f . In I k e l » r s s * | r H I* n , 1 H r n iB N ir r m il k » f l » r l f a l k m .N N n rlrrn l a C k lro S N ■ ,N«w »•*«*. _____ ■' Music by h; «__ ... " b a n a n a nrn Tfn r n o rs r Admission 10c Per Person (plus 10c Fed. T a x ) Visit Sanford's New Beauty Shop Let us style a personality hair Ho for your need*! We specialize tn Cold waves, Machine!,-*** uuil Murhijit- perman­ ent*. Problem Of Helgoland #_Mnniatrr 3 _______ .HoJr • a r a d ll r d I m t k U ••A flk# l a f i l r » « » k a rv la . A ll H * k t a •• r t p a k l l r t i l U a mt r ia l d U | ta lrk ra k a r a lii a r# a u t f t - Oil Shampoos • Fncinls Flt'lDAY. NOV. 14, 1*44 Phone 4S4-W 1908 Sanford Ave. ILK VElt.sfi-'iOR TODAY IF WF. W ANT GREAT (SIFTS WE MUST KEEP IN THE SUN­ LIGHT OF tOD'S LOVE AND TRUTH: Every good gift V ") ■very |.*if**t gif: l* from above and com.th down from the father o f light with whom i » . variabletioaa, neither shadow of turning. -—James 1:17. RECORDS racket II 1 W¥\ Sr '• DRYFAUM UNDER rHNOW (From The Sonneteer I CORDED like chiseled stone. thr.e fields deny The living grain beneath their groove*. -Thl*' bill, Now under arises of frozen .kill. Quiek.ned and warmed. In qulver* • dng green ihall He. Then on the car* of men the strident cry Of gull* »hull full like raindrop* , and the trill Of blackbird choruses .ball ri.e until 1 I American soldiers w-ho go to out-of-the-way parts of All duller 1(’ilex are crowded jroin |the world sometimes encounter/iut-of-lhe-way diseases. One I Mich is malaria, whlchnopie have picked up in the Paoilic, G. l\s In Paris. Group Is Formed To Prom ote Farm Begin 2nd Week Telephone Service Sans Cigarettes Each year this white glvi-s wav ! but which our nif'dical men know how to meet. Quinine I will do the trick; therefore so much quinine has In-on rp-, ; to living green. Thnt warm* to gnbl l»*n«-ath n I served for our armed forces that physicians find it hard to summer sun pel for its occasional use here. Eva Wlllr* Wangsgaard IJuy Christina* Seals to fight tuberculosis __ I f you cannot buy a Wnr Ilopd buy a War Stnnu'. Every little U t bolus. You better .In your Christine* •hopping early this year. . . if you want to get it done, at all I Except in a few restricted areas the need for quinine Is slight in most of the United Status. If our ancestors return to earth, our mastery of malaria would not In* the'least of their sprprlsos. Known as "ague” or “ chills untl fever” , this disease harassed thousands, especially in badly drained regions. Dickons painted a gruesome picture, ytd one not greatly overdrawn, of the haggard sufferers \vhom his heroes found In the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Those days are gone. They will not’ ibo brought back, either, by returning toldlers.'"Thiy* Can't ‘Bring malaria back." .doclafra Xtr. .Morris FUh^ain, editor of the Journal of- the American Medical Association, ^unless they bring th * mosquitoes with them, and we'll see to it that they don't do that." Twenty-Three Children The . telephone strike in the City of Washington I* costing A picture of Lena and her 2.7 )>ups. introduced to the the fives of American boys t nation itt Philadelphia's 60th dog show, makes people do the front. ___ a little thinking. How long would It take, for instance, for A local man soya today's youth Lenn and her brood of foxhounds, with a good break and should learn to live in a coin munlty and not off nf It.—Titus Villo Btnr-Adornte. Why llvo off tha oorrnnunlty when th«» fed­ eral government wtU take care o f you. __ ' ______ —Henry - Ford, say a -ill JUilllUlh Americans will want now automabiica after the ‘ ‘waF I* over. W ill, 130 million Americana will probably, want them, but those who buy War Donda now swill bo able te buy them. Speaking of President Roosevelt •a the Commander-In-Chief. Ad SSK-SR.P ways accepts the plenty of dog biscuit, to populate the earth and crowd man Into a corner, Dean Swift came near to that iden when he wrote hi* famous satire aland the horses who used men far slaves. ~ . , Probably Lenn’H fnmlly has no such intentions. And It -must-b«.admitted that Adam's family, an odd offshopt of primitive life that wnlka on two legs instead of four, seems to have plenty of fair control of the situation. But who knows what might happen in' thc next million yeara, i f a atraln of untiflually largo and intelligent (logit, developed ItcrhnpH in tho unknown wilds of Australia, nnd multiplying according to tho onco famous "itklddoo" numiier, nrrived nnd proceeded to tako chnrgc of the mundane situation? In Boston five thousand truck drivere wbe still out on strike fol­ lowing a demand by 14 truck aril for an accounting of >n fends. Union official* ware nt, kicked the , drivers oat of tho dnlon, upon all truck driven (truck iteat Meanwhile, other Bosa don't know when, their meal la coming from as frequently spoiling overpile* up' in the city's EFFECTIVE WEAPON State apparently grew tired of references to California as the breeding place of crackpot ideas and scftamea, which have been growing In recent m r t , and d*ridel to do eomethW about it. They devised a slmplijnethod, triad It o u f l l lhe recent electlonTend It worked to affectively that other Htatea may b* expect­ ed to follow suit AU the Californian* did waa ta require that to each proposal, to give away money, must be attached a tax msaauid calculated to raise the sum to be givsp T^e ‘ plan waa taelad on a recent proposal to tha people of the State for a f«4-*VdO pension. Aa a part of the measure was a three per cent tax on grot* In­ come, which would take three per ceat .o f all the income of ell th* peoola o f California. — This proposed method taxation mused the V think before easting-the! They knew that approvl proposal would mean 1 automatically- voted aw dollars out .of dvery f 10 X hunt committer of fore the demand of war Inter i . mpted our rexearrh and con.true- I lion program will help lo bring , telephone service to many new farm customer.. A. noon a. war demand, are reduced, we nropo.e j lo reaume and expand oor re- | search effort and. along with at. j the intensive program for extending farm .ervice which wit. tielng carried on before the out­ break of hostilities.". Over one half million mile, of telephone |mle line* serving rural nreaa hove already been built so that more that, two.third, of all rural famlliea in the United State* can l>e st.ved from exist­ ing line*. Since I 9 .1 S more than fiOO.OOn additional families in rural areas have hec.tm* telephone * subscriber* an increase of* 88 I per cent. One o f the major ob- j jective. Is to continue this up- ' ward trend by making the ser­ vice over existing lines increaa i Ingly valuable and .attractive. ( Tills the Industry intend, to do I to th e limit of its ability. ' | rrpre- |ssntHtive* of Itell and Inrlepen I dent operating telephone com panics throughout the United State* ha* hern formed to ad­ vance the nation-wide postwar ptngrams which the various tel.*Bhnne companies have been work­ ing on individual!" lo extend and ftiiprove Farm Telephone Rervice, |( was announced today h« E. V. Turner, manager of the Tele­ phone Company. fl Co-chairman of the Committee Ira John P. lloylsn, president of • i f * ' United Blatea Independent tOufd entoks marl, the fundamen- Telephone Association, the N* 1*1 r«A»Vn ! * r the.*hvrUfe la the A mat orgnntr.atliitr nf the thou astonishing growth of The black it.ids of Indspendent Telephone m irket III France. There are still companies, and K.lth R. Mr Inti of cigarettce in Parle, hut Hugh, vice president of the Amer­ most of them are probably in th* ican Telephone and Telegraph hende of French civilian*. Company, . representing the Bell In on* large French port 40 Operating Companies. par’ rent Of all American cigar­ Rural Telephone Service if ette* brought aihore have l«en more highly developed In thie going to th# black market, ac­ oouatry, under the erica r cording to an officer who ie in a Rtritcm of Enterprise, position to know tha facta. Other t t y other country In the world „m V A V u V e lS large ouintitlrs dlsapnear some­ llr. Brtylon nnd Mr. McHugh sai 0 *110 0 K kexee er where between the port* and final iay in o statement Issued b; e a r tr ld i* link distribution point#—from depot* etn for the Oimmlttee. Ilow I kslls. (tv * Waste or while they are being trans­ aver Jt is by no mean* a* hlghl- J. P*M*l ported on trains and trucks. developed a« th* industry want [ * • # * • * • * ■ * « • * Troops In Parle and other to ace It, and they said the in | . place* within th* communications dostry Intend* to do everythinr lone ware cut down so that those In .Ita power to provide mor. cigarette* that eluded tha black rervice, and better service, a' < ▼ ▼ markateera would go to fighting a coat which the farmer car > troops. The Utter, for • long Afford. , < time, had been getting an average •(MAlnce operating telephone com / o f only a couple of package* week Wnlea throughout the - wholeC |y. and In aoma unit* even Its*. cjountry have been working 01 ' j Onr French .regiment, living n- alia ' problem, a representative ( tlrely on American ration*. rot Jblnt-commlttee haa been forme* ^ ’• sixteen cigarettes per man for consisting of a number of their. ^ the entire month of October. .ttpgHfBced officials. Un > . la (a m e n t____ said. "We believe thei ( Realising Ihe Importance' of Statement cigarettes for the troops' morale, he application of new facilitier Army authorities cut the rear ind methods whU-h wer* under leveiopment hjrgftie industry beechelons from seven to fire park ares weekly, then, at the hlpfinnlng of last wfsk, to nothing at Ml.f Black Market Called Reason For Order Cutting OffSupplies 4 5 .and . 6 5 thc Ribbed Wools B military and naval plans preaented to him by his chiefs of elaff. "The Preai­ FLORIDA TIME8 UNION dant frequently expresses opln|on«," aeyy Admiral Leahy, *1>ut has always accepted th* plan* . California haa found tha solu­ the. taxpayers. Poliliclani who strive to gain prtaented ta him by his chief* tion to th* problem that la for­ ever faced by th* public In deal­ popularity by advocating aharo? ° f ataff." ing with men who try to ride the wealth plans, although they Union men have no uaa for non­ Into public office on promise* union men, w* gather from a, of larga handouts of on* kind themselves have none..to share, statement by Joseph Padway, la­ Or another' from tha public will be- dealt a hard blow the' day such law la enacted in avtry bor attorney, (peeking at th* treasury. People of the Padfle Coast State. \i A PL convention) “ I f Arkansas • . • ^ and Florida attempt to anforc# opao-shop law*,** he (ays, “ our answer wit) be that th( printers will not print, tLa bricklayers will not lay brick, and member* of the other trades will lay down their tools rather than world with Socks j Conquered Plague Then blank'd sptavs u wait*1 r** i turning snows. From dormant furrow* I havileornnl to irlenn Oil. sheaf of truth before all * ' gleaming done 8tich is the pattern for the one who tow*. X n te -r w o v e n Transport priority fof cigar- •tteg waa railed from four to ana. AcoanUng to tha Utoat re­ port from tha fron t.. thanks to the** measure# tha trpopa have been galling fuller rations In aoma sectors. . Meanwhile, back her* tha shortage has become ' -—---- -—---— «—-r—— M' I M H [- | * ' 1 ‘ ^ ‘ .Vi v K - v*/ • th a- t' t makes L ead ers __'____ s - . ■ _______ A T L A N T IC a re 1 leadership Q u a lity Ufeen the Leaden - ... H*llywood TWam Jfju rmaUrn In n Bbopi :;r | 2 . 9 8 - ’" -■ R W ffs ■HIV'.'A j T^hNii iaTli L-Jgir-i i IH lim BH W L i"j this day and ti ,wo CpackagM won ta n would ba M s jfSfi T,Orimdm % 7 • » s .w • rr -----•t ln.'1- 'V r:-*'. V * - t . 0 % 1 ‘ . t at ■ . i - 1 - * • . . ,1 • w * ■■-a * ~■■■■—1ff* . h T rr^.-,r> • ■. 7 ’ 4 a : ». . , - ^5*#* :r .i'.r r W ' • ' . * » » « » �1 4 ^ R ID a Y u N O V K M IiE n . i iiu S A N i'O Q D ' lliv L L v O x Sa M G W ), T L O IU D a (iirl Eirt-ak DaJU'c Is •Social A n d aSocial Calendar SUNDAY Activities TUESDAY ,T K e AiatKran Tlax* of the First Baptist Church will mart for it* social anil business m «tInir and “ While Klrphant" talc at the home of Mrs. F. E. Bolt. 1101 Park Avenua at 7:30 P.M. with Mrs. Pearle Hanaell as hostess. |ien tlfflHbe.'hMd at 0.00 A.M. The Pilot Club will havp its A jl riWjrOers j■ire urged tw^he regulnr dinner meetlm* in the Mr. and Mrs. William l.efflrr arriveil yesterday from (.ainesville to visit Mr. and Mrs. W A Lef fler and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Wight. Miss Shirley Smith who at­ tends Florida State College for* Women at Tt|lahaa.*ee is the ciintcii of con guest of her parents. Mr. und Nightly meetings are being held Mrs. Ned Smith. at the Church nf Cod at Fifth Street and Molly Avenue with Mika Ann Wiggins, a student Lillie Mathews of Langley, South at Florida State College for WoCarolina k« speaker. She is a mrn. arrived in Orlnndo yester­ foimei resident of Sanlord and day hy plane front T u IUIiu. mm invites all her former friends and and came hump to sperrd n short aritiininlnnecs to meet nt three time with hr.r PArfnhi, Ml. an I service*.—„ Ma t h e r Furniture HmployeesHavePicnic foe face-flattery, quality, - r j f 4 ^ ’r ami luxury. Wbat’a more, men like ica tophisticatinn VW p' aod dignity—its chamoisv A - 1'.' T3BP.- w B f i like softness—iu ability to ’ ■E * * i»g j fit their personality. Matie of F/zw/c//. The A vrN lif is even superior to the finest prewar imports and hat 3 springy retiUeacy that mskrs dents vanish at a hngrr touch. Men si swords points oh (Hilitics agree on th<i candidate*for ’44 smartness In newest Mallory odors. Drop in and tee the Mallory Av t.Nlir today. The AVTNtJI (in bnnJiomt lu g ^ jg i hox). . . . J0.00 MA0 ,0 RY / m tl L • P e r k in s corbec^ jife k 's w r * Hobson at the the Maim*- reporter The two Thanksgivings inuk. II difficult ntid runtu*iti<* t" de • ole isheii to oliseMr the t.<>Is-1iss ohd altlimigh hliindn's Thankgiving |> next week, the girl* from K S l W at Talltil ae-e, l ave arriveil home for tlyf* .orl. ind ANN W lfifilNS s|irotiipii »»lnr- to get here "soon n- |>io ' •ible to see her sis. DOT I'D BOLT, just in I nun (u lifoin ia And the families of MADIA I’ F.llKINS and SHIK1.KY S Ml I'll along with inuoy Sanfi rd tu-r». n who have relatives coming from out of the Mtate. are cx!e orating n.«>» VIKtiiK i MAI* '■MAN and hushainj. W titH il . ale , ubsrrving the holiday now fo: Itn olh .r r.a**n It i* Shelr | first aniiiversmy D It l' < K I DOI.T says the new no-s of tiring j a commissioned officer ha-n't I worn o ff---- He received his *d ver wings a whole week ago ROYAL ROBE M e e t i n g Is H e l d • By Fidells Cl ass A turkey dinner plnnnr«l for next month, a *hitr elephant * * lf. and tho drnwinr for the ChrlRtmaji !rr« tun« fiuture* of the recent monthly meeting of the Fidells (lass of the First Uaptiat Church at the home of Mm . Ei V. Smith, with Mt« John Miller and Mils Christine Stun denmire acting ax hostesses. A fter the business meeting, presided oTer by Mrs. H. W. Little,' data president, a soring hoot wee enjoyed. Hefreslimrrifs were served . to the members, Mrs. C. P. Henderson,' Mrs. 11. K. Morris. Mrs. Horace Turner. Mrs. 8. V. Bblplett, Mrs. J. 1‘. Cullen, New Course Planned In H o m e Nursing lit wfllyUjU * , l away! Thns* .jirp*put whs Mr- Kw.m. Mrs. Ti»on. Mr- S„T Trac>. Mr. Karl Kvans. Mr*. Ilarppr, MriVlriSK, M rs. M rs. G i v e her t h is beautiful Muskru t c o a t f o r Chris tina » a Uieulenant ( ’. Hurt Weds KnuUsh (iirl In V\eaI III IM! H14*1 I tuition Kn^flniel If Hi lt,»k« i •11 KnkjUn.l, it im> I " ul. I *'Uf lltj» 1 \ \» I '%••!» Hll*» I hr Attn cif Mr. lift. I M ( - " " l i n g « |. Hurt o f thih ». - a navigator on u holtlQrs hr i LIONS ANNUAL DANCE with the. Flighth Fnghind In Benefit of Blind Fund ha* I 'ig iif Mrs. Hickson Enjoys Her 90th Birthday Thanksgiving . Eve ' I h-hiaimg her mnetl.th litrth dn\ ND-, fi C Hickson wnhonored bv a dinner liaily «■ ihe home of her *<>rt and rlaiiehtt-r in law. Mr and Mr*. Jack Hick ' son, last Wednesday with mem j hers o f the. family nresent. ■ The table was laid with u ilnce . •nblerlgth. and in thu center V ir/ 1 r butrp birthday cake with nineti ennillp* Aimind the eftke wet-* i hr*• iinihemum. and fern Mrs. Hickson received numrrnu* gifts nnd flowers fmin i*Ulivr* ■ and friends win, , »lle,l doriog the day She ha* lived in Sanford *im e she wn* two years nl.l t MID OF' THANKS W*. wish to thank our many friends for their kindnesses and for the beautiful floral offering* at the death of our mother ami sister. , The family of Mrs. Mary F; Rnulerson. November 29th 1944 Tickets ?2.00 P e r Couple Call No. 8 for Table Reservations DANCE THANKSCsIVING EVE — Nov. 29. — 9 ’til 1 'A new course in home nursing will be given by the local Red Cross chapter some time after Jfjtuary, the eiact date to be annovsiieed later,’ according: to Mr*. W. A. Ltfvltt, chairman of Oils committee, who urges those Interacted to get In touch with l e r or legs* their names » t the Bed Cross room on the Wear c v o r y w h o m Ixixy jfwoKifor w i t h lynx tlyctl fox collar tins may telephone for ticket* alTtl icy will Be held until 8.00 o’clock, advance prices. Jrsg* In fisnford. and dethat “ during this emerthere le no better time Ight now for feu mothers mt Bwkere'to be prdpirty I to' tare for your sick, s should « t u up the op. Ity to take advantage of sane which will be taught •• trained cI h and his nationally — 2.10 ( T m Box O fflt* tlckeUf - Iw L ) 2.50 ( T bx Inch) Table reservations at Coliseum ring e » « ,■ ■■■■ ,r/i. . Ehra Dance Phone 4466 ■ - ’ Phone 5568 p i-fiV ’ I u '! M • l.lflinroiM ARMORY It is espectrd that the young coupli- will return to this country in December niffht of the dai mW m C O U N C IL MEETING W.C. Tison presided over W iNTFIt HAVF.f) F1A - Lovely IH-veat old Jean McAffry of 8 L ••i-trr•tsurg will lie the entry of the *iii i'll Plismivr of Pomitirnr i err in I ' ui,la Eiuigenne Queen '.in'e.-t »t ihr Florida Cypn-se 'lordens Sunday aflcrnoon. No* I"" in Fngland since April f this venr He hus mmideted 3f< nn sinn- " i n occupied ' Europe anil I* the holder of the Air und Mnlul with several oak-leaf clti-t bar* era. l\as been r u b b i n g bis g o l d dull so they won 't shine “ b o " MARY RAWLINS and acverul helpers folileil Christmas tuber­ culosis seals and you will get them next week . Taking part in “ folding lives" all over San­ ford were MRS FRKD DYSON. MKS. M A RC. A KKT ERICK SDN MRS. E l HOY MISS HI.A N'l ID. KENNEDY, MISS FRANCES FRENETTE. MISS El I/.A IIETH DYSON and the min* s f .hr r o i i f l t T A L K if iG T O a P A r tA fir . N O T A MASS M K F .liM ; iliiui the meeting of the Woman's Cmmril of the First Christian Church Monday afternoon. meelmg at the home of Mr George Kean ■I.J. Have at I’arm l*Un>!, S. (' Mia |(oh«mi nU«> vimted relntivm m Amlemon, ('ollnnUi*. Munniiitr and t harlentnn. Another son t laude M. Kobnon, -MM I f, USN. un* recently nent from n Florida station to the Pacific Count. Mrhohson Ntnted Ith t..| u i'll! M ni YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING (.t u b Employer* of the Mather Thorton.______ _______________ Furniture Company enjoyed a -Irak barbecue at the home of i Mr and Mrs. W. \l. Williams un [ l-ake Aslihy Wednesday afternoon, i Dunne the afternoon hosting j and fishing were participated in | and after supper dancing and 1 singing were enjoyed by the group to piano mu«ie furnished by Mrs. S. V. Khiplett. Those present were Mr and Mm. W. F. Brunson and children, llnndv and Margaret, and gur«t, I Mrs. Boh Mitchell nf Mullins, [ S. Mr and Mrs. S. V khiplett j The Poor Cave Man and daughter, Carol Ann. Mr and Mr*. B K llar>li*i>n. Mr 1 Had No Newipaper ami Mrs t'heeler Mu»e Mr an.l ! MrWilliams an.l the Mi-*.- i To Advertiie In. Mildte.l Await. Mary Wyatt Hut ! But You Have !! . Iif f and Mildred Williams Mm. Janie* Rollon ha* re turned from n vinit %%ith tut •on». S Sic l. II mvrv «t Kt. Jueksoti, S I* (who ha- now f*een <rnt ovprHeuft). an.l I'fr K Mrs Iddir tailor and |o.n I>j*i» in a lender u.-nr from KKOi isnloJe ol show pci-pic. “ Show Huonrsv" with (.rof^r Murphy, formirwc Muort Mrs. W. K. Kader who recehtly underwent a major operation in the Southern Baptist Hospital in New Orleans. Iat. arriveil home ■today. She was accompanied l>) her daughter. Miss Dorothy Kader. who will spend n short while with her parents. * Jack E l) t*» Itr held h( tl.t Tid- r> i rutr, were wade by llic Sigma Drll.i • hi rfiaptrr ui ihc S.iii lich at ft regular meeting lue'.la. aft.t niHiii at ihr hnfnr ».f d l' - Marv Ann Whelchrl I ho merlin,’ « m u|wnp,| bv a devidmiial b> Mu* iiutuUty Those present »l thr meeting »«K Martini Huge, ( hnrlutte True, .'Ury Ann Whetchel Cath­ arine ('lark, Ouiila IHvis, 1‘auline Mrl.ellan, Dorothy l.yuin, llrlrti Hickinn, Betty Jo Tulip. iMrolhy Price, Tol Livingston. ami Pilmi Dakar Mts* Marty PvrVtmr ‘m*TlWTfiT to arrive today from Tallahassee where she is a student at Florida State College for Women. Hotel Mayfair at 7:30 P.M. The<W.MtV . o f the Firat Bap­ tist Church will meet from 10:30 A.M. U) t:30 P.M. to hear Mis Retell Moore, of Chili. South America who will teach lessons from the book, “ Give Y ert, by .Frank K, Mrant. .A-eovered dish luncheon will be served at noon. A t , 8:30 P.M. the Y.W.A. and the justness Women’* Circle will 4mys a 'cdvefecT tllsh supper unJ i'ltr, Mm. Moore will rrVtew the Mine book. ’I V llrnril.ill Avenue Circle Will meet nt thr Benrdall Chupel at 3 0<l I’ M __ O. FI 8. will observe Ita Memorial p i y I t 3:00 P . M. at the Masonic Temple." (The public la invited. '.The Seventh District Con­ ference a t th « American Legion AtnUlanMriU ba bald in Orlando. PHandPV Maintr ia l,«Post number Dcclstra- P ersonal P ! a Tl f i t1 ci SANFORD �I TH E W jy iim W U .* SANFORD H ERALD , FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 24, 15»44 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T h lr t * * n l h SU Ip t l I n L r o n M i u c t - l i a nd gutter ror A-i.uiU nml buttery, Freddie I■nl iif r ur vi ll imc tarut *l y c wI M I ( i l l , anil Irntirm i «u » fined *35 or ‘JO tlaya |>r««lnit thv n r . i e n t d r a i n * ' * f a nml (or irai-UrtK Barest, 925 or cllltlia. a n d l . y l n e a i l n g l . Su r­ i'.ii ilays. For tlrunkcnner* sud f e r . lrvalr.1 tim .r o ck p a t in a VI wltl* h.rvreen, t n . p r » * . n t c u r b c:.rn insr ronrealed weapon*. Syl- tret ami a u t l i r un the other street* trd r i \\illinm* was fined 950 named oi :*n iltys. Other negro** fine] I ' l - r e W I I r t>* prfee Btn l In a u iir fo r • peeling, Oscar Mer sealeil en%elo|*e, lhiliir*>il on the ••ui.ltl. for I ' l t i n # " , Hanford. tme, 45; (or ilisortlcrly conduct, Klnrlila, *'Ultl a n d the name of (he hid* J. tin I l.mler-olt, $5- for drunken- drr or M il d er* . r . i f h p r o p o s a l must t e a r o o m rr»‘ A'b Thomnt 91(/.Bondi of nnrnei were e^]real»n on the panlrd b y a r» M l f l * t l rheek, made Sure, I carry Bottled-jn-Bond in stock, when I can g-et it, — Bottfae BEST fcoirds you can buy, are War Bonds! i;r ; 1 ruu-n Tresr . Jj i| » i par par C L A S S IF IE D A D V K R 1 1 B IN 0 » " y ( , Mm fo r o m tw ciM n lint for three Inrcrticna IIm for 9 lniartiona RATES Drunken D riving Is Principal C h a r g e In Municipal Courl i M ilno tat M InaerUcno Mtnota *ala . . . Tie [ONE 1 « O il BEING TOUR 4 4 ' to. TH E oANFORD HERALD elk -fke ward* to the IIm . mending phono and aadraaa. •drertiaameoU (or altuatioiu wanted wlU be charred (or at the FOR RENT . ......... :*• BATTERIES and Battery Char« Ing .Quick or Slow'Charging. ;uitor, bridge table, Phone 360< S ROOM bunjfalow by ow'ner. Reasonable, 2310 W. l it Ht -Ph on e 142-W. COUNTRY hqme, 6 room bungn low, 10 acres rood citrus land for quick sale, $2600.00. Oviedo -section, 3 mile* East. T. U ’ Lingo, Oviedo, IT*. )(T K. 2nd St. SERVICE Station located In (luilneis district In Sanford, fully equipped. Write P. 0. Box 233, Orlnmlo, Fla. COTTAGE, 2 room* unfurnished. Phone 234-J. WANTED t o r e n t NAVAI. officer and family wants to fent fumithed house nr a(nrUncnt. Will |>ay 9116(H) per month. Phone Vuldet Hotel, Room 420 BABY'S W»A-¥"prn Phone 876-\V BLACK winter coat, site 38 „ Hear^ coat suit. Phont 2 1 3 -W CUB SCOUT uniform, slxr ..Phont 876-W. PERMANENT Naval Officer and wife deeire furnished house nr apartment. . Have own silver, china and linens. Call Mrs. K), Brantley, OttH-J. WANTED: nice unfurnished 2 bedroom house or apartment, convenient! p located, by per­ M AN’S PRE-WAR bicycle, good manent resident. Will consider V 'balloon tires, 20" wheels, good furnished. Phone OSll-R ..condition. 1330 Elliott Avc. ONE SET OF 1R carat rings—engpgemenku. carat diamond. 985 . 160. Phone 461-W white gold ring 1/H value fm after 0:0(1 MISCELLANEOUS • 4 8 FORD S P r ^ T Rcc Ister, ex ,'ctlcnt rond n. J.li Tindei , Lake Monro. CURTAINS washed ulureled nml strctcheil. 518 Mellolivillc Avc ICE FAT YOUNG liens, live1 phone 879.' or dressed. Delivered If dealrrd. i Phone Co. 3302. WANTED— DINING ROOM suite, buffet, -table for eight and 5 chairs, .China closet. Mary Kents, 1515 „ Celery Ar0. UUSr. AND garngc apartment at 015 Pf k Avc., good Income, property olose in. For price and terma, write M. D. FrleT, 626 Welt PcBchlrco St., laike land, FU. HOLI ER MOTOR SAI.E3 NERDS USED CARS SY« Will pay top filin g prices for urrd automobllea. All OP A details handed tor vou. Write nr .'hone tie to cornu and make o ir appraisal. HOLLER MOTOR HALES 206 W. First 8t. Phone 5?3 WANTED: Trl-blkc for 5 year old child. Phone 431, WOODEN barrel', good condi­ WANTED tion, 60 gal. capacity. Coca Phop' i ‘ Cpla Battling Co. phone 21. BAHT cafrtage, all itetl frame, practically new. Mrs. Mena, ;> 2 t E. l i t SL A p t No, 4, CABBAGE planti. R. U. HutchlBULL PUPS, 6IH i Ave. Phono 870. Mcllonvlllo "'-v ABY carriage, pre-wer. Chcop, 1101 French Ave. the Cite A u d i t o r A I'lerk, of Hanford. F lo r i d a , lo r 3 per cent of the am oun t o f their bid. The a u r c « a a f u l bidd er o r - b i d d e r * B i l l be r e q u i r e d to s i t e a bond equal to t l p er cent of his o » I heir hid. a n d such bond to bo executed by n s u r r l y company IICensed to d o bus ine ss In the Hi nt, of Florida, said bond lo be a p ­ proved b y the City Commission. Copies o f the plana and sp e c i­ fications m a y bo seen at lb# of fi ce o f the C i t y C le rk , o r at the offi ce of W l ll t a m K. K afir. Ungtne.r. C lan * a nd * p * r I d ea ti o n* may be DKl.AND._Nov. 21. (Special)— obtained at si lli er off ice on d oMust of Ibt- students at Stetson p-ielt of IIP .e s. trhlrh trill t»e. r e ­ I imeixitv «il| U-gi,ri their horac- turned If a hid Is m si b . T h t t;ity Comm is sio ner s reeeree *md (irk for the ThankxgivIng the right t « re ject any. or all. holiday' when their claasrs are hid*, or to accept an y bid they tmiibcd on Wcdnc*day», Nov. 29.‘ deem to b e tor Ihe best Interest 1 hank'giving hnlidavs will end o f the C ity. City C o m m is si o n e r* also re at K 15 on l)<,c. 4, «vh(n l *» rThe | ' r the- r i g h t to Increase o r t t H .ttscf » t r t u 'u b .., ’ .. | ‘crease ^tbe am oun t o f tsork lo bo Ihe week o f Drcvmt<*r 4 8 has done al th e u n t> ,e w 1 r. « bid If. N. H A T K I L Ia t n ilrxignated at advisory week. C it y Cterk. ■inan fore Bite en­ ,nlc 910 for disorderly conduct; gaged In “ very heavy fighting Itosn l.cc, 910 fur drunkenness; with'numerically rumriur loicva," f^,dlc l-ee Mike. ( I t for teckIcm driving, and Hen Williams |0 on a like charge, and Adel Williams, 911 for drunkrnneit. sUe , Heavy fine* nml h*»s of driver's licenses continue In M the penalty imposed on those found guilty in City Court of the chatire of driving while dtttnk. On Nov. in, what was pet nap* “ The Yanks singled It out^to* the hlggr-t penalty of the season »mpr*c*J bp to ti>e''wllli the superior r/emy ) Vn ,v*f Vey|tVn foices.** AT ajMikcsman said. ” Kach Judgv J. G." Shnion on Aichie company fought like a laittalioin Key Wutd whose buiul of 3201, Each squail fought like a com put U|f on a ch scr of drunken D'liing this time, sludrnlx Will pany and each man fought like driving, was estreated, and whose ntsCUM with (heir faculty ada lion, Uiibcliesable heroism was bond n f.lM on u <lr,ive of using tu*r< (he selection of subjects nhusitp langiiai;e was uls i es­ for the ne\l quaitcr. the order o f Ilia day. * Following this full neck of When the 7th was moved. into treated. On NoV, It. A. Coryeny southeastern Holland lo piotect was fined 9100 and cu ts for r .lor,, final examinations; f»t dliving while diunk tl<uo| of the imntici will lie fir m l>cccm Lieuti-imnt (icninil Sir Miles C. Dcmtiseg’ s tight flank during the '101 ut llobait Haynes on it Ici i t ’ 1.1. Students nill also reli|ir charge, was estreated on tn foi the next ouartcr's work . inonth-lbiig rnmpuigii to clear thc daring these- thice days. i northern and western approaches Nov. 20. Chunnias hollitays' will hc»in | The following other white to-Antwerp, its armor was stretch-4 Cil lirecnriously’ thin over u rases and chaigc* apiH-uted uht * i-i 1‘ccemlier 13, Stcivm .students sti Nalhaniel i* ill hate a ihrrc weeks’ tacatwenty-two-mile sector niound in rouii, Nov llrlggris, diunk and «l|soitlcr|y, ti»n, ivtuinintf lo school in time Mcijrl Knowrlyilgc of the sitiiulloo evi­ 96 fine; tins l.cc and James H. ti-i Ihe first class of the winter dently leaked througti, to the I.ee, diunk nml tlnnnltrlt, 9tt! quarter at H:I5 on January 3. Germans, for on Oct 27 when bonds rslieoloil; II )• MrAithur. Dempsey's dtjve Was rolling th^ Harley Halligan. A. It. Robertt, Germans hack towunl the MJns drunkenness, bonds of |l l each In western Holland and Camolians estreated. M Dixon, diunk and were- liittiiilallng lire Nuns along ihsorderly, 910 b*>ml esticulvsl; until u nr nmp the Scheldt —Field Marshal Red- (< It. Kainhaut, diunkvnnrss, 910 • SMinl I’D p 'iu li will r*c«lT»* fine or 30 days. *-e» 1% jr Ihe A'ltjr CutnmDtlog nt l i t olf Gere] yon KumUtesIt alme<l a i»f Raiiftird, ► *I< r*«1•. th* Negroes charged with drunken ♦♦*i«jr.11.«ll mighty counter-attack Mpiatelv at tx|» t»r l»y(tii» i o*a oVIork, driving at the Momlsi court were I k| V|i.| the Americans, \'|4t h'S « ntbcf |1 ||M, Hull.' who "a s flnc-l It » ••l*nf OMtliiit s»r,.l |s« \intf Foi an haul nml ten minutes. John T Iwtore dawn, tinman artillery I 9100 ami rust* oi ‘JO data ami 4 ’ , IrelhmtHR B\ I •a r>. I', to 41 ruined shells on the Anirncan po­ Freddie Tulfalr. who** bond -of sitions. Tli|> town <>f Mil ml was I 9101 was eytreatrd On Not I?, tsinds n( 9101 us sun Ited ttrxt Fnity-thiee Americans of a .at- >euch of foul negoms, Jim Mr (iiiff Alex Mitchell. Allen Mit­ airy i ecniinnlisumc squadron the hradqiiHttei * platoon t “ t " 'j chell and licit Adams was es­ Company nod u platoon of ns-aoll i treated. and tin t t<ond on Not. glins were pitted again >1 2MI 20 of aonliter negio, I'oiacc King, (iei titan nifantiy men hut bed lit w htssc c a - c h a d I r e n c m ! m o c s l ht»l illegal Is "T a iv ti ot Inp'yo, I’ll nl hi; I uiitl Tigci tank loiioa f 101 Imittl of Jarl. J«»ht,s«sn Itcglo, stons The Americans were forced to- was rstieatrsl Nov Jtl fall lull k, hut joined lours willy Ulher' nrgio ca-es and charges "It" lioop- of then outfit, coun­ were: Helen Hill, urgit-xa. thunk ter alturkcd nml kept the Ger­ onneas, ill,ut drily r-,m|uct and mans hu-y the rest of Ihe day. making. threats. J2t> tin* or 60 The lietinan ’Jth I'univr Divi­ days; J. W Moore, a,<sttll amts sion and 16th I’.tvirr Greftatller liattery. 951 lx\n*l estisatrd; Division smashts' at the Ameri­ Calvin llaket, 920 bond estreated; cana at Hciluk. slightly to the Hilt Duval, reekless dining 96not th bond estreated’ Omet McCoy, Dempsey oidcicd reinforcements tunning slop sign, 9a hninl es- •.. Arcade PACKAGE STORE YOURSNOW/ ML Vermont Tslking “ Turkey", and you get tht gravy! •Far the tenth Thanksgiving •< are proud it reseat Mount Venauat Tarejs, Ike ~bc«l drroaed" birds In toon! Texas Dressed t Regulai Dtu isd Slewtag Shipped. UmMd L. Chickens ib 39c Ducks it Uitataa sauna 35c Extrs Standard Pint ,i r.*»h no. fc Shoulders Pork Chops Sausogo Livor Sliced Freeh Sidos Souso 15c Croakers >b ]2V ic Whet' 8ailik - tricycle. Chickens ib 45c Sirloin Stoak Rib Roast Hamburgor Short Ribs Chuck Roast 19c Kidnoys Foe Turlcay Drassing M ullet M ackerel n» 23c Snapper ib 39c Tender Not Rationed WANTED; Toya Phone 148. of an7 MiM. Coup*. Write dcscrlpuon and price, Box Y, clo Herald.:. fire Codfish Fillats lb RIU o l Sola lb Haddock FiHaft Ib 34c 37c 38c B u tt*rfly Fillets 25c Ib Beef Brains 2 lbs :\r Lard Ib Skinless Wiener* Ib Ib Cold Meats Kingan's Seutage Ib Cottage Q>e^»e Ib WANTED) »crt«n. . W AN TE D : Good.Used gaa heater. Phone 00H J, 25c 18c 35c 32c 35c 25c Chuck Roast Rib Chops. Sliced Livor Tender Spring lor a o u Breast Stow §T0KELY’S TO RUYs tw*o bunicr kcroaene . oil, heater. Phohe 607-M. Dig- No. tYi FINK r ^ O U N G M H h ; PALMETTO GROCERY, FARRELL’S LEGAL NOTICE WANTED: Will pay top cash prh*e fBj_„£l*an 1940 Ford. rn«VroTeT or Plymouth Sedan E. M. Hunt, Phone 200, day. or 471-J evening'. WANTED! ‘ Sturdy Phone 680 , ma. .16, i-J- **'A« LOST i One medium brown pig­ skin glove. Return to Mrs. Stringer at Yowell* and receive reward.- CANS While they LOST: Dray SeeUkln Fur coat, full length at dance Thursday . at Junior Officers' Club. Retrard. Phene 84-W; . W ell . Illrachetl Jumbo S ix la n t! "'rarer* U t U r t M u H u C ^ ^ Apples .. 2-lbs... 25c H ilt * U r i t N lla W e lla a ri LOST) WHITE gold diamond Wrist watch. Ratunt to Chris­ tina .Stoudenmlre, 606 Elm Avenue aryl receive reward., Pecans^ 3-lbs. $1.35 Oranges 5-lbs 29c Apricots No. 2% 27c BUSINESS SERVICE WELDING! By an expert with POTATOES 10 lbs. : MO rssis* eenA»Umie whn ettaa.' n« t J L eMP*- The 6th Vf *r Loan ii now ool Lct'i Dot k t amy o t cow fighting pals down. T t * Jape are Ee^from being faevboran—dtort txa 73 milUoa o f Mubbonx cr«tL tu tttk illT ia •top h , l b ( i d A a t d t u l h i h M M n t b w « t s m t i n n OB LOANS .a . Oarage. •oppllaa. •weeeeai c m U m J- — <31^-7 Apples .. Mbs. 45c MORTONS SALT f* a r »e Veil**. Onions.. 5-lba. 19c m rainavtiU • ;L Cauliflower lb. 17c PotatoSs-lbs. 25c. Carrots 2-belts. 19c V E L V <T coS iiE Dinner .. pkg. - 29c HELP W A N T E D -' 400 Sanford A v . : M X i 4 l i u t vk~ 'o �B S i I >1 ) i » 9 - TH E MAND.l AGAINST-SAID HSTATC LEGAL NOTICE *» t h i: n u n t «•• J iiiiirv t iii: a isim n i.i: i-«i'.> rv . m >t v . *1.011111 \. I.* I'lK t llt T I- to: K S T A T H I. K T f l K I * \V II ASS M A N N Tl> AU. C.IlKDirOlfH ANt> I'KIlSOXS HAVING H A IM S Oil UK- You and e ach of >ou a r e ’ herr b) ■ o t lfl rd and re<|ultnl to preient wn> cTAim* and deniaiida which you. o r e lll ic r uf >ou. may h e u M . im t the iitalr of K rnl U lL»v<!>maMti. <1*-teamed, late of «a0l ( ou t t i) . to th * County J u d g e of jfnttlhnle r n u n t y . F lo ri d a , at hi* o t t t m » « l h a rout\ \ w i * a u l . g i U Crtuuty at Hanford. F lo ri d a , wlthm eight c al e nd a r month* from the time of tlie flrnt |»ubllcatlon of thla notice F.fch rtalm or demand w lfll be la t»»R lin i and the plAC* of realdenr# a n d poet o f f i c e addreaa of the claimant, and oha ll be a w o r h to be ll ie claimant, a ge n t , or aXturney. and any auch c la im or d e m a n d not ao filed shall be void. He len l*. Itaaainann A» a dm in is tra to r of tlie Kstate of Fred W Itasamann. deceased. F ir s t p ub li c at io n November 3rd. ItM . TRAor v- **■*. of tali) Court at Hanfotil Florid*. t hi* 1Clh d l ) of S o u m b f r , >><( l O l l U H ’ lT* CO l*IIT M KAl.l It I* I I K I l N l H l N . A* Citric of oaltl Circuit Court OHIM.lt n r SANFORD cut..tion in ».» d C«*unt> and State* V\|ti*5 »e mv hand and ••!(»« lal * * a l «•f offU«-. at S a n f o r d I I m M *. thla Cnd ilnt of N o w m l " l A I* I ?H(X I* H e rn d on t I n k t’l i . u i t F u u f l Hamlnolr I ' u u n h F lo ri d a . I*v O LHunt !•• imt/ i i n k iS C A l.l irfiurtl thereon. Said c vft if U at « *t .*• • t the ( u II u w ^ ik .|r*orH*«« pei L) In lh«t (*uttnt* of M#1 ih ", «./Flo rida « t * . t itioch - i v >th I'huluOla lM;it I'ct-k 2 rr.» li *H» ■•rn*>M of ll»f said | r< \ u f .li r ill* -aid r * r l i l l . nl< • I "4 * if. llie nniue of l i» |.l»<-» of rtwidenrr ariQ l' o»t O l f l r r ad* drees l* Star Route, tow n of Wat * or to at). Htatr of New Yo rk You are h r r e b ) notified end reuulr*'*! to « H ‘d i l i i i i n l i l n __U I L L - J J I NnI— d T.> Ti) t v * «iJrav rTT - mMt ri rt rLAATI ? — ruT rTTr.T* f n » ‘.#■ c= K d w a r d s aga inst ) uu for divorce now tending in the C ir c ui t Court of Seminole C o u n t) . F lo ri d a , on or be fo re the December Jtulr iMjr. to wit. the tth day of Dec em be r. A D I9tt. In default th ereof said cause w il l proceed L i-P a rte l^t Ihl* or de r be published for the st a t ­ utory time required b ) law In The S A N F O I T D H E R A L D . Sa nford, n » r l«la. n news paper of g e n e r a l clr • sie»e x.♦iU c e r t H p d t r sh *M I * I H i.fe«l arra rai fii : Th la w. II.r J-’koia i tl ihu nrllisd l ha ss la ** I " the hJghrM bidder at I to •• i> l house doff uf» the flr*l V in the month of l*e««-rubrt * * » w hi. h |S (he tth da> i’f D r « inbrr. M It I ' a H d this Jid d ay of Nove mb er. t " Hi' I IT t V l U R T <• I* I I K I I N D U N C l . t V L'lrtuM O m u l SC mil,..r. ( ' „ u n l > , 1‘ > «m *i Is Tbs Adrcrtiiinf Column* OF THIS NEWSPAPER ■>OTU i; o r \l-l-l.li \TIO> run r i \ ur.i:u H IM - t Stop utl (or a drink take home a bottle. or BnaL’s p a c k a g e STORE Vnd B A R 111 W . 1st Pboas MO IKU N o T i.-r is i i r: i: i: n > «HVK.H. That K I Hiiv i|er ln.lilrr «if Tf ll 1- f rll/leat. N.. 1r • 1 I ss lied lh« •111 <iAi of JoV.v. .V. W , A>%2. h a * JUSA I" nnrl h » » •liade appllcatli.il for n ta t dc«‘«l to lxd sl nmicTioa* CONCRETE PIPE DruE Co. for DRIVEWAYS WELLS > . SEPTIC TANKS W ATER TANKS CULVERTS and SEWERS Trannll M il Concrete Second* available at low prlcr DR. RAYMOND L. BASS GRADUATE V E TE R IN AR IAN ' V* • LARGE and SMALL ANIM ALS Day Rhone CONCRETE 170 A T FIRST SIGH OF A Residence 10th nnd Sanford Avenue . Phone 1211 SANFORD. F L A . Toys Model Airplanes and Avc. Phone 101 Save Points SWIN<; OUT in c lo lh e n >o j. Seminole Dry Cleaners 220 Mnunolln Am1. I'hone SOI Humidity nnd dampness bring Mildew Actually kills Mildew * prevents Mildew use TUXEDO Feeds packed in print bags ' .s iv r s bid d er of Wi- liii'i* iilso i .-t.■i\.■.I ., I.,!;'•■ hi|>m.'iit of iNiullry •>U|'|»ll.-s lilt Itirl 111 LT ( l i n k ' l l t>l .Mill I'-. I"ll ->I/«* to 750 si/i'. Clin k f i ' i M l r r s m a l l -i/< ^ T.* Rahy ( hicks l."»c eaeh REAL Thousands W h o A re I’hont Hunts Tuxtdn I'eea Store ESTATK-HROKER 732 A llu n lic H a n k - 11I(1K Cor. Sanfniil \ -in! Slrrct Siinford. I'liiridu H a r d o f H e a rin g How To Relieve i Bronchitis , 10% OFF From OPA Prices SUNDAY DINNER FLORIDA CAFE On purchases o f t w o- fi fth s or more o f R U M - GIN- V O D K A - L I Q U E U R S - I M ­ PORTED B R AN D IE S A N D W INES Roast Chirk.' Swiss St I., I Baked I’m k i l o < » s e ‘. . . h a v e w ith c o n fid e n c e w ith c le a n e d PHONE 475 , NICK’ S ISlltllTPll .•id li'm iit " Salmi K iik Ii -.1i i GREOMULSIONi forC ouiht, C keit Coldi. Bronchitr The 1X)NE RANGER ROBB’S HOME BAKERY fu n ( ii ' n m c ' il PACKAGE STORE By Eating More Bakery Foods t « f ' 4l! From that SPARKLE goe* out itj^ilutbca wt‘ Inof »l ROBERf A. W ILLIAMS S im p le T e s t A id s to have your money back. I.et riKUKIir i Imrr. N o Uni* ^ a * ' r \ e r w e ll k » • we arintf wrinkled rioihe feel a m n r t l y tl ic v tr d i Cold Pieparotiont as directed Ureomulalon relieves promptly bwIt Roe* rtelit lo the seat ot the truublr to hefp loosen and expel irerni laden ptifeirrn. and aid nature to aootlie and lirul raw. trmfrr IDflamed bronchial mucous mem­ branes Tell your dnuwUt to sell you a bottle of CreomuUlan witli llie tindrrstandliiK you must like the way It quickly allays the coutib or you ar* THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. • * * M ag n o lia is T GOOD CLEAN lN(i GO HAND IN HAND r«U K other toys 207 I* GOOD GR00MINC * .1 rirr X I* A I »• N| a i in l »a id i r i l ' f i . 4 h ' i • • l*c /*• (Ireltird •<*• I.ldlng 1.1w tt»r |||..{.«■*() ife«« t ihril ihrrviit M il hr ■••Id lo the highest t.htd* c at tin* • wurt tiouic door on the f u n M o n ­ day in tlie month of 1 « niher r*t l. which I* the l i b da> f |»c . . inher |* 11 Dieted thla Jr»l d a ' •»! N ov e m be r •t l ii i i : i t i t c i d itT h i : m . i «• I* If Fll.N’ lH »N C ler k i*lr cuM F o u r ’ Sa.tiiljn.lv C o u n t) F j. ' t l J a > o i ' n •: o r A i - n . u \ r i o > r u n t \ ji m : i : u I ' X n r l . r ITiST or IS33 BLOCK PEN1N8ULAR Concrete Pipe Co, i i,ii., « o t t l r a U No 11 »^ i» to-I I l*t «l «. ,.f Jul) ,\ || M l * lot - (i l r d KMitr in m> o f t b * wiol l it - oi*d* it i• i o>ii f m n In a d^«*d t** b<t»«U« d tin I • oli >Hi»l i i i l t l«-*tr > llil>t4CM till follow trie 1« • tiril l " ‘ l*rl t) In the C o u n t ) if ■ .no I ••!• State- i.f ri u rM il * !•• ti I* 1 • I Hlk • I ’hm-n \ 1 Ui k r t a AiliHt loll I .*1 Ik*- k I lM «t ft Tin geareem* nt of tin aalil plot*• 1 1v under tnr *.nJ • • i t i f O . i t . |> " itm ss my ba nd and official • »l Sanford. Florida, (tils |o|h •f Novitiibci. I> f t ^' ••d » ci r f f r u N n ^ ' N C le rk Circuit Court • i i' K Touchton \ri>r.\ii Hi a h h r r i l a t e d title of this eas* ' •■• Halle) Ifr III) pluinilff Mlrhael J l l r ' l l ) . dafeml •* M ooroihs to to >ii' n m :l j . u i .i u . v dciphla, Reunsylv g(dn 1•*'* ai v hcieLy rrqUlre*! to up* •* <»b I »evr roller t M i l . In r. r ’ -ln rn u« e pend in g in Mo • h ' •uni fur tn 1 Hide I' ou il t ). Il> « 1> wherein liincr Hall* » ,!'» '* phitnllff olid you .Ml h.n I 'H il l y are defendant ih«- nature o f the suit is (or a ULO YOUR OWN HORN ba PARK SHVRK- H E R A L D , S A M 'O R D . F L O R I I I A 1*0111. K * A T K * K — 'T O KUKII I) »:11\\ AIM'S ► • 1• “ QUALITY ALWAYS” 105 W. 1st SI. Phons 864-J that I'VE B O O K E D 1 FA95AgC-E ON TWi3 TL'3/W'HERE 15 A\Y C A B i n ? / STOW THAT b o x BELOV. DECKTHEN G ET U P SOANE / | STEAAN, ANGUS.1 r==r \ . S N £ v c ^ S A W T H -XT’ C ' ^ l T T t v 0£PCXvE...0uT I SOM'T L.Ik E l O C k £> ■ { p e t ........ v a V - H T 4 m r i? s n v t '» w * frea h , n ew ly apparel . DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE CO. LAUNDRY CO. Office and Plant 819 W«hL Third SL * Phone 475 in a friendly atmosphere Overtime Pay—Paid Vacations Frequent lhcreeses Pleasant Environment Apply Employment Supervisor 0-6 Weekdays—Setonlaya, 0-11 SOU. BELL TEL. A TEL. CO. 110 a 1st BL De Kot Apply I f TJow EnKsved In Essential Work DOTOU KNOW WHAT TO DO NOW? DON'T WORRV .W feVL REANEMBER EVERY-. UM /VV-1 O l Q N 'T K N O W ) V O U H A D P A 5 S E N - 1& 05R 5 A 5 PR ETTY, J S AS THIS/ A N E --IT Prry a h e h a s T O R iO E W IT H A OAS\0U“ R i_ ik E can 1 BUY T H A T '.0 U C A N . PA55AG E T O ST. JOE ISS-* NN SS- 15 'jOUf NAME T O D D ? PE . ON t h i s r< THE IMAGE OP A BOAY? J r FRIEND O' AVNE, ) V L E M TODD: VCJ.' You’ll like our courleoua tftH nivf pleawant aurrotindingu. 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FLORIH a tfACE EIGfllr Dodge - PlpoiinrScrvice 109 Palmetto Vargas Agent Said To Capital Heara Presi­ Have Met Secretly dent May Serve As . \yjJLh__ Llruguai iin — Amcriean-Dslsgate This Studio will be closed all dny Wednesdays and Thursday* until further notice in order that we may get out our Christman, work. WASHINGTON. Nov. 24. UP)— The possible election of Praaldrat Rooxfvelt a* (hr American del*, irate to the prnnoaed International Robert L. Cox — •Photographer MORR BKAUTY FOR YOU S pH c i a I i z i n ^ in all liranchtfM of Beauty Cultur»*,# our of orator*- Aire fraTfiefl to Rive you a complete Beauty Service. Operators Hell Miiuihpw E/velyn I’curork Anna M a c Chapm an A N N ’S MIRASOL llB AU TY SALON 117 N. Park 717 N o w is the time to CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS . Ktyocide ____ / t B X O u n Start now !u nrtilecl valuable vegetable crop* agaiuat'ilir ravagra of chewing inaecl peata. Spray or dual with Kryoride—iho proven Insecticide, to widely and »uccc.»fully uard hy uiouy promlheut commercial grot*era. Cryolite 1* recommended.for till* uae hr atithoritinJ KRYOC1DE, the only N A T U R A L C R Y O L IT E , ia easily and effectively applied with alandard dinting or ■praying equipment. Follow the anggeationa o f your local experiment station. • Y ou r dealer can supply you with KIIYOCIDE for -spraying, or with mixed duals, from conveniently located stocks. W rite for free literature. Dhtrbvted by FLORIDA AOR(CULTURAL SUPPLY CO. THI K1L00RI SIID CO; llimjll~]ll=lll=]ll=lll=llt Talk Reported Between Brazil Seal Suggested v. And Argentina For Roosevelt to make a constructive contrihptowaiii • re-entabllihinic interAmerican solidarity. A* a reuifTt of the conference the IlrttKilinn jr.»vci Qinent tnn># hr ah)e to indirnte to the other Western llrmi* phere ffovdrnmmU what the Argentine regime wishes to dis­ cus* at n meeting of all the Ainer irnn foreign minister*, ac-miding to diplomatic sources. Hudi a roim-rulicr has hern projeisnl by ArifcMtinn, bill ha» not ft* yet bruit officially uRffdl to bj the Aim i tcjui rvp*jij4*+y So far a* rould ^»f^~l/arnwd the llrutfimyan Koveimnent is %not Security Council in being "uejreat, r<l in Admlnliitratlon circle*. Arrnrding to thie idea the Preaident would continue In office while taking on the new pout, thilK setting a precedent which his lu rcw n iiv might wl»h to follow. i I'ropniienii " lid the ndvanf. age* of picking the Chief Rxeculive n« United Statea member of the planned eleven-man peace rnuneil woiilil lie: I. It would drumatire the peace organization for (he American people. 2. The Preaident of the United State* would Irnd prentlg* to the council, and thla would- gjre bi» -voice added weight In fix ilaliherutinns. • .1. fie rntild make qulek dariniona without .referring them home, and might he better able to get Cotigreaalonnl and popular support for action* of the inter­ national agency than another r*preaentative. * Official* *u*-«reated that a de­ puty delegate Would tie named nl»«i, an that the council could be hi ciiiitiiuuiiic ».•«■•ton withbut riHiuiring pi oloiige.t uhaenren of the C h i e f executive from hie dom,e«tir diitir*. ■ m ‘ —Kiiife llie queation ia receiving attention In Waitltington’, it ia ron*ider?d - probable that Mft. l(iMi*evelt, Prime Miniater Church­ ill ami Mnrahal Stalin will diacua* at their forthcoming moetlng tha level on which the peace council mIiiiii Ii I lie Uignnixcd. Piemiinnbly. if Pre-idetvt ltoo*eve|| rciireaentcil the Uniteil Statea tile otnei chief* of *lnte would re|ire*ent their government*. •The *till linnet tied |robletn of hnu to i him.r thr repreaentntive Iiidollbtediy will be tuken up with t'ongre** umt * formula may be ioelllded '» hen <iiiiuoning legiaIlit ion for the I liiinhnrtnn Oak* plnn i* intnuhcnl One possililltv I- an *xr<uMvcU (finlntlve committee to a<lvUo the United Htul«*» rcprenenUtWfi on tho.counnl, although the Durri barton Oaks plan Cotitumpllln that he will Iw free to take specific rtw*i*iona without *ubmittinir them for <V>rq: regional approval. off»ri liv aware thut I’chiffn and President Vara*** nni**ary me! at ( oloiiia, ik tnlull rrutfUfyun port lees tliaiL fifty mile* from llih’iios Aires. Miplornatic nnurre* intcrureteo the f oloiiia loeelin^ as hr jin* pail of the eoruinuiiikr search for an answer to the Argentine piopnnu trifiudiiijr a conference of foreitrn minister*. The proposal, which ; win* delivernl hy the Ar^entim |fu\»*toinent to thr Pun America! Union on f»ct Jh. ha* been u mntter of cofiaultution *lnce tha date union the American rr public* Phere is rxi official indi cut i»>ii how soon the proposal Aii be at ted upon and likewise n official hint whether it will h« accepted I Hof finally, howevei most of the natt^n* that have; broken relation* with the Argen­ tine iro\rrnmunt me understood to favor ptuntinu the Jluono* Aire* request The question of determining the correct method for dealing with the A ixrnlinr situation ha* i in poAi-d Lite moat *ov*r* *li«tii in iliplor—atir cirrlo*. however, a* ori inter Autorican solidarity Mtire tt'vcalmg any ilcct*ion to ib-al with the (iob«l Neighbor l,oIit*y w*» in the Humid* Airs* military dicta­ ntiguiatcd, accord Inc to ilipl imatJr tor-hip hut n» merely reflecting aouicen. President Vargas's will h ileaire to oldnih accurate infer burnt-ns to *rnd a repre/entativc million on Argentine viewpoints, IVlu ffo nnd the Uratilian Kmi*. to confer with the Argrntific For eiirvi Mmisfn wait not regarded *ary, who are aalil to have a email yacht anchored in Colonia harbor, are undaratood to have di*cu**ed a number of matter* that affect ArgentUie-llratlllan relation* and InUr-American a f­ fair*. One diplomatic, *nure# #mphniiterl that no t)i-laterat de eiilon* were (ought or reached at An Outstanding 5 u o o * * * » the conference but that the Argen­ Foreign Miniater wa* given , In Canada—Mada In (J.S.A tine nn opportunity to expreaa hi* I Crait ter Breawkie! Ce.gki er concern over the pre»ent United , Threat Irrltatieet Owe te Ceida State*. *iKin»oreii policy of nopTO. Kin* of .11 couan m.dlcln.a recognition, which I* being publicfor rough* or bronchial Irrlratlon. | r--ullIng from colil* In eoid wintry l » n » . l » la llucklay-g CANAUtuI. I Munir* V»,t worklng-.-trlpl* ectIn* lllrkl.r a Ulitura qoleklir Ion,! m i . and rai*.a phlrgm lodg.d In the i rub,.—elr*r* air pagaagta—eonlhoa 1 reaped raw iltiutt. on* er twa alaa and worat coughing apaapi i t m . ’ You grl t,*ull* fart. You fMl th* I ./Tert of lluchl.r'a Uefaeltr. ' romnoiindrd from far* Canadian . IMno ll.lt.m and elh.r tootlilng h-.lfng lngi.dl.nt. Uurlrl.y'a CANAlilol. Miitur. I. tllfT.r.nt from and ' anyllilng r'»u .v .r trlw—all m.dU r.Uon--ro ayrup. Oat » hottl. lo•l.r *1 *iiy «o,..l drug alar*, getlaAUVtK us i n g I fartlnn yruaiantaad nr money hang. Symbol of Gracious Thia genuine mahogany nuite in­ clude* thit'Credonrn buffet, breakfront china, Uihle- lioat chair and Um«~ , *bU . ebuita---- Nine ..piece*. mi I erbly huilt, hrnutifully ityled. Only— • • . monthg to pay! Clothes Hampers Large alze hnmpera in Ivory with leather­ ette tops in pastel colors. . 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BIRD CamwU Nafl K W i k In walnut — drop vanity with large beauti­ YOU ON GEI ALONG WIIUOUT ELLCTRlClTy wtmoui TOUCHTON DRUG CO. O FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 24, l$44 3-way,lighting »' v - Let ne Maial you in eduring a reliable painter. We hive t paint for every purpose and c*n supply you from stock. ■ImgSBEttffiMg.. Hie Complete Paint and Glawi Store H ill Lumbar & To Pay The Mather Way** �Y O U * ft » « wish to h* fre*| If V* wish U InvloUU H om p m try i Im IIb i IU prirl- lefcu for which * • have bee* so lo af con­ tending—-*e a u l fight! , . n n io i m in . -V O L U M E XXXVI UlS. 1st Army •Takes Hurtgen | At Roer River t- AN IND E PEND E NT N E W SPAPE R SANFOKD FLORIDA, ----------- Byrnes, Wallace And Stettinius Are Men­ tioned As Possible Successors To Post SAOtH-V LONDON, Nor. 27. <A P)— About 600 American fightm i it r fe p w M down st tract * 6 German planes in a straf­ ing sweep taking them with­ in 70 miles of Berlin. There were 1 2 ) »hol down yeaterI He Assert* l»S rrewal On Europe’s western front wthe U.S. First-Arm y batt­ l i n g through the bloody Rurtgpn forest broke into the town of Hurtgen, 2'/2 miles from the Roer Rlvur itttd * captured Frenz. This as•fiault toward Durcn is {father­ ing jxtwer. To the south, the Thlrxl Array - broadened its punch into Germany and broke through the 0 reversed Maginot Lin* defenses. The Seventh Army spread out upon the Rhine plain in' a quick­ ening drive. The French took 12 forts hear Strasabourg, and alto two German generals. 0 The U.S. Ninth Army pushed Into Koalar, two miles west of Julich, and repulsed Naii counter­ attacks The tlriluh on the northern Dank of this sector advanced - 500 yards, winning the high • ground commanding the Wurm valley. In Holland, the German aallent west of Mgaa waa vir­ tually eliminated. The Double -Russian offensive waa rolling against Budapest on 0 the eastern fiont and ipto Slova­ kia. J’anka drove beyond Hatvan, 25 miles northeast of ' Budapest. Berlin rcportel the Soyieta had won a foothpld on Csepel Island dovrnatmem from Budapest. teStJhd, Fadnsi, and the Americans farther Inland won the mountain amt half a doten vil(U allaaW Os rag* Tkraa) Flotilla Eleven O f Coast Guard ^ A ids Bond Drive era will put on a free perform­ ance Wedneaday evening at 8:00 o’clock at the Woman’s Club be­ fore members of Flotilla Eleven, U. B. Coast Guard Au. diary, thalr families and friends. It waa announced tod*" bv Alex R. Johnson, newjy named commander of the Sanford FJotllla. •“•••• Tb# entertainment will be fo l­ lowed by • dance at which the orchestra from tha Sanford Naval Air Station will famlah the mnaJe. There., will, be .wjulblitd war trophies ‘from Oarmany and AMERICAN THIRD ARMY trohps ( I ) are reported to be edging toward the rail center of Saarhrucken at Nail troops olfer stiff resistance to our_ advance into the industrial area. U.S. Seventh Army unit* nd French troop* (2) are charging through three of the passe* in the Voagca Mountain* and supporting forces that have cleared almost all of Htraahourg. To the south, French troops moving along the Rhine (.7) are living slowed down by had weather Meanwhile, reconnaissance report* state that the Naii* have per mam-nt rail and highway bridges airosa the Rhine only at Stra* gourg (4) and Karlsruhe <International i Rev. McCaslin Is: Sidney J. Nix, Main Speaker At |Sanford Attorney Rotary Luncheon Died ThisMomingi Orlando Pastor Ex- Past P r e s i d e n t Of plains • W h«eel As Kiwanis Club Had Symbol Of Rotary Been 111^ A Year In ^ talk qn th# philosophy of Sidney J. Nig, 56, well kn*wn Rotary- iH' 4rWch k*- explained- Pan ford ''A H oraef stud Klwattln "lutne of thc^Mnga we believe In leader, died In a local hospital at —the tenets Of our faith", Rev. ■ <-75 o’clock thla morning. Ho Dr. Robert McGaalin of the Park Lake ITeabyterlan Church, O r­ Mr. Nix was born, Oct. 2. 1879 lando, who paid tt-ibutr to the people of Sanford, explaining thnt nt Jefferson, Ga., came to San­ he had viilted here al various ford 2 n years ago and sinrr then He was » times foe*th e, past 25 years and practiced law here. added that whenever the Orlando |member of the First Baptist Fnr 15 years he has Rotary club wanted a good pro-1 Church gram they sent for Charlrs Mor­ served n* secretary of the Ki rison, declared today that the wants Club of which hs nlso waa IJr llycd at real teat of Rotary Ilea not so a past president. 1812 Palmetto Avenue much in the laimth congenial Funeral aenrlrea for Mr Nix atmosphere o f the luncheon club aa in how we comport ourselves will take place Tuesday afternoon on the street ami in the market place where* w* enrmmter the vicious Influences which are con­ stantly aeeking to destroy the ideal* w* profess in Rotary. Rev. Frank FulIntroduced ley who explained that Dr. Mc­ Caslin waa himself a Aotarian who had come to Orlando from pastorate*, lw Jacksonville, Mont­ gomery and Memphis, Dr. Mc­ Caslin was tha principal speaker at the regular luncheon of the Rolary Club at the Mayfair lloUl. Ha amid that Lhe symbol of Rotary la the also the symbol of all progress ami civilsiltion of commerce and trade, industry and agriculture—the wheel, which he characterised aa one of the great­ est inventions of all time, upon which virtually all progress and davslopment throughout the world la dependent, . Naming the various . spokes of the wheel upon which Rotary la suspended, he said that the wheel la the symbol of our atrvice and that Rotary is genuinely concerned with the progresi of it* community and the happlneaa and welfare et all IU people. Harold character)ted a h pest echlevi 1 to-eeaterUHem which h r one of the greatest evils are top-notch In the world today, he pointed out that th a ' Rotary motto la (Ocwttewae Oa r a ts T lrw ) J Rites Held Mrs. Corpany •Stores In 8 Close On service* for Mrs. NalCorpanr, M. who died pi&tetloAwtw^viS In action of Tlllmen l, WT-t/e TTBN, ■ rr Seminole H lfh School •nd a reildent of Sanford, eentlr revealed tn h Neral cation to hi* mother, tUe Whitmore, 238 BurLvenue. Daytona .Beach. . Navy1* notification told that Whitmore waa earring with tha U,- 8s Buck w! pedoed and sunk v B Ag In 4 Days Raided Tokyo WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. OP)— President Uauaavelt- u*ia> . gat. pounced the resignation of 8 «e^ rotary of State Cordell IIufL I( la to become effective upon the appulntmrnt of hi* successor, the President said. He had nothinK to nay shout who the auccexxor would l>e. Roosevelt said the 73-year-old Tenne»»ean would remain lit rime touch with him, acting as an adviser on foreign policy. Secretary Hull's health an* re ported to have minted hla reaigna* i lion. 4 The veteran Seerelury of Slate la ill in the Navy Hospital at Hethrada, Mil Ilia condition was not describe,) at aerioua, but wat reported auch that he ia expected to takr a lengthy real. , There was immediate speculatioh that the choir* o f his succeaxor may lie among War Mobil! radon Director James K. Ilyrnes, Vice I’ reaident Henry A Wallace, or Undersecretary of State Ed­ ward It. Stetlinlua Jr • Friend* who have aeen Hull recently quote*) the 7:i year-old secretary,a> having come to lh* reluctant*! decision that he inuat step out before completing ar­ rangements for American partici­ pation in an international secur­ ity orgamration He long hai sponsored a plan of thla nature as an asautunre for future |>eare. There were indication* that ityrnea may have strong Con­ gressional “Support for the cabi­ net post V lea President elect Harry S. Truman was reported to be backing Wallace. Slettinlu* alao has influential friends, )>oth H o ln it b o iu h **f « hack in and out of the cabinet who cuoplnj *ifh the would like to >ee him succeed rwtniril int«*rcfpiuMi bmliiti of j left m il to the plare. •.Ain*''! W^ithUy a JS !• l‘J Oetpat f «»c the hani ftifhutjjf C d f r y m . »i Jicmlnrilt tiiirh Seinml Mr lit Krt'lav rirttinf. m l a victor) for the Mih’ arv — eA m w e -trn t Ut w-ir-mf-T 44tuiU ><»& m g P rit^ 'r S ir the weorael tjmw 4 t .- iu ,r tt*p.-s. tm e aM e 'Onii'Oitttc >i .:u.-w.rv-~*r--Jis«ie PlaiiU nu -“Sum r*ht lm “Hi movers -IT-tv-i Tentcyr T-lll*: 7su|mn. $lmuihiue><asi)i »t>‘uitit.’ nif r'liuiuitu t>«tn 3 tutu* ^ q c i l l l l K 'l i i l H R 'i UW .htt<ut%r< —i iu * ^nkJtitlK- ^•wsllW c III llitl ihai Masted 1 u »x ,i »*•• h !»• ■ '«*■-»* » r i *t*jwrt> U haid-sttuK Uhv ^ llft , 4^ jfU U U fu a rVeUluiltl* -4 ‘V .-IB iM *O D V •*♦*!) nr * ly-construct **•! ut Passing Of Jaffc Is F o i l e d By Inter­ f er e nc e 0 f F e d s Mnj. Samuel Sandle^ Made Lieut Colonel (A M I* l<ee, Va. Nov 27. (Special)— Samuel A. Handler --I iltk) \ i.-st vLaurellon I'arku.i Teaneck, New Jersey, lies bv-promoted from major to Lieut, ant colpnel at the Army Service Forces Training Center, Cam, I.ee, Va.- it ho* heeo announce! by Col. James II. Johnson, coi" mantling officer of the hu,< Quartermaster training Install, tion. Col. Handler ia director ' the renter's consultation srrviA veteran of World War I '■ was commissioned in Frbru.< 1S43, at a major in the Armmedical corps, and waa nnuy—i to Carlisle Barracks, d’ a. IIthen went to Walter Rerd Hopita!, Washington, and to thr I.awson General Hospital- Atlam*. (ia., before being assigned to Camp Lee. lie has been on duly nt the ASFTC alncr June 11 M.1 Col. Sandier’ * »ife . the form-• Miss Ruth Kannet. daughter > Fr. and Mrs. Charles K anno Hanford Avenue, of Sanford an l two children. LcwU 7, and Sti*-' 8 , reside at 1155 W laurrlnr Parkway, Teaneck A neuropsychiatrist a’rwl p-i choanalyst, before entering inr service, Col. Sandler waa attri.-l ing ncuropaychiatriat at H>r Christ Hospital, Jersey Cm. North Hudson Hospital, Weehuw ken. N. J.: and Hackensack Gen eral Hospital. ' At the County Hospital of Bergen County, Her gen Pines, N. J.. Col. Handler lionet •»( •-.* *iin vv . tit v n u H t. j»r»* l a g g i n g Nohiiid i»r•• v »«**• i»mpiiiicii >*•* b»•k*• et rtml, " • •'••niparuhlc* pwritHl -if ' i m l it '• * ' t. .lay Km nh b I ...in Ih m l Mr a'tii l ir t v * >|;tv« c h a ir m a n. Fvnnii ap|»ealet| unfinixatiiinn i ..in tv to <vt tit their «ri.I th e citi-*eu» ti» «f 'Wmirn l« th»* «v *»» 'h« "put tiju ftiy .in*# to p .* rh « r^nk anti f i » «f tatiRPn^. |rr<Rnll*?mi o f **•»%» tlwv e**t*J n j t h f la s t el r o t ton «houiil . Kxii.I Prew,,| » ftt ftlH I V*%4f 4 H.I \ c n d n n \ of I 41 t i n r o M Ir efftiri iml bu\ uU Til# first 'ter era.1 * n -et­ Mr Kvahn. na w affair m.irknl by fumble-* “ Salew «o f:ir r»i»t»rt*^i »ho»ilii nrul atone ^:il! defensive plavi! h* twi. e twhut they" fm-% »r* ’ on Both M i l o Jaffa w ith hi* w*. Ionic neit her 4»-»nuigf j Ai|ije>l uitahir ^ ’nh i>#Asea dti# to .ilert to connec t ' robot. Fed b»»ni!> j inter F tK u n i o f tAi»n cn rvpt.ituti b* tint* by Mr Kvnns ihin* that the Smft(«*rt| A t lu it k ' Nafionni Terence by f'oll.ihnn and fu llu in J hna iulil tUi.tWb Miort/i *1 T h e l at tr r f«•<11• V bin knee if’iihy th* Morula Sluft? Bank f liunA bontln. Hl.lftH, had and hail n. triirr f r o m the Sanlonl P'A«l tlflii’K ll'.'Jtt*. ICanir in the *rcon«l nuarter 1 ajnIT ***h1 I' imI Offu-v F'l.t r». Frank P».d.»n*. n urut in f..i »i^ht a)it| •*%e*|o Poet t»ff.a*- >1 51 ' hI half hail I •■»e and -I'd •••mr worth 'I fht« rift'inic '•* '* u Injury |*«if b » t ( «bf f«in r Townr<l l/.» •ml thr n l Those O v e r A g e ‘2 9 tjuartrr. Boll* firisiinR lh« pai»inc route ir'i’ ffrttivt, kickr*| to the Fe,| u y.ird line, the Fed* ST A U G U S T IN E . N -* 2 7 . - 1 -lay fumbleil ami Holies recovered, Registrant • abuvu ! war and paced by backs Warner and (S p e c ia l! Pons made their first score Thb ag a 2'J who h u *« not r»-a«--he-l * mtM run for the extra pnnl failed thair Pith birth ,!uta , r « still i i al and at the * ml of the half the liah U f--» inslikrlion.*' -„-*l Hr,a Will Ganrr-i| \>vian ( ollins. '-* »te l_i,r fu l score sttH-l p ile* '*» hanford U » [ V In the thu I quarter, Worthley es-tcr uf Sclesrlive S * r » u “ altho J■,«li Intercepted » Sanford pass and hit* - i-unl.-ram-a Tmisy ran 55 yard (or a tuurhdwwn for many pe-iple «aam omlas tha tin ( *„,( Hollee. A lot luiac Worthley prsA-mf, that this group ,f rag again snare,I . pa-s. thi- lime intrants n ,s,l mi longar ru rn i-b ' thx, , from his team mate Jaffr ao-l inf'-rnoitlori tn tha U ,-«J lt*mr,|. Many ragisIran!.-. *g% til xisl , , , raced to the Sanford 5 yard line ova, are now ui t hins I - A and ! I ; Glly made (he touchdown and Bolles ran the extra |ajmt making ntu-t !>* orslarad for in, Inet ion.** J Ki said livnsral Collins. N - suimi i j,. it 19 to 0 have In the fourth quarter, a long IhaYj or thair amployer to fu rnish tfe Local Btuirl pass from Jaffr to right end faalail with currant information r-agardMilam, resulted in another Bolles Ing their work. V fittan in for­ touchdown bringing the score up mation must be placed in the reg­ Ktiilitm — Hwr t••tlu' to 25 to 0. istrant's file showing th.it ha us inn A »n *mr+» The Feilx then begnn to com# actively en gaged in xotne pork »n h**m (hr bdek With a passing attack, in­ that makes a contribution to tile %ubmtiit-M ‘i* Ujo BMtoi C!i cluding a |il yard end run by w elfare c,t tha community o r na­ fo r «h i i h Mr**. L. IS, ttafiil Bnruler, and later Callahan tion in order that the I,a-si board toIr phone* ■vjl J. and Ml ■cored. I-xter Sanford started May Still Be Drafted Home ihi Lem* u* m ay consider placing the reg is­ trant in a d eferred clam, " General C ollins, stated that the n r e -m t policy o f occupatio na l da- Mrs. Augusta Brown Dies A t Age of 71 Mrs. Augusta Caroline Brown 77, died et 11:3b o'clock Sunday evening et the home in South 8enfotd of her daughter, MrxCerl Bradbury, Mr*. Brown ha-l been tn ill health for the p»»‘ ' “ I, funeral * Former Sunturif I'Wig Leader Had Li>*ii In lKakitka 6 Years- Blanche g »o ii—iy. trienhw 1 T P W here bean salaaUwt •f s a r * K * naan i r a i s . « ferment far registrants aga W t h a t th a ir (M en ds. i * a ■ml oxer ia very liberal, and local s M t t h e * t r * in S a n li, boards are making a strenuous effort to obtain currant informa­ E n a . B a t t y C o i b l r c -it i’ N iiailastion on the** registrant- in order phus. IN . H u » r - i v a q u» ,| s a a l X that rase* warranting deferment •hurt time With bar parsmtiw Hr-, may b* placed in a deferred claa*- I and Mr-. W M. CoOww. ifiratiun. Without the necessary , Information the Local Boars! hair > no choice except to order any ut | these registrants now classified In I-A for Induction. I . "Registrants in this group now classified In Class L A should un­ triediatel r contact their local boards and ftimish current in- died lata Saturday at hia Hsnnw formation aa to their occupational after an lUlteaa uf unw e a lit, status If thla ia - reguirad.'* said Mr. Train waa hum Dam 2& General Collin* In cloaing the IB56. at (hwasao. Kith. 11u waa Conference a member of thw Lungseoud Bttu------ ------tint Church. Two eutomobilee stolen during W KATHEB Hu ta survival hr tha widens. C IT Y B R IE F S servicee for Mrx. Brawn wit) be held at 1:00 o’clock Tuesday afternoon at tha Erick■hip t« sink rapidly eon Funeral Home with the R«y nigh search V. H, Grantham officiating. Insurvivors, taraast will be in Lakerlew Cemmore, who up in 8anford • Mrs. Brawn came to Banforf la 1913. Her boat waa at 1216 Waat Second Street Bhe we* born Ayr.' 1, 1837- at Decatur, the week end, were recovered tv FLGHIDA^—Scattered ehowere ^ 111. She waa a member of the State Highway Patrolman. L. U Jacluun> * lch^ ^ First Christian Church of San- Betvdcr. One of the**, a 36 Yard, and • thundarahowera in eatrem. at plan from a negro. John Davis —«<> * tonortlteaat end Whitadtemi of MUunont. Hjmngn; : Sha ia turrivwd by three danght night was found front, boulevard. mmA Murray and « f Lisboa,' <1 ... — X r 'h u i i t ii u V. “V I ! * a M I« wseill.u *nr in >iui u n a ftu! r>ua *xr i wnwv utiiiBstrs wMr Corpany la survived by Bertha n tM -w ih iU .* iP .K ixth War Loan Is Joe Mai enti tle Bolles Military Theater Manager* Defeats Sanford Dies In Hospital By 25 To 12 Score Seminole Graduate Is Killed In Action SB&S51S' of the F ta t Preabytcrian .Vvsuciaiist PT-whs Hull Resigns JTokyo Is Bombed As Secretary1 Second Time O f State Allies Drive Back Nazis # Third Army Broadens Punch IntoGermany French Capture 12 Strassbourg Forts U u m lM MONDAY. NOVE.MIIER On hi A rts w Fraas � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1944 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 24, 1944 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 1944. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 24, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8e8712859e567fe89522e00c8f336932.pdf d600e382587ad1c203848417a71df2e7 PDF Text Text \ -/ >r fACE Gicirr “ Opage - Plyrnouili^Sc rvire 109 Palmetto FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 24, 1944 1 i l E S a N i' o u D H E R a L D , S a N F O R D . FL O R ID A t This Studio will be closed all day WoilnoadnyH nml Tlitirstlayt* until further notice in order that >ve may get out our Christmas work. The Essex Studio Robert L. Cox — I'liotogriiphe MOItK BEAUTY FOB YOU -S p o 4* i n I i / i ii g in nil lintricht!* o f i h - u u t y C u l ­ t u r e , * o u r o iw ru L orw . n r u tlifftiet! t o give* y o u n c o m p le te B e a u ty S erv ice. O p a ra la n i Hell Mlnshnw Evelyn Pcncork Anna Mnc Chapman ANN’S MIRASOL REALTY SALON 17 N. Park I'h.uif 717 N o w is thetime to CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS . K t y p c id e CBtOUTS Start now to pro tect v a lu a b le v egetable crop* a g n ln s itlir ravages of chew­ in g in s e c t peat*. S pray o r dust with K rjrocidr—ibn p ro ven in se c tic id e , to widely ami successfully uacri liy m any p ro a iih e n l com m ercial grow e ra . C ry o lite I* re c o m m e n d e d ,fo r till* use h r a u th o ritira l K RY O C 1D E, th e only NATURAL C R Y O L IT E , la easily a n d effectively ap p lied with stan d ard d u stin g or ■ p re rin g e q u ip m en t. Follow the suggestions o f your lo cal e x p e rim e n t *U tlon. ■ V argas A gent Said To Capital Hoars I’rcal- [II Have Met Secretly dent May Serve As ZZ aynn —A me ric-an-Delegate | | | W A SHIN GTO N. Nov 24. . High diplomatic quarter* h ere | K*v» credence this week to re ports th a t n meeting of m ajo r inter-A m erican importance was held two wrvks ago jn U ruguay by Orlando l_ IVluffn, F oreign Minister of the officially.u stra. ciscil A rgentine government, and an em issary of President Grtulio Vargas of Urnril, The secret day-long conference, which Is understood to time Iwen suggested by the Argentine F or •■itin Minister, doe* not indicate th a t Hruzii has nnv intention nl abandoning the present American republics' policy of non recogni­ tion to w ard Argentina, It wn» liu rn M The meeting Is best cip lained. is was said, by the liratilinn dc sire, which In shurrd by n number -of cither l-uiin American /rations, to make a constructive contrib|i,t(on tow ard - re-establishing inter■American solidarity. As a resiftt of the con feren rc the Riniilinn govei qment m a y be able to in di­ ca te to the other Western Urmia phere goviVnmi-nts whut the A rgentine regirno wishes to d is­ cuss at a m eeting of all the Arner icon foreign minister*, according to .diplomatic sources. Hurt) a conference tins been proposed by Argentina, tint ha, not as yet been officially agreed to by the WA SHIN GTO N. Nov. 24. U Pb~ The possible selection of P r a a l d n l Roosevelt as the American dele­ gate to the proposed International Security Council is being suegeated in A dministration circles. According In (hi- idea (ha PraaIdenl would continue In office while taking on the new post, thus setting a precedent which bin s u m m i t s m ig h t wish to follow. j Proponents said the a d v a n t ­ ages of picking the Chief K to culivr ns United S tates member nf the planned eleven-man |iearp council would lie: 1. It would drurnallie the peace oigunlxntion tor the American people. 2. T he President of the U nited S tates would lend prestige to the court!!, nrrd th is wuujfr g fr e Ill* -voice added w eight In t f r dalliterations• n. He rottld m ake qulek de­ risions without .re fe rrin g th e m home, amt might be better ab)« to get Congressional and popular sup port for actions of the in t e r ­ national agency th a n another rv1presentative. officia ls su-v/ested that a d e ­ puty delegate won Id lie named iil-o, so that tin- nuinril could be in i-ontimioue H--««ion withbut r euulring |ir«ib#nge,l absences of the -Chief F seeutive from hia I Arner trjur / t-So far us could w * l/iir n e d the domestic duties. . t KtUfr the question is receiving I !| iiguivyiiii govei inileiil is not otfiei llv a w are ihul prluffo anti a tten tio n In Wafltlnglon’, It la Mr. President V nins's em issary me! considered * probable that nl (olitnia, u small U ruguayan Roosevelt, Prime Minister Church­ n m l less llittiL fifty miles from ill ami Marshal fltulln will dlacuag a t th eir forthcoming meeting tho Bueno* /Vires. lii|ilomutic soortes inter ureteii level on which the peace Council Ibe t ilionm meeting a -- being pm t should la* oiganired. Piesuinnbly. if I'rrriilrq l Rouac•if tin- rOiuinuing search fur ur, veil represented the United S tate* answ er to the Argentine piuposu l e g a l -ling » conference of foreign the o th e r chiefs of state would m inisters The proposal, which fi-prc-ent th ru government*. The still iinsrll led ( rolilem of was delivered hy (He Argrritinr govei run etd to the Pun Anieiirui ! bnw to i home llir representative Union on tier 2H. has tieen a I oiiloilbtedly will in- taken up with m a tte r of coiisiiltntion since the I C ongress and u formula may be included 'shell suiiooftlng lcgl»date among the A met iron rr lalion f«r the hom bnrlon Oaks I'tiblir, There Is no offii'ijil lr:tti (Inn is mlrnd'ierd ration how soon I lie proposal All One possdilltv Is an exeeutlvehe ai ted upnn and likewise n • ligislative riim miltee to advise Ibe U nited States representatives on the.counctl, altho ugh the Durri barton* Oaks plan contemplate* that he will lie free to take specific decision* without lu bm itling them for Congressional approval. An O u tstan d in g S u o c e s a ­ in C a n a d a —M ad* In Crest far (rssMkUl C w f k i er Threat IrrilitUat Owe te Colds Tit* Kins ••( all cou|A m*4lclnss for ruushi nr brnnchlst Irritation* t-suliins from i-olits In cold wlnlrr t snads Is Muckl*)Cs CANAUluL Mistur* Vast woik lnf-rttlpls sciIns llirklsi s Hlsturs qalrkly Isosm» and rale** phlsam lodgsd In the tu(,*s—risers sir pissa*ss—aonthaa rasped raw ilssusi, on* or tw# iloa and w orn couahlna sesatn, t » * . You a rt results test. Tou fail lb* *IT*ct ot llurklar’a laataatlr<’mnpoiin<isd rrmn rar* Canadian l>ln* Balsam and alhar saolhlaa h.»lfh* Insrsdlonti Uurklsy's C*hAltlOI. Uliltirs la dltTtr*nt from nnytlilog r»u *v*r t i l u j —all m*dlr*(tun--no sirup. l)*t a ttoltls to' tier ai •»»* »i»*osi rirtia atrtr*. Hall*I taction yturnnlsod nr monay bank. TOU CHTON DRUG CO. FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUFF1Y CO. THI KILOORI SKID CO; Symbol of Gracious Living This genuine mahogany su ite In* ■ eludes th e ,rre d e n e a buffet. Iircakfro n t china, table- bint c h a ir and |j t u a . sUUt . c h a i n ------Nine ..u U c m u J superbly built, beautifully atyled. C a rk 1 V IL *o jI p a months In p ay! Clothes Hampers L arge trite ham pers in I v o r y w i t h l e a t h e r ­ ette to p s in p a -s te l co lo rs- , Breakfast Consists of white enamel Bedroom Suite dip|nr*allc circles, however, n* w a ll HE any decision to deal with (lie Bueno* Aire.r military dictotnrship h u t n» m erely reflaetliyf u desire to obtain accurate infer mat ion nn A rgenllne viewpoints, IH-liiffo and the U ratilian E m i s ­ sary, who are said to have a ■.mall yacht anchored in Colonla harbor, are understood to have discussed a mimher of mattar* th at a ff e c t ArKenUne-Uraililan rclntlona and Intar-A merlcan af­ fairs. One diplom atic smtrca *mphnslicd ih n l no t}t-lat«rat d e ­ cisions were sought or reached at the conference but t h a t the A rg e n ­ tine F o reig n M inister was given an opportunity to express me concern over the present United States-sponsored policy of noniccngnitinn, which Is being public­ ly su pported by th e other A m e r­ ican republic*. III '•p ra y in g , o r w ith m ixed d u e t * , from conveniently lo c a te d •to c k i. . W rite fo r free literature). D k trb v te d b y IIIE IlI= lII= l!I= iIl= lllE m Talk Reported__ Between Brazil Seat Suggested jS For Roosevelt = v . And Argentina MODERN STYLING Beautiful waterfall de­ sign vanity with large beauti­ ful plate glass mirror. JiiBt Received YOU C A N G U A L O N G '-V llM O U 1 E L tC fH IC IlY A N D W llH O U T A D V tK U S I N G . HUT W H Y 'the chair with an air" IKY? B e io tifu f. . . g a d wonderfully com* fortable. Blends With companion PAINT PROTECTS •COLOR CHEERS piece* — IH U viflg ro o m , b e d r o o m , h a ll . M a d s bp T o m tln » o n , o j* u - - rtnet of qqalitjri M ADE -W IT H V I T O U Z E D OILS J!(t<C PAINT PROTECTION M ore today xhaa R V ^bcfm v.lt>«c**eotUI to protect your poMcaaloins, fo r who can tell v/b*o you w ill b« abU to replace them? W c have the product* that will te n * you faithfully for yean to come. v CHAIRS m m f im b T H I M R M A N IN H Y S I ALIO R O O M L it tu ooalal you In souring t reliable painter. Ws have « paint for every purpose and can supply you front stock. • ' c. 1 - in walnut — drop g q ip h - l w |h w y - •* * The Complete Paint and Glam Store Bill Ifumter A..- V im 1f"- ^ 11—j rMl n 1—1 u l i a J . L H J i r r i i . p*111i 11E=4 i r— n �I A> n a t efck to he freef If v « wish U y res e r r s Ib t IoU U H um foes U n a b le p r i v i ­ leges for which wo Koto b o a » lead in g —“wo M a t fig h t 1 HOT. flT V o K ' . Elw W anted & raU i 1 AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER to m •A ? IIA S I Q i* £ 1 H T t * srau e e^ ic* * I ' ______ I VOLUME X X X V I- EaliMIiA «J1908 IJ*S. 1st Army en At Roer River SANFORD FLORIDA. Allies Drive Back Nazis Hdiii Resigos j X o k y o o f state! * Third Army Broadens Punch IntoGermany French Capture 12 Strassbourg Forts M em ber M O N D A Y . N O V E .M IIE R 27. I » U Is Woss: t a l a r i FY whs B o m b ed vr, x j i a a : k i A g a in , oecond lim e In 4 Days Byrnes, Wallace And Stettinius Are Men­ tioned As Possible Successors To Post S tu jn R a id e d T u k > o r \ik * * K ^ iik u l Ami JU» JUguox** Stop*. Vr.* SuxtA ka \ O r k a u M ta LONDON, N o r. 87. ( A P ) — About SOO American fig h t'« hr t dawn t t l r i r t *4 German p la n t s In a alraf* f o r sweep takin g them with* in 70 mile* of Berlin. T h e re were 1 2 | ih o t down je s te r* d aj. WASHIN GTON. Nov. 27. (AV— C3ii. 7iiRvC><r*rr» ___raident Boossvalt- U x l s g . M i t»t *fhi <zritrnoiincol th e resignation of Sec­ retary of S t a t e Cordell HulL If :h t ssnuI q iy u "nr nu is to become effective upon th e 73m « j t . J x w r ttsjs-*. u tv t a N » appointment of Ijis successor, 'OUU-OitUf si -l»tnut»!~sr-aw*Ul the P resid en t said He had nothing to say about who the r^u iiu n w ."Simt rs« successor would l>e. ’jsjtnttwr^ -rr*.v-4 r*«tit <B* A s s s H s l r a r i w i Roosevelt said the 73-year-old On Europe's western front 3su|!u rt. -stTtuiP.urw iuc<v »o-Tennessean would rem ain lit a the U.S. F i r s t ‘Army batt■nu;H.-ni{ r h ^ i J i i t u N i m Itu lo , close touch with him, acting as sn silviser on foreign policy* ^ling through the bloody Rurt■V.s.-auiK*tm -n » rv r* w '^VTTWSecretary Hull's health wns re gen forest broke into the •*H,% HMUSMos toir.*»9a (•orted to hav e caused h i. resigna­ MM PVUuta4M *eww Urn — town of Hurtgen, 2'/is miles tion. J V •Ui'44*%r« ’"■-esa Ws from the Roer Rlvur und The v e te ra n Seerelary of State •4 ' t Itflt .Uiltus,* la la ill in th e Navy Hospital at ~ captured Freiu. This as* rn** ’iMHltlwv ~Tii knr L Hethrsda. Md. His condition was ,Hl|wr*«w•h ■er.m f x d a » t <Mh«c ®!iault towani Durcn is gather­ not described a* serious, but wat n m b*»t'.lu I s k u c ing |)ower. reported such that he Is expected U r ui M ur um a i u ! h u a * a , Tq the south, the Third A M E RICA N T H IR D ARMY trotipa ( | | are reported to be edging to takr s len g th y rest. ■t * iim > Lab MtutMt*e taaar There w as immediate speculaA «ea in *c i f u a i i n * r > H w v M stu m i ‘v v A rm y broadened Its punch Into toward the rail c e n te r of Saarhrucken aa N ail troops o lf e r stiff tioh th at th e choirs o f his suc4 41 >U'i Suiwtli^ -4 i*i*si*QBl G erm any and broko through the to our advance into the Industrial area. U.S. Seventh cessi* may lie among W ar Mobil! l i s t II) I I I ) . Ill l.K IIUMHKK ihai Masted Yosyo "»♦**» -s,.n-si — U4K*4N 0 rev erted Maginot Lino defenses. resistance n r * t y ^ u n * t n i c t n j nr » t r « i ' Nh im i ♦iihf fW p w.-**• n>i Tt -aia Tbo Seventh A rm v spread o u t Arm y units nd F ren ch troops (2) sre charging thro ug h three of ration D irector James K Byrnes, . I t u . - l i s r iM .m bs t s s i v . a lo n e the passes in the Vosges Mountains and supporting forces that Vice P res id en t Henry A Wallace, *»•( i' 4g upon the Rhine plain In' a q u ick ­ l»h..|. ->U|W'|-**V 11- - V JV w. — aw ening drive. Tho French took 12 have cleared alm ost all of Slra*lx>urg To the south, Krengh troops or U ndersecretary of S ta te Ed­ ward It, S t . t t i n l u s J r isMlKN**w II I) ”*k1I _ *. . forta hear Strmsshotirg, and also moving along the Rhine (.1) are lieing slowed down by bad weather Meanwhile, reconnaissance reports slut* that the N ails have per Friends who have seen Hull unj Vi »-*e tLik two German generals. msm-nt rail and highway bridges airusa the Rhine only at Sirs* recently quoted the 7.1 year-old .*■■*-* n iu..^^. 0 The ll.S. Ninth Army pushed gourg (4) and K arlsruhe ( International i secretary as having come to tht '•Milte •« i * wm Into Koslsr, two miles west of reluctant** decision that he mull T i «* m v««iM• ■* Julich, and repulsed N a n c o u n te r­ step out before completing ar­ *•• N*'ni9i* — -L, L a s . attacks rangement* for Am«*ru*Hn partici­ s *- *s»«n vacs The British on the n o rth e rn pation in an international secur­ i«W* il |n«Ar' - • flank of this sector advanced ‘ ity organization Hr long hAl ' Ve« • * « . g*»• ’ -u ; k - 600 yards, winning tho high Uesnd *alr** •»* ***r *i»h A « «|Htnrorr«l a plan of thin nature “OHm ewe*. \ • ground comm anding the W urm I ...an h n vea lit 'v m i l l ‘ r » • 1• a* an anaufunr* for fu tu re |»rar«, V. MIlU ' ,«• I* If 7--valley. In Holland, tho G erm an * r r lagictnif hohinel r*e*»v ii»*»' **»*T h tr r werw indication* th at -aallent w e st of Maas was v i r ­ • giiipmgfi • » hake* rt *ba«l. 11 • lM>rmrr S a n tu r ti t txti: “•*-**• Hyrnea m n y have stro ng Cootually eliminated t "iii| ia r a l)l# p rrltw l it i m i il ' •»' gr^aalonal S up port for the cabi­ l.e o d rr H a ti -*•-« « — —. • -!a> rr|inf*nl b% K'n/lh k • net po«l V ica President-elect T he Double -Russian offensive •m iill -l/ivv ch.i.Miuin H arry 8. T ru m a n *a« reported was rolling a g a in s t Uudapest on \ lr F v a ria a p p ra ir s i t o w lli/om a to be backing Wallaca. Stettiniu* • the eastern f i o n t and ipto S lo v a­ — ----**n a **9- i4»* re • ■••I sir ira n i a a t u in * •/ ^ • m im 1* also ha» influential friend*. l*oth kia. y a n k s drove beyond H stv a n , l..-ev. n V tu r w 'tift fn . 44* b t r ^ n ilu u u * ^ •«* **i!tew KnUit bond) paMtng « ••tir.ty to ( r t h r hi m l the* It in ami out «»f the cabinet who 26 miles n o rth east of ' Budapest. nesr *-iuint al ikniufrt egiu % v. U.**tpr 44 V im ts ij— ifiini Jaffa* rtMinlrtJ » dh tDr tit t h n r *h*M|l«te*r •* »ei ’ h « e d it* * ,* would like to »e« him auccead I Berlin rcportel the Soviets had bat'll* of J If ft mil «flt| *|Mit S a t tn h w it » 'R i m y sivag thv a: »*r n .n .t g r r tl PkitvO^ Mi*a * •*.it4*un n tw t i y to the place won a foothpld on Caepel Island t-l.'IH. IK-I -i*.iur*H»? in « Jwc*%-*“» - j w t v v HUM, n w i '. a W'tuthlvk • 26 t » th r tu p ,* dow nstream from Budapest. -ill** J t i a u l a i t l t o r « a«>»t R l t i w w l 'W t l l u n 6 t a i w > a T T W it In a talk on the philosophy of Sidney 4. Nix, «5, w«l| kngwn .1 i 12 defeat f(>> the hart! fighting T hr r a n k a m i f i l e »«f o t i t i a i . Mr g l n . ’. l s - a -v .t ' *v w S w ik .V -* ." ) » l t ‘*ilr r yfed' at ftemtvwda Uigh r r ^ a n ll« f* * «*f H etary- In *Md» b * explained Hanford 'A tto rn e y end Klwatile t h r v r*#tad n tV(*>.l«.ir .'n t a r --> *' u u i.la . <**m. t . ' *t» r u w» w f ft f t * ' l | | S(*biN'l F'rld h r»'iav ••krriing. m l Ihe* In*t r l r c t lull d h t o lil "•unto o f UieXMng* We believe in leaden died In a local hospital at >• te 't t i i l u n i II * ■'»«•* -41 mv* INMU! O M |>* A mericans f a r th e r Inland won th e —th e ten ets Of o u r faith”, Rev. Yt!t6 o'clock this morning 1 a eictor> for the* II. lh-« Mih»*r> k u itf K ra e ttla n t R o «.-* * v ^ f »r*.i o*. | 9 HII >(•• ignis* Ho /line*. 8j f t 8ft nsUAMpM fl ft* .’ 4ia »n «M i liw eilt-tH gfw W4* . r f v A y. m ountain an d h alf a do ten vil- Dr. R o b ert McGaslln of Ihe Hark V rn d a in . o f I ji » w i f o l l l (n m h s a lt) for a year era rffu r t »n«l hii * he"i«f> *» J ( C e s t l s t H On r u g s Throe) VtuMiiia fa r rv«tttiia>i ft* ill* D * mJu«* ( AMP l-ee, Va. Nov 27. Tha fatal r* ’trr Lake I’resbyterlan Church. Dru ,, . . Mr Kv alia r *(.«(«• Hk l>— I II S n ---r** ! HSism Is .t i:V «W Undo, who paid tribute to the MN“ "»* »"rn* ,V l- 2- ' J ' 9 (Special)— S am uel A. Handler t •aw affair m jikrtl by fumble** **Salr*s ««> f a r r»iH »rt*»i .h o iiln ►coplc o f Sanford, tip laln ln g thatJ 1 J«*tf«*raon. (j».# came to *San- 11<MS \ I -at (Laurel ton I’a r k u x •you rv. tiro *>•**—. '*• ’’lia.K.i <■ «W VSun.-ui M V nrul »timr ^al! tlrfrn*ivr h r tw i. r a rh a t th r v mi-* tr» * Teancck, New Jersey, has be-- o n l» o lh Milr* i p f 'l i m HMR.»i|'M«’ *’i il tl I fte-*‘ »a -M t f t in r a «l*lr% m t^'ttgi, r % h»•t hafl viaitad hhere r r e at vnrioua Jord. ye®r i n**itheft had viiited f ° r,l20 - n ,ye®r* #n” * a i ii j v l promoted fro m major to Lieute f 'U r w u J a f f a wia uiu b tr Ui connes t tim e, fo c^ thaa . paat 26 yeara year, and Pr*r P**™cr.l »f timefl r^ th ” c,''l 1®^ Jw w i . F u u r r i of iai»g aa r*|h.»t«»i t»> in 'b a l - d y an t colpnel a t tha A rmy Service with hi* long high r«>b*>V hum!) elate by Mr Kvan» 6h«»%* t h a t thr ■added th a t whenever the Orlando | njrmbwr of the He *.||< 4 ngtliUMT if t i l S«*UIK r* ilftwi> (Tiaue«*wi. a —In M 4 M Forces T ra in in g Center, Cam, ■ na a*** riua to »l»rt TVtj inlvr S R otary club w anted a rood o r o - 1 c " n rfh Y n f *•» upl * A m j s . j m i, mm •» * t ii* r a** Sanford \ t l a n t h Nationnl BunA I'a C h ed tc • bnr**h ll I-ee. Va.. It h«« been announce-! j fctrcncp by i nll.iban an*I * ultuin j he. a fultl tUi.tRJh M /irtii *1 horn la . •if *h~ ' |( flsr.lt » hureft II %«CKaV *l> .kM t'.v*. *V ft u -tft, gram th ey sent f o r C harlr. Mor- " ' T * . w°f * rison, declared today that , h t *«nls H u b of which h . . so by Col. Ja in e a H. Johnson, com ! tTkh r la ttr r 1*1 » hi* knr** iron* '** ** r l *11 lu ii.t * >. 4 »i the Florida S ta i r Bunk flU.lfri*. •••i vm| ij|r i S i t U i'i 'l \ * . | i " ' minding officer of the hue bad and hail '*• t r l i r r fr»»n thr S<anl"r*l In vttat i r w i 'i n n l *4*%i f>T» 'i t a t aa .* * * ..a rcal tes t of R otary lies not so a past president. uflic* Q u a rte r m a ste r training install* gam p in fb** 'rfitml ' l u a i lf r H i s 4 Jllf .lit) M- !••*- l*Mt ' A. * »wva•« 1 1 ~l— »g «• much in the imra>th congenial 1812 Palm etto Avenue L n i ; ** mmI INmU tfffu * * f *'». n,| Aa an aid to promotion of th e atm o sph ere o f the luncheon club Funeral services for Mr Nix tion. Col Handler Is director ■’ F rank H *l'iii'* n %**mi m f«n i<aht g lh l •*\ m ill I 'lia l O ff.es* *> »• Hi '(«• *•*- *• ' rite M MIS I • ’ *• H* •*' I ♦ « Sa. lm,«n 6th W ar Loan drive, 12 S P A R S aa in how we comport ourselves will tak*- place Tuesday afternoon the center's consultation * rr u h a lf bis' h !»%•* ansi 1 st «*.'i»eP i* »irtb f 4r*n.l** and C o sit G uardsm en e n t e r ta i n ­ on the stre e t ami in the market at 4 30 o'clock at the First Bap­ A veteran of World War I ftlir riffinM • ’ •« hi-* "hi *»»•*♦ *4aIte ers will p u t on ■ fr e e p e rf o rm ­ place where we encounter the tist ('.lurch The Rev. W. P. waa coinmtaaioned in Fel>rus> Injury |"d b • ’ f t be* zmoip I 1•e^ U *-*4ftance Wednesday evening a t 8:00 vicious Influences which are con­ Brooks J r will officiate and In­ 1913, as a m a jo r in th r Arm ^ ^ Tc»^i»t'l U.s e n d »f t h r *•*« n l TH om * O v e r A « e 2 9 m o ’clock a t thv W om an’s Club bemedical corps, and waa ossigi *-i terment will be In Kvergreen t|u a r tr r . Holts f insling th r pa** . V HllUIU*f« stantly seeking to destroy Ihe c J«" t i n' i—a. u p i.. w fo re members of Flotilla Eleven, ideate we profess in Rotary. to Carlisle b a rr a c k s, *Pa. II* i n ( routr 'iripffrrtiva, kirk n l lt» M a y S t ill B e D r a f t e d Cemetery. '.sevlit i w a » -UgtefteIteg.aI Ui hk A >Ui» 1 ui H*%ii*ih.i U. S. Coast G u ard Au. d iary , then went to W eller Reed H**-* lh€ Krd >.inl line, th r Fa«U I mkw Mirrewm ■ s Survivors erethe widow, Mr*. saauuy u Introduced by Rev. Frank Pul­ ST AUGUKTLNE. *27. | »iay a/fwrtHmn uhi hn ranmm> th e i r families and frien d s. It ital, W ashington, and to the fumhletl *nd B«dlr*t rvfn««raiL -3MT7UWI ■*ltr|(ifttr:iMt » afnivM | » * r* Kn«ugm '•» Sanfimt *n«rw 11r . waa announced tods** bv Alex U. ley who explained t h a t Dr. Mo- Lottie A. Nix of a a n /o r d ; three awson G eneral Hospital' Atlanta and p a rn l by back* VVarnvr and ( SptM inl » lM*K ;**»•*v il fir Johnson, newly n am ed com m ander Caalln waa him self a Rotarian daughters, Mrs. Evans McCoy o l Ga., before being assigned to Pona ma<l# t h n r firat *r«»r# Thb 4 g« ,hj who huVr not rwurhinl • mtar»nteiil who h ad come to Orlando from Sanford. Mrs. Hanry Elliot J r , of Camp Lee. H e has been on dui> t h n r Ubth hirth datr «ne vtdl , I'MheiiU • v»nr»e»ry ^itn K ktrteM of tite Sanford PJotflia'ru n for thr extra (*»»ni failrti • »o ttf!*is*iiiie pastorates* In-Jacksonville, Mont­ DeFunJnk Spring* and Miss Carol nt the A S F TC since Ju n e 1843 4 The e n te r ta in m e n t wlU be fo l­ and at thr •»»*! of th r half thr liabl* f“i uieliurtMin.'* «j»id Hr*w W•III.nn •file V(M»etejtt. and Memphis, Dr. Me- Je a n 'N hr of S horter College. Ganrr 1 1 \ -eian • ‘dim*. '*» •!** Lbr PlilW.e ■ Col. S andler’s aife, the form-- MCorr *t*s.w| h ll#*w »*. vaitfiittl U lowed by a dance a t which the gomery ete.il<te V iRtma, G a .; one son, Sldnry J. k '4 t-**i S e n i« *••%-tor uf S e l n t l t r ' | •* * k orchestra from th e S anford N av al Caslin w as tha principal speaker Nix J r . now serving with the Mias Ruth K ann rr. daughter I n t h r that I i ju a r l r r . W n r t h l t y a In* ^ tissltth “ a itm i jiseier * t Me*•* ln t # r c r p i r - l » va i» f" id p a * * anti »ur* ■» •’u n l**re n e e Air S u t t o n will fu r n is h the mnaJe. at the reg u lar luncheon of the Navy In the south Pnclfle are a i Fr. and Mra. Charles KannrR otary Club a t the Mayfair He t h e nn u n d e r »*4» m p«r« >t>le K i mar* h «n<t A Sanford A venue, uf Sanford so! r a n 6 6 y a rd f o r a i u u r h i l n * n fo r T h « r t . . will, b e . exhibited w a r HotaL H e said t h a t the symbol two slaters- Mrs. A. K Rossetter two children, Lewis 7, and Sirm e* «,| r v ' v«e»| »jr •n -.hot thin g r»Mi|* *f r**g Mu Mi A tail lu ia r \ N o (th l«> • p r A *m trophies "from G erm any an d of R o ta ry la the also the symbol of Hanford and Mr*. G William­ 8, reside a t 1166 W I j m r r l h - H o lla r anger * '4iu*'iti>e* fu rn iw h * in fr m l e in**,) r>«i »h*e * t •.*% M a | fa in an :irr«l a p a * * , t h i* l i m r A Ja p a n . Including , a cap tu red G e r ­ of all progress ami civilasltion of son of Inverness; and the follow­ Parkway, T eaneck Ml '*• tv*... J • U— Hi • l a u g m *• from hi* I ' * " n ti»ir J a f f r ai»*l inf* rn -ill »U 4« tha l » se t (t«ee m an Jeep. The 8 e a f o r d p e rf o rm ­ commerce and trade, industry and ing grandchildren, Wayne, Bruce. til amt . self*e-% »< * \l.i »I1 ftegl t m ill -•». «H» «-*tO»*-*M n *-t-41 U . 1 0 , o W » . ***ii A nruropsyrhislrist a’nd |>*» ra cp s l t o th r S o n f u n l *r» y a r» l l i n r * * fe *1 ance will be fi f th on th e 11a*. agricu ltu re— the wheel, which he Donald and 1-add McCoy of S a n ­ choanalyst, before entering <hr ••I 12MI . "te «4plMI ’I* * , (unite o ciy ----- -*- m c ► L lM 1 A and t S M I . it ktit (illy m atU the* tsMjc htlssw n a n d •»**» arv t ill* ill of towns w h ere th eee en tertain --■.illittp * u tl > t» r » r u w« •* fire sl d h llu ch aracterised aa one of the g r e a t­ ford. p rances Jean. Marv Emily- service, Col. Sandler was alter,.I H o l i e s ra n t h r r t t i a p o in t m a k in K nlu*' l»r orelrrrd fur imluctiim, H Mrv ers will p erform on a to u r of est inventions of all time, upon and Pamela Elliott of DeFunlak ing t o g i u i y , w n i l t t g u Ui- .* a w .« s *atel tim eral t'ullina. hr*muaw i ivipnia. Pa ocuropaychiatriat at th- it 19 to o the Seventh naval d i s t r i c t vy h » w *u k n t e stag which v irtu ally all progress and S pringe; a brother, Will Nix of Christ H ospital, Jersey Cm . lon^ thevj or th n r «tnplt»yvr ha** I n the fourth quarter, a ion M*tv Jrm J i -f-Sirwl. m Under m a ita p m en t of Ensign davelopm ant thro u g h o u t the world Jefferaon, Ga.; a niece, Miss North lludaom Hospital, Weeha* naaa fail atl to furnish t/ur L*>cai Butt r I end from J a f f r to ritfht Nancy R ossetter of Jacksonvllfo- ken. N. J.i an d Hackensack Gen wftTt curreni infnrmation rnterl* ill a jwsununw g i u a o t e g v P M»hf EUU, U SC G R (W ), district la dependent. Milmm. rraiiltrd in another B o lin and two nephew*, Ens. A, K. witrs ig t . S t e a l , « t * «t w ar bond officer, end Lieut. Naming the v arious . spokes of Rossetter J r . o f the U. S. Navy eral Hospital. ! At the County touchdown brlnginx the K « r« up Ing thetr work. V fittrn infor­ William Boyce, - UBCQB(T). Ml- th e wheel upon which R otary mation mx*t br placed in thw rwg* m h u trv n a a a stnas.-te u Om >*•Hospital of Bergen County, Her to 26 to 0. Ktill.IT- Vii Ih ---I V !hU .» **.UI V. m y n w u i w i m vju i g r amL the drive will Include 16 la suspended, he said that th e and F re d e ric k R ossetter of Ban- gen Pines, N. J.. Col. Sandl ing M i r . J us « * | « ,T h a Ftd* then l>nran to coma ittnnt'% file ih u ein g that he »» -wns i' -ut_-t. u k Ok m t t e vsv t e rie rid a towns. W ar trophies will wheel la tbe symbol of our se r­ ford. waa a nruropsychlatrie ccnsult- bdek with a pa*»inK attack, in­ acti«rly rngUgni Ui *on1« jeurk 'tWim. .*« W . - (»»»• V « » be awarded not only tboss buying vice and th a t R o tary la genuinely an t, and ha waa a member of tie cluding a | ti yard end run by that make* a contribution to the -uhm tiii.l .» I’.iut ‘.!u2> L in i t e ’4 te awroa welfare cf the community or na* courtesy s ta ff In the Neurologic Bom U r, # Ibe la rg e st am ount of bond*, concerned w ith the progress of fo r ohich Xr*. 6. It. ICa.iiif, and later (allm hon thin in order that the ln%ai board ■ ‘Is. 1 ' but to winners o f.^ w w tn g s par- ite community ami th e happiness Institute, New York City. i.l*lilu»w V I J. ooi Wt*» ■cored, l - i t r r Sanford alerted may con*i«ier placing the regis­ moo a s a n t te w n na Sitear Cel. Sandler’s brother- Pvt . iAnother Blanch* K«mn«*ty. hit* and w elfare of all IU people. puna IU to »Brooklin ffarrw Q . „ j | . r i. n o i n e r lattack, u a c a . a pa*» w » u u trant in a deferred cla.*«« ** >i»iiitai. iw, 8 s a i» n t lies* S tagnation -he characterised aa overtsas w lth tha Arm v M n l M connected, and Watben. submtltuU A Geoerai Coll in a. »tat«il th at the »4' « * • , a r n im s ilir a tu ■cured. Conversion failed and nresfnt pulieg of utfiwutmmd de­ satisfaction with p a st achleve-ciVooi. 5 g ^ ifiri-wl f t -**r-**c» own end *o* HoDrw *6, Bae- ferm ent for ragiatrant* age HI I . Declaring th a t Rotary la gam e rmb D eath in action of Tillm an ' h t w n r , liHii. u v « * Mint lh*.r furtsd*- iwo» to o " oppoiad to-M aterialism which h e ! W t R m o r r W T -1/6 TJBN, a grw .ford 12. c m «tU7 dsanmc t e ami over ta vary liberal, ami hwaJ called one of the greatest evils uata of Seminole High School In board* are making a -t ran uuu» -one- i t v is is u i itt 1940, Wad a resident of 8anford. effort to obtain current informa­ — ' c i t u m ilta x - n u o u s t Ena. Bette Cftihlrt iit Philaelei waa recently revealed In a Naval tion on thee# regi*LranL* in onier phia* 1 *0 . W *T7tv»i to »(i«i*l a --im p ZUeoSiU C nunlcatlon to hie m other, that ra.i«i warranting laferm ent short Dim »itft V r nsrw iis. Mr. , ^rM****• tite Vhsai l i n . A u g u s ta Caroline Drown M attie Whitmore, 289 Bwr- n j i . j _» .•> !.. l e...Ja» may be placed In a deferragf claae* ifiratiun. W ithout the neceaaary inf'irmation th e Local Board haif • no choice except to onier any of | O s c a r H . T r a i n O f 1 rj-.)i.riLtt t n s u u L v - E a i R Sixth War Loan Is Bolles Military Reported L a t i n s Defeats Sanford Behind In Sales By 25 To 12 Score Rev. McCaslin Is: Sidney J. Nix, Main Speaker At'Sanford Attorney Rotary Luncheon Died ThisMoming; Passing Of Jaffe Is P o l l e d By Inter­ f e r e n c e Of F e d s Orlando Pastor Ex- Past P r e s i d e n t Of plains W h e e l As Kiwanis Club Had Symbol Of Rotary Been I I I ' A Year Joe Maientette Theater IVLiiu^er. Dies In Hospital 6 Years T In n Maj. Samuel Sandle z Made L ieut Colont’ •F lo tilla Eleven Of Coast Guard ^ Aids Bond Drive . E I W a Kaamrl Mucntt&rd L A d k e * 0 d W if s U n F u a l Home ih i LettMt* Seminole Graduate Is Killed In Action [rs. Augusta Brown Dies A t Age of 71 CITY BRIEFS l)t#-»» rvgiatrnnts now u-lnaaifl*d Lungwood Is EVxuJ 0>owx?uain*li‘ w In I-A for badurtiun. '(U gistranta in this group now >-----------' <m»i O s c a r If. T rain. *7. rwutfhnt of i imaitacnsse classified In Class I-A should tmosediaUiv contact thoir local Lomcseootl f i r titn oast XS ynatts.) U » s a u *te ted.' (wards ami ftirnish current in- Usd la ta Saturday a t hi a Hauw formation a a t o their occupational 1 a f t e r a n ill h o e G eneral ,-.L ............................. , ‘> ’ * : * la dosiRC « f one w .it. the) IS5B. a t Owaaao. V eil, lim a m em ber a t th e Lun g s*nod Bap­ t i s t Church. H e in survived h r Ute sudase, Mrs. Nancy T rain o f U n g a a d two daughters. Mrs. B-C. R isk s ’ • * 1I- i * Collins ^ *■ ;• ‘ • *•* �l. r T H E S A N F O Itl) liK H M .n . S.V N F O nD , FLO R ID A Mystery Of Egypt’s ‘Unknown Dynasty’ Puzzles Scientists II) KEI.MAN MOWN A1‘ New .featu res rA IR O — The m ystery of an ewnl K g v f k e -"tvribijwwn-frynastv-cnflfmnt* aichnrrdugists again to du> on the low east bank of th River Nile. Krc.h evidence discovered that Compel. them to reconsider tl. probability th a t the so-call* Fii>t D y n a s t y 'o f Kgypllan king Wu not the first, at all. Thpi ma> have been u roval house Rial | receded It, a line of etna even older than t h f shpdou, royal figures who were thonjfi to have been the oldest. el the tsclorr in rscssl month* , . . but not n s m if s s o o f l to CD lbs demand. Sometimes our M s c b hare been pretty b * St TOE SERVICE HEADQ3ABTOtS*. . . but w*'r* Vkopinq !cr l » n U rn trrm now on. You %jw4 (bt cwrliljcal* . . . w«U do e u boot To Id y^out cot. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27* 1944 scientific material. The tombs ylcMrd Jewelry, necklaces. brace­ lets, beautiful alatwster vases and dlshaa, polU.iy, a hug*.dial vwoiii thousands of flint knives, finelycaned figures of Osiris and lets, the ifml anil his suler-wifa; as well as S(uut sUiius palsltaj u+ed bv the very artists who ainjed the decorations on these tom bs.'” ' , I Egyptian ‘p f * T a rs ’ i J j Thev even found an ancient Egyptian "dog tag," an identtfl ration iliac, oval,shaped and cpt Aiehueulngl.t* sometimes tefc to it as the “Zero Dynasty." ! m om m aw i m tm w m u t/ | G O O D Y E A R ;< "31.800 m3aa- From their looks I'D g e l sev efo l -th o u sa n d au las more." C .C .T ., B r o w n s v ille , T e x a s "33 900 mile* a n d th e trend* a r t atiil go o d ." C .L .C .. M obr7«, A la b a m a On the road, u n d er aD aorta of h a rd driving conditions, th e pfu* p e r / o r m c n c r of th e nsrw G o o d ­ year sy n lh eb c r u b b e r tire* la proving th e p lu s v a l u e of G o o d ­ year w ork m an sh ip . T o d ay , a* a lw a y s , y o u r b e s t b u y ia a G o o d y e a r. — The Mists Of Antiquity If Its ex lit d ic e is establish*: it a ill mean th a t Egyptian ciill Ini ion goes back even furthe than known rocnnls have Ino caivd The Known span Is 5,00 years. tvhnt ratted the. H!t*jtwn oggi, hq . the discovery of n Tmrl ground, near the Nile; at a polli midway between t ’alro -and Hi city ot Hclouan. Two years ago — while Ft«m nod's Africa Korps was at ih giitev of Alexandria — Kgvi'tia M fO M T H C fi TgJPUTS --Janet Lee Nancy Sue. and Karen Ann n a c h a n t officials were notified dial nr. —decided to eat war bonds,.tliry "sold" *532,075 woiili id them In five tup* had uncovered some tJinln tutors at a rally in New York City. Their father. Ilatry Uacharit, was found some pottery a n i l . othe killed to action in the Eurufictin theatre of opci alums. (International) object.. The site wits p a il O ore of King Farntlk's . . t i l e . , An aiehueulugist from the id letdornte of Ant npiltles, /.aat. V*u»»ef Hey, went to esentin the findings. He' re a lu e d ini mediately th a t a discovery <• major lm|Kirtaiicc luid bee t ninde Hut because of the war. eXcavn tioo had to be postponed. n . U A D U 1 I (IF I I uiui r . a w m w iowu , aisv Work Itesumed i n g, ^ * 4 n diAfiftlftstHt the Rucini t ide* of life Work Has l*cen resumed no« N ew sfcatures j on *A ttu w.th a .h g h tly weary The results a re Im portant — an A TTU A lau tlan . The only « ' * - L htuIf ,s )lr |llvf,.r I l j ,„lk about , , men on A « U - t e n Navy mir-es- | ...................... . - W e have punting, /.uaki Bey found more than i, counted this NoVciiiU t a- mi an ( (Wti v, ,, adding n rie rsa ry month Eight of ||iu h|. h,, u v. were mmved s year ago T h . n k . i m mg | f f,„ m m-lpful Scaday. two olhi ts • m m . a 1 Il'C* . - The „ „ ihort lim e l i l n . . 1 1 1 *1". tpii « In ' the) first On the whole the) 111 •* * ........................... „l acceptItvini in this milri must »l he ^ ii(i| k. , ............. ... Ale J Itaits. a fe e in g j........... " n ,,. front tmltey traiy to th a t held 1.) ... ........ thf thni4«min« “ t |n*'fl ■"( t o r ^ | , |r M_ 4 , , f) u ." ,r d force. e U f o m d -n H v , J., k l . m ‘. " l . a l l a g h e t , of islttml I'liitHS (rvk Minn I r,•- 4*f tliv ori“W e’ve’ b « n b u .) »ilh (he Job ^ ,,LU| It 1 |g I I’nti » e ram* here to Ho." .aid I t Bia.lv of S h n v l o n and Had (J g ) jo d ) N. Wilson, the head |ti„K S ) :1 N . n l|>er. annnrsv. *'We h s.e ro m fo rln b lr , . 1 trap, innut Inst q u a rte r, and rnhugh r e c r rs ln m a,,,,,,,,., The o. ement was ami ' f I thing, lit keep the <!•■). , n f i r r I t itfady had recoVerml at irom being raonrtlonnu." tin- l...-totnl tip ,1 m r t i n re HU* Wilson, whose home is n l t r - i t r , ! m the i i a . h of a Navy . Iprksfnrd. Ida . enteied the leg- f i d tilar Navy in 1U.U5 le a u n p n no 1 I |,,< 1 , 0 , .r « (rave q u a rte rs tton with the Alaska rutlioail i: in, v , t.(>.|,n „ | urea on Mashospital nt Anchorage Hei .«-n to re 1 ,t v l l n . 1 , oio- of .he tea slnca haa included d u ll tl point, at oM di I' nltt-d S tate, tire inert on, Wash., and e sil I list - ’ ,.m )ih d o .o . !m rri s.viirmvd bur. n m u t e d i . U t r In Mi*’, of Itrld A quv.liuii cuioerning th r »r> 1 to ivlpr r,'i! Jidnnt,.,. Vntoiler. ■f rial dem q m lil' on the little proii( ti m - ii .jr Mjit in ill days Dial of nurses bro ugh t u flow 11 fioo ».i« rond a m httss Wilson, Site said th at ever Holy too; other white woman 1 field. Ark it they were the only womeu 0 0 ' tool lived „„ Attu before them <rdan nt K Only Ten Women, Navy Nurses, Are Stationed On Attu That’s what makes oar ntw Kelly Synthetics Juit Imagine—50 years at rub^ier experience ia back of every Kelly built today. That’s why Kelly synI tbftlp arc so dependable. With new I~Tna(trials and methods you still get k the skilled workmanship and rigid I Inspection that made prewar Kelly* to anv of Uia surliest known lines 0/ king*. Who, th tn ew as King K af When lid h« ralajiJ SUakl p ry ’s lromcdista con­ cern, h a said, was qgt with this problem, put with on* Unit, to dm w as much mors Intriguing. T h tla tombs, obviously, were F irst D ynasty ( C r /a r lie r T ) Th« nama« of th* other two kings, ths tv p s arpl decoration or tag objects found there, gnd some additional evidence, apparently lie s the period bay nod question <ju«tUpn. I so tough. Spend that new tire certlRI cate for a Kelly—treat it right and it will do as much for you—and more. I lut som e of the tombs were it o f limestone: Huge limeduns slabs shored un ths oarthan sides, provided partitions bftwesn the comhsrtxncnts, and were used as false doors gml portcullises. Limestone, Bey - said, haa not b««n found in use us * building material dwfore the Third Uy nasty. Hare it was— and ob­ viously by skilled architects — lung befurr that p* flint More­ over, the structure of the tombs, them selves, with their sloping Iteps and sealed sections, and the entrances cltveily concealed by false doors—-all this indicates u high degree of development in JuildLng. Such developments did not tpring Into esistcnce, full blown, there must h*v» been soteev lenta for It. long years of evolu ' lion from simpler forms. Who • era the ancestors of thgsv archi.eclsT In what period ware they LpF| makt 'pm lag) . . . D m are still scarce 9fid yyill be until war needs are filled s o . . . • D p n ’t DAyr A bove J5 * S ta r t an d S to p E asily f k * g p Air P ressures O p • S ccU a F o rN ce d cd S erv ice • Keep Wheeis. and Drakes Adjusted The autom otive Induslr producing war rood* at th« of ten bllHon dollar* u year <4f T N , O b ic rv a n c c of th e se caution* will possibly 1 / double the life of your tires jrb etb tr prew ar V or flew syntlictic*. Krider’s Service Station 119 SanTtird Ave. working ? The t|ue*llons have no answ er, j*t. it m a y Be la the Lfnkuown Dynasty, in the clvllixaltoii even older th an ancient Egypt. / J I ’h o n e 1 - *• 91.10 Washing & Polishing D. B. Stafford’« Ain Charge ** ** * *4-- I”1 — * | * ti| |. »•[I 11 EXPERT R EPA IR S • R E C A P ' »M << IN S P E C T IO N 0 f/ J A P * # Wtlfince cqih ----- r tu b e * w ith h e a y ^ - d u t r 9# M oii.-Jiru# Il happen* *omptimet iha/ iherf^ a Goodyocts. developed through'Goodf ear JJg■eardk. Youx txrte go ksrtber with »ou*d. sturdy tube*. ' Sin G«M* b'99°r ry*fl than uiyaJ certalfl circuity. Thor) thp Lpng DiMOOC# pper^for will heJp to itoop ihlnpt rooyino by toying -"Plea ce limit your ca|| to $ minutes." rp p WAR tn the Pacific ia X th e m o st coatly war Aincr- extra costly implement* of tear needed to achieve final victory Ice hm ever engaged la .It’e •Imp]* arithmetic. A mountain c f ep e d a l^ c a rtly equipm ent i* used In tin bom bing of Ja p a n coats $600,000 in W ar Bond*. *«r toon, drive. Invert in the AadthbiaJuMoneof tbemany IIV IT LEAST M EXTRA *100 MM �/1 - •> •ir I ■r a • “SU. THE SANPOHn II Kit A1 T). SANiriltn. FLORIDA M O NDAY . N O V E M B E R 27, 1M 4 gone ha-n't worked out so badlv and tomatoes ami other ronintiNii ties upon which crilinca have been tem porarily remover! have hello* I con vide rub] y , Here is hoping th is consideration continue*, William I. Wilson. Directoi ..f S ta te M arkets, ir[Mirtr(l in his JArKSO.vvrfif:. wav. rr- <sPe- cro p and m a r k e t review \uda.v. c i « l ) — " T l i r O f f ic e cf P r ic e Art“■1*1an t Cits Market^ n j«'i l > mmis tmHon - hn%- tit ken - t nt ir itfrc ram iTurint; tfie week | t m e T count th e ntorm dntnoyc w r F«c! very beneficial to th a t sect mu % i F lo r id a , and ha» been u n u s u ­ an d all ctons are look mi: much a lly ro o d to UR in resp ect to * b e tte r. A lig ht frost Wrvlnt**da> n um b er of our v e g e ta b le s. " W e mominir caused nn daninar to ow'd them r u r th a n k s. Q u r c u ­ straw b erries o f tender crop* cu m b er crop w h ich U alm o st " I ’alm ctlo reports one cm unit 1)PA Adjusts Price Schedules After S t o r m Damage r t . S. 1st Army Takes Hurtgen At Rikt Rivei n o rth >rM{K\lk MK.vhgt \i;i‘ c \U u s | i - K \ | M ‘d l ! l i ' l u i r v \ »•v 27. td** A » ■ I t «>n# \ m* n u i i i f s t iiu iiih f il lo t H a it i \N r« te rn K m m to iM t t lr u d l M' illlkb«*d f .11 \ 1I h| u \ . 1N**1> b reach ed lb* i'i \ *■ * L'r a \\ OUllltlin jHI-ltl f * 1' ndv ih i u m i t > .. F .i** t«» th e .U n A tf i*t**ji. * t U t a ttr tlc i THIS CHRISTMAS . . LET EXTRA CASH BE YOUR Oil I he n u to f. *.*■4*-ne and o v e n mi t«-t -Vti im H i e^iitr?* in (h i o ld M 'i h ®f e w | i ttnl cu tid fn a i r««««llY *#*4 , "Thiit Utl l u a ck**9 #d my fw<t from Irwa to f * * 4 . Tka o a a a y *«t t i n YOU too, aipacU H f e a v a d tkii |m» « o f |k« ytar. Tkoto’ i re U I f a i l e f t%# w rrt- #> tk# kaTlJLryo g V '* ^ k*r*a't a ftoofk caik t o kand. 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C i ] * iMCfliUk that w e n in lb*- iriu u n d *• Mllll pi Ml.! lie I 1111 *4 •11| T11 -Th«H t» 11 haw U i i. i r n <|tlict yuunp n* th e tim e uf U e ♦• N ew p lant '* l* M ill durinv *It* Uvek 111 M s I ell *11 i at e id jii'ti d ti f Mm ♦ * i i* • m lrt M M-t u ( ,t•t i iMi* *f (art har vr-liiia* 11 v* t lir n tl • • riMuiift ’ H ie* i-dntor** Musical S uku mud *m-i i and Iit i" III h lU tlV U M ll! 5 g ; B gpL y n y w m p u ll B m H I H t I W ii R I h . rii'l'i I ' i ' I Id"' ri rett i l "ahull er vlill enifit II 1if t*i. • " " *■d uti ’ l. i t'imi l • m ii ii lilt Ih*i *i * » i?*tfi «dmIu i I ii !'• aru inv o l­ mi! 1 1 (h a t tu n e ume iu* well a* m <|u*tlity w ith pinn pill 111 kail* f. I' I h i - 1 v p n lia ld . shows ha Ml SU iitir m o ji week M-cInir -*t u -**m Sriina* w rrr h lrid y . r*ih-iden*bl. t h r rn d «»f the cn*(* iVppem a n d l mint «d la m n i w r ie ■•eiil if* riTKldnnl n r r im pinvinr ‘ *»* I Tifrion III b u lk . F " I ru»xi a . i it y i i *i . i nuivinir in fui» vnlttnru* Ijln iA l Mil p lv u f IwaiiH w ill IhfUljfh th e i r w ill I*- i m api«rt*el- | I lime and it In h *, I i * i|*fiie*i a b le vo lu m e th is th in * w ill la- im w* n L r t i" v showfolks I .e R a l f nKO'ltk* *<■ 'lef* -*«• <1 I M*e * . ui 1 *‘emit t i I Ih»» f.iui * >Hanf*»t*> i etifiar i* ; Ihr f 11*i i. I Kilt it . i»..+. | w»t(»nM *»f l rn| n* tt f TUESDAY ONLY iltA t ut I'dftWiit'i | DOUBLE FEATURE .N u tic e ■i* uni Irt- ♦ It l.s I. i t.* |tlacr 1 . ft l« * «tt - i«'«**i it W m *atn l • n • t*lur mi l*r ml l«.t » . drnttfmi i. BUY A N O TH ER BOND s '*PM1 *«*U II <I<K stj • ic y u u c r | . ( |t u i R d American, Pi tab IM Show o u r fighting risen ociation ecu a t Use tame tim e help bring them sound, ptotp eia u* —tiocs-huy an ex tra 5 1IXJ 1now, during t a t Sixth W ar Loan! . btU bmj im thm wmrU, for f o u r country and I^WNH sjs,tt*.i >,*..■ •«•>,*, »aa -*»p •*» »1 *«*D I V U 1XIM «-kp*^ s u l s p - *’ l) l**1 ** f n " -is •>• 1 | * * s w * *(*.■•* E*w* V || i*| u . U i l i i i i |W*S Ail** •• *»»s l , « * »*l -*i»f*|*^ i*!>* *u»«. •** t* i { ^ « • TIV i*d ••• »*A -* SM I) * » • ! S I * , p r . * V I M M WYO *i i i * ** *«n i ^ e Ait** •* ***s p»» -.**H A«Tlt*S .**4 U* IM* sk**m nit. *4 •• *vi *^ ri**- **M itmsnii tut m m -m rm t V I S , only brunbi and *htlU m ake any Im4 press Ion oo Japanese minds. So beforo this war is won we've got to blayt them w ith more than they can possibly take. Sure, it’* going to be cs pensive. But that's w hat this 6th W ar Bond D rive b f o r - m provida money for the ft-79*, th e battleship* and transports ai*l tank landing boats that wiU ram this w ar right back down the Japa' throats. Your p a n b to buy at least one extra $100 W ar Bond and mtort II you can. So make the greatest investment of your lift 1*1 sim nuoununaiu 1300 French Ate, , r - t i 1' —-ja fig led Phone 812 I M itt h �1 MONDAY1, NOVEMBER g ftfc l-t THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFOtUV FLORIDA War And Geography Ih o Sanford Herald n o t.t.A sn U DBAN M ila* • o n n o jf t.KAX—llm a h i*a a S -a ja h l* I * f l l l l l N n I l U li • 1 *< »• • • • M»atfc ----------------—— M a a lh a — - -----. . . . . . . •Seats* • ——..... ........ Tliftre Is magic in maps, as our much-traveling Ameri­ can* know. And doubtless million* of our people have been following lately, with nostalgic a* well a* historical interest, the sweep of American armies enatward toward the storied Rhine. Every part of that famous river, viewed Inversely from Arnhcim in Holland, southward through Dueascldorf and Cologne, Coblentz and Mainz, .Karlsruhe, Strasbourg and Mulhouse, to Basel at the Swiss bonier, Is filled with .recollections th a t jar strangely w ith the present brutal realities of th a t region. .... .................... ....................... ........... It wan ■ wondrous pilgrimage for American college boys In the good old days before the last war. And like­ wise for the German students themselves, found every­ where in that marvellous region, with eagle feathers in their queer little hats add guide books In their hands, scrupulously observing and noting well every Item of In­ terest they were expected to see. But they did not frateiv nize much with American students, for even then the first great war was casting its shadow, and the English tour­ ists knew it, although the Americans were often blind. Ah, well—we fought them once, itoon after th at, and our old veneration for German students, and student days never returned. Now we are fighting them again along the once-beloved Rhine. And who remembers the littler one-man ferry that used to run from the Base) water front across the narrow, rushing upper Rhine, to the ever-peaccful Swiss border1! -- —— v , Modern "Norsemen MONDAY NOV. »7, 11H HID LB VBRHR FOR TODAY INSTEAD GOD PROVIDES GREEN PASTURES BESIDE STIL L WATERS: <!• th a t cometh to nte Shull never hunger, and he th a t believeth mo- sh all never thrlet,—John 0:35. t r ‘ <7 • ’ g.; • i, Y et I am thankful—m y native lan d ’* new toll; Thle feudal plant of claea and ca ste la alien there P e e r feeds no groveling root, no w ithering tendrils o f detpelr, Nor fru its ths spple of exploit• ed . toll. Buch is the Old World scourge my fore hears Tied: And> I. returning, keep our New W orld feast In this vast reaping of root, stem and leaf. Lest from this pervert soil the evil spread. And I f New World, holding our clean harvest dear, Plnd It Imperative to yet ' reap here. T 6 Joan O.. Harvey Allied Force H eadquarters, Italy The telephone strike in Wash­ ing ten has been called off. May te someone discovered the tin* jfaa buey. _________ We c a n 't all "1’ralic the l*ird tad pass the ammunition,” but * » c m “ Pralsa the Lord and buy rtthe m ore bonds." H O M E FR O N T T A N K TRAP — — Limbos to * theological—l«rm denoting the border o f Hell, where dwell those who, while, not rondemned to torture, yet nrw deprived of the joy of Heaven. * A t tlu; o u lh r c a k .o f w ar, U*# Chinese in Ilia i t ’tiilippines w'rr* luubtly Mintll shopkeepers) the Japanese were farm er*, rrnft*. men it ml fishermen. This Studio will be closed all day Wednesdays and Thursday? until further notice in order that we may get out our Christmas The Essex Studio. Robert L. Cox — I'hntojft-aphor | nev er d r e a m e d borrow ­ ing COULD BE SO PLEASANT, I'M G O IN G T O R rC O M M O fO PERSONAL BANK LOANS TO JILL MY FRIENDS.*' -— Norwegian* are again fighting on Norwegian soil. A fter four and a half years of preparation In the British Isles a vanguard 6f 500 has landed in the Arctic wastes of Northern Norway, and Joined the Russians In driving the Germans from the Province of Flnnmark. They are led by Col. Arne Dahl, commander of the Alta Battalion mnde fnmou* during it* hitter hui hopeles* ntand at Narvik. Col. Dahl goes .buck to,his homeland not only us lender of the first troop* to return, hut as head of a Norwegian military mission which includes representa­ tives of the Navy am) Air forces, and a number of goverpment departments. One of the latter,is n representative of the ministry ,of juBtlte. who has been sent to carcy out ipeaaurc* dealing with traitors and quisling*. He, too will find plenty to do, beginning in Flnnmark. where retreating Germans and traito r police hnvc scorched tho earth nnd driven the popu­ lace awa^. According to Crown Prince Olaf in London, the work of this mission so fnr has been highly successful. It is a significant move which spells increasing doom for the Nazi invader. Hotel Headache Disnygn.la ap ken by about 16 per cent of the Philippine popu­ tVelfr ,| I . jio of lation. but is not officially recog Hawaii, tt n r . " t o r s ku-ltt," hy nizrd l>ccnu«e It is not spoken in Of,'Ho L i|ie i o ' llav an II, ! 'll bn, de- the Manila ‘area. nl Exhibits Are Chosen JI -rrvation A ,m ih e r is n From Child Entrees I T,nr old Ignacio, vet, a '.ic t'olorsilo «, o n e fr o p i O f the thousand* of art e x ­ | i -t- t h e iia t m n i.I t'(it,rin •,a*tim.'. The first U. S. automobile road !*o!i.(i l»nitr , "g 1 11 tile." hr So h ibits hy children bteween tho agea of 13 and 17 submitted In p in e J e t o w J . i o f It,,'. In* t e r , N V . rncc woi between Chtraeo and Liberty-ville in 1H96, n 100-mlle Women’s National In stitu te slitrWed eSrvpUni’a! iletnil method, always [xipular with a. certain type of hotel guest, the contest, more than 2UO h a rt lieoti round tr.p. f in e n u tiJfiK tllv tf I ' u iiif A n y i»*ti Is being adopted more nnd more. •> chosen to W shown in tho W o­ It will iwnl ’Mti.’U now pm The hotels of a large rpidwestern city report thnt m en’s International Kipoistinn tiri*!en hffif’ Itwlit fin rrwurni*' ,r:ir- protftir thieving In getting worHo. Ono putn Itn Iona of silverware at of A rts and Industries in New tiun a t fifl Firiii n f * li* 4 l Each of these finalists wilt m ht’tiulu^. n third above normul. ’’People don't realize," Hays tho York receive $10 and twelve winner* manager, "that good silver is practically Irreplaceable dur­ $200 p rite money. T h e V u l i l ’ A n u i , u p p e r v ; , !I , ing wartime." . < ____ E n trieim s In alts, w ater color. i,f F ram e’* Luninm, ii vrr, 1, ,< The lost linen problem ■is’uven worse. Tho number o f er»yone and p aau ia have been" gnigrap nim l u r r .d m t, (.,i <-,1 subm itted, There is *, brilliant « n u V c r l u p p I t i x l « t « : i.f i h r - n i a i i missing towels is now almost d w ate r color,, from Edward C arl, 1‘yrrnrcs rit1gi> in the «hnttu*f <if and even bedspreads go. Rcplaci THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK \ , MEMBER F I) I C the liltfhr-i H'titmi.i „f lit- r-jugf. Some of thoie bomba dropped I Tokyo tha other day m ay have wn bought tiom the proceeds 1 your W ar Bonds. Ilta w ere glad to tee th a t the 0 In conventloa seiem bled iu Innly reaffirm ed Its " N o . strike edge," for whatever Ufe worth. .The St. Augustin* Record quotes T hcm ai Carlyle to prove te a t "H istory D distilled news­ paper*,"- Perhaps th a t's w hat makes lt_ a o Intoxicating. The S enate hae decided to con­ duct an Investigation Into the cigarette shortage. Probably w ants to find out who'e been leaving all thoie b u tte lying t ta entirely possible th e jw1a e a r . for tee G erm ans to srk th is country w ith robot nbe. B u t i t . la a whole lot iler fo r u* to return th e comnsnL Mr*. Stooaevelt find* It " i n i r In r" th a t different state* are Polite At Least The story Is told of an Ohio Stato University professor, famous for his abaentmimiednesa. About two o'clock of a recent morning the telephone rang. Climbing out of bed he made hla way to Til* deak In the library and lifted tho receiver. “Hello", came • voice. "I« thla one, one, one. o n e r Answered the profeaaor, "it la eleven, eleven." • m °h pardon me," Mid the party at the other end. Wrong number. Sorry I disturbed you.” w* “Oh that la all right," replied the profeaaor, “I had to get up to answer the telephone anyhow." —Gluey. .XalehraUiitr Thanksgiving -oo-dlf. f«rent days. Lika a good wife *h* U tw ha a t har husband’s JokeeL —FotV M yers Newt-Preaa. . T m S, •gain and again and again. ■ ------■ * PADWAY’S ‘‘BLUDGEON7’ • TAMPA TRlBUNK — I f Vie* President Tboraae M ar­ ita l! w ere ally* today, be would reaffirm w hat he said In Woodtow Wileon’a day—th a t “ w hat this country needs la a good five: cent c i g a r /’—Washlnxt<wt Merry- tloru _w Go-Round.. Or * package o f cig­ venllon 'h i arette*. J soda, this resentm ent will cent) nuo to be tip re e ie d by the peoal e, as It was In F lerld a and Ark$ naa* on November 1. - .