17 10 175 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8e5ada362434eba47afb96075c6bfc92.pdf c86bbf1186effaf0aa71bc60886778a9 PDF Text Text v N ro im PAGE ETfim*- enuine SEMINOLE CO UNTY M OTORS 109 Palm etto I II. a POPE INC. GIRLS FOR part time and full Gaa Range.*, Water Heater* and time at I-wiry Drug Co. — —j-----Room l{e*ttH HELLER FOR Jimmie Cowau'aSheel Metal works. CELERY wire for 6 or 6 acre*. J. J. Holly, Phona 402-W. MAN to work on Poultry Ranch. .Living accomodation, fumUhad. D. U Hendrick*, l-*ke Mary, FOR SALE: Pipe rfivl pipe fittingt,.valvai, plumbing euppllte. •M W . pre-war automatic hot water W ANTED ’Colored girl* for latmheater*, complete stock deep and ilry w ork.'w tpply in person, Shallow well pumps, pneumatic regular hour* and wage*. Sem­ etoraga tank*. A. D. Roller SIS inole County Laundry, HIS W W. let. S t Phona 207. 3rd St. RED BUSS Bead If led. Hunt's Store, 2nd A 358. T W O BIG EVENTS A T O C A LA February 1, 2 and 3 MAH) for part-day. Appl) French Avenue, afternoon* Registered BRAHM AN SH O W and SALE Cal lie received Feb. 1; exhibition, Judging, banquet WANTED— OFFICER'S DRESS ROOTS, tor. small for owner. In good con ditlon. Nettleton. »ii* 9SC Phone 25i W. SILVER MUSKRAT perfect condition after 0:90 P. H CHOICE of two ( o « i , either on.for |4O.O0. C. A. Shrlncr, Ijtke Mary. Feb. 2: wile Jinl u(day 111 A.M. Show pavilion iitljncenl Swift & Co plant. Purebred Quarter Horse Show Judging Saturday Feb. .’I, 1 I'.M .— A w a rd in g of prlren, ra lf roping, nicer cu tting, o th er evenlrt S a tu r­ d a y K I’ .M., Oculti fiKithall field. WANTED 50 W a* J o b *. Odham’e Gulf Service Station. Corner Ktr*t St. und French Ave. Alvin Odham, owner. DON’T MISS THEM! TO HUY 50 F R Y E R S A N D !ir\ " P A L M E T T O GKO CK H Y. 317 P A l . M E T r o AVE. P H O N E H I. W ANTED To buy or rent wheel .hair for adult, t all The San­ ford Herald MYERS two-cylinder SPRAY EH. 200 ral. capacity, with engine and ho*e on truck, $150.00. Mr*. J. C. BIRs, Jrn Geneva. Tel. CLEAN COTTON RAGS lor Han­ ford Naval Air Station, firing 2282. to Sanford Furniture Company. 10c per lh. Immediate accept­ GENTLE riding horse, 1150.00 ance cash. H. M. Gleaton, Lake Mary. 1.A DIES' pre-war bicycle In good condition, Phone 919-W FINISHING battery. Stein Chic ken Ranch, lit. 1, Box 159. CHICKEN HOUSE hand Dump Elder Spring*. » prayer Write It. M. Henkle. CHtlJFH roll lop detk and chair, Sanford. ID. I. Phona 182-J. $25.00 R E W A R D fo r intall home TJIREE acre* o f celery bleaching or apartment. No children. taper: 2H torn of wire; 10 Write P. O. Box 1407, Sanford, aeed bed c o v e r*c lo th e * pin* Fla. for »ame. $200.00 for th# lot. Sanford Phona 7B04, Oriando for ap­ W ANTED Band *aw. Mattrra, Factory, Phone 072-J. pointment. FUNGICIDE COM POUND NE 3-r*l|on cow, flr it c»lf; 3 TO HUY OR KENT - A email brrd Jersey heller*, will fre»hhi.uar or garage apartment, fur en coon. A. M. (Irmunt, Gold­ nl»h»*l or unfurl. I»h«d, tinen Lake phone Mfl-W. nirdinlr po»*e*»ton. Well lo­ cated Write Box L. r >o Her PORC1J awing, 1 folding ■Id ncreen, I wheelbarrow, 1 drop leaf table, 601 Magnolia Ave. MAN for fillit.g etalton work. Kin J. M. WlHon. I build thing* to Hair HervlcrrfrStaHon, i'ark A fit your ipace.________________ 8th SL USED mapla baby bed with Inn*rapring -maltres*. 1121 Pina Are., Vivian Ferguaon. SMALL uprii WEDNESDAY, I a N U a RY 3*. U * t here >t the nt5*t thv p o t U n l lo t m o f i « ( < f uiity. No wdlateral IW tJ h l lv* lor * loan I -Joon In **e tclcphvtuc- CHICAGO, Jan 31, lAV-Jude* Philip L. Sullivan, who ruled that the government', ,efiure of Montgomery Wart! A Co. #'m Illegal, w i i appointrwt a Judge In peacetime, the Agno and of lh, United Slate* Federal J Pompangii river vnllrys on l.uton Dl'irict Court for the N'or!Item I ••lend produced n large ahnre of Diitriet of lllinun hv I'T.-alilorH i he Philippine oiul ,up(ily. fEoovevell In 1933. The flm LI- n of Harvard Col­ A life long bemoi'ral. Judge Sullivan ha, long been lulled In lege wa*’’ cuiifoired on Profenaor i Jonn Wl.'-throp in 1*73 . ( hirago for the Indej endi-hcr anil clarity of hi, deci'inn* III* re|»i latiun *m«nfc new,|iu(>er men ruv. cling the Federal toiu lv here i* I I I = I I I E I I I = I I I = that of a Judge , 1m "roll- thru* a, he *fw, them.” tlefore hi, appoint to the Federal henrli, lie hud -erved fee I I ) y * i» a, * judge of the Cong j County Circuit Court ire heennie the youngest judge ever to » m « on that court following hi* elec­ tion In 1921 at the age of thirtyone. Judge Sullivan, now iiS year* old. m i bom and giew up on i 70l)-acre form u]>el nle-l by Ilia fathrn ne^r Marengo. HI lie * w the„)llh of 17 children After flnlahing high -clnx.l ho enrolled nl Ixiyidn Univerxlty in Chicago and obtained a parttime job In the Mai,halt Field Jt Co, departiiient -line In help finance hi ed.a tlioii lie w.ia gradunli-d truiii H.e lt.>nljl l.n.v Sehnol and admit t.d l,i ilie llllnoi* liar in 1911. Hr became nrlivi iniioediutely In Democrallr politic* mol. afler practicing in the office, of>«evrlul law firm*, ven, appoint ml tt innsler in chancery in Itllit. lie realgneii tho following year to enli*t In the Army n, « pi ivnte mid I had riaen to the mnk of fn -t I lieutenant when he wa* mustered | nut of *ervice in I !l I 9 Returning to Chicago aftei I he ' war. he wa, agaui *|.|,.>ii.lrd mn- [ ler In chancer y, » j,,N he hcl 1 Jr M k | uniil hi, electior I" the I on. County Circuit t mni hi Hc'Jl A ' i * month* heime Itl, appoint- [ tnenl by the Prvpitlnit n* a Y«■•! | eral judge In ItM.l h« tv** mnde chief justice «»f the < i m jii.i! Couit of Cook ('mint} Jlid f t Hulin ah i* inarrieil *ml hn* a 1£l year <dd ditii^htei Mi'** llaiay Sullivan U R N m A M iT Y — a* tecuritv for * loan —a regular Income—l: aT valuable a* a bank account! Private, friend lv tarvlca- Full Inform i tlon. Inquire. no. %\oo, m o *, m«<« Family Loan Company at M a lw d Riwm H Fla, State ttawh ft 44* TeWphwtv, U J. R. RuwlamF -It Maaaccr I I I = I I I = I I I = I I I = I I I = I I I = I I I = I I K H om e Pick- Ups LADY accustomed to children to keep £> year old girl some eve­ ning*. Write P. O. Uo* 13110, COW MANURE for flowers, 50c Hanford. bushel. Phone 788-W. EXPERIENCED -ea metre** ply Sanford Mfttlr*** Fa W EST SIDE— Modem three bed­ Phone 872-J. room house on large loL New nt job. A rood home for 900,00. Raymond >L Rail. Real lor, Florida Slate (lank Building. WANTED TO Huy: Two-wheel IhjbI trader. Mu>t have gmul FOR QUICK KAliB tire. Apply Ho* X. rare Her­ 'El. L located, modem thrre ald Officn, bedroom Itonia. Close in. T * « gotxi IoIa. A tAJJ-O.OO honte HOLLER MOTOR SALES for only $5,250.00. Your chance NEEDS USED CARS to own a fin* property. Ray mood M tlall, Reaftnr, Florid* (Vs will pay lop ceiling price* for used automobile*. All OPX Stale [lank Hullding. del nil- bnndied fur you Write or phone u* to come and make o jr 1 Water**Itch outlmard mo ap oral u l Can l>e ,e#n et otire St, HOLLER MOTOR HALES 20S W. First St. Phone 522 e * Sullvun Hus Reputa­ tion For His Clarity And Independence Authorized Service HELP WANTED— s a w o r i >. f i / i k i d W ard Sun Judge Named To Bench b y R o o s e v e lt DODGE - PLYM O UTH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES h ed aux WAN1ED TO RENT _______ N A V A L ____ Officer, _—1| R wife, U l, T . _month* old beby tie* Ire turn I* bed apartment or hoo**. Phono Thli Copper fungicide has od vantages that put dollars In your 9161 or write Li. Walter J. pocket. U»e It sa aprty or duat on celery, tomatoes, potatoe*, Ru**ell, V. P. 0, Do* 66. Ban- cabbages, CUCUrblti, augur beet*, citiua fruit*, etc. Givea more ford Naval Air Station,______ uniform coverage, therefore more uniform reaulta. Planta do UNFURNIBII ElTTtouM or apartmenu J’ermanent realdent*. not need to bo molat for duiting. High efficiency and atimuPhone 8*4. ’__________ lating effect on planta produce top yields. For beat return from the time and money you put Into your A PARTM ENT or b o w . no chil­ dren, no pel*. Naval UeuUm crops, Inslat on D u Pont sprays and dusts. Order yours now. ■nt wlfa. Di«taneo within ( mile*. Phono 244-W. Ueut F_ T. ItubbanL O T M IK DU P O U T P f H I C 0 H T P 0 L P R O D U C T * ? *Nwtejgf4Km Lmm I Arsonnta—A fine partide losd. espedallyfbr spray aolutlocu. Stays In auapenakm. apreada • evepty. Does not dog screens or nossles. t. — Du Pent Caldwn Araonnte-Ecooomkal and effective Results Of Racing Shutdown Are Shown MIAMI, Jen 31 (Special) Whet the rccen* m. - -butdov*’ uiL-an* fturioclllilv to tin -lat. id Florida I, reveal'd tn a .heel, of revenue derived firm, rh*miilu.'U tndu-lrv -t cc it.- l.—eli tntion on the penin->ul, so I l-.U Twenty-nine .o-.i one )i“»lf nidi Ion dolin', ha l.ceii c-.-t.i r ii.ut.-d in rnelng true* to Florida', *17 counlit*. the -lute 11canary, mid the old age (und* its 1l year*, according to figure, recen(lv relea,eri by thr Florida Slate Rac­ ing Commission. Of tho *2U, 469,501.8H total, 40 percent — or the ntnuiintr amount of 11-million* UMMImusond dollar, — wa* derived alone from bor-c racing at Miami', fnniel Hialeah Race Coilfee Aetimlly. the ligure, tell only n inn of the ulory for twice In throe « io t«r* now bor.e rue.eg I...« l.eo -. curtailed and lliulenh unable to operate. The date'* racing receipt, reached a |ieak during the 194!144 saaton when 80,824,272.711 wa» colleclul from two hor*e track*, nine dog plait* and on* jal alai fronton. Thtee-miflmntwo-hundrclt bou,*iul dallnr*. or 4H pareont uf tho total, » a front 50 day* of lltalruh', operation.. Th# blggoit increase in revenue wa* in 1911-42 when income jumped ftom 12,402.773.99 to |J.892.Hlil .HU n . u re,ull of the increase of tho state', "take, u, the tax on wagering t* known, from three to eight percent by (he 1941 legislature. . AU*rdat*-c ligure*, tnlere*tingly enough, have failed to Veep pace with the wagering rUe. Where betting went up «fx time* from 1031-82 through 1943-44. attendance *rai little more than double, raid crowd* the flr »t year totaled 1,167,121. and last *«a,on ware 2.458.093. Hlghmark waa In 1940-41 when attendance at the hone track*, dog planti and Jal alai fronton wa* 3,096,- BLANKETS BOX SPltlNtiS 464. New Ruling Made On Revenue Taxes J A C K S O N V I L L E . J»n. 31 i—John r t r F a h r ,' Collec­ tor of Internal Revenue for the DtaUlet a ( Florida, today adyiaed ho had received notice from Waeh. initon that Collectors of Internal “ III K S S S S J SSL Has?-t.vS ftr.iii and tmlfcrmlty give maximum Full Size or twin size Felt Mattresses treaaurora' ehfeka drawn on N a­ tional and State banka and tru.t com panic*, or certified eheeka In payment of eUmpa to be ua^i In j a y t f e a t ' of Internal revenue V a n y ether form of remltiwme.la received tn egrhange for It’s atiu Blanket time! Fart wool In pretty color* Wood Stoves * White enamel with ho water reaovolr. Mahogany and Wahyut finish. ♦' • " ® ' ♦Cocktail ^ a c c e y t ir o n ly M ^ ^ * * ^ * ' rfik and me/ be regirded aa BUSINESS f There were only $$,910 auto■mobile* regiatemt In the United « auwiMfnfe <<£"• i %ft t.. -v M w w .lit I �v .i Lr it »* 'h w h* nee, a e * ti+4 t* aitwrctv m m U u »W * « (M t u * i U * pu n a legro h » «fe M t■■*!+ ta n * t * M m wm# «i«h M »jiM - » ♦ ftahti —r t x t iU ’** k p v i m , mULpriJ&f I ■ : § K * u s iu h ^ n > w U m F ift e e n t f m S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , * L i i F R ID A Y . F E n R l ’ A R Y b r a l f r £/X& i M war bonds 3 2. 19IS Member VsKoriatfd I’ rrv* fc ' N l M lllilt 71. Battle Rages Along Oder Thirty Miles From Berlin As HUK'r Ami Outalinu; Mot Hth Airborne D i y h ■ sion Kffrcts U iw L * m AN INDF.PENDKNT NEW SPAPER Y O M 'M K X X X Y I •Third Invasion Of Luzon Made ’Without Fight > ltu s s ia n s E n g m e e rs | P la n . A t M a rch M U ^i South Of. 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H *a « 1>\!" I* (he depth ihftt h»» twro man II Cl Dal.-• an if i ."I,I +h..i. N i .,i* JOiiu Hft| «|H-nh,*r :il iFr P..i;»ry re.ptft'ked on th» different wftter ,'pjttrle« Iftel evenuift «• * Mu I'll, r »T.**k k llrtk^.lrt. V, ton II. «tii»jeel ••lay hi himfieri I I*y Mi. uioi >1r•* Im>« h#on Mon.Uv w v jn \ y m v \ in *, a .•> o’clock nfict ihcv had t.*-, n *i. k h£ X ” ' wav protrvt* in th* Rt4te >*f xtl H .1 Mkv ta tir»l l«i S.ir\ iim I 111mi*rt 1* VV-if inmi „ u ho hnve "til lif, >.*.! WvftVM* k M w wkH^k.t i*ta*vta* fttkd klu>cl r.| doyvn t»\ :. I'fvino.il i vVA.Wt VM ^Vt OuUtevr i ' * ?**' loridft xnd up the At Unite Con-l ■ ■ ■ ! ? >.k V * l . . . ftkA ft f... mfti t ft. A ll * .1 fit*t fit «•*! I ho ii'tlrl io»l ■i Sedan bei i d n .. . f .it TWTAl U v V w t iw if t “ft 'W *vft* *v ..b ftf.k tv* ft * . « Nl f > 11" tl n» \| "\V S Johnson, M»n«jrrr of Aventt* in t'l.ii.-n >s. » V * U 'X'lsvly. ♦»»* i r e yrii r a. >*Nk* ‘ Sb .— Ukkiwt .W t ft ftW Ibftft-Uftk Vftbkftkftb *-• . n . i « k rt-MVft . — v.**k« --.— - .P* ii 111v in* |t*v t-•t ,kV*»** ** x-ftft. * - .» Ivvftk ... .. ft . ..r*.". k.k*i(r.n ky th* JftftVronvIlle Ch»mher uf 3r.O feel ft*..in, •h* ''tale U.-ri.l iinmi’iLtili'L *•" In,I I >K«U bk U.|«»*kt bf kV*A \y«T k ••"—' 1 1 or \i lllittvlutv', mm p*» «1 ‘ r H* 1IM v ('ommerre, i« •Ovinir th» n ImU) • r tri tf 1hr 11**11*I ve Street tnl +r.r .,, .lo• vy* < » » > M tw r*«} •** v « ' r .f 1 e .I I,, tH»i«r . mairtVi M ht* mil ftl in tit# triftft of that onrnnltmllon to thu officer* I ml two. • tt Sftn ill 'it 11 yytr |LI I ■ ,i* Vl'ftt W %k»»v Uu u » * * » 1 1 Ml If , • pr-yji-ck M 'l i n , » 12 foot >h .r eft*mtne ' “ r ■ •' AVb»'W ftUlkftvy'V '****'' pel (tv.o. S»of.wd to Jftcl,ft..i<. llfthl * bkta will ,mpiov,' kh* fftcklltke* ’ I.' P. ................... m. ■ P •JWJKKSV * 'jkiv, • lx I.— ’ ■«— i fta«tta0k4 ' i ^*Uv « tart H*yH commer.* of lb* I'ort of .It. Ill lilt t ’ - K ill ' - , ' 1. ’ KaU ^ . 1 * ^ « *>,v; K , . , k m. - ......... . ... .............. .. fu I M I nottvkllft .erv inftterUlly. V' I 1 .|.l! ' ..-. Hk llftl llnepi......... . I" 1 ‘i ill dio I Hi It -.1 TX . , Cel* ^ ftU k lV * wvft^i » U * ft * * 'A.kftwMftkk v4 »>■-. •-*. «>(.•#< k ..ftk.ft.ni .kft.n.k «h* mngrmeik'» »Pft hvloK m*dr w ' h fttleiidnir i-t.t-i... NL. i. t. I Ill|l \ | .| k , , .1*1 1 1 * | I’k *. in III* I SM hhi *1 k .1 * .1* %o«ktmk c t>m»r*l (illbvrt A Jl , ftAv.vhuft* l i d w i m «*ft f Vb bMlUkft MMkliblft kvAU*ln* W * J **\ iMikgMrkiltk. SnlnkWni Rrtgftdivr 1 II... .it •« .*inl t va*. t in Mt r nt Ai;nr Mr. U»ulcr*..ii had .t 'u I »’ii left m * I m h * *'■ *» *m « " xi t to Mxr. 24, fHiinii * ** | iiuiav | Sr i tkUpAk.' tkwm Yminirhrrg, U. S. Army Retired, I iin vior Vv i »•t | Ul.n i* a firshmnn at th nnru UM4 to prvrent th« e»«* for the- pro left, head Injunr* mid hr‘ii , I The o l'A Ut WVPVMl *t Its* XkM kfttlkl \U»V ( UftwM'VM *t\ 111H1111r ! tv... m-ti'o 4 tall* *■ at 4;,,|,1ftt.ft*f.» Joseph hall H p. net ft el y I tf.i \ * i ef 1 hn \ I ftnd Mi Hole. ..it Vftftbftt** k'ft* 1W ft<.v4taVyn-V4dAH>%^ ^-vwiiiNvttd i ironertft of Shift .proj*et,” Mr hrtiluril find hod t.vi.d i n jm i p *?. fp+ 11if u *k Ak**xt»w V* * , >^*Ak. 'iV'd* ,- mn ll i 1nr.l KkLuti ■1 Mil ii*,, ului is u.iiiit: ei i L n r t" »N ay tVx'fl A* Hill Itiinriti* fttfttvd. Mt • N C IN i 11 kf «hi C e l Jbvkblv' xwywhftk* U \W wmiWt" 11 » * « » xvw V\v*+e*'ftk i ii..- > I 1n . ho* I Uill (' f 4ki»-lill V VI- ll her* ,iIki • ( l + .e*i iMi In ■ ! f"i I • 1 Mr. Itanler«tiii will h < IN-* \r\ * » V t |U p* u Tin h !r*C!1 H.'Wk'Vk ** H-.lv ,-k kftd bV4k* IK \ta kMUki-bV** %j»k > v*.".-li. 1 I *•' 1 ,.t. i 1i>»fta lift *n|ei ft bmir -l-e.'lnll" I to 'kiln,i,l.. to, 1u j . i t|ft|* \* til if t ,• [. » lh* t• I t N,» »i f ••e.1 r •e • i. <4% Vitet »*9 « s*y>H#yI ir •I » tr^v , ( \kw i»v»ikV....k ft*4 XC. It It* \kv VWMlk hftvk W-ft.VftWvwl trentmen* ,«f In* It,-. . t.iot tYd lit | : *..li| * * ■ It .1 • -ll- h. .!(.• it* « 1 M Halt.I i •%+*f i h ita taMd t t » 4 « x * k ;r vi M k w »w4 'vmxU+Vi .w’ kkwp. tiVrfs *'.Nivyr»Arvi dieMngmvah^t himt. i i Mo w :i i . *' lift,Oft vftl.t t*-dll> ftod ...t'l.-.l ttl.it t ti*"H * IV vt f n h j m 11 f* lire o a 1 vwuiud hnl "M H M.Ultv Ilk*! If t ‘ Wil ' Itv+A khftf k WkftOk. ^ W y%*v>tv-a tt »Wf of \ta Y rv4 »*iy 'W »» .V4\*(vs*.** ,,— — — ---- vw ™^ lift \,v< x1" (ta-ytAllfV . thU in,.1, mv linlli mrii wen- i f ! I IP N i TI111 I en i inr fiitiUelt a , 1. 11 ■a 11 ' r r I ft* d lilt Ii 4\4m« A nVftU »k*f4?ift*l t* XtbW** t'viwwwjl bf wtvJW-'tW" r..* -t.kW<v* h v+ w w I \. ■>V.kikvt prwtet ftorwy rKifteil to In- f. -iin- , 11n11..,1.it,It fi ill M f • lit* "fr., i;il u . I...*, t . 1 .1 .M IL * i *-m -m i fii*. over fftpvkv fvx W i* nwM XPlIy- \ t a ' 4x4 *utvv4MftkX v» xv*. Ww-t tv *w* h ' Afrft lift'**- .* kin.tied ..or-,, at m l* » r .’ vsP. , f I •• I ^ 4 lft.lt v i*4 Xviftl'k.-.'* *ftftfh .'wit* mftdft (ftftkfttuvvl «•*« _ tended k.,'' ' »'••-,« t I , ,'l Sanford nf which J»> . I » ii.*' M* *| *1*1 41*1 vikbi «4 t*v Uwv+ v-ftk. bbk.t ftft f>b.v». hmWt '* k '.b „, h, «m1 1 |vUcv4 ’ Vk wwkftbMt Mt o ♦' -1 i i . .. i i , i i ti, Hail t' dimrinr. luge* her »« in.,11, •i |*t*. • I '•+■•! f "I'll V . kid vy# vA \ tiJhyjW-M-^ "* \V<M*y>* \Vrl*h T*t.- Sh.il',n r.|n, ■» 11.;■ ... ‘ Mr Hr ,v* ft.) i •. « .1.1 iftk. WkkV wtWMft *1* . oftx+k e.'«krb .n« oo-V. MeoV -okkt I ol^her t'SO orgtoitftl.o. H here .. l- +1 . I I .1 ill. I hU reytoi' O'ri III Ii,, nloi t .*1. I I F.n. h Ih i r in* M■ jp 2 8 \ kftKt* vi gigv^HiidMv *Ih*^yW»ii|, Ik _4b4) Vv 'w.v.Kb'k ! vY*kd.ttrt*i k oi't. 1 ic .-omptrlv I fthemidj Wilt r*Uhr»l«^ Ihe [ » " » 11ii v uinl* r 11n t*il til *i i■•* * -)« ... vftlksvA, v»k,k .V*d — ,— , -_ ,t — f khtv plxn of x ‘'boro* laid, "II wn* a mo* t .infot lunate \\ -r Lilia ii ft :t * M. in.*i Mt i.,n in I a in n gfuu.i' * yik+lui* ,»A ty M X k W t a | L iW v* j iVtvpAft m l w * v+kW«<^ W+kk with , ^'k ^ ' —’ •"7' tetri ld> ,t 14* mlv * r»i- l ive -kit* ' an* • 4. Lr.iv h.»m TyitVriVftho.il the eokine nflkokk, Xv. Ay from home,” which » »■ occtirctu- and 1 am , ir. Im . at I l.ft »4 * > >*v,r,sk\t Tta *M WkWtftM tahvOV)!*# . IfWf I 4 ' .-*(» vA »M<V NUk^-+4 vent »orrv It t . ppcu.'-l ' lie rk| Intnrd trexllv tnrorporftlpd. Feh. 4, 1 ' ■ > 1 1. Mini Willi frill • i I n ie M ail) tH" I llIf ill*. Mill ilHjI’f'l **M '1 Ii- h* 'W JukVkvAft wcAfovt W Witvmkwk'pd rot .'.'ntikk'totift I IM * X * ' » that hr hfltl Juki left hi* nhup | On Rundfty, hlrthd»y of the 1tie y nnrvMih.’i +1 ff*»m hull I w*»i Hi f+ riii'klkiiti pri»vii|e.f hv ihe |1«iW hftU-vV- +.«*. -U p ftt-oti * U » he mtcht okbv-Twt«e * WtUv+iV dokfe* tn th* in to. o frn hotlt* will hft held in ■nd wa* mi hi* way Immr to imrltncnl of Aum ullmr. ihe UP \ to*I.*> \|i4, A .'iknmri I'uiiir h»*r*’ I t VVtWs IftkkMvU* to tW Wx\v T*ft*m ■unpf’r when ufirr h < hint gone SftnfmM fro ii |0d>0 A. SI io f i mn (.iMifi I,, and \|i U m L i i m Mini y u t v o v>W k x<»ki»k •ftftVrttVy of kb* tv-ftt fttwo. Hi* Hrttftk iLsiilentu of Sr mundo County only ft l»loek ftfiuih on I'nrV Avp frmii TeniU 't-e*4 l h ’ 18. *i \\ nrt.l A l b m iihcps for i im u i n l H ' N ni• lv W+taffttal A+kCt Vtk V>rM-- eobtiberco.* wottlkftft eTTott »od l l : M I' M. ftnd tUitrn* of the ho#, hf nrpurrmly ua* Mimic* wtmmiknUy ore Invited to vl'H w* WtlVifrtoS dveottovi to doty \\ t« r xv*t*•mu*i.. im ini h» r nf i a in p - i nro*e bln\rring ihi* morning in a he I il |r f i will! e* 1, Hint :i* Tt I I’flilt l e lemfw*r;iilnriT thnt t re,,a, bed ft* low by bcftilllgnlft* frnm n immlicr nf . VUt k\* h w » dNki\ t^thtVftiftkft utllt vvoopVbf diMoftord for W» the tniUdine »nd p*rtloipaie with t t n on Ihe fftwt Hhle of lh© [nil ccilingi tmII l>* h*\yeliu| l«v IndL I ,»i mg P**w( und ha* f*e* tt | the mtillftry, In rertiUr *vroi* * IV,null lb,- K i.tm p ? *” "• « M vta it» way v4 v W k aim otktt Mk1V-t\, wv+v tmpoet»nt Otft- of the d»y thie+t* will he »*r.ed 9tree I lie ilbln*t **«u‘ 1he men in H I Ifni* a rwnnul. UP N .*nnl. uhJ c *.” 1-l » « Ihr o fft.,.1 ,:..krr..m,nl W > Wt The 'ftAvoMfot ficvomptUV in/? ihwi thU wiitt i ivsu .*nii ( (, |..l, „| w I,., l. (»- w „ , | ,. ',.l*nt |‘ky|'r A'__ ___ _ k l.rmomekrr u f +*,-.1 IW.IIjr, the Rtr*ct until lh > lair in rurnc r fpre eoffe* «nd doughtivt'i, and I ninre ihuii i Cihuu'* ofiginitlly bH i«* W F w t At Wtta* v i h*» compony'- mt»«toh. __________ , nil Ins furm nl I n m 4 Nlmirw#* tbvr* vrilt b* *tndwkh«* xnd m fi U • ful1 •“ ‘I’' * . ....■», —-----— I i lt.tfrf, i v f r r * feeilmir ailin g Iter F c h r u i i r y ■ i ll. *vr Wt Weutherman It. F NNhUnvr r#drlnVft for *»1*. The am-vt wa* nut.lr by SUtc | |- <, u ,hipf,inK .... tt „nrc: l»oi!it prirteil n mtulinum uf t-I t ! e ? r e « a «(*w M A .ta U T t l>R\»'TT.n All hoktcMe, *nd **llnrenc« Patrolman I - f Utirlcf. who with UftM'll |«4p|ir| <* 11 hn fill 31 IN R e a l t o r s D is c u s s A-, taftMVOXVk in Sanford Oftrly thin morning. itted to h* h» p rrirnt At th« * pc fnvuMi wo-u aojj* ^P S Pi-um *h in, 'i t■’■ nl**, tlnwn Hi fnmi ..... Lh illHIl *.f 4■] me *■ . .. evw,, |l ... ' x > i m Ti ", *» the I »'0’ wo*vo *vT*etwk )*ft Wed* 1190 Annlvenftry N o n*i»nrt‘« a-* y%*t of duu\ag« f r ilUnce Monday B«t. J. (I. Onlluit: ftl*n N ew L e g i s l a t i o n I'tTaft> jk Sk,tVRIRofT kjk*v-jki>Vjft n In s i'e c iin g u n r y . !■ *!!*» a hu, c m itn iu o r, d o w n ftiOetwootk i t O f oVWW i»y frn<t mnl ndd In v e gH a h U , for vihwh th* B»nfoni 8UtC Pnlrol, hint been lig h t c u n d iJ W> ie n 14; 117 ci |om nd, dow n h j rrufv* we ret rr (m r te il ItutrtV a t th e to kodtvctWt nod five fo» Air St*tlon will fuminh HOMhbmir.il rar^ fur linn* v*mu*-j .......... l'r«i|u,ir<l Irtfi.latlnn uf 1lklCfr*i Sgnfurd Stale Kariucra M arkcL Iton. Mr W cU h wn* relcrtneii by |ccnU P- tnimno. I I:* , I1* Ihe Ii Po*t *t CftWtn Hlftodin#, tt lb* mnftic** . * tu »tntc rrnl'nrv which will b*1 Jffthn IVeii, l dike \l..nr«H* plant *<** tv+pottod Vo (Uy t-v It, ft. A U K ) birthday dlnnw, t« police on hU own rer«gni*iince>, I *nr U°,n* |,r .-.riilrit in the l . r e i i b l i t i r at grower: ri’ p.irte.1 but ..light dam­ S n w th w x l+ ih r « r > wblrb tb* yuMIr U Invited will according In Chief William *, whn ^ The di uMrr mljn-lment mi ik. pril regular ftm'j.m wrrr tdded that the nfflrer9 whn wen* l'vr* in Januury m n Inuiled in age young pepper, eggplant Mb. O-AkM-t toAfty *r*kb Th* b« held at tb* May fair at il. 'iunM-.l \\ .-.Irirnlifty ufU-rmuui at Vd tvwAk krrpyr.k TfW iVtaeh To»*d»y ewr\lnc. •Ximlninp the enr^ ull hud finch V * 1.H. twh’ 4 In IM m lu , und to a inerting of Ihr Sanford llnt.nl anil tonialn plant*, due lo seedvthnlcitftlr n^eeivmg nniulft «*•■! of bed, being well covered. Tbvr* will b* t nominal thftrrv, Ilfh U , two o f which were red. nf Itrultni., no ur.ling lo K*l*ni.| nn<l including Chicago, Ml January temiftftralure* fell on ttua av*d T*U-Tc Rerervftttopft may be **«nr*d ny Simp lkrftn*—$.l f»n a hu , flown I* latrr, |.rr,id«nl, who inlru- an averagr or only 1.2 degree* or to trlrphoploff Till net laUr than tr*iHf««Hf4 hu r u t T't • 1 .lu.-rit, T, T. "TlmV Holton of below tho normal of >1] 7 degree* W %M*P* Vdt t W v pew ipM p m * tf Ikta*. <:fio eVlotk ftttvnlay afternoon, Orlando, Bwintant lo the I’rrvl- for thai month, Mr. Whittier re­ Mr§ AtkVM** tnjmwtvkt TW wAApc* » of ilcnt nf (hr Florida Amtociatioit ported. Rainfall during the of Rrallorft, month was 4.21 inched or l.9d c ^ . ,,J a . " S ^ r T f Mr. Motion told the realtm , Inches above normal. m y m t M * w f « ' i o m .ir thnl some o f Ihe real eulnte _ Rltca *nd c«ramonlea of ihe txn.rd, nf Iho S la lo have nff.ll* f the WoodmaiT'Of the Wnrtd for tho Manager Chari.'* Colo of (he i.tnl mrmbrrft mu-h in banker*, e ( the U U Cieorg* 0. Jacoba, who died building and loan and ulwira.t ___Cmmcll, Tweaday In Chuluotn, wilt bo ron- local office of (hv Florida Power company offic ia l*, building nt.d dactftd Bvnday afternoon at the and Light Company, reported to- *........., -- ------- - -------- - ---Edllara N ett}— The foUww* CboluoU rhureh nnd «m *te ry day (hat he wai well pleuird with , nupply men and olheri Interctted In I aaaee of boj a la aerxtew at l:00 o’clock by mamtara of Ko-opcrnllon of local merchant* In real e«tnte. Tbeae mrn have “ home on leave" have bee* Camp N u m b o r 026, In obaervlng laat evening, Ihe been meeting w-ith regidar real aabmltled hy the Filet Oah "Brown Out" regulation, Order r«tate board* In order to plan far which Mr*. K. Ik Ratliff, AeUva nallboaren will bo; J. F. U-0, laaued Jan. 16 by the War (or the future. "The locnl board thinks that telephene 1114, nd, J. (1. Sharon, Jno. D. Prod uc11on Board a* part of the Blanche -Keened?, telephone conaerving thla Idea of having . affiliated M. R. MeClalland, U. II. government'* f u e l member* is a good one, and-will - ID - W have hero aeteetod and K.-F.-HwaholtUr. Main, a n a a l l b e to never* aai order prohibili tha public discuai plana for adding theae to of tho uniform rank wer* of aervlreoaro and w requealed. today by C. C. CoIIIth,i from uulng electricity for out- the regtilar memberahlp at the that their frteade atav 4a aecreUry. to ***** meet «v at the Wood- door advert U Ing, display and nett monthly meeting," Mr. Lone r ip w when they are la Saa/ard. Hall Saturday evening at ornamental lighting, and th* ea rn ,' . "By adding these to the mem­ tiOO P. M. to romptete arrangt- lighting of ahow window*, mar­ Oliver Stapler, petty officer, . ____ cte. Th* order . hip *we will be enabled to manta and all mamber* are re- quee*, followed bership announcement. .of of an ininftiding imnet ” __ act b cnj*» aectlon of idea* which third eta**, and Mr*. Stapler of to meet at the hall Sun* annouBoeniant. ........................ fuel abortage by War Mobllita- will be p! value in building up Vtro Beach are apendlnc a 11the community," he added. dag leave with rcl*Uvea. Uon Director Jamoa V. Dyroe*. * _ * *■ •!-•■« *5'A.,: . iHkiVj list'd 111H e lp in g ’t\l N*"' lYv Ua" lio Into Kffwt <»lr lU rr In <«nfrr Sell YLS. W a r Bonds Saturday Midnight •i f k*ilh bn?'Two Patrolmen, ulerson And Bates, Injured 1 ikkft.iftMVt *» Nt« Vkftl wo ,M B , Mass W ill He Said Valdez Hotel Is Sold To Carolina Produce Merchant C ITY B R IE F S At NlKht As They Pvt* FrnoAt Itraddock tJiven (Vmmendation 6 Kail iNutgiMition l» >v^, ft^ilHi ^ i X t ^ liamttoHnitShitnoonU v.~' u.M.*1 ^ Disaster Kenel'its On Price Ceilings A r c Discnntimiod . . ::S\' fp Sanford USO Will O b s e rv e Hlrthday o' 11 ¥'" Tem pern lure Drops To IiowOf271uDegrees ' VftW k4 9t» M I ____ TtaT**\ trrWtfkv *mv* clrti. WtU Rv IUdk«t«<l t* ftr-prat V fttlftW ratlvsl to *9*4 r. Rail aatd. Funeral RiteB For George Jacobs Sunday Merchants Co-operate In Brown Out Drive AtrWATiwy• Home On Leave ^•fbllalU eS-'P*?* - .< S ' * V �i ' Be ft s a t ? Sanford Is First In FforUh W ith *. F « « n r t t__ L iw k «n ■yiKTlWI y*n 2 V tor Teassanuju a t tm 'mnuJeiiuc M R ita r the ■ — ■ ■i f V t n Vet* mfvic • uu.mrf«t Jiay-v viv* •*' ym* W it »t VS lVss«. t<u.v Sk* - '«* «oU>| man |MtU Hit * »*»• 1> %K. « h v * a rl^utnJ « * ttu fcloavc**** •*»** iL-U»T fiv Mt..h>! ik - iii. p n o r t e i n t ml- m to--" nl ecnttneotal im i ~’j . . . - - Jntv< Pnlte.1 _^ _., Jlr A r c Ga auaunu a t 4 &CG trurm^r tluriur nine montiu in th " E m mw n thornier. H r j tnr-1 the AA.K cm A p r. 12. 1MX. •***» Appreciation a t k t K u i e #t i t * i t i ' H v t W M * ttKtt ^4 dtn i a « t wAa# Ip th ts t e n t h ‘si«*s*4, b%Ut SHiS.. *• V*S» k (Sm » cell W t< fecite Vo* v * i i i '. i t n c t -? y s a , ’ t ma* *■*»« s < ««< . a * » * « -*■ !*»- « .» «*»*' h O * s ■* - « « a I* Ufa v t ■*-—■* ■*.*-4fc>iS *>K1t a -s-poitaj .v »»«*> *v« *s 0 « « o «4<iac !v*v «i*ssu"* fe i ta i>sa.‘4- *s JSsl M. ivs ■ IMVMM- < 'V - s - te i t*s s>,s^i-cnm re. •* ti - w s s s ^s .-•» is® (T M r4 lh s a s & a . «u -lu^ae - -■*>'«»• - i! 1 wish to thank my many friends and former cus­ tomers for thoir )'»yal iu»tmnufre pears during 1 H*r !t0 mndurted the luemuce « f the HiU Hard­ ware Company. As manor nT the llill Implement Company, 1 earnestly soli­ cit the trade of all the jh-o- ple rif Sanford and Semin­ ole County who may wi-.h to plire.];:i«u- any «f the mum articles wp have ii«r H A . Newman TH EY C A N ! ~7 i T A K E YO U R Sm L ad �* "ffc lD A Y . F E B R U A R Y 2, J945 TOE At THE CHURCHES UKB r u t ' r mi iii4»ni%r m i i i u i< J*.*i ) ^ 1 ■ lu tu ? I* i»- * I* * ' 'l -.1.1 ' 4, }Mnnti i-A- -A A Vi * UmT> i t' 'It I I 'j f i h l A U. J HAM ! C- J. t| **+ X w littijc W o n h lp , “K \\ « Inu lies’ jr V\.!N 1 b» 'l l » Ii T A O ( '« • * S l« Isrttalt r * t lnw *h»|* > l r * l * R I « o r a k ttx jt i* i* 'i t; t i r t t i f Se m i' ll Ii* U * i n jw k q lf- d 1 '! ! * • C r W r t i r .ia fik F i 4* r r f k r i k r 7 JV COMiatSAfTY t .«v P. &L t iir T«* u m « m t h r e e i *• »r * * in* I"1 VI filch I pray# r mtm l«a, Hear our lUHc uu* Sand 7 :« i* XI. UuBinic tfri i lit, l .ce, I*. XI. W n llirn la y : XI14XI. * crL P ra >*r Servlet*. h-.ji tintit to the |»re veil! offvtiaive. \ viarei I'l'-f'l* in d tff •? ?*■ ■** ir»* (Ii dai t 1',"!<! ‘ \d »H » III hb •>*»! f*Hi whrn Ii* ' mu \ii ui k when the Merman* < and fni iti. ii i di h,i *f «r»- •»i .*11» Jjvd Ilia l^t Ukraine Atm\ Id rmlrt | Here thrown out of Kharkov. I ,i'r Hi. o : i »rrr.i * >t Mil m tkrt’i* (luy*. opetiiniA Kus*ia‘ *| Here, his iroopn killed tlioujands ! thu Ui is** r rrt.r tar) i III** If Ii mill-January iMiitrr ofrena ciisivc m 1o f f ft-rnmiii teef * ui the LVoneta. * Vt|»'«i . »t' kuuthrrn Pol*nil. 't L ilt u tljfvi- th*l ha, ta .lcl r I t hr 1 ^ .IP Hit Jjinci' ho lu ti)«l l)n tb.mol Ultaal, Kunyv ciiarifwi mktu» s itir j llerrjir'l Dmurhcii into a blminit k iih c 1 I iuiiiv nluiiia l<> hrruk Die N u ll1 van! for niJvmicinc German hold on ,*oulh lUtaaiti. I-Tit j*jirinfr IN Till; t HU I IT 4III ||T. MX Ml liurilca ill AuKU,t. 1D11. Kmirv he le ft Kumiiiiri Mill invading HoJ llllf l l l . CIII4 I IT. IN u o P u ti n o l i; v u iM > ha. been r rc o K 'iiii’il a* a mnatci •iiunitt. singing to the Prut and •m rx; nr rfa n tn i. , f milltHry ntmtcity 111- U h b u nging disaster to the Gcunnn o i \ > n ;n i. Al u rr wlio plnnn curcfully. s ln k r . aland ut Odessa. In the summer, v u n ii: i> v n r t im ; l l PLAIN n i t 1huril ttiul atccpn littii llin mi'll he sw erved Inin Pollwid a rid and j know him us tuuich, arliuus mill trussed the Vistula, south of W a r­ I LWISv.s U M ill III.1.1, an«t saw. I'livor.' KATK AI.I.KV \MTi in I.t. hi# WIIr. rt ,i: Juil th, K uiipv ru-e fnim I 'tbKKNlMNT.H The l^yetc pemnsnln in the culuncl L'inrriil to mur»hitl iliirln e l i m n : t <» \ p i 'i : i n (lie rvui*. Hu wuh bum m Dk Khilippmes is about t.UUO square t i i k STA t p tip pr.i»i:i(*A T «» mtiCs iit a few, Lirw i.s it v im 'iiK i. t . .Kill ' illnur of Ijiilc iim in Die Ai K \TK A l.l l.N Vli r * -I t K U . i IihiikdI rv»[lon. Much of hi. ini% if* ,,t r kila Vu n , t *;n‘ The Uilde hinds uf Tibet, in youth ivuii .ijicnt fin mo.i; im j n i ..h> y: t; ceil trill *\rtlit, average more l tutu V(» II ,|(lit CLa*' tl Ilf l l-M fl« I'Dt, * iuinlwi juuklmr. Id.butt feet tm nit it tn !c fttillfll <1 I Itaf -nilIn*- t-•i i* With L'r-urbt ftirruH in 'Vmlii tirA■iiahf •«aa i ei11 _>i*•i ?n *hr 4Hi War I. Konev rnli.tpil in I In- K il ■nil I'nurt **f <t- tfiitii*!*- fbunti U o fiiln , Li VbMx I* v t l i - I.* || i . i A I my 111 lltll! to fijthl llu' h i*l » .VI \||. I» f I lA »ltl I »A th e (o ri'rliu m ^ ill l hi* I 1 • r lit I n i liuk Iroopa on the KbkUtii fl'lit Fi ’ 1.1i.NN il; * . I \ I. i K w Iid.-d imiriM**• . dated (>• min » *iti A l> Hy I U » , hr* wan mililmv coiuiti" I * * liti'iii’ii aMil ,mI*|i h > Id l|l|- I 4J .n u t I | ( - e « n tlf-c) 11 f ' l t b l i i I i . k in>«it p ,.«r of Du* I’cUpll'a ItiVoiulo inn 1 | •*mIX *f >*« in I»ip-Ir I '**mip.I v I- I.»- itla, Hi Mi *i 1a ti it * I-*i*k C.‘ ui t'-rcp 1j, \ - *«in l l . n l ', iv'tif 3* U that Army Staff. In Moscow, hi- it • Itl (M l Hliiili'O 1 1 4 ^ bf* ii M 1 **'J j >” U In 'lr» AkM« I* VIM ccivii) hiifhiT inilltnry triiiMiny .a-*Hi At i on In 111• i ' 11v ui l t 'mill | 1from hell, .i pit Miu'uiiibcihii I ha I »■• i anil msa ill poliliiul slatuiu hy h>f Si miimlp Fount) Florid*. |l» | lain h»* "f l«n*l illu.iipyl in Hnn Vlrttliihi iltnluck j Imd® ».'oi|i|l}, Fl nUta 14 f..l|n« * Iill l u> Iki u number of tin hiirn 1 I'rtiH ■f ) . i.r) ■*•■ mm hrI rb) t« i|ii>rrit tu file jHe* noliift Ltf fr» I Ui*»I .-1 in i.t uliolcrl Dtuvt-rniiif Hint lunlv iV**m '« *llti n .inn* *.rai»ee X Itti i lie i In ► |,*iluni •*! Kni the All-lbiJun LVntml FTMl Ol 11I • J* * h . i ,,*hl i "«i» ( Ii* tt i Fmint * 1 H»il«t h 'H U D m l N •if Flt*»f H ir**' >ithiv'ig | ■f i '■>!■ I ll*.n"i i*| Muiifiutl PtiH Mil. * riiinmlltcr. By HK17 lie hml I*. lie f • • 4, \n| Hr 1" I I.' i r>. luu‘ M'Mi'ta' tin -ih «la) i Mime u district dv|iulv t»» the l'H B r»l LI ' f r . ♦ Ni. ii Mi I" I • t )| ,M |, A M P I «*r f» ilefunit ' |Suiirrmt Soviet »*f the l S S It - ill m i nirreit .iK.ili*»tl mu and I fret In point 'ifl»f ilnnlliK Kid tow hic hit* * fleet Mrs before fillc iih j,rm«eeil f t purl*- | «Whl 1'ff'l'i‘ rt)- hr-hia I) *!• *.'Mtil’ d i t, 11 It ! l Jl \11»%ci»w, i n sup |iii 11 uf Mit r* hul * H :i'* J ll.l» that Hill iintli e hr i**i * L t ■"!«» t* .4 wir'k <*.r l * • '"!* JLiP ■ • •-■v - <0. -. Sr my nil Tlinuplieiikn in It* I L nr I • I I .«._a.li ,.t, —TH..U »• D|v.>. < ff h 1> > ir> ii III 1 tlr | a *: * •' 1 ,1*1 I f * \I * it f’ Hi (hi' riMitiHi-fiMitl offehii i that - .< .1 II. ' ltd *.< • .i i'.f.t I l-.t I 111 11.. I wit- eoordinated with th* HalHej I ihe I» i ri vn! hey ..1 > n, , |. | ,( „ ,.-j It......... 1 Stilling mil, n Ku^.iu&ii I* «*Jm | \\ IN•f.W Mill I l 111- . 1*1 dal , I I ■I I f**iIy\si»<mI Nt’ ih«> •itid nf him; " I -el Kuftti ih v tin* fill A P l> L tMlltlll lO H .D it' It. A 1l |ii w11 ifntilt1 II tli'll*t HI» t*wii 11411-. t Ii »• i* »• m ;i(M * 4*N tf t1! <J f'tifibiinl) i In k i«f <‘11. <j11 **i *ii i » H u ll"! d Fh*f til# •i*11 fi l l i land no Geniiim ever will get J for m tumid* Fount>. p.-it Mill d f pH M-Mlh *-1 l-l .» |the l>eot of him.” pntite I II*’ %* 111 -Mill •o'! .,l| f l f ‘ 1 vl Fb'flil » hr \1itI» !I J* 4■ hi <itc i h< i I llilttl. Mfiko up yout mind wlmt th. • Id of HUlil 11)4.1,11, tin la .ff. • h tp iii) it r k, t i 11eilly exptctn you to do and th in • ( f 11r illli I In iM i i n ..ft A k* f III Al* • do the opposite.** | ivrlll II l|» frfltl *i 1f a n v I'li.imin • \iin*n< hill nf *'top fd.nl M I ii 1It■!!l, w hf ii 1111* W eh r m 11c 11\ **1 hi loti* J'*h*t 111rt f tl* Mil i ii» fnrrnl t« retient from Vm*» dr. I ....... ii r in i ill; m i m i ' ,'1* urxh, tile Dun rivet eitmlel knin . in jii ui . k t -I f' ni.r- *i.iiiM il i. m i M l . 1 rn . v„ .L n i ri: n r u .iiu in i in In i her In | ... u |. I f f fib !' -1,1'» I'lltlll I ( I . -ij m* it it ! 'Fif-rtdu Is r. r rn k - i 111 i i I VV J|N. J.. 11 ti. ..f Hi f«» the . th. « u.i.t i ii *i m l in i. IMF cCnimnjufei H* i. n . I .• I ...id t 'I ' • , * vt ) KR. I. •> \I I \V||* i\l n 1* ■'flit 22 to Ih h i 'IU i* * hiet " f Ii i . W \ I IN Huii'iivi nf Ai l uriantLi * H * i iii i- • Mi f 11« f - hi ' lijmtv chief nf tiiivnl 1im t'iD fin Hu.id v fill -1 hr i 'ii. l"I nil w I*. >1 W I’Al.ITt O H rn ilO llliT Clll lit II lie I'AULV '* ft. M. IIFlNkl.h. »‘4alof Siiriifay Holioot, tu fO A. Xt A UKV. a iv. XUl.bKlt, l l i l M I’frai hiiif 11:<*o A VI. R ^ i It t . S iin H ) • ( 1:H 1*. 111. ISlanc'tlJMMa Her tic*', T h' t M Tii* Cbvrrh •>( find of U>n*wiH*l Midweek Player and Praia* Htf StiiKMlaj > :IX A . M. will hokl Tent MDilll'l-. brcln- v tea* T . Ik R .M W - u v S «t* L n l » ( K u w l i ) «% r n t n e *1 ? : • - «x S IThursday Kvonlnc. v.ao p U. Xi*«r**fL£ l l l t l A XI. " I d I 'm . pr< s c liit'K an d » I o |Miik T» * IittiC L fat» H 1 ' * I* XI. m. "fr*rlns* liltn , m » b w l ! lUrAiu; Sm*--' » -I*- M wrkonc. FIUWT ItAITIbT t i l l lit II ^ \Y h &|t ) % . y - M M S »r ik T , Park A ir al f|h Hi V V I*. jmOOKH. Jr PasloF !*%#(-■V « « »**r 1 nw*-*-»la.r — Kill*!* I® nm ,-\TTl DAT A tll M t W T Huniliy Hdh»»ol ?.U A VI Iwt-H «t rotatij: . > d itr n s ' Mi'riiltii Wfiolilj* || <*»> A XII irrf *&t| |t«si4 *- 4r.ittilnji l i»l#Hi. *. J* Xi. W -.A M P -r J W t ----* i * l.v -aha Wor**l»ty. J -« I* H tfprn Uuuto after (lie ei rtiiug CfeurcJh Ik n lc o . A. I t vet lit i*. t*r*y»r Merlin* YVcUn«»ljgr S yVV* dmrffcda i H. ii Ir«, * 20 I*. XI. A m ."ii. « im mu tnlBr. P-Xt. Viattuif \\ « I***'»ne" SI1 - -vU l I't Jlrii, ID* Oub Y it it o r a W e lc o m e . Av^r *K-, K..TM} r li 'A'<m lllk M r « l t 111 Ill'll OP I 'll III *»T M rfwD IlH i.li" Paolo t'uratf, I'jul.i VMh I1II H1 It Or IU H O T I V - t , -1f ' « A l i l i . a . l> il 111 Hunday HrhAit, inrlf A VI l\ f.tn-m r- «4|t|1) lJliluW>ar U n i - Hupp* r, II :• A VI tl laf\f KsHi r WiilutB N ,' btrab. XIX that A ir I" *t Iou. Hultdiiv Heh4M lI* I I Inrtold,, IlM ila ta f TiH*bv| I ViriHLit)} Tliiirarlji »*i *nmns t«l rt n* A U. sm I la -w ArVi, Sure.)*/ Hfhwol |M IX A XI. Mornlrt* WorMilp. Lord’ j 7 3i* Mr, Norton, hiinl i* * 1J W0t Jk IS FnlltialoY Brfaftti Until *13 * -I ' * a X 4 »|J fA> t *i .Hie*ti-*ls*X • v» li M. . i.H I*. M. Haiti*) maaitai Mr vice* IItil.i m o t i M 'lir o r A t. < Hi nt H I*’ HM r VI af. l i,W !•- M tu S.w II* % Vi C. Ii.tui:hlr* ) . trtniM.iar, 1'. u. tl tr« ♦■tor --------- CM4.JUSLATm L CHI III II I‘(if k A vr. it| Fo u1Ik ML I'umtr Park At mu* IlfLi Puiumiii»i"n, f'Pf A. U and Third Slfrat M'lin it SWliM'l, 'J *n A. XI *- .- J*i*u A . Huui. M"ff|tfljf fielllre, II W A M SuimU i S. li—.l 1» e« ::» t it - *'«£ TflfMt rORMIl OHIO niM STAR Shlrlty I r r . ' Mmnine Wtirelilp 11:ft> XI - Jfti A ■t *- u * liat ** firu scram k in (rum Catljlo Ultr ■ S* r i»»< fi *%^»f l*l Fw*» 1»» >*)«*-. r o a it t i l l K i l l o f T i l t . %AH A l t I . M l "Trll No Man * exetulivc*, w n lfii, md icarra o! oil" .Prayer I * o** A. U. HeV. IT, ** I*mley , I'ltlur, r i-. * » * i* a. loid. nht kiwis *3 H ld a q U g J k ts r 1 112 Palin*’I to A v*’it11*' Klrmt XJ.Ttlua- 7 0* P U l** A XI —•H tindar :h I omj*. |U 11 Hr.THOUIVT C S tt/ ’M k iiiiliff lidii Si ■urt, %mm |\ C. n u n P 'ttH li Hu|o-» (|it*-mJrhl MV* Mm M ri n t i ) » » m F U. 11 "V A M - M o m lttK W o i* h lu C i u m anr%l»f|i m itfe • *, J W . I V C Y . P n a to r T no |m . M —Youns Pwj'le's VI*etr «n d a r S ch ool, I f r t f A . *M* A n C Prrn«hiuc. 11 ft A H. * ;t S R II*— IkVAitltsIlHtl® Cki » l i A r. p. x*. a , i ; i i r . n . tu th tm on H iM iu i.iH f We offri you r r * » r h la r t . i.’t f P. |L A IM %\4 •: TA HIJl \ Al l.iC Pinlttr of At U»IC. old FiPihAoind It r%1\a I ComJtR’M h* KiatiRr! Dlniiinp i Drill' l lt fk n iy — UrM ItIt JJ Mfrr Mrrr^iaun will Ik» tan* tl i P HU**!* A iJvu coup' l WJU* . j «<i'-d t •>iii i \ ■rii**♦ | *1 >» F 11. % J. Stall fi. J rlutlrd with lllt^ Sfrtift Of) hi* Ann P VI U * il4 ), Fraj ' W A S H IN G T O N . Frh 2. — sl^ , , li.hic A VrGL tf t f A. visit to Father W * l » ’» " l l f f v m arid p t a le * n*».ellnis Yt*Hteidiy iiftv the final day for X! ] -------------------------It* t»vat Vlr« i itig t *■ *• M4»tIj1E|T W*'-f vl<IC|»--1t twi A Xtetnploycri lo iliflluliulc “ wilit* lli r t 'u r l i Pel* t IT* « t-.r.*- s* * 1 ^ 1* M m u s t r n c iR iT r ju a .f c ^ u fte s A ll W e i r oine. holding ieen|)ta" ( Form W 2 \ to Tjt u>r \ *_j C D llro wn lets Pastor I ’ j x i t r 6cr their rnipIdYev Nearly I ?i.000.000 ^TTf i, "I t-t3rd aru) Oak Avantif in -i.ib mm have tccc!\cd thusc 1 Sunday Bervive (iilM t-n o r fiin n T . a .itiV Tisi ! orttin > li A M Sunday HchooL VIor a lug Ikrvlct, tl v* a x» It M A U UuraiAc Woribtp I tiirfiiir thr Ituieini of tnternsl H mI hi aday * vent us s« * » •v• I f * * is |* xi Jr a Kr Yuuna i ' *. i v m u i i : K n rtitic ft**ked l!iot*e who ititeml IVojilr a i r t i ' . i n t K« n j 1 ’ V I Kr*ntiii Wwrsiup in ii^e Form W *'i a* theO final *’ ■ l *>*-»•• i*»*tor S l f i ’ * ***lr * l* f ' A. M I'.i I I income tax return to do it Jli^aM 'tti*' ?»*rf** r n a ^ B IH U P IIT cicJXCH dr.hi -nm, ami r.oT wait iitilil the Xl- ..,r»r •*..»- II «-a A VI J. # . AuftUi. partof 1. • dine * - ■Li* • i" I M SuimI. - Krti<..|. I* 1* A M. i a . , . . , i l l ', Ih ill'll til mr T r~» mb.r*i * i »• I*-* . a t* vi A w llamil i Ilk A V O I f l t/ M £ V \ *l A ll", lli» Inurau >unl |)lru.D VV■-JIftTtJtlD *g I t H " . i t * . •. *-J* i U'lnim; wxittiin ll e* A **. , lint omicnlcni <lints; 'f >'*'•' I' at r h „ v .« i,i,.« ti.i.i™ ,t f :» »• I r * ------- 1 : * C „ ; „ , e y, yoll „ i U c|, , ... ...... | j M Muadjti | the ()u *en n n cn l ( ik u iv * flic l*i* I aser oteslliic Tku/tday 0T«nIn* B t u i'M i. t r or lu p kt M « ttrlork. mill ninili yikl ctllit-i « hill or a K I i%Ill’ ll IT f*»! tor -------------------IIK M l'STK A I), N V l.m tl ,pflmd V. lit I M a. t-***f'*d Alts, 1 A ,r.V T V " O** Fnrm n* can cx|>i. t Dir tj]v mPull, „ f Die \\ 'J fs b i.h . y w . i to t.f a M < V 7 V M-% « » « . I D'Tl'l vrar. ofrrn.mmM. Mr*'* j he employer tell** lio u ofkff F «fi'jk ) g ill tiffig W aiib lli. 11 ^ a t l*erily when the war emlh Lu |mw much hr him dutinx b} l id u r 2 : t P M (X f l- t * h . u *>*<1 4 * t M I* M I ^ oervlnr, e J 9 P. U KiDulitf they should avoidrlpnm moi o |*m ai,(| how much wu» with !'■ i t c i i o it hr' I t1* I*. XI. I llaly Ctiiamufifon <*u fad ttuieXaj I crail! now ami be piDpmr.1 »u held fin luxes. 1: .Tiffin1 fc *♦ I* M 1of ra*h IQi'Rt h, f;2# 4. If. i tint tht* \ l a iletllne in i-r»re* whil. Du l*XB>cr M c rt.c c . V \t*|rvr«day I . M « U | V j» y R f ‘ "4tl l ; U A. And under the new l.i», "bool .its lull till* 1 iwsla n-niilN »t a hiyh 1< Vel, I*!, m.msl.oon people uie m llil'il in \ W I. MvTts. 'trull of llic N»* mukc u few additional iit-tnli*" • ui hi* i * » ti ' • ' IT i l i t l M r .* . I... b . York S u lr Cnllri;* ol A k*i u'ultun on then W 2 receipts and io.* n \\ 2> at llhafn. »»ul ut Die 11*1 an them to Die Government « » Do , (Ull lit I)' b 1 -111 ' Llit i tun ( i f f in1' - 1hit t nual Nof-nu ' i»uut\ Kaim Ruirm final income tax return* -Intmt ill III liincvJ iiiif" i» coinmiUrriiir"'. mcetuii: al Mciop All those* who don’l use M - •"iiii’fi t t, fun xi ifi- inet*1 i Lf for this Purpose sill use t |aUail, Du* n e t i ’ ii o, lhi ) • \\ .* regular Form l(Mt). But ever Set-. Cut In Drraand I nitirii nil * cell nmk* .4 t»"i'i Contrullnl farm proiloctiull by you use 1040 vou ate suppose! KOyammental eillcl will not soWi attach any \V-2 forms you nm their W-*2 (ece«j‘l »« thnt The bt -ti*I \ " 1 11 the farrm-is* prublenn after Ihi have received from employe 1di t x. ii tiniti they 11-ini * h.ivi war. th. My or* nun). Farinen for work In 1944. ill' IflllltH whet hr i i fill Who mn use W ‘2? Any should be allowcil to produce In 1I 1 <ii»X|-||). le«« tn - I nr n ji»n if tti quantUira Ui meet Die demand. Ip whose 1944 income Tin* rtTiia! nut-tiiiB in the Free Mcthodi.it Church bftn xvit \p mfin xx111 112 t dcclnral Hr »tod the it $5,(K>0 nm! virtually nil ri(l xt ifr I nrnf i 'i 11 ' > pea] ttf the id* esti prufll^ Iah wnyr* Mibjcct lo tiic withlinM nf Ijikc Miumfe1 contiiim*^ with greet intercut. lliv ' In after the ami th** tdiniirmUor iin If tinylMHly »s in ibuibl of the luxation on cor I*, Thv rhurrh is full alnuKil every night, dundiiy ra Ilona. Ml *1al I 11lit U1•lb ntglif the altar was full nf earnest seekers. Fri­ Farm piur» ili"p t"'l ulwul 31) i i - m i |i)|M»r l tier ten' In 11,*■ fn»t icai after l. i no v «»f i enlinn day night at H:Oli o'clock Evangelist H.J. Merr>World War I bill cmi« remained hteli, Dm pilltinr many fnrmrn Till* cm lie tx* fti f"i mntanec. man of P!ii!ip«borf,*P*. will s|>eak on "The Secout of buiinrsa. Dr. Myers pointl i utm I «’*1 • mi u il»** kinii ritilma l •d oat. lie predicted Dial form I• i Ihc wife c ng i iii'ci * ii rat ond Cuming o f the L o r d " and will tell o f bis visit w i" renb'-n atuhle for (if n f o i l '" t noli • unit Willmm abo*)t a year after victory In By M O R R IE I.A N D S B E R t. hit fit * if id i M Im*ii with Huni|uiui . tu th** so-cVlh-d Father Divine’s heaven in Harlem, fcuropo bp* w IH hnI Dm! juini' la A T N cw sfeatu rrs |i|<t|t.i M Ii* v« tilt the j Ihi' r nr Ulictlcn m itenia ml ruulil Iw ex­ A Bt) A f i l l U S. f A B U I * 'I , “ •cnmiLL *~*t i I III | (fulfli NY. pected bii siuw of imriiiployinent. F L A G S IU I’ . VVKHTF.UN FA* lit- (Into |blunt ui i" • Tin.' fixlrral law. alilrb If'anin- F IC V Adm. John « M e' - - j I 4|Mk locfe farmer* WJ i-et m il of parity slipped on Ids gold-braided 'i •U -liKiprd, U u M, for two year, aftci tin- January cap, slapped bis knee and » in ' i i t-uliil i s. j | V) UVl F till I I followmt: the end of the war, "W e lt, kiddlea." he said, i . it pi i.lng Ml 41 lu« probably will result in loo mu<ll gave tl to Dioac Japanese » V ‘ 1 !, M.C'1 KV..(I„ i l.l !i" « he | M.‘f) 1111* J I.*, farm production fur loo hi tut n . in \1 »«h vve?" e4.«*JT?PrM n tf m F R t L - * llm « arnl will plrvcnl Ihc reason didn'i ft tpol hern a stireee-ful ' • ' " ‘■••l [pj-io#, _ ___ * > (* i \’ hr piiNM-il abla Jon or prwdurl i” t' b' The itdnural pulled old Ilia - k ■ Dig desk -I ibe‘, pi tm "hit* "Hired a naranal manner. o f toU ccti nnd rolled him self " woman " Iin hud been ‘airietary -'’ Farm labor piobltiqi wilt not smoke. there ’J<* yew; -. he culled utHf improve after the war." warned "You've got to keep sfter tho-e "Ctod lie" nine, honey!" b n n My era. "For this ree»en ,little devlU," he said. The mliiutal li.uikly illiln’t like farmers should avoid debt and And that, the reeonli will slmw, puper uin k lie ilulu t like to prepar* for a decline In prie#». la exactly what. McCain’s flphD is dreas lip either IT ltw are Iiouim) to drop anil and twnibera have l»een doing MtCam Bulls His U * ii eMta will stay hi«h. The net in- since Ke took oveT command " f Jn hia office. McCulil worked K ,J cornea will go to lull." this carrier force. lAixon and In alilt tah-eve* mid it was not un­ Farmara should nlan on a four- Formosa, in particular, have been usual -to see lulu with feet on point program, Mid Dean MyeA worked over by the carrlcr-bo »e<l the desk. The hill'll of rolling The plaifonn folluws: * planes. hts own cigtin Di ■ left llu marks Earned Ills Wlnse A t al I— Plan ef/kieney of produetlon on the tubxii ■' Mil* red rnrpet. The <11-year old McCain J» « . Met'am call- m"*l everybody *o assure vjrlor*S— Kee|> the fann debt at a trmpesluoiui flihtiitjg• man, »•>" "Min-" **XX’hat’s mi you inlnd son!’* at M) decided he vrented wings «"d he mice aaked II. Adm. Itnlply — 9 ^ - A w f d appcolatlofl. eal-eclalfi) get them at Cl. Hr left a high Uavlson. -lie likes In liilerrugate post In Washington— dr...... relUrilillK f|iel*i llllllpelf 11(0 pilot .chief, naval operations for air will i op"! 1 t .1 him 11rectiy from to return to Ibc wsr-tone. the flight deck and his greeting Now. In hard-striking raids Will Ih-, "Well. son. did you give v V suppoTtlne the Philippines cam- ’em hell?" lgn. McCain Is getting the MrCttijt (h i * IKuril ul Tcoc In WTT - snee to <lo many things he u>l< Mis* Isaippi’s Cumdl ruunty wheru / rocaled from his Washington a brother still livru. A lter omf year at the University of Missis­ Aggressive in tactics, tho ear­ sippi. he entered the U.H. Navsl ■■ f lier commander ha* said h i*l A>adenfy, graduqling in 1000. powerful forte.can "g o anywhere During World War I. MeCeln I i ■'; . -*L ill the world-” lie hsi long uyg'vl served while on the old eraser the building up e f . fJjfhUr-lKmlt- Sin Dlegoj anlirncd to earort f a « l "b e l’e have Pterr flg h u p jl iltvoys. The ship was sunk July J ii U|» t e ; a ,V u . y ' demands. T lt c ' F*F llellcnj ‘ 1018— a ’few orcka after Lt. hter, he contends, can homh, Jr. McCain had been trpns* fa ami tUtl loot after any vd to Die Jlurcau o f Navlga' interceptors, i Fj. Hia slkccHInc ycari were nunIdol between ship and shore Ific in lions. IU4 lie Drmllllsriird Guam In . 1031 a* commander cf th# iinnlftnn rtilp, Nitru, hr stimpa l tiilam and removed the, -4 * Y lIL **fl f l l 'U i t tlAI"II5T « til lltM A*.* -aI Nlulli HL Kit M % 1 r-aJT**'.! 1‘rtAtcMP p a g e f TV'amTK I lie I*<tBl s led l hr iitturkT Me id to waa J m lnl* {1 ' ’ f ' 1 i i , . s 'tf W||tI* th »J tlilim r di*, id fit jiiu r W oui iui M »c i* l urm.D , h, hri f„., hy S jhI lh tor pniUcjpaoon in , >i> r .t^. .,n,i toai h .ji Orer* rrt i to die it n hi. K v\ n*< apiurr ajiliirr Perhnpi Konrv’i trn-nte*! hloa,* t M .ir.lm l Ivnti S ic ("Hi n th i IS A XI l i l l . l r Srim ul II utf A. VI- Xt»*fii'iHi IV utRiilp, p. xl 1.01 A. M.‘ • at*, I*. XI, i ‘ In Julian i.[iJ<,.iU‘L A Ifl!;lM f A. l » r r « r t i l » f f l o t P . I t. P r a r n r X lt c t ln s WwJ. U r u u h r iA n l u m e n SanlunJ AiMiur a Si» t» * itl ii StreaL V, II. i; runHi min, Min l blit. oatatt*f» n r co u lt*f. 1‘au I Yale*. ru(gr. t. i*. H Al' N dtt» I d* I uif > WeiineJhlat HoUj Aveitut ftt Firtti W r o L - ip * ' ■ F L O R ID A itorrilo* Service. U *v A IV XI. F i o p U ’b U v e u tr . * v . o 4 » ) B ih u g *. M u r n lt ir A f o r A i p , B A N FORD. Mar.sfial Ivan Konev Leads t^kraine Army Vouue People. ( 2t »* t n rn cn IIE R A I.D , Til It CIICMt ai OF t*ot> Clench a and Him AvenuM flee. W. C. Ilglreeih. iMtlor SumUf JScluml. If to A Vi, Y ‘ >UH|£ P r o p K * I"*- XI Mud d a y M i h i S m i . «. % o f KIIA.SK J. Hrjjon, DD. I 'M l v iS tm cn for KuwUj— A- XL—SmudAf I II At A XI M o r i l « BtrUc^. S A N F O R t) 1 THU m l 111 II OK unit if I i Taxpayers A re Urgud To File Their Form W -2 W ith Revehue Bureau Soon iFarm ers W arned iTo Avoid Orgy Of !C r e d i t Expansion I Revival m&z: : ■aeruM. ‘ If. » i»e lu huj huMh t*u«ir(lk< hffnrr 1hr a i I iin I Jim! fur ibrm ftfltrw br fin h f Ihr rffrrlhfitrnn nf hnrttr mnfif a I inn ollrfi dr priiiU iiTMtfi ih* ahihlx (n Im Iflji trrALniriil nf illarwi 111 ntavi(l) M«*r* Wlnlrr'i ut (lekh InnIf •» » ) Ii) rhecMn* lam mrtllruir rhr«t lUpyllrp aiaiiiAl t|ic»r Irlrd nm) rov rn rrllrfn and dnil) enllh nrnb Mnkr ■ not*of tiiuf limit* (hrn nvnrk R up waiintk at «uir W I N T L H sSALfc! M ID Adm iral McCain Leads Task Force ioV' In Form osa Raids S1.25 SSS Tunic 99c 10c C'uHtorin :ilc A4*p Jfr re #«*• Lake Monroe i 7 J, W. IVEY, Pastor m- — The B A S IC ’ a i* =a=?= ,1■■ MIIXUJ ............ . ■I' £ ; c. c. J r*w‘ t'tsty ' T ** ■*< FORMULA Every prrnrrlpU«»n brought U up Is compounded on this basic formul*—‘Ti-* hllhegt qual­ ity Ingredient* romb|i'ei) wlli) palnNt,klni care *nd prrrtalon. ve «— quality, skill and accur­ acy, are the stand aril rules In ’ odr Prescription Department. They arc ronstaitl—tnvlf>|ehlc ' —the 6» sic euacnllpl, of a truly, professional prescription service, no matter what drugs may be called for by Uie phyM H b m ■ M f r g am F«b. 6 thrwwh Feb. 1$ 8l 0 0 P M. Vicks Vutrupul 39c .Ur I* rn•rN Cold Tablets ... 27c BOc Polidcnt ifle Swamp f<ooJ, Me $1.20 S.M.A*. TH# Olf HM SALTS 59c va 49c Pcrcomorphum 67c Baby Pow d..... 21c Sl.ae Krsn.l Hair T«nic S ib, B A T H CHURCH OF THE NAZARBNE 39c Ixition ,$1.39 ra* n««(H Maltose.......... 63c qr<?0Wiulsjp& .. %m. J l...... u*?»» .ninnietiv Conference. 1030. MrCaltt I*a9*3 A i«W st Furisme.'nie futlor mg • he Iwaihe skipper o f t’ <CAva^v SAN^O R c :.0P.I0A S d '^ ta S S ^ ’ mi j »* v < - a t.t«jf otott »H11W S T W IHS1U t rill a a a - j j a w m J f t i d u l . i i a ^ - . f <.l«ss7f aduiind. McCain taovpd s ii -*r i. ■** A, - ' �4 FRIDAY; FEBRUARY i!| 104 T fl E SANFORD' HERALD," RAN FORD, FLORIDA -•AOB F O U R nU> Sanford Herald lO a e h a . r t M l a t l a u " ■ * * e e tk -v s * f n t n M l t m a t i im w l b * ■US’* *■* • * r e s a le s ( i b J i « I U ba t i a r a r f I a * • I f t i a b i • < > f t ( l i l a | r a l M . ___ J F R IU A Y , FE B R U A R Y 2. 1*45 ’ U1BI.R VKRHE FOR TODAY IT W ILL PU t T o U ON YOUR M ETTLE AND BRING OUT TH E HEROIC IN YOU • AND ENNOBLE YOU: Biassed are ya when me ihall reproach you, an<! persecute you, and any all man­ ner of evil against you falialy for my sake.— Matt. 5:11. tJ 813 SlrtfiJa j I H cirR AC ETR SC K TG O im G "OUT ~OF' BUSINESS d$£unday i^*U if* fourth amtivfif.arv oi i Ik- Lilt) .»nii ttic event will i>c celebrated in Sanford at an «>|»on Iioomi* which will l>c held Sunday afternoon at the USO building, at a dance at the Armory Monday evening and at n birthday dinner TuoKtay-7Tfgb^n'hWr-vrM"b<,"giv7vr nr the-Mnyfair Hotel. Sanford has come to know the USO ns n most popular recreation center for service men of idl branches in this community where wholesome entertainment, dances, snacks, and so forth arc provided at nearly ail hours under compet­ ent HUpervfaion and proper chapcronage. Virtually throughout the world, wherever American boys have gone under the U.8. flag, to the tiny aio\)x of the Pacific, the cold.barren wastes of Alaska or Iceland, to the jungles of Burma or the deserts of Africa, nr to the battlefields of Europe, USO organizations and USO shows have gone with them to bolster their morale. Boh Hope, one of foremost USO entertainers, and pro­ bably the most popular with U S. servicemen, In an nppeal for the National War Fund In Tnmpa tin* other day, said of the USO which is financed by the National War Fund, 'T h e USO alone is enough to warrant 100 (arcent re­ sponse tQ.AjwwbinctL appeal.” "Kve seen the work that's been done through tin* contributions of the American people and I wish every­ one could get in a big plane nnd go around as we have. Then they'd see with their own eyes what happmess is brought to oOr men in uniform by only one of the agencies supported by their generosity". 'Then they'd hear laughs nnd see smiles on tin- faces of the boys who are mnking such tremendous sacrifices in living conditions, nnd yomuUmes, in lives". So heartiest congratulations to the USO on its fourth blrthdny! Its services are fully appreciated by the boys In uniform ami by those otf the home front as well. In The . tglnnlnr (From The Poetry Chap Book) Danish Underground Not creation but creating From nothing and by wools alone: Not the atatamenl hut the stating Sanctifies the carven atone And wing* with flnh the wither­ ed hone. H ARLAN UMAN8KY. The book business is booming in Denmark. Yet the best the dealers can expect is to get their money back, and they risk prison sentences or death. Ail such business !k underground. In this country of less than 4,000,000 people, more thnn a million hooks were published secretly in 1944. This word comes from the Danish Press Service in Stockholm. Editions of 20,000 copies are common. I.ike cigarets in th,> United States, l>ooks are sold "from under the counter" In regular cus­ tomers. The most isipulur items tire the sermons and |mems of Kuj Munk, who was murdered by the Ueslajsi >m New Year's, 1944. In demand also are Wendell Wilikie's "One World" and John Steinbeck's "The Moon It Down." Underground newspapers also flourish There are at least 3f>, one with a circulation of fto.ono, and there is great confidence in them. Naturally the Nazis hunt desper­ ately for these pn|>ers. Often Herman soldiers are ordered to empty till the mail (sixes in un entire district to trace an underground newspaper. ' Profits from these secret publications are used to finance more. Yet so conscientious arj- the pane* that, despite desperate need, they have even offered to set aside royalties for foreign authors whose works they have trans­ lated Such is the spirit that has kept Denmark alive under nearly five years of Nazi rule. Another good thing about the cigarette shortage, not nearly ■o many traeh haikeU are Iwlng eat on fire. We ere where Prank Hlnelrs has been ordered to report for another physical, lie's one fellow we'd like to see given something essential to do. - A person that la always look­ ing for trouble usually finds it.— Leesburg Commercial. Someone has said that "W e are our ow.t worst enemies." Owing to the coal shortage up ■North the OPA Is considering a now price Hating. By the lump, maybe.—Fort Myers News Press. Yeah, by the lump In the throat you gel when you run out. One good way to sac '.whether you \pmuld like* to havs^- Henry H ard er R od« Wallace In charge 6C the govern­ ment’* largest .financial lending agencies Is to gik yourself, I? The wonderful modern mattresses with the springs inyou had money to lend, whether aide have been no popular that It was with n start "that the you would biro Mr. Wallace to eye caught un ad the other day for "Slumber Hoards." They handle it for you. The Settfu J Herald points out that War Mbblllier Byrne* ordf re 68 degree tamperature* for all homes and public building* this winter. How In the world, Mr. Uumea, la Miami going to ret her tem­ perature down that lo w ! — Miami Post What! No sir conditioning* The United States contains on­ ly 6 per cent of the world’s pop­ ulation but our National Income before the war woe 26 per Cent of the world’e Income.— Titusville Star Advocate. Which Just goes to show, according to the com­ mie*, that our system o f governkt)d economic* should be changed to something new and untried. That old, old w y ln g :* "^ per* eon ie judged by the corapdny he keep*” W all right In a way, but in our opinion the man to be ad­ mired I* he who can aaaoctsU with any data and etlll be a gen­ tlemen and demand the reipect o f d e e e n t c 111ten*.— Leesburg Commercial, But sometime* a person te Judged not ho mud) by the company be keeps as the •’company he kc e ji m » f rom. ( Angelo Patrf, who write* .a newspaper column on cflJtd train­ ing which should-be read more frequently by people who her* children, laments tha fA public school*,- to thqaa high speed times, so tea lr lM flW Ii print, ( f t V tiF#y* fm!l swift eerawl that leaves appear to be merely wide boards, made probably of plywood, to be inserted between the mattress nnd spring, for those who find their beds too soft. It was Interesting not ho much for itself— for sleeping comfortably on hard beds or soft is largely a mnttcr of habit— an for the implication It seemed to provide of a change in h general point of view. Luxury was the word Jn the twenties after the last war There couldn’t be any­ thing too soft or comfortable for that period. During the depression anyone with a good bed of any sort, and a sound roof over it, wan thankful to have it and go from there. * Now there comes again, as in the early days, the at­ titude that thrift Is virtue and that a little hardness of life la good for body and soul both. People are surprised to find that plain living never hurt anyone. If to the plain, living can be utided thnt high thinking which accompanied it ns an idenl of the American nine­ teenth century, it might be found that a little austerity for the body, together with a good hook and a bit of hard thought for the mind to grow strong on, can lead to a beauty of soul hot yet commonly experienced. THE BROWN OUT FLORIDA TIMER-UNION Jacksonville end other Florida cltle* today will Join with th* remainder of the Nation In a "brown out” that will he remi­ niscent o f th* early' days o f the war when "black out*" and “ dimonto" were tha rule along Amer­ ica'* ooaet line*, < . ; "Black euta" and “ dim . out*" W«re home-front defensive, meas­ ure*, but as the Uda of conflict changed from th* defensive to been uicd to generate th* power to light millions on million* of outdoor llghte throughout tha country will be put to work In producing supplies and equipment with which to.hasten defeat o f tl. > enemy. The need for conservation o f fuel le apparent, so there thould be few violation* of the new Federal regulation*. Just In case, though, heavy penalties are In store for -those who dinregard thin latest effort to bring the home front closer to the battle J O IN llu - M A R C H O F ' D i n i E S t ! — SERVICE 30c ADMISSION 40c TODAY and SATURDAY! WASHINGTON Report By HELEN EHSARY Central Press Columnist « ASHING TON—you may pass fcctlvely presented these on ns your own. You will— Vandenberg s t i a newspaper If you’re a true Washingtonian, 'man before he went Into ikjIIAdtn. Jonas 11. Jmgram, eom- ties lie was editor and publishmander in chief of the Atlantic Or of the Grand Rapiila Herald fleet who has twice warned In Especially was he the editor of n clear voice against the danger the Grand llaplds Herald. Indeed of rohomb attacks on this coun- he wrote the entire editorial try. Is one of the most popular pes* himself. Said It was easier offleera In the Navy. "Every- Ui«l way to express the otllcy body likes Jonas," his colleagues nf his paper, say. "H e Is the most enthusiastic , The Vandenberg foreign polity fellow you ever knew. Used to he speech, one of the best address coach of the Academy football d* heard in the Capitol In veers, tram. And how he could wbljl f , , .typed out.at Juiuio un a bet. the boys Op to go after the tiered old typewriter, not once, Arm y!" • not wtlce, but three time*. The Jonas Isn't necessary to odd the final draft was full of those hiIngram In Navy conversation) Is torrllnlng* end scratches out that a big fellow with a big voice, moke writer* so unpopular with When as a captain he gave orders printer*. Only this time It * « « from tha bridge his hi* voice in* mlmeographer who hed to cop, lioomad so loud It could be heap) wKh the author's struggle fur over almost, the length and perfection. hreadth of tha ahlp. ‘ Don’t bother TW O CHEERFUL CHINESE with tha brldga phone, Jonas," TALER: someona below deck advised him. . Th* Chinese of the lower class We can hear every word you simple at children. If some ssy without it. 'of. them do wander o ff to their A good Jonas Ingram story enemies* side It is because thev tells of his conversation with quite naturally go where the • .vill Josephus Daniels, then secretary receive the best treatment. A of the Navy and none to well friend In Chungking reporte that liked at the Instant because of hebeard a young Chinese soldiet hit rigid Umperence attitude, gay: Secretary Daniels wore hit hair , -Those American, they are i” * statesmanlike bob. Said wonderful people.* Why they feed Jonas, then probably a lieutenant ^ n t They feed you every day! commander! And all they ask you to do Is to " I f you were really a member fight I" of the Navy, Mr. Secretary, we'd General Joeeoh flUllwall, re cut your helrl” <tJHly ^ l u d fnm u,* command "So you want to cut my hair," of the United Slates troops In replied Danltle, eye* twinkling. Chine, says tha men driving the "Well, that's mighty considerate bulldoxar* are a bravo lot. On of you. Moat people want to cut one push through a Chinese my throat.” , forest the man at the wheel of T H A T GREAT FOREIGN POL- a certain bulldotrr had been layICY SPEECH o f Senator Arthur, InA low tree* and flattening out Vandenberg was not hashed out roeke far a half a day or so, with the aid o f f a. _ghost ...... writer., ..... ... j "This euro I* ona swell mockThe senator from Michigan wrote I ln»j " he grinned at the general etch brilliant eentence, edited It, i thr irbugh sweat and grime. "Look end tolled over word* and phrase*’ ’i t. Iitl Armor front and. nock. And Just ae anybody with Idee* must all1 around everywhere. \yhy. toll If those idea* art to be ef- *tn moral, nothing stick* out hut mv heed." Feeding thr Chinese !iv <iirplnne is ono of the mlrerlc* of the war in the fnr en»t Many kinds c.f fund, tnrltidlng egg* nrc carried across the enemy lines and dropped by parachute. Rice is let out in nrolrrtrd bag* that fall of their own weight. Even this rnsnnn that falls so generously from the American hrnven Is likely In lie inadequate for the millions that swarm China. duett By PAUL WHITEMAN and ORCHESTRA TEXAS R A N G E R S "RETURN OF THE texah r a n g e r s '" The SUNDAY Mnrgsret t ‘ u I k i n Hnnninv, American novelist, bus been nbroad at th, nuthn-nk of three wars—In London in IUI4; In Ren Sctnif, linn at the commenrcmeil of the Spanish Revolution; in Forbs fur tha first mobilisation-in MONDAY A SOUTH SKA EYEFUL! *11 * ",= .1 * 0 0 0 hit* t-HSjO Nil RAIN' NO SNOW! 1 0 .1 0 . NO TAXES! NO RATION8I HUT l.OTS AND LOTS OF GORGEOUS GIRI-S! T h , Army movrs part of its gasoline supplies In portable tanks made of canvas over rigid plywood frames. ~■» .— -j. .it, f— a*, f ADJUST FOR. vtfUSTlKNCnt — 1L -x— ^ ' _ ** fiOkA PS R F F Trftr M TfatUACT OUtTHCAtUtf itrroaccACT wAirrntAWtf i *: ■/ letrottM C T i t a promised once L« « • Graves, r>hnw.Vr.'j : VrAltSsefcllljSWn . <f V. ?! radio equipment factored for the macetime. x- -jfij 5ir >SI 3# Rafrmhimg far TrwnMtUm Deqre N IW A C C E N T S O N A U & T I U I D R IS S IS Printed Jersey* are Ideal transition PHONE 475 •' rat ,* * ' Vt i .*r ♦' 8EMIN0LE CO C . D t* Chi UNDRY CO. ’ * �-v~ F l t l D r t Y . 'f E U I t U A f l ^ M B t M — 1Social Calendar ■ tail. £rtnroM> utLUrttJ*. .j^cixoni)..,n.osn)a 2j I in:, *Social A n d * Personal Activities IVIisH Jean Roberts Welcomed With Party M i)J u — P 1 i7 3 b e th I— P ip p iii W B c x u m c 'j — — R iitir — contUrUT until .TJature thirkepi. I Separate t g f Add -mail t m « n t I ct tbi t.3t r.i»t jre to the btattn Ol 1 Eri*l*»n J^hfle Stewart Cleveland, UsNU L -- - — — In an impressive candlelight ceremony Wednesday at twilight. Miss F.ljiabelh Pippin, daughter of Mrs. R.R. Pippin and the ipte Mr. Pippin became the bride of Fn*lgn Jeirc Stewart Cleveland, Unite,) Slater. Naval Kdverva, and son of Mr. and Mrs. GJ?. Cleveland of Cisco. Tex. at th# First Baptist Church. The Rev. W.P. Brooks, Jr. performed the ceremony. * the:. * J i ji ii -.t t , I in,* nor m lrt« , • * - * » ‘ Urring, fu( ub*’U( three minute. Remove from heat Add nftened gelatin , and vanilla ,-vifa,t r mil, ilien 1 lull in lefrigtiaior until mixlure begin* )»• eongral Heat egg ubite- until frothy. limit* Add CU,r ar ti rfinfinity itml niii1 In-fttinc .mlil miitiif*’ -lain!Ia in peak* Fold m^ruifcftif* mil* r,i»f fee* Hour into hakr*! tnri mutur. shrll* i hiii until firm To,, with whipped cream an«l Jecoratc with cb»p)>ed nntmeats, if availaide. To whip linn cream, try chtliittg ttwy-olii ctt-im uv freer ing (ray nr mccluinicnl rt-frlgcrulor until icc cii-u il- l-cgln to form. Whip i~v chilled bowl with chilled licntcr THe msld of honor’s Ixniquct » j i lie.) with gold ribbon (urt)iri our r>«i.g ,,ut tlie color motif Ilf Delia i'el In Della. Petite Do) tie Wil ham*, dad in a drear fnd.I,,root 10 H.e Mvlc of the bride- ilia id* ws< flower girl, carrying a t.a- ket tie,t with white and yellow riblwm and Wayne McCoy, in a white satin page-hoy Ciwltime. acted a, ring hearer. Mis* Jean Robert* of Hampton, Va., who is reputing in l.ak« Miss Mildred McIntyre ir. the Mary with her grandmother. guest of her uncle and aunt. Dr. a The American Legion Aindll- Mr*. J.D. Cochran, and finishing and Mrs. J. N. Tolar. ^ i r y will meet at the Legion Hut the school term as a student at Seminole High School was honor­ at 8:00 P. M. Itnlph Tolar ha* arrived from Comdr Jnnies Slincy was I- ■■1 ed Tuesday evrnlng at a welcome Richmond, Va, to visit his pat­ TUESDAY M m . Y,van* McCoy, organist, man and u-dinri- were l.ieut. 1 >g 1 party given bv Mrs, John Miller en)*, Dr. and Mrs. J. ,H. Tolar. played a program of appropriate Git* King ami i.irut. tjgi /,ick The Alathean Class of the First at her home on Holly Avenue. of Fn-igo music Including "Ah, Hughes, comrades The honoroo was given "The Word hsj been received that nuptial ^Baptist Church will hove Its key to Sanford” as a souvenier. Pfc. John W. (Jacic> iRobson Sweet Mystery of Life” "Liehes- Cleveland in the PacifA Thi «ier liusinra* and surinl meeting in and was greeted with the words has arrived safely at a station in traum". “ Indian Love Call" and of Uiwratmns. Ihe traditional wedding marches. the church untie* at 8:00 P. M., "Welcome Jean” which were dis­ the South Pacific. A reception followed Ihe w e l­ Amared. but pleasantly -u. are ship wrecked sailors Eddie BrarPreceding the ceremony J.AJ. ding si the bride's home which Many of York** iheaUr^ with Mrs. H. R. Heck, Mr*. P. F, played in red. white and blue sang Edward wa« deeornle,! with quanlilie ,,f l.en and till Lit mb lo find none other than Dorothy [.amour in her lo d a y o re n d i r t o f a U*fh w n lu r j* Major and Mrs. Nelson C. Zook S t i n e c n i p e r across the langth of the mantle. \Vhigh run, Mra. Murray Jnrvls, An arrangement of red, white of Biloxi, Mis*, an expected to Grelg’s “ Ich Liebe Dlch" and *wee( p»as, fern*. Herrne camel mn„t Ietching -along, ir, lining on their bench ill Paramouiit’e ru v lv ftl o f It a lia n t h e n tr ic u i in t e ­ Mrs. N, W. Short and G. Barker and blue (lowers on llir dining spend the week-end in Sanford “ Uacau.se" by de’IIatvi-U. The lias. F 1irlc 1hett.ini Cuinellin- and tec hi 1icedor f iliimii-iciii, "Haiuieiw l-.|arnl1" which cum*" to thr Hit* r io r s o v e rla d e n u l i h ^ o ld arid hoaitiiea. church aisles and altar were snapdragon*. A three-tiered wed Theatre Sunday and Moiolay table and streamers hanging from with Mr. and Mr*. E. D. Price. filufth. The Diuighters of Wealey Clan the rhandtliera gave o patriotic covered with while and the vov»» dinr rake centered the ham) >t of the First Methodist Church atmosphere which was rafrird Mrs. Allow 'by the couple before table and the couple cut K with ,u In the Ihtli eenturv nil (*reek m um p e rm it , lo s e i v r i»#»ih *ou spend the week-end in Miamr an arch' of candlrlahru --‘ will have Its social and business throughout ihe party. holding antniue -.liver rake knife brlotu I whirh auled xirnt i m ttifh i p a rty* w il li aefon wire mud in clin e in the church nunc* „at , Several gamrs were ntaved with her husband who is sla burning white tapers. The altar ilw b> Mrs. Il.t . Du Bose mu* r•f M o th e r's frin n U - n f f ir in t - fiM smindiniT diMifir <1 ami i-firried 8:00 wa* hanked with native palm* and M., with Mrs. -d. H. wj|j, Louise Clark and Caroline tinned there with the Nnvy. The weiWing party and Msin n nt uiich end r«f I lie t it hie. liv dhilo&rue to the fiifllie-it rear hr • ^Smith’s group us hostesses. tree ferns, white gladioli, *»ntia, I* * winning priie*. A* favors M ire t *a Itiiivt* th*' ruffe** <tri**|Tf of %a>l civic un 0*1Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Uoltger camellias and sna|>dragnn>. A r­ Piuprn. wraritig a Fuchsia r r e ' from the hostess, each guest re dinner dress with a gold studded MONDAY n'id ii r*"vh. and Ihe tm freshly celvrd a small address hook. I and their son. Craig, recently at- rangements of these flower* and hs It «nd a sllouldrr corsage ol • nintle u i in t e rv u lh . w ith p le n ty o f rere distributed in. uni,he ' h,,nl1 c?nc* f ‘ nt ,h lighted candles were placed on 1'iirple Down Camellias, received1 Circles of the W.S.C.S. of thi These were T h e autninohile vpevd jeeijnl in hot M.aU*i H o se b y nnd b oth *ea*on presented by the livii the organ, Baptistry and chair the guest*., 1yOd \Mi*» o,n* m i!r in r»fi ? First Methodist Church will meet que manner, in which each guest rfe tim nn d Ictivon In m eet v n r v Music. A » * o c la tlq a ^ o f^ O t i a g ^ j ^ » loft. had to “ work" fo r her reward. at 3:00 P. M., as follows: The bride’s book w *) kejd hv m jf In*ten. Refreshments nf cherry ice The bride, given in marriage Mr, J.J. Itollv and Mis < an,, ^ .'Ir tlo One. with Mr*. J. F. Me* thi y#»nii'K piit 1y tlieti* mnsl Triemi* oT-l.ieuL John H Po|>e, ^ Cleliand, Sr., HDD French Ave. rfeam shd blue frotted cun cakes son of Mr. and Mr*. II.B. Pop*, t.y Dr, ti.S. Selman, wore a Erhols, Mr*. L.F. Boyle, Mthe » %r»V l a \ rinr hf*M > l H e r fotrt* were served by Mrs. Miller as­ will he interested to learn His traditional wedding dress of Rul*ert A. William-, Mr* John ptdi - t ii ti hr filled with ^nilv Duchess satin fashioned with Ivej Circle Two, with Mr*. B. B. Crum­ sisted by Mis* Christine StcudenMr*. A J Peterson, Mrs Colored candle In mulrh the i'lin present address l*: ASN 0-M7f>62, ley, 120 West Sixteenth Street. mire and Jtanne Lane Miller. die* i*i the tr*a tnMr Von can APO 412, c io J’ailmastcr, New Bishop sleeves ending In polnla ,M H. Smith, Mrs. Robert it il Circle Three, with • Mrs. M. L. I Thlse invited were the hnr opT, over her wrists. The neckline ner ins neraiinc u,„,. » i _ i . ItH\a a Ln^e nnd *•m»«*v enke. hut — Wright, 718 Magnolia Avnitie. i the Mlsaes Nancy William*, Nor Yerk. N.Y. Sweetheart ttyle artff W f l ^ ^ e n d c h i r e -v ,»n i 11 t * - m h h ii* I \!i*se( Oleda Dyson, KHral-eth (Circle Four, with Mr-. Fred W ll-I mo Jean Sayer. rakiiUne l^e. full skirt terminated ig a long ton I jeirl Constantine D. Irettol son, 11)00 Sanfnrii Avenue |Isda I^c. I.illyan Boy]*, Ionise ski, son ot Fapt. and Mrs. C l. train Her white illusion veil Ml, igharri and Jrnir Durden t o f f e r ( hiff*Nn Pur f*» . . s h u c u iu v I Clark, Phyllis Allen. Joanne WII- DrWolski was promoted to the fell in three tiers from n tiara of sislrj in entertaining the gm-sts 11 hiMi -l tut til'* Mr- I ’ lev rli, ml clnivc foi ',rl W ED SFJilM l llarns, Emily Matthew*. Irma rank <>f First IJcuti-nant on Jan. 1.11V of the Valley arid orange , rr^ -*' I t.dde pirtOI j r l il . rI Barbara Chapman, 15. He is the pilot of n B 17 in blossoms. She curried an Ar­ wedding tri|i u ■lltp blue birring " A Day With Out State Of- Matthew*,. l . l t li p* i i dd f I o u r hi rv. rangement o f white alba super- Irorie lared suit with u fur felt Dcerr" will be the thenu ol the Georgia Hutchins, Viola Alex­ tin- European theater. ed c o ffe e b.y camellias centered with two hat and brown accessories Hn i Abusintar. luncheon program plan- ander. Jean Bolder, Jane-Cnch* l nhlr upokiii** ! I**ur nan Cleveland with his bride ( y|r, q . T. Pearson vislled hei white Catleleya orchids -ihaped tied by the Fine Art* Ikepart- ran, Gloria Darnplrr. Myra Ann i 1 I t**ti«po«in lift will report to Jacksonville n/tei of a I) e ) t ■ ment ol the Woman's Out at Southward. K illy Odham. rat )m,hand in Charleston, S. C. fur in thr form I h t r n f | on ft r rtrillion this week. Mr, Pear- Delta Delta crescent, the symbol spending sometime in Dsvtoiin , 12:30 V. M. Mrs. W. A. U-svitt Anderson, Joyce Goodtpeed and B fcw I t u p inillled i v n i p (d nrW t ltr*ch, Texas and New Orleans i m,n suffered a serious knee its- of her' aorority at college. U sponsor and Mrs. IL- W. Good- Imogen* McArthur. - rtft!* Am m ii? th** n u l* o f •tow n IHJi Ms snoed, Mr*. J. N. Gillon, Mr*. jury in the Navy vnrd last week. Mis* Gladys Pippin wa* maid nr^^i-nl w r r v H r I i m t|RHin vnitillu e x l r n r t W S. V llr .t 0. A. Stine. Mrs. J Courier Ill- address is Ward II I, Naval of honor and the Mis* •s Pegtr I tti blewpoon** -*i^nr Iire%iil<*rt f o f S lH * o n U n it f t > il> Hospital, Navy Yard, 8. t. Vnnd Mra. J. A. Voting will I* Pippin ami Shirley Echols were a ruj M rs. A llf n . 1 J * up c ie m n lo p t io n a ll Minn 1‘ ilM l* hostess bridesmaids. The attendants wore r i t*«lip VI m»|l*t»e®l r 11111It R l * Mrs. A- R- Key and Mist Ends- paftrl blue gowns with full Hf»rn of t h r Stfl.w uii f m i.lt > l tli 1Ht'l ll'IIH 11 l l i r M.w t ill b ln 1*t n i" Kv i* lv » Cotnplimenling ihe Misse, Nan­ lev Meisch left loday lor Miami skirls, bracelet length sleeves ami V\ j 1L« t Ir is .)!!* * h n n*r win |H •* . ' . t l f l ’l ^ I t ' i*i y '(*!at in h i cy Rmssetter, Eileen llrsgg, Vera 1. ut lend r two-day State con long filled bottlers trimmed with / Bf»e*H 141 ,.! 111," 1 o b i 1 flu*' 1 ■ >i (, ti 11,4* \ m)*r"w*-, | { n th *.*r ;i n Liwlgc and Elisabeth Pippin, alt li-n-iirr of l)ic Children of the row- nf blur covered buttons 1 * r *i (*r i 1* K ic k m uii X i r if 111 ii Mr 1---Mil tint • 11. n a fi i s•ri .n .t bride* elect. Mrs Voile A Wll- Ri volution, nt wlilch Mrs Igiuisc They wore Juliet raps adorned N 'HIP H illy i n k , *\.M f ,■ •M‘l ) 11n>* i »>bl *>“ *1’ Ml lin k i Miu r Printed In dig T jp * llams entertame,i with a lea at Mosel) Heaton, national pre-i- with plumes and carried crescent l r | Jt ’ \ * W m11*4 itn* JrM n K ic k *' 'III X I *•l’ s.ftialift 11i Wr n<luit ilrtii, will he honor guest. *..f1 \.M xt . ti 4 ...» *7n t ti.* shapes) arrangements ,.f I.lll •atf$ o r.rMl V * IA t f-1 ' f it,* I t 1« Mrs. Frank Richards wa- her home on Magnolia Avenue „ S*s-|. 'h friends of Elinor Y Igin-iqiltst camellias Uni with yellow ribbon, Ml cleeled president of the Service on Wednesday afternoon between I tkl and (MM) o’rlock. will rovrel to learn thai hi ir Wfvca’ Club at a meeting Wed In the living room of Mrs conflnod to St. Vincent llostiltai neadnv evening in the Library 0 o f the USD Cluh. which Mr*. Williains' homr. where the re in Jacksonville where he will on HINTH TO HOUHEW IVM treatment fol several George Karadciuo*, Incumbent ceivmg line was formed. Iirgt ,)erg baskets of while gladioli and snap- w,.,.k* His daughter. Miss Irene president, conducted Weekly from Ilona DemooOther officers who were elect­ dragons and blue delphinium were .undipiist, is with him. atration Specialist*. AgaviNo ,1 vuliile ran Mi a f'a{j ed and will be installed at a placet! at vantage point*. In thi Hi HETTY CLARKE Tallahassee •f m i i r m l t i , u G e r m a n iii ih H i i ] dinner planned (or the near dining room, the table, overlaid Awwg*-t«tetl I'rr^R Uraut) Editor i-ipifium -lan*tv In finril nf uti# tif —future, are: Mrs Max Fundum, with «n Italian cut work cloth \ niur h a tiy 's iu n iy nK o u I i J \>v n ihe (f'.irvs tif «ri A mm ran tank f *%*r • vice president; Mrs Hurry Reid, was centcted with u crystal bowl l i v e r is b l o o d b u i i .h e r th in y .if K#uut> Hut hoYk H m iiy tilled with radiance roses and treasurer and Mrs. Frank llauer. The No. I food on thr blood- IMHI-w iltM*s I he po-T| htllr t vL' Humain. (irrinany. Signal l ‘ur|oa baby breath At one end of the secretery. builder list is liver Rich In the i rhnpped, r<»uirh rrd Milt* I'h ulo , ( I nt*rruStt«Tn<jl .S'tnjrulj^u a *» ) tulilc was placed n silver Coffee and ; udein Mfi', )*’*,'s ur li.jttui U* Since the trrnvrrer'' office i* m- service, presided over by Mrs Officers of the Sanford Naval irep cojiprr, f . . uniuia) , vseated recently, Mrs. Karademo* H,N. Sayer, while at the other Air Station and young ladle, of if'nll* needed for g .«d red Nil matter vbher yumr imhy vo a financini report and coi­ end was pLacfd n ailver lea ser­ g*nford enjoyeri an Informal ft) open blood, liver also I* a pond sou * v liliMH. rs AI.JII frl III a! mniw «»f I j i « i | r » ned dues. Mrs. llauer, acting vice with JfYf. Byron FoY podF- home, sponsored by the Recrea­ of vitamin A and the B vitamins, I On# *.nrl ui ilinthrr, / '» run secretary, made a report. The ing. A lovely arrangement of rrd tion Division of the l*efen*e and ever contain!, vitamin D. ] xrr tii ; fi I. ,f *<■11 will I’ulnt-fiec and compaiutivrlv ... . . cluh welcomed two new members. and white sweet peas svas rt* Council, at the Paii.h Hnuae lit i ll\l;|t*||| U ' l ' h C h e a p , pork and lamb liver or’* ”“ U ^ ...., f ’ ’ ” l,h Mm. Harry Held and Mrs. C. fleeted ift a large mirror ever the Thursiluv evening exiHniure lo the fit ment* 1*1 v -in \ Hs,m l u l l . ) j ‘ f ( - * I hmI Idilnr .. . ’ ..erl-Kl nmvU **« valuablr nutritionally an calf Parks. wn failuri to w rti^h dliifiei Hi mantel. l»KSt I t . . r • <hnf»' l . l Mrs. A vn " rl« h‘ |hIp,* ^ * ^ n«d and beef liver. In fact, pork live, Prior to election of officer*, Guest* were greeted at the door ovl the guests at ■» * mIf ) e*«l4e often contains double or more mild mthei i hnn *lrohtr x.dtil mript iflinr • M n . Bauer dl*cu**ed parllamentIf, twWfVrf , thr a .k in t urriltitiii Mrs. M. L. Wright hail charg* k« ep by Mr*. A J. Peterson and Mrs 1 i n I n * rn the iron of celf liver. “ ery requirement* for each officer of rafrrahmenls. Mrs I. l.yotil ta t>nr you alo n > i muUrMjml, D.IL Welch of Orlando. Asin pitted til Here are some Ups for pre ih tll UN KrM If» t fniMili vnur | y Oiinifer l hi-. In the club. 1i t1*, l nfi | siting in caring fo r the guests changed record* on the "Jook IKbl paring liver, whatever tha kind, Pftllitriciun Rcfre*hm*-nt* were served to were Mrs. R.A. Wllllsms, Mrs. box used for dancing. il trel■* coin-* Moa| ,, i ii Jir •‘ •i Mr*. Fundom, Mrs. Richards, C.D. Forrester, Mr*. R.F Cooper, Among those seen dancing so It will Im tender, tasty and pl#tely mil of hand ] inn,. [,.t n .r .’,.. i nourishing; Mra. Jo*. Goehl, Mm. na'ier. Mr* •h In ifi^ j Now rni'tvmlly, v* lien i iilil ilhul *-e*t I M Minarlk, Mrs. HU were; Lieu). S. Rennet and Mrs. Befor* cooking, remove skn wind* blow HmJ the tteam hrwi rnjrur«*d ilmt Mr*. L. Demaria. Mr*. Reid, Mi*. Hutchison, Mra. C.P. Herndon, Ben net, l.ieut. C. K Ell wood and i f. In* * til e 1 • Parka, Mrs. It. Washburn^, and Mr*. ii *.r W.E. Baker, Mr*. Joe Mr*. Ellwood, I.irut. It L. Phillips from pork or mature beof liver Ip on, r*reful l^nut v eurr rmiilnr | nnl t Tho skin I* less tough then and and Mrs Phillips, l.ieut. William Mm Karademn*. Ip PRgrnlial tei I hr I iunfi.ll n vhH Gonialei. Mrs. Mac Don, Mrs easier lo get off. Tender young nn the jfiMnl In.iks ..f »*rt> i ' t-»s| II. Stumf and Mrs Stuinf, Mrs. Richard Thompson nnd Miss A D. Williams, Jr and Urn Miss­ liver —-calf, lamh or hahy beef dl«r« and kiiider^ai im r * Nfnry Williams. due* not need skinning You can 4h**i.j • I m|*|mm| Approximately 160 guests csll es Jane Benson. Margar.-t Myers, usually For calf or tmhy liver, scalding Katherin Spencer, Joyce Whidddn, cd during the appointed tea hours cracked skjfi l*v luhi icitlintf th. Janet Anne Smith. Margaret (dipping in boiling water before nkln W011 hrltirt" taking yotn hahy wliuir ni •U.i I •>111' HI a t! h is unnecessary. For out In cold weather Spencer. Lulieia Gormly, iU r- cooking) mill i»wMMnitii’ guerlle Dunrsn, Dorothy Kodar, lamb, pork, or mature beef liver Wr mu ml, I’srtlf **■ * up f i i njLittle tot» who are inclined to Alice Gaypur, I’hylli* Sherman, that is to be broiled or aauterrd. chap will welc om e a hnhy lotion f Implr. b.,11 In * i’l U*A J*nit I Elliabelh Dyson, Marjorl# Jun* scalding generally Improves flav­ that will rlean*f and lubricate lAMf In rlailnii ni* >4rtiPH in I Burdick. Lucille Hall. Elltabelh or. Also, since |t help* “ get" the baby nkln One of the*r lotiom hf*r f JUil vtnr turn* MO, bl*iMO«. ing Juices, scalding make* liver easier Franklin. l* Ini* b»* n for the yimn^ei <»el in a frafe'cant, |hl1*t tint ' .f Ill-Mi the choir of the First Methodist Also F.nsip-iiv Homer Lxicke, to grfnrt or chop. pure whu*’ ernuUlfieii |.rn<tuct of f 11Aw 11. |), . .’ 1 1 l >* r^c Church, woe given by the Board J. D. McClurr, ll«rul<t H. iW j, “ thm’t overcook” is the primary of Stewards, in the Church An­ David Robert*, Frank Tookc, M. rule in liver cookery. High best con to inInr Ipitolin that Iuh fin fit hr r bit i w, wihi r11 %* to III- 1 nex Thursday evening, served by Taylor. Lav-erne Luther, Kenneth or long cooking easily (oughent •ntlftfpttr Mifi-nl pihlnt f«-f 1'itrn h o i . b^ .all in* un • a*, ( kA»" F. Mill ! llttb |«i till Mrs. E. A. l-nndenberg and Mr*. M. Luther, Rsy Mason, B. J. II. ltroli or saula young 1|ver onlv pfotaction It is «u oil*In-water thrm i* Ii* emulmon «>f hlirh n-fninJ mineral ) Th.Unit ..I 1' N. WhiUhurat. a*«l»t*d by MacDdnald. H. J Forsberg. N. E. Iqnr enough to t ile away thr ii|% A n*1 members of the Junior choir Clifford, V A Daley. F I- H«nL color. Like all pork, pork llvti oil which rlv**- full (ir ut ret Imi • irainst « hn(>t4iny and <hnf»nr nnd I | f!WI (in Those present were; Rev. nnd E Baum. Robert < Heck Ralpt should he thoroughly cooked. Th’ tillfmll tW A.’ Mrs. Joe A. Tolie, Mra. G. T. O. Titus. Ralj^h C Wisst, Ronnie flavor of pork or mature href permits baby's ckm in fumtitin normally Its tintiseptir inrfedieiti Bottgsr, vMrs. J. 1. McEwan, oikaL Lloyd Sime, Shellcv Croft, liver......... ! f tidtill a, i _ ...... will be more ...... delicate If ‘ (‘‘o m e in tod ay— tve hava Mr*. Burke Steele, Mr*. Janlo N. A. F. Clnrys, Dana S. ^ au®* i braised »itli vegetables, or «upnn\ t **!i oi mad* roducca tha danger nf «Win infreUomi hy inhahllinK thr growth of Shoemaker, Mr#, W . G. Fleming, Jr., W. E. Andrew* end^ A. R. fn|g B lt(w or |o tf_ fyri in )•rend mill 1 try ju s t w hn t you ncod fo r •urftce hact«riA, Mra. Z. B. Ratliff. Mr*. Berf Goes in I p e l hlllM Chapman, Mra. Kacar Prief, Mr*. THt way to ua * It during fold •»( Cor) Mo>. ’ h om e nnd ff*rd#Ji-----alng and Dr. If. Wad# •* t or very . Bebr'^ LaT Dip 1 pound allced h##f, lamb, Wtither la to begin with nn nil» * Rucker.. who may ' or pork liver In flour (th make OVer rubdnwn with the lotion t f- young * ‘ i- /, , ^ t * , aoch hath. The neck, rheeks, be alaillt to he mattli-d lull still It easier to hand!#). Cube ot BIRTHDAY PA RTY rt and bonds reed gentle nti- doesn’t bnvi* to gin- a thought t rsj once, sprinkle with lty table G. A. Edmond*, US Watt llcattons of lotion lieforo each her figure, mot' ct-dmrate , apoona flour and brown gently in Ninth S tm t, celebrating hi* freshmonl, i»<- i i i ' ni d) In order, lip Into thi cold. 3 tablespoons fat. Add VI cup birthday, waa honor p u l at a Perhaps om- of the advantages and serving them will give the I The Alalhean Class o f thi "aurnrioe" Jta r t » .Wednesday P in t BapUit Church hew • each chopped onion and green of this riu l for mother is that touch of ehvaiuo theso young papper, ' l Chopped garlic- elovr, evening flran for him bv Mra, th* I)»y " Par7 , 2H cup* tomatoes, 1Vi teaspoons Ihe lotion will give her hand* a l/irl» will loir Edmund* and a few friend*. Ra- "Spend Make niiidwiehes ■** elaliot.ite beauty treatment at the aama time i t the home of Mr*. Veil# WllfmhmanU of aandwkhe*. cako llama. In honor of Mr*. U Lyons, salt, dash of .pepper. Coster; alm10 mfnuto. Spread In 1After baby*# diaper hn* been an tho ingredient >><u lire able' and coffaa w trf.a a tw d and tho.* who t* leaving noon to m i l l her mcr rrenaad baking dish In aRernatc changed It ia a good idea to op- to buy will allow Cut soiqe slices preaant were: Mr*. Edmund* and both* ih Tampa. , layer# with 2 cup* cooked yioodles ply lotion to all the folds and pf bread into founds. Sfireqd j tha bonorea, Mr. and Mr*- J* u ereascs in the diaper art*. This them with, )u-rhup*. u -fish paste A t noon th# claaa enjoyed * Moor#, Mr! and Mra. Henry R e ­ cortrad dish luncheon and Mra, or apaghattl. Ton with 1 cup soft should help ward off irritations. or deviled meat nnd then "pipe'’ I r1 tail Mr. and Mra. Julian Renton F. E. Poll. prwId.nL . . r . l l r v breed crumb#. Dak. In hot oven k___ ’ jT - . T.v ^ Thi# akin rare that your baby them around th" edge with may­ and Mr. and Mra, J. M. Cameron. Lyon* a farewell Rift from par (400 degree F .) 13-20 minutes or onnaise squeezed from it rmstry until crumb* brown and mixture lube. A slice of stuffed olive in friends.' . . . . haat* through. Liver-noodle mixTh*. Republican party waa, Thoaa .present. th* tor# may alto be coolcod 10 min- mtrt, they have bean able to ob­ the center makes them look very | professional Ribbon sandwiches nf Phone.53 founded In 1MI. organising on honor ru**t, warai ^Mra. Bolij itaifu tain a fair portion of new equiptba baala o f opan oppoeltlon to Mra. William*, Mra. 9. t . Whigwhole wheat nnd while bread, Ptant daring the past 12 month* Six aerrtnjta, alartry eatenakm. r *'i Time wa# when manufacturer* separated by two kinds af cheese ham, Mra. W, C. Lytin, Mra. C. D. e to supply Florida spread, are pretty nnd delicious. h new i equipment by If you can get « fowl and cook R. lair cron* rot under the day before, some plain sliced' RU RAL.i teh W - - o f the new thicken sandwiches, cut into t(ia fear.allotted to other mom) shapes, will offer a *uba crop# were Ju»t be- itanllnl bit of food. Make a faw . . r la it year Florida ''clgarettaa" by rolling a stalk of watercr*** in breiyl which has been spread with a little mayosipalse. • All these aandwlche* can be Closely tufted ehenlllo beauties . . . authentic patafTfcngtd, * assorted, on aevtral •’ .Chicken nqd dumplings or Moot loaf plate*, and garnlsbed with tome (ad Utopaandi of Florida farterns! Washable, long-wenrinir, colorful! White 1 4to want to ahift to larger Mautfful big black olive* Jiitcml Muhed—potatoes h lnarf and les* mult* and betweep them, backgrounds with pretty pastel patterns and solid if apaco and aceoutyvfield F e u with sups ttl^ p J # tB e n U .^ u t becaufo - -It's *nice, ' 1 #“ / e w i #. * ‘ = -J***- ' FH ID Ar Mrs. V.A. Williams Honors Brides - Elect! ADS ARE NEWS Mrs. Frank Richards •To Lead Service Club Protect Bully’s vSkin With Proper Lotions Open HoUReSponHored By DefenHe Council Dress Up Your Bedroom! C HARDWARE Methodist Choir Is Honored A t Dinner 7 te e c h CHECK YOUR SUPPLIES NOW! Alathean Class Has , Party .Fr Me mbe r Roofing v • Screen Doora1 • Fruit Jars K & • Pyrex Ware * • Garden Hose Hill Hardware Co.- • Hi Deep-pile Chenilles! SUNDAY DINNER M ENU Palmetto Cafe, 105 Palmetto Avenue 1 3 ’ 5 ~ 1 6 75- 1 9 75 . Cabbage............... ■T srHlutaa*4 aubt^nl# ' ; 'e." ' e ' kjrs Squuh ate* . Lettuce and tomato salad or fruit salad uIJKJT*, ' Pumpkin pi* SATUHRDAY . /. N- Hob*an, Mora than 3 ,200 A fferen t akaa of ear* hara been manor c tuned la th# United fiU U i r * I^ S I ^ J V . - V.« iRnpotiibla for anythin# liRo Who wanted I*rear machine* Implement* to o b U lp ih M .S ao It seems that a w n In I Florid* farmer* will need check orer and repair erery machine they can poaslbly r in operation, and to ahare ja a s jfS .g a a a g ~ mor, Rirl receives a t ’ jour idj npw will aave andlm work urban ah# ‘ reach** that teen-akc beauty interest stage. I l f ah* arow* up learning that b e s ty is a duty it wiD coma.d aacond. na­ ture to her to keep h «r * * lf. look­ ing lorely ** abe grow* older. Rba w illlim i- U o , that tbo effort K white; , »' SANFOKD ■ >■ �/ \ I £5 5*TP ' • . P A d fi S tX /'• • ' • the B A W tn ftn itE T iA ia j. B A tfro n D , F ib f n b A U . $ , I U * W W » g -H e a y y Fines A re Dr. H enry H anson bnpoued- A fft r h is ^ R e p ffi^ thr W ork .... .. • U p* L o c a l________n Gam bling 01 H ealth B oard . .I , . ____ ____ Our fettle Duty jo u r tit f !* mode in one h a r m o n y lilt Hi ur.l :ni r»fntl ‘flea r? u r inf-.i.-inr.* w llb SOjUND rom ptfllcA. U p o n ill is m t i d fo u n d a tio n , bar tiuslucM was b u ilt jm H .J A M E S Lear Says (LOW, IfctVc feEurojpc UT = r . . . v : . . , '^ '= a » c 203 M DSCH 0L0& , r*j'irieriicd if(,i,iU c^*r*pir<| hj- Si fht* ncjrruoi rharitrd urjlli 'am li. •Slflte Urnllli "Offlrer, dot Ime. liiw. it JO th* lace «o» f hun­ ^ . _ m i_ II_isJ F n d iy , .' Jnn. r v i, irhl?n i / , nwiek v v n t(hat n i t k Iin I I i i f h in City Court In a total of Skin txumidcO wartime demumla upon in fines ar d rjtj In 'et»U(., 'T The * the iho u-ell-h.-ipjf of the Stpte, towp* S t e - w f o X u f r u f r v nrthieit were llorhoo Kin*, J. fr |r,jJ with Uic handicap o f hravy Kiilllnu._ A le* .Milthell, Alien H i'..|riii . runtiwd turn ver, the 3tate cliell ami Jim Mrtirlff. |Ilunid of Health hat atendfanly 1‘AKIS, Kill, e! dPJ-A num. White carts ami rharjrea. w ere:; met its icupciuihilltica. o f ‘piurtf* W o f l.i«n no* tui »n]K in .Um r nrm i of the KutopwrrVwm- C, T. Olbhr, clnsiK.sI with m k - i l*tir.the health o f the Slato durnftqrptlonv nrr Ik Inc ro- leu drivlnjr’. aJd with heirj* (j |dur thn i.lul y iw . ad 'ocli - 1 “ l l li luiBotaildr. fur inc in cite •»w il thin tho Infantry hit ami run driver, $»U i.uqd ,. H-'fltf for rninhnt flptv, trented oil each tlmr^t.'; 0. L. llie mtfviUoa o! each o f trur Llimt: Uorrrnl Hen f^ar, do|Mit/ Miinny, ilnml.rdRenji, f i t ixi-.d kujresur in the short ivleuse, hut eatnated; J. !>. ;>rlKBt»ni. tlrirlt e«rh Is fanii:; nml gi.tduully own* cpmmAfwii hyrn rwcpllv. The " men « r r .!«•• and tlworderly. $1C liotvl eitreet. tVoBlnf* probicm.t made acute by Irilt rqiljlccil l>v “ limited ncrriec ml! OcraUi Dunn Louckf. di*. vurtftiW innditions,” he said. Uno of the jn ir.t outsidn tin* nrdctly ctniilncL *10 (me: (Jlorj. nleli" liinl hy Frrii-h rlvlli.in*. Tdnrr limn 15,(Oil imm nl|f,n*ly Jr.nc , illMirdVrly - rtuul.n l, *L'] trvrcca Itaa byon dui n m rgen iy have h.Yli felriilcd fuf rrlttflhfHfr fine.; y . M, Fu*U)>li drutkctines*. muUnud nod infuiil tu ri mo* nml mi,re *111 fnllm. thrni, tlxi St! Lk.iiiI cktrrnUnlt CU ihIi! Allen jiiain ib'>iciivt for wives o f ser* i w l . M>fL V * arrived hqrfl n Corbitt. drutikeoUMf, * *1J bond vice tnen in Uw fo jr Jt w*r pay f»w dnyn pro to rlmrjrc ((( tuitrenUd; Bwide of, *2 each of jfiedcv, Morr than )t>,td>tV export* mpn t»my«r In the Kuroyl'ftfi thep- the fullottlrit *en> talrrnlpti on ant mothers uppllvd for the taro n dndylt* tfm chmrroi of traffic violntloi) or which Include* nrenuUl uulrucarrlial. Ue'OVortlino t;nr|ting; J, M. Hunter; linn, monthly cheek-up. d-*iiver> n M M d|d not confirm previous reports i 9- TJ* TluUfm. rv. J. (/arneron, J. and poxtpurteum examinations, inr | J- Foster, \V. A. Criffjq i,ip] lioutine checkups cud itamunica* llfftl up to 80 per ern* rfnf The the tifn* are uUt. Inclnltfl for '-be StrtJ- WaHhee Hell. scivice inro in the Ir.ir i veiittr ly would he re.sl re,it to the front So Nrjcto ease. were: Julia Mae labWa: up t-j une, y. ivr o t nitip rhi' division of V.'iicreul DU* M tt h - r.laMtUcaUaii in hnJemn. K u lm , ilnn.k n ;d disoiiU'rly, iUnn lecittdt , trjiula .fr f remoi*ed from their who u « » riu c t.lU i or 3U days; cine Oanlfvl njso played a rtb* Lotilre Tltumiij, ortsuli anil hat lunt part in the ijenlth <>T ih« pout*, uie k« iwini. said, The Slnte-w itli* '■ducationil ^ to adiih.l will lety, jr.l hiiml i*trv«Uid; jJhhw Mate. Luinpitigm i undue Ic l last year is iVlIllftth Jr., Jr.. burnt; Htf|utj' ,.T ..T' V . C T im i ci ieaktr tqr rtL MrMIllinn rnncedql ruitlimuJly to have ocoi: $fl) titrrated for miordorly w duel - and fur resbllns'* 'arree!; the iiiomI cfmpletu and Car-rcoehnltoinon, inf rat tested Inc campaign ever staged u-pinsi ClAtfiu't.' for loiu dUrlii*, had ♦rnienea "yo-. Vfh Uniiionl m-illt for )U ■site.. tn-lid u.v *>f umal be- n s. is iftie to tire ciMijie'rulinn at i.l. londltlell e cmijwea for men wlUi fitjhtlpc (•% Moiy Jann Hinton and the Mi'.ulu newsp.i|>:is. Laiftc pcncnct. hp mhk'd, a.iupf Ub nvior; .... Manr shut tor that) for (noh li mm d i|t Henrietta hln* wche each fined tt.tr ahu cooperative In the ven3 on tlini'Kr*’ of dburJtylv epu. il,|e. amUlilitfe »fhovi» it) tliw Vnitep IP nine weeks inljlrt duet; *2 bond wos crircaUd of (BalC|i,'IiiKM lp wi The IHirv.lU c f Sanitary EnUoiry Williams, rhaiifed wlth uinrrriivt was k) the swim, strugbe sui/iclrnt, no 4*Id. JimfillI cidiihasltw that rhl in ir a bicycle oo tho sidewalk, rliug aghinat the alrangling odd. Thl fcqi FJtuyi totalled T33'l and costs of lusufflclrtit personnel. No (irnrro l Pwlitht D. F.Uci a.uc niUrh fpiwwiied uvit t{ l i In court Monday, Jjth, 2ft. other Slaty IfuunJ of Health bur­ oed o f (101 ot llufus E.frto o f nll.hu men nml had dele­ eau ha* suffered from Qw drain­ gated to him soma of his duties hall, charged with druukao ... age of n i n i j putt i t U) the mill* respect Re raid that (hide Ing, was eatrrateil hy Judwe J» tery. dr from the Inshlltty tc ___ lMelkji ft) lupblle. 0. Sharon. Hand of lift of Mortice obtain properly trained imm ai ot Uia_ deficit the front w'ou bo Corrected, hut D, McArthur, chanted wjth drunk- this gkoup, . rout would that ioldlera' also ' w*)y ew'.wl1^ ennets, was ertreated, Virginia ImporUnt in last year's work Hi laKO A0«d rilrw ot W lr M|olp- l^isg and Louise FrosL charged mont. 'Proper training, hvipcctfbe) with vaiiianry, were llnod 31* was the cnrnPAiKD for more sani­ n'i.1 good itUeliilhu should rtihetly each' on chqigc* of drunkOAnoei tary condition* in school, lunch V. C, SUirphock's bond o f 111 icoins. A number of rcho'olr. for i iht *itpal>op. he sold. food handlers, nnilresses, :uckf, The irAcernl uivltf he was not t'U.« boys. dLihwashcn, and hariiianned by (he fuel thcie neru , ninny men in this theater absent mark et ux L I,. E. (icesltn, Jr, uiid.'m were spousurad in local mess- Fuw )iha»ei of -unltstlun wllhdut leave. ''Munv nf theae Bhei.hcid, James A. To Lewis havp been sn offeeteil during this will k« hack to dpty ” be ertW. M. l.oinlMit i-t ux. wartime sniergcnt-y n* the ' oohI •‘ Viiujih mot) are apt to wander Velno, Wurvej' <*t ux To Lenny serving Industry. liway.* IJtlt ineaiurw.' art hclnb Fuulkucr, I’nrt]cu|nrly has water supplv tnken to take rare of Ihem. too.1 Light fool, Harriet To Kohert ,,‘WBxe tmiDuent and disporn hambn-K ct, ux. Adams, Olangster To George di ioJ*piueiil cailrd fur time nir' »ff"rt. TJm vomliUoa luxs beet, Jones, Southern V n I csii Conference mute In soma areiJoiis becsun Asim.1 To Robert C, A I r T W y « f (he inflilx of (ho milltarv “ nd those following the iwrvlea Wilhelm. * ■* * ■ IJs’Cm! ■_k Gfnlnrk, Ellfa ' Tu CHarlotlc Tiilman. tt arrant) llreds Hull Claim Deeds Johnson, fl. (t. rt rlr K . K. To . Uolur, Una* ct n r Thomas To Jamed McCloud el ux. Fflirler, Jaijws L. ot ox To Walter J.. Cooper, ct ux. tVa.per, W(iM*r L- et n » . Howit tfoowky. ‘ J Moore, A, dll at. ux To Lultie Thomas BoUr *t.ux Bi-a. Meal Phlalg Mjurttagrs Gertrud*) Gravely, Clouts, C- 111 To Coitrnl Flo, M ailed, Warranty Deed* Vtlno, H^rvpy «t u* To Chnrllo Pro. Credit A»<mWn*hln>fton, Non* at u* To H. Ulark ot Fliat, Flunk Ta Eslrlln Vrliiu llqrt'ay t l ux To loieul Bloeli id lit, • Venio, lfarvejr *t, u* To HnltiO Heed. ,0 DeLand Deed. Model Land Co, To Uxprv Demi. (kmadpy, J. 1L *t nJ R';lr» 0< John W. Caiuiilay T o lV . M. Ja: 70 ANO 46 r,*y I .- GLASS AND MIRRORS T O lT ^ It'H O M E mwyt lil.A S S lili.S K 101*8 fed M iim o u u n t o p f o r DKKh h im ; T a 11 L K W LTH W A L L .M IRRO R •* * * " 1 ■> V ' WE OEfST^yfR MIRRORS * .. * Auto U BP- Glass Installed M t i t ( % R L D TOf* FOR L IV IN G R O O M TAULE Saoford Paint & Glass Co. FLETCHER B. MOLLS, 0*ntr 117 So. P A R K VHONJE 308 1 DODGE * PLYM O UTH t %* 1. . ;> Authorized Service. Genuine Parts Reels were first used bp low shoes m r«32. " * 1* at SEMINOLE CO UNTY MOTORS np$r Jioti or f. 10? P n lm ettn . R hone 1011 r u se u i ) 6 Cold Pitparatloos at dinctad » J 'SQ i . - . > - i iasW* (liw r r t ilaUr Foods Monte S a lt,. 4 10c Wi Ib. 10c lin w ln ll Juic? COFFEE t « jfl. M )i» m i r a i i u r I*m Cm No, 2 ID/zc ttwretlmsn Asplr VACUUM P A C K E R -Sauce... 17-oz. .. 14c Vlby^AK Ii3 c e ...............23c lirtftMftit? Tjp \ot»f llftlrf Coffrr I'.Velvo 2-lbs. "41c i M f m n U T»m»lo 23c Juice .. 46-oz. * e.O* F t * . - rtsaklra <Yan)B .. No. 2Vi 22c Monterey GRAPE JUICE PU N C H No Points! 2 5 c ^ l(ui|4ay,' Jjnmvy W -a - tiunily alert and nctlve with' n urcvriitlvi- piogram. Cftec-nndlns nrojeets hy means of the 3b inm. x-ray' unit have hoen c inducted in virtually every county In ••‘lorida. . A t present, with the aid «jf the v-rov unit fumlahed by Uta UdJ. Publle Health ^fcrvtee, an *-r*y turviy is bvl.'ur mn<le of alt de­ fence end industrial >forkrrv In die Ptflte.... ' _ ‘ ‘ ' ; t Seminole County CfiUrt Uccord ,. ,-T* men. Some of the c<mrounititr t M llt lt O R F I ) T O P F O R l i m ' L T W IT H W A L L M IR R O R f▼W**ft * f which lirv«l assiftjmce In aalcr »» t c r end whkli had anUUnce sewajre IraprOrirroeitW are Panama C lr r r —JacVmnvllle. Carr* hello. MarfBnnn, Fort Wnllon,- Miami nml Key W a t The Ttibereulosin Bureau. In- :d F U L L L E N G iH DOOR MIRRORS AY. rmtrAOv -.,* ■ms.i ~ ---------- ua M •» .'Itr, rf *TT* • 11 .......... ■ W .y 1 fn iT j G R E E N TpJ» T E X A S CARROTS «la d O re ^ ^ K TttO PlC At ... V M * M cbtis. Potatoes tyljba. 45? Ural IJataU .Moflgs^rs Juviioi, James M. et u*' To W, l„ ifm ley. . Swwlu, J. T. el tu To Florida Slate flank. ' fZ ' Adams. T. V. To Central F!». P roTf^ allt. Asip. inf, Urlghnm, ofM Ma H« Mr- 5M 22L L Jr.', Cfclo A M P r b & k .' to*n And. Moy E. IM M r, fo r i F o '*U r.S fn n u*, Cfliir Aod CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING Oranges P., l * i .Anpr[argorat I/urlif ki, ‘ l(r**/ -Satyr 5 fc a . UfUnd Grapefruit INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS .,T*]!shn» JnCUi *T’bodrow CwlTVff W n.| LSIIin|IV i y , O . C 5 pounds S A U S A G E m W A YQ NLV- S A L E ! Weiners .. Ibi And thoift Ellero 8»t> ■ ■ Idftby, Clifton D., PenaacoU u K om VAXSAm 5 potyoda (s a s t^ f.” ^ r iiiWiPBIBilL i\r lii g l w ,/ c R T O L '^ t Johnson,* ( Jim DUrksh f i x 1P u Z a< O, *t vlr It. S * T o spuaage K , W it»r. noi B. H f» Siiccd ... lb. ... 29c in the piece .. Ib. $4? Johnson, I , Mario Jacks— H .. . Heaver*. Novln ^ *| u i A N, & Braves cl l i i t o A. I1, B^gld* insecticide, *tf V* 'f c . . 28o \ - ‘ * ■'> ir ‘' - Jr* : . - > *Wt* * • if-.- ■ 1 w ' r f l s f i i\u" . _ ■ B r 'M ^ p r r * . ^ �0 I in t ' * \ N m im . ItE R A i i). S A N fr m i). J i a j i . ' ili,’ .! " follow Sure,! carry F U m iD A l' lin' .Atiny iirvti The Crowd rnmowfle ;c. *■! »». I •1 \ III o i­ Ro b e r t a . w il l ia m s REAL Legal Advertisement Kottl&i-ih-Bdnd in stock, When I caii get it, Phone 712 ESTATE-im O K K it A lb u m Ib n l. IHilir u%% . f .»» ••l -t u U»« .M J. .s i » •*! > t *| <u:t t. li but thy iiE5T bohds you can buy, are W ar Bonds! : i *- * » j B lip 's. PAt k ACE Am ende « k U I- Ulum.t Ml It »»r^ w>1 U IMA I ^ <«' I’Mlv \«lnilni->!i)it<*r » f tl« QUICK RELIEF FROM •ymptoim of D lilr tw At Itlnx I r o n i , yr .j-* f - STOMACH ULCERS w « to EXCESS ACID FriNleohTaUtefHeineTrratmtnfthat MaotHrlii or It Will C -i'| VnuNothfn.i FARRfctL’S Am|»1*nif’U!*'! Inet\» *|f Ilir WI|,l it! 11 r a t \ r \ u . \ i Mwu, , .ur.-. i, u* ip| ■•**»* f » -enri i f- •(ti'{•!¥*$< ft tarf D m it-* m 1 I ’t i i * A , , I l i u t t i A* N f f I ' . i n H i f i , V *u i U |4«t t t i m i i l i . h w l n e i i , l i e J U l K u n I l n p f r i i M U , tl*.* PA C k A G E S td ! Klrai Si. t 1)1 II I JtiM IK . l i t t/v 4<M. ’Em1*1 i'll I ft *1ft}*' Iflili 1 l WS Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store Arcade Bid*. A iZ U m ■ * " ; _ . O r. .Sunfold & 2nd Street Beware Coughs HMCTK1' Sanford, Florida trtm common colds RAYMOND i\l. H ALL REALTOR CONCRETE PIPE ItesI Entntu Sules— lti'llU l*- -.M ortgage Loans ,• IU-jicndiiblu Inaurimce uml Bonds Phono 961). R oom r I, Florida S ta te Itank R n llilln * wSItoL TANK,, . C U L V E R T * .and HEWERS l rromuUlon rvlhveh proFiibtlJ be, It foes rtfhV to lb* *ei\ of Uil tmubl* lo hrfii looeen and expsl term UQeo phfritjn. and aid nature nothr and lirsi raw, trmlrr, in. ( amrd bronchial m ucoui mem. rsne*. Tefl your druirent lo aell you a bottle of Oroomulsloii with ihr undrrtnndltiR you miut like Uir » » f tl ouirkly alley« tlio couth or you »n mum * “ “ l|» Coiwrah Srronds avail ; r « (hat extra •‘something" ibnl makes i great. That extra "something” that makes famous Is our direful, sanllnrv system. for Couihi, Cheit Colds, BroScliifia niNCRBTi: lll.Ot’K Satisfaction Always! PENI^SiJLAR Concrete ripe Co, Seminole Dry Cleaners 220 MagrioIIa Are. Phorte SCI p fe M i j u t ; FLA. bankord Oyr work tloed up brtouit v*e ln- Sliudo or Married \y< ESSENTIAL WORK WITH No t ic e 10% OFF Froih O PA Prices Due to on W « ihlnl ihi eeira time I* well »o/lK you* will • C. C. W e l s h WELSH TIRE SHOP «c LA N K Y DRY CLEANING CO ciin actcpt rin further or­ llll 00 daflniir protscur* lor ffi -v H ip You muy won o l«v» hci ' longer— hut you * i n i lorn., j u . « to tcwpraln P E A C E TIM E F L T U R I unnvoidahh shortage of rhtrkrn* On purchases of two-fifths or more of RUM- CIN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM­ PORTED BRANDIES AND WINES I <1.{id i n n ^c Kssaiiv 101 W. 2M Vulmnlrlng ders for Tendr-Frya until February 21. NICK’S *‘ PA'dhAtfft STORE "•' ^"Tendf-Fry Poultry TIM, ! HEARD PI 2205 Sanford Ave. Ph. 924 WHAt'^ WROMS? BAN< HOLDUP mO, -IBPOM'T 00 I she -p i f k s a h r ig h t , BUT I WISH ! MADM T Si Hh DOWN f ------- ------ rlTHLKE 2 |j*.pr*K^tp F - . / ^ K i T. 1 NOTICE OtviliR tu lack of help mid ahurtnee of matertab Wc A . now make alttinga by appointment^ only Save Points Uy Fating ry Foods Service Men Excepted . i r t f " i .. s. . t , - -- J v * t . \ We will be closed nil d»y Wcilnc«dajn Mid opeu #eek days from 0:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. _ i| t __________ ____ , f * IM GLAD 0A0 wAftKr iiucr EQUALITY ALWAYS*' The Essex Studio Umrt 1 * Cox----- , ROBB’S HOME BAICERY OHH*H, I HAT'ft TEUkltlLt HES ALL RIGHT THt GUI LAW F I Kill t;D DU^TV FLETCHER. PhotogragMt 105 W . lat St. Phone 864-J •________ _ ___ un m n tn T a c M i! By P A U L R O B IN S O l V1NNI&IVE BEEN A GOON/W ill r VYVTAXEME YiP/VOUC? SCHEME « W O CkEO /j fTODMINr Ic ’'combat area. fTTAKitL-— —— 1.1 1. I * ■ - I . J, ■ti r? i| WILL THE j ' J k M U fi J . . . �i' a GK ETCJhv tlit. S a NFo u D iiV J iA i.h . UANkORD. ILOMlLs F R ID A Y , F E Iift U A lt Y W. —I i - f f f w i w f e i i, ■iia « areas Aia fenmed l At..Camp islanding |^ « *} Training Of Colts To Be Continued Despite Race Ban M I A M I . Fell 1*. (Special) — Ih 'if uunMiriil raring him lieen • ii»p«-iiitr<l in llni country, lull the eiluratipn of the iVhfilownv», the SvahiiClilt* anil the Twilight Tear* of tile fulill v in being rontinueil lit illalenh Itaee fou r**. C L A S S IF IE D A D V E S T lfilN Q BATES HELP W ANTED— II. B. POI’ B INC. Gob Range*, Water IIsafer* and Room, Heaters SEWING machine. 1026 F. 4lh Si HELPER FOR Jlmrnle Cowun’t Sheet Metal Work*. LUGGAGE trailer, new, Inclosed MAN lo work on Poultry Ranch. roof 0.00x10 lira*. Phone Co. Living accomodation* furnished. 4100, P. O. Box. 478. I). L. Hendrick*, t.ske Mary, Fla. , CELERY wlra for 6 or 0 acre*. J. J. Polly. Phone 402-W*. w a Jj t e i i - C oilured girls for laun­ dry work. Apply In' person FOR SALRi Pipe and pipe fit* regular hour* and wage*. Rem* tine*, valves, plumbing supplies. Inole County (.sundry, Hit* W .war automatic not water 3rd St. ter*, complete stock deep and thallow well pump*, pnsumallo WANTED: t bo* h throe storage tanka. A. D. Rosier PIS It* Co. acker*. Sanford W. 1st, fit Phone 207. 'nrmer’ s Market. RED BIJBH- i e i d pototoe*. cert­ LADY accustomed to children tc ified. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed keep fi year old girl sum,- eve­ fltorr. 2nd k Sanford, phone ning*. Write P. 0. Box 1220, AW. Hanford. COW MANURE for flowers, f>0c bushel. Phone 78^W: _______ EXPERIENCED seamitre**. Ap­ ply Sanford Mattress Factory. Phone 072-J. W EST BIDE—Modern three bed­ room house on Urge let. New AN for filling station work Sin paint Job’. A good home for clalr Service Station, Park A M.000.00. .Raymond M. Ball. Rth St. Realtor, Florida State* Bank Building. 8TKNOOHAPllKit unntml: Mtnl l>o alili* In Ink* ilirliitinn, Kf»R QUICK SALK and do clerical work, high W E LL located, .modern three Bchnol Nlurnliofi, J1 ytMirs old bedroohi home. CJo*e In. Two or over. Seminole (*u Ilrullh good Iota. A 10,500.00 home Unit. for ohly (5,If>0.00. Your chance to own u fine property. IU i FILING station utteiulunt, good | mond M. Belli Realtor, Florida hours, nix days week. Advance | Bute Bank Building. ntent, depends on yourself. Call Moffett's Auto Service, !♦12R. SU IfP Watcrwlteh outboard mo tor. Can be seen at ollce Sts tlon. K f WANTED— S IL V E R MUBKRAT Ion perfect condition. Cal after 8:00 P. M. mJXm.- ; < i* i a y; Buy: Two-wheel Must havo good lox X. cure Her- CHOICE of (wo cows, either one for 8M.00. C. A. Shrlner, Uke WANTED: two wheel trader amt hitch. Also electric speed Mary. sow. Phone T it W MYERS two-cylinder SPRAYER. 200 ral. capacity, with engine and nose on truck, (If,0.00. Mr*. J, C. Bills, Jr* Geneva. Tab 2tA'L OENTLE cash. H Mary. NEW MONEY FOR YOUR OLD THINGS Year D tica rd e d F u ro llu ro , P iu s , Radio, Blcyelo, Tool*, foo Boa. tea bo Mild d ik A W A N T A D IN T v t a N TW 8 PAPER ■ . Of the 11.7 assigned to Blandjug’s horpiul. 70 are overseas veteran* itiirae* ami two have received citations. 14. Eugenia I ll'dskiirrlit was uwarded the llroiiTf dim in Now Guinea, and l.i lt> fin* • Monaghan won a II;,lii- Vtni In Ilurma-India, Norman Angoll, English econ­ omist. lined to be an American rowlm • unit jiro»|iectnr In the w n lrm part of the United State* and Mexico C H A t A c r m - the fa ct (hat you're a respondbig person—la regarded here as the m olt Im ­ portant fo rm o f secY urlty. N o collateral needed to apply for a loan! Stop in or telephone. * IA R N IN Q AS1UTY- ai security for a loan —a regular income...ii at valuable at a bank account! Private, friend­ ly service. Full Informs* tlon. Inquire. Family Loan Company Your choice of maple or walnut finish, group coniswtn of Bed, Simmons Coil Spring, cotton nmttresu, 2 pillows, Vanity with large mirror and Chest. ROLL-AW AY BEDS I \vp*m9 If Ain KfL'vrCN U:\KlNA |Vfs||l1.(l.t T o THU horse. Gleason, w GROUP — 8 pieces LEGAL NOTICE at Sanford Room n f |a. Slate Bank Bldg Telephone 3.1 J r. Ro« land. Jr. Manager I »K I K N I».\N T • ) MAID1 r iL W I.H ll.NklNrt Ii « p p « « r In fn»ti» Ihh L’nv it fo r a bmi by night, roll it away out o f liirh t by day. Mat­ tress included. LUGGAGE Q.20 awurn bill of O-mpHllil fllrsl tmirlli i ht« t jrotir nam*. te»i'|bm* an>1 niMrpaa, a i |**4i tit’ iilnr I» a« 1^ know n lo K'lalmiff. Iff >1A l l V fe lt A M L * JK.VKIN8. I j ; Hninh X lr v«t. Wurr»n. Ohio, ih.1 t thrtff u no pMiitn In Ih# Hlatr of Florida the ncrvi.** Of |a tiult|»of tin iifHin valx* m wm»M FINISHING battery. Htaln Chicken Shutdown of ractni.- ha* left n record "nursery’’ of 108 lef^y racer*— who officially became two year* of age Jan. I, although many are actually o-ily Id and IK month* old—in the Hialeah barn*. Theae 1040 Kentucky Derby hope* ami provreti*-*- handicap champion* of 1047-IS-It) were well along with their ABC* of racing, and *o the kindergarten claxae* are being carried on by akolaton ataffa to properly edli­ ra to the animal*. The achnoling of n race home. It might ho explained, begin* be­ fore he i* a year and a half old. He la bitted and luokr t to saddle; by Fall he I* galloping well urn] i* allowed*-tn *1fide ilium' fir*t for u furlong, and then fur two furlong* every olliei dtiy or maybe every Inir<1 day. when he arrive* at Hialeah I: the later Fall the easier canton are changed to gallop* with older home* to give hint confidence. The leader of the »ot ithp group of thoroughbred* being exorcised together) In the morning workout*| uiually n ataid, old aelli*.; plater, I* appropriately called thi schoolmaster. loiter the votmgaler Imim* t» stand quietly in tho stall gate, and to )uin| away from it nt top speed when a I* ll lings and tin gali-s swing opt*.. Thin is rcail) the tnn.t difficult pint of e young rarer’* education. fur the starting gate looks like n rail­ way signal bridge on wheels, and inu*t lie a prctly fearsome sight to a nervous, impiessionnhlc animal. “ You just can’t suddenly stop the schooling nnd training of the young home*,’’ says Trainer W. K. (Red) Wlngflrid of Circle M Ranch In a typical comment. “ We’d just begun to teurh oui 2-yenr-olds in hreaking from the gale.” The site of Ihi iimlenh nuis cry isn’t surprising. «s owners and trainers have lierome keenly conscious the last few venn of the benefit* of wmtei mg young horse*, who, like humans, do belter under Miami’s magical ■us They can I** exercised daily nlitnlde without feni of colds, where weather in ilu* North n> uncertain, and snow may keep the nnlilial* III the Ixsrn* foi week*. Ranch, K W 2. Box , 163 ' Eld#.- S pring* bind yum. I T IH T I I F I l l . K M i t K I H ID K J IK P l h a l >uu appear to the !•III <»t com plaint fll<«t h#«rln. on ih** i«h day <>f K r h n in n l » t . i t i h m i *• th» tllrga tlon* *>f said hill U III l»* Iffktn ff» cunftiaad »•> > i»m. »r.«l * dot’ f r pft* funf. »a||l !*•• rhlai WANTED: To buy or rent wheel TH REE acres of celery bleaching chair for adult. Call The Banpaperi ilk ton* of wlrei Jo ford Herald seed bed covers: clothes pins for asms. 820&00 for the lot. WANTED. Old discarded crank, Phone 7804. Orlando for apmagneto, wall style telephone. polntinsot. Call Ratliff A Son, phone 237-W. •d ntfflh*! >*»U Thff iffllrf •••ufht hrtwln l« th« OblainltlK of An abanluto i||Vtirrtr, logr tl.*r with an) Incidental relief to which plaintiff may be entitled. CLEAN COTTON RAG8 for Bdhford Naval A ir 8tatlon. Bring to Sanford Furniture Company 10c per |b. Immediate accept­ . PORCH swing, 1 folding ance. * screen, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 drop lea f table, 001 Magnolia Ave. LADIES' pr.-wsr bicycle In'good J. M. Wilton. I build things to condition. Phone 010-W. USED n (4a baby bed with In tieraprl t mattress. 1121 Pint Ave.. vlan Fargvton. ;MALL upright piano. Cash price 1135.0$. H. M. Olsaaon, .Lake lla n r.T U ._V ________ re, reasonable CHICKEN HOUSE hand pump sprayer. Write R. M. Henkls. Hanford, Rt. 1. O ftD K It OK K f l t U f A T I i l N TO; K K V t l I I U T L A K H wli...c p U r e ..f r v . t d . n r . unit IhJ.I O tl tc* »<t,lr,»* Is: “ Pvt. K . y , Outland. U a r k x W I* R li ld . Doutslana. c/o I ’ rovost *iahal.~ Ton * r * here by n o il . (25.00 REWARD for imnil hnutt or apartment. No children. Write P. O. Box 1407. Sanford. Be: inrUe .Co. 207 WANTED— Mattrasa Fas tone 101. IT IH *VU 4lTHK Il O R D K H K I) Chat thl« Notice i»« publlabed one* each weak Cut four ro n atcu llv e Week s In the Aanforil llernld. a M«wapap«r published In »ald Couti* t y ami H U U . W I T N B f M my hand and the o f ­ fi cia l i r a ! o f ealJ Court nt Han­ ford. thla lha let day o f February A. U ) H » . ( ■ KAL> O. I*. I III! IN DON. Clork of Circuit Court. « r |»w, Sanford y. Phone 072-J. TO BUY OR RENT— A small house or garage apartment, furnlabad or unfurnished. Im. medlata poaaeeaton. W all lo. rated. W rlU Box L, c/o Her­ ald. W A N T ED TO R E N T oi8i or write LA, :Wal Russell, V. F. 6, Box <M ford Nava) Air Station. To make your tprayi go farther and do a better Job, usg Du Pont Spreader-Sticker. It klda Complete and uniform coverage, better wetting and longer adherence of the spray deposit. Spray "creeps” into cracks, cxgy/cei And /#*/one where fungi spores and insect etc* are likely to be. Du Pont 8preeder-Sticker may be used With hard water* without forming "curds” because it contains no soap. One of many outstanding products In the Du Pont line. Uee them to get beet result* for the time and money put into your crop*. a ^ p l'llt B lN D O ff'c is r k '^ f ^rculi Court. rUmiaol. County, Florida. OTHER OU FONT PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS TUB FTATK OF FLORIDA, TO TRTLK HOOD KUANtlBU adiwu unanowat A <«ont *tat«m*at having b»m or duet on copper-eensitlve plants. Oives teas bring a »ull Itatad hy .Wllay x coverage . . . more uniform result*. Aa • STUDIO . COUCHES Mt *nd requlrnt to appear to o certain Rill nf ('omplalhi tllrd by Oladrs Out I* mi satinet yon tor divorce, now-pending In Ibo clrcult Court of ■sntlnolo County, Florid*, on or bsturo the March ’Hule Day, to-wll. tho llh day of March. A. D. i»«a- In dtfaoli tbarcof said causo will proceed Kx I'arts. Ult this order.Pc R»b11.lied for In* statutory lima re­ quired hr law. In (no HAKTOIID IlEILAI.tt. Sanford, Florida, A newspaper 1of gtaeral circulation In onId County *nd Blato. Witn o * my hand ahd official teal Of flfflea at Sanford. Florida, ibis • CHAIRS . • TABLES^ USED BED AN D SPRINGS Complete ceo not oe raotit. 1^.*v< especially for spray solutions. Stays In, suapenaion, ipreada evenly. Doesnot dogacrcenaor nosalea. ONE furnished bedro Du Pant Cek h ei Araenote — Economical and effec­ tive for xsitro) of leaf-eating insects on potatoes tad similar hardy plants. Ofl Stoves with built-in ovena (no .certificate ^ ,|k*,,,Jtrtu^dC*urt *l^'aad » l J tfa U k jU tU W jftts MISCELLANEOUS f^ c T ^ T O ^ n sad h> » a Q u l m l ) j ‘ -> ■" f a •’ (J Use Our Easy Payment DU PONT DEANOW ,'c ' " 7 T - - ;v ' �? r •• I f *7 *l; I f we vrbh to be f r e e ; if wr wish to p r r w n c Inviolate ihana Inestimable p riv i­ I N S U R E ^ ^ * '- leges for which » e h i r e been to long con­ tending— we mutt fight! a —CATUUK nr.WWT. j^ W IT H WAR BONDS V O LU M K X X X V I SANFORD. FLORIDA. MON DAY. FKlUll ARV KrfUbtmhed IUUS 1*0.1 Hi ntLt-r Xsiiirinlt'il I’ re-vi N IM IIE H 71. R u ssian s T h re a te n S w 7 M a n i!a G o e s W i l d W »th Joy 1 T o O u t fla n k B erlin Near Aachen A s A m e r ic a n s T a k e O v e r C it y ?arwalde Is Captured 38 Miles Northeast Of Capital As Reds Advance In South $ it r U. S. Envoy Arrives In Ilruzil Third Army A I h o Hits Near Prum Fortress As 9th Army Mass- Russian Forces Sweeping On l\<n‘nijrslH»rir ---------- A i i w i i i t t 4 rr»po While ('ivilians In Prison Cami) For 'I’llroe Years Liber­ ated Hy C a v a l r y flit Germitn nml Human nuns duelled Herons the Oder River today n.t Marshal Zhukov moved Russian tanks and in•kntry to the river line nloiiR the 140— miles front, threat­ ening to outflank Berlin through North Germany nn well as in the South. ®Tho Nazi command report­ ,.* --WIT - ■ lie iiH g ifd r r* | Tin' liln Tn lin g AnnTic.-int p<Mill'd I llI'oligll jn vd ltsly hitj»py Muiiilu today, a fte r f i w ing ::.Toj» w liitr ijv ilia n t from thn-o vaar* <■! iiitjtri•ioiimiuit. Mild fu u olii .lupait•••*«* ->ni|-*r* w ho -Mil hold ii I mmiI h a lf ilii' u iiok iim Phllipiotl,- I‘ it|(jl;d I h r l i r > 1 ( jii ;iJry id i! ! hi- ed violent Russian allifcT* vircro OM* Mi l *' f"* t*ftt nf ar i t t v main it against the Fortress of _ I »' v I f • h, Vh* it | A m , f . Kuitrin, JO milm rnst of Berlin i ....... . t - * "T* , \| * „ d a I hi* while Moscow announce*! the cap ­ MH » h il pja It. ♦....... t hi o. 1u'L ture Hnrwiilfle, .IK mile" northeast ihi* . 1*1.11*1 o f 1 In* , h v in 1 h M the capital, in on IH-mile ncln i Ihi* knot** nt l hi* S a n t o T o m a * nince outflanking Kuitrin on the I hlVer-ilv mlt-fMiilPM nmir, and North, placing Soviet spourheads o h ,i * I 1 |i.- f .■ 11111,1 , mi i f i y within 46 miles o f the Baltic Viiii'i i. in " ‘ 'men nnd hi Id 1 * 11 f o r t o f Stettin. l id V" ll -o t opnl Ii*d 1 nut ’ Berlin reported violent Bus* Vtiir i 11.i it 1111Pi11111 •.Hill Mil’ , "Jan penolration* to the nriut of If1141 . tun..11, ^ ut. I ♦ liweilt, 28 mile* im il h of b.m M* I ♦ lu* th re e e sco rt veR xeb o f f E n g la n d . Stettin. The Red* In the F ra n k ­ r i l L S P H O T O W A S T A K E N just uftri A mho* mu lor A d o lf A Iti r l f , | M.h, Vf. 1*11 Ili ;| F re n c h und A m r r lc a n ta n k * C mi lilh fur t Inline poised southward flunk- Jr. (right k formerly of the Stull* I h*|ut t 1 tnt'iit, hml presort let I ] ‘ till •(!!• » v ir it iu llv v k ifm l out i h r t id n iu r l o t the threat hy taking Ziehin- rrrdeu liotn Rn l rni t I Si o ten A mhu ♦■mnim lo Htminl t ill. . II ( |HMkf| on th e «mi t h e m end o f I te n Moscow faileil to confirm U v t u lio V n r ^ n - at tin Fit hu m iln l nti t< i Itm ile In itc ir ♦ .. . w p d ir n f ro n t, t ia p p m i' Mum Ih Nazi report* that Kunlun at- Mount Umlifiphoto l___________________________________________ _________ _ tifid tif G rr n m n * o m t h u f '• lriiR f n i p t * linil already In-en moile lo h*iiir^ und k v ip irjf o ut the t h r e a t r r e « » the Uiier in the Fr.mkfurtU> tin* F r e n c h c ity fro m th a t K i M r tn m ea 1 .mu < apture More Town* T h i r S E if* t a rm y itnpfMl u An onlcr of the day hy Mur1 i f n il the v* 11v ih fo n jr h the w est • nhul Stnlni uunoniirril earlier the Akiiil w o iith fH si o f A itfh e n a m i -"0 rapture of the Knit Pru mian J Ttiile-. fro m th e R h in e y e s t e r d a y , W Vc l dr t K ; m i '. ( u r n * of ).and*l>rrg amt Burton! t*rn«|inir h ack the *«*uth flunk, u f itein. south tif the capitul, Ko♦ h r r n e m y ’ji p o w e r fu l lin e r r iv e r nlgsberg, where Gen. Ivun Cher1 Urf.-nwe* w h ic h b lo ck nn A llie d n is k h o v ik y 'i Third White Itu*f ilrtk e t«T the R u h r a n d R h m r la m l. aian arm y is Mpieezint tith te r I he Im-U -s. tm-e'in.r -f keil J he n o rth w in jr o f fo u r a* ita r in t urountl the last trapped •dud fur T h iir - .in v r ht .it ih u 1111r 11ff d iv lfiio ri* *wim*r e « *■t f<»ur I 8t ) f lo ti h« i . * -, i , (1 1 ^ l a i i defender*. f Imm* I i I and u h a lf m ile * , k rn fm j? th ro u g h uii I d fnr |h« t n<*l u . ^ T he communii|ue added that iv \fi v iiln ^ e ii one o f the m a m d o Soviet troop* had completely end a h a lf fro m the v it a l liner The r a n o lin r i . *..,,, l4| thu S u m clean'd the enemy from the Kun v.p f darn - h ey nnd the we^t w a ll, (nnli* i mm ly Uuim nin^ Ibtarii rliche Nrhrung, the (frill o f land w hi i i 1he e n e m y h as tmep nrveiiL O N D O N . Feb. f> , l/Pi The JimgW "iirvivnl was iht* *ul>j.-cl ^ d l hr clppe.l ml ,i.lv U ^h.**w*t|i , f separation the Kurlsi-ties huff Htfliii i.iilin ifjK Htrd a f*wtr tn in i? t 'A l f ', flnod ititc the v a lle y und prcsoiited nl thi Rotnry lunch.-on ■i '1*‘*W* lllIf I I I ii (♦ ♦ ( 11*i 11*11 re ,'■*-1y **',| Ihay > from the Buttle sea which «r Aiillam *4 €I» P«»r| that 11tiR’ ia may Miit II1Ml-1»f|tr .vRitcnds northward from Crunti today by (lapt. Rlrhuv.l A. H n w - 1 Tokyo i .hIi.) J VrKSUNVIl ,f.K. I (*l>, (• s \ \v 111 \ *4 m s , \ ob . 14*1 ar>l — o( the -Juaglv Ao rv.viil i r o t . i Ihr wo. J a p a n ftf a im cnpturAi toda y,-to M rfU I. «*ImI J "T beJl* V ' "Hi** I •' i l l men* 1 Inf i . T he RusMtin* also took more School at th « Orlando Air ftosc. a i H u l l of thi* HIff T b rc r rnnfrr* 1. j . r|*K f • I* * " I'Ll r , inju j’ f m ’Tully hchet f*.! io who »ni|diu*iicd hi« remark* on Vfcf,I ' than 70 other town* and, with tr. rrf i * i ir« ♦ • »* ♦it* The Vu/i iifw* of *'nt the fall o f C r a m , occupied an whnt to rnt in the w h v •r;» | Erin u , *• j 1 • • t hrtt irl •i. eight-mile itreteh o f the Battle ferin e an cnllrp mono of wide Ukrciic) titl<l iht*r«* air HutM*h IDtn* .4 much at 1 | " » * M 1 '.! ■i assortment o f dishes pn-paiod Ihr cunfert‘in r hi btnng held on I• roast, extending southwest from ♦ ifI to o u r ^rtjwer** V\ iilia o i I | * a* tv* * from plant* and nnimnl* found in a war whip m fhr Hlnrk Sea or f. ...» I ^Irnnx to Aikincken. IV il.u f i, iHrt** ?t i uf • I* the Florida wimhI* which hr snid nt a Hlnrk Si*ii Of Rant 1'russln‘p 14,281 ern' M arket-nut m ti. i i*i* | 1 .Mil H I • A ti 1 tlPi’i), \ fit ill' p-lf 1 I we re very similar to those found Arpenrnn and Kuhsinn bruod! turrem it , "1.1 Mil* ! It |M|f square mile*, the fierman* now m e n »' in the South Pacific, -nil |»l|| t 1ilHi" fu’ li riuta culled ln*l (Hiimlny) nijjhl Cronh of n "ingle sealer fig hi a n d riutf k r i r * n n ' W v» i» f l a ) f r o m | Mm fit t fix ga kl.i \ , ,■*f F. ♦U 1IHI , hold only approximately 800 " A r»ifi* tiilrtnlfl;j* i f u i i f i ' r «t* j 1 1 II'HU Hill) U'H, On the menu were Fresh oy*. lit l> • 1 iny plane IP mile* al «ea en*i f.»n th e t i n itiiift a rm y u» H u rre n * f 't r rii u • 1 hat p (f f L*, k\• > U " i. .I-, « ■ t |U aquare miles weal and gouthweil i<ik •" i' » i * i torn, murine conch, ira nm**i-l d f i . w it h Alziw*-itu emuHid muif ih r of [(avion* Beach, Friday, i<- v ohimr* u f Hi1r i n l» n u ■1 vt.l . r 1k 1 MI.'U » 1 1 • I til k*«»'. S 1.«• 1 !t 1 1 til Konlgxherg ( hrm tic h l h»’ 1' I ;i i . r i ■ \ | ..' ■ ' ' Mu. .i hr.ith, iilligntor stenk. *hark I In Hie “ I l it 11-1 h iir |i»xl th e w ar.*’ f • milt M1, ", , i„ r, • * , j ■t. 8‘ 18-r suited m l ho death of Lieut t i l l ,, ... • > i, ,' I ’l n l V a * ri‘Ui* t**r* .1 I t -i art# i 1 | | I f f Frontline dupatchea reaching steak, Florida palm ritlituisc. ii.. • i , 1 ' A n t .-Mh u Hill .1 .1, The t 8 at my hiuadfiiat to Joseph R Hunt. U S N , 2d, wh" l- r <fh « fill* ondon front Moscow aatd street mar*H elder. Iilhiscu* flowei*. •nt4v«*ni*'ii i uf 11*4 ' ' 1 .i , *'. . • a* ! \ \ ■I I I I I I " 1(111 ua< ualiuntil mrn' fSrrmnn ihr v%e-tterti in W . ill l,s . . . r J , A figh ting already wa» underway in hroiled *ra purslnne, Imked |o..»a I'U t r a huM . I ............ frnrit a - i r i l i d Ifi t d n * hnd .ingle , t,*nni, ehampio.i K uitr in and that Frankfurt, Id ya. canvas, sliced itrirkly p.-in■ r * | M »r .V i t ' l l ' t I kfitmhlr.l mi i hi future, l.nni llunl't drniti oerurr. miles to the south, win In Soviet fresh fneonul meal, coco uijiul-. Tun.,*. 11111 • ,i 1 I 71 nn (hi* -atoi- dii' that hi, inilui. vk II h the A la k r \*iut lif»* artillery lange. 1r opfw .t f « f ti and foeonut juiee v v a, tloiwri i r i The llrrald, i M oHCliVk Midln, IIW Injtlij hy A t Ilarwalde, the Russians cttl • r u in v in*11 f •' ii"' « 1 l apt. Howard who mlt<» getiiei with l luirle* Mnrrieun '*"-1 tlrt'I turd ihrre wn* mi pb i I rod u n i i Ji ttiL row hi '*1 1** " ] f ie railroad between Kuitrin and duced hy Gordon Brisson who CBS, l •►4 ll . 1HU ! •* i . * ' ■ I ' * * ii »• Milt U *n«i|i o n* Mi** Ihirnthy Bundy uf Rollin' y-Td'Ctbv n’ t i'll li t |hi I 1 Its* | |.n lettin. and at Neudamm the had charge of the progtain. said c«|»c fru in Ihu rmy 11 11•' | MU 'I n-M i • x i t i . It lid'll 1I m s-trj* I "Ith l* . ..... ill nf ' m I '- i mi!.., af rail line from Kuxtrln to Soldln, that the Jungle Survival School (Jermnny uml uaxerled “ l l i i l r r ha» College ut the March of linin', L'rofH nt i*ii;hliiVIim L nod 1.’ de | •hi itml ‘M* 1il 1 11 i ' i i n hti -i"- u f ir 1 j M tc .l >* m u |,i v fill it * M n *Li> \ n^t-if nearest Russian approach to Stet­ waa organixed In 1042 to tenrh lout the m nr. Five million G i r - benefit lenni* matches io Orlando. Kre4)a nt thtip hVIb. i iii|m* \ ■dr lit i*h •*'»" » \ c fit. fiinil ^ J..I * il4•I-1ti 11' n H if In h i— 1m«11fin*-i " *1 'i - I t- r- in tin o f fic ia lly reported, vrma aevur- men how to survive In Ihe jung­ mmiH are deuil. Today H itler !■ Sunday, Jan. 2H. ^Irawbemra dmiinr**il in 1Inr F •« <f M 4i|* A fighter pilot training nl the p r r I Li I'i'un Lite VI 1 31III I Mi * ♦ L ititfluy. I'ri'T 'ti l« * r r ir - l't | m*i ed. At Zirhingen. the railroad le* after a number of American ihrow lr^ ir» nnd I 4-year-nld child.li I m t1rtt|<h:iwi *; ii, » h i i Ii.1 ' |1I|* »iii* ♦ ♦<i j 1 1*' !• «' ' nn » he i rMu<*»* Frankfurt southeastward flier* were loat while trying to icn Into the futile fight. Old men liaytona Bench Naval Air Slatlo' 1. . T i l , m i ll MlHlKta til |ifl( I III i h i ’ Muil i t - i Il'll 1 ii» hit'll ii s J»" i i. ■t h*. Lieut. Hunt had flown to Orland I u f . . . , ** n iLf m " a s cut, hampering German coni "get over the hump'* it^ Burma. and women, cripple* n«i\r lo *n\e for the matches with a Msrliu- « ill rrw u li m ji * in. i*l* » P f. ih m l i 1 ’ . ii > • til. l>» .. ii * \ i llr fu irfe* stream into •u valu n u * ln t i‘ 1 m *m* * i •*• munications with the Silesia i A* part of the school. Ile said Germany A I Kiwanis M i l l i n g *.f> M l affierr aboard n Navy ship. •*H1 u r r r « « f n r a h i i i *" front. that the island of llypoluxo, Hcrlin, but H i t l f r v-elcomc" them i l.r-r Be wa, a graduate of tl.r * r r f r r p n r t e 'i d n im i^ .-d • |*»'i Both Harwalde and Zicbingen south of Palm Beach, peculiarly with hunting -*41111141*, mnd Volk*I l i b uf fV**'«t United State, N'sval Academy at L i e u t . II V. A i k e n 841111** *!amni*t\ a •♦■•* ♦•* are ap proxim ately four miles appreciate for *uch work, had >turm hnttJiljor,* " ,,t ■n. f f piirtR*] nt fsfher win * 11**■» ,' f N a n l e n d e r it added, mm*t Annapolis. Md. and had trsnfro m tne ea*t hank of the Oder heen taken over hy the Army n« Ita. I >es|r<i \ s N azi Itrid^e Air arm 1 ipallV fti hcnri hi I In 1 t1* 1A A i d there no Indication from a training ground for men ultim­ the war ntiiPt jf<» mi *‘ *o that th* ferreii Mi the Naval K 1* after serving n year on destrnyer t-t fhfd*r*<» iifr-u l i r " a ' Ii f "Mi* < Moscow that the Russians had ately destined for tho Pacific. Moody akiriR uf ihr N i m bench V - 1 f M V ll ) duty in the I'arlfic theater and ti 1 J' ' 1 1;< im crossed tho river in either sector, He told o f n Brooklyn man men » urvi\r ntiv more week or year in l Me Atlantic. He » » . 1 nJI ll Villi ♦ « ’ n i f i * U bi ll r 1 till 'll 'A i ♦ L tl V l ■, ■ 1 l: \ \ i 1 ,1 1 . 