“S & W u , ^ __ New < lumped With b o * ; ! PoliUca] conditions in x so bad that the anti tratlon p a r t . could win i -ocm m indsble < mid- and r ■planning ta going on It. he "ahoSk a boy •k Florida and Arka . • v Breath thought folks didn’t know what they Were talking about when they uid they could do the family washing with electric gadget* but look it them nowI With day uaed to be tl of the week — meals the women folk* were jmrwonroui'by n igh tfall bat it hag been different la families with deettk vraaben. *, "Y'm , wc "And now they a y that in thi* Electronic ? Age, wash day will become m o easier. The Electronic Age wither will be just as far ahead of the present ope* a* these in turn ate ahead of the icmbbing board method of walking . . . every family will want one . . . . one way to make sure that the family can have one iaAol •avcnovF. . . tave by buying war bonds '*■ . . that'* what we’re doing." GMT court** �/ \ 'I 1 i "I MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1944 "Social A n d Personal h u i \Social Calendar Awards Presented To Kl\At L. ( u.Km|itoyees Activities i >a y The regular n w l i n R of thu Am' e m a i l le g io n A uxiliary^ C amp­ bell. le a s in g 1'nit 53. will lie held n t 7r30 I’. M in th e 1-eglun Hut Rcfrrrftmeol* wt)> 1m t M i n l . t u l . plan* will be completed for Hudgins of G r e a t. Falls, Mom h a re arrived to visit M rv HuJ. C hristm as Welfare work. gins* purenU , Mr. and Mrs. M. S Wiggina. u a n d a G f. r o o m Workers ol the Surgical Dress­ Mrs. O lto -Caldwell, Miss 1 ni* ings room were asked this morn Caldwell and Mlsa S arah W arren Inb by Mrs II. II Pope to toll Fn-derby or Jacksonville spent the bandages Tuesday of this w ielt week-end with friends and rein and Tuesday u( lotxt week at th o lives here nnd In Orlando. regular tune from M:l>0 A. M to 4:00 P. M at the g ra m m a r school H erm an D. Middlet-m V :t e, work-ruyim. Navy wives will son of Mrs. Kilby Middleton, who work tin ‘Wednesday. ' Mrs. Pope is stationed a t Pcn.-tacula Naval has been notified to finish Using 1 Air Hutlurl h a s Just received the all t i c mtHerial she ha* on hand t The room wall nht he open Thors- i rating of yoem an, second class. day on ftmiijlv* will In' cclehrnt W. J. Thlstieli has returned ing Thnnkrgivinit. ___________ homo from Jo h n s Hopkins ho*- ’'i.srhtrrvbe'spent jy-r pjr*i few weeks undergoing tre a tm e n t ihserv alien. Note to the men . . . come in fo r ydtir ' PACE m u T IIE S A N F O R D n E I U L n . S a NFOBD. IT o R I lM and ( ' a p t F. D. D ennett anil his family, who hove been visiting Mr* J. C. B ennett, have returned to Jacksonville Capt. Dennett Is with the. F’ield A rtille ry s t a ­ tioned a t F o r t Denning. American Beauty . . . . H u i idu 1 'I it | iglu l mil', pony employees, « iv r » at..I (hililrvn lllr li ild l n | m r l y Friday fVWliny at H r Muylatf Hotel 111 honor of fniployrvn w ho mcciviiil service pins lot y n t V sc iv n e tint Hit; the ) t*al uini «mrt iPtfivllig aw atd s i u "no n u u it tu l ilriv- A full (n ig ru m was carried o u t th a t inclutleti buffet, moving pic­ ture* presented by S, II Chase, Jr.- ntul dancing to m usic by Neil 1 owcll's Orchestra. Chief Clerk "Hill" lavingaton presented service pin award* to l.lneroen "Doc" H ntlen for 15 years* service. Walter Price for 2 years, Aubrey Fenilel — OR duly mill not present — 2 years. A ssistant Superintendent "Doc** Reeves handed “ No Accident* D river Awards, e.U v r pin or i r r l i f k a t r , to l i n e m a n "|>oc’‘ llatten for II years' driving, Hot| er “ Hoy" Drown 12 years. Transm ission Foreman ‘ H a iry " llrown N years Itepresentnlive , "K<u i _;*,V C»M « t k veeirs. Mane ov er "FhaY1* Cole 12 year*. la n e Forem an " H en ry " 'Miwre 13 years. Meter Render "Jack" S tacv I year, Service l.itiemnp "H o b " White 1.1 yenne «nd Sup­ erintendent "J a y " Young 12 yenrs All present agreed th a t these records were ones of which S a n ­ ford District eitipbiye,^!\ eoubl be proud M*i«B Stew art Honored With Bridal Shower U* I). C. Has Meeting Miss Nell S te w a rt, popular At Bishop Residency bride-elect, was honored with a Revlon and Farcl -Dost in Gift Sets Costrietica mid mnnicure seta in jraily dccimttotl boxes or tfeniuno leather weekend cast's. EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP t.o t ; hi .dal shower hy Mr* Fm l A f ifm nftm llv sitiri **^»ftil riiTTi| St allies m h e r home in Muvfan •|||||C«* Mill kii■ * iTjiH*! i't,ij iri, Mi a. M -adhy evening *1 \I JI ii y f n , v hii i 1111ti 11 iif I; hi* | Tiie show er table was over laid I' II in to 111h I f r l b f Fiintt Mirlilwph an liupurtial linen and ;..ce IHTH Ilf till* I flliI U*lf Ihllllfllft'TM Ilf cloth and w as centered witn so Mm f ’n n f r r r r u r v t m - tlitiif ut lh«J j ovnl reflector on which »tou I a hiitfir o f M h fiiHinrc* 1* fiishofi i miniature bride surrounded la F r i d a y ufi t .Sweetheart ro*es. The gift* freuM r v A K 'I f n a i p t t v r | n«Mtlecl i Miss S te w a rt’s friends were place •»vi*r tho meet ini? in tin* nbHPncc | on tlie table where she open.-' Mrs. I- K RmimMInt, T h t [ them following a humorous gun i > r i t e H i n ? w m m»i*nt*r| w i t h v r n i e a i In- guests played f r n m tht* Hiblr*. r e a d t>v tht* c h a p * The hastes* presented ' y, . a m . n n d Iht* I o rtf's J'rn v t* r a n d honaree ‘ with o cor*age a i \ d . . . l •icfndrtl th o |»1i*i I / i* li» thi* I.'idled ; hundmade h n n d k e ie h irf who I Flair mol a s,a!ii!*’ to t h e t Mi*. S tew art will r n r ry m In | * mfI'di’f *iI*> Flat? Mi ■ UiminiJIitf fir. ^pnt nf* » ivi- t.. rrrmU** * <••ti*rudintr ' «*m 1hr* p.r*t! mr«*l-tfltr vtijl he h i t* I .Fi at t tH . d i * ! i a t Hhiih - h rut M r - F l> W a f k i T 'fn tj I11 4 Kir |!M‘s l.fl*r,f ( i»tj«**t .»f ( h r h cal ■ I ti fi M r - .» M M . V d s i ill ri-udi hrf r nf Vttil r ft nit) "h.** I jimA ' I h f 1 11 ti ri \ nf tht'"'U itid f hi ui' h 11 t m s.f 1Hi* • »*n frt!i nrv " and ni mii f t’a-iI u in n*m *-n • 11*** l " Thi* r i nt * 1* I Mml i rirf r f flip I’fl- | > f r r '- . l i n - n i w* r** *«f t vrtl tiy tie h n s l r s n a • *iti*it • v h e r djniuF' h»’ 1 ’»**%1• " si * *i hV t «‘i .lit'iuh *rjifnldit K*hfe*f Vti«.* Hi-fi \ ‘- l h v Mr* FRID AY A. K t*rockrr T LfSD A Y K l f t f # , ,lr VtCE P P lM DfNT M I !' f Cit* itv nil. A W c v* h«, . |*n is itr:r* fit’ i* f*i 1.1 * . i 11 |>tn i • j. 11 r f i * | )»y M .ijn f h Hircli* Mui t.n . \n ■ flunt u! 11 \ »u k kitnl «■ si-vcnlti A nim al 1 i tn !h i 1 iiv a ti'd i, lid i l i f t } nf NV .V i t nti* r m i [ m n u l ) [*nrly Fin lined For Mr. mid Mrs. Stnnil- A fitting way to any "I love you" on C hrist­ ina* D uy! "S' tint k 1 I'H'iniir t'S O F u r Coats ration . a i creation I Hi ■ Defense < inn ■ I invited. Mr. and Mfor .Inrl -.a, ilir •* t «•<«*£t • puhiir It j K f ir h t n illm ii t*:n 1 1 »d-•!*» fn r i m u . .11 t i n t i m u m - iilhiut IHJHHI JltMllMI’ **f I "f*|»**l LIONS ANNUAL DANCE JackctB Pay $1 down *and $1 per week 'til,s CO *’. .•»*,' delivered. , * t r iu m p k t i ska* d ssJ g sU f . r a g ' l l l i t . ft* s l . s k , d u f f . Thanksgiving See M.ourA col lee - -■ - ____t . __ * — ______s . Cheatcrfieids November 2!Hh H u y n n d 'lu t e T B T ) p e n all d a y W .' t l n e s t h t y f l m m m .; N n d s ( i - .-.I T h n n k s i f i v i n p Tickets $2.00 P er Couple : V* 1W-W E. 1*» S t HANFORD Rhone -127 4' C O R R E C T MEN' S "WE • 'able Reservations '• T _ i _ ( Sanford vs Leesburg BXIRliK • Advanced Tickets : 'ia— • ’ 1 — — . _* ^ ' _ :15 P.M. its 60c Tickets on Sale . . -,*fis ‘ Itemmilj.it & Anderson Sent. It] School office - M--- I % �I t . -• r Between U. S. And D u t c h Promoted i n B n w estern and mkfweatern J cities as part of a framework I in the o rganisation', new nation- , al program. {, , The NAF’ » as Tbundeti in 1UJI | by prominent Americans includ- p ing Dr. Hamilton Holt, now Presi deni of Rollins Lolievr. r i o n d i ; ! th e late Edward |U.k. I'hiladel • phia rtib ln h er; and the l a te ! Mrs. Stone, socially prominent in New York and Washington, ia. national director of the Netherland-A m erica Foundation, founded to T o mote good will between the countries through the fields o f science, liter* tare and a rt. On M r trip she Launched chapters •• Bottled-in-Bond in stock, XUNNIttO IM U tic a f i l l uo. lh* dauUe. a p u i p td KmviVcw In! * TMIjdFrpi'c fe F-ui Inn. Germany. These troops are members of the U S. Ninth Army that went Into action in the Aachen arcs after the whereabouts of that force tied been hidden (rum the enemy. .Signal Corj > Kadiopholo. (International) t when I can g et it, • But the BEST bonds you can buy, .. are War Bonds! - T1IR SANFYIKI) HERALD, SANFORD, KLORJDA MONDAYrNOVEMBER 27, 1914 " i A I't: Ktt T" T o E n jo y -L ife — Stop off for a drink laks> home a bottle. > b il l ' s tO tt-K 1 J N U t>. JASiU-t. fctKJASi MVNO.NUM >N r U c t lP I I IN IV ITN KRH W H I I lK n K > h w r r iin lo nri vi•% h sntl M * )u l o f lh r « •(> K a iit’ d il I m flila am i h s«* rsu an l h r g|l|ji<il 111 r«lt*» I h r »v a I of the -a|>l « l»> l i l •» *l\* silt «l*> o f N t u r i s l 'f i .\ l* 1*41 tH K A l.I III»\Y A III* I ll'iG I K j* . A* u f U ii VJ»I> o f fo rd F lo r id * ATTEST ii \ h a \ i : ic pr package STORE and BAR 111 W. 1st Phone MO STRICKLAND MORRISON, Inc c u rt#rir A fter the ONI OF THI SWAKIIS at the opening session of the seventh aanual CIO convention In Chicago was Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. She la shown seated w ith Sidney Hillman and'P hilip Murray, president of tlie CIO. Murray urged the convention to continue its no-strlkc pledge for the duration of the war. (International Soundphoto) A N D M IN O d .F ACCOftOl** Lf formal meeting ' re ­ Phone 717 TO LAilL DiMCliONf LEGAL NOTICE Touchton Drug Co. Mortgage . _ Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds ’Phone 960. Itoome 4, Florida Stale Bank Building FARRELL’S Arcade B r­ ” PJ *w In vnr vnlrd «• Ihe Mayor of th* ••*!> **f Sanford. Florida. I hrnby t all i% t|rnvr«l Municipal Klrr|!<>n lo l»f held I h 11>uk houI I lie* CH> of Hanfonl. Florida, on the Slh day a»f lleremher, 1*44. for Ihr rlrclloll of h u t c!Hy (.'ummlMiiinrn for tarrnw of offlcr of thrve >»ar* raoli Maid election •hall hr held al IS I. it$ ^ T A ?r I T l llN F I t . DR. RAYMOND L. BASS PACKAGE STORE GRADUATE VETERINARIAN Turkey for Thanksgiving T* • A i.l. C I II I U lT O I t M A M I k i; •** »NH H A V IN O r lJ b lM r f o i: CONCRETE PIPE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS for WELLS SEPTIC TANKS WATER TANKS 2 Day Phone 470 PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co Toys Model Airplanes* and ' other toys al Uosinc** Ma I two scholarships—both at Johns ad, its new bolrd [ tlopkins Unlversitv ami l*»th en* LONG WOOD hich also inc!“^ ? doas.1 by Theoilore Mayburc. rich, New Tot* Bsllimore publieist. Rut we ex By Mrs. W f.'M enlrk i. Morgan, pre.i ’ (ltrt tn f.Urr)(1 , h, ,rh..|„„l„p Thr lurnmnl election for l<'»ll perry (ornoration. r)j|n wWe)y p, thi., president e. wr p|^n u, r>ib|ish four rh»ir« official, la set for Dec 6 T)w following effirers to be circled. Mayor C lerk . Treasurer-A ssessor, Tax Collector and five Councilmen. ' The Red Cross Surgical Dressiags Unit U functioning weiL rer sta rs each equal to 100 jrs of work hare been awarded lta a lis a V a «*• A r lt n lil r• Mrs. Low” Arnold. Mrs. Florenco Hundcrlin. Mrs. Charles Niekols, Mrs. J.A. DisUIne. Mas. Storrs. Lotnrvond. and to Mrs. H art Fuller. F*m Park, Blue Rlars were given Mrs. Balance, A irw ty a jn universities in various parts he A merican or , n( (be country to he necuple,! by e tiv .it id s Dutch professors. W e arc doing ■xew Y ork. n - H t h e work now so th a t the plan a her New York may begin to function as soon n» t will function uu . , he j, ^ r . n He'd like to:come home! T mdwonrkraTf o ^ Pnrw **” ’ Stone said th at the indwork for ' yfetherland AmeHca Foundation', I national program also envisaged i. u lu the following activities: lecture, ‘A I the literatu re and a rt of 1I..I Co,or* ,,° I land ex hibit, of Dutch a rt an t ' Dutch E ast Indies eo ttu m r. and less ch an ters we , jewelry, showing of Dutch F.u,l >ch an educational war film* and rtilH fr b will ttr e n ff th f u ' c ra r, g rll . , 1 Mrs. 8tone,eui attractive, bloodttF ili r t.? t i £ K T l . 1 msda her S.000 m ile o rg an lsatio I-oon* seholarshlns Journey b* train, except for o -named aln .honor of* th e fam ou, w afer who died la st year. We want to establish these scholar, ships In agfM ulture, medicine, en­ gineering and other subjects in ihe leading universities of the country. T he Idea la to enable Ilutch students to do a yfcar of fost vraduate *ork In th e U.nit^l htates and team the country and Its people a t first hand. . "To date we have eatabllabed HU Y ank fighting m an —and several million like h im —would give anything .to get this J a p war o p so th a t ha can com a back and see his home, Ida wtta, his children again. D o your p art to help him get hums Cuter by buying a t least one extra $100 W ar Bond in the 6th W ar Loan. D o it to d ay l . A T 'L E A S T O N E E X T R A l l O O B O N D FO R THE 6 » 4 MAFFETS AUTO-SERVICE Pecans lb. 45c Save Points Lemons .. doz SWINfi OUT • A' v i Lettuce Bell Peppers lb. 19c SPARKLE Vrllow I'm U u Let lotiHc . . . have fun Apples .. 3-lbs... 32c O nions . . 3-lbs. B Aya “Ql AL1TY ALWAYS” 105 W. lat SL Phone 864-J PHONE 475 SEMINOLE COl LAUNDRY CO ________ ___ ____ .... , (crest mounted steadily and th Office and ria n t 819 Went. Third 81. ■ - Ch«ne 41 REOMULSION The LONE RANGER 5 TOW THAT *-T_Ar>iK ABOARD AivO C A S T O ^F ! — t h a t ’s; b a d h e w s P A , M I S S E L S I E / P U T D O N ’T F R E T ...W E 'L L G E T MDJ T O r—^ * SOUND/ /---------------- ^ A PPL E O D E R ■dive PAINT PROTECTION w • . ■ POl HOMES, FARMS, FAC^pRIIS AND KQUIPMfNT . • • • , r.* \v Z r ‘ /' I ESSENTIAL WORK W ITH . PEACETIME FUTURE n c ilim c I’ajfT-tPaid Vacation* Apply Employment Supervisee U H A T TH ATC^R l .F L S i E TO O D I F O U k D OUT S H E 'B IH C A 0IH TW ELV E • HE LONE RAN&ER P'vCOVERG r^: i y o u T .-i N k f SOU. BELL T E L A T K L CO. in a friendly atmosphere SUGAR PEAS __________No 2 RICHLAND TOMATOES _ No 2 TOMATO SOUP ______ 1__ N« 1 a HOP* ' KrMjuent Insreasss __ _______________ 1 T rr 1 1 H(~i' D U C A P T A IN ' HERE oe a Single or Married Ace lfl-M ' . XPERIENCE UNNECESSARY ... 110 E. la t SL Do Not Apply If Now Engaged )o E ssential Work W J.V ..A L L R I0H T 50 PAR- BUT I ' d BETTER WARN T H E 'C A P -A i n / r g - You'll like M r courteous h'-i; m l ilraaant aur* rountlio^a. gsrnXA CHICKEN SEAFOOD OTV RESTAURANT , ota Km DONTJUST SIT THERE* T H I N K S ------- O il* f H A V P SO U EV ER heard AAANI C A L L E D ^ the lo n e r KANOEK? / abcld y o jr . Rloasant l^iT tronm ud TOMATO J U I M ADE WITH V IT O IIZ E U PACKAGE STORE r Cough'.. Chetf Colds. Bronchitii ST. JOE SAFE AND . cleaned apparel. ccans On purchase* of two-fifths or more of HUM- GIN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM1*u RTKD HRA MU KS AND W1N KS ROBB’S HOME BAKERY with confidence that gocn with fresh, newly DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT , By Eating More Bakery Foods From Cranherrit‘8 lb. 39c STEAKS Ot P h o n e 101 207 Magnolia Ave A i f . IMtnne M»l From OPA Prices CrromuLdoh relieve, prurrffkly be­ cause it goes right to the seel of the trouble to help loosen and expel r m laden phlegm. and aid nature soothe and heal raw. tender. In­ flamed bronchial m uco u s tn e m hranea Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of CrronmUlon with Uia u n ­ dem anding you must like the way It >mlckly allays the cough or you a r t ' > have your money bock THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CO f a C e rm a n machinr-ifun errw under Mclr, on Ih rlf Wav to the rear of b alton k wm ta k e n befrrr. the T h ird rollhl on towani >ntier. U A Signal Corp* laillophnto (Intern ational Soumlpnotoi 22U M a g n o lia Special (or Christma C oid P ttp a r a fio iu o i d itecteE It-onr 1211 HANFORD. FLA. Average Seminole Dry Cleaners Transit Mix Concrete Seconds available et low pries CONCRETE BLOCK Shipped * REAL ESTATE liltOKKIt Atlantic Bank lildg. CULVERTS end HEWERS LARGE and SMALL ANIMALS Residence 10th and Sanford A icnur OF * l»ev*aae»l DRIVEWAYS ^ GOOD CLEANING GO HAND IN HAND I* T l l » : | III H T O F T H E 4 01 N T T J l IM .F . a F M I M l I .F . i o I M l . M O I U I 1 V I N 1*11011 \ T » : . RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Sales Rental • GOOD GROOMING and . bKONCHIAL IRRITATIONS MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON coca, R.I. ▲ — had m olt Interettlng.experiencSirs. C.B. Searcy, Mrs. Can-io freshm enta were served by tho 13. Baldwin. Mrs. T apper, and Mrs. hostesses. , Members of the D aptiit church Burm aatcr. Lyman Senior class irave a surThe Red Cross will not meet p rist birthday party to Viola will have Sunday dinner w ith on Wednesday, Nov. 2*J but on Hall Thursday nighV Games were Osteen Baptist church members Dee. 0. played and n bounteous supper and later will enioy Ak*ini: tea ecther. Reverdnd J.A. Haskins is Mrs. Herman lean reeently » i served, had-an operation a t O range G en-i Russell Hammond is * h o h a s, pastor of - bpth chutches. eral Hospital. I taken .Diesel Engine course In Mrs. Edward Johnson who o n - 1 New York has been transferred | ilrrwfp t n jm j/ir operation i n ) In St.—Petersburg. Hammond with the Mcr- T-T* Orlando ,is slowly recovering a t ”Robert ' chant Marihcs have been lately, ^ U r i K i n n *' her home here. • • s a t i r i s t s Udk Two parties have lately been stationed in California. They are sons of Mr. and Mr*. I Mils, liv e Wlsit held by Longwood (km t Club, one a t the home of Mrs. H arriet Ralph Hommond. The la tte r is I F»F*»I. W hitten a n rth rr evening U eut. a v ettran of World A i r I. w h e r e , * * * * * * • « • ♦ * * and Mm. Ernest H arris were hosts for throe tables of nlavcra. Present were Mesdames W hitten, Meekly and B.nderlln, L ie u t W al­ ter G eldar, Mr. and Mrs. Tunncr. Mr. and Mrs. J.H . Menlek, Mr. and Mrs. Niekols. * The T ourist Club dinner has l>een postponed from tH s wreek S p e c i a l i z i n g in all to next Wednesday noon a t Sun. nyshade Park at 1:00 o'clock. branches of Beauty Cul­ .C hrist Church A uxiliary had ture, our operators arc the November meeting a t the trained to give you a home of Mrs. Wadsworth nnd Miss Mary Ibibcrtsnn on T h u n complete Beauty Semce. day when plans wore made to send C hristm as g ifts, to u Mis. Operatars ilu n .ln .V irg in ia and Welch Ilospi. tal a t Daytons. Members pre­ .11*11 M inshcw sent were. Mrs. Oeorge Bridge 'Evelyn Peacock Mrs. Leroy Hennessey Mis* t. Anna Mae Chapman Grace Quig. Mrs. Freda W alker, Mrs. C.R. Niekols, Mrs. J.H . Mrnlck, Mrs. Walker of Provid. MORE BEAUTY FOR YOU Sure, I carry ■ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1914 ANFORD. FLORIDA THE SANFOIU) IF I DON’T GET EM* GAGED IN A WEEK, n ILL COSE MYDE J POSIT ON THE f E G ASPARAGUS GO T IT / ETTA AND WILL PRETEN D WE'RE ENGA3 EQ '—WELL ACJ SO K A PPV IT'LL PUT rj^ HIM IN A MARRYIN' <LL± -------- 7/ ------ MOOD' WATS A HONEY/n.LOATE-tlM • WELL WORK OUT THE DETAII I'MGONNA1 ENUO/THIS DICED B E E T S .... WK GB CO RN ..... TOMATO SAUCE faith foUy for yean to come. *- • ' ' jou in aecttrin* a reliabie painter. Ma y o n n a i s e Y O U fZ T C IO C W OCKHDr ] \JD O \c! v o u S A O lF id help YOU WITHYOJR - MDURC GD W RAPFEDM plNTHfSTW CRP - ALL THE W I2 0 N G ' COCONUT LAWBY DRY GLEANING CO. HOtf 0U H 6.'.' ' iF'OUDONrKEEPJ IV L C O �* T Pa g e E iG n t ■HIE S A N I O R D i VVonit*u-J>houhl Ia ui i* .. |-. To l,'a r v t* Turkey Mo n d a y . No v e m b e r 27, iu u H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A v r v - r tr for rtj*4 purput»« » or.t «itnr.n ?* fccrf* rr.oi* ><• ,'MITTT. JK et *1 i l" .r fl.| » M | N A « l » ll % Y i l l ' l f i t il •••!•«■• • til U l I Kit «ll l|.«t ||.fl «4 .| u l r lu b# in a d t t o f a t i - l y * 1.1 , t r . i » r t o n # t b a r w ith a ll U r i i . . « ( » i4 oil m i i I m I# t o t»# >ub)#«-| i, i i o t » t a ro llfig l « i # i n o t n w n t il b> ••itil'la ItiHtil II N IM»TII it, '* *|tfomel la •ii i ..« i>f i|»i n •» #r.f ••••! f#> ||.,y«*« %|.|» ,| || ; ttt.il, •• " f i In* h u tg r a *.r iJi* N in t h j i..n, i .i I t -n ait .if t !»*• si •;# ..f K '«" l«fu lit 4 li*1 fn i I ’ o il It IV •». f i r *111 l|,f) Ilf S •!< I I* *>•! Ill H ••‘ftnlll • •It• r I**K • t-t li g ~ I s.|t I* « ••»• PlTUi.Uil. Jill't l( II rlfiillli Jr rl Im *4«-<r r«l 4Ml • I lit* **»•• •I **!»•• I«•I VI Vllrt AhlM.inli *1 l«» \\ IIITKIKLI*. . ‘ If 1 -4 C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R I I H I N O HATES 10c p e r tin* for o m t w r t t u w Mr p er Wot for Uu n InrerUcos lie p e r line for 8 Insertion* lie p ci lleo fo r M Insertion# Minimum i l l . . . t k YIONE U S OR BRING YOUR A d . io H IE oANFORU HER.ILL <oont f.vo V e rd i to the line. Including phone and address. I l l advrrtiarvnenta for illuatlo n* w anted will be charged for a t U>« g\ilar ciaaaificd ratea. FOR SALE— G IVE IIKit (Hat C hristm as gift t h a t she , h a . *l«sy» wanted An ideal home located Ju.it the r i g h t distance from everywhere. C an give potaeaiion . with In few (lay.. I'hone Ifi- . Edward • F. I.ane. bridge table. ROOM bungalow by owner. ReoKonalde. 21110 \V la t Ht F h on e H 2 -W . COUNTRY htiiiie, 5 nmnt btliign low, 10 a cre, good cltrim land for quick .ale, 126(10 Oil Oviedo aectiun, 2 mile. Kail. T. 1. Lingo, Oviedo, Fla. ONE HOU SE ami l.umlier Yard. lot. 'I 'u h a r t ONE S E T OF 1H c arat rlnga-^-engagement. c a r a t diamond. |M6 100, I’hone tfrl-W I’ M. w hite gold r in g 1/R value for a f t e r O.uu O U S E ANO gurngr unurtment nk HI5 P# k A v e. gt»nd inrnmr. pri'|M*ity wln»e in Km nrirr and ter mi, write M I > Kner. 625 W e ft P eurh trre St , I.ake land, Kla. NK’K, KAT young h**n-. live nr d r e a a i^ l I> eM vne«l if t le a ir r il phpne Co 3302. that makes Leaders m AI -Si J V A C O r-t. ROOM arm i h ath , r «*a o i n a h l c , oia K. 3iti si. WANTED TO RENT U N F U R N IS H E D 7 rtlJ. N 'c w r il e l L o ru ; hou m /VLe^L l&eeff arc the Leaders NL*» r,E(; \E NOTICE i T fl.tf |»yr 1 1••n ..f f *•»» ; »• ^ T * * h n a f i i p 1 " I n tr l«/r I i | a h inrf <Hc Mgrifuril lit gfil a l l , I S m i I I i •■( t I , , |.},| in Qoiiiti I . • 1 »♦ n u n \ I. lat. Hwn.ifi MISCELLANEOUS •f VISIT T h r f'rlri> i ’ll) R r^tuurant f«»r tlmi I radii muni Thiutkn Ifivin^r «t in nr i Tin kr> vulli ull flu* triftimti.K . Ti ’»0 I*nr re *«iviilioii in |.«i v it# .lift in)' r•Him iihunr *i I Li l » * K r f h.M ti • f lit I ln iiic Aitemi* I kertalM I loifaa .^ 4. .Vr#/#Tt. !»<>■<» ' Imif your knife I•* u nvaiiy hufl/Miital | hta1 1mil and ifiai 1 1 ,l ill III# iM tnm iif lt»r vaiit if u a.* i eat th e luxly l u( flown and tot<« l . i iS l tine heavv lllacl. im r.e the joint. mule, (.‘ne hri,vy ltlm „ Mate, Now (he rhteken i«* aliinprtl of One heavy tixl colored .Mate. rveiytlnnK Hut i^eta in ,tnr wn*. One lliuck Jack f c l u i n to of curving the tireaal. Sine from \V. K. Kirclihoff, i'hone 106. (he biejiat h«»ne down mid make C U R T A IN S wiodied 3 l a r d e d nnd your li te m uhout un eighth of un atrvtrhcd. .MM Mellonvillr Ave Inch (hick. If you're tr>ing («• • t i r t r h the htrd (•• •rrtre u |m p h o n e H7 0 •*f |»r«*$»le /ml u»n> irrr^e ftn alicm tninner, hut if you do th ey’ll re*venihle puper in fluv o tta well na appeal ant e, and jh.if pi i|lli e* lint pll-ii>r|» wh.* IIO l.lr.R MOlliK S M | * 3 y.all Ml.fl III il-f »'»l*l if lf«tl NKKIlS I s | |i r \ Its 11il \ i a i | mm»h httlnty t • lak»* A •* will pay t..p rilinr prire« •Mil <« serving of ^(tiffing foi n u • f* r t | # i f sfii t«*rtt ••!• 1 1. a A ll ( l | * \ fefaila hf mini fur p i j Write or prfinii Here, l»y the way i« • hi yuuf , hnlir 11 * to niMf mim| make o if ••tuffm which will rhiearn in hulntuv *>IyI* •*|il ra iw .J S i ' l l I \ | . S i t FI IN . 1*01 I Kit M ill OR s \ l K8 I fs Mule eru rk rd Ahrjit 2«h W K l n t St Phone 522 WANTED li- n - p o o n p m ih iy aen*<>nlng * te ..a p o o n a w » r t m m jo r u m I i ah o f c rli-r y a r e d valt a n d p r p p e r i e»»|» c h o p p e d p e r n n a 1 - In r a c i u ahed t i l « ( liftcon t iihlrn |*i»iH ^ in u r g a it n t ' t II. llu tr h i TIABY CMirlugr, pre uqir 1101 hrenen Ave. ftp h y -cli t „ I>. s j m t tx-en selected • ^ g r nre44i.-»t * AL'JU the Kuro,in Th, .iter of I'purctiun*. Signal uijit |ili* lu. ( / >ilcr:iulio:idl), ONK KLECTKK* refrigerator in p erfect rendition Kour imall rndin.i, one electric iron. Ph.nu 04H. 210 K f,th St / CAHHAOK plunti. It •»n. fo r FOR RENT «•*.! and R a tt e r , Ckarginu Quick o r Slow Chari-tog 6 M|v#>'IrI W ltlllllT * It’s the Q u a l i t y o f leadership rt»i*T »h "M~''T T' O t t- n H AKMY TOT, P h on e 360.J. r u : i . | i H *»licltor« n * m ill - .1 . * m •• ft i l I •I : . Ti . • M'»n tUc It ac li« ai lii | ilo f •,r . .e h at ll»» U cM tfnirf *.f |li# u fl lh Mi** •*l|) i.f *\fi i* * !••»»!. H**in in oliI 'n u it lv I to rt, I «• •lurirtK Hi# l#*.*| h v u r » ,.f •»!•• «»n M o n d a y . if»# l i h •!.»> »»f | »n rn it»# r. A l> l i l t , a ll l l . i l i r t Y .h t t r a i t ut |i»f* "I o f la ml * l u n l r amt (•*•* IMi: I h + I *«H|til)' u f Kr|llllUili\ N» ..f l*T« rl‘ U til «%|t I JU* •# ' B I r ll Cheap TWO RMAI.I, farm* for .air; one .1 acre, land, 2 story hoo.e garage, one storage house, one _ good well, land tiled, coin nlctr subirrigation. One 6 acre farm with 2 rtory house. 2 stor\ h am , good well, land tl1r<l completo sublrrigatiun. Apply to J . W’, llell, latke Monroe, phone IS. < iiIbIi «*r \V A NT t I> I ny. I’hnn^ I I m of anv kind 1 1iitulde J ^ j e l 'i ,r // g e l b e h in d t h e g r e J l e it I >lu r“ "f tiie l i r e a d l u l u f i n e r r u m l i , iirraM ) I e i i u i l u l t ig -lic e tirt'i c u u i » *■ num b. i "in'.ini- th e- t vo a n d im , , ' i t l i . t j o i i n i i i g . a u . I ii 4t \ ild u ieltej m urgartne, t'ai •*,' a n d t h e e g g . - l i g h t l y b e a t e n !<>., i i g h t l y A d d j u . l e n o u g h n id k to m n i i l e n a n d hold i n g r e d i e n t , to getlier lig h tly . m eireh in b itfo r y — th e n i a n h la 'F obyo— a n d t ii lory! O n co u n t I c . in . i . i o n 'fr o n d , th o u .a m i. o f your figh tin g men arc ta k in g up the battle erv: “O n to T okj|#!" T r i e g o t o (lack them u p w ith w hat it ta k ei for com plete victory. R em em ber, the supply lines i n t h e P acific are l o n g anti y o u r fig h tin g m en w ill n c e J m o r e m a­ te riel than w as required fo r the cn* tirp L'urojHJii in vasion to crush the WANTETl Coure. Write des e r i |li o n ami pilre, Dos V. r ■■ I belong *" 'ha you do-lt-betlcr4 Herald. wheii-yuu-atand up school df rarv ing. All the moat m agnlfietm NICE y o un g t h r if t y Victory G ar­ W A N T E D : Sturdy fire screen men ca rver. I know stand fi»r I’hone 080 den I’lunia now ready. Iceberg (lie ynerntlon. For a wnm hi, le t t u c e ; E seam ier T omatoes, iinrticulnrly n .m ail one, I tin'll; C abb ag e; C ollanls; Chinese WAN’TKH t»<Mnt u in l even Inure important lie Photir nun J C abtw ge; Ifeeta; Broccoli; and • idea, it add. an air of earenu ny Mlaaltinary S tra w b e rry planta two bur nr r k rro icn r to the itcca.ion and th a t- u J. W. Bell, lathe Monroe, pltone l*li«»nr f»o7 M proper tilr fur one of our m ■ Ano'itcan holt,l a y s . 60 POUND lea refrigerator, good condition, cheap. Phone 167. ORDER Y0UR~ ChTistmli candy Sugar llmltod. Phone Co. Mrs. B eat LOST I.OST W H IT E gold diamond wrist wntch. Return to Chris tine Stoudenmlro, 606 Elm Ave. and receive reword. ELECTRIC reducing belt, library LOST: G ray Sealskin F u r coat, Wbla, dinette ctyilra, engage­ full length a t dance T hu rsd ay m ent ring Vi carat diamond. at Junior Officer*' Cluh. R e ­ 0 ch lra: wedding ring', 6 chip. ward. Phene H4-W. Phone 868. SIT. WANTED— LDERLY lady would like to care for bable* afternoons or evenings. 4 IT W. 1st St. WANTED: JOB aa truck drivar. U u i a W right, 718 E. 8 t h S t UIJSINKSS SERVICE Fat Red Fryers Fleshly Dressed Available Daily Declared Best “ ” l IMNU: By an eVperl with .10 years' eiprrletice who gum nntres every Job. Would nppre , elate a trial. Tem|Mirarily locatetl at 408H French Ave. 1 A. IL Welch. CARPENTERING, general palra. W, J. Russell. 706 W. Oth T reat Phono 747-M. FIIA MORTGAGE LOANS To build m home To buy a home To remodel a home To refinance a home C. M. BOYD, l l l i i Magnolia A re Phone 171-j. Tendr-Fry Poultry Our boys won’t quit until they’ve reached their goal. Let’s not stop buying Bonds until w e’ve t 2205 Sanford Ave. Th. 621 reached ours/ In this 6th War Loan Drive, the A* a ,, * - -t N ation’s goal is $14,000,000,000— our indi•. i * ._ tTORAUE Garage. • rnrage. • • vidual job is to buy at least an extra $ 100 Bond • HELP WANTED— » —another and then 4ft- W A IT E D : DapamUbla _________ colored Tier. Apply Shtpa Service ■ S S L Phone 1160, extension WANTED: LADY to work a i Homer's Soda Shop. Good hours __end pay. MAN FO R , Poultry Ranch. No o t h er — l e t ’s k e e p o h BATTERIES L rt a s flit y oar battery with w ater- • a 4 .- f iw e k .lt with oor hydroiaster—at - • leeet once • month. SALKS LADY.” It ment fitore, 8*nfo •let's keep on saying it with ! "O n to Tokyo! Batteries Charged SEMINOLE TIRE sotW i^w WHIT. C o m p la in . �* -r r* ti - -. t i t — ?:- r ML* ' ■ t;' #attfnrii itm tlft Ii we « M lo be fr*e| If n wish U | r n » f t | Inv to liU til (m i l i n U M i b l i prlvl W f * for which w i h i n h m n long c m - t —dl n - Nfi 0*4(1 # iT U 0 C VOLUME XXXVI • wU y Japs Claim To • Have Invadei Airbase Islam 8 Mr. Hull And His Successor Morotai Is T arget Of • New Japanese Blow $ 1 0 0 BONDI M 4 .. * „ ..... »■ ,, After The Knar Of t.a ~ W .-*1 lti^ T rm a I n i n a ■ man. Gwn. M acA rth ur acknowledged unspecified d am ag e to • U.S _ f t o l l l l * o ff Leyte b y Ja p airmen • and Tokyo ( f ilm e d on* b a ttle •hip, th r^n cru isers and foot trank bo rts hfere aunk and a a k a battleship, eru laer and transport v a r a " d am ag ed . Tha Tokyo radio reported t a A r a a rk a n bombara raided thr Japanese capital again. It aald a "m inor fo rm atio n ” penetrated (P h O s i m ' m m i T k m ) . mFarewell Party Is Given At USO For Mr., Mrs. Stonik £ Service men, hoato.se*, sailor* enea and friends of Mr. and Mrs John .Stonik, Jammed tha USO last evening to capacity to give the d eparting couple a rousing and touching farew ell prior to their departure for Jacksonville V where Mr. .Stonik will u w m i new dutlea aa a (JBO director. In behalf o f the IlecreatJoi Division of the Seminole County Defer)*# Council, H erm an H. Mar ria wished th e couptg bapplnaaa aMBiflhifpyTgrSl presented- him w i t h arrriflaerlbed iH w *u«. X r. and Mr*. J o e ip h K. Ifall, the fo rm er the neV USO d i­ rector, were th an Introduced by . Mr. Stonik. w A ten piece o rch estra was on hand fro m the Hanford Naval Air Station to play fo r the dancing. A floor ahow a t Intermissiontlme- w a s Introduced by Herm an E. Morris, acting aa m as ter of • ceremonies. The ahow Included a tap dance by Mrs. P. H. Tepaic and Mlea J.ean Saver; two vocal aelectloni by Dick Aiken, twritone. accompanied by Mtai Catherine Clark; acrobatic antic* by Mr*. Alton Duxbory and aonge # by the Navy s ta tio n q uartet. . Mr. and Mrs. (itonlk then cut a big cake on wfhJch was an Inscription wishing them good luck, and re f re th r a a n U and pnnch were served by t h a senior ho*U Mr*. 8. C. W right Davis F. l-ane had rangem enta - j y r t j , ______ G rah am , Mrs. Ava and Mrs. Ecfwktd ch arg e of the ar- for the Tara well • Nfcll Foweil Joins Army A ir Forces Nall Powall, 11, I L M t ? Mr. and Mry. C.L, Pow, Powaq a t 2478 Pal- leader In atodent etu dent 4 , met to. and a Iwnfar activities at Seminole High . School, haa Joined th e Arm y Air Forcea and haa been deferred un­ til Fab. 28, a t which tim e he expecte to be called into active aery ice. # Ilia atudent activities a t the high school Include service aa a Captain In tha E tudent M ilitary Carpi, president <rf th e Klwania c ,“b-’ , W i2 cheer l e u H . I. M w i M m o f th e o rg a n ise rs a t t h e p o p u lar dance ' orch estra m a d e tn» o f high school s tu d e n ts _i and k now n a a the Banana B eys In wMeh he plays •« drum m er, This Orchestra h a s bean In much fo r atudent dances,‘ USO and nel ghone trip jsstrs* S E CR E T A R Y OF STATE Cordell Hull ( l e f t l . Is here pictured with Under Sec rotary E dw ard It. Sli-ttiniu* at an earlier date e t they dtseusard a mission from which Mr Slultinius had Just then re t u r n ­ ed. A cting in the place of Mr Hull until the l e t t e r was compelled by Illness to resign Mr Su-MInln* has now Iwen nominated by President Roosevelt lo succeed his former c h ief as Secretary of State. ( International) $6,050 *n Bonds ! Statistics Show Are Sold At Meet Cost Of War To Of Kiwanis Club Great Britain ------------ Tl W A SHIN GTO N, Nov. 20. ( d V Tha Adsalnkatratlun made Ita first req u est yesterday for eaah to halp g a l poaU war employmeftt rolling to w ard Frealdant Rooa*vall'a goal of 00,000,000 Jobs. The P resident asked congrete to a p p ro p r ia te f i 5,900,000. Tha money tn a y be Included In a deficiency appropriation bill b* for* t h t end of the year, sine* congrats already ha* approved ' (he purpoeet for which It will be spent. The Idea la for tha Federal Works agency to inllt moat of R up —not glVl It away, but lend It—am ong staton, counties a n j cities on a population baali. They, in turn, would spend It on plan*, blueprints and engineering for •choola, hospitals and other public work*. Than, If employment needs a stim ulant in the reconversion period, con tracts can be |ut and the projects Started immAliately — provided the states, counties | AMERICAN VICTORY in thr I’hdippines «e* an I .. and towns have the construction , fivr , „ . mbrr* ..| . . i n n i .sir group »i • money. The loans will be repay A „f ,hlpm »t. s. *..me -till s r s i m g l.altlr I, • bl» when conalru^lion start# Nm\> |»b"tu ( I nlcrmitmiiii11 A# yet congresi has not au* thorired revival of the old public works adm in istration un'ter which Oa r*a* Tkr»#) s. iV i m I' j ' j jf d m \H M o \ \ It II %»I4 Six thousand an d fifty dollars -n bond aale.v to augment Scmnote C ounty’* q u ota fit tho Sixth W ar, Lxian , resulted thli noon • erg donated for the aurtiop hy Sanford merchants. _ __ The auction followed stirring appeals by Fr"nk Shame*. E d ­ ward Lane and O. I‘ Herndon (or increased participation In the war bond drive, and singing led by Charles Forrijnn Mr. Shames pointed out t h a t with w a r costing our country a billion dollars every four days that Seminole County wss nslosl to pay for hut 6 minute, and seconds of the war in subscribing It* quota of tl.CH'I.IKVi He *|> pealed to member* f«• Ini) bonds in the name of H r Srmimdu Coun'y boys who Will never come hark, and ‘'tho*,' wr w*nt lo bring back.” “ We m ust reflect on how near we c a m e ' t o belq-j slaves of two foreign nations right n flrr Ihinkirk- and when o u r NVivy lay a t the bottom of Pearl l l a r l v r " said Mr. Herndon. H r told of plans of the J a p s and ( I r u n ti it to sep­ a rate the United Slate* Into two art* and added, "could anything c worse th an to he enslaved hy ---- *— '—“ t h ese 1i 4 e , P f * “We have had » narrow e»ripe,** he continued, mid .cored ‘‘complacency" on the bond buying issue, wh'ch word I e . i k f lued a* "n o t giving a iliinin " Hr a d ­ ded th a t he knew Kiwantxiis were doing all they could, and putting every dollar they could into tho War bond drive. Mr. Lane called attention to n report from one place s la tin g th a t d u rin g the p a st werk more £ bonds had been' withdrawn th an had been sold, and -urged th a t m ore support be given th e bond drlv#, Guest* Introduced were S tate auditors, A. J, Mixner, 11,. Connor and C. r„ McLaughlin of Orlando. . T h e Klwania sponsored footyall g a m e between B squads of Seminole and Daytona Reach re ­ sulted In 1248 receipts for th e Klwania Underprivileged Children fund, I t w a s reported by Dr. <L. T. Doss. t J. _C. F._ Bolton Dies In Local Hospital) II Weal this Dissipated 29 ( ,\r> 14iun n in e (% «1 \.,k tliaiijr ih.tl t he I’oliwh fnirriim pHt m ru le 'b u ll bmti me i hunt Hr I*. Hi If a.] f »*fi r « ltb *»htch f uf l i f e n r f ul mliurtw » r r e oh- »Hill w-1v im |t4k»«ihlr I lie Sm lei’s tliMMiifh Ihr rtilif rti riw ul FiiM (Li, a r r u k n l I h e r..»ii-h f imi f I n n a r tr« 4*f a Vllirm *t h r It* r (*• %|J(I 1h r .» n r •* w ar mnl l« • a | r ( I r r i t d . . .-il”(» Mini 1Itr » ith ,11 .( .1 of F r r m i r f S I juiih Imi* 4l r - l r i»i ©il ih® M i L mI m I / > k l.»-l I f |tr*» til r i<|i|»r■■( h m r n t h il h 1hir m i n i r r u i n i r I l » \ |H )N Nti% 29 < W ) 1‘riitif Vliiiialrr 1 hit re bill f •hiIjs s » -i rlied l h I l he » 4 r, g ^ u i is i t , n hi tin v mi if hi In si I., »•«? ti« , l ,j. -Id I | \ in. f . f I•«* I ml Union Thanksgiving Services Ruby N e w h a SNAS BoxingTeam . Will Be Held Here Tomorrow District Governor, Stirring Appeals Arc Can u n it ie s Are Set Scores 4 To 3 Win M»*i! r t"ful I a Hi ’I Visits /? Pilot Club i !"f»e I foil ithi v iti At 733,030 Wh i l e Over Vero Beach Rev. Frank Pulley t>mm oleM111 <Anntt Made By Herndon v Shames And Lane VI. VimTicans'l ako Hurt«:on.\iul AdvanceTo Within Kijjlit Miles Of Saa r l» r ii c k e n _ Post-W ar Construt tion, Public Work Mr MHER Cash For Job5N a z i D e f e n s e s C r a c k B e f o r e Asked House i-* • * r\ c p i By Pr|sident| B i g L i e r m a n L i t y U r C o l o g n e Spent On Hans Fog .. Desperate Japancso- a t­ tempts a t a general counter^offensive In the Philippines and Danjeing Islands was in­ dicated today. Tokyo claim­ ed, without confirmation, that tho Japancso bad reinvaded Morotai, the American •airb ase island 300 miles south of the Philippines, without • O NE EXTRA Member Av-ocUtml I‘res’* AN FORD FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y N O V E M B E R 129. 1941 Huge Sum Would Be * I - A T LEAST 3 AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPAPER BKMBT. E sU b H fltm l 1908 ____ ____ l YOUR PERSONAL C O M i»fiht*rv n n t it f . o d d . <1 i ■ ’ ll> i. .i.i , i . .i 11 i r u i n I.. n 11 I L it I unit. iii'tikt- '*rgni i >■l r . - 1- t a m c n t i i t-tl .liiitg uraIv O i.i mill d U i it 1 ! f t t 1 l i f t ' It t o,--day i ,|| 1 1!«’ i f t .................. . M r, i!'■***> s. »i e <t1. f MM- t "* " ► 1 liu n k -ekfiv ntff niHii*i Irun il The S an ford Naval Air S u t t o n re a v e Itv t int ver nor Hnlln n<l boxing team scored • 4 , “ " D Jn k m n n fl V ( l ' Sih.m U of the . . . . -v wilt - ■ LONDON. Nov. » . ( AP) tw in decUlon over the NERO r 0 T K l C M t l O n f l * ' u < r |. We.| tH.ii, Thoi-dov .< ! l u l u — Klitf George, opening the Baacb Station t c i n recently ba- | ^ ___ r i m ^jdm ervanrr of Vt.snksgivtuK, tenth roneec-otlvc session of fore * capacity ^crowrt at tk* ,| Tk* r h l Key F F rank rank bulky I’ullc). r e lm it whs announved by .Supt 1 W the ru r re n l warlialitenl. de* ir •vt.fiiMv Y»ro beach N av al A|r Alr _ aSUtJgra, nf ||o(j |loJ> Crusi* u u p n ,j| 0f Cr0,g* Euiocopal Epiecopal t hurch. U n i o n . 1hi. 1“. ’ .1 , t clsred t h a t B ritain Intend* Or«ffl*y hUtfM wHiek iI'lugii^l • It. njM jri all liny r* i!• % ©rmhimj; •% )•> } Cblsf O.B. Vela*, boxing n eroun.l the flr*t of the il,. ». I,H* • |(l .......... . , fr„ „ ,, , 1« i »> in tciu ri1 |iM iti-(''h’ f•*r 'ft I is dum force*" fighting Japan. . •truetor, who gev* the follow ..g ff*fmrfr(t p account of Ihe bout*. hkh m ond. v« paH-h. it » « I ri hi*irfv.lr»jr f f a u f When the European w a r rods, "In the 180 pound claa*. H-- , . linl,un„ l| t ,,r „„o .» l ..».i**i I'MA t111nIfifn a ■«ya hr u M tha minister* ere ry Harvey of S anford won » |t supper , u „ ptr held h(.|,l a< at the the I', Karish llnuse DlUiT nhirm »il? ki■r ji Siinitu v I l ‘ til. prrnsrin g for etriUan pro­ I ' l C n W L ' Y 11 unanimous decision from "< url* hour* tliiriiik' th*' hiilirluY ii ’■ til duction in • transition from Iasi night Convertlno Jim m y Gonxales ■ ’ « ill ra r* ► i1 • i f to peace "wit howl In W, A l e M lr f , * H I m | I n * ” ! i* iif "Ir’itf 1 si M t. V s|( thru Vero Reach evened the ecore lo o f th® r h u f C11» ©1, H- •• t h f j 4 1 n il himill r pi , II w its iin fiiiiiiiii i'i| j i In "'/ ■ any way prejudicing th e Mi udwvi * • c t n ttk* 1 e r e * v e il defeating J a m e s C ates who shu Mt.vfj* A l l d e p a r t f it f u l* n f liv e r Ih r Itv arilre proeocutlen d f ' t h e war thr* ih p it i I k ri* so rro w nf ,11 .1 fin,- /utMii 1* t Atm prem iss of developing Into u... Ilo v . I ' u lll' V ' ■lv*|tMrturt*. (H iilk iim l U n it n m l r r n m l v 1 fMMt' H ill against J a p a n ." It f, Is. I S l i d <4 S ,‘ ♦ • *i vt of the fin est featherw eights fur bbriefly snnir hi i t(ivt*i|. f.*f 1 lit I mi ] •Im \ ri l.(i r i e f l y » o i» r KlC th© Mil n m | liu). | Is 1 * HU r M Sanford and vicinity. i niff U mi .......... t h r (Ifiliri* n ini SfiiM If m t n t i 4>f th * r h i i r r h *h t ! tf i "fll LONDON, Nov. 2», H}*) - T h e "Roy Olrnstead at 1(0 pound l , i*H©> ih |<H f t miMif • tw© sn d x tt h 1f V i'n r* M - . X . a .I V s»t*|4H cost »t U rilaln ’a five years of put the S an ford team out in H l.wl f s th»1 -4*1 \ "N " l*irl*i*v (bill nil h ss hr i m i d total »»r - t h e normal life of the lead by w inning a close dects... ■1■ ■. f • 1 (m I nation ot.litpfated, I S per cent of from Robert Peterson Then \ . . th® purjph ■ r tt4 •(( H * I i y « •'(nil |'»f r•■■'.* f * i 4 D m* i 4 v Mil m e !*«• fe n 'if t hi ft 4 1 I• flllMllt-Iftl •***' ■M i**n I • .(■ * W ' l l llie whole population casualties. Beach called out the Mann. . *. I I I Hi it •i r i k tty fnt *% pi «rft*f4i h i* f l llllh H e n< hc« stored up by past g e n ­ M> IN. I Max Wilkes. 1(7 pouodrr oui I he ){ V\ Ii at , Ji’fiiiiy e r a t i o n * dissipated —was describ­ ? r©t» t)Vf« h a in*; ii* If is •’ Sa*» •• ** , iif Fllr ni nri*l anil |* piii'l !i1 limit* tn I 1 • | . m i ., l© oni j#14f high 1 ed to t h e world today in a gov­ boxed S a n fo r d ’s Gaorgie Sleveiwith along r a n g y atyle of Inn th e help mnl hin 1*1 fRtimi he Imk» 1 J1*''' L , m tit.i<» j.i.n fu. ia« c i |)M |tMrrr1 ern rtLcol white, .paper, , rectivMi h»*rf lim n laittilul rnent* * Onhni rhMnk^r^iikf S i t s irc.i in • i it. v if « nf *♦-*< 1 let rerGrim slatisties told the story Ing. evening the s to ic at 1 1 . "Game Httie Eddie McFaddrn bot$ of thf church. Motion p i c - 1^ ri- in 1 * 1*1 ■ o f h u ih i ­ h«hl at thf h ir#t Methoflisf n ,i 1 1 ,1 of the United Kingdom’* war slugged It out with Kqqfn^r* tup*# virr© tthoYi ti h y S. O Clm«f O iu irli^ f line»«l»i v m"t i h h ' at I t s a i l a u g o n r u t Three! -1 «ii 1 el .v * George Holston to put Ve>.< nsvrAling th r work uf the r hurch ? ^ *t ** *»rtmW tit v%hii'h itn* Itrv ll o d . nf •Hi lillifl | I,«- f .d l .s ’VHU* Helen out ahead S to 2 I *• * t h In the mimiinnnry Firlil T h t | ^ 0 Humk* Jr will kivi the 1 \ ■oft \ it . /-.ru n • "The boxing card moved into mijipor mi* nerved hy mcinAl*or# ' mhlir**!. 1 ht. 1 I cri • 'I I 4 !1 the sem i-final Ixiut with no of the Wofiiefi'w A 11 1 1 1itii r y I I I t chance to m uff one if a Ssrif- .l .1 f l u e y , victory was to We attained So I f f \f r the duty of gettin g Sanford In,. * cm even term s fell upon u c shoulders of serious minded T I -. r.-tj Schaffer w ho pul on a "David .«■> I I'duiiTuifi 1r eal i n r nt d Sn-uih Goliath" fig h t In meeting \ n > Ni'.i i*Lurtif g' iv * rhihheft 1- ih«* Beach's 220 pound A J Marti.-, J*«p 1* ffhiled iti U’i I©1 It, , r 1 • tent < Il I MsHiftey f ;M S ■ IN S • f • w| t h r Sheriff t'h arlM Hand, who r«. This w t i a n epic event as ihi t " h Ift I'MM-Mla lit <tfhi|((|si all I cently had been confined to hie • ta rt of th* final round rau.e «%i rived ll»l Jo#«ph Flie Hcmld hv tn* home with a bad cold, was back about with HarGey out In fi.o l from TmnpM 14* RMiinie dir«*etlou revealed t 0 ' t _ , iju n a 1. eco n ^ti n , . Mli*# M i l d r f d Willmmy. .1-11 at his ofllca yesterday. He ita ta d by a shade.” r( Hu off .the Sunford I NU, n„ ptmt1 uvn* As Chief Vale* described it, Cikted _ I a _ . tb * John «F.• Stonik —k.. lie • ' - • that he had given up hi* previous wh*» !* n « n. f «*r /r l . t . . • 1I h»* 444 V 4 1> huct at* l ' I 1-. !%**»•/••■ I IrlV O "Schgffer approached the ten. With Mrs Hl.mik left this morn . * *h,, -risT m a ih of at. , w i.rt. t!„ ............ . H ... ' I l l h e r t U lO M S 1IT IM Intention of going hunting. U r of the ring with instruction Friday will be papar scrap to work "G blleth” Into • corner gathering day fo r the Key Q u o and keep him there, Srheffrr, Mr. Hall who *s» aecnmiianlad . *N' ' ' S ! ' " .......... . .....................*! ... ,77,..,* , Hu ^jinf*nfI Pih»i 1 h»h which of Seminole High School and It with IM pounds of fighting en­ her* by his wife and two chlldran, linrrtble how lliey were tm tu im l ! tmssa-irn Il |>. . i l l , | ju. n 1|f. Ini (nik.'* ->f D>»’ • "(in ha* been requested of cltlxana ergy, and much fortitude, brough haa been dtor.g UdO work In Knfv f, and H work i !h> ami night ' .1 It., | » pL jits 1 ttlM’it uli-iw l h n » l m i i b«mI who wish to donate scrap paper tha big crowd to their toes, as T am pa, and dtiring Mr Stortlk’x in th e rirr field* arti| imlv * f l i r t V i rt w si *»*I **a-v»- i n sail* a, flllll«*tlM ('ll tin|»iy liiMl t h u th a t they place tha papar la hla blow* rocked "Goliath", and vacallun In August, dlreclod thu reive a handful uf rice a dav Ifmv © m y Lin **f * mimI v ! ii littl lnk*« I(©{flip 11ii mdn y hr s r h e d u t c ’il* "O ne little kid hn* three Ing Im V bundles on th a curb In fro n t of Re won placing Sanford on even Banford USO, which Is a unit euts on Ills xtuimuh wheie a <ap term s again, house* on th a t day, I’ofilr wlitu 11uit l It.- f fui iiif h llir hch4 i‘f the C h "Tlii ■poniored by tha Nalinnal C’athtv throw a hand grunadu at him • "Than -cam e Vince C arr In the lie Community Hervire. neat-.- i h n n M w h at t h . r i n | I b - t - n r H o e n l o f 1 W ) - « t . ( . . r . l Open hotua for O ffkera of t h a ! final event, who a t 200 pounds, Prior to entering USO work, when ^ic refused to work Imagine i i u t i t n h u v e « l m i f t o I In I I PH* Ii , mmi*- « Inti mill i i uhvMhmi R wh o big, kigresalve, 2JS H r . Hall served as a professor t h a t t We Americans are kings t h r u tin v m>uli! -ii v ii tint art* vve {(•lift’d i«ml n m d r d I h e meata to armed force* will be held T hurs­ outboxad day evanlng a t 9:00 o'clock a t pound Jack Elaworth to gW* of hlalory aftd of library acleoca i lo them . Was Invited to one of iff*inv* iin ito w i t h «H lo 1 tiiany u - n l i n t * o f tills v i c i n i t y . Mt- Mary Itawlins, chairman, tha Parish H om e. Thera will be Hanford a 4 to 8 meat derision ” a t tha University a/ Pennsylvania, j their huts while walking down m#t©nd ,.f w. hn I *4fi‘ *, g” ilig mat \ It I’etetoui, p ie a id rn t of Chief Vales expressed hn H a was alto active tn w hat was the p a th and they gave my buddy t .. dr* f u , iln'fMiii MV dancing and refreshm ents will . I te a lls s N u s r i g . Tares) Hu Scmuiuli l oitnly Tulterculofia pleasure a t the cordiality g h rn known aa “ Rig Brother" an d in and m e a regular feailt Every 1 wave* Th© sig h t f11111 fu rl • thing th ey own belongs to us I n r k 'r r the Sanford boy* a t Varu Beach, boy •scoot (If y* b u i l d i n g and H ealth Association, tiwlay ex•k -tin Ilian 41 t *%♦) wt p,c**r«l their appreciation to p er­ Mr. and Mrs. Stonik have lived American*. i l u ri r n r a *1of m y it r iif "R ut the most pitiful thing I I n ‘Sanford during tha -itast-adglit rro nR inig r s i IM‘«I S Itolivon to son.- who assisted in g e tt in g the saw waa three larg e graveyards -Tula in the n)el! A lthough no m onths alnca Director David Carof little whit# crosses where, p a r t c o m p a n y w i t h bis r n p p e i ( leturfte a i r tnbulnted. the Pilot mody resigned his position at h e r u p n i t c d I ’l e n s a n t w i a t l u t . Editors Not*)— T hs followt h a USO to take up naw dutlea (0.000 marines, xailoia and sold- w u s e n c o u n t e r r i l in t h e M e d i l c , ■ , i lub In,* set the goal of Semin­ are b,>sl their llvaa. ( t ’s bad th at ole (‘m inty at *2.$tM, 74 percent George Baldwin, who during a a a recreation center directo r we had to pay such a price for r a n e n n . " w h i c h is v er y c l a i m , " ( ol w hich will rem ain In tht* -j,., m .; J ■such' a w orthless’ island. h e a d d e d , " j n n l lik e a b ig l a k e . Octob*r, IMS, aarved aa mansgx lg il* W York City. " l i n . Stonik and 1 are aorry *’ " T h e r e are nlanty of Ja p snip- T h e s i n - nf o u r lin er m a d e il county for the cit It e n s ’ us* in i f eC tn# Rita T baaU r, h a . bam roiiihnttlng the di called disease windad In action tn lU ly. and to Ravi to leaya Sartfofd,” Mid a rt still on Ihe Island. We are lik e a c r u i s e . " -trying to • l i t r e them out, but To I Sanford 11 f .| Ion kc r lb Hiii h r h« il t h n u c b l , 11r witi»l Im* ft re r lit l» f n t if Him riflj ••11 n j ii,-*s«iIII r rfiil fyy i m nirf ill It hi l>1* r i’ k i-snl Ihr . ,(»lj * t >11<i|i|(in f p4( 111 ( 1.n t . hi ll k I.I (rs v iii « 1*1 •II IMIHIH tr-1 f**r >1i r f 1r w1 f \ nl i »II*|‘ 11*A1 lilt fi i t|i rfl rlf r i p L n * 111‘ *1. 1. It*, v* l1. *4 1* 1•Mg 14 f If r Ii Mumburs M ill Makr (.ills For KI k ** ( h r i s t m us Truu M anned ssSinb riusn,.? .. S^l. H a m Rohsjin Describes Havoc At French Pori , CITY BRIEFS On Znmnuf QJ ( ity On Dr g . 1/ ii ,, r,x Treatment Of JftS(?j)h K. liull lO | Natives Said Inhuman Replace Stonik In Sanford USO Post &SJ^srJSr^, asrI ¥¥¥¥■■:i Schedulc % Home On Leave Form er Rita Manager Wounded In Action form ation received by Pvt. Lea o u t tne community, toe. **rv W. Bernar of C -anita City, HE m an hav* bam very co-operatlye lU d Iff a la ttfr U) an d friendly and have behaved tham selrei In mannerly fashion w hile taking p art In all activities •ponaored by the USO. _ A former college footkatt p la y • r himself, Mr. Stonik took much itareet In and gave many yalug- they auraly era desperate. They Itrlke a t night, killing men getting th tlr K rations. Even caught a few In the Army chow lln* dressed in arm y clothes from the dead boya.” ' BOSTON IN T H E NAVY Funeral RitcH Held For Sidney J. Nix Funeral services for Kidney J. Nix, iiA, Sanford allnrncy aiid Krwnwis leader, whn died Mon­ day morning a f t e r a year of III health, were held Tuesday afterboon a t 4:00 o’clock at the F lm t Jjn p tls t Church with the Rev. W r . Brooks Jr. and the Rev. E. I). Brownlee officiating I nt er ment was In Evergreen Cemetery. The Sanford Klwania Club of whirh Mr. Nix had tiecu secretary for 16 years and at one time, president, attended th* funeral A pprenttta Reamen Thoma* Joseph Boston - haa returned to his home In Lake Monroe after volunteering for th e Navy last week. T he eon of Jam ee Rufus Boston of Sanford* young Thomas attended Seminole High School end later worked a t Lake Monroe. He Hied hla Navy enlistm ent the Orlando Navy In a. body, located In the Active pallbearer* were; Judge Boe- K -for askU-L1L - j& m a»vi .— i(.— L . ,0 J..O. Sharon, Dr. <J. B, M ux . . . UnlV 21 b � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1944 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/505e6921aa7545d32053a981cf2ff489.pdf 8ba3301a475de8d994c0e5520863da30 PDF Text Text * T P a g e E iG n t Mo n d a y . No v e m b e r 27, iu u ■HIE SANIORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA i VVonit*u-J>houhl Ia ui i* .. |-. To l,'a r v t* Turkey vrv-rtr for rtj*4 purput»« ><• ,'MITTT. JK et *1 i l" .rfl.|» M N A « l » ll % Y i l l ' l f i •••!•«■• • | til » or.t «itnr.n til U l I Kit«ll l|.«t ||.fl it, ' * *|tfomel la • ii i. . « i>f i|»i n *.r iJi* N i n t h t !»*• s i •;# ..f I ’o i l It Ilf S •!< I I* *>•! Ill H••‘ftnlll • •It• r I**K • t - t li g ~ I s.|t I* « ••»• PlTUi.Uil. Jill't l( II rlfiillli Jr rl Im *4«-<r r«l 4Ml • I lit* **»•• •I **!»•• I«•I VI Vllrt AhlM.inli *1 l«» n * mill -.1. * m •• ft il I •I:.Ti. \\ IIITKIKLI*. . ‘ If 1 I JU* •# ' B CLASSIFIED ADVERIIHINO HATES 10c per tin* for o m tw r ttu w Mr per Wot for Uu n InrerUcos l i e per line for 8 Insertion* l i e pci lleo for M Insertion# Minimum i l l . . . tk YIONE U S OR BRING YOUR A d. io H I E oANFORU HER.ILL <oont f.vo Verdi to the line. Including phone and address. Ill advrrtiarvnenta for illuatlon* wanted will be charged for at U>« g\ilar ciaaaificd ratea. FOR SALE— r u : i . | i H *» li clt or « • M'»n tU c It ac li « ai lii | i l o f • ,r . .eh at ll»» U cM tfnirf *.f | l i # ufl l h Mi** • * l | ) i.f *\fi i* * !••»»!. H** in i n oliI'n u itlv I t o r t , I «• •l ur i r tK H i # l# * .* | h v u r » ,.f • »!•• «»n M o n d a y . if»# l i h •!.»> »»f | » n r n i t » # r . A l> l i l t , all l l . i l ir t Y .h t t r a i t u t |i»f* " I o f la m l * l u n l r a m t (•*•* IMi: I h + I *«H|til)' u f K r|llllU ili\ N» .. f l*T« r l ‘U ti l «%| t -4 It’s the VAC Or-t. ftphy N'cwril e l Loru; -cli t „ I>. s jmt tx-en selected • ^ g r nre44i.-»t * AL'JU the Kuro,in Th, .iter of I'purctiun*. Signal uijit |ili* lu. ( / >ilcr:iulio:idl), ROOM arm i hath, r«*a oinahlc, iti GIVE IIKit (Hat Christmas gift that she ,h a . *l«sy» wanted An ideal home located Ju.it the right distance from everywhere. Can give potaeaiion . with In UNFURNISHED hou few (lay.. I'hone Ifi- . Edward 7rtlJ. • F. I.ane. oia K. 3 si. bridge table. ROOM bungalow by owner. ReoKonalde. 21110 \V lat Ht Fhone H2-W . COUNTRY htiiiie, 5 nmnt btliign low, 10 acre, good cltrim land for quick .ale, 126(10 Oil Oviedo aectiun, 2 mile. Kail. T. 1. Lingo, Oviedo, Fla. ONE HOUSE ami l.umlier Yard. for of leadership m /VLe^Ll&eeff arc the Leaders WANTED TO RENT 6 M|v#>'IrI WltlllllT * FOR RENT ' «•*.! M T T O t t n H and Ratter, Ckarginu Quick or Slow Chari-tog AKMY TOT, Phone 360.J. Q u a l i t y that makes Leaders m AI -Si J rt»i*T »h " ~'' lot. 'I'uhart l«/r Ii| a h inrf 1" <Hc Mgrifuril lit gfil I ntr all,I SmiIIi •■( t I,, |.},| MISCELLANEOUS VISIT Thr f'rlri> i ’ll) Rr^tuurant f«»r tlmi I radii muni Thiutkn Ifivin^r «tin nr i Tin kr> vulli ull flu* triftimti.K . Ti ’»0 I*nr re *«iviilioii in |.«i v it# .lift in)' r•Him iihunr *i I Li l . i iS l tine heavv lllacl. imr.e mule, (.‘ne hri,vy ltlm „ Mate, One heavy tixl colored .Mate. One lliuck Jackf c l u i n to \V. K. Kirclihoff, i'hone 106. ONE SE T OF 1H carat white gold CURTAINS wiodied 3 l a r d e d nnd atrvtrhcd. .MM Mellonvillr Ave rlnga-^-engagement. ring 1/R phone H70 carat diamond. |M6 value for 100, I’hone tfrl-W after O.uu I’ M. WANTED OUSE ANO gurngr unurtment nk HI5 P# k A v e. gt»nd inrnmr. pri'|M*ity wln»e in Km nrirr and ter mi, write M I > Kner. 625 Weft Peurhtrre St , I.ake land, Kla. IIOl.lr.R MOlliK S M | * 3 NKKIlS I s | |i r \ Its A •* will pay t..p rilinr prire« f* r t|# if sfii t«*rtt••!•11.a All (l |* \ fefaila hf mini fur pi j Write or , hnlir 11* to niMf mim| make o if NK’K, KAT young h**n-. live nr •*|il raiw.J dreaai^l I>eMvne«l if tleairril 1*01 I Kit Mill OR s \ l K8 phpne Co 3302. 2«h W K lnt St Phone 522 •f l»*Krf h.Mti • flit Ilniiic Aitemi* I kertalM I loifaa.^4. .Vr#/#Tt. !»<>■<» ' Imif your knife I•* u nvaiiy hufl/Miital | hta11mil and ifiai 1 1 ,l ill III# iMtnm iif lt»r vaiitif ua.* i eat the luxly l u( flown and tot<« the joint. Now (he rhteken i«* aliinprtl of rveiytlnnK Hut i^eta in ,tnr wn*. of curving the tireaal. Sine from (he biejiat h«»ne down mid make your litem uhout un eighth of un Inch (hick. If you're tr>ing («• • tirtrh the htrd (•• •rrtre u |m •*f |»r«*$»le /ml u»n> irrr^e ftn alicm tninner, hut if you do they’ll re*venihle puper in fluv o tta well na appeal ant e, and jh.if pi i|lli e* lint pll-ii>r|» wh.* y.all Ml.fl III il-f »'»l*l if lf«tl 11il \ i a i | mm»h httlnty t • lak»* •Mil <« serving of ^(tiffing foi nu • prfinii Here, l»y the way i« • ••tuffm which will hi yuuf rhiearn in hulntuv *>IyI* S i ' l l I \ | . S i t FI IN . I fs Mule erurkrd Ahrjit ONK KLECTKK* refrigerator in perfect rendition Kour imall rndin.i, one electric iron. Ph.nu 04H. 210 K f,th St li-n-poon pmihiy aen*<>nlng te..apoon a w»rt mm jorum I i ah of crli-ry ared valt and prpper i e»»|» chopped pernna 1 -In ra ci uahed til«( liftcon t iihlrn|*i»iH^ inurgaitnt' t * / CAHHAOK plunti. It II. llutrhi •»n. TIABY CMirlugr, pre uqir 1101 hrenen Ave. NL*» i Tfl.tf |»yr 11••n ..f I. • 1 »♦ n u n \ I. lat. Hwn.ifi f *•»» ;»• ^T**h nafiip in Qoiiiti r,E(; \E NOTICE Cheap J ^ j e l ' i ,r // g e l b e h i n d t h e g r e J l e i t < iiIbIi «*r 1 1iitulde I >lu r“ "f tiie liread lulu fine rrumli, iirraM ) Ieiiuilultig -lice tirt'i c u u i » *■ numb. i "in'.ini- the- t vo and im, ,'itli .tjoiiniiig. au.I ii 4t \ ild uieltej murgartne, t'ai •*,' \V A NT t I> I ny. of anv kind and the egg. -lightly beaten !<>., I’hnn^ I I m iightly Add ju.l enough nidk to mniilen and hold ingredient, to WANTETl Coure. Write des getlier lightly. eri|lion ami pilre, Dos V. r ■■ I belong *" 'ha you do-lt-betlcr4 Herald. wheii-yuu-atand up school df rarv ing. All the moat magnlfietm NICE young th rifty Victory Gar­ WANTED: Sturdy fire screen men carver. I know stand fi»r I’hone 080 den I’lunia now ready. Iceberg (lie ynerntlon. For a wnm hi , le ttu c e; E seam ier Tomatoes, iinrticulnrly n .mail one, I tin'll; t»<Mnt uinl Cabbage; Collanls; Chinese WAN’TKH even Inure important lie Photir nun J Cabtwge; Ifeeta; Broccoli; and • idea, it add. an air of earenu ny Mlaaltinary S traw berry planta two bur nr r k rro icn r to the itcca.ion and th a t- u J. W. Bell, lathe Monroe, pltone l*li«»nr f»o7 M proper tilr fur one of our m ■ Ano'itcan holt,lays. meireh in bitfory—the nianh la 'Fobyo—and t ii lory! TWO RMAI.I, farm* for .air; one .1 acre, land, 2 story hoo.e garage, one storage house, one _ good well, land tiled, coin nlctr subirrigation. One 6 acre farm with 2 rtory house. 2 stor\ h am , good well, land tl1r<l completo sublrrigatiun. Apply to J. W’, llell, latke Monroe, phone IS. 60 POUND lea refrigerator, good condition, cheap. Phone 167. ORDER Y0UR~ ChTistmli candy Sugar llmltod. Phone Co. Mrs. B eat ELECTRIC reducing belt, library LOST: Gray Sealskin Fur coat, Wbla, dinette ctyilra, engage­ full length at dance Thursday m ent ring Vi carat diamond. at Junior Officer*' Cluh. Re­ 0 ch lra: wedding ring', 6 chip. ward. Phene H4-W. Phone 868. SIT. WANTED— LDERLY lady would like to care for bable* afternoons or evenings. 4 IT W. 1st St. WANTED: JOB aa truck drivar. U u ia W right, 718 E. 8 th S t O n count I c . in . i . i o n 'fr o n d , t h o u . a m i . o f your fighting men arc t a k i n g up the battle erv: “O n to T okj|#!" T r i e g o t o (lack them u p w ith what it takei for com plete victory. Rem em ber, the supply lines i n th e Pacific are lo n g anti your figh tin g m e n w ill n c e J m o r e ma­ teriel than w as required fo r the cn* tirp L'urojHJii invasion t o crush the LOST I.OST WHITE gold diamond wrist wntch. Return to Chris tine Stoudenmlro, 606 Elm Ave. and receive reword. UIJSINKSS SERVICE Fat Red Fryers Fleshly Dressed Available Daily Declared Best “ ” l IMNU: By an eVperl with .10 years' eiprrletice who gum nntres every Job. Would nppre , elate a trial. Tem|Mirarily locatetl at 408H French Ave. 1 A. IL Welch. CARPENTERING, general palra. W, J. Russell. 706 W. Oth T reat Phono 747-M. FIIA MORTGAGE LOANS To build m home To buy a home To remodel a home To refinance a home C. M. BOYD, l l l i i Magnolia A re Phone 171-j. Tendr-Fry Poultry goal. Let’s not stop buying Bonds until w e’ve reached ours/ In this 6th War Loan Drive, the A* a ,, * - -t N ation’s goal is $14,000,000,000— our indi•. i * ._ tTORAUE Garage. • rnrage. • • vidual job is to buy at least an extra $ 100 B ond • HELP WANTED— WANTED: LADY to work a i Homer's Soda Shop. Good hours __end pay. Ranch. No » —another and then 4ft- W A IT E D : DapamUbla _________ colored Tier. Apply Shtpa Service ■ S S L Phone 1160, extension MAN FO R , Poultry Our boys won’t quit until they’ve reached their t 2205 Sanford Ave. Th. 621 o t h er — l e t ’s k e e p o h BATTERIES Lrt as flit yoar battery with water- •a4.-fiwek.lt with hydroiaster—at - • leeet once • month. •let's k eep o n oor SALKS LADY.” It ment fitore, 8*nfo saying it with ! "On to Tokyo! Batteries Charged SEMINOLE TIRE sotWi^w rr.oi* «4 .| u l r lu b# i n a d t to f a t i - l y * 1.1 , t r . i » r t o n # t b a r w i t h a l l U r i i .. « ( » i4 o il m i i I m I# t o t»# >u b) #«- | i, i i o t » t a r o l l f i g l « i # i n o t n w n t i l b> • • i t i l ' l a ItiHtil II N IM »TI I •» #r.f ••••! f#> ||.,y«*« %|.|» ,| || ; ttt.il, •• "f i In* h u t g r a j i..n, i . i I t - n a i t .if K'«" l«fu lit 4 li*1 f n i IV • ». f i r *111 l | , f ) ?* fccrf* Irll WHIT. C o m p la in . �* -rr*ti - -. t i t —?:- r ML* ' ■ t;' YOUR PERSONAL C O M # a ttfn rii itm tlf t Ii we « M lo be fr*e| If n wish U | r n » f t | InvtoliU til (m i lin U M ib li prlvl W f * for which w i h i n h m n long c m t —dl n - Nfi 0*4(1 # i T U 0 C BKMBT. VOLUME XXXVI • wU y l Japs Claim To • Have Invadei Airbase Islam 8 AN FORD FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y Mr. Hull And His Successor Morotai Is T arget Of • New Japanese Blow Mr rm a In in a ■ man. Gwn. M acArthur acknowledged unspecified dam age to • U.S _ fto llll* off Leyte by Jap airmen • and Tokyo (film ed on* battle •hip, thr^n cruisers and foot trank bo rts hfere aunk and aak a battleship, erulaer and transport v ara "dam aged. Tha Tokyo radio reported t a A raarkan bombara raided thr Japanese capital again. It aald a "m inor form ation” penetrated (P h Os i m ' m m i T k m ) . mFarewell Party Is Given At USO For Mr., Mrs. Stonik £ iH w * u « . X r. and Mr*. Joeiph K. Ifall, the form er the neV USO di­ rector, were than Introduced by . Mr. Stonik. w A ten piece orchestra was on hand from the Hanford Naval Air Station to play for the dancing. A floor ahow a t Intermissiontlme- w as Introduced by Herman E. Morris, acting aa m aster of • ceremonies. The ahow Included a tap dance by Mrs. P. H. Tepaic and Mlea J.ean Saver; two vocal aelectloni by Dick Aiken, twritone. accompanied by Mtai Catherine Clark; acrobatic antic* by Mr*. Alton Duxbory and aonge # by the Navy station quartet. . Mr. and Mrs. (itonlk then cut a big cake on wfhJch was an Inscription wishing them good luck, and refrethraanU and pnnch were served by th a senior ho*U Mr*. 8. C. Wright Davis F. l-ane had rangementa - j y r t j , ______ G raham , Mrs. Ava and Mrs. Ecfwktd charge of the arfor the Tara well • Nfcll Foweil Joins Army A ir Forces Nall Powall, 11, I L M t ? Mr. and Mry. C.L, Pow, Powaq a t 2478 Palleader In atodent etudent 4 , met to. and a Iwnfar activities at Seminole High . School, haa Joined th e Arm y Air Forcea and haa been deferred un­ til Fab. 28, a t which tim e he expecte to be called into active aery ice. # Ilia atudent activities a t the high school Include service aa a Captain In tha E tudent M ilitary Carpi, president <rf th e Klwania I c ,“b -’ , W i 2 cheer l e u H . I. M w i M m of the organisers a t th e popular dance ' orchestra m ade tn» o f high school students _i and known aa the Banana Beys In wMeh he plays • •« drummer, This Orchestra has bean In much fo r atudent js s t r s * dances,‘ USO and nel ghone trip 4 .. * „ ..... A fter The Knar Of t . a ~ W .-* 1 »■ ,, lti^ T s. iV i m I' j ' j jfd m It II %»I4 \.,k 29 14i u n n i n e (% «1 ( ,\r> tliai ijr ih.tl t he I’oliwh fnirriim pHt m ru le 'b u ll bmti me i hunt Hr I*. Hi If a.] f »*fi r « ltb *»htch » r re oh- »Hill w-1v im |t4k»«ihlr I lie Sm lei’s tliMMiifh n r f ul m l i u r t w Ihr F i i M (Li, arruknl r t i l i f rti riw ul I h e r . . » i i - h f imi f I n n a r t r « 4*f a (*• % |J (I 1h r Vllirm *t h r It* r .» n r •* w ar mnl l« • a | r ( Irritd .. .-il”(» M in i 1Itr » ith S I j u i i h Imi * ,11 .( .1 of F r r m i r f 4l r - l r i»i ©il ih® M i L mIm I / >k r i< |i| »r ■■( h m r n t l. »- l I f |tr*» til h il h 1 hir m i n i r r u i n i r I l »\ |H )N Nti% 29 < W ) 1‘riitif Vliiiialrr 1 hit re bill f •hiIjs s » -i rlied l h I l he » 4 r, g ^ u iisi t ,n hi tin v mi if hi Insi .| Ion 11r • •11 I I., | \ in. f . f I•«* Stirring Appeals Arc Can u n i t i e s Are Set At 733,030 W h i l e Made By Herndon Weal this Dissipated Shames And Lane Scores 4 To 3 Win Over Vero Beach Rev. Frank Pulley The Sanford Naval Air S u tto n To Ir e a v e Sanford J. _C. F._ Bolton Dies In Local Hospital) \H M o \\ f uf li f e Union Thanksgiving Services Ruby N e w h a SNAS BoxingTeam . W ill Be Held Here Tomorrow District Governor, t M H E R VI. VimTicans'l ako Hurt«:on.\iul AdvanceTo Within Kijjlit Miles Of S aa r l» r ii c k e n _ $6,050 *n Bonds ! Statistics Show Are Sold At Meet Cost Of War To Of Kiwanis Club Great Britain • erg donated for the aurtiop hy Sanford merchants. _ __ The auction followed stirring appeals by Fr"nk Shame*. E d­ ward Lane and O. I‘ Herndon (or increased participation In the war bond drive, and singing led by Charles Forrijnn Mr. Shames pointed out th a t with w ar costing our country a billion dollars every four days that Seminole County wss nslosl to pay for hut 6 minute, and seconds of the war in subscribing It* quota of tl.CH'I.IKVi He *|> pealed to member* f«• Ini) bonds in the name of H r Srmimdu Coun'y boys who Will never come hark, and ‘'tho*,' wr w*nt lo bring back.” “We m ust reflect on how near we c a m e 'to belq-j slaves of two foreign nations right nflrr Ihinkirk- and when our NVivy lay a t the bottom of Pearl lla r lv r" said Mr. Herndon. H r told of plans of the Japs and (Iru n tiit to sep­ arate the United Slate* Into two art* and added, "could anything c worse than to he enslaved hy ---- *— '—“ th ese 1i 4 e , P f * “We have had » narrow e»ripe,** he continued, mid .cored ‘‘complacency" on the bond buying issue, wh'ch word I e . ik flued a* "not giving a iliinin " Hr ad ­ ded that he knew Kiwantxiis were doing all they could, and putting every dollar they could into tho War bond drive. Mr. Lane called attention to n report from one place slating th a t during the past werk more £ bonds had been' withdrawn than had been sold, and -urged th a t more support be given the bond drlv#, Guest* Introduced were State auditors, A. J, Mixner, 11,. Connor and C. r„ McLaughlin of Orlando. .T h e Klwania sponsored footyall gam e between B squads of Seminole and Daytona Reach re­ sulted In 1248 receipts for the Klwania Underprivileged Children fund, It w as reported by Dr. <L. T. Doss. M Member Av-ocUtml I‘res’* 129. 1941 ----------- Tl WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. (d V Tha Adsalnkatratlun made Ita first request yesterday for eaah to halp g a l poaUwar employmeftt rolling tow ard Frealdant Rooa*vall'a goal of 00,000,000 Jobs. The President asked congrete to appropriate f i 5,900,000. Tha money tnay be Included In a deficiency appropriation bill b* for* th t end of the year, sine* congrats already ha* approved ' (he purpoeet for which It will be spent. The Idea la for tha Federal Works agency to inllt moat of R up—not glVl It away, but lend It—among staton, counties a n j cities on a population baali. They, in turn, would spend It on plan*, SECRETARY OF STATE Cordell Hull (le ftl. Is here pictured with blueprints and engineering for Under Sec rotary Edward It. Sli-ttiniu* at an earlier date e t they •choola, hospitals and other public dtseusard a mission from which Mr Slultinius had Just then retu rn ­ work*. ed. Acting in the place of Mr Hull until the le tte r was compelled Than, If employment needs a by Illness to resign Mr Su-MInln* has now Iwen nominated by stimulant in the reconversion President Roosevelt lo succeed his former chief as Secretary of period, contracts can be |ut and State. ( International) the projects Started immAliately — provided the states, counties | AMERICAN VICTORY in thr I’hdippines «e* an I .. »•«? ti« and towns have the construction , fivr , „ . mbrr* ..| . . i n n i .sir group »i • , l ,j. money. The loans will be repay A „f ,hlpm »t. s. *..me -till s r s im g l.altlr I, -Id • bl» when conalru^lion start# Nm\> |»b"tu ( Inlcrmitmiiii11 A# yet congresi has not au* thorired revival of the old public works adm inistration un'ter which Oa r*a* Tkr»#) Service men, hoato.se*, sailor* enea and friends of Mr. and Mrs John .Stonik, Jammed tha USO last evening to capacity to give the departing couple a rousing and touching farew ell prior to their departure for Jacksonville V where Mr. .Stonik will u w m i new dutlea aa a (JBO director. Six thousand and fifty dollars In behalf of the IlecreatJoi Division of the Seminole County -n bond aale.v to augment Scmnote County’* quota fit tho Sixth Defer)*# Council, Herman H. Mar ria wished the couptg bapplnaaa W ar, Lxian , resulted thli noon aM B iflh ifp y T g r S l presented- him w ith arrriflaerlbed NOVEM BER Cash For Job5 N a z i D e f e n s e s C r a c k B e f o r e Asked House i-* • * r\ c p i By Pr|sident| B i g L i e r m a n L i t y U r C o l o g n e Huge Sum Would Be Spent On H ans Fog .. Post-W ar Construt tion, Public Work * Desperate Japancso- at­ tempts at a general counter^ offensive In the Philippines and Danjeing Islands was in­ dicated today. Tokyo claim­ ed, without confirmation, that tho Japancso bad reinvaded Morotai, the American •airb ase island 300 miles south of the Philippines, without 3 AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPAPER E sU b H fltm l 1908 ________ - A T LEAST O N E EXTRA $ 1 0 0 BONDI I ml Visits Pilot Club r l b Hiii h r h « i l t h n u c b l , witi»l Im * f t re r lit l» f n t if H i m n j ii,-*s«iIIIr r f ii l fyy riflj i m nirf ill It hi l>1* r i’ ki-snl Ihr . ,( » lj * t >11 <i|i|(in f p4( 111 ( 1.n t . h i l l k I.I ( r s v i i i « 1* 1 • II IMIHIH tr-1 f**r >1i r f 1r w1 f \ nl i »II*|‘ 11*A1 lilt fi i t|i r f l rlf r i p L n * 111‘ *1. 1. It*, v* l1. * 4 1* 1•Mg 14f Ifr Ii kc . odd. <1 i ■ ’ ll> i. .i.i , i . .i 11 i ru in I.. n 11 I L it I unit. iii'tikt- '*rgni i >■l r . - 1- ta m c nt I v O i.i mill i i t-tl .liiitgurad U i it 1 ! ft t 1 l i f t ' It t o,--day i ,|| 1 1!«’ i f t ................. . M r, i!'■***> s. »ie <t1. f MM- t "* "► M»*i! r t"ful I a Hi’I t> M111 i !"f»e I foil ithi v iti /? mmole <Anntt v II i»fih t*rvn n t it f 11f 1 liu n k -ekfiv ntff niHii*i Irun il Itv t int ver nor Hnlln n<l boxing team scored • 4 , “ " D J n k m n n f l V ( l ' Sih.mU of the . . . . -v wilt - ■ LONDON. Nov. » . ( AP) tw in decUlon over the NERO r 0 T K l C M t l O n f l * ' u < r|.We.| tH.ii, Thoi-dov .< ! l u l u — Klitf George, opening the Baacb Station t c i n recently ba- | ^ ___ r i m ^jdmervanrr of Vt.snksgivtuK, tenth roneec-otlvc session of fore * capacity ^crowrt at tk* ,| Tk* rh l Key Frank Frank bulky I’ullc). r e lm it whs announved by .Supt 1 W the ru rren l warlialitenl. de* ir •vt.fiiMv Y»ro beach N aval A|r Alr _ aSUtJgra, u u p n ,j| nf 0f |loJ> ||o (j Crusi* Cr0,g* Euiocopal Epiecopal t hurch. U n io n . 1hi. 1“. ’ .1 , t clsred th a t B ritain Intend* Or«ffl*y hUtfM wHiek iI'lugii^l • It. njM jri all liny r* i!• % ©rmhimj; •% )•> } Cblsf O.B. Vela*, boxing n eroun.l the flr*t of the il,. ». I,H* • |(l ........... , fr„„ ,, , 1« i »> in tciuri1 |iM iti-(''h’ f•*r 'ft I is dum force*" fighting Japan. . •truetor, who gev* the follow ..g ff*fm rfr(t p account of Ihe bout*. hkhmond. v« paH-h. it » « I ri hi*irfv.lr»jr f f a u f When the European w ar rods, "In the 180 pound claa*. H-- , . linl,un„ l| t ,,r „„o.»l ..».i**i I'MA t111nIfifn a ■«ya hr uM tha minister* ere ry Harvey of Sanford won » t| supper , u „ ptr held h(.|,l a< at the I', Karish llnuse DlUiT nhirm »il? ki■r ji Siinitu v I l ‘ til. prrnsring for etriUan pro­ I ' l C n W L ' Y 11 unanimous decision from "< url* hour* tliiriiik' th*' hiilirluY ii ’■ til duction in • transition from Iasi night Convertlno Jim my Gonxales ■ ’ « il l ra r*► i1 • i f to peace "wit howl In W, A l e M lr f , * H I m | In * ” ! i* iif "Ir’itf 1 s i M t . V s|( th ru Vero Reach evened the ecore lo o f th® r h u f C 11» ©1, H- •• t h f j 4 1 n i l himill r pi , II w its iin f iiiiiiiii i'i| j i In " '/ ■ any way prejudicing the M i udwvi * •c t n ttk* 1 e re * v e il defeating Jam es Cates who shu Mt.vfj* A l l d e p a r t f it f u l* n f liv e r Ih r Itv arilre proeocutlen d f'th e war thr* ih p it i I k ri* so rro w nf ,11 .1 fin,- /utMii 1* t Atm premiss of developing Into u... Ilo v . I ' u l l l ' V ' ■ lv*|tMrturt*. ( H iilk iim l U n it n m l r r n m l v 1 fMMt' H il l against Japan." It f, Is. I Slid <4 S ,‘ ♦ • *i vt of the finest featherw eights fur bbriefly snnir h i i t(ivt*i|. f.*f 1 lit I m i ] •Im \ ri l.(i r i e f l y » o i» r KlC th© Mil n m | liu ). | Is 1 * HU r M Sanford and vicinity. i n iff U mi .......... t h r (Ifiliri* n in i SfiiM If m t n t i 4>f th * r h i ir r h *h t ! tf i "fll LONDON, Nov. 2», H}*) -T h e "Roy Olrnstead at 1(0 pound - . X . a .I V s»t*|4H cost »t U rilaln’a five years of put the Sanford team out in H tw © sn d x tt h 1f V i'n r* M l.wl l , i*H©> ih |<H f t m iM if • f s t h »1 - 4*1 \ " N " l*irl*i*v (b ill nil hss hr i m i d total »»r -th e normal life of the by winning a close dects... th® p u rjp h ■ r tt4 •(( H *I i y « •'(nil |'»f r•■ ■ '.* f * i 4 D m* i 4 v Mil ■ 1■ ■. f • 1(mI nation ot.litpfated, I S per cent of lead from Robert Peterson Then \ . . m e !*«• fe n 'if t h i ft 41 I• flllM llt-Iftl •***' ■ M i**n I • .(■ * W 'll llie whole population casualties. Beach called out the Mann. . *. I I I Hi it •i r i k tty fnt *% p i «rft*f4i h i* f l llllh He n< hc« stored up by past gen ­ M> IN. I Max Wilkes. 1(7 pouodrr oui I he ){ V\ Ii at , Ji’fiiiiy e r a t i o n * dissipated—was describ­ ? r © t » t)Vf« h a in*; ii* I f is •’ Sa*» •• ** , i i f Fllr ni nri*l anil |* piii'l !i1limit* tn I 1 • | . m i ., l© j#14f high 1 ed to t h e world today in a gov­ boxed S anford’s Gaorgie Slevei- oni with along rangy atyle of Inn the help mnl hin 1*1fRtimi he Imk» 1J1* ''' L ,m tit.i<» j.i.n fu. ia« c i |)M |tMrrr1 ern rtLcol white, .paper, , rectivMi h»*rf lim n laittilul rnent* * Onhni rhMnk^r^iikf Sit s irc.i in • i it . vif « n f * ♦-*< 1 l e t rerGrim slatisties told the story Ing. evening the sto ic at 1 1 . "Game Httie Eddie McFaddrn bot$ of thf church. Motion p ic -1^ h«hl at thf h ir#t Methoflisf ri- i n 1 * 1*1 ■ o f h u ih i ­ n ,i 11 ,1 of the United Kingdom’* war slugged It out with Kqqfn^r* tup*# virr© tthoYi ti h y S . O Clm«f O iuirli^ f line»«l»i v m"t ih h ' at I ts a i la u g on r u t Three! -1 «ii 1 el .v * George Holston to put Ve>.< nsvrAling thr work uf the r hurch ?^ *t** *»rtmW tit v%hii'h itn* Itrv ll o d . nf •Hi l i l l i f l | I ,«- f . d l . s ’VHU* Helen out ahead S to 2 I *• * t h In the mimiinnnry Firlil T h t | ^ 0 Humk* Jr will kivi the 1 \ ■oft \ it . /-.ru n • "The boxing card moved into mijipor mi* nerved hy mcinAl*or# ' mhlir**!. 1 ht. 1 I cri • 'I I 4!1 the sem i-final Ixiut with no of the Wofiiefi'w A11111itii r y I I I t chance to muff one if a Ssrif- .l .1 f l u e y , victory was to We attained S o I f f \f r 1 the duty of getting Sanford In,. * cm even term s fell upon u c shoulders of serious minded T I -. r.-tj Schaffer who pul on a "David .«■> I I 'd u ii T u if i 1r e a l i n r n t d S n -u ih Goliath" fight In meeting \ n > Ni'.i i*Lurtif g' iv * rhihheft 1- ih«* Beach's 220pound A J Marti.-, J*«p 1* ffhiled iti U’i I©1 It, , r1 • tent < Il I MsHiftey f ; M S ■ IN S • f • w| t h r Sheriff t'h arlM Hand, who r«. This w ti an epic event a s ihi lit <tfhi|((|si all I cently had been confined to hie • ta rt of th* final round rau.e «%irived t " h Ift I'MM-Mla ll»l Jo#«ph Flie Hcmld hv tn* home with a bad cold, was back about with HarGey out In fi.o l from TmnpM 14* RMiinie dir«*etlou revealed t 0 ' t _ , Ii j uNU, n n „ ptmt1 ua .1-11 at his ofllca yesterday. He ita ta d by a shade.” Hu off .the Sunford vn* 1. eon^in, c t . Mli*# M ild rfd Willmmy. r ( As Chief Vale* described it, Cikted _Ia_. t .. ! n « n f « r r l li e • ' - • that he had given up hi* previous b * John «.• F Stonik —k wh*» * . */ . t . . • 1I h»* 444 V4 1> huct at* l 'I1-. !%**»•/••■ I IrlV O "Schgffer approached the ten. With Mrs Hl.mik left this morn . * *h,, -risTm aih of at. , w i.rt. t!„ .......... . . H ... ' I l l h e r t U lO M S 1 I T I M Intention of going hunting. U r of the ring with instruction Friday will be papar scrap to work "G blleth” Into • corner gathering day fo r the Key Q u o and keep him there, Srheffrr, Mr. Hall who *s» aecnmiianlad . *N' ''S ! '" ........... .....................*! ... , 7 7 , .Pih»i . , * 1, h»h which Hu ^jinf*nfI of Seminole High School and It with IM pounds of fighting en­ her* by his wife and two chlldran, linrrtble how lliey were tm tuim l ! tmssa-irn Il |>. . i l l , | ju. n 1|f. Ini (nik.'* ->f D>»’ • "(in ha* been requested of cltlxana ergy, and much fortitude, brough haa been dtor.g UdO work In Knfv f, and H work i !h> ami night ' .1 I t ., | » pL jits 1 ttlM’it uli-iw l h n » l m i i b«mI who wish to donate scrap paper tha big crowd to their toes, as Tam pa, and dtiring Mr Stortlk’x in the rirr field* arti| imlv * f li r t V i rt w si *»*I **a-v»- in sail* a, flllll«*tlM ('ll t i n | » i y liiM l t h u th a t they place tha papar la hla blow* rocked "Goliath", and vacallun In August, dlreclod thu reive a handful uf rice a dav If m v © m y Li n **f * mi m I v ! ii littl lnk* « I(©{flip 11ii md n y h r s r h e d u t c ’il* "One little kid hn* three Ing I m V bundles on th a curb In fro n t of Re won placing Sanford on even Banford USO, which Is a unit on Ills xtuimuh wheie a <ap term s again, house* on th a t day, I’ofilr wlitu 11uit l It.- f fui iiif h llir hch4 i‘f the Ch "Tlii ■poniored by tha Nalinnal C’athtv euts throw a hand grunadu at him neat-.- ihnnM • "Than -cam e Vince C arr In the lie Community Hervire. what th. r in | Ib-t-nrHoenl of 1W )-«t.(..r.l Open hotua for O ffkera of t h a ! final event, who a t 200 pounds, Prior to entering USO work, when ^ic refused to work Imagine iiutitn huve «lmif to I In I I PH* Ii , m m i * - « I n t i m i l l i i u h v M h m i R w h o big, kigresalve, 2JS H r . Hall served as a professor th a tt We Americans are kings t h r u t i n v m > u l i ! - i i v ii t i n t a r t * vve {(•lift’d i«ml nmdrd Ihe meata to armed force* will be held T hurs­ outboxad day evanlng a t 9:00 o'clock a t pound Jack Elaworth to gW* of hlalory aftd of library acleoca i lo them. Was Invited to one of iff*inv* iin ito w i t h «H l o 1 tiiany u -n li nt* of tills vicinity. Mt- Mary Itawlins, chairman, tha Parish H om e. Thera will be Hanford a 4 to 8 meat derision ” a t tha University a/ Pennsylvania, j their huts while walking down m#t©nd ,.f w. hn I *4fi‘ *, g” ilig mat \ It I’etetoui, pieaidrnt of Chief Vales expressed hn Ha was alto active tn what was the path and they gave my buddy t.. dr* fu, il n ' f M i i i MV dancing and refreshm ents will . I te a lls s N u s r i g . Tares) pleasure a t the cordiality g h rn known aa “ Rig Brother" and in and me a regular feailt Every 1 wave* Hu Scmuiuli l oitnly Tulterculofia Th© sight f11111 furl • thing they own belongs to us I n r k ' r r I l i a n 41 t *%♦) w and H ealth Association, tiwlay exthe Sanford boy* a t Varu Beach, boy •scoot •k - tti(If n y* b u i l d i n g p,c**r«l their appreciation to per­ Mr. and Mrs. Stonik have lived American*. i l u r i r n r a *1 o f m y itriif "Rut the most pitiful thing I r r o n R i n i g rsi IM‘«I S son.- who assisted in g etting the I n ‘Sanford during tha -itast-adglit saw Itolivon to waa three large graveyards -Tula in the n)el! Although no months alnca Director David Car- of little part com pany w ith bis rn p p ei whit# crosses where, ( leturfte a ir tnbulnted. the Pilot mody resigned his position at h e r u p n i t c d I ’l e n s a n t w i a t l u t . Editors Not*)— Ths followmarines, xailoia and sold, i lub In,* set the goal of Semin­ th a USO to take up naw dutlea (0.000 are b,>sl their llvaa. ( t’s bad that w u s e n c o u n t e r r i l i n t h e M e d i l c , ■ ole (‘minty at *2.$tM, 74 percent George Baldwin, who during a a a recreation center director we had to pay such a price for r a n e n n . " w h i c h is v e r y c l a i m , " ( ol w hich will remain In tht* -j,., m .; J ■such' a w orthless’ island. h e a d d e d , " jn n l lik e a b ig la k e . Octob*r, IMS, aarved aa mansgx lg il* W York City. " l i n . Stonik and 1 are aorry *’ "T h ere are nlanty of Jap snip- T h e s i n - n f o u r l i n e r m a d e il county for the cit Ite n s ’ us* in i f eC tn# Rita T baaU r, h a . bam roiiihnttlng the di called disease windad In action tn lU ly. and to Ravi to leaya Sartfofd,” M id art still on Ihe Island. We are l i k e a c r u i s e . " -trying to • l i t r e them out, but they auraly era desperate. They form ation received by Pvt. Lea o u t tne community, toe. **rv Itrlke a t night, killing men W. Bernar of C -anita City, HE m an hav* bam very co-operatlye getting th tlr K r a t i o n s . Even lU d Iff a la ttfr U) an d friendly and have behaved caught a few In the Army chow tham selrei In mannerly fashion dressed in arm y clothes from Funeral services for Kidney J. w hile taking p art In all activities lln* the dead boya.” Nix, iiA, Sanford allnrncy aiid •ponaored by the USO. _ Krwnwis leader, whn died Mon­ A former college footkatt play• ' BOSTON IN T H E NAVY day morning a fte r a year of III r himself, Mr. Stonik took much health, were held Tuesday afteritareet In and gave many yalugA pprenttta Reamen Thoma* boon a t 4:00 o’clock at the Flm t Joseph Boston - haa returned to Jjn p tlst Church with the Rev. W his hom e In Lake Monroe after r . Brooks Jr. and the Rev. E. I). a»vi volunteering for th e Navy last Brownlee officiating Interm ent week. T he eon of Jam ee Rufus was In Evergreen Cemetery. Boston of Sanford* young Thomas The Sanford Klwania Club of attended Seminole High School whirh Mr. Nix had tiecu secretary end la te r worked a t Lake Monroe. for 16 years and at one time, He Hied hla N avy enlistm ent president, attended th* funeral the Orlando Navy In a. body, located In the Active pallbearer* were; Judge . . . BoeK -for Mumburs M ill Makr (.ills For KIk** ( h r i s t m us Truu M anned ssS in b riu sn ,.? On Znmnuf QJ ( ity .. S^l. Ham Rohsjin Describes Havoc At French Pori , CITY BRIEFS On Dr g . / ii ,, r,x Treatment Of JftS(?j)h K. liull lO | Natives Said Inhuman Replace Stonik In Sanford USO Post & SJ^srJSr^, a s r I ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ■ ■ :i Schedulc % Home On Leave Form er Rita Manager Wounded In Action Funeral RitcH Held For Sidney J. Nix .— i(.— L . ,0 J..O. Sharon, Dr. <J. B, M ux askU-L1L -j& m UnlV 21 b �I V. IV THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLOfUDA PAGE TWO O ther Americans in the Cnlojrne plain east of Aachen (might (or dvtry. house, and rc llir In the ruin villages of Inden. l-angrrweha. Lainomdorf and Crons hau. Some nr* w’lthln 2:l milr* »»f iCologne. Hurtifen fell in -nmfully alow advances. Ruby N ew h a li, District Goveriior, Visits Pilot Club f C e i B lI o e e W r»*» raae ft we t fiurgipg alonit the full breath cheerfully and in jo .doing they of - eA«fe*TT Slovakia, thp ltux- would gain a broader v|*w and recelva untold happinea* Mlea Nevyhall complimented the club on It* part in thtj T u­ berculosis Christm as Seal Safe of w itch Mrs. Mary Rawlins Is chairman tot the Seminole Coun Ford Sedan A. P. Chappalls Bobdlal■ton p u t Itook I l‘a* . 11. TTl. iM ro m tn l of l|i* »»M propH.tWu. riy under (he **M cerrtfjcste ]**M W*k In the nsme of It’ll! anil J!t*. W. L. M o ro n presided Mary Alaaandar over a short buiirvsm session at tTnlesa c»rllflr*l* shall l»« whirh dm* plans were mad* for rrdremeit *»l'l ■eeordlns to law. the members of the d u b to meet at property deeerltied (herein will ke On office oi Mr*. Rawlins to cold |o the lilghtsf* bidder at th> rfiupee ituur.ua )he rir*. *4*m— mote gift* I oi the_K llu -Chriat* court In the month of Jnnuarr. HU. m i tree. Members of the club ili> Which I. the tat day »f January, will nponsor th e War Uond booth t i t s haled thle tx h ifti, of Novema t Yowelta </urine the rem ainder I** t of the S ixth War, (Loan rfeive. t«er. tCIltCUIT COtlltT HKAI.) lit JIleiKhe Kennedy reported o, f*. Hrn.vno.v. Clerk Circuit Court, ui 10 asbestos ling# w aste h*i.Seminole {.‘aunty, Plarlda. k«l* IijuI been given to (he local ho>pltftl by ' the club. •imi.ICATJQN. TO At the suggestion of Mrs. J. C. Mm b«ll, program ehairroen (hr the t-hrUtrpas .party which will he held on Dee. 1U, the Sub-Deb Club. » high school sorority soonsorrd by the Pilot Club, h ss pern eernmittee. headed by Pro?. J. N. Croumx. which h u cet • goal 0t Errjoy a good Dinner * FLORIDA CAFE S court We apecialise In taxte fend nutrition Cadilac Sedan Morrison, Inc LIONS ANNUAL Tfew w*vld yeti lit* Is a* debt tkreafh with *D year h a ll/a y pl»«i. *«d sa t kara It r to y tbaat bUft .« .11 It CAN b« do**: With a quiet ctik l**a k m at. y*a ca* pay ALL yaw MU . t *•« |lm*. i s * raaty a»|*y tb* kaiiflyt Yaa w.s’t kata V* Barry abawt lapaymaata alfkar, far Ha* v a il maittUy a a ta a lll are *e> taaaad to jail It la wfHb y#w badgal MIXT YEAR. Casts la fa­ de y. W* wakaw* wsyl.-iljMhrrf K IN tll. . Benefit of Blind U. S. First Army doughboy! pnahed raat n itride another of the N ails’ nrlred motof routes, Great P rits ln ’s population is flirhllnr their way Into Jungersdnrf, onlv four miles from Doren, about one-third of th a t of the In n three pronged aasnutt th a t United States and ll has a nation­ corrieil another mile and o qu*r | al income uf about line-fifth of ter into the Hoer River defenses thr I! S national Income. where the . . . . . Germans ... .arc ... making Fumily Ixjun Co. ■ I Ha M ale Phone 31 liana ■ Bldg Room k of Mer an all out ktand. nile* ( n t - 1 First-Army troop* also slugged re a mile j Into Inden on the Inde Rivet j three mile* from the Roer and NOTICE O p A f r j . l l A flO N r a u TAX UKKD i hr Nine I mid wav between Duron and Ju- *• I h w p frr IT«-VT mt IP M ip to th e j lie h i They were rinsing In on \ mTM*K IN 11ItfIKII Y UIVKN. quarter- i I uinersdorf, on the Imle between TIi i TIkmiiup n Errorh, hokfrr Of i t s i > f i l l | r d l r N't*. J i l l , Ifeiiortl rut mile* l i n e n and newly captured Front. ARMORY b a t t e r ie s LEGAL NOTICE Visit Sanford's | Ncu) Beauty Shop t m the enlh Mini cir rlrnr mu froin mol t l'ii mug hen woloiiing Alma to Destroy N ail Army IIn llurtfren Fore»t southw est of llurrn I he American* were fighting bitterly to oust the tiermon* from position* in *hn homh-rubhled remain* of the town of flurlgen. two thirds of which wan in American hand*. flrr ?*t tlf»> **f July, A I*. 1141, |i.t Mrd -amp ?n my 'i f f l r r and Xi* nil 4** jbiipllrallwn for iv* I«r (h*>rrun. a InS MaLI MnliinlP rtfilif ftr.a. Ihf follDWlpf: *1* -. Ill*+11 pffi | ia*f f V | ft 11| <• r o IInf f iif '*wlti*il>, Mfr f #■ eif pull’ll*a ir. Let Thanksgiving v» fill your tiatlery Wllb water and rheck II wllh otrr hydrem etrr—at November 29th least onrr a month. Grease Job Tlreg Checked | "i ii l"i North of Itiirtgen American *1'■* :twiwfn,wrhrp| rtf ihf aalil profi artillery continued mclhodlcoTly **t 1 nfitter 1h* vntrt I'prllflrtU |y* the ■''in | to soften the enemy defender* n'ij* i w ii lit *hr nim* nf *i A ft I*’ >rt e *g.tin-l of Grosstiau Batteries Charged I "a id rfTtJflrRt* ha j, All these stem Imttlc* warn •»m*U Rrr«r*HDjI liJ law. tha not to he measured in term* of rail* prvierlj tl^airlhptj lltAfrin will hf Vise mile* or ysrd* golnnl. snd (Jen. Hi Itie* ll iCfi wHI Dlditfr et tha com| cteit Klsenhouer's aim win* to destroy ifniff Lti«n«tp pU*m| i#ri Hi** Ural Munirt Hip in•>n * (j of *f Aft u.n r j-, ) -f (!f, the weii the German army, which ha* tliiji h f J util a i r y . : lloet lr«s elected to fight IJ out west of *» it (•■■* f« tfi* I aI eh, whtvh the Whine River rite) also The Third Army however, enn201 N. Park Ave. Phone 37 if Julieh, tinned In Itrnrq nolnlilc advances, it Kus Ini It* Ninety Fifth Division plunged re tie Inil over the (li'rniyn border from cu r tier the vicinity of Villing in # t *o -■ mile advance th a t carried u mile KtMMrVIg | iiuiiiw Germany and three anuiook e throtigli i nne-hnlf mllea from Haurlnutrrn ir flomlrd | This penetration, south of (he Tin *n entire nreviuUk Tlrlrd Army invasion* I'ai it a head ,.f German soil, gave l.ieut. Gen. 1J"|lf * of Mi-.- ( George S Patton’* men a 20- , ,n*, artillct) mile front inside the Reich and t>* her entire control of something more than > tried to j 40 square miles of German Lerrl|4 rly diiirn- tnry - devflop Tickets $2.00 P er Couple y SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP, Inc. IHIIh S a iifn n l \v c Call No. 8 for Table Reservations ■ a&< W I-ekt.v.1 I W ^i A1 SEMINOLE COUNTY o . • "* wt . ■ ,:y- •' TkfefeMfhln* time, of Holier Motor Sales betiove, Mfen ippWpHate *' <Kca*ion 10 *«&re ovr trtry idnrere appreciation forth* kyal fHentL A m e r ic a U Indeed a favored land. Each geo­ graphic fcrea, North, Eait, South end Wcec po*aeMce certain edvantage*—contributlra to the welfare o f all. ' • CURLEE CLOTHES But of ell thf region* of thU fftet I*rid, nr dure especially fevort the South. Notvherf (• thfeffe found the unve unutuglI combination o f rtw mmm Y0|r—fend (hat that owners of ALL mfikes of ears and hava Won geteerou ha tW jfatronape yoo here given Ur th fefetton Ife UeS non the hinre we eterted k buslnewi with the nil Mtd drsfre toS r becom e.1 “Quality Service Ifefedqtfartef*." *^ . :.i 1 . J .-; TA3 - ■ - -3 v . ~- - * mtm\ m a tetlele a n d fav o rab le c o n d itio n * fo r In d u stria l i aeaeon, when we receive our. new ahipmenln of t.’arlee Cloth™ for men, it weennit to ua that they atttnd out above those of the prebed* Ing tieimon, And that’* saying something. We don’t • . . . . . ’ • know how Curies doc« It—but somehow or other. .Wr lum «h. M L ' W e’?e pairing this information on to you.\ be* * iiauee we know you’ll want to Bee the new Curie* t | Bolts for fall and winter. They ar*. the fait word j in Kmart, modem Htyling. Expert workmanship, rxlendit even to the hidden-details «f construction. Curies quality fabric* feature (he newest icnvkJ-V riyle, III end quality—you wiU make a Curie* Fail Su« your choice. ^ -i to large re to u r c c j, W ith if* r»l im m im I ( n e h » FM Iwre toM YMr Tridfedg d b ^ t «■ os etWanW dt jottcualUTMUga end good *W; yon have pad* t» “flrut^u aecrW InlMetorarnttnliy. PToW<w T * u,hoUnaof ^^ VCS Ie & a b « rd Railway, . Wy raUn«J of (he South, U proud of leg qmtHl}Ut#on to the eco­ nomic development of the en*. Through Itt IiuIustriaP and AgticuItumJ DevdopmeAt Pi* pertmenM.ee well through other Rgeode* of ^ i Ap»ln. Mttok* f* your patronage and Mtafehlp . . . and In eetwm. tfK o r h o ller He m otor ba lk s n ew “S e our r v ic e fo r v ic - W Y * H tH K JE t o YOU. y*e easy feel confident th a t your every aerritu tm * wftolie filled promptly, efficiently end econon.lc.Ity by we. Tfeet’s « t . way we will * o w y r t fetrr ap^rMsUofe fn deeds. M - * . f j si ?< » V * f- 1V* . rQ tnlity J ta- I t ‘ ♦ .* ? » v- • Service Headquarters” * . ’ * L* �- ^ r * <JA- 1 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23. 1944 THE SANFORD f l E R A l D, S A N F O R D . Cash . For Jnbs iStatistics Show • Asked House j Cost Of War To By President! Great- Britain MORE BEAUTY FOR YOU S j>t* c j h I i i i it if in fill hrnnche* of Beauty Cul­ ture. our operators are trained to (five you a complete Beauty Service, *v- ’ Operators Bell Mtimhhw Leona Vaughn Boniface Anna Mae Chapnian ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON 117 N. Bark Rhone 71 9 W A Y S BETTER THE CHOICE OF THE CROP f* * <»• i««, t f lt i i m id f t t f Mt« d if « r i> c « Hmtiornol J O*fi i$ 1 wmy% b*M#rt b IN . . . M A K E laim To Koinvadod ■“ -aJrHrJLu^rrt' YOUR f r it t y Po<Nh S 1L C C T IQ N 3 NOW F R EE ■ M tN .X l.tl It pit V U /.i'A t ilt K liY bY « W olf t i»ncy Your C I hi* in o n m sp e n t in hu t hi m i? in p r it u 11 in tin it iin t« m dn* \ I I U"*.“ From l a t m tr i h#ld to groc*r * ftholl. th*r« i> a b ig d iH « r # n c v in oat* M o th *i N a t u i* * t a il, r a in a n d » u n * h in * ia v o i* c * it a in g r a in . O n ly ih * c h o ic * « L p lu m p , io n r ip « n # d oat* — g ro w n (tom * p « c ia l h y b r id * tr a j n ■ — m * « t* th« * n u rlin g f a q u ir rtftt n i i lor N a t io n a l 1 M in ut* Oat*, I llil iiii'1 i (11 V BKIKL'S ri..Hii*a,«t rn**. r « i * i i » n O s s l l s s r i t . On l*nas T V i t s ) K. the ftih-i.i] pocket In K>k supplied • nntribulinn. T otal c a t u a l t lr * u f iX't.UIO, In- l “ e r a n t s a n d louns for p ro jec ts , e luding 131Vllf> cIv 111a n ' killed No Obligation F u r t h e r m o r e , emigre** ha* tie- a n d wounded anil SW.fli!1.* m er- PL I i l n i c d c le arly th a t it is a**vmlng c h a n t K i m t f l k i l l e d ; t h e e«tM»rl *•' t r a d e . b a ait o f llritaln"* w ealth ■ no ob lig a tio n to. provide u u v con •t ruction c a s h ju*t W cnua e P r a i r ie a n d p o w e r — v i r t u a l l y a h n in lr n c d ; | (idy r y e ts a $5000 loan from uverayaa Knld m u T V en spent UU a v\VA to d r a f t plans f o r » $ 100,. w a r m a t e r i a l s ; one h om e in t i n e l) dainujred a n d one m destroyed, w out w a te r w o r k s , m o r e th a n 5,5011 f a c t o r i n ' uaiu [ ni KWA est t m ote s $0 ,0 0 0 ,000,000 n e e d ; rjionolm otis d i e t . M tietly F\ if c o n s tr u c tio n may la* needed if t . itioned c lo th in g ; htirh tir<,-» I uhlic w orks p ro jec ts ate In “ We have aucrlficcd most of ' jj, c a r r y th e i r p r u |m r t i u n a t r s h a r r our Victorian inheritance," said | eti of the e m p lo y m e n t loud in III* Minister o f Information llren (<• f u s t |Ki»t-wat year. dan llrarken In a p r e s s roofer fu Hut s t a t e s laid - t h e i r suit enre after the release <f the |j div isio ns t h u s f a r h a v e plans document. "What w a s the treas­ ready fur only $ 1.000 ,1*0 0 ,0 0 0 of ure of our grandfather* has gone. | huildim* T he $7 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 asked and it has lieeo well nod glaillv J uf emigre** to day w ould let sacrificed ” i them b l u e p r i n t a n o th e r $ 1,5 0 0 , UntllMl. hr said gttvt- up her ! J UllO.Omi e*|Mirt ‘butilieaa ut the sturt of f o u n t a On Vlieuk a JItl n d c o m t r il»u e d Ui* s t"Vts. in isi . t (ha-.w ar H WIW " Heyund t h a t , FIT A is cottfn lin fr / 0 f ft(,r m nfjf»r»w#r t o lhf» m a k u r ? on them for sill) a n o t h e r $ 1,- 1 a m i lining of guod* II*** UOO.UOO 000 of c o n s t r u c t i o n to w o r k e r ^ nine* h * v r produc ed m ore help m a k e - up the $ 6 ,0 0 0 ,000,000 t h u n 10*2 ,000 planes. 2»r».0OO tan k * . tota l T hus their p o r t io n of it .V».000 gun*, 5,700 ship* a mild lie $!t.500,000,0 0 0 . In five year* h r r propl* hn v r S l a t e a n d f e d era l-a id hijfhw avs a re relied on for $ 1,0 0 0 ,000,000 (mid u p p r o i t m a t ? ly 1 1 5 ,1)00. 000.(hmi m income tax «ml othm d i ­ .mil all federal de velnpm cntu, such re c t twit-* aryl have t u r n e d *»vrr a s flood c o n tr o l and r i v e r and liailioi im pruvernent*. twe listed to the* g o v e r n m e n t a p p n '* . 'm utely $lt).24H.non.non in p e r s o n a l *a v for $500 ,000,000 lug* F\V A o fficials a lr e a d y a r e ad 'T it * Victorian* Hrarkoji *dt v i*In it potrn ti.il a p i d i r a n t a for I*Ius-1 lint loans th at th e y w o n t •*ervrd# " w r r r proud to Be • idled n a t io n nf «) n fik erp c ra. hot have to t i n n y th e i r e a s e s to ii Wusliiniftoii T hen ap p lic atio n s t tie re never h a v r been aiirh ■dinp will' he handle d nlnmst entirely k e e p e r » hr the Itritiah. No shop keeper* e ver be fore a**hi nut tb«*k | e n t i r e Mock* In o r d e r t o flight ** l ir n r k«*n *tid that HritatnN !art»p irold renerve* in the United S ta te * ' nt the b e g in n i n g of the R ri “ h»vt* all )»wn pa nt nvr» ; rtrof i ip P A ftL F L O R ID v Seal Salt* Chairman 1’rnt‘s Early Mailing -T in * e x p e n d itu re hi* nddiM i ' * "Ijifif Amerli n t oiiii* m in tin4 « ,ti with hi t itnlit*iliit"» nltfiolv | IliethllD' Iki (I MJHiiim* f*t"l HR W $ if*• j*| ||nt in till V* 11' In 11 I | A r» iiu io h • th at | ii»r!k :»fr* 'mill • I.*- tlEH Jl»i| •>), 11**,- In t*. •i o I' Mien t, ' nation by < In h* hi Nit* ini i*-urtl y«**u»riiiiY h M iu y Ha amIt n**, iTmirmiih of tin i huMiMit, S«*«I rnntlYittt*r of '11" « 1111¥k■y| •• * Illiflt) T til M i' rniliiM* A \ » n < m l inti \ i illw itTV Mr To L111* 1 fotrd '»(J»I I'w ii w ti wttinl I f f t UI ft f'O to • ( t r 1‘i n r f u t n u w I 'r iie n io h f»* n Tlti* viliti- put r i l ilh sl II «*Tii^ii r Hat itu.' In l hi- vim • ftoi 1 f tin* Unit**.I h uiifilom,4' »t ' • Eo*ch1 t tint Hr it ni n ha* rnmii-ml ftiU iurf rrnl1 all Ii*-1 turn !«■ t w»’#*n |H inf 10 lit t hr in in‘‘*l fnrrrs ant! hn* t'litlnl mi nri i*»u I'I i k St ill t»i* r i n s e d ■*F v'4*i oui* uliouhi roojH'fiili tii thr author it ir* to • f-nt nf t **r Mnim*it of tin* "$*o**ti ttlinR | m i * k a t f rnrly " *ut>l iv'r* fitf t h r rtilllliirv *irf\n«** Mr* Khvalink Wc hoj f, t«Mt, that . for liltitlitinht \%nrk i qr\om- vitil foin in *up|K»rft» w r tin* hralUt | n ni/lii'o nf Iht* ttltui CofoHt* tun b) ti■*If1J t i‘ inbt*f *♦ I tm 7 F h tit tint* t h ..... t iii i*f oia* St*at" on (|ji**ii |nn > fin**, i* t h r ‘Iiit t h i l n a o f ' hi Btfes ’Dtr Ht?«J t* thr i-irifil**in for Aoiarirun Sr$* I thr i ruiunii* for hr.illli w»y*-•i pi ’Tt «,ill ia* ti vrty hni i t K n if In lrtu p ti * mull bring.** In * U rg r nutiiLt fM* pr Irtlpr* from |*rr*nfi« who art poxtnl r l r r k I h o u f h t of wny pf m i* irtg money In help murk c m lilrrn Fri thi* c o u n try , the fir*t S r u l i went on * a lr Dr n lining thr Sr II|* but who up T now, kitvf forgtiiten to urml ti Ihrir rontritmtlon ** ^ BUY WAP BONOi,. AN I NVFSTMl hl c o ft c t IN VI CTORY * * t h a t THANKSfilVINfi is not ju st a day «f feaslinu—it Ls a clay of thankrulnntH for the bleasings of our home and loved ones, ll is also a day of prayer for those still fighting in distant lands— A prayer for their continued safely and early return so that next year we t!nn all lie thankful together. mm ‘ >s P lC ^ OF H T A tlO H T j ADMISSION 40c — (T«x Ine».$ — 8EHVICE 30c to help him now TODAY and THURSDAY R’ o p t i l a r Ito o k s J j j |i Olxo hliu thi* hrn<\t o Jacket The story of the leather­ necks . > . ■ Bataan bound . . . ap d b a d n ew s for Japs! starring Rat 0 ’im iE N Robert VRVAN Ruth HUSSEY M A p m ii iH k i& iB l But I know that he, and the million* lUct him, caa*t win this war without money. My money-War Bond mooey. When I buy Booda, I feci I’m batpini to bring him bock soonor. Wck, w rtl I. . IT S A L W A Y S . . . SU P IR B QU A L ITY ! Dunu m South A nnin*, lih J of ttir hiteit .id le r id iii' j I iiimi A »VF l a t y r t v >;rt p n k . Ijt Fully Uiy»i). i Fiction an t t* 4 Import*iit i.ih'ia j / . Dn*4im Autl$Mr> Now Stronger, Safer T/ian Ever B t f o r e l 111*' i t o p J 'J .••lire I Im m e jn »rlcilui({ iu|irfl» ,f tiwf >r, it itllti lid to cvety [hjuiiJ ol A\l* fu lle r run buy r» riavoa 2 • iROAftTIOI lA v in 3• Tbit mnnit r*'h "•>•'• I *1 it » r e m i i n ih u u sia h i Ttlr iaIu«tTr>i iwuniA been i t ccifmUn d t r i-mtr.i d n r l o p the m h . h - n i) > ■" (pr which Ut* (idliv ** i- t ii^lt •ktrk>pc.l in !••*»!• (ii|. it tc*h I h i d»r hern BJC i <$ | Tlfihtlv 'tiu n e until die nksimti r "u buy lU ;1A1.1r silk 1 t Bk-Xt K I Aif *kill 1 When these lough leatherneck* go Into action, Tojo'a "Banzai” shoutera art ”8o aorryl” « . . and mean R! H * IT’S C t i l T O M O i O U N O TO O S O l i l l I k wt y YOU m*ic tdflft tktrniiuku hiw yuar jxiuiid will Hiuuml, N jjiu* n*ar ttm ift ffnli AAl* ( A»lfcc will U gruuiij (u *hi iL ../ FRIDAY and SATURDAY DOUBbB PEATIIItr. 5 * T H I M 'l A 1 1 1 * 0 1 0 $ U II YO01 Tuics do differ In codfc—ih»i» »lir tiwtc are three dutinct tutnji o f AAI’ _ Coffee to <Ik*» c f*um. t i * h cifTrr» you i l d s r f)«kur *oJ mote of it— One will nut yum laitcl to n b a a family to fin i t i»VT?f f ir e s t o n e Ite l.iiM ' $ h n n ip lo ii America'* Quelity Tire! Ba!lt vrtth ti*w. Improvctl B ; ! tl Lock c a rd 11 ^ tlttu.icr thitt ever b*fotr. U ia v ltr ra*biauln$ ami entTA t i s . t l pile*. Ati»el»lr'l M*t I'- tviiT a L i* t v- . too 'A D Q rtJt j | 1^ ^ rr • * a jA » M rw m m f^ , 'l'T X A JY i y r a 1 J 7 ■ j f jf I L ?» C sfftUicifi H t * d i d PLfMll LU| iilkluiL • <1. * - Uv » , i >/ • r \s i A)?.'* Hu T*. ] 4 HNF | i ba a t , P £ Y �t l l 4 > The Sanford Herald A ll a o ller# . ear*# #f | k * n il # , r f M l a l t o M mm 4 # a t l r f # •( • a l r f l t l a n i r n l s f « r I k # p s r p o # # #1 r * U I # | f a a d t **111 k # r b a r i r d f# » • t r t | « l a r M * v # r t l# la f m l##. U lM i NettaMMr d m U r. rep rra#*!# T k r llrm lr f l « f l i t fuillw N *l (W ld • ( U v r r l U U g O f f l c m n r# r**l« (« lM # 4 la tk# l a r a # a f r M U a o f U r c o u n t r y «#ltk » f l » « H n I k # * * q a * r l r r # In ( k l r * a # i l l H t * f Y#rk. _ T k # I | # r » l 4 I# « « a# n ak # r o f T k * A u # « la lH I’ r r j f « # k l r k I# n r l # ■ l * * l f r a t i f i e d 14 I k # * * « f # r r t - H ab llrflllo a uf alK dr««a rrrd ltH (• If o r »#l r » # 4 l f #4 l« fkU M t# r 4 l# * * frk r# o ih rm lse •■* Ik# U rn I i.rtti a u b lia k fii k# r*la* A l l r l a k l # l * rrpitklleatloM «f # p r . H a l d l# P a « r k r » k # f r U a r # at## r # - i • r- WEDNES DAY 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANTOnD, FLORIDA HX fl II) •PAGE FOUR Arj^ntinc Militarism ,, HE GREEN LIGHT Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Edelmiro Fnrroll Ih the president of Argentina. hut the utronjr man of the group of quarreling "colonels” who make up the present government is Vico President Juan Poron. People who sit bnck comfortably* believing that the regime is not totalitarian, because no-on* mao heads it, m ight do well lo consider some of the moves recently made by Pcron For example, the new “organic law of the army." which requires all A rgentine citizens to prepare themselves ! for military defense, beginning a t the age of 12. From 12 to 20 there Is "pre-conscription training." At 20, two years of conscription began. A fter this, ail malet will l»e subject to post-conscrption duties to the bkc of r>0. Girls and women also begin at 12 th eir trnining for auxiliary services. This is quite different from the military servire pn>posed for Americans. In our one year, coming probably somewhere between 18 and 24, our young people will learn rqajty things of value, besides getting a basic military or ■ naval training. Physical defects wilt be discovered ami at-1 tended to, with consequent benefit. The advantages of out- j door training and tonmwork are exfiectcd to stay with the • student through life, w ithout impairing him for civilian! pursuits. I Hut concentrating life and education on m ilitary m ailers | beginning at the ace of 12 does not augur weil for the ! development of a peaceful nation. o o itoLANa Nazi Money — , WKDNBSDAY. NOV. 19. 1914 Opo of the most terrible results of. the chaos in Ger­ many after the last war was np inflatjon which rendered i the country's money literally nm worth the paper jt was printed on. In 19211, at itjj height, the German mark quota­ tion in Cologne was four trillion to the dollar! The memory of th at period, when few could luy their hands on enough llaselnut (viper notes to buy one loaf of bread, was a large factor in (From The Christian Science , the swing of the people to the Nazis, who promised stall'll. Monitor) . „ The beechnut lire n> a »llvcr j ty, jobs and ppwer, ■ It is interesting to note recent information on Germany's ipray. T h t hickory tree i« a gold Ixm.pict current monetary situation. twonty-ohC years a fter that -Though not *■> d*llcale|y cut tragic period, five years a fte r the war the N azs began, A s the •nniar line* o f the b u tter­ bragging they vyould bring to the Gcrmam illuj,.cream of all nut. ^ ■ -The beech and hickory spread : the world; * The Office of War Information quotes the Munich their fan* Over the forma of l>oy and man I newspaper Nnchrlchten as saying that note circulation withWho underneath on earth ’* alant I in the country increased 10 jwr cent between Sept, lfi and iltak * I Oct. .'ll of this year, (lircdlalion on th t latter date was Gather the nut* and skid the l 44.708,0711,000 marks, a t^se of 1.118,000,000 nr nearly three rind* And leave the shell* and take the per cent over the previous week. And a dispatch from Stock­ core*, holm states flntly that the paper Reichsmark is almost And n ril yrm will lie lisrk for worthless. more. , One. wonders what those Germans old enough in re- armies. i»erh»i>« a down corf* have item mentioned, not count­ But what’* th r buah on the flutty m em bcrlare thinking Us lay. U U lU t YKRHR y o u TODAY ' "40 road Hid by elderberry and briar. With nothmif to n ttm rt the O f pull the heart m oil go by ? W h it’i the.bush with the scanty WOOLS Plaids $7.95 - $8.50 . Solids $4.95 - $6.50 Spun Rayons $8.50 - $5.00 Cottons $2.50 - $5.00 ur slock of cnsuol sport-shirts Is complete. Nice looking patterns, ami sojld colors. Sizes small to extra largo. The perfect lift. B .L. Perkins people have moved, in which case card* malted ut first-class rates ing th* amphibious corps of the will t>e forwarded. mm inc* in the I’arifie The rerp* IU1. I. and the at my, however, are fluid I■t (', t ’ogon. the roinmnn type of and shifting organ i rat ion*. The ! Marine Philippine grass, Is very coarse unit Iwtl for tactic* and for tr a ­ Pnul W. Litchfield and dense, and grow* to heights vlycar Aircraft dition today i» the division, andj .Cithers of three to eight feettiic Civil Acru- In ail some fifty-five divisional- : 'known. including night armnrwd division* eu tn prujudicu (all In the Kuroiwan theater), led in interna- the T*> make your car L-J 1st ( ’avalry Division under our lubrication and suit! he whs confident th a t they llsc A rthur on I.eyle and the four maintenance service on lines* tn the i.ition. Their ton- marine division* which have batI'ontmAfttcr* Joel 8, Field Uxiny of cars and trucks. long routes would be from half U ai across th* Pacific from liw > * ,nplM'ittrd tii Phriftlma* donor* to MOTOR SALEH. to a third tlinl of the airplane. mu it their rh rlslm n s packages early. . M, Mr. Litchfield counts us a disinterested observer, be­ _ The highest .riumlwr so (nr Me jlfhWY The fnttnwing Hcause hfs own company makes aircraft, mid has no pinna appear is th at or the fMlh iJ ilh l stnirtidns fur holiday mailings! Just disclosed to he strvintlJ to enter the operating field. He sees, however, th at no good »fon. (1) Mail all C hristm as pack­ with the Canadian 2nd Army In possibilities should be thrown uwity nr counted out in Holland. The MKtrd and HHIlh arv age* I'T Merotitber I itt Hie tntrst. (2 1 All first-class Christmas with the 7th Army; the t o u t Airborne vrn* in the Arnhem op­ mail, which Include* Christmas eration. The others so far cards, should" also be mailed In th at time tint*** they are *« Incnf.tbat they would nrriwr tone befpre Christmas,. ••••■ (3) Be s ir e to . address cor­ dltlona . to whjeh (hey an* nobly adding. N f# Yorkers all rectly. and .wrap nil packages know th a t the 27tn was a t Makin sreurily *1 As tn nffnrd Ike ut and Halpan; the 77th wi« at mo»t protection. Guam. The 28tb, the .old ” Yan-, (4) Mall progressively. That kee Division,” and the 28th- the , do not mail sit your Chrlel"Blue and G ray,” associated with It* card* and paekages the New Jersey ijnd Virginia in the NEW YORK IIEItALD TRIBUNE same day hut spare it nut over last war. are In France. The severs! days to help avoid con The announcement th at the 44th I t«gin to take on Individuality: it 1st, th# old regular army ‘ First Team,'*' has fought In Tunisia. Division (criginally funned from is possible to tee the heroic new Sicily, Normandy and ia,now with National Guard units of New traditions growing up beside the the 1st A rm y; the 7th has hst2205 Hanford Ave, I’h. 924 York and New Jersey ) has gone old which attach to so many of )led all the wav from A ttu ,to into action in edstern France as these regimental and divisional Leyte—b u t 'I t Would b* Invidious a p art of the 18th Corps, 7th number*, while the m ajestic *‘or- to pick and ehooie. Army, le ■n reminder th a t thie .der of b ailie'' of tha new Amer* . The following list may not be g reat struggle Is growing lesm iican armie* begin* to emerge complete, hut it U • list of num­ anonymous then It was in thic I from the c h e fa .of "security” . bers to rtm em ber! In’ Xkirope and earlier days. Perhaps tha nu As every ono knows- t|iere are the M editerranean—I*L 2nd. Hrd, thoritles, sre adopting a new pol­ six organised A m erican field 4th, (th , ftth- 0th. tBth, 26th, 28th, icy; at any rate, a g re a t many armies and one Angltf-American £Uh. 30th 34th, 30th, 44th, 4Mh. divisions, previously unmrntloned, army now deployed against the T9th, R0|h, B2nd Airborne- (OnIJ have been officially identified ns enemy—the U t, 3rd, “th, 9th 83th. 88fh. 00th, 92nd. 98th 100th? In action In. the g re a t battles of snd 1st AIMAMro in -w estern Eu- tO lit, AD borne, J03vd 104th, 1st! the last week or ao. Through A m m d , 2nd Armored, 3n1 ArJ these Identifications our force* In the Philippluei rnorea, 4th ArMotad, Bth Armor* Dirigibles To Xmas-Gifts Should Ih* Mailed By Dee. I K Bond sale* seem to be la g ­ ging alindat everywhere The folk* on the home front seem to think th* war U over. '■ A deer hunter waa killed In , ; th e woods near Ocala th* other .day. Borpeone evidontiy didn't know the gun was loaded. But We see where six of them have been killed tn Wisconsin since r th e season opened. Wo see wnere l,ex Green, e rst­ w hile gubernatorial candidate, perennial member of Congress, na* resigned - ( a accept a com mission ns a lieutenant comman­ der In the Nary. No nolittr* was •Involved, we are told, hut at le ast them ’s one man who doesn't think the war is over. It wa» a sad weekend for San­ ford with five funerals report*.I on the front page of Monday's Herald, one Hanford hoy killed In action, another wounded. To thoee whom we know best, to Sid N il, oaat President of the Xlwani* Club, for 15 year* ita secretary, to Joe M arentette, for 13 years manager of the Hill T heater, active civic worker, and oor friend, we pay.our particular re* peels _ The F ill warns that If adequate precaution* are not taken there 'w lil be n crime wave following the war of unprecandented pro portion*. Only two thing* can . prevent It, aayi the FBI, decant Jobs with fair living aUndard* and local dtfeneea against crime aueh aa are found in the home, the. church .and the school. This . la tte r la a problem for the parenU . mora than anyone alia. It ia they who are rrsponelble foi w e training their children re ER * t home, a t school and l» tha churches. --------- « i ^ T o . ,ho^# ov' r *• r n Jaought tha war was over lo r . them , It mav coma aa somewhat • f e ’.shock to learn they are atilt liable to Induction, i f U,ey ' a r t not alraady In the Armed « 11.50 THE POUND MY HOBBY Freshly Dressed Available Daily Declared Best ORDER OF BATTLE t Tendr-Fry A Soutkccn. GDritfibutlon. to tlic W orld’s F ine I kinns Poultry T H E , \T S V T E D S T A T E S O p . ONE HUNUUEtl tot, ' m . m rs. ^ J A M tm d u f t.fA T .crn, - U . S . A whohad L S Ik V IW S ' young man, deferred to r varioi reason*, seemed to h«v* becon .convinced th a t because they hi a o t yet been drafted they wei Immune. B ut .th a d ra ft bq*| la y e otherwise. Only good ai sufficient reason* can keep m an out of tha Army evan y it. S 0 S tR ltt D uring in* recant politic campaign when Governor Dewi let** m ake -TV-*3,:%.r- r z . D R E S S U P Y O y R , I ( 0 M E W IT H dll the thing is cinched. V E N E T L A N 8 O R FRA h! N F O R D o .j; C O C A -C O L A •, ■ B O T T L IN G C O �n M* A #» No v em ber 29, i s ^ And Social Calendar M ' • . MONDAY “ LT*)« D*p*nd»blc C tu a of. the ‘ F lrx t Method lit Church will m tct { a t 8:00 P. M. a t the homo of Mrs. (IX, D. Callahan, 731 E a i t TwehStreet, with A tn . Porter dL analng a t co-host***, f t ' _There will _ be .* board . ___meeting. the Woman'* AaZLU"H: Auxiliary 0of f ?of. L Ota F tn t Haptl • JJ* n F n ! ! ! ! „ i .' ’ the borne of M ri. E. Di Brownlee. .0 0 0 Palm etto J Avenue a t 3:00 * P . M. *«;v ; . / C Circle* of ,{V .W. fi. C. 8. of .. the F irst Methodist Church will ' Meet as follows: f 1 Circle One, In the Church Ani n « a t 7:30 P. M. - ' Circle Two, with Mrs. L. P. , H agan, Sr. a t 1:00 P. M. 9 Circle Four, with Mrs. W. C. •HIU a t 3:00 P. M. T l/E S tU T Circle Three of the W.S.C.& of the F irst Methodist Church will tneet with Mrs. C. P.. JJaim lon a t 1:00 P. M. V F ill DAT Xhs regular meeting of the Am" "etican Legion A tsih a ry . Campbsll*Losslng Unit 63, will be held •.at 7:30 P. M. In the Legion Hut. iRMrcshmenta will, be* served and f t p U n i will be completed for ^ Ch-rls trass Welfare work • TH E SAN FORD Personal Activities HERALD. SA N FO R D . Two 4-H Students Wilt Plans Are Made For State-Wide Honors Christ mas O p e r e t t a ’ i ^ua ------------ McLain ol : Uancva -U&u. ----------- ^auXufd n c r. Fivh F L O R ID A ,1 bobwol ------ — O r a il l Inf, ' mrttmr* MINTS TO HOUSEW1VF..N the * f d mr.m spoil* [ I'l.i- f* f hi* i.► nc«* l i M , i t ’:F » t ' l . J !"!■ the t lu#<u|ftte «■»,-e»k t » *d nh-tittilr 4iwTf*n ff»f r lr t •«b*t« 1 WrekI) from llom r Drmoi. nliMtr n f r ii i h i«rii* -on nee Hub i ne f'h rrr f l o t r iit f SffimUais. T alf*hasher 111! .................. f rt *:t M r A* m itT fi Mil iN % n r > * r n M r N T n ^tswsfls t'l I'lH'mt flflti il lin 11 friKlr second plaro »■ the S late 4-H annual »pcretU on | ^ O - 1HHIII of fill lit milking * akr. s .. , . .................. „ Dev. 8 m the »choo| auditorium IL.iik I-*. m *n Mi J c. and CHnrOLATK Ft n.Nn.MY Achievement l tiniest upon cgtfl* At •ubl milt*d I’hiH •ditt*' i" mu 8 UO I M Mi l . v i ..... i rii ■in* * t lie h ir i ti nrmitv plction of her fourth yeftr 1 (nit nf i n itmril flit, ***iif,ir .in i ,| . i It M -. f t it, \|<»i>»la\ >ear'» niuocnl. d ir e itrd ( l»rr*cr r y shires •k-L* b l silt Citron in v :th IKnt! .«! I II work. She has done well ill I,y ,\)r, M argaret (*oit. *'Anita * l>«ve less cocoa anil chotolat, ( I'........... I .. m i •'11 M r h i o r in* Hokinir w<mLi m h H■-s •»Hi11 1 ! ilia ! clothing, food preparation, poul- .Secret” tells the story of the rehl of thi* vi*iif Civilmn try. home Improvement and group of refugees who are h» i pplieit have l»et,n tut l>\ the iih xt til r turn# chiH’idatt* «i iimI 1 Miss Grace Sebree, a senior d i- h i nh*f In a hO’ir milk • »i*< 1 mg lrann(>ortf(i to America War KckhI Ailmini.wti niton in voice major a t Rollins College. I Mr». J. S. Masters of Miami is timing Mrs. Ouida Wilson,d. home t «d.ltr enkr the t iirht mnoun! of will appear Wednesday evening. thcr guest ,,uc, t inf h er'alster, Mrs. Carl Demonstration agent, said, S W jKsHomeonc t v members about Sant* cauiir of ^renter miillar v deiuun.I. mhIa f*-i lea v c f ii^ i*1vr* n #hiflit Wb»**i ihe r mt i‘ •'tutr-k entergnrt* Cl C Run, ind the chiMrrn bee in ami lack of whippmff ijuicr from was treasurer for the C Ggn< No*. 2V, u* guest soloist nt Hi adbuiy 1*11 Club for IUPM4 nml anil \ \ I U to worry because Santa__«*l*.is, t.i.|»icwl centers that usually , Iv |( rrtb|i«,h t'td of T imi much Nfniji.f rd l hi . a hi Ihi'ii' uri*' more tKan O rgan Vesper*. n program pre a r vi'f iffvru mi ti >ii«11 .1s si nr ' | Do i»no ]•*■ 111jm nes’» ply la rj fe ipiufil it u*' tif *cnled in the Knowles Memorial Mr. mid Mrs. Karl Gruw ol was through her good leaderslUp | cajurot gel to them on the shii tnute fa r ^ C if Chapel at the college at i j t , I‘.ill* mo City have arrived * to (pialilles that she won this honor l However. Jolly Jsck Km-t. IVmg IM*M 11A Ruth {.argent of Longwood, i-*- t'glesby. plays around an I Keep *ti»Hu Ini e if i it r»*i»| plm < rni it 1 "« v P.M. spend about l» o weeks with rciowon third plnce in the State 1finally w. ik» the situation out . T h e h o m e c o o k , u^n! t«* t m n to.,, prevent melt Ifin and b*w, a, nf tivos. Herman F . Sicwcrl, nrganlsi Clothing Colit— st, Mrs. Wllaon j The principal characters are n - I ll^’ i °P’ f lI ., nk';, P1’;. '. nl,, .r «I uuoil Si'fiirt urn s t he nlit f ltn of 'L n * * lim n h a lf , of I h r 1 r h a h •ir ice cream a lavish , . iitr , hem * .nr* c t r v the Chapel and professor of aUo stated, ndding she hajt bt^p , ^H°w* * to , iwith ,huu .tohand a„ cnKr of/ ch'H’o it an t a »«f K r n t u r k y fire e n y fa ife il •Mrs. S M. Lloyd and Mia. K. . ... now tireds know un « « ; K 9 organ at tho Hollins Conservator.: Simla I'laua -havbl llr^ lrr [mill .tintiling in 11 waiiii In n g n e tilllire In 4AI Club work *( choculnte without v%u»te. f of Music, will play tire Shinnei It. Stull have returned to T ails j outstanding Lvinun school. She” has tlone very] Jolly Jack Froat hussee after spending some tim e ‘ '* In ctMiking, chocolnte mu it * •» organ in the program. in clothimr. hakinjr, (’glaaby with Mr*. Lloyd's fa th n . Sheriff <oo<i work Miss Sebre*, a coloruturn ao t'. M. Iluhil and Mrs. Mend. ftMnl preparation, daidrninjc i^nd I Anita iltalum refugrr) IbiMpt melted to combine with 1*111**1 m V'ledienln. The U S lh p.u ipiont pruno, will king an all Mount poultry. Ruth hns been prenidrfit»Jean Dunn of Agriculture offers m-u t h I tn«* rogram. [levities her music ac H u h lv%o years and . Mubin ( H o lla m ll-4 'aU y Slokvs for tnrltmir rhocolate h Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Virkcrv of Ihr 4-II , ivitici, which include plans foi j ,tlll| funuly die FSprrlrd t<> ar held other offtces and Mrs, WIL t Sndtf iflu ik itil—H <haKipp ruelLiniC ovr 1 hot water m .* omit a solo senior concert and n lead rive today to spend Thnnksgiv son *aid her clothlnr work Is Mreny il'n lu tid l A rlrnr Jai*d» j nnucepatt, iiif r the te.tie'll* ,»i*ii ing role in the opera The Old n ,with the forttiel's mnlliri. fur alMtve the nveraire. ini[ m»h the lid 1 e turn inI, 01 t»» .1 malt Maid and the T hief," she i* edi M t. I iltliin Vickery. Htddy Mary and paddy Mtk tor of th'r Holltiui Saridspor, tht 1 l I t ls h ^ \ w i n t ) — Ann utiivi*. ChcHTfilntr fiii*iT■ w college newspaper, rush chair Mr. nralJT. Ilntlgsr Tin' f r e e u ml cxi i*111. *i I m a s im * n f Sit ji (r•(. I K\*>rlu w aiit'l hi*i i ,i - 11\ Miss Grace Sebree To Appear This Evening Per s onal s THANKSGIVING DAY ... . ,,Nftvw ber.,30- - m i, s-ylBtri *KoMrit the I hm MkeW**"™nan” Alathean CIrkb With Mrs. P.E. Bolz, Tomas*,, f l ln l y t Billy Tlsou Mu, and hold* offices ’in Phi O.ssagk choir ycifot mauve la.-l Kliukcr und Schwillic Willie Beta, Libra, the Itullins Chape evening in Orlaudu. the first of AVInka.rn (Dutch tw in s)—Johnnie Cbotr «nd the Chapel Pregpam liur-w in ter concert* aeries. — Mae June* and Walter Routh CotfimlYlce. ■ -------| I he regTiliir meeting ol of the Welds (Sp oih ) Imojean Lee is opened to | Word hns been received timi (g\l«lhe*n jjflrss of the First B a p j Ah Goo and Sister ((.'hm.' Organ Vespefs I’ollv the public und all music |o vc|N| S SgT .1 \V Altman ha« iiii im s I d i d O u r c h was held at the home , Jimmy I’entiington ami safely oversea* with the I’tiitcl °f Mrs. F K. Hols- Til , | B„bi*on Tuesday are invited. Kliites At my Hi* addle— is , m chl nt 7:30 o'clock with Mn. Vakoh iDenmarkl Allen Heir *'■f'“,v“rlc ,u,Uf" “* ho“- (iratiiu; ir i\vU*fi I. I sMIll' *r left oh inc t n i ' n «nt! *•*«»« , UH'ltn nhtl stirks* tn fmfM I ' '-lincnlatc iiiurC be iiitIUnI *.*'|)t»i,«i« Iv fmm other ImrrrihrMU h- HU'f'I) N il. w ill cclclirat*' tin* I'Ii -aii k '- g iv m g w ’tiwut nt S t . .lanu*.' A M K ( ' li t ir c h , S|."> ( yp ru ss A vp. n, All M u s t o r Mnwuia. E .i ' l c r n S lu r * , K u v a l A n h Mumiii .h. K n i g h t s ol J e n r o art- t i o i s f u d to a ttc m l ninl pa ratio fr o m t h e Hull op S r v i- n t li St ;iip | I’ine Tht* I LI l.tl.M 1».(' M a yo m i l In* p r e -p u t II I A m lp rsoji U M K t ’n Sn i'iu l \V,\T I 11 Mu v o li I’ A. I” c r o n W M S A I ’oi I |i «'(., Soot \ ' iimkinp chncolitlr cukr l•i « - k » , Rinat Ipiecea an*I molt m .* Often chocolutr »«ti l»r turln . lit the tifiuiil n tllnl for m |u> el. rrcipe In miikinpr ruifuftf ,m h i Mrs. Bolt, the president, openN V Halinkit 11*, land) Mildre.l l i rhf»cotatf nrifl milk H, * ........ ' i ed the mretlng with a Scripture a in ►t tb n tb lr I m l l r r » n r r h "1 1 of . ,. t Mi art'll Mr* K.K Keen, and "'"ding mul wa. fo1b>we.J with a Kshais (llaw u ll) 4‘rnn v V vil 1 hi»|:'linif u ia I r r nnil flirti i.rn ‘ tnilgtiler. [Ifiailtiy nil.I Jenn nr oiaver bv Mr* ^ idle lllinmt. lace Mr and Mrs II. M. (!lea»ao . ,n < d ft tun Jacksonville to «u itH tlh L h o r o l. ji.tr i-u fi{ ,im v ..,,*n, Reports w-rre heuid front the dlfMan* (N orway) Kcnnett' Rtdi 1 i«* il l \n ih o u t t l riot h r lif B t t 'ii i*i. enlcrUiucI m U i a wiener m»»' j Thunksgiving with Mr and Mr* f*,r*nt committee* and plan* werr Itms looir m failk or it 'tin; tn i*. • i n O F O r o ,n n l 7 ' l H n n L*‘ * J vcnir‘“ *l th,,r. | f a . M..nfi.rt»„. IH^u Soul), Sail M"':lr for ° ' r tdirislmes party) home InLakt* In U h r -M a r y , in In honor honor oof Av, Mllr A svasW ." • u r g u m z a u o n home Mary, f, Avenue. and covere.1 dish supper to bo I Ilctiry n r rcemiin. S *. c, who* — j nnu I nv cia*N C? I. 1 1 1 held Oi^yp-, ori_Dcc. ID. IP. The class men then leave I| \ Ir. iM yy |,-lirrip . lirr|„ „rrlvr,i lltriv^,i t<1 lenjloved I ntjoved ir ir n .(rial e i e l hour when a I I f U I U T . O C i U 1,0 U I C (1 , T.S. Crawley was elected to wa* home on a short leavr ‘ »erv# for a term of aix month* tjame. and dancing sfere enjoyed | ,|nt t ^ p l a n r to spend some lime " '\hlte Klf p h a n f sale was heW. i s ( iu r .r f l 1 ’llit with het parents. Mr mul Mt . Members p r e s e t were Mrs. C. **J ' ' l l l r t l V1 U U 1 U t l i l t as rnoble grand of the Sanford until a late hour. ta rpr y; Well*. hor Ibe pB*t L. Hawke, Mr*. E. M. MJiitmira, dge Number 27, I.O.O.F. at 'Those present were: Mary Free ! TTib publir is invited l«< attend meeting Monday evening In man. Lorelei Thorno. Ktlic Jane [two' month* »he ha* been with " r*- JrM,(>r t'ameron. Mr*. A. Bl Gleason, Jean Botelrr. Charlntlr | hl.r t u.Utn.l in Osnnnl. f’alif am, 11 <’vejnv. Mr* Vtdir W|||tarti*- ihc fret entei tatnment and d*mr __ Lodge Hall. Mr* 0. C Gibbs. Mrs. C . 0 . to la* given tonight nt * till • 0 • fra William* wa* elected to True, Marijane and llsrtnir.i Ku lentoute h.>me, she spent s gerve as vke-grand of the organl- banks ami Mary Virginia Robin s with her luother-in law and -i- | k,,rrf,»*pr. Mr* W. I* Brooks, •delink st the Ssanftrd Woman’* ter, 1.1out grid Mrs, VV. II Stomp i'*^- Mri Myers, Mis. J. T. 1 ' lilt by l i e U. S. ktm*l Guant tatlo n and W.B. Munson aisl A. son ■lent < [ Newby. Mr* H It Heck, Mr* Vuiilinry, It win utmou fires! l»y Also Kenneth Lloyd. Richard ,<r m Ne« tirlrnn* P. Lovejoy were re-elected to I t * »■ fl 11 Slaughter. Mr- Hull, Mr*, \ Ir \ It JoJiii Hifin Kbit il Li t Dftl offices of jtec rotary anil and Ralph Kettgh. Hob Heave- ri. tin. r.'tnrrn-d h, 1 < T*1"*. Mrs A C Msddetb 'tt*i juler ssurer. reapectivety, Homer Theodore RrnokHn. Claud Hlake a carrier In.rne fightei pih.t le*.tei in t t . Pacific Tliealri . . f l " " 1" SP u.In,mile and Mrt. Pbiw I*, off** of n 7 1*f ir * of *f G it ^ . Gleason was elected trustee a n d ! 1)' 1,111 I loyrl Mr 1 Ain. u •ri tainnu nti being |uil on »’ W -r.B . Ashdown will represent the Cita-Ver Chmrle* ' hid-. War ' i i f iii rommunltlen of the State Weal lodge at the grand lodge o"*1 * '<*><"■ M' Mi* u the interest of war bn.fnl hU - i Hit alternate It Mr. Lovejoy. I Gleason sml Mr,. Falwar.l Robin S a t i n —mt * r h a l l ) . . * . . I I'H.mil'll.i Iv! V STAlU and ( niDt UuanHineit NOTICE Jj, . . A ' . »1,n______________________________ w i t h g u i g i'iiii* 111 m M t i ms;w » f f ln s ii—— - ■ i iti*tuird war tropien taken frioo <m«• » mmmmmmat at a*a*mx*w a*a*a**»n a*rj The sunclcal drensiiitfrt room :''r Jaf** and Herman* ^dl be tu g lu p iti 1 S m a l l t..<\ hue I rt. k \ idav Muatc for the ilao« c * j? Thanksgiving night at 7 I i itl the Sanford (irnminar School IM.’W -Ip,ill ‘hapr III) g r i llV t lrrpi* lb* Sanford N«vnl An « ! o’clock there will he hinudrn*! will Ik* open Tuenday and T h u n - ^ 1 'iigN’*'ii II r d i' mul >'h' at ilirst.' K fiom Ijingtnlre Student Ain tmuu1 day nt the reirulnr time, froil 1 St itmr fb rle»tra h**iiutii'K, am! w th fnk y n u ’ll gr>[ ILO O A M until 4:00 P M Alii Wat troplap will b« v**o to t K j H'll III17!17 iih illp on mmik nf F|»»| itin hit** >*f g i l l ulrit*. P-r 1 tallies m i K ,j| tat®1 * '♦11®*jfi" Fm Wn mc t» a «nrkrr* are requralfttl to help thu*e butyl na the la ratal am 1 utd and t ho»e bond hnvri- i K: "*H i tin pfi 1*1! iif! if J i ]Inil'll* 11f o if i » m , " fini ah upth* remaining matf'fjil f "f IMini!#, j’lHir list Mi* It II 1\tpa direc- ■ * are lueky in drawing*, K| Mm* H K Whitner, Jt . lonil on hand, ^ « 1 apnnuru'ed ■ I rnrrnlwr nf the Alumtuie A iao tcir of the work, mi id tmlnv. 2 riatimi llnnrd, <1im*|o*«nI hxlav. I .{»s to .{IS ft millirtp t h a t t h e enlle**** h a t i Innft iiinI t Hi* j*i oeium for ajutnnue S ' ^ Ivo cmlimit attmul the h*«me ™ cumifiif viM?k end. Thr pfn|y«m tnny be heafiJ over Mat inn WTAI* Ialliihi*isee \ hn)I viftiitm VVPDg Jnck«onvllle lint! if tmtefim will m|\iwe tjie ntut Dili* that Ihey rnuneil llu» pruiftam, th n r n « |HiPniliihty of I ho iollegffi stilt inn nmiritijjf a rrirulftf broH'Icimtinfr tune over the MUTUAL network. However, Wiener R oast Given1 At Gleason Home I $J*rV ’ T.S. Crawley Heads j Presenting Sanford's largest selection o f truly superlative L U X U R Y ■r HAN DBAGS I F.S.r.W, 'Po Broadcast | Program For Alumnae 12 at p re ae n t th e new m broadcaiRta will br nieiitc* weekly from the* rtniT}1hr, not over n rintional hiNikuj) H oliday- Gay m Community Service Planned For Holiday i n ill* - i I ‘la tn - I.' I . n u l l in C O STU M E 4EW ELR\ EARRINGS Add perfection to any cox A rnmmkimly Tlmiikagtvlug service will be held «t the [>ake Monroe Sc haul A n.li(or luin to night nt H:00 !*. M Special music h s, Iw’cn arranit n| fur this service lnclui{)ng Thanksgiving ' sung*. » young , people's rhurtis and a tOli^ . . The Rev. J W Ivey, pastor of the Free Methndi.l church will tiring n spccinl tlinnksgiving message and th* Rev Cecil' L. Crissey, pasloi nf I akr Mnnrrx) Itaplut Church will preside at the meeting. The community i* intitcd to utterni this special service. J.r>!i ( Al l h a g s - l l h l i r t LAPEL PINS in i, g.!»s 1i ilr'I al I' \ i News for Gifts. . . Lovely Lingerie 2 -9 8 / ■; 1' * Ia > I Lacey Now Fascinators J.«« to Wonderfully w <*a r n h I e. wonderfully th rift - wise gift. J u s t see our exciting a r r a y o f colorful charm ers to give h e r every c o s t u m e A word to tho glft-wls^ . . . pick your .lingerie 'ft# early! Choose now from our selection of rely »l!ps . . . satins and crepes trimmed with' stty bum .. ' .* I‘i i i l i . i . i Such ,-tmnrtiH'tm ul *o |mv a p ric e ! A clover hint , these new noft, all-wool sw eater dickeys in Maize. C hartreuse, Cherry. I'urple nod Fuchsia (plus tax) . li. J . 'I H i • ' ", '.*•' *' *■i "* : ' T u r t I , i 11, i . i .SWEATER DICK EYS to 5 .OO (plus tax) ii. OTHER MAOS IN IMITATION I.EAT III-lb ■ I I I i AND I'Altmcs tume. Stcriinir xilver t.\S5.V I ■ t»I,. . 1l l . u ' h . Ht'iiti I’uiph*. iii, H lift! .B lue, S iz e e 3 2 to 4 4 . W OO' ■ ft sh 6 ps ■mm M i)ni i e i . Sanford vs Leesburg 8 :1 5 ! ,^ N , * * ... #%. IS .« P .M . T r • ' - *“ • >• - ’ V .a .: h * Adolta 60c T le k e ta on Sale . /f �4 I * \ WEDNESDAY NOVE.MDER 29, 1941 TTTE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA p in t D’olier Lists Statistics On Help Investors Receive From War Bonds _ »r« tor ordinarv everyday people who have money to xpend, rnonty which If not invested .in bond* might .*a*il/ become inflationary money. The | following figure*. which have Tircawn*! rfMMin muter Ik* lined in bidding u|> the p rice* been supplied by the Treasury airmail. New Jer*cy Slate Department, indicate the growth fnr t h e thlri*r< iM tlb iin ly b m i*ly, War Finance Committee, mid Ajs in life in su r a n c e where f r o - in the uulatandlne total of Series Pretldtnl, Prudential In.uratire KrniH in *u|tp!yintf the need* of K bunda, by quarter*, *inc* th* Company of America. I th e c o m m u n ity f«»r p n d e c t i o n \* beginning of 1943. Th* lner*a»#« In addition to »fivinif thn.e nf n i e a i u red by l h r i n r r e n t e i/i t h e uro du« not only to *al«*, but ua who must stay * r.t home a n m o u n t of innurnnee in force on nlto to the Increment in the chaiaf* to a x ia l In th# prooecu- th e book* of the comnunic*. *o value of the bomli outatandlng. Merle* K Honda OeUtaadiag tlon o f the war, our Investment# in th e f i * h t n ;iiin-l i n f la tio n re a l (In million* of dnllara) in w a r bond* enable u* to help p r o j f r H ) is m e.isureil by t h e Kml of Amount ouratlvta In many way*, not tbr a c t u a l 'inerenat* in th e a m o u n t of1 | |H,K74 l e a n t of which I* In th# control u » r b o n d " t iU M iiitd lr tif S e r i e e K I 1*1 quarter of 1943 11,2b? of Inflation.! The money we put | hnnils, which Iim\ • l-i r n r e f e r r e d ifnd quarter of 1943 13,660 Into t h e r e bond purrhaar* t« t o ub “ Penplr's liiiiidn0 a r e , o f 3rd quarter o f 1943 IS,0)7 t e m p o r a r i l y removed from our r o u m e , mo*L linj-ortmit in t h i A 4th quarter o f IB43 IW.IHH control and may, therefor#, not ruim ectiou. The ‘i* bond" have b e e n 1*1 quarter of 1044 2nd quurlrr of IU44 21.1 Zf> It will he noted that tubxtanlial prngrr** ha* been made in (he fight again*! inflation a* the fig urea indicate that the amount outstanding haa shown a consist nit iiurrase euch quarter year. In thu first *la months of this yeur a Ion* there has been an In* crease of more- than 000. Naturally the increase would have been greater if* there had nut nlsu been an inrrrasa 4n the redemptions due to bond purchaser* surrendering their bond* before maturity. In thl* eonnec \ tlon it is important to remember (hat before there ran be any real increase ) ti tbr outstanding bonds each txind redeemed must be replneed by anothrr sale. The nrccaally of holding bonds tu maturity if the full job is to be done become* Immediately appar­ ent. , While. ti# intimated above, there lias been a substantial increase In bond redemption* it is also imporlunt to consider1 th# (act that there increased redemption* arise front the Increased amount nf bonds iiutatnnding In other words, the amount redeemed each quarter yetfr would Increase even if the rate o f redemption* re­ mained the same because of the increase in the amount ootstand lug. It'l all out, Ameruit Every Amen. xn rrnui throw till Victory Actually there has Imtcn on in during the Sitih War I jo, now in pro/rcu. A t our 1. ,»i»n • rrcti rieure tri the rate of redemption move on the road to TV n, wc must hirk the attack in \ atm tin* as well a. In the amount redeem only way we cjo —vim ur tiocLa.fl*. nit! So d. till btoigh tinf kiu’ira*** in rale VkIt ll buy s i h m t one t%trJt * t! Bond d inns die io-l01, in,ill 114 t'lHli | *4Al "IV, i « i* drive. Buy more if >ou tan! hr no ira-e in aiiiiuitit 1,0Wl| uitbrr i Icarly ill 1he fol The Nation** goal in the Smh War loan is iwlllg table | H ,000,000,000, Th ink (hat t a lot of money * Sert#a K Bdiul" Well, the Jtp*i no puibmcr. fV» going to lake i Attir411rii ■ m ^ r n d l i o h G k l b i n* l more fanki, more plane*, aiurift earner*, "F:m ik V p. no %i)« i A ftii'ii n l ■ i n m i f i t i i n " o f 4 **11• r • i more gttoline end oil to truth the Jap* than wt needed fur the entire la jpean in* atlon* Think whei (hit tneem and decide «our to buy iTond* and ijirow yuuf Viaofj pumbet oo ihc'Uon 4. at. Bl/y AT LEAST OHE EXTRA *100 bOND <7 ■;0 LEE BROTHERS PLUMBING CO. 1311 t r )U r !r r i 1**1 l«l , 1n| «iii«ir|#r ♦ l h *1*1*1 t (P» I’iituie IU9 ISI# 1*1 («*r Elm Avenue Till* a n offiHoi IJJI. T r e a s u r y a d v c r t i s r i n e n t • ■apices uf T r e a n u r v D a p a r t m e n t und W ar I ml p r e p a r e d u nde r t h u * Adv. i u a i n t f t o u n c il • p iA r kfi' The.e figure* \c - t v ii whil* the actual amount of re* Only five year* A|f« the \W«t* These life insurance lapse rate* | at jt.titoro. t inrlda. thl* L On Thanko^ivinir Day, 1H93, demptiuns in the second quarter Bile among t h e lowest on re cord Jl"i ilny of Ni>Vvmfi«*rr A. I* liHI t h e f i r s t n n l o m o h i l c r o a d l u c e t m uilnr?*sed the O I* -HEIINM ON. (*krk r i r r u l t of 1944 were almost three t ie* and they u r e th e r e s u l t of m a n y (*«i«rt» Ht*mihn(r ("ounl) was ru n in first MHcessful fllifht o f n hell* Klofitld in tht* l !nitfif the redemptions in the firat ye ars nf e f f o r t on tile n. rt of (MKAI.) copter I (llirmiis *. quarter of 11*43, the quarterly the c o m p a n y to e n li g h t e n its 4ilUUa4 1 * + : .PlwiUO A-jUUM X40. redemption' rate mereaseil on ly policyholders on t h e n itr n n tn g c * T H O M A S I . A l t l . M K A I 'U W H «««••»about one-fourth I nl keeping tU'Ce»sary life msur- plttCr u f i « •liif-fir*' tintF* 1‘nBt • 11<• ntjilrru u uitknitw h Ya*u ur* It will Ire rerognited that In- nnre in force. It"f ♦ifJT It4*1Iflr.l Uiml **"•jiiir-il crtaslngly strenuous efforts havu iX O S E D n u -Mb In Hill .#r r t i been made in each of the loan p im iit rtlIr*1I hy 1. it nil* M o d i AKetlnM >4.11, ,u, f«»r i H m r r rv , IIOI drive* to secure u larger number >* (ir-rnllnjf in h « r«’! i Ir f.r ulilt l t •* '•..tin •u rl «•( •»i lIlk* of aubscnhei*. As more and mon» L E G A L N O T IC E rt* r Mil hi >. Kirn .'1ii, i •n if new subscriber# have been tirouqht l i f f n f c lh i* Jmniifiry Hill- Mur. in It i* obvious that they are A l W l i , I h t r 1 "t f t i*!">* i m 1' of o f J aai|1 mlift i u1y>'., A T tl; | iM k In tlrfuiiJt lli«*fvuf »uhl reaching the level* where fomi- OlU'Ktt ok i i ’IILICATIO.N A N M I . M A H K f s S M H , b H h m p l a t ** i| cr jia u itr u t w i l l |iPlM *»l*<1 l ‘\ l*urtr> I/-1 lies and •Individual* htwre srnill, rw trfrtl*** Jtjnli I ’h b I I If i I l f n i l * [ UiM i i n l e r 1*** pi$i#lipli«»J f<ir its* If any, rash ieserves. a # these lilt liifrji of A Met n«l. In • l: * l n l o r i i l m r i M j u l i f i t I n Inv#, .......................................................... levels are reached redemption Ur. strtu- *»f all**i»w. |i|tI V•*(» nr** in On* d ^ N ^ i H h 11 E l l A 1.1 * rtwin tir#iifirti ti ml injulrf'l («* f n n l p l n r l t f i r . n *»•*« .|n"p*, r >«f rates must rea-onaldv tre expect Ilr 1*1 n i p r l o i l i i I t l l l o f r u m * fill r t f i * n i u t mi >n Bhltl l ‘iiuril> Mini ed to increase The family, for 11ir *i agii>itRi yuii for ill* H t r t l r W h n r * " ff» > huu«J uri*l n f I1m* Jitnujarjr Ituli' Mur, lu* fl i 'l ii l B r n l i»t o f f ii’if, .it Hit f i t Mf*l, •sample, whk-h place# every I hr I "I lies i of i n niiii t y , A IF, n < • r iii u v . i ti in #Jt ii 11u > ni n i»\ I?111* dollar nof needed for current h r r , A M l* M «» l ‘ H H f f N lM iN , living expense# in bond# must t e , s " ' , n ' \ Z idlrnsH i ’l i ' r k ( ' I t . n it (.'t ti ir l, HtJiftinoIr* obviously turn to these b on d i'H .. ,i> giortda. on «•> ("r ii m ly , 1'inrlilB. IH K A I. I All day Thanksiyivinir, T h u r s . , Nov. HOtli 1944 ARCADE Package Store Sure, I carry i t t f nui l tlir r n if *JlM r i tu t f w hen fund* a r e newleil in a n l»< ■nl K« I**: r* r. I #■t l i l t " 1% T»l*t veil ffll-H T I t ’’ *•■■■ *. e m e rg e n c y . Of .t|H ilft (* lm l f n f th** » l i l ! l * t v J i t ii u K . s n s i s o i t: t u t- r x m $ utr % s] hy l a w . . In. . . tin? S o m e w h a t sim ita r r e s u lt* hove t i l l v * .K i.iiiiiiit. ta t ' l i i i t u r t ; ll A l . l', fntM f w t ./.t. m l , pt.*r-» Fl**f- | »( ||p;. Kg TATit A K . lo n g been noted in t h e e x p e r i ­ MA v fo ltl. IItl l.MIAMI, 1,1. ., | „ Sit .>|in|tp| | . » | lo ,nf , | (grlirfUl . U r f S l ri lIf C* . ^ I K p . V A ItN K Y ence of life insura nce com pa nies. n i l iliffti *11 Bit nl i Iiuntfr nlirf Hint**. I Dtf*g*r*i TBe low est r a te o t .terminnitprr of w "rr— mr hmna nml t»litu$»t "t1 *! \ Ti 11! ANU l‘KH* v*f ifftn* •■rrW F-f *H.*n9t*rA. KiorWA I M'AfBforA y )fru )* ^ rflA tlHR *)TT Ufa i n s u r a n c e | * i h n c # - h SotmA hr v»f e 1 # i ‘I u of N'linnulM'i . A . I* l u l l ] tiK M A N hH A U A IN H T S A ID t h e o r d i n a r y class o f imlicie* U. I llKIlNMON, <‘|* r It of (.‘l i r u h I CUTATL w hich a r e w r i t te n for a m o u n t* C f ' i t i noli* C o u n t y, * K l o r N u I Tod and tHch of you m i ‘i r n l n of 11,00(1 nr more, u su a lly with <**l M*i | Am If Ini «nd r n i u l m l In prt‘*i‘Hl # ■ -1 ■—---I any chtliiin Mini il**iitu»t«ln whit ‘ a n n u a l p re m iu m * : i n d u s tr ia l 4K>IIy«iu nr rithvr uf >*i*i, may 1*«W4^ ci#a which a r e sold f o r email OKMCIi %IC MCHUCATION. B i : ■i K i l n " l t h " m l » ( r *»f I*4-w l*» I' a m o u n t s , u p to about $f>00, and leMt.A d k a n jA itm rrr. who** V n f t j i r y , d r c » i i r d . lufr* nf n a l tl p a id f ° r by weekly p r e m i u m s , pit;*' » *4 rr*l»ir nrv ant! Ihmit tiff lev ( ‘m i n t y t t«i t h " M n i t n l y J i h I st* n f ins ITnumy,I'lnrliU*. at hi" h a v e c o n sisten tly snuwn higher a d d o a , ' l( ku*. juiii A v d iu r , In H«*miriiM Hi* pm n **f iJulfport, sHllalt* of *.ffu**- In I h n r f M ir l linuia#* i»f •nl*l t e r m i n a-----t i o n . -----r a t e s th..a n o r d iun air yVi*)t *irr h# r# ► »> n**tl* C* ii in t> n l H u n f a r it. P’ l n r l i h i , w i t h i n policies, uml i n t r r m r - l i a t i r policies . fh M(,| rf. , , „ , . n i i„ t.. a r l i t i i t f a l r m l i i r m u m h * f r u m (In rim * n f tl ir flrB t l i i i h i l n t H n n *if untu to f 1,(400 Vkith I .cv*1 if o r anio ainoum n Up up m r «I<I Hill of I om pia lnt ' 1 i roll fur tllvorer. i*jr W n m o n th l y p r e m i u m s show territln*- j 1 '<'* •Jr , j*n*l m m fir*nfllliy i i rI*'i t h l p i m t icf* J-Ln i' h . r i a l in *»r *t**miitnl "hnll *»»• In writlriM. «ml utiall tlo r a t e s In betw een I n d u s t r i a l * *ll )• r? . ,,."sri«— -----n -------- <*( H r m l n o l r " l a t ^ t h r p l a c v 41 f r * f t i l » R r « ! a m i a n d o r d in a r y . In thu c a s e oi one , (jupnit Ki**fi«ifi, on or i»*-n*M* iti#* |x>Bt itfflr* * n f i t i r m n f th"- r i a l i n a n l c o m p a n y , for exam ple, t h e term ! j-J« ,*n tn,t. l.,.i i,. « t t it,* t*t nml ■hail •■twin •**;*■ft« n a ti o n ra te a* a p e r c e n t a g e of ] ;b,, ■■( *»*;«»;» ' *tri> * Inlm Uti? b u sirim s m force «t th e he- . g in n in g of the yeur was 1 7 per e s , 2.1 ordinal >' i.p o•l i c i....i.,.,.. rent . . . e n t for te r m e dmiaote p e rr ccent Ml In liner ir ' ""*™ T a n d 2.SI pe r cent for iiuiusitruil policies f o r th e full g e a r o f IU43. <<pi, , v i*rlM^ i .*-i tin - o m I* t.» ,.,.t.n-, . .t r.o tio - 1 . 1,,t..r > tin. | *• .......................... ... '■* n A N O 'iti. Bottled-in-Bond in stock, i . j .when I can ffet it, But the BEST bontfs " you can buy, . [are W ar Bonds! h t - ' A I t R E U .' S Arcade PACKAGE STORE f*l«l I L i fill.if) 1 ! I*i i h " I n ; d *i i ' it . t r l ’ l l 1 * i t <*( • ! * » ’ I H i m W ill il It* I I m l A li i* i l l s.r ,\m I IIMIAI.I', t*»ntoi•!. KlofPla. « pu grnrrnt r ln u la jlu n let-w| a I" Viirn* ) , I bV* Or* .im >pn|oi tjerra m l i tB , a)t, poi, n«l fttul n ff lH v I n f I F i r * I pu hllcat lufi ll / R , IkH 1 n#«- my bar - First SI. Arcude Bldg. I'httne 9148 E» *“ 11 n ii* tu t 1 4*n I 1.1*7 !»l 1« MS St* J .M % tV uo tv u r M i i , i*t s l i t 1 set i *> . 1 n.114 as: <U i indicate thtl FLOUR SALE MILL FRESH! MILL PRICES! WHY PAY MORE? (Plidn or 8eif>ri»lny)... 1 0 lb s . , 5 8 2 5 lb s . i ( 3 8 OURPARTHAS BEEN EASY... (PUln or Self-rI*lof) .io $*! ,g4 '7 “*•1.27 so ibs. 2^ 49 100 lb8-4 .8 8 This It a BIG farm y#ar— Now Buy BIGGER Bondil .-. j . . hm It’* Fresh _ li^ »e—»■*« • ^*o *♦# * It’s Enriched a. At mjruiitf, $4.00 for trttj $}.00 you loan, ruenrer a, Th* tonretiicrxe of caih-pltu locreu# in • SairelEf? < « r . im « ); M0NE biggest partof the job is still ahead. The war against japan will probably be his* tqry’a costliest One average Navy task; fort—but it Is as essential as fighting. We don't need to ask if they’re fighting costs f 12,000! And One Superfortress to bomb Tokyo, $G00,0O0. enough. A r t you tendingenough? 1 Your dollars are urgently needed- It’s been a mighty good year for farmP . ers. So fgr it's been an easy, war in gen* jeral far us in the United Sates. But it isn't over jel. Not by a long shot The now more than ever—to speed victory , . _ » ____ •_ _ ’ and insure America's tutu Thanksgiving; Buy thd Bondi you can-N O W I „ .. _ _ tf.. r>__ (M i ib"- .52 * lb8-1.22 io ib« .4^ lb82.39 . iMib»4.68 50'b,82.15 * •ARMENS have much to be thankful f o r this year. Before you sit down tp that big turkey dinner, ask yourself if «1v* y«M C IR D S EY 'S FLO U R OLD MILL ,a4 ta<«*y FOUR BROTHERS BIRDSEY’S BEST 50”*b* 2.70 V ■3, Mmrtm* t'mpm f J r T.V,? T Sfvr t - SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON QUALTITY PURCHASES - ALL GRADES I 'J T m u v ■ : ^ ....... . > .J •**»»• - •* - . i h aa M U{ 1. --1 . �l ( rV4 •» > tn V f l ' - WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1944 «■' ; rtW **^*i » i»i * — In 1 8 1 0 TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA —— IWtiK SEVEN ' fllK • r»«1 \.VT !•« •T.NTr \% If ANNO, I JA ks«»N l r r r a t r r t ifl+A HA 1 I’M . Napoleon I o f f e r e d o im Tiir. riHi i i t r n t BT Nj m t h f t OIC| %l. 4* i n i t If i%ll%- anti v%If# > \ l u I. ANNO. ON- 1 I P i l l d»rr»*rrt. 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Flo rlil* al Ilia t i f f l r r In ( h r .‘m u I’ I Itutiaa- of r s IiI County at Sanford, p lo iu i* w i t h i n r i g h t r a l r a d a r m o n t h * froa< t h a t l m r o f j h * f l a c l i m h l l r a i i y n of * 'i ‘ •VdrWaind «»a‘ fti % r i t l a w f»nf a r J u M 'M at* the p la re of rra ld rn rr amt |>«-t n f i l c f a c t . l r r * * o f i l i a a’l a l m a i t l a i o l • h a l l h r a w o r n I n hy I l i a r l a l m a n i . a g r n l . o r a t l o r i i a y , a n d an> ruth c l a i m o r d r t n a n r t n«»t at* f 1 1# «l «hal* h r v oid ANn m m no r , BRONCHIAL IRRITATIONS Jlfl.lA IlKIJ.K I’AItTIN Aa ad rn ln lrl* a lo r t.f I h r K a t a l r of Ja in ra A r t h u r P a rtin . d r< *ra ar d p u h JIrailt.n ll/U/44 lAll ACCORDINO TO L A ilt 0lRICT»0«* Touchton Drug Co. '* F lra l RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR f? Real E state Sales—Rentals—Mlortgngu ortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Itunds ’Rhone %0. Roome 4. Florida Stale Rank Ruilding W tfr T» »M I I N S t ' N a ht I f |r tr •• * * r .! I .............I J> »|( V and a (of » tf . sllVr w h. • I' Mil IktlMtt II R f \t t i l l l. \ if m n %•- f MMIlf.Y • hr i»i Ian ii-inie If t* for it.. SEPTIC TANKS WATER TANKS CUIVERTH .m i HEWERS Tran.'lt M il Concrete S m .n d . aeailnble al lu* price GRADUATE VETERINARIAN Day Rhone 470 Residence lOlh and Sanford Avenue <m n c r f .t r • PENINSULAR Concrete IMpe Co. l*e*i.e 1211 HANVORO. FLA. Phone 7.72 I» ln r W rm f nf »-• »V* » «% Mr *ii It^i.g* Phone LUCKY STAR! * O a« #1 ouf ( M i l o r n t ercratly u J If.' la»t !«««% I ic m ffw ck#«9»d my le<t Irom b« 1 to %* od. Tha mo%4f *«« iwy L e « l | Star alrig ktl' Im a i d u l* ca%h i s * n*«4* *h • • lo Y O U l a o . a i p a c a l l f n o u s j Ih .i t.m* oi ( k f | * i i via •• ipo'L iko ip.nl of k a * a a I e-o w tj k ca%k o«% h a - J NOW lid aapraiat I k• i • i no ,ut» tat a«%a yao L k d .t iu p< ( *'l yo«i b<IU k a * a a^ ow gk i t f i o»*r lo ♦*•••! ik» t i h a L l . d i t W « c a n k al p you o J yum pfly c o«%kd#ktiallf Ju«| dackta Lew m«iH yvu r*ad f d Uf «i L%.«./ > Loan Co. l'aiuil> i: M ale l ____ ll.mk II lilt IC--.I • ' h o ri M •'-4 GOOD (JROOM INK nnd GOOD-CLEANING GO HAND IN HAND! No otn* )%a» r w r \%a*11 %••• % %• u r 111yf wrinklf.l ri> c fa. I -ritnrtlv ■%•! out in • I'd I'p** %'•* ••*. . HEAL ESTATE-KKOK HR Atlantic Rank Rklg. Seminole Dry Cleaners Pim m - s '* I SIGH OF A 10% OFF From OPA Prices U SE C old P i» p a r a ltn n t os d irrrre d Beware Coughs Save Pointfl Ry Eating More Bakery Foods From SPARKI.K! HOBBS HOME BAKERV I aiI lo o se . . . h a v e fu n “ QUALITY ALWAYS" 105 W. 1st 8t. Phone 8*4-J I ( lit:; NICK’S PACKAGE STORE Hunt' «it M N r n m i 44 m i » krr««a •• » m F r* « tl A a D trarlnat at Start CREOMULSION <’nr P ern S tu rt* I l l 'l l v for Coy*hi, C h til Coldf, Bronchltll The LONE RANGER SAV IF MDu 'RE GREER ,>OU THE eOAT IS STILL headin '00WN- S T R E A M ' I WOPS THE LONE r a n g e r h a s n 't r u n INTO TROUBLE/ 17— th a t dial fur ( in istmas On purchases of two-fifths or more of RI M- GIN- VODKA- Lit)TELUS- IMPORTED BRANDIES AND WINKS oulckly allay, the cough or you era to nave av« your money back. In cJolhen thill T H I S C H R I S 1MAS . . . f * L E T E X T R A C AS H BE YOUR H iR M **l a I r • IIIr Ioi 4) N.. | !#*-• .»»r i. •» ,.|ti«>% la u»r s\v i .it.. • LKA1* 'NS J A i ’K s o N 1 t fei I r.-f !».»• I.rral'llul* 220 Magnolia That Hang On c o n fid e n c e V» J»R^ u/ ?1 H*>utfi AT FIRST Qreomulalon r a J l.v r . p ro m p tly bcciauae It eoe* right to th e aeat ol Ui# trouble to help looarn a n d czpa) C rm la d e n piiiegm. a n d a id n a to r * aooUir a n d heal raw, t e n d e r , i n ­ flamed bronchial m u c o u i m e m ­ brane*. T ell your d r u f g l a t t o aell you • bottle of Creomulsion w ith Uie u n ­ d e n t e n d i n g you m u j t like llie way II THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. w ith \\ U .. f l h r f . * i i » l h i. lit » g ROBERT A. WILLIAMS from common colds -- vSW ING OUT « i• r i .o c k Toys Model Airplanes und other toys 207 M a g n o lia A ve. j Ka*t d r * • a * •d W ELLS LARGE and SIvI a LL ANIMALS dr ia CONCRETE PIPE DRIVEWAYS DR. RAYMOND L. 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ANNft. an%l y of • %.1 i. f. r..I ii i. •I . \ t*|a«k of •‘tin 'll t*(.u*l •ru rtrr fia HAMUKL It ADAMS •InIi Iltlr* tn and l"i **• mmol* | | **I /l • 4|*lt Im - SV% li|. k n.. w it h\M* %• *••ai••I% K|..r»»|UthK W. IIIkJ i Mi % No l>» g I»llle-r h - .Oft o tjarlind M Shan.ei hrt%V .tr y i gi.i nil. S o l i . ||..r f. .| f i t ii.tlf f ' To* ii«Mr la oi i • Mo i*. • (.. »i tit *«•»ih. i u n k to* a ii huintiTf. I dr. • •«#.! W Mt-K •KI.NLKY 4«m t l *.t *■r r % %I*«* •%*•«'ril.*rt ^ . KNOW w e ' r e g o n n a k n o c k O F F TWE CA PTA IN O P P O S IT E P IN E /T H A N K S ' w a i t -- 1 t w o l O h t u e v . e =:e g o n n a W O R K TtX>ETM ER ANO W HAT ABOUT t h a t O IR l in CABIN no 12 CA BIN 12 ? / LANOINO/ WB r * /\ FCl_U>W-U*A g o e s w ith f re s h , n ew ly c le a n e d a p p a re l. TELEPHONE OPERATORS Single o r PHONE 475 M a rried DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT EX PEK lK b/cY UNNECESSARY SEMINOLE CO. LAUNDRY CO. •/ ESSEN TIA L WORE W ITH PEACETIM E FUTURE Office and Plant 819 Went. Third 8 L Phone 475 tTrnditional THANKSGIVING DINNERS for all the family! fig O rertlm r Pay—Paid Varatlo** Frerjuent lncr*aaei Pleaaant Ehvirunm tat S/LK/WHERE’VE YUH ) ARE 'Y O U Apply Employm ent Superrlaor 0-6 W eekday.— S aturdayi, 1-11 SOU. BULL T E U a T E L 0 0 . B E E N ? O O YUH .^ L O C O f l J V ty F IN D OUT ABOUT ) TOLD VUH A THE G IR L ? ,----- M i n u t e Ag o . XXJ \ THEN S O M E T H I N ' S DIDN'T ] WRONOI THERC'e TELL A\E / EOANEONE ON T H IS NOTHIN'l i b o a t with a m a s k LIKE TOURS I - "7 IF T H A T 'S T R U E , E CO TTA . F IN D H iM /C C W lf C W ' M A' ^ rn " -J WAIT — 1 HAVE \N|-4lJ *V»\l ^ \ NkETHtNiO TO t £ lU vO U i 110 E. lat Rt Dq Not Apply If Now Encaged In E aitntlal Work Choice of Appetizers Jello Salads »» — Reliahea Turkey Dressing Potatoes Choico o f two vegctuhles Okvcrage, Rolls PI# Cake »n» . . R B JHJAKm .‘ Hi j — ___1.50— ____ _ RESTAURANT Mr. and Mm. A.E. Reeves J H ER E HE V COMES.'GO INTO THE ACT/r H m r R om soM SNRI.'V"- \T l ( N O W O N D E R ^ APE YOt!V.'Atr- j 'i-O U ^ A tO Y C K /D GN^OYTHiS.**( IMG F O P F.v JREM EM E E T T A A N O fe lN G A P E E N G A G E D " - L O O K .* , S PCETEN[ Do n e y o u e n w d -i e m • ?I I lB A P j VOU S A I D TO M A K E IT f2E AL * ill........ . T In Perform ance Bv PAUL ROBINSON •.jTM ysree 'rriR f NOW TDTOW '-H an ow n a nH d • T H A N K S . J1 H1 iM dmwN SHOW HIM THE WILLVOU plea se ••*1 p u r TH A T U t T L E R IN 0 L PICK ED ^O U T T |\EGOf AJ S P S C T IV C I i .. ■ T -j" •. • •1 •. • . r *• • •* • • . . . ------------ �f n age tne^fXNFo ' E i r .n t 24 inch IH inch 113.60 a cord." 1 10.60 a cord. AMMUNITION In revnking ths 25 per cent premium previously allow ed for "single" sales of civilian a n . munition, Ol’A said price* p an mil FT tie com puted In proportion (o the full bos price. When tho prcinlum n r - -less than box lot sales was allowed, OPA said, such sale* constituted only a sinnl] portion of total i s l e t in the nation. H ow ever, m any re? tailors last year used the p ro ­ vision to evade ceiling prices, making all buyers purehaee th e ir ammunition in broken box lota. CIGARETTES Initial com plaints ol alleged illicit sales of cigarettes prom pt­ ed .D istrict UI*A Director C haua. cey W. Butler to caution smoker* RATIONING CALENDAR PROCESSED FOODS Blue A8 through W6 iBook At only, Stam ps X6, Y5, £6, A2 gild B2 become valid Dee, I. Blur tokena invalid. Stam ps good in­ definitely. * MEATS AND FATS Red AH through Pa (Hook 41 now valid a t 10 pointa each for us* .w ith tokena. Both good In­ definitely. The ration value of ertam ery butler h ai been increased to 20 red points per nound. , SUGAR Sugar itam pa No. 30, No. 81, No, JJ2, No. 33 and No. 34 now good for five pounds each In- toda- th a t they alof.e hold tho key to whether a full-flrdgel Muck m arket develops from the present acute shortage. "The shortage," he said, “ l« nbrioualv aggravated by imokera buying In advgnce pf normal nredi to build up personal sup­ plies. Home are- apiiwu irrlv ■will, mg to pay more than legal prices at.(I are Iherebv sowing the teed for a black market *hieh will eventually only deprive , them further of the cigarettes they cherish." Under existing regulations, all cigarette retailers are required to Itost celling prlcnt In plain view ucd are prohibited from exceeding the IrfptI prices by such evasive methods as "ile-ilt" sales. In d m d u als are uryed to report any suspected vialotioni to their local War f’rlce and Rationing Hoard. Annual M anager’s Sale! Idaho R u i m I 5 ib« 31c O n io n s ib» 19c 5 No. I Fane* Jersey R u ta b a g a s ' ib 4 c H B. P op * Co. So o ball Pillabury Pancake a l f -------- GARDEN-FRESH VEGETABLES ARRIVE DAILY! YOU WILL ALWAYS FINDTHE VERY BEST QUALITY Cpcodtan pound carton H I.nngH Sweet Mixed Ur.lmum -mt* . , tie HONF. US OR BRING YOU* »dx* u. rH E oANFORl ount f 'v . word* to the line. lacndln* phone and addr* ill a/fvertlawnenta for situations wanted wUJ be charred ru la r ciaaalficd ratal Colo Y.llow Swift's Blended * k ..h Tr per (In* for 8 fniartiona '5c pci lire for 81 Insertion* Oeoipla Yam s mt 0e pat line for on* in w r tk a Be p ^ line for throe tnrerticB* P o t a t o e s 5 ib. 2 5 c A s k F o r 4 - P a g e C o lo r P ric e L is t A d v e r t is in g S c o r e s O f Ite m s BATTERIES and Battery Charg Ing Quirk or Slow Charging. C a u lif lo w e r ib 17c LARGE BOOM with private bath clone in. 706 E, 2nd St. reasonable Potatoes 10 lbs........ 42c C aliio m lo p e c b /ig * . C a rro ts 2 C e le r y Toney N 25 p o u n d . Fanry bch. 19c m isc ella n eo u s Stalks Fancy Celery 19 c onch Lee. 17c Y 2 Hds. APPLES 2 - 25c AM 1 section. 3 mil>* East,. T. Lingo. Oviedo, Fla Xemons ..... 19c (INK IIOIISK. and Lumlier Yard. New Crop Florida Miracle Whip Goldon Ago Spaghetti or Macaroni 21c 39c 25c 30c 19c Loin Chop. Bonolou Roa.t Broa.t Stow Sliced Liver Froth Pattio. 37c 32c 17c 69c 31c Ib Ib Ib Ib Ib Pork Chop. Ib I Froth Shouldor. lb t Little Pig Hams Ib * Tasty Sausage Ib 25c Pi£ Pork Stow lb g K 3 Short Rib. Ib Club, Sirloin Stonk. Ib Fro.h Hamburger. Ib Rib Roast Ib Stowing Boot Ib CroH Cut Shouldor Ib Rib Chops Ib Sirloin Roast . Ib Lamb Stow Ib Lamb Pattios . Ib 29c 27c 31c 32c 23c 27c 39c 4)e 19c 31c lot Ouhart L*. I1*per Sksll Schley Louisian* HOM owner, for rash, small two bgdroom house and garagt; in eumlrhs of Sanford. Box f c/o Herald Factory Racked Fancy Blue Hone phone 6,10-J, LOST nmnll black dog with brown spots answers to name FISHING boat with 3-horsc kick­ of Happy." Reward. Mrv. E.M. er anil trailer, 8100DO. Robert Cain, l-axo Monroe.' Thomaa, R t U Box 128 (Wilson Comer}. LOST: W HITE gold diamond w rist watch. Return to Chrl*. Une Stoudennilre, 605 Elm Ave. and receive reward. Standard LOST: Ration book No. 4. Eddie Simmons- 708 Orange Ave. LOST: Gray full length a t Junior w ard. P hone Soap of Boautiful Woman LOST: On* h ea w Black h o n e mule, On* heavy Black Mpre, One heavy red colored Mare, 8760 CASH for em ail Incomplete On# Black Jack. Return io house* on front lo t. In the cen­ W. E. Kirchhotf, ohone 305. ter of peaceful L ik e N»ry* Can b« mad* Into an elegant home fo r a sm all .urn. Invest* [gate. J . G. Sm ith, Lake Mary. WELDING: By an expert with Box 272. ., - ' SOVAOM *avnariknuwlia--- PALMOLIVE 47-oz. Sacram ento 4U Blue Points Sealskin Fur m at. kt dance Thursday Officer*' Club. R*. Bt-W. 12 fL rowboat w ith flab well, 82D. 211 French Ave, Gontlo rills bury is .* r a m i r . Tomato Soup ... 15c • No. 2 can Rogers No. 5 rixi U S( Betty M ayonnaise.....27c 16-ox. Del Monta Diced K^n-L-Meal Quaker Oat* NIC1J young th rifty Victory GarColUrda; Chinas* 22cTurni|TG reena. octago: ELDERLY Lard tibetn 18c ^ O ysters p» 75c ^Wierw* * 35 c Snapper ib 39c &a»Wd Xoef Tongues a 43 c WANT' Oranuhtwl OCTAGON u . s . pk» 2 3 c OCTAGON medium am 49c Q uick Sudi Pound • u tto p y SOAP j IV O R Y SN O W Poultry Ranch. No #* Tomato Paste . .. 8c TURKEYS Sausage ib 39 c Mackerel ib 23 c Bologna * 33 c M i l t . j f h f . l t Taaiax 0 round f i f e l- sj Croakers 2-ib* 25c Sausage 35 c **tPer SVell Stuart BABY carriage In good condition, h i M »ell for 880. Mrs. M eua Cabbage; JhtjBeitie: Yama fhnac Sanborn Laundry Soap ,* .J U 1 » 0 * U * doz 32c i.rr+ m 1v PECANS TO BUY; Modern house. Write DELICATE diamond ring- one Box X, cAo Herald. carat, in platinum setting, flunked hf two amaller stone*. STUDIO much, dav bed or couch. Box 8. c/o Herald. Bed inuat be in good condition. Phene I83-J. (INK SET OF 18 c a ra t whit* gold LARGE d ie doll bed or cradle ring*—engagem ent ring 1/8 Phone 200-W. carat diamond, 886 value for 860. Phone 451-W after 6:00 TO BUY: two burn* PM. . oil hekter. Phone 607-M Krafiu Gomiino Spring . Large Peanuts Ib 41c ALMONDS L •Jo ACRE tiled rflery farm en Cameron Avtnud, ' East SitU. lately plowed end harroweA K. B Stowe. Phone 132-R. .' i P e c a n s S-lb boa 1 .3 9 Ib E xtra ('■lllaniU WALNUTS low, 10 acre* good citrus land Larpr PwUibed Staarl Froth Sido8 - , W ANTED— for quick .air, *2600 00, (Ivied* Calif Coptiof Country Stylo Pig ... 25c 3 lbs. ...... 25c Beans ....... ...... lb 15c n«»lm Ave A p p le s 5 k* 4 5 c Grado B, No Points n $1 t ’O U N T H Y hum*. 5 room h ung* U A I York Grado A rjtrn ag e t u iu ti^lo n Idaho Potatoes Apples W estern Wv.tern Doliciou* fe York J a p e rial • « LETTUCE T»«4*r G ra p e s Iceberg ---- A— An y Stalk In Sioi*=-Jumbo For Guaranteed Baking—Pillbbury s Bool AT • SATURDAY S teak ................ lb. 40c Cheese............ Ib. 38c Smoke Sausage .. lb. 39c Shoulder famfi ^Shoulders. lb. 27c Pure L ard ........ lb. 18c Mackerel V V h .lv CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HATES Pricei Good Thru Saturday, Docombor 2 THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY ('••R irr l i r l t U. S. 1 Main© ^ u a n l i t y R ig h ts R eserv e d WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER; 2?t . J04tg HERALD. BANF’OIID, FLO �I ' 44." * * ■l i ? -i'­ <* #*- YOUR PERSONAL COAL ll wa *4ak le he fraar H i n wish u prrt t r re tnvlotit* t f e m Invsllmsbls prlri ■ I tf M fo r which » • h a rp b*c» ao le a f codleading—*wa a u l fig h t l m t k id k n a ta i. VOLUME XXXVI V um ■ @ lw § > m tfo v h » i* y '# * r" Fi Z AAims^ r|B l ° 0 d y B a t t le R a g e s A lo n g ! By Agencies R o e r R iv e r in D r iv e O n D u r e n Sinjfed Hellcat fc I * i VVFA Appeals For Too Much Food Rather T h a u T oo L i t t l e GAINBSVtLLE, F rrti} Four more. Japanese trans­ ports, Iqfcded with 5,000 rcinforcementa for Leyte, were Bunk by American bombers in the ccntrar Philippine soaa, and a freighter and de­ stroyer left aflame. F or the third struiaht day Tokyo claimed damaging uttacks on Allied ships In the . * r h MUY AFLAME, A HELLCAT HEADS FOR HOME ABOARD A CARRIER Laytc gulf, reporting five tram port* cunk or damaged g Tne storm-halted 11.8. infun. trismcn continued relentless pres­ sure on the worsening J a p post* tiona on Leyte. The Japanese claimed the cap­ tu re of three towns. Driving deeper in central China, and re ­ ported the removal of Gen. Mas. } ak aiu Kawaba us commander in Burma. ) U.S. Troops have killed at least 277.000 ’ Japanese at a cost of 21.000 American fatalities, the Office of War Information rrw vi-aled last night In a report which said that Japan already has 4.000.000 men in the field ami can comfortably equip and train an additional 2,000,OKI). Japan is nowhere near the bottom of the barrel In fighting • reserve, and can recruit, added millions from subject nation.. OWI said III n detailed sumtaalion of the characteristics, equipment and organisation of Japanese troop, based on War Department ^ Information. In addition to the 277jptm Japnnesc Willed ill comliat. 250.. 00O are in isolated island pockets, cut off from halie or resrui. AS THE PLANE COMES IN EMEROENCY CREWS APS READY WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 <1P| IhU^^Idfirf i»n • ♦20miir front on thr ILwrr It'll#, t h r Third Arm* * a* forc­ ing a «ulid front of 12 to 15 Taylor Commandury No ?n. \ Knights Templar will hold s regular conclave at the Masonic liall tonight at 8:00 o’clock, ac cording to I.. 0. Steele, Eminent Commander. William J. Dewecn plead guilty thl« morning before Circuit C ourt Judge M. B. Smith to th e ft from FVIgmr If», H an k ln i of a pin-kei Edgar con Is book containing |7 0 . No sentence ha* jret Iraen given. Home On Leave E ditors Notex—'iiif fo llo w ­ b o n In se rv ic e “Rome oq leave- Rave been rob tallied bv Uw Pilot Club for which Mr*, Z. a fUUHf. telephone 05t-J, « d Miss Blanche Kennody, telephone 9S3-W have h**« (selectad a* * commlttac to pern re names •f. penrleo meet end woven eo th at thafa! friend* May know wkon they are In Saaferd. in g b m n of Coxawain vain William 0. Drown ha* arrived trad from Miami to spend a abort,-leavrf with hi* w wllife and family. W arren L. Odham Yellow Jackets Littell Is Fired Defeat Sanford By President For By 24 To 13 Score Insubordination Broadway RunsScvcn- A t t o r n e y Heneral’s ty Yards For Touch­ Aid Had Previously down On 2nd Play Refused To Resign I e rtb u n r's Yslluu Ja» Lets, in s thrill pitched gtinti* utteiuh-d by .. targe Thanksgiving evening em a il, defeated Seminole High ."'rhiHd's Celervtfcs, 24 fa 13 sml »o won t h * . _ East Coast Conference championship. after Han Turd had kicked off In l-reshurg, the la tte r’s star full-hack. Broadway paced ' _by eip crl interference, ■wept around his own right end fo r a 70 yard touchdown. The Fad defense then stiffened, but on offenaa thay could make hut abort gain* and they were forced Just ono play to kick. Leesburg, which had failed for the extra point led 0 to 0 a t the and of the quarter. The Fad*, paced .by CsUahan, ( O w l l s s r i Oa t*aa« r » t i L t Loyce Forguson Is Back From Europe W A SH IN G TO N , Dee I, (At 1'm.idi-Tit IliKisevelt rrocketl down vwflly yesterday on the latest quarrel within his A d m i n i s t r a ­ tion, firing his own a p p o in t e e . Assistant Atlorary General Nor­ mal! M. I.ltlell, fur " Insu hard Ins Hon” to Attorney General Francli Diddle. It wna the atemest. Presidential action of its kind since Mri Roosevelt str(pm>d Vice President Henry A. Wallace and Secretary of Conimeree Jesse June* of autorlly In wartime foreign rcoao. mlc matters July 15, 1043. and It «*■ one o f the rare Instance* In which Mr. Roosevelt hat sum- - (O ssIh lstS Oa Pace T w al Rainfall Waa L ig h t' During Last Month Scant rainfall, .87 of an Inch, fo r the month of November, Was MIAMI BEAClTT Dec. t. (S p e ­ reported today by B. F. W bltnpr, cial)—1st L ie u t Lioyrc E 'F o rjru - weatherman. Normal rainfall fo r •on, 14, of 300 ' West Ninth November la usually 1.77 Ihclaas, S treet, Sanford, has arrived a t which make* the deficiency, 1.40 Alt' F o rte s Redistribution Inches. In aplte of thla. the ra­ m No. X In Miami Beach pe r t ahowt th a t th a n baa b eg n f<r re a lig n m e n t p ro cu sln g a f te r 1 aa excess fo r tha year of 14.LI complsting a tour or dut- o u t- Inches, much of which waa dua ‘* ^ - ’ ’ |U n ltw lB u te ra . to heavy gam m er rein* and tha Jons s i a r - 5 t hurricane. Rainfall s p tp Dee. 1 nine months In to e waa I4.RS Inchea, ■ iim n arsiu M Average November tamporaln ite r, shot down one of 05.3 waa only 1.4 g. S„ S S J ' w low tha average for th a t _____ sidential Unit of 00.7 degrees, It waa n p o rta d . — Club Reports Successful D a n c e 1945 Auto Tags Are ■ On Sale In County ‘■J Automobile IVccnae ta gs l o t are now on *a(a a t tha T u Collector Jno. □. Jinklna In th a Court Uoose. Mr. Jinklna today requested th a t 1 those applying [flit; „ „ _ for new vehicle licenses bring their re­ gistration card*, and u convenient vehicle title certlflcatea. The new lleenae plate* Kara fallow numtrars on a black back- f ta s tr a m a M g w thr. w rat tin Sa.tr *K*in*t fried 11nr. of hank thr Sieg­ 4 4 i » r U (rrf P r t M Uf H r « d ijiiM ftf r^. 21*41 \rm ' l ( \r> I f n n c r , liar — ih u l t « v ■ b f iu t Jif n b l b l t Irf now ♦>.0 0 0 .0 0 0 1. r«M*pn t u » Y* i g r t h t l,rf m » n j, r l i m a 1i r h attlr •*f L* )P44 b i f l i n ^ ■ P H t' i*i iiT i a t r l v .‘.rii m ti m n i, *r r II« fit r <»r til n i* Y. t h r h r * t i n f o r m u 1Inn r t at (1 j i b l r « It $ 11• . ' D I'lfu l tn.K AI'HK l’ IN \ i i,rl t»Mmii ti nt Vi fn:* ai.4 • mipc-ih *»■ d !I n S i n n l I i «i Sales Said i*f l hi- > l i l L •Itil sulr Limn are ill lak'if,f,k' i" wAtL Toonty In com fiii f » vlnAk nli*-, it t .» t* tjghiii. $ I ’2**1 i’t *' llonil -itl' imu Ic WrtL i - v i U k r v r n i n i f « t t h •» mrelluif at I.lit* ' Itmntii'if 1*lu1» *■1 I f iitrn nml I K’l jiihI Smifonl. (Ml! llU tlV fN >>( But inmil I i .ihd I \ ITV IIri IV MU I U S « .. riliUt till ItpHffH1 • r|i I In I h* I r >rl f !>\ A l* i I .* *1 Y ••*1<11M *»f tie Flat I h \ HUr Irt*fl( J ■ Ft-i iiinn fiti» t l,,.t 1I hml ui* ’ •l ..ill n in in VS rivilh ». (hr til f »n n i l l 1 n tn n f ti'.tr ll airfl tm * ( i ll bv 1 h* 1 l * 1 *4 if f I ’ m ij I J* I lf s IIM Jr. in . th*« 1 til ) - n v i t - 1* lu.il III H t tV Ir 1 I ... .1 *t \ r*nv . *1 M in i lid 1-! i *»ki­ 11 1 T t I Kill* I *44 I* I . ....... llifl ||4 thri ill t »4f» I * ‘ t *4 ' I- DmImv h."! . I I •i I • i i r n l 1|I t.4 • . I I IV<I 'JHM» . | lift. ll 1144' III till h. il l l-.MI on IVi -*itin«l I f.*r AFK '1 rnlHlrtl hu iiev. * r* n * tl h f f £ t f ahu h 1*14*1 rt* Tii •I* irtl 11m* i*> d( .1 I In* w.ii f ii lid limit In Inlying I b. •I I h i i - I II V h . !h •H-i si ,ie*.M 1W i l , J.tl n IK hi HI" V4 I l-d "It is Will th nil «|. i it 1 *11141 I proifrattiH ar n lil H iru fi. H -l r |*l tali l l 'l * mtirriiny 1M II fomtcrly «>f thr *(akc produclicnF fitri just tn smv4 thr Ilf*’ uf .»r*y I(1i|f( IHill il 'Oilflfl 141m*\ »* h'liil (*■ * w It ith of Olnrti Riul Jiihimm. served ns j tn»y liver thrre* » imI » p •tiiiiilit muster of eeremnnles rl iit rope ■ till) till III# l« killIf W|* *'411t," M Ml i hi> 11giti f » 1111*' * li»i% **v»*|. n t l y I I .( i T* f I* I 11**1 to I kJ« k M It t ***"■. R»'jh rst'H 1lit Iv« tricks, i Itoyinl bni* i»rnl the ukr- Si utr Mu ....... I »4 potb Ii 14 k-'**14, -.t-l Smith Itlf. Mr. Kvmiiw report* Ihnl .Y!u*» I l«'4l lit’ brtil hotliiiiK I** lilrikri |tub Hetty. Ii»u Hrlturnnii' Ywf-.'Ic. Lorynlnr Neumann. Hn2c. atul Hgcr Kchd Whlgiini of the Hit t lit i'ljiicriTMtug tbv fM*'*' Mr 1 ,nbi fc, win* bn* iH-riii i*m 11»» 11 ti Hi t?i i t*i i AI phi Sw rulers, S It *f th e T h e ii l r r h md h e rn SHAIU made a hit with trin in hMvifi** hin coin puny itlliK-ntn giigi*d in Inigf -itlife growing cn ■Inginff. John Foster S -lc, did o 120,000 towurd amIt* of homlnexin hr(jiiM'k, iiifori l*» SkJifoi ii m HI2H Ui unv tmrn nn Stm rn coiniml dune# Coalumed In Soniinolo County, I ■•luf id. \ i ’W V i k , Jttfi 2 Mil'.* A full sited repliiM of m (Irt 8outh American cowUiy fnphion War the string hand w h i c h in­ mnn V-l robot ImuoI* which wi»- H r whp *4 nn*mki’f of AH ,1S-f-ui.r - i cluded: K a r l Kroept r S 2 c and i* m n d r by A r m ) p«*i Miniiel t-itnl I 'tii hi*to i b l i t■* I- ii.in1! »*f S former concert r'i#nliit. Fni#»t which for the l**»t wi-rk hu* Klhri* IkHlgr 1211 Kiimn i l •ppvtri'k f**t Mr I y.1 Tgylor, 8*1c, *r\#iImr. Victor R(miJ» 1>#rn on ili«L>Uv in CIi ImimIo, will I.K k 8-lc- violin mid Barncfl at huic b# cihibiteu Moinluy nflrtimon vaiiT «ill Ik- bribl mi i S u m I it y u ftr iin o.'ti i»t All S i m l a At the corner uf First «nd Mug Violin. WllThe Sanfnn! Nnval A ir fUntion noliu Avtnuti In onlrr to stimu ruth* In rh n ffli with Killin' ln hum Niii b ti ft L >*f f 11 iMtiog Orch^itm pUyn! for « dgnre lutr Intrrcst In Nrmitnde I’minty'h lri»tiiriiit " dl b»* it* All S«itiN 1 n t h following th** entertainment. A leggini; wgr Imiii*! ilrivr, nrcoril O tn n in ieep. f«pture<l in M rico, in« to Frank Evnna, lamd drive- 4»1jr t %Tiiftrif V SikfijfYliiy nriilUff ut th r h.nt k'*oi h u /ifrnl Ilomt* a Wgg gxhlhlUd. 9^tnide. % chuirmin. No figures n* to total trand Huriury will h«* rt't ilt'iL Stirvlviifat Mr** th** Witlow, Mrw. suits can now !>* made. Mr. Evans said, hut added that ivitii Ire iir llmndt hml^iir of liin fu n l; but 15 days uf ths drive left, two tiniisrhtc-rn. ConsUirKf U llla n the County Is far from its ipiuta. and Marifiniiri Pi'crlla of Sanford; a ;i _ r putiM, John, Jr- and Jamr* A. The robot bomb replica to In- two uf Kan font; thi* mtither, Mrw* Mr*. FUttia Byrd, w ho.hkd ra- shown is a long, narrow affair Julia Ludwig of Sanfnnl; two ouMtcd a ,rlde to town from imall side and tail wings brothrir* VV, A. Ludwig of S a n ­ Charlea Durnscd of Lake Monrae, with driving a 30 Plymouth Sedan that appear utterly inadequate ford and Jonriph !«. I.mlwlg of south on the Orlando-Sanfori to keep tha affair In the air. In N rw York Sin 11*; four unde*. highway recently, s u f f s r c t l the upper rear is a tom' cannon Peter M flich of tin* Grand Duchy 1 Cota whan tha car left tha Ilka tuba through which gases of Lm vndiurg ami Joseph, ^ k k have boon Ignited In propel iway south of Laka Mlriniw which and. Frank Mcl.w-h of S lnforl and knocked over three concrete th e one and ■ naif Inn projectile nn aunt. Mrs Fred is-Uy of Ixmg to its destination. Island. New York. posts. ' Mw. Hattie Byrd H urt In.. Accident DumscO. who waa unlnlurw ict AOil 11. ( Ii :*f , l - in:-1 1 ly tiiif t rusa . 1ti - t i l , 1if111 in A h Mnl ill Hr alleniiei 1ll r4*4' 4 111 ti l l in v 4’rmty nf Ktoriilk in 12 atml pilin'*1 thi- AAF Jmi. (')— 4i h Mri.l ii ).! r i ii it"1(1Lih.'Hrt mint f lit-vriii .uf.. '•) 141t1"Ev It * ,i T t h 1H puit. w *if S lsl*. 14* prt.L, lesh this the NIB' Fllilwr MH*ff find Mullv A ir .1 ii M*4tii*n N.i Ur,n I f.s. r rn ml|^H inplrtlllff "hr c»n *. s,tb with ?b»i'll . I n f i ll t1H V 111 If tllu MI NMl UL At H, I iff.. 1 (*Sj>r. t ! 11*111 1 Mhrtlil K Fe*rmil 2 l Piiik »i|'i4* i nirnt w, Sgii- •t fl 1 ll k ri- f prior 1'tllfvl l'* ■ rit I f III 1". | 1»1* V K U uf idi i v r 11 J r i t f l litlm r j bill k f r u m ov#r»*ri«‘ ilulv fyi 1u% MOI# Mm > Ktvtr e n t f ? iirijk; «1m f h r rr *,.| (ilk* « Ms If" it 1S' - *'1' M ( s ....................... «‘ l tri t i l l . Bi ll 1A f ." b H* I b> ll ln w P 1 I l f riNA, i • r <ii K-ttfi llcfcv ” M) |» 44*H i* t<l f ax thu M I* mi in aa# Hi u i h 1iV4’t 1. ( nil put V f*. N| i Wl' llHV ri up 4* n i l flg liiln y r «)!• ill*••i’r i l u 'd M o n th a rid I'flftillpx.-i ax .it* L w t i n ti * r,.l. rirl t h r 1h r « i« i I * ib rit com nnu 1*1 i t ' i - b 44.|*t4».l t ' s4 I • IkOHl >u i r w b * in I i ■‘i»-1 II ll H It f b A. M • .1 t i l * i .In ' I • k ....... 11*. 1* Jb. lt. Mr rii tria l N MV *4 I p r i« U h I N*n Mr 1. n. r 1.4»• . Mr \ * *4lt -V (4I • m ik thU «> frm H I* t 4: .» u«nll4% ■44 f • a rt‘>ia>tit lit Ilm r 1 Hii-1 It i \ r l MIt, I r**\% 1 if*ut Km r No I’owdrr liurns, Lieut. Donald Dearson Hrlietefl Aeeidental Makes 71 .Missions It I ill 141 l t ‘w ili- h n rlo d nil A r m y “• j (be ( .4'f m nit« Is,irk «cru*i th e | K|.f 1 K IVrl ••riliH Ju h e h a tij 1 Enatnl Lrururti i.mlc r s tr u t *f • [ tr r . •p tu n n ir w rill. T h r F irst ' Vj tii y I** tli« Iikillh IkjuikM i t 1hf wtip rune hu 1 *( D uf^u, 20 Lt uti u *#1 M| |’*M, Ii - I A. I ilrlv iv <Hrt*t t n i Thursday i-»" r iliiit Mu a in i-4*1 trii i Kvuntin uiiM l% "Anfi; it liHli* li.tM! k*Mt 1 •IT* ' ' HfHj ll-' I n r In t 1*4-4 I lliriii put h u g Ill ti*|l John Ludwig Dies 1 r™ * ii m il. f . . r f i n I h e r ii ii 1 e a le d t h i i * r u u n t i y « V4*i t in * __ B y Chairman Evans $4,200 In Bonds hi if li i't 'p u u 'l ie s u f ti< • l-utTing t h e Ith iiii-litm l T ilt: h i. Coast Guard Unit Bond Frees S ii m i l 's 1 s a n r l q 4# a \ i m i i j. .l f ' 1 ( apt. ( olumbus Boyd is Awarded D FC lA.Mi'A. Dei. 1. (Special) — In n cerenton) at Dre» Held, i'ai'tpa. 1 ui. Wendell It McCoy, t«-. i-utitmcmli'd presented dect.talu.u-. a-AarUr-d hviucs tjf many tlusirr* of vumlwl in this war. Aiming those receiving awards wii* I apt Ci-lumtius M. Boyd, a iistnn ■>( Sanfoid. Florida, who ii n u i- d the Distinguishni Flying i n,,* for extraordinary achtjv*mrid as a 11-17 pilot in action ogniiist the client) over Greece .■ltd othi r areas in Europe. Capt. HoJpI ts at present a merntrar of Squadron T, ) f d ( i A A F Base 4*nil. I»r«w Field. I he citation accompanying l npt lloyd's swarti told of now 111* plana left its formation over u bsitn-r in Greece to make a lone iHiintitng run on a N a tl ves­ sel. Direct hit* from Boyd's plane destroyed tha vesael and then he rejoined his formation. His Sanford man is a veteran o f fifty combat missions against .the enemy. ___ A Tranecoe linen tel and western toM State Highway natrolman NO FAMILY ROW L. C. Bandar that hi* haadll»hts Alritnaa paaaanyar plana with 88 w ant out, causing him to drive aboard, crashed today In C llU N O K IN O , Dee. 1. (A1) — A S a n F ernando off the rood. Sou ire cioaa to Generalissimo a t le ast eaten Chiang K al-8hak declarail today mm' molltiou* and msndacioa* a London ater f aaying tha China's wlfa had separated a disagreem ent a t tea party “ Sr on rnilr* Evans RerealN ('ountr '•* Has Invested Over5 $6,non,l)0«' In Bonds I- “V i» EMERGENCY A R I S E t l l N S I A N T l . t ulioard »pr r a r n e r s in th* Pacific and apetial r n w s m e expe;tly trained trained to meet them This dramatic uctNin ulninnl tin- flat t.<p Cow pen, Is liut one of many illustration, when prompt work raved both piunr and pilot. At top, a Grumman llrllrnt flown by I t Alfred Mages. Jr.. Pittaburgh, roars over tin- slop with iindersi ui riage aflame. A( a signal from the landing officer hr comes in on the flight deck (renter) as firefighters ami r t -• m- sounds stand by As tin- plane tolls to atop (bottom) Magee leap- from the cockpit nod trai. along the wing to safety. Fln-flgllleiS •mother tin- ftames with chemicals. U S. I Navy photos. ( International) I Artillery burr »£#•*, f o r m in g Renault liitr--* b r f u r e the and S a a r Itr»er> a n d aim ing a d r t ’kc toward t h r m o u n ta in L n r r i r r h In th r u m th . In the hillrreH l b i t t l r , t h r I', SI tr-at and N inth armie*. (>«•i ft t r d toward (,o|«igne and to Don pssmcf j ^ by t h e h o n s l e b u r cannot go tb fhe P r v j f d e t i t until the two branches of congi*. agree on Its specific ti'rmi. Advt-eelril at a cu mtiin..’1 plan to del clop highways «n-l cushion (MJal-war unemploy i»> >' the Houir bill authorises ir> • federal govenunent to pui uo , 1600,000,000 ■ year for thr m il 'three yrars for road impi-'c men la. The m m i would hair m be matched dollar for-didlm I t states which want to s h a i r m the road building In addition to the fr.irrw! . 1 piogram the mtuisure aulh,- '> » *173.000.000 for park f t and Indian reservation road1 the three years. CongiC '-..... d appropriations must follow ’•> make the plan effective. Stricken Out tly a last minute amendment the house struck" from I in- c". IkmsI authority for the d e '.l“ P merit of air lauding strip* • I jaccnt to highways.* Opponent ( the provision successfully m e <1 that si] authority over aiip and landing strips should U- -it with the ( i v il Aeronautb* *• thority. The House bill allni* the ' 111 000,000 annual federal road ( n -Is on this basis: 1225,000,000 for federal .ml highways; ) l 50,000,01k) for on provement and development « t secondary, feeder and farm to* market ruails; $ 126,000,Oixi lor federal highways In city steal. The federal funds for secvn-lary and farm-tiy-market roads would be apportioned mi the following basis: One-thin) accunllnr to area, one-third jkopulation sml one-third mileage of post roads and mall route* Involved In each project Tne legislation ‘ provides for tha designation of a . "national system of |nterataU> highway* io be determined by Joint'agree­ ment between the state highway departments. The federal aid program could begin with the alert of the new jreer. An original houee proposal to atari the program with the T int' (lace). year after, the waa was amended on the floor. f p r i m ing w f-dkr** Inward the UlimrUml under ce*SMrl#*Ji th at Ja p an not* h as.about 2,000,- FIREF10HTERS GO TO WORK AS THE PILOT SCOOTS ALONO W1NO F A m e r ic a n a rm ir* nil along thr w n t r r n front d r o v e men- outbreak of the wer wjth Ctilna, CITY BRIEFS e 1 It r Helps In Selling * topil about jSbdJOO,. OWI saui f 1 (/F]£- A 11.873.000,000 federal pm grain Us rm-deriitic the nation' highways after the war was ap proved yesterday by lira House The bill, adopted by a vole vote. Is generally glm ilar La legit Overall Japanese dead since 1HJI7 I Dec. Record Breaking Air Offensive R e s u l t s In, Heaviest Losses Since April R aub V-2 Bomb Tank Faces The Camera At Last t’rop, livestock and iorost pro­ ducts goals for Florida fnrnWtv in 1945, appruxlmately the saipe as those for 1944. were set btod*) ■l a session of rcprcscntativc/Cpi CS pi nil y ta te and Federal agricultural Agencies and most fa rm e rs’ Wsan itatio n * o p eratin g In Florida Washington rerresentative* aald the W»r Food Administration E Hiking fur ample food production nest year, preferring to err Oil the side of Loo much rather than too little. 1’esnula remain > iorldu’i num­ ber i>ne war crop, and the goal set for IU45 calls for 120.W acres to Ira harvested which hi t i e same as the goal for The number of acres to bp off would bo reduced sllgW J. B. Daniels of the Agricultural Adjustment Agency raid. The goals recommended a slight decrease, tu 732.000 acres In colli, largeir because oats have h**n Increased from aruund 65,000 To lOOiXtO acres. A continued A cline in cotton acreage Ui 30-00(1 acre, i, suggrttrd. flue cured to­ bacco was upped to 20.000 acres, olhei tolracco (cigar wrapper) kept at 2-5<H> acres, sweet potatoei rednerd to 20,0<a) seres and Lame hn> kept at iilmut IN'.OO*1 It I®1**# Tnal Government Plans Big Post-war Road Building Prograrii 000 troops In Chlifa. N I M IIKR I I Member A*»oclatr<l I’rnn SANFORD FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DKCEMIIKIt 1. 1911 K\[\ A M td a iN 3 ■- L L_■ LulablhAied 1908 Yanks 277,000 Japanese At Cost Of 21,000 To U.S.; »< Strong Army L eft (I? W te m lfi AN INDEPENDENT NKWSPAPKIt , ..I 4 Jap Ships With5,OOOMen - A T LEAST ONE EXTRA $100 BONDI N EW ODMMANDKM WA8HINGTON Dec 1 (/II — The appointment of Major G en ­ era) Julian r . Smith as co m ­ manding general. Department of the Pacific, with headquarters In Ran Francisco- was announced to ­ day. A Marin* Corps announce­ Im lth will reUarariiv. ment said th at Smith*1 M ajor Genera) J Drc- 6. •‘‘JfrS-fp’ O nly 19. S hopping D a y < ? |» C h rirt« a 8 * ? • ’> ■' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1944 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 29, 1944 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 29, 1944. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 29, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c7199cd36d9b53237c63168476f9a2cc.pdf 1cce0ac6cd70216477f0c4748ca85241 PDF Text Text f n age tne^fXNFo ' E ir.n t 24 inch 113.60 a cord." IH inch 110.60 a cord. AMMUNITION In revnking ths 25 per cent premium previously allowed for "single" sales of civilian an. munition, Ol’A said price* pan mil FT tie computed In proportion (o the full bos price. When tho prcinlum nr--less than box lot sales was allowed, OPA said, such sale* constituted only a sinnl] portion of total islet in the nation. However, many re? tailors last year used the pro­ vision to evade ceiling prices, making all buyers purehaee their ammunition in broken box lota. R A TIO N IN G CALENDAR PROCESSED FOODS Blue A 8 through W6 iBook At only, Stamps X6, Y5, £6, A 2 gild B2 become valid Dee, I. Blur tokena invalid. Stamps good in­ definitely. * MEATS AND FATS Red AH through Pa (Hook 41 now valid at 10 pointa each for us* .with tokena. Both good In­ definitely. The ration value of ertamery butler hai been increased to 20 red points per nound. , SUGAR Sugar itampa No. 30, No. 81, No, JJ2, No. 33 and No. 34 now good for five pounds each In- C IG A R E T T E S Initial complaints ol alleged illicit sales of cigarettes prompt­ ed .District UI*A Director Chaua. cey W. Butler to caution smoker* toda- that they alof.e hold tho key to whether a full-flrdgel Muck market develops from the present acute shortage. "The shortage," he said, “ l« nbrioualv aggravated by imokera buying In advgnce pf normal nredi to build up personal sup­ plies. Home are- apiiwu irrlv ■will, mg to pay more than legal prices at.(I are Iherebv sowing the teed for a black market *hieh will eventually only deprive , them further of the cigarettes they cherish." Under existing regulations, all cigarette retailers are required to Itost celling prlcnt In plain view ucd are prohibited from exceeding the IrfptI prices by such evasive methods as "ile-ilt" sales. In dmduals are uryed to report any suspected vialotioni to their local War f’rlce and Rationing Hoard. R u im VVh.lv mt * k ..h H a l f ------ I 5 ib« 31c Ur.lmum -mt* . , tie HONF. US OR BRING Y O U * »dx* u. rHE oANFORl ount f'v . word* to the line. lacndln* phone and addr* ill a/fvertlawnenta for situations wanted wUJ be charred rular ciaaalficd ratal ib » 19c Colo Y.llow Swift's Blended O n io n s 5 I.nngH Sweet Mixed H ATES '5c pci lire for 81 Insertion* Oeoipla Yam s A D V E R T IS IN G 0e pat line for on* inwrtka Be p ^ line for throe tnrerticB* Tr per (In* for 8 fniartiona P o t a t o e s 5 ib. 2 5 c A s k F o r 4 - P a g e C o lo r P ric e L is t A d v e r t is in g S c o r e s O f Ite m s GARDEN-FRESH V E G E T A B L E S A R R IV E D A IL Y ! YOU W IL L A L W A Y S F IN D T H E V E R Y BEST Q U A LIT Y No. I Fane* Jersey Cpcodtan pound carton R u ta b a g a s ' ib 4 c H B. P op* Co. BATTERIES and Battery Charg Ing Quirk or Slow Charging. So o ball Pillabury Pancake Steak.......................lb. 40c Smoke Sausage .. lb. 39c Shoulder famfi ^Shoulders. lb. 27c Pure Lard........... lb. 18c Mackerel C L A S S IF IE D Id ah o C a u lif lo w e r ib 17c LARGE BOOM with private bath clone in. 706 E, 2nd St. reasonable Potatoes 10 lbs...... 42c Caliiomlo pecb/ig*. C a rro ts 2 C e le ry Toney N 25 pound. Fanry Iceberg bch. 19c m is c e l l a n e o u s onch Lee. Sta lk s F a n cy Celery 19c 17c Y York Jape rial LETTUCE 2 Hds. •« Potatoes Apples -, Extra ('■lllaniU Xemons ....... . doz 32c Louisian* T»«4*r i.rr+m APPLES 2 - 25c AM 1 Beans ......... ......... lb 15c low, section. 3 mil>* E a s t,. T . Lingo. Oviedo, F l a Larpr PwUibed Staarl P e c a n s S-lb boa 1 .3 9 (INK IIOIISK. and Lumlier Yard. lot Ouhart DELICATE diamond ring- one carat, in platinum setting, flunked hf two amaller stone*. Box 8. c/o Herald. Miracle W hip Grado B, No Points Country Stylo Pig Froth Sido8 Ib Short Rib. Ib Club, Sirloin Stonk. Ib Fro.h Hamburger. Ib Rib Roast Ib Stowing Boot Ib 21c 39c 25c 30c 19c Loin Chop. Bonolou Roa.t Broa.t Stow Sliced Liver Froth Pattio. 37c 32c 17c 69c 31c Ib Ib Ib Ib Ib Pork Chop. Ib I Froth Shouldor. lb t Little Pig Hams Ib * Tasty Sausage Ib 25c Pi£ Pork Stow lb Gomiino Spring g K 3 CroH Cut Shouldor Ib Rib Chops Ib Sirloin Roast . Ib Lamb Stow Ib Lamb Pattios . Ib 29c 27c 31c 32c 23c 27c 39c 4)e 19c 31c Sksll Sc hley 1v PECANS HOM owner, for rash, small two bgdroom house and garagt; in eumlrhs of Sanford. Box f c/o TO BUY; Modern house. Box X, cAo Herald. fhnac Sanborn STUDIO much, dav bed or couch. Bed inuat be in good condition. Phene I83-J. Factory Racked Fancy Blue Hone BABY carriage In good condition, h i M »ell for 880. Mrs. Meua phone 6 ,1 0 -J, Standard LOST FISHING boat with 3-horsc kick­ er anil trailer, 8100DO. Robert Thomaa, R t U Box 128 (Wilson Comer}. nmnll black dog with brown spots answers to name o f Happy." Reward. Mrv. E.M. Cain, l-axo Monroe.' LOST: Ration book No. 4. Eddie Simmons- 708 Orange Ave. LOST: Gray full length at Junior ward. Phone Soap of Boautiful Woman LOST: On* heaw Black hone mule, On* heavy Black Mpre, One heavy red colored Mare, 8760 CASH for email Incomplete On# Black Jack. Return io house* on front lot. In the cen­ W. E. Kirchhotf, ohone 305. ter of peaceful Like N»ry* Can b« mad* Into an elegant home for a small .urn. Invest* [gate. J. G. Smith, Lake Mary. WELDING: By an expert with Box 272. ., -' SOVAO M *avnariknuwlia--- PALMOLIVE 47-oz. Sacramento 4U Blue Points Sealskin Fur mat. kt dance Thursday Officer*' Club. R*. Bt-W. 12 fL rowboat with flab well, 82D. 211 French Ave, Gontlo rillsbury LOST: W HITE gold diamond wrist watch. Return to Chrl*. Une Stoudennilre, 605 Elm Ave. and receive reward. is .* ram ir. Tomato Soup ... 15c • #* Tomato Paste . .. 8c No. 2 can Rogers No. 5 rixi U S ( Betty Mayonnaise.... 27c 16-ox. Del Monta Diced K^n-L-Meal NIC1J young thrifty Victory GarCabbage; ColUrda; Quaker Oat* Chinas* Laundry Soap JhtjBeitie: 22cTurni|TGreena. octago: TURKEYS ELDERLY Lard tibetn 18c ^ Sausage ib 39c Bologna * 33c j f h f . l t Taaiax 0 round f i f e l- sj Sausage 35c ^Wierw* * 35c &a»Wd Xoef Tongues a 43c ,* .J U 1 »0 * U * Mackerel ib 23c M ilt. Croakers 2-ib* 25c O ysters p» 75c Snapper ib 39c Oranuhtwl W AN T' OCTAGON u . s . pk» OCTAGON Quick Sudi Pound •u tto p y SOAP j 2 3 c medium am 49c **tPer SVell Stuart Write (INK SET OF 18 carat whit* gold LARGE die doll bed or cradle ring*—engagement ring 1/8 Phone 200-W. carat diamond, 886 value for 860. Phone 451-W after 6:00 TO BUY: two burn* PM. . oil hekter. Phone 607-M Goldon Ago Spaghetti or Macaroni L * . I1* p e r Herald New Crop Florida Krafiu Ib 41c ALMONDS L •Jo ACRE tiled rflery farm en Cameron Avtnud, ' East SitU. lately plowed end harroweA K. B Stowe. Phone 132-R. .' i 19c Grado A WALNUTS 10 acre* good citrus land for quick .air, *2600 00, (Ivied* Calif Coptiof Yama WANTED— n«»lm Ave A p p le s 5 k* 4 5 c fe n $1 t’OUNTHY hum*. 5 room hung* U A I York G ra p e s r jt r n a g e t u iu t i^ lo n Large Peanuts Western Wv.tern Doliciou* Idaho ... 25c 3 lbs. ..... 25c ----A— A n y Stalk In Sioi*=-Jumbo For Guaranteed B aking—P ill bbury s Bool A T • SATURDAY ('••Rirr lir lt U. S. 1 Main© P ricei G ood Thru Saturday, Docombor 2 THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY Cheese.................Ib. 38c Annual Manager’s Sale! ^ u a n lity Rights Reserved W E D N E S D A Y NO VEM BER; 2?t . J04tg H ERALD . BANF’OIID, FLO IV O R Y SN O W Poultry Ranch. No �I ' 44." * * ■l i ? -i'­ <* # *- YOUR PERSONAL COAL ll wa *4ak le he fraar H in prrt t r r e ItfM tnvlotit* for which » • tfe m wish u Invsllmsbls prlri ■ harp b*c» ao leaf cod- leading—*wa a u l fight l m t k id k VOLUME V um ■ n a t a i. XXXVI @ lw » § > m tfo v h y '# * r" I * i r h g . * A M td a iN Fi Z AAims^ r|B l ° 0 d y B a ttle R a g e s A lo n g ! By Agencies R o e r R iv e r in D r iv e O n D u r e n Sinjfed Hellcat fc VVFA Appeals For Too Much Food Rather T h a u T oo L i t t l e Laytc gulf, reporting five tramport* cunk or damaged Tne storm-halted 11.8. infun. trismcn continued relentless pres­ sure on the worsening Jap post* tiona on Leyte. The Japanese claimed the cap­ ture of three towns. Driving deeper in central China, and re­ ported the removal of Gen. Mas. } akaiu Kawaba us commander in Burma. U.S. Troops have killed at least 277.000 ’ Japanese at a cost of 21.000 American fatalities, the Office of War Information rrw vi-aled last night In a report which said that Japan already has 4.000.000 men in the field ami can comfortably equip and train an additional 2,000,OKI). Japan is nowhere near the bottom of the barrel In fighting • reserve, and can recruit, added millions from subject nation.. OWI said III n detailed sumtaalion of the characteristics, equipment and organisation of Japanese troop, based on War Department ^ Information. In addition to the 277jptm Japnnesc Willed ill comliat. 250.. 00O are in isolated island pockets, cut off from halie or resrui. Overall Japanese dead since 1HJI7 outbreak of the wer wjth Ctilna, MUY AFLAME, A HELLCAT HEADS FOR HOME ABOARD A CARRIER AS THE PLANE COMES IN EMEROENCY CREWS APS READY WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 <1P| A 11.873.000,000 federal pm grain Us rm-deriitic the nation' highways after the war was ap proved yesterday by lira House The bill, adopted by a vole FIREF10HTERS GO TO WORK AS THE PILOT SCOOTS ALONO W1NO EMERGENCY ARISE t l l N S I A N T l . t ulioard »pr rarners in th* Pacific and apetial rnws me expe;tly trained trained to meet them This dramatic uctNin ulninnl tin- flat t.<p Cow pen, Is liut one of many illustration, when prompt work raved both piunr and pilot. At top, a Grumman llrllrnt flown by I t Alfred Mages. Jr.. Pittaburgh, roars over tin- slop with iindersi ui riage aflame. A( a signal from the landing officer hr comes in on the flight deck (renter) as firefighters ami rt-•m- sounds stand by As tin- plane tolls to atop (bottom) Magee leap- from the cockpit nod trai. along the wing to safety. Fln-flgllleiS •mother tin- ftames with chemicals. U S. I Navy photos. ( International) Taylor Commandury No ?n. \ Knights Templar will hold s regular conclave at the Masonic liall tonight at 8:00 o’clock, ac cording to I.. 0. Steele, Eminent Commander. CIT Y B R IE F S I f ha* jret Iraen given. Home On Leave Editors Notex—'iiif follow­ e Yellow Jackets Littell Is Fired Defeat Sanford By President For By 24 To 13 Score Insubordination Broadway RunsScvcn- A t t o r n e y Heneral’s ty Yards For Touch­ Aid Had Previously down On 2nd Play Refused To Resign ing b m n of bon In service “Rome oq leave- Rave been robtallied bv Uw Pilot Club for which Mr*, Z. a fUUHf. telephone 05t-J, « d Miss Blanche Kennody, telephone 9S3 -W have h**« (selectad a* * commlttac to pernre names •f. penrleo meet end woven eo that thafa! friend* May know wkon they are In Saaferd. I ertbunr's Yslluu Ja» Lets, in s thrill pitched gtinti* utteiuh-d by .. targe Thanksgiving evening email, defeated Seminole High ."'rhiHd's Celervtfcs, 24 fa 13 sml »o won t h * . _ East Coast Conference championship. Just ono play after Han Turd had kicked o ff In l-reshurg, the latter’s star full-hack. Broadway paced ' _by eipcrl interference, Coxawain vain William 0. Drown ■wept around his own right end ha* arrived trad from Miami to spend for a 70 yard touchdown. The a abort,-leavrf with hi* w wllife and Fad defense then stiffened, but on family. offenaa thay could make hut abort gain* and they were forced to kick. Leesburg, which had W arren L. Odham failed for the extra point led 0 to 0 at the and of the quarter. The Fad*, paced .by CsUahan, (O w llssri Oa t*aa« r » t i L t Loyce Forguson Is Back From Europe W A SH IN G TO N , Dee I, (A t 1'm.idi-Tit IliKisevelt rrocketl down vwflly yesterday on the latest quarrel within his Administra­ tion, firing his own appointee. Assistant Atlorary General Nor­ mal! M. I.ltlell, fur " Insuhard Ins Hon” to Attorney General Francli Diddle. It wna the atemest. Presidential action of its kind since Mri Roosevelt str(pm>d Vice President Henry A. Wallace and Secretary of Conimeree Jesse June* of autorlly In wartime foreign rcoao. mlc matters July 15, 1043. and It «*■ one o f the rare Instance* In which Mr. Roosevelt hat sum- - (OssIhlstS Oa Pace T w al Rainfall Waa Light' During Last Month Scant rainfall, .87 of an Inch, for the month of November, Was MIAMI BEAClTT Dec. t. (Spe­ reported today by B. F. Wbltnpr, cial)— 1st Lieut Lioyrc E'Forjru- weatherman. Normal rainfall fo r •on, 14, o f 300 ' West Ninth November la usually 1.77 Ihclaas, Street, Sanford, has arrived at which make* the deficiency, 1.40 Alt' Fortes Redistribution Inches. In aplte of thla. the ra­ m No. X In Miami Beach pert ahowt that than baa begn f<r realignment procuslng after 1 aa excess for tha year of 14.LI complsting a tour or dut- out- Inches, much of which waa dua ‘* ^ - ’ ’ |UnltwlButera. to heavy gammer rein* and tha Jons si a r-5 t hurricane. Rainfall sp tp Dee. 1 nine months In toe waa I4.RS Inchea, ■ iimnarsiuM Average November tamporaln iter, shot down one of 05.3 waa only 1.4 g. S„ S S J 'w low tha average for that _____ sidential Unit of 00.7 degrees, It waa nportad. — Club Reports Successful D a n c e vote. Is generally glmilar La legit to Don pssmcfj ^ by the honsle bur cannot go tb fhe Prvjfdetit until the two branches of congi*. agree on Its specific ti'rmi. Advt-eelril at a cu mtiin..’ 1plan to del clop highways «n-l cushion (MJal-war unemploy i»> >' the Houir bill authorises ir> • federal govenunent to pui uo , 1600,000,000 ■ year for thr m il 'three yrars for road impi-'c menla. The mmi would hair m be matched dollar for-didlm I t states which want to s h a i r m the road building In addition to the fr.irrw! . 1 piogram the mtuisure aulh,- '> » *173.000.000 for park f t and Indian reservation road1 the three years. CongiC'-....d appropriations must follow ’ •> make the plan effective. Stricken Out tly a last minute amendment the house struck" from I in- c". IkmsI authority for the d e'.l“ P merit of air lauding strip* • I jaccnt to highways.* Opponent ( the provision successfully me <1 that si] authority over aiip and landing strips should U- -it with the (iv il Aeronautb* *• thority. The House bill allni* the ' 111 000,000 annual federal road ( n -Is on this basis: 1225,000,000 for federal .ml highways; ) l 50,000,01k) for on provement and development «t secondary, feeder and farm to* market ruails; $ 126,000,Oixi lor federal highways In city steal. The federal funds for secvn-lary and farm-tiy-market roads would be apportioned mi the following basis: One-thin) accunllnr to area, one-third jkopulation sml one-third mileage of post roads and mall route* Involved In each project Tne legislation ‘ provides for tha designation of a. "national system of |nterataU> highway* io be determined by Joint'agree­ ment between the state highway departments. The federal aid program could begin with the alert of the new jreer. An original houee proposal to atari the program with the Tin t' (lace). year after, the waa was amended on the floor. 1945 Auto Tags Are ■ On Sale In County ‘■J Automobile IVccnae tags lo t are now on *a(a at tha T u Collector Jno. □. Jinklna In tha Court Uoose. Mr. Jinklna today requested that 1 those applying [flit; „ „ _ for new vehicle licenses bring their re­ gistration card*, and u convenient vehicle title certlflcatea. The new lleenae plate* Kara fallow numtrars on a black back- fta s tra m a M g w f p r iI m ing w f-dkr** Inward the UlimrUml under ce*SMrl#*Ji Artillery burr »£#•*, forming Renault liitr--* brfure the and Saar Itr»er> and aiming a drt’kc toward thr mountain Lnrrirr h In thr umth. In the hillrreHl bittlr, thr I', SI tr-at and Ninth armie*. (>«•ifttrd toward (,o|«igne and IhU^^Idfirf i»n • ♦20miir front on thr ILwrr It'll#, thr Third Arm* * a* forc­ ing a «ulid front of 12 to 15 rnilr* on thr. wrat tin Sa.tr *K*in*t fried 11nr. hank of thr Sieg­ 4 4 i » r U (rrf P r t M Uf H r « d ij iiMf tf r^. 21*41 \rm ' liar l ( \r> Ifnncr, — ihu l t « v ■ bf i u t Jif n b l b l t Irf no w ♦>.0 0 0 .0 0 0 1. r«M*pn t u » Y* i g r t h t l,rf m»nj, r l i m a 1i r hattlr •*f L* )P44 b i f l i n ^ ■P Ht ' i*i iiT i a t r l v .‘.rii m ti mni, *r r II« fit r <»r til n i* Y. t h r h r * t i n f o r m u 1I nn r t at (1 j i bl r « It $ 1 11• . ' D hi !I n Si n n l ili- Km r h i. __ Helps In Selling $4,200 In Bonds B y Chairman t* tjghiii. $I ’2**1 i’t *' llonil -itl' imuIc WrtL i - v i U k r v r n i n i f «t t h •» mrelluif at I.lit* ' Itmntii'if 1*lu1» *■1 I f iitrn nml I K’ l jiihI Smifonl. (Ml! llUtlVfN >>( But inmil I i .ihd I \ITV IIri IV MU I U S « .. riliUt t ill ItpHffH1 • r|i I In I h* I r >rl f !>\ A l* i I .* *1 Y ••*1<11M *»f tie Flat I h \ HUr Irt*fl( J ■ Ft-i iiinn fiti» t l,,.t 1I hml ui* ’ •l ..ill n in in th U (h r t il <Hrt*t t n i ». 1 H ii-1 f »n n i l l com nnu 1*1 i t ' i - b 44.|*t4».l t ' s4 I • IkO H l >u i r w b * in I i ■‘ i» -1 II llH It f b 1 n p r i« U h I tn n f ti'.tr ll airfl tm * 1iV 4’t 1. aa# Hi u i h V f* .N |i *4 ij I ( i 1 h* 1 l ll bv if f J* I lf s IIM ( il k * « Ms L ll k ri- t1H V 111 If Jr. in . e n t f ? iirijk; th*« «1m Mr 1 rii m i t il ) w t in ti - n v i t - 1* f prior on the NIB' Fllilwr MH*ff find Mullv *4 lt -V (4I • I* M in i llifl I MI NMl UL At H, I iff.. 1 ( *Sj>r. t ! 11*111 1 Mhrtlil K Fe*rmil 2 l Piiik »i |'i4* i nirnt w, Sgii... .it* M l'* ■ ||4 1-! 11 1 T t I K ill* I *44 I*I . thri ill ..... . . | lift. h."! . ll i *»ki­ 1144' III t ill h. il l l-.MI it 1S' 1 H t tV Ir 1 . *1 f ill w * if S ls l* . \ r*nv A ir IVi -*itin«l I f.*r AFK '1 rnlHlrtl hu iiev. *r*n*tl t f h ff£ h a hu 1*14*1 rt* Tii 14* prt.L, lesh this •I* ir t l I In* w.ii f ii lid limit In Inlying 11m * i*> d( .1 "It is Will th nil «|. i it 1 * 11141I proifrattiHarnlil H i r u f i . H-lr fomtcrly «>f thr *( akc produclicnF fitri just tn smv4 thr Ilf*’ uf .»r*y of Olnrti Riul Jiihimm. served ns j tn»y liver thrre* » imI » p • tiiiiilit muster of eeremnnles rl iit rope ■ till) till III# l« killIf W|* *'411t," M Ml M It R»'jh rst'H 1lit Iv« tricks, i Itoyinl bni* i»rnl the ukr- Si utr Smith Itlf. Mr. Kvmiiw report* Ihnl .Y!u*» Hetty. Ii»u Hrlturnnii' Y wf-.'Ic. Lorynlnr Neumann. Hn2c. atul Hgcr Kchd Whlgiini of the Hit t AI phi Sw rulers, S It *f the T h e ii lr r h md hern 11»»11 ti Hi t?i i t*i i SHAIU made a hit with trin in hMvifi** hin coinpuny itlliK-ntn ■Inginff. John Foster S-lc, did o 120,000 towurd amIt* of homlnexin coiniml dune# Coalumed In Soniinolo County, A full sited repliiM of m (Irt 8outh American cowUiy fnphion War the string hand which in­ mnn V-l robot ImuoI* which wi»cluded: Karl Kroept r S 2c and i* mndr by Arm ) p«*i Miniiel t-itnl former concert r'i#nliit. Fni#»t which for the l**»t wi-rk hu* Tgylor, 8*1c, *r\#iImr. Victor R(miJ» 1>#rn on ili«L>Uv in CIi ImimIo, will 8-lc- violin mid Barncfl at huic b# cihibiteu Moinluy nflrtimon At the corner uf First «nd Mug Violin. The Sanfn n! Nnval A ir fUntion noliu Avtnuti In onlrr to stimu Orch^itm pUyn! for « dgnre lutr Intrrcst In Nrmitnde I ’minty'h following th** entertainment. A leggini; wgr Imiii*! ilrivr, nrcoril Otnnin ieep. f«pture<l in M rico, in « to Frank Evnna, lamd driveWgg gxhlhlUd. 9^tnide. % chuirmin. No figures n* to total trand suits can now !>* made. Mr. M w. Hattie Byrd Evans said, hut added that ivitii but 15 days uf ths drive left, Hurt In.. Accident the County Is far from its ipiuta. a ;i _ r The robot bomb replica to InMr*. FUttia Byrd, who.hkd rashown is a long, narrow affair ouMtcd a ,rlde to town from imall side and tail wings Charlea Durnscd of Lake Monrae, with driving a 30 Plymouth Sedan that appear utterly inadequate to keep tha affair In the air. In south on the Orlando-Sanfori highway recently, s u f f s r c t l the upper rear is a tom' cannon 1 Cota whan tha car left tha Ilka tuba through which gases iway south of Laka Mlriniw which have boon Ignited In propel the one and ■ naif Inn projectile knocked over three concrete to its destination. posts. ' DumscO. who waa unlnlurwict *t .1 ii M*4tii*n N.i Ur,n I f .s. r r n m l|^ H inplrtlllff "hr c»n 1 ly tiiif t rusa *. 1 1. ( Ii :*f , l - in:-1 s,tb . 1ti - t i l , 1if111 in A h Mnl ill H r alleniiei with 1 ll r 4*4' 4 111 ti l nf Ktoriilk in ?b»- l in v 4’ rmty i ' l l 1 2 atml pilin' *1 thi- A A F Jmi. i (') 4 h— Mri.l ii ).! r i ii it" 1(1 Lih.'Hrt mint f lit-vrii,i T t h 1H puit. i .uf.. '•) 141t1"Ev It * •t fl f h r rr .In .1 lid AOil t »4f» I * ‘ t *4 ' I- DmImv 1|I t.4 • I I • i I • i i r n l . I I IV<I ' JHM» rit I f III 1". | 1»1* V K U uf id i i v r 11 J r i t f l lit lm r j b il l k f r u m ov#r»*ri«‘ ilulv fyi 1u% MOI# Mm > Ktvtr t<l f * ,.| * 1 * '1 ' M ( s ....................... «‘ l tri t i l l . B ill 1A f ." b H* I b> llln w P 1 I l f riNA, i • r <ii K-ttfi llc fc v ” M) |» 44*H i* I’m W l' llH V ri up 4* n i l If" 1* 1.4»• . Mr \ * J b .lt . in ( n il put N *n * r ,.l. r ir l t h r 1h r « i« i I * ib r it t r ia l N MV *4 I r iv i lh •.1 t i l * i .In ' I • k ..... 11*. H I* t 4: .» u«nll4% ■ 44f • a rt‘>ia>tit lit Ilm r n.r MIt,I m ik T ilt: L t uti u *#1 Mr 1. It I ill 141 l t ‘w the Ithiiii-litm l No I’owdrr liurns, Lieut. Donald Dearson Hrlietefl Aeeidental Makes 71 .Missions i-»" r -4*1 trii i Kvuntin uiiM l% "Anfi; it liHli* li.tM! k*Mt 1 •IT* ' ' HfHj ll-' I n r In t 1*4-4 I lliriii ti< • l-utTing nil A rm y h n rlod “• j (be ( .4'f m nit« Is,irk « cru*i the | K|.f 1 K IV rl ••riliH Juheh atij 1Enatnl Lrururti i.mlc r strut * f • [ trr . •ptunnir w rill. Thr First ' Vj tii y I** tli« Iikillh IkjuikM i t 1hf wtip rune hu1 * ( Duf^u, 20 M| |’*M, Ii - I A. I r**\% ilr lv iv Thursday A. M 1 r™ * iliiit Mu a in i- put h u g I ll t i* |l Evans •Itil sulr i*f l hi- > lilL Limn are ill lak'if,f,k' i" wAtL Toonty In comfiii f » vlnAk nli*-, it t .» Evans RerealN ('ountr '•* Has Invested Over5 $6,non,l)0«' In Bonds Ii-i m“V i » il. VS «> frm flgliilnyr « )!• ill*••i’ rilu'd ax Month arid I'flftillpx.-i ax thu 1'tllfvl III tllu lu.il Coast Guard Unit Bond Sales Said John Ludwig Dies 1 if*u t It i \ r l if lii't'p u u 'lies uf I i «i f .. r f i n I h e r iiii 1 e a le d t h i i* r u u n t i y « V4*i t in * Frees S ii m i l ' s 1 s a n r l q 4# a \ i m i i j. .l f ' I'lfu l tn .K A I'H K l’ IN \ i i,rl t»Mmii ti nt Vi fn:* ai.4• mipc-ih *»■ d ___ A Tranecoe linen tel and western toM State Highway natrolman NO FAM ILY ROW Alritnaa paaaanyar plana with 88 L. C. Bandar that hi* haadll»hts aboard, crashed today In want out, causing him to drive C llU N O K IN O , Dee. 1. (A1) — A San Fernando o ff the rood. Sou ire cioaa to Generalissimo at least eaten Chiang Kal-8hak declarail today mm' molltiou* and msndacioa* a London ater f aaying tha China's wlfa had separated a disagreement at tea party “ S r F American armir* nil along thr w n trrn front drove men- Washington rerresentative* aald the W»r Food Administration E Hiking fur ample food production nest year, preferring to err Oil the side of Loo much rather than too little. 1’esnula remain > iorldu’i num­ ber i>ne war crop, and the goal set for IU45 calls for 120.W acres to Ira harvested which hi tie same as the goal for The number of acres to bp off would bo reduced sllgW J. B. Daniels of the Agricultural Adjustment Agency raid. The goals recommended a slight decrease, tu 732.000 acres In colli, largeir because oats have h**n Increased from aruund 65,000 To lOOiXtO acres. A continued A cline in cotton acreage Ui 30-00(1 acre, i, suggrttrd. flue cured to­ bacco was upped to 20.000 acres, olhei tolracco (cigar wrapper) kept at 2-5<H> acres, sweet potatoei rednerd to 20,0<a) seres and Lame hn> kept at iilmut IN'.OO*1 It I®1**# Tnal Government Plans Big Post-war Road Building Prograrii * topil about jSbdJOO,. OWI saui William J. Dewecn plead guilty thl« morning before Circuit Court Judge M. B. Smith to theft from FVIgmr If», Hanklni of a pin-kei Edgar con Is book containing |70. No sentence 1 It r Agencies and most farmers’ Wsanitation* operating In Florida ) that Japan not* has.about 2,000,000 troops In Chlifa. Record Breaking Air Offensive R e s u l t s In, Heaviest Losses Since April Raub V-2 Bomb Tank Faces The Camera At Last GAINBSVtLLE, Dec. 1 (/F]£t’rop, livestock and iorost pro­ ducts goals for Florida fnrnWtv in 1945, appruxlmately the saipe as those for 1944. were set b tod*) ■l a session of rcprcscntativc/Cpi CS pi nil ytate and Federal agricultural F r r ti} Four more. Japanese trans­ ports, Iqfcded with 5,000 rcinforcementa for Leyte, were Bunk by American bombers in the ccntrar Philippine soaa, and a freighter and de­ stroyer left aflame. For the third struiaht day Tokyo claimed damaging uttacks on Allied ships In the N I M IIK R I I Member A*»oclatr<l I’ rnn SANFORD FLO R ID A, FRIDAY. DKCEMIIKIt 1. 1911 Yanks K\[ \ 277,000 Japanese At Cost O f 21,000 To U.S.; »< Strong Army Left (I? 3 ■- L L_■ LulablhAied 1908 With5,OOOMen i* W t e m lfi A N INDEPENDENT N K W SPAPK It , ..I 4 Ja p Ships - A T LEAST ONE E XTRA $100 BONDI I b. •I I h i i - I II V h . !h •H-i si ,ie*.M 1Wi l , J.tl n IK hi HI" V4 I |*l tali ll'l* mtirriiny 1M It il 'Oilflfl 141m*\ »* I1|( Hill h'liil (*■ * with i hi> 11giti f» 1111*' * li»i% **v»*|. ntly t ***"■. I I .( i T* f I*I 11**1 to I kJ« k l-d ( if III Mu ...... I »4potb I i 14k-'**14, -.t-l I l«'4l lit’ brtil hotliiiiK I** lilrikri |tub lit i'ljiicriTMtug tbv fM*'*' M r 1 ,nbi fc, w in* bn* iH-riii i*m giigi*d in Inigf -itlife growing cn hr(jiiM'k, iiifori l*» SkJifoi ii m HI2H Ui unv tmrn nn Stmrn I ■ •luf id. \ i ’W V ik, Jttfi 2 Mil'.* H r whp *4 nn*mki’f of AH S- -uiI 'tii hi*to i blit■* I- ii.in1! »*f S ,1 f.r-i Klhri* IkHlgr 1211 Kiimn il •ppvtri'k f**t Mr I y.1 I.K k vaiiT « ill Ik- bribl mi i Sum Iit y uftriino.'ti i»t All S i m l a Wllruth* In r h n ff li with Killin' ln hum Niii btiftL >*f f 11 iMtiog lri»tiiriiit " dl b»* it* All S«itiN 1 nth 4»1jr t %Tiiftrif V SikfijfYliiy nriilUff ut thr h.nt k'*oi h u/ifrnl Ilomt* a Huriury will h«* rt't ilt'iL Stirvlviifat Mr** th** Witlow, Mrw. Ireiir llmndt hml^iir of l i in f u n l; two tiniisrhtc-rn. ConsUirKf U llla n and Marifiniiri Pi'crlla of S a n fo r d ; two putiM, John, J r - and Jam r* A. uf Kan fo n t; thi* mtither, Mrw* J u li a Ludwig o f Sanfn nl; two brothrir* VV, A. Ludwig of S a n ­ ford and Jonriph !«. I.mlwlg o f N r w York Sin 11*; four u n d e * . P e t e r Mflich of tin* Grand Duchy of L m v n d iu r g ami Joseph, ^ k k ( apt. ( olumbus Boyd Awarded D F C is lA.Mi'A. Dei. 1. (Special) — In n cerenton) at Dre» Held, i'ai'tpa. 1 ui. Wendell It McCoy, t«-. i-utitmcmli'd presented dect.talu.u-. a-AarUr-d hviucs tjf many tlusirr* of vumlwl in this war. Aiming those receiving awards wii* I apt Ci-lumtius M. Boyd, a iistnn ■>( Sanfoid. Florida, who iinui-d the Distinguishni Flying i n,,* for extraordinary achtjv*mrid as a 11-17 pilot in action ogniiist the client) over Greece .■ltd othi r areas in Europe. Capt. HoJpI ts at present a merntrar of Squadron T, )fd (i A A F Base 4*nil. I»r«w Field. I he citation accompanying l npt lloyd's swarti told of now 111* plana left its formation over u bsitn-r in Greece to make a lone iHiintitng run on a Natl ves­ sel. Direct hit* from Boyd's plane destroyed tha vesael and then he rejoined his formation. His Sanford man is a veteran of fifty combat missions against .the enemy. and. Frank Mcl.w-h of Slnforl and nn aun t. Mrs Fred is-Uy of Ixmg Island. New York. N EW ODMMANDKM WA8HINGTON Dec 1 (/II — The appointment of Major Gen­ era) Julian r. Smith as com­ manding general. Department of the Pacific, with headquarters In Ran Francisco- was announced to­ day. A Marin* Corps announce­ Imlth will reUarariiv. Only ment said that Smith*1 Major Genera) J D ay< Drc- 6. •‘‘ JfrS-fp’ 19. Shopping ?|» C h rirt« a 8 * ? • ’> ■' �X. •* . PAGE TWO • Yellow Jackets Defeat Sanford By 24 To 13 Score review between halves. H urtle* Lineup Sanford Po.s Rayburn I.K tlru inlay LT (ary Llnge * Single Carillon Seaport Open* Dec. 2nd Leesburg Carlton Adam* iiyer Ift n-^Diiren rtrbnn McKc? I.you MeKee tCaaltaue* I ' t w ' rag* Ow) Teeter made two first down* In the be- Fielding Trumin finning o f the aecond quarter Uark VanderbleeV and got to the Leesburg 3f>, only Sumter Mahoney to lore the ball when C. Knight, K il pn trick Harvey Intercepted a long pas*. By thla l.lnirle Rennet time, however, the F o il were Dycaa Broad wav trailing 12 to 0, following a long Callahan run for a touchdown at -the boginning o f the quarter by l.ee* burg's Harvey. The half ended with the above «rare Leesburg started the second half with n cosily fumble on receipt o f Sanford'* kick, and wa<C forced a hit later to kirk to the Sanford -lit. ( nllahnn nnd Dye** began making quirk, abort tn^rily di*mi*»ed an Admlnistrncut* godd for first down*, and lion official. Callahan scored the first Fed Hi* action was disclosed hy the touchdown hy sheer force. Brum Justice Department which made m kicked for the extra Sanford public a brief Presidential state­ point. ment reveAling that Mr. Rons#A little later, llrordway hrnkr veil previously had asked Littell loose from hi* own to for another to resign “ for his own career.". Leesburg touchdown, and al­ Middle also had asksd l ittell to though the Feds in turn got to resign, hut the Utter refused. the Jacket's .17. they could not The wording of toe Prerldentlal ■core, and l-ee-burg led 18 to7 j statement suggested thsl Littell at the end of the third quarter. similarly had Ignored Hr. Roose­ Rarlv in the fourtn quarto, >velt* request. * Chartea "8uhaerTie#re" The ‘Blddle-LIttell 'ft o i, smould­ ering sine# Hay 14. 1242, brace i wide open'Wednesday night when tho Senate War Investigating1 li'a a lla M * U'.* P rw aa ra s e O a .) India southwest o f Cologne, On the central sector the U. S. Third Army drove through lough opposition t6 the Saar River half a mile west' of M ir■1b. The Seventh Army la within TH mQes of llagenau. Berlin said thk Natl* ’ are Withdrawing' from the town, 144 mile* from Jir Reich frontier. The Russian* In a new offendve weal of ; the Danbbc River in southwest Hungary surged to within • 78 miles of otn-flanked Budapest. Other Reds aw.rinrd south from Pees through Littell Is Fired By President For InsubordjnatiQfi — FRIDAY. DECEMBER'1, 1914 RD HERALD.. SANFORD. FLORIDA IN THIf FIRST photo to arrive from the Belfort Cap front where the French broke through to the Rhine, long tinea of Nail prisoner* are shown being inarched through IIaricourt after surrendering to the French l i t Army force*. If. a Signal Coma Radloohoto. d s is n u iin u ii , . AmkricaV railroad* since *1921 hnvr made capital expenditure* of 12 hllllnn dollar* for Improve merit* in cur*, locomotive*, road bed. algnollng. terminals, shop* , , , , . and for other purpo*c* having to do with truri>| ortatinn. U tKfrTfA lJES, FI.A.—The famous chime* of lhe"5lhi Tower will be heard December 2nd at U o'clock noon when Anton Bree*,' famous mrlBonneur. plays the opening program 6t the 1945 season. The Tower Is near Lake Walls gnd Jltit 12 miles'from the Florida Cypress Gardfnt* giving visitors a treat of music anil floweri on ihe same trip. • —Photo by DaMgren. Visit Sanford's (O allasee I m « rage oaet acrea. No goal* were set on Winter vegetables slnte these are already planted. For Spring vegetables the group suggested acreage de­ creases of 10 per cent with snap beans, 25 per cent with cabba-e 30 per cent with eggplant and 10 per cent .with green peppers. In'creased acreages recommended In eluded 12 per cent for lima beans. 16 per ‘cent for wlite potatoes, ami 20 per cent each for green pea* ami cucumbers. Acreage* eqtul to the harvested krres in 1944 vrere suggested for tomatoes celery, escarolo and lettuce. For beef cattle the committee 'accepted the War Food Adminis­ tration's recommendation that xne numl>er of cattle on farm* and rancho* be reduced R per cent by the end 'of . l]|46,;tj » bich would wrtohaCTy'? mean,- brWrKr1 tAarVelfftg* during the. year. No resluction in 'sows bred to farrow or in number of hog* raised wa* rec­ ommended, while the goal for sheep and lamb* w ii lowered 22 per cent. Men* and millets on farm* to the prewar level or about two million head. egg production aliout- the same n* in 11>I4. 18 million doren. broiler production the same n 1.1 per rant increa-iin rhlrk* raised, and 5 per cent I more turkey* were the (uultiy I pronouncement*. ---------------- -— I The ordinary weight of hrni •**» seven ounce* to one i oiin.j in Spam, eight ounce* in r.P-d.ind Kruncr n(lll, jn ,.|ll;„ Mt , nj . |n (Ji rmany New Beauty Shop II || A D M IS S IO N 40c — i M achin e] T O D A Y and S A T U R D A Y ent*. »T U V£ ii (T a x In c i.j — S E R V IC E -10c Mnnirnri1* • DOUBLE FEATURE Hair Hlyling Oil ShmrtpooM WYOMING • -Fncinl.i j&rC ’ !■' r . J U j i .r N j i n ' F V i 1908 Sanford Ave StlN D A Y aftd M O N D A Y CYPRESS OA11DENS. FLA.-Julia Wallenburg made a hit with the sailors when the ap­ peared at a Sunday afternoon water sport show here clod In thla seagoing outfit To visit the newly redecorated Dining Room and Cocktail Loifn^c of the U.8. FlOHTFn PILOT Lt. Harold O, Miller of I-os Angeles, pie turn! here In hi* home with his wife Marguret .indicates on it map of the former vvui front In Normandy -the *pot where he strafed n German cbt Inst July 24 ami sent it careening and burning into the roadside ditch. It t* now belirvrd that Ihe Inti- Field Marshal Erwin Rommel of Germany was in that ear, and that the wound* from vvhirh Rommel later died were inflicted by gun* of Miller's plan* (International Snundphoto) - Col. Elliott Roosevelt Will Marry Again Your Favorite • W e Serve the finest FUN-STARS A R E BACK! in food and liquors Correspondent William fi. Whit# In •A front dispatch:1"The First Army 4a -havin'- lo pav for ail this.; and .Gtnpan resistance has hot weakaned anywhere." **•^ -‘‘ . ‘ ■ ‘ -■‘-7 ■— - - Ham Walfare Cn ay wart divorced cornea. As a revolt, She has chllJmt > captain |n the 1 i In l.» t3,'Root- i id to full colonel 1 la now visiting Ihe Allied Africa an tar epmmandlnr rauldc -wervira In & ST*w hlchr to r o '1mn ^ lhti wiin which oot i ixmu*• - im adjustment dislocations .'had will 4 ’8 �4 m tea 1 V ’* Q FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1944 P e - K FhWJ' L i I ' l ..ljm ..l'l M l rjirv irii nr rm iiw r. h ie j it iit Xturhlng Service, Jl:O0 A. 14. Wadneadav atoehlng ••/♦Di l*t* "tv*n m i : o n l y fA U n j: a n d CR RA TlU l i* ihe euh jert of 1 h* - Sr r mnn fc'hlfh w ill l*** r*a*f ^Kwfctt*, rim rr r n r . in iT r . iii.^ riiu itrn kT |i. Ilr o irn let. I'sstnr 3rd and Oak \ i . n u i Rum,ay Hervlua S I S A. M Sunday School. I I 00 A M. iln rn ln c W ors h ip 1:10 P. II Jr. A Sr Tounk Ifropl 1 : 1 0 l ‘. U K v r n ln c W ors h ip l i x i c i M .ia m io n iiT « iirn c u . J. W. Austin, pastor Sunday School, l» :0 9 A. U . . A. W . namll. flupt. k e r n i n g worship. l i no a U. _ T h « r t i . » l » l n p r A « r t l « at 7:10 I*. * L Sunday. > a y * r insatln* T hu rs da y s rc n ln * at 1:94 o'clock f T l i r . sntrmsitis. nAPTltT lillltl-M Laural A i t . , at Ninth HI. !« •* M. N. I'sarso.i, I ' t t t t if Sunday School I l l A. M T It- Middleton. H-ipt. Morning Worship 11.40 A. II Tratntna Talon t i l T SI. Kvsnkrk Rrrvlce 3 ;l» I*. M IV t d n u m s ) — u i i l n s s h S et vlrs. 1:30. I ’ very-Otlisr Tuesday — Study In Soul-winnlnit, ; 34 Klrat and . Third T i f ad ay s— IV M I f , 3 :Su |» y| lA L V A r m s A iiM i tT l«n lC L 114 East Second Blrsst M a jo r A H. WhortOla lr» t l m r f r •NunJay School, t * i t A. XI. P r a y e r Hervira IrfcO A# M. a. n. la-, «:0J P. H, Hireet Meeting. Y.o4 P. H E v a n g t l l M l c Her vice, 1.00 IV U. Fr id ay Hervlc* 1 .00 P t U. 'Coma worn hip wit jit u i a r n m r n os t h l k a i i s u c l l . t . C. l|. Itratsy. 1‘ aator. 113 ralm sttu Av e nu e « lo (io A M —Suttilay School. Ib-.ri %m j, h . Huparlntsndenl. 1 1 : 0 0 A. M — M a m i n s Wnrshln. Kertnun by the pastor. A Voun* Man W h o Is 'pot A f r a id . " rA ola w «3 t.m ,\ 'i M o r . M — , » u n « l*sopl»'s M »» t CHIT II <H Ina — Mrs AdA llra ley. president K W IIK N K 1 J L P a it o r . 1:00 l'. ,M.— flva nu rt ls tl c Reivlce. Himday H^hiwl, l e w A- 14. Krrmot\ by the pastor. *“Tb s I'that: bln | ll. ’lMr A, M. A h s i i s h t ' til I ' l . l M t s n s n E v a n g e l tit le H e rv ln , 7 10 IV M. w *t. . hfSal you: Midw eek Pra ye r and Praia * Her‘ I f n t y nf niuah*. Old Fuahloned v lc * elnBlnic. A live fn a pe l with A Thu.-nday Evening. I:Q0 I*. W. live • 00 p. II. W N ln r u t a y , P r i y e r ( T i l t I ATI 4 ft A NT I H i a g l O N A H T • nd Iira n s m a t i n g . A IIIW C P T A tlR J tt tA C L K AH Walcom*. Fanford-Qrlandfi lllglfw a y — Ik* . yond iQiTuVa Avinua. * ortrkn D J im ri tu im c w | Heir Hlenn K Smith. I*aat«r J. A. HAHKINH, Paalor Monday—-Hlhle Hrhctol, I# ©d A Church 'Hchtml J . i « IV M. Sermon by Paalo r 3:3* I* H. Morn ln g W o r ih lp — 11 ha A M. E ve n in g Mervlce— l oo I* 3J Thuraitny— Midweek Pra ye r Her* t h r cmiMcn o r non vIcc. I *0 P XI. Oenava aud Him A v e n u ia w. a Mulrornb. ,n4*- tvui olil Ul I tINt HUgh mil |hr rtmrM *» n S Ufid* V |»*», ¥■ih Im- t 1 | The Hnlihn Test I* In the he ginning1 IJ«»d r r m l w l Ihr heaven dm! the rartli' Ulen eal* 1,1), * \rniihf the ('|(i(tn(t» which m m 1<*>**•>&-.Her m-tlt la the fell h*or »•*1*n«rthe frutn the Hlhle; ‘ Knitwn j unt- ih x ! are ail hi a w o r k * from the b eg in n in g of the w o r ld " ( A r t )& m . The L#**nn*H#rmon alao Include* the f o llo w in g pjutaAK* fr**m the ' Fhrlat An HHenee I r a t book- “ Fcl• ami Health With K e y I p the I Hr r 1 |»i ure* by Mary ttaker Ed<h 'Thl* wnrif beginning I* employed tn a1 ien Ifjr t he o n l l t M h l l la. Hi* * t*r hiil v i r l i y and unity o f 4)or| and mnn. Including the unlv erte The rrerllve |*rlnc!p|r — life. Truth, and U V i v — l « ’ Ohd. ’ Th "fih fn r re fle ct* Hod T here Ir l h«t i»ne rre A io f and t»ne rmaiin n Thi* irfeii t Inn i-nnalit a o f thr tiltfolding o f . « |i|ritual Id ea 4 and their 1*1 entitle*, w hlch are «mlit ared n the Infinite VDnd and fo rev er re ■ Mer |*h!j T h e * * id f a * range front tin- 1 nftn 11 **t tm *! fn Infinity, and thr higheai Ideal ar* the »nf»- and dsttMshleia ol ty» yt4) H - I 1 MMb nut rom unitriMiok . C M H la tlA ttlT Y A w iCn man will alw n ya be a fTifletian. herauaf the prrferVlon itf wisdom U to know where ||ee 1 1 rtTi!*tr lilt \ nf mind, and how to tilaif: U which 1 ‘ hrtat 1a nit y learh e* —-|.ranitrv* on .% n iv . He ’Ajiti ahall introvlure Irrtn puh It* « f f « 1 re ih r prlnrtnlia nf primH n r* t' h rl«tlanltv will change the f . * “ ( the world Hen Jo min Franklin inalor w UundAy fighnol. lii*0 A. M- u « r. n o t h o i : n trrm iv iin tii * i, t ■»! lam 1 t ret rale t lo-d Aa h er P e r il L. PrDaejf, l*«*tnr ii*r i-srLI T f Ut il and to he Hunday Ac lined. 10 ft.) A U. Young People. 7:*0 P M. hi ili rut In healing the a Irk. in Poland iJUpi, .^ipt. Hunday Night Hervlre. I 00 V. M. 1 i-iinu mil e m u . In ralaing ihr Morning \Yor«hlp II no A W ed n riid i)’ high ! pra ye r aervir#. •1 d Mary Hakct !■< Id v L veiling Worahip, IrSO I*. Hear our lie ilgiou a Hand T ra in in g Pnlnn. «:30 P M, *‘ hr*t|anltv (■ not n theory or W * 4 n r « d i f Prayer Hirv lre . • 30 • ii«-*!ilntInn. hut a li f e ; not n phll9 TNK M in im OF P H HI I T P >1 Wrungti'p* (Tub liidg, 3pe Oak* Ave. g A t r t i i u * v ^ E M H i . t o k I*(Hi It.ivid llarrold. MinLMrr K I W J t in llT . P a l l o r IkilU A,XI. Hund.vy hrli.iol INIi HI. * lJilir4l A l t . 11-16 A i l . Horning Worahlp. Lord'g Hunday Mi-haul. 10:00 A U. Hopper Fo llowin g Herraon Monday Moi'ning Worrnlp, 110© T;oi» P XI Hunday et-enlng aervlceg g M Cltilai Am ha** ad ora f :f*Q P. M RRVKXTtl DAY A IIV U X T H T TRIO - (O R MEN Rva ng e lint I f Hervlfe. l / n P. M (T H TtITI Frid ay Meryl re f i t I1 XI, rfia A t* war anal Hevrntti ftIreef P r a y e r Meeting, wadnepMay I tot SaLlnilt HcliOit1 Hatordav*. >30 A. M ( I hT I T R i K i n t m i a T t a i l m i l Church Hervles-e. 1 1 on a M P r a y e r Mr ru ng We*tnealA.jr Ev .1 C A timtaii. Paalor nlflga, s 00 r vf f ' h u r r h S rlo H il a l lit HU A \1 V ip l tor* Well si me Y o u n g l*i«plo» * 1 0 -P. Il'orning tt#rvlc«# i l M. A. V \r.F. 1IIKKU TH E SANFORD HERALD, SAN LORD, FLORIDA II it. t'.n ih11' 1* . . ii.* 1 1 *1 ,4 ,1 r, 1• X-Ray Exams To Be Given State PriMmera JA C K SO N V ILLE. Ih* i. * „ f1 " (Hjv€*iBl) — O u y l » ruy t-\rtiuiitnllo n i o f prtt<ini*rs mul s n i p i n 'w s al thr S l t i l c I'risnn Kam i. I’ m • sf * • U - P .hi II. ford, w ill br|(in n ex t week ns n »hr I 1 41 1 . l i t in part o f a tu h ert ulo ii a survey lu bo ri *1 » 1 ,o *, I*• I 11 m »d c in a c v c r t l s t a le institution,. ^ ii|*i 1 , Si s' 11’ I » The iu rv«y U madr juv.sib^p man | '.t t Tin i ' t i -Nffti*! w '■ *d 1 th n n lg h rhe cu o prrk jt o n o f prison . e o n r iu c t 1 it ,.u d .1 %m u i l l ■Ulh oritlra, , t * » c K lo r ii la S lain - '* ♦ 11 u»! t|-i i*rl In i*j*i ■ so. ♦ . Hoard of llla lth , liftKlnrlde f' * . r m -*»sf 1 .in| .MiTubarcutoaia and llra lth Vssu ’ »v if1 r.** * stv.-w.Lsiiiisl ria ti o n and lh » V’ nited State1 h* .••.it «itt* \ 1:»V- it ' Public H e a lt h Service, '* The survey will be mails undet * ( i t'h m o i i u h I n-» ,1 -•> *■o* hmi \ fid low 1iJ11 4 o f .t 1,1 t'i tha supervision of fir. A H i litissaknff. Assistant Surneon. tit ' U. S. fSibllc Health nieiv if itiior ;u I't.iUoU *•t tb»o ..inn tfol|rxjf *m| «fi% l i L 1 , o««i|ih}r nf life living pr»wree After hut r e a i l In* the Service o am life mnil -i -4’ o let lit* « dnrtrttira 11 v fill* 1 V illi 1 bt* Is ik t n v 1 3it 1i.v m-.biU I III O i l . I « .|o : 10 1 <1*-*! to llo nln hv 1 1* \ ........... i ,l.« 1 1 •-.« - 1 II, D >»•' iff i' » k! ’ It. Ll .it, v • .JluV, ,T- L *^ "T*’ J Hu now1 1. i ■1 y 1 v 1 ■ t Mt ,., 1 ,v •**". . - * * 1 *V ■ t r o l l '.Tltjon , '•i 1 ’ ' jo or 1 1 no Muuihlo yj r’ I 1 ( l i n n ii of THE N A / a u e .m : 11t ttr \ 11 'IimIi *. Mf I I. **f , 1 1 | 'i ■» 1 dovt D ■ I 111lo t ii |'i H d in 1it‘ t I ■1 tii.ilrv fill iiit id n i l * o o i o- 1 • ‘ MU' t .- r n i t 'l l I . i i m Hint oittl »li*nh liii'*' i m u » u * 1 ,i. i "1 1■11 ilc .illiw nful 1 .t ) U U ll l i o J n ' i- at 1111 I'lo u lv I n n Id i n c lt » n S* bool HerI nf M ii-u — Smith U ld \ l . i v t ' (in>«(ii'l w i t h m j 1|d m A i r 1Hiit r HHU.LV IVlar Supermt tuL *< V mihiv Ad.i M . lh *u » fh* I lo>u IM F a w h ir tn i'tl ii l iv e ''in v n u 1 \1 o v . v V f v V,n.i22»»«>*«-7>i*-'— v* I'hrieflarvtty »# the i-orn|ianion Ilherlt in all it* conflict*— the rradle of lt« Infancy, ahd the h t i l n r • nlirre of ti* cialtna —He Tocqiiei file D is t r a c tin g ...ib r n s w lirs rt-ls liln i r l a w - c u t f i «h it) vi ■ 1 11tit* L u r 1* <ii 1. e Vit u g *• tvFtniecl In lift f i t i i r |*rrlly c h i n a n d |M>wdcr itirual a m ) dtoMildera, to n . /&iUtocuir • 'Viifahip % II ***> S ir U .C . 11 u lt in s w ill i l i h v c r tin F l l l ! * T IIA F T I AT * II I IK II Park A i e :4f f t h *MI f (iv .im , it iiu u 1 lin n 11 \Y p Itld HiK M Jr l >4 tar Park A i r amt Third M r o i W.mdey HcIoh.I. ■* %*. A M M orning Wnrahijt. 1 1 « » A XI J Hl.it N M i l l ll* * »T XI' til* ter Mundn) Ht ho.il, le “ U A M _ T rain in g Erilnh, 6 I i I* M Morning Wnr*hiii. I rt‘* A M 9 Evening Worship 7 10 I* ' L (i p rn llnu*e after ih r > ' A ing aer vice ( I I I I I 1 T I A H t u n i t II W f i l n r i t A f Mefvlcf. 7 11* I* ,M ki«* A Hi a l #«n 1h Hlr ** ! 1 tlgfiford Ae*ri'U« V 1al lo r * \v elf mine * V' II t If ant ham, Min liter * 4S, A XI Hlhle BcT iik H- V F i n i r M i m i o m i r r t i n i t t ii j o r A. T< H.LK. Paalor I' h urr h Hchnnl. s t& A* M J i* h a v l« , M n p r r I n t r i i i l r f,t % \f or nng W | I no A M Me r in*•*ti Mu••J*■1 1. * "r *H M P NI **\ I ‘ N I l l ' l l AN ANTI ' H A F T iJPN TL'f) A nYouth them, R yen ln g Til* VV -1 > N t »P. M i n e^1 Fellowship, fco H Worahii# Hubjcsl XfId Week 7 30 I' XI 7.30 MI STS Prayer. W fA n n d ay . M im w o o i) K t s n l n t ssrvlc< 4:30 P. M. r Ho ly Cummunlojl On 1 bi 7 BardkJ • ( M c b month. » ; ! • A. U . . fluodsur ScLoot, 1:11 A . M. U K I lime XI Holy rommuninn. * «*o A A M Xt hi . W k*l rO M lTP V?TT Kool **’ I,.. fleb i *3 l(M i»W ‘J a c L 'p v u n tc i. Aftsr S‘ ««J*,1!? ., en AT IH \l| Souls L'klhwllie i’ hurrh, *h<f Oak Avcrofc. I 71h Htreel Hsnford T is lk b t k “ M I'usI Otflc* Addrrss llui «*4 W illiam W ih « 4 ic«p - lional quality and the (tosh. I nvl qoral l ng, distuicUve f raqrqnc* ol thus lint lollelrlM, vo •*Bonliat to GOOD GROOV­ ING And thvy appreciate the sturdy, compact, man­ nish packaging. Tho AniSTOCnA’p T R IO til W..I PhOBk. I l l Father l ik e Na fh tr ah lid Hunday m a i l : 11-00 A M flail/ Xlnaa 1.00 A M Con real Ion Saturday i 00 P M to 5.00 I\ XL and T « " I* M to 1 00 F .Xf. * -1 St Is ioi $3.00 Touchton Drug Co. *i »«f ,i Mil I In i’ l»-l trtjf |»s ■ * . [ tf.it in Mi, M1 .I, -hopiMUk; l, *b« br«<ntr »n k * oiti p la tr Hi. i - * »... * lu ' a ii. PLAY ,i m l . h* t t > o I n In «■ pi. ,4 lili PH O TO " T l t r . r u i m n » f i . siii tlnllr A v tn u s si F'MI, V frcs l Uav. I'aul V m c s , l' .s ln r Hundtv rtcnooi. i . v- * U Mornlnk Worship. II o# A I t: p. k — i io !• m P r*»ch ln « l: M P M P r a f t r Mfrtln|r Wed. 1:00 P. M. • ru e as n biT k .% - 1 P r a t chink, 1:44 F . L u c ie n L elo n g M 4 I t r*v a # % ' .'*•>»«ii i A “ Uy fu rsV -- ssp.t r k Imy “*»h Raelilltg Nh *lt p. Church ttchouL l l ” Pa it or, PWHr IPonday k Gn P M lVed«ir-dai n e k P r a t e r Met vi ce sutucs) SuiKlar- ciutiiT m >iini t r r n c » r * L ) I lit t r - I K f i s l n i i i ' • HI l l t l l . t < Ilciafi fsi’ iat 4»f“ A 1 . * I I I li t II I’ll lit Ave at Fo iti in Ht nKV. r P Pl.I.Kd lienor P <>m T W ;N A*** 11 no. A XI X J x r a l n g W u t a h l p 7 on. P XI f h i l a l l a n E n d e a v o r i»:00, P 'l l y I. r St si I. r I I * In jin s fllh ti I 14(1 1 1 1 0’ t , ii I tori n -. f M „ i , » if., i *■ ll H o d io i t i t,n pit « ml A. s,} lfT , A 1 .llI M S .(HI 1 BALLS NOMA DUELS and S I I I I'ED I ( >X S Sj.llll to (J.D.'t f t»i f «>i 1 TOYS 1. on t o .sg| :,n ROOK ENDS SOAPS l>o\('(l lilral I 'or Gifts all.- and SJ no 'll "M M nm hi u lltt\ l - '•.'» lu III..Mi :.0c lo *4 .7'* fo r fa c r. throat sltrulsi n ,STA TIO N E R \ Touchton Drug Co. d rw »4t-s:t M nn - WHI TE ( SHOULDERS $ l il y l it I r;| ast-N to s i : . . ; ; , ft For your nort fcmlom# mood y f luged WW* nlng ol Ufhu t/Qr, you may w«»r to employT|j* perfume wl I E AT HER Bill Folds i Vro tfdndful ofyoui imatie perft 1.00 to $10.00 $ B E A U T IF U L LY BOXED F A IR Y L A N D DRESSER SETS ■ DOLL with Hook 4.00 to 26-75 $ $ 1.00 lain* fpor ounoa» ol M A N IC l'IU s SETS Peggy Sage Chen Yu ' Cutex a ■ ' . ■ « «tl P r * - • of Plain, SnrtutM or \ri«i<itlr ufees I that the apectfio <tIffer e|»o* between their » " f i h jfi.1 i'hil»4 ■ I* the d f f fnewrw h e t r e e * *e» » • * •tjJlM rtfid m revet# ilrvfr lueeph |*a r Iker t# I c r i \s WE OFFER YOl : Mit - >1 1 1t*-- Sinni.it P ti I in r l l i i A M M n t n lh e Wor^hitt Ser m on A 1* N o t Afraid* •tit p M Y o u n | Piu|»li ^ M t r h m r M o fir ti t % |tri I'-M. E v a t i i f d i d i f ***o r ' i f r ^er m**t» Prof ia rt Ifm" *■ IK) P M W e i l iio -mLi v P r, »>rr M r r l i i n f ' t 11 In l i l t od Sliili A M 1, 11 M*t ' ir l - t • ■ \ *1 Stv'*’ 11 I REV. I j t I I M*... |l| lilt s VO'll' Lf 1%on Wn <v Lind • .................... N F O R D FLORID m **f �JFAOE FOUR anford Herald yvnsi n in to s itATra P ir a h l, In A 4 taw r* C s n t r r — s s r r l i ------ ----- — • FRIDAY! DECEMBER 11 THE SANFORD 'R E R A I ^ ' SALFORD; 'FLOIUDA Monlh _____________ M a n ta * i n . — — .. M .a lk . u -------. ---------Tear ----- ------ ------— ----- . T t * l i a r * 14 I* ■ a m * * ! a f TV s ■•acta IrW P rra a n a ir a U t t r l * . r e ly r a l H l r 4 l a *fc» won | » r r■a ilu lte w o l w it w a n * » U s * I A » » 4 VI*A l a >» r r Wat r t V r r w I s M lt *4 Iw »alr M f s r # 4 4 # * » » « lora I ,., h i sntltMif! ktrfta. II riahta la rrywatlrallaw •> » r al Slifafrhr, a«n la are ilia rrF R I D A Y . D E C E M B E R I , 1944 BIBLE VERSE FOR THE KINO NEEDS ROOM. HE W IL L NOT SHARE A DEN FILLED WITH EVIL COMPANIONS NOR A MINI) F IL L ED W IT H EVIL THOUGHTS-. Lift UP your hrniU, oh yt gatn, Wul be yc lifted up ye everluting ilonrm, nml Inc Kin* of Glorv (hall come In.—IV 24:7. awfiMfair : bom. who In t£e Fear* 4p come will enjoy their floral beauty breathe thelf fra trance ahd find rest and peace beneath their sheltering branches. gorgeous w ilt* and gold camellialike flowers, delicately scented and it produces a large globularwoody shelled edibl# fruit- The mature tree reaches a height of i'i or niore feet while iU spread —Utility*’ beef is Just as high® average* 3d feet. At the ftosy of the afternoon in nutritive value as are tha too session the lit) editors' attending trade* o f beef.’ the convention assembled at a location In the beautiful park, The recovery o f copper from especially selected by Kay and old tin can* now account! fer Davfclvon. Ifere Slate* Comptjvll* about ten per cent of the totalf er Col. Jim Lee. in a voice that U, S. copper production. was choked with emotion pro* nounced the following since re and In 11)10, tho 97 llllnoli automo­ heartfelt dedication and turned tive plant* had an annual output ihe first spadeful of earth for valued at $88,845,^00. the rtanllnr: "In bumble submission to the will uf a Divine Providence which , lias so recently and suddenly call- j ed from gur midst a faithful J member of this organization. A ■ true friend to all mankind and an energetic public servant, wo i rolrmnly and icvciently hero Freshly Dressed plant Ihls tree as n token of our , love ami hi"h. esteem for the j Available Daily late Gilbert b'rcemati. May this plant flourish and crow into a r r r v t f » m t Sews., _3 • tree of Vt* Declared Best l iml and thrrrbr refbort honor end glory to tho one lit whose, name ami mrimfry it is this day i planted." It Is tbe plan of tin- Press • Association t similarly rlcslicatr I Memorial trees honoring the" memory o f distinguishes! decens- i i-l members in the hops- that a- j they serve to keep aloe the ires' .m l Vnrtnmic* of thu r we loved, • they will like-'ise hring jnv an-l , 220.1 Sanford Ave. Ph. 924 t leasure to thouinnda vet un- Nazi Sanctuary The right of one pursued to "Reek sanctuary” within the precincta of religious property is one which k w h back' for thour'ancls of years, to the Romans, tile (Jrecks and the Hebrews, it has saved the lives of many innocent persons over the centuries—and of some not so innocent. Hut il_ia. ilOfnfilTineiii~embarruHsThfir lo the Involuntary host, as witness Vatican City today, Before the lilieratioii of Rome, number* of Allied war prisotfers managed to make their way from Nazi hands to the Vatican, where they were interned until released by the arrival of tho Allies in Rome. Today, with Jtaly an ally of the United Nations, Nazi soldiers are attempting to roach the same santucary. Two of them succeeded recently. And although the H n ly See is not in symiwlthy with the ideas they represent, it will protect them as its duty, for its right of neutrality and usylum are beyond dispute and cannot be evaded. Needless to say, however, it is making sure that no more will find easy entry over its walls. All Can Be Useful fit (fiaru niiy job.trim ii.^iTOkjrp'arrVusPTriileoHfrtJopr. the krtairtertgr o f the banc* of'nTTfmalA Itmif extinct, would seem to tie one, yet the army can use it and does. A paleon­ tologist in the Smithsonian Institution at Washington was recently commissioned as a captain in the air force. What can he do? He interprets photographs. As a searcher for hidden sites of fossil boucfi, he knows the earth, its lines, curves and natural formations. Sir Wil­ liam Matthew Flinders Petrie. Ihe British archaeologist who added greatly to the knowledge of ancient .Egypt, could look over a field from horse-bock and tell just where to dig for ancient remains. Paleontologists, possessing the snrpo gift, can examine uerial photographs and (tick out things which other people would not see or recognize. No job need W-deapised in war time, or in peace, either. Everything can be used somewhere. Star ]>ovcr> (From the Christian Science Monitor) Tendr-Fry MORE B E A U T Y FOR Y O U S p e c i a l i z i n g in all branches of Beauty Cul­ ture. our operators are trained to give you a complete Beauty Service. A Speller’s Nightmare China cupped in tenement-pale There aro only twenty-six letters in the alphabet. So hamla, why ull the confusion and bother? How lovely children lire, If a spirit is n ghost, why is someone to whom we ex­ Communin'* on a fur escape With the evening etur. tend hospitality mil a ghost?" And if palm is the way we have to spell it. why isn't one of out fingers a ihulm? People who have ureal crI mU's All right, so there's a b in pluntUtr. Thun why can't Buy the b(jiiw> ami own thorn, we drive nails with a ham her? G r a c io u s ly Hi ji&nnef R-by 'The*© p o in t th e I ’ lc m ilr n a n il And if wc sing a hymn, why don't we ilvinn the Mum, lights? Tbtir dice of iky (ml friendly What u language! How's an tmstispeclnig -ml to itnrv, , The** ehihlrrn loan them. know that there's an s in viscount. Or an 1 in soldier? (Jr HI A NT A BRADBURY. a c in victuals? If we say keo. why do we write it ipuiy ? And when are they going lo get uruund lo sitelling Heritage colonel so that it looks like what it is? “* (From Kaleidograph) Perhaps someone can explain why if whiskey can also Thsy knew grim hardship'* flinty be whisky, monkey can't Ik; monky. face Why, IT almost everybody wants to spell it tikclele, does And life's wolf loloncd claw. They drudgwi by day. hut danced dictionary insist on ukulele? by night Doesn t the rule plainly say that i comes before o ex­ To Turkey In the Straw. cept (xfter c? Then how come leisure, weired npd seize? Their hojnes lacked elrganco mid £ gnme . ? , * * But evfry rougq hewn rafter Re-echoed often to the sound “Of good wholrahVattcil laughter, ‘ llo a i(L nte back b efo a r I com m icht m avh em l. nil ilti* A song was ever on their lips: For thev were more than brave. Olio nutabla event, too” generally overlooketl In the Those pioneer* who won the west prcsMjre nf mure ptrlklrtjf event*, whh the award made by Wtnt singing to thslr grave. the American Womcn'B AHRociutlon for 1044 to Mm. Carrie Chapman Catt, now in her 85th year. Eight hundred men and women assembled in New York to do Iter honor and Laic October *he was fittingly remembered In hundred* of American (From The Washington Boat) citien as a trail-maker and a great woiyun. a. — This kind uf day is masculine It i* amusing to read Air*, ( ’att's pinigent remarks on gendor — that occasion, reganllng the strtigKle of women to gain hn A rowdy and reckless untamable man and fwrperty riKht* iwsse**ed by men. including their Old toy ."•••With few finer feeling* and thoic Ion# denial of the right to vote, because of “ the tradition . ( i A l l . R RO O K B U R K E T . • none loo lender— Even the earth's Just n Urnlshttl old too Who** sea* arc for .wading and . treetops, for whipping; .Whose landscapes art perfect to run turning wh*d* With tha fro*l-dng following, yalplng and nipping, Half playful, half earnest, ut _awlfl flying heclsl T1AKBARA MASTE1LSON. H e? _____________________ We see »hotc Great Britain has derided to lift, the rcalrictlau* OH corsets. Making the war a little lest rugged on Ihe home front. ’1Fifteen nations of the world have endorsed the Canadian com­ promise propoial for the “ fifth freedom,” freedom of the air for aviation transportation. As free as tljw air we breathe. TH E CONFUSED PUBLIC NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE Nearly half tHe public think* that manufacturer! have been liiaklng too much money out of the war. atconflug to Ihe result* of e poll based on 8,600 Inter­ view* conducted for the Asso­ ciation of National Advertiser* by the Opinion Research Cor­ poration. The avenge of all oplntoni expressed wai that Induetry* is making a profit* of 80 per cent, whereas 10 per cent I* considered by thoee polled as a fair rate. The public think* that labor haa followed right after Industry In getting the lion's share of economic benefit’ of the war, ratalten W»d farmers benefiting no matter ip that order. It ia astonishing that In the Uglrt p f all that ha* been done to counteract the propaganda nlwut corporate war profit* aucti idea* as thl* should atltl prevail O p e n tU rs Hell Miltahew Leona Vaughn llo n ifa c * TOO L A T E TO C LASS IF Y . ind tho Florida Southern BeauUcWa *€onvenUon whleh will be KAY MIRASOL B E A U T Y SALO N k Phone 717 SEAMLESS BACKS In STAR BRAND FREEMOIDS elimi­ nate mkbins, eluting fnd ripping 3$J14Htoo?va weniiheee shoes r«*a M a ra th o n * e,\ Monday — Tuesday — Wednesday S i Iv o r 2 In thla year 11)44. The fact |* that, Inatead of earning 30 per cent on their net worth, the leading corporations of the nation will show’ e net return for the present year, on the basis of hint months' figures, of 8.8 per cenL This compare* with 8.(T per cent for 1919 and is, as a matter of fact, not a great deal higher than tbw avenge of the last twenty yean, . which was *4 per ren t Tho biggest earning •mare -of the corporation were the t h i s 1940 ana 1941, before war-time taxes became fully . ; h p n iit lf u l i • iyi.ll be closed .. ip Spring* pail, the to*** ttctnif ii |native of Aruhia known m Ji lfj€ota*Sptm*-stt Whrn lit bloom K"i 0.ri year*. Flurida new»- lory, .including three imvl presi f Ir t f* <wtrv4| With a hlunkf l of paper men nml wunion have *«th-‘ (I, ill.*, „nc n i>a.-t pi' sldenl of im l in run von l, oil to dlscuix iticli problem*, renew friend*, tho National 1jlitm mi Assuela "hip* and evchungc idem,. For* fum ns well, the wives oi two «f> year*, successive Necrology j'losidentir and sever'nl others lommtttcvs have re Urod in pre­ Jong active in service to the orpare nuitublc resolution,- on tho giuiitHlion and to tho rummuni death nf *uch member* a* had tie* hi which they tive»l Among lim e wan Gilbert liven i-allrd In their reward ninvo man, publisher of lie Avon flwT the previous meeting Such action hs» Income run * Bun. known and love! bv iwofi*1 tine us H i* with oil oik« i>iu H throughout the slate )*eenuse <>t lions. Such resoiutlmuw rek.l in, ila long ami faithful iwrvicv in u|Ma moetlng, t*re HW# <%ptc<f napv f|ehin '*• Pe*»er*wl of s 4yid supplied P> tho./antlly nf (he Drauinic |M>r*onality and bounddoecnaod and to tfc* pre** while cMi energy, lie made fi lends His reconl of the action is ' filed I'* im yw hn n by being one. tho dusty itrthlves to be f* rgot- kuddrn mill unexpected Passing a few flays prior to the annual con­ om. • vention m»ili* bin |o** on this /y dr, MMoylalipn prealdcuts U' hrcaalon dtuildv fell by everyone fnro him. laid dune, Owen A hud kiiown hi* contial hand­ Brice, puLIUher of the laike who shake. his in fret Ionj laugh. hU Wale* New* nml HM4 president bubbling cuttuisiusm of the ontaqlutlon- appointed n Netiology committee at tke^open-, : Not fontcnl to have the memIng qf the (Vith -annual conven­ (.try o f Gilbert Freeman confined tion held at Silver Springs la-i to the sterol ‘ ned action of a Necrology committee and feeling week. During the past twelve month' that something more lasting end the k7oride Press Asaoclstion h>'t more fitting rould and should lie mure outstanding member* th«n dun* to preserve hi* memory, I at any similar rsHcd itl its In* Editor Ed Wenninger, I ublUher, of the Klunrt News. »dv*nce»l * tho lUggestion that the auucia | effective. For tho five year*, lion spoil si r the planting of a i lli40.*44, the nverage ha* licen memorial tree to-be- dedicate-!* 10.3 per cent; for the Amerlcuh with fitting ceremony/and idonli-j war perlml, 1942 '44, It ha* been !*ird with a suitable brmue plaque. I Himself a coljrctor of rare and1 O.fi per cent. Mow ha.* labor fared? Refurr beautiful flowering tree*. Menu- 1 war broke out In Europe, in ♦tiger explained that he had September, 1930, weekly Caming- brought with him to iho.couvcnnf nil fnctury workef* averaged 'Unn *uch n Irec lo be *o dedited and *dyi*cd that should [ 127.29. In September. 1941. Ihr e members *Ry*itove nl*r>i corresponding figure wa» I4U.43 Thla latter figure represents c wvruld ’ he bu»ny to provide riBC of fll.8 «inee January I. 1941. which is the base date (ut slhew' tree* from his gardens and formula and .■ auraerr to t>« dzjlicnlcd in n like the Little Steelz formuh rise of 81 per cent over the l*4t moiiIh of world peace, August, By RUHSELL The EVA-BESS B E A U T Y •v Anna Mae (chapman (Inlicfi Un) tu a Fluniln r*ditar wan : f 11n 111tv i Others �A i *4 F * r I |ER^DAY( -DECEMBER 1,1911 TTIE SANFORD FTERAUl. SANFORD, n,OUIDA - .' i 1 . i . - i ■— Social A n d Personal ■■ ... , r\r,K n v * i— Activities Miss Thro Vickery has left for Key W rit where she will be employed for several months. Friends of Mrs. John Bonifacethe former Ixorm Vaughn. will tfS interested to km * that she i* now employed wt Ann's Mirasfl Beauty Salon as a beautician. » Mrs. Fred Stone and youtvt son, Fred. Jr .. Are the guests of Mm. Stone’s parents, Mr. arm Mr*. J. A. Strange, Myrtle A vF nuc. Mrs. Go nIon Bradley and |ief i'ouiifc daughter. Barbara. have gone to Philadelphia to Jolw Pst. Bradley who is spending a fur’ lough there with relatives. Mr und Mrs. J. W, Vickery and children returned today to their home In Pulntka aftrr visiting with H n. Lillian Vickery They were accompanied hy Mr*. 1 J. S. I.eo and iiOi, Wyll*^ of b*V* I tiinore, N. t . w ho have been Im | guests of Mr*, l.ee's mother for the past throe week*. HIKTH A N ft t> I ' NCKM KNT8 l i n t \l. l MM MON HKNSt Mi und Mrs. It. K I III Spud Johnson announce the birth of a d S t rhervsn's Chapter of Holy lintnthi Ann. \\ edn&sda Croa* Fnlscoyiil Church wtii .it Kciitnl.l l-aughton V meet nt the home of Mrs. II It POST W A It PKItlOl) WII.I. Hospital llllIN t; PltlllTLKMS Full Hanscll, ] fi 15 Mngholiu Avenue FAM ILY SI/.Kl* F Alt MS I at ;t:30 I' M The \V M V, of the First Mi und Mrs. II. F. Lout,' an While the war i« not yet uvri. Baptist * Churchwill meetnt Iht lunnicv thc.blrth of u son, liandtl mil ei c i) otic is bending hiv l*est church,nt I: ID I'. M. for “ foreign encrgiea to the winning of ihv Finest. Jr.. Nov. ‘Jy at FernalJ missions." I mighton Memorial Hospital Mr< The llrurdnll Avenue circle cieill conflict, yet fill sighted I ims' is the former Klliabcth Illinois ns well ns Icmlcis "I will nievt at the Chill cl at tl.tai |Tut on liduatry nro looking iihcud l" I i futme The> ole asking thr T I’ KSIIAY Circle Three of the W S f'S of I oiestinn, ” Whnl will the p.istwin the I tr-t Methodist I Touch ivil] I I -nisi blliig-*" Ami the ipie.li.o, meet with Mis I' I’ lleindoo i .mint l»<* answered simpl> o> ’ • hinlel>. boonuse il i vrn at I 110 P M <mpl icntrd w Fli> HJMIA Y However. there Is gene, at coo At 7 tn f' \| Hie W M l of out Ihnt the postWni potiod will the i i|.| Itapiivl i hut. It wi i iosr ptithlrms fm all ' It- »o present a pageant at Hie chimb ■<f |ieoplr in Its tram. 1lie "at i-rts not sol veil drum piuhbtiis. merely |Mi«l|HMied ••■me 25 Spurlintf Members milI Inis Hum Blit people #><• <o>0 ' Have Family Reunion t illed In faring and ovpiloiiung ptuUem* and there i» no tcaatm ti. believe that the ones following The Spurhnif family hr*M it I t win vsiIf be insurmountable twenty fifth annual family if union Tharik*givtnff l»*y nt ti Ihff icidties of the small far hotnp of Mr and .Mis. R » tori the o|»ei ntm of u lamilv (Violin in Or Inmb. 11h JS n *iihl fmm n e ir giving coiueni itii T J merit bur h pirnenl adore the wm There wa. ,i ten ten, * fm miss nmductron wile Thefull***tn^ nUt*n»lp<l tin ii union Mm J K. Stanlmw. M is utti-ndaiit laigc scale opeta ■ml Mr*. Writ.