1j “ Thu Ol'A n11 a•1111»1 d the despite German reports that a t ­ who had never been out of New one more rnemth. V V i J i ' ' f" • ’ h r 1 1 VI! >,| :* i 3nW ,-M I - I tempt* to force the river north- York and who thought tuhway* “ T h e re 1% juiat one c h o ic e le ft, born In l^i* Angetea, where in- I *•111nnr pun’ nn iiniiM.lui*. iu| it* ill i Im Im i 1'«> [Wr Im f h i’ l fu r the m .-nth^ } . |>t-rtril ■111 • f i went o f Kustrin had been r e ­ ran everywhere and rattlesnakes between national catastrophe or attendot high school and the Uni .i ii■ hi hi' 1i tL L* • • * Vcrsity of (California heforo cnlcr V n 1! urn! 4if February. N*» nrrur/'iiu u-tt ^ \t i ;u " tin Mu fiat 1.1 I..I h " f tny ( t i i l l s a . J p > r a g * *lmi ad ied . * reacue. National catastrophe la .li t .. l|H> K I W IIM id till r M ■ » ♦ 1 ,1 f iT T H 4 1 1 • r-o f fr-n • Ik i; "M lug the service. In 104If he won ...... .............. . Mn* rnnte of Inxa to ifiriwuii |i |wi i I tiirhl I lli- l. lot inevitable Jw^lm war *oea on. 1 S 1 tf dt I lu ­ VT tu v f l i n il , F ir s t fin* Wi ll p i v u III- f u m u i te V il IliikA II l II I! |1 -i 'I c » h .. l The reecuc frotn total catastrophe Ihs national men'* tingles title I from the freight rndmu-o '* 1 M .It M \ ll urn I H im k,' -it i it" 1 1 t i l l **l I in* V ik i ri. V V !ln *(• w i fu. hy defeating Jack Kramer* j ,ible yet, hut indication* lire Mint 11*wn•* and t it u to tu n e nf g re .ti I lioa In a u T re m ^ .* * W ILKINSON BACK Vikuti, Ii v» - lit 1JIH I Mu* . o d u v liia l in l it ii > , th. im i 11-1111 1 M tMhii \ Naval officials reported thal 1„ w||| nol trf. large ii. IIX making uf p .» m| illilliilu 11 i f || Si ll«*4.| i ufiiirt iipn Hunt's FflF Grumman Hellcat firstthouglu In lit,- f a r m - .t , h illg a . ttt-ll 1 •hiL Irenue, Sanford. I la,, had Ceorro F. Wilkinson, Aviation ** one of In# Imso-.rt days, taking went Into a spin frnm 10,000 p a y in g Jolt'* In h-i*lttt**a anti to e -a Florida uttv tf|Hirt* Hull all h u f n i !• i h u • 11 11 (»•»*♦*, N •i\ III Machinist’s Mum First Clou, I'd ' m ilelivormt kiosk out feet while he wa* making a "run" "■produce sei-m* t o !«■ moving ti lu r r s lu t l i | 1 i u iK nu* . 11*"pi«i, m ilti-.lt-, a r c a V iit L ih lc " Nfnely-cight Dahaman negro B.S.N.H.. of 1200 Oak Avenue, blow# on two Get man bridges on n target being towed by an­ little better. Tnmnloo, *•■I.t )o*t *'(ifi|iiijv in I I K M ' U i i ui tt i*i|ut| farm workers arrived Saturday 1 he c l tilt a l la s rn la ta .i urea#. rats returned from a tour o f cornVilen, B Jd Mm under medium' other plane. Hunt never pulled week from L'l.Oti to I 'l * 11 llu ill in * T il lx I ii Ik will l»r him'!, t ’ In- hi 11 f«»i w h ic h -.a t l a t in Jiila .i m u*I Isimher tnlot wilh the "Silver b it duty In the Pacific, w hen he morning at lh* War Food A d­ out of the- spin and hla plane brought from 12.IH) in Ll.od. MIFihi|> Ilf Miu • 'Vuni'HII u i u i I (Jlllfl ministration Labor Camp ami to­ he o u -h ilire d . I*v iim n lli* in clu d ed served with the Navy's Patrol Streak*" group, went to KonxSquash were o ff in price, the III in* t 'cicil tint luu ii 11*| tin* fluy-4 M a rc h - 1 a it fo r Mlu, in h a rv e s t day were atlotad to grower* to Pvt. William 8. Pulver of the crashed and aunk Immediately. Bombing Squadron 10. Ileaeue and eraah boats wvr* beat bringing onlyaround (2.26. Cl fid t i l l I n Mtuni m lt fur* uf N:rt*fnrr! u f v e g e ta b le * , F lo r id a , in h a rv e s t | knrthitti* nnd Ketirhlngen. Gerhelp In harvesting Seminole Army Air Force, who waa wuuml The squadron participated In ninny lo unload hi* explosive* on Immediately sent to tha scene, bin K iw u n is o f v e g e ta b le s , s u g a r CHtlr and two silmis vital lo the enemy's aampalirn* at Saipan, Tinian, County celery and other veget­ e<l In the- Philippine campaign, the plant imnk before they reach­ * "Pahokce state* that -market price* were weaker la«t week si i a w her i ii-# has been flown arroia the Paci­ ables. I Ilians for reinforcement* nnd teuam and Palau, backjng up our Another contingent of 100 fic to California in an Army ed trie vicinity of tha eraah. Parts Beans of bent quality brought A p r il ( n lif o r n in , in h a rv e s t | Ir a o s j o r in lio n u iiu lt forces* of the plane have been recovered top ceiling price of (•If'1 *. I**°r worker* (a expected to arrivo hoipital plane with a nurse In o f t e g e liih le s , |M.tu to rs , and c t li ii s ' T h e p r e c is io n h-onloni* nit the Wilkinson waa a plana captain lo ordinary erndea aohl from and gunner aboard a Martin Tuesday at the camp, It wa* an­ attendance, he recently wrote hla f ir m . \ i ir o t u i, te g e ln h lp lm rte# t h ig h w a y 1 rid g e at h • -iich io g e n , to (2.26. Kngh>h pen., |1.50 nounced todajr by Malvin__Oakea, wife, M n , Neppie l’ ulrer. 015 m g , 1 o u t-iu im . . U s a l s - r r y |n,'k i a la r g e ! I,.*# thwi* h .,11 m ile fro m - JCAJUNER- -flyinc boal.r (P B M ), ranged from 12.27lo i prices W FA camp manager. Park Avenue. Winging lengthy patrols ovar lo g , nod F lo r id a , c it r u s , veg> ! an t n ip o r la n l dam on th e S a a r yellow »qu«*h hrmighl Ln*t mmutu f r»i*f viiiuuw fur In lile m ill p o tu lo h a r v e s t in g Buffering leg M in n ie W a lt e r 81.00, Workers were reported to be Suffering from arm and It; T R iv e r, cliro n x e rt llu - h ig g e s l d a y my waters, fie and h!> mat from 82-00 |n 8 .1 .1 H i Celery mar , M iu lISO A univei , m | imra-r to vary much pleased with the r frequent ' missions doting wounds he wrote: “ It will still D i e s I n L e a k e M O R f O C A ilg iM l N o r t h e r n g re a t p la in s , in h is t o r y fo r A ik e n 's tu m d ie r ket wa* steady with 16-lnfh )h- held Tuesday i-u-iuny al 1 IB) wheal harvesting - West ( oast g ro u p , w h ic h fle w m o rn s o rtie * early phew* of the Marianas camp, the foqd, the shower batha be sometime before I walk; atill crates, trimmed lop*, in.liv uhmlly o'clock nt ihc 11'del Muvfnli. may stales, continued ft nil and vi-gei ndi campaign from .open-#** and accommodation*. can't use my right arm much— on D r e r m lw r "jrith, th n n any Funeral aervlcee for Mrs, Min­ Ain't raise it up at all, bui will nie Gertrude Walter, 68, who washed oml precooled bringing he ohluini-d loihij in tin. rw rung able harvesting; Florida, Georgia, " lh .-r iti,* o n re co rd from $.1.11 to 8-1.60. b»telephonin'' the U.Sii office T h e tw o b r id g e h o s t in g ja u n ts be up all right soon. Kata are died Saturday afternoon at her Alahnmn uni South’ ('ninliim, V KIMBIJC ENROLLS "Pompano is now nl the height nt 761, il was ntimtuncrd by peanut hanesling; Vegetable and m a rk e d the l i s t n o d t2n d m is ­ good here at the hospital and am home In Lake Monroe after a Theodora Meade Kimble o f getting good care, of Ita season. When final total* Frank Shatne*. who will »erve nt potato harvesting along Atlantic sion* f o r th e 21- y e a r - o ld airman, lie added TA N K E R EXPLODES Oviedo wee laet week a i7-ye»r- that he waa feeling much better, year’s Illness, were bold this a f­ are taken on the Winter deal tonatmaater nt the dinner Coast; and corn detasseling in w h o h o ld s the A i r M r d a l a n d ternoon at 8:00 o’clock at the old volunteer Tor the Nevy; It waa "but had a rough trip across—Th* program fur the dinner .Mid-Western corn belt state*. thsre this year, n showing comseven o a k le a f c lu s t e r s . Sanford Rotary Berlin Places Given Lesson In Big Three Meet Jungle Survival On Battleship Wilson Expresses Appreciation For Price Increase Capt Howard Intro­ Radio Reports Move To (Jet Russia In duces Florida Wild War Against Japan Flowers . To Table ill ‘SS iu Thru* O n Is A Pin! | Mure Fur SIrawher-' Vies Seen As Help Officials Warn Of Growing Food Needs After War C IT Y B R IE F S Farmers AN*ill Require Four Million Addi­ tional Helpers Lieut. Joseph Hunt T e n n i s Champion, Killed In Crash ! Cli apninn Tti Speak Ninety-Eight Negroes Imported For Farms P vt William Pulvcr Wounded In Action Projrram Announced For IJSO Dinner E NEW YORK, Feb. ^ <£>Seven men were reported killed, and about 10 injured when taro tankers collided In “ H i . “M announcad today. The Oviedo youth, aon o f Mr. end M n ;4 E tt son Bennett Kimble, wa* sworn In at Jacksonville on Feb. 1. A member of this year* Senior class ______ *Hh gasoline. The Pan at Oviedo High School, young atnanlan tanker Clio rammed the Khnble t* now at home awaiting American tanker Sprlnjf Util* call to active duty, which carried Mg •octane gas. HU enlistment was handled by ■ — ---------- - ~~ the Navy Recruiting Btatlon at p - • I ten 'r ran Into a sleet storm 8,600 feet up." i ' Prior to entering th service Pvt. Pulver operated a produce truck between Florida and north­ ern cities. TAX REPEALED 6. Erickson Funeral Home* Dr. Ed). Brownlee of the Ftrat Presby­ terian Church, officiated. Mr*. Walter hod lived at Lake Monroe for the post 11 years. She woe bom at Dalton, Ga. on Nov. 6, 1876, She waa a member of the Presbyterian Church. She la survived by the husband, William Walter of Lake'Monroe; one daughter, Mrs. Richard Mc­ Arthur nl Ghelion, Miss.: two M ai, Leonard D. Walter-oL Miami and James C. Walter o f Paseageo la, Ml**.; nine grandchildren two sliters, Mr*. Mary Crabb of Shawnee, OkU. and Mr*. W JL Beldlng-Dtvls of Ohio, and two bfnthar*. Alexander Robinson of Sanford, and'E dw ard Robinson o f Carne* City, Tsxao. (OratlaweC Oa rage r * »»J In the order In which the various speakers will appear, will bo as follow*: Invocation, Father F S. Luik, Chaplain, Sanford Naval Air SLolion; Community Singing, Dr. Waydo ttucker and Hnrry Kmletl: Happy* Birthday to U.S.t).. Nina Oliver Dean, State Publicity Director, Nat. War Fund; Tho U.S.O. Club, Joe Hall, Director, 8nnfnrd U.8.0. Club- U.S.O. nnd YOUTHS VOLUNTEER Clyde IlnndaB Collin* of San­ ford and Edmund Janie* Cock­ ayne 'o f Oviedo were Navy vol­ unteers this pa*t week, It wa* announced by the Navy Recruit­ ing Station at Orlando. Young Collin* la the son of Charts* C. Collins of 224 W. Nineteenth Street and upon enliataww! -wa# raised to Hospital Iho-CommurdtVr Merman^ B. Moe-' Afprantlca 2nd class and car-trl*. Chairman, U.S.O. Council; markad for duty with tha hoipllnli U.H.O. and the Armed Force*, rorp*. Cockayne I* the run n fjfk ip L O. P. .Smoot, Captain, Sun Mr, and Mr*. Charles Cockayne forri Naval Air Station; Musics! Selection*, Mr*. Itulh Jacknon, i f Oviedo. BoOt youth* *r* 17 and both Dornthv Crumley, Sylvia Mclach * r * . now at home on Iniwtlve and Mildred Robion; Comhnt Ex­ duty gwalUng their call. They ap> perience*, Id. Foster Blair, In­ tha Ovlando Re- structor, Sanford Naval Air Su­ V;> tton* September — Much the same os August, With addition of cotton picking In South, and apple aar vesting m Kusttvn ilflles. December — ("alifurnta, veget­ able, cotton, and citru* harvest ing; Arinina, vegetable nnd cot­ ton harvesting; Louisiana, sugar cane harvesting- and Florida, vegetable, citrus and sugar cane harvesting. POLAND TAKE S OVER WAS AW. Feh. 6, (A l— Bolt* law Blerul, president of the Palish National Council, announced to­ day that Poland 1* immediately essumlng control of the civil ad­ ministration o f German SUesla and Eaat Prussia. Home On Leave Edllora Note:—The followlag nance of boye In service "hone on leave" have heen ■ubnllled by the Pilot Clab for which Mr*. Z. IL Ratliff, telephone 6lt-J, and MUa Blanche Kennedy, telephone VI3-W have been selected as a committee to secure nsntea of service men and women m thal their friend* may know when they are to Sanford. Ensign Harold Clause of (ha •Norfolk Naval Air Station U spending a fear days with partnU, Mr. and Mra. W, Q, Clause, 816 Laurel Avenue. . -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, 1945 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. 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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>, February 02, 1945; <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/24429fa7855f42059183b1f38bfc913b.pdf 60535151802de3ec53dc544d04de4552 PDF Text Text r •>* m i \n to r d o r r a i .d VM . Hospital Calls Flat-Rale 'H a h ' a Success !0c *8e tit tic ptf par par p«* tine lisa Use Uae far (or far for oo# lnssrtloa tltna Insertions 0 inaertlooa M Insertion* II lnln ua rata . . , V a H O N E liB OR USING TODS A di to THE oANFORD HERALD Jouat five ward* to tbe line, locndUa phone and addreaa. i l l advert la—i a«»U for eituatUn* wanted will he charred for at IBs 'COlar claaOfied rat.*. FOR SALE— BUSINESS SERVICE H. I t POPE INC. C A R PE N TE R IN G , genera) re­ Can Ranges, Water Heater* and pair*. W . J. IL iiM ll, T t M T n W * Room Heater* fllreet. Phone 747-M. C KLU RY wire for 6 or fl acres. J. J. Roily, Phone 402-W. FOR H A l l : r P i p s and pipe Httlngs, valve*, plumbing aupplleapre-war automatic hoi water heatera, Complete atoek deep and shallow well flumps, pneumatic storage tanka. A. [>. Iloiler 9 IS W. lit. 8 t Phone 807. STORAGE yoar c*r ftt Kent's dead Garage. Spacls1 rata RED BLISS Seed pototoe*, cert­ • lorairfi. ified. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Stare. Jt 3 *a Sort, fb u o * , . i 358. COW MANURE for flowers, 50e I M A K E screens, folding screens, bushel. Rhone 788.VV. porch swings, caliinets; furni­ ture repairing. J. M. Wilson, ltd I Magnolia Avr. ALC O H O L HT0VE— 2 English' blankets — I pr. tapestry portlers— other articles of use.— Than* 850-J. W E ST HltHV-Mm ioni "three la d ! room house on largo lot. New | iaint Job A good home lor .1.000.00. Raymond M. Ball. 1 Realtor, Florida State Bank Building. I I K f . J' F H Fn it .fim mi# fow nn'h FOR (| U K K HAI*H *Sht*#t !Mflii | VVork« W K IX located, mmiern thr## l»«*<lroom home Clone In Two pood Iota. A |4rMk).00 home M AN to work on I'oultry Hunch l.tviny iirrnmodttUofiH fuM»u$he<l for only $5,2&0.00. Your chance I > L . Ilf-ndr trk*. F a k e .Mary to own ft fine property Hav Flu mond M. Hall, Kealtor, Klondw Suite Hank UulldlnKTWO W AITE R S, one kitchen porter, one dishwashing mu S M A L L IkOOD H E A TE R - G* duns operator and one salad condition. Gall mornings, woman. Good wages, 10un K. Third SL room and loiard. ( all Apopka 1020 or write Mount I’lymouth BAB Y BUGGY— Reasonable, f a l l Hotel. Mount I’lymouth, Fla. T 3 J, or 812 Magnolia. m“y K rT Two-cyllnd«r S PR A YE R . 200 gal. capacity, with engine and hose on truck. $160.00. Mrs J. C. Rills, Jr., Geneva. Tel 22H2, WANTED— W ANTED J(# Umt irulUu lir#s. A p ld y Huy T vkr»*wlie«I Mutt hav« Hoi X, rarp pood ll#r* aid Offno. H O II.Hit MOTOH SALK3 Ntil!DM DSHD CAH8 IV" will pnv ton cftilirikc pHcci C R Y S T A L W an and Yellow Ber­ for UimmI unlurrujullni. A ll 0I*A muda onion planta, per M, drlailft handled for you, Writis or $2.00; five hundred, $1.25; one phone ui to crime and make o jf hundred $0c; five thousand lute aptraUal. f 1,7ft. II OFF Pit MOTOR HAFPeH RE-CAPPED T I R ^ t 208 W. F ln l 8 t. Phone 523 VIE H A V E In stock a good quan­ 50 W ax J o b *. tity of re-rapped passenger W A N T E D Odham's Gulf Service Station. tires, practically all s lin ; no Corner First St. and French permits are now required. NORWALK TIRES AND Ave. Alvin Odham, ownir. NEW YOHK C IT Y . Jnn 811. (/I1)—An inclusive-rate program, under which hospital jiutienl* pay a uniform daily price uml receive the U"e uf hoapitul facil­ ities normally hilled u« extra.), was put into effect last July nt New York Hospital. 526 East Sixty-eighth Street, and Inst, 1 week was pronounced n success [ • Dr. John II. Pnstorc. assistant >j. superintendent of New A'ork 1 j; Hospital, said that a rcient »ur- r. ve> had disclosed honcflciut re j suits of thi pnirmni, holh for i k tha hospital mid the patient. , i>er)sed thirteen veais am. ‘T f k the University ifospituls in I j ClavaUud, -and i.llia EvanatsMes-e Hospital in Illinois, the inclusiverale program fins lung been it subject ot dispute among hos­ pital nilmlnistrators. Although | the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn, > Rfifi Prospect place, inaugurated the program several yvurs ago, New York Hospital Is thi* first in Manhattan to adopt the plan for all trilierila. Three othei city hospitals are offering thi Inclusive cate for ward or semiprivate* patient*, ami others un­ expected to follow Under the system at most hits pitafa (An utuiriu (iays a basic rate for room util! Uiurd, und all ' AlTHOUOtt St. Valentine's day hos| dal fariiltirs, *Bch as r, rays w on't roll ai out id for some lime y*t, ami lalairntory tuata an ihargi'd lovely Dorothy Van Nuys, film star­ ns extras. Under an Inclusive let, appears lo be ready now to play rule nil patients arc i barged Hi Cupid with tier bow and arrow. the same rats', without reference Quite a thange from the regular to the nature o f their illness, and Cupid, ch7 (/ntrrnattonal) in return nro permitted free use o f nil hospital facilities, will) only minor exceptions “ Under the old system," lb K u N to r a tio n 1'ostnre said, “ every tune the k patient turned around there was a new charge. His doctor might want In nriler another X-iuv, I»»it T A I I \ 11 \ k s I I Ian 29 f*Sp*knowing the condition <*f (IV * rsi J( Ki-**t*•! tit j'oi uf ilfer in patlenTs finances, ha u.mM In*, iti m hi-ru it rm nrrPHBiiry tfi i tale •li ft'*'* fhttti -rvrntl yntr« ii|fo "Under inclusive rate « patient *$hih- i i .uI m .1 ' n$v ink, it wrfU can hale Iwenty five \ lays, himL'i a h ; | N Kennrtly. IlHrrc* and il won't cost him nay mote t*** <*f t hi' htiiiie an*! F truh VVnltPf He doesn't have to itutry about I" i* fi i i»Hiini>r|oii, f %pi ninet I )t of haw much his hosjntalirutlon Is itfiriDuMinif I In- i*t f i i going th east him, because he I fi tft If r nil? ) a‘i«l I ’oUlrF iMitintU** I m I hi* In-rl ilui*e yfUft* the knows in advance, arid bis phy sirlan ran care for him ns a total 111*j it 1 1 m>i" m 11ti * I»**rin r t*« *oc k1n% individual, rather than treating iiri’ED tti 4Irnn^$\ fUrtfiln, fllifh only n broken ankle or a rup­ lam!#* mnl Flailf* fnuntifft. Of l hr fii* rouriltPM in which lick tured appendix " a 4tort wain fmiifhl* ih fif Rates under the new [dun were computed on an average o f has four writ" (hi f 11 -It 'In !i«* i|rc Ia*ra.I |*ltiil bills over recent years, ami r*‘tti|> M-vi-uii yeni •* itifo fur new rangr downward to iho eighth ih**-r day of hospitalization A semi Vfijfinta whtli* (ml «!t'**r arc prfval« patient nt N'ew York (he I * |niM U tibl uf i*Ihri wist*1 Hospital, for instance, woo hi pay rtrtjiu i »-tt, hermfxly m«i |<I Many hospital, $15,60 for the second i live tl^rr wer#* tra|i|ioil in other ti * - «>i th<* * uiiiuty iitoii r I’ttl* 1».n on H -i'xl ititil siinu* j am t ■ i 1111 lit W it h nil -h uf 'll* t 11... I ia « *I|U *t|-clui CMi I ti** *»| till 1hf«-Y.tUoti, It will I,*' jM$*Hiht«' tii I bpntly r tlu- oui’r hotiut if ill rvU|t|i)> «#f tleer, ycslerdny, wus Hint it was costly to the hos|ittid "It's true that we aren't mak­ ing nil; money," he sunt "Hut we aren't liming unv either, und the plan bus saved us a lot of work of keeling lrm-h of those r it iii i hinge* It.11 tlie most on* inutant point is Uiat we feel sine we'vt- pMuUeltig lieller nird ■cine spi emlinp the cost tins way, enrh one of our Hit) iintients is getting bettor cure, nnd more IUTTKKIRH W E ’ H A V S In stock a fair quan­ T(J BUY — 50 FRYERS AND HENS PALM E TTO GROCERY, tity of Norwalk Urea and n ,117 I’ AI.M ETTU AVE. I'llU N E good stock of Norwalk hattei* Ol Ira. No permits required for new tubea. A N TE D : To buy or rent wheel 4-6 CITRUS ban. per M. 105.60: W chair for adult. .Call The San­ 60 lb. cahhare ban, per M ford Herald. A. 3f. Prevail ____ Seville. Fla n w n e 1101 Dox 67 W A N TE D : Old discorded crank, $166.00. magneto, wall style telephone. Call lU tliff & Ron, phone GENTLE riding horoa, $160.00 837-W, cash. H. M. Gleason, Lake or i t " WANTED TO RENT N A V A L Officer, wife, 7 months old baby desire luruilhad apartment or house. Phone 0181 or w rlfo LL W aller J. THREE acres of celery bleaching Russell. V. F. 6, Boa 68, San­ ford Naval A ir Station. paper: 8V4 tone of wlret 10 seed bed covers I clothe* pins fo r same. $200,00 Tor Ute lot. UNFURNlHHED~hou*e or apart- CHILD'S roll top desk and chair. Phone 1K8-J. Phone 7804, Orlando Tor oppoIntmenL menL Permanent Phone 824. reeldente. J nc modem Tradewall fin: E. T. Hubbard. SHALL ei >srtment Ter Contact L._ Alt Station. couple- FOR RENT fit •your apace. M. cn Ml fit-Hi*I JiiU I d !•** x*iul tipi»rftr b# f nr** lh« Clerk *»f tb*' Clituli tkairi in «»rMj (*>r iititl- t•luinty, Flnrhlrt, *>n the tth *l»v «*f FVhruftfy, A. IF liti* «lh#rtr|«t> llfirnh I'rtl t*f»«tfn«c» Will 1)9 * h i r f **tl M guinsi you fi I* further ord»r»«i thM i hl■ .it«.'*’ t.» i"ufj|Uh-d In Thp Hunford H»fjltl, 4 ni>trittu|i*r uuhllstmt in HAi.fcr.) Hrmliiule t'ottnly. KlorhU, amh itrrk for four 44) run*eri!tt*> w-*-k* WITNCHH my lmn«l and nfflrlal *-.*t a r lir k of lh» Circuit Court in *a*•i I -r f’niinijr, Flnr* ■Itj .in t Mw the till day of Janu hi \ I • l *»4w si \1 t It I* HKIINTfON I Irfk *-f !!*• I'lrcutl t*oi»t I •'.At land \V *4jn*ficcr vi t ■>i iis-y for Plii In* If f. u r r ic r |u to j i • .|t Ms ft*** t ' i rv u U -Oil for I'**till iricc *%litcli iif All B ROOM HOUSE Tumlebed. J. V. Martin, acroaa from Baker’s N » ) M O ft. ROUffttOAHi 0 $P RICKY 0 VIR WAUPAPIR AND MANY OTHER SURFACIS iim . Treatment of l i(| r and «mall animal* Hanford • Orlando HUh*a> Phoiir iU| «»r night CHARACTIR — the lact that you're u responsi­ ble permit—is retarded here ai the most im­ portant fo rm of aec■ urity. N o collateral r needed to apply lor a loan! Stop in or telep h o n e. (A1TNIN0 A fT lIT T — _ M fecu rlty for a loan ...a regular incom e^M a* valuable a* a bank account! P rivate, friend |y icrvlcc. Full Inform a tlon- Inquire. 15 0 , $ 100 , ^ 2 5 0 d r more Family I^uan Company at Sanfurd Room H Ms. Klate Dank Bldg Telephone 3.1 J. E. Rowland. J/. Manager DODGE - PLYMOUTH whose a <1 Authorized Service r**»IitlF9<f l*» ftp* I id!f t of K rill' M .|r FI of lull* In I’tiftiiI i I i*f| | chrual) ielil, ifltti. III «1 - n i lip 2'J. Ai’ i'r.Aii i l.s f le s ilei'lrru to n . •tr—iaN |ss u ii k ii u M it I mi nrr Iteftlt) Gradual* Vc'.~«imria-* : <1lvfirr« Ititrdn fib liffllilftl lltl* of ItuFiy McUlfnilun. P la in * yrewt*. t'ltnfle* Mr* Mcminn, P f - Genuine Parts ri ijlT t !. I'lifillrk I* '* SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS KT FIRST SIGH or A 109 U alm pttn C old P i t para tlo n l o l directed more than fill (iroplc W liid r l Briulfly hiivt heen rnil#tl for induction to i Mint* HlatidiMif and U ll I hui* (In 1 i f< m >nn ford. Wifoli*! (r ♦h$- * " $*f Mi lllld MM H 4’ ill aI' I1I % Alt" 13-1■!1 it ton who hat k|<$>ii ( J 1 '4 y$**i 1 n in thr* I'acifir and ia Mitite# Hyt il an n vnii-ifi-luu StM Knit Vdl m Franc * , In the Gobi desert in 11121 !!o> Chapman Andrews. American es plorer, found the fits! knuwi dinosaur eggs, skeleton* *»t the oldest ami larges! known mam mats; geological strain previously unknown; ami evidenl-as .if ptim itlVe liuii.ssii life The American Disturb ui cinrinn maintains u stu,i> In the Library uf Congress Deatha from starvation in Ben­ gal province olonc were estimated at 100,000 a week during the 101.1 famine in India It’s the Q u a l i t y o f leadership that makes Leaders M jm M€/rM>lO€€ft art the Leaders G. Hunting executive to microphones were called which hml to be slam during the tick campaign, the Director said UPRIGHT Ivan A Pond Plano.. APARTM ENT or houoe. no ehllMre. P. V. Proctor, Benson 'dren, no pete. Novel Lieuten­ ant wife. DiiUnce within S Junction. Phojte Co. 4004, Tor mi lea. Phone 244-W. LleuL appointment <> ' en soon. A . M. Ramuaat, Gold* I laeft (or* n u a r y Dr. Raymond L fia iiMIH.U Ilk’ PI llU t ATlOfti Iti V F U ilU 'N V n linKSrt.I* *t*o«* *"1<T."T.I. Kenneth r H arriott | of and l*o*i who spent a -'ll) iliiy furlouifh in ftffire* aiRjrfti l* H i d f t f t J llenrvu with HU pit rent si, Mr « nil Jt Mt. ^'a ttaili Mini Mm (hint F IlnrriRnn urtd Y ■11 at*- l.pffbi1 noUifltd and r#*It* a re FI fcl t* Hill hi* brother and wifi* Mi Mint Mm <}oirrd tii *-f <*tit i*Ia kut fftol I»f 14*11hew It Henry Ham-ton 111 Tutii|*u, ha* ***■■*iirli .iifjiinkt ) «*u, fur illiorr*, returned l*i The (leneint uw.t t**««il)riie •!* 14**- i'lrcul! r«»*»rt of H ommI mI tit A t Innl a „ tin and Si'll! ihull i «ur»tr. Klorld*, on ur Ininfi- 1111" MmI t‘l» It lll** I »a*. It* v* H I nntT hilt return him nnilerguiti* . IIISill «|My I*r March, A. D, I t U , another major op* ration and will In -Miiult (here**! ealtl cmi** will Kv I "aria. lx* in u cart uguin fur «iulle amm* time. * L-t thin i#rd«r he puhllahetl for in** «t;it tj|r*ry Mine rtt|ulred h>* Id Harrison wan injured tin Ilia* I.»W In Th- HAN'KOIIIJ tlth mUftinn over Italy piloting m StinfuMl, Kl**r|«li», si new ■papier of I M 7 4 motor born her on .May' $.*■- m** 11 i*n* it lit I hit* in *alt) i ’liuni y st.ilt* J7, ii>44 and wa* nturneii to the find W line atiitea in Auy. hy plane and wan m ii m| tr a [inferred from itome. (in, earl) |Hit* 3**1 in Hrpt.. Hit doctors report thut l I >I % he j-dood thin last ope ration and r |i »> neitNUoN I Irik I Mr* UM f’Murl rarne through it in better tondi ' fl*-nilno|t< O m n l y , I ton than In former operation** p lu rlib Hm many frieruU are hoping fm j THi: HT A T I’ CiF m alU H A TO Ji*fWlt: MAV W ALDKN. Ad•ItMF ItltgnuKU. —« — A iviMfn havhis h**#ri iilrtl li.rrjn aji r f«juIrfU by law f ffar |-fiur"|itsfr of r«»hlt,oc^ (ftlfiL I t * i», mil til r l iiifl lining .ft. Stilt foi «6*tirr«> It)■ VVhI4*» F- Wii!«t#lt ug.-vin-l yam, Ilir*** pr^»rnl« nfn President Warren the first chief broadcast through which In those days "enunciators." Mary, FINISHING battery. Stain Chic •ken Ranch, TIL =8, Box 160 Elder Springe. * M ONDAY. Ja o r id a Of Deer I Well Under Way i N A T IO N A L CASH" REGISTER, 5c lo IfUX) detail strip. Gmul condition, $75.00. Haynes' Of (ice Machine Co., 314 Magnolia Avenue. Phon* 14. Fl I,EG A N O n C E System, Itegun In July, Includes All Extras IlenefUtingPidients C LA S S IF IE D A D V E R TISIN G RATES . fU N fo n n . . . today we put ovary «iior\ into winning tha war ao that to­ morrow wa can anjoy tha kind ol a world wa know how to build Wa halp win today , . . and halp build our own tomorrow with avary war bond wa buy , . . war bonda that will raturn (4 for avary $3 invaatad. ' Tomorrow'* world . , , tfca alac* troxxlcaga.,. I* rich with pn$aiaa . . . but how wall that' pfomleo yrlll ba realized do pond a oft-' how wall wa prapara today. �r •«G * if a a w.iit to tit U t+ , 11 wr »".*b t»* V p re ttie r inxioUfr thrna inr-ttixut.)* prin leges for whirl) wr> hare hern bo long tontending— we must figh t! \?r \ . — —« ^ C ' y H * — W H . *, WAR BONOS Kslu'.ilished WHS VOLUM E X X X V I *I fcW SANFORD, F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , J A N T A ItY II. I t i r . U r m lir r \ w x ia le d I'r e s - N I M H lilt 71. — ! New Landing Is Made On Luzon Island ■ Russians Reach Zielenzig, Only ' Fifty-Five Miles From Berlin Aw Nuts! What’s The Use? American Eighth Ar­ my Splashes Ashot# V Above Subic Bay Without Casualties 11 Hospital Units Arrive In France Without Nurses.- -J 'Fierce F ig h ti n g Ra• ges In Bli/./ard A s F i v e M i I I i » n Germans Fl ee Reds Close Call Cor An American Truck In Italy fWv - */x-|c I • ' ‘/dv -An.-t.w it e r , t i t *y ___A . uew A m e ric a n a r m y Evil Army lte;uli j) BpliLihed a s h o re i i r th e P h il­ rt*nchr<i Z iflcn /iK , .rr» m tlr. ip p in es w ith o u t f i r i n g a sh ot from greater llcrlitt and 20 a n d m eet! to w it h in e ig h t mile- I'rum the Oder Itiver, milc.s o f th e Ita ta a n peninsu­ the last major water harrier la, w h e r e th e J a p a n ese a re before th«* tierm an capital, c tra p p ed to d a y b e tw e e n th e ROME, Jan. 11. ( A P ) —Sec­ I hi* N azis saul today, doclafU . R. S ix t h A r m y and th e retary of State SleltlnluN and iitvt fieree l'ijrIt1 1n$; mired in a Harry Hopkins, personal rep­ E ig h t h A r m y . Miz/ard around I lie /.ielen/ie resentative of President 'D ie s u rp ris e lu n d in g w as area Hnosrvrll. tl-iled ' A l l i e d rm m Monday alone a Inn mile headquarter* yeslerda- and Mo-i'ott rcpci ti tf tbi* Kir«l stretch o f th* Luton Inland coast. W hit#* Uu si,in today. Vt in v *iw rr Mil fiO miles northwest of Manila. An ID IE t. r. ’ i -it t i f * r j* iii 1 •t JowuUiMtruiada of 15 0 shin* wore PARES- Jan. .11. ( A P I — I'lllIf *1414 iiti ii 44t*i fi 4.1.11 a <; *<r *4i 'r t*♦ »s.,11< i 1 1r 1* Major General Paul Hawtey, 1 >l>(American flue-, flying iiv it . 'c r y , ■ It. till N It tile I'- r * surgeon general of the Eun*t. wii in the lanillnr <frtdr . Il . fM t (« . * ft* peau theater -aid today that *l l f . l vs .|| Rear Admiral Arthur Struhlc 1 i fi>n|i fiM i h■ ♦ i ti "ii Cr•*n1, It general United Slatco & hurrli-dly cancelled the pre-invn- ON TH E OUTSIDE looking in. Mr. Squirrel t* very hold indeed- II* l hi* Nm j* i i ii .1 ) ih1 VV,4% ft *;iii ||f J Army hm pltsli were arriv­ Hut - ainn naval bombardment. There know* there'* a gin — window Into ir n him nnd hit. old enemy iri t hr « r t l»\ 1» ' "1 ill »''• \mrr ing in thia war lone without were no casualties. The landing on the inside looking out. a llowlon 1,1,11 owned hy Mina Sharon Mop I* sill <1t 41' |#l|l » | * %L'r,t a -ingle nurse keeaaae nurse* forci-s pushed more than 10 Inllen kin-, llellro-e, N V., ii py.duihly git.whug; "Don’t fence no in ” **41** till '<1111 Ill'lltil in (he United Slate* are not ( mI 111 ti «l y (liiieru.ilt.io.il) inland without seeing n Japtiner'r. j Th. re . £1(11%.411* i*k411t a 1i-.fi nf tolunlevrlng in sufficient In China. Japtineka headquar­ , il,- t t•<V• - ill imiKTItllfll IftflM numhera. ter* claimed -lap armies had eom'hr iV|’ w( | ptetrd the conquest o f thr Uni JO W 111lift |M»* Ifit .if * r v m( tin* W A S H IN G T O N . Jan. SI. mile stretch of thr f'antnn-llan\1*14*fit**|l“ | * \ 1IM% t-'f inrtl (A ID —Speaker Rayburn rail­ kow railway and captured the acriM* (hi* -s|j*ik% tf 1t4«.t <,* t man ed on the Hiuite today In reU. K. Fourteenth A ir Force air (■•if »t. r i ( i u . • i' * rls*. •• ( **v1r»y |ert all amendment- to the field at Sutchwan in Wectem ,’ r1 ||I- r ii.liin: ,i ' ■ ( pending lam ptw er legi-lalion Kwm*g"ui firm inf? r>f sutiihtin h- il r r . ■' • . r. *f afferting men between la and — China ™ Kighth Army troop*. Broking to nt*al o ff historic Hutnnn |>en . , i * .. ;*|*e fUti’V f i n . <•* ,i,ti W A R H IN tiTO N . Jan 11. (*■)— inmln as a hasen of retreat for j. * •*'* ' 1IH 4,i M 1*f Sr Mule s<i(ip«ir t«*r s of Henry A the Japaneie and In rapture the |Dependents O f Dead P r o g r a m P r e s e n t e d l->lla< r eoncevime defeat ir III . i' 1ft l T■1 *■ ■ 1 1 hi i! \ it/il Subic hay nuvfil Imam*, math* . , i t \ ' he- 1, . i mi til drive to give him control j AtLuneheonClub By their Veterans A r e El ig i­ am phi hum* landing? Monday GO i hi tit n. 1 1 *.)#), .* *ivt r ( I ove rruneni 1en«I i ng a gen • ' air miles northwest of Manila r us yesterday anfiealed to Presi : High School Croup ble For Benefits on the west roast of Luzon Catch­ 1hr l; , .1 , ft i *t mile dent ItooftGVeli in write a letter I ing thk Japanese hy surprise they I •Lk-'h ii.fi ,|, ,•1j 1, 4•■ ' I nu' rm1ia. which they hope will nslvage* for Mi l l o r i i t h y C r u m l e v . S»*mm (t«iiln «< r* •**. r«uff T it w t A newly enacini law make* st * • m i il»M >• lirtft) i iih,in i-t Wat IIan* tna job of Secretary of dr Hurh School irnloT, and jo *-m — —-— ■ v posiihle for widow? m d %hildren mile* nnTth• ! t ! l!i i hn ii m! Lnmmerc^ !**»»( *•! "The r elery ( ’ratr," v<*oth -imiihiiniNHtdv im i.tc.t the tier Surrender of ihe Wnllaee far „ . - , _ w i I Pcn-imi* even though the loath i •im i rot um uHfaidxfitton <*f S a n tuao t-.ipiin! I. to |.i..vine*- of re* on the lending w i i an it- to «I * * fl* (*•*. rata* llir*# j (g r a t e fu l F o r H e lp , of thevelernn ivu» tint ■ | f o u l , m a talk t<* K i w a iu a n * ut nounced through Senator ('land* ^ I cniKta connected w ith military 1 th f l o t i ! M u y f n f r to dn) B** pper ( I> M b ) who kb id tha i I ,..w I ihnnkg to the people • f San The Children'. Home Society ! service.it was explained ,-la v Iriend“ of the former Vo-o Presi (dinner Was l*rc\ii l upProminent ( attleman Merchants ( .roup T o nf Florida, through ttn super hv Mate Senator l-loyd 1 H'.yl*, fnrti for rnnhhnr y**un;* },**,*idr dent now are "rivim rilril to and1 i l Vl|*4 Intendent, Mnreus C. Fa fit. ha- Service Of fleet for \th -n ii.. nf o f SnnfoW to Have ■ place ir have tin ob jerimti" in *| eed> ousl.v Said Missing j I'alls When Reins Sup|>ort "ltro>\ u Out” ' tTliil ie '.del thanks .|o those in lorny-n \Vor.. Post add which to meet and m haw a t'nrul ?n&gr nf leifislatJon Ui divorfi' «■_ ,Mv tended tin, City Hall A uditoriwm* K e " lending ugenele* from th?-! On Bomber F’light', 1 O f I lis Horse Brenk f Kemlnnl* County who .aided ip Ctunphelt-l Awrlllg Pent ti.1. the time S I* wf t A *■y I The ’iiu1inhvr ship of "The t ile r y y Poinmeree IVpartmant. T h e| tha drive that brought In n Ameiiran 1hi S|it-f*ifd Mi it ha V -ik minurnln’M approm* Hff.flrutum Btt nr bill, introduced hv ( S Sj-i Scruiliir' Boyle di*f lari .1 thut j ( i utc " mh« ritah total nf IE 7 l3 .H l for the n t c f >id In\ u 1 Ti ’ r i' | . intilrly ?0ft and H incri usifig Senat**r W alter F (!e<»rgo ♦!» i Mi aii.l \rv county, whom quota had been there may Ik* quilr a f* « H ' m p -I j f■ . 11 J »ri 11 .ut r < .ii n> F< luihl s rill the Min* * he »nid A npf1IflMi'i 0 # i, p aimed primarily at V«-< J g**nner m t B act at « l ,000. Receipt* other enU of deemted \*toriiii? of .♦I . i !r > »lft v :* * * I t Sifiltirt! t.t *.!•*' .* i r»eHy old l l ah i IhumI On r « « r in*' the lending powers out t "pe ikmih d\ ’ •* than cwh amounted to $2 to in Seminole County, ehgihlr t«» re h in , f u*Hrd h) f H the new ' |lro *ri •Lt* V\i . Infilling WaUaec1® bandit. 1ov »*r <m’rinnn> i ci* i ve thrEit* In'iic fils, i ml uililnl •c *,f* "I of hr I N ill.. . I val^te. 'j reiriimtum* rn w iilv ,|;i-it"ii mil tiv 1■ * " I'< With their barks alrrailv toj nounced killed n U pt >me ii i.. . . lent i • j ihr gov * rlUueriE il ■,%« .m ■nuticcd I .| rt l*d «t ^ llvctipl* in Ihe county were: that he would Ik* glad to h» « i - i Lieut. DeWolski • .............................. o I K uallnug* Um r*g+ T*rr+) ((nsttaaea r w » T%re* I ; -* • * the ^ f D« | . Hi n V ,tv I llfitil M 1 ft.lll 1 1 1 n i li * (mm M n\< i t>**t;i v *o I rani S Iu iu p re r e Hanford, $ 1,07m; Oviedo, $12!; hoi parent^ yesi»-r.i»(y vs :i*»b i i • f uil sit, |*. >r f l»* O. ( t irv o f t h r \ '< m liifi.iii i fill |Ui L o n g w o o ddf , $73; A w a r d e d A i r Medal $ 73: Altamonte Wotitilled it" :»-"T on l'iApril it fi t V\ t n- „ ,t.iM . report *-♦f j T hp' ac I §»iit I **11**w . d * i iH hy 1111 wa James Russell Wear s Spt. Hurt Vkn* nv» , i1+-it ib* Pur (tli U KHilig of in* caul I bur le- t o|r oi Of the lmit fie to d *t*p»* AN LIC IIT H AIK LORCK Heart nnd ,ir" • md n • riim g ft*, i i 1 \ .. I . I i | 0*1 uVli., p V•• 11t hf ,.| ti er . f •t»* I t.i P*«wrr nn.MBKi: SI A i m s , England* I n f a n t r y m a n ’s Badge f rAm hi in (1u u i < • oil fed t» In. fi hiid -f .ifted h'-lrn iui I iVti 1 ( -■Mica* Chuluota, i 'i . Of the item, other Jan A i |Spec hi I ) —Tin* Air Medal 1 combat in \m* > > h. i hu h he hie 1 . -1 ,t th* mm ', lii.rd *tie than ca.h, Sanford contributed Mr and Mr*. II J I eh> I T h e t »■I* i • a tit * r \ t in* Between 200 end 2U0 Hahnman has hf*en awarded to Second 11RO, Oviedo, $15 and Fern Park negro Agricultural wmiI.fi I . , .i | adjutai i * *■< » Padli Lieut * iiiDtlnnllhn I I'uW nlski, r*•. civcd word recently that * h* and Ua.-elbeyry. |2fi. I i.i i* 1 •ttic'-*- pilot, 1 grund-itn, James Ruv^tdl J 2, M i I...W t» iifin If*) to help ha i vi —i Nfiuiihtli' M In hie rejHirt Mr. Fnjig sad .u hiev em**iid j Been awarded the ( qnihii: ( ills 4I • ( ’fl«n ly celery nnd •■i hri i ;ii uIh f n r •‘ We ate very proud of tie mn luring vegetable*, arc «rh«*d liutnc Ligiiib Air 3 min h .mhmg I tryman* Madge fifttM'i ■I i wonderful rraull. aeeompluhod tiled to arrive at the Snnfonl utlnek< on Nnn ind t;uv and in A former Hon ford Im»>, you* •*• all over the Stale, the verv lieat W Y A luiboi Camp a«»ni« time ilUktlUll l.ilK et. Ill I. the mitt lLi*»rll m v fm tijf w,th .» i* J H it xf... Bus ( ’ol lid fs II,*'. p I Ml. | .Ml * I III l II I 1. ul. ( i(\ alnee we developed th* idea of during Ihe fir il we<*l irj Fehru* til Ufti’ t. mnl > l i . C. I DoWoUki, troup. in Francs, (Wishing t " - 1 m Kirind 111 I * M I I l f , « ,1 ■ I I 111 •I K l» \ I I II .1 *11' 11ih |*l MiIIIII Iir «"d d'l’tld H »’ I mil l M **. i, "Ilf 4% ha v fag apon surlng com mil lea. ary, it w u revealed yealerday o f Counlrv Cluh Rnnil, Sin fon l. word Germany and wrote that] hi W it h Celery Truck 7 nvrr (riim .iin The h 111|*VI*,41*4 al.fl III I lit i n u t n t f i i t mu j i m .1 W e were nh|* to pay o ff all hy Ci. Norman Bose, naaiitam Uite.1 fur "cnurnKc, ctsilne.* recently he w o . "lucky enough to S#cn*lnrv " f nu iw «ii*. |* I h r I’ fattt |»«K"1 Ih. lb d ft . M, , Mty (it'd ,■1 debts nnd defeclU and have slate superintendent of F.mer* ■ml .k ill" «htlv pilotirur hi. Fort, have hi. name drawn" for n lfa­ nympathv ( *inf*rinn. f«d ♦Im'* ( hi I hi- i 3m * |lt»to Jifi ui I*um1t, •111■i*z >MILthru | ( 1, , , in.I l t noufrh to provide for Ihe need, genry Karm Labor at fialr-esvillr, l.ieut. DeW.il.ki ho- |iirlki[tolvil llen r pa., to Paris where he lowii .1 ri t i' Iui Im- ,m.I in.I I \"i'i * .i I filh. . I.tllll | \ ft «t« *s ,1 > I luitl in -1 ,,, , I ft I I M t> | | ’ I of all of our children for .10 fteeonllrtjr to 51. L I’ ttlluiit. |»re-i i li» Etithtl. A VI h.mhm- l.low. nt chanced ut*on Jack Hill, nn.Wter v (flif 4 * t . ■- ■Jr' I ili*r \ \> l»vi I.M 1*ill* it........... • r i. •'■I ll|M . It U I. | I h lit*. ilny. in the New Year,” Iccp with ( Sanfonl innn, whom he h . " -t . iiuhM r n rfirin ) wit s r mirtr.li » 1 M* Mill ilent nf the Haniitu.le ( "t.unt , Itoiifi n•n! ,* Stilll M' It* - KU' .a, * IL attack- o i .ren m eight nr 10 y.-«rin Kum |ir tlit i. u I lliirh s lie I If Ml. . IJ1"-. 1 -,.n I. .| • | > > | , I Karin lliirvau. 1 H ilt. Li uU?r•*, nnd rnilroud nld friend, vi-ileil nnd In. ‘ f II)’* U -1i * Mti jr» f. In rrspon-e (n Mi t ullum'i inti field* I rhtfwr h t ii,. . . • n rf 14t H. L. i * i find vt * 1 I • I1i telephuiteil inquiry n- (.. whvi yur*t- Im hind *hi (vi-rmuii lme*» in re a. nun in ted. Ii .4hurt Im I” .1 I *. I wnrku, fi.t tit. lhi> latxir wnuiil n r r fe hare. Mi, Mll|i|44iil nf mil Allu-d ground W EATH ER l 1-ttrl m* - i lto\# <tatn>l that th. fu -t r..n | fm e.i». 1- Id HI M 1A < nn*tui** rabli* .1 i uiih ih» l v ( lingrnt i^f faun )nh..i 1 1 -11 mini j 1 .trill I n " 1.1 k■ I 11 men) her nr4i arit! cik»I this sftorTH'mfi "*«1 ii nil * nit if. John Synkarik, who ha. workrtl hy the 'Vnr tmul V^rmrti.ttiitiuit of thr i;t;Sil It..mh l.r.mp roni vv un I ■* I . 1 )»irt l: ........ 1 It lll'-t. . , I Mi fo r Ufa pu.t eight year* for the through .pecial agreement with mandrd hy Col Eltiert Helton, adiuhUy roli1rr (nmrhl w i Ua i •» str Gorin* in it •pi•* t * f T*>i 1 t! ii i' * nth ,1....H- *.! lift \, ViI i< Dillll <1Ih,41 (•*•' h .IfiYrr*. Thur .I ty Sanford I’aint and Glatv Com­ the llritl.h llnhamun government, o f Snn Antonio, Texas. Th>’ frrrim if in n« rth. Hi;l 11nr i ,i M- t -Ii’■! L'i iii lie l V 1 ^i/’ iii \ VVili|iurn 1I.xi>I Im. n him 1i*i♦ f.<r r«s klr**« » I Ii Iialtnilfd Cl* f*4|K llk fff I | pany, In Ihe (tlaia, m in or and hail left the ftnhamn- mi Jan gl tinp i. ii unit of Die I hird Air P&rtly clmiily and continued * dil. f |'tr(dr In ; II ' i i rn l ( hrrr i ill ilvIII l* it rut *« h<il I it prriiim -i picture frame department, today am! another ihipinnil mi Inn 'Jti. Division, the dm.uni which » , > — ------------------------------------------ J \ii * Il sltlK < illi, llurhe. nnd| " ' » l ' « 1 "> 1 " " ' r" u " VI t announce.! that tomorrow tie will A thinl wn» scheduled to leave cited by the President for It. him Ih i l-r.ia tl ..( i I..,I,...Ii Mowi.n esrnprd -eri.,,,. .n)ory ItMh Hi VI f I. atari hi. own busineaa In cla.i yesterday. historic England-A frlrn shuttle thf-ri N.II'1 IN 1" 'h^ir II IlMli'I ,,|,|) \|t e [■ V v IJnliiir- I.f liek I hv clinging to nn ^ i.r ig h t post and window "repair and picture ( nrvt thr ilf iver N npii I. toh# h I rfi/Vrl Ihif iii mi ii isI (el t (iinji* ill hi | |r,. Mr. Floio laid that he did rot bombing uf Meixerschnillt plnnlr. framing at 111 Writ Second think that more than 1,500 at Regenslmrg, Germary. thfirL*i* nf hovsi*vrr brnLe n f f at thr top. lu ililftr-K i ' H *ii I v »• in v. i 1 l ,un t i l i rv ii Street. Prfor to hU pre*ent con­ negroes would ba allowed to Dam.‘life (i» the bnu mrliulril a Lieut. DeWol.kl, a 1940 grad­ I h -m i iiii\ hi*i ! ib ttl I Iv ii v c ii t |jM, i , m -v 11n u t Fu n e ra l lln in t* nection, Mr. Benkarik worked for leave the Bahamas and l*ritt limit a\|c to rupply uate o f the Be ml nnle High School, M in ih» lie I» i " in (hi-fi- i |m i n l;i *nhs. Mill Im* an»MMince*l trfil■-*! the Snow Paint and Gina* Com­ Florida neetl. a* the government L. also n I O ff graduate of the ,mil !»» t hr < ht’ v r , rai1tftl*>r, iiijj a in fin« i f •'*I D'h at nil linn* » J;t |*«r Msmbtrs of tb* Parent Toi-h- deinoni(rated that many rhddirii uf l hf ilciv iffitl m*hl, mi lh<*| pany of Sanford. frr tJri uml ft \Je «1» mftjre there was not able to release Morion Military Institute, Marlon, showed phy*lea| d»*(*-. t- t*v i.-neon I\m-|.it.tl lie extended an Invitation to more than that nnd mijI nf till* hn** . »* I / V .tlM Ala. He entered the A A F In er* Association Tuesday after­ Inspected a completely o f lack nf Vft am ill- and mineral* (•it il* *■ ;‘‘ Brown Out” Starts old customer* to rlalt hint at -Uuw-fast the labor arrives here December, 1942. The pilot was noon PR O C LA M A T IO N any time for glaaa or mirror depends on how fast the IV FA trained at George Eield, III., equipped modem eleelrk kitchen In their diet ____ i Mr*. Chnrtra Wilke, A.eoeintlon need* or for picture framing, movei In recruiting the labor, nhere he received his wince in at the Junior High School, made W H EREAS I'KO . colled Into noulhlt by donatlona by Th» presidrnt, thanked hermit Unrler Mr, and alrt. Benkarik who according to Me. Koee. who add­ March, 11)44. Florida Pdwrr and Light <'..m- o f the Florida Power and Eight R o b e r t (J u t L n l i s t s I Thr "Itrnwn Dill" ii-ked fnr hy being In one of the nxflhn'i live on the Paolo Road near tha ed that It waa hoped to allot a thr federal goiermnent Iwgtm graven! emergencie- to provide [any, Sanford merchant* ami W. Company, and all other* who Sanford Golf Links, have four total o f 300 workers to this coun­ In A i r Force R e s e r v e ! on Feb I , it wu* emphasised and serve the recreational, wel­ A. Iw ffler, manager af Chase helped aeclire 'he eqtilpme it and eon* In the eervk«iv8/8rt John ty. He added that there was a I.mIiiv t.v t'h'irle- Cole, malinger fare nnd spiritual ..... I* **of our and Company, who provided the upon motion of Mr* W S Itrum Benkarik wfth the forces Invading good chance that thia county armed force*, will have completed ley, this was t*z|irrqwi»i1 in the* lighting fixtures. Germany; Jerry Benkarik, B Wc, might get prisoner* Kidwrt fiu(. •<•*» nf Mr tuxl nf the Florida I’nwer i Eight Co. o f war as Mn* H James (ind* left yet ter who iiigeil . nlnl'lete cn nprratinn four year- of .ervire on I'ehruUKNK, t la Honed in Panama j 8*L laborers, provided that a camp The occasion was the regular form of in rr^iihit iiiii ■if nil merehnnt* and Immnr** srv 4, 1945, and Prior to thi* ilrmniulraliun, a Joseph Benkarik. Ft- Jackson. might be secured to place them On and after Thursday, Feb. 1, meeting of the Grammar-Junior program hmuirniK thr (ounH«m day a fD rlimit* for North (ictirjfin men in thi- community W H E R E AS in it* four year* 8. C. and Daniel Benkarik, HM In. ( mIIi' k *' al Dfi1iliiMM*Ka, (in. t.< High School P T A meeting. Mrs. persons who detlro to send money o f th« national l"TA movrment, t-ritrr the Army Air Force* Kit* "W e're nil m thi* "llrow n Out" nf existence, I'SO has forged a 1/t, USNR, new attending Mer­ C. Wllholt. nutrition expert o f orders at the. Post Of flea In any together," Mr Cole, Mnled ” Dn chain of nearly 11,00t) operations cer University for V -lt training FioritU ''Power7 end* Eltrbl *** *<>«" “™ler, ,,ir1« ‘‘ i(,n " f I i s ten 3 R m r r v t . amount up to |10 will find on the Feh 1 nil restricted lighting n*e>. throughout the United,Stales and Comnttfiv fuldreiird tiul crrallQ M fl. W tike*. Thr fiiliiuier* « « r r . Horn In Orlnmlo. hi^ hn<1 at after three and a half Company, addressed the group hand the rovemmtnt’a newly Mra. Alice McClelland Illm ey trm liil lfK*al Khnnli ami hml thnt have been *o widely adver- the Western Hemisphere, each ,ac the service. and demonstrated the equipment Issued Poster Note*. It waa an­ which was mad* available to the and Mr*. ITioetic Appemon lleu nt. complelcrl the fir fat half nf his tl*eil. will t>e "nut" until such link of which i« a touch of "home nounced today by Postmaster Joel away from hninr” for the men In addition to the dnnntlons srnior yrar nt .Seminole Hlffh time a* ’’ I1HOWN O U T" reslric school by her company. She waa Held. »rof Mr. Leffler, nnd the Florida School, For thr pni( vrur no tinri* are lifted on orders from and women In service who have Introduced by Mrs. Child* Wilson, also seen entertainment brought Th«*« notes, printed on coupon Light \nd Power Company vari­ hiiM been a rorpurnl in thr F lor­ the War 1‘ rmluctlon Ilonril. paper are marked In denomina­ county home demonstration agent. ous merchant* of Sanford ntailn ida State (itinnl "Fuel rtmservntinn is important them in these areas nnd in com­ y The kitchen, completely decorat­ dotations, These im-lude thn fo l­ from tha Wai tions of 91 to |I0. For amounts and we are sure that each busi­ bat rotiert by USO-Camp Shows, Um widow, fMn. or leas than a dollar there la a ed under dfraction of Mrs. Vir­ lowing: Pnlmettn Grocery, l*xlges ness rstnhllshnient has nlremlv and W H E R E AS in serving th« Arcfa Coopar Collln^oJ Sanford. special note to which stamps ginia Burney, featured . modem Grocery llesron'i Dairy, Myres planned just how it can rsrry Pvt. Collin* had dlvad in Ban- may b« affiled. Sumps are also electric equipment, end a service Watch Shop, Margaret Ann Gro­ out II* part in this Brown Out men nnd women o f the armed force*, the three great rellgloua ford OO tha otd OrLsndo highwsy uaod for fractional amount* over for six Mid on tha dining table. cery, Wilson’s Grorery, Pigyiy period. faiths o f our American people, the’ amount printed on th* note. Various cooking utensils, donated W iggly Grocery, Both Table Supworking together through UoO, " w .S 3 -* «:.S fS r * 5 S The sender of money almply boy* by local merchants, also dishes, ly Store*, IE.[.kins' Market, G R IF F IT H INJURED of Mr*. Paul CaHlna Couch of the note fills It out with names wsre shown In ths pantry. CpL Jess* C. I^idge, USMC, P fr Albert Griffith, 22, son of have provided a stirring example emlnol* Dry Cleaner*, Hanford Labelle, Member* of the PTA showed Bulck Co., [jiney'n Drug Store, son of City Commissioner ami Sir. nnd Mr*. A. E. G riffith of of Democracy, now adds extra stamps If neeeaaary, TH E R E FO R E I, Edward Hig­ Ua wu Inducted Into tha sav­ tears off the receipt coupon and much interest in the electric dish­ Sanford Herald, II. L. Perkin* Mrs. M. J, Lodge, has arrived W oodruff Spring*, and brother washer. Lighting equipment donat­ Co., Mr. McCall, Sanford Paint safely with a Marine Division o f Mr*. F. M. Smith of Sanford, gins do hereby declare the FourUl vies, Dae: ST) 1948. and trained mails. at Caron Blooding for 17 weeks, Jack J. Rocco, manager of Bar- ed by M r.!Leffler waa commended and Glass Co., Mickey’s Drug somewhere In th* Pacific and ho* been reported wounded In Anniversary of U S 0 _V l he 1 fe e $eed C u m , in Baafardl MtonT Store, Julius Dtngfrlder, Joel said .IwArnuld Hkr to hear front ArlinD on Jan. 13 in France, Ihe 6f public observance, and __ _ uguat ba waa has requested and rarelvad per- MlPt. W ar Department notified hi* invite all fllU en i o f Sanford to Field, Ilcnry Mclauchlln, Car­ some A a s friends. aant’ to Italy and later to lYsnce. mission to purchase the ' iirsf visit our USD on Felt. 4 nnd to Cn p l.'W E ^ WI H tc enlisted In the parents. Mr* Wilson told of greater dan City Vegetable Co., Colonial Mrs. Postal Note to bo issued by the skill needed by women of today O w n ers, Sanford Gas Cn„ Cox Sprlijg of 1943 and received bool An infantryman. Pfr. Griffith take part In such ceremonies Parris Island. 8. C. has been overseas Senfqrd Post Office, end will in home- making. Bhe told of n Btudlo, _ i Lee’s (;n>cery, Thoms* training at for seven signalising th* occasion. Edward Higgins rocery, Deddcr* Furniture Co., His Address is: H00422, USMC, months and has been in the Army t this to Gall B. (Friday City o f Sanford ick'a Dry Good*. Picture Store, c/o Fleet Post 0/ffeo, San Fran­ nearly two year*. The extent of January 31, 194$ cisco, Calif. 4 others. the wounds was not revealed. Rayburn Asks For No Changes In Pending Manpower Measure Veteran Pension Dorothy Crumley Clause Explained Tells Kiwanians By Senator Boyle Of Celery Crate | B r j^ n J. H u rl Children’s Home Is Appeal Is Made I*or George Jacobs Of Reported Killed ^ ^ ' k e d (’ ! osl Chuluota Killed Over Germany „ . t In HorseAccident i,,f Wnr vv,r 1v',' r""“ in rf,n ) Uk" S ;; Bahama U bor (Jroup To Arrive Here Soon John Senknrlk Starts' His Own B u sin ess Parent Teachers Association Inspects Completely Equipped Electric Kitchen On February First New Postal Notes Available At P.0. Pvt Alvin M. Collins Is Killed In Action Corporal lA>dj?e Has Arrived In Pacific S I f r a f f i j rf^ - g g a -asr. - - ’ aT ,-.’ - ■ " i M ; m - m _. * ■;,a .s e ..q „ , ».• „ . ....... I.;. - - ' ... u l ----—.. .. .... 1i r �I * Jn one huxv day, Arritricati W'Vriifn officer* in Ifie Anny ,1 transport plane crossed ''The M#«llc*l Corps now rrcetfe stand " Hump" between China and Indi. «rd pay allowance* for their } every two nnd a half minutes. dependent*. JU VC llalli ft , aim kept repeaUnj; "Ann i ii iinn." w as ,strt|itied ;o Rls L f t o i * ll" 1 ■ *aiminpi) for wounds i l l L I nint l - mj l l ns n German prfst I • iii-i S illicitly he recalled hi* IC C 1 T shmiletl "Aincrtcpni o u lC x »tfre '" nritl showed the .soldier* 1lit .In,’ lain II ! IK.-, line*, theii amis around 111,1 K* | in*. k> mi* many time* and t **111Mi, I L m: |.l,il*' l -» ii ill nek Ix-lilml the l <1 ll!S“ lini-s, when- they (jTlnrtcred me lit'S t U|,b a major,' llullett said. |"They nl to miinntfcd to find DOT , j H, niliHHtrr, who ,hod been slight; ^ . |lv ’*<'W td«l. We Imd swell valet ini’ s, ii |>rl v [ri. !inij n(c jjlt, same food a* , 1 ^ ".tin * Ku Mail motor." i, ]|H| | llaili tt soul the Itusslafi* Oha Imtl i •■*'*,s’* •»!•» 1,1 M*°*k Japan«»e, il.ciatoi since A merit a is at war with imin. *, JoniinGctmanl "W e all speak German, bectftu* 1‘nlnnil, [ tlm German* tire our enemies, and hi Hal- I we try to learn ax much about Dr. Raymond L. Bhhs Grsdtute V fifrln irla n Treatment of U rge m d timall animal* ^anford * Orlando Highway Pltope day or night J37-J sSufir. Donut* Marvel Frirlrtnil Bread •'nnc r#rkrt. Icr< Bar rafcbs Pdtlrid Caltfe lb ififc Hullnnn —.Smooth. TUrh 1 Ik Jar 21c Peamit Butter Sebiiholo County. Cotlh Rccdrd VVIlitelumM* Kvupurntnl 4 tall Gabs 35c WairsnltL Utsd* , McOtUlIn, Robert II. ot u* To J Raymond l~ Caldwell et ux. Newman, Ada Maude et vir It. A. To G. A. Speer, Jr Speer, U,. A. Jr. ct ux To Ada Msmte JJawitiih et vlr R. A. Sifibae, W. A. et ux To Carr Jo Dallied Warranty Deed Jordan, Wilbur et ux To Henry Caldwell et ux.' Deeds THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY. FRIDAY - SATURDAY t-MMilrf J*tf1* | Smoked Sausage .. 11>39c Fork Shbulder . . . lb 25c I rrW « h.lc at shnah PlbVlt B fd iiii. ; .... II j 22c V Wr'lffu N*M.*krsl Beef Tongues ..... I!)39t Piire Lard ....... lb 18fc . .1140^.^. - -- ,v.i Pig Feet . ....... lb l2c j ITffcli. IYl»»*ffti»#sit,4iI* Pork Homs....... Ip 32c a ~ dent of Rial • of -iaa Toilet Sohi* TS • c hoU tii, .plump, 20c FRKSfl FLA. PiiRK Wh. Filiation Gm it. i fin ;i 1b 33c Ivorv Stiau, med. 0c Hams B for :i fftr 20c Shoulders 2 for Me m.i » Fur LtiiJtifjiv m IhhltfN Oxydd, lire pltjr 23c fipc/fv-i unit} jf i m n — b)hnd ifrtiot i% Oernitmi — Al It»r Mill - for 11 Ikiuft • io produc* .\4iiot14f 1 Mitt J.ikjr baking 4 j- lain, (ho n t l u i i t r prtKfii %ralf im ' . J'frti.u.v \ iijntirt* «oH MifXfjU A bring* 1ha iftllghiful U'Sa I#. i urn llitMi NiiiHftil t Mmtjfr Oait 1 ' N llff k t jin* 11 ii rnadf k u u . * , trr 11 (iMm tour pm ft 1l*JAy, I lore f* 4 Ihfl*tfiitt a#1 OattI luiundiy Smi|i P & <; 1Meads S-'ttp Gmviirlnti'i) I*rr pkrr 23c For DaliiiyThine* !vor>' Snow lire 23c Whit* Suit KATIONAl 3- MI Nr jTE OATS ' rHB'3-wjir- a t m p breakfast Shrimp VaIr monl ( ' ni l an c» bar .r>o Cbeesf* Ivory Flakes life 23c Pure Shu) leiiinif Siiusrtiro v c k is c o sdiuitAj twr T lb far 2ic 'IVnjaftieft PrerioU* atone* weie fir** in It minted td the western .roll tlitough Ihe eoni|iie«t, ..f Vhainler the Great in ihe rinl, In ITITJ it l*rrniii** *!*•* fu-lih-n f«»i uttn tu w*-«r it I «• that Arnl t**H‘r omuiui ibr tim-k and \\h tlnJ In ii IhiW huhinti The part of Aii.tralln on lei cultivation doe» ii"t -vri-eil Hi a te. rf the stair of Maine, RATIONING CALENDAR Soap MACARONI aiid SPAGHETTI >$ p r e s h e R THE B E A M ! APPLE SAFCE ..... No. 2 can RED BEANS valid. C AN N IN G SUGAR AH home canning *ttgai cou|M>n And stamp* Intklld. FUEL till, Fcrltal { and 6 enu|Hin’i ftotu lg*t T**r. and Period I. 2 nnd ' coupon*, (except (n Virginia where 3 , beeontt» valid January I ft. IR lft) fur niiicnt wn*rin i.uu M ild at 10 tfatloiui n:>eli. t» A BO LIN K A -M coupons valid through M irrh SI, 104ft. Rntlonlntr ruler now. ie?iulri- that each car owner writ* his lleants number atul state on each coupon In hU' posi.esf.loii an soon as It U issued him by hi* local ratUinlhg board. Ml.LLO WHEAT Hu11nna itc A c h p r e s e r v e s Ann Page * TOMATO S O U P..... 1 SCOT CO. rtOMINY SCOT CO. PtJMPKlN . \n I ll<d IIIU* Potatoes . . . 5 lbs ... 29c Cabbage l r GET "IN THB B f A N " V lO b lt l 'Jlig iw iiiy, luhuw JUvui is rgsled in the eoffc* be. until the mbii.lo >ot- buy A lrP Coffee. N o ’o.t (ln u r ihn |o [iicrjiiniiiiw iliyv ur w ie la IxTud. . i o H « ii :ohl Itfruli1 lin er, ft fib e r divor in c*rutji )tiu ,Irp.k. \ ii . 1 t •tu ■ 1 *ti L Apples . . . . . 3 lbs 39c Cauliflower . . . . 12c to 15c Crisp Celery TEA BALLS . ... CUT BEETS ..... PORK and BEANS SUGAR PEAS ... PC . FLOUR ...... CATSUP Vm, u 2 * “ctiiroM oaouHO'i w » “ fL a v o v -ja v if . ’i l l , shifts time you buy, frtxh A * l' Collet is ground to your wdri t u jiut right for YO U R , Thst's *hsi ws tall ( eiiluiiva AAr istiLu I rp lW in f~ ib a t,b tir. dw k'.. tl> dirtix j v i l .offexpot. YELLOW SQUASH1 4 ICEBERG >a hJDhi toot ftuWot F rtih Tainldr Gobi Medal i l l Tr« T it - r .it n Flour an w «r i*a»«i* Fruit Cocktail .. 33c rinl * l»* l»r e r Pumpkin n o n n r o r i r r n i iT iu x m il tax n c m CHAVTKIt IJItTvpF H i t . R W I 'l i 18 ItEllCIIV iJtVKA. That, u i i l s Anns WII k i i holrt.i ot Tax C«rtll(c«tB Nu « . th* ttfr d ip of A llgu lf A. 17. 1*27. Mas I led sam* la my ofilce and 5 Ib«. 29c 10 lbs. 57c 25 lbs 1.39 tirae. Juice Punch ... 24c 15c Orange Juice Pears.... lb. If « i Grapplade .. t. ■ ■- ' I- (5* 1 , ' S Vsh CaOdP. Beans T. S. Beans wsskinfflt jr 15 0t fftftMerV » * l 90 tO B lit i l l rp»i*ta Pplnt* \ W . G.B. Corn 14c IS •• Del SUM* Diced Reg l . l t eh K of Center nf Itoctlan . . I i , Tuwoxhlp I* ___Kuullt R a U t I* Cttl. run K r l eh W l « f eh » Jt ch . :R14 eh 1 ACr»*. Carrdts........ . 1 I i as Tah.A-Ta.ta Aarleot fatale Prcservefl .....i to Ihs ft)«he»t bidder al lh « : haioe « • in* p r .i Uultdar hs monlh of.-ilH icb, 1 * 1*. i la tha-.llh day or March. :S4 tbU list dar of January. Al (V .i.l . . A i Beechnut Strained Sth'. ft'/xfc ‘Itflj of AM* Gt&t tlJ. ’ I'l fiJ ll) TkPd*r Sweet lh ? m ild , i w r c t .VEGETABLE M ARGARINE llallitrtN ddlow, .*n c h , i .vGdtj-. T i-jf.r > it*(t rriif.uRt. A f4 JA rw lf.l Ncttl will x i't Ja v ' Y • you deeply d ii/ y in g ; ■..v.a in <lt;> “ P1 .. . •• ■ a lied tstign g\*alncvl tvery tunc! 2 for H U - MA I D I Ittbf (mr4fu ,. a SVMia QUALITY I Ybu ran depen.1 cm Aa ? CckTc.to deftrer rhU "p/ck of plan G$EfcN CABBAttfe .. T abt a- Gr st f V \o , ll 'n o l i n rllflc a l* embraces Ihs (ollowlug doz 25c Idahous Rutabaijas^ ....... lb 4c Legal Advertisement TALCO DA1RV FEED ID lbs 52c Carrels 2 brJis for 19c Potatoes Lettuce I’ ROt Etf.SED H it IDS nine Xh. Y&, /J*. a a, n :, c j 1»J. E>. F'J. nnd G'J now ndid in 10 points n»sh M B A T8 AND FATS Red tjft tlumith ami A through Dt! tmw rall.l at I" points enrh fer nip with tukeiir Ht'UAtt Stamp No. 34 good indeftnlloly fuf five prdntih. 3ft Iteenmrvalid Eeh. I. SHOES u Airplane Stainpa 1. 2 and 3 O e i CoM «® rt10! 1* i Alii Pnidri It rl*i t£ For Dainty T I iiiik * !LEMON'S 1‘ rrftfc Mmlf. I*nr» J'nflt CARDEN-FRESH VEGF.TA 1H.KS ARRIVE DAILY! YOU WILL A I .WAYS FIND THE VEUV^UEST <H ALI'IA , WEST PALM REACH Fin . Jan. I I , (Hiierlst) —•Promotion of |lit U |l. Shannon front n fp o rn l to seigra.it IN the United S tole. Army, has been announced here lo«|aV bjr Hrnil-’ iinm fx Caribbean Divldnn. A ir Trsnsport Command. USA AF. A nntJve of floiidn. Sgl. Shan­ non I* a ginihmte of Seminole 5 tbs 20c ID lbs 37c If nf td Soap ~ D M E SHANNON HKOMOTKD Salad Dressing Lava r lb 16c|Cbld Cuts Shi,* III Camay Atm b'lofi, ■fphn'iSdTt dr To John * Harry Wilson el tit. Maitiund, Fla. Duz t Friday, Jknu»r> 26 City of Sanford To Mr*. Julia Simpson Frncjl. Seminole County To Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Cftjr lee ft Fuel Co. To A t ­ ii 11U<nc ilium as | t i r * one Itu*niuh lantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Real Falsi* Morlitsgc i r * i i l«»M 1 im. lane, John A. et ux To First i I'o iy ) llullett mid he was imptfiwed i *as 1,v tbv Kunnimi sshllera alwl-.jlc* Fed. 8av. ft loan As* a. HstMartlun* of Mortgage rcrlbfxi them an alert, w fll u»snTo S. K. t -ha-ivj i.trttL r eftLslcm npd^ cinnpareW* ,ll*nley, VV.11*-L amsi•• ux - e.‘ ---—— rr .^titf. k " • tffig d g R r rr j.-V 7^ - ' ' Wi-bolt, Otto To W II. Wit ~f " I orke.) the Rod soldiers wfien bolt. "['■'* *" | i ’.rv r * i» r ie d the war to end," Hunt* Owher* l-oan Cor- To , i he said, "T h rv replied that n- E. D. Kirrhhoff et.lix. MorIda Stale flank To J. T. on .he I major Knfiiprun war enda In j spring op »uiuniiT and that the Swsln. SstUfsrlion of .Sidewalk Men .(•ward! battle against Germany- wtnild City uf SanTord To F. A v -urn i prabnhly mutinim until -lurl*. fall, . iinyo j unless the Reich proves tnwgiar t hafiihcrtin. lkHsrdtlon nf multifile t , » hey i verywbere than Is tfrnlrally Msftlnl, Kohert Re: Resident realised I a. spooled." ’ o f StatF o f Fl4 einre t! I0M4. Lives Gelievu. Wright, Charte* I*. He: I t t n , Janr I ’nrkcp Sultulm WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. 191K rr*E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAG E TWO, ToWMo Tomato Soup M i.4f A t U v ENGLISH PEAS m tStiafSi llleatB tho hlabasl bid Wninuff. :d r iJ , F l a . AT A ll A xr ro p p STORES AND S U P IR M A R K 11 j - '" ^ F wi,-* Z lZ 1 "-: j - : r r f. u r ..» :. .* ftajsaaatA a.’. iT. i. i �-» 4 * . - AYKDNESn.vy: JANTAttY 31, 1915 • THE SANFORD II ERA Lb, SANFORD, FLORIDA m r t e ' V e1/^11 tc ra n 1-*»U»3 hatUJmjli; Pension • i 1 ____________________C l a u s e h x p la in e r i rm^aaaj B y Senator B ovle j HOARDS i iU1M0NLN.C U ) II un|i|iur<| | runt t' n ir Hurl f f ii*i* ,1 eh.ii ir* utn |»n »mt i*ii t i l i d l l*< *u* h i hunt a. H e q I j Hniil that tin fiuihtien *fIn 1r mu arlivi* m tlitui v •L 1v in 1 tlf k t Imji f in»|, d tt ini’ll*mn> iff 11 1 Pb illlV 1*1 1SI*114 i f 41. f1i til | V M*l V II I l i tmw 1 in in* nihtv 1 ;itr . l' *, n .'ii ai»«l t If* cDv i 11 O m ul S civirv Life Immune** Itn | to death ih c u i i inc tn a v i v i r r in tinu o f J u ly , t t h » ih c r o f W u t R l W a r I or the pr c*«a nt w war pm rm m \r»,|!S bat n * *. i Vk ItltlVV lH<li *•I * * I- • * it M H ilit iH I h a ' ih nliiiir f. I .ich mlditsiuiul i *. l 'Xu \* |i|oa hyl eric • I 11,| milr s w|i|my, lint tin i* i Kijually ilividnlt L.tvli iulintion.il rhdit T"t«l pj-'.M.." * P «i«l-le .i mint h vltffintioi •* to*t t'io ,iiih i •■ * Vi HI . I ' a ilili il. t n iilllt K l o ' i l l d i i i ••' i ,r*»i ■ I ' l i i i ' i i f ■>. . Mather of Sanford m . the »m f#*iiM» line mm king the !**♦ White Rti?-i to unity eto-M , . . did nut h av e a i i I... . , *t'i vice o i l f . .1 N t r i K 10 ||||<'I|||1 Mil 111 , I (bit i i u r n , *,tr i led /dmkov ' 1a- till (H-ri-iH'li I* |t„i •I •*•**!« ..lie " » *« ' n i nide* iiitiil* t , I- , " i fiitiligr itfnl the tnwiin t* * i iil'ido Cl MOi i -m Ni) | | h l l l l * I* h .r* III tie Ml • 1‘ f lie* lit* "M l Ill Opy - 1. *1 I 1 « , , li* lit .i , P ' i m il e t o •*I soutlieaiii ' a " t 14 JIJ" * to I OI MMOn I .Uid r ill utl .lrtdt, pp tidies *niul h I* ,r*b I'T it f bunt Ini. b* t || |a i.id w e r e Clip! nt ml Nfiirr I hue •■■'ob |lb d tm t ,,,« ,'mi oth er |dnre^ w e i r ra p t tli e d . ■ r n tv*J a h « 11 • 1 < a |M* I, i . I hi enemy Naiit» -an ! t Jin * "a V id ei him A do, in " , I n ii|»ft, th ee foire* vvrie id r e a d y a|* F lo s . Kim idn, r e fe r tun* t** i In ]doH chltt g a Na ni d e f c i i i e lln* L i nil r r In mi anil l o k m i ib.il tic La* ml oil the t h ie e lug (i e ril tt * - a *lt, tv tin % o*f eii i|.!i>i i *i "i ' .ul «« a n•>, of Se ll u eib'iis, McfBOt '* II ♦ »’ .lfO'|*tn| i I ait lot I . . , il/ an*I /.ueillrhau Schwei!ui> ato rtntm M eiveriti are M mill ^ f r o m th* 'till. Si tv iri' Men Kxceptnl W* h .C l i. b*. ■ o* ( ■-1 al^ ilf ty \ d W i dne* liny** ,.m*l o|«en w ic k dnya I** * on 1* M The Essex Studio l?oU 1 1 I l i» \-------- V n lir Photographer p r i . l r r i i*>r) B r y a n .1. H u r t R e p o rte d Killed O v e r (ierm anv I* •i n i l t r » t r f . i i a i . l r r n I ...... I l n r i i i i a l t « i » o f i ...ir n »-»«l» i» m n j r i n . I no r l i n r m o n y i. i l l i ilii- u t n i i t m l j i m i-.m k|>rnil \V r ( i l n r r i n n r m - i i i i i n r r w ith —M l M l c •im|>.lllira. I |im i ll.ii -o f.,| f ii ii n rl n I i ii r|, our i t * ii" till lit. H JAM ES G U T AGENCY 203 hold *Ih . I* I a pi Ol e of i * pi r*.* train K n e- t i |r rofe -* on l« I -Iml lei the la I Mir b e t w e e n li c it ir de! eii S te I i m \|n-i n a ill - |in.lehr* tie the di ivy I n w a r d S t t U u . i PH O N E S 76 A N O 4 8 MEiSCH BLDG l#* i man i nI'ital Vim \t F ra n k fu rt Re i h n in id the ill iv r a k nunc'the itn| o i tant tM eit n v i i e d it *.j t t a r i k f u r t on •t in i M e i , .1 m il e - i-avl -m tlh ea- t **f Betlu uml h u e M r m , Id mile- east i > f . i g e * (lilt k • •I 1tii 'min tap* t.*i I he e n e m y utdicaleil Z.tulkuv * .i i e* u ei e iipfi't ufti hllig Withe M H» ib** f i Min Tran k f o r t on th* M,11 i aoil tb m ih > f<"m K ui's111 N*o Hi *.f i In tV.uihe tiv i r >wi rfo| foe | " f /.Im i **t - ,u inv w i f e repo* U*dlv plufie m g we*,| fi**»»i iH plu im l Uric** I,, • nv e lo p K tie d i lit f r o m lh r u 1 b and to ill iv e .i v e d g e h« i ", i t 11 f ie ri in ami Stetiln (M ini Rn* -u* o I ij< * * w ri ti i k in g t o w n n l S tr lt m , at H i- .ii* h **f I he * nh . >|.it m li Jt*‘i bn 110110 ffid * r e d Ho loimr* la " i io d d lif ntfnn of all t mo tut**' lb ter, W art he mot CLASS A M ) MIRRORS FOR T H E HOME ■’ i ■i ■i ■/ i R IL L S RACK AUK Ml IKK \ e \K A W i In I .»m ,. 11 , * lb • r ............ 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IVEY, Pastor t"* MISS THEDRA DEMPSEY Lan d in g Made O n Lu /im I s la n d C A R A NOME REA I 'TV SPECI \LIST \\ ill Re At <)ur Slore T l l l t O l d d l F R I D A Y , FI R. , ,1 ,n , ( I . , !, , , 1.1 ..... 3, t il l ,1 I ' M . o i i I. i , 'In i'! . • , I'.ip c r t 1,1-t |,li'M o n ' In ,iiH ) 111 k.'*’l»H'i; i .o n ■ •■ to* f h in ilu h ( h r ' n , ' , "« I , ' ii III,' '*' I it l'ir r 2 I., On I i M-oor ' \\\: *' ! • *i ,iM i. j on llo ' .« • ' n mull idone id til' ll M;e \ l*l, 1* Im * a i hist. I ••«*! " hIh V j - 1 H1 ..III 1 * fill 1f h.1„ 1»t it 1 .1 V ** 1, 1,. Hi. 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I1MS oi „|| , , r h C i . , r l m n i l.ul t,,,^ iml In hkist IT uvjIh, Soviet force h e f i i r t A|il II 2. IU2II i( in l{us»i,t. mi I hi v b lb liv ll 1 1Min * **t»|dy in;raptured tt vilbige three tttiU mill the ilisrhitroe nr rvlenSi" W i ir 111 W a r II w id o w * mtd od w e t nf the buroing citjdtal cit 11 * li uic lib a ciiFil Ini |n * •*f KT»uiir- hei£ ain| yiiliiullv 1m. i * * it, i In iMii , uoMiid v l.| i IAt»h1 the t it y by re a c h in g lh* ^ • b a t l i **f the t r l i i . l l i 1,1 4 .1 R a h n Niftitbvt emt K*tnig-t*ri g wo • in t * * i" I i 1 1 • • ' * l I i I 1)14*1,1, I v if "rally rn r iitlo l I tin vi li' iilil too - I hav e l.ml 1 lln fiii*t mrtmdi of /.Imhov! 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T h e follow m g i n f o r m s lon* tr­ **»* -a V%it |l IM* i III 11|I i* * n hb* « r i a l i n g r ( i>i*tiniijri to *!•• ir c ftl' to Sl.tbot i ,, i,11 in loleiits of ih i e iiA i lI vet' tun ati 4 ’ .......... hi Id 1*1 , fill ludity aiiiinuht ed by Svdatm " . . . _ .. , , diwii » hoc irn i'ine e\i*i-<(« I 5 5 r' u i I Ii Russians R e a c h Zielenzig, Only Miles Front Berlin 1 | o f f i c e an- h Im i available u t ih m i* l i ehtitiTT to inn |it*r*w*it- ent itliM to I N«* \ i i otuitv |>ay, pen.*urn*, m N a-« PA G E TH HER - C A R A NOME TOILETRIES TOUCHTON DRUG CO. 1I Pin ' 1, f ' '"'"I w t.i* ti ' 1 * • namh* Hllfldiiv «i* '*i '* * fleeing s o t ilh w r .l li**m 1hi ■ into liatftnn I t ’s g r e a t to b e h e r e ... H a v e a C o c a - C o la 1,1. VSS IIKSK £WV7 l ues IHl «»?*«»«« FULL l.ENCiTIl HOOK mi mums I r y o u ’ kp. cuhious about llic low -dow n on s y u i l i c t i c s , you ’ ll e n jo y reading this little fx m k lc t. Hul rem em ber— your present lire* arc pretious. T h ere’s plenty OI •yn tlietic rubber now jinil tire pjQduytion i« increasing fast— but— 6». mr tlicokm l.i o f th e.A rm ed Fortes. So civ ili/md must wait fo r new tires for non-essential uses. M eantim e, ou r new synthetic tread rub­ ber w ill m f W ^ o u r bid amofeth tires almosbncw. It's tough and durable— like K e lly Tires. Com e in and learn how long we d m make your tires last safely. MIRROHKI) TOP FOR miFFCT wrrfl wa l l MIRROR _____ . .. or helping a soldier fed at home VPhrn lie's hack nn furloagh, It’s tbe Unto things * soldier left behind that he luoki for. In three words, WUiy * C *i* much of his old life comes to mind. For f ,m a-l.ola was jiart o f his day* after schtMil or after work, with the gang and with his girl. A luppjr remembrance o f carefree times. Ice-cold CocS-CoU CfiolJr i* * wirai pTicclh tid ft sfiouIJEa** a special •• m i antTfriemlly g--------- * ■■■■Amerl^sa *7— — life. A--------— | a » .. _ . • L .. - _ tV7t. • ----- — A —a J —- ^ m ,Vf>a.t* nl A *i* nAa f.i m place hi your •_L Icebox at borne. Wherever Americans go, tCoca-Cola standi for tbt future tbjt rtjrtibti, —has become a symbol of pur friendly way of life, lo t t ill) UMQtf AUtllOSUT 07 Till COCf.COU COMlAllT IT H A N F O R D *v i O T S '/ ; k J -ii- 4 * — a. C O C A - C O L A " ' I - y svT i -1 m J* * ** * *^3; if. : ... . ... B O T T L I N G * r & S * *f¥iW*ww-** •' - v. ■ ... „ ------ - CO Yo» atwrally h i t Cm i Colt n M ty lih M h ittm M M YJtAt*.fcAw*aail* waSffpn* Coc»t>ti O rrtn j. �\ A I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. 'HUG THE rtANftihfJ HEK a U ) ; . BANflJttDj>FLOklDA Hie Sanford Herald LATESt^E^lSlMENTrJfiTOP^J&jRY Learning" On Th SCARCITY Yoiinpr propb leaving (’ luw-l 1‘fti v*■>• t. ,n. i••»!.» t**»l*i Uioy art* lonl»K*'Kroat npporlmiif ie*. I li,. • «'l tin* wdfld's knowledge are too often thrown away for a chance to earn a few easy dollar#, while two young to appreciate with'T k a pir n te f )enm>r.„*np Whitt might he done tvlfh the dollar# to make life letter On the other baud, one going into u modern fur lory, plant or store has a chnnce to acquire rifnch useful educa­ tion. Wonderful machinery can give him a resjaet for the Inventor— for the mind and education which made the in­ vention possible Me can learn respect for discipline and teamwork. If one part fails, the whole machine must stop until repaired. He can learn from this the importance o f qnc humble citizen in n community. The student in plant or store learns the value of punctuality, o f cleanliness in mnn and mat lime, of good Craftsmanship, of an even rhythm in living u-> well as working. He can learn much physics, chemistry, engineerInjf, because here he sees applied the principles lie -darted to lean) about in school. From older men he can pet much o f the history of his industry or business. He can learn the immense, immeasurable value of be­ ing dependable. Only weaklings loaf and spend all their money. Those who aim to be the strong and useful citizens o f tomorrow will be fair and aqunre in work, and will barn all they cap every day. .__ __ . ♦ G ID P Y 1 A P 01' M u tt! Mr. John Senkarik, formerly connected in busi­ ness with The Sanford Paint & Glass Company, his own establishment. The Senkarik Glass and Mirror Company, located at 11-I West Second Street Mr- Renknrik will specialize in the following Picture Framing — Mirror Itesilvering All types of Glass Work for the HOME and for AUTOS. W EDNESDAY III RLE VE R SE FOR T O D A Y IT IS E A S IE R TO D ECEIVE OURSELVES T D A N TO DE­ CEIVE GOD, SO CHECK U P AN D TEST Y O U R IN N E R MO TtVEH AND ID E A 1^1: /> Lord thou had searched ird, end known me.— I’talm 130:1. ;>Ar.".v ’ w . •- -r* TH E HWANH O ’nim T h « l.yrirl I * rw the swan* fly westward the hill* In that rich alow tha fire evening bring*. Whan suddenly a broken shaft light Gave all lla golden splendor their winga. to ol of to Then for a breathless moment, I beheld Unearthly beauty in that passing gleam, Gold hird* that flew in golden field* of air To quiet water*, and thr Hill* ot dream. JOHN IR V IN E It was probably inevitable that American ships and men should be sunk in the Pacific in the progress of the Japanese war. Our navy is greatly superior to tin- Japanese, and our sailors in every fair combat have show n them selvas better men than their enemies, but they cannot always willJn fair fight they ask no quarter. All that they ask o f ilv. etnomy Is adherence to rules o f maritime warfare, which both sides have pledged themselves to observe It is with indignation and horror then that Americans have read of deliberate breaches o f these rule* recently by the Japanese between California and Honolulu e q ie i-itilly the case of the Liberty ship John A. Johnson. This Vessel, it should be remomliered. was not a fighting -hip It was attacked by a submarine on a moonlight night. Seamen who escaped, some in the wuter and o th e rs in a lifeboat, were deliberately rammed and run down and sprayed with machine gun fire from Hi,. Jap Mihmnriiu*, while the Jap pallors jeered at the dying. T h e o ffa -ia l re­ port says all were "victims of atrocities," w h ile lea o f th e merchant and nnvnl crewmen were killed or wounded Ap­ parently no more chivalry than this can be evp eet.- l fr o m the Japs while their war la-d*. The iiatroiiQge of customers, both old and new SENKARIK GLASS & COMPANY Smoke Problem We *ee where Harry Hopkins, former W PA chief, ha* gone to Paris It will take a long lime t*> rebuild Europe that way. According In recent newipaper dispatch**, thr Jimmy Rn>**veli* travel by train, even when late. They inu»t not own any^dog*. We don't »ee why President Roosevelt i* *n an turn* to gel rtd of Jesse Jones n» Secretary of Commerce He kepi Madame Perkin*, didn't he ! "T h e Japs boast lng down inure over Tokyo Our etting so thick aps ju»t can’ t through. J they dre shoot o f our plane* Hoperfurt* are over there, the get their flak I f we had to pick a date for hen lha war will he over In grope, we would nay about three weeks from today. Rut we have been wrong before so w« suppose We can he wrong again. 2 Mr. Avery Is legal," aska the Florida Times-Union, “ why does Mr. Byrnes o»k Congress for a law to make It legeTT" — Titu s­ ville HUr Advocate. That's whal you call insuranc e. __ Nightly janglet — No — frank­ ly — 1 can't aea ao much wrong — a dog displacing three men — I been a dog too long myself.— V.L.S,— lake Worth Herald. Aftar all, tht* la the century o f the under<dog, ain't DT_____ A i long aa they are talking abouL drafting 4-Fa for war work, why not draft aome of these fellows who are engaged In Nark market operations, whether 13 or 60 years of age. end and not them to work digging ditches along the highways, or at anything also that'* needed! I f everyone were forced to work at worthwhile oc­ cupations, there wouldn't be any manpowir shortage. . _ Draw Pearson, whom President Roosevelt characterise* with acr.t »IM restraint aa "a chronic Uar", rwveals, now that the election Is over and the CIO communists g h n ly v Installed in power, that when thl* war brake out “ lha U R. Army had only two week* supply of ths N*W Dealer* “who planned It that way". And ha goes on to hr corporatlona DuPonta, Alumlatc.) have been of all war or- This Is HUppogfsl to be an Age o f Resum, nr a Ration­ al Age. Hut It doesn't .cent altogether i at tonal when so many millions of people depend h o greatly, t o r t In-r a i m fort and peace o f mind, on a once vulgar weed The aforeweed, as the reader may have surmised, is tobacco And the part It plays in this present and supposedly civilized world is almost Incredible. It is getting so that people, whether men or women, seem hardly able any more to do am kind o f work, or even to pass their time comfortably, without doing it to the Accompaniment of ciguret smoke. ( tur enemies might almost have won this war before It started, by the sirnpld devjco nf corralling and burning nil the stored tobuedo and tobacco need. Come to think of it, (his very thing might occur some time in a great mational emergency. Maybe, in order to lie forehanded, we should have our scouts out searching throughout the plant world for some other form of mild and unnecessary poison to take ita place. Amid all this fuss, some smokers are resorting to n solution of the problem that is almost startling in its sim­ plicity. They just stop smoking. Too Laite To ( Massif y By RUSSELL K A Y Prior to I'oert Harbor I used to ape ltd about half my llmu traveling over the stale. Since then I've had to stick pretty close to my office, but a ihort tlmo ago my friend Jack Monahan blew in to my “ Private" (the door aaya) office and made the mistake of announcing that he w«a making a -trip to West Florida. “ What,” I aaya, "Is It ■till there!" — "It aure la," he re­ plies, “ and you ought to see it since it ha« grown up." Well, that wae all lha encourmcnt I needed. I hopped out my awleel chair, climbed Into hla lap and cried like a baby until he promised to take me along, I f I’d signed up for a “ Cook's -Tour o f the W orld" I couldn't Hava been any more * .* *T . work* oni of a Linotype, but 1 made 'em knoek o ff long enough to nwie n Coca-Coin and do a hit of f » l chewin' and we enjoyed u delightful voit Journeying on to Inverness we found M r. M •' Scofield, who now edit. the t’ilrti* County t hrum, le and llunellon Sun, rhrwr thr hark o ff a pencil tryln’ to figure out how to g e t cl) thr ad* irt and have enough room left to tell folk* about the activitie* o f the Parent Teacher*. Women'. Club, Women'* Field Army for the Control of Cancer, Committee for the Infantile I’arnly.l* Drive, and all the re*t, Krarhing Willi*ton we learned that Editor Vuu«r, who incidental ly I* President of the Florida I'rev. Association, and rnv boa*. wn» all la-igletl uji and backUihed a* local chairman of tbu Red Cross Drivt and busy at tmuling a committee meeting to determine who in put thr bite on and how At Hronaon we were lucky for we not only found good old Roy Child, publisher of the l.*vy Coun­ ty Journal, at home and on the job but J. Mtn Ayera, editor of the Gilchrist County Journal, was there too ao we killed two hinl* with one atone. Min, by the way, I. Speaker Pro Tam o f the lOfS Florida House of Representative*. *o if you don't think we talked politic*, yuv’rt croiy. Take niy advice, brother nnd don't run out of cigarette* in tin* nn-k of the wood* if you me perenlkety ami Inclined to wrinkle your n«»o at Unknown brands. A Carnal ia hard to find 111 W. l!nd Street a Luckv Strike i* something you make in a bowling alley. Ami another thing pepper, bopi white amt iilack, l* plenty scarce, wr found most cafe* B'ui re-lnii rant* out of it and from what I OF D E P E N D A B L E B U S I N E S S AND PROFESSIONALySERVICE Onr *pp*»!allr >■ rillietjr I' r f w H lIif h A JENNINGS STOR1 The Kilgore Seed C’o This Directory JEWr.t FR Watch Repairing The Rest In Heeds, W ILL DRAW A I'EAK READER AUDIENCE EACH WEEK. In.rctlcldea Z01 East First Street and The this weekly CARTOON^ Ir directory COMPELH ATTENTION. Your ad here gets a peak audience. General Farm Suppllea SANFO RD LODGE & SON* ELECTRIC CONTRACTING GROCERIES - M EATS VE G ETABLES CO. FuUfetoii Ft«Ui#« Stfvflc*, I*** nowdaya ns the real McCoy and Ctr — RADIOsS — Home We fit then, Just call us f |N S E R V IC E ____ b eca u se w e pu t S e r v ic e T C AM PBELL HAUER R AD IO A ELECTRIC SERVICE 111 M B | « r I U Ar*. FEED & SEED STORE 20 PARRAM ORES Y , GROCERY a M EATS * P O U LT R Y l i f t Fl i w li Avfs SEC U R ITY Cartoons P k *tf Advertise M A F F E T T S AUTO * SERVICE s*a If. rarts A re, Pkeae at*a SAMF0RD922 UNCLE JOSH sa gone by I've driven 6 from Tampa ‘ to o hundred times, but ■Hag T e a * Car te Artlo Blllapa u ld ho got blot whaa hi* wife felt him. Reilly, ho was block nnd blua... WtMl .Trudy WUife «t church ELECTRIC SE R V IC E Co. W H H a n w e M a - - r o a w a - -tot I IR E W E IT 8 «■> a CAFE f l~ 4 Food f t ’ .• --i-_ Wtmmm aerelee vg, t• •r Prepare Now for a Career in Aviation j Tain In Hi* South'* largetl and boat oqulj Aviation Tochntcal School, (amplotnongr* m aster r a d io K N C IN I M IC H A N IC S H A R R Y ’S IlAJtjffci'- LIQU0R STORE MASTSl r j f c t o ’ , A IIC R A fP lilC I, A i , O ilW ia lU s a i l . M wrn out in nil tha lanuuages eluding' the Bcandlrvarlan. The < TH E’ t n t t DRUG LAJ^ETS DRUG ’ STORE CO . ^ Cooptotic* • Fountain Servlco rtock o f offharin* chewing tha ■RADERS FR H * FR IE N D LY jrass : - WHO M ARC THIS FEATURE A V A IL A B L E STRICKLANDMORRISON, Inc. ~=s . - ' 1 . ff 'if*f - -r ’ ... • • . V i- • o m - ** R A N D A L ^ E L E C T R IC CO. /, IVEY’S i . VA i l - -i * , rreaeefgllaaa * ' THB P E N S L A R STO RE : 1 y T . - a *, * t* r All Ike PMMlIr READING �t — r ^VffP.N§sp<\V. j Am; .vny 31, itjta <— /»NTunr» n c r u u i . fill: i!iii iw r n n iu r i/ in r n v ■ if! U DyC. Group $272,000,000 With M m , Hrfndon A n d Personal <Social aSocial Calendar W K tiN K SIJ.U All members uir urged to a t­ tend the meeting o f the Service W i v e ’* C'luli in the Library nf ■Abe USD at 8:00 I' M. Election o f f i c e r , will be held ami plan* f o r the installation will tie mndr. A l l Horvice wive* who are not members o f the cluh are invited to attend the meet mu. Tiit.itsriA v Seminole ( hnpte. No, ■*, (inlet astern Sim will hold lit rrxliur business meet mg iit tin- Mu­ onic Temple at a imi 1 M. All ^embers and visit ins member' re lifte d I" a ll'lid There will U- initiation 9 - The T. K, 1 < Ias» nf the hirst Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. W I. StinnViimirv. £07 Kim A venue, ;»t aim |* M Thu West Side I* T A will NEW SIFIFMENT! Activities Mr*, f ,F„ ftoumillit presided over the regular monthly meet­ ing of the N dr V Hod ward have an executive meeting “ I I ' Chapter. United Dsughlrrs of ,'COO l 1 II.. followed by a regular lar I Cnnlederagy, Friday, at thr homr nil—I mu at ! I '• I* \l Mu- Irene I of Mr- Ciaudr Herndon. Hinton will speak on " l 'i r , i \oi Mrs. J.M. McCasklll. chaplain, Kni Safety ’’ read several verses of scripture rum ay as she led the group in prayer, Mis* Norma Ells of West Palm after which the members saluted The Americnfi Iwgion Auxili­ ary will meet at the legio n Hut Ileach was the week-end guest of the American and Confederate at H,00 P. M. Miss Martha Page flags. TUESDAY The chapter donated V> to the The Alalhcan Class o f the First Mrs. J.C. Stabler, Jr. of West Ba|diit Church will a have its Palm Ileach spent the week-end polimyelltls fund and C6 to the business nod social meeting in with Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Stapler. Tuberculosis fund. Mr!. Herndon Introduced a the church annex nt 8:00 P, M., Sr new member, Mrs. E.H. Laney with Mrs H I! Heck, Mrs, I* F Whighnm. Mr* Murray Jarvis, Mrs. K J Tyner is » patiertt and a letter on the work o f the from Mrs. C.D. Mis S \\ Short and (I Harker nl Ihr local hospital whrrr she organization as hostesses. underwent a major operation Insl Walker of Kuatis, Florida d ivi­ sion president, was read, week A liislrriral program vs»s pre­ Mrs Rachel Hinrath of Tulla* sented by Mrs. L.A. Bruinley, ha - m «- in w aiim * Mr*. L«**lir historian, and Mrs. Itoumillat and Went. ION East IJifhtefMth Mrs. Casklll read articles on the life of (ienrral Robert E. l-ee, A linen nhuwtr w n fflvtti *n* Ntr«*t. Mathew Fontaine Maury, ficnernl clay rveniiiK by Mi** Mary Earle. Thomas J. Jackson, tleorge Davis Mr*. Jnhh I. Clark nn«f MUi* N*»rMr ami Mr*. J,S Walker and ifH* Nnrw chwI ai the lumtr **f Ml*n ijsiitIf hlet wml Mr*. II |Isi>11 »i i ,»f amt Thomas Bragg. Mrs. Herndon. B*M*ted by Miss Entle, hiinonuic M i * j» lean Mnritfi, | Win«teuierr were iiiiilier i lit** |w hnUe-ulncL- — < it-teully uf Mr, ami Mr*. KJ. llnriinrn Bi-vin-, served refresh menu during ju. social hour. PreThr room* nltrwlively |Txuar, Country Ckib Rand, «ent were: Mrs. Rountllfat, U t f itaro r a t a l with iferherus nxnlean*! — — —— McCasklll, Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. camellia* and *wi*t‘t|H*njc I Erirndu of M m . Fran k Mur I Bruinley, Mrs. 1-nney, Mrs. KroneBlriffo wan played during the I ^ i l l regret PCf to learn that herger. Mias Margaret Kobcrtl evening and to ndd variety to ihi* *He in miffvrinif from a broker ami Miss Hcvlna. arm at her ni ionic, 82.1 f'ark game, ench winner wan awarded u pmnll p r iie from a ” g r a h “ hag A venue Mtn. John W Evan* won # the tfrnnil p r im . A laum lrv l u o k d . Friends of Mrs, C. A. Ander.on j laden , with gifts win then pre­ wfll be sorry to learn that she sented to M m * Moran. A fte r the I* ill in the Kcrnald-I aiughtun | 0t iic * r * e l I h t V h i A J p h » { g i l t * were opened refreshment1* Memorial Hospital where she Kap^ia social aorority were were i-erved hv the hrmtr | underwent an operation this week P c rs o n a l s Miss Jean Moran Is Honored With Shower Miss. Dingfelder To Lead P.A.K. Sorority Th«**e invited •» lice *»»*r-nia»ii riI Tuesday aftrrnoon at ihr huima __ f wen Mr* II I \\ heeler, Mr* John Ti ole Mt - li It Vluifdn j Mm R R M*u jdiew and * «•«» M m K\ aiia , Mr <► \ N-‘ w hu. 11111> 1i race Morpliew and B*dd*y Mr* V t William*. Mr* Mike. Fidlm, are *peiid|tig thr wtnier Minniik, Mrs W S Earle, Mr* 1 month* with Mr*-. Morphew'* Jack Horner, Mis. William Hall. parent*, Mr. and Mrs. I*. I* M . Tn in J itr Itfull. M i * M a f ir Thc»mp*ufi, Mrs S I" Fowler, Mrs (ii'r triple (i ill icit. Mi*. AI E. Hunt, Mr*. W C ( olcmnn, M n W. K V n rn , Mr* W M Tnrrra. Mr* O W Hoiiifln* Mi- Mnv kl Kuril* Mrs. P H. Luiistm;, M i*. Shlnr* Hike, Mr* A K Mm mi, Mr* \f ir * ‘ i wu f<«r «1. so nl ihi* Mi****-. An mu* M VV i l llt'tu.reri «•!► Shi -Im* Willmm Sti** S«*linu 1 *\\ I in k in ' Sheer Hose j.o i t»v •-r ftrnharii M r and M ' * Him* iiiii »* ii>. if .JRt k v dl S if J,11k 11ill “ f it "HI jfti Minvillc. 45 I'ltut't* R t iy iu i Htrsp w i t h n l'K N cotton to p **............. I.OH Mill S 1-: The n Will Im- 30 o| I’ll house for tiff scars if thr So nf ud NlO M‘ A i r Slatinn 3 humday i venuur ut J:110 F M u |ho F m i ' h House, Fourth Street and M#i»*noh« A ' c nuc, xpoiianriHl by th* Defence ( ounriFa Recrcalion Diviamn, tin dor the direction of Mr*. Ava Duvia. WOO d SHOPS 500.000 i AM AZED A M E R IC A N S ^ C I I U C D C l J D I U C C 4457 iilitT k n u i F L O R I D A ’S C*mnpW||, l>r an<l Mr*. J, N Mi«* Ilalt'* Jti Bruck. Th «y air Minn Margaret Ihng I nnif frliti Irlit f r, jirr* idrn t; M ff t Itelly Ji* Ju Brock, ; v a r prr« ident; Mu* r.velyri Fvelyn \(aihrwi, *ecrr|aryMl** l.ylUan lliivle, trraaurer; Ml** Jran WU* ham*, chaplain; Mi** Jean hayar* h)«turian; Mia*. Daphne Connell d- m hrrnldand .Ml** Dorothy Moi urn. publicity chairman. Installation o f offic e r* will take Itohton and nkc**, Mi** H n ltlc Hrerdln nf I j i k p W a I*1* w e r r l h r if tic *V•« nf Mi and M r * H L A n « l r r * o ' at plaice next Tuesday e ven in g tit m n u u w U N D E R .W A T E R . F A I R Y L A N D BUTHONESTLY! WEMISSED YO U! JOIN The MARCH OF DIMES f State Help For Cities In Budget ilF J «i it.. i r.. ..(...I, i»i . ii r*. nml d,r*'* i i.lMllfc? ti i ill.tr*' ■, i Jm’ l lid Hi j VP.fT 1- ■!***Vt" I « 1 tli k» s > p r. j » . i b * I *•! 1•** ! A* 11 * “ • .. .. .i i» It w ord T o ta l In Share and A id tolte D ew ey’ s Fconomic Fonfcronct* A n sw er to C ritics B e g i n s At Kollins AI B A N Y , Jan 31.— State aid W IN TE R FARE Inn *t .St* to thr municipalities, including New York City, will t>e greater 1lull The tenth an mil R *>11n,dunriif thr next fiscal year than Folleire Economic t on feitiu* will \111111 R •ej) ever hrfurr in New York '■* hi*- l.e held in tin 1hen 1v 1 t oriiof urn, Fi'i|. mi t t " r v, wit hdtit t hr add11mn o f u ■ \ Will .« * t> '*•» IK ’S (Him-, nf Ntatr w idr rr\ «*mu* Vlfnld.t'V * Whe •f • in flu 1ield’ **t l C ** 1 and r*.‘ lu*jvr o f any ii»crra*r fo* I'M-i1• •l educathin which may rr*ull from 1ell , ffiitititiih »•Tmil miiaI af lull i »1l tk propmed rrvi*.iun (»f thr I r o d topics i* lit I I k ' 1" )h forrmilu. I o*t w nr |»In»»f11fi|? Vhi-, it was li nrned. will )««■ j r , th. The I ii e puhln -» • • o (lovrrrmr Thomiw E D rwev'*hr* *- *Litk * ..n'ri* »c . \*.0 '«.• d. budpr! mes*affr .in*wri in Hrm voted to add r e* -o .* lid i no , di ci -Uk and provsu re immp 4* vin h -nt .a 1 +l| nirtrul. that thr d a l e divert «uim ] cni **mn 4 .in .a. , nf It- f.,1 in.rHiu.tlOti *uip in*, mm [ hi t wot, phinnniK 1, T wor d * 1• ti' locked up ill a po-t w « r nv o ii 4 mnplox iiieiit, coii-o lioi •«u -mr - * ducat ion. ' nd . 'In . Mr Md urn fund la till* loCaliti* t "pa - .• I v O i l ) *t m i l d 1 1 11 1 n! '*ii *I > f **r w 4r ti m e •a Ia r \ .1 l hi 1*ud eiencc npei. |.<in ■1 /U'lmrnt* fi*r municipal rm ' iiioritihfT ‘d h* 7<i (•'cluck irh u piojri'aK. a oniuli; till ',|J *• h\ 1 I Ma I•I! The tlovrrnnr wilt auhnut lit tail ll-dl. p i ' -ideld l i t I 9-I1) * 'IA l)iitiie<*| to the I eici- 11* *"d uddie i-C'- utt *1'Inliioou 1*1 «*t lure next Wednesday In clause* \mcnciiii Pi tide h> ( ha* W ' u deahn«* with state aid and munici roll, iiMocintr ishloi ot Ini 1*1 pal finance, it won Ickrcrd, lie lattion.ij 1111* III i' ■ I'tdii ' h m 1 ' 1 will report that the stair, wid The Rr*|H*.n«4|hili1\ "1 fh. 1• cm, u ib nt e the Inc till lie* during the year a total of pJ. i.inHi turn hi lt-% Finn* nur“ h> I * * 1 ,i* Mirmnnl nimiiufri •! *•■* t n In -hared u x e and *tat<4 n»«» eornparrd with S J*. I.UPU.OtMi foj imltec fin Fcorionm Ih v i i | *1 a, \ihiIda; and “ t'*MAin 1 . u at (/,< current fiscal year nnd JJdV oflO.lWu Oi (.,,1*1 und IP 10. t h e ’ \ pects of the 1*0 1: o lit F. < *d t.\ ( V| St 1ntt.•r1, \ * a \ 1. t<*o | rrviou* year* when th* * roev and .t) m * 1* 1 ♦ ’ ^ • 1 hlifhc-' '( l i| fi^i»i(«e a r f r i. a. t I 1 la. I*. ed. V I’ .m n di ■ V. l.j.Jl), Malt aid fr*uti nil . l.e w f .11 I nIJ » 1" |o 1 m t.arrd late tavi*#- will tw u r r r « r t| to $ 1 |n.udU,iipii dnrinn l lie a III Will t.4k1 | I o * i Hi.' 11 ut 1? tu m ( (.ita aitn the next f i c a l year, compare* I nliemoo n El*' 1in 11if H - * 1 t• with fTo.»«»n.noo fn lt*3W The Ih liiitim« rmei it«««% id r>f»n *-ti a* reason this d ifference »* not -or reflecird in the cnmimrntive lnt.nl leftiher?** * olha-c. 1 o|umi** 1 I u state aid figu re * 1* hecau*e there Xeisity, il* lo rje rcn ce lead) 1 I hirer rr prcseiitut 1Vv ant to i i ha- l>ixfn a hu|?e *hrilikri|:e in s|air ami 1*1 the localItle* lei t * lief, am| ie**ei ihrinkuye- l*« Other ohje* t , such A* rtjiH iilitni 1 L IrN-epinr in tale ;nd f-»r l I'm -e rlem wha m il -id li\ • ufil p 1f «t 1»• •hr r \ uir** 1u hn .11 r » j e*,dlt .ir h * r 1 xnmpi l H. .*;•! H* al 1tie f* ell f ,■Im*1(1*1i d t f I hli.lMllh MIO * 1', 1utli |ala d fit f j UOi I I'MHI ■r1111‘ f ■** .li \ fill VV it'll th* I 1■»ii r ilmt Mij, *1 ' it iJ 1a*1 cei.t f ih* |<n*ul re hr I iojd tl»» HI* f t iTi.it Vkhilr |he I I’d o» I »m|| 1' "'In* -1a 1• <(Hill ili-il out 1»i< I' m ill irtiel mniiiififrd t>* $ I I .mm nt>ihU',ti >itl . ‘ fhio thr reduction III the auimint ()i / ./ (,'< > »/ /V. miltm Slnrefl, | id t*y the loctt II l ti*ib I ol 1*Ird * ___ * \ , J *7 •»'«i IHIO St#xie aid let?is|ul ion. La •*.! oh 1hr fried-t«n* fom mla Jill,.united to f r j i l dlMl Ullll in 1 !"* while lor I he nil rerd 11■»'wI Vrnr d wuh p*'L'lT' d lit |MPi,.I P.0 ,. thr home of Mis* Audrey Bach, rrllriru* president. lh»* Fnncr Hrl.rnn Hotrl in St Rlun* were also diocu**rd for Au)rij*tinn l l o l e l for thr I ’ m *’ a hmmrparty at Daytona Brnrh •li'ut S Hirthdny Half in l in e rho*r prr*rnt were. thr M iisrs M t - John M T ii h i I . u i f r 1 nuly Andersen, Fat A iidrraon, Jt*11fi I ’ riMik, A R T J c, l SN R . \ ndi r > llarh, Betty Ji> Brock, thr S« nf nrti N aval Air St »* t urn | UuiUr t lark, Datdui ('on nelly, arrived hy pliim- yesterday nn-rn Mnryarrt lHn|ff«ldar, Naric y Jo inr with mlitnt *nn, l.dm F.tul i.in/ulri, Dr|ut**s I Anne fii-m New Vnrk t ‘ ity and w » « JttVell. Evelyn Mathews Betty Ivn Math met hv her husband sit thr * M Mutlhrw*, H a r r i e t Matthew*, land.a Airport Dorothy Mornsor., Su||tr M o r r i ­ son, h i l l y Odhim, Jean Sayer, Mvra Southward. Jean William s AmtiHf thr Snnforil pi-r*^n» und Nancy W till a in*. attf i id mg' thr annual * r rnr lha and r rchid shnw at the Wumnn'r cluh in Jn rk fonvill r on R ivcr*idr Mr* A K Itik* Iti-r i y lle e rrn , Mr* O F Hcrmlrm » K>! ti Oniinfiim, I m m r r D e ­ »n mtd Nti** Ella 1 ^ 1 t|f I f f ' partment of Agriculture ne<»n«»m•.,! tod., l now t»lit>n*<| „ t A K T A U , till " f 11 ilfla.nl'i, 1pijkis I full.) tilde Did t i iln' Ji-w.rh (.'umn-ujitt} 1 nPhotlrif j Si.lw fiU i ,<tn—.( uu«i Magi.oliu Miss B ertha H art jj ( V 1h>b ii i d ' Im Avrnue n.i the tiiblzrl, " S W ed s B. W . H arden Ilunl.ie,, A f t e r the ar,” 1m*i* nf a i* ii.n( pir-stolcd •>| by Fall I « t y if* Fr-tik Shxtne, I tc vjr w ," id I III! MimiriJ .il Him nut E v e n !. Mr*. \ 11J1e .Slump min mill re* '■Uurrrnt imerenl lo Jcwr H I ,Slat« ( nfnptrfdb'1 the mnrrutifp of her daufcRtcr. I » r l i c a l » r he i.U'tttrrd Bertha Hart, in Bert Wallace whi.li The r lia itd t. of unti-Semilism, r»" Harden, sun of Mr and Mra. wuve Then Harden o f ItiMera Beach, h « (it- l an.) |trrjuJli» ami *h*)">,' the next ft- v - l ve InUlvidtial could *1" ly thr r c i . l t ot The ceremony wan performed at what cad i ihv Semin,Jr l'm.r.(> ( nurl llouec. i conalrtietlvelv to keen Am rrut. in thr yield a! Ih nuf. for minorities. I l U planin',I Inctnnr u.at Inn 27 nl I I If. A M Mr. Harilrn i» allnrht.l to Ihr that ,urh a review will fo lia * t a l e . It wn ■ | S» nfor.l Nnvi.l A i r Stnli.m aru! the regular Friday e v . n l n g re llgtm.i. « r r v . c » . every week . t a l e ’s |1‘ " M r. lin t,In, 1. r n iti'r nf Jnrkluid.e, are Invited to ut t • h i g h * a . I I, .nnvillf. u.(ru,|r«l Siinfntil . r h o o l i , m ,,| Mr. nn<l Mr- llAr-Inn .irr ir'.itjlng the re (iignm zadmi of the Im / per. of fui T|,e i ut dormant j a,He, Auxiliary, at ■ ancr In tin ].<*, 11 i >, II an lhe W e ,l ate mreting to be held ut H:0,• >> gram call, f ■■. ti., , , .■-.t ...., .,1 clock Thuraday evening at ib< r igh t, u t w»\ l o . t i . i g $ i»i....... t'ommur.ltv Center. Mr>. Her O0U, an r.| r >r t-« hr ohnll. pun! man Jacobaon and Mm. William by the .talc Her ..(tifnri" .tut'* Toll are acting a i tempora ry >o- highway righ t, o f « » > * r r r naid chairman. for by thr count.e- tlimugh which they pt."»-d r.illr.1 f,,r Thr- pr**|'r t» mi 4 I .'a aoii.ioni th# « x I’M*inI HIlf r Corporal Speaks On Future Of Business II Fine mini it v r. i * ' Spring Shu HI1* -rr—«« ...........I y Li t ; * •u: tie i P J - .! . :.t. i i : li.i a•., ti., . tl * r - :. i 4 l «t J . J •* - &•’ * ■ tl b, t rr,r ’ i rr. : if. 1 . 4». rrHi •it! Mil 5 ielgut t I ahAa \ *■'•( ■v.it >n i k. i*r*-. lll.'l.l \.v ' » fk rt*, »i«-i 1 i i *. i*it a 2 W 1111II 111 I t ufnrd i i ; t ,' v ; i h r r,.i ink db F. t.-1 *. i t in* t ...I > \ »f.. ■' 1> Hi *1 J,i* Ul 1*1.d . iti. r. *i n t ,r. , r t. i VI Smith, i r ! ,1hi if I- nf •jif lint Y O U R S P R I NG SUIT COI.IJY CLASSICS lt«l xviN.I tli nr,* t l:il tel itlK 1* r • t t y bp iiy'lllli"*. J) \ ring rii.h iin , U f i K A t R r t rials.* Jllllt* 34'- High Qualitv! Low Cost! Valuable Coupon! I'.l.i *i s r < ? .1 1, 11 1 ,n. I .in - in I.; ' - ■ rtci k h>a 1 of I* 'Hi.' u:. PURCELL’S ” \tc ( lid h r .•|t, E '.r j The Knm ilv — F IR S T S l'lil l I \\ c F u r n i s h SVNMMfll Ih r H u m .*' I I \ ./ :; *a Creek Indian Will Speak At Church f lain. Hi* i*jtl fii*u The Hev Stanley Bmltli, Creek Indfan, and m u,binar y I, picture** in i*idn «>4 the Semimde tribe will lw> g u t. ' tKc E VP f |f la if I Alt bddlti fill f* • peaki-r »t thr Sanford diet, p* a nf the Seminole Courtly Bap'i r rvfninjr, On* eb n Training Union meeting at tho said, will hr **|ts if music l*> Ilia Kir>1 lla p tl-l < bull li, u I nl a I South,Ida llantlal Church Thm • by the Be, Civile VI ill. d*M»t i a day at 7 : 30* F. M , it » o * an anil noanced today. tional training union •kit by the Snutheide ll»|*tl»t, The Itev. Fmltb will have on T h f [iiihllr Is I r,v .ted to the dltidav handiwork of the Indian,, Including doll, and bukd brace- te rrie r,. FOR THE KHAKI C l A P OR THE MUT T I l AD i * » *», r.t- ADM ISSION 40c — < T *i IncL> — SERVICE 30c FRI. & SAT. .f TODAY' - THURS. V rrtiH c 9 B TO THE W t .* s, ADJUST VMMIT LENGTH 2 Biff Hits a c f r o a t x A C T ,. 0US1 M lAtU tf Ui S t7 WE^A*Ct . . . M 4 QUfSTKNO «T »O te*A t7 Mlf MtASOtC leTfMCAACX,,. VOKT LENGTH i _u tw n m 1 C/ 1 , M| . The tlmphr tUgtoeft t f milftwy rtyUng . . . Inwif) , dl«ti»ctfVB friend I Inert o f | | flt-a eomblnAtkm thAf* «tHctly “right" for todty. Try on • ptlri g.8 5 , . , • J •r^Fu *- . .»*, • Rh o n e 475 \ )&* A n tmrtihd tfe S w if/ t a v f SEMINOLE COUNTY LAU ND RY CO. MEN’S W EW ABK ” — J f • ; - • i ' * • - , -/ * • ' V- , . * . ■ ■ ._____ V i* ; • • • * » ; Dfjr Clcaniitg’ Deparlmrnt t- ;f u81S * v fW. f* W I H ( ka« 8rd.SU . . . I . i- i i - j i t 110 E.,lst. SU 1 IIIHIQ 475 Phone , m u m ' Phone 76 I i V .^*- ' �I ; '*-/■ . # N'. ----------------------------------- — .7 'j? pi / ;7 NT^R e SRa V. i^NUAUY 31. TIIE 8ANK0H1) HERALD, &&Nf 65S>. I IAJItl!»A - HACK 3 t t . fey(tv * 3-— - . REDUCED BELOW-CEILING - thafe-tbe'BtorY of many items., in this big Salo — Sensational "Below Ceiling Cuts" cn Peanut Butter, Coffeo, Com Flakes, Flour, Grits, Raisins, etc. Big Savings — come and got 'emI „ Fan cy F a n c y F lo r id a . CAULIFLOWER CELERY Fresh Medium Ground F lo r id a G R I T S 5 .= - Quantity Rights Reserved m . Prices Good Thru Saturday, February 3 s? 201 E. First lb s 19c B e lo w 10c L a r g e S tk — 329 Sanford Avenue C r is p Sugar Cured Smoked Ceiling! B e lo w Post STBES BACON H're Early Friday) Roll 1 Day Fri. Only Slf)k«ty 0**m#,r* J u ic e Ballard's 5 ">•30c Toilet T isbub 6C 17 c S a u c e 17-ox gl.n* 1 4 c Mupwlraao Appl* 26 or B u tte r Toilet Tistrno Roll no. 2 Muw*tmoii Appta GAUZE While It C d ilin g ! 4>/2 Box Obelisk Flour - NORTHERN F t * You Can Toko Homo l.H. Boron" U You Huiiy-tJnt 7%c Lb. 20c * Wilson's 5C B. L u n ls ! V. 25c 2V6-oz Bottle TANGERINES Tropical Salad R in d O n R in d O n In T h e P i e c e Lb. • - - - 29c 2 rtoz......... 25c tm il L b . -------- ’/^-gallon Cottage Cheese P IG lb 3 Whals Q - Shoulders ib 27c Brains > m. f>*«h hwfc ; V ib iW h Cut . , .. ,• . »• ? M T.; . W »l« r>.A t ... « » o m , Roast b , .^ c «St*W l/ t- J l/ . Ldrgo lb ib 41 c ., 27c m .c-. . I b m u t R k u te J 5 c ’ Whit6 Quaker 2 *'V- -t '« » •»\ t-tho Coffee thi Here’s a bargain you Tea ml *r M 2S. V, f c f i . ^ a 4 — Spaghetti , ' Poun'd ...... .. V’• ' L t e T S fIB fiS S fc SUM O ' . ' [ * i M U >-m m 11 i • , COM Is 5 lb. 26c * The Flavor Sovet dc Ualt SPRY v; i+i 2 :lour i6vn»« 5 3 c Ib package “ G. E. MAZDA LIGHT BULBS 41c 15c Starch pkg 10c Land O' Sunshine wett * § jM 'j j m m FLOUR V i FLOUR 25.1b.. ij>r.. C o m '^ M ! b* 1 jC- . 4 8 - * * t * * * »• f —S * * ** ■*— ’ . • * ' ‘ 5 1 *• DINNER ' f # l T f l ”i t ------------- - : „* r Ti'-V” "■**•■*, :keo “* S 1*1 want V . ,-*li - . l * C a lr r o h n o 3 0 3 1 3 c . w i rk i» »tin, no. 2 15c to* 'V . ’ W ib 35c ‘ r 9c Vegetables 13c M ASTOR iii> . Pound \/e\vo Large . T7 ■ . i . T. • •/ : -y ' i (>, Schlaaal Orap* •■* ■ z~\ ■• I 19c Marmalade 33c _i, i ■ * ’« -rr> Weiners ib 35c »-» ' 12ox RtoLalf Oranp* 15-oz Pkgs. HINSO M l * Jelly M EA L , JI 21c Vlt* Food Ouaya Raisins 2 10 C 4*os Ground i-OTt Pkg Large Croakers ib 17c Tlod4a Buck '& below Ceiling,\ pt 7^t > lb / 1,9c tea Sunmaid Seedless buz 35c lb 2 ie i I 29c ft»d R««ch Ib 29c Sides Sau iiXBas. I • ' ib Fillets Sslact Poilr 17c Q» Tiprary X SW A N Soap CD-H.lh V in e g a r 22H0Z J A R 20c . cakes H am s Lei»n • £*l’ h . 29c Toilet Soap PO RK Chops f. Huulman LU X ■Vi I*,,, g.os Maybnnaise 18c .* ! CLOROX- Rich. Northern rr • Dressing Q» 25c S lic e d - w ^ t . — - �I IMF HANFOIM1 riKKAl.l) Ja n u a r y s c i s a s i \M iORU. FLO RID A Need j LAXATIVE Surd, I c a r r y U U lU 'H a ' 1 RKAI. KSTATT.mcnkru B b t t T e t f -iiiS f f ir t n stock 2 v r ■ *W ta \11.hiiii (LiiiI. w hen I can g e t it, But the BEST bonds you can buy, are War Bonds! Caution. I m vnl) »> directed. CoU PteparatiQ,n< ducc How women .t"./ girls moj/get wanted relief FAR R E LLS from /unction*/ periodic p*In A rc a d e PACKAGE STORE Arcade IUd{*. Hunt’s TihhwIo Feed Store Phone 9148 I Tel 3 5R - Timchlon. Itrue ~tV. C »t. Sanford & Unit SI m i Sanford, 1'Iurida How To Relieve Bronchitis , ‘iniiuiili'ltin rrllrvr,\ jirmtipllv hrm ove Phone w ays r,«n -r It uim-h rlrltt l*> tlir i'I I'll' U.'iiht*. let Imfp Imwrii mul Mitt WELLS ----sr.rxic t a n k s WA1FK TANK* CULVERTS ..H| Tnn«.i| Mi\ I i. illi Inilm lUlll'..’ " ' iui*i*t*«*A-«*' l uj' 1., .,t Iinin-lilal tnui-nui inr m Tfll i mtr ill line I .1 to ’■'! "ii ill c’lniiiiul.lim milli Itir mi it. I tulillllut w u IIIU.-'I like Uir » » ' II tunklv tin* couch ur si>u me Slmmtl niftlUblr It*« that extra "MimelhinR that ma great. That extra “ somethinc" that n famous Is our careful, sanitary system. Satisfaction Always! Seminole Dry Cleaners 220 Magnolia Ave. I’hone H6I ,«.thr uiitl licit l ! i » . Iriiilrf lu- 11.1.. i n,i to tat'<■ umr money buck G R EO M ULSIO N (ONCRETK Hl.OCK In D r i v i n g for Coufhl, Cheit Coldl. IrOflchilr And ReTrecriing It It no lfcr«t Ihol ipufdlng ruirtt br*i PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co, !>•»•««« l i l t tofoty SANFORD. FLA. W j will pot hurry our iroflimnnibii dilrtmmt Out work Itood vn betnute v r> In_ lit! on dofln lr pro, -itjir ler tl|*p can accept no further nt ; LANEY !».-» \\ . 2nd \ ulcAhi/litL' Kehriwn PACKAGE STORK i C. C. W e ls h W ELSH TIRE SHOP On purchases of tw o -fifth s o r m o re of t'er* for Tendr-Krys until ,, Tuu liUi, w,, I O I ■■, lenrjrr— but you w n t tome (O rcktpltiln W o think tSo . hrtto l< r.VM wtt'Si yo rr \ I i!' 10% OFF From OPA Prices RUM- GIN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM­ PORTED BRANDIES AND WINES I- ■: (Hry mult b « iuffhi#ntly to o ltd boJorr u’.r O . will b» juti (a it enough lo rjlv* matinum n 'c 21 Tendr-fcry Poultry 220j Sanford ttr I'h 921 LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT lion to tin mill’ a limited nunilwr o f n ew la u n d ry i’ iis L u i i i t s if w illiu y' In cit-o p e m tt’ Save Points liy scmlihK m laundry on By Fating Wednesdays, Thursdays or Fridays More Bakery Foods y fj. io m o a hi IOLLOW Hit h i m •aOMtONP f> -L MtAt-’P H H i , IOHHW ll'M From 1EMIN0LE CO. LAUNDltY CO ROBB’S HOME BAKERY •'Q U ALITY A L W A Y S " 105 W. 1M St. Phone 8G4-J Phone 175 J l SIMPLY DPOGL - ovePYou optcru f^y TODAY actually o o *i - [ REMEMOEf? ME LOOK,JUMIOh1# | ^ L T H E G U Y Y t X it f f : w m v ix x m v y u u ; V p ENGAGED] t30 HIDE.7 WHERE tVEGAH T p - "l I WAS JUST U3»X3 HIM FOP \till YOU c am e r r J 'n in t o m y / y Y O U ’RE 1 JE A L O U S \OULL j b<J£(<*/. Ue&MELL | me Afiour L ywooo. Wtr need cara badly fo r esaential workers and l^aval offiicr.i Who have just returned from the ’ r ..r*T * ' ‘ Pacific combat arra. By PAUL ROBINS' A TRAFFIC JAM / } | 3 iVWJUV BESORRY. V WeWANTTOSE ALONE/- PUN i OVER ANDSWINXS l! H — I ON V/NNIEiS" I <iS3m-*, i in >3ATE'r- n o w J ’ Te l l m s A U . ABOUT HOILYWOOO A F iM p T H A M - H A N - t TRAP CATCHES VVOtiF. �v N r o im h e d a u x P A G E ETfim*- enuine SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 109 Palm etto II. a POPE INC. Gaa Range.*, Water Heater* and — — j----- Room l{e * ttH CELERY wire for 6 or 6 acre*. J. J. Holly, Phona 402-W. I Cowau'a- M AN to work on Poultry Ranch. .Living accomodation, fumUhad. D. U Hendrick*, l-*ke Mary, TWO BIG EVENTS AT OCALA February 1, 2 and 3 M AH ) for part-day. Appl) French Avenue, afternoon* Registered BRAHMAN SHOW and SALE LA D Y accustomed to children to keep £> year old girl some eve­ ning*. W rite P. O. Uo* 13110, COW M A N U R E for flowers, 50c Hanford. bushel. Phone 788-W. E X PERIEN C ED -ea metre** ply Sanford Mfttlr*** Fa W EST SIDE— Modem three bed­ Phone 872-J. room house on large loL New nt job. A rood home for 900,00. Raymond >L Rail. Real lor, Florida Slate (lank Building. e FOR QUICK K A liB 'E l. L located, modem thrre bedroom Itonia. Close in. T * « gotxi IoI a . A tAJJ-O.OO honte for only $5,250.00. Your chance to own a fin* property. Ray mood M tlall, Reaftnr, Florid* Stale [lank Hullding. 1 Water**Itch outlmard mo Can l>e ,e#n et otire St, OFFICER'S DRESS ROOTS, tor. small for owner. In good con ditlon. Nettleton. »ii* 9SC Phone 25i W. S IL V E R MUSKRAT perfect condition after 0:90 P. H CHOICE of two ( o « i , either on.for |4O.O0. C. A. Shrlncr, Ijtke Mary. Cal lie received Feb. 1; exhibition, Judging, banquet WANTED— Feb. 2: wile Jinl u(day 111 A.M. Show pavilion iitljncenl Swift & Co plant. W A N TE D TO Huy: Two-wheel IhjbI trader. Mu>t have gmul tire. Apply Ho* X. rare H er­ ald Officn, Purebred Quarter Horse Show H O LLE R MOTOR SALES NEEDS USED CARS (Vs will pay lop ceiling price* for used automobile*. All OPX del nil- bn ndied fur you Write or phone u* to come and make o jr ap oral u l H O LLER MOTOR HALES 20S W. First St. Phone 522 Judging Saturday Feb. .’I, 1 I'.M .— A w a rd in g of prlren, ra lf roping, nicer cu tting, o th er evenlrt S a tu r­ d a y K I’ .M., Oculti fiKithall field. WANTED 50 W a* J o b *. Odham’e Gulf Service Station. Corner Ktr*t St. und French Ave. Alvin Odham, owner. DON’T MISS THEM! TO HUY 50 FRYERS A N D ! i r \ " P A L M E T T O GKOCKHY. 317 P A l.M E T r o AVE. PHONE H I. F IN IS H IN G battery. Stein Chic ken Ranch, lit. 1, Box 159. Elder Spring*. CHtlJFH roll lop detk and chair, Phona 182-J. 1.A DIES' pre-war bicycle In good condition, Phone 919-W HOUSE hand Dump Write It. M. Henkle. Sanford. ID. I. FUNGICIDE COM POUND $25.00 REW ARD for intall home TJIREE acre* o f celery bleaching or apartment. No children. taper: 2H torn of wire; 10 W rite P. O. Box 1407, Sanford, aeed bed c o v e r*c lo th e * pin* Fla. for »ame. $200.00 for th# lot. Sanford Phona 7B04, Oriando for ap­ W A N T E D Band *aw. Mattrra, Factory, Phone 072-J. pointment. NE 3-r*l|on cow, flr it c»lf; 3 TO HUY OR K E N T - A email brrd Jersey heller*, will fre»hhi.uar or garage apartment, fur en coon. A. M. (Irmunt, Gold­ nl»h»*l or unfurl. I»h«d, tinen Lake phone Mfl-W. nirdinlr po»*e*»ton. Well lo­ W rite Box L. r >o Her PORC1J awing, 1 folding ■Id ncreen, I wheelbarrow, 1 drop leaf table, 601 Magnolia Ave. MAN for fillit.g etalton work. Kin J. M. WlHon. I build thing* to Hair HervlcrrfrStaHon, i'ark A fit your ipace.________________ 8th SL USED mapla baby bed with Inn*rapring -maltres*. 1121 Pina Are., Vivian Ferguaon. WAN1ED TO RENT SM ALL __________ N A V A L ______ Officer, _— 1| R wife, U l, uprii In peacetime, the Agno and J Pompangii river vnllrys on l.uton I ••lend produced n large ahnre of i he Philippine oiul ,up(ily. The f l m LI- n o f Harvard Col­ lege wa*’’ cuiifoired on Profenaor i lo r U R N m AM iTY— a* tecuritv for * loan —a regular Income—l: aT valuable a* a bank account! Private, friend lv tarvlca- Full Inform i tlon. Inquire. no. %\oo, m o *, m«<« Family Loan Company at M a lw d Riwm H Fla, State ttawh ft 44* TeWphwtv, U J. R. RuwlamF -It Maaaccr Jonn Wl.'-throp in 1*73. III=IIIEIII=III=III=III=III=III=III=III=III=IIK H om e Pick- Ups Judge Sullivan, now iiS year* old. m i bom and giew up on i 70l)-acre form u]>el nle-l by Ilia fathrn ne^r Marengo. HI lie * w th e „)llh of 17 children After flnlahing high -clnx.l ho enrolled nl Ixiyidn Univerxlty in Chicago and obtained a parttime job In the M ai,halt Field Jt Co, departiiient -line In help finance hi ed.a tlioii lie w.ia gradunli-d truiii H.e lt.>nljl l.n.v Sehnol and admit t.d l,i ilie llllnoi* liar in 1911. Hr became nrlivi iniioediutely In Democrallr politic* mol. a fler practicing in the office, of>«evrlul law firm*, ven, appoint ml tt innsler in chancery in Itllit. lie realgneii tho following year to enli*t In the Army n, « pi ivnte mid I had riaen to the mnk of fn -t I lieutenant when he wa* mustered | nut of *ervice in I !l I 9 Returning to Chicago aftei I he ' war. he wa, agaui *|.|,.>ii.lrd mn- [ ler In chancer y, » j,,N he hcl 1 uniil hi, electior I" the I on. County Circuit t mni hi Hc'Jl A ' i * month* heime Itl, appoint- [ tnenl by the Prvpitlnit n* a Y «■•! | eral judge In ItM.l h« tv** mnde chief justice «»f the < i m jii.i! Couit of Cook ('mint} J lid f t Hulin ah i* inarrieil *ml hn* a 1£l year <dd ditii^htei Mi'** llaiay Sullivan Jr Mk | Results Of Racing Shutdown Are Shown Full Size or twin size Felt Mattresses MIAMI, Jen 31 (Special) Whet the rccen* m. - -butdov*’ Florida to Sanford Furniture Company. 10c per lh. Immediate accept­ ance cated IW t J h l lv* * loan I -Joon In **e tclcphvtuc- one. uiL-an* fturioclllilv W A N T E D To buy or rent wheel .hair for adult, t all The San­ ford Herald CH ICKEN » prayer CHICAGO, Jan 31, lA V -Ju de* Philip L. Sullivan, who ruled that the government', ,efiure of Montgomery Wart! A Co. #'m Illegal, w i i appointrwt a Judge of lh , United Slate* Federal D l'irict Court for the N'or!Item Diitriet o f lllinun hv I'T.-alilorH fEoovevell In 1933. A life long bemoi'ral. Judge Sullivan ha, long been lulled In ( hirago for the Indej endi-hcr anil clarity o f hi, deci'inn* III* re|»i latiun *m«nfc new,|iu(>er men ruv. cling the Federal to iu lv here i* that of a Judge , 1m "ro ll- thru* a, he *fw, them.” of i«(< uiity. N o wdlateral I, to tin reveal'd -la t . id tn a .heel, o f re ve n u e derived firm, rh*- MYERS two-cylinder SPRAY EH. 200 ral. capacity, with engine and ho*e on truck, $150.00. Mr*. J. C. BIRs, Jrn Geneva. Tel. C LE A N COTTON RAGS lor Han­ ford Naval A ir Station, firing 2282. GENTLE riding horse, 1150.00 cash. H. M. Gleaton, Lake Mary. p o tU n l lo tm f tion In 1921 at the age of thirty- FOR SALE: Pipe rfivl pipe fittingt,.valvai, plumbing euppllte. •M W . pre-war automatic hot water W A N T E D ’Colored girl* for latmheater*, complete stock deep and ilry w o rk .'w tp p ly in person, Shallow well pumps, pneumatic regular hour* and wage*. Sem­ etoraga tank*. A. D. Roller SIS inole County Laundry, HIS W W. let. S t Phona 207. 3rd St. RED B U S S Bead If led. Hunt's Store, 2nd A 358. here >t the nt5*t thv tlefore hi, appoint to the Federal henrli, lie hud -erved fee I I ) y * i» a, * judge of the Cong j County Circuit Court ire heennie the youngest judge ever to » m « on that court following hi* elec­ G IRLS FOR part time and full time at I-wiry Drug Co. H E LLE R FOR Jimmie Sheel Metal works. W EDNESDAY, I a N U a RY 3*. U * t Sullvun Hus Reputa­ tion For His Clarity And Independence Authorized Service HELP WANTED— * Ward Sun Judge Named To Bench b y R o o s e v e lt DODGE - PLYMOUTH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES s a w o r i >. f i / i k i d T . _month* old beby tie* Ire turn I* bed apartment or hoo**. Phono T h li Copper fungicide has od vantages that put dollars In your 9161 or write Li. Walter J. pocket. U»e It sa aprty or duat on celery, tomatoes, potatoe*, Ru**ell, V. P. 0, Do* 66. Ban- cabbages, CUCUrblti, augur beet*, citiua fruit*, etc. Givea more ford Naval Air Station,______ uniform coverage, therefore more uniform reaulta. Planta do not need to bo molat for duiting. High efficiency and atimuPhone 8*4. ’__________ lating effect on planta produce top yields. For beat return from the time and money you put Into your A PARTM ENT or b o w . no chil­ dren, no pel*. Naval UeuUm crops, Inslat on D u Pont sprays and dusts. Order yours now. UNFUR NIB II ElTTtouM or apartmenu J’ ermanent realdent*. ■nt wlfa. Di«taneo within ( mile*. Phono 244-W. Ueut F_ T. ItubbanL OTMIK DU POUT PfHI C0HTP0L PRODUCT* ? *Nwtejgf4Km Lmm I Arsonnta—A fine partide losd. espedallyfbr spray aolutlocu. Stays In auapenakm. apreada • evepty. Does not dog screens or nossles. t. — Du Pent Caldwn Araonnte-Ecooomkal and effective miilu.'U tndu-lrv -t cc it.- l.—eli tntion on the penin->ul, so I l-.U Twenty-nine .o-.i one )i“»lf nidi Ion dolin', ha l.ceii c-.-t.i r ii.ut.-d in rnelng true* to Florida', *17 counlit*. the -lute 11canary, mid the old age (und* its 1l year*, according to figure, recen(lv relea,eri by thr Florida Slate Rac­ ing Commission. Of tho *2U, 469,501.8H total, 40 percent — or the ntnuiintr amount of 11-million* UMMImusond dollar, — wa* derived alone from bor-c racing at Miami', fnniel Hialeah Race Coilfee Aetimlly. the ligure, tell only n inn of the ulory for twice In throe « io t«r* now bor.e rue.eg I...« l.eo -. curtailed and lliulenh unable to operate. The date'* racing receipt, reached a |ieak during the 194!144 saaton when 80,824,272.711 wa» colleclul from two hor*e track*, nine dog plait* and on* jal alai fronton. Thtee-miflmntwo-hundrclt bou,*iul dallnr*. or 4H pareont uf tho total, » a front 50 day* of lltalruh', operation.. Th# blggoit increase in revenue wa* in 1911-42 when income jumped ftom 12,402.773.99 to |J.892.Hlil .HU n . u re,ull of the increase of tho state', "take, u, the tax on wagering t* known, from three to eight percent by (he 1941 legislature. . AU*rdat*-c ligure*, tnlere*tingly enough, have failed to Veep pace with the wagering rUe. Where betting went up «fx time* from 1031-82 through 1943-44. attendance *rai little more than double, raid crowd* the flr »t year totaled 1,167,121. and last *«a,on ware 2.458.093. Hlghmark waa In 1940-41 when attendance at the hone track*, dog planti and Jal alai fronton wa* 3,096,- BOX SPltlNtiS 464. New Ruling Made On Revenue Taxes J A C K S O N V I L L E . J»n. 31 i—John r t r F a h r ,' Collec­ tor of Internal Revenue for the DtaUlet a ( Florida, today adyiaed ho had received notice from Waeh. initon that Collectors of Internal K S S S S J SSL Has?-t.vS ftr.iii and tmlfcrmlty give maximum BLANKETS treaaurora' ehfeka drawn on N a­ tional and State banka and tru.t com panic*, or certified eheeka In payment of eUmpa to be ua^i In j a y t f e a t ' of Internal revenue V a n y ether form of remltiwme.la received tn egrhange for III “ It’s atiu Blanket time! Fart wool In pretty color* Wood Stoves * White enamel with ho water reaovolr. Mahogany and Wahyut finish. ♦' • " ® ' ♦ Co ck t ai l ^acceytironly M ^ ^ * * ^ * ' rfik and me/ be regirded aa BUSINESS f There were only $$,910 auto■mobile* regiatemt In the United « auwiMfnfe <<£"• i %ft t.. -v M w w .lit I �v Lr I it mULpriJ&f »*'h w h* nee, a e* ti+4 t* aitwrctv m m Uu »W * « (M t u * i U * pu n legro h » «feMt■■*!+ tan* t*M m wm# «i«h M »jiM - »♦ ftahti —rtxtiU ’** k p v im , a ■ : § K * u s iu h ^ n > w •Third Invasion Of Luzon Made ’Without Fight t a '* «M i 'hkx»> |» I I I te. N‘M N x\ i t««U * L i i b r a l f r 3 FRIDAY. F E n R l’ A R Y 2. 19IS Engmeers| Plan . Early Review Of St. Johns Project VklM**ttVkV> Member VsKoriatfd I’ rrv* Nl M lllilt 71. ltussians ( ' al l l'pan Nazis To Surrender Hut Merlin Promises Hloodiest Struggle At March 0 f Dimes Matches tb * ta*w*awd iaslwdvd w a v . al U i l t u aed |X, IIIH s r«H » Ull.'HV.+V'd iwviv American imaakvn w l num iMt' \ » ikI thv Ihiut iw the \NHta' wigw to wrvM Thv Utatal mow Jtn^iuvxi' waMtuA, avivl ’ Ihrw Yanl iwtviuuii wwkWMvfiivs w MamU Day with *TiU |U1 i . u ... 1 The » I' I’ V» t| it \ rtvltw of th* 8(. John* Kfv*r nn>j*el. from PftlxlVr la fUnfnrd upon which th# Rrminole I'okiniv I'hxmbrr of Commert* hft* l « f t wnrklnit for torn# tlm* to i'M xtn ft 13 fool rhftmwt. wilt t>> hAl In Jftch.onvlll* ftl I0:0n A M VhkirmUv, JVb 22, and In . . _ . , . 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WkkV wtWMft *1* . oftx+k e.'«krb .n« o' mftdft «m1 Yminirhrrg, U. S. Army Retired, to prvrent th« e »«* for the- pro ironertft o f Shift .proj*et,” Mr Sanford USO Will Observe Hlrthday Sanford nf which J»> Hail t' dimrinr. luge* her MeoV -okkt I ol^her t'SO orgtoitftl.o. H here .. oo-V. kftKt* vi gi *Ih*^yW»ii|, _4b4) Vv 'w.v.Kb'k ! vY*kd.ttrt*i k oi't. 1 ic .-omptrlv I fthemidj Wilt r*Uhr»l«^ Ihe [ » " » \ gv^Hi i dMv Ik ... vftlksvA, v»k,k .V*d — ,— , -_ ,t — f khtv plxn of x ‘'boro* ,»A t y M X k W t a | L iW v * j iVtvpAft m l w * v+kW«<^ W+kk with , ^'k ^ ' —’ •"7' TyitVriVftho.il the eokine nflkokk, Xv. Ay from home,” which » »■ »4*> NUk^-+4 >*v,r,sk\t vent Tta *M WkWtftM tahvOV)!*# . IfWf I 4' .-*(» vA »M<V trexllv tnrorporftlpd. Feh. 4, 1'■>1 1. 'W JukVkvAft wcAfovt IM* X * ' » On Rundfty, hlrthd»y of the ftt-oti * U » he mtcht okbv-Twt«e iW hftU-vV+.«*. -Up WtUv+iV Wx\v T*ft*m dokfe* tn th* in to . o frn hotlt* will hft held in IftkkMvU* •ftftVrttVy of kb* tv-ftt fttwo. Hi* SftnfmM fr o ii |0d>0 A. SI io lv W+taffttal A+kCt Vtk V>rM-- eobtiberco.* wottlkftft eTTott »od l l : M I' M. ftnd tUitrn* of the w* WtlVifrtoS dveottovi to doty wtmmiknUy ore Invited to vl'H tniUdine »nd p*rtloipaie with VUt k\* h w » dNki\ t^thtVftiftkft utllt vvoopVbf diMoftord for W» the mtillftry, In rertiU r *vro i* « M vta it» way v4 v W k aim otktt Mk1V-t\, wv+v tmpoet»nt Otft- othe f the d»y thie+t* will he »*r.ed W > Wt The 'ftAvoMfot ficvomptUV __ ___ _ fpre eoffe* «nd doughtivt'i, and At Wtta* v i h*» compony'- mt»«toh. tbvr* vrilt b* *tndw kh«* xnd m fi . jp 2 8 I * W Witvmkwk'pd rot .'.'ntikk'totift ' HVrttftk ftW k4 9t» M It VVtW s to tW yutvo v>Wk x<»ki»k A' a«(*w i«* WFwt * Wt A-, taftMVOXVk wo-u ' xaojj* >i m ^PS TiPi-um ",**»h I'tTaft> jk Sk,tVRIRofT kjk*v-jki>Vjft ....■», —---— M A .ta U T t l>R\»'TT.n wo*vo *vT*etwk )*ft Wed* ftiOetwootk i t O f oVWW to kodtvctWt Snwthwx l+ihr«r> nod five fo » Po*t *t CftWtn Hlftodin#, tt *<** tv+pottod Vo (Uy t-v It, ft. 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Rail aatd. • c ^ .,,J a ."S ^ rT f m y mt M *w I" m ile* umiht f latiir l9Ht|i|»i| !»• it »ntlr» i* ,• i f. ,t m i 11<•*(||ft. m ,f o ' .( j Nlei /s hr (kfi.ii u i iiu it ..th iu l f fiiKii ii •I ALi t * hnl i /huhov hfiuirhi ij11 • almu* ihr i Mm •*'> | r:int. fm t, nut ul (rung f«nvr# if if hdktriit 1m 11 n.i V i"laittn>+l thr Hi >Mfr- of hs f. rtie^u >auMis| nl lu‘t’11 * u.'|it lift Fill i yi*rvo Iti ii m I U I Pt i, M . .iv* . ,||. ,t i ..v ay tut mu i *IW, tibin,*, j ,. i. >• > , It. 1 It * I i . . -b, . , M at . Ik Pmufta With h i. '''... * i■ i, \ *■..1% * t II.MI n 1 | i ... ... t' . Ill t <1ini i H I" l : „ 1" , i1. .'1 11,* *'•Ml II,. l.-t- 1 11 U*'' •t * d ,1 ^1 , L » •* 1 , < - ' ■f lli‘. Im I* k 1 I !-i Valdez Hotel Is Sold To Carolina Produce Merchant Pel »< Ihr,. fr-'M 1‘. i i ih. P M ,,,.1 h»»lm Mik.Mt* 1' M ir itL h I. lb*’ 1.1*1 *'tr f 14*41 •I lilt- II. ■idri • an Veil.l* . M*il r I on j.Tiv*1u c im -r. h i n i N m i i I .,i* ••lay hi him fieri I I*y Mi. uioi >1r•* 111mi*rt 1* VV-if inmi „ u ho hnve All* .1 io»l i r U.-ri.l • r tri fit*t fit «•*! I ho ii'tlrl e yrii r iinmi’iLtili'L *•" tf 1hr 11**11*I ve il l 'it 11 yytr |LI I■ f. #«.*! th,* •M »>l 1*"l the • i.ilrw •i f k *ilh ,i* i« •*. 1 (I. i *,•. <113 1**<■i ihe C ITY B R IE F S ‘ »Pt Vv**ri>1** t.i Ktlk* ir.l 'J1** if i ."I,I +h..i. i lie . 1v S i.v k ••nl Inuc4 »t*i Workmans Purchase liesitlenf’f* Of S.G.! Gray’ In *Lakl‘ Mjfrj i I h I'm l |. *1«i Huh.inl \ ll-.iviinl of Mnli* xl I >*|v.tr1mrnl at 1H h u n h i A ir ltfi«r ,* til hi* ih e JOiiu H ft| «|H-nh,*r :il iFr P..i;»ry Im>« h#on Mon.Uv II. «tii»jeel " t il lif, l«i S.ir\ iim I Nl f > 11" tl n» \| P* ii 111v in* |t*v t-•t p*» «1 ‘ r H* 1IM v r .f 1e.I I,, tH»i«r . 1 1 Ml If , • •h* ''tale n ImU) •- tt Sftn I.' P. P fu I MI I 1 .|.l! ' ..-. Hk ‘i ill dio I Hi It -.1 TX . , Cel* NL. t. I Ill|l \ |.| k, , . 1* 1 11* | I’k *. in III* I SM hhi *1 k .1 * .1* %o1 II... .it •« .*inl t va*. t in Mt r nt Ai;nr Mr. U»ulcr*..ii had .t 'u I »’ii left m * Im h * *'■ *» *m« " fHiinii ***| iiuiav | Sr i I iin vior a firshmnn at th i* Vv i »•t | Ul.n left, head Injunr* mid hr‘ii , I The o l'A nnru Joseph hall 111H1111r ! tv... m-ti'o 4 tall* *■ at 4;,,|,1ftt.ft*f.» net ft el y Itf.i\ * i ef 1 hn \ I H p. ftnd Mi Hole. ..it ,- mn ll i 1nr.l KkLuti ■1 Mil ii*,, ului is u.iiiit: ei i L n r t" hrtiluril find hod t.vi.d i n jm i p *?. fp+ 11if Mt • N C IN i 11 kf «hi Cel i ii..- > I 1n . ho* I U ill (' f 4ki»-lill V VI- ll her* Mr. Itanler«tiii will h< ,iIki •( l + .e *i iMi In ■! f" i I • 1 , . t. i 1i >»fta lift *n|ei * » V t |U p* u Tin h !r*C!1 .".-li. 1 I *•' 1 ft bmir -l-e.'lnll" I to 'kiln,i,l.. to, 1u j . i t|ft|* \* til if t ,• [. » lh* t• I t N,» »i f ••e.1 r •e • i. ir •I » tr^v trentmen* ,«f In* It,-. . t.iot tYd lit |: *..li|* *■ It .1 • -ll- h. .!(.• it* « 1 M Halt.I i •%+*f i h t . i i Mo w :i i . *' ti*"H * IV vt f n h j m 11 f* lire hnl "M H M.Ultv Ilk*! 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UP N .*nnl. uhJ c * IV,null lb,- K i.tm p ? *” "• 9tree I lie ilbln*t **«u‘ 1 he men in in/? ihwi thU wiitt i ivsu .*nii ( ( |..l, „| w I,., l. (»- w „, |,. ',.l*nt |‘ *.” 1-l » « Ihr offt.,.1 ,:..krr..m,nl , ky|'r kl.rmomekrr uf +*,-.1 IW.IIjr, the Rtr*ct until lh > lair in rurnc r lift,Oft vftl.tmt*-d l> ftom drii...t'l.-.l ttl.it tfp v rKifteil to In- f. -iin- ,11n11..,1.it,It reytoi' 11 ¥'" Tem pern lure Drops To IiowOf271uDegrees I ninre ihuii i Cihuu'* ofiginitlly bH _________ , nil Ins furm nl I n m 4 Nlmirw#* I i lt.tfrf, i v f r r * feeilmir ailin g Iter F c h r u ii r y ■ i ll. *vr Weutherman It. F NNhUnvr r#The am-vt wa* nut.lr by S U tc | |- <, u ,hipf,inK .....tt l»oi!it „nrc: prirteil n mtulinum uf t-I t!e ? re « UftM'll |«4p|ir|<* 11hn fill 31 IN Patrolman I- f Utirlcf. who with in Sanford Oftrly thin morning. in, 'i ■’■ tnl**, Hi fnmi ..... Lh illHIl *.f 4■] me *■ . tlnwn .. evw,, |l ... B«t. J. (I. Onlluit: ftl*n the I »'0’ No n*i»nrt‘« a-* y%*t of duu\ag« n Insi'eciing unry. !■*!!*» a hu, cmitniuor, down I _____ 8UtC Pnlrol, hint been i»y frn<t mnl ndd In vegHahU light cundiJ W > ien 14; 117 c i |omnd, dow n h j HOMhbmir.il rar^ fur linn* v*mu*-j ........... rrufv* we ret rr (mr teil ItutrtV at the l'r«i|u,ir<l Irtfi.latlnn uf 1lklCfr*i Sgnfurd Stale Kariucra MarkcL Iton. Mr WcUh wn* relcrtneii by |ccnU P- tnimno. I I:* , I1 * Ihe Ii * tu »tntc rrnl'nrv which will b*1 Jffthn IVeii, l dike \l..nr«H* plant police on hU own rer«gni*iince>, I *nr U°,n* |,r.-.riilrit in the l.re iib litir at grower: ri’ p.irte.1 but ..light dam­ according In Chief William*, whn ^ The di uMrr mljn-lment mi tdded that the nfflrer9 whn wen* l'vr* in Januury mn Inuiled in ik. pril regular ftm'j.m wrrr age young pepper, eggplant •Ximlninp the enr^ ull hud finch V *1.H. twh’ 4 In IMmlu, und to il. 'iunM-.l \\ .-.Irirnlifty ufU-rmuui at anil tonialn plant*, due lo seedvthnlcitftlr n^eeivmg nniulft «*•■! of a inerting of Ihr Sanford llnt.nl bed, being well covered. IlfhU, two of which were red. nf Itrultni., no ur.ling lo K*l*ni.| nn<l including Chicago, Ml January temiftftralure* fell on Simp lkrftn*— $.l f»n a hu , flown I* latrr, |.rr,id«nl, who inlru- an averagr or only 1.2 degree* tr*iHf««Hf4 hu r u t T't • 1 .lu.-rit, T, T. "TlmV Holton of below tho normal of >1] 7 degree* Orlando, Bwintant lo the I’rrvl- for thai month, Mr. Whittier re­ ilcnt nf (hr Florida Amtociatioit ported. Rainfall during the Rrallorft, month was 4.21 inched or l.9d Merchants Co-operate of Mr. Motion told the realtm, Inches above normal. f « ' i o m .ir In Brown Out Drive thnl some of Ihe real eulnte _ Rltca *nd c«ramonlea of ihe txn.rd, nf Iho Slalo have nff.ll* f the WoodmaiT'Of the Wnrtd for tho Manager Chari.'* Colo of (he i.tnl mrmbrrft mu-h in banker*, e ( the U U Cieorg* 0. Jacoba, who died building and loan and ulwira.t ___Cmmcll, Tweaday In Chuluotn, wilt bo ron- local office of (hv Florida Power company official*, building nt.d dactftd Bvnday afternoon at the and Light Company, reported to- *........., -- ------- - -------- - ---Edllara N ett}— The foUww* CboluoU rhureh nnd «m *te ry day (hat he wai well pleuird with , nupply men and olheri Interctted In I aaaee of boj a la aerxtew at l:00 o’clock by mamtara of Ko-opcrnllon of local merchant* In real e«tnte. Tbeae mrn have “ home on leave" have bee* Camp N u m b o r 026, In obaervlng laat evening, Ihe been meeting w-ith regidar real aabmltled hy the Filet Oah "Brown Out" regulation, Order r«tate board* In order to plan far which Mr*. K. Ik Ratliff, AeUva nallboaren will bo; J. F. U-0, laaued Jan. 16 by the War (or the future. "The locnl board thinks that telephene 1114, nd, J. (1. Sharon, Jno. D. Prod uc11on Board a* part of the Blanche -Keened?, telephone conaerving thla Idea of having . affiliated M. R. MeClalland, U. II. government'* f u e l member* is a good one, and-will - ID - W have hero aeteetod and K.-F.-HwaholtUr. Main, a n a a l l b e to never* aai order prohibili tha public discuai plana for adding theae to of tho uniform rank wer* of aervlreoaro and w requealed. today by C. C. CoIIIth,i from uulng electricity for out- the regtilar memberahlp at the that their frteade atav 4a aecreUry. to ***** meet «v at the Wood- door advert U Ing, display and nett monthly meeting," Mr. Lone r ip w when they are la Saa/ard. Hall Saturday evening at ornamental lighting, and th* ea rn ,' . "By adding these to the mem­ tiOO P. M. to romptete arrangt- lighting of ahow window*, mar­ Oliver Stapler, petty officer, . ____ cte. Th* order . hip *we will be enabled to manta and all mamber* are re- quee*, followed bership announcement. .of of an ininftiding imnet ” __ act b cnj*» aectlon of idea* which third eta**, and Mr*. Stapler of to meet at the hall Sun* annouBoeniant. ........................ fuel abortage by War Mobllita- will be p! value in building up Vtro Beach are apendlnc a 11the community," he added. dag leave with rcl*Uvea. Uon Director Jamoa V. Dyroe*. * _ * *■ •!-•■« *5'A.,: . iHkiVj drlnVft for *»1*. All hoktcMe, *nd **llnrenc« itted to h* h» p rrirnt At th« * pc fnvuMi 1190 Annlvenftry lUnce Monday , for vihwh th* B»nfoni Air St*tlon will fuminh lb* mnftic** . A U K ) birthday dlnnw, t« wblrb tb* yuMIr U Invited will b« held at tb* May fair at TfW iVtaeh To»*d»y ewr\lnc. Tbvr* will b* t nominal thftrrv, Rerervftttopft may be **«nr*d ny trlrphoploff Till net laUr than <:fio eVlotk ftttvnlay afternoon, fr i t.i i .Ilit *•«•»x* uf Umi *»**<iif h« Hlta 1. 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Ww-t tv *w* h ' 1 .LJm Knocked Down Ity ( ‘nr B , At NlKht As They inspected M g h Is ih; ,M wo urn* «’tt S .iv i. t |k i t r o t ' m ig h t »!• rea lty h ave i i'i....'ii anil are '■ t\vftfc»UkK*> ttw KwyvMiU'ijiAu * t^v «> *ti »"■..>«,*. \t.iv.>n v)ut,iin.t hiw-.u Airt'ivriH* DtvUkvn wva\kv a*+4 \v< *» Wv v\wk,k'*'■. W*-». , ,-.-*p»"vWtv t*> tiim.**) #in«, , ~ Ob k'rev*k niiitlr iitlini|i1 in vlm m tcr.ws the O iler lit t e r in mi tm .liu igh l low uril ilerltn, n lierm iu i hr.iniliii-1 h i nl I ih Ii iv , at » lh e r Itcrlni r* j *..11 •* imln'itl- Mooting To He Held In Jneksonville Feb. 22, In Sanford On 23rd iv«K\ v lift,av­ * y .t - t jf. .It, t.* * .t,,fft T ip H tiv-.m ii' IV W M t tMWl H ,m « fc ' £/X&i M war bonds Battle Rages Along Oder Thirty Miles From Berlin South Of. M an ila w v»m\t;wN, »>** * • 3t — t f m As HUK'r Ami Outalinu; Mot Fifteen MU^i m m SANFORD, FLORIDA, Hth Airborne Di y h ■ sion Kffrcts UiwL U > AN INDF.PENDKNT N E W S P A P E R Y O M 'M K X X X Y I * .i U • ful1 •“ ‘I’' R e a l t o r s Discuss New L e g i s l a t i o n Funeral RiteB For George Jacobs Sunday AtrWATiwy- Home On Leave ^•fbllalU eS-'P*?* - .< S ' * V � 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, 1945 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, January 31, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 1945. 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>, January 31, 1945; <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/305ebf44de546e70343589b7707905c6.pdf 618c3da6c45ba8eafdd3ef7b73547f33 PDF Text Text r pacb Tiip. ruNFonn nr.nAi.D. rufironn. cwm f i / w id a CFTRK l.oltc* li i..: • f; (1-. <n ib il U D f hr r i< l t*H -IwiEi Bt l i r HitA bln U t i l t-^ cu at id ' in aJdiliuii to this public of lb* estate St Jim "ciif.r" fr's io d th* m in h r r r rale t-llla B ilfh a m . d tc*M *d. that t.» f ll.il hi'. petition for (Inal <lls.yfaii |i« i tin pair it in a mom for­ i-h »r*.. amt that lie w ill apply 10 mal araaiun ajuinaored by the ih* Itnnniab l* It W. W at*. Coun­ A rm y Morula R ianth where they ty J uJ k * of A m lm il. Couniy, K lo r• Ida. nn th* T«ifi day of K*btuaty. lot off •l*:iin aluiiit llirir cxperi- is m i h t o r r i m m ii n t i Iflb , for epprnval of .a m . and n i r r i with officer*. food, womrn JliitiK . i: - f <»i NT\. for fin al d larh am * a* n d in ln ltlraST4TI: o r I l.nli 11*4. IN lor of u v rriM i and otlirr peraonnl m u'111* ratal* of JUnilli* L lljt r u tin 4l*i:. flrlffham, d*r*ar*d. Wrfa l u l l day lira. i % i u : k s t a t i : «»r of January, 1111 Those araaiona. which am p ri­ jik tv m : l . l l . l s ltlU t.ll w t vate, a rr condiirled bv nil rn llatrd man who coiiaolldltce the auhj.c l m atter and forward* It to the proper authorities for invest)yation. Officer* here, a* well as In 1Washington. aald they ore not loo worrleil about Camplalnta. G raduate V eterinarian Lieutenant Colonel Jnme* It. Mnnkln, commanding officer of the Treatm ent nf large and small animat* raaonl h altalio r, aald ha fought as an enliated time since the h'anford - Orlando Highway Army took over the establishmenl last Sept. H that a full InPhone day nr nlghl 2.17-Ji apection was permitted. “An arm y l« not a Rood arm y if the inrn are a contented, cn Legal Advertisement CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING B a TGS J&« p«s U d» fog M b p r t dM UintmuB *■!• . . . * i H I 0 1 M I N Q TOUR Ada to THE *A N 70K D BRRA L0 J o ja t fir* M i l l to tk s lta#, tn e n d u g pbon« sa d adftreaa. i l l ^ v o tlM M r tB U i altuatUn* wanted wlU U charged to t a t IA* BUSINESS SERVICE FOl’E raw and > OR SALE; 1932 Ruick Sedan. Fred Myers, 311 E. 2nd Sb Phone 417-J. or call 5G8-W WELDING: By on expert with afte r 7iOQ P. JL 30 year*' experience who guar­ antees every job. Would ap ­ FOR SALE: Pip# and pip* fit­ preciate a trial. Temporarily tings, valves, plumbing vupplleslocated a t 40flVk French Avepre-w ar automatic Kst water A. H. Welch. heater*, complete stock deep and shallow well pUmp*, pneumatic storage tanks. A. U. Rosier 015 STORAGE your ear a t Kent's W. le t. S t Phooa 207. Garege. Spacla' ra ta dead storage. RED BLISS Seed pototoce, eert,-U W . /U h Hf - iknead eS tore. 2nd A Sanford, phone RADIO Service—Radios picked up and delivered. The Electric COW MANURE for flowers, MbService Co. SN>7 Magnolia, bushel. Phona 7t»-W . _____ Phone 101. I.AKK P1.ACII), N. V.. Jan. 2«. — Th* United Statae Army ha* left no stone unturned in ita affort* to mtke lifa ae plrueant as poslibla for the m in who fight the nation's haltlee, hut a p p a r­ ently the gnawer to th* atte-old problem of how to atop a enldler from "ATlplnit" has yet to b# dlecorared, Thl* w *. never better illu ilratad than here, where the Army hits taken ovrr the world-Tamoue la k e Placid Cluh and put it and all lta (Kiure-ttme Siiuiwtr* •an d facilities at the dispn-al nf the man whn hnv* enmr hiirk from fvurope, Africa and the South Pacific (or teaaalgnmen! ur etp aration. , Under the plan worked out by the Army the owner* of the club raceive a lump-sum payment for having as “guests" the battleweary soldier* who hive atrvetl two veers or more overseas. No civilian guests are accepted, but th* civilian atmoipheru la m ain­ tained os much as |tot*ihle. Food served by several hundred , pretty waitresses Is a* good, If not better, than that «ervrd b e­ fore the Army moved in t'ham bermalde who once made up the beile of wealthy vacationers now make the u n it bed* fur •ergrnnte. corporal* and private*. The ‘linen and the silver havr not been locked up for the duration, but are doing duuble duly A1-COHQ1, 9T O V & -3 Englleh blankets—1 pr. tapestry por- I MAKE screens, folding screens, porch sw ings, cabinets; furni­ llers—other articles of use.— rlctureaque Scenery ture repairing. J. M. Wilson, Phons 3&0-J. • The picturesque mountain scen­ C01 Magnolia Ave. ery of the year-round resort can ­ GAR RANGE—old model, good not he changed. And to give condition. $80. Phone 473X-M. every man a full opportunity to PRE-W AR BIKE—1 small trl view the area, the Army ha* on cycla. Phone 785-J. hand hundred* of palm of ekie, and ice ekate* jevern! SH A LL. WOOD HEATER—Good GIRLS FOR part time and full eleds doten horse* are quarten-d here condition. Call mornings, 307 time at l-aney Drug Co. to pull heavy >Jed* Incline. Hm E. T hird St. anne, the owner nf five ilng BABY BUGGY—Reasonshlc. Call HELPER FOR Jimmie Cowsn'e teams, ha* hi* hu«k!r* ready to | take the soldier* over ihe hills. Sheet Metal Works. IP3-J, or H 2 MagnoliaTn make the two-week “vaea NATIONAL CASH BBGI8TKR, MAID for afternoon*. Mrs. II.E tlon" more complete, the Army 8c to $4.00 detail ttrlpt Good Tooke. 720 Mellonvllln Ave, has made arrsngeuienle so that condition, $76.00. Haynes' Of­ every married man can have h|* Phone 792-J. fice Machine Co., 3U Magnolia wife along with him during hi* Avenue, Phone 44. ■TWO WAITERS, on* kitchen stay. To rover her espenee*. the porter, one dishwashing ma­ soldier pay* II.2& n day fur quar MYERS two-cylinder SPRAYER. chine operator and one salad ta rs and f I 07 for the three dully 200 gal. capacity, with engine woman. Good w agra, |$u* meals—a far cry from the club's and nose on truek, $16.00. Mrs. room and board. Call Apoplca prwvious prke* to civilian*. Many J . C. Bills, Jr., Geneva. Tel. |0 ‘20 or w rite Mount Plymouth couple* prelrr to slay In the 2282. Hotel, M ount Plymouth, Fla. heated cottage* surrounding lh* CRYSTAL W as and Fallow Ber­ TRUCK mechanics wanted, per­ club and Invariably the Army muda onion plant#, p*r $1. manent Job, giK*l working con­ official* in charge uf the rlu b Is never called camp ur insinua­ $2.00; flv* hundred, $1.25; one ditions, good rtay with lot* of It , hundred 40a( five thousand lots uvtrtim e. Plume, wire or writ* tion—meet the requestLast week the Army flerviou E. E. Keane, Winn A Lovett Force* uf the 2d Service Com ' , l ‘ RE43AP^fib TIRES Grocery Gotppany. D raw er B. V<F, HAVE In stock a good quan­ West Bay Station, Jacksonville, nuind invited new.,pa|iei m- ti to tity of r»-ejpped passenger tnUr the ramp, inspect the facili­ Florida tire*. pracUtally all sites; no ties and interkvlew t|\e men. It perm its are now required. MAN WANTED to cut down 2 wa* the flist man in the la-t win NORWALK TIRES AND tree*. Tools furnished. 2 IB with the father* of the boy* nut^ BATTERIES under him and th a t the same W. Fifth St, W E HAVK la stock a fa ir quan­ "gripe*" or other* were heard GIRL wsnlcil for soda fountain tity of Norwalk tires and n then. woriq no n ig h t work. MciReygood steak of Norwalk batter* 0 n s of Two Such Center* to*. N o yennUa required for nolds Drug. . ______ .On* of two inch redistribution new tube*. stations serving this section of 4-6 CITRUS bagg, per M. $96.60: the country, the club la geared to 60 lb. cabbage b a ts, per M serve 3,1100 person* a month. A1 I A. 44. P r e v a i l ____ SeTllfe, Fla ready about 8,000 soldiers have 1 Phone 1104 B«« 07- TO BUY; baby bed and portable been sent her* and 000 are living | sewing machine Phone 7B8-M. her* now. The men are eiamlne"! $166.00. 4 For Sale, portable typew riter. for future service after they have TABLE model Delco radio, 216 spent at least two y e a n out*)diHOLLER MOTOR BALES Maple. the continental lim its of thi NEEDS USED CARS ONE Jersey cow; on* Guernsey, (Ye eSll pay 'top celling prices country. During the conducted tour of fresh with first calves, milking for u**d automobiles. All OPA 3 gallons or bettor. $100.00 details handled fo r you. W rit* or the cluh and th* faclllUH, It Was Cash tech. Also s a m o l other phon* us to coma and m aka our obvious th a t th* peace-tim e stand arda still prsTill and with this In mind, the reporters begin In­ “ PDffoLLER MOTOR BALES 208 W. Firs t S t . ___ P hone 627 terviewing the men from area* covered by their panere. The TH REE acres of calerv bleaching WANTED B0 W ax l o b s . majority said they didn't Uke the paper: 8H ton* of wlrai 10 O dlum a Gulf Service S u llo n , place. seed bod covers | clothe* pins Com er F irs t BL and French One common " rrlp e " w*» that for same. $200.00 fo r the lot. Ave. Alvin Odham, owner. the eoldlere would rath e r be at ' Phone 7804, Orlando for apham* far th* two weeks than : TWO or 300 Amp. DC Welding anywhere else. O ther eoldier*. polntment. Generator. Box AW, c /o Her­ especially those who served in ald. • the cold region* of Italy or Alas­ 60 FRYERS AND H E N S AT ka or Greenland, wondered why aka plant*. O N C E I PALMETTO GRO­ they weren’t sent to Florida ’ord-Ortando CERY. 317 ftkLM ETTO AVE. where they .could iw lm and where they wouldn’t »ee more snow. PHONE 441. i? Another group or New Yorker* . , Prem ier S M A L L H O U E fc — reasonable declared th ey had never boen on I radio, 3 walking o r ‘ .bus distance to leg skate* or skis in their life D sid to o l* town direct from ow ner — and asked bow they could enjoy ire, 3311 E. bought am these sports; o th e ri eomplatneJ Box W e /o Sanford Harold. to d S t Pi th a t thera were not enough girl* BATHTUB, alkctria or THAT llu l* frlgerator. Phone 481 Dr. Raymond L. Bass or lo a ia U I IrriftfU u Db * t* Cel is ■atklay’a t l » M "C A N A M O L" Mlaf are Acte U ke a Flerk Bp*ml a few rantR today at aor good drug atora for a .bottle or Buckler** CAMADIOL Mliture (trtpla acting). Take a coupl* of alp* at bedtime. Keel lie laelanl powerful effeeltre action spread Ibru Ihroal, head and bronchial tubee. It elan* at onca to looaen up thick, ehoklag phlegm, soothe raw memkranre and maka breathing easier. Suffarer* flora Ihoee pertleUnt, naaty Irritating rough* or bronchial Irrllatleaa daa la cold* Rod Buckley a briaga quick and agecllra raUat Don't Walt—gat Buckley** Oan•Mat today. 10k get relief laetantly. TO CCnTO N ’S DRUG <’0 . T h U Old T rM tm in t O ften B rln fs H ip p f RelU# M iff rutlwttm relkrt fcwlnt btfbuL qatrfcjy, t«ee iLtjr ducom that th# r*«i nu»* d l U f fjrtMtLJ# uuf N timl bidor)-*. § I I m kklon» N»tuft’t ekW n f of | a*- l l t l U t l M M f t ( k t l U » i « V ( « M i l f th« LAxxl. I AbwilJ^iple e d y . psAmom BMlUf to r*m*in U yt?uf blood, it H f .t N N Bi<l>r| I*A/k»rhf. ihtUAAti# p t p u h lt o ifD .r l. u t| up rigU». iw*LL&q. imSoeee uoa«v th* ■tp*. hinuciwi An*I diuisca. Frvqvat m fj? Ktaljr puufM with fjarikjrijfia »o-l twraisut ifjuKitiwm •hewn iL m b iamtltiinf »N»| ■ii i |our liin*r» or tkJdrr. l ion A frail I A*k m f drwtt*t f.w Do*»‘# FRb* u*A| •ueerakiollr br inluLwe* fur or*r 40 i w ft. I b t l «im liAictr itikf *»d will L*lp U* I I miWe <4 kUwy I oIm liah out peunooua __ <»*. __. If Ihi M.h1. t*.th lll= lll= lll= lll~ lll= lU = IU = U l= (IL = IL im = lll= l|}= » ll= ill= U I= lll= lll= llI= lll:li| HELP WANTED— KNEEHOLE DESK Smartly sly let! desk with 0 roomy tint w ith mnlmjrany faced and boatitiftilly finished. CHAIRS TO MATCH 3 -P ie c e S u ite N o th iiu r <nn jfive g r e a t e r p le a s u r e In n Iio u n eh o ld t h a n a -a"v in v itin g llv in ji ro o m . A n d a ttc h n one w ill h e y o u r s w h e n f u r n is h e d w ith t h i s q o o d -lo o k in g m o d e rn » u ite . S o fa n n tl 2 c h a ir s d u r a b ly u p h o ls te r e d w ith b lo n d w ood f ra m e . W A N TED - M tu lta m A -fo n d Plsno. 5-PC. MODERN SET Smart modern breakfaal get. Including lable and *1 chain with padded scats. ■ Beautiful • • • u d wonderfully com­ fortable. Blende w ith com panion pieces — In living room , bedroom , hall . . . Made by Tomlinson, assu­ rance of qunUtjr. MIRRORS To mnke tho home more livable and also to help brighten up that empty space on the wall. Every home can u«c extra mir­ rors. We have a paint WANTED TO RENT for every purposel T H R E E bedrobm tohed. Phono- 2( unfum HOUSE or apartm ent, furnished o r anfum leM d. tk rra a n a n t res­ idents. Phona 12. APARTMENT or BOOKSHELF ... ' PLATFORM ROCKERS MISCELLANEOUS For ovptj fooml Beautiful mahogany or blond finish i -f <j h " Ip vtrioas types. ‘ For relaxing In comfort. A wltjo choice of. sty lea and covers. * 'l--.* DuPonta and w a a k arl g fq T L . J . . A Davoe mk1e&l 1wlard HM -e II i n i i It * H ie M ather Way^ A nice addition for your living room. AUo threecornered whatnota for your fnvorite colidctiona. �■kaHM M NHKH ^- . v. * I N S U R E m a t- U w , ftri.-h to h f fre e : if * f » i* b to p r i ' . m r im in la le lliune ln t-*lin iil,lt- j,r m b i n fo r w h k l, n o k i r r b rrn no Jong rontending — we mu«t fig h t! $ - I ’ A T I I I I H I I I . M IT . f ■ ■■-© VOLUM K ' ' XXXVI f y m m WAR BONDS —— ■ ■ - .IP1 SANFORD. FLORIDA/ l ^ a b U s I m l I\ m MONIlW J \M A in I'M. M l'IllL fl \ sM Il' I .1 | »*|| | *| |* m i : i :r m :i *Am ericans A re N ow Farmers Urge Flashes From Russian Guns Reported ♦Within Thirty-Four ODT To Lift Rail Embargo IPlainly Visible In German Capital M i l e s O f M a n i l a Big ldisses Seen Bur B ed 1st. And 3rd Armies In Europe Also Re­ ported A r M aking Substantial G a i n s t n r A M vdatfi f r f t i t Three ServiceMen i From NavyStation Killed On Sunday j Vegetable Growers From Tie-lTp And .ytanpower Shortage . Ringside Seat At Junes Versus Wallace Hearings i O f T I On Lur.un. thu Americans were only 34 nir miles from Manila, ttiree from Son Fernando. On the Euro p ean b attlef rout the Am erienn F ir s t unit T h ir d A m u r * gumed troni two to four m iles on n 10-mile fro n t, p o lling within a rtille ry ran g e or clo se r to the S le y f iir il I.in e . T he F ir s t -eied four to w ns northeast of St V illi, g ettin g w ithin a m ile of the H erm an I loftier T h e T h ird e a D tu rn l M asoelt. f e l t inn near or n e r e is the bor iler down to S su rb ru ck e n . A m e n fan amt F ren ch troop* advanced . r ■ ■ ftM l ft tu o m ilci to w ithin 11 half m ile of the mitftkirtu of t'olnm r, the r.tpit.il of upper A U u ce. © •iA •\ I.ieut. tien. lloilites' Fir»t Array *pnmg a m rprU c attack at 4 M m a h litin td whirl) hen|>ei1 imowilriftii nev*n feet Jil*h In the rarly hour* the Ftr«t ov er­ whelmed M artini unrriion* of four town* nonhenM of St. Vlth. Veteran F irst division trtxj(» apeared Lite s tu c k , and with forces from o thsf (snlts chw trsd h w'ni»t.d*$n aOtiW.-^splur. ■•nC'Vslrufilay-.jH > Mfnes r» fTrli Iwieh nnd llrp u ch jtil in a five to aeveti m ilca noithenat *>f St. Vith. Ilu)>petibneli is four and a half tullea front the H erm an frontier. NaiU Itesin to Hold Thcr* was nn advnnea artillery jireimiation. A fter tho find s u r ­ prise, the Herman resistance beUari to stiffen. Sn o w d rifts and m in es were tile chict o hstad e*. A F Correspondent Hal Hoyle said the d rift* w ere n,i ii #**-1 that tra il h la iin s u n its had to change off e v ery flit y a id * «o exhausted w ere those p lod­ ding through the sliuw fields. T he reo|>enlng of the F ir s t arm y's drive esme O days a f tr r Field Marshal Karl von ItuodMedt broke throunh the Ardennes In hla December offensive. C IT Y B R I E F S The Sanfon] Board of Realtors u |] | hold - its refttilsr m onthly meeting W ednesday afternoon a t 4:00 o’clock a t tho C ity H ill a t which time im portant m atters will be discusssd. i t Was a n ­ nounced today by Edw ard F. Lane, president o f\ t h s Board. 0 ** 4* .Mr. and Mrs. M.II. Anderson of Ft. Loudcrdalo havo purchased the three end a h alf aero D resser citrus grave n ea r Goidsn L ake where they a re now living. M r. Anderson i s 'a d riv er for SouthE astern T ransport trucks. Sanford St^te Guard Unit In Rifle Shoot • )6 . Capt. John L. Galloway, Lieut. John Meisch and IS men of. Com­ pany C., Florida S ta te G uard wore among these o f tho F ou rth R atL tlon, who partieipotod in a non-competotlvo practice r l f l a i « shoot In Pfneastl* yaaU ** under direction of Col. Cedric C. Bens,^ battalion ii J V'hiMH' weftthe ••HiditMU* \ . getuhlc and fruit g i ■awj *1 nn lh* h iifh u n v mm 4 -»«ih**i i \ '. ,,,n,ide t m illt\ 4*lHlld !•» !•«"•* A l 'ti’j n tiVliH*!. Sunday morning I |*|llt, -amb *»i d o lla ri if pi.«to*i Jnnin* H BPb*»p. S _V I'S N U *i im i i eio'htng Villlfiiiitv ate f+ir iia ilir s v i lie, unit \\ iltnii K. Halt. i in ? delay«*«l in ri'HiTimr n**i lh S ic UHNH Gf 11rei'iiviIt»•, N <’ , efp lit ul Wi ts. M I „ i n lInin, '-rile', m anager fur f Iu im * and • oin were attem pting in ermot the At U n tie t'ottaf l.ilie tru ck * at [ (♦aii\ tmluvMngm lia A ic n u e in Urluiub* when Vegetable grow er* In** •!* their iru le d u u wn* M n irk t" ad ! ,,, Pit 4* Uu* iiecc*.*i!y 1*0 thi* on hy an e a rly m orning train mhargii/* he an id. "and w jt i I to The autoinohilr w»« throw n , nt opern .per at** w it hunt co m ilan d fret into the «i it eh, it woe t * , rvi;r t .. I hr r e n I re ad v «■%i 4** h -rtagi* of Iat.or for li-it.i +1**1 purled Roth itu n were in Ite n K «.| jn*K*e*«lilg t lie*e veg*t.tliir kilted. Hi-hop. tindri the st* el .■ 1 further a,‘ g»a dn\ in r wheel and H all who wa, I , \ rr\ *ittintnin that nut. +p«'l! thrown d e a l of the car T h e «.i i andr tif dotlrt r* <*• Wits c< mpletelv wrecked i fh M u m " h** added t he other tru ffle fatalit y vi ri I Mi n HM'it m i | *rd ie * ■* • 1 I* f ' It ohe it t 'htt.tlw it'K, S 1 , I.S N H t"j other vi g etaliie* * hi- h b.o« w Ia i di ih 'I at l 1b m'i h>ck »en I r t .Mi hoi inn l ut It v were ieud\ •“ r day morning m the Sanford Naval I . h i p m e n t t h u w e e k Forth* i A ir . — Station IH1o sp 11ital, 1. I Itwo tt'll V l 111I I A hom Stinted out, orht after lie hud been thrown head ' , ,, ... , , , . . , i In ate the d ifficu lty of loonnc foremost to the pavement on Hie • umigh InlxM tn nuivf* lh***«' ci.m a t|11■ l . .r >VtU* « » » hept a rx ‘t t o t t h ? ^ r n lrilr. M tH iK rl t if jniinurti on - TAMPA, Jim. 2D. Ol’1—Tourists from other slates who drove their ii na coast cities will have to do tome fast explaining to their ration hoards unless thev can prove (heir trip to Florida by rnr was for bona-fide business or h rslth rea­ sons.' OPA Investigators sta rted a un'de-spread investigation today of tourist camps, hotel garag**. streets and highways for cars with Out-of-stats license . tags, W. T. Bowling, chief Investigator of the Tam pa OPA flstd office, said yesterday. “ We wlH begin checking tourist camps a t Dradsnton and Sarasota today where wo have had many complaints th a t thsre are people who drovs th eir cars for thous­ ands of u lla s Just to spnd a w inter vacation in this area,'' - Bowling said. "From Bradenton and S arasota ws Intend to check all other places th a t a ra mors o r less gathering spots for tourists until we have p retty well covered everyone on the W est Coast with an out-of-ststs ta g ." JIMMY DELAYS TRAIN CHICAGO, Jan. 19. (AT- De­ parture of the Chicago and N orth­ western e x tra faro City of Ism Angelas w as delayed for a t . J h a . raqnsat of- Cot Roosevelt, of th e m arines, who he w*s on " u rg e n t his wife, osksd lh a t tbe streaw 'llner be hold when the tra in he from . W ashington id a half hours be- In additlnn, OPA ordered: 1. K stabbshm ent of n "drove com)ilianci)'' system under vrhhh slaughterers will be limited In the total am ount they may pay In buying cuttle during a monthly accounting period. 2. A maximum lim it, on a percentage basis to be determined later, uf the good and choice cuttle slaughterers may kill d u r­ ing the accounting period. Officials said the over-rMtng price would assure a profit to wholesalers and retailers, many of whom have been -forced to buy u t prices higher than their own sale price under previously e sta ­ blished wholesale and retail ceil­ ings. It also will protect them from being out-bid for choice grades by “any unscrupulous oper­ ato r who had purchased cattle at prices higher than thoss perm it­ ted by the previous order," they S-ftildi Coupled with tig h ter rsslriclions on m ss t rationing, OJ’A said, the new ceilings should "give g rea ter assurance to each housewife th a t she will receive her fair share of all grades of beef, including th e top grades, a t fair prices.1? Price Bchedalea Zones and top prices Include: Zone 20, w h tttr tak es in the eastern portion of V irginia, and sons >4 which tnelndes m ost of N orth Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida—$18.00. Zone 10, m ost of .Louisiana east of the Mississippi—118.00. — Zeae l« , Ks a |»wfcv, and sen * 21, western Ten ncssra—818,18. Zone 28, northern Mississippi *IH,50. • • 10, w estern portions of and N o rth Carolina and th e eastern p a rt of Tennessee, and sons 23. eastern Louisiana, southern M ississippi, southern Alabam a, w estern A labama, waat- PPM - r *- . L -r . su ri a il ii'M le r u l S t 'b lii'iile m ilh l, lo u r fn tU fn frtm t i'jiffw bf>ifti .I- n t i. «f.| ' n. | r 1‘ ' »' . . . * . i , 11 i 1 M l fir ♦ i illM 1 tw . ( lb • , * l - . ■h.*tr » ..................1 •• t .* . . • . b • ■' ir.il 4 ft ft ft*} r•it r i i. h ft .11•11.$4 D . n n ii 1f (ft! i f !• nkti\ iUt; li t i. . « . r »s *• • ii ' Ehl . .1 ft l if il •. 4* pi ".it . t i '** *i n i ' h.’iVft' t*k it . ...*t .1 , *i« *1 i *'f |t"|'*»I.K'(% , :»p I t 'sy., ,f ii 11 11 - » iI t f l . n I n i n ; ......... B . • li 1 ii. . t, Its D tn.-nl , ,f *"*■*' m ■11 „ If. i till i ... » tf I m .1.1 . . •• M*ft|th * 1 -t l!. . 1i * D .. ti. . * *1- D l l, AND NOISY In »11op r o.*m le-st tm il.f \l f l< .da Rail Embargo Is Declared Serious T o State Farmers ( Ic ie r B o ci D i i\ c Mis. Fleming Presents Music Pupils At Rotary G a in in u Director Wilson La i mcuts Nwt'SNi ty For This Drastic Act I ’ ;is .| | * r c s i <1 c n I M o n ila Is B n to rx ( illf s t \| O f ( I is K ille d In A c t io n A rriim t fm m the Wur H t i-iiU ment tn»t S S e t. J . I*. Thu m p -in of Hitch Sp ring s had hren lill--d in ni-tlnu tn lielg iu m Jan A. wn» received tm lay hy his wife, M r*. M arie Thom pson of Stinf-.'d. 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'ft ’ll ft. . S I I,,,., • n-1.|h II C lu 1,1 I . • lll.lt 1 ,t,1'1 M l, I IP f \ h If .l s Il.t..I .1 V ( I .1 1114 ft1,1| Tft K it.il.jifl \t .i ji. -i . ...» .1 lilt, I,. 'i t.i the bl.ftl. 1 i •t 1 M 1*1 I'ft.TI 11 \\ -«*M i f M . \ Mr » 1 i "v1 f 1**1 ’I . ‘ K |. . ! " f i ft •, -. I• i Tii i If. t llllg l. I »l-.i 1 ,1 It- I l-l-1 Ii . ,, , AIK TRA N.M'til: I i n ’d M.ft NH BASK, INDIA . .Inn ifii (S jh- i SN K. it sim lrn t .iv mini itltuHi.' I ] |j, , r I •4 lh* Sunf *i'l N.i v e•I Vir ftMatii.n. cinl) Erat l .'-iH Sttfimi’l i. (.nth ri©. Bnriftiitl |>t|nt, hit. I»•**•»i ,i war.I 1 .11. ♦*♦ Ens. DrFnrt'sl l!t'ckt*r is Killed In ( rash s t e r | H/Fgl. Thompson is the lirutliei ©ti ill n 1 1it k I .*4'ii ( t I x(s*tr i 111 lit * of Mrs (leorgu IL I'ulnsm . t-r- Air Mutiiilft it wit** Jiiiiit.iififi*il by merly .o f Hanford and no■' of Brig tsffi Wil li.t m H (Tinner, Durham, N. C . comninfitlift^ j**+rm*• 111 ..f rht* Iiuii.i Chinn Division, An Trnn«nmt IIOI’KINH IN I*AIMS Command. — Thu j* thiti ti ihu» mutlos u | huu LONDON. Jen. 20. fflT _H ».ry corn jilt'tjiii! nf 4 finI limir** nf <»jh*i *i Hiipkina, o ftrr a wceklnng srncs liunn I f Iight in 11 itns*jmi I ii 11 c i uf t of conference* In Ijindnn dutiki-d o ve r thp tli*nj{i'rmu jiml tliffu u lt by reniinrshfp, is In Paris mn.mg India China mr rnutpn, uh»*rr fu rth er preparations for Jh r "Hig enem y interr**|.f m»i Mfi«i n il ar k Threo” meeting, It was iinnmin.ed wn« prttbfll.lr and «*Y|H*rted. today. Thu cit'itmn m rnmjinnvinic til© Diplomatic iiuarters reportedl ttuar.L jnbU: the possibility th a t' a Joint tp ); "Klyhrir « t niuiil iu well nx tiy m ediate surrender call to Ger­ day, at hi^h altitiulr* ov©r im many might be Issued from the pasunhl©. . nm untuii.m ti terrain Big Three conference. It is re­ through arf-as rh n rm teriicil by ported th a t Hopkins had gone to •xtram ely ti rnrhrrou*! went her P aris to invite Gen. Charles l*e- condition! n©c©nRltttting long pcGaulls to attend and might go 0f npertilion on Instruments to Rome, _and_even to Moscow _ requiring courngemis and a fte r the Big Three parley. superior perforiiinncc of Ills duties to ovcrcomi\ he accomplished his DEATH mission with distinction. " The nwnrd was made for the Mrs. K atie Mlckler, wife of period of service from Feb. 11 Arnold Miclder. form er head of to Sept. IG. 1044. the U. 8. Employment service office In Sanford, died Friday In Orlando a fte r a brief illness. AMOS VICKEHY ENLISTS Funeral services w ere held fur Mrs. Mickler this morning s t Amos live* Vickery, J r . is Ssn9:09 o’clock i t tho 8L Ju n es n a rla j ws* h r T u n f a U n i t ~' 'in d ltlu rr ~to— th e Catholic Church, Ctnr foroes afloat, according to word Greenwood Cemetery, Orlando. received from Orlando Navy Re> VINSON TALK K iting headquarter*. Young Vicy, 17, is the sod of Mr. and W A S niN G T O N T jan. 20. UTy~ Mrs. A. I. Vlckei— of 1715 W. The eepltol heard some talk to­ T hird Street. P rio r to hia enlistm ent on Jan. day th a t Stabilisation Director Fred Vinson may be President 20, he was a student at Sanford Roosevelt's choke fo r federal loon H igh 8chooL Ho la now a t home s .inostlva dutv aw aiting his II to I Naval Trdlntng Station. tod •. i . f« 1 ' S a i i t u t ’ l t i n t I i r it* A w a rd e d It II, I , ,lll t. . *!. 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Ii-el l i s ’ III* f *‘ * "I HIt f 14%<1• nut ♦1111Ii' JJlu|| MinI 1 if If Dr!* n til I** in itn rtj-tmyi! p.i-iimn Hitfi s« iy liMlf tovpr. \\ tth l"to| tluri'k'ui <1 f*.t his own •attfft-l^ hy p*4»4i».iiiu hmiAflf to *fift'my fir**. j.ifut th if fn h r. .hit- i*’,l i.lU i v fu*' 011 iho Kimball at uf lim it i» ur* fin*iny, thtiM f be A ft f Sill I'l ftiflllh III »*v f «fi 111 & m ;t 11v ft-111 u u 11 ii**, a n i l York, P finr in join no* 1I1*1 fku \ .lllftOI Dll' I fir liftD uo,, nf 11lf hut* lirs p rv r , h« » 'tuih+nt .1 |o,M I . k i" Elm kfori I f 11) ft>t1111t>I flit *.ills'** iii it% •,1•o ft f >t.o Ml I |> MIMIC BiiHdnitt (Tdicjj*4 Before hr " I t o a t n i n ,|fol •!«* a . 1! ii»|| ts> itilty, 1 pupil* pll. ftli’* •(»** ill la I1 lift! i*ttf i! »a it «| iv p olled t«» (lit* .Hj»i f»nd Naval A ni j i'N tm p iii'il (hi* m m «*f I fit* o ip to rt* " (uu! 4 It ill If !*fi M nMori, for ( )j»n at unuiI 'ITniiintL* , l and a | it- 4 ut 1 rd louts, (t win tilf*1 , « lie. I it | H illin g I “ Knsijrn Becker received ur r vn.it * ^ h 111i In J» t‘t vi ( i f ul* K im b all 1s u ^raduatp of h a ir it with "them " Umui.t flight instru ctio n at the Nuvnl A ir Stntiou, Mi1inpliit. Term and I J i an Dunn, tt hixtb £Tfill If "*11111L Mt. Dura lliirh Seboul urui rethe N .m i I -Air St a linn I'cimiroia ■pl.tVfM a (.ifC'f* nf her ov.11 t'oiu r»*(ivi*i| hi a i|i*jgr*H* **f r n i r i n e e r l n r i ft" '.’ ion at I hi luiin.i 1111, 1 * m fiiih rr of th r Rt»M . hr rntrr© !l j “ I li*’ (o ilih 'P 11nr 1 11 ■. ^'*"■ »*'r ''ice in UM1. Ills w ife .Stnnlrv B ru m lev »nnif '.."/l! ‘" " I infan t d au g h ter reside a t Frnr«' .Mr In " l»v F n lr Fort© Sw ansea, 8. C. a tui “ Til*! S p ir it uf R o tary tt r ». F If nim c acci 1m j m ti 1***1 by John Evan*. 20, son of Mr. M r*. .Mitchell Rant: " A n A m erinnd Mrs Frank Evans nf Iatki- rrtn I*rn y e r“ VTniton* nt liMlny'fi lunch non m Mary, was « member nf the Editors N ote:—The follow­ .list class of aviation cadets tn c lu iln i NV I. Thorp©. B yron K im : ing names of buys in service graduate from the t'olun#us J r . Dr. Dunrttii M cKw nu. Ju lian “home on leave" have been Army Air Field near Columbus, llo u n n l, .M S . Ile riro w r ami Paul submitted by the Pitot Club Miss, on Feb. 1, ID4G He re S tin e of O rlan do John Evans Wins Army’s Silver Wings Home On Leave far which Mrs. Z. H. Ratliff, telephone fi5 t-J. and Miss Blanche Kennedy, lelephona FATHER • RON BANQUET r ® ” -V? h f * Sflccleftl as _ a commit lee to secure n in e s The annual Father-Son banquet of servlet men nnd women no nf the Seminole Chapter nf that their friends m ar know F u tu re F arm ers af America will when they are h» Hanford. lie held in Ihe chapter hulldlng.J W est E ighteenth Street, nt 7:30 Pfc. George B. Eliot, who P. M„ T hursday. Feb. 1, It radio specialist and technician announced today by Alex R. In instrum ent landing Using explosives the Army has Johnson, ag ricu ltu ral Instructor.^ stationed ot Casper, Wyo., a r ­ developeil u method of sinking This banquet is n art of th f rived Saturday fur a visit w ith . telegraph poles Ul loots sand lead ersh ip train in g of the Future his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G eorgy. F arm ers. without digging a holt. reived the silver wings nf a Fly­ ing Officer and appointment ns' a F light O fficer in the Army Afr_ Forces. F /O Evans entered pilot train­ ing last June 1943, nnd attrnded flying schoola a t Arcadia, and Slontgomery, Ala. befurv his graduation a t the ndvanerd fly­ ing school near Columbus, Miss. . -- '-t - _ r '; %i T h 'F R T T s s i'in s * H iu e r u llllili'il th e | u s .i.m Capt F.M assie H ughes Wins Legion ol Merit; Is ' Honored OPA Places Price Ceilings On L i v e Cattle At $ 17.25 ■ 4 IN A rH oW D K D form* r S e c n t n i\ of t .omnerc®, t. »l * . s - ih iic I . in.4 * n i i l l i t wh> he th ink* H enry A* \\ .*ij .. . n..|«i. lit ie.! t*-i M Oiet po-*t Jones t* *how 11 on the ’ .I f I n dti nte.| 1•v y . the nicm l.r r ■ $ of tin- rnnimiiii'® p». . ,.i *-d 11rn«i > _■ i.il.l, . * ■. riimlit ic + F ru rfit op|ioi*U in lh** V\ ,»r I■ Vh* 1 A 111ti i n i hi r n 11« f» t it i « u v l> '■hr St.iti* K 't* ,nMou Diviniiin f"« «'l i lit Ion nl litltor from lh** Hu' utihh iirfa hove been made, he •b‘*!a '*d *At K S O W I I I I Ja n '.*1. tint no d efin ite lumiritiH'e »- 1,1 tSfMM'iftli "A ■r i f * al r ” tnliii(it when this !aiu»r w ill 1** »*>idail.le t**} KUu mJit ifTtswi'f with (**rUh if »nii*.i.sw,j tin y»«F* i»Me* v i -i ' H ijTilr* funi tn iup m t hfljh fis’hlr hn* hri*n hy tfi" truverimuuit fm hurjro mi T' jllk im f \ \ ii* " f1 DiMMi..r „ f Ht.it*1 Kiti »»n-i *l M k»'f rrp.it ti*,! ut hi ft of I The Legion of M in t Hi*- l>een fiinri r i rt'viMM vrisirnittv iirm rn frtl to ('n|>t. K Mimnie ’ «J. (i*ii «iijf*tn.fi lin '■ | m ig hrn, form er ronunmub i of fur | hi 4 i*in bur |Fn. d* ■ ' 1the Simford Nuvnl An Hint tort. a i r «<»fl f i ITV111 th f lifnVfrilllM Mt • for bin nggren»iye work us coinW A S H IN G T O N . Ja n , 2D. l A I — would uol havp taken thin tim+iif niondinj; o ffice r of the form er T i e O ffice of 1’ilee Admlnifttra- sU(|» »f mii*h nrtinn h;id not N**n curort c a rr ie r Hlurk impi*rutivr*," he lo n lim jcd , ' tt which \vm» Nimk ln*l .Spring hy turn Iasi inp'lil fo iln n lly es'u h llsh i ■ 11: g s_ on live ft-1*I *I tin (t . I a n d h lio n u h ' ' it enemy fiction in t h e n »t i l M| **d | A tlan tic, it wan itiintntm ed today I ri*nguiy In m i ^ I " *lf’ I" 11 him i: r tv** r - should in ciii'ii '' *ul»*d f"» 1hr jiiRfr th r) Hill f by Lieut W K .Spr\ piddi* r r I h u m ln d w e ig h t, e f f .* n ..* tonmr • a l mn l - - ■ to id im itM te fn u v„ in i. •......... tw in dnv lull on 5 o ff jif**'r nl th* St -l the j »ic»* i Mu Ii . * lier ii it I mi I v * a; * i lutT mui * - and <'nj•t liughcp wan . it.’.f Tmi i' • '1Hr i A ISn I 11 tn ii F I ' -1 ugK rfMi vi'iirn* m .a r r im g "U - jnri f r 'ii a indi' +I ■m m h i» f lie j r t r •»p* t h.-M 1 the cumpoign agam tt enemy i'* ul. t f. . kthum uniri n Jlu* * " Tin* h.M.f i f «■+. ordered »• Htihmaririf**, f liin trti I oil., it mi '* In cfimiection ^ith the winkinic several week* ng«i l»» Li*on»»mn I h. \ nf the Dlot k Inlint), Lieut. < onulr Stn b iliiatir.fi D iii'd i i \ in+on, will J ift-t dl*n*t!ci, and now, jh +i u Krr*f A. Ilaltnrtl, former i**ecu- be cut by 60 cents nil along thr ! I (n n .rop e fire i (ipdnif into f* .**1 jiVrMluttir.fi, thU rnil ctuliitiru tiv<* officer of the Sanfonl Sta* line on J u ly 2. O P A said it has established an prrvcniH them fm m ahi|>|itfi|f tion, received n commendation "W o have notified nur » on* fmm the Commander in Chief of "over riding ceiling'* at 10 mai the Atlantic Fleet for gallantry, ket centers and m *24 m arket grp*«innnl' dele^atHin that " ir having remained aboard the sink­ zone* which w ill he the legal ftiatr* Market!! ar** kuepmi* * ing carrier in order tn resrne a lim it fi.i the sale nf cattle nnd riMfiii* .. i tin s h i p p e d tiir nni'M ii ' 11 sailor who was pinned m the calves rvgard le** of . hmee, « nut in the hnpi* that Cnniffi'** jr wreckage, Jn mldltion, it was or com in e rr in I grade. Atvloini* lake no I Hr* f»f f hi* plight nf Hfi.Mi r* nnd prtivnli* m 11<•1D* report**), ('orndr. Ilslltird uidixl n i sold fm hreeillng ur r m n n ir m s l From pi i .. • • medical o fficer in thr omputn j purpusi-s and thine sold bv mem- ctiinjn mm. mi. II i nl.nued rag# tion of the sailo r's li-|f j tu-rs of the t II clubs or uthrr - -— —j recuguiHsI f Mi in youth o rg an ise lions urn eXft-mpt jS f 'l. J .I* . T h o m p s o n F u rth e r Action Tourists To Explain Gasoline R a t i o n s S c b n e id c in u b l; ilt'l' | ! m ! m n m u n iu n o l t o d a y . S u e r f P r i T h ' o r l s sju il t In . t i e s o( S o t i e ! m m s h a v e i d r e a d y b een -ee l) I Com l i ip l i l i ill t i l l 1 m i'll! s k i e - o\«-| th e e . i s l e l l l i** ' 1'Ir r 1 luehw av at t'assel.ien v aft*r tire nn his motorcycle had htio* > nut. I’n ssiut nioloi ists discnvei nl him notified the Naval Station and he w-as rushed to the Station Hospital in a Na»v Ambulance P it y m ilt's in sid e th e liiT m a ii Im r- with n in n n . a n«! the u lh ri a- i It* uf B a il 1 Berlin Biots Occur I-a ccm1 w ith jHi**Mbie heavy 1«»-■ *l >iby iiMMm i*t a w il l Innt rut I fin ha rift> which with h a iv t-'l luinii shnrtagt i* rauMiti. «lail> nn n i i t im. a id in ' iiin m ii vegrta hie grow er* and shipper* of Sent inoh t'm inty, h v n l g rn u e r* un.1 * hi 1*11mg ntgi* nitntpiu* were l<» H'Plilt S u rro u n d s P r u s s ia n Three Americun columns today bare down on Son Fermtndo, the gntewny t<i Two Die. \Vluui Car Is Wrecked Fiy Train; il.tj in ging OPT «n>l other *t • ** Manila while Super fort res.ias lignin stru ck . lwo Island on f,< utH* in \ fi thtUiflnfi tn fift the Blowout' Gets Third ♦•ml'iirgn a* Aclte*luletl ul mid'the sen road t o Tokyo. A Inflight Singapore broadcast said 14 f> T h re e service men fm m I hi nii'h 1 tn* em bargo was put into i f • carrier-borne planes raided FtmOmt Nnvni A ir Stn tw n met I fr. r by tin’ O D T la*t week tn i t r s l h b y i i c r t d e n H B ti i u l f t \ \ vt f h. (SfirthrciNl n m i nf the t min ^ Sumatra oil refineries around of them in n tn llitim i nf i i »-iri* t * v to **' 11e vi* hi‘ute rail V'itr*• I'ulembaug. cil rial til mi t It Inn*■ *■i - 1m •1«.i si 1If*|| tatlM'dl !«V till' VII 1' Tokyo reported A m r r ir m b om b ­ ers attacked In ih ij" Island. -0 0 little* south of the N ipponese ~ ca p ital for l hr f ir s t tim e. S in g le 9 Incedlury-dropidng s u p e r f o r t * were reported continuing th e ir T o kyo rv c u isin n s. A rm > | * • f �t \ IHK SANFnitri IIKRAI.I). SANFOKDt FLORIDA* Overdue Vindication The Sanford Herald I C tltft. H Oit»k«r IT, II *1 B « » tsr*, V •t i:»«fT *l n o n note »■—« s v e i c r i r n o * rates Pd r IK la *<*•••? . n r« a n i » s - ' " ' i i On* s m r — ---------- * r «. . ...... ra w J*la Maittba «M »M? - * ----------------- “ —— —------- - -J” --------- * AM a M la a r j » * H « * f r t a |k » k > , r o a l l l l n i * » l " ' a * ' n l t i i a l u H i a l a l * f lb» M ' p * ' n i i l u f*M - a l ii I t ( l t i | t t • , | rerfnlar u d i t i l l i l t a ™ '* * ._____ IS lab * i l m . I h . W l i w a l t Tfc» H o * la lb * • ■ U » a l IW Ii ,1 «4 *eelJ»l* M O ot, a t* ■ t«l»l»U a. It* w N l t ' l l t t • l i b * «•«»!»* «»Mb »»•' H .a l b M la a M lt n In L k l t t l t ■■ S .w T «*rk. MAGIC CARPET ** Yrs, WO vcnrw is it long time to wait for a vindkajinw. Hut p c ie .iip » bettor Inter than never. In I 0 '*J Ann (Ircoti shale I’uduatur and I!) other residents <if S a le m . M a s s ,, were convicted <if witchcraft and hanged. T h i.- w a s >11 <lavri which historians now call "ihe period of the witchcraft d»Insian", when any friendless old woman win* o ffe n d e d a neighbor ran t h e risk of lieing called a witch an * I c o n d e m n e d lo death. Though widespread abroad, the c r u s a d e against vitcheraff in America has been generally associated with ■'’ntem. The town lived to repent its activity, and many of ihu-u who took part made public rt‘|>entAnco later. Now steps are being taken to wific out tin- legal conictlon of Ann Piirioiitnr. H Vance flreenslit of N* w Origan t descendant, haa filed u ]u>tltiuii with the .Mimfuchiw«U« legislature to absolve her formally of the crime. Tim scant ir who introduced the bill has added five other names, and all vho were executed may eventually lie included. It wotdd be proper for Massachusetts, even at Ibis hit* into, to acknowledge its error. At the same time, w riter< referring in the .salcm witchcraft mania sliuiiM note that, .untruly to the popular notion, th e witches wen- not Imriicd. •ut hanged. Tile episode-is striking enough without adding ■ictureH*[ue untruths. MONDAY, JANUARY 29. 1945 iliu m v k iu Tb f o b t o d a y W E A R E N O T M E R E MA T E R IA I. CREA TU RES, 01)K it s n u t y m H T S R ita l . s o l iv e TH AT yo u W L I, BiW O p T it Y O F Y O U R C dlKA i U l . S T I N Y ; l> not the life nign than the food, anil the body mor. than the raim ent ?— M att. C:25 THE WANDfcKER (F ro m K n li'lilo g iap h ) T o M ch alone T r u th come* stum bling T h ro u g h the d a rk. P re ia im r her (ace A g a in st the pane. R a ttlin g the Intrh. B u t the sly miiut Housed in com fort. D ra w s the blunl* A n d thro w s u lot now m.ikc sittings by appointment only Service Men Excepted The Essex Studio Hubert h ( ‘ox HOUSE S U P P E R S NON— RATIONED tio W much o f a stepping-stone to the presidency would Henry A. Wallace's projwsod now |>o«l he? If jwst history still holds true, the cabinet officer with i good chance for the White Moure is the Boctotnry' of tale, in curly days due position led almost automatical)}' to ;he other. Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Joiin ()uiucy Adams a!) had been secretary ut state before becoming :n»Jdont. Thou Uwtv mum *-ebauqar- -W'hfh* Van Huron and iJuchanan, Loth former secretaries of state, became piesi ■ent, aeverai years elapsed between their tenure <*t Hie two -fflcos N o other secretary of stale has advanced to the dghcr post. Other cabinet officials have been lalked of for the (residency, but with two exceptions, nob seriously. Salmon Chnsc, Lincoln's secretary of the treasury, never ceased to .lope, and so cinbarraaspi) Lincoln that, when Chase offered iis resignation, it was gladly accepted. The other precedent is dislim llv eneoiiragmg to Will ace. One fornjer M in la iy of commerce, nli'r.id } well k now n .‘he Wallace. (^forc entering the cabinet added s* many H e tub there iH at. w h r t r l h c pn-sidenl r<iir**l. I*< w;i notm to su c ce cil h im a n d w a s e a s ily elec*ed le r h e r l lin o v e i III Tan or black kid, leather soles Romeos, black kid, leather soles Tan (imposition Tan sheep-lined, leather soles m im e ,vnt >l|» l l i « i t it n »u«» MI14 t wr 1* Hirnnjti'd tlm l t u ii’ im *'t .* tttiui) in U r w U '' iu rli* a |H»s • Iblf am! ilih c iw tin | 4 unr in dctnil Hrainy Hugs Even the heart'* Impulxivrnr** ti tiushril like a rlilld And tucked anniilr Under the woven Quilt of fenr. Photographer JUST ARRIVED Can 'Wallace Make It? Filed Upon tlir flew Of resistance NOTICE O miiij; lo luck of lifle and ««biTTa o » * «r a il t u i m j i n t f r r r .l i r4 ' lo O wt aal •U»n*l»r rr .liro la Ibla a a .rr a a . nU» Ik r I real M ira » » ll l t lf 4 bfrrloAll tlabia «e tr.abM ratlra .1 •*♦' Mai .U r a tf b r , barrla are ai.a ra­ M O N D A Y, J A N U A R Y 2$, B L. P e r k in s J I M a il Orjcmii^m Nut itinul Im partial night Reddens her lip* For morning's kb*. The face at the window Disappears. The day moves in. A A FOOTE Tl)a Russian* urn GettUiK *' to Berlin they uui lie* Hitler'* knees knuckiut cloat Co),, Elliott Roosevelt u *b<mt to bo rronutc<l ti e lingalier general. Wondei ii timi -»ill in Crease his Unmannt pnuritie* ’ Secretary Itke* denies ■he cheated the city of Chicas1* "iii of IP.500 In 1real eslalr laxi'i “Honest Ilavnld'' woufiin’l think of doing such a thlngt__ SANFORD FORUM )IM lumiller Ilf.OW («•* moiilli i>. flCl.tMH1 |ti'i vuHi .Cditor B ern Id anni'ord. Kin Last week Genera) MneAithur celebrated hi* G6th birthday D eal H it. That rtlitett! m Hanl< at which most men an. ready to retlir, hat the Uenrril mow ol p IlloVCIIIi'Ilt Stems to have no such1Idea at rtire il n iilw iiv rin p lo ) present and raanngt* to vt«> F lo rid a u.- u*tiri*t* and about a> ctme to tlic front litus ' n i l rpaidenbi I w e ll t th at I h»v*. been vent t aa tho moat rugged Cl. 1 that Admiral Jam es (Jocko) Clark, carrier ta lk force roounander «4n the fTalrd flool, i«m Indian win since ho can sraell tiism nut; fUffar* from stomach trouble. l(e drinks nothing l u t milk, rata qnly sieved acgetahles and brrast of chicken. Other* who have atofpach trouble but continue to a a l' pickles, curtimhrra, pork slid potato chips might try Admiral Martin Andersen who ha* wr|Unn hi* (nl purpose ■nihiuarterr at Then mid It th a t the m lverU*' JOIN The MARCH OF .DIIVIE8 ! ! and lit*' A unit lun- aitiau y KHUiretl In DvLttud of U atiied Hallway emplor-eoa ■and thn city RnvvrmueiiL Cbaiulwr of Coni merce. Ilea] EaU tv Board. Minlateral Association have gone op record U* hock such movement a fte r the woi. Some years ugo tfin w ilier hs'l eorrrsponderwe with unrites in Raniord win ut th a t lime wore very laud* Imurrated in hullditig n rutlrond ruin munity Vlr. provide hwuecs for ADMISSION 40« — (Tlx Ipebj — SKRVICR SO® LAST TIMES TODAY! S m^ C O L M A H 2 • Outdoor display lifkting except wbet*.u*c*aaarY for cpsvduct oltnainafB of ooklooe oalaMMriifiilfc 3 - Outdoor^detjptotlv* or)d outdoos oroaraontal Uqhtioy. 4 • Show window RftiUng except wkoro nocoeaary to* faUSSW'J in te rio r iQ u o ln o tio n . 5 * M arquoo ligh tin g in oxogpo o l N w alla lor aa c h m ar* W * 2 HITS! TUESDAY ONLY! for 0 Republican u * 'til* H ew over slap- DaJf.' w ith fl- Whitt way toeol lighting to « csm ol (ho amount determined by local public authority to bo nocoooary V i t a m i n s Once A more ip crttleUpi thglt'Vopto o f, our ki' Dealers tar* rfnSH v. ■ ;. • • . than tt.wyatfa •fiy W.V. "R illlnc Toitchton D rug to .* nnd CAHOLK IiOMHARP in •NOTIUNG SACRED” —--WFRI , • FltEIHUC MARCH aiAHLEH WINNINORK -o- Jn T^CIINICOLOH! - *4 for results. isrputreulh'at ■ , uofa are o f «y , and w h « isUage^ potauap COMING WED. and THURS.1 �or i I■ ffll " T l i‘ [t ' kWr-&*hm-\ I, * ' i a'.-:“ > .... * :- “ >-• •’, ‘ > - • Social And Personal Activities TU KSD AT ^ j'h r Ju n io r H igh School ami A m m i r School I ’.T .A . w ill meet at the Ju n io r High School at 3 :3 0 I*. M_ t'rrc iilc il by a board m eeting nt 2 :3 0 I ’ M. A Foundera D ay program w ill I k - p rr.en ted and there w ill be n demonatral £ n ot rle c tiic n im p m i lit The Ju n io r High School g irl* w ill aerve tea. W H O N K S IIA V A ll members are u rged to a t ­ tend the m o clliii; of the Service Ujavr'a Club in the L ib ra ry of U SO n l h :0tl I*. M Klection o f o ffic e r* w ill U- Ill-Id mid plan* fo r the in stallatio n w ill be made. A ll service wives who -are not member* of the club an- invited In attend the meeting. TH U RSD AY Sem inole Chapter No. 2. Order E a s te rn S ta r, w ill I told tlr> reg­ u la r buaine.v* m rctin g « tli the M»aonic Tem ple, ut 8:00 1 . M. A ll m embers and visitin g nr erabe is t f j urged to atteml. Tht-rv w ill l Iflf in itiatio n J T h e T . K. I_ C l» i» o f the F irs t B a p tist Church w'lll meet ft the j home of M r*. IV. I- Stoudenm irv, 507 E lm Avenue, at M.oo J* M H lk.V*%«rll Y l i'lrli vl-Msfe.* ** a l Ut%‘ V iMiUMMliiD Mm m J —o Founders Program Is Planned By P.T.A. ^ rom iiii-iim rnlm g program lin y wdl l x nreecntfsl iH uunder* ' by m em txr* ut th«- re g u lar meet ing o f the Ju n io r lligh -tlrm m m ar School E’. T . A. tom orrow at J 'til P. M. at the Ju n io r H ig h School. T h e re w ill also l x n demon- *. *r *Wit,’**?- * lf it v Mr and M r* PA K im b t s l haw- *> th eir gu ests. M l* . lA-i ly Row La ml and Tom Row land ol yrv.V i»«t«l> 1^ K*jvntv Mi'*. Bartow 4 lan k Vtvei* tMnsenlvd M r* H rv - 1 H* ' ion with a o o u g , of WiaA v*m ei <4v i 4 Mr*. R u th Fouae of C a n to *. \ lias aitd sw v sth v a it 1-s-vlift! Ohio, has retu rn ed to het houio | Vl I he csh k Iu sio ii of lh« due a fte r »pending a few w eek* a- ( net. I* I* A uJyissct, i .s L . l t a i s I s l the truest of Mr a rut V " W I t I , allssi on M -- k»*nk K ■. v . - m. Thornton. I 11resented the ktrvw n s aTth a •s-aullful s lt w r tsowl b le u lk * ‘ l IM» * M iv B r i l l R ab un * vf .•■any ft is*mi.- ut the cw aaB im tv U m l% UhkK *mfv x4 k*bu«t%, U_K- t r u e . M e g ia a i s h a j i w a * IIK * m«ha « i t r x poft »xl nusAiniC im •*f* ervsvutvsl the follow tit* ii-g ta u t . Iv I * '* t k u i , h * * i r r i w l l o v i# U -Mr *»*l aiian g esi hy M rs It M Ba?4 Mrx \ Kabarti. v ig lV .ii \ I V k si** Me " by ll1’ Jean B o lte r * v w # |s i» « - l h> B v ‘ Mr »nd M m . K iuaI, ly Retie K n it Mr, and M r v R ilb fti kiR*i UtsMt.es of Soog“ f vsdlw.e Mr. ttitst Mr%. K .»i**krm o*, Song” •‘ .\!tvs Blue tis'w il” . “ IVut'k S ^ tu rd iv si lH*>W«*s Fem e Mw In'", bv Jv-v* B oivivr. I ity u n a l-eaves* t h a rs a tv ' T t v w r ~ 4 :> £ & _ .. . . Peggy lio w s li. Lhlou U a kv t Mi** Ktisalw-th kjthigbam »»d I S * a ji ita k v r 1' tojiu M iss Je ssie IH irdeu, sen io rs St \ o iu i So)»r. b* R a t 'Mv-id o.,.*. Wit. Fh-rnta S ta te C o lleg e lo* "o M sv iu iu iu y d by lA-tt* Rsoe R ail. K men, Tw lU ha**ee. haw bs-gw*i piano S o le - by Mv*. R vb vtt teaching r*t Setain vie H ig h Titus 1st Het own aM a n g v n tcn l S*.-httil. of - S ta r lVi.sk". 2nd " tih t,‘ wouudt” ^ generally known i s '"th e Scar* * . . ' Mr and M r*. F ra n k Thom-** am i daugbtef. l a V r u w , i r l u i o n l i lis la y to th eir hoots' m lia d s d e * .) A la . a lte r t u it ln * witjv M r*. | Thom as’ m o th e i. M rM. Ntlev.eng ee, am i hrs.ther \ v i'.e , IVmc-y" *w 1 'H , -U ■—I *a . tigji.s -A* , -i , V *- »V } ’ tv V* th MTV ^ 1«*t^ « ittHVvl an ysibi —vj\ ■* '-v»i W -K ‘ Ik * 1 ■- •%- i Jrf \Itvw K U iab vth v ln l CI.EAKANCE OF OI)I> LOTS AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. SAVE! F'P V U t at 4* iih lwn«A»#vl ceDinftkdb %hovi«r Stew art a ml. M rv. th e hom e of bv K W |K# tM-»' n h* W M W ill u o* fotiiH rt Lh*l PI»I * A. I Tv A fte r DRESSES IH p p m lh « m b Regularly Ii.9S R-R John \l f v _ M . u v ctl»h*r. M fv S a n fo id r ifli fiv m KorttirvNa * s* f * ’»tfif mv Itv si ^ h * ih ^ lh Ion t i g ittia M lV > u»i«*v . U Dui b u n , M m. M rv Robert L v Sam Iv Iv t V T M -- Ike * D m yy.-. ** Hour 1 averitc K * v*u ' .* a, a . IS *. ^-t,».*t la. , *»rwv T \ . ‘ Ma H * k S i o n 1 V 7 /■*«! •__ t H • ^ V *% 1 * ■ 14.- H. V #• * Vi 4 \ 1 ^L a I# M a r I lit. A itd M r a s e t s tA k v r n i mu.! 4tmf o« "W v I t A£<■ ''If l 1 * / _ I ... . A .s - r v a a . K \ / 10 S c e n e P U rtv M t t lk V s . in " 11 ‘M IU - M fA IW v S coti IV t * * T w M rv t'k x iit V lclV t. M r*. Mu F r a tt * . Al B e lo jv lf»v > H iioeii ol H a ju v Ilk# lifuJvf K iMMini *4a 4aJ|n#Jie-s 41th liWviJuamLv of \«i* Mr*. J N. Tiibar. *b*v M rs- W .H . l U f W , R c b o l # . M r* - K t a t u Regularly 6.9S & S.98 l',4 ll> " I Mrx. Mat c ia I i|R‘en*Akit, Mr*, Regularly 4.98 & 6.98 nu ‘»h , SA Jifw d No ' 11 l M • ill h*.id » Sijvv i. * i* ' h in u ii. Mm T n J W ti I C g ih r » » * ? * !' »fc* •£ % **• Tom* W i l l i n i ' . M i a J ; l ,,»>*-** r i»»-*fesiv • von" Ml* V ni b Mkt^vh . • WtOeu • t iflmt * Ti * I L»j »e-s. Mi*- M * a t * .At! Ma a-i»4 *-* Wvl •* M u* [bliiiA, &4.98 mk'I iA c v » « i e 't * op#ti#vl a n d ih # sllf-'n i Mr> ¥Hi i|v**PixNi 'e 4fV«nmjc p U y in jf rfiitkH m tM il' Ttm (olWwitMf Regularly 2.1)8 & :i.D8 i*V ^*1lhK t+\H» Yw f' t w**ir\U V!aU< Huth lit im l Ml * V,sL*w-yi» L i* v { *■ **• ki T fV*. alvsj >|| 8iiitl^f'i 1**4 Vlrv J \| Stt»»#v iphei >nd M ** ta dfs a/bsj a ill b# »’ , S i v v v u -v l I v w ik * vsgnsj** l l tA* M k ’ I M mttfmret StM rtKvr '* # »'* a w a »* ^ • *Hrti <** N u p lu il i l lc i f v6 t D f i m l.a t r r u» th« r U liH H M lh u is t U v vi*-H-Vris xlMNth 'W v V s -v fj* % W, - fltl, «Kr>«b «»!».*• ^.■vNh>A\»i * *r r w * Vo bviit >1** * t * A Vs-I V >¥ tv 5ll tlF‘ i • n !l t ’ *iu *f*wj He I* j l k t i -»a» ifOf* S <Ut> lAvvV ih * reNetfil, .4K > 1 '« I * M VtfelvRV 1 t l*> HI l.'VaJvfe Iff ' ->-.4f -v V‘ pIlrsiVeK 1 ^i*jas ib V «.*« »-* I 1 D’f.iJ -bs »■ » Aftd*.1 'v ■ "I r» 'e.Wi -fi£ i 'iiT'wa, It^ * ' O hI v. mi %4*l vjnj- b n ih . H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y act tADSCw SlOG N’i. -tli.UwiklJL.tJJ4•-U •***•a*. •< * •istl|k.^|V « <iU atifl a i l k 1 *-» si v ti 1 if, Mrs. Keeling WeiK Byrd Jackson LtHMlo Miss Pippin Honored With Bridal Shower h u n in m S*i. W trv * v v *V ' * % -M* '-'•4j|1 V« *» ta V •' * 11'V SI* U rw o M ^ 4 fll t K t * m o n n l vo n o n fi njH'ft.) ^ r ptiN'r W*€rt ifH U fm fM t ** ilh n » m p » n n ’» I llit * »ft(i«l <tnr l^Uss ‘S t i* f U|e ih w U o .ii d ij 1 y estsd bv M i* 14 M. V a i n * * , v|> Chatwctee* M->rhe». l-*s», if* IV iig h is i . M l * Ja n e iw ia w ii : y . The Fo u n d er* nrwgrsm w ill Iw o ss th e Us.h i t otvJe. I hoi »,* iy Me—eager I include an in lr*> lw to ry ta lk b> Ua-4. I fCavga* -. M rs. C h a rle s W ilke, p . T A Mi aitU \lr> knnl | L^i HrVhjti N.f ^ " 1a -'*** 4 p resident the life of the fr-unJU*fl ihiM nwfitlit^ f«f ihvir hhrt#*r ’,K*» L a w MiiJ \ ’ Biiitiv n- ' L t i ' ’» e r* . A lice M c le lb n U irrn v ami m \\ tr»l Hviul. \\ I m,- a B t’i % t v?* t iv » ib% m#i>i tfenw %'■%#'• i*** i'hoebe A p p el son l l t a r l * . w ill be .ni: 'o.ttv Utit# ttAilm tf l ^ i r %*«» | ifftdtoJv » tu a\ lit I .tXv Mm \ given by M r*. Victor (Ir e e n : An jkiu.1 vLiitjf hjipr”ttt% K a b # t» 4HvI lW CwUHh ibv* • uvf» AUt4 j V V v v v. K-.-vK Ukl # ri! I* H u *1%A K l/lbl. P b v jlf r * v " A c ro stic” bv Mrs. A lle n lle l v ■ e T'kl 'VlJMft h re l, M rs. t t . S . B ru raley, Mr*. e* v * *, V L> • l i l a ! h e k* hk, *A( i H* n v v i U i i i u D i l b The Mieses HettV l*ult»r*on and I Donald Dunn. Mr*. K irb y F ile . tarn-, v : > v V> . M r*. ('. K. llo ltg e r am i Mr*. I- H rlsti T a n a . K * * M sile Mat i K v v -. M-V » . KS p e n ce r; presentation ami ta ire and 111is A rth u i Ms—ts a* | M *• . .. V' .......... dedicnlion of g if t ; '’ Itlest be lb«* len.V-l the IN e-w ient's ttm m js s M V * ( i. • * T ie that H inds,” by the P. T A Had w hnh wtss hs ld s>« S a t .■*!»* fVpitlHK 111 (b# |Vll4V I s l ev'll j Mi Mvivn I'suiiif**' Vt-vluit!- ! Hotel hi S i . P'*> c m V, ,j ^ \.hm. .i* Li Ik' fl I%41 «prv *.b% »4*-lUMHi t£OA***l'a v*t U M Ku a- h U’ I ... Jiid M- * A \ SKoi ‘ 1 4H*I j' ' in g class of Ju n io r H ig h School. Refreshments^ w ill he served by the students. ENDt°heMONTH SALE Regularly 3.98 a h \ ^'<Hhri j . , 4K-* 1 1«.A «1 #*Wf 9»rM iVWIMitf | « O w r ftn iih ik ii o l v ^ r f i m i » i* m s iir Kpr* lllisi fv la liviN V»l ill# v U*Ui«-iTt4 11 I hul v h hs Ih H ‘(•(*[ i Vi aI**I M1 *» ^14 ’' A J BtYVMl. * !**• yi-XM I n.' a ay v vh»> *u \ .V4 ty ''11 DM« ^ ftr 'JH’ 4 « Jt itAikt ritftr Home. 1*Ih i y Mhvtv tm rhjfval (w v|> in Miss Eileen Bragg Is Honored With Shower M r*. John Roger* and M r*. 1‘ A . Howland enter lim e d with a m iarrllan eo u * vhower F rtd a y eve ning at the home of M ia. Roger*, honoring M ies FHeen B ra g s, bride-elect. The ro o m w ere decorated w ith ca m ellia * and a ia le a * . ca rryin rvi g out a vale n tin e m otif. M r*. K a rl Vavn. M r* . Ralph C alm er an. I M iss l l r s r e w ere w in n er* In the contests played. A f lr r the games, the honorve opened her g ift* fro m her fH e ad s, and refreshm e n li w ere served. T h e fo llo w in g were invited t.v be w ith M iss t i n t s : M rs. Wm oruv Uragg. M i* . Roy M arion. M r * P a lm e r, Mr*. K a r l V a rn , M r*. Fre d Johnston. M r*. O, V. (iib b » [»dl r*. V ance. M r* H a l Col b e rt. M r*. W D lia rv lin cr, Mr*. It. W . W a re , M is,, Jo h n l bU r 4. M r*. J u lia n Vffrft, i T t l * . A lto n Johnson, M r*. Em m ett H u n t, M r* E lla V a rn , M r*. John C a rv e r. Al.-o the M isses N a rin e N o r­ wood, M ary F.arte, K lita b e th F ra n k lin , V e ra Lodge. M ary K lle ii D u gg ar, Y vo n ne T h u rsb y , Bettv Coll«ert and M artha F o v y lDr., Mrs. FJ Rts'kut Dv.iU'tK L i t r u K . k i n u ‘11 O k U U t'f llouuml V\ itU I' tkli tM L a Vv M-»l V Social Calendar -ivu'.n innr.i. ME UMXtCD (4CCvl.IV v\ kOCD. ri OfiUXv MONDAY, J aNIT.\RY.29, 1915 \ of fu u u c VA jjtU Jv d VkHlUU* • a S «tJ J > d H N L R jlt in n ■'Ha’i n s Abo M r* F it d l*v'bO«, J r . M r*. C .E . 1'iultoo. M rt H T h u n ton. Mr*. SheAlv BeA'i. Mr**.. Fred' £ « rrrn n * r. COATS 9*14 M aaal A I nh* Mn V lik W l* tia y tw r. T k a ia w ik L *nd J*« n Km * ly . C ath erin e S p e n ce r. M arg a re t ath Spencer, C ecelia “T tv d‘ utk. c i. O ____ crb te H u rt. Jsiyc* W k sU u n , I V * r y IVgpin and t it a d s - i’tppiit. 12.98 Bags Reduced T o ...................... 7.98 9.98 Bags Reduced To 5.98 7.98 Bags Reduced To ............ 4.98 5.98 Bags Reduced T o ...................... 3.98 4.98 Bags Reduced T o .......................... 2.98 3.98 Bags Reduced T o ....................... 2.98 2.98 Bags Reduced To ............. 1.98 1.98 Bags Reduced To .................. ..... 1.00 aw J l n i c R e b a M u r u o a , S h u Ivy E c h o b , E liu W th L h 'o n , L u ticia G - HANDBAG CLEARANCE Swhjeei M btcn W illia m *. BettY ALL REMAINING WINTER COATS GREATLY REDUCED .. ; i 'L l Jo** Utriwh, M»% Mr*. Tom F i f k ‘Af»*i, Mrv S f a t L Mr*. John H e m ie iw n , t lU llla a r k a i. Ilf-* l»lek V ir n « | Tut Di s t r i c t IVesident Installs O f f i c e r s M r*. A nn.* T u a k h a le r »t O lla m ia, d m trtct J e it it v iim a h n t , •tataUeU M r*, t'haalew CuJba oa uoble grand am i u lh e r a ffg e ra fo r m i o f the Sem inole Kv-bekwh lo d g e KundM rr At aJt a mwetT h u red ay n ig h t, abort b o ria n .' e a a w a H * “ reded th e uai ta lla tio n . O ffW e n w ho w ill aerve th ia -y e a r a r e : M r*. W , E . Jam iew oa. vvee-crow d; M rv H . E . C o rd e ll. ' ila b e l g ra n d . M r*, rig h t aup pot te r bo M rv W K . Here h e r, hafl auj>to nohSe g ra n d ; M **. » . 2 9 - 7 5 1.00 RACK niAJUSES. SKIRTS AND OTHER ITEMS REDUCED TO 1.00 ' .: . ; . ■mix BLOUSES AND SKIRTS REDUCED ' TO 1.98. ORIGINALLY TO SJK M J.- .- < ¥AOTv*^ ON SALE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY m'■*:,r. | h u ju a if t d £ P>m D ljujaai, l h i AfKfjtM. v<^| iIHliJ jji. v * hyr T ,|-v iV T r ,i! S i i *. H* * 4*.%Iv**HNlf* Aft -. V s — ^ hob TWWT^l K iiilih a .IB h-i-.h ,... “ijL J | tm ira ■ ^Pnfw I^IUT^L llwl SHOPS tMlUlMl lilhi "C'^w^^^PT *^*^^^®* tao. -*-t *fcHI "iaHI a - . a T** *• W a u a n a jq m tvrsrvm ■• W*WM » * - W— l|*Mt m iJ l^ , ta a a a ^ A t Ijljl t|> k L U ib N h im . YowelTs .v x .V’^ - V r - i K - .... . •• " '. ’ *>■ ” 3 2 i m M , - •: •-n �/ \ 4 q in 'AGE FOUR. t m . SA^>Oltl> l l b l t A U P j g ^ O i l U i ^ >f»uy Internal Revenue Bureau H as B een Having Headaqhes n , fra n k U K AP N ( w>Ih I uiiw 8|-ort* W tilrt NEW YORK — Ntxxl tu hi» I' family ami h u dou, Lefty Gomes 11V<—i in talk tu>*«liatl. Ami hi* wife, pretty June lYDea of f t t sluice, atilt u hl.» inuat ardent . listener. Sometimes Ju n e eveu I mximpt,* Vnit'ii) to loll m nir of Ilia Inugli I'twvdktnj: yarn* «h»r. j ll>ry havr romi-any IhfxF «>M » Intel uigM*. . f t , J.U K SUN N K TT " VHtU ^ x T O N -V h e ltur>*u Rail Embargo IC«atlaa*4 r r m Paaa OMI ha« been unnouiice«l, nor la l hero any assurance th a t there will In sufficient labor to meet the dctunnda of giuw cra of Bcminole 1Tho peak movement of cclcty vrill la-gin anm nd Feb. IB, It v m htaleil. R efrigerator car require­ ment* fo r the Klurlila vegcUililo movement it u r I n c February, Mutch elfll April will Ik* atftroxImntcly 800 ram n week. From th e heat Information obtainable a* to rn r »ttpply, there are indi­ cation* th a t It will lie extrem ely difficult If at nil poesIMti to su p ­ ply all the rant required to move ■ill vegetable.* for liaiviat during till* ix-riial. Many Brower* und *hi|l;wm here iliainl tlmt Florida should lie giiMtt 11 tut ity on lefiigerutoc. equlpoipiit for the miaou I hat one car- from Florida can w ith efficient. Jinmllinyf ^ make lure stibdm f S trip * . P V C vatJsH 'Y tr t i e m arket*, where** cara in M ullcan service require .10 dayn fo r a round trip. Ttioaa extra hum haul*. It was alated, tie up p x a t uuantitir* of rqulpm ent end re* mice Ihe *up| Iv of food for tiles a m in i force* anil civillnna. American H u ll Grow nr*, Inc., J. C. Ilulrlii.on and Company, Sanford Oviedo Truck Ciroware, * »H*de« d Crnwcra Aavicinlpia. Chase and .Company and other* * rrprrxnntim : n lnrc<- ’fufinber of vcgvtnMc pt.wlucer* havii lieen In lo lilu it and wmkiliR with the Florida Vcvrlalilc Connnillec at Orlando, the American Farm Rureaii Federal Inn. liie Co oper­ ative Kr nil nml Vr-grlolde AaniN-ialiiai. end nffir-lnl-* in Waah- Itu l l i n r ' i urn ' g u llcti. Jun e A Complete line of W ine — Beer — WhUh*y FOR AN EXTRA CHOP/ t iv u ohm 'i u u hoi K u rrm K»> i>. t i A N n m u T i i i u n i A •watt o f qae-to-nv umtev Itw new U * \ » t t v erxtxivtx njx t« IU M ia m ihf » t « « r aroeked^ l" t M\ nmnlhx *>n ixithinK t4w . S*»*<ydr I m w * « rn r i l u a n up »»4 * Ib L runatlT** is lia Ifi fin -1 * in Ir t t ilr i M »« n M fx'* Lefty. iminliiiB In a ph-ltiu* i>f >\ | hallp.il k that IxMxkrxl .•-tire tW nil.- nf Yankee Stadium wheir 1Gomes mode pricking hi>ix>iT "ith i the New York Yankee*. “T k t n d th r IV 't | Seed Potatoes R ed B liss ESSENTIAL WORK WITH I’EA^KTIME FfTH RIS H v riln iK - I'JV I'a i.l Vacation* l‘rv«|'ienl lm ir**c« I Iramint Euvironmant How women and girls »*a//get wanted relief FARRELL’S m Arcade m l w K rlV l i V ’ a 't l . i f ® I * ' p > )n «iDikl)l<w>l th rill 1 W>n> illil Single or Married Aire Iti-K. K.Y l'K ItlENCt UNNECESSARY But the BEST bonds you can buy, are War Bonds! * AKml d per ii« l of .Sfl,Wn,OW i»\p«x\xi» » < it w> get eimphiwH IravnK Wat m » .| of the ptwblcm «»• w It* t»7» >»f lnl<W»l Rovx»ti« \ I V »w >lnij >1)4 i» 4l - \ « In c r l i s e i n e i i t Bottlcxl-in-Bond in stool d w a tr l u> n m p lily » « ta x i r t n n » . lA 'f r a l H„k.Ox***kl. They h*u»»w ^O «n- a gvixxv |m iul> u n i «K» ,\*W m r‘fl Ml Sure, I can y Iwvn J l A n p lv E m iilo y m c iil S u p crvi*o r ^ •i..’. \tV etd*v*-- S a tu rd a y.'. U-12 SO I 111*1.1 T t l . . A T E l - CO. | l l l i F 1*1 St ()■> Nni A p p ly I f Maw Eoitaicvd in ilu iD lM l W in k fro m ./u n c fion.tl p erio d ic p tln Hunt's Tuxt*(l:i I'ccd Store T r l S.'iSl ! n r . S it n f n r il K ‘!nd S ( r , . r | S n n f o r d , F l o m l.i l* n PACKAGE STORE w rra ' , -W/p4l|k • »• « - • Phona 9148 Arcade llldg. ,-XNTJ f . ' I C T . f BRONCHIA! IRRITATIO NS MCOOHI4 TO U H L OlMCtW* L, Touchlon Drug C«> CK.I.U- ♦wt«» IW i” to have your n o s e y bat! CARDUI S a g S t > , o m r THI HAMrWOXK * (MAINS of Jap hansrfa after Amarlran planet hnd blerled Japrheld C l^ rk fU Id rvet L tuon lo tuptw rt of the grouiul.lnvailon foirrs. Kmoke >1111 {foure frum one rlr'irlilie sr paratraj^bomba Boat •down, to rip lo a b m lt Ihe alirraft »r»ttered.aboul lh» airdrome. A Xiorl pait of the IU plane* deal rayed OQ tha frm m d hi the huge attack were wrecked at thle field Air Forcei photo. (fnleraallonal Soundphoto) • t.v - T ------------------------------------ A NAVY AVINGOI VLAN* U alm aa baln f h lld -d W k r v r Ihe Inw nf It* ra c ie r 4l i a U or axram th* (H^ii dark and pa .npad kotn tha hvrw»rd gan whil* *Menxt>llnx land. Tha pilot walked awmy from the *r*n* of tha •erktani uniiurt. Thii it aa cfThiatiU. 8. Nary p4«Ha Jfnfrra*tton*| .Soundphoto) OAR Lax >TX£ i Im M tusd f'» lax trip ak raev er » e kxuckcxl out M* of Ikeir pltxher-. k r • i.alil rn n tlu ar pitrki.ik near Ikr litltlin e* fur IS m laulea mui W * f» all llw»* puuplr. Why I ruukia't du that t i n if I 'h a d Marpky to help. (Johaity—W erp k y "W 1 the lirrnian uhu relleied | l.rfty « * < n k rf of lia r * .! “Tin- Jap niti her* kn«ckr»l Mil uxrd to do lluil ju*t tu *huw the *ou* of NiptKMi th a t Ih ete wax netblny u rn n s with th eir pitchInc arm*, a d th.il It ju..t - a iu 'i IlM'ir dny. Savinc face w ith *h«m la an old trick.' (Ut* Kirk Oat Of Kxll U nbi'n'tn in WulUl Seiia* eunk pvtltion whde ihow lny *lx vieUu ire. he had I HP more * j* lm l 101 eetl.fick* dm in*; I ‘I .m l* with Ihu Yank*, lienor* rx-li a Mr kirk out nf the »*» he "I* * -iI o u t'' uf actiia play “ I thought l*il kI»* -rou prth.vll » try with the Itu ih * ick»- 1 walked ovri to the paik In *-mv old clothr* nml xlippirx 'h a t had been retrieved ftom the irliu # hi up "The clubhniixi) ulleoiUiol » vrtcim i and l-rxau*>- I mhowiti ourly, bi ni'i*l tuxvc fipuix*! I xxm jicxt a haa-liecn loukin.; tur ti xxorkoiil. "ThrieV a nail u\«r Uietr, llub, lir — x1.1. ‘bans Up >wui lack. L' “ I looked a t Ihe nail and roiibl hardly b d i t i r my ryer Spidrr* were pixy tax Itapfrox in Ihe i*k»«kv l w d lo atyktli. l i v e n . >v»r h a.e w‘l *liprr*l. y-or'xe I r l l - n ' ‘II*. »li. - lox ix—m man > * it iii<-* i -.-iu my ,*tup.-.' Iiy xluinlmt; Tiuut- .Mi, vuu Icxvvixl stork & It iV m l i m u " x x id a n »-l BILL’S PACKAGE •( I i-cfty txrnt ililn iiiu t f tli* I | trophy ceres hi the piny cvltm of j tils suburban K«w (,:xrilt*ii* Lome nml pullr-l »«l it l»»>k «f p M n trj. Moil nf ihrm » * tr shot* « i el? i trip In Japan. Ill year* ag-» "Y m l iv e k u ! ■« ■■ m,m Lefty Gomez Even Likes T6 Converse A b o u t Baseball Farmers Urge s A N io it n Flashes From Red Guns Reported In German Capital ICmUIh H Krini l-»a* <»»»l the Hilo*inn arm* renter lieu then, jual ln»lde ihe l-oi.U-i of Oermnny five mile* nmili of Katowice, al*i> were mmeiittcei! Knto'vtc* la n city of I3a,ll0n. Beulhcn lOO.wn. Htalln’a order declared Ihe CJ*r. man* now have Ix-m rlcaird roufptetniy from the llomlirtinn real dialrict and the anuthern area Of tikli Indu*trial ili-.lih'l nf uppet Get man .SItoo In .Tbe»6. victnHa* gave Marshal Ivan Konev’* army an Iron grip lilt upper (eoulliern) Bilexla, vecuml In iiu|anlnun- only tu the Ruin for nintiiicnmii-r of Cietninny’s war i«il*nllal KnUWice ia the queen eily of tjie Dooibrvwa coal ba..m ulnrh lib* produced up- lo 40,oon,WO lorn of coal annpilty. M a r a h • I fJrecory '/.hukpv'i arm* « a a about HK) mile* from Ilrrua* and a g reat, and prrjiain decisive, -battle appeared t« he ahaptng uti over tno snow-driffM Polish and German In-.ila between Bchnridernuhl, In eiih- (Serntmiy, and elcikn ie into I ’oxnnn and T u ru u in I'ulnml. Red* at Konlgabcrg O ther arm le* havu penelrntcd Into im t*kirtn uf Kiiui|r*lM<iK in K.a«l I'riia xla , and a re utl.icViuu R rcalu u in flc rm a n S ile sia , Ri-rlin hi millennia *nhl. <S-I IX1IIIIS all.m i Oil) Oiler Lx*Ixxi-x-n Ci»iel m il t ' c u n t I n xix-d In p re v rn l fm mat Ion' of m a jo r riie .iiv liri'lx;eliead*'" over th r riv e r, the t!x-rinaii riim nuinh|iie *« id . I ’rople'a A rm y I V iilk is t u n n ) u n it* w p iv ihruvru m in tMs hat* tie , It milled. tiio g au , n fottlfft-d h u ll nnd ro ilru a d c e n lrr on' the w e tlrrn aide of the O d e i, i» 12b m ile* -o ld Jie m t uf B e rlin t n i p i l r h c i from Mo»cux» aai-l r t ir m n s uf Fovtet n id i and p i i i . plie-x xxetv ru llln K a lc a ilily . up In xiip p u it of. Khnkuv'x iHixvvrful I h iu t l* on Ihe lunln and rJiorleat in u te In B e ilin . . The u ia lii bj trie? m ay he fqught a t ih e Oder R iv e r, w hich cu rve* w ilh tn HE mllroi o f’ h Y rh n . nobl A I ’ C'orre»pondent Ed d y ISiln io rc. tiiio li w in*, lliv d x iiU |> Will b* huiv C j .i i . l i e . . * , a M iilw iu , U " 'I'll b rt L I i k «i | ii xt«*ix. i at.' I lohl him. anil when I »*hxnl lor > towel th r Buy gut boiling '<n»A llmmlimmm* r i « « P*a* •)«*> we Imve Irarncd th a t it i* uaoleei to expect adequate relief from the Office of W ire Adininlnlrattoli. "In lh - meantlpie,- I'ontnil* eioner of A griculture, Nathan Mayu la niaraliallinK every ' reanurre ol his det-artm ent to t*rearrve those commoilllies which cannot be held over and which ra n iio t.h r ahlppcd until Ihe em ­ bargo ia lifte d ” he aald. CondUiona a t »peelfic market* ho described a-^ follows; "Florida City reim rla that the embargo has lowered prices. Tomatoc-r. last week brought from I3.1KJ In Id .40. Beau* dropped-to rf-50 for best gTades, and stplAth eoId from t2.b0 to $5,00. Cbol w eather te helplnir eoene m kaep Ing prices from ta g g in g to. lower • •• The Russians expect n Herman levela " I ’uhokee *U U a tb it {w ith aland th a n nr before the Oder, in m n trd by all available fierm an i ha ankl, additrg: “ Huge sacrifice# m u st be m ade to aturm th* .O der Una buforo Berlin, but th* Red Avtny la ruahlng Into this task with an enthuitaim novor fe ll U fd te lit th a w ar.’’ . Russian correspondent* rep o rt­ lltkms a re eoo.l, w h h i ed the G rrinana. w ere trying U t i w apeedliur m aturity form n defense line e a st of the 'Oder some 8U to 1H) milt* from Berlin, runnlnjr It from Frlbdbor? Thankful To Yankee* l^ f ty think* the Yankee* car­ ried him Just ab u u t aa fax 'x a poa* tibia. “Joe McCarthy came up to n>e one day and aaixl ‘i.efly, you'l* not thrtiwhiK haul nnynxx-i*. W hal'a the m allei ?* “ relate* (Some*. “ ‘Fax Ihronln’ harder thoa ever.' I luld him. ‘I r a n i help It It th r ball lake* more lime to gel there.' * l Some* received the >urprla« uf hi* life whrtt lie tear lint th a t the Antericau League had waived on hi* x rrv ic n ami th at th e BdaUm Rravnt had picked him u g He iiiddeiilv turned tn lit* xluughter • I th r lim r amt m I«I: * “CSiee daddy th a t Wwrhl S*lie» watch. Iioney, I don't- rupee* tu fu r W ELLS' S E T T 1C T A N K S W ATER TAN KS C U L V E R T S and .S E W E R S T r a n * ll M il C o n rrrle So u n d s a vailab le *1 low p r k r I t ’s Ih ril e x l n t " s o m e th i n g * I hit l m a k e s m en g r e a t . T h a i e x t r a " s o m e th i n g ” l h a l m a k e s us f a m o u s is o u r e n r r f u l . s a n itn r v s y s te m . S a t i s f a c t i o n A lw a y s! CAMP B L A S t'IS U . W-x a of rh jh t ti.uixma- re*u*MN*t« Camp I tu a k a c Y lalaatvy R»-Kx-roeot Tralaio* Center have •en i-rx.vme how valuokh- W-s S e m in o le D ry C lc a n e n t p ra n Ij* to la lm ilr v I i i i w k * S t a lle d n* > xi-i-dUa-mme r«v> Ki am « ilh u i Ik.- i r c t u e a t v »h» 1120 M a g n o lia WITH VITOUZED OILS PAINT PROTECTION VOR H O M I J , F A R M S , E A C T O W I i A N D W U I - M i H T T o ia ru re p to atttio ri for a long p erio d w ith o u t the rxpen ce of frequenr re p a in tin g , n v CONCRF.TK III.Ot'K P io i- b u rg h P a in o , a v a ila b U fo r every type o f lu r ia i* . f PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co P h « n r 1211 . pla A v e. P h o n e 861 ba n ko rd Vllttk* CXPeimktl »*»t-niW u the lu(auii% l i t i u m .harnal an Uk tcnr**l n*»4h in |-«rt w ipatlnp a n J in MaUhmi t ihittn .k| I .i K p lirrt \% MvlUfXx IRTU ilNXtni *Y»VKV vifUvf. i h* A»ll K iAMslh h*f Mat Uva. K W KitfA. Ik fV tv«i luAinkt 10% OFF From OPA Prices h* '»«' nxri.L- l.l I lh« i* -)-l K* V u r - «ittl-*r-«lvi. -iv a Wam t xi.aity, IK l*' W \« x * « * |f*tInJ xi*iix l x Jn-kxx-KuiW N atal \ i r s u t a w tram u* a h--n««r K »ih-'i.M- axw - * )lk x M Jean r» • ullxxx,. rth Iix-I IU*« xml a M \ |g la*1* t>«U>£ >**4%»l *1 th» -xnr t*4*al UHwIlU , R.lt \K- IM- *1 *la.| A*f *.Mkt llVU* Iti, |KTC man »h* vanl> tixnxinx. h-Mh _ki-*vxl a-ad eaetkkxb. »« K|e-*«-e| U\ lm I'ltM ere Ul • «khW *1 »r«gt|jb> (iw u -J' iTiauhKal parU mJ lb*v WdUH uxed the l l t t ’ haad vJ leather aw iageea taehnkrd la On purchases of two-fifths or more of RUM- GIN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM­ PORTED BRANDIES AND WINES NICK’S 1 I'NI’AYR «a I m m . I ...M ■Ttlxix-^ l**^i • «• DRY < LEAN1N( y o u r r e u u ir e m r n li- PACKAGE STORE •••» Ten dr Fry Poultry «>. l. i laxnl w nlii l*w )*«•. **' UXO.'i S .i n l u r d I a lt r n b r - m I 11 «rx t-iit J.-e ' » * x x H e u - ittm c it In mean dollar I h i l came h n why. lU iifvrW IIMMW. Mwree owejewe wxbAM»<a«*ttbt « h * » f « « » f New f t * I5< M H n t y nT IVi.txpcli * * i KbCktiwI aad weAewHax »h 'h e « x y r 4 n o t hy a vn lrarw iw T9 A n ts ; I M tjwrdhMx T hM M N h , ' IV M il it* n A u wwre not w ISA w im K h r w w ty *f 'We \W - j i i m - r e n l u n lit the Ih th c e n lo ry . i w u t r 4 wrwrwwiwi W u i x i a^s / l PiPn'i miow N ^ W l-U ’L HI L.’L ' | \ v c . I 'h . ‘. '2 1 ui/\i LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT \V«- nrr in a position to hniullu a limitoti numimr o f n o w la u n d r y c u s to m e r * if w illin g t o c o -o p e ra te t • 'A. * * * • b y s e n d in g in l a u n d r y utt , Wednesdays, ThursdayB or Fridays SEMINOLE CO. LAUNDRY CO t'alju rv t t w r e w k . F a.; FM '> • » » * V furasee IV Save Points n>- Rating More Bakery Foods HlKl dOU TBHIMO OKH.IXVI Ffont ROBB’S HOME BAKERY HOl.D up THI H»AftK O U ltT -T O M T O , AMO M U I 0 D IM V THtY ^AV p »1 f V Mf; t ’ 1 r — - j: “ Q U A L IT Y A L W A Y S ” I M W . Lai S t. P h o n e 8 6 1 -J turn lo thr pin hall raachian t» his cellar. However, he b a s a l tee much Urn* on hi* haneb becaaaf he's reereatloai director fox the Norden Bombalght peofte. , The plant has A four a n a n a tio n (b id a t th e Holland M l e o tra a m R ight new th* Bf HtHT.D, | THE 010 (QCTTWt«l \FOB Hl'» L* GUM w ill. iT'b 100 lATI V0 CIlANGf THAT HOW MUCH MOHtV 0«D VOJ MAKE ? »t<yti l lISTLH ' llTol SAVt i> 1lei Gum ilm i Phone 475 s a S £ 5 B^SSS By PAUL ROBINSON tn tha center, Berlin rav e no ATLANTIC said Bmuet attack s agaiM k Poanan and T unw , 10b nille* to 'lb e THIS F A N C Y M A P - U A h iG O N M V N E C K B B 3 P O C A U lD G C A P M S - f A M C — I WAVING H J N *j t r r Y O U'LL GErA BANG j' frowst. -Pacific contbat area, *n .( ij . SMEU_ IHiNlC YOU A n t BllCXYGPAhJn'- A nO YOU MEAN MAkriNC? IViE L ALLHN GiPL pall pOc me r -BUT I CANT MAKF LCTk^ YASEE., IM NOT KtALC/A m o v ie W ll S M E G O F O fH V O U . ------ 1YIP.# »S1H « Q ACTO G O U T 'O F We oeed atra badly for eaaaoUitl workers and T H IS C fTPICK- Naval officers who h&ve Just returned from the fighting In Bydgtieica, TO mllea northeast of Foanan. BUllrf an- c«nUv»Yif! rmunced capture of Bytlgoaseg la st week. John H arvard, a f te r w h en H arvard polteg*' was named, le ft half t)<* estate And a -ftbtary of more than 400 volume* to Ute college.. > , v • GALS VMDULDNEVElf) G ive m e a t u m b l e •; BEFOf?E,: BUrWlT>l IDLE CAR TODAY ■!? and G nm brrg. In Drlvlh^ And Retreading M ilsO C O H IvrW A Y S lie w ax rcaxly to li».x w e o u t." Rail Embargo Is Declared S e r i o u s To State Farmers PITTSBURGH PAINTS IN* VAC* of thie rU.puxo twUwe a k t v n m p ih k r a t a Amwkram k m * duxtur treat* tha ahrepnet around of Kit ihii-J i h - r a li.v g * n • t r t l o m a i h u t «a l am b U t a i l*. 5i S%c«l C\m\* p v w ( h i p t a y w y I I5firrtp. v 11 * * 1u /WE«ESQU0?“ S' C l MEAN’"WAiiENT l Andra M a u ro b '' original - nam e w as .Sm ite H efeog. but be bea 1 Insurance ^— -— — —-- H IT SIMPLY CA B E /-I MUSTE DREAMINQ5, �r •>* m i MONDAY. J a n u a r y 2'J. \ ntord o r r a i .d . fU N fo n n . Flo r id a V M . Hospital Calls Flat-Rale 'H ah ' a Success I,EGA N O n C E iiM IH .U !0c *8e tit tic p tf par par p«* tine lisa Use Uae far (o r fa r fo r oo# lnssrtloa tlt n a Insertions 0 inaertlooa M Insertion* II ln ln u a r a t a . . , V a H O N E liB OR USING TO D S A di to THE oANFORD HERALD Jouat five ward* to tbe line, lo c n d U a phone and addreaa. ill advert la—i a«»U for eituatUn* wanted will he charred for a t IBs 'COlar claaOfied rat.* . FOR SALE— Can BUSINESS SERVICE H. I t P O P E IN C . Ranges, Water H eater* Room H eater* and C A R P E N T E R IN G , genera) re ­ p a ir * . W . J . I L iiM ll , T t M T n W * fllre e t. Phone 747-M. C K L U R Y w ire for 6 or fl acres. J . J . R o ily, Phone 402-W. F O R H A l l : r P i p s and pipe H ttln g s, valv e *, plum bing aupplleapre-w ar autom atic hoi w ate r heatera, Complete atoek deep and shallow w ell flumps, pneum atic storage tanka. A . [>. Ilo ile r 9 IS W . l i t . 8 t Phone 807. S T O R A G E y o a r c * r ftt G arag e. S p a c ls 1 rata R E D B L I S S Seed pototoe*, c e rt­ • lorairfi. ified. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed S ta re . Jt 3 * a S o rt, f b u o * , . 358. Kent's dead i CO W M A N U R E for flo w ers, 50e I M A K E screens, folding screens, bushel. Rhone 788.VV. A LCO H O L H T0VE— 2 E n g lish ' blankets — I pr. tap estry portle r s — other article s of use.— T h a n * 850-J. porch sw in gs, caliin ets; fu rn i­ ture repairing. J. M. W ilson, ltd I Magnolia Avr. W E S T H ltH V -M m io n i "three la d ! room house on larg o lot. New | i iaint Job A good home lo r .1.000.00. Raym ond M. B a ll. 1 R e alto r, F lo rid a State Bank B uilding. FO R ( |U K K HAI*H W K IX located, mmiern thr## l»«*<lroom home Clone In Tw o pood Iota. A | 4 rMk).00 home for only $5,2&0.00. Yo u r chance to own ft fine property Hav mond M. H all, K ealto r, Klondw Su ite Hank UulldlnKS M A L L Ik O O D H E A T E R - G* condition. G all mornings, K . T h ird S L B A B Y B U G G Y — Reasonable, f a l l T 3 J , or 812 M agnolia. N A T IO N A L C A S H " R E G IS T E R , 5c lo IfUX) detail strip . Gmul condition, $75.00. Haynes' O f (ice Machine Co., 314 Magnolia Avenue. Phon* 14. m“y K rT Tw o-cyllnd«r S P R A Y E R . 2 0 0 gal. ca p a city , w ith engine and hose on truck. $160.00. Mrs J . C . R ills, J r ., G eneva. Tel 2 2 H2 , f o w n n 'h M AN to work on I'oultry Hunch l.tv in y iirrnmodttUofiH fuM»u$he<l I > L . Ilf-ndr trk*. F ak e .Mary Flu TW O W A IT E R S , one kitchen porter, one dishw ashing mu d u n s operator and one salad woman. Good wages, 1 0 un room and loiard. ( all Apopka 1020 or w rite Mount I ’lym outh H otel. Mount I ’lymouth, F la . WANTED— W ANTED J (# Um t irulUu lir# s. A pldy aid Huy T vkr»*wlie«I Mutt Hoi X, hav« pood rarp ll# r* O ffn o . H O I I . Hit M OTOH SA LK3 Ntil!DM D S H D C A H 8 IV" w ill pnv ton cftilirikc p H cci C R Y S T A L W a n and Yellow B e r ­ for UimmI unlurrujullni. A ll 0 I*A muda onion planta, per M, drlailft handled for you, W ritis or $2.00; five hundred, $1.25; one phone u i to crime and m ake o jf hundred $0 c ; five thousand lute a p tra U a l. f 1,7ft. VIE RE-CAPPED T IR ^ N O R W A LK T IR E S IU T T K K IR H AND W E ’ H A V S In stock a fa ir q uan­ tity of N o rw alk Urea and n good stock of N orw alk hattei* Ira. No p erm its required for new tubea. 4-6 CITRUS b an . per M. 105.60: 60 lb. cahhare b a n , per M A. 3f. P rev ail ____ n w n e 1101 $166.00. II O F F Pit M O TO R HAFPeH t 208 W . F l n l H A V E In stock a good q uan­ tity of re-rapped passenger tire s, p ractically a ll s l i n ; no perm its a re now required. Seville. F la Dox 67 GENTLE riding horoa, $160.00 cash. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, FINISH IN G battery. Stain Ch ic •k en Ranch, TIL =8, Box 160 E lder Springe. * CHILD'S roll top desk and chair. Phone 1K8-J. N E W Y O H K C I T Y . Jnn 811. (/I1)— An in clu sive -ra te program , under w hich hospital jiu tien l* pay a uniform d aily price uml receive t h e U "e uf hoapitul f a c il­ ities n orm ally hilled u« extra.), was put into e ffect last Ju ly nt New Y o rk H o sp ital. 526 E a s t Sixty-eig hth S tree t, and In s t, 1 week was pronounced n success [ • Dr. John II. Pnstorc. a ssista n t >j. superintendent of New A'ork 1 j; H ospital, said that a rcie n t »ur- r. ve> had disclosed honcflciut re j suits of thi p n ir m n i, holh for i k tha hospital mid the patient. , i>er)sed th irtee n v e a is am. ‘T f k the U n iv e rsity ifo spituls in I j C lavaU u d, - a n d i.llia EvanatsMes-e Hospital in Illin o is, the inclusivera le program fins lung been it subject ot d isp ute among h o s­ pital n ilm ln istrato rs. Although | the Jew ish H o sp ital of B ro o klyn , > Rfifi Prospect p lace, inaugurated the program se v e ra l yvurs ago, New York H o sp ital Is thi* firs t in M anhattan to adopt the plan for all trilie rila . Three othei city hospitals are offering thi Inclusive cate for ward or sem iprivate* patient*, ami others u n ­ expected to follow Under the system at most hits pitafa (An u tu iriu (iays a basic rate for room util! Uiurd, und all ' A lTH O U O tt S t. V a le n tin e 's day hos| dal f a r iilt ir s , *Bch as r, ra y s w on't roll ai out id for some lim e y*t, ami lalairntory tuata a n ih arg i'd lovely Dorothy Van Nuys, film star­ ns extras. U n d er an Inclusive let, appears lo be ready now to play rule nil p atien ts a rc i barged Hi Cupid w ith tier bow and arrow. the same rats', without reference Quite a thange from the regular to the nature of their illn ess, and Cupid, ch7 (/ntrrnattonal) in return nro perm itted free use of nil hospital facilitie s, w ill) only minor exceptions “ Under the old system ," lb K uN toration 1'ostnre said, “ every tune the k patient turned around there w as a new charge. H is doctor might want In n riler another X -iu v , I»»it T A I I \ 11 \ k s I I Ian 29 f*Sp*knowing the condition <*f (IV * rsi J ( K i- **t*•! t i t j'oi uf ilfe r in patlenTs fin an ces, ha u.mM In*, iti m hi-ru it rm nrrPHBiiry tfi i tale •li ft'*'* fhttti -rv rn tl yntr« ii|fo it wrfU "U nder in clu sive rate « patient *$hih- i i .u I m .1 ' n$v in k , | N K e n n rtly. IlHrrc* can h a le Iw en ty five \ la y s , himL' i a h ; and il won't cost him nay mote t*** <*f t hi' htiiiie an*! F t ruh VVnltPf He doesn't have to itu try about I" i * fi i i»Hiini>r|oii, f %pi n i net I )t of haw much his hosjntalirutlon Is it fir iD uM in if I In- i*t f i i going th east him, because he I fi tft If r nil? ) a ‘i«l I ’oUlrF iMitintU** I m I hi* In -rl ilui*e yfUft* the knows in advance, arid bis phy sirla n ran care for him ns a total 111*j it 1 1m>i"m 11ti * I»**rin r t*«*oc k 1n % individual, rath e r than treating iiri’ED tti 4Irnn^$\ fU rtfiln , fllifh only n broken ankle or a ru p ­ lam!#* mnl F la ilf * fnuntifft. Of l hr fii* rouriltPM in w hich lick tured appendix " a 4tort wain fmiifhl* ih f if Rates under the new [dun were four writ" (hi f 11 -I t 'In !i«* i|rc Ia*r a.I computed on an average of has |*ltiil bills over recent years, ami r*‘tti|> M-vi-uii ye n i •* itifo fur new ran g r downward to iho eighth ih**-r day of h o sp italizatio n A semi Vfijfinta whtli* (ml «!t'**r arc prfval« patient nt N'ew York (he I * |niM U tibl uf i*Ihri wist*1 Hospital, for instance, woo hi pay rtrtjiu i »-tt, hermfxly m«i |<I Many more than fill (iroplc hospital, $15,60 for the second i live tl^rr wer#* tra|i|ioil in other W l ii d r l B riu lfly hiivt h e e n rn il# tl ti * - «>i th<* * u iiiu ty iitoii r I’ttl* for induction to i Mint* HlatidiMif 1 ».n on H -i'x l i t i t i l s iin u* and U ll I hui* (In 1 i f< m >nn j am t ■ i 1111 lit W it h nil ford. Wifoli*! (r ♦h$- * " $*f Mi - h u f 'll* t 11... I i a « *I|U *t|-c lu i CMi lllld MM H 4 ’ ill aI' I1I % Alt" 13-1■!1 it I ti** *»| t ill 1hf«-Y.tUoti, It will ton who hat k|<$>i i ( J 1'4 y$**i 1 n in I,*' jM$*Hiht«' tii I bpntly r thr* I'a cifir and ia Mitite# Hyt il tlu- oui’r hotiut if ill rvU|t|i)> «#f tleer, an n vnii-ifi-luu StM K n it V d l m Franc * , Of Deer I Well Under Way IIK f . J' F H F n i t .fim m i# *Sht*#t !M flii | VVork« 8 t. y c sle rd n y , w us Hint it w as costly to the hos|ittid " It 's true that we aren't m ak­ ing n il; m oney," he sunt "Hut we aren't liming unv either, und the plan bus saved us a lot of work of k e e lin g lrm-h of those r i t i i i i hin ge* It. 11 tlie most on* inutant point is Uiat we feel sine we'vt- pMuUeltig lie lle r nird ■cine s p i emlinp the cost tins way, enrh one of our Hit) iintients is getting bettor cure, nnd more Phone 523 W A N TED 50 W ax Jo b *. Odham's G u lf Service Station. C o rn er F ir s t St. and Fren ch A ve. A lvin Odham , o w n ir. T(J B U Y — 50 F R Y E R S A N D H EN S PA LM ETTO G R O CER Y, ,117 I’ A I.M E T T U A V E . I'l l U N E O l W A N T E D : To buy or rent wheel c h a ir for ad u lt. .Call T h e S a n ­ ford Herald. or i t " W A N T E D : Old discorded cran k, magneto, w all style telephone. C a ll lU t lif f & Ron, phone 837-W, WANTED TO RENT N A V A L O ffice r, wife, 7 months old baby desire lu ru ilh a d apartm ent or house. Phone 0181 or w rlfo L L W a lle r J . R u sse ll. V. F . 6 , Boa 6 8 , S a n ­ ford Naval A ir Station. In the Gobi desert in 11121 !!o> Chapm an Andrew s. A m erican es plorer, found the fits ! knuwi dinosaur eggs, skeleton* *»t the oldest ami larges! known mam m ats; geological s tra in previo usly unknow n; ami evidenl-as .if ptim itlVe liuii.ssii life T he A m erican D istu rb ui cinrinn m aintains u stu,i> In the L ib r a r y uf C o n g ress Deatha from starv a tio n in B e n ­ g al province olonc w ere estim ated a t 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 a week d u rin g the 101.1 fam in e in India I laef t (or* M. cn Ml fit-Hi* I JiiU Id !•** x*iul tipi»rftr b# f nr** lh« Clerk *»f tb*' C lit u li tk airi in «»rMj (*>r iititl- t •luinty, F l n r h lr t , *>n the t t h *l»v «*f FVhruftfy, A. IF l i t i * «lh#rtr|«t> llfir n h I'rtl t*f»«tfn«c» Will 1)9 * h i r f **tl M g u i n s i you fi I* f u r t h e r ord»r»«i t h M i h l ■ .it«.'*’ t.» i" u f j | U h - d In Th p H unf ord H »fjltl, 4 ni>trittu|i*r uuhllstmt in G ra d u a l* Vc'.~«im ria-* : T reatm en t of l i ( | r . and «mall an im al* Hanford • Orlando H U h *a > P h o iir iU | «»r night CHARACTIR — the lact that you're u responsi­ ble permit—is retarded here ai the most im­ p o r t a n t fo rm of aec■ urity. No collateral r needed to apply lor a loan! Stop in or t e le p h o n e . (A1TNIN0 A f T lIT T — _ M f e c u r lty fo r a lo a n ...a re g u la r in c o m e ^ M a* v a lu a b le a* a b a n k a c c o u n t! P r iv a te , frie n d |y ic rv lc c . F u ll In fo rm a tlo n - In q u ire . 1 5 0 , $ 1 0 0 , ^ 2 5 0 d r m o re Family I^uan Company at San fu rd Room H M s . K la te D ank Bldg Telephone 3.1 J. E . Row land. J / . Manager HAi.fcr.) Hrmliiule t'ottnly. KlorhU, am h itr r k for four 44) run*eri!tt*> w-*-k* W ITN C H H *-.*t a r lir k in I -r ■Itj * a*•i my lmn«l and nfflrlal of lh» Circuit Court f ’niinijr, Flnr* .in t Mw the till day of Janu \ I • l *»4w si \ 1 t It I* HKIINT fON hi I I r fk t*oi»t I *-f !!*• I 'lr c u t l DODGE - PLYMOUTH •'.At land \V *4jn*ficcr vi t ■ >i iis-y for Plii In* If f. u r r ic r |u t o A i’i'r.A ii ile i'lr ru to n . w h o s e u i i k i i u M it i l.sfle s • t r —iaN |ss I mi j i • .|t nrr Ms M . |r I i I i*f| - n i lip I t e f t lt ) ft*** t ' ir v u U -O il fo r a <1 Authorized Service r**»IitlF9<f l*» ftp* I id !f t FI of lull* | ch ru a l) ielil, of K rill' In I’tiftiiifltti. III «1 <1lv firr « I t it r d n I'**till i ri cc All f i b l i f f l l i l f t l l l t l * o f *%l i t c l i i ItuFiy M cU lfn ilu n . P lain* if yrewt*. t ' l t n f l e * Mr* Mcminn, P f - r i ijlT t I'lifillrk I* !. Genuine Parts '* SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS K T F IR S T SIGH o r A 109 U a lm p t t n C o ld P i t p a r a t l o n l o l d ire cte d I t’s the Q u a l i t y o f leadership that makes Leaders M jm M€/rM>lO€€ft art the Leaders which hml to be sla m during the tick cam paign, the D irecto r said J nc modem Trade wall fin: SHALL ei >srtment Ter coupleContact L._ Alt Station. FOR RENT fit •your apace. P I l l U t ATlOfti President W arren G . H unting the first chief executive to broadcast through m icrophones w hich In those d ays were called "enu n ciators." TH R EE acres of celery bleaching paper: 8V4 tone of wlret 10 seed bed covers I clothe* p in s fo r same. $200,00 Tor Ute lot. U N F U R N lH H E D ~ h o u * e o r apartmenL P erm anent reeldente. Phone 7804, Orlando Tor opPhone 824. poIntmenL UPRIGHT Ivan A Pond Plano.. APARTMENT or houoe. no ehllMre. P. V. Proctor, Benson 'dren, no pete. Novel Lieuten­ an t wife. D iiU nce within S Junction. Phojte Co. 4004, Tor mi lea. Phone 244-W. LleuL appointment <> E. T. Hubbard. ' en soon. A. M. Ramuaat, Gold* Dr. Raymond L fia It i V F U ilU 'N V n lin K S rt.I* *t*o«* *"1< T ."T .I. Kenneth r H a r r io t t | of and l* o * i who spent a -'ll) iliiy furlouifh in ftffire* a i R j r f t i l* H i d f t f t J llen rv u w ith HU pit rent si, Mr « nil J t Mt. ^ ' a t t a i l i Mini Mm (hint F Iln rriR n n urtd Y ■11 at*- l . p f f b i 1 n o Uifltd a n d r#*It* a re FI fcl t* Hill hi* brother and wifi* Mi Mint Mm <}oirrd tii *-f * <*tit i*I a kut f f t o l I»f 14* 11 h e w It Henry Ham -ton 111 Tutii|*u, ha* ***■■ iir li .iif ji in kt ) «*u, fu r i l l i o r r * , returned l*i The (leneint uw.t t**««il)riie •!* 14**- i ' l r c u l ! r«»*»rt of H ommI mI tit A t In nl a „ tin and Si'll! i h u ll i « u r» tr . K l o r l d * , o n ur Inn n tT hilt return him nnilerguiti* . infi- 1111" MmI t‘l» It lll** I »a*. It* v* H I III- Sill «|My I*r M a rch , A. D, I t U , another m ajor op* ratio n and will In -M iiult (here**! ealtl cmi** w ill K v I "aria. lx* in u ca rt uguin fur «iulle a mm* time. * L - t t h i n i # r d « r h e p u h lla h e tl f o r in** «t;it t j|r * ry Mine r t t | u l r e d h>* Id H a rriso n wan injured tin Ilia* I.»W In T h - HAN'KOIIIJ tlt h mUftinn over It a ly piloting m StinfuMl, Kl**r|«li», si n e w ■papier o f I M 7 4 motor born her on .May' $.*■- m* * 11 i*n* it lit I hit* in *alt) i ’liu n i y st.ilt* J7, ii>44 and wa* n tu r n e ii to the find W lin e atiitea in A u y. hy plane and wan m i i m| tr a [inferred from itome. (in , e arl) | Hit* 3**1 in Hrpt.. H it doctors report thut l I >I % he j-dood thin last ope ration and r |i »> n eitN U o N I I r ik I Mr* UM f ’Murl rarne through it in better tondi ' fl*-nilno|t< O m n l y , I ton than In form er operation** p lu rlib Hm m any frieruU are hoping fm j T H i: HT A T I’ CiF m a lU H A TO Ji*fW lt: MAV W ALDKN. Ad•ItMF ItltgnuKU. —« — A iviMfn havhis h**#ri i i lr t l li.r r jn aji r f «j u IrfU by law f ffar |-fiur"|itsfr of r«»hlt,oc^ ( ft lfiL I t * i», mil til r l iiifl lining .ft. Stilt foi «6*tirr«> It )■ VVh I4*» FWii!«t#lt ug.-vin-l yam, Ilir*** pr^»rnl« nfn System, Itegun In July, Includes All Extras IlenefUtingPidients C L A S S IF IE D A D V ER TISIN G RATES Ilk’ B ROOM HOUSE Tumlebed. J . V. M artin, acroaa from Baker’s N » ) M O ft. ROUffttOAHi 0 $P RICKY 0 VIR WAUPAPIR AND MANY OTHER SURFACIS iim . . today w e put ovary «iior\ in to w in n in g tha w ar ao that to ­ m orrow w a can anjoy th a k in d ol a w o rld w a know how to b u ild W a h a lp w in today , . . and halp b u ild our ow n tom orrow w ith a v a ry w ar bond w a b u y , . . w ar bonda that w ill raturn ( 4 for a v a ry $ 3 invaatad. ' Tom orrow '* w orld . , , tfca alac* tro x x lc a g a ., . I* rich w ith pn$aiaa . . . bu t how w a ll th at' pfom leo yrlll b a realized do pond a oft-' how w a ll w a p rapara today. �r if a a w.iit to tit Ut+, 11 w r »".*b t»* V p r e ttie r inxioUfr thrna inr-ttixut.)* p rin leges for whirl) wr> h a re hern bo long tontending—we must fight! •«G* \?r \ . — —« ^ C 'y H * —WH . fcW WARBONOS *, K slu '.ilish ed VOLUM E XXXVI SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANTAItY II. Itir. WHS U r m lir r \ w x ia le d I 'r e s - MHlilt N I *I —! New Landing Is Made On Luzon Island ■ -J V Russians Reach Zielenzig, Only ' Fifty-Five Miles From Berlin Aw Nuts! What’s The Use? American Eighth Ar­ my Splashes Ashot# Above Subic Bay Without Casualties 11 Hospital Units Arrive In France Without Nurses.- fWv - */x-|c __A . uew American a r m y j) BpliLihed ashore iir the Phil­ ippines without firing a shot and m e e t! to within eight milc.s of the Itataan peninsu­ la, where the Japanese are c trapped today between the U. R. Sixth Army and the Eighth Army. 'Die surprise lunding was rm m M onday alone a Inn a \ it/il Subic In rap tu re ON T H E O U T S I D E looking in. Mr. S q u irre l t* v ery hold indeed- II* know* there'* a gin — window In to i r n him nnd hit. old enemy Hut on the inside looking out. a llowlon 1, 1,11 owned hy Mina Sharon Mop kin -, llellro -e , N V., i i py.duihly g it.w h u g ; "D o n ’t fence no i n ” (liiie ru .ilt.io .il) Veteran Pension Dorothy Crumley Clause Explained Tells Kiwanians By Senator Boyle Of Celery Crate | the mam am phi hum* a ir miles on the west in g thk Japanese hy surprise they I (t« iiln « < r* •**. r«uff T i t w t A new ly ena c in i la w make* st Mi llo riith y C ru m lev. S»*mm d r Hurh School irnloT, and jo *-m !**»»( *•! "T h e r elery ( ’ra tr," v<*oth „ . - , _ w i I Pcn-im i* even though the loath i • im i rot um uHfaidxfitton <*f Sa n it- to (g ra te fu l F o r H e lp , of thevelernn ivu» tint ■ | fo u l, m a talk t<* Kiw aiuan * ut flo ti! M uyfnfr todn) ^ I cn iK ta connected w ith m ilitary 1 th I ihnnkg to the people • f San T he C h ild re n '. Home Society ! service. it was explained ,- l a v nf F lo rid a , through ttn super hv M ate Senator l-loyd 1 H'.yl*, fnrti for rn n h h n r y**un;* },**,*idr Intendent, M nreus C . F a fit. ha- Service Of fleet for \ t h - n i i . . nf of SnnfoW to Have ■ place ir ie '.del thanks rn y -n \V o r.. Post add w hich to meet and m h a w a t'nrul «■_,Mv tended .|o those in loCtunphelt-l tin, C it y H all A uditoriwm* Awrlllg Pent ti.1. the tim e f Kem lnnl* C ounty w ho .aided ip I T h e ’iiu 1inhvr ship of "The t i l e r y A m e iira n — —-— ■ Children’s Home Is v posiihle for widow? md %hildren i,,f Wnr vv,r 1v','r""“in rf,n tha drive that brought In n mh« n u rn ln ’M app rom * Scruiliir' Boyle di*f lari .1 thut j ( i u t c " ritah total n f I E 7 l 3 .H l for the in tilrly ? 0 ft and H in cri u s ifig county, whom quota had been there m ay Ik * q u ilr a f* « H ' m p -I j rill t h e M i n * * h e » n i d A n p f 1 I f l M i ' i act at « l ,000. R eceipt* other e n U of d ee m ted \*to riiii? of l l a h i Ihum I On r« « r than cw h amounted to $2 to in Sem inole County, e h g ih lr t«» re val^te. ^ llv c tip l* in Ihe county ci* i ve thrEit* In'iic fils , i ml uililnl that he would Ik * glad to h »«i - i were: K uallnug* Um r*g+ Hanford, $ 1,0 7 m; Oviedo, $ 12! ; Lo n g w ood, $73; Altamonte T*rr+) df $73: U k " S ;; Bahama U bor (Jroup To Arrive Here Soon other C huluota, i ' i . Of the ite m , than c a .h , Sanford contributed 1 1 RO, Oviedo, $15 and Fe rn Park B etw een and U a .-e lb e y ry . |2fi. In hie rejHirt Mr. F n jig sa d •‘ We ate very proud of t ie wonderful r r a u ll. aeeompluhod a ll over the S ta le , the verv lieat alnee we developed th * idea of ha v fag apon surlng com mil le a . W e were nh|* to p a y o ff a ll debts nnd defeclU and have t noufrh to provide fo r Ihe need, of a ll of o u r children for .10 iln y . in the New Y e a r,” 2 0 0 end 2 U0 H a h n m a n negro A g ricu ltu ral w m i I. f i Padli iif in I f *) to help ha i vi —i Nfiuiihtli' ( ’f l « n l y c e le ry nnd • ■i h r i Lieut. DeWolski Awarded Air Medal fn r liu tn c Ja n . S I. W A R H IN tiT O N . Jan 11. (*■)— Sr Mule s<i(ip«ir t«*r s of H en ry A l->lla< r eoncevime d efeat ir their drive to give him control j *i vt r (I ove rruneni 1en«I i n g a gen • ' r u s yesterday anfiealed to P resi : dent ItooftGVeli in w rite a letter I which they hope w ill nslvage* for a ta r i hi. own busineaa In c la .i and window "repair and picture fram ing a t 111 W rit Second S treet. Prfor to hU pre*ent con­ nection, Mr. Benkarik worked for the Snow P ain t and Gina* Com­ pany of Sanford. lie extended an Invitation to old customer* to rla lt hint a t any time fo r glaaa or mirror need* or for picture fram ing, Mr, and a lrt. Benkarik who live on the Paolo Road near tha Sanford Golf Links, have four eon* In the e e r v k « iv 8 /8 r t John Benkarik w fth the forces Invading Germany; J e rry Benkarik, B Wc, UKNK, t la Honed in Panam a j 8*L Joseph Benkarik. Ft- Jackson. 8. C. and Daniel Benkarik, HM 1 /t, USNR, new attending Mer­ cer U niversity for V - l t training a f te r three and a half ,ac th e service. W o titille d lLi*» rll m v fm tijf w ,th it" :»-"T o n V\i. "w.S3-*«:.SfSr*5S of Mr*. P a u l CaHlna Couch of La belle, U a w u Inducted Into th a sav­ vies, Dae: ST) 1948. and trained a t Caron Blooding fo r 17 weeks, ____ uguat ba waa aant’to Italy and la ter to lYsnce. am ount up to |1 0 will find on hand th e ro v em m tn t’a newly Issued P o ste r Note*. It waa a n ­ nounced today by Postm aster Joel H eld . »rTh«*« notes, printed on coupon pap er are marked In denomina­ tions of 91 to |I 0 . For am ounts o r leas than a dollar there la a special note to which stam ps m ay b« affile d . S u m p s are also uaod fo r fractional amount* over th e ’ am ount printed on th* note. T he sender of money almply boy* th e note fills It out with nam es adds ex tra stamps If neeeaaary, te a rs off the receipt coupon and m ails. J a c k J. Rocco, manager o f B arf e e $eed C u m , in B aafard l h as requested and rarelvad perm ission to purchase the ' i i r s f P ostal N ote to bo issued by th e S enfqrd P o st Office, end will t this to Gall B. (Friday I ’ A p ril aT ,-.’ - ■ " | Ui I...W i li vs :i*»b i it fi t I * ( mm M n\< i I l*d«t . Hi n sit, |*. >r f l»* O . i • f uil 11- V\ t n- „ ,t.iM . U *t*p»* .. 11 lm it fie I.I i The kitchen, completely decorat­ ed under dfraction of Mrs. Vir­ ginia Burney, featu red . modem electric equipm ent, end a service fo r six Mid on tha dining table. Various cooking utensils, donated by local m erchants, also dishes, wsre shown In th s p an try . Member* of the PTA showed much in terest in the electric dish­ washer. L ighting equipment donat­ ed by M r .!L effler waa commended M tonT M lPt. Mr* W ilson told o f greater Mrs. skill needed by women o f today in home- m aking. Bhe told of n of th r of in* caul t V - ik c mi- f > id In \ i hu h he hie \'< m liifi.iii T hp' a c I §»i it I **11**w . d I bu r le - hf ,.| t o |r oi ti e r . f •t»* * i iH Of I hy th e t.i P*«wrr i ui I iVti 1 ( -■Mica* 1 ,t . -1 th* mm ', lii.rd * tie *h* i •*• J H it t" - 1 m Kir ind xf... .» 111 I * M I I l f , hi 7 nvrr S#cn*lnrv " f nympathv « ,1 ■ i* I I 111 • I II,*'. pI .Ml * I H »’ I m il l Ml. | \ IIII .1 *11' 11ih K l» ( r iim .iin The n u iw «ii*. |* s lie I f. rhtfwr h find vt * 1 I • I 1i wnrku, fi.t tit. 1-ttrl m* - i u iih ih» l 1. ul. I "Ilf 4% |*l Mi II III I ir «"d d'l’tld in.I l .1 I ft I I Mt>| |’ I I h lit*. 3m * ri t i' |lt»to Jifi ui I *um1t , •111■i*z Iui Im - ,m.I in.I I \"i'i * .i I filh . v (flif 4 * t . ■ - ■Jr' I ili*r \ » 1 M* Mill tliti.u IL 1 H ilt . -1i * Mti .• n jr» rf Ii .4hurt Im l 14t .1 I *. I” v ( * nit if. ............ t! ii i' * nth ^i/’ iii \ f |'tr(dr In ; II •p i•* t * f T*>i 1 ,i M- t -Ii’■ ! L'i i ii lie l V 1 Ii Iialtnilfd Cl* f*4|K llk f f f I | — ------------------------------------------ J dein o n i(rated that many r h d d i r i i s h o w e d p h y * l e a | d»*(*-. t - t*v i . - n e o n o f l a c k n f V ft a m i l l - a n d m i n e r a l * In their d i e t \ ii * Il sltlK ItMh H i thf-ri N.II'1 him IN 1" 'h^ir II » I 'i Ih i VI f IlM li'I ,,|,|) VI t I. \ |t e < illi, nnd m ijI nf ti ll* hn** . »* I (•it il* *■ ___ llurhe. n n d | thfirL*i* nf hovsi*vrr Fu neral llnint* Im* an»MMince*l Prior t o th i* i l r m n i u l r a l i u n , h m u irn iK th r (o u n H « m of th« national l"TA movrment, a do tation s, These im-lude thn fo l­ lo w in g : Pnlm ettn G rocery, l*xlg e s Grocery lle s ro n 'i D a iry , M yres Watch Shop, M argaret A nn G ro­ cery, W ilso n ’s G ro re ry, P ig y iy W ig g ly G ro cery, Both T ab le SupSly Sto re*, IE .[.k in s ' M arket, em lnol* D ry C leaner*, Hanford B u lck C o ., [jin ey'n Drug S to re, Sanford H erald, II. L . P e rk in * Co., M r. M cCall, Sanford Pain t and G la ss Co., M ickey’s Drug S to re, Ju liu s D tn g frld er, Jo el Field, Ilc n r y M c la u c h lln , C a r ­ dan C ity Vegetable Co., C olonial O w n e r s , Sanford Gas C n „ Cox _ Btudlo, Le e ’s (;n>cery, Tho m s* rocery, Deddcr* F u rn itu re Co., ick'a D ry Good*. P ictu re Store, f r a f f i j rf^ - g g a asr. - 4 -others. M Corporal lA>dj?e Has Arrived In Pacific C pL Je s s* C . I^idge, U S M C , son of C ity C om m issio ner ami M rs. M . J , Lodge, has a rriv e d s a fe ly w ith a M arin e D ivisio n somewhere In th * P a c ific and said .Iw A rn u ld H kr to hear front some A a s frie n d s. nE l.'W Cp ^ WI H t c enlisted In the S p rlijg of 1943 and received bool P a rr is Isla n d . 8 . C. train in g at i H is Address is : H00422, U S M C , c/o Fle e t Post 0 /ffeo, San F r a n ­ cisco, C a lif. m en nil in merehnnt* th i- and Im m nr** community "W e're nil m th i* " llro w n Out" to g eth er," Mr Cole, Mnled ” Dn Feh 1 nil restricted lighting n*e>. thnt have been *o widely advertl*e il. w ill t>e "n u t" u n til such tim e a* ’’ I1HO W N O U T " re s lric tinri* are lifted on orders from the W ar 1‘ rmluctlon Ilo nril. " F u e l rtm servntinn is im portant and we are sure th at each busi­ n ess rstnhllshnient has nlrem lv planned ju s t how it can r s rry out II* part in this Bro w n Out period. G R I F F I T H IN J U R E D P f r A lbert G r iffit h , 2 2 , son of S ir. nnd M r*. A . E . G r if f it h of W o o dru ff S p rin g *, and brother o f M r*. F . M. S m ith of S an fo rd , ho* been reported wounded In ArlinD on J a n . 13 in F ra n c e , Ihe W ar D epartm ent notified hi* parents. An in fa n try m a n . P fr. G r iffit h has been overseas for seven months and has been in the A rm y n e a rly two y e a r* . T h e e x te n t of the wounds was not revealed. ; - ■ ;,a .s e ..q „ , » .• „ . ........... I . ; . - - ' 1 "" ' r" u " D a m . ‘l i f e t r f i l ■-*! ,mil brnLe nff (i» !»» t h r at th r top. the b n u m rliu lril a and l*ritt l i m i t a \ | c < ht’v r , rai1tftl*>r, frr tJri uml ft \Je «1» mftjre ;‘‘Brown Out” Starts i On February First ■if "> /V .tlM In Air Force Reserve! p rogram " ' » l '« 1 l-r.ia tl . .( i I . . , I , . . . I i M o w i.n e s rn p r d -e ri.,,,. .n )o ry [■ vV I J n l i i i r - I . f l i e k I h v c l i n g i n g t o n n ^ i . r i g h t p o s t ( nrvt t h r ilf iver N npiiI. toh# h I rfi/Vrl Ihif iii mi ii isI (el t (iinji* ill hi | |r,. lu ililftr-K i ' H*ii I v»• in v. i 1 l ,un t il i rvii Ih-m i i i i i \ hi*i ! ibttl I Iviivcii t |jM, i , m-v 11 nut M in ih» lie I» i" in (hi-fi- i |m i n l;i *nhs. Mill iiijj a in fin«i f •'*I D'h at nil linn* » J;t | *«r uf l hf ilciv iffitl m * h l, mi lh<*| I\m - | . it.tl un I ■ * vv . 1 ) » i r t l: 1 It lll'-t. . , I ,1..... H- *.! lift \ , Vi I i< Dillll <1 Ih,4 1 (•*•' h .IfiYrr*. him 1i*i♦ f. <r r«s klr**« VVili|iurn 1 I.xi>I Im. n it rut * « h< il I it prriiim -i i rnl ( hrrr i ill il v III l* I Mi Mr*. C hnrtra W ilke, A .eo eintlo n pre sid rn t, thanked h erm it U n rle r o f the Flo rid a Power and Eight R o b e r t ( J u t L n l i s t s I T h r "Itrn w n Dill" ii-ked fn r hy th r federal goierm nent Iwgtm Com pany, and all other* who helped aeclire 'he eqtilpme it and on Feb I , it wu* em phasised I.mIiiv t.v t'h 'irle- Cole, malinger upon motion of Mr* W S Itrum le y , this was t*z|irrqwi»i1 in the* Kidwrt fiu (. •<•*» nf Mr tuxl nf the Flo rid a I ’nwer i E ig h t C o . fo rm of in rr^iihit iiiii Mn* H James (ind* left yet ter who iiigeil . nlnl'lete cn nprratinn m ( i(\ Bus ( ’ollidfs With Celery Truck Mty ( i t ' d ,■1 f«d Itoiifi n- Gorin* in it Hi;l 11nr i III l II M **. i, h 111|*VI*, 41*4 al.fl III I lit i n u tn tfiit mu j i m .1 Ih r I’ fattt |»«K"1 Ih. lb d f t - . M, , ♦Im'* ( hi I hi- i >MILthru | ( 1, , , . I.tllll | \ ft «t« *s ,1 > I l u it l in -1 ,,, , I .M 1 *ill* it ............ . • r i. •'■I ll|M . It U I. | s r mirtr.li •n! ,* Stilll M' It* - K U ' .a, * If Ml. . IJ1"-. 1 -,.n I. . |•|>> | , ‘ f II )’* U t ii,. . H. L. i * i ( *inf*rinn. lowii \> l»vi ii nil ( t irv Mi it ha n M fifttM'i ■I lliirh | | 0*1 uVli., p V•• 11 t h iid -f .ifted h'-lrn h. t» you* i' report *-♦f j wa K H i li g to d ft*, i i 1\ In. fi t» day a f D r limit* for North (ictirjfin ( mIIi'k *' al Dfi1iliiMM*Ka, (in . t.< t-ritrr the A rm y A ir Fo rce* Kit* the FioritU ''P o w er7 end* Eltrbl *** *<>«" “™ler, ,,ir1« ‘‘i(,n " f I i s ten 3 R m rrv t. Comnttfiv f u ld re iird tiu crrallQ M f l. W tike*. T h r fiiliiuier* « « r r . Horn In Orlnm lo. hi^ hn<1 at Company, addressed thel group and dem onstrated the equipment Mra. A lice McClelland Illm e y t r m liil lfK*al K h n n li ami hml which was mad* available to the and M r*. ITioetic Appemon lle u n t . com plelcrl the fir fat half nf his In addition to the dnnntlons srn io r y r a r nt .Seminole Hlffh school by h e r company. She waa F o r th r p n i( v r u r no Introduced by Mrs. Child* Wilson, o f Mr. L e ffle r , nnd the F lo rid a School, county home dem onstration agent. Light \n d Power Company v a r i­ hiiM been a rorpurnl in th r F l o r ­ ous m erchant* of S an fo rd ntailn ida State (itinnl y i m * n i fill il l.. . S|it-f*ifd 1 Ti ’ r f■ . 11 J »r i 11 .ut r < .ii n> F< luihl s .♦I . i !r >»lft v :* ** I t S ifiltirt ! t.t * .!• * ' .* i r»eHy h in , f u *Hrd h) f H the new ' |lro *ri • Lt* Infilling •c *,f* "I of h r IN 'j reiriim tum* r n w i ilv ,|;i-it"ii mil tiv >me ii i.. . . lent i • j i h r g o v * r lU ueri E il ■,%« . m ■nuticcd V,tv I llfitil M 1ft.lll 111 t >**t;i v *o I rani S I u i u p re r e - ( ills 4 I • New Postal Notes Available At P.0. from tha W ai Um widow, fM n . Arcfa Coopar C o llln ^ o J Sanford. Pvt. Collin* had dlvad in Banford OO th a otd OrLsndo highwsy _. I .| ................... ................... o • l'i- 1■ rt * " I'< pt 1hi u old Parent Teachers Association Inspects Completely Equipped Electric Kitchen P v t Alvin M. Collins Is Killed In Action ) . U -im iihiiniN H tdv im i.tc.t the tie r tuao t-.ipiin! I. to | . i . . vine*- of «I * * f l* (*•*. rata* llir* # j Prominent ( attleman Merchants (.roup To I'alls When Reins Sup|>ort "ltro>\ u Out” 1 Of Ilis Horse Brenk S I* wf t A *■y up- i l Vl| *4 ' tT liil S p t. Hurt Vkn * n v» , i1+-it ib* Pur (tli H eart nnd ,ir" • md n • r iim g f r Am hi in (1u u i < • o il fed 1 combat in \m* > > I T h e t »■I* i •a tit * r \ t in* I . , .i | adjutai i * *■ <» troup. in F ra n c s , (Wishing word G erm an y and w rote that] Uite.1 fur "cnurnKc, ctsiln e .* recently he w o . "lu c k y enough to ■ml .k i l l " «htlv pilotirur h i. F o rt, have h i. nam e d ra w n " fo r n lfa­ to P a ris where he l.ieu t. D e W .il.k i ho- |iir lk i[t o lv il llen r p a ., g e n ry K a r m L a b o r a t fia lr-e s v illr, fteeonllrtjr to 51. L I ’ ttllu iit. |»re-i i li» E tith tl. A VI h .m h m - l.lo w . nt chanced ut*on Ja ck H ill, nn.Wter i i u h M r n - Iccp w ith ( Sanfo nl innn, whom he h . " -t . ilent nf the Haniitu.le ( "t.unt , r fir in ) wit attack- o i .re n m eight nr 10 y.-«rin K u m |ir rin lliirv a u . I I K a In L i u U ? r •*, n n d r n i l r o u d nld frie n d , v i-ile il nnd In. rrspon-e (n Mi t u llu m 'i inti f i e l d * I re a. nun in ted. y u r * t I m hind * hi (vi-rmuii lme*» i n telephuiteil inquiry n- (.. w h vi Allu-d ground I lhi> latxir wnuiil n r r f e hare. M i, Mll|i|44iil nf mil W EATH ER lto\# <tatn>l that th. fu - t r..n | fm e.i». 1- Id HI M 1A < nn*tui** rabli* .1 i lin g rn t i^f fau n )nh..i 11-11m in i j 1 .trill I n " 1.1 k ■ I 11 men) her nr4i arit! c ik »I this sftorTH'mfi "*«1 hy the 'V n r tm ul V^rm rti.ttiitiuit of th r i;t;S il It..mh l.r.m p roni through .p e cia l agreement with m andrd hy Col Eltiert H elton, adiuhUy roli1rr (n m rh l w i Ua i •»str in n« rth . T h u r .I ty the l l r it l.h llnhamun governm ent, of Snn Antonio, Texas. Th>’ fr r r im if hail le ft the ftnhamn- mi Ja n gl tinp i . ii unit of Die I hird A ir P&rtly clm iily and continued * dil. am! another ih ip in n il mi Inn 'Jti. D iv isio n , the d m .u n i which » ,> A th in l wn» scheduled to leave cited by the President for It . yesterday. h isto ric Eng lan d-A frlrn sh u ttle M r. Floio la id that he did rot bombing uf M eixerschn illt plnnlr. th in k th at more than 1,500 a t R eg enslm rg, G erm ary. negroes would ba allowed to L ie u t. D e W o l.k l, a 1940 g ra d ­ leave the Baham as to rupply u ate of the Be ml nnle High School, Flo rid a neetl. a* the government L. also n I O f f graduate of the Msmbtrs of tb* P arent Toi-hthere was not able to release M orion M ilitary Institute, M arlon, more than t h a t A la . He entered the A A F In er* Association Tuesday after­ Inspected a completely -Uuw -fast the labor a rriv e s here D ecem b er, 1942. The pilot w as noon depends on how fa s t the IV F A train ed at George Eield, III., equipped modem eleelrk kitchen m ovei In recru itin g the labor, n h e re he received his w ince in at the Junior High School, made n o u lh lt by donatlona by Th» according to Me. Koee. who add­ M arch , 11)44. F lo rid a P d w rr and L ig h t <'..med th at It waa hoped to allo t a [a n y , S an fo rd m erchant* ami W. total o f 300 w orkers to th is coun­ A . Iw ffle r, m anager a f Chase t y . He added that th ere was a and Com pany, who provided the good chance that th ia county lighting fix tu re s . m ight get prisoner* o f w a r as The occasion was the reg u lar laborers, provided th a t a camp m ight be secured to place them On and afte r Thursday, Feb. 1, meeting of the G ram m ar-Ju n io r In. persons who detlro to send money High School P T A m eeting. M rs. orders a t th e . Post Of flea In any C . W llh o lt. n u tritio n expert o f during Ihe f i r i l we<*l irj Fehru* a ry , it w u revealed yealerday hy Ci. N orm an Bose, naaiitam s la te superintendent of F.mer* I ,..w i l ;*|*e fUti’V M 1*f hi i ! mi til *.)#), . * 1hr l; , .1 , ft i *t mile •Lk-'h ii.fi , |, , •1j 1, 4•■ ' I nu' rm1 ia. * • m i il»M >• lirt ft ) i iih,in i-t mile* nnT t h • ! t ! l!i i hn i i m! Reported Killed ^ ^ ' k e d (’ ! osl Chuluota Killed Over Germany „ . t In HorseAccident hoi parent^ yesi»-r.i»(y James Russell Wears Infantryman’s Badge . , i f i n . <•* ,i,ti * .. j. * •*'* ' 1 IH 4,i 1 *■ ■ 1 1 III . i' 1ft l T■ . , i t \ ' he- 1, . i i hi tit n. 11 G eorge Jacobs Of Appeal Is Made I*or (dinner Was l*rc\iousl.v Said Missing j On Bomber F’light', .u h iev em **iid j B ee n a w a r d e d t h e ( q n i h i i : L ig iiib A ir 3 m in h .m h m g I try m a n * Madge A f o r m e r H o n f o r d I m »>, on N nn ind t;uv and in utlnek< ilUktlUll l.ilKet. Ill I. the mitt til Ufti’t. mnl >li. C. I DoWoUki, of Counlrv Cluh Rnnil, S in fo n l. Brj^n J. Hurl Wat IIan* tna job of S e cre ta ry of Lnmmerc^ Surrender of ihe W nllaee far re* on the lending w i i an nounced through Senator ('land* B** pper ( I> M b ) who kb id tha i Irie n d “ of the form er Vo-o Presi dent now are " r iv im r ilril to a n d 1 have tin o b je r imti" in *| eed> ?n&gr nf leifislatJo n Ui divorfi' K e " lending ugenele* from th?-! y Poinmeree IV p a rtm a n t. T h e| Btt nr Hff.flrutum b ill, introduced hv ( S Sj-i Senat**r W a lte r F (!e<»rgo ♦!» i Mi aii.l \rv 0 # i, p aim ed p rim a rily at V«-< J g**nner m t B in*' the lending pow ers out t "pe ik m ih d \ ’ •* WaUaec1® bandit. 1 ov »*r <m’r innn> i W ith th e ir b arks alrra ilv toj nounced killed n ((n stta a e a r w » T%re* I ; -* •* the ^ f D« | John Senknrlk Starts' His Own B u s i n e s s John S y n k a rik , who h a . workrtl fo r Ufa p u .t eight y e a r* for the Sanford I’a in t and Glatv Com ­ pany, In Ih e (tlaia, m in o r and picture fra m e departm ent, today announce.! th a t tomorrow tie w ill Mo-i'ott rcpci ti tf tbi* K ir«l W hit#* Uu si,in Vt in v *iw rr Mil ’ i -it t i f * r j* iii 1ID IE t. r. •t I'lllIf *1414 iiti ii 44t*i fi 4.1.11 *<r *4i 'r t*♦ »s.,11<i 1 1r 1* 1 >l>(■ It. till N It tile I'- r * . Il . fM t («. * ft* *l l f . l vs .|| 1 i fi>n|i fiM i h■ ♦ i ti "ii Cr •*n 1, l hi* Nm j* i i ii .1 ) ih 1 VV,4% ft *;i i i || f J i ri t hr « r t l»\ 1»' "1 ill »''• \m rr I* sill <1t 4 1' |#l|l » | * %L'r,t **41** till '< 1111 Ill'll til ( mI 111 ti «l y Th. re . £ 1(11%.411* i *k411t a 1i-.fi nf , il,- t t•<V• - ill imiKTItllfll IftflM 'hr iV|’ w( W 111lift |M»* Ifit .if * r v m( tin* \ 1*14*fit* *|l“ | * \ 1IM% t-'f inrtl acriM* (hi* -s|j*ik% tf 1t4«.t <,* t man (■•if »t. r i ( i u . • i' * rls*. •• (**v1r»y , ’ r 1| |I- r ii.liin: ,i ' ■ ( h- il r r . ■' • . r. *f ( A ID — S p e a k e r R a yb u rn r a i l ­ ed on the H iuite today In re|ert all am endm ent- to the pending la m p t w e r le g i-la lio n afferting men between la and AN L IC IIT H A IK LO RCK n n .M B K i: S I A im s , England* J a n A i | Spec hi I ) —Tin* Air Medal has hf*en awarded to Second Mr and M r*. II J I eh> L ie u t * iiiDtlnnllhn I I'uW n lsk i, r*•. civcd word recently that I i . i i* 1 •t ti c '-*- p i l o t , 1 g r u n d - i t n , James R u v^ td l J 2, M i i ;ii uIh mn luring vegetable*, a rc «rh«*d tiled to a rriv e at the Snnfonl W Y A luiboi Camp a«»ni« time W A S H IN G T O N . • ' ‘/dv -An.-t.wit e r,tit *y Ev i l Ar my lte;uli rt*nchr<i Ziflcn/iK, .rr» mtlr. from greater llcrlitt and 20 mile- I'rum the Oder Itiver, the last major water harrier before th«* tierman capital, I hi* Nazis saul today, doclafiitvt fieree l'ijrIt11n$; mired in a Miz/ard around I lie /.ielen/ie area P A R ES - J a n . .11. ( A P I — Major G e n e ra l P au l H aw tey, surgeon general of the Eun*peau th e ate r -aid today that It general United Slatco A rm y h m p lt s li w ere a r r iv ­ ing in thia w ar lo n e without a -ingle n u rse keeaaae nurse* in (he U n ite d S la te * are not to lu n levrln g in sufficien t numhera. <; | Dependents Of Dead Program Presented hay nuvfil I *, math* Veterans Are Eligi­ AtLuneheonClub By landing? Monday GO northwest of M anila High School Croup ble For Benefits roast of Luzon Catch­ the Ja p a n e ie and I R O M E , J a n . 11. ( A P ) — S e c ­ retary of S ta te Sleltln luN and H a rry H o p kin s, p ersonal rep ­ resentative of P resid en t H n o srvrll. tl-ile d ' A l l i e d headquarter* y e sle rd a and today. mile A m erican flue-, flying i i v i t . ' c r y , t. w ii in the lan illn r <frtdr Rear A d m ira l A rth u r Struhlc & hurrli-dly cancelled the pre-invn- ainn naval bom bardment. There w ere no ca su a ltie s. T h e landing forci-s pushed more than 1 0 Inllen inland w ithout seeing n Japtiner'r. j In C h in a. Japtineka headquar­ ter* claimed -lap arm ies had eom| ptetrd the conquest of th r Uni JO m ile stretch of thr f'an tn n -llan kow r a ilw a y and captured the U . K. Fou rteenth A ir Force air field at Sutchw an in W ectem Kwm*g"ui firm in f? r>f sutiihtin — C h in a ™ Kighth A rm y troop*. Broking to nt*al off historic Hutnnn |>en in m ln as a hasen of retreat for 'Fierce Fighting Ra• ges In Bli/./ard As F i v e Mi IIi » n Germans Flee Reds Close Call Cor An American Truck In Italy Rayburn Asks For No Changes In Pending Manpower Measure stretch o f th * Luton Inland coast. fiO m iles northw est of M anila. An J o w u U iM tru ia d a of 15 0 shin* wore 71. ... ul---- —.. .. .... PROCLAMATION W H EREA S I'K O . colled Into being In one of the n x flh n 'i graven! em ergencie- to provide and serve the re cre a tio n a l, w e l­ fare nnd sp iritu a l ........ I* **of our armed fo rce*, w ill have completed four y e a r- of .e r v ir e on I'ehrusrv 4, 1945, and W H EREA S in it* four year* nf existence, I'S O has forged a chain of nearly 11,0 0 t) operations throughout the U n ite d ,S ta le s and the W estern H em isphere, each link of w hich i« a touch of "hom e away fro m h n in r” fo r the men and women In se rv ic e who have also seen en tertain m en t brought them in these a re as nnd in com­ bat rotiert by U S O -C am p Show s, and W H EREA S in s e rv in g th« men nnd women o f the armed force*, the three g re a t rellg loua faiths o f our A m e ric a n people, w orking together through U o O , have provided a s t ir r in g exam ple of D em ocracy, now TH EREFO RE I , E d w a rd H ig ­ gins do hereby d e cla re the F o u rU l A n n iv e rs a ry of U S 0 _V l he 1 6f public o bservance, and in vite a ll f llU e n i o f S an fo rd to visit our U S D on Felt. 4 nnd to take p a rt In such cerem onies sig n a lisin g th* occasion. Ed w ard H ig g in s C ity o f S an fo rd January 31, 194$ 1i r � 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, 1945 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, January 29, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 29, 1945. 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>, January 29, 1945; <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/6e607cb1db918745c1d4b83628cf154f.pdf 73da1f7f1e75430beb1962d20c3a2a4e PDF Text Text < J * 1’ A i . t \WJ>NU^VY, JANlmicY i\, 1^15 f-lO .lti CLASSIFIED ADVEHTlSINb HATES tOe Me s a fe s per Hm foe a pet Um fig Si Mild mum -sis . , Z ■xmo root juat u> t h e o an po bd h kuuh to tko line, lDcrodtcg phono usd oddroos. ■ fo r oltuatUn* wanted will ho charged t o t at Ike rmtoo. BU SIN ESS SERVICE MOTfjRCTCLK 8A I.E , Cl/OSING thorn out! Only 10 machines left. E xtra special today and tomorrow. 1 small Indian machine good tires, motor run* fine, looka good—I19S.OO. One 1941 Harley, «*v cclcnk tires and lubes, new bat­ tery—special *308 .bO. One 1941 Indian Chief, new point, new beltery —*» 5 ,0 0 . Seven 1942 HarUrey all reod t - t t * *w -S p e -. d a l *799.U . This it oil fellows, hurry and get yours. No more machines available for a long while. A deposit will hold any machine, They can also be fi­ nanced by paying 1/3 dawn. T 4i II Motors, lid W est Rich Avenue, l)t|.ond, Fla., Phono 44&-I1 (A fter d:ao f . M.) WELtOING: By an expert with 30 years’ ervwrtence who guar­ antee* everr Job. Would ap­ preciate n . trial. ..Temporarily located at 40HH French Ave. A. R. Welch. STO R A G E your car a t Kant’s Garage. Specks' rata Aaad , storage. * , « RADIO Service- Radios picked up and delivered. The Electric Service Uo. 207 Magnolia, Phone lot. JapaE T**Speml $460,000,000 On Air-Shelters TL'S.'QiiadAiple* Liquor im ports From Argentina Cabinet Passes Plan F o r Underground Havens ForOfficials VuH t WASHINGTON, Jan 24. <-P>JapaV, tightening her internal structure against the growing stress of war, announced tectntly a g,000,OOO.OOf) yen 1*4(10,000. 000) program to provide perman­ ent underground air-raid *heller* for kay government office* ami ■trie ter coni nil over thr popula­ tion* of major induetrinl renter* subject to air attack. A Japanese Dome! new- ugrncv dispatch as recorded liy the lederal Communications Commission said the fald i.rt of Premier Genoral Kuniaki Koir.u. a laige.t of iru ereaaing crilicism at home for failure to adopt iliustic im-UMires, approved the prugrnnt Friday. The plan also give- (hr- govern ment control over “solidly lniilt” atructures capable of use us air­ raid ehelter*. A recent Tokyo do­ mestic broadcast said building officials in some cities hud been barring crowds seeking safely during Amerirun air mule Domei said the program pro­ vides for speeding reinnvel of old and yotmg and of pro/fdsetiY' mothers from tiller w hje resfr/cU ing departures of war workers with a view to Insuring Ihi* neces­ sary numbers of |ier*itMii*l in war farlorie- “ The lujnute.r l>r->B>l casts did out d alsirslt n IIh* later provision HUFINOS A IRES, Ja n . 24. UP) — Americans arc not mixing liquor and politic*. according to figures published here showing that the United Slo t**, though suspending diplomatic relations with Argentina, last year quad­ rupled purchases of Argentine vermouth, gin, wine and other liquors. i A survey by the Duenos Alree (branch of the Chamber of Com­ merce of the United S ta te *, listed liquor cx|x>rU to the North Amur, ienn. neighbor during Jlhe UnL -Veil months of UMt ' uh 77,100 tons. Exporle lor the same period of 1913 avert- 4.730 ton*. I luring the last year, whlcn rnnrhi-d the lowest point in United Slntes-A rgenliue rrlationn, Amer­ icans drank the greatest number of tons of Argentine lltiuor In history. In 1044 the export figures included 0,(130 tons of vermoqth. 0,020 tons of gin. 2,779 ttms of wine, .r>7n tons of. Champagne, 120 tons of cognac, 9 1 ton* of beer, ST toq» of brandy, 4 3 tons 770 "f iiu i d nmfora 1Tatra c* in kwct* Ituneon*. Ann Mdinv uriiiMr to ilnke their thtr>t ItpcnUM’ of 4Anr-lim« liquor •ii<eila| i- i iii iM'>1 smith v* ant for I <ir t f >ti|q*liif-4 ami rrerttn! a hqptet nr-^lu. thin tunmi in Argant inn. In IP.th. total Argentine liquor ct|Mi?i* wore vwliieii nt 7f».0UO |>e-»n« ( 1 1M.MO), non® go inir Li i ho United S u tr a which hiuli nmplo Kuriqionn nnd domfStte Htipply In I!»lt* wlirti wiir broke nut I hr I'mliHl Stntoi Ulughl only iuni ton «*f Ait,|f**ttf me liquor vitlunl at I.IMMI.IMMI )»«*•(»» 4«itl | 1hiring thr four *i»h»equtnl VfiirL whrn Kut *|enu nupplioA u r if kni tiff ami ih>ii)r»tir pr*»■1111 thui i ti i t .i r I »•<1, Arnrriraup I I .m i * tuns 4if Argentine li«|l44H Vkiltth 1 P*»l>| ( f n.!***.!» \ I «<f more thwn half the viiliii- (tf \i gent Inn ‘x total iPpm i exports ia I; i meted nt 27,IHK.mm p«*mih i $14,7Mi,4WU I H ELP WANTED— baMMl FILLIN G .Station attendant, good hours, six days week Advance­ ment, depend* oft yourself Call M a ffetl’a Auto Korvico, phone 9125 TW n W AITERS, nnc kitchen potter, line dishwashing ma% chine ojierilor and one salad woman. Good wage*, J*U* tTKini and board. Call Apopka 11*20 or writ# Mount Plymouth lintel, .Mount Plymouth, Fla. II 2 ‘J a Mil it Jnftstnr*** mr cra ft factory It war lhe fir aL 1 1 in# tlii* h a wit nakl plant, *1111at I 11 *1 h "l>r tin J a pit it’ * main iAland ”f I Inns* hit. bad l«H*n atlnck*-*! atid ph*<tM Kraphn rcvi alnt Hint U ti third* of the antith anti writ piirtlnna uf the plant were completely burned out by fife and blant damage. In addition. a concen­ tration of Iwirnb buistA wna re (mrted in the* etigl::r aa*einbly plant, wai rhoiMr arm and diA prrxul emu. (Ahob h ix huge mifield adjacenl tt> fariu ij (The Tokyo rndlo rc(Hilled In n ijqme*tic bn»a4lcaA| that a single II>30 bad made 11 icrumiaistance fligbL ulmut ft .10 m ( Jn,-uneHr lime) over the Tokyo-Yokohama area without dropping bomb*, mccording tu a recnriliiiK l*j the Federal Communication* Commlinktn.) \ iiivi n an T R 1!('K mechanici wanted, per­ manent Job, good working con­ ditions, good itav with lots of nvertimr. Phone, wire or write K. H Keene. Winn A l^tvett GOOD oak wood for stove or Shoe production for military flrvplaca — W, W. Thompson, Grocery Company, Drawer B, need* Jumped from 16,000,01*0 Eldar Spring*. W est Bay Station, Jacksonville, p a ir s ‘in 1941 to 41,000,000 pair* Florida in 1942. 3 BURN ER Florence stove good condition — *14 .0 0 — NTF3) In rut down MAN j W. tat Bl. Tools furnished. ! tree* All aliens In the United Htatri In 1943 except foreign govern TA BL E model Deko radio, 216 UtL wente/l for *o<la fountain ment official* were required to Maple. wortc, no night work MtiRey- l>e registered and fingenn luted TU R N IP8 with or without root* nold* Drug. ______ 60c per buthel or doten bun­ ches. Urlnjr containers. J. M Lqe, 2609 Orange Ave. WANTED— NE Jersey cowj one Guernsey, fresh with first calves, milking TO B U Y : baby bad and portabla 3 gallons or belter. jloaOO sewing machine I’hona 760-M. Cash each. Also several other F or Sale, portable typewriter. Jersey and Gtvemeey heifer* HOLLER MOTOR SA L E S bred. George W. Jones, l«nngNEEDS U8KD CARH wood. F la We will pay top celling prices TH R EE acres of celery bleaching (or ueed automobiles. All OP A l* P « r : 3H tone of wire; 10 details handled for you. W rite er seed bed covers! clothes pins phone us to come and make 041 — Tor same. 1200.00 for the lot, appraisal. Phone 7804, Orlando for ap­ H O L L E R MOTOR S A L K S pointment 208 W. First 3t. Phona 622 C H U BB Y w i n WANTED "G O W ax Jo b s . Odham’s Gulf Service Station, . Corner First St- and French Ave. Alvin Odham. owner. J . J . Dolly. COPENHAGEN 8 , A. Rjvf, WANTED TO RENT T H R E E bedroom hmu unfum iahad. Phone M » - W . ___________ TWO or 300 Amp. DC Welding Generator. Box AW, c/o Her­ ald. _ ‘____________ TO B U Y : modem house with throe bedrooms. 1*. O. B ox 648, Sanford, A ° w * — A’ purr hapop liny i liujitnaii Anillvws exp* ditfon into central Asia (19211930) (.was the largest land exporing expedition ever senl mjl flout Amorim, comprising 40 men, 150 m ini'll and eight motor cur* The i ost of the work wnx 5700, HOD. (Tevelnnd, O., came very neat to being the automobile captlai of the United States, Instead of Detroit, us more than Mil d lffertm makes of cur* were hnllt there dui ing the early day* of the industry. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Ph”ne 732 REAL ESTATE-BROKER Atlantic Bank Bid*. ADMISSION 40c — (Tm IncL# — SERVICE 30c TODAY COMING! FRI. and SAT, and Thursday HOUSE fir apartment, furnished SMALL HOUSE — rc**on*Mo walking cur bus dlitanca to or uafumlahed. perm anent res­ town — direct from owner — idents. Chon* |1 Box W elo Banford Harold. MISCELLANEOUS * i* ■ 11me uf A rg i'll tin »• liquor up to laM NovenitH-r totaled i 1,14 1 tonr. The value of export* to the United Slutex up to la»t June totaled 21».h2»fi,nOO pe»o* ($7,* 4 0 K,ft *t111, ac*«umtiny for at least rtb per rent •*< the vain** nf nil At ifm l imp liquor «*x|«iri' They’re On the Screen at Last t They’re Your Favor Radio Frog r a w .................. BA TH TU B, alactrk or frig orstor. Phone 432 vould hejp stimulate construction or consumption or both if the total damand for goods arid t* r vices threatens to prove Insuffl dent to keep the population ai work. Dr. Raymond L. Bass Increase Shown In ’ l l DcspiteBreak; SalesTop 17,190Ton8 I MAKK xcreenx, folding »cTe«nx, Plane Plant i* HariMllt fnirrh swings, cnhinclx; furni­ IIKADQUA RTKKS OK 2 1ST ture rrpxirlnr- J- M. Wilton, IIOMHKit rOMMANI). (, u n m. FOR SAI.F,: Pipe and pipe fit­ OOI Magnolia Ave. Jan . 24, tfTO—American Sui»er<ortting*. valves, plumbing suppliesrruxeA which uttnckr.1 Ihi* tin nre-war automatic hot water port ant Kim iiiaki i«ll r« rnft plnnt heatrrs, complete alack deep ami l-DUilHING large. Call in the 1Knku Kobe uulu*lru*l m en shallow welt pumps, pneumatic <V*unty HOC yexterduy Mrorrd at Icimi -t Kf* storage tanka. A. D. Rosier 915 rnimb hit* tn © I.OUO '* hiI iiullut W. 1st. S t Phono 207.1 tif thr factory, oil but ishhtrrMntg the engine plnnl, photss^ranhu ir RED B U S S Bm 4 notolnt venleil It«In.y 14,if*a » * 1*•m weir lfl*d. Hunt's Tuxsdo Rtorc, 2nd A Sanford, that the ruol the uui«f - u» 3WL CCA8fill 4*V|-| til |iI|r h . Mhim' II8COW MANURE for flowers, f.Oc bushel. 1‘hene T88-W. AI-COHOJ, S T O V 'E -S Fjiglisb blank etiv 1 pr. tapestry j >o i tiers —other a rtid s i of use — I’hotis S5U-J. GAS RAN GE- old model, iwnl condition, *60. Phono 473a -M. P R E W A R HIKE —I small trl cycle. Phone 7H6-J. SH A LL WOOD H B A T B d —Good condition. Call mornings, 307 E. Third St. BABY BU G G Y -R easonable. Call 193 J, or |13 Magnolia. NATIONAL CASH KJXHSTEIt. *a to I >V0<) detail ltrlpt Good coiklllinn, (75.00, Haynes’ O f­ fice Machine C-o.. 3 )4 Magnolia Avenue, Phone -44. M YERS two cylinder HMRAYER, 300 gal. rapacity, with engine end hoa* on truck, (16.00 Mr«. J , C. Bills, J r , Geneva. Tel. 2282. “it l] froparUnt tL at aflar tht end of the war Brill'll* enlsrpritt thill not concentrate on tr.ttling immediate horn* demand " Hr promised that during the period of transition the ifovernmenl ” Graduate Veterinarian Treatment (w'large and amall animal* Fanford - Orlando Highway Phone day or night 237-J Jee* Psrhee Itarhle ItaUie U slltt Pound Cake ........ 28c Donuts . pi. doz 16c Layer Cakes Weiner Rolls pkg. 10c AITHOUOH THIS 8-17 was almost blasted to bits over Germany, It w»« returned to lit base by the pilot, l,t. Paul McDowell (right) with the aid of T/Sgt. Ju n es tfiibbi (IrM) The llak smashed the ball turret, severed tha contra] cables and injured two gunners. ( International Sovndphoto) istic W arfare Is Practiced In T raining Air Troops At M axton BOKAR EVAP. MILK PLUM JAM . FLOUR....... I 1 X( I* *%f * I*— 11r11r Imum. f t p •l a w S'lF.ll—•'.■H-he*. pi) Britain’s Plans For Post - War Trade Outlined Woolton Sayn Immediiatc Home Demand Is Not Main Point 1 l.nVttON Ian 24. (/IT— I^ird ■ ttiM.ltun, M iniitn It,-construe1 1• »11, itt n hpi-ccb to liu«tnca, men it lit mini toduy out lined (be Hn ti-b g in rr mriit's far-reaching niiil 1 cvnlul (Hilary |daun for re­ building the c«tmilr>'* economic life nf ter (he end nf (he European um The giivernnirnt of 1‘rime Mint- 11*1 Churchill elreudy ban |ir* •ented to I’artlnnieiil n bill to Id.lined “ I here are h (ri.it (tundied gliders in an a u le ii'r ilisision Tim t makes |iilu(» aiel m -tnlols a sixalde Imdv of tui n We’re (enehing them ki Um b.ic.-l -ea puli* to help out eiK, lit- fight I B lie (h e (i*ott -d (h o g o v a m mg while (her ' i.ien('» tinl-dKv under ex|*nr( the low plane- ’ - , . ion 1, 1 .111( 11 Ironi (lie |irr-w»i r.rd rclui n them ' - i tn n b , iigm , ,.( £■,r.,(1(91,1)011 (g:ioo,QO(t,M aj. Robert W Williams ea- ■UK11 (r. y j m i (lilU f)00 (*90(1.0(19the airborne enmmundei He' il(lll) enthusiastic nlrttii* allboll-* c-.r Tin Itccoonl ruction MirDter i »■ i .iTl.il f.u a i .iju ome effort by kre. -.a( s ii -. i —silnPtn 11id11 nl only bv i in 1.1ni io.ii i ii Ii, Ili.h bu-mi>i« men nnd Jlisini“ Use ailiiollle i . . mini till' |1,1. Mil er- to levtore (he nalloti'i with nnipbllil u- ' I ■ I e ill |i...,u i ii v und reconstruct it* •‘and I’ll bet a e . .. ild t.ll i J-i fori ur.es nfter the d a m a g e oroughi in the country by five pan!” Tile major and his -r iff olid 1 >eni s of v\ar. The minister revealed that govheadqunrters triKiji* hn-1 'Tuna chuted” into I he drop area hv |ernment department* In tlieir truck that afternoon «( ft o'cliaT | idnni to meet thr immediate po«t dnr economic situation arr mnkA h alf hour later two “ai-i ialOf five planes, rm-li I wmg two i g thoimigh st(idler of economic .indilion* in twenty-five courtgliders, nppeareil The glnii reut Irwise. laridul el avMi’ nel II ie« with a view of finding mnrr kits for British exports. spot* without single arujileiil \Ihivp all,” l-«rd Woolton 'aid f’erinirler Defense Qulckiv. as daik tell, tintrieips estaldishe-i a “pel nuclei defense ‘ This prlmetei deleiise 1 Inane Center, where ground an important thing in uiri'urnu (it>*qu* a t4* trained for deployment w arfare. It is n rifle, miiehine hy glider and parachute Col. gun and mortar ring around the Dalbey gnve me some ideas about “airhead.” It in maintained In .i how airborne troop* ahould tie constantly widening circle ns (lie Used. tlrhend expands. For B tratetU U ie Only Next day the tow ■'planes were "To iiegin with.” ho said, "a ir ­ to come hack to drop "jiarapni ks“ borne forces must lie attached to of supplies nnd pull the glider* I headquarters of the theater com­ out by the spectacular “pick-up" mander, to he used strategically— method. not thrown Into battle at random In a ren) operation of this neat hy lower headquarters. commando type, light engineer "Ordinarily (he was speaking Ing equipment would he landed here of the ae ml-commando type by gilder, and an n lnlrip cut , f operation) they should he out. Then It-47 transport planes dropped only as far In advance could come in with heavy guns a* ground troons will he able to and come In with heavy guns and iwnetrat* In three to five days. light tanks. (Parachutists con When the ground troope catch bring In tha 75-mm pack how- up they ehould be pulled out." Itxer, broken up 'lnlp reveral Another principle which Col. pieces, and the new CG-10 glider Dalbey set out wo* thle: Airborne can carry u ISS-mm howitxer.) troop* should never be u*ed when I f tho operation were on the the Job can be dona anygrand ‘‘development’ scale now other way. Tha coat In time and envisioned by eotna airborne war­ planning 1* too great. And when fare planners, however, things ihey are uiod th«y should be Used would not stop there. Heavier in overwhelming force, with luc­ plane* would land with even res* assured ns nearly a s pos­ h e a v i e r englneeHhg equipment sible. ■. • ■fThe rnmmim ld*a," ha said, **la, a fter the first airstrip had been cut out. that parachutists and glider man At nearby C-ainp Mackall, I are 'suicide troon*.’ Wa don’t talked with Col. J .T . Dalbey, agree with that. If it looks like commanding officer of tHa A lr- a suicide Job, wa won't da It.” Nectar Ten Harley Mb. pkg OIram »r«gkrl■* Churn gold 1-lb. Sparkle Desserts 5c Armour’s Treet Sugar 5-lb. hag 30c I b n h r l 'a V in irT I 's r k Oatmenl 3-lb box 22c Woodbury 3 for H f l l ’a Poea Itry g I^ncake Flour M Seasoning \eflbtm Tissue 2 rolls , 7c Uolden Corn *•!'