*, Mi an’ lions wlileh made for economy Mr*. I. T Stnnypr. Mr an Whirl the futnie will btuik\ in ■Mfi, 'Hf -A Monfoiton. MrthAT' cminecthoi Is Mill F. Curne. Mr* Kuth Srhi Mi* concern not unlv In small far (ilndvii Wells, friafnlin and Son) liters bill also In agricultural MonrOrton, Barharii Srru I rot lemln * tfly Stringer ami Terry Sebi, a1 Secretary of Vgrtrullure Wick of Sanford. aril aniil recently that "the ideal Alao Mr, and Mi- t o * an, Mr* of tin independent for nv familv, ‘If. P. Itanforth. Dan Itanforth busy and secure on its own land, Marc Itanforth and Itnlpli Cowan, is embedded in the very founda­ Jr. of Orlando nnd Ml, and Mr- tion of our Ameiican way of R R Keene, Mias Ilorntlrv Keene life 1'nless Ilia I wav of life end Mi>, Joan Kerne of Juckson changes completely, the family farm must remain one of its vlllc. chief foundation stone*. Til* farm makes for At the end of World Win I familv surd lien llouglas MnrAiIhut » > . the fairei distribution of farm In­ youngest nnd most deeoralad come, for better C a lf of the sod brigadier oeneial in the l tv for better ell laorudup and for hai'plm living " Army. i lie declarer) liiat preserving tho ( ABB OF THANKS The beam* of the hugest Atncr- traditional tarty of. farm living I wish to take this opportune i nn battleships are restricted In doc* not necessarily mean turn­ 18 feet to permit passage ing hark the rlock of efficiency. tn thunk my friends and neigh rough Puna mu Canal luck*, "I am convinced thnt the familv born for IhFlr kindnesses durin hich are only III) fret whip, sited Inrm fan be Just as effici­ the lllnen.s ami death of my wifiMr. A. Corpany ent as the largri unit perhaps In the Belgian * i * m any Congolese Negro may pi m l In any vocation nnd use to any position, aeronjmo to Jnv nhlllttri and choico. I(> p ? Rn ■ f: NATIONAUY j.V T HI illlilll ill u I | A iH’iiutiftil fur emit will tmikr n >liiirnilng gifl fur (lip "Iruli of \i»tir lieiirt" X n t«r w o ven Soclt0 ^ (ill k i n - h >1 s ‘ »[■ M 1 Ii i I ' I iiih .' I Ini illy fm l*»wl\ Im li! I jfiig ln lulls fi'lllinini'. fraifrnnctf.H hy Ellzalielti Arden, Old Spice,-Dorothy Grey and Ix'iKh. ADVERTI SCD 1.00 to 7.50 • MADEMOISELLE Hlc.iscd thouKht— ftHit mitteiial All wool In yummy poatela • HARPER'S IAZAA1 • VOOUI • Js?'TArty ■’ * y v .,:<J • SEVENTEEN * • JUNIOt BAZAAt • CALLING AU OlRlS Gift .Boapn in gaily de­ corated boxca . f ' 69c to fc.oo j Santa .says “ Do your |$ Christmas Shopping A 'Earfy” \uli lidf ( harm Comiutcta that are IkjLIi prettj' and imaTui. u rrv ll i,A t \ . .iJmjfil ‘ (Pi v r i-!d ,*;>n �* 7* - > ?.> - i rJ V /=.*= " i *-V 5l " THE BANFORDHEBALp, SANFORD, FLORIDA— Superfortress > Bond fa Forfeited Municipal Court Crew Saved In In On Liquor Charge Sea Off Saipan Captain En Nyy^ York, : twleflr observed, "but heratise of A *rlu.f look. pki- dcuuiriitrn-1other difficult fra we went "head of t-ffccliv.m-,. in a bomber with our own orgamiation. lie Both N^tiona Want It; lion trainer, can l«e had at the Nuvj , addnl the Ruseiun*. bail alao unArmy, Navy Display aviation exhibit m, ihe Museum i successfully requested the aighL of Science ami Industry, l!01 Decision to retain It for Amcr of. Device Is Made Rockefeller I’liiia, for any on *[ lean planes only was based oi with thirty cents* admission, A | American emphasis rn high-ieve n e w Y o r k ” c i t y , Dec. i free view, hut from outside » ' precision daylight bombing. Tb. ( Special)—Neither Great Ilri- rallrd citric ten feel In diameter. I British .have carried on night sat ran lie bad at the Hunk o f th" brut ion raids, while the Russian Manhuttnn Company lobby, to use aviation mostly taetlcnlly Wall Street, in the war bmVl both with their own sights, drive. 1 Asked about Axis efforts ti Only United States planes use obtain the sight. Captain En the Nordcn sight, according - to twistle precisely replied: “ Ob Cnptain Frederick E. Entwislle. vimisly, 'with the large numbe, MAgolniT veteran ir* twetity-srrrn of planes over Europe. the cnetn; ytars in the Navv and assistant by new has some indications a ■ "— the instrument which has cause. ' so much damage.” Rut he added: ------------------------------- " '~ ~ U fITII f*AQU. (1W. HAIJII " t f r 7' ^ r lr ' f B-29Ix>st In Raid Wasted G a s T r y i n g To Find a Target ^ Ttmitt o f f t o t o f Jante Sytrs, v rg rn a , rbaigod with. illegal tale of liquor whir»'Yallejl ttv appear before Judge J, fj. At|iron in City Court Monday, waa estreated. A number of bond* of white prisons who failed to appear to • rawer charge* were also eat treatnl. These person* and chargt« were: Hutton Hulebjr, drunk ami disorderly. IZfl; Clyde C. ItcLoach, dnink and disorderly, |J(t; Willie M. Morton drunk “ With ull the seienlific talent il can Society of Mechanical En 1glnrcre will be awarded next Wad with water end check It 1r e l a y with ! born , Java. Crea.ac Job Tires Chrckctl Batteries Charged SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP, Inc. H * s would you K it to qo rig h t through w ith all y o u r h o l i d a y p la a i. s a d s a t h a s * I s w orry about b*Hl at aMt II C A N ha d a s a . W ith a q uiet c a rl, lo a s b a rs u f. you c a s p ay A L L your b ills at u s a lim a , a n d ra a ily a O [O y tho h olid ays. Tou won t h a .a to w orry about ra p o ym a a ti a ith a r, tor tho im afl m o s lh is o m o H s la ara a r . ra s g a d to ju ll fit ia w ith your b ud g at N t XT Y L A K . C o m # in to­ d a y . W a w alcom a lir g la lig a a tu r# o te o s o tt. Family luoan Co. Ha. hlalr lions fling fhonr .1.1 Hi in s mi 201 N. Patk Ave. Phone 37 k Thin Studio will be closed He w. 1 all day Wctlnestlitya anil Tburvilnva mnil furl hut ■.'notice in o n irr thal wt* tuny Ret, mit mir < h ft--tmjiftw o rk . L; t 'IJhe Essex Studio Robert l „ Cox — night sixty-four to Mr. vrars N order* ago II No Clew To I’ rinclplr* least once a month. I ’lutloffruplnr * Even public show mgs g av e n I , clew In the principles behind th | * workings nf the bmnbsight. T h e j , showed the ili-virr consists of ! | s t i i U l i i n unit, housed in blaci ■ cubic mu hi * Surmounting thn i is thi- right itself, roughly * 1 cyliiiilri fourteen inches lung nn | seven in diameter These t a w weigh nbotil six ty pounds ara> ■ have r l c r t i ir u l rorniecllom to nn 1 nuloinutir pilot which givt-s tin I bomljutdiri command of tho plane ■duijng the hrmih run and which Miring* the total weight t» ninety pounds, There uie mote than B.CU f iiarls. but the whole costs I less than J ID.Oim I The hondu-r’ s proldcui hu« al 1 w a y s been to a Hut, fur his own spied .10,1 nlliluilc. moll,m of a Inigct ihiectiun uml iliift of wind, weight of the bomb and number of bombs among other items R em o nstratin g the operation , yestenlm Navy experts showed the Iwinihardler need supply an­ swers to tml two rpieslinns- in the present Mark 15 sight—-the type of bomb and the direction , to target. The first can be adlusted in-fore the run begin*. J h o direclinn is lighted by ini tcrsecliiig two crossbars over the L e a dM m S ’!A N T ? Sure, I carry b. heir safe arrival at Saipan, the crsonnel losses op the first .perfortress bombing raid from .e Merfllno* was* confined to e crew o f one plane shot down r destroyed In a crash with a rpanese fighter over-Tokyo an, he tall gunner of another plane <ho died o f wounds and shock on he way back td base. The bomber forced dpwn nt act as commanded by Captain Gulcc i* u d o r, former intcrrolUgUte oxer of the University of West /Irglnla. The bombardier waa ■ecund Lieutenant Law re rice Nok'ldk^ of I0K6 Eastern I'nrkwsy, v .. w h e ii 1 c a n t? e t it , you can buy, are War Bonds! 4i %4 -> 1 - * V- ww * \ # 1 /- f f I F A R R E L L ’S Arcade PACKAGE S Phone 9148 Arcade Illdfp, . ' V J m y a .e .n ) b r e * k MORE FOR lESTAf TABLE SUPfty/ Officer Is Ritter Tudor and Novick agreed that .lie misfortune rrsuited wdien tho sad plane In their formation misted the target, failed to drop .omba and led them .f f the ■ourse. They cruised over area of Tokyo for forly-flv« ninutes looking for n target he* fora finally giving up and turn mg 4 or home. CORN FLA K ES i Miir. i* Coffee lb. iM F r f Peas No. 2 or I’tiHt Ttiaslieu 6-oz. "The g n * wc lost clrrling Lack lit e r that booh led us wrong would e a s ily have gotten us icmie," Lieutenant Novick said, bitterly. •n ‘ Bottled-in-Bond in stock ,1)01) U. S. life in­ is und certificates f uvernging over I, represent nn InlOO.OUO siver those Hhort Itibn lb. ... 21c Rlfalot .. club slrtnln lb. *19c IfantburRcr ... .. . |b. 2!jc nib Hon.uf '‘/ lb. -ibc LARD Hlewlnjt Beef ... 1-Ib ctn — 1 a c k n o w le d g e m e n t . "W o ware making a nRc threepoint Ending,'* Captain Tfcdor taid, "and I thquht everything am going to be feui* When we stnackpd lpto a twanty-fopt wave That atpv* In the tuna and flood*P the cockpit. My pqcab* hatch Jantmed’ MM 1 must hav* gulperi down abotit a th|rd o f Uta ocean f. ( died g co u p leq f; deaths before I rot o0L“ The others got eafely out of the tall hatches after throwing out raft* and survival kite. Rut In the darkness, and totied by the separated. When the rafts . ware rough waves, the men becams tin t Inflated, eight men climbed atwlrd. Thy other four, were gathered in three hour* later. Lieutenant Novick, .who bed been bobbing around I t ih ls M * * Wes' of tho tlluaUon the BtaU Chamlifebelt 300 or 400 yards away, bor of Cotnmerco Is taUaflod that thlro 1* no' Jiutl/icatlon for tho m tM S* Which would double both etrator *4Id, "you can S loyoOi.gntO employer coptridrop a bomb Into • pic en* to this fund," Colee skid, • pointed , out that tha re­ in target city un- serve In tha Social Security fund borlionUl screen. now elands between five billion MU 1U to 1»0 dpi Is re and tU billion dollars and omb door* opened la mots than adequate for any eoabU demand*. Freexin* at hi to nlna nrtles prdMOt level* would -,»avo aytra an aatlmeted one and Utlf billion dollar* In 1943. tia . A ll fo r k 1.1 o k Sausage ...... no polnlR (irnde H- milk Fed liOln C h op* ........ Shoulder Roast ... Breast Stew Sliced IJvdr ...... Shoulder .... lb. 27c Rib Chops .. lb. 39c Sirloin Roast lb. 43c Chops Shoulders Sausa Mackerel Croakers 2-lbs. 25c — work, oqk • • T O i* * ,a i ItasSsn l Juice* ntwletu. t waa tho glint of aarty sun­ lit on tha broken half o f tho merged fuselage of tho Super* Flour R m h sV a t Butter Georgia Yams Enjoy A\ L Floods O’ SudM Captain- Tudor and Flight Engineer Second L i e u t e n a n t Charles Daniels, nf Detruit, nuramg the engines along on tha homeward Journey, watcher! the n s gauges drop and pressure fall about sundown. In the short tropic .twilight; th* captain ■ target, taking fi fteen 10 twenty hrulight the plane down from 11,000 fi-ot, turner! on landing 1 stH-oml, lights' and skimmed on the sur­ j Can Hit I'ickle Barrel * ‘ blunt lO.OCtt iel,' one demon- face ordering all of the Crew ixcept the engineer, and radio operator hack to the tall sec­ tion. The radio operator meanwhile had sent out an H .O' H ami tied down the kay for autoniatic re­ pealing o f the (lUtraM »itptal. but the time was too abort to,get l f ’s the Q u a l i t y o f leadership, that makes DlxUpguished Flying Cross and Oak l^af Cluster to the Air Medal from Colonel Herbert Morgan, Jr. station commandant al the Casper Army Air Field. Rgt. Jones waa honored at n formal review last Saturday after receiving the awards. He received the inrdals for extra­ ordinary achievement white par tlclpal|r.g (n numerous bombard­ ment and antl-xubmarina patrol missions over tneniy occupied Europe and the North Atlantic. Germany It is doubted very mucl If Ihe sight rmild have been hull -by them during. Ilia war." For the Invention uf the bomb Let us fill your battery hydrometer—el 1___;___1. ARM Y AIR FIELD, CASRER. W YO.p I)«-. 1. (Special)— T'S gt. ISroiku 1). Jones, Route No. ), Australia was the last contin­ ent to be discovered, tne last to be the home of an advance ,1 civilisation, and the onlv 'contin­ ent to lie governed by one race ■ml one nation. TEtUES Dur T -S gt Brooks Jones Is Awarded D F C Dinner lour louki-:. 5-lbs. 19c WIndex lb. 19ci �VI 1* f 71 r .Z 5 & < f i * I g D U Y . DECEM IIFJBt b W i THE SANFORD I1KRALD. SANFORD, fl.O R ID A PAGE SEVEN 1 r ' ■ *■ * VT4SW-V1 The principal exports of the Philippines are augur, coconut products, abaca or manila henii . tobacco products uml lumber Typhoons Le^al Advertisement I ! •* a * f 111* li It I ‘mifll * T< »'M v» ho#* la it knrtwfi i «*M m * » r m a i i m * j u i i t t m ** 1* Rural |tuui«* *V<t i. CK m >-> llllt. SurUlk ’Cnfoliria Vyu m e limf ml»jr imtlflmd that n •u t*Kfcd h*mn u i « f * r » l n * t ruu for ► . lent between July and No To Enjoy Life ( Stop off for a drink akfe home a bottle. BILL’S u m u -1* n illertrrm by* Nmirui*‘f J AT FIRST SIGH OF A or WnlHIhir Ion a* 1*1\|n 11f f . In IK* Clrruli Court of ihm'Nirfth iudl cb U Circuit of thr H i m * of F lo ri d *, in and for **n|not* 'Countf. In Cnlncdry* ifi* package STORE and BAR ' 111 W. lal Pbona *80 USE u u o S o ld P re p a ra tio n * a t d lrtc te d humidity ami dampness bring Mildew Touchton Drug Co. tir *. • «* »■ • ) l«' the' t .a le « rijl.'l Immirr- XT^Xi^cre >m w 1 I ! I ** 11 o ii j:i|i*m riu n r r , * li!< pf to pmr#o. ii or ti> l U o r n * 1) . •l> ah It| I'otirt. * fol In dr fau lt of *u«*h 1 pp* rjupt*, *m<1 rAUPm wilt pro ’►Ml mi part*, W I T N I I H H I Km off trio I pmmt ol «fi,l » "t*pr 1 1, find: my HMipl *■ tlh“ ClmYk thereof. at Stanford. nol« ‘*»iirit> Florid*, A I» thlm If* day «f 1J4I n ru t: r o u iT ok t i i it txu v rv j i niii:. m : m i M ii .i : r o l v t v . II.Illlll> 4 . 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FLA. optaui W| t** k«lp | i**| !•<%!# km- m-n^k r Famil> Loan ( u Ij Model Airplanes and >latr’ Ban.*, ri *». ii+» Bronchitis ; Wkm*U U u o J TEmy b i p P * » t y^ofdm p * - J GOOD GROOMING -J ILIaa* luhelio* Mf lliill and A -** v GOOD C L E A N IN G " kiMryhl lor Do**> r lur i »w rwtWf »wi » ‘ll ICp a« Cwa* w *e.« GO H A N D IN II \M> LGel bto** • Ni* oni* warn r V r f ’Aril wvannr »rinklr% i i frrt mrnartly ' ouj. in r!**tb#-w « ■* f * yiu ROBERT A. W ILLIA M S S im p le Te st A id s T h o u sa n d s W h o A r e H a r d o f H e a r in g REAL ESTATE-RHt)KKit Atlantic Rank ltldg 2 Srminole Dry < It ,tn* r> 220 .Magnolia A\r I'hu n r s,» 1 Tbulks la an rat/ n« ruk LrarEny tart, tkeesinda » I m katr U e a irm^iajtlr irmftnrd but ear ifery b.*/ weU If ro* W* ka4kfir*| k/ nr>(tft(, lot r f if f ktli tie# to khfdr**.J *4 < M(nLle | w»a (e rr H4»e n J, iff (hr H«f>Nhir IGecb# U*Um«4 '.**« ( Yau ■•ail litai 1* i iff alter i|UAl.ia tkaa N 10% OFF From 0PA Prices Htl ,ur I i«»f (U /oyf tv mit j L*T% M A>* aUrtoi Oujiat t *j L*t#pe MAu m *Lt.‘i r i t i H i - t ' l 1*! im Q U IC K R E L I E F F R O M STOM ACH U LC E R S HUE TO E X C E S S A C I D Toys c*i* s# NOW , mmd km*m ikkfj. tm*r* Umt ilmwoi Ik** *%• «»1 ,im *m'riU ikSmoSr tm ^ Jbla L i w » 1+ U#*d l*u,amj» TV# KdM>« »i« Niim* • rtml » m *< uk tU OMl mad o*il U thm Creomulaktq relieri* promptly bo- I ua(l md*T U 4... t__^.1» i'l'C It fOU ft atit to Ihe m l of the uuble to balp loosen and expel im laden phlegm, and aid nature 4(A)ihe and heed r a * . tender, tnt . l a >» itne<1 bronchial mucoua memle.de. bee nnrs, 'ivil )s .T 'ia ii(jW to sell yon buttle of Qreotnulaton «U h the unntandlnx you n u d ilka the way it itckly allays the ooufh or you are have your money back. <0 ) K»r* IE* t* n O R IV E W A Y S 1 ANKS tre * Without Painful EUckoch* M u r multetvra r v t f m i* U ’N i ? YO U I m , .11 I NOW SHE SHOPS How To Relieve |“CASHANDCARRY' fur WATEH TANKB CUI VEBT8 and BEWERH T rah.il Mix Concrete Srrmtds available at loyr prire **f k«fc f»m !w<n *• eaeS Ftn. «MU Aey tae(. to » i «T •<** tall O * H 1 • kmwpm't MM fttsu LUCKY ^ p-rn CONCRETE PIPE GRADUATE VETERINARIAN ItcHldence 10th and Sanford Avenue kW rCouchi, Chtif Cold*. Brenchilr SEl'Tir. Day Rhone 170 THIS CHRIST!.: S .'it, 'itt - ■ WELLS LARGE and S M A L L A N IM A L S IfH * L N*iTa* iiratv i*L|rhl i*«|r iulti •ti< iiiIn fi.ifii the* t.Jfim *»f fh* * , “I ! ttltl li’.a t Ilifi of this* M"lt' ■ I ' . »i * j I iii ttr iirrntnd • WsiTI Km in n 1 1 11 1<M. mil *tm]§ • | r H ip |»l«im nf r •‘»|!)<* i mil [Mint ittfh.- till!r r * ^ .,f tiir < | k n u n l . anil •Hall l>v <•** f.rti »n Ih the- . hilmai.t, or fi ttornr f, * ml a n y «thrh r lslfti nr ilrnieirol tml «o f l l o l • limit RAYM O ND M. B A LL. R E A L T O R DR. RAYMOND L. BASS Nnvambmr, s k j O,> •• I' II k.HNlHjN. A, Cl.i It ot .till * i*url Ilf T O A 1.1. r i t l t n i T O I l H A N D I 'l lll m s'K MA V I M ) K l A l M H o n OK* M A V P M A O A I N S T BA 1P J'tHTATI: Vf.ii nrul each nf’ yuu s r e hrr»lt> Real Eiitatp Soli Soles— Rentals— Mortgage Loans Ural Eiitatn Dependable Insurnnee and Ronds Rhone DfiO, Rootnr 4, Florida State Rank Ituildini! rM h dmv of n v fu rH T ht* \>.ii upp r-<|iiire«t mnil notified l" *Hr ■ l i ‘>iurt at Sanford. Flotilla d ill J ill ■- Sh i i I U'«lr i ..Ij fi 1 P ;I■I ila *1 H'ffti*. Uv tlil > •"Lj M J>lliiUiaJhf nl.l-r*v|ilf(1 tilt* o f M l d ' i U l t b r ' l i i rtamitH J tV H ll tl n f tfth. JHftJntiff, ** M ah rl L t ) I i .h WhlltlniflKF. I fe ii.taol •*«»\riir HliAf.i Actually kills Mildew pfwwt>,Mildgir nrttlftfl rind re**i »;>#-«t p r f »? n ! I of urn i I .mn* «ri»| mrt*f*t » M r It t mii iif r i I ti» . «>f 1- i m.it h u f f .i ’ | Ag in* I I Ilf e»lA|. lt( Ffe-it W 1 f rt a B o a l iT a l l i of Home TiaatnMlit that ecial L r ( hiistmas On purchases of two-fifths or nu>ro of K t’ M- ( ’. IN- VODKA- I.UtUECR.N- IMPOKTKD RKANDIKS A N D W IN K S . M b it H . l p or It Will C . . I Y a u N at h la y Uff two inilll.tll tto I ' 1*4 f ■Hr *A tl.l UlP other toys F K F A T M K N T Ii .« I M THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CO 1at*liata* Hr* •* b urn. t i*< *»*n » i M « , *tt., dll *11( u m i Jlfid ‘ bl'i I‘b I Art** t»i, f..< • er*H>rrt‘ * 1 * Ph on e 101 207 .Magnolia Ave, Save Points Ry Eating S W IN G ■ Ut f i. r M l l r f Of N IC K ’S i%tolil*irnwiiT»t|-t •» y* * ■•ll • (T"<iit(*eul|l tod t>w*<ftnil U l < m tlii- 1 K i f r u Add — [>lfw«ll*n. ftmiur f IJpMt ftKnttfh, OUT In* Irl.ll a . r i i f '4 f ill»t C IT Y UNUr. C O t. \ N I Y ’S D R tic. S T O r‘ F H O U M II I A I \ ANOKMSON. DRUGS More Bakery Foods ' In clothes I hal From The LONE R AN G E R R O B B ’S SPARKLI HOME BAKERY Let loose . . . hnvc fun with confidence PACKAGE STORE •'QUALITY ALW AYS" | 105 W. tat St. Phone 864-J, R£AVEA\B£R •■'•OU AND TUNTC PACE W A IT.1W T POR ANOTHER PASSENGER.1.' TH E B O A T ON O U R r - ' W A Y DONV N - 5 7 R E A K \ ! ---------— ------------- - H).4V\V- \\ij5'’' K A F : W A N .' T A K E ‘ is \ TO C A © iN E iO o t .' / — 6uR5 Ihnl goes with fresh, newly T E L E P H O N E OPE RA TORS cleaned nppnrel. PHONE 475 Sinaia nr Married DRY C LE A N IN G DEPAR TM ENT EXPEKIENCE UNNECESSARY SEMINOLE CO. LAUNDRY CO. ESSENTIAL WORK W ITH PEACETIM E FUTUIUS 1 Office tod Flint 819 West, Third SL Phone 475 Aar 16-115 Oartim o Krequ.nl lncr#as»» * ' Plraaant Envirunm*nt «7.<h f i l l • t Apply Employaient Suparvlaor U-6 Weakdaya—Baturdari, 9-13 SOU. B gLL TEL. * TEL. CO. n o E. i n s l I to Not Apply If Now Engaged In Eaaential Work . in a Wh Pay—Paifl Vacation^ T H A T 'S A L L F O R M £ , C-ENia.' THINK. I'L L 0 £ T A B P E A Th f' O F A iR .' m '- r — ■ ■ ^ il e o n t h e u p p e r d e c k DSinET 'AtSTi NQB fr ie n d ly a tm o s p h e re i*F-YP3i . p/Ip -R'l jr rourtemw jeasant nur- roundings. CHICKEN SEAFOOD STEAKS[ * i Private *I’artleA Arranged i . a HICHICl?n PfCKEO j r— .l in /C A O Q ^/,— — i _ By PAUL R O B 1 N SQ N - iM s o w / j genius ^ •-> rziHTYOU i H E LLO .<3 E N |U S ?lV 4 lS f I l$£ TJA .*H ET H E R E '] O^Y'-'WALiCN-J--7 h p c p v m u L ix .f v R eeves rflS P e rf^ g n c e By PAI iHevwoow't -------- . H A S N T ACTU ALLY NOKiDOtN'.' ITS SUPER.7 BUTMAVSc IT U .B E c GONE B/1 i THE TIME j J (J L E A N IN G p O . Stofo-d At Untie Nil* btok uBp aWI| M j ■ * n P A iO A ^ D EPO SITO N ■ — '- t IT/ —y r �/ I ' hfk ■ ft ■wwewwsa SSSffSaffi m - Z ftf' F Lrreourcea. are natives of Tlofida. * ’ «*ventj-vigl.l give Florida home V e t S address.-*. Jacksonville for 10, and « 1 7 93 World W a r 2 ________ GAINESVILLE. Dec. 1. (Rt*e cial)—Ninety-three World War Two veterans enrolled as students at the University of Florida gave m overage o f IS months serWw -to their eennWy- bo/oro separa­ tion from the Army and Navy, analysis of personnel card* re­ vealed today Two of thflMmen served more than’ two years each, both in thu A m y . Minimum time was one month, served by each of four In the Army. Navy, Naval and the Marines. _oat of the veterans, who are Studying in the university under federal veterans* legislation and. a f 23. on ,thelr own W itte Tampa and Gainesville ----J" - for alt tach. All sections of the stale arc represented, tie addresses show mg 43 Florida cities and loons. A s to service*. GO served in the-Army and 32 in brapeha* Of the Navy. One served 13 month* In the Royal Canadian Air Force The university u not a slrangi place to :t2 of Ihese veterans will are former students and alumni of the University of Florida. Twenty-three. withdrew from th* general college to enter tnc ser vice* while sis withdrew from tin upper division as Juniors aim seniors to ruler. Three hat graduated before going to tin nrvices. C L A S S IF IE D a d v e r t i s i n g r s s e k e i f t: t- • r ate s : E K|asa e. r, tit gh mi~f ttO N E 441 OR BRING TOOK A «s to THE oANFORD HERALL W l Ova wards to the line, tnctuhng phone and addraea. t g sfv a ilM m a n le fa r eitusllona wanted w ill be charred for a t ths g n la r J it e T t t e rataa_____________________________________________________ ______ FOR R E N T — FO R S A L E — H. a Pope Ce. BATTERIES ate Battery Char*, lag Quick or Slow Charging. IITI318 8 ROOM bungalow by owner. Reasonable. 2310 W l i t SiPhone 142-W. BABY carriage and bassinette, good condition. 115.00. 907 Use nolle Are. ____________ COUNTRY home, 6 room bungs low, 10 aerra good citrus land fur quick sale, >2600.00. Oviedo section. 3 mile* East. T. 1. Lingo, Oviedo, FI*. “i " '. a _________ H EAVY black winter coat and heavy blue coat suit, site 38 ■ l*hone 312-W. JH S.* 3s iSt- ROOM: semi bath, 013 F.. 3rd St. reasonable. NICE furnished room semi-bath. Phone 800 or 103. 0 ROOM house will share with couple In exchange for care of house, cooking for 3. J. G. Smith, 3rd door South o i School.-Take M«rv or Box 272 FURNISH El) ipartment, 304 W. 6th St M ISCELLANEOUS IU R T A IN S wn-lu-d .tareled and stretched. 618 Mcllonville Ave. phone 870 ___ IF YO llR home i* for sale 11*1 it with ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Phone 731 Atlantir Rank llldg. W ANTED- COW-AND calf. E. L. Humphrey Lake Mary, FI*. - . _______ HOLLER MOTOR HAI.I-3 NEEDH UHED CARS lYc will pay ton celling prices ACRE tiled celery f » r m" n for n»ed ■uthtfioliric*. All OP a Cameron Avenue, East Hide, details hr ruled for you. Write ™ lately plowed and harrowed. dione u< Lj onmo arid niuke o n appraisal. HOU.C1! MOTOR HAI.ES ONE HOUSE and lot- Duhart 20h W. First St. Phono 821 U in b tr Y » r i ____________ condition. FROM owner, for caah, small two bnlnHm home and iriraio In Mena subuilw of Hartford. Box T- c/o Herald, p i it MTV young tender louiUrd with or without STUDIO couch, day b«d or couch. Bed muit be In good condition. 8nd 8 t Phone 183 J. PISHING boat with »-borae kick­ er and trailer, 1100.00. Robert Thomas, Itt- 1. D t« 128 (Wllaon . Corner). American Farmers Are Expe Invest More Money In 6th War Loan * *- LOST; WHITE gold diamond wrUt watch. Return» to Chris­ tina Stoudenmtrc, 605 Kin Ave. and recalve reward. LOST: Ration book No. 4. Eddie Simmons- 708 Orange Aye. LOST: Gray full length at Junior want. Phone Sealskin Fur coat at dance Thursday Officers* Club. Re B4-W. lll=IIISlll=lll=lll=lll=lllll=lll=ll|=lll=lll=ll!=lll=lliail=lll3 WASHINGTON. I) C.. Dec. • 1, — (Special) —A prediction Unit Six (Jeorgia T e c h American furnirr* liW ilL.tn pst Men From Florida more money in hon.Cpshirffit! the •Sixth Was Loan Hum in any MIAMI. FTa.. D « . I. (Special) i previous drive « » » made today The Stale nf Florida will he by Uic War Finance Division' of the U.8. Treasury. well represented in llic Orang*; Farmers bought >1,25(1,000,000 Itoit l foot ball game here N*w worth of War Bntnla during 10- Year’s Day. HU membara, o! 43, according to the liurenu of Georgia T.-ch’s Orange Bowl Agricultural Economics. In 1944 squad are from Florida, and at It is believed they ran and should least two will lie in the starting purchase n total of >2,00,000,. lineup against the Unlvcra|ty of 000, Ted R. (iambic, national dir­ Tulsu. ector of the War f malice Divi­ ( ‘enter K<i Ilolalnger from sion haId. Tampa hs* answered the opening Income si Peak whistle for most of TechV gamei The Sixth War l-oan storting this fall, and Charley Heller November 20. conics ul on ideal from frorn Orlando and George 1 Hills 1111* Imp for agriculture, he pointer! J |r,q,i Jarksnnville have been elouL s 1ternuting a* regular quarterback. This is not only thr lime when Jimmy Wilron. from Miami, ha* farm income is at n seasonal seen much service at end for peak, but 1014 marks three year* the Engineers. of record breaking farm Income, Quarterback Andy McGill from he raid. Haines Cify and End Boh MilBased on information obtained chell from Miami, alio memberj trom the HKA, the Agricultural of the Tech squte. may get hrty Section of the War Finance Ihr). the -New Year's game, too. sion estimates the 1941 cash farm Wilson and Hills both earned income at >2li.iH)0,000,0()0, com­ letters with the 1943 Engineers. pared with >20,000,000,000 in 1943. Ilolsingcr is a Naval tranafer Although net farm income, duo from Duke. — to higher operating costs, may A seventh member of the not lie greater than in l'.i43, moat Tech squad. Halfback Jack llltli, farmers now have reduced Ihulr la Ihe son of J.T, Billa, Miami debts and consequently will have radio news editor and cqinmenta•nore money to put Into War I tor. Ills home town la lilted at Bonds, Dir division reports. Dallas, however,' on the rotter. In the twelve months ending January I, 1941, farmers reduceo real estate mortgages alone by association that this counhtry >650.000.000. "cannot afford to permit uio Bank Depoalu Gain strength of It* people to be After paying all operating costs rapped by this insidious disease.” and necessary faintly expenses, farmers will have left this year for Investment and debt reduction over >6,000,000,000 the Agricul­ tural Section also estimates. Because of the fact that new machinery Is not obtainable, farm deposit* htc piling up In rural banka. Demand deposits held by farmers in these banks are esti­ mated at >4,500,000,000 and time deposits at 12,000,000,000 Since the new method of re deeming Series K .Savings Bondmake them si liquid 111 a dollar hill, it n no longtii necessary fui the farmer to maintain n largr bank account to mm-i possible emergencies. Mr Gamble stated Therefore, he believes, larrners 1942 Ford Sedan will convert part qf these deposits f into War Botfds. W ar Bund purchasers will pro­ vide a farm financial reserve lu ri‘Ml -Ford Sedan protect a g a i n s t damage by drought, flood and livestock dls 19.37 ( ’adiliac Sedan vase, will assure rash to replace and repair buildings ntid Ulrich inery as well u. tft build bark •oil fertility depicted by war 1931 Desoto Sedan lime food production, and w i l l prnvrdo fuiul* fur rdueatlrin. vacatrona and old a-.'u security. For year-round plcnauro give y°ur'ij?^ home a living room suite for Christ-. . I l l mas. This sofa -and' mfltdhlng’ chair -* r , wilt bring ymf so much beauty and _ pleaaure. Upholstered in frieic, willnut finish frame. Full apring con­ struction. ’ '. ill 98.50 Easy Terms FOR r SALE Ro o b e v e J t Urffcs (JfCaler Seal Sale« NEW YORK. Dec. I. (/IV ’ resident Ronscel l has asked the American a. , do to Join wilh official ami vnTtiiilury agencies in whkh he said la taking "a Iremandou* toll of lives In tha war torn countries of Europe and Aata." Supporting the Thirty-eighth Annual Chriatmai Seal Sale of LOST the National Tubertuloili Ann elation and Its affiliate* which. IX4KT: small black doe with opens tomorrow and will continue , brown spots answers to name until Christmas, tha President of ••Happy." Reward. Mrs. E.M, Id In a statement Issued by the ('aln. lekc Monroe. TWO SM ALL fanae for sale; 0 M a acre* land, 8 atory house, Karage, one » torero house, one n o d well, land tiled,' cowfleta LOST; GAR JUtion Book "A aubirrigation. One 6-ecre farm E. H. Uney, 110 K. 2nd KL SM ALL ,- A L , I * HKftA) P n r f lifd A x T T S P r S ij Mill >iliihy>|J*p))m>i....*W ■* -— StricklandMorrison, Inc. 310 E. 1hI Si. Phone 200 Hi Give that someone you love a gift of lasting To reflect the. tienuty of your home, select a hmidnomc comfort and joy. It’a tho gift-uupreme. ficauti* aTJ mirror. Sparkling plate glass in vnriety of shapes. Gold V fully upholstered. LLJ framed and Venetian Styles. m 3* COMFORTING THOUGH BRIGHf MlkRORS 1 a 39-50Up • 3.49Up ■1JI5 per wtek Salea and Service lo w is the time to CONTROL DESTRUCTIVECHEWING INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS LOST: One • hearv Black horw mule. One heavy Black Mare One heavy rad colored "M art One Black Jack. Return to W. E. Klrchhoff, phone >05. HORSE f * UU8INK8S SERVICE GOT LUGGAGE C R tO U ^ ^ IVho wouldn't bo pleased with a gift bl luggage. "AirOLD and weda Including ail varware. H i waltef* m *!$M * j^ o r ilngle. --v IflA .M O R T G A G E LOANS To bulid a home a> i- .ii j, ITS A THAYER the enljr NATURAE, * .3 8 1 fcltehcn W ANTED — K g & a sa s Wm . M W !■ ! ; J ■ : ' 2 I-.J :>:>-•* ' ': *==r */ ' Wiiti " v- ■ �ma tt* * - •'—^ ■” — ^ T YOUR PBRSQNAl G O A l - A T LB A S T TRA ft ■ • « M lo W fr**i If n wish U p m r r v * Inviolate Ihoaa iueaUmahl* prill '•feu for which w« have b e n as lo a f t o * m t f o r i t iNDI tending—f » a « i t UxVjll n m VOLUME t i AN nn*ur Established 1908 XXXVI IN H E r E N D V .N l N X .W S V m .U SANFORD FLORIDA, M ONDAV M cm hw I t 'l l A v o i d s led M l*n \ " M HER II ^ek P re m ie r ^m ericanS Cross Saar River d&ys Kadicals i a 1 n ■ Plan Civil W ar A n d A d v a n c e U n o a a r la u tern Ttombs Unloaded With Pinpoint Accuracy On E n g i n e Plants. 0 Despite Jap Flak Lcneral Strike Fol­ lows Killing Of 21 Hy Pnlire Tn Rifvt In Athens Sunday » i*ll1lt|ti tn. u 11 Wtlh the i - v - v c i t«« I hr la.lfn Im’ Isii; ihi! I la« ha* Iw \ ,ih<* \ , ** h\ Itw tsa» fllvelL |kOli'e fiirst till *11, lllili*h atol Shftmih l uni - Hllllllfis) I - 'Itl KA M tic* Ing nsines of boyg In sefries "home on leave*' have been suhmittrd by the I’ llot (Tub . . . f o r which Mrs. Z. a Rslliff, . telephone U I-J, and Miss Blanche Kennedy, telephone ^ 9S.1-W hr.vs been selected ss ~ s committee to secure names of service men snd women so that their friends may know when they ore In Sanford. Eridny evening msikrd the pas­ sing of one ol Semitiole County's oldest pionetrs, Joseph t'nni*n>n. 80, whose life was Jit,lorn ally t’> terwoven with ttfct ol Saufon! ami the Urge cattle and reivr) raising industries of lh|. section Mr. i ’smrnm itie.1 at hi- hono at * The bi®" nil cottilUTlifs mre* c«vn(tuctini* the mott extern he exptor etinrui ever ma*!e in E)nri*l» in tlielr wrAirh f»*r AtMitionnl fu L l* from which I ** sunnlf merit the rxiitini* nit m*wr under * 1 4 V l; . •* "I' 11 * u VV « .It 11 i v\ i Yl M 1 V(. . X ' i-i, -4L* ,1 - t *■•* •t*4- r - |•* 1 , •■ * 1 A V ,, \ 1*1 Vim 1 t M . t. ^ X t.l i, li V t VI. <*1i 1 * •j££~ £2jElks l.odac Will ii rr :cr2rrP°Bs®rr 5 e il * * ’ ’ • ’ *' lw*g.tit wriftti % , W a r D O IIU S ihr<<nch iha nn<4i n ml e rw irm n u * re o p h x r.|0 Oak Avenue sfiet so 1 111»»-.» ^the ile n ia rw ts . I*» u | B r o w n vif T u U a . M k l» t.d d , vnM|n cm nett b* the rieinumi. tom »4ivebl the star* *n4 *tni* arul union fuck An (hr fii^t wave **f b'»» * iiulml tn xvifht i 1 yaiilA nf t*flire heotltfun •im I hr lum v! »»f the vt) *■ | u n • t .iin llt ig . I «1 « I 1 hi* f K<*e»t ■!* h ’ t»* the tCAlnr > I lub trelai. ««Ulmy „n.tm 11*3111 I hr tudri ! ’■( I Major and Mrs Julian Adams of seven months. that ml hninnc itr.il4 l* known j tin n * |H.U.m«ii *ki «I Funeral ssrvice* !>" Mr * am-1tb ex lit in Elnrttia Vnd that th* \ The (uilteemrn h«Mt»tr*l ^ Rare the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Adams for a few dpya. erun were held Sundai »flern.»inl only problem rvmamini* 1 1 to |»ullm£ twxek the tuoltw •*! ’ Major Adams is stationed at j Strother Field, Winfield. Kaa. and Mrs. Adams la a flight ntiraa with an air evacuation squadron In Or­ la n d o . Cpl. J. Clay Will lama of Temps is * peril mg a 16-day furlough with relatives. Pvt. Carter Harvrv it spending in short furloui Furlough w lli ‘hla ‘ parents, 'Mr. and Mra. Lloyd I* Harvey, F / S g t Tim Stevens Wins DFC In Burma MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dee. 41 (Specialy— T / B ri. Timothy Staycm, 22, o f Sanford, Fla. has arrived at Army Atr Foma .Re­ distribution Station No. 2 * in _ Miami Beach for reassignment W processing after completing a tour o f duty outside the contln, ental United 8tataa, Stevens flew 4t missions - db .. a bomber in thaatar of f he was iM t J wiih, oek leaf thi son of Mr. and M i*. J . P. Stevens, 900 Elm “ Avc ms. t Medical examinations and elaasl, Citation -interview* at this poet, “ *■ five redisttihuilon sUtions the AAF Personnel Command for A A F . Ficera and enlisted i nun, will determine hla new aaslgnment. He wUI remain here . i about two weeks, much cf which w|U be devoted to rest end r% Reports Loss O f "Book __ And Cash A. U . 't S t i T In -nici 1 ill* Sixth '■enmudv- • •vl b Imil a m 12 4 1 Railv ft * II S If iniilt.ili 1 Mdii' Uivi'i rouitht ’ -ill *»ni », w.hi* h ltTi- h •rs'K- |tt» w , s I ♦»! ’• •’ 1 'k «1 w , h -.1,. * i. il i ! M 1i. I X" V r.81 2f* • • »-*•!* fcf, • Ici willcjici Domestic Airlines is ,unm u ^ ;tju. ).>, Is noun Back in In ■'.inlmd J 'C iU C .S Wiih PlyiiiR Crus.Si >!t ■irrr At nix Ai* 1 •-1 ■ M,4r % \ .4m » 1 .....I Mt . l ) , '-...I . » I’D| I 1* ..4' #' unit ! hi \If I 1^ *1 '1 .ai , .t;1 *1 1' lie* U„i i 11•11 • • A i on -III It..’ * f Ml t •Hot Hi- h f in4* ■nt1 •k| 1.4 tin* 1 tuff 11«1 ,1' V 1t p|.»* • T........... • t•» . ,• ‘ I Hi K M Saa1 t t !MtJH ** ■ In All Brarchev V K c \ i' n ti 1 1 :t I nr .liter ‘ i u it ' d m e r ’ ll ................................................... If > * i .i * * H. Lnl V , ** * . v I *' - 11! It) IM '|H« wfMjih •I ,+* ' !♦. itti! * .* N’i.rih* ,nl t ine* fiimt - LtMau|),*.|i i ir t i I••*4 ,1 Ti| * l ft 1' *J.p* t 4. ......... ,, i ihe 4ft •Mi -*t is rfe iU 11imttiunt hum • 11 "•tei 41 if hi 4 1 '’ Hitl ’1 Imrr* •x l itre Alle(>r|il1 * v 1**1 r » Is I til Iittn S /S«(; I f . \ . Hamilton U ins Arm\ Award XI \\ i .I 'M | M\ I VVI 4KIM -,ti VRMV AIR |»,i| 1Vi’ 1, i: •'•■•m \ 1* •Hln ' . . t.’f '!•-> list IMIlH 4 . f . 1 M* • I no ill* -. Hiit .-it X i i i n i' I. t I .» 1 ** 4 1 »* *i i-.g o *• • * '■ * \ mI*», t hr Mn N . , U «Li * < , t ’ i , linn vnil V i 1 si \t my I - • 1 * 1 , ,||» i ‘ - • Ml ••i*’’*I strike dtt \11n*.i i.i \ ptrnTiTT^ I . /v** fti n» 11 I> l*1* I'Ium U'r fr»*v%»1 ri K\ans Rcpurls Sales iH, n.r *..•«* Eighty Year Old Res­ Oil Traps Shoulci He Lajiuitur I ’ar Itehiml Wli.»rr 'IHr l nmH *»< 1‘n* n kim* Found At Shallower j irmrior wiih their tiannei> ident Succumbs A f­ | With 12 Da vs Left tHr • »imntuii ter Long I l l ne s s Depths Than So Far fuilrnlsnilAlurnf^Hle blur anti u httr bi ■ •V |I hill lll fl'H**** Ilf t lie 41 i... » umiBUhtsl «|« Hltdi -U Ml b‘l' Solid,! >, T-rvakm*; l-r-ssl il-.iiglil.il>'a bnt- ♦iI mu h I « .it * |»%tl»»ll**l ! S Hlltirf 1 ,| (11, ,) 1** * Hi in-h i i ll«" n■' i i * n.b* • **n !I,* * H> i . 1.i in 4 t 11117^*4 in V1h i1 n.H*n i % 1hr m n * siu'* mil .-I 1hr t,, »*«•!< i • !* - 1 I.AM‘» '*! 4*' * , Ft* pa*mil1ft'il thi* nI c ar»* T.l ji J fnmkilurtl r*ntl It aitnt-d I'.ipith drr**u forH.ulv a hnlol^l KAM | IIu ILnIi »|TiH»|va’l lh« *•' jtia |TTtw j*honUn1 g‘ U ritR u h r i-u i ut tin- ' i i g t i ir*tl line. Mn i Ii-' ni 11nq ii , inl ut K u r : o' w 1 oi n 1 1 u n i. i ii,- l i n t ■h Set Mini A l im wtis elini ....... .. 1Ho In*! lierm itll t hi’ t ‘ \A l.t.t the Y \\l nes ei t hr-ie^ % V M ami t**«>rl,o-l .hi ip .il M l. the ltlr-rtw n* tin* » Trr| ' a pit 111, | .ilist 72 AT 111 I Mrilfiii, ill! f i*tre i nel.’ t ami V S m iw p e it plAlir oxrr tIh • it\ this aHMina.' |A I I?T A s In to Is ' i -i r;u ft. i \ l i t ' id Siinr■i •i l l ' |.1 I't llllttlll Still' Ii i 1111* . try nuili-f l In- mtt'is 11nI ill > Ills F ijrh t \n 'IlM* 1 AM H o lla n d I ll't D O N . Dec 4 (A ID — lu e rail arlerirs feeling supplies to the German Ironllmr* were smashed lo­ th* t h> 1.2110 Voveriran tnimlo'rs, c- t.rlerl deep over I hr jievtrrn fruiil In more Ilian 1,6<>ll f ig hlet* h , - , \I. Minor, (trissen. iie*l and Itet,ia were raolni. Maitikil «in t In H rid jje - E lim in a te d is h tbiffteiwr I left (ic rm u n I\ iV fH ------ -- til'l l,»r»'sl it* Allmiu h m *\iikr a i liei Home On Leave it it V l.s . S nWin lit ' f * in#** f • ♦ I ( \\,|! ' • ’ i* I. 4 mi,ti|i* hy 1 til* *11 | •'me.i.i I* * 1-l*»l 1 Hill in niti* » ” • *'14| 'at 4:30 o’clock al the hirst Bap­ local* the trapv puu*, itnd Ihrn acilnlxslii * 1 * t V\ til III Ml H (itMltllll, Semin*.h i • un!. In l»tti|7ht !»•» i tist Church with the Rev. W. P. lu.tlv coni r e 1 1 l*x i xxt'te Thex* nhouki h* found tn shnl* to firr over the HwU *»• '• i Miti«iiiiiiii f s*f Mi «>i n( th*1 ^rnup , I •*.’ $2M)tom> XX•*» 1h xtl LoinL. ii n rtirm v f Hf 111rt mtci Brooks and ths Rev. Or. E. 0. kVemoontralotN, wiimrn an I * • 11 tin i • nl .ill I'ffireia Mull* f ia ihHI in lira \\ a tiM a it i t lift r I* Brownies officiating. Interment low deplhx from whkh tt niuU tlrrn anions tJh^ni , nvrihirr Of It w 1 1 *.... ■’ I !*',*• ,l «ii I Hi midi at llllllk Fi'UH 1 li't .41.Il ,1 It.. was in Lakevicw Cemetery. Act­ l«* «itr*rte«l on a more nrt'liUMe day, a*** •i iii (if i Vit M •,, I 1.4 .■ M.i 1 ] ••al Ii ,if *1 n o a IKind .hi • . t .ut11■ ing as 'pallbearers wrir »eic Kr^%l K baxii than from ihotv rw en tlf I Mi, *Trei s t* ...... lh,m $*. . F drill*’*! in O llit r Cminty^ he *1#* Senator Pepper Is l*e *lr*f* ■*i .... 4-1. 1 Wilson, W. A. Lrfflrt l »• t*iiir»ii 4• tt ... *| nf n(K) a it Ihrudney. It. B VV.Rht, R tv clniwtl, painlinc' Aut that hit com* |« ............ i*-. • *» Shftvn l»anv not. ha» three rro (ihyucil Mine, Lt U4o| I .4 Deane and Judge , r. shlitmu ,*-.114 th f-i u - 1 . i....Ls mi rrewx nf riiht to ! * f h r men , » ; V iiihi \, H rt lTM ' I 11" Mr. CsmcriUi vxa* 1•om al u c K trying t*» Iw^u nil iputi l 1 4*1 II|1 UI|f Military T r a i n i n g f*lt»r|i!it M .1 t 1 I * I..I 1*4.1 1 . 4.1lea* ! • •. S k kl Americus, Ga- July II. I«»t*, sml in Florida. M*** I HI iturr hfi' > 1 4 lit! S i 4 * S . < ti fh • ' * *’«l a * * ' " *» ‘ when but g ls*l of right, cams 11 II. t *h. V. r This is dun*, he rvplmnoi. by Vlt E* * Senator t'Uu-l* lVpt**r ' with his family by boat mi the St ■r* Lily ThD Johns River U> the «cttlement of moons of highly w n .itor ssilj jm,.r-t tn mmpuhon » *'* 1SS-M b rr(iih nan i:**i* F t Reed, locate,! smith, of the technical instruments .Icvelors* i | turning after the «> i. * .*I vl | 4 Ixmili, , *. u .1 Li \I ltl\ t84 present site of the Sanford Naval by science and Invvntmii which t.> a 1,-ltar rvc*ntly irc cii—l ! .4 . Ill t mm.s-M ftirtaii* v* m .t Uitiki Clarence Alexander Air Station, at a time when San­ can show whvic th* best chances him by Th* Ranfnnl II* n j l I frum ll» Is. hiIIm Hi I >.*imil U rslst for finding nil and which “ I w-wuld not like to w u- >' Wounded In I'ranee ford was known as Ft. Mellon. I ,1 ( .->L»» • itin) ima help to minima* wildcat digging. » .'guratc rom[mUsry mibl..* - St nut on ..J A 4 M V * iFor a lima ho helped hta father *. * ) n 1 1 »ii|* I *i, i vis.it ,if |h*; MS8£llolui put mi (iUplay on T h e th re e p rin c ip a l in stru m en ts training after th* war »• Henry S. Cameron in the raising | CpI I'larenr* Al, *n»"b) *%■*,< | V I * *■ •|• *t « ■• iiiM.ti' l fi rrviri'f Avenue ndjn*mt to fin r<nl< lllnll * of cattle on the huge ranch that hr* the ssUmograph, the m a g n e t o ­ peace meaLiure," h* wrote. j WHS rc|Hilt,',| III bill- IM-I- - m ■ t vI , H i* i Mis.p Hit* I'mific, SjM* l>ni|r Slorr m e t e r and th e g r a v i t y m e te r. d.Wlhtedly, our gnal ail*r tb< stretched from Celery Avenue to ihi.I v wnun,ied ytui: ■'» inJv J ' ill. .1 I ! a*mill i•11 |ft*t n hi ill* of the tllffl war is to act up the kind of Uiffirrr and f»**ftrr puff* I ban The seismograph, which mea­ Lake Jeaaup. He then served serving with lh* Auuy I m (■ • nil it--. •Mifh Fin'iMmtf’retl m (uni; for 10 years In the duel capacity sures minute vibrations within inlernationsl organitation which anything given al p m i-m mlliei. * nl|i. in Jianr*. i* ii"U i | -lll'.t I t.tt*i linpN mi III a vt*r y fir*t will eliminate the nec-asity «-i which havr l*ef*n d*mnte<l !iy of town manbal) and la'A col­ the earth's structure, he said, is valesring nicely in • • i-* 1* I i Iihk* » iiium !u xx.io f«»t«**l 'loxxri constantly preparing for war j inditidiiab. will given uam ' i.ut,. I,. lector of the new town o f San­ the most useful' instrument to | arri -r* m g l<« vv -, *-1 f i ' e n l h '«■ i 1 i r 1T ami (lilt I\ IlMtll 4 111 I hr writer **Thal does pot mean that ■■ at the Llk'* Itun-I Haltv. Mi ford. Later he took up celery locating oil but is largely Im­ rvitnl by Iny inntbi i Mi - tl iln'l 1 * I 1 ■ "i h the l * - 1 -'I I, it* f 11 *u. he f tire are not going to keep an ad*<|U).t1 Ijine r*v.-..lc| Meicbanla. wh . growing and moved back to the practical in FWwta on account ; Ale VHInb'i, li 111 latiii'l l.in'ii i i .... hi I **11,1; i * ■i .,»•*! h> til** Naxy. I <•"* * foice to control our interests nr I have donated priteto the previ old home place on Miller Aeenne. o f peculiar underground form a­ fill. Alev.iniler « i, • ♦*•*» ti III j «*fc*<8*4*4 h u im ihfwr (1i|fh t i m u l e in i‘»» -rt-l Itig **t f Aided by Joe Whltner. hd suUH- tions. The magno|ometer utilise-, do our. Part to restrain tin -oua rally will not )•* n«ke.| to I Sanliiril, nltendrd In.-il eh—>1-. M.i am! Juiu* l'.*4J for which * (UK t* 1 |i« ■ I H | »| *v m "dangiter’* nations But, militaiihmate this time, Mr. lane sabl, vlded and told ae 10 and 20 acre the natural field of magnetic 1 mid Via* served in the Aunt fin ihr - i i jjeifit m n*nx rno'ivini; un hm breeds militarism, and I ho “ but if any merchant* wit,h In ii'1'tit'll Hint! niik I ’.*f elubU‘ 1 tit mi Air Mexlnl farms, much of the large ranch flux while the gravity meter, ' six years, the last l* iin.mb' u1 »*(it;i i sure.that' wa can obtain, ihrmich give prire* for this purpo-e they which were overs*in- lie m eiteil t vs4’nu*’ I’ JH vt ( 4* ( allt*aily aunnlfil D» him in 1943. acreage bounded by Brtsson Ave- ■mat commonly used In wUI be (TTnlrfuIly rc*c**i\ volunteers, a force adequate t" *I •'Ml 111i• noe. Celery Avenue, the S t Johns physical evpierntiona in Florida, his initial Arm*' triunim- at I l I *enin Hyintf with tin* ith Frrryintf River and Lake Jessua has an additional advantage in our needa. I do, however, believe i •i : tm ii •ifMtij*. Nashvillr, Tenn , hr mailtf lieniiing, Ga. dn.l Intel al t amp <elliine. . i il. a , X ' II 11 that military training is fTCC-l Ha gava______ rights of way b* used without tiangda . ____ _ for and that il can IS ts I’nlk. l a I ............ i!f**-r lu India L»'!nllnj • ||f *■• » s«*1 ■11«« in H *21** which the Uroup promoted moted the coming here of o f lb* er U> same, fish or other witd- lent ditciplins and physical rdu cation for those who lake it. 1 I I it in 1 m i ■i ■ n. Hanford and Everglades Railway life. ' j wa- then *lr!iver!iiit to Ihr Far Takes Third W ife Funeral Rites Held " I t la our Job to do what ha. * i ',M i In IBIS, with others he Journeyed ha l 1 ol lh er v hr ir<eivctl Pointing out that he had seen to Tallahassee to aid iq the sep­ la recent newspapers that the never been dope before: stpp w»i i 112 filiiiii” Durtiig tin* thr An Mesial in Auiruil, 194ft. For John Ludwig aration o f Seminole from Oraiiga shocks felt over a wide area of —even preparation ami train me * GRAND CANYON. Aris. Dec. wi*i i- ii'in 111**4 (Ini' SKI IllH" hlft. I !i» hh! If in xx,ii i t rji ti.li ferret! irasiiasM a * rw*» r » « n for war as we now think of it. 4. W )'—Col Kllii.lt Rousevrlt, soil -n.tr ’ h. tuial ’ “ 1 l,v I Ilf Vi in’ to th«* in*! Ferrying (ttnup in ________ __________Florida were attributed to earth• Funeral services fnt John l.u-l l^.innp, , i .1 i t<> Im* Mmch 1944 mill han hern 111 ----OUakes, hie said he tiki pot be- While we shall always have boy* of the IYewidrnl. and Faye F^nicrcumpui hoirii*ii Ipnntionn Nav|j;i»tion .... ....... til a bill of fllfF V D D 1 G T C le v e this theory was true inas- who want to be poliremrn. we aon, Hollywood actress, were wig. prominent local grown who yf,,, dierl Thursday morning n.* th the J )p,.| ;,t Drrvmbnr :*i, IIM2. Oflk'e. His father is uvcrseii U 1 1 D I U E iT O 1 much aa hit seismographs failed hare our home police forces fur married at 9 A. M. yesterday at them to aorvw on, I du not red Yavapai Observation Station on result of a bullet wound helirvi*. with n Si if mil lleptil altnched to Df*[ it* 1 hi- itii’M-iise in si-uts |la record Use tre overs, . to have been accidentally inflicted, believe it is necessary to take the rim o f the. Grand Canyon. the Ki«hl Artillery, Mr. Browa waa introduced by a year or two Of each boy’s life . The ceremony was performed were held Sunday aftrinram wt nvaihillr, pi m ill, liuiyl ronlili ui*s heavy gspcciallv un the trans­ Md* and pat him to, the am ir to give by Rev, Roger Sawyer ol W ill­ 3:00 o'clock at continental routes ntnl around in­ S r reel Ihi mti with i other ^arhtriih dies trial rente i* Itti the Irons* hint military training. Ijet's hope iams. Aria; ad Gerald Frierson of DaLand wo do our Job so well when we Internirnt was in continental Might* They were attended by Jack uffielatlng. Monties are J.C. McCormack of LcxIagtocL Ky. win the war that we can make Frye, president of Transcontin All Souls Catholic Cemetery. njnnin* in excess of 70 percent, and Melvin Oak. aL * Active pallbearers were: Fred while in the |i*nvy industrial our* a peaceful world without ental and Western A ir Inc., and constantl y ^ preparing for wsr,” Mrs. Joseph Livengood of Los 0. Zerrenner, R, A. Cobh, T. C, areas priorities range front 60 Aagelea. The Utter is a grand- Brown, W. H. Stewart, It. R percent ti, 60 percent, bo concluded. daughter o f the late Mms. Ernes­ Ding nhd Henry Thurston. The I’assrnger load fail or this year tine Schumannhrlnk. Elks Lodge of which Mr. I.udwig P F C C A M P R E lX H O N O R E D C m r_ E L E C T 1 W A wadding breakfast was held waa a member, attended the U-Vunplng well over 00 percent, LV-fomparcd with 8K.0I percent they BQoit. MU*. at El Tovar Hotel fotjowtog the funeral In a body. • f ’i AjrninstCompulsory I Presidrnt's Son y & z SXX $220 In cash, rateon book Eaie of I M . ported to be ' itrolmen traced r-; i Tb No frtwt ■ ■ * Dit 4r Spencer of Elsie O. as a bawl T rWA. Miss. at Kecsler j from Elsmtbeth Donner Roosevelt ii r a i .. ±. r - WEATHER ____ party flew h*re G E O R G IA In crea sin g cloudi lata SatunUy from Los Angelea. Oak Hm. CaL Roosevelt is on leave from ness with slightly higher tempera. awatiied Ib e Good Conduct Me 1*1 Field. Miss, A A F tba army air forces 'after com­ ti\rea tonight Mostly cloudy Tues­ day, cool with rain in west and ____,__ from 1% - ;v (Ntthimal | |U ration FinnO aftn Kdllnra Note:— 'The ' Inflow- SC* w A T III \ ' . lh> 4 t si eek I1i e ttt i t* i limiirr Pal iiiilmHi rtuitffvtl iiulav Hial fell wirtjf farlk»iift ate rirtiboratrly f* u»efit inj* civil war a* a irenetnJ * trike left Vthvn* n ilibnit r lo I 1 u«-t or ciirnTtttitiic vlkm* \ te r j «til\*S i is ! to|| m 4. 1 11r.i II atIt! tin » imutlttl The fs*s n nmr til n utiahlr til __|t Uturday that | e ■ ; r . 'S-s * 4 t M’ l — artiftf roilitar) |o»rrnuf of Vlhrns. !«»• da) f nxr lh » aftnnl K\M fitrmatism« 72 hour* notice to quit I hr Aren. Joseph Cameron Oil------------Man Declares “ w‘' vr “ --------— ---*---" \ 'y " n Pioneer Rancher; Oil Bearing Strata ! ,,,,u*h < F .5 d ^ S H L « 0 W . Qn“ Friday;Exist ^.Florida af^J^^Ure Worrtoa police > = r ------------------------ ------**' — AT1IFNS, I tec The remit* were reported ns g<««l The prim* objective was. t e Musashima engine factory in e Mnktijim* aircraft plant. To kyo rluimcit It Kuperfut\* iycte Y dcstroyni and reven others pro bahly Japanese spearheads, making Hieir deepest penetration of SCRKKN A f'T it ESS Faye Emerson, the brttle of C*»l Ahtna. advanced to within 74 hut Htxiaeveit, i* shown iieit* at h o Mol lyw*H*«i home play it.* miles from Kweiyutig on the her 5 year old son. Willian t SeiKip l * r.i«fi»h!, * Kilt) hf hrj u t Burma Road after driving.. 36 riage to Naval Officer William t » « " l * m l tlmemalional Nmile* into Kweichow province. photo) In the I’ hlllpplnc* area a U.S l*imher* sank four ships and dam aged 13 other craft. ~ In Chungking the Chinese gov. nmerrt umlerwent a further shakiup today whrn Corel un Minister T .V , Soung w i , apnpintM act m,; wire president of .Yuan Prtivince, succeeding his r s . i rx n *1 n . . «. n *1 A I.;is ( ‘T o k y o Rose’ And Crew That llomhed Jap ( apilal {.rnrral t Ill, AtM flafn r t m * T o k y o lay in fresh ru in * and fla m e s today a fte r a sizea b le fo rc e o f S tm erfor#resses, s trik in g In m id n ltet* noon yestcru u y, nuiuv m e m ost stnJee.Hsful o f fou r raids on Jup/iM’ n capital c ity . T h e y unloaded Ijombs w ith pinpoint A ccu ra cy fo r un hour and a n a if, d es p ite an Intense a t ­ tack by anti-aircraft fire inter­ cept or*. 4 I. Tokyo Is Given Worst Blitz Of ThisW ar W A S H IN G TO N . De.\ 4. ( A l * ) — American submarines hare bagged 20 more Japa■ neae ships, including a light a c n i l H r and d n t m ; c i , The M o t h e r * were medium cargo ttm lr, one tanker, four medium cargo transport*, three amall cargo ahlpe. The Nary'a announcement Increas­ ed the total of Jap ship* Q mink by submarines to 874. ^ tU'.t EM H E R re- locally to i« t - H » l3 ( 73.31 imrvenl in >043, and 60.13 percent in 1041. Before the war n daily emplo*' nient of planes that averaged siv to seven hours of actual flight won regarded a* good perform- t . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1944 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3772bfba71f65cf0e5469382ed040749.pdf ec0378eeca570d355c68215e37fbe50a PDF Text Text / I ' hfk ■ ft ■wwewwsa SSSffSaffi H K ftA ) P n r f lifd A xT T ftf' F S P r S ij m -Z « 1 7 * ’ 9 3 W o r l d W a r 2 V e tS ________ G A IN E S V IL L E . Dec. 1. (Rt*e c ia l)—N in e ty -th re e W orld W ar Two v e te ra n s enrolled a s stu d en ts a t the U n iv e rsity o f F lo rid a gave m o v e ra g e o f IS m o n th s serW w - t o th e ir eennW y- b o /oro se p a ra ­ tion fro m th e A rm y and N avy, an aly sis of perso n n el card* r e ­ vealed today Two o f th flM m e n served more th a n ’ tw o y e a rs each, both in thu A m y . M inim um tim e w as one m onth, serv ed by each o f fo u r In th e A rm y . N avy, N aval and th e M arines. _ o a t o f th e v e te ra n s, who a re Studying in th e u n iv ersity under federal veterans* leg islatio n and. a f 23. on ,th e lr own W itte Lrreourcea. are natives o f T lofida. « * v e n tj-v ig l.l give F lo rid a home address.-*. Jack so n v ille fo r 10, and Tampa and G ainesville ----- J " - for a lt ta c h . All sections o f th e s ta le a rc rep resen ted , t i e ad d resses show mg 43 Florida cities and lo o n s. A s to service*. GO served in th e -A rm y and 32 in b rapeha* Of th e N avy. One served 13 m onth* In th e Royal C anadian A ir Force T he u n iv ersity u not a slra n g i place to :t2 of Ihese v e te ra n s w ill a re form er stu d en ts and alum ni o f the U niversity o f F lorida. T w e n ty -th re e . w ithdrew from th* g e n e ra l college to e n te r tn c ser vice* while sis w ithdrew from tin u p p e r division as Ju n io rs aim seniors to ru le r. T h ree hat g ra d u a te d before going to tin n rv ic e s . C L A S S IF IE D a d v e r t i s i n g r r a t e s s s e k e i: f t: t- • E K saer mi ~ f |a g h . , tit ttO N E 441 O R B R IN G TO O K A «s to T H E oA N FO R D H ER A LL W l Ova w ards to th e line, tn c tu h n g phone and addraea. t g sfv a ilM m a n le far eitusllona wanted w ill be charred for a t ths gnlar J it e T t t e rataa_________________________________________ ____ FOR S A LE— F O R H. a Pope Ce. BATTERIES a t e Battery Char*, la g Quick or Slow Charging. bungalow R easonable. 2310 Phone 142-W. by ow ner. W l i t Si- BABY c a rria g e and b assin ette, good condition. 1 15.00. 907 U se nolle Are. JH S.* 3s iS t- ___________ R E N T — ROOM: sem i b ath , 013 F.. 3rd St. reasonable. N IC E fu rn ish ed room sem i-bath. Phone 800 o r 103. 0 IITI318 8 ROOM ROOM house will sh a re with couple In exchange for care of house, cooking for 3. J . G. S m ith , 3 rd door S o u th o i School.-T ake M«rv or Box 272 FU R N ISH El) ipartm ent, 304 W. 6 th St MISCELLANEOUS IU R T A IN S wn-lu-d .ta r e le d and COUNTRY hom e, 6 room bungs stretch e d . 618 Mcllonville Ave. low, 10 a erra good c itru s land phone 870 ___ fu r quick sale, >2600.00. Oviedo section. 3 mile* E a st. T. 1. IF YOllR home i* for sale 11*1 Lingo, Oviedo, FI*. it with “i " ' . a _________ ROBERT A. W ILLIA M S H EA V Y black w in ter coat and Phone 731 A tlan tir Rank llldg. heavy blue c o a t s u it, site 38 ■ l*hone 312-W . W A N T E D COW-AND calf. E. L. Humphrey H O LLER MOTOR HAI.I-3 Lake Mary, FI*. NEEDH UHED CARS - . _______ lYc will pay ton celling prices ACRE tiled celery f » r m " n for n»ed ■uthtfioliric*. All O P a Cameron Avenue, E ast Hide, d etails hr ruled fo r you. W rite ™ lately plowed and harrowed. dione u< Lj on mo arid niuke o n ap p raisal. H O U .C1! MOTOR HAI.ES O N E H O U SE and lot- D uhart 20h W. F irs t S t. Phono 821 U i n b t r Y » r i ____________ condition. FROM ow ner, for caah, sm all two b n ln H m hom e and i r i r a i o In M ena subuilw of Hartford. Box T- c/o H erald, p i it MTV young te n d e r lo u iU rd w ith o r w ith o u t STUD IO couch, day b«d o r couch. Bed m u it be In good condition. 8nd 8 t Phone 183 J. PISHING boat with »-borae kick­ er and trailer, 1100.00. Robert Thomas, Itt- 1. Dt« 128 (Wllaon . Corner). TW O SM A L L fa n a e fo r s a le ; 0M a acre* land, 8 atory house, Karage, one »to r e ro house, one n o d w ell, land tiled ,' c o w fle ta a ub irrig atio n . O ne 6 -ecre fa rm LOST; GAR JUtion Book "A E. H. U n e y , 110 K. 2nd KL LOST: R ation book No. 4. Eddie Simmons- 708 O range Aye. LOST: Gray full length at Junior want. Phone HORSE American Farmers Are Expe Invest More Money In 6th War Loan Sealskin Fur coat at dance Thursday Officers* Club. Re B4-W. lll=IIISlll=lll=lll=lll=lllll=lll=ll|=lll=lll=ll!=lll=lliail=lll3 W A SHIN GTO N. I) C.. Dec. • (J e o rg ia T e c h 1, — (S pecial) —A prediction Unit S i x A m erican furnirr* li W ilL .tn p s t M e n F r o m F lo rid a m ore money in hon.Cpshirffit! the •Sixth Was Loan Hum in any MIAMI. FTa.. D « . I. (Sp ec ial) i previous drive «»» made today The S tale nf Florida will he by Uic W ar Finance Division' of th e U .8. T reasury. well represented in llic Orang*; F arm e rs bought >1,25(1,000,000 Itoit l foot ball gam e here N*w w orth o f W ar Bntnla d u ring 10- Year’s Day. HU m e m b a ra , o! 43, according to the liurenu of Georgia T.-ch’s Orange Bowl A g ricu ltu ra l Economics. In 1944 squad are from Florida, and at It is believed they ran and should least two will lie in the starting purchase n total of >2,00,000,. lineup ag ain st the Unlvcra|ty of 000, Ted R. (iam bic, national d ir­ Tulsu. ector of th e War f malice Divi­ (‘e n te r K<i Ilolalnger from sion ha Id. T am pa hs* answ ered the opening Income si Peak whistle for most of TechV gam ei The S ixth War l-oan sto rtin g this fall, and Charley H eller N ovem ber 20. conics ul on ideal from frorn O rlando and George G eorge 11111* H ills Imp fo r agriculture, he pointer! J | r ,q,i Jarksnnville have been elouL s 1 te rn u tin g a* re g u la r q uarterback. T his is not only th r lim e when Jim m y W ilron. from M iami, ha* farm income is at n seasonal seen much service a t end for peak, but 1014 m arks three year* the Engineers. of record breaking farm Income, Q uarterback Andy McGill from he raid. H aines Cify and End Boh MilBased on inform ation obtained chell from Miami, a lio m em berj trom the HKA, the A gricultural of the Tech sq u te . may get hrty Section of the W ar F inance I h r ). the -New Y ear's gam e, too. sion estim ates the 1941 cash farm Wilson and Hills both earned income a t >2li.iH)0,000,0()0, com ­ le tte rs with the 1943 E ngineers. pared with >20,000,000,000 in 1943. Ilo lsin g cr is a N aval tra n a fe r A lthough net farm income, duo from Duke. — to h igher operating costs, may A seventh m em ber of the not lie g re a te r than in l'.i43, moat Tech squad. H alfback Jack llltli, fa rm e rs now have reduced Ihulr la Ihe son of J.T , Billa, Miami debts and consequently will have radio news editor and cqinm enta•nore money to put Into W ar I tor. Ills home town la lilte d a t Bonds, Dir division reports. D allas, however,' on th e ro tte r. In th e twelve m onths ending Ja n u a ry I, 1941, farm ers reduceo real e sta te m ortgages alone by association th a t this counhtry >650.000.000. "cannot affo rd to perm it uio Bank D epoalu Gain stre n g th of It* people to be A fter paying all operating costs rapped by th is insidious disease.” a n d necessary faintly expenses, farm ers will have left this year fo r Investm ent and debt reduction over >6,000,000,000 the A gricul­ tu ra l Section also estim ates. B ecause of the fact th a t new m achinery Is not obtainable, farm deposit* htc piling up In ru ral banka. Demand deposits held by fa rm e rs in these banks are e s ti­ m ated at >4,500,000,000 and tim e deposits a t 12,000,000,000 Since the new method of re deem ing Series K .Savings Bondmake them s i liquid 111 a dollar hill, it n no longtii necessary fui the farm er to m aintain n la rg r bank account to mm-i possible em ergencies. Mr Gamble stated T h erefo re, he believes, larrners 1942 F o rd S e d a n will convert p a rt qf these deposits f into W ar Botfds. W ar Bund purchasers will p ro ­ vide a farm financial reserve lu r i ‘M l - F o r d S e d a n p rotect a g a i n s t dam age by drought, flood and livestock dls 1 9 .3 7 ( ’a d i l i a c S e d a n vase, will assu re rash to replace and re p a ir buildings ntid Ulrich inery as well u. tft build bark • oil fe rtility depicted by war 1931 D e s o to S e d a n lim e food production, and will prnvrdo fuiul* fur rdueatlrin. vacatrona and old a-.'u security. F o r y e a r - r o u n d p lc n a u r o g iv e y ° u r ' i j ? ^ h o m e a l i v in g r o o m s u i t e f o r C h r i s t - . . I l l m as. T h is s o fa - a n d ' m f lt d h ln g ’ c h a i r - * r , w ilt b r i n g y m f s o m u c h b e a u t y a n d _ p l e a a u r e . U p h o l s t e r e d in f r i e i c , w ill- nut finish fram e. Full apring con­ struction. ’'. 98.50 Easy Terms r SALE R o o b e v e J t Urffcs (JfCaler Seal Sale« StricklandMorrison, Inc. 310 E. 1hI Si. Phone 200 COMFORTING TH O U G H BRIGHf MlkRORS To reflect the. tienuty of your home, select a hmidnomc aTJ mirror. Sparkling plate glass in vnriety of shapes. Gold LLJ framed and Venetian Styles. m 3 * Hi Give th a t someone you love a gift of lasting com fort and joy. It’a tho gift-uupreme. ficauti* V 1 a fully upholstered. 39-50Up • 3.49U p ■1JI5 per w tek Salea and Service low is the time to CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS LOST: One • h e a rv B lack horw m ule. One h eavy B lack Mare One heavy ra d colored " M a r t One Black Ja c k . R e tu rn to W. E. K lrchhoff, phone >05. f* U U 8 IN K 8 S GOT LUGGAGE S E R V IC E C R tO U ^^ IV h o w o u l d n 't bo p le a s e d w i t h a g i f t b l lu g g a g e . " A ir OLD and w eda Including ail var w are. H i w a lte f * m * ! $ M --v i - .i i IflA .M O R T G A G E To bulid a hom e a> LOA NS the enljr NATURAE, * j ^ o r iln g le . j , IT S A THAYER * .3 8 1 fcltehcn W A N T E D — K g& asa s Wm . !■ MW ! ; J ■ ill FOR NEW YORK. Dec. I. (/IV ’resident Rons cel l has asked th e A m erican a. , do to Join wilh official am i vnTtiiilury agencies in w h k h he said la ta k in g "a Iremandou* toll of lives In tha war to rn countries of E urope and A ata." S u p p o rtin g the T h irty -eig h th A nnual C h ria tm ai Seal Sale of L O S T the N ational T u b e rtu lo ili A n n elation and Its affiliate* w hich. IX4KT: sm all black doe with opens tom orrow and will continue , brown spots an sw ers to name u n til C h ristm as, tha President of ••Happy." R ew ard. M rs. E.M, Id In a statem en t Issued by the ('a ln . le k c Monroe. LOST; WHITE gold diamond wrUt watch. R etu rn »to Chris­ tina Stoudenmtrc, 605 Kin Ave. and recalve reward. SM A LL Mill >iliihy>|J*p))m >i..... *W ,-AL, I * **- ■* -— : ' 2 I-.J :>:>-•* ' ': *==r */ ' Wiiti " v- ■ �ma tt* * - •'—^ ■” — ^ T YOUR PBRSQNAl G O A l ft ■ • « M lo W fr**i If n wish U p m r r v * Inviolate Ihoaa iueaU m ahl* p rill '• f e u fo r which w« have b e n a s lo a f to * te n d in g —f » a « i t UxVjll n m t i nn*ur VOLUM E XXXVI m E s ta b lis h e d 1908 o r i t IN H E r E N D V .N l N X .W S V m .U S A N F O R D F L O R ID A , MONDAV tU '.t E M H E R I. 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'S-s * w - ; v 21 R ifv t d c s t r o y n i and reven others pro bahly Japanese spearheads, m aking Hieir d e e p e st penetration of A h t n a . advanced to within 74 m iles from Kweiyutig on the B urm a Road after driving.. 36 mile* into Kweichow province. tar) da) fn x r is h aftn n l K \M fitrmatism« 72 hour* to quit I hr Aren. lh» notice I la« ha* Iw \ ,ih<* a i liei h\ Itw tsa» tb iffteiw r I left « in t KA M (N tthim al | |U ration F innO a f t n fllvelL |k Oli'e fiirst till 1 AM tic* mtt'is 11 n I ill > lllili*h Ills S h ftm ih l uni - muhI atol Hllllllfis) «.it * |»%tl»»ll**l the ltlr-rtw n* tin* » Trr| ' a pit 111 , | .ilist 72 AT 111 I Mrilfiii, ill! f i*tre i n e l.’ t ami V S m i w p e i t plAlir oxrr tIh • i t \ this aHMina.' | A I I?T I - 'Itl SCRKKN Af'Tit ESS F a y e Emerson, the brttle of C*»l hut Htxiaeveit, i* shown iieit* at h o Mol lyw*H*«i home play it.* her 5 year old son. Willian t SeiKip l * r.i«fi»h!, * Kilt) hf hrj u t riage to Naval Officer W illiam t »«"l*m l t l m e m a l i o n a l Nphoto) -- --------------— ------------------------ ---------- *--------- ‘ - • Ml••i*’’*I ! t hi’ t ‘ S Hlltirf 1 Hi in - h i i ll«" ,|(11, ,) 1*** \A n ■' i i * n.b* • **n !I,* * H> i . 1.i in 4 t 11117^*4 in V1h i 1 n.H*n i % 1 hr m n * siu'* mil .-I 1hr t,, »*«•!< i • !* - 1 I.AM‘» '*! 4*' *, Ft* pa*mil1ft'il thi* n I c a r »* T.l ji J f nmkilurtl r*ntl It aitnt-d I'.ipith drr**u forH.ulv a h n lo l^ l KAM 1 4 V l; . •* "I' 11 * u VV « .It 11 i v\ i Yl M 1 V(. . X ' i-i, -4L* ,1 - t *■•* •t*4 - r - | •* 1 , •■ * 1 A V ,, \ 1*1 Vim 1 t M . t. ^ X t.l i, li V t VI. <*1i 1 * n * 1 n . . «. n K dllnra N ote:— 'T he ' InflowIng n sin es of boyg In se frie s "h o m e on leave*' have been su h m ittrd by the I’llot (Tub . . . f o r w hich M rs. Z. a R slliff, . te lep h o n e U I - J , and Miss B lanche K ennedy, telephone ^ 9S.1-W hr.vs been selected ss ~ s c o m m itte e to secure nam es of service men snd women so th a t th e ir friends may know w hen they ore In Sanford. o n ii rr :c r2 rrP ° B s®rr P v t. C a rte r H arv rv it spending in sh o rt furloui Furlough w lli ‘hla ‘ p a re n ts, 'M r. and Mra. Lloyd I* H arvey, F / S g t Tim Stevens Wins DFC In Burma MIAMI BEACH, F la , Dee. 41 (S p ecia ly— T/Bri. Timothy S tayc m , 2 2 , o f Sanford, Fla. has arrived a t A rm y Atr F o m a .Re­ distribution Station No. 2 * in _ M iami Beach for reassignm ent W processing a fter com pleting a tour o f d u ty outside th e contln, ental U nited 8tataa, S tevens flew 4 t m issions - d b .. a bomber in thaatar o f f he w as iM t J w iih , oek le a f th i son o f M r. ^ an d M i* . J. P . Stevens, 900 E lm “ Avc m s. t Medical exam inations and elaasl, Citation -interview* a t this poet, “ *■ fiv e redisttihuilon sU tion s the A A F Personnel Command for A A F . Ficera and enlisted i n u n , w ill determ ine hla new aaslgnm ent. H e wUI remain here . i about tw o w eeks, much c f which w|U be devoted to rest end r% R eports Loss Of "Book And Cash _______ A. U. 'tS tiT etinrui ever ma*!e in E)nri*l» in An (hr fii^t wave **f b'»» * tlielr wrAirh f»*r AtMitionnl f u L l* ptrnTiTT^ iiu lm l tn xvifht i 1 from which I** sunnlf merit the yaiilA nf t*flire heotltfun • im rxiitini* nit m*wr un der I hr l u m v ! »»f the vt) *■ erwirmnu* ileniarwts. I*»u| B r o w n | un •t.iinlltig. I «1 « I reophx vif T u U a . Mkl» t.dd , 1 hi*f K<*e»t ■!* h ’ t»* the ^ the tCAlnr > I lub trelai. ««Ulmy „n.tm 11*3111 I hr tudri !’■( I that ml h n i n n c itr.il4 l* k n ow n j tin n *|H .U .m «ii *ki«I F u n eral ssrvice* !>" Mr * a m - 1 tb ex lit in Elnrttia Vnd that th* \ The (uilteemrn h«Mt»tr*l ^ erun were held Sundai » fle rn .» in l only problem rvmamini* 11 to |»ullm£ twxek the tuoltw •*! ’ •vl b Imil a 1 12 4 1 Railv II S If I no ill*-. V , m ft * w, h s I ♦»! ’••’ 1 'k «- -.1,. t t !MtJH • Ici willcjici Domestic Airlines o u n iIn n ■'.inlmd ,u n m u Is nBack ^ ;tju. ).>J,'C i U C . S Wiih PlyiiiR Crus.- In All Brarchev V Si >!t ■irrr At nix A i * 1 •- 1 ■ M ,4r % \ .4m » 1 .....I Mt . l ) , '-...I . » I’D| I 1* ...4' #' f r.81 2f* • »-*•!* fcf, ** ■ • K c \ i' n ti 1 1 :t I nr .lite r unit ! hi \ If I 1 ^ *1 '1 .ai , .t;1 *1 1' lie* U „ i i 11•11 • • -III It..’ * Ml t A i o n •H o t Hi- h f i n 4* ■ n t1 •k | 1.4 tin* 1 tu ff V 1t p|.»* • 11«1 ,1' T............... • t •» . ,• ‘I Hi K M ‘i u it 'd m e r ’ ll Is I til I ittn ' .............................. . If > * i .i *H. Lnl 11! It) IM * V , '|H« wfMjih ** * . •I .* N’i.rih* ,+* *' !♦. ,nl t ine* v I - itti! * i S /S « (; If. \ . U A rm \ in s H a m ilto n A w a rd VRMV AIR |»,i| 1Vi’ 1, i: •'•■•m \ 1* • Hln ' . . t.’f 4 l.s . S lit ' f * in#** f • ♦ I ( nW in ' • * 1 * t iMiti«iiiiiiii f tin 1 *..... ■’I • ,, I Mi, *Trei 4 • tt ... *| nf *» Shftvn . i....Ls 11 Clarence Alexander Wounded In I'ranee I Takes Third Wife ■ ■ * re- frtwt locally to y & z SXX as a bawl T rW A. Miss. it ’ i* I. 4 mi,ti|i* hy V\ til III Ml H (itMltllll, s*f Mi «>i n( th *1 ^rnup i • nl .ill I'ffire ia !*',*• ,l «ii I Hi midi at Military T r a i n i n g Tb No '!•-> list IMIlH . f . 1 M* • Senator Pepper Is r-;i ih e v XI \\ i .I 'M | M \ I VVI 4 KIM -,ti \ \ , |! til* *11 | •'me.i.i I* *1 -l*»l 1 Hill in niti* » ” • *'14|1 'a t 4:30 o’clock a l the h irs t B ap­ local* the tr a p v puu*, itnd Ihrn acilnlxslii Semin*.h i • u n !. In l»tti|7ht !»•» ii xxt'te lu.tlv tis t C hurch w ith the Rev. W . P. coni re 11 l*x to f ir r over the H w U *»• '• Thex* nhouki h* found tn shnl* , I •*.’ $2M)tom> XX•*»1h xtl LoinL. ii n rtirm v f Hf 111rt mtci Brooks and th s Rev. Or. E. 0. kVemoontralotN, wiimrn an I * • 1 1 low deplhx from w h k h tt n iu U Brow nies o fficiating. In te rm e n t , n v rih irr Of It w 1Mull* f i a ihHI in lira \ \ a tiM a it i t lift r I* tlrrn a n io n s tJh^ni l«* « itr* rte « l on a more n rt'liU M e l lllllk Fi'UH 1 li't .41 .Il ,1 It.. was in Lakevicw Cemetery. Act­ day, a*** •i iii (if i Vit M I 1.4 .■ M.i 1 ] ••al Ii ,if *1 n o rir Kr^%l K b a x ii than from iho tv r w e n t l f IKind .h i • . t .ut11■ ing a s 'p a llb e a re rs w » eic a drill*’*! in O l l i t r Cminty^ he *1#* s t* ........ lh,m $*. . F l*e *lr*f* ■*i .... 4-1. 1 W ilson, W. A. L rfflrt l »• t*iiir»ii clniwtl, painlinc' Aut that hit com tv n(K) a it Ihrudney. It. B VV.Rht, R * |« ................ i*-. • l»anv not. ha» th re e r r o ( ih y u c il A jrn in s tC o m p u ls o ry Mine, Lt U4o| I .4 Deane and Judge , r. shlit m u ,*-.114 t h f-i u - 1 rrew x nf r i i h t to ! * f h r men , » ; V iiihi \ , H rtlTM' al I 11 " Mr. CsmcriUi vxa* 1•om u c K trying t*» Iw ^ u nil i p u t i I..I 1*4.1 1 . 4.1lea* ! • •. S k kl f*lt»r|i!it M .1 t 1 I * A m ericus, Ga- Ju ly II. I«»t*, sml in Florida. iturr hfi' - >14 lit! ' " *» ‘ Si 4*S . <ti fh •'**’«l a * * when b u t g ls*l of rig h t, cam s T his is dun*, he rv p lm n o i. by Vlt E* * Senator t'Uu-l* lVpt**r ' with his fam ily by boat mi th e St m m puhon ThD Johns R iver U> the «cttlem ent of m oons of highly w n . i t o r s s i l j jm, . r-t tn b rr(iih nan i:**i* F t Reed, locate,! smith, of the technical in stru m e n ts .Icvelors* i | tu r n in g a fte r the « > i. Ixmili, , *. u .1 Li \ I ltl\ t 84 p resen t site of th e Sanford N aval by science and Invvntmii w hich t.> a 1,-ltar rvc*ntly i r c c i i —l ! mm.s-M ftirtaii* v* m .t U itik i A ir S ta tio n , a t a tim e when S a n ­ can show w hvic th* best c h an ces him by Th* R anfnnl II* n j l frum ll» Is. hiIIm Hi I >.*im il U r s l s t fo r fin d in g nil and w hich “I w-wuld not like to w u- >' ford w as known as Ft. M ellon. it in) ima help to minima* w ildcat d ig g in g . » .'g u ratc rom [m U sry mibl..* - St n u t on ..J A 4 M V * iFor a lim a ho helped hta fa th e r MS8£llolui put mi (iUplay on H enry S. C am eron in the ra isin g The three principal instrum ents tra in in g a f t e r th* w ar »• | CpI I'larenr* Al, *n»"b) *%■*,< | Avenue ndjn*mt to fin r<nl< lllnll * of c a ttle on th e huge ranch th a t hr* the ssU m o g rap h , the m a g n eto ­ peace meaLiure," h* w rote. j WHS rc|Hilt,',| III bill- IM-I- - m ■ t v I , l>ni|r S lor r m eter and the g ravity m eter. d.Wlhtedly, our gnal a il* r tb< stre tc h e d fro m C elery A venue to ihi .I v wnun,ied ytui: ■'» inJv J ' ill. .1 Uiffirrr a nd f»**ftrr puff* I ban serving with lh* A u uy T h e seism o g rap h , which m e a ­ w ar is to act up the kind of Lake Jeaaup. He then served I m (■ in le rn a tio n sl o rg a n ita tio n which an y th in g given al p m i m m llie i. fo r 10 y e a rs In th e duel c a p a c ity su re s m in u te v ib ratio n s w ith in * n l |i . in Jian r *. i* ii"U i | -lll'.t I of tow n m a n b a l) and la'A col­ th e e a rth 's stru c tu re , he sa id , is will e lim in a te the nec-asity «-i which havr l*ef*n d*mnte<l !iy valesring nicely in • • i-* 1* I i Ico n stan tly p re p arin g for w ar j in d itid iia b . will given u a m ' i.u t ,. I,. lector of th e new town o f S a n ­ th e most u se fu l' in stru m e n t to | a r r i- r * m g l<« vv -, * -1 f i ' e n l h '«■ i 1 i r 1T **Thal does pot m ean that ■ ■ a t th e Llk'* Itun-I Haltv. Mi ford. L a t e r he took up celery locating oil but is largely Im ­ r v itn l by Iny inntbi i Mi - tl iln'l 1 * I 1 M eicbanla. wh . ; Ale VHInb'i, li 111 la tiii'l l .i n 'igrow ing and moved back to the p ractical in F W w ta on acco u n t are n o t g o in g to keep an ad*<|U).t- 1 Ijin e r*v.-..lc| iii ...... hi I <•"* * old hom e place on Miller A eenne. o f pecu liar und erg ro u n d fo r m a ­ foice to co n tro l our in te re sts n r I have donated p r ite - to the previ fill. A lev.iniler « i, • ♦*•*»ti III j «*fc*<8*4*4 i‘»»-rt-l Itig **t f do o u r . P a rt to re s tra in tin -o u a ra lly will not )•* n«ke.| to A ided b y Jo e W hltner. hd suUH- tio n s. The m a g n o |o m eter utilise-, I Sanliiril, n lte n d rd In.-il eh—>1-. * (UK t*1 |i« ■vlded a n d to ld a e 10 and 2 0 acre th e n a tu ra l fie ld of m a g n e tic " d a n g ite r ’* n atio n s B ut, m ilitai- ihm ate th is tim e, Mr. la n e sabl, 1 mid Via* se r ved in the A u nt fin I H|»|*v m h m b reed s m ilitarism , and I ho “but if any m erchant* wit,h In ii'1'tit'll Hint! fa rm s, m uch o f th e large ra n c h flu x while th e g ra v ity m e te r, ' six years, th e last l* iin.mb' u 1 »*(it;i i s u r e .th a t' wa ca n o b tain , ihrm ich give prire* for th is purpo-e they which were overs*in- lie m e i t e i l t vs 4’nu*’ I’ J H vt (4* ( acre a g e bounded by Brtsson Ave- ■mat comm only used In *I •'Ml 111i• noe. C elery A venue, the S t Jo h n s p hysical ev p iern tio n a in F lo rid a , vo lu n teers, a force adequate t" wUI be (TTnlrfuIly rc*c**i\ his initial Arm*' triunim- at I l I *enin River a n d Lake J e s s u a h a s an ad d itio n al a d v a n ta g e in our needa. I do, how ever, believe i • i : tm ii lieniiing, Ga. dn.l Intel al t amp <elliine. . iil. a, X' II 1 1 th a t m ilita ry tra in in g is fTCC-l Ha gava ______ rights of way without da n g . ____ _ fo r and th at il can IS tb* s used w ithout tia I’nlk. l a I ... ........... • | | f *■• » promoted m oted the th e coming com ing here of o f lb* e r U> sa m e , fish o r oth er w itd - lent d itc ip lin s and physical rdu P r e s i d r n t ' s S o n 1I I i t in 1 m i ■i ■ n. Hanford an d E verglades R ailw ay life. ' j cation fo r those who lake it. " I t la o u r Job to do w hat h a. * i ',M i In IBIS, w ith o th e rs he Journeyed F u n e r a l R it e s H e ld P o in tin g out th a t he had se e n to T a llah assee to aid iq th e se p ­ la recent n ew sp ap ers t h a t th e n ever been dope b efo re: stpp w»i i 112 filiiiii” Durtiig tin* F o r J o h n L u d w ig a ra tio n o f Sem inole from O ra iig a shocks fe lt over a wide a r e a o f —even p re p a ra tio n am i train m e * G R A N D CA N Y O N . A ris. Dec. w i*i i- ii'in 111**4 (Ini' SKI IllH" ir a s i i a s M a * rw*» r » « n fo r w a r a s w e now think of it. 4. W )'—Col Kllii.lt R ousevrlt, soil -n.tr ’h. tuial ’ “ 1 l,v I Ilf Vi in ’ ________ __________F lo rid a w ere a ttrib u te d to e a r t h • Funeral services fnt John l.u-l l^ .in n p , , i .1 i t<> Im* ----OUakes, hie sa id h e tiki p o t b e - W hile we sh all alw ays have boy* o f th e IYewidrnl. an d Faye F^nicrHollywood a c tre ss, w ere wig. prom inent local g ro w n who y. .f,,, cumpui .. ....... til a bill of fllfF V D D 1 G T C l e v e th is th e o ry w as tru e in a s - who w a n t to be p olirem rn. we aon, the J )p,.| ;,t Drrvmbnr :*i, IIM2. U 1 1 D I U E iT O 1 m uch aa h i t seism o g rap h s fa ile d h a re o u r hom e police forces fur m a rrie d a t 9 A. M. y e sterd ay a t dierl T h u rsd ay m orning n.* th them to aorvw on, I du not red Y avapai O bservation S tatio n on result of a bullet wound helirvi*. Df*[ it* 1 hi- itii’M-iise in si-uts | la record Use tre overs, . to have been accidentally inflicted, believe it is necessary to take the rim o f the. G rand C anyon. Mr. Brow a waa introduced by a y e a r o r tw o Of each boy’s life . T h e cerem ony w as perform ed w ere held Sunday aftrin ra m wt n v a ih illr, pi m i l l , liu iy l ronlili ui*s heavy gspcciallv un the tr a n s ­ M d* and p a t h im to, th e a m i r to give b y R ev, R oger S aw y er ol W ill­ 3:00 o'clock a t continental ro u tes ntnl around in ­ r e e l Ihi mti w ith i o th e r ^ a r h t r i ih dies trial re n te i* Itti the Irons* hint m ilita ry tra in in g . Ijet's hope iam s. A ria; ad Gerald Frierson o f Da Land wo d o o u r Job so w ell when we In te rn irn t was in co ntinental Might* T hey were a tte n d e d by Ja c k uffielatlng. M onties are J.C. McCormack o f LcxIagtocL K y. w in th e w a r th a t w e can make F ry e, p resid en t o f T ran sco n tin All Souls C atholic Cem etery. n jn n in * in excess of 70 percent, and Melvin O ak. aL * A ctive p allb earers w ere: Fred while in th e |i*nvy in d u strial our* a peaceful w orld w ithout en ta l a n d W estern A ir Inc., and cons ta n tl y ^ pre p a rin g fo r w sr,” Mrs. Jo se p h Livengood of Los 0 . Z erren n er, R, A. Cobh, T. C, a re a s p rio rities range front 60 A agelea. T he U tte r is a g ran d - Brown, W. H . S tew art, It. R percent ti, 60 percent, bo concluded. d a u g h te r o f the la te Mms. E rn e s ­ D ing nhd H enry T hurston. The I’assrn g e r load fail or th is year tine S chum annhrlnk. E lks Lodge of which Mr. I.udwig P F C C A M P R E lX HONORED C m r_ E L E C T 1 W A w adding b re a k fa s t w as held waa a m em ber, attended the U -Vunplng well over 00 percent, LV -fom parcd w ith 8K.0I percent they BQoit. MU*. a t E l T o v a r H otel fotjow tog th e funeral In a body. • f ’i r a i .. ±. r i« t-H » l3 ( 7 3 .3 1 imrvenl in >043, D it 4r Spencer and 60.13 p e rc e n t in 1041. WEATHER ____ p a r ty flew h * re o f Elsie O. Before the w ar n daily emplo*' G E O R G I A I n c r e a s in g cloudi lata S a tu n U y from Los A ngelea. Oak Hm. CaL Roosevelt is on leave fro m ness with sligh tly higher tempera. nient of planes th at averaged siv aw atiied I b e Good Conduct Me 1*1 Eaie o f I M . F ield. M iss, A A F tb a a rm y a i r fo rces 'a fte r com ­ ti\rea to n ig h t Mostly cloudy T ues­ to seven h o u rs of actual flight ported to be ' day, cool w ith rain in west and won regarded a* good perform - Sr fiim t - LtMau|),*.|i 4ft i ir • M i-* t is rfe t i iU 11imttiunt • 11 hum "•tei 41 if I••*4,1 Ti| l itre Alle(>r|il1 * *l ft 1' *J. p* t 4 . ........... ,, 1**1 r » it ii 1% ! M 1 i. I X" V is *1 oldest pionetrs, Joseph t'nni*n>n. 80, w h ose life w as J i t , lorn a lly t’> terwoven with ttfct ol Sau fon ! ami the U r g e cattle and reivr) raising industries of lh|. section Mr. i ’s m r n m itie.1 at hi- h o n o at r.|0 Oak Avenue s fie t so 1 111»»-.» of seven months. U ritR u h r * i. il hi 4 1 '’Hit l ’1 Im rr* i Sa a 1 •x i i Eighty Year Res­ ident Af­ ter Long I l l n e s s Home On Leave A • V A s In to X i »* *i i-.g •j££~£2jElks l.odac Will "strike \ 'y "dtt n \ 11n *. i i.i \ F ijrh t Is t I .» 1 ** 4 1 » umiBUhtsl «|« Hltdi - U Ml b‘l' Solid,! > , l.t.t the Y \ \ l nes ei t hr-ie^ % V M ami H o lla n d *11, t**«>rl,o-l l-r-ssl \ n i p . hi il-.iig lil.il> 'a b n t.i l M l. | I hill lll fl'H**** Ilf t lie ' i -i r ;u ft. i \ l i t ' id S iin r■i • i l l ' | .1 I't llllttlll S till' Ii i 1111* . try n u ili-f l Ini-u i ut tin - ' i i g t i ir*tl lin e . Mn i Ii-' ni 11n q ii , inl u t K u r : o ' w 1 oi n 1 1 u n i . i ii,- l i n t ■h S e t Mini A l im w tis elini ........ ... 1 Ho In*! lie r m itll ♦iI *• i' M dii' Uivi'i 41 i... I I. Hiit .-it rouitht • * ' ■* \ mI*», t hr . i Mn N . , U «Li * < , t ’ i , linn vnil * V i 1 si \ t my I - • 1 * 1 , ,||» til'l l,»r»'sl it* A llm iu h m * \iik r In Ill'tD O N . Dec 4 (A ID — lu e rail a rle rirs feelin g supplies to the G erm an Ironllm r* w ere sm ashed lo ­ th* t h> 1.2110 Voveriran tnimlo'rs, c- t.rlerl deep over I hr jie v tr r n fruiil In more Ilian 1,6<>ll f ighlet* h , - , \I. Minor, (tris se n . iie*l and Itet,ia were rao ln i. , IL*h nIi »|TiH»|va’l !| ,II, u ,,u * * ’ ’ • ’ *' 5 e il W a r D O IIU S lh« *•' jtia | TTtw j*honUn1g‘ lw*g.tit wriftti % __| t T-rvakm*; ihr<<nch iha nn<4i n ml K \a n s R c p u rls S a le s /v * * fti n» 11 I> l*1* I'Iu m U 'r fr»*v%»1 ri O il T r a p s S h o u lc i H e iH, n .r *..•«* O ld L a j i u i t u r I ’a r I t e h i m l Wli.»rr 'IHr l nmH *»< 1‘n* n k im* F o u n d A t S h a l l o w e r j irmrior wiih their tiannei> S u ccu m b s | W ith 12 D a v s L e f t fuilrnl Alurnf^Hle tHr • »imntuii D e p th s T h a n S o F a r sn il blur anti u httr b i ■ iniilt.ili ’ -ill In -nici vnM |n cm nett b* the rieinumi. 1 *»ni », w. hi* h Eridny evening msikrd t h e pas­ * T he bi®" nil cottilUTlifs mre* c«vn- tom »4ivebl the star* *n4 *tni* 1 ill* Sixth ltTi- h •r s'K- |tt» w '■enmudv- • sing o f one o l Semitiole County's (tuctini* the m o tt e x tern h e e x p to r arul union fuck Cpl. J. C lay Will lam a of T em p s is * p eril m g a 16-day fu rlo u g h w ith re la tiv e s. II H rid jje - E lim in a te d S u n d a y 4 t M’ l — artiftf roili|o » r r n u f of Vlhrns. !«»• (ic rm u n I\iV fH ------- -- »i*ll1lt| ti tn. u 11 Wtlh the i-v -v c 'IlM* i t«« I hr la.lfn Im’Isii; ihi! Maitikil Joseph Cameron Oil Man Declares Pioneer Rancher; Oil Bearing Strata < F . 5 d ^ S H L « 0 W . Q n “ Friday;Exist ^ .F lo rid a 4 ** ATIII \ ' . lh> 4 t si e e k I1 i e ttt i t* i lim iir r Pal iiiilm H i rtuitffvtl iiulav Hial fell wirtjf farlk»iift a t e rirtiboratrly f* u»efit inj* civil war a* a irenetnJ * trike left Vthvn* n i l ibnit r l o I 1 u«-t or ciirnTtttitiic vlkm* \ terj «t i l\ *S i is ! to|| m 4. 1 11r.i II a t It! t i n » imutlttl The fs*s n nmr til n utiahlr til In th e I’hlllpplnc* a re a a U .S l*imher* sank four ships and d a m a g e d 13 other c ra ft. ~ In C h u n g k in g the Chinese gov. nm errt um lerw ent a fu rth e r “ w ‘ ' v r “ s h a k iu p today w hrn Corel un M in ister T .V , Soung w i, apnpintM act m,; wire p resid en t of .Y u an P rtivince, succeeding his r s . i rx SC* ( a p ila l \ , A T 1IFN S, I tec t traced Ja p { .rn rra l t M ajor and Mrs Ju lian A dam s R are the g u e sts of Mr. and M rs. J. Ross A dam s for a few dpya. M ajo r A d am s is statio n ed a t j S tr o th e r Field, W infield. Kaa. a n d M rs. A d am s la a flig h t ntiraa w ith an a i r e v acu atio n squadron In O r­ la n d o . M HER A n d A d v a n c e U n oa ar lau tern Plan Civil W ar I ll, A tM fla fn r t m * T o k y o la y in f r e s h r u i n * and f l a m e s to d a y a f t e r a s iz e a b le fo r c e o f S tm e rfo r # r e s s e s , s t r ik i n g In m id n lte t* noon y e s t c r u u y , n u iu v me m o s t stnJee.H sful o f f o u r r a i d s o n Ju p /iM ’n c a p it a l c i t y . T h e y u n l o a d e d Ijo m b s w i t h p i n p o i n t A c c u ra c y fo r u n h o u r a n d a n a if , d e s p i te an In te n s e a t ­ tack by a n ti-a irc ra ft fire in te r ­ cep t or*. T h e re m it* were reported ns g<««l T h e prim* objective was. e M usashim a engine factory in e M nktijim * airc ra ft plant. To kyo rluim cit I t Kuperfut\* iycte Y itrolmen M l* n \" a W A SH IN G TO N . D e.\ 4. ( A l* ) — American subm arines h a r e bagged 20 more Ja p a ■ neae ships, including a lig h t a c n i l H r an d d n t m ; c i , T h e M o th e r* w ere medium c a rg o ttm lr, one ta n k e r, fo u r m edium cargo tran sp o rt* , th re e am all cargo ahlpe. The N a ry 'a announcem ent Increas­ ed th e to ta l of Ja p ship* Q mink by subm arines to 874. ____,__ from $220 In cash, rateon book A v o i d s led ^ek P rem ier ^ m ericanS Cross Saar River d&ys Kadicals i 1 n ■ Ttombs Unloaded With Pinpoint Accuracy On E n g i n e Plants. 0 Despite Jap Flak U turday th at | f AN Tokyo Is Given Worst Blitz Of ThisWar af^J^^Ure W o rrto a police t - A T LB A S T TRA i NDI a t K ecsler j from Elsm tbeth D onner R oosevelt mi l 1 4*1 II|1 UI|f M*** I HI t *h. V. r ■r* Lily » *'* 1 SS-M * .*I vl | 4 .4 . Ill t II. I I *. * ) n V ,1 ( .->L»» • 11 »ii|* I *i, i vis.it ,if |h*; I * *■ •| • *t « ■• iiiM.ti' l fi rrviri'f H i* i Mis.p Hit* I'mific, S jM* I! a*mill i •11 |f t*t n hi ill* of the tllffl • nil it--. •Mifh Fin'iMmtf’retl m (uni; t.tt*i linpN mi III a vt*r y fir*t ihk* » iiium !u xx.io f«»t«**l 'loxxri ami ( l i l t I\ IlMtll 4 111 I hr writer ■ "i h the l * - 1 -'I I, it* f 1 1 *u. he f tire I **11,1; i * ■i .,»•*! h> til** Naxy. h u im ihfwr (1 i|fh t i m u l e in M.i am! J uiu* l'.*4J for which ihr - i i jjeifit m n*nx rno'ivini; un niik I ’.*f elubU‘ 1 tit mi Air Mexlnl allt*aily a u n n l f i l D» him in 1943. Hyintf with tin* ith Frrryintf • ifMtij*. N ashvillr , Tenn , hr mailtf i!f**-r lu India L»'!nllnj s«*1 ■11«« in H *21** which the Uroup wa- then *lr!iver!iiit to Ihr Far ha l 1 ol lh er v hr ir<eivctl th r An Mesial in Auiruil, 194ft. hlft. to I !i» hh! If in xx, ii i t rji ti.li ferret! th«* in*! Ferrying (ttnup in Mmch 1944 mill han hern 111 hoirii*ii Ip n n tion n Nav|j;i»tion Oflk'e. His fa th e r is u v c r s e i i with n Si if mil lleptil altnched to the Ki«hl Artillery, t . �MONDAY, DECEMBI TTTE SA N FO R D H ER A T,D . SA N FO R D , F t-O R ID A The Sanford Herald German Education from 1 11,403 million In 1933 -to 118,019 million In 19-tO. Why, then, did the nation to completely recover that In Ut®" from an annual overage of (9 ,- fail SANCTUARY Americans always find thomselveii-puzzled when they try to think nlmut Germans. They have knotyn Germans im friendly, clean, hard-working, Intelligent, good neighbor*, w ith u trend to the scholarly n m o n p »)m> higher daascs. they are confronted with Nazi armies guilty of iv iin u rrto a th ira k lr h u m I" If Cirrlfl—Hrrk ---------IM w »*lh w ,-------- -------- --------lIM M m IWv 4b Mania* . . ■■ ->»* »»■* • - - 21U -million iu -the decade e iH in g j w ith 1929 to a n av erag e of | l 4 , 434 million in Uic decade ending w ith 1939, a n d in the seven year* tinder ' R oosevelt Bvenfevd 118.050 minion. Ami yet unemplov- menl in this decade averaged ti, 408,000, or 10.& per cent of the labor force, and in the seven year* of it under fiooievelt aver­ aged 9,030,000, or 17.3 per c e n t of the labor force. foeun turned into fiend*. Mow did tbi* come about? It was done by education and propaganda. German* w ere told even before the last w ar th a t the futhcrlnml w as “ ringed by* foe*." They have been t»ld this and other lie* alill more utrongly In the last H years. The young have been taken from parent* wljo still held with kindness and decency, and taught to worshiu the unjuiU mid warlike F u eh rer instead of u ju*t and kindly God. Everything has been done to harden th em and make thum cruel—with aU C C U l, , 4 iii ." W ho provided em ploym ent averaging 97.2 per cent of the labor force In the thirty y e a n ending with 1929, and by wlint - matrix w as it rovidod ? Obvlousty , ritttu ljy a ll» o f it was pro­ vided by private enterprise by the quin) mrtlnid* o f ‘ private i fitvyrn in-; for during tho-e three decade v private enterprise an J employment were but slightly affected by government interfer­ ence or spending. T he 4 v r like fhjttm v g ta m a ln o n iv caused farge unem­ ployment. New Deal policies were tn effect throughout the year* *1933-1040 Inriullve, ami total government expenditure* Increased if. . i l j l i l i . :, 4 ". But what mnirTtns done mnn van undo. There was * tim e when Germans loved freedom, when they were kind and friendly. A new generation, now in babyhood, or still unborn, can be trained ns rightly s* this one was bent ' . b?.ttvu«- Rut U will take tong. pcrav&Uiut. ■ind *eXTivmeTy''irT'fefhrpht effort. bis Iterate l * ■ ■ r » t » r ■> f a r M ltlM f I t u w klrl. I* r i f l f I r e a t l l w S l* Ik , M r **r >»IM S * * *f all ■ • * • 4 1 -rM d n Ilia* ( • II •» a« l alXrrwlM LIfag la iSla M f - I (••a t r.,H , auMl*l>P4 hrrrla. n W l V# f,» « M lfatl»« a t ■*•• e ta a a lrk r, k r r r la .a r v air* rv- MONDAY, P g r KM II Kit 4, 1944 BIBLE VKIi.SK FOR TOPAY MINKS IS CON PI 1 ION A I.. UK NEVER FAILS IN H U 1 HKM ICAI- NOR TllC 1M YSiOAL WORLD. WHY SHOULD ilT F A IL IN T U B MORA I WORLD? According to all that he pro mixed, (here both nut failed one wotd of all hl» good piom ltc*.— 1 King* H:BU. po many n«»yi» uiv being awanlml tbc PK( ntul iitlu-: honor* there day* hi- may yrl have to get ulit u xpi-riul c.blliili .tc. get them nil in. Oanada’sH om e Guard A t first, Canada had only a volunteer system. Every mnrr-now overseas' has voltihtecrcd. Thun It'moved toward d ra ftin g men for liotno replacement of overseas volun­ teer*. Home of the drafted mon have already volunteered for service abroad. Other* resent the Idea that they may bo d rafted for shbh service. W hut am ount*'to mutiny ha* broken out. There i- bitlernpas on both sides. Men now overseas a n d their fam ilies,fit lilrnie— iiatiiriilly rcscht the present:.iu Cutmda of thmniutids of Hbldiurs who cannot Iw seal abroad. Men in the home army resent the Idea of being se n t overseas a fte r being drafted to give service only nt horrie, * General con*crit>tlon w ithout any strings to U seems to be th e o/ily answer- Quebec—as well as* some Isolationist p a rts of the farm ing w est—does not like th a t plan, hut ,yiu probably have to come to it. Thp point of view is pure |y iHoIntlonlflt—mid there Is no Isolation In a worldwide «vnr. Quebec is part of the world, and like it or not, th at fuel will sodner or later have to be recognized even by tVouch Canadians. Men In NewareelH Klnnnel ami .Slu.it inive fmnlly been cleared of n-*i>vnsibilit> :<•• ; .the Pearl illirboi disuxtet An I ) T he liunnrvil American cuHtom of watching movie one m ight add that It IK nlmut ’ m-wnriMjlit lm» takon on u new twiat lately. In tho old, time. Clearing then naiuct, nu t j D the le a n that should be done i prew'nr days, such reels were Of specific persons or groups to recompense them fm the dun of persotib. Unless one had a son on the Yaphank college e*t deal in American history. They were nut jailed or execulad football team, or a daughter In the local fruit festival lo r what happened, but thoii parade, one could look on with an air of complete detach­ career* for wiiich they had de- ment. voted their live* wetu rumnl and Today, who knows when the latest view of dropping thetr opportunity to dii-cci, ot ,bombs will merge into one of marching flics of Yanks, have a major part in this war. VM lost. They carried out thoii perhaps of home boys? Father, m other nnd sw eetheart Ohler*, as any good soldier or slide to the edges of lheir seats In anxious scrutiny of the ■altar ilioitld. and thry were Thoro ip 11juf11Liiiun 'throughout Florida for the com­ plete revision of Florida'* Con stRullon . and there u ie . many sound argument* In fuvor of adopting u new oiic. However, w« dotlbl if tile present Is tbs tlm* for such action. It U not wall to consider so weighty n problem a* a new Conktltutlen at .« tim e when the people’* thoughts are devoted to tne war, when their heart* are on (lie battlefruntri, and when so many o f .the people who will have to m uiWev that Constitution In the ytara lo come are out of tha state. aces on tanks In Europe, or beaches in New Guinea. - ■ •if they .find a fam iliar orfo, It Is With a sfcnso of prtti;'* Mid joy that they leave the theatre. Muybo they know that there are only about so m any facial and physical types, even among Americans. The chances nrc It wasn't really Johnny. ■ Hut it looked like him. And they cur\ dream , can't they? .• . . WHERE ARE THE CIGARETTES? ...... aval In bio to tebJCqo factories. W ar * Manpower Commlttlen put* employmant celling* on all factories. lie others gripe aboift the cigarette ar Labor Uoatd fixes wage* tte shortage, Clara liootli InW relation to competing industries on* of the *martoat jeoplc controlled la b o r a re a *. ding man) eto r elected to in Ful! Kconomlc AdmtnUtra» n doc* lomethlng about tlonoreign fiaen lenddtaae tobacco allbW ladii4fie)TTi ono-wdnian I* to Induce AmericAti WtHv -coliona for braHtdea ahlpmenls. re up just one cjgm-ctlc a > that .the^toy* a t the front c ig a re tte , th e c tg a r and pl] tot have to go w ithout If the a m a i r the w a v fr o m t h i n Is any tirta afhan b . pm on tfao cbtu r e r to Sm oker, » elgsfrette. It I* ’Inst beyou hava 'tnm e thrdui w ju s t nfier,’ gdfm* into Vl|Wlwn thaae aeaUervQ agtnclee f ’U thero M* auyemo for control, you • vHIl ftml that, * cigarette smoking Is rtofe thnnqii we ieoukl gainful W than for ancther, U i» caught up ACrimr totafcjjwncv before 1947 A f^W e^ d w tcd « llmiled produciiou th U jrra r, ll »rop controls •ettU *ro effect! ............. by laapa amt bounds, f o r U l Jo e , w h a re ve r h< m ay b e , fin d s e tg a re U e s h i* m o *t c ffe c U v a I n iir u m t n t In w la p ^ ig friends a nd In flue n cing people. I n , F r a n c a , o n * c ig a re tte G r i n - * o n f e g g . a n d a whola p ackag e co m m a n d * aa r t r d an Item m an orange. In a ll o v e rs e a * a ro a a , c lg a ie U e t are ratio ne d a h a rp ly lo th a troop*: b a t the w « l s u p p ly u s u a lly la adeq uate w h e n t h e ' nan s m o kers a re ta k e n in to account, T h o quick L W th e M h ;,moketx o f froe-oaU rom a in .a n d In d ia , A m e r lhave becom e a Im ltlv e fo r m o t roorte P o o riy a d ju ste d iqtc i,w W 1s h o rt a ge tn e l i ^ M H a o f ie c o u n tr y . O n t h e w h o le, p ric e * >r U te ta p rodu cts hake tw in o w n a t th e 10 4 2 le v e l; but K tlo n m a f k e U a special ty p e - g m d c j aa m uch as BO p e r cent. mmn ment In fntnrc explain whv d i ^ irife (he thirty-two consecutive year* 1900-1031, inclusive, there waa le u uneinploymant ,j V’wvtry year than th ero\w a*i-u a»ir, Ine New Deal in every, y e a r o f the eight, years 1933-,194(1,'ia clii^ l® excepting '.037. „ 1,. , u “Will tfci nation. In an effo rt to provide- adequate em ploym ent nfter the prearnt War. x e la r n Jn the pnllrica under uh|elt. pkcpjjlIng for b rief period*,'. mlHinnjg employment always wns tfrnvidm until the ndve-nFhf fbF New fotal; or will it rfcjy fop 'fuB •**» M o ­ ment' upon 'N ew 'D e ll p -lllcin unjier WBlfb until t ie w ar there ; i * s t - u h effifcy o ien t T ^T e nwlis putable record - prov® that If t l chooses to rely on New Deal policies it will do to in complete disregard of the entire economic history of the United Stales.” ' S EA M LES S BACKS In n a te r u b b in g , c h a f i n g a n d r ip p in g Until you're worn thv»* iboe* you can't r«Jllte how iturdy eom* fottaWs wavk ih*»» wallr «aa be. Pliable rctan upper*. durable role * iiJfic c l. 1 . Inc filer f»f ,i Ml *lm«? tn**ifa st in i xI'lan iA i -uj ih- i r r n l war- I lift cftfil*; " | .n - i nf A !ir«* prli'm^ ' *■»!-1 j*i.»ducc RAILWAY an ahumlai.n- nf ;1M t h u i *» |»io<IuttA III uIkiuI !»U «b>» Trertiemfmu government huyinr, ak m pur t of tin* |tt Ire-support 1 prom tun* litis hid the effect of! dUloeatini: thr nyrnuil preroiumi on m.utv types i>( mi Uxikci ptrfeircd g u id e s anJ lolaccu Mncu tlicre i* dii jilrtiiinte premium mi >uik-ii.ii guide*, nit crtipR tend ti. .1 hi tl ti.o m ciium , A* n re*utt, i ucit! lu tiiu la i fin *nd pipe blind* been ifilaieil cigurcttc. cigar id., f.ttce b*va (pi.ihiy .tm laid ! In lllUH- fd .c * h id e lH*vtt J.>- cr.'4 •itnpb I v r n ilw (titi.ii’Co buyers (1* llOt (l.iil Hit; IIMllI Vlllltlile of 11 alm ost it unto* nt the iitK-llmi*. In 11-’.iii-ile luiwtcci.*, thi* iien etnl tic*!ruction* of ()nalfly incen­ tive* nmimg grower* ha* been fell only mildly by smoker* thm fnr, bccaure the princiimt inm-ifnciutei* w r it well elocked *cmilling' to their p r e -n r rpeeifiCaUbll*. Duly recently have "inlno run” tobacco* Iften reaching the t y tlvailily ud vanting coat* for both tobacco and labor, plu* Increated federal e x cite ta x e s. Thl* situation w*» attcviatnl. In l>aft, by an mm-nilinent lo G O O D W O R f f SH01S A R E A G O O D IN V ES T M tN T I WHO PROVIDED EMPLOYMENT Onu im . *it I#* t tilt* to deter* mine what i* hii>k*in* in the to U fro p t i t j i c Iu*itiiniltfin of u Iirt* imluhlty, fui* m arkets and Price Adnilmxtrator Cheater lloales Miy* that cigarette ra tributor*- receiving, In term* of (toning lx not contem plated by tbclr 1943 shipm ent*, 60 per OPA. Retail control* o f the type cent o f thalr Ckmeli, 70 -«r tent currently applied to oho**, Migar of their Chesterfield* and Ruckle- and variou, iood* ate “completely and 36 (tar cent of theli' Old impractlcnl” for cigarette*, h« liold*. point* out. I-end-lahsa shlpmenta of tobacc-i in cigar*, the quality interior, and Ita.product* during the fiu t. alien--ha* been leaim arked, bu: nlna month* thl* year ware 23,- (inly because new products could ooo.ooo - pound* — axeluilv# of be priced under UPA regulatiu.. ahlpmhnta to our own m ilitary on the bad* of i.cttu l proJucti. force* overtta*. rotts, The reault ha* bwen e*u Military Peaunda lotraaalag bliahmvnl of *oma &D0 new eig*. Roughly 20 per rant of our factoric*. all of thim producing rig a rc u t .production 1* allocalad new product* based on current for mlltinry *ht|rmcnt, domeetlc rod*. ' and ovarvea*. Aa tha area* nf Ucnryvhile, many o f the weld, Allied occupation expand In W ill e*Ubli»hed brand*, forced to in cu ic, u ie linn- «|>viate under 1942 cellin g*, were Kuropa Uni American ciror- largely driven out ilf product Ion A hug* road building program a undsr consideration by the '•deral government as a meant, if providing actna o f tho*o Go nlUlon post-war Job*. Thl* 1* probably one of the trout of the. way*- lh o govenunent wilt ipcmi money ahar Uie wnr i* )Vaf,,an<l prolmbly uiio of llte K»l. Aiqurican highway* a* a thole are already n* antiquated pa a mean* at aiixlurn. iruu* nation a r Neminole County'* larrqw brick road* w ere right ifter the horse nnd buggy tiav.-:. If nfW hlghwny* arc nut built felon million* uf new ' em * nnd can^ot^^rovkje a(lequate^"em tdo^ S T A R B R A N D F R E E M O L f l S e lim i­ m ark et. NATION'S b u s i n e s s >e a ,» nneinploynwwt arrrw re*) %■ 805,6007 l i t somebody w ho be­ lieves . th a t private enterprise without' the fetters and govern- AGE ploy ment before 10.13. Total ex­ penditure* of lho federal, d a te and local governments lncreaied only from *1.030 million In 190.7 to 33.008 million In 1910, and after World War f were reduced from *21,107 million in the fiscil year J919 to 38,000 m illion In the fttcal year 1922. Wa» there, in consequence, large unemploy­ ment for tong period* bofote 1933T - ■ "In the decode 1100-1909, In-1 rlutlve, unemployment averaged l,t07,000, or 3.3 per cent o f tbn noimal labor force. In the seven yeara tPtO -lSlO , Inrludve, pie ceding our participation in World Wur ), unemptoyment Averaged 1.2311.000, nr 3.2 .per rent of' the tabor fold?. N ot only were guvernmonv expenditure* greatly reduced after fiscal IDHl,' but 1921 mid I0JJ Wert year* o f de|tfes*lon In Whlfch occurred tha severest deqliim 6 / price* in his­ tory and nallun-wid* strike* tn the eoal mine* nnd in railroad rhopx. Y et In the decade Iff2a- Others priced from *° ■lent Kuosevclt came to power in 1933. Curtain policies, includ­ ing advance* in wagr* and price*, ■eduction of hour* of work, and huge government upending, which were adopted on the initiative of Id* adminlBtrotimi, were Intended and uro claim ed to hove had the effect of remedying imrffljrloyj ment. T herefore, tout immure mul expanalon o f *ucb policic* nrc being advocated by New Deal politician* and labor leader* us *»»eiitlul to the prevention of great unemployment after the war. “A ll those who lake tin* po*ltion either dluregaid or arc ignor an t of the nation’a economic 1929.. Incluilve, unemployment htatory previous to 1933. There averaged only 1,020,000, or 3.0 were no government policies, and per cent of the lato r force. especially no government spend­ "The decade 1930-1939, Incltt-' in g, expre**ly to stlm ulaU em- aive, indoded three yeara Under ADMISSION 40c S E R V IC E 30c LAST TIMES TODAY THEIR IN A VBAttJ T U B IR F U N N IE S T O F r tf lL t T a ll6 r c d TUESDAY ONDY^ n O tm iiE f e a t u r e �■ V i* * '----- 2£ Miss N:uu\\ I li^lilunTn [ Wed Knsittn R. I'nwrll Social And Personal Activities MONDAY, DRCEMiinn 4. non T I1E S A N F O R D H F U tib , Tlie etiyarreiniiii l ’c> loo - *— *#■r**•— _ Social Calendar *=------ 1------------------ Sfhnol I*. T. A. nt its regular I meeting at H:00 I’. M. TWs TtsnaY Till' Sm ith Fide V ing will lie tielii nl the S n u t'i | — Side School at 2:30 I*. M. folio* | T „ i i .i w I P a M . u. l. v H j M r. nod Mr*. thuniii-l llessi ini-n I : ton, to E nsign -it i Puw all, J i „ I SN i. *.‘ii ami Mis. Hebe1 1 Du.dot e rson a l T. A. m e e t - ! * I'nrhtu.i ^ T N -'-r M V V**i - -of- ■ttrrpr-rrrtt- -Vrr Tyner h#J |*.t.n j|| for S atiinln> :il a M ay fair Hotel In i. r . ■• n t Mrs. II. S. Uveti and Mi, MONDAY ed by th e regu Inr I’. T. A. m eet i th«. p a s t week w ith in flu e n ts ", Bradfnld Byrd assisted in enletT h< Dependable C lass of th e m i a t 3:1ft I’. M. ' ________ i tnininif ami received the guvs’., i r t t M ethodist C h u rah will m eet Seminole Chapter No. 2 O. E. Mrs. Paul Johnson and son, with Mrs. D igliton and Mi t 8:00 T . M. a t the hom e of M rs. S. «\jll hold its m onthly businem C allahan. 731 E a st Tw en- m eeting at Masonic Hall a t 8:00 [lobby, of Jacksonville spent the Dighlnn. Cocktnils were pour. i Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. by Mrs \V .1. T higpen M i­ S tre e t, w ith -Mrs. P o rte r j>, M M em bers and visiting mem lk’. K Kirchhoff and M»» I Jam es t i n i e r . hitting as co-hostess. ' bers a ree ou rrg(red to atten d . T h j e \ Fralier Mi«s Dil-IiIoii *»«* "Circle* of tne W . S. C. S. o f election o f officers will be held. pastel blue wool frock. H* tv m w m i iT Knaign Harold Clause. Norfolk la F ir s t M ethodist Church w ill W EDNESDAY ......... , Va., has arrived to spend a short ' ....... le s t a s follows: At 7:30 (V M. the W.M.U. nf time with his parents, Mr. and _ Hie dining table on- -ei-l-r. *in 1 -*\(r„ *\y **** p —• Clause. — ^s iui It IdU ai rillll'Pilti'til id <4Itltf ^Circle One, in the Church An* ii the1 s-»— First* Baptist fChurch — will] gladioli itntl a im iitiiUin' . W* a t "ioO P. M. [ present a pageant nt the church, j _ ___ A T h e Dependable C lass of th e f ItiriAT ! Ensign III N. Ashby of Fort " n,l1 •«.»•■«h>• Fu, hat • F<'r,t ffleitor. c , , h.idreruoi.. ^ rnillAT J nt_____ "i fi. 1.. A*hb>' surrounded l r * t M ethodist C h u rch will meet The uti mm si I Christmas and e.H,k T *“ 1 ,f"PW‘ H ' h,f types of am ,aft t 9 :0 0 P.M. a t th e hom e of Mrs. sale of the Cunrre»n11onaI I ' , p n. " j Alis. Ibchlim util inlml -mil!, -d ) I). C allahan, 731 Fait T a r n le d fiaal f iinn iiiiiin* Iw held during inr the ’! i,. !*r'. n.U‘ Mr" *nA Mr"’ ^ " schools and wa- ............. . "■ leth Street, with Mrs. Porter Chu rcb willi i»c Sentinolr l( iifn Schteni m afternoon uu First Street in front I * *_ -nnsing as Co-hosteas. afle iif the store formerly occupied ie.l l .. “ I n h er ic u io i ^v.»» TUESDAY bv the Pennev Cn. • l Atr*. , J., . >r „ i i s r t „r t ttt<f . . nwr . mcmbe, ,,i" tin. Kaiiuiigon,n . : . Circle ' j and president of Phi .'»l|>lui hIMI 1,C. j social sorortly .She laiei nlt<nd. the University o, Mall: ni l ,uWesthamiiton School in Hi.Ainmn l Va. At Alaliatiin, Mm* lliglltnn was aclive in dramatic pro In tion* and was a membei of Ihi Black Krmr«, nuttofiiil » a.AM»cintii»n A mntii* 'hi* pIbv »i which ahe wun 1»*u(i.imI \ Maxwell AnHcrMinV I tm I K The Misses Marly -J’erkfnn. of St Murk " On her innf•*f n il Vt H Anh Wiggins, Shirley Smith and £,Jirkic tlrotchie have retuyne.1 I M*chlua fnittr fi»* » i*a • •*« J} 1to Tallahassee after spending a ViririniH fmiiiK nti#t * • »*! - •* VVatl'iti, (in *• **T On “ 'few days with their respective nf I)irl:i f;it lull ill f1hN•| *: 1*-1• , pa Irtitn tin* I-j „iMilsi-uu t * *'t »-i 1 1 * (>4inf«><t«>i *.11 ^iiiifcaii, 1^3 Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Kokr and frtimnin l‘»ntnn W »h**»* two children of Brunswick, Ca Hithnrtl En. ijfit i tih*.!, #t it, i'. spent the week end with Mrs Nnvy veiii-s ai •* -i•mI •’ ’ hole's brothers and their fami­ Frill iinn a at t in'liril »t* the Si'i** lies, Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Cairdell Ileiirh Nii\ a I ’ Ait St tiua< i;ohd Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cordell. might »*! tim *Milk' Hf I Operator |U*M M ir -li* u | -< Three of i The * **' r t iiim Gardeners' Circle u( ■- mc«A. J"tk,e .c ,’h?holidays 1'.-. .of J“A ,s , of the W.S.O.S , *1,1 4T ir n m tir c ic ui spent M the with Ftf«t Methodist Church will thf Sntloril (innirn Cluh wilt, sonville Mrs. Garret's daughter, Mrs. H. >wt with .Mrs. C. i*. Ilemdun meet at the home of Mrs. CKorlr* i DOO P. M. (Jinn, 1713 S'oford Avenue, at A Beck. ^ ‘Fathers’ will be ob. J0:00 A. M. Roll Call will bo an . . Night** . Miss Hattie nreein, niece of by the Sem inole High unusual Christmas Berry. Mrs. J. N. Robson, returned to *l-ake Wales Sunday, after spend irtg the Thanksgiving holidays with-Dr.-and Mrs. J. N. Robson. A GIFT for THE NEW BABY A Book to kcL'ji mill to cherish Ihrp the yenrs. j! Mi and Mrs. Arthur Warnei V iriciiikii 1**•'111*■»,|I I'lm j of Cranford, N. J. and Mrs. Netty jfllll the Nil'. > 1tU j, Taylor of Eliinl>eth, N. J. have Mimed a J'.b.t \ f-A 1 l leturneil home after visiting Mi i *»rpu- 1ht hr »» lllH ,| 1I [ olid Mr« H enry T h u rsto n and Mi N.ivul \ l *. t | .ind Mrs I'e le t T h u rsto n mninr Mi nnd M n . K. J Tyner. Sr J Y!r anil .Mr*. Theodore Jgrk^on Tin* f I Dm J 1 ‘ SA N FO RD 0 1 \\ i j liti'i, It. It. Kelly »»f Saitfi.nl minmliit v th« itii/ ai’hii. i.i Kui tiln 1.in,la, In I ifii! Ih'ii’htn It Hm*h '.f i|if „ \ •i I. iji**, 1siaiit. If n-1y ti< the .«mn «»f Mr. mnl Mi** I ,i .-f S an fu n l, Iht* C S C W rk lU lW K W A g M w n tW W IK ra w e K V |tNiH4\ and m ount il.*m I <• •i' ci-m Of l-II Clubs Mrs. J. 0. Larsen I ■11(!•*(!If\ Mrs.Wilson i Honored At Party iitKs. rJirh s l u i n ' m u \ ♦» ^tandard of |n r I• • • i • lltir s 11H*l> '** ’ do i u rtfldinp dt-iin Mid * Krill**’ dianiMiid ,*ft V ti‘*u| I )l I |h| lliiia can ie*l **ut ** I*4l • h. t l»** by Die I- im en m l-fie i I 1>• ••Tl -,i nr |irM|fiarils. . -I f It I ■- t . ' ■ i' ui t *' -*i i I*. l’ » ’i ‘r, Yui krm* in*MiitH**^ *»f tin » -til hotuU nt the ’Yunve l l '** h*«4t M day niiill Tuendlny n ftei n**»- the president, Mr* If win rd tin thy *11• I f i« t i «»n f*-i * (i in Urlnfiihi BefreAh Mi»*n i nerved hy the afu! ; Iw then I . 1 * i 1 drive, t o Ui dir 1 1 h'I'Sts! % , U < limne in* Einatill* Mini S'* ‘ * crippled child ren,f* h«»ttie *»i I'ftiTubiiri m I -O' [ - . .*! r*i by . m vidutit*rii*d \ \ ,i 11 11r. h , . i 1 i-s. Y'| ft r v M11I t . t i If*otri *lf | pin. * 1 "■ 1 Bay Ih in - 1 P i.in to the T titi* •« ii hi* i** E lury Ladies’ and licnK' N't ... . i,.0 t|ii. r.i ■i .. Vl'tCI,1lh ' ' , t II ^1 l** t h.iVi- **f f r in i lit I •mil :tt;- -n^ luriudeM tl 1.............", H l*«* |»I«*DCU iilld l,.e|Tion A -ixih.ii ' n 11 iny r*Mt s •mI■*-» 1 1. « tn« I Ml. it ill'f - )|ll‘ Llk llthT i reifUlltt t titlH I n rxemtu* nt tli» 1*i*i•** v*Inch ‘Ii ‘ I The 'f.TtA *: i • »*e1*1 Flag " '< -* g tt D iam onds, we prt^»«?MlU <liit** w ill I**■ ,tnmnnn «*.f lal* t •- i ... V and hand, ("a(it Bolt, who is aM arhr.) III the Murine Station at g n a i i l, .. . Cl \l i ’l SALON Blioni- 71J ‘Diamond's ’ U Sundny. Y owell’s . . .M 'v V ANN’S MlitASOl 117 N. i’ark i - , rtfnl M n Eunice Mainuiiwiri und Nli nnd Mrs W ¥ A n to ry e **f Jtavinnit, Bench vimtetl Mi nio-l 1 Mm K J Krell in Aiibunnlale is John F i visiting her p a re n ts. Mi Mrs. M S, Wig Tins, Is spen.l U ing a short time with het ho-. ' »".■ ‘l ii r.»!.li . »■ .goo in ^ __ A’ . .. | < II ' I o i f r*dn*r , leu* r> | • Ird* Yii i I* inends i t o\ iA .,t i .tuh of !il mem Mt \Y I. Se-iiT nivd i 1*IPs a re lender- I II vxork Thi• l" 1 *•♦'rerfit roll! i 11 iiiiilei take** , . *e*l M iss \ jila rie W e lls T o M e d J a s , L a p■ e n ta I • £*. d.............................. ,,f I)H r ji'ijH l e i . M on i * L litii l ***»-• • C. M Etuwi ei (• nrril M> Bully. ii Mrs. J. W. Willis And Sons Have Reunion | l utll* |i> to Eu-UTD !.**•* B.ttnek , \lr mb I M»- J«*K«|ih H. Wells /w>l*. oi|i *«f Mr inlay an'i*»nriei‘tl the priKiRrmcnl Wrir of I ..w \i.frh iixl up fMiehiiiij marriuRr <d Lcti ii,i i.uii-i V.dnnc Yvcinm* .. Jo... 1 1 HtH-hta jt am >1 ii, mu A Mn uui 11 M riL Jpuies .1 r 1nlV\ dm 1nklton. BH. Alla*1 A!< v ,n i*1 .111uii tetj from if t >* L' ol in lOiil •id j<i"V**d at the Smford Sftvri* V -■•»!»left* Mi IjFprnla im ei » I frein Arrhnirre Mrs. J TV Willi* o! i Ala. and hrr four win .11 1 1 families had u reunion ,. at the home if " het tlaughter-in-law. Mi m W. 8. Willis. 31- U««t m In joI I•-- * M »J1111 ii iff tin, in fifth -Street, whom she t J. M. Willis. SSMH Etrllf j»i 1 it L«*t*n in the Navy 'hut it w ti m dir • 1 *m m ., has been stationed unit Do h'*mii a Mr ha*l *rj m p*-rd f..i nil mill «ri.it bees on Guuilalcalinl fm Ui. Kit) tor •"•* war and was nl ' produced I <«*rn><>t!•« H fbrd 'hr Sanford Naval Air believed two years was present ao-l 1 H**tidu * m »m*« t it* Station fm 11 »»ine. At recent hr Koal if the ratio '•etwern l t d Willis, recentijr honorably • in O rp m Ori»li, T**x. charged from tho Artny, alti-n.i and milk iirlctia cunt*imh fnvm The urddimf will hr an event fflble next vein, rind d tin* labor the reunion, Mr. anil Mis. i. I)«t . II nt St. A nthony'* Church dituatim i duDni it'd lu*< omt I(to Willi* of Veto Beach ntin w ■ in Wilmini:!* n tit |Q:O0 A. M. acute. abie tn attend. Mr*. H. I. T u rn e r. «f Ocala v isitin g her m other. M rs " E4jht«*e»n*i M eKim , 212 by * HAIJHOR and DUNMAR than to slip into a handsome lookAa you know he likes nol tag lounging robe during his leisure hours. • All Wool Flannels in Stripes, Sqllds • ' j Rayon, Ja q u ard patterns w ith full tif f e ta lining, fringed belt. • J , D. S tacy o f FeyriU 'v T en n . is v isitin g Ms brother alater-In -law , M r. an d Mrs A A d rian S U c y ( . a student . D avidson' College, N o rth i n lin e , arriv ed S unday to visit hi p a re n ts , M r. an d M rs. A I B U c* . ______ M r. and Mrs. C h arles II. Kind le ft T h u rsd ay f o r F o rt l.au-1 red <& C o rd u ro y , b e a u tifu l fine whale. Tan, W ine and Blue T O I L E T R I E S FOR MEN .. m o u tiliiio Shaving Lotion Small Deposit Will Hold Y. tu rre tf ________ Bowl-er Shnvin $U 0 •y . & $2.50 $1.50 T i a r i i d $8.50 Decoy Shaving Bowl J, 11. |3.0ft 10 $10.00 in* for * K»WM SA N FO RD AdsuahU! ' -- ----- o - *5 �I I t c*. .y - A I O ^ D A X if lv ^ E S fif^ R £A G £-FO U R - MONDAY, DECEMBER TTIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FIDRID A liras y lig h tin g tn t is r r i i Mnntimr ■rid laliiH iir I tiv r r . iiui ih ta s l itf F ir n ia . Ttu T h u d .Viiay'* fifth D U u tu u UiWOv aetoed n tin-lire in n Uu- f,»i n.iiUbh- S aar and le n t in fa n try And armored tan k d r atn iy rr* far in s a rm s* in th r f l r . t a t tack en tin* (i"H l iigaui-.t th e a«<unk»r ->kkof^F S irg frird lin e Tin- Weatwall** lug guns uprnrtl u|i uii A inciiciin poiltiuiw in Americans Cross 3aarRiver,Advance To Saarlaiftern The . A SUBScfilPTIOFTTO Ha n f o r d n a v a i. a ir s t a t io n *• •' f ’ • - ' i K l ■/ ■ |,- 1 H I1 1 To visit the newly redecorated Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge *v—*».>Tty. of the . SMOKt OBSCUtlS THf T A IG H at throe American tanks pour *hel| «f|*-r tankt directing the Aring of the gunnert at the objective^ In the d ljttn c t. rhell in lo .i Cicrm in tow n along Ib a w aaUtn front In prepare the Way j S h o rtly aMer, the town was taken. U ii* la an ofhcial U . 8. Signal fur the advance of infao tty units. O bservers stand in the turiets ui the I Corps photo. % (in ter national Soundoholo) ^/rT alilrL T r, fartifkgitiona guanlinir the S a a r’a %lDil war in iliD lu e i^ hut all or* . f l tfuiiijli*#I rm lsta n e c in th e m sjer p a rt *»f th e rity wrrat of the r ivi t w tlti*«| tpiit kly. u front r^* port ftaid. I.it*ul (inn (tro t ire S I’iitton'.i I n iti 'ii-t i A.’Iv -w ilt hurdle of the B <<ui u |,p art tillV lu-raklrvl a quick ’H of the lirtttle for the " f l F ie i 'i u d l.im . A - u e u l d l P rin t c |H,r|.lrrtt Hum kin' raid * . * • Piitloti'- I■o*,|r- alw» rr o ttc il the j ' S a .ti ft Mttttev f\t •» o**w i sH -^' eig h t nulea wonth of S a n rla u trrn, H and expanded llo-ir holil on the i S u /r'k h ink north Y»f t*aar- 1 : lu u trrn vbltere the tiennw na bum H e«l a n ilu g e in the first exsm pie - H ANO M INO R } taxi Accoaoma <Aihu * We Serve the finest i in food and liquors T O la sk l T o u c h lu n oiascTioas Druif Sure, I curvy . !- ' 1 • . p' »* UPON leaving the Fennaylvanla L y ­ ing-In llrnrpttiil, M r, Jn rrp h C rlnttlicllo, who kuic b irth to q u ad ru |il#l.v recently iKisca w ith huaband in I'liilddrliilua. iln lc rn a lio n o l) | l*nt»nf planpi nrrmintrit the Tokyo Is Given I* tin i -hi|»* «tff tin ti«»t t It count ' f ll«»rt»r#i and aU«* RtnvfifJ KuW orst B litz i <li«t u i l t l i o m e to ( rlrry ( AMip W I Of This War Joseph Cameron '|ongi*d men of O r W orld, and ftr muir, • vrni« trrvr«| n» n dear on the i (I |U«#4 I rani I # O | Kir it lUtitm l C hurch |n*at it r«|km u|ent to a rtin c A h e Pioneer Rancher Mr 4‘am arott i? nurvivi^rl by th r preiturr. Mrs. 1 «tvlrk C am eron, Died On F riday tuwidow Donald N I , renruimic 'ad rn - anni E dw anl J . Jrwfrr and fn r : * cmm .i * *»■ K J - i i • 4 Buy At Least One E xtra $100 W ar Bond Today! THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK MEMBER K II I C N peJ-C bJe Cbmpmng. Lang htend d ig . N. T .- Franchised B ottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Orlando Ut-fwMfu- n (ievmar. d n nand wn nk m -,01 irnd* r, the Aim urun* imlio>i,|ip«Htinc drttl|er> to •hell »• town evvn if they » r r t in c mou it ml with till* h«lp d im e out >- enem y, ra p tu rin g 100 priaun- vlaar to the C hinese governm ent ia rn ro u tr to W ash in g to n to re Soother force Coming up from p o rt to I'rrR ident lt<M»*evelt on th e «•» til, »*i»c«l by atom i the th e progiew* m ade in putting haialot of Lurhciit, l u a than a Chfrrrsr \*«r pr«Hiuctitfvi uri tin f rtulr bvluw l.tichrrbcrw ami on f r e t. Th<- heaviest toll In rf ip n v III* A to!,aim -rbixliivny from ahlpping waa liikcn off Bof}ir«i A nrhrti to t’iil,(in f. S o itit n n lr . iu u lb of Dureti th r by heavy Im inbcrv w lurh annk a F n . l A rm y m-i k i I lh« ru in , of .UKHi ton m errhanl le iu r l an d two w hat o n e r wan live rllln y r of lOOO tmi freig h ter • and p i••!•.*bly llram lcnhenc nr* I p rr u o d on u n i another lUiMi-tori f t'ig n le r . Th«»!*e iittacka a»:n* nmdrj Wrtl. th ro u rb th r wooiD n h n |f mile m i l to w ithin half a m ilr of the newluy arn| SttU inlayr Homier* based In Alistm Uii IC fo u n trd ' for 1 H»#r. Nine rotlm northwest of Duti-n th e .'MH-tori vessel in nn uttnek thr U. S. Ninth Army ilrr* up on a Japanese convoy «d( the U> the Rorr all the way f ^ n t ao u th em coaat o f Borneo. T h ty l.innich to Julirb—tw o main rKrr b a tte re d the vroae! w ith *direct alrqiichnldc This Army rlaainl hita an d It sank w ith in one mirrtH** the (>«rmana from that part of Linnlrh » w l of the river ami fought bitterly to extend it* hold inalde Jullch . (A IIHC b io ad caat heard by th r NflC -aid the N inth h*d taken all Jullch lying on the lloer'a a n t b an k .l A g a in .t the ri* ina m enace on th e edge nf th e Cologne plain, th e G erm ana aent up U rg a num ­ ber* o f w arplane* In th e m urky w ra lh o r, a n d a n t i - a l m a f t crews o f th e K ir*t A rm y alone claim ed deatr.-ction o f 15 to 20 o f them . T he w e a th e r closed In on the A llied fo rw a rd baaca. and fig h t­ e r bomber* w ere unable to p ro ­ vide th e aort o f close support w hich y esterd ay ripped troop* and d efen se positions e a st o f the ft'ier. • T he c a p tu re o f lh e 'H a ,r bridge was an epic of American daring. A fro n t d isp atch said tro o p s !o a s s a u lt b e a ts crossed and te ite d th e e a s t end o f th e brid g e ax o th e r forces cam e up from the s o u th w e s t Demolition charge* w ere . to m aw ay before th e su r­ p rised enem y could d eto n ate them . hi I ( aaax 1 1aa■#«! I runt | 'a | 9 IlM l But the BEST bonds you can buy, are War Bonds! Day Phone 1Til PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co HcwidcticivMHh and Sanford Avenue IS i.n a 12 0 HANFORD. FLA THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. • KWTATKl You ana aaeh at r o e are karah] notlflad am i jroqulred tn rreav* aay clalB a ix d d ,m eads whirl you. o r all**t ol >ou. m ay^kaw • n l w t * I m / i n m J m I-’ l l Vir*< *.csa<*4. M to e f —W Oouaiy. -i tha C ounty Ju d a s of •sailnol C o u a tr. r Iof Id*, a t ,bla e»f»*o l th e court heuaa uf saw County a a**ford, rio rie * , w l th l a - e t tt t cal s a d a r m o n th , f t s a thb - llMa « l ha first publication o j Ihl,i » i l « «»*•■? o/7#sm saW s b a ll . V# T Phone 101 fov chenqed *»y Iwt k Ivfky SUi al’tf}*' ' YOU fo«, •»p*c>«Hy #r« wii ia ipoiUq Ik# ip,< ki>i# I tsouqk tiik i * NO W «w<1 k|«e e*owj • ifia ifl W« c k# i J»i| h u h ke« ^^t.k* it , , inn ■•1 ......... 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I I D O N 'T K N O W sOU G A 0E I“j O N •t 3 C V \t t o ■n . - L y o u " O V / O W r 'T them A N D --- A N O UTLAW ! fSl L 'O L ffC O A pply E m ploym ent S upervisor 9-6 W eekday*— S atu rd ay * . 0-12 SO U . BELL T E L . A T E L . CO. 110 E. lat SL Do Not A pply If Now E n g ag ed in E e s tn lU l W ork in a friendly atmosphere You’ll like cur courleoua help nnd plcosanl su r­ roundings. . STEAKS TO' Ald< CltKtMTOna AND FEft m is* UAVIMO i ’u i u i n t DKMANUd AllAINgT 8AII t THIS CHRISTMAS . . . V t'ttf& frW l CASH BE VCUR^ LUCKY STAR! V < GO II A N I) IN II \M H#* vOkU fOAi ttt* t« qd right tfcrowgk will |ll f s«> kolid • f ^llRl, #*d »ol k | . | to »C"Y gbowt bait it oit i it C an do*« With i quid t • ik* loi* from • i foo t*« p«f A ll |ow b'M| it imi ti*f*o • • d m l l | oN|oy 111 kohdoyt Yoy woo t kfl#o lo worry • Wowt f»p«ym|Rt| oitkor (or tko imiN monthly «mow*t| | f | |l« fflNffld to |wlf At in witk y*wf b .d q .l NEXT YEAlt Com. in todfly. Wo wolcom# iiRgl# i><)R«twfo •CCMtll Toys Model Airplanes and other toys Legal Notice wmaw*- ' v;a'■ff 0 ht fitij b #f* •'Ir»-4»T tVorl* Ml rt> N’lht lAi^iul C i ^ l l the Wl.»|r ol (lA a'lu Jir.J f»\r Vrf«1n»*if tlii* 32r«2 ► | l* 1VII. !«• Hi* ‘ WMIt! bill «*| l*DHI pli\ 11*\ t ng»4ffnrf »*«; Iff ffir- *fT.r»\. '••Ht ft KlorM*. »• ‘ MntnwHi PMrmmiKoi. ran*. »ii grlglitaf M l)'In t|»r n i^ u for D R IV E W A Y S WELLS SE PT If. TANK:* W A T E R TA N K S C U L V E R T S and H EW ERS T raiw it Mix C oncrete S econd, available I t low price LARGE and SMALL ANIMALS FARRELL’S Arcade t'o u n ty In the middle tw enties i he vim active a* a realto r in >D uytonu lleach, then retu rn ed to H anford. Mr C am eron engaged if# large • t a le t alllc ralatug and farm ing in w hirl d u ring late years he hn« le*»n iii.Hntrtl by bin *jhm D lw nnl J i d t e nnd IV rry Mr aided in | tin evt.ildishim nt here of the S iB fn n l A tlantic N nllonal llnnk nf w hirh I* vtiu> n diievl«»i and w us provident of the Cnmerurr iH-vcItii merit f ’or|M»rath»n. Ill* u Lik the Kcrvnd ohlert I M ason in the county, having been a m em ber <tf the Masonic l-otlge fo r m ore than M) years., li e be* *------ (jetjjt'.il hV the Army. CONCRETE PIPE CONCRETE BLOCK 207 Mnunoliu Avc. P erry 0 <4iinrron of S an fo h l, two ilaughtrrp. Mm Henry A Itunnrll and Mm Annie C M m w pthrr of S u n fo td ; thiee giam l d au g h trm , Kllcn D< uglftp Merl Shirley Canlentn ami i wether | Mr a. II A. C ollw rl of H anford; two grandson* Kdwntd J. Cant eroo, Jr. nf the Army d f r t w r Bird Joseph T hom aa Kunaall °f H anfonl; one g re a t irmndann. W illiam Ims Ik* ( 'n l te lt of Sunfnid. ----—1 Cold Pitparahoni at JiterieJ , GRADUATE VETERINARIAN when 1 can get it 1 . “a*i>vice presidetft, R ussell K ay, director of th e F lorida N ews Service, T a m p a, w as reelected secretary R e n l M s ta trt Siilt-H—-R e n t a l s — M n r tg n R r L o a n s l)e|H.,ntlalilt> I n s tir H a i c a n ti B o n d s iitg 9ii(l, R o o m c 1. F l o r i d a S l a t e H a n k B u ild in g Bottlcd-in-Bond in stock u Akirw. ~v' “ Co, DR. RAYMOND L. BASS June, tirJ » tII. Itcnn, G oodnin ami Linda DarmU'in a Kent from "S.ect And l o . -D o.n," atory >•< ibt bandimen, ihrir maiji on lour. ---------- -- 1PN S) —T orm ina " ftc t< lo in •*! ' SuCfnl S e c u rity retain im t e r- I f l a m A th e I’lcan" th ro u g h o u t, the World ! p ressed vigorous opposition to t W ales. J "Im p e ra tiv e ” to the m aintenance th e proposed increase to two per . T renton, h nf la at ini; peace, th e Florida ! re n t, calling ‘ nil F lorida's m il | Uinncs iu 1*t c t t - A a o a u ttlun— In t e irrfn tW r grcssionnl delegation to v o te . F ree P ic s unarm hied udoptrd unanim ously a a g a in s t such increase * resolution in su p p o rt ol the plan IfiO ncumpn|>er folks from all A lial)* i* of a ii active pi a nt t pro|x>seil l>y K ent W atso n .' sections of th e ytatc w*lc I" “ I • ruc , like lettuce or l»H*f lc iV i D irector of the A ssociated I'reaa, tendance at th e convention held phowe th a t it coiitui ■* »S»* i\ an d others calling for the inter- a t Silver S|>rlhg*. w here they pci cent w fttn w ere the g u ests o f Ray ami D avidson. In Mn<*achu»ett j». lopior »tvt*i F eatu red sjieakefn on the pro liners are forbliliten •»> law * g ra n t, were Illll C arleton, p ro ­ V*fc pteturrs, name*. charnel®; fe sso r of |w>litical science of th e o r ph rta r* from the BiMe U niversity of F lorida, who spoke a t th e noon luncheon on the su b ­ • John H oik je c t of p o st-w ar w orld a ffa irs hero of th e 1 and Hill .Pow er, p erso n al re p rr helped tlooiUi se n ta tlv c of W. E. H oller, C hev­ CrcomuUlon relieves prom ptly be­ ro le t Division of G eneral M otors, the D elaivine cam e It goes right to th e scat o l the w hose subject was “ Victory is Grntul f o u l e r dam forma trouble to help loosen a n d expel barrier 4..TOO fret I «ng Vet ear germ laden phlegm, a n d aid nature O u r B usiness.” to too th e and heal raw . tender. In­ T h e fioth annual convention the u alls of the ( ohimhia rnri flam ed bronchial m u c o u s m e m ­ closed with th e election of L. K. *D»»KC branes. T ell your druggist to sell you V auac, publisher of th e VVilliston a bo ttle of Crrom ulslon with th e u n ­ S un. president. O th er officers The rank of commodore, Yv derstanding you m ust like the w ay It elected were Ed M cttningcr, S tu a rt ccutlv rvaUired t«» the l* S Nnvv quickly allays the cough or you a n N ew s, 1st vice p resident, l.lovd t& ci|uivnlc!)t to that of lln g n d ir i to hav e your m oney back. -v. RAYMOND M. BALL, RKAI/rOR m u — Relief At Last j ForYour Cough You Are -Invited GLEAN COTTON RAILS Immediately. M \ pack ag e STO R E and OAR 112 W. 1st Phone 880 « « » •-* • 7 U * T TM IN K T H A T I W O R R IE D S O M U C H - A N D T H IN A P E R ­ SO N A L SA N K LOAN M ADE C V C R T T H IN G SEEM SO S IM P L E .** : P 1 b i l l ’s 01 * WANTED Brine rags to HANFORD FURNITURE CO., or cull us. phone 216. We will pay 10c per pound, immediate acceptance. » NED SMITH. Manager. r l 1 Stop off fo r a drink ta k e borne a b o ttle. The Home Newspaper T T 1E S A K F O fT n ’T T E R A IJ ), F A X F O U D . * > * £ 6 n l D A IW i Press Group Favors World News Freedom That Last^ A Year No -Wool— No Hilk—No Bason i: 19 H THE PRESENT . f• £ 4. TsrvWi . • Whenever possible, Coosl Guardsman Wash their heavy underwear every day — using a tough-bristled brush of coconut fiber to get'ltsO'fabric spanklng-deon for inipeclion. Underwear h a t to he plenty "rugged" to Itand this dally scrubbing — and Coast Guard specifications moke sure it i*. * • -1 y * . 'CIIIUKEN SEAFOOD P rivate Parties A rranged CELERY C11T RESTAURANT je t^ m ^ D e ra te ^ H ^ fL n rd M n s ^ y j^ I UAM L ^ Bv DAUUROBINSOh ' ■ S M O O T H ] \ P Q iN i TTELLM E M O M .- Y O U R E A N O LD H A N D - I NOW SHE HAS TO 6 HT I 1IT 5 T H E G E N IU S . A N D 1 G A B B Y ' ^ H E P IC K E D OUT A | j T 7 y 7 ' H IM in a l^SEKJ if. ifj, t. /turn ! H - .} fl. VOU , DONT | KNOW [ 1HE •* G E N IU S . In Performance • You olio,won! tong wear with easy combuy underwear. So rbs brand ji___ 1—a ew W J O s.. n U L you p4cn t o p r o p o s e In Quality In Depcqd^llily * look for the fomltkir tnAJ$ai YO U H A V E TO W H IM O V E R H IM T H A T U P I C K E D r— riouR -H eLF/r—1 W . U k . p rid e th a t d — W**r* built mp a r S -H H R f DRY CLEANING C a iIK ; • ' A t ^ . . ‘. ( ; i '- a 4 a . a - - . jT - Jjd ILL ]■ It; r I “ ^“TW * ' f �J - V . i- - — CAGE BIX ^ i l E SANEORCl H E E A Lft ..jfeNTORiV FLORIDA FLORIDA IU I* U* 1 R S U H A I* N ewsfeature* CH AMlIKJHSlItHO. Pi» A pastorr nf of thi lh» 1 uinW ilainl flyliiK pallo iUCLBllil. l uillty—— ___ 1 _ . ill ' wli. uU1. nl _ til t. *ky In aililruak cumj( i cuiill'itt * in tunl nciirhbor iiiil Pennsylvania ■totes. l i e is the Her. Clyde <iwi pastor of the K United llrethren Churcl beroburir. who ha* hern a licrnseil pilot sinrr IU(I> •‘Flyinjf yet* in your bone* *o W c H iK tiulizr in tn stc n n il m ilr ilii.it I decided to make p in c tu a l u.v of it in my work ’ nays I*. M radow i, who ha* uvw 3f,U .old hour* of flylnif to his croilll will'oLll a rtiiihnp. 'Ile sd -S llrk ' l.iim llniti O ner at n ru th y lle r slw y I’n . hr btnouht l)i> •lii|> down on a JO-frnit strip of highw ay whihI hi Iniulinr fir Id was IniiiL.' rr palrrrl. Hr has rniiilr >rvirnl "drsdatnk" Inndlligt 1.1r . Mr# iJ»iun Ii Kih t he 11 m •* yiviuir feat tires ol » ir rrwve> jtiw* Tfcw to rfnO npimkirtr rntrnrrroenlN mrl^lde t h<»mtvr*brrrr in IDiH in nddilitin to hi' pastoral dutie* to ■ 1.0 0 0 -member rnnurr ■ration. T h e 4n-vrar-o|d flyinjr believe! he muki-n better protfres* C L A S S IF IE D A D Y E K IIS IN f; HATES .with Tccri uife group* b em ii'e of hip up i" of the niridarn Youth la Air-Minded "Younfc pt^oplr today are nir* niiutei), and il lust rut ion* from flyin g hold theii attention a* n< th in g rU r will," he »my« hr Meadow *' wife, it imw ron, inee.I that flying u* otfe m giwwl Aftttl e i . but »' not “ whobdu ait* ■illy tilt Ini*. ia> l u ” ate Mit it Ml* Mead i i wp bus ncrtimpiirlnd bei ni'barul on several of hi* uir e*.iirsirms The ( ‘ha flibera by rg in m ister1! !.. A t’ltK tile*.! reli-ry fa tn i on iitere*t in uviutimi dates tmi’k to C a m e .n n Avenue, l^ i.t Side. His boy hood, when he turnnl Ini* l> idnwi'il and burrowed. front flying kitr* to mtHfcl air*lane*.. lie bail hi* fir*t airplane I II SlnvLt*, Phone 11**^-It i idr IfO vear* nifu, and leaihcil tf f 1v in The old.'plane hr? line in owned by him with fmif other Cl urn* her*Wire men who form the t.ii* 10c p« t (In* (o r ons m s rttk .n Me pet lln* (o r thro* In ie rtlo o s n < pur 4 In* fo r # Ifiartk m * J6c pci II** fo r M Insertion* Mli.tmura ■mis . . Ve ’U 0 N B l o OB m ilN O Y OUR u> r .l K .j ANKORU h k h . v u jo i n t fiv s words tu the lin e , inciutn.g pnuno end sddress. I ll a d rrrtiM a tD t* for iltu s tl o n i K inted will he ehsrired for s t Lb. ru lo r cJss*Jflrd rotes II. It. Pope Co. BATTKIUKH *nd llitlr ry t 'h s r s Irur Quick or Hloty rh s n fln i;. 6 It Mil ROOM himyalow by o w n ti KeoinimliLu, 2.110 W l - t Si P h nnr 1 I '2 Vi’ • onil e 2 00 Phone H72 n . Kh irur Clots I At* Ia#In | tv. « £ SURE, W E " I Him*k I . lilts.-T 4*4i, t *»i I y.-Tt. r i*» it r it n m » .i \ r v »*• •* pus t.ii.i i*. * hi pi **i r I.... I I * till* ■ 76 l.‘r ) 't * l lb lt»| | vl'lp p F E E L PROU D • . . whsn our customers coco* In In show us III w o , thsii now tiiss arm standing op on th s rood. Thw i n r QoodywiTs cTi (T in h*artng~our > W ■JIm i i b r i c s i l v fo r mots lad s w ths** monro ad i miracle tits*, step In at GET THE MOST FOR IT I^ike c o o / d If*.* U n PL'.ro* A FEW kill lilt |Uiat, lltoaipuii and m liiU fm dla trues if nrdersTf nt “* once. A K. Ilo n cltcr, t'e fe iv Avc< * PL EN T Y ytiunit lender tnnaUtrd and tu rn ip s with or w it haul FROM ow ner, fo r ra sh , sm all two T , roots, 1307 K. 2nd Sb bedro, hi house and y iita y e in F lfllU N G h ost with 3-horsr kJekMibnitm of Sunfnrd. Hu* T- r / o • r and tra ile r, 1100.00. Itoberl He. II III. Thom as, Rt. 1- Ron 128 (W ilso n C o m e r). W AN! ED TO buy . r t nf fiestn* a te Phiine IK2 J a fte r 7 HO . * TWO SM A I.I, farm i for *«lr. ) one 3 aciea land, 2 story house, (taraco, one iloroga house, one Rood well, land tiled, c o n in lrlr SUbirrtiraUon. One B a rr e farm w ith , 2 ilo ry house, 2 atorv barn,' (food well, land tiled, . complete lu b irrly itin n . A p p ly to J . W. Bell, l a k . M onroe, LOST: Pocket book containing K'us ra tio n coupon,i, d riv e rs , ]2 ft, n rw bcat with flih w ell, f2<>. license, vnlunble | ape.rs. Arthur I ’i l l F ronch Ave. U nolels, lit 1, Bo* H2, Han fort). ISO CASH fo r two im slt In co m ­ plete houses on five lots 33 ft. LOST: H A S H atton Book "A •ach tn th e center of p e a c e fu l K. II 1-nney, 110 E. 2nd St. Lake M ary, Can be m ade Into an e lr e a n t home lor a sm all 1 OST I Jill lev HuloVn w n at w atch sum, Investigate. J. (J. Sm ith. Bet. to ItfrtW . BSVrard. Lak* M ary, Bo* 272. L0S1 Ballon book No. 4. Kildic . 1: SMALL IluR SE 2 W Sim m ons 708 O ra n jo Ave. weicha around flSO lbs. p e r­ Bnlinp Books No, 4. fectly gentle for ell ths children LOST: Rachel P ringle and fam ily. D ll to rid* at once. Also bridle ami H oltv Ave. ■mall T exas saddle In good shap*. (160.00 for all. 8** (L If. Carlton, Lake M a ry , Phone 3803. W ith an urea of J,II9IJ>i)T •<iunrv miles. C anada ia liir s n than the II S. hj half u million M|uure m ile., hul u . unjuilnUiui { 11 ,F><Xl,(!f>A) is only about thni of i-rra te r New York. h ..lid L*1»l r;t» |i M il a I ilia Fb»U 'W h ,S Y< m This Studio will be closed 1 all tlitv W i-iln .-siliiy* nnrl T h u r s d a y s u n til f u r t h e r n o tic e m i.n le r Ilia! w e nifty K'-l nut nor C h r is t m a s w o rk . N l The Essex . Studio War 1^1)11 dnil*nt on tlir trirdlcm! front iifip American surgeon! Ill C liiB i lo discover and nrevent d U - rase une of (be wldler a woral cnmtr» Colon el Nmi(e W Onbfr 8l ifc*.(ef*bttrg %* - FJorirU examines . . 1 nf Ito h e rt a I.. ( I n i — I 'h o t o K f a p h e r Freshly Dressed Availuble Daily Declared Best SIM 4.00-16 It's the Q u a l i t y o f leadership 1 Hjf w\ CljrFJ Jra th a t makes Leaders m [ a W U Jrp Ta j\ bfWf * 4 g ji 1} arc the Leaders 4 |w-^ ■ J M € *h o U S K R r Tendr-Fry H G d o c to rs' c o t s , l a r m v e h ic le s a re p r o \ in g the s u p e rio rity o f G o o d y e a r tirob u ild in g e k i l k . . . p o in tin g to the plus r a v a lu e o l e u c h e x c lu s iv e G o o d y e a r fe a tu re s a s th e fa m o u s n o n -s k id , s lo w - i 6 w e a r tr e a d d e s ig n . D o n 't g a m b le w ith y o u r o n a - a n d - o n ly G r a d s - 1 certificate . . . b r in g it to T I R E S E R V I C E H E A D Q U A R T E R S fo r to d a y's k s s t tb s b u y . S a 3 W A l5 S 2205 Sanford Ave. I’h. 921 A l l s y n th e tic r u b b e r tire s a r e n o f the s a m e . M ile a g e re c o rd s o n (cad fleets, I )! y A Q 4 V4V Poultry SA FE an d SURE 0*1 the kart mile out of your old tiro*. Bring th an to TIHE SERVICE HEADQUARTERS with tough Goodyear moUHak. and don* by Good- C AR PEN TC RINQ ,'' S tn s ra l .pairs, W . J, Buss* S tre e t, R hone 747< y ear iaclory m sthods. W all 1*0 you^ w h im lo neap. 1942 Ford Sedan 1941 Ford ^edan • PkoM 17A-J, 0UNG LADY wishes ■■ bookkeeper, with k STORAGE your ear a t K< uanuc*. Special raU i sh o rth an d and typln val peraonn*!, B o xJ 1937 Cadillac Sedan doty,' lon g 1931 Desoto Sedan y M H r h j* f lit.11’gw■ f ~ « . HELP WANTED—' 'VRNlflHED 4* HOUSEKEEPER, a rood home, — r ~ ----------iparlmcnt, house n r room*. K tv v BALES LADY. It A A Departdfttt* C4U Hoorn mant Store, Sanford Av*. CfOOD MAID part time. <1$ W i- 7 ' ’ F ork Ave. rOR S, m o n th B U S IN E S S / # r 3 paire &9 W E L p IN G : By a n e x p e rt w ith 30 y e a rs ' experience who w a r a n lec s ev ery lob. W ould a p p re ­ c ia te a 't r i a l . T em porarily located a t ' 4081) F re n c h Av*. • A. IL Welch. ' LOA NS a fr. ld |o . f r.f | Its- henUhnlr *'<«toftt} 1**1*. . *■, . i U. h k 3! ( > \ »lnl C*"**i llftii'o ut Mmifi.id I** liinnilic |j-ikr VV4|i(rr tlafne* Hlitiitlvbl'Mi. ei It IS iir|(« || A VI **It Flat I 2 I'affcps 111 IIS f, 11C k. . 2Ut, r*il Miff ii la I S.-.»I| I ..I „ 3 1 f 111 A Hr, | .. fi gs ' *>.*d »* I* llllftN lH lN T t'! ltd n k I F aff** I* I,, I! *,t.d * I* 1 k of I hr »’If cult 1*1*1 llfrids a |' i |r 2' • Mill K/mlim lr Cun tit r. l>.( l Kui*«i l_«l. v HulsdH Nii.ii Florida BUSINESS SERVICE b e 11* I t «•« . < r m l a i r d i II** I*.I d . »v i: j«. *4 rt .»r i^.tn 22 t.» ?:> lilts liitf d* ht llird Itl ltd Itt pir ill J11*11** lit... k 3., Fir* I .Hert l*i»t .War van in. I > Flt.f Ptrt, Mala tie tifiaard I1’I,«1 nmik 1 dmif r t tie *a *4 S' / -* Fort fi|.-ll.iti T*'i - 4 l r At (IMildlrt H H l c n f ■*f I III* Fal Red Fryers LOST y Hu ImI. ' A ' r ic iiMiins k& the mime ipve*i In the litigDin'r Bfwikru and ■*nI ten bv 11'H’ dr--rcndunta I * d* h F rench uy«l fli-rmun Iail«*iiii*tf wh - r l l b ’d ill h*i»uth Afrlc* prim f 1 11r* Hritl*h * u 1 »|I*. 11 <.f I sub WANTED Bell, Lak* Monro*, rdione PHA M ORTO a J HWk l* f ‘.l» 7 a *4 lame'* Adilltfon Flat I 2 |iaff«*# * |fi A *3 l •( I Itl.ri k to Mm fair F lit r * |« •M*' A 3? A. Flat fti.«>K l LEGAL NOTICE MISCELLANEOUS cow and hors*. Lock subdivision, 1848 a Me f t In 1 lo* v pur r.iVer Iimeill trek oVrf iiflei IVarl C O U N T R Y home, 6 room bunga I) a r Ihir low. 10 n c u s . ««»d- •***.,- luml Ilf* on«Je.| for part of 1p Ct b\ fpr,syeirck .ale, J2BOO dO l»vle,l re*trirti»»n« on eivitian flving, threfetinn, .‘I mllei Knit t I ■iHitoi *alif he t« now perm itted w ftinjro. Oviedo, Fl» <*ll i M \ t . V/ 1N I SI ||S ( RIF | l»i f I v at will a ns-where n r r p l i !M \S I tilt t II IMS Ml \S V i l Inin sfdl n i11**% iif t h e r **a *t »*r IRLS TT1E war bicycle, tvpe \ i*I3- I th a t !n'i* alt yeur 'Call isvcr m ilitary mrtfllUtinri' Ih writer and in etui alnmh 1 abtnrl I He«|. IIS t»r-i'vi-iai Ci nrt,i \ cii.j be miu ill le 1n pet whatever Phi Ico radio Cun lie *1*1*11 n( I* V. ..i l«. IS .Ciei 7 F M •'M'ldme wn< ren iire d f r lip H0f» W Ht .St trlf»" pod i^frkrete^l no rhanp*1 'inre. ibe Civil Air 11 t r *»! tool C 0 \ v A ?‘I) <*ulf E. L lliint{d ire\ ver di*tribiitiofi of aviation fuel Lake M m y, Flu. i ,i fivMlian* r . L n r i n i r train, fi»e |< nmiirnn* Phone 2fi2 I Lots 1 to 1Clock ( liifkl&fiil I" »f l» P lat poat « P*fC** n I'* me * i<iiMp«*d It iwlv l IU44, a - r» r*>tns emenl for •% tramey d i i 1I thr .1,1. wool Lw«,u,l ivuLt. u.> 4 m at fm n ir f TMJ* I Mati l Mini o I a.i J UIih Ii il Tl**r I t W VI ( S im .'il i — t a .m i -a I tr k 'i h lit*! Ivi*ion I*Ir*i IPrf'k 1 The |H>a9tlliiIity of si it all «rc*tititttinI• Ii 'Jiff ion hr* obtaining «m nll irtffmjf&ctur i : h of w «.r aw •• oi h\\ •« ini; plant-* it i ii I probb-iii* of HHilf»ii II Tow M»I|I|> !l iMMiln tr* hnlcal r**'i-«rtb in tin- tm ivri Ituiifecr 3 1 Ka«I WA* of ti 3/4 nf Si:», uf S \V , Mtm mf raw in:i(c*rhiit. a re iu«i | j fftnii»|il|i i l s*-ill I* iftipot tritit Injur* -LtliM for the Hiwflon Ila IIIf * 11 Ka*L t (limit tiklilv al I tie annual im^tui)* fir TTTu FTiTrlda Ktxilr Uba t.Wf n« ArlM.r r r » *l»l laike* i ‘lilt* SSrel lwli Uouk l ps«ea 73 A 71 i \tm m p r €*> here i»rt I iec I - f», <Ti* lUal Is**!* 1» I t*i JM |k M I t / ) Uj^Ck lb Rrureili, jiruj* rn in chairm an, If •m inor It arcordinjg In "tpi * announced t <*!*>'. (hereof recorded In Plfft l*m*k I Karl \V. Ilrnw n, Jack Aonvillc r a te s 31 A |«1 fc r ia l Rook 3 70 A 110 A III. director of S m aller War i'lnnl !**«*• I*>t* I t l to !0I I lea* I l f ) Htaek Porf oration, will lead dnetunjon. Until murk. irro rd ln ir to pltt* on the find of thc»e nubject* (hereof recorded In I’lffl IU>ok I l*a«M 31, A lo t A r i l l Hook 7 llm rein announced. r»c«-« 70 A 110 A III Joseph Weil* d ean of the (\il 2'* to t u A l » t t IS lll*rk Ir f c nf V.nKinrering, U nivenm If »mm*ictt ffreordlnt to plat* ttinrenf recorded In 1*1*1 tli*nk I • t f Flnridn, am! d irecto r of tb r a t e s 31 A 101 A l*Ul Ik.iik l Florida F.iiRinerrinK Kapei'imci I'aifc* 70. 110, 111. S tation, will tx p ltm i the fa r ilitk N 7 else of* H*fc ««f Hf'.M K of*Hr* ■u... | pin 3 Township lo kUiiitli .avaitablv to Hatiffr 30 H.i*C problems druliug w ith I be no. l-.l» an X 40 T illt klrllMii ria l K A O tl OF ths fore* of B-29 S u p e r- v trtio n of Florida im» i i.ili ii.tl . t<»<•k 3 |taKP Pf lot u Uial bombed Tokyo * m Iirtg , H itoi^ntlostiiul p h n IuiM |I«-K II is ell* H f.f S\V ro flirr (h-n. Knu.iell (Host*) O ’D aaoeJ.38. The lerh n ir *1 nilvbuiv M?rvic* •r .*)!•-, H#ellun 1 | Towuiliif) If 1 1* 1I toi(*- 3ft K.t' l. run H 6 (• nf J a n islrs. New York. Tb* a tla e k of the Sum Her Win IMuut' l m •*-«•* lift H r*. d*-ff W Itl w line of ,4K*4. v .■ r^ade by the new 3 li t Bomb*r potation of iaekw om tilt*, arid M r.itn n ia iid of the 20th A ir F o re* flayrsiond Murt**?. ilim d o r of n** j . (iW" *1»tp*n> la -th s .Msrisr.se J * . jiearrfe fo r !>;/• H««r> -M. f.r.rg v m /*>: Tr iiui-nH lands. B pproiim ateJj 1^00 m ilt* C orporation, viiH niu> )ti*« l w VPiji I!* tale# ria l Hook 3 raff*** m m t1 -erahip of the S ta te Chamber | . UUUtc (Lit of T ok VO. > !«»— «*»— - I . l-**li 73 to 3.* llicri k IS N.inliimlu. a vievi of the wrtik now Winn C«l Vltork 75 Hunlandn Hone and in pro*iK*Cf* in reIsol 37 III... V V, Pfffilando. ncnrch projecta. I.ol Iil*»rk 2S HanUndo. t^il 2f lltrtrk IS Hanlandn last. « '• A 11 to II Ittnrk II The lo ti'e a nam e r«»mmnnlv U o n ' Addition to lam * vsor.d applied in 'm ull vvingle ih in*rria !.•.«« I i r* !, |Hock t * IIaine Add lo»f* i•* Ijirurvoififl. par a isit ir upon mrimrpuU and bird* I I 1 A lit ItliMTk I akt-vlfw . I *!.#■ H urt I*lor bln. Flat ItlVok l FOR RENT FOR SALE^- F R E S H Jo r.e ^ -c o w P, ^ th d ie a m w v.. tth st. SmtF flmnilui* linn Mcviiii^r In Tumpit Plying Pastor In Pennsylvania Uses Airplane On (’alls1 DECEM BER MONDAY Strickland D R E S S U P Y O U R H O M E W IT H B E A U T I F U L M IR R O R S 4 fl 1 �> •A • I •■vi,: I V ,-f” f y w------- «—*A,*a,A i_ .— — '•c-vvx —------ —*• *T I ■ »*»**r SV.VU itr.-.- .'x » N .it.-tTII, f 1 YO U R PERSONAL C O A L VOfeUM E-XXXVI W h a N f'o r ® Q ♦ .- j 55* ■ *—S i ’ cV ’ e ' K i ' T « -‘i i',e m :it. m i M em ber A sso c ia te d N l M l t K I t 15. i ’ rw m l>*«- “ Solid 40 Mile Front Is Established In Germany As Saarevir-G ueinines Is .Taken They Are Proud Of Their Ship And Its Heeds - %sa*s «. HOMb; l> «. 6, ( A l ’J— Ij r u l . (ien. Lucian ImscutlA n i I ii te te r sn . succeeded Lieut. Gen. Mark Clark aa Army in Italy. Clark Is now rnmwtamlri ul the I . S. Fifth vr-uim] furcr* *n Italy. l.n M K iN , lire. 6. CAP)— Vmrrican Third Vrfli) ham mrrrd arrcwi the Saar Ittfcr ' t« * U | *■ ers of the Seminule High '.dehool Glee Club umlcr d i n - n u n j t Mrs. Uuth J XAlift, tin «> Banff Ite-lg n alirm of S tale Seiinl-u Lloy'it K Boyla as altu rn e y for th e Hoard of Seminole C ount i _ t. for LTI.. K ianniuns . . . . . in b L numbers m n iit i ( Vuuftussbtrx-rs, due to "cir- iito ip p rrcla tlu n prog rum. Tlrry wefe , , | n n .. ■> th a t make this ncUort oo intrm luccd by lb II ttrickor , n ly |,u r( a(J\|>alde si thin tim e," who had charge ot the program . wns atve|>t<v1 by the B oard st {"* “ Isive of j its m eeting yesterdny. <) I’ A nge's" a n '1 "C arol of the^ Hells. • Hem-Ion, county clerk, announced were sung.. by the Glee Club cn- Um1a > «emtl(*. A trio composrU of Sylh Bonn! will jirnliftbly IP G rover W hldden second elass lU frex ib r to Nlr Buvlr p etty v ffle e r and Mr*. W hidden via .Mrinch, MIMiot Robton Qn£A tkjim Crumiev san g , "L h}I p#frm- th e first of the year. and th e ir d a u g h te r, Ju d ith Keren, Ihirothy arrived Sunday fro m Miami to D ream ing of a W hite t'liristn jn s.T j/y j, H erm lon added Serin tor Boyle wo. oppolnle.^ visit M r*. W hidden’s p aren ts. ■Vlth C otbertne I lark acyompun"'Kns a ito tiip y for the ll-mnl on Mr, and Mr*. Leslie W ent. Mrs Jackson t.-bl k i - s n u n . ,, , Hl whll. (l , lmp hl. t Hut more rnu»ir m p r i*riat ion h ..m in -ed on res«» n » rr*i now tAUffhl m lite grlnud*, afidl . . . ---- - State Guard Team To Shoot In E uaUh I^vtiihfor*"ever>-••*«■!'...... .... . Fall Of Metz Is Told F o u r com panies of the F o u rth B attalio n o f th a F lo rid a N ational G uard Will compato In a rifle m atch a t tha K urils G un Club rang* . S u n d ay m orning a t 9:00 o'clock, it waa announced today by C apt. Jo h n L. G allow ay. Men o f C om pany B, Sanford, of whom CO have been selected to com pete In th a m atch will p it th eir sk ill o g a l u t G uardsm en from E u s tis . O rlando and l>eesburg, a re roquaatad by Capt. G allow ay to m eat Bonday m o rn ­ in g a t 7:30 o’clock * t th e A rm ory w here tra n s p o rta tio n w ill be p ro ­ vided to ta k a th a n to E ustis. •%* O fficer* and non-com misaloned officer* o f Company D as wall aa tha oth er companies of the 4th B attalion, will be entertained Thursday evening a t Hotel La M g r -In Orlando b y Lieut Col. Cedric Ben*, battalion command­ er. A ll </ fleers and non corns harp been asked by Capt. Gallo­ w ay to aasem ble a t 6)30 o ’clock on -th at evening a i the Roumlllat and Anderaon S to re In order to g p ^ n a b od y to Orlando. th* regular drill o f Comy D , M onday *v«ulng, ribI w *r* pre»*ntcd tho*« w ho h id a . p e rfe c t a tte n d a n c e record f f r th* p a a t y e a r and **rvlce rib•n* w ith s t a r , f o r each -year o f _ _ * r r t c in th * g u a rd . j* • ■ C "Music increase, breadth a n d . B y S t a r s A n d S t O p C S intensity of hiimun rx prrirnceji, j * r ia a m eans of personal ffxpreaaion» . .L . # . tr« » iiii» « s o»% f M f T i r t f ) K'AR or Uie m ighty f o r t r t " ---------------------- ---------; c ity of Met* 1>cfore the o nnU tifht ifa n try * rm* 3 - • . I! 118 »■ graphically dtacrjbct! in the publication. copy oj I StJir> find sStrlpe*. ' 7.,... . ‘ which, dnlcvl Sov. ilha, non S / S g t Cecil II W Willis son of of " , " 7 . h « ’ w i'h ' T hird Mr and M r., G M JV tilts. « “ • ' A rm v ( h . i . t m a . card m a le tter k.llcd in action or. t h . G erm an -fhr Hvraslri from a S an ford front on Nov. .1. the War D epart , llf th e TM ll| U m ). | M merit hna nutifirsl his wife, Mrs, F. A S tev en s of an engineering Geneva C ham bers W i l l i * of com pany. B auxite, A rk. A a EaH M aio, S tars and K tripes Bom Oct. 10, Illltl in T iftn n , s t a f f w rite r put it. "A bout th r Ga.. S g t. Willis atten d ed O rlando only n b s ta rlr th r G erm ans d id n 't school* a n d was inducted into th ro w into th e path of the M eti the A rm y a t Camp lllum llng, a tta c k e rs wa* an ocean,- an-1 Feb. 10, 1942 anil w as statio n ed flood w ater* from the M otglle at Cam p Robinson. Ark., C am p alm o st produced thaf. A m ericans Fannin, T « . an d F o rt Meade, p u sh in g in to the fo rtre s i city Md. before going oversea* In nad to face r iv e n , barbed w ire, Ju ly , 1944. enem y a rtille ry of every * 1 0 Beside* h ll wife amt parent*, (including depressed ftsk g u n s) Sgt. AVlIIl* is survived by one tre e s acro ss roads snow, mud, son, Jam es Howard \V4llis; thro* m ines, booby tra p s and a n y th in g b ro th ers, T harm an E. W illis, MM •is # the N a si m ilitary -m in d could 1/e, U 8N , now in th e Aleutian think up. Island* and l*fc G.M. (J a c k ) “ Several m em ber* of th e G e r­ Willi* o f P asdena, Calif, and man m ilitary nolle* were captured C harles E . Willi* of S an fo rd ; on th* outiklrta of Meta by a lio tw o il a te n , Mr*. W ylene elem ent* o f the 11th Regiment. G rln er and Ml** Annie R oth On# of the tho doughboys d in on the W ill la. capture said os happily, “We got 'am before rr* they could put up off lim its sig. .n.i. » '< Th# Third Army's ”S«sson'* G reetings” card portrays a map o f Franca on which th# Arm y group's progress In Normandy, Local grower*, ara advised by southward to th* B*v o f Blocay, th• Agricultural Adjustment and eastward “N oth Berlin" w as Agency at tba offjee o f County d ep icu d by a sm all tank and Agent C. H. Oaaraon that Jan. )B rad arrows. w ill b* th* closing date for fllm g _ : ----------------------------- --■Ppllcatlon* for payment for cover crop* and act! conservation practices. . No application* can be accepted after th a t date, Mr. Dawson ~ hat Informed by th* AAA It )L A lbert O. J a m i l o f Banth# AAA that reported from eastern his Immodlat* imined be^ give thl* matter hi* France th a t m en o f tha 30th altoution aa It 1* U desired dealnid th at -f'Tasaa’* D ivision had plenty—*o “pireey farm er who .ha* has carried s a t for ,Thankag lying to o ffse t practices this year J h . ^ d U . , 1 U f « ( •< « * psym anU that --------- j»#d.* Fou T h an k irivIn f dlnntr each — . 1 ‘ ■1 m en wax flv x n i pound ' a S T s ^ T ljU l QUOTA h*\t o f m e t turkey, with d m * , December nuots* o f tires for n tifa td p o U U m , p o j , f r a r y , th* Florida district today wars w r y sen te; hoi roll*, b o iler, annoonrtd by tha JacksonvJU# pit. co ffee end tso d v , OPA aa; Grade 1 p m u T a sr r tll Jolotd the i f 20,497; email truck. B i3 3 I t W * ? *»! ; and U rga ^*Scrf Tprit H Willin of u s Tillrxl Is Killed In Action' ^ 10‘„,r*0*’ Jan. 15 Closing Date Henncssy la Elected On Soil Applications . Mayor Of Longwood L O N G W O oF, * S k . «. «t*ct#d M atdlmen In contested *l*ctloDs aa C entral Florida foraraonlthroogh tha form ality o f ln a m lh f unoppowd candid*Lm fo p m unicip al VAt Longwood Leroy H eroes*y. t l e ” »ew ln oIe' CduntT out o f tiro doldrums It ha* remained sine* bleu mbent Hetmesay fo r Baker. h l’M lCpl. Albert Jarrell Reports From France ' mm ■ 1 i* r- V r ,n r m i . 4 ^ . X —' II H I ntt'ilnir III, 1' year * . Is \ * iS I \ 'It • fri, i.i rt* Bond Rall>J Stansl’ield Named First Celery To Leader To Comuiemorate 'Eminent Of Knights Templar Be Cut By Duda f Thursday A. M‘.j o' 1| Pea$l Harbor Day non of Mr and Mrs V H I ji itiff. 2 i*HJ Snnforfl cmjy, ' > ci'nl ly k flli'il i vi n tur kr v ^ Vto th r ThtmlNpivinK hullitiiy at and pa­ « wr truth u »- hunting with hm father. S i -m -ii A Uteri a r m i e s , it w a s >' ’ i tletl Ilf •* l.fli* \tftU tl|l tO r Mifit i'll1 A i * r- •1fi11y f »t r 111»411» Afit 1 » xkrti of u | l * 1(1*1 V hr ti.KnihT .......... t.s th* A1h f a on It H| w... *. *r I h .n l \ i 111 illl •I t Htihtl mile front ifl* ItIt* i .fMiuuiy 11■*i il* link I't t.li-r fi.-rt.1s w rre sir,Lit-Im .I h o itluxe*i of th* orl.■m al on.1 nl Snarliittlecn To lha noth vcheiv Ihf iint rv m eu crtawtjp* --I the, Sunr, itmi u tu v e n tulle •rvnhii m io tJu S ti-flrlc l line oui!s To thi noOh the E lre l A rm y * Mptore*! UeM'fiii'm n e a r H liriffn . k ..re* ..if . . . tvs'.l It'. . 1• I .ml I > , I 'I *i ii tit t |o i,«;4i l> • l M 11 mu \\ 11m it. I w,«;;,uie Elk's UaHic Foundation I n 1( \ S. Let* P r o v i d t*h I'xccptmn* of tti»* ifr;:J“ 'ocery sttor***! 1 which will cnrit 1 ru»r t m ciinc. nc ] M u sic Said Vital 1 County With Land ronlinjr to lnfm jn.it imu r n r r iv r l t*»<ti\ fm m th r Mcrclmi*!'* For jRvery Person For P u b l i d Park £tlk|lOf). j» 1 K As3& submit lad by th# Pllo* Club fbr which Mrs. Z, R F all Iff, telepho## 451-J, and MU* Blanch* K ennedy, telephone 913-W hare been aelected aa t com m lttes to secure names of service men and women so that (h e ir friends may know when th e ; are In Hanford. V Th«* MflKofHtt M e n - riu L w ill j f '*» 1 Iit it Hin hi Hi m ri’linif, 4 hu m* f ' ^ -h » I I ,f*r 1 1, n| 7 Ho I'M in t hi* [■* ■ " f i o* Ii H« m »k I church nrmex | 11 *-r. * l.t ^ i IL iihi i hriHtma rr**%i-fd -ill In d It Hides I until in nil piacm ir nl** Ilf ist.x-leirrl f*ree« U n i t e d S ta te .* T h i r d A rm y it tf iM tlr ja e n le r e tl t h e o u t s k i r t s o f S u u r e g u e m i n e s a n d tlir e w n e w ti r i d g e h e a d s a c r o s s th e S a a r R iv e r in s id e ( l e r m a n y u> w e s t e r n K n r o ji e 's g r e a t Gat t i e re a c h e d its s e v e n th m o n t h w ith h u g e c a s u a l t i e s (TTY BRIEF'S All ^torcH in Sanfoa/t wilt inn in open on Wwltifida 1mlak sp*ii A ^ a u lt triH.pfi baltlt^l intn the Siriffricd I me drfriia ri at lw*i points in ' the ^;in rlaiilh rrn arae, the* al*u» drm r hard dow n the last s it itiilcs to S a a rb ru rk rn . General M scArthur announced that warplanes and 1*T boats sank eight more .lap ships i n ­ cluding a destroy'd J a |u n e* r nl- Musical Program Senator Boyle Given Kiwanians Resigns Post As By Mrs. Jackson j County Attorney Three) i r km M •NilnuM On I"an** Tlir#p| Edlto^a N"te:— The foltoir- —' zn rv; M A m erican buinokas " t r o k e «n n tank-led attack by trapped Japs try in g to escape the (f Irmoc corridor on l-eyte BLONDfv MOVIE ACTRESS Fny«* Etiiemon ifivet ti plfH'c o f xvrd IjnV <*nkr to hi*r hu.*d>:»nd Col Elliott Roo*ev«*tt, the FrtMdrnt* ecopd pon dunriff o wedding h m i U f n t l at the El Tovar Hofei in > Jrand Cnnyon, A m . Thr yiiuplr u i h m u m e d in the Indian ttiiiM-um j Tiom nt the Yuviipui ohMTv&timt ? »*er. n v e r lo o k h if the C i .moI nnyon ( I nt. nm w<>nal jndphni.. i Home On Leave * ne extra JIOO BOND/ I Oy S i w c i i l l S Prtitl lii the I'hillppinrs, 1,111*1 Jn«n nesr werr killed in n five -la}’ tint tic fur "si-nestling rid ge” ns iiootm ♦ t L n .oTHIm T " w e d n E WASHINGTON, tktyArsis- <ni/ ° d ( A l ' J — Secret testa sre now pnder way on n e s air g ian ts that may dw arf the perfor­ mance of the Superfortress’^ ! acrurdlnc to testimony today "’ hefore the House Approprl*liuo-t Committee. One s H36. is described as Ih- largeut planr ever attem pted In this country. American e ip e r t x are also working on rockets and- jet-propelled air wonpun-. the lest lia-wiv shuwest. Th* battle w t i predlpHttted when E L A S i n 1p e r i flffU on * truckload of D riilih troopi, killIng ■ British officer. EAM oppoiition to the Greek g o v e r n ­ m ent w a s started by d iio rd er i in which 170 have W e n killed i ln ee S u n d ay. E L A S reinforce­ ments w e r e reported enroute U Athena fr om o u tlyin g province! M ean w hile in London Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden took lieue w ith A m rrlcp'i " h a n d io ff’ policy in Italy, r eiter a tin g B r i­ tain’* opposition to Count Hforse a i Italian foreign minister. Tin decla ratio n before the House o Com mons apparently undericor ed a sh arj1 divergence of Ilri tlsh and U S policies toward thg o v e rn m en ts in countries freed from Mali- Fascist domination Srcrelarv of State Htelliniu* eay the U S f e ll Italy should form Its own govern m en t withou t nut aide Interference. The situation was described a " constantly deteriorating.'' anti a a ' r e s u l t . Lieut. Gen. Kcohie, AI lied M ilitary Commander n (l ow liness On r a « . e Mae A rthur Announces Planes And I ^ s Get 8 More Jap Ships As Enemy Hits Convoy tD r A»Mfia/e« M —■* # t ForHighRidge! IN e w D r id g e h e a d s A c r o s s h a a r B ritish tanks and troops storm ed and captured the 4 headquarters of the Leftwinjr EAM, National Libera­ tion F ro n t Party, as fighting ■spread "-puajjigh wide ariforfm-AYhens. Firing was -h e a rd continuously except in * t h e cen ter of the city, which is firm ly in British hands. a n japs Med iP a tt o n s T h ir d A r m y P la c e s Elliott And Bride Cuf The Cake Eden Reiterates De­ term ination To Sup­ port Existing: Gov*• ernm ents A b r o a d * a LEAST AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R E f» U 6 tlflR M 1 9 0 5 Leftists Fire _ * On BritishIn -A T 11, Ii t i ( M u> t « fr* # | tf * • * t* k te fW im inxlolale Uum* lne»tlm»M# prWl leg mi fa r which wa h * r* b M • • lo ag conte n d in g — m ost flg h tl •TATmlcO ilE H lT . Proffrapt Is Arranjred To Stimulate Sules In Sixth W;ir I aihii Pfc. Willie Hohannnn min* oi.n ;i 11 *n Finishes At Gunnery I-iJrLr n:. Hfl H i " of \l (hr i **IIill nr .......‘Liv •• '" III! * ktdinn n r « K ifhi 1 I*!o 1 1hi hi 1il 1.0 \ s* rv.n*«i| . W sta ■». 1 vr .1 * 1 it t rlr* 1• 1 1i > *«4»«ii ii». •1* r fot l hr \ »",i HII Hr Ill’s i r .1 - r Hi i i ,• s ' - l V , hn w al'f t *11 1rid (4*1 III Ik tU)tsl • . l{nii'U>ntimn t rlcry In *<.'lades Ki’iidy I’nr ('lilting I'ritfl i the 1 outitimmlrri the Other officers »*I»h te>1 f ■l.-i h e w I* • n *veif k«t 1 *> I Ii . .k . Lloin, ( . rie-l rill*.- 11I I l • U . r11 . * to.l l| \\ \N ,• i -l. Moo.. \\ .. i. 1s t. Ihi* w|n*tj nil .t ,r . ,|. v, ill I,* Ill'Ll ,.f I i 1 Sr i *-*‘t *j i | . I 1 .1 *.|.,v . .. I ic'k it M»k til I t ' l l I * 1-1*1)11111* flail I ' o| . ( e. I -lift* *• l ill* v**c» ti»c I ’lOMiinu e» «r» r # j i *. .g Ml I "f* Boxing Instructor At Naval Station Sent To Sampson C hief G B V rlrj, who ha* tw-cn -rf xMiff t he Snnfoi 1 N NV|| Air ' ‘till IMII Hn I4'\Hlff )l • l ru <*!Of, lr ft N M.lll) fol .Sit ni p a" 11 N ”1 to tuko fl-llll III ih r N 14k > * Mr xx r eht till!" 1 ’ .1' ri. J f •*i: r Mil Hi | Li, .• ut tht* JJ Will I,- (• Vr. .* 1 . > n itrlf 1 • ’*. *■’ '1 V f hn?i«S i ll\ KINGM AN, A rli Dec. *; <1 . nl th.* n a il Recrnt gratliiiil* ■.f Mii^ ih* . V K lnumnn A rm y Air Kir 1.1 f . injf n f f) III I, IWr fu n n o ry v h o o l. mi ,»** i»i*uti* * It. . fr\* nulcN <-ulnt1r k •■; jnihLr Im . i • . AruoitM, win 18 yrrtr * s i ( m:* * ».1 i<»t. t Mtli i iii »v on Li mi. W ilhr Frank HohamtMn. " lf* b'liiiii J X. a a ehiiouncetl ■i H * Mr nmJ MrI ll.hiini cnli-rf s l nl ion !(• M rill Mill DeRn •> 1* > ll > Uli.-u , , h Im v rr\ ii1 i . ■ .. ft 1 r i-.i11in*’id K J. Ilu i I.r» 1 S anfnnl. EL. h tv • of (hr III*V-1 rlrilr*! *•!' l . t ' . 441II , it »i* E ■* i . . I, .•■, tit ! 1 1 All ,ul lie - i" I—1 -ll • I (I. Pic Hnhaninm rnterc«i t! V f. im«*r hot Miff ohftMl Will l-e KI'i-11 b( I el .S I tei.l hr hr .1 hi »* 1 ., «••*••t.llllg 1". 1 1'••hint Army ni El. McPhernnu on )» o / . ll ... -i Mi hod. N .itir Jhnnr 1 iiiwr<H >, Chief j Satifni I i-i-'iiii.i -- i it lit I ( il illltl Mr J» ikin’* 1 (ltd \ 1 llal ■ • ....... t.t r„ ii rni 28. 1044. Vr ift 1pvt*loped niiiiiv outii llllfnr Elk* kill h« I-..xing trains u( thr Sanford Mr Stun wflfftl kXIis ........ III , 14»i».1*, («f 4- -)• It -. let) ^ As a student etinnet nl tl t E xalte- 1 Billet ^ t N ,t \ ,t 1 A m S l n 11 in und ill V had Hr i»d«o lull xxhrir Ii4* nttrrt.li* i 1 X ln ftn an schtMij^ l*fc linhnnif | IxHli-p I i Wtriftriii -i o»i f vgr IKfrel two •t fine rti'onl d h» xx M ^ e n t th rough ' a frn u n d h -I « The iiriigr.ini --II mrlh.le •ollf* ■vi*hoo| iirol ffTnihuitnl fr -it. Mil mi It Ul- II - Itti v« tt h IVtifh s,4 *•"*• t . dri­ und itfir dt -nx lit m tcrIrr 1 • Of course ill Vbhi^h h r w m l.t t m - t>y M« )Mg«i Mi', hell ntff ffi ..1 . .1 on hi L1 M» ft .it tin ’ *t M'ft • iiinitt. j ti I.*!) th r p rin rip lr•* hnlli-Nr>, , \ .* I and m hi t-\ J. 1 I ' m vri 'll ) "f M--i i-h, 1 ■11eg i M t im in g in tin- In-Id nf pltysiin f, tu r re t m alntennni r, t .* VV J,: ' ••!) Fllgllleel f nml L- mi Ill- ..................I Ii I , ,lm ittmi, ii- an ntiiit-f g raduate, r a1iiTintinn amt aircraft ti.jh I I ii-b,i ilh Hi- I I--ruin I'--nl V , |rr ti. ,| -1 -rrd I.-,-hnlque fu n s, Knllowiiif « prol. <• . j n o ||> •II » r j' •V4*0 I I■IIXI St r ■. a Iit<h 1 * MmI*i *• ** .,l| | h m- >- -f ..llht-li. - in v-hlclt course tin th r ftinnery i .■ . f t» • . (• *3X111 * ft 4 h«*»r i . "•’ i' 1 * . nttit.l ,«.| a- itn iM-.«riictor, w h rrr hr shot th r 22 nil* ii fell . ♦ . .* if v •VS.11 j ereilif I ' i- "- i•if t ■I l'ii- m t .. . 1 - am w ill 1 f u n it ml riihhre -Jo l torn , h rii l ffULU-f stt\one iiu'" ridol, m u i t-.ig rl Hi. -u tp iia e lhal rnnchlne fusn, h j^ tv as fivefi 10*1 III jo b Ii I 11«ilha.iiL I dlitiff ■-*, it mri [ In f n 1111 % fit frt.np ( h,i- f Vfli-t: tu-im-vt ,1 al TltUaweeks of air F fn n f iK'ffrrr L. Mr, I , . * l i t lVei-1 1'iiM ‘liM S Si1s1*1 - - - 1 .tltd .11 ■ I »nil It t lit- when they m rt the team presented with his f u n n e ry till- I’l e.idl.i --I '-m I ' -Hu i M ,n He fi i A- 1 I II / A vem n tine f - - i-u-rt In it.nl i line bed »( ih r A uxiliary mm < I I,-- I Ini 1 C alif M , ilmig t lose , ,1 M , Gtilfprii-e riil, -me - |- .t l-'niil tw o rhililM-n, A,- n trin Iwo aiiceexsive ,igi- f-mi I \ f a I-- 1 , 1 F s, lumgv Jui-u- there ] dun Bled by F lu n k I’.i'li* !., mie and John, nge two COKRECTI ON «ei-k« a strong Vein Bench Navy It 11 s 1 i i-i-i tilllllg -ill I box (tf - Ignis d--miled hy ,J--el S l ie is ii menihci of Simfiird f »If Ilf I hill bis i-url-t Ii -uiii /need the sam e surprises, F u n eral service* for Jnhn l.ikl Field: n Vase di-nnte-1 hy I B Lodge No. (1J, MinmnI hiiptei, .uiii l.t t'Hill. i be 111 led HI..! i- ; and lost, w lg,/X veit side grow er, who -lied Mann- itoUipiets --f irinle und nf j Among n thousand o th e r Navy No U i‘ It A M . Hanford ' -niitil. • .ftrii T h u n d a y , w ere held Sunday a f t e r ­ red glnrf* diiiKiti-'i h- M rNrill ' ,ilh|. U-s. t.'hhrf V e in Is now tu rn ­ No 'JU; Taylor Coiiiin.iii.lei>. JN -> * I !»*) i *‘t ’ tjri*4 i I hi* A t ut v * H noon a t 3:00 o'clock al All Kunl* and Y--*t; ti I-*' of Florida ing to tlie "kinder” technique of 28 ; . Tampa Consistory No 1, ’* * ■ 1 f 1 i-ll I till Mini A ? M m C u h o llc C hurch w ith F a th e r oranges donated hi lliirntd Kn*l stiiiiiiliiltng m te rrs t in the boys Ancient and Ac-ei-led Hi-oUisii ^ i .I* I M ri-ti i l l A ii a At*fi! tivn W illiam N a rh tra h officiating, ncr lltl-l n tio v ijlv m ile Ii- he, who have seen artin n overseas. Itlle, and M m t i I rmplo, .1(1 M 1 4 • » '.*htJ anil not a t the E rlckinj)-Fuuvr*l given In M orris" M u-rs. according He udniltled (hut a fte r being acA.A-fl X.SI.-H. He l« u rttrmlier of lim n# as was previously stale.) 1 to Mr. I-arie cuslum ed to m aking strenuous H r. 1Ienr> II. Iluyl Knjn> s I -ffiulon Sights ]/ Letters To Santa Claus Are Beginning To Pour In Despite War Restrictions Ssnt* Claus, beset with priorilies, labor troubles and rerirtc* lions on m aterials, Is still car ty ­ in g on, making toy* and other nic* things for good littl* boy* and girl* who live In Hanford and Bemlnole County, he reported today from hi* North Foie head quarters. O fd st* , Sant* baa been receiv­ ing some n ici letter* from littl* boy* *nd girl* in Sanford, ha reports. From Virginia Pearl I-nng h# received the follow ing letter; Dear Santa: "I sm a little girl fl years old Just starting my first year In school. I am going- U be a nice littl* girl and p&Md bring me & saw , hammer, som e nail*, randy, pecans, sm all doll with long hair and blue t r e t . So fay*, bye Sant*." L ittle Craig Anderson, full o f desire to serve h is country, wrote; Dear Santa Claus; "I w ant* Lena Banger double h o lster Set, also a field telephone and a doctor set and an A: N avy airplane modal act. you.**.. . ■> U nable to ' iM r Holy C i os* Episro|iul Church of Sanford and l» a member ->f the Am erican Society •>( Mer-hanlcal- I V t l l l i l Engineers. v fh iru prom oting boxing, it < w.rutel be hard to d e v o t. hi* i-n rig irs to (hi- rudim ent* of " g e n te e l’ physical tra in in g .’’ "But th* tim e is now ready It.,mi A Jeffi-.uit, fid, died Tues* flit devnliiui to duty in the a t ­ iia> m,-tiling ai h nil n'elin-k at tem pt to salvage the shell shockthe li'unr *.n ( .-nii-iun Avenue of id and fatigued brave m m who D ear H unts: hi* s i - ic i , M is F i t Gillyiird. hv till- fa te a( destiny can ag ain " I ’m a little boy 3 y e a rn old. Hi- was b.u ii, A g Ift. 188H at have the opportunity to .p a rta k e Fm going to be a nice little buy Dothnu, Ala IL* came here ul the land of freedom , and ooc* Buy scouts of the Seminole io please bring m e ham m er, nallt, will g a th e r Tuesday seven mouths ago from Willis- ag ain live w ith the people who little dog, horse saw randy and D istrict ton He had I m-vIi ill for a year inudi- it th a t way evening, Dec. 12, ut Smith Sidj pecan*. So bye. bye. S an ta.' and a half lie was a niemlier " I r w ill be our job to keep th* - S hirley and Hilly T yre, IlUfi P rim ary School for ihclr annual u f . tin- First P reshvlei Ian t'huro|i torch of liberty a sym bol of con­ Oak Avenue, w ro te S an ta right m eeting and (vourl of Honor, the o f Sunfind. fidence and to s tim u la te th s lr out o f the m ail order catalogue biggest event of the eeanon. Mr, Jc ffc o o t is survived by ad a p ta b ility to a now o u tle t in S ta rtin g a t 8 ^ 6 (/clock there and- listed th e ir want* and even h is sister. Mrs. G illynrd T he re gave the page number* and will be a covered dish supner m ains will l>v taken S atu rd ay a f ­ physical activity," he concluded. w ith a “ m other" of each patrol price*. Shirley w rote: ternoon to W aycross, Ga. il was o r den serving. Dear Santa C lous: ' announced hy th r E rickson F u n ­ Follow ing the supper, the p ro ­ e ra l llnme. ami funt-rnl and Initial .“ l have been a p retty good g ltl and trvintr h a rd to do b e tte r g ra m will be held in the school w ill take place th e re Sunday. m school. T hese are th e things auditorium and C. L. Ailing of B illy a n d ‘1 w ould like to have. New York and SL P etersburg B illy 1* my 4 y e a r old b ro th er w ill speak. H* I* a form er scoutOFFICERS ELECTED m as t e r j ^ l t h a vcry_active troop. and he’a b»en p r e t t y good too.” Th«r*~wi)l lb try -be Inspection S y m pathy for— SantaV w a r Sanford Lodge No. tim e dlfflcutllea was given to and boy scout, court of hohor. A M , m et T uesday ev him In the follow ing letter from Parent*, scout* and Immediate Masonic T em ple and e le c te d .tR e friends hare been Invited to the follow ing officers for the y e a r S an fo rd m o th e r: ■npp«r. Th# public has been in­ beginning Dec. 27: D. S. E. tar Santa; — --------“J u st a line from the fam ily vited [o attend th# Court of S ta r r , W orshipful M aster; T. F. o f grown upi. W e will appreciate Honor, it. A. Smith, district scout S te w a rt, Senior W arden; L. T. S heppard, Ju n io r W arden; Jam es anything we g e t this Christmas chairman, announced today. Prior) to th# Court of Honor, O H uff, T re a su re r and F ra n k L. aa we know you are having go much trouble trying to get thing* (her* wjlj -b# • m ealing of the M ltler, S ecretary . tot everybody and having to D iiu M ' Committe« at which T he o fficers to be appointed things to our dear boys th*iw w ill b# apnual election of by the M aster E lect fo r (he sul Do hope they a ll h a w h a ffk tro . N*d 8m llh, O. K. Goff com ing y e a r will ba in stalled on wd thing* to leAfe So and E. L.'Mayer Will be In charge S t. Jonh* D ay, Dec. 27, it wa* H s n tn ." ' H S N j o f Ute K out meeting program. announced. , ' ( l , *r 7v — W-t-r-dfe { Z r ; % i 4 . • ..ta'ais s ii ,4n ittsa^uada r ^ j : * A i \. Iriffrinnt JU IU IIU Dies At Age ()( 56 i Roy Scout Court Of ! Honor Next Tuesday . - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1944 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 04, 1944 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 1944. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4871eba834893c6a5d7e03b954714a0f.pdf eaa40a01887417348b45b6bb07c6f2a6 PDF Text Text J . i- - -V — CAGE BIX ^ ilE SANEORCl HEEALft ..jfeNTORiV FLORIDA SmtF flmnilui* linn Mcviiii^r In Tumpit Plying Pastor In Pennsylvania Uses Airplane On (’alls1 FLORIDA IU I* U* 1 R S U H A I* N e w sfea ture * CH AMlIKJHSlItHO. 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I l o n c l t c r , t 'e f e i v Avc< * PLENTY ytiunit lender tnnaUtrd and turnips with or wit haul FROM o w n e r , f o r r a s h , sm a ll tw o T, roots, 1307 K. 2nd Sb . * T W O S M A I .I , f a rm i f o r *«lr. ) one 3 a c i e a land, 2 story h o u se , (taraco, one iloroga h o u s e , one Rood well, land tiled, c o n i n l r l r SUbirrtiraUon. One B a r r e f a r m w i t h , 2 i l o r y house, 2 a t o r v barn,' (food well, la n d tiled, . com plete lu b ir r l y i ti n n . A p p l y to J . W. Bell, l a k . M o n r o e , K A O tl OF ths fore* of B-29 Superlot u Uial bombed Tokyo * m Iirtg, (h-n. Knu.iell (Host*) O’DaaoeJ.38. nf Janislrs. New York. Tb* atlaek v .■ r^ade by the new 3 lit Bomb*r r.itnniaiid of the 20th A ir F ore* (iW " *1»tp*n> la-ths .Msrisr.se J *. lands. B p p ro iim a te J j 1^00 m i l t * . UUUtc (Lit o f T ok VO. > ! « » — «* »— - I . W i t h an u r e a of J,II9IJ> i)T •<iunrv miles. C a n a d a ia l i i r s n th a n the II S. hj h a lf u million M|uure m ile., hul u . unjuilnUiui { 11 ,F><Xl,(!f>A) is only a b o u t thni of i - r r a t e r New York. bedro, hi house and y i i t a y e in Mibnitm of S u n fn rd . Hu* T- r / o He. II III. I" »f l» Platpoat « Freshly Dressed Availuble Daily LOST Declared Best LOST: Pocket book c o n ta i n in g K'us r a t i o n c o u p o n , i, drivers , ]2 ft, nrwbcat with flih well, f2<>. license, vnlunble | ape.rs. A r t h u r I ’i l l Fronch Ave. U nolels, lit 1, Bo* H2, Han fort). ISO CASH for two imslt Incom­ plete houses on five lots 33 ft. LOST: HAS Hatton Book "A •ach tn the center of peaceful K. II 1-nney, 110 E. 2nd St. Lake Mary, Can be made Into an elreant home lor a small 1 OST I Jill lev HuloVn w n a t w a tch sum , In v e s t ig a t e . J. (J. S m i t h . Bet. to I t f r t W . BSVrard. Lak* Mary, Bo* 272. L0S1 Ballon book No. 4. Kildic . 1: S M A L L I l u R S E 2 W Simmons 708 Oranjo Ave. liifkl&fiil SURE, W E F E E L PROUD • . . whsn our customers coco* In In show us I I I w o , thsii now tiiss arm standing o p on t h s rood. Thw i n r QoodywiTs cTi ( T in h*artng~our > W ■JI m i i b r i c s i l v f o r mots l a d s w ths** monr o a d i miracle tits*, ste p In at GET THE MOST FOR IT LEGAL NOTICE " I Him*k 76 l.‘r ) ' t * l II*till* ■ lblt»||vl'lpp I . lilts.-T 4*4i, t *»i I y.-T t. r i*» i t r i t n m » . i \ r v »*• •* pus t.ii.i i*. * hi pi **i r I.... I^ike c o o d Y<'W l m The Essex . Studio War 1^1)11 d nil*nt on tlir trirdlcm! front iifip American surgeon! Ill CliiBi lo discover and nrevent dU- rase une of (be wldler a woral cnmtr» Colonel Nmi(e W Onbfr 8l ifc*.(ef*bttrg % * - FJorirU .. 1 nf examines Ito h ert a I.. ( I n i — I'h o to K f a p h e r SIM 4.00-16 It's the Q u ality o f leadership 1 H j f w\ CljrFJ Jra th a t makes Leaders m [ WUJrp j\ bfWf *4 M € *h o U SK R arc the Leaders g ji |w-^■ r a Ta 1} 4 J H G I )! r y A a i S 6 a 3 W Q 4 V4V A ll synthetic rubber tires are nof the same. Mileage records on (cad fleets, doctors' c o t s , l a r m vehicles are pro\ing the superiority of Goodyear tirobuilding ek ilk . . . pointing to the plus value ol euch exclusive Goodyear features as the famous non-skid, slowwear tread design. Don't gamble with your ona-and-only Grads-1 certificate . . . bring it to TIRE SER V ICE HEADQUARTERS for today's ksst tbs buy. S SA FE and SURE A l5 Tendr-Fry Poultry 2205 Sanford Ave. I’h. 921 0*1 the kart mile out of your old tiro*. Bring than to TIHE SERVICE HEADQUARTERS with tough Goodyear moUHak. and don* by Goodyear iaclory msthods. Wall 1*0 you^ whim lo neap. Street, Rhone 747< 1942 Ford Sedan 1941 Ford ^edan • STORAGE your ear at K< uanuc*. Special raU i shorthand and typln val peraonn*!, BoxJ 1937 Cadillac Sedan doty,' long 1931 Desoto Sedan « . y M H r h j* flit.11’ gw■ f ~ H E LP W A N T E D —' 4* HOUSEKEEPER, a rood home, — r ~ ---------iparlmcnt, house nr room*. K tv v BALES LADY. It A A Departdfttt* C4U Hoorn mant Store, Sanford Av*. W i-7 ' ’ CfOOD MAID Fork Ave. rOR S, month BUSIN ESS/ # part time. <1$ r a l l tlitv W i- i l n .- s i l i i y * n n r l T h u r s d a y s u n til fu rth er n o t i c e m i . n l e r I l ia ! w e n i f ty K'-l n u t n o r C h r i s t m a s w ork. N .pairs, W . J , Buss* PkoM 17A-J, a This Studio will be closed h ,S 1 WELpING: By an expert with 30 years' experience who waranlecs every lob. Would appre­ ciate a 'trial. Temporarily located at' 4081) French Av*. Bell, Lak* Monro*, rdione PHA MORTOa J b ' LOANS e 11* I t «•« .<rm laird i II** I*.I d . »v i: j«. *4 rt .»r i^.tn 22 t.» ?:> lilts liitf d* h t llird Itl ltd Itt pir ill J11 *1 1** lit... k 3., Fir* I .Her t l*i »t .War van in. 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Also bridle ami Holtv Ave. ■mall Texas saddle In good shap*. (160.00 for all. 8** (L If. Carlton, Lake Mary, BUSINESS SERVICE Phone 3803. cow and hors*. Lock subdivision, 1848 a Me ( P*fC** n Ia# In | tv. « £ f t In H W k l* Ma ti l Mini o I a . i J UI i h I i i l Tl**r I t W VI ( S i m . 'i l i — t a .m i - a The |H>a9tlliiIity o f si it all «rc*tititttinI• i Itrk 'i h lit*! 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Ilrnw n, Ja ck Aonvillc r a t e s 31 A |«1 fc r i a l Rook 3 !**«*• 70 A 110 A I II. d ire c to r of S m a l l e r W ar i'lnnl I*>t* I t l to ! 0I I lea* I l f ) Htaek Porf o ra tio n , will le a d d n e tu n j o n . Until murk. irrordlnir to pltt* on th e fi n d of thc»e nubject* (hereof recorded In I’ lffl IU>ok I l*a«M 31, A l o t A r i l l Hook 7 l lm r e in announced. r » c « - « 7 0 A 110 A I I I Joseph Weil* dean of the (\il 2 '* to t u A l » t t IS lll*rk Ir f c n f V.nKinrering, Univenm If »mm*ictt ffreordlnt to plat* ttinrenf recorded In 1*1*1 tli*nk I •t f Flnridn, am! director of tb r a t e s 31 A 101 A l * U l Ik.iik l Florida F.iiRinerrinK Kapei'imci I'aifc* 70. 110, 111. Station, will txpltmi the farilitk N 7 else of* H*fc ««f Hf'.M K of*Hr* ■u... | pin 3 Township lo kUiiitli .avaitablv to Hatiffr 30 H.i*C problem s druliug w ith I be no. l-.l» an X 40 Tillt klrllMii rial v t r t i o n of Florida im» i i.ili ii.tl . t<»<•k 3 |taKP Pf H itoi^ntlostiiul p h n I uiM |I«-K II is ell* H f.f S\V r o f l i r r •r .*)!•-, H#ellun 1 | Towuiliif) If T he l e r h n i r *1 n ilv b u i v M?rvic* *-«•*1 1* 1I t oi(*- 3ft K.t' l . r u n H 6 (• of th e Sum Her W in IMuut' l m • lift H r*. d*-ff W Itl w line of ,4K*4. p o ta tio n of i a e k w o m tilt*, arid M flayrsiond Murt**?. ilim dor of n** j jiearrfe f o r !>;/• H««r> -M. . f.r.rg v m /*>: Tr iiui-nH C o r p o r a tio n , viiH niu> )ti*« l w VPiji I!* tale# r i a l Hook 3 raff*** m m t 1-erahip of the S t a t e Chamber | l-**li 73 to 3.* llicri k IS N.inliimlu. a vievi of the wrtik now W inn C«l Vltork 75 Hunlandn Hone a n d in pro*iK*Cf* in reIsol 37 III... V V, Pfffilando. ncnrch projecta. I.ol Iil*»rk 2S HanUndo. t^il 2f lltrtrk IS H anlandn last. « '• A 11 to II Ittnrk II The lo ti'e a n a m e r«»mmnnlv U o n ' Addition to lam * vsor.d applied in 'm ull vvingle ih i n * r r ia !.•.«« I i r* !, |Hock t * IIaine Add lo»f* i •* Ijirurvoififl. par aisit ir upon mrimrpuU and bird* I I 1 A lit ItliMTk I akt-vlfw . I *!.#■ H u r t I*lor bln. F la t ItlVok l I'* me * f ‘.l» 7 a *4 lame'* Adilltfon Flat I 2 |iaff«*# * |fi A *3 l •( I Itl.ri k to Mm fa ir F lit r * |« •M* ' A 3? A. Flat fti.«>K l Fal Red Fryers W A N ! E D TO buy . r t nf fiestn* a te Phiine IK2 J a f te r 7 HO 4 fm nir f TMJ* I Lots 1 to 1Clock A ' r ic iiMiins k& the mime ipve*i In th e litigDin'r Bfwikru and ■*nI ten bv 11'H’ dr--rcndunta I * d* h F r e n c h uy«l fli-rmun Iail«*iiii*tf wh -rllb ’d ill h*i»uth Afrlc* prim f 1 11r* Hritl*h * u 1 »|I*. 11 <.f I sub WANTED F l f l l U N G h o s t with 3 - h o r sr kJek• r a n d t r a i l e r , 1100.00. I to b erl T h o m a s , Rt. 1- Ron 128 ( W i l s o n C om er). l i e is the Her. Clyde <iwi pa sto r of the K U n ite d llr e t h r e n Churcl beroburir. who ha* hern a licrnseil pilot s i n r r IU(I> •‘Flyinjf yet* in your bone* *o I decided to m ak e p i n c t u a l u.v of it in my work ’ nays I*. M r a d o w i, who ha* uvw 3f,U .old hour* of flylnif to his croilll will'oLll a rtiiihnp. 'I l e s d - S l lr k ' l.iimllniti O n e r a t n r u t h y lle r s l w y I’n . hr b tn o u h t l)i> •lii|> do w n on a JO-frnit strip of h ig h w a y whihI hi Iniulinr fir Id was IniiiL.' r r palrrrl. H r ha s rniiilr >rvirnl " d r s d a t n k " Inndlligt 1.1r . Mr# iJ»iun Ii Kih t he 11 m •* y iv iu ir feat tires ol » i r rrwve> jtiw* Tfcw to rfnO npimkirtr r n t r n r r roenlN mrl^lde t h<»mtvr*brrrr in IDiH in nddilitin to h i ' p a s t o r a l dutie* to ■ 1.0 0 0 -member r n n u r r ■ration. T h e 4n-vrar-o|d flyinjr be lie ve! he muki-n better protfres* .with Tccri uife group* b e m i i 'e of hip u p i" of the niridarn Youth la Air-Minded "Younfc pt^oplr today a r e nir* niiutei), and il lust rut ion* from fly in g hold th e ii a tt e n ti o n a* n< t h i n g r U r will," he »my« h r Meadow *' wife, it imw r o n , inee.I that flying u* otfe m giwwl Aftttl e i . but »' not “ whobdu ait* ■illy til t Ini*. ia> l u ” ate Mit it Ml* Mead ii wp bus ncrtimpiirlnd bei n i'b a r u l on several of hi* uir e*.iir sir m s The ( ‘ha flibera by rg in m i s t e r 1! iitere*t in uviutimi d a te s tmi’k to His boy hood, when he t u r n n l front flying k itr* to mtHfcl air*lane*.. lie bail hi* fir*t a ir p la n e i idr IfO vear* nifu, and leaihcil tf f 1v in T h e old.'p la ne hr? line in owned by him with fmif other Cl urn* her*Wire men who form the t.ii* • onil e Kh irur Clots 1lo* v pur i<iiMp«*d It iwlv l IU44, a - r» r*>tns em e nl for •% tram ey d i i 1I th r r.iVer Iimeill t r e k oVrf iiflei IVarl I) a r Ihi r Ilf* on«Je.| for part of 1p Ct b\ re*trirti»»n« on eivitian flving, thr■iHitoi *alif he t« now p e r m i t te d | l»i f I v at will a ns-where n r r p l V i l Ini n sfdl n i 11**% i if t h e r **a *t »*r isvcr m ilitary m rtfllU tin ri' Ih cii.j be miu ill le 1n pe t whatever •'M'ldme wn< r e n i i r e d f r lip trlf»" pod i^frkrete^l no rhanp*1 'i n r e . ibe Civil Air 11 t r *»! tool ver di*tribiitiofi of a v ia tio n fuel i ,i fivMlian* m at DECEMBER MONDAY Strickland DRESS UP YOUR HOME WITH BEAUTIFUL MIRRORS 4 fl 1 �> •A • I •■vi,: I ,-f” f V y w-------«—*A,*a,A i_ .— — —------ '•c-vvx —*• *T I ■ »*»**r SV.VU itr.-.- .'x »N .it.-tT II, f 1 YOUR PERSONAL CO AL 11, Ii t i ( M u> t « fr*#| tf * • *t*k te fW im inxlolale Uum* lne»tlm»M# prWl leg mi far which wa h *r* b M •• loag contending— most flghtl •TATmlcO ilE H lT . VOfeUME-XXXVI W n AN t Elliott And Bride Cuf The Cake e <ni/ ° d ne extra JIOO BOND/ IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R h a N f'o r t L n .oTHIm E f»U 6 tlflR M 1905 Leftists Fire _ * On British In a -A T LEAST T " w ednE z n rv ; M r km m i m:it. M em b er A s s o c ia te d N l M lt K It 15. i’ rwm japs Med i P a t t o n s T h ir d A r m y P l a c e s ForHighRidge! I N e w D r i d g e h e a d s A c r o s s h a a r Mae ArthurAnnounces Planes And I^ s Get 8 More Jap Ships As Enemy Hits Convoy Eden Reiterates De­ termination To Sup­ port Existing: Gov*• ernments A b r o a d WASHINGTON, tDr A»M fia/e« M —■* a # - % sa*s «. HOMb; l> «. 6, ( A l ’ J— I jru l. (ien. Lucian ImscutlA n i I ii tetersn. succeeded Lieut. Gen. Mark Clark aa Army in Italy. Clark Is now rnmwtamlri ul the I . S. Fifth vr-uim] furcr* *n Italy. (A l'J — Secret testa sre now pnder way on nes air giants that may dwarf the perfor­ mance of the Superfortress’ ^ ! acrurdlnc to testimony today "’ hefore the House Approprl*liuo-t Committee. One s H36. is described as Ih- largeut planr ever attempted In this country. American eipertx are also working on rockets and- jet-propelled air won- British tanks and troops stormed and captured the 4 headquarters of the Leftwinjr EAM, National Libera­ tion Front Party, as fighting ■spread "-puajjigh wide ariforfm-AYhens. Firing was -heard continuously except in * th e center of the city, which is firmly in British hands. * l>*«- “ Solid 40 Mile Front Is Established In Germany As Saarevir-Gueinines Is .Taken They Are Proud Of Their Ship And Its Heeds p u n -. the le s t lia-w iv l.n M K iN , lire. 6. CAP)— Vmrrican Third Vrfli) ham sh u w e st. Th* battle w t i predlpHttted I Oy S iw ciillS Prtitl when E L A S in 1peri flffU on * lii the I'hillppinrs, 1,111*1 Jn«n .- j truckload of Driilih troopi, killnesr werr killed in n five -la}’ Ing ■ British officer. EAM optint tic fur "si-nestling ridge” ns poiition to the Greek govern­ American buinokas "t r o k e «n n ment was started by diiorderi tank-led attack by trapped Japs in which 170 have W en killed trying to escape the (fIrmoc corri■ *—S i ’ cV’ e ' i',e ilnee Sunday. ELAS reinforce­ dor on l-eyte K i ' T « -‘i ments were reported enroute U General MscArthur announced Athena from outlying province! that warplanes and 1*T boats Meanwhile in London Foreign sank eight more .lap ships in­ Secretary Anthony Eden took cluding a destroy'd Ja|une*r nllieue with Am rrlcp'i "h an dioff’ M •NilnuM On I"an** Tlir#p| policy in Italy, reiterating B ri­ BLONDfv MOVIE ACTRESS Fny«* Etiiemon ifivet ti plfH'c o f xvrd tain’* opposition to Count Hforse IjnV <*nkr to hi*r hu.*d>:»nd Col Elliott Roo*ev«*tt, the FrtMdrnt* ai Italian foreign minister. Tin ecopd pon dunriff o wedding hm iUfntl at the El Tovar Hofei in > declaration before the House o Jrand Cnnyon, A m . Thr yiiuplr uih mumed in the Indian ttiiiM-um j Commons apparently undericor Tiom nt the Yuviipui ohMTv&timt ? »*er. nverlookhif the C i .moI ed a sharj1 divergence of Ilri nnyon ( I nt. nm w<>nal jndphni.. i tlsh and U S policies toward thgovernments in countries freed from Mali- Fascist domination h l’ M I V Srcrelarv of State Htelliniu* eay the U S fe ll Italy should form Its own government without nut * . Is Th«* MflKofHtt M en- riuL w ill j f '*» 1 aide Interference. Iit it Hin hi Hi mri’ linif, 4 hu m* f ' ^ -h » I \ * I ,f*r 11, n| 7 Ho I'M in t hi* [■* ■ " f i o* Ii H« m » k I i S The situation was described a church nrmex | 11*-r. * l.t ^ i IL iihi I "constantly deteriorating.'' anti a a'resu lt. Lieut. Gen. Kcohie, A I A l l ^torcH in S an fo a/t w ilt rt* lied M ilitary Commander n Q 55* ♦ (l owliness On r a «. Musical Program Senator Boyle Given Kiwanians Resigns Post As By Mrs. Jackson j County Attorney Three) in n in UaHic Foundation In 1(\ S. Let* P r o v i d t* h M u sic Said Vital 1 County With Land For jRvery Person For P u b l i d Park Home On Leave Edlto^a N"te:— The foltoir- tktyArsis- 1K As3& submit lad by th# Pllo* Club fbr which Mrs. Z, R Fall Iff, telepho## 451-J, and MU* Blanch* Kennedy, telephone 913-W hare been aelected aa t commlttes to secure names of service men and women so that (heir friends may know when the; are In Hanford. Grover Whldden second elass petty v ffle e r and Mr*. Whidden and their daughter, Judith Keren, arrived Sunday from Miami to visit M r*. W hidden’s parents. Mr, and Mr*. Leslie Went. ' t«*U| *■ ers of the Seminule High Ite-lgnalirm of Stale Seiinl-u '.dehool Glee Club umlcr din-nun Lloy'it K Boyla as alturney for j t Mrs. Uuth J XAlift, tin «> Banff the Hoard o f Seminole Count i __ t. LTI.. Kianniuns . . . . . in b L numbers for mniit i ( Vuuftussbtrx-rs, due to "cir- iito ipprrclatlun prog rum. Tlrry wefe , ,|nn.. ■> that make this ncUort oo intrmluccd by lb II ttrickor , nly |,ur( a(J\|>alde si thin time," who had charge ot the program. wns atve|>t<v1 by the Board st {"* “ Isive of j its meeting yesterdny. <) I’ Ange's" an'1 "Carol of the^ Hells. • Hem-Ion, county clerk, announced were sung .. by the Glee Club cn- Um1a > «emtl(*. A trio composrU of Sylh Bonn! will jirnliftbly IP via .Mrinch, MIMiot Robton Qn£Atkjim lUfrexibr to Nlr Buvlr Ihirothy Crumiev sang, " L h}I p#frm- the first of the year. Dreaming of a White t'liristnjns.Tj/yj, Hermlon added ■Vlth Cotbertne I lark acyompunSerin tor Boyle wo. oppolnle.^ "'Kns aitotiipy for the ll-mnl on Mrs Jackson t.-bl k i- s n u n . ,, , Hl whll.(l , lmp hl. t Hut more rnu»ir mpr i*riat ion h ..min-ed on res«» n »rr*i now tAUffhl m lite grlnud*, afidl ...--- - o p en on i r nl** rr**%i-fd Ilf at is t.x -leirrl Saar Ittfc r and pa­ « wr t r u t h f*ree« r Mi fit i ' l l 1 A f » t r 11 1»411» A fit 1 u k ..re* ..if .. tvs'.l It'. . 1• I .ml I > , I 'I *i ii titt |o i,«;4i l> • l M 11 mu \\ 11m it. I ........... .. . \'It • fri,i.i It H| Ih .n l i * r- . | l * 1(1*1 V th* t.s » •1fi 11y xkrti of hr t i . K nihT A 1h f a on w... *. *r \i 111 i l l l •I t Htihtl i .fM iu u iy mile fron t i fl* It It* 11■*i il* l i n k I't t . l i - r fi.-rt.1s w r r e sir,Lit-Im .I hoitluxe* i of th* orl.■mal on.1 nl Snarliittlecn To lha noth vcheiv Ihf iint rvmeu crtawtjp* --I the, Sunr, itmi utuve n tulle •rvnhii mio tJu S ti-flrlcl line oui!s To thi noOh the Elrel Army * Mptore*! UeM'fiii'm near H liriffn W w l t if i d a ;:J“w,«;;,uie Elk's Bond Rall> Stansl’ield Named First Celery To Leader To Comuiemorate 'Eminent Of Knights Templar Be Cut By Duda —' f Thursday A. M‘.j \l (hr i **II ill nr ..... ‘ Liv H I ntt'ilnir III, 1' year o' 1| Pea$l Harbor Day •• '" III! * ktdinn n r « Boxing Instructor hi 1il 1.0 K ifhi 1I*!o 11 Proffrapt Is Arranjred sta . rv.n*«i|. W \ s* l{nii'U>ntimn ■». vr . * 1 it 1• ThtmlNpivinK hullitiiy u »To Stimulate Sules t*«4»«iirlr* t rlcry In *<.'lades At Naval Station 1 1i > ii». •1* r fot l hr \»",i VHII Ill’si r .1- r Hi i i ,• s ' In Sixth W ;ir I aihii , hn w al'f Ki’iidy I’nr ('lilting Sent To Sampson t * 11 1rid (4*1 III Ik tU)tsl • until £ tlk |lO f). J j» *• 4 ^ .X non o f M r and M rs V H I j i it if f . 2 i*H J S n n f o r f l c m jy , ' > c i'n l l y k flli'il i vi n tu r k r v ^ Vto thr th e U n ite d State.* T h ir d Army ittfiM tlrja e n le re tl th e o u ts k irts o f S u u regu em in es an d tlire w new tirid g eh ea d s a cross the S a a r R iv e r in sid e (le r m a n y u> w e s te rn K n r o jie 's grea t Gat tie reach ed its seventh m on th w ith h u ge casu alties -ill In d It Hides S i -m -ii A Uteri a rm ie s , it was >' ’ i tletl Ilf •* l.fli* \ tftU tl|l tO i hriHtma I'x c c p tm n * o f tti»* ifr 'ocery sttor***! 1 which will cnrit 1ru»r t m ciinc. nc ] ronlinjr to lnfmjn.it imu rn rrivrl t*»<ti\ fmm thr Mcrclmi*!'* iiootm II a rrc w i in nil piacm sp*ii A^ault triH.pfi baltlt^l intn the Siriffricd I me drfriiari a t lw*i p o in ts in ' the ^;inrlaiilhrrn arae, the* al*u» drm r hard dow n the l a s t sit itiilcs to Saarbrurkrn. (TTY BRIEF'S ® m rrrd 1mlak h u n t in g v**c» «r» ti»c r # ji *. . g Ml I " f* hi 1 w ith l ill* I ’l O M i i n u e » 1 hm f a t h e r . l Hr Pfc. Willie Hohannnn min* o i .n ;i 1 *n Finishes At Gunnery I-iJrLr n:. Hfl H i " i the 1 outitimmlrri I 'r i t f l the O th e r o f f ic e r s »*I»h te>1 f w|n*tj nil .t ■l.-i ,r . ,|. v, ill I,* Ill'Ll h e w I* • n *veif k«t 1 *> I Ii . .k . ,.f I i 1 Sr i *-*‘t *j i | Lloin, ( . rie-l rill*.- 11I I l • U . r11 . * . I 1 .1 *.|.,v . .. I to .l l| \\ \N,• i -l. ic'k it M»k til M o o . . \\ .. i. 1s t. I t ' l l I * It. . 1 of I hi* 1-1*1)11111* flail I ' o| . ( e. I -lift* Chief G B V rlrj, who ha* tw-cn -rf xMiff t he Snnfoi 1 N NV|| Air ' ‘till IMII Hn I 4'\Hlff )l • l ru<*!Of, lr ft N M.lll) fol .Sit ni pa" 11 N ”1 to tuko fl-llll III ihr N 14k> * Mr xx r eht till!" 1’ .1' ri. Jf •*i: r Mil Hi | Li, .• ut tht* JJ Will I,- (• Vr. .* 1. > nitrlf 1 • ’*. *■’ '1 V f hn?i«S i ll\ K IN G M A N , A rli Dec. *; <1 . nl th.* n a il Recrnt gratliiiil* ■.f Mii ^ ih* . V Klnumnn Army Air Kir 1.1 f . injf nf f) III I, IWr funnory vh ool. mi ,»** i»i*uti* * fr\* nulcN <-ulnt1r k •■; jnihLr Im . i • . AruoitM, win 18 yrrtr * s i ( m:* * ».1 i<»t. t M tli i i i i »v on Li mi . Wilhr Frank HohamtMn. " lf* b'liiiii J X. aa ehiiouncetl ■i H * Mr nmJ MrI ll.hiini cnli-rf s l n l ion !(• M r i l l Mill Deua h R n •> 1* > ll > U l i. -u ,, h Im vrr\ ii1 i. ■ .. ft 1 r K J. Ilui I.r» 1 Sanfnnl. EL. i-.i11in*’id h tv • of ( h r III* V- 1 r l r i l r * ! *•!' l . t ' . 441II , it »i * E ■ * i . . I , .•■, tit ! 1 1 "Music increase, breadth and. B y S t a r s A n d S t O p C S A ll ,u l li e i " I — 1 -ll • I (I. P ic Hnhaninm rnterc«i t! V f. im«*r ho t Miff ohftMl * r Four companies o f the Fourth intensity of hiimun rxprrirnceji, j Will l-e KI'i-11 b( I el .S I tei.l h r hr .1 hi »* 1 ., «••*• •t.llllg 1". 1 1'••hint Army ni El. McPhernnu on ) » o /. ll ... - i Mi hod. Chief N .itir Jhn nr 1 iiiw r<H >, . . L . # . ( il illltl Battalion o f tha Florida National ia a means of personal ffxpreaaion» j Satifni I i - i - ' ii ii .i -- i it lit I M r J» ik i n ’* 1 (ltd 28. 1044. \ 1 llal ■ • ....... t.t r„ ii rni V r i f t 1pvt* loped niiiiiv outii t r « » iiii» « s o»% f M f T i r t f ) K'AR or Uie mighty f o r t r t " llllf n r Elk* Guard Will compato In a rifle kXIis kill h« Stun wflfftl ........ III , 14»i». 1*, («f 4- -)• It -. l e t ) u( thr trai ns Sanford I-..xing Mr ^ As a student etinnet nl tl t Exalte-1 B ille t ^ t -------------------- --------; city of Met* 1>cfore the onnUtifht match at tha Kurils Gun Club nttrrt.li* i 1 xxhrir Ii 4* N ,t \ ,t 1 A m S l n 11 in und ill V had Hr i»d«o lull Xlnftnan schtMij^ l*fc linhnnif | IxHli-p ifantry -i o»i f vgr IK f r e l I i Wtriftriii T p r it H W illin of u s Tillrxl * rm* ^ rang* . Sunday morning at 9:00 ^*Scrf two d h» xx M •t fine rti'onl h -I « The iiriigr.ini --II mrlh.le •ollf* ■vi*hoo| iirol ffTnihuitnl fr -it. Mil mi 3 - • . I ! 118 »■ graphically dtacrjbct! in the ^ent through 'a frnund o'clock, it waa announced today t . d ri­ It Ul- II - Itti v« tt h IVtifh s,4 *•"*• lit mtcrund itfir dt -nx I r r 1 • Of publication. course ill Vbhi^h hr w m l.t t m - t>y M« )M g«i Mi', hell by Capt. John L. Galloway. ntff ffi ..1 . .1 on hi L 1 M» ft .it tin ’ *t M'ft • iiinitt. j ti I.*!) hnlli-Nr>, , copy oj thr prinriplr•* I StJir> find sStrlpe*. \ .* I and m hi t-\ J. 1Men o f Company B, Sanford, I ' mvri 'll ) " f M--i i-h, 1 ■11egi M t im in g in tin- In -Id n f pltysiinf, turret malntennni r, t .* ' 7.,... . ‘ which, dnlcvl Sov. VV J,: ' ••!) F llg ll le e l f nml L- mi Wilha, non of o f whom CO have been selected to Ill- ......................... I Ii S/Sgt Cecil II Willis son of " , " 7 . h « ’ w i'h' Third r a1iiTintinn amt a i r c r a f t ti.jh I I , ,lm ittmi, ii- an ntiiit-f graduate, compete In tha match will pit Mr and Mr., G M JV tilts. « “ • ' Armv ( h .i.tm a . card m a letter funs, I ii-b,i ilh Hi- I I--ruin I'--nl V , |r r ti. ,| -1-r rd I .-,-hnlque Knllowiiif « prol. <• . j no||> •II » r j' •V4*0 I I ■IIXI St r ■. a I i t< h 1 * MmI*i *•** their skill o g a lu t Guardsmen k.llcd in action or. th. German .,l | | h m- >- -f ..llh t - li. - in v-hlclt -fhr Hvraslri from a Sanford course tin thr ftinnery i .■ . f t» • . (• *3X111 * ft 4 from Eustis. Orlando and l>ees- front on Nov. .1. the War Depart , llf the T M ll| U m ). |M h«*»r i . "•’ i' 1 * . n ttit.l ,« .| aitn iM -.« riicto r, whrrr hr shot thr 22 nil* i i fell . ♦ . .* if v •VS.11 j ereilif burg, are roquaatad by Capt. merit hna nutifirsl his wife, Mrs, F. A Stevens of an engineering fun it ml riihhre -Jo I ' i- "- i•if t ■I l'ii- m t .. . 1 - am w ill 1 l torn , h rii l ffULU-f s t t \ one iiu'" ridol, of company. Galloway to meat Bonday morn­ Geneva Chambers W i l l i * m u i t-.igrl Hi. -utpiiae lhal rnnchlne fusn, hj^tvas fivefi *1 III -*,it mri [ I10 jo b Ii I 11«ilha.iiL I dlitiff ■ ing at 7:30 o’clock * t the Armory Bauxite, Ark. ( h,i- f Vfli-t: tu-im-vt ,1 al TltUan f n 1111 % fit frt.np A a EaH Maio, Stars and Ktripes weeks of air Ffnnf iK'ffrrr L. M r , I , . * l i t lVei-1 1'iiM ‘liM S1 Si s1 - - *1 - 1 .tltd .11 ■ I » nil It till- I’ l e.idl.i --I '-m I ' -Hu where transportation will be pro­ Bom Oct. 10, Illltl in Tiftnn, s ta ff writer put it. "About thr presented with his funner y tlit- when they mrt the team i M ,n H e fi i A - 1 I II / Avemn tine f - - i-u-rt Ga.. Sgt. Willis attended Orlando only nbstarlr thr Germans didn't vided to taka than to Eustis. In it.nl i line bed » ( ihr Auxiliary m m < I I,-- I Ini 1 Calif M , ilmig t lose , ,1 M , •%* Gtilfprii-e riil, -me -|-.t l-'niil two rhililM-n, A ,- ntO fficer* and non-commisaloned school* and was inducted into throw into the path of the M eti rin Iwo aiiceexsive ,igi- f-mi I \ f a I-- 1 ,1 Fs, lumgv Jui-u- there ] dun B le d by Flunk I’.i'li*!., mie COKRECTI ON officer* o f Company D as wall aa the Arm y at Camp lllumllng, attackers wa* an ocean,- an-1 «ei-k« a strong Vein Bench Navy and John, nge two It 11 s 1 i i-i-i tilllllg -ill I box (tf - Ignis d--miled hy ,J--el S tha other companies of the Feb. 10, 1942 anil was stationed flood water* from the Motglle lie is ii menihci of Simfiird f »If Ilf I hill bis i-url-t I i -uiii /need the same s u r p r is e s , Funeral service* for Jnhn l.ikl Field: n Vase di-nnte-1 h y I B 4th Battalion, will be entertained at Camp Robinson. Ark., Camp almost produced thaf. Americans Lodge No. (1J, MinmnI hiiptei, .uiii l.t t'H ill. i be 111 led HI..! i- ; and lost, Thursday evening at Hotel La Fannin, T « . and Fort Meade, pushing into the fortresi city wlg,/Xveit side grower, who -lied Mann- itoUipiets --f irinle und nf No Ui‘ It A M . Hanford ' -niit- il. •.ftrii j Among n thousand other Navy M g r -In Orlando by Lieut Col. Md. before going oversea* In nad to face riven , barbed wire, Thunday, were held Sunday a fter­ red glnrf* diiiKiti-'i h- MrNrill No 'JU; Taylor Coiiiin.iii.lei>. JN-> * H * I !»*) i *‘t ’ tjri*4 i I hi* A t ut v ' ,ilh|. U-s. t.'hhrf V ein Is now turn­ noon at 3:00 o'clock al All Kunl* and Y--*t; ti I-*' of Florida Cedric Ben*, battalion command­ July, 1944. enemy artillery of every *10 28; . Tampa Consistory No 1, M m ’** -■1 f 1 i-ll I till Mini A ? ing to tlie "kinder” technique of Church with Father oranges donated hi lliirntd Kn*l Beside* hll wife amt parent*, (including depressed ftsk guns) Cuhollc er. All </fleers and non corns stiiiiiiliiltng mterrst in the boys Ancient and Ac-ei-led Hi-oUisii ^ i .I* I M r i-ti il l A ii a At*fi! tivn Narhtrah officiating, ncr lltl-l n t io v ijlv m ile Ii- he, harp been asked by Capt. Gallo­ Sgt. AVlIIl* is survived by one trees across roads snow, mud, William who have seenartinn overseas. Itlle, and M m -tiI rmplo, .1(1 M 1 4 • » '.*htJ way to aasemble at 6)30 o’clock son, James Howard \V4llis; thro* mines, booby traps and anything anil not at the Erlckinj)-Fuuvr*l given In Morris" Mu-rs. according A.A-fl X.SI.-H. He l« u rttrmlier of He udniltled (hut after being ac1 to Mr. I-arie on-that evening a i the Roumlllat brothers, Tharman E. Willis, MM •is# the Nasi military-mind could limn# as was previously stale.) cuslumed to making strenuous Holy C ios* Episro|iul Church of and Anderaon Store In order to 1/e, U8N, now in the Aleutian think up. A Ir iffr in n t v fh iru promoting boxing, it Sanford and l» a member ->f the * i\ . J U IU IIU < w.rutel be hard to devot. hi* Island* and l*fc G.M. (Jack) gp^n a body to Orlando. “ Several member* of the Ger­ American Society •>( Mer-hanlcal- I V t l l l i l W illi* o f Pasdena, Calif, and i-nrigirs to (hi- rudiment* of th* regular drill of Comman military nolle* were captured D ie s A t A g e ( ) ( Engineers. "g en teel’ physical training.’’ y D, Monday *v«ulng, rib- Charles E. W illi* of Sanford; on th* outiklrta of Meta by alio two ilaten , Mr*. Wylene "But th* time is now ready I w *r* pre»*ntcd tho*« who element* of the 11th Regiment. I t .,mi A J e f f i- .u it , fid , d ie d T u e s * Grlner and Ml** Annie Roth On# of the flit devnliiui to duty in the at­ h id a. perfect attendance record tho doughboys d in on the iia> m ,- t ilin g a i h n il n 'e lin -k a t W ill la. tempt to salvage the shell shockf f r th* paat year and **rvlce ribcapture os said happily, “ We got th e li'u n r *.n ( .-n ii- iu n A v e n u e o f id and fatigued brave mm who 'am before rr* they could put up off •n* with star, fo r each -year o f Ssnt* Claus, beset with priori- Dear Hunts: hi* s i-ic i, Mis F it Gillyiird. . . . » '< hv till- fate a( destiny can again limits signi. _ _ * r r t c in th* guard. lies, labor troubles and rerirtc* " I ’m a little boy 3 yearn old. Hi- w a s b .u i i , A g I ft. 188H a t have the opportunity to .partake j* • ■ Th# Third Army's ” S«sson'* lions on materials, Is still car ty­ Fm going to be a nice little buy D o th n u , A la IL * cam e h e re ul the land of freedom, and ooc* Greetings” card portrays a map ing on, making toy* and other io please bring me hammer, nallt, Buy scouts of the Seminole of Franca on which th# Army nic* things for good littl* boy* little dog, horse saw randy and District will gather Tuesday s e v e n m o u th s ag o f ro m W i ll is - again live with the people who group's progress In Normandy, and girl* who live In Hanford pecan*. So bye. bye. Santa.' evening, Dec. 12, ut Smith Sidj to n H e h a d I m-v I i i l l f o r a y e a r inudi- it that way " Ir w ill be our job to keep th* Local grower*, ara advised by southward to th* B*v of Blocay, and Bemlnole County, he reported - Shirley and Hilly Tyre, IlUfi Primary School for ihclr annual a n d a h a lf li e w a s a n ie m lie r t h• Agricultural Adjustment and eastward “Noth Berlin" was today from hi* North Foie head Oak Avenue, wrote Santa right meeting and ( vourl of Honor, the u f . tin- F i r s t P r e s h v le i Ia n t 'h u r o |i torch of liberty a symbol of con­ o f S u n f in d . fidence and to stimulate thslr Agency at tba offjee of County depicud by a small tank and quarters. ♦ LONGWOoF, * S k . «. out o f the mail order catalogue biggest event of the eeanon. Mr, Jcffcoot is survived by adaptability to a now outlet in Starting at 8 ^ 6 (/clock there «t*ct#d Mat- Agent C. H. Oaaraon that Jan. )B rad arrows. Ofdst*, Sant* baa been receiv­ and- listed their want* and even his sister. Mrs. Gillynrd The re dlmen In will b* th* closing date for fllmg _ : -------------------------- --ing some nici letter* from littl* gave the page number* and will be a covered dish supner mains will l>v taken Saturday a f­ physical activity," he concluded. with a “ mother" of each patrol contested *l*ctloDs aa ■Ppllcatlon* for payment for boy* *nd girl* in Sanford, ha price*. Shirley wrote: ternoon to Waycross, Ga. il was Central Florida foraraonl- cover crop* and act! conservation or den serving. reports. Dear Santa Clous: ' announced hy thr Erickson Fun­ practices. throogh tha formality Following the supper, the pro­ eral llnme. ami funt-rnl and Initial From Virginia Pearl I-nng h# .“ l have been a pretty good oflnam lhf unoppowd candid*Lm . No application* can be accepted received the following letter; gltl and trvintr hard to do better gram will be held in the school w ill take place there Sunday. after that date, Mr. Dawson ~ hat fo p municipal m school. These are the things auditorium and C. L. Ailing of Dear Santa: Informed by th* AAA It VAt Longwood Leroy Heroes*y. )L Albert O. Jam il of Ban" I sm a little girl fl years old Billy and ‘1 would like to have. New York and SL Petersburg th# AAA that reported from eastern Just starting my first year In Billy 1* my 4 year old brother w ill speak. H* I* a former scoutOFFICERS ELECTED his imined tle” »ewlnoIe' CduntT be^ give thl* matter hi* Immodlat* France that men of tha 30th school. I am going- U be a nice and he’a b»en p retty good too.” mas te rj^ lth a vcry_active troop. * —' 1* dealnid desired that -f'Tasaa’* Division had plenty—*o littl* girl and p&Md bring me out of tiro doldrums altoution aa It U Th«r*~wi)l lbtry -be Inspection Sympathy for— SantaV w ar Sanford Lodge No. It ha* remained sine* “pireey farmer who .ha* has carried sat for ,Thankag lying to offset & saw, hammer, some nail*, randy, time dlfflcutllea was given to and boy scout, court of hohor. A M , met Tuesday ev practices this year J h .^ d U .,1 U f « ( •< « pecans, small doll with long hair him In the follow ing letter from Parent*, scout* and Immediate Masonic Temple and elected.tRe bleumbent * psymanU that and blue tret. So fay*, bye Sant*." friends hare been Invited to the following officers for the year Sanford mother: Hetmesay -------- j»#d.* Fou ThankirivInf dlnntr each ■npp«r. Th# public has been in­ beginning Dec. 27: D. S. E. Little Craig Anderson, full of tar Santa; — ------for Baker. — . 1 ‘ ■1 men wax flvxn i pound 'a S T s desire to serve his country, wrote; “ Just a line from the family vited [o attend th# Court of Starr, Worshipful Master; T. F. ^ T ljU l QUOTA h*\t of m e t turkey, with d m *, Dear Santa Claus; of grown upi. We will appreciate Honor, it. A. Smith, district scout Stewart, Senior Warden; L. T. December nuots* of tires for ntifatd poU U m , p o j , fr a r y , " I want* Lena Banger double anything we get this Christmas chairman, announced today. Sheppard, Junior Warden; James th* Florida district today wars w ry sente; hoi roll*, boiler, holster Set, also a field telephone aa we know you are having go Prior) to th# Court of Honor, O Huff, Treasurer and Frank L. annoonrtd by tha JacksonvJU# pit. coffee end tsodv, and a doctor set and an A: much trouble trying to get thing* (her* wjlj -b# • mealing of the Mltler, Secretary. OPA aa; Grade 1 p m uTasrrtll Jolotd the i f tot everybody and having to D iiu M ' Committe« at which Navy airplane modal act. The officers to be appointed 20,497; email truck. Bi33 you.**... ■> things to our dear boys th*iw will b# apnual election of by the Master Elect for (he sul Do hope they all haw haffktro. N*d 8mllh, O. K. Goff coming year will ba installed on Unable to ItW * ? *»! ; and Urga wd thing* to leAfe So and E. L.'Mayer Will be In charge St. Jonh* Day, Dec. 27, it wa* ' H sntn."' H S N j of Ute Kout meeting program. announced. ' ■ r- V 1 i* , ' State Guard Team To Shoot In E U I^vtiihfor*"ever>-••*«■!'.... . ..... Fall Of Metz Is Told Is Killed In Action' 10‘„,r*0*’ Hr. 1Ienr> II. Iluyl Knjn> s I -ffiulon Sights ]/ Letters To Santa Claus Are Beginning To Pour In Despite War Restrictions C Jan. 15 Closing Date Henncssy la Elected On Soil Applications . M ayor O f Longwood 56 i Roy Scout Court Of ! Honor Next Tuesday lCpl. A lb ert Jarrell Reports From France iM r mm ( l , *r 7v— - r ,n r m i i . - W-t-r-dfe { Z r ; % i . 4 • ..ta'aissii ,4nittsa^uada r ^ j: . - �I \ 4 i-**... 1*-. -.- — ■*-•**■ •rwv^-*!*+mJ--4+i +*i ' "ft- • :,- . . ” > •• ‘v f W ■f ‘ * * i*- o flfc.i:'-*'- ’ j*- -f TOE P A tlE YW O W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R , 6, 1941 , j For Drunken Driving ilronkenneaa and disorderly con ''i J g u e rn ih i fig h te r * , one o f w hom ' 1 { cou ld *pcak * little English, aud . , pcnri'd and h g te c d lo lead th em Ilond o f David N. I f Id |o fluid and w a te r. T h g y learned *>• then that th e g u e rrilla w a tc h e r* amounting to f 101* on a c had 9Prn ~thrn) ron tr t t s h u n v e n a -of drunken driving, we* esti it cam e p rep ared to deal w ith th em Friday in City Court by J,<i Sharon, llorida of l l f l It tut frien d o t enem y. Sub Sailors' Live On Cocoanuts, Are Res­ cued by Guerrillas I H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A Q ifrc Is At) • statin g f i l i l e Hoad, e r c it P la t 0 «o k S p a c t .71. Ic group o f buildings surrounded Uy Arthur G. Howell, chief radio ed on the following ’ charge* L o la I I a 11 O i a m lla lg h ta to |till eici-lleiit rucoauut grdve which technician o f East Moriches, L .l, |Jaiuea l-odgc. assault and threats p o d as lo land In cnm poalta tract* ,d| 10 a era# or more, title to orw*- IM al Hook 1 p a M II. . I they found deserted, tooted and . ----------------------------. W l; lfkllnrd Jacksot) (Ifuri^tUl fhaJf Qf till |»ol rote win And Itirr*K M fl of liluck H Cryatal Lake ifdurlH a o f o ilier m in o r * !* urtfl I mp- W in te r llolnaa V a H W l i l i n . >d I damaged F o r f e it e d j ft«*4 rv*d . hi 1 The nest morning- two naVtw' B o j j d r h Ii«* N »; (,'nrutr o t Lett % Wlflck 18-Hour Swim Saves Eight In Pacific Sinking W A SH IN G TO N , Dec. n. t/P)The »tory of eight survivor* of th* Amerienn submarine Flier ■wimming Ik hour# in Japanese controlled wafer* in n barren is. land and living for day* mi a pair o f CocoanuU— was related recently. The ito ry o f two wrek*’ flight r-----fo r- furvhrnt and o f -rescue ny Philippine guerrilla* came from the skipper, Commander Inlnl |i Crowley, o f Concordia, Kan. ■Commander Crowley told bow the tittle hand, thrown Inin the era by an axpto.Jcii. made it* -voy ,*.■ trti H lb rfc Jt**t)f'>nV Philippine Islands uTter day* of . vainly ^hunting fooil on one dt{ aerted spot u flrr aimthcr « — tM- Row sugar cane they found after reaching thn Philippines vtn< i “ the most delicious thing I ever tasU-jl f nnuua/aler Xirowlcy sab! SA N FO RD Legal Notice 11 T ie r 1L T P » _ T n » n a t Kanford, U 1" It 71 dew : W 'i o 8H c u e o f tald f t i l >. r: to- Hanford lir a n t U n » ■ 71 d r*. H til pi U o f tie*.. TV to lle g „ Herllnn *H T ow n eh lp I * S o u * Itanga 51 E m , - j>r of .NOT 1CK Clyde Drown, charged with drunk-1 ’JJJa.t P «r enne.a, of • « of. JJ. Duren. I charged with running, a red K i c u i ’i i v light and o f $11 of T II. Head, scribed fi Charged with drutikpnness w e r e ! t Suffering from coral cuta and if sunburn, aggravated by iufection o and file*, they were taken overte land in caruboo carta to a point ill where they boarded small native, * !sti,l b.at m 1boats for n trip to a guerrilla •1»> retreated. Charged with failure to re-lft*1** of ■d headiiuaiters. 1Here military aecr. rccy ended the story. >rl for V D treatment, Benny I l Y y * * ? yrd, negro, wga fined U [ and tidu.*.' in. ,e The men were rtlurned to the Simmons, Degress w asion the *i United State*. ! Millie iIn addition to Commander fined $5. n Crowley, the survivor* included Bond* B survivor* o f the fifteen counted originally reached the coral beucit after abandoning all clothing anil gear .except underclothes. While they swam In the afternoun, n Japanese plane passed overhead but did not 'see them. About a milt: from land five o f t lie eight (cached a floating U l l I *• V H W V S t-T W v t T h e T o w n o f B an fon t N I eh or W a rh o f N ltu Sec­ tion t ! T im In Mp 71 South Jiang o II lU il i » « * ■ N il Horner o f Ulk I>, P la t zxt- r r -rrr»t-J tA *itiaiv"W " VHLK TV .Uun. U T ow n *h ip I I South Italian liuret. P la t Hook a 10 B a it. L o t I I P i n t A d d itio n to p in eLai la 7 lo I I U look I T ie r IS h gral. P la t llook I page 71. S em inole Park (!.*■ ■ N I I ft). A ll HWU Of BW.tt, VtaaL e f L o t J p A Block l i Hanlando. L-reak, Section II T dW ad h )? IV ! L o la I I ; A I I 4 H H o r L o t l<> S o u th lU n g e I I E t i L > B lo c k 7 T ie r A. T h e T u a n o f San­ l«o t & lllo ck f W h ltc a m b 'i P i n t ford. A d d itio n to U sn svg. I’ 1*1 B o o k 1 L ota IS A I t H anford llalgh ta. P e * e 10. L o t I L a n a s A d d itio n P la t Book Lota a to 11 A |7 U<-» » 114 ,1 pagas 9. to A «». ft o f l o t i l l lllo c k A A l t u u a i e , L o t 17 Block IS Hanlando C o m m rrd la l C e n te r. • L o t I* Block IS Hanlando. TH 1J8TKKS O P T I I 9 I N T B B ^ A L I Lot IS ! Hanford H e ig h t . P la t Hook 1 page <5. 7 -L o t 1ST Hanford H e ig h t* P la t Booh 1 paga IS. A g en t T ru ttte e I. I. Fon d. Hem lnole County. : L o ta 79 10 S| I I 11 A M Pine- W t AN AMERICAN WAR PRODUCTION RECORD THAT DESERVES TELLING . . . This accom plishm ent merits special -commendation* because it climaxes 25 years o f development, planning, idnd g if t s teamwork of a great organization. The cooperative effort of Humble employees has brought about a uniform progress in all phase* of the Compan/s operations which hai enabled them to establish remarkable records in finding, producing, transporting ond refining petroleum during a crirktd period in the history of our nation. Dfimlnikfn 1D«e nr Biiu-ks | phrrkrYs Kit l t ’errale Dug 1 Emhruiilrr) •ea Sri {iel* ^r Dull Furniiurr r lfa r l Came f l*ainl Set* Toy Wheelba rn* Dig Dull Houar v-H J1 ■ik,fd \ tt-tlM i N it-lbf L erj*R m 4 7 * U <t C v v* r7 .I t D e e p , D a ffy p astel color*. ch*aUJ* lo SRRVICE 3418 E *fuU r1 y 3.60. 0 park i t s * hobnail pittera. Seme* feet four. L o r s ty O b ririm s i (lft t Travel ■ n n r t w n l n n t - f in l i k e d , g lu e - c o v s r e d t r e y . 13*120". Humble reiearch ond developm ent, in progren for Baytown Ordnance Work), fint tynthalic toUien* beany year* before Pearl Harbor, made poulbte plant In the world, ha* tuppliad toluene for at leael tribuled greatly to one out of every two bomb* uted by th* United 'these aaomplithmenti and the tofol production of loluenr, and the tremendous Natloni ilnce Pearl Harbor. quantities of finished 100-octane aviation gasoline feat, Baytown Ordnance Work* ha» five time* been For tftli production required by our Armed Forces. awarded the Army-Navy "E". Qaytcrwn R^flntry hat mod* on* biljicyt got lorn of finithad IQO-oaion* avtollon floiotino-mor* than ho* b**ti produced by ony olh«r plant W »h* world. Th* world'* fin* commarctal alkyloHon plant wo* built o) Bayfown In I93B. Th* olkylqtlon peegu, li th# very backbone of 100-octctn# oviallon gaso­ line production by th* entire petrolaum Induytry, - K it Good looking top- i t s i n cow. kid*. W e t s y repellent lining. •H.S »% MHfki For Year 'Round Comfort through the foclUllen at Humble Pipe Una Company, there I* being troiupbrted more oil then I* being United hr O great singleness of to Ibe to»k of providing vital petroleum required for wof/ oi measured by the gain tlnce carried by any ether eyitem In the country. Nearly 700,000 barrel* move daily through Humble pipe lines—on*.seventh of dll the oil production la fat 194*. - United Stole*. return. ■ Humble Oil & Refining Company I*' the nation'* 1 m oan: large** producer of crude oil, and It current*/ tup* 4 ZM . .' . ': , . 'Jy -* plying about one-fourth of the Increaied production I3 S III.A T IO N ****W b b c a : 4M-I4 #e fteveeft Isk H rtm AliK I Mlterlili end n a t l l l i* * ii* for war, looking to the do} when the* S .f W O ff iw employees and all their comrqdea la gnad wil! : I* So that one of America's groat War.plaRt* may bo matic axhibifs of p^froloum war productl and a groat *o*n In action, Baytown Refinery Is holding open houso Army and Navy thaw of war machines and mafgriaii. r J* v l_ .1 . _ ‘ ' fkWfl from thunday, December U^thre ugh Sunday, December Specially conduct*) tours will taka Humble's friends and 17. Th» itory of th« refinery ot * ar will bo told by dra- neighbort info tt» hear) of til* refinery, itself. H *11 i *'• ‘ * ■ *. ;; • ■ .* , •- - ^ �L. V %EDNESDAY v DECEMBER, tt, SANFORD 11KRAI I). SANFORD, FLORIDA 1BI4 up to date and I will complete any pending matters should the same not be complcto before Jar. 1, 1948, without additional fee* therefore. “ It ha* been a pleasure to win!, with each one of you ami I re­ gret it very much that circum stances muhc-thU action, tin » » ' part advisable at this time. “ If ever I can tw ol any set rice to- the County or to you us individuals in any capacity, please feel' free to call upon me at any time." The Hoard declined to tnke action on the petition by S. F Long acting for C. S. Lee to , t .------| Open certain roads in the soutn I believe | have all my tvorlt eastern part of the county. These Senator 6oyle Resigns Po£t As County Attorney Dixit* Spice Cake 25c l l/ i Ik. I.««l Marvel Bread Ji i m 11c I'ir k r r Donuts PI. Doz. .... 16c UaM.iSi.yw>-. . * ~ 'fc Iced Cakes 1-Ib. ea 2‘Jc I tk. Raisin Bread..... 11c t » P a g e — “ llo l W heat '.‘e r r a f ' 28-oz Pkg. 13c . 8-oz Pkg. 5c . 3 lb. Bag 75c MILK 3 tall cans or 6 baby cans 26cj 2 lb Jar 35c GRAPE JAM MELLO-WHfeAT SPAGHETTI ... t ith I'ngf i|iir«r*Nl u N utley Weiners lb tlmt tin H riu.li n iffi-m l mm" catunUm , He ulsii ffiw rtn l that itemonnlrulor* otlnrknl I’ntuml rt nu’s tmmr with Title -wwit. art I ' w hiiijii vwhb Uit alul hut itm iili I in the i f r e e l a " were ihnutun; t " Death to Papumlm u *’ i l-ie'Cr Fighting - rl LAM -dem on n m fv irr nitHeKe.r* the JuiljikunUk (III I ice bniutek* nil the center nf the city, ’uml f I*’ I eI* I fighting broke' out in which both sljea used mortars, Aimthei Kl. A S force laid siege to (he main (Kilicc headquarters. I < untlaaeil I tuna rase ««■»! <Pn irr, wnir rejrOTted't'' hnve itetided to give immediate effect in this newly llbei nted ancient cupi tnl o! titeece, , Lute this afternoon ilritish tanks, which had been on guard throughout the city and. without firing u shot, halted u linttle be­ tween ineinlier* o f the KLAH— thu aimed force of the KAM w hit h hud been ordered to di* band ami members of the right 1st LDKS nrgntiiiation. The KDK8 had barricaded themselves in the hotel and be­ gun firing with pistols ami lutiitl i Cali uti nr*! I'rw M ! '■ ( * t mr i grenades on the KLAS. who then tacks are increasing steadily counter attacked with hruvy wea­ Tokyo claimed Ju|i Immbei*■ pons. . an- pressing |iome a two dnv ut (A lltitrsh radio correspondent tack on an Allied ronvov of To laid Ilritish tanks flleil on houses transports east of the Philippines held by (eft wing elements and It said two transports were sunk Tokyo nlso reported the lapapese had luntlti! in thr north on tin’ llritain coast mnt lowlod ■ffeifl-e we lr-‘ TPi on illy Itnncli ami New companies of Aussie*. 8 ig '1 ‘tairie Road tun! the Curry- tw o Neither claim has l*een cnnfirioesL vdle and Heifer Mound Iloail. Japan lisa expended nearly 4,Mr. Lee offered to the County a large strip o f land along the 000 warplanes In the last three highway at the intersection of months in defending the Philip­ the highway to Titusville and the pines and its water approaches • I St. Joints Itiver uml land along labiilati.in today of official ieI the bluff, for Use as a public (Mirts showed. O f th e se . 1 1 811 W ere d t- s litiy e d junk Tins o ffer was accepted by fry American aircraft in Novem ­ * tin- Hoard 1 Honda for various public nffic- ber 871 in aerial eombal —and I lab wCre approved Including | Itlo-i of b u I olleetor, fll-OUll. First Celery To Be i ut By Duda Thursday A. M. ni hut •n mf Mu»||\ t I bur ♦♦I it a S n iilt 'O 1 1 it hr ant i o » « t L ig h t hot ID 1o' n■i(■<•*••* Vi I t l N' iii I it*l lit tin* (, bringv I *' u Ig 11! uhh I- f■ i’ 1 I'll £ 1111"*- I I .1, HI hi i Hui.^Uv iiK u H lilA ( liitii!v .mti .1***} l*» Mii-fi <«tul Tlmjwiuv lO-oiMiik' i fi JULtl •jVKulfrllAv i i l u THE PRESENT That Lasts A ii ct> fo P*' te A Sail vn*ji i"i SUBSCRIPTION TO The H om e N ew spaper bout !m c Year It \\ 11*-1It-rw i Japs K illed In 5-I)ay Fight For High Ridge ( m o ... \\ K \TII rw I M ld liA \ v M -i gh Kill h I h t | f 'l i / |l l f nun I i» it* . h vvirf It. um l l>ot let a in " T his S tu d io will Ih * c lo se d *Ir lit j ir**» f*>r the itulniflntive |iii*liir l iDh liiie I In- ii n r e s t r a l h o m e o l ii e m e W a s h in g to n in S u l t hi* m (it*» n » h iiv M ‘ , >«i l 1 pi I m>r s i.M i'll, ioji i bt «-j jfV « .t lot it ill ‘ i Hi vAi i-k ’ iM 'D kI hn%‘F I h'i ' h im iT i' (if lin in g r a p h e v..kLU.»w;c m urh w li ci t t Mf » n i l ' Holiert L. ('ox in* .i 1 .-v-h. .ki t» m r 1Hl*ll! I itl'lDti.' i n MMihpu 11,-■i' I t ivt » hi • m iliili'iim I . in j .((IS light biiivivi gioN ser** n it l Lilac-laden and lovely I it - lk , so.lftM * n m i S l ie r It f , at « bf'ii" Tbe 1 minty look over fot m.iuileiini'i i I u» mail from (tareoln In the Auxiliary Airport, -Approval was given to plats of Round 1-nhe Terrace, an Kstes Colored sululiv laiun at Uvimlo Tin- Hoard decided to advertise for several dump trucks. Mr tleindnli sold PERFUME by M u s i c a l P ro gram ( i i vi *n K iw a n ia n s 1>n M i s . Jack so n lb Prince A lo Ic b a b e / / i Prio r a M o t h, U im IIi ' ’. ( i p t ir iu m o o l p u r (d o Id n I r t i a u m - 1 it - 'v*i nil ' ‘ Hamburger lb Grapenuts Vinegar Leftists Fire On British In Creek Tapital qt. Insecticide Me qt. 29c Salt Pork lb. Beef Tongue lb. 59c Ilk t h i ! h ■ i * n T fN 'ilv r Sausage Roach Hives riak U rir l « m i ti ml lb. 59c Hams Crust Mix H-oz Touchton Drug Co Backbone Peach Preserves 47c Shoulder I'mmu b n ’f n Beans No. 2 can 11c Sides A i « I ' m i I Ik. Jar Plum Jam ..... 24c Aan l*nff Salad Dressing 22c Heads .... lb LARGE SELECTIONS if ASSURED DELIVERY |NawIa.a«l Tomatoes .......... No. 2 can ... P(l|alaurr*a — Itnrlrknl. Flour f P l a ta ’ r*- >n“ '■•n *1111 «lo,yiHir la.| m i n u l r t lirUi mr H r l M I k J R f 2 pound Rag • In .p p ln g * | S v a r . O rd er IN T n r llr ,. • II . o u r n r r t i u m l r r mir ruol I .rgr arr . ( i l l ■ > . jl .h l r Iniu» IIrand/ - I1 4'(ll .,| „, a nii poo a rr . . . u r r d .(r(i lo l im e tin- U l H . t n i . f Sl»|i in o f (ilunif o . n . Breakfast Cocoa ...... 1-lb. pkg iM'I’ UMf ■M’ltiitH'b ItaWw* — Vrf>k »**••*!•«■ ( ’apt. Hill F l e m i n g F o llo w s W ar I P a Graham Crackers ..... 1-lb. pkg S <KR\ U K KnIU’ KH >rv r. (Si»4 fifth His ,^l .tw. If f ..i i a nt W il| |, tti i i,r* i''.i.irHi'illnimif SW E E TH E A R T. 2 bath cakes 23c0 X Y D 0 L . Pkg 10c large Pkg. 23c W HITE SAIL S O A P .... Bar 5c LIFEBUOY S O A P . ., 3 Bars20c Lurry ' '•« J "f-r* ilpcrnl!"’ Hist a I !»•• .„u t; f, KntCtnf.<! *" H innN be ....... b*iM ♦ f o lio * . - . I Ilf 1 D' 'j>. |( ob • tl.e K *. I br ini- •!' I d " •»' •• 'I 1•’t • .. • ! u' 1* ’ 11,1' fill b • 1 ( Mt ^ ' '1 W i I (*it111 1 1 liking, wL*• 1■din’1 - Tnml Sarifonl • » , c i be pllitml "W DivM.it.it m \\•-rlit Wlr I ADMISSION 40e — (Tu Inei.; — SERVICE 30c An ttulDUiolnlr s e r vi c e counts to ** i ' *ut<l ie A m e r i c a p r e f e r s to count on t h e l e a d e r for d e p e n d a b l e c a r service! •TODAY and TO Giant Pkg 16c 2 lbs. 19c OfMfUw 2 lbs. 23c ; ■: • 2 Ford Sedan . D o z. 35c 2 lbs. 35c Head 12c .What makes the blues slnjflcr blue? . . . and the drum­ mer hot? • . . and the trorttbone ao aweet and low down? Here’s the Inside story o f the band; It’s groovie . . . and a smooIhUI c , F R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y 941 Ford Sedan ^937 Cadillac Sedan [931 Desoto Sedan . “ Quality Service HeadquarterH Stricklandorfison, Inc. 310 K. JhI St. Phone 200 p FOOD STORE and Service THRCOtEA' tH WEST FIRST ST.-SANFORD $12 CHEVROLET ★ OLOSMOBILE �I 1 J 4 flic Sanford Herald le lM l N fieepsper H »»r**-ra l» | l , r e . lev., i r l r n e i l i T h e • • • " 1 4 || ike m i Ik i u I ttel4 * ( a 4 , r r l l * l a a CMfleea are la *l r l a r a n l r i f l e * *1 t b r rwaalrp w i r e a f l a r l p s l k e a a * * * r t e e * la I l l « e , ■ * • _ . T k e Iteralit I* a **»■» A e * a r l a l e 4 1‘ r f M wklrk a l v e i , r * l l i l e 4 I * Ik, a pHkll ra Oun ml a l l aewe rrrdllrd I* II or a*l rre ellr.l la Ifcla M i l l 4 k * laeal p e w * ,,1 1 1 4 A l l r l a k l , I - rrpablleatl rial vrfaparebe. ltreh i * W E D N E S D A Y , DEC. 8. 1*44 B IB L E V E H H fi FOB TODAY HUT M A Y B E YOU D ili NOT HEAR YO U R CALL? WERE "YOU L IS T E N IN G ? GOD CER­ T A IN L Y HAS BEEN C A LLIN G Y O U EVERY DAY OF YOUR LIFE: 1ny bold tin life eternal, •whrreil nm ilmu ant enllril 1 Tim . 0:12. .-Another way of heating the cigarette shortage I* to roll your own. ' ,, Snnforti ha, got a long waygo if it meet* it* quota this mo In the W ar Horn) drive. In Traey, C a lif, a carpenter mimed Hardy Spar raw wa* in­ jured when he fell nut of a tree — Miami I'o i l Why didn’t o? fly aw ay’ Prfiidrn t know j»nmtN)ni* u going to wit'll »e him of hring n Kppuh-hrati The (HJow und who * p i i Im mtn nn the f»te thr *>f thr wnrhf hitn trio rnmny lixtttier!* these *ln) » ( W on Tribune Yeah, too many listeners for t«*> many {a l l o w * STO R Y O F THE BEES Tomorrow is Pearl (larlnn <la> li win just IhtVc j yesrs ago on Dec. 7 that American radio listeners w ore, shocked almost mil of their complacency by the announce- ] ment that Pearl Hnrlsir had been Jwwibcd Un that ijuiet peaceful Sunday aCtem<VM\ '»it\ep the war m Europe seem-1 ed so fur away and the JupifMeso- ,N ay so pitifully weak j and ..inferior tu our own. iL seemed ultimat mcnaJUdu,- aEj most as if Orson Welles were describing anoiher invasion i from Mars, to hear that enemy planes had sneaked in and taken the American fleet by surprise. We have come u Ion# way since that fateful day. Mil­ lions o f American men whose Inst thoughts were of war, j o f drilling and marching and shoohiiK, have gone into the] Army or Navy, have had their training and hate been sent to the front in far away Burma, New (iuinea, and j France. Millions of others have luft the comforts of their, homes And the security of their regular jobs to work in' armament plant* and airplane factories where the sinews I o f war are being lurned out on a hitherto undreamed o f 1 scale. Five previous War Bond campaigns have Iteen con-1 ducted to raise the money to. pay for these planes, guns j and tanks and most of the other costs ot tin war Bil­ ious upon billions of dollars have lieeii lent by the Am eri­ can people to finance the most colossal military operations in all history. Each succeeding drive has gone oviir the top j aa, HUCCCAS^idiy-as^Anieriyap. trixjpH advanced from (iuadal-j JSnfu1Vnf‘*Leyi £. or* from Fasablaiica through Tunisia add 1 Sicily to the Po. I But now we rend tipit Sixth \\n: hum is lagging. It I is lagging in Sanford where.sales must ha step|s.sl up S<>5.- i 000 a day to meet the ipiuta, and it is lajfg.ng m a many | other sections o f the country where tlu-iy seems to lie ui return to the complacency that brought on tip- disaster at I I’ earl Harbor. Just as many people seemed to think then | that America was immune to attack, they seem to believe 1 now that the war is in the bag and can’t tie lost, no matter I how foolish we behave here at home, or Imw nm It we ,'niH to siipjxirt the war effort It takes money to fight a modern war, money from . every Tom, Dick ami Harry in town, t he big purchases j made by the hanks, insurance companies ami big mriKira- ! t ons are fine, but they do not help to conserve supplies, nr j to prevent the inflation that is sure to come if the people continue to bid against each other for scarcer and scarcer] goods. There arc only l.r> more shopping day s until t bruit- t mas. You can help in the war effort by giving a bond for ! a Christmas present. k ittin g on tirnchv* -—Spp -whert* thr Hollis* rn rd* Ore having n urttmi tint*— “ W ,t they evrr hAi),*’ *mn» of thrm » « y — •Infr Ihrre are prartlrally no boy atutlenla. Whal you h«l n fairly good apecimen of a boy couldn't drop In for a w*ek and get arvrti J iffrren l date*.— I re, burg O.mmrrcial. And a wife too, m *ever«l have dlucoverrd. of 14 craneman in the CamagieIllinois Steel Co. resulUd In the loss of steel sufficient to man- ufacture 1,500,000 battle helmet* SEA M LESS B A C K S In STAR BRAND FREEMOLDS elimi­ nate rubbing, chafing and rlp p lil U m tl y o u ’ v * worn t b e i* * b o * » you can’ t rcaliif how M in d y and com­ fortable work ihoee really can be. n n .h l, recen upper*, durable tole GOOD WORK SHOES ARE A GOOD INVESTMENT! The best w o rk shoes we know of Others priced from HAMPERING THE WAR EFFORT didn't approve the Irunsfer foreman from the mnrhtnr Record-Breaking department. Fifty line employe* in the same plant deserted their tool grinding liernove one man wo* dlftrhnrerd for luafing. In Detroit, l.llOO Briggs war Only seven cabinet officers have oiw il fur nmr*- than ten years, four id them uniter F I> It ib -n!> Sect* or. Hull.] •• »Ml - ' l l 1’ ■ 11»" it i ’ f >i kfuV |*| it i vec ret nr ins Irkes and IVrkins nave , > (l) .inn , pi;',, amt Si-crerary Morgimthau since 1981 lb.- other Ouee urn t ritrl I, VC* III n»ts* hrs iitllltD, i»f• h u m - »tf .% V'- m , m g rie v* Andrew W. Met,on, secretitry of tto- ti.-u.iirv fr-.m j;rj| Mint* wlit' li • ill! 111 to 1982; Albert Gullntin, also seen -ary of tin* treasury, f l ’>i* H*I nut*■» i f tisr •11** 11*■ t-x Ut*«l and Gideon Granger, pout muster-general, bnth of whom t«» gri it M*ftli'd Within fin tit- 1 t'.ui held office from IHdl tu I HI I |>« f ■'••nni i4|i|.«,ils for ntciMitatil The postmaster-generalship did not then rank ns •* vxrii 11r«*<l!«•■*mu liinf i* t 11in* frmn cabinet position The all-time champmii for long service, (iufnrjil Kis«P' Iimwi-i J \ king Imwever, was James Wilson of Iowa who Headed the agri uf thr W in 1'tiMinrfndi ItiMtfil. M*hrr ni ^fnishrih sin.f u,ir miti * cultural department midi'r McKinley. Theodore Roosevelt tt«rv Iffttlei* m lb** I'li* ific and Taft for 16 year- Only the coming of the Democrat* Thr nil tint ion it •••ipct lailv to power in 11113 nun tunu kept him from Vt'tl [ critical in Kurupt?, Our itpmjitili J UgillUjtl th« (tCHliall fa rU vii h*44 longer. 1*1n»*. Even if Ickes and Miss Perkins‘ were bolh to continue throughout tile I admire of President Roosevelt’.S’ term ! hey would fall short of Wilstm's record, tin term ran from urttliiil to tiring tht1 r.uropean March 4, 1H97, to March 4, 1918. Although the Ickes md war to an rany and victorious I are just not rntchiug mir I Perkins service began on March 4. 1988, now,.^because of i clot© fighting men *m time or in th© the 20th amendment to the (ionstitntiori, tins presidential ! tjuuntm*’ * they neeil In tiit* term will terminate on Jan. 20, 1948. Fiicific theater there is no way Governor-Elect Caldwell'* re cant attack on high height rate, acta the ilnge for aa adminis­ tration fight which wilt undoubt­ edly be conducted during the next four year* und pu»«lbiy for more year, to come. From joe vloua »[>ccchr* o f the new <iov iro o r, we gulher that he considers Improvement o f Florida school, and reduction o f freight reit-r the moat important »ubject* mi hie agenda. It he can accomplish these two w o rth y objects, the people of Florida will be eternally indebted to hint. — *— " ------------ - T o the nitonlthment of the patient and long suffering cltlienr ot Miami who deplore “ wideopen" condition* there, e grand jury has brought tn a scathing condemnation o f lex-enforcement o f the law* againtt gambling and racketeer*. If this had happened 'in the springtime, Miamian* wouldn't have been emeied. They're utejl to aeetng e fine splurge of righteoutneee when Faithfulness SHE W ILL W EAR and TREASURE Mather reme | nt present to immh mul crip G Japanese war plants eirent i through the ti<r of our long J range Huperfot t reuses. They hi ** ! vital It* our aucreaa* For the Inspired, breathtaking expression of The dog in gen urnI needs nn eulogy. U is well known Hut hi it e:i« unit \ hut rant •tin* | that he is man's closest and l«-t friend among animals lit numrit f,:|.;.*»Ml liii'ti, ,t> I vviiundr-i | But occasionally something ncim - that makes man nmre Arr now li*|«-i| u, m l,,m y m piiftiiiie,, h 'k I to. to IMiignantly aware of how fine a dog can In* front, ■ahntPiir* rur i-oruteinnii]^ Such an example occurred the other day in New Or AddilioDAl thouialid, of our bo>, leans. A handsome little flog, it'd name and breed not | to death by ^'walking out” on given, somehow lost un mafctcr at a busy Htreet intemection. the war. If thts strike* you aa nn over­ Klther the dog had.been well trained, or else It nuturady statement, let'* look nt the re­ possessed tho intelligence of a mature human being, plus cord for (tie week just rnde«i perfect loyalty. It stood by the changing lights, nml with Iter* arc it few *ample* every change It rose on it hi ml feet nnd jieercd into the A strike of nearly 111,1)00 CP) luisslng cars, so far as it could, to see if its master was United Automobile Worker* m Chicago and Detroit plant, t, there. Evidently It was used to cars. For two dnys and thirnlening n complete tie-up of nights It Kept up thnt vigil. Then the HIM'A came to help, Sui'erfortre** production. and persuaded the ting to eat a little food. lYatker* in the Dodge plant, thousands o f people, perhaps millions, would like to which manufacture* the i,2liu your of precious YouMl find a wide range of prices, in n choice variety of Furs in the most fa­ vored styles of the 1944-45 season. Buy on Our Easy Terms Pay horsepower engine, u*ed in tha 11-20*. arn out on strike because /»* « D O W N and n I Une D o l l a r ^ * Per Wffck. on any FUR Until Christmas Delivery After you get delivery you have a year to pay the balance CLOTH COATS and SUITS Another nice way to express your love to the lady of your heart I ‘x Chesterfields, fitted styles . . , fur trimmed coats Cardigan Suita. . . . r» : W M vu\ in* —— - .A t g ift east has been assembled for your selection. he sca rci ty o f com t h a o a w a rt tm e d a y r g o a t . W e eon u n d e r ­ e a r ne e d s come f irs t h t ln g fronts h a v e a p r i o r i t y i OR s h ir t * Ik , thnie, r i g o r o U a e r the the largest collection of Furs in the South­ That American fighting men can win the war on the battle front la a foregone conelualon with almost everyone. But .that the Alllee can loee the war by petty bickering at home la not wall known. If drtl strife aadt, ax In -Greaee, If rioting ween draftaaa and regular i f men contlnuee ae in Canada, “ contimioua union meeting*" vent publication of the world'* re a* In Atlanta, U etrike* P on tying up production and tailing the flow of armament*, In (hort, ftha -people at home iV r e ilh e the importance oj inlng the war,1 w« can ttill e it In eplta of everything tO__ S ri t f .AJ D .^1 Wri ■1 affection, Furs you naturally turn to Mother’s where the "eeaeon" la over.—Melbourne Times. Oh, they Can afford to take chances this year, the trans­ portation problem belhg what It b « / Mere than 100 e m p l o y c f th* AmrTtcan B/ake Shoe Co. iiitnufactnrprs o f Annjr tr ih supplies. " nlkcil out in protest ■ t refutnl o f the W ar Labor Hoard to approve a five and onehalf rent an hour increase. I The list given above la by no means complete. Many_otber exam pin of conscienceless back* tanking and humefrant deser­ tion could be Hated, Including partial tie-ups o f preciou* tire production workers laid down their toolt when several production fore­ men were demoted. At Grnhain-Palgc. makers ot amphibloua tanka nnd part* for aircraft engines, had a aenioritv row which resulted in dlsmisaal o f 22 welders and threw this vital war plant Into Idleness. In C h icago, a five-dav strike RowxievrU I* getting po rimny mill lain* i r cm In l hr Slut** Dtp ortn irnl, I hr f irst thing y«u b en ch W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 6, i&U THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA *AGE FOUR DRESS UP YOUR HOME W ITH BEAUTIFUL MIRRORS liiXfWg ii The C o rn ea Paint *hd'<31iia 8tore t eelle for beefiteek SUt to be ihoetaetbor. ‘n t won’t piaf, oode ibout the eoda and f i wormy, Ug •tapty "i 1 ■ I - i nVf — XMW* . * ^ -^ - 7* V �"S 1 ! VpDN EdpAV, DECEM BER, k iy| l m il s a Niu u d nERALD . \m o i ;d . ii.o m u v ■■ P.YOfc i lVS -------— -—4 W AR B O N O S Social And Personal Aclioities fttpt* - ITI t ■i H i'\ I* Hi \ •'ll atv * ?«**■ th»* >i t m* »>t .4 " i' ill ♦urak* ilttrup, tut * v l>*«* afti-rnimn on Kir^t Str**^t-4n ftnii* -»fi*l t hnt>t<*r h! ** lU . nf Hn* fio-sm-ily iK*fii| o I _ \ f Im'k out ituJu i i i mu\* <• tiv the- IVnhrv * u l h ( rvMHHj; 'a iit'ii 1 1o' -l.iir Jin** A Ilf l *. I*11 ftiinlli'**- l . v A lui II jlo 'Thr tMrt nmriirTT?r> * ^ ru rip ^ * *• ..» t o * , .to n ii I l .m I'm* t" tin- £<4fit pint ( innlrn l Ink a . I1 Irmtinttii <irtnibiill of Duyt'Hi;. to* w i n Mr i.ritin tli in r v t a t tit* hum p o f Ntrn. f h n r l r * r The South Side I' T A tneet- (iirin, 171*• Sanfor.l Avt-n ir. at lU .n h t*|>i til i h r At-fk rinl wifi «**». Mi-* J l S t a f i f t Ji ami inii w ill be held at the Sput'i 10.IK) A M Hull ( nil will hr- an K**t purrnta* Mr am! Mr?. II 'I Mr? I li S u y l i i Hide School at 2:3u I' M. (oil 04* urm-mnl O m i t ma* H»*rry <in inhull Aptntur l hiA f M-tri ikiru'inir ed by the regulnr I' T A nice, —— —■• . vi*n* 4 In* M i*. to? M i Ivi rod ft pi* O n In* I I'lrrlt* o f thv Snnf m I inc it 3 :t5 I', il, f f n*ik'»i Ht>bt*r| I * Powell «» on Emily M .itln w*. * .imill.* («nrft«»fi i ]nil will vn*'*‘t ui t Seminole Chapter No 1 () K huttiu nf Mr* Hi! Son!hwntil, 'in l W n » l»«*3it*h t-ju-nt Muntlay wit t , Battio . I *1 t ;it*. Evelyn f t will hold it* monthly h u lm t.i W r * l r .v t - it n H |j S l i r r t , n l Mii'J’ rW', I >t*ton*' Lit S. i IOV l racctini: at Majumc Hall at H.llt) P M. f ich memhrr n% requi-^t* l U ilhalrs* Pu'Htlir *1- ItilJMi. Hill P, M. Slmnlier. and vinitlnp mein- to h n n ” Im i u I'a m p ie t. It. amt* Lvoro.. u putt ml pjinl for her* a t « ur«e.1 to uitaitd. T>m tf irtiiitiiff on it,v (liii-itKit.il* ii *■*■ M i , . .1 C M o ’ c l y w il l In 1 1h r Ill 1. IS JiuY limn. Sui a Mo> i i election o f officer, tvill he held Pi|i|>m, l.illmri Ikiylt*. The \\ M.tL of the Pii t k i.t -t o f her m o t h e r . M m . .1 <i iVifttV . f M tlU A 1 lu i tlie d u r a t io n . I I ei liu »- Shlrlov Morrlaml. Mvm jam* Kapli.Ht Duitrh a ill ntfvl at n a i The nijnual chrlutmak and coot .. I i . - le t n 'in - d in I r a n . I ' e i . i n Ma»t It-f M d iu H hitmiin-, .leift th e c h il l r h fro m l ( i : l ) 0 A M iim * d foo»l *nle of the Convieientional til m*on tor W iir Id Ihty of Pra* ManriiMbr WMa Men ill Eli/w Church will iw? held during the ■i ohsei vnnre Wat non V\ a I W th t at \e r , FI* tty * oi r mlt, Mai Ui liarn tlnu ih lt |';iri Vt.ilrvy h o t . M. i i j .itm Olo I'f'llOlltl Hoi * I I .Mu ttioi Pultun, Srillli Mml.uUnu * l.itk. Wild Ji'itli | Sn \‘f*r • liftman aJFikiI m Hn/rrrtry »• [ VJ o* .J/irirf Mrfrvl lE-irnrf? n.fim-il lyr hi* hump tm ( fU’iy Multi, in , i. lor in Hume net. Mary -kin in- when* lie ih 4tiffrimi! f* 1(If tee* r oil Ihiit il, \ till L«*V«||| . n h jf ntj iry -iiwiami't yslul«* My in St*nttiwnril, l*4*i \itili it.iit nyinjf fin.limit, * .M*irx;ai«-t H i i i K f i i l i i . Ilrttv Hu 1 hi m*k. Martha lh own, ( ‘aih»* im* i 'lark, .Mary Ann Win lrtu»l, i Ion If in* ( uhtu .-Il Im o jjf n f VI« Aft 1m . Vii'ili * v Toll Ahu J.iim! t*y»" J.i.ljr JiHin* Hazel U t'l.ii.l Hm**i ni*ii * H o i.in k I M i ».th> l*i hi j SyU at Mn-»rh, lMmti»y i i umley. t Ihijitoii I'niHiclly anil Tm t iv •Ifd o ll , \ Nrtl |Sorrtt I *nrl‘ ,\ p in Ia «y iitiikfi H«i t .. 1 !■ l ' 11. -w a i .1 M l.t- It In J. I VVj|,| J'llol I'.’ i'.mM y Iti4 n- j. I., i ii M l ii. .in ■: Hill Shor* niiii ft Hill Jctmiio**. I I lim p It M finoiiu i m ( •’ > .Simon hitut i-lil*»r. (Im ib I nmoil I. Jim A o ni l'r* \ Itnv . hohrif >pai Unuifi, iMwtrlas Hint Wa lte i Situi i ft. Siu'in r W 11 of Zmirh, K ji «> i ill ii nmi her* Mi*. | \ i Iin m.. in I I-ti-hi nip fln m i n i Hi mu t l Ir v lh I'hy <' i •11li iti p l nil l i f t " f i n I lr» i*IN11"f V. Ml 1 ill 1 ft' » III I M. titilii M I || I l*i I I f I LllMMIlif i h i - e A( Fee Hilly ' . l a v Hill l.o*l a ip, I ’filvin Tuvlm f.i m -I lim ton tlifiMM-.hiiiif* |l.ni|i Hrihhy Social Calendar — *.kiL m « "i. ,'je * •l i j GIFTS for J '■ the < jS E R V IC E ^ I ’ rourams At S c h o o ls Interwoven sox Neckwear Belts Robe 11ami kerchiefs , P u r lo u jr h I In.” Kmply KUs ritraret Case Monev Bell B .L. P e r k in s \ * * hi**, tiirivfil t. 1I o -1• Wit li tiff JMff t | v i IIl* \ vet.-ip nml w ■* ' ‘o*i |t'liull. UiiLll ulief the U tU * t. WEAR Hull M Frutik • SPORT-SHIRTS • • Wools Rayons ,* i d I -He* f ■ Mrs. M *11 * - si | buy, Mi i JIM vi» Minnie .I'liif*. Mi A li K* . ,1 Mrs, Jfih-i Mol-i I l» Mi I I* i MdbU-v, ‘It*- J N Kol« "in, Mi 4 J. .Siinl. i Whit. M. Wat J ■on dial >!*► K Sipv.fi iWe have thorn and how! ‘ i. n-t , VI \ F iiii J • Cottons $2-50 to 10.00 Printed Silk Housecoat Sure to ho appreciat­ ed — Pretty hous econta for relaxlnjf or lounfflns in washahlu 'bias* High Quality! Low Cost! ' Valuable YES I Lo vely New C h a t h a m * — You can really . shop for value rri;ain wiili our woiulnful new aolec* tiuti of iino-(|U:tlily Cli.it Itain 1i!.» nkt*l-M.*I''he"Sul Ion’*, in 20% wool—50' o rayon—115', t ut ton, hound with ruyon satin. _ -—-rn r n n rn ’ '~ f j r n m i l U rtiT-iw n l.R fln k l yuuti find «u tHo fni t« you need on tliu Cluilluin label f Kutrfinable V(/u//Z * O* 1‘m uiiiiu Stru t j * ■ L - - -• . - L FLOWER MIST DUSTING fOWOEK SIZE 72* M rayon crepe. yiaUoned) Gi»* Her o(t*r-balh ith Pliittlc Soles preporotioni jc*nt»d with lllsobith Ard*n't famoui telrtthlng EMu* G r a n (rogronce am p * a* Come in today and tee I hi * thrilly value I Y owell’ fe Clothe The PANFORD SANFORD �\ t I f W E D N E S D A Y , T O C E M H E T t 6, I9 t TIIE SANFOnD'TIER ADD; EANFORD,: El o iu u a LEGAL NOTICE r a t io n in g ood Dinner CALENDAR iMU>CB&SKa POODH Blue AU through 112 (Book 4) good indefinitely. M E AT& AN D -F A T S --------Red A8 through 86 (UooK 4) now valid at 10 paint* «a elr fo r use with token*. Doth good In­ definitely. . , » •> t *1 no lutlon value, of creamery nutter ha* been increased to 110 red point* per Mill'd. FLORIDA CAFE sugar Wc specialize in taste hnd nutrition CLAH 8U 4KD A D V t R i 'I S L N U HATES tine for on* laoertlcm t pet Hr* far- N turn Hun* dmuia i t * . . . fOa Sugar stnnjpa No. 30, N il 31, No. .12, No. ad and No. 3 l now good for five pound* each In­ definitely. ^ . C A N N IN G SUGAR 8lamp No. 4U good fo r lira pounds canning iugar‘t : until Kcbroarv 28, 1945. Ap . r1® rply local hoard* for lUpplemental ration*, SHOES Aiijilanc rlunip* No. 1, Nt*. & and Nn. 3 (Hook i \ Valid it*. definitely. ____, .a h v w c o n ta in )* i? ,im w)i Q o a rfti- [ONE 141 O K BRING YOUR Ad* to TH E oANKORD H E IU L1 ' n t five ward* to tbo line, meruding phone and/ address. *dvrrti*M ieot* ter. iltuaOoa* wanted will b« charged for at Un tie* of leather tn reetiforro fa b ric upper*, manufaetured or, imported oeforc November 0, have been ubviouMV agzruvaicd r>v smoker* | -tmyinjf ~irr TiTvn-nr?— of ~ r n n w r \ « Deed* to build up personal sup. '• 1,1 nllen. Some are appsirently w i l l - '? ” *,, ling to pay mure thnn legal price* |i,K , n «ynd are thereby sqwiflg the a w d iT m 'l for a black market which eventually only deprive .them | further of the cigm ette* they s-H cherish." * l.lhl'1 Linder cxi-ting legulations, nil J,''. , 'cigarette retailers ate required to n post ceiling prices in- p.tuiu View *,r i and are piohimtrd from exceeding ”, , J” the legal prices by such cvaslvo methods ■* l'lle-tn t sales.“ In |e-l-• dividual* ure urged to ie|Hirt any suspectcd vlub.tmna tirtheti |r*cj| W ar I ’rice unT Untioning Hoard, T1HKH December lire quotas, nnnuunc* cd bo tbe lllstrirt r il’ A Utflco in darkaonvIMw, are' cry* .5 tu»r)c<* Jljtje relief ft urn present pIr.rt age* particularly of coiiiinerclnl tiles. Small inn eases in over-nil quotas of p ilfi'lig c i rut and heavy duty tmek ilhd bu* tires arc e*|*eclrd to be offset by applications from motorist-, of the district during the monlb and L.Ttomulaton relieves promptly beIt goes right to the seat of the bv the "backlog” of applications wliioh liu* an umuiiHcd in recent trouble to help loosen and expel Errtn laden phlegm, and aid nature montbs. • THEM E P K IC E & GOOD THURSDAY. The action, affecting mostly men’s and boy’* type shoes itucn a* rubber-aoltid gymnasium shoe*, wo* taken In enable »hno dealer* 11. IL Pope Company > soothe and heal raw, tender. In■ in move current slock*, UP A said. amed bronchial mucous memK E R O S E N E cooking s(ove* and GASOLINE Ill thr Fiji IhiamU, lfit< human Sranps. Tell your druggist to sell you gas hot plate*. A Id coupons valid t Impugn htnil is helil t«* hr narml, and h* a bottle of Creomulskm with the unDecember 21. Rationing rule* In un insull tn reach iilmve |h« dr nlandlng you must like t)ie way It LA D IE S black wool coat, sire 18. now require tliat every cut owner heut! uf umtlhei fit*r*iin quickly allays the cough or you are Phone M irR fltrtiUhnl r»w»in (u'mihain never worn. J26.00. write hi* license number and to have your money back. 076-M after 6 P H. Phone H00 or 101 state on each gu»nline coupon Irt bis possession as soon as they B ROOM tmngelon by owner. 0 ROOM house will share with are issued him by the rationing for Coughi, Chetl Coldi, Bronchitis 1st Ht. Reasonable, 2310 W rounlc In exchange far rare board. Phone 142-W. of nouse, cooking for .'I. J. li, F U E L O il. _ J .'Smith. 3rd door Snutli of Period 4 and 5 ea»itona from BOYS' A L L wool tweed suit, ngft School, Lake Mary or Dux 2,2. last year andI’eriod 1 coupon* ir ; *12.00, rhone t n z or 639. for thii season now valid. (A la ­ ROOM, private bath, Hove ill. bama, Tcnnctaee, Mluiaslppl not C O lim R Y hofrie, 6 room bunga­ lOfl K. 2nd tit. low, 10 acre* good citrus land affected.) f b t quick sale, *2600.00. Oviedo I'erloil I and 6 fuel oil cnuiron*. section, 3 mile* East. T. L scheduled to expire .September 31), Lingo, Oviedo, Ela. end all definite value coupons left over from the pas', vear’a GUILD PR E-'war bicycle: type­ ration, inuv Iw used in exchange writer and metal stand; ('nbipet (SIVB M AG AZIN E SITIHt lllp- for fuel oil throughout the com­ Hhllco radio. Can be seen at TIONH KOI! CM HIST M AS. ing heating vrar. A G I F T that Ia»l* all year F i l l HOB W . 3nl St. I T It If WOOD L 0 til |. | IJ mi I 1 Thu II '.ml ha* established p M or 4’> U i.f t r r 7 P M COW A N D calf. E irjluw flffirey irire* as follow* on all firewood: _ Kl*. Ifl inch oi less $2] a cord 24 Inch ilh.60 a cotd TH E C H O IC E O F THE C R O F ELECT I t l f t r a i n , f ir e tr r c t m nn 4h inch I t (1,60 a cord. From lareiff'e B*ld to grocer's shell. Ihtr* andiron*. Phone 262-J. a m m u n it io n if w big dlllerence in odls Mother In revoking the 25 |xi cent nature's sell, rain and eunshlna favors A FEW kumquat, llmequat un I premium previously allowed for certain fiolo. Only Ik* choicest plump, calamondia trees If ordered at “ single" salon of aivlllan am sun-ripenvd oats — grown Irora special once. A. K. Kosretter, Celery munition, OPA said prices now hybrid itralna — meet* Ih* exacting •At*. must l>e computed in. proportion requirements (er National 3-Minute Oats. to the full box price. When the Foe tee lee. le ilr e r ) feel tbe aiders see TWO SM ALI farms b r sale; premium nn less than box lot Neflesel J-MIsste O efi li J wevt 0|t* 8 acre* mint, 2 kl.iry house. sales was allowed, OPA said. befferf r. W a g e . one itornge house, one I such sales constituted only a good wet), land tiled, eontpleie HOLLER MOTOR S A I K3 aiiblrrlgutlon. One 6 acre leun N HKpN I’SEH C A H S | wllh .2 atory house, 2 slorj’ eiling luice* , good well, lend tiled, (Ye will (isv lop All O r \ ( ile W luhlrrigalion. Apply for m•cd Butomobilc*. lctail* Immiiul Oux you- W rit* m to. J. VV.-llell, Lake hlu/.toa. ihone ur to come and nmke o tr SATURD AY Lamb Shoulders [.HIMi( s Sweet Mixed CREOMULSION 3 W A YS B ir r s * - Shoulder Beware Coughs from common colds F R ID A Y H A R D E N -F R E S H V E fJ E T A H I.E S A R R IV E D A I L Y ! YO U W IL L A L W A Y S K I N D T H E V E R Y REST D U A L IT Y No. 1 Tanrv Jersey* Potatoes M) lhs. 39c Fancy Iceberg York LETTUCE Idaho Imperial Potatoes Apples MISCELLAIVEOUS a F t lr s Celery 17c Lemons Wes I crn Clirrots W ALN U TS Le Yams lb 4 k ALM ONDS I'apvr Shrll Nehtev lb 55c PECANS Rillrtbury SnoShpen JST received ahtpment floor mala for all c a n and trucka. Firestone Stores, 111 E. C ris c o 1st W ANTED TO bu ware. Phono . YOUNQ ‘ cow and horse. Ixxrk ____ (Ubdlvlslon, 1842 Me Arthur, comer 20th St. M. L arge Peanuts sel of flentuII 2-J after 7:00 I Del Monte W A N TE D : Used Grand will pay cash. Box 160, Smyrna Peach, F ie______ NICE young thrifty Victory Gar­ den Plants now ready. Iceberg ‘WANTED:- Solid walnut cheat or lettuce; Eeearole; Tomato**) drawers. Box C, c/o Herald. Gabbog#; Collards; Chines* Cabbage) BeeU) Drcccoll: and Missionary Straw!w iry plant*J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe, phone ONE HOUSE a m T lot. Bnhart Lumber Yard. P R A C T IC A LLY n w . tonr btfycle. No ■*!• 214 Chapman Av*. Apply I*. Wc- turday. 1928' ESSEX Coach, good tire*. * 417 W. 2nd St, betwean 7 and I P. H M .________ - clock, pre-war, 00 hr. luminous dial, ntvir. *5.00. W*ll», 710 Oak Avs. _____ arm LOST: OA8 Ration Book “ A ” E. H. U ney, 110 E. 2nd St. LOST: Udlei JJuIpva'wrlst watch Ret. to HemlH. Reward. 12-oz While House ^uwcn/Rdte MACON* C A lbs 1*49 lost betweon SanUndo. Two wheel aly. Notify Hunt’s Store- phone 868. FOLDING Iron cot, gpringi, no mittrsu, *6,00; 100 f**t 7 f t LOST: Ration Hooka No. - 4. vrtr* fencing. Phone 701-W. Rachel Pringle and family. Oil Hoik Av*. in t i? llalinrdfl LOST; Pocket book xontainlm: gas ration couponk? driver1* llcetvae, valuabl* paper*. Arthur Daniel*. RL L 'B o x 82, Sarj Chili Con Carne 29c Pint Miracle Whip 8U li U SING S SERVICE 1C* who- guarWould appreTe«npor*rily French A t *. A Pickup, Pumpkin . f Ik* Ulna S l i n k 15c Ilia * II m v 2 V i Oxark Mothers O a ts .... 12c Jr. Clteese-lt .. . 12c Cnlrtup, \TAN TE ID ~ Rclish BTORAOB Wa n t e d - >v4|**V(*((tH*f Tomato Soup .. . 15c Alarm Tomato J u ice.... 23c , LADY. UFA A D*p*rtSlor*. 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T K O i' j'.* .' • a'>t till L t w II f V.Ml .NKT I 1* ' ' "" |ir..|.efl» h. ii'ia ai ie i Deeeaewl \ |■•* or *1 4— W . la t i Thf SANFORD C l.K A N No Urine 2 Hi. li'\ W ool riiK " to S phone v \ \ 'I d l l N.i \N I We m i: II |>..» Phone 732 K m on NI 11 KK ( () K Hie wants in tm eriin lely. > ilk — N il t «ill v 1'ATHIN I( \ « . s per . or ra il |.<>untl. us. in in ted ia lr acceptance. ROBERT A. W ILLIAMS t> U W \ \ T I '. I) 1 < package STORE V | , r««l«vinr«| H E R A L D , III • « Itnr • 'in * k it *•»• i t m it \ri«»N ro. t o m . l ' T u r u r n u u n a n d p l u \ ,. t 4 k n .n u » . <>• i« i> X • ! ( < ; » : \\ \ T K I u h n »r p la v r I n l f M said c s r l l f l c a l a shall hr •■'I'NH n . v V I N l i CLAWS " I t --------. .1 1 . - 1 i d e m •• a r id l*tte| (* fflt r ad I rnln-titwl «rp»n hn * lo law. 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If 4 i u » a whl WITH ; ' M i l T . , t i r h l . ,n D rue Co. •, in** 1 >o|l. foy >11X011 • I L A H U C A H T U H . if th v ♦ PEACETIME FUTURE K In Ihr 1 Ir r ult 1 ••art Ir 1 ••UU* ) Kim Id.1 file Jnnu.il % llul* 1 0 1*1 •In Uf 1 II.uw. Ortrtinic I’.jr— P»id V*c»tion» •|a f ixill lie* »* • In Fr*<iurn t I n c r e » » * » will 1..... • • •I 1 « I n Plea.ant Environment • •I* • tir |i1 1 Ml.lt. d 11 « 1.... t . lul.e-d m \ N F 4 •111• l l l . l t \ 1 I..I hlin •• n • ti*|ti|»r| o lt (or • drink take bom* a bottle. b il l ’s lit l » l <1», uf July. A f » . IMS. ha* filed sain# in my ••(flee altd lia* mad? appl lra tl on fur a t. u •I• to iir issued th e r m o Siltl I ' . f t l f l r a t * rm h rn re * the fn||i»s in* t,r*. r (!•«•«! |iv>»perl> In thr t u u n t y • t N*lfilltul«. Hi I r uf Klurltl* III • *4 ll Iml !•! Uili|s u« itj rinl lUmk I I’ tijra I I to SI A S A N F O R D N E D S M IT H . M anager. ,.*dV ; f,,T :lHS CHRISTMAS . LET EXTRA CASH BE YOUR RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Hot! Estate Sales— Rentals— Mortgauu Loans De|>eiidnble Insurance ami Bonds -* ’Phone 960. Roome 4, Florida Slate Bank Building Toys Mode] Airplanes and CONCRETE PIPE other toys THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. d Phone 101 207 Mncnolin Ave. 10% OFF From O PA Prices LUCKY STAR! 0«*» 7« u #f Ou* oillomtM i (L (fiq * d mf On purchases o f two-fifths or more of t> k«e«n I NOW I l k V —• catk u* ( o* lip «4 i(i •*f« *. e*d ke*e (f o g •*» I_ _ GOOD fk#»* 1 no -ref ike f|t>« kolj t|f y • * • '•* « ' •• jm. .1' 111 |-':ini ii\ I. >••• («•! hit |,|| you , 1 ' •** 1 ' f 1 ■'•I,4*"li|IJr Jel) d«i>ila ko* *>w h | M w «| tW#l to •*# to p|, etl yOv* k»dl| » We ten k«l(i , I |.. from Tk» • * •*» ^ /•# . * i b 4 4 * f i i * •tp«C*i «llf n og •nowqk Ik«| l«d Ice* quad Ml* I* ipo.I.cq ike If I • I! (iB O O M IN C i *• PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. i« d t\ ( m f Lucky Su» iJ'ujM YO U too f luck mul n g o o d G O \ M v H A N D IN i! M . \ M RUM- G IN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM ­ PORTED B RAN D IE S A N D W INES NICK'S PACKAGE STORE Seminole 22U .Magnolia ! >r\ .N" Save Point* More Bakery. JPooda X Word lo the W i& . . » S'rtid Holiday Cleaning TODAY! /£ ROBB’S HOME BAKERY 475 Dry Speciai L i bristmas !• ♦'QUALITY ALWAYS” 105 W. 1st St. Phone 864-J Call •■•»--..