•••— l.l*al4 S s ll.ftlh h Dog- Meal tv s — s< Macaroni k r I I p F u ll Stic phR. only lc j i U X When you buy 2 pkB8, il_ RcKuJar price of 9c etch Betty Crocker SOUP __________ in g r e d ie n t s Peach Preserves Apple S a u c e ........... Iona P e a s ............2 2 c a n s ..............23c Talco Scratch Feed Talco Dairy Feed . 100-lbs...........3.18 lOOdbs......... 3.19 Fruits & Vegetables Local Green C abbage....... pout Rome Beauty A pples....... 2-Hm Large Iceberg L ettu ce...... . heat TWO OAL. BTONB CHURN, complete with lid and dash. Phone SRO, Mrs. Pearson. Fresh ^Tender Green Beans .... DODGE-PLYMOUTH Authorized Genuine Parts u .n c .E R T .H tn Fancy Red BHsg Potatoes .... W F « c y Sweet P o ta to c 2-lb. U A No. 1 Maine Potatoes .... 5* Canadian R u tab ag as...........lb. Fancy Idaho B akin g P o ta to e s.. 5-lbs. 29c Large Juicy Oranges Fancy G rapefruit 2 f o r __ CO-HIT! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS Writing For • |09 Palmetto ± PLU S A & P FOOD STORE �f V *" ’ T^r i X • e If » i'h lo be free, if r e ssish In prraerf# Inthilatr thus* incMLqsLU ptnt1( 1 * 1 for which w* hare beers no long con. ! ^ Undin* — * f mint f i f h t l _____ ________ — I 'A T I I I I k Ul:.H I K . VOLUM E (th e ^ a m o rfr % XXXVI K s t a ! ) l i » h i ‘il ClarkField •IsCaptured ByAmericans AN SAN FORD, 19 0 S WASHINGTON T a n . 3 ft. M V Ttr* Hnu.e Military Committee dl.clo.ed today It had rejected an amendment lo the manpower legl.latlnn giving .IM uto ry hack­ ing to the (air Fmploymant P ractice. Committee ,program Thi^^ntl-cloaad .h op nmrndmen n l a o w . t>|,,n OU| (n I n i e r j , ! of harmdny. Donald Net.on predicted t h e l ( Kina'. war production thi. Spring ‘‘.hould be at l e a .t doll, hle the November r a t e " and would »oon he felt on the fight llig front.. The P re-nicnl’s |»f «onnl representative .aid the c h l n r . r economic wai effort now coordinated for the first lime The United S la t e * reeie\,-il j memorandum from the I*o1IhI, government In rs il c nskhig the e.tabllahment nf an imer-uHlad comml.alon to admmi.tei I'olund until elections run P„- hi hi, Art ing Secretary n f* S t a le Joseph Crew1 announced In t hicago ('(vilinn. faeft fl I ' L ’1 talinn of le«« limn one part hotter daily so md-i-tiv -|*un*» man -aid lialat t h e , aonounre-l arllort In relieve |he holler 'Vrl -t, ' ami ndvoeni ityg met riming I hr 1 n-se t rtee t-. m o t* a • f ® • A w 0 ■ w _ “ A Price Ceiling To Be m Put On Cabbage Soon OPA will put •• price celling on cabbage sometime between Feb. 1 and Feb. 16, it hae been announced by the Florida Veget­ able Committee, • The committee he* arranged w with Doyle E. Tlmmtma, market­ ing1 aprclillat o f the Unhreralty o f Florida, to convert Florida coat* Into OPA language, and * to flguro what price ceiling. _ thoukd be under the law. To• matoea were taken ea a teat commodity for • number of aound reaaona. Dr. Timmons worked up the coat data accordl » f to OPA law and arrived at a aeajional celling o f 14.04 a lug. « recent report of t h e rem­ it w » a eta ted i " K V C haa I \N 1 \U\ Amendment Against — ‘ Closed Shop Also Is Dropoed In In­ terest Of Harmony tSSr AasaHflattfl !hr *•**•* A Jf». I'M M e m lit-1 \<s«m' l u t e d I ’ rrioi N U M IIK H I I . Gas Company Is Four Principles Sold To Florida jTo GuideShipping Utilities Group Foodstuffs By Air Services Rendered By Report Made On Re­ s u l t s Of Postwar Power Corporation Air ( ’artro Study Divided Under Act The Flnrldn l*i---. f 1 1I IM n? i Ml I u' (Special I hn» enterril Into » Hint' , 1 . ilh A -rt of fiitir " pn rictplew" l*» if it id *i he * • inn tri rpr h*in ine ■.* of f l o r i d * 1’ lilh ie . t .,t p«i;,ii >» .i Florida c»,r|Kitatniii with ,,/ti.e. AhlftpinK f 11*ah f ru it ' ami vtgflt at Orlando, for anle of nil ef the aide* hy un wtire tH forth to* go* . y . l e m . of Florid,t I’uwot day hy lesertrcherA in Detroit. Thi»* fiis t rlport on tho pro* Cor|Kirallon located in the citie* ere*H of an air mrffo »lu«ty Ik*of Orlando, Winter I’.trk, Malt irun U<t June hy W iy n e Univer­ land, Orange City, Del-aml and Sanford , It waa announced t»dav sity, United Ah Lin ts unii A £ V hy A. W. Iliggin*, pre.idenl of Food Stores inchidet aI* o n warnhig random »ir shipment* the Florida Power t Vir|»*r»th-» of comni'tdII iinnldr to benefit The ga» . y . l e m . were h e r e t o ­ ■uffirient ly to compensate f<»r f o r e owned and op erated l>\ 1 lot the aihli-ti uud. Ida Public Servlee Con panv The report 1* l^soed b” |)r. . which w * . merged with M o n d e Sp e q t.t \ I a* r r«*n , director of P ow er Conioration on I . n 11 ntr research at Wayne 1044 Under the term- -I an l-arsew u*\icw» it seriCH of eto r d e r i ..u e d by the S e c a n t m-* I cr.im-otnl bhipmenl* mid research and Eichange C o n itn n -io n lol panel trhta designed to determine lowing tia».age nf Die INdilu. In what, if any. degree various Utility Holding A rt of U.Pt-S. thv commodities Irtneftl from air* Florida Power Co rp oratio n ha. shipment. Tentative c»»ncIuilonA been directed lo dl*|>o*e «f It* drawn from these Atudles nr«s gaa [irnpertlc., I h . i u »lute,I thr.l suppleinenterl hy clo»e obaenfatlon t h * contract provides for the of aevrrril experlaitntnl, com­ final consummation of the sa l e mercial ahipmenta by A L I*( and th« transfer of the proper- United and American A hlln e*, tie* by May 1, lUlfi. he points out* F. Ilurlon Smith, Florida UtiliIn formulatliur the principles tlaa Corporation official, who desiirned to he o f help to ahtpDtri negotiated the purchase of thr I Cnaa tin rot* (ra Fa a * Til Veer| gaa . y .le m * , stale d that they were being purchased a* no Intreatment, and would lie operated a i n complete Integral unit. Vir­ tually the l i m e operating perotpnnel will be retained, thus ««.ur Pfc. Harry W. Ouatav.on, aon Ing a continuation of the pro ­ gressive management r o ,,ry t *inl of thi- I . t r Nel» Gu.tavaon and has prevailed In recent vrnr*. In­ Mr*. Anna C. flu»tnv.on of S a n ­ cluded In the property purchased ford and Chicago,' 111. haa boon is the building a t tho com er of awarded kho decoration o f ^th« C entral Avenue and Main Street, Purple H e art for Inlurle* rd Orlando, which Is now occupied during action In France, accord by Florida Power Corporation Ing td a letter rncently aent by and which will be heatliju.rtcr* him to hit aunt, Mr*. Agda C. Pfc Harry Guataveon Given Purple Heart G uard Plana Shoot Sunday MRS. BCO TT D IB S F'unerol serrlcee fo r Mr*. Mary A. Scott, who died T W a y ln Orlando, win be held Sunday a t Oarer Hand Chapel. Burial ■ ■ b: Thoma*. 101 E ast Seventh StregL Pfc. G uitavien reported jh a t ha wag In the ho*pital in France recuperating from neck bunta aa the m u lt of a ahall or rocket that cam e through tha roof of ered, .c itin g fire to It and burn­ ing up all of hi* equipment. He •tatrd th a t ha waa getting bet­ ter and hoped lo return to duty very shortly. , "O)ur ur men over' bare Ing a great Job believe the enemy will laat too much longer,** bo errata * d ,* T - r e c r i v e d t b r ; Purple _ today from o n e . o f the offleert a t the hoepItaJ." “ P fc.* Quetvaaon waa a form er employee of T b f HenUL and later' waa connected with the Uoyd Thorn** Appretoal Commy o f Chicago, whare hi* wtfb it. Muriel G uitavton now live*. '<e%ssTStii ^ SS2 Sr tun lit? t Jen rife I It L a } T h e ihi v '*• prikCrevlimrA h up in an rteeutive <fwi' n t*T ** hu h i hairmAn Hnllr't A n n h u II S lfir io d B> I ■S. Ninth Army Alunjf Uorr Bivor; llnmcludcn T a k e n Hf U tttrlu ifJ K iia I 1li u - . i*i hit I hH'H t ul l t d l l l . i l h iht'CV * 11 t itiui t h I'lilltll'll Mt*"k t«v\ \\ \|ss%l t i l l (i l ­ klas ti * (lu N.i ils (dm's'sl Ni*\ icl t iu ih ^ lt» l In1 Mini It (’lu hi* in 1 Iii* L u n i n *>t l lr n t u l OllLill V 1 lit’ 1*1 II e-l.tl 1 ills'*' o l 44 hu h Ih 1 llll l-i li IS* l .S p ill,1 Vlii* Ih liiolt Ii L iii f* 1Ml,sll'l sl l lit* iii’a i v *1 11* o 11j is *>t milsvs i»-or L*ri I h r IU *1 Vi .»* * * , .* S- .... > Its-sl **l ll ills U.s .) 4\ , ♦ , .. ,..sl 1 , tea 1 . 1 ». *1 , -h* ailrtsi t u.-.a L t. V o lit1Wi l l i a ms P raises Red Wrs. Luci l r ( a m i p Plans A re M adeTo NTi(Mlsl\ I !1 j 111' (Ml C ross Build Sanitariu m W\ l l i t - i hi n Dr i wT In Philippines pr**,1net inn, Meanwhile the d l'V tiHih) nothnrl.ed ration free odd lot' I , •ale of men1, unit women1, .hoe. 1 . ' - I t S O r u i i n i / a from Krb. 10 to Mai I h o in ir ( ,r c a ( Henry■ A Wallare *hnllr tjyr.l PunrreAM VfatrrHav in f i«M i .Hit II ( iir in u * F o r A T DA MORTIS ON LUZON <»«'»» MRrArthur turns away Joiiea ndimm.i <Mr-l ihr nftor inftpcrtimr n mnnumciif rf »** t. ,| hv thr J u p a n c i f whm thry L*ssr Dovfrnmrnt'A irianl lemli "jngencthought lh«*y 'vfr»* »afi* m thi* I'hitipiimi** furpver Tho tnarriptiun !■ in t **r prr*t <r«I at arm fur that the mttiujmmi wnm il^fliratr’i 't •• the II’T (■ r the (rood nf all t-ui himoeff Wallica bant hi* would it*' vai«»r <»f the Jdpnnf f«»rce« wha theit v ay Into Lut n i»l (he »(»h for th# msn him! t h u spot'* i In i•! ii®f itkctnl BmindpHotiO .1 ifC. «in a II hu* tripsK. «o. ,n.. | W t ih o u l rummif the mun I ' tojiI* drnl Hoo^fvrli w » n u him t*» m e is nf rnmntc*r«T ano hcAfl of the multi hllli* n <1* U r R F C., W a l ia r r )n*th«si h » • At J n n r - who yrsterilfiy rAllftl * iirwpiahfifHl in p r e m i e ov er ■ i ti IAT hnAinnR* nifittriA W n llrsre ttiil it i h U wny If prr>|M»Ar<I to Ih r S r n u to ( ’«»mm* • •• Com in it t re t h t t P nnrrrA ji »n\* r»tr the iY>|mihUtrnt ton i»f • i U n d in e Airmrlrs to tlr to rn m they ali<nilil he strlppc'd from rn m r tt c rr e I h p n r l m e o t T h r eommiltee N eonwi.i. ■ • 11r h n< i'1«%*irc r i ni n t»r *i|h*-, ■ N t*w \1 I'ltc lied F ir 111ini* In u ll In Poland tn sh n v Jan .‘ti t \l*t I hv l u n M u tu t, l.v m m i |H4ipAi«itkU a r i t r ) , la* *1*1 \Kf* . W (IKf lut*ii a*»<»«* v*111" MattJtil It a«. A.It*|t.It* t Hat a I tvaaI v HAll Ivl 1 tHf l s I iii a wirvt H*«J a it H t Hiii t1hill aml Hl aDit po-ind, and it.. * ' n hi v i hi pi.i •old for hotter to " i n , ,ini a g e 1 __ _ OPA*a owp form ula* to prove thorn, irrong; jaow ta the iftM fo r u* to vlgoriAuly demand o f the new company. th at celling*, U we must have F . Monroe Alleman, alio an , be mode high enough to official of Florida Utilities Cortho tm ducor, m i N i t j * . po ration, was Instrumental In a r ­ ranging for the financing. Mr. U Alleman stated that the corporate _ _ M structure for the new enterprise the th e con- has not .been fully computed but will Include substantial local In. 1— tcreata. He further Mated th a t financing plane have been worked out on a b u t* of providing ade* ouate fundi for future expansion and b etu n oen u that will be needed in the growing territory itn r td by I h f * r * » m t*1™- •O 11,4 For I i«v in t n \y I i *1 lit** i •*i K i I‘ a' . Soil • :,% J . \ Mil IV* . 1 TB .1 1 .* 1 1* s lit* I I -. . 1 > 1 K -*>||* . i i :«k| il Patients '' ii**-1 * 1F. A** 1*4’ k « **ro I i 11I t I Hlt.1 KdU'ti i*m Ik .«f I«*i I BIVall* 1 t*UU| i ho |‘■f k, I A14*1 \Sr mi* 4* in Kl»| h iH u ia ii t > ! * * c l SfW ni *Midi r** 1*1 H« II. H l in n U J o lt In T r tttip s ni the 11 Iw i jit i o v ■ f men »> -*A|td« I••k» my I* i W llinm - t th. «* i Ft Mrs. May I'yaction Spoaks On Prolect At Association lone tintnt ti t 4 nt*-1 (*! an \ i o|h -lllfe ti k • \ 1 104 f-tkkis i * K . < U i.eg ( tttlii 1k ih i hy nt *t 1' ipluiw l kli sat*, 14* V*k(a’ Id < Ins t l nut 1h V* *-a l *»( iKtp* it to* the i 4 pwjeft fl*| ihr -kts-if » b -I i Sash • N>i**g*! 1'V%1 HU4> It*| lit l i i t l k u i f i In i t * mcoih th* ..... 1 i I tw pjilli Ota or Vh i tsiUB, 1 UtRHl R‘iVHp*4 •1 •*%» K% l»* ‘ *' A * . b r I- ^ »*!4k ' 1 a. 1 «s f * i. »*abb* PAI»V<t\# m Is VUdt'f * M <■. ao.l I »> |.| vent th IPtAfl I k , It. i . . i , M Os a’ »HU t It 's ds V 14 \«»llvl fal Wsiflti |\lt f t »*i d. *NA’ t s ■.11* |* - Ut*f |h^ V II |VI* »o • ,.l* - V •*« N ,4 f | - will 111 i‘a i . 4 * e o Rs*mmkias| 44 L , J.lfl . ■*>»< It* Is it h is 'll 1 ‘*4 t »■V l »4 , t h " . ' ( » III,, »*s K -a t ih%» i l.l Ikrtitik* it' 1he* 4 ( «-l 4ii* Vhy V ....... I* *lit J* V. 4*i*t 1, Fu - 1 *-* Islt 4IH Y*t i \\ .1 • -e Mill* III ( s f * t VI l 11 -*( *!* p , \ ■ s . ..( ■ *' ha 4 ' L Ill's I k* 4*a ' , . t . | , , l« \ sl Is 11 *4V f 1 *1| 1 U e-f * 4. t e l s «* 1 *| 1-4k( I Srm*i r f 4 i Hill I in.in •-* I’hnjd »*i of \ I I \no 1 e ft the iiiih i I lieni. * df"! *1 ,,f r r 1 I *.f Ihi l et* d ev et v " ■■ N.C'.fc nttpmmeeil the ruimiui . . , ba > at .. .. t( »«lle«>d t#w f l K f T l V fr I 11 , I»e«>pt4* • b -' n *a * ' * * 4 Ih-* •e 4 * itH I 111 114| - si I mil kit MU ll -tM . i Mi ih. h|r Jl ■. -» - ni,s .* ,4 rii.s I f f , t 1* S 1 I .io n s ( i l l <M l A t perform -» . \ | I'l ' , "O - M*•t Mon " I ' l . •i i r"(n* B i n I l d i U I l i m c c 4 . * s . . 1 sf Its* .......... 1 0 ll.. fo lk . I>*e* t i . .. -. . . . 1 t * M " i i.m.n, .i 1 ». t 1 . k -s*|s* (Us lu I S a n f o r d llapliRts. umtiru! th o l le n e v . ' * ■• L., i 1■’/ 1. to* rk Ii it ■11 the Rev W.l*. l lr n o b i <»f 1 . fm m i l. t '< *1 •* 1 1 -s at*.l H O First Haplifl Church, huvr i •» | one ft the. .F lo rM Mm » l r«f il\ rAttrrwlinr t fcl , n all Mi|* * % . rl*» day in J lick «ntiv ill* And uhi.l, MUs . • ' Man I . 1,1.1 hern attended hy more thin, " t4l t |t t I I I 1' t hr * H I 1 *141 m n i r n t m and vlailnr. frinn I nrthlf-\ \l *• * i.. . , i. «■ 4* i tl't *0*4 1*44 Mvvi ii .e c t i a n . nf th* S tate. hero I M, I I I'l lie III .1 ■ 1 • Saof'.isl M* *4' * n»gf v'UM Attending th* meeting nf >>■«• “ In i.t ». > 4 1. 4 f IH* V i^t.ie KotrU. 4‘1 llMl tltfl. 4*44 104* 111 a Altai ilaplial llrntherhood. Tue*-t. ■ our it11 «i. Mu . i ..i 1 d < V 'r|<ttH |, Mi I** l I DMl.t.Mv Ks'iiwv ♦*4 4fi\cn lo MfOh t( t S 4*0111,(4 , tH 1kaJH"* i 1-1 Jno, D. Jinklnj, kf.S. Nel.on .....I by ytnint’ I tli| • Vhltooch m iI *a « lh*' r tno|i Ha I Ihfii - fI 1Vi 'l it o. 411(1*1 \-I*s.lk Arthur Klrrhhnfr of Ranfnr.l It. they in M.. .4 '1(14' V41111 144n null • I M4 III , • (- 1 11 . || 4k It.. lo* ' - " h i t m n v n i n i M f i n b o f f tlk'lk. i f ill | *4 4 H'ht mill that F. Cooper and Mri .E lliahe tli Wil­ our A no iii im I*. . t it it' It'll -t hft ki «ti ! Mdiluiiif'l m int liiilii 1 h. I I* k 111 44*** thus U l11 Ta-*i ii liam* were among thn.c fu-m heljtw lo hr inf * jo t ........... I'gga liafgg* I Ml I M M * 4 n ol l hi o Ml k.f « |> 44 *. 44»|4*41 lo Sanford who attended the ---n- home V --------'♦icoiitl l-U'til h c A •drvyft i'l -"♦oil toil -f rise* Flit Ut»' ventlon. ..f V|| I \A*ll*l V* “Thrmiif It I In *v *1 Ml n m g t l W v.lii* <1-44 hi* hi •1 al Yealerday, the attention of the Uruiiklh, imii I' m' i 1I . "■! t *M. 44** i I .(i no * ■ » i» ♦ -»u* t Sit nf Mill at Vti aI imu im Sunil Mll.I I t i j t IH'I I m u In convention . . . focused on t»u h a v e Ihi**1'11 hMi 1' ' .( . I ll Mi l \ I Wtjf I'tftHV imilVvi bu*4 l4 111|I ii " \ i I. !' I ' H -it Dll re" till reporta concerning th* Flund* Of rik'M rol.1 ■i i ‘M 4 It n 11 o » * r% " | !RIm k41| flutti KxmI vi t tvkh YW~ mhu R i p t l . t Children’. Home at At-..- ih nll ti-e ii*t- tit* «t -n Im Imi-h Ale % i:I.Tlotn.ii ’ • Mo* Lim it lo — -------! t4lf 1.1, r v Lie I m |\it!i|o t If ml, ikltuiul the ii111m( 11 F a l h u i -Snii, dla. Speaker* were Dr. T M. our Fhi M 11»ii - 'It*"1»■i WmhI ha< burn received hy j W is,w i i f Wf l i f - l Yty ti40< fiAC Seiitinoli’ 1 i»ni'ln " ,f I oilin' I at John*, .uperlnlendent of tho t4*M il.| hkr lo '•I'lmruifh \mu, I Mihliuti RmnlHiUniifa t.h*it Ift't.p.* aftvt viwitinif *l (Hv 1 * h L 4%it- Ml Home, and the Rev. A.C. Ahnrv, Convey in\ |>( i ■• il *H*» n int ion | iin*I 11 hi *mi l, (* h* r hw-dM*ml t 1*1 I M W i I ttuiu nf Hi * gtl|Het|>*4lvHt », VII paito r of the Flr*t llui-t. -1 to the .SointiKth * ••uMh t Im|•I i*i j IIMtl f>4 1\11n4 |,|e■■I I I R4144hitol |Leilmiifa, ha- h« »•it miaaina IH ac Vji Frank W mm*h u t ' m |t ki a « volrtl hy 1hi* rlvih lo Church of Mariana, I'mI |tig- lift I ' | o f tho Ro.l i I 1* 1't'iiitmuu lioStlmu I •nbiy n*'«»4 | t |«eti hi It*' Ik."I mIII aflicti tVk Dr. Thomas H amen, pa.lot <>f they a ir |»li4VM't ottik mi* Mi < Rumt'ftlkmif *1. v* K** t i ' t * m tilli( lii'nmi'tftihi** al Mir I r k 11 the Main .treet R a p t i .t Chun n, Atny 04et .vu i l< t (III * 4 ulti H ll l l r In lilt UAT i H, IhiBui^tm \ Min * I 4th 1 i**n 1 I I . HtD iUltiYtAlV \ v*4«||ajh|,bJt lyA* presided over the convent i n pOAnllilr Jltlili -4 H'T .nll h I* a*l 111 ■lUt'imi*' i ni* \|i .iiiil Mi* W D ttuni ktTfh AJ IhAlllU''* a* H sttell iferj(\*| meeting* which were held at the f \ m o 11n* MMay I 44 Mi ♦ c li tia11mi **it **| tSii'hi ami (ii r \4 m it %-st I' 4 4 % till I'I omo h* * 1 • llli'llt I HI nfhMi gut! IV k4M> Ait’ F l r i t Uaptiit Church, llngnn nul very In i»itimvto*, m**rrto*t i lit* ii'lrtf i uin, I D Strrlr iKthrlHVtl loalhy XltsJrv* SlUKChurch Street*. amt ii lluppy -"•! \ o tmitiu- Ml t ill, ttumtwilnutfa vntutikl in thv F i r i i u f i aHki vttik *v\mv N e w Y e a r '* kith V Dvr w a i t .Tifv* an* I ha* »hvlN tuull f t F I %|*|»t\ Im ATTEN D B A PTIST M EET - Y ------— - Ih * it »iaiii«i44>*l in t i n u u « c r i h i u Xi^iil 0 . K- Utwridt k»l a OMr* thiinitfhitul thr V H h«fu«v iilWaU. Rev. W. P. Brook., J r . .'id IKK in r »-4 «» »U numth* ai(Qk Jno. D. Jlnkin. have returned Hr IT ft liivdlbtr nf the 1‘hurvh from Jeekionvllle where they a t­ Funeral services for George \V nf Ch ritt and hat %tho other tended the 83rd annual >e».hm Ituthcfuiil were belli this a f t e r ­ hrttlhri* in ttrrvUr in thv .umv, of the Florida State BapUat ConJudge M. |t Smith in Circuit Thrrnudi and both r«iv* vantlon which waa held In the court ycsleradv ilirtcttnl n ver­ noon at -1:00 o’clock in tho E r i c k ­ intf uver^raa. son FuOcrnl Home with the Rev. P in t Baptl.t Church In J a c k .o n - d ict In favor the Town of Al­ villa thi* week. , tamonte In ivgnni Ii th. »ult Jpc A Toll*, pasti-or of tho t'.T Gihh* was nrrvvtvd at h Mr. Jlokln* a loo attended the against t h a t I im ii t>y M i '. II A. Mtlhndfsl Church, officiatin g. 1 W A M Th*u«da.v uwretng f\4Mr lUilhrrfurd died Tuesday Semi-Annual meeting of the Gainer, who rlnlmed *ii- .u f f o re d , luwtng a tender cviH-uou hetweera Board of Truileea of the Florida • " b r o U n " a n k l f 'a n d ' . W k ' ^ r i h o *- *9 v 't * r « r i ’. Hospital Hay th# IW 'to sedan he was drhiUua BapUat Children'** Home which result of tailing ml. „ p a r t l y P } " * * an Tuesday following an Gordon S. Hall, ARM 8/c south op French Avvuue and wo* hold In tha Roger* Bu fid Ing eavered eeravalm n or pit on a n i j l l n e i , of 10 months, l ie was In Jacksonville laat Wednesday Altamonte Htrve. *'» U F o l l r i l e , Tertn. and had U SSR , son of Mr. and Mr*. J . P. Thiitcvnth S tre e t aod a HMtl availing. Tha Board of T ru ilc t* Today '* case on trial is tho been a resident of h a n fu n l fur Hall of tho San la ula Apartments, Ford evupe b eta* driven north to tha Btata Convention ■ult for 9734 damages hy IfcoTV »» J * * ' * formerly operaUng a arrNed home on leave Wed- on French Avenue. INdke Fatcotm aa -C .W . G e e * oc«ry stofO On Kay t Second .titu lar ftom the south PavitW , Children'. Home, which itc ..c lu ittu l i leA lliter. yrlilch n theater of war where .he has and Shore Fwtrohuan John 'EMroot . — led 41 Arcadia, 1* In the u* him fo r moving - _ a negro _ Survivor* tncludo tw o tUugh- been serving as a radioman on lard hap parsed W he parked t financial condition In He church known a* the Antioch history, be oatd. B aptist Church of Oviedo. The tsri, Sir*, w . 0 . Howell and Mrs. PHY |katrol bomber duly for thv ths- tptersectUn where the a dent occurred. Th»v ImeaestUi plaintiff maintained In Its In­ Olivo l a F r n n c * both o f Ixu past IP month*. Hall attended local reboots, g ar* chase W thhha. who^ a eP V T . NKWBOM MISSING formation that McAlister failed A ngelo. Calif, i ami two .ons, to carry out the work he con­ Cecil of Jacksonville and Millard S*mlneke High School and during curding to th ir report did * H hi* third year at University of .tup or leasers hu V igh rake at M r*. D. Ntwtom received word tracted to da. This I* the final of Augusta. Ga. Tho Spanish American War Florida, entered the eervlc* Ur speed otter ter the and a1 _ csdlUiuri _ en Wedneedey t h a t her aon. Pvtr vaao on tho docket for tho Spring Veteran* of which Mr. Rutherford the Spring of 1843. He received took Um era Weat to r n of tho court. Sanford Baptists Florida Convention Finns i (T T Y BRIKI-'S ( pi, Bumhalouira Is Missinic In Action “I Rulhcrford F u n e r n l Mrs. (iaincr L o s e s Conducted At 3 F.M. Al ta mo nt e Suit Gibbs Is Arrvs(e<i Follow in s Collision Gordon XI II ARM 2c Returns From Pacific J E s wai a member, conducted ser­ vice* at the grave and also acted ■ 4 pallbearer*. Interm ent waa Evergreen Cemetery. i■i i s . , WAR BONOS » InManpower] i m > n • n n • Legislation | in Last Prussia By Russians P o w e rfu l A m e rica n col­ um ns cnutlted th ro u g h light h u t In crea s in g Japanese re­ sistance a i\<1 seitqd th e P F lli|v • pines' fin e s t a ird ro m e at C la rk F ie ld , pushing on to about 40 m iles fro m M an ila and o n ly 20 fro m the B ataan penlnauln. • T o k y o rc|>ortod th e A m e ri- A I K ill \4 . F L O R ID A . iin * a ld N E W tE A m t fepcRejectedThousands Of Nazis Cut Off Doug:’ Visits A Jap Monument • Yanks In Philippines Are Now Only 20 Miles Prom Bataan, 40 From M a n i 1a fans massing ship* ami troop. In the Philippines for is new nlrlkr They linked th i. f o r o n * , with growing air r a id , on Mamin Day Formosa and Okinawa inland, southwest iif Japan. Tokyo «aid (several Superior t r e . s e . attacke<l Singnpon- hut claimed ''ahaolulely no (Inmugr." The Anieriranii have raptured Angeles, five miles .uuth of Clark field T o t^r tiurthen.t of Angeles, ulhi r foluniii. have May nlang, a highway junrtiou on the (inert route to Manila. On the west roast, Inflow Dasol buy, the Vank* have surged ninri than five mile, .oath from In fantn to take the town ol Santo C m t. American warplanes fur ant true hoi nt jail hi - toil*' t of i «>xntoi (nit r e s , in Manila t-ny for the -i-viinit straight day, and ha r u n n y In utalifilions in Kubir tiny to the north ft* well a> the port at Aparri on the northern const of Luzon. F i r s t army corps doughboy* maintained heavy pressure on Jap an e se entrenched at Itosario, on the highway lo lingula, southerti copltnl of the Philippines Re b alance here ha. been the most pronounced Of the l.uton campaign. One of two Japanese bomber* attacking American ahipplng in L m g ay sn gulf, "of Mae ArtoOr’a J a n . D J i r u h h e a d . set. shot down. Liberator bomber, operating with a fighter escort heavily a t­ tacked the big Cavite naval b s ir In Manila boy. cauaing la rg e *»• plosion, anil f i r e , Mar Arthur reported. A 10 000-lnn tanker wa* deltroyed off Aperrf. Clean Out Trnopa MarA rthor said hi. ground force*, after taking (dark field. were “ engaged In cleaning m en u troop, fnoo nrnrby h i l l . " while advance unit* probed toward Manila American englneeri, which srmoving right along with the Yank troo|i. on Luton i*«eau*" of the di.organlted n atu re of the enemy rcaialance, probably will go to work a t once on Clark'e network of runwaya. T h at air bata will tremendously expand American a ir power which already haa been aide to dominate the aklea over l.uion from an airfield celled a t Ling a y in J a n . U an the opening day of the invo.ion. Since then other airfield* have been seised at Tar lac, Hosalen, Carmen and Ham ban. IN D E P E N D E N T INSURt^M- boot training a t Great la k e * Naval S u tto n , and completed training a t Noethweoteiw Uni­ hit amt m w iMtihm versity, ' -- .~ - ■- - ^ :• -f t T | i f l �>» * =,♦*« . u ' ■ - r-~ A 1i sI -Xr- :\fir ' - V ’i -'.oV rAOE TWO. ■ ■ . ■ - * ■■■!■ ■ ■- >* l H l l » ' ' l l ■ ' ---------J J J i A . ■■ ■ | .... Q Navy Privateer Tannenberg’s Tops Liberator Battle InSpeed.Range Vi, y ' Long1, Roomy Single- Captured East. Prtia Tail Search Plane ‘ ian City Site Of DoC a r r i e s 12 G i*ns bacle In World W ar t, |P \> V T \ i s F R ID A Y ,, j A N U A R r - 2 9 , 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFQRb. FLORIDA You Don’t: Have To! ’S Solves Your Problem* »* t Vr.? With A' RADIANT GAS HEATER OR PRE-W AR OIL HEATER CIRCULATING OR RADIANT TYPE / Limited Supply . . . . Bring Your Certificate E L E C T R I C and G A S C O M P A N Y E , l i t S I_____ P h on e 25 *4 nA rs me” Hoke of W feulnglQ^ A * *r lu S erv ice” tn r S M o iin * r n e s i Tnnnenlierg, captured by th* Kussiana invading East Prussia, lien in one ot the most balUoscarrrd areas In the world. Tannrtibcrg lifcame famous in modern history, however, aa the arena of nrveti In comhat It "'la a built-fur-lhc-job search the grcni.-st victory achieved by plane modeled nltct' the f.a»ie de­ either side at tho ousel of Uio Ronald C* 1man, a* "llafi*,*’ King bf Hsggari, shows n couple sign of the Cun mi! Idnted Liber- first wm Id war. and the battle of dnobtlng member* of hia Plun a trick of the trade In this scene ulpr— tho Navy’r T U lY l and th® had far-reaching effects. Array'* 11-21 -Lut it beam little -Two Russian armies attacked from the Rlt* Theatre'* technicolor pkturixatlon of "Kismet-" Tha rrscmblanet to its predecessor, hastily in Last Prussia In 10(4. at ptrtdrc,-al*o atarring, ILMarlene Dietrich, oimna Sunday at-thw IU U .— . UVR.-l’xivatwr, known hy the tha .Unum iw uf.U if wan an whlta w ill* tu>W»vy dr-|j*hn i !o" p niV T fiiU the western Allies marshaled neele of distinction m - hr*- life, the ja i l. Wanderlust, as so often greater range, grralrr speed, their strength. One Kusalan fora at one Urn* there were so In the past, got the Iwlter of irrcete; firr-power mid carries rtruek at the Iiuterburg trap, th< when few prkonen In thn C lt" Jail, considerably more equipment tlian other, to the south, sprang from that temporarily free, ho was him however, and ho left for the Liberator It 1* considered tho Narew lllver. This battle ;n tnaro* misadventures. one of the most efficient long- the north was costly and inde­ hired by tho City- a* took for range search planes In existence. cisive, but the RuMlana advanced One o f the striking visible dif­ in strength from the Narew. feren tia between il anti the UbField Marshal Paul von itirfdefterator Is Its single tail, which RORERT A. WILLIAMS frovides larger cones of fir*- for burg took over the tirnnan ominninl Aug. -d.* IUH, when tbs HEAL ESTA TE-IIROKKR guns firing oft, greater flight stability and Je s s drug. The lib­ rirtit wing of tho Ruulan drtn Atlantic Dank Hldjr. Phene 7S2 from the Narew was well aeroat erator has a twin tall. the frontier anil its k i t n a e f ->: Japanese Have Seen It Newspaper men were given .the (Urman province sc me ninety ■lh » ir /Jrwt -luck *1 the .Privateer miles south wJ h'rjCiiU*beor ijyw J . _ several weeks nc». but were not the southern liordee. Ilia forces permitted to release d e t a i l s until were numerically inferior. the Japanese bad .ecu it. •lltndcnbbrgV chief of • »t»fl I l was built in give the Navy Ceneral Krich l odendorff, decided n search plane with great en­ to withdraw nuot uf hla units, durance anil one width Could facing the north • wing of .be fight Its way out of trouble. The Russian attack and direct them 1*1! 1YI Liberator has given ex ­ against the more menacing'drive cellent service on search nils* In the south. On Aug. 26 ha at­ * slons but Navy airmen wen- not tacked al mulls neoUIly on both t satisfied. They wanted gieater flanks in the *outh. Tho Riualaha i search efficient)', inure fuselage fell back, lie followed up th e 'a t­ ‘ spree nrul a different ly ic of tack the next day, and Rusilait nimanieiit. The Privateer was retreat grew to proportions Of- a the result. •out. Only tiotiCcabie i e-t-iuMaiii « licThe result uf the four-day bat­ Iween the 1'itvuleer end the Lib* i crator is the Intig, nairuw whig. tle before Tnmicnberg, from Aug. annihilation of .wo The new ship i* seven feci long­ 26 to .10, er than its iirt-ileressur it can Russian corps, reduction of throo flv well over I.IMSJ miles ami others to half their strength and |stay in the air ns long as twenty demoralisation of the entire Rus­ hours without refueling To nc- sian 2d Aroiy. , eotnpllsh tins, the bomb bays Th* Rattle of Tanncnberg is have been designed to liulil tev- known also ns tho Rattle of the eral combmalion- of tu yiliart Mas unait Lake*. Ii«su»* that fuel tank S» bombs end depth chnln . f lakes, extending fifty eharges, depending on the tnls- miles from Aiigorhurg id East ' rion. Prussia to the Russlah frontier ; Cetsks Vfslch liberates load at Johatmishurg, formed a nathrul It is equipped willi n-. tanver- l-nrtler Isdstcring tha thinly held driven tutyets holding twelve .50 German line. In January^ JP15, 1 aliber marhlne guns. It. ImiiiiIi the German* again defralot) the load Is tin sanu a- tin Army Russian* in the ram* lake area. ! Liberator. but the nrw ilr.ngii al­ Tnnnenberg, on July IB^ 1410, iens the PfUY2 to carry larger wna the s.cne uf a battle In which bomba. the Pole* ami - Lithuanians com­ Tho ism rf t>lanl includes. fuUr pletely routort forces of the ! P ratt and Whitney twits. Watp of- Trulonle Knights. Tho daU ! enginea. There have h:cjs rode; eeloliroted ns th* Polish natlor signed for low fuel consumption holiday. and to provide considerably more The Teutonic Koightn. who sprang from tbo Crnaadoo as n military and rtilgiouv order, wet* land : wnon fci Boat Prussia for several centurio*. nndiovon- after their defeat in 1410 they retained possession although aa vassals of Poland. Tho Kranch ■ Revolution deprived (he order of* all Ita ro­ tate*. and In ISO!) It war suprIVSled. It was resuscitated in Austria in 14(0 na n semi-roligtous knighthood, dostly ns*oriat*d with tho Jlapsburgs, but, the Kneylorardin Rrilatmlcn notes, tho real heir* wer* the Hohenaoilerns of Pruaaio. HAN IMKGG Jan. 2C. GP>—The Navy l)iIn wcvk unroll­ ed the ne» nmr-ongincd plane Privateer. 65,003 imuml* uf dcsdly hitting tfower aw1 stamina, whlch has just made lU apf-TOt- In Driving And Retreading toiling ruin* tiro*. In rotroadlhg - It It up totrof Y tooled boforo um. Our service th»y mutt be h to giro romdiMVA mtlaogp end will br|u*t •of tty: Wp Will-not hurry olrr weftahfmdffd th' yudr dotrimint. Out woik tto ad up b*toy«o wo lit-; tl»f on d*Rnito prot»ifvr* fc f ovtry1 M.l it»aL -..toy jn o y twafl. o lew hour* longer— btA yuu won't como b b i* to temp Ioln, Wo think* tha extra Hmo k well wertfc your while. HenryNapo Icon White Enjoys Palm Beach Among throe wno are spending the winter season a t Paint Beech, according u Pol too Chief Boy G. Williams, k npoo- other ■ thaw Henry Napoleon .White, former negro trusty at tho SeiifpidTjalL who disadpoorod i nddoMy about six mouths ago after being n i rusted jwith some fund*•for oaf* keeping by another' negro pit* ron«r. I Known lio n 'o f his Iff*. • *' T iers fur* h* hod net been u**y f r y Iona 'U foro tho police gelUrg hhck ' nr thlrwr," r i * But it wasn’t so extravagant as i t scemetL Hats wore bigger then — and also fewer, tuuKknade mauve velour was than ybit over did before — about twice as much today as you did 15 yetrs ago. Not ortjy has the price of electricity come down st&dily through tfatf years, bid; list bills nisy total as - 4* ^^ li" 4 v -m S Y ik gets many more mm Sr V - =- > :* f . j m- •r, ’r •J M f; : �* v ( __ ‘ FRIDAY,, JANUARY 2 ^ 1945 TI1E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE THREE' — vine* ami shipped by nlr. I he tomatoes ah/pped by nir. he rcv^«bt bad a vitamin C con i ■¥* l *1 tent double that of the ranbomv I a ' i i v c s H i s lots; consumer i«iusta ^ d panel* w^uufvu *djudicr<l r. y ri* i % O 1 1l NEW Y O R K Jan. J(i, ( Special l the airborne samples to be super I J| S t U l S O n o l'llO O l f i n ’•t m i . i ii t x i i H r m i l i e n A1.1, noi l.* CA Tiioi.ir r i l l H ill — Shipments of more than 3(5,iur In aroma. Juiciness, flavor and U lL l3 U I1 U V ,,U U I ■Hitt Tt iLI*K. |*n-lor l Ml Holds Catholic Church, IW Oak Mwwi»I, Jxnuarj 23 UOll tuns j u t . urgently ,nocdod fouai, - 4 - ------------------„ ------------------------------- color, nrel-quality eoiMparisoas-V*- — A m . * . ■— ------------ -----—•“----U i r r a n t y l>erd% I l ' e a l l i i ' B M a w I age llarl ) ( .M l U a f t ) ,.**, r a g . I1.U conaigned tn Idieratcil Greece by h l l - A N P , J a n . 26. I S put* ml) l u v l i, HuprriliUtltlciit. lO ttu n 111 Weal llili Hlraetmerciiandising ex|*crt» indicated Thomas, KloHcta H To Jue of fresh produce by air during the Greek W ar Belief AannciaUon, would vote tomorrow afternoon Hanlon* Itrighi* MMutch Knur,1* tho that 40 per cent Of the out-of- \itn'iuu*‘ 1*0*1 l l l l k * Adilteei. Dos 111 McCray et ux. the * early period of air cargo II.no A M .Hunila} Worship nre expecterl to arrive in that til tho George bill senson tomatoes shipped into a l«t» John Philip Sousa uf " S t a n 1*1.011• m Hermim, MIND8 i»K HIUtVICK development, Lareen asks, "W h a t Aflo.- th s t vote, hi- said . any Martin, J . V. c l ux Tn A tfrvl country within a few days, accord­ StrijH,ii F o t n i T 1* fume, metropolitan market could b ear a nil live. k’alhar William Nschlrab: MUN Anil.mi " jf t U l . nml Hhftll a r c the characteristics of a com­ ing to officials of the National com mittee member ran m o i r to to dai. Myers e l ux. 11 E v t r • Ur.' Snip, Mr*. Ruby t‘a*lur. an air cargo rate of ID coat* a i broke into the nbvii modity gutted to turceasful nir tiunduy n u u : »:«# A. fcf. anti Jean, Herman <!. rt ux Tn 11. War Fund which finances ihr take up the Wallace nomination Lwlliu, hurl, Mr* Utlng, ftml MrftYear" nfloi hit ilciilh wilb ton-mile— seven time* the curren t ! I 11:00 A. M. lliirkr SI cell' shipment?'* wink uf l lie Greek War Iti-in-f itself. ibv luihuiinroini'nt' by uf fn, ml* uf H. I’Off. rail rate. . Hally Man*: I 00 A. M. M i I* M, Wor* hit* He conclude* that such u com­ Confession ilalurday: 1:0% 1*. M. S e n ato r Pepper ( I ) Eta.), a HeKorest, Norman S ut ut In Association. Hrrmnn t'llllL sr AFT lilt CIIAOU "Development of a ir fvekfht in John H Sti-tfion Univeisity at lo l »0 I*. U. and 3:00 I*. It. to I.VO modity should be: Multi, gt’lri tnt. by lUilifrl Alk«m. The food shipment- were parts W allace MIp|>ortcr, s a id It liaiked this field Is not waiting on re- \ Helmut that llu enllri contents ^ George E lm e r ( i n 30n et ux I*. U. i* M Youth Follow ulilp. Uouducy, Banford K K el ‘a! ' uf the cargoes of sU Swcillsh ves- a* though a majority of the coat( 1 ) Of relatively high m arker search,** Larsen declares. "Sfru- |ul tin iuiiicmI eonductor , fir*l A ?4W I* M \\ ttlrirwilay, |*in)ir I sels which clearwl n Canadian m lttcc Would vt-te for the tieo ige value to prevent the cost of radic iu v iu m aiiH T c n A DHL V Scrricf, experimental commercial lilitHrj havo been ptwaenled W 1 To Holier! W alter* et ux Caldwell, Henry el ux To Ml1, | port during the U*l few weeks plan splitting up the Commerce 111 l U I Second Utrve. transportation front bein - an un­ shimncnta arc how being made. llu Hti’t.-,u) School of ,' i u i u tij Major A. H. Wliorlon In chars* reasonably large part of the re THIS im riflM U h n A rT lFT 1 ipj«J are rlucF to leach Greece in Mind lending agency posts. and1 are likely livery to Inereaia •t Ju r(lit; the distinguished eonductor. » >c- 1 chrll Duval et ux. hand ay bchool, H I A. M. i'UVULM relieve the aculr L kmI tail price; -Xpi’ r it nc ,■ loi Jemi Grttbel, organiter and Bush, K. J l . ,1 u i To Ada Cur, >Cuinc Wallace -aid lie saw for him-elf the coming year. Our ex Prayer Bare Ice l i : H A. M. fjtur«l A%r. «l Ninth HL loiinei conductor of the Chicago ^ .Y ' \shortage during ihc crucial winter an opportunity to handle both I* P. I»* * : * ) P. M. ( 2 ) Either so perishable thui has ihown u» that certain tain pro llrv. M N I'tariioii. PiiilOf Kiroel Me.line. T:#i P. M. months, said thr repoit. fiunil«iy Hcliool 'J;<i A, M. lfa" ’' ,,f; ° McDonald, L. LT el ox To Kd. it is not ordinarily mm ki ted far blemi will be met which can be ...... .... task* so a* to: IliangrlUlle Service. 1,00 P. IL thp H;t in I itHit OrchrMrn D c f ! ui T. It. MMdleton. Hupt* | Included m ttie food shipment* from the point of production, or solved only by the airline* and t tiulu mnu'u/mc. nml at pruirut K. Derlngrr. 1 Help provide IW.OOO.UltU pibs Friday Service l:« » -p . U. t) Morning Worth Ip 11 .DO A- UQuit Claim Dresl » r n : 17,033 tons of dried vrgean item which, through field- the food industry Itself—growers, h«tu! i l l m t o r , Coma worship with na Ti i<nifitr I'ufoo fi l i l f. H. »l mcrt-iise«l wage*. Strtnon l Tnivcr* tleF o rest, Norman S. et ux To table*, W .051* tons of fish, 'J.k’8'2 ripening, shows marked, supetior- jhippers and distributors." lli'i-nlfiK Htivlie i 3u IV M. 2 S e t up new method* of f i ­ .SkV>*-,»•*• - » -»•**♦•# ** ► :i i i h m v m a n a s i s n i M i o n a a i George EJrhi'f C<5r*dn et ux. ' tons of concentrated milk. 2.310 nancing for smalt hu-in e** which f f t i K n it.,- kgiwe POodOft piiclCvyl Isiroen cite* the need for g r o w ­ AM .IAM B T AltKII.VA t'l.r? 1 :« I uiiihii tpif ( tf fihrl, nti'tl h\ C h attel Mortgage ! tons of Spnghctti and flour. 2.he sutd hs* been squeegrit even Hatiltird-Orlanilo Highway —■Be­ green Mild transported by otdlu­ ers to leant to pick produce cant l v r f > iM lir i'T iiB M lu y — Htutljr In Hentley, Arnold To A J W i'.. j 2-U Unv* id wuvwr, 1.4,U too* ot sfnee the Fetferaf f.V iervr ll ry methiMU; ,w a 1;1». •■■— yond lleuata Avenue. ~-e t » fully at a stage of ilevflupincni ■><til ri I ’ l«1111* Stuilui *u» nlli' uf A mrt it ji*m outlet huMilmii>t»T&, concentrated soup, 1 . 1 . V J tons of ItvT. Illrnn II Smith. l*a»lor. — K lf » t m t.I T h ird Tuesday*— llama. I -T) Of lilglt, uniform uualily, best suited for a ir delivery; f o r was c*labIUhr*l in 11*13. it mill H)—Ultila Behuui. 10:00 A. u tlractlv rly 0 W.M.lf., 3 on |* M un prtmuuiuil with thr turnitin 1 laid and oil, 1 .U'JT tons of rice S atisfaction* of M ortgage nacknged, shlppeii the a irc r a f t ird m try to develop U W allace spent n large p h i * of Smith, T . J . To Shade Hmulolph and I".' Iona of oval dm- and VM w hen absolutely fre»h ami ran- proper ventilation, refrigeration Sun uu [I urn I hlirinry by Mt Suu^n Morning Wor.hlp—- 11 :»0 A. M. the morning on prepared le -tlhiiiiM’lf in I UAL T h k 1? ti* lw cl UX. compounds. Keening Heulcw—1:00 I*. M. spicumisly identified as airborne. mid stowage facilities; for distri Thursday — Midweek Prayer HetIll ndditlnn to thr fo<nl sup- inony. but some question* were I t ) Sufficiently commonplace buttirs 10 streamline their ware (li? t iii^ ui *-Im,| fium thr ««u<»n*| Harris, Wtlhclminc A et a) vIce. 1:00 P. M. 1 , lo , k l bin nr \ rullcrUsI by Mi Suum, K<c<, Eat. of Anton E. l im it s , idles, the cnrgiM-s also contain interje cted by committremen in In permit the pulWr to appreciate houainx and handling, techniques, . > ^ « r at . i* » I. a - ; . that iif "Smjf*n nml IItn tliiml. 7RI1 (tins of clothing, comprising that aensleti. slid lie " a * exnniined Hres. To M. J . Colliculi et ux superior iiunlity. I.Allll HOIIIOK and for ho produce Indiratry - ,* G i , i * ownist by the University Florida S t a l e Hunk To Albeit more than 2 .2 .Ml.non individual even tiiorc fl&sclf afte r a bi a-f I'osaessldn of these i|unlltUes generally to ucvl*e m ein* for * « H f i i i .w iu i< ;u f Illinois The nniteiinl pie- l e e .riattlr. gnrinenla, 4,10)0 blankets, ami 300, bincbeun icce**. Cecil U Crlvaey, P allor give* some assurance, Uirsep be­ Ri)cqUAUl|^\ -kriKUru S e n ato r Brewster I B Me l re* -Wtletson was rollexleil Sunday bclioul, lo.ao A. I I lioi) pairs of shoes Rglcaae of Men lieves, that u comhiotllty tvnns- merit of air-ihlppeil roimnodlllea. -• uleil Itolalul ITIlev, hlipl. I -isaiuilly by Mi Rousa during Medical and hospital supplies I Brc.nlcnt Hutivrll . iell.-e I'yson. F . A. To E, \V Hrndri. ported bv air freight can find " T h e successful devclupniriit Of (In fu s t year* of hi* career and Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. m excess of 1.300 inn*, together I dismissing Jones and fra n k ly eon r o w e r of Attorney BaeOlap—tVaevdilv, tiM N. i cof.altmer ucrepUmce ut n retail IhU now busines* will r*<iulre the I-, in fuel, hi- original library, Training Union. 7:10 P. M. Benjamin, W. Blrinley et ui To with Pf> toils of soap, are also be ' ceding ibe Wallace appointment price sufficient to pay the in fullest cooperation among nil I I r ;iM-l ndvi-o* "IVilh tin- lions Wednesday Prayer Hervlee. I ll creased cost of such shipment mg shipped, a . well n» .10 lory | " a . t. reward for political -rr these groups," he Conclude*. " K ^ in* ,.f I In- oi igninl Sou-11 Idii my Mdilicd M ather*. U .It-., ltd! oil - l o \ c - I (III.IIOll nceil I v 'c c * He w i n d e d alou d if « id­ Kepurt And this Inctensad cost, he adds, wards of auch a development a i l at Strt-i.n 1 mversitv and thr le- arid 2,.'i(HI dor«u -p,» of ' " ' r would make lo a n - J o lrIor,411 «| mnd> I oUllty Board of Ihildn to Inn s i l l include not only the diffrt ' not lie in profits alone, but ulau • l a r n n t i av . k i i i l t o p uou -is,M,,t Irlii mix at thr t o n e r stly lion Be: Urgan lint ion MTV in (j I. Rnnutfr at» 1 i'll Vlttl enre between air aril ml) rales, in opportunity for genuine public li I w m iiiir. .......... of Itluioi-," t>r sta tes, "oil to us.i No I V lIlin l Control Honorable Dlschargelllh M it latunl Ala. Hit M'bu*! uf tin* vs iti F uitd bid also the coals of extra field service in terms of improved i olte* ti-d bv M . Snu-o , on lo, v Wall nee ^anl he could "ifM ii Sunday school. 10 .no A M. Ailny of Ullltexl S t a ll . 1,1 vball mall uUo utittnl thitl fit at quality, careful handling, packag­ health ami belter living foi G -Mid I, Isin pri in ii r,-* ■ 11 col Sunday Uu.ulug Wuranlp, 11:00 ing. etc. I i snk S. Vcrnay. bund it port a from m c u U ) liber Hronliter that he wtiubl not tiper American people." .. M. In I ioii U fr. A rm y To Edward <1 ntnl Greek l«bimU indleiite that ntr mi aurh n hn-ir*, deelnrmij: he " A n y tack of responsibility (in Ch tlii Anihaaiadora. t:C0 P M. IP, Soo-ji lilonry. pat kv-l in -h*l rhlllcm len. Kvangellallr Service. 1:00 P. M. this chojce of commoditim) on •Jlhuuifh nume nuppiiea nre tn'iiijr uou Id fu n d uih it a In did xvlien he |it,i ftitni'ii t It liiM” iitiil wiMlfhlHi: S rcreln ry of Airricidture. Prlday Berelce 1.00 T. M. Aimy uf lln iln l S ta le s I. received, there the part of grower, aiilinc or « due need fur wa* Prayer Melting. Wadnraday 1:01 u n i * 1 1K M J p.'tindfx, liiif ii 11 ruily fe«-o A Cook. distributor would not only lafood, rluthiojc a ml mm lie jfie to Then not even J ump* A Fat ley, iiHiYfil ul S I uI hku I J it i v i* i"init y poor business ptactive, but would till dtiWii the dcufti rtitr mid re form er Ih’inocrntu* tmlimml chair­ Tills c m n t n Dp c o l ) uihI t uUilutfuiiiif ih uiultn ^n>. W^rrftnli Deedmake dupes of American con­ lirve the miffvrinir ami dUiret* man, Mev*r fun i*l me” t " accept Holly Avenue at Fifth Hlreet. h. i M iflirij.' I m [ii W h . | Hu k 1 J * n . 2l. 1915 sum er*," Ijrrsen asserts of tbuUAtimln uf Hit'll, kkumi'ii mid m im'IU icuI nptmllvlcr «ln> did ntSf Iter Paul Talei. Paator i4.i/ J i i i 'i t u i ..f tin.St ti i ii 11 (tf M.iiui, II. E, ct ux t.. J Y. poiiftevi the merit fut the jnh, Bunday Bcnuol, Hi;*', a M. In describing the le st., still cliilil ren. Mu’s" lu iii Mil uiiri |( u Vi *1ii tn i | Brown ct ux Mm nil.» Worship, 11:00 A. Wnltice mi id underway, through which lh<- I)c V P K — l 10 P M. KU'U tt 'lltK tlU|) " f Imllll I® flit H I Y Ivnei. E. II v-t ux lu ■ At that |MUHl Wallace. trait research group sought the rCe*ll*n*«l l ' n « «*•■* u * * l 1‘reat M ng I <*> P M • ) m \i it riiUftlt . It** aiutU/t tidal Ihc ! Briket or Mrs Je sstr Cotigvl one hand with (hr mdet most likely air fi eight cnmIMiilee Ellilhw in one of Uu- erentest Player Meeting Wed. 1-00 P i if'i .i i » (mt in n * , mu nit ui ii ; H hi 1 B pm * Icy. Tliiudr et ux t * ■ W N uf iiu* "1 fiei ui w* tii'ii 11si *-c among u long list of commodities. [ encirrlerticnl operations in history. ti -•i 1111 *^ miliici mu Scut® *ii | Blurkivoo«t el ux uuldnt waft I t " las' t>vi* i llu* I arisen cites as an example a ‘" " l " ‘"l broken Into Killing Itm i : i m in n u p u o u in' ^ iiu 'iil* ft*',| reversal E-tcs. it W st UX lo Ss lull a It roniparUon of California tnmaliae- 1 " ‘'H- 3 " miles aoiithraal of llan KF( unhl then ha-s b**« I «*od) Rev. Pi. ul Y a lM — I'aMur uf the i hi .' v % \ h (Intftl nun ]k * inail iio U1 * Ultl.ANlMI Im Jo i >pmrial) • ouiily fluftrd I’ublu Iiuiiu> tH >n iu ;v ti IV MllXKIl. I*-.u .r audit "tt* tlistfuxt*i il- evuit f i ­ thippcd by rail with other" pick riff 0 Churrh of Cud—5lh Street *wl I1tit 11 U*m |uu n i il> in l hi Snuwi* I HIT oiidiHj ifo F lo rid it St North Lnrulimi l > ■ > T he iu*t luiiw id* Hor^lrr, Huiula > mt 3.00 P M nancial Atalu* While Moscow ,|pl not officially | , Holly Atrnur. KVef >binlj mvilttl to i e r t lr * * 4-t I when ripe f r o m the mnnir I! o f uf ific Sti Tsnti libnifv I hi1 hit’ iu G. M How. I1.1st Uo Mill I )l ou c&rlut fr«*iir 111 A* t'» ftpecifn th sitfr* in imi fit confirm this report the Soviet Numla% rejkrc!«ll» aft i icti lu«n l i t ' ’ , r iv ill K* koiuril jiri III nil f flu- i‘m.nti \, make in UF*’ policy. It. VS cl ui to Kd llmh rnwlrin M-vlmna Hiitnrl) al>n t«l "ft VS alia. . cmnmunfquo did nnnouncr the t * Rrnarmhrr the **u f of the Lord unuut i iftr new firr|»r»Hif huiht ki'igmi*, It. H lu Fil Hu ’ li impurx'd ihlft l u r k tu el ear ii M t 111 l*« tlolit frrni Ity III® {>«• ita ici that question fm m St-ri.ti i capture of Briensdorf. nine mllea I k iim t u t n i i r n i l in ii JmiL-i how he waid — .. I it i f *S i p t n un S *?li« hi l uf I lur It icihtcr, J'ftul Hr H lu li» i Mi l /aid jam up tn railroad yard*, I’Mlk A u H1 till .SI Met 'let Inn (D-Arkd wr ..... ?J1 ( east of Elblng, and Unumgarth. ‘ p i ,.{ ium’,1 feu i utifvlrui'liuii ( h e t o r G, ct irx. is ichedulrd tu he ndieve*! Sun President \v I* llltooKN Jr l‘®»iur Ruusfvrll w> *di :*• 12 mile* to the south lu taking i £ j Mun sh ill not Itvi* liy breatl alone Suuilu> aichoul. ‘J i t A M .» ftf fer thr uui t Hh (‘ouper. W aller I, ct vi t u Y aIn V niorninkf to firrmH lu«idiniF RRVR.^TH V \ t ADVKNTIiT Briensdorf the Busstnn* cot th;-crib of* “ verv iff\ MurniiiK Wurnbiic A M knit l»y pvcrv word that pro(ill'll in I li bit Ka jlu. hull FI k I f Wrijrhi vt u i. fHPIICTM uf M l liiiftl hlifhh prtlihubile I'r ui ui ri ic ITfi Inli, S 1 Ci I' AT lust Berlin-KbnIgsberg Irurik railThe iiuefttiuivuitr ^ex - ion ended i:lm A t t a t # and N v ' a l h W lr t il ciinlct’h out uf the mouth of Goth ■i1(1 U|f 1rt 1111*11» l|111*Ifk |«f !•tc Hit's t \ Hurrah, Adft I- cl vji U Fbu idu rummodUiri’ it » ut no nt 1:15 P M ami the cmmiTW'u ICtt-iiliisW T 30 lr M t)4l*U«(h Kcltool Hoi jrOaya. I JO “ *> t i.. i iifutui Im (iDilyrl (i) Son-'*, lo T H. Humblcy M att.I I Open ^ ! t t ro l li n g lurtinced by I^iinurite («raw, man k. y tS^O Towns taken vcf t jrP t*i hmiMui with Itir llldHr> Me ml, Olln A ct ux V#■ A A nper of the Florida Ve^etahb tininediatelv * e n t Into c i r n i i i v e diurcli Her vie®*, 11:* > A. M. W riln rfcilnj H a rv lrr, T;iO V M Capturing mure than 1,500 For mimt time now our lltllo ■aex ah ft s li“I u u V im iTiltx li |>l diiil J Millie el u v P r*rr r Mooilitir Wiuliiva |AJ KvV (*ui«i» * Wr I(‘nm 4 ' \S wlhiceN fn * t piddn -ii<!'(--(t town* And village- on the fmjr- 1 1 ■ 1 lei \ (i l ll ru *n f if i 1 h r a r »| U i fti no lei. to * yi-u have been on the ■n ln i" . * oo I’ M 1i Cum in It tee. at n uirrlimr (»f tit* ' (Vmper, Walter L cl u« i l« ' 411 eummltlee exrutix taaifd V ln llo ra W okom®, ti-enlh day o f their gign'dic puali 1 • *•Words «»f JrsiiH," and lo ihnt min' ■ftiiu’r h - V . 1*1 i nltll 1,1 t.11 ** ih i’ 1 lh* Mt 1 11( i u llri ! i"t' F. |b«|tcn i i i i u< n nr r i ir . u iM N r.> n (juiiltlp, Ila V S rdnr litv si- |»i i* lit! lowarrl (lie henrt of Gerinarty. one. w Iioh 4 eilriH m e under the nf 1r r m c i pH rd tl rr Hr k •‘ I ; lit Alr ) . T‘hi») >u 1 f t . J.|f i m flu i III,lh Over»trert Lund f"« lu * Im i if-ft lh* iUldiriicr Hft liinoml Ihr r«tH Jft (iria pul il led uni that n i K I u t ||1 II fit «11H1HI' Il I J I a Illtr til* Atrftur the Buss tuna drive It* within five 1 1 1 ■ \ It Ml 4 il S i .< 1 • s u f 1 h r |if I’ a r t i i t* A Wake a Mood, i hrsp wnrtlfl nf Jesii« nre Ihr movement uf car <»ut of \\umall'g f IliLr it 1dK It* uu A \t tirliKui. 11* 11 mllea rust of 1’oiiiMii. western 1 (1 S||*Tw«ifi elf • i i h ,M n m I n r n l ruoni v-t crd» t«> h# Ht thr ttfjin-e very prrrintm, tail to one who }li> Ixcufiard). John (». In i -\ l hml|li. Nuprf 4** V AVe has not t.ifcteif of llo d'i love, |»HVld I la t fold Mirdt'rr . e<l Joiien. i«lui I mi dt \ t •*« i. hIh'I ** HBtil VS nleu I ||*"f A M —MurnlJtf H-rpbln* Polish stronghold noil ''gateway vid. *11 H.lfMiuutr i f f n g c i ator .-»■ , )r wm1Kp, ( ( i4, ,u,|r , f , „ , „ hi* to Rerlln." with Ihr culture uf .lietil UJIt b> u»r p«f ill) r, "llr hulfi nmny uf the word* i»f Jcsun are 10;3n A M fiuiidny H‘ tu>«| fW Itil’ll I Ilf W S Al l . i i (full C liim llrrd . r n r n l fun l l . l S AM. Mtu III flit Uoffblp- Lord* 3 Hr line Yu*« d iVai Jtfy*" M nr«*nnn Lnurt 11 Id IHJ’ P* . - - - - - ■G - omI-uiii . ’lit | S t (' h t l l t tI I 4*I.1aIS* ^ dark. K it 11 we I0U L»k n ? jw Ujc l*up»®r I® Hpiiiidutf, Arthur H tu I hum -Uliplv at mII shipping puiut* in ...... .. ,,, ,|)r FuHuwinit ^riimn f :00 ¥ fVojklFii M'tvt flotilla »ml tin * mint ion in i h - J lll(nuUt iBlt. flT.g/l.ui <rf i.r.-.Dii ul'ilr.x norll) or Pornali. also f r i l l i|,„,„,,„|. r,„ |,„ iuu ui {»- ul lilf ■x K. Kumblty H ttiiml uf Gud can kaow I M r . M. aujnf^- evening acre leas. mr.e J' - .. nnrtl, h a if rb-are.l -nfflH *nlly '" '( h n , pl.ingf-l In fi' ft lour iO*^ ) X|"*NI( toll R |f> I* M I'.« aitetlU llr ,’U-* v Ice, tin Ihr Russians -urged up to O hntr to lull on Ilim fur lAJvallnn » rlilMi v »*f U ■lA i r r i m m l * fur l if f d I' "<Bng ■■) . Vi-11 ••Ibei mm „„ ),„ ,.Mt.> t*' .if IVr ” 11 W arta River and prepared fur hi wt n « y i e . Horner J ct ux t«* l»hfi * LAKR a u n t m u x u l T f *. f lilt ui*!" I *-1 mu! the Mintiy otlit-r Itltatalnifi rti|l! i i rmmlt', Oldl Fukliluftr'l d ib it (it ""rilllcn _ J thr j., 1, cross that hmrici in n flank ol-.idil t’liisii» ut »tdh tuti\ri Mltrn, IL Tffltfiie et ut lit- llun [ n r in. , -»> j aiitffliiK A jt«c eua|)ol with a FJIANK J. Dry si. n. DU. 1‘aaior lunvqnvcrit on Po*i an. • The avernxrc daily moveiiienl of m the mm head uf llu Slelnoli William*. J A rt if*; h* *Sbelly l» ' 4 Bikr-LgY' » Sarvlcaa for bandar— Wo want ihcteforo to Urlmt lo Sarvlfluila find V(‘Hi taldea fnun Finn 1:00 ,1* If . W iJ n u t U y . Frayei I Hrift hind aiva■ in Vu-*li»b,i , YifVt Uio e sp tu n p( Bwsri'h-x Lu ml; lie* iidiieh fu ihd •ilunillon Ju««-ph el ux ‘ * A. M.—Bandar .Bcliool »r»d piKt'® !•**«!I ng* yul) uttoi today tho "Mind of tl.Oe A. >1 irpridW Hare lea. dn ip ut Hint H(M1 cm p pel lav h a i r lie-tTi made pfu*1u» t n • mi n titUittor# l.fiit tbe.-IluJilen* novv were 1(2 piths ciidorieil bv lewtini All W tlco in i f:lo V. U. Tauflg rgupla’a Koclalr. 0 J e w .." • ;.;a Mutflhiiiirul. «sJrp, VS. K tn \S More thmi H>00 cur* were ahlp end V e n n hi cniiptruction «*f m dill- c u t nf -Berlin, tho «lon->t throuKhuut tho ruuntiy* advineit lied oil Mundav. Jnn. - J th« ^••'t; ffitinn dnuix. boriiur t f ‘ii te-uin D. Rogerx. announred point on the dire, t Dlrtclnr I hick wit/ c o iu n m tT ix A t. (iib tu ii P IltB MKTnowtXT c u u n r - l l Wlmt n itody tht* U, to attain dav firioi tn the cmtitirjcu onlei well■( and nthei public w-orkn Hr ul Kmtale Morlfage® Corner i'ai k Av-ous SjuMtk him u f ro ll fi rtf* rood to tin- Reich capital -H r Loir* Hw h n dim reflection of tt, l» the am b i­ unit Third Utraat Clunls, ( ’. Il tu Centra I FU . Graw im heated t hit l ahittmenlp Sftvjct army naar*Ra,ocr Rod S t» i, lion with Suidut, lh J. W. JVBY, I’aalur hu ckw ltl John It old. M Malar M tion of An#oli. hiifhvr they c a n ­ 8auday Vahoot, lu 60 A. U John 10.3 ItiOft. nni weekinufht meiiiife TfH) The f ir»t ironclad wm ve-*w*d llyw ever, said some units wen- culled uttrntidh l>> ilu« f.ut th.il Pro. Credit A ixii Bupday h'ebttol lu:*0 Praaabloc. I tlH A M. not yoar. Husaell, Chrutri (i el ux to chip per d«> • wuA built bv Admiral Vi Son Sin S to u t 1UfV m i l e * - f r o m the N an MConduclur L riiU ’l i* niie of the Horning NVnr»Sh, il aa r . r . u . a . T :it V n Harmon Hut+y,,i 'hr tut aatd: capital, preaumabl- to th* anutt. two (.orhufii rvui mv j led li> Haul R lrh tir Sr ,-t ux Step** are I mi*III If taken bv *hr nf Korea m If'Pl, JTd venfft liefmn O To be ronformed to the imaife Praacblng, lit* P. U -Tall No Man ' Suiixu i iiiHIKci * t'.idiU '* He Jane, S A et ux i»« Olin A \f i n tid'b t Hmnuttee In if el per (be SI 'iilicit find M h t im.n f cast. of H u Son. U the end of God in •Ijio •tail'd Ihui - . i ,* (ifnbel Mend el ux i It c n o l t a n s t v r A i . t u m u ) rush ing westward across (Mil- u' I** ni"\*‘ recfei citf* (M il SS ,( | f Ittin the pr< declination of Hia Chlireb u o(irH U il lilt py ttmporftry C U l’MCIt o f p p n i » T . a c lO N T ir r bflso of trie Rollsh corridor n --" Hatteri. I I t I uu i-Moruln CfHlI jHIR.il IMlis n ci ■ , <■l b) Null sH nfviih wcit phiced at ?diippTnij Morning rtrrvlca. il ott A. 41. from nil e t e r n i t y —We ahnll tie dli «,rlor I fit Suimji l i ­ S tate flank W N n - h l i ) availing sarrle* » : « of Roman the Jiuigloji^ in u 1> In hid i din ei l * Wlifii llu Nati«i t e l ' cult "I fiuinl v to* fut i new a of the cm Park Av*. at Kuarth ML like Him. i : the Bible picluro of . •a'nt 'Vll" I. Ilia autiJUl o f j l o - mile adVanc* tciged Keynla, 22 brary, with vbbuh It 111 nbel U Shc|»pnrd, ( evil S <f ux to bar ifn teathed thr mduftliv lloly Commwnlon, A, kf. L Hideium they wrecked un i in. in heavdn. |^a*nit-bn itinii — Id* I* w III ha read .Cbiircti Mcbool, 9:20 A. M, so well twiiuiiminl Kill be under Florida v'xtnte Hnnk \ I'mIt 200 brnlK'p ariiixp the avoid |oftft of veifctaldtp already Ifl ChUleh.a of Christ. P<-|,io|.i, mllea from tho German Romero Murulug Btrrlctw 11:00 A- M. II. U. Pope Co., Im tn IF IF harvested tib; Immediate jut i -lu lion during canal In prevent alliiMl uav of thin O Oh! huw lofty, auch n itandard, I tiwilK (oi ot tin- wnr 1,1 mi Hundu), Un frontier and ISA milks south the month* of cuU!n|tm|f, filing* Hope. l a s t of the Baltic port Of titflHu imourtatil waterway! luiw nil crenlure perfection r i n i r r P a k i t a W K H t A h i - d v > c i l ^TNKTlbfifen T e * l la: Wrv rail «tu Chattel Morlvafe Units of two Bovlct nnnie- ttlid «nadiridir." he •aid f- U JtrowRj.a. Paator iihrinkr nhnihed and confounded To viivr lumber nrul atoraffr HotliUig aUMtust Hi' l| Mill., hut .for MttL-nu.rn, F, tn Fluridu Stn(> l id (Mr,Oak iVsnUw .f before n llivine tvorlrollurc like I'lngue* frightent-d |n-«pbiHf Irullr* f l l i-nrliilldtins - 1 *:|6 . : ■ctxed a tuts I Of .700 lawns and pair, the Army ia uxinc inrrran (tuaday Straw* < .. Hank. , Amonx t h» ol tatlwji * . “ hkli com * villages ,ln Eqst . i ’ru ss ia as lb* v loir mimhere of ftfiuare telephone tin- Mid,Hr Acu* from tin iluthis *» >14 A. M bUhdJqr Uclionl * H l l l if i r l l o n of M u r t c i i r iirlls the tg-.ioti Mini'iD l i , the fen- rlnerd in steadily ut! Konigsb- ' : 11 :R0 A M Moral tig Worship, li-i fnr yi-nr* at * linir l»"le* tn the rield - 1 rout the lllble 'Lead ati KlfM National Dmik of Orlan l ie iy Hu- Iruo Arurrl alandinn l td r . U . J r . .-A . b r . T au n s lowing in thy truth, and iu>)> , n » i for East Rnt*sla npl)A ) .and centr d along ,v lh) uitlr f *. • with tlirwe do to R I. ( Tuuiii P/ppla O itl tim Min, who alone proje ct* nib'll dti IBS the SOnd ’: o,l „f‘ in> s*l*A " base for th* Outitbrnbereif Co • tnick wiTiu'irtl »||v iu ,,ii’ t-nr|?ijf «l I : ) * P. M. tjrenlna f¥«r*hlp First Federal S «v rn.iT*1 A tjuaji no shadow, may we not, how­ tlon; on thxa <to I w-atl.,atl' rh# marts wbo have lust ay>)>raiimui> lfiii.hl |hr rt ut ht'r - 11> ««11 n* 511 tilt dayAH Hie path* yf the laird ever, seek at least to appro*- c b x n i o m I t t t n t o a i i T t ntoA cu e ra merry and itnlh uum auCh aa ly half of th« ,U.2&J-S<Hi*re Jim which imbthrfe ^skiiuil j*' much Aiftn* to Joinex F Hrnoku et lTl Axaljnm»t»i of M n rlK if r iniate, Ihouifh wo cannot ude* •J . Of, AsalUi, pastor n5 Iwu n ilb \ f")Mi illsipfttrli raatrrnjtut ftelcn province. kfap ids euvatiaiii sod Ids teatl- rusternyosl RirMop, Foul Sr H ux to F jm $ g-x *»*#*r.*| tb.d# iv,u» Ji Hunjay behoof, A. M, H niotilas" iPiAJht. JS.t.Ih) fiuntetv rrsenihlr ip t^ti L i b e r *Ud Kjtkl 11ii f d flirlitiiii (-i/ljfnl tfi A AilUou A. W. Ilanitli Supt,. Til's. I.*rU-n-Hsriij.-h uH-i. tuftUdaa Ifitfhl ui l l i lbs\ « * ii .atiis*. itl Btrirkriilierit, 17 mite* suiilln-i wmalop. it:* * a t t • Lba fptlowme l i p i M " from J j i * l * o * f f f»l U ln rnrt a It 1* impouililr on earth to aa- M'-rntng (In hill; |"tdi biMK* I. # ThaeksalvInt BarvICs' at > 1 0 P. CWrUtlaii r-latter m l b s u t t ,', "Bet- of Konigslwrg, was selied VVutAoii. I t**t A! wid t«i kt r * * aw late with a fellow being, with­ M hunday. v • . . . w anea.Aml Health f l t h Key to <h* the Ritaeiaas, a * f f c t c GroAll whine tin* fi- iu „ lute fits Htel hi I" SA I ciuu out gi-ttiiiif iii aomc degree aa- p-ayer toaallak Thbradaj eVaulht Seh nr belt, 20 mile* on the mirth patch hnld* i hr tuHHum* w n r ^ i - '^ c d o T ' n 1 H <t*!* , Nntsrv < i>mmi**tnn almilntrd It* him. So the more we checked ul (Ullik®hr** hru'k ft tut Immurial Ihmugh ih« flnllft, r a i l , and Gritlbach, 21 mileStab- ,,| Elm id* tn ("ha riot study the mind of ChrJit, the The ihrrRt I" Amtriniii (Mini i Smtdi m TK ks. aiF lrfxl t-n t m t- X mjitabl*'. Alul mul mo «f*■ thr cost. rOsrlht ,.aickitowl«dgi-l nirre we me in HU company— that the " f i r * i Jia g " of d rfrn.e - Uoni 111 ptYdtll I H.iKdiitliaU. |U»d»llonnraltlf |>i-th*rgea f e holding cunverar with Him aa C b n rcf guarding .KrutltsUacg ,hiul Iwv-n ably HI) initial t , c r i n # n nlijeclive, by Pg.lqe 3 J » p . j l l i l. R, Atrtty t<> Isaib Larkin 'O our l>rgt and dearest friend hrraclird elui *tK***rir»Ttfc itlnnen ,V»S* eatwd hy dmighlmy counterIf. ,S. Navy lo d ia r ie s iMvvton ________ J catching up Hia holy look* and cal superiority of th s attacking attack* which idmvcd thr enemy uoday Bridge*. holy deed*--the inorg ahall wa b* •f WCb nWmrn.. visa o as. Ho vie la, ■ . , > lock Serosa the Modi-r River crwl Sand ay Ik Leg I. A. M. ■ transformed into HU Image. Bovlet' .f r o n t d b p stc h e * said of this town. 15 miles north of thousands of Russian, .Erenrh and Strasbourg umms rim t o r n atiiAppooK Coniider. «ay« a g r e a t # pottle It', planting Him i^yaln nml Hull fi,r checking up ■>•• y»»ur i 'c i i ih civilian*, Impressed into •Three German m i x i n g * of the _ (litarally gata o n l' ChrUt Jeaua ■ptlug no-da fur Inrrt-a-nl fiH>,l prniluctlnn, fortificuUon work by the Ger- Moder ill considm alilr force from # (lleb. 3:1) »tudy feature by man*, bad boon liberated, a n J two to five inilr* wrsl uf HagiJlvo-1 feature, lineament by lineament, U U l " b | b ttaln-lo sds o f ,U n k > . Oenau and 15 mile* deep Into AlO rU firu to* cmn lx secured from the County Agt-nt. of that peerle»* Extmplor, Oaie- T e v h g „ . munitions ami other mllllm ■' BStce, also were under attack and on the Ron of Rlghtcouneia, till, I— tVialsnA , . . supplies had been captured Inlurt the enemy wua I mug driven .back like raxing long on the natural (r**n *its r>M omi , bp . G e n , lT»n . Chcnjlakhovsky'* across the rive. JM U l loataiirea . » b q » •un, you carry away with you. on In* efforts In tohalf uf tha AaTrt.lrxJ W^ilte Russian Ariny. New Line Set lip * your spiritual vision, daxillng !J0I K. Icit- St. Phone 5.1 ■oelstlnn. ' , uur 1 lu south eastern East Rrussia It wa* along tin- M»dcr that ‘w Image* of Ilia hrightneaa and Resolutions were also (asaed nth dkrWti uUtfr Soviet .unlU tloaing 'U i on ■Lieut. Hen. Alexander M. Patch moral eartafhty.—, slatar. g lo ^ . We must never forgat.that l h * ! central roVe o t tJofmaf; rc- had set up a new line after pres­ eontmenJIru, work * f Mrs. Mary tla. it U not the raiml, but the work s ls U n c # ' esp tbrtd Che stronxhnlds sure forced n withdrawal fa r ­ itawllna. sea* t a l e i chairman ap­ Kaparltnra la ylrtnr, paver of Immanuel, which tire at the pointed by the •Pilot Club, fur U Ary*. k« mUaa o t lorek *ml ther north foundation c f a-tinners hope. jo h a n n U b u r g , •2 6 miles ioulhwcsi - While late rtqMirt* said the her work In collecting nearly for labcrrulotla work, ooff l-yck. i.yck; ______ Arys,* _. a , b_i g barrack* German* were Iwing "contained," *2.8 00 • He must be known aa a onvjor IT T fI MI TO CHANftl iUftft|C^MTtl ’LbDcC (ggro committee headed by " wit, was whero Bovlet ^troo|m there wa* no altrm pt to mini­ T .before lie U-»ludied aa on ex i.. ('■I r a k am i hi* *«b»eommltfh 1P29. wsre InUt mise lh* force of tlie push and a - ample. were UUtewi** commended Paata Germans .after losing Uic battle U. 8. i t a f f officer declared It work. . ** I Cfor Warsaw Ktroalftig Into was a “m ajor rffq rt" lo try lo l o t tea' lift , . n j a tloi Member* who attended tho lie TOcoauuei all Al*acc. which H it­ center J « w „ , „ ^ n thelV'ronqueJt of E s » l I’rus- l e r had incorporated ' Into the of HI* holy Ufa T;*#. Mr. Na Alan wae ever mt com]i-w M r *1b ths Russians ware not only Reich in 11)40. setting. •kIliad In the oondoet wiping util , crach . urilU of the German* charged under Mr. iVlUoa^ Mr«. M. P- S m ith , The G w k s i .Ikyaw M o n r ^ f r o r n ' ’ -fel " n army and thousands of rover of thick weather ae they Ihr. Lejend It. tHme.'-MUa Maude But neither must w» overlook «Hny ■m rttUs. but were did in the Ill-fated Ardennei Ramsey and M rC - f ^ n c h o n . or. the S crip tu re obligation to wolk wr.rks. at •laat fobbing B e r lin and northern tier- campaign, striking with at least . ' ' V - 11" " tn Ui* footaUpa and imbib« l i b At THE CHURCHES F o u r Principles T o Guide Shipping F o o d stu ffs By Air John Philip Sousa Library Seminole County Court Record 3fi,ooo Tons o f Food F E P C R ejected Hhippud To (ireece Manpower Legislation O Thousands O f G er­ mans C u to ffJn E a st PruasiaByR ussians HH i■■ ■ ....... ODT Embargo Slated To He Lifted Sunday ©Sp/Unjfr• ©i FA R!at 5UPPL!US Plans Are Made T c B u ild Sanitarium For T B P atien ts m rr Wr3| w S p e c ia lize d i3S,lnfc.h'Xu.Hl„ri uX - M. ________ , ' 2 ^ ^ . * '7 7 '.-. j J f l t ^ “ w Mlal. . * Ukraine Uf* fromdssure tho reflectlop Of Field and (garden HILL HARDWARE Co. * L!' Spirit, fo r, i f any man h*v* not a the Spirit o f Christ, ho is non* r f Ills' Oh! thst eoeh intfivldiis! ' T * , r M * r * « , l , « . «JM r Cltrliturn were more savior like i t In tho m s n ifo s U U td io f. * For (xiirden Tools polnts y o from d r i m i r r of Csecho« 7 —db# Ger- northeastero ona armored division brought down from thr Ardennee, two other armored divlslone. ono parrcbule division and two Infantry ItiikftSe - lets )■ - ii a n r u r It w* are eageged tn ^ I II - C o a t . n r a r i t i r r a t , netrfonl, prMs. wader Uie tirtillaae earn* ...11 'Hardware ■Ox. and that -we to register aatd name purother letted 1 “ i m t» th s term* j> f IUe ' F l c t l - In addition, they had troop* |n reserve and alec had unit* counter-attacking In sou­ thern Alsace again lit tb#i h'rench rlret Army to keep up lb« preseure all along the Alsatian fro n t The Allies ran afford to f l * * ground here, and the Germans rhoee tn attack— from Haguenau weetwxnl to the Vosges—a t a time when thr Alllee farther selling the territory -north were eelslnt. lerrl whst i t m ey M*f euprewa ' ftftf In tins thev need .fin ■ th hy eav-_ adult on O erautJT from the > ftame- liatate (ChepUr lfM« LUB1IICATIOX �V FRIDAY1, JANUARY 29, ISM, ,t TH E d AN FORD HERALD , 8 AN FORD, FLORIDA Building Room Coming WINTER SPORTS Onp thing stm1 nl»oiit thi.t cotintry, whan |>*‘n<’»* cninra, in that there will lx* it lot of new building. atul not neceannrily where people ex|>ect it, either* Robert P. Grrholz of Flint, Mich., preaident of the National Association of Home Builders, has some interesting ideas on this subject. He says there will tic immense struggles, in titles and settleTtH>nrftF5B^7”?)TT‘Frf'sr'Ulcmetit oT’Amerleim’ population, aiitT out of them our people will create "it new pattern of living.” Many cities, he says, will face years of disappointment because they will lose their present war plants “through unpreparodness to ussImihtU- the new population." In the first 10 years uftcr the war, he believes, we are going to build an America that will he one-fourth new. This will tnke enterprise, courage and hard w o rk hut he thinks we can do the Seven Y ear*' Wnr. when Fred erlck itrnrk out. at Cpis*k*'" clustering ft>e» And In ‘tin' ei»l won a peace of exhaustion against irrenl odds. But the frequent rc fereoce* whlrh one enccnmtei* in the alory of that war to the failure of the Russian commis­ sariat and the ilothfulnr-* of PtPt DOWH! DO Y A T B iN K ITS A P IC H 'C ftH T iu g it o r e iE P U H T? 500.000 the general* opposed to Frrder'iek— which enabled him to sur­ vive irvrrul defeat* and the fa rt that Her tin was twice raptured cun loudly Ik? repented niter this wiu, Wlieu Berlin la captured this time it will stay raptured/ another Hunersdorf in the Oder Volley would tie the end. AM AZED A M E R IC A N S FLO RID A'S U N D E R W A T E R FAIRYLAND Tlie most Interesting and argumentative problem, he suggests, Is whether the job shall lie done by the govern­ ment or the people themselves.* From present* indications it looks as if both will 1st on the job, with the government possibly taking the lead. In fact, according to Frank ;\V. Cortrlght, executive vice president of the National Associa­ tion of Home Builders, the Public Housing Authority is right now ‘‘the head of a going concern greater in size than General Motors, its assets ip housing exceeding three, bil­ lion dollars." B U T H O N ESTLY! W E M /S S E D JU ST ARRIVED , H O U S E S U P JP E R S _ NON— Power—For What? FRIDAY, JANUARY a«, IMS IJIR L B V E R SE FOR TOD^Y PRA Y FOR*GUIDANCE THE LA ST THING B EFO R E YOU GO TO S L E E P : The U m L aboil g iv e Jn aJJ, Gray Bar (From The Christian Science Monitor) Thie iky I* u pigeon’s lenten wing, Brick buildings brood; their purple cast Give* them a look of pinchedwfth-cold. Sound li subdued; It seems aghast At Iti own boldneii. A furtlva squirrel Movei across the ground. Slow la hi* motion, tall held stiffly low. I l there a smell of mow ’ CAROL CHAPIN. Many a per»on li going to live a lot longer berim e of certain wartime shortage*, for instance, cigarette*. The Tampa Ttfne*, Incensed over the removal of Jr* *e Jont* to make way for Henry Wallace, wonder's If It isn't a bad thing thus to swap horses In ml<F I t now teke* two red point* to get a pound of lard. By the way, what ever happened to Goeringl — Fort Myers New* Pres* We hope he's still filling Jda belly with bullets. .Tha State it Georgia seem* bout to have Ite own little prlvate civil war over the question o f repealing the poll tax. You'd think that was the only solution fo r the race problem. i t Mew Yorkere are to have two “ meatless" day* a week as a Counter-offensive to the meat shortage. Two meatless days s week won't hurt anvone. . . . if you can get .meat on the other days. The most alarming fact, perhaps, in this wnr. is the immense power wlc4de(V<*tfy the combatants. And the most impressive fact in civil llfe is the, almost incredible growth of modem communication. The Utter wen foreshadowed more than 1100 years ngo Ay SheLtewfemtKx whose —Puck" boosted of "putting a girdle r«ound the earth in forty minutes." Hut it is not recorded that anyone in real life ever did so until the lat­ ter part of the IuhI century, via the telegraph. Now we have not only the telephone and telegraph, hut the rndlo and that mysterious “radar" which seems more remark­ able than any previous method of communication But consider the immense and ever-growing power of present explosives. Cites sire completely destroyed, by ulr or land, in a way thnl makes the nncient Huns and Vandals seem like mere children playing with dangerous toys. We now seem to wreak nil this destruction rather lightly, with the easy assumption that what lias been un­ done by explosive power can be replaced as easily And so it can, perhaps, in a material way. Hut what becomes of humaiwconfiaunce, security, and the great systems of life and thought that we have known as "civilization""' TorieH Not Reactionary The Tories have l>o<*n maligned. For years the word has been used in the United States to indicate extreme re­ action and stupidity. It was once said of the Huiirlxui kings of Frnnce, ‘They have learned nothing and forgotten nothing." Most people would cnll that a perfect picture of the British Tories. • Perhapa it is a wrong Idea. A Tory nobleman. Viscount Hinchinghrooke, hns published a party progrum whose very title "Full Epecd Ahead!" runs absolutely counter to American notions of Toryism. Ho points out thnt in Bri­ tain the Tories have been the landowners' party, and their Whig ai)d Liberal rivals have been the party of business. Labfei^unth& /«i^ers hare often been neglected by the Whigs and the Liberals, nnd favored by Tory legislation. The great Tory prime minister Benjamin Disruell even anti­ cipated much of the work of our own New Deal Lord HinchIngbrooke proposes to continue the Disraeli tradition. There seems to be much truth in what ho says, un­ fortunate ns this may be since it may deprive the American political vocabulary of a handy term of abuse. SANFORD FORUM R. L. Dean, Editor, The Sanford Herald, I f you du not read tba Herald Sanford, Florida. daaalfled ada, you are missing Dear Mr. Dean: a good bet In tness days of ra­ In Wednesday^ Issuo of your tioning, priorities and scarcities. valued paper, I read the following You wttl find here Iota o f good llam : "E ric Johnston, president bargains you c a h t find anywhere of the United State* .Chamber of aloe. Commerce, Is planning on going Into tba movies; Yea, and wa're Jesse Jonea undoubtedly believes there are man/ men In tha United thinking of tak in g up. singing." As far s i I'm concerned, there Btates Incapable of handling tba Job of lending bltlloni of donate fi no objection to Mr. Johnston of Undo Bam a money, but of all going Into the movies but 1 am of them ha probably would pice Henry Wallace aa the least can- greatly concerned with the possi­ able. Ho one would queytlon Mr. bility of your taking up singing. Wallace's honesty, but whether ha has enough Ice In his aye. enough stone In his heart, to make a good watehdog of the treasury remains to be teen. ■ * A young'.naval lieutenant’ Jpit returned from the Pacific where ha did hie full part toward ellntlrating tha yellow manses ravaala that he now rants a house hare where there Is no rant coiling for thraa times what tha house brought just befure tha war, while hia own homo In 'California happens to ba in an area where tha OPA kaapa rants down to tha level of thraa yean ago. One (a forced to conclude that than b something unfair about that. t have often listened to the sounds thnl seemed to pour forth from your thrust through your lip*, st meeting* of the local Roturv Club and all I want to iny I* this: "Don't take up sing­ ing; Just le t It be." Aa a poten­ tial singer, I believe you are a fine editor. You may even bo considered, for a man o f your years, a capable and somewhat agile tennis player. But a* a elr.gcr! I Juet can't h e a r ' you. at all. Hlnrrrely and harmoniously, Charles H. Morrison Rotary Club Hong-leader. The ODER NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE In the years Just peat tha war tldta hava lapped ovar 7 many famous rivers, known ’ in song, cherished for thalr beauty or calibrated for thalr Influence upon the liras of peoples, But tha Odor, which cmargaa as a possible barrier ta tba onnuhtnf n *u Army, nnny. a m possible jrijngiuto eastern chalctr Rod moat for tha German citadel, is ora of tba least familiar of these streams. Although its economic Importance U considerable. It has none of tbs celebrity which mads tho Sains, tha Rhine, tha Don and tha Volga household names tha world arbund long bafora this war cam* to thalr-banks. Through moat of Its MO mltai tba Oder moves, swiftly between low banka, a shallow stream in a wide, shallow valley.' I t riaea ta"' g 'p o rtio n of the Sudeten and In good - agricultural landami then sprawls through tht fla t sandy plaint of tha north to empty through Ihrtt channels. In­ to Htcttlner Half, an ottuary opening our into tha Baltic, It la connected by canals ta many, neighboring streams, including tha 8pra«. which flows through Ber­ lin, and with Its tributaries make* up ah Important watar transport system. / Military, bowarer, U does "not constitute a -vary serious obstacle certainly, armies which hava stormrd across the Draper, the Don, the Danube and tba Vistula will not be checked by tha Oder, unless that rivtrlina la vary strongly assisted by German en­ gineers and powerfully held1 by German troops. Moreover, 7 tha Odor swings far to tha .wait. / RATIONED SIZES G Tan or black kid, leather soles * Romeos, black i kid, leather soles Tan Composition .......... Tan sheep-lined, leather soles ladles can use these t«.n H itler’* comfort. The valley of the Oder ha* been the scene of many hatles. It « u laid waste in the Thirty Y ear* Way, when lo m r three-quarter* of the inhabi­ tant* of Silesia were killed, and a number of Frederick the Great's moit famoui battles were fought near the stream- hi* victories of l.f u then, near Ilrenlau. in 17(17, and, in 175S, of Zorrdorf. near Kueslrin, in the angle formed by the confluence of the Wm the and the Oder, and hi* worst defeat, which took tdace at Kunersdnrf. near Frankfurt (the enMern city of the name) in J7MI But the Oder played little part in the •tfuteey of those war* —no role rotnpnraWe n> that of the Rhino and the Paiiot-e in military hlstory. Perhaps the German* will take eoutaire from the memory of B L. Perkins NOTICE! i ALL ELECTRIC CONSUMERS FLORIDA & LIGHT CO. B y or dor of tho W ar P ro d u ctio n B o a rd , wo a ro hereby' n otifyin g e a c h a n d e v e r y p erso n to w hom we supply e le ctricity of th e term s of Utilities O rd e r U -9 . considers that compliance will endanger public health or safety may appeal for relief to the District OfQre of the War Production Hoard for the area in which the consumer la located, Ref.i U-9. * M|45b0.61 Utilities Order U-9. (a ) PURPOSE OF THIS ORDER. W ar re* qutnementi have created • shortage in the supply of coal and other fuels. The par* pose of this order U to sore Idols used In the generation of electricity bv prohibiting certain unnecessary a n a of electricity. (b ) DEFINITIONS. F or the purpose of this ( 1 ) “ Person" means any Individual, partnership, association, business trust, corporation, political subdivision, g o v grnmeutal agency o r corporation o t any organ bed grea| »f parsons whether tocorpora led or t ( 2 ) “Electric S u p p lie r" means any per* •on who genera(W, transmits o r dis­ tribute# electricity. essential' public services tho lighting of which la specifically certified to be necessary by local public authority. O rtlflcation thal|jw made In writing to the appropriate electric supplier and need not be in any particular form) (a ) PROHIBITED USES. No person shall urn electricity for any of the following —— - - - ^=' d. * wlT'i * . 74 Air% ( I ) Outdoor advarUaiag ' and outdoor promotional lighting. y. (11) D ire c tio n a l o r Identification signs using not m ore than 6 0 watts p er establishment, fo r doctors and fo r hotels, and other public lodging t . ( ? ) Outdoor display lighting except E" J* “ sr » •7 a* Is In (f ) NOTICES. (1 ) Every electric supplier shall, g* won aa practicable, notify by publication or otherwise all persons to whom it supplies electricity for usee pro­ hibited by tlila order of the terms hereof* ( 2 ) If any electric supplier has knowl* edge of u violation of this order by u person to whom it supplies electricity, it shall Inform the person of the viola­ tion. If tho violation fa continued, the electric supplier ahull notify the person In writing of the ipedlie terms o f the order'which apply and of the penalties prescribed for violation and ahull mall m copy of the notice to the District Office of toe W ar Production Board fo r tba area in which tho consumer la located, R ef.« U-9. ( g ) V i o l a t i o n s , i f th e w » r P ro d u ctio n Board determines that any person la using electricity Jn violation o f tbla order, it may direct the electric supplier serving men person to disconnect service and prescribe the conditions under which service /.m ay bo reconnected** In ^ addition, any person who Wilfully violates any provision 2 mi Ihta s r L t ee v k . In In connection __-I.U with regU • material fact IijpMcl lU t 15th.day o f Ju m r y , 1945 I B PRODUCTION BO. B r J . JOSEPH WHELAN, OM HZa rhe Sanford Herald �\ fit < ”- n r- ■ ■■ * *■ • * i •• %*• * * F R ID A Y , iA N tiA ftY z ip ■p i n iiw — -*r O ” Social A n d Social Calendar - T/— Personal Mrs. Lee ‘‘Pilots” On W o r l d Cruise ----------------- S Wigftins Home Scene Matthews,, wuh fidelity, played a harmonius "tiigue Ilretonne" Of Bridge Tarty a* the guests arrived III England. Activities P e r s o n a 1s Member* of the Woman's Club and guests were escorted Wednes­ SATURDAY The rngulnr dance fo r mrmlwrs day afternoon on "An Airplane of the Country Club ami their Trip Arout d the World" by Mr*. friend* will bo held ut tO-.OO i ’.M- John- I., I.*e, ‘'pilot,” who intro­ duced performers with dc*crlptfv.i at Urn club h<iLiA\ phrase* about the custom, and TU r.SD A Y T b * Ju n io r High School and clim ate of each country viiited V Grammar School I'.T.A. *111 meet Tho program wn* under the at the Junior !ti;:h School at auspices of the Fine Arts De­ D iM flY M„ prrcc.tM by a hoard partment and Sponsored by Mrs. t4*«W g * 1 3 : 3 0 I*. M. A Fuu rid­ H. C. Moore, who introduced er* Day program will ho present­ each person participating In the ed and there will b« u dcinonatra- show. as n finale to thr a fte r­ Ok tIon o f electric equipment. The noon’* entertainm ent Mr*. G»org-> WJunior High School girl* will McCall, mimic chairman, assisted In planning the program. serve tea. As Mrs. Lee took her audience W EDNESDAY to each country, realistic sound AH memlter* tin: urged to at lend the meeting of the Service effects of an uliplune engine "fcr - \VI»e,» Club in the Library of were heard, making the trip TMhe USO at tt:00 I1. M. Election seem real. She first slopped in of officers will he held und plans Italy where u ••uintel of young for the installation will be made. ladies, the Misses Roberta tv a n i, All service wives who are not Sylvia Meisch, Mildred Uohson, members of the club are Invited Martha Page and Lury Ward sang “ Italian Street Song." Miss Ward to attend the meeting. rendered the solo nrd obligato THURSDAY ® Sem inole Chaplet N*hs#^-Order-* part* and Mrs. Ruth Jacksort, Eastern Star, will hold ilr reg­ director of the Seminole lliiMi ular business meeting in the Ma­ School Glee Club, of which the sonic Temple, at R:fH> l 1. M. All 'rbi are members^, /K^uujumirvi members and visiting members . s in g e r . ^ ,V„.V ‘ -A ’ are urged to nttend. There will The quintet again sang, repre^ b c Initiation. s tn tlrg Russia, th* well-known ’ , ~ ."V o lg a Boat Mum" Miss Evelvn ! • George Walker of Plant City was the week-end guest at thr home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Minartk of Pork Avenue. Mrs. Dora Cleveland was the guest of her son and daughter In-law, Mr. and Mrs. M.N. Cleve­ land. Floyd MrHae of Evansville, Ind. spent last week-end with his brothrr-iu-Uw and sister. Mr. and Mrs. George A. MuffelL Miss Mary Helen Tew arrived today from Florid* State College to .pend Spring holidays with her family. Mrs. Kenneth Gustavson and infant son, Kenneth Thomas, of LeGrange, Gu. were recent guests of Mrs. Agda C. Thomas, 101 East Seventh Street. Mrs, A. 1). Drown and Miss Elitaheth Ann U n g - i r e visiting Mrs. It. II. Rudd end family in m m i— a c e il,muring hei «..n, tinge,, whscelrbiale,! hi* seventh birthdnj anniversary yestetdny Mrs- l» t * l Garnei entertaiin-<t with n party .-Al het home mi Palmetto Av* 1 tiur. A Valentin* llienu |irvdomlll»ted ihtoughmn m the dei-orn tion* and th* refreshments. In the dining room the lu.-c covered table had fnr it* i-eiiterplecc n large birthday eak* emlnisse*l [ with red heart.* «n,t tavors w ere' in keeping with the ehoser thenn Throughout th e afternoon gamer were rntoyed with prize* being awarde.f to Marianne Strickland. Jean Raker, Betty Bryan and Terry Smith Those enjoying the event with the honor**, were: Harriett Brown, Jean [taker, Betty Bryan. Marianne Strickland, Myra Fran­ ces Strickland Lyndr Echols Barbara McN*b. Gary Echols, [tuhhv Me Nab, Earnie Morris. Terry Smith, Allen M affett, David Watkins, ililly lander. UruvC amt V»»>tw MrCny, Uotkn Little, Ralj bit Muyet und 0 !*• Flowers. Also, Mr*. D. K. Mr Nab. Mr*. Rupert Strickland Mrs J . N. Aiznrello, Mrs. II., FV Morris. Mrs. E. B. Smith Mr* H. 1<. Bniwn,*, Mr*. G. A. Mnffett. Mr*, it It Watkins, Mis. Jam es I anier, Mr*, 11. W Little and Mrs. \V. F. Garner. Azaleas and. on urea Cancel* of the t. ogb u ittj v use o f ! Sthool *,f Dancing included, the j one table ws* placed' Mr* J StiiAA A11&m* hih u* I Misses Jean Snyi r. Ann Whilwket. ; i , 1 cUPsL* her *i*U*r-lii luvt, Mrs* Gerbern daisies Murllo nld, Anil u Mins Cecelia Truluri won hign Jacquelyn W Itrmlham «f St. }'et<vrsl»urt: Kiri h <*if f••r*1. score prize after the bridge scores Aiken and Dorothea Suckett, who |h|ll| j. ir•*t 1 imil were tallied Mrs t It M e l-end, dttnerd (he »*du part Miss l-vnriv A \ nf IlfiylmiH flench Jr . was awotded the liu velm g” played piano nccompummen* The lust stop, liefore irtu rn in g prize and Mrs II S Oven und Mr and Mm. W. Taj: l l r n i n n Mias fjleda l>yson won Screenn In the l ruled Sta le s wn* Melico, «*f l t»nr M oifiiftln V n llev. ami where M rs . Pi ter T r p .i c , a c c o m ­ Snvftnriah, (*r nnd Tan HenmU, ’V prizes. Present were, Mrs. Oven, Mrs. panied by Mrs Marvin Milam, Jr ti f the Panama Canal Zone, wire the week-end irueeU **f Mr McLeod, Mrs. Janie* Higgins, danced a enstanet number. " P l a y and Mr*, ('handler Sharon and Mr*. Malcolm Higgins.' Mrs. Rus­ e r a . " Hostesses for the afternoon Mr*. (\ A. Adam*. M r. B rimetl sell Birmans. Mrs Peter Tepsic, Mr*. J. W. Allman. Mr*. James wvire Mrs. J. II Hay. Mr*. J T will remain fiere fnr a vi«it «»f E l! ( IcmenU, |several week*. Crupps, Mrs. llerliert Moses, Newby, Mrs K li.iwson and Mr ^ Mr*. Dale L. Scott. Mrs H N Mrs. I Ashby, Mr*. Tom Kirkland. Miss Fred T Williams Following the program, the Trutuck, Mis* Dyson and Mis. guests were invited In tea The D o J* Halltable, overlaid with a lace cloth, Evelyn Lord .Weds Berpeant Sandifer 0 >4-. and Mrs. M.M. Lord are announcing the marriage of their daughter. Evelyn of tho Army Nurke Corps, to Sgt. Raymond A. Sandifer. Jr ., srfrt of Mr. and Mr*. K.A. Sandifer oi Ocala, on Wednesday. Jan. .1 a l the Hay B t m t Methmliit Church ParsonIgA in Fayetteville, N.C. by the Retn R E- Brown, pastor- A few ^ frlrnds attended the wedding in which the double u n c ceremony was used. Mr*. Sandifer was graduated from tveminole High Scbiud iu 1035 and from Monroe Memorial as Hospital in Ocala. She served two years with the Army and has been stationed In New CuleliSgt. Sandifer attended Ocala schools and wo* graduated from Wlllliton High School In UI34. He 1 has been in the service five years >nd served. oversea* 1H month* of that time. The Sandifer* are residing in Payittevillc. » P 4 K Sorority Makes Plans For* Dance j A " m ^ . A . “ • Plans for the May Day Bull cIUcumihI by ro©ml»€r* of the Phi Alpha Kappa Social to rarity at a nieetlng Wtslneodoy noon a t the home o f AH** ___ „ * r * t Dlngfeldcr, R om Court. A hay rlda In the near future ■nd a two week*’ houieparty trerp also'planned. * Tne scripture wa* lesl by Ml** SalBe Morrison. Those present were: the Mitaae Bailie Morrtaon, ra t D ln rf elder, A u d r e y Margaret Meisch, Camelle O t O t BSylvia y l ---------------_ 1 „BatUn;‘ Shirley C*m«ron, Deify C»r was centered with an arrange­ ment of Red Radlnnre roscbsitls anil tea was nmirrd Irene -at antique silver serwre In the en tinner hull u Standard, bearing the American Flag wn, flanked by the flags of the nations. Hags also hung from the balcony and chairs were placed in an arrange­ ment resembling the interior of a transport plane. School Children To Help In Polio Drive Kiwi teams of children from ihr Junior High School slid S*n ford Grammar Schools wifi assist the local committee headed by Dr. W. P. Hrooks. with the "M arch of Dimes” campaign for the National Program for the Prevention of Infantile ParalysisThe team* will work at the fol­ lowing stations: the Florida Slato Rank, the Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Hank, the McCrory Store. Routnlllat ami Ar.drrson s Drug Store and the Post Office. Children from the Grammar School are Ellen Driggers, Marion Move, Gretchen Kirchnff, Jackie McDonald, Imugene law. Jonnle Mse Jones, Ruby Stenatrom, Char­ lotte Peacock, Jeanette AVolfer, Penny Wallace, Sue Cullum, Don­ na /can Dunn, Barbara Petra*, Mabel Chcrrjr, Donna l-ou Harper and Flora Kipp. Children from the Junior High are Perry Smoot, Faye Haskins, Betty Halllwgyh Donald Ludwig, Nora W ile Clause, Ruby Jo Mar­ tin, Bob Kilpatrick, Oliver Ancles, Dorothy Anderson, Doris Ander­ son, Ja n e Ford, Margaret Brunsen, Gladys Welle, Mary Kent*, Duncan, Betty .-------... Joanne . . Dampler, _ (ireer Larson Again Makes Polio Appeal apecial film titled "M iracle of Hickory." based on the work tho foundation did- in the polio epi­ demic In Hickory, N. C, The theater drive lasting through Jan. 31. Is headed locally by Dr. I* T. Doss, chairman of the Seminole County Fou n dation and Rev W P. Brook*. J r . chairman of the anneals com­ mittee lor l ‘JU> ’ SCHOOL Children of the Sanford Gram­ mar School, under direction of Miaa Lucile Campball, preaent*d Thurnlay morning an Intereatlng program bated on character* of madleval time*, it was reported today by H.E. Kipp, principal. play wer# ■• Character* follow *: Scripture leuon by Margaret , / ' ■ te arli A m arl* J The “ l.etN l<*nrn Snaniah** »erie* in a Ira scribed radio show pr eo a r»*d nnd jin*duced hv the Itnilio PrnirrnmH Peon rt menl of Time and 1 if** mujr*inie** Th ree Mines a week for l t week* radio listeners in l hr* W I AI rndiu* will he able to he or •h- del ni ht fill | dinlnmie of IVpe fiht*>|ko m d Jo e | Itishiip ah they iron mil their difficultly?* In t *yj r h» 1b* .M r froru i*r**fu Hi «t urn to I tit*d talirem inded *ta. debt d 1 1*•r id.t ^taU t ’olleife ! -t U Him n *1 1 their re*poiiii* bitit.« ;% i 111/•ft* *»f ;* fier country whin he *}»nke t.i thrtn I Wed lie d«i> *i 11el hi iht col| lejfe iiiidiloi iooi I he .iinbn' * ltd•*i upide briefly | I" the P S rU odern* in a *!«•iiiillv !f r tiip t! meetinj; tin n ii" u .!n i * h« bib -*f engit|reriM*iiLi tlof in*,* bis \i m I U lsS f M C I' U t k , tan J n iN|»e1‘irr 11in mu i y pi aft's for I he celebration of Fstritiifei *' Week at Ibdliri* ( u ilrg r, )-• be ft* Id thia y e a r from Fehruary Jil _**», were IflpO'prl yesterday f»y a f a c u l t y ^ - Committee beaded Pi d \ , A linhna as chulrrnari The nbvervufu‘1* wilt ni:ir/, the nixtielh amriver»wry of the Inyc nf Rullin* rollcyfe hy a yroji,) of fa r sijr lvte*t ( i r e n t lnn.ih*t'i in IMHf*. ami the tvye-Ueth an* iriveraary *>f Hr Ham Hon Holt’s administration ;*« pre*ident of 11 dr fit *, cam* ciald !•» ( Bllahw>»*ee .» a oi thr etty a* ti of thr* 1 ■*!ate of t lorida. Lord Halifax, acco mpanied by l iti! y 11a hi f u i „ m:#n i nt rt **\ncer I t n •be -*1ndettl * by I »f 1b**k S. the rollege. The tram it omul prenn rial inn of the Animated M agaz ine, long one of the moat prominent ev en t* of the winter tfa*ur., will Like pi tire I aioi ludl pM-Mdeoi of the col* on the Rollin* ca m pu * Sunday l«*lfe Kinleaunjf h»iu«el( the ‘i ft e rn o o n , Feb. *2&, when ote*1 sludenH with hi* wi^he* for their au th or*, f>oe|A, and leader* in Ifothl iticb on ex uniinnt ion*, the many field* will deliver their :imhju-H.b r rernitideif them thm orfgin’il coldrihuitort* m fter*oitt flee place «f learniiiif in free A Imi a majrtii event will la' an t M.mi i it* liwve +* i n in hum. *'juii exhibit too of a co lleel (tin o f »*"i>CV*** * of work” In do that of Itniii- tlnfjyiluhed Amoi n a n Ps*mUt1giift ^ (i * ign I .no t en John -on ,r tb> . hot . t llet \ t H» Jif h» >1 1itv o I •e i then - b■ 11 1 fill Hll I VI i “ S’l'll S ll‘W.O ' VI t lob It* on, 1*0 t II ■d I * I tl.oh ♦ b «PI I • . t... la. 1 * III V U V VI • 1* 1 h t t r PAI1H i withus— MU' youn^ people for world citi* i lent from the p erm an en t collec­ /eu*hip As .i chmieellor of Ox tion of the Metropolitan MuXuiim f.-itl I fiyrr-sri) hr **xpre**r»l of Art iri New V m k . to Iw ihnwn |li‘;i>!»!«• a* vinilfttrtr one of Ox* a* the Mor»e U a l l e r y »»l Art l*efoidN kiulrr plitriH of learn ing ginning Tuesday, F r h LMI I hiivi' the bouoi to he amAlumni Ibiy, when the sitnipu* bn-Kudni o f mv couiriry to yotirs/’ will hold open h o t f c to ul Linmi he id " I do not know that and friend", will be held Suiurdav. h< i e i* utiy# kiues t ifi’ii tn*ire trn Feb m a t y 21, \* ft b a full program p " i t a i t than that your co untry of aetiv itlei thrmi||h*ott the day. and mine should ifnder stand one ■'Victoria the Queen” will be pre­ art * her l e a p e d em* oiiofbeT. ami sented in the Annie Ku**HF work ny^-ethet f*e tin- k' mm! of I healer hy the No ho Player* ‘ bi t " H It * 1 r * houlder * ♦*f v*#ui i**• e i,rin*» tfia! tlif* maim 1 on I hi eve ta n g j oj j rls J J , 22, 2d 2 1 a n t 2*. it ps-tisri ililt f. i ■; o the vyorbl 1 pmgf 11 i wdl he \k dl |*o i.i I liW ti*1x ■ 4.0 h«l year* | The Wet k cliitittxed Monday unu rung* i- coin r at Is d •If I intftrlit w b \In * tar pr J Feh. 2P, with the Fulli der %" Hay form ic of |ar * oinpbvll's one i (*<iuvta iri lull m the h i n i a l e i Ment­ » ii.p w o d l b»< rhsi1 s tkii tn»v | or ml * h tp« 1 111•I\ ic I* I « bo |i’ i**»d t iu z en d thi* g ie a t •■•untiy, that when fh f wor II yuu try ns powerful a** On** mu* ran mbr ttml you p4k»xihly «*MIt |if t i4HN) bn V i,i viiii t * 1'«i l” ihi> (til M.fi|f **h nu innt iii: . 1 r IVMi*!'k •nr t V. lllltl that mfiri Ifi nil ill, ) l 111 . i *i vniir y * (** ,liIiw . by V»x IIIK — _ • !•■!*' vyhi b Th. i iv r • , i ♦ * • 111 fmlTl m •* r >i. r vn t, i .a ,i . i ■ illj t* ■ it »uM in , ’ f r , / ................... .... \bybuying ..... ^ . . . ‘WAR BONOS k»oiioi iitirnlion. (Pop e R|H‘ftk* Sj»:im-h ami Joe J i«« an KnKliah *penkinit Ameri- cun) Beginning Ket> 1J the tiritgrnms \ A>I Y , r...* ■del M 1 1. n e • » O .r ’s l l A t * , will be hesrrl, muter thr- s|«tn*ftr- | shiji of th» College, each MrimUy, . Tuesday snd Wiwlnesilay night j at 7 .3 0 Made a-atlnlde to the rollege through the efforts of Dr A If Sevmioir In a.| of the department of modrrn U* gunges, the ill o-s have -•> for l»-eoiiswl In 31 slates over rt 1 -.tntions. With marked success. lit-! ,11’t p j 11«* j* (br ml #> b t ' a ih b i n - R ifh t v 7: ' ic ilh S lu r r in g ! Beautiful H A N D B A G S .98 2 HITS! TODAY and SA TIJRD A y T (P lu . T zil Y o u ’ll find popular tlylc* g*tor<i hi ihu aaaemblrd rollrrtioii I Liu LULUBELLE and SPOTTY! The Hoosirr Hot-Shols! dir type*, piutbea, m ap {faiurt O ta,, nnd All Ih c R K S T o f the l-'iin f ilin g ’ .♦ . ___ l »» Sm artly T a llo re d ^ ^ lo v e * S l y l n you likr m i|,r y r» , < |w,t , olor« In PROGRAM . . to far11 1 ail i.i JOIN The MARCH OF DIMES ! ! A m i A S SBUon. . nt tem pi cans u foralxn Innjfunjre t hi G rj*c G urson, ofti-tv c i U ' s l . T u p r f p a i r l o r ft w i n t e r r a m i t l i v b*** t " ' 'f i r l f la.fv i.f thr'Vcreeh " tun) paiirn tu C i r i n o u i v tb»* A r i iiv *<• ( f t*o simui haw urmlher Jistiuguishefl « ! u *'1» h, 1 p l t i I t a l O * >**{-i II t t O l ( b < • It t - 1 title nr i ho inizv,l» of thi Ameri­ ( -ftiiuibi * f m Inw can [fuhlir Shr reemr (iestin«i to be thought of ns “Thu Ijk I) of Mercy for the March of Dimes." In 1U-43 Mis* Garsun was chos­ en to ap|eai on the screen# of America in behalf of tho Nation­ al Foundation lor Infantile Puralyals llei njiieul was *» touching mill liruugh- such an out-|M>uring ol pruisr and ilonalions, thfli -in a a 1 chosen again in 11141 with even more amazing result.Thir year Misr Garsolt fnakei tho aptieal for tho IU46 driw A U M ISSIO N 40c — (Tux In e i.j — SK K V U K :iHc which got utnler way locally >‘c»terday at th> Ritz Theater In n Hunt; Announcers, Dial Boyle and Carolyn 01*cn; King John, Jphn F ile! Abbott, iAtther David | Pat Brown, Frederick Cooper, Shepherd, Ronnie Gamer- Page*, Upham Meriwether. S t a n l e y Allan lleticl and Alex Power*; Brumtey, Eddie Senkarlck, Batty Servant, Rudolph Smith. A aong, "God fjnve th* Klngj' Jo Walla, Jackie Cameron and >y Donna "Lou I-oti Harper. lia r waa led by A Beverly Gradlck. rodl, Betty Jo Brock, Daphne c -r' - " — piano *ofo "La Cascade" Connelly, Nancy Jo Gontal**, played by Flora Kipp. Dorothy Morrlaon, Emily Ander­ son. Pat SchulU, Harriet MatF1DELIH CLASS PARTY hewg, Pat Aftleraon, Lylllan Boyle “ * Lee, Caroline Lee, LouUe A chill aupper wa* held Tuesday Kitty Odham, Ann Lovell, night at th* home of Mrs. Homer Southward and SalUe-Kate Little for the winner* of an attendance contest held by the * : -. *• . ■ -»• Fidelia Class. The winners, led by Mrs. E.B. Smith, were enter­ Lola M ae Lane tained b r those Who lost In contest, led by Mr*. H.E. Mo Charles B£ach After a short business meeting, - — name* wer*_dr*wn for Polyann*. ■nd Mr*. J . A*. Lane anThose attending werei Mrs. W. Pen, Mrs. HJE. Turner, Mr*. A r s l T t . chSS announce the Mr*. Prank Barker. Mr*. U8N, of Walterhoro, B. C. Philip J f ," ■* Mr*. John Miller, Mr*. Kt. Jan. 18 a t the home Hoapltal on Tneaday._____ 8.C. Gnham. Mrs. R. *W. W art, who per* the ceremony. The family G e n e v a Orchestra j* . Mh“ u k W8; v k ^ i ! r : latlmato friend* were preMr*. CJ*. Hendemon. T o P rw en t Concert •Pranklln. lira .. DJC. K erri, and l b * . w lth, a matching blue hair. i -on - the Logon ------------the town of Ta. :h are” ruliing hla family In S ' S K I S T T W ! a prewar popuUtlon of r . ‘ Carolina and will realde - -Ul 8:00 P# M* the Lane'* upon their reorcheetra ore: Mary Loulae ” ,uUw teji r . MathUux, PP\i -r ,r>.■ j \i i i ' M v ) i ’ i*! 1i Spanish I^anjruaffe Is Tautrht On A^r m a jo r w w im . rea i Hri ti Nl i Ambassador Rolllnrg College To Hold huuodein Week S (ii-.tK s A I F .S A V il', f of j RotferGarnerHonored With Birthday Party Ensign Robert Ki«e ami hi* mother, Mrs. A J Rise, of St ^^ i Puul, Minn, are the huusegurnt* I T A l . l A H AS H KF. Jar,, jn. ( S p t j of Mrs. Dougins Crawford snd find ) •-* New line l hod i of In Ti^UJftg© Miss Helen Jlnkins toachlnjf are in the a i r —tutu Florida S tele (Nilleb, e fot Women Theodore Powers of Sehring will put one nf them on tho olr Gil s|ient the week-end with hir brjfinnniv Peb. 12 when it jipon* lsmlmother, Mr*. Jessie Miller. rot* the hroudiftst over etation i le will enter the navy medical \STA I., Tallufiasfiee. of u I corps on Jan, i!Hth. which roriRtitnte* rndtnN flrut | The neat slop was India, where _ &(►*. John F. Holt and he’ Houston Babcock entertained with violin solo. "Song ™ Bister, -Mis* Msry Wiggins, on . . . of. .India,' . tertained' with n bridge party also accnmpanied by Mr*. JackWedneadly evening at the Wig- son. glti* residence, l U17 Magnolia! While in China for a short Avenue. I visit, Mr*. J L McKwan played Several varieties of t smellias haunting oriental melodies on C I’h.M. Olivei J. Miller of ^ were j (lured in low bowl* on the pinna. A group of Hawaiian O.innview, Norfolk, Va spent tables in the den nr.d living room girls, rind in native costumes l«*t week-en*l with h i' mother, danced a novelty tap number a* Miwhere rards were played. Th Jessi, Millei and vistei mantle was decorated with ai ■ I the Journey icuiliad the Pacific I y Siilney Ibhlan rnngrmenl-- rvCf Fiw< m i : r.ANFunr* r»RKAU». ;UNiiT>nn..;FLOimiA Ill 13 W I JQ dtrwy ot «p<iil l y j i r - - ' * BELTS n e t va BURN DANCt FO R V A R IE T Y ! Wite investmenl* to rnLiven *kitt». d r e n e t . In color* you’ll like! JSAM HEATHER CHARLES QUIGLEY WW | S , U j f ^ g W F la t tw r ln q N E C K W E A R CrUp dickey* and col U r* give your clothe* PLUS new eye - a p p eal! V J ^ V # we - '* r A 4 , 6HW4’ ■ H O R ffN A M RUSSELL HAYDEN i P U t TAYIQa-ANN IA V A 0I PLUS N EW EST “ L O O N IK T U N E ” fA K T O O N ! :jy*: ’ ’ - SUNDAY atfd MONDAY <M ’ <»' ■* l it . fi Wi \*f. (*’ ‘RONALD COLMAN ’ ADVENTURE! Here ta Popular Honor Brand Mil *• * r* fi -------* m m |RAM IN 1 f C M N I C O I O K 1 PLU S NEWS - W d NOVELTYt f Cheesecloth — 5 c ydSoft but husky quality gaute that ta *o * handy for, fine cleaning and polishing Job* around the " The** F it Any S ite Bedl Mattress Protectors Te Keep Wee Folk Coiyl Crib Blankets 2 ’98 White quilted pad* that prolong the life of With pretty I lory-telling designs. In beautiful pastel baby. Aheg* are s n u g ------tho �V Tj^SANFUKD One day tli« raulo o perato r— c *ll him G ilbert—<tid I were sent or wider outside* tim .barbed-win? cnee which Has being c o t u lr u . l ed. We dumped the cans mid took o ff in broad daylig ht-" th a t y o li're a r c ip o m iblc p e rso n —i» reg ard ed here us th e m ost im ­ p o r ta n t fo r m o f i c c f n ritv . N o c o lla te r a l n eed ed to apply fo r a lo a n ! S t o p in or (c lc p h o t)c . ■ARMING ABILITY— ai security fur a loan * —a regular Incom e—is as valuable as a bank acco u n t! P riv ate, friend ly service. Full in form a­ tion- In qu ire. Wade told huw ho hid been harbuicd by i he guerrillas foi saute time and then H i n t to ijv j hi III *. notin' family for four tuuntlis. 'J hen lm iJwit into tlic tnuupioius h hen/ he heard c ig h y Ann titan* Here living in a rim e , (lut .when lie rcoeheil the ramp he found mint of the fond wnt Cone, fu hr roamed the hill* und AMIS Rif'A N I10MUF.lt WfNCl; Inter returned lu the vjlln^e and H E A lM jllA ItT W IS , N o r t h e r it lived for another year in the Haggard Corporril Es­ caped After “Depth March” 3 Years Afctf $ 3 0 , $ 1 0 0 , $ 2 5 0 or n o r a Luton, J a n . 2 0 , b D — Haggard ATTrl foolsnre, und hungry for Amerlran ehuw, the first survivor front the Balunii "dculh march'* In join hfi Invadiug fellow roun'try me ■ on Luton u-sted last Munday nft*T li|dhig from Japanese ^in.J living on lice for nearly three years. , Family Loan Company ill Sanford Room H Fla. Htalr (Link Bldg Telephone 33 J. F.. Rowland. Jr. Mansgrr luHlanda. F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A First Survivor Of Bataan Joins f U. S. Invaders CHARACTIR - th e fa c t j DODGE - PLYMOUTH Authorized Service Genuine Paris SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 109 and hash, pototuc*. green bean* ond tunned fru it; lliou ho finish, ral a second . o f fried limn with four e»»f*. six b u m , milk ond chocolate bars. As he puawd u lout;, lino of. )tu)ked I'll* fighter pi* 1ms. Wntle said to Her g i a n t William M. tirirc. of Toil Huron, Alirh., w ho , laid flow a him here; " O u r baling wire air force un jjutuun n iv e i t. ,i . 1 a —«*llilrtiF Ilike iL<■ Ithese.' llttait ’* _______ J had anything Rev. Frank Pqlley Attends Conference Now is the time to CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS / c B T O L lT t Start now to protect valuable vegetable cropa again*) the rav.-gra of rh ew lug Insect pests. Spray or dust with K rjnelde—the p r o v e n insectieide, so widely and aurceisfttlly used by many prominent commercial grower*. Cryolite it recommended for thl* use by auihoHtlea.* KRYOC1DE, the only .NATURAL CRYOLITE, la easily and effectively applied with standard dusting or spraving ennljirrtenl. Follow the stiggesliaits of yottf local esperlmeot station. ^ Your dealer can supply you whit KIIYCK'IDF. foe “ T h l» tank uutfll »e w rit' J w i t h , ” In r a n i “ laid m»c-n t h e - .Inti* i*.,11 t i d a l hell, ami huh U lUy wrcrc gr-Uilig e ve n There arc about 1,200 farm implement factuiius in llic llr.it^il Htntcii. Vcni an fta'fub> t»f<till•■d ftixl require*! to appear la a c t r tailt H ID uf C «iit pi a )t» l M in i UY PcEfX A TftrUvIl ftCAluM y*»u, f"r Hi hop 0 . Carleton l-ncy, Idshop of the Methodist church in China, and head of the Foochow (I kitn) Aren. Hill In; the *p*nk< Hospital, the Army’s new recon­ center In Ihtylima tr .it th,- First Hop tu t Church ditioning llruch. The carefully planned re­ on Tut,day Jan. JO at H I’.M. conditioning program here wli| Ilishcp Lucy arrived lit the speed his convalescence and oaslst United States In April, a fte r a* his rclu rr to the best pf health. journey of almost five months | The son of Mrs. J . S. Mullis ( i -mii Interior Chinn, to attend the |of Miumi. entered the Army trt linierul Conferi me i f his church I Ju ly, 10-13 and hn* since served in Kansas City. Mu. He will streak six months in the European . , on the Christian situation In theater of operations. His wife, resides in HlRimvIlte. Chinn-Minder the strain cf five (Ja. He wui formerly connected yeai s of npalu'sc aggression, llishop Lacy was burn in Foo­ with the Belcher Oil So. In chow. Chinn. Ilis pm cuts, Ur. and Miami, Fla. divorce, now re n d in g In Ih # C irc u it C o u rt of &«initu>U C o u n ty , Klor* Id*. on th# lift* «U> of I «U fu A f> , 1>I5- Ifl default thereof M i d «»>*• w ill pr«ice**l KJt 1'ftftc l-flt thl* order b# published for the *11110’ tor)- U ni * r r u u i r i il b y L\ w In l!t« dA*N*KOIll> I I K I l A U l . rtunfuid, I 'lo rId a, .1 l i e * * p a p e r o f |c|t*ftm I t i i r u l a t l o b in * » b i C o u n t ) un d VS itntfc/- m> h a n d m i l u f f i c l a l ■* »l of o((In*. »Al llllt day U |# t ' o u 1 1, ISHAL) of J a n u a r y . 1'lotnU. I >4 A II K l tN Ir* >S. <’ I r i k Nctnlnoile C o u n t ) 1, l» l» t W t i n oil F lo rid a* Owing to lack of help and shortage of. materials wc now make* sittings by uppoinlm dnt only Service Men Excepted Wc will be closed nil day Wednesdays anti open wick days from t>;bO A.M. to 7:00 I’.M, LEGAL NOTICE IIishop lorry nn.s educated in Ohio Wesleyan University, OarOIUHitt Of’ rt'UMCATION. TO; reU Biblical Institute, Columbia I'UANKI.IN -V TAIIIIKI.I. Whose University, u ilil Northwestern place of residence and Post Office University; Carrel! made him u mid i r i s la floutn -5, IRawrll, New <|>elm of divinity in IUUH. Hu xciwid its xMtfl -.CV*Htndu-tir nllT rdiirulioniiL ml-simmi y front HIM lii Itrjli^ in Niiiiklng. Fuehow ■ (KmngsiT und Kiukinng. For two, veins lie was acting president ' 29. lO lfr NOTICE Filipino iionopn Kill P i lend He learned Ido friend wax hilled hy Ganops, n pro-Japanc.xe Filipino palty once known no tin Knkilnliiu,-. so again ho wan­ dered tliit>u;;h I'atn patina I’rov- Mrr. William 11. Lacy, were Bolling to death was made a tape, with r.o rest und little food, among Methodism's pioneer inlv capital punishment lu England in simtarlrs in Fukien Province, j lie kept moving. Wade inhl nil la had tn eat was b no- rake slipped mtu his hand by a Filipino la,v “The Jlips." he milled, "opened our I 1 rations ami ut* ttie -turoi and I chocolate und lo-st-d the rest I away They would not allow u* I’nlm ctlu 111iKfra: Bishop Carleton Lacy P v t J o h n Mullis To Speak On China B a c k In F l o r i d a He Van fur petal flcinld fi. “ I've been living un m e for .Clllnii. Thu illation ha* lim e hro-1 , , ...................r.p.i... ... nearly III l e t yours,” he umiiueuL. then* mid one slilur (dmeBsetl) t ■Mr '’and it gives you nil appetite.” hTiii Iuivu served us tuiuiurmrivs passed tlnouirli the American liner l ie devoured one. m i l l - 9 3 beef to China- — at nn undisclosed point and wh* brought here by plane. “ It'n too good lo Ire true." Wads declarer) as lit- stamped hid feel, in borrawid sliiHVr,-on i the steel-m iliing of thc.nlrslrlp, . * Thu shoes aijil rr had slir.o brtilnc mtidu hi/n limp. Hu .» » ' chnlkv-faccrl f mill malnutrition. 1U> luoksil fifteen )rars older than Ills twenty-five, but he was happy-wiml hutiyty , Maffrrrd Blows ami Tsunf* Wade told how he atiu other prison?!* who weir »mretirrdd to (lie Jap aiir*1 at Bxlaau. on siiutlitrn laiom . April *J, I 'H i. sw erv I i!ii»|i«jilt'i| ami iii.uh to match : eighty-five miles iioith to a pti , tain crimp ; “Theylauglinl and Jeered at us," he Hiiid. “ Some of them bnxh|ed us oil the lieud with polos ni | they drove by in trucks. They ] reminded me of under dogs who finally hod ro,; Ihr ajiorr hand and didn't know how to act." v 1 The Essex Studio I’htitnKraiihcr R o b e rt I*. Cox- tM PJisM &szsfiii the China sectetmv el the A m erl-’ mu Itihle Society mill nr Jft) i vi .i i- he hud direction of trims- , lut inn amt disli ihut km nf the s u ip tiiv * iii mnny Chinese d ie -t let U from tile Sinrlety’s offices j in Rhunghni. He is the author-of | severul Liooks tn Chinese. " I f rver there wo* an itinerant bishop, It certainly is Bishop Carleton Lacy," sny* n mlsilonsrv who hnt been in action In re ­ lent months. “He Is constantly cti Ihr go, and traveling under most difficult circumstances. [ J did not llks to see him start out . fiom here standing up tn un open j truck on n hot day. It was i simply Impossible to eel n seat. | Lalei ho got one on that truck— , sitting on some humllet of usper I »t(h Ids fret on a live of ;mlte,l | fish You know how they sm ell1 t hope some dnV lie m il write ( nl" ut some of these tripe he is j ilravr J*t*r Grapefruit ..G-lbs*, Apples 2*lbs. Apples 5-lbs Celery Cauliflower Ih Rutabagas Broccoli Potatoes Cabbage I] The total wuter rimniimutlolt III t ,8 Army camp* h«» l,een estliimletl roughly at about that of tin- slnto «f Michigan. Wc Ht-tr inalii,id op a null! mid Uitried mid man hi d bark I’uillnmi cement rh’ea nut conre gain, linn- ami again." from I'ortlunrl or any putt uf HnMarched 132 Step* a Minul* rim Emperor Tiber tit* of Kom< I United Mute*, but from Enulouib “Tin- iIni,I day iiflci tho *urhiiule an edict a~atn*t niariiagr rcndci mi, tbr- mu at uf all," Ity wonu-n over Ml i»r men over ! Made aid,I "Vi c ,* r i* lurrrd Ui nil, hut it wns *oo|i rnpealed. < uutrvh 13'.' icp .i minute while the aim <r.» beating down mi o« ii’ it- the awi'ut rolling ilnwtt until uuj (iloUa:- 'i-n- making w«l. Vculn ■>c had no toorl nut filter. “I had a friend with tin ;tlst Infantry and derided to lull In with them a* we marched." Wade sahl he located the out­ fit by asking countlsss men jlL> asked .one griixly, buttle-wm soldier,- "Do you know a boy named BheelyT’’ "Yeah, yuu'ro talking to him," the Koldicr nnswered, Wade couldn't rocognkte him, his appearance had changed no In those last terrible days. Japanese officers who enjoyed talking jn English told Wade with *odi*tfv Klee: "American* have good autos, good machine*, lmt no fighting eplrtl. They hntfe loo much girl*, too much parties." The Americium were worn ogt ruid dropping from cxltonation. Mnlaria. (ever mid cbljla beset lhem. Yet the brutal march went Potatoes Yellow Onions Calif. Carrots stk Lemons Pbtdtoes Oranges 11). 5c All Furptise f■rim)- Coffee •Pllbtlmry I’ltnrnkc Kltmr Htinihlne HI Hi» 0«ck er« Wa.rhburn’H Spill Fean D u ff k Waffle Mix .. . Vehtr {'rtffee ... .. SiittHltinc Turnip Meal ...16-oz, .... 13c Urfagaji . . Cleanser 3 cans 14c ta r s i r- atelrety I m. Sanl Flush ....... 19c Beets . .No, 2 ... . 17c Starch V ila J 1* * * , U s s r s Jelly . ,12-oz. .... 19c Soap ... 3 for ... »fal.«lr'a SYS. Krr. -Dttsg.a Corn ...No. 2 .... 13c Powder 3 med. NimauiM Veegleaa •IM llatrl* , Raisins ,ip-oz. .. 15c Cleanser 2 for Vita, K**U. A»»l* , iw tanm s T * i u t Cold Medal FLOUR . Jelly ... 12-0*. .... 12c Soap ... 3 foi*.. K . f l W l r s * k i4 * * l lr I'tMkrr .Vrt. * » Rice ...3 -lb s..... 29c Soup.... 3 foi* Fla* Spantah MACKEREI lb. 22c Dhtriutetl hf noniDA AOMCUITURAI SUPPLY CO. THK KIL0OR1 UE0 CO; b j ^ y - . S a l t s - K r l . Only Jltc n l m e a l buy in town ■ At ftan •Feraaudo. fh* aecotju Ispmtfn| »f rice ns# distributed. - Olio Japo/irso offlosy gave some |of tho mm a few rana.of sprdluss | to aupwttnrnt tbelr pitifully *msU e*f» until -th tfe was iw longsr 1 roojn to hrcoiho ,sAd haltWd to Odotmsl, whom a,'cottCfttuslion camp ws* being pryparad. w nc & *', RIB qr Loin End Oysters Down' in South Artkdf*. Und of the plantMloru. . . A&P boyert get pick Croakers IQ-lnRlbRout lb.-.. 17c rtm k llBhtburgtr ... lb. P liU flt«w ....... lb........... Fresh Tongues flJW a . Freah Wg lb. 2De Smoked Tonguen i, m m i ... Freah Sides ifarabw .. lb. Ife Texas Shipped - Di ' ••*£= *♦-*w-' Y TU RK EYS Om will Suit ih- 53c S au sag e..... lb. 35c Bologrna '■* ^ e Chkkera Chickens Y .^ a a r > N ^ '■ / ; tr ite 1 x . v‘ lb. 13c ••W tofihom der . ....lb. 1.... 27c Tender Hama lb. 32c ’ Fillets 28c «Dc Oasailly lb............ 21c Kidneys .. lb 18c �4 i' JA N U A R Y 29, 1915 * WKOItl) IIKRA IP MU »ViiAi < I Jit I I J « m i s Moniuv ilmum 'il ,i n v c r " i I'rlitjfr that »n» Inter built m ‘ Sure, I carry I Knjrtmiil . I Is , f tv 111 l‘t Ult lilt i L - 11 itu * , h '. I hi I» • Mill I h it II I' r<f LEGAL NOTICE J w o u .tr lM * and f*n i i *iu A i) mi k11>•*i * t r it "ijllt ||l I when I can #et it, i* <o i h t n r r i i r J l I Mil.. MIMIMkll; *TjkT|t nl rn u n \rr.. 'I 'I n I I 1 W hm ge I III V I S i m m i. n i l III V n I MM S II SS IM .'i t C I E L E P HONE OPERATORS bp rtf |, - ■i II af i *t l r • II | M ill HI •••mu s i • iv r;l net* r u r x r r <1 ‘ illl* rt|i| r..v * | II I m m im i I i : M l till •<l , . • lAll A * IN IS* Itt: T i l l ) I iMT.NTH o r MAMU:ii It. TIIOM AM, But the BEST bonds you can buy, are War Bonds! *'i I l|,M lit In t «>i > n IIO U IU A . f» r < <11 ll | ii in .i:. dr M 'a tr irtrlu** t -icminula * <>UM >KlMfltl,i. . it l l i r . ‘ lii »|jft y Bottled-in-Bond in stuck ANI'OllH, FLORIDA or |tfi- i»«*»i**l to M.r Wtl«»M i i : ii m .JSj I |r»« I■ Srlllu | IT MAY Itrt rli* Thritun-t, k'lA *t 11 **n I tit'll In i M nm cil A ft I0..A hM'KHIKNt'K UNNlifKVSAiiY I Red B liss L l s S f c N T I A ! , VV011K W IT H I 'K A l 'K T IM K n i T T H K t » «| l m ,»' M il l l n n v l ‘ n> I’ lll'l V«I .lilt'll! ) n u n ul Ini-rntM'.i tliw n in l Knvlrunmrct \l-|itv Kinploynirnl Suprim o r FA R R E L L ’S Arcade \t i r k i l i i y i . Sn (nt tin >]• u Ii* I i K I I. TKI.. A T K I . I l>. I t o K. 1st S t J*j|i.Nj't Ai»i«ly If Now Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Sion ivI ;ir.s— .v .'t’ ■ I ‘IIIMi 't I n r -r r ir t;n “ v •r-|i - F.mM.M'S In Knrrtthtl w’o rt - - G * r . San lo tiT A- S m U S lreel Hanford, l'lurii!,i PACKAGE STORE A rcad e Bldg. F ir s t S t . Phone 9148 P it t s b u r g h Tourhton Drug Co CONCRETE P IP E for D RIV EW A YS W K I.I.S SE P T IC TANKS W A TEIt TANKS CUI V E R T S mill S E W E R S Transit MO Cm irfrli Smuufn available *1 Inis (iti.r It’n thut extrn "something that makes men (treat. Thnt exlrn "something" that makes urt famous Ih our careful, sanitary system. S a tis fa c tio n I h-in*«n(»\hhs Phono {Mill. I null r a n i PITTSBURGH PAINTS n i n I B on d s Ilmmir I, Florida Slate Hunk Ituililim! MADE A lw ays! VJTOUZEO OllI PAINT PROTECTION We li:i\e a paint lor t*\ on purpose ami can s u p p l y you f r o m o u r s t o c k i n he s t quality paints. , PQ« HOMIL FAHMl, PACTORIIS AND (O U fM IN T the e i p c n t e id (rtip icm repainting. i m HI.(U K Ave. P hone 861 HANFORD. t’ itri- burgh P i i n n , available for o r r ) type of aurfaca. PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co l*W« no I .<•! Hi a s s i s t FLA. l ul l III >eeill m g II l <*l lit 1•!•• I 'iilliti i w h o u |lt H I ' II'. till* IM'- 1 1‘llilll, "ll i it|r 10% OFF From OPA Prices WI T H Tn inm re protvfnon lot a long period without C O N C ItK T K Seminole I>ry Cleaners 220 M agnolia RAYMOND M. BALI,, REALTOR ILxslI J-stair' Sulu>—llcfilaU .Mortgage Loans ilcilbij Rest irriide points still n\uiluhh* also pure oil and tur­ pentine. .lllil t Ml'|M>till I»%• \\ lilt'll Vl ill gliO lu ll 11 I'll u II iiuiiTi l"iifi-i ib.hi mfi-iiur i itt . i nb-tii ..ii*. .mil In . 'i NOTICE ITII D u rin g Ort pyrohases of two-fifths or more of RUM- GIN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM­ PORTED BRAN DIES AND WINES . ..NICK’ S thin c r itir u l t n M P l.K T K H I M \M> t.l \ s s S f o l t l |*«<nl try s lm rlu g o i y n m l . vn MitKKest tlu it all n r tln ■> Ini fr y e r s 24 Ih< placed h o u rs hi nl lea st H tktuivr L A N K Y D R Y C L K A M N ti IL E T C lIE H CO E. UOt.l.H, (J«n*r «•! y n u r i v io ire m e n tit. PACKAGE STORE Tendr-I’ry Poultry INK LONE HANtrER 2205 Sun foul A te. Ph. 924 VO: HURRV UP/ I WANT TO 6ET lh THERE MSD - - r------------------- k VCXJ - L ? O T r -C ALLCM - ,----------------------------------- 2 .E A C H , G P A M O P A , A M D DQT t : M H IG H / 1 H;p n 1A ,J < 1 LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT K 1 We are i» a iKiaition lo handle a limited number o f new. laundry customers If willing to co-operate by Bending in laundry on Save Points * « B y F a tin g 1 WOMOff it ‘M ore Bakery Foods Wednesdays, Thursdays or Fridays From SEMINOLE CO. LAUNDRt CO v ROBB’S HOME BA K ERY t HAt S O U H D F .D UKl t 1 MO Wl A GUM 'jA lW V MittUH V r ;-_ - - . . * it )f 11 PiOl/Y ! I *.it: AHOl I'D BE IU W *'4 - WHACK ON i H(J, W A li [\ 10 CtlMiMj ' — jJO -k iJ "Q U A L IT Y A L W A Y S ” 108 W . In i S t . Phone H64 J Phone 175 ■4mm SELL US YOUR PTA Ktrr WELL IF WAS ON THE wtrsH FCONP I KISSED ASHGILWHEN I CAME TO, A I— \T PLASTIC SUCGtEON / WAS St£NQ’/~ ^ y g ~ Wc n eed o m enra b a d ly c -h o fo r SAlOWEL'DMAVE'i TODOAJOB (— fl ON MY F A X M 1 W CLL- I D O N T M I N O L O SIN G Ti-lfi OLD MAP/KlOS USCO r TO CALL ME HOftSG FACE * L fvlOVJWAS m y c h a n c e iOOEF (' -------- q tDOMErHiN6 5PECIAL.T By PAUL RO't'K" f suph vAWANirnoH?, Lr .-I THUS 7 : r n?/AND \ STOP f n now/J e s s e n tia l w o r k e r s a n d ju .t r e tu r n - U» P a c if ic c o m b i t a r e a .. n u K ir r \MQSMy RANCYTHB Buriroc OPACTA- RXLON VOUWii D « *E 3 1----- --------- i— �r pacb Tiip. ruNFonn nr.nAi.D. rufironn. cwm f i /w id a CFTRK cn l.oltc* li i.. : •f ; (1-. <n i b i l U D f hr r i < l t*H -IwiEi in aJdiliuii to this public "ciif.r" fr'siod th* min hrrr Bt l ir .yfaii |i« i tin pair it in a mom for­ mal araaiun ajuinaored by the Army Morula Rianth where they lot off •l*:iin aluiiit llirir cxperi- is m i h t or rim m ii n t i n ir r i with officer*. food, womrn JliitiK . i: - f <»i NT\. ST4TI: o r I l.nli 11*4. IN uvrriM i and otlirr peraonnl mu'ru tin 4l*i:. lira. i % i u : k s t a t i : «»r Those araaiona. which am pri­ j i k t v m : l . l l . l s l t l U t . l l w t Legal Advertisement CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING B a TGS J&« p«s Ud» fog M b p r t dM UintmuB *■!• . . . * i H I 0 1 M IN Q TOUR Ada to THE *AN 70KD BRRA L0 Jo ja t fir * M i l l to tks lta#, tnendug pbon« sad adftreaa. il l ^ v o tlM M rtB U i altuatUn* wanted wlU U charged tot at IA* BU SIN ESS SERVICE FO l’E raw and > OR SALE; 1932 Ruick Sedan. Fred Myers, 311 E. 2nd Sb Phone 417-J. or call 5G8-W WELDING: By on expert with after 7iOQ P. JL 30 year*' experience who guar­ antees every job. Would ap­ FOR SALE: Pip# and pip* fit­ preciate a trial. Temporarily tings, valves, plumbing vupplleslocated a t 40flVk French Avepre-war automatic Kst water A. H. Welch. heater*, complete stock deep and shallow well pUmp*, pneumatic storage tanks. A. U. Rosier 015 STORAGE your ear a t Kent's W. let. S t Phooa 207. Garege. Spacla' rata dead storage. RED BLISS Seed pototoce, eert,-U W . /Uh Hf - ikneadeSto re. 2nd A Sanford, phone RADIO Service—Radios picked up and delivered. The Electric COW MANURE for flowers, MbService Co. SN>7 Magnolia, bushel. Phona 7t»-W. _____ Phone 101. A1-COHQ1, 9TO V & -3 Englleh blankets—1 pr. tapestry por- I MAKE screens, folding screens, porch swings, cabinets; furni­ llers—other articles of use.— ture repairing. J . M. Wilson, Phons 3&0-J. • GAR RANGE—old model, good condition. $80. Phone 473X-M. PRE-WAR BIKE—1 small cycla. Phone 785-J. trl C01 Magnolia Ave. HELP WANTED— SH A L L . WOOD HEATER— Good G IR LS FOR part time and full condition. Call mornings, 307 time at l-aney Drug Co. E. Third St. BABY BUGGY—Reasonshlc. Call IP3-J, or H 2 Magnolia- H ELPER FOR Jimmie Sheet Metal Works. Cowsn'e NATIONAL CASH BBGI8TKR, MAID for afternoon*. Mrs. II.E 8c to $4.00 detail ttrlpt Good Tooke. 720 Mellonvllln Ave, condition, $76.00. Haynes' Of­ Phone 792-J. fice Machine Co., 3 U Magnolia Avenue, Phone 44. ■TWO W A ITER S, on* kitchen porter, one dishwashing ma­ MYERS two-cylinder SPRAYER. chine operator and one salad 200 gal. capacity, with engine woman. Good wagra, |$u* and nose on truek, $16.00. Mrs. room and board. Call Apoplca J . C. Bills, Jr., Geneva. Tel. |0‘20 or write Mount Plymouth 2282. Hotel, Mount Plymouth, Fla. C R Y STA L W as and Fallow Ber­ TRUCK mechanics wanted, per­ muda onion plant#, p*r $1. manent Job, giK*l working con­ $2.00; flv* hundred, $1.25; one ditions, good rtay with lot* of , hundred 40a( five thousand lots uvtrtime. Plume, wire or writ* E . E. Keane, Winn A Lovett ' ,l ‘ RE43AP^fib TIRES Grocery Gotppany. Drawer B. V<F, HAVE In stock a good quan­ West Bay Station, Jacksonville, tity o f r»-ejpped passenger Florida tire*. pracUtally all sites; no permits are now required. MAN WANTED to cut down 2 NORWALK TIRES AND tree*. Tools furnished. 2 IB BATTERIES W. Fifth S t, WE HAVK la stock a fair quan­ tity of Norwalk tires and n G IR L wsnlcil for soda fountain woriq no night work. MciReygood steak of Norwalk batter* to*. No yennUa required for nolds Drug. . ______ new tube*. 4-6 CITRUS bagg, per M. $96.60: 60 lb. cabbage b a ts, A. 44. P r e v a il____ Phone 1104 $166.00. per M TABLE model Delco radio, 216 Maple. ONE Jersey cow; on* Guernsey, fresh with first calves, milking 3 gallons or bettor. $100.00 Cash tech. Also sa m o l other THREE acres of calerv bleaching paper: 8H ton* of wlrai 10 seed bod covers | clothe* pins for same. $200.00 for the lot. Phone 7804, Orlando for appolntment. aka plant*. ’ord-Ortando . , Premier I radio, 3 D s id to o l* bought am tod S t Pi W AN TED - SeTllfe, Fla B«« 07- TO BUY; baby bed and portable sewing machine Phone 7B8-M. 4 ire, 3311 E. THAT llu l* For Sale, portable typewriter. M tu lta A -fo n d Plsno. Officer* here, a* well as In 1Washington. aald they ore not loo worrleil about Camplalnta. Lieutenant Colonel Jnme* It. Mnnkln, commanding officer o f the raaonl haltalior, aald ha fought as an enliated time since the Army took over the establishmenl last Sept. H that a full Inapection was permitted. “An army l« not a Rood army if the inrn are a contented, or loaiaU I IrriftfUu Db* t* Cel is ■atklay’a t l » M "CANAMOL" Mlaf are Acte Uke a Flerk Dr. Raymond L. Bass Graduate Veterinarian Treatment nf large and small animat* h'anford - Orlando Highway Phone day nr nlghl 2.17-Ji Bp* ml a few rantR today at aor good drug atora for a .bottle or Buckler** CAMADIOL Mliture (trtpla acting). Take a coupl* of alp* at bedtime. Keel lie laelanl powerful effeeltre action spread Ibru Ihroal, head and bronchial tubee. It elan* at onca to looaen up thick, ehoklag phlegm, soothe raw memkranre and maka breathing easier. Suffarer* flora Ihoee pertleUnt, naaty Irritating rough* or bronchial Irrllatleaa daa la cold* Rod Buckley a briaga quick and agecllra raUat Don't Walt—gat Buckley** Oan•Mat today. 1 0 k get relief laetantly. TO CCnTO N ’S DRUG <’0 . T h U Old T r M tm in t O ften B rln fs H ip p f RelU# M iff r utlwttm relkrt fcwlnt b tfb u L qatrfcjy, t«ee iLtjr d u c o m that th# r*«i n u »* d l U f fjrtMtLJ# u u f N t im l bidor)-*. I I m k k lo n » N » tu f t ’t ekW n f of |a *l l t l U t l M M f t ( k t l U » i « V ( « M i l f th« LAxxl. I A b w ilJ^ip lee d y . Bi<l>r| I*A/k»rhf. ihtUAAti# p t p u h lt o if D .r l. ut| up rigU». iw*LL&q. imSoeee uoa«v th* ■tp *. h in u c iw i An*I d iu is c a . F r v q v a t m fj? K ta ljr p u u f M with fjarikjrijfia »o-l twraisut ifjuKitiwm •hewn i L m b iam tltiinf » N » | ■ ii i |our li i n * r » or t k J d r r . l ion A frail I A*k m f d rw tt*t f.w D o * »‘# FRb* u*A| •ueerakiollr b r inluLwe* fur or*r 40 i w ft. I b t l « im liAictr i t ik f *»d will L*lp U * I I miWe <4 k U w y I oI m lia h out peunooua __ <»*. __. If Ihi M.h1. t*.th , rlctureaqu e Scenery The picturesque mountain scen­ ery of the year-round resort can­ not he changed. And to give every man a full opportunity to view the area, the Army ha* on hand hundred* of palm of ekie, eleds and ice ekate* jevern! doten horse* are quarten-d here to pull heavy >Jed* Incline. Hm anne, the owner nf five ilng teams, ha* hi* hu«k!r* ready to | take the soldier* over ihe hills. Tn make the two-week “vaea tlon" more complete, the Army has made arrsngeuienle so that every married man can have h|* wife along with him during hi* stay. To rover her espenee*. the soldier pay* II.2& n day fur quar tars and f I 07 for the three dully meals—a far cry from the club's prwvious prke* to civilian*. Many couple* prelrr to slay In the heated cottage* surrounding lh* club and Invariably the Army official* in charge uf the rlu b It Is never called camp ur insinua­ tion— meet the requestLast week the Army flerviou Force* uf the 2d Service Com nuind invited new.,pa|iei m- ti to tnUr the ramp, inspect the facili­ ties and interkvlew t|\e men. It wa* the flist man in the la-t win with the father* of the boy* nut^ under him and that the same "gripe*" or other* were heard then. 0 n s of Two Such Center* .On* of two inch redistribution stations serving this section of the country, the club la geared to serve 3,1100 person* a month. A1 I ready about 8,000 soldiers have 1 been sent her* and 000 are living | her* now. The men are eiamlne"! for future service after they have spent at least two y e an out*)dithe continental limits of thi country. KNEEHOLE DESK Smartly sly let! desk with 0 roomy tint with mnlmjrany faced and boatitiftilly finished. CHAI RS TO MATCH 3 -P ie ce S u ite Nothiiur <nn jfive greater pleasure In n Iiounehold than a -a"v inviting llvinji room. And attch n one will he yours when furnished with this qood-looking modern »uite. Sofa nntl 2 chairs durably upholstered with blond wood fr a m e . 5-PC. MODERN SET Beautiful •• •u d Smart modern breakfaal get. Including lable and *1 chain with padded scats. ■ wonderfully com­ fortable. Blende with companion pieces — In living room, bedroom, hall . . . Made by Tomlinson, assu­ rance of qunUtjr. M IRRORS To mnke tho home more livable and also to help brighten up that empty space on the wall. Every home can u«c extra mir­ rors. We have a paint for every purposel unfum TH REE bedrobm tohed. Phono- 2( HOUSE or apartment, furnished or anfumleMd. tkrraanant res­ idents. Phona 12. APARTMENT or BOOKSHELF ... PLATFORM ROCKERS MISCELLANEOUS For ovptj fooml Beautiful mahogany or blond finish i -f <j h " Ip vtrioas types. ‘ For relaxing In comfort. A wltjo choice of. sty lea and covers. * 'l--.* DuPonta and w a a k arl g fq T L . J . . A Davoe mk 1e&l 1wlard HM -e II i n i i It * Hie Mather Way^ § p sA m om B M lU f to r*m*in U yt?uf blood, it H f.tN N lll=lll=lll=lll~lll=lU=IU=Ul=(IL=ILim=lll=l|}=»ll=ill=UI=lll=lll=llI=lll:li| HOLLER MOTOR BALES NEEDS USED CARS (Ye eSll pay 'top celling prices During the conducted tour of for u**d automobiles. All OPA details handled for you. W rit* or the cluh and th* faclllUH, It Was phon* us to coma and maka our obvious that th* peace-time stand arda still prsTill and with this In mind, the reporters begin In­ “PDffoLLER MOTOR BALES 208 W. First S t . ___ Phone 627 terviewing the men from area* covered by their panere. The WANTED B0 W ax lo b s . majority said they didn't Uke the Odluma Gulf Service Sullon, place. Comer F irst BL and French One common "r rlp e " w*» that Ave. Alvin Odham, owner. the eoldlere would rather be at ' ham* far th* two weeks than : TWO or 300 Amp. DC Welding anywhere else. Other eoldier*. Generator. Box AW, c/o Her­ especially those who served in ald. • the cold region* of Italy or Alas­ 60 FRYERS AND HENS AT ka or Greenland, wondered why O N C E I PALMETTO GRO­ they weren’t sent to Florida CERY. 317 ftkLMETTO AVE. where they .could iwlm and where they wouldn’t »ee more snow. PHONE 441. i? Another group or New Yorker* SM A LLH O U Efc — reasonable declared they had never boen on walking or ‘ .bus distance to leg skate* or skis in their life town direct from owner — and asked bow they could enjoy these sports; otheri eomplatneJ Box W e/o Sanford Harold. that thera were not enough girl* BATHTUB, alkctria or frlgerator. Phone 481 WANTED TO RENT m I.AKK P1.ACII), N. V.. Jan. 2«. — Th* United Statae Army ha* left no stone unturned in ita affort* to mtke lifa ae plrueant as poslibla for the min who fight the nation's haltlee, hut appar­ ently the gnawer to th* atte-old problem of how to atop a enldler from "ATlplnit" has yet to b# dlecorared, Thl* w *. never better illu ilratad than here, where the Army hits taken ovrr the world-Tamoue la k e Placid Cluh and put it and all lta (Kiure-ttme Siiuiwtr* •and facilities at the dispn-al nf the man whn hnv* enmr hiirk from fvurope, Africa and the South Pacific (or teaaalgnmen! ur etparation. , Under the plan worked out by the Army the owner* of the club raceive a lump-sum payment for having as “guests" the battleweary soldier* who hive atrvetl two veers or more overseas. No civilian guests are accepted, but th* civilian atmoipheru la m ain­ tained os much as |tot*ihle. Food served by several hundred pretty waitresses Is a* good, If not better, than that «ervrd be­ fore the Army moved in t'hambermalde who once made up the beile of wealthy vacationers now make the u n it bed* fur •ergrnnte. corporal* and private*. The ‘linen and the silver havr not been locked up for the duration, but are doing duuble duly vate, arr condiirled bv nil rnllatrd man who coiiaolldltce the auhj . c l m atter and forward* It to the proper authorities for invest)yation. Hi t A bln U t i l t - ^ c u at i d ' of lb* estate St Jim rale t -llla B ilf h a m . d tc * M * d . that t.» f ll .i l hi'. petition for (In a l <llsi -h » r * . . amt that lie w ill app ly 10 ih* Itn n n ia b l* It W . W a t* . C o u n ­ ty J u J k * o f A m l m i l . C o u n iy , K lo r • Ida. nn th* T «ifi day of K * b tu a ty. If lb , for e p p rn va l of . a m . and for fin a l d la rh a m * a* n d in ln ltlr a lo r of 111* ra ta l* of JU nilli* L l l j t flrlffham , d*r*ar*d. Wrfa l u l l day of J a n u a ry , 1111 ' A nice addition for your living room. AUo threecornered whatnota for your fnvorite colidctiona. �■kaHMMNHKH ^- . v. * I N S U R Em a t - U w , ftri.-h to h f free: if * f »i*b to p r i '.m r im inlale lliune lnt-*liniil,lt- j,r m b i n for whkl, n o k i r r brrn no Jong rontending —we mu«t fight! $ - I ’A TIIIIH f ■ ■ ■ -© VOLU M K ' ' XXXVI fy m m WARBONDS III. M I T . —— ■■ - . IP1 l^ a b U s Im l SANFORD. FLORIDA/ I\ m MONIl W J \M Ai n I'M. Ml'IllLfl \ sMIl' I .1 |»*|| |*||* m i: i :r m : i *Americans A re Now Farmers Urge Flashes From Russian Guns Reported ♦Within Thirty-Four ODT To Lift Rail Embargo IPlainly Visible In German Capital Mi l e s Of M a n i l a Big ldisses Seen Bur Bed 1st. And 3rd Armies In Europe Also R e­ ported A r Making Substantial G a i n s tn r AM vdatfi f r f t i t Three Americun columns today bare down on Son Fermtndo, the gntewny t<i ** Manila while Super fort res.ias lignin struck. lwo Island on 'the sen road to Tokyo. A Singapore broadcast said 14f> carrier-borne planes raided ^ Sumatra oil refineries around I'ulembaug. T o k y o reported A m r r i r m b o m b ­ ers attacked I n i h i j " Island. - 0 0 little* south of the Nipponese ~ capital for l h r firs t time. S i n g le 9 Incedlury-dropidng s u p e r f o r t * were reported continuing their T o k y o rvcuisinns . On Lur.un. thu Americans were only 34 nir miles from Manila, ttiree from Son Fernando. On the European battlef rout the Amerienn F irst unit Third A m u r* gumed troni two to four miles on n 10-mile front, polling within artillery range or closer to the Sle y fiiril I.ine. The F ir s t -eied four tow n s northea st of St Villi, g e t t i n g within a mile o f the H e rm a n Iloftier T h e Third ea D tu rn l M aso elt. © f e l t inn near or n e r e i s the bor iler down to Ssurbrucken. A m e n •iA fan amt French troop* advanced . r ■ ■ ft M l ft t u o milci to within 11 half mile of the mitftkirtu of t'olnmr, the r.tpit.il of upper AUuce. •\ I.ieut. tien. lloilites' Fir»t Array *pnmg a m rprUc attack at 4 M m a hlitintd whirl) hen|>ei1 imowilriftii nev*n feet Jil*h In the rarly hour* the Ftr«t over­ whelmed Martini unrriion* of four town* nonhenM of St. Vlth. Veteran First division trtxj(» apeared Lite s tu c k , and with forces from othsf (snlts chwtrsd h w'ni»t.d*$n aOtiW.-^splur. ■•nC'Vslrufilay-.jH >Mfnes r» fTrli Three ServiceMen i From NavyStation Killed On Sunday Vegetable Growers From Tie-lTp And .ytanpower Shortage . Ringside Seat At Junes Versus Wallace Hearings T I-a ccm1 with jHi**Mbie heavy 1«»-■*l >i- by iiMMm i*t a w ill Innt T h re e service men f m m Ftm O m t Nnvni A i r S tn tw n itr slh by iicrtdenH Btiiulft\ I hi inging O PT with n innn. a n«! the ulhri a- i It* «n>l other *t • weftthe ••HiditMU* wIa i di ih'I at l 1b m'i h>c k foremost to the » en I r t pavement on Hie luehw av at t'assel.ienv aft*r tire nn his motorcycle had htio* > nut. I’nssiut nioloi ists discnvei nl him notified the Naval Station and he w-as rushed to the Station Hospital in a Na»v Ambulance Capt F.M assie H ughes Wins Legion ol Merit; Is ' Honored IN A rH oW D KD AND NOISY In »11op r o.*m le-st t m form* r S e c n t n i \ of t .omnerc®, t. »l * . s - ih i ic I . in.4 * n i i l l i t wh> he think* Henry A* \\ .*ij .. . n..|«i. lit ie.! t*-i M Oiet po-*t Jo nes t* *h o w11 on the ’ .I f I ndti nte.| 1•v y . the nicml.r r ■$ of tin- rnnimiiii'® p». . ,.i *-d 11rn«i >_■ i.il.l, . * ■. W K .Spr\ piddi* , ugK rfMi vi'iirn* the cumpoign Htihmaririf**, m .a rrim g agamtt "U enemy 0 ** 4* .Mr. and Mrs. M .II. Anderson of F t. Loudcrdalo havo purchased the three end a h alf aero Dresser citrus grave near Goidsn L ake where they are now living. M r. Anderson i s 'a driver for SouthEastern Transport trucks. Sanford St^te Guard Unit In Rifle Shoot • - TAMPA, Jim. 2D. Ol’1—Tourists from other slates who drove their ii na coast cities will have to do tome fast explaining to their ration hoards unless thev can prove (heir trip to Florida by rnr was for bona-fide business or hrslth rea­ sons.' OPA Investigators started a un'de-spread investigation today of tourist camps, hotel garag**. streets and highways for cars with Out-of-stats license . tags, W. T . Bowling, chief Investigator of the Tampa OPA flstd office, said yesterday. “ We wlH begin checking tourist camps a t Dradsnton and Sarasota today where wo have had many complaints that thsre are people who drovs their cars for thous­ ands of u llas Just to spnd a winter vacation in this area,'' - Bowling said. Capt. John L. Galloway, Lieut. John Meisch and I S men of. Com­ pany C., Florida S ta te Guard wore among these o f tho Fourth RatLtlon, who partieipotod in a non-competotlvo practice r l f l a "From Bradenton and Sarasota shoot In Pfneastl* yaaU ws Intend to check all other under direction of Col. Cedric C. places that ara mors or less Bens,^ battalion gathering spots for tourists until )6 . i« ** we have pretty well covered everyone on the West Coast with an out-of-ststs tag." ■ 4 «»» M tH iK rl t hept a rx JIMMY DELAYS TRA IN ‘tto t t h ? ^ r n lrilr. CHICAGO, Jan. 19. (AT- De­ parture of the Chicago and North­ western extra faro City of Ism Angelas was delayed for a t .J h a . raqnsat of- Cot Roosevelt, of the marines, who he w*s on "urgent his wife, osksd lhat tbe streaw'llner be hold when the train he from . Washington id a half hours be- B o ci D i i\ c I ’ ;is.| OPA Places Price Ceilings On Live Cattle At $17.25 k»'f rrp.it ti*,! ut hi ft of fiinri ri rt'viMM vrisirnittv ’ - and «J. (i*ii «iijf*tn.fi fur lin |hi 4 i*in bu r |Fn. Is fn Mu zone* which will he the legal limit fi.i the sale nf cattle nnd calves rvgardle** of . hmee, « nut grade. j In additlnn, OPA ordered: 1. Kstabbshment of n "drove com)ilianci)'' system under vrhhh Market!! riMfiii* .. i ar** tin s h ip p e d * kuepmi* tiirnni'Mii' * ctiinjn mm. mi. II i nl.nued F ro m rag# H. tr" *'* Milton ooca t In CZECHO- *»ll D l . l.tl f i t f u l lit I fl a J i .I. J.I * . I K ille d is 1 "• . I f I . t 11. 11*1 f-. ft« U pp toJIs jS f 'l . Price Bchedalea Zones and top prices Include: Zone 20, w htttr takes in the eastern portion of Virginia, and sons >4 which tnelndes most of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida—$18.00. Zone 10, most of .Louisiana east of the Mississippi—118.00. — Zeae l« , Ksa|»wfcv, and sen * 21, western Ten ncssra—818,18. Zone 28, northern Mississippi *IH,50. • • 10, western portions of and North Carolina and the eastern part of Tennessee, and sons 23. eastern Louisiana, southern Mississippi, southern Alabama, western Alabama, waat- . -r L . ' 1 I1' -S,H uu .10.1 ..... . of l tltl f» "Ol.il Ir f•11-I•.-■el ( lu ll l.lliuh i »t i.t ■I.. * l"». pr» » ..'*-*! f I . .Ii * it'll It ill W ^ 1s» i ..vU ri ■■i Uu :i *»..«•* t iOVt lMi» i.HH• < ita I I ritlrr ( a |>i m , ,j I ' r i , 'I I'M * l ift I Ii . „ t . l I lilt! 4 - l |* s1 /it J I , i ! II 'ft , I ’l l ft. ! U .' I . S h 1 I,, , , ,, . ,i I , J(, I , less . M,'ii 11,» I1 I,. FI ■, *' . I- . ‘ . lift! » • * » .(• * th. * . . 1 i , .................... i' I’ e||«l| » tod l.ieui- Ihm Kimball Wins l.rnn/r Star In ladle Action — S•T It .VS ♦ • *t . lit •i h ii i UiN At tutu* M Ui 2m ,t,1'1 I IP f s Il.t..I .1 Ml, V ( I .1 .*!.' * •I I . r 1 .11. 1,1 I . .1 lilt, I,. I I,,,., • n-1.|h 1 • lll.lt It II, I , ,lll t. * , II \ h If.l t.i the bl.ftl. 1114 ft1,1| Tft 1 i •t 1 M 1*1 I'ft.TI 11 K it.il.jifl \\ -«*M i f M . \ Mr \t.iji. -i » 1 i "v1 f 1**1 ’I . ...» . ‘ K |. . ! " f •. i . f« 1 ' ' i ift ♦ *♦ •, t T h om p son In A c tio n H/Fgl. Thompson is the lirutliei of Mrs (leorgu IL I'ulnsm. t-rmerly .o f Hanford and no■' of Durham, N. C . IIOI’KINH IN I*AIMS LONDON. Je n . 20. fflT _H ».ry Hiipkina, oftrr a wceklnng srncs of conference* In Ijindnn dutiki-d by reniinrshfp, is In Paris mn.mg further preparations for Jh r "Hig Threo” meeting, It was iinnmin.ed today. Diplomatic iiuarters reportedl the possibility th at' a Joint tp ); mediate surrender call to Ger­ many might be Issued from the Big Three conference. It is re­ ported that Hopkins had gone to Paris to invite Gen. Charles l*eGaulls to attend and might go to Rome, _and_even to Moscow a fter the Big Three parley. -. Ens. DrFnrt'sl l!t'ckt*r is Killed In ( rash s te r| L i o u t . S a i i t u t ’ l t i n t Ii r it* ill n 1 1it k I .*4'ii ( t I x(s*tr i 111 lit * Air Mutiiilft it wit** Jiiiiit.iififi*il by ©ti Brig tsffi Wil li.t m H (Tinner, comninfitlift^ j**+rm*•111 ..f rht* Iiuii.i Chinn Division, An Trnn«nmt Command. — Thu j*thiti ti ihu» mutlos u |huu corn jilt'tjiii! nf 4 finI limir** nf <»jh*i *i liunn I f Iight in 11 itns*jmi I ii 11 c i uf t o v e r thp tli*nj{i'rmu jiml tliffuult India China mr rnutpn, uh»*rr enem y interr**|.f m»i Mfi«i nil ar k wn« prttbfll.lr and «*Y|H*rted. 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ID and Mi* in *! 1" 1 if If Dr!* p.i-iimn n til I** Hitfi in s«i y itn liMlf rtj-tmyi! tovpr. tth l"to| tluri'k'ui <1 f*.t his own •attfft-l^ hy p*4»4i».iiiu hmiAflf to \\ * fift'my fir**. j.ifut Kimball at th if fnhr. .hit- i*’,l uf li m it i» ur* i v fu*' 011 iho fin*iny, thtiM i'Tifc+H litH-kcr uf iitiMikl)n, Nfvt I *,l(l iM,1t 11' Mlpp.ll I ill Ii-ellis’ III* i.lU Hill j ||H \ fbe A ft f Sill I'l ftiflllh III »*vf «fi 111 & m ;t 11v ft-111 uu 11 ii**, anil York, Pfinr in join no* 1 I1*1 fku \ .lllftOI Dll' I fir liftDuo, , nf 11lf hut* li rs p rv r, h « » 'tuih+nt .1 |o,M I . k i" Elm kfori Ml I |>MIMIC I f 11 ) ft>t1111 t> I flit *.ills'** iii it% •,1•o ft f >t.o BiiHdnitt (Tdicjj*4 Before hr " I t o a t n i n ,|fol •!«*a. 1! ii»|| t s> itilty, 1 pupil* • i! »a it «|iv ftli’* ill 1I i*ttf lift! (»** la polled t«» (lit* .Hj»i f»nd Naval A ni j i'Npll. tm piii'il (hi* m m «*f I fit* oiptort* " (uu! 4 It ill If !*fi M nMori, for ( )j»n at unuiI 'ITniiintL* , l and a | it- 4 ut 1 rd louts, (t win tilf*1 , vi Ilie. it | H illin g I “ Knsijrn Becker received ur r vn.it *^ h 111i InJ» t‘t « ( i f ul* Kim ba ll 1s u ^raduatp of ha ir it with "th em " Umui.t flight instruction at the Nuvnl A i r Stntiou, M i1inpliit. Term and I J i an Dunn, tt hixtb £Tfill If "*11111L Mt. Dura lliirh Seboul urui rethe N . m i I -Air St a linn I'cimiroia ■ pl.tVfM a (.ifC'f* nf her ov .11 t'oiu r»*(ivi*i| hi a i|i*jgr*H* **f rn irin e e rln r i f t " ' . ’ ion at I hi luiin.i 1111, 1 * m fiiihrr of thr R t » M . hr rntrr© !l j “ I li*’ (o ilih 'P 11n r 1 through arf-as rhnrm teriicil by •xtramely ti rnrhrrou*! went her condition! n©c©nRltttting long pc0f npertilion on Instruments _ requiring courngemis and superior perforiiinncc of Ills duties John Evan*. 20, son of Mr. to ovcrcomi\ he accomplished his DEATH nnd Mrs Frank Evans nf Iatkimission with distinction. " Mary, was « member nf the The nwnrd was made for the Mrs. Katie Mlckler, wife of period of service from Feb. 11 .lis t class of aviation cadets tn Arnold Miclder. former head of to Sept. IG. 1044. graduate from the t'olun#us the U. 8. Employment service Army Air Field near Columbus, office In Sanford, died Friday In Miss, on Feb. 1, ID4G He re Orlando a fter a brief illness. reived the silver wings nf a Fly­ AMOS VICKEHY EN LISTS Funeral services were held fur ing O fficer and appointment ns' Mrs. Mickler this morning s t a Flight O fficer in the Army Amos live* Vickery, J r . is Ssn9:09 o’clock i t tho 8 L Ju nes Afr_ Forces. Church, narlaj ws* h r T u n fa U n i t ~' 'indltlurr ~to— the Catholic Ctnr F/O Evans entered pilot train­ foroes afloat, according to word Greenwood Cemetery, Orlando. last June 1943, nnd attrnded received from Orlando Navy Re> ing flying schoola at Arcadia, and iting headquarter*. Young VicVINSON TALK Slontgomery, Ala. befurv his y, 17, is the sod of Mr. and graduation at the ndvanerd fly­ Mrs. A. I. Vlckei— of 1715 W. W ASniNGTONTjan. 20. UTy~ ing school near Columbus, Miss. The eepltol heard some talk to­ Third Street. Prior to hia enlistment on Jan. day that Stabilisation Director Using explosives the Army has Fred Vinson may be President 2 0 , he was a student at Sanford Roosevelt's choke for federal loon High 8chooL Ho la now a t home developeil u method of sinking s .inostlva dutv awaiting his telegraph poles Ul loots sand II to I Naval Trdlntng Station. without digging a holt. John Evans Wins Army’s Silver Wings K I• i Tii i 11 ■. ^ '*"■ »*'r ''ice in UM1. .Stnnlrv Brumlev »nnif '.."/ l! ‘" " I infant daughter Frnr«' .Mr In" l»v Fn lr Fort© Swansea, 8. C. a tui “Til*! S pirit uf Rotary tt r ». F If nim c acci 1mj mti 1***1 Ills wife reside a t by Mr*. .Mitchell Rant: "A n Amerirrtn I*rnyer“ VTniton* nt liMlny'fi lunch non m cluilni NV I. Thorp©. Byron Kim: J r . Dr. Dunrttii McKwnu. Julian l lo u n n l , .M S. Ilerirowr ami Paul Home On Leave Editors Note:—The follow­ ing names of buys in service “home on leave" have been submitted by the Pitot Club Sti ne of O rla n d o far which Mrs. Z. H. R atliff, telephone f i5 t-J . and Miss Blanche Kennedy, lelephona FATHER • RON BANQUET r ® ” -V? h f * Sflccleftl as _ a commit lee to secure n in e s The annual Father-Son banquet of servlet men nnd women no nf the Seminole Chapter nf that their friends mar know Future Farm ers af America will when they are h» Hanford. lie held in Ihe chapter hulldlng.J W est Eighteenth Street, nt 7:30 Pfc. George B. Eliot, who P. M„ Thursday. Feb. 1, It radio specialist and technician announced today by Alex R. In instrument landing Johnson, agricultural Instructor.^ stationed ot Casper, Wyo., a r­ This banquet is nart of th f rived Saturday fur a visit w ith . leadership training of the Future his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgy. Farm ers. . -- '-t -_r'; \ uumAsmiNG Movt A r r ii m t fm m the Wur Hti-iiU Is A w a rd ed C lu slaughterers will be limited In the ment tn»t S S e t. J . I*. Thump-in total amount they may pay In of Hitch Springs had hren lill--d AIK TRA N.M'til: I i n ’d M.ft NH buying cuttle during a monthly in ni-tlnu tn lielgium Ja n A. BA SK , INDIA . .Inn ifii (S jhaccounting period. wn» received tmlay hy his wife, cinl) Erat l .'-iH Sttfimi’l i. (.nth 2. A maximum limit, on a Mr*. Marie Thompson of Stinf-.'d. ri©. Bnriftiitl |>t|nt, hit. I»•**•»i ,i war.I percentage basis to be determined later, uf the good and choice cuttle slaughterers may kill dur­ ing the accounting period. Officials said the over-rMtng price would assure a profit to wholesalers and retailers, many of whom have been -forced to buy ut prices higher than their own sale price under previously esta­ blished wholesale and retail ceil­ ings. It also will protect them from being out-bid for choice grades by “any unscrupulous oper­ ator who had purchased cattle at prices higher than thoss permit­ ted by the previous order," they S-ftildi Coupled with tighter rsslriclions on m sst rationing, OJ’A said, the new ceilings should "give greater assurance to each housewife th a t she will receive her fair share o f all grades of beef, including the top grades, a t fair prices.1? • I • • N Ilitf 1ht* J„II . • L h 11 In t h r n. ifh d m . pi i .. •• i i if* * n* in the hnpi* that Cnniffi'** lake no I Hr* f»f f hi* plight nf j r I** d l l t i l ' l H I * * * Hfi.Mi r* nnd prtivnli* m 11< •1 D* rill* l ItI? »d M• 1:r Atvloini* lions urn eXft-mpt F u r t h e r Action ftiatr* >. i i '' f Ii . * lier ii it Imi I v* a; 11 It at r \ '' it i: r tv** r - should in ciii'ii *ul»*d f"» 1hr jiiRfr t h r ) Hill -l the j »ic»* i \| ■j 1 1fi ■' him 11 (illfst / i ■1r * . . b> . i .Mil " .iiilft' • '■ d* hlionuh B n to rx O f ", .SLOVAKIA / r„,,.T'ON 'v rg g g - v j v N io i^ 3 b . com in err in I lo u r od F I ' -1 i' •'1Hr i A IS n I 11 t n ii - jnri f r 'ii a indi' +I ■m m h i» f lie j r t r •»p* t h.-M 1 i'* ul. t f. . kthum unir i n Jlu* * " Tin* h.M.f i f «■+. ordered »• I h. \ f liintrti I oil., it mi '* several week* ng«i l»» Li*on»»mn jh +i u Stnbiliiatir.fi D i i i ' d i i \ in+on, will J ift-t dl*n*t!ci, and now, be cut by 60 cents nil along thr ! I (n n .rope fire i (ipdnif into f* .**1 jiVrMluttir.fi, thU rnil ctuliitiru line on J u l y 2. OPA said it has established an prrvcniH them f m m ahi|>|itfi|f "W o have notified nur » on* AVITII T H E M i ' l l : lilV C I! I O WN S f lip,,. In M l . .i,,,t.,l "over riding ceiling'* at 10 mai ket centers and m *24 market grp*«innnl' dele^atHin that " ir Slip* iii , and Ul. r v i / ... . ...... th* (Di *oio i^.a•. i ••11»-f or ii'M le r ul S t'b lii'iile m ilh l, I a i r «<»fl f iITV111 th f lifnVfrilllM Mt would uol havp taken thin tim+iif sU(|» »f mii*h nrtinn h;id not N**n impi*rut ivr*," he lonlimjcd, ' tt tin (t . I and | * r c s i <1 c n I M o n ila I■Vh* 1 St.iti* ilit Ion nl litltor from lh** Hu' utihh iirfa hove been made, he •b‘* !a '* d *At K S O W I I I I Jan '.*1. tint no definite lumiritiH'e »- 1,1 tSfMM'iftli "A ■r i f * al r ” tnliii(it when this !aiu»r will 1** »*> idail.le t**} KUu mJit ifTtswi'f with (**rUh if »nii*.i.sw,j tin y»«F* i»Me* vi -i' H ijTilr* funi tn iup m t hfljh fis’hlr hn* hri*n hy tfi" truverimuuit fmhurjro mi T' jllkim f \\ii*"f1 DiMMi..r „f Ht.it*1 Kiti »»n-i * l M i lutT mui * suri ail Mis. Fleming Presents Music Pupils At Rotary G a in in u Director Wilson La op|ioi*U in lh** V\ ,»r i mcuts Nwt'SNi ty For A111ti in i hi r n 11« f» t it i « uv l> '■hr K 't * ,nMou Diviniiin f"« «'l This Drastic Act PPM - r *- ( Ic ie r riimlit ic + F ru rf it report**), ('orndr. Ilslltird uidixl n i sold fm hreeillng ur r m n n i r m s l medical officer in thr omputn j purpusi-s and thine sold bv memtion of the sailor's li-|f j tu-rs of the t II clubs or uthrr - -— —j recuguiHsI f Mi in youth organise Tourists To Explain Gasoline R a t i o n s l< .da ,loonnc r r I h u m ln d w e i g h t , e f f . * n . . * tonmr u v„ in i. • t........ wi n dl -n v- ■ to idimitMte • al mn lull on 5 o ff jif**' r nl th* St <'nj•t liughcp wan . it.’.f Tmi \l f •umigh InlxM tn nuivf* lh***«' ci.m Atlantic, it wan itiintntm ed today I ri*nguiy Inmi ^ I " *lf’ I" by Lieut il.f Forth* i of %i M Rail Embargo Is Declared Serious t"j other vi getaliie* * hi- h b.o« .Mi hoi inn l ut It v were ieud\ •“ r T o State Farmers Stinted out, orht day morning m the Sanford Naval I . h i p m e n t t h u w e e k A . — Station IHospital, 1 111. I Itwo tt'll V l 111I I Air hom after lie hud been thrown head ' , ,, . .. , . . , i In ate the difficulty if jniinurti on T h 'F R TT s s i'in s * H i u e ru lllli li 'i l the | u s .i.m fntUfnfrtm t i'jiffw bf>ifti .I- n t i. «f.| ' n. | r 1‘ ' »' . . . * . i , 11 i 1 M l fir ♦ i illM 1 tw . ( lb • , * l - . ■h.*tr » ..................1 •• t .* . . • . b • ■' ir.il 4 ft ft ft*} r •it ri i. h ft .11•11.$4 D . n n ii 1f (ft! i f !• nkti\ iUt; li t i. . « . r » s *•• ii ' Ehl . .1 ft l ifil •.4*pi ".it . t i '** *i n i ' h.’iVft' t*k it . ...*t .1 , *i« *1 i *'f |t"|'*»I.K'(% , :» p I t ' sy., ,f ii 11 11 - » iI t f l . n I n i n ; ......... B. •li 1 ii. . t, Its D tn. - nl ,, f *"*■*' m ■11 „ If. i till i ... » tf I m .1.1 . . •• M*ft|th *1 -t l!. . 1 i* D .. ti. . * *1- Dl l , 1 tn* embargo was put into i f • V'hiMH' S c b n e id c in u b l; ilt'l' | ! m ! m n m u n i u n o l t o d a y . S u e r f P r i T h ' o r l s sjuil t In . t i e s o( Sot ie ! m m s h a v e id re a d y been -e e l) I Com l i i p l i l i ill t i l l 1 m i ' l l ! s k i e - o\«-| th e e . i s l e l l l H'Plilt uf a t|11■l ..r >VtU* i**' 1' Ir r 1 \ . getuhlc and fruit g i ■awj *1 nn lh* hiifh u nv m m 4 -»«ih**i i \ '. ,,,n,ide t millt\ 4*lHlld !•» !•«"•* A l 'ti’j n tiVliH*!. Sunday morning I |*|llt, -a m b *»i d o lla ri if pi.«to*i Jnnin* H BPb*»p. S _V I'S N U *i imi i eio'htng Villlfiiiitv ate f+ir iiailirsvilie, unit \\ iltnii K. Halt. i in ? delay«*«l in ri'HiTimr n**i lh S ic UHNH Gf 11r ei'iivi It»•, N <’ , efp lit ul Wi ts. M I „ i nlInin, '-rile', manager fur f Iuim* and • oin were a t te m p tin g in ermot the At Untie t'ottaf l.ilie tru ck * at [ (♦aii\ tmluvMngm lia A i c n u e in Urluiub* when Vegetable g ro w e r* In** •!* their iru le d u u wn* M n irk t" ad ! ,,, Pit 4* Uu* iiecc*.*i!y 1*0 thi* on hy an e a rl y morning train mhargii/* he an id. "and wjti I to The autoinohilr w»« thrown , nt opern .per at** w it hunt comiland fret into the «i it eh, it woe t * , rvi;r t .. I hr r e n Ire ad v «■%i 4** h -rtagi* of Iat.or for li-it.i +1**1 purled Roth itun were in ItenK kilted. Hi-hop. tindri the st* el .■«.| jn*K*e*«lilg t lie*e veg*t.tliir 1 further a,‘ g»a dn\ inr wheel and Hall who wa, I , \rr\ *ittintnin that nut. +p«'l! thrown d e a l of the car The « .i i andr tif dotlrt r* <*• Wits c< mpletelv wrecked i fh M u m " h** added t he other truffle fatalit y vi ri I Mi n HM'it m i |*rd ie * ■ * •1I* f ' It ohe it t 'htt.tlw it'K, S 1 , I.SNH In cfimiection ^ith the winkinic army's drive esme O days a ftr r nf the Dlot k Inlint), Lieut. < onulr Field Marshal Karl von ItuodMedt Krr*f A. Ilaltnrtl, former i**ecubroke throunh the Ardennes In tiv<* officer of the Sanfonl Sta* tion, received n commendation hla December offensive. fmm the Commander in Chief of the Atlantic Fleet for gallantry, having remained aboard the sink­ ing carrier in order tn resrne a sailor who was pinned m the wreckage, Jn mldltion, it was The Sanfon] Board o f Realtors u|]| hold - its refttilsr monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon a t 4 :0 0 o’clock a t tho C ity H ill a t which time important m atters will be discusssd. i t Was a n ­ nounced today by Edward F. Lane, president o f\ths Board. I f,< utH* in \ fi thtUiflnfi tn fift the ♦•ml'iirgn a* Aclte*luletl ul midnii'h Inflight ii J P ity m ilt's insid e th e liiT m a ii Im r- 1 the Simford Nuvnl An Hint tort. NaiU Itesin to Hold • for bin nggren»iye work us coinW A S H I N G T O N . Jan, 2D. l A I — Thcr* was nn advnnea artillery niondinj; o fficer of the former T i e Office of 1’ilee Admlnifttrajireimiation. After tho find su r­ curort carrier Hlurk prise, the Herman resistance be- which \vm» Nimk ln*l .Spring hy turn Iasi inp'lil foilnnlly es'uhllsh i ■11: g s_ on live ft-1*I * I Uari to stiffen. enemy fiction in t h e n »t i l M| **d | CITY BRIEFS O f met I fr. r by tin’ ODT la*t week tn \ vt f h. (SfirthrciNl n m i nf the t min of them in n tnllitimi nf i i »-iri* t * v to **'11ev i* hi ‘ute rail V'itr*• cil rial til mi t It In n *■ *■i - 1m •1«.i si1If*|| tatlM'dl !«V till' VII 1' Iwieh nnd llrpuchjtil in a five to aeveti milca noithenat *>f The Legion of M in t Hi*- l>een St. Vith. Ilu)>petibneli is four and Mimnie a half tullea front the Herman iirmrnfrtl to ('n|>t. K | m ighrn, fo r m e r ronunmub i of frontier. Snowdrifts and mines were tile chict ohstade*. A F Correspondent Hal Hoyle said the drift* were n,i ii#**-1 that trail h la iin s units had to change off every flit y aid * «o exhausted were those plod­ ding through the sliuwfields. The reo|>enlng of the F irst i B a il 1 Berlin Biots Occur luinii shnrtagt i* rauMiti. «lail> nn n i i t im. a id in ' iiinm ii vegrta hie grower* and shipper* of Sent inoh t' m inty , h v n l grn u e r* un.1 *hi 1*11mg ntgi* nitntpiu* were l<» il.tj S u rro u n d s P r u s s ia n j rut I fin ha rift> which with h a iv t-'l Two Die. \Vluui Car Is Wrecked Fiy Train; Blowout' Gets Third A rm > | U -^ i ; * • f � 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, 1945 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, January 26, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 26, 1945. 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>, January 26, 1945; <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/362afd5c9f8bbaf9a728e7c9a74107c7.pdf 8d46b87a1f5b096ed4aed485bef0e037 PDF Text Text > T liE P A G E U ff^ m 1 D A N FO U D f l E H A L D , f iA N F O R D , "’A irhead" Seized By Airborne Men I s S.»e«ate»v**«rl? rtf" C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G RATES 10c p a r tine fo r ooe Uwcrttoa Mr p a r lisa fo r th ro e tn rrrU o eo H e p«r line fo r 6 b u e rtla n * >6c pat Us* fo r 28 l&MTtlOM r, '* .. f* Minimum re U . . . SO* y u o N E i t s o r n a i N o y o u r i d * to t h e o a n f o r d h e r a l d /o o a r flva r w d l to lb* llna. tn c lu fu ig phono and address. L ! bdrarttom oeirta fo r altu a tU n a w anted will be ch an rad fo r a t Lba •g n la r classified ra te s. FOR S A L E ' LO ST- ~ H . R. P O P E CO. U. H. Tire* and Tube a L ftS T : in or n eu r H itt T heater, Ja n u a ry in, w allet with money MOTORCYCLE HAI.K , an d Identification pas* in name C I/JH lN f. tliaiu . uwtl- Only lUi Ihlnn linker Reward, Phone machine* left. E x tra spii-ial county today ami Uimnrrow. I amall Indian m achine good tire s, m otor ru n t fine, looks good - LOST: SLACK pookcUiook co n ­ $196,00. One 1U41 H arley, r e tain in g money nnd g ai hooka A & II |16 rew ard, Simmln I. cclcnt Urea and tubes, new b u t­ S m ith , 111. 1, Hu* iv E W n f n r d . tery -apeeial $.108.50. On* 1911 Indian d u e l , new p aint, new b a tte ry —$195.00 Sevan 1912 LOST: Between 1.1th and IHth St. Harley*, all read y to jro—S p e ­ un Park Avr., Jnn. 20. change c ial $199.50., Thla in nil fellowa, p u rae containing money ami h u rry and gel vour*. No m ure annul aei u n lv i a u l Phune HMJ-Wmachine* av ailable fur u lung while A d rp u .lt will huld m i y m achine They can also In. fi l i l l S I N L S S S 101V I C E nanced by puying 1 .5 dirun I A II M otors, 11(5 Went Rich Avenue, Re1.*nd, Fla.. Phut,* CARPF.N TEH INC, general ra4I6*K (A fter 0:90 I'. M.) nair*. W. J. Ru**ell. 70u W. Bill n t r e e l . Phone 747-11. 6 ROOM iturco bungalow, Imnie diale p o m e..io n — good IncuW E I.ItlN tJ; lly an expert with lion. :t0 yeura’ t'miprienee who guar* ROIIKRT A. WILLIA MS untee* every jut* Would ap ­ Phone 7.12 A tlantic Hank llldg. preciate n trial ’I eniporarlly FOR SALK: Plpa and pipe f i t - 1 locoted «,l IPM'x French Ave tin g ., valve*, plum bing auppliea . 1 A It Welch___________________ pre w ar autom atic hot water j neuter*, compli'tu *tnek deep and ] F H A MORTCAOF, LOANS To build a home ahallnw well pumpa. pneumatic To boy n home aturnge tanka A O Rualrr 916 To remodel a home W, I *t St. Phone 207. To refinance a home 6 ROOM country h o m i located tn | <\ M. n o Y l t . I l l ' " , Magnolia Ave. I’aola on hard r'-ad. fruit tree*, Phone 17H-J. chicken Hnuaea, ,1 acre* P u r e STOHA<iE your <>*r nr K t n l ’a lilMlli.lK) I (Inriiim. Sp***i*: r» tj ROIIKRT A. W If.LIAMS ■Uirufirr Atlantic Rank llldg. Phone 712 | NA IM() SirvM'f* Ritdioi pickf«l up RKIl R U S S Seed polotoe*, c e r t ­ an<l ilrhvrrfi! The Klrotric ified Hunt'* Tuxedo Feed Srrvln* Co. 207 M*trnulia, Store. 2nd L S anford, phone rhi»r»t’ 101. .168. 1 MAKK Rrrrfht, fnMlnjr nrrFi*n«, C RY ST AL W b-x, and Yellow Her-, pw r i*h nw In if«. r » I*iti r In; fur n| - I inuda onion plant*, per M. t ur r* mpairihbr J M Wil>*n,. J2.LXI; five hundred, 11.26; one flul m»lia Avr hundred 40c, five thousand lota H rp njr‘s nmnll or *1.76. tnrw'*' (a l l P ourarn ItFM APPRO TIR ES <’em nt y tiofl U ifh Arbor VIE H A V E in stock u good q u a n ­ tity of re-capped patae n grr lire*, practically all .l i r a , no [ permit* are now required NORWALK T il t KS AND GIR LS FuR p a rt time and full UATTKHIES tim e ut 1-anpy Drug Co. WE HAVE fn stock a fair qu an ­ tity of N orwalk tire* and n good .loek of Norwalk batter* I1KI.PKR FOR Jim m ie Cowan'* Sheet Metal Works, i n . No permit* required for new tube*. F l l .l d N G Station atten dant, good 4-6 C IT RU S baga, p e r M, 105.60; hours, «ix day* week Advance­ 60 lb. cabbage b ag ., per M ment. depends un yourself. Call $156.00. Muff e t l ’s Auto Service, phone A. M. P rev ail Seville. Fie 9126 Phune 2 I0 4 | Hoi 67 il IIURNKIt F lorence stove «u<fd eomlltlon — $ 1^,00 — 607 W. l e t SL_____________________ MAID for afternoon* Mr* lo o k , 7'Jii Mellonvllle Phone 792 J - CuuraeH in A,,jii„n ill Spacious Iz o u n p e Chair and Ottoman ( I r m - p f u l, n m tln rii de- stiifii llttif fils I'lTfoctly in nuruMl or modern .* ‘ v* • v-np - con- • Hlriiction, s m a r t l y tailored in it choice nt tjunlity in|icjtlrio.t. 59 bttl>iiri|Z w id ■ "f $I ■ I Mite* 1 >r Thr ■ARNINQ ABIUTYa t t e c u r l t v fo r a l o a n ...a r e i u l a r in c o m e . . . i t at v alu ab le a. a b a n k account! P riv a te , fr ie n d ­ ly s e r v ic e . F u l l i n f o r m a ­ ti o n . I n q u i r e . $ 3 0 , $ 10 0, $ 2 3 0 iiit r , 1in 1\ r 1 hwt p1-u: 1-11 i« | 1*4* t Liard f* r m*vi i 14 v llu t t ' fi 1% ir M jn l , *•* l r«i IH T m U l* . tit MATTRESSES hmi .I Family I^jnn Company All vn by up uir r u td ir d l u h r t ll m Pernup.a i h r key l.e ( h r problem Will be the m am m oth new t't i-l u If liilrr F uither nirlm rnr nperatitms in R u rn p e will nnl b 4» surprising nml you r a n loiik fur a wide use of them in th e Piirific They an- 1 highly effective in ruiifiertiiivi with omphtbinus land 1n|t*s, 4uUin$r New 1944 Model DODGE TRUCKS a ff s u p p lie s fro m th e $1.25 Per Week e n e m y 's roast defenses Widr m ilitary Application- ha\e tn-»n found for thr nil v!«.•raled-hf-am hvatllighl tlrvt-lu|iril bx’fore thr vv:ir nml ulntost un, versnlly u*cd un A tncrlcan Aulumobllet. for sale to eligible farm ers and other Legal A dvertisem ent — truck operators. im m :n Displayed at TO or F p iitisri: * * o I B r III SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS t'n lm e tli) AIRWAITE” p i i i i .h ^^*t iu \ t!OHV*n.i» pl*.^, u f r i.I.I.n r r O frire ait it I e * , u 1 0 'J up and Twin Size mi ru n s jto ttc ry S S Full Size r« r*M h h rd Ly t h Ilf 11\ e f sit It M'lf itnd ih fm rm l ik p id v Id ihi*-t k 'lrtU ilil m ln m ! al 'd r n t a niff nt le n d in g th e t i i m n >it ami — — 995 hr udvu«ad . ' *In $t Mti*. r t*if vdnt 1••*i \ at S infu rd Room b KU. S ta ir Dank U ldf Trlrphun# 3.1 J. F Knwland. J r ManaE^r b v itu iifu l xhutli’.s. 111 !.t* n tju ir n i tu h ttY r w r i t t e n | i n m i ....... fr*irr* t h r i r p a rrn tw *»r ir u a i i I i u h -. h tT r r in k ir iK n r t iu il f lig h t tu a ttm or m o r e w ith lam ps nr I'rvHtiii lia.’M'M, prutty 11 -Indents ri-iftthtt]) a n d I’ uiia I ASHIK R wanted for grocery store local g irl preferred — S I7.60 week s ta r ti n g salary. — lien; A, c/o Herald, l*LKNTV of w, ; ,irntm'dintt ‘1y i table Slet.enn htuflrnl- LUGGAGE u.i„.«e end l',.,t Ill.q .l.iH ,, rjoantU $0(1 -Box - - -Springs - - -03j=0 f»»| til I ,11 . r now p«*ndlne Mi l tir> n r r m i Ke m l no le (.'tiiitilF , K it. 1 M u , on nr I j»fo r« line M* re h M uir l» jtt to « l i ­ th e 5|h day of Mnnli, .A (i l a i i In flA fa u lt t h # r » n l a a l.l rn u e e w ill L * t thfp o r ile r be |iu b ll» h # *i th « a tfttu to ry lim a r<H|ii|petl Inw. In Thr fo r by 29.95 H A N F o l d > I I K H A J .l C H A n fo ril. F l o r i d a , a n a w n p a p rr of ffa n e ra l r lr e u t a U o n In s a id Fo un t* an d 8 t |t « v W it n e f t my hand nhd = Q.10 up (plus tax) — 0 1 ‘ a I vie i | g You arc |||||I> I|) n tv U fl-.l am] 1. U U lrrt] f., a h l ' - i f lt> J re i f n it l l l l t-f *'<»«»plwlnt 111#■*$ l > M 11fm w H proem ! Kf I*artr. o f f ic ii I = ill imtl of of flee, nt Hanford, Florida, th in till. 10th (HEAL) day of la n u n r ir , A l> Wood Rangesllj 59.50 |Ik> O. P. IIRItNDON C la r k C l r e i il t C o u rt H rm ln o le C o u n ty * Florida. N O T IC K An »*»irlniulon on th* ConstlInllon of Iho United H lstr* will ha bald a t Ih* C ourt llnusc, Haofnrd. at two o'clock on Halurday attar* noon. F ib ru e rr third. All appll* ran ta for tr a rh a r’a c artlflcatra ara roqulrnt to ta b * this examination. T. W. Law Ion. K uparlntandant. In Driving And Retreading TWO or S00 Amp. DC Welding O enerator. Box AW , c /o H erald. >RY, th r e e ' ' bedroom *t done g r e r b o th InI' en d m • m e r e b a r’ g lo ry . T he PARTY to can 100 No. I can* of home i . j t v e poeg rap e fru it hearts — I will nrnedlately. E d w ard P . ru m lih cans and f r u it — W rite H l « n * M Ctet IKct ip ced in g rvini lira*. In ( e t m d l n g th e y muel b e mHBriantly c o o led b e fo re u » . O u r eervice will b e (v tt fa c t en o u g h to g iro m aximum m ileag e a n d sa fe ty , W g w ill n e t hurry o u r w erb m o m fdg H y e a r Box 221 or Phone M l, ■mall hbuaa . : A n t’ ll, I t R t u t r n p rrA id e n t n f W ANTED 60 W ax J o b t. Odham'a Golf Bervtce flUtlon, C om ar Flrat 8L end French Ave. Alvin Odhatn. owner. n p m a .„ ID u n i v e r s i t y ,*' H.G. Ave V BROADFELT W e h x v e J u s t r e c e iv e d a U r g e a h l p r o e n t o f 9 - f t - w id th * i n s e v e n b e a u t i f u l c o lo r s t o c h o o s e fr o m . ‘ " 'V i IIS STATE OK r tO n iD A TO: JOHAIB M AT WALDEN. Ad* draaa unknow n. A awom itu la m a n t having ba«n Had haraln aa required by law ta t your p lica of raalitanra la un* TO BUYt modern house w ith . th ree bedrooms. P . a Box B4Z, SMALL HOUSE * m s o n a b te w alking or but distance to _ from H o m e F ron t! m i ri| In p a * l h r f WANTED— • m * A A Jo eri*v#*s f• i l w i l f f .l v CHARACTIR - t h e f a c t t h a t y o u ’re a re»pon»lb le p e r s o n - 1» r e t a r d e d h e r e as t h e m o s t i m ­ p o r ta n t fo rm of s e c ­ u rity . N o co llateral n e e d e d to a p p l y f o r a l o a n ! S t o p in o r telep h on e. TH R EE acres of celery bleaching TO HUY: baby betl and portable jot per: 21 tons of w in ; 10 sewing machine Phone 758-M. seed bed covan i clothes plna For Sale, portsb ln typew riter. for same. $200.00 fo r tha lot. nOLLRR M0TCW 8AI.R3 Phone 7804, O rlan d o fo r spNEEDS USED CARS polntment. (Y* grill pay top celling prices CELERY w in for b or 6 acres. t or uecd automoblloo. All OP A J . J. Dolly, phono 402-W, details handled for you. W rite or phone ne to gome and make oat COPENHAGEN cabbage plants. appraisal. S. A. Hire, Banford-Orlamlo HOLLER MOTOR SALES Hl-way. Phone 828-W, 208 W. Pi n t 8L fh o o e BH ■ w ? ja r n s Im portant T o K e e p U p Thew ii! •NVtfTni?d.‘ SjSrinjr ir in t r u r t o r , TRUCK mechanics wanted, per­ m anent job, good working con­ ditions. good (lay with lota of T A U L E model Delco radio. 215 overtim e Phone, wire or write Maple. K, K. Keene. Winn T Lovett Grocery Company. Drawer U, T U R N II’H with or w ithout roots, West Ray Station, Jarkionville, 50c per buahel or dostn hu n ­ Florida ches. Hring containers. J, M. I-e*. 2609 O range Ave. Good pay. t'O LORKD Maid. »ey cow; one Guernsey, Phom* U24. O N E Jerse 1th first calves, milking 1 gallons or better. 1100.00 GIRL wanted fur s,vl« fountain work, nu night work. MedleyCa*h each. Alto several other rmlita Drug. Jersey and Guernsey heifers bred. George W. Jonea, X-oi ong- WANTED TO B E N T I i KLANI*, Jun (S[n*viith | John li. Ntrtaon C nivrrslly noth oritur*. Dei nnd, uriliounreil today the mil int ion «>f ground sehimt ' courses in aviutom which will, through a alieci.il arrang em en t with the O range S tate fly in g Service. O ra n g e C ity. Kla , make It poaaihle for S te tso n students a* well as other interested p e r ­ sons in F lorida to obtain the neerssary tr a in i n g and experience to quality fo r pilots' liccnsca u n ­ der the reg ulations of the Civil A rm nau tlea A uth ority Ground school studies, including navigation, th esry of flight, Civil Air regulations, nu-tvsllogy, and :t crop lane nnd en g in e iliamtem ance. have been included in the university's curriculum fm the Winter Q u a r t e r and will be p r e ­ sented in roiilii-etiiin with urtuul flving o u t ruction in Tuyloreruft Iraim rs under I lie diteelnm of ttie tlrnnge S tale Living Serviie. i.f which Mr 1 Wodt- f 'olemon I of .Minim he th r head At today’s Interview. Coleman staled thut goveinuutuL t * 4 l l r . (ions tdacml on nvilinii flving at the time o f I'eurl Harbor have now la-en Huhstantialiv rem ovnl and It is a g a in possible for civi liana In receive flight instructions without cripp ing lim itatio n . For tnerly a flig h t supervisor for tin< ivll A eniautic* A uthority, Cole­ man began his flying i n n e r ul .Miami. Fla., 'when- In m.I.A.i )n ll'.’H In eonnrelioii with (he gov. vriiinrnt defense mens .les, he was an instruetoi tn the Civil I’llot T raining I' i -i - iiiiii and !>u in II il V ino m i is fl.ght in i.ii, ■ at the Vrioy f'liio ..- , , lm.il, Douglus. Ci-i.igui VVi i. . . n , , , , . a- ’light -o|.i-i >,,..i |.., n,o i V A in 19 I I. I o ilm an training progrunis f.u Army and the N.1, , t.iir 1- of th e Smith, All ground school w under the supet I Allen, h ead of St* vi-rsity » ilepurt nn-nl 4 KuilfP lif St f t Mill Fr mi mm? I'in i -1 ntin HlO.ll lllslf Ui I 11IfI MORRIS Chair uul H arvard Classic*. 410 J’a lm e tto Ave. wood. H a. a u S liiiiS U iS iilE m B iiiS iiiS H te a is iiiS i | ^ * * By H ERM A N K ALI EN landed by parachute ur glider. STOUT F lK l.lt, li„liaiia|Mi)is. u TltlM tP I A Hill Kli COM Ind Mure ulul I....... Airuy mi'li M I N I ) iTCC) ThU outrit, fr a .......................................... are using, ,n new w,,rd "nlrltead , . - qui-htly Confuied wllJi the air An airhead i. a patch .,f ...... ( om„ ,. n d (A T C ) , file* irbortte flurcea o r c e ai i . ___ . _____ ___ the ground arized by airborne arachutista and, towa —parachutiata and glider troop*. glid er, to the .elected airhead, It comparea to a beachhead ur loiter it flip* in .uppllea and bridgehead an ted t!y ground heavy equipment and evacuate* troop*. the wounded. The raaaon A rm y men are uaPrincipal difference between Ing the word mure and more 1* T C C and ATC i* th a t ATC doea thla: Top war p lan n er, are no lo nger I not uaually e n te r combat tonea thinking in t e r m , of airm.rne dl- ATC due. p l i a n t aervice flying f , , , v f b—I .. 1. I w„ ,1 A aBaanieara #t\ 4h a vision, or liattalmn* battalion* or detach freight nml passengers to the menta, but in term* of air-hom e tone, hut TCC take, over from there. Also TCC hring. wounded armiea. One good tip-off t* ' h r fact out of enoihal to n e , and ATC that the A rm y now haa nir flic , them on to hospital*. ATC. borne laundry units, ice cream however, is flying the " l l u m n " in plant*, shower unit*, many o th e r , the Chinn theater as well a* thing* needed by t»u*>P» s t a y in g j TCC> If the present thinking i* c a r ­ a long time if) the field Up until now, with the excep , ried forward, standard ground lion nf the Normandy and H ol­ Itnt.pn will have to lw* added to land iub», airborne operationa j this list When ra r rir d by air. troops are colled "aifA P New»fe*lur»* W riter * J such have been more or le** in the landed" troops. They already have nature .of commando a t t a c k s —tt I have been o«ed. most liuLxbly in : proposition of Spreading ron fu- ) the Rurm a operation under w in a Ion and holding a limited pbjee gale. but not to any great extent. live until ground troop* eould I One top Washington airborne planner told me Iwfure I sta rte d relieVe the a i r t i m e , Now the pln n n & i ara Ireginn-j out on this tour of TCC oml Air* ing to talk alait something they borne bases: "T h e re 's no reason why you c a ll "development. “ S tn n d u n l ground troop* -in fan try, artillery , t-.ni'l march lrnop» tnlo an a i r ­ e t ^ - w o u l d hr flown In nfter the plane nr gilder and tell them to specially tr ained airborne troops to sit down a* easily a* you tell th rin to Ml down in a truck." have secured the airhead. Itrig. lien William I>. Old, The stan d ard ground troops would expand the airhead, mu he TCC comma oiling general, told ere! it a battlefield in u* own righi me ill hi* headquarters We feel lioil till- only thing The uaewcc-eipee*. ami glider troops Would b. floe II oOt lo limiting airborne operations now i oi . inneiinT'luir W rseehrilluetaln eet ready for another iob • mu lu rry in g lapaeily." Array'* Two Airborne Arm* Aerial Hoxrar* At presenl two branches of the Already ulmoel everything th u t Arm y have the leading mle* in i n n In- rarrird by truck can he ulrlmrne w a r f a r e ' 1. A1KHORNK FORCES A i r ­ ( l i m e d by plane, If n e e s a r y in borne soldiers u rr nnl ineinhet s several ideees. So wondrous a re of the Air Corps. They urc ape- the thing* being done nowadays, th e i r is loi doubt that soon the rially trained ground soldierengineers, -igiial men, mcdicnl Vi miv will lo- able to carry e v ery ­ thing tint tin- very largest tanks men a* well a* fighting men HELP WANTED— GOOD oalf % ■ wood fo r stove or fireplace — W. W. Thompson. K ldrr Spring*. M O N D A Y , J A l ’T L A R ’V 2 2 , 1 9 i5 F L O R ID A m■- 1 ■ a n V d d eh 4* m p re to d u ro fo r every Meg. Y eu .m a y w a it a fe w heu rs a g ain st you. Ihaia tnarafora to comm a • • • • We have a * •S a n d • R oyal • W in e Murine Green specially a S? cffiS'cJ.'ff'T. 0 C b trry R ed C a r d in a l R e d B lu e G r e e n tr a in e d m a n fo r in s ta llin g en _ _ ------. v :J S S ^ S b . J . 'T Wla* Daeraa f r o Coi aatared a ja ln a t yau. .m? r » ‘i « 10J W . 2nd V u lca n iz in g & & & S "r"& & Use Oqr Eaay Paym ent Plant i. ■ - • ■ g _ _ - ___ Chifforobes 3 .39.50 HI �tr 1 \ — - --------- — - ... 40L - .!•: l . r a ^ * .u Sl S ^ c’ if n r w i-|( to he (rev, if n r ».-L Id p i r u M r I n t l u l i l t U.u-.n iiitnliiuiMr p u n Jeff* f o r which » r have lirrn ho long runp e n d i n g — we must f ig h t! • - I ' u i u i k rii.sn v . VOLUME XXXVI Service Bill , Is Helped By War Reports AN E H latiliih n l SAN FORD . I'.MIS Task Force Chief (Jets Navy Cross E l.O K I D A , N I . M S I ' A I ’ I It \ V K h M > |i \ V I \M \ If % 'I . I'M M i- in In* r \^iiii'iul<-(| l'r*-"s M M IU .lt 70 T ;M o t e S d ;R « f s i a n A s s a u l t T r o o p s M a s s in Rail Jam A lo n g 5 0 M ile s O f O d e r R iv e r O D T ^Resignation o f Mad­ ame Perkins As Sec­ retary Of Labor Re­ jected By I>resident I N D E P E N D 1CV | IHSUBW ^ ptffWITH WAR BONDS O rd e rs S h ip m e n ts A ll O f H a il = F ru it Russian Dri\r < niitinues To KolJ rau-inaLilcrllii A n d V e g e t a b l e s I> e - 1fu rred T ill S u n d ay Last Natural HarrierRefore Berlin’ ‘ Re­ ported S l a t e d For An Early Crossing Hu sIy e f f o r t « are Rpinc ntiiilc I by vegetable and fruit Ahiftpilu* li lt lta.ivl«l*d (*rv**t nriratiitntionR here In inohiliic S o v i e t tri>u(w i i u \ r liru k iq i trucks |»» move, al least p artially. m i n tin* ' I r t 'i - i - i n f ih<- k e y Seminole County'* Inr ire AuJJplir* ' S i l i - i i u n i i t t f - o f O p [ n 'in jittil nf vegetahteA and citru* iniit*. tail shipm ents * of \\hp*h into irtlt-iw i t /, I b - r ti u 5-iui ti a l a y freight c«»ngep|eft northern area* A - K a n i I 11 1u ip n| A lni> hal were blocked at 1 1 to o'cRn'k ( l I \ hii K u i u n '-. K i r - l I ' k r a i lit* yesterday ufterfKww l»y HrtInn nf the Office of Defense rraiiijHJrtn A r m y in rn n'-u-ii in s l i v n g l h tion due to rail traffic Jmn* a l n n g ni-ari> ."»«• nitli*. o f th o — • f W 'B w m r m r . cnu-etl hy b lu r a n l* O il. r K m r f u r u h . i t M..*, ..u Ihirinv n seven day prn t« l end * WASJIIN’OTON, .I« m. 24,— •tint u n ii li t In’ .m i-.irli i n m iffiy ' Tur* fin v , f rwriw\ - U11 iit e n I ^ b y rail from fteniiiinir CtniM-t wcr ■ ■>■ ' • *1-1 - 11 , i > Itu Hi (A I*)—T h e hemls tif the estimateAl to have Keen Did car ill • i ll I .1-1 * I tl tl .lull armeti forces inutle a secret !•< i'.t |i. h* or about Ml percent 1,‘uch of citruwar re|Mirt to Conifress to­ f r m l n and \egetnhle** i eler> Sill- HO rtf 1.,11,1^0 I I't n.-l-C* day am i hackers promptly V l ( ! t All.Mllt.Ak John S McCain hi [rj:»e*1 ffo a i t. h f* Sr in ford ilist r ir t ^t'l'r VI“I ■l 10>«I Itim in L' O' ' l o Aid i*nmmamler of a hnirr b\ rail amounted to I»m «urx in f hrough It* i liti K \ | tid l • on • claimed n IrtK boost for Na­ m i r i e r ta*k fu rtv. Mam!* ut uttviit n-n hi* flwy'*hip ns pentxl, according f»* esti the He«tetfi 1 t **r11 r*u> rle.l ,i tional Service legislation. The n n m l W iIIkiiii F MuNv>. T h m l Fit • 1 • nmmamlvr, reuilit the c i t a t i o n 1 thi*» Irnnrp.l.ii , ii, v . m m t i*i i ,, ( male-, by J E W alhrii, secretary meeting, an annual event iirviimpaiiy mt? the firenfiitiit lull of 1tie ’N . iyy ( m»n*. Met mu •* c a rrie r 1 f»f American F ru it Grower* foe, uiiiu roa.l m d *iit ti n. |. o ri, 14Mkk :i he:i> s toll of .Jap *hii>jniik' iliu i- Nouth China coast. Nnvy a rut of the Seminole t'm inty Farm started last year, was atlend- (tImfin t r ra m nil 4 h o' (. i ii , i j.. |;, ka li t Julei u.n t-oi.tl I Bureau r mmi • »u \ a t, e<l hy m ost of the members Isitat shipm ent- b> n»fl from I ' Vdo o . i 'ii.i , , tr.., ® v . ho h e a rd t a lk s by t ie n e r a l tin- Sanford a re a during tliu »'•! • MfOi r ■. ‘ *.* • • .in G ro rg e M a r s h a ll , A d m i r a l K r n c s l *evert tiny | ernn! w ere *-■*t j mated • Cl -Is ,tl U u d <« , Is I ,S . K ln e , W a r S e c r e t a r y H lim s n n , and tii fuivp been I m,I t aiwhl* b ■m it .nut .*,« i ci Vt i , N a v y S r c r e t n r v K o r e a * t i ll lle p re ] o'. were > *‘tre l nl*le* not 4s i r n U l n r W a d s w o r t h , N e w Y o rk i it in salrl th e t a ll? d e a lt | in n ir ih Kid-ii ■ II 11r* I ;■ n i t , - ilfs ' l * •r r m w ith tinp ro g ri* -s <>f t l i <■ w » r. fin*! -iifei of l h u o ’ ,nlid '« 'rfnpuny * r.trci'i'liig th e nerd fur nn all nut ( de« Irt i i**l that the enth o rv rail elfort. | - 1, ipmi i,1« "iii v rti'| ‘ • t *" .11#a* Tht r r- n'listnm id } rune'--' I north ii- the Fati-n.Mi’ ^ ml- uttd Tefkin- tin-- la-rn turned d"vt» h> rtt v.- ih* tlhlu l i i u t end did President Roosevelt and she will II.t uffret ' IIIpinenl » U 'I %■"'( li continue Secretary of taiiior. **it wt or west of the Mi--'-*i|t»t 0 It was learned authoritatively River I he i mltaryo, l. .ohle«t that she had intended her rr»tg s*iU hf m effpst iihtiJ mol ight nation, subm itted ns n formality, Sltiid-n j to “stick" tinil had been prepar­ \|o.**t the corn en *n t ed mu r ing to leave after the tnaufiura11s Al M t U m r d ('apt O I* SmtMit, V HS , nun k n ft*r reb ry i m H«« north ern lion. The President rejected her \ r> T im o r c a r r ie r resignation orally laal Saturday mundili? n ffirer . f t Me- S:»nf.»rd r n l o \ H \ s E , E V R V F V N .if. a a ff e c tn l l*v 1he riiihJll’D .it"I ilenirtrid la log foi tin mullet 0 and followed lh |ninth with a let NuVul Ail St AHit «ii, iHiAi-ntei! tin IMF \ f I It UK U l'KKATlON vi Imrirt*ft nu'iiU-i of nipiliilb, n f , H r * ot c e l e r y w h i c h lire | d e n t s ter 1 < I*- , till) I fir Hi %it J1 fu! in this siren Sb.i<pti dt-tdined Sul Meanwhile from the Pacific fi roinmrndatiun^ at n*-• •> to e-liniiitr the i - i f r »*tl was rrtrorted thnt Super-fort, tirdnv vet t“ Ih* pre»t n tfd at ihi tui rt ?iUf»pL atieinptii in support the rmiiBfi’o on 1 ■ ' ■* of joined today in a softening vj|> of Sikiifunl S tnlm n T h r w l>i“tifig«n#h^d k l y i n p •<f A l l i r i l nii« trn|>|>rd by Von able*, but state*! ihm it via Iwo Jim a, island foi tress 7Ml A uiUea so u th stj Tokyo which Jsp- ( ’rti^tik. foil i Alt \J i*dii 1*», miii I R un tU o fJl ’ powerful counter-of- liable tii cause :i hen v i n l a t r of (iOUg)ib"Vh v.hr» th an u~val W nAred tim sdearte harp labeled ia S ilver S ta r MtHal. »*iu* Curptr | f e i i V r To fl'^ frrtlly h n b lin i; t h e ir R I), Keene, nf ttrlando, presi11 I a tsiU-ntiul Aincrican invasion oh Hi-art and two eoiiiflii-mlat !«■»»* « u r u f q* i t i ... 0 *-tigh compW trh jr1 r dent of the Florida l.f. **rr» ai jcclivr. Kneinv radio* mtlmatesl wine p rr ^ rn t^ l to n vr offterr irrfnmii s l NMh J Ir v 4'lrtl e*e| Shipf’e r " | eaffue ti■« hern *|U<il •* 1 that c a rrie r rtiiU on Tori nosn n m ! th re e m l ik ie d m en n r.w m n a i r n l f i l by l i e r m n n rliv n- in n n; 1 1**• r * I a r • 11 * **> At , .1me have cone into tho third suc­ d u ty at ibn All SUl«bi. TI.#* Lmh rtJir unaruiril C 17V were hi drop as sayiTig ihtlt ltie ric|i«ifi wmi i j • niniuh ,ind . tii \ afirr prove lu-nefic uil to prnwera Hcessive dny. •nt award rv ? r pr^iefiti^l "«i tht Ii d in I I c s tf.fttu m in u p p -e m m Am I f,» Nrri r iCfi’ x . - t * v i h* d uui i'iM olin<' pnil Tihm I added th.it ttn*. vmmhl bfm I — U . S . F o u rteen th Corps sp e ar- ha.ir wan the Silver S tm Mtriai m u m liit n . L > 1 hr fii Hn 'll’ I *. ndta i t . >,j>i P r e s i ­ C m i tint m g ih c p la n e I the citrus industry hy p re v e n tu • heads d r i v i n g no M a n ila c a u tio u s ­ which wan AWitnlnl t<• Li ijg i sfitre N t* r of frhwibr it.til -,i*t 1lull t fi^ t n* i I flrw in Mai I ml 1.1put. f ior ilnn Florida grower# from sendo ■| ly n e a re d C l a r k F i e ld , o n * o f the Roy F. lirrr)* J r ., t ’SNIt *vho rr t*.rtt had t.^^n Iw^l.'f. o.t.i ill M j g rra te st m ilit a r y p r iz e * in the crivrd bin ritAtlon fvntti Admit ul N Sw aim , f«irrm-r RCAF HurrL fru it tliAt might get d e la y 'd il" " - 1 ............. oi .* . (■ -Ii by a traffic •rmrl .i iiiiie t*ilot wh'Hi- n a r o n l '. Mu .and transit h P h ilip p in e s . n ft ir re c a p t u r in g lln m ld R S ta r k , I'SN, C i« m m ,n d ' Ml. .11* .1 •tin. | < vitllmifd »>" l*nji r r t w l ( ’ am p O ’ D o n n e ll w h ic h th e J a p ­ t r , I^S Nnvid Fnrtr^ in Ktifnpe ih m reuch the mar'.el m j ' " < ■ ................ an ese h a d tu rn e d in t o a concenrondlthoi Soiur fruit in p u d ^ Aimther n ffterr, Lt t j-tr l « ■ I. - I ■I ,) m t ra tio n c o m p and n m a s s c e m e ­ K 111i f 1*S N11. S a v a 'll Av ia t *♦i i\« hoimr* th nt nan rim M slnj , ■ t e r y f o r t h e h e rn * * o f H a la n n , innv he- di.er»e*t I" * in- . ro I trr‘■t-ntei! with thfpe nmd.ti-i. ■ Rtllt.-ll 1m*in if the 1 >l**1 infill* hi-d hlviiif 1 kn I ! | I r def ri*H * o- ■ i fi wa unit tin tithi-r iW" v < i r ^ i I r uck • t i pmeni ■» and M . (iunllnurd n l‘ag r t h f e e i | It I! I i ..nil*v Sanford nisur- II J 1 • 11mu in of the S ji 11r i. c . r m a p . vvdl *i-i\c a , \ W i hunt, Stall L u i i i r u Mtirkrt p r*-*14i he* gist • ' c h uiriou n f->i Uic Scmmule Im in- . th a t truck shipinents of 11 *. 1 Mil ---- -w—--it... | U min i ty R ed t'niss C hapter during th* mid ve^etable-* from the iimik \ r *-11j* *i *: • •• •il (In* 1 ii. i ’11 % ! L w t *1 niwii* *j ia) 'i t ,i . ii. i Rf»\ \J.ii if H w I P 4 ft drive which will open hen- uould he very heavy during H ll* .th r r r . i t 4». I • - f I n , . \ h i t h u ,,,r t| »;i!f . - | r t - r »< -1 i »u t u ll 04 k i l week H« the result nf the e. on Mai I 1111r i Ml I I ’! Met h.Ll.i i nil | m ji • i •i- in- a h *’ t ** in ! r a i n ’*- a fin1 K 11JMlI I I. I, bargo. Truck# laid tip will pro* M r ( iiimlr) hae lived in San Mr i l l Ire 1 Mi. -w ,r ft ft 1 »4 - 111) i if -1 | »•-! r 1 i m -1.. t ' L f r , » h i i l Repairing captured Germ an run n ( ( ‘« B lt* « ^ Ob F i f s TArrel ford since I!<. 11 * He is a member 1 ' ti ll. 'v | | » | 1 1 | I . rr. r t .1 i. . | •uiuipntent I* o n r of the sjim-ibI l»u I I t h e Methodist Church, and of L {? . Nt • 1 > 111 . « 1 fl.rtl |•^ ! • | . * tf t . |. ithrvj ti e . nf Tfc t 'h a r l e . II M< Intyri- of snnni tht- K iv u , c Club He .*nd h i . it|-.| '■>*** 4 1 III. M i t , . , i j i rr i if i \\ i i oldest of four Mm- of Mr 410I -, *f 1 f , . ! !! .* M .f - ' 4 Fanfnrd faintly nv■- al I'-’u Wl-sl ^isteenth at l h> II 1 Roy C ho rpenlng s ta te s hi- is Ylrs K H M clntyir S t r e e t , 1i - 1 " I " -1 1 ,l.n | a. k , ni ■ r in r | |*I4*M*L (ii glad to r e t u r n to t i n sunshine of Avenue and former cniployev of O w i n g to the in e rra -m g neeil M i I * . h V « , , i ( u| niisl Nf the Atlantic T«m«I Kupply ' "in Florida a f t e r encountering i r n for ICi-d I i -.5* o - i v i i t in the N1 t i • . . . r I -a.tV . . . k'ltcM weather o n n recent business trip party of Orlando ae.oiding t** . Kiirn f*i*nn .net Taetflc tru-uter- of * ■ u ii n < it 3 h t » "»’ 0 to Cleveland, Ohio anil Newark. lecr-nt artrcle in Ih. Jet-- y ‘'It-ue i*.n r tie , ...it .d t hi n.,tienal War ’ .. • -1 . 1 M i«\ f ,i | i I’u I llrralil. I • »• New Jet spy Kuo,| riililpingn tins tii-en raised ' V • 4*1 I J . I , •il, ll,, . , !.• h r ‘ I t ,i | Trior to en ierii g tin- Arm y at | from »r •iMlIituril lln I* ii st r I b irr | > I Hil.oiiti.nou in SIfOO.lMsO,■ i r in ii 1 ('limp Illanding four y»ar» »g* - I'D L A rthur 1 i-c I idler, m-gru, a D m »ri|- *i *h*. » » ^ Tfc. McIntyre trio n n u m b e r of Otid. It tui- ln-rn announced from found guilt) Monday bv a him! |. W a s h trig tmi t h a t es Innate* the J, W. A pperson F 1 /c, U.S.N.R the Nationnl Guard unit itt Sun • M r. k*r,in V - ,• 1 ' 4 * 1 Ml 1 * NN. hr kr-n Red ( i n n m ade for the War tn Gircuit • o u rt of the rr mustationed fo r the p ast two year* ford for three years 1 1 ' I t * ‘ ' \\ rliih ..i(t . ,H’f ***»*.»| i 1 • I' M * -rtll- 1 , t'h.v. tllrW t l i 4*(|| w‘ I l k . l-rtl assault with intent to ratlin ■’ liny. Fell Fund Inst Kail have become In­ nt tho S a n f o r d Naval A ir Station, . ( 1 ' M . . ,* e 11 h. .. ’ • Ii if. f , «I1H *- Hi ll • T h e ’ article refers to a un it of IlHrl iffrVA f,* *.ill fits III left S a tu r d a y with Mr*. Apperson th e Seventh Army, a rurinnn a d eq u ate, making necemary the mltrdrr in th« second degree. ’ Friul I! N\ ,L ■" .1- • ru > i - i h -r 1 | . • « L - ,. i il" llt.1 U It h | ll U# ( 4 t -if I* I » Tregard to one Allierta Darml ' for Tappahunnock, Va. fo r n short company: " i n haltle ouUlile an Ik’O.Ollb.lHMl Increaer r I . ll Ml r | ,1 ' 11 r111*i pre*pur 1**1 iili.VVMU i i ................... tl |n»r i NNi i h r n I h r r u ....... , f |.,n all "I feel confident.’’ Mr. C ru m ­ colored, who. aernrding to l r - ' i I I M' I I ' III I k \ . Ian period o f leave, a ( t e r which A lsatian town, the unit set up v"» -Ik."f * II . U 1lu-ri Mu i- 11 11- ' i from 1 imi * - l * i im ni 11 y >*vi■r th* I r r r NNc iiI■**I ■aomf t N (|"i i, 11 i i i t n i j 'r M 'tVmpIr, a Apperson will report n t a Naval alongside a flour mill. S e rg t. An­ ley said today, " t h a t every citi- mony, was r u t , bruised, bent* ffOin M-Mli Ah* •, i\ n if ii ! 1• . ... . • n* , • i ♦-• hi i* III iii n r* *U** huR irr** v\«fh ." l .- r .- .t v%ati‘ r a r d ill treated by Fuller. n-n of Seminole County will r e ­ i * * * , ii Ii* 111 rsf *ri ii f i if r| and tht* »ot’ In •»,, receiving sta tio n In Miami. 1 . • t hill hi* | rl , wnr nr**rt thony A ugtnU ro rtf Minneapolis, «B' I IM' J t h e m s*ll n t r r il f ut (% 1 M’ Judge M ll fimilh presided ,H had Lri'ii l i. |- ii generously to this g re a t Hi11Tslt | Ml 1(■ l*1V♦4 In 414 ill 1 Till : "fill -nil t*l M,. I • inplt*44 ivuw ***rx •T a r frtm i ,1 |"» . u Minn, nml Pfc. t ’linrlea Ih. Mc­ spond f • Im q (m the trial and the Slate w n- i • Vf'lfPt It | i|. ^ " r ■, • t 1 " 1 1 i mu in' need. So generously that non i | tii| m-ih tfir 1 , H, Nnvy, ha* In ty re of J e r s e y Shore, I‘a., tin|U1ill 1 ifiii hi pliv - u n.i a n -1 tl«+*l il In 1Ti a »,*(* . f i ht4 pjesented by A ssistant S tale A Li’b -M ■ h " ’ i" f i fnr . I nt y almuiril an of o u r men anil woman in service h i.n-M r * * 11 > 1 | ii Inn ir hill* H , 1 ., •ft 1st ) . ■ i- * .i ,iii ) -in! mu* M com pany’s s p a r e time mechanic* tri*** v iu i kfitiv* i h«- T iru rb i inwill s u f f e r from lock of any need torney George A. DeGotle*. a letter til ,-i« . * >,■ r.. tin- , lu-r* ■«u ) , / . , r u , h ll f| i' V••III ISM 1 1-i ii.lmL' SJup, MinihirnL w ent to work again. They repair On Monday. Gladys RandoT. m n t t l e r . fr..iu I Now "tutnui'-tl nt th»* Amphihi aiiJi* n f a planum r a n nr a tte n tio n th a t th e Red Cross ....... .. Tut I , y , t ' tt ,tl -- nnnir t*» ed the mlll’a eleclric g e n e ra to r **NV c (- rr .n l a »h#r-f a ll u v # r negress, was acquitted nf i Him at Dull 11 u **fi|fij' H a t* 1 t it le in ’ *'* *’ * II*-’ till I I I■>fI f III lit |,| , L" -|*lt ill IM’ilf Illl» and pluggrd In two G erm an can g iv e Ihrm." Ihr h u t t r i m n r u l mat!** S a n tn charge of assault with intent ’ ■ at P u r huiii. \ « *t«48*k. \ » , l*i*in pli* M [in - l'o r T h e response of everyone called j 1 h )« ■ R -> mr radios rap tu red on the ro a d to * l a n > i i ut o f c o U - n. a m i \ ; i t h i m In commit murder in the second di * Word h a s been received of the Germany. Aa a result, ea c h bat­ upon to lukc an active part p« J. W t,i * 1 H Imi* In j I' Ii e VN.ii t >i*| art im n l nivitrw tnt* !«■i 4fu 1v ui I he F a r if ie tin h I i h f ( " o t o f t h r l f i t T h a t n i a t i f •111** uf lln* im v f n a i ta n k c a r iking wi'l w "■ g ree in connection with the slid 0 death of George V . Rutherford te r y fired to th e tunes of T o m ­ this v e r y urgent und ertaking Was a g:ie-l id I I U nlu-n #ttLi r u in n t HH'«so y I- ru n ■ *»ur ! D ll n l q i i i i l r . *• which occu rred y e sterd ay In Bay m y Dorsey end other orch es tras ." be a,p.p r r t ialnl by 'y those in eharge bing of her husband. Charle | t Ot 144 4 *»it JS W’li'l thti! y»<i F u r O i n u n i . T . k%» B o u g h t «>ul 1 i’ tii il-h ,4 » r - m iih iv n l nt thRandall. Pine*. M r. R utherford nad been of t h e \Va» Fund Drive. inn '*» * 1*i I m n i t t«i y " >t t n Oore again th e cannoneera wore , ltir.tr|Hitsiril «»f * tn p u n v f ii m h a i|u » r l of On Tuesday. Johnnie 1). Au*ti confined t o the V e te ra n ’s Hos­ located near a sawmill w h ere the III. Tr 1 1* 11-pt ed It 11 **f \ lit" f ••l fr h,-1 *>r r h e e -iii,*,1 th e N a v y in u iiu- i a rio v i i y f a f r t l r# unit negro, charged with entering » srt if i n / p it a l . th e r e for .the n # *t three broken-down machrnrry w aa an M a n h .i f I a - 1 t e a r H e t . u ah- ui ti t fuf r u l-fir# nf m t u l y f o r without breaking into a garage month*. f o it iii'r .In d e n t an d f im lb a ll s t a r r a i h i in i’ u f tin i m ih i- c u n ip a n y . with attem pt to commit a nns.le » A resident of Sanford for many immediate challenge to a g ro u p l.ieut. (Jg) G m I) Wood, J r , u f S em i null- H ig h S c h o o l. ( h r l a t r u n # ilay, I u n l k n l tn “ yean , M r. Rutherford lived on t h a t Included Pfc. McIntyre. meaner, was found not guilt) had I t working J u s t in M i Temple, hot hrother, i»| “ ^n c a r ^'V v i Iin tr** ami cave my In the afternoo n trial, Willi- fo r m e r adverti-iiti* nonmger <>< th e C ountry Club dload. lie la tim"They e for tho engineer h a tla h o n T he Saiifunl l b i.d-t nh(i HlO ii ^tur f k r e p r r Fir it ‘la ■»,» ESN1! r a n * l y t o c h i U J r r n a m t I ’ h r i A t m t ’i aurvlm i by two daughter* who T h e local chapte r of American Dunwoodv, negro, pleaded guilt) i hi* h m turn a iv ! hr ■nn« *»f n l i r h t . | live In C alifornia and two *on». to com* along for some planks Rod C ross today made an appeal to th* ch arg e of robbing fc I bc^n fin il Lil v w 1111 the Umtr«l w u r k r t i ni l n i y h t . An Mr M.I3IJ Mr a, M W Tcrnplr you ra n rr»d in th e paper*, th« Cadi . R utherford of Jacksonville to build a road." Williams, white, of valuable. StAtea NnvuJ Kif&rrve <rv^h»> Af for clo th in g for five members of "Pfc. H c ln tv r a , whose wife A 11 I'eti-raon, |iu-.iilrnt of the ggpr■'•'41*1#’ nt ITflUt Elliott Ave w a r i! id n 't n lrm u p ,*1 H illard Rutherford of AuMnlathi C urtis, negro, was found U n tie utn( tin’ M»*dtti*i rnnean, a n d two t o n f Duane-gml W alter, a co lo red family whose house h a s oot guilty of being a p a rt y to s p e n t Mondtv nml T u rv ln v in Hemiimlr County Tul-errutosl# and n u V in SnnfunL been completely d estro yed by fire. Banford with fri«*nih. nrrom* H rid th A.stM-ialitsti. tirgi-d nil . oneral arrangem ents hare not a r e residing in Jarsey Shore, Mra. Helen Rr hulls, secretary the crime. nicniliers of the Hoard to atte n d been com pleted and w ill be an- completed four y eara in th e A rmy of th e Red Cross office, said th a t C ourt m e s s e d Tuesday a f t e r ­ panieri liy Mm. \VtMnl. Lieut. Wood hn* Hrcn in I hr? the meeting nt 8:00 o'clock tola s t Nov. 28." ’ la te r. any aultabla clothing for women noon until T h u rs d a * m orning nt N * v y nrnrly t h r r r venri nml for n ig h t at the Armory 0 :3 0 o’clock when civil cases will rise 42 to 34, for girl* aged 10 Editors N o te :—-The followGREER HONORED th e pant year, hi** Iwen in nun* Mr.. Mary H*w|tp.. Sen! Sale _____________ -----------and 12 and for boys, aise 18, can be tried, It was announced b) tnarul of tho A rm r d (iuurd on u C hairm an, announced th a t to dote In , names of Im ) k in service O. P. Herndon, county eUrk. Five men have lieen called ^ GUARDSMEN HONORED "hom e on leave" have been AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE be u sed by the fam ily and she m e rc h a n t vc**rl which ttuik him a total of I'J.7ti2.fi<> has been subm itted hrr th e Tilol Club BOMBER STATION. En(fUad, asked th a t persona who wish to to port* in tht* M rditerm ncan, realized from the sale of C hriat- from Seminole County for in H O U R NUBRING Jan. 14. (AV-Stato J a n . 24, (Special)—Sec. U euL donate clothing, fn m ltu re, cook­ for -h l e h Mra. Z. IL R slilff. A fric a and Southern Frunco. 1 m as seals. She made an ap peal ductinii at Camp Itlsruling into ------ ..M oca! Company D, telephone U l j , and Mia* Olln E- Greer, 33, Oviedo, KU- ing utensil* or dishes to tele­ to nil those who have pot yet the srior-l service These were A nlw course In homa nurslnit i B attalion who vrara award- pllot of a B-I7 Flying F ortreaa of phone BO or 104. Blanche Kennedy, telephone CITY MEETING sent in their money for the seals scheduled to leave a t 0:20 this will b« sta rted in F ebruary it Jodtfg Cameron haa given th e fo r out- th e 04th Bomb. Group, haa been • U - W have been selected aa In ‘ the absence of Msyor Ed­ to do so at once so th a t the goal morning, it was nnnouned y e s t e r ­ in the aw arded th e A ir Medal for destitnW 'flnH Jy a bouse for tem ­ enough Sanford women era in ­ w a r d F. Riggins who was away of 12.800 m a y bo reached by day hy F, B. C a rte r, selective a comm ittee to secure names terested In taking thia Instruction, poraryu x , ’In*'till vicinity of the atla last 4, merth>rioua achie v em en t" while service clerk. of service men and women a* on a h'.itlnes* tr ip and of City the end nf the week. ana -w hich burned, M rs. S chulli Hr*. -W r-A ,-Leavitt, chairm an of ----- --------- peHlet|*iU wc Rk E lg lh -A lr Kor<» Called fo r fnducttBT) w rr* : th a t their" frien d s m z y k n o w Cbmmlsslorie'r TT Jain e*'G u C who th e Had Cross Nursing Service sta te d . -w .F i r s t IX bdmblng a tU c k a on N asi w a r InH srrv Herbert Heaeley, Wlndel ■ ken they a r e in Sanford. w * i 111 at the lime, the City | , BIRD - HOU SE in Sanford said todav, Lt. U. E dustrtea and enpporting ground Commission discussed only -pint-. t o n t e . t a n t a were reminded to- Rraddy (Geneva), Wilson Eugene TOLL TA X . •Thia course is especially ben e­ Bgt, Ufarry forces battling In Germany, The Paul Harold Miner te n t of a routine nature a ( the I day hy Mr*. George Harden. G ar- filneletarv S ta f f Sgt. A rth u r H. Beckwith, ficial to th* mother* of children r e g u l a r m r .tin c Monday evening, derl Club bird conservatinn rh n lr- and Joseph Edward Fodrie. a Km- presentation waa made by Colonel J r and Mrs. B rckw ith of IlalGATLANTA, Ja n . 24, aa well aa all homemaker* as it R obert W. W arren, Vernon, Tea* aero rd in g to H N. Sever, city man. t h a t the patne on bird (n addition. 20 men have been more Md-, are spending a 15bill to strip Governor Arnsll of teaches the fundam entals of d a r k . Lcfrrer, l group commander. houses must be dry when they called for pre induction and ex day furlough with relative*. nursing,’' Mra. L eavitt declared, L ie u t G reer was a stu d e n t at Krnnflh ' T h e meeting adjourned until a re brought to the Hanford Fnrni- aminatinn and e r e to leave at added th a t those inter**led afternoon at I s4M» o*. t o r e Gonqiany Saturday morning the tam e time. N am*a of th ese IdeuL John lla ll is spending a , - . . . h more |mt»ort*nt n u r t - , » t 10:40 A. M. The Bird House will not be given out o th er t h u i leave from F o rt Bragg, N. C wiU b# tak en Up, Mr. S a y 4r> Building C o n test Is for school of those la t e r accepted fo r s e r ­ w ith hla parent*. U r . and k in . • u * •" ,«• ■ children of all ages. " ” vice, Mr. C a r te r said. J . W. Half. ,n- i . - - - • -,jf {. v» ® LONDON, Jan. 24. ( A D — Tile b a ttlr of the ir lM de­ veloped in the House of Com­ mon* today ovrr the question of sending (hr British eipilvali nt of the'W A C S oversea*, 0 with th e men mo*tl) In fator of keeping the girls al home and th e women for sending them abroad. The main lo u r __ _ hinged Ml the tem ptation the Medals Presented Lieut. Swaim Is Naval Personnel Pilot Of P l a n e At Local Station Supplying Troops Captain Smoot Makes \T Writer Tells Of Experiences DuriiiK Awards I’o Largest Nazi Counter-Drive N umber A tOncTime r... . ' m nut nf ibe f r't v;'! Musical Qui z* Is Licui. (. run ha!I Nursing Day To -,Prcsentp(IKiwanis A s W ar IV is» N:1/Ih Be Obi;cr\td In m ir ByHerman Morris Florida Jan. 26 International dent To l»e ( iiiest Here On Eel) E» PtiUie Will Be Told Of Work In State I*y Nursing (iroups iCrumlev To Serve As j Red Cross Chairman 11a rr \ Pohsiiu IVIIs HI ( 'heist ma> Tri*t* Pfc. McIntyre Repairs Captured Equipment CITY BRIEFS Fuller Is Found fiuilty Of Intent To Commit Murder (iuoriff To in p 1o To •SonoOn Landing Ship George W. Rutherford Dies In Bay Pines Red Cross Appeals F o r Poor F a m i l y • ' I ? ; 0;V : Lieutenant Wo o d Visits Friends T. It. Board To Meet 8:00 O’Clock Tonight Five Mon L e a v e For Camp Rlandinjc — ---- :----— ------------- -1 ^ .......... - Home On Leave - - ■ - s k h lw ■ » . t ___ ’[ �• ft * —* «*■" k Rebuilding the Soldier Returned W ar Correspondent Describe* the Lo fly Richard I - Tobin "U N ITED STA T E S AKMY HEB A B IU TA TIO N CENTER, UV« I W d , N. Y,— Up here in the •till and froaty Adirondack i. Where th e allm prlled hlrch and the feathered fir creak in xero wind, the United State* Army haa boon Icarni g the an iw c rt to aorqe vital quest on* about retu rn , United State* aoldler*. F 'it e Placid is no lo g g e r' the aodal a p e i of the winter snow • eaao i. Lake Placid ha* Iwen tam ed over itoek, barrel and lock, lo the Army for w h it the Ahny. lik* to call "returnee*.” Some Arm y men come here (e be ahinprd out to another th en tri. This la a two or three weeks' vacation at govrm m rn t exjienrc. Some are here to be rebuild itated. Some ere hero only for o few hour* la transit. All Ilxvw eeen aei vftw b f t W t l , and nil r.ir he’n n ; |h e Army psyebiatrid atfd nicilhn) ,f.w;or .olv* the nvo:njre woman'.-. fli>r !- ir quo* Uon: '•TVhftt will h<> lo id - wm-n & Tbri|« Arpjjr rehabilitation doc­ tor* tell a ir tir.ll i and again that the bleeping part of it will be extremely impoi unit This man has been dodging sounds for n long time. He lia« been n , million <;d to a n v l'g hi* own Ilf*' several time* an hoot - by nound -fo r day* on end. He i* like a malathon tlani-rt who ha-* hvnyjic fie' ■eoMi’mrri f lf tn tt euintile* of *ley]i r s c r y hour, and "ill Jiavi difficulty conditio me him *elf to norm al »lrep when ill* marathon ,n over. fct> gwm Im tne?" f’leeing togeti.rr some of the atuw era, I ant able to report n few generalities which seem wortn p aaiirg along. Most of the sol­ dier*. nave had these common beae tio -i, and 1 knew n great tunny trf them to be true front pnsonnl experience, .being a freshly re ­ turned w ar correapnnde.it myael'. afe. n » which CHMACTCR - th e fact th a t y o u ’re a te sp u n u b lc p e r io n —ii reg ard ed h e re a* th e m in t im ­ p o r t a n t f o r m o f ic c Y u rltv . N o co llateral n e e d e d to a r p E for a lo a n ! S to p in or te le p h o n e . ■ARMING ABILITY*• l e c u r itv fo r > lo a n M tB f u I a r I n c o m e ^ * ■l v a lu a b le a* a b a n k a c c o u n t! P r iv a te , f rie n d *dy ae rv ice . F u ll in fo rm a tlo n . I n q u ir e . context th e y fltr sharp »nd rleur. If he's been wounded he may become ujhu-1 b> small thing*. fid may have been sninu.-dy m,tired. That will Dike mute re a l courage on the p a r t of hi* wile and fault ly than on hi? omm' r--|-~*-mU)- ii t nia r e t u r n in g soldier lx your . hiubund, arid you'ait* } u u n g „ a u J ' he is had Iy hurl, t b r i e t» only ono ttay to make the th'iig w ort at all —sim p ly tnkr no retire of hi* injury. T r e a t hint tin though h< were whole, Don't baby him. Don’t help him out of chair* u n j nut hi* c o a t on for h i n t Make liim ( o r g r t h e ’* not n u ite whole: make him think he 1*. and ho • will he. $ 3 0 , $ 1 0 0 , $ 1 3 0 o r m or« Family l^vrm '(’omputiy at 3 anfor< F . Runm H Fla. Sl>(r Bank Hldg Telephnnv 31 J. E. Rowland, J r . Manager The doctor* l ore •ecrti convlm o*l th at f i g h ti n g oversea* won’t make the re tu rn in g *o|dler more OedigrreA t h a n hr w as before. Probably l\* .will be likely to flare up, b u t he won’t t .ire inurlf aboyil fighti/lg II* may keck companionship, for he - t>een will companion* for a long time, lie may Imve gone away (lie uioxi /octal *»u{ i n th e world, m d that may have been part of the res* noli that in* wife fell in love with him Mini m «retril how ftwt be*’ m in t home i n glnoni) x m almost don’t know liim nt time*, uti you don’t like b.m when he’* likthat. It will pa** He litny lie shy a* fai a* mix goes. lit* In'Ifliage nod hi* pertonal habit* may offend o-eaxion ally. Rut all till* will *mme hack to norninl. Remember. these Army doctor* tell me. th a t he ha* been living In one of th* strangest of all possible world* He may h a v e a first flush of nnrmillitv F. the c.ul> days at lionie. qml th e n a ih ep depression will set m I t ’s a- m itutal n> the teaclion from on iltm-s- It, too will | iis* In tills rirpr i-*-n,i tv will chide him self foi I m i n . - In-ell Iockv enough to escape death o. serious pel ninncnt in j u i. *h*le his buddy wn* killed 1 t mninnt and lie will low begin In feel guilty that In was the one to OVe. w Idle tn- fnerij du-d in was hurt. I’tobably Itu* most iwnmuon characteiislii of the i r l u i u c d ,<tl diet I* lestlessiie-- lie find* t*. almost Impos-dhlr to gii In ids office. *ll at n desk a n d do a day’* soslentni v work Ms o n no mote go *ti wight Imt k to Ids old routine at first, limn a child who i* n*c<l to playing iill t of diKll* can fuddeilly piny inside the house foi tin) s on em l with out lieeonllr.g rest low". IF* i h.v»lrally illngienl that the returning eoldlei should tonic .straight Ime . to Ids old e n v u oiiinenl nod be as though he'd never been away That wouldn't make a c i a e iiirsii rally, any m o r e than n woman can ini t h r o u g h childbirth and I the same po is o n nh-iiUillv mil physically, nflcrw n td . (JhlldMilli i-.tl wnr a p p e a r to bu tw o txpcricncei t h r o u g h which adult women and m e n go, r e a p e d ! 'e t y . neve I to lie th e same lignin. Tin- "relkirnee" in llti* beautiful niuomnln n e tt in g I* finding the iptlel alm ost unbearable Tin ipi'el is th e loudext t h i n g he' esei heard. Ife seems to avoid the snow -m antled m ou n tain foi the smoky million, lie ha* mote fun playing tho Jute box in the COltVerlesl l .n k c Placid (TllhhuU.se than in t a k i n g a • sile n t stroll thrmigli sntne n f the tnual gorge on* country In the Kuat. F o r an ­ other thing, h e may lie a b o u t l? he rc-ataigned, and he worrle the whole u f hi* vacation in lathe Placid what he'a gulng to tlo when ll'» o v e r . \ \ The rgliHCttMta niuotiR t h e doe tors here I* t h a t ll m i g h t l>c bctlvt for t h e Army lo toll him where be'* g o i n g next befo re he romr.s lo Iwtke Placlil, f o r then, In moil c u n , th e soldier would n'l fret nnd m ig h t begin lo relax, uiid the two. week* of W inter v*fairyland Seminole County Court Record Whlummd, Mn'«, Chadwick, Tom, Grlundi B arbara ■Lopjf, Haynes*: f i r Kirby, Clyde N. J r . , II. N. Y. And Viola M. M Mansfield, Ohio. I The ort of jr, luting is »«i.i lo And have been ini induced in Home f f|oni itli u'i i t b v ' tjuidtim Fablus d.’ii, Wrlrley.-JoKpph GcorjtP, I.iiinir i i i r r i o l ) Deeds Sutton, E. N T<> Roy B. H a m p ­ ton. Overxtreet Land Co. To A. K, Cline el ux. • ,s Neiawandcr. Herbert F. To Kicbard IV. Reich c t ux. Yowcll, A rthur £ . To F red W. Ilrn d fr fct u*. Ixe. C. S. us Trustee fo r MaV<1 jorlo Willis To M arjurio Nyu Willi*. Mynca, Lillian Mae ct v lr Carl K To CnYl S. Mynes. Tnnncr, l.inemt at v lr O. N. To Nelson ti Co., Irtc. Moses, Morris et ox To W. C. Hill. Miysli, )h 11 et ux Ty- Flora I*. Man-li, J.inntetl Warranty Itersis Itaiinmn, 'itwllu <«. «t r r r lx R. •r.. riijufy- r n i r r , l w . ^ - = s n ^ * ' , * ‘[trick. D f . et iix To Mae Min ilurkr. I(uit ( lain Deed* Bin nett, Augustus F.. e t al To t'naaelberry tiardc.i*, Inc. Jordan, I . K. rt nl To Sheritiun U. Darling. Kell Kstat* Mortgagen Unmpln|i. Roy II. To E. N. Nutt oh. Reich. Ricliard W. ct ux To Florida S tate Rank. Chattel Mortgage Duncan, (I. I- T<> Florida S ta te llim k . Sal Is I act ions of .Mortgage Flnnilii Stnl, It,, k To Ilerliert C Nciswumlii Harris, HcrU it J To Nelson B. W i|H» el ux. The Exchange Ihink of SL Augustine To Win. M. Ilusaon A Mary E. Hu-son. Dcdicalioa Confirmatjoa Cassclhcrty (inrde-*, Inc. To W inter I’nrh tinnlen*, Inc. Affidavit* Jackson, I ixtio Ite: NK 1/4 of HW I I of NF. I I Hcc .12-8131. Stephens. S W. Itr: Protmrty m NE I i of MV I i of NK I I Sec 12 Jt-.1I Young. W It A L. E, Jo rdan He Reg I’otut J(» ft N of gW Follow The Crowd 231 year* lu-fnie Oiriirt. LEGAL NOTICE Missouri A rd Je a n n e I!. Sony liultptndence. Mo. Loveland, 11 uuh F., New Vor'. City And Ju lia V. C r m c I, Hager* town, Md. M HRST lOMOf A TO RILL’S PACKAGE A nfentkal ! mile ■ ngth or one minute STOltE & EAft, Sinclair' latwl* iv n the American lo win the Nobel for literature. RrcurJ of Army Serricv War D epnrtm e't To Benjamin ^ Franklin U 'hitnei, Jr ItrelarHlimi u( Domicile S m ith. Jim t; states lie has been n ic« blent of Ijik e Mm)1. H a sinre I" t- 11 Marriage I Ictuses C o ld P ie p a m llo n i a t.d ir e c ttd i A Complete line of Wine — littr — Whiskey T o d o m archa p erfectam en te •. * i,, . ~ 1 ; '" ■ , <e v e r y t h in g ^ , g o in : Q. K .) ' n, ’ - it ,— j.’ . . . or enjoying a frien d ly pause in Mexico In tile fam ed N ocltim ili.il g J tilc in n. ir M exico ( .it y , the ji.tu it l!>4l r ,/r e iie r Sommers, Rlehard W., kladisp-, Wiseiiiisin And Isiulse Tietier, Milo linker. Wise. tfenneasy. Raymond J , F art 111 aluewntio. Mu**. And Malian Bennett. Oil* dn Van l amp. Jerry , I’o tr a u , Okl*. And Hilly l.unUe lin k e r, 1’otcnU, Ok la T uinet. John ta lu n ' Miami And I’ansey J r a u e ttr CaiArA o . o r o ld . A cro ss th e lio fd c r, as in ynm m v n Itvittn r o o m , { uc.i f ol.i s ta n d s lo t a rcfrc slim g tn lc r h id r, a sym bol of g o o d svill wlic-rvvcr it is sc-rvt-d. C o k e = C o c a -C o la ll’t natural lor isjfulst name* tn m,pore friendly abhrevta,tinns. T h a i’* why y,nr heat I V *J,*uh call. I ( a i r . Abhi giurt, K I’.'ite, | T H A T 'S tho quontion which Itan boou diked with every advance in lighting . . . from candle, through lam p and gaslight to oloctric light. ..but we know what tho next stop * < wilt bo . . . it will bo light not jtftt to pierce tho darkness. . , but light lor effective seeing tor whatever the job . . . light to protect eyesight/..light to improve health b y introducing germ killing and health aiding might do him aotne mueh good i t doe* worrying a s he do* neat aM ignmonf, ta ill It may bo noma yearv bofuri all .of tho A m erican *u|tliar* nhu WELSH rays . . . light which will bo ovon' better than sunlight in many ways bocauso it is light which is engineered to do a 100% job, day and night. That lighting is part of tomorrow's Electronic A g e ... it's something to look forward to,,. something for which you can plan and save right now. l in ovory e ire n m a in te r to. H w ill be well f o r tho A m e ric a n wife o r the ■^ 1 [ n *w- 1 ■'j f. �I ] » ’F » B L E S IIA Y . J A N U A R Y 2 * . 1 W 5 - ___________________ ' ~ r r T m * .......... ,r - _ « ^ 3 * . . - "Medals Presented Navia 1 Personnel • At "Local Station , £ T i n : S A N R > » p - I I K R * U > , - S A M O i l l ) , F L U IU IIA - - ------- — __ ______ F ^ s te ,; T r u c k s United To Move Fruit In Rai l J a m ->, A “ “- A . . ' _______ *j £ A C £ . T j m E B -- ■* ■■ ........................ .... .... T»rcr L Tinstone f i nl lniard l1'rum (*n| r (Inr il« a ilis * 4 rr*H r*ae n a n Medals lily now he pul In u»c he added Tilt* tu rn th in honored an d their | W artim e traffic, nlu* s c i e r r citation » f t e ui* follow*: w eather In the north, including Lieut. Coimli. William Ponton, t d i n a r d s In New Knglund were Jr., U S N —Received the Uiatiti salt! to h a v e caused such conges­ gulihcd Flying Cross fur h i t m eri­ tion of fre ig h t th at tin ( I p ) hail torious performance of duty to call lim e out oti these mil nbeard nit American rruiner d u r­ ■hipm enti of fruits and , ugeuddr< ing the invasion of the ctm.il of in order to untan-dr tin snail Normuitdy nml the city of ChcrInHint am i during t Jit- invasion of Southern France, In the face of heavy ntiti-n ncin ft fire, he suc­ lL; , \ * . / : ' ' , HUffRV . . M S T 4 DAYS! cessfully ilitectnl naval gu n fire on en em y positions mnj vehicle ' ’f. *'fr* S .'-V a-l f * (iinccnti at inn anti destroyed a ■f V u -'A riT iM fc Jssd ii ■■ Iante uininunition ilumii. Ills prof t d i t n n l skill, personal courage TH|J TIAOIC AND DRAMATIC MOMENT var photographed a few hundred i lug debris a n d lh attercd motor* and wings nil tt,r air as the giant bom b- I Wy ('ll A 1(1.FN < H \ MIIKIU.AI? nlul ou tstanding leadership was feel off the ground over an Flngllsh airfield as two A ro n linn Fly mg Fm - 1 e r , tiirnk a p a rt Immediately a tier the i m.li wtin h m c u r n s l In s Irodi A P N'fwiffnhircp ill keeping with the highest Itatreiucs collided w i n t e r e tu r n in g ti o w r e m i u io n against yiirenets.* I ' sw-Mirtrr . 1 English peg rotrp tng A t r Fwcrc(fnffTOANonaf) LsUNDfpkN • Line ddiitarn4* ♦ ililnms t>l th r United .Slates Nnrnl 11110*1 rtoKrly g u a n ln f e n r U Sere ire. M r ' lb t*f*trr’t ”el 1ll 11n n -was the molhoil «f-ed in t i a m i ' g d«»g signed Ity Admiral If It. S tark , ‘ ruOMnai*k A*4- P'nHc.ejfiJ fciit igjp*. to detect liermiin mine* Since U8 N. Coiiniminler. U.K. N a v a f *r ! *.».1 llie»e diabolical contiai timiw wen* Force* in Fiat ope. The nontc of f u s t iiprinkled by the Nasi* along Lieut, t'ojinlr. Ileiiton ,» in Memtheir trail of retreat, the Slim phi it. T o nn ha» been f M l n r menu* of count Lieut, Hithatd /■ Hughes, US er-actliYg them . Nit —IteveiM'il tile Distinguished H A T H I t I l f ft M 4 r r.K ^ M f tllll> * Month* u go, npecuih t raine-l | Flytntt. Cri s- nml i llation which ( list h t a | ,i Hr dogi — th e ir arent ■liaiprticd l»v Slatst\ rX 1 llMa- ll was siptleil I,>- Vice Admiral M. month-, of pchixding - were *ent I'h. J'Jc H eel . . lliin ji A. M itschei, I S.V Llrot. .Hughe* iti the front. They have prove* had pteviourdy t i e e i m l two other S oup Di.wh . . . 12c T o w el H ook 1 highly tuccoaxful In miiffing »»u* Distinguished H y in g Grosses bcI mine*. Thousand* of liviy nml (JliL-s S tu - ir . . . . ( 21). in .) ... liJc f m t re p o rtin g to the S anford miftlioni of dnIUi <* worth **f u n Naval A i r Station. The citatio n I terinl have twen anvr«| In lhi-_ im-litioitpd tin I'V tiaiodinary acr-aasthfar ow d t 'a o l k h r u i h H o l d e r . 22c I com paratively sitn| Ii wa> of *Tr llievemenl s Inal l.ient Hughes i tee lion. Msd* of ^ •sa«tf«ll « h t l* rhtns. m * j to cl»» n . lo v e ly to loot, ■s m i l e d n* a leadei in r e m k i t ! Mine ^renting i>* jm t *•«•* -f the att H o trtek * ' * il to u u U d lt against tin Jnp.inesi in Klie- South lien nn|M>rlant job* ..f p t- .t,.io .g and Sunt Ini epl I’uiifh areas | Mod waving l|\an th at i- hemg l.ii'Uls lliticiii V n l »rf»!ii- i.i hi ijua tackled hy th e dog arm} Ho rut \ Anifete*. * iilif l\ when a hotel wa* hit m ntilh Lieut. Clm ill's H Turner* DH ein England, “ Darkle" a l.rtn m n NR - H ire iv n l i\\n Air Mardalu polfre <lt»i* was r r n l i t r d with find for hih im'iiitiiutiM iunieveinent log the hpot where art era I rltll ngiitmt 4lie lui'uncs# m th e vici* th en were burleil l U a t u n • dog j nily «f the Piiiliopines in St*|rt* them mil in lime VARIED IVPiS OF LANDING CRAFT, trmdrrt with Amrripfin tronjw and the landing of additional man and mnlcr . l The busy *rene Is regular ly ember UMI Meui T u rn e r u m Is, M l Hundreds In \rtnn« fiiippltrt, till the be nth ul II luma ley on Lmgriyeu (Suit on L'lron A reproted at o lh rr spot* on the gulf a* the V-oks go about the jo h o td riv li finhtet (Hint who lei I lit* iliviSeveral hundred mine w lei > dredging m achine (fuieg ro u n tl) U d e a lin g away obalaclea U > facilitate F irm mg the Jap* back on tho road to Manila i Piicrrmiional A'oundphoio) Mini m «*» .itUo k iii^tiirmt it it eff a i r now ip action on the front* emy f> irmc* 1lum nf (our Itlurier in Kranee. flrlghim and M.dlw' <1 F a lln g u ln h rr L i v e l y e iif t e f n t t y l l n s Hr p,*i*‘*111*11 V Abut dawn helpiMg d e a l thr load t * Iholm O t e s r r i y . i l b o tto m to •thilihi* I' ,»M.i * ’ »-li \ lhr |d:il iff* in N X Many ring* flunked out **f - 1■••••I s l l o w m e i i m a n i flo o d o f O -ly n illXInH'fl nn ••aml i-*i fill l hi* re during th eir *oeiet tifiihOig lllkl M.'.S . I Ih f l i 'll, | f.s., were mum niff tht*1s f1|K i 41it 11ri Mi d* of b n u Comp I*te! t peiiod, for lliey could Mtiell loth 4l M A niKiit'ti bv \ ii r Ink *1 1* mg but the m eat f*»i th r u dmro f | »n* *•!* 1 ' -(i tllad xnd with b rtrk rt for h elk ) Ma . \* - - *'f s Mil.Krill'i 1-If ut Turner'll 1 's: mounting Quart • Ir* Trainers, who learh th* 1 . M bomr i 1T' ;. it k**nnv il !«• Mn v mi - • *’rt' k f ! explain th at k e r n seem i« n». ju ... , si I .1 I u lit 1 rut 1 iY i u v\ K niff rsN U dividual c h p i•c td rH tte of th* *f>*« I i *|i 1 Ml o*i K i* i i i a ) * uod —Awald«;d I lie Pislinguialieil • I ■Rllmtftl I'rotii I ' l i r (Inr) I not the breed rii**iirior o u»Hh« h l f « * I'*** ni*f j S A V E ! SAVE! S A V I I H WHILE THEY LAST •« • • i hi 1 t i \!|u ■' i iifi iiiHii police collie- t*ol! iFlying * ros* anil two Air Medal* iiniiiK "iHfi' ’t|»riiim* un allmL I Mi*. K M H wimi ||v«* iti San font * t*Tin iLt\, | ji u In licfi 1%lilt ( uiin 11CP | h<m for d t • I j n g u is 111a y lurasrlf in ac I i in'* nil dales atol o l h n fm. Hu 'I. tlon against l hi* Jiipaitcae when i r ilm<l iiw ii 1' tic*%v kiimI }itiMerfwl" ( the \<t ^1it in J f o i | ii mini a In got theft mine mi m-Ilung I Mm Iv i ng clouds nod it ground yf ff An!vp on the Alpnet* filiifi 4i,4|is ii* tin*O'liii'ii I'' .luring degree as well Ins t ai l tot optinu-d m the Mnri mongi * Jha£<‘ in o\ tilt’d additional hiixurda .I nuns Islands luids Lieut King Tht* a if ii ult. iinmnlt'ii it jc'it ms i thv Might * Hi tin great mi Some of th e dogs im -1 a we flew over France nml into ,T }.. . • ,isp«io|t no tin was a leadei of a section that n orthfin unit* i»f tl*r i olmar $4X VVidit niiu'ht dm ary wlieet hounds which hu* Rclgium A n e n d lc u i l r r a m of M ‘Hand I n* I SuniiR tlHttn .wharpened th eir olfactni' -ogtn ile*11oved many Japanese aircraft. k rt. v»ns Tilt 11i In have ur file veil Tr»»op (‘n rr io r plane* >ti etched Ills citation, were signeil by Ad "Lnlal Mlrpi in*’ • ' t*- th. i s \ | ins An on gnrhngr cans nod lam p r * • l*ef« re and l*ehind u*. visihle only At t hi' nnrfli^rh viof uf Un mi nil • In slii \\ N'iiiiiu t ’HN t ut il the front they km* » t*t in M'• i 11*I i n f l n m i i vi hi ll tbe h a l e diasinnted for idiort ( am Plunder in chief of the Pacifo f Iu n i th r H nliih ^ *-<••in*1 Army tci limn to ncaiiiper off iutu . - rh * iU i M n lit A t p |m i i \ » H» I i n I'usds. Fleet l.ieol King’., home is in Hitlhr*l IvMi intit*'% un u s ix mlir s ' hi!Mil I ** 'll I I r III Oi|n Scfflr 1 fiehU. sniffing in dl» rrim liii'-l\ list Lieut Edward f Little, i»n to | •*nnl a minr thun I oimth, Mrs* s. I. .-|>n. **f LL hr Wfi* ft in not until theli nmalei tme pilot from P an nayU am a «o*l l-irutkies a eollar and leash ai ui.d Lieut ( j g l R, v F H eity J r . mil«*s iimittr thr (irnnnn frontier itt'p io a o f*»l tin * n d a h \ i ’n c K en ant S w u m were Uuay holding USNK I’resentisl with the Silvet SciuthvMirtl Lhr Anii’i icmIi Third g l u . |- lot olu h r f *n r v o te r in g their neckh th a t the* rrah * . the? < formation, w atching tnatruinents. urc ready for work jii'l lifer .> Star Medal. 1.1 Retry was a Army imulp k&ii.m up to two ulj Die while keeping «u*'h njn** iill till \ Ff i \ tr^milt* front hnrvc know* ft'sl wi.rV time whei* f ground officer who pet formed infill ill-yin n 1 iiinft foi tM I>aildc enemy fig^ite l i n n l | . l . * f | ____ ' l l pKeept pinnl la a i n v under fire uuaifiM f*tiffonitiK ip 'iiln iht , in T h u ty m in u t e * f n n ii th e 1 \ | | | \ t n | | ' i L l V T i l | b n m rm n e it d en n g I he a . -unit on the roasl lh r town portion nf tin* Hi*){fiun l..h r (hr Sky c l c r c i l ; for H- ‘ X U F M I l g IM > 1 0 The Uoy . . . u . ' l i h IfIK f|*IH ■ iiLLm i!ii wii xxh rn hr m ine- « Mini ui flim muiidy, F rance un J u n e 11, hulirc flint lime the full uxti'iit uf th. (•rrnmrui Kiirht [lurk n fe" frrl nf n mine Hu nippri ‘ Ij IDM and the saleie<|Uent advances Itri'al nir urmuibi wns a l u m n i 1 O crm n n i opjtosinH th r Thin! tlurx tiir Sinnr hr rod** f*f made inland up to June 1.1, IlMi T he *un ifllstenul from the U-ti huntink' doer- art* mu iiiffhly <*|»r Lieut. Kerry wag under interise A rmy at th e loner rnd of tho ilunirs of hum) red* of Tri'-i ctalilf*i th at Ihcv ntnp doatllit cnvmy artillery, m ortar, and much, <iinnjijHuriri** Aidcnnts hulj:t? ofC a r r i e r ail c r a f t, iloltiliK the ih rir track* and (nditt t«* lh r jno-gun fire witheut regard t» frreil the fir«t nub»l»ntiuk re* I t i« n 11 « v M M as far ns l h r linketl eye *U" **'•**«*• i‘ "■ f Hurl Iflirlril mine jiial na «f Miry had hi* pemonnl safety, railed for and am tn rur in dgya from th r ini In W o o l I* I i i e i l 110*11111ihI Mo- j ilMit •*»M| I |>r vififk •tputted in 1 S u ed * ' la s a lb e r h r o v r s nf irruuar directed Nnvnl gunfire un enemy along the C lr r f River hx I ' ' i l i l itH riiU Ii l.irul Siviilni cumr hack to !■ I | huinu K o u r U ( |p ( l I nmjiandiM Near the cental of the front Installations with greut skill and si a < k i : I III S ll C O A T Us th a t It was time to put on ..... Nurstix Hi pfnlt'i fini,- hmlMl of T h a rr ha** hern no r r i n n l **f m accuracy. thereby contributing the Sixth Cavalry group cut two , flak suits. We donneiJ th* - C fim tiu iflit lo ­ w«< W ei doff Indiiff kfllrtl * x hdr «> n h minivaluable »upp<>rt to the Allied nnle» n o t to Wilwcrtoiltz ar.H I «l 1 5 .0 5 I miHlrni n i u n t r i Units of Meilii l l ! flj» |»I ■-I -.4 ii!' ‘ ' | i H| in i hunt I hr\ mn} -tup n frv. force*. Lieut Derry's home is tiim whcdcfl fivr mite* north to I knur lit*' nr moor, nml Ictikiny 1 t « It! x % r || -t.tl. J H , in I*® * H n * t a l l a r i n i d ataU * H* F'il>p » fa n n ad fa 'L? Inchrx frum Lhr i *pi-* 1 Lyj Kurd ho ni, This atioiv^ letouruih ill Hoiiaton, Turns, He » u oc | Men from Mm*. plij|iHml for * i*li.ll?<r l *f I l H Wfe i l l I'll | M i m t l f < l | f p ( IlnM in «nt raf^n A • 11 mad for « « r m th * n 1 the) ii I wa y - -top ih 14in r (i cupled ns a I'etrt Iciini Kngineci nrmcv met . alight , umioaitinn, . in*, M * 0 I I I O lA N t ut th e C am p Jnl> „the im rnch utlriK of suppl m r rtlf iil M - - h. ' v m. m fln ite ifiU i rupallancy OUvadi »b J«ecll«l lot yaar* uf iat t!r* ( j CI i Sump Jtmi d " g I i." ■ ' 'f*r 11 Ur*’ - 1 In civil life He it p erform ing the hcat.rnt th a t the (le-ma-.s ha. B1-ndlnli . InJnr,lry a.p lacethe hp|llmod in ^ u m l fo r.. |iutu-!ut mill .L - »ji«I<■■i %tjtii<j11| duties of a Fuel Officer a t the withdrawn at least to the U erf mmll Tr.lm n« Center. S /S g t Ed- j Tllc Air ( « ri[0 dr^ in, n rfdmc of the |*ui»hr -hr M'npv, the for palrol ■lilt V *1 ll' u n tu iv ltiu ii Iti b i'lp hetwren W its ant) F-scIluirn Naval A ir Slniing. W«nl “Pappy" Welch la ■ perfect w ith us, F rlv a te first class Cm! Public lln ilih N in -r Un* ^one dump* and all f ie ld * Kselborn Is 13 miles northeast exam ple of what tho well-dressed . p_ Spencer, a C alifornia r a n c h ' ' ■Inmt her i l u l i o faithfully day guard against nttrinpt* wt fiili'i Reger William Rlackman, AviaD ino/vai S la in il • i«>n Qnlniinccman First C lass — of Unstoxne nml less thun fivo old tim er will wear. The ser scant's [h ook ed the door load, th ree ini' I hy dfi} anil Iiemii hy minr, alnyrd tage. Their im lm n D tterr teflecli* 1 fur Ihrir vlriuiianraa and w n r ' Was presenterl with the Purple mile* from the Herman border two sleeves show how the GI w ean nf 71turn luiimunltlons and lii*i t fni hy fra i -if nnr Heart fin wounds ir rriv e d in nc- and the Sicjffrlcd Line alnnx lb** his chevrons and nrrvico stripes. puck nf rations, to the ala'" u Cal inr--. nut liirfe -«f (iiihlir a c ­ put t hr mi)* It m 1'nun in *ii do*' nuir . In in tn n ify th ru dfuMkr fm | Ourtbe River. , Uan tiKnitvil the Japunese on May Welch, who received llto Crola de line In a hurried conference, h* claim, f •!** hi a i i hat 'till citl I Ui*. in Hie historie battle o f the I1.ciuler Stalin issued lour hr- Gtlcrre In Wot Id Wsr I. slm w h . i checked llie drop technlqiie » u XCHn **h l in* *1, 1} |M) tilh u lv In M ranftr* After the ««* man) «*f ih* Coral Men. Onliionerninn lilnck- tier* ul Urr (lay, lir'minuK the the Combat Infantry Badge, the radio operator. S taff Sergeant. hc innafiiiat- **t Mn- pr iifrmulnf) Mill be kept h> Mien Alnik total of his annoimrrmenU to ‘JO Distinguished Unit Cltstlon, tha Tony C. Vcrnlno and Teclui"*l or th mnn is from iitover. Mo II ru utiil|ii!iii^ m i h i t io doffn mfthtcil k vxIlMftei aoh liulv *si |«t »"V= Floyd S 11rooks. A via I ion in n weak ol phenomenal Red Purple Heart, the VicPiry Medsf Sergeant John A. Hlmko. thr tht* feirk unit ^nffri i’ c krep tbHi 1 r !m t ffi . irrofunetl, fr.l Mnrhmisl's Mate F irst c l a s s mill Army advance*. Two orders dealt w ith aevni clusters, the Southwest aerial engineer, both from !'■• T e lle r t s w l t h w i i k i i Hum iMill i " i ir n r j anil rwimf for Thr uiMici i- if with the Flrrst 1‘russlun victories, Ikumld W g^iw ao, Avinlmi, A * Wl’ H e w 111'* a p p r o a c li l r , Campaign Illhtein, and riM ons tor •F f H‘A iiir *lii i *nl "i ' the t|tii«r*l Im V*rtl. <* lr Mr* mu r * oiii’ with the rniitniuilig advance C I . K A !>' K I I Mnt'liini.l's Male First I 'la s s service In the American theater, rotiiMilng F-47's Ihrir p a ra ia ik , UlilU.I Sis«»« ft t " III mnhlli In th r .1off' mu n n trilli *f **--»« 2 . m wine |i n selitnl comnieiiilatinira. in north weal I'olnud; and the both befnie and after the outbreak em pty. pn**ed oil our left, Ui"i' IlftllfM tn.niHj o f t h r . n trv ,a i‘> " e l . s r r X' It I. .*» If.« I oil rlh iiii.louncd that Marshal Tine so ft le s th e i with The crtatimi* were signed by Ivan S. Konev's First Ukraine at World War 11 Signal Corps ping closer to the ground. ><t niuA* lit*r-h’«l f**t |Tim ■s||i||* Ihf Thr lliltisli g n i sit ini-nt ol • . s t a r r e p e lle n t U n li ii ■ Arlmirnl Jo n as II. Ingram . U sN , Armv hail reuclicd the Oder near photo. flteene iiil-klv . . leeee (fnleenationol) could di«tingui*li people and ' • • w dl-brifu: «*f um --vilkan fi^mi— imidj l* making 1'I hhd< In rb le n g th R u t'p p * hitlcs I sow Hcrgeant Veroi't to hrlp hlamji mil ptcvriituM r miihfllitiig its ^d"g uin'v aftri Ccmhutndcr-in-chiof of th e At Ilreslau. capital ol lower Kilcaia. Kewle • ! i ' k l l n | .b it s . •fl,I S \, !e*we> I n » lalillv F'leet. Ilolh-m en w rre cited smile u* wo passed uvor a amnll iIIsfiLsf hIhI **piii* un* s ; htxI uits th r n*t Arent (ling I" hral.h The Oder lonx ha* been udver* for their outstanding pcrfnrm alice tiscrl u* tho tiei man's t>e*t n a­ town. IxHikiug duwn, I saw win. this linjillli »if h u m i i t’j f f i n I f o r regulatlnn*. . !tr H'uf* whleh havp of duly ns memlser* nf main- tu ral tlelenso line on tiro cast. flrm atlon of IIiom’ reportn. A girl in a red sk irt was atand- mllHary hiTvirr. in hrl|» left Hie country iniisl U" hit" (ivrmana l'|ra d Flpir Stand JANUARY _ v.’ • DogsAi d ra in e d In England To Detect Nazi Land Mines ■rf* ‘ a ® • • • • W'w. p fw M Russian A s s a u l t T Troops Mass Along 50 Miles of River Lieut. Swaini Is P i l o t Of P l a n e Supplying Tr o o p s r A • £ I , * Jj ; lie Observed In Florida Jan. 2(i • \m ^ 1.15 • (M } ^ ^ • S*U! I r mi in c and pland, handling crews which ochieved nucctss against enemy sulunartncs o p eratin g in the Atlantic.' drook's homo is in Charlotte, N.C. and Cowan is nw from Naehea, Wash. H ig h O n • F o rfe its G a m b lin g B on d. C h a rg e | Chanted with nperntlntr iramMiiu; device, W alter llijth of nford frill.-41 (o aptH -nr In City .Court Monday to answer the chance and his bond of <101 tn u . , estreated by Judge J.O. Sharon., mils of I J each of R ll. Muir- Now tho Red Army U putting it to the te s t Should It be crossed, a long »tep would have been taken towards ultim ate vic­ tory. R ail Prussian CltadeU P all d Stalin did not give axact Iloca­ tions where the river was reach­ ed, but th a Germsna themsclvss broadcast a news account of a U nk ' bailie only two and onohnlf mllea e a st of Drealau, cap* JUI and key city of lower Silesia, Stalin nnnouncad tha capture of SaaHeld, 22 miles from the lialllc port of Hblng. by M arshal K onstantin K. Rokossovsky's troops thrtw llng northw ard on th e southw est sjdgMkf K*"l I'rus W.C, Ly Lynn. W J . K ing, anti Another order shortly an.£. H arper, charged with park i .you need tho captare of a f W shlau m il were cslreated and an d Labtau, 27 « n 4-S l-m llaa from rm ltapc waa fined on a Konlgsbenr, th e E a s t P russian capital, by th e a rm y of Gen. Ivan 'HUa The German radio again callnl upon the fiedple of the Reich to make an epic stand -before the Soviet avalanche. It s[loke of freah force* deploying on the K aitern Finn!, b u t there was no Indication in either German of cohesive Russian reports of line being dev developed ag ain st S ta­ lin's five advancing armies. W ith 'filait, In steih u rx and | Gumbinnen behind him, Cherniak-* hovsky waa driving haul fo r Koti igbrrg and his force* were spread a t m in i* 2 to 311 miles from the n p lta l. The ra n b ite of Wehlaii and Ijthfati followed crossings of tho tselmo anil I’rrgel Itivcrs. T h e Get man Transocean . *»* cncy rer«rted fierce fighting w est o f Insterberg a lo n r tho Pregel River, which em pties Into tha Baltic a t Konliherg- Soma w artim e identification ne*ro rasas, a .a a u i t and D. Cherniak hovsky. b ad ges a re m ark ed by w jcret dsbattery charges tro lT th e most S talin also disclosed captu s i r i a , visible only under special prumlnant place, an d b o n d i of of Ily d g n u ct. 08 miles n o r t W U l each of Doahl* Jones, F l o r ­ or iX inan a t the entrance Jo li g h t rays. as kin, and Lou lie estreated on thcae charges On like charters taR oy W illiams was finad M i « 00 days and the cash c f Essie Mae Burke was transferred to the county. Other nenro cases and th a rx e s Wert:, Mack drunkenness w c r e ii m a c s Dukes, im s c s , u n a i se n n e ss, 111 b ond' estreated* N athanial ^ J a d u e n , d i s o r d e r eoiyluet. S i t • bond :e*tre«U d( M attie I,. Wll20 (lays) R k h a p i Duvall. p | tho Polish corridor. ' • Tha combined Chiefs of S taff I t waa th e Germans them selves who reported th e imminent th r o a t a re in effect the board of dl to P osnan, tho H igh C om m an d’s ton- a t th a Joint American*Brt w a r effort, 1 ' communique, s ta tin r th at R arm ored sriearhead* Had ‘ . trated as f a r aa tha region east - ^ f a w Ulephone equirm ttnt T»irm iu • toll O p rn to r in one city of Poinan." Friday "Like other registered g ra d u a t e OPA WARNS MOTORISTS TO R E C A P S M O O T H TIRES . . . NOW/ her. She |irnin»ie» not only load was o u t In a m atter of sec nml* anil tvs followed the packs' {the physiral health of her fiatlcnt, w ith our ry es as they flo a t'd earthw ard. On the drop sour. . beehlva of activity, OH iinlfnrn man sprung from foxholes t wroatle the auppllak onto wallm vehicles. One pack naeded n m anhandling as it Igndad squarrl on a truck. Wo pasaed o v e r the D^. made U tu r n d ro p over enemy Mr. grou an d flew o u t a t a course paralli to o u r Incoming see a i r c r a f t pass now w ent in to o f supplies. One of ly nosed over, .and gnlng m o m e n t d o t s t h e rroo itd. I t A nother sm oke p t a**ed a social rhsnecs o f disorderly conduct. an d S ; I > r t u _ C o o p e r was fined | W n r fighting .had kUrWd fn F o u ian ’s BO day's a n d bold o f <11 o f N . C streets, h u t there was no conIn m a r t prt th r «lnrl Mi tllfr* quarantine for sis month* la-fur,• In the rrlinhilitaUmi of returning to prevent mliic* hem:: •olfliem invallihtl h*nnr And, said hroughlJinto Kngland Dr. 1! ansun, then walk Is equally The B'ivvrnmcnl tenliii** il wt'l •saentiul In |icare b* In war, have a terrific problem when i. >In Dr. 'Hanson's i n n i r s t to th" cutn>* uji" thmioand*- nf hound-. ioVonmr to gri* Isini Puldkr which Ilave seen serv.ee and mo • a l l h Nursing I>«v. he saitlr itching lu get hack home to hunt Ipfnir < •"•S' * “E a 'u g ”"' “ a s s XBttoSnsJS lArmy *1 _ I,nemmrTTTT|r _which took Fotnan, snt ta e t Wg rlrlvlnp, |JI# bond estreated; on s h o r te s t Brllt wa* rslrcsted. ing in tho town S'luate, waving a t the form ation, and Just behind her, tiic Inevitable—GI Joe. Tho pilot brought the plena atill clr>*. r to earth, now blankatod with a Inantle of w hits anow. Rlack puffs of anviay flak- blosaemed in the sky a s tracers spewed their lie. Over tha DZ already 2 1«' .* oea.. /=->;vi , Ls ^ a k A a s T w v w w vawa av ama im i Ik W re«> Wests raps. , erin auks J 11^ Ixmd of A .C ,i|Q U ehkriced with dnm k.it- I* > Ukfl i e**a***a*»* v 3 3 H fe W iH iH W 11 THisMi iTififtfWi i ♦ �9 6 The Sanford Herald Saliotaffe JANUARY 21, jy< W ED N ESD A Y , THE 8 ANFORD HBRALD, 6 AN FORD) FLORIDA ’AOS FOUR H A N D L ^ ^ T Ih T T ' ra m A rill'll;*” whichtTirt'alon-i to (t?*up war plnnt.i in time of war Is sabotage. A Htrikc which threutens to leave homes and hoapltalH dark and cold, with food spoiling in kitchens, with telephones and transportation crippled or dead, ta sabotage. The history Of the exploitation of humnn labor la n IIOI.1.ANU U OKAS bad one—from that of the Greek helots on whose slavery M4IIW GORDON OKAS—I m Hu m I t M M W that beautiful civilization rested, on through the feudalism * i n u m m o x ia a tk i of the Middle Ages and the nineteenth century period of r v < o « is *<* i i n Big Business and industrial slavery The history of trade n r Ci nl t r — — ............• Ok* M » l k ------------------------ *2 i % r » N » i k a —-------— a a a unionism is a history of revolt against that exploitation. ai* M » ik i • w* . dm* )••> -------— - —— - —» a e o So far, it Is justified. But In a time when the nation is at war for its life and the liberty of every man, womnn and child in it, there is no Jatification under heaven for a. strike or the threat of a strike which would imperil the life and liberty of Itill* . R »*«■— !»- every’ man, woman and child in that nation and in the whole f l i n . l A . r t f i t w t t i T M MfltM world. i t it* B t i u t t l r u n • ( M n n h i M Oin**t t t * h h IhI i Ir h I la IS* U n . There Is a word in the Constitution for an net which * , t rin*> , i i k * - H * « u r w i n »it*It is u .stronger rl* tl M t l t u H m I t (Sir*** saS "give.4 aid and comfort to the enemy." k i a Ytrfc. word than sabotage. It Is Treason. . TV* Ilira U |* a » * a tt* r at T t* Au m Ii IH r r r n whlvb It esets* si rely * ti m * a la Ib t **• h i »•• t t i l r t f l . a « r tr r a»w* *****reeve *t *4 It** la II t r ' a a l alktrwU* rrv<llt*J la i t U ***** a *4 aU* It* l**tt h*V . aa tilth** b*r*laa ll riekls la r* *atltr« ll* a #f •*»*1*1 at*a«lrb*a b i n l t a r t alaa rvtm * A WEDNESDAY, JA N . 14, 1948 Itin t.E VKR8K FOR TODAY CHRIST MADE A PATH AND CLEARLY MARKED IT. IF YOU l.KAVE THE PATH IT IS A REPUDIATION OF HIM WHO HO Cl.EARI.Y MARKED THE PATH: Why call ye m* Lord. Lord und do not the thina* that | »ny T■- l.«ikr 4:1C. 1/0*1 Door (From Tha E ratm lsn, Erasmus Hall High School) HOW T W H E N ! How will It comet Who known! Will It be euildcn Like the illfh l of ox blrdaT lh* flight birds! Will It be dark Like the cloud before daw nl Will it be cold Like frost on t window pant Or will it be w a r m and gsntl* Like n friendly smile! O l^ird will it be »<>on? BEATRICE PRERSMKNT. Military Parades There was a parade In Athens recently, and x Joyful affair it was. Tens of thousands of tireess marched through the city waving British, American and Greek flags, celebrating the restoration of pence, while 100,000 cheered. That might be regarded as a token nr a prophecy of the great day that Is coming sooner or Inter, when general peace will be declared and the armies will engage in a godoral parade, befor® they return to their homes. * There should be millions and tens of millions in that final parade, spreading around the earth In one grand, final march of all the militant armies in all the nations participating jn the great war. it ahonJd string out to rover the globe, and march all day and all night, with the drums beating and the hands playing. Then the armfes should return to their homes, eager to turn their swords into plowshures unil their s|>ears into pruning hooks, according to the old llihliral prophecy. When will that great day come? Deaf-M ute Itallplayers Too Late To Clasaify By RUSSELL KAY We »*e where Claire Booth Luc* made lh* list of America'* ten be»l women, n r*lh*r dubious honor in thin day and time of restricted wardrobe*. Eric Johnston, oresldent of the United S lates Chamber of Com­ merce. I* planning on going into the movie*. Yes, and we're think­ ing of taking up singing. "Capiitr* Two Big Cltl*a In E ast I'm tsia"; boldly proclaim* the Tampa Tribune in biasing headline*. Even the big paper* are having their troubl** tilth brrure these day*. / Th* Miami Pott *ugg*it* th at Kurnkon* should Invent a naw danca step called the Ration S ta m p .D id n 't they have one a ftw y e a n ago called the Black M arket, or waa ll th* Black Bottom t One good way to reduce the manpower shortage would ba to reduce th* Income taxea for working wive* so they would have something left for themselves a fte r earning their money and paying their taxes. The trouble with so many people these day* It that they are losing their sente of humor. They get simply furious when the carrier hoy throw* their paper In th a mud puddle. And when they go to a restau ran t and order sw eet milk and get aour milk Instead and the wall* re ts explains between popping her gum. 'D o n 't yeu know there'* a w ar o n !" they don't tee the joke at all. Superintendent of th* S tate P rison Chapman quotes Oliver Wendell Holmes as saying, “ If 1 had my Ilf* to live over IM spend three tlm*e a* much tlm a fishing as I did" and menllong a rm sr who said th a t God m ust ve Intended fo r htm to fish a tot since ha m ads th ree tlm ae.es much w ater on the e a rth 1* su r­ face as land and therefore ha should fish th ree U rn s aa muca • a he plowed. B ut while some people fish too little and others E p leasu re to ta lk w ith Minora’ incomea, if lean than XhtHi arc not shown in tax report*, except when' a refund la alnlmrtl. A parent fur­ nishing more than half the support of u child with uny incotna Up to $499.99 gets the full oxemption of |500 for a dependant but doaa not indudn the yougster’a income in hia or her utatnment. However, If taxes have l>e«n withheld on the child's income, the minor can file a re|>ort and get a refund. If a minor’s income ia $500 or more the parent loses the exemption. The minor must file a ae|mmte return and pay a tax if any in due. The parent is liable for this tax if not paid. The age limit of 1ft year for dependent children was removed in the 1944 net. A parent supporting n son at col­ lege, for example, can now claim an exemption for his sup­ port regardless of his age.—Wall Street Journal SANFORD FORUM Editor Th* Herald: The Sixth War Loan was the moat aucceeaful sales urogram In tha history of tha world—to tal aalaa amounted to 1 1 1 ,811 .000,000, Preliminary T reasury figures show th a t a greater amount *f rvewe and editorial space was davoted to th* Sixth Drive, than In any other. T hat news, wa* mad* by new*. In every department the press of th* Nation pounded away with powerful front page stories— editorials—special artlele#—comic strips—comic panels— editorial cartoon*—special feature*—pic­ tures, e tc , with th* u rg en t m es­ sage of our N ation's financial needs. T h# proof of the poorer tof th a t tremendous support by th e press Is shown In tha final sales figures of tha greatest of all money ra is ­ ing program*—th* Sixth W ar Loan Drive. To say th a t news* Ja nua r y Hi. 11)43 R. I. Dean, Editor Hamord Herald Santoni, Fla, Dear Mr. Dean: 1 hare Just taken on an addi­ tional job. I havo accepted the chairmanship of *the new Execu­ tive Council of th* American Can* c»t Society and agreed also to ssrv* s* national chairm an of the Society'* first major Ip ml camgatfn — April 1045. Her* Is why l did so: I learned from tho eminent doctors of the Society th a t while World W ar II was killing 121 AM Americans, cancer killed 408.000 Americans. During th e f l a t three y ea rs of tha w ar, w ith A lls arm ies, navies and air forces turning upon our fighting men the full fore* of all tha weapons of modem w arfare, th* total of Americana killed or to dio of wounds did n o t equal tha number of Americana killed by ana of t h a ' three year* from ____ _ .Jambey 7, 1941 to DeccmUrt i. 1W4. bee T, It shocked -------J me to te a m th a t t a estimated 800. 000 A fcariraaa right now are a u fraring i „ „ _ ___ from ______ concert _________; _____ . rdue a th rata th a t the annual cancer to this country li 186.000: that eae (... : : : In every eight A m ericana dtee of te n ta te rt r th a t, if this r a tio con­ -------Unuea, ) tinues, 17.000,000 of today’s llvlag Americana will die o f ran ter. And th a t means A m ericans of The clliitn t school com mittee, apjiolnted bv S p r o tn l Holland with the full approval of Gover­ nor Millard Caldwell and tha S tate Department of Education, seema to be taking its job serlouely and If It continue* to func­ tion a* conetmctlyrlv and effec­ tively a* It haa ttnrted, much (nod should result. Wa should not lose sig h t of the fact that the echooli are a m ailer of direct concern to all the people. The school* do not belong ta the D epartment of Edu* cation, tha trustee*, the Educa­ tional A uociation or the teachers, They belong to the paojde, tha tax pay era. and ft tt proper and fitting that tha people thamaeive* should have the la it word a i to their oporation. When tha committee wa* ap­ pointed and announced in the pres*. the Im prettlon wa* given th at it waa an “ Invaatlgatlon com ­ m ittee" but If my Information It correct, tt la nothing of the aort. prehended early. Precmncerous rondttions can be discovered and controlled In detection clinics. The lot of the advanced cancer patien t can be eassd with ade­ quate car*. And scientists now see promising ray s of hope In the research laboratories. The medical authorities of the Society tall me th a t w ithout the discovery of a single new cancer fact, 30 te 00 p er cent of poten­ tial cancer victims cgn be awed. This means th a t through an a d e ­ quate educational program, ade­ quate detection clinks, equipment and training, and periodical med­ ical exam (nation* 4,000,000 to 0,500,000 of tha 17.000.00G Amer­ icans now doomed to die of can­ cer can be spared tha ravages of this disease. W ith a full-scale. Integrated research r)o g ram also but rath e r a planning committee, appointed at the suggestion of Colin Engli*h and having hi* full cooperation, operating with the full approval of school authoritlea who welcome it* deliberation* a* a mean* of arnti*mg general public lu c re s! and advancing plans for the Improvement of facilities and operation* for the public welfare. •School officials and public con cur th a t that there t* plenty of room fur Improvement In con­ nection with Florida'* school nyftam . The problem* can only be aolved when complete knowledge of condition* and objective* are understood nhej appreciated both by official* atid the public ar.d It. Is the hope of the Governor and the Department of Education th a t the rltisenx committee will bring all interest* closer together and accomplish the desired end. On several occasions Governor Caldwell called attention to the fa c t th a t Florida student* aplnted to Annapolis or West int found it necraaary to n.tend prep school* prior to taking examination*. O ffhand, this might seem to indicate that Florida's education at »y*tem was lax, but this is K It for something vl»o and con*e quentiy never learns much of anythin)' that w II tut* <<f jirarticul use to her taler in life It is till over my heat!, onil hemte » ilumb cluek of n layman ntnl tnxrmvcr, mnybe I'm not sufipimeii to know Theca's nothing lit# regular lubrlralion to help rgak* your car last for lh* duration. We’ll lubri­ cate your car and luhrtcat* ll right. HOLLER MOTOR SALEH. —Adv. P U R C E LL’S TVe Clothe The Family—We FurnLsh The Home1 216 Is, PRINT STREET — SANFORD, FLA. r Bring Your Car to the Nation’s ► LEA D IN G A U TO M O TIV E SERVICE O R G A N IZ A TIO N ; CHEVROLET ca u ls of death. T he American Cancer Society, founded rounded In lfllB I and mads up □( tb* leading fro m every sta te In th a Union. scientists of T h ere are a t least n dotan pre­ council p ara to ry echoola th a t exist solely on th e ir ability to train hoys to M b th e examinations a t West program canno Folnt and Annapolis- and their conducted I th e 1750,000 clientele comet from appointee* looted leal In every state, go if-F lo rid a la A mtal |V (*, 000,000 J n so a re all s t e t e e . . _ r a s p y la 1 ’sim ply mention th is In an il w tn not ba forthth e poblle te stirred effo rt to clarify th e picture and u n ity to contribute H la n o t mjr purpose or Intention Ipale In tela g re a t to Imply th a t F lorida'! schools ra up to te e • standard »they t — Vn effo rt which sould be or th a t Im trovem ini n e t possible or desired. Tha problem of flnencoe Is oa» t e n e*I i VDS iSp ‘v.e' h .U verean. Jon# v i 7m ut fCYtryont rreoa t h a t o u r .teac hers deserve SfcSts the situation today * » “ OFi'- W b a w - v j attended Teachers tumble. I probably t h a t fatla to resu lt ta trim ) country folks t e r n “learnla*. dau g h ter, for ex am ple studies CH EVRO LET DEALER Quality Service Headqm ' ; H I W EST FIRST S T .-S A N F O R D 122 . v .,- ■ - CHEVROLET - . ■ ■■= - ■ k- 0LOS HO B �•WEDNESDAY, JaNL.Uu ji . i-u., m l. g . jig g a B B g — uT^T unt - r- * h r-rac- Adwilies ur.n*M>. .HAAiGftriu.P-UiBifi \ i h i- mxK tTtrbr. b k p .u . t b rliu i.v ■ <1 • *i 1 1 «i I * r I t • *114 u i Mi ndHTi nf ih r l*ilot Club i l f l i H i III M M.VJ A IN r v Hn-S tipt k inure cvlrhrnivtl t h n r fifth birthday >I Id ItlH Kl M t»\ FK f M A h I Vtm j nail d >£U >f a n m v r ra s r y ^ ith a dinner in the i n m * A rrernt *fr»rv , I'm u trim si Motel Mayfair Rum night. Th# radio >t-rot-pt i n n uf i »» i •n o i n Irft'Ul e m p v Ii onion.bn;*- n -a n ti table, hifhlfsl by w h /tr randier ' I M-l.li l *vI «|U“ |Oli » J ii-atH r tii*u * j tie* «»f pulp a twill .1n l (I t‘ t] •[i.|f,s in i ry tliil holdvra hod for H* • ■ii o- f>iNisi i*iif a Iiv iii" til i i* lho | hll|f* ||u n t i l It tv* nf Milt 1*1 tt'M'll*, rrnterpuN ’r a larjfr cry stal bowl j b“ N ‘if mil- r «4 (il 1 1 f IIf til* ld ll no* j plane*, (ship*, trim*. tin*l in her filled with while gladioli placed Mr*. R It Pippin announces the in The j| rnnferutl are needed »•» ..w r^ h o in i h\ t i n - Ja p f u r VC" n il I Mrs. II. K. Whittier, Sr has upon a mirror reflector. At on# engagement ami approaching mar Tip vintcr, utTonlini; i*» Uio f.t*»rv. the enemy They iuuh l.* |in»*|uc« Th u r s d a y of th r table was plarrd a mdioatrd th a t American bnmhei* I ed w ith lr«< l.»U»r that before, hilt 0 The Seminole Helieknh lyvluc riago of her d au g h ter, Klilabs'th gone to Pinevilie, l-a. to visit rnd larjje w hite birthday cake holding her daughter, Mrs. Dan C. (iallop. v- o f i flvittg over nnd b in n b n u r Number 43 will hold installation Virginia, to Knsign Jesse S te ­ ' th e y mu*l he priaitired if A m eri­ five lighted candles. Place canla t h*line* without figh t­ I can force# are t»» t niiunuo to have of officers nt 8:00 I'.M. in the w art Cleveland. U SNR , ion of wore iti keeping with the choaen Mra. Earl Umonri' tr( T IK" 1«Y er prntect I'Tt I•evn umc they did *11p e r tor tty In arm* and equip­ F raternal tl nil. Mrs. Anna S. Mr. and Mrs. (!.S. Cleveland of for Macon, c*t*. v%hurt? ntlC Mil theme. lint Herd it in Vieu uf the vmii* m en t mul Mipphe. m r t 'he enemy. purkhaker, ilepartm ent president Cisco, Tea. A written by Mrs. H. C. Miss I'iupin is a graduate of M'it relative#. I’ULUI iVolv *tutlil niirnhor nf Jap of District 10. ,itll ho m chare*-. Adi .Ameti* tin? (aimer* and ail Maxwell amt dr*lic*ltvd to the Seminole High School »nd a t ­ iniort eptor plane* m F K IIM Y | otheift *b uld re*.d \e mev that t IV « Smith und Mr*. Di'nn A S nnfonl Pilot Club, \v«* rend by 9 The United limiirhtcr. of the tended Stetson University, DeThat "tor} jdirnild bo t.ikon in n e v e r ngaiii « 111 Am m . «n forces uml John, of Mr*. O. M. Marrinon Ann Hailey Confederacy, N de\ Howard iuind. where she wrns a member rluMrt-n, Sii«nii iii art hv every* ArntTiciiti pm* hick o r v I 11111^ Mm ami Ar.n W hitaker, pufilh of t h r in Ini mile enpplte* and Chapter, will meet a t the homo of Delta Delta D elta, national t incagu, Hi. are iliioiiiir m ip * , malf tiul, uiul equip­ Si. fii jMin* C^igburn School ol llancinjr, #nment needed fur u i . r i Ftr«l.j of Mr*. Clmule I*. Herndon at social sorority ami Phi Itcta, .ia- John Meisch, I hi* .lap ■a r t t ei N U " iy mdirated t r r t a i n r d the group w ith dance* tional honorary music fraternity 3:30 P. M. it’s ,i revet-, d *tf the Mtuatmti. Mrs. K. .1 Cooney and small to puihti accompaniment furnished A singer of note. Miss Pippin was S A irn iiA i hull oXMtisi in th# I'hdiptdno* j J I i*V * t *il| *f ->itu.iturn* nn F i t o n ; Haven, Conn, and son iif New by M i *h Roberta Evan.a. Moxte*% g The reitulai dance for memlwrs a member of the Stetson (.lee thro* Venit* u g “ when AmeriotUij It** up t +1 nil A m eru im to enltd. and radio chorus, ill 11143, Jacksonville, S| enl last w eek as es fm the t a rty wore Miss LuclU of the Country Club and theii f-*m I-- H ric vx itliuut pjtmo* and i do.i v III I ifiui-tec i hut reverse Mr. and Mrs (lorry Johnson, Mr* Harrison and Mrn. the guests of »vh friendw>wUL-l»t.htild..ai „WdJU*liAl,,j\he was listed in Who’s Who in p*ima,. ih|e, t*> iiveroom* the liipN h i u l f d c f d V “ I t h o m I *1H I a*e lean Colleges and U niver­ u t the d u b boose. •qtmHal r on p u s sihlo. S»-t iiliit, il w sfilkinc ex ideficr ef | th e r rr r m »; - . . .. TUK 3D A Y sities. Much fun wn 4 derived wneti Mi ami Mr * Itiim- T« >‘ « I ti*.! ft«|hiwiii|' 1hoi! \n* Mn d ;i* Hi* ole.it lUtl pitwlm ii.Ni jitb I l.ieut, Randall <‘hu«e and M m Knsign Cleveland is a graduate . n v i ' t pilots of tbe p a st yaar IF i mirth I'n^hvlcriiin < bu«i h in ( hicair«N 111 >;;ituidu\ I *♦< t •■ \ mol tvan* have been •i* nu* f**» The Ju n io r llitrh Sihool and V/alua ha* 1 .MUo.mMi %p la n (Jrammnr Seho<d I'.T.A. "ill mer't of Cisco High School and attend- C hu«e spent a few days last week were described by original poem" Mi - I mini* i* tho flJIlliOl Ml - - * ur*dvii l bur no, cirin^hu,i nl \| 1 *.tnd ibieo vm ri ^iviritr A i m i i t a n | m i l a n d |o,nop.ooo people in Sanford Mrs. ( base le m ai .id w ritten by the member*. New M>" If h Daifiir. Ilotirdiill \v f c t the Ju n io r tltirh School nt ed Cisco Junior Collrge and lie-) f - ' t i r -i su p o iu u d y in *itr powi i j 3:30 1‘. M. preceded by n board thariy College, Hetbany. O k la . 1 ut home, 1H)2 Oak Avenue, wild '1 secret pilot, were draw n »rul olid other th-tii|f« to-edeil for turnLieut. Chase has reported lank plan, were tn*de to send a "aunmeeting nt 2^10 J*. M. A Found­ He took his naval training in *i»jf .th e ftihim on thy ciioiiiv THEY CANT -h m e " Ih i i to l.ieut J a n e t Meer* Day program will be p resen t­ Houston, Tes., A thens, (ia., St. j for duty nt L nkrh urst. N. J. •should m -pire every Adie w ho i* ill in lb A l'. S. Naval ed and th ere will be a d em onstra­ laruis, Mo. and C orpus Christ!, TAKE to rotitinup a t In-* job Misses Marty Perkin*. i I ns pi to I in Jacksonville The club tion of electric .equipment. The T e l . where he received his wings I The huidef than over to nmlniaifi un*| YOUR klu n lo r High School girls will rind commissi..)), ’ He received Shirley Smith. Ann Wiggins an i voted to donate to llie Red Crtui* a i r o n -j tin* i(HinlivV M in*iLrit\ ll-un fund a n d a tree will offering Was 's e r v e te». AD operational training ut the S a n ­ Nance’ CidUlin returned ■vi i the eiintiv \n d f.*m th ivoiy 11% DOROTHY HOI bo i taken fit) tins, • i r*»!ii I h r Cl e v e r n n l e n t h*i ford Naval All S ta tio n ami has Morula S tate . t nllege, tatlnlmTnoiiViin sh**iild I ouli/o That *ijeh OME Th...e enjoying the p a rly were: *rnt ah imriuNlmlo orrin for lit"!** A xitK iilni !hf** Fashion I *lii nr n tiileiui nt hv ji Itip corro*tuonl just returned from the Pacific see, today to spend th r mid-let in respective Mr. W V. Hitting, Mrs. J. 1- S m yun l liiesslligs. Siitiii fni'iiv* hum ith eni f i **ni Tin* llllflr T h eater where he was a Navy holidays with their i fit vv||| sthllllhlt i hi* I ip.jno** l«i jnirents i tm k, Mr*. Z, it R atliff. Mrs. will he -spurted on U'eilm *dn V- f ho A m orn'‘in f ■» btou ■i • • "llellcn t" pilot I. slremnu,. an.l do -i>. t Mte e t 1 l k If i ’ ♦xxl*1’ iHi V M b, 4' ttlMIMF 1 F II l-a'ey , Mr- Ruth Scult. from '• (K| A M until Tile Wedding will take place 1 Is*. 11 \ > ItT*ii ■ J rii i'*u 1i*nl n »n t 11x it Tii. I* * * hi f' ' ' Mr l.w-l k (eld. Mrs Maswell, 0 l *M|iifw*«ui I d»r;i r v n* vs br, h 9 l within the i i s u few days at the ‘ V * *| t tu‘ 1 V 1 4 * * i 1 i 1 t i - V r-t 1 IV • ? i ' ^ 1 *1 • on*■i -I i*** th at H . i* MiKd Slonehurg of Ilellt all f.>t inor wild 111till v new w.uk "A M a l l. Dream hv Oscar | First liupti-l t hurch No foi 1*« 111If *• uni* h *1 1 g MlNi| i 11111* iH *1 -■|l lilaile. Mr- H K t'h a p m a n , Mr*, or .ii*! mvitevl i" ■ Strauss is m hedob d for two nstt 1 invitation- an- lieing mailed J tt-.lT ill f 1It* •! • d 11 u' * viu tin i I Mougnton, Mr- J, f ‘. MltV,pr t • hurch ArHjii.it> n o 1 ii rH performances bv the Seminole [ hut friends "f th e couple are eff.-rt i Ol ll loll I . Iiell. Mrs Turn Kirkland und with M it* I.elvMv HennoN ' High School (.lee l lid. --cllool inviti-l. i idle. I. *....... . 1 ■ i iid I I•*t nln's Mr O ' fi l h Alinu.ll | rut s It IVV » mar i h J FT IS ON \>*« Mr< hump Kirkland of Jack1 bur -U t V nftoffi.H.u when (bei* W , 4 t Il * • I .|ld* nudftorium Mat I, and Mar 2. i c 111 1 t'un.ulliu Ft alival will l«’ h* ld at « f him A This three-ill 1 operetta. icvised i A i I ' \ jit r*:S tiftrdrtii* limit W iHlri \ •iRtvdle, Mrs, VV L. Alorgan, Mrs, wa* .a dfvutmuni ;ind inf or unit i v • i 11nt*«1111 d f*i.r i• Mil* I Its I ii | * ,r t Ol' o u t ’ t *11111no Meal, Mr* Al F Hunt, ip*"ICI am, follow«r*I hv plni-* I- 1 U N I U V h .. • mod* ^ m y Don Wilsi n from tin- famous 11h v i*n Sumlav nf11*i iiooti, Jtmi* I »M lei i it-*i v WII* he . I*n4 BILLBOARD Mi-* M u ry Haw I inn, Mr*. W, K. ft * 1*1 u in it* ion ift V ii * : nit * •suit o li d hnnl»" international nnmciil succcms by in ronjunrtion with th r < jnurllia 1he f i r -1 v u i 1it* * III I 11< x i Ibdly hin d, M n K H. Handatl, refold wore Me* MiiiV Holn 11 I 1«h k * Straus* who in perhaps b etter Sh«»w living staged hv th r tlm .iff te e lld g i ho iVlo •d I hi i Mri M R Smith, M n , II. A. ■*on. Mr?. I h a r l o Wnlkoi. A | i Now t he ii * vi I lull 11 i-*h r o m e f known ns composer of another drum ii n n lr n t luh m t h r i yfitrs* \ ... r n an a it i i it. x b I- h m , Pbilhn t ,r11-«i t|« Wilt) operetta "The Chocolate S* Idler'', Mr-* sfnhti \ uughn |*rt*<*i»I*"*l Itiirtlm* Cluhhoii-r Sttliittluv aiimI S VXllllSHl), Mr* M I.. Kabtirn, Mr#, .1 k Wad*win lb Mr M I t i . Mr* KarrifMin anti the t ,*•>,. M». U-, -1 U U I i i I h will be directed hv Mm Roth i>v»r tin* lt«i*iiirpMi ftesnon <** the Sundtiv S Ain.ibl Mr m .. bv toll £ d ack* on. McOmhIim I rut hsit*#krr»«* ( Inss at Thr t ’nmidim IJtirrn will b. [ Milne* Kuthryn M orriiun, Maude y>. *-c. M Mr* J II vi* h u iid I H i) F avornl with a light h rro iv its regular n m nt hi \ Ihi hi ne» * and (-hiiwrti from h ifr*»>11i «d lb l' i i I* j K.irn-rv, I.nolle inhiinun, Hlnnchc il i it., Ila n, >. s \ i . I . I *i J*pot VI f f I ............... . plot, sparkling cornedv and one of •vfMinl meeting Mnn<ln\ nflrrn^vn amt i t Aiinl that lilti-HW'iii ,i! | hiiinedy and litludc Hinton. it, i . .n t V. . v all i in t * i * t '1-11 ' 1l V . .1 the finest score- to . me from th ■ in rhr < liun’h V? nr* 2 ./( bn k avi a rnb'ff J < f »■ I 1. ( Ol v1**1 ,, i , • , | M,i i pep of Straits- 'V Units. Drs-am" Mr It VV I iirm r I-mI t ♦**■ m»*i v f*iini|d*-tr with ,* m i*ii,il r 1* enjoyed long run- in l i e m m if r*mi j* mi .t he! id ‘it nt 1. i-1«*y i nin 'I'M * * t jiin rllin S ito w a till u, • -inal rities of I to- i Muotrv and i HuMuMfii* «*«i n«t in i- Cmmi i h c i T h r I mm-f * 1 ' 11 . , <h*i . u Ih' i ii I t*v i kr ij i TwHvlh t hoqitt'l nf l hi" liiMik nf [ r>| j-r 11 ill I hi t i rl 1 >It ll *• * 11a11tl *t11 i in Europe 11 I Lx I -.ft vi itig l ho Hniwnie meeting ti l i t ' i 11 Ii again and ajrnm und wu* tinerst | Met t h r m r T o w .o, Sut urd? Y from I I’ M •1 , b ii Motulay t In fiir I V*v- ■ut lv made mtn a hl* Xing t ! and K n im !‘ hi| " mid hr crim ed I' \f ai d oo S vi-In v f i ..in | n V J *' ^ -* 11 YCARf **r i t - - " • W .in) The easi will udu.le tlmem t t h u «*ut hv reading |«**em<* « d M t r. |- \| , i • . *C t r »,*♦•* J e a n n e I MUV M iHer w o tl - k I tl *44i ' F L O R I D A ’S U N D E R W A T E R F A I R Y L A N D 1 p 1 l"Oti” With u iiiithdttY i#vrty hr MV ,41.1 t a r s of the |f Ire Hub and s • femdulpm* n |»|vr*t|>Tm l r f»t l hr no :ulmi"i)on vhiit ro m r u n , 1 *** t.*". i h tt.*t tl If iv oft l*v bet mul her. Mr* John tum.es and mtiipi v iim* hem it m * New Vm r t o 'h i ' 1111^ tl 1 t in. d. h cured from Huston. Mr - J im*l A l the close nf the lionint-h x \ |l jimnleiir eunivilin v*m.a oi - 1 Miller h 4i game of " pr e t n m e 1 t h e 1 1 VI*mu H ig h Si'fiim *■ h+ui n Hi ii j,,,,., ri• 1 i’ .1!T j * 1Hi |d 1 atm disclosed. | meeting. the ho*tr**r* .Mm VV nit I l ho iln to ii ii* nvkfil T*i enter uj p i| n 1 ''It 1 light 1 il p icn ic bliritl! oldiii and lumoree »n* 1 it ii t *.......1 f . i V I A m a tm r r p e r b u i n a n r i will In- S Thornton and Mr*. Ccorge Mr th* ir lt|« ftru.m* for mmiMltli'M I liu r**i Iti s tug )• f s l»r uigi ho*, containing U f '1. f'ltrti to r III III v i1- ittind*’i given .Mar 1 ut I tU I' M nnd 1 nun, invited th r cln-* into «;• nnd till xftfietien of rnmelhu? »r* w oh 1 rtttih if g. f* '-alrtd** her little friemla. \ t e*rnte from on. Mar 2 nt h |:» |* M j adjoining rw»m w h n r tefresh Ph w rIe<imed liv the e n tr y roirimiMe* Ming I d and . lut* 1*1tile mlt*i - p r i "rd Wtl b ' Huppx ltirthday** w m 1 tti*l ■* ------—------- — —---j merits of rake mill coffee were ohm r mil n, M n J Huntoi Mvoi 1 h r t r* v». H i 1 7 lifi "i 111 III hilii r e ­ 4,' ,i in* J o.i line Lnne, and; euch f1‘ 1 eU d C rittllSr M t ',rv r' !table lo lhr m-'niheM ... wliu sliilfs ihul blue ribbon*. wiM ■i' 1-ved i rnloreil party ft ■I a nd a • 1 i Ii ' flu* ''n' ....... ..... . *'*• A “ ' 1 VI • H lRl r C V tn W f f iIlI lI S k lt lf iiirl tl Imijf centrn-d with from jfrfri' Iw awiintod f««r Fu»t F lm r fed 1 • >*4\ Mr I! I M I v f»f animal cookie** an favum it H o m e N u r s i n i r C o u r s e i , ‘,li" fcfr' 'n t* rsp er» « i #u ii pom fui Sevofsd mu| White nMtoi * i M r !!. M .-tuner v Mi ^ settiui* ('olorful HKfikm- *rrt* in Third iMarr with I «i ro|..* i in f f .* i n th e h n *te a * J A 11a . i . r Pi Kefr«’«*hntenta of iv*» m a m and w*■n v ,n uro a t T.’iiiliny i he P bon* f *»r tiuf uttindifibc • tin hit - in n n k cup cakes with n lighted Mr*. W. A. U'ttvttl. local Red I « '*l0 < ,hp m,,” f k C roat rhutrninn <»f home mn .n^. i I't-f***« lidjouitnn^. tlv i t <im i-ni i.'i iit Jack >411 .tile I , M■11 the fiurl «m Iturnl and arrunye- <?imile on top wef c nerved by Tt has annminccs'd tiir .iganiiulion . .. ...5 * 1 ^ '" r * 111* !Ti«in ti d 1vi* inn* D BS V| r •* Miller, as ms text by Ml*i 1hi v wveekI h* lit • nev/ dnarse In H on.' N o n | » ,nd\ prc-»n' were Mr*. f I MnUi f'htopinnn and Mr*. S. V, i hi . . .. and women who a rc in tcrr-t- | '<“ '*bn, Mr. Met rum Mr*. Shir le i»» Ittirhf C* r f i '! II' I'll ho* Pel may enroll at the P-1 C .o .s T urner. Mi* -niornton Mrs. W 1 1 1 * fallowing |tr*iW!»les w»r^ I* .xere Air M *•• office on Luke Mmi.o, t.j 'e|,. ' J. C hanman Mr* Nettie T .lliv prrsenl Jeanne U m ’ Miller, hun eruie til ay ni 1 I H , II* New phoning or reg isterin g in p eieo n.l Mrs. hliiiilM-th ieyeu, Mr. Vl l~ »,ii*e; A»*n Ituhorn, Ja n ic e Heel The gi cC 't v st «’i • Nil • hi it was announced today. ! *. " l b uf-r V *T n" ' i : s r ' Foil owing (or noil initiation of N a n c v Kountrer, ('arol Shitdeft Payne fu r "■i-veral \* The class will begin in Febru- t J }> U a i u , Mrs. A D Shoe . I r edit' * C ro i | Duvid, Marjorie Kink' It to Ml tlild Mr filedge** ol the home uf Mian J e a n n e t te t'leveland. Helen Alrv ton from VI l 11 x i tl hen* • idea m a r y , provided th ere are enough Uliio wh. )aphni* L'or.ncllv, M rlbn vlllf A e .Icanie I’u tn am , Mra. R I- Shlnquant ii y It p . . ander, Ih>ra Brunson, Betty aevcm'i v r a r i ago pupils enrollnl. nue. the Phi Alpha f?nppa Social .1 I •v*! * Mild c»»d Mr*. Leavitt stated , "This holser. Mrs. T. E. Wilson. Mrs. Sornrfly h«nnrrt| »ts uevx mem llomp. Sylvia Have*, Doris Jo ur N .n course will not only ajipcnl lo .Mabel Blount, Mr». Brinlle WIL Iktsi with u Ipinq net nt the Jean m d tc K inlaw, Shirley !J*k 1' *- f * | , 1 t |- |. Ixiuise Mv Alexander, Hetty I the mothers, but to all brnito lfarris. Mrs. M. E. Moya. Mr* W Mayfair Hotel Sunday evening H IN T S T O H O U S E W IV E S . , ! V\ pl> E ..III, l i ft *• r 1.. Spark man. Violet Sqkvey and makers, ns u leaches j'eisons tu J. David, Mrs. Jo h n Rumbley. Mr liinl Mi* J K Houliind. J r . i‘ 1* tq j till'lit v ' .w rtfcogniie signs of illness in Mrs J. Y. McClelland, Mrs Ella and Mr and Mr* John Meiarh, S tian r H elm s W r » k D f ro m li o m r Dem onV Irish and Miss J u n e Waddell n il ti» l • > 9 early stage* " stra th m S in r L ilU li. Jr., rcprgientm g the 1 i-*n«' ( 'luh .V *1. ' T u lin h a > * rr which ipotl" 'I* (be •.nrnMlX were t _____ _ 1• • nt ----— The Pskm f mit t 1*11 re tie, f h hiii , _The first ^ O ■i t ......... American ti.esiei wu- preariil nl l he hiinqu* r M i ni t i in h lV 'i B H . nd ! U 'was 640 years old when the fir»t j Cbariest'.n, N (■w m e 11i he i - hum ir *»*t were 4 ill)) 1 11 . ' *i * ,i l t a ‘ Il El B r r f i- q u ilt nvwipapot w m printed in Kurop# 17 3 G th r Mimie* l 'nt Aniloi'ofi, I vIlian ■' 1-* ,t SO It I* 1 In 1624. l I" ....................... Boyle, iDuiar (Tmk. * iirolinu l . « , 10 the home maker t.. nt d e lu* | you 11k« Delores l*ce, Nancv J o (ioncalez. l*an Itroth tig most of it for hr* family whirr, | H a rrie t Matthews, Dorothy M orri­ letide she does obtain herf f r u n the 1 1 son, Kilty Odhant, Myra S o u th ­ Today m r k e t So when you hitv** enotu/h rib ■te.ji-l • ward, Jean Saver. Nancy Wil­ Clarence Karl Sims ill*I Imll l b ration point* nnd beef i ivinl liams und Jean W illiam' ahlr at the m . i d o fi* •* tggea- s i f r 11h g 1 * Also prearnt were the MfaidK ‘ O a qli I i* D atin g the siege of Boston, th* (lolls nffete*! h» b* % vtM • • 'i Audrey liarh, KmJ\ Anderson, If * -r V 11 Betty ( arimli, Sylvia Meiarh, f1#! H arv ard lo lle g e buildings w rn lo pr» pul t It ... g e t the m n - t lint nl Schultz, M r nir It nth Odham, used us barracks for the A m m ■nil r i S| i<a i ii g Mildred Itohaon, I'orothv (r u m le y , ran nrm y. uml the college move Use le* - t einiei * ui • " f Ia o k , M argaret Dmgfrhlei Hetty Jo to t'o n ro n l nock, plHi** On-%* t h-t.id Bri>cTt. Kvalyn Msitihe w«, Betty I son witir *ti11 ii ! i* . • L a “ Matthew*, S h ir le y ( n m e m n . S a l ly ■' n* t 1 it frightrite * t»Oth side* d n i m F.a r Iy mitomobiles Morrison, Mai ti n lifw -n nnd 11 « u.k It lilt an runny horsas and created v.. Cover vxtfh h*>i! tig * u i Sail ic Kate W)llinm» t tv rn li n o 11in slow ly d o n o I h o d -Add ivit mane r unii wii's th at one maiut 11 U* f • •r i a f ables Just Jong ni,*i Av 11 l*r|fiMi* a dum m v n to i i it (enl The water jtlh>wnnrr in U.H f a c t u re r lb* • r(l to b“t ovctl vtrviflg so ihrv vs ill in* _dor e Iif till IIUI A rmy camps is lnQ gallons per horae's head nl the front uf hi J 4 t , 14 -* e hi iidci Strvi* on hoi |•| m111 i w th sreget- t | fill <leg 14i vehicle to fool old Dobbin. capita daily. M ilk with pie* e i*f fiit n eut. I*luce ables. incut on uu V t lit i’i tin ln*s b«*b>a Braising *. Uno chuck, short ribs, hriski’t. flu m e B r o il on oto* ►* nit* ( oven o r outside round. < ut into in­ tjoor open ) until brown I urn and ca* on, butter dividual servings or leave whole. finish htiulfpg. Season with suit no I |w*pp«*r, and s* r \ e 'Social Calendar Elizabeth Pippin To Wed J.S. Cleveland e rs o n a l s | Certain Fabrics IAmp Vnoncan Absent Coniinir Ilack LONG WOOD High School Singers Will Give Operatla j t Camellia P o s t i v a I At Cypress (J a r d e n s . Mrs. Valighn iA'iids Truthseekers Class . I V. '!