« yYTTWBTC By Ealing * < h ; i i h 1" Praii is -1!N II,. T E L E P H O N E OPERATORS Cleaning Department COLD: 11II ll 1- 1II \t tin 1» t■ii SI | 1•| 1 ) <•1. nl... .1 \ _m! >1ir. 1 B R 0 «H T A lT »0 b t'I S n n f i . i il. I l..f n l; i L^ SEMINOLE Co. LAU ND RY Co. 819 Wait. Third S t I»hon« 475 DINE H ave a Coca-Cola=Let’s all have fun UP B. lat St Do Not Apply If N o * Enjtated In Baeentiel Work li AT MRST jigh or f . in a friendly use atmosphere Cold Preparation* ai dlt»ct*d Yiie'M like our courteoua hrlp nnd pleanant ttur- roundinipi. * STEAKS ' * CHIClUiN HEADACHE SEAFOOD U ** lM Ie lt e v e e k e d n h feet lireen V# lye*I lu le PrlYntt I’urtlcH Arranged •h fh 1 file. II Hm M k N w m l«e (tee « m U Ik# M I A U*. L/uui n • C E L E R Y C IT Y R E S T A U R A N T CAPUD1NE end operated by Mr. end wu V HAND In Perform ance . ,*■ ' • T fV ’ *‘ V InQ uaU ty. 1 .. YOBWON’T hi THS CIIISTNASt J In Dependability yee M r l e m .T.- w- . • •> • • '>,„■ •r ■ ■ . •- - •*;- -l vW * ,or meeting? menus at the Youth Center rielrt • L • v. I IT you dad youth meeting together to talk, ta dance, to have fun SellTef p l*t. ee4 e e l b e «e W w n y O e e i . M e e* e l l I * C A N be 4— . . W A . f M e . 4 leee M e ai. y e « M i ■* i'owfc Center* And thin center oi attraction U the whoieaome rafreahment tbmt rtjnibtt with Ice-cold Coca-Cola ij - /The' wonfi Hsvt 0 “ O V * a*e paaaworda to '■* » - ^ i ; /'N + - . anijruo « mo(« aukioMf* 0^ Hanford AlUntle Net* Bank I It i%* li-•*i$.i a ayobyl of hoagllelltf and (Haodlincaa J fQ H P R M n ae 1 ,L;- • * l('« natuf.l for popular m * r e . * to acqolrc htcodly a b t e v y * . IH| COC4 COIA COMfAHY if* COCA-COLA p O T J T U N lF ^ ^ .......... Liion a. T h e t S » h y you b a m C Q M I* A N ,Y **- ' « t M . Ih K U , / t S tr ife .M c -i r- ICouCdUullod"CdtJV‘“- �! \ \ .r * r gT4)fin>A rAnn Ricnt TiB.ChaiimanAflka Citizens To Aid War Bond Drive Tribute to the medical bra nr hr. o ( the armed force* » n paid to dav by A. B. Peterson. praaldcnt of the Seminole Comity Tubcrcu utba. nr(ui—»u(i. port o f the Slith War Loan Drive "In order that our boy* mav be granted every »afejfuard acainat the ravage* of war.’ "On the third annlvernar- of Pearl Harbor, each one of ui, I am aura, ha* rcaolvcd that ‘it ■hall not happen again'," he rai l In a *Latcmtnl laiued for publira lion toduy, "W e have resolved, too, to embark with renewed effort upon th* U ilft which we. a* ...1. . j - .1 Ikj <prJ I..'. « u . vu icr; Wi, *i# >i it.** Vm * Li f r u p#rlvj7it .*f.J ./.if - i* w* * ** J* ut tiiii) . mi b m o h !./ ’ i-*i* u .io Mil* vCIlipJ#!* 1. l.w *.i.o ti J*-* Jmlsstfrfr ( h f f i 1 IH all tul ill l jcjfiiil olilttf Ul toif U|mi n uh ||!I, une that mil* for no extra phyalml efftirl It i* th«* iihllKaUtm 1*» l»u> \Vnr Itoml* tlor iruvrriiimrtil llffd i l hi’ money you loan in purchaMnir Itnrutn l«» keep our Imy* f»uii|ihr<l with tin* finest Ut vnr. "Th u equipment Con* 1st. not only of instrument* of wurfurc guns, airplanes, tanks and ships • but nl*-o of implements of pro­ tection. When I .peak at imple­ ments of protection, I a m ‘ think trig particularly of our medical unit*. Never before have nur Mildiers, antbirs and marines left our shore* so well fortified ugninsl the Uurards of disease M 'j' Ci »In1 I.*. |nt XI UO.lt hill' til lltr FMH*ilt*nce Ol in r i 111’a I «r x ic*t+n„ th i* i n r ute n rliMeuML* in I h r nim ril force* hrrn ill :i m H e a IK reriured, ill<jr tiillt irs nrnoiiir the v*m In A rm y h n s p ila i^ t ire nut than three per »enU us coin with eight per noil in the "M other., father*, and wive* o. our light lu If men owe a deep debt ui giulitiiilr to the acientluta, phy.iclana, autKeon* and nurse, who, with the aid of the be*, aiipplira nnd r<|Uipment nvailaio, today, nrc wui'ing n winning rai-dicttl buttle lot the live* o. yu r Imy. " t e l u« not fin get that the purchase t»f War ttoud* t. at, invealmenl l Ini I will pay finan r m r^r —8-lb Mesh Bag Quantity Right a Roiotvod Price* Good Thru Saturday, December 9 Plain or Iedited U. S I Maine P o t a t o e s io-ibi 3 9 Yoik i A p p le s 5 lb* 4 5 c Cotif r.mt>«iur G r a p e s * 16 Pure Delicious 19c Oeorpm J Y^m s 3 Idaho Butt*i ib* 19c | P o t a t o e s 5-ibi 2 5 c Sunmaid Nectar 8 C. ! Cabbage Jumbo . it> > C e le ry 5c # *»aik 19c C anadian Waldorf Rum and Brandy R u tab ag as 'b 4 c Snobat! C a u l i f l o w e r h> 1 7 c Coloroda Extra Fancy Blue Roso 5 O n io n s Colli 21c im * C a r r o t s 2 bcM 1 9 c Grade B Not Rationod VEAL M ackerel Mullet Sirloin Roast Shouldort Rih Chops Shoulder Chops Patties I u> na to Broast Stow Va Red rta Croakers to na/Red * Snappers to to Yallawlall Snapper to C h e e se Ptak Solroou B*«l & Folk M«al Steaks A*43rt*d SUc»<l Co Id Rich Cttotny Coltag* u> ' Loaf 2 ib M feats S<&US0 ibs pha O ysters Pt Scrapple 2 ib«49c fat Btewiag Tender Corn-Fed Chickens «> r to Rib Roast Ib Hamburger Ib i Froth Tonguot Ib Long Island‘ Deesesd Ducks >b Ground to D *4 G ra d * Pura lease Shipped Dressed Turkeys ib O lij Toihlon J o M w n Is. Stand aid To Sirloin bt«ak pound v.lub Sfcak pouo4 T-Bono| Sfoakt pound Chuck Roast pound 30c Plata Stow Ib 25c Short Rib* Ib 32c Sn.ok#d Tongues^Ib Your O rder .<••■>>■»-■( From r a i l Oa*I Army repulsed two eounter-at lark, near llaggurnau. Th« Flral Army trumed several mile. o. Vosges mountain*. Ttnmtnn a rmiirr t rolumns ptunjr ,M within JO milet o f A uttri* past the lower end of Lake Bala­ ton In wraiem HunKarj. T h . Bed* sliced deeply Into Th" con­ futed Natl flank bahlnd Nagy/ kanli.a, a rail junction 10 milt* rom the northtrn Yugoslav bor­ der. _ —. Berlin .aid the HuailmnA bad atablished a new bridgebtad wait ut the Danube River below Bude pe»lM: . in Italy, Brltltli and Poliah troop* ama.hed scrota the La. inone Kivri southwest o f Faettta ,nd i.tahlished a bridgehead Thi British cleared out Isolated Gernan pock c l. in captured Rava*na. ____ _ w 1* ‘ RnllJcfiont dispatctvre amid tha Ninety-K.fill Division ctl Llaub ien. (ienrife S. Patton's Third Army sent troops across tha Saar touth of Saarlaulern and into tha ■utpost* of th* Siegfried Line. Jthcr unit* of the seme division .tabbed beyond tjaarlauteni and 'Spanded t) cir original 'hrldgthaaJ, 'hich. now I* at least 2 1/2 mite* vide el It* base. Special detail* ontuiuerl mopping up operation* n Saarlautem Itself, The wheeling operation all dong the Third Army front south il Saarlautem continued. AaociBteil I’re n 1‘orretpondenl i A . i i Hawkins said the dotigh)<>)■* merle arlvance of up to thr*a _*ule. pressing within tig Itlllci if the g r a t -tnduitrtal city of lanrbrursrn and within three .illcs ol .Harregutmlne*. , Tonight Patton1* men and a r­ mor had thru*l Inside Germany m a solid 40-mlle front axMndlng , rom e point east of Luxembourg to southwest of the blackened nduatrial city at Saarbruckan, ,ho.e lactones and rail yards ire being pounded Incessantly by .icavy Omcriran artillery from a il.tanr* of oniy sit miles, A a Ame< icun troops plunged hmugh Suarlaut.rn and Into tin nemy's rnneret. dolensa bait eyumJ the city in the new focal ssnult nt t ie Winter otiensiw, I appealed prubable that the .IiukL toll nuw was surpassing alnust anything in the long and ui r|Dlr war history o f westayg urope. t's.u alllrs MauBtiag Iirawlng back Just- a trifle the ell of srerrey guarding the manrowei cost ut the great operaion Allied headiguarters disclosed I at the previously estimated igure of 4,000 German casoaltlSa luily had risen considerably. It .reined probable that American iimtra now bearing the burnt .1 1<> nssault, might be suffering St| vast ns heavy —- ~ » lu Ihb north the American nsl A i my battled into the vfl* m —mm m m 39c ,43c 45c 27c 19c 21c 43c 1 1919 Me arc# dfia. U a itiiu H rt*i TCU XI* t9T*b7 LEGAL NOTICE Ja T H E B T A T K OF F I/ M IID A . TO H O W A UT. A l.l.E M HI'ENCE, AlinitK.SH U N K N O W N ; A sw orn HIM o f C om p lain t hsvIn i bscs filed * g * ln * l you In lh* Circuit c o u rt In and fo r B»m nnla County, Florid a, lo Ch»rn-#r>, ’ by L A tliL A U A K HPBNCE for d lv o rr* **nd It b t ln i a llo f .d th r r .ln that your addrraa I * ' in lin o o n lb r » pra**nta ara tharafrirn to com mend T o a -tw -tr s —s iid -ijrpaar tism rT —tha Circuit C ourt In aruf for Hsmlnnls County. F lo rid a, -s llh s r In p»raon or by attorn ey, on Ih * t ih day of January. A. D. 1111. n lh s rw l** U sers. P ro Con/aaao w ill bo en ter*d a g a in st you. II la fu rth sr o rd rrsd that thla Citation ba published hi T H t Ban* ford llrra ld . a naw apaptr p tib ll.h *d In Hanford, R nn ln n lr County, Florida, nnf# *arh w r r t fo r four <t> oonaocuily* wssks. IVITNF.HH my h in d and o ffic ia l »»1 na C l*rk o f th* C ircu it Court n and fa r H .m ln ol* C ounty. F lo r ­ ida, thin lh * Hh day o f [w r r m lir r . A. ft. 1 IM . IHKA1.) a P. |IK It NOON, P lo rk o f C lrru ll Court. In and fo r H roiln ol* County, Florid a. G A R L A N D W. H PK N C K lt. ftntlpllnr for P la in tiff If.# in A l* r n n * t j ordered lo Afc I J o ol iir.u a :> IMS lo ih# t il ) of tvri.i,M«nt filed affairs? I you i u its# Circuit Court | F#ml« i« l# t 'ouol >. t*) IVAt | 11mm C*|-4# Mill, t*#11!ft * »wM for divorce* I Thi* Hanford I1*rt«l<l I* il**a!irHAlrd » A** th# |uippr In whleti th ■ t*rd#i ■hall I*# p u h ll a h M for four w » # k * \Vltn#«*. fi P . Clerk **f Ih# mild Court, j u <I lh# o f f U l n l *•»! th#r#«if. s( H m f o n l , PluHda,F this &(h da y of I>#r#inUr f. M M tHEAfir ft p IIBItNIWIN Clark fly (. I-. Hum tJapuly Clark. We Serve the finest in food and liquors T H E " NAME of AND t id : IIT THE btatk of F IX IR ID A TO A l.D T O W HOM T H E R E P l t m in *TH H IIA IJ , C O U E , OHI1DTINOft: T h is la to c e rtify tk al. e h s r r s a It. B. W ta H T , Hanford. F lo rid a t* H. W IO H T . Hanford. F lo rid a W. H. H A N D . Ranford. F lo rid a , did oa Ih * l l l h day o f May, A. Is. 1111, eaua* lo ' h* In corporated an ilsr the provisions of (Thapirr IOOM, U * r o f F lo rid a , A c ts " f W IH IIT - IIA N D IX ). a eorporitloru w ith it* p rin cip a l Place >,f business at ffanford, Hemltmla I’ ounty, la I he ms la o t F lo rid a, and wh*raaa lh* proper n lflc e rs of such corporation did on the 1*1 day o f Decamber, A II. t a n I ' l o o lo b « fllail In th* o ff ic e nf Hie Hscralery o f R ia l* o f the Hint* of Flnrlea, a duly au th enticated re so ­ lution adopted by Ibe a io rk tib ld er* under the pravlslnn* o f "a ld -IT ia p tar 100*1. Law s o f F lo rid a . A v ia of l* U . H how lng lh * dl*aohitlnn of such corpora l Ion, end the Hecrele ry o f H lale la a a ll*fle d that Th* rs(|ulremanlp at lew ' h ave be«n com pllrd with. (H K AI.t IN tVITNKHH W H E R E O F , I have h#r«tjfilc» # tt m> hurirt * n«l tmk# «tffla#d th « O r# it H * il nf ih# Rtat# o f Flo rid *. » t T allah a ap H , th * (.'a plu l. thi* lh * flr * t d*|.> o f D # r * fiib * r , A* H I I I # n a . o itA r . Sure, I caiTy BATTERIES Let tm. H irrM irf of T1IE N A M E n r T i l K S T ( OF F I.O il I ■IA . TO IIE V A M AE L.BW IR HI whn|« pine* of fill with watrr with our your battery and check It hydmmetrr— at treat nnrr a mouth. (.’ reax* job Tire» Checked UattcricH Charged S E M IN O L E T I R E S H O P , Inc. Ht*t# IH ui Bottled-in-Bond in stock 201 N. I’ atk Ave. Phone .17 r*«M#nr# a o tU c fc * * ? dinging stubbornly only to t U 'astern outskirts of tk« shattered Ituren. Other Eirst Arm y uulU :»cat back two tank-led Natl ^ounter-attacka and retained ‘ tkalg hold on Luct*ri>snr, ■bstwean )urun and Julich, Otherwise the First Army .rout, which Kad biased with al* mist continuous action for 19 lays, was described In a field lispairh a* “ generally qu iet" A similar lull hung over the J. S. Ninth Army’* front along he Ituer lllver north and eouln if Julich, though waves of Am* rican fighter-bombers lashed ierman fortified villages asst M -he Koer. (The Germen High Commend, tnnounclng that the American at­ tack east o f Aachen had tubelded, lectured 'th e -enemy had In hlfl Citrusip no. 2 16c Pumpkin 2V4 14c <4 M Beans gr**n. no. 214 no. 2 1 Valley Prime K .^. Peas no. 2 1 It will warm your heart to know that a «ervice- mstn or woman will be able to take that precl. O liv e s pound - O' packag e J.B- 3*o* , . ous trip home— may be a last furlough before 19c year-end « » 4 « d Apple Jelly 12c ! Bret Rabbit Ootd Labe) . M o l a s s e k 16*0* 2 3 travel Ib advance. ■ * _-> l * i f V | * -r ■■■-•■ - . t J » You can help give the armed force* firat call . J u ic e Qu*rf 27c bender* net Salt 4 for 10c Freshly Dressed A!l-Bran pie 11c Declared B est Available Dally . m »n „V ■V of the When the Roman Empire be gan to crumble in the Fifth cen­ tury A.D., rf.e Ernnerurs aban­ doned Rome and made Ravenna their rXpika). STOKELTS Corn ------— newly-redecorated----- — Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge Grand Coulee dam has three times the bulk of Boulder dam. Citra Standard C n t n Style Coffee To visit the cvmrtHM r v w t r o r - m m ---IN a u t h o iiit t ^ Froth Cut Chops Wholo Shoulders Fresh Sidoi lb lb Sausago Fla Bpeakla Trout Round Roast Rib Chops Shoulder Roast Broast Slow Pathos P a tto n ’s T hird Army Puts BridgeHeads Across Saar W EDNESDAY, Di • But the BEST bonds you can buy, are W ar Bonds! F A R R E L L ’S Arcade PACKAGE STORE A Arcade Mdg. Phone 9148 �<1 1 H ------------- r ’V ^ 1 . » -L - YOUR FfRSONAl GOAl ll w* utah io be rreef If » » wish u p r « f r r i Inviolate Uioee lnealliaibte prlvt k i n i for which wo haro beta M laag coo tandlni—we B u t figh tl ^ w m i t i U X1T, VO LUM E Established 1908 SANFORD Blood Gift Flown To Seabee ^ < s a rta I nHf r AaM r t a l# f N#i l « f o o r a F R IU W . W n D I-t'K .M U E R 8 . I 1H I , A T U R N S , live. 8. (A l* ) — Thr HritUh in itinkn anil armprrd car* puihrtl out from A t h r m to mert 700 Inaurxrnt hi.AH militiamen advancing on the Greek capital, General firing * * a resumed in Athena, „ wave covering house with water, starting a landslide -and damaging buildings. Af▼ter n day of den inIn of ma­ jor damage, a Japanese broadcast said the districts affected include Hamamatsu, Shb.uikn, Mngano and vici- f l i t Home On Leave Kdilan N o b :— T k « follow­ ing names of boya in aarVIr* yfetate Chainber^^Nairr^^A'OSfionl^P&ve for *k W i m m . Z . & R atliff, Irlrphone 811-J. and Miaa Mlanchr Kennedy, Ulephona u !t-W hare born arleeted aa a comm If lee tu aware nanfra of aervlre men and women mo that thrlr friend, may know when they are in Sanford. Pfe. David Cotborn and Cpl. Lloyd llnrvey of ■ Fort Myera ■pent Wednesrlav with Mr. and O Mm. lJnyd L Harvey and are visiting Pfc. Colburn’, parents in New Smyrna. S/Sgt fieorge II. Sleeie of Montgomery, Ala. is esprefed to w arrive next week to vialf rela " f iv e * . Ilia addreaa Is: A8N Hur>»i02tl. Section C, D.L.M., 2122 A A ti Base Unit. Maxwell Field, Ain. , __________ ^Pfc. Wilcey J. Sipes Dodges Nazi Tank W IT H T1IE F IL T H A R M Y , Dec. 8, (Special)— Three Yank wireman ran smack into the cent t f . r o f a tank battle In northern Italy reccnlly, but by quick man­ euvering pulled their mhlcla out o f danger. Advancing In front of an infnntry unit with wire eommunlca„lions along Highway 05, were “ Sgt. Hay W. Kimbrough, A010 Linwood Boulevard, Kansas City, Miss., Pfe Wilcey J. SJpea, Box U7* Sanford, rla., and Pvt. ftnyco £. Warnpole, De Forest, W lL wembera of the 91at A"Powder River" Division of liaut ■ ---- - Marie W, Clark’s fifth Array in Italy. As their vehicle rounded a — - curve in the fend they came in the sights of a German tank .th a t was engaged With American Ftanka. at the bottom of a. hill. Before the Naais had time to tarn their weapon* on the ve­ hicle, the Tanka drove to.eafety. -■ _____ L ervieef M e n Seek .S. Employment A id • Since the opening on Nov. 16 of the 0. 8. Erapl? jnent eenrke offlea, nearly 20 awervlca men have applied either v'lor employment aid'or to sreuya Information concerning i«rvke benefit*, according to Arnold P. Mlckler, manager. We keep In contact at aU I the #County In reran? to need for Mr. Mlckler said, .and ' t^Workers. i added that eraployen have open •' C nmny good job# not as yet filled by workers. -- ----- — . . ^ CHRISTMAS SRALB The aala of Christmas Seals NTMTTEn rr>. Member A"w*,*rti»trri- Urr-i-c Battle For Budapest ! Itises In Intensity As Russians Reach Within 15 Miles U. S. Troops Move Forward Slowly In Germany m cri'd f s T O U [) T o d ergT O u n d S tu d y till- Reserves Definite progress toward over­ all State participation in n plan o f water conservation wen today reported by Mayor Biggin* afler attending, aa secretary of Cen­ tral Florida Inc., the meeting Monday in Tampa of the Florida Slate Chamber o f Commerce. A special' coiflhiittee meeting waa called of the different nrganiuitibna sponsoring water con terratIon, he aoiil imvernoi Sp, tard Holland and (l»rrrm it Kl.-et Millard Caldwell ultended the airetlng. "The case o f wnler cornerva lion was presented very e ffe c ­ tively by spokesmen from the various organUationa and t lie urgent necessity of starting a nla! Ian at once was brought out,'* aye IHggin.i declared Mayor " I t wai the eonaeimua of opin* hit. there inti of this gathering Illmt. U n it should be an over-all state con­ trol to advise and collect scienti­ fic data on the Various section, of the State o f Florida where water conservation and rnnlnd la necessary.” he added. "After .its cussing the proposition pro and con, tnls delegation wns unimi moos on a motion made hy It. D. Keen* o f Orlando and secondedbv Mayor Wm. Ileardall o f Or Undo that the Governor and the Governor-Elect elect -and appoint, a committee .composed o f inform ­ ed members from the various sections o f the sU te to compile data and work out a workable legislative plan to be presented to the next legislature. "Governor' Sots sard Holland and Governor-Elect Millard Cald­ well agreed to this program. “This di<| not mean,” he con­ tinued, "that there wuuld be tin further usefulness for such or­ ganisations as Central Florida Inc., the Farm Bureau Committee and other aimllar organisations throughout the State, as they will tontlnue to represent their respective areas as W o r t ; how­ ever, It does mean that there will be an over-all control by the Stale of .the entire problem that will have authority to formuUte plana to the beat interest o f the entire state, even though It may M t be flu that on* particular district requires or expect*.” ‘ Mr. fUfgina expressed himself aa well pleased with the feet that wot* of Central • Florida, Inc., and other organisation* ad­ vocating water conservation had developed their case to the point that the Governor end Governoripredated the Importance f fik and Indicated their views by agreeing to anoint this committee. R p # *n I.o if N ir lif Been Last Nfjht Put O ff ’til Monday With hut 40 tier cent of 8em inolc t'otiitty,» War Rond quota o f 11,11)’.1,0(10 suld, .or a total of J to rtHf." 2.r> In sales, Frank Even., county chairman Of the 0th W ar Loan drive, today appealed In citiien- to b u y more bonds In order to reach the ijtintu With a county K bond quota set a! $202,000. sale, of this tyj>e of bund total onl) $00,100, Mr i ran, re|w>,iei! The above county liond totals mu* trot those yet denied through thr I'oderul Keserve linnk, whore figures show only $2l9,0ut) fur tin* county tu date, according to Ralph Bagwell of the State W ar Finance Committee, ll was re­ ported 1lint the State has suld only 20 percent fli iu ‘lunta in bund tales tu date. Mr. Kvans has rcrt»est«*d that ministers of churches make five minute appeals from their pulpits Sunday In behalf of the liond drive. He added that there is plenty of money In hsok deposit-, and that action by IhiirJ -tiling teams should enable them to make more sales. The drive will end on Dec. 20. The bond auction sponsored hy Hanford l-uigo of Klks 1241, which was not held Thursday evening as scheduled because o f ruin, will be held Monday evening at 0:00 o'clock at the corner o f First Street and MignMIa Avenue. Many more article* donated' In addition to thoae previously an­ nounced. w ill be auctioned o f f to the highest bidders in bonds, according to Joel 8. Field, grand exalted ruler o f Ilia Hanford Elks, "Through special arrangements made with the Hanford Naval A ir Station. thrilllAg and start­ ling fact* about the campaign on Guadalcanal w ill b l told by Pfc. V. J. Wagner USMCR. the story of# the re-capture of Gnant will be told by P fc. F . E. Rpth U8MC(I'M tU s H Os rag* arise) ENB. O D H AM G RAD U ATES orrrn L. Olham, USEnsign Warr MS, P. O. Bow 818. Sanford, Fla. graduated In the 42nd class, Nov. 28, 1844, from the Fort Trum’ New London, Connecticutrer’s School and was commis­ sioned aa Ensign la the U. B. Maritime Service. Ensign (Wham has received as­ signment aboard one of tba U. 8. Merchant Shine and will eerre M 3rd Male in the Deck Division. PB A P INSTRUCTOR CepL W. M. Haynes baa made head instructor of .B ration echool In Eagltnd ^ he has been taaeHjw for lime, according to weld 9S Serving Overseas two; years, now, C ..f S«/t r ltr tir k fii cpnatv- If.s.slv tmlny us Ih« United ■'tales T h ird A r m y pushed a -lee! jiro ngiiiiiHi |he Sunrlaml eiip ilal. d rivin g 11u mile*, into the Siegfried line, t also hit into Forhaeh, a Kreiivh town m iles s<mthue-i nf the i i i \ tin I he \ LONDON. Dec K. dV» -- Prime Minister Churchill *««iH thr Hr It Iah nctnl in Greece to Beep pitncM*r* out » f power and mt er­ ven*) in Italy ticcami* they »1M not tniKt Count Darin Sforcu. In the linin’* nf Common^ debate, he dented thr Hr.ti h tf.»vcrninept Higgins Reports Evans Reports Definite Progress Bond Sales Are On Conservation Now At $407,857 F l«»| . -/ . .tin m ■r. ln f o f I h r w rw trm •*• r‘ ( 'Ll'1*’ Vmi-f it in S e v e n t h j 4 t*,.k «ir**ve n. 11h o n it ;|j\ m ile | ’ '" 'ii ai i o f the R h in e , re n e h ) «ir K m J i e L e r i f , ‘•even in ile a lie* w the S it;i f to. rHe i •R h e r S» v r n th m B su rirc H ■ tli f h f t iiu jh tl» r R h in e v a j jy v to 1 t i ih n i fo tif M ille t n f C iih t t a r , th e 14i tf A l" i if h in i' if v nt t ir r iv ia n i huoHI hr irit|i I m I w 1*4*11 th e s'« * • m h *1111 th e I i h h ’ h K I m I VWti h R K n .t in l til \‘2 m ile * . N ♦■*- * *' l *• 11«**I w 11 hs11 Itw \ nIJ 'hr lihll * * il f k''' i By Garden Club Writes ; -i If k l*T|il tie I . ■■' » i* 'h fo r 1•- • f if i *"f r n * 11 v <' i -ti ' e>I l.t w il h '! ' ' • «i ■ i ' 1 ms th e ■' fe w t . * i v e» f r o m t F* 1 * iuh *i I t h e ir I • " in h em - Z.»t r « L Rivrr. fhr 70 l ro t In n is-r lt I i Its i* t he !. - ■ */t.' I s'**$Hi \ -i .'V if. i* "uii tl$* i' ill* "Mr th* In C<>nung Winter i Ml fit in ti ii H o * * *r ' .1 |t» "1 n «I It! I **nrh » I' ., ft -v i*t.( F o r e s t I-, ■ Belgian I.ilV l o ‘" Mu,ri:^ ' 01 IL I C a m p i n * 11 r L ,»i*r L r u v k r n * i m ,[ ) . w rlH e H ^ 1 11 * *'»•.',! 'I etc. John K. Fu\ Natiui Is lacing *f - l if t .- i ! o __ Landscaping Of CITY BRIEF'S Streets Planned 'Hat 0N E EXTRA SWO BONDI I llF AMttglileA |*rra«) Ariivni'nii urtilli-ry Imm- ‘ $ n i t i r « nn<l claimed the damage aas slight. It said Tokyo was shaken hut fattest to mention Ki« *1. *• . i n y it ff r •*■•*»11r n l - « 111* I h »* any damage to shipping. I S »»n Italy iliuichill flunf Store than 271,090 Jupanere h^. k .at bin rh dlcnrcM a defiiflfllt face destruction in thr PhilipJof a voir of coot ideuce ^jiines b -cause American umphiJ*i imp Mim»ilor (,'lnn <'hjlt hi ti «l.ln u * forces beat a reinforcing fiVhun^r nuuwi defended Hritnin"* Ja|> convoy into tKe Urmo4 harinleivriitron hi t ir o v r and I t-MIy and won a J ‘ 7 0 - 5t» vole if- ertn* hoc on the west coast of Leyte. Hilrnee from tho Mourn? **f t-nnv The entire Japanese force of monn. thurchill i oirlvrd hia Li ships- including seven de­ ninth vote ronfineni e itfler de* stroyers and an estimated 4 ,0 0 0 -'larmy that Hi itmn u«l* d in ^ tr o o p s —was destroyed in addi­ tines*- <»nlv t*» avert fflinir>t«ai tion to <12 tighter planes, rule A U-S. destroyer and destroy­ He ftto< d t»y Hritain * onpo*«i er-transport w e r e sunk hy lion In Fount ^f n/a who iAmerican guns after being dis­ .ppntted hv ArneinM t' \Nit'll abled hy sir raidrrs. The landing AT fi C ENTKIt In Sun Kmiicirro* Nui'*# lit-\ •-rIy SHvmtrii lakct a t.|Cl U.tl, 111Itl-fll A iuI..I fclaa*! of Hal « i Hitvexed the Japs into traps on blood tkiuiituit H**W from trlephnnr opvmt(>r fTieida OTttirn i l n It'at * •*el tbe r.M l.d St .it* « m*ff L « y Is. donation. ulnn^ with olbcis, v% a *i mk •Miipitnml on a flight t• t , hr 1 1 V11j» j n hale a.hiev. .n !M*|ri Warships and superfortresses | Con tf nil id r e T blasted Iwo Jims in the llonins. Mur in tiiia by coiT^nponilnii Jack MilB’WtHl ami, itppm *1 mu ti l v in Tokyo reported Rilperfort* flew . hour* Inter, »l wui injrvlrd <bottom i into thr v •*1na of I null y Imin over the capital hut dropped no ™ He a low Willie K Ih.vtvr, Pine Bluff, \ r ‘ . Ar.ilind the I*, d boml)v> The recantured ,,rrt **r° * n IWhrMirr. N \ . *tu\ M. I •••**■11 i*»» turrd making not Tt**m /..» tu * v i II f , O U ,, ;; l| ,l| . | l e t ^Tujihnn, 75 milci aopthrimt of l tt,r 1° r ^ I S W Ok. m**w /..»n*-* ville, I' Ip l r i fu tlio im l S o u n d p flu id I K wefynnff. J a pun unno mired the Inm of 1 fiK.Ooo killed and wountlcd in the Army and Navy pi th« |m«t year and claimed the United I r»ti<it!tir<J J ij/ U American Artillery Hammers At The Gates Of Saarbrucken Prime Minister Says Britain A c t e d To Keep Gangsters Out Of Political Power rrtw t Toltfo. i\«lmittcU F L O R ID A , Gang Rule in Greece Seen By Churchill 25,000 Japs F o r c e d * Into Trap On Leyte • AsConvoy ToOrmoc Is WreckedBy Yanks Ja - A T LEAST AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER XXXVI T okyo Admits Some Damage T ro m ’Q u a k e J j , I' V ilv th e H n in in ,t n ) f ' o )«iji f • I f!'** ' hi l$'eti*-H.l O V ff 1 tiK'il fi v 1*! 1 B $• . « f *e»e*w A *»*s r - 4 . r Fnsr) » win Vlit(* ■» iH| \ i r It* Igi n • ' Thc urumnn'* Hnnlitiir ttmmiMon I* m i l l U ll I (* «l T (I i* B <i I n ( P i i s e n C" ( ,i;i| | n f. r ' M.l.l.h. '1 ,> *hip St'minutu (\mM> limy ty*» r|* p ■» t1 1 ' t o * |. ■ r Ml I u > - l H t«i M i * k ( i t i i i i i H u m iK it ' v . tln u trh • ** * I >( a! I I I 11 11‘ d Mi er \\ ;i\ I l k ' l l III 1lit .*ft!• t. <ii r trr of R<ij»§ lltipInmhiA of 1-eJik*1 y v n n n r r n p ? ApOl *^t|Uyd kl* ! w'l V tU 'r* L k \ M is s H u tffi h t '* / a T " * T * t e m f .i u :\ . , i (g L 1 <lorn run mcnfiOi •04 iimngr*1 tmrk on iTimiJkflgfHn i ftr p u r* . », i f Th. pBio ♦ * ! Bii\ r ii> Hay, Nov. .'Ri Tkui a r**p* ^ ' U*l)| the (iitliin (j! | - »». hi lie 11 i l*rrft'rmnm r foi l«yt year -I #,|lf!>e It* si , » i.f Je l l Ii*mn, m »m <»f Chari** 1f14 Til) VMII "t »*4*'144'* Ml (*- *• kill*! her firm! tlrer* i *i«l «|* ti 1 •# U • .1 i. -i .i me 1 1Infill Si ha* hc»t*n in r-rntril with CMP | Uu.i a u•Hid phii'i. *" 1 i I III if Ml t tit" I Mill -.1 1 h»' . I mL |)i t 1tiH Mill 114*I 'a IM tiiktiri of MM '.111 < 1in'i Bs.iirii i i*ii 1 wrM ,411.1 f M ayor E ilw n r H 'lllt f f in * ' | He.it Mi II II \|« * . . mi u h. m 11 -lfl 4 1\ i m 11- nJU1il* ■4 1»*, i'l V* •l Hr*iv hi* * .* Ihvrly a nil . fit a1i ' l r ily Clerk II. N Sayft ore It t'O1**1 VU V ' ' 'M 111 'I U vf I * • Bip. thr s ■ W ill li* lit K u*411s, waa 1 iihl i if v VVhilr »fil| teoHinf the two Hay rotrtiru' 411 | front Mi If I" hi \ U iif hi .in I i.rtu*i|M4*41 fill •I -link March lrt. 1 tlllHi* 1 hi *.4i ifiW M i$ppmii* illltl ' (j> JaoktonviUe of the Kim M h . I L Kii lli s w*i- furmnBv 1*1 • II\, a lit ■i . 1 hhH 4 4 I*Uh IT i V ( t*’ " I-rapur of M unicip«liti«». ' \ \ i unnri»v.-.l ^ I ‘Hi i --pet't \l ’ lin e III i 1,.. I t . ijo t ,*• • MHI Kth A ................... f . ’I*1t u t '' M in ik t e r s of In r iil c h a rt Nut.. Lit* lie I r f t ttu rn j • ■ i ............... i.i il * . I'll 'KM were fttskeH tmlny hy the Snnf ,#» a f , . I l l , art! Ih |i 4I-.0 .......... . *r i in in, -to,, M iiu a t e n n l A *jm cti« H o n l*» an* 1 1a i r»! b » - e f \ ».*• i• i '* Met .1on war iKihiis, nnd the iteee; the L. •« » . e t •,11V fur their iiurthane 1«» win f.f| e. , r I .l it ,I w « r , in 0 n r nernii»«i » >iiei ,1.1 e.: I vi 11 - 1ru 11'l I eli*. lit fiioi hottf. l I •I * t .*•! • i ,i It, .1 .1 ii.if , I V '• ( I It a I HliL'n-ls t r* I |( ti L Thr LuHiri Ant of the I I -D * I a o f h ’ O t h I mm i >mH h tit n i.it i I 11n* l ' f u l f i l Si;M l»*»..,it iii my »i ■ I*, m l if n alM«n ■ i Mary Community Church « • *»* » ' 1 l-M-itIt 1 iM-urr iirtil In re in |It*| J V illi iBillgJ I n lc, I.* St feet li itHin^ m iv ilr>ft ii 114:9 h o n o r 11* n re n e rtt hold n bn mar and nupper .ti T w rn lirih *M ir m ilt , while* e n r m it r fro m p la c e I^ |o jH 'i ie n l U r I li e w ill I J yi»ii iBi* M .trin tii'w M rH n l in to k e n the I-okc Mury Chamber of C«»m the StuifntH ' om iin' Club, 1 !•» p l a c e •! ('..ft mlt* i I f f th< j the h »»h « r t • t*r« vp iM jm ifft ym i remrree Hall at 0:30 o'clock i * m i i n l U e hn* Been (ippoint A " \ V e l L I httvi* le n m e .l B M'ltk Mi t- -*n • *-'l whin Vi *111 ’•flip th*" SB •hI 4i I I' i ene h e v e n in g . fit t -1Bentn inil Oil on ru, ' f l i i i . l t v ' “ hi , V* Unimi K « »” R*H<*cH Hv f 1n iil 1v |»wrt \ . MW f 16' I *> ill in * t e in l o f [ | k A veit •Ilv ♦ 'fit Mar. h I* I’ l | : f Ml* lift it t in i to « n li* t f i • i N » ID 'll I f A I *• altalmntvj in i h ' » ten* **■* .If I *l.e-t (llftll f 't ( J i l l ! i ♦■ • ' 1■" V( B H I a pul III III | y p ill k w ,, \ I >1 - 1 1 f*u ktu. a mi P a r k w a y And l.akrII \ Dr. Iycland II. Dame Re-Elected Director Dr. Lclanil ll. Dame .( e, In pn v 4 A III Ik1 W**t I i , A holt « I mu t M John (i. Dunn Is *'' KfP3»ihCed TV i tJK Mariner’s Medal ial D .i.iv f N r v . B il ■IIP .1 I .. 1hh 1 ( .1.) .ll V .■1 [. i It I 'd it c v* .« •• I Will H" I r a n i h-iiw r I•* .*t 1' Mi " T h i* n m im if * III i -I m ,♦ I** t h r t h in ! tin *! | u. v, o f th e S em in .> le ( 'm in t ) U n it , w h s ie e le c te d a nf th r K ln n d u S la t e I ’ ui Health Association a l t h r u it •h r day meeting which elule>l W * nCsilsv In Gslnesville. Attending the meeting « Dr. Dame were Mrs. Dame K tt Johnson, sanatnrian, unit Mi Hulda Kihlie, senior nurse the Seminole County Heallh Uni Dr. W. W. Rogers, city heap" officer o f Jacksonville wee elrr: eil as Association president: !*• George A . Dame o f Jacksonville and brother Dr. Dame wns i-lect. i vice president! Dr. 'Edwa.d 1." Engle aa aecretary and treasurer. Dr. A. P. Black o f Gaintivllle was the retiring president There were many Irtteresiing speakers at. the meeting from out o f the stale, Dr. Dame ir ported, Including pr.- A. H ir e , former health c o m m is s io n e r o f N ew York City. Dr. Rice, on his second trio to Florida, accompanied Di Gam­ in hi* car back to Sanford, and stated that he liked Florida very much. The main topics discussed m the meeting were VD, tuberejloeis, malaria, typhus and nutri­ tion. Dr. Dame said. The AaeoclatlqB agreed to meet again next year In Gaines*IU «. ha _____________ eltttur ibr iHiif-H, v* Iji'Hwv i t rn-t i**.* it t v il *Mtil l 1 1 file ka• wi,t|»* thut it * I>teipt-rl v ifnni* tivcfiy. nni) w ill In fuiiimi-tiling i*n th*- prujrrt h r r r R obert E. Lee Is Accepted ForTraining Robert Edward Lea became one o f the fir s t youths from to be accepted for Cofucrewiuan training in the ,ry. it waa announced by the ando office thle week. Yofing t. 17. la a gradoBta a f pi , . f f n r. I 1*1v D • m an N il* . in •.' t i l t * Vi •e M i l it t-l I ll4 w B h |m l |n ,|H \ Jtttt in I t*'J will hr I h»#pr 6tKi(i uuuiiig hr m\ j*ih n ip t Bn. k ' 11 V f hi* If ai 1f i' i' -11 ■f I fniftc t 1 Mini .Ilk*|H Wt•Iflitil rtllV ' 1 1*I* \ ' t*; i1 a fI f IUJf .» a *hr * • i»t* rri • i( • I'oliur ( hit-1'- Mullit-r Inj urud In Xt-riden! ll | nvri j ,im l ( , | \ i- |j . I L iv b f v rr , stin *L \\ \\ a 'lii \\ . | | n ...... . M>- M- agl.. , i,-, ' ,, . •i II' •f 1 « «* i: Hi *.f l lit ft 14 iPT V D 1* Hllli B Is l44t)||V t < i v 11 -1 1 B h k u |m 1>t a tin !i t,tif tin* m. i> •J>i i4 fii|ft lit 1 1 Jiii** | h 4rt to m ir r 11 flu nit 1*44! t Ic ( r«tnl i ih f tiiny# 'it '.il (v jth m it w h it'll u t iih m I f *•$,-1»•* i'•stili) tievrr htipr for vie* Nmi have ifiven in full men* by M r m Ki»Hnr ( uI B*t t, pIuin timii Itucrn- if« n Ju li In h r r m n p lt t lr d |*M| | t r i ■ . t | ; , , N W 11tin rM i 'iirf t" the cniint* for which w# „ f tv T(1, tl <tf D i r ItcnutificHtiiMi ( 'ommitU'i1, h* furi* h h n n i r w n n l r h i «-uti h«* f,tfht A,,MW ,nr With sit,I *a ld f " I t ^\plt|«l h r It U 11*111 ABM'L m m lr . nnH it i* u pH* th a t tm iwt J u . Un r v * l,u 1 ».»a.-ft|i»n ,»f t h r c o u n t r y 's H ftp * c o u n lry s to our n t v If Hark Av**nuv. which 1h- d on e I * w e ll » , |ins.ih|p N « c o lv ,-I . I .n Hi. il, n u .. !.- i Sedan * ■v tn p a I)i\ " af -l i o ,h to m p r rft p to von ............. i,,- ,, . Ifl o lio n f our m um Sli«■ »r n u. idr ilt s ln n e m u s t he |,- f l m il ut iir t l. f o r | j M v, | , l r l, i il- irntliluHt' for your HrvoDon , . r„ , IH In- until** n thing tif U r r p e l i l i i m o f <he n am e th in g 1 ' m u ih ■n .1 tin I', i - V ,.m n ina m i - M t ii f i c r ." h . beauty from true etui to tht* h ope w i l l n e v e r h a p p e n l l w n n ld tw e e n S ii.e l.- e .n h ,.m l r w n M e t h John Dujin w im horn In San* d is l r e s s m e |o t h in k n f th e n e a r | S t r e e t " l« - t e v e n in g n> p un n' o th e r . W it h Du- help anH f “ r*l. titti-iiHpn lo c a l s c h o o ls a n d •twe o f our othrr civic IcAdcm f u t u r e g e n r r a t h m b e in g in v o lv e d . rh - e k , i,v M r - < t i f f n i .f In g m h n m uradust- <1 from Seminole High we hppt' t^ thin one of thr In a n o th e r w a r 1 j o f 2 - B I W i*<hir ill *i »j hi Mil in 1941. He alteiiderl iho n t n i r k tn l h r it*.it .t rial knnrk«* I oUlntaftHiiig ujiim il-tnn in the .a _ ' . | - * a -1_ inaivvruiiy M r lorltla fo r a South." I L i o n s Cl ul ) P l a n s ' T,"'s"..i. 7 T , I ' . \... I11"’ b-,"r; Xmas Party Dec. 22 "»s " ■ ..... ...... .... * * I hp inf I f f t -ti Charity Funds Raised WFA TH ER p e t t y **f I lic k VJ a » L ll.tu H v%b** The Sanforrl Lion’s Clul will By Soiithside Primary bold It, annual t'hnslnins patty, vtfin i mtiiiy Vk 11It 1hi .1111*i tin I l FLORIDA -Cloudy * Ppplls o f the S-uithslde I’rl mary Bchitol recctitly rnllectr-il more than $125 and also cloth Ing fo r the Children's Herne Hociety at Jacksonville .it was reported by Mrs. Harry L. Brown, president o f the P.T.A. of the Souths ide Rchool, "In this day -when we hear »o much a t the shdrt-cominga of the younger generation," said Mr*. Brown, i f think it is time » * look a t some of the accomplish­ ments and works o f even thr .small ones and we will find them pretty useful cillteuw. “ The Junior Red..Cross mem­ bership. of this school *ie 00 percant. Th ey eeat overseas the boxes for the unfortunate childreel of other land* and I ate sure that many a little treasured the* «» |*t (* und cooler u Bo tiK M ik cfi fi'eiiH rtiU t flit *- I Doc. 22 when presents will be culu nhoMing, uctMi.lihj* to IBiIh i * tonight. Itccrvawing cltsudlncsa and rnntimird rather root Satdiawn and then turncl over to Chief Buy H, \\ tfh*nnlln«lt*» ] urday the Elk* Club for distribution to under-privileged rhildren. n w a * , “ l,“ « » * u.unp.Msi. w „. turn."I GEORGIA—Clearing and con­ voter) trxbiy over !<* Hie nanfer I .Nuvnl At tinued root tonight. Fair and Slatiun .Shore I'utinl fot rc.klvss slightly warmer Saturday. Three applicants were voted in os members of the Lions Club. driving. Mrs. Iriginhani was reThese were: C. L Powell, sales­ porled to have been shaken UP man for the Gulf Life Insurance but nut Injured. Hath cm* were Company: J. D. McNeill, grower damaged eoniewhal. df gladioli 1* J. Owen, man­ ager o f Ika) Cna-Cola Bottling Fla At. AccompAnted by Miss Rita Hawkins on the piano, VV. R. Connolly played several banjo W IN TE R DARK,” Dec. 8, (4 * )selections., - y . Ffc. John II. Harris, son of Mi J U B B S & .------ — > . and Mrs. John Harris o f Wlntei RF.IL ING Park, ami brother o f Lieut. Paul v j . Election; fit be held Itarris, who inaried Miss Gall Deat - the an. I- oL the Forest. formerly of Hanford, was Seminole. I r, American Red reported killed in action Ih Ger­ Cross, Thursday tursday a t 7:30 F.M. in many on Nov. 21. according to a the chapter offices on Lake Mon- telrgam received Tuesday by bit parent*. ■Pfe. Harris was born In Coro­ nado. Calif., In 1922. He was n candidate fo r end on the 1942 Rolllnr football f, 'un before go­ ing Into ths ic r * ‘ ' *■ bar. Pfc. John B. Harris Is Killed In Action ^ "JjQ >|M ri M m i j : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1944 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 06, 1944 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1944. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2d6b1d0317f8d78ae960c196c5ca1432.pdf e6d704337ba9465e307de094b4fb8433 PDF Text Text ! \ \ .r * r gT4)fin>A rAnn Ricnt TiB.ChaiimanAflka Citizens To Aid War Bond Drive T ribute to the medical bra nr h r. o( the arm ed force* » n paid to dav by A. B. Peterson. praaldcnt of the Seminole Comity Tubcrcu utba. nr(ui—»u(i. port of the S lith War Loan Drive "In order that our boy* mav be granted every »afejfuard acainat the ravage* of war.’ "On the third annlvernar- of Pearl H arbor, each one of ui, I am aura, ha* rcaolvcd th at ‘it ■hall not happen again'," he rai l In a *Latcmtnl laiued for publira lion toduy, "We have resolved, too, to embark with renewed effort upon th* U ilft which we. a* ...1. .j - .1 Ikj < p rJ u . I..'. « u p#rlvj7it J* ut tiiii) .*f.J . mi . / . i f - i* w* * ** b m o h ! ./ ’ i-*i* u . i o vuicr; Mil* vCIlipJ#!* M'j' Ci Wi, *i# >i it.** 1. l.w *.i.o ti »In1 I.*. |nt XI UO.lt h i ll ' t il l l t r FMH*ilt*nce Ol Vm* Lifr J*-*Jmlsstfrfr (hffi1 IH all tul ill l jcjfiiil olilttf Ul to if U| min uh ||! I, i n r i 1 11’a I «r x ic*t+n „ t h i * i n r ute n une that m il* for no extra phyal- rliMeuML* in I h r n i m r i l force* i l l : im H ea IK re r iu r e d , m l efftirl It i* th«* iihllKaUtm 1*» h r r n l»u> \Vnr Itoml* tlor iruvrriiimrtil ill< j r t iillt ir s n rn o iiir th e v*m l l f f d i l hi’ money you loan in In A r m y h n s p ila i^ t ir e nut purchaMnir Itnrutn l«» keep our than three per »enU us coin Imy* f»uii|ihr<l with tin* finest with eight per noil in the Ut vn r. "T hu equipment Con* 1s t. not only of instrument* of wurfurc guns, airplanes, tanks and ships • but nl*-o of implements of pro­ tection. When I .peak at im ple­ ments of protection, I a m ‘think trig particularly of our medical unit*. Never before have nur Mildiers, antbirs and marines left our shore* so well fortified ugninsl the Uurards of disease r m r^r "M other., father*, and wive* o. our ligh t lu If men owe a deep debt ui giulitiiilr to the acientluta, phy.iclana, autKeon* and n u rse, who, with the aid of the be*, aiipplira nnd r<|Uipment nvailaio, today, nrc wui'ing n winning rai-dicttl buttle lot the live* o. yu r Imy. P a t t o n ’s Thi rd Army Puts BridgeHeads Across Saar .<••■>>■»-■( From r a i l Oa*I Army repulsed two eounter-at la rk , near llaggurnau. Th« Flral Army trumed several mile. o. Vosges mountain*. Ttnmtnn a rmiirr t r olumns ptu n jr ,M within JO milet of A uttri* past the lower end of Lake Bala­ ton In w raiem H unK arj. T h . Bed* sliced deeply Into Th" con­ futed N atl flank bahlnd N agy/ k an li.a, a rail junction 10 milt* rom the northtrn Yugoslav bor­ d er. _ —. m —mmmm LEGAL NOTICE TH E BTATK OF F I/ M IID A . TO H O W A U T. A l.l.E M H I 'E N C E , A lin it K .S H U N K N O W N ; A s w o r n HIM of C o m p la in t h s v I n i b s c s file d * g * l n * l y o u In lh * C ir c u it c o u r t In a n d fo r B »m n nla C o u n t y , F l o r id a , lo C h » rn -# r> , ’ by L A t l iL A U A K H P B N C E fo r d lv o r r * **n d It b t l n i a l l o f . d t h r r . l n th a t your a d d rraa I* ' in lin o o n lb r » p r a * * n ta a r a th a ra frirn to c o m m e n d T o a - t w - t r s —s i i d - ijr p a a r t is m r T —t h a C ir c u it C o u r t In aru f fo r H s m ln n ls C o u n t y . F l o r id a , - s l l h s r In p» rao n or by a t t o r n e y , on I h * t i h day of J a n u a r y . A . D . 1111. n l h s r w l * * U s e r s . P r o C o n /a aa o w i l l bo e n t e r *d a g a i n s t y o u . I I la f u r t h s r o r d r r s d t h a t th la C it a t io n ba p u b lish e d h i T H t B a n * ford l l r r a l d . a n a w a p a p t r p t ib ll.h *d In H a n fo rd , R n n ln n lr C o u n ty , F lo r id a , n n f# * a r h w r r t f o r fo u r Berlin .aid the HuailmnA bad <t> oonaocuily* wssks. IV IT N F .H H m y h in d a n d o f f ic ia l " t e l u« not fin get t h a t th e atablished a new bridgebtad w ait »»1 na C l * r k of t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t p u r c h a s e t»f War ttoud* t . at, ut the Danube River below Bude n a n d f a r H .m ln o l* C o u n t y . F l o r ­ i n v e a lm e n l l Ini I will p a y finan id a , th in l h * H h d a y o f [ w r r m l i r r . pe»lM: . A. ft. 1 I M . in Italy, Brltltli and Poliah IH K A 1 .) troop* am a.hed scrota the La. a P . | I K It N O O N , P lo r k of C l r r u l l C o u r t . In inone Kivri southwest of Faettta a n d f o r H r o iln o l* C o u n t y , ,nd i.tahlished a bridgehead Thi F l o r id a . British cleared out Isolated Ger- G A R L A N D W . H P K N C K lt . ftn tlp lln r fo r P la in t if f nan pock c l. in captured Rava*na. ___ _ w 1* ‘ RnllJcfiont dispatctvre amid tha cvm rtH M r v w t r o r - m m ----Ninety-K.fill Division ctl Llaub IN THE" NAME AND IIT THE M e sh B ag ien. (ienrife S. Patton's Third a u t h o iiit t o f t i d : b t a t k o f Army sent troops across tha Saar F I X I R I D A touth of Saarlaulern and into tha TO Al.D TO WHOM T H E R E P l t m in*TH HIIAIJ, COUE, O H I1DT■u tpost* of th* Siegfried Line. INOft: Jth c r unit* of the sem e division T h i s la to c e r t if y t k a l. e h s r r s a .tabbed beyond tjaarlauteni and It. B . W t a H T , H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a 'Spanded t) cir original 'hrldgthaaJ, t* H . W I O H T . H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a W . H. H A N D . R a n fo r d . F l o r i d a , 'hich. now I* a t least 2 1/2 mite* o a I h * l l l h d ay of M ay , A . Is. vide el It* base. Special detail* did e a u a * lo ' h * In c o r p o r a t e d a n ontuiuerl mopping up operation* i1111, ls r th e p r o v is io n s of (T h a p ir r n S aarlautem Itself, IOOM, U * r o f F lo r id a , A c ts "f tm. W I H I I T I I A N D I X ) . a e o rp o rU. S I Maine The wheeling operation all itloru w it h it * p r in c i p a l P la c e >,f dong the Third Army front south b u s in e s s at ffa n fo rd , H em ltm la il S aarlautem continued. Aa- I ’ o u n ty , la I he m s la ot F l o r id a , Yoik i ociBteil I’r e n 1‘orretpondenl and w h * r a a a lh * p ro p e r n lf l c e r s of u c h c o r p o r a t io n did on th e 1*1 i A .i i Hawkins said the dotigh- sday of D e c a m b e r, A II. t a n I'lo o )<>)■* merle arlvance of up to thr*a lo b« f lla il In t h * o f f ic e n f H ie H scCotif r.mt>«iur _*ule. pressing within tig Itlllci r a le r y o f R i a l * o f th e H in t* of if the g r a t -tnduitrtal city of F l n r le a , a d u ly a u t h e n t ic a t e d r e s o ­ tio n a d o p te d by Ib e a io r k t ib ld e r * lan rb ru rsrn and within three lu u n d e r th e p r a v ls ln n * o f " a ld - I T ia p O e o rp m J .illcs ol .Harregutmlne*. , t a r 100*1. L a w s of F l o r i d a . A v ia of o h it ln n of Tonight Patton1* men and a r ­ sl *uUc h. cHohropwo rlna gl Ion,lh * e nddl* a th e H ecremor had thru*l Inside Germany le Idaho Butt*i | r y of H la le la a a ll* f le d t h a t T h * m a solid 40-mlle front axMndlng rs (|u lre m a n lp a t le w ' h a v e be«n , rom e point east of Luxembourg c o m p llr d w ith . K A I .t to southwest of the blackened (H 8 C. ! IN tV IT N K H H W H E R E O F , I h a v e nduatrial city at Saarbruckan, h#r«tjfilc» # t t m> hurirt * n«l tm k# « tffla#d th « O r # i t H * i l n f ih # ,h o .e lactones and rail yards R ta t# of F l o r id * . »t T a lla h a a Jumbo . > # ire being pounded Incessantly by p H , t h * ( .'a p lu l. t h i* l h * f lr * t .icavy Omcriran artillery from a d*|.> o f D # r * f iib * r , A* H I I I # il.tanr* of oniy sit miles, n a . o it A r . C a n a d ia n H i r r M i r f of Ht*t# A a Ame< icun troops plunged hmugh Suarlaut.rn and Into tin IH T 1 I E N A M E n r T i l K S T ( nemy's rn n eret. dolensa bait Snobat! O F F I . O i l I ■I A . eyumJ the city in the new focal T O I I E V A M A E L .B W I R H I whn|« pine* of r*«M#nr# ssnult nt t i e Winter otiensiw , I appealed prubable th at the C o lo ro d a .IiukL toll nuw was surpassing alim c nust anything in the long and Colli * ui r|Dlr war history of westayg urope. t's .u a lllrs MauBtiag Iirawlng back Just- a trifle the ell of srerrey guarding the manRound Roast rowei cost ut the g reat operaRib Chops ion Allied headiguarters disclosed I a t the previously estimated Shoulder Roast igure of 4,000 German casoaltlSa Broast Slow luily had risen considerably. It Pathos .reined probable that American iim tra now bearing the burnt .1 1 <> nssault, might be suffering St| vast ns heavy —- ~ » Sirloin Roast l u Ihb north the American Shouldort n s l A i my battled into the vfl* W EDNESDAY, Di 11919 Me a rc # H r t * i A l * r n n * t dfia. U a i t i i u j TCU XI* t9T*b7 ordered lo Afc I J a If.# i n Jo o l iir .u a : > IMS lo ih# til) of tvri.i,M«nt filed affairs? I you iu its# Circuit Court | F#ml«i«l# t 'ouol >. t*) IVAt | 11mm C*|-4# Mill, t*#11!ft * »wM for divorce* I Thi* Hanford I1*rt«l<l I* il**a!irHAlrd » A** th# |uippr In whleti th ■ t*rd#i ■hall I*# puhllahM for four w»#k* \Vltn#«*. fi P . Clerk **f Ih# mild Court, ju <I lh# offUlnl *•»! th#r#«if. s( Hmfonl, PluHda,F this &(h day of I>#r#inUr f. MM tHEAfir ft p IIBItNIWIN Clark fly (. I-. Hum tJapuly Clark. Grand Coulee dam has three times the bulk of Boulder dam. To visit the ------ — newly-redecorated------— Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge of the When the Roman Empire be gan to crumble in the Fifth cen­ tury A.D., rf.e Ernnerurs ab an ­ doned Rome and made Ravenna their rXpika). We Serve the finest in food and liquors —8-lb Q u a n tity R ig h t a R o io tv o d Price* Good Thru Saturday, December 9 P la in or Ie d ite d Sure, I caiT y BATTERIES Let with Y^ms 3 our (.’reax* 19c C abbage C elery Waldorf Rum and Brandy UattcricH Charged it> 5 c SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP, Inc. *»aik 19c R u ta b a g a s 'b 4 c jo b 201 N. I’a tk Ave. P hone .17 C auliflow er h> 17c Extra Fancy Blue Roso O n io n s 5 21 Carrots 2 bcM 19c Grade B Not Rationod VEAL Mackerel u> na Mullet to Rih Chops Shoulder Chops Patties I Broast Stow Va Red rta Croakers to na/Red * Froth Cut Chops Wholo Shoulders Fresh Sidoi lb lb Sausago Snappers to Fla Bpeakla Trout to Yallawlall A*43rt*d SUc»<l Co Id Rich Cttotny Coltag* Snapper to C h e e se Ptak Solroou B*«l & Folk M«al Steaks u> ' Loaf 2 Mfeats ib ibs S<&US0 ph a O y s te r s Scrapple 2 ib«49c Pt fa t Btewiag Tender Corn-Fed «> r to Rib Roast Ib Hamburger Ib i Froth Tonguot Ib Long Island‘Deesesd Ducks >b to D * 4 G r a d * P u ra le ase Shipped Dressed T urkeys ib Olij Toihlon J o M w n Is. Stand aid C hickens ^ Sirloin bt«ak pound v.lub Sfcak pouo4 T-Bono| Sfoakt pound Chuck Roast pound 30c Plata Stow Ib 25c Short Rib* Ib 32c Sn.ok#d Tongues^Ib Ground To Y our O rder 39c ,43c 45c 27c 19c 21c 43c aot Ucf c**? dinging stubbornly only to tU 'astern o u tsk irts of tk« shattered Ituren. O ther Eirst Army uulU :»cat back two tank-led N atl ^ounter-attacka and retained ‘tkalg hold on Luct*ri>snr, ■bstwean )urun and Julich, Otherwise the F irst Army .rout, which Kad biased with al* mist continuous action for 19 lays, was described In a field lispairh a* “generally q u iet" A similar lull hung over the J. S. Ninth Army’* front along he Ituer lllver north and eouln if Julich, though waves of Am* rican fighter-bombers lashed ierm an fortified villages asst M -he Koer. (The Germen High Commend, tnnounclng th a t the American a t­ tack east of Aachen had tubelded, lectured 'th e -enemy had In hlfl STOKELTS Citrusip no. 2 16c Pumpkin 2V4 14c <4 M B ean s gr**n. no. 2 1 4 Citra Standard C n t n Style no. 2 Corn Coffee 1 Valley Prime K .^. Peas no. 2 1 It will warm your heart to know that a «ervicemstn or woman will be able to take that precl. O liv e s pound package - O' 3*o* 1 9 c Jelly J.B- , . ous trip home—may be a last furlough before year-end ! travel Ib advance. -r ■■■-•■ - . « » 4 « d Apple 12c Bret Rabbit Ootd Labe) . M o la ssek 16*0* 2 3 ■ * _-> l * i f V | * t J » You can help give the armed force* firat call . Ju ice Qu*rf 2 7 c b e n d e r* n e t Salt 4 for 10c A!l-Bran pie 11c Freshly Dressed Declared Best Available Dally . m » n „V ■V But the BEST bonds you can buy, - T ire» C hecked ib* 1 9 c P o ta to e s 5-ibi 2 5 c S u n m aid N ectar hydm m etrr—at treat nnrr a mouth. A p p le s 5 lb* 4 5 c Pure Delicious u i fill your battery with w atrr and check It P o ta t o e s io-ibi 3 9 G rap es * 16 Bottled-in-Bond in stock • are War Bonds! FARRELL’S Arcade PACKAGE STOREA A rc a d e M d g . P h o n e 9148 �<1 1 --------------- ’V ^ 1 H r . » -L- YOUR FfRSONAl GOAl VOLUM E XXXVI A N IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D F L O R ID A , E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Tokyo Admits Some Damage T rom ’Q uake Blood Gift Flown To Seabee l« f o o r a <Hf Aasartal## r r tw t I nr AaMrtafNi T o ltf o . i\« lm ittcU W n Prime Minister Says Britain A cted To Keep Gangsters Out Of Political Power LONDON. Dec K. dV» - - Prime Minister Churchill *««iH th r Hr It Iah nctnl in Greece to Beep pitncM*r* out »f power and mt e r­ ven*) in Italy ticcami* they »1M not tniKt Count Darin Sforcu. ‘$ n itir « nn<l claimed the dam age In the linin’* nf Common^ debate, a a s slight. It said Tokyo was he dented th r Hr.ti h tf.»vcrninept shaken hut fattest to mention Ki«*1.*• .in y it ffr •*■•*»11r n l - « 111* I h »* any damage to shipping. I S »»n Italy iliuichill flunf Store than 271,090 Jupanere h^. k .at bin rh dlcnrcM a defiiflfllt face destruction in th r PhilipJof a voir of coot ideuce ^ jiin e s b -cause American umphiJ*i imp Mim»ilor (,'lnn <'hjlt hi ti «l.lnu* forces beat a reinforcing fiVhun^r nuuwi defended Hritnin"* Ja|> convoy into tKe Urmo4 harinleivriitron hi tir o v r and It-MIy and won a ‘J70-5t» vole if- ertn* hoc on the west coast of Leyte. Hilrnee from tho Mourn? **f t-nnv The entire Japanese force of monn. th u rch ill i oirlvrd hia Li ships- including seven de­ ninth vote ronfineni e itfler de* stro y ers and an estim ated 4,000 -'larmy that Hi itmn u«l* d in ^ tr o o p s —was destroyed in addi­ tines*- <»nlv t*» avert fflinir>t«ai tion to <12 tighter planes, rule A U-S. destroyer and destroy­ He ftto< d t»y Hritain * onpo*«i er-transport w e r e s u n k hy lion In Fount ^ f n /a who iAmerican guns a fte r being dis­ .ppntted hv ArneinM t' \N it'll abled hy sir raidrrs. The landing AT fi C ENTKIt In Sun Kmiicirro* Nui'*# lit-\ •-rIy SHvmtrii lakct a 111Itl-fll A iuI..I fclaa*!of Hal « i Hitvexed the Japs into traps on blood tkiuiituit H**W from trlephnnr opvmt(>r fTieida O T ttirn i l n It'at.|Ct lU.tl, *•*el t be r.M l.d St .it* « m*ff L« y Is. donation. ulnn^ with olbcis, v% a*i mk •Miipitnml on a flight t• t , hr 1 1V 1 1 j» j n hale a.hiev. .n !M*|ri Warships and superfortresses | Con tf nil id re T blasted Iwo Jim s in the llonins. Mur in tiiia by coiT^nponilnii Jack MilB’WtHl ami, it ppm *1 mu ti l v in Tokyo reported Rilperfort* flew . hour* Inter, »l wui injrvlrd <bottom i into th r v•*1na of Inull y Imin over the capital hut d ro p p ed no ™ Hea low Willie K Ih.vtvr, Pine Bluff, \ r ‘. Ar.ilind the I*, d boml)v> The recantured ,,rrt **r° * n IWhrMirr. N \ . *tu\ M. I •••**■11 i*»» turrd making not Tt**m /..»tu *ville, viIIf , O U,;,; l|,|. ^ T u jih n n , 75 milci aopthrimt of l tt,r 1° r ^ I S W Ok. m **w /..»n*-* l |le t I' Ipl ri futlioiml Soundpfluid I Kwefynnff. J a pun un no mired the Inm of 1 fiK.Ooo killed and wountlcd in the Army and Navy pi th« |m«t year and claimed the United Higgins Reports Evans Reports Definite Progress Bond Sales Are On Conservation Now At $407,857 F l« » | Home On Leave K dilan N o b :— Tk« follow­ ing names of boya in aarVIr* for *kW i mm. Z. & Ratliff, Irlrphone 811-J. and Miaa Mlanchr Kennedy, Ulephona u !t-W hare born arleeted aa a comm If lee tu aw are nanfra of aervlre men and women mo th a t thrlr friend, may know when they are in Sanford. yfetate Chainber^^Nairr^^A'OSfionl^P&ve f s T O U [) T o S t u d y t i l l R p#*n I .o if N irlif Been Last Nfjht Put O ff ’til Monday d e r g T O u n d Reserves Pfe. David Cotborn and Cpl. Lloyd llnrvey of ■ Fort Myera ■pent Wednesrlav with Mr. and O Mm. lJnyd L Harvey and are visiting Pfc. Colburn’, parents in New Smyrna. S /S g t fieorge II. Sleeie of Montgomery, Ala. is esprefed to w arriv e next week to vialf rela "fiv e* . Ilia addreaa Is: A8N Hur>»i02tl. Section C, D.L.M., 2122 A A ti Base Unit. Maxwell Field, Ain. , __________ ^Pfc. Wilcey J. Sipes Dodges Nazi Tank W ITH T1IE FILTH ARMY, Dec. 8, (Special)—Three Yank wireman ran smack into the cent t f . r of a tank battle In northern Italy reccnlly, b u t by quick m an­ euvering pulled th e ir m hlcla out of danger. Advancing In fro n t of an infn n try unit with w ire eommunlca„ lio n s along Highway 05, were “ Sgt. H ay W. Kimbrough, A010 Linwood Boulevard, K ansas City, Miss., Pfe Wilcey J . SJpea, Box U7* Sanford, r la ., and P vt. ftnyco £ . Warn pole, De F orest, W lL wembera of the 91at A "P o w d er River" Division of l ia u t ■ ------ Marie W, C lark’s f i f t h Array in Italy. As their vehicle rounded a — - curve in the fend th ey came in th e sights of a German tank . t h a t w as engaged With American F ta n k a . a t the bottom of a. hill. Before the Naais had time to ta rn their weapon* on the ve­ hicle, the Tanka drove to .e a fe ty . -■ ____L ervieef M en Seek .S. Employment Aid • Since the opening on Nov. 16 of the 0 . 8. Erapl? jnent eenrke offlea, nearly 20 aw ervlca men have applied either v 'lo r employment a id 'o r to sreuya Information concerning i« rv k e benefit*, according t o Arnold P. Mlckler, manager. We keep In contact a t aU I th e # C o u n ty In reran ? to need fo r orkers. Mr. Mlckler said, .and ' t^W i added th a t eraployen have open •' C nmny good job# not a s y e t filled by workers. ---------— . . ^ CHRISTMAS SRALB The aala of Christmas Seals 0 NE EXTRA U SWO BONDI . Definite progress toward over­ all S tate participation in n plan of w ater conservation wen today reported by Mayor Biggin* afler attending, aa secretary of Cen­ tral Florida Inc., the meeting Monday in Tampa of the Florida Slate Chamber of Commerce. A special' coiflhiittee meeting waa called of the different nrganiuitibna sponsoring water con terratIon, he aoiil imvernoi Sp, tard Holland and (l»rrrm it Kl.-et Millard Caldwell ultended the airetlng. "The case of wnler cornerva lion was presented very effec­ tively by spokesmen from the various organUationa and t lie urgent necessity of startin g a nla! Ian at once was brought out,'* aye IHggin.i declared Mayor " It w ai the eonaeimua of opin* hit. there inti of this gathering Illmt. U n it should be an over-all state con­ trol to advise and collect scienti­ fic data on the Various section, of the S tate of Florida where water conservation and rn n ln d la necessary.” he added. "After .its cussing the proposition pro and con, tnls delegation wns unimi moos on a motion made hy It. D. Keen* of Orlando and secondedbv Mayor Wm. Ileardall of Or Undo th a t the Governor and the Governor-Elect elect -and appoint, a committee .composed of inform ­ ed members from the various sections of the sU te to compile data and work out a workable legislative plan to be presented to the next legislature. "Governor' S o ts sard Holland and G overnor-Elect Millard Cald­ well agreed to this program. “This di<| not mean,” he con­ tinued, " th a t there wuuld be tin further usefulness for such o r­ ganisations as Central Florida Inc., the F arm Bureau Committee and other aim llar organisations throughout th e State, as they will tontlnue to represent their respective are as as W o r t ; how­ ever, It does mean th a t there will be an over-all control by the S tale of .th e entire problem th at will have authority to form uU te plana to th e beat interest of the entire state, even though It may M t be flu th a t on* particular district requires or expect*.” ‘ Mr. fU fgina expressed himself aa well pleased with the fee t th a t w ot* of Central • Florida, Inc., and other organisation* ad ­ vocating w ate r conservation had developed th eir case to the point th a t the Governor end Governorip red a ted the Importance f f i k and Indicated th eir views by agreeing to a n o in t this committee. With hut 40 tier cent of 8em inolc t'otiitty,» War Rond quota of 1 1,11)’.1, 0(10 suld, .or a total of J to rtHf." 2.r> In sales, Frank E v en., county chairm an Of the 0th W ar Loan drive, today appealed In citiien - to buy more bonds In order to reach the ijtintu With a county K bond quota set a! $202,000. sale, of this tyj>e of bund total onl) $00,100, Mr i ran , re|w>,iei! The above county liond totals mu* trot those yet denied through th r I'oderul Keserve linnk, whore figures show only $2l9,0ut) fur tin* county tu date, according to Ralph Bagwell of the S tate W ar Finance Committee, ll was re­ ported 1lint the State has suld only 20 percent fli iu ‘lunta in bund tales tu date. Mr. Kvans has rcrt»est«*d that m inisters of churches make five minute appeals from their pulpits Sunday In behalf of the liond drive. He added that there is plenty of money In hsok deposit-, and that action by IhiirJ -tiling team s should enable them to m ake more sales. The drive will end on Dec. 20. The bond auction sponsored hy Hanford l-uigo of Klks 1241, which was n o t held Thursday evening as scheduled because of ruin, will be held Monday evening a t 0:00 o'clock a t the corner of F irs t S treet an d MignMIa Avenue. Many more article* donated' In addition to thoae previously an ­ nounced. will be auctioned o ff to the highest bidders in bonds, according to Joel 8. Field, grand exalted ruler o f Ilia Hanford Elks, "Through special arrangem ents made with th e Hanford Naval A ir Station. thrilllAg and s ta r t­ ling fact* ab o u t the campaign on Guadalcanal w ill b l told by Pfc. V. J . W agner USMCR. the story of# the re-capture of Gnant will be told by Pfc. F. E. Rpth U8MC(I'M tU sH Os rag* arise) ENB. ODHAM GRADUATES rrrn L. O lham , USEnsign W oarr MS, P . O. Bow 818. Sanford, Fla. graduated In th e 42nd class, Nov. 28, 1844, from th e F ort T rum ’ New London, Connecticutr e r ’s School and was commis­ sioned aa E nsign la the U. B. M aritim e Service. Ensign (Wham has received as­ signm ent aboard one of tba U. 8 . M erchant Shine and will eerre M 3rd Male in th e Deck Division. P B A P INSTRU CTOR CepL W. M. Haynes baa made head instructor of .B ra tio n echool In E agltnd ^ he h as been taaeH jw fo r lime, according to weld 9S Serving Overseas two; years, now , C ..f NTMTTEn rr>. M e m b e r A"w*,*rti»trri- Urr-i-c American Artillery Hammers At The Gates Of Saarbrucken - / Battle For Budapest ! Itises In Intensity As Russians Reach Within 15 Miles U. S. Troops Move Forward Slowly In Germany ATURNS, live. 8. (Al*) — Thr HritUh in itinkn anil armprrd car* puihrtl out from A thrm to m ert 700 Inaurxrnt hi.AH militiamen advancing on the Greek capital, General \ firing **a resumed in Athena, „ wave covering house with w ater, startin g a landslide -an d damaging buildings. Af▼ter n day of den in In of m a­ jo r damage, a Japanese broadcast said the districts affected include Ham amatsu, Shb.uikn, Mngano and vici- I r»ti< it!tir< J 'Hat f l i t J ij/ N EW SPA PER F R I U W . D I-t'K .M U E R 8. I1 H I , Gang Rule in Greece Seen By Churchill 25,000 Japs F o r c e d * Into Trap On Leyte • AsConvoy ToOrmoc Is WreckedBy Yanks Ja ^ - A T LEAST J j , ll w* utah io be rreef If »» wish u p r « f r r i Inviolate Uioee lnealliaibte prlvt k i n i for which wo haro b eta M laag coo ta n d ln i—we B u t fightl ^ w m i t i U X 1T, I llF AMttglileA |*rra«) A riiv n i'n ii u r tilli-r y Im m m cri'd S « /t r ltr tir k f i i cpnatvIf.s.slv tm ln y u s Ih « U n ite d ■'tales T h i r d A rm y p u s h e d a -lee! jiro ngiiiiiHi |h e S u n rlaml e iip ila l. d r iv in g 1 1u mile*, in to th e S ie g f r ie d lin e , t a lso h it in to F o r h a e h , a Kreiivh to w n m ile s s<mthu e - i nf th e i i i \ tin I he . .tin m ■r. lnf of I hr wrwtrm •*• r‘( 'Ll'1*’ Vmi-f it inSeventh j 4t*,.k «ir**ve n. 11h on it ;|j\ mile | ’'"'ii ai i of the Rhine, reneh) «ir KmJieLe r if, ‘•even in ilea lie* w the S it;i f to. r He i •Rher S» vr nth mB surircH ■ tli fhftiiujh tl»r Rhine vajjyv to 1 tiihni fotif Millet nf Ciihttar, the 14itf Al"iifhin i' if v nt t irrivian i huoH- I h r irit|i Im I w1*4*11 the s'« *• m h *1111 the I i h h ’h KIm I VWti hRKn.tinl til \‘2 mile*. N ♦■*- **'l *• 11«**I w 11 hs11Itw \ nIJ 'h r lihll * *f L ,»i*r Lruvkrn* *il l ift.-i - im ,[). wrlHeH f k''' _ Landscaping Of etc. John K. Fu\ Natiui Is lacing CITY BRIEF'S Streets Planned W rites C a m pin* 11 r ; - i . 01 Belgian I.ilV l o ‘" Mu,ri:^' i By Garden Club IL If k l*T|il Mlfit In C<>nung Winter i i I ^1 11 * *'»•.',! ii H o* the **r ' .1 |t»"1 n «IIt! I **nrh !o » I'., ft -v i*t.( Forest !. - ■ */t.' I s'**$Hi \ 'I -i .'V if. i* "uii tl$* for I-, ■ 1•- • f if i*"f r n*11v <' - i -ti ' e>I l.t w ilh '! '' • «i ■i' 1 ms the ■' few t . * i ve» from ■■' » t F* 1 * iuh *i I their i' ill* "Mr th* h e m - Rivrr. 70 i* I • "in Z.»t r«L f hr l rot Inn is-r lt I I' V ilv the H ninin ,t n ) f' o)«iji f • I f!'** ' hi l$'eti*-H.l OVff tie I inti Its i* 'h 1 tiK'il fi v 1*! 1B P a r k w a y And l.akr- » $• . « f *e»e*wA *»*s r - 4. r F n s r ) win Vlit(* ■»iH| \ It* Igi n • ' Thc urumnn'* Hnnlitiir ttmmiMon I* m i l l II U ll I (* \ «l T (I i*- B <if. r ir ' M.l.l.h. I n ( P i i s e n C" ( , i ; i | | n '1 ,> *hip St'minutu (\mM> limy ty*» r|* p ■» t1 to* |. ■ r H ier Ml I u > - l M t«i Mi *k ( itiiiii HumiKit'v. tlnutrh • ** * I >( a! III 11 11‘d 1 ' \\ ;i\ I lk 'll III 1lit .*ft!• t. <ii r tr r of R<ij»§ lltipInmhiA of 1-eJik*1 y v n n n r r n p ? ApOl *^t|Uyd kl* ! w'l V tU 'r* Lk \ Miss Hutffi ht'*/ a T"*T * tem f.iu :\ . ,i (g L 1 < •04 l orn run mcnfiOi iimngr*1 tmrk on iTimiJkflgfHn i ftr pur* . », i f Th. pBio ♦ * ! Bii\ r ii> Hay, Nov. .'Ri Tkui a r**p* ^ ' U*l)| the (iitliin (j! | - »». hi lie 11 i l*rrft'rmnm r foi l«yt year -I #,|lf!>e It* si , » i.f Jel l Ii*mn, m»m <»f Chari** Til) VMII "t »*4*'144'* Ml (*- *• 1f14 kill*! her firm! tlrer* i *i«l «|* ti 1 •# U • .1 i. -i .i me 1 1Infill Si ha* hc»t*n in r-rn tril with CM P | Uu.i a u•Hid phii'i. *" 1 i I IIIif Ml t tit" I Mill -.1 1h»' . ImL |)i t 1tiH Mill 114*I 'a IM tiiktiri of MM '.111 < 1 Mayor EilwnrH 'llltffin* ' | He.it Mi II II \|« * . . mi u h. m 11 -lfl 4 1\ in'i Bs.iirii i i*ii 1 wrM ,411.1 f i m 11- nJU1il*■4 1»*, i'l V*•l Hr*iv hi* * .* Ihvrly a nil . fit a1 i ' l r ily Clerk II. N S ayft ore It t'O 1**1 VUV' ' 'M 111 'I U vf I *• 1 Bip. thr s ■ W ill li*lit Ku *411s, waa iihl i if v V V hilr » fil| teoHinf the two Hay rotrtiru' 4 1 1 | front Mi If I"hi \ U iifhi .in I 1 tlllHi* 1 hi *.4i ifiW Mi$ppmii* i.rtu*i|M4*41 fill •I -link March lrt. JaoktonviUe of the Kim M h. I L Kii lli s w*i- furmnBv 1*1• II\, a lit 1 hhH 44 I*Uh- ITi V ( t*’ illltl ' (j> ■i . I-rapur of Municip«liti«». " ' \\ i unnri»v.-.l ^ I ‘Hi i --pet't \l ’line III i 1,.. I t . ijo t ,*• • MHI Kth A ............ f . ’I*1tu t'' Minikters of Inriil chart Nut.. Lit* lie Irf t tturn j • ■ i .......... i.i il *. I 'll 'KM were fttskeH tmlny hy the Snnf ,#» a f , . I l l , art! Ih | i 4I-.0 ........... .. *r i in in, -to,, Miiuatennl A*jmcti«Hon l*» an* 1 1a i r»! b » - e f\ ».*• i• i '* Met .1on war iKihiis, nnd the iteee; the L. •« » . e t •, 11V fur their iiurthane 1«» win f.f| e. , r I .lit,I w«r , in 0 n r nernii»«i » >iiei ,1.1 e.: I vi 11 - 1ru 11'l I eli*. lit fiioi hottf. l I •I * t .*•! • i ,i It, .1 .1 ii.if , I V '• ( I It a I HliL'n-ls t r *I |( ti L Thr LuHiri Ant of the I I -D * I a of h ’O thI mmi>mH htit ni.it i I 11n* l'fulfil Si;Ml»*»..,it iii my »i ■ I*, ml if n alM«n ■ i Mary Community Church « • *»* »' 1 l-M-itIt 1 iM-urr iirtil In re in |It*| J Villi iBillgJ I n lc , I.* St feet li itHin^ m iv ilr>ft ii114:9 honor 11* nrenertt hold n bn m ar and nupper .ti T w rn lirih *M irmilt, while* enrm itr from place I^ |o jH'i ienl U r I lie will I J yi»ii iBi* M.trintii'w MrHnl in token the I-okc Mury Chamber of C«»m the StuifntH ' om iin' Club, 1!•» place • ! ('..ft mlt* i j t h e h»»h« r t • I f f th< t*r«vp iMjmifft ymi remrree Hall at 0:30 o'clock i * m i i n l U e hn* B e e n ( i p p o i n t A "\VelL I httvi* lenme.l B M'ltk Mi t- -*n • *-'l whin Vi *111 ’•flip th*" SB •h I 4i I I' i ene h evening. fit t -1Bentn inil Oil o n ru , 'fliii.ltv' “ hi , V* Unimi K « »” R*H<*cH Hv f 1n iil 1v in*teinl of [ | •Ilv |»wrt \ . MWf16' I *> ill k Aveit ♦ 'fit Mar. h I* I’l | : f Ml* lift it t in i to « nli* t f i • i N » ID 'll IfA I * • altalmntvj in i h ' » ten* **■* .If I *l.e-t (llftll f 't (Jill ! i ♦■ • ' 1■" V( B H I a pul III III | y pill k w ,, \ I >1 - 1 1 f*u ktu. a mi ' 11 V f hi* I f ai 1f i ' i ' - 11 ■ f I fn ift c D.i.ivf Nrv. In pn v 4 AIII t 1 Mini .Ilk*| H Wt•Iflitil rtllV Ik1 W**t I i , B il ■IIP.1 I.. mu ' 1 1*I* \ ' t*; i1 a fI f IUJf Dr. Lclanil ll. Dame .( e, Aholt «I 1hh 1 ( .1.) t M .» a *hr * • i»t* rri .ll V of the Semin.>le ('mint) •hr pi , • i( • • f 1««* i: Hi *.f l lit ft .■1 [. i Unit, whs ie elected a . ff n r. It 14 iPT VD1* Hllli B Is l44t)||V nf thr Klnndu Slate I’ui I'ditc v* .« •• I Will H" 1*1v D• I I'oliur ( hit-1'- Mullit-r t <•ii v 11II'-11 Bhk u | m 1>t a tin !i t,t if tin* Health Association al thru it •.'tilt* Vi•e |ml ,|H \ Irani h-iiw r I •* .* t 1' Mi man in m. i> •J>ii4 fii|ft lit 11 Jiii**| h4rt to mir day meeting which elule>l W* eltttur ibr iHiif-H, v*Iji'Hwv i t "T hi- *n m imif * III i -I m ,♦ ll Injurud In Xt-riden! r 11 flu nit 1*44! t Ic (r«tnl i ih f tiiny# nCsilsv In Gslnesville. rn-t i**.* it t v il *Mtil l 1 1 file ka• wi,t| »* I** th r thin! tin*! | u.v, | 'it'.il (vjthmit w hit'll utiihmI Attending the meeting « thut it * I>teipt-rl v ifnni* tivcfiy. nni) I h»#pr m\ j*ih nvri j ( , \\ \\ a'lii M>- f*•$,-1»•* i'•stili) tievrr htipr for vie* Dr. Dame were Mrs. Dame K tt h rrr will 6tKi(i hr nipt ,iml | \i-|j \\ .||n In fuiiimi-tiling i*n th*- prujrrt M- agl.. Johnson, san atn rian , unit Mi ....... . . Nil*. Mil it t-lIll4 wBh |n Jtttt inI t*'J w il l h r u u u i i i g Bn. k . I L i v b f v r r , s t i n * L , i,-, ' ,, Nmi have ifiven in full men* Hulda Kihlie, senior nurse by M r m Ki»Hnr ( uI B*t t, pIuin timii Itucrn- if« n Juli In hr rmnplttlrd |*M|| t r i ■ . t |;,,N W 11tin rM i 'iirf t" the cniint* for which w# the Seminole County Heallh Uni „ f tv T(1, tl <tf Dir ItcnutificHtiiMi ( 'ommitU'i1, h* f u r i* h h n n i r w n n l r h i «-u t i h«* Dr. W. W. Rogers, city heap" *ald f " It ^\plt|«l hr It U11*111 ABM'L mmlr. nnH it i* u pH* that tmiwt J u .Unrv sit,I f,tfht A,,MW ,nr With l,u Sedan 1 * ».»a.-ft|i»n ,»f officer of Jacksonville wee elrr: to our n t v If Hark Av**nuv. which 1h- done I* well » , |ins.ih|p N« colv,-I . I .n Hi. il,n u*..!.-i "f- th ,h *r country's counlry s Hftp ■v tnpaI)i\ a l io to mprrftp to von eil as Association president: !*• Ifl olio nf our mum Sli«■»rnu. idrilt slnne must he |,-fl mil ut iirtl. for | jM v, | , lrl, ........ i,,-,, . i il- irntliluHt' for your HrvoDon George A. Dame of Jacksonville , . r„, IH In- until** n thing tif U rrpeliliim of <he name thing 1 ' mu ih ■ n .1 tin I', i - V,.mn inami -Mtiificr." and brother Dr. Dame wns i-lect. i hbeauty from . true etui to tht* hope will never happen ll wnnld tween Sii.el.-e.nh ,.ml rwnM eth John Dujin w im horn In San* vice president! Dr. 'Edw a.d 1." other. With Du- help anH dislress me |o think nf the n ear | Street" l«-t evening n> p un n' Engle aa aecretary and treasurer. •twe o f our othrr civic IcAdcm fu tu re genrrathm being involved . rh-ek, i,v Mr- <tiffni.f Ingmhnm f“r*l. titti-iiHpn local schools and u r adust- <1 from Seminole High Dr. A. P. Black of Gaintivllle we hppt' t^ thin one of th r In another war 1 j of 2 - B I Wi*<hir ill *i»j hi Mil in 1941. He alteiiderl iho was the retiring president ntnirk tn lhr it*.it .trial knnrk«* I oUlntaftHiiig ujiim il-tnn in the . a _ ' . | - * a-1_ inaivvruiiy M r lorltla fo r a There were many Irtteresiing South." speakers a t. the meeting from ' . \ out of the stale, Dr. Dame ir ported, Including p r.- A. Hire, * the* |*t (* * I hp inf Iff t -ti W FATHER form er health commissioner of petty **f I lick V J a » L v%b** The Sanforrl Lion’s Clul will vtfin i mtiiiy Vk 1 1It 1hi ll.tuH New York City. 111*i tin I l FLORIDA -Cloudy und cooler bold It, annual t'h n sln in s patty, u Bo tiK Mikcfi fi'eiiH .1rtiUt Dr. Rice, on his second trio *- I tonight. Doc. 22 when presents will be culu nhoMing, uctMi.lihj* to IBflit Itccrvawing cltsudlncsa to Florida, accompanied Di Gam­ iIh i * Ppplls of the S-uithslde I’rl and rnntimird rather root Satdiaw n and then tu rn cl over to Chief Buy H, \\ tfh*nn- lln«lt*» ] in hi* car back to Sanford, and mary Bchitol recctitly rnllectr-il urday the Elk* Club for distribution to stated th a t he liked Florida very more th an $125 and also cloth under-privileged rhildren. n w a * , “ l,“ «»* u.unp.Msi. w„. turn."I GEORGIA—Clearing and con­ much. voter) trxbiy over !<* Hie nanfer I .Nuvnl At Ing fo r the Children's Herne tinued root tonight. F air and The main topics discussed m Slatiun .Shore I'utinl fot rc.klvss slightly warmer Saturday. Three applicants were voted in the meeting were VD, tuberej- Hociety at Jacksonville .it was driving. Mrs. Iriginhani was reloeis, m alaria, typhus and n u tri­ reported by Mrs. H arry L. Brown, os members of the Lions Club. porled to have been shaken UP president of the P.T.A. of the These w ere: C. L Powell, sales­ tion. Dr. Dame said. man for the Gulf Life Insurance but nut Injured. Hath cm* were The AaeoclatlqB agreed to Souths ide Rchool, "In th is day -when we hear »o Company: J . D. McNeill, grow er damaged eoniewhal. m eet again next y ear In Gainesmuch a t the shdrt-cominga of the df gladioli 1* J . Owen, m an­ *IU«. ha ___________ younger generation," said Mr*. ag er of Ika) C na-C ola Bottling Brown, i f think it is time »* Fla At. look a t some of the accomplish­ AccompAnted by Miss Rita ments an d works of even th r Hawkins on the piano, VV. R. .small ones and we will find them Connolly played several banjo WINTER DARK,” Dec. 8, (4*)p retty useful cillteuw. selectio n s., - y . Ffc. John II. Harris, son of Mi Robert Edw ard Lea became “T he Junior Red..Cross mem­ J U B B S & .------ — > . and Mrs. John H arris of Wlntei one of the f i r s t youths from b ersh ip . of this school *ie 00 perRF.IL ING Park, ami brother of Lieut. Paul v j to be accepted for Cofu- cant. T hey eeat overseas the E lection; fit be held Itarris, who inaried Miss Gall Decrewiuan train in g in the boxes fo r the unfortunate child- a t - the an. I- oL the Forest. formerly of Hanford, was ,ry. it waa announced by the reel of o th e r land* and I ate Seminole. I r, American Red reported killed in action Ih Ger­ ando office thle week. Yofing sure th a t many a little treasured Cross, Thursday tursday a t 7:30 F.M. in many on Nov. 21. according to a t. 17. la a gradoBta a f the ch ap ter offices on Lake Mon- telrgam received Tuesday by bit parent*. ■Pfe. H arris was born In Coro­ nado. Calif., In 1922. He was n candidate for end on the 1942 Rolllnr football f, 'un before go­ ing Into ths ic r * ‘ ' *■ bar. John (i. Dunn Is *'' KfP3»ihCed TV i tJK M ariner’s M edal ia l Dr. Iycland II. Dame Re-Elected Director I L i o n s Clul) P l a n s ' T,"'s"..i.7 T , I Xmas Party Dec. 22 "»s " ■Charity Funds Raised By Soiithside Primary Robert E. Lee Is Accepted ForTraining Pfc. John B. Harris Is Killed In Action ... I11"’ b-,"r; ..... ...... ....* «» ^ "JjQ . >|Mri M ij : m �4 t *w I PA G E YW O THE The Saitftird Herald SA N FO R D IIK K A I.D , S A N fO R D , F L O R ID A FRIDAY, DECEMBER. Pupular Noiions Wrong: E*tabiuk*4 tm then ■eg e v e r * M s s l a r . W sal F r l J a r a tir r a a a i SaafarW * r l e r U a l i t H b o a s lla A a r a a e „ ttr . S im p ly b ec au se y o u ’v e h ftird f o r y e a rn t h a t l/g h t u im i n e v e r s tr ik e s tw ice in t h e sa m e p lu c e , o r t h a t th e o s t r l e b . h id e s its h e a d in th e s a n d w hen i t ’s p u rs u e d , o r th a t s o a s i lu g a m l ra g a t a bull w ill m ak e h im Inad. it d o e s n ’t n ece- j ’iirily follow th a t su ch S la te m e n U a r e tru e . In fa c t. A H u-i' I EtKvUril W ig g iim , in an a r ti c le in Y o u r L ife m a g a z in e , g o i m f a r a s to sa y th a t, f r o n t th e s c ie n t if i c s ta n d p u in l, t h e y ’n ; u n tr u e . ’T i t u l a r notions. n x t L^ l wnf . a— »t—t- 0t'H*< IIIPTIO* H ATED r i f a b l f In A<11 * » re Carrier—•"»*■* -------- • ■*? 0 » » , M t H f y ------ ---- — ---------fV rta Jflaw lb a ----- — ------- ----- •la M a tts Ok * A **1 ........... - ------ —------------------- , w A ll a U lu r r » tllo « i «-*rila • • t b a a k a . n u l a l l u H a s * K - O r * * at l S t M U f » W | l l a fa r I I I a a r s S a * • « r a t a l * ! l a a i a w ill b * r b a r * * * fa r ■t r r i a t a r » l r r r t l i l n n l r r . BIBLE V Ell HR FOB JUllAY *" W fW D O H V W R B irR O E rA K V T H IN G _ OLVT O F t T & k V f To p ro v e h is jK iints, D r. W lg ifu m g o es o n to sa y i h a le h a s se e n tltfhm iit]f s t r i k b th e E m p ir e S t a l e BtiildiiiK o Vow Y o rk f ifte e n tim e s in f ifte e n s e c o n d s . " N e a r ly j v e r . •in ie th e r e is lyi e le c tric a l s to rm In W a s h iiw lo n ." he a d d * 'lig h tiiin g s tr ik e s th e W a s h in ifto n M o n u m e n t." As for the ostrich: "A n ostrich does not hide its hen •i the sand. It runs from the h u n ter until it eel so r im ! cannot h«ml its hem] up, and it falls to the ground. Tin poor ostrich does not have enough strength left to dig dole to put .its Jieatl in! “ S h a k in g , a rod r a g a t a bull w ill not m a k e him n r . m a d d e r th a n sh a k in g a b lu e , g r e e n , y ello w , o r a n y » th c . olqrotl r a g a t h im . A n lm n ls h n v c Ho je n s e o f color. T th e m th e W hole w drld lo o k s a dull g r a y , ab o u t /is it looks (■ is Ht tltlBk." In s lltilln r vein th e w r i t e r goes o n to e x p lo d e m o re th n . ‘.w 'en ty cd m m b n b e lie fs o r s u iie r s titio n s . "S c ie n c e , a n d scien ce n lo ti q /’ h e c o n c lu d e s , “ h a s 'p a r tlo ll ,‘k p ln h ie d th e p h y sic al w o rld III w h ic h we liv e , nnd wo j t o j f i i v a to h e lp fillite ss In o u r dully liv e s ; A n d I lmj>r~vow jjl d l/id irit tlip d tijie r s titid n s I h a v e lis te d , and m a n y o th e r h rtq e tm iv a te t|ie s c ie n tific w ay o f lo o k in g a t th l n r s a m g lid i n g y o u r life. F o r w e a ry s te a d i ty te n d in g to w a rd te ffiir, ‘w b rld -flh y slc al!y t m o r a lly a n d g jilr ilu ltlly ; mid tin av y itu f N a tu r e d isc o v e re d .b y sc ie n c e a r e b rin g in g u.i n e a r ■r (lay by flay to th n t b e t t e r tvdrlll o f b e a u ty , h e a lth -m '.ajljijh css, s iin p ly b e c a u se t h e y , a r c t h e law s o f ‘th a t h ig h M o w n p tirp o -e of (he w o rld Which w e ehll H o d ’ " . . . i / . . IT IS SILLY TO ASSUM TH A T WE CAN IMIMtK! ' “ “ OTHERS BY A FALSE FltON U N TR U TH IS A SHAHII MASK OF PRETEN SE: Rpci Vc rivery itlnn the truth to fi neighbor.—Hecli. K in Ja p an I* *»ld to have imdvi gone violent tremor* rw e n th revatinblltig an enrth'iupke. lire jtitftl the Marines must have land r a m i Bureau in your town? A rcadia's H aiti Williams — ride 'cita cowboy. Cat! Hi m ien — -there'll be a two hour delay on your call. Ur. Peek of Ocala — did someone mention socialized medicine? Have Fnlk — tdrturu the poor little m erchant, Pete i-chuul — have you seen Beauti­ ful Silver Springs? Hotel m r i JR Iddlt - — If you . baiouX a reservation. Frank T i-y n o r — cementing old friendships, J. Ken Gusnisey — It's n m atter of Jiolicy, I<ew Kreamer — Mil­ lions for defense bat not one cent fo r Irtbule, Andy S laughter — Wrlondo is n grand old town, Judge Akerman — be seated, gentlem en, have you arrived ut a verdict? Cliff Davenport — Sco you In Tallahassee. 1 could go on and on nnd on, but I'Ve gut n rraxy idea fhat the gentle reader would rnthcr die a hntural death. Anyhow I've given you enough to impress you With the fnct (hat ju jt about everybody who might be listed in CLASSIFY it*! all hli I the middle of the dornesl con i to be • vention th a t anybody ever inflict holding s ed upon .an orderly and jiencrful Kincefally corrijnUnlTy, Thinks to the iyralumber hf uatbriJc urtderalandlng of u friendly room clerk I am now office fid* hiding put In one of th ese wdl rigor anJ known rooms that no eelf re. irn out a tpectlng hotel has had since the olumn, get n ar hut sm art hotel clerks keep over iny “1* their sleeve for ju s t such d (hen It emergencies, I .bribed the maid to hang a sign the door "Slek,i, on ...» lices-Quiet, ahd id far J. Jiavo i, I J not BeA d|«lushed nrtd.m nyim J uiesidaiti V'l! V® f,nlaN thfs rkvr ^nd tftt It f e l h t - i i i s l l . f t r r r " y j l a r i a * afiiup«3 a ^ riu w u s <b)7. yOH, 821 and gib on th e wav fcefe, I have gathcrtil enmigii nistcri il for a duirn rqbntin* providing 1 were w It ling in in lff and sneer ut the "Pont d Rules and Regulations'' but forty year* of experience tc lb me that a ll th a t i* “off th* record," All I can a tte m p t to give you the highlights. I have n o ised arjjund hotel lobbies,.for. V u r* JA it this on* at tha Tam ps .Terrace has got ’em a ll beat, even (jit best that T allahassee can offer. Picture If you can Bill Outman ; raving about Ramie, W aller Hays j tglklng gbout cpwi on the hlgn-> %kv, Chester Ti'eadway — plan nlfig and chain itorlrfg, John Old people us well as young nre getting into the game, uni there seems t.• lie a rea] "kick" in it, One young mall, ’o. example, gtacs armmd bragging how he bus taught In tiu-year-old father to remt, add otllers jir(. boasting *iimu learning to write letters a fte r 20 days' stiuh Thfts is obviously a fine enterprise to start m anr toon try, or any state or section. It wouldn’t be a bad idea here among those who have never lenrned to read T heie -nub! The chances of winning ihe peace rxfter » « win the uni be in* finer gift tu Illiterates pf any ag« than to open sueh - ** g t bw Blinnner dully ns civil »lrlf. n nek' Woritl to them. Breaks out in Greece between tli Bemeono left u bottle in th. Dliddlo of the An-cl Ui< olhi i itay. A car enmr along o m t,,« perfectly gowl tire wm rlilri*1 n u t th e pomoa Who left Ilia’, hot tie there woul.l prolml.lv 1.* of fended If von accueed him o! w hig a traitor. and 3 t ip c (lie established s U iin t t im iirt-m d iM g m other Euiuiu'iin lounlrle*. nml n Itt ^ P ht T lirrtT- -AlthnnVi'Ttr i.T take aides Opposite one jinnlhm T lw OCIintr doe* iml sevtn IVa ThousahiL YenrH T ineartliitK Ihn l" I kc (ho hew Itbphovcll iiiitmini icilts to the Htutc Depul (nietit^ bine of Lheln ole (no iudira!| bdi soltie of lliem are too emi ‘rvative Rut may be some o! lehi nre meant to deal with the ftlsU In foreign nations, and itnc with tha .rightists. Il ta k es! II kinds of people to make o, ■ s T here Uh't any danifer. wc nr Bid by Senator Boyle, of F lorida' C onstltutlrn b e i n g re-w ritten vvhiu tlic Itoys nre away, in> mat le r how much of a hullabaloo I.' raised about It In uivlcr to cal T|.Constitutional convention,, n re Solution to th at r-f.ect Would Have to bo adopted by the n n sVssion nf the l.egisluture m eet­ ing In 104C, nnd thl* resolution would have to be approved by * . VoputaV vrttc h t the grtifrnl elccMon In IWC. Tiicn tlio next laigl*. h . . ttttve action which convenes Ip f* the S pring of 1DI7 would have L w ssl bp tha necessary machinery. ■ W Holdlrtg the convention mid KtOrtlng the delegate*, fin it IV W«lkl be home time in the mid die or Ihte 1B17 M o te the CVn 17C0. ■ The Yellow [tlrer in Chins O dubbed “C hina1* Sorrow " be­ cam e of the many floods it hat loosed on the rich adjacent farm ­ land*. Interwoven sox Neckwear Belts Robe Handkerchiefs Furlough HagEmpty Kits Cigaret Case Money Belt by radio stutioiis. magazines and organizations of muti C lara Booth Luce flrv.l a Iu>*n kiiifls. The b'ggcst resiwnsc is. said to be hi the age grout 4*r a t the (‘erntilrn In F ran r- .'mm 20 to ;!(> years. th * other day. liut well bet i It is ;t m u y cooperative undertaking. Wtioever It.■ W li a* nothing compared v.jih iome of the hrosdddv. *fic ftm i i learned to read Is expected to start right nut ami teat ’ during the recBiit camiinign j oimel ody else in tins way literacy rolls up like a »tnmlufll CjuJniunriU Bifocals — wilh one portion a higher nowet than the remainder, arc mbi tu have been U ral made for benjam in Franklin about If He “Has Everything-” . This List Will Help You vVr- Hartley There is clhuttc the Ecuador consti We recoin nil'isl for »i>ult o the best fiction leading at th ttitlon providing that no one hns a rig h t to claim citizen « a r W a s h i n g t o n Meiry-flu .ship unless he van read add w rite,,and it is now being ui itoutld'a “ iitalile dope” on th. ifiieed. Aernrrtfnvly, a drive for literacy 'is being omlui tr 1 Pearl Harbor d im iiri jngri'nntent, with sqjuvwlmt it.i "Florida Tots up 100 Year* of I’rOtTTTM'll." Annin I take off nty hat Harold Cotee nnd the Florida M ate Chuinlwr of Commerce. Under H arold's able guidance the organisation h a s'g ro w n from ptmy -«*t*p-ehdd— ter—beco me Floriilaa dominant civic force, the hub and center of the slafCn progress standim : leaders, from cverv walk of life. Such united leadership js Florida's b e lt n* smnnee of continued progress an dpi asperity. SERVICE MAN The yoVoninioitt of Tk'tiutlur him found a m>w way ri u a* "unemployed" U gathered' in Tampa this wrck to Celebrate GIFTS fi lX‘tnJnfmfc To Rend The feilciul reserve hoard e s ti­ mates that lament 70 »i*r cent of non-guvcnimcnt bunk deptwits in Iho United Htuleu lp‘ llil.'l wete owned by Inislncsa ami financial concern* nnd only a little more than 2b per cent by Individual*. hcring around, F rank Gannon die burring liquid kilowatt*, T- B 0 ‘S teen — ptehgc don’L rld f (Tit huso*. Kro'cttu y lloh Gra; m aintaining the dignity ol offlcihl faintly Mil ‘ ““ y Ixin — everybody'* dnrtl . about Ralrer — ami we_ I wom __ ... en • from h e r ,. MneDonrid j B ryan — My Grid gentlemen, you , rn n 't tax the airline*. Monte | Gruw — knows his peas and cukes. Mayor Fitndm tnons — I ConsitTer the p lig h t of the monicl- * polities, Hfftltbr Jay H earin — L wt> can 't afford another boom, { Billy Wilson — where would we lie without our S tats F orm er’s ' Haricots, Ed Ball — ho n ln '* !] Toiletries Scarfs Wallets Sweater Moccasins Leather Sets Wiitinjr Sets Tybacco Pouch Shoes B . L. P e rk in s Drcorkte ccorkte Ybtlr Your Viotkt TioAt W ith Paired Mfnihtures .AttmrilVe it» bffWwtt lug Yoom alike, Eel plletln print*, ilellelite WlKidch fmmej. At fra bU*,. __^ i . . . An ord|na'ry goat gives s quart of milk dally, am) live* ten year*. CurirUy-aoh and drgriB. Rayon quitted rdbds 1 gpriakled wilh tiny HoWtr*.' Soft paetri lining. • 1 - r ‘l i j n K T fM w tN i e o iis T x ■_ __ ion Sm ooth and !gUnmtmi* rgyun errpe '*ntwa with deep frilly neckline* and wide frilly fleerr*. ’’ xpAtYsi) ff*i favorite f/pgrone'e t o w 'h--- -- In- a ,W b- fith nJ ^X1 ‘ r -.. -- 8 ho*II novor wor^y about the vvcather lf ihe mu at th«re.W«iy‘ »n Wtiol Bwcatera io k e o p her w arm nnd comfy . . . •m'ftsmliirtb. too, in' luaciou* pMteli and bright colon . . . sllporra • • -' • i . .. <UAT^1 - G ay B tr u d W * .• • : Hid J 'k • {r ’ . • 1 *.9 8 •• I . . 1311 �J I^ A * . r nr. f R l B A Y , D E C E M B E R ct, 19 i t iu-HaID, s^.i,*rorin. r«.<~*n«r>» Miss Lovell Named Wont An’s Club Has Cliri&tmas Meeting Social And Personal Activities It* M,, M i High Glee Club To Give Concert Dec. 13 Social Calendar i., ;i, sl , j J l v ii. Mi * \ i, i \|f ll 'if ! ,| t * iin M«. 1* t C r t l & S . re,Um"' ,U W»M Lorraine Yarborough To\Ve4DLnty WJuting S ta r of the E ast — Kcntieily arid M Sfrm. ,J.W. YarlmroiiKh l.ucy Ward u t Geneva announce the enyaire- ‘ T h f[e Shnll A S tar From Jacob tn e n i and approaching murrinitc McmtcUnuhn (ilee Club o f their d au g h ter, l.orrulne, to Silt-nt Nig 111 Cruiicr Ann Lo to il e t Dlnty Whilin*, U niteil, veil A 11union Bnbccick, Violin S tate* Army, son of Mrs. Grant ] iati JSI. W«b*t«r of Chicago, III. a n il F*art II JnontFeal, Quebec, Canada, a n d ! T h e (TtriNlmim neetinn of T H K 40.L. Whiting of Washinirlon. It MKSHIAH by (ieorge Frc*«lerirK C and Chicago, III Ifntulrl with Hrv Jnmr^ llawkin The wedding will be an event tif 1.«i|igu noil tin gm**l n^lmul fef Dec. f .1 In Holy Cross Kpi* I The t»mg r,iu 1 will riui with ihiro p al Church at A tat P At f j*ins tii*. MulirLi ju b 1 I iot in / Ml** Y a r b O m u g h a tt e n d e d Ap ’ trajachlan S tate Tcarhers' College ■ A O 'lrulnio* s mnetitues in Boone, N .c. and Florida Slate ' lto|>u-id c y c lo n e s willy, u i ll i r College for W'omen, SJie p a * ' form erly employed by the Civil j Aeyonautica Administration to | Washington, D.C. anil has taught-i t the public schools of Semin ' le County. '•.Cadet W hiting attended North • ealem lln lv rrsily . Chicago an I WOs a foreign service student at Georgetown University lit- 1* member nf Pi Ksiuia Alpha iel fraternity A t present, he 1* atlendinv' Officers’ candidate school 10 C#mp I^e, Va. nnd previousli Circles of the First terian Church will meet low* : *Circle One. Mrs. B,l). lee, chairm an, with Mrs Dawson, 7U8 Park Avenue Presby­ us fol­ m 1 r V|-i X M .i Mr Mi I I *-Itin.ii \ M r* IL t u im p M 1* M * 1i , i , bv Ilrown (b It at 3 3U M u H M« M* r,i In hi Mr-* s , . i ‘ t, M r* li t i I'l.liliM if \fr \ Mr. and M rs. LA . Wisenbaker r | ut, w||l give ,u annual C hrist € x Lake P a rk , Ga. have return- t m„ , Convert in the hitch school «d home a f te r vUitlmc Mr. ami I auditorium Wednesday nitcht. IVc (Mrs. FJC. S m ith. French Avenue, j 13 , m 8;0l) P.JI. Tne program will he as follows: I*»r1 I 1 A 1C Ernest A. Brothersnn, Jr.. The* She pc rd '» Story—Dickinson !£*ft this m orning for Valdosta The Angclca Are Singing Glee Cluh. O a. after spending a IA day leave Shirley With hi* parents, Mr. und Mrs. Ave .Mann —Schubert Cameron £ . A. lirotherson. Today There is Klnitinit —C h rist­ iansen .Glee Club Mrs. Frank D. Carpenter has Cnr"' iTWed from HurvanJ. Neb, to oe j ^ m u M a l <-lUlM Luther w r „P“ r e i,U “ 'l l K.«nk llradley A Chorus L®1' r t * ! I.o. How A Hose - Praetor iu. S ^ * m roE r thd.r “ u.blmV S : * « h H e Shepherd. Wahheri \ | 1 (I \\ II , VSiiiiffi*! am! M is n t enth \ |.w » r r . L# r /I I lirt n n . r I i m I ’ 1*1 liM H k le n i'^ / k M r* I *•( On MV »ppm nt *■*I Stall iLiiig Kl#- f iif I m r l l, him a mi*m Ih v H n t lr r " s ta ff, i* j u h m r « t K l f N m i I vi*r*il v I hi** U'«r, vs ill ttT T n i” ’ M r " T t a lfit f * i M i* i * II f t ' l l t ’ t r | I ••ire I <’.i\ 111 , Mr* Ktriiy f ile P ost r rT u *4 u iit t u .ii l ro le r <A7Inr M ut t n< serve «* r *r ilw* rf> F t in d in v liu n »*f th e H u r h u fii A n n l.u it f e r of M l Kissunnsee, work nn the yearMr* Itook has begun with enthusiasm* M If 1 r rn * ii 11li VI k M r* In s p it e 1 liiih iit s nf th e w a r . e% p e r t to h a v e I «'• 1 * Mr* .J K"*-“ V'ifMIl | the hen | vt‘iir bonk * f* f I .*h« t *i | n i i \ Mt* H 1 ever had. S te tso n one n f they have V An |*er cent r . pint.ion m the Circle Two, Mr*. J.E . MoughATr J It t row ford Mr* cir. illation of f 1Mil lull, in llM.t tun. chairm an, with Mr* S.D. Mi tuck, Mr*. Jol 11 I J ee, wu- ntlrihiited by .om e uuthoriHiirhleyman. AAA Valencia Drive, I D llrmvnlee. Air* A lie» lo block market o| iT»linn .. for luncheon nt I :00 P.M. Circle Three. Mr*. II.II MeMember* of Circle Two of the chairm an, with Mrs. Claia , Methodist W.S.C.S. enjoved a larrig Fourth mid Magnolia Ave­ 1 luncheon at the home of Mrs. nue, with H.M, Goodwin as co- I I P IliiRun Monday and at a hostess, a t 3:30 P.M, I buullie** rileetinii during the after * . . . . . . ’ - 1 - - ■ m ^ mm** * s * *- s« % n n s s i i , a n o r • i s rip» * i i ” i i i ■ i ■ ■!■ u i . . . ,. c* » i . | | Ciicle Four, will nut meet M»n- 1 noon Mrs, ( McKee was elect­ Additional Soviet) on P is e Four ■la v. ed chairman for 1846. M N N M N in u K a H l i a K N N K M N a a a i a M N M M M I t a 'W a M l y M a 'S M a M M N a M M I M M I K I I I W N N M M N M N N K M M N a i K H I Circle Five, Mrs. K.T Meri The husinr«s session opened wether. chairimin, with Mis. with n devotional by M r|. Janie Meriwether on Celery Avenue at Shoemaker and was conducted b y ■J 1*0 P.M. All* II 11 Crumley, Deports were Circle S is, Mr*. I.D Wood­ submitted by officer* and-<fom ruff. chairm an, with Mrs. P it m It tee chairmen. Stephenson. 308 West Fifteenth Present were: Mrs. Ilairan, Mrs. S lrrrt. at 3 :fiO P.M. McKee, Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrw The Business Women’s Circle Crumley, Mrs. Jo* Tnlle, Mr* Will meet with Mrs W.H Wray, | J j| Williams, Mr*. E. G. Kil­ 151“ Valencia Drive, at 8:00 I'M patrick, Mr*. AV IV Chapman, I The Daughter* of Wesley Sirs W I . Field* Mr*. W. S. Clns* of the First Methodist | Thornton, Mrs. L. S. Harkey. Church will have a C hristm as, Mrs C II Coirhurn, Mr*. S. 0. paitv at 8 Oil P.M with Mc­ Shirihnlser Sr Mr. W It Jar- < .1 Wilson. Airs Donald Dunn. Mr* P N White rrll Mr* Hurry burst Air* Kdnu Hooker Mr* J \ Artarellir. A|r« John ItumbAirs. Jeanl*. Pail 11ire H o w a r d , nnd Mr* t II lev Mr- II F t'ole. I it mu (is h o s t e s s e s ; Piitn.im, Mr* lii.«rg» Mr Crum. The W S.C.S . of t h e P i , -1 1 Mr* W M M r Kirn Mr*. G. W, I Turner Mi's Aletliodist t 'h u t c h will rrleet in ] H a tle y . M r the a u d i t o r i u m at 3.(10 P.M The 1 l.cmdrell flagirn, I l l ' s Klin «ol liu»ine»s m e e t i n g will be f i d lo e e d ’ Pot a n d \|i«* Alary t'alhoiin. Mrs. McKee Chairman Of W.S.C.S. Circle h Aj.'.lliS'l Istbsee* ? I IA I .I .M \H K f IIH IS T M VS c.vitns It* nn gill-*- M 'l i d fm I htn.a 1 ;in 1 :• s■( Itntiii t 11*.*I l o l l U PO N S 1*. ilfittl< |u :trlc rw fu r * c n ic c n u 'n 't iliol I lie lin t', p eli im ie like 11 th r e e d ;u |»jis **. So. if he So t Ii 1 1 '| 111, 1 . -em l ,1 juiuitN ( h r i s l n u * lo h im — .1 h o t Dili il p i t h pel I n I t r 1 - r ii I - aelc, le d fro m our r h e e r - p r c a tlin g h r ig u d e of (■lit-, lit.it a d d il,ill, Iht- pii i - u i e 1011 I 1111 lo le t- u te am i m n tf o i'l ill- I11 p .n tK a n d a n d r u m c itlc lttf to hope-* 'o i l 'l l -.end l«el lite m I he off vv i*ek e n ii In ,i-*l)t r I ' t e l It 1 1 -.1 m a-* d e ti ' e 1 v '/zzrs Christmas Progrnm Planned By Church 1 The P rrih y te rian Church, cvhud III, the past 'has given ninny on presilve Chrtalma* program* will p resen t a special service at the church at 7:30 P.M . I tec 17, tin vkesr, lk.D. Ursrwnlee, pnstfir nf ’! * • - ehureb; annm inretl today I T he general chairm an and d it ; be to r of the program it Air* G eorge Touhy. who said other* | »*rving with h e r to make toe .Program a m em orable evening anAir*. R.F. Motile. Mis* Ilelicccn Stevens, Mr*. V.M. Greene. Mrs ) D . C. Howard and Mr*. S.E. An I drew * who will Rave charge of 1 Ih e cast and costum es; Airs I H elen Vcrniy, m usic; D.C, How |* td , lighting effect*, Mrs J A | lla ro ld , _ prop erties; and Mrs ' Jo h n Elck, church decorations | Also on the com m ittee are Mr* E . D. Brownlee, Miss Msry Wilke* V.M Gresne and J.A Illatline Special em phasis will be placed | [Yn music a* the story of the birib Of C h rilt l* unfolded in several j tableau*, and th e re will be »nng» ■ by the choir o* well ns. solos, I duet*, trio*, and a picked octette to o f mixed voice* from th e ' •flgh school glee club, Mr*. Touhy * » |d . The public ie invited to a t­ ten d the aervler. NICKEL SIMPSON M r. and Mr*. Henry Nickel nnounce the rngagem ent uni approaching m arriage nf their d au g h ter, Mary I-onIip , to KM Ward Thomas Hlmpton, Jr., U nited Stale* A rm y, of Bo*ton. J fa a a . The .'w edding will take tylaca In the n e a r fu tn rt. 8 W OODKN Band 'H a g s BOXFD SO A P S..................... 50c lo $1.50 LF. S0NIF.R DUSTING PO W DER . . $1.00 M USICAL POW DFR BOXES $4.95 to $12.00 r t.c ic DMW to i2.nn p r e r io m d ro p s G IF T .. tin* cxi|uisirc fragrance capturing forever the immortal song of love from the heart S T \ 1' I U N K I M of - y u n o v rsau w « , 9 A mi a m I n i' i J I 11 ( It 11 - 1rn.ta S eiils \ l 5 « In U c h lo ltS a throbbing violin Let Stradivari lend grace »nd infinite charm to youi loveliness. Touchton Drug Company qc>Mdintiewiritf Cimm $A 10 lo J „A"J3 * la 0 c Komtlng i i ticket ( l it w u n io n » A ,\n a 7 d ' 0 » t_rown |-J CS * "TYwC X*H **4 f lit •H lK S S K lf ? , -00 to Contain* four ounce) o( icnnled duitinrj powder which sifts ihrougfl terry cloth palm. Colly colored back in blue, poach, niio gfoon or pink N*rg!y boiod Noma \ if lory Tank S 2 .0 0 Play Halls Shell Pins ( )r Set I’ivt* Af u r Diary S I.00 si.(iu to s:{.oo ,>i.»ir> Purse Kits 50c To Hr Mr S» #Ml*h Dutch Drnocita TOUCHTON DRUG CO. >bmj*j I f I I oaa Mr Men’s Fitted (u se s 1.5)5 to S I S l.D D P iiih lilc I ’o iim S I . DO French Mr 1 Ic* n LKATHKR Bill Folds .00 to $1 fl co m pa cts f’lfflBDc W ood or M e tn l LOKNE Ivf $1.25 to $15.00 DRESSER SETS THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT A.00 To 9 £ .7 5 T O IL E T R IE S FO R M EN a Shaving L otion...... . 9 1 .6 0 A 92.50 Bowl-er Shaving Bowl in c u t y o q r M c n o e e p e r f u m e , ., * scent th a t w ill th r ill h i m . .. a n d you. , \ 2 .7 5 t o 8JiO 91.60 and 92.60 ........... .. 92.60 98,00 to 910.00 ^C uddly Stuffed Anim als i i . 50T e i 9.95 SA N FO R D ,FLO R ID A f / jfUyJ MAN1CUKE SETS Peggy Sage Chen Yu Cutex .00 to $ 1 0 jj j|< f; P j P o a �• '* •o o tllB SAflFQRD HERALD, BANFORDi.FLORlDA 4iUk V iin jtf* * p * . *e V i t • C 4 ' T ill: cml' h c h o r t.o u >m:v. n <u r “i " u t : ,n i**s Service, Sunder at S:e* P. ) Jternion t««l»Jrrt. ‘VydffmenY Everybody [■ welcome roNunnoATiOMAt. nit nrit • POrk Ave sn4 Third Street J. IIKll.NAftli HOOT. Minister Baodsy School, 19:6* A. M. Morning Worship. r.:#e A. U. LAKB MARI CtlMMtlMfTT ta tra tH PRANK J. Urysea. DD. Paatot rvicet for Sunday— >:*• A. M —Sunday School t*6 A. Mr Morning Her vise. >• r . M. Tnung rteple'a Soeieti * PUt-LKT, Hector ualoa. SiS* A M. >ol. 6:1* A. M. rvlre, ti e* a . M. l i l t P. 66. irvices will D* re- 4 R*T. P au f Yalae— Paetor of Tkr C hkrth of Cod—5th S treet and lioBy Avenue. Rgmembe ctm iB T *i* 8 io -t t r .r i i c o r A D 1.0* (I WOOD tv l n l o i »«rvlM. «(!• I*. M. Ifnljr communion on Ind But.day M • i f h month, t s l t A. M Monday ScLoo I, 9 i l A. M. ru n lo iT n n u k e a r h r r u m in i ' Ijio ril A**. i l NIBU ML n*>r. m . N. ro ary 'tc r*«u>r fturuUy HCpool 9:41 A. IL T II. H*»t IlMfninir iVorfthip I I :t* A* U. T r.ininn l*«ii>*n l ift I* M i:\rnlfiR Mt|«lrr T;?9 i* MW rdntrrUj Ml<l-w##k Hetvlr*. H ^i« ry -O ih trT u * « d ar — .1tu4y In ju I • wlht. Inc **11 Klral _ aiul - TtUfd--- Tu*#4*> F R ID A Y . D E C B M B W H § r 4 * M ■■ • ■___ i Income Tax Blanks To Be deceived Sot Mrs. Walter Raines Mrs. L o t t i e N i x Heads Circle TOnc Heads Local O. E. S, merican Artillery ammers At Gates Of Saarbrucl^en •' PINAL RKTURN AH DECLARATION OR AMENDED T a sp a y trs who hare previously (Coattaaad P»m i r * f t Oa#r * filed a declaration for th s year .1241 will shortly receive a e la te the Lemofte—River a t •'Taerfu. ment for the balance of the tax capturing three villages in the due as shown by the declaration, rein and fog. Franklin H ardaw ay of the In te r­ The Third Array, forging ahead nal Revenue Bureau announced deapita the mud and rain, welded today. This statem ent will be its Saarbrucken bridgehead solid­ mailed out In order th a t tax - ly with one on the south, while iayera who desire to pay this a fliird bridgehead on the north nstallm ent on Dec. 16 may do was extended into the woods of IV, he said. However, they are Pachtener • Buchwajd, slashing not required under the new law •cross the railw ay from Baarlauto make such paym ent until Jan. tern to the fortress of M erslg. IS, 1D46. 8 to IS Miles In Blech Under the new law the last This wedge into the Siegfried am endment may be made cm or Line defens re, hammered out by before Jen. 16, of the following the Ninetieth Division, w as eight year and p ay m en t-o f the fourth mile* inaid* Germany—th e deepInstallm ent mede on or before ra t penetration Into the Reich by Jan. 15 rath er than on Dec. lb Third Army force*. under the prior lew ; thus, If n (AR8IE, the American broad­ .taxpayer files hla final return casting station in Europe, said for the preceding year between the Third we* 16 miles inside Jan. 1 and Jan. IB and pa th« Germany a t this point.) full tax shown to be due ha Is The Seventh Army, com ing up not required to file o r m ake an 'h e rd &n the T hird's r ig h t f}»n)r. emended declaration. broadened il* b attle line* In Under the prior law a farm er northern Lorraine to 35 miles. was perm itted to w ait until Dec. Advance forces entered EnchenIS before filing a declaration of berg, seven miles from the Saar estim ated tax. Under the new border, southeast of Saarbrucken lew he may w ait until the fo |. and d o te to the old Maginot Line lowing Jan. 16. This Would per fortifications. . Hit Toward Cologne mlt a farm er to file h it final Incoma tax retu rn for the pfe-, Aa the W inter offensive's first ceding year between Jen. I end month ended with TOO square Jen. IS and pay the full am ount miles of Germany in Allied hands, of lax as shown to be due with* the U.8. Army sent patrols stab ­ out having to make a declara­ bing to the formidable Cologne tion; however, th ere Is nothing plain barrier of the Roer River to prevent the farm er from filing in the forefront of three new a declaration by Jan. 16 and stili attacka on the stream s'* defenses file hla final retu rn on or before There were indications the Ger March 16. mans may bo preparin'; to fall • Under the old law a fa n n e r back almost to the Rhine for e ra s, defined as an Individual o new stand, but they apparently whose estim ated gross income were flooding the Roer by breach­ from fanning fo r the taxable ing dams somewhere upstream to year was a t le ast 80% ef hla make any drive across th e swol­ total estim ated gross income len river even more difficult. from all sources for the taxable American intruder pilots' raw | year. Under the new law a f a r ­ mer is defined aa being an in ­ dividual whose estim ated gross Income from farm ing for the tax able year was at least 86 2 /S tl of his total astlm atcd gross In­ come from all sources for the taxable year. Ftnal income tax returns for the year 1944 will not be re leased until Jan. t, 1946. at Which time all taxpayer* who filed a return for the year 1043 or an estimated Income lax re ­ turn for the year 1944, will be mailed a form direct from the Collector's Office in Jacksonville; however, anyone Who fflls to Mrs. W alter Ralnee was elected - Mr*. Lottie NU was elected ehalrm aq of Circle One o f the worthy m atron of Seminole C hap­ Methodist Women's Society of ter Two, order of Eastern S tar, SAl.VAVun a a a r C T Isb B t Christian Service* a t Its la.»t Thursday evening a t the Masonic l i t I Se| Accnad IHr*Ot Major A. It tVtiortou 'la charge ’ 1041 meeting In the .annex Mon­ Hall whoro the regular monthly day evening a t 7 -.SO P.M . The . _ I meeting was held. Huwdey School. |>U A. IL ria rr pn>:sgvT*tNiAsi chlhcii Prayer Kervire ll:»* A. ML BO members present enjoyed a Mrs. Joe Corley, Incumbent K U. Ilrownlee. Pselor h P. U. *1*1 P. M five-course dinner. matron, presided over the busi­ In) end Oak Avenue HI re d Meetine. T.»* P. IL • Sunday Servian Kenngellitir Horelre. 1:0* P. IL Other officers elected Wet*: ness session during which the l.-tl A M Sunday School. Friday Kerelce I •* P. IL Mrs P.N W hitehurst, vice-chair­ following other officers were I j;C0 A >1. Morning Worship Come worehlp with ^e Robert Williams of man; Mr*. T.E . Wllsen. secretary; elected: (* » I*. M Jr. A Sr Yuuog People. t i t n i s T i t e am p MiseibNAMT Mrs. E-A. William*, tre a su re r. 7:66 P. M. evening Worelilp AI.I.IAMH TtB IW SA C lB Mrs. W J. David, spiritual life HanlordOrUmla lllgliwey — Be­ leader, . , yond l l i n . t i Avenue. U l i i B i a jg rn o D ti Rev. tllritn K Smith, IWetor. "H ants" arrived during the Mr*. G. B. Llliut, secretdry; J. «r.* Austin, pe Huodn)—llll.lee School. 1*:00 A. meal's first course to distribute Mrs. Harpy Kent, treasu rer; Mm. lundny Schnnt in 06 A M. _ A. W. Itamll. Supt. g ifts to those present from the Jack Burney, ronductrea* ami M»rnlna WoreUll— II JL H. Merelng eroeehtiv H e* 6‘veidnt Mere lee—»:0* r . M. gaily decorated Christm as tree Mr*. O. M. H arrison, associate Thai-heslelng Service TSuredey—Midweek Prayer Ber- ami presented a special g ift to conductress. O ther officer* will »L Sunday. vice. i.VV P M b« npi>ointed by the worthy m a­ I <ayer rneetluu TSured Mr*. K.A. Londenberg, Incum­ tron-elect before she goes Into • t l:*P O'clock bent chairm an. from the circle. office.' t.ANR w n h n n tt BAPTIWI I u s m u The long dinner table was a r ­ c a t n t n t o r t i i s n a r s iu :* r (.'•«-l| l» I'rlHiey, l'a*lur Follow Ing'rbutine com mittee rv ranger In a '.'T” shape and mem Ituv. C. rl. Hralry. Paeior. tiunaar >**->*— «•!. iv -uj a . 16. bars ptaree ■wwradvekvnaVed witb- post*, it w as disclosed th a t th e H i Palmeriw Aeewwe KaUpd Dllra. ItoyA. _ _ — fr:0» A. tt. -»g*a«#y Srkewl. 7 »*rl rtrii* «*f -pwrawatb poems- at- chapter has m*f*onr>e»l wIHlirg+jV o ra h tr TPerahtp )li*6 A. Smith, SuprrtBlengenr. kvwnln* W'hrShlp, *|>* P. Uched tn m iniature C hristina i and well to the various phases 11:60 A. »L—Morning Worehlq. Training Union. 1:10 P. IL Herman by rhe pastor. "The llook. ■ Wednesday Prayer Service, tregs standing In mint cups. A r­ of Bed Cross ami war bumf work 7:1* I’ M.—Voung People-* Meet­ rangem ents o f poinerttiae ami It has undertaken. ing—Mr*. Ada llrnJey. prretdent. Resolutions to r the lata Mrs. evergreen* w ere used to d e­ Ilf* P. M.—Tlvangel'etle Brevlce. ■A n rn ttt) asukm rl T o r mod Nellie A. Corpany were read ami Sormon hy Ihr pastor. "Tlic Hlnne rerate the annex, of Ihe Tim*-*.” x i M , V fwmrtentwrc presided o v n the chapter was diuped in her •*» Otfei lou .' Rummy nciTo.il. t#.*a A. H f.i r the business -meeting and Mr* memory. - Planty of Inutlr, Old K*«li|oiird Kuoday Muinlng Worenlp. II :< David gave a Christm as devotion Mrs. Joe Corley, Mr*. M argaret alngRlg. A live gospel with a M. . , A uf Genova und Mrs. Sybil Ihr* message. a) and p ray er. Mrs J P . Thur Goit Christ Amteeeador* 1*6 P , I t i -66 P. H. Wedneeday, Pray el South, who took the E astern Kvaagelleilc Bervlee, t A f P. I mon.l subm itted a* r a il repork-of S and prwtM mveilng. tar ptoficienc*' test In Daytona Friday Hervlr* 1.6* P. I£ ■ • All Welcom* 1044 activities and the mam Beach Prayer Meellag. wadaeoAay l:t recently made high m arks hers found th ey were advancing and received cards', it was an president of Ihe W.S.C.S., urged matured. t o * T t:ru e s m n i i l i T rMt'RCN m e citvMiR or cion t tin te T ie n in tT C U * the circle to attend the last OeaOva and Llro Avenue* An interesting account was I Hanford Avenue A S lsteen lh Hlreel. general m eeting Monday a t Un­ tier. W, C. Ilulcomb, pastor given by member* who attended i V II lirseihain, SHbUtar, Hutidar (School. It.ae A. 16. church, * <S. A Mhinle r>hool the official visits of Mrs. Mamie T ecat People. P M ll.ou. A. M Morning Woreblp. Morning Her vice II -6* A M. Hostesses w ere Mrs. London lainder, m oil worthy crat'd m a­ 7 00. P M < I. r ■-11all Khdeuvof. Yeung People, 7:*<l I*. SI. berg. Mr*. W illiams, and Mrs tron of the general chapter, In e 66. I’. M livening ttervle*. Mqkday; Night Kervlce, So# P. M. ( *6. P. SI. Wednesday! Mid. J.II. Anderson. The Mlaa Joyce Orlando and Daytona Beach. Wednesday night preyer service, Go-dipeed. Marguerite Rrunaon ■* p. M. Ifear oar llellgluus Hand. MrretC !‘m>of The next meeting will be a • ml Joan Williams serves) the Christma* program a t which timg, era. nntiJv < A Tiini.tv e n u t r a f ill'III If IIY I.III4IHT gifts will be exchanged. Forty \ 11 HouJ* Calhullc church. 16* Oak Club lllUr. memliers were present a t *the AViliBF * Ave. It*-* i«»rv . II? Wrat Mlt* lliravl. meeting. orrold. M inlihr . Hanf'in' )l»|ghl» A Mil nd ay Hr b«M/1 A moment of silent prayer was I '..I Office AfMieM llos III I. Mnr nine Worehlp Lor0'« belli for boys in the armed forces, rtion* 1ID 'oI lo 001n< Fermoh follow c l by the selection, "A m er­ Itrv Pettier William Neemrab; I Hun!«y tvcnlOB aeMrlcaa I'll aIof ican Prayer," sung by Mr*. B. C. Munday m m • *u A- VL ■!»»! Mooic. b k v k n th h a v A fiv irariaT II Oa A. eM rn rn rn I'»Ily il e x I e« A XI r:i« A ttaae aeeralh *lreel i *i*»*f#«»lun H i l u i ' l i j 4 «0 F. M Mabbath Hthool Saturday a. 9 19 I*. . pv I* M r mi 7 00 l* M lo I 00 Church Hervlcee. Il l) A M Prayer Meeting WednrelAy r riR n i l v n n « r o o o tnlng*. I 60 P M llnli* Av.nur *1 Fifth Hireet. Viellorr Welrmn* Ilr » I'nut Yates. I'aelor. * minder Hentevn 10 v* A 66v|-.|nlng Wuryhlp 11 66 A t P it — »;Se p M II Inn t 6* P XI " P I 'l .i e l Heeling Wed I:** I unde} ornlni TralhtM tvvenlni Open Herman E. Morris, principal o f •r *Ice. the school, reported on the Cetary Crate and said th* recreation club was an excellent place for Fill* r vtirr lim n * i i h i in ii child run ie nwml their leiatire jm ; v T 'd .l.i; P»-«„i time and that the liosteaw* ther* 1* Honoring Mi*s Marjorie NewrChuri'li a. h-,,.1. » If A XI J ' l>04rtplB0> T1»* 0*tld*n Tr»t *Th% leord tlavl* SupoiuiiMiiX nl ■hall tUliVn i»i* from f»ef? fVll tuan, whose m arriage tu E nsign luukcl after U:c welfare of tB U I Canada has given over Morion* Woi.hlp, 11.06 A. V] irtit pr»«»n« m« unit* I-eo 1'atrick ’/.eolu will take attending. Oerwwm- Buklect. Vf.T. TTXIIT A7.1 i0r«*r9; til* hp«V0iily kingdom” (II Tlfti- place soon in Loa Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Ruth Jnckton presented billion dollars' worth of n TtVXttS. aolo. 'T he Hull Cll>.' oihy 4:119 some uf the glee rlub mextber* aid to Britain, Russia. Chin: Mr* II. T Holla*' Aiviohg the citation* wh'cb edgj* Mr*. Ben F. Currie and MUa who Xlvinlna Woreh p. 7 16 P VI lirlar sang "T he Angrl* Were others of her allies. th# I •H*f m« n I# thf fdl- Catherine Spencer entertained N* r m o n nut>p-- i. Molft.l*INi !•»«» log from ih t Dlbl* "HUM (?*• Singing" and "G and the Bella” with a miscellaneous shower a t CHAHACTrn I'u rl, Xlr* A»l»o! I/*im1. «i»r *oul. and fnfffvl and also the g irls' trio comprised Jones, Xlr* II V. Alsrn California la now growing Jep* hi* brti*flta. NMiu forglVgfh all Mra. C urrie'a home, 904 Elm of Mildred Robson, Dorothy nese Youth Fellowship Meellna*. t V *11 Ihlii* Inl'iultlen. who h«al*f?» all Avenue, Tuesday evening. pepperm int for menthol. P. M, Crumley and Sylvia Meiach, sang thy t||MM 0 «; Who r»d*tn»4tA 11^ Worker*' Council Hupper. Tiie* IIfr from dratructloQi wko CfoWH* . Flower* of th e season, poln- "W hite C hristm as”. day. 7 66 P M. I lir* Vrlth InvtUgk IndUft* afUl aetlias and a la r Jasmin*, w ere The members made plans to Mid-Week Prayer. Wedneedaj rlh t*n«l»r tnrrrlaa’* (Faalm* used to decorate the rooms. A build a snack b ar hi the Celery 7:1* P. M. Th# ls«uiRon>M*rmoQ alio ltWlud#a th# following paaaag# from lh« | Crate, instead of donating 650 i RKTRUtllOT C llt'R 'H (‘hrlRtlan frfgpc# (Tltbook. T klix t i i r p o v r t o r v a a L 9 '5 * aa formerly recommended. * U N Wsaras MWi and lladltb with Kay lo tha r r j t ' t w n aa u aiN o u i c o o a I t Wat announced th a t the J. W. 1VBY. Pastor rte-rlpiurra** by Uary IUk»r »Mdy: t y . rLORiUA. in r a o a A itl •chPoE I*:** A. XL Christm as C antata will be p re ­ IN HK.- XrirrATK ok Th# g rrat farl that Ood lovingly If, 11:00 -A. XL govrma all. g#v«r punlahlnf gught sented on Dec. 13 and the junior JOHN LCOWItl. . k . 7:11 P. M. but win l« your standpoint, from #*Ttl play on Dec. 15. whlth tn ail vane# and drrtrujr (hr IB. P XL TO AI.C CHICOITU 118 AMI* PKRImmediately following the busi­ human f#*r of *lclin#*a. . r Th* noNtl MATINO CI-AIMM OH FAOLA WTCSl.WV AS MBTROIIIgi powrr of Ctirlatlap Sclrnc# ahd dl; ness meeting these present e n ­ OKXIAND8 AOAINHT HAI D i In* Iaiyc I# omnipotent II Ig'lnCHURCH ItoTATXO joyed a social hour in the home •Ir#«| »«l#*iii*t# to unrlaap thk l»4ld n M HKNKI.i;. Pastor T»u and H ch at you u * hsraeconomics room where refre sh ­ by notified and |n »l#atr*»y dlaravr, ala. And Bands) Hnhool, 16:60 A. M. amt required to pre6 U m i l l U I C H f I I R I I , M l » 0 6 ’ R 'fb J m ents ware served bv Mrs, W.8. real any eloUaa and Osmond* d«atlT ( p -llljM e lM I ). Preaching ll:rf# A. M. Digbton and Mias Fatly Hodgw. Ilrum toy. Mr*. Ryangsilsllo Hsrvlcs, 1:16 P. M. M.L. Culluro. which you. or olthsr of yos. may .'Mldwosk Prayer and Prates Hsr- itiix a m i l x r u .a acRAP * o e l( Mlaa Newman w as th e p 'ln v lto d Mrs. B.B. Crumley, and Mra. E.C hare asatwat tho oatato of Joha l.fd tlT o r HF.LHJtoa Ludwig, escoassd. tat* of -aaM U ah t Is sown to r lha rlghtrous. to alt a t the heart of a .ls b le • • H frp er. ’ Thursday Rvsntag. »:*# r . XL cuontr, to lh* County Jud«* of which Wvra placed g lf u from her Hsmlnol* Counly. Florid*, ot hi* friend*. Mra. -0 t-orge Wells haolHcr to th* roMfl houso of said Coonty at Hanford. Florida. With­ alsirvl Mra. t C m l e .aiHl Mlaa in rig tit calendar months I r«-m whs Kiwncer In erflerUlrtlng. v • , llids of th* flrot publication of Frcscnl w ere: Mlsa 'Newman. this notice. Bach claim or domand shall b* In writing, an* IIS Palm etto Avenue Mra. C u rrie .. M ra. Wells. M h . shall stela ths place of reoldsoc* Oils Jones, Mrs. Thelma Ruth ■Tho home of Mrs. .Claude and poat* * R E V . C. G. H R A L E Y , P m Uxt office address uf th* Bcbrs, Mra. 1LH.' Newman, H jit (Herndon on Magnolia Avenue claimant, and ahatl b* sworn Ip lO.Oft A.M.—Sunday School. Bert Hmllh. SuperlnteadrnL by th* claimant, scent, or atto r­ Hall Mlaa Dlghton. Mlsa llodga, was the scene of a luncheon for lltM A. M .— Morning W orship Sermoni 'T h e Beoh" and any such claim . or de­ Mlaa Calhrrln* Spencer, H w members of Circle Three. W.8.C.S. ney. 7:00 I 'J I .—Yeung People'* Meeting— M ra Ada Braley, prval mand nor m filed shall he void. M argarol Spencer. Mlaa l-u ik a of th* F irst M ethodist Church, deni. - ti fUJNK Ii. LUtlWIO, Q orm lr, 61lea E dith Luhdquist and marking th* la it meeting of 1040. a aaK utor of th# t a i l 8:04 P.M.— Evangelistic Service, Hrrmon: "The Signs of th< 'lit na« TsstamsM ef Vase* of red roses la th e living ML* M arjorie Ju n e Rudrick. Time*” John Ludwig. Uses*sod room and dining room and baskets First pobllcetloa 8:00 P.M. W ednesday—P rayer Meeting. Decoasbor L ItIL of BraaRlaa pepper on th a table* whlth wera covered w ith whit* linen doth* an d rad burnbrr taper*, gave a C hristm as atmoe phera to the decoration*. ' X Lhri» O oH ptl w llh it L iv e n S i S * A four-course •Muxtlnim was •irv ed by Mra. Herndon and her a m lita a ta to about 10 goeeu. Gifts Were then exchanged and errx x s i r m n in v a ra J. A. IIAHKIN8. 1‘stlor Church School J:J« I’. U Harmon y pastor 119 I*. U. f Fathers’ Ni j f ht Is Observed At Meeting1 & mils inside th* Reich. .. .V / The F ifth Division, tightening the ring about SnnrbrtiAYil. W*i hut four and a half mllss wool of the city afte r entering .Fuo*&enhausrn. A nother U ik fdroe cracked into Grand Roselle, nix miles southw est of Saarbrueker). . Eight miles eoulhehst of S aarbructen—the "little Pittsburgh!.' and capita) of .the S aar B a sin g the T hirty-F ifth Infantry WvlsOti mopped up tw o-third*. of tip) French city ef Sarregucm lrun lying on the weal bank of Uh Saar. V D rire to O utflank City. * Sarrcgucmincs. think largcst-re/ the Saar Valley cities, etandfNJji the border at the southern n t ^ j way to the Saar, but thp Uet* mns withdrawing to the SlegfriM Line blew all fire bridges o rtx the Saar there. r _ The T w enty-Sixth In fa n c y Division, which crokecd the S aar farth er upstream . Was • baallttfc up the eastern bank, ,hd#pVdr. and had captured Kttinjf, gevep miles southeast of Sarr*gu0tnlnfe*. It was In position to outflank' Uio one-third of Snrreguemine* th s t jlfhf. n> th e r ire r, - “ r e sTe T ierinans h a re xvnrcn ti e tet) arm or In th a t StmklUve - sector, and American tanks locked Willi the enemy cnat of E ttin g In woodi til country knocking out lO tS f 40 Gcrhtnn tanks which a pearheaded a countcr-hlow. >' Eight miles east of Etting, *k£ ments of the U.8. Seventh Army jumped into the battle for iUi S aar ami th e adjacent O tr iu ji province of th e . F alatinate. “ Thev seised high ground over­ looking U-mberg, only three m ilts from the southern Maginot to ft town of nitche and eight anQ n half miles from the S aar border! In this drive they occupied JJfc nearby village of St. LouL-LeZ Ritche. * i Ninety-nine per cent of people of Sweden belong to Swedish Lutheran Churcjl which the kfiig is the tupi ailm inistralor. ALL APOcfT IVlissMarjorieNewman Honored With Showier ghb hour when all n the fourth watch ■- wheh we least n:, or when to ivi u iin wnen like use th* UM OTOtked apoitle, for day* u>ier-neither sun nor stars apred, and no small tempest lay uxi -w hen.all hope th a t we takkn away, -• bow often 'u st a t th e moment 1* th* «r*rd of J**ua board floating over tha blllowl. •Boliever. a r t thou In trouble? Listen to Ihe vole# In the storm • - F e a r not, I *m." That voice, lik e ,Jo sep h 's of old to hi* bruthern, may seem reugh, but there « ra gracious undertones of loV*. " I t la 1" He seem* to aay; It U J. whey w hen it baa .done H*b as- w rpllg a t my. bidding • ovary trM 1* my appolplm ent . » all have ----------enas ihay are net h yoti against the |« but to w aft you jib l a it ,-algknetiT ho boar* your sickaary wasted fram e, bt* of -Unqalshlng, ; u it beratY em eati I 'j a r e . ( : brother” born for adYeralt: th o 1 loved,:and Inet t t« by, me.- fa It ti tha abollsher of I by *your tide to >0M *3j.0bl)lnw life; j . “uSTh™ K fi tnastor Is come and wilt have reason y Gm fo r every *. J| l' ADS ARE NEWS P r i n t e d In B ig T jrp * Legal Notice CHURCH of THK NA2ARENE Herndon Home Scene Of Circle Luncheon i WU OFFER YOU: FWity of Music — OlA Fotihloned 8lnsln* ASSEMBLY of tibb * • *a t /n town i B. B. Gruml^r, to *' vri 11 others.65 CHURCH �I * k I v» Vl^»~N I f l i t s a n f o UD HkhALl). s a n f o r d . n . o h i m School cu)ti|w<N| of Sv1» i » rBL. i ,. jf jrV ril I h r | in n o u 1 1h h r i I 4 h i* i i i * , t’l i d r t l b y \V l! u t t h * b f t h j" • M. t f t J*^^ - - ■..ijh fctugr Says Country Ought To Have Na­ tional Service Law \J p ro h lb friffr _ Gi ' 'j -a I • 1 ^ } 'S < n i, m i e in jn (Isa ,(a Hr*t V'ic h Csg* u**i (tanding" on Greek and Italian Isme*.'* fie did not elaborate. In Washington Secretary of State Stettlnlus. In stating Amer lean viowg op the Grtfek attualion. went hark to 0 m A :b |lrs apeech |t1 the H ou'rt'oT Comhlorn last week. He auored Churchill as having la id : i “ W hether,, the ,/C?WeV > o p l . form Uiemsclvej Into a monarchy or republic is fpV th e ir decision. Whether they form k ku\-iInim ent p( the right ifr.p ffi I* for their derision. Thesn *t% cnlitrlv m at­ ters fur theitL*' .. "W ith this statem enl," S tettin ln» said, "I nm In full hRrrempn'. "It la nlso our eatrfeyt hoj«*.” Ive added, "th at the people an I nulhoi Hie* of Greece awl p :i Brltirh Allies vv111 noil. tugeUiei In rebuilding th a t ravished conn try ." The B ritish. I*rimc Minister hhd also said that if tiecteaarY to prevent creation of n Com ■ titUntft dictatorship In CretVr li. L .- "; - v 7 . ,k II I h r J t i n i t i l i m i t UI.* I iia v Ii K i i * .N • •* "I ft tut which hi'i^Hf from the b*i ' ** 1 J u 1f t ft II t i l mill urrd- ?" ■ «.!*>*.' Is. I it |T t ’ ll I I » IIIIIN ,i 1' 1 1 ..it t i i ' t m i i r i ' m |i i.i far m m ' rt|.«Mvi«i.t vf the radio phot* Ibtoi <’iintecn.M m nkea 1' -'fn ' I t s.irhrtA of wliiUl t ’ rttffvd with peri .miv*i i uTt-.n and tin I with f t y ‘ \ i b i i r F raud*, SI, G* i<! ’ hi fUltli* MUtH, ,f Illln.l Date.** Ii.i ■• i.ln t - d -niiirthing now jr^ hniidiiv lin t' it'» trim innl with nci-l lrt«>r MrlrnpoilUIn soi i ...it' ' l . i t i t . i I art'll will follow I fuvxti'd O u U l m n * . ■ .tun 'In- » ill t r i m her tree M u. I thr 1 i nnI Mini I; fin only 1 J •in vi it - nn hiniil nn IVt I nf ' n vr.n n- thr heating 'i'lmon ‘.Ilti'il til Ibnll I,ml * I I.ll I I r- ''liii't m il t - n li li S ' •ttd n T o k y o Admits' Some Damage From ’Quake _ W ■■ It u n l l s s M 1 i - in I’w o O w l ..- i tie .\uv) utinounecd t h a t abxim 10 J u p u n r i r tw in e n g i n e lioinbeis a t t a c k i'll the su|>erfi>rt U n c nn S a i p a n y e s t e r d a y a n d t h a t six of t h e m w eie s h o t d o w n by s h m a n d g ro u n d guru. One m i n w a s k ille d in tjie la i d , one was s e r i Iiuslv wounded a n d s e v e r a l slig litlv iviiundevl. O n e superforT wo* d e str o y e d a n d tw o were d a m age.I Ttie a tt a c k i n g (dalle* d r o p p c i 1 1 1 1 1v a few boiiOA and m nde v l r a (m g tun* a c r o s s t h e linse. ' vs til hn < lu ■ t . day ilmnei ifviv-t* tit • Mich and vs niiii tj t It find ■*! in f- - hv h 11IT I., i .4' .in i ■Itu*l\ * .nmimll mg ti> ti,. t i tn iih iif Illll II., I I 1*1 (kin nr ..11(111 toil*. S i t s 111 t'l'l rent ,| film* wild rfTpM’r* t r!‘ f,”i.-f. rr n n .ign. a n d Jn 7 (n-i c e n t nude riirrlings uhtch am n itraitv m>>rtf t i i i I t u n yeai - ngn Ingtle hi the actm -r ile i n t l i i n i l t i l u i t p u t tn O c t I‘mi In t m im in ', Ifi'inlnav n .'I ttm fv.1 ,0 3 3 ,1 1 0 0 t m is w h ic h tress who sp reln liii- in sn|di ti u ; i - .’i 1 p e r r e l i t a b o v e t h e s tm te fn l CiI i nles. is giving nn l i n n I I -I m il ill IlM il I in- h l l l l i n l i i n i i . towels cnihinidcied uni. ■ PANAMANIAN ACTOR Antonio le a n , prosecution witness In th* Tommy Dorsey assault trial In Cut Angeles, shows the court how actor Jon flail clamped • hcadlock on Dorsey during lha struggle In tha bindleadert ■partmenl. Deputy District Attorney Mycr* Is assisting. (International! S tntes bud ms, 22ti.tKH), 111 itiiin 78 ,00 (1, Tokyo claimed her ult men sank 12 und damugetl nine American shlti* in the U 't th ree days in the Philippines. war 1W ■ - iL / ik W — W i 1J L — WJ y M on7*1. 7 111i to *, h od In p t-. i ' l l i i ’ i i l n v e i t in | i i i . l l ut i .i t ' nn t nef ils l Inn - 11' i n cl a nf i m st i*n t *1 a rl . i i * i i i i i n i j ' i. . 11 . . . . snpi nn.. 1,. , 'tv F Mfltju. who ItTCS in '" ..'ill* . • •v r a th c i 1 tHtllK ir 'n c d ten d ril* ' * d r 'llr • liu 'r lii *h n « r .lift ] tthnWH w h a t it in *r "hi, sst|| g n .»• h e r frferula <d Mnl>t v . n b «hr Knit of ra in* * vs huvd \.%iu% Helen Meti’"V j Aft I*41 »■> I*t f I - 'i I l blutido lie 11> ttiab lv ii f hr i. ■'l.t |ut hill nine charcoal I'lnrrM will jjtvr hri hu-l*.nnl tut h.-.j *■• i n -i' ' h u l l Mill In .1 'U h s tl t u tc Ihn i Ja h tr-, a I.*m|. fi t.u m il in heat liriilnip inclnls, j is tliliil|>vt mbr fnuitil in .itt .inti in im.liii'ini- h m " nlid r iTHict t * h o p It v i e 11 I I44i I*id \1*»1 • -t in tin run;; nut liiKh-riiiilv ! 111»11.tn n (t j»•«*i ii «* | **n i*. krj i lu t Mi it (hit; in i >11. im It i enftiM(f n ' '*1 ruling li with • *. 111 I I 14 b\ '•wfHinj It by llt'ltii.t ft 11as, -lai i t i l!t « i |l 4 |\ s a y o jm tv U a »i I N u r w i ) ,M w i l l «|H*inl 1 1 i t i K \ r a t .i r vr«*i >i | a i t s , . >111110 m il lilt I hr hjl'li, lit' A n ita n giving h er <rfiffrrcitl in ....... I . I of '• it |.i h t h i> .‘ aim f.m.ri i* thituf hr I I v4.j rfitb tirh * i. i • . , JO oiphafi* at a kui.i • i * pnrrv w hrf? nrtr~ nn | bicycle- asill _br fi a . 