***»1 h lb Jeanne IauiC iMiHer (liven Surprise Party SILVER SPRINGS 1 CAST BUTHONESTLY!WEMISSED YOU! •f. Phi Alpha Kappas Honor Members X U \s <*°£lhr ----- ;---------- JUST ARRIVED HOUSE SLIPPERS NON— RATIONED In dre&ACs designed S IZ K S fi by Martha Manning -1 To of Ssun^llayona and . Washable Crepes. Flgure slimming styles M SO the new Sprins 12 - a <i | g .9 5 to 1 4 .75 end w itch the la te ra l accrue! "C ither" . one of the si*4rt, :-------new Jean Alien collection.------- * .u a v o a . . . , * ^ . °# 1 ’ -*s ^ r *r U ^ . ‘C* *v! Yoweir Fashion— wise go every where suits and coats Tan or black kid, leather s o le s ..... Romeos, black kid, leather soles .... $JJ.95 for Spring! Smooth cardigans dress makers, cinslics—Some with toppers to match! Tan Composition .............................. $ 2 * ^ Tmt sheep-lined, leather soles .tlttt. $^|.50 29*95 up Ladies can une these too. ~ft L. Perkins >U 4—4 , »* i i-’ ’ • MWN.'P W E A R } , MA THER of SANFORD M n. O. K. 1U r4 U ,n M * u l« , U 4 IW D .p a ftn * ., 208*06 Ei 1st, fliaN*ii.«fttl. i j s ’. / . t Y ' i . ■ , t 4 iin U �r t i — *■ ■ . / “AGE SIX Canailn'i 1914 »l,i>at imp i: P rio r the fJim l of Rum it .r»ul<l eilim atcd »t 447,650,000 U,»l»*l» not r f 4 d,.n»r wrUe t m U J J L t - V d jM tC tt t u n m e rinlliT, OI’A district director RATICWES&z*- y r if t . How To Relieve L em o n J u ic e R ecip e s R h e u m a tic • Bronchitis C h eck P a in Q u ic k ly % CreomulUon relieve* promptly ba­ rs use It foes right to the seat Of tha trouble to help loosen and expel term laden jtilegin, end old nature ■ to soothe ana heal raw, tender. InfUined bronchial m u c o u s m e m ­ branes- Tell your druggist to tell you a bottle of Crromuliiao with the und< ntnnding you m ust like the aray It quickly alloys the couch or you a n to have your money beck. G R E O M U L S IO N » J§~ : iw-r-i for G>uthi, Chert Colds, IroncniH* t- m.-.- nm CALENDAR ------- rnnfTsKEh FOnDST" V a e fca /tn ciil und tT —Ufv ul m r y *• back program, sugar ilraW n ’ In­ ventories will lie reduced in the ■mount of the nu!"l»vr ofJnYnJjiy ' cooi’m rr- Ahtry ' nnrufd. "Iiex ler. i Mho winntinuc to nc<v|>t illotr-.l will forc« tin nt-rlv.-i on' 1)2, K2, P2, ami (»J now valid ul cnuponn of huMfirsa,'' Butler tuiid. 10 point* each. .SHORN MR \T S \N I» I ATS Airplane turnips I, 2 and <1 It til Qh, Itb, .Si. T.i. U6 . V i. v i>. •.* W6 and Xb iiom valid a t 10 valid. CANNING St'<i A It points each for u*e with token*. All home running rugur coupon-, HFtS.vIt f l l t t l K l t <»K P L I I I . i r . V T I O N . T in nod atmnpa in valid.’ JA.M IIM K . W I L L I A M * , * l» « .r l»oe| Slpinp No. .’>4 tP>oil uiih'fiiilUdy PGBI. OIL • ««l«ltr»a It r | ' L J A H IK A K . m i i i ».n . \ m «*>; Period I uml (■ coupon* -from w i i l i a m h f o r f iv e |H io o d i t ' O . A l* U IT T 3 ?, *•/•* I ' t ^ l n u a l r r . S ucmi retailers Weir rautioned la it year, uml Perioil 1, 3 and ;) n nit FftH H ' M-ta. I ’m Ilf. Vuu a rt coupon*, (except in VirKinla where III f r it } l*«i(lfp«t 1.||tl f «Mlr« *1 In t h a t acceptance of counterfeit or J becoms* valid Jnnuary I S ,’ •l*l»f«»r t«# n rt r la if t l l i l l i*f i 'o m * expired ration coupons may r e ­ 19461 for current season r.o» t*l-dlnt f lit *1 h y it o :i Tm * W illia m * fi» i lu u , i«»r i1 l» i» n r , now s u lt in their inability to sell valid at 10 irxIloiM melt. 1*4it ill it k In i l i r O r r u H C o u r t aif (JAHOI.INK -.111;.11 fur the duration. Chuuneev I ' o u n l f . i*ii **r l>t f**r«* lh « lilor X5. Vi, A2 K2, C2. The Obelisk Flour - A• 11 coupon* valid through Match 21, 1046. llotioitillK rule* no* m |u i r o th a t each c a r owner w rite his Divine manlier u t i l atnle on each ron|K>n In his nosscaaio.i as sown a* H i s - irw effl - h tW 'lr f •i . i hi* Iikii I ratnmiiijr hoard. hi M.*»* l» lltll* l** k » lL Ih* ilK ♦lay i*f M ;r t h \ I* | * l i In ijr * lautT l!l« » * o f * J * l r a u H w ill |.r n . rr^ef K t r * r | « V# I » h l- « M « r C* *•*••• I -b ed fo r I I I * n i . s i u l i . n Unto t • •i**lrr*l L j l*i» In ili»- H A N K U t l r Legal Advertisement !m ‘ WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2 |, 101 THE SANFORD HERALD, HAJVKOIUV FLORIDA « Q u a n t i t r n ig jtlg H o seiv ad Groat Big Tondar Pricos Good Thru Saturday, January 27. 1945 iH M m L Ornon F io th F la Giants! 2 buncho stalk Nlbleta M E X IC O R N Hoavy Juicy Fla G R A P E F R U IT 5 *. # ---------------- V«»ii • ini M i b t*f y o n a r e h r r « b y r d i l f i u i Mh*l ik 's 'ili r«J In p rt> « u l « I.i In*4 s«r*«l <11 i i u ml % w lili jt >ou, mi < ii|ir i y u n . m a y h fc tr A L U l'i I Ih* " r« .ila caf C h a r l ie J a il Ji d' s'*4»ttl, I* i». o f bsltl p o u n U . io i h r i* u t u ii) Ju d g e ol o^ itilitffir rjiuiiN ly, ri*> riila , a t h|% o f f ic e I d ih * c o u rt lioxiee u l e * ld l*s»u iil) i*l Stanford* r i o f l d * . 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G r a p e J u ic e Wo vo Got It Folks! v m i i m i i .i ; t 'l u i i n u . n Nib Sias I DIMA Jit in ro t a tv. « it w i r . i t v SIAK DA VIM WIlirTD.N, Riailil •! s x KKKI. mn ) Broccoli ^bch IR 0 T 8 CELERY l' mii Jr. A L L f lt L P IT P IIH A M ) Y I1 U hU.Nh llA V lN ia C L A IM h O il P U I SN E A O A IN H T ’ H A IP li/'TArO Cauliflower ntIWAItl*- Fresh-Killed Pork, “Country Style Hants, whale or half __ f l* f MlfSufll M i r i r i : n«» m • t ia ii *i »u; n a m F. «»»<• i m : OK Shoulders, whale or xhank Bulk Mince Meat lb. LucM. P ig Heads “w ith jowl" ... Back Hones ...... ......... lb. SauwtRe Men(, “l*ure Pork Smoked Sausage . .■ lb 39c * NT ATI* lb 22c I Pimentel Cheese Pork Brains I ’ L l *1(1 P A s \Mi ui. u p W’a i i p w i n r r u N . j it * Ton *re h e re b y n o t if ie d th a t ol :ilii t if f . 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V It 194* < « K A I.) p I* H L I t N P o N A * C P f k • »r* n il i o u r l p p ' i r r K N £ u i i x »n llln - M llr H « |M i - h rH u r f ••* I**m *m . • f HEADACHE- C a p o -lia r g u lr t l j - r lK - m l l - . - . r t H »tul-w *cth«i U > ''V *.u llliig p « r :t K .iturn. A^u t a n tvwuw u » lion-' Vm o n lr »» O lr r ru u Kc. CO* i » n AI *11 u r x .r r V " lOe. Liquid CAPUDINE AK illY .IS in iH T .IN VICTORY ★ GARDEN-FRESH VEGETABLES ARRIVE .DAILY: YOU WILL ALWAYS KIND THE VERY BEST QUALITY Me 1 CklU , Carrots 2 bchs for 19c P otatoes . . He. 1 ll«wl II IL« Potatoes . . . 5 lbs . . . . >•. J R utabagas.......... lb 4c Idahofcs.... 5 lb s .... 29c V- N*. 1 1 *a*ar • le r h Apples fu n 4 lbs .... 47c Squash Jr# Kfrt Lettuce Shad ib ft a t llm o ia U«. 8td . Oysters pt 85c B ad F in Croakers ib 17c GrMde A UMd* A B l- AS ,0 in ^ RoMt lb Club Stonks * Ib z*. M V Shorf Ribs Frosh Hemburflor Ib Ib ” * Plata Stew . Ib Smoked Tongues Ib 43c Fresh Tongues Ib crML n;n Frosh PiB^ -• Whala Shoulders Tender Hams " ................... 12c to 15c a U Crisp Celgry . . 2for .. 19c, COFFEE lib 29c aL icK b. i r t r » : u GREEN TOMATOES nest PORK & BEANS . .. ..... 12c ** 4 # s ti^ fA « q a APPLE BUTTER .............. ;13c TENDER LEAF tE A . V4 lb 19c . fita& t Awsorteti Powder ..... 8c J n W ST’. IUwiol I’owdcr - 2™ S r 55kiouM Hell- Ib Ib siiw d ’ii'ucLs Black Figs Scrapple 2 ib*4?c 2 lbs for 39c 1 1 F illM burv RIGHT... fROM YMI f t A lt Dn j mi like coffee ihit's cnilil jikI mellow .. . rich and fullin-died. . , or <to jthi prefer i vigotoui,wiu<TCu/IeefVC,hl(.li' ncr it , ii—there J »n Toffee exactly right for you. And wlicn you sUrt with Ihc right blend . , . .well—there', just mote coffee plcaiuic in sttuc for Yuu llun you dreimcd of! Try it. . 29c .................... U r t * •lelh e 1HoUost D ay Solfr-rri. O nly I meat buy in town ib 22c I Faery T lM|t> . . . . iH u is n i.iv m Y01» TAS1II 47c *• i APPLE JUICE M A CKEREL . . . 29c C abbage............. lb 5c Pint Makes Quart Fla Spanish 10 lbs Mb TOMATO SOUP ... 2 for NO POINTS! . . . ■« > > * • * . . * » • * • . Mad* from Famous Concord Gropes Full Q l Ib. w iiit t u n . PUNCH BLEACH Tendfer Laihb Liver lb 29c r u t : c u r a i r o r t »u : t u i ’l l JIIIUK. ie m in o ir rni.AI t . FI.UIIIIM. I\ I'HUNAIK. i% m »: rtm -i'ir r ut ur. in w t i I.N I t l Yj 1 ATI*. O K I I I A It I . I L It A f ' P A L L TO A * |'h jm r i f r •*n* ru l i l n t il.it lu ll r*ilil i k i u n h a iifl H fa fi W'JI* lir a s ih ) hfim l p i i «I *ilf|f'i» l MWl of esfflre. S i Mtanfitfrl. |»*l«* r !•♦-*. ( h it l l i l i iliy nf J * n u ;in , A P IM V r if L A L ) U IV I I l . l t N P f »N. i ‘ |* r k 1 * lrr» il| C o u rt. flrin litfilp l.'o lllll) , K Ju rltIn GOOD THURSDAY, FRIDAY - SATURDAY THESE PRIi Texas Shipped, Dressed a sB L Rennet Tablets Kenn«t-Cu» Sweet Potatoes 23b Apple Jelly 2 f a t 25c cheese Long LUk t * k Sausage fb 39c *l-k*D j*fi Gut BeafiH '4 - » ^ • • .♦ a e lr !»#.• S 'a ieA .ir Sausage ib 35c Bologna ib 32c ratal* B raunsw eiger 3 7 Old ro.hion.4 • *^ SAN1FLUSH (j lg . 19c Sih. 101; TMTBORAX Navy Beans �\ I I ftEBWESOAt,.J anuary at, 1045 ■•■*■** **** N'roRp^ **+M*B. 1>>. p a rty LEGAL NOTICE LAXATIVE? Sure, I carry N o r i« r Iiylcjf t i>i I ■aural , fl | r lilt 8*■ ’» 1 1" li »,lt ,|4 ,\ l •J !I n r A itv* tlf ,t. ftlft •• >■ *til‘ I 'u u ill) "4 t ilu» -) ; ‘ - !’• ' ' .Si r t •* >■ f •-* i a |4»«-1!•*«• 2 T« . u-» 1 1n I T E L E P H O N E 0 I* E It A T 0 It S 'T ■ M'l’T <I. VI f ,,|'nl» **"♦-»* hit I Hr 4»f I ‘‘I1 i u * hln. SU I»>*•,»' -*f M*. «*» K t f iilv I I M I M 1" l*>rk; Clrt'UH I -*uf <>r M u r ru-d Aec ir» t, t_imi11111 I.\P F U IE N C K I" t.N N SC R SSA R Y Red B liss RHSKNTIAI. W tiltK »l 11 W ITH |*EA< K T I M E KUTI HE Caution; liat only a* dirrflnl uvi-iim it' 1’jy I’nnl Yi.iatiuiLa Ir d im - llt O 1 m l i-Uses How women a n d girls ll i u j u n l K uvlrunm cut \p p lv EnuiluyiiK-nt Snr-ervt*r» « \\ i-rV()«>•!. StioitiUy *. <1-12 .i l l lif t I TKI .4 I E l . i d . J1 K I M m ay get wanted relief FARRELL’S . Arcade 0 ! fr o m f u n c t i o n a l p r t i o d t c p t l n III. N>a • "">*1hk»> * I.*', i. imiiw I**i 1)4* f|An»M II-Y « r,.r*iY Hunt's T im do I ced Slain 1«*1 .ir.H— 1 4 1't'lv H Mu» t "i KhLiiiltll Ul I ___ .1.1..*; U‘UL Sitnfnrd X 2nd sirccl Sanfmd. I Inint;i •>d d'lHilHi * Ir*i' *t* PACKAGE STORE Arcade Bldg. 1 t*ttU r KM*r .Ti, I li» T .f .t M r. u n iC .•! I * in mv * .i \ Kii 1*1 t * i | 11 k* Hi 1 « 1*1'hi •*’ * * low 11* -}* * But the BEST bonds you can buy, . are War Bqnds! » 1 - k I -t I 11 I''"I I*.a .1 1,it |. I 1111 11 Thill when I can fret it, v* rt *1ik -.(<» \ rm > i> riAum 1TI3T m 1*^ iiiii t \ \ itted-in-Bem i -in etoek, Pirst St. n»*1 (lir m Hfif <11is f M in i t: in y* illiijt i K fty b jf^ irr-PSW nttf-Mnl •rr'* h*r »t'«•1****' *• t_ i' * d*** (**«•• '>*•-•* ■ f* . n nwftW .1 l" i^ifttf ♦.*!{» r ' l ' M i *‘ KAi’ A fuoril«r*Ai Phone 9148 tom* to i» « l omcctioirt Touchton Drug Co i m b4m Tri I** CARDUI P it t s b u r g h Best tirade paints still available also pure oil anal tur­ pentine. RAYMOND M. HALL, REALTOR Her.!. I'olwti* Sides—Keniai- CONCRETE VIVE MvrOrQye Lw iis • P d K - i i i l n M r Jr\{iiir;i.n 1 j m d - 'Phone H(i». '* Kitome 4, Florida Slake Ifim lT luiilitiiiil fa r P J T T ? B P R C H PAINTS MADE WI T H VITOUZED *(* DRIVEWAYS W EU Ji S E P T IC TA N K S W A TE R TANKAS C U I.V E R T S nm l SI'W ER H Tr»iwll Mi» f n n r r r l r Srron<fn iTlitalili* »l low p i i 'r Fi^ht N eedless Waste! Prcacrvc to conserve . . . that applies to clothes, especially. Have your clothes |>ro|w*rly cleaned to make them last. Ave. Phone 861 In in m ri p ro w i,n o for « long period wit+vmit the n p r n te cA fren .irn t repainting, u * P u ri bingti P*mt». « 'm lj|ile for n t f ) n jie nf Mf tli K l i t im a - i i i mi 10% OFF From OPA Prices FLA. liu i i i ig * p.iiuu i rin M il leal i o m p i .m t : p \ i m wh m \ |»>ul- Iry shorliiKc p e r m i l . « e (<ll ItRes l Unit till nrilela i"l fryer- 24 NICK’S this r i mi n g a i c*l tit i it It e s t paints. ing Hindi I*.it,*• i ili n interior pnuii * .1 *,i u NOTICE On p u r c h a s e s o f t w o - f if t h s or more o f RUM- GIN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM­ PORTED BRANDIES AND WINES 111 s I <»<• k <|iialit\ tin l>o i pniiil, "il and turpentine whieli mil e Phone m i 8 A NPO RD , Wo haw* a paint lor o w n ^impose and oan s u p p l y > o (i I r u in o 11 r J t i v t PAINT PROTECTION PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co Seminole Dry Cleaners 220 Magnolia rONCHKTK OI LS LANEY DRY CLEAN IN (■ CO F L tlU IE R t U n i L.s. U , „ t I !»' phteed III li-itsl luiiirs mi aihuner your reipiiremeut.s. THE L ON I RANGER PACKAGE STORE Tendr-Fry Poultry 2205 Sanford U r. I'h. 921 1 THOUGHT. By A SHORTCUT WET? REACH BfcrtTat AHEAD OF BIG LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT MOT r* TOWN UM-M I'M suttr Ht'U Mhuw UP WL LL bOl H klDfc 10 TOWN JlfrT B EFO R E SUH , ■-------- 7-----— "— i n 0Cv.'h »>r. r w W tt.L LEAVE IH t HOPSfcS HI WAE1IMG : r,ME UN IOMTO l VAHT TO WALK. TO WARD THE BAHK |---- * r. /y u MIKE ------------- - We arc i» » position to handle a limltod number of new laundry cimlontcrn If wilHng to co-opcrato la i hy liemlliur in laundry mi r.R Save Points W ednesdays, Thurwduys or Fritiays SEMINOLE CO. LAUNDRY CO By Killing More Bakery Foods From ROBBS HOME BAKERY I'M APT 11 IV.IT Wf'l l WAIT A I t W •| MOt.’t MINE11 fc‘) IT A HIM I ONTO “ QUALITY ALWAYS** 105 W. 1st St. Phone 864-J Phone 47fi SELL US YOUR AKETT _ _ By PAUL ROBINSON N O k'IDDlirG/- WHAT IS rM NOTBi JClC g r a n t ; t h e .< ISM’T HE THIS-Al i RiB.v^n — \^ CMF IDLE CAR TODAY S ~ O R W E P S L IC E N S E ' s o c i A t - S E c u R i r y - b ir t h n w DO A C E R T )F lC A T E /■-- WWHO t h e y s a v i am .'J Hli HAtAND HEARTY A W /- 0 *E A *E Wo need can. badly for im c h IM w o cto ra.w d N“V*> 1« h.TO Pnrtf.v Mimhiil am. tt. 'VEWANT L h 1 t# ? c MF thaty ; t h e n a m b o n my DOG TAG TOO * r XTNVlNCeD?,, r^ , r>l3UB r geh? CL J [ FACE * I'D c SY .TA R i - n v o t/c t s a J &uck GK?ANT t By PAUL ROBI fH A M L I'M ALL ^■-1 fWTffflrilMrfaSiMn » �< J * \WJ>NU^VY, JANlmicY 1’A i . t f-lO.lti “it l] frop arU nt t L a t aflar t h t end of t h e war Brill'll* e n ls rp ritt thill n o t concentrate on tr.ttling immediate horn* demand " Hr promised th a t during the period of tr a n s itio n the ifovernmenl JapaE T**Speml TL'S.'QiiadAiple* $460,000,000 On Liquor im p o rts F rom Argentina Air-Shelters CLA SSIFIED ADVEHTlSINb HATES tOe Me s a fe s per Hm foe a pet Um f ig Si Mild mum -sis . , Z ■xmo root juat u> t h e o a n po bd hkuuh to tk o line, lDcrodtcg phono u sd oddroos. ■ for oltuatUn* w anted will ho charged to t at Ike rmtoo. BUSINESS SERVICE MOTfjRCTCLK 8 AI.E , Cl/OSING thorn out! Only 10 machines left. E x t r a special today and tom orrow . 1 small Indian machine good tires, motor run* fine, looka good—I19S.OO. One 1941 Harley, «*v cclcnk tires and lubes, new bat­ te r y —special *308 .bO. One 1941 Indian Chief, new point, new b e lt e r y —*»5,00. Seven 1942 H arU rey all r e od t - t t * * w -S p e -. d a l *799.U. This i t oil fellows, h u rr y and get yours. No more machines available fo r a long while. A deposit will hold any machine, They can also be fi­ nanced by paying 1/3 dawn. T 4i II Motors, l i d W est Rich Avenue, l)t|.ond, Fla., Phono 44&-I1 (A fter d:ao f . M.) WELtOING: By an e x p e rt with 30 y ears’ ervwrtence who g u a r­ antee* e v e rr Job. Would a p ­ preciate n . trial. ..Temporarily located at 40HH French Ave. A. R. Welch. S T O R A G E your car a t Kant’s G arag e. Specks' rata Aaad , sto rage. * , « R A D IO Service- Radios picked up and delivered. The Electric Service Uo. 207 Magnolia, Phone lot. H U FINOS AIRES, J a n . 24. UP) — A m ericans arc not mixing liquor and politic*. according to figures published here showing th a t the United Slot**, though suspending diplomatic relations with Argentina, last y e a r quad­ rupled purchases of A rgentine verm outh, gin, wine a n d other liquors. i A survey by the Duenos Alree (branch of the Chamber of Com­ merce of the United S ta te * , listed liquor cx|x>rU to the N o rth Amur, ien n . neighbor during Jlhe U nL -Veil months of UMt ' uh 77,100 tons. Exporle lor the s a m e period of 1913 avert- 4.730 ton*. I luring the last y e a r, whlcn rnnrhi-d the lowest point in United S l n t e s - A r g e n liue rrlationn, Amer­ icans drank the g re a t e s t number of tons of Argentine lltiuor In history. In 1044 the ex p o rt figures included 0,(130 tons of verm oqth. 0,020 tons of gin. 2,779 ttms of wine, .r>7n tons of. Champagne, 120 tons of cognac, 9 1 ton* of beer, ST toq» of brandy, 4 3 tons 770 " f i i u i d nmfora 1Tatra c* in kwct* Itun eon*. Ann Mdinv uriiiMr to il n k e their th tr>t ItpcnUM’ of 4Anr-lim« liquor •ii<eila| i- i iii iM'>1 smith v* a n t for I <i r t f >ti|q*liif-4 ami r r e rttn ! a hqptet nr-^lu. thin tunmi in Argant in n . In IP.th. total A rgentine liquor ct|Mi?i* wore vwliieii nt 7f».0UO |>e-»n« ( 1 1 M.MO), non® go inir Li i ho United S u t r a which hiuli nmplo Kuriqionn nnd domfStte Htipply In I!»lt* wlirti wiir broke nut I hr I'mliHl Stntoi Ulughl I MAKK xcreenx, folding »cTe«nx, Plane Plant i* HariM llt fnirrh swings, cnhinclx; furn i­ IIKADQUA RTKKS OK 2 1ST tu r e rrpxirlnr- J- M. Wilton, IIOMHKit rO M M A N I). (, u n m. FOR SAI.F,: Pipe an d pipe f i t­ OOI Magnolia Ave. Ja n . 24, tfTO—American Sui»er<ortting*. valves, plum bing suppliesrruxeA which uttnckr.1 Ihi* tin n re-w ar automatic h o t water port ant Kim iiiaki i«ll r« rnft plnnt h e a trrs, complete alack deep ami l - D U i l H I N G large. Call in the 1Knku Kobe uulu*lru*l m en shallow welt pumps, pneumatic <V*unty HOC yexterduy Mrorrd at Icimi -t Kf* sto rag e tanka. A. D. Rosier 915 rnimb hit* tn © I.OUO '*hiI iiullut W. 1 st. S t Phono 207.1 tif th r factory, oil but ishhtrrMntg the engine plnnl, photss^ranhu ir RED B U SS Bm 4 notolnt venleil It«In.y 14,if*a » *1*•m weir lfl*d. Hunt's Tuxsdo Rtorc, 2nd A Sanford, th a t the ruol the uui«f - u» 3WL CCA8fill 4*V|-| til |i I|r h . Mhim ' II8- o n ly HELP W ANTED— COW MANURE for flowers, f.Oc bushel. 1‘hene T88-W. AI-COHOJ, STO V 'E-S Fjiglisb blank etiv 1 pr. tapestry j >o i tiers —other a r tid s i of use — I’hotis S5U-J. GAS RANGE- old model, iwnl condition, *60. Phono 473a -M. P R E W A R HIKE —I small trl cycle. Phone 7H6-J. SHALL WOOD H B A T B d—Good condition. Call mornings, 307 E. Third St. BABY BUGGY-Reasonable. Call 193 J, or |13 Magnolia. NATIONAL CASH KJXHSTEIt. *a to I >V0<) detail ltrlp t Good coiklllinn, (75.00, H aynes’ Of­ fice Machine C-o.. 3)4 Magnolia Avenue, Phone -44. MYERS two cylinder HMRAYER, 300 gal. rapacity, with engine end hoa* on truck, (16.00 Mr«. J , C. Bills, J r , Geneva. Tel. baM M l F IL L IN G .Station a tte n d a n t, good hours, six days week Advance­ m ent, depend* oft yourself Call M a f f e tl’a Auto Korvico, phone 9125 TWn WAITERS, nnc kitchen p o tte r, line dishwashing ma% chine ojierilor and one salad woman. Good wage*, J*U* tTKini and board. Call Apopka 11*20 or writ# Mount Plymouth lin tel, .Mount Plymouth, Fla. II 2 ‘J a Mil it Jnftstnr*** mr c r a f t factory It war l he fir aL 1 1in# tlii* h a wit nakl plant, *1111at I 11 *1 h "l>r tin J a pit it’* main iAland ” f I Inns* hit. bad l«H*n atlnck*-*! atid ph*<tM Kraphn rcvi alnt Hint U ti third* of the antith a n t i w rit piirtlnna uf the plant were completely burned out by fife and blant dam age. In addition. a concen­ tra tio n of Iwirnb buistA wna re (mrted in the* etigl::r aa*einbly plant, wai rhoiMr a r m and diA prrxul emu. (Ah o b h ix huge mifield adjacenl tt> fa r iu ij (The Tokyo rndlo rc(Hilled In n ijqme*tic bn»a4lcaA| th a t a single II>30 bad made 11 icrumiaistance fligbL ulmut ft .10 m ( Jn,-uneHr lime) over the Tokyo-Yokohama area without dropping bomb*, mccording tu a recnriliiiK l*j the Federal Communication* Commlinktn.) WANTED— NE Je r s e y cowj one Guernsey, fresh w ith first calves, milking TO BUY: baby bad and portabla 3 gallons o r b e lte r. jloaOO sewing machine I’hona 760-M. Cash each. Also sev eral other F o r Sale, portable typew riter. Je r s e y and Gtvemeey heifer* HOLLER MOTOR SALES bred. George W. Jo nes, l«nng- wood. F la THREE acres of celery bleaching l*P «r: 3H tone of wire; 10 seed bed covers! clothes pins — Tor same. 1200.00 for the lot, Phone 7804, Orlando for ap ­ pointm ent CHUBBY w in J . J . Dolly. COPENHAGEN 8, A. Rjvf, WANTED TO RENT THREE bedroom hmu unfum iahad. Phone M»-W.________ \ iii v i n a n A ° w * — A’ * i* ■ 11me liny i liujitnaii Anillvws Ph”ne 732 150 m ini'll and eight motor cur* The i ost of the work wnx 5700, HOD. (Tevelnnd, O., came very neat to being the automobile captlai of the United States, Instead of Detroit, us more than Mil d l f f e r t m makes of cur* were hnllt there dui ing the early day* of the indu stry . NEEDS U8KD CARH We will pay top celling prices (or ueed automobiles. All OP A details handled for you. W rite er phone us to come and make 041 appraisal. HOLLER MOTOR SALKS 208 W. First 3t. Phona 622 WANTED "G O W ax Jo b s. O dham ’s Gulf Service Station, . C orner First St- and French Ave. Alvin Odham. owner. TW O or 300 Amp. DC Welding G enerator. Box AW, c /o Her­ ald. _ ‘____________ TO BUY: modem house with th ro e bedrooms. 1*. O. Box 648, Sanford, ADMISSION 40c — (Tm IncL# — SERVICE 30c TODAY COMING! FRI. and SAT, and Thursday exp* ditfon into central Asia (19211930) (.was the largest land exporing expedition ever senl mjl flout A m orim , comprising 40 men, REAL ESTATE-BROKER Atlantic Bank Bid*. They’re On the Screen a t Last t They’re Your Favor Radio Frog r a w . ................ ” Graduate V eterin arian Fanford - Orlando Highway Phone day or night 237-J Jee* P srh ee Itarhle ItaUie U s l l t t Pound Cake ........ 28c Donuts . pi. doz W einer Rolls pkg. 10c AITHOUOH THIS 8-17 was almost blasted to bits over Germany, It w»« retu rned to lit base by the pilot, l,t. Paul McDowell (right) with the aid of T/Sgt. J u n e s tfiibbi (IrM) The llak smashed the ball turret, severed tha contra] cables and injured two gunners. ( International Sovndphoto) istic Warfare Is Practiced In Training Air Troops At Maxton BOKAR EVAP. MILK PLUM JAM . FLOUR....... I 1 X( I* *%f *I *— 11r 11r Imu m. f t p • l a w S'lF.ll—•'.■H-he*. pi) Britain’s Plans For Post - War Trade Outlined Woolton Sayn Immediiatc Home Demand Is Not Main Point 1 l.n V ttO N Ian 2 4 . (/IT— I^ird ■ ttiM.ltun, M in iitn It,-construe1 1•»11, itt n hpi-ccb to liu«tnca, men it lit mini toduy out lined (be Hn ti-b g i n r r mriit's far-reaching niiil 1 cvnlul (Hilary |daun for r e ­ Id .lined building the c«tmilr>'* economic “ I here are h (ri.it (tundied life nf t e r (he end nf (he European gliders in an a u l e i i ' r ilisision u m Tim t makes |iilu(» aiel m -tn lo ls The giivernnirnt of 1‘rime Mina sixalde Imdv of tui n W e’re t - 11*1 Churchill elreudy ban |ir* (enehing them ki Um b.ic.-l -ea • ented to I’artlnnieiil n bill to puli* to help out eiK, lit- fight I Blie (he (i*ott -d (ho govammg while (her ' i.ien('» tinl-dKv under ex|*nr( the low plane- ’ - , . ion 1, 1 .111( 11 Ironi (lie |irr-w»i r.rd rclui n them ' - i tn n b , iigm , ,.( £■,r.,(1(91,1)011 (g:ioo,QO(t,Maj. Robert W Williams ea- ■UK11 (r. yjm i (lilU f)00 (*90(1.0(19the airborne enmmundei He' il(lll) enthusiastic nlrttii* allboll-* c-.r Tin Itccoonl ruction M irDter i »■ i .iTl.il f.u a i .iju ome effort by kre. -.a( s ii -. i —silnPtn 11id11 n l only bv i in 1.1ni io.ii i ii Ii, Ili.h bu-mi>i« men nnd Jlisini“ Use ailiiollle i . . m ini till' | 1,1. Mil er- to levtore (he nalloti'i with nnipbllil u- ' I ■ I e ill | i...,u i ii v und reconstruct it* •‘and I’ll bet a e . .. ild t.ll i J-i fori ur.es n fte r the damage oroughi in the country by five pan!” Tile major and his - r i f f olid 1 >eni s of v\ ar. The m in is te r revealed th a t govheadqunrters triKiji* hn-1 'Tuna In tlieir ch u te d ” into I he drop a re a hv | ernment departm ent* tru ck th a t afternoon «( ft o'cliaT | idnni to meet th r im mediate po«t d nr economic situation a r r mnkA h a lf hour later two “ai-i ialOf five planes, rm-li I wmg two i g thoimigh s t (idler of economic .indilion* in twenty-five courtgliders, nppeareil The glnii reut Irwise. laridul el avMi’nel II ie« with a view of finding mnrr k i t s f o r B r i t i s h exports. spot* without single arujileiil \ Ihivp all,” l-«rd Woolton 'aid f’erinirler Defense Qulckiv. as daik tell, tintrieips estaldishe-i a “ pel nuclei defense ‘ This prlm etei deleiise 1 Inane C e n te r, where ground an im portant thing in uiri'urnu (it>*qu* a t 4* trained for deployment w a rfa re . It is n rifle, miiehine hy glider and parachute Col. gun and m ortar ring around the Dalbey gnve me some ideas about “a ir h e a d .” It in m aintained In .i how airborne troop* ahould tie co nstan tly widening circle ns (lie Used. tl r h e n d expands. For B t r a t e t U U ie Only N ex t day the tow ■'planes were "To iiegin with.” ho said, " a i r ­ to com e hack to drop "jiarapni ks“ borne forces must lie attached to of supplies nnd pull the glider* I headquarters of the t h e a t e r com­ out by the spectacular “ pick-up" mander, to he used strateg ically — method. not thrown Into battle a t random In a ren) operation of this neat hy lower headquarters. commando type, light engineer "O rdinarily (he was speaking Ing equipment would he landed here of the ae ml-commando type by gild er, and a n n l n l r i p cut , f operation) they should he out. T h e n It -47 tra n sp o rt planes dropped only as far In advance could come in w ith heavy guns a* ground troons will he able to and com e In with heavy guns and iwnetrat* In three to five days. light tanks. (P a ra c h u tists con When th e ground troope catch bring In tha 75-mm pack how- up they ehould be pulled out." Itxer, broken up 'ln lp reveral Another principle which Col. pieces, and the new C G -10 glider Dalbey set o u t wo* thle: Airborne can c a rry u ISS-mm howitxer.) troop* should never be u*ed when If tho operation were on the the Job can be dona anygrand ‘‘development’ scale now other way. T ha coat In tim e and envisioned by eotna airborne w ar­ planning 1* too great. And when fare planners, however, things ihey are uiod th«y should be Used would not stop there. Heavier in overwhelming force, w ith lu c­ plane* would land with even res* assured ns nearly a s pos­ h e a v i e r englneeHhg equipm ent sible. ■. • ■fThe rnm m im ld*a," ha said, **la, a fte r the first a irstrip had been cut o u t. that parachutists and glider man TWO OAL. BTONB CHURN, com plete with lid and dash. Phone SRO, Mrs. P earson. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Authorized Genuine Parts u.nc.ER T.H tn N ectar Ten Harley Mb. pkg OIram »r«gkrl■* Churn gold 1-lb. Sparkle D esserts 5c Armour’s Treet Sugar 5-lb. hag 30c I b n h r l'a V in ir T SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS |0 9 Palmetto ± PLUS I'srk Oatmenl 3-lb box 22c Woodbury 3 for H f l l ’a Poea Itry g I^ncake Flour M Seasoning \ e flb tm Tissue 2 rolls , 7c Uolden Corn * • ! '• • • — l.l*al4 S s l l . f t l h h Dog- Meal tv s — s< Macaroni k r I I p F u ll Stic phR. only lc j i U X RcKuJar When youprice buy 2ofpkB 8, il_ 9c etch Betty Crocker SOUP ________ in g r e d ie n t s Peach Preserves Apple S a u c e ........... Iona P e a s ...........2 Talco Scratch Feed Talco Dairy Feed . 2 c a n s .............23c 100-lbs.......... 3.18 lO O dbs......... 3.19 Fruits & Vegetables Local Green C ab b ag e.......pout Rome B eauty A p p le s ....... 2-Hm Large Iceberg L e ttu c e ....... heat Fresh ^Tender Green Beans .... Fancy Red BHsg Potatoes .... W F « c y Sweet P o ta to c 2-lb. U A No. 1 Maine Potatoes .... 5* Canadian Rutabagas.......... lb. Fancy Idaho Baking Potatoes.. 5-lbs. 29c Large Juicy Oranges Fancy Grapefruit 2 f o r __ CO-HIT! Writing For • 16c Layer Cakes A t nearby C-ainp Mackall, I are 'suicide troon*.’ W a don’t talked with Col. J.T . Dalbey, agree w ith th a t. If it looks like commanding officer of tHa A lr- a suicide Job, wa won't d a It.” BATHTUB, alac trk or frig o rsto r. Phone 432 v o u ld hejp stim ulate construction or consumption or both if the total damand fo r goods arid t* r vices threaten s to prove Insuffl d e n t to keep the population ai work. T r e a tm e n t (w 'large and am all animal* liq u o r p u r r h apop ROBERT A. WILLIAMS HOUSE fir apartm ent, furnished SM ALL HOUSE — rc**on*Mo w alking cur bus d litan ca to or uafum lahed. p erm anen t res­ tow n — direct from owner — idents. Chon* | 1 Box W elo Banford Harold. MISCELLANEOUS «*f A it,|f **ttf m e uf A r g i'll tin »• liquor up to laM NovenitH-r totaled i 1,14 1 tonr. The value of export* to the United Slutex up to la»t June totaled 21».h2»fi,nOO pe»o* ($7,* 40 K,ft *t111, ac*«umtiny for a t least rtb per rent •*< the vain** nf nil At ifm l imp liquor «*x|«iri' T R 1!('K mechanici w anted, per­ m a n e n t Job, good working con­ ditions, good itav with lots of 2282. nv ertim r. Phone, wire or write K. H Keene. Winn A l^tvett GOOD oak wood for stove or Shoe production fo r military flrvplaca — W, W. Thompson, Grocery Company, D raw er B, need* Jumped fro m 16,000, 01*0 Eldar Spring*. W e st Bay Station, Jacksonville, p a i r s ‘in 1941 to 41,000,000 pair* Florida in 1942. 3 BURNER Florence stove good condition — *14.00 — NTF 3 ) In rut down MAN j W. ta t Bl. Tools furnished. ! tree* All aliens In the United Htatri In 1943 except foreign govern TABLE model D eko radio, 216 U tL wente/l for *o<la fountain ment official* w ere required to Maple. wortc, no night work MtiRey- l>e registered and f i n g e n n luted TU RN IP8 with or w ithout root* nold* Drug. ______ 60c per buthel or doten bun­ ches. Urlnjr containers. J. M Lqe, 2609 Orange Ave. i uni ton vitlunl at I.IMMI.IMMI )»«*•(»» 4«itl | 1 hiring th r four *i»h»equtnl VfiirL whrn Kut *| enu nupplioA u r i f kni tiff ami ih>ii)r»tir pr*»■1111 thui i ti i t .i r I »• <1, Arnrriraup I I .m i * tuns 4if A rgentine li«|l44H Vkiltth 1 P*»l>| ( f n .!***.!» \ I «<f more thwn half the viiliii- (tf \ i gent Inn ‘x total iPpm i exports i a I;i meted nt 27,IHK.mm p «*m ih i $14,7Mi,4WU I 1^15 Dr. Raymond L. Bass Cabinet Passes Plan V uH t Increase Shown F o r Underground In ’l l DcspiteBreak; Havens ForOfficials SalesTop 17,190Ton8 WASHIN GTON, Ja n 24. <-P>JapaV , tightening her internal s tru ctu re against the growing s tre s s of war, announced tectntly a g, 000,OOO.OOf) yen 1*4(10,000. 000) program to provide p erm an­ e n t underground air-raid *heller* for kay government office* ami ■trie ter coni nil over th r popula­ tion* of major induetrinl renter* subject to air attack. A Japanese Dome! new- ugrncv dispatch as recorded liy the le d e r al Communications Commission said the fa l d i.rt of Premier Genoral Kuniaki Koir.u. a laige.t of iru ereaaing crilicism at home for failure to adopt iliustic im-UMires, approved the prugrnnt Friday. The plan also give- (hr- govern m e n t control over “ solidly lniilt” atru ctures capable of use us a i r ­ raid ehelter*. A recent Tokyo do­ mestic broadcast said building officials in some cities hud been barring crowds seeking safely durin g Amerirun air m u le Domei said the program p ro ­ vides for speeding reinnvel of old and yotmg and of pro/fdsetiY' mothers from ti lle r w h je resfr/cU ing departures of war workers with a view to Insuring I hi* neces­ sary numbers of |ier*itMii*l in war farlorie- “ The lujnute.r l>r->B>l casts did out d a l s i r s l t n IIh* later provision i\, A & P FOOD STORE �f V *" ’ T^r i X • e If » i 'h lo be free, if r e ssish In prraerf# In th ila tr thus* incMLqsLU p tn t1( 1*1 for which w* h a re beers no long con. ! ^ Undin* — * f m in t f i f h t l _______ __________ — I 'A T I I II k U l:.H I K . (th e ^ a m o r fr % VOLUM E XXXVI AN SANFORD, K s ta ! ) li » h i‘il 19 0 S C la rk Field •Is C a p t u r e d B y A m ericans Doug:’ Visits A Jap Monument f n l a o w . t>| , , n OU| of harmdny. Donald Net.on ( K in a '. C m t. A m e r ic a n warplanes fur ant true hoi nt jail hi - toil*' t of i «>xntoi (nit r e s , in Manila t-ny for t h e -i-viinit s t r a i g h t day, a n d h a r u n n y In utalifilions in Kubir tiny to the n o r th ft* well a> the p o rt at A p a r r i on t h e n o r t h e r n c o n st of Luzon. Price Ceiling To Be m P ut On Cabbage Soon OPA will p u t •• price celling on cabbage sometime between Feb. 1 and Feb. 16, it hae been announced by the Florida Veget­ able Committee, • The com m ittee he* arranged w w ith Doyle E. Tlmmtma, m arket­ ing1 aprclillat of the Unhreralty of Florida, to convert Florida coat* Into O PA language, and * to flguro w h at price ceiling. _ thoukd be under the law . To• m atoea were taken ea a teat commodity for • num ber of aound reaaona. Dr. Timmons worked up the coat data accordl» f to OPA law and arrived at a aeajional celling of 14.04 a lug. « recen t re p o r t of t h e re m ­ it w » a e ta ted i "K V C haa \<s«m' lu te d I’rrioi N t* w \1 I'ltc lied F ir 111ini* In u ll In Poland w ar predicted K iia I t h i. *11 t AT DAMORTIS ON LUZON <»«'»» MRrA rthur tu r n s away n fto r inftpcrtimr n m nnum ciif rf »** t. ,| h v t h r J u p a n c i f w h m thry th o u g h t lh«*y 'vfr»* »afi* m thi* I'h itip iim i** fu rp v e r T h o tn a rrip tiu n !■ in t **r prr*t <r«I a t a r m fur that the m ttiu jm m i wnm il^ flira tr’i 't •• the vai«»r <»f the J d p n n f f«»rce« w h a theit v a y In to L u t n i»l th u spot'* i Ini• ! ii®f itkctnl BmindpHotiO Gas Company Is Four Principles Sold To Florida jTo GuideShipping Utilities Group Foodstuffs By Air Services Rendered By Report Made On Re­ s u l t s Of Postwar Power Corporation Air ( ’artro Study Divided Under Act The Flnrldn l*i---. f 1 1I hn» enterril Into » Hint' , 1 . ilh f lo rid * 1’lilh ie. t .,t p«i;,ii >» .i Florida c»,r|Kitatniii with ,, / t i . e . at Orlando, for anle of nil ef the go* . y . l e m . of Florid,t I’uwot Cor|Kirallon located in the citie* of Orlando, W inter I’.trk, Malt land, Orange City, Del-aml and S anford, It waa announced t»dav hy A. W. Iliggin*, pre.idenl of the Florida Power t Vir|»*r»th-» The ga» . y . l e m . w ere h e re to ­ fo r e owned and o p erated l>\ 1 lot Ida P u b lic S e r v le e Con p a n v w h ich w * . m erged with M o n d e P o w e r C o n io ra tio n on I .n 11 1044 U n d er the term- -I an o r d e r i..u e d by the S e c a n t m-* and Eichange C o n itn n - io n lo l lowing tia».age nf Die INdilu. U tility Holding A r t of U.Pt-S. thv Florida Power C o rp o ra tio n h a . been directed lo dl*|>o*e «f It* gaa [irnpertlc., I h . i u »lute,I thr.l th* contract provides for the final consummation of the s a le and th« transfer of the proper- tie* by May 1, lUlfi. F. Ilurlon Smith, Florida Utilitlaa Corporation official, who negotiated the purchase of th r gaa .y.lem *, s ta le d th a t they w ere being purchased a* no Intreatment, and would lie operated a i n complete Integral unit. Vir­ tu ally the l i m e o perating perotpnnel will be retained, thus ««.ur Ing a continuation of the p r o ­ gressive m anagem ent r o,,ry t *inl has prevailed In recent vrnr*. In­ cluded In the property purchased is the building a t tho com er of C e n tra l Avenue and Main S treet, Orlando, which Is now occupied by Florida Power Corporation and which will be heatliju.rtcr* Guard Plana Shoot Sunday MRS. BCOTT DIBS F'unerol serrlcee fo r Mr*. Mary A. Scott, who died T W a y ln Orlando, win be held Sunday a t O arer Hand Chapel. Burial ■ ■ IM n? i Ml A -rt of Iu ' fiitir is nf rnm ntc*r«T ano hcAfl of the m u lti hllli* n <1* U r R F C ., W a lia r r )n*th«si h » • At J n n r - who y r s te r ilf iy rA llftl * iirwpiahfifHl in p re m ie o v e r ■ i ti I AT hnAinnR* n ifittriA W n llrsre ttiil it i h U wny If prr>|M»Ar<I to Ih r S rn u to ( ’«»mm* • •• Com in it t re th tt P n n r r r A ji »n\* r» tr the iY>|mihUtrnt ton i»f • U n d in e A irm rlrs to tlrto rn m i they ali<nilil he strlp p c'd from r n m r t tc r re Ih p n r lm e o t Thr eom m iltee N e onw i.i. ■ • 11r h n< i '1«%*irc r i ni n t»r *i | h *-, ■ Sr tun lit? t Jen rife I It L a } (Special I " p n rictplew" drnl Hoo^fvrli w » n u him t*» me l*» The ihi v '*• prikCrevlimrA h Lt. V o lit 1Wi l l i a m s Praises Red Cross In Philippines Wrs. Luci l r ( a m i p NTi(Mlsl\ I !1 j 111' (Ml W\ l l i t - i h i n Dr i wT «* I : Ing td a letter rncently aent b by him to h it aunt, Mr*. Agda C. Thoma*. 101 E ast Seventh StregL Pfc. G u itav ien reported jh a t ha wag In the ho*pital in France recuperating from neck bunta aa the m u l t of a ahall or rocket th a t cam e through tha roof of A T T E N D BAPTIST MEET Rev. W. P. Brook., J r . .'id Jno. D. Jlnkin. have returned from Jeekionvllle where they a t ­ tended the 83rd annual >e».hm of th e Florida S tate BapUat Convantlon which waa held In the P i n t B aptl.t Church In Jack .o n villa thi* week. , Mr. Jlokln* a loo attended the Semi-Annual meeting of the Board of Truileea of the Florida BapUat Children'** Home which wo* hold In tha Roger* Bu fid Ing In Jacksonville la at Wednesday availing. Tha Board of T ru ilct* to tha Btata Convention , Children'. Home, which .— led 41 Arcadia, 1* In the t financial condition In He history, be oatd. ered, .c itin g fire to It and b u rn ­ ing up all of hi* equipment. He •ta trd th a t ha waa g ettin g bet­ ter and hoped lo retu rn to duty very shortly. , "O)uurr men ov er' bare Ing a g re a t Job believe the enemy will la a t too much longer,** bo errata * d ,* T - r e c r iv e d tb r ;P urple _ today from o n e . o f the o ffleert a t th e hoepItaJ." “ Pfc.* Quetvaaon waa a form er employee of T b f H enU L and PVT. NKWBOM MISSING later' w aa connected w ith the Mr*. D. N tw tom received word Uoyd Thorn** Appretoal Commy o f Chicago, whare hi* wtfb en Wedneedey t h a t h e r aon. P vtr it. M uriel G u itav to n now live*. '<e%ssTStii ^ SS2 II S lfirio d hit IhH'H t u l l t d l l l . i l h iht'CV 1l i u - . i*i itiui .1 Mrs. May I'yaction Spoaks On Prolect At Associationii t> !* * cl •*i K i 1-4 k ( I Srm*i ifC. it «o. ,n .. | •O 11,4 S o il ni ..... 1 i the 11 Iw i jit ■f men -*A|td« I••k» my I* W llinm - t th. to * th e i I tw 4 p w je f t p jilli O ta or Vh i * . b r I- ^ »*abb* PA I»V <t\# ao.l I»> |.| vent th i. iov • : ,% J . »> i »*i d. *NA’t V II »o • | V I* 44 L \ i l.l V Mil IV*.1 i Hill I in.in •-* I’hnjd »*i .......I* \\ .1 • l 11 of \ I I \no 1 e th v e ry *l i t J * i ft i m**rrto*t ii lluppy i -"•! In i»itimvto*, \ o tmitiu- N ew Year '* - Y ------ lit* I I -. . 1 > 1 K -*>|| * . i i :«k| il '' ii**-1 * 1F. 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Tlotn.ii ’ • Mo* L im it lo ikltuiul the ii111m( 11 F a l h u i -Sn ii, S eiitino li’ 1 i»ni'ln " ,f I o ilin ' I at iin*I 11 h i *m i l, (* 1* h L 4%it- M d ilu iiif'l Ml I MM* 4 mint l i iilii I'gga liafgg* n V -------- F lit U t»' t I lo* h. I I* lo ( pi, Bumhalouira Is Missinic *r% In Action " — WmhI ha< ------- burn received Ml Rulhcrford F u n e r n l Mrs. (iaincr L o s e s Conducted At 3 F.M. A l t a m o n t e Suit Funeral services for George \V - Ih * it » i a i i i « i 4 4 >* l in t i n u u « c r ih iu th iin itfh itu l t h r V H h«fu«v IKK in r »- 4 «» »U numth* ai(Qk H r IT ft liiv d lb t r nf the 1‘hu rvh nf C h r it t and hat %tho o th er h r t t lh r i* in ttrrv U r in thv .u m v , T h r r n u d i an d both r « iv * intf u ver^ raa. Itu thcfuiil were belli th is a f t e r ­ noon at -1:00 o’clock in tho E rick ­ son FuOcrnl Home w ith the Rev. Jpc A Toll*, pasti-or of tho Mtlhndfsl Church, officiating. h Mr lUilhrrfurd died Tuesday • " b r o U n " a n k l f ' a n d ' . W k ' ^ r i h o *- *9 v 't* r« ri’. H o sp ital Hay r e s u lt of tailing ml. „ p a r t l y P}"** an Tuesday following an Gordon S. Hall, ARM 8/c eavered ee ra v a lm n or pit on a n i j l l n e i , of 10 months, lie was A ltam o n te Htrve. *'» U F o l l r i l e , Tertn. and had USSR, son of Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Today'* case on tria l is tho been a resident of h a n f u n l fur Hall of tho San la u la A partm ents, ■ult for 9734 damages hy IfcoTV »» J**'* formerly op eraU n g a arrN ed home on leave Wedoc«ry stofO On Kay t Second .titu la r ftom the south PavitW leA lliter. yrlilch nitc ..cluittu l i theater of war where .he has root u* him fo r moving - _ a negro _ Survivor* tncludo tw o tUugh- been serving as a radioman on church known a* the Antioch Judge M. |t Smith in Circuit court ycsleradv ilirtcttnl n ver­ d ict In favor the Town of Al­ tam onte In ivgnni Ii th. »ult against th a t Iimii t>y M i'. II A. G ainer, who rlnlmed *ii- .u ffo red , Gordon XI II ARM 2c Returns From Pacific J E B aptist Church of Oviedo. The plaintiff maintained In Its In­ form ation th at McAlister failed to carry out the work he con­ tracted to da. This I* the final vaao on tho docket for tho Spring to r n of tho court. tsri, Sir*, w . 0 . Howell and Mrs. Olivo l aFrnnc* both of Ixu A ngelo. Calif, i ami two .ons, Cecil of Jacksonville and Millard of Augusta. Ga. Tho Spanish American War Veteran* of which Mr. Rutherford w ai a member, conducted ser­ vice* at th e grave and also acted ■ 4 pallbearer*. In term en t waa Evergreen Cemetery. i ■i is. PHY |katrol bomber duly for past IP m o n th * . th v H *0*4 ■1 • Saof'.isl 1*44 *4' *n»gf v'UM 411( 1*1 \ -I *s.l k 4*44 104* 111a Altai tH 1k aJH"* i 1-1 I '♦icoiitl l-U'til h c A •drvyft Ml n m g t l W v.lii* <1-44 hi * hi •1 Sit nf Mill at Vti aI imu im \ I Wtjf I'tftHV | !RIm k41| mhu flutti ! t4lf 1.1, r v L ie imilVvi KxmIvi Im W fl - ■- - ^ :• bu*4 t tvkh |\ i t ! i |o if - l YW~ t I f m l, Y t y t i40< fiAC Ift't.p.* aftvt viwitinif *l (Hv nf Hi * Vji gtl|Het|>*4lvHt », Frank W mm*h u t ' HtD iUltiYtAlV ktTfh AJ IhAlllU''* IHI nfhMi gut! iKthrlHVtl loalhy F iriiu fi aHki »hvlN tu u ll ftFI V II m \ v*4«||ajh|,bJt lyA* a* H sttell iferj(\*| IV k4M> Ait’ XltsJrv* SlUKvttik %|*|»t\ *v\m v Im Xi^iil 0 . K- U tw ridt k»l a OMr* i i lW a U . Gibbs Is Arrvs(e<i Follow in s Collision t'.T Gihh* was nrrvvtvd a t 1 W A M Th*u«da.v uw retng f\4luwtng a tender cviH-uou hetweera th# I W 'to sedan he w as drhiUua south op F rench Avvuue and Thiitcvnth S tre e t aod a HMtl Ford evupe beta* driven n o rth on French Avenue. INdke F atco tm aa -C.W . G ee* and Shore Fwtrohuan John 'EMlard hap parsed W he parked ths- tptersectU n where th e a dent occurred. Th»v ImeaestUi gar* chase W thhha. who^ aecurding to th ir report did * H .tu p or leasers h u V igh rake at te r th and a1 speed o tter _ e csdlUiuri _ Hall attended local reboots, S*mlneke High School and during hi* third year a t University of Florida, entered the eervlc* Ur the Spring of 1843. He received took Um era Weat boot train in g a t G reat lake* Naval S u tto n , and completed training a t Noethweoteiw Uni­ hit amt mw iMtihm -f versity, ' -- .~ I 1 *141 Mvvi 1 hy j W is,w i i f M ih liu ti Rm nlHiUniifa t.h*it IIMtl f>4 1\ 11n4 | ,|e■■I I I R4144hitol | h* r hw-dM*ml t 1*1 I M W i I ttuiu |t ki a « vo lrtl hy 1hi* rlvih lo Leilm iifa, ha- h« »•it m iaaina IH ac It*' Ik." I mIII aflicti tVk 1* 1't'iiitmuu lioStlmu I •n b iy n*'«»4 | t |«eti hi Mi < Rumt'ftlkmif *1. v* K** t i ' t * m tilli( lii'nmi'tftihi** al Mir I r k 11 4 u lti H l l l l r I n lilt UAT i H, Ih iBui^tm \ Min * I 4th 1 i**n 1 I I . Jltlili -4 H'T .nll h I* a*l 111 ■lUt'imi*' i n i* \| i .iiiil M i* W D ttuni I' 4 tia11mi **it **| tSii'hi am i (ii r \4 m it %-st 4% t i l l I'Iomo h* * 1•llli'llt lit* ii'lrtf i uin, I D Strrlr Ml t ill, ttumtwilnutfa v n tu tik l in thv k it h V D vr wait .Tifv* a n* I ha* — «■ I f IH* V i^t.ie KotrU. d<V'r|<ttH|, Mi I** l I DMl.t.Mv Ks'iiwv m iI *a « lh*' r tno|i Ha I Ihfii -fI 1Vi 'l it o. '- " h it m n v n in iM fin b o f f tlk'lk. 4k I t . . that I I . 1 , 1.1 * >4 1.4 ♦*4 4fi\cn lo 4*0111,(4 , !i .1 \l *• * I I'l tltfl. Man t hr 4* i tl't 1' I'mI | tig- lift I ' | of tho Ro.l i I they a ir |»li4VM't ottik mi* Atny 04et .vu * i l< t (III “I pOAnllilr MMay I 44 Mi ♦ c li f \ mo 11n* am t .1 1 .* 1 1* s II. t n \y I i *1 lit** i Sanford Baptists Florida Convention Pfc. H a rry W. O uatav.on, aon of thi- I . t r Nel» G u .tav aon and Mr*. A nn a C. flu»tnv.on of S a n ­ ford and Chicago,' 111. haa boon awarded kho decoration o f ^th« Purple H e a r t for Inlurle* rd during action In France, accord Plans Are MadeTo Build Sanitarium For TB Patients I ‘a ' . the iiiih I lieni. * df"! *1 ,,f r r 1 I *.f Ihi l et* Church of Mariana, Dr. Thomas H am en, pa.lot <>f the Main .treet R a p ti.t Chun n, presided over the convent i n meeting* which were held at the F lrit U aptiit Church, llngnn nul Church Street*. I H i«v in Oruiini/al inn U hoinir (,rca( Jolt In ( iirinu* For Trtttips if it id *- i he *•in n tri rpr h*in ine ■.* of up in an r te e u tiv e < fw i' n evet v " ■■ AhlftpinK f 11*ah f r u i t ' ami vtgflt t*T ** h u h i h a i r m A n H n l l r ' t nttpmmeeil the ru im iu i . . , b a > at .... aide* hy un wtire tH fo rth to* N.C'.fc t( »«lle«> d t#w f l K f T l V f r I 11 , I I»e«>pt4* day hy lesertrcherA in Detroit. mil kit MU ll -tM . Thi»* fiist r lp o rt on tho pro* h |r Jl ■. -» ere*H of an air mrffo »lu«ty Ik*At perform -» . irun U<t Jun e hy W iy n e U n iv er­ Mon " I ' l . • i i sity, United Ah Lints unii A £ V folk. I>*e* t i . .. Food Stores inchidet aI*o n warn"i i.m.n, .i hig random »ir shipment* S a n f o r d lla p liR ts . umtiru! th o lle n ev of comni'tdII iinnldr to benefit . ' *■• W .l*. llr n o b i <»f 1. fm m il. t '< ■uffirient ly to compensate f<»r the R ev First Haplifl Church, huvr i •» | one ft the aihli-ti uud. lin r the Mm » l r«f il\ The report 1* l^soed b” |)r. . rA ttrrw t fcl . .F lo r,M n all Mi|* S p e q t.t \ I a* r r «*n , director of * % . MUs . • ' ntr research at Wayne day in J lick «ntiv ill* And uhi.l, " t 4l t |t t l-arsew u*\icw» it seriCH of et- h e r n a tte n d e d h y m o r e t h in , I nrthlf-\ I cr.im-otnl bhipmenl* mid research m n i r n t m and v l a i l n r . f r in n hero panel trhta designed to determine . e c t i a n . n f t h * S t a t e . A ttending th* m eeting nf >>■«• In w hat, if any. degree various “ In i.t ». llrntherhood. T u e * - t. ■ our it11 «i. Mu . i..i 1 commodities Irtneftl from air* i l a p l i a l Jno, D. Jinklnj, kf.S. Nel.on .... I Vhltooch shipment. T entative c»»ncIuilonA by ytnint’ I tli| • A rthur Klrrhhnfr of Ranfnr.l It. '1(14' V 4 1111 drawn from these Atudles nr«s th ey in M.. .4 suppleinenterl hy clo»e obaenfatlon F. Cooper and Mri .E lliahetli Wil­ o u r A no i i i im I*. . t it it' It'll -t ol of aevrrril exp erlaitn tnl, com ­ liam* were among thn.c fu-m heljtw lo hr inf *jo t .......... mercial ahipmenta by A L I*( Sanford who attended the ---n- home I ventlon. * 1 ..f V|| “Thrmiif It I In *v United and American Ahllne*, Yealerday, the attention of the Uruiiklh, imii I' m' i 1I . "■! t *M. 44** i he points out* convention . . . focused on t»u h a v e Ihi**1'11 h Mi 1' ' .( . I ll Mi l In formulatliur the principles 4 It n 11 o » desiirned to he o f help to ahtpDtri reporta concerning th* Flund* Of rik'M rol.1 ■i i ‘M R ip tl.t Children’. Home at At-..- ihnll ti-e ii*t- tit* «t -n Im Imi-h I Cnaa tin rot* (ra Fa a* Til Veer| dla. Speaker* were Dr. T M. our Fhi M 11»ii - 'It*"1»■i John*, .uperlnlendent of tho '•I'lmruifh \ mu, I t4*Mil.| h k r lo Home, and the Rev. A.C. Ahnrv, Convey in\ |>( i ■• il *H*» n int ion | p aito r of the Flr*t llui-t. -1 to the .SointiKth * ••uMh t Im|•I i*i j Pfc Harry Guataveon Given Purple Heart nnhu I 'l i l l t l l 'l l Mt*"k t«v\ \\ \|ss%l t i l l ( i l ­ klas ti * ( l u N .i ils (dm 's'sl Ni*\ i c l t i u i h ^ lt» l I n 1 M ini It (’l u hi* i n 1 Iii* L u n i n *>t l l r n t u l OllLill V 1 l it’ 1*1 II e -l.tl 1 ills'*' o l 44 h u h I h 1 llll l-i l i IS* l . S p i ll , 1 Vlii* I h lii o l t Ii L iii f* 1Ml,sll'l sl l lit* iii’a i v *1 11*o 11j is *>t milsvs i»-or L*ri I h r IU *1 Vi .»** * , .* S- .... > Its-sl **l ll ills U.s .) 4\ , ♦ , .. ,..sl 1 , tea 1 . 1 ». *1 , -h* ailrtsi t u.-.a pr **,1net inn, Meanwhile the d l'V tiHih) no thnrl.ed ration fre e odd lot' I , • ale of men1, unit women1, .hoe. 1 . ' - I t S from K rb . 10 to M ai H e n ry ■ A W a lla re *h n llr tjy r .l PunrreAM V fatrrH av in f i «Mi .Hit II Joiiea n d im m .i <Mr-l L*ssr ih r D o v frn m rn t'A irian l lem li "j- ngencII’ T (■ r the (rood nf all t-ui him oeff W a llic a bant hi* w ould it*' (he »(»h for th# m sn him ! «in a II hu* tripsK. W tihoul rum m if the m un I' tojiI* A Hf U tttrluifJ thel p ro d u ctio n • B> I ■S. Ninth Army Alunjf Uorr Bivor; llnmcludcn T a k e n (n In ierj,! po-ind, and it.. * 'n hi v i hi p i.i •old for hotter to " in , ,in i a g e 1 __ _ OPA*a ow p form ula* to prove thorn, irro n g ; jaow ta the iftM f o r u* to vlgoriAuly demand of the new company. th a t celling*, U we m u st have F . Monroe Alleman, alio an , be mode high enough to official of Florida Utilities Cortho tm d u co r, m i N i t j* . po ration, was Instrum ental In a r ­ ranging for the financing. Mr. U Alleman stated th a t the corporate _ _ M structure for the new enterprise the th e con- has not .been fully com puted bu t will Include substantial local In. 1— tcreata. He fu rth e r Mated th a t financing plane have been worked out on a b u t* of providing ade* ouate fundi for fu tu re expansion and b e tu n o e n u th a t will be needed in the growing territory i t n r t d by I h f * r * » m t*1™- , NUMII KH I I . tn sh n v Jan .‘ti t \ l* t I hv lu n M u tu t, l.v m m i |H4ipAi«itkU a r i t r ) , la* *1*1 \Kf* . W (IKf lut*ii a*»<»«* v*111" Mat tJtil It a«. A.It*|t.It* t Hat a ItvaaI v HAll Ivl 1 tHf l s I iii a wirvt H*«J a it H t Hiii t1h ill a ml Hl a Dit S p rin g ‘‘.hould be at le a .t doll, hle the November r a t e " and would »oon he felt on the fight llig front.. The P re-nicnl’s | » f «onnl representative .aid the c h l n r . r economic wai effort now coordinated for the first lime The United Slate* reeie\,-il j mem orandum from the I*o1IhI, governm ent In rs ilc nskhig the e.tabllahm ent nf an imer-uHlad comml.alon to ad m m i.te i I'olund until elections ru n P„- hi hi, Art ing Secretary nf* S tale Joseph Crew 1 announced In t hicago ('(vilinn. faeft fl I ' L ’1 talinn of le«« limn one part hotter daily so md-i-tiv -|*un*» man -aid lialat t h e , aonounre-l arllort In relieve | he h o ller 'Vrl -t, ' ami ndvoeni ityg met riming Ihr 1n-se t rtee t-. mot* a Santo F ir s t arm y corps doughboy* maintained heavy p re s su re on Ja p a n e s e entrenched a t Itosario, on the highway lo lingula, south® erti copltnl of the Philippines R ebalan ce here h a . been the most pronounced Of th e l.uton campaign. One of two Japanese bomber* a ttack in g A m erican ahipplng in "of Mae • L m g a y s n gulf, A rtoO r’a J a n . D J i r u h h e a d . set. shot down. Liberator bom ber, operating w ith a fig h te r escort heavily a t ­ tacked the big Cavite n av al b s i r In Manila boy. cauaing la r g e *»• A plosion, anil f i r e , M ar A rthur w reported. A 10 000-lnn tanker wa* deltroyed off A perrf. Clean O ut Trnopa M arA rth o r said h i. ground force*, after taking ( d a r k field. 0 were “ engaged In cleaning m e n u tro o p , fn oo nrnrby h il l." while advance unit* probed toward Manila American englneeri, which srmoving rig ht along w ith the ■ Yank tro o|i. on Luton i*«eau*" w of the d i.o r g a n lte d n a t u r e of th e enemy rcaialance, probably will go to work a t once on Clark'e netw ork of runwaya. T h a t air b a ta will tremendous_ ly expand American a ir power “ which already haa been aide to dominate the aklea over l.uion from an airfie ld celled a t Ling a y i n Jan. U an the opening day of the invo.ion. Since th en other a i r f ie ld * have been seised at Tar A lac, Hosalen, Carm en an d Ham ban. Mem lit-1 WASHINGTON T a n . 3ft. M V Ttr* Hnu.e Military Comm ittee dl.clo.ed today It had rejected an amendment lo the manpow er legl.latlnn giving .IM u to ry h ack­ ing to the (air F m ploym ant P ractice. Committee ,p ro g ra m T hi^^n tl-cloaad .h o p nm rndm en fans m assing ship* ami tr o o p . In the Philippines for is new nlrlkr They linked t h i . f o r o n * , with grow ing air r a i d , on Mamin Day Form osa and Okinawa inland, A southwest iif Jap an . Tokyo «aid (several S uperior t r e . s e . attacke<l Singnpon- hut claimed ''ahaolulely no (Inmugr." The Anieriranii have rap tu red Angeles, five miles .u u t h of Clark field To t^ r tiu rth en .t of A Angeles, ulhi r foluniii. have May nlang, a highway ju n r tio u on the (inert route to Manila. On the west roast, Inflow Dasol b u y , the Vank* have su rg ed ninri th a n five m ile, .o ath fro m In f a n t n to ta k e the town ol I'M in Last Prussia By Russians Amendment A gainst — ‘ Closed Shop Also Is Dropoed In In­ terest Of Harmony Powerful American col­ umns cnutlted through light hut Increasing Japanese re­ sistance ai\<1 seitqd the PFlli|v • pines' finest airdrome at Clark Field, pushing on to about 40 miles from Manila and only 20 from the Bataan penlnauln. • Tokyo rc|>ortod the Ameri- • Jf». Thousands Ofi Nazis Cut Off m > n • n n R ejected In M a n p o w e r] Legislation | tSSr AasaHflattfl !hr *•**•* WARBONOS » I Ki l l \ 4 . I \ N 1 \ U \ fepc • Yanks In Philippines Are N o w Only 20 Miles Prom Bataan, 40 From M a n i 1a iin * a ld IN D E P E N D E N T N E W t E A m t F L O R ID A . I N S U R t^ M - s t T | f l i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, January 24, 1945; <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/9035a0a5e235e81198360cd78ad3f826.pdf 773b5c29e079c930ba24b013e35fe608 PDF Text Text FRIDAY JANUARY 19, 1915 TIIE SANFORD flF.RAl.D. RANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Russia Finishes Paris Is Snowy, - G r e a t ^ ^ a y i? : Cuu$;VFoodlessr DrivelnHistory And Miserable A Million Head Moved No Fuel, Potatoes or From Interior West, Milk, and 13* Below; Stripped By F o e Government Ih Hit C L A S S IF IE D (Oe Me J7c >&c per per per pel line line line lire tor tor for for A D V E R T I S IN G RATES one toaertica tnree Inrertlone 0 Insertion! M loecrtiono * Mitiimutm.-ate . . . Vt >'UONE U> O S bRINO YOIIB Id* to THE oANTORD II1RALD '/ount ( h i wtrrdr to the line, including phono and address. Ill adveTtlMBient* for ■UuatUo* wanUd will ke charred for at lU rolar duett ted rates. FOR SALE— It. & POPE CO. U. S. Tirr* and Tubes FOR RENT— LAItfrK cmnfttrtitbit* room, SiiuthcuhUtm cxp4*wurr, Krntlfmaii l»rrf*rnil. W)7 Mtignolia Avc. _ MOTORCYCLE SALK t tt/fH IN tr them oul! (July 10 machine* le ft Exlni sprcjal L O S T today and lumunus, 1 small Indian machine good tires, LOST: 4li nr near Itltx Theater, mntoi runs fine, looks g o o d January |0. wallet with money flPC.Ot Ono PJtl Hurley. «-v and idmlifimllnrl pass In name relent tires and tubet. new ba'IJito'n Itakn. RcwbiiI Phone tery —sjk-cuI |.’t>t8.60. One ID 11 - rouritv .'ibex; • Indian (.'liicf. new paint, new Iwltcry—1.798.00. Seven KUHarlcys. all ready tc g o—Spe­ cial $.-)0:i.W. This is all fellows. BUSINESS SERVICE hurry *m| ret yours. No nioiu machines avallalle lui n long while A il«|>os|t will huhl un, machine. They can also Ih I i nnnosl hy payinx I/.'l down I ii II Motors. 116 VSesl lln h MIA MOItTGAflK I.OAN8 Avenue, Drljiml, Fla. I'hoi.o To build a htirns (Afu-r fi-ty f . M.) To htijr a home To rcmiNlrl n hmio COW manure for flmvers, WX To rrfirinnrr i homo buahcl. Phono 78H-W. r. M. nOYfl, 113!j Magnolia A ff. I’horie 178-J. LARK.SPUH. Cornflower. Snap dragon plants —I'lmsc C«>tinty .stoic \r,r: your car nt *T40h Oar age. .S|»*cia rst« storage WO SMALL farms for enlr; orx' 3 acres land, 2 dofy hou** garage, one storage house, 1111 ' good wrll. land tiled, round* v tiibir 1 igMtioti Uiic 5 acre a m i with 2 story hou»r, 2 st*»i> •h sc r een * fo h lin g m rri'lt* barn, gontl well, land •i n w t n g - . 1 I•111 f m r11 coni |do t vuhir •igai mn. \pply ri'tiair m g I Nf VV 1 1- 1 to J. W Hell, Idkkt* Mur: 1 or ( .1 find i.i At •* 'hour 16. 4tr»-lt MOSCOW. Inn I** l s|»cci«l) — The great* * I ratib* ‘hive in hialory in over h monlhn ami moNrd I .IJOnuoo bead of dairy rjtlLli*. gLceu « m ! at*«-ii* “from the interior of ib« Union It) lil)«rite*l ftr**a* ir 'In writ IMnnnrd With the ,»r«n«c de­ tail of a militai) «*|»rralion. thi* vwftt overland in1' •• iM’iit u*nn carried out like cbtckwoik hy 26.000 nperiilh lrnir#*d hrfd«'ii». Heside it, the f.umtU' iiMvement of reindeer herd-* .ni"* northern CtiriAila a few year- .u'n *erm* insignificant The Hijs-iuti phiM » • • -titut rd hy the gn.tnoiM’ * lh*r I F». I:» t:t It «|»> * * ••# iidt**l to move the utliotd fiiiln. but the jtih would h.t • ’ if.| i||» ,i wholtf n»lhr»\ -y it •• fi*r a month 25.OOU llririrr* I *»cd So, in mnlwi ter. p i iulions for uri overland m**-• ot wcie made SVmiii« •! e 1. f nuijiping too ten thimiyh f ••* 1 •M* and alnriif hiyhnu;. f •\ |»l< ki d river rioii*irif« «• •-•ked foi entering *|Mit». I . twentythree route* w i e •!*• idnl upon, totaling -nrm lead­ ing f|i*m thi «•» ' ithennt to the wr -I an » Mo^*» than *|0 •i•|I • •*i v u* tnhiihhetl Meanw lull * ■ ............. . m*|e olitai i d ««. t herd*, mod of thl’ in mi.... .. .»• . •hihlttn hilt with :i numhet »ar IIIvalid* inrltidrd *i droit term roiiMei Mru »• , for I,000 hrnUotcn, • •< uirn with i reviou* ... ....... . • i dri\ injf rattl* lor i* + % weie mven * pee •,tI i SfVi*i| hundred velum mI» tamed I*-A •* • • vn route .tod v I •!.- t.n <• I’ AKIS. Jan. IU. (Special) — Parisian* awoke thin morning 10 face nr.e. of their hardest day* since the war started in IV3U. The nty wa. covered with sndw; the tempei nturr " a s 11 degree* below f reeling; the city could expect no electric power all day and no rooking go* after 8:30 I*. M.; there wai no coal, no fire wood and almost no food on the market. Shortage of roal has tied U|> almost all transportation. Potatoes have disappeared. No milk Is rearhing Paris There has been no distribution of fats this month. The srarrlty of flour has agai’i produced k >ISVw Lr.vfrawf «T the bakeries It is a common comment here today thnt this is like the winter of into '41. when the cold was hitter ui|i the only food for t^rco week* wan rutabaga* ami beet* UMUilly fed t« Hogn. There in in- I leifrc crilin>m of the government, I which i- hhinird with not having I foienr«ii tlir cold or the food j shortage, and with not having taken mon*ure« i r i ln d bnth. I Ax a inniter of Fact. tKe gov- ) cuiniput did nrr trouble coming. . .Mon- than once Ucneral Charlr* | dp <«atillt* slid that evro harder time* Mi'M in »tore and thai no' inijirovemi'iit could l»e ei|»ecte«l | before aprlng 11•• and hin inlnU- j ten turd to get shipping from | the Alin**, hut war nerda came i heforv Fiance's civiIiht require- I rnenta Now the cold ha* arrived, | itvi«| with It* public grumbling. • Ice has blinked the canals along | which coil I* iiMUally shipped to i I'aii*. a- wi ll a* th«* streams of j ih** \iivfignr which normally' L'liipridr power for the city. As II result, the nt> now goes witl • out •d<«ttn lu'lit ii itil U I*. M , I'd • . •r. ! <«•lofi' * t .111mil Win H I !>• io .i I -horlagt has forced it # g«*\« Miiurot to -top all pa* • ''g* 1 i if' 11 1 mj * |t in Part I f, . . . i.«m« • full of uni \i • PaM-i.m* i' ••mg Mrfttany or In adtpo* •l *•1 ••IP* 1 ii'-h |i»*iM»ce* m tratch of give tin *» f. •si I In- '••••nliff ..f trucks which group of . .« • • • •*» 1r»1 ' .... | into Ihe city lias at 1 f\ei *i*» 11I .« U-o itaih'd hy stioftage « a m pi g •»» d ••I p«i»* p.i 1 1 * and tirrr mov c ll*i 6 ItOOM stucco laingaln*. iinine much finl.fi * i wit in 1Ii, for children i* now diate iKi&iesAion giwnl h»« .« IIIIp*** ibh- In find A few ilnys Uon • . i »itt«» •«»uh| |h- iMMight fairly ItOKKIlT A WILLIAMS • • •Iy •» •to hla< k mat ki t for l*hone 7.12 Atlantic Hank llhlg $«. Till (•• •Mid Tv la v it Ims ditl< nr n tn |»u« loin U|*pt ,t| s'.I KOR SALK; Pipe and pipe fil I •vnt Stutc Mai ki t l( ill H.iioinhi » 'dioi^ier of tiligs, valves, id .nulling *u,ipli« »(tlldll IMf M • •» ••I I Hl|lf 1 1 on*l » living d«'*pr tatcly to pre-war auloinatn hot wal«« urtpht ft »tidic*| .1 ..." . . pnl uppi, tile «il> '’ ith iin-it and healers, roinpleta sUn k deep ami land* ».•-*• !•••»§. Mu* tli'k. tigit.ihle* Hut potatoes havs shallow aril pumps, pnruniMtir \ h tn c(iit.Mit mIImi. foi iustnn«« IIKI I 'F K F<i|{ J i m m i e < n « a i n \.1 1 -lied from thr rnnrkrt since ntorngr tanks. A l> Kosii-r '.•I5 mi • »In* f h» • »'»m*•. «»»vei •*1 al»o *t 1 csti a t lorin weir lifted front their Six-. * M e U l W i . l k . W. Iat. St. Phone IflW I.Aim mill' i ln - d . b u n g i n g ♦ •‘ *0 *nlr Mot mg the fall, vrgrtahle* fl ROOM country home located m 1 Ml LINK .Million attendant, good s h e e p ft inn rat.it ia l«» ttie It •v plentiful — leeks, carrots, hour*. *n ilsyr week Advance­ a n d r e g io n Mo- idler p g a m e d mm wen Paola on hanl road, fruit ment depends on yourself Frill a t e r . i g e «»( iiinie tha n a pound 01 cabbage, radfshts. lettuce They chicken houses, *1 acres Price are riot to he found now. Maf felt's Auto Service, phone w right *3600.00 PI 21Now (Ik- mot cinrut is rum ROHBRT a . w i l l i a m s Livestock fin ms in the Atlantic Rank llldg. Phone 732 MAll) lor aftcriiona. Mrs II K pli'tnl lilreratnl areas have been re Tooke. 7*20 Mellunvillc Avp OR IlKNT, 4 room house, hath, stikcked after the Kerman d«fireplace. Inquire 410 Myrtle 1 Ik. sf rear CASHIER wanted fur grocery predations Wsiu r .p .t store Ijh' uI girl preferred KKI) HLISS Seed pntotocs, cert­ will Disks sat Durnno, Albania, flourished Si7.Ml week plaiting nnlnry, — •h s l l m i . ified. Hunt's Tuiedv Feed 2.600 years ago m K| idaiunu* of Hen. A, c « » Herald Rlsrt tsvlas Store, 2nd A Sanford, phone the Hiet'k*. und was rename I W ..U r»**il 3M. I*> 1 1 inti»uin when it •n«*rd into ♦* * * * * * * * * * * the iiantls nf tiie Homans FOR SALK: two story frame hous4. thrn bed rooms up stairs and one t»eil room down stairs. Park Avc Close r*. Kdwartl F. I*ane. phone 462. TWO-PIECE-LI VIN( BOOM SUITE Maki- your lit iriR nnim one thnt'n nice "to riime hum aprinjr construction, iii-nutifullt to" with u suite like this o f full ii|iholHteri‘ii trtltid 1 HELP WANTED FOR HOSPITALITY Iiirjfc n-fi-i fury l.ililc, of umu<uully ntiirily UTILITY CABINETS ami lln- four wrll (li-Mi^ued clmirx for only ,S|uii, miu 'I's for «mull kilchena. Por n-lniii finish. Roomy shclvcabuffet to match China Cabinet •WANTED— FOR SALK; Thr*« IhmI nwm W A N T * Dhou»o In Sanford'* Myil F.x- M) IIKNS. 1’ AI.MKTTO «R O rluxivr »cctlon. Kilwanl K. CKKY in I'A I.MOTTO AVK t^na “ Th* man who know* NUK. 1‘ ltONK 441. Sanford." Phono 4t>2. HOI.I F.lt MOTOR SAI.BS NP.KI1H USED CARS IVo will pay top ceiling price* for u»r<l niitornotillrs. All OP A 'irlailo h uullril fm ) ihi W ntr nl phnnr Ui* to ciimr and mnko o ir vpornltal IIOl,I,Kit MOTOR SALKS 208 W. Kinit St. Phono 823 N o w is the time to CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS It 8A I.E : two lots in Flora PARTY to can 100 No. 2 cant of Ieights, W. F. Norris. Bylvaagrapefruit hearts — I will w Rd.. S R., Routs No. 3, furnish cans and fruit — Writs Boa 221 or Phone 331. G o o d oak wood for stove or TO BUY: modern homo with fireplace — W . W. Thompson, three bedrooms. P. 0 . Box C48. Elder Bprtofa. . > . Sanford, „ WANTED to buy: Good- paying bar In Sanford, or any good town In Florida, will pay cash. .aid- Harvard Please writa full particulars tc rnuto Ave. Stephen It. Thornton, Htldehrandt Bldg.. Jacksonville, Flor- THEYCANT SMALL HOUSE — * O U T IN THE O PEN ! & piece WANTED no W a x j o b * . Odham'a Gulf Service Button, Comer First St. and French Ave. Alvin Odham, owner. HOUSE trailer wanted—anything within r*a*onabla price range— Writa Box X . c /o Herald. SUMMER FURNITURE SPECIALS set, table and 1 chain, leath erette cover C B tO L lH Beautiful, Warm Blankets a_-a - - a— Colorful and warm 100% wool or part wool » ^ oiifi ®ow id proctcg valuable vegetable crop* against the ravagee o f ek*v< lag Insect peeU, Spray or dual with Kryodde—the proven inseeUelde, *o widely und tucceeaully need by many prominent commercial grower*. Cryolite ia recommended lor tbla uae by eutboritiea; KRYOCIDE, the only NATURAL CRYOLITE, la really and effectively applied with standard daattng oe aproving roulpment. Follow the •■ggeetieu o f poor local experiment station. Your feeler ’can supply yon with KRYOCIDE h r spraying, or with mixed dusts, from eonvcnleudy located atoeha. * r it e far free literature. ____ — 4 ‘ separate chalw j y .50 CHIFFO Seasonable MISCELLANEOUS FLORIDA AQftKUlTUVAl SUPPIY CO. THI KllOORI SIIO COj io Mather Way” CURTA E . 1st. • - . - J V iV . Y �W \ -^ 8 * K T - If we 4rirJ» J o be treat If we wi-ih to p t n t tt r inviolate Iboaa inestimable prl.l lt| ti for which W* have been so long runlending— we must fight! —l**TlllrK H KtM t. j- ■ a n Kutiiiiluhiil VOLUME XXXVI SANFORD. I ‘.MIS i n i >i : i 'E N i >i : m F L O R ID A , m u s i- m l\ M id # WITH WAR BONDS - i . ic I 'M . \IH Mi’iiilur V-^tuiaU'd IVesn NT M l IKK Wallaces Arrive For Inauguration lr iR 6ow ,e,H H fsEans9 f m pDow nCut0ff. Wallace Job f l l F 0 3 l t On Eastern Prussia Tarlac Is C a p t u r e d In Luzon Fighting; Formosa Is Blasted By Carrier- Planes O'Daniel Insists AppninHnent Is New Deal Pa vo IT For Communist Support ( D r ------------------- —— V* ASlItM iTON Jati 22. t \111 — Thr hoiM* Military t ummitliT Iml a ^ « rule thF amlit !*■«*n 1 >•h«**♦ ainr ml tilr n1 into tlir m»ti||»«rr Irgi'UUmi nml r r f^ n l In Njinifk artI* riihiife an a criltyaJ iiulu*tr)« il 11|ttiIntrti no man taking an imlusl rial lo!» al tin* cr«ittr‘>l «tf dirrrl i*hi •*! a i ln t ’1 h'Mftf cOil Iff W i riiUll i'll I*tin n union Hi's 4 1 itmlil ion of Allied planes today anight 3,000 German vehicles in an attempted sneakaway from the Ardennes salient on the western front and tore them J to pieces in a ruinous day­ long attack, threfctepini! ruin to at least one Nazi reserve army. The Germans are failing Ah Mat Taniu-nljcrg Captured In New Drive That Reaches Wiflxiiv la Miles Of Baltic \rtliur Came Ashore At Lingayen ' • ' - V ■ IDMMIN Jan 22 t\P ) — Thr lirffiian rojhn 1ml ay fallriJ for r*fryi»r*r 111 thr nation in join thr 11«>1> Bat* tie f nt lih ritc’* nml *aUt "tlimnril hr mir riirmirt. I hfw wisiillnr w. Iit-slial i)Vff* whr Imi 11%; i>n%lau^hl 111 41s t li*- hr hi it nD fiwU IIINIiOV Jan. 22 1 \1'> — Kli* Uiint Whitr Riiw*iait A f 111t lllw 'itplUM'l In-lrf Imuryh Itl»- srtiilitl illy 111 pr»»l I'fiis'ia Stalin 2IIIIMUII rnt lmt.ii i* Ili* i*rrnt 111* in iliralril t4 it Sen irl 1 1 tiiir-s afr into xhr Jmtkrr * protinri f rtint' Ihr viiuitiMf*! and tmr Ihea*( only hil nulr** apart Irml **rlutrmi %'h t* 5II nnlr-s Irmt. K onigwl»**r u the Pa t I'rimiAit capital .ntd IT milr*. iimidr thr prm mrr X^llINt; I 1 »\ 1 back Into thr Siegfried line from It * H Belgium. Luxembourg in umlrr , , i« 1 •t American attacks that gained nrnrly five miles nt vmir point*. V\ | • ! ............... The Third Army fought into \Vi| lilill. -t t.fv f .,.l1 h ll, the German aouthrrn anchor.Flit* a A 1* k* MlI ' l l 1 *. •• The British to north dug in deep­ * mi %* i * - * er toward the ltoer Rivet*, five .1 | t i l l , . ' i i 1 t 1* mile* away, after broadening the \ 1. i v t h»> * a j * l a t - i •* front to 12 inilea. |t|* V l i t 1 l » . ,1 1‘ t l l l l 14 .1 In A]*ace the American Seven­ inrtit . |i t a l i ’l l 1 \ S.-Dh th Army held a threat to Stras­ I F la] hi4 4I f TI t i l I t F | bourg but the snows hampered V »r« I*r***Nil''li1 IIIr nrv W »•11«rr «>«■I "VIt * W r»11nr** anr* 11 •*** •f 11 • ■ . » t ■* t i . m i i ' i „ the French push farther south arriving nt thr While H»iii«ta fuF Mu- l««mth Trrin Imiuguriilmn *i 4 >. * < ( ' .» i ..i*i .11, The American First army fought Pre^hlrfVl ItiMmeVrll. Short Iv after, U 111.1 •• » ih Mim irilr*l in *< 1 " ' t v |‘*'4 f . . ! Im D m -I tli* in the snuws, minefields and stiff by ffuiry S lniman, nml vn*!»ribi\ he u.i- api* mt«nt S n ifta is •! resistance in o slow close in on t P i n n u T r i t . • * i i i r e e i j I * . !«.i * - *.f l ik 1 I f t M i n t ( o i n i I S ' > - F at n h u t 1 St. Vlth In the Pacific about fiM A men U \ ‘ II* can carrier planes struck Okinawa ! Island in the tlyukyo chain south I . M i l l 1 1 14 r n of Japuri fur the second straight day. Tokyo reported, ns l!.S armor rolled through the smmil dering ruins of Tarlac on I.uron to within (50 miles of Maniln •, Allied amphibious fnrrr* rnp (I Antlau.d I'r.M Ps|« I sirl •hv Aitoc 1Jtfd fra *1 1 T h ICC ( III* 1 1 it 11 a i rnti A l o tlitv lu n g e t t mt*» t . « r m a n y , l*i*m k t t ig ’ tit Miig h t It** f i r s t h i* n-i* lirii i o > l» .« < l a m p 1p ‘ I a t j*-,t | t h i m l n o I 11 - f l ‘r t * ia l o i r f l u r iil- v 1" 1*f h 1 v\ i t i 1, f \ | •1 , n u l r - «11 15* t 1if 1 i t •.fit i i - n t f <it }*..!.■ ri«I A Ill'll S ms il f ,|. . .(I a41 I .i-i I 'ru - u.i it ••mi l h» xt»ut II 1 a t . . F4 •, - » . 1l* t hiJ a-f i Jail 1 ti* r-, fit 1i, ♦. F , , r*'* runt Hi lull'nt 11.. 1 1 • ml. 1 11« Dj Hit ill •i 1‘U■Ii l*i •h.-|i . ! ‘ t *i*-ri- 1 J(i11X*■rsi |>i ILa-vtail t j.. i! t. 1 •• i;. i- in Ft.. » . . t f . * im ** .k, 1V- ,* ’ Hi’ F11TI A h* 1 Fn C , jl "■" DM* |F1 t T II |tvr - ,|, ' *‘ ii et! thr I. ti f* .|*«iHi u- | 4 k h l.l .if i IbiMlt.l 14|tl*H ^1itr«lin| V*.W1* Vi fst ti *m Wm Aiiuithi-.! a1 thm ll*2» 11 •■Unwed I*« |'S|f j^nlf j Prison Director National Scout Advocates Habits Director Speaks **lank Ravlick Is Of Simplicity At Mayfair Meet( IV.md S.Vler Sergeant Raburn Reported Missing In L u x e m b o u r g First Sgt. Britt Rabum, son of Ur. and Mrs. A. E. Hahurn, 928 West Third 8tt»e', has bee,g, ChapmanReveals War (soodman Tells Of hn* HasBroughtReduct- portance Of St*lftion In Prisoners ini|M)sikd Discipliiu- ) ■< 5 ^ State Tag Inspector Checks On Old Tags Watch out for the Tag Inspec­ tor if you have an old tag on your car, was the warning today of Jno. I). Jinklns, county tax collector Mr, Jlnkins reported today thnt F. G. Ilush, supervisor of thr Motor Vehicle Department was In Sanford, Friday and had noti­ fied him that Tag Inspectors would Isegln' early this work, checking on cart and trucka being operated with old lag* which ex­ pired, Jan. IS. There hss been no extension of time for lha purchase of new lag*, and any vehicle not equip­ ped with n new 1D4G license plate is not authorised to be operated on the hlghwaya o f tin State of Florida. Exceptions, aaid Mr. Jlnklni, are tourists and men and women In tba armed forces who hive lag* which haye not expired in thalr home state. Pr. Park’s Uncle Dies In Augusta , - __ 'or Robert Park, 7 « , unci* of Major ____ L. Park.of Sanford, warn held Tuesdey afternoon In Aunts- a. oa TbV.Vw',1; I p lr t , who tb* first ml*- A , fi Ills I ' l I hrk >.i"l t.1 I \ I...... Flli'fM1rl t f I U'li pi" O I ,f 1 1 s- A ivir 1 P .1 ‘ 1 l*i r f » « 11 I 4' r 1(0 ' " i ' l l •» *»*nI 1 I Director Wilson ( Presents Vu Red Cross Drive s‘ " ‘di I 1 Min 1 vii fs p y„ , , VVat B f * mm Bllggrating thnt if y«>». hav* 'Sctvilinr* n wufM iumvc. ,f • . 1 l; F.p •’ ! t ' ' ir found sonimni* who h«uidili|- j tending tv tmivr and va. iM.I Milted In If! of ftp 1" VI 1 PiiT a 1j in the wrong tliii*ctinn you shoult f* ihrihtHul M 1' i rficr tnnwln «t lit k U1 l to mid 1'. iliirl ■ • 1 * H' » trv to Irail him hnck i«< ' imtitfi t *Nuliohiil hirt*« tof of Prp»'»*M IIt*|art irfrlit tif kT »riila V '*•a af* and the aimpla thing)* uf lifr of America tvtd . 1.rgi.m and AH'ili.«rv at tin' fW o tA'hnpmjin, aupermlrmlcitl n ..f1 thr' rvn-rlini* of tin Cuntral V^or* 1 In Uni. I *0 l»i»vt • • D. -* ♦» < . r r a l t r l i r -■ a i c l i I <> f*rUon Fni m at ll.-itf ILi if td. f si j 1 # - M " - T thr H ttet Ma\f.nr "t»v UlknJ to thr Kotnry t lull 1 ot»«> ltidn\ m . ihhii 1 I '•'fl'M.li, * ‘di< 1*" • nuilirtilj Th** 1 i' i m m w11 * iini‘ hv'i-i| 11V on thr stibjnici of "A I’ ft11th A -vfinth nml its tacsiilrd nl 1 hi' ' .■ " it.1 k wr* t -m' I« 1 Volcano” . Congratulating Srmirndr Co o t-\i r ti\ I rn lltar*l«*ri prr^t.lrht of ■1 ofii* 1 ’ th.»- most ‘-itiir ft ty ;i* one dialmguishnl In t" thr f •nl» . i It'Ti.la t atnsril kbhi h 1 1 * t»f tj 11 tti»- rtat i \« K • •. . 4 It 4 * V. . t 1 r*»m 'anlofd vk» rc I'"*! ttf scout irmlrrs amall numlier of men it send-* u* is >Sj*4*. * 1 I •» III* l.« rifiiixh r V \ I Tin rinv, 1 niimhrriny anmnp them iimmiii the Htnte Prison in propnilum •• 1 1rid ho k H". >1 ix>1kii)ntion, Mr. C1im|miiiin tt I nil l ctA'T 1anI r'lvMiit o»lll*l Irmll'Ts nml Mr Irvfr l i f t KolU 01 .1 1 rif 1 i*ni nil H nr itlit I-n* V t.y I Chut the war has sat viol to tit llpiliui» 1 f 1 rm■r InMi! Ail' «-P*< ltd \ lm t man* Irate thr Riiuutlnt^-' of o Btirtii n Muny imp SA,|- I ll old theory thnt crime is «lur tu sum ' i d Mi I hr largely to unemployment aiol Litlie* « i‘ ir pi merit the j • 1• 1 Mi f |(M ..|nni .*1* r.*I*»^ t f» | s i t e. \ (hivet y Sirice the VMir Keg up d i ..a I '! ; Ei*-i ' t Am toll) of ^ u j i T i n son in O these two farltir* have h- fii * 1 * .......... -* 1 1 " 11 it*, id * If 1 HMIoir.l t hr in'';' minuted **kcrpt fny vu If till p < I ■ ink 1 M II ki ‘ • *e tll’MJ[ fill'' tp iv ii« t - - ■■ '"it . f«t f f*1 f .1 ’ ert y , he tidilmi I.h111 tIt1■ 11i»11p• • mo! 1- -. I • | i> . a -1 1 > | • 1 IIL t fi 1 Inti th irivi :t 1 inmates at the |>l i»<mp In-* !•»■♦»«. «ftt Pill of I dll ID *■ . H r.iiured from 2.2UO to I.Sfuil 1 hinid nm -a^rv ». i-N’- h u dr rill*' map A.u ItiiiMfiin*lri Baaing hi* talk on the little rnocnicy. n« rnntiruled with CrsI'M . .* f *hiii kM Wilatrii of I* l*C*'|! *t"' • volcuno in a Slexican coriifleld tnpo-llkp dibcipliio- imposeil oiji, Nutiomil ( Tnirdirmtor of I at .. f■ ( |•!» ♦' uncovered by a peon plowing Hm without, as mi Mitlrr votith. Ho World Win II l.tiusnn t •mum ,11 ' * ' |if * ■ »' ►»If fields sumo two years ago, Mi poinlod nut that bey scouts «l nml Vrlrtnn of hot h World V' |ibil\ .1 Chapmen said that loduy ih.» { vlnliiy and b-rdib.n..| by I nrul Ihe- |tr»"*i*nt vein, told **fFt * Volcmio is still spouting Invn nt i till* hi 1* "ir til hr f %Im.jt |*f "i** «■' thr rate of 200 tons an bout and! • ' th i*l <gi ■ 1 fi*4-11-'itiir it1 W i ' is affording the fust npp.ii tutu! v , O fr i Thom A ( 'n h h I* \rti’fD' to imp jtr , < I • - f 1 ■ in thr history Of thr u. rid f , I IHII1U1.S . V. \ O U tl , (ijp|<( ,nn«l 1 mi'1 1 o I 0 scientists to itudy vt»lrnnu ■l i f t s C l u s t e r 1 < i*h. i.v " r 1 thr f 1iMil ■ P» niit '1 Sif lit I lion from its origin Thi-ir arr thtnisaJuU *.f Uir-. (I. .it a AN 4 11,11111 Ml! MlKiK in vulva nor s wlurli Ihruiiglii.ui imu IIOMHKI! ST A 1 111N Knglinid, 1 ' " ' , -■ have runt rihutrd tu the uuinn Jun, 22, iSue.ull Staft H g l| | '‘ " " " 1,1 "1'-.|u lion of the world'* surfiur. h. t’homax A i old r Ssuiord has , l-ogiun , i-,'i in p u m v ' continuril, adding that humnn hibeen decorated v>ilh a fourth Dak Iinlet. Del ... .......... D. N*• tory has liecn msdr in iniivh lea f Cluster to hi. Air Medal »**>• " f l ,,"h l . u»d v I *• ' thr same manner by sinnlni vo- for "mrriloru.us uchievrment" un! Pn«»ugv ..f nilin tel.-in, , « tllll 1 ' ♦ canic explosions, some of which more Ihtin n score of ll-l" Flying I Hfull M11 e, I hv the 1-cg.nn ■j(J1%1 1Im ' •' " he listed a* the birth «f Chrisi. Fortrea* coialwil ml Minna over] Funds ununii.Llnp to *!*■< ■ ktvn ,«i " the reformation launched by Europe with the IWIsl Bombard-;for ^nsshtiime ... tin- t.n hD l v uTitf imn .I . m« --1 Vt‘!' 4-F I K dll.-11|" . Martin Luther, the Amrrlcen Hi- menl Group veteran'srehabilitation pro-. 1. it . .D' - - lilill* A>l let 1oi • Dm. • W illin ' 1 * I 1 ' * volution, tho Civil War, Woman's The 21-year-old Fortress -radio hive liecii iui- ihI ami donut-<! 1" ' ■,..o.,l VO 1 1...... til 4*kJ.F A 1» Suffrage, and the Eighteenth olhrator has taken part in bomb­ the Amcriuan lu-gmn Aa>ih.i 1 |4 I,*’ j *1 ' 1 *. ! ..Ft,4 1 *r F.tF*D*w «■xI |tl*1 lit ' ' Amendment. The history of thr ing uttmks un Berlin Munich it »n» nmiimiii nl bv Mr, (''lu­ I.........I world, he said, Is whut it is be­ I'ecnemiindt-, l.ripxig, Gauitcnau. ll Gilbert. Nut nmol I'rcsulcnl ■■'I li. (>r \ . , ....... n . . tea- tt ml'* l 111iF* f 1 .1.0 cause of such explosions in hu­ Schwrinfurt Nienhurg, Merse­ this group. Ad<(|(mte i r u n V\ hit on i-fll |*1’1 uni i ........till r.g t., ill Upwind ‘ i. >■ man affair* as thrse. burg, Mn^leburg, Cologne, Star- for national defense in the m iN i i- I'lvPFi wenluc* iiiim ii.i- O* ro *>u L di-gleepint iam. u, ■- -1 And similarly, hr continued, tr»rd, Polite, Munster, Hamburg, wur period wns slreMcd by M<- stlaw la*.. v |o N oiiiiil n.iung*- ti-lliliein "krtiiilfii v* the life uf an Individual may be Frankfurt Sindelfingen and other Gilbert, who told uf visiting vd Claude IVpi" , ' l. 111if till tun- fol Do pel l**»i iu 111 , j, affected by a volcanic explAsiot enemy war center*. crons in hospitals tliroiighn t IMIfl I I 4inll***irti *>st i :i m No I Uinfull was reciud. ,i The citation accompanying his the country and of the wort, *-t in hia own life. Sudden pent up ■lining the past week emotion* may cause him to do award read In cart “The couratAu the Auxiliary toward rrhlohihtu things for which he Is not rn foulness and skill displayed by lion of these Mildier*. S»< miT,, ijtiiiii *-• 4- hav. ii lirely responsible, he explained, this enlisted man upon these ocrep.-1 'r-l !>< i 1 4. >... IL-4. , uf .-lesnl,.adding that one should not be caionh reflect great rrudit upon d Ihut li will take tin- I lf A 1i ooi penalised forever beaus of some himself and tho Armed Force* of two weeks lo tlil daV- l,I repta, such exploaton in hi* individual the United States.” l-vl Jid. i 4 i! rnpiin*. .11. them, it wan ieporle.1 ir ti,. Hgf. Cobb, was graduated from Ilf*. one iif the fn ! \ - i - mi -.iddiei- ( Seuinu ii- t ounty Pi ice and Itu Aa an anti-dot* to crime, he Semlnolo High School at Sanford to rnlei Grii.ini , I a w tl , llll | tinning Itonnl suggested that.one should remsln in 1940 anil attended Gordon Mil­ Ensign Samuel D. tuiultn Ilf the Met i a»-d \i I- - - l-'ujct | d o st to nature,'.pne should culti­ itary college In Harnesville. Ga. USNH, a student pilot nttueh.-d Buttle* lin- la .-i. , . ••»*. . I kill.-.J Mining, r Mr* Johnnie l.ou vate habit* of simplicity and Before Mitering the army Aug. to the Sanford Naval Air Stalmi. in art inn iim Pi' m ltilgtus.,| Joh il *OO lialliy |HIIIILe, I Willi III |,I,28, IOC, he worked for J. C. should never conclude that the was instantly killed on Jsn IV, according In wu.id m vivid by lo the low tail and grey inluid goal has been reached. Though Hutchison and Co., Sanford. when his plane crashed nl sea hi* wife in Nashville. Tend trim tile floor with blind, border wtiin Ilia , parent* are Mr. and Mrs. thing* may fo wrong for the has been bud nt the Piggy Wig o ff Daytona Beach during auth the Wur Ih-paiintent lime being, one should remember Robert A. Cobb. 313 West Flf- orlsed training maneuvers. Pvt. Humphrey, who had been gly Store. tcenth 8trect. Sanford. that there ia always a tomorrow Ensign Coulter is survived hv overseas five months, hail lived always something, a future, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S A in Sanford and ha- ms brothers In--4*fTefl11 Court this morning, which |a worth living for. Coulter, who reside in Olathe here, Bruce, Kn.eai, liius, lioucri, William K Phillips chnrgeil with Mr. Chapman was Introduced Arlliur and Fayette Humphrey assault with intrnt to commit Kansas. by George A . Speer who had Is Visitor In Sanford Before entering the service, h. He resided with Mr. nml Mr*, rape, was found guilty by a jury. — :-------eharge of th* program. Visitors attended the University of Kan- j}. C. Stone, 1795 South Fern No sentence hss ns yet been pass­ Included Charles Goodman of Or­ Major Henry Louttit, who has saa, and was later employed hv Creek while attending Orlando ed by Judge M.II. Smith, accord­ lando, William Holler of Demand, been serving aa an Army Chap­ th# B, F. Murray Co, in Olathe Senior High School, from which ing to Couhty Clerk D .P . Hern­ Edward Higgins Jr. and Andrew lain in the Pacific Theater and Ensign Coulter received previous ho graduated in 19.72. don. Besides his brothers, hia ' wife flight training at tba Naval Air Eapicopal dKurch, with M r i Loot- Station, Minneapolis, Minn., and and one daughter, Pvt. Humphrey I^wls A. Tate, owner of the Is survlvi-d iiy two sisters, Mrs. Inn. Transit Avenue and ROWLAND EKK0LL8 . . ^ ^ a n ^ h e i^ o n .JSOTrT,^Jr^|qHnt tho NflygLAIr Station at Pensa­ Slorte (if Griunilu ami Mrs. Anchor the Orlando Highway, reported cola. Ha reported to the Sanford visiting friend*. Ida model A KopI car had Iwcn Naval Air Station for operational Theresa Tyler uf Homestead ' Charles J. Rowland, IS, son of Major Louttit la spending a training on Dec. 18. stolen. Mr. ami Mrs. O.W. Rowland. 401 30-day sick-leave in Florida and WARD PROMOTED W . Eighteenth Btreet was enroll­ he and hie family plan to visit Waiter J. Ward, gramlsun uf The Rev. Bob Jones of the Bob TAX BILL REJECTED ed recently In an Intensive course the Martin Brama in Tamp* and . ATluANTA, Jan. 22. (JP>— Lrg- Mr, and Mrs. H J Vaughn, has Jones College In Tennessee Is Naval Training relative* in West Palm Beach, Islatlon examflting veterans of been promoted to u first lient*n- conducting a Methodist Revival on the campus of before he reports to Thamaevlila, all wars fur all Uma from poll nnt with a U. S. Infantry Divi­ in Orlando^ and speaks each Ity « Wisconsin, tax paymeata was rejected today sion in France, noor fighting on morning at 8:4£ o’clock over the German front. (Cs s Om i * u s r*s< rear) ’ •».!' >;■ .-. • • .................. ............ according to word received by his wife, Mrs,-Fay Johnson ll* bum In CleValanfl, Ohio, from the War Department Sgt. 1fa hum entered the Army j In November of 1B10, with the National Guard as a mctpbrr of the Thirty-First (Dixie) Division. He wa« stationed for n while at Camp tllanding nml at Fort Hen­ ning, Ga. where he was nn Inslructor fur some time. He has been overseas since last Spring. The Sanford man has one bro­ ther, Albert, in the service who Is at Fort Meade, Md. and two hrothem-in-law In tho armed forces, Capt. M, II. V^illiamson. Jr. with the engineers oversells * anil Haley Duke of the Army Air Corps at Chanute, Field. 1 tj r n O u l” I I >.tvs l/iualj rL-n its ‘T>ni\\ ,, r , • . , For $200,000,000 :j v — lit, |f K ‘‘ « i» ' K ' - ' R |" » ToBeginOn Mar.l Aid U. S. Health Impntx r (JiialiM <M Stale ( ro|is l rifril Fourth ( T I T B R IE F S & Ens. Samuel Coulter Is Killed In Crash Pvt. John 11umphrey 1 Is K i l l e d I A c t i o n Major Henry Louttit S m ith lift ca ls Itu r r ic a n f V iilfd 2,11110 V ic tim s In I 'ln r id a \ H IM , In -. ! 1 I„„ J ' •’ » 1 *! * \im 1 u au |:.-,| < 1 1»** > m«t ‘ ' "1 1 Fill" IItl*1 i I' . \ i . M>li'< * « Is'<*•I • »1.1’ * I I'T'-H'-.t 1*»4 ■ * .IF\l J. ('. Stapler Jr. Reported .Missing On Belgium Front 1 II H 1Cltill** 1 M,.pU J' •f ,1 ..II .f Ml , i MF 1 < ' F .4J 1 4 F . .f \ V . w r > . h -'l-T T ’ ' 1 | |. ID tj • M. a 1 ,i i ri fi *ri 1h. f *-{11.F1r.l fill - - tr- ,* .. tvi<r1fcH» !»• 'ti ••' ■. 1*. . U .1 ! ... .. * '* VV ' 1 . V ♦.'**.'* 1 . . 11,1'ti F• I< I ♦ (' -liH'l. I . i 11,1 :i-» . ...........•*»* i*f-- f**i Vmi rii rn , Chtl’li'il lilt i ltil*»| '•Fftlpa A rtu> .* m l- ift th** 1 1111**41 hi Nnvi ntlipi, 1 * to, with the Nn .* iiipfiiHer • •• t .C* |tl| 1h*- \* F4f tH'i'tl ‘ it i i i n l u n it i 'I** well ktiiiim I tin ty Fir Mu 1 11fI **, Ml I ' II*- u.t tr*l Flint H 'I * u > I*i\ m t»m H. Inu-r \aaa <Fffn * r € tiroll 4 1. 4, r , .............. . f i »" •' 1 nt I r ii*l 'K'* *'4 in ft1'1 »»Hi * **S» ' • -'"''Mi ■"*'4 .4 IX Hint ........ ........... *ii’ ]1I 41 t!|4 t ' A ^*l jll1 F WI Mt-tlal l> Tu Xuarilt-d I n r m t-r \ M. •I. ;r - 'i | - -; f- 2,%-=. . - -ii__ i____ _____ ■- I • h » I FU I I .. III! , t -1 It «• i-' ' I 'i l c h c r K. M II. - * r n x Hi. i- M. i L. i I *11 "'Jl Iif Ilf i | Ml ii 'IA Ik . ■! « .»< ■ -i int« I t *n.i* * l-t-rit iil* t 1V»' 1 I* ixkr1 Im! | nn.| f. i rl.itl aa n ''i l* Fit ai (fii- I'ms.iI ttiph yi iuxit •tF" I I*1;i \4**I nn thr linr uf IikrI kfir *«t v lenin m ! ’<!»* it ml l !»TIT, « I" '• tkr triifii Hon all t *m fi*ii*iii*i» |IIII*Iill. H Dili! tl ;ts tllll' of 1hi" IfPll I 4II till* t t.HMty\ hlwtnr V •id th* -**!»,1 11 train -■F D iJI |V-, t 1 l ■ V* |*» A F . . 1. . | m I* tin' hi rIt mi. - f \ • III. 4 1hi ' \t'lif m|iI iii fii nl i i inn n I ipiit S l i i p l r r hni t h r r i * hro* m !.i .l t * M at-l* « nil' iU Hi ,» t it * 1)’ ,. It •It .lift ISi i|ll||- h \it il | ilit r4 in thr i n i icp (‘pi liihii H, i' 'tatiMiirtl In the South Pactfu* f Hit . t ■ IH4M1, 1, ,, (l itifiw n|i [i Krjirb Ftt'Jul ,l 1 41 •■ "FI I> 11il \ a 1111»’ *■<*■! *Mi\rr in a M-amiin, fir«t | elns-n **tnt iniii’il with the Navy \\ ,t *Ftjiiff oil t tn- [Mi'iilrlil Z m’D-,*- in ii itiriit iirtii'lr, «|iit»nit;* I ut Vrm Bruch, while Hill, aU» li Win (I*«'(’» i ttttt1tit amm un r |a 'rama a. finil d u n , 1* stationed m Juckftnnvilte ‘ I *-r1- li\ l did | iniichiiH’ irun fn*-, li <pI*-1 11vim! to p rnil in |*44ri * v%Itit'li lit* Kilt! *,i| viii£« t frfill' 'OJfr, art up It* tiiminnb itr atul ipti kii|i|>ui . itli*1 1In-*i -i11■■I i11 ii11 it11piiij;11 | * j,r» t iinu i- t >p.i|iimint u. lut’K It nl Ifpifi pii* %;*'ti nit** the \*Krr lin iutDhiiir iinft hinrniftl ashtir*' uI ( «*Uf> illi- it Mrr ** I*itnl* r jmfintl ?I*** miiiH*. -Illn h. It* 12. itf111 vwh a mi*mlirr of the HBh In fan t ry Ki ^ iim ut uf Home On Leave Fdllnre N o t e : — ih r followini names o f tmys In s e n Ire “ home on le a v e " h i i t f l been submitted by Ihr Pilot Club for which Mre. Z. IL Itatliff, telephone S S t -J , sod Mix* Hlinrhe Kennedy , telephone BIJ-W have been selrcled Ss a rom mlltee t o secure narars tit*' First Imfnntr>* Division, He p;il liripuUd in the Alurrln- Freneh Mororro Toni* nml Sicily mm I aitfna. lsjist March ‘24 m* whs nwanleil the comhnt infuntrymun liltil|£r> HARDY ENLISTS of service men and women so that their frienda may know ay V n< when they are in Hanford. Bill Stapler, S 1/e. arrived Saturday from Jacksonville to spend a 15-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stap­ ler. Sr. It was a "hitch" in the regulanvy fo Navv for James Thomas Hardy, TAG DAY Jr. beginning this week. Young Hardy, who lives with his parent) Junior High School students at 108 Poplar Street In Sanford under direction of Princfpal R. E. was sworn In th* Navy on hi* Kipp will aid in the “ March of 17lh birthday of Ur beginning Dimes” campaign for relief or hi* papers In the Orlando Navy Infantile paralysis sufferers, by Recruiting Kt&tinn last year, in nuking Saturday a tag day in order to have everything “ Just the downtown section, according right" when the day arrived. to Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr., appaa] A student at SemFnole High chairman for the Seminole County CommitI School, Hardy was placed on !n- Infantile Paralysis actlvt dutv for a short period Additional aid for the camps!_ pending call lo a Naval Training is e lite led from the Itltx The* ter Station, which hs expacta will and the Sanford Naval Air Stae lion, ha said. ba Bainbridgc, Md. • t“ ,-^ - - - FItII 41rI1 H| t ''Ml1 |{"l I........ \<a . I f,| f» ' F, -== P H9. ■ Nazi Armored Column Is Hit By U. S. Planes 1 "\\ ■mm.gx.,,* ^ . - k w ., w > ,w r �A PAGE f ffO. MONDAY, JANUARY 22, l*HS THE RANPORD t t & i i U K SANTOraKFtfrlRtlU j w ■ H eraW ■■U ttttfet I» IN ftk lU N i •Ttry Mmmdmy, W m fn K i i i p T T t r n r M V m r tr H jplltnr farnbng W O tF «hkh t(te fitv nt ------- _ CIIMIITk p fi»ljr '6 { I ff. o«H i »< tVt WT' Out* n f tlit* many vvntv in flic td l liy tin - world » n l' i t what m ifjlit lie callrfl "p rm iiin ria tifin tm iilil*- T I» - m an* •><» III 'A lia many d iffe re n t e:l|en, cotuilru-.n anil i .im s no* in the new* th a t mdtirms of jw npir n a tn n illy talk about thr-m. and want to know how tn handle the nit in ns And lh** lr;t n iin i! of the names themselves, w ith I heir hack ground, has edu­ cational value. Th e leading news linm tli asters are hi,l|iln! in tIn - mat i t 'i m 'r i i ’ Tiny i i a t k * ter. H ut it is s u rp risin g how mnny names of emmiries', c it­ r>l>U> la * l l » n L a n l*S -«> W ----------- ies, riv e r s, nmuntainn, unit so on. are pronmincetl ifueerlv Msajb ............ — —•---on thl* u ir. or ut least sound q u e e r to average l i s t e n e r s . T h is may conie from lack o f unifo rm standards of pronum tatiou in hcI k k i I, or from a false assumption ihal the wav any Mlaavr aollrta* rstau al r«Mlail*na >na aatlret si particular city o r country pronounces its names is the way irneala (•• tk* a a iH # »• everybody else should do it. ->rlll h» cVSrarS Inf ar t « f(ll> t a « tkln. i t is mposKilile and nnneressary In gel u irh am forni pronunciation. Every nation n a tu ra lly develops its own \y:»y ■land XiWayaHi «, la c- rd tn d a la TIa IlsraU of pronnunrinjr penjrniphind names, ami ha- a perfect ka Ullaaal |WII ol «a.,,Oatal law* as* OalatalaaC la ike lata r g h t to do *0. T h u s w hile P a risia n s nay “ Puree". it is proHllea af«h* »*a»t»F "O k 1 krUhaarlan la I'klrtaa aa< per fo r people apeak in i' the En g lish language to sav 1 In k . "P a r is ." einplms'zing the f ir s t sylluhlc. We say • It aly" in ­ stead o f " K a lin " ns the Ita lia n s wo. When in .ilu u h t. ju iru U l >“E<->rar^oAt- A W r'iT d h"d fr( 7dFinfy. And when nhnwid, pionoiinre I.u* mimes, i f posnUdc, - *r A tvatiy starts In life with nri amount o f enemy aiut res i. lance to disease given U> it hy it* parent*Then from .h»Y to* >t*y addition* in ihe form o f hm l. «lr ami sunshitt.air made. Follow The THE LORD'S “I’ RAYKR IS A PBRFLTT PATTERN, IT COV. KRB ALL HUMAN NEEDS AND HOPES, BUT PRAY WITH COMPLETE SINCERITY o II YOU ARE NOT PRAYINO AT ALL: After lhl» ntnnnrr thfic fo c i pr*y jr*.— Matt. U:P. Fod nAit Ion {From Contemporary Poetry) rnaath the flow- of word* Ijhl dt llfiwt hnlr the *un. rflth sir, Artlctfl*' ' B O X 'S There mpves the Ikhtr of thotiunt Socketed «hd clear. On Ita flhc-toelctl taint White, remote, austere. Delight who will llic nn >nt)i A’rtfHec ef torigim, TWf ►I'Ar-bMIY.I core On which the flesh 1* lo n e Id tweeter tn the rye Thdt R n the naked ►loti I/omlnou* beheath, "The secret if utceess in jwdllic.s is to have respect for your own nhlllties, mill to have no en em ies, -veil in I the oppwdhjf parly." Thus William J. Gallagher. new con j Kressmnn from Minneapnlin dljtlrjet, explniifx his victory. As Congressman Gnllnfflmr Won. he proleihly knows | whnt he is talking .shout, lei this doctrine, like oiosi 1 others rrtn lie pushed too far A innti without enemies j •nay lie n man without force and no strong friends Pr—d | dent Gf-over Cleveland was introduced In nntiooat jsdilies , with (lie .slogan, “ We love him for ihe .ru-ruie- in- has' itlllde.” In th e IM P pP 'tlrtrntlal en m pn ign W ood row W ilson sent th is de fin nee to J erem ia h o 'l i c n r y . an a n ii-K rii mh api tator w h o had th rea ten ed him With d efea t unless he w as easier on G e r m a n y : "I w ouhl lie d eep ly m o rtifie d to h av e yon o r a n y b o d y like y o u v ote fu r m e. A s you have trees* to ifthhjf (listOynl citire n s and I h a v e none, I will n d von to c o n v e y th is m e s s a g e s .to t h e m " Thi-. m o l. 1 u ortal enem y o f O 'l w i r y tin In e o th e r hand, it won Prv nlent W ilson 1O1 m u ch n|>ptansr that, in v iew o f hi narrow m ar IdIn o f v iM n fy . it may ev en hn\r electeit him C onjfressrnnn G a lla gh er itoes not tell (hi who), fork Kwry o n e. even in p oti'ies. sh ou ld tu n e xonn nenne of hr iyht t o r '. laiirc •tl»r» f.*r (hr iditllary The farm;! #llh '(H'M-v jfru. lunl#-*-! i*ni|*t ifo»i a it f»«n rwt Imuttsi •Hunt f**%trtrlki a, I-- Ih|i rv ±S . oil stitvuiUvwfi ih lfttlf ptbv l I * '* L* |»r*v*io ilntust fW i 1“ I 1 uunt 1 *1% I hw AmtH ta| fw 1 Rrk -»f wk It ni<y it \Hkrl 1 - t t pi^surat Biaiil will lv |a ii> uInf •»ti' hk'N ha*-i.Mi P B i cut 1*1 tbr Irtal sfuit of 1 im (tkoiute ftu l twvk wml w ill ,\’ 'S*Tt;l fu r m e jk d llls K tan n » i th e w io tn | y « t i '• fli *» A iti*i» |The i l .*.Joa , Kh* h ie l I", “ 112 Janu-iry dv>tii*j*. -s c>{* alv h » . pound I ered quotas v i m n s m s -t e l *■nb K an o1 5W.IWII per •nontb n t n a d nk't"eir ipbty, ’ \r ti*l >»l [<*t T h e s I BKsith < i a l b e . V >fvalue IVrketr a s . t ^ l l gr eater ijuantittea o f many i i n n ' e»nrlh«i dVdplAd BkVnientt , 1lb , tfitFfl Ihfreeited KfO.ihiWi). 1 win iky thu te «k It ilfoulA the- rmftrirt (rood for tht teYl number, line* thert art 0 eiMpibynta. oiity ec.ooo hbfdrWV 1’ net country a! tm tirwwFr - c*'lied firtnl. meat nml •c^.tr, nil. CH.olinc and tire-, r uI»Ih-■ 1h ■1 ■ mid shoes, vrrtuiiily e*t-i> tlnli 1: Ibal n lationi.) Ineianrel allotments fot tbe rnlltaej mean ■mailer ■at ion. for cfvtbans. I’ meesard Funds Civilian tjUpi'lies nf procerir-l foods from Ihe IUM-15 porV will be the lowest In four y-rata. W hil*' total pi udketion learh cl a record lii?h, civilians will Tteeiv* only 3 /d as rtiuch c-cmmiervi illy parked Korals as i b 't t l l l . itltiensed lie maud by the armed furvoa ' In order to feed five minion mm over.rai will take I P s o f the lit I f - 15 pack. It It estimated that itnrMtrictcd aalea would ox me t*l stock* of niuBt canned tfcrvli by March or April, with no replaceim'nt until July or Auguat. In order to assure ■tretchlhg these abort supplies until tho new pack U available, and to achieve wide teglrral distribution, atrict ra. tinning ia essential. cwiauml M O ST fo r Y O U R if T R U C K m P r> IF m in s \Uc a l c* »re -Stuar-. 11 ^ fro m — Tbe .tote ol jDnvlM Ktivmc 1 akm ^CT s D ll IT*. f \n t !|©I true! tit** bn* k m a jiT sivlV iii Ku t t r * From Swift anh CottfpKKy iHiift jtitkeH. cmtiei #n Ihlertst In* report on iatt year’ * opera jB lB ri «t|t \ *trHi rttfi prtnt w ho »Kk*r *1 a* rwt'Wsi r 1 «w l% m rttft li**! u tM tk o t» |.'U4r h « r ” ?, i a-V... 1K, T' W * ’ V* W » than «tfi M i i e aal t.'a^ I cr than e t n w e tboucll. ta-l fait httehU'ciea a>e at .t » ?i lint* tow. and *»okc* * ie in g r o le r demacal lhas ere- t » r t« » * mawr are oW awd »e a iin t out. Halted m v e m d e a p w i i r o 1 Htda P i t there will h* ao jdcreased production o f store* d*< Weune «|»u> Oral half . ? t»|X R o ­ ths of P o o le ; most cvatleue to dis*tt llu - butt tbe 1B 1 I) -njH h of »tv .e* U.t th h t'w ia W areiUbte. The reduced rule o f ,h.a , d vd k ai prvVably M ro-. f» n lie im l lKar, few er* 'Iwat ISIS. War utnrf takes i'll II1 N ro I i l l SYl |nr a a t irs p rY lfiillj \ It ! s j n * Genuine l iv «tiF ik t.s ! t\D'Vf Um I* aft4 1 1ih™ '-*■** »srmtvp w r pdfs'*111*c *■ ' n K«W*r r twfMftts aYailJlMtf in ] tnr?* ■flL L U I H I liiU n t'l Authorized Service -v i< m tctn sl TThttv »si . «%•>«(•(*i le* ‘ t r f B3I1 W U t l **-*» H |s* isfh crt Monl^omery A tla n tic B ank ilk)?. lit lt r I'fitnuw **f * wft* i w l I HI «Hilt'll 1» \ klk, lliam ItsUy la in no acHoile limn nl any Unto sine: the war started All rationed >:omm<Mltt.ea arv scarrr; and the ••probtem l> tv make these scarce altpphes itreich to truer many ru e n tu ! need* of wiiilliqe |<ro<)ia-tlon and aarlliti. llritiR Tbr armed forces will nee.1 fiS T A T R .H IH lK R R DODGE - PLYMOUTH The pn|y dtflfTflrrr- In, it I" ice P re il^ n l Harry Tnnnari Im- r.itifoiisl Th- Mliit.iini, l;i. in fltAJt M A t IKif .it! ,.| u.« in e*i-rr intmstiiif | it. ........ .... 1 I^ C K A G E 2 ' o-'w h a* «tl! hr ava'l * ko 'l i h r m )***«UIHn> mu t ciiiitYuJ i Ih * S A N F O T t D F O ItlT M . . . . . k. _. . R O B E R T A . W H X I A M S ________ Kaliom iti : Ahd kftowa it brjrotlful. F R A N C E S M IN T U R N H O W A R D . , A CoannVHr tine nf * . a r -*■ D m - Whiskey it T aper Jam Crowd phi them air constant dale *rrs to the haby'a Welfare. PnUmately these can be o f f ­ set hy lettimr vour doctor immuplr* the child against prri valent and rare ilo ra a s of .Kildhood . . . polio, for inJ stance. 1 ... t K I n . o a l i n l i M - in m jair- STO R W * Bim.H YKR8B FOR TODAY i » j W. V. BITTING, Twchlan Dree Cnnpaa) fin * m ien "tii P o lit ic s MONDAY, JA N PA UY t t , 1®A5 ♦TSFM. -J*)« r»nlUI llc n h iiu . ,.pr ,,f |Yd»nd’s most projue^ve C int J , SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS >f �J ■4 1 t __ I Mo n d a y , t h e u n i ;iA N r o m > u id t a L d , t".v s i o i t h , r \i .1 f l o w i m .U c b tr o h ,.,-c P r lr i» r a ir ld ‘P S ; o f l -» m . t r n . v i l u o ‘ !f l,,r‘ u " ," 1 ‘ h* ‘ Pirttuml r > ~ l I n n t s l f r o m thttu, Mr*. W. E. Mm iu i. in* R o s« C u d * O ' t M r. K i p p l > r > * 'r ib t * s ..f tl i, O m J r n ('lub Eri.tay. S m i ii n that tb* n ihjfcl. “ Hint*." la a volu m fnoui an.i ■ ------ ------—"" * ----------- - ------- — IM.pular on *, Mr*. W a t * o n d*Kail Kipp, iirifuitmt uf the m o n ija v rl»r*<l, " E i b a u i t W * In form ation Junior High J'oh'nd sifni San Lieut. Guy D, W imhI and Mr*. *,The Dependai.ie l-ia *. uf thv f o u l S-rhmxD, s ihi Iko VYihjvI arrived fr om Jacksonville is available for tboaa wiihlni Ci ummar r t c o u r a f e and p r o t . f l bird F ir s t Melhix h't Ch urch m ill meet to the puml* uf the Seminole today L* visit friends. tn l* a m o f thair vain*, their w ith Mr* t» T HoUgvt £4( > ttal High Scln »1 «t ■Juir leirulur c u n U a u t y . so n g and co m pa nio n ship . P.M. vivalinri mi T b u r d i i v inornin r Mr and Mrs. J C Mlitchflll Th ry m a l e a large contribution T U fclD A Y piiYihg tilbiit# I* the Hirrmii v **f h.*\r a.* their guests Mr* Champ tn the sola ce and pea ce o f our TK# Pilot t £ub v. ill h o l d .1* RkklH'Tt K 1 f v bv -tnTing ihnt I Kirkland of Jacksonvillt and t'^idriis. they add much to the (lltiitrr mcrli»i|y ■ F i .1■*\ I his i‘ r. a 1 S * .1 Tr, u (si hi t .'ll with Mt* Turn K ir k la n d and *nn, ch arm of your c o m m u n ity which Itr at 7 JO i ‘ M f, w snll'llhf!-. | I < rnm> i* lim'd ntniv in Itself i* a natural Uird S a n c ­ VVWl.NhSD \ t liml uf pisihlrm- l»nl titlkiflfhi tuary t on cannot have a ga rd en t<* |uv ,»Mv a ini a ill ,»1 ti.** Smith hr There - i l l !«■ j u ..-. I f imh U til 1 tint K i r k Iwiml will without hdVi.iw bird visitors, and th# F i n # , A rig t h |u*» ri iu t t •it hlii.l h i m . i *i— • hi HP buftdl r* l W m tcir ttiM to knrnv he is at the tr aveler .who com e* within the W o m a n ', Clot, t.i l IN. | M pl*«* r in tlu lit a ria uf r\ t 1 \ triidmi; candidal r -school our trnte- app reciate* the** llttl* llosteste* " i l l l c Mi 1 ti i .1l Vtill Mi .Hi to mi'ylti.il ............................. Aht feathered people quite as much *^ra. J.T N r » l n , M> t B 1’ ll 1 .(ikltf 1 •' ■i Ii hi irl |v *V( IIX>11 1 • I us they do a n y other feature ou r i it I' Nil M e a ls . 3 hi* f t ad Kipi . a 1***1 •Mt*n I h ' t o t e ba« to o l f e r . \V l II i:t ■t« It « Fred T Mi 11**ni v\ «■ i •mi in is.*' t It Mrr i i n h a * returned In Mr*. M at s o n went on to s t l t f . M o o r e t* m m u ' . ii v *•v m M^car Vr* > »* i * *Ma TI hhut Am It a in pt mt, V ir:, a f t r r . - - >■»*>)>an ,ff e l us ( a t e t i i \ XtliO sif b if.i l Ilf*‘ rtftfl »rt ^U i r r t r \ Mtini1 his «i«tvr «*»d Inuthfr into c o i . - i d r ra ti on— the material T h e Unitisl l i a u e - w i <•' i't' .............. • ih irl «d thr o IriM i ih| Ml* A I Mad C » I U n lr r> ci. N IrV h i side always w in s—but eventually Mr \«i m i r a m i n u g it iifimv t o tind«n f t h * p t n , wilt liio I ri •,* t.< tHK ■ wakes somet hin g w it h in — th at 1* At it f rlid of |h|* riiiii|xjiH*n. hr j sweet a i d bsscstme* spiritual. It o l Mr*. Claud** I* It. 11dttfi at u .O roMW1H%»JtiUnl i min m l nnd » X 3 0 I*. XI Mi and M m FraMk Thomu* has t>eeri prove.1 that tne a verage FCttt l*ark to VV ***-\ 1*1»llli it* l(S A U fill \ 1 bird co n su m es several hundred aimI ih» 11 daughter, l . r V f t nr, a i In l M i l . h r |i«» j * ii|*et 1iitt*tiileiil T h e legula l i!al\ i ( i i meuiLeiv* inserts a d a y — (our to five h un d­ > .*te tdu y from tiadsden r a m r c o Kv h I i d • i m tfirnent and nse.1 o f the Country ilul* and th ru Ala. tn \i*it Mr*. Thointi*' mother red and up into thousand* count le nds 'vill bp he!,| at in im I* M i i p i ’ ii \ if a ilna*- w i th d t a n a l f r m n I und In ilh er, Mrs. M, S, Me*in*nai*i the the w o rm * and e^K* and i t r I'niioi 11 -1 ,1 thta * n m m i * l b * ’ club hiwtc other .11.a g re e a b le thing*. mi! S tivii Mpsamiupi *m j»id -» ih. !l f ff|.p. M|»t«» i v o r y chilli should know o f I Mltt'llSI-tj. | I t-f 1III ''•HI' h P u b lic* I n v i t e d O n Mi .1*h* t hitlendeii, M i* i* 11 I the m on u m en t to sea gull* ut •III \ f 111\ l a k e C'lty. a m em oria l I f S h o i h M is* J e n nett** t hit i '..II il«* . I c S a t . s l t he f. » i e » .»I *t i n i T r ip A r o u n d W o rld I lur.ts ihat saves) the !ir*t cro| Met lelbt.i m I .unt n iil. th» tend. *i and Ml** He** l»*lle* »d | the e a r ly M orm ons when a “ A n Airplane T p \».. . d b*- i ,,f Vi In -ton. Vn ate the truest* of I. r I .**» . d S i . n*‘ w di 11 n e k oim ilt I d , . ., - Itopper |dagur rhfeatenesl t* ttr* W H i t « Tin- M » Fil n a siilit 1 tli l.i i till 1,, I I , .. I in . l u.... I.*r— .l*.s*tsti<ui tkrr gu vto the |HiMl> 1 i' Ml . h i . . ’ . d It • .» h . J . * ll l.sl< *■f ItIIf * I has csiahllshed research Deltartmen t • n* VV Hi id if ilk* 1 1h.Iu ‘I atol.il>* to study and rc|mrl I* V( f ar \Y»*Jrvr*do v d ((♦•dm V A - l l t h o a h a i .J i Ii d I I I I li.-.I . . . dh I (i . j . It,.- ..tit.mill o f weed s e e d ', insect* when M»* It » M 1 rrddv d. i F j t liii i a and i .Ilk* * n •■. . .1.1 \ I h Ht| 1i f 1 *•* at,.| th. like llinl the individual \Vi .iii i tpuruor. will vd MiA - li 1 i iilt* vli vi li ng n . f i *t I'U y lu 'l' (uM i 1n * -p.-ci.'s .)( hints co nsum e, this . -id l a t a k e n ii«t> All* h I VV .. Ik till. t .fll iitlli i l . I«V fl»*tl »1*Hl i M»h f ir- 1 . I went trill St i i'«'t. olid I to educate u* to the role that C o r h l ? A tl IP A lltlOUt .-I utf it r * \ ^|rn*h -I "*l it' *' tmds play in man'* life, or re»erv»t*oii wit it ! I * •« tin i vl«t i%« * and f i n nd* •d I cro w d in g Paik i yui i?i n f-n *» l here t« an n.tagr, " U p with Id t I Ir-at* t C r .full tr ip around the vo »ld VI i o m l M i* lim n h Kiik thr Hi 1*1A,** and to those o f u* ■ I’ .' 1 1 \ I* mini i a . hut u th 1 met them In the open Piloted l»v Mt- John i of V\r*t C a l m H eafh a n n n iu u r a hu hum n f cal rnl K i i n ! at t h*.kii the Iradititiiial mu - o- m ■I tbli. n "H it ht 1hr first flash o f co lo r it h , f a so n. Hi die it I v nn 1he If'O H M I | \ . . \ . n* * f I l«t t C* lime la ltd. lifilx. 1! t l », ;it the 1itmd So inn l it n * and thr g'» e » t burst uf s «n g — . ft . d l * Mi \ *i r ♦ i • lilt ’ I lit. I n d ia , Haw on Mtsl M i ?oi .VI ■* Kirk i* t h e f m m e i that n rvri seems so lovely at in U • I to t i l e i«nl\ o f the d a y —c a n presented, l*ef,nr ?»•' in ,111V utht’ l time VI . if 1 l i e i . mi i n i , d* iiit*ht» i -d l . Jllr-d r.y* ni« y*4f i . ' m im s ce " and thru personal oh> In the Cinted S : . vi , n.) \t |* l I l u l l 11*1 till W « *t. v * „ i .mis pro ve the fact that Mm A M I « i ao.l pleasure srv s.i closely VI \ » ..f. • i innouncr*! that • a t , , | a. cannot separa te them n. «• ■ *al ami dam. 1 t b it 'n F a r r e l l T n VN***ntrd b\ lb- * It’ d o f Dane i uir th»- 'l "1.1*1 S iiitf F o r S t e t s o n M rs. ( h a rle a B e a ch II. Sehmd nf Mu ** ■l , i , j i i t ■ », Ili^h School 1, hr • .*• M l v %|1 1ikfk 2J •Sl**'i UTI • H o n o r e d W ith F a rty , #.r i • * tt s-i1 1 *, .v , Jir#»-tl**n ••( . i i > * 1 .*> 1 »ll it Sal ford -luil* r ’> HtrttPkH (■■f ill! it 1 •ft • | r 1 t, ( t , ■■, l,s . % S I i ■1- - -m |. H-l in (hr Soh*ml o f Mil vi.ss r wtsy Kli'hard entertain1• » .* ill p M r* J ll <1 . \l, 1 ! *g** T 1* •1(1 H '. , b ib" It Str1*»*«i IdlilV Frul! v , 1 ,.iih n pa rty for Mrs 1 harles V ii’i i-i • i- f ►, . •,■ K » * b y , Mi l II i >*lh ' g' • I i *'"l h(i» 1f*,n *r!iiJci| from II lien, h. r.-cent bride, the f o rm e r (f at I I . | . -1 ! C. R lu w * .l»11 1IKf M > U ll 1! , i g* iiumfmi of i umlidal**’- (*• I 1hr \ i In in Mae l a n e . Th ursd a y V ,M »w ** ..Iv 1.. m*■* 1 1 * 1 r.al ■ it (hr Strt*uit (ill*# * lull William* ut Mis* d i e h a r d ' s home. 1109 1| lik'. VI t f s i f i r l l h thr Min nf Mf i i . i i . h Ave n ue 1 Mi* n t> F .-11 fell nf "m’ * i’ H K V II s n i i m I.sines w e re played by th* l l I lilt ilia* l hr yrrtF l hr ' 1» «_ D E I . A M • J an i -'|.«% iji I I « ih Mil) k'tVr 1111 nrill.it in •»> Clients and Miss Daphne Connelly Plifki W im f n s l I a>*. Ii ■-,si (■- .1 us Iiwurded a prii* as winner 1 . t 11 *# i lv- nf t.llif t till, r-f I ttud rnt Hi Jifbt- H *•' l \| . . J. un lilCahr.l o f Tainpa f. ! ..IIn 1 ‘ (•ih ini ( h ilflii* "' vernit) IK-1 .imt * »■ 0 . ng s . s e r a i songs to entertain publicity c U i i m i n i Sr er- >o A nusrellsneuua show ormry Frc‘«'rri *e« i » M iss (ir a n t h a m F la y s cl o f g ifts Wjrr g is e n to the clftde. Hi B 'M v ia t lm* ‘ i ! !•> liopi r.s, i.y her friends t i t t u p 1 U r > i-igli I <1 11 Vv O n S p e cia l F r o g r a m ^ f t k * pai|KKr u] id. .... w — Kef reshroeot s s . i v serve.1 liv JAI»C lid) s . Uatt U Ifi prtiiTi.ilc i tiftvatjta’ mual the lio-tes* to th follo w ing : Mrs P i l . t s l ' ii*!i \* * i ml 1 u*e o f FrTn« h « .! .■> 1^ 1 *. - . , ' 4 ^ Itni. h M> an.i Mrs S. M Ri Thr l ^ t niniik* < Mil* ■* \ I *ii ;ti <« m t i i hriiii fetamtim* nf tfn* f n *u b |sf**| |»- Sal vit nl* * 1. 1inn Si n i. . Chin.I. M i . S M KiChard. Jr . * t l hr |{i 1 » I M ' V fcftd t h n r r j i t a m i I n i ’ *^!it»inl iy.Hl t»i m m \r It* nllin Mis* I o n ne lly, Mis* Hetty Jo ihstm , f S&'sft nl «tid student U thr d a u g h t n Mi Tulle. Miss Hetty Jo HroCk, Mis. f t l l r u . rt hu h a i r f a l b n Hfdtr r li rnllrvl H i I hr Jjuu! Mr*. 11 V , I iivtll Sh#- 1* a Mr** fro m 1 a i h r t n 11 J o t . e W h ile , Miss Elsie M s e \jU*if 111 JiO T| 11 S11 ^Tin ier tBtolIckl in i\u « ..lit*:* «»f I h r i f r i i t « \ 1. ut.duuisl. Miss Martha liageri. IVl.aml. ni<|M ' $ 1 i't! *m a lJbtrm) Art* Mis* Ev ely n M a llh e w s. prmfiatil ut the |Vrle*1pd ('h»h In*! » 4*|n*V Tvi||fit. ( hristoph er Columhua m ade (irwtithnm y» m thr 1ii*no the first practical use o f the magnetic com pa ss. A ^ i,y by thr Kr> ----------------------------------------------- — nf « ; ''r. fiA|iti*! 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O a th s O f O h lifra tio n Women Being Fsed In Crews With Success F ood He S p e cia list H e re »• I, T o v W cd n e s d n v ^‘ !• . 1 i N,.» ' I , 1" hi 1. , 1 "*.o b- t »o 1i • ii b •Is ’ J < . » *ji l»edIe S \ Inn >hv. kf 1.0.1 h Oon *jve- a 11* i S l»l ■ lid VI.*"» I uiighi lit p» 1 in*1i if Agin id 1<111 1•i • VN11 .ii [■>0,1 s p n m Ii*I W imP 1 I'd* 1 1 ‘ In rhe VVoinnti I.. n III n . ii gno a • »> r ’ r*- u'ii nil ranmng f i o r / m g t ( rii 1 iiiatitijg n* n* liioi1 • sd.lou nt fiMul j r r * e n a l l " " Mi *' M Ci*n-» 1 Y\.1-I»n. hnttir doiiioi* '•a'" ' ** " '1’ ■ t"d»v I' v lev* «*f i *.*• - • ’ bn i » <JP irk F f e e lo I ia’ F ' FI m! * ttng piniino.1 !m " » * mrr liny ahmild he 'J con*Ml*i ,kble interr*t tu iinv f’ e .*•" f m Templatetaking odva O'.-"' ' • ihl* modrrn moihml d .. n « i nig food. Tho mihlir i* mtditdly in vlttit to thin m u t i n y . * ’ I i it* i .ft. "IM 1 ■<! nio*. r .ll 'll. .-iii. r n»- iv dr* rh*piMt hT Ill Eli oil ho a .t .l a . *-*til h.i* i 1>• « Ml liui ll a lt.. thi iv .i l 1 lb • )•!,r- m l J « 1»■vt , Ir prop I* p 11ill 1 g 1' miin * M. . h *1*1 p u 1ji i W.1r iI'M .IIV lb.*1 1bi­ fi.i •' f ii»ii iw 1ai « d it iMi ,v i ll•til­.• fa 1•i h hurl it>i 1nl 1h* ls*- i 1 -* V i * 1 Hloilll ItT4 in 1 I ',i *< Mi * i>, ■>. tfv d »Ht I it f ’ f .fr i |« If.* d Ih i •t ds Hi * .t i n n Itr f >rs an i . ■Ml i hiu! |>l 3 - iib I Mil stir hi- f* n,i b.t n. >. .i M. - I and di "kdi ! I "III tin i t I, itiai*ni i •IY • l J I > S e t Pandit ait* i it 31 thni rv * i \ l mrig in tin hi»*’ < ate. n* t t al*b fur n .t - 1" in- n ‘ Mil uf )d*i ■*kid hmul, Km I-1 " f» d f ti|ffIII I I j . f uf Arhujiir ikfid Till "ii I. llic t III* I c xf ‘ 1■*1 ElA Fmti't! IJ A i. dud •tn| i i •" h i l - h u t l Iv ■ . Nr hi it i Mi i i.i •i - i l • S"Ill'll ,\ ! - >1 M.t • f . l i 41 vr. tb liitrinsl, 11k hr r ilwik n i liiur i • 11 iminnl h»*r r n i Iv 'I Iv 1 I’ jindilN Mti In ii vmilhlii! . Id vnirr I- »u iJ k l»r > ngl Ii tlurilt. d hit m u d vi1 BUI nf Stir i ■ ’* 1U .III A * lHl|. \ »- i-i - m i Ip fltl W ' ' IHMIllh nImit it I'ki -1 ll . 13 •*rlIJa> you Ihr a A U1NTH announcem ent II vs ill ll i I \\ Mr. an.i Mt \V (O ..hnminrr the l-t lb nf >un Brsiitev >r W c l I, ■II,, v J 1.1) IT S tu d e n ts F in ish W o m e n ’s plkI-**. | |I' 1' " . f i ti**» i» 1 Ft* i I ‘ .ii ii i i HE NEEDS yo lillUJHMI'TiliTiTI l e t t h is b e a le s s o n to y o u ’ th r* t- * id * C o lle g e T A U .A I I A . S S E l : J » " -•**. c U l ) — T h llt y Ihrsc slutirllM V .11 rterluale frv m KIhih Ij " a t e * «l> lags for Women w .’ lmut cot emony on J u t ST. Th* mill term #ro.lii*ies will simply call for their .ie^M-es «t th« registrar's o ffice on Sntur.lay ■nomine ami, with only -urh n>te mony as may occur to th»nt nt th* moment, will emerge with lha of ficial Ctnicntials o f co lle g e , ■due*led women latst year the January ca ndid ate, mailr their graduatlnn an occasion o f g a y pompoafly with the playing o f rom p and Circumstance on combo, and the formation o f s triumphal arch with fount sin ptna. Thoae scheduled to receive tie , a fte r safely juinmn* the • of esamln ation s nest waak, ara: ............. Bachalor o f Aria: Nell I d ile n e Bryant, La kela nd; Jean Con■>«**■ C orry , tjulney*— G lo ria Ouida Dubua, Pensacola; IhkU-lcia II hi lore n, fo rm e rly o f GalnearlUo. SOW o f San Jo*e, Cal.; Sara h Anna MlrUman, W aynes boro, G o . ; K I IIllur kwill I 1 ik U‘ I 1H I' •» I i M v **r«. I i -i" i m fi-li' W hi th tii|r (tit! p j r ti g V u t i1 is Rut I K inn rr. M u*m i. Mi ■ \ ir gi n in KvnriA M'lfgnn, I W m - " l r ; I Dim M. Mu*ritivt*. A IMm, Brtly Jron N«*«•!, Tti!hi!m*'** •*, Mm jiir it* Fliil yaw, INn t Nl .Inr, Vdrlr filing Irr, Ukv * d > Itiirlirhir ttf hi'iptifr iri C-tini flic rcr ( lull hit (»• Vniir IbMiHt Fllm tun , Mai \ha .b un Ihnhtip (inmruvillr, Mrs Abcr Snyilrr Chamhf* r*, Tnlluhn a' wp; Fr eeh a Mc(N*l|*in, Finn! ( *ty ; Gloria Maria Khiimnn* Duilf»el|nn. Httchcloi nf Ait* in Kducatlon Alma Fhalker, Darllnirtcm; KH*» beth Moore Fill*, r h a ir r * ; Frnn cen Catherine F a n tut, Wallace, " U y u u 'r t ifointf f « be o rat/n*](f m a n , y im ’J fW fcr Irurn ifkal rorrivi lim e is t*r/v r w n l i a l f o r the mi fe N. O.: Ieonoi e Florence Malakoff, Miami; Mildred Ann Wil liams, INintr-ano; l.viln Janet Younif. (>c«) b Uachelor of Science in Nurainy. Olive (iallnway, lakeland; Mary Franc*. M«t-«>. Plaril City. o/ xrii/iu ns o f tr a in * — an il m v e r s o r y f o r t h u p n r p o v is the H' ii3cA In t/ iecto r." Mable Wells, Callahan. We nro very proud o f our iioaition ns Wait'll IrLspec Utni for this territory, ll makes us fis-l tiuit Ixwidtw buying VVAll HUNIXS, belpiiiK the HKI) CIUXSS mid jmrtii-ljwiting in runny other Wnr »ctivitiea, wo nro making a gunuino conlributiun in the prueecution of-tho War. A recently developed e lK tr ic heat la mp will d r y new pain t on m ilita ry veh kle a In threa minutaa. Job, it ia Irecnuse wo are buay doing this work for the hundroda o f Ilailruad men, who look to us for tills service. Uachelor o f Science in Home Econom ics: D o ro t h y llolick, l a l in. Tnn in olahasae*; Doris Ouinilictlmin, K«rine; Nancy Orleman, Miami; Jane Lottleh, Altoona; abath Carlisle l*a«a. Fort __ chelor o f Science: Katharine McKay Boney, H lfh Sprlr.Kit If wa fail to aervico you on your watcli repair Rain or thine. War or Peace-time, trains must operate, TTm Railroads of America are doing a giant job, and what we aro doing, is helping this groat effort. - 500.000 ^AMERICANS.. Wm. E. KADER F L O R I D A 'S JEWELER U N D E R W A T E R . F A IR Y L A N D 112 So. Pnrk BUTHONESTLY' WE M/SSED YOU! •MUtlif iid r SiHtiltlM $1 Tit l i l t IIUI01B TIME SEITICE ‘ a—a . -it g p1 •*“ 5 < 1 . • >V-, , r '■ -jj’- ■ .u>r»k r&TflVd. , t-f^l -,is*_f^gnsv =*3F-.*- . ^1n* *«. . i ■. » •• * “• i h< ur heed M M ! dll tig l il> r u||\ » , til l i * ^ *i pi iMte-l Ifi || m Iv multi rulur f Ihi HI d o - i g n . i t »* s dgh a a I I f her * w ill be biil Ut h Jo fiil f ii hand*..mo, rnggod unit•r».iU made f tlu r i« v i•ri t but g o » - min I |■nmhrr 1iroiF o * f v%,i i i u v m * vi iFl itppenr m of I hem a*> i n i mill her ( ban d r^ lek b a , ahia i n l ‘J, ho|w* In I »N n\ foil, V| r ^ Fa nd it at *u f i j i r c t * In * KfI turn nf Ivrr daug h te r's n hit ■ i i i- R a y o n s iM e ilh Hi I H f k i i U n HUI As'tH i i l n l I1r»*.«. j .1'shimi I (111or r. i? , f I tie V i i ♦ i f i 11r. in'm Th. r. i T !,• ! d . r. i t hi **• t!.i \ si w • 1* i I ul lie o f u l i l n * o i l i e r ip** i .. ■ . l. t . s l^ !*■*! liihoH |o |u|M thr i' n , m ix' rank* , f thing* to refill* m t ho l t u p ian piMtvxur wmor 1.1 Ymi'll n r rayon*. ftir in . l a nee. nr n teriAllr strength like atret 1 VPi ill 1 I ' H d i 'b t • l.o l 1 i i o r u i Ill-Uil b ■ I. in f U.ll r-*.* 1,1 khtiisl’ h i ' t . t o t . ..I 1*1 I.it iv. tt I i . Hol’it mile u n f r i i n i 1* lit 11. a r \ Ini Ms t il P M. 1‘ i n . p l f h r 1 i" 'r d J if. f ill l h. i dvr l hr d i r i i t i o i i id V| , r ru Ftltfl \t thr Jun io r High S* h,-d till oik Ft id ii v mor nin g, thr pu i-d thr atUlllirfii g* i t nl ' l*iith»lft\ with ji pio gra m •tiretr*I Hv h'dwnrd Mur* hull I ho ii rug ra m uf l!if* grammni Ml' ii hi • ' nuduilosl t h o > ?nr s . sift* *rd Hjiiinrr ’ * n n d F Inr Iv M e m b e rs f a l l fl il il tl ii .. i * ii.hI r ini i. • u in .ii l-l • i I ii in * b»i t h of I.t lit i 1 I...I.C l l r I |»r 1• A ll • !.....1 r iii.it.f tit** .la\ mol mill' in i ii,*i • 1 mi' I hur- ii f ■ve i'-" F ir* ! Mi (V*' I Pv 1 lls*h l**M» le*rit *rr\ lilfcf v%1111 thr \ i m » Air h i r c n fur Ihr |fi*l t»iir ■ fwt rinf half vi'ar*. Shr* i-> .< rufuatr u| ihv W m l (*hr^t«i lirh .KihiKil in ( %h«**trr nnd i* Ih t ilmi^htrr of J m r p ji fhiwilli I ' h r ' U r . .Mi II a it y gra ih m tnl fn^m l hr Srminolr TIiifK Schiwd nnd ha* brrn in thr SraUcr * f'»i thr tm*t two v r a n Uv'* u r'' P c r s o n a / S o c ia l C a le n d a r. fhr M J > I*. liriHikv J. W I------ • * “ I 1t. i m ;i TV i. - *• ' ; • - �▼ MONDAY* JANUARY 22. lOlS WIUj_r.LUIUlU^ i I' . i i V t i i * Red Cross Drive For $00,000,000 ToBeginOn Mar.l Director Wilson Says Local Fruits Aid U. S. Health National Scout 'Senate Row Ts Director Speaks J Looming Over At Mayfair Meet Wallace Jo t * wllliHra 1‘ o t a Her chminiHii nf the IKlii iiiiuptiiicn. “ l iiir nc v budget*.' Mr. ( .' C o n n o r *niil, "irp rt w rn l uii nppre rmlilc increase in lltc service* | we will tender ui K u m i e , In tie.I’ iicifK and itt home, j ''A f lit r |u*t o*:nll\ inspectin' i out tt|H*tillhin. in Knglnml and on ( h e Cunlini nt. and .*fter eon fcTring .with (Jrneial* lliaruhtiwer. Ill tulle)', I'nltun ulul Clark, I foresee* an iiicicn.-r roilier ttui.i ii de c re a se 111 Ihe need for A liter 1 cun Ucd t ' l o a . »*rvli-c» on thi Continent fiom nuw uud (••■ | niiitir linn- uflet i hr Kurt iti* i to 1i a ^ • 1 -> J Lb. . r4- # * » k * m * e il P • -A MMi fighting l* nver. I.lkrwwc, it i» LlS S ■» ■. !'■ - TIIK t l l ' S T I’ 11" I' 11It KS i,, lon ir , tit o f I *£o|i iln ee MneArthur** eaiieililiun a liu fk u d ln t t III (..ill Hu* idiolo Mia* i i - tu n y ■ni|iht‘ <iuli fill*-'! with t a n k * tt|*|*i**m*htiiir a umde rrt**j* Mdltui-y I'olier S|;t M . . i n , i e u e h . •»* l**n*«»iry, I n u n . *lneetinir trutfir, wa,ve* it In ll**- i *'^UI d u okir ron o* , , .» noli*.' la..,.*, * ii Mil ony -liouiui; l*ejf**lnl ihe leavr* **f « ire |l S Signal Corn- ltadin|l||ldiO |lo ll* ifl.lloliol Soll 11il|*hldo I O riiibri's Ii in i it ii nr i■ic r|i141 ui i j ip. *,,r s .ilil ini l«riii|5 Ca Al«h\ ' In (i ii ‘ |miv* >• liiiimli < oti*-ly f«M mi" CM>n|iMl,ly. tliiM'jgli hi, Irmii t t o w ill *n 4f*p jt,** |iHiNiiiims uml icliirf .IiimI rv lm itn i fr trtii Oiliimfo u hf’ rr hr nHi-»i»|,rw| n 1 n iliiy ttn • fori?,icc nf Itcil I r » n Wi,r FU ihI .i it*1 (Im.ihici chin, tr,.in, M, Sm ith >ni.l , he,,- h un ur^int im*«l fur nil *tf-pi,iiFC«! j*Fiii,11 I hilt •mi itilimiiiH,f, relief »hn inir lh»* ■ incriTfic A |•'t ii»t| nf iiu) 4 , Mint Cl lluit l i n i n ' t», 111, mure hu |*ih in ill, utii uhir ii will t^* icndv In help n'linftiilit if *■ -trickcu frnitliph Fid Till' I I’ VIflrtlrr **f I In |ir4**i fii, iji I i 11111' • '* i f fori tl ill I f{«>#1 < t *11*1 11 M( >* -hnwer! 11 , *7 ( • ' * ' - in 111 Kim mfo , nilllt 1C* i iU|llil t *1 I file! UR yl i t •nil if the 1 I lr*rn«th*i *, T hlir i ten m ' fliiMth ii.,a, ‘ UucW tin- "title in 1be i i >cm, |-c! UmI, Itrj;; iliMitiuh i*i It An t liiiltumn ttf thr Imul Hwl I' iHm t hitplf i w lH*uiil*r m „i ,n It te c , ,Mr HmilH, F«t'l lu, wtHiUi rm np lc tr thr t>r^n«i*nlt*m nf 10 sifti'CnminiMrc? tn r f f c f t thr j»r« |it<ri tluc" % |»r*igi,m» The nuhcu-m- I njilt cc* m i .Survey. ^foliciit nr,I V i,rvli'K A ,<l Shc|f«*t, i’uiwl, I •Tut M u g IT mi »p"r, f nitfii, iific'l t e n Mllttir« I i*'i '* iii,<i 1 fill 111■•I IMl | I ' * I r*I III rl I, I 1%if f. I , 1 mu *• j l*urrh^**c ,|,*iI **11111: t ii v Mir fort l i n t ‘ he |tm ,I -i|Ou o it. , - 1 tn • •| on .nil* pi i - lahln hfht-nt f•-r l u 'h t y |.i,ti|ic,Fcrt rm cty rticy i»e 11rm tib|--v niiij fof tnlr fo Unit n, lici 11 p H i»f un d v r , n if f it(m>hht#f ih** iIII Mm t*i c Mimfow thu ,rujw»i i n i u , piinitr iMdlgitig i tHr.iiafimPiii * S*. fm ii" nii> j'MMiiuM ait* rim I of Ihe ,r*hnhlHt*Uon t»rHmt m.T*»„ fum lict i f| tli*d, -m* ♦> h|.|i inh "Urnwilful •iiHrlrnly l i n t , " Mi (ol*- .iH iid W in do w must lx* h clpctitii, Ynrinue *ia>« IlirhliiiK bit. been illm out intiwi tn rccutnhlisli t h f l f n o f h i l l k' hirI amt 11■ lit l<tyr -*eirnW f ol Jirr- at«ls nf living. In lh « fotfop phase, Mr Smith imitioi.ui y iiurpiae* only m now i i p h U n c I , H nl CltNit r r l i f f in•need nl mu i*ri-mi»Vii Mi K iiik , Wl*|l Cliulriimn, nlmi cttnSm innlntmntiptj o f fninllfo**, ami rctmlrlng home*, nnnoiin* iil i Itit 1 hilwnril i-’nlrk* htiihlihg .li r . t i o i of i lu* W i' ll'a (iflu -a^ iif "iipph‘ ll,g hmischnht furnishmgn, Win t lllttioi,, will inlnillli*Ut| Un* hnspitiJiiiitlon, nuralng. hvrateck. ncrtipallumil tinip ing, far m cfiuipin tin ot. ii, nrut oth er needs r»f those tin nnli-i t. ellerll vi Ibin ugh out ii>i m,in.it 1'mii.niii i* imole, tin** r i i ' i . fm |hi- llffn -r *•( War ; I i ilil le-. I,, i vr-ni| t 11"in i bn nidei < leiliin wily M'< lion "1 1ill' iiju n liy wlieii It la ilrlt-i inllwtl tl.nl toiiii (d la lire will not i educe kite* rn(ieum|db>n nf roal o r olhelr H a r r e fuel... (K xa m plr - power i ( antinea r w > reee lie*. gupi'lied by hydroeleelrlc s la tio u * .! Indio nlnt lull WUtfU. I Ai» one of <li" permltli** fm i. oii. ininpllance, the new ntder |*rn» T h e Malic M n t r t fjeiriee will vid e , that 'V I'll imiv il.ret I ill* l*e co n fe r r e d im n e ja iv o f cendl ,l|avo.tMiill.Mier **f eleelrn* ^eivic# ilalen nl Ihe leuulru onctillK lit tn any ittitMlinei who w dlf n llly Mninoe C h ap le r, N<». 16, K.A.M. violu tm the urdi'i. which will he hold at M:0n o'clock W 1*11 hL.ii n |i| I'll led f "l 11111.1, Tin -ilu y evitmur. All lloyal ArCb Minn c o l l e c t . nln.li in all o * of M u .o i.i are Invllc.l to elteiel. r l e e l n c l l y that m e m*C i*i**hil.iiei1 by the old er and mill I ha. ' t h e Hlai-k nurkrts In meat usually cfe rlr .r imlualry of the nalmii, Ctiiise a sharp rfiluclloP in b a ­ bath publlr mid pr.viile, hit* ther supplloat since black markeipil’d (JOI lln whalchnaited r o o j .c t a . eera oflan ileilroy hides tu con­ llotl fn miplHirt o f the f u e l Con* ceal their o pern Iton a. ecivatinn j*rn|fiaii. announced by JueUca llyMie*.'' Water main* •end service line* T h e Ufflct* o f War Htllille* from mein* to building* tn Attny dr afte d tlio o n la r a fte r co.iHultm c im n tote, mate than IM00 lion with rrp w e e n tallve a o f the mllee, or three time* the dlaUnce ulr^lrlc Industry fro m nil p a i t l from New Yorif (o San Francisco o f the country, iiimI Cole Presents New “Brown Oul” Rules Regarding L i gh t s le e-***-****** • I lb. e f j e e r Wait* h pu m k u II tarteoi la b*ld II ll-eal. I n i n bat. lela. na-e e t.r p eerayt City Briefs ^ T * # r ^ ★ Just /mienfber to take that can of used fat* to y o « butcher. Get 2 red point* hfitiusfor each pound. Keep Saving Used Fata for the Fighting Pront I A * * * - * * * * * . * Nearly - all th* qulnln* for American U.Iji In World5)Yar it waa produced hy Latin-Anarlca, 5k 8. KVA f rr* , L j a l s J ww^yjl lU .il.m i K o . u*. 1 1 1 ■ lUilM n a n I’ KIl t#«»l ir n>urn «* S**cr^* battling airnllAt nature I Jc»« iti ( (liiiiiuTtc in (ir<liti tu Sc out-- who have Icarncil hit** tat* he j»»t» to ll ra ry Wji IU cc, tu 0 Mailt fo o d such as fish. wild id lllil Sfttli,tU) AS Vif^J veijetnhle* uml berries In thr wood* have given valuable train- I'rvBhirnk Ins tu Army pilot* in training “ l «^Thr m l ton wits ilfoclo»€ti in lit * Chapel Hill. N. C. a> n means ol trr> ___ Jom*!» nmifo rublic last night. » a * l h t life when id iot* are Inrced •Th ey \%r»i •liitnl v r o t e n U ) . the lly dow n In the jungle, he said “ |«|h> a( tin* Fremtl cn r» mnujr^ranf ilcmnnstn.tjnn, s cttuU 1H u ll to ii fourth form wav u rn t f All i ui.M»vrlt th||| served » whole haiiiiuet nf tin* Join-* nature, he •ilih*l. He mid « f Ur wm ill! "n rct ih tu your ilfCr saving ol lift hv ecoiitf duVlM, .1 . 1, 1” Iml |i>olrilld Unit " f o r you flm-d*. of .emit* In India wh*- to turn over oil l h c » f nsMJfo and a a vnl m an y live* In n jilmtur He- nr|M»li*ihdilirc to u m«,i mtx|>rr% lo r e llrlgiuin * « > uccupiml thou* iviirnl ,11 I rt o ln r h nod flm ih ct were 17.000 scout*. and In ■pile Mill. I lirhevu. hr h*(t| fo r the nf (irrman op pressio n now nun> hiiai* rrt% mol fm.tlum l world o Iter, ll.m ri he sard, Neatly ovary uitilii hI hwI Ml | !n > c c r ll Irrmrd it “ » b oy n. Ctrl i* a scmil in <‘ hina, vir> difficult letter in w rit e ’* he added. It mol d V, Pare aeo.it car* u l i . c utiiiK h 1r> friend ship mid lelntion iT|Hirleil that ihe Control Klornhi ,ht|> ** 11Ii Join's, wtin took the S co u tin g ' ‘ fam ily" now q u m b c.cd ritbiiuil n i s i Sci& cm b cr lt*_ HHjh 5,201 regls tcnM men, tmjr and liuf K^rRiincitI? wom en , an i n c e u s c o f Jo percent ' Henry I' uMae* i l n u n m alIn the i-iuit veai and triple lh.it iiinit ony vcrvLre which hr b e ­ o f three yanr* ago. The Council lieves ho ran tali sfarto rlly |»cr* w as reported to ho In (rood flnioi* form . I U'hl him this at the end cu d atmi'c o f the ca mpaig n, in which he die* A p n fta m callinsr f o r the pln vn l the utnm*it devntiAn tn ou«c raising *'f the mnnoiW budire t of cause, triivclinv almost iiiceee tlTJlthl to* I ween Keh, In, and Keh. m tiilv mid work me fni the sue* LWt wn* f>iv*ente-| b e . • Ivnn K llryrr I o l Timihiirir It, .1 loinir'itrrel of tlnylimn tw-n.l* and italidi A Smith nf Sa n fo rd were rlreti-d a* v|ee ■hm r man. I . ium IV. IWJei « * > t v . t o l M a * * w i t roinililaa liux-t n( <h« MRror W K (tnwnrrt nt tVt atol txriA' <v*, > Karl le h m a n n o f Mm itvenle wen* Itcfiv**, "fni i|ihtiii,;ii,irtif‘*l prrvico Ih ,S Alien o f re- elected a . niitloiinl ciiiineil raii- tn (myhoittl Lj®lhre, rnl.ilivea t>ovle II Itariuild Htclcnii l ?ufversit y. Knri M H Itohcifo uml o f llilnti'lo ami .‘ Sidney J Meyer lunnn nf Ihiyluiia Itefleh were tu in o m i A It Whlinmn. nil prcvmu* r€* cipicnt * nl t hr w u, iL rnntcrrwi lh, tinimr> f iv e vests, fou» iimuMin and *1 In Sfof,Icy A Ifarils. luittnunl lliiVa nhla * of I n l c tnrpil ScmiHlig 111 n "iHT Iflciilar mihlJir v route u i a inlMMlw til ut n spf-rial yiK’ ntImrk the lluuia nn had ntairhc*! Jmiic* \ F**n! c , ncirfo field e\ 1,1 Ttt niHes fn*ni Stalmifrinl on txotjiv, fm K cn liu l Kin, nln, reMic Volga tn two yefira. and arnt |m», tcit fin,* irrim th o f the n e gro Ihrvc hig Soviet ariiiiia cmsliitut -(n oting pmgrnrn o n to <for man tutll. A gnriiji of Si'iiiiimlf* llllth A Mi l* k "imik e pal I litntg *»%r* St h*w»l t n l t «itl» f ury W a n t to king Mil iiichnt> fond vit, i g the nlnUiH and fuiv sfo «.n n twi*nt dircriiOin nl Mis H ut-] iucr MOO inifo f m o l fr o m th^ Ualtu itndci la Uudnpcal is the Hut si nit" liu fonii ., ni! w ‘ *11 v ip u i nti hIy ap * aIn abed on tt w tw m it 11, rough M u t e n h and htting m b u m w in d ' In piu^uit o f m htuken Merman Miiiti t».*H M»r w in king at mV ntumhling luick invrntd tin |mm u h i t i u it n f 11 uiikM i \ I - i*u i ; a f n i homrln od in nUr if liltufv IS WELL A D A P T E D FO THEMAHUFACTURE 0 Naxi Armored Column Is Hit By IJ. S. Planes ,« ln H » tn,f*J IhrcA* mora r — r r -i— i * j A 7 « ♦ ID 1 l**i* •*«*» i*l«%*uU I'm,- tun and h u o in the K a o n d r * KMiup In the Philippine*, « » d llnmree o f , Ihe Ilur.ua weal 'Mut. T o k y o claim ed thtee A m ril* ran a irrra fl ca rrie r* ami an i.nidentlflail wraryblp were set , . fu e o f f Kornm*» b v Japanese U'lnt.. and reported 45tl carr(*i p l » n , e rakleti Kormoea, a<l mill log m *i« o 'laavairo. In Kumpe, 1.1 a u I lir u e I"iiilney If. Hi*d*e.' hii'i Airnj wine J8 lullf* lo Ike in*t»h 'I****. e*l flora nottli end west to wilhl In three iull*« <»f h i, Vilh, * it Ii^ r*ul many whoae roaitn Uertnaua and may r m lw a v f never H tO THAI AU CIOAMm IMOKtkt may (ft a fair ehare of their firratte tmobee, Iha National Aaaoclallbn of Tobacco Distributor* at Chicago km pmpoaad the aboya cigarette raUraieardlaha dlitrttAiled tor dealer*: lo cMt>omere. The plan ha* »trendy created a greet deal of cofttroreray.' , Tobacco wbolevaler*, jobber* end retailer* In New Tech City have can'detuned It as unworkable. Imprectlcable andymip, .jl»Sen*Mloo*fl y s a made orv the RS-milea fuml today, however, a fm nt letwut Mexico’s most Important com­ mercial mid industrial law* *T* now aeallablo In IfnRilah tramlatlona. The (lermaui drivo were *tcra mrd ai least momentnHlv nine mile* north of Santebrairw. where the enemy throw in crack a»d tanka m .hed llemw from the Delft ten hulgo. N ail ha.l ha I five M fttan hulgw. The Nasi Russians, Cl amp . DownCutoffThreat On Eastern Prussia irwalkaoe# *a N M T*ae* mile* nf He. lln-west of Kola with tank vktmlt*. A third Invaaloa aimy crunched Inin dermad Silesia, piercing "the flret Nad iVrfkmni aaal of the Oder River, Berlin aald the Hweien. an with in 19 mile* o f the Oder. t'*eman i everted Tkruwpiberc || the hartal p la n X Voo IHsOewt or sU dlvUloaa massed m. lhat ftimt and were attacking tepeal•dly- ‘ The British Second Aimr Ontmed ahead two tnore mllej in *IU drive ecttwa Ihe Hollaml. »i* pemlle- end Ihe wr»lerw OecosM harder otth of Aathen, httlwr deep burg awd wall the ecene of khU h •pita a is m s storm and xtalhg reale Ia.ice. Newa Rlatkonk n a S fV 'K .T .^ ^ S i learheadiag the east- ta a partial aewa Markout (Walga* Into the Duchy. ad to exploit the aurprUo echleedd W .S fffi.W ’a • and eroeted Urn * V ostia w***t of the L U jfd m , iTha •'America" disc* Ghlamhua In UM waa Bahamas hiaodt, arc irtUB *K a. 2 1 w,?iSw w i ' , - ■ *I M lit's I ts ! it t l i Fast War PLASTIC MCTIIRC Right Kara is Florida! HoUilnq U changing n o n rapidly today.-f k n t h * tcluring industry . . . but this much ' ia » ol plastic l* • bright ona. Every d a y ,. found b r pinslice and almost as rapidly. nnr fypaa of pUaHc.compounda n* being developed.' florlfb itsvlf may bacom* « rich wuroa a| raw malerlal few jNaOiea . , t coconul husks hsre hnc-n uaad and oUkRt eceircwe eta almivst certain to b« discovered Already several pU n ^ i^ ftceesin g pliiticw era ta O flRdliiii iil Florida bql lha held >» virtually wide OfM. Market, hr tialghmt pUrtlc* will abound in Florida and throughout Laltn Arasriran couutria*,.*o •ARlly twachad lrt»m Florida by tk« port war tra n sp orta tion �i ! t T»n :».\n i o h i » m ;n \l p . S2 * * i in i Di irt vi i ii i » hi \ i \ ji nut:, *•:*«■ mii » » mi \ MMi__A I. N O- TIC E .. » im tm .» I* ■ I viiim i** i t. I,, « ,li >1, I I... II ii t t.t »•! ti • I’ « •*».i • |.. u p i iii % t it i i i. ,, 'I J *I * »i»* i Hi* ••III I " Ut i l '! 1 I ■i » .t., 1 ■■*•■ k I ii M i» I I* iii , ii "Hi lUJ **>1 t * * 1• i*l * I" tin *nMi * 11**it* t •»* 11 1 or ^ - I■« i1 M lM f.'A \ . i i! • f uliii i M.irrtnd *T. J • I Mi- I k |Seed Potatoes Red Bliss W iiK K WJ111 I’ KACKTIMK n ri UE ( I I III Mil -> pm‘~ » wiMTSEt — ji .. . . iw u>. in» u w aurwd X, v c v « r * B * y j tow txaato a t z telaa*’ ro.. » aan,ribft* v*-"* pstn » « «'<«*u»•* w •*’ ^«tlA tWiW iiHD (MKi Tn hi t* KSSKN’T I A I CrtomuUioH reHtWi wnmiilJy N-- Om J it tnittf V--■ ~ r « » . h»> l m « u b l i » |)rf tf-1 ** £ S "f w ........ -j -U-* ? fm ■ ijp i r'U S tL* X 'S 7 t2x r3* .»tul „ . . Illi'iit i i t -if*' t- * I, • Am n. t.\ rKHIKNtSB I'N N -i'hSS A H V ( cause li rr** rljht to the wat of the lixvcn ana ci tmubln to help hcln looren and w Mpini frmr> laden phftffm. and aid nature In aoolha iu)d heal raw, lender, Inflameti bronchial m ucous m t m brawa. Tell ynur dru^ein to soil rmi a bottlepfCwimdUlSn with tin- im -‘ ’ ratanatnfyml youmust mustlike II the war it drrr.tandtnf \ h a n \ U in c iio r ^ tp * u o J ie p tlr ^ S. .11 u ■• 11*#1 til » IMI %fi * it T»ft Slnitlo J mU i For Your Cough How women and girls 'may get wanted relief II , I lit l«J **•Ii >•• A,, ( l i f t I • , I« 1' K 1> E r H 0 N E <> P R f t A T O R S i Relief At Last- », ’ r viX-f'V^ * xi ............. j I r* I i'f .1**1 *'• * •»' ,...1 "f *^*■ ,1.1 i inf tie *»l h. ■ •Ml l ............. * *>•» * > mr mI M'lUtJn h i i 11. ..f t ll-trfl ^ I III- i'll i ♦»,. t M>» * t ■I -»■•»* I *c- .1 V I •-4' •*t 1it i IM I £ ‘ - »- n I 1 I ..1 I 1 Hi t|U *1 ‘ h«n* »i -J i •11* **f ! Ii 4•, t ■11 i •i »I I .»• 1 I I ’I ' l l L»l< iit\\ k*'1* •j \p \ . \r i 'i N*r.; Ml l r i *‘H ■ ' M MJI * • •• 1 ■■I M i n .«•» | ui * , ’?• !"it ‘V'W i1' ..... . ,1: 111s l — I . I.i. in nt licit. t' ------ •T*» (K .rtin n - ]‘i \ l*al<l K in iiin il I It nMint Y n -a t lim a Imi<M i*a ,M K n v m i i i n i f lit a mi l l ’ll li A |*|>W Knil.lnytnetit Ktitwr»iimr '• W e e k d a y * — Saturday a. v tU I >" m m In • •! Hill I i- li I'l f h - |’ |mt Imv' Trl a.*iS— ~S$"' to hare your money back. CREOMULSION p ir r s it n « ; n Host g r a d e p a i n t s still a t i i i l a l d e a l s o . p u r e oil a n d l ur rpein'ine. K A Y .M O M ) M. r.M .U 'K E A l.T O K Iii |n inl,ili|i' I'linnr I'lin K riiln t limin.i.Hi lliinnir I M u r 1kfnyri’ l.iiiim. P IT T S B U R G H ,iii'l" lluiid i Mnritla S la lr Muni, Ilm Mmi; MAO0 WI TH P A IW T J ] VITOUZEO O J I .S u if o c PAINT PROtECTION ^ 1 9 * H O M I I . * A * M t , P A C T O X II AND fO U I-M IM T U e ha\ e for e\ery purpose and can s u p p l y > o u l o irnurr p r o r w i i o o lor i Irmft j^ r in d withnui 1 1’ 11m* ti'i’sl m t' On pu rch ases R U M - GIN- P O R T E D of tw o -fifth s V O D K A B R A N D IE S r I iiin riK ! Ii im c ritic a l )h i i i I IM­ WINES aiiKKVMt that all ordi r> fm frvri*. Hr plnci’d al “ . . . :ind lln \’ re so rarrl'ul things!" Y « ’*t •€!• M fF o n n M frrf a>k PfaiB k n o ll u t i l ’ll lie pli a r t l vniIh m ill D RY < I i:\N IN C Hu P .’ nil m u* L 1... * vb II iii|utH«*ii nt«r» i i lit •I 'll Dip » t « l< *1»li* ;•.-pull » m ’i I it 1" f l Mi j m i 1. 11II* m ||| |* h " I 11 . . *D. i n i *i D i i ••I mu I III your in i II | m t' 1 , I#*' p \iv i r im ia i « 111 vim ' i ' .' • paints. i | u i ’ll* * 1" l Ms Tcndr-E ry CO. «2 0 .t S a n ford Ai r . I'll LttXK »;r i : r \ M i l t Ml B I I'linn r Tilt: iim p i in i \ m * i . \ Sv i ’ lulu * " l I >\ II*. n o 117 So P \|(K !'■ *i P oultry t Sanford Paint & Class Co. u n |k \ I11Ir 1»'*|| 1f • TIM Tll PACKAGE STORE Afreai n r LANKY Ira-.! ■JI luiwr* in .iiIvam ■ <■! NICK’ S f*:Mint o ii r b e s t NOTICE try -thoilnjrr peri«*d. « c A N D ,,, i \ h l or more of L IQ U E U R S - t It > .1 paint in quality ^ a f r o in s t o c k the e*p*n*r n( Ir-.^oent repainting, hit Pituh.ir|(h Piinii. *i*iiahl* (or r»cry n (w Al nirlwtr. 10% OFF From OPA Prices m (• u . Suit fix cl K -m ! SI rtnt Sa n fortl, l lnrul.i ✓ I 'V l . i i r S i i h - - ! . |,■ Hunt’s I'uxoHo Kcod Store TKI A IK I- t u ll<> K 1st ill jin Nut Am.lv it N.o* In Kaaential Work II K I T . forC obitie.C h eitC d d *, Ironrhitu lira ! I . ril i i M to 1 ■i li \ M . E I I H2I 5 ! IT’S A DATEI and SHE’S WEARING <£ IM S& a Save Pointh Dn-hs Cleaned by $y Kalinj: SenpTiolo Co. Laundry Co. More Bakery Foodn DPy-Cleaninpr Dtyiarfcment .LI 1 Um I ■ ROKB’S HOWE BAKERY The confidence a smo<ith, apotlene apjidaTgnre ifiviH will carry you Lbruiiifh uny oefiodon. "W A I-IT Y Phone 175 I lt -1 I Ml ' i i j u F rom lOOWl IM U Ah IMPIAM DON’T WODU’ y THfY'UM uAWM & B. B. ETTA KETT C R U IDLE CAR tOTfAY . . csseritlfct i i Mi B in l MTh I mi r».*'i >ii p k . 1 |MlV'.t \ f hi ' DID vOi: L PAPFR 11 LLl U» tlh r a - i t ' Arc. I I m m l l.\ . r, ALWAYS” « **< *'1 ^oHters and N a v a l o f f i c e r s w h o h a v e j u s t r e t u r n e d f r o m , th e- L O O K I K N O W A G H cV V J H O S O O t N © T O M ACJCYl A P T ?iH btO O F NTINl* T A . . _____ B u r I W ANT VD U TO . We need cars badly for i u i R{ ) 1 0 r. W . I Ml a t . P h on e HB4-J SELL US YOUR - rm UUjAY HF,£> &LIH fl fo r SNOOPING AROUND If SH£:PiFF I DON’ T LIV.L M ' / s Lt Dry Cleaning Department im i■ Mi « n s BBSAK If UP "S O HE r/VN M APpy ANOTHER? - __ f N o v e e A n A c r o f t ’/ m ' l_CWE iSpifaHTlM'OUfH 1-------------------- 7 "" _ By P A U L ROBINSON | / a c e v o u k id d in g ? j^ e LINE- T see n so u DOZENS V_ o n o f tve; SPPEEN TIM E S " p 1 ---------- ■a ^ . if u M . L E * ~ ^ m _____________ j _ ^ ■ f& H iittf’ Insurance *<• * 9 „_ U c U t N * '! m' tkJ?X. 'V -* l “ ‘ - c If �> T liE P A G E U ff^ m 1 m■- 1■ a DANFOUD flE H A L D , fiA N F O R D , M O N D A Y , J A l ’T L A R ’V 2 2 , 1 9 i 5 F L O R ID A n "’Airhead" Seized By Airborne Men - CuuraeH in A,,jii„n Is S.»e«ate»v**«rl? rtf" ^ C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T ISIN G RATES 10c par tine f o r o o e Uwcrttoa Mr par lisa f o r th ro e tnrrrU oeo H e p « r line f o r 6 b u e r tla n * >6c pat Us* f o r 28 l&MTtlOM r, '* .. f* Minimum r e U . . . SO* y u o N E i t s o r n a i N o y o u r i d * to t h e o a n f o r d h e r a l d / o o a r flva r w d l to lb * llna. tn clu fu ig phono and address. L ! bdrarttomoeirta f o r altuatUna wanted will be chanrad f o r at Lba •gnlar classified rates. FOR S A L E ' LO ST- ~ H . R. P O P E CO. U. H. Tire* and Tube a L f t S T : in or neur Hitt Theater, J anuary in, wallet with money M O T O R C Y C L E HAI.K , and Identification pas* in name C I / J H l N f. tliaiu . uwtl- Only lUi Ihlnn linker Reward, Phone machine* left. Ext ra spii-ial cou nty today ami Uimnrrow. I amall Indian machine good tires, motor runt fine, looks go o d - L O S T : S L A C K pookcUiook c o n ­ $196,00. One 1U41 Harley, r e taining money nnd gai hooka A & II |16 reward, Simmln I. cc lc nt Urea and tubes, new but­ Sm ith, 111. 1, Hu* i v E W n f n r d . tery -apeeial $.108.50. On* 1911 Indian d u e l , new paint, new ba tte ry— $195.00 Sevan 1912 L O S T : Between 1.1th and IHth St. Harley*, all ready to jro—S p e ­ un Park Avr., Jnn. 20. ch ange cia l $199.50., Thla in nil fellowa, purae con taining money ami hurry and ge l vour*. No mure annul aei u n l v i a u l Phune HMJ-Wmachine* available fur u lung while A drpu.lt will huld m iy machine They ca n also In. fi nanced by puyin g 1 .5 dirun I A II Motors, 11(5 Went Rich Avenue, Re1.*nd, Fla.. Phut,* C A R P F .N T E H I N C , general ra4I6*K ( A ft e r 0 :9 0 I'. M.) nair*. W. J. Ru**ell. 70u W. Bill n t r e e l. Phone 747-11. 6 ROOM it urco bungalow, Imnie l i l l S I N L S S S 101V IC E d ia le p o m e ..io n — good Incu- WEI.ItlNtJ; lly an expert with :t0 yeura’ t'miprienee who guar* untee* every jut* Would ap­ precia te n trial ’I eniporarlly FO R S A L K : Plpa and pipe f i t - 1 lo co te d «,l IPM'x French Ave t i n g . , valve*, plu m b in g aup pliea.1 A It W e lc h ______________________ pre war automatic hot water j neuter*, compli'tu *tnek deep and ] F H A MORTCAOF, LO AN S To build a home ahallnw well pumpa. pneumatic T o boy n home aturnge tanka A O Rualrr 916 T o remodel a home W, I *t St. Phone 207. To refinance a home lion. RO IIKRT A. W I L L I A M S Phone 7.12 Atlant ic Hank llldg. ■ ARNINQ A B I U T Y - G O O D oalf % ■ wood firepla ce — W. Kldrr Spring*. il IIURNKIt f o r stove or W . Thompson. Flo rence stove «u<fd eomlltlon — $1^,00 — 607 W. let SL_____________________ M ORRIS Chair uul Harvard Classic*. 410 J’ a lm e tto Ave. T A U L E model Maple. D elco radio. 215 T U R N I I ’ H with o r without roots, 50c per buahel o r dostn hun­ ches. Hring contain ers . J, M. I-e*. 2609 Ora nge Ave. »ey cow; one Guernsey, ONE Jerse 1th first calves, milking 1 gallons or better. 1100.00 Ca*h each. Alto several other Jersey and Guernsey heifers bred. George W. Jonea, X-oi ongwood. Ha. G I R L wanted fur work, nu night rmlita Drug. tu at Sinfurd Room b KU. St air Dank Uld f Trlrphun# 3.1 ■mall hbuaa. : n p m a .„ nmtlnrii de- stiifii llttif fils I'lTfoct.* ly in nuruMl or modern ‘ v* • v-np - • •NVtfTni?d.‘ SjSrinjr con- Hlriiction, s m a r t l y tailored in it choice nt tjunlity in|icjtlrio.t. 59 table l*LKNTV of httYr w ritten wi t h | in m i Ly MATTRESSES ...... — jto ttc ry S S — 9 9 5 u p Full Size th Ilf 1 1\ e f sit It and Twin Size Id ihi*-t niff nt up by uir r u t d ir d lu h r t llm su p p lies from the $1.25 Per Week e n e m y's roast defenses Widr military Application- ha\e tn-»n found for thr nil v ! « . •raled-hf-am hvatllighl tlrvt-lu|iril bx’ fore thr vv:ir nml ulntost un, versnlly u*cd un A tncrlc an Aulumobllet. Legal Advertisement — im m :n Displayed at or AIRWAITE” p i i i i .h ^^*t iu \ LUGGAGE TO F p i i t i s r i : t!OHV*n.i» u.i„.«e pl*.^, uf r i . I . I . n r r end l',.,t Ofrire ait it I e*, u Ill.q.l.iH,, ---------03 Box Springs j=0 UUlrrt] f., a h l ' - i f lt> J re i f n it l l l l t-f *'<»«»plwlnt 1 11 #■*$ l > M 1 1 fm w H SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS rjoantU $0(1 f»»| til I ,11 . r n o w p«*ndlne Mi l tir> n r r m i Ke m l n o le (.'tiiitilF, Kit. 1 M u , o n nr Ij»f o r « line M* re h Muir l»jtt to « l i ­ t h e 5|h day o f Mnnli, .A (i l a i i I n f l Af aul t t h # r » n l a a l . l r n u e e wi l l t'n lm etli) WANTED— p r o e m ! Kf I*artr. L*t thfp oriler be |iubll»h#*i for th« atfttutory lima r<H|ii|petl by Inw. In Thr HA N F o l d > 29.95 IIKHAJ.lC HAnforil. Florida, a nawnpaprr of ffaneral rlreutaUon In said Fount* and 8t|t«v W itn eft my hand nhd = Q.10 up (plus tax) — 0 1 ‘ a Iviei|g * *o I Br III You arc |||||I>I|) ntvUfl-.l am] 1. 10'J b v itu iifu l xhutli’.s. fr*irr* mi runs aff truck operators. s,vl« fountain work. Medley- lam ps nr I'rvHtiii lia.’M'M, prutty 11 Pernup.a ih r key l.e ( h r problem Will be the m a m m oth new t'ti-lu If liilrr Fuither nirlmrnr nperatitms in Rurnpe will nnl b4» surprising nml you ra n loiik fur a wide use o f them in the Piirific Th ey an- 1 highly e f fe c t iv e in ruiifiertiiivi with omphtbinus land 1n|t*s, 4uUin$r pay. officii I = ill imtl o f of flee, nt Hanford, Florida, thin 10th day o f lanunrir, A l> till. (HEAL) H l « n * MCtet IKct i p c e d in g rvini lira*. In ( e t m d l n g th e y muel b e mHBriantly c o o l e d b e f o r e u » . O u r eervice will b e (v tt f a c t e n o u g h to g i r o maximum m i le a g e a n d s a fe t y , W g w ill n e t hurry o u r w e r b m o m f d g H y e a r PARTY to can 100 No. I can* of grapefruit hearts — I will rumlih cans and fruit — Write Box 221 or Phone M l, TO BUYt modern house with . three bedrooms. P . a Box B4Z, V Wood Rangesllj O. P. IIRItNDON Clark Clreiilt Court Hrmlnole County* Florida. N O T IC K An »* »irl niu lo n on th* ConstlInllon of Iho United Hlstr* will ha bald at Ih* Court llnusc, Haofnrd. at two o'clock on Halurday attar* noon. F ib ru e rr third. All appll* ranta for trarhar’ a cartlflcatra ara roqulrnt to t a b * this examination. T. W. Law Ion. Kuparlntandant. In Driving And Retreading TWO or S00 Amp. DC Welding Oenerator. Box A W , c /o Herald. SM ALL HOUSE * msonabte walking or but distance to _ from (Irm-pful, ManaE^r W ANTED 60 W ax J o b t. Odham'a Golf Bervtce flUtlon, Comar Flrat 8L end French Ave. Alvin Odhatn. owner. • Ottoman 1 >r M'lf itnd ih fm rml ikpidv k'lrtUilil m lnm! al 'drnta lending the t i i m n >it nOLLRR M0TCW 8AI.R3 NEEDS USED CARS (Y* grill pay top celling prices CELERY w in for b or 6 acres. t or uecd automoblloo. A ll OP A J. J. Dolly, phono 402-W, details handled for you. Write or phone ne to gome and make oat COPENHAGEN cabbage plants. appraisal. S. A . Hire, Banford-Orlamlo HOLLER MOTOR SALES Hl-way. Phone 828-W , 208 W. Pin t 8L fhooe BH ■ w ? ja r Chair and 1% i r M j n l r«r*M hhrd for same. $200.00 for tha lot. Phone 7804, Orlando for sppolntment. WANTED TO B EN T Izou n p e hr udvu«ad . ' *In $t Mti*. r t*if vdnt 1••*i \ THREE acres of celery bleaching TO HUY: baby betl and portable jot per: 21 tons of w in ; 10 sewing machine Phone 758-M. seed bed covan i clothes plna For Sale, portsbln typewriter. >RY, t h r e e ' ' b edroom *t done g r e r both InI' end m • m e r e b a r ’ g lo r y . T h e home i . j t v e po enrnedlately. E dw a rd P. Spacious t h r i r p a r r n t w *»r irua i i I i u h -. htT r r inkiriK nrtiuil flight t u a t t m for sale to eligible farmers and other T R U C K mechanics wanted, per­ manent job, g o o d w ork in g con­ ditions. good (lay with lota o f overtim e Phone, wire or write K, K. Keene. W in n T Lovett G ro ce ry Company . Drawer U, West Ray Station, Jarkionville, Florida ill , *•* lr«i IHTmUl*. tit -Indents ri-iftthtt]) university,*' hmi.I All vn Slet.enn htuflrnl111 !.t* ntjuirni New 1944 Model DODGE TRUCKS I ASHIKR wanted for grocery store lo ca l g ir l preferred — S I7.60 week s ta rtin g salary. — lien; A , c / o Herald, Good v l l u t t ' fi ami H.G. Ave H om e Front! m bttl>iiri|Z A n t ’ ll, and I’ uiia F l l . l d N G Station attendant, go od hours, «ix day* week A d v a n c e ­ ment. depends un y ou rself . Call M u ff e t l ’s Auto Service, phone 9126 t'O L O R K D Maid. Phom* U24. 14 Family I^jnn Company Knwland. Jr m ii! ID n s Important T o K eep Up Thew prrAident nf Thr w, ; ,irntm'dintt‘ 1y 1in 1\r 1 i iiitr, hwt p1-u: 1 - 1 1 i« | 1*4* t Liard f* r m *vi i at tecurlt v for a loan J. F | John li. Ntrtaon C n iv rrslly noth oritur*. Dei nnd, uriliounreil today the mil int ion «>f ground sehimt ' courses in aviutom which will, through a alieci.il arrangement with the Ora nge State f l y i n g Service. O r a n g e C it y . Kla , make It poaaihle for S te ts o n students a* well as other interested p e r ­ sons in Flo rid a to obtain the neerssary tr ain in g and experience to quality f o r pilots' liccnsca u n ­ der the regula tions o f the Civil Arm nautlea A u th o rity Ground sch oo l studies, including navigation, th esry o f flight, Civil Air regu lations, nu-tv sllogy, and :t crop lane nnd e n g in e iliamtem ance. have been included in the university's cu rric u lu m fm the Winter Q u a r t e r and will be p r e ­ sented in roiilii-etiiin with urtuul flving o u t ruction in Tuyloreruft Iraim rs under I lie diteelnm o f ttie tlrnnge Stale L iv in g Serviie. i.f which Mr 1 Wodt- f 'olemon I of .Minim he thr head At to d a y’ s Interview. Coleman staled thut govein uutuL t * 4 l l r . (ions tdacml on n v ilin ii flving at the time o f I'eurl Harbor have now la-en Huhstantialiv re m o vnl and It is aga in possible for civi liana In re ce iv e flight instructions without c r ip p in g li m ita tio n . For tnerly a f lig h t supervis or fo r tin< ivll A e n ia u tic* Auth ority, C o le ­ man began his fly in g i n n e r ul .Miami. Fla., 'when- In m .I.A. i )n ll'.’ H In eonnrelioii with (he gov. vriiinrnt d e fe n se mens .les, he was an instruetoi tn the Civil I’ llot Train in g I' i -i- iiiiii and !>u inII il V ino m i is fl.ght in i.ii, ■ at the Vrioy f ' l i i o . . - , , lm.il, Douglus. Ci-i.igui VV i i. . . n , , , , . a- ’ light -o|.i-i >,,..i |.., n,o i V A in 19 I I. I o ilm a n training progru nis f.u Arm y and the N.1 , , t.iir 1 - o f the Smith, All ground school w under the supet I Allen, head of St* vi-rsity » ilepurt nn-nl It R t u t r n $ 3 0 , $ 1 0 0 , $ 2 3 0 or m ore ...a rei ul ar in com e...it at valuable a. a bank accou nt! P rivate, f r i end­ ly service. Full i n f o r ma ­ tion. In qu ire. | (S[n*viith * A A Jo eri*v#*s f •i irintrurtor, wid 4 KuilfP lif St f t Mill Fr mi mm? I'ini-1 ntin HlO.ll lllslf Ui I 11If I lwilff.lv ■"f$I■I Mite* i ri| In p a * lh r f CHARACTIR - the fact that y ou ’re a re»pon»lble person- 1» retarded here as the most im ­ portant f o r m of s e c ­ urity. N o collateral needed to apply for a loan ! Stop in or telephone. HELP WANTED— M A I D for afternoon* Mr* lo o k , 7'Jii Mellonvllle Phone 792 J Ii KLANI*, Jun By H E R M A N K A LI EN landed by parachute ur glider. STOUT F lK l. lt , li„liaiia|Mi)is. u TltlMtP I A Hill Kli COM Ind Mure ulul I....... Airuy mi'li M I N I ) iT C C ) ............................................ ThU outrit, fra are using, ,n new w,,rd "nlrltead , . - qui-htly Confuied wllJi the air An airhead i. a patch .,f ...... ( o m „ , . n d ( A T C ) , file* irbortte flurcea o r c e ai i . ____ . ______ , ____ ground arized by airborne arachutista and towa the — parachutiata and glider troo p*. g lid e r , to the .elect ed airhead, It comparea to a beachhead ur loiter it flip* in .uppllea and bridgehead anted t!y grou nd heavy equipment and evacuate* troop*. the wounded. The raaaon A r m y men are uaPrincipal difference between Ing the w o rd mure and more 1* T C C and A T C i* that A T C doea thla: Top war pla n ner, are no lo n g e r I not uaually en ter com ba t tonea thinking in t e r m , of airm.rne dl- A T C du e. p l i a n t aervice flyin g f , , , v ffreig b—I.. 1 .I w „ ,1 AaBaanieara t\ 4ha ht nml passengers #to the visio n, o r liattalmn* battalion* or detach menta, but in term* o f a ir-h o m e tone, hut T C C take, o v e r fr om there. Als o TCC hring. wounded armiea. One g o o d t i p - o ff t* ' h r fact ou t o f enoihal to n e , and ATC f l i c , them on to hospital*. A T C . that the A r m y now haa nir borne laundry units, ice cre a m how ever, is flyin g the " l l u m n " in plant*, show er unit*, many o t h e r , the Chinn theater as well a* thing* needed by t»u*>P» s t a y in g j TCC> If the present thinking i* c a r ­ a long time if) the field forward, standard grou nd U p until n ow, with the e x c e p , ried lion nf the N orm andy and H o l ­ Itnt.pn will have to lw* added to When rarrird by air. land iub», airborn e operationa j this list troops are colled "a ifA P N e w » fe * lu r » * Writer * J such have been more or le** in the la nded" troops. Th ey already have nature .of co m m a nd o a t t a c k s — tt I have been o«ed. most liuLxbly i n : proposition o f Spreading ro n fu - ) the Rurma operation under w i n gale . but not to any great extent. aIon and holding a limited pbjee live until g ro u nd troop* eould I O ne top Washington airborne planner told me Iwfure I started relieVe the a i r t i m e , out on this tour o f TCC oml Air* Now the p ln n n & i ara Ireginn-j ing to talk alait something they born e bases: " T h e r e 's no reason w hy you "d e ve lo p m e n t. “ Stnndu nl call ground troop* -in fa ntry, artillery, t-.ni'l march lrnop » tnlo an a ir ­ e t ^ - w o u l d hr flow n In nfter the plane nr gilder and tell them to specially trained airborne troo ps to sit down a* easily a* you tell thrin to Ml down in a tr uck." have secured the airhead. Itrig. lien William I>. Old, The standard ground tro o ps would exp an d the airhead, mu he T C C com ma oiling general, told me ill hi* headquarters ere! it a battlefield in u* ow n righi We feel lioil till- on ly thing The uaewcc-eipee*. ami glider tr oops Would b. flo e II oOt lo limiting airborne operations now i o i . inneiinT'luir W rseehrilluetaln eet ready fo r another iob • mu lu rryin g la p a e ily ." Array'* T w o Airborne Arm * Aerial Hoxrar* At presenl tw o branches of the Already ulmoel everyth ing thut A rm y have the leading mle* in i n n In- rarrird by truck ca n he ulrlmrne w a r f a r e ' 1. A1 K HO RN K F O R C E S A i r ­ ( l i m e d by plane, If n e e s a r y in born e soldiers urr nnl ineinhet s several ideees. So wondrous are o f the A ir Corps. Th ey urc ape- the thing* being done now adays , th e ir is loi doubt that soo n the rially trained ground soldierVi miv will lo- able to carry e v e r y ­ engineers, -igiial men, mcdicnl thing tint tin- very largest tanks men a* well a* fighting men 6 ROOM country h o m i located tn |<\ M. n oY lt. I ll'", Magnolia Ave. I’ aola on hard r'-ad. fruit tree*, Phone 17H-J. chicken Hnuaea, ,1 acre* P u r e S T O H A < iE your <>*r nr K t n l ’a lilMlli.lK) I (Inriiim. Sp***i*: r»tj RO IIK RT A. W I f.L IA M S ■Uirufirr Atla ntic Rank llldg. Phone 712 | NA IM() SirvM'f* Ritdioi pickf«l up RKIl R U S S Seed polotoe*, c e r t ­ an<l ilrhvrrfi! The Klrotric ified Hunt'* T u xe d o Feed Srrvln* Co. 207 M*trnulia, Store. 2nd L S a n fo rd , phone rhi»r»t’ 101. .168. 1 M A K K Rrrrfht, fnMlnjr nrrFi*n«, C R Y S T A L W b-x, and Yellow H er-, pw r i*h nw In if«. r » I*iti r In; fur n|- I inuda onion plant*, per M. tur r* mpairihbr J M W il > * n ,. J2.LXI; five hundred, 11.26; one flul m»lia Avr hundred 40c, five thousand lota Hrpnjr‘s nmnll or *1.76. tnrw'*' ( a l l Pourarn ItFM A P P R O T I R E S <’em nt y tiofl U if h Arbor VIE H A V E in stock u good q u a n ­ tity of re-capp ed pataengrr lire*, practically all . l i r a , no [ permit* are now required N O R W A L K T i l t KS AND GIRLS FuR part time and full U A T T K H IE S time ut 1-anpy Drug Co. W E H A V E fn stock a fair quan­ tity o f N orw a lk tire* and n good . lo e k o f N o rw a lk batter* I1KI.PKR FOR Jim m ie Cowan'* Sheet Metal Works, i n . No permit* required fo r new tube*. 4-6 C I T R U S baga, pe r M, 105.60; 60 lb. cabbage b a g . , per M $156.00. A. M. Pre va il Seville. Fie Phune 2I04| H o i 67 * * a u S liiiiS U iS iilE m B iiiS iiiS H te a is iiiS i 59.50 Chifforobes 3 BRO ADFELT W e h x v e Just receiv ed a U r g e a h lp roen t o f 9 - f t - w id th * in s e v e n b e a u tifu l c o lo r s t o c h o o s e from . I I S STATE OK r t O n i D A TO: JOHAIB M A T WAL DEN . Ad* draaa unknown. A a w o m it ula m an t hav in g ba«n Had haraln aa required by law tat your p lica o f raalitanra la un* Vdd eh 4* m pretoduro for every Meg. Yeu .may wait a few heurs against you. Ihaia tnarafora to co m m a • • • have a * ‘ " 'V i • S a n d • Royal • W in e Murine Green specially a S? cffiS'cJ.'ff'T. 0 C btrry R ed C ardinal R e d B lu e G r e e n • We en train ed __ m a n for in sta llin g --------- . v : J S S ^ S b .J .'T Wla* Daeraa f r o Coi aatared a ja ln a t yau. .m? r » ‘i 10J W . 2nd V u lca n izin g « & & & Use Oqr Eaay Payment Plant S "r"& & i. ■ - • ■ g |Ik> __ - _ _ _ _ .39.50 HI �tr 1 \ — - ---------- — - ... 4 0 L - .!•: l . ra ^ * .u Sl S ^ c’ IHSUBW^ if n r wi-|( to he (rev, if n r » . - L Id p iru M r I n t lu lilt U.u-.n iiitnliiuiMr p u n Jeff* f o r which » r have lirrn ho long runp e n d i n g — w e must f i g h t ! • - I ' u i u i k rii.sn v . V O LU M E AN E H latiliihn l X X X V I Service Bill , Is Helped By War Reports SA N FO RD . I'.MIS O D T ® by A n d * Medals Presented Lieut. Swaim Is Naval Personnel Pilot Of P l a n e At Local Station Supplying Troops • heads d r i v i n g no Manila cautious­ w hich wan AWitnlnl t<• Li ijgi ly neared Clark Field, on * of the R o y F . l i r r r ) * J r . , t ’S N I t *vho r r grratest military pr ize* in the c r i v r d bin r i t A t l o n fvntti A d m i t ul Philippines. n ftir recapturing lln m ld R Sta rk, I'SN, C i « m m ,n d ( ’ amp O ’ Donnell which the Jap­ t r , I ^ S N nv id F n r t r ^ in K tif n p e anese had turned in to a concen- A im th e r nffte rr, Lt t j-tr l m tration c o m p and n mass ceme­ K 111i f 1*S N11. S a v a'll A v i a t *♦i i\« tery fo r th e hern** o f Halann, Itrr‘■t-ntei! with thfpe nmd.ti-i. ■ 1m*in if the 1 >l**1 infill* hi-d hlviiif i fi wa unit tin tithi-r iW" v < i r ^ i (iunllnurd n l‘ ag r t h f e e i \ T W r it e r Tells O f E x p e r i e n c e s D u r i ii K N azi C ounter-D rive 11s r > \ rnlo , IMF Repairing captured German •uiuipntent I* o n r of the sjim-ib I J, W . A p p e r s o n F 1 /c, U . S . N . R stationed f o r the past tw o year* nt tho S a n f o r d Naval A i r Station, left S a t u r d a y with Mr*. Apperson f o r Tappahunnock, Va. f o r n short period of leave, a(ter which Apperson w ill report nt a Naval receiving sta tion In Miami. George W . Rutherford Dies In Bay Pines • ' I ? ; 0;V ^ : _______________ -------------- \ If % 'I. I'M M i- in In* r \^ii ii 'iu l< -( | l'r* -"s M H a il ' I fir Hi %it J1 m nut nf ibe f r't tui r t ?iUf»pL a t i e i n p t i i in suppor t •<f A l l i r i l n ii« trn|>|>rd by Von I R u n t U o fJl ’ p o w e r f u l counter-of- |f e i i V r To (iOUg)ib"Vh v.hr» fl ' ^ f r r t l l y h n b li n i; t h e ir irrfn m ii 0 *-tigh c o m p W t r h jr1 r n a i r n l f i l by l i e r m n n rliv n- in n n; rtJir u n a r u i r i l C 17V were hi drop Ii d i n I I cs t f. fttu m in u pp-emm Am m u m liitn . i'iMolin<' pnil T ihm I sf itreN C m i tint m g ih c plane I flrw in Mai I ml 1 .1put. f i o r ilnn N S w a i m , f«irrm-r R C A F H u r r L i i i i i e t*ilot wh'Hi- n a r o n l ' . M u .and |< vitllmifd »>" l*nji r rtw l I! I i ..nil*v Sanfo rd Till I>e- 1- S u n d a y lilt m in nisur- GREER HONORED GUARDSMEN HONORED AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE BOMBER STATION. En(fUad, Jan. 14. (AV-Stato Jan. 24, (Special)— Sec. UeuL ------- ..M oca! Company D, Olln E- Greer, 33, Oviedo, K U i Battalion who vrara award- pllot of a B-I7 Flying Fortreaa of for out- the 04th Bomb. Group, haa been in the aw ard ed the A ir M e d al for atla last 4, merth>rioua a c h ie v e m e n t" w hile ------ ---------- peHlet|*iUwc Rk E lg lh - A l r Kor<» F ir s t I X bdm bln g a tU c k a on N a si w a r In- Ik’O.Ollb.lHMl Increaer ' " I feel confident.’ ’ Mr. C ru m ­ ley s a id today, " t h a t every citin-n o f Seminole County will r e ­ spon d generously to this great need. So generously that non i of o u r men anil woman in service will s u f f e r from lock o f any need nr att entio n that the Red Cross can g i v e Ihrm." T h e response o f e very one called upon to lukc an active p« part In iking wi'l w "■ this v e r y urgent undertaking be a,p.p r r t ialnl by 'y those in eharge of t h e \Va» Fund Drive. Red Cross Appeals For Poor F a m i l y T h e local chapter o f American Rod C ro s s today made an appeal f o r c lo t h in g for f i v e mem bers o f a c o l o r e d family w h o s e house has been com ple tely d e s t r o y e d by fire. Mra. Helen Rr hulls, secretary of the Red Cross office, said that any aultabla clothing for women rise 42 to 34, for girl* aged 10 and 12 and for boys, aise 18, can be used by the family and she asked that persona who wish to donate clothing, fnmlture, cook­ ing utensil* or dishes to tele­ phone BO or 104. Jodtfg Cameron haa given the destitnW'flnHJy a bouse for tem­ porary- u x , ’In*'till vicinity of the ana -which burned, Mrs. Schulli stated. -w.- Lt. U. E dustrtea and enpporting ground TOLL T A X . Bgt, Ufarry forces battling In Germany, The a Km- presentation waa made by Colonel A TLANTA, Jan. 24, Robert W. Warren, Vernon, Tea* bill to strip Governor Arnsll of L cfrre r, l group commander. Lieut Greer was a student at Krnnflh of in n i - a r i> •tint u n i i l i t Irn n rp .l.ii i- .irli i nm - 1 .,11,1^0 Itim in L' I I' t n.-l-C* O' ' l o Aid K\| tid l • on 1 t **r11 , i i, •Cl -Is r*u> r l e . l v. m m ,tl U u t i*i * iit i j.. 'ii.i , r ■. ‘ d <« it .nut .*,« i i ,i ,, ( ti n. |.ori, iii , Vdo o . i • MfOi ■m th o M ..*, ..u ,i > Itu Hi I tl tl .lull uiiiu roa.l md t r ra m nil4 h o' (. r mmi •»u \ a t, whl* b not 4s of u h .it It* i liti H e «te tfi ' s liv n g lh |i. h* f hrough »'•! I ' k r a i lit* in In ’ .m S i l l - HO rtf ^ t ' l ' r VI “I ■l 10>«I the tia la y A ln i> h a l ."»«• n i t l i * . ■ >■ ' • *1-1 - 11 ill • i ll I .1-1 * !•< i'.t jittil K ir- l fu r r key O p [n 'in n| rn n '-u -ii K m liru k iq i ih<- 5 -i ui 11 1u i p K u i u n '-. O il. r nf Ib -rtiu A - K a n iI Is ita t s h ip m e n t - b> n» fl f r o m I tinSanford area during tliu *evert tiny | er nn ! w ere *-■*t jmated , ci |;, ka li , t r .. , * .* • • .in Is I ,S . Vt i , i it in K id-ii ■ II 11 r* I ;■ n i t , - ilfs fin*! -iifei o f l h u o ’ ,nlid '« 'rfnpuny de« Irt i i**l that the en th o rv rail - 1, ipmi i,1 « "iii v rti' | ‘ • t *" .11 #a* north ii- the Fati-n.Mi’ ^ m l - uttd rtt v.- ih* t l h l u l i i u t end did ' l * •r r II.t u f f r e t ' II Ip in e n l » U ' I %■"'( li **it wt or west of the M i- - ' - * i| t » t River I he i mltaryo, l. .ohle«t s*i U hf m e f f p s t i i h t i J m o l i g h t Sltiid-n j \|o.**t the corn en * n t ed mu r ft*r reb ry .if. a i affectnl m H«« l*v northern 1h e riiihJll’ D .it"I ilenirtrid la log foi tin H r* ot cele ry which mullet lire |d e n t s fu ! in t h is siren Sb .i< p ti dt-tdined to e - l i n i i i t r the i - i f r »*tl the r m i i B f i ’o on 1 ■ ' ■* of able*, but state*! ihm it via v ;'! Musical Qu i z * Is Li cui . (. run ha!I Nursing Day To -,Prcsentp(IKiwanis N:1/Ih Be Obi;cr\td In As W ar IV is»m ir ByHerman Morris Florida Jan. 26 liable tii cause :i hen v i n la tr of th a n u~val R I), Keene, n f ttrlando, presi11 I dent of the F l o r i d a l. f. * *rr» a i Shipf’er" | eaffue ti■« hern *|U<il •* 1 as sayiTig ihtlt ltie ric|i«ifi wmi i j prove lu-nefic uil to prnwera Hadded th.it ttn*. vmmhl b f m I the citrus industry hy pr e v e n tu Florida gro w e r# from sendo ■| f r u i t tliAt might get d e l a y 'd j transit h a traffic •rm rl .i reuch the m a r'.e l m International P r e s i ­ dent To l»e (iiiest Here On Eel) E» t n* M i PtiUie Will Be Told Of Work In State I*y Nursing (iroups I j innv he- di.er»e*t I" « u r u f q* i t i ... s l NMh JIr v 4'lrtl e*e| 1 1**• r* I a r • 11 * **> A t , .1 me • niniuh ,ind . tii \ afirr I f,» Nrri r iCfi’ x . - t * v i h* d uui L > 1 hr fii Hn ' ll’ I *. ndta i t . >,j>i t* r o f frhwibr it.til -,i*t 1 lull t fi^ t*.rtt had t.^^n Iw^l.'f. o.t.i ill i l " " - 1 ..............oi .* . (■ -Ii by ' Ml- . .11 * ' " < « ■ I. I rondlthoi Soiur fruit in p u d ^ hoimr* thnt nan rim M slnj , ■ .1 •tin. ■ ■- ................ I ,) * in- . r o Rtllt.-ll 1 kn I!| I rdef ri*H * I r uck •t i pmeni ■» II 1 • 11 m u in J of o- ■ and the M. S ji 11 r i. he* gist •' H w .i i . i l l 04 k i l K 11JMl I I I. I, run n l» u I I snnni rr i if i \\ i i Fuller Is Found f i ui l t y Of Intent k'ltcM 3 h t » "»’ To Commit Murder 1 •Mil,i« \ll,,f ,i at l h> II 1 | |*I4*M*L (ii ( u| Arthur 1 i-c I idler, m-gru, a found gu ilt) Monday bv a tn Gircuit • ourt o f the rr muassault with intent to ratlin ■’ mltrdrr in th« second degree. ’ regard to one Allierta Darml colored, who. aernrding to l r - ' i mony, was ru t, bruised, bent* a r d ill treated b y Fuller. Judge M ll fimilh presided ,H the trial and the Slate w n- i • pjesented by Assistant Stale A torney G eorge A. DeGotle*. On Monday. G la dys RandoT. negres s, was acq uitted nf i ch a rge o f assault with intent ’ ■ co m m it murder in the second di g r e e in co nnect io n with the slid bing o f her husband. Charle Randall. On Tuesday. Johnnie 1). Au*ti n egro, ch a rge d with entering without bre akin g into a ga ra ge with attempt to com m it a nns.le meaner, was found not gu ilt) In the a fte rn o o n trial, WilliD unwoodv, n egro, pleaded guilt) to th* c h a rg e o f ro bbin g fc I Williams, white, of v aluable. M nlathi Curtis, n egro, was found o o t guilty o f b e in g a pa rty to the crime. Court m e s s e d Tuesday a f t e r ­ noon until T h u r s d a * m o r n in g nt 0 : 3 0 o ’clock when civil cas es will be tried, It was announced b) O. P. Herndon, c o u n t y eUrk. HO UR N U B R IN G A nlw cou rse In homa nurslnit will b« started in February it enough Sanford women era in­ terested In taking thia Instruction, Hr*. -Wr-A,-Leavitt, chairman of the Had Cross Nursing Service in Sanford said todav, •Thia course is especially bene­ ficial to th* mother* of children aa well aa all homemaker* as it teaches the fundamentals of nursing,’' Mra. Leavitt declared, added that those inter**led niisl Mi N1 * ’ Nf . , ! .• t ■ i • .. ' h »r •i Ml I i t ur i l I *. hV « , , i ... r I -a.tV . . . u ii n < it • -1 . V • 4*1 I J . I , lln I* ii st r (iuoriff To in p 1o To •SonoOn Landing Ship l.ieut. (Jg) G m I) Wood, J r, f o r m e r adverti-iiti* nonm ger <>< The Saiifunl l b i.d-t nh(i HlO bc^n fin il Lil v w1111 the Umtr«l S tA te a NnvuJ U n tie utn( K if& r r v e tin’ spent Mondtv Banford with inn III. '*» Tr 1 » srt if i n / * 1*i Im 1* 11- pt ed n it t«i y" >t It 11 **f \ lit" f ••l fr T. It. Board To Meet 8:00 O’Clock Tonight <rv^h»> Af M»*dtti*i rnnean, A 11 I'eti-raon, |iu-.iilrnt o f the nml Turvlnv in Hemiimlr County Tul-errutosl# and fri«*nih. nrrom* Hridth A.stM-ialitsti. tirgi-d nil panieri liy Mm. \VtMnl. nicniliers o f the Hoard to attend Lieut. Wood hn* Hrcn in I hr? the meeting nt 8:00 o 'clo ck toN * v y nrnrly t h rrr venri nml for n ig ht at the A rm o ry t h e pant year, hi** Iwen in n u n * Mr.. Mary H*w|tp.. Sen! Sale tnarul o f tho A r m r d (iuurd on u Chairman, announced that to d o te merchant vc**rl which ttuik him a total o f I'J.7ti2.fi<> has been to port* in tht* Mrd iterm ncan, realiz ed fro m the sale o f Ch riatA f r i c a and Southern Frunco. 1 mas seals. She made an a ppeal to nil those who have po t yet CITY M EET ING sent in their money fo r the seals In ‘ the absence o f M syo r Ed­ to d o s o at o n c e so that the g o a l w a r d F. Rig gin s who was a w ay o f 12.800 m a y bo reached b y o n a h'.itlnes* trip and o f City the end nf the week. Cbmmlsslorie'r TT J a in e * 'G u C who w * i 111 at the lime, the City | , BIRD - HOUSE Commission discussed only -pint-. t o n t e . t a n t a were reminded totent o f a routine nature a ( the I day hy Mr*. G e o r g e Harden. G a rr e g u la r m r .tin c Monday even ing, derl Club bird conservatinn rhnlra e ro rd in g to H N. Sever, cit y man. that the patne on b ir d dark. houses must be dry when they ' T h e meeting adjourned until are brought to the Hanford Fnrniaftern oon at I s4M» o*. t o r e G on qiany Saturday m ornin g , - . . . h more |mt»ort*nt n u r t - , » t 1 0 :4 0 A. M. Th e Bird H ouse wiU b# taken Up, Mr. S a y 4 r> Buildin g C o n te s t Is f o r s chool • u * • " ,«• ■ children o f all ages. " ” ,n- i . - - - • -,jf {. v» I •»• r ‘ I t ,i I birr | in ii 1 - I'D L D m »ri|- *i *h*. » » ^ • M r. k*r,in V ,• 1' 4 * 1 Ml 1 * \\ rliih ..i(t 1-1' It* ‘ ' . ,H’ f ***»*.» | i 1 • I 'M * -rtll- 1 , 1' M. . liny. Fell 11 h. .. ’ . ( ,* e• Ii if. f , «I1 H *- Hi ll Friul I! N\ ,L ■" .1 - • ru > i - i h -r 1 |. • « L - ,. i il" llt.1 r I . ll Ml r | ,1 ' 11 r111 *i pre*pur 1**1 iili.VVMU i i ................. tl |n»r i IIM'II ' III I k \ . Ian v"» -Ik."f * II . U 1lu-ri Mu i- 11 11- ' i f r o m 1 imi *- l * i im ni 11 y ffOin M-Mli A h* •, i\n if ii ! 1 • . ... . • n* , • i ♦-• hi i* III iii t N(|"i i,11 i i it n ij 'r M 'tVmpIr, a i ***,ii Ii*111 rsf *ri ii f iif r| and tht* »ot’ 1 . • t hill hi* |1 M’ r l , wnr nr**rt In •»,, Hi1 1 Tslt | had Lri'ii l i. |- ii Ml 1(■ l*1V♦4 In 414 ill 1 Till : "fill -nil t*l M,. I •inplt*44 ivuw ***rx | tii| m-ih tfir 1, H, Nnvy, ha* Vf'lfPt It |i|. ^ " r ■, •t 1 " 1 1 i mu in' |U1 ill 1 ifiii hi pliv - u n.i ii Inn ir hill* H , 1 . , h i.n-M r **11>1 | •ft 1st ) . ■ i- * .i ,iii ) -in! mu* M Li’b-M ■h" ’ i"fi fnr .Int y almuiril an I S M 1 1-i ii.lmL' SJup, MinihirnL a letter til ,-i« . * > ,■ r.. tin- , lu-r* ■«u ) , / . , r u , h ll f| i' V ••III Now "tutnui'-tl nt th»* Amphihi m n t t l e r . fr .. iu I ........ .. T u t I - - ,- y , t ' t t ,tl nnnir t*» Illl» 11u**fi|fij' Ha t* 1 title in Hi m at Dul l ’ *'* *’ * I I * - ’ till I I I ■> f I f III lit |,| , L " - |*lt i l l IM’ i l f « *t«48*k. \ » , l*i*in pli* M [i n -l'o r at P u r huiii. \ j1 h )«■ R-> mr tnt* !«■i 4fu 1v ui I he F a r ifie tin J. W t, i * 1 H I mi * In j I' Ii e VN. i i t >i*| a r t i m n l nivitrw •111** uf lln* im v fnai tank car Was a g :i e -l id I I U nlu-n #ttLi r u in n t HH'«so y I- ru n ■ | t Ot 144 4 *»it JS W’ li'l thti! y»<i 1 i’tii il-h ,4 » r - m iih iv n l ir Lieutenant Wo o d Vi si ts Fr i e nd s 11a rr \ Pohsiiu IVIIs HI ( 'heist ma> Tri*t* 1 Mil ----w—---| \ r* -11j* *i *: • •• •il (In* 1 ii. i ’ 11 % ! L w t *1 niw ii* *jia) 'it ,i ll* .th r r r . i t 4». I • - f I n , . \ h i t h u , ,,r t| »;i!f . - |rt-r »< -1 i »u t u 1111r i Ml I I ’ ! Met h .L l.i i nil | m ji •i •i - in- a h *’ t ** in ! r a i n ’ *a fin1 Mr i l l Ire 1 M i . -w ,r ft ft 1 »4 - 111) i if -1 | »•-! r 1 i m -1.. t' L f r , » hii l 1 ' ti ll. 'v ||» |1 1| I . rr. r t .1 i. . | L {? . Nt • 1 > 111 . « 1 fl. rtl |• ^ ! •| . * tf t . |. ith rv j - it|-.| 1 III. M '■>*** 4 i t, . , i j i -, * f 1 f , . ! !! .* M .f- '4 1 i - 1 " I " -1 1 ,l . n |a. k , ni ■ r i n r it... U min i Rf»\ \J.ii if Methodist Church, and o f fro m > I Hil.oiiti.nou in SIfOO.lMsO,■ Otid. It tui- ln-rn announced from W a s h trig tmi that es Innate* the Red ( i n n m ad e for the War Fund Inst Kail have become In­ a deq u ate, making necemary the i ittf- irtlt -iw i t /, a ln n g (*rv**t iiu \ r 'Irt'i- i- i ' S ili- iiu n I\ h ii m a p . vvdl *i-i \ c a , \Wi hunt, th e tri> u (w tin * A rm y tii fuivp been I m,I t ai] o'. were > *‘ tre l nl*le* lta.ivl«l*d S o v ie t yesterday ufterfKww l»y HrtInn nf Sta ll L u i i i r u M t i r k r t p r*-* 1 4i ch u irio u n f->i Uic Scmmu le I m in - . th a t tr uck s h i p i n e n t s of 1 1 *. ty R e d t'niss Chapter during th* mid ve^etable-* f r o m the i i m i k I P 4 ft drive which will open hen- uo uld he v e r y heavy d u r i n g H week H« the r e s u l t n f the e. on Mai I bargo. T r u c k # laid tip w i l l pro* M r ( iiimlr) hae lived in San ( ( ‘« B l t * « ^ Ob F i f s T A r r e l ford since I!<.11* He is a member of 70 Last Natural HarrierRefore Berlin’ ‘ Re­ ported S l a t e d For An Early Crossing R u s s ia n D r i \ r < n i i t i n u e s T o KolJ r au-in a L ilc r llii the O ffice o f D efense r r a i i i j H J r t n tio n due to rail tra ffic Jmn* cnu-etl hy b l u r a n l * ih m iC ru m le v T o Serve As j R e d Cross C h a i r m a n It M IU .lt = F ru it HusIy e f f o r t « are Rpinc ntiiilc I vegetable and f r u i t Ahiftpilu* kn c a r r i e r t i e . nf T f c t ' h a r l e . II M< I n t y r i thtK ivu, c C lu b He .*nd h i . oldest of f o u r Mm- of Mr 410 I Ylrs K H M c ln ty ir Fanfnrd faintly nv■- al I'-’ u Wl-sl ^isteenth Street, Aven ue and f o r m e r cn iplo ye v of O w i n g to the in e rra -m g neeil the Atla ntic T« m«I K u p p ly ' " i n for ICi-d I i -.5* o - i v i i t in the party of O rla n d o a e .o id in g t** . Kiirn f*i*nn .net Taetflc tru-uter- o f lecr-nt artrcle in I h . Je t-- y ‘'It-ue i*.n r tie , ...it .d t hi n.,tienal War | i I ’u I l l r r a l i l . | K u o ,| riililpingn tins tii-en raised | T r i o r to e n i e r i i g tin- A r m y at ('limp Illanding four y » a r » »g* Tfc. McIntyre trio n n u m b e r of the Nationnl Guard unit itt Sun f o r d for three years T h e ’ article refers to a unit of the Seventh A rm y, a rurinnn com pa ny : " i n haltle ouUlile an Alsatian town, the unit set up alongside a flo u r mill. S e r g t. A n ­ th on y A u g tn U ro rtf Minneapolis, Minn, nml Pfc. t’ linrlea Ih. Mc­ Intyre of J e r s e y Shore, I‘a., tinc o m p a n y ’s s p a re time mechanic* w ent to work again. T h e y repair ed the mlll’a eleclric ge n e ra to r and pluggrd In two Germ an radios raptured on the ro a d to * Word h a s been receiv ed o f the Germ any. Aa a result, e a c h bat­ 0 death o f G e o rg e V . Rutherford te r y fired to th e tunes o f T o m ­ which o c c u r r e d y e s te r d a y In Bay m y Dorsey end other o rch e s tra s ." Pine*. M r . Ru th erford nad been Oore again the cannoneera wore confined t o the V e t e r a n ’ s Hos­ located near a sawmill w h e r e the pita l . th ere f o r .the n # * t three broken-down machrnrry waa an month*. immediate ch allenge to a g r o u p » A resident of Sanford for many “ yean, Mr. Rutherford lived on th at Included P f c . McIntyre. "T h e y had It working Just in the Country Club dload. lie la tim e fo r tho engineer h atla ho n aurvlmi by two daughter* who live In California and two *on». to com* a lo n g fo r some planks Cadi . Rutherford o f Jacksonville to build a ro a d . " "P fc. H c ln t v r a , w hose wife Hillard Rutherford of Auand two t o n f Duane-g ml W a lt e r, . oneral arrangements hare not a r e residing in Jarsey Shore, been completed and will be an- completed four yeara in the A r m y la st N ov. 2 8 . " ’ later. • M tU m rd T i m o r 1 < I*- , t i l l ) c .r Pfc. McIntyre Repairs Captured Equipment Al \ H\s E, E V R V F VN \ f I It UK U l 'K K A T l O N vi r ...... | 0 I \M Ihirinv n seven day p r n t «l end iffi y ' Tur* fin v , f rwriw\ - U11 iite n I ^ b y rail from fteniiiinir CtniM-t w c r ■ estimateAl to have Keen Did car or about Ml percent 1,‘ uch o f citruf r m l n and \egetnhle** i eler> hi [rj:»e*1 f f o a i t. h f* Sr in ford ilist r ir t V l ( ! t A l l . M l l t . A k John S McCain i*nmmamler of a h n ir r b\ rail amounted to I»m «urx in m i r i e r ta*k f u r t v . Mam!* ut u ttviit n-n hi* flwy'*hip ns f»* esti n n m l W iIIkiiii F MuNv>. T h m l F i t •1 • n m m a m lvr, reuilit the c i t a t i o n 1 thi*» pentxl, accordin g ii rv iim p a iiy mt? the f i r e n f i i t i i t lu ll of 1 tie ’N . iy y ( m »n*. M e t mu •* c a r r i e r 1 male-, by J E Walh rii, secretary 14Mkk :i he:i> s to ll of .Jap *hii>jniik' i l i u i - Nouth C h i n a coast. N n v y f»f American F r u i t G ro w er* foe, a rut o f the Sem in ole t'minty Farm (tImfin t Julei u.n t-oi.tl I Bureau Captain Smoot M a k e s A w a r d s I ’o L a r g e s t N um ber A tO ncTim e Roy C h o r p e n ln g s t a t e s hi- is glad to r e t u r n to t i n su n sh in e of F lo ri d a a f t e r en co unte ri ng i r n weather o n n recent b u s in e s s tr ip to Cle veland , Ohio a nil Newark. New Jet sp y \ V K h M > | i\ V n r ir a t iit n t i o n R here In in o h iliic t r u c k s |»» move, a l least partially. S eminol e C o u n t y ' * In r ire AuJJplir* n f vegetahteA and c i t r u * i n i i t * . t a il s h ip m e n t s * o f \\hp*h in to f r e i g h t c«»ngep|eft n o r t h e r n area* were blocked at 1 1 to o'cRn'k ( l r.trci'i'liig th e nerd f u r nn all nut ( elfo rt. | Tht r r - n 'listn m id } rune'--' I T e f k i n - tin-- la-rn t u r n e d d " v t » h> Pre siden t Roosevelt and she w il l continue S ec re ta ry of taiiior. 0 It was learned a u t h o r it a t iv e ly th a t she had intended h e r r r » t g nation, s u b m it t e d ns n f o r m a li ty , to “ s t i c k " tinil had been pre par­ in g to le a ve a ft e r the tnaufiura('apt O I* SmtMit, V HS , nun lio n. T h e P re s id e n t rejected her mundili? nffir er . f t Me- S:»nf.»rd r e s ig n a tio n o r a ll y la a l Saturday N u V u l Ail St AHit «ii, iHiAi-ntei! tin 0 and fo llo w e d lh|n in th w i t h a let I m rirt*ft n u 'iiU -i of ni p i l iilb, nf ter Sul M e a n w h il e fr o m the Pacific fi roinmrndatiun^ at n*-••> was rrtro rte d th n t Super-fort, tirdnv vet t“ Ih* pre»t n tfd at ihi joined to d a y in a s o f t e n i n g vj|> of S i k i i f u n l S t n l m n Th rw l> i“ tifig«n#h^d k l y i np Iwo J i m a , island fo i tre ss 7Ml A lt \Ji*dii 1*», miii A uiUea s o u t h s t j T o k y o whic h Jsp- ( ’ rti^tik. foil i Curptr W nAred t i m s d e a r t e h a r p labeled ia S ilver Star MtHal. »*iu* Hi-art and tw o eoiiiflii-mlat !«■»»* a t s iU - n t iu l Ain c ri c a n in v a sio n oh to n v r o ffte rr j c c li v r . K n e i n v r a d io * mtlmatesl w i n e p r r ^ r n t ^ l that c a r r i e r rtiiU on T o r i no sn n m! three m l ikied men nr.w m have co ne in to th o t h i r d suc­ d u t y at ibn A l l SUl«bi. TI.#* L m h cessive d n y . •nt award r v ? r p r^ ie fi ti^ l "«i tht — U. S. Fourt ee nth C o rp s spear- ha.ir wan the S i l v e r Stm Mtriai CITY BRIEFS A ll O f V e g e ta b le s fu rre d —•fW'Bwmrmr. - ® v . ho h e a r d talks by tieneral Grorge Marshall, A d m ira l Krncsl Klne, W a r Secretary Hlimsnn, and Navy S r c r e t n r v Korea* till lleprei r n U l n r W adsw orth, New York salrl the ta ll ? dealt | i n n ir ih m with tinprogri*-s <>f tli<■ w»r. O r d e r s S h ip m e n ts L O N D O N , Jan. 2 4 . ( A D — T i l e b a t t l r of the i r l M de­ veloped i n the H o u s e o f Com­ mon* to d a y o v r r the question o f s e n d i n g ( h r B r i t i s h eipilvali nt o f t h e ' W A C S oversea*, 0 with t h e men m o * t l) In f a t o r of ke ep in g the g i r l s al home and t h e women f o r sending them abroad. T h e m a in l o u r ____ hinged M l the t e m p t a t i o n the WASJIIN’OTON, .I« m. 24,— (A I*)—The hemls tif the armeti forces inutle a secret war re|Mirt to Conifress to­ day ami hackers promptly • claimed n IrtK boost for Na­ tional Service legislation. The meeting, an annual event started last year, was atlende<l hy most of the members E l.O K I D A , ptffWITH WAR BONDS N I . M S I ' A I ’ I It T;MoteSd;R« fsian Assault Troops Mass in Rail Jam Along 50 Miles Of Oder River Task Force Chief (Jets Navy Cross ^Resignation of Mad­ ame Perkins As Sec­ retary Of Labor Re­ jected By I>resident * I N D E P E N D 1CV | nt thtn , ltir.tr| H its iril h,-1 *>r r he e-iii,*,1 the Navy in M a n h . i f I a- 1 t e a r He t . u f o i t i i i ' r .I n d e n t and fi m lb a ll s t a r uf Sem i null- H i g h School. M i T e m p le , hot h r o th e r , i»| ii ^ t u r f k r e p r r F i r i t ‘la ■»,» E S N 1 ! i hi* h m tu r n a i v ! h r ■nn« *»f Mr M.I3I J Mr a, M Tc rn p lr W ggpr■'•'41*1#’ nt ITflUt E l l i o t t Ave n u V in S n n f u n L Five Mon L e a v e For Camp Rlandinjc Five men have lieen called from Seminole Cou nty for in ductinii at Camp Itlsruling into the srior-l service These were scheduled to leave at 0 :20 this morning, it was nnnouned y e s t e r ­ day hy F, B. Cart er, selective service clerk. Called for fnducttBT) w rr*: H srrv Herbert Heaeley, Wlndel Rraddy (G e n e va ), Wilson Eugene filneletarv Paul Harold Miner and Joseph Edward Fodrie. (n addition. 20 men have been called for pre induction and ex aminatinn and ere to leave at him ! |. NN. t'h.v. IlHrl U It h hr k r-n tllrW tli4*(|| w‘ Ilk. l-rtl iffrVA f,* *-if I* I » T - .ill fits III |ll U #( 4 t NNi i hrn Ih r r u ..... . , f |.,n all >*vi ■r th* Irrr NN c i i I■**I ■aomf nr* *U** huRirr** v\«fh ."l. -r .- .t v%ati‘r « B ' I IM'J them s*ll n t r r il f ut (% •Tar f r t m i ,1 |"» . u f •Im q ( m an-1 tl«+*l il In 1Ti a »,*(* . f i ht4 tri*** viui kfitiv* i h«- Tir urb i inaiiJi* n f a planum ra n **NV c (-rr. nl a»h#r-f all uv #r Ih r hut trim nrul mat!** S a n tn * l a n > iiu t of coU- n. ami \;it him h I i h f ("ot o f t h r l f i t T h a t niatif *»ur ! Dll n l q i i i i l r . *• F u r O i n u n i . T . k%» Bo ug ht «>ul «»f * tnpunv f i i m h a i| u » r l of u iiui ariovi i y f a f r t l r# unit ah- ui ti tfuf r u l-fir# nf m t u l y fo r r a i h i ini’ u f tin i m ihi- cunipany. ( h r l a t r u n # ila y , I u n l k n l tn “ ^nca r^'V v iIin tr** ami cave my ra n* ly to c h iU J r r n amt I ’ h r i A t m t ’i nlirh t. | w u r k r t i nil n i y h t . An you r a n r r » d i n th e p ape r*, t h « war i! id n't nlrm up,*1 Home On Leave Editors N o t e : —-The f o llo w In , names o f Im ) k in service " h o m e on le a v e " have been submitted hrr the Tilol Club fo r - h l e h Mra. Z. IL R s l i l f f . telephone U l j , and Mia* Blanche K en ned y, telephone • U - W have been selected aa a co m m itte e to secu re names o f service men and women a* that their" frie n d s m z y k n o w ■ ken they are in Sanford. S t a f f Sgt. A rt hur H. Beckwith, Jr and Mrs. Brckw it h o f IlalGmore Md-, are spending a 15day furlou gh with relative*. the tame time. Nam*a of these Ideu L John lla ll is spen din g a will not be given out other thui leave from Fort Bragg, N. C of those later accepted for ser­ w ith hla p a ren t*. U r. and k in . vice, Mr. Carter said. J. W. Half. — ----- :---- — -----------------1 ^ ...........- --■ -sk h lw ■ ». 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, 1945 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, January 22, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 22, 1945. 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>, January 22, 1945; <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/6fae02d725b1b9e7528933ad836b2c66.pdf d9bad10dffc40905e118c34ae5301a00 PDF Text Text V ,-jr . r !AY? JANUARY 17, IMS vNTORD IfE/LALb. uANt OftD. I LORIDa f ACL - EIGHT muRg.di f Seminole County r.ere — Court Record - C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G RATES ONE l t t O k liXINO r o a n 14* to T H E a lN F O R D Q U U U ) U t li r a w e e * U U a ltn», inendina |0* m 1U i and oddroao. for ottuaUana wanted wUl k. charxed for at Ua* fX)H RENT 20 ACRES tiled land In Eureka — liammnck. Mr*. T. A . Erkin. phone 71B-R-2, + HOUSE FURNISHING. Dininx ONE larx* nicely furnDhed room room null*, badroom ault*. on the bin line n*ar tha Air breakfaat »ulle, amall heater, IU i f . 2104 I'ark Ax*., phono varlcllra othtr turn*. Phnn* 41M J. *&*.W COW manure for flow*r», bin bet. Phona TtS*W. LARKSPU draxon 34iff. MV DESIRABLE loom, private fam­ ily. Cloia m. Phono MS M. Cornflower. Snap* I.ARGE ronifortablo room, South* oattam oii*mir*. Gentleman inta—Phona County preferred. 407 Maxntilla Are. LOST IAJST: One black patent lea­ ther ladle* *bo*. alio 7, b*tween Sanford and I«k e Sfonru*. Return lu Herald. BUSINESS SERVICE CARPENTERING. aenaral r^ naira. W. J. Ru**ell, 704 W. Oth •treat, Phona 747-M. & ROOM iluceo bunfmlow. Imme dial* po.iaa.km — rood lm-a lion. notIF.HT A. W ILLIAM S rhea* TU Atlaatk Bank Bid* « 1 A MORTGAGE tX)\NS To build a home To buy a home To remodel a hum* To refinance a horat HTR SALKt Pipe and pipe fit C. M. BOYD, t l l t t Mainefti Phon* 1 7 8 J. tin**, valve*, plumhlnr aupplle*. nre war automatic not water heater*. rompUte »tock deep and STORAGE your car at Kant** Garacw Specla' rata dood » hallow well pump*, pneumatic •inrar* atorajr* tanka. A D. Roller f»l& W. lat- St. ITion* 247. RADIO Servire -Radio* pickeil up and delivered. The Electric 0 ROOM counto- home |nrat«l In Servin’ Co. 2i)7 Mautnlla. i w i * on hard mad, fruit tree** Phone 101. rhkkvn home*, 3 acre*. Price LSoOt.Ul. HUtlKKT A. WILLIAMS Atlenlle Hank Bid*. I'heo* 732 ;NTi 4 room home, bath, ace. Inmnre 410 Myrtle Sanford. TWO FR E S H ph< «ov*. lh*lr flr.t ralvev Mllkinx 3 saHotia nr belter. G. W. T o m *. Ixxurwcxvl. *37 I.ARASJJt Bfdan* HELI* W A N T E D — W ANTED at mire—Ixulii learn to pack lomatue* Flynl, Stair Market. IRLS r Oft fMirI timt ai Umi al Lon*y Druir Co. HELPER FOR Jimmie CowanY Sheet Metal Work*. {jars. S H itr BICYCLE nr ualkln* tne*««n**r to work from 4:00 4‘ , M. to TWt) STORY frame houaa to (1:00 p. M. 40c per hour. wreck. R. B. tRUer. Country 'W.KSTRRN U NION Oub Road. Phoma M0-R. CASHIER wanted for srocery FtlR RAl.Et two lola In Flora stare I oral ilrl preferred — lU fh t* , W, E. Nm la, Svlvea T17 ft0 week *larUn* aaUry. — ter lid- S K., Route No. 3, Bo*. A. c n Herald Atlanta. 0a. GOOD oak voo fireplace — V FJder BrtlhM* for atove or W. Thompion, W ANTED— M WANT*IF* . . HKNR, PALMETTO CF.HY 3IT PALMETTO NUE. PHONE 441. , dRO AVE W AN1E1) TO RENT FURNISHED hou*e or apart­ ment hy roupl* with no children. Phone Ll*ut. Couthlan, 1160, extendon 344, after 4 P. M. W ANTED by N W I Ofncar and family, two bedroom fuml»hed house or apartment In or near Sanfonl. Box L c/o Sanford. Herald MAID for light hou»*wortt. Mnt. Hoy Beery, 2112 Palmetto Ave. WANTED, experienced cook and h<>u»a Birl. Good (alary, ptr* inanent )ob. Box Aft. c/o Sonfont Herald. Ua banded for r * « , WVll LW» MOTOR M I M Flrxt BL ; fkam W PRACTICAL nuraa or part Urn* nunta'a i iiU U r t for alead y em­ ployment. Abpty E, e/a San­ ford Herald. M ISCELLANEOUS T» ! • ' W a s fo b o . iSi O slf Barrio* Station, • F irs t Bl and French MRS. ROWE - Avon Rti alive — 407 It W # a Slrtal. 1*4 anythin! CURTAINS wo»h*d, atutW d and Jtrctched. BU M a l l o n v U l a , ir U ie ycl* In food fill ixrap for alt* food condition. Friday. Janaary II Warranty DeedDmJJ. fl.C. *t ui To ' f llrml*h*w AiKdown, Frank B. et ux To William J. Toll *t ui I'rottar, Jermnn* *1 u* To Emma Pro***r. Murpm Frank C at ui To Jack Brawn at ux. Mark. RX. at ux To Kh*lly E. klaek at ux aa atlat* bv unlit*tie*. Lh m Strickland Morriron. Inc. To O.D. Farrell Rati Eat at a M o rlj«tr Fryer. Rob*rl J. »t uk T o Florida Blat* Bank. Kinjriland, Milton II. at ut To Jorobui Nyhoer rl ux. Ball, (leortr* To Ital.and Fin­ ance Co. CktlU l Morlaeaf Rkhlrdxon, T <i. To Florida Slate Bank. Itatixf action* of MortRBK* F%«W»j4 .Verm ------- Z ' U r p r To GIthn Holcomb* rt ux. ' Coo par. R.F et ux To Ban F. Wad* at ux. Sanford Atlantic National Bank To Took., Jr. D*I.and Finance Co. Ta Gaorirr Ball at ux. Partial fUtlefactlon of Mori Rax* Central Fla. Producllun Credit Atin. To A.M. 8l*w»rt «l ux. Aaaltamctit of Ga*. Oil A Min* ami La axa H*yek. Jrweoh C, at u* T,, Tht* Walar A**ivci»ini **II f « . Monorabl* Dlwhari* U.H. Army to NeDon Jackxon Declaration of Domicil* Hlmp*on, Furl E •»»t*■s it* i« a mident of l^mjpi'tod, Florida Your Tb/nts m n «* Every Gfocery and Pro­ duce item in this ad—and most meali — are point free folks! Eat without points - make Super Savings! UNRATIONED FOODS| Quantity Rights Reserved Price* Good Thru Saturday, January 20 201 E. First Street — 320 Sanlord A ve. n.E. Hobday, January IS Warranty l>**d* Mach, Romo* *t ui To M. 1.. Johnoon *t ut Clin*. A. E. *t Ui I" tici.rifix B*nn*tt. Valno, Harvey *1 ux To llo.a Bootcr A Maxi* Poorer Priori, l1**! W *t il lln r- of V T. t**t*r* To E H Kilt.c. Maooly, Pearl 1 To ltd In- M«>' William* Caldwell, Henry rt u* To Vol Kilty Philip*, Albert M rt n To <i W. Brown et u» Herd W'ltater. Georx* it m r>> Joseph A Melirh rt 0* Hall Claim Deed* Jon**. 1, C. & P .1 tb*thi*r* To Jfrnml* Miller et ui Harvay, W. I- et m Tr. Dan S Jnnet. Affeelaenl. Fur Herd . Hill, W C ,t To < rn" foi William* n ux MeDat)**!. W I' et ut Jo « irl U tmndfren el ux. Re*I Ketale Mortxair* fifteen*, L F*. et ux To K»a llurpcr. Brown, G W. rt u* To It A William*. l/*a.e Hxmenn, Paul at ux To Char lat W»l*». Chattel Mortxaa* McT«»r, W. F. To Florida Stair Bank. Bill of Sale Taata, Jeffart To Timothy WII ton. SalUfacUwtx of Mortiaae Florida SUta Bank To V M Thun tori Farm*. Ftrrt Federal 8* vino* A Loan Alin, T* Robert F. Cole et u* Ruherdtna(loo A|re*ment Jefftrian Standard U fr In* Co. To Th* Taxa* Co. Aaalfnmmt of M o rlin .t Harpar, Era at vhr John T. To R. F. Harpar st ux. M«dkat C«rtlfl.ala Stata Board of Medical Exam packages Sw ift'* B le n d e d New Crop Florida! Jewel 4 11 U. S. 1 Maine Pound Carton Potatoes 10 Fancy Florida I i«th Ha 31c Cabbage ib 5 c Ciiip Ho Carrots 2 15c C elery 2 uaik* 2 5 c Winn Y«liow Cano Jion Onions 5 ib« 2 5 c Rutabagas ib 4 c Bl occoli Ifl bch * tincy Calif Spilzenburg Ya/h Cooking or Eating rL O R ID A G B A P tT H U IT 5 lb* FLORIDA TANCfEHlNtS 3 Ib. ORANGES 8 Ib Dag 49 c 2 0 lb Bag SDNK 1 8 T CALIF. LEMONS Ib 29c 27c 1.19 11c Kiaft'a Famous Salad Dressing — a flavor all its own that millions prefer! Pillebury n P a n c a k e Flour 2 Packages 1 9 C Points H orll V ssstobls Soup can Mnss^lw an G fd«r V inegar Qt. Bat. V ila Foods Applo Jslly 12*oz M o tlisr'i China Oats largo plcg U pton's lo o p M ix psekago of 3 Toxa* Shipped A u 11c 17c 12c 33c 27c Vacuum Pscksd CoHi Pound A.ttchsn io s to d Flour Drotsod r K e y s p ou n d Stewing Chickens ib 41c a j c Roasting Chickens lb4 5 c Grahams ibpkfl 18c Rice 3 ib*pk0 29c Kt*A Ck**** Fillets Spreads 5-«x 20c Rice 3 ib-picg 37c Rich Northorn Cod 11*0 ib Kraff Old Ensliab 29c ib 35c Welch * , For Seasoning — Wosiern Poik r* Mackerel lb ^ K Mullet ib . 1w Lard l-tbctn 42e Vaot'. FVOa. Frbil Scrapple i e Si It m Win** -V Dal Mania Dfoed ot. 27c Beets 303 13c OCTAGON Oa. Loaf ttak ■ Sausago ». 39c LaxmdiT Soap Meats Fwok Bool Tongues n> now w oy to drink Tcux nnino end ‘ Hambu r g * 21c — ., Sausaga'*! 29e Shouldersifcr 2^9 FreshSic(psib23c Chopi :£ft^ 30c Chuck Rostt Sirloin StMk Short Rib. -* MHWraoI ' J B b L., Whole Boh Bali. Sotra Eld. ' SutuhLo# GrapeladeMb21c Flour io-ib« 53c Juice Croakers ih 15c .. , Ltupf i l Pbu>« Re \ Hu Spantsb Land Spread 5*oz 23c Flour 25.ib* 1.17 Red Perch Fillets . Carry Patna . DUTCH �v If we with to be freei If » • wish to p t t w n i in vfolile^lhoie Inestimable prlv|, for whtsh * e 'W »er#etn to lurguonlcndU|—w* rautt fight! g -r*T n in i IH S U B f/ 0 ^ ^ p^WITH WAR BONOS -*r~> • n c M ir, S A N F O R I ). K sta!)lislicd l'JOS VOLUME XXXVI F L O R ID A . F H IR V S . J A M A IH I!*, H i:. M cm lirr M 'M H ER (is. W-omulr-d I'n-N,-. - t __ j , . " 'Jap Area Of ( Kobe-Osaka GetsBombing Red Drive Nears South Germany M o re P atie n ts WASHINGTON. J»n WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. < A P )—America, Britain and Canada are agreed upon a>ntlnalnc until the Japanese defeat, all machinery now co­ ordinating I ha production and allocation of vital war napplies and food. The agen­ da:* to’ be retained after the German crisps* are the Combined Production and Iteaonrrra Hoard, the Com­ bined Food Hoard and the Combined flaw Material* Board. 4 “ ♦ car a m m w c Oa r n wi Olstrlel Number Five of the Townsend Club will )»*>« a rtir*'.Ing at the Court House Sunday at 2:00 P. M. - I.tent. Jaek Toriaoaa. Mrs. Tor­ rence and thrtr son airlved re centlv from Avon Park, where LU-u L Torrence la attached to the Arm y Air Hase, for “ vUit wltn Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van lluutcn, | 600 l*almello Avenue. HUNGARY^* 0 MILES 100 ALONC A i.nn-Mfl K i liUN 1 f l ., Unde# Hii'lso to tho Malt if Sen. th® huif® Ru- *ii<(i « in? *'l ljtl\* 1" I * let w iiv with the main pu-h headed fur the uni Ifni l*t*|ttll C14|*1T4i 1 f h r atjmv ( 1 ) and mujlhi'fn Germany Ninth .• Wnr-uu 1 J 1 bu* ff, ... IM’? wrro repur led f r*•11* K h?( I’ i iiit.-iu amj tu Du -• iifh At 11*. •in h* fie m i end «if the |uuh, |ij!■pure nut t h **f Hu*|.i|*ew( h*V4til 1 \ «• ' l i i imif» vbhile Ml inu» il ant Kiilhn v*rf t* Irt ihir made m tb* •rik. nttvv i pencil atiiig Diet h*. hltlVAklit ( In! t*f u 11imutD Lawton Is Again*Celery Losses Named President Are Estimated Of HospitalGroupi At Up To 50% Accommodation h Are Some Fields Re|H)rtIncreased Ity Fifty ed A l Making Fine PercentDuringYfiir Gains Since Storm Following the Ufiilt niuiit ei ,.,r . of the opening ,,f Fcruuhi l-augb tun Memorial Hospital, Weilm. day, the Hospital A«M>cinliuii tint Thursday afternoon nt 3 00 o' clock anil re-eleetod I'mmr School Supt T W Irt\V4T>It| *•' ginul president, to that .Dfne f the 2 1 th lime Mrs Efulor C*urls*tI **f (.trip's The Hill Implement Company, Weat Third Street and Oak Ave­ nue. is potting In Improvements raintre-modallng, paint­ Including office re of the outside, and placing a ing o* —— -----t of a new sign, it waa announc­ ed today by E.F. Lundoulst. manager In charge. The corn pany is owned by Il.A. Newman Y>hu served nil Hip inigiiutl - d * live fummUUM* of tin* Hu piD* Fire, caused by spark* from in I 0 IS* WilN re -f lit; •**vI v i. . \*t -i the chimney at the home of •lent If 1 DuHose Himtbri mm John F. Pierson, BOO Magnolia her 11( the nrieinnl i‘i*Miinitte Avenue at »i30 o'clock Thursday wns renamcil ns muhtm. S. F morning, mused slight damage Doudney, county tux onhchmh. before It was put under control was named in secretary-irenaum by firemen. and Mina Irene 11intun record lug hccrcturv. ) The regular monthly meet ol Ite- elec tori un momhr rs of l hr the West Coast Plilol League hint pi Lit eKfculiVf reon miller will be held on the Police llautrv Mm, Curlctt, Mr, IluHum* Mm of ' the Seminole Gun Club on r*|» |1isj|p trtui Sunday afternoon, Jan. 21 at 2:00 o'rloek. f t •if east Mile grower* in the O l e r y Avenue region One grower Klrhy M Kite r*timi*(cit a fill peter T ifirumr h-s, i,ii «'i li'r> woo'd i -1411 t*» noiiir iffcwpii t»f tin* siN'tldfi, •«*lh hy outilglit I"-* f crtiiir* m the field, dnrmigf t> *e* d hod* rmailting m tome lam) not being planted, urd abo tlie fart that pro-storm celery has hern delay* cd In rnurketing from three to four week* behind schedule, rvsuiting in prnhubir lo»* to tlu grower due tn not being able to ohluiu early marks i price* Some field* were obiened to (( finilnu#4 Ote k t i t llr * f I tr Bfiil gnufittcr fi>i th. (^ist year* at Takonin I’atk, .Mur) lurid and Washing ion, I). today announced that he wu» gnln ; lo engage In the plumbing bu.ine*k in Sanford. Mr. and Mra. Couraen are nor. living In ljoch Arhut wherr they have Jiurchaied the former hinne o f A. Goodman, and thL will icrve aa temporary location of the buiinee. until aucb time n« Mr. Counen can locate a ihop here, lie laid today. Eden Kloea, non-ln-law of Mr. Counen, arrived with Mra. Kloea recently from Worthington, Ohio. An eiuerlgnced plumber.' . Mr. Kloaa will atelit In the bu.Incas. Mr. and Mr*. Couracn are mem­ ber* of the Seventh Day* Ad­ ventist Church, and have Joined the Sanford church o f this de­ nomination at Elm and Scvenllr Street. ’ ___________ NEW ORLEANS. J.n 19. (Ah T-Sgt.-Sam H. Tarleton, fresh from the hitter European figh t­ ing where he was wounded In the arm near Mels, came homo today on furlough high in pralae o f ‘T iit o l Packing" Lt. Gen. George 8 . Patton. »r. The third army bnyn. he .aid, think thla i i bout Patton: "He could slap me, slug me in the teeth, kick me nnu then If he laid, .Fall In' I ’d bu at the head of the column. 8gt. Tarleton amid Gen.-Patton ridca down to the front three times a day In hi*, peep, atara and all allowing and, “ I've aeon him diva Into a foxhole with a G.l." "As for the hclniee, he doesn't give a dam for them." said the eargeant " I f there's a bogey man for riitltT-lti George B. r a t­ ion." , FormerBraves Pitcher First Federal Has Plenty Of Money :Working For Chase Leeds Pacific . Ben Cantwell, former pitcher kvaiu ■ !fi IIL M A ’R S3 ft ’40 and .'41 aaaaoni who returned ford, Fla, hale m S aasv tod fa new contlnBUtea stationed A Service R o l l O to Sanford in September, reporta a recovery la health and la now •erring aa a field foreman for Chaae and Company. White doing dafnnao work at the Kaiaer Bhlpysrd on the weat coast, Mr. Cantwell bad an acci­ dent which resulted ‘ In the tea! S y s i a g aanyj fmore i i i pitchia i president o f the First Federal Having! and Loan Company at a meeting of etockholden yaaUrday afternoon. The charter of tha company waa amended In order to qualify the company to maka 01 loam to returned war vaterana. Other .offloere re-elected w e n : E- C. Harper aa flret vice preeldent; Walter Coleman aa aaeond vice praaident, and Mra. Beoamond Chapman aa secretary and traaaurer. Sanford F, Doudney waa elected aa aaetetaat eecrwtary and treaatwer. Mr. Kvaoa today atreaaad the fapt thaV ------------ to lead • ■ smBmm n Patton’s Third Arm y Crosses River And Me*. AjUjKJ'oRorder: HritishCapure Town Jungle War Vets Now In Open On Luzon U». pP>— nurse* have risen only 2,000 the ancient city of Krakow, 4 J mi ilen from brrm ini'a AiJeafan border, Marshal Sta­ lin announced t««d a> ThuIs paevf Ihe- *41*mige* t N * t » poalUon in **ou!her n Roland On the wetelef *1 front the (irnrana burst nut of the northern end uf the It hi nr bridgehead aDue Strawbuurg and linked up * i( h other forrrv in nor the l i t VDarc. forming a aolkd front afAiriwI the American Seventh \rmy along 46 miles of the Magimil Line President’s LONDON, Jan The Huxitariv lie I nurse wa r preal jc t it»i i T hey have tiecn wurkinif oil such item* as tires, copper and foundry' products. The Army nml Navy now vi ant them bm L in uniform, it « s s rcLortetl torluy With object ois aid] tin from over-powered, aponsnrs *«f an |M4ft lutnir draft sought t«> enlist agricultural barking ' th testinioriy that it jihmild md farm lot or The timetable w Inch 1*0*1 i idled foi 11 mine Military i **ihi" m «. uppi '•kit! yester Huy '»n> i hi own "H ‘i board \ii ! her <ail f- i ’ ,,i I *v'i Main ha 11 in nil «!' i ‘ ' gel spec if n army- npllio.d r, j the partnulai mcnsuii* h* ! . * went OltH/Lvwer| ! he m nr. f"r « grrieial i»ale-* ». D Ufi1 !a a however, bn '« * f ills dated, and «# ? i ei rup1 - ed l>> Marshall >enter da \ If* 1 rmt. hockevet, apeeifn nll\ in. r ! n tho perilling measure m « * 'age trans mitt cl by I'ri Rous evrlf asking gun k »• n->n * man* power controls Y * ateiday's te-11m*in v 1 ame from Vfarvin Jon* ^ ^ ni f J mi rninl-lriitor who c i"i»* i the pendiftg Mav bill r r * • t«■iv«• sitlon lieat list **ien l K to f ■ .i ho won't stay on war mbs hut -ngUcHttMj ctLSiigei tn sid farrm-r *• \h M K taken ba* k into tin* hoii-e, it* In" to Mi Hpi ' v e?*. Mr It.•even til thr 'I line fish inir IM 1,* k P J f»*tF'Ll(1 II. 111l| l not learn nf the fin* until o'clock when he returms) with t catrh which included o four t*niM*i base. Frederick Hauer I h P romoted T o Corporal *. it i id i i m ib id hwin I r i •' -tiul - Oln S< 19 ( \l*> — hair rapture*! t&r A*#H'illtI Prim tii-rm am mmi»'h iiu i *,| I imIuv It,' Kus^liin- lm\i d ri\ <-n in t* ml/, I ’><lu.id grv.it ■ iiu lil'l rial i it r a ml f *ii v - 1i,i ii<i\s«-<l l!iv t <>llt|•I• tc 1,1't r.i 11-•n >>f lliiilitpi'-i dm |.u nit' tli** t ,rr fuuii K'nrn ,"ii luul d . ..1.* vv i I Ii il »i w h i ai i " - t lif I tannin- I l n i T in I In- llim i'a r mil i ,i |at ii i 1 ,,'liri ai l.i ,*■lilt" ,** ■D* iii ! h* a i st wa iid >n Eh« inos r Herhn feputU’ti th* HU.ii" 11 garriN"ii withdrew l Du* vneati rn hank u/ the DuuuD , nuHcuting tha entire llu-Ui-. >t i- Mlion w a-s I writton uff in the Lnuian tom umnd'i Lkkjka The capture of t >!l nrii&s K a lio n in g 'l u B e g i n southwc;t of W .I**•hw„ li.'i mtints O n M o n d a y A t T w o ' f in»in the c« pin .■f i hr *#e r man Rape Case Is Set <<>l. MeRory Win- Lard And Cooking For Trial Monday 'fronz,‘ ^Imr K,,r Oils Are Frozen J S(*rvut* In r r a n r o In Circuit Court I II n M \> \ i I i . 3 Days By OPA, i l l * ! ( i t »"■ • Ml II'M f *»| ( Mhrr ( li­ 1-1-■* * « »’(-it** n** **f A i * * Ig i .fill mi i Doekt’teil l nm'iv* -*- iIiiii dll'Tbit*. ib* ~ " r_, -4 v\ .i Si \ i N umber <>t st's Arc r nr Spring I crin b-n .»i> ■, -i <u. i .. .. v I* wet f**» In On v Of P o in t s I sltf. M D a b. . t I |slut.ai *veu i hi I I. * Mi , ,, ' |* if f .... . I * at i FI . IM I t lie ill-tad **♦ 1 Ml II. I .11.0 Km I ' * ai * * I-i’ I •1 R.r f* . lb Central Florida Scouts’ Council rt* i ■ 'i"n*>.|ilii*% nevt Mufidnv *......... f»* » fl »- I f f. tlM ( Meets At Mayfair •I \ M Iii,. ... *1 « • I 1 *’ (in* 1 im i M 'I I., I m \*«I lttfi.il link (*•" I id I' rntf \ .1 10. will fltit ^ d ■11 nl t Du. t da • . v* . itf 11., r..1 M V . 1) . , | .r luilld i II* d •*« V uiiimI«'*1 I .( dul> Hcfur t lull I mg' t br' %fiVD** *,r N.tv 2* . ..........I M lb .f) Sk* tdidilot m ihi Mill* 1 *»m(*tl'*ll t Kunoial %«♦! v it *•» tm Mi- Mmiv f Iffir* **■ I it! in* tu ■I * find fur nti IV 44it ii i i‘i*i v *** i r**t 1vi* in i Ellen 11«*r i■*m. wI**' *11•**I Muiiduy Kin!*- i h i' i- it*i ui * f »•>iu Kcuiiii*‘l»’ 1 In J nckMinvifl■ '4 ill b«* lu’kl un ( ruliit v 11 *• i*M••lull d the l ■ SHturdny t\l ■ud I' nl thr Fredsouik Uauvr, aon o f 'I vnrp|D 'f I l*u uL* iiiid gruduiD* *1 am] M r " Frank Hauer, Sr., lu. Church uf (••«! **fh (irm m » Avrnui* m IIH7 been promoted to the rwi>k ..f They were Mhni ilnl t»* h«vc Irern III* wifi ik ftt«* f*»ri»tft M corporal with the United Stui. - held on Th«ir#du\ but **••?•• («»»( Hiirnb Mo* K• utu- *•( I^H'nbuig Marine, tn the South Pacifi.. (Mined pending Du hi rival id re according tu word received lo intlvm hla parent*. Horn Apr 22 HRhl iii I'olk j 11 D<r^> G a s Hlack Tho young man. who atleml. >1 county, Mr# D»»rt«*n had b«*«*u n | local •chooli. Immediately Joiiud resident uf Snrtf»rd f**r 2* vrar* j IflU F H C t In Tampa the Marine Corpa after r(ini|dei Sh® made he* bumt* with hei ( Ing hla achoollng anil ha. I..-. n husbimd st Dido I lench Avenue., lAMJ'V J«»* IP •/!*♦ I Da In tho Pfrlffe about two yvmDull beIII f ! M lit* lu*le W P T U'ldte, * TaitU'M iihd 111it111 i 1!) flit I'Ul In a recent letter he wrote In* C.C. Collins, 1# I» heller, W.F, | jpg U>hi d- cover ingc nil uf Ih lb family that the remarkable do Keller, J.A. (jmc nud fi.C Minch* tuiroiich county. , «-,lerd»v gnv»covery ha made while on nvn 11ff®. Interment will be iiimlr tn i,ut figoic, IIml allowed r<io|«.o, ■eaa dulv |. tha dellcloua fu,.d Evergreen CrmeDrv for /J,:tI J,i. 1 l gallon, of go,,, aerved to them. They have ue hue war. i,sued during U 'li cream “ every Sunday" and he ha> At the ,sme lime. Comptroller gained much wolght which lie Lions unld nt Tallahaona* that «lote Club Plans attribute* to good meal*. taxea of M,IO:i,:i!*ll hsd been CpI. Bauer haa une brolhci, Washington D an ce pul'd un J0.04H.457 gslltius i.f Frank, who la a chief In the gasoline said In II till burnt] go Navy, now atalionod fn tho Carib­ Plan, fur a daurr >.t thr Hart­ county during 11*41 bean Area. The difference between the ford Armory on Frb. ‘J2 In cele­ bration nf Warhlnglon't lilrthduy rationing board coupons and the war# todav made at the meeting comptroller's figures it ’<,7dfi.F D R Inauguration Of tho Lion's Glut, and various Hld gallons. UFA I'sn'l Hsplaln It I b Slated Tomorrow committee, were appointed hy Neither rationing officials nor King Lion J. K. Howland to mnke OFA men could give a definite WASIUNGXON, Jan. IB. (Ah- all arrangements. Joseph Melsch was directed, explanation of why 7,736,H4.'l Inauguration actlvltlet began In earno«t at tho ‘Whtto Houae to­ aa chairman of the Aid to Ihe gallons of gasoline were suld in day, Pro*. Kooeewoll atarted work Blind Committee, tn Investigate the county tait year apparently casca of underprivileged without rationing coupons. on hla Inaugural addresa add two Arthur 8chsn«, secretary of accepted an Imprint of an In­ children In need of glasses. Mr. t Melsch reported progress In lisv- the Tamps rationing board, and augural medal. Chlaf Exocutlva had on ly 'In g constructed and painted, D. ‘II. Itodrigusl, operation* super­ Tha < u f i ; visor for th* bosru, said Unsound­ two appointments, thus giving “ diva The Service Men ed Ilk* a huge black martial. him time to begin tha first draft plgns. "Jf that Is true," they said, Cub Lion James Robson lend tit n 'speech which he hopes to respomlbnity of _ Jt.-liL lha raspomltinity whole* Aha __ tinging, will) Mrs- IlurLo "than Jt.JiL.lha Nlls i l accom panying. Tho^U* ay fa S ta accompanying. ThantM^' 9-. 9- bh* OFA ami «bl lha raUoTilng ■ T f t it AUtot^r " M X ; : 1 1 1 *1 , ■!..'■ ,1. ■ 'IU ,1 firi v 1I* f1,|f* I . oient * *|l*bin|r •*ii*J S*>mu| ^.... Miif Jut Had*! nr**nk*nt I rn* t *• '*( il I !-i * "liJi* 11 I" iff -Hit’ r ' 111* I 1tr a' tIn f i n ■I• -h* 11 1 ii u 1 1lfII' l 1"" r %|** 1t* • , , 11|( i a d*rm4 t*4*11* 1 i -• ft i rtl] |•rt t ! D.« 1 *'M r ii1 M " i * . j !i* I t ! 1 14 •!' . |*f % t v - ■ 1 " » . ** * * • -* iw .! I"fii ir*' u M I f "1 .ff» * .,i «..i* i i*i»'j -i* ! Ttu L f' .*'!•' i I*-11 flic fit ' i ph J I't.I war'* • ( <T\ tin. a if* >»' m ill hr ki * • ....... I rtl. si.tub VSf V “ 1 I*red i f i i r t i r u t i t i i M fiiJ U i i - t c a i l l I**- - jih | ............ ' it !|w |d l I l f . ill. 11 t t«l |*mi*rani fraturt''- >*l mieruat |' 1 ■•J.I11**11 f**i thr .11 lined Eg a*l|. It UHa dhfUiulUP'l '•• - e i . 1*1 I Ii* f* i| r■*ia * log v‘Ming** i nmJ o|il*i Ito v tiuivi .it 1 r* i iD . ,fr, . ■ iWv. ul i. Dorton Funeral To He 2:00 P.M. Saturday Du uhih and vilh tin f a*-« I *if * | ih jt > iii 1" fiOodriiMit htti 1*41 ii *unni*l»-*| 11It the Vrtrtou*’ n f n eini nf ■» ihi |!n\ Seoul DMfgrHio I hr •ui(*ft ■••• . . i ,. ,lli. 1•*1 c • nil (!•>•.. | , • f t (|* f |« 1 /* « M* \ .1 ‘ be 1i *>* 4V• " InFt I • '1 ■" ..I | * • * **M-er \i i!* lll .l «»*• ... . M U * Dt ijet - ’ *.bid vi ..ID »M ' t ff UP! • ■»(t.li iill -• » i * >- itn»l If 4id - *■ • • 1*4 » • it . I h i . (ills. 1Df u1 111* •1 . ** . A i . . *d t hi- i Vr't il! (' I, 111 Mn 1• • ** tlM • ** 11(tun to . * • »nmf1 \\h* I. ild b rent tui M • ill be *u|i ill*. I .11* i tin v .....id lidI• l-l * H ' Ml ' * ** \ i»i I « if I*i iitaJered a * I I * , M* rl 1 I A Malt ( 1 I 1b* t InIt t! lIlf Ilf I i hri , i . -h. 11,|* *111 |r* pa rn •. •' \ 1 I. imtMik' ItllDiDlflf t'f 11 cult .*f Mi- H V ■ I I »»nI •*■ti r •< **** I ’ " *• Inn,*** A i bet \ Cl * ♦* . • ft*. In# \i da v , Jfin * * * •11 I IK ? ir. S Y Ufjvb* l i b . ' V a l u e * for th<* demb'pmenf Ml » grand Klip nIii n nasaijJl l **o ai J Lb. bearl tf I V i , |» »\ !.»r | i V 14 nft 11 murtl (In |"ag* |n n« M ’ I I ha .U M The fn mg muHPil in 11j*iilij r abb' ituii i | W ill...ID t r* lu the* iiiinti tin Smith Sim I #nnIt \t i A veil Ur millfh of thr i 11v 11*• r (* of M» fiaet Mr* At V%lit ftwiH r* nf ltn i i*li*n < i ** I lu ur (iii i Mr** S II I i ii i***t it *' u* i r H, i in I i. *t»W tbl’ -Mli'k* I li|l|ll>|‘ (tom in III h'*usc, Mini .t-W a triuth I hr fort! Flrr Department m u - •< vulving ,11*b11»t4 Ii mnncrl In Umr lo »nvr thr Im* • rhnr*:* d 4*. iM* ♦* ’ * from ilrntruetlon. Thr flrr hri-l. breaking m o ••i. 11.i u mi«»!t'iiuiiino ini oul liclwnn thr tlinli^ loom ir plnrt"* Vi M •*'» ' kitchen wrrurthii*f In rlrc < t.i* (hr I r u*l * l V• ' Mack riivilmnl rhai ■•red '* ill. ■. Some |ia«.-utut Nuvy inert U Ill tn *t* I III Mm > the S hrif«.r>l N » v « l Air S t >%t ] :m I* M saw the fire umi volu liter re* I tin Mn) o* lilh I I*r 1 u service# t«» lhf extent *<f m n*o woo*tv I1" ' ! in si nf the fitrnllurr <*ut; With the I ('will l b# l it ten# atiirhlly i!uNiMire«t nuitl * « b* . I, ..i Fire Results In ' ............. I- ' Some Damage To 1,*tH inmill.fin ........U Ik I1f: 1*1 A. E. Reeves’ Home ^■III>* 1f"lfurI|InItrial ID Vuillard ( ’nnnnllT OuliiKht l"Nsa* in yield of 2 ft to f»0 prrrent of celery planted In the Sanf 'Ffl nrea prior to the Flrr of umlpr I n *mu hurrii'uric of Ort. 1 W, «us »*atl muted ye«lerda> h' a number lit IU .1(1 u't'lm'k y vnt I’ f'lu v n New Master I Mumher * Mrs. Lillian Younger Comes To Sanford |Sure Patton Is Tough, Died Thursday P.M. Admits G.I., So What? (l.tirgr t iiurntn, iiM-trr \ limit, Mra. Lillian May Younger died - at the Fernald-Laughton Memor'M Lai Hospital at 9:16 P.M. Thursday following an Illness of only throe dare. Born Apr. 6, 1003 in Niagara Falla, N Y. Mra. Younger had made her homo In Banford for <% tho past 20 faara. w Survivuri Include tho husband Earl, Younger o f Banford; three iletara, Mra. Loo Thomas of Charlotte. N.C.; Mr*. Joe Giles of Llneolnton. N.C.| Mite Edna ^ Brower of Charlotte, N.C.; two 'J brothers, W alUr Browor of Buf­ falo, N.Y.j J. Marvin Prewar of Chicago; her- stepmother, Mra. Bara Brewer o f Charlotte, one neica o f 8*nford,1IUa Artnle Wed­ dle. ,'1 Funeral aerefco* will bo conJ doetad at the home In Glndervltla- at 3:00 P.M. Sunday with the "Rev. Tbomaa I, Webb of­ ficiating. Interment will follow Ifl Evergreen Canjotcry. R u s s i a n s W ASIIINUTUN, Jan 19 (AIM — Scrretar> uf State SleitmiuN announced (mlah he «ould accompany I'rewident Hoiiietelt to the approaching meetinc' with ( hurehlll and Stalin i■f it* r uI a--> CITY BRIEFS s A high gin ermiii'iit u fftrial *nld the Army and Nun have lent sl+Ltat idJMMJ iiJyu'li * * of rmnbnt duly to fill luD»r gap* in | »g e ” ICssllssM A I he Army's Surgoun licm ral to­ day eatj the lnadc«jUMiy of nurs* injf Q^rt, in the fair ol a 2 70 pec­ cant increase Ui battle ia*ualty patients, makes It imperative that nurses be drafted. Mnj (Jen. Norman Kirk told a Mouse Mil­ itary Committee patient* have increased from **i}0.nun tu to04tK'tt since May while the nutnher of . supported the draft proposal, SujMrfortreMca t o d a y shifted the Pacific bombing | back to Japan. About 80 Mariamus-battcd B-29a rained deatructlon on tho Klbe-Oanka Industrie. nrca, Tokyo re­ ported, admitting "Home damO h Lu ton . Ihe capture o f U rd a n eta e x te n d e d the Yank*' huhl on the northern sector of the vital high*ay link . ipg Manila and Hsgiun Other ♦ Yanks drove toward Arno while southern columns raptured Pantq qul, a highway-rail junction. The northern section of the main highway to Manila opened for (irn. Ib.ugls* MacArlhur's 1 steamroller when the Sixth Armycaptured Urdaneta, 27 road miles 1 a k e n Hattie Casualties Up 270 Percent With, Increase Of Only 2 Thousand Nurses „Yanks* Hold On High­ way To Manila Is tu re Of Urdaneta Extended With Cap♦ c Z t m jPo,i*h Industrial City Is Du H i l l (ifi A. K im t h a*I s S jin f u n l I> >u|i|d4 Sbuft chill( ril«ii uf iirr un*ft*iiii'iitj» Di • j*. » is * nUjijdv >*l III l d W S Allen uf Drhi! <1 i|] tiring i*a! i f •■ n iitiM n i 1 s r f ill •»*# I'a g r I I Y u f l lh v I l ‘w * u Lieut. Jim iMillinor Is One Man Army *fi the report **f 1hr mnmnittdiir i **minities hikJ luus- W f**ltn Iii*h*1a (hr Duimiui tr«* uliiih ha>) the* |»rrrujrtttlv» uf * huuaiiit' nol inun* than l*u Snmtcrx tn bu hnnurcfl with th® iiwunl nf th® tiilvai IU «V K "f*»i <!iatininnshs«1 •ipri ter tn bovluMn!.’1 A r* |K C > a i ir u r * t *»! th r mrtinK I i,-ol .Inn Millinor, lootliei oi Mill be Dr Stanle) A llarrl#, Mr, i II I'm lr i of Hanford, *lirrrl«»r of Intcr-ranal Scnutinir. ,iii| .,rni\ veleian fr(»m six to Ru> Scouts uf ArnrriiH, who i*» hrrr in mhancr f**r n inctfirur «»f ,r,rh )'•*.,I l,-fi.lr Pearl Hal I>,it , oliri. he our alntloncd ..l N f U r * » H c o u t r r # t** !*e * h r l i l in Srdiofndd llaiiurk* for four )e a r i Orlando Sunda\ aftrriuH»n. jo ini I,, but not doring the attiirli bi the J*p«. I, given proio.imol meolioo in tile following notice on Ihe f|onl page of tilt Editors Nnle:—Thr followlie, | I, i, sue of The Star, and ini namts of boss In »ervlce Striper. Kutoprun ne»> paper nf Home On Leave the II. S Armed forces: Willi The Kltth HIv. in ,-tier* oinny i oinpany G of the lK>th Inf. ItegL led bv 1st LleuU Jim Millinor of Madison. FIs., killed ;tf> Nsiir, raptured 64 more snd gained liudr iditeclive, a factorv near 1amemdorf-without a single bullet In their gun«. "lircaur* the nipht was to dark and accuracy Impossible, it wo, decided il would he wiser to use only grenades snd bayonets. “ Under the last rounds of an artillery barrage. Company G Jumped- orr. Ten mlniila* later, they hit their objective. Fortyfive minutes later th* factory was theirs, and only then did they load thefr juns In time to rcpulnc »cvon (icrman counter* attacks." Lieut. Millinor w n born In Madlxon, attended school than "home on loave” hs*e been submitted hr the Pilot (Tub for which Mrs. Z. 11. 11.1110, telephone 681-J. and Mlsa Blanche Kennedy, lelrphone • 23-1V have been selected aa a committee lo secare names of service men arid women »o that their friends mar know when they ar# In Sanford. CpI. Arthur Jiminci, son of Mr. and Mr*. II. Jlmhiei, West Bide. Is hams-on a 30-day fur­ lough aftar spending two years ih the PacUlc with the Marina Corps. He will report to Parrii Island, S. C. S/SgL Joe D. Chittenden is •pending a short time with hfs •liters, th* Misses Edna and Laura Chittenden, enroute „ to Miami a k w e he will report fo r and alter graduating from high duty aftar being owrsaaa wtfh school entered army service. ' Ihe Army. * i l ■. • u ,^ : �♦ J •o e TH E SANFORD H E R A L D ,. 3 A N T3T5-- »■-»* 9 —- * , P o t e - B M la r ^ *'13wlon is 1'M - been transported on backs la the Army. soldiers1 before on the be concentrated alf blita ritlsh capital In 1940. City Is Taken As N a m e d President Russians Roll On O f Hospital Grour Speed Ruins Tires In D rivin g And- Retreading they must ha lufUctewHv n a ia d balara use. Our tardea wtH lia Jgat fm t anaujh to g i n nonJaMm mitaoga and APf#»y. Wp will nal hurry «ur writkmanihlp ta your dtfrlmant. — -■, — - - _ iwi • ~ *<. Our wrwrh m o d up botouta wo in•ht On definite procedure lor evory fw ft }iV in rV e\ •top. You may wait p few hours ( j f f »4» * * »i t f \fc] longer but you won't tom# bach to ctmpledo. Wo. think tho oatra tlmo It well worth your while. T 5 1 ™ 105 W . 2nd V aiogn igiftg T lr# i'h o n c 111 R ep air Ing No Priorities uplo the (ierman L'nler and rstihllahad itself on a -even-mile front. The Amrrimn First, with­ drew 200 yard* north m’ St. Vith and tba Seventh wa» uusied from taro painta in Alsace Quoting a friuil dispatch Berlin rnrlin at L1 $ tla Q ■i >■>< V a I Is* . radio asaid the Sdesisn Volksdurm, or 1Inina A nuy, nlremly had “ received its'liapti •m nf fire .luring this hour uf giratcsl itanSir as' the enemy reoclissi the ekh liorder." The frontier conflict apparent­ ly raged weal uf lirclncbow, capturcl yestcrvlay by roe Ku* miana. In an area oily 7m mite* frum Breslau, S*lesi.ro capital. A Berlin rsqvurt lu th< ;t«ckhi>lm Aftrmbladt said that llirslau, 170 ruile* iHiUlhtast uf llcilui. “ i* how directly in the danger soc*.H The (tuaaians, estimated at u, 600,000 ineit, eltn reartnsl live immediate aiipmarh-M on threw aldiaa o f tasli, "KdandV I’itliburgh1' and aeciuul rlty 7tl mile* southwest uf failures! Warsaw, am) Berlin ukl other troop* liad brnknit tutu lire suburl.au streela <>f Krakaw. hljr A ii« in lh« kbuth«Ntfrii iHitiiH i»f |S« Uhd. Musrmv'i mMiimni.,,,. i f mrunf' on Roofing M thHl .Hovlft hDvi »tiin*n thl** mlk*K miftli ul with 111u Ca|il lilTr tilf HhIIt* tm the llunniiuiti Iiunt ih* Uuw«ian » Materials OUR roll roofiiur guartit agaiont fire an well a* weather and retjuirys no paint for protection from min. Our other rcjvalr procluctn are mImo of superior tpuilliy, ntilucInR malntPiuiiHe c*wtn and Riving extra ycam of trouble-free nervicu. Aaphult Roll Roofing Asbcatofi Cement Siding Asphalt Shingles Rock Wool Insulation Hill Lumber & Supply Yard Phone BS Announcement *• ■■. -• -1 m ptyrni SU.IMMI (ifrm iiu anti llun#ari»n» in nuaUiK**!, mmkirur 0 tut* I tifin* Orr^TnWr ifH of 6Ut.*U»V. Thr rommintl^ uf th* Tt’flih ilunirnriBn Infanltr iHviiitm, 1 (iiutrl uf tlw iitnrrdl aSUff ' Aniliu»-H«iui«*i. atbi Kit j ftUlff W tft Utkrn (V ■Iln>a r » w r*s< Owe W. l_ Morgan. Mm. U. K. True and Mm. Julius Hingfvlder. The repott of Mr. Lawton and committee rhalrman showed that during *he pa*I year the eaet of hospital repairs and nets equipment amounted to $13,346. a i and that special donating* toward Improvement* amounted to I 10 .2 1 H.60 Increased facilities, which hare been provided, increased Hospital accommodate.'.* more . than GO percent, according to Mr. lawton. A > a m u lt. 922 paiienU were ucnitnmudatrd as ioni[ ared with 161 in lu ll, t'jist per day par' |at rut dru]i|ied frnra 11.46 in 1943 to 41.lii in 1944, anil at the same time, due to more patienta.,U i . g present. the ewes ir o f opera ring'"the' Soapltal luaspwlil frum ___ (. l i J i l in „IM_ S to $7.4.63 in 1944. it was reported. Birth* jumtcsl from' 142 in 1043 to 2km in (944 al the hot. pita). Service wife mothers acrounted for much af this inetware anil through the Emergency l^rter .a I anJ Infant Care Fedora) and State program, wise* af the seven luwest ratings in the aer hrtoe nrcwlvHl from the Stale. 1.1,921 for maternal care. I atienta brought to the hospital a* result uf n r i t a b wore T* V compared vtuus raar. There were 111 n a u r operation* a* compared with 1)1 the year Lcfure. while minor operation* Owtwetl a deereaic, bei g 141 a< compared with I I : In 1943. Death* am., mi led to 62, while iu 1943 there ware $u dealhe. 1‘atieiu Aura, that is the nuwibtr of |ialiaata MultlpUrd by nundstr o f ibya 4a tho hwapiul were 7,907 as cwmtarwl whh $.976 patient days in 19-43. Avarage ciumbet of 'latboita par ,4*y $ a* 17, dim oared with a 'I t average duriny the preewedifg year 1‘atieni* were chargwd f.13. 444 a* ruupnrod with $27,4$" previously, and 1944 cwllactmns were I I i>emnt as cnmpare«i with isdler I unis of 99 percent in il ess rcj(uitesi rtdwDA -T ■• » ‘ n * ■liutbU r e4 lw f*. Thi, amounts ■oath highway, i '-••’ r**’ i ' • 1 ■i to apFrMhwleJy <0 percent wf Despite (he light res LaU nee reUM prwduclWi of federally m- pcrted encountered along this route, the southward puah asparently has slowed up. peai&ly to enable the Yank* to consolidate their position* and tiring up supplica. MacArthur'a ctimmunluue (tday said the American* were moving on Agoo. six railc* north of the Uaaartii llnad junction on the east aide cf Ungaycn Gulf. Agoo iU elf la not of any particular Strategic importance hut was the southeast Of Llngayen Golf, aft* r renttc of the main Japanew land' the fira t action even approaching ing in December. 1941. Stiff fighting continued to the battle magnitude fmight tn the east along the eight-mite vtretch nice-day qU Lima a campaign. o f road between Roiario and IVA flve-mllt advance down the central U t M plan by aaathrr lom ibio where two highway* Yank column meantime captand fork lato anr which leads through I’iniqul. a read junction Just ' 12 the Ben* wet mountains to Bagaio, miles from the important city of Tariae. Tar Lac is 70 rued miles Team U n t il. Utile acts, hay lawn un the main Manila-Baguio highway, was Jap Area O f Jfabe Osaka Gets Bombing guai and armor had Siwanhcit a cm im tistk n af enemy tanka ami artillery cleverly concealed In harnhao thtekaU along the apJam in Flight W h e n Another infantrymen moved into the town In force at dawn they fvurul no lire Japanese and char m l remain* o f at least seven rncmr tanks, a* well as a im ater o f blasted gun.*. The racnaiotler of ihe enemy furce. which at Urdancu put up the first mat fight of this campsim woa helicvesl to have fled .-msIhwestward during the night into the low Cnharuan hill* with the (aat-drinvmjf American* to' riuse pursuit. Capture uf Uidaneta n- t only H fr u -* luramcr eapftal o f th r Philippines. Naey Shell* Rosario The only alternative route northward throgh the mount* ins is through Halite Pass, far to the east. Today's ccrnmunique report­ ed a heavy bomber strike at San . 4---- _ --------- fu itliu r c . Ililu r w and sa>|ii4|mi*nt ... . to tal IH w w ttr It. I»M l.l Mllt.lTl» Monbira Slisr# Sc.-imar* II 11.4(1 S< |..,rrowrd money.,__ _ Loan* In Process „— ---- •Irnrral --- . KOHK 11.14 I.W M* l* .» » «.»•*.1* atn»r M&MIUUx ------- :. CmllvKwl fu lfill ___t l ( t » U t.tl liiayvk.il absets Seventh Fleet KVA* bomhardtd Japanese positions and installa­ tion* at Rosario. U.S. Infantry­ men are Oft the outskirts « f the town. « u n m f i r s t M ortga ge lo a n s J lll.S t llt In v c s iin s o ts i n i N ccw riUsw ... . . _________ l4l.SM.VU Cash tm linnil m l In Unsafe* Jo*e, near the entrance to tbU9 - --r— ' in tiim i TOTAL U AD 1U TU ItOHAMOND a t A III S*er» Vary-Tre*»« err. t - J -- rjKf* ■» * si- CS-^~~i*- "4 I t ’s the Q u a l i t y o f leadership that makes Leaders «4 M ____ lumauutding “ High wav No. 3“ but a lio will ana hie the Sixth A roly's right aide to start south­ ward araia after a 41-Urnr pervuj in w hk* -they have marked time * (nr as the MaaiU-Wead d.**h 1* m m i sn t- u> wail fu r the left *|s)e -to rateh up t'apturrd of Fawitioui. fire miles teyund the last prrruuoly rersirted point at advance, drove a Gfth wedge Into lk» main north Lard Ajid Cooking Oils A re Frozen l Days By 0 P A Rape Case Is Set For Trial Monday In Circuit Court the towns nf A!tnmonte for in juries sitfferel as the result uf alleged nc*ttcvn£e nf the town Iv leaving on a street a four by *1* foot pit. four feet deep, parItaly Covered With chieken wiro ami debris Into which Mrs- (lain •r, who t* 70 years of age. fell ami broke her ankle and re reived a aboek that Incapacitated her for *unte time, accontlof to the Lufiiniiallt! t. The other suit docketed fuv 9:30 A M.. Friday Jan 2«. in vtdves tha suit of Henry Mr AlLter in receive money amount jne tu $734 allegedly due hit i for moving a rerro_ehureh. know 1 aa Antioch Usptlat Church of Oviedo. Trsaateea o f the church, naaintaiaml ia their iafoimatioa that McAlister failed U carrv nut the work he contracted to da. A patel o f 49 iurors have been Biinimotvrtt to appear, but there Will t— no grand Jury selectsl at this term pf court, Mr, Hero ikvn'said. a The Hill Hardware Company 3anfqrjd’s Oldest RetaU EatabUshment, h Nmr Under tbr Qwnephiji AM • 'ry a . , V *;y 1. ;■ . Andrew C. Stine i« the VOLUN- and Service And ho, on this Third Anniversary of the War Price and Rationing Boards, it U fitting tbati hey be given nU acclaim for doing one of the nccemary, if not - » ______ _ . . . ,, ; , j �- -m m _*pU l i l l U f f - ilf *.*• - * A.1Mk k ..'.-J tfr —» "•‘AU g B C T K a * “****#•*• ♦ ‘ L r AOl.A At THE CHURCHES id r i u « T i« a ^ t i * t i n i ' H r i i Fnrk A r m *t rt». \V r HltiHiKH. Jr. k'lMur Sumbiv BehiMjl, > |Ii A, II* UurnliiR W omti 1|» H t»® A* M Train in g ft Ii p M. Evening Wi.r-Mfi. 7 3« I’ M Up* ft ll<iU»r after the »r I lie*. W4i*dn*IMta> fMrvIc#, M i l l* M m Vinllnrii VVrlfiriiM** Daily M a m . i;0t» A. M Cuttfeasluii KatunDy I VO I*. M. In t go IV M uml 7 l « IV M. to l.uu IV H. « i i . unri.it i \ t i i in it- i i i r m n (ll 8«»ul* (Palhulic Church, 100 Oftk Avrfiui*. Ilrctnrv; ; l! W m I iltli Htrrei Hninfort4 H.’iu M* 1*4*41 4iffirr Add re**: Dili II I PfiOtio 313 lirv,* Kklhvr William Nirhlrali; Pm»!«r, Holiday in.naa: f *# A. M and ii imi a \r •*■■•“ '■ * * !' V*u' Church H ull} of **’ Guil— S lh S ln tl " and Avenue. ^ R i W f m b f f Ihc k o r i U »»f iKr L o r d J m lU how fir » * W — •*AfU*r thin mnniWr p r l V y*. o u r a Fa Un r w h o ni t In henvfn, lln l* ^ lowed be T h y n i m t — M Afid (inlay I p r a y — Our Fa ther vrlu/ art In henven. Ilnllowinl be — ‘ T h f : name 1 humbly Ik)W b e f o j o .Thy Infinite Uive, Wlntlom. P o w ^ r r ami CJrare Father n* I p r a y today I lukr 11*t nit peel loti, I rcnttmtwi l.mil ii little cabin in Ihtr IVilot in bordering on the prairie nwtiy fr.Jin the beaten paths of men where sometime* m o t h e r nnt| we little fellows w e r e W le ft alone fur d a ys a* father rode (he prairie as a sheep h e r ­ d e r nod r o w hand. ft« r r r r r I'M U N O * U n t i l As*., * t Ninth HU Itev. II. N I'esrsoit. J'uainr Bumlar Hvtioot v 14 A, M. T. It 41Id die ton, Ktipt. , Morning \Vor>lil|i 11 On a 41. Tr ainin g Colon <14 I' 41 KreStliS Her vice t 10 I* 41 t V n l n e e u s — Mid-Week Men Ice. t t t k m n rrw tn ttttk T Ky er r -t HoiiDWiimln Firm nml IV; M ll„ 1 (»u I M I . V 4 i .m i i ^ Third M W lu TuPiilijfi— \ h «1T ( I I a DEL t i l Kim rtrcuud H lfM l ilhjn r A H Whurlun in charge Blind* ? .School. »•«& a , M. Pray er Hervlre 1i .00 A. U. TL P. K, > 0J p k\. Meeting. 7:0« P U I7tAJigelUtlr H m r r ic * . I utf p Friday H ir d c r * QQ p %L Come worship with ot tiitim m tvn ii i mi io.\ a ii y a i . i .u m t : T A IH U IN A C M : Hai(for«l-uti»tid<i lli a h ^ a y - lievomi Oen*%a Avenue li r e Uieiin K (imllh, l*Af»lur Kii lid sii Iti hi* tic Ituf. I, lo till A M Mnr ci Iitk IVtirnhlp II I»U A. M Kietiing Service I ul| I* M. Tliureilay Mn|n mk l*iav« r Mer* Vice, i uu 1‘ Jk| Tilly « 111*111*11 OF i l l N I ' T VN timan • « ’luh U Uig 311 kMk Av*. -w— I'jVhl JI dtr m »Id, ft|In later 10 an A M HumSay Hchool 11 I [• A M. Morning Worahlp. U f i l ' i H»4p|*»f Following Hernion 7 UM p M Sunday rvrnlng ••rvlcea U K !' H a i t i COMlItJ WITT m t ttm F R A N K J. Ilryaon, DD. P a » i a f Oervtcea for Hund*/— 10 Oft a * M.— (Sunday Bchoul 11 :t>0 A M. Mo rnia* Hervlra. I.JO IV M Toiing People*! Horlety W g i L K T M l MfcTHOUf • • , (U l H di . n %\ IIK.VKLC. Paator.' ’ Hun day Sflhnol, IdrOV A* M* ProacMng 11 00 A M Kv ling.eiimile H#i vU*e, 7.10 IV ML M <1*i rrk Prayer and 1‘ralaa Her» U-a Thureday Keening, I 00 F U, 4 OM.IUM1AT1 HA |. «m ill II Coiner Park A veil Mi­ an d Third -Htre*I J llcriiard M»nl»t**f Hunda> SehtKjl is «a Morning |V*»n*hl|» i 1 Be r nit tft H u tiJ|ecI. IMighi J•i*1■ "" meui " f i ll IM’II OF CMIIIST Put »lit Corner. Pnohi Siiml-t> lichool. 10,3u A \l leoird . Huppar. I I 3» A SI in wing Shnday Sciioo"*) ( Fol* F I IF F g W T H O M l I T I II I Mf'M l a k e Mmmrmm J W IVRV. Paaiur Ptiinlay Hchuul, 111’00 M, Prracblngs 11:00 A Hi r v iti, a . 7:1* p . * ’ * PraiiRhjnk, l:*0 P. 44. c »i L 'i i c i i o r f i i i i i i T . m K i T i r r Mornlpg Service, ti oo a . *• W*dneaday evening aarvlee I f l ■1.1F i r la .the eutiject of l lie I,oaNLiu-Sermon vriilrh will he reiol In Churche* of Chrl«l. HHeiitlat. ihroughttui the wnrhi ••»» Sunday. Junu ai) II, The ij.ihlvn Te»f |e Thla la life m u .* i mdss M - i » t u r * t . r n r i t n i et erttiil. itiai Ihey m lg hi A now lie* M t: Dau gh iie>, l r it>l*or*iy iheu tht only true llod. ami Jeau> illrmlrt*. 1 * Ctirlat. whom Ihnu ha»( ■eriC' iJohn Park Ave* at Fo u rlh Hl i t -*; . . . . . . » H oly Communion, A. If. Auiortg i he d i a l 'title * hich ct»m* t*!mrf|i .School, i I ft A M. fit i»r ifi* t^raanfi Sr 1 0001 ia llie Mm rCnjf Hervlce, 11 <M» A. II I till" a Hi g from live tftihle ‘ Verily, v e I lly I any unto you. He l hat hen rnlli my word, nnd Uelievalh F l l i r r P n R N R V T R I I M N ( H C I I t l l on him that »*m me !»«ii* everK I» (Uiiwnlre, Paator taxiing life, and of* a 11 uni dune 3rd and Dak tvenu# ii*!** OfiHtriltUAll'llI) bwl i" |*Aa*#d Bun day Bertie* frti*»»i death tin(«» Jlfe'* tJohn 411) 9 «i A, M. 'Sunday HrhnoK l l i r I.eaioii-Hcrrnon ul-o includea tf-#o * M. Morning Wurahlo* I hi- fiikliiMritvg paaangtt from the « 3« I* M Jr ^ Mr -Young ChrDtLaii Kv'Ianre leklhook. 'S ci­ P4n|de , i ence And Ilaatih with .Key l » lh* 7 1* M Kvening Wo r«liip Her Ipi urea” |jy Mary I hiker Kddy lie Mini haa the Iriir Idi-a of ^ cmmI c i i t s c z u u g r n u n i R T < i i r n n i h»ee« all afiiae of evil, a fid' l»y rfA* ••ifi of I hl» la h*i |ig ushered Into J. IV. Auitm, paator the undying realill*** of Mpirlt* Hiinday School, |0;00 A. M. Much a one alddeth in life A W. IIami). Hupt.* riliiaiiied not of ihe h*«*1y InritMihle Aitirrtilfig worship. It 00 A U. Thar k nglvl ng Service ml 7 10 P of • ii ii purling life, hut *»f Trull*, uiif ..|4|.»ig It* iiwn inniii-1 i »l hie a"* M StmiNi I v U ( Hireling Thureday evening • p s:s : 7) 4.1 4 00 o'clock. i.r un r u n v u l ti »t n y i ' i n i m ' urrK K i t 'H t ' i i e n J A It AHKINN, PKlIltr Ch ureli Behuol 1:30 P. I t Her thou lo Paalnr 3 10 P, U. livening •ervloe, 4j10 p M Il„l> i'omniunlun un litd Hur ■!■> of each inurilh, k!l0 A M Huiiday Bel.iHil, i l l ! A- M. Stail) iii v in e vr.«T K M IU l Hu- me iii.l U >,tlj wmilil f u (u r> « —*”u iif H ein* \N . ><uj(hI nnl |e l*M»k hack uO* le e * 11 I* 111 d e f ile u - r f u i leeKiiU* ftnjn |Mcf e|T"f» lid for l!ie put l »*i a* of p r o fll fit l(i| inp by ila a r b u h g lit vprrDnc# — Oeorge ‘ YV ttshluaf mt T m G T: • F d f t fc il» >-. : id tin < i » w Injured With throe 4 inf imu <o11 , the l* mt«o» L< ,u{»*al ■♦;** Y f»*i th» t hi i/1 olid ..IPet Hiailtii' ,1 I-HI . el tiff , - el , \ t f tc HU I I hud . ,r -.1 I d- • • I \ - ■• IOf -it 'll 01*1V ! t .11 11 • » ' *• n t\ i*vt* hitvifK* A Uw • I- * t*iif-v. »■i o l I *»w ;ii*t l 11if t«i*ftl i i> pi jIf**. | lift f .. v* ii i o| H wf.ill *it , 'll lull I Ii|o III't \ itIII I til Hifl'Ctl j Mie It ii|t I»v- 11 h the io |'dot and | t*1■d "M l 4»1lit |o|, 4.tI l ill „ 111I I llii* i e in Tit to nif on 14illr and nt» inif j it th*w n mfo ,i y 1 nitj\Siili tin* ooa-,1 m niifht, he of M l ' N T K M K O K O . Cruifuuy » V S IIIN C T l'N I n. Ii m .I ihi'-it- aboard tile idiine lo ■1 Uf L* \ it !■ PrcMilrJtl Juifri I 1 \ i. A r Furt-t'a ‘«ffu !■i J^ail iK.il anti pro pul oil »o follnvv U n . ’i ill id ultiwi t'luif ui D m tu il V injuriol to. L t, i llo in He 'thru Itrititl "Vi'i t ho \ - . t ‘"till* CtltlllUl > b'i . i*i ilium * 11tsr f hlS I' oi in* - inioicom j^v •loni t* ar* indri firi frmi> i-tttviin-1 t Ut. -I‘ ho ih* Uk'ht I otic* m .u-.-li- I -iici Dial ngoilii-d ( m i dicati* nfl.i i-r- w 1. t'lfi the 1’ tu \ n u ll .it tin iii wan ,il*"jiitl i t * i > m -mail a n il rv-maim-d aboar-J » .kf' I ‘ tiinf i 11or 1 - 1 on iiCHli-l \1 M;11 fm Ih.< • i * ...... I I " 1 >n I i *l f u ' tu ju th p iu ^ bi t sum* aw pi*mf of I ha* fmture of 1 %f «-.Tn1 of Honor p.*-Th if. 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I* • rbinol X’ifUCo JofiidU-d tin T ..tv I* hn \ ours old Jit who* *1 1 1*1 eh oil m 11 tdl !• 1 HI ' ' 1 » l I oh i A id i A inri n un iffu •1 i * \ i ill v eraniiiliu i *- Ii b " ...... * urn! b h'ILltig out l hr eldc |lU4 U u , W? w 1-U\r'i Ii-ll V v 1- ' V . w l w l h , R \ tv.mb o t ' k f il ( r m » b A for* vietttiV rr*f r r ■ ticrif rm»V4 !<* ln«*uk fhr^ nntt A \ 'd»tT Hound I mih I* which ‘ .I nil • hflKT l* >( lu ll Tt.r ft *■*! 1 Hllil In "Id ;||i > *I:| I.* ui i |yntinl later L » I i utlrd ideal 1 hi b»*inli l-uv I'MlCOl U mm Uf.4m1 toil ill 1*1r-tlh-fl.l \ 1‘firgld t e I L Mi I df'IuiiMi J hut f i d ! t eg jme. *.ii ■11 Slownrt A venue ’Hn'nd'y imli-fuiijidy pi ohotif i(anow \i-it i no I » 1-0 rml.tiu v mil in Arg en tu m \ nte at KhM. • HsI,i* thin 'tiuleyv failed, oppa i rut J>! . * oil ltd V li «ioo w II s . totnai'il 1 Ittcainr l In- ( 1fiitisl Si alo- uni Ilyl nl II lu'nv v th'igb. it'd iiiij*i v * ,*4n I Miffirteiitl> l \ flu limiu-d number ui a|»|>i*uini; num iii' -kinji lli Wimei :»im 1*1 it iHi ti- -lay before l ‘ *Inx II nl.fue »;uie* itml •tiu n gly I cm? thin Extremists Hit Heroic,Mistake ‘Appeasement’ I In Pla'ne Wim» In A rge n tin a Medal In Death Officers Sav (iovern- Colonel Pilots Lost mentI,>ail.sT« Delude ShipThinkiiiK Some American Officials Of Crew Aboard folded ill i ,<*, rfoV t. i . at t t "sine - ml In l! j «A\ It'rt' '■ ’ t t mil I Kll 4 1 44 o , 4 r *h" be* n lln’.lt •t ■I ' • I' - • -I . ... u **JIe Advcrliscil' L-lU t n a »# •l!i New hit hen v ii r i'doi * l, died iituI c - • ,' II" t lilt ui IIIV dl|ditlO;l I Ik tjpe t lli.OM -III f * I 1, 1 :» In-*-* id |*f f t'f* wit Ii til Itw , Mfit £1% lilllhtiil \t ifi'iti ou» I *4lliil |n \pi3ra*r M i n e r * 1 fu- \ lit!* tu | t»*ij in i m u i’i ' " ‘•ui uf iJi'fii l U c d i y r li\ ■- u.’i .1 l.ll* .M JI'V .T'.nihllU fill* Cl ti Li** . I Iff* I \»ll Sl»U*f 11 rtt l It i rt l l| t<'1l 11H<r .11lj 1 VV.t Ii 1» |% 4i r tLi 'i ic|ui -%' riliil i v*■ I I-1 11■• hi IV*ftV «*i I lid III |u II HI 144 e Do \f k'» III ltie Ilf f u'ft s v* ho Ie ylll .it ' •I1%It L |In fm i t •in nt 111 P * . Ill* l-r,| t mi.I • ! hi id I•ill'll it \ Mf Cl* II till :*i f B'IMI rI tlT a |l|r«*I'M1* W li I I In i v111’ml--1. tii i- n ! 'H.n i ) 1,. I .*r• i- i -In 4i .| |*1t* • lit ItiH *141 • f III* V l» aftri ii.itiVi H**bf \ «*ff .n* I In |*< il b. Vi• talk- •o 1' TIIIC CT1VHCU OF OQI3 (leneve and Kim Avanuaa It i- |Ltd fu talk will* uur pan* llvv. IV, C. llulcumb. paator Iitiuiv and learn wliai ivpoit thay Hurnlsv (Schoul, 10 Oft A. M. bear a If4 *tnw ihey nog hi have Y*•ung I'rupla, I 30 P. M. i e |»4*i i**d nnirr • p lf llu aI pr *»wIh — 1- 414I, vtON ltlii£ Morning Harvlc*. 11 Oft A. If. \ 'dTifv Raker TMdf li 4r i i * i ( Hi H< H Y"tifig People, 7 00 P M Ceell i ’l I e**v, P.islnr * Sufidav Nlgfil Hervlce. 1 UO P \| I f ii.* 1r ii *■ |»uaf d. |*Ai *a II" Rumtw* Ie***I. A It vv -Tin.edny night prej ar !■* Ilkllli "»1. t,J gini.llievi •-Hi Huliiin] l illr* Si* |Cl v I \l Hear opr Reltgiuii# Hand . i , ■ dl*’ * *' 4 "ft 1 -H r 1 . , ' «*t| I" 1 Ti.cri.jf V\ . r »li t]i ! I lift A M -i.|t i>*! r Hint 1 r■Mgf>14,•il "t Itlit. l.** TltUg U rr wf.l!, * 1*1 |* M In ,„ i rid % v i> f k . ml le»f Ibr. Igr 1'ralnitig l mnn, 7 !u P M i M NisTiVn I ' n i ' s c s ieii |ra- f'url> lr U riltirnJij I'r u n f Hei vice, I ]Q Bgi.f-.nl Ate uur I i Hlflraiiiii B(r<-«*1 kt v II i)mti(Kafii, Vllnlilrr r it- ji . -1 t• (>n 1|- 14,1 • ' . A VI Itltdr K« Is**ieI 1*-i rtt. , f, wilt'll |f t tin I" i * in wo A M Mt>ru ng W ur*b Ip .«i • l - - mlmi .Hn,«rhaM t 1 laird, mn drar father Mid moth ■ A N F f l l l l l M M M I I I . T OF UOU . " I" M CTflr I t i * ti Iduleg v<«r r Ii 1 ! tiierC.ii To P \f F v filing Hrrv b-r K \ \\ It l'iHT Pit«t <.r er never told us about you huw v IM* I* M. Wrtlnraday MM, 1 •< 4 I7«li Hi A Laurel A\a 4il ih* «.•*••! Die - lu * Lad you could have been ronil'uny fm « . .-k Prayer Her Vic*. bumliiy Hchool. lo vo A U Ibll.aLl." t" ru.llif' 't*i' tlpir Us those days if we hltd only I Humbly Mm nl rig vvmaMtp, 11 ftO gilt.I UlilllLr I'l l ,. ! ' U i i ii m t % tir rilo ni(r r i i n in ii known about you \ to Mb* f*h r I-i| A rnbitPN.-i.l vr • f f.ft P kt H*i \ n d .u l*a .it ••i Die Kiafiyi-Jlsllp H*-f vlcr, I Od P M, » hitt>it Ht'littfii, i i i a ii j Our only May to h*ok fo r w a r d -f I|i !k . I'n ui, Siijir nnlrmlriil F r id a y H f» riti* fe 00 p M to was Christinas time, which Ii tin \ Mnrrdilg VYiit*)|i|i, *-^4 Pi m f *-r Murlltig. U e*liu*«lAf I ftt s 'l.ill II..I lusted fro m Christ mas eve to 'll Htil->ri l "Tuk" All 111*111 T m ii i I d An uppeul fiif ft in111 •* prumingnl *> N" \ ■+* i|l Hidii, ‘ Aii Apu I ' inaiiy times New Years day I lift ,r v • in F - a t r r. U r-* W ij Fli-mli,» (M kflitiim lo t tin < lu irt'b m I b i T iir. m i n n t n r m i i i where the jieoide gathered to % 4‘. P Y| UrlJiidllst Y mu II i I el * ll l !*Hi M 'l ll y A V • m i i < a * f-1V| |j H | r e e l lives of nil ChrUtiun iitujjilr. vvgh Ifethrr fro m miles itrunml We i -» -i. | • lut iHie i *« M w «-13 f * . ,1 Ilf * Pu ill b l i t |‘ ial*r| »•• to »I1 ilif- principal them** **f it Calk Inst j llldn't ra t h e r In Worship you, H'lfidav tu*liie-ii i t 41', A M . .1*1.1 t l iiu-ii i I V| ! 4rnlftg V\ ufaliip -t i * r vrniiig tu mrOibrrv uf tin Mrth Mi'ining Win jtl.lp, i | t*u A laird we entile Iw-caust" we didn't "b , . .V . M-Il.i l, ! moi Kii Is)i*i I Vl. T" l i m n lM.fi iwiisl M r n ’g Civil b> A • F^k 3 J Ii 6 I f P M know you, we knew of no oilier Id«•• a I Hoi", H" lt*r |r+| Mill III •-> 111 'Ml" Pre-.tidiltig * Oil t" \! : Mali g -lll'L • 11 I * * •• i. nD<t»U | rbftje uf tbn .fjjilif*iT*1 Fanil and b y jleaauro. Oh laird! W e lire s o r r y pru v **r Mf i l i n g I Ofl P I Li .*f I "i’i*i lli'W Iii ' ■ |'|I' . i'll (■• i V\ i-iIh<-siltt » 7 Yi' P 31 311.1 Vv i « W ( jI o ^.* Cu(npan> ie dance floor wal-jOfrupiAd 'J J :. .V I'l ! >#f* He- r 1ft’ * T h r r a W tl/ lir / o l l u w i i l U d in n r i f . ' l h r r yi'-biitw with a twenty-fou r hour shift— 111* ' ••rvetl in the #Me(ho<li«l Chu» » iTf nm< nt T i m c m n u n u p <A>i> and the old sufcar kettle kept sum­ s\ ute h*-w ?».* cn iini ii or -mn. s sr.M inse ■' 11!* 1 Anrw^r. under gjlpfrvision of Mr {U sm u o ll mer in ir with ting and hominy, Itev i* ii liialey, Casior. MiiivC'eetl. IttJY II, W. 41II,l ull, pu.int I ercy Chapman. 11a Palmst AU'iuie oml the crystal *treain of muonWvrvli v, Bunilay » t J:ku I". ,M (.uVftnrm n! Si ill . . . Hiipl* “ It Ii . o ftgid Mr. F.*) I# #0 A. M — Siimiaj Hrlifiol. Ijerl • Hv-r> m.4y |, hiVtii-,1 to i m t . , , shine flowed steadily. < Hui-i-rlniinJi-n! 1 1 v me D‘ t he noti i i'tn*f rbltfc, *4thnt If the principle* ' Houihi) r.iirclntly , r i v l > , nun .ml Rmllh, II D O A M viornlne Wurrlils, in lulling il^i in !fr,m**n A simclsl |,r„|,hM) lu\o. c*tu tdl'hed Li i vditin tliul Mirny time*. Lortl, frii'iuli, un- "mil .Hrrmnn Ii) tlie '..MMur, llehtilil | hrntherly will tm iI hIh >r»,| |,t in. ,,, , i iTiifeinice I or itPwn VtiiiiM ii ienMa d i l r ^ i wen? ,tfniver*j|lly af llrlna You Ureal l« r d*r the influvncet "of rfrink, Bin! iar. tu m et!He lid ' A i m ' "4 -lltlfll :|*lP T:*d ti 41 - * Y»nit r r Pi-oidi**! Mrct - reptml and prgrtii’f d by all nu»> jcolnuiiv. svtiulrl Ik at. ctlf, or lug w n h nnl ,i < •11114■I■1 1 Tud ii i Ih* kind, there would nnt onlv r,lm.it. am- another— hut Uml it SRvp.srpti n a r s o v k s t i s t A . P . ft!,- - Frv Hugisllall* Btiylca, • |.l. I. Iv '•* Ik * anol jut v^ar: hut tliift ’ CliU*M* |( H ,1* • • 1 u h u k u ii HItSO P Jkl Waliti iiigbl He*rvlc^ war nil wu hail wo rmrlil cull -..i.li.l **ul 4:liu T t t u a Ittaslk s i r , , i 14 .1 World wuubl be n veriluhli; pm • H' p uffri ynu lilr-murt", mi no irrcacliBr ever Us litis lb kU’hool Hstarilsts, j re PJeirit) uf in uair. Olit F m hlunnl dig* for im In llvr In.** I biD tIf#*l • ii i * i ■ 1 . lmn .»■■ "I cnrne our ■way lo tell U* aliout A JU . • lijglng A live gt»!|i#l with a i . r..i lining tu< :l • -»* H e e u p c liiiiik l w it h th e !ta<* Church SrrvtMS, I) 4, A >1 l tv* iri«-fi4Hgr you, aml your love, amt eotnftC'uiv V ...i . Prayer Mm-ilr,* \V.<lm-,iay |£v mt-nt tlinl the troubled lm 3:0ft |* ft| \Y «**1nr wslay, Prayrn |jariion,lii|i • nliiR*. S oe r ,w A m*‘» n i l ’ • ml |irg|»e Iher f I hg through which we are now i V i. H o rs IVelrorae vi All W e b tiin*. l flit l*. I ‘-tuD s lu g are the direct revult id Hot Lruii your mercy led rue on, lsi sue Ut Ml, M Dl ffrowiUF a path v lovsunl tip* vb nml lime mover! on anil I be­ core n n l .i.-•n 11 on thr purl of rhurrh mrmb* » came a yount man of twenty 4 1 the world ovrr. ycara uf uj(e. anil yet kiiuwinn AJiking the A im v 1 *«* "»• iuni*. only the shallow pleasure* of Dcfore Franklin P. Adam* »»> a t least until tin* nnl* mm* of Ihe aln. But there l-nnf. Thy spirit cnuferi'iice in M i m . * i* known, B culumrdft Or. A riuliii crli't.r .' beiran to let! me of the savlnic atp! 4»*pccl- tin- nff h *■i -» In re he was bn jn'attfknc( salcmm,, power In the blood of Tliy aon and also collaborated in l! " 1'1 train from nvcit ml' \m* Tii'QM Jesus, am! that I was lost am! Ivllh 0 Henry on n mini. ■ FtlOVl*! Whli’h vV••••Id i -rc fl d li c ll" /reeded this (irnce. Ixiri! I recontinued *iii.mi-* ’ Inn* i lie Comedy, "I-n.” memlrer well (hut tiny.—it was the United Stun - . i '•> D,. i i f thirtieth ilny of December 102.1— public* * wiDI^■ 4 tii, u'l ' t cmcul that thy power broke every hoiid bail -y Those hnijr, lotiely t iM lin ir * spent on the little rnhin iiorvh £ lUUTniliK In the low INK o f a w cm* far o f f on the prairie. A homemnn riding mi fm in the distance we eoohl hardly tell ii wo * * man wile eoni|iany to o » W e would at mtrhl listen In the wailing r r v ol tiie imnlliei, or 0 to the . haunting grunn of ihu hilt's ns (hey fled from an u|i looioTont' la-tn ® 'L 'U fk £ I£ / . - r w 'V U - . - i - nfloi iliov vvii nJie| a I ik 1944 Model DODGE TRUCKS— d m ton un wfl ejiiirn ilv *■ i m u i fa* d»‘ • - t.. nut ra I i Mill I )l«* 11-« c I1 t ii Ik e l lie I h - i'lilo f s w Jii'in •»n ii-* w iv »»• * .ndini.* 1 -1 ,111 * d- (Ilk 4*11" TU 11 b ,i % ll u i«- bel.'l 9 I . lnp| IIU 11 . Ill - l.ll i f. i 4 c"iit ■ * -mull *»: nib'I > lll.d i i Ini ,t IVill. ibi I ii o • i-,i. i I- 111 I M 1 I 'M - S .'l!«' I " I m c L I I I V 111||' L i m i t I I I II | I I :I r i* | it * r :ilt ii's . I *isp l;i\ n l al SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 1 I»'♦ |‘ ,4I(III I I M Eskridge Addresses Methodist G r o u p _ }l* m m | J«n'-.I M ^ W _ • jq Firi*lL"K«•c"»»• u.»iI.*mia B e FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH JlIC A N N O U N C E S A SERIES OF S U N D A Y E V E N IN G MESSAGES BY THE P A S ­ that was hohllnit me away from You, am! I l>owrd lo Your love and merry, al an nhl-timc Mctlro_ . dlst altar where many others hn>1 ® bowed Imfore. I There, J-ord, you furynve nie o f my sins tin Christ’s -ske, liters L«nl you sanctified me a a you did John W e sle y, Un .days g later. Lord you gent Ih* *r#at w Holy Ghost unto me «a you did on Peter ami the hundred and twenty on Ib^Kfgy 'o f Pentlcoat There I^ n l yo fa r e ms a (ood ehriHtian Kiri Tor a wife and v ) companion tu travel with ine w through this pllyrini land. U rd I remember lb * err the‘ infant t.*be (hat heralded to me that I had beeotne a father. You rememlicr I^)fd, that 1 ie 1 this tiny thing ns a TOR ON, “M ARRIAGE AND t*i Jan. 21—“ Marriage— A Sacred Institu• * titm” Jan. 28— “Some Intellectual and Emotion­ al Factors in Marriage” Feb. 4—“How to Make A Go of It” * •> ,... 1 7:30 P.M. Each Sunday Evening The Public Is Invited. -» »v t* fm i*i-l ,» In in i (In- p i c l i i r - l jM.nir*- of ,i I 11(111 s I AH bill -bow nl * ffltiii'- 1*4 •lb f -i ill imi- lu*uir di*i|-, I mlr 11*»•- ami a* i r I" •* I - t ||tlH".||||l |Hll ♦ lb l l " l l t *t<i I m i«. u. I \ F M l .. m ii -»H4 liiiii a ml .* .if I * ll fi II I U N lb. I ' i "ill d,«|| 1 II 11>l,yM i • • t«mi>m * 60c Murine I» Caroid & Bile Salts • I IH' Ironized Yeast S:tl J I c pal ica LE G A L NOTICE THE HOME” All mu *-l +pi s*T'll 1ll11U' - III '• 1iti Mu' m l c •>■••» ii • 11 Du \ M d nit HTTIl If vs ... .1 rorn r or rn ic d ll ' i i j i i i i i i :, * i : m ik o i -4i c i i i m i »T iT *: nr ru ik tn t. i* I'llOnATIV, IN III: TUP. H I T A T i : OK i : m \i a a wnOctn* ll'fM lrl. T O A M , W H OM I T 4i A Y CH UN: No ll re • I* herehy alven •*>• • ri.»:i.i. n w iR ttnip riu<i '■ final report Admlnlalrs lm "l he •■tale at Knima II. Wl>rnii> that ahe filed till pallio.n fo r final <ll*eharar. and th>i n» Will apply In Ui» llonorable II « W A IIK , Couniy Judg* of H*nUi>"-'r t'ounly, »1nrl(Ja, rlda, mt on .Ihe 1.^ ..14 . . .dn> .. February, l » l l , tor 'approval • '( same and tor fjhal " dtechar** «Adlrilnlelralor ot Ihe oeiaf* ,,f Kmma II. Wlterun, decraerd", on '■•eriUA decraerd*. 01 lb la I* day 'A 'V w f c r '' Aqmlnlafrttor of III" *«|g(g Q/ Kmmi U. Wliftrup, 4*e#ii*4. ( n r l c i N Fills Celery I .nsses Are Fslimaled At Up To 50% < r t l l l i « » 4 I n*"i Pag * <>**» bftVe made rental kt*bb iccnvery kn celery quah ty , due in recent light rain* nml favnuihle wonthcr Comlltiim*. iitol wlnnii recirvorptl, p r o m lur na fine n >p«*h'> » * I'YPI (lad in Seniinoln tl.im iy in Jaii uary , ncconlnu,'l 1. i nlliim, 11:i — , ■ nml aaiaa mannyi'i of Company. Otncr fields. e»pc*’ ially ill Iqw g m u m l wlierc planl* w e r e lo o much under w n lrr d u r in g lb® aterm, are bnekwnril and of stunted uneven and ->i»)lly gtn w(h. PJanta aet mil nf lrr tin- »i">r|ii apdin lu be uf eacellenl i|unlity. In fact It rftii'lMift1* Bre favorAble ill F c br ua r v nml Mnrch, p r o in i .r imnio uf ibe Ik,-*! <pialtty yield In years • Francis M e rin rit ir r, «*»*i side g r o w e r , pflinicd mil Hint celery Do w being harvealed show* u much amaller «li o than uiidkl, And aitim alo the golden variety .Would r U l about -1B0 to 100 cr a te * lo the nr re on land that normally yielded tlltn or inoto c r * t « a lo the acre. . Fa vo rable condition o f celery ' ited since tlm sto rm was ted out by Charles Metl;hcr, who compared Uita with more uneven apiiearunre o f itorin plantings, trip to the Chase W a s h h o u f * t*eecpollng riant on Heanlqll .dlsrlosisl some activity, about a third that which kc p l i r c later n. At preaent, It. ,._iled about 25 to 30 eg rf celery nr* l>cin* shipped w he rea s l a U r it was more than 100 4 week a h lp p e d — Im prorem enu • plant Inctudo A dew south w a II and a cor.erete loadoriii. The »|dcy tang of \ ic K s S u it c A 11\ii Sclt/.cr liOc /on ilc THE V I T A L SlnHbat !> Powders ( I I K ’LE lilt- ( asiiiria Y"iu dm l*»» kimn |*-d|j4ijiiii II I) «b "is Ml*' ph.ii Mi hi U r * - k *IJ l hat in till* Vital ( i n lr aiouiut nliicli ir c u .e r y revuUev m hen you are ill. Chooir *your phsr mac Ul «• s l . e l ) a. toil . r l r r l your d o r ■ tor nml then you ran li a i r e.eri ronfidrnre that the pharniari.t will -rlrct and >l«e Ibr n w | i ll u ( , • iir rll tn l In Hi* iW i i ii fiiirr, ffr-sh drill*- nl hlaud-iril Hlfrnglli . •Or I Mkis jiho Soda Me Black'Draught 1 Ue iMuslerok* Sip Barbasol r i l l !■ |hwi r • Cold Tablets 25c Flax 50c Pablum__ TV Doans Pills. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c Magnesia. . . . . . . . . . . . 29c Absorbinfe Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98c tMr Pkillti. T DD UU CC HH T B BN N T 7 c/7csuft</ ^ C a a Xu !!. JQ .tu g S ic it S A N F O R D ,F L O R ID A : �19 I r i a - t WVAAJC*' FRIDAY. J A N U A R Y 19. 1945 TIIB SANFORD HRRALD. SANF0RD;RC1.0RH)A»n VAOE FOUR that £iu(n here In we have 8»t_ In rely uu-ic anJ more oil ttvllwh salvage if we.'are to meet our productlen gfals . **-i Effective January *2. the mu jority of meat* went hark on IKiint lationing which will make the "two |>nint-|*j-pound” bo,ns for u.trd hoii*>’ lioftl fut* coii»»l- r .il*lv morr utluirliu lo I hr !'• •* ip V * -v-> FR ID AY,.JAN U AR Y } t , 1M3 HI RLE VERSE FOR TODAY 'DEEDS S .P E A M LOUDER TH AN WORDS. SINCERITY IS A KEY. AND A TEST: In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and h* will direct thv paths.— Prov. 3:0. T. . Admiral King says |9i5'*wiTI see "all out” war against the Japanese, llut only If everyone on the home front doe* hi* full duty. W® Bee where they arc foln* to hold m three cornered hearing on the dfitpcr industry. The idea would scam to be tha: th«y want to gather up the loot# cndi. Duwn In Miami j fellow made a |fl,000 profit on a real csUtt* deal after holding the property only »ix week*. Gosh! Think of what that’* gojng to do to his Income tax. ' Prime'- Minister 4Miurcltill says he agrees fully with President Roosevelt's views on the Alla die charter. He doesn't know nhete It I* either. — Fort Myer* New* Press. Not a *crap left. A misting *hirl button may moan that a matt is ■ingle. Three or four missing may mean that he 1* married! — St. Augustine Record. And if thuy’re ail off, he sends hit (tu ff to the laundry. Senator Wagner of New York promise* the introduction of some new social legislation when ho returni to Washington from Mi­ ami. Let'* hope he bullde a new hospital Instead of promoting 'more strikes. -, v * Whether three service men were nut off * plane In order lo make room for a dog belong­ ing to tha President'* ton take* precedence over Important new* o f the day. Anyone who has been compelled lo travel, no matter how ihort th* trip, and face the dlffleultf**, annoyance* and haz­ ard* of wartime transportation, will view this story with consid­ erable agitation. Just how much truth there I* In it will probably never be known. Mayor William Reardall of Or­ lando who hai bail some czperience in working crews of Ger­ man prisoners of war aaya of them, " I have the Idea that from these priionen prisoner* we can ret a theso day'* Work for a day’* pa-. ThU ia something we can't get from presently available labor for thi* .purpose. Jlenco a manpower shortage. Why won’ t- th* "pre­ sently available labor" work? Hecaust^ihey have *o much money they dofCt have to work. It Is a* Governor Caldwell o p p o s e s state financial aid lo hard pressed municipalities believing that he who holds the pun* strings calla th* tun*. I f the eiUca want to aumnder thehr Independence to tha state a* tha ,itat*a have to .the federal government at an Increased coat b*th in taxes nnd freedom, let than* - go k beg­ ging to Twhabawe*. Th* thing for tha cltias to do la to revamp their own tax legislation, raise tho money they need from their own people, tine# It la thee* aam* people who will pay the bill In the end anyway. » , I f Robert E. Lee were alive lotltty * c wild I jWibably be amazed b yth e huge maxMes of men thrown into battle, by the vast extent* of the battle lines autl the enormous volumn of mechanized equipment which goes to make Up a modern army, but he would In* no less surprised to find that the same strategy which he em ployed *<» success­ fully .At the. Second .Rattle.ul Dull ltun. Til Auticlain. Fre­ dericksburg and Chancellorsville, the wide flanking m o ve­ ments, the quick marches of the "cavalry on fo o t" and the. surprise attacks, the smashing cavalry charges breaking through the line nud allowing the infantry to |x>ur through, is studied and practiced by our military experts today. . Lee was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia, on Jan. 19, 1807, a son of the distinguished Revolutionary lender, "Light Horse Harry” Lee. Following his appoint­ ment by Andrew Jackson, he graduated from West Point in 1829 second in his class. In the.Mexican War of 18-lfi he wna a captain of artillery and served with distinction in the battles of Corro Gordo, Churlibuscu and Cliapultupec where he was cited for feats of physical ami moral courage and promoted to tho rank of colonel. General Scott under whom ho served said at that time, “ He is the greatest liv­ ing soldier In America” . Later he was superintendent of West Point nmf served in wars kg:jinst tho Indians in Texas; A t Thf* time of the beginning of the Civil War he was in charge uf a militury department in Texas- Opposed to slavery and having freed his own, deporing secession, he was offered command of 'referring to cast his lot the Union Army but refused _ pf Virginia "rather than with his brothers and neighbe draw my sword against my native state". He accepted the rank of Brigadier General in the Southern Army and it 'was not until nearly u year lulcr that he was given com­ mand of tho Army of Northern Virginfu, Of L cc’ b generalship, Major General Sir Frederick Maurice, British general and author, suys in his "Robert E. Leo the Soldier” , "Many a victorious general has been welcomed honie to the capital of his country by the plaudits of his grateful countrymen, but I know of only one instance in history, of the people flocking t<» ilteer a defeated general. When Lee rode into Richmond, a parolled prisoner ot wnr, he was welcomed vociferously by a crowd of men and women waving bats and fluttering handker­ chiefs. The character of the man hud placed him, in the hearts of his comrades and his people, above the rebuffs of fortune. . . "For these reasons I place la.*e as a general above Wellington, ‘ Read and re-read* said Nn|>olcoii, the eightyeight campaigns of Alexander, Hunnibal, C’aeser. Gustnvus, Turenne, Eugene, and Frederick. Take them as your models, for it is the only means of becoming u great loader, and of mastering the secrets of Jho arts of war*. T o that select bund of great commanders the name o f Robert K l.ee must be udded. His exact precedence amongst them I will not attempt to determine, but that they have received him as a soldier worthy of th eir fellowship, I do not doubt" RntionH And Capitalism ’ “ A reader turna in an intcreatinx conmipiit mi Cl mater Bowles recent mistake in cancelling ration point*. "Most everybody respects the effort tnatlu by Chester Bowles to be fair about rationing, but he did pull an awful boner by cancelling the ration points- Some people could ace tho OPA logic— if you hndn't used the points und eaten the food, you didn’t need It. But even the strongest defendorB felt thq cancellation wrong. * "Tha ahk»wi^.fuU of Jnmllle* with n s k i niontlicr'on'toftjdlot. all kavhig |»ofntJ5 fur the time when he could \»t nnd would need the building beefs leak, the fruit Juices, fcnlmon nnd cunncd peas. There were also folks who could not can, who planned to eat fresh foods through the fall and nave their Idue points for winter. Now where are they 7 "But 1 think what made everyone ho mad was not the feeling of being gypped, but an unconscious sense that when the points were invalidated, the whole American system was l>cing invalidated, too. For capitalism, private enterprise the American faith in opportunity depend on the ability of the individual to save from today's fmal or money fuel or clothing for the needs of tomorrow. When to­ day’s savings can be thrown nwuy by a word, th,. whole I-oInt of view is repudiated. "Now I know the ratlonurs never thought of this— they ’meant- well’. Nor did most of tho populaco think it out. But the Instinctive reaction was to repudiation, and not merely to losing a. few cans of peas. Repudiation of government promises Is not American. Wo fought out thnt principle in our early -history. 'So Mr. Bowles and his aids had better watch their step next time, and see to It thnt future promises are faithfully und rigidly kept.” HunrtfY O P1 It is estimated the nveragti American soldier eats iipprnxi■nately five und u quarter pounds of food a day as cnmjmred witlL three ami thrcc-quartcts poundl for the average civilian. ’ A new sound recording tha chine make* records on n celo phune tape. S P E C IA tS A L E A L L THIS W EEK 11 1 S(>. I*hrk Avenue ' th * ; (2 ) Pool’s Elderberry Wine* Pool’s ((rapefruit Wine Guild Pale Dry Sherry - SAN TO R O FO RllM July August Septenllw-r 11, toiler Noveinhei J DeteiolK-i l l 'ivllinn I \i rny A N.n> I I .Ml I.IHMi " I I . I"!1.mill I I . It-fl.lMMI " .......... oo ' It.lfiT.IMio " I 1.7-14 noil " ld:i.r,| t.uuo pound< IN.n.Vt,11(10 . pt Ron Oliver Puerto Rican Rum Ron Leo Puerto Rican Rum 5th SI.07 .. -Miss N ell—SUwart China iVbssiomvry -To*. WetJs ETnsT^n JohRkon Speak At Services p t 70c pt. 79c lilt U.I. PIIW HI.I. Mi* \V monii K Htiqfg an noiihrc* the engagement nT li.-r dnJirhU’i . iMui* Kilccn. (•» ^ WilNini Powell Y I i. IJSNK. Min nl Mi aiul Min W H |*omcM i»! T«lltth.aMT \m tiding datt hm licet* m*1 (<»r Fell. 2. Social Calendar MONDAY The Keardall Avenue rhurHi rlrrle will meet nl the (iha|vl nt 3:00 P. M. W ' Tho Dependable Class of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. Ci.T. Hollger at K:00 r.M. TU tsD A Y The Pilot Cl oh will hold its ,A dinner meeting fit the Hotel May • f a i r mI *7..nn I* Diatript Agent Visits Home Demonstrations The information and inspirution of Miss Ethyl Hollow-uv district home dvmonslialuug— a-, gent, who recelltl> • Vlslleti lurie, will be a great hel|i to count) club members throughout the year, Mr*. Ouidn Wilson, home demonstrntiun agent, slutcil to During Miss Holloway’ s visit, the Sonfonl Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mr* Hoy Tillii fm r covrml dish luncheon. Twenty-five club ijiemlA'rt were present and Miss Hol­ loway worked especially on “ Or­ ganization and Iicadctship.” Saturday Miss Holloway con.iluclrtl a leader* training class for 4-H L*adeis nml the clubs standards weir thmoughl) ills rusactl. The 4-H I mailer* Mr» <). F Herndon, of Sarifnril, Mr*. W. LSclg and Mrs Sue Torres of Gen­ eva, Mr* l)onnn Hell of la k i Mary, and Mis. <' H. Igtrgent of l>ong»ootl enteicd into discussions wholeHeartrdly amid exchanged plan* and ideas. Mrs. Wilsun dis­ closed lk>lllc> *o a rtl-ilnmrr CnrPrrfs Fine Rhine Wine a* In the Zoo's Afriran Plain< Is, to our intml, /.oo progress Soeli a wire I rt-e riit lr«»niiit-ii- for otter* and raccoon* Is anothei new improvement annoimre*1 hv Mr tinhorn at the society * ariniul meeting Still another .* a De partnient of Insects, whlcti pro­ mises opportunity fur as fascinat­ ing a study iut a zoo provide* t you inny ami that is saying a great deal I I• ftI 1*0(1, l III I ait hut not least among Zoo rti nUn plan* for the future i» the open ing of an nnfmal * information booth where Zoo expert* will do their best to satisfy querying minds. This project npetl not, 7 i .’ ! I 13 like most of the other*, w nt upon 7 I*.*.'.till the war’s end; In fnct the inter ett » f lurvlce men (now among Jill.. V'. DLlhl5 tbe Zoo’s most numernu. and •4.(1) J.MPJtSJ t ig e r euxtomers) in tjir fniinn nr A uki*>i 7. t l l . " 7f. 72»*,!i 11 strange part* o f thr world v lie,c buttles now rage hn* pointrd lit OctlMX I 7,!•'.>,IM3 it,Kir.,7.Mi uvr iitlx-1 nscfulnesi. Dec«*inl-t-i H.'.-’t! 1,36(1 Service on 134 mile* ■■( rail Civstmii ' S0.MMI.64i> line* In tbe Dominican Kt-pubhe Arm . U N 71.400.000 wa* suspended ln#<iU4l and th" T O T A L 161,366,610 roadbeds were converted futu 1044 I I.H70,iHi0 Jnmiai Februi 16,2 63.000 17.666.000 Man h IH.J72.O00 April I6.06H.OOO Moy June 1 Gordon lyondon Dry Gin " pounds 5th $3.83 • That S erve Her Best! • • . pound* " Tired of your winter clothes? Here's a gny selection of wnrdrnbc refreshcr« Dial you cun wear I mm now thiuugh Spring! Hlark lightene.l with the first spring touche* of feminine white III collar* und cuff*. And blight print* in gmceful rayon Jersey, tbeked nml plcnteil. Much soft, fluttering lineal 14.663.000 " IIIikIi *. BRIGHTEN WINTER W ARDROBES t, 5th $3.69 } " Melvin I). Edward* i t . the formri ! pt. $2.14 Also a fine s e l e c t i o n o f Liquors, Scotch Liqueurs, Imported Brandies and Ruin. . ’’ " 'll*. Kiank Hauer has irturnial (loin Jacksonville wheic she wenl on a liusiness trip. 5tli $1.56 91.1 proof ’• «* Adel lin'd spent VVedliesin Dtl.aiul II* the IMIcal of (iernld I'm. la visiting Plan.* were made fur u ranipaft Mr. ami Mr*. Karl ixtrapnirica to bring new meiubeni into thi ol [losaeint c, Ala. and Mrs. C .lt. Service Wives* Club nt a meet \ imip of t inriniinti, Ohio, arr ine Wetinestlay evening in thi the g no* I * of Mr. mid Mis C P. library of the USD Club. Hit Mendel Mill. drive will be inaugurated iminetli .. rr-r *...... ately follow mg election of *'Ffse­ Mi* S.M Morgan of Atlanta. ers* nl the next meeting lim -ftand Mm. A J. Smith of to which all u w iu 'm s .w u c onfeip-j*^-- rvVport, L i a ir the gue*ts pi come. of it., ii Inotla'r-ln law und sis The success of thi cuvet od lei. Mi and Nns. Henry Mclaiudish supper , ( Jan 10 ».i* noted und general rcimtt* weie mail • during the business *c*»loli over ’ Mi* A t'. Williams returned which Mrs (ietirge Karndeino* Wednesday from Savannah, Ga. preaided. where she s|>ci)t several,, weeks Tho club expressed regret nt with her son-in-law aml’ .ilaugh. Doug* the loss of its treasurer. M rs 1 it * Mr, and Mf*t O. Hurry Levinson, who In.