11 »♦ , wlii'ti* vii 4'h fin hi \si:i I'* fm pbT jrnr Gang Rttfe In Gr e e c e Seen By, Churchill mm 1 ( hti.-Uim . it ini -fit % Stars Of Stage . wilh .in iiitri iiioiii .i femt ill i* w ill b v .Hi And Screen Will = tm t hi hi y i ii Lt .’itt * Celebrate Xmas ( inrnui jii Hi1*' I••.»i fs Nation Is Facing Coal S h o r t a g e In Coming Winter WASHINGTON. Dee. H. (V>— d ia fn n a n J. A. Knur nf the W fr Prodcction iiunnl callci tit«in Con*«** yesterday (c penal tits nitaiiut employers at who iirnorc decrees , ............. „ lalior toward key war jo ts . A_ present shortage of 311.000 workers ... be_ overcome ________ this month by voluntary methods, he t'Id the Venule War bivo>liK»tiii)r Committee, but rautioned; If recurring shortaRcs are to be Prevented in key industries- the War Manpower Commission must have statutory barking fo r Its regulations prti iling worker* from leaving kc, industries and from hiring Jrom hiring aborr -fim f rprnta*. In a spirited exchange with K iur Senator Ferguson (R ____ testified that t:_T only fiO workers ... fnet) had lieen aildrd In tiro, m sn. Ufacturing plants since Inst Spring because the commission needed “ more teeth.” "Why haven’t tl ev‘ the tro th To do the jo b ? " Ferguson demanded. "Prim arily because ‘‘ongrrsa tofused to vole a national service law." bo aaiil. If Ihe war agencley had qontrol over workers as they have had over the flow of tmitrrials he said, "the manpower problem would have lecn solved." The Immediate deficiencies, Krug said, are being solved by such means as: J. Nation-wide recruiting by or gkmiei| labor 2. Seating down of civilian prodaclion In critical laboy areas 3. Plant lo-plant surveys look­ ing to the ratallthm cnt r f fin an ­ cial and other "incentives" to workers to keep them on the Job. 4. Constant consultations among **v Wat agencies. Under Hecretarv of War Pal tehsun trld n ne« s ronfereuro that Secretary Stimson's rail last Jan uarv for a national Jervlcb act "remains the firm policy of the War Departmhi " A special war production report stated that new crisis will de velop as long as flgf ting eoVitinue» on any front. "ITie Japaneue campaign may bring fortfr an entirely hew set of m usts," said the resnfrt prepared by Vlre Chairman H. G. thatchuJ!cr WT’Tl’s chief of operations. "The Army and Navy Ixilh have their secret projects, any one of which may yield a rritieal item in the months tn come " Tire report a nalysed each, in a inr Zf p u n a r Imt Bints and klgimmltjon. trucks and tlrvs. «s•ault ships, eimitnuniration wi^e. Borer for tresses and A-2<1 "Invad­ er" (lanes ' ryril l in N n n ami i t {Evans R e p o r t s •Miltlifsf u m l r y . M»ttg> by Mi «n* with Ah K*!v’ »i A?»•* n i Bond Sales Are *M11nrrim thi? I’uuin. mnl Mi* \ -I l .1 'New At $407,857 WPB Chaift&ati Asks For Teeth In Labor Laws • \ | .. ,, n th three n n g r ix -blonde. .•.II h u m (il n r IHi- lirmllCa. l u t.ur t.r» .. I i n * n »n y)nrti)n . i n n r 1‘irkten* 'Mi! ilem tr t Inmtlira r to anteft.iitiinir ci 11>| Ini children In * iinrJUtnl >hf (llitll* to construct i iiinnirci -Mi'iir with (mlm loaf h n h e m m n l um l >ticclnlly iltesiicrl ■■■‘I* ‘“ III icn lll'l 11in t IwiCkc - " U " l u ill i n t i it.tin t h e ' c h i l d r e n " I’ll t ■*if .Old • ■•ll|.'' . . . l , \ j -J ill JH JT j-„. Uav light Attack A i i ' rSn i j n i ■;oc* isniml by Gen . [ jg i llc n tv H \ rnotd, chief of Army Force* and comuiaitdor in Ait chief of tiie Tw entieth (.superf o r lr v " l All h’oice, described the fleet which attacked Manchui la as huge, Japan admitted that the fleet, from Major Gen. t'U itis K. 1 eM ay's Twentieth Ihnnliei Command, nunibeted 7lt |X ^ Ubj ■ -XT Cricket ( hair A cricket pIihii it a |t\n \ nict: n«!ditr"n to vuui laTljt. . *JEE C o *V iJC IVe planes. The Manchuria attack was bv d a y li g h t Tokyo said M and ino*t of lb* Ihuti batdlers in i tlieu tatkc-l- cleaily k« U—>v lamed b'iiiH-rd- td ism* nf liombs o il' fbr'm flflii I plane* used pieelsion instrum ent* to l.omb thtiuigb c lo u d s ■ ’ l i e n Arnold 'aid t h a t one S o m ade 10 A tvpilld tml the lliitieh ai in' Into action. F'tellinlu' was asked whelhei by cnihu'-ing one tuitt bo Intended to apidv an endoraemont of the whole «|>e«h. He declined to comment. At another, point he was asked whether he cundniied the use^of llritish lank* and plane* against the former Greek resUtunee forces which has* refused to give up their arm* at ihe ordet of the Hr it lull *u| (Hirted Papandreou gO 'em m enl Stetlmlu* said that hi* *tul^ir\eilt *peaks for itself and he would not am plify. The view of American diplo­ matic official* U th at the P*|uin dreou government I* extremely unpopular in Greece. They do not share Britain's apprehension over a Communist dictatorship. am! ( a !i !v v p rrtly majilr trntnv am! fl chin I t covvn.nir. CHRISTMAS H ils s o c k s 1 '■> l i p -4* < , j ^ ’ : mm j ! JM I nn pei fort Wa* h>*t tn enemy action Japan rlaiim-vl II shot down an! foui probably downed Jap I'remlef Worried Japan said that Su|mrforls of the Twenty first Bomber Com man dof Brig. Gen. Haywood S. Hansel), Jr., made Ihe earlv momInc attack nn Tokyo, followin' up n reconnoisaanre flught ovt; Ute city - by a rlngle R uiierttrt at 0:30 I’ M. yejteiday but Oil* wan not confirmed by Arnold. i»*-»I Gift !*ani|)s C c im plem enl the two It V t 'h r i * t n t a s i le c o ia ti n i i' b l i g h t floot lam p y o u r s e l f one fot C h ' i s t m ADMISSION 40c — (Ti* !n n ,i — SERVICE 50c 3-way LijtchUiiR “ jm U Y T n d SATURDAY^ DOUBLE FE A T U R E 'S D ANCE! g HEIB S GOi I ■m ■ M - HIDDEN VALLEY OUTLAWS For the Kiddies f a r T W f VWy O w n / Qocfcjn’ Chair 10.95 ■" -w ith — W ild Hill KLLI(>TT AtjhbAY and MONDAY ■rtm m tB A te s V u » v t sto h v 3. B M to U h t Dre** ii llolidayi curtains lic k r a i slaaU t t(M I U 4 fibre Rdtbent SHOO FLY vmir wtmeiwa fot Ihe t ’hristjiins with ihesiv U out if ul. sherf gluss 2.99 pr. Novelty UottaRc SeLs 2.47 and 3.49 pr. at for m a k m r your nwn rurtnim ■oung or old they'll upm relate a desk. For living rnuiu, bed room or don, a koine Isn’t rotnpletr w illm ut one 11nml rubhwl niiihogaiiy, roomy drawer*. 1.00 yd. Coffee Hrewer Set that will roun «-OMI»AN\ red- ti* .i.l ninl t»iiim»ttr tuitl, ''to mnKO ' h"ti*»' inrll liltr ('hrintm iu," Conaiala of C o l l e t |*4fcer, Glass tray , S p ifn r and Cream er. a - thoughtful gift. ij.95 complete �r* f 7 7 iF . f K iH F iiilD CLASSIFIED ADVETtilHINU RATES lOe per lift* for on* la w rtlo t tC*-pef lint for th ree l o r t r t k u D r P«r tin* for 0 ta le r Uoos )fto pci Hca for £8 Insertion* Minimum -eta , . , *De JMONE 148 OR BRJNO TOUR Ada to souit. lir a word* to Lb* line, Inert-ding 111 tilyertlMniacrt* lo r situation. wanted •golar el— IPod rate*. • * THE oANFORD HERALD pnon* u d *drtr*** will U ch a rted for a t tb. FOR RENT SEVERAL Sewing machines. Will consider trade. 1025 K. 4th St. 20 ACRE tiled celery farm on Tameron Avenue,. East Side, lately plowed and harrowed. II. II. Pope Company E. B. Stowe. Phone 192-R. KEROSENE cooking stoves and gas hot pistes. ROOM, private bath, close In. 70fl E. 2nd St. LADIES bleek wool coat, sire ID, never worn, 325.00. Thpue 075-M after 6 P. M. MISCELLANEOUS 6 ROOM bungalow by owner. Reasonable, 2310 \V 1st St. Phone 142-W, ^SOVS A LI, wonl tweed suit, ngr 13, 312.00. Phone 072 or 538. .TWO wheel trailer, Phone 215-11 good tire*. GIVE MAGAZINE SUBSCRIP­ TIONS FOB CHRISTMAS. A GIFT that last* all year. Call I.. Beni, t4H between 12 and I I*. M. or 4fl-W afte r 7 P. M, IF YOlllt home is for sale list it with ItOBKItT A. WILLIAMS • I’huiir 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. IRI.S PKK-wur bicycle; type­ w riter and metal stand; Cabinet Phiicv radio. Can be seen at CURTAINS washed, starched and stretched. 5 IK M e ) ) o r » r ) ) ) e , 006 W. 3rd Kl. phone K73.5 FIF.ft/V I.D . blorkhouie on which naval gun­ fire will lie required. I l l passer. hl> Infer mat Ion to Ih* battalion naval gunfire liaison officer, t a n Disapprove Request If the request lx satisfactory in the opinion of the battalion officer, n support ship delivers By TECHNICAL SERGEANT the fire. The regimental or divi­ PAUL G. LONG sion naval gunfire officer ran (M arin* Corps Combat Corre­ disapprove the request. spondent) The F irst Marines regim ental PELELIU , I’alau Island* (Ho gunfire liaison officer denies the layedl — By the lime nil First request if it would Jcopantile the Division Marines had landed on FeieJiu, there was one man—-in ­ .livea of M arines of .his regim ent, cluding the Japanese— for every nr conflict with another firing two square yards on the island problem. I.t. Morton, a t the divi­ The problem of naval gunfire sion command post, checks th* support clearly was a delicate request against the whol* pic­ ture of the situstlon and action one. at the moment. By noon on D day plus one, It sounds like a slow process, patrols, mqrtar sections ami whole companies of Marines were Imt it isn't. Only two minutes across th* air|Hirt and heading rlnpsrd in some instance* between for th e precipitous coral ridees the observer's request ami the fired from th e ship. where Jap s were holed up in the first shell Jape Well Km placed sto u test defenses yet encountered “ It is diffirult to m ake a d e ­ in th* Pacific. Each day ns the Marines drove forward, (hr pro­ finite estim ate of the cffecla of naval gunfire in an operation uf blem became tougher. this so rt." i.t. Morton Pointed To control its gunfire, the out. “The Japs were well em­ Navy sen t to the division n naval placed. I onw numerous instances gunfire liaison officer. Navy |,L where njivnl gunfire had des­ Marvin P. Morton, Jr., uf Little troyed gun emplacement*, am ­ Hock, Ark. munition dumps, bomb shelters, This Is how he workrd: ling* anil tank*. J u s t how IT Ja|M were killed by it, ulv can xuv. Regiment, discover* on enemy * “One night, naval g u n fire de- Controlling Naval Gunfire Was Big Problem In Palau S eS? F 7 /H IT T ) a FHID a Y, DECEMBER 8. 1‘> I 4 itro y rd 14 Japan*** barge* Whether they w#r* attem pting to bring In reinforcement* ot evacuate Japanese, I don't know. Uiil they » f i t not Mirrcmlul, in any event. ‘T h e flra support ship* did n splendid job, (Irfnc all mission* that were requested. "On* night, iioim- wn» beard off O rangr Beach and we sus ported that tb* Jap s ini,'hi IrA brief docket was presented trying un amphibious n iu n trr Citv Court Mnndav to Judge attack, Htumheli illumination urn ;, Jin. ti. JJharon. ------------——-— requested. Tht* -was- fu m trh n t—In Bonds of f 6 each of C. A. exactly two minute*." Hanson and of Pete Bona roll, Extensive Preparation charged with reckless ■ driving, Extensive pre-lnvn*ion prepara - wery entreated. Bond of f i d of tlon for the control of naval gun- J. x'- Johnson, charged with fira wax ma«le. Lt. Morton assist- drunkenness, was estreated. n l in the formulation of the N egro cases and charges were: naval gunfire plan for the opera­ Jam es Arlley, for dlaor& riy con­ tion, co-ordinated the gunfire duct, was fined 335 and cotta plan with the air and artillery or CO days and for (existing plan, indoctrinated officer* and a rrest, 325 and costs or 00 days: men of the Divixion in naval John Scott, for assault and bat­ gunfire and checked rOnmtunica tery, " !6 and costs or 80 days; tion and control nets abroad the N athan Moore, for assau lt und command xhlp and nxhorc. b attery. 351 bund estreated; Ger­ Hummnrtring the action as he trude Moore, drunkenness, | l l xaw It, l.t. Morton xaid: “The bond estreated; Samuel Davit, naval gunfire in thix operation drunkenness, $10 fine or 30 days performed It* mixxlnn admiral-'--. and Gladys Holloway, disorderly N aturally,' there were emplaco- conduct, >10 fine or 30 days. mnntx that were not de*troyed. There were cuvrs in the hills W yoming and. South Dakota that perhaps could never be de­ produce Co per cent of the A m er­ stroyed by natal g u n fire ^even ican supply of -bentonite, a d a y ivad we known In- advance of -•—) used as a bonding m aterial for their location. And where em molding sand in steel founder!**. Reckless Drying Is Charged In Co u r t Lieut, Sam L. Guthrie Returna From India MIAMI, F lorida, Dec. 8. (Spe­ c ia l)—An ocean hop aboard an A ir T ransport Command plane has brought 2 men from Florida Into ATC'e Miami A rm y Air Field rnroute to their homes a f­ te r a lour of duty overseas. 1st Lieut Charles F. S a m , 30, of H.R. I, Ja ck so n v ille.Jia i serv- *d IB months iu the European th e ate r as a p ilo t'o f a C-47 for! th* A ir Transport Command. 1st. Lieut. Samuel L Guthrie. - 1 of Sanford, has served 10 month* overseas in the ChinaBurma-India th eater a* a pilot of a C-48 for the Air Trmn-jmrt, Command. He ha* been awarded the D.F.C., the A ir Medal with a d u ste r, and a Presidential C ita­ tion, ___ _________________ Enjoy a good Dinner FLORIDA CAFE W c specialize In taste and nutrition ONE diamond ring very reasonably priced, For information SEW IJJG machines repaired, all m ales. Work guaranteed. 1025 Call 575 R. E. Ith St. > 13 BEDROOMS of furniture, ft Inneriprlng and 3 cotton mat­ 1-TflIIKK room furnished anti one 2 -room furnished apartment. tresses; Studio couch. InnerNo objection in small children. spring; other household items. Prices moderate. Mrs. Neimyer, 12,500 for all. Phone (131W. phone 5, Ixmgwood Fla. ELECTRIC train, fire screen ami C(t\FN H AG K N and 1rims Phone 262-J. for shU*. J. !' dull Ave. A FEW kumqual, llmequst and calamondla trees If ordered at once. A. K. K osselter, Celery Ave. cabbage plant* Ellsworth, Bear- TABLES WANTED— 1936 DODGE Sedan, good,condi­ tion with 6 good tires, i-IOO.bf llOl.LP.R MOTOR HALES cash. Can be seen at Hunt's NEEDS USED CARS Tuxedo Feed St*re. H:00 A. M IV* will pay ton railing prices to 0:00 P. if. for used automobiles. All OP.\ details handed for you. Writ* or TWO SMALL forma for sale; phone us to come and make a ir one 3 acres land. 2 atory home, appraisal. garage, one storage house, one HOLLER MOTOR HALES ‘ good well, land tiled, Complete 20h W First Ht. Phon* 523 aublrrlgation. One 6-acre farm with 2 story house, 2 story barn, good well, land tiled, complete rublrrlgallon. Apply to J. W. Bell, Imke Monroe, Gifts For Little Folks For a Queen JUST received shipment floor WANTED: 20 g a u g e shotgun mats for all cars and trucks I’honc 466 Firestone Stores, 111 E. 1 st St., phone 12. WANTED; Used Grand will pay cash. Box 160 ’CUNG cow and horse. Lock Smyrna Beach, FI*. h a rt - subdivision, 1H42 Me A rthur, corner 20th Ht W ANTED— You! T „ meet us at NICE ynung th n fly Victory Gar­ Sunday School a t 10:00 A. M. this Sunday st the Assembley den Plant* now ready. Iceberg ■i lettuce; Ei-carule; Tomato**; or God Church, locgtrd on the * Cabbage; Pollards; Chinese corner of J2th Ht. & I,*Urtt i! Cabbage; Beets; Broccoli: and Ave. • Missionary S traw berry planta. ,* J. W. Bell, Ijike Monroe, phone WANTED: "iris bicycle, Junior site. Phone 2d. ONE HOUSE and lot. J Duhart Lumber Yard. Apply PRACTICALLY n ^ T g l r i * Vic' tory bicycle. No tale Saturday '8 1 4 Chapman Ave. *1038 ESSEX Coach, good tires. 41T W. 2nd St. between 7 and 8 P, M, ^ ___________ ALARM clock, pre-war, 00 hr. “ luminous dial, new. Ifi.OO. Wells, 719 Oak Ave, ________ FOLDING Iron cot, springs, no mattru**, 16.0(1; too feet 7 ft. wire fencing. Phone 701 -W. W IN E FOR your f ru it cak* at Homer1! Soda Shoo. BICYCLES ■ ladle* and mans, pre-war, got*] condition. Also „ scooter with balloon tires. •j Ham er's Rod* Shop. i , Shootin "Tank ~ A c le v e r a c tio n to y which ((hoots f k e m a rb le s . Priced ||| Cheerful Airy Design Y ou ow e il lo y o u r s e lf anfl y o u r fa m ily lo g iv e a n o te o f d ig n ity a n d d is ­ tin c tio n to t o u r h o m e I b is C Iiris tm n R N o th in g co uld he lo v e lie r in y o u r b ed ro o m th a n t h i s m o d e m n u ll* o f b e a u tif u l w a ln u t. In c lu d e * b ed . c h rx t nnd v a n ity w ith large ro u n d p la te ghuw m ir r o r. :*-I*c SUITE IX)ST E asy T erm a • • • LOST: Pocket book o gas ration coupons, license, valuable,papen Daniels, lit. I, Bax ford. LOST: Ladies Ilulnva w rist watch. Itc( to llrruld. Reward. m C o ffe e C o c k ta il I-a m p T ab le.! • N i l e T ab les • T e le p h o n e T a b le * • E n d T ab les Tiny PlatForm Rockers PLATFORM ROCKERS B u ce a u it if n u jl a s s o r t m e n t in L im e d O a k a n d b an d r u b b e d M ahogany. R ep lica o f t h e o n e M o th e r LOST Trailer lost between San­ ford and Orlando. Two wheel with gruy body. Notify Hunt's Tirqrdo Feed Store- phon* 365. LOST: Ration Hooka No. 4, Rachel Pringle and family. O il H n llv A v e. BUSINESS SERVICE Child's Red Rocker ....................................... MODEL A Pickup, go<xl condition. W ELDING: By an axpert with Can It* seen at Roller Motor 30 year*' experience who guarSale* L ot any day.___________ on t«*s every Job, Would appre­ ciate o trial. Temporarily SUGAR CANF. juice for ssle located at 40014 French Ave. r _ V18 Celerv Ave. A. R. Welch. SIMMONS twin beds without CAR PENTERING," " g e n e ra l re­ apringa. Phon* 828-W. pairs. W. J. Russel IT 706 W. 8th S treet, Phon# 747-M. A L L metal Irlih Mftil. Good, con­ dition, ML00. Phene flOtV-J. F IIA MORTGAGE LOANS To build a home [GLE Iron bed, com plete with To buy a home Lattreea, (pring. Phone 872-J. To remodel g home TO RENT • 9.95 Odora - Glider Chest Robe An extra closet with lots of room! All fiber. Easily C M . MVuSffVwSj: A tPkeoe 178-J. STORAGE your ee G ereae. Bpadal ISIIED apartm ent, houaa storage. houaekeeplng rooma. Navy »le. 8 children. Call Room “ A irw ate” HELP WANTED-- LU G G A G E CAPABLE m aid.1 good salary. Phone 1200, extension 246.' A thoughtful way to aay SA LES LADY. H A A Departm ent 8 tore, Sanford Ave. GOOD P ark MAID Avs p ari Umt. ^ *v •Chair Seta Whita.. A.. Iroryi. enamel 811 FLOOR LAMPS— 5*way M f h lln g . . . “Merry Christraas' 0.10 up V (P lea Tei - Table Lamps wm m ■-/ • NTBDi Girl fo r co u n ter ' ieacan Delriee, A pply lo I t 's Ei«y To Pay The Mather Way” PLANTS iii= iii= m = i - m W ^ieelbaTTOwe C �1 - d ch Section Two Wav ^ a n 1 _______ jV O L U M E -X X X Y I .. 'Indian A WO L 4 Days Seeking * Sniper’s Scalp Chief Chukima Leaves 90th Division InGermany, Joins Tanks t e E fiU b lh fte d 1 9 0 8 S A N F O R I) F L O R ID A . mvtnlb i NEW YORK CITY, Dec. 8. self to recommendations or volun (Special) —An Immediate con j tsry arbitration. It should have ferenee of labor, liuaineai ami I no mediation function* Such adopt a co-operative national la- functions should be the sole regovernm ent representatives t o ' spunsibility of the Department bor policy la Imperative to avoid | of I jb o r . . . It aeemt to me an outbreak of ruinous labor dix- i that the workable, orderly t>n» putes, declares W illiam M. L e i-, m lures of the Kailwav la l« r Art aeraon, former chairm an of th e could l»e adapted, with -•in . National Mediation Hoard, w ho; changes, to the entire field ».( outlines In the Ja n u ary iasur of • lal»>r disputes. The American M ain lin e a fo r-) T h a t the adm inistration of mula fo r dealing w ith • fi*u a t'? n >economic stabilization be mad. he says ia "now approaching the [( erl)|j n tire ly irp s n lr f ro m t t i a l u l explosive stage.' , r tl________ _____ „ >'ailure of the Rooaerelt ad- ’ s e t t l i n g lauw i d S a p o tr s . . •'A iw v e all. ctear-cul p .d i c t e . m inistration to develop a definite labor policy haji resulted in a must he laid down, tor the s s i system of handling disputes which aju! the postwar emergency oertod issues which most fre “drift* fro bad to w orse" and has on those cause strike*. given th e W’ar Labor Board the fluently , . , , . Two of split personality of mutual friend ' lhr miWt 'n’P»f‘»n‘ •* ,h“ * ™n and judge In addition to th a t * * * " •n’1 untf>n of cop in enforcing wage con- ] trots ag a in st worker* *nd cmtdoyers, states Mr. Iw isenun. i This recognised authority on la- i bor problems contends that the right of th e Director of Economic S tabilisation to reject a wage raise approved by the WLB “ has leriuosly undermined confidence in the independence of the board." ■ “ Most uf our cu rren t strikes," , aserts M r. 'Lelsetton. “are d ir- i re ted ag a in st confusions and d e ­ lay In the government machinery for settling dispute*. Sometimes tjit-y are directed against the workers' own labor leaders fo r 'failure to gel action’- from gov­ ernment agencies. T h r e e years a fte r I’earl lia r bor we still have no definite policy tow ard labor during the war. or plan for labor after th e wvfr . \Vb have met each labor crisis srrth an improvisa liuci which, while patching the immediate hre»-h. has generated new m isunderstandings of It* own Mr. Letaersnn tay» “ k l h labor It U ln b \ tW I n fit**! S i^ t r w m ! Two Crews For ♦ !• 'ifU if Most Bombers I a J \ m - , i ~ ~ \ l»*f* 1113k11 A rm y ir true p rrJ! 11it *"*ta n r a*’r it-.ru tra ^ ra h * — a nuI r %r «■■\ Itl4 . li |< n*litnfalH > r K\ p ru K a b ty Ti- h jlk r tiUUkkM uf I hr h.j.% \h r t-r-eri ■ 'r r a l I'm t e d ' lir n r r u } (>«wm vl.iff i *..- * d v - f \ la r * ik jil if f fw t h rtrr.l , , rirH tat • I tt v ir f * b r i m tin- in* Kr limtr* »«i r ' The h r . I f . « r - .r a rm S > jl. th e a ir t* t f r « * tfi't *t fo rc e # m th e fie m H **<*U a 1 * u m 5 t» t*-w Iff r a t L r ir a k t h r a a v ^ t j.| hoe! 1r t t t 'ih r ’ l * » i .* 0 ih r rvl tD t« ■IThr irS H iu I rot It t v ll * 1 tr f V * w h a ir ie r * .»- 1 *if rffN * ire * o k 1 r f ir t m w a* h e waul in "V ta u m l K| t»r-ii#fs'^ t*SIfei’'i < Uw i - 1 r a I W a m tn ar m **» 1 U e -a L t iA a f u l tuitL.it h« . * r |r I hies *1 ( ' i I I \ 1\ . -• The #i r t th a t n ..—t \ r m y n i r p * a r u lt l h h i f t n m il | v t -j fr , k r m v , h e . r e e r . t V . f i k e t 1 . s # u cgV f r.Asf “ the* fT a s n ii—t o f A m e r i c a ', w a i p L ao e. c s r e f u l l \ iu ir.n l re p la c e tiw r1 ‘, m“' h a ir ts rn pron*W -i w ith tw o I * n l of m j i r t s i h a . b een ... c re w , as p a rt of lW te c h n iq u e 1m a m ta m e .1 th a t l i u p i u n s l i . M . of d e m o ra liz in g l.w tlrrm a n - 1 te i I v e ! itm m t o re m ie h l w ith a " f lo o d o f * U 't» ir ie .l p o w e r ." | a n d a il m lt u n its n w ittn u e d tn W r i t in g in t h e " f n i t r d S t a t e s ' t c t . e w ith 'u l l r a n k . , . t i m u l s i e I a t W a r " e d i t i o n of t h e " A r m y , i , | th e p t r w i . e o f n ew m en tn s n.t V i h J e u r i i i l " to t e t» .o e .l J t e r - o n w in to tig th e a p p r o . *1 { t*|*ev at ton * i; t m th e 0iwT.at.t11 • Jesse it. Howell el fieni.I ' . . t ile *i f 1* «»i ' '♦ fod | ■ The f o r e r u n n e r of in. ' «-h«».| o f s o c ia l . . . i t » a w eek s u m m e r * e .» m n r - .i t*\ ib e N ew Y o rk t h .itiM . r a tio n S e i r t i u* I - •- n n i i h it t i** -' ■ Jr* % R \n | NlSgs* ti J I Ho* rii fJki jr f i \U 1 -rfl » It i|r|. ft# * 'ttP m y I* I fo r * I I 'I Irk j, f» « r hf '4 out uf control it will not merely crippte Industry, It wtll damage the labor movement itself, dis gust our returning soldiers and sailors su it -harm every single one of us. Public opinion ran be in yoked to bring labor and manage­ ment to the point of mutual serve merit on the fundamentals of a national .labor policy if (he President will put tk ia . squarely up to n l a i o r Confemnce" as did Woodrow Wilson during World War I Unlike Mr. Wilson. President R ocferrll. he states, permitted .< labor conference culled shortly a ftr Pearl Harbor to adjourn without eslatdiihing definite polic­ ies to guide the War la b o r Board. "It dodged or evaded the two basic Issues, wages and union ahop, which have bedeviled ih<Inbor situation ever since.*’ charges Mr. Lcifer.on. "The employer representatives (to such n conference! should not tie band-picked by the £nv rnm ienl. but should stand f o r the views of industry as n whobThe labor representatives should Include, besides CIO and AFL^i representatives of the Railway Rrothrhood* and other recognized independent unions. "Such a conference, it seems to me, m ight well agree on some such policies as there: “T hat work rs and employer*, in any labor dispute, first maze a serious, bona-fide effort tn resolve th e ir differences by col­ lective bargaining and mutual agreement within a fixed time limit. “ Next, th a t government media­ tion machinery, no scattered through ' m any agencies, be re ­ organised and centralized. That arbitration - be recognized as a 'separate function, to be encourag­ ed on a voluntary basis (f medi­ ation fall*. A ny top labor board th a t la aet d p should confine it- to Mf* « ti j M f ir # t ir t « s j f-t Kt ih g ^ n l to IJ *e th te i t e s f o . n . l T K c ir o»n m 34 r c 4 t iv if r j-n lllili! Sfc'T H .i»ril ic a rntwheF «>f 11*~ 1 f -1 1it fa m r x _ ♦ I %.'*»• tit ItAlf I hi* j t t l i f r **■ fM Kiiui on V ■■♦ <*• ifu»i *rv t - ii L a.lr * t maj z. j »*1iDt fra 1 I4*w *1 * {'p'kiirt His r? l*iki f \t im *o il ; o % i > i " o i*u rt tK* !*•*-‘■“•i ■'! I i* a! iirm iil Mai'k ^ r t.wf f, , 1•*J * * • h ■ ! vflii f t fk Arii»\. Ho*..* J V« jj*^* , r r !? ,U * *rrrrj»w.n ■*#rvV ft*r a ’ * * * '*•' lo 4t»*R * tic *i lor f*surtw| ' ^JkfilMh IkiJWa *HintT of lJi#» * r -1 at*- U t ttM l u r » iif ir a ii f 5r**t l S a a h tn*-Kile r '3*1 r u e , # S'llsri ( f -c"*k.)| v trk«»|k% • f - r v K j ' V r r t h r J Do m il*- i y a r n ' a t H* t« a»» alrrsiti B fri'a irl I hr fa ir i»! H um all huur. t’ti'rm rn t »ktiN h K*- It !it’nr*’ 1*r 1kr hTta) %i *til He vtj* i^r in i <»r»l ht*« e \ er. t*» fi?v»! t** TKc- b e a t e r , f a n ! y j l m t i f u l in m.if4 s.irj,n .rJ Jrtr*e« «t *11 ir tK r t a u t H r m \ a | ! n - o f N .ir # a V . »d* h o |r ' r i u ti f u r if a n u n -h m c r u n wa* *4 *ml from <*t niti son Kv I*1• «‘*i**Ai To I t a t.* j|> **f hi* a Et'Dbiy tu ii t!»etr Karrsiw m ^ • r u T r r t ifT t r f u i m 'TD«fj> A a f a in a t k illin g LETS SECURE THIS PLANT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Frozen Food Locker and Cold Storage Plant To Be Built O n The Farmers State Market At Sanford 600 Izockers must be rented to citizens of Seminole County to obtain War Production Board priorities to c o m - » struct planL Thin must be done by December 20th. THIS OVER WITH A B A N G Your application for rental of lockers will be handled by the following: Sanford Atlantic National Bank Florida State Bank Frierson’s Electric & Gas Co. t th e m P a f T ir U *r o j i i t i a ! ! 10th A r m o r e d Division, Bolng o u t - | e n d " b e m u s e "if s t r i k e s then g e t post duty slid a guard trick "A fte r three days,” ebntlnued tha lU pl, ” 1 aik boys where in# a n tr y Is. I told one tank going nut of town I go with him. I hllth hike to where 1 find 04lh Division Jl.P . He tell roe where head­ quarters are. I come back." Chukima pulled two white hers from hi* pocket. I he them T g -helmet," explained, “but I nearly Jose them In tank so put lit* in in pocket. One feather It tn keep me strong. O ther to take care of UOth Division." fe The Hop! tribe had sat un all wnlghl conducting ceremonial- rites over the feather* before present­ ing them to th eir warrior. Back with hla outfit, the Chief took a couple of days to track down a group of Germans, e s ti­ m a t e d to have been fifteen In number. The tra il terminated in a houae In a s m a l l village, where one of the residents told him that the enemy had changed clothes uml disappeared, u Ran Sixty Miles in Day * Chukima hai the stamina of a well-oiled machine. When he waa eighteen years old b« ran alxty miles one day, carrying his cere­ monial mask and costume to Join hla tribesm en In a traditional ? lo p i dance to aak the gods for rain, • "I stopped once a t a spring to oat my little lunch," Chukima said " b u t only re s t short time. arrived befpre sundown.' The dance, which lasted all light, waa followed by rain the Jtext day For relaxation during pre-w ar ' day* th e Indian chased horses. I t's easy, according to Chukima. , “J u st chase 'em all da* over - # U » hills, be explained In hla — “ T e l monotone "They lay w hen they g e t tirad." there’a the element t' ' ? T 16. f*e i ;f** ’v*"'w ?■ • -p'ir •**" * » *‘i *h. - J. , *r ».. t . ‘K»5# mem*f h .v a tikonir ■Sii» H a . cA(4ur«-ki ^i** iirniuiiT aim! thg-n u»* s] ' *« *f itiaf hilH ru n until Hit •** ti MBKR » b .i,***t 'Takes T w o -Germans thm c LH Tlh«* *'I ftr-r i|yf t*v ' f .- i m r im * . f " i ' 1 4 1 M ir w h a ll - .t it * *-*t th e » f a f t t*> !*e k * .Marshall ( alls ftlovc, *• !1> -km.n%naioi **n 1k< ^uuPlan To Demoralize 'l"*4 *" ^k f u t l fatr 'theIhi'f in '* , •■ By Sustained Power A,’, 'J.1; '''n fui nr iri ii »r it | r r a hfvirmar,+lr ‘■**a w \ s i i i \« ;t i»\ t f lr ia n At‘j.J> in p the w.«!ikr j-r . . i» * rv i it M M e m b er A s s o < i» ln | l Y w i t-f Uho nt l ' 'r rff**M pv-w-wj i t u f ii ' _ _ * K R I D \ Y . D E C E M B E R 8. 1911 Former NMB Chairman Urges Action Army Assigns To Avoid Increasing Labor Strife W ITH GENERAL PATTON’S ARMY, Dec. 8,—C trl Chukima, known a t "Chief," a Ihlrty-elght•V ar-otd Hopl Indian from the u ra lb l Reservutiun near F lag staff, A H l.rH * » -JO * m fu T h ed from a four day hunting trip. A an 1per had wounded one of the Chief's white Am erican rlenda, and Chukima, who la a Irivate In Company I), 316th E n ­ gineers, of the 00th Division, a p ­ pointed* himself a one-man w ar p arty to avenge the attack. C aptain Clarence Symea, of Lubbock, Tea., the company comt vviander, waa about to list ChuTtitna a s m in in g In action on the u n it’s morning report on the day the Indian stoically returned h it place on the engineer road garro, ‘He comei and1 goe*,' goe captained tain caap p ta in Symea. "“ l t ’a very diffi 'S u it on occasion." A nfercd by Sniper T he U at tim e CapUln Symea aaw Chukima w as in tha German town of BuUdorf, which tha 368th Infantry and the engineer* ever* attem pting to clean ujj. A Hlnlper winged a man standing neat to the O iief as the two were leaving a house. “It s ta rt making ma mad." explained the stone-faced Hopl. "I j r o house—one from on*. T hat V v en ing I atill in town looking for sniper. Next day 1 stay. In a fte r, noon I keep looking for anlper hut np find. I ask boy arid he say infantry have pull out and that evening 1 joined the tanks," ^ Chukima decided to fight the i ) rr« d what m a y •war for a while with the arm or, ami I n d u s ! r y and stayed two days with the happen «?» the war draw s to t A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R S h ilo h 1 wo Fanners* State Market • ----Florida Power & Light Co. - -• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1944 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 08, 1944 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 1944. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2c9f7e270750f946b25d0d92627dd967.pdf d2e9726fbec177a4c35ea40358128162 PDF Text Text r* f 7 7 iF . f K i H F i i i l D CLASSIFIED ADVETtilHINU RATES lOe p e r lift* fo r on* la w r tlo t tC*-pef lin t fo r th r e e l o r t r t k u D r P«r tin* fo r 0 ta l e r Uoos • )fto pci Hca for £8 Insertion* Minimum -eta , . , *De * JM ONE 148 OR B RJN O TOUR A da to T H E oA N F O R D HERALD souit. l i r a word* to Lb* line, Inert-ding pnon* u d *drtr*** 111 tilyertlMniacrt* lo r situation. wanted will U ch a rted for a t tb. •golar el— IPod rate*. FOR RENT SE V E R A L Sew ing machines. Will consider trad e. 1025 K. 4th S t. 20 A CRE tiled celery fa rm on T am eron A ven u e,. E ast Side, lately plowed and harrow ed. E. B. Stowe. Phone 192-R. II. II. Pope Company K E R O SE N E cooking stoves and gas h o t p istes. L A D IE S bleek wool co at, sire ID, never worn, 325.00. Thpue 0 7 5 -M a fte r 6 P. M. 6 ROOM bungalow by owner. R easonable, 2310 \V 1st St. Phone 142-W, ^SO V S A LI, wonl tw eed suit, n g r 13, 312.00. Phone 072 or 538. .TW O wheel tra ile r, Phone 215-11 good tire*. ROOM, p riv ate b ath , 70fl E. 2nd St. close In. MISCELLANEOUS G IV E MAGAZINE SU B S C R IP ­ T IO N S FOB C H R ISTM A S. A G IF T th a t last* all year. Call I.. Beni, t4H betw een 12 and I I*. M. o r 4fl-W a fte r 7 P. M, IF Y O lllt home is fo r sale list it with ItOBKItT A. W ILLIA M S • I’huiir 732 A tlantic Bank Bldg. IR I.S PKK-wur bicycle; ty p e­ w rite r and m etal sta n d ; Cabinet Phiicv radio. Can be seen at C U R TA IN S w ashed, starch ed and stretched. 5 IK M e ) ) o r » r ) ) ) e , 006 W. 3rd Kl. phone K73O N E diam ond rin g v ery reasonably priced, F o r inform ation Call 575 R. .5 FIF.ft/VI.D. b lo rk h o u ie on which n a v a l g u n ­ fire will lie required. I l l passer. hl> In fer m at Ion to Ih* b attalio n naval g u n fire liaison o ffic e r, t a n Disapprove R equest If th e request lx s a tis fa c to ry in the opinion of th e b attalio n o fficer, n support ship delivers By T EC H N IC A L SE R G E A N T the fire. The regim ental o r divi­ PA U L G. LONG sion nav al gunfire o ffic e r ran (M a rin * Corps C om bat C o rre­ disap p ro v e the request. spondent) F irs t Marines reg im en tal P E L E L IU , I’alau Island* (Ho g uThe n fire liaison officer denies the lay ed l — By the lim e nil F irst Division Marines had landed on request if it would Jc o p a n tile the FeieJiu, there was o n e m an—-in ­ .livea of M arines of .h is reg im en t, cluding the Jap anese— for every nr co n flict with an o th er firing two sq u a re yards on the island problem . I.t. Morton, a t th e divi­ The problem of naval g u n fire sion com m and post, checks th* su p p o rt clearly was a delicate request ag ain st the w hol* pic­ tu re of th e situstlon an d action one. at the m om ent. By noon on D d ay plus one, It sounds like a slow process, p a tro ls, m qrtar sections ami whole companies of M arines w ere Imt it isn 't. Only tw o m inutes across th* air|Hirt and heading rln p srd in som e instance* betw een fo r th e precipitous coral rid ees the o b serv er's request am i the w here J a p s were holed up in the firs t shell fired from th e ship. Ja p e Well Km placed s to u te s t defenses yet encountered “ It is d iffiru lt to m a k e a d e ­ in th * Pacific. Each day ns the M arines drove forw ard, (h r p ro ­ fin ite e stim a te of the c ffe c la of naval g u n fire in an o p e ra tio n uf blem becam e tougher. this s o r t." i.t. Morton Pointed To control its g u n fire, the out. “T h e Ja p s were well em­ Navy s e n t to the division n naval placed. I onw numerous in stan ces g u n fire liaison officer. Navy |,L where njivnl gunfire h ad d e s­ M arvin P. Morton, J r ., uf L ittle troyed g u n em placem ent*, am ­ Hock, A rk . m unition dum ps, bomb sh elters, T h is Is how he w orkrd: ling* anil tank*. J u s t how IT Ja|M were killed by it, ulv can xuv. R eg im en t, discover* on enem y * “ One n ig h t, naval g u n fire de- Controlling Naval Gunfire Was Big Problem In Palau S eS? F7/HITT)a itr o y r d W hether FHID a Y, DECEMBER 8. 1‘> I4 14 Japan*** barge* they w#r* attem p tin g to bring In reinforcement* ot evacuate Japanese, I d o n 't know. Uiil they » f it not M irrcm lul, in any event. ‘T h e flra support ship* did n splendid job, (Irfnc all mission* th a t were requested. "On* night, iioim- wn» beard o ff O ran g r Beach and we sus ported th at tb* J a p s ini,'hi IrA b rie f docket was presented try in g un am phibious n iu n trr itv C ourt Mnndav to Judge a ttack , Htumheli illum ination u rn ;, Jin. tC i . JJh aro n . ------------ ——-— requested. Tht* -was- f u m tr h n t—In Bonds of f 6 each of C. A. exactly two m inute*." H anson and of Pete Bona roll, E xtensive P re p aratio n ch arg ed with reckless ■ driving, E xtensive pre-lnvn*ion prep ara - wery entreated. Bond o f f i d of tlon fo r the control of naval gun- J. x'- Johnson, charged with fira wax ma«le. Lt. M orton assist- d runkenness, w as estreated . n l in th e form ulation of the N e g ro cases and ch arg es w ere: naval gunfire plan fo r the o p era­ Ja m e s A rlley, fo r d lao r& riy con­ tion, co-ordinated the gunfire duct, w as fined 335 an d cotta plan with the a ir and artillery or CO days an d fo r (existing plan, indoctrinated officer* and a r r e s t, 325 and costs or 00 days: men o f the Divixion in naval John S cott, fo r a ssa u lt and b at­ g u n fire and checked rOnmtunica te ry , " ! 6 and co sts or 80 days; tion and control nets abroad the N a th a n Moore, fo r a s s a u lt und com m and xhlp and nxhorc. b a tte ry . 351 bund e stre a te d ; G er­ H um m nrtring the action as he tru d e Moore, drunkenness, | l l xaw It, l.t. Morton xaid: “The bond e stre a te d ; Sam uel D avit, naval g u n fire in thix operation d runkenness, $10 fine o r 30 days perform ed It* mixxlnn adm iral-'--. and G ladys H ollow ay, disorderly N aturally,' th ere w ere emplaco- conduct, >10 fine or 30 d a y s. mnntx th a t were not de*troyed. T here were cuvrs in the hills W yom ing a n d . South D akota th a t perhaps could n e v e r be de­ produce Co per cent of th e A m er­ stroyed by n a ta l g u n fire ^even ican supply of -b entonite, a d a y ivad we known In- advance of used -•—) as a bonding m aterial for th e ir location. And w here em m olding sand in steel founder!**. Reckless Drying Is Charged In C o u rt Lieut, Sam L. Guthrie Returna From India M IA M I, F lo rid a , Dec. 8. (Spe­ c ia l) — An ocean hop ab o ard an A ir T ra n sp o rt C om m and plane h a s bro u g h t 2 men fro m Florida Into ATC'e M iami A rm y A ir F ield rnroute to th eir hom es a f ­ t e r a lour o f d u ty o verseas. 1st Lieut C h arles F . S a m , 30, of H.R. I, J a c k s o n v ille .J ia i serv- *d IB m onths iu th e E uropean th e a te r as a p il o t'o f a C-47 for! th* A ir T ra n sp o rt Comm and. 1st. L ieut. Sam uel L G uthrie. - 1 of S anford, h as served 10 m onth* overseas in the C hinaB urm a-India th e a te r a* a pilot of a C-48 fo r th e A ir Trm n-jm rt, C om m and. He ha* been aw arded the D .F.C ., the A ir Medal w ith a d u s te r , and a P residential C ita ­ tion, ___ __________________ Enjoy a good Dinner FLORIDA CAFE Wc specialize In taste and nutrition S E W IJJG m achines repaired, all m a le s. Work g u a ra n te e d . 1025 E. Ith St. > 13 BEDROOMS of fu rn itu re, ft In n erip rln g and 3 cotton m at­ 1-TflIIKK room fu rn ish ed anti one 2 -room furnished ap artm en t. tre sse s ; Studio couch. InnerN o objection in sm all children. sp rin g ; other household items. Prices m oderate. M rs. N eim yer, 12,500 for all. Phone (131W . phone 5, Ixmgwood Fla. ELE C T R IC train , fire screen ami C (t\F N H A G K N and 1rims Phone 262-J. fo r shU*. J. !' dull Ave. A FEW kum qual, llm equst and calam ondla trees If ordered at once. A. K. K o sselter, Celery Ave. cabbage plant* E llsw orth, Bear- TABLES WANTED— 1936 DODGE Sedan, g ood,condi­ tion w ith 6 good tire s, i-IOO.bf llO l.LP.R MOTOR HALES cash. Can be seen a t Hunt's N EED S U SED CARS Tuxedo Feed S t*re. H:00 A. M IV* will pay to n railin g prices to 0:00 P. if. fo r used autom obiles. All O P .\ d e ta ils handed for you. W rit* or TW O SM A LL form a for sale; phone us to come and m ake a i r one 3 acres land. 2 atory home, ap p raisal. g a rag e, one sto rag e house, one H OLLER MOTOR HALES ‘ good well, land tiled, Complete 20h W F irst Ht. Phon* 523 au b lrrlgation. One 6 -acre farm w ith 2 story house, 2 story b arn , good well, land tiled, com plete ru b lrrlg a llo n . Apply to J . W. Bell, Imke Monroe, JU S T received ship m en t floor m ats fo r all cars and trucks F iresto n e S tores, 111 E. 1 st St., phone 12. ’CUNG cow and horse. Lock h a r t - subdivision, 1H42 Me A rth u r, corner 20th Ht W A N T E D : 20 I’honc 466 gauge Gifts For Little Folks For a Queen Shootin "Tank shotgun W A N T E D ; Used G rand will pay cash. Box 160 S m y rn a Beach, FI*. i , W A N T E D — You! T „ m eet us a t N IC E ynung th n f ly V ictory G ar­ Sunday School a t 10:00 A. M. this Sunday s t th e Assembley den Plant* now ready. Iceberg ■i le ttu ce; Ei-carule; Tomato**; or God Church, lo cg trd on the * C abbage; P o llard s; Chinese corner o f J2th Ht. & I,*U rtt i! C abbage; B eets; B roccoli: and Ave. • M issionary S tra w b e rry planta. ,* J. W. Bell, Ijik e M onroe, phone W A N T E D : "iris bicycle, Junior site . Phone 2d. O N E H OU SE and lot. J D u h art Lum ber Y ard. Apply PRACTICALLY n ^ T g l r i * Vic' tory bicycle. No ta le S aturday '8 1 4 C hapm an Ave. *1038 E SSEX Coach, good tires. 4 1 T W. 2nd St. betw een 7 and 8 P, M, ^ ___________ ALARM clock, p re-w ar, 00 hr. “ lum inous dial, new. Ifi.OO. W ells, 719 Oak Ave, ________ FO LD IN G Iron cot, sp rin g s, no m attru**, 16.0(1; too feet 7 ft. w ire fencing. Phone 701 -W. Cheerful Airy Design You owe il lo yourself anfl your family lo give a note of dignity and dis­ tinction to to u r home Ibis CIiristmnR Nothing could he lovelier in your bedroom than this modem null* of beautiful walnut. Include* bed. chrxt nnd vanity with large round plate ghuw mirror. :*-I*c SUITE IX)ST L O S T : Pocket book o g a s ratio n coupons, license, v a lu a b le ,p a p e n D aniels, lit. I, B ax ford. LO ST: Ladies Ilulnva w rist watch. Itc( to llrru ld . R ew ard. Easy Terma • • • Coffee Cocktail I-amp Table.! • N ile Tables • Telephone Table* • End Tables Tiny PlatForm Rockers PLATFORM ROCKERS Beautiful u c a u i n u j assortm ent in Limed Oak and band rubbed Mahogany. m Replica of the one Mother LOST T railer lost betw een S an ­ ford and O rlando. Two wheel w ith gruy body. N otify H unt's Tirqrdo Feed Store- phon* 365. WINE FOR your fru it cak* at L O S T : Ration Hooka No. 4, Homer1! Soda Shoo. Rachel Pringle a n d fam ily. O il B IC Y C LES ■ ladle* and mans, p re-w ar, got*] condition. Also „ scooter w ith balloon tires. •j H am er's Rod* Shop. H n llv A v e . BUSINESS SERVICE Child's Red Rocker • 9.95 ............... M O DEL A Pickup, go<xl condition. Can It* seen at R o lle r Motor Sale* L o t any day.___________ r _ SU G A R CANF. juice V18 C elerv Ave. fo r ssle SIMMONS tw in beds without apringa. Phon* 828-W . ALL metal Irlih Mftil. Good, con­ dition, ML00. Phene flOtV-J. [GLE Iron bed, complete with Lattreea, (pring. Phone 872-J. TO RENT W E L D IN G : By an a x p e rt with 30 y ear*' experience who g u aron t«*s every Job, W ould ap p re­ c ia te o tria l. T em porarily located at 40014 F ren ch Ave. A. R. Welch. Odora - Glider Chest Robe CAR PENTERING," "general re­ pairs. W. J. Russel IT 706 W. 8th S tr e e t, Phon# 747-M . An extra closet with lots of room! All fiber. Easily FIIA MORTGAGE LOANS To build a home To buy a home To remodel g home C M . M V u S f f V w S j : A tPkeoe 178-J. STORAGE your ee Gereae. Bpadal ISIIED apartment, houaa storage. houaekeeplng rooma. Navy »le. 8 children. Call Room HELP WANTED-- “Airwate” LUGGAGE CAPABLE maid.1 good salary. Phone 1200, extension 246.' SALES LADY. H A A Department 8tore, Sanford Ave. GOOD MAID pari Umt. 811 P a r k Avs ■-/ ^ A thoughtful way to aay *v •C h a ir Seta Whita.. A.. Iroryi. enamel FLOOR LAMPS— 5*way M fhllng . . . w mm ~ A clever action toy which ((hoots f k e marbles. Priced | | | “Merry Christraas' 0.10 up V (P le a T ei Table Lamps • NTBDi Girl for counter ' ieacan Delriee, Apply lo It's Ei«y To Pay The Mather Way” PLANTS iii= iii= m = i - m W ^ieelbaT T O w e C �1 - d ch Section Two Wav ^ a n 1 ________ jVOLUME-XXXYI .. t e EfiUblhfted 1908 S A N F O R I) F L O R ID A . adopt a co-operative national la - functions should be the sole reg o v ern m en t rep resen tativ es t o ' spunsibility of th e D epartm ent bor policy la Im perative to avoid | of I j b o r . . . I t aeem t to me an o u tb re a k of ru in o u s labor dix- i that th e w orkable, orderly t>n» putes, declares W illiam M. L e i- , m lu re s of the K ailwav l a l « r A rt aeraon, form er ch airm an of th e could l»e adapted, with - • i n . N atio n al M ediation Hoard, w h o ; changes, to the e n tire field ».( o u tlin es In the J a n u a r y iasur o f • lal»>r d isputes. The A m erican M a in lin e a fo r-) T h a t the a d m in istratio n of mula f o r dealing w ith • fi*u a t '? n >economic stabilization be m ad. he sa y s ia "now approaching th e [e ( rl)|j n t ir e ly ir p s n lr fro m ttia l u l explosive stag e.' , r t l ___ ______ _____ „ > 'a ilu re of the Rooaerelt a d - ’ s e ttlin g lauwi dSapotrs . . • 'A iw v e all. c tea r-cu l p .d icte. m in istra tio n to develop a d e fin ite must he laid dow n, to r the s s i labor policy haji resulted in a system o f handling disputes w hich aju! th e postw ar em ergency oertod “ drift* fr o bad to w o rse " and h a s on th o se issues w hich most fre fluently cause strike*. Two of given th e W’a r L ab o r Board th e , . , , . split p erso n a lity o f m utual frie n d ' lh r miWt 'n’P»f‘» n ‘ •* ,h “ * ™ n and ju d g e In addition to th a t * * * " •n ’1 untf>n of cop in enforcing wage con- ] trots a g a in s t w orker* *nd cm tdoyers, sta te s M r. Iw ise n u n . i This recognised a u th o rity on la- i bor pro b lem s contends th a t th e rig h t o f th e D irector o f Economic S ta b ilisa tio n to re je c t a w age raise app ro v ed by th e WLB “ h as leriu o sly underm ined confidence in the independence o f the bo ard ." ■ “ Most u f our c u rre n t strik e s ," , a se rts M r. 'L e lse tto n . “ are d ir- i re ted a g a in s t confusions and d e ­ lay In th e g overnm ent m achinery for s e ttlin g dispute*. Som etim es tjit-y a re directed ag ain st th e w o rk ers' own labor leaders fo r 'fa ilu re to gel actio n ’- from g o v ­ ernm ent agencies. T h r e e years a f te r I’earl l i a r bor we still have no defin ite policy to w a rd labor during th e w ar. o r p lan for lab o r after th e wvfr . \Vb h av e met each labor c risis srrth an im provisa liuci w hich, while patching th e im m ediate hre»-h. has g enerated new m isu n d e rsta n d in g s of It* own Mr. L etaersnn ta y » “ k l h lab o r W IT H G EN E R A L P A T T O N ’S A RM Y , Dec. 8,—C trl C hukim a, know n a t "C h ief," a Ih lrty -e lg h t•V a r-o td Hopl Indian from th e u r a lb l R eservutiun near F la g s ta ff, A H l.rH * » - J O * m fu T h e d fro m a fo u r day h u n tin g trip. A an 1per h ad wounded one o f th e C hief's w hite A m erican rlenda, and Chukim a, who la a Irivate In C om pany I), 316th E n ­ gineers, of th e 00th Division, a p ­ pointed* him self a one-m an w a r p a rty to avenge the a tta c k . C ap tain C larence Symea, o f Lubbock, T ea., the company com tvviander, waa ab o u t to lis t C huTtitna a s m in in g In action o n th e u n it’s m orning rep o rt on th e d ay the Indian stoically returned h it place on the engineer road garro, ‘H e com ei an d1 goe*,' cap ta in ed goe c a p ta in Symea. "“ l t ’a very d iffi 'S u i t on occasion." A n fe rc d by Sniper T h e U at tim e C apU ln Sym ea aaw C hukim a w as in tha G erm an tow n of B uU dorf, which th a 368th In fa n try and the engineer* ever* a tte m p tin g to clean ujj. A Hlnlper w inged a man sta n d in g n eat to the O iie f as the two w ere leaving a house. “ It s ta r t m aking ma m ad." explained the stone-faced Hopl. "I j r o h o u se —one from on*. T h a t V v e n in g I atill in town looking for sniper. Next day 1 stay. In a f te r , noon I keep looking for anlper hut np find. I ask boy arid he say in fa n try have pull out and that evening 1 joined the ta n k s," ^ C hukim a decided to fig h t the i)rr«d what m ay •w ar fo r a while with the a rm o r, ami In d u s!ry and stayed tw o days w ith th e happen «?» the war draw s to mvtnlb i _ _ - , i ~ * K R ID \Y . D E C E M B E R 'Indian A WO L Former NMB Chairman Urges Action Army Assigns To Avoid Increasing Labor Strife Two Crews For 4 Days Seeking N EW YORK C IT Y , Dec. 8. self to recom m endations or volun (S p ecial) — An Im m ediate con j tsry a rb itra tio n . It should have Most Bombers * Sniper’s Scalp ferenee o f labor, liuaineai am i I no m ediation function* Such Chief Chukima Leaves 90th Division InGermany, Joins Tanks t AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ~ It U ln b \ tW I n fit**! S i^ t r w m ir I a 8. 1911 l»*f* 1113k11 A rm y true 11it *"*ta n ! p rrJ! r a*’r t-f Uho nt it-.ru tra ^ ra h * — t* Itl4. li ' v l.iff i *..- f i f * d v \lar*ikjil f fw *t *-*t |<n*litnfalH>r K\ ** < * U \ m it p ru K a b ty h.j.% t-r-eri a pv-w-wj i t u f i i ' Ti- h jl k r \ h r ■ 'r r a l m i l \ tiUUkkM u f I h r I ' m t e d 5 t» t*-w S > jl. t f r « * tfi't f ie m H r i m th e { » f a ft t*> !*e k* t*|*ev a t t o n *i;t m t h e 0iwT.at.t11 • . -• * 1 tr tj.| hoe! rot Ittv ll * 1 r t tt'ihr w h a ir ie r * .»- 1 ’l*»i .*0 *if rffN*ire*o k 1 ih r rvl rfirtm wa* h e waul in Uw i- 1 r a I «»i W am tnar ' m **» 1 Ue-aLtiA aful tuitL.it h« lim tr* *r|r 1* < I hies . Je s se it. H o w e ll '♦ *1 ( ' fo d | ■ The fo re ru n n e r of in. ' «-h«».| o f s ocia l . . . i t » aweek su m m er * e .» m n r -.i t*\ ibe N ew Y o rk t h.itiM . ration S e i r t i u* I - •- MBKR *r o j i i t i a ! ! '4 out uf c o n tro l it w ill not m erely crippte In d u stry , It wtll dam age the lab o r m ovem ent itself, d is g u st o ur retu rn in g soldiers and sailors s u it -harm every single one of us. Public opinion ra n be in yoked to b rin g labor and m anage­ ment to th e point of m u tu al serve merit on th e fundam entals of a n ational .labor policy if (h e P resident w ill put t k i a . squarely up to n l a i o r Confemnce" as did Woodrow W ilson d u rin g W orld W ar I Unlike M r. W ilson. President R o c fe rrll. he states, perm itted .< labor conference culled shortly a f tr P earl H arbor to adjourn w ithout e sla td iih in g defin ite polic­ ies to g u id e th e W ar la b o r Board. " It d o dged or evaded the tw o basic Issues, wages and union ahop, w hich have bedeviled ih<Inbor situ a tio n ev er since.*’ charges M r. L cifer.on. "T he em ployer re p resen tativ es (to such n conference! should not tie band-picked by the £nv rn m ie n l. b u t should stand f o r the views o f industry as n whobThe labor re p re se n ta tiv e s should Include, besides CIO and AFL^i re p re se n ta tiv e s of th e Railway R rothrhood* an d o th e r recognized independent unions. "S uch a conference, it seem s to me, m ig h t well agree on som e such policies as there: “T h a t w ork rs and employer*, in any la b o r dispute, firs t m aze a serious, bona-fide e ffo rt tn resolve th e ir differences by col­ lective b a rg a in in g and mutual ag reem en t w ithin a fixed tim e lim it. “ N ext, t h a t g o vernm ent m edia­ tion m ach in ery , no scattered th ro u g h ' m a n y agencies, be r e ­ org an ised a n d cen tralized . T h at a rb itra tio n - b e recognized as a 'se p a ra te fu n ctio n , to be encourag­ ed on a v o lu n ta ry b a sis (f medi­ a tio n fall* . A n y top la b o r board th a t la a e t d p should confine it- » It i|r|. ft# * 'ttPm yI*I for * I I ' I fir # tir t« s j Irk j, ♦ I V I4*w ‘ ■“ •i ■'! %.'*»• tit ItAlf I hi* j t t l i f r **■ fM Kiiui on ■■♦ <*• if u»i *rv t - ii L a.lr * \ im t m aj z. j »*1iDt fra 1 *1 * {'p'kiirt His r? l*iki f t * o il ;o% i > i " o i*u rt tK* !*•*-I i* a! iir m i i l Mai'k ^ r t.wf f, , 1•*J * * • h ■ ! vflii f t fk A r i i » \ . H o*..* J V« jj*^* , r r !? ,U * *rrrrj»w.n ■*#rvV ft*r a ’ * * * '*•' lo 4t»*R * tic *i lor f*surtw| ' ^JkfilMh IkiJW a *HintT of lJi#» * r - 1 at*- Ut ttMl u r»i- ifiraii f 5r**t l S aah tn*-Kile r '3*1 r u e, # S'llsri ( f -c"*k.)| v trk«»|k% •f-rvKj'Vrr t h r J Do mil*- i y a r n ' at H* t« a»» a lr rs iti B fri'a irl I h r f a ir i»! H u m all huur. t’ti 'r m r n t »ktiN h K*- It !it’nr*’ 1*r 1k r hTta) %i *til He vtj* i^r in i <»r»l ht*« e \ er. t*» fi?v»! t** TKc- b e a te r , f a n !y j l m t i f u l in m.if4 s .i r j,n .r J Jrtr*e« «t *11 ir tK r ta u tH rm \a|!n - o f N .ir# a V . » d* ho|r' riu tifu rif a nun-hmc run w a* *4 *ml from <*t n iti son Kv t at.* j|> **f hi* a Et'Dbiy truTrrtifTtrfu i m'TD«fj> Aafainat I uii t!»etr Karrsiw m ^ k illin g I*1• «‘*i**AiTo • LETS SECURE THIS PLANT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Frozen Food Locker and Cold Storage Plant To Be Built O n The Farmers State Market At Sanford 600 Izockers must be rented to citizens of Seminole County to obtain War Production Board priorities to c o m - » struct planL Thin must be done by December 20th. THIS OVER WITH A B A N G Your application for rental of lockers will be handled by the following: Sanford Atlantic National Bank Florida State Bank Frierson’s Electric & Gas Co. t to f*e i ;f** ’v*"'w -p'ir u m i h it n n ii % R \n •**" ?* ■ • » *‘i *h. - J. , *r ».. t . ‘K»5# memI I \1 \ t | NlSgs* ti J I jr f i *f h.v Mf* « ti j M f-t Kt ihg^n "V i**-' ■ Jr* Ho* rii fJki \U a tikonir ■Sii» H a . cA(4ur«-ki l t o IJ * e th te i t e s f o . n . l ifrj-n l l l i l i ! ^i** iirn iu iiT aim! thg-n u»* s] T K c ir o » n m 3 4 r c 4 t i v S fc'T H . i » r i l ic a r n t w h e F «>f ' *« *f itiaf hilH r u n until Hit •** ti 11*~ 1 f -1 1it f a m r x _ 10th Arm ored D ivision, Bolng o u t - | end" b e m u se "if s trik e s then get post d u ty slid a guard trick " A f te r th ree days,” ebntlnued tha lU p l, ” 1 a ik boys w here in# a n t r y Is. I told one tank going nut of town I go w ith him. I h llth hike to where 1 find 04lh Division J l.P . He tell roe where h e a d ­ q u a rte rs are. I come back." C hukim a pulled two w hite hers from hi* pocket. th em T g - hI elm et," he explained, “b u t I nearly Jose them In tan k so put lit* in in pocket. One fe a th e r It tn keep me s tro n g . O th er to take c a re of UOth D ivision." fe The Hop! trib e had sa t un all wn lg h l conducting cerem onial- rite s over th e feather* before p re s e n t­ ing them to th e ir w arrior. Back w ith hla o u tfit, th e C hief took a couple of days to tra c k down a group of G erm ans, e s ti­ m a t e d to have been fiftee n In num ber. The tr a il term inated in a houae In a s m a l l village, w here one of th e resid en ts told him th a t the enem y had changed clothes uml disappeared, u R an Sixty M iles in Day * C hukim a h a i the stam ina of a well-oiled m achine. W hen he waa eighteen y e a rs old b« ra n alx ty m iles one day, c a rry in g his c e re ­ m onial m ask and costum e to Join hla trib esm en In a trad itio n al ? lo p i dance to aak the gods fo r rain , • "I stopped once a t a sp rin g to oat m y little lunch," Chukim a said " b u t only r e s t short tim e. a rriv ed befpre sundown.' T he dance, w hich lasted all light, w aa follow ed by rain the Jtext d a y F o r re la x a tio n d u rin g p re -w a r ' day* th e Indian chased horses. I t 's e a sy , according to C hukim a. , “J u s t chase 'em all da* over - # U » h ills, be explained In hla — “ T e l m onotone "T hey lay w hen they g e t tira d ." th e re ’a th e elem ent t' ' ? T 16. el fieni.I ' » b .i,***t f»«r t h e m . . tile *if 1 - r f l hf PafTirU 'Takes T w o -Germans thm c LH Tlh«* *'I ftr-r i|yf t*v ' 1* * Iff ra t Lrirakt h ra a v ^ t a u m l K| t»r-ii#fs'^ t*SIfei’'i f V t h rtrr.l tat ttvirf * brim tD , , rirH • I tin- »«i r ' t« ■IThr Kr in* The ir S H i u I | v t -j fr , k r m v , h e . r e e r .t V .f ik e t 1 .s # u c g V f r.Asf “ the* fT a s n ii—t o f A m e r ic a ', wai pLaoe. csre fu ll\ iu ir . n l r e p la c e tiw r 1 ‘, m“ ' h a ir ts rn pron*W -i with tw o I * n l o f m j i r t s i ha. been ... c r e w , as p a rt o f l W technique 1m am tam e.1 that liu p iu n s l i . M . of d e m o r a liz in g l.w tlr rm a n - 1 te i I v e ! it m m t o r e m ie h l w ith a " f lo o d o f * U 't » ir ie . l p o w e r ." | and ail m lt units nwittnued tn W r itin g in th e " f n i t r d S t a t e s ' t c t . e wi t h 'u ll ra n k ., .tim u ls ie I a t W a r " e d itio n o f th e " A r m y , i,| the p t r w i . e o f new men tn s n.t V i h J e u r iiil " to t e t».o e .l Jt e r - on w into tig the ap p ro . *1 arm The #i r t that n..—t \ r m y n i r p * arult l h h i f t n 1 s iii\« ;t i»\ lirnrru} (>«wm h r . I f . « r - .r *.f"i' 1 4 1 Mirwhall -.tit .Marshall ( alls ftlovc, *• !1> -km.n%naioi **n k< ^uuPlan To Demoralize 'l"*4 *" ^kfutl fatr 'theIhi'f in '*, •■ r r i r i ra h ar,+l ** By Sustained Power A,’, 'J.1; ''' n ufiniii»t|r fvirmr ‘■a w\ tflria n At‘j.J> i n p the w.«!ikr j-r . . i» the air force# m the f.-im 'ifU if * r v i J M M e m b e r A s s o < i» ln | l Y w i a nuI r %r «■■\ l ' ' r rf f **M ♦ !• S h ilo h 1 wo Fanners* State Market • ----Florida Power & Light Co. - -• �s <3 i • t TOE 8ANF0HD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA I u: s: CHRONOLOGY Floors Hero Of Field Operation ^Escape’ ToU. S. Iti'llr Saved Buddy Inside Story of Doo­ little’s Men Is One Of Petted Prisoners U nder F ir e , Calls. S T T H THF. A M ERICA N f.TH «ne th r o a t W A SH IN G TO N . Dec. 8. (A>>_ T h e la te s t of U e u t G eneral Ja m e s H. D oolittle's T okyo raid e re to be h eard from , th e five w ho landed in R ussia, "e scap ed '’ •c ro ss one o f the w orld’s bestguarded bonier* an d have r e ­ tu rn ed sa fely to th e U nited S ta te s. T h e Inside story of th e ir a d ­ v en tu re w as learned recently frees an a u th o rita tiv e source. The ta le was one of p am p creJ " c a p ­ tiv e s," of prolonged boredom ami finally an easy escape. T he five form ed th e crew ol one of th e sixteen B-25 (mmber: w hich h it Tokyo A pril 1H. 1912. T h is one m ade a forced landing r n Oh- H ujxian M gutim p Province J __ d te nifcbr-T lcw .on to C nina. T h is crew wax Interned in, the S oviet U nion ami let a y ear .operation w ith .t fo u n tain gam w h ile undor fire sa t <to« n a* if weak in lh r knee* w h e n to ld tm lsv th a t he hail Imen wDeowd a f r r r mod teal n tu ra tio i. an V w ato m lir-sri-vr C m v o raitj T h e new s ju s t about fjoorexl B a s n r X , E rnntan. a fo rm e r t r u r l rtatts yarL kntfr and a drtvnr and auto tncdiatiK fniq< Ccillcrv Place.. W ash. Wthdme lag! lid fM'.ld < m tntinn gwUtiiruirti yin-tit CM a w i. f i r Kiivi'd a riu tlin c ««nl- dBar whose Windpipe had hart. * ash a d b y shrapnel by m akin? M l dttrivion, hold oja-n Its tin fn_n te h t gxm. a h u h pormitt<Hl in , ■ M a t i d brihWTfc *ttjnm r "WidRj, th a t 's JpKt w hat I w ant a d *a do a ll m> life.’ K tnm an sai l a f t e r th e a b a c i o f tiie o r s , had asn n . ofT. *1 w anted to go to «-•*! l l * e a n d 1 m m to l«c a su rg e o n b u t I alw ay s told m yself. Tl*. aw Tias. D uane, you’ll never g ri Wagwthcr enough tnnnrx ’ N’n it i! W o !> • lik e If, x»»t tht A * . 17—JJdty S e a t,1 IS, 1912, inspected tllcfr the freedom o f the river-pot S T b v n ir"w * n r tw lm ad m r a m r w tfto ^ j f f U J i r 'w i « r * w o r ' ig * m - toy I-oil excursion on th e K am a, com* prom ised hunting fu the fall Piet* •'w ith c a te rer* , muaician* . irtlt th ey dclre cftaiinir at th e ir and a n E nitfiah-spcaking hostess. inactivity. TJtey could talk freely , (•ccause all KVftianx left th e H ad Freedom of Tow n * T he flyer* had com fortable room while A dm iral Slaiulk-s^ room*, plenty o f food, se rv a n t i listened to them , and they sai™ ami an in te rp re te r-g u a rd who they w anted to iret back in to . . tau irh t them R ussian. T h ey had action. mmit t i To visit the newly redecorated • Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge » . of the D EC EM B ER a. 1914 ■ . « u * nCfar v a i Tnailr lr» K inniah 4 ' William- L Wilson oT Jack sonvillc co rp o rate secretary. 0 N est Meeting Mere | T he nriranization agreed to i m eet next year hi Jacksonville. Tiie resolutions adopted said | th a t :t;i counties ic p o rt Inc in a • T A M PA , Dec | survey, ginnw-,1 tax cxemjitioii Sherm an. Coiiipunirs tMUMmgS to tal — P anam a C ity lum ber- to m aiv— yaaterdasrTtrariNTed nr-T—m t vattMUoKr oT^vKlSM A tO president fo r the fo u rth year of w hich Would briny in an e stim a t­ the F lo rid a S ta le C ham ber of ed S1TI.7IH annually in taxes, C om m it \ e iq annual ronventum T l— com m ittee said a fu rth er here, S h erm an and i» long list of extension e l the tux law, which S U te and d istric t officers were expires in 11148, "w ould work an elected a f t e r the delegate* had u n w arran ted hardship upon m uni­ p u t In a h a lf day of h a rd work cipal and county irovom m enta on plana to m aintain pro sp erity and is unfnir in principle to p re ­ th m u g h th e critical m onths ahead. viously established businesses th e y considered F lo rid a's need which are rsrryitiK th e ir full lohd fo r Pan-A m erican developm ent, of got em inent costa," research, n b e tte r to u ris t pro­ C ham ber m em ership also w ent g ram , prom otion o f the S ta te ’s on record by resolution: A gricultural resources, a fair R equesting the F lo rid a dele■hare o f th e com ing aviation in Congrexs to use ita in ­ developm ent, fo re stry and park irntion icrv lcc, a L etter o ral fo r the fluence “ to the end th a t the pre sm all in d u stries and a forw ard sent existing inequalities betw een com petitive group* of business as looking poat*w ar program . reprcscntesl by those which arc governm ent owned, • cooperatives, th ese operated as m u tu als and • ’ We Serve the finest in food and liquors AREA TO WHICH JAP NAVAL OPERATIONS ARE NOW CONFINED T he next m orning, how ever, the I ly rr* found they had lieen in* te n te d under in tern atio n al latv an d were not perm itted to re tu rn to the plane. T he U nited S ta te s E m bassy, th en headed by A dm iral W illiam II. Standley. w as notified th rougn a m essage from the Soviet liplum alic ag en t in the F a r E a st an i undertook to make co n tac t w ith th e men. T hey tu rn ed up in th e cen tralR ussian tow n of P e n is betw een Moscow end Kuibyshev, w here they received a "d ach a." or c o u n ­ tr y house The U nited S ta te s mili^ ta r y attach e. Colonel Jo sep h A. Mlchela. amt Edw ard Page, '» « • ond secretary of the E m bassy, w ent perm itted to visit them . W hea th e G erm an ad v an cr to S ta lin g ra d th a t sum m er th r e a t­ ened central R ussia, the flyers w ere moved e a st to O h an ik . on th e K ama R iser newr Molotov, w here they received a larg e house. A dm iral S tan d ley visited them MONGOLIA I'm Ttiufir m 1 4 nil#! ti lt i 3iftfTfwtrite.** L infill.•> sj*h1 M 1, *ni 1 m ‘liirky 1-iiLf** T h e Tnnrtnrr. W IH ild kfiltllPf % fly w o rry , however, u The c t a n i s bed w inthcr vosi tv p ,> ITp u Ftnmhoir W all* W alls A TOKYO crory wheai liir Armv griti rt*r • * * » n a if aui u v u rn it r.iuritt * amid. , CThc WesrtrTti Rescrvi. iXfai FR ID A Y D E C tftf& tlt t. IS tl WARRANTY DEKDS Dmidney. R xnntM T : F; ea •! To C harlie Vi ick* el ux. M oscly, >f. C. et us To M in e W rig h t. W rig h t, U tsie To W illie Janie* O xford et us. P a rth i. John II. e t ux To It. K. M ann e t ux. C asselberry G ardens Inc. To M attord Morgan et ux. C asselb erry G ardens Inc To C lery Kenneth W atson et irx, In g ra m N ettie C. To Orlando R. 8 en n et ux. C a ssc lte rry , II. e t ux To Gcor glc McClain et ux. V aughn, R. K. e t ux To John O. y m lth . S tu m , llenjam in >1. To i'e rry I CHINA Pxxifk Ocean Bottled-in-Bond in stoel But the BEST bonds S E A M L E S S BAC KS In STAR BRAND FREEMOLDS elimi­ nate nibbing, chafing and ripping you can buy, . 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PACKAGE STORE Phone 9 1 1 8 Arrnde Rltljr. ■LEGAL NOTICE i kj Hfcoiin nrndlng nod emloixtng b p p iu p iia tr |egi»lntlon “ to u> tom pltxh the tm u -fe i from the t i u M c of the In te rn a l Im prove­ m ent h uml t<i the rrxpwctlve counties nf nil ic m ain in g lands now held by the S la te ." title to vihicb wax o b tain ed in 1087 rh e resolution said th a t since the S ta le tre asu ry is In sound condition, settin g over of the r e ­ m aining M urphy A ct lands to the eountics would not Im- a hardship to the S tate and Mould he an a d v an ta g e to the c u u n tirs 1 F t tu r More H oapitels E ndorsing the plan of the S tate ruherctllosis ilourd soil the Florida Tuberculosis and Health A ssociation for four udilitional d istrict hospitals, the grouo plrdg id support in secu rin g additional H a te unit Federal funds for more mobile \ lay untie th a t makes Leaders M Indian Ocean (i mait« I rwtav !•) W K L ru to rr, pn-hMkHil * h*. t-t |ila*neil th a t un «h*t th r U I Ini) eif ri|;ht» hirj This Studio will be closed • p ie tiHnlp i| 4raim nc and l» o VMn» nf nil v a w rtl r*t«dy. and **if b r p a to is Ihta h ttcrn iiju llv I W l r m — He w r i t will i»cr biin th ro u c h ih r ail tlay WnlnciuUya and Thumdaya unlil further not ice in order that vie may get out our Christina*' work. rm ih ip " ! 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X X Y O C tD E h r SnnKnll Carrots 2 w<Kt 19<; Croakers Seminole Dry Cleanctw 19 c i O n ion s 5 »t>* 21c Hemo- Mullet T ha percent*** o f fixed carbon, clwalc*I -by j I'aicoxoic aunohhkd. determ ine* the value o f coal aa R f e u l., ’ C elery Cuixndinn •i' C auliflow er ib 17c Cokteo-U M ackerdt . . ib* 19c ! R u tab agas * 4 c ) S J iitd CRYOLITE 3 P o ta to e s 5 ibs 2 5 c VEAL ' Idaho Hu «a#l 19c 1(> P h o to c r a p h e r GOOD GROOMING Y am s can 11c Beans No. 2 cart 15e N a v a l Service to n .o n le H arris it Gaorvia 6 ll. fian & Mineral I j t a i a S n rrr. O tn A J r «t vrx. tn Dnirm Oil Co <’ity «»f Snnft.nl to Union Oil Snappers ANN’S MIRA SO I, BEAUTY SALON 0 7 N. r»r* • Kent Hrrd p rre Others priced from $ - f t e U N t m l i e t r ----------- — -------------------------- *, TOMATOES M« X ithur. II It rt tr \ u» Mn» Snwwrr U ral F .itil* M urtgegre I /.» . !> .1 |» i„ W Phil- • llr o n a V a u g h e il m t i f a r r A n n a M ac. C h a p m a n 22 . . . "r ll trained to give you a cximplelc Beauty Service; • D p rrn am Rrlntr niRs in SANFORD F C R N m itK J •» o r r a i l u s. phone 2 1 6 . We w ill pay |u c per puuml. i a t m e d ia l* acceptance. . NED SMfTff. Manager. FLOUR No New Cars To Be Sold For br Months After Nazi Defeat CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING INSECTS O N TRUCK CROPS K tnm an. only *nn nf h u arit|o« <*d m ulhei M rs Mmv Kimnait h jitlm No Wool—No Silk — No It.non Sm ith '-m itli. Frank el u t to W illiam Cocktail man The SANFORD NAVAL AIK STATION wanta CLEAN COTTON It At •S immexIinlrU. BUTTER 23c M ocAITH U rS ROAD B A tK or lirtmoliltej IrrlUKnnt on » f W A N T K I) ARGO STARCH . 3 pkgs. 1 2 c I t ’s the Quality o f leadership IVtttit from m lto ta m iq arm try aOa fa YiankMy^ CANAlHoU {2**- rxuu w o rk m r-d rip i# «rji. ■ lilO u 'a S ta ia ia •Mtc'ktx imw * • • •***+* rtiHtrm 1<wtar»4 4a f t a , MIRACLE WHIP Pint Jar | haJK h* tff at) rMtigb , tr r r .,iu to L. D ass et ux. Oruck, D. C. et ux To Duke U n K ih fr ru f at KikuCaui. u m W illiam s «t ux. Loouty. pluiiUjk, till* i*t .M> M athStr* Jdflh’X 'e t ux To Mr» l>»«4iwW . A |% i r n llu r r i a tl Crane L ath am . ( w n n * trrnm *« u »* i i »: it s i h *n C okar, Wiley e t ux To David Clrrh of ».«lel i ' uuii D uller. _ Ito lir.ItT L W it A.I .\MH W alker. John H. e t ’irx To C hancey W alkrr et ux. M ann. L. B. To Jim W hite. H ark ay . C. P. To M arg aret U Krickxon. > Dottdney, Sanford E. F et ul To A rm ctta Hall. llrtx k . D. C. et ux To Tom Sm ith. M alcolm J. L ol ux To Giro I. Gore. G ore. (Tco I . 'to J. I*. Malcolm ct ux T rim m , Rosa r t nl To Irn l> I « d c . r A U> Mrs Julia Sw ingle et irn | llu g les ' S co tt. M sn F ct vir W M. T.. ItroMii. 8 f «t ,m t o Mis A rth u r E. Yowell j Winnie llntdbury D uda. John et al To W tnntn R K hren sp erg er. J J el ux to K raffs • -Famous Dyson e t ax. W It D upree R an d all, F. n J r . el ux T<> ' KtimIuoiI, Jam es E J r e l ux to O lga V. Hunter. ’ Robert I ex- Morton ct ux. G raves- Luther W e t ux To Ilostir. J rm m e ct ux to F ran k Clcll J. Joiner et ux. • 1 Knight e l ux. M urph. Rosa F. Doykin et vu IliHlge. J F Ui C urtis J Hull F ran k C. To tJ lly C arr A son et ux WIUlo F’rcd C arr | Itum tiley. T 3 & W C d u m b R enaud, L A. et ux To G rant , Icy et m . tu IV' 0 Lynch. . F 'n n s . P rank et tlx tb John - * ‘.A -s N «rirK >i a n r.t. u y t o n \ n n r r i s . . I"N'. Shi**. last k note i» n » i •Jem* ami mailing .%tl«lte«» i« Mural lt'»utr No |. chattel lllll. North Cmr.itina You are hvichy noitlUO Ihsi a I has Itefii fllatl ag «Tnt\ you f. i •• «llo*rfr ||> Sainual J \\fiktln.« I*MI ua PU lhtlrr. lu I hr l ire Ull fo u r ! oT (ha* Ninth Ja P .ia l t.l.. .t •I Ihf Slat* vf D o r ilia. n> «i..| |. r 5*«iDlrtatf i suttiy. in C h ritcn ) ii »«* t dlMirtt lat»U Hilo of aAltl «un be'ng Hatmirl J W till I»ng |.>n r u n i t i f f ! '* M ibrl Iwayinn tVhlti ngi.o. i», * f ••..ii'lanl • _ 1 "U a fr m ju lrrtl and iiti|in r .| i*. | file- your o r Ilian appear* it. r n iit j »' in ptraoti ur l»> attorn** .• [ *♦•»*! aii.J lh Mult • •• t, teppgaranca, «*IU cau*. » til . . • ••tl r X part* WITNESS tn<* u ftltlal «• a| ,.f ; »••»»! v’uurt. a ltd v\v liaitU a* the • Be Convinced — Compare OUR Prices With Others! I c l , •ml fiovvi fitMt'iil cm nn equal anil la ir Lam *." Sure, I carry i Dnd*i a ht|fli-|»owvi imerirwope coal dt*.v nflt a p p ear black; (he c ellu lar stru c tu re of ancient te rn s is often visible Seminole County Court Record They pul to good use the material! i supplied to ttfc-m m th e lu lU n front try W ar Ilond dollars. Here Lieuten­ a n t Oeneral Mark V. Clark, com mantling general of th e Fifth Arm) and M ajor General Geoffrey Reyes commanding general of the Ocean Corps, check their progress ■ FARTHEST EXTENT OF JAPANS NAVAL CONTROL toil p riv u tr iii Thr Mr<lui*! f g ’n , W m r i M i , f n u r tl rm rlf fin it f c r t —4*5’ t h r tn rau lrrn nf U r ir ;- , ■ ■ ■ n a Tirwirtrd hf mnlri uu • i pTF^mwlirhl niur-te « thiim u , TOE SANFORD HERa I.D. SANFORD, FIjORIDA ^ W ^ C . S h e r m a n Is N fiin e d P r e s id e n t O f S t a t e C h am b er PACIFIC THEATER r La net mufiunl ". - «1lll kfel MKT IITOimtlrf] Tokyo Raiders Reid By Rtfisia FRIDAY, DECESIBER 8, 1944 52e Rib Roast b Hamburgor lb f ~ d ..T p m m a » S iflo d Stoak pound O ub Sleek pound T-Bon# S le e lti pound. Chuck Roast pound 30c Plato S la w lb 25c Short R ib s -lb 1 2 . W a r to n ^ . ib t u t j s i n f f t v Afjh»* R ( n t u 4 «n G ocd I h t a H | i No*. 100 Sanford Av«, . • and Hfr W. 1st S t �V I ' I / rnn sa npo r d n c iiA L n , bantord, rL on iD A rRID/iV, DECEMBER 3, 1W4 The LONE RANGE!} • at *P a n R_BtP a n d to n TO *t < f FOi L/9vV'iVl » Tm E "\\P*zaX i Ri QuukN*. WnlLC El ^ iu tEl l S The Lu n RA n O l R AdOuTHER PATm ER Cold Pirparutioni ai durcted MURDER-•• I--- ■■■)■■' ■ WHOA.V/C I O R! ** T m is V i -OO k LIK E ts-il-C 'irK ’-i, T D N T O / e u T >------ (T m i O H T 6£ T A W V LyNCH*© OANOJ W f:'Vfi A i-M O tiT R E A L liF P FlN n L-Af^OiNG/ f t : I Tfcft i-t -svi i Hh HCHfcEi1 G O AHfc A O j~r— ^ -----O N F O O T .' UOM) Stop off for n ilniik or take" borne a Imtllr. b i l l 's iiim iiiu m z E i. package tfrlMOi l O l A ( J H fJ'«ilCTlCm* STO R E ami UAR 111 W. lit Tu W h ln n Phone hhll Drug Co. SEPTIC^ TANKS W ATER TANKS CULVERTS nnd SEWERS Tmnsil M il Concrete 5rroinls ni jnilnl>lc at low pi ROBERT A. 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EntablL4>ed 1908 e ONE EXTRA d SI OO B O N D I SANFORD FLORIDA, MONO \Y, DKCK.MIIKR. 11. 1'Ml Shortage Of Food Reported, In Greek City __________ 6 More Jap Admirals And O n e General Reported By Tokyo . ’ Killed, .Ijn Action u British Bombers At- tack Last Concen* (rations Of l e f t i s t s ; Around Athenai -- ‘ * A sta H ilN I*pr**| . Member A—-tic ia led I'resn NT MHER 17. First Army Drives On DurenThru Blanket Of Snow s liu r k I l l ’s Search I'upturciPj^n/is pur Wraimns (itTinans Art* Rolled — ; Back On Roer River On 10 Mile Front; i MoKeunau Is Taken ATHENS* Dec. 11, (AV-AeuU* footl shortaK fit Miul the im m inent 1 d an g er of ei iileniira Ihrentenetl I th e Gr(*ck cap ital t* tiny a* H u t • l*h hnin!*i?rti n Mark i'tl the liift 1 Ormoc, with its m ajor port, fell today four days a fter . the 77th Division made dar} iiifr landings three miles awuy, while Tokyo claimed it sank two transports, a cruis­ er or destroyer, and two / barges in an air attack south* 1cast of Leyte. A series of superfortress e n n e e n ti .itim i* nrm nvef tin* illy ^kanrU lrd Tin.* A m «*ric»n F i r s t Army ( c h n r g i'd t h r m u r h sn u w tm la y to w i t h i n if * -j m ilu s o f th e lin e r I t iv o r s tro n g h o ld of I h i r i’ii. t h r u s t i n g iih c a d m o r e t h a n a m ile a t mu* i>,»int. a n d s iu /in g iw o m urt- w ith th e •nil <>i t a n k s a n d a r t i l l e r y , I h e \ a n k s slow l> r o lle d t h e H e r m a n s h a r k u |x m t h e R o e r 1 (long j, It) mile tto n l. cnpliiring | I’hot line,- m iles » e .l of Krht* ■O ld 2 S miles n n i t l i w e . l n f J ) u . H r if e - to u n city. About I.MUi h -ftn t* 1 w ere rrportc«| ktilnl Hint ‘wmimletl in the week •lirnif civil tlr tie s lc V V ilh th e f e t t l e M *triftn ln tr e n d >4**1 tin b*»th raids (in Tokyo h k reported hy th e Ja p a n e se who -m.I fiJes were sta rte d by incendiary hom hi but , were put out Immediately. In C hina, the resu rg en t C hinese w ere pounding on the heela of th e Jap s re tre a tin g from K w c i-1 chow province. Only one o f the two Jn p force* which crossed Into Wi-lrhow province at ill rek main*, C hungking announced. The Japanese w ere chased out of Kweichow into Kwnngsi. . .‘'even m ore Japanese a d m irals | V ice-adm iral CNinrtil N igum c suprem e C om m ander* of th e ' ' t Jap an ese N ovel h ir e d wav kill ed in actio n ni Simian t*lnm f May 1 at 11 E ighteen general* have died sin re May 21 . C aptu re of tu m o r drove n *idrd wedge betw een the Jap an ese still holding out on the wret coast of * l.e y tr to th e smith and those in th e ((m ine rorridirr s trrlrh in g la Hides n o rth from the )*irt The U. S. Seventh division AKTKFi STORM ING ash o re l/iinr ilu tiin cr hvlittA Urmiw (I I, \n tc n driving up the went coast m e a n ­ can ihfrwitrynVn have thrtiwii n r^adhim-k icnim i Mir rtm slnl hihrb while itm aahcd to within a miter wny rutlintc tb r only ro u lr of r r lf m t for nhm ii 5,000 Ja p .n*4»»‘p y of a ju n ctio n with the rig h t win,; ami a i r repoiHnl to h r (lonini; in i.initilv on the pc>rt. W hile t"ir nf tiif 7T lh In a pincers a ssa u lt tirnlpa w err unlombriK. a Jnp eti|ivt.\ ( J l \vu* sliKhtdsi «r.tl Ih on thousand* nf trapped Ja p a n e se v n fn iy ^hips v>er*’ I•Inule^d to the tint him f S g u n n er«, u ftrr hntv ili 2 6 th division troop*. The enem y shelling th r J s p i at Ormoc, alto brought sr^oriflary pint waa pocketed In i q a te a stre tc h BnU»mp*'ii { .'I) under fir«. In nn a tte m p t a t divvr*tmi, alniut 200 Ing a m ile along th e coaat and enemy parntrulin’ were tlrupinad in the Han Fublu area f l i bin „ ui o h '-iin a le l/c g tr-o rv y ^ i Inlisfld. th e bulk of th r lu f«*rc«*9 *> ^rr ijukkly wtt>d ont To t h r not |h tb», >— -A a t'-^ rf#Mi .12nH Division rtm llm iril to ilrlw* forw ard down th« Orntoc m r a f t e r G in . Mac A rth u r lisd-i led rliftir fniin c n |iltiirtl Linmn. t fnltji n u t ioiuiM his men M hore an the ea st const of l^ y te on Cet. 20 and begs driving acro ss the lalarjd. CITY BRIEFS t AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPAPER U. S. Troops On Leyte l ake Port Of Ormoc *1 Illy n F. 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Tim Third Army rrputMnl new f tJtr T . i | M l l i Mrs. Washburn State Guard Rifle | WAC In Paris Is Match Is Held At Seeking Relatives Eustis Gun Club _ n*tr B r i l i w h h r if nf h ir ir r k id e v f1 ' ft** R iii !,1M .«ii •’ 1 11"■m,k< H. t* iii* nn U :u[ir* 1 t *tf *•I (Mg » ■t ■t if i ft«tn , |r. - w«‘ •1 Mi’ h, (iin I MI'S ■*•Hi L 41•111 »t. Is Mill**** •*‘11At •t 1)l| 11.11'Hi* J (111 • *»1'1i'l l Merlin 5 (Tn 1 41 i h* • Ilh* IliM M U ll 11f r• I 'i t r Ih 1!f ■■ \ i ■ (111 bI .ir i tn lit i i>V 1*- ■14*» 1 1. h . »l> *'ll |il '1 tl 1*4"tit *b»wii .1 V 1.**i it lHf1 » M;III * ii! Mih*l Hi** 1 r ■1tfv In 14.1 **i•A1 n! *1"it- ! .Hiionc 1:. . . f 1.41Ih i! 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H ie H i i t k i i i l i m u i l f i i i d t t i i v be* A < l m i " i " i i w i l . .** o fttv In t ho*, III- hit 11 I *1- I I II L*U l* l 1 in trn d rn t an n Professional l e a d ­ fir*t w ar bride of World W ar I Fluritla iitu te (*unrUf j i i l n i d d the re n t ra tlin * anil ntm iuri mnl ** «*th I ill I hi* d r u t 1*1 i s%r•t*i t 11111fi ID ti t a fo I S u n f t»111 N e w e r .” He will rem ain through T u e s ­ to he bruught In S anford, is now Im ttiillnn rl f 11 m atch held a I tin in th e t itv in nn e ffn rl to m h II h w ho h a v 1 *»ii f i n Tt-il 111 I « t d l*v 1 1 :» ■*i* i'r** I 1 i I I) 0.1 «nl«* Ncjit'* nik'M, iiiid oim* nf the •o il o f 1*1111 I in - 1- ..f l>i>n i* ..f t in se rv in g ns Pvt. Murie E. W ash­ Hlitttijl Gun H u h rn n ^ r y n rtrrd n y th r F I .AS M idi,I with th ree <hil 1* I .hi*. d ay a t th e convention.. i i h r h t lt 1 1* m in ! m il-in o d iM L ' im in u . t r m l r u r d * S t* tii W . I, I 11llrI W,|||| M t t -nfi«* | .1 burn o f th« W A P commnnd, In unifier the Rupervi»lnn of U n it th 1 n,i 111U t ’ I It ■Ii •v i i |*i I-«*•-11*«-*I < t i l l i jt( I lo r n iu r eii tm t-«i ill i n 1*11 I Li* p i i<t t ii 10 \ 1 1v 1* 1* r ■•»t >. -v L*»"• 11 A re g u la r m eeting of M onroe h er native F ran ce, ami Is seeking Col. John I). Hem, b attalio n com ­ 1 I .ii # r t l l l hi* attJtM U*‘ l| FijfM y men I! h»* ” I s lp p iflb ' I . III* 11, .1 i j l l l , 1 j ! ^ •f r h n t u r N o .'lfi. I t A. M„ will b* lo locate h er relativ es am! her m ander. of O rlando I in I I •a k I It «♦ I ». . Hi f M S i n , H i Itnd rep re se n t Inc the four com panies i« am • u iip ii * .1 » \l 11 p*t i< I i ’ j , 1 |; 1 \\ held T uesday evening at 8:00 hom e town. L ’h M*Mil ti ill lir n ik' ( h e ir and I p-lit k i\m Hi 1* r 1.4.I i t , , o’clock. A nnual election of o f­ On Nov. 10, *he w rote (o her of th e Itji11ji11mi purl ictpnleft in 1r tlo I I HM I I H ii rtl Il ia r Ii K e If * • | i * f I l* 11 •in < H i k" it M m J lr l e n ficer* fo r th e coming year will husliund, "M y home [own was th r m atch which wn« ronductcd 1 f r "Mi I ,m f f " i : i , h t 11(0*1(4 M,. i ta k e place, according to K. 1. lib erated to d ay .” On Nov 21 under Nniimml Itiflo A ito ciatio n .> i I l.t ( t M I •• . t Ml. Miller, se c re ta ry . »he w rote th a t she had reeeivrd revrulationn f«*r inittll nrm a a m ­ \ .. w I’ l l ’if ‘Viilll * t o | S1. i- si » ih h *i | special perm ission from her com ­ m unition 1 H i el 11 -to \ i ’ ■im i *it f la n d ffl. A of [yfvsburvf tu rn ed In ^ W F W H F. K K I sHas Bt*<*n item ow d ft., I . m and in P a r i. l*> !<»'k up her I'r t M 'h I I ik la h it u n i, I I I llt r k —*■* 1 re la tiv e s, she has lint ns yet th r b«*st Rcorr with » to tal »»f M lUTH W KH7 I At IJ* D I f t i l l I * I t I V f*W hJ I l * J 11 " f A M l (S p ecial) Hri|f G enem l L* ■ ’ ' Minit, K m i i o j o , I ' j im I M ’ u n U im f r a mi ' atSX) nut of a pokliblr .’15CK)- Co. w ritte n th a t she had neen them. Kditora N ote:— T he follow­ I W i Hj I ill I i i 51(1. y , (t | *»•% will! ! I I *’ t41 11U i T It* 1* Hit* Mi o ( - It till, C. Ifutchlkon, nuklktant rorumm 1 huv** hookeel fitirne ing nam e* of b o n in aerrlce <ld. h -1 I V m - y l v t i m n h.-rS he firs t m et Mr. W ashburn I H of Kii*tin waa h dim e aacnnd injf general of the illkt hiinofr> Win,viniriM Dm fart that U iV I o f Ih*' I h t n l l i o l t l L U ilo t . r11 l4 iv ( - 1 -V d*‘U* (tif Hie* l l l r r l Dr H u ll, 11. .1 if til “ h o n e on le a v e r b a r e been d u rin g the a fte rm a th of W orld with .T291I. whila Sanford'* (’o. C DivUlon, hnk a unique r* mj In ’ hnVi* »»t I :t» Vi' I»4*i i jilili* i». * . lit** d iv i * * * r i i i »• • l i , Ih to o Reek. J o h n l l i t r o j j t , L lo y d subm itted by the P ilo t Club hi m h iH. hi' W ar 1, A pr.'O . 11)11) w hrn work defeated O rlando fo r th ird place to m ake about Ihenc Smith ('ll*lift ii|i ;ill ttil* 1.4tta-11 | iiiili^ it ni I l*i t**i*t* lit f**r it * In - n u l l t itk h in d f *a 1hi ti i r n . 1CM.1 1 |Ca t h h u r n , M tv n u a l The I,*egburtf * fo r which Mr*, Z. a B ailiff, ilh \f lie* tie w i ing In th e sam e shop with him bv 3117 to 21116. lirhrin i i siiltji nt Irmn Hu* lin t it A f r i t H hit II till* h*H llll I’ll If o f V li’ l* t, t. „ _______.Inland*. Ha in ii» ti th ere arc n*>t com pany A .w an |ri%„ presented a a llv tr h o u te r. J o a i p h K p p u h m id D o u g * ‘ telephone 631-J, and hi hut hijl ,* 111 kit ir a L ib erty a irp la n e engine o v e r­ loving cniM* of O rt, I*-*, Dm k f» l .1 111111 * 1 * i l i l i u l l |»l p h a lli a .it l(i-v?i-ri'’ hii| u , "cup* f o r "baal"tieore by C o i enough ln seet.; th a t th< l-u*> |a» S p r a t t K e n m * lk u d l c o m a f r o m Blanche K ennedy, telephone fnlll'l h a u lin g p la n t In Vo«ges, Alsoceit*r rirTii), and very u sefu l—bee is iihscnl M(Uf(*'htmi tmlnv liiiimiiiuiil Hull M i^ a a r h iik e t U . t 'h n r lp k O . I-u n ff *2J*W h av e b a a aeleeted ae | lh - ' i t ih in ^ ' ii hi»|* jf ro w in p r im L o rraln * . T hey cam e back to Dam San fu n i t i l l fit* m in i u p n o w fro m th es* -sh o res. “ If bee* w en a coca m It te e to accure name* d a j f ir n ir i e r and Joh n C a p t. Jo h n Galloway* o f the fw I a F T !I a * s*l»M»lllf t h e I m*\ a i*» «n* W llli ( o to n n ln A m erica to g e th e r on th e “ Zepfrom th<? effe c ts nf the (tlnaMrr h e re p o llen lialio n would b* im • f aerrlca to rn t a d women eo R in n f u ru l (’InrrncF G k t r w o o d h oi i plln,** and Cpl. W nshhum vra* B anford com pany today com m end­ m ensly increased ■ My guess '* **B rlirvti It nr i*-«l/* u u I Mi m t h a t th e ir frienda may know fr o m St P e t e r ih u r u e o r n p lt lf lk, o I - « l l th e firs t v eteran to brin g a bride ed th e m anner In which the m atch th a t the in d u strio u s uni hen- Mouifhlnn u ith u muli*.' it | M..U \ t i > n s . A AX A I k j a l t r w s w - C h i s « 9 w hen th e y a r e In Sanford, HJirclec! hil\cr ntur 11( ^,,H o Hiti,hIip mM1*1 i to m w *iv» * piur* th e \ ih U lm ; e n t rle a . w as conducted and praised the to Sanfordm nrr Hi 1,11 I . I im» trtK Jrtoailw1 of m u st be doing th is p a il ol lb* efficiency o f the o rg an lin tio h . Ifi ih iiiiv le -w t, f|u* f liw ( p ill'* A l l o f (h e I ik ' h I kermelf* h a v e A .m em b er o f th e A m e ric a n ! ruhbikh tn innki Hir t It-ftimp VV. Mr. and Mr*, a I . Hickaon,' S(jt lli'iljv rl A n u n Hon. T he*Sanford men left here y e ste r­ busy bee’s w ork." a J-5 ^ Hmiil. lie *|Uii Iim| i *ii ** hi **n im proved Mince lunl year* ( I 'i s .I .M * O . I’. . * Saer> had removed f»Hl I ou.Ib hy Nov. ‘‘If we w ere to se ttle out here, Sr. have a* their ffirnU, a H. day m orning a t 7:30 o ’clock and o f A tr m n l M r* H o u r ) r in ir w ly , . < o f m e fm yn n s v n y o t ir . w h e n t o l l * \\ K d I U d r n h u t o d d n l n c v e r a l illckaon, Jr.- PttM 1/r. and Mr*. re lu m e d a t 7:80 la st n ig h t. Each th a f i r s t th in g our young moo 11. and mure lim n JWilV *tnrc thtil haft h e rn a W A id r * ! H ie s i l v e r ' t u t " i n c p a lr a lit* It* in J t i i f e n c e , log* t» his Ii, j>( year's kennel. w ould w ant to Im port would be a tim e iHome of th r lu r tr u r lu lllckaOn who will Visit a abort team consisted o f 20 men w ith in a c t io n to a m e m j ^ T h e i e ' r n o i m p to f i t t h a t . h o le , ( fo r if.ilh m lr y Kd W illard w ith a litte r of boatloa! of w om en, .b u t to those hired by th r r lly I ihi L nn eignl a time hare hopora rep o rtin g to h e r o f (h e in e d it a l c o r p s o f th e in i o n w e e k * h e 'll he m hiuf he only th e h ig h e st te n s e o r e s count mnig dugs sired by tbe g re a t a g ric u ltu ra lly m inded the second to trn y anD o f m ateriul," “ Virginia where M r. Hick ton w ill ing In tbc m atch. T h e re w ere 2b * 31*1 In fn n tr y D iV i-m n in H» '» he a b le to n e t I h i o u ^ h l l I t f ,liiirtipioii .Sent left.ra in , (am i vou rio rity would go to a colony »f H ie keen _ 1* rejoin hi* ahlp, Mr*. ______ men shoo tin g on th e firin g Hn* pbe**, i'ncifir T h c u ltr of W.u Ih 1*111 '* H^ ha>l better m ake u note to w atch to in su re Increased p ro ­ A llen II. L Jv ln g itcn , 61, died the* former Loulae funtesa of a t one tim e w ith five men from c it a t io n w as m u lle d ti Mr j!i m11e y , who 4* llM ethrhth ifnut th r.c dog, I lexpecting to d u ctio n In fruit* and vegetable,' " Naval Mine Depot, Yorfctown, Va. S a tu rd a y a t 3:43 f*, M. in Oviedo each com pany. m .m '« •t frlrlit 'I h lir* 1«iii, t he y i ♦iinir l|r*i'Tl1H* 1 1h r jHniri t* have the best -ca-o n he ha* ever re m a rk e d th e a g rk u ltu ra lly m ini■ w here ha had been for the p a il (im .ii •■i'll 141 ll* h II* in ml*•ii'wlrit | wtiHui m o t h i *i , l i y L ir in B oth slow fire and rapid fire *d gen eral enjoyed. . A U rn B. D uxbnry, AMM S / t , 10 day*. Ilulchihin, tuhn In u n h the 1\ mmJ o.Ii |\*C U t. ♦litnil Ik M*n mill waa used In th e follow ing poel* “ B u i, q u ite eerlously,” b* c o n ­ Nine races will .is run each A re sid e n t of E au G allia foe tio n s; stan d in g , kneeling, sittin g tlfr AM*ftflk«4 |" Fee* > o i l vltitlncE hi* wif* *ttd motharputrli division. ii I r ltin r U ii Aniii (hut night during the DO-day m eet w ith ln -l* ’r , Mr*. W . T , Jack so n , a f t e r th e p aat M jrar*, Mr, L iv in g ito n and prone, except th a t alttin g tin u ed , "Insect* a re not us bothSnow and rnln fell Ihrnuzhnul hoy* to i to tft*l nil thr* t l m try "F o r W ’*Hanrrpom * h ere aa in m any part* of nurnrlla b ettin g on the fifth , ' com pleting s tra in in g c o u n e In w as b o m In P o rt O range M arch u o m itted In the rap id fire , th a V n ll*d S tale* . I have yet to most of the South today as tem rc*l) i n Aug. IlljU ’ HW l»o III titf t icult mi* nml seventh and n in th races. Th* J , 1883 aitd w aa a m em ber of th a IflaneapoU *, Jdinn, illki'VI* Ho oth«*r subject* II poaitlons w e re flrod a t a dW- m eet a tropical bug th a t can bite perature* headed for l i e freerin g in nil infunt butilaily double will be on the arcond U at O n r c b o f E au Gallia. A labam a r e ­ | lu lio n lo which Sgt. T ty tin e a o f 60 fe a t except th a ra p id w orse th a n the fa m ilia r Igiulsl- m ark o r low er, hurston U tld . u n e n l a a rv k a a will ba con■S L A T T E R Y Q U IT S fir* prona w hich w a t a t 83 f e a t a n a chlggcr. W hen you drive in ported llw heaviest miowfnll and 'j w as attached moved oul of its him chulrm an of the com m ittee and third racea. doc to d In Eat) G allia tom orrow a t Nearly all of th e recent etorm Huntsville I* g e ttin g nearly four p crim sU r to ta k e , offensive, (t tkecause be gut th e highest inaik*. Lieut Harray Kimball FustU e sum m er b ach home, your ■inches. 3.00 p . M. a t tb « B ap tiat CWireh — duninge has b e e n " repaired and • • . * ------ " N . D*e, l - tCsatlssH o * P i e s r « » t — th live hiring th a t he had not yet w as pinned down bv enem y m a­ w tn d * h ield-,-often g eU covered whCra th a rem ains will ba takan if it is nut com pletely re p aired With c h ru sh ed ' Insects. T he wlml- • O ther points in A labam a, Geor- chine gun an d *ni|w r fire. W ith nam ed h i, hogs, lie insisted th e y ' I by opening n ig h t it will ba com­ by th a E rickson F u n eral Home. DANIB1A WOUNDED 81*. (Tennessee had lig h te r snow,' u tte r d isreg ard of his own safety, come all rig h t w hrn he .called a o ltld o f nty p*ep h as y e t to find M r, L ivingston 1* survived byt -} Tha 'War (far D ep artm en t today aa R u ral E lectrification m ostly m eltin g rapidly. F r e e i n g h* u d m inhlered aid in h i, wound them , llien revealing th a t he calle.l pleted shortly th e re a fte r. r. an d Mra. C h s ita r tta fir* ! calam ity Mr. wiio a* Id q u it h!» w ife, Mrs. C allle L lvingaton notified M w as forecast us far as n o rth ed rom rsdes in unprotected posi­ them "S u cy t S u ey !" anil "O ink! ' ‘ " I f I w et* a y o u n g m an w ith a of E a u G allia; Gva sisters- M ra. tfanUiW thh ill a t iS th elU irP Saon, Rtl-_ H I Cpl. _ r - __ Florida and co astal Alabam a. tions under continuing enemy o i t . k r J . 8 . B ry an , Mr*. H . C. H opkins, ward C. Daniels, Jr. wa* wounded wife,’ a few d o llars, a n d a hun­ S torm y conditions were due to sniper fire. E ven when ih e sniper* Echo W ighnm announced th a t re d o f thee* ric h acre*. I could and M ra. W . H . T ow nsend of E a u lit action Not. 26 Ip franca. - dH»# a long com fortable, pro*- b* sh o rt lived, although cold concentrated th e ir fire on him ho the W ar Horn! P rem ier# will be G a lll. mad M r*. J . W. K ing of Cpl. Daniels hat baen serrlng would continue a day or two. P o r t T ta re e ; one b ro th a r. . H an­ la tha European Theater of war peroue, and co n ten ted life, on one Snow ran g in g 3 to 12 inches coojy end calm ly proceeded with held a t th e lilts th e a te r t o ­ m orrow n ig h t w ith John Sutton o f th e s e f a r P acific Islands," aald his work. T his g allan t urt re lon p f E au G allia. for about ala month*. d*4p, covered th e Midwest w here fleets g re a t cred it ujMtn Sgt. ap p earin g p erso n ally . V isitors i t G en eral H olchU on. “ 18 persons w ere killed In tra ffic luncheon Included C o m b at experience In a conT h u rsto n and upholds th e highest today'* AUTOS JUNKED • Moonevham o f O rlando, A. erabis p e r t of th e g re a t South­ accident*. tra d itio n s -o f th e service/* DETROIT. Dae. ILTw-^Uito- ■M w est Pacific h a . « b h d - tho gen-“ By C om m and of B rig ad ier K strhlgv of - G reensboro. N . C. moblta •UUsUcisnS* reported MATTHEWS VOLllNTEERB and Michael Boyce of G reen s­ G eneral M artin ,’* 6*1,000 pessetiger ear* have tmen er*I to know th le a r e a well. He boro, N. 0. a n e x p ert in a g ric u ltu re and r. A our* la Jame* M adison M atthew s J r . m a rk e tin g and la th a preald en t of __ TO A DiiU KStf KIW ANIH R A IN F A L L I J . - CL- H utehlaen a n d -Oom pany, o f h a # - veluntcered— fo r th e N a ry S a n fo rd , F lo rid a, d istrib u to rs o f and w aa tw o rn In a t Jackeonvilla Sydney Meriting, K lw anis d is­ R ainfall fo r tho firs t 10 days ‘ o th e r vegetable*- w ith on ? S atu rd ay Dec. 0, according tr ic t lie u te n a n t governor elect of In N e w a rk N . J . U», Word received from th e N avy T av ares, will ad d ress K iw aniana of December has to taled onlyv .22 inch or .61 below norm al rain fall a tta b tla n h a re has R ecruiting H tation in O rlando. Jeriie*. 17. livod a t 201 M aple on th eir Dec. 1 3 ,p ro g ram . It was of .51 inrh. It w as reported loday c h ie fly a n m ilitary announced today. by J ) . F . W hittier, w eatherm an. a m a n w haaa life ba* S tr e e t. H l#‘ f a th e r Is. a lio tn -W « tbe director** m e etin g which T em p eratu re av e ra g e s fo r th e to tha .crowing rad^ leak w e* k V . |an<l l ri iiii General Hutchison * F i n d s S J^pcific Isles Good For Farming All Murricant* |)t*hris * ll * 1 Home On L?ave Herbert Ihurston I ^. . . ih. Allen H. LiVingston, 61t Dies In Oviedo Extreme Cold Seeir For Most Of South X m & ts, »b secretary fo r 18*5. ,-.v . m sl of 01.6 dcgrxaa, ............................. - . . . s n . w r n ' ......... ....................................... ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/438d9677e0d75b2f473b053f99bb3cf1.pdf 1fa440053f9efedffb4d4b0072e4d751 PDF Text Text V I ' I / r n n s a n p o r d n ciiA L n , b a n to r d , rLoniD A rRID/iV, DECEMBER 3, 1W4 The LONE R A N G E !} • at * P a n R_BtP a n d t o n TO *t < f F O i L/9vV'iVl » Tm E "\\P* zaX i R i QuukN*. 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C A P T A IN W A TC H O U T, E L S IE '.T H E B A L L IN G E R A B O U T t h e p a y -C h e s t / L IG H T '! m t ROBB’S HOME B A K E R Y "(IllALlTY ALWAYS** inr. W. IMt St. Phone 864-J is o s o C A P T A IN 1C A P T A I N S I L K I NO P A S S ­ ) S H U T U P ! ENGERS ALLOWED ! H E A D t h i s t u b FOR PINE U P HERE' LA N D IN G .' Mjtut I'tiy B A L L I N G E R !! FINE L A N D IN G ?N O R iv ER SCUM LIKE YOU C A N M A K E M E — ,__ rT . W H AT THE— E L S I E - Paid Vacation* I lMl'irti! Int rrn.e* Pit iiMtnl Knviruimieul A Word to the Wise . . . Send Holiday Cleaning T O D A Y ! A i nly Kmpl'iympnt Hnp»rrl»or . Wetkilnya .Snliinlny*. y-12 H it' lil.l.l. T E L 4 TE L CO. Illl E l*t ML l>n Nut Aiiply If Now Enpun111 iii Kattentiul Work By PAUL ROBINSON IF E T T A U A S N T G O T ONE NOW ETTA AND BlNGAPE ENGAGED/-- AREN'T THEY *SA Y - WHAT IS J ("GULP) THIS?.1- A TRICK 1j — <—7,------ 1 Dry YOU CAN WAIT TOO, CANTYA" ;) (GULP; LOVE J-.jBSM YOU WON'T HAVE EXTRA 61US TH IS C H R IS T M A S ! Cleaning OFCOURSE \ G A B BY - dove LETS 'A LL go our r BUT" NOW W HAT'LL I DO ABO UF THAT RINKS I PICKED OUT: THEY WON'T HOLD IL* N CEL- ' EBf2AT£' .* i f f i B K Ho* w«)bi<J you ItI • to qo flfjht Department through with «l| y o u r h o l i d a y ipl«ni, • n d r»at h a * • to worry • boot brill at «U I It CAN ba don#, With • quick eifit loon from oi. you can pay ALL ywur blHa at on* timo, and raally afljay tha k o l i d i y t You won't Koto lo worry SEM INO LE Co. L A U N D R Y Co 819 Went# Third HI. Phi about r• paymint t oithar, for tfcft amall monthly ameudli art a% raagad to ]uit fit In with your budqit NEXT YEAR. Coma El to* day. Wa walcomo iiaqU'iifiitary accouMtt. Bv PAUL RQBIN5Q N PARK HERE. WHILE I TOSS MY BOOKS INl TO THE G E N IU S /SHE DOES MY BRAIN HI/WHIP MY MATH I'M NOT IN , THE MOOD ' YOU LET ME C?*—t DOWN YOU MEAN) ABOUT* GABBY/ I GOT SOU ENGAGED, DIDN’T r j j J I'YOU HELP ME, ORJ i OKAY/ILL u f l 1— c jn E lS E iT - GETAN IDEA BUT-HE ILL DIVE DIDN'TDOWNANC ODME U P GIVE ME A RWG, DID HE: in a friendly WITHSOME t h in g ; atmosphere You'll like our courteous help und pleaitnnl surroundlnRH. STEAKS CHICKEN SEAFOOD •private Parties Arranged HOW CAN ETTA HAVE DATES EVERY NIGHT?| WHENDOfS dk SHE DO HER M HOMCWORK>ji p C E L E R Y C IT Y R E S T A U R A N T owned and operated l>y Mr. nntl Mnt, A.E. Keevoa THANKS TOP ? THE SODA J Kev.aENius^DiDwu GOTTA-RUN—I WANT TO SEE 1 WHIP MY MATH TEST? —rtk! THE BRAIN* I'M IN S U C H F O C j OVEP G A B B Y -L C A THIN K/l “ In Perform ance In Quullty ETTAKEII In Dependability w eyc h jc k / ITT MY PAINFUL CXJTY lIlIl jljU | YOU.THAT YOU GOT AN STANDS FDR C L E A N I N G CO. Insurance OLD FOSSIL I CLAM ON r - yatorv^ YAM EAN^D D l ■A FIO PPE R O O *1’ - b u t it h o u g h t THE GENIUS'WAS, DOtNVSRHOMEd TAUtfTO �J l.N ~ * -TH •.V • . . O YOUR PERSONAL GOAL II <ra la fee frewj tf w » wU> U preserve Inviolate those Inestimable prIH leieu for which we hat* been so loug con lending— w» BErt flghtl W A TA loK VOLUME XXXVI - A T LEAST & l w W EntablL4>ed 1908 I*pr**| Shortage Of Food Reported, In Greek City u British Bombers At- tack Last Concen* (rations O f le f t is t s ; Around Athenai * ONE EXTRA d SIOO BONDI . Member A—-ticialed I'resn • l*h hnin!*i?rti nMark i'tl enneenti .itimi* nrmnvef the NT M HER 17. First Army Drives On DurenThru Blanket Of Snow s liurk I l l ’s Search I'upturciPj^n/is pur Wraimns A T H E N S * Dec. 1 1 , (A V -A e u U * footl sho rtaK fit Miul the im m in en t 1 d anger of ei iile n iira Ihrentenetl I the Gr(*ck c a p ita l t* tiny a* H u t Ormoc, with its major port, fell today four days after . the 77th Division made dar} iiifr landings three miles awuy, while Tokyo claimed it sank two transports, a cruis­ er or destroyer, and two / barges in an air attack south* 1cast of Leyte. A series of superfortress (itTinans Art* Rolled — ; Back On Roer River On 10 Mile Front; i MoKeunau Is Taken illy ^kanrUlrd Tin.* A m «*ric»n F irst Army (chnrgi'd thrmurh snuw tmlay to w ithin if * -j milus o f the liner Itivo r stronghold of Ihiri’ ii. th ru stin g iihcad more than a m ile at mu* i>,»int. and siu/ing iw o murt- w ith the •nil <>i tanks and a rtille ry , Ihe \ anks slowl> rolled the Hermans hark u|xm the Roer liift 1 tin* H r ife - to u n c ity . About I.MUi h -ftn t* 1 were rrportc«| k t iln l Hint ‘w mimletl in the week •lirnif c iv il t lr t ie s lc VVilh the f e t t l e nf Athens only M*triftnlntr end hirirr ("H i* ma* >4**1 tin b*»th kidev nrithci th'i raids (in Tokyo h k reported hy the Japanese who -m.I fiJes were started by incendiary homhi but , were put out Immediately. In China, the resurgent Chinese were pounding on the heela of the Japs retreating from K w ci-1 chow province. Only one of the two Jnp force* which crossed Into Wi-lrhow province at ill rek main*, Chungking announced. The Japanese were chased out of Kweichow into Kwnngsi. . .‘'even more Japanese admirals | Vice-admiral CNinrtil Nigumc supreme Commander* of the ' 't Japanese Novel hired wav kill ed in action ni Simian t*lnmf May 1 at 11 Eighteen general* have died sinre May 21 . Capture of tumor drove n *idrd wedge between the Japanese still holding out on the wret coast of * l.eytr to the smith and those in the ((mine rorridirr strrlrhing la Hides north from the )*irt The U. S. Seventh division AKTKFi STORMING ashore l/iinr ilutiincr hvlittA Urmiw (I I, \ntcn driving up the went coast mean­ can ihfrwitrynVn have thrtiwii n r^adhim-k icnimi Mir rtmslnl hihrb while itmaahcd to within a miter wny rutlintc tbr only roulr of rrlfm t for nhmii 5,000 Jap .n*4»»‘p y of a junction with the right win,; ami air repoiHnl to hr (lonini; in i.initilv on the pc>rt. While t"ir nf tiif 7Tlh In a pincers assault tirnlpa werr unlombriK. a Jnp eti|ivt.\ ( Jl \vu* sliKhtdsi «r.tl Ih on thousand* nf trapped Japanese vnfniy ^hips v>er*’ I•Inule^d to the tint him f S gunner«, uftrr hntvili 26th division troop*. The enemy shelling thr Jspi at Ormoc, alto brought sr^oriflary pint waa pocketed In iq atea stretch BnU»mp*'ii { .'I) under fir«. In nn attempt at divvr*tmi, alniut 200 Ing a mile along the coaat and enemy parntrulin’ were tlrupinad in the Han Fublu area f l i bin „ ui oh '-iinalel/cgtr-orvy^i Inlisfld. the bulk of thrlu f«*rc«*9 *>^rr ijukkly wtt>d ont To thr not |h tb», >— -Aat'-^ rf#Mi .12nH Division rtmllmiril to ilrlw* forward down th« Orntoc mr after Gin. Mac Arthur lisd-i led rliftir fniin cn|iltiirtl Linmn. t fnltji nutioiuiM his men Mhore an the east const of l^yte on Cet. 20 and begs driving across the lalarjd. F. I AS n*tr Briliwh a i r pulling hr if urtiflit inti t In j II |imniche*, wrltlcmeill -Jill limy bv , « pinp rrn hrti. Dimitri I^ntnhrakis, ruhlishrr of iin uiih*n«*inient M^rrnl nev^pap^r hn Hh % hren working to m n tll itl thr friii Is, HAld tonight h» had to unit tni lomnm ni-tw ami I ’ A M leuneis inkmp r le-w emphntii vipm of thrif ilt’inn Milt laiiihriiwi* %it it't the left wiiifFCVt u * r r inM'tini? tin t n new nation* | ni covprTmiMit t>r ft rmrtl m w h » r f ' ull |nt 1tie* both left anti ft 4 hi - ■ktils nf Metks'O. Tim Third Ar my rrputMnl new G'Tm.in uitHiiltd m ih*> Nfrirfrtmf l|r" “ t Dilli hT**o ' 'o a r liiulrrn, v kill* Ihe Hrvrnth \rmv hut tied oito i l fiL-finiftii i hr I n wt * bn*r nf northern AUucr. Dll- l M'lirh f |fT dliil't i niheii l It** t »il*i h« i N.ti-1 t • v* ,i » «*n f|»l« nt thr t l . \ S ..It i*ikr el* I I'M* It uni i ,i irn p* i Min lent tiVM'led th« litoral |eii«trr, I’ iw|.|k I(>» Shfu 11ii',|J|» hJ \nuh f ev it. ,?»!'•• \ i 11* a hit t hi \tto B p« ftiOMlIii Hr S4.I.I th«*| vii’iihi h «v. moi io|» t l 4?*?tn n-l t *......... ... ii! 111If i iff i-i i i*f * J. . ! ''ill'll ^ Iss '' 11ii f * rtiUl HIM) f vV . III k V11ali1 1a»*1 'Mill f W' t .1'1** Il*44i1* - .t i *. i i f r .-4*W*. 1' f 1 ' ft** R iii !,1M .«ii •’ 111"■m,k< H. t* iii* nn » ■ t U :u[ir* 1 t *tf *•I (Mg ■t if i ft«tn , |r. Mi’ h, (iin - w«‘ •1 I MI'S ■*•Hi L 41 Is •111 »t. Mill**** •*‘11At •t 1)l| 11.11'Hi* J (111 •*»1'1 i 'll Merlin 5 (Tn 1 41 i h* •Ilh* IliMMUll 11f r• I 'it r Ih 1!f ■■ \ i ■ (111 bI .ir i tnlit i i>V 1*-■14*» 1 1. h.»l> *'ll |il '1 tl 1*4"tit *b»wii .1 V 1.**i itlHf1 » M;III * ii! Mih*l Hi** 1r ■1tfv In 14.1 ** i•A1 n! *1 "it- ! .Hiionc 1:. . . f 1.41Ih i! 'hr ) 41’!urt With im ,,, Ifl V(14.... 1 illii .Ifi. th»u- ** lw «if 1-H'Millr - * ! 14* « tl XSrttll1IIIlliS,» find IT) r* VA4*' till r : fu r m i> Nf** In I’bPt i.pr *•* VI. ws’ \..t«**»| ufi »hrf i-.-.-i r t *v |. ♦ ri v 1*1p- 1• . 1 t*m th^ fcfHl ’ *«*i . ♦.Ti H'.4*Mi i rtitil «*»uth •I iifll hitt iu*'l.l ( Mill! |ii h«i( the 1 . 1 M *4 «)»* 11 •***t !*««* lhreel to I ' K f n i M t l l e 11J in if in the i ji hm et Kot niiT Kinnn-tt ’ fM iflltl* Mim-tei attilef Sv'ln* nUii%i»ut \li*l in .tri *1^- 1 tri*vn»vk M Jit the fttrnijitfof» of II new ir<\rrnmrnl meliiitlinr h II Parties vvh* n t i p ^ i t v to entl civil mlrtfr AS UI 11in■I mil ilia of Thr r»ir L W ! p*.1.1.' ui pu rty ,ir«* wi'tl m in H»r *tJU* l:t«P nf i' h , If! thr pur k III Uli.1 ihr Auiimm buil.l »»'kr » n*1 *6*4**1 <4 H iflrfnn'! «r»-h nn«t ih«* t * m p l f n>Vslfl IK- Thr ■tfliUllTfl Of f I' f1** f* 1 I ’ Irfit ttr frrmv r rm i*t ifn" *’i 1D umlr t'fmjri'l room- mol c*" Hfciifut W f f l t ttf l irhi.rn- An Ihv l«tf1rIs rIv11 m .ii,f ,hi Mrs. Washburn State Guard Rifle |I Harr.I ini op ni 1'I M I Stiiutiiv in a « lath nn < nr linn «qiiriri* h r t w m i ■ W A C In Paris Is Match Is Held At I t«*flwinirf*m, went into it* * week «!rfinir R1*AH fun c* miiit^rtl wr*l .tf P i m m * an.! Seeking Relatives Eustis Gun Club anf* rrpv »t t of A ft mi* S«» far h4!v ■> mrulr nn hh mi him _ 1 (long j, It) mile ttonl. cnpliiring | I ’hot line,- miles » e . l o f Krht* ■Old 2 S miles nnitliwe.l nf J)u. ,en mid f'.ughl into the ollt- f tJtr T . i | M l l i oih CITY BRIEFS e SANFORD FLORIDA, MONO \Y, DKCK.MIIKR. 11. 1'Ml __________ --‘ t AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 6 M ore Jap Admirals And O n e General Reported By Tokyo . ’ Killed, .Ijn Action A staH ilN n » D K Iin t. U. S. Troops On Leyte l ake Port Of Ormoc *1 Illy a John Sutton T o Dirut.l h.ulusilm l. prof. Johnson A ppear A t Ritz In Klirr In Kurland, M i s R otary Of Is Awarded 1) 1’( W ar Bond Show \ I -Ill sI \ t 4 Junior Hindi Class MIDI; .SI \ I lM i* rf I *' <D II, it . .. . \. I »T. B i.l.v I |»l I Ilia’ ll. t h A i. . I I i i hi i *« i i . M ni|T ■ lit mo h VUi ( iiV i l ..... 111 U 1 iik»i> Kind * .*>.♦ ***»!«■ I kI i(f,l| , nan! "Thr II. . It, I L \-t st if, ' b*IS a I 'hi \\ 1 i id M o v ie V e t o r, S f .ir ( U 'Jam* I ’> rt-' ( nitiint; H e r o In Pcr>o n ’ rat i ic;i I W u r U I n I n iti \ ltd Sht)|) Is Ohjccl O f (iroup •L*i ,oT II i*h t., .) San l ord - Orlando Kennel Club Will Open On Dee. ill mm»* to th»* r«*lirf ‘»f llui* W ife O f Floyd Wash­ Is^ocal Company Nosen*t*.tf u*uhnv m \th.o ......... Irtitnil v 1tirtcvpi li.i » v.11 burn W rites Cifrar it T ,M" l..v«ton will speak O u t 4O r l a n d o T o fnrVi* I " ............. . f t S.m 4. i tonight nt 7 SKI o'clock at tinines IintnM; ri fudirt* bar mi- I- t « lijr» i inn K. ettes Scarce There Win Third Place ftt«t of III 11»" h bi-mi•1»1(4rtf 1. . ville before the convene) county lu-i > 1 I. , ■*t 1 ^ so|H-rU,tciidenl> of the slate on thr r m t e m f ■ of thr %* » i I A. l I til* l ‘.M% -i duin will open nt *a.i,. |i 1 , 1 s t Mm Ployd Wo.hl.urn, the Twenty-five ntrintirr^ ‘if i ‘t». t the topic The County Super iittl 1’Mtn, I lain Hriti«L Spitfu<*R jttinfi-d , L.» 1 Im»I I »p|H‘ . Hie Hii tk i i i l i m u i l fiiidttiiv be* A < lm i"i"ii wil. .** ofttv In t ho*, III- hit 11 I *1- I III L*Ul*l 1 r i t 1 * 1 intrndrnt an n Professional lea d ­ fir*t war bride of World War I Fluritla iitute (*unrUf jiiln id d the rent r a tlin * anil ntmiuri mnl ** « * t h I ill I hi* dru i s%r•t*it 11111fi IDti t a fo I S unf t»111 N e w er.” He will remain through Tues­ to he bruught In Sanford, is now Imttiillnn rl f 11 match held a I tin in the t itv in nn e ffn rl to m h I I h w ho hav 1 *»ii f i n Tt-il 111 I « t d l*v 1 1 :» ■*i* i'r** I 1i I I) 0.1 «nl«* Ncjit'* nik'M, iiiid oim* nf the •oil of 1*1111 Iin - 1- ..f l>i>n i* ..f tin serving ns Pvt. Murie E. Wash­ Hlitttijl Gun Huh rnn^r ynrtrrdny thr FI.AS Midi,I with three <hil 1* iiii I .hi*. day at the convention.. ii hrhtlt 11* min! mil-inodiML' iminu.trml rurd* St*tii W.I, I 11llrI W,|||| M t t -nfi«* | .1 burn of th« W A P commnnd, In unifier the Rupervi»lnn of U nit th 1 n,i 111U t ’ I It ■Ii • vi i |*i I-«*•-11*«-*I < till i jt( I lorniu r eii tm t-«i ill in 1*11 I Li* pi i<t t ii 10 \ 11v 1* 1* r ■•»t >. -v L*»"• 11 A regular meeting of Monroe her native France, ami Is seeking Col. John I). Hem, battalion com­ 1 ll * I .ii # rtlll hi* attJtMU*‘ l| I! h»* ” I slppiflb' I .III*11, .1 ijlll, 1 j ! ^ •f rhnt ur N o.'lfi. It A. M„ will b* lo locate her relatives am! her mander. of Orlando FijfMy men I in I I •a k I It «♦ I ». . Hi f M Sin,Hi Itnd represent Inc the four companies i« am • uiipii * .1 » \l 11 p*t i< I i’ j , 1 |; 1 \\ held Tuesday evening at 8:00 home town. L ’hM*Mil ti ill lir nik' (heir and Ip-lit k i \m Hi 1* r1.4.I it, , o’clock. Annual election of of­ On Nov. 10, *he wrote (o her of the Itji11ji11mi purl ictpnleft in 1r tlo II H M I I H ii rtl Il ia r Ii K e If *• | i* f I l* 11 • in <H i k" it M m Jlrlen ficer* for the coming year will husliund, "M y home [own was thr match which wn« ronductcd 11 f r "Mi I ,mf f"i:i, h t 11(0*1(4 M,. i take place, according to K. 1. liberated today.” On Nov 21 under Nniimml Itiflo Aitociation .> i I l.t ( t M I •• . t M l. Miller, secretary. »he wrote that she had reeeivrd revrulationn f«*r inittll nrma am­ All Murricant* |)t*hris \.. w I’ ll’if ‘Viilll * to | S1.i- si » ihh*i | special permission from her com­ munition 1H i el 11 -to \ i ’ ■im i *it f land ffl. A of [yfvsburvf turned In ^ W F W H F. K K I sH a s Bt*<*n i t e m o w d ft., I . mand in Pari. l*> !<»'k up her * Home On L?ave I'rtM'h I I ik lahituni, I II lltrk—*■* 1 relatives, she has lint ns yet thr b«*st Rcorr with » total »»f MlUTHW KH7 I At IJ* D I f till I * I t I V f* W h J I l * J 1 1 " f A Ml (S p e c ia l) H ri|f G e n e m l L* ■ ’ ' Minit, K miiojo, I ' jimI M ’ unUim fra mi ' atSX) nut of a pokliblr .’15CK)- Co. written that she had neen them. Kditora Note:— The follow­ I W iHj I ill I i i 51(1. y , (t |*»•% will! ! II*’ t41 11Ui T It* 1* Hit* Mi o ( - It till, C. Ifu tchlko n, nuklktant rorumm 1 ing name* of bon in aerrlce <ld. h -1 IVm-y lvtim n huv** hookeel fitirne h.-rShe first met Mr. Washburn I H of Kii*tin waa h dime aacnnd in jf general of the illk t h iin o fr> Win,viniriM Dm fart that U iV I of Ih*' Ihtnl lioltlL U ilot. r11 l4iv( -1 -V d*‘U* (tif Hie* lllrrl Dr Hull, 11. .1 if til “ hone on leaver bare been during the aftermath of World with .T291I. whila Sanford'* (’o. C D iv U lo n , hnk a unique r* mj In ’ hnVi* »»t I :t» Vi' I»4*i i jilili* i». * . lit** div i * * *r i i i »•• l i , Ih too Reek. John llitrojjt, Lloyd submitted by the Pilot Club hi mh iH. hi' War 1, Apr.'O. 11)11) whrn work defeated Orlando for third place to m ake about Ihenc Sm ith ('ll*lift ii|i ;ill ttil* 1.4tta-11 |iiiili^ itni I l*i t**i*t* lit f**r it * In -null t itk hind f *a1hi tiirn. 1CM.1 1 |Ca thhurn, M tvnual The I,*egburtf * for which Mr*, Z. a Bailiff, ilh\f lie* tie wi ing In the same shop with him bv 3117 to 21116. lirhrin i i siiltji nt Irmn H u* lint it Afrit H hit II till* h* Hllll I ’ll If of Vli’ l* | ri% „ t,t. „ _______.Inland*. Ha in ii»ti there arc n *> t company A.wan presented a allvtr houter. Joaiph Kppuh mid Doug* ‘ telephone 631-J, and hi hut hijl ,* 111 kit ir a Liberty airplane engine over­ loving cniM* of Ort, I*-*, Dm k f»l .1111111*1* i liliull | phalli »l a .it l(i-v?i-ri'’ hii| u, "cup* f or "baal"tieore by C oi enough lnseet.; that th< l-u*> |a» Spratt Kenm*lk udl coma from Blanche Kennedy, telephone fnlll'l hauling plant In Vo«ges, AlsoceM(Uf(*'htmi tmlnv liiiimiiiuiil Hull it*r rirTii), and very useful—bee is iihscnl Mi^aarhiiketU. t'hnrlpk O. I-unff *2J*W have b a a aeleeted ae | lh- 'i t ihin^' ii hi»|* jf row inp rim Lorraln*. They came back to Dam San f uni till fit* mini up now from thes*-shores. “ If bee* wen a cocamIt tee to accure name* Capt. John Galloway* of the fw I a FT!I a * s*l»M»lllf t he Im*\ a i*» «n* Wllli ( otonnln dajfirnirier and John America together on the “ Zepfrom th < ? effects nf the (tlnaMrr here pollenlialion would b* im • f aerrlca torn tad women eo Herbert Ihurston I h ^.o.i.i ih. ... R in n f urul ( ’ InrrncF Gktrwood plln,** and Cpl. Wnshhum vra* Banford company today commend­ mensly increased ■ My guess '* **Brlirvti It nr i*-«l/* uu I Mi m that their frienda may know from St Peterih uru eor npltlf t i > n s . A AX A I k jaltrw sw C h i s « H o Hit I l k , 1*1 o I - « l l the first veteran to bring a bride ed the manner In which the match that the industrious uni hen- Mouifhlnn uith u muli*.' it |M..U \ H Jirclec! h i l \ c r n t u r 1 1( ^,, i,hipmMi to mw *iv»* piur* the \ ihUlm; ent rlea. 9 when they are In Sanford, was conducted and praised the to Sanfordmnrr Hi 1,11 I . I im» trtK Jrtoailw1 of must be doing this pail ol lb* efficiency o f the organlintioh. Ifi ih iiiivle-wt, f|u* fliw( pill'* All of (he Iik' h I kermelf* have A .member of the American! ruhbikh tn innki Hir t It-ftimp VV. Mr. and Mr*, a I . Hickaon,' S(jt lli'il jvrl A nun Hon. The*Sanford men left here yester­ busy bee’s work." a J-5 ^ Hmiil. lie *|UiiIim| i*ii** hi **n improved Mince lunl year* (I'is .I.M * O . I’. . * Saer> had removed f»Hl I ou.Ib hy Nov. ‘‘ If we were to settle out here, Sr. have a* their ffirnU, a H. day morning at 7:30 o’clock and of Atr mnl Mr* Hour) rinirwly, . < o f me fmyn ns vnyotir. when t o l l * \\ Kd IU dr n hut oddnl ncveral illckaon, Jr.- PttM 1/r. and Mr*. relumed at 7:80 last night. Each tha first thing our young moo 11. and mure limn JWilV *tnrc thtil haft hern aWAidr*! Hie silver 'tut " in cpalr a lit*It* in Jtii fence, log* t» his Ii, j>( year's kennel. would want to Import would be a time iHome of thr lur trurlu lllckaOn who will Visit a abort A lle n H . LiVingston, team consisted of 20 men with in action to a mem j ^ T h e i e 'r no im p to fit that. hole, ( for if.ilhmlry Kd Willard with a litter of a time hare hopora reporting to only the highest tenseores count boatloa! of women, .but to those hired by thr rlly IihiL nn eignl her of (he in edit a l corps of the in io n week* he'll he m hiuf he mnig dugs sired by tbe great agriculturally minded the second 61t Dies In Oviedo to trn yanD of materiul," “ Virginia where Mr. Hick ton will ing In tbc match. There were 2b * 31*1 Infnntr y DiVi-mn in H» '» he able to net I hi ou^h ll Itf,liiirtipioii .Sent left.rain, (ami vou would go to a colony » f Hie keen _1* rejoin hi* ahlp, Mr*. _______ men shooting on the firing Hn* priority i'ncifir T h c u ltr of W.u Ih 1*111'* H^ ha>l better make u note to watch be**, to insure Increased pro­ Allen II. LJvlngitcn, 61, died the* former Loulae funtesa of at one time with five men from citation was mulled ti Mr j!i m11e y, who 4* llM ethrhth ifnut thr.c dog, I lexpecting to duction In fruit* and vegetable,' " Extreme Cold Seeir Naval Mine Depot, Yorfctown, Va. Saturday at 3:43 f*, M. in Oviedo each company. m.m'« •t frlrlit 'I hlir* 1«iii, t he yi ♦iinir l|r*i'Tl1H* 1 1hr jHniri t* have the best -ca-on he ha* ever remarked the agrkulturally mini■ where ha had been for the pail For Most Of South (im .ii •■i'll 141 ll* h II* in ml*•ii'wlrit | wtiHui enjoyed. moth i*i , liy Lir in Both slow fire and rapid fire *d general . AUrn B. Duxbnry, AMM S/t, 10 day*. Ilulchihin, tuhn In u n h the 1\ mmJ o.Ii |\*C U t. ♦litnil Ik M*n mill waa used In the following poel* “ Bui, quite eerlously,” b* con­ Nine races will .is run each A resident of Eau Gallia foe tions; standing, kneeling, sitting tlfr AM*ftflk«4 |"Fee* > o i l vltitlncE hi* wif* *ttd mothardivision. ii Irltinr putrli Uii Aniii (hut night during the DO-day meet with ln-l*’r, Mr*. W . T, Jackson, after the paat M jrar*, Mr, Livingiton and prone, except that altting tinued, "Insect* are not us bothSnow and rnln fell Ihrnuzhnul hoy* to i to tft*l nil thr* tlm try "For W ’*Hanrrpom* here aa in many part* of nurnrlla betting on the fifth, ' completing s training coune In was bom In Port Orange March u omitted In the rapid fire, tha V nll*d Stale*. I have yet to most of the South today as tem rc*l) i n Aug. IlljU’ HW l» o III titf t icult mi* nml seventh and ninth races. Th* J, 1883 aitd waa a member of tha IflaneapoU*, Jdinn, illki'VI* Ho oth«*r subject* II poaitlons were flrod at a dW- meet a tropical bug that can bite perature* headed for lie freering in nil infunt butty ilaily double will be on the arcond Uat Onrcb of Eau Gallia. mark or lower, Alabama re­ tinea o f 60 feat except tha rapid Utld . unenl aarvkaa will ba con- fir* prona which wat at 83 fea t worse than the familiar Igiulsl- ported llw heaviest miowfnll and j|lulion lo which Sgt. Thurston him chulrman of the committee and third racea. ■S LA T TE R Y QUITS ' was attached moved oul of its ana chlggcr. When you drive in Huntsville I* getting nearly four doctod In Eat) Gallia tomorrow at Nearly all of the recent etorm Lieut Harray Kimball FustU pcrimsUr to take, offensive, (t tkecause be gut the highest inaik*. duninge has been" repaired and summer bach home, your ■inches. 3.00 p. M. at tb« Baptiat CWireh — • • . * ----- " N. D*e, l - tCsatlssH o * P ies r « » t — the live hiring that he had not yet was pinned down bv enemy ma­ wtnd*hield-,-often geU covered whCra tha remains will ba takan if it is nut completely repaired With chrushed' Insects. The wlml- • Other points in Alabama, Geor- chine gun and *ni|wr fire. With named hi, hogs, lie insisted they' I by opening night it will ba com­ by tha Erickson Funeral Home. DANIB1A WOUNDED 81*. (Tennessee had lighter snow,' utter disregard of his own safety, come all right whrn he .called aoltld of nty p*ep has yet to find Mr, Livingston 1* survived byt -} Tha 'War (far Department today aa Rural Electrification mostly melting rapidly. Freein g h* udminhlered aid in hi, wound them, llien revealing that he calle.l pleted shortly thereafter. wiio a* Id quit h!» wife, Mrs. Callle Llvingaton notified Mr. and Mra. Chsitar tta fir * ! calamity was forecast us far as north ed romrsdes in unprotected posi­ them "Sucyt Suey!" anil "Oink! ' ‘ " I f I wet* a young man with a of Eau Gallia; Gva sisters- Mra. tfanUiW th hat aon, Rtlill their iS lU P S H I Cpl. _ r- _ __ Florida and coastal Alabama. tions under continuing enemy o it.k r J. 8. Bryan, Mr*. H. C. Hopkins, ward C. Daniels, Jr. wa* wounded wife,’ a few dollars, and a hun­ Stormy conditions were due to sniper fire. Even when ihe sniper* Echo Wighnm announced that dred o f thee* rich acre*. I could and Mra. W. H. Townsend of Eau lit action Not. 26 Ip franca. b* short lived, although cold the War Horn! Premier# will be Galll. mad Mr*. J. W. King of Cpl. Daniels hat baen serrlng H»# a long comfortable, pro*- would continue a day or two. concentrated their fire on him ho held at the lilts theater to­ Port Ttaree; one brothar. . Han­ la tha European Theater of war peroue, and contented life, on one Snow ranging 3 to 12 inches coojy end calmly proceeded with of these far Pacific Islands," aald his work. This gallant urt re morrow night with John Sutton lon pf Eau Gallia. for about ala month*. d*4p, covered the Midwest where fleets great credit ujMtn Sgt. appearing personally. Visitors it General HolchUon. “ 18 persons were killed In traffic Included Combat experience In a conThurston and upholds the highest today'* luncheon AUTOS JUNKED • Moonevham of Orlando, A. pert of the great South­ accident*. traditions-of the service/* DETROIT. Dae. ILTw-^U ito- ■Merabis west Pacific ha. « b h d - tho gen-“ By Command of Brigadier Kstrhlgv of - Greensboro. N. C. moblta •UUsUcisnS* reported MATTHEWS VOLllNTEERB and Michael Boyce of Greens­ General Martin,’* 6*1,000 pessetiger ear* have tmen er*I to know thle area well. He boro, N. 0. an expert in agriculture and r. A our* la Jame* Madison Matthews Jr. marketing and la tha prealdent of __ TO ADiiUKStf KIWANIH R A IN F A L L I J. -CL- Hutehlaen and -Oompany, o f ha#- veluntcered— for the Nary Sanford, Florida, distributors of and waa tworn In at Jackeonvilla Sydney Meriting, Klwanis dis­ Rainfall for tho first 10 days ‘ other vegetable*- with on ? Saturday Dec. 0, according trict lieutenant governor elect of In Newark N. J. U», Word received from the Navy Tavares, will address Kiwaniana of December has totaled onlyv .22 inch or .61 below normal rainfall attabtlan hare has Recruiting Htation in Orlando. Jeriie*. 17. livod at 201 Maple on their Dec. 13,program. It was of .51 inrh. It was reported loday chiefly an military announced today. by J). F. Whittier, weatherman. a man whaaa life ba* Street. Hl#‘ father Is. alio tn -W « tbe director** meeting which Temperature averages for the to tha .crowing rad^ leak w e*kV. |an<l General Hutchison * FindsS J^pcific Isles Good For Farming X m & ts , »b secretary for 18*5. ,-.v. msl of 01.6 dcgrxaa, ....................... - . . . s n . w r n ' ....... ............................... �J \ \ TIIK. S A N F O R D PAG E YWO tUI xkll«Vri* 1'■ twft) Ih e Sanford MONDAY. DECEMBER, 11, 1944 F L O R ID A THE BLACK FOREST That Vanishing Eden Hernld A Imok on Florida linn just been published which should bo a "must” on the readme Hat of every true lover of thii 111 Miin«lt« suite's iiatural resources.- It was written by Dr. Thomas TTiirbour. hemToT Harvard University's Museum of Com­ parative Zoology, and published by Little, Brown and Com­ pany of Huston, Muss. Dr. Harbour knows Florida, and we KO I.M M ) I. Ill: V> gather he loves the rigid side of Florida, better than many IMIln otinnos I.KAS—n••••*“ »!■»•■»» natives who have lived here alj their lives. Half a century ago Dr. Harbour as a boy naturalist arne to Florida and explored the St. John River from one end to the other, digging deep into many of.its 20.000 year old shell mounds which are still found along Its banks, tli , Ims explored its trnelless wastes for fossils revealing the om time presence of s|>eciniciis long extinct nnd he has studied All • M l a i r ; V d l r r ^ rurS. « Ik ltk e m «lu llo »« m.llr»« its birds, animals and plant life to an extent rare among •Mlr.lnl.MrHU l«r IW •• ratal** f.mU iilll Sr rhunik (« those who do not call Florida home. kl r r (a U r r.tr». And this is what ho says of onr state: "Floridn was n iu l JT("0«P*r II r p r r i . mn nn easy state for man to ruin and he has ruined it with S h i . lH r_ t f e r . r » l i T k f l l r n i U tak It* Ballrt**) (>»ia ■'* ■4xer(l»l«« ruthless efficiency” . He is not speaking of orange graven Oflirra «rr HuInlaln'S S '1 ■■'«ra trllln .MKr r ,o » li, •lta pilw- that were cut down to make subdivisions. Groves can tie Htal k n ^ k M ilro l« replanted and were. He is not talking of lifetime snvimrs that veie lust in broken banks. They can l>e replaced^ lie is 11rraid. j« - nrmbrf _»■f The birds, bears, depr, X*h, soil, water, trees and Tiir rr- plants and the many other seemingly inexhaustible natural iIImII «r Itll MW" tllta|*it|rfcr • 4 |o U or M«*i uilirrwt"* resources of this great stale. 4 In III U r»aprr nti4 «!•»• lie mentions particularly the unholy slaughtering pf ml f.vHi mihlUhpd lirfrln. Ill■ io rrpubllrullon of «p** thousands of deer, whether they were infested with ticks ■pntrlirB Mr*1* «**■ <“ *« , r ~ or not, whether the tick? hnd fever, because someone sug­ gested they hnd something to do with cnttlc fever. He iieipHitices the drainage of the Everglades, not io the point of water control, hut •*thoughtless, uncontrollable drainage, so that firus now consume the matchless rich B 1U L B V E R S R H H l T O D A Y humus of the soil once protected by water. WE SHAM. UK CHANGED And lie goes on to say that this mania fur drainage, AND GLORIFIED. >U sil ih . !"i* rutting canals indiscriminately just to Ire cutting them, EMERGE FROM t.l MITATlu:. i i- lowering the water level in Luke Okeechobee which ,s AND UGLINESS \»d • *r nave Until: Ihr unuur "I Di.- giving South Florida u colder and less productive climate earthly, wr idiall **l-" *«11I ilia md is lowering the water table in the subterranean caverns Image of the hcavuiily I i "i from which our flowing wells spring. As this water tald? E V E R Y O N E 01 G O D 'S P itt Ii- lowered, he says, salt water Is gradually seeping in and Jl:49. be pi edicts that the city of Miami is going to wake up some day to find that it has u water supply that is salt nnd The German* uru bring give ant fresh. A blood both Hi Ihr Saar Iwmi Kveil yet, he says Florida is the only North American The Army U plnnnin* o> net h"ine of the great white heron, the alligator and the mana­ tee. It contains 3,5)2 species of plants and more kinds of 100,000 mure <*n Mil* lofl fin - Tallinn Ttir Mill l» Inll •Wl" 1-e.t than are found on the whole Pacific Coast from Van Increase Is Noted I n 1 comer to the Mexican border. It is a laud of floating is -■ J.A Mirra) I***Assistance I i ’.u-, til pigm\ deer, of wood ibis and roseate s|N>onbiils, a Old A g e some uplriulnl m i n Tampa Tribune mi •md id great springs where plants seem rimmed with J A l h SO N V I t I K, l>« It Hospital nt i luiHi*■■■ i ainbuiva or where a limestone-incrusted mastodon skelc .Sjti' nil 1 .; i.i1« mmle putiliC !» a xtory thui i.n-i 'in urn tie glimpsed m tile Water's depths. liefC 11m11« .it ll.r ufficr uf the, “ Morula", he concludes, "has not io become a homelnn I Sliitr Wrtfart* iteniit h\ State. i here people live normal lives just as they do in others Wi.pn'«- * ini- r *i Ilii-r I.