* livid | la . who acfonippnirvl her home, two | • _ ----------------tile position for the past term*, but l* returning to Fvri Misu M o ra n W ill home in llruoklyn, N.Y. Mi Dot McDaniels nml Mt* Dot Koiilft. active flub litembri* himulsu left Sonfonl to trluni tu Auiinv K Moran tif Geneva theii re* l»et live l-oin- ' l i t k m . in - ".in,,-., the nppiourlintg mm demos will mt a* HiMsUiei foi ii,»gi- . f In* sister Mis* Jean Muthe remaining tw, nutting- of i ,i ■ t-( Sanford to Ensign II F till* lenp the report *.ie> mil* M heeli i . Jr. son of Mr. and mittrtl. followc*l hv collection of M'» ILF. Wheeler of Ovietlo dues L iisicii Wheeler is at present Those attending tin- meeting* a it „r hr. I t.s the ^Nuval Air Sla weie Mis. Joseph tio.nl, Mia. ti oi at IViisiifftfii. The Wedding will In soluinnizetl Friday evenFrank Itirluird*. Mrs Mas D m tlnni. Mrs. Lnrrnmc Deiuaria and leg. Fub *J in tho Iluptist Church ai Milton Mr* Knrnilemo*. A m e r ic a W ill R em em b er Best the P ro d u cts ihiiiihIs e rs o n a Service-Wives Plan Membership D riv e 1 " TO TAL JI i.nri f ,i*0U pounds o. in spilt* of the (net that wo (| rerovered fiU.lflO.tillll pound* more t-j last year than we did ill the I prreoding year, the rerortl fi.qn | the middle of the year thmugli |»otinil . Doc ember wn* far from *.tli*fuctory Collection* in the lust six moi^h-v weie roughly J 6', lower than in Ihe fust half of J ilia year You will notice that I the A m i) and Nnvv fF.-ule i» j down sharply, due to the tiutn. 4>er of s e n who h l « l list'll mow,I | x nut of the rounlry.i This moan* THE SANFORD IIERAI-U. SANFORD, FLORIDA 19. 1945 day. ‘ * Berry <'up Brand Table Wine The United State* Naval Air Station Chapel nt Alameda. Calif was the setting Tuesday, Jan. If, nt 5:30 I’ M. for the wedding of ( Mis* Nell Stewart. youngest daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. W.H.* •«ti|rr*«»l*i-»-il liairt V Stewart mid Ensign Lauren It I l*t It# • t u.»* .it tin limi of •• f i|•t« *| i litt• liti* nt "I (hr Johnson. only soli of M. E ' * Johnson and the late Mr*. John- It il. It'll f I ••• |<i t ji I l'iv**l»> t«*r • • tl I hr I i n • SluinturiL* *nn of Ainadon, N.DThc chapel organist rendered I' .'M.,. \..»ih t hittii. Kr\ E l' I ti•*\% s.ihi t<hIh > . Knr merit. a selection of nuptial music and lot %1*141 *. in- nn<l ' l i i Hem I the soloist. Ensign Helen Mallard, u«ii iii llnit.tii l*ro\ mev vtherc sang. "Hccuuse” , (d’llurdclot) and (hr nt i bi fii*htiiik* Iimk been. "1 Live You Truly" (ttund). ■M« w| • f t'n’ir limit mi (*hiitu » i f The brydo -had a* In i only at­ U I I*If • cl I leliL’ v.III If till I tendant, Ml-* Hattie Y Johnson • I* itifi-h t In if !)»%*> h.»i| laiirr of San Kmncisro. aunt of t h e 1 I.** i m ' . i * i "ii Ih fmd M t bridegroom. Ensign Charles Hunri I llrj ,| v\cif mleriUNl in * livfiNi fi»r served a* best hum for Ensign in*, th i i' liiinR hfitni Johnson. The double-ring ce re -1••n li e to 11*-li*•1111 whuli rciiehnl mony wins performed by Chaplain i N r u ^*.|k IK h I . V M X V.P. Slcwrart. Episcopal rector I 11>< m m * • • h v H i . I U i -vI w i l l Miss Stewart wore for her |i .•!». l.ulf Hi* ifb<*(*| \him r of (hiwedding a suit of gold wool with U n 1 «tf |*i i\«f fm I ttin^n Mi* and alligutor oeeva— 5ri \i. » I ne« Iteen lirlii aarietl. Her corrage was a tulle f'tli |f 11|• lafft till** Mt t t f f•« th<’ encircled orchid. . ftiutn f>( ll'i ' liuicl' aiul till* A wedding ilinnri was held t •(• % if i . Ho n • •» *o.l \"lilt at the Officer*’ Club ot the i « ii|*|i tit 1 1.itfl inifo iimtioti on Alamtda Paso immediately f o l ­ •mo iricHi K"inirn M i ** ioii Kn nl« r suit! lowing the ceremony The tnldu t• *i*f i i |* Hi was beautifully decornjed with I h« Sell l ‘r ilia I olferiiii; ^>11 gtirilcnias, calla lillies, ..... and w fete l« m f i v o l at thr i m IU'Ii d IMH of daisies. Candles were at each end of the table wjiich was centered with the large cake decorated with white-flower rings und silver leaves The bridal party mid mriuliers of Ensign Johnson’s 1 squadron were present. 77>c couple spent a short lime in Oakland. Calif, until Jan 16 and at present Ensign and Mis Johnson are living in Fallon. Nev. wliric hr I* attached Mrs. D.A. Smith Is Hostess To W.M.IJ -liU n c h e o iY -G w e a ijJ ^ ^ fM rfl. Bride-Elect A t Hotel D. W TODAY Hutcliin* MisH Nancy Rosscttcr WillNVed En«. Norman I.«| Ouida Wilson, home deni, on*trntton aircnt tnmlr an inter* ' rdlnij talk on the enrr of ,t robes nt the Civic Department pf (hr Salford Woman's Club lunch* , kavr nome pointers to the mnn- v( bore on clraninR prcmuni? nnd ( irinovinc spots fimn ilrrnM'ii nnd urnrina apparel Mir C It l>nn mhi « lunrtnnn. « i»ndurted the mertmir uhirh in • liitlcd rr|H»rt> from nil of t h e ’ • w(«ii<liii|r (‘omniMtfp* \m"fiu i •* ihftr nas n rrp»*ft fnoo ^11 C t I Rr<lit i ii k rhairniat' •<( ifiratinn. who Rtatisl ibal plans hail bred made to plant (hr l.ukc Shore Hmilovaid ill Rltiirh rwl i V lllbisniR She anmoiin r«l that anyone who aiahr* to ilmiate « plants to help in the project t» mpieRtril to contact Mr* It rd dltu. ••• Mrx J Nt. Joyner hospital i rhairmnn annoiiocrd that a l>c«t • ide (.ilde wan (<• U donated foi the club room at Ihi h«i*Pital al*'l '1 elm" that the fl«*<•t be re finiihetl .Mr-* II. It. Crumley animuncvd a btlflge party fulietlnlrtt foi the hospital benefit tFh JI Mr* Dawson said there would l>t- u shown of cotton nig* tor tin Hanford Air Station Officer* who will serve •' • | yrar are: Mr*. Ihtwson. t halrm ■ Mr*. 8. D. Highleyinan, vn< chairman, Mr*. H II. Cl*nn-"i sccrgUry: Mr*. Fred Williamprogram; Mr*. J. R. Adams. Ii nance; Mr*. II. J. Lehman, irn-tn bershlp; Mrs J. II. Ray, huu-t ( Mr* A M Phillips, pres* ire Mrs. Joyner, hospital til l»"WI M» * 1*1 (ill Mr« Joe ( o i l r y u a» honor glint .111.1 mili.tlrd * , * new member of tho I'att Matron*’ Huh Orih i » f L.xstei Star, at un uiniyal <hnnrf and initiation «rrvic< Momlnv rvrmng at 6:30 I* M in tin Maomir ^ttall. Mr* |l i Moot,, n r* pre»iilrnt of the Huh, nmducled tho mcrting at which tune ntaii* acre made lot thin year ami the member* i|ir* lot* fnt their "Rertrt Sietem." It « n » announc­ ed that the nrxl meeting will ho K*b 111 at the home of Mr*. II K Kent The following malrona of the lisral K.i.lelO Mni O n k f weie |ilv*ent Mr*. 1. I - lltwiDII, Mt* I.. M Tvrc. Mi* Frank froth y, i l l * . E. J. Hciuth, Mr*. J. F.. Courier, Mr*. Kent, Mrs. It W. Tomer. Mr* It F Crcnahaw. Ml* Janie Shoemaker, Mr* Stewart Dutton, Mr*. It. C. CONVENTION The State [taptist Woman'* Mb * well. .Vlr* Colley ami the Missionary Union will have a following jia*l patron* attended: convention in Jacksonville on J. F.. t miller. II .1. I.ehman and Jan. J'J tUruugh.Jau. ZL.--K llu*kv W l i t . ________ _ The Mayfati Hotel wa» the irrne of an attractive luncheon given for Mi** Nancy Dightoti Dir ilny bclorr tin mailing,' to Ijiaign Ilobett D. Powell by Mt*. V\ K. Kirrhhofi The luncheon table wa> rcnteied with an arti»tlc arrangement of v an-eoloreil Camellia* renting in ■lolling *llver amt white bra nr lie* on a long reflector Placvcaril* were miniature imwdei puff*. Tin gur.vt li*t included: Mr* Jniiie* A Sllney. Mr*. Frank Chaw. Mr*. Joerph Perry, Mr*. S It Ihghton and Mi«* iMghtnfi with tin meml«cr» of lirt w,sl time party the Mi»»c* Winifred leivcll Angela Melsth. Susan K irllcy. Martha Wight, Helen llutchiKon, Jane Thigpen, Eleanor Rchoonmaker of Miami and Doro­ thy Powell of Hopewell. \ a. 500.000 C H L F ItY C R A T E •The high school tecivntion ten­ ter. the ’ ’Celery Crate." will Ikthe scene of social activities to­ night and tumurtow night spun'••ird by the Freshman Class of Seminole High School A "Kid I irty” has been ai ranged till* ( teoiiig ami “ \ aleiiDnt Girllit *ik*' tla/ic*’ f••r ItiHioiton r\rn StmlcntA ^ill AMAZED A M E R /C A N S L A ST YEAR! F L O R ID A 'S U N D E B .W A T E R . F A I R Y L A N D BUTHONESTLY! WEM/SSED YOU! lu’i inittnl free of i Hmi ifi llifli mrinU'fshir rnnh m Past Matrons Club Mi. and Mrs. A. K lto**eder have announced the engagement and the approaching marriage of then daughter. Nancy Janette, to l.ieul ( j g l J William Nuiman, Ji CSNVl. son ol Di and Mr* J \V Nurinan uf Caiiirsvill, The wedding will be an event of r.irly Stiring Mi** Jlosaettcr was giaduatevi fimn SeminoU lligb School in |Dtp a* all honut student Slid fimn Stetson Unlvctsity in De l and in lltf’J where she w»* *cli tti'd us the outstanding senior gul and since that time >he has Ik-i-ii on the faculty of luviulou High School. Javksonv tilt . I ieul. Nuruuui tcLcutd III- de gno. from the Universilt id l lot H KVIYAI. the llev W P n Ida, (ialneavllle. whrte he >»a» a Ihe Flt*t Haptlst ( liurvh will! tor. announcetl t,« meinl rr of Phi llcta Kat pa and ii.ilr a set ies of special revival j W Daniel ot M president of lllue Key Pi tor to -. it in-* Mar, t through Mur, II ueniliei entering the Nnvv In January, P'Ct. he attemled the Univrislly ol Florida Law School. mil Mrs. Wilson Talks . A t Club M eeting ■ £ o rle y -.4 e iiB ^ -' vAithoul k'lflh WilitHiii 4tf t In Ground Work For Any Room Colorful Scatter Kuks ! For Your Spring Floor Show Tabernacle W ill H um M issionary Services |..i r i i t ) room ill yntir 1s*•n.-»• .tut 11nl h.Mikfd ru g *, xlm g mg,*, .1 |ihj|i r u g * and ilt »'|i pill' i hr rug.*, ideal for living n««in, Hath . Iin In Kirn or hall! You’ll love New Spring Blacka Frou-Frou Collnra Flower Colons SERVICE .10c ADMISSION 40c Print* T O D A Y anil SA.TUnDA'V DOUIII.E FEATURE J lftfis ia i **■ ZOO P L A N S FOR T H E FU TU R E NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE. .> UTKROUHD-UPI , Fairfield Osborn, preildant of the New York -Zoological Society, prefaced an exposition of ,'a twelve-acre conservation exhibit to bo Installed after th* war at th* Bronx too with this observa­ tion: "W * need to face th* un­ ties in all q f hlstoty. The New York Siato Conservation Depart­ ment I* co-operating on financing fend .planning (h i exhibit to d*monitrate tho ndfed for pnd value of reforestation, land redamaUon and checking soil erosion. Th* -plan la pait o f a campaign to halt a destruction of niUttnal re­ source* a* rothleic* and oat of reason a* war Itself. * ~ _ Any extension of habitat ea­ rn aacona hlblta which dispense with cage* virtually Jand bar* and show animals living t arm I*- In near-to-natural Condlltona-- Preston Fonter ROGER TOUHY Thrifty d *of ’• H A R R Y ’S LIQUOR STORE • You’ll toy: proof of ChovroM daolert' skill and ' dop*ndoWUty—proof thwl Chovrolot dealers or# ' "Brel In eonrie# ” . 1 *up. theagoing red ration points- In other words, that slit- umphastxv th *U «ih a y.ftit tuiilSat can txv iyricoxett-br R y e a' conscicntimti jab-' o f Knf Salvage. . , Also, won’t you slug in us u filler whenever tile opportunity present* itself: HAVE MOItK USED I-'ATS GET E X T R A It Kit POINTS f __ kVtt. -ouuhi — Ur have — M pretty t lent liiiheiillon o f the trend of rnllcelion* thi* time next month, autl I will report to you ngnu. a, .eon a* pomsiblc. Ilest rt'icard*, Sincerely, Wilder Ilirckeuridge ( Atnerlcun Fat Salvage Coinmltlce FRIDAY, JANUARY DODGE dosdor for a«rv(<#_at .regular Open House Given For N avy Station Officers Th* Epiacopal Pariah ' House was the scene of an Informal ot>*n house Thuraday evening for officers o f the Sanford Naval A ir Station, enonoorvd by thd Slop in today and Inspect this swank military style. Its smart military lines, lu distinctive Jarman frlendlinc** o f fit make It lop choice • with the man In uniform or the "soldier - in civvies." 6' M5 * ° most rmis Soldier’s Story , — — ■ Soldier’s L ot. H Charming Prints To BriKhten Your Rooms Snvd time and laundry with then lovely Wllco place mnta of Dupont "Texon". So e-any to uhc , so catty to keep clean, In colorful floral and fruit dooigna. . Ficturen add «uch a lot of cheer . . - pretty onen to hang Hlngly or In palrn. n nice Mclection to choose from . . . A Q n each Sofa Pillows To And Adm ire . ector of recreation, aaelsted b. the evening’s hostesses: Mr*. J tha Brown, craetad tha gue*u at th* door. Mr*. CbarU* SJrenworth changed recording* on th* atoctrfa pUyer. Present warat Mrs. Hugh J. Leltch, Mrs. Moaaly, Mrs. 8mllh. Mr*. Davis. Mr*, fiteenworth. and the Mlaaes Brown . Smith, I^m- Pretty Table T a l k l . . . FORTUNES $5.50 B. L. Perkins CORRECT MEN’S W E AR Cotton filled In a variety of Bhapes- All covered with beautiful tapestry In Boft ahadea of rose, blue, wine and green. 1 *69 to Q.98 SANFORD A .fO a .. �I ia»Ai>jASfe>fiT » • .i?«. Court RccoVd Wednesday. January 17 Warranty Deeds Jobnxon, Til* R « Johmoui, Johnson. Jackson, Lonnie at ox Ti ‘Lofmle'et ti* Tc , - , llhrnld M rt i ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S WEAL ESTATE-BROKER rl tnt. Itevtlle, Hugh et ur To 0, II. Carlton el tut, Seville, filial. W tfi To C. E. CnrJloii cl U*. . (lurlloki, Cl. E. Irt u* To t . 0, T *re ii- ii* . . . .» „ Thr**h#r, D ..K Vt uk To wWtar I. Bridges rt m, . Boorer, Mnxie To lllterhon *. . XtUb \\i Bunk Bldg, 2 . - Si j fcenydh et « * I Ramsey, Wla |vlr Kd$rt M. , ft Gratia Ow’ch CHARAetIR - the fact that ybuVe a yjnpfntflb)e perebn-H* fcfiftfdeil nere a* the most Im­ portant ToVifi ®f seei urltV, No co! laft Cat ftebded to apply Tot- kA^wto Aftturv- Drunk, Disorderly ■'Cortrtuet ft pilfering $10. • ft Cotu or—M. — CftfJto*, 0, H. et 'W . * C. TL Carlton *t ox To Hush . Cttj « sanrord To Wllft 31, JtAUlmtQD ..et, iijt A Follow The Crowd le Vs Clree i Curry T * •Tsw -Vttate , ■ Robinn* Vs 'Dorn bridges D/It/A MIc Muwipkl Coort Goodloe, 'fiftnbirt <J. White, Drunkenness $11. Bond Eatd. Jolks, Drltt Colored, Disorderly Conduct $1$. Bond Kstd. *. Wright, Robert Tarry white, Rackieu Driving $1. Bold Eatd. White,. Grace white, Drunk ft (UntfMtUpavW .Meel f art 1 .Barging $B. Bond Kstd. lurid* SoST Bank To Cktrtb, , Jarkson, George D. while, Reck wford at ux. teas Driving $0. Bond Kstd. jMfc A. Yb V. Jfcj . McDonald Jack ftf. .white. Park tr»r Improperly |2. JWmd Eatd. evfllft fttlgh Vt iKt To io. ft., . Moore,. Will le. colored, Carry- Iton -etljx... , , „ base ft Co. To t>. 'L- Thriuher, State Family Loan at Baaforu Room $ TTI. mate Sink Bldg Telephone S3 J,; E.ft Rowland. Jr. rtaasger Bottled-in-Bond In stock , Spivey, lire. i> C, white, Park­ ing Overtime 12. Bo nil Ks|d, But the BEST bonds you can buy, are War Bonds! Ervin, J. It. while, Parking Overtime |2. Bond Kstd. • It f* estimated that (luring 0. Henrr’e most productive period (the first decade of this century) he ilrank two ijuarts of whisky Irt Cuba, the click beetle is worn a* an ornament in the hair, or among the folds of dresses of Cuban ladies, it gives off a bri). liant green light and looks like n living emerald. of Florida To J. I awton. Arcade PACKAGE STOI RI L b ’S. P A C K Aflfe -BTOR^ * ftAft ' l A Compute line « f Wine * - Beer — Wkbdmg 3 L .... . Bonte of Jack Ixindiui’a. wurka. were ghost written by Sinclair I-ewls, W. aw FAR R ELL'S Vlekl Baum wa* a professions! irpist In Germany before she novelist. became $ W , • « » , $ 2 9 0 o r m torn ai security for a lOhn -a refuhr income.Ji a* valuable a* a bank account! Private,fr lend ly service. Full Inform*' tlon. Inquire. ' .Stevens, John lyey white. Drunk ft Disorderly (*oiidurt l!d . Bo.id Estd. Borah. Edward I'rwph while, Ulsdrdrnv l undue; »tf>. X Cotie <it. 3D ‘Days. Swain, J: T. white, I'arkln; near Corner J2. Bond Enid. Phone 9148 "* Arcade Bldg. j ■ ffhUr*H(e TM^HnuYee Army ‘f t United R t id i T o Cbartts Ralph, pawaor. Army ’af tfnlfJd fftites To T "fjT * ’ ■WfAl-’ Vell|tE| I AIAJllJf fh TTmeway fs, Bond Estd. , Dnwsajl, vltarDs H, while, U. fl. RaVSr To Owl ion lBey| Parkin’' over 1 Hour |2. Bond »>td. BtevttuL Taul colored, Keeper rff DHotWerfy lioose 42R. Bmd Estd. Jones, Itiehkrd colored DUorde/Jy.JCodduct $ 8. Bddd kUJd. . Math Is, Oxle colored. Disorder­ ly Cbifdbet fC, Bond Estd. Mack, Yaney eoltuwd, Disorder­ ly .Conduit .1$. Bdnd Estd. West* Elijah colored, Disorder­ ly Conduct $6. ft Costs or 20 Ccunic Nelson. , ' Dm* PRODUCE t A B L E S W • Lewie. Buster colored. Disorder­ ly Conduct |8. Bold Estd. Jackson, Titell colored IJiaorderty CrtfldUet $n. Rond Esfd. DuBose, fl. C, white, Pnrltfng oyertliftk 42. Bohd E-td. Ja)insoi), Wftlie colored, Drunkirfiness $10. A Casts or So Days. Lemons lb. J-’larltii |‘a Blngle or^ AU ttIk I E X P E t n U ^ ’ tlNNCOEflB, ESSENTIAL WORK . W ITH PEACETIME hMITURB Overtime .PAj —PkiA Vacatlonk Potatoes Celery Potatoes Tftn ffezines ,T 1I>h • t»«b 11* « liroccoli bch. l ' » r ) PlarMa 2-lbs. 1 (Jrapefruit G-lbs. 29c Cauliflower rasa-fls* /Rutabagas KintTuyttent Supervlsot ekdaya—Skturdaye, $-11 1STA T B L - i TEL. CO. uo e , ut at. 2-HtkH Carrots.... 2-bch.... 15c Oransres 8-lbs. 49c 20-lbs. 1.19 Cubbaire Onions Not.Artly If Now (td in Kikectlal Work mmm t>*l ll.s lr h lr r d Carrots ..... eoffC ttETE P IP E RtVKWAYrt Cocktail...... ( r$ttD o ld Cleaft per Grits .... r>elbH. flutter .28-02, .. 20c Hum* .Apple 23c Soap 2 .. No. 2 cans 14c Asiar T^a... 4-oz p k g .. 23c fS fttrr €oner£t< 8 for B A LL A R D ’S BEANS CONCRETE BLOCK 2 for 15c <>(!■**■ Tn lfl •U til) :ilc tiafeft P ark Rice .... 3-lbs. .... 29c Mrles ixaloi Salt .... 20-ozs.....8c Toxoft SWppad. DiekkW No Fotntal — lb Fillets lb 29o Crohkery. *> 15e lb 22c - W ii. Mackerel SAUsage >b Shoulders lb y .r I Fresh Sides ib23 c c Chops ib SOc MTtIc* flj lAft flick Oj Ftw«) Hamburger ibhif 3 5 q �** * PUT!)AT, JANITAUT 19.* 1945 -v mr+m p — —— I ' Most f » P kt'.r. ?vTTTS' TTTK HAKPtinDlJ^n/vTJlL^ATfrOItt). rtO IU D A * ■I nrictits of haul.fhpsvi y n y tn - R e fu g e e tram - *---- whole mils. — - _N o ^ Ifl 1 mllr-t over the in l-owlnful.t ■ - WljT T#fr^n"*ftn ff W i H i u T 'BTandinsr I ■labrir labor ramp In in (iertnany Germany "V t h * ]w -'t AU«iniStrk(rl> A dwiptttrtiijli y of iW J K/va< ,4 .ri«r*ii. • ■,. » . r . |»f *1 > V< Vd * r n ? E T d 1»?£faTiJr, > tu t t h a t •&?? v« in *« m y hnr >4 a M £ f I t r ia l my r nl * «*» i u ta# i h e HaimraM* M a io o a b ie u H w,W offlr-i*. At ni fU iA»nf»r«1 FIuutM** fin (nr * » “j it*1 , ,.f *»rrtr*. »U H ru**%<\* So far ! t ■ 1 . .. _ i . . t . . . i l l i t . « «* *I r 1 '*ru>11 JJ uu i. l| i*f >p ao ff N ' 11*in> ?• \ aof t Jittbiiin it m i a r t A,1 1> t i 1l yt H re iai i l ini - "' hIt. f t. a* h^ so 1 know* he’s still there. c *nt* Kloiids. 011 |lie till. ■!*» C A M P Ill.A N IU N ti. Jisn 1i* Flank and his tuother. Conrad, of l s » u s r * . l t | i fo r a p p r o * * I . 1 (S| c*-inl) —tt|*p man whnM resile came t » New York to join their s < ’ for fln st Sl».’ h s r , v •» v •I f? 11VI 1 *S' uocess— like In see " b hot lime ill the tiuilbor. Mow the hioUtcia arc A ■ .'fa ll I* of III*e* f I t 1 ■lA l.U 1 vul 1. s.-f in-! 1: Ttmmns nr.’r ' « .•,* . , t'l»*i til ?» i t i n i n to .iIl f In vi 11 tif Her Tin UtiOti the V n11V 4 In U .4A imth In the Army— Henry In .la 1 o l tw e e m b a i I 1 0 go niurrhnik i l " i ' fv t. Usury traiiilny In-re Conrbd alrrnilv In t l.i .* 11.NTI.I.IK r T H i IMaw in iiir roi Hf «»r m r m m ? II. Frank, tlulm-p III the Infantry V iImP s Isi r nl rl* of llie .>*t»i*' J l IH i»*. Hl U l l U l I I M l N T l . action with 1' S Infantry opi o»of *,ntiu*l H TI omiis -, ili najilarrmrnt Triiinini: Cstnlrr Me'1 »uiiiiiA. ip» 1'Mtnmi:. Tbs Ki ng vf all eaugn rasdltlets injr the tit'iniuils on thr* Italia 1 for souths or branchial Irritations seru anmt* hot llnirs in Its’rlin IN i f I 1M T A T F O l* front •'1110 if n r - I ' H I l l . l C A T l n N r -■ rooaltlng front soldi In csl>l wintry l i t I. U A U I N D ' N IV before— times when Nall mnb-ya la UuckUg's CAMADIoL, -y a m da U Uw kO ri CA M A U lu L n n -F ii.r .l I I. i v i . i i v s I'AIIDFI I- I " ■• burnest syna*nji». nuashwl sbur*. ’ Jtlsturs. Fast working— Irlpla act* p'o. .f i p * i . l * n o a n i l l ' o - i s rf f .. * 1 !>• m .i , r it u n iT o iis a m * _ _ wrrekeil house*; lime* when hi S 'M i.-s . I* 1( 0111*. I. H „ ., * .. I L N«'U l a s Uleklar’s Ulaturo quickly lom“ t'N H IIA V IH O 1‘ l s A U J M O il luag psopta bars to sat up a labia. >r»iutnl • M and rails# phloem lodatd In the Vou * r * herrhy ootlfbvt I T MANDH A H A IN H I' HA III The niirhl in 111.14 Lillian Hell- W* » 0 0 or aaaaty passasaa alvh tmartiad aad baratac fnM'rr wns se[re*l hy the (mlice tnbSi— clasts air pas.agra— aoolhea Mbs.—4“ 1. H ii r . il I*, ip iie n r t.. ,1 r* • • nti ___ , _________, Stoss ____________re fa a a w iti led rrruea aosostiiaas t »S aiwas'hla* Frank left Germany in 1.1 in man's play. "The Children'- Hour” loo. 1 <11 *•( I 'olltple 1111 flle.1 I. pad raw ilaiusa, uns or two alpa N TrUlf (kill'll **f k.kll ttcf»|.k s l i t y o u r t k l s s j i o r b la iU s T . D e a l I ctoughli o u g h ln * a p atm r u n . opened on Itioudwm . the author's I * o a* u lefuycee, lie'll like t* * f ' I (iml r#»|.Tir'•■1 * i»rr* -1,1 V.' Tsfli. If n anlioi * 'In • p i worst »« lill* ronddk.O |ol ll s ((aU l You f t * I Ib* Tom ••at r nuulta 0 * . . . . I * . | li 1| l l | [ ll , 1' t . . . I I , a iftll ItlM l item H ilt t' I: I■It Ini id; an...... vvadown to Ihh. back as an American esllts’it Wlan d.-nW . • # * *t O f l l u c k W a ** 1 !** -nil t*le l*tttibi . J*l*> •‘ i l i t r f *>l *«i •» Ij * * rK..» n s nolur 1 soldier Maybe ho will. anadlan tom It /* ^ froi M" *, t».t I *| li of I 't h r .lh M . . 1 ti» M i n i . «.f li'w m i I and olhsr s w l l i l i i "Whatever a ybmly el«c mm I 5 • I I I • Ic f .M t J l llie t w t l I 4 II‘ > n I K T T F . t i i ' r H - H t i i »Hants Uus ktsra OAN^ 1 !*'••• * r •I i ‘ k l * « r i r I «f t 1>l~ know, I know why I'm in tin 1*1 1.4 -1 rt* T' t o i P m ■ ' ni i J u-lr • Tropical s1re (lie. po the Atn^r*) 0 L Mlaturs is •iirtarsM rrom Ah(OL jMllM i m|l(*4'| f i l l I Pi* * I Ll I 11 k* * |l|il|Oi*P |"•Hlfll I I- In'! nth Ml Army, anil I know what I'm ican fiieflv one heller the* ii'* ■ 1 1 as 'thine you s r s r triad—all mwlli*-.k *1111 f r t <1 uir*«l Nt i a v* in is.. Ib-a't »slti Ask Jroar d 1 » ' f la ’r I it l he n*iift tiuii *• * ' uf Ian— no syrup, act a bottle to­ "I only prosliHe Inipln lights loll ifo ^ %NI • 'III* l l U t A | |». Haii f u l l . I ». P t a ., i s * l s u s a o s H s Ilr b y > „ f . 40 fishtiriK for." * « v * Frank >1 ( * » u i n t v f \i S n n f n r r i day It at 41 aa p good dr ill stor*. Halls------- - ~ ~ Witt Ulp know wluit the Na*l» stand for i«l » *i» l* *|, a ne t <»( (f* • • 1 ** I HI* r |if ftI d'Htw-.**|;«» lit* »*lft* f|i*ln far!Ion in f«o n.lorisl o r- a- s ill Jon feuarsalaid or munt> back. I f lt t lA |g « ilM llM |H U • 'i - '• I u ' *h i 1 "tilt i l l 1 *»i.l H* 1 i » Ilf III-fjn * t J.lll.l't *' mil I f I ever fhrhl In (•rrimuiy. I'll rnsm *t*t* IfMTdl ygw l U J , U*I !>«** » 1'UU^ lit 11 1 n i l d ft*| li t 1 in I •••■i'l l | I 1» » 11 •11t**9 I A*' ll I I l llll I dl T O U n t T O N 'f i IlK IK i CO. follow orders, hut 1 can assinc '■ ' 1* « I ?,*l Ilf «•( »l, ri»i| (rjlt, |!>«- | *t■ '«.■ ! M i l l ! I i r III w i i l i l i j f ri.it s i i A l l ytiti I won't feel like lieili* *>«» i lk JnllMlA/y, A l» 1•" I , - I 1 I* 1 he '*f 1 f‘ - i i l ' .i*s slitt The plowworin and the firefly « ’ » t t r . i i i f l is..- I friendly to any prisoner*. *>i i r f itiitM 'T * »••• ' lulrn I'uuiifk I l* r 1*1 tnihi wf.HjI tti' * wm »rit !• in tfi*' Frank was just n kid when hi. have a -ecret man ha- been Irv- *' * l k I i wU Ilo* -la'iel fathei'* fHctipy In Chenviili win imr to ' ■**>' foi yean "sold” 1 Hut's u Nn«l word ini of 1'io.tn, loir hilplll lis lit nilliinH HMIII.U u| 1‘ 1'Kll It %1III N R m I Estate Sale*— Rental!}—Mortgago Louns '■stolen" | by the fovemment. The heal / t M t ; < S)tfM **N m tn>>. /nillily weni la**UerUn. There the ( M U '- —•*! I i ■ |* |f IM'ta H H lI I boy witnessed the riotii)*f of Nov • i. ii It v |» S'. * ■ b a rln tif, N o rth « o ro lin .' 0, Iti.'IH, when poliea and Nan "• (ipi'ti)* jtot n mob- «nm shed temples of wnr l* ji » ■ A |.* j i f. 1 .r-.’i r i n A ( h e r t n i n I >I I . 1ship, places of huskies* and pri­ I »»* •o M I'M IN T fllM f.y * )' I til H T III* T H U I t t l J l T Y I h i n t " 11 ni ;, i lh < « l ynn, for d m 'ir r vate homes In a crated outbreak I N j i m .i:* n c h IN o I i < 111 N T I * 1 i f * ' i ' c i t d i r i K i n ih** i i r . u t i •*m m h of anti-Semitism. %t % 1 r o r pt 0 11111% i t *»»? 1. i r i ' . i m i t , r t . s i i J Alunj-t btery adult Jew in the r>i.f,|fcry It 14If I 'll III riio ii %rt:. city was |due ml In custody. I N t; « M i l ? t ' ** I * T P ' *ft »it* v f.f fVlii mu i % T Amonu them was Frank's fathe 1 . w* \ Vi 1 j i 1; t I It *\i vh lull I *»al.l • *•»** S . .F«| who was relented when the police i «) vl.l. i\| f .||i h i N»’r»l 11% P u li' i\| IT \t V) e*wdd--fte*< no eh«r~e on which • (a, jn|til|she*l I'" . 1 \ 114at .tfr.f'i Hhi' 1 »**i<»i r1 si ■*» N. i i t- it* t * I*v In hohl him After that l he MADE WI TH f io 1 1 t , ** * s i 1 •it 1 * m i v i' Stilt. I III -sit . III. Fta.ik- iimvol to Holland When llw .Nasi JiulSl'Jluiil lure u Tired Kidneys. Often firing ^ Sleepless Nights rln iin a n t, ur i -i B M * 0 11 f U ' i " i » t r r i i r 11 .1 f |h«» w^/t***^*^ 1 1•. >; s 1 *i« * ..r «* m. - j +- |Seed Potatoes Red Bliss : (V rH fiftt •4 & Aa lx " r S K E 3 ® «J iM raapod uttcrn*! any-Aucti. c i i i n o n U w *r.*-M .«W M b . a: .Jlkci -nv>*.O ■ ‘ 1. ^. -w-ew . --v*. t . 7, ' ‘ ItKLFS K r a i i i i a u \v. r i m e ’ •• •' Also a iMiiipU'tt' line id' M ill I'ri sit Tu\ralu I'lftl- in l ires- P rin t taius. UK Hunt’s 1’uxedo Feed Store ISTti^sVteVo Trl .IftH— Cnr. Sttnfnrd & 2nd Street Sanford, Florida mwm R A Y M O N D M. BA LL, REALTOR Hindis, J N T I ’S B l I R t i H Legal Advertisement y Best grade paints still available also pure oil and tur­ pentine. PITTSBURGH PAINTS, VI TOLI ZI A W e ha ve a paint fo r eve ry purpose and enn s u p p l y you from our stock iu best d u a l i t y ' pa in ts . u Z iv t PAINT PROTECTION AT HRJT liONfir a K )R H O M It. (ARMS, PACTORIIS A N » 1* 1M fM tflf * To nuur, pioKstivM for s l o a f period without Fight Needless Was tel tb, expense of tic^eem rtp x in tiiif, uee Piua- Preserve to eoimrrve . •. . that applii'* I d riot lit**, especially. Have your i-Mlica |ini|ieilv I'lfaiicit to maki* thotn last. f' U SE burfh Fsiuu. available for every type of turfsw.*, ^ CoId PrtparatlonM a» d h »c t«d Seminole l3ry Cleaners I a-i ii- :i- * iil >imi 220 Miianollii ih f U'-H niiini, ml, -iiid tnrim iitiiip which will p- Ave. IMioitr HlSI hi -wi'iirinif u rclin lilr puintri v iup itnii'li h in y'( i tiin inf'Tlur |a im ii•• mi .li ,t • i. . I \ki; v m it P A I N 1 I’ lMOil t ^1s 10% O FF TAHC ACCOftOlN# TO On purchases of two-fifths or more of Toachtnn Su m - g i n - v o d k a - u c m ik u k s- im PO RTFiD B R A N D I KS A N D W I N KS Driiu Beware Coughs from common colds CreomuMon raUsrts prucnptly b«> cause It soei right to tile Mat of th«^ trouble to help loosen and eipel term laden phktirm. and aid nature to sootha and hra) raw. tender, ln/Umed bronchial raucous m e m ­ brane*. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of CreoinuUlon with the un­ dentending you must like the way It quickly allays the rough or you are to haye your money back. P A C K A G E STORK IA % r n t m A V r illB K r « II 4 A li«#art*%e«l 4I»M ph, IT ’S A wt< ktinvv v *411 11 lie |'Ii fi <il vv H li uni Sanford Paint & Glass Co. Win k LANKY DltY CI.FXNING CO. till K 2nd III FLrTCltrn E uni t s. Own.r 117 So. P A R K I'ltntte I'ifi P 1 I U N K .Mil That Hang On NICK’S 4 lft Yes .1 |..l. |.4 I (i tli4liti. i Ti n: COMPLETE P A I N T A M ) (.1 ASS s l u m “ . . . and they’re bo careful with your things!” From OPA Prices | n<1 i i n i >' in11 C R E O M U L S IO N for Coughi, ChetfColdi. Ironchitll DATK1 THK LONW RANttKR I’M 5 0 PROUD OF SOU,, TIM BtACOU A ONLY A WEEKLY PAPER (SOW, BUT I'M GCHKt TO BUILD UP 1Ml ( IRGJLATOi th e WAIT A MltlUTE. HfcRE'b DAD me Llk LD THE CDlT CRlAL YOU WROTE ABOUT HIM r== — 3 -— HELLO, TIM If YOU KEEP ON PCMSTN’ ME IN YOUR PAPER 1 / 'V r3Hr-PirF‘3, I \ TOLD TUT — VTfii/rh L v-V and IF YOU MEAN ABOUT BEING ONE Of THE STATED BEST I'M JUST W O N D E R IN . A>N, W H E T h i V I T - I I'tTQ R O f I HE B' A l ON UK.E0 THE SHERIFF - OR i!t*j OAUGHII aS “T QUICK RELIEF FROM tympteme ef Distress Arl.lng tram SHF’S W F A R IN G - 951 i STO M ACH U LC ER S due to E X C E S S A C I D rreeReekTeReefHeweTrMtjaewttket MwetHefp er It WMCest Yeeftetbleg a 0 m ten mUlbw boltis* at ih* WI LI.AHU r e B A T M U N T b a v a l m ioM fo*i*nafwf •raiMuat otOlnma sriuas ii»ni r i w i r t i .ad BajJ au l tlhin tlaa h, I iwm Sate — Woo. M s t U U a , J * w a* U r**. M . w . i S . Dresn Clcnnwt ,l>y 'f I IT** » t, ♦., Seminole Co. Uiundry Co. Dry Cleaning Dupurtmfent H e a r f E l i i f in * ' - *pswwwa*, « l« n a is l w wyaa # ■^ itTfenewi'i deeiabatss As»4. Sslrt an iSitsr.' snail f l s s s la w i, kskCtWmmSerFs MassW’ Wklrb run, osptslns Ibis trastaaal—fr w - .i The confidence a nmooth, HjK>tlas« npijearimcc dives will carry you throiiffh any occasion City Drug Ca. U n r ; * Drug Sl»rr i'lnme 175 K n u u iil l a l Dry •Cleaning Deimrtment mm A A t H lr r -. u i 1 FORGOT TO TELL YUH, THANKS. RUSTY TIM PIKE ALLEN -J ILL GO UP WANTS TUH BEE YUH AT THE BANK VQU'Lt HAVE TO t x a iB E Ml. FOLKS MR ALLEN OWtO THE btACON HE'S MY BOSS ‘j O llM'S A FINE BOY kit 1 DON'T b l a m e vvxifOR lik in ' him -// 1 YOU WANTED TO Sf L ME. MR ALLEN > J D in g s NOTICK l^-iT*' PurinK thin criticnl |>otilIry RhorltiKc p <• r I n tl. we > SELL US YOUR HUggc.it Uint nil nrtlcrn for fryers Iw plactKl at Ivmt 24 hours In «tlvance of your requlromontrt. tr*u • Tendr-Fry Poultry 4: Wo need cars hadly for oncntJal workers #md 220S Sonford Ave. Ph. 924 *« J- e flc co4nbat ftnia, --------- ------------I know * I M LOOK.LONNIE-9] m^ A L L P N V m s S T T ^ y r i ,. ^ r^ 1 E? J NONe O F MV ^ 1 BUSINESS, I BU r-_ U .IT* W M A r A a o u r vin n ie f\ By JVSUL PCnjNSON l KhfOWYOUMEjftdT| ’ WtLL - Bur I CANT Back OUT I- iNOVO Youu-I BE N «v«l officers who have Ju*t returned .(cw 1 J|»« s i£ n A .K E T L — -- ------------ £ORf3// ' * / • N - •'' . ; I It -- . . 0 I ff H iI j T j W fe M B B -iS IV r V ' " ^ f f N �FRIDAY JANUARY 19, 1915 TIIE SANFORD flF.RAl.D. RANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Russia Finishes Paris Is Snowy, -G r e a t ^ ^ a y i? : Cuu$;VFoodlessr DrivelnHistory And Miserable A Million Head Moved No Fuel, Potatoes or From Interior West, Milk, and 13* Below; Stripped By F o e Government I h H it CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES (Oe per line to r one toaertica Me per line tor tnree Inrertlone J7c per line for 0 Insertion! * >&c pel lire for M loecrtiono Mitiimutm .-ate . . . Vt >'UONE U> O S bRINO Y O IIB Id * to T H E oANTORD I I 1 R A LD '/ount (h i wtrrdr to the line, including phono and address. Ill adveTtlMBient* for ■UuatUo* wanUd will ke charred for at lU rolar duett ted rates. FOR SA LE — FOR RENT— It. & POPE CO. U. S. Tirr* and Tubes LAItfrK cmnfttrtitbit* room, SiiuthcuhUtm cxp4*wurr, Krntlfmaii l»rrf*rnil. W)7 Mtignolia Avc. MOSCOW. Inn I** l s|»cci«l) — The great* * I ratib* ‘hive in hialory in over h monlhn ami moNrd I .IJOnuoo bead of dairy rjtlLli*. gLceu « m ! at*«-i i * “from the interior of ib« Union It) lil)«rite*l ftr**a* ir 'In writ IMnnnrd With the ,»r«n«c de­ tail of a militai) «*|»rralion. thi* vwftt overland in1'•• iM’iit u*nn carried out like cbtckwoik hy 26.000 nperiilh lrnir#*d hrfd«'ii». Heside it, the f.umtU' iiMvement of reindeer herd-* .ni"* northern CtiriAila a few year- .u'n *erm* insignificant The Hijs-iuti phiM » • • -titut rd hy the gn.tnoiM’ * lh*r I F». I :» t:t It «|»> * * • •# iidt**l to move the utliotd fiiiln. but the jtih would h.t • ’ if.| i||» ,i wholtf n»lhr»\ -y it •• fi*r a month 25.OOU llririrr* I *»cd So, in mnlwi ter. p i i ulions for uri overland m**-• ot wcie made SVmiii « •! e 1. f nuijiping too ten thimiyh f • •* 1 • M* and alnriif hiyhnu;. f • \ |»l< ki d river rioii*irif« «• • -•ked foi entering *|Mit». I . twentythree route* w i e •!*• idnl upon, totaling -nrm lead­ ing f|i*m thi «• » ' ithennt to the wr -I an » Mo^*» than *|0 •i•|I • •*i v u* tnhiihhetl Meanw lull * ■ ........... . m*|e olitai i d ««. t herd*, mod of thl’ in mi ..... .»• . •hihlttn hilt with :i numhet »ar IIIvalid* inrltidrd *i droit term roiiMei Mru »• , for I,000 hrnUotcn, • •< uirn with i reviou* ......... . • i dri\ injf rattl* lor i* + % weie mven * pee •,tI i SfVi*i| hundred v e lu m mI» tamed I*-A •* • • vn route .tod v I •!.- t.n <• MOTORCYCLE S A L K t t t / fH I N t r them oul! (July 10 machine* l e f t Exlni sprcjal today and lumunus, 1 small _ Indian machine good tires, LOST: 4li nr near Itltx Theater, mntoi runs fine, looks g o o d January |0. wallet with money flPC.Ot Ono PJtl Hurley. «-v and idmlifimllnrl pass In name relent tires and tubet. new ba'IJito'n Itakn. Rcwbii I Phone tery — sjk-c u I |.’t>t8.60. One ID 11 - rouritv .'ibex; • Indian (.'liicf. new paint, new Iwltcry—1.798.00. Seven KUHarlcys. all ready tc go — Spe­ cial $.-)0:i.W. This is all fellows. hurry *m| ret yours. No nioiu machines avallalle lui n long while A il«|>os|t will huhl un, machine. They can also Ih I i nnnosl hy payinx I/.'l down I ii II Motors. 116 VSesl lln h M I A MOItTGAflK I.OAN8 Avenue, Drljiml, Fla. I'hoi.o To build a htirns (Afu-r fi-ty f . M.) To htijr a home To rcmiNlrl n hmio COW manure for flmvers, WX To rrfirinnrr i homo buahcl. Phono 78H-W. r. M. nOYfl, 113!j Magnolia A f f . I’horie 178-J. LARK.SPUH. Cornflower. Snap dragon plants —I'lmsc C«>tinty . st o i c \ r,r: your car nt *T40h Oar age. .S|»*cia rst« storage WO S M A L L farms for enlr; orx' 3 acres land, 2 d o fy hou** garage, one storage house, 1111' good wrll. land tiled, round* v tiibir 1 igMtioti Uiic 5 acre a m i with 2 story hou»r, 2 st*»i> trtltid 1 •h screen* fohling m rri'lt* barn, gontl well, land •i n w t n g -. 1 I •111 f m r 11 coni |do t vuhir • igai mn. \pply uni \i • ri'tia ir m g I Nf VV 1 1- 1 In adtpo* •l *•1 to J. W Hell, Idkkt* Mur: 1 or ( .1 find i.i At •* 'hour 16. give tin *» group of . .« at 1 f\ei *i*» « am pi g •»» d mov c ll*i 6 ItOOM stucco laingaln*. iinine much finl.fi * diate iKi&iesAion giwnl h»« .« Uon ItOKKIlT A WILLIAMS l*hone 7.12 Atlantic Hank llhlg l< nr n tn |»u« - loin KOR S A L K ; Pipe and pipe fil I •v nt Stutc Mai ki t tiligs, valves, id .nulling *u,ipli« » (tlldll IMf M • •» ••I I Hl|lf 1 pre-war auloinatn hot wal«« u rtp h t ft »tidic*| .1 ..." . . p n l healers, roinpleta sUn k deep ami lan d * ».•-*• !•••»§. Mu* t li'k . shallow aril pumps, pnruniMtir \ h tn c (iit.M it m I I m i . fo i iu stn n «« ntorngr tanks. A l> Kosii-r '.•I5 IIKI I'FK F<i|{ Jimmie < n « a i n mi • » In* f h» • »'»m *•. « »»v e i •*1 al»o *t Six-. * MeUl Wi.lk. W. I at. St. Phone IflW I.A im m ill' i l n - d . b u n g in g ♦ •‘ *0 fl ROOM country home located m 1 M l L IN K .Million attendant, good s h e e p ft in n r a t .it ia l«» ttie It •v hour*. *n ilsyr week Advance­ a n d r e g io n Mo- idler p g a m e d mm Paola on hanl road, fruit ment depends on yourself Frill a t e r .ig e «»( ii in ie t h a n a p o u nd 01 chicken houses, *1 acres Price Maf felt's Auto Service, phone w r ig h t *3600.00 PI 21Now (I k- mot cinrut is rum ROHBRT a . w i l l i a m s Livestock fin ms in the Atlantic Rank llldg. Phone 732 M A ll) lor aftcriiona. Mrs II K pli'tnl lilreratnl areas have been re Tooke. 7 *2 0 Mellunvillc Avp OR IlK N T, 4 room house, hath, stikcked after the Kerman d«fireplace. Inquire 410 Myrtle CASHIER wanted fur grocery predations store I jh' uI girl preferred KKI) HLISS Seed pntotocs, cert­ Durnno, Albania, flourished S i7.Ml week plaiting nnlnry, — ified. Hunt's Tuiedv Feed 2.600 years ago m K| idaiunu* of Hen. A, c «» Herald Store, 2nd A Sanford, phone the Hiet'k*. und was rename I 3M. I *> 1 1 inti»uin when it • n«*rd into the iiantls nf tiie Homans FOR SALK: two story frame hous4. thrn bed rooms up stairs and one t»eil room down stairs. Park Avc Close r*. Kdwartl F. I*ane. phone 462. LOST- BUSINESS SERVICE 4tr»-lt H E LP W A N T E D I’ AKIS. Jan. IU. (Special) — Parisian* awoke thin morning 10 face nr.e. of their hardest day* since the war started in IV3U. The n ty wa. covered with sndw; the tempei nturr " a s 11 degree* below f reeling; the city could expect no electric power all day and no rooking go* after 8:30 I*. M.; there wai no coal, no fire wood and almost no food on the market. Shortage of roal has tied U|> almost all transportation. Potatoes have disappeared. No milk Is rearhing Paris There has been no distribution of fats this month. The srarrlty of flour has agai’i produced k >ISVw Lr.vfrawf « T the bakeries It is a common comment here today thnt this is like the winter of in to '41. when the cold was hitter ui|i the only food for t^rco week* wan rutabaga* ami beet* UMUilly fed t « Hogn. There in in- I leifrc crilin>m of the government, I which i- hhinird with not having I foienr«ii tlir cold or the food j shortage, and with not having taken mon*ure« i r i l n d bnth. I Ax a inniter of Fact. tKe g o v - ) cuiniput did nrr trouble coming. . .Mon- than once Ucneral Charlr* | dp <«atillt* slid that evro harder time* Mi'M in »tore and thai n o' inijirovemi'iit could l»e ei|»ecte«l | before aprlng 11•• and hin inlnU- j te n turd to get shipping from | the Alin**, hut war nerda came i heforv Fiance's civ i I iht require- I rnenta Now the cold ha* arrived, | itvi«| with It* public grumbling. • Ice has blinked the canals along | which coil I* iiMUally shipped to i I'aii*. a- wi ll a* th«* streams of j ih** \iivfignr which normally' L'liipridr power for the city. As II result, the nt> now goes witl • out •d<«ttn lu'lit ii itil U I*. M , I'd • . • r. ! <«• lofi' * t .111mil Win H TW O -PIE C E -LI V IN ( BOOM SU ITE Maki- your lit iriR nnim one thnt'n nice "to riime hum to" with u suite like this of full aprinjr construction, iii-nutifullt ii|iholHteri‘ii I !>• i o .i I -horlagt has forced it # g«*\« Miiurot to -top all pa* • ''g* 1 i i f ' 11 1 mj * |t in Part I f, ... i .«m« • full of PaM-i.m* i' ••mg Mrfttany or •• I P * 1 i i ' - h |i»*iM»ce* m t r a t c h of f. • si I In- '••••nliff ..f trucks which • • • •*» 1r»1 ' ....| into I he city lias 11I .« U-o itaih'd hy stioftage ••I p«i»* p.i 1 1 * and tirrr i w it in 1 Ii, for children i* now I III p*** ibh- In find A few ilnys • . i »itt«» •«»uh| |h- iMMight fairly • • •Iy •» •to hla< k mat ki t for $«. Till (•• •Mid Tv la v it Ims ditU|*pt ,t| s'.I l( ill H.iioinhi » 'dioi^ier of 1 on*l » livin g d«'*pr t atcly to uppi, tile «il> '’ ith iin-it and t i g i t .i h le * Hut potatoes havs \ .1 1 -lied from thr rnnrkrt since 1 csti a t lorin w e i r lifted front their *nlr Mot m g the fall, vr grtahle* wen plentiful — leeks, carrots, ca bbage, radfshts. lettuce T he y are riot to he found now. FOR H O S P IT A L IT Y Iiirjfc n-fi-i fury l.ililc, of umu<uully ntiirily U T I L I T Y C A B IN E TS ami lln- four w rll (li-Mi^ued clm irx for only ,S|uii, m iu 'I's for «mull kilchena. Por n-lniii finish. Roomy shclvca1 Ik. sf rear Wsiu r .p .t will D i s k s sat •h s l l m i. Rlsrt tsvlas W..U r » * * il buffet to match China Cabinet ♦*********** •W ANTED— FOR SALK; Thr*« IhmI nwm WANT* Dhou»o In Sanford'* Myil F.x- M) IIKNS. 1’ AI.M KTTO « R O rluxivr »cctlon. Kilwanl K. CK K Y i n I ' A I .MOTTO A V K t^na “ Th* man who k n o w * NUK. 1‘ ltONK 441. Sanford." Phono 4t>2. HOI.I F.lt MOTOR SAI.BS NP.KI1H USED CARS IVo will pay top ceiling price* for u»r<l niitornotillrs. All OP A 'irlailo h uullril fm ) ihi W n tr nl phnnr Ui* to ciimr and mnko o ir vpornltal IIO l,I,Kit MOTOR SALKS 208 W. Kinit St. Phono 823 CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS It 8AI.E: two lots in Flora PARTY to can 100 No. 2 cant of Ieights, W. F. Norris. Bylvaagrapefruit hearts — I will w Rd.. S R., Routs No. 3, furnish cans and fruit — Writs Boa 221 or Phone 331. Good oak wood for stove or TO BUY: modern homo with fireplace — W. W. Thompson, three bedrooms. P. 0. Box C48. Elder Bprtofa. .> . Sanford, „ .aid- Harvard rnuto Ave. THEYCANT WANTED to buy: Good- paying bar In Sanford, or any good town In Florida, will pay cash. Please writa full particulars tc Stephen It. Thornton, Htldehrandt Bldg.. Jacksonville, FlorSMALL HOUSE — OUT IN THE OPEN ! * & piece W ANTED no W a x jo b *. Odham'a Gulf Service Button, Comer First St. and French Ave. Alvin Odham, owner. HOUSE trailer wanted—anything within r*a*onabla price range— Writa Box X. c/o Herald. SU M M ER FURNITURE SPECIALS N o w is the time to set, table and 1 chain, lea th e rette C B tO L lH a_-a - - a— cover Beautiful, Warm Blankets Colorful and warm 100% wool or part wool » ^ oiifi ®ow id proctcg valuable vegetable crop* against the ravagee o f ek*v< lag Insect peeU, Spray or dual with Kryodde—the proven inseeUelde, *o widely und tucceeaully need by many prominent commercial grower*. Cryolite ia recommended lor tbla uae by eutboritiea; KRYOCIDE, the only NATURAL CRYOLITE, la really and effectively applied with standard daattng oe aproving roulpment. Follow the •■ggeetieu o f poor local experiment station. Your feeler ’can supply yon with KRYOCIDE h r spraying, or with mixed dusts, from eonvcnleudy located atoeha. * r i t e far free literature. ____ — 4 ‘ separate chalw j y . 5 0 CHIFFO Seasonable M ISCELLANEOUS FLORIDA AQftKUlTUVAl SUPPIY CO. THI KllOORI SIIO COj io Mather W ay” CURTA E. 1st. • iV. - . J V Y �W "\ \ -^ 8 *K T - \ If we 4rirJ» J o be treat If we wi-ih to p t n t t t r inviolate Iboaa inestimable prl.l l t | t i for which W* have been so long runlending— we must fight! —l * * T l l l r K H K tM t. K u tiiiilu h iil VOLUME XXXVI j- ■ SANFORD. I ‘.MIS Wallaces A rrive For Inauguration F L O R ID A , V* A S l I t M i T O N ( D r --------------------— — Allied planes today anight 3,000 German vehicles in an attempted sneakaway from the Ardennes salient on the western front and tore them J to pieces in a ruinous day­ long attack, threfctepini! ruin to at least one Nazi reserve army. The Germans are failing t \ 111 — T h r m l\ M id # WITHWAR BONDS - i . ic I'M . \ IH M i’ i iilu r I*tin of Prison Director National Scout Advocates Habits Director Speaks P s|« I sirl Sergeant Raburn Reported Missing In L u x e m b o u r g n Jati hoiM* Ah Mat • ' - 22. ChapmanReveals W ar (soodman Tells O f hn* HasBroughtReductportance Of St*lftion In Prisoners ini|M)sikd Discipliiu- union ' V ■ ID M M IN Jan 22 t \ P ) — lirffiian rojhn 1ml ay fallriJ for r*fryi»r*r 111 thr nation in join thr 11«>1> Bat* tie f nt l i h r i t c ’* nml *aUt "tlimnril hr mir riirmirt. I hfw wisiillnr w. Iit-slial i)Vff* whr I mi 11%; i>n%lau^hl 111 41st li*- hr hi it nD fiwU Thr 4 1 itmlil ion Hi's V\ | • lilill. -t I I I N I i O V Jan. 22 1 \1'> — Kli* Uiint Whitr Riiw*iait A f 111t lllw 'itplUM'l In-lrf Imuryh I tl»- srtiilitl illy 111 pr»»l I'fiis'ia Stalin 2IIIIMUII rnt lmt.ii i* I li* i*rrnt 111* in iliralril t 4 it Sen irl 11 tiiir-s afr into xhr Jmtkrr * protinri f rtint' I hr viiuitiMf*! and tmr I hea*( only hil nulr** apart I rml **rlutrmi %'h t* 5II nnlr-s Irmt. K onigwl»**r u the Pa t I'rimiAit capital .ntd IT milr*. iimidr thr prm mrr ! ................... t.fv f .,.l1 h Flit* a A 1*k* MlI'l l 1 *. •• * mi%* i * - * .1 | t i l l , . ' ii 1 t 1* \ 1. iv t h»> * aj*l at - i •* |t|* Vlit 1 l». ,1 1‘tllll 14 .1 i n r t it .|i t a l i ’ll 1 \ S . - D h IF la] hi4 4If TI til It F| • ■ .»t ■ * t i . m i i ' i „ 11 4 >.*< (' .» i ..i*i .11, t v | ‘*'4 f . .! I m D m -I tli* T h ICC ( III* 11 it 11 a i rnti A l o tlitv lu n g e t t mt*» t . « r m a n y , l*i*m k t t ig ’ tit Miig h t It** f i r s t h i* n-i* lirii i o > l» .« < l a m p 1p ‘ I a t j*-,t | t h i m l n o I 11 - f l ‘r t * ia l o i r f l u r iil- v 1" 1*f h 1 v\ i t i 1, f \ | •1 , n u l r - «11 15* t 1if 1 i t •.fit i i - n t f <it }*..!.■ ri«I A Ill'll S ms il f ,|. . .(I a41 I .i-i I 'ru - u.i it ••mi l h» xt»ut II U \ ‘ II* I .Mill 1114r n **lank Ravlick Is •i hrk >.i"l Ills I ' t .1 lI \ I ...... • » *»*n I Flli'fM1rl t f I U'li pi" O I ,f rf » 1 1 s« 11 A ivir 1 P .1 ‘ 1 I 4' r 1(0 J (i 11X*■r si |>i I 1 l*i '"i'll I s‘ " ‘di I 1 Min tj Pr. Park’s Uncle Dies In Augusta Ens. Samuel Coulter Is Killed In Crash a. oa TbV .V w ',1; Major Henry Louttit Is Visitor In Sanford Mr. ami Mrs. O.W. Rowland. 401 W. Eighteenth Btreet was enroll­ ed recently In an Intensive course Naval Training on the campus of Ity « Wisconsin, ’ •».!' >;■ .-. • • 1 a t . . F4 •, - » . 1 l* t hia-f i Jail 1 t i * r-, fit 1i , ♦. F , , r*'* runt Hi lull'nt 11.. 1 1 • m l . 1 11 « D j H it ill 1‘U■Ii l*i • h.-|i . ! ‘ t *i * -r i- 1 J IV.md S.Vler A , fi A i t o c 1 Jtf d f r a * 1 1 • hv py„ , , VVat B f * mm Bllggrating thnt if y«>». hav* 'Sctvilinr* n wufM iumvc. ,f • . 1 l ; F.p •’ ! t ' ' ir First Sgt. Britt Rabum, son found sonimni* who h«uidili|- j tending tv tmivr and va.i M.I M i l t e d In If! of ftp 1" VI 1 P iiT o f Ur. and Mrs. A. E. Hahurn, in the wrong tliii*ctinn you shoult f* ihrihtHul M 1' i rficr tnnwln «t lit k U1 l to m i d 1'. i l i i r l ■ • 1 * H' » 928 West Third 8 tt»e', has bee,g, trv to Irail him hnck i«< ' imtitfi t *Nuliohiil hirt*« tof of Prp»'»*M I It* | art irfr lit tif kT »riila V '* • a af* and the aimpla thing)* uf lifr of America tvtd . 1 . r g i . m a n d A H ' i l i . « r v at tin' fW o tA'hnpmjin, aupermlrmlcitl tin Cuntral V^or* 1 n ..f1 thr' rvn-rlini* of In U n i . I *0 l»i»vt • • D. -* ♦» according to word received by f*r U on F n i m at ll.-itf H ttet M a \ f .n r I L i if td. f si j 1 # - M " - T thr his wife, Mrs,-Fay Johnson ll* "t»v UlknJ to thr Kotnry t lull 1ot»«> ltidn\ m . ihhii bum In CleValanfl, Ohio, from 1 I '•'fl'M.li, * ‘d i < 1* " • n u ilirtilj Th** 1 i' i m m w 11 * i i n i ‘ hv'i-i| 11V on t h r stibjnici of " A the War Department I ’ ft 11th A -vfinth nml its tacsiilrd n l 1 hi' ' .■" it .1 k w r * t -m ' I « 1 Sgt. 1fa hum entered the Army V o l c a n o ” . Congratulating Srmirndr Co o t-\i r ti\ I rn lltar*l«*ri prr^t.lrht of ■1 ofii* 1 ’ t h.»- m o s t ‘- i t i i r ft In November of 1B10, with the t" t h r f • nl» . i It'Ti.la t a t n s r i l kbhi h 1 1 * t»f tj 11 t ti»- r t at National Guard as a mctpbrr of t y ;i* on e dialmguishnl In 1 r*»m ' a n l o f d vk» r c I'"*! is ttf scout irmlrrs the Thirty-First (D ix ie) Division. amall n u m l i e r of men it send-* u* n i i m h r r i n y a n m n p t h e m i i m m i i i r if ii ix h r V\ I T i n rinv, 1 He w a« stationed for n while at t h e H tnte P r i s o n in p r o p n i l u m •• Mr 1 1r i d h o k H ". >1 nil l ctA'T 1a n I r'lvMiit o»lll*l Ir m ll' T s n m l Camp tllanding nml at Fort Hen­ ix>1kii)ntion, Mr. C1im | miiiin t t I I Irvfr lift K o lU 01 .1 1 rif 1 i* ni n i l H nr it lit I -n* V t.y ning, Ga. where he was nn In- Chut the w a r ha s sat viol to tit l l p i l i u i » 11 f 1 rm ■r In Mi! A i l ' «-P*< l t d \ lm t slructor fur some time. He has man* Irate thr Riiuutlnt^-' of o Mi Btirtii n Muny imp SA,| - I ll old theo ry thnt c r i m e is «lur tu s u m ' i d I hr been overseas since last Spring. to unemployment aiol Litlie* « i‘ ir pi merit the j • 1• 1 The Sanford man has one bro­ largely Mi f |(M..|nni .*1 * r.*I*»^t f» | site. \ ..a I ' ! ther, Albert, in the service who (hi vet y Sirice the VMir Keg up d i ; Ei* -i ' t A m toll) of s o n in O ^ujiTin 1 * ...... -* 1 1 " 11 Is at Fort Meade, Md. and two these tw o f a r lt i r * have h- fii * it*, id * If 1 HMIoir.l t h r in'';' I ■ ink 1 M II ki ‘ • *e hrothem-in-law In tho armed minuted **kcrpt fny vu If till p < tp iv i i « t - - ■ ■'"it . f«t t ll ’M J[ fill'' f f *1 f .1 ’ • mo! 1- -. I • forces, Capt. M, II. V^illiamson. ert y , he tidilmi I.h111 t It1■ 11i»11p • |i> . a-1 1 > |• 1 IIL t fi 1 Inti th iriv i :t 1 «ftt Pill of I dll ID *■. H Jr. with the engineers oversells inmates at the |>l i »<mp In-* !•»■♦»«. 1hinid nm -a^rv ». i -N’-h u dr r i ll * ' m a p A . u I t i i i M f i i n * l r i anil Haley Duke of the Army r.iiured from 2.2UO to I.Sfuil Baaing hi* talk on the little rnocnicy. n« rnntiruled with CrsI 'M . .* f *hiii kM Wilatrii of I* Air Corps at Chanute, Field. volcuno in a Slexican coriifleld tnpo-llkp dibcipliio- imposeil oi j i, N u t i o m i l ( T n i r d i r m t o r of uncovered by a peon plowing Hm without, as mi Mitlrr votith. Ho World Win II l.tiusnn t • mum fields sumo two years ago, Mi poinlod nut that bey scouts « l n m l V r l r t n n o f hot h W o r l d V' Chapmen said that loduy ih.» { vlnliiy and b-rdib.n..| by I nrul I he- |tr»"*i*nt vein, tol d Volcmio is still spouting Invn nt i till* hi 1* " i r til h r f %Im.jt |*f "i** «■ ' t h r r a t e o f 200 tons an bout a n d ! • ' th i*l <gi ■ 1 i*4 f i -1 t 1-'itiir W i ' T h om A ( 'n h h I* \rti’fD' to imp jtr , < I • -f 1 ■ Watch out for the Tag Inspec­ is affording the fust npp.ii tutu! v , O f r i , I IHII1U1.S . V. \ O U t l , (ijp|<( ,nn«l 1 mi'1 1 tor i f you have an old tag on in thr history Of thr u. rid f your car, was the warning today s c i e n t i s t s to i t u d y vt»lrnnu o I 0 ■l i f t s C l u s t e r 1 < i * h . i.v " r 1 t h r f 1i Mil ■ P» n i i t '1 Sif l i t I of Jno. I). Jinklns, county tax l i o n f r o m it s o r ig in collector Thi-ir arr thtnisaJuU *.f Uir-. ( I. .it a AN 4 11,11111 Ml! M l K i K in Mr, Jlnkins reported today thnt vulva nor s wlurli Ihruiiglii.ui imu I I O M H K I ! S T A 1 111N K n g lin id , 1 ' " ' , -■ F. G. Ilush, supervisor of thr have runt rihutrd tu the uuinn Jun, 22, iSu e.u ll Staft H g l | | ' ‘ " " " 1,1 "1'-.|u Motor Vehicle Department was lion of the world'* s u r f i u r . h. t’homax A i old r Ssuiord has , l-ogiun , i-,'i in p u m v ' In Sanford, Friday and had noti­ continuril, adding that humnn hibeen decorated v>ilh a fourth Dak Iinlet. D e l ... ......... D. fied him that Tag Inspectors tory has liecn msdr in iniivh l e a f Cluster to hi. Air Medal »**>• " f l,," h l . u»d would Isegln' early this work, thr same manner by sinnlni vo- for "mrriloru.us uchievrment" un! Pn«»ugv ..f nilin tel.-in, checking on cart and trucka being canic explosions, some of which more Ihtin n score of ll-l" Flying I Hfull M11 e, I hv the 1-cg.nn operated with old lag* which ex­ he listed a* the birth « f Chrisi. Fortrea* coialwil ml Minna over] Funds ununii.Llnp to *!*■< ■ pired, Jan. IS. the reformation launched by Europe with the IWIsl Bombard-;for ^nsshtiime ... tin- t.n There hss been no extension Martin Luther, the Amrrlcen Hi- menl Group veteran's rehabilitation pro-. of time for lha purchase o f new volution, tho Civil War, Woman's The 21-year-old Fortress -radio h i v e liecii i u i - ih I ami d o n u t - <! lag*, and any vehicle not equip­ Suffrage, and the Eighteenth olhrator has taken part in bomb­ the Amcriuan lu-gmn Aa>ih.i ped with n new 1D4G license Amendment. The history o f thr ing uttmks un Berlin Munich it » n » nmiimiii nl bv Mr, (''lu­ plate is not authorised to be world, he said, Is whut it is be­ I'ecnemiindt-, l.ripxig, Gauitcnau. ll Gilbert. Nut nmol I'rcsulcnl operated on the hlghwaya o f tin cause of such explosions in hu­ Schwrinfurt Nienhurg, Merse­ this group. Ad<(|(mte i r u n State of Florida. Exceptions, man a ffa ir* as thrse. burg, Mn^leburg, Cologne, Star- for national defense in the m aaid Mr. Jlnklni, are tourists and And similarly, hr continued, tr»rd, Polite, Munster, Hamburg, wur period wns slreMcd by M<men and women In tba armed the life uf an Individual may be Frankfurt Sindelfingen and other Gilbert, w ho told uf visiting vd forces who hive lag* which haye affected by a volcanic explAsiot enemy war center*. crons in hospitals tliroiighn t not expired in thalr home state. The citation accompanying his the country and o f the wort, *-t in hia own life. Sudden pent up emotion* may cause him to do award read In cart “ The couratAu the Auxiliary toward rrhlohihtu things for which he Is not rn foulness and skill displayed by lion of these Mildier*. lirely responsible, he explained, this enlisted man upon these ocadding that one should not be caionh reflect great rrudit upon , penalised forever beaus of some himself and tho Armed Force* of __ 'or Robert such exploaton in hi* individual the United States.” Hgf. Cobb, was graduated from Park, 7 « , unci* o f Major Ilf*. Aa an anti-dot* to crime, he Semlnolo High School at Sanford ____ L. Park.o f Sanford, warn held Tuesdey afternoon In Aunts- suggested that.one should remsln in 1940 anil attended Gordon Mil­ Ensign Samuel D. tuiultn d ost to nature,'.pne should culti­ itary college In Harnesville. Ga. USNH, a student pilot nttueh.-d vate habit* of simplicity and Before Mitering the army Aug. to the Sanford Naval Air Stalmi. should never conclude that the 28, IOC, he worked for J. C. was instantly killed on Jsn IV, goal has been reached. Though Hutchison and Co., Sanford. Ilia , parent* are Mr. and Mrs. when his plane crashed nl sea thing* may fo wrong fo r the Robert A. Cobb. 313 West Flf- o f f Daytona Beach during auth lime being, one should remember orlsed training maneuvers. tcenth 8trect. Sanford. that there ia always a tomorrow Ensign Coulter is survived hv something, a future, I p lr t , who always his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S A tb* first ml*- which |a worth living for. Coulter, who reside in Olathe Mr. Chapman was Introduced Kansas. by George A. Speer who had Before entering the service, h. — :-----eharge o f th* program. Visitors attended the University of KanIncluded Charles Goodman o f Or­ Major Henry Louttit, who has saa, and was later employed hv lando, William Holler of Demand, been serving aa an Army Chap­ th# B, F. Murray Co, in Olathe Edward Higgins Jr. and Andrew lain in the Pacific Theater and Ensign Coulter received previous fligh t training at tba Naval A ir Eapicopal dKurch, with M r i Loot- Station, Minneapolis, Minn., and ^ ^ a n ^ h e i ^ o n .JSOTrT,^Jr^|qHnt tho N flygL A Ir Station at Pensa­ RO W LA N D E K K 0 L L 8 . . cola. Ha reported to the Sanford visiting friend*. Naval A ir Station for operational ' Charles J. Rowland, IS, son of Major Louttit la spending a training on Dec. 18. Director Wilson ( Presents V u Red Cross Drive r 1 j L‘ T>ni\\ n O u l ” Ivi i Ifs >.tvs l/iual r n its ,, r , • . , For $200,000,000 a :j v 1j — lit, |f K ‘ ‘ « i » ' K ' - ' R |" » ToBeginOn Mar.l Aid U. S. Health 30-day sick-leave in Florida and he and hie family plan to visit TA X B ILL REJECTED the Martin Brama in Tamp* and . ATluANTA, Jan. 22. 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I kill.-.J M ining, r M r* Jo h n nie l.ou in art inn iim Pi' m ltilgtus.,| J oh il * O O l i a l l i y | HI IIIL e, I W il li III |,I,- H B h I n f a n t r y K i ^ i i m ut u f tit*' according In wu.id m vi vi d by l o t h e l o w t a i l a n d g r e y in lu i d F i r s t I mf n n t r >* D i v i s i o n , H e p; il lirip u U d in the A lu rrln - Fren eh hi* wife in Nashville. Tend trim t i l e f l o o r w i t h bl ind , b o r d e r w t i i n M ororro T o n i* nml S ic ily mm the Wur Ih-pai i n t e n t h a s b e e n b u d nt t h e P i g g y W i g I aitfna. lsjist March ‘24 m* whs Pvt. Humphrey, who had been g l y S t o r e . n w a n l e i l the c o m h n t i n f u n t r y m u n overseas five months, hail lived in Sanford and ha- ms brothers I n--4*fTefl11 Court this morning, lilt il|£r> here, B r u c e , Kn.eai, liius, lioucri, William K Phillips chnrgeil with HARDY EN LISTS Arlliur and F a y e t t e Humphrey assault with intrnt to commit Home On Leave Pvt. John 11umphrey 1 Is Killed Id Action He resided with Mr. nml Mr*, j}. C. Stone, 1795 South Fern Creek while attending Orlando Senior High School, from which ho graduated in 19.72. Besides his brothers, hia ' wife and one daughter, Pvt. Humphrey Is survlvi-d iiy two sisters, Mrs. Slorte (if Griunilu ami Mrs. Theresa Tyler uf Homestead Fdllnre Not e: — ihr followini names of tmys In sen Ire “ home on leave" hiitfl been submitted by Ihr Pilot Club for which Mre. Z. IL Itatliff, telephone SSt-J, sod Mix* Hlinrhe Kennedy, telephone BIJ-W have been selrcled Ss a rommlltee to secure narars of service men and women so that their frienda may know ay V n< when they are in Hanford. Bill Stapler, S 1/e. arrived Saturday from Jacksonville to spend a 15-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stap­ ler. Sr. rape, was found guilty by a jury. It was a "hitch" in the regulaNo sentence hss ns yet been pass­ n v y fo for James Thomas Hardy, TAG DAY ed by Judge M.II. Smith, accord­ Navv ing to Couhty Clerk D .P . Hern­ Jr. beginning this week. Young Hardy, who lives with his parent) Junior High School students don. at 108 Poplar Street In Sanford under direction o f Princfpal R. E. I^wls A. Tate, owner of the was sworn In th* N avy on hi* Kipp will aid in the “ March of Anchor Inn. Transit Avenue and 17lh birthday of U r beginning Dimes” campaign for relief or the Orlando Highway, reported hi* papers In the Orlando Navy Infantile paralysis sufferers, by Ida model A KopI car had Iwcn Recruiting Kt&tinn last year, in nuking Saturday a tag day in order to have everything “ Just the downtown section, according stolen. right" when the day arrived. to Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr., appaa] WA R D PROMOTED Waiter J. Ward, gramlsun uf A student at SemFnole High chairman for the Seminole County The Rev. Bob Jones of the Bob Mr, and Mrs. H J V au gh n, has Jones College In Tennessee Is School, Hardy was placed on !n- Infantile Paralysis CommitI been promoted to u first lient*n- conducting a Methodist Revival actlvt dutv for a short period Additional aid for the camps!_ nnt with a U. S. Infantry Divi­ in Orla ndo^ and speaks each pending call lo a Naval Training is e l i t e led from the Itltx The* ter sion in France, noor fighting on morning at 8:4£ o’clock over Station, which hs expacta will and the Sanford Naval A ir Stae lion, ha said. ba Bainbridgc, Md. the German front. (CssOm i * us r*s< rear) ;r - | 1 I < , Chtl’ li'il lilt i ltil*»| hi N n v i n t l i p i , 1 * to, 'I** H 'I * u > Ml , .................. . ♦. ' * * . ' * F - . i 11,1 :i-» . ......... - . M>li'< * | if ll*2» j^ nlf j J. ('. Stapler Jr. Reported .Missing 1 I„„ J ' On Belgium Front |:.-,| < 11»** > \ H I M , In -. ! • ’ » 1 *! * \im 1 u au i l*C*'|! *t"' • I at .. f■ |'S |f Smith lift cals 2,11110 Iturricanf Victims Viilfd In I'lnrida I <> I mpntx r ( JiialiM <M Stale ( ro|is l rifril >S j*4*. I*« Vi f s t a 1 thm Aiiuithi-.! -== P H9. Taniu-nljcrg Captured In New Drive That Reaches Wiflxiiv la Miles Of Baltic \rtliur Came Ashore At Lingayen Fourth ^ N T M l IK K M ilitary State Tag Inspector 1 Checks On Old Tags 5 IVesn X^llINt; I 1 »\ 1 * H , , i« 1 •t It Of Simplicity At Mayfair Meet( ............... .......... ) ■< V-^tuiaU'd t ummitliT I ml a ^ « rule t hF a ml i t !*■«*n 1 >•h«**♦ a inr ml til r n1 into tlir m»ti||»«rr Irgi'UUmi nml r r f ^ n l In Njinifk art I* riihiife an a criltyaJ iiulu*tr)« il 11|tti Int r ti no man taking an imlusl rial lo!» al tin* cr«ittr‘>l «tf dirrrl i *hi •*! a i l n t ’1 h'Mftf cOil Iff W i riiUll i'll back Into thr Siegfried line from Belgium. Luxembourg in umlrr American attacks that gained nrnrly five miles nt vm ir point*. The Third Army fought into \Vi| ll, the German aouthrrn anchor.The British to north dug in deep­ er toward the ltoer Rivet*, five mile* away, after broadening the front to 12 inilea. In A]*ace the American Seven­ th A rm y held a threat to Stras­ bourg but the snows hampered V »r « I *r*** Nil ''li 1 III r n r v W »• 11« r r «>«■I "VI t * W r»11n r ** a nr* 11 •*** •f the French push farther south a r r i v i n g nt thr W h i l e H»iii«ta fuF Mu- l««mth T r r i n Im i u g u r i i l m n *i The American First army fought Pre^hlrfVl ItiMmeVrll. Sh o rt I v a f t e r , U 111.1 •• » i h M i m irilr*l in *< 1 " ' in the snuws, minefields and stiff by f f u i r y S l n i m a n , nm l vn*! »ribi\ he u .i - api* mt«nt S n i f t a i s •! resistance in o slow close in on t P i n n u T r i t . • *iii r e e i j I* . !«.i * - *.f l i k 1 I f t Mint (oini I S'> - Fat nhut 1 St. Vlth In the Pacific about fiM A men can carrier planes struck Okinawa ! Island in the tlyukyo chain south of Japuri fur the second straight day. Tokyo reported, ns l!.S armor rolled through the smmil dering ruins of Tarlac on I.uron to within (50 miles of Maniln •, Allied amphibious fnrrr* rnp * - u s i lr iR 6 ow ,e,HHfsEans9 f mpDownCut0ff. Wallace Job f l l F 0 3 l t On Eastern Prussia 1 j m O'Daniel Insists AppninHnent Is New Deal Pa vo IT For Communist Support Tarlac Is C a p t u r e d In Luzon Fighting; Formosa Is Blasted By Carrier- Planes I'r.M N i >i : m ■ N azi Armored Column Is Hit By U. S. Planes (I A n tlau .d i n i >i : i ' E a n - -; f- 2,%-=. . --ii___ i______ _______ ■ - - - • t“ ,-^ - ■mm. gx . , , * ^ . - k w., w>,w r � 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, 1945 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, January 19, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, January 19, 1945; <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/dc9ba4322daceae8aa7d81f166399652.pdf 0e1158a003f0d38252d4851c57f5784b PDF Text Text 1 * X ^ 't V i ^ Y **C « * pjr2tr.,g«M ia— t — > *= f>4ja i M JHIVft '"i~* *- RT- - - w _ , . ,L _ tr a n io r o P A l if e t i n AN i ORU. FLO R IIM i w :i { \ M > , M O N D A Y, J a n uary 15, 11)45 #u J U > » - -1 WU-JM-Jn~ i« ' * -m * n y >ui.t,g. In pcpuUtian. H e !;tbit Slal* Iho c fcn grfiim rn . jgt-f* o U H C lM ® 2 ENJOY. YOUR.-RM m nrnf'm il rtnT^ri anti the youngp*(, t ’lilx'll. ni< barely 29. Sena­ tor l>:iviil lo-vy Yulee made the grcnle»l |oltt u-al reputation of the f»nr l'al>»ll who replaced lin x ki-nhi ough in l«4'i ami » a * re-elected again ami again wax l>crh;i|>* jeyund only W» Yulrf, ■ Cryolite is a quartxllke sub­ stance thu Eskimos though wa* n special kind of ice. C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R l'I S I N O E E 'E R YOU RATES >0e pee fine fer one tnairtios Jfc pet line tor w e e truer(Jena per line fer 6 laserUoeu * o pes Uaa tor M Insertions Klaitaota *ele . . . tie •RONE 148 Oil BRINO TOUR Ads to TOE oAMPORD IIBRtvLD /OtisL fiv e w u d t tu the line, tncfcdm g phon* end eddreee. I ll ad vertises* ro ts fo r tltu a lL u s n a t a l will be ch a rte d lo r e l U_ r o la r classified retea. EOR S A L E - We fix all radios in a^l makes of ears ** For your Ii»teniirjr pleasure see” California7?! pujmlution InrrWfp«l fr» m •».w7.:i)*7 in ihr 11110 reiiHii** |i» an ***«l inititnC iwrt* mili­ tary fiifiirp in IU4-* <if 7,31*7,6 4fl. BAUER RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE lift M agn olia Ifi-rfUHIl nfrficiU* estimated Ihe and auliurlia iK'i u |>at mil as 4,017,•lurii.i: t Imp * [Hijtielul inti <>ifl I’.ins LOST « ‘ H. B HOPE CO, U. A. Tire* and Tubes COW manure for flowers, bushel. Phone 788-W, MV L O S T : Hat inn Hook No. 4. Annie l.n F a ir, III. 2. llok .'IH9. S a n ­ ford. LARKSPUR, Cornflower, Snap­ dragon plant*— Phone County LOST: Parasol, black bordered with red roses and gteen leaves. Please return to Mrs. Leslie Went. Phone 336-J. TWO SMALL farms for sale; one 3 aertstland, 2 story house, l-OHT: One black patent la* garsge, on* sto rar* house, one tiier tallies shoe, silo 7, be food welt, land tiled, complete tween Hanford and laike Mon •ublrrigaUon. One 6-acre farm roe. Return to Herald. with 2 etory house, 2 story bam , rood wall, land tiled, compute subirritation. Apply to J . W. Deli, l-aikt Monroe, phone 15. BUSINESS SERVICE C E L E R Y wire for & or 6 acres J . J . Dolly. CABBAGE, eicarole and lettuce plants. Phone 2003. Herbert 0 . C A RPEN TER I NO, general re ­ pairs. W. J . Russell. 706 W. i«h .ttreet. Phone 747-M. To build a home To buy a home FOR HALR i Pip* and pipe fit­ To remodel a home tings, valves, plumbing suppliesTo reflnanre a home pre-war automatic hot wuter C. 61. DOYD, 113 Vi Mai nolle Are heaters, complete stock deep and Phone 178-J. shallow welt pumps, pneumatic storage tanks. A. t>. Rosier PIS STORAGE your cmr At Kwnt'a W. 1st. fit. Phone 207. Oarage. Spacla* rata doaJ atoraira. 600 ROL1.H of new 10-Inch brown bleaching paper; also celery RADIO Service Radios picked up and delivered. The Electric wire in good condition. W. IService Co. 20* Magnolia, Henley, pnono 460. Phono 101. ALL METAL baby scales. Will weigh up to 36 pounds. Hoi 1 MARK screens, folding screens, UX, c /o Herald. porch swings, cabinets; furnl tur« repairing. J M. Wilson, Oft REN T, 4 room house, bath, COI Magnolia Avr, fireplace. Inquire 410 Myrtle. RED DIJSH Heed nototoes, cert ifled. Hunt'* Tusedo Feed Htnre, 2nd 8 Sanford, phone ,168. TWO F K E S I! cow*, their fir.t calves, Milking 3 callnnn t»r HELP WANTED— WANTED at unci' re-caps. My*. Eplin 1312 Myrtle H ELPER FOR Jimmie Sheet Metal Works, Cnwan’i Heights, W. F. Norris, Hylves- COLORED girls for laundry work Ur Kd., S E , itouU No. 3, Apply in person' Seminole Co. AtlanU, fl*. ’ Laundry Co, 819 W. 3rd Bt. FOR RENT E room house furnished, MAID for light housework. Roy Beery. 2412 Ptlm rllo itlu I)r. Raker's Dairy. No Iren. LighU and water. J.V. Martin, W ANTED; experienced cook Eureka house girl. Good salary, 20 ACRED tiled land Eckles, munenl job. |)oa AD, el a Hammock. Mr*- T. ford Herald. phono 716-14-2._____ WANTED- .... 60 HENrf. PALMETTO GRO CERrr 31? PALMETTO AVE and per San­ LARGE *prew*r tricycle In good condition. Will swap foe * slca smaller In good condition. Phona 851-W. Ave. My ft U I'tl nrk Mfltityrr of liiiM Minik' H'uiffl I*. K rn iv frilt) »f l li*rirl«« fJA IN K S V Iin it» Iff FA R R ELL’S A r carle M il. M E R C H A N T Hie EYF-S of THE •COMMUNITY WOULD li t ON YOUR A D IF r r HAD BEEN IN THIS ISSUE r A ' ii, ,'i 1 i tiu*^ I tie tin in r, i . 1 1 ,i t lie S ta le , il.n i I ini iiio Seenm •eieilttl kt a 11> of t 111- V llflf r I lhfa.fl *»f I ' Irtf itf T I Ej h I «»r Y PACKAGE STORE A rcad e Hldg. *»• iiundreii yeoi ■■I, ’ , ■i-n a t o n n ii -1 .*in i - n 1ill i ke t'lfa-ii'd repreM'nl. i'li'nilii 1’iivid la-Vv r I I ll I I'lllae Ilf It- c»at) The * iglit •4*i l- ' *■- - nv-»is v» f •• p«?rve ihe |>hm|[.• itf J’ '' f H1u iu i the nation in l b** S••v*-nI y Ninto f'ongremtit «»f ih«* » *I ini**' Phone 91-18 l l r l i U T E L E V II 0 N i: OP E R AT 0 R S E SSE N T IA L WORK WITH p h a u k t im f . n : t r n n 11 lift H« uni* Ui-TtHIJ i*[ i‘tI lltc Sc rut ft- In til • I C .4 l i s t e n t fie [mi me? ii* In' l ihr -ettiuir tiiiiii y of i«t I he H.tll.r rsf IIf*|Yft CONCRETE PIIM Follow The Crowd C U L V E R T S and H EW E R S T ransit M is O m ereliSecunda avsllahle at tun pi alUring— In. Freda n iiO C K PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co Phene 1211 RANF'ORD, FLA. TO • m n ;s p a c k a g e S T O R E A. 15A rt A Complete line of Win# — Deer — Whiskey ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL E S T A T E -B R O K JB R Phona 732 plunteri j urn 1 1 1 Apply Employment Supervisor !).& Weekdays—Saturdays, V 12 SOU. DELL T E L . & T EL. CO. 110 E. l i t Rt. Do Not Apply If Now Engaged In Essential Work for DRIVEWAYS W ELLS .SEPTIC TANKS W A T En TANKS i‘ld ■ I4-I f ’ Pi fvtn j»u|i!!nf i pniftlr •I, i it mm ^ r Iu I I Ini F - i •4 •i c t! 1' i ! I r i ct«f \ i " ! >ii*lc Ml 1 ItiifllU tt* Frt4 . > I i! Pay Paid Vacations Frequent Increases Tiranant Environment O vertim e Atlantic Bank Illd f. 'A « T E D 60 Wa i io b a . Odham'a Gulf Rarrita Station. of The flanpay .10 centa But the BEST bonds you can buy, are War Bonds! Florida Now Has Three Times As Many Congressmen As 1(1!) Years Agn CO N CRETE CURTAINS washed, starched and stretched. 618 M e l l o n v l l t e , phon# 870. 312 Oak Drown. when I can get it 'Petty Officer Warren Decker, 22, of the Navy Signal Coi ps Mr. and t i n . Ilct kei with tlirlr iOI», !.«», Itu will b* u y*ar» old soon, rnul Elmo Ik-ckcr, IV, of tin U S Mai (lime Service IIOW in U*o I ’.m ifii* ^I P(fr r ndtiunaljr MISCELLANEOUS ’• will p ar to# calling prices ir n*#d aotomoUUa. All OPA UU i handed for yen. Write nr ions us to coma and make our DRESSMAKING Bottled-in-Bond in stock ‘pAU N Ti Of SIX IONS ON OVIM fAS DUTY with the aim ed fori N. Y , have received u letter b e a rin ' the per mm.I i u n g r a l u l u t iu e u o f I t e m y L .S(ia,-i,ip, .I r x t r * r y . 4 14'an. «/„l the official commendation of the War Liepeitii ii,1. T lie proud parent* nod lltelr Mm; an- liu.wi (l.tp. I In V .): Pvt. Francis, 34, convalescing in England < turf Petty Officer Cyril. 24, on duty In ttl.r p j i til, t S|il ( ail, 30, and Sgl.L aw renre. 2fl, both aetvinif willi the■value i ' Infantry division in Germany. At bulUiin fl. to i } ate* Mrs Av*. ONE larg e nicely furnlihad room on the bus 11ns near tha Air PRACTICAL nurt* or part tlmo Dbbo. 2464 Park Avtn phon* nursa's assistant for steady em­ 494-J. ployment. Apply Z, e/o San­ ford Herald. DESIRABLE room, privata fam lly. Clast frv. Phone 166-M,____ WANTED— rAp* r r s i t l l It ■u l i n i Is bald l> 44-ral tractr kalh U S a ' a every Atrayl EXPKRIENf K I NNK( ‘E SSA 11Y TWO STOKY frame boose , to WHITE (illtl.H fur markers wreck K. D. 'Riser, Country and checkers. Seminole County Club Hoad. Phone 640-H. laundry, HID W. 3rd Ht. Apply In person. F'OR SA LE: two- Iota In Flora LARGE comfortable room, Bouth caste nt exposure, Centlemm preferred. 807 Magnolia Ave. - Sintrle or Married learn to |>nck tom Flynt . Htatc Mur kt*l t e ll e r . G, W. Jonea, laOJMrwood. ’S7 LARALIJC Hedan, good radio, healer. 2 f ir s t g r ida Urea, 2 r ia V ' ......• I lb ml 9mmf i ft! t M t K l i n i ('rtb cil ji rim j juriiy nf *f» I vnli'w l'hr a|‘|«nirnt r l r r t i» ii 'if ' a Win*;, sht-t rd the well ctfinplucp -I IK iiict i ittH who hud carried the s la te by ii tremendous inujurily in th e p r e ­ vious eleelinn Cuhell's |o|Miln>itv art minted in part for his *o rrr« * Many Floridians muy (uive voted iiguinst tile Di-niis ratie cnnilniate. Mil hum A |tr*«. Je n in ntieh. u fe*ent merit against t .. sy - luilu ie to act ept ,i i n i ! in ’ lie Hoiisi - Miiul ever Ibe reason for hr. !/,. il fortune Cnhvll ircpived the err tification of election from the Secretary o f S ta le . Senators Ij'v y and W eslcntt and Keprescntatlvo tuibell trein their respective places in tinTw enty-N inth Congress on D r . 1, 1KI& Florida's first senators held their offices until the end of their term s, but Cb Iit IPa place was Siam contested by Ins oppon­ ent Itrockrithrmigli. Late eh*etluli returns, those re ­ ceived in I tiiluliiissee Intel thun thirty days a fte r the I letriber election, tavnred UrockenhMHiph. Armed with certified statem ents he hastened to W ashington and appealed to the House a t Rrpri^ b ite S S tentative*. Tho Democratic House debated and finally declared Ca­ bell not cMItled to his seat Mid Itrockenhrough the rcprcseulalive from Flprida. Drockenbrough took his place in tho House of Keprvaentative* on January 2-1, 1E4rt Florida's first Congressmen were able legislators. None of them were natives of the State they represent!*] for Florida tsga SJSir.t'-it.': bsHsv lav a Waste FapesL HE strain of War TraniportaUon has laid a heavy hand upon e rolling equipment of every boa lino. Florida Motor Lines retired from active duly only after the moat nmavtsifr reeorda . _____ . % «■ ■ /1 r .fa - ■-1•i __ , . i makes Leaders Now, Florida Motor Lines is happy to bo assigned a limited demands of tomorrow na well at today. These coaches will bolp maintain odr priceless tradition o f dependability . . . m m onr patrons with tho safety and comfort worthy of their continued loyalty. Liko good soldier* they take their blaea &TISA line, to «work diticrenllv for foe iFremlnm *n/i & !*•» i« iS * O m , lo * r k dlligenilr xi€Me(Seen 1A;*, *. fT^ ,-Ae/a. , art the Leaders , . i c . YWs I N ■ . ^ '.T- ’ s . T, ‘ 4 • *’• - ** ■ �r Si -as™ i - , IN S U R I^ / ^ - •I wr w rit to n# free; 1/ a t srinh to preserve I n il u li l r Ihoss I n n l l u U i prirl- lef es fur whlrh we bar* bran »o loaf too- p^WITH WARBONDS ^ tending — we muil lig ht! -r tm ir K — iirvR V . AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER rwc- VO LU M E X X X V I E n tabH sh «i Foitnosa And , China Coast Hit By Planes SANFORD, FLORIDA. 1908 (lr — — O m ta M Federal Housing Pro­ jects For Low In­ come Groups Are AmonffThose Listed rn aat Waves of China - based Superforls l>ombed Formosa today in an explosive aftermath of a three-day carrier raid on the fortress-like is­ land and 36ft miles of the China coast in which more than 36 Jap vessels were de­ stroyed or crippled. ■ The slashing carrier-paced air war *Ude the limelight from the U*K. Sixth A m i v 't invasion of L u to n blond in the J’hllluIII nos. Yank troops tlicrr repuls­ ed the first Ja p counter-attack " J on one flank while the other covered a third o f the d iita n rr to M anila, virtally unopposed Associated I'resa w ar rom-spondenta at the front reported that patrols sometimes ranged as » much as 25 miles In advance of ™ the U.S. Ilnrs and that fleeing Japs were .lumping food in the river to keep it from falling in ­ to Yank hands. Tokyo, alarmed by continued Superfort raids and filled w.th 3 talk of nn impending cabinet downfall, heard its own radio re port that evacuation from the capital wilt steadily Increase despite lark of housing facilities elsewhere. Rare Ahead on 1’lsin M acA rlhu r’s communique gave no details of the intensity of the Japanese counter attack, but vio lent enemy reaction had appeared overdue for several days as the RixMl Army blows kept the J a p a ­ nese o ff balance. Heaviest fighting of the entire front has been under wa> in the Poiorruttto .ec to r almost from the start. Rapid galt)s were scorot! Bundag a * llm t a t U e U o n l wbHned rtsf' w##f around f jn g a y a n Gulf. U. S. troons drove a serins of stra te g ic hedges ac ro n main highways of J.u ion’a central plain while patrols punhfcd ahead In the cen te r t© reach Moncada. 10 miles southeast of captured Hayambang, on the main road to MaMla, which is some 80 airline miles to the south. At Moncada the Americans were 32 miles tnlnrui from the flulf. North of the foaorrublo sector A msrlcsn troops executed s flan k ­ ing movement east of Damortls northeastern extrem ity of the beachhead, to cut the road behind the Jap a n e s e entrenched between Damortls and Rosario. ltoads from both Damort.s on the coast and Poxomthlo, Inland, lead northeastward to the Pbilip(CaatlaaeS t>a g a g e Thee*) CITY BRIEFS The annual Boy Scout council netting of thia taction will be held Friday evening at 6:30 0 o'clock at tne Hotel Mayfair. It was announced by Ralph A. Smith, scout executive. Hiservathmi will have to be made through tho " tloy Scout Orlando office at CO Pine Street. All persona InUresled In scouting a rt invited to attend the meeting, Mr. Smith said • Word has been received from Grand Rapids, Mich of the death recently of John W. Thede, » former member of the Sanford Tourist Club, who vial ted this section several winters ago. 1 '' MAKE ROOM FOR DOGS . ANTIOCH. C alif, Jan . 17. j/P> —Seaman First Class Leon rtjy, 18, was bom# on emergency leave today with « atory that *■*- “-tom waa held tip because - , *n to make oad - t o uflter- ~ST d£|L f) .7 lng while he had only •V'f 1 #f* ACCORDING TO A D ISP A T C H from the Philippine froot. there » possibility that American armored forces may be able to sweep down the I.uaon plain to Manila in a m atter of weeks instead of months ns first thought Some army vanguards, striking out from our beachheads at Lingayen tiulf. o n .- moving so fast they had to Mowed down to keep in touch with unit* behind them Huffrt resistance will undoubtedly be met when the Jap s, caught off balance by the initial landings, regroup th.-lr force* to tbe south Meanwhile, so holt the northward flow ,,f feverish enemy reinforce ments, Yank planes have knocked nul ai least three of the main bridges above Manila. Iltnck area shows I' S. holdings as our forces spread from beachhead. ( I n t e r n a l umal) HardwareCo.lJohn Ford Tells Oldest Stijre, Is jOf Achievements Sold To Stine iOf FaVm Bureau Arthur C. M^ore Also Much V a l u a b l e Le­ gislation G a i n e d To Have Interest For Local Growers In Store Ownemhip The Hill Hardware Company, First Street and Palmetto A ve­ nue, the oldest retail establish ment in San lord, founded years ago bv the lair Col. W J Hill and owned and managed fur the past 37 years by H A Sew man. his ton-ln law. u now under the new management and owner­ ship of Andrew ('. Stine of Charleston. W, Va. brothet of Georgs A. S tin e of S anlo ni, and Arthur C. Moore of Sanford. Mr. Newman staled yesterday that he would continue the owner­ ship and operation, under manage­ ment of E lm e r Lundquisl. ot the Hill Implement Company nt Oak Avrnue and Third Street. The s ta ff of employee* of Hill Hardware Company Inc will be retained, according lo the new partner*, and the store will r e ­ tain the name. Hill Hardware Company. Employees include, F>ne*l Rrotherson. Frighlairr ((Wallow*# Ah >**■■ Tkrssl Sanford S a i l o r Ib P i c t u r e d In Life Frank E. llalman, Ftr 2 f c , URN, World War veteran a id enlisted man of the present war. formerly stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station where hr v a i affectionately known a* “ Fop," was pictured among servicemen sitting fn the GI Phone Center with window# overlooking Times Square In the December 25 edi­ tion of Life Magailne, page 75. He la seated face to the carnets at the extreme right In the group. “Pop” llalman waa probably the only enlisted man to serve at Sanford Neva) Air 8 tation who alad served with the Fifth Betti# Squadron of the last war. Ha was present at the iurresid*r of the --------Gtm un ------Fleet---------of 3 (0- vtal r Li at the Kfrth of Forth. ScotUnd. Nev. 81. 191$. ____ Ill * u discharged from tl>* nriee In Ju ly. 1919. Feeling that ht* services were needed in the present war, he re-enllaled In Jeekaoiville In September, 1048. W hile'In Sanford he lived at 1800- Park Avenue with his wife and two eona; George, 19 end Leonard, 14. COU> WAVS Accomplishments of the veget able commit tee of the Florida Farm Ruri-no, especially fn plw tniuing legislation favorable to growers were outlined Monday eveninr by Secretary John Ford uf the Florid* Farm llur.-du at the Hotel M nyfur hefot* one of the largest and most enthusiastic gatherings of the Seminole Coun­ ty F a im Bureau on reeom Ol’A announcement to grower* of price ceiling* on vegetable* before time of planting (River* Acl>, whereby growers would not plant crops “ fn the dark,” and “ would be offered some chance of profit." was one of the importnnt pieces of Inglsla'ion com­ mented upon by Mr Ford Another measure, the H'ewart Amendment co-sponsored b/ S e n ­ ator Claude I’rpper, wheieoy (he Ol’ A could make quick ad ju st­ ments a f t e r crop disaster*, was describe,) by Mr Ford. Other Farm Bureau legislation either anned or pending which he men ag s/ ag * eastward fcrew Wisconsin m - W -' i -- 17. o n Member Associated Press N I'M HER 67 LONDON, Jan. 17. <A P)— Warsaw has been raptured in a gigantic Red army o ffe n ­ sive in Poland. Marshal Stalin in iu iu n .n l today in an order of thr day. tile The* project is going fhrwartt In a satisfactory manner Fnllowl ig the report of ’»r Smith, chairm an of the ( otnmiin for unem)doymeiil, in which M Smith tobl of the eninlnym o survry made by Charles M o rn and of establishment hrre of U. Federal Employment O ffice , t was agreed, at Mr. S m ith's n rpiest to discharge the Commit!-which was thanked and com inn ed for its work In this re -p ie -1 Reporting for the Public PitOCommittee. Sanforti I Oou-h county tas a'sesaor. told of rks to he hnew County parks • tijished ut Mullet I*ike und I -t Islaml, of ndditro.i of 211 i n ­ to the Municipal Halt 1‘a i k . wl--o would permit training here •f two major league baseball clul-. In the postwar periml. He «nn1 that the County had donated "i Hanford for park purposea land adjoining Park Avenue betw.-. i T ru n t y - f o u rt b and Twenty f c Streets of iw.v block, for c ,*!-■<■ I recreation iiark in Goldsboro. I of a site lor a County Pnrk I tvVeen Chuluola anil OviesbRoad 203 that may lie -> availalde. Chamlier Manager Edwnf-I I* in* In his report said thai r' eferrerl River and Harbors 11 II gu niMi Si'In-1 1*#-rntth, t.f( . |«** I Ptl J |('nlta»S Os P ill Tksf.l Re-elected Head Of Credit Group Ralph H. Chapman was icelected president of the Ccutrtl Florida Production Credit A--n elation which held Ita eleventh annual atockholder's meeting Mon­ day morning In tb# Commissionera Room at th# City Hall, Approxfmately 45 member# nod others attended. Mr. Chapman gave an Interest­ ing talk about the work of. the Association's board of dlrt-rturs daring the past year. A report on th* 1944 opera­ tions of this farmers' eooperatixa credit association wat made try J . P. Payne, who wax recently elected secretary-tree surer. This showed that the organ ita tion was lo sound financial condition and Waa continuing to make *ut>etont!a1 progress. Farm era in th# Anocta lion's territoiy, covering ala central Florida counties, own 198,059 id stock In the Associa­ tion,-and r eserve# to protect this investment amount to 809,178, according to Me. Payne, who l' % pointed out 'h a t Usee# amount# Eden field, Jowlor ■cptgat# nearly 60 par cent 91 the organisation's net worth. I ! .a I. no w SO e . t i e OH* con t r o l l u ill no I, -< . ■ - s.. H e n c e he u -|| . ■ I < - o . mun le n ti *oi b a c k i n g i• hi ill- m a n d for l.:illo o..' m i l la! Inn. i9ii*l# i va lit) * » ••*n rm*ni w i' iiM t<4* h i m tv........ 1.. ii' 1 , , ftlim fin'll III HN,kr II I 1, lit V Tbr D m - .)• f 1 11 1 *1- , t (‘cinf r r « l!M* t (•. i-* 1 1 1 in it ti'h ■»:»-* tl • ( a i •*| r 1 11 t • ,i r M n r "(t.ill \' i ( t i,, n n d A dm • il ( Illflhdt 1 in *.• ! t i i . Mill W lii. r m e n t on tin m m i |( to Iw !t*.i il bat M„»t >d i It ed a ut bur il uli v *dy nn rh-u flu and Knur *.M i oi ).*m n i i t lm i fu>vi f.n •' i1 I . f ’ r r b ' i 1* (if* m n lid "if t h' to.. iditm iitm t ■"* U a ilU V ll r (l.kl IV e I ’jli* V tt f' ( * • •1 *' ' .ti.. ... lir ne rd ' is rotlhtef HIid (-1 i I I *»M • i 1. u i-.i r « r- Now \ r c Y o lu n la r.v W o n 't Do 1 l.-r.tuy IK .■ U,. . . 1 | . 1* .* s run- I f-m »■-, o - * * i... I,. \ . r. . i Ms* Ml J i oio.it . r ,i M,i . k It **f ■» Ai r *cb "(i d II ...... . S ilitf'U ij - Kin tn*^n ciuitintl Forma th» p l a y i n g i d i K F' hv-h n it l.ifl ^1 .if it h rm I he A I I i # n ui illi«* •#r l in r** ftutnptmn t h»*ir " f (»•ii* iv c y .1ni r.i 1 Ill'll \ a r d s ITI .i Hri( i -h S pc i r11 1 1r ' a i m' v e | Mini A r m y dr iv karhon and .m s-bed anew al the l.rrm u n hrolgeheml ovei the Rhine in the S t u - I . i u r c area, far to the south Fresh and re.tisl the ltrir >* h Second A rm y in Holland jumped off to the attack under a t y p i­ cal (ieukral Montgomery a r t i l ­ lery h arrn te . Till- move ipjinr- u t Iv caught the German* napping Tii* tJ.S F irst nn.i Tliird Arm iw . in Intel in thr rnitlurcHci of I'coplt* NeodToOrifan. , . # * il ° n i/c, Me s^ayH, For i Unuffaii*## ihr> Ardrlint** llulpr road huh. and drove uiram«t fit. Mutual Protection ,Vltk, Ih# la«t major c QUlioW r.*" ( r r left t.i .he f a r ftuuMi >u virtu* / DriTened xilTen^ VI*h Nn only four niilrt from the (.♦< nun hortfer. In Italy U .S DilroU u r r e turn­ ed we»t of F Inrenre- GoIdu n# ' ui i r t l -in u txilIt to ffdkiVk ro.ul Sharp nkirmlahri flnred uj) *i i Pi ( i r ) ‘i ,,i ! I , if ' mi inlir. ut .1 i m - f l i n n held to d a y arroRR the front I • H I -Uf V * II- c. .v tA.* I► (t th* I'iilrn.anil Pines HrNtaurII. vt “ M'f -ea> <•t Mf C I ft Itnuimptinn of the Allied in­ IllUlil I; itnd lr ft I lM|f.| Sltlll,.HI ant itiative came the \mericnn ( harli t'o lf who introduced Fir*t and Third Armip* carved D.r t»., i■r I M;»r> If:iM it. . V‘ .M k e 11 sin t hi f'T J * tU|| ^ additional *liCfH .iff wti.it was I ... i ll. \\ ii t •'i i" (he I ir Mm* i**t f| \ J*lLi ♦ r ^ u rv .if th <I M If ‘ •i l" , 1 .. left I ieUt Mar-hi«J V ,»n Hiind1" i.il i f h iw u iii-, 1 1in d e*I -1r»l t \ He |if i an nalien t with the ir i * 1 Hi 1' t* I -n c t vj I**vc a - ‘ D i l i n r (hut m m rapf lire of ths id a! road huh . m , ' ■ ll i s . ’ . P • |*»,»yvft if- I*. •y •* und t ha *- iii"t ll.'uffai iv,- .it- l f i r - Il * i r 1 l-i rrivuti ,| . « H. •. 1 * " ■* I I' Ul 'll llt-lt-11 III i(mu r i: » hv «! llir** " ih til* >-! Mrs t* > • ' .ilvAlh A Jf |«1 *in 1r • Dt «• Iri-* a ltd ■ ’pivmip prijmu y to t in ntim ut \ u 1*3 pf I v• • I 1 |• it .4.1.1 - i d n t U f l l r a t h e r t n t n to t h r ttft H Vfi­ Ism* J, t %' iniHrml tbint --f life1 Wm* tn m p lift ll <I 1him II .. . 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't ,* e II l( 1III 11111 11 131F .1 Itmt li group .ll I.i it. • .. •fI••1 ltd to h 1 1 * 1 ' • , 1. • ill |if» •I h .1 ' h u - Mnrv K i l l 'l l D o r lo n In .Isicksonville Lieut. .Alfred St ardiffli Dies lu l\ lvillc,l 111 Action I M t,r-ll...T.J- iiu -III- - uf n m.-nlli. l i l t (I I I I . 4 1 1 1 0 1 1 yU t ) Kllrt, l-.iM.m I I . vsif.- IH ,-ti'll Germany h -«"D 1 hr 1 »vmm U" uur f *»»f juirih a1 i - i lit* ru ' f i r *( whu’h D* mill'* wt xi » ( 1,i ilt’iikir» (u*n nrul I 4 iiii Ips anuth of Kor-rnumil, Lrr muri hrlil I riant*It* Phi- |w r e n the VLtun ( Mi'll* r \ a ml It tin It i\rn* A it rn fir nr 11lb rv linrruirr fir# k'nirtl (hr al tin L tobu h f ronl ■ff»4*i r- t&i<i Ka-I iit 1 1***I %%#*11 amt vvrrp ^rnaihuu* min I In- -IfHiprhamtm f t.J, vt ii*n- i ufu'i an r l r m in t *'f 'Uiiifiae*. 1l ll Ml«.| • * "Oipcl ri-llv wilt (•'it ii m i ' mmrtl .»( I '.iu n f iil tip tohii (t I hi* S i n h‘1.1 I ,*ri old f. 1'.. t I cg * , l h a i .s>.. the f.c t h'.ild I* m* i* I It it In-f M*' - -s- * T iror.lv uiditscisr. T f a t r l In Slush - . u i . in u ci-|. furit.c-r it ■ A latr firbl (li"|Uilrb 11 "in A«• ■Icini r ■■I .c r Iv'lwi’rn group-. M .in- -J -1vi-r i il that till- group dm iarnj Iirra<6 (Sirft* potulmi Ho* was a Kc-Ctur iirganclaldiri (or Lfrf Grrrfir #nnj Hr Kmh infantry ha«l fn a (I p "iniimJ pro^rr^n puipn-r- id -rc'linty. Ji'-iirml mod*fat4* opposition." A “Then grodunllv as man's r« peneiiie grew lie learned that wtuhlrn thaw hail fov*rf«t th r »now. then* were other value* in the covrrrd Dutrh roaitn v%it K nliinh, group, thi- protection of the weak- anil RA F tactical plnncji which |r«htl8«H Oa F U 9 Tkrc*> / } , (hut 11 was often as great a spiritual -at I - faction to sec rt fie­ ri f for the comment good, and that the re-ulis of the sacrifice were as bread cast upon the Fditors N o te:— The follpwwaters.'' ini name* of boy. in servire Revelling to Kiwanis work "home on leave” have been among boys and girls, he said: submitted hv the 1‘llot Club “ I understand that woris for boys for which Mrs. Z. IL Hatilff, and girls bears high priority on telephone 6 5 1 - J , and Mis* the plans of pur board of d ir­ Blanch* Kennedy, telephone ectors. 1 a in glad of this for ■ 33-W hav# been selected aa there is no more fertile field in a committee lo secure name* which to plant our goexi leaven of service men and women so thnu In such work. that their friends may know "T h e re i* no such thing as a • hen they are In Hanford. luid hoy or girl at the beginning of that child's association with Lieut. Richard Deas. U SN R, Its fellows, providing it is men­ tally normal Tho youngter is a who has been on duty In th# dynamo of seething energy, Atlantic, Is spending a leave with which he must expend r>r explode. his mother Mrs. R. ft, Deas, He must and will try his wings, Rose C o u rt (ilv* hint opportunities under f k««r t<» 1. t illMI Frrm l Muritluy, .Ian. I Ti­ in J fu kfuinvilU,s If 2, I !*<Hi in Polk I L*»*■«i* oi-iitlt* hr r Depart mint l-v httbe fin* htmui in Imt t Itr ptmi "Jffi mer Ml«- .Murtrl Itungf. itnughti-r yrnr-i. She w« p nn nrfivi* mpndit r of Majoi uiui Mi M I itungf i.f thr * lin nh "f <•<ul local r. I of this rttv mi (irn rv i Avcmit Incut. Jitariltgli ritlercil tbr FunrivnrH tnduilp (hi1 hu* islLind. armed service in IV* 12 and re rtuirlrw I> Dorlon; one dayichle r calved his training at Camp Cat Idlin' Jam* Unrlfvi, both of Sanson, Colo i nrt lletimng, On . font; thri*f* ‘"Onw, ('liartes L. DorCamp lilunding. Flu and Camp ton, I S Army. HnArtanburfc. Rucker, Ain . und went n v rr itn i H. C .. I.rwl* f ’arl Dortori ami In August H'-il iVrrv D Dorlon of S an fo n l; ttoo Besides Ins »cd” « he is sur »i*tffrii# M m J . W Dorton mol vtved liy Ins -ja ic -its, Mr. ami •Mrs. Alma Davi* of Ssmfonl; Mrs. Gtlidu Si-iirdigll and olio three hrothrra, Matthew II. Dnvu sis te r M Iss Fh u rn re ScardigH. of Huhkm; (itortfc W. Davin. all Of Han Franc 1sen. Calif. V . B. Airny* Spoknn*, Wash,; m il Hequiein High Main will be Joseph K. Dftvla of Snnforil. celebrated FricUs rooming a t Ktinrral i m k w will t»e c«»n9;DO o’clock ut All Soul* Catholic iluctrtt nt the Church of (Jml on Church. Geneva Avenor PL 3 :00 I*. M. Thurmldv witn Tni* "ftr*v. W. C. t a l k s " ON RADAR Holcomb. iTaator, officiatin g. In­ Major Charles Betts Is visiting terment will follow In Evert*rtcu wise and self-effacing adult guid­ his wife and family nn a 10-day ance, and all that energy can be The older boy* at the Seminal* .f j> Seciinil l.u'ii. \lftt-l S.-nriligli Avrnui*, 11r■-<I was killt-i) in srlmn ->n I v.- 27 In nt -1 Bp A M laixembiuiri un«s>lmg l-> in Horn A |»t. formation rrc-ivr.1 fi»m i)ir Wat r ni 1111y, Mr "■■ ^emoterv. High School were IntNewted to. . , n .. . $*F . in a talk given -by. Chief _ , Harrison M. Reed. J r * from ftie Lieut. Charles C . Hurt Orlando Nnvy Recrulllnt’ .'Rnllpn. Introduced by Prlnctpdl IL E. Is Back From Europe Morris and Chief C. - M. Allen, MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Jan. 17, Chief Reed presented “The Navy’* I* need for Young Men in Radar" (Special)— 1st Lieut. Charles C. in n manner which led to an Hurt. 26. of K ill Oak Avenue, * *Loan# totaling over 11,000.000 enthusiastic question-nnd-answer Sanford, has arrived at Army I Air Forcca IUdUtrilmtlan_StoiIaa were made to 146 member* of session. ____________ ; No. 8 In Miami Beach for rethe aaeedatton durlng th r part asslgnment processing after com­ tol la Prwude, according to word BEASLEY CALLED received b f relative#. . pleting s tour of duty outside Mr. Edenf/eld waa takab to Harry Herbert Beasley, 1001 the continental United State*. ths kMpUsl *• 'r L J m .V S T J .o I '' lau rel Avenue and for the past He flew 35 missions a# a B-17 few month* assistant manager at navigator durfng eight months in the Rita Theater, will leave Jan. England and won the DFC, the Induction at Camp Bland- Air Medal with four clutters, to the A*a. and -# Distinguished Unit Citation i was born In Lake) 81, gjp * J i , with clustar. He attended th# kity of. Florida and Joined " -flia h Frank L. Wounded fn Action m ig h ty llcin* nf the* H>*l Army And iNdi'h army hn>* . h * upird W ar| s*m1Vk. llif* rapilal of thr JNiti^h rrimbhc ** T h r Lruadi mu* rr 1 ( lirfe hiiir-. f..Hn',vrd hy 7C»; \t \ S l i l N l , I ' u ! J, .o I’ f e - i . l . n i Ruu . i l l . prolmbiv A rm y 's I f o r c e t h e t l v c i s u m o f t h e w ji r , rolled m i n p i u i r e i t t l y u n c h e c k ' t-il ind ny Ih ro u jth broken K i c r m n n d e f e n s e s in c e n t r a l lan d sou th ern Poland. The Lnhlin rad io s a id W arsaw was captured. In n broadcast heard by the B BC it said' " W a r - M akes I. 1^. Mchlhannon, Kiwanis Ideals e* jo A n oth er A ppeal Ini an try Nero, a Now In Daytona i re By Fof S e rv ice Act Rev. M. Sackett cold storage plant, and said the A** **** 1.4 I ' r n s l llt-tl tvinidr offuii.-riw- rv h k h lk>rlill sttiil sp a re d m -itlh -r mr’ ii i/nrr nuirhirtcts in n lu<l to b i P resid en t of ance on citrus tobacco, etc; back­ ing up the antl-cloied shop amend­ ment ju st adopted In Florida and backing a State water conserve tion program, for which a com­ mittee was formed by former Governor Holland. Mr. Ford said there were . 6,000 Farm Bureau members In Florida and B28 flOO In the n# lional organisation, lie told of plan* by the Farm Burrau to ancourage properly qualified re­ turning veterans to t% a up farm lng, and to sifsauarm tnsm by appraising the land t B r secure, end helping them evoHmlstakea due to inexperience in tols work. Fire Chief Mack CUveland, In trodoced by M. L. Cullum, pres I dent of the Seminole County County Farm Bureau, gave sug­ gestions on fire control In rural areas.-Jills recommended the use of hand pump* and spray carta filled sklth water for emergencies. He declared Seminole County (C«sll»e»< Oe rsge tle w ) British Under IMonU-joinery LaunehNew Drive AboveAaehen Gaining 1,000 Yds. (.'u n n e rs U f I'U f T iU A r m y H a ttie In H a y F ie ld s ire p mrnt of Seminole County's road system, establishment of a frosen food gnd cold s to r a g e plpnt in Sanford, the completed em­ ployment survry ami establish­ ment of a Federal o f f ic e for veteran's employment, |.lnn< for newfpark* in the county ami city, and Federal housing fo r thus* of sub-standard income, were among topic* hrougnt up for re­ view al the meell“K Tuesday night at Hotel Mayfair of the Hoard of Dirreloti of the Sem­ inole County Chamo.'r of Com­ mence. I‘a . I I’rrsident W A. l.e f fte r presided al the supper merlh ig In the absence of President T . W. l.awton, aud read a l e tt e r rs pressing the latter’s r e g r e t * at being unable to b« present. About 30 director* wer» present. So many live topics cam e up for review that Mr le-ffler pro­ posed that the director t meet oftener to dlsen*. them, itnd il was agreed that meeting, in the future will be held on the s-coml FI V M Tuesday of each month In the absence of II I- Whee­ ler, chairman of the Roads Committee, S la t e Representative M H. SinRh made a rejoirt of Id. trip to Ta!la ha-sre n hen he IM was accompanied by Senator l. F. Hoyle and Representative I.. Mann in the i n t e r c t «.f county road proje cts, and reported «atmfaelory p r o r r e .r on these It is expected that War I’ l.Mluction Hoard priorities will !>e .ecurerl very soon on Road 203 from Oviedo, through Chnluota to the Chrney Highway, and for Road 4J from the Titusville hridga aver lb# S t J o h n . River lo Lake ' Jessup, h* said So (d e a l Representative Mann reported M e th o d s fine nrtjgresa on n u l of lockers for the proposed frofen food and included • bill forbidding ftheionedputting price ceiling* be­ Ralph B. Chapman low parity) _securing crop Insur­ *5 .CHICAGO. Jan. IT, ( * V - Spow* of the northern V IIY S S S W a r s a w Reported Captured At C 0 1 C Meet In Mighty Russian Offensive Armored Breakthrough Possible tYank Troops Repulse First Jhp Counter­ attack Since Land­ ing on Luzon Island ♦ W EDN ESDAY. JA M Home On Iveave diverted Into useful and intprov- leave from South America where lng channels, the building of fine. he Ii stationed with tho Array. denn young men and women. 1st Hgt Bonnet l.. Carter haa arrived from California on leave loose will npgnd Itself destruc­ and Is visiting relatives hrre. tively so thet In the end, the-boy, the girl, the family, the commun­ ity must all pay the damages,” he declared. I-a drier Beard. Key d u b guest, totd of plans to test school light­ Weatherman B . F. Whltnar re­ ing by means of a light meter, ported today that rainfall during in the Interest of better eyesight the past week amounted to .91 and lighting economy. Inch or .38 of an Inch above th# Richard Mullins, (UU Theater normal weekly average for this manager, and Kiwanian of I’Unt time of year of .53 inch. This City, was welcomed to the Kiwan­ adds up to # net excess of 8.49 is Club by Sanford F . Doudney. Inches of rah> so far la January • a pleasant bounty fpr growers. Temperatures so far duriag the month have b##a a bit below th# I Rainfall Last Week Waa Above Average �% THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA In f:()i»Crul>Talk*He And TunneySayUik Safety Demands It PARIS. Jan. 11, t/P> — Prlvnl» PttSIDtNT POOHVtlT pin* the Legion of Mrrlt on Hear Admiral ItiHi nrd K. IVylii; famous rxptfircr, »t the Whije llmise. Tho rlrs-nrulP <■ » * fur “eii-cptlolially meritorious mntbic't In Um pcrforiruuire or ■«<*-1 o-l log service* to the government of the U fl. while In command of ,i .|*rial Havy mU»toa“ A'dmlrnt Myrtr* assignment wn* in rt i n n o l i ' n w >it tho-dcvclopinent of iiAt I r o n s ‘ Pacific alt routes. . ( I>iteriiflii..'ipf) Drunken Driving k Prineipni Offense In Muitiei^n! f mirf Reekie** and drunken driving case* have uppeatrd on the dor ,o( o f Pity Court nf nearly n n ntHaioll lately, tin Jim, K. f'liu'* T. Ilnle, -lr. tO| finetl ( 1 0 0 • DO days for this nffetur and nu j Monday o f this « r d . >•' Ab-smidt'i t ’ooiier, iietrtu " a • tr"nte<l to 'h r amount ^ fill nut apjir.itiriif o. . i an.W' t u likt- t h lrw 1 lit lie ic s m -i Monday w i * 1 i1 ' tttevroH, rhaigrcl wl*h dt i*. 1 ne** nml dism drily fun ii:> 1 rim- tiu parkin- law <- i fk* UtiuL of the f d 1. . . . , , ions were exit rated -J 1 * . . Mr*. l>. < Splve). .! II I ., ,u , cover agents pictures! un atmin- ltoii» Klh-rbv nlid t * «t 1• Unnd of $3It of Put.I A l t i n*. ) phere of corruption along thr ralhray line from Hreux to l’ajis. negru charged willi k t e i n n j ,i r*«!,ii4trd . T ha aaalsof a m ajority of the ilisoltlnly house, ws pox ears ware broken, they salt!, Othei negro cases ai.d eh i .. . and whole cases of cigarette* « c l e : Wlllie Jnlinfo . •' o' i ! and chocolate were found lit the ne»s. (l|) fii r or to ltv» l|. quarters of enlisted men working Iflnley I nuikin, drum-' on-- di»ld l on the train*. “ UnbelleveabU- ; onleily conduct and l a 'e 'i fine or 3D days; on utatg e* nf I 'jj'urdi-rly connurt, hand . t • . j to t u l you t h a t w e ' Vegetable Group Asks More 31oney For Research Aims I Seen Essential By WadswortK Sold 20 Gallons In Paris Black Market; Othei*s Get 25 Years or# UJTV jAm o tih t lift your tire* lost1 i ,n J . r a » m m i '^ F o sfW a P D ra ft m m fW S ler Gets Life Term In Safe Of Gas L e w i Ealy was itn te n c c d to life imprisonment Imt week by a court martial a t headquarter* o f tha Olte section for an IHe,-a •ala of twenty gallons of Amer lean Armv- ga ulTre to Uie PrrneVi black market. Two mllltarv noilc me.x an I a cnitvletjd Freneb bUeb-marke* o p ira to r lattHhM Ogalftvt Ealy. ^ T W o l h e f enllstad men w -m ' •entaneed to twenty-five years a' hard lilt or. at a t r i a l , h e l l hete for their part In truln -loJtinr black-market deals b y memberof an Army railway b a t f a l m .. They were found guilty In n general court-martial session en Pvene.t by t h e pretest o f ot-.c de­ fendant that he was browbeat*' into making a tigtied confession. T h li defend nt. Serge i n Pnrck C. P aul, of Chicago, red itu that Army Investigator* ‘Threatened ma with V e r ju r y " until to decided to sign the confession of theft o f government p ro p jtty . Tha ■econ ! dtfTcminnt, Set grant W a lter G. Thorscll, of Portland, Ore., testified that m. Investigator “ t h r e a t s - ed me ver bally with a rubber hose.” hot ha corroborated the v*»cir.i»t polnta of hit aigneil confession, Tha Ufa sentence f o r selling gaaollne emphasitrd the wrim view tha A rm y ff tnMug- of criminal diversion o f fuel in ti tha bleak market. The railway battalion casca lieIng triad In Paris have not yet involved any diversion- o f Army gasollra. Hence, the heaviest sen tone# In the serir * o f trials *n far hot boen fifty years but thl* U drastic enough to undeitinr tha Arm y’i determlnatlrm to crash racketeering on supply line* to th r front. . P o t i l and Thors*!! wete srCuied o f participating in theft* of post eifhuii„p suppnes lrmn train*' and selling the cfpnreties and other Item* In the td.irk market. The testimony of under- _&Kf»NI£SRAY-, JANirARY U, 1945 N E W VO UK CTTY, J a n . 17; i(J*l — Universal military training was declared im)ieratlve to the futuie protection of America In talks rrccntlv by Ilrprese- tattve Jnmei* W. WaiN-kuith, of Kcw York, ami Commander (ten* funi.ey. U. S. N. It., former heavy­ weight l i n i n g champion, before the regular Saturday Lunchem Cluh of th r Natlo-al ItapubHran ‘ r.« West Fortieth Street. -- U p r v n e ' * * pressed ronffdence that the mil ml rod need by ilepresentatlvo An ♦raw J . May, o f Kentucky, the chairman of the Mouse Mflithtj* Affairs- t>immlttpe, nrovWIng' for y r n r of active .service- by A m i n lean boy* l*twTt"i the age* of eighteen nml twenty-one will « h ipprovat. '[Trie provides for s et*' vice in- rfthe r the Army or Navy.' " I'e e p itc the fart that we pas«- POCMfV screen star Alberta Vaughn d the releclivc s e n Ice net (which Is ihown In Van rfUya,Cal Jail with •e s |mnsored) _ fourIran month) a policeman after aha had been a r­ tiefore I'earl Harbor," Keprcre*-- rested. Pol tea said they found her Intive Wnifneorlh said, "we still performing ►"imofcl dance" in the were only getting ready wher, street wearing woojy (11 drawer*, war ciime. Our allies held the and a long undershirt. The rx-fltm lines eighteen month* while, we playrr said she stages) the dance to (international) were finishing our preparation*. obtain cigarettes, The next time we may not have that good fortune, i ie r m f t e r every boy called to the colors will have “ I f we had un arm y of 2,000,1103 been trained." or mt harked by n g n a t t i i l . n l A * chairman of the Senate rc se rsc . I do not belies e for n Military A ffairs Committee 1m- moment that Japun wuul I li#v> medlatrly a f t e r the last ware Mr. attacked u* at l> nrl llar'n.i or Wadiworth recalled the c f fo r t l that Hitler would h o le ' l o v , then to eiiart universal udlil-tty in E u io jic." lie said training. He sold it was rejected “ A Uainrtl rusersa will I * t i laig rly on the contention there prevt t « s r ; if wn? cntviu o ’* til would be no more war* mnkr u* rt-udy foi it will Corn tin* nder Tunnel -aid “ vre 1 mnkr the next war ■.!»*■, t . o . n r fighting Indi es a it trollies .it* c o s l l ) in life and l i e . u O ' lack tin- \v**nfc, not fhe *t l o S Tf/* ••|*tn,ierly admintsterm.l toiiip d i Lewis nml Ki'OI Johnstf) w t r e j estreated nml on a hh*' ih n tg Elijah W e st was fitted Jo or JO day*. \ V f*«tH 0 one of tho latrsl swim , Cases o n Jtm. I'J s u m >1 » rit creation*, Mnrjc rle Jennings. minbr nhturi* F It. Hunch i n * 1- Ini ar t he \atlnna1 Swim for flnerl n o nr JU day* fnt Ifn ila-n . teal Hi W n k lilt I lor 1945, Is shown nejta, I l o n d s ' w n c r - l i e n t n l lor J the ma t t e her first offlelal ap*>»* . following r ltn rg v : 1! (J. sarpnrc at a rein vent ion In New .Good toe, drunken nr-**, * 1 1 ; I! T. oik iTty (ttiternaltonal) Wriglll, rei-klrs* d ii'i n .;, (J; C rate While, dnmktnurs* e d l>CBgiiig. ( f i ; ti. It. .larksun, rvck less driving. |fi. I \| 'IcIhumM, • impro|#i pmki-ig U . F-*ll n J APj,''** * jk f’ Hr f f I’ ll' ft i1 W siren . I ev k lr-, J u u n . . fti Ilit IHfc. Wltll tilsalllfll* lit N’egin t-ttse-i in-tv J r * i l r iVt m . rtUHft;r 1 a t j fin*'I I -* * ; Ni* h lined ) 3 fot nltnnlne chiikcn* cmilt * tj fhurjr** Hirin’ to run nt Imtre; Willi* lonet, Edna P l|olh'm>rr was dUtnlasrldisorderly conduct, case dlsmlaasnl; disorderly conduct charge.i ngaint! Tfrltl J e l k * . dfsonlerly conduct. Iren* (.’0{wlaml and Eva ltrooks 1 10 bond estreated; Aedrrsnn wer^ dismissed; J o h n It. Austin. llrown, reckless driving, $tt *>oml e*c*|>rtl prisoner, was I r a r s f ' T m ' e.iltealrsl. Jfiji' carryinv n eonreul- to the t ’ountv; J a m e s t’ h s r k * esl weapon, Willi* Moone was • oguii. «o«s fitted f t O nr 1*6 days: fined |60 o r DO day*. Fur druiikviiiMuut, |>nti Itmwn sn> On ifnsd ny, Jan . 3, Inind of fitted |tl); bond of S3 q I A. t with parkittc C’onraiJ C. ifrowti, charged with Jam es, charged disorderly comhiel, was estrpalcd ' otrililglit, uas cstreatvsl F o r drunkcnrir-.<, ItaUle Uyivi wus fined ( i lS or 1)0 days; ll'itidi Tin* h?a i kvere edre-atis! on the ( o il s * i t ; charged: f! Ci Tumb'iliii. drtutk- isrown, t uiiUuri* 7t oil. ctints* and ilisoidctly conlu ct. (Utlj K. II. Paulson, iTtisi'Os drlxlng, (f t ; J , II, Tnvlnr, J r , rvcklrss driving, ( i t ; W. II. J e a . up, J i y drunirpnese, ( I t ; fur ttarkliic overtime, K.. K. Ynughn, 'I*. Thu rston, J i A. Illckoon, J . C. ip ltlces legislative group, it woil hi n o t 130,000 for buildirgn a n j equipment a t the University to pul the program Into operation anil then (30.001; pet y e a r fur salaries a n J e>|uip~ mem tu c a n y on nJe q u alc resrareli into sueh preservation activities as earning, freeting. c n l j s tin k e r. dehydratun, cur.cenli alie n, brining, pickling, Itoltllny a n j o th e r means, as well at isvtMignlion on by-producl*. “ I f ever there is 16 lie i w r m a jo r industry for Florida."’ tirjwr sold, “ l ! will come from her vegetable and fruit prodilil*. A very high percentage of our mmtvhinness of Mantua. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-IlROKBIt * I’h^nc 732 Atl&niic Rank Hide. Sure, I ca n y * Bottled-in-Bond in stock -ory military linininf: will lie n itt-n l finer fur ili-iiincrrirr and fot futurv p-osul rillsrnshi|N It will moke the youth of tM* .-utmtrv consriotM o f the i t * i * i t!-‘ hilitie* of citiretrsllijr. I hellera th.it the niro .iffrcts',1 t,> ||tr ButtfieBEST bbnds youcanBuy, are War Bonds! FA R RELL’S ti-litrtnir' program will i.o lM*ttcr til'll when they filiiisli th'-fr tntlpitlir 1i<‘i *| they .sets whin 1 Irs-v licpuh i t I .believe tin* u i i 'i iP y l- »i| llr- ., I-*-1' O, I 1*1111111 ,1 'll U •t 11' i i i n roiinti v and I kitii'V it wtjl 1*0 a safri lOUIttl) PACKAGE STO R E Arcntlr HMjr. jooq Wt ‘ mon«y'‘ HrcuMtcsl in m«* among thes* me i, Savs niUbw and' itS tB L ^ hurry t Mabel up btcouta ZY^< ■w T h e model |«r t-eoT-ardo Vinci’* “ Mona l i r a " Is said have her n Isabella IFKitfc. YOU NEED; HI NEEDS broriMaAity cooled rK~. S l n i c incomtt from l h t « t ■two source* anil, u . l i l recently we liavr J o u r very little research un feud prod uct:. "A m n ju iity uT tesvjiTTti t<» ■Into tins been tu imprnyi- mi in«*tV*«t» -of rejtturr tu m i k e twc r t f r l i i b l o i i;ru a where one ^rcw before. Now we have reached the I'lnce where it is ncccskary t h a t *ve show t h e producer whai to J o with thin Ktiind vegetable, now that he hire grown It nr.ti. h a t no fre s h market fo r I V tho local (Mint of v«it ««tlal high* ways which have Leon thnut around tho glob* by our aavornmont In tit* conduct ol a cjlobdl conflict. Hugo planor coma and go conritmtly Iron tha icorM ol groat airports through* l i t IHUT j tho Wert onioy grualeit compstUtv* advantiQM. Truly, th* oytra of Imlusfiicl in the planning lore peat-war world. Florid* PcvfWfS tight Companyolivra the aervicea ol lt| Industrial DoTelopnent Department in bringtag togothoT thoa# who will bull P hone 9 1 1 8 �I I f V. W E D N E SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 17, 1 9 4 5 T IIK SA N FO R D 11 K R A I , P , R A N K O R n . F L O R ID A P / \ 4;h 1 m in e resident Makes ^Formosa And" Another Appeal China Coast For Service Act 1 « •Hit By Planes 1 law*4 rrwH f * * i * Uar ►\ A I Uftha11nwr *| I rmo* |*»a© l l t r l piiir Summer Capital of V »;fui" ™ irrd s u Itrr fij?U|h#r truck ©qtiJplap A W fw n fv Unrobed — t>*“d- w tih a tftnt mfllnn txx n tv r in I 'l f r . Vnirriran patrols wpfr ii*pm ©d I>ut»i |» am) aiUitsi tKai illi fflowil mil In pmbnur Ihr t ahaiunn Hill- ixhidi in if n e iiii it Aiii|trtn»nK huvx ©I lrs*t•Ini mil .hitmrmtr a fla t plains at«a Thr effectiv e thU unit vit»ul«i in* t. \ h ’ h'f t .4 HtHi'f t'OMl hill?* hr about |H milt* niartt holluMt s * hi©f <U\©lnm!V* > *‘ U|t|n\, Hi from U n tR y m tn v ami »r** o tilk, Mr. t ulium ap|MMiitvHl 4 f Mmtnv hail an a llr m a *trut©ctcally lni|mrtam a-* im m m ittrr i»f i;n > « r h (rum v a r ­ .illr t ti.itive mcMiied j i cnI ii Mi {mints am! mMi IIft slit’s. 1 ious auction* of live Srtnfnnt area ! vxilmitatv m» ih i.I* r \ ’^|H?kc>inan ]H*l>taiuan sabl »nnl some mum1 at idler v tn study tin* po**ilttlity of farm nd fin sgafnst the iidvaiu'ifie \ mei li»ir a vatu uteri f»rv fi|*Ktiii^ unit i i« ■dritt »eplM*i! Mii'ih j icik ■* cam© from the low tying for |*lutactb*ft uf fiiirn pioi trtv . i •!t-o i think u i i lull* S ta id ItvjU vi< j*. It l u It * th i the r t g h f flank uf \|.n* Vt OMaut , n*l*uiti-d t.,a l m inr than VN . M. |H.M mi. i thuds Hro;ul advance 11 « \?iu ri Mill liK 'U r. luvp altcm lv h r i ’ . at. wbile. d. ig t.MU ran* reached A latntnm , mi a pe i inked for tn th » |,r,tfo»rd K, tu rn )oh* a* “c ritica l ** nin^ulii wvst of Lihgiiven t.id f. Food L ocl.fr IT .,.it for S anfo rd . t.lftide^t llr a lt lUiurdn Aluiill U!» lies astrid e t-w hi Hr im in tcl out th at Kt. M y*r* i i* ting viill guide sV!ts ways mol S *n fo n l w ere virlng to »cc H. i s ic* in d r a 'l in g men * re i - ^ 'h t .l. coo Ul m ake it. lotiil o( i "iigli i y in lint* with th * i K ‘iicr re Inl> fir M, mol m» the fie of W a i Mi.tul i*e i fll» l lt> .lu ll c u ti.ll uilnm . Ft. fle^i-iiw tii in the Mvvrn. he -aid. nlrc.tilv KaiI roitt ' - Hrf , W Itrrtcrr 1 t trri-' 1*0* dll** to prt till* ttilk. ulimit J.ri mmv locker **t Will p| mill! I Mill m*iv uulcivil t,y the u n iu r r . |,re It 'dhei pha%e> .if tin* pti - iu * Q cril u 11h S t o r l i t v I K W u ilv n ini*f '" r i pioblem ili’i elupi'v* nil of the Kam i Rlirvnu taking down • By •JKKIIY I.IHK V Cttpi'xl lull iw l.n * the i l i u m *AP Ncwafeatuie** DASHING DOWN THI RAMP of en LCI. Yank Infantrym en h w d at tap tpred for the beach on M indoro Island 1 1 1 Mur 111! l r iterated 'i* ,h« County A yen l t ' I! Daw so.,, t T ll« ’A G O — lia n o tuning Ihnoi Military i ’o n n m ttr” In* In lha Philippine* A m om ent After the trow of the boat hit bottom Oppusitloo to the la n d in g wms reportrd |e|«>rtiriK on the laimr lllu u tlo ... and.butter ptop«U tlo4» fo» * OppwMtltM t»i Ciflll)lU|*M| > le^ jvla’* (/ atem efieoet 5oun<fpho(o) stilled th at lie nn » confiilent tiUit 4 to be negligible. ThU U An official U. S Signal O n i** Hadiopboiu. tii u IK* Mini a r t t f t U t t o Mil i til v f iP o k l1 A1 T b Ihu , but when) J i l l ' Htilta>n,ni Inborvm .would m I ill dmwrd there I* »m InU*. 11 eomes t»» relavaMon Mu- M ulv V liv e on time thi-. >eai. hut thnl * it. .t Iruvl ..Ilf I . J . n , f i i 'l f i i u n * * ll ,n k ' '-• "'"• v 1 1 ran %oldirr tn catn|i* but the s k i t , *»[ If in I,nV event ell. 04It of them . .vfu*iv* |*lrnly of il. whvn -taekvtl Up ajrain»t 1 «vi nm n> rolllil hot In- I’ c iu ite it. Iheiv «»• v. h p u l n l , Hint to .............. (i * J Tat"«r I* th r .to . m n M -i or .(i*i.an. *»re in hL* fa voi the tHv'iihillt) of Attrurtl.g tie r IV,! , ...in th. .H un....... m il hr »'h tcu to '* *'nil«rtcr rrnlurv . i.th, 1 Hr.’> not a very outstanding I . . . . . . W l‘ i n.^»* (/.cio....*. r ...l J *)) UIvnahM Uan uf tiu n .U rv n H<> tmui vvhi [ ii.o tie re a* l.ih o i. lie i /cv!A#m, i h f s i e i i r v %tWtfitr pick* ». * * iKti udlA-t-tl JJilv ili *r.ik< », hianiigt-t* ,..,,.1, 1,,.,, n ,i| „ „ ,r..... lit hum U.wIm I 2A v m r . or I.U.V.'t AJ tlu . fl It I* B I mL ' •*% Ul«»t lala.l aftUpblv lift flit* rt! I rum the iunks But lie'* the »• * mlI*U • I \rt.u.ll)t, Kl y n i o i l Trt .it nun whTs winning the war he w sip til \ ••* Mu X\ • F«**«l Ail ,1 . mini.I........... to,*., >"■» I. «nr ••11.01 kr.-l r i * ( Ii© and men Ju»l llkr mm. 1111111**! 1 ,ii\ mi ? f 1 ■ hi lift HU camp 1 rmm* t i o i l% , . uttupre tali-{dii a g g legalt .‘«A ♦id hr i r tficsl to wtlpinut the UtuatKl 1rt’i ‘1* \l .l.« | , ill tl.r lliu.lil . « . | (liut-vC v lit thi pH '*in g Mem v ti t ii n S|a|«} Farm troops foe ml thw n>uld nut »ci piitideui d n « ‘b»| itig on '.ilu n lly n dally hnh.li.r "l Ihiivmi tiiin hu wa* flin tU nl * 5 cate the battle thruugh a thick 1>p’( .t .Iiurer'v bowllnR nllrv Mill Mi C ul him t*» on new hate \| ut i *i\ r © itera tC il to th e lo « n t'h lo ag o ' ^ihuib of £ I'M*! tUMitamr fur The ( it m iit t »aln nt airaiuwt ItranlM tln rr V 1I t'.xf " *i 1.1 i* I % t will III It tl4* III* Op hicknea* in )>•'•*in1a Illation uf which Ftvtd Marshal S it Itri Thi* qu artrr rrn tu ty .* In?* b"la|* 111 ci win|»t*Is *i•\ Ir is L*■**» Fit mi I! u 1 f*a u mem he i * t*r th rl r n *n l 1* Montirv me! v s fo tv r* vveie n rruiilo,. tvnrt ,. yn t. ivlt,1 i nil II **nd ti recent i In ?u« fam ilies (Irtvinir. thru itc *baiply tutu A I »U. i tcil therr is no IlnlH*,! Ihr oltlilers allow th rll si tiff to Mr. C'ulintii n-|torieil conftrtW^? lied linen just north o f Sittnrd ti at l e a s t o n e I m i r t h o f thr vi|t*at«l*cvnilne c ru e t m o o t- "I H k «iin «t« r»w ■ r » g » o * *r l with F«twr»r-* lli^irina in reu aid which U IH nulew northw est o f vs he I e d toit.igt*' writ In m lrr*. Mo»l of thrm 'u t.e l-t. it Thumac H Middleton, y u a h»»u 1Ht* p iit'cci fur 'u r n Aachen. Dunm: ihr i ww>t to il th« hie to ttrrltfg to th© frnil Imr ind lli.it in niowi ol k ki’rper am| •.alcMiian. Finrwt Ju n k e t-* nit 1 %ai«i that it w it night the N all* have made 'irv eitil* t* flipping th© ball at the mai lr* I hi ultinlioi* cn B elt* **lfvii»an nod htivri and Mi Migifi-i vti^i*e^tton ihkt the wtroug local attack * then- 111 an j L l»ut not plaf o tuner I .* «’ Hi wage iMi i ••*«*'-W I Hughey, 'talism an Mi vs biillli I h ii-m 1 t..tijn«ia tr with the e ffo rt to extend their defensive V. frU ki •• it f Till I * Im«I ondil...» i in |•■H,« ii V|j*!!i‘n l,nmh|ui*t -ecrvlarv w|t| * hanitn’ r cl Mhe* All wen M’puUrd Sriiiiiud*' < Mil l \ pi 4It1. ,4i * tf ill of (r II d am * * W« 1 al th. lilt •»* 'it- thr Hill I iupk'ii.«f<[ t oin 1*.id llm iiin i t ifi.im rtvaduM. i --I i* pmv In i . m in i m 10 I" l i t*4 Ihiiif fn llir. the iiiad jimrt Hm ' ■if Uii-v pinH Vullihi it ♦ 0 c Amrff fl xuall i lxi** |**l- h .i %* ♦ . ‘1 H J l t!*© f it "It" " f Ul*x 4 Ahich Von Ivnint ■1nit Hud hi‘pci I \ If.-i.i - 4, %. Sip ||,V|4 • 1*1f Vs t " • 1'4|l - *»■!•■ HR. Iff" " ,11 •l i•‘ itifx| lit i In wKtifl' hlm (m m Ii » m umdd Indd lit* ii*"' ‘diiitleiiHi Itrl- | 1- it.f 1 1 phi n l r ihutk "■ 1l*M aft1 Mill'll .. .1 bmt • r ..II *11 r 1* m ini; 1 nmJiMi Ln if'flair*4 lit* 4.* till© III Ml if inn holier t»?irttbni. fell to the i » Stni” \trn mil*. »u.1n| i X "1 nr 11.1 !•■ « y Idf i.|;i ntntiY Vtnr* «p«* r« m} ttlK 1 t 1■ •T1H© |*lit It ' 1 11(4,1 " ' Hr faniful A me 1 tr»ifi Se* «i»*l t “ Mell »o Ii ell ii.Mflf*. r;ittnf£ii 4 1 tl fl. t.i|| If 11 I* P on 1he *lte uf w h e ir >aiif«|'il x I m tn l i ' l l u tVh« h* '» \n»iuirv| tin i' out which t«u* 11 **• «»( Vlllv UV|* ' » •* l l* u iielri •il f al *o Aivdiiiti f» an p it* in*X* standi in IhT t Io .i years ti'"4 s n « i.a-k* iraih eit int»* t*»e l«*i*ti |»a*t brat*** I fir m m i 1* •idi i .*»* (itoKabi ■ % 1fl I k f tn r ‘the town w a tirrot pointed I h e t e un til H i*’f b n W H f wri-ekml ami burned mil en IN WASHINGTON w b©n h b d n lin n an d loop be (mis t h i ’ » n li o n c ould . J 1 up« 1 at *tii « v lot | I «•«-«• I so lin g i l im l o f t i n It'ih 1 (in e* 1111 pinent w* i inside B aitognr. IV n I.v, m *-.i j.i mm . , It* min mu I hi- i n f i l l w h e n b* m il ofintlim id* lii .ainprd .V With the lim it (nine St \ it It •Mini, M aj Gen M Axwfll D T i n I •II oft | 4v»|CM4 I r gulf with theSvmlnole ItHiiati* in X>inm» am| Wabash le.ag i highway cut an<! Vniencno ft*tee* lor. of tha lOUt Airborne D im » . *nnl I do O' t * alit to Ik7*i mitt It ha* I o n riHttfiW l ben. be » « II buxir i driving on thr town fm m two I Aron, Prw the A tlan tic and flipped that with l tic |T*Fnit*itl(lit \ t oi not tn©*: h i m l ?u l iv e up t»i ' 1 three other*, killed l sides, the N ail* found » no M tut hi in mure than a thou *a lid w l lig atom through lb© enemy Brief in a tpcedpm «v©r*gr tmlrtiuiMe and \jehled it » ithnut 41-|V-t( »" and twti thnusand idutned Hi id* • that eh***tiii ii\C jee|> to t>e w ith hU men In lha ftn© I l f H U B a i l S r * (i n i* t he i r os ual v itrei fig h t AIitt 11 I Hi IOr 111 til alt Iff a i d.* to +'in thr KI * «i r»i«mee 111 %e i bavil© UftUr»vii*c*i«l 7 > o u a J L J iOf o I h i % xrax nti, Tataiu r© p •>r f can troofu (hrw*ade*l ther any a mr ml u l t tic I ollm : tit* fu s t > to te w n * ml the Mfir .ti hi* Iani t ‘W hey I* * thnuHrh a te n if u l ilt lei if m m ■■ - ■. . In, b fdur i«t mi * i In p m p I e *r!i 1 *lte of the t vU»l>tV Health H tmfl)iiHa I r « » l* » it tla rl Kiltbxl fmiv i*iOk t 4 XX r tpnijv IL i I e\ V., ,| e<l (tcrn tan tan k ’s ntol ir«n*n* rt 1 * * c -t I N-rviif Lniriit I't the F'lit Stawill ptiihahly Ih iF-m tioilurpil *ti the r t v a f a g r t h o w i n l e t a m ! '* * * laKr fill fl* which Xlh.it plane* hat left A V l T l l K l 1 l . S . S o l u i t T * mil I n te l the ’ tote * a k>* 3* d i*ijirriinlM»|»llmUHI ^1 b taitj fii*l .|oc nle lt u » * n t - i ©** t a i l i n g bun g ood I t a n V* 1 %nic»uhlenng abmg \Kv ix»a*ts. ni»i that «J«*1 ruing uT thr f t Jo h n * he fhlrruprd ■ih11ii 1 them ntetnl the town without filing I s T h e H o st \s ' i ' Z x ' L 1* • Itivrr ( hiinm l would hr included shot? T h r a inax ir ig t h i n g in I xi-oi A i enue at the «!!• eif B I . in tin bill Mr iciwMtetl »n a c t i n w N r* *pan©f * T. e n l t a ! tvtiiaiing e a v r r r i* I b a t h ’4 X \l p It? XN I ‘ I \ I . J.tn t. I Vi k m-l U b r n U t h r i ) '. a! the r * lln n Inshiv Germarii of the Sanfm t) lluioi'ii; Authorltvv v\ Ac l IIi \'«. rn \ I - veil di|i h i* f i n g e r * ffHi. * ki-g iin p bu * it a How mcupied h| Math* » K lfR lfllls 1^1 Lieut I irlt hoHF» I Snecial f I * h . ,o h, i n i |h» L-o-‘ tii p r i L i r o t m g i ” t h e puverntitCH 5 ! Y t» i»!©1) file Mt i«it m ‘ i m K i x rind u n t i l ht wk f»0 %p«f **M ' l ftliklirr in n * *.*. M Unih e * tf*. ♦ VV»i uiture t oiiipanv nim| latvr it* fm t* m fvg*4i’ l ii* bn al need fo; S. P?|thirds T htnl A nm w rrr on an d new i Wit* Ifff'ttp'g fiil I ho l'l.e ll tr ii t it V I ’t.Hiitiiiialm«©* in l te s t rtxeurlati' .tit,I thivtv I i©x4riii Mir hmumg |i|o/fc» u fut famihra of I the nuivr inside (jeriuaov *miO U Ill’s t*. * 1 ,*h|r. what r o o t ,'. 1 lust's j, elf Hp XX i Hilt own© 1 uf Hill Lamb- 1 x Yf'illf lit© n m|k vi.ii i militpiied In 4 1 143 I i ex IU f*«iMi'l B in U»x*ttrii:, f thr cnim hltni! hulcr. » h , n Itivi incunu** He oapresfed oatUl iMitliaiti wbkli bis fa th e r \V • ' t ftr "'©jl* alt I In! ** t In* - «I • ii itin I o* I a, y Tal Hi | |txitbixl |faction at e* la hits h merit here uf ibry rn|>Uttr.l B o re in v t.rw .»<> |*i ilh&l glt‘ »” -*l 't 'tn »( j»u|v©% lit!! al.MI ftwlltlrtl wax a ■(*-t>Cl sU4- < a * th© (ft** r unite nt l( '\ i x©e1 111 BllW tlllg in* W (X 14 Mvl\ Mill' V1 bv tn©ti 1 f 1 he 11 *111tug 4 w11© 1 n tittle thrust r a i l of thr M o c llr hhv* K v ln «l Kroptoyn>»n» o ff ter tarn pa 1 1 of TalH»r’x IHV He Be- with .XIr. Newman when lb© lut l !i t »'f war import a in avlivltiraThr gtvtt|i vuieil to .ton»tr I JO Ktvrr <lr»pile rnrm y n *u nt«r-at- Gamp m a in lin e ’1 tfiln n liv 4 upfitionallv This nieniH lh«t ter, fu x t inaliiffwi Ih© hafxlw.ii* ft«rtx hi* p i a n o , tuning rou te plrwrmfriM Tm iutug CVnlrf lo ‘ thr H o j Krlviittr Cottlrsl by tacki. ” .*♦ ? Ihrtijg b i .leferTOx! n* * *uap» t n • l l m u t ',l s* 4 bit k ent It im«i niltg »(U'I Tb© ^iiivvx « » ’ m iparlial 1( *i*ir© Ktitutr Kntiivrr t«.y» o f S in iln u lr Ktr»l Army units w rrr within Ihr tliaft h t i m © * I " ft iu * h HeftUi- ft |t *n A Bronx vlvuiiiMii, -Xlr S ltf* J.* v%111 Ih » a!!p(i iti II. ah School who n rr under direc* j six index uf St- Vlth key ©nerm hail the flu kill •*I stwv.'lirvl lildtl— • u r\< 11 it l©» alientl of t r^ulm iQ fits ! lain© lu San ln tt) ft* T h e n hr c l * -All h "lit Ilia huiUt *1 i. «>! •* 11•» lb© i base mile* norih eait o f llouf tvlU ttm i Ti t* 1 antflull uf Alt i l( Jnhnann. H •tgualjon In in xu?un L*i(ri l iiL I'm k ft I I br i'h u tlesio n . XX Xa in llX S w .t1 f.Ci%*©n n “ ritiiea!' l.©f f l©r rafllctl atflontiui | fa ille and only four milrx fm m the Itv i-jau riilitw| sMiti*' ■it »•( nffwer a> Mr tn« r^irU«*i* m .M«l xprtttb Paul J Slitn buw huff ffllrt In. b m th m lb© Bur Tl©© j German lumler. St- V ith is lhr nullTlIH’t' « ) " M- tv ' e *Mi!pl©tr*! tn Imi! ©fxmblMin iliv- itrl» &f l It* 'I I I Tbi *>td i - t •* at t rill ,•! ! P i lait.t.4 *tt*l 1itxn n v A Stin r |h©n ut* *t ( rt, ■< 1 ^ flniriHMii© nod I . ulv im|mvtant mm mu mention I’ m k <th* •- 14" f 3 I © |ft% FY n n l * • • **• ' • " a |bi**xx *lt tkr» Ha ttfl t|d 1 •'■• lb© j*«xi Hw yr* fthmitd !*© J cviiier Thr 1v .1 ! 1 •! * ■ • -»i 1* 1 t - t i©w •LiftIII Im 1*1 ©nit-ut x Iti the l i d m» n 111* x|PUJ'lrxiL 4. it t . t It K I I Hi (Hi id ' x.tnirl i ri" hr lm* Ir t ii xx N 111ill:!© 1*-4 llll'if Id)I mil« lal"*f | thr*nigh which they run exli* 111 I I I J i f f I tn of t»M»i tl, * ' t i n t 11ii ll* I MIliU t i 1i* vrt I Nr it© *xif > 1 Miiii*an\ i»t mot fill • 1 ,11. AHU' »* til MTtt «*l (III uf f l i t I rati rem nants of two pant*** ib|v Hr -I 1 *», (I m • I* * ti » - each All©* I M M 11'aflti! « b a ilarid t"»j IA in I " i. Wdl k in tlivli pi at lx xtw CU.lt.„t id fl ***• U fu iral IrimK j atitik'Xs and l^eub Gen ( iairliw i j Slliwhi \ . * o’p-n t*» ih r *tt«i ll 1 Icfk * plant s i llrllt* t'Vsl Virginia. >*’ a ip! Ii'fht im 1 t*»n ••' i t !•. r»*IK‘ ll-4-ft tl II IMT lt|lUxl Tauov G. \Vh it* I lltaiges1 (K»ughbo)3 were ahuhlng Thtfw*a * ir© f»*i hla *;iil one for uf the Urge plants making <*1* ciHnm'inWtlittiix _ _ R _ jn tfii 1** ?nv»fl© ^ ® i_t _was imdi** Iflrc h o n f tp oth^ hl al Ih© i ix * ul ruiituiy and radu* I©!©*?mr b i . raid© *©i trey of th r Kir« Cunlrol S erv ice s a v a n ly a r * in » t the northern h b rot>lh©t ami ih© f h m l tx fu r the world's largest chemical re©hib m inion, Init al! amtiik i imi* o f (he S ta te lo at tern! a m e d io * shoulder o f the wwlcr in an e f ­ sonw* |Hrr»«ut wtw* it n©t©r th r let M. Stine, M r s Sliitv* »' i vie© Haut! oi auhmarm© ;) lele- q fi, %x©nl |*« a*%-> vm« ••I*I Hai Iniaii o f tho..*- ,ulrtvstrvl ami explain fort to reach Ihc d m p rm trly ,lr earn© Iwii v* b*» c t n*i?-» in ©very her nn'thci Mm. lien 4‘a r t c r itnufib; an*1 !©!©ph«u« xx h*i x%ii * tibl* l" (»lp Ul© llffli file r.m tn il setup. Snwlav fendd yily. * live al l«U Wcxl Sevrntcs falltn xl i* « ilb nil f b© la*lir* pi©*» l*ii,,i| ..,l K ail Kipp |M>inte<l m l A ilsughter, l la l l ir 1 Hr i»rvfcM ifir ut trhl.ilm n rrn * l)lret-t. enl \v k; x l i i h b 4 )1 lie urr.l fur or»v utui impruvv.1 Itom-cy. an X Ray tech nkian le t hi hI ihhU au\ tllwrf* ^ ’ school t ■ i).v.tr<ltnxs ...ki__ tn iL_ the _..._iu county, __ *uwi in hit* <!«ii p * in (’ \(©{ii ih© Charlrvlmt licneral llnvimsl G iyiiiil* Hn* t'wrii u*©*! *1* *li© OtCflKG! X I ru r©H*inc tlticalf 1 adit>. Hi-, faivitil© tiHigtiiinri at© c x p c c l c i to arrive here a< h- 1 n©mx ti n•I .. u ih mxl ••.•«dc t a t al v mantifat tun »*f iH *** ©»inm©l a I cipimtx ih milipK. i hr K iu tlcri' hustus.hi ( a p t itnbert L I’ sm.v nujd luniirbi fbtirxibt •»<*( a*tuna] u arr afttl ©um ,)H n t tfitbx returns frt.m the Rurupean !(■ IH im t arid am « M " m t f Inink, lllfiil tairt* it **' M1 **"! «©*1 t!*g lh r-c reu n itein rn la lo the gov. | ------------II© cm*©* *11 ' •'*»© f*»i wanl rtlet of war where he I* nits* *'* |x»t t b*n rtintxtUx ill* •-» a 11.1 i" rin u lrn t with the view « l i m i i WASM INfSTON, J»n 17. l/l’l In II h s.t Inive of Kmvlhihif l*©11r 1 l " do 111© nlvb! P hb*".o V ‘ n lrra 1 - l1 -fund*. ' — *■ If.ot " ' ‘this O - pur ' War Mobilisation iMitelo* Hytnes kr©{wi maiThrur wb©u hi* f«-©i ar© Arthm * Mmn> was levin F L * H ill• X +♦**«! lu iii ( am hi |mim . it iind when »»ch funds a rc has rallnl on Selective Service to M*Twarning !©iau*v llu man xbrat) im rlh an*! wr**i ! ‘m ll\ r!mi*lv iti available draft men Ufl through 211 years" o f him i t f i m to I** 'bung it II© (Kiedn, Rtvl hni llvrsl in ;vai»l**i H* 3 a t f i | h © 3 * ( i*»h ! P ' f f s l n il ti p ? i f i © r £' I 'ou.itv r« .n i.in sh > M f J . F . Me* old in such a way i» to mlnlmlta aalutrw ft f f lm x . hut In pxri't g al since hr was *lx yeer» *>l«t attended K<a1 wlnwls, anil f t * ■> noon. B atMv rk**h!i in Mitith and iT rllam l told ... tavit d r a tia r e run- disruption of “rsuventisl ^ llv ltle*," nvwr th© .a h '* l» '* »> px m ! ax uatcvl in IU22 from Semin*.1■* 11' c ' fa ir In n*ifth lottifh i iih »©4 t dil tons that mrtvare h 4tllh in ' t (5 Tlte War I'rodoctlen lloatd and aimil% ©lx©. School. For I he past U* y es.* I t r t d Helii frovi ••©»» m tfh o r of 4 4 'aunan C ity, nml said streel and Federal ITncuremenl Aganele* 11 a f i a h l s »h©n h© ban to, loo. he has commulrsl to O rlaial* a x tr tm r north Thur»*U> incraaxrr Iniptovrm enia a t e nrrilesl. have reported, Dyrnes said, that Need tif som e fo rm of local the withdrawal from their tivl* Ami iM K*' a h e r t ll a ll caunU where he has served a s mam>g< ' I n * elm alin es, srnl »ligl,t|y w arm ­ o f the builder's hardw are dr er. tr a itp o r la lio n lo ,m * * 1 midnight lian jobs of men tn title age up. )! a*a cnly an av trar© A m tri* p artm tn t o f the Jo sep h Bumh. and early ntornln# tra in * ( l lh a group will hare an adverse effect Hardware C om fany. Ills wife i* M argaret M ltrhrll wrote rhe Sanford iK p o l w a a s itr e u e r l by on production, the form er K slhleen B rad y. j j [ ' . g t.une XVUh '* nn Tba lags ti r a i l *»f « f '"linin' K . F. llo m holder. » h o aald many Uyrnes announced that ha had releU vely unlm curthnt jeh a tn deal w ar p ro eram s,' and r s fU •?Und* w i n d '1 letf.nr Ihr fit .1 p .t t t t o o p l , who coma in on the dahva aeked Major Gen. Lewla D. Her- c riti M IL M h l l C l l A N I High Pchool, He is a member - I _____ _ itave to walk to th e ir d estination. shey, Selective Service directors, tran ts in such program s who may the I’tesb y teriS n Church and br The LYKS ef THE be replaced w ithout d ifficu lty , l n live f l l - t m*»IMl o f Its d es­ to aik local boards Indacting three ‘ longs »o the Ceetst Guard Tern c e n t a fallin g 1—ly trsv e li 16 V ^tO IIM T M T T XUL’LD men "to give consideration to a men to aw e cuvumerasiwn to a , I_ 11 j i ' r IL*,',ll*”, m o,'ri'kV T'nuhs T a porary R eserve fe e t . lit. ON YOlil ( 0 / How W illiam S id n ey 1‘e r te r prierity o f whhdrxwaU which essential b u t not c r itic a l activ ities, T h e ,n e w partners psruveis today slated , would c a ll: happened to chooaw O. lle n r y n esirous «f rr ware t rry y d desii were 'v ery S cie n tists say some earth<|uakra jg ig r if iia i* b e e n £ £ "ft. R e g istran ts engaged in more th a t they " I . R ests Iran l* not employed la |veeudonym Is a m y stery hul It im portant Jobs in c ritic a l a c tiv i­ pregrea s ing with S an fo rd , ai>-> o ccu r as fa r down »» 1000 miles S S U . . IN H U S IVM.K c'* r will co-operate in ev ery wey hetuw the e arth ’s -u rfacc. 'io*y .tietive from Orvin lleory, any o f th e activ ities on th e t i l l ties," (e r essen tial e H lv itk s ), w ho was a guard a t the O hio w ith the public ~apd roitrchanU " t R e g istran ts engaged in re­ S ta te IV n itm tU ry , while th e latively unim portant joba In the au th o r was in carcerated there. e -scid la l but not critical a ctiv itie s , . \- ‘ and re g istra n ts who m ay be re- * A CotImi lin le rs a re a n im portant placed without d ifficu lty. oobree o f chem ical relulose. * 1 Registrants employed In 1 Chicago's Quarter dub'* Has 81 Year Bowler I m ’sAVt! SAVU M en’* Navy Blue t ^ I K I ,T O \ .I A C K K T lOO^, wo©l nr**t bla hulUxnop cell or, roomy peck ala. fvallru t t U m i