- nt W. , ' «*rt» of the Filled States. It must cease to lie purely lUatt nhn.irl it'.ii Ihr ni.inhrt of, t guio to be exploited and flung aside, having been sucke.i iiM age a-umtanrr **o'tlntf the! pf 9IO i rr rmmlh nllow dry, or a recreation area visited by people who come only maximum I, • lu * hu- hern Inrxrly In i for a good time . . .** rrwetl, due- to nilitttional iitAte iff *ftr? H ER ALD , SANFORD, VttAmy ■ftwrtioo* al la ■ford i !flmrlil« Americans (irdYvinu Taller Ahicrican young men of ttslny nre, on an average, ncariv an inch taller than their fathers were nt the time of the first World War. Similarly, the proportion of six footers among young selectees now iH about one-third greater than in the generation before, according to Metro politan Life Insurance Company, which liases its results on a recent report of the Surgeon-General of the Army. The company points out that the nvernjfc height of selectees between the ages of 20 and BO. examined in May HFO, was 08. Hi inches in tlieir stocking feet, as nirninst the average of 07.19, inches for the first million- dtraftecH in tile last World War. The proportion of six-footers was 8,7 among the recent solt*ctees and fi.G per cent In 1017; the cunps|Hind(iur percentages for men 6 feet 10 Indhes nnd over were 27.5 and 22.4, respectively. “ An inspection of the facts for men of different ages examined in 1043 also clearly shows this trend,” says Hie Metro|K)litan. "For the younger selectees u^e of somewhat greater ataturu than the older men. Furthermore, the de­ crease in average heights with advancing age In constlstcnt and gradual. The only exception was the ylungest group of all, ages 18 nnd 10, and these obviously have not tjulto attained.their full stature, Kvon so, their average height was actually little greater than tliut of the selectees over age 30. "Supplementary information from records of schools children shows that tho Increase in height tor the past decades Is largely a matter of more rapid growth In the childhood ages. Among Toronto school children, it was found that* the overage six year old of 1939 was actually a shade taller than the average soven year oldtlh 1802. The typical 13 year old la 1039 was about an incA taller -than the 14 year old fn tho earlier year. Boys at the age of I werti aja Inches Utllor on an average at the;Inter thua ttt.fho earlier dale. A T O Z IN T I M S Tires for cars ... . for trucks . . . for tractors. Recapping iatilitieo that are the best in town, . . vulcanising and repairs by experts. We make a business of tires here at TIRE SERVICE HEAD­ QUARTERS , . . have everything you need, to keep you going. STRANGE! 7 U I S IS WHERE the Christmas ID E A O R lC jtN ffT P ^ V ■ISN'T IT NICE TO BE TOGETHER AND HAPPY AGAIN 7" GREAT, THANKS TO THE BANK-AND THAT PERSONAL DANK LOAN —WE’ VE PUT AN END TO OUR WORRIES." In Semin in t ou'ily, llinll nn* niimnril, 7s |>,-i»un» received ihw rmiMiitim* doting Nuvrinlwr. I or Ihr xtiile u» n whnlr tho mttiil-ri I nH mereiieetl to A.SIT from 17J nt the b*trl nine iff the ln*t fl-ml yem ttceinienli of aid to the blind receiving the maximum hnit «l*o Inrurl* inrfen te*l the f'ommixxloner niiilml, 623 non gcltlng the trip Umoulit. In the aid to ikrpeiiileat chiWrer croup, where payments nrs ilmUetl to *18 oCr month, for the llrrl child umlft HI ytnr* uf nge, or under 18 If uttoading i*eho.>i, and nt2 pm month for other childret in lha hnmc, maximum pay menu were mmlc tn 8,tl!> of 1,207 fnmillee on the November ridle The need of other recipient* dtil not iiarrnnt tlieir irceiving the maximum annum. Total iifimtitr nt rcet) lent* l Ilie thtrr calcgoriex during No­ vember wne niuiounced ax: Oldage oiudktuiicc, 33,642; aid to the blind, 2,290; aid to dependent .children, ^42101- f^uilie* (10,271 children). ta Ethiopia, It is poxtibia in r xlitqlc day tn travel from it rrgjon of ('ppresxivo heal to on* of Interne told. If your family's health, hap'pineu or peace of mind can be improved through a Personal Loan, see us. W e welcome opportunities to lend for sound and constructive purposes. THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sptnnrh I* prbbnblv of I ’erxlnn o rig in , nnd wax introduced Into f u r o p t nl<ouL the I M b century. l(/ r WAR I p N I S - m r We aervire all makes of car* and trueka promptly--effUIrnllr—and economically. HOLLER MOTOR t?AL88. , - O | ADM ISSION 40c — -(Tag* Inch; — 8K R V IC B 30c .. ,1 ,ncrf aflc ,n "tature," the Metropolitan explains, refloctti the 'Improvement that hah taken place over v?. cent decades in general health and nutrition throughout the country, Tho seemingly high rejection rates for Uni armed services In - the present war must bu a ttrib u ted rather to n rise In the required standard* .than to any lowering, jrt level of physique among the country's youth. With continuing advance* In our knowledge of nutrition coming generations of Americans should show gains in Physical condition boypnd that attained by young adults L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y ci today. Sure, I carry +1 G O O D A tA R POR K f l P ! “ S O L U T IO N 1 0 0 ” 3 Step up tractor efficiency by fiDfag fee tire Ik. tabeelOOV. withthis special liquid solution. In- V M C tO R BATTBRT/^ ROMANCR v: Tests prove that when the going is really tough you can do 6 days’ work in S with this scientific Goodyear Tractor Tire, Developed by Goodyear Research . ■ . with- o-p-e-n c-e-n-(*e-r ad/* cleaning (read d esig n lot greater traction » • « even tpacing to prevent Jerks and Jolts . . . buttrwugd hare to resist tear and mud clots. Its a lough tire that gives you PLUS PERFORM­ ANCE in all kinds of weather, on every type of •oil Saves work. .'.eaves fuel. . . It’s the beet buy for your certificate. " '; _- henrt-bcaU of all young lov«n» today! i •-v .. v.-Vjyev t ^ * ■?.,. . , Bottled-in-Bond in stock, . * / 1941 Ford S 1937 Oadllla & TUESDAY M A T IN E E ONLY ONLY when I can get it, ■ fitivti t» 1931 Desoto But the BEST hoods you can buy; W E D N E S D A Y and W ■ _ �VtONDAY, DECEMI1KR, 11. 19(I • Social A n d Personal T H U B N liA Y The T .E.L . Class o f the First ap tl.t Church will have iu g h r i.t m a * Par ty in the annex TK)0 P.M. F ltlD A T Mi*. Janice Brown wax amonc le student* listed on the honor >11 for the firs t nix weeks at untinjedon Collcjre, Moiittromrry. # !».. according to Dean I..L. lifton, who stated that students 1 the honor roll have a r i s i l v Sint ratio of 2.00 or nboveMiss Wilm a Sriyder and C.U. OPEN n. S , a n f o r d Commander Hay ley I’ ACJK I ill!Kb \ f l o r id ||/. S* Activities A(l<lr- - T‘'iU"l'r8 5J7T .it I Rtf on l l ir ' g eneral *uTi 'liilf r m it iiit iid iM iC l.h u t I f si in. |r )* i »i in* 1*, t ’ it ay ley r ( im _______ _____ ______ f tr»oph> ut Steh'eni ColleifiN There wdl be an open house for offtrem of the Sanford Nuvnl A ir Station Thursday evening at 9:00 o'clock ut the Parish House, Fourth Street and Magnolia Ave­ nue. The committee on arrange ineiil* is Mia* Nell Stewart. Miss Janet Smith and Miss Catherine Hurt. Mr* M rs terd ay hj totiin ti forni.il iiiitifltum wm hrld Wnh nn appropriate back ( ’ Will mm-i Irft >«*A. C W illia m loil'J'U m J fur S ava n n a h , tin of rnl ami Kohl, Thru --------IIIN l.s Snow , u mi u»*rr hi tu it> tissiA.i s'*v*too 5(Ml *otiHM by >>rct»n«t Im iit o l Vl t x l l l - f XiiiU 1U.MM- U«*W«lr* mlf Inn Ap» e iatiwl %, w-j py mj - .% V V V »' JEWELRY * - y# T all«hn - *M*<* 4 n ii ii n i II MIS I'M AS i \ h i \ « i M»KI. v it|iii lion. \ hi coidniir u .i'tl t*« t | .» A person who h»* suffered sun upend #c*v*rnl week# w ith her Kappsi (irininma. color#* .Min* J nod » mi ti I o, - with t h»* itmio.ifii tpiok btrac) r >«' ,* stroke i» thereafter always *u# s o iio n la w and duuifhtcr, Mr. am i V n m W oodw ard of D a y to n a Pi\ ,,llf . id e flttti.l- !. J Ibjiitd onr f.tijt f \ l __ tl< is. * r . ‘ IJ i It . . . . . . V I ................. i reptible to heat. Mr#. O W Ikniului M r. l^» uc Ucuc h M m l i m n * M;«ktn*on of hit* » **nrmv ti’i i eat til*. I lull >1 t.,| I I . I iii: \si t o If v A non d .• ^ ’ v * hU t'llM im N o ll :* n»ii ' llo in i (Hitk rr* kii.li vk ,<i«* i An Foie* hpM ci botidter- nod oicdumi thick hoiir\ < many of ilieiti (dim!oil nt tinm* ! fo* half the h i i m i Delta r i Pj>v, •, •, " a » 1(> H O U S I t t U h ra il b u dge at S c u f K ri* n th . •• c* ot the ht-f r-c,i|i'C vpmi# for lb* 1 U*ml in* fur tin po - i Mr 1 i ,i enem y •"a ■*I of C o liiu ir ii hie Hbifn» >njt|.i v in mi I ’n t iiiU h it out .*m«‘| ov p o iiiio n it rt \ V I It ll.fiim a i. on iii«* I s Ninth Annv fnm* | i lie Ini j ilia v t i hn . » , oil tto Ii *t«f ..vttli »•! the f i *- i a Hi v, o*ok n> o11 i * i ' ■* A i my ,4tin I it I ii a the Hi H i m , * honey nod t up i ' ; • t < • t Second ulid < amiHtun 1 i i 'I Arm I Iti liniiij* hoi)e\ Hi I. ..I f ii i fro iil* if! *»a#!rtfi , hi iccipc#, icdUi in|,it* l .* « i I til Itfncwod thiunta were indicali'd I to coiisijitcric1 , « I h r h<*. n tu I ' o l- W ord has been” received ilia" 1 " " * “ *■ ■‘^ 1 IM . C p I. C h arle s Th u rsto n , gup.ter or ' hi‘ " " ' r It 2!* .bomber. has a i n v « l .a fr h,," " r *‘K*1,,,V Ior rv le a th e rs, at a m eeting S a tu rd a y _ s ______ evening at the M a y fa ir H o tel M r and M rs. G. I K e lla m .l " ,r »'«*•"*••*•* member* met M rs, C h a rle s S. H enry and M is , f " f a huartie** setwinn w hich M ias U C . Eriekarm spent the week end K u **' " <’• w in te r l a r k . Hi WlitlLNAO li.w lilt* KUeats of M l 1president of the K im p , conducted At <» till o'clock in the ball and M r*. T . A V incent HOUSE a A rm v (I tin i lttti*"il I vt»m P i t ? Hurt Fnt I act ii tl \ i f Ft tree p d ir M» I m*11. •ai bomb' on tin.* Klim, r j i ii! ii ml r* hi f wf 11ui uft irt *r o I c .v.mCo.l \jtViil Air S l a t mil ,«n«t fm liter prnfi‘**ur o f phil* Social Calendar F irst <>„ Dure,, j Snyder of Marion, Vn. were the guest* lad week Of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin .Milam ftu a few days. 1P e r s o n a l s nr.nAi SA N Tonn t h e i m iioKizrn n-|lfi-‘tMilil tIT es. u r r im .I'.-.tire Mill i !■:: i~l i-i itl 111.i ii i <i 11 In i iu; bi lli.il .it,y i ;[■: ii liiie In i' up I" til;: hr -I ' l,lm l,ii it I lidinoiuls »( To I ' b e r i^ li Iu o 1\ sW , ; ilu . 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Inured lent s Iiifci inirntit I t l|{ The luoejurt Inldts wele lovely »*f Ihttrn A l #onn* pkrt1' ■ nmi p.ii me, i cup liotu > with red randies, poiiisutlia and the A n eriearu were hut a le* flo u t, ) !H t eilHuM.Pi -.lit IMan# wrv made to dccofni • loa zilmn peppers nitninst Inrite hood Mil \iu d* from the i iv ei hpoon 11a p the lo cal hospital Ini th« i hri^ i reflei-tm h.iekiriound it mint ■ffe. in* uu*. tin preSomiiafv. 1 tea's poolit cnma ti I . j mu# #ensan ut a tiu i'tin v *n jfe* hiis,f Army jum|i^d off ^ Q .lit l to in 1500“" Azalea Circle Will Decorate Hospital W it I d i e -> u r ie pi aye*) o n . h.iir-.y** *»hbh o p i‘m**l fii'o ri '•‘Ill m ilk, uttd I »*■ . A zalea f'lrele of the S a n lo rd •neh , tu..h lr. . F. lllfe m r«l# J ,|.,V%|1 f h l l .............. tank t ia id e n ( tub F r id a y flight a l . . » . . I team b u tic r on* hi me nf Mrs. M o rris M uye, rt'H , * \ ,v V /'l* k t ,ll.V 1 | w ell hiende.l S il l t I l*f> O ntm u the m eal M rs. 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Arnonjr the vn i .* it ml V) * K i ’Mi h ! 1 art* t l ) mi up* md fn im H I J |aruf ‘ b .* . . i’ll*? ,i ' ) hnrday e^cfnifig; V -qd*m u-.i ______ , afrnyuxom Wkudk\cilptaw \ vjvis. iAvit srnea' ‘ yw'h^ \'i* i Let* ha AN c 11111*1 t in m M, f nod th#* i h r t d w «• n • ' \ *1 i 111 / »•fi - *d ihw “ **11'l 1 h a n ’ r i m r i" U i« attrr *hi,i »*• Hi ** «. »*»*■«••f,ifM ean it »*nd ilnMKhtm, Mi hu D a v it ( 1 nr le? t ole \ \\ | f- h V* III*. It ilR il F .1 Uv l »*"rv it! we»* Miane Mn pin ■* -1 O’-5n S* ft4.1 t J non \.41 tt^ t*. M ■ Vvto« H h H Cm ri w r urht. Kali* Sui* 1 « h 'U, Sara PiTftrtinot' )£*«• . 1 u f Mi * *• I I t C.'harlntle IVin 1 Afchfnfd. Stem him Mi * 1«1. -11 1 1 1'04 fni'itt at of ! bt :» lat |£*' *1 .1 it- atf at* I I'- < 1 htlueln, imewidejil of lire h o * i if* M i* S a ra h (iin id im in orparuz-fitinn w t'ln u im j the ijiie#t# .M r*. Kvritik'eline lla in r # , M i- An w hn w i r r «crved a ptlna E ippej n if* ll L**n!, M r#. T h e r e n -1 ( ' J Join*# Itiif! clm n fi *f p»*-f f'h rfi i *• i n.f Mr# M«*1iipn«ji St*i' nruth*n* ih liim h * . Mr# V r l li •I iJdr* n M1 ♦ ordia SwnvI- 1 1^\ no -♦ erkiPifs. which <i*» fa < I * bs-.p Du vi# a nd Fm to r lied, hv \\ 1 of I e e -1*1,41 y . K iv F r !■ » tr 1 Surah f < ' WOO* hat The re rum rider «d i f . . , t’lielj' M a l i ' ■, 11 "in ) ( n•til'll, * hj1 r [«•' ■* t. || , ‘ Wft? #p«Mlt hi 1bt 1f 11 M M. 1 ruih IloliitP' dltt*TlEIf£ t** 1Ui in , 4 * 1 1 H.* r \ M *i* v .if t ' mil h, M 1 it Kl h* ■ i nii L»i#y* *»f > oiurioit II iif b J Hri,.|Tls.i!|| o f I h*I,ji till; Mips* hat' Schuul Wliaitnri urn) Mr#. Roberta 1 *•• SHOPS W- x I' if non f'H i ,i a o dice 1 jv i in * Allll |i> I lit Hi) Hilt m I 1- h o c a I El e c t r i c i a n s I ' nj i t y e n t e r t a i n m e n t Sjinfnrd l i d ' ..... I .1. .TT*'’" 1 I )o illttf 111 ' -moke •xrreeoVint h \tm * v v r-i •> *, ’ •1■It H .*n•1 '.am y .hei, ford. Miss M. Newman Is Honored With Party Mrs Lonj? Sleeve 0, F II Adntiis t.ml June, 1 enierUi ini',1 l e s s t »v > , \lrs (he I omr of (he former, \Vrsinesrlnv. | with a miscell.n.ims ,|.„ne. hut. iirifty Miss Mar,urie Niwnutn bride-elect . f early I i.s Mis A d am ,' ii-mie ,r.i dectrtl l**tl with red loses. pn.nsrM ins and Christmas cvcrKreerie, (isitie, n f Bunco were enjoytsl and tim e s were won by Mrs. Bess (.reek and M is i t.utirin Garmly A f t e r the Kill* were presented to the hotioree, e snla.l course w « » icrveti to Ihu lollowin*,: M U * Newman, Mrs. II. H Newman. Mr*. Jack Wilkinson, Mrs. Greek, Mrs. J. H. Crawford, Mrs. G e n r e Welt*. Mr*. M*rsh*ll Smith, Mr*. J. St. Clnlr White III, Mrs Ben ('unde, Mr*. Allen and the Misses Katherine Spencer, l.utlcla Gormly, Anna Senkarli, EsJIth bum). q u i l t and Marjorie June Burdick. S P OR T S HI RT S » \*€ C.IFT.S for Am erica -; newest Citizens . . Soft, wai m Coniforiers and Ulan Lets I'retly I’ Ui rn/y ivnrrti rjiiilti’il ,t*1 rt mn'tdrtrT I'tuii it 1111 bliie, reyersiltli' w nh W OOLS, M r.. J, 1 ,i 11<1 w in n iiitiii , R/Mcliud printed Hatistp ComY < * '" « • * « « , Sm m u - M you give h e r tfc. Rttt.tr.ri Tbt billfold warmly revived-snd finterit. 1^ . Cottons Wool uliawlrt-friiigwl or satin bound 9.95 to g .9 5 .. ., m - • 1 ■ . 7 �111 ■ ■ | ■' i. THE SANFORD HERALD, General Hutchison IAll tropic*! fruit. Finds P acific Isles | cereals and ntlicr « w*. ri • .. j temperate . . xoiw . . f l ou r ish. G ood F or Fanning «««1S5 ob#*7e<, w (C n tlM N r » a * *A krn it anm a faV i r « « * user ^ “an’ island Ilka this we’re off the coast of Florida/* the general stated,» “Ita sneady development would, astonish the world. It Cold W eather In North B rings To State Guard R ifle Clone Harvesting O f A nything L eft U r ffe jL S u ja ffllE ^ M atch l s H eldTtT griculture Study NKW YOltK, Dm . 1 U (So* E ustis G un Club cla!> —^This week’s cold weather John S u tto * To brought to a close the harvesting, o f anythl'g left in the fields In the Northern • Stales. Suppllei Appear A t Kitz In served as range officer and was assisted by Lieut. John Melseb of were reduced .somewhat by the War Bond Show Sanford. change and tha southern vegetable W. W. Tyre wen top honors itMipptiijc, itwrr ti no probability of many crops pro- '■ fa r away." E r “ Thesis Pacific Islands- never­ theless, have some of tha most 't beautiful land I have seen. Thera ^ Is no form of agriculture that Conditions' si various 8tats Markets he described as follows! 2> Tuesday 8:00 P.M. STAGE SH O W Presenting In Person "Strawberry growers In the Plant City st-ctlcn.arc refusing to sell at the 2»»-cFnt per rln*. ceiling prico tel by the OPA. It. E. Johnson- Manager of tix reports that. market there ___ ,.r ___ _____ . . .287 . pints brouvhl to the market on* day last week wer taken home by the growers who refused to ac­ cept th celling price. He points ■cut X h al.il - is -out.of reason to ggfoct (At grower to pick ovr: three, four or five nerrs, harvest from sis to twelve pints of her rles, and then . receive only 2ii cents Per pint for hi* ptforte. "Wachuln will hnA only a few small offering* of cucumbers, nod white .and yellow squash. I rppyr and eggplant will con- — JOHN SUTTON Who Has Recently Appeared In The Following Pictured: JANE EYRE TONIGHT iWE RAID CALAIS THE HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN Now Petty Officer, 3rd Unas, U. 8, N »vy N.A H. ORCHESTRA J T. JOHN HUGHES V E LM A LfEFEnM AN, WAVE, UJi. NAVY MARJORIE TEP8IC JEAN SAVER j DORIS DUXOUKY TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR other la now attending lb College, Winter Park, Pla. general himself la th* hl| ranking alumnua of Wolfcrd lege in South Carolina. Washburn In bar lattar. “I help but smile at Uoim ,' ma with hla Hut* plaid skirt, his ________ , ^ ___ Special for Christinas recans Large and Sound u a dollar get yo u rs now H u nts Tuxedo Feed Store-. T .1 858— . Cor. &u\Iacd.Jk. S a& B U w t. f e ­ E Mrs. Washburn WAC In Paris Is Seeking R elatives it Is mostly California. Prices ant good on anything that ahowa quality. Golden In-20 inch cratsti Is bringing 14.70-7.00 with moat of It at (S.oo 6.50. Th# PasfaL la not tilling to high and is most­ ly 83.76-4.00 with a few up ,to This List W ill H elp Y ou— • Interwoven sox • N eck w ear • B e lttf~ "T '~ / T • Handkerchiefs • Furlough B a g • Em pty Kits • C igar et Case M oney Belt • • • • • • • • Toiletries .Scarfs W allets Sweater Moccasins Leather Sets W ritin g Sets Tobacco Pouch COLOGNE For bktter livin g In your post-war home ......... ( 6. Cool and ref resiling—hi filly cancan- IIaiding* in Now. York and Michigan are being reduced steadily and after the Christina* trade I* supplied, they will not be an Important factor. Cali­ fornia It shipping ibout normal quantities and hsa a laree terrilory to supply sine* all of the northwestern celery has been marketed. The Boaton market, which has hcm*-»rown enough for It* need* during the Summer and Fall, now require* outside celsry. Some Florida stock will begin to move before loner as earliest fields in the Everglades are abopi ready. • •. k‘i Racere ls ’ liberal J * Florida eacarole la beginning to arrive In liberal quantities and ' • . ■ tented cologne that's long-lasting... and Is bringing 91 I f H e “H a s Everything” CO R R E C T MEN-8 W E A R most of. tha requirements here at present. Small Yota o f New York ON THE SCREEN Admission By War Bond Purchase Only season Is now eoraing Into tta fbll lor ths Sanford team with M8 ICn-M iM i rrma I’sa* was# Winter schedule. out at n possible 860, only two First of ths n»w crop cabbeg* dance by Doris Duxbury; a points leas then that necessary to arrived this weak from Florida reading by Velma Llafarman, a qualify as an eisert. K. AvsriU and Texas. Some stock from WAVE from the Sanford Naval was second with 826. Lieut. Kimtha Carolina* has been arriving Air Station, which alio will be r*- bull made the highest score of for several weeks but this is re­ presented by Lieut. Jplin L. the day tor the' entire batullon garded more as lata Fall cab­ Hughes who will sing “ Old Man with 844. only six points less than bage rather than Winter. ’ The River”. The Naval Air Station first cars mat a-good reception orchestra will beat out the with a car of Florida Copenhagen latest In swing tunas. Mr. Sutton, who is now serving In 60-tourd bars tailing at t2.?613.00. A cSr. of Texas Wakefield in the Navy as a third tl9*a Tyre !M (44 in bn*» sold the same mornin,- petty offlc*r,*ris spending only Averitt' ' 187 188 two days In Florida, during whicn at 13.00. Dean ,48*. 135 Oid cabbage supplies are mod- time ha will appear for the bond Galloway 188 189 orute and are coming mostly drive In Sanford' and In 8t- Stinrcipher 183 188 from New Tork Stats and *VU Petersburg and CleaiVater and Powell 174 M2 consin. Soma la still coming from Mann 170 124 Pennsylvania and Mlhtoi*. musUv to markets within their rnselrhrr west m * .n orbit, but many of tha lata lm later 'a plantation manager In Blsbee 169 12 irtant producing areas are defji- Africa, lived also in China, Malay Buker 164 13 and the Philippines. His first g up. Others who attended i Ths general opinion seams tn starring role was in 1937 whan be from Sanford were Byi be that holdings of cabbage in played in. “ Bulldog Drummond team captain, R.E. Kip the main northern areas are ralu Strikes Back.” Since that time Wabb, E . B ro n to n , Rol lively * limited and .that they should clean up reasonably early. Of-course, with s'high market there I* always more enbbnyc showing up than was thought possible but it certainty does not look as if there would be surplus enough to interfere with the Texas and Florida crops, Texas Has Good Itala Texas has had some good Tains during the past few days, which should prove beneficial to the cabbage crop in the long run. However, the shipments will con­ tinue light until after tha first wanted to serve this country and of th* year. to sag her famll* in Franc*. She Florida shipments are also Ilka-' enlisted In the WACs, Nov. 16, lv to' be moderate for tha next 1948, and was sent to Ft. Ogle­ three four weeks,.although ____ or ___ . although Johnson, AKM-V-c will relate hi* thorpe, On. and later to Camp ■ora# cabbage in the Glade* is experiences during th* 'Jap a l­ 8hanks. N. Y. 8ha was then sent ready for shipment. tack on Pearl Harbor. to England. JDfer duties Include Florida bean supplies are runNeil Powell’s 111nans Boy* will clerical work and translating in ning heavy, especially when this ‘ play swing music. Mrs. George Paris wltere she is now located. la supposed to be an in-between Hardin, accompanied by Mr*, “ I see In th* paper where there aeaso nperlod. Lata this weak the E-lgar Mitchell will give several are no cigarette* In th* tie Us,” offerings wer# liberal enough to |solos, A trio compos'd of ■ha wrote. “The bora In Uniform cause some weakening of prices.. Dorothy Crumley, MildredRobdo not get any either, only two Most of the Bountiful* wer* sail- ! eon and Sylvia Melsch willbars alnjr. of chocolate, a box of Ing *2.7fi-|3.00 per hamper* and >Mrs, E d ' Lane, pianist and WJL cracker* and a can of fruit Juice Plentiful* at 43.00-f8.50. Wax Connolly, banjolst’ will give n once a weak, that’s all." basis remain scarce and are sail- |„v»a*in. em eu py a vBO -navy Humorous phases of Army llfd ing at *6.00 up to tha celling chorus, abroad ware pointed out by Mrs. price of (6.61, Some of the miscellaneous vsgs' tables are bringing good prices _________ ,___________ . California stock. Chicory, or curly endive, which Is esteemed as a salad green In New York, is bringing I f paf regular lettuce crate for California stock Sonic Louisiana In bushtl baskets brought 12.60-3.00. Thera are no calling* on broccoli and chicory so they occnsiorally run to high levels when segye*- They did much the same last season but than ware periods whan thay also sold low. California CeJpry Heavy California celery I* supplying Ed F. Lpie Master of Ceremonies V A N JOHNSON and JIMMIE DURANTE v U .1 M U .M arket Director happeis, however, to be on tha other aide of the earth from the important markets and, despite greatly Improved refrigeration And IoCNm i u FLORIDA a fragrance preferred fo r lo vely ro> m a n c e eternally feminine. . ' 2.75 to 8.50 Touchton �l —— .1 ' • i . ' — •• ,• . ^. ■*• v . •••‘ ' ■»* -TV**'' 2L' MONDAY, D: tiit-. M\Tnru> nrRAi.ii. sanfoiii *. i l o h id a LE G A L N O TIC E W r # us .e O O O . Cc!d I'i'epataliMs as diregirJ Freshly Dressed >• i o*»«* lirithy «,n|r|r,| ,in«| |r •*u im ! i «« l*r find «|*i'«u»r h< fo i« the • imu II I'ouM «•( Ihr .Ninth Ju•• * ul i'|i«ull uf ihr Htntr of riot • *•14 lit mid f«r Hrnilnui* fount) In • i ii .m i i «mi tti« ::jd i)<a> of l»r- Declared Host Available Daily BILL'S PACKAGE .Im * " •» it T|t.> t a n k s THU TAI)KH ROBERT A. WILLIAMS R «A L |» * mi of | )| | , in |o iifttu rr I'omplAlnt tIt- a flint « t \ h .I ulin iri ! mi Hanford. I*lt»rlda l*> fora I .hi Hrll Min*' I*rlfi* •i ..i aln.11 hill In thr natnir of tf totl of i«-« Ira to varntf, iinnul and •i M*ttlr it final drcrro of tl|vurr« lit i tolorr i>l*t.«inrt» by yim ngaliot ■•litlot If f. othvrwtM* m drrirc |ifi> Touchton Phone 732 \ r*•|l •• I GLASS A N D M IRRORS FOR TH E HOME . o fr m t \« 111 I m* k K N IU II E8TATE-HH0KKH Atlantic Kink Btylf CreomuUlon nlleTM promptly Bocause it goes rtght to the lent of the trouble to help loosen and captl te rm fatten phlegm . M et otet rtatum to soothe and beat raw, tender. In flamed bronchial mucous mem­ brane*. Tell your drugs 1st to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un­ derstandins you must like the way It Quickly allays the cough or you oro to havo have your money back. •.s.ris t l i Y B e i t D 'i M P . T B A e U R E A LT O R S* N I’ORU, R«sl Estate Sales—Rentals—Mortgage Dependable Insurance anti llontls Room* 4, Florida State Rank IJuJkNS FLORIDA CREOMULSION for Couitii, Chest Colds, Bronchitis T H E E L E C T R IC SERVICE ( 0 ' 207 Magnolia l*Ju . pecializi* in tit^i•* and nutrition m ii i n a i i i i . .tee* -— • r 10% OFF------From OPA Prices ROBB’S * HOME BAKERY ‘ (JIMI.ITY AI.WAYS* On purchases o f two-fifths or more o f RUM - GIN-* V O D K A - LIQUEURS* IM ­ PORTED B R A N D IE S A N D W IN E S NICK’S ’••*{ *A't;; P A C K A G E l i ght Needless Waste! re>- etinsorvo . a'i' Have your them last. STORE that upplien to cluthe*. *t 1u*h properly cleaned n Seminole Dry ClennorH 220 Magnolia Ate. Phone Hli 1 SEM INO LE TV. lit.t.l, Thl- L lr.l- ru no i: u» :’,t 1 W o rd to the Wise . . . Send Holiday Cleaning T O D A Y ! T IR E SHOP, lii< !><• ..t * *»t»*y if Nim KuitiK' J in ibuciit.ut Work / tv * This Studio will lie* closed |tl! day. Wednesdays notice in order tlm t t v -W Thursdays until further e may gel out our Christmas and ■* inoiccratio It’s the Q u a l i t y of D ry Robert I,. C«»\ — Photographer 8 f5 Ho* would yoo l.lo la qfe rigV) through with «q yn.r holiday pUni. and net ho.o to worry Department < >j .. oUvt bit, ,| ,|!| || CAN bo deao. Will, o \ j d t>lb loon from »*. yoo too (r tf A lt yoer bill, ot «*o llmo, aod ro.ll/ onjoy l l , boIif,|t Too won't f i x to worry olowt top.ix.ntt lillir, for lit tm.M monthly omooM, oro or* rtng.d’ to iotl fit 1. wtlh ypvr bodg.r MXT VtAl. Cr-n. U to. doy. V/o wolcomo ling!. dgo.t./o • K t h ll C liO that makes Leaders Ifl &i C le a n in g TH IS C H R IS TM A S . . -g j LET EXTR A CASH BE Y O I I R ^ 1 UCKY STAR! V * m e m b w eeR re the Leaders promptly, confidoolloVy. i in a friendly 4 lot n knew./ atmosphere . . tllkttW AtUal*. ('MrfafW, CMIh a*^ OMi .You’ll like uur courlrou t help and ylcuhunl i.urT CU1CKKN UKAFOOD The LO N E R A N G E R 1 H IT H IM W IT H Reeves * 1 t \ y r - O E — IT \ G O O D / B U T \AJh ) A U L lH A b J / OlD THIS TIN HORN TRY TO HE AND ANOTHER MAN ARE TRYING TO STEAUTHE i------ ARMY PAV-CM&5TON JP,AYTHE MAIM DECK! I CHEST nTAKETt ISN'T T H A T FKCXiF ENOUGH? / ------- -- M UURQM SON IHEYVE iS S l2 2 t iNG AT ETTA p ♦ LOSM �1:-* Hi - r PACK RDC A D V E U ti. LNL | u .. I U i lint for ont intrrlkn lln» for Oirwo In.rrthm line for (i ineettmn* Hot for W inxi'rtkn* uri -*U . . . JOc K 118 OR R U IN G ------- YOUR 4 d , ... i_,n; J t S I . 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SANFORD N A V A L AIR STATION wnnU ( L E A N COTTON HAliS immediiUrly. N„ Wool— No Silk— No Rayon Ilriim nni» In SANFORI) FCRNTTl'RE CO., or call us, phone Jilt. We will pay Mir prr pound. Immediate tlCCl'JI I lilies* _ N ED S M IT H . Mnnaffer. G e e • Fruit For Christmas M a k e nil y o u r of jree frie n d s an d ripo iied fru it. rela tives Express happy w ith a box Bushel Baskets prepaid. I Opernmrs Hell .Mlnahrw- Ftancp.s J. R a w son l.eona VauKbn Honlfnc« Anna Mae Chapman 117 N. 1‘nrk or .W lb. Boxes «ra\ s I'honc 71 * , r i it n il I I VI IM 'S l ■ VI Ni I *« XI 1* I fill .1 » .f , . . I, . i . I, . •* • » ............. l i' |- t I, - trr T ri:i*t *11*1 \ K t* I{ * i»di, I-. < lit, iintM ♦f* I•*»*t \ $ ; j mi K. 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" » « » 111K hlJli I i' I- I lo 1 .V It l.i 14 IlliH w 1 Ur,.I., i T Ml... k l I Ttr, | . vv M • . a ' , Hplrtil , |.,rt I I | I'.ok i I I'b.d I a U V\ ' tl tJ s\\ .1 <«\\ 1, I O <fel.ll. 14 >..*!» t, 4itke 1| |la *tl ! I ■■ •i i •!« | it 1pm* ^ '» til H i t of N K ' , of H\\ *. M O D E L A lockup, gnotl condlimti | i „ . fmatter a home Hrrilun II Thttiuhlp I i H*iuvD Con be *cen >1 H oli er Mntcn C. M i l i i V I i , n v , Macnollo Arc. II ilf.U r* ] ] K« » | 1 I j . i . in! 3u». :a® A Jl" tfKi. Sole* l ot an/ ofey. . 1‘kotlf iTs.J, ArlH.r i r , , ( * l U lt r .C ja li Hrellen, « l ‘ l*t ll.lt,* L | » * r > T l A I I . CITIU-’ H HAGS STOKAfJR yum cor nt Kent'* (t 1-b CITRUS box*, per M. 50 lb cabbaxe boR*. per M. Tho obovo bnR* dellvcrcl by fralght In ono thnucnml lot* and over. f N O R W A LK T1IIKS O m a is ' *tMl »1IfC K pfW «l rot* * dsoH HELP W A N T E D — We HAVE in dock a fair quanith wiMcnser and CAPA HI.K enntil. inimt *alary, I'l one lii'Vt. ouvnulwn 246. i alio, a libvrnl ? quantity of tube»._Nu j>criuiLs ■BHiW H N f'T ln k. I'ermati'cnFenT•JfiJuTred Tor tube*, idnymtiDE -Mjc M r ., Hrunaon, ----NO. -• T IR B a — Mather Furniture Co. ! . IN STOCK a liberal quantity of —■~ » ’ ~“ — - »-|l ■- ■ - - lii T-•>- IBMIV * the*a tire* In practically all H K i.I’ EH wanted for Jimmie is *'***■ CoAitii** Sbevl Metal Work*. PI, ANTS C H YR TAI. W ax and Y ellow Ber­ muda Onion plant* per M, WANTKU: Vtnld, 2U.I I i lOoTst. Fhanr IK J; Jl 17f» " i i * in I., l it it*** n o m*rk ! Ip mirn.ft a. . .inline <» l'l»l» lliorai.r rfr.»rrir.t la t’ lal ll.mk I )'<•**■ Jl * 101 * l‘)a| II.Mik 3 ]n A 110 A U I . 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Ww ! wi! i r*e*ni fee |4 foe refery M «* wafolty. mud... > m r ii A n d so w o ; 9 l o i rA g l i t a n ^ ______ , A n d w l U i H i s ^ i l l . . . to m e o u r hom es tl ■ u s s tre n g th *. » • _ * • * * -- * f e j u n e * Addition PUt !«.*• H f* Mlnt'.r * i* Illo ek ■ Ir r u i A Hook i C r»ft*l m « - - B o n d k i t h * 6 th l . l - u * I • I I I llUek 4 Lfthavlew, l A k « Marr KUrift*. |>t*t .Dook 4 FURNISHED houtd for tuno F U R N I f l U f l D Bimrtmtnl, f o r I m u s t fig h t and k i l t . . . F o r m o a n d o t h e r s c r o u c h e d i n s lim o a n d '*>» it lUwrk II Hnnianft*. uni wml.lentk. Pbnnq 102 U L ot 1 8Uek l « 8:00 P. M.. 240 nfter C:00 P. If. iu «k i m i n i i a It fenR-B 8 or. at. D u y y ° u n to d a y - T h a t m e a n s it ’s e v e r y ______________________ ____ :____________ — H i s b u lle t s s t ill a r e m a d e o r l e a d . . . It T l * r • The Town of Ufel* » « ft f lll.wk V I M * K i t k l f * l'l*t Hook t m t. I.U1 1 11 lo 11 lltnek U ttanunda. L«.t 11 lll.wk t t tUnUnrlu. JAt *». lllm-k n BnnUmto Ig * * > r In I I tiloek Mo Adfttll k d T h e e n e m y h a s l a i d a w a y h is a r m s , a n d D e a t h a n d P a i n F o r h e r e t h o e n e m y i s v e r y m u c h a liv e . . . . 34fHon l*|*t 11 Tawnrhtp A n d q u ie t s h r o u d s t h o b a t t le - r u b b le d W e s t . . . A m e r i c a n ’ s j o b t o b u y a t le a s t a n e x tr a $ 1 0 0 W a r B o n d . A n d w o r k a n d s w e a t . . . a n d h id e a n d r u n - . . . llook 1 tn^« Ik He* rh* H of NW ro r * fr HK U T h o S ix t h W a r L o a n D r i v e B u t I JO o n . tl.uik I ll.mk 1 X J r h o u f t i n o f B R H j; „ t H r . H rfiln n 1 Tu w n e h lp ; H»uth H a n * * J o !%*>■. of eti at once, tiarnl pay, permancnt, idrnl working condition*, bett equippad phoii in Floridaideal livihy rondtlioni. Addrea* *r Hox n.11, tlaltieavllle. Fla. V I*U t Plat is o n . A c r o s s th o w o r l d t h o s o u n d . o f s h e lls h a s c e a s e d . . . a r e d o n o in F ra n c e . ftuuth r t*n *f 30 K*»t. run >1-4:1! 13.00; five hundred 11.26; one H ** tie*, w to W line o f HK<4 , hundred *0c.nA H J. o, b^ here. MECHANICS wmitid: Automo­ Kb* bile mid truck jjnechanlca want- S*HtoI t lie*. HERDS ft uf K 41 ft of lml * lllftk . . 1 \ '• I IC E not* CO|l I id t rukc ..i .Iv\ m t- . *nt expert with i*, i ii1fire w bn iritnr* l Iron cot. *firin«p. n • mnttrexp, $r».(in; 1IK) fvvt 7 ft wire fediin g IMiont 7HI W WI NK I ,>■* .in W l co n d ilK .ii Mr*. J M 1 ]Ake ijju u to in k 4 I 'V '. R — --,1. Port M*IU* nook r : nBHNboN ;r k *f tkfe. 01 ■ • V- - V ,. 1 lot, W A N T K I) f nip S p e c i a l i z i n g In nil branches of Beauty Cul­ ture, our operators are trained to uive you n complete Henuly Servtre. , .00«..0,H. fhintac llll. HH 11 1 iiim ii i » i . » i.r.iii i •n, - \s c l ui H lf F U Unbt^irnnn I'm*. 1. IVu i HI MT ill j i iM.»„ » i t*It 111V IX 1*111111111.. i -»i i i »; •*t nmt miig a r i'H K 11illinrd II, T o MORE B E A U T Y Ceifal jVilierjisement ( ON 11k * .Ml |M New Ho im11 In i laying bt tii, al *f in.- -*), , i> A tii* Florida Hank C e n tra l t »n** ,.f thr iimmI ambit nun rf foil* at in term* linen I orgiinifu I lilt Lift .Mali Hank l NVOI tint! I w 'iirf Wot Id A iir I Au-* j | , t r |, V| „ t I he awtiful fin |f ue IVare f Irmnff»*t H "! i d , i Slate lliu-i I n 1 It , curt* *if 11107. raflrd liv F Mian I Niclml a- II of Hop pi a at fhtt k ederal k a i tit Mori if a r e ! ni|« f Mi.|f (fvnl ton of l*re»id#nl T h f w l o r c Tn l.lllinn 1. I^iv.tim e f Vli \V -I |l,!*o*eVi*h to &ntnhlifth inittrtuiF:rp|K h I i t u I Snvinir** & hm i ,tuniul coo|irrulive murhirirry fot , A i*n, T o II. jniittM (iut el ui IIbe pieveatlon o f war , W illm m a . N ntia te A I n I .'b u n j ^ ------------------------------ ---Mnv My fie p et Mr Curl Ancient tiiminilii nhum the \viic itntriiO larikfe tt| the M ipp I p «I|i |ii . l u itip. Sidnt y A et i n 1 * i we tv niaiMifnctorrtl !■> the liuiijndde OH & Kef t t» i trlrealp «!ontig flotal pvb Uindra, ,\ Ktlvtaid Tti Sovitbrin * „MI1, A f ie p i a t ic p j i, Inc. A N N ’S M IR ASO L B E A U T Y SA LO N |af*fiUU fr*f .ill Huinr «>j I U 1u l m e •I m To Afalerp'"*! t u t jiit o ii ifinrt*|ii *"i{ iii.il j i *r11•ifi I,. *t S tu ijfi* I ,\|ii*b*| t.mul Ci| ‘1 " Hai i y Uun el UX I ax Bred* State "f I U>i (tU I " I 1 I tMi .* | HI U R M O VS ^lortwmJe. I linei S n t ip liic lio n of Ju d fm e n l OraMife * nontv H o ip ttn l A n n , 14i 1. k Slrv**lii Sal |pf art until til Nlnrlengrp F h iiid it Mate Hunk T o II. l„ U 1'r» t*J Or I tin i L Zeitfler, Io K l l 111 r l u*. 'tin. T o . U IRLS H lE -m it liicyclu; tv mi . writer Mini metal xtuiui; Union* ' Fh ficn rmlltf. I nn lie »ei‘fi .«■ Mlf» W .r.l M l o Hanfuril Atlantic N a tl Bank. I Iht* i*iubt**l cjewitm-M account | When tin* lluAWic * Ho Hi\cr Honorable lliathargca I „f a River wn.« I overflowed it* bank* In 1*87, an ^iinfunl (iniwrtfe i i 111 i .,n J I k. Ilf-Mil Jr i. 1 u kit1 C 1i % l JjtllM" H l leilii Assn, To riturlm Dunn hi. llarn tll National Itnnk ..f IK* | i., i: t; Hi,>.,.n S W iliiit r R "v k el It 1 I'll Jit Mil el if V l\ .. I- J [ ef I • IS ll I If *« t a hi HirkM.it, \\ ll ui To Hen ?I HI 11 lh«IH|i k. ignjt*** I/. II et ui In III yulil Ihivt't, Zm li ui ov Ti* Ulti iii It Si »’VHO et .n S.. m Mil! f ill, k i e l <i v I n 1* liil l i| hr-Vtrv, ei ui i Miin, Hal t ) A .*! u\ In F 11*A t ( .H ll! IffIf" \\ ilq e t, Ur "lift* S • I t»% T " J |fijriV«h Ih l\ i iglM I * i*f iff . ■■ ■ ^ tliifrou*. AfTffie et T-r John T rt h ,i „ i \ \ lie-* M. 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H* Litui** et ui To Kiml ] j I I'll I*I ft I >*»> >1 I itOil'll A fell | i (••tirKv H I Stl ham et „v ■■ la ' t U n it A il ■S---t a t e * N>.a v a l . lte*»*rve T■■ o* 1 Sl.tlt, | ll I 1 11,1 -l^ H [| | * tuition, i u r r i f 1** U I lu***»lmr t "tin * tt l l n r r l y Hu<lii I'll* * 1 «ll "ill Laiiiilcx tx i u . ------— i - ---------■ —— ike» .l V\ Hi m u ii\ U Vt N f.K >1 fitlllll h *H "f tWo Inti, utill clucki*tip O n nun from A m Ifuxt- UImmi*- 7J ! \\ Io K s,»'^ **'•>“ U r . it g r H ^ i iiim t Si l l*ii 11. j I f v it. h l« i*» h i i FOR SALE- II. N •• ll by i Ur,.I far MluRiiiuit vtiiiiir.J M -k o s i ---- • H ilt). Iln rm lv i S i i*i i' u f n I .let Seminole County Court Record pej pf-r pt*r pri Uiiiim ■r ■ *» TTTK SANFORD HFR a I.D, SANFORD, FLORID* C L A U S IK IE D lOe JRr I7r )ic * - 1•- - T«- ' �r | i 7r T ~ r • • * h m wfcfc he fm i “ — preserve Inviolate those Imsum *.!. pri»i ‘j m tor which w* h»T» b*«a N loaf too tKding—>ua Must (UcIstX rS T R lljt UJMB LET S FINISH THE JOBBUY EXTIA BONDS TODAYI UBS m XXXVI ESiabMicsTIDiih yanks Sink Jap Convoy • Of 11 Ships S A N F O H U F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y . Yanks Send Shells Over Saar Phone W I A. m i M em ber A w in is ln l M l*rc**i Burning Flumes Dnmage Section Of P a r k , Eighteenth While Truck Stalls American First Army Jumps O ff Below Duren In New Ot. tack Tovvacd-BuniL Superfortress Photographs Emperor's Palace lllf u in e h u lm g i J : Him uied n mm u itur John Butlmt for n»jiIda projcTlfc, of »hir|i Ibe I ' l l n I*> \ who rnuctr a brUf talk .... la m U-liAlf «»l wmi bond male* ( 'M i m i l ftarbur development j U|1«, rtfCtlvcd, . B o iiile approval I inn nUo iipidnudcd musiral and yeiittflAay Ilf * r an amtiidinunt ’ imv • 'u nets bv Naval ami local tv r *a n»m the season’s " “ to authorise the controversial h t v f i n ie ita n te ikilward F l-ane, most levore snowelsrrt w u fore- Lawrence seaway was r e je c te d 1 putdi- ii> ihaimum o f (he wut east today as a vast stglion of 60 to '23. ! l..,ul ■ml i|pve, 'Jpve introduced the per tlie nation was rcmuvjnjr frr*h i: u n t f c Passage of IHo amnji *>*. in«a. ' for j rnos? from Hull apissivd In hie Hir t*x| Filch VMti\ *•«** 1 •lr *tveehed f In Csu*db*1Ha oJJc* fc> r»fiscs ullriPuted to a storm Centering In Ontario. « Tin south is expected to hpvs • tile relief before Friday, Flcp- c ' R » d ^ U ar * r i Mi, dfet Pics wbidh mftUiiu.^kcn ■mfw'.; flhrrt.*,” * blanket. / f i r J a r talKn> tr i l fo r m end & v £ ; Lieut. W aiter Stovall Is Back From Pacific ida's cltnia apparently escaped unharmed ami its truck crops apparently suffered only minor damage aa tha coldest wave of ____ ____ ___ ^ 9mmw the season sent temperature* dotwn to the low twentlca^in iomc Ueut. (jtf) W hIU i Hlovall, Ji . Boci of Mr. ami Mrf. \Y. II. S l»»iall, who Is homo on !t*.t-»• nftvr 20 monthn acrvlre with thi* l*pit** l In *he fViit.m Piu ifir 1‘vrvmg ns riifriioM nn^ off n il ^JWtionii. m ii\rl The Flat* Marketing Bun^iu iilx'iirtl is munt'« • fit Jnckiurfiville until ihxmii|^t to here M*». ‘tiny frnin >.i* i ■ truck ’cr«>|*fi U not heavy mn unt after flying thon bv i*T u » gcniTHlIy rxp«*rtr<l and Wu« vor* the Pmftfii* Sti.vall i„ - hi-ii-iii .| t«i M»ottcd n5 n whole Diiectoi ■ 1 ; 'Jt Ml mm L, Wilson of the Hi ate Pnrmem* Murk#is, ulm churnrtcr* Ug«l the damage tin light- Both cjn^haalzed thnl tho aunroya were preliminary. Continual cold weather U in lnjipsct for today with Indicaftoni not b« ai ievtre for to­ morrow morning. a a Diplomatic Sh ufflin g ^ Continued By F D R WASHINGTON, Dae. 13, W V Praaidcnl'i stata department idmkctip m oved iti eecond day icnatortal scrutiny aa furtltcr diplomatic reshuffling haa begun. % The White Hotua announced the reilgnatioa of Carlton Hayes as Ambaaaador to Spain and the nomination o f Norman Armour to replace hint. Armour la now act­ ing aa dlractor of State Dopartraent'a Office o f American 'Republic Affaire. S iK — for whldt Mr*. Z. telephone WI-J, CHialtlM to eeeare ’ a# eervka p m and we that IM r friend* may _ , whaa thry ara to Sanford. f Cattaldv, l£I*. Ilf m*vi rnlivlf-tl **1*0 1 f in •b*» 1'* Vi 277,000 Poundu Of Scrap Is Collected reserve) on Jan. *11, l 1' i i , wtiilt He wu* atUmditig tile I filvcimty of Flur du und rrccivrd mid dil| Mere than 277,001) pounds of oernp paper, enough to fill all inkn ti lining nt Aiinup<»li>. Mi* iuilr«ind earn, haft luren rolleced fln t u .lignvncnt wn* nboat tl a in Sunfnrd and Seininolo County i during the past year. It w «i re­ heavy rultcT. ported t>v Mrs E.F. Ilouaholder, M Hibiscus Avenue Fina Hearing On It 20Mure Aug 27. when Mr*, iluus'hc.|.i«-g ftmeeived thc idea of Z o n i n g Thursday ' ■ bidding "chain l«i|>er tie parties" in « hirli all those attending brought City Vt*min»i»5io»»i i <* wtil i»»»*«*l setup paper, two carloads of ihi .* !(». y Tbuiruin^' evening fur a p Iflie brurnig in i - thm! t*' wu - 1, paper have been shipped tl e itui nMtl lomiur ni kip' un. * f»b» she ■« III Ni il nwell mid Ills Key Club it vvhm iirtimmft tii H> ,3 »i Jortl tmvs of Kemimdf High School. 11. N. iiycr, city rb i k Gec»ri b .Sirnon» Ji»ckM*n\illr rn 1have been very active in the campaign. »aid finecr. ill be no lumd to rip l.ln . tho plati. CitizniB having any: a n y, Mr*, liotuholdfr. 1 liuma who hay* Mbundledr* objectlui 5, protcfttn or AUcur^tionA for th«(proiect lire requested to paper lo dlipo*e of jnay leave ho praaint • U « t tho homt of Mu. HornThe ordinance will probably he'holder; at titc horn* of Mr*. K.L. 8P t ie of oddy Village, Me. la home on emergency leave on account the terloua lllnea* of hi* father-in-law, pod HaWkln*. Offices odns charge aa e a v e u m r All cleriral employe.- of tlu uffkc, with the exerption of Min M ie Gringtr, Hover n«*i HoBftijtrft personul Bfcreiary, wtij remain in their job* Mont of them have liehl their poMtioo ac \ cru I p ast a c in ii in * t in tloniWtfgintun'* M|ipoi« tim t.1 i the ITi.000 « >m i |m»nit ion h* r i erutivr *err»*tj»rv wm* rm upn in politlrtil rirrlrx, etitirr 1* h been hctiuJing t ait}^ell'» pic inaugural secretarial st»f! hen since last June. He will succeed IP H U lltt Appeal For ArtnouA'cment of the name of tha wlnnL- of the lilh enriunl FaUr Schlal trophy to hrinliiole ifigh Bchodl'a moot vuluablr foot­ ball playet for 1044 Will be made In tiip school cafeteria to­ morrow n ln t as a highlight of tha annual 1II-Y banqueL Tha donob a former student at Banford JUigh School, but now publie n it Iona director for llw Springs, will . make th« but formal pro. trophy will not tliiUl graduation » r a monlea of Ut*.Spring- . _ ----Mr.’ Schaal .Hill bring with him ------ *---aeveral reel* m featuring nowned hcritrraa anil color, dar » t n committee of 11 judges. e pea led Kdcti field repealed In 19Zt nod was th* only nly twlce-wlnner of 41 when the the trophy until 1B4I sensational Hilly Fleming rralng copped it for a aecond lima m ho dosed his grid career for Serglnol* High In a blase of glory. Although 10 separata trophic* have been presented since 1828, only four have bean woo by Unamen, all others going to beckfirld men who usually gain moat nf the tho crowds crowd’s plaudits. of plaudit■, Winners of th* trophv $| Get mint 1 - 4 ** V. * , Puifllmftte k " fnintution fhr .1 » *»rlhrrn •'tii hn M *mj1 *k o t •i . i ' i i i I j •l * 1*1! J, f «f MajiIk fill in a jiljlt • IHU Vi:I -•11*I ( t ■ JiII4It \ I\ WJM * i''i i '•■I i"fnf Mu**! I-► tji from i. n «• Li I■**lh\ 1 -1*. hI r.t thnl lilt it r f nl!i.to • rtt h I '1 I’ l'iirnl ■ 't t'Hi nf fUH' i iM'»unt| I i 41 i '' * -O*.i ' N4 i l< i i* I h. V III' a ftfl mi io\ i<-!li |n*c . Him 1*1* ♦ i i i o i / .*n* n 5% n r f a r # *: it * * (i*«J ft t,m 11Pin oi* |iintinIIT • IkJi |!l!t! 1t'O Sltloililtf*' Itt*«J gUPt •••Lm rot*kOv * iM hr * ornfiirlPil 1 \ i 1 i * M*cjid tut ml ■hih* in upb If um i nuH *i e 1 it|* » u«f » Milton Suckett’s New Book Selected Mv Literary Guild secretary lloTlaml d u r in g Ammcwfi right flank li^oi•Mil a* * k 'u u iv My* A1* fitcntiei the Sevrnth 11 ai".'Cl! iiftiMrri on ]11 ge i** thr Nim iii*fetl>«*a hi tin 'i' 11 Is Given Stress Even Under Shadow of Wartime h i Scout M e e t i n g , ^ ^ K; in^ r Ed Straughn. futmei Mil'.. 1tenaw per man. and R L Sl>i|i>| of Tanwhaafoc ylll be asaiMunt ' »eeirUriel Hlnpp holds the sum, poailion In the nf/ice o! Uuvr j litir Oa r s i f r »il I h IsHucd Old Clothing Min Franret Marflnugul, <h rector of the Hrmlr olr < .Mints Welfare Office and public ►•••altH nur*e. 16<iay iiMicd n r***ju»* ’ f•** old clothing and bewtihiig «•» kind, even In n ihxji r.'iubim The article* may be left »K h« r office. 111 Falmetto Avenue m at thi Ftre station. 1hr O'till ItlpullUon is that thr rb,tiling must ba clean, Miss 3facl>ougnl said. Men's pants anti discarded clothes can be patches] and re made to fit children, while sheet* and blankets can be cut Into adopted it tho ticiut r o n ila r metit* B a r n u in P 110 J o iilr n lr t i A V iB t ii, diapers for babies of destltijtc in f of t »t» City Comniiiiioii, .Mr. ar with lira. C ft. Diwron, 107 mothers. It Ii impoisibl* to huj Bayer re id. Fark Avenue,____________________ The.* now, she pointed out and •ha cited many cess* in whkh th* ind her helpers mened swea­ ters and othar arlielra so they could b« worn again. Winticr O f Peter Schaal Trophy 111 B e Announced At Banquet , lMUora Jfate Wilbur report In » A - lev i-t in (he thralcr lol>h»\ pi let In msking his talk, hy high vhwil Age lutugiaph fen. I'tinni ho nhltfcd in a cheerful i, Mrl frtrndly manner thnl unit him many fiienda among San ford', fiilura citizens. In hi. talk, ha gave a brief re­ sume id his life, beginning with his "birth in India, where hla father, » Hrlllsh soldier was tthttumsl He told of his trials a. n mill her in South Africa, of iitticl. in Mnluy and China. U .sllsstS In I's*. r.s ri !*»«*» l He I limj A r rm Drc»5t«i niflr*1 i'B.**I of Snr i fgurmlacA, r.Mtiiiiiw' t Mriliiu. h, a half »"ib fftpfn the* lirrnmn frontier. I he fit.nlici The vonth uilaj.in*etl (t ii^lit miles in [KJinis four no It*;- kiiutl] f»f \He (ifi ion,n P hImtoutii* In ihr north N iu ile f- 11*“ " of ihi finer vtitunlly .••ll-io r.t 'IriiOAi lull* iiusm 'iI ai (filet v tn Lewis Shipp Will Hold Same Office WithNewGovernor Leadership Need Christmas Spirit Continues I ALLAH ASfiLL. I tec, 13. i,l*l Millard Caldwell ye'teTtfh)' un nounrfd the offirr -tuff Ktut will -el'll him ua governor, with Jehu T. Wigglnton, Miltsin lawyer, i> A **#rt«IN A m*u A Mini offpnaive hi! , tho (ti'rmaiiti on thr wr.itvrn front. The soiithmi wing of l hr Amrriran First Army jtimprd off 1h?1ow Duren in a frt'.sh uttm*k minted tnwarJ lh|. Khinr Kiw*r city of Bonn, ailvjtnciiiK more than a mile m tliret* hour«, penetrating Holle.sliniich. Big Program For John Sutton Now Post-war Projects In Navy Thrills Okeyed BySenate War Bond Buyers barber**, IS. A ,,ie d II. 3. PACIFIC FLEET Tele phone uuji,ka lu. Uvv aouUw . IIKAIKlU AIlTKKS. Dee. 1J, ern part of town, and alt the ''tfwftVt WfmtTTT 'rowway U> laike Msiv. Ineludinp of the 1‘sclfie about I'ahi telephones was din arts*, ha* Just conferred with rupled yesterday afternoon as Array amt Navy Commanders burning trash mi the lot adjoin of tho Central I'srifie and ins the I'urk Apnrlmcnts at Alratian theaters retarding FiKhleenlh Street and I'ark A v c strategy affecting Important nue, spread to a nearby itqrnge 0 l ’ sr|flr plans, it was dlsbousr and inuwgr owned by doned today, John I. (ialluMuy, 17tH Majppotiu IK, a**m(*i*s I 'm i ) A i rnur Super f o r t res win, hit Japan The inU-nse heal of thr fill', hurt! a ga in w hile in t h e ! fannnl bv a driving wind, limit fd Into and fusnl the lead of n Philippines, Yank u i r m e n I 300 cable telephone wire over f^ n k o r dnmogetl ail except thr burning storage shed, the one o f a Jnjktneso con voy o f flames sneepmg on to the ncor' b\ garage 11 whips. Th e Yunk.n lost | Mrs la-alie Went, nearby re cijrht planes. the Hflnr Klvci, w stiieut, nutierd thr flames of thr Japan claim ed the otcujin- B L A B T I N G A W A \ «t ( ici i ■1*1 ri piif it iiiiit huttri y t»f Amuiit.iit |U1 rum fielM *; u, mi shp^Ei being kept tii |burning shnl during the early Upn ef ponHon Inland, tiny •Motion b> iiirn «»f Uie i.jil I > A rm y \ m»tn in the forefrroumi kevpa I part of the fits \V,|{. Connolly. Itenild reporter who had ju«v Htotland Orm oc R ay , and httruliug up ahevla \%tialu u tuiuiuuiiii i»tiun> mun ^ct phone ortlcm. i utrlveil turned in the alarm nt • inking two destroyers, five other ( Intcriiulioiuil) 1 1:16. Meanwhile. as tho fire ships in the Philippine*. biased onward unchecked for In China, Nsrilan was frernsome time, he made another flrr turn! by tho Chinese, now nluugrail. Fire Chief Cleveland then Jye southward toward Hochih. ar rhed and announced that thr • Superfortresses In forro smash­ lie truck had broke dun n at ed el Industrialized Nagoya on the traffic light on First Street. Japan's main home island in ] became of motor trouble niid-wftrrnoon T h r f o r m erpisl Another fire trurk (No, It had I d or oncpAHled the lurccst group |fust corns hack at I 25 o'elor1 | Vit hitting Jnpun The Jnp« «npt Irom a grais fire, and rrcu with | «lao runlnl thi home in . ,, rn i. rvi !hr f lf•men working fa .L did not Irtud of Shikoku ii nd J npiinc* rocc^u it'll Knrvfi. T lir niimI "aluml l)evelo|)mer»t O f r lo. >I <>\ it* H e r o in l k s I o h»vr enough hose iuad*<i on u | i I • » ,, |to make the run nl the time of 1 -11141I BO Ixjmhi'n caupt-il unrnv dilinage i *** rida Kivers, Can­ .A 11 (I I i IT C C I I I I CT the aJarni. Chief Clncland suoi I H « r ; i n i F l n s r m u 1I Jfli, 1 tl 1111 HHtdl tn| jk,« !r1 'forking frantically however, *f Ifi ' 1 I •I Vi* Mint ii I■ " .nl.I r: it" >»Ials Is I n c I u tl e (1 son al Appearande ter they hail towed bark thi plmJ’ •« i*hn i in *)r*i f- iittln i i m - *»t t l.. . . . I I I H I t< aallaaea bs rs( , gaarl 11* i t . l In* * i*1111*i b nf m i n t *1 it it* lif*!i-i nl I**| .it •• W A S K I N ' , r * i n . Mu A l.ngr ami enthusiastic sudi il p. I It . It HU JI1."- tin M tl H iLlt'Mel.il tlit !'">l .■flit N IdIM v $ r*rm o hi.ihui j-i ■.^ • ,M..t •i - *f vmu In i t ill p u t r h n ic rt i I H it 1 11■t. ( itr» ’ m'i .ill Fm 11* pho in * Stilt witr jmprtiv t'liifii i • t<' r *i mt* it the Kite THeoter \» el Relief F o r e c a s t From Severe Cold W av e By Friday M ltK It Offensive Hits Germans On Western Front e F r®sh F o r 6 0 0 U s e rs Superforta Smash At Korea, I n l a n d Of ^ Shikoku And In­ d u s t r i a l Nagoya I)K< F M I! Fit High School Teacher Speaks A t Lake Mary “ Men and women o f tomorrow in a changing world" was the subject of a talk Friday evening at the lake Mary Community House b* Mr*. Hilda Wray, taacber of clvica and economic* at Seminole High School. More than |76 was netted by tha Ladlaa Aid Society or the LjU * * Marv Community Church by mean* of a i upper and baiaar that proceeded tha talk and en­ tertainment, which Included an Kiteiiflcld won In 18tB and 1128 orchestra o f Sanford and Lake were: George Mpys In. 18101 M ar- players under direction of Hendrix Raymond M. Ball. John . Courier, IVStl Lyles, 1832; Frank Evans, who acted as 1838; Geo master of Ceremonies at the en­ Klwrn B<j tertainment Introduced the speak­ McClelland, er, members of Uia orchestra, 1837: Oar numbers o f tha Ladles Aid SoJim Riser, 1838; clety and visitors present 1840} oin ~ W RATTtO r -------; FLORIDA— r*ir. continued cold trough Thunder, frearing tom- Awards A re Made At M itv F in d F lo r id a IJistrict (lathering T , „ ; ( „|d K n f T h e m Following S u p p e r <0 * I* If. i (.riitit 1 *.hi|. 1* rn « tied more uiuj f 1 ( Spin" l n i l T h e i more in Impute-- tinlay. Mini H«*\ ’ i*i l i m y ht- 1emde»’i iHriiutu make lietter l**»i«b*fh 1*.- j**« th. v mr• to in fe i , nope t.f 0.i*M \ rnintng. 1 I Ml . e.n.Ol h s1 ji J fng, former •.it III I OoO L I M l ' * f-i til |V11 "luff 1 .1 •1 i lu . I t he He ti’B111 I. ell! tl* -*f \1*0 In l 1111 * .« lo|.| *" •■»i•- 11o*! • ■ -ii \. • i,«l I * M . I let t h y1 (flat I'll'l ' Ijt* I e' * Mii e -elf 1 O ie S o o t 11 s •I. Pi 1mmm >• U" \ I he 1111-1 1,r c h-lhi'Apil •nl11 ft.« i» p r d |>V K 1w,. in i*iitI-11ki( » l*-»|* h. t%Hit'll h in* i t g i t i n h % i t r 4h 1 1 f h r I i i t 1 1 1 h i I *> ti ill ► *! I tii h !. mi|' bbi M Olllnurit Oh ***1^ ***«»Mr ^ ! rhuulw llh flit ill Flu* *.ij. * it lit* | uiiht A un \\ in 1 r VI 'v rm r<" !u > f r. rti 1>•MHt nil ft aHi ni .>>1* . i* )< h h nr i •I ,|(m -l »h ,t -It., !tv |fa. 1 I< un. Ifti r<l 11■f Si* m i im li' II >g h N h.M 1 t.u Sin.tj* < lub will l-r. -.Pit it- Hull (TTY BRIEFS • rj ( Hill »-| t ■Miliubllg I lit. i If.il 's*4iuf*i i l i|.l f llt.M.h • I h*. Mr. ...I I ..» -i Him.I it (in!•* .Ilf. nun » hfrh it iTiiimii'l will * hi* m i v I v h i u t h 1' I iM\ 1eI IS 1■(i, \N I hi i l| •I*I Mf • Kut Pi Jut kmiri •» i-(.*.| run it h I Ji n-i till will hiiA I* t'hul gt nf |hi Will M| if., t 11 I i | I' i i i i i * In i r v i ti* 1r . p • untit rmtii t*IVUVI' -I*eJi lit ink liim f 1 TH v Dirt ( o iid r n f ir v lr w i*dn*h 1 ,M Ih*m uvK ntim Ciill attrfiU nfi In u n ,l ,nr ni thin Svuiu-n to tho /net that thr -trictly prohibit Holly, cellar ami Ife lp w hn. lawn of Flnrltla i ^Lv Ihtiblv I" run/, * tliv cut tint of r Arm* mi*i in N. w (bin.. f l << n f I ii n r fl O n I'ngr I jcufuniim*. p n o v rv e our vmtuml i *K-auty for Florida. thr , .: j fnnO'r t Ifeiaiy fiiilHI has It « '! • ■f 11 ■I k |S'H i o f t ' t n one him- M i l l 1O ' ti n v e I .'H . k e M ft.i I rr*jia.ut e ’ M *C H|1 ll 1 b *-> w, fm *' H u ir - M ay or Kir m gmniratnm f i'legraph Snikitl sIhh 11v after 1 i I Mr •t I. KhimIoiii Hmiiic nmuiurnril itx inI* nlnm to [i .hlish the l«»ok in bllO.lh *0 dl% the Soring 0i.1v i lilt I r i i i ’. 1 th e iec«*Ti.! nl Mr ie I..| 1 U’4h hnvg* k i t! |-u> " i l H r n • ep|, , led ti v In J u n io r 14 • l.i f t f l Ihh.K, utiM i-thetl !' t .! *hough r . Ku g.illtj ■1 t#.f I*•W lhi.1 if va«s f, i t fi rm f i■ r bu t un ' *i In «alHi MolhiiT1'* f i*-1 fiotkln nEi.ih 1 Stickv11 h wfliti*n inony •Tfl. VI ■■■ Tie, . ( . e l Mint I In i r ■ -rinil ptHrirR fur Suiitlitv &yoi * ii.. uni!\ i*l .11> *.1 iitj, f»lhvr i iHritiioJ siHliim* and ^hnrt Nlt>r!**u j..imtiiu i. till, «-» ITI I hi* JiTftt I f(«i I'tivk' iuitgivri■11 i urivnllv in eiiniriu . i 11■.1 IM,<nk i.. I n - (iil»*j| | “ M|.»>n I l t.|t. 1 F i i | ! h *v *■" ii(ii»c*Mra •nt f • i -" i I •M1*% he .* t-*iv **f + t*-lir irmat T I.*r I*1it ' - v 1h v i otnvfn * v thr loral 4* hi' hitt ifiv, t TMe*m I., f hrj. \ '.! in' rt" I * ague .sf \ ini i \ i.dl i t It Mr 11III- I IIll’ll .%rl d.i tf the 1' 11 1 l u |1. ' l l ..... . New I,' Ii t <11 ir >. . l (Ul i •* tUc h 'Wl ")>i iI* •e .1 !•' •ogmg "f E.. W W. Jctor, Jr. Is iE H. l .Ii I 11.. Me 'till. \ • ,-t, .1 * III 1*i nm* I'i MUlttl ( 'o m n Commissioned Ensign V\l'1 1m I'll 111.114 ■ill i'MHh'M ul 1 1 l.V .. • Uh*k ii 1 1lit* " iiii f >•nl Jtnimr I 1 Fml I 1• Ilf let■M Ms* r *s4 r f nMr 1 : it >ii1 Mr • the r.'U'ii fitutv* « t ( 0• Nat (* " * ..................... •- j Iniiibm L'til'vlaitv in New Yurti District Governor Of Kiwanis (’ites nil Thursday and t* ezpvelt»l lo liumr Friday. Reasons For Juvenile Delinquency j si rive Ln»tgn Jeter attended the There ^ il l l«* an H|**n llou»r j for offl^rrn FponFarwl hy thr Dr J feme Council, Recreation OWi | |jon, Thursday rvrning Bt • ____ o'clock at On* Parian I Inure. I . Magn.ilia Av.m.c and Fourth tl T r“ rm* ,.b" ch ,hl l '" .Street ' VK' m,ll|ntlu|r wavr •.r juwinln fivlJmpionry in tl r hind, <'minty Taylor 1'ommnndrr) No 'J**. Judge ISiiinvy 1In lung ■f 1 ftki* will hold e regular mooting Fri­ County, district liciiloiinril go* day evening nt 7 tOC oV1«k Suu ernor-elrrt of Klwnui* told Ki nnnliuii to«luv thnl liie im itn*' per wrll) 1^ served after will' ll |rraoin, fur tin- eondilom wu- " newly elected officer* will be grail "id mot ul bleakihwn ,d nui inilallcd. pooille Annual I^iHie* night of the ; "In our live* tod,tv n* kiv»« ,'t Methorllat Men's flub will take' thing* *ro not a* they n o r place Thursday evening at 7:0(J am not prraelting n *eirn"n,” o'clock. Fletcher E. Holla will he *nid, "'but am ju*t giving ba»lc fundamental* What preside B.B. Crumley la In i»onte° nil aml thi* moral breukdoivn ’ charge of the program. in my opinlun It was just plain laiiness." B.B, Crumley who waa recent­ Ife went oil to i|Uotr a letter ly in charge of the Klwanla auc­ received from a dielraught moth­ tion that -netted more than 16,- er who ecutd not discipline ter 000 in War Bond sales, announced 14-ycar-o!d daughter. He added today that Ktwanlan* had »ub* that ha replied to the inuther hy scribed to more than 113,600 _, recommeruilng a "trip w-llh the worth of bonds In the present |daughter to tha woodthnl." and added that we have pn*M*l tho dlm n i of juvenile “ self ezpre* Grocers to whom relief onfsr alon." chacka ara btinq mailed thie « t t k - -In addition -to belnr pFysicnlty hV Ola'BaTvatlon Army, ware to­ laiy- Judge Herlong declnred that day requested by Major Allan 8. Vtjalimiyeni parents" -here je in «h Wharton to honor these ami re­ and thoughtisa a* well. He conturn - wlh itemized bill and re­ traated the ehort time children gular chacka will follow? Christmas get In Sundav School training l •tins and dime boards ar* on for eternity, and the hour* spent th* s tfM t'tO recaiva donations In daily school for education. for thi* « n k , he added. Children who or* taucht to be Sanford schools zn l «»* grad thomiMfiil ,,f i,tiler* n i - n i r i t i g ' imleil from Seminole High School i)|\Idend- in |it'i>onal *Hlt*farllori j with the ( ’is** uf 1031 and at­ and in Inotiev, ite added , tended the University uf Florida dmlgr* llt-tioog told of tori'll tog , for unn year While at Flurida litti'i* *t,i-f, iil'foad i lit' rnltated in the setvlce and tolling . ( fiiitlmv I oh I " un ml* ' wa* later sent lo thr University plim* MVt i tli'Miinnv **r in fuv | nf Miami lor training Ii* »ubhide* llo un, nil r ihI iivoiI by >ei|neiitly was »cni to Columbia I ' m v \\ lm> Inn -I University for further training, A* inoniti- nl m »iioi ting inir I After spending a short time iiti'inotnv ' tu 11l,ol,*i ant tiore with hi. parenls,' Ensign rnlal wrliile in tii- Amrtloun Magazine Jeter will report tu Miami. ohli ii i atli'ii alleiitioti tu a oehoul In San Franrueii tu winch delin*7 pnii'itl* mist attend eight amt which stated that there had not l>een anv repeaters. Stale Representative L I! .Minn nr.litiunceii. that Llze half-way mark of 3(a) **Ir* for storage spare in the propoaed Cold Stor­ age I'lojit. I»,l been reached and prwlleteil that hy the end of th* week, the reijuim! 600 locker renter* would sign up. Expression* of sympathy by Klwani* for tho bereaved fam-IILm of Kiw.niatia Kidney J. Ni* and of J. Marent.Mc, were renil. * Vliitor* Inl/i doccii were R. Davia of Orlando. J. H. Ratigannew Plymouth dealer here, and Theron Madden of th. K .y Club, who proposed that Kfwanll *ponsor a Key Club dane« on Jon. 1. < week*, im 5 % 5 U- ' V .^Rtw. »*.:• ■ *" ? ■ Only 9 Shopping D ays ’til Christm as M ■> t . J- * * . ' ■r % * j* . / • p ^ ti . ** * * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1944 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 11, 1944 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 1944. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9b2cd308597ce2ceadc47e521246ec41.pdf 459cb996fdec735173c5e1e7215298e3 PDF Text Text 1:-* Hi - PACK RDC TTTK S A N FO R D C L A U S IK IE D lOe p e j lin t fo r JRr pf-r lln» fo r I7 r pt*r line fo r ) i c p r i H ot fo r U iiiim uri - * U . 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Iv\ I C E HELP WANTED— C A P A H I .K enntil. inim t * a la r y , I ' l one lii'V t. o u vn u lw n 246. ■BHiW H N f ' T l n k . I'e rm a ti'cn Fe n T id n y m tiD E -M j c M r . , H run aon, M a th e r F u r n it u r e C o . —■~ » ’ ~“ — - »-|l ■- ■- - lii T-•>- IBMIV H K i.I’ EH w an ted fo r Jim m ie C o A itii** S b e v l M e ta l W o rk * . W A N T K U : V t n ld , 2U.I I i IK JJ l; F h a n r 17f» lO o T s t . MECHANICS wmitid: Automo­ bile mid truck jjnechanlca wanteti at once, tiarnl pay, permancnt, idrnl working condition*, bett equippad phoii in Floridaideal livihy rondtlioni. Addrea* * r Hox n.11, tlaltieavllle. Fla. ]n A 110 A UI. jt* * fenR-B 8 or. at. MATI COI’CNHA FURNIflUflD Bimrtmtnl, th kitchun F o r m — ‘ TT FACTORY - BACK THE ATTACK . . . • » •-...•tv BUY WAS BONDS « ((M ftui V i* Illo e k nook here y ° u n today- ... a n d h id e a n d r u n - . . . - th o e n e m y i s v e r y m u c h a liv e . . . . 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In iiib m L 't il'v la it v in New Y u rti nil T h u rs d a y and t* ezp v e lt» l lo s i r iv e liu m r F r i d a y . L n » tg n Je te r attended the S a n fo rd schools z n l « » * g ra d th o m iM fiil ,,f i,t ile r* n i - n i r i t ig ' im le il fro m S e m in o le H ig h S ch o o l i ) | \ Idend- in |it'i>onal * H lt* fa rllo ri j w ith the ( ’ is * * u f 1031 an d a t ­ and in In o tiev, ite added , tended the U n iv e r s it y uf F lo r id a dmlgr* llt-tio o g told o f t o r i'll tog , for unn y e a r W h ile at F lu r id a lit t i'i* *t,i-f, iil'fo ad i lit' rn ltate d in th e se tv lc e and to llin g . ( fiiitlm v I o h I " un m l* ' w a* la te r sent lo th r U n iv e r s it y plim* MVt i tli'M iin n v **r in fuv | nf M ia m i lo r t r a in in g I i * »ubhide* llo un, n il r ih I iivo i I by > ei|n eiitly w as » cn i to C o lu m b ia I ' m v \\ lm> Inn -I U n iv e r s ity fo r fu r t h e r t r a in in g , inoniti- nl m »i i o i tin g inir I A f t e r spending a sh o rt tim e A* iiti'in o tn v ' tu 1 1 l, o l,* i a n t tiore w ith h i . p a r e n ls ,' E n s ig n r n la l w r liile in tii- A m rtlo u n M agazine J e t e r w ill rep o rt tu M iam i. o h li ii i a tli'ii a lle iitio ti tu a oehoul In San F r a n r u e ii tu w in c h delin*7 p n ii'it l* m is t a tten d eig ht < w eek*, am t w hich sta te d th at th e re had no t l>een a n v re p e a te rs. i m S t a le R e p re s e n ta tiv e L I ! .M inn n r.litiu n c e ii. th a t Llze h a lf-w a y m a rk o f 3(a) * * Ir * fo r sto rag e sp are in th e propoaed C o ld S t o r ­ ag e I'lo jit . I » , l been reached and p rw lle te il th a t hy th e end of th * w e e k, th e r e iju im ! 600 lo cker re n te r* w o uld sign up. E x p r e s s io n * o f s y m p a th y by ? 5 K lw a n i* f o r tho b e re a ve d fam % ' V .^ R t w . - IIL m o f K iw .n ia t ia K id n e y J . N i* and o f J . M a r e n t.M c , w ere U » * .:• ■ ■ re n il. * 5 V liit o r * In l/ i do ccii w ere R. D a v ia o f O rla n d o . J . H . R atigannew P ly m o u th d e a le r h e re , and T h e ro n M ad d en o f t h . K . y C lu b , w h o proposed th at K f w a n ll *ponso r a K e y C lu b dane« on Jon. 1. District Governor Of Kiwanis (’ites Reasons For Juvenile Delinquency j Winticr O f Peter Schaal Trophy 111 B e Announced At Banquet High School Teacher A rtn o u A 'c m e n t o f th e name o f n c o m m itte e o f 11 ju d g e s. led 19Zt K d cti fie ld reeppea e a le d In th a w ln n L - o f th e l i l h enriunl ly tw lc e -w ln n e r of F a U r S c h l a l tro p h y to h rin liio le nod w a s th* o nnly 4 I w hen the if ig h Bchod l'a moot v u lu a b lr fo o t­ th e tro p h y u n til 1 B 41 C H i a l t l M to eeeare s e n s a tio n a l H illy F le rralng m in g copped ’ a# e e r v k a p m and we b a ll p la y e t fo r 1044 Will be t h a t I M r f r ie n d * m ay _ , m ade In tiip school c a fe te ria to ­ it f o r a aecond lim a m ho d osed h is g r id c a re e r f o r S e rg ln o l* H ig h w h a a th r y a r a to S a n fo rd . m o rro w n l n t a s a h ig h lig h t o f In a b la se o f g lo r y . th a a n n u a l 1 II- Y b a n q u e L A lth o u g h 10 s e p a ra ta tro p h ic* W ilb u r C a tta ld v , 8 P t i e of T h a donob a f o r m e r stud ent h a v e been p resen te d sin ce 18 28 , oddy V illa g e , M e . la hom e on a t B a n fo rd JUigh S c h o o l, but now o n ly f o u r have bean w o o b y Unaem e rg e n cy le a v e on a c c o u n t n i t Iona d ir e c to r fo r m e n , a ll o th e rs g o in g to beckth e te rlo u a llln e a * o f h i* pub lie llw S p rin g s , w i l l . m ake th « f i r l d m en who u s u a lly g a in m oat fa th e r - in - la w , p o d H a W k ln *. n f th o e ccro ro w wdd’ss p la u d its it■., b u t f o r m a l pro- o W in n e r s o f t h * tr o p h v $| . tr o p h y w ill n o t t liiU l g ra d u a tio n » r a - Kiteiiflcld won In 18tB and 1128 G eorge M p y s I n . 1 8 1 0 1 m onlea o f U t * .S p r i n g - . _ ----- w e r e : Hendrix J o h n . C o u rie r, IV S tl M r .’ S c h a a l . H ill b r in g w ith h im 1832; ------- *----a e v e ra l r e e l* L y l e s , 1 8 3 8 ; Geo m fe a tu r in g B<j nowned h c r- K l w r n it r r a a M c C le lla n d , a n il 1 8 3 7 : O a r J i m R is e r , 1 8 3 8 ; c o lo r, 1 8 4 0 } o in dar »t f k ,, I CT uied n mm u itur John Butlmt I ' l l n I*>\ who rnuctr a brUf talk bond male* m U-liAlf «»l wmi U|1«, rtfCtlvcd, . B o iiile approval I inn nUo iipidnudcd musiral and yeiittflAay Ilf * r an amtiidinunt ’ imv •'u nets bv Naval ami local to authorise the controversial h tv f i n i e i t a n t e i kilward F l-ane, Lawrence seaway was re je c t e d 1 putdi- ii> ihaim um of (he wut 6 0 to '23. ! l..,ul introduced the per ■ml i|pve, 'Jpve i: u n t f c Passage of IHo amnji *>*. in«a. ' for Hull a p is s i v d In hie wbidh mftUiiu.^kcnPics / f i r J a r talKn> trilfo r m end ■mfw'. ; flhrrt.*,” * A le v i-t in (he t h r a lc r lol>h»\ c ' pi le t In m sk in g h is ta lk , hy R »d^Ua tin 1-4 • p^ ti ** V. * . ** * * , l He I lim j A r rm Drc» 5 t«i n if lr *1 i 'B.**I of Snr i fg u r m la c A , r.M tiiiiiw ' t M riliiu . h, a h a lf »"ib fftpfn the* lir r n m n fro n tie r . I he f i t . n l ic i The vonth uila j . in*etl (t ii^lit m ile s in [K Jin is fo ur no It*;- kiiutl] f»f \ He ( i f i ion,n P h I mtoutii* In ihr no rth N i u ile f- 11*“ " of ihi finer vtitunlly .••ll-io r.t 'IriiO A i lull* i i u s m ' i I ai (file t v tn " fnintution .1 fhr » *»rlhrrn 'i' 1 1 •'tii h n M *mj1 *k o t «f Maji I k | to m ake the run n l the tim e o f 1 -1114 1I F ln s r m u i *** the a Ja rn i. C h ie f C l n c l a n d suo i I H«r; i n i 1 I Jfli, 1 tl 1111 HHtdl tn| jk,« !r1 'f o r k in g f r a n t ic a lly h o w e v e r, * f .n l.I r: it" If i ' 1 I •I Vi * Mint ii I ■ " > »Iter they hail tow ed b a rk th i plmJ’ • « i*hn i in *)r*i f- iittln ii m - *»t tl.. . . . I I I H I t< a a lla a e a b s r s ( , g a a r l 1 1* i t . l In* * i*1111*i b nf m i n t *1 it it* lif*!i-i n l I**| .it •• A l.n g r am i e n th u s ia s tic su d i HU JI1."- tin M tl H iLlt'Mel.il t lit !'">l . ■flit N IdIMil p. I I t . It •i - *f vmu Ini till put rh n icrti I Hit 1 1 1■ t. ( itr» ’ m'i .ill Fm 11* pho in *i mt* it the Kite THeoter \»el ,M..t witr jmprtiv t'liifii i • t<' r i I • .A 11 ( I I i !*» « *» H ir A m m c w fi rig h t f la n k li^oit*x| •Mil a* * k 'u u i v M y* A1* F ilc h fitcn tie i the S e v rn th V Mti\ 1 1 a i ".'Cl! iif t iM r r i on ] 1 1 ge *•«** 1 i** t h r N im iii*fetl>«*a hi l)evelo|)m er»t O f r lo. >I <>\ it* H ero i n l k s I o h»vr enough hose iuad*<i on u | rida Kivers, Can­ als Is I n c I u tl e (1 A**#rt«IN A m*u A Mini offpnaive hi! , t ho (ti'rmaiiti on thr w r.itvrn front. The so iith m i wing of l hr A m rriran First Army jtimprd o ff 1h?1ow Duren in a frt'.sh uttm*k minted tnw arJ lh|. Khinr Kiw*r city of Bonn, ailvjtnciiiK more than a mile m tliret* hour«, penetrating Holle.sliniich. Big Program For John Sutton Now Post-war Projects In Navy Thrills Okeyed BySenate W ar Bond Buyers Ixjmhi'n caupt-il unrnv dilinage F r o n t American First Army Jumps Off Below Duren In New Ot. tack Tovvacd-BuniL Superfortress Photographs Emperor's Palace Tele phone u u ji,k a l u . U v v aouU w ern p a rt of to w n , and a lt the w ay U> la ik e M s i v . In e lu d in p about I'ah i telepho n es w a s din rup led y e ste rd a y a fte rn o o n as b u rnin g tra sh m i th e lot a d jo in in s the I'u rk A p n r lm c n t s at F iK h le e n lh S tre e t an d I'a r k A v c nue, sp re ad to a n e a rb y itq rn g e bou sr and in u w g r ow ned by John I. (ia llu M u y , 17tH Majppotiu A i rn u r T h e inU-nse h e a l o f t h r f i l l ' , fa n n n l bv a d r iv in g w in d , lim it fd Into and f u s n l th e lead o f n 300 cable telepho n e w ire o ver th r b u rn in g s to ra g e sh ed , the flam es sn e e p m g on to th e ncor' b\ g a ra g e | Mrs la-alie W e n t, n e a rb y re the Hflnr Klvci, w stiieut, n u tie rd th r fla m e s o f th r J a p a n c l a i m e d t h e o t c u jin - BLABTIN G A W A \ «t ( ici i ■1*1 ri piif it iiiiit huttri y t»f Amuiit.iit |U1 rum fielM *; u, mi shp^Ei being kept tii | burning s h n l d u rin g the e arly U p n e f p o n H o n In la n d , t in y •Motion b> iiirn «»f Uie i.jil I > Army \ m»tn in the forefrroumi kevpa I part of th e f i t s \ V ,|{. C o n n o lly . Ite n ild re p o rte r w h o had ju«v H t o t la n d O rm o c R a y , a n d httruliug up ahevla \%tialu u tuiuiuuiiii i»tiun> mun ^ct phone ortlcm. i u trlv e il tu rn ed in th e a la r m nt • in k in g tw o d e s tro y e rs , f iv e other ( In t c r iiu lio iu il) 1 1:16. M e a n w h ile . as tho f ir e sh ip s in th e P h ilip p in e * . biased o n w a rd u nchecked fo r In C h in a , N s r ila n w a s fre rn some tim e , he m ade a n o th e r f l r r t u r n ! b y th o C h in e se , now nluugr a il. F ir e C h ie f C le v e la n d then Jy e so u th w a rd tow ard H o ch ih . ar rh e d and ann o unced th a t th r • Superfortresses In forro smash­ lie tru c k had b ro ke dun n at ed e l Industrialized N ag o y a on the t r a f f ic lig h t on F i r s t S t r e e t . Japan's main home island in ] becam e o f m otor tro u b le niid-wftrrnoon T hr form erpisl A n o th e r f ir e tr u r k (N o , I t had I d or oncpAHled the lurccst group | fust corns hack at I 25 o 'e lo r1 | Vit hitting Jnpun The Jnp« «npt Irom a g r a is f ir e , and r r c u w ith | «lao ru n ln l th i home in . ,, rn i . rvi !h r f l f •m en w o rk in g f a . L d id not Irtud of S h ik o k u ii nd J npiinc* rocc^u it'll IS. H its e s t e r n II. 3. P A C IF IC FLEET I I K A I K l U A I l T K K S . D ee. 1 J , ''t fw ft V t W fm tTTT 'rowof th e 1‘ s c lf ie a r t s * , h a * Just co n fe rre d w ith A rra y am t N avy C o m m and ers of tho C e n t ra l I's r if ie and A lr a t ia n th e a te rs r e ta rd in g s tra te g y a ffe c tin g Im p o rta n t 0 l ’ s r |flr p la n s, it w a s dlsdoned to d a y , I K , a * * m ( * i* s I ' m i ) S u p e r f o r t r e s w in , h i t J a p a n h u rt! a g a in w h ile in th e ! P h ilip p in e s , Y a n k u i r m e n I f^ n k o r d n m o g e tl a il e x c e p t o n e o f a J n jk t n e s o c o n v o y o f 11 w h ip s . The Y u n k .n lo s t c i jr h t p l a n e s . BO M ltK It Yanks Send Shells Over Saar Superforta Smash At Korea, I nl a nd Of ^ Shikoku And In­ d u s t r i a l Nagoya . F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y . Speaks At Lake Mary *" Only 9 Shopping Days ’til Christmas M ■> t . J - . * * ' % ■r * j * . / �w n. • '.•pi * ••b V i l >V y ■>* ~jr'. .:!■ PAGE TWO TOE SA M FO SD F iE ilA T .D , Air Plans rhe Sanford Herald S A N fO R D , F L O n iT U BA C K V /A SH OF or hy a f la t nwjr, on (h# ©f Jntiu^r>. A D 19*1, Iw cri*# Fro CofifM*** w ill rtl * < i l n i i yo u . * H |* r iiM h f r nnlrr^l C ita tio n Inn i>t* toll* lie**! in THE W A R faklltlwi tirtry Monday* WHir* 4* y i b I Friday lit la a d tH . P laH ia M i f i i l l « Arrpu# Watered OH«li|r 31, at N 0 l/ J ,» S T H A T T H E . mm ae«^n4 «* I WAV A G ood u r f U 0O V 1-4 Ml* * o o n u o * i . k a v—n ar m trH im o i it »t m lloulh* SA G OLD ACT O O ST B E F O R E . l*arakl# In t t » i » r e *1on |fa rd In H anford, Hemlnole v «'"Hri h t a t ;; of f i ^ r id a . to Florida, oncp t*li.ch fur 71 lh A V A lt l* A U aC S * P E N C n ( 41 C0ri*rri|t JV4* Bf(*li* A ld d tirS H U N KN O W N : W lX N ISA fl m y ton.fi d an*! o ff |o A «a nn u If til o f On »•I ©Infill hav- • astf ft* iT a r k *>f I hr * ir r i i h O .i I j it »*♦*-»! f 11* wl a g a in * i you In ( h i in and for H fln ltto k r t t u n h . p i. •’ M.-iiM • >>urt in and far M 'fo in o lf Ida. till* I hr j l ti iLl> n t I i <rtm !i t'uM hO. Fi««r**ia* -*rr € h t l l ! " i I l f a j tt- iv h I v I *l \ M \ I: H F K N F E for d ivo rce iHK.U.t *»»!«• it bHntt n llrK e il Therein l? U f •I, I*. It HUNDON, kddrraa is unknown th ru * n i# rk of I'lr r u lt I'o u rt, 11re*tente ore tlirrefore to romm^nd in d fo r H^minoi# fa u n >rtii in he and appear hafnr# Ihe F lo r id a * irn » i t'n u rt In am# for ft*mif»«1* O A H I.A N D \V K F R H V n iL t'm tn ty , F lo rid a , nllVtrr In peraoo 8oU(;Ujpr fq r I"faJuntJfTt iii: VIOI.IAMI I p i h t i tl TH-e Mj fonl Itfrild. « ti*»•|iC|i<(pr at ftaaf&rdi ria f M a ■ »f r a a f f l M *f Hare-1 Carrier— week &Ui <1 « tfo rr* l»** c n t C H R IS T M A S r \ r liBBtha tear — t ADMISSION 40c TODAY and THURSDAY liferaid is a a e a h e f **f Tk* ■led Freaa nhlrh I* eielarnlltlrd la ike w«r f»r ree ilium af all a m . .lUphlrkra 4 (• || or n*tl «ilh,rral*i 4 In tk>« paper aa*l ■!*•» m l i,e n . krr#lj», llrta ta tfpM»Wlca!L»B ut »Pf * ip atrh rt ke-rrlst are r#* City Rights Andy's Ulltl.K VKItSP. ru n TODAY S tn tes' rights are often heard from , but whnt about' WEDNESDAY. DEC. 13. I94A cities' rltrhl.s? T ills f|uestlnn has just been asked hy C ln r-1 BUT PONT OVERLOOK THE ence A. Dykstra, president of the U niversity of W isconsin, WORD IF: If vc nl.iitp ,m mt addressing a ('incinnati meeting devoted to the city m anag­ and my word, abide in ymi, n,S er plan of government, as well as by Florida’s own Gover­ wnal,i-rvrr ye will, and u -luill nor-elect Millard Caldwell. Dykstrn’s point is th at cities are be done unto you ll» 7 under-represented in many state legislatures, and do not NOW THE NIGGARD TONGUE get a sym pathetic hearing from them. Milwaukee and WnSh(From Conwnuioritrv IWtryl nigtnn are closer spiritually than Milwaukee and Madison. N o w tAe n i ? r « r . l o.nittlr lull" Senator ilaroLl .IL. lin rU in o f O h io had th is in mind froitti. Alien in l'J.'tK, iipimsinc the proposal to end tlie W l’A, he B e l on tiv u n t im i'lr lie n i, aid that, because of the commitments to rural constitu ents, S u d d r iily lir e i n , l.n many a ktnte government is unable to see the situation m as clear a perspective as is the federal governm ent," Unemployment and relief are largely city problems. Surplus labor in rural areas moves Into the city, for ihr i ity is the home of industry and the g reat services. This is why cities are apt to go to W ashington for nd\ire and-help instend of their slate capitals. More emphasis if "sta te rig h ts" will not stop this practice. If the .states iUMiiitly hn, iirnMidril tidrquatf (pmfltp :inS ihrrrl want ilrh ts . they mils! earn them by settlin g the problems < eniptoyinantwn , rtntintlcally f r 1'ijinir powet. of il Iheir doorsteps ~ idimoii«lial«(l in nn rditorinl in * 1**•> by -nlijrrlinj. Itailwny A rp i f Pr.oinlirr i " ,n'"d» Jnd « . r ,,e llurinK the thirl v yrur* ItKMI (iriM H And ItookH We mill* inri<i,ivr. Vnn-iii nn [irivuti hsm r rn rh iv l intci prt,e. Iitilr tiummrlev, or lin m l I perienres seem to have value. ,fti'bii by envrrntnmi. ami dr,pttr LEGAL lin g voting men's ideas as 'on, ... .........., did pro O ver F t*r opr ! . . ^Me rmfimvTninr f.»t aft iivrrapr* teir lives when they i i-turn .o |,.r „i,„„.| •„ ,,( ,hj. HIoln nrr flytnr Ulnw *t'ui wpiil ii i‘dally I rue of those entering ponntry', nviuinhlr Inlmr force; thought >•«•*»i••?ihiy ,svtth ttu* ii.i.li ttiii innunt norm ... n ploy It■ml mt i.ii;nl nly ulmut u n io n the campus are usually i.m i^ kmii.ih, „f UI1 ..vi.iuni. ncademic stride more readily il«hor fiuru uw-mRinu de.Hhfl.iHMi, urn reports of other groups, i Hecsu,i' itu n- dm armi de .......il _ , prr„lon and unciuplovinrnt in nding college on government ,0. Nrn. II of Itii’h ts, are reported .is I tenI ndniiimimttnn itniilnl ihnt G o v e rn o r U ni Inn d niiji them for definite profes- !l >ivnlo rntrrpn,i- hnd hroken It e m e m h e r, WF. SEI I - W E leased liv e r the |iir ,e n t i Isa hied veterans are -n terin g t Z "nm, SERVE _ WF. SATISFY. IIOl. lo r id n f in n n r r . And L.ER MOTOR AAI ES Chritogn veterans Adm inistration, and ihr »nr. if.- m.| m ig h t lie. w ith inure and Oldiniuhile. Adi the S ta l e l Ternary than rtinl recompense for their dis- emanniy." imrtl |rt,fi uuri partly fo re in FU irtdH '* tii,tn i> , , . , . . , |»ilcrr<»ful \hr,r e to stand it and carry ,he / w the war i. to the schools without ntnrli Let that in the HAVE YOU THOUGHT f doing well in th eir Undies. ,&40‘ ,lnr|}*"'V' ovement over the hnndlinr of mnt" th ^ u ll i i i i m SERVICE 30c k Those gnl blondes on Wilde Twins h is hands— II n v e .Mirk e y Seeing Double! ALSO MARCH o f TIM E No. S FRIDAY and SATURDAY rx tz rra b CH A RLES STAHHET RII)IN( NOTICE SUNDAY HOME IN INDIANA ? <> OF GIVING ITER A SPOUT COAT? PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT RAILWAY AQE LOVELY CHRISTMAS GIFTS Wonderful weamltle g ifts — th e kind sh e'll trea­ sure for years. A s always, we are C hristm as gift specialists! Buy Her A Pretty Bedjacket *oi provided to fumlah our and oth.r nev.r goyernmenta with means ol de l mid. stnietion. And nettr in hlitory It b ha* it yet been nhrnvti that any Ivanre nyatem of aoefalltm e»n In peocetrnv- time In tU* Cf any other country |rovlde enough employment, aerit] loy- vice* and bikkIii to caoie a high cither nnd advancing standard of living then, ior all the people, which ] Entirely different in the Instiov- tory of privote enterprise. Whai s« all shall be produced by those em if It plcycd under socialism nnd every >• cn -oclslUHc policy is decldcl by under goyemmenL Whnt shall he fru y . ix ilnccd by those employed under laged, free private enterprUo I* decided nmenl by the consuming public—i. e., all it ex- the people, k'or private enter'polite prise I* operated for profit] tor ordln* any private enterprise to make o it. profit It muat a«U at price* e*- P re tty bcd jnckcts to keeji yotrr favorite Indy warm this w inter. P retty lace trim m ed crepes. Fur Jacktet oteableT will "do" much for hisr winter wardrobq. Black Wolf. -r right, now tefl ua why the cream people waited until *T to comer Ufa cream According to Drew I’eoraon of Washington Merry-Go-Round, who supported President RoooeveH In the recent election, the trouble* In Groan atetn from an understanding between Roosevelt and diarchill. It wan agreed, he says, that "The American army would play second fiddle to the British army In all matter* effwUhg not only Greece but Y'ugoalavla,’' "This him been carried ont to the last T,” he conclode*. * MY HOBBY BOX •i so t h e pound Operator* .o f ,. the Eva-Bea* Beauty Shop racelved special instruction* In. cold waving at the Florida Hair Dresser’* w * Marrlner B, Ecclea, ehalnnim of the federal rwsrrn deposit* hold by irfdlvhtu have Increased Trow billion delta re to ISO billion dollars since 1040, and “high government of­ ficials'* fear for the effort WhUh io much money In the hand* of the people. will have oil tor treotion - cool, rilreditno, flende Ikptldi-flow with lov­ ing cor# through your ho'r. And lol you hov# n'lkyioft, luetrout wovei . . . glowing with vffolfty ond nohjrolnettl o m m * duebd. \ T h if ako received h u tM tk m rto tha new teeatis In hair aurllng .ftp aiiZ u iU of New York, William of Chicago and other renowned artkta.- * THode Uri8( Most Practical Gift for Duration Service in qtialRy leathers or fabrics. ractically living In casual clothes theao ve her a warm wonderful sports coat ■he’ll we«r over everything. Chooao it from oor wide aasortment. . y i i r n , . . — , k Slips ★ W ;* ... . o f s A t o Go\vng �* n v V ^ E l> N E S D A V t D ECEM BER 13, If m v r I TH E S A N R WI i I I U U I I* . I I «»»: 11» \ r .u .E Miss Valurie W ells Social ";ls A n d Personal w dl nn-4-t a l Al 7 Social Calendar * in- c h i n T M * 1» J uki 1 I . 4I *• tltll 1| 1 S? il , v*r Mt I VV w III • T i ^*1 , ii in i k il.l , .i* | M.«* J J~ h is M i. V,| Ch 11, f ' ui 4 b . W timing I 11 • ' I+1* 1 i H Ml * nn I \ iltitiii|*t<in, , ' * Mil I I -,1j M. I . . 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Christmas S p i r it tX : Cont i nues Under ShadowOfWartime l.s L iU U ii X h •> dance ill U il the Fire- Bistuphi Phone Service For (>09 Users : i nr^r-Fn 7 ™ John Sutton-" Now In Navy Thri l l s At Scout Meeting War Bond Buyers trjr .•ii^utn .1. { L e a d e r s h ip - - N i ) e d ....... ..............( I s G i v e n S tre s s TH E F A V O R I T E GI F T F O R YOUR FAVORITE MAN New Allied OH'en- I dve Hits Germans On Western Front JT0K1C MICAl*TV TOR YOU 11 Lewis Shipp Will Hold Same Office With New Governor Past-war Projects Okeyed By Senate Ihg Program For ANN’S Ml If ASol, ISKA l TV SALON ANNOUNCING Re-openiiif! cf Gulf Service Santa’s Reindeer May Find Florida Too ( old For Them Station I Comer First St. & French A Odham\s Gulf Service Station In Bonds Forfeited Municipal Court N ature Favors theS O U T H ! Sure, I carry GRADE A QUAIITY CAME (.BACK ! Only thm B e s t M atorlpls a n d Finns* W orkm an ship a r t U std in f ir o s t o n e Bottled-in-Rond in stock, FACTORY- CO N TR O LLED when I can g-et it, R ecapping But the BEST hoods you can buy, are W ar Bonds! For L i v i n g Here In the South, 4r«fou(\d tu'0 dccaJci. The greater latUfaction of all the essential* for good living., worker* iurrounded by pleasant living con­ dition* i* reflected in higher production. =-> Friendly people, an equable climate, ety-* terpruing towns and comrtunltle* ofler a conlbliuition which make* life for thoie in The itpeft of war ha* not lessened .these basic advantages. In the return to a peace* this favqrcd area more than ment aalstenco. tlrof economy they will possess an added A TbUoppartur^tyJpr better and happier I ^ t^ ^ b f tM ^ f n f K ir ta n t factor In the Stjt&V# extraordinary growth of the last significance for those who are seeking the most suitably location for Industrial 'or agricultural expansion. r r - . i r “ rM l S e a b o a r d I t a H it a y , N o r f o l k 10, V ir g in ia . W* rectp u r u 4 i drip Tread. P h on e 9 1 4 8 A rcad o Bldg. F irs t 8 L 1 ; ", 4^ir--;) — i • V;Y -, ' , 7 • v: v R , »h-- * i . 1 a box Make all your* friend# 11nd relatives of tree iripeoed Yruit. Express, prepaid. ST1TC9 r r -3 f 1 S I 1 - -- n ir t o t t c ii m m t t ic H EA RT j s i » » p » O F T H f‘ f * TH iHUs PACKAGE STORE n total of about 1-iO,000.000 tree*, light, $1 bond estreated. Casa of Hooker T. Gaines, charged with failure (n take VD tveatmeQl.' was dismissed. __ IB' ■''1is Ur* 1b* f a n o u t F l r t i l o n * Q * a r - • FA R R ELL’S Arcade • K l S a lv a d o r h as about 1 L\000 -co ffe e p la n ta tio n s , o r fin c a * . w it h ^ *• 1 0 0 1 Boxes Phone 921 J : 5: 1st S t P IP E S T O N E D E A L E R F O P T IR E S . AUTO M O TIVE M UICHANDCBE AND B vm tw n m *• '* ,H L : _ ‘.IRV *. agg •» * > „ ,V ., . — - — — JT *"*-. -r m ■«»- 4» 4 , 4 *-A ' * - r '* ■ ■.. . ■A. m■*■ - *- % . v :v . .A J * ** • -• . r’ ,; ; 7 v».)\tS ."A *’ ■■ 1 * ' M m., . t i— * • % ■ Ii ~ - > “ f •/* . V • V �I r I1 i >y I *♦ ♦ I' %** «* RATIONING CALENDAR PK O CE8SR1) A) r> ° ‘ lii Hf-i nil** »rtlmjf jirim'r’* , h m 'Hwni l n.n in broken bo x hit* t II. XK K 1 T K S I n it ia l FOODS Blue A 8 through I t ; 1 111 ram p lM im * ! r<| I U t n c t ( utM.k It ___________ re\ S\ i'd i' |: ; 1 nf*\ Dirrftni < hiiun r t*< caul ton muuker* . o iu -e h u ll tile SIIOKK legal |incf« by sindi evasive In inelhiWls - n« "lie in" •ale* itivliliiji, n i'i* iiige.t |i ie(Mirl a n y Airplane stam p* N No. 1. No. 2 itamji* and No. 3 (H ook 3 ) v a l id in ! Mispecled \ mini |«n» In t h e n |nC*l \V„,tr I'i ire and llitlioiiiug llnard definitely. Shoes containing small riunntiII It KS tlas of leath er lo reenforce fabric I I)r„ lll[wr llIP nnnmlnr. uppers. rn d tselu red or lniporle,| , . |hr „ m .T rf I. ,4rm n'*,# 1% '*ni> h't♦ •»k.i t' Issued board. . him by F tm . th e ralm ium Oil. iv I S' Period 4 an d h rm iponi from l o o t y e a r a n d P e r io d 1 c o u p o n . • i • x H s r i.n r i!i \ ■. XKill s'* |\, M ‘III f sI.■ I I f I’MIi Hi J IMlinth n m If i • for this season now valid. (Alx- T<• Tennessee, M is s is s i p p i nu t ' , I - I V I » •*«*(• I ••* * .1 V» 11 i i i * o ; i ■ i I • ■■ a ted.) for fuel uil Ing heating year. th roughout th e ■*” *' " I -l.l I . | i h r f i » h i ft * •- t. . . *■ ■ ! f *Anlff| m i d id ! tie t*M |U 1 III i - *v- *L t*i- 11. - S' piit ts* l ' i 11mHi« % \ N*. *. i. »a T H IN K 1 nrru'ntv <1 . r .i. nr** Ih . l l " t . «x, 41 Ih - H it" * - - 4 IF,- , * '1**1. >.f I Is#* T i n u i t F..xi*i *i '• ? >^u-in**l#* f . .. i n i ) . j'l.tii.F* Mm “ I'I fla) *’ f |Vpfp|nl.ff V i i * »I -,vh*I Ihfifi am) I h *•r * n. ilri* Hfif (i. an hi null *»< ■ *•4- 1 ti .* Ir. i . >*ti ••th<-rvx U * |♦*■*•! *•** i’ I i , . f r “SM Hill It** *nlfif rt| I 1 M r i c h Ilf Ip u . it * f u r t h e r imfAfwf t h w f ft* ^ ' “ i* ■tinf. !>** In Mm " •■ ■• ■I It* i a lil n i * m » | i * | w r 1y-|Flsii l i«*n |.uMl*tir<l **i *., * vo - ' •1' I SriiOllMlr r .u tl .l > , I '• ' l l ■n* *- rdPh xvt-f*k ft.r fnur < * » J •o MlIU W rrk *, four « l ) j*t.l it. j M* t.HihH *uf flr lrn l in wiTN FH H w i i i : i : i : ( » r i t> »■ h*sr #*..ntx* *-I ii. > hunt! in*l ••*<•• ft.* F|r,W ..f I hr o .1 t n | i> if **a n frtr*S , I 'list l^a thin N’..x m h r r A I* * -I VI,» F I * if la I( H n n i i p ’ ir Ihr ? |* | l< 14 «*f * "1 1 * ' l l i: S \\ IM tlK K S <tUir « li««* * W 4"in 1*1 1mif GOOD T IlU IL S lIA V . H tlH W DAISY CHEESE *u " ‘ tu! \mi ,*t»«l fi-H.’ h .1 ' "*i 1 1 > i i it*i*^ar * Ilhrr 1u t" r - o 1- >i dig a ml •I •*, rnltu*l* '-s '* t I: » i 1\ » * i m i ‘ ii *- 1»* l i*1 i r fir I *1M*■ .1 ■ Il 1} t n it i , .-f fi ts f i f f t . Ml * ► 'x 1 II V *T 4 The \ ! t •,'fi, Hi I. *oa*rif i -a.' i : >f " a 'l 7' T***Mrft •h I|t i , M i N tl" ? I m * > I .X * • ■ pPIIIH. ure; I An LAPxD. .. CHUCK ROAST t n i * ii TOWetJES . . . . ' I filial I V fit \ till lu 3Sc lb 29c 28c h a m s lb 36c '<ihV m e a t s lb 29c ; WIENERS Hi 32c ■ . ,'- .< l l v 2 ,T I II VI II | It fi. f ih I V l i * * H EAD CHEESE VIt viol it - KIM b 18c ; SHOULDERS lb in ti . sill Ih 37c lb 35c| MlNCE M EAT ■ . lb IK 3<k lb 20c S SAUSAGE - I \ it III I h BOIOCNA .... KIDNEYS ..... 9x’. Ill I | > II v|it I M ' - fit «>fx t I ■ .1**1 I* f H* mi'' i , U t l H N K ltK S II \ I... K I \ | t M \ It IJI \ I |i'M\ \"I fi'ltl \l \\ \ \ S I I M » I III \ I l i t l . l - l ,11 VI I v vs v I i IH* v li'rh# 9t \ppi<•s LETT! ICE 12c lo 17c uni.* I* K M im il V if a ' w . KMMlf I V I . 1 1 <IC l.v I I ,' ! • •< \ i'lilt Cabbage . > A MM I ’M I IDS W AI , ||< Sn-r ills’ll I 1 I: \* T 1 rhf* s u ..r x.*»v ***• fi 1.i)| S, In*’ Ih** .**■ ulli . . . . ..f |Ti*. \ i t rnR« r ■ >».*• IVf i, P ark l- I .1. fitr.lfia.n * T f»it > * r »i» tirf I|JE<- 3.1 * MIII"** 1*#*e •• ' t ie s 'U iffr ih f hr >\\ « - I l Ii# r fi*i.f vx h |r)l >s*- r • • 1 a * ,i i «' rn. 1 » >t ■’ N ** ! ■ i ■ K H* *N U* »•- "f r.m i • i v *" K I I I v Ivi , t v vv s i r In r e v o k i n g the 2?, pet e e n 1 p r e m i u m p r e v i m i dy nll<,w ,-d ■ "sin gle" -**les of I I , iliun ntu m u n i tio n , O P A said p r i c e must lie c on ip ute.1 m pr,»|»ui t o th e full box price. W li e n p r e m i u m on le*-x th a n l.<.\ !••* Vales wn* nllow ed , O P V sxi.l such s a le s constituted .,ul\ -i s m a l l p o r t i o n of to 'n l s o l o m t h e n s ll o n . However, m sity i>t e l l e r s l a s t y e a r used t h e pi, iu r »r*4* t***' 1**1 Dir.Wi.Mr., • 1 ‘ *T..f i. If.- F l i t K W OO D The Board lias o s tn b li s h e d prices as f o l l o w * on nil f irt w w l |8 inch ui less 4 21 a c o r d 34 Inrh 1 1 * . DO a c o r d 4fi inch 1 1 fi Sit n c o r d s SS I HNllA ». ANNO 1 •1 i•••r L-r HA Ml I I If VI Vvl«* ■ I V \T h 'V N T / \V It \SS*i. il,x. tf.il xv Ifs*. M i l l I VN'Ni • tlltfi, N VI Is i> NT/.. »f «li»* *i 7* as*v» 1 VTA .* 7 T > ... ... H II"-** t l‘j •IH * 1I * .» * - 11 u 1 III l: i *J v vi* VVi-' six. xfi l.l X* N V\l I I 1 I! ) \h i.*. . .*» I S v I I * *> s i / • . 1 ‘ *** • 1***1. v ................ i -1 k - . a I . * I * II V1 l* VI Vl|* |.l\\|* iN.-i » III JlU.XNN. X>( ill , | I ly f r n 11i rn * T i l l S T A T i: HI F I . •*111DA 1 " H W . l.FMO.NS a in I wlf# NvN* MM I.K U ti. v i, J, Hhni.j N«'flb _l* t» ol dtii, • AlAiA » l,iJU»»N?*f NANNIK. -! ^»r. I( tils- 2. >f»► •> S'.srlh i.f», II* >\\ Mt I * I I VI ON* * ii*Kl* tl**n4r J. 4li»-M»> i . t* i Nnflll < 31'MllH.i, IH'VW I.I, I I: v S K LIN l.i:|4!M. » inlhwr. a nd Kl'NA I I I* 111. m.fMii ,sr..| n . U I i:i* . M f ii • Kimriltan f**i HUN V LID* HI ' Ami I I O W F L L F It VN K LIN l - F I ' . h min**i a*. i*| **l v jv»i r-f ,*iJh's*i-^» *’" ' i •>a |t>. North 1 ‘irMlln.i. K P S A ri*«»VD ' » i.* • Mh«l hu»haii4x — = - Flo yd , wKo*» [ , M •'Ii rtf tin ii nkriif Ij* on ki»" v* ii <■f | *' •L|i<1n*'t Sl r f r i, Hh* ll!>, N-'tili F a r . 11 v i le * III l*i »••»:!■* AND r i * l ! hi *%> ♦i \ v i s . . < i s i vi.i *-. Period 4 a n d fi fuel nil r miy sn ' . scheduled lo expire Septi niU-r do. and all drrinite value c o u p o n * . . . . V left over from the post w a r's » * ration, i n a y h e used In e x c h a n g e 11 ' ‘H I IU ' T : .i ^ , .1- ' 1 'S '* ll • 1 1 1 Nil *N ** i • Mt iN' i . x 1 F\t I \ M1 1 t«| lllltvvv , I v \* 11 1 I .I 4 I ' IX , " N- 1 I • 1 ' i: XI ■XXI - I i i n r '1! tJ»l * l> inif W •-i I ' ’•< IliitMHt \ • ifr-tfin * Tnirn^lif till It-if <r 3sf K» *el «lw 1 ■* n il tto^m 'V7VT t ) f i T ) § — ' ' ■ 1 1*r ix Ttir. m u t is i o i iit o r r t n x ix ru j i m i i xi i m i i 11 o r IIO IIIIIX. i\ x m i i o n X i: M I Ml 1 11 I II XXI till X . j ■ v\ i >i vi . » im « i n ii i 4ii m i i hi v n I I III.i **I Ml MU | 4 III %* \ * i .u t t ii * • t\ i* li o n \ i i i V|\4 V \ -'ll •W .I f>M| %« »rtnI'.* in i : m * ™ h ttlr I idler from pre.eSt shortAdml . nge- pariirutm ly uf commercial The action, affecting mostly ii,,m!l mc > r a ... o. mei-iill m an s w d b o y * type shoes s u c h , |3i o{ tr rll, t a l i . i n i : u r in ii iifn n »*\ t s rubb^r-wulcd tym n aiiu m shors, .• , «n«i hu»h»nd, m t i c t : iii nh**n . heavy duty it tick un«J t»u»» U m i K(iri! aircfi. Hhrib>. Korih i am. i xvoa taken to enable shoe dealer* arc cxpcCIctl to l>f» nffitfl by In*. Wa LTKH LKIOII Ami wifr. f to-move cu rren t slocks, OPA »nhh npi’luM hum from nn»t«ri*la o I Ma IITIIa LKHli^ *-f M* l**,% rrj G A BO IJN R ‘I,*! n r I deirng the month and r^ xV lE itm *! l.nh'»Hh .UANM-'s 1 valid througn (hr A -13 c o uujmns bv th e "ini, k i n g " of n;iplii-.il n.n uO.-iml V l h L l L Ml V V P ‘N ' Hatiuning rules tehi.ii h a . lo ru n m ln i e tl in rrc en t Doc^mber I i.*ul** : Kin ir ii VI ..urn u in s it j now require that e v e r y e a r o w n n , ullrt*.l> VV11J .1 U I t.l I*.it 1 I*1it MI*I a-1 I l1Hi»it, r f Hit r*11. Hh • I write ills IIce use number nnd | North i ’a rnl In u H slate on en e h g a s o l in e cotl|ton cmiimii t i l» I n i I +. « , I T t K I n . h" i * p o s s e s s i'o n as soon nx i hi i are ■t ,* mr l I .,1 t . thru r ^ pi r r r ' ^ T T T r : I t s+. I ril. LEGAL NOTICE l« , f ' 1 1 * I f> r ■, the tM r >■ U -*+- f* T11X **' ’ *" "* hi ar r **r *"Tw« * s. . rr * i MM* M Vi r- i this 111 <dl>1 i;.i% m tIIMlrill >1 M il IT . i 1 i rijrht-r ^tivn h ,v*r ft ■*• U. IW 'T f t ■ a * lu pG in t u f i i ' ir I n -. ti I t*1 |« li *I *11 > ‘t' i •i v In 'id ihrri*. •. » I •Vi 11 |A I* Mr t^f 1 fl tn t*r fM*l* l - t III*’ •! F* l) n m r r »**i i■li • III UM tit n M • Ml* III It VI I* ' u n f . t.I » t h r - : •- MHAT ft A?€D F A T S iTxe% !• I r i t u i ,i full ff«*%ln^ i Red An tn rou . * k * » 1 b U k r.uTiU-t .lu .lo| .- i . , m i H. ' now Tftlld lit 10 point* each for pir , rfll iirut,. |t. rt.» »«u»« With tok en s Both good i'»- r Th* O n m .i* ./ hr hai«I. * i * K iln Italy. cihviinivU ;igv; ■*i . . t (‘<1 |t\ .Iiixtspi* _ The ration value of c re a n e rv huymg in .idvam-r of tiurinnl 8 r blitter has been wcrcaxed to 20 need* t<, build ,,|> [wi.iiinul .u|*red points Jier j plie- Si.me «ro u|i|i;iren(fV will8U (J Alt i trig tu I'.iV hi..ir limn le g a l’price. Sugar stam ps No. 3 0 , No. 3 1 . And m e therein xuxxtng the xeed No. .12, No. ,i,i nntl -So. J « no.. , lor « i in. K in.iil.et whirii will good to r five pounds enoh in- j eventually ,.o!y do|u ive lhero definitei“ furthti **f tin* ngaM’Me. the\ v CANNING SU G A R jfh e n .h ." Stamp No. 40 good to r five t udei existing regiilntioil*. nil pounds canning su g a r until rigntctle rrtm le i- mv re.pmeit in pounds February 2 8 . 1046. A pply to j)4»«r ceilimr pricr* tu rluin view jfem local boards for supplemental nnd a r e pr nh il n li sl f ro m e x c e e d i n g rations. 1 .ijf :i l>>r * *1 limit 1 LvU U i:;r c Jilu lx_ Iii1_ . J JUiy-tl,* Ku.a. | - i i fli* I " < ■"! i* i ••f J » n m i ) v ,r |(> \\,u K m h U *„,t r)»rrii1iii« In th * f it-, nil Ciniri a lle g e .1 wi _ i 1MH-1 1 1 S | I i \\ if s. t .i* .* ) vt - i fi I. x I I - ■I l ...» i lb? if.- • i ■i * Bean^s iii I ON 01 ) . 1111 - lb 15c I ''. WALNUTS lb 39c |ALMONDS Ih 47c PECANS lb 55c PECANS ft * - Ik 17.x t v IMHMUHlifc 1 II. InI . |»n _ n TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIAL PRK : es and bu y YOUR FLIDUR NOW I. Y C tl ROASTED T O P I R f i a i O N llw full, rich fljx-or of toffee— it mtnf l>c properly routed to develop ail (lie iijwirf.il goodneu of ihe I m u Bectuse rou tin g n such an exifiu ii; jit cxcrj inmi i ut AAP O jflce is routed ihc I lu o r Silver wjy I Im cx.luxivc process brings escli roaxi lo prewte llivor p eak- •putto' — ott goc% the IvcJt— out ruth the hesm. Islet ally hoitim# with rich, mellow flix• < BIRDSEY’S BEST To get | 10 lhs- . 5 8 25 r.° 1 .3 8» UiH. 2 . 7 0 ^ FOUR BROTHERS, H» lhs. 25 lhs. J 2 7 "«• 2 .4 9 " ,0 lb8- CRACKERS COFFEE pound M ill 2 for CAKE FLOUR SPRY lb. 25c 3 lbs. TOMATO SOUP COFFEE 2 pounds KIDNEY BEANS PORK & BEANS I I «•/ •*"1il \\ii\ ii t n n tlrn s n l .hi 11/ 1 I III 11 s H ilt , it , .. . 4 .8 8 17 o r 11in f f> J010 . . , r ratiH 3 • aiau NoguiililingsMili "iott" io OLD MILL ills. . 5 2 25 ib« i #2 2 MONEY SAVER 10 lbs. 25 lbs 1 #1 0 - V« • 111r hIii A*4 Tom ii toes v* *■g *»M l» i HHa* M|«S Tomato Sauce 1 50 lhs- 2 . 3 9 lfl» 'hs- 4 . 6 8 1 ' Startlhg Afaslt v. ......... 3;84 frroiter Mash ....... 3.1)7 ■>« nw 2 .1 5 100 lbB- Brcctler Mnsli .......... 4 .2 0 3.65 Dog Food ............................ 4.95 15c 30c 27c 23c 69c 14c 63c 14c 14c c j X aa lir.M 2 for 15c Pressed Ham 19c Mayonnaise Pftift im >5c Blue Rose Rice 29c II •* Fan* VfrdUfia 12c 39c Raisins Fig Jam 39c Raisins %*| * * IXKIM)*«l I S o u p .1 l o r U c, a l i m i R i s film t hap W J •«* 6 ‘ 1 1 rio u i •vvvs' »v>' ■*i ; i i x I P Ills ivv III’ 2 7 II.- i I IlllU In ;p .* m . »C I ’ «11 . 1 1 , >- > I f i( r t | I !< c i 12. SUGAR PEAS 15c I I A U t \ 23t Sm. !P it I Ih I'arlHf f IS s a r\_ _ _ _ 4 lb rtn II. \h i:s M tlllR l 14c Suit Wi i IN IU 4 13 *• IV M i t lixisfi,— 17c W1NDEX 13c Apple Jelly 2 for 25c • Mh Bortlen's I lento 59c Lifebuoy Soap 3 f o r .........20c SWAN SOAP Lge . 3i for . 29c �CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES i pat Hm far «m n v e r t b a pet Use (or three Inrerticas i per Use far 4 Insert tons dm aa a le . . . P i ONE 1 U O R B R IN G T O U R Ada to V U E aA N FO K l* H ER t U BSl five words to the line, tnctwdmg phone and address. M f l l U M t N U for situatioDs wanted wtU be charged lor at tbx T A L I.A II ASSKK. I>cc i:t. (/I*) <»nv. 11«<Iliitiel in ht* filial ratlin rr|M»rt In the ^Itatc Moiulnv "tfthl. “ ll now m| ih' r m nlm ta l c e rta in ular rl**ftfli4 rate*. .. lieUL Liuk. ukkiuiu POK SALB— rO K BY O W N E R ; A mom h<>uac on in o Iota. ar>*l (htckeiiR. Ont mile from Air I U rc. Rhone ?il-\V. nnM.siiKh Ptmiu Mkt II. Ik I'opc X ompany K E R 03K N K cooking strive* and gas hot plate* BO YS A L L wool t i r e d suit, ago 13, 112 00 . I’hnn* H72 or 63t>. k<xmI R EN T That will vrnur- for muii) riiM'a will iiiiikt* la i^ c r "in ritn lnt*rra»iHr re (he rountiee. an<l in for Oic rcho«)lii. Mini it certain that the tire* to U -h a itd ailh collide foi ulfe t<» ki*e|» tlic Iiourc for lin er. Kood fiiiniahml, no laiindrv to <|o. Ilr f r ir m r i n q u iin j Wi i t r Box \Nh. i u llciali! Iced Cakes .... ea. 29c At l(h T il.K it ielery farm on C*«mcn»n Avenue. Knd Sole I tatrlv |dour*l aid h in m x n l. K R. H tour. nh"nr ||. * ONfc dUimitid T in g very rrwvon . I " “flbiv |need. For Inioimallon * Call &75-IL general revenue fund will not have to l*e re<orte«l to ]n paying the increased benefits ..to the age<l and to the. blind which were Initialed lost -Summer. • "The whole picture of S tate finance runtinuc* good and It lx now certain th at we shall be able lo turn over the S tate In Jan u ary to the Incoming adm inistration I much Ibe strongest financial con­ dition ii it* h istory." he declared. The Governor also diseossed tb— citrus induxtry's condition. F.vct glades Drainage D istrict refinanc­ ing, progress of negotiations for establishment of the Kverglade* Buy An E xtra $100 B o n d Dur i ng : t he (Jth W a r Loan v Drive FOR H h \ r Apaniurnt free Six rxHim I m •e. |M*..i«d I ji Vc Mnry. ROOM bungnloxt by nwnci R raxonablt, U3I0 W 1 st SL rhxma l O W. TWO whrel trailer, Ph*i>r 2LVM l i u ^ twbtit Un» I Mai w ill l>« in n lc iin lly I limn it wn • li»«l yenr.** TIIItK K r»*vin fuinifheil nhd one H *n om furni«he<l u ha rtm e nL No objection to Rinall rldldien. I ' l l t r * mmlernle N|i» Nellii)cr, |»l»*»ne f» la»lift*«iood M r , KOR S A L E ; Punch Bowl «cl with Silver ladle. Hum e V # J . I' Marxvl E x rl rk f* Bread 1Va-lb. loaf 11c .. 3 lb Bag 75c lllamtw l»- G IV E .MAGAZINE sriL S C Itll* TIO N 8 FOR t HMISTMAS. A G U T that last, nil y rsr Ci.lt I. Deal. 14 H Irt-lsre-n 12 umi I ON- DEC. ro. 10 New Hampshire . P. M. or I I W a ftr . 7 IV M. laying hens; also b iw der. 81* Palm etto A re. Phono 615- Call ] OAK W o o d rot ai.v l<-ngtl- V. mornings C T Nelson liaxA of F m in c n r B R E D Ih'lwrniaii I’ lnschor | EVAP MILK 3 Tall Cans 26c 16-oz Can 9c Market pups. rFaniploo I I I F Y o l l ; I n ............. I n i .u lt l l . • te r reg l'lertsl AKC. .Rrady for It W illi . ClirUtm a* dell very l!t>.w h<’> . HUIII.lt I \ W i l d I VMS ley, Rox 257, Sanford, Plione Phnnr 7.12 U lsntK ll.n t 11litg IBM DODGE S clan . gtuul condi­ tion wilh 5 grod tires, UOO.f1" rash . Can he »e»n ** H o e " Tuxedo Feed Store. 8:00 A. M­ ’ to 6 :0 0 P. M. W 0 SM A L L farms for sale; on« 3 aetre land, i ilory house, g at age, ono storage house, one good well, land tliexl. complete aubirrigaUon. th«e 5 ecro farm writh 2 glory house, 2 tin t* bat n, good well, land tiled. Complete suhii rigathm Apply lo J . W. Util, Ivcke Monroe, -hone I k OR SA LK Pipe fittings, valves, plumbing supplies. pre-wei autom atic hot water healer, cxmiplrle slock deep and shal­ low well pumps, pneumatic storage tanks. A .P . Rosier V|5 NICK youn* th rifty Victory Oarden l'lan t* now re a tlr Iceberg 1 lettuce; Kacarule; To m a to e s t Cabtwige; t'o lla rd s; Chinese Cahhwirr; llr e le ; l l t w e l l ; and Missionary Straw berry pient*. , J. W . UcU, ijiko Monroe, ptume r w tN K CU RTA IN S wi» (•••I. *tmHtr*l uml ■I Mtrhrtl 61k M r I 1 it n \ t i l e , photH* H71* S E W I NT H t H .I.K H — firaiar MOUHt ih r ii« In 1 • ti * g.«'*| M i.itii <1 ,f in im I. II Ol .1 Fit Min HR SNIPS W h » -i !.t I Lnnr ’ 32 s U l P F WANTKD 2H |*h<uses 4.%.% h’ M I l t f C * |*|tM |||S 1. Avc. stucco WANTED; MINGLE iron hod, complete wilt msttre-**, spring. Phone 6 7 2 -J MATTRBBSKS LIST m v lv n t shipment ro«d m attress ticking, 6 and 8 os. Innereprtnrs rebuilt Ilka now, broken eprlngx replaced- box •pringe retied. All typre ranov•Ung. New bawl tied box enrlnga guaranteed 10 jraare. New Colton Mattreaeea. HANFORD M A T T R E S 8 J^ A C T O R Y „ COI’ KNHAUKfT* cabbage plant* far ankr. J. C-. EiDHorth, Tlear?• doll Are. a FO R HAI.K: Two 8 lo ry bouse a r ­ ranged In two apartm ent* rlo*e tn. P rice *3000.000. Robert A. WHRam*. A tlantic Bank Bldg. |m*«** Istelsfria «M »rf I'icklcH O atmt-al N*»i*n»l li») Ila m H More than 500,000 thseetn are known. Shoi(jder lb lb Ib. S icJ ch I.OST; II |h ttndrrU cd hnm put in Plymouth coq|c hv mixUkc. I'lmRr contact Tubf# Supply S torr on W 1*1. St. BUSINESS SERVICE WF.l-DiNG: lly nn ex|^rt with 3 0 y e a r s ’ priwriener who gnsrantees every job. Wnul«l appre­ ciate a trial. Tem)K>rarily located at 408 <l French Ave. A. R. Welch. CARFKNTRR1NG _______________ _ general re* alra. W. J . Htrasell, 70d W. 9th treat, I'hona 747-M. Salt Pork . Ib. . 19c to Ja r 11c 1 in v \ * r. o r riir. #r% n: o r FI.UIUD4. I***ul» Carl lt«#ft((ft- JIISIIBI t iil IP FlrM rr F L 'B O Y n , l l S t i Mogwetta A r e . 8TORAGF.. your ear at Kent’s u rv n s. )I47 i . ._ LulUsr Hi* U t <1*; uf July. A. !».. IRIS, hi« ril»4 •■n»* In my 'iffle# un«l lift* in a>Iv application for h t a s |o lit th#rco6. .H,i id r**Hlfl«-«tr rn ibrniii tlir (ulloultig dp««’rlb<-tj prtiprrty In Ihr ( ’ituiil) of Nftiiiiriulr, Htntr of Florid*. to* r i. ► Im I 10? l*otift*Oixl I'lat te e . HEIJP WANl’ED— *Allr>0. MrZ B MamHa Are. CAPABLE maid, phone 1200, rUenslon 343. «o o m m « w oo. — - e» » ■— a e s w ^ w WANTKDt Housekeeper for.#* No laundry to do. A good rt • good home. 110.00 par wi •RaforantJaa required Write I WK, c/o Herald. box d iv e s . County. Florida ; 1 l u + * - press*sllO agr H e 1 f ,i*i, r«H ^ X ^w a. - ^iilaabe lUft. -Ui-ftiJ f ^ Another 53-C ar Trainload PRODUCE FESTIVAL! Yam s 5 ib* 2 9 c C x x o lia n Rutabagas k> 4 c 2 9 c Holiday C e le ry Q u an titr Rights Reserved 2 C alll Carrots 2 bch 19c Pricpi Good Thru Saturday. December 18 Potato Buy of tb* Yoar! U. S. 1 Maino P o t a t o e s 1 0 » » 3 5 California Snoball Extra Large Polithad PECANS 3 Cauliflower lb ri* 1 . 3 9 Cold ( ‘•tfilrtit Emperoc G rapes Hofido 11 Grapefruit 5 ib»29 ib 19c Fancy C u b a * Honda Pineapples Tangerines ib 9c 21c Catii EnglUh Colo Yellow Yc ’< C o o k io g or E a tin g W alnuts Onions 5 >b» 2 5 c A p p les 5 ib* 4 5 c d in |gt-1 e*L > M *|lllle e | (•* 1114 |e( I'Nir Salad Dressing: \ A V p t .. 82c M,MkSRn Trader 22c; Sausage \m . (ir««s^ Ib. .. 39c ■,v;ipiff IfcadB .... Ib. 5c Apple Sauce L d a / «f J»»i»U4»o I l 1>IS lii Um ff rv yit Cofin *»f ih* Ninth Judicial C l i f t H Of Florida. In ••••»( Mi limit, t iiualy. lit t*hftO»ri). (•• n MUtt Ann ('arl f I1**d ■■a'lial H.kfttU. ||« cftlla. r**" •’Ixlnllf • Ih-lrm U cl. v ( h i plaint Hf »rrki (Itr tit* re t vd Ih* Ciiur l cruntin# r an annulinrnl of (hr marrUtf* rnlwrtd Inlu im or abual (he 7lh <!•) of A lIU *! T«x«k Shipptd Drogiod Turkeys IIKHNHON CORN FLAKES SWEETHEART . 3 Reg cakes 19c OrlRiex SOAP FLA K ES..... Lg Pkg 23c OXYDOL........ 10c Lg Pkg. 23c 1 d o t ir k Th« regular unnuftl meelln# of Ihr ftliaffthottie I • uf The HlM|«l*l A t lft n llr Ng»llt»iiftl lift I*W n l l l hold al I (»► bankh iK h«»u»» In Ken ford. r i o r l i U . on W n|i»«»d»>. J«n* # » ry I f . I t i l * al tw o 'I’llo v k I* M for th# #1#rllon » f d lfftrlnrft and lh«* tr# n x«ctkn i of such o tb *r uueln#»# fta m ay property com# b*for# th# m c«tln rIL F. M«nn Cashttr V O T Il'X T O A P T R A M T O G eorge F I« r» o a . whose edUree* , le unkno w n . ' Yo u e re hereby re u n lrv a to »pa r In t h e - r t r e e ll iV u M <-r M.m>lf C o unty. K lo rl4 « . In C h an cery, on Fe b ru a ry It h . t e a . In n r r r ia ln su it r o r illv o rc e th rre ln iH.|i.llng, a n abhrevl.tle.1 »ltl« w b 'rli c e .. la M se I ’ lereon.— N e t n t t ir . *e re o . tteorge Plerao n . tretm U ant. \V ltn e *s niy hand end o U lr is l re e l at Hanford. F lo rid a , th is l l l h dav o f Dace pi bar. l» * t . tS K A L ) • ■ O. I*. Itsrndtin • C le rk C ir c u it C o urt. rot Slewing * . TOILET TISSUE__ _ 2 Rolls 13c Ovteaa* Chickens Country Slyle Pig Pork m-mmrmtf Loan Chops Ib Wholo Shouldorg Fr«sh Sausage I Pig Pork Stew I Ftesh Cut Sides . Chuck Roast Club Steaki Hamburger Short Ribs Plat** Slow Grad* A Grad* B Veal 2 Cans 9c Q iK D XX ■- *.* Rib Chops Chuck Rbast II T erh is H a d s I . * ^ ' ‘ EASTERN DELICIOUS APPLES ib. 10c M eats L cb ste r M ullet • (b Bologna (b 33c y Voting Men Warned On Job Quitting In Essential Work GERMANY I niunbiichj ^ sa a r b r u c k in yMA«.ia*U U . aW u t $.'MV^H>A4K(a000 told yestan lay the story of hi* • » « » morning’s work, when he l and hi* wing man attacked 4 0 Japanese fighters and shot down lb . On leave after ten months of action io the Pacific, in which he ^ fle w 61 com bat sorties, Comdr. •M cC am pbell talked to reporters a t the W aldorf-A storia. From lost Ju n e l l to Nov\)l4*v*ch«w in command of the planet aboard the ca rrie r E ssex, he downed th ir­ ty-fou r Jsn sn ese planes. Oply m Ms J ot Rlchsrd Bong, of the * Army, who recently downed his thirty-eighth, is ahesd of him. Comdr. McCampball's shsre of the 15 was nine and two prohn blea, unprecedented for a single _ flight. The record was sat un # Ock 24, during the second battle of the Philippine Sea. “ We knew the central Jap task farce w a r sortytng," Corodr. MeCampbell said, "and about D A. M. got w on! of a big raid com w in f through. We were ordered t> ■ attack and scrambled to our llellrata to intercept tha planes." One Fighter Returns With himself in the lead, eight plants took off. Hut one fighter was forced to return to the carrier, leaving the common der a total of seven. Ten minutes later, or about thirty miles from the E ssex, they met the enemy “ About forty Japanese fighters, most of them earrv ln f bombe, and twenty bombers, (l^ te r he X learned th at eight more fighter* had been sent to aid him. but had lo I * diverted to intercept another raid.) forming a “Their fighlere. cover for the bomber*, were at 26,000 feet. Their bombers were at 20,000. We hit them at 2 2 . 000 ," the commander said. "The bomber*, five Hellcat* after them ns planned, broke off and went dowp through the clouds. They were having s battle of their oxrn,** Remaining to acram m odat*. the .Jap aixere fig h ter . force were Comdr. McCampbell ■and his wing m an, L ie u t (j. e ) Roy Rushing, of Mcflehee. Ark. They got » plane each In the first attack . “The rainuta the bomber* dls- Th at's ( h r unv il sue.* up ai iei '"W S rlh g rftV ffinfgar- A i ic r il T ' highly cr itic al tMinrd of revirv% President Rooseveli lia* to gi\e it a final ir«iin*f o \ rr , m d •hip it up to the new C o n g re ** early n e i t month. And nornc chanicc* could be made in the process. As it now stArd*. the total is roughly doutdr 'the yovernment'* cu rrent Income of so me SniiMin 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a yenr The new budget Ir based, moreo ver, on the a* sumption that A m e r ic a will be fighting only Japa''. in the fiscal year betfinitititr next J u l y I W i i l is not fn r hcl*.v* ih - $ 0 !M'2 0, 000,000 O&THI 1ATTU on Leyte Uland In the Philippines gets tougner xiany. »eed for all kinds o f supplies become* greater. Here a large group ol American LST s a r e shown unloading thetr cargoes *or the Invssiop .’orere on a beach a t the Philippine Island. (/nierwatUmal Sowridphoto) ap peared, instead of a tta ck ing even u*. the t i g h t e r , v e n t t m " a i -u fW r y circle, flying nrmi id I and around n flrr one another to I pro te ct- each o th e r* lulls," l>» I said. ' Thinks They W e re P o u t e d J Co m d r M ri’anipbell *aid hr doubted feui of the two A m rt ican fig hte r* made thr J a p a n r - r •fighters assu me ttiia tactic "T h e y were following the bombers, an • i when their leader ir eliminated they very often don't know what to do," he noted Rushing and he h o i r m l above, j tha co m m a n d e r said, reasoning that they could outlast the J a p a nete, who presumably hail conic fa r t h e r and had less fuel They 1 were c o rr e ct A f t e r m aln ta in i-g the circle for ten mihutee, t h - ' Ja p a n e s e fighter* broke, rushed , into fo r m a tio n , and headed back revi«e«i I ^ » -a a 50 T h a t th e w a r w ill end in lioth E u ro p e and the P a c if i c b a fo re n e x t J u n e -to. am t th e n e x t f is c a l y e a r w il l tie one o f d e n m b ilt ia Ib 35« • u n i e ffo l I ETHER “ To k?4<txj * aft «»in|»h*h • ‘mittuUm I* the •;«1 1 \ *ha it f ««ll -hurr <*f the na* ii*»t ‘ u it eff"it ••rxt«*i to reit>.iitt m•tti at la*n.i 11 \ .!••( ••rr r«t, lo* ,iil l...jn I v\ ill ui•i•ty |»ii*«ent oc* ( . iinnth'Muf deferrnent Innlnic* •re In.n* in Hi** Iie hf id(lie lininetllrm ! tile muein ie* f*»r men in the .»l* I at med fill res and tin* civilian in u »ii ef f*»i I G ER M A N Y S E A M L E S S BACKS in . STAR BRANO FREEMOLDS elimi­ nate rubbing, chafing and ripping ELGIUM »rtL 1ALU1 AI (AfAN)lON ..f (if •n li t w i tl.p ll . 1 Seftr le u te rn end M r i n g . t > m e a n s u h t « h U. .*> J u t ,\». y ( 1 . (m xh tn f to ur er d t h r l l - t n m S i s r b r u r k r n hn« i g a m brnu^M into t tr on l (t»ft t r r n f l c i l n i g f Irt rorilinnoiMly w a^oxl «t r u r r •r> *sin|x tuftJlj, of enurxe. (h ere 11 Hie Khine In (h e elta»vc n u t < xre 11 to m * of th e f a m e d "p ro b le m f i v e r s ' * At lop is »h.>'»n the Su *Hfhllftitin f new s dlxpuU hrs To Hie no rt h kX the M<>«rlie vs hu h pr om in entl y In earli er Jed A r m y tft»nptiftM t o w s t d Hir S a a r I m i p U tl»# Mft«t. w h e r e Hrittsh and i' an tn li an tiiM.p* (irt\e fom tninf. T h e n c o m e * the liner u h e t e Hie 9 th A r m y ha* l*er*i hul U»t l J n n l c h * J u l k h x i r « . Afir t d ial is t i m s e d (h #ie w'li rent b f t befoi t Ul# HllUlt CftU left I ftfte llftol f ItU rw COOD WORK S H O E S ARE A G O O D I N V E ST M EN T! I ’. of F. Professor Is Making Pocket Bombs fi A INI s v i i i y hi*, i : i > pg ' lu l l Sdluliitn *if i«*ihf •.*e( • • • hlein* <i»n»rrim*o the h»* **l »•** ketto in aefittl nuf Iiift Iiii * been at 1 r Hull nl in a i;r«‘tip *»f \ m t ri •fill R«*|ellt»*tto llllHlItf DlilHtl I* Dr. II II I h ruiHiul, a AftiN*inl• put frfti«r «»f ufifdifsl Ami hemal »• ihiw on leave from the I'..Il.t;. nf A rt* .im t Science* n tit* l'niver*»t\ **f Kloii«la Di ( •• t nieefitl. a n n iisr \V»* consul y» (t#« rurnml lu* •( •' * flri'rn sit t lit 1 mver- I \ \ nfl**i lf»r**e ven i u Others priced from S/l IVEY’ S •« with tin < I llirigi-torn-, nt MndiHtiit Slim 11 y lifter I'n i l I Have a “Coke” = Merry Christmas Mayonnaise 1 7 c n> 3 9 c C offee , h, 29W c ib 1 9 c Surahinft Krispy 1942 Ford Sedan 1941 Ford Sedan 1937 Cadillac Sedan M ullet 1931 Desoto Sedan «b 16c FI* Wieners fc 35c He4 C roakers tt> 1 2 c sr 7 9 c Mb pfc# Strickland purpoM th ro u g h 37 Kraft'* Kitchen Frash 8 -o x Jar direct* 1 hr m il iiiii ’m '• I I I 1*k*u I «lraft tntnrtU f » ic m i w all deferred itiw#*w iiiwl i.t upplv a m o r e riffid tlef 1 r no nt id the imm ril)ata urireiitie* f«»• men in the armed f<»r»e* unit the tiviliu 11 u a r ef* fort *’ | ewtimat* fo r the |ire *e n t f is c a l v e n t, u h iiit j m r r n w a r In K o n*^ ' to<v i A ro u n d $H O ,000.000,000 w ill I m I a 1k*I n i to r w a r *|*er.d in(r. com pured xvith n e a rly $hU,000,0OOt00o th is y e a r. T h e rr» t w ill |fo fo. n o rm al g o vern m en t ex|»en*e* nn I in te rv a l |uvymentR on the puhli* debt. Ity the end of the next fiscal year the public debt * d l hr ii| ward uf $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 • The Rudifet Bure au a-WoreI (ho* financial e x p e rts of the irovern ment's myriad a**emie* t*» esti m ate ri|*rnsr»* on the I'ft'lt »»# four assumption* Thai (hr count iv * i l l hr fijfht if c total war. a g ain st (ntih (iei rnnny and Ja p a n Thai it will (w* fighting tier • ntnnv onl) ( FRANCE Af U lS Il l* I** J • a c e Dratkt't In i tfis t. Ih 1 -In v has Ctimhat M.|*l j t r t nr n I * ThitM who neifUt in remain* 1nar m non essential >ihm nr who •I tl « .11 o " l k util In* 1 t't'las^f ied tittfiia.ii.il* 1\ a ml iii.hI i* «uhjet't to the iti.i I I li>'*» *ii ilidlM'ted k%l|| ha .»'*ibfin »l n« t«»ntt»;it renlfcceinriit • n v ir» r:n ef t ‘* relitV i - • h i i i * 'n iltn 1 nuntrv for ser\ter nhrtuid ‘ [ju it, ksa a vAxliUuavikkt UXltwUk 1 mas I h»i *Miiih.it i •*|d :ice inentft ill (ha* Kni«»|te:in uml Pacific theater* *»f «:»» and a moat crltnaiI wtimt.ik'e id \\ttrk«*r9 in war netivitie* It u im r.atin ifly nacet* in rv thul all |*er«ona, and partleulurlv 1 euiRtrani • M tJuouKbl 37 (in1 1 miturte to tin full exU'nt nf tlit*tv nlnlitn * ‘ either ill the ] irttied foil a** mi in the civilian Lon wi m i W A S H I N G T O N , l*cc. 13. M l — The ir<»vernment '9 hudirct fnr n*M C IT Y . Dec. 13. M l — Comdr. David McComnbell, M ackerel &> 2 5 c O y stm i A finocU texl P r e s s C akes t*.u>«*• 1.89 Snapper n> 3 u c a M em ber Walked null Ib U Fruits & VeflrctnhleH Asst Cold McCampbell Tells Of Chase Over Pacific; * Got 15 Oout Of 40 Figures for Next Fis­ cal Year Rased on VictoryBeforeJuly 1 11. 1944 a i r c r a f t they had spotted. “ W a ll for me," l om d r Campbell replied. Breast Slew i e t i r Ir rto ts Ike Stal Tbal Mtsrn 90 Billion Total Is Forecast For Federal Budget W h ea ties *-<« 11c Cheerioats 7 - o x 1 1 < Kix Pkg 11c Bonoless Shoulder Rib Chops Ib Veal Liver Ib Fresh Patties _ II Breast Stew ' U Y .n n g ^ I GREEN CABBAGE....... 2 -lb s..........13c FANCY GREEN BEANS.......Ib.........17c FRESH CRISP CARROTS .... bch. .... 9c YELLOW ONIONS.......3-tbs. a. ... Me: IDAHO BAKING POTATOES (Mb*. 25c FANCY SWEET POTATOES _ ilb e .;afe ^Navy’s Top Ace Downed 9 Foes % In Single Fight Kilchen Tested Flour __: Souse SA N FO R D FL U U JD A . W E D N E S D A Y . D E fE M H E R EaUbli.M»ted 1908 Gold Medal IL Ib Ib Ib Ib Sq. Cut Shoukjer '* ■* VOLUME XXXVI The a k f t Flour ib 41c Ducklings ib 37c Ganuino Spring ' _■ ■_____ AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R ls-ng Island Dteesed C 'mail l’h«. #p#t. * Pounds & o n ll lU d t#ouli w h tfi df Section Two NEW YORK Atilt fr*rftfte* |to<**. I 'ft1ll**f |t(* H i ll ............... 2 pounds ......... ..... 19c IED TO RENT 11 k k i:>>y Krnilnolo ri> in l !»•• i>*un(y of H*n»l* • 4|ir c’tn ult L.‘uurl uf Hvinluul* u* • * »..-eet» * t ’ounly. Florida, on or b«fore th* Jan u ary Itnlr l»«y. (o-wlt. (he let d«y « f ^ M n u R iy , A- lA |R(#.--In *.*hi«ppi ll'»c autallxi tfefesUll ItiMirevt m«|d ft tU x *11 |vrnte*rx| Kl I ' a f t u l ^ l (Hlft Of»|r| he i * tj l » l t » <1 fur lltr nlatutor* (1*^#. r re4 tlir rel lif U*r t IIB ll*# HANFOIll* Ill ltiVlaU. Hanford. Florida, a n » « iIMurf of ipptieiftl clrculallon lu ««lt) Count* and Nlato W lln tu iu> hiiiid and official •*«! of ut NanfotO. Florliku IbU Xlqt de) of Notmilscr. A. l>. l » l l . O I* lieiINDONe CUrk Circuit Court itolc cxiuniy. Florida. (NCAl.) T h * |a a tp » n tc ||| of lit** e jltl |«l fb * r f l ) it |i(]e*i lltr u<d rrrllflcftlr •uni » i o Ih lltr hftlnr •( U A IlUtline. • t nUvr Rubl err Ilf I* at* *!iutl l>i rr*lw* tin «| ncitvMhitft to law. (Itr |.r«*l»*rt) d r c r l b c d IIm i «I ii w ’ II he (••ltd In (It* hIfhi vI bid'll r ul (lie vtiurl littUM door ult (lie flr»( M"it» tin) lu tb« month of Jan uary. IM«, uh|r|t lu till !■( duy of January,* IIU. • l>ule<l l It la l>tlj day of Notrm* Lrr. i * l i i C I I t C f l T COUItT MKAL) hETTUCE................ head.................. 15c AWNK CLRANED) 46c an hour. Phone IB3-W You furnish tool* ami 1 11 furnish tteults. in o . i l- C w u ll tVur I II* III) \lr.\ll»(«*. holder uf IjBtllMiE WATK1NH. wltua* plftr* 'ertlfii.il* Nu !>'»*•. Ift»u*il Hi* ,,f rraltl* ot'f RiiU I'utol Offlrv u«l :u y J u t ) . A l» . I> I.' 'lift* tlrrwft I* iiH liiiu n ii Y«*o »(»• liefw*.mi* tit iti> offlrai uml lift* nutlflrd ftnd requlrrd lu npiMwi I.|.|vl . ml l*v|t for * Id* 1° lu ,1* c#M#lii lllll of CompLlnt >ue«l tlieiryn Halil r»t I If IrA I* ! f, |•«j‘ b> L««>l» Wftlklft* ftjfftlflal . w|l till* MIX da 7 of Nov.inb«t, IVI t t C lU c L I I C O U R T h B A L ) o r »i k r .t x >o n . Cure uf 1*01*1 tit» »ir i APn No J0» Oysters CLEANSER t o rermsdel a’ hcm« " . j To refinance a home I rftlnO». Almonds 27c CHEESE SPREAD l.l 1ST Irtilhei onllct rontnining Iiti|**>i tmul |m |h i > nn.l tiicluies. lien mil. Wilbur Keel­ Ing. i-lione 217-J. iir.itruiY (* CwUflM It Calll OBELISK FLOUR LOST in Tlm nm I* IfPHNPON m Cl«rh Circuit Court SMuinotr Coubly. Fancy Mixed ) . nr Irked, IHnla ftr #r|| l U d a f ft N trrn*i Th*l vX 4 m Nuts (irnpe Juice pt 2oc Oysters -irl it ««-e| n IX6-J A rri.irA T it)* IO U P A X D I E D (Itftf l»r (MAT ml IKI3 ft ii ftUisf ACkio « oil llomlft) (hr lf!»d s t i r . Phone 2(1 W ANTED in w oi klrrl |Nnh I'hoitr g o rie r, o r species nf Walnut C o u k i v H 11c N.B.C. Kit/ Mb. 21c * l » M t LT X I I I WANT KD F . r . ( Iiiitni 1 | . l t » n r t . s* ill p a > t «fth it..* t ’it', Now Fm> inn lliucti Ftn South Africa n-n a whole Is an elevated region, more than 40 per cent of its a rm being more than 4,000 feet above sen-lcvcL Legal Advertisement 21c I'lr k lr I\\IK nittftll tot** Ml ft ( f l i f t f M i l l Lw P o rk Corn No. 2 can Ihi* SiiMttm nl tl« A L L m cU i Irish MtIL Good eon dlllon. ftkOO I’hone 6P 6-J. >astw S U E S N E ED S t Nl l» t u t s will pay top - 011111 ; prices n.rtl niitomohdoAll tll' A nil* briols.1 for y„o Will,* »*r IU reported lh*t about 120 fo vl rdlloY*niid broadcasters h a l been assured during n conference last week In New York that tie anil* the October hurricane lo*-, Florida will Up bale to xupplv the mitio i with more oranges anil tangerine* this year than in unv year except la .t year “TlT a TTiort discussion of the futuie of the Kvcreladrs, he said •‘ We yre hoping Ux nude Hui first ’?o*vey*ncen of ouhlic lands" for the Kverglade* National Furl; within the next few week.. The way wax cleared for that notion by Congresalnnal approval of a bill authorising the Federal Government to take over la?*d for the park xubjecl to rexcrvntiun of oil and mineral rights hv th* present ow ner.. A conference of S tate ar.d Federal official* on the m atter will be held here Wednesday. The new law prescribe, that if the park Isn't developed In 10 yearx, the land will revert to the owners. “This period of time xhoul-l ! allow tho completion of the ex­ ! plorstlon of oil and irax in the Everglade* area,-* Holland said, L“aad in the mesnMmr the Federal agencies will enforce rigid cun[ xervutlnn rind protection of tho ' naturul animal and vegetable life In the area, •• well aa further protection of the w ater level*." He *nid he wanted to make it clear llrat the present step, “while of vital Importance, doe* not give |u>a*ilivr assure tee that the Kverglade* National l*ark will he developed. for the Federal Government will have the entire right to turn the nroperty back to the public and private owners ____ 1i. J^l . . . .r nat nl. .l L lx»ww‘ i * 1 .i t —- .; — period’’ If there h a. iroen such « ehxnge In the sltoalion because of the oil exploration* us to utnkc the park inadvisable. M c! Ducks liana • Wheatmcal pk«: **f tgo»l f ’hiitrh ItHNtnl on the m i n e r o f U lh Si. L U u r y l FO R S A L K : Five room bungalow located In one of the beet re* Mentis) section*. Robert A. W illiams. A tlantic Bank Bldg. Phone 732 •*»•>*• K m * Tea >/2 lb. pk(f. Prom 12-oz jar W A N 1 K U - 1 HtR le. 4H«m I lift ut MUIUUV .t% re (e.-.l ret III tM» A «M rtiR 1-lb Pkg 10c MfllrlaiHe tellli WANTED ing State prahlrm* for rccom mrrvUUo.-.. ty.thc l l'li I-cclilstore. .' * L BOKAR MISCIil.I.AIvEOUS PURE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 19M % TU B SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE 8 IX Tho gpirit of good will rules tho ChrUtmag reason. It'f a time to ggt together Vith (rieods and family. . . a time when all we mfin by hem* in iu gndousM U god friendliness U at lu peak. In ouch an atmosphere Coca-Cola beloaga, aad gporkling with lift. There’* a whole story of hospitality In tho tfcttft word* m ”Cai»'*(-th ree wonU that express a friendly spirit tha whole year' 'round. Ye*, Coca-Cola »n<jf th• 'tbst rtJm Jkt ar* everyday -pyagbolg of a wxy of lirlhg that tokt to m t* uHDi* BAHTARD auimoiiit .C O C A -C O LA J *CokftM« Coca-Col» fe*s natural foe populsr nsint M l C 0 C A - C 0 1 A CO M fAM T I f B O T T L I N jG COMPANY ,0 1 * 4 4 to* C C U . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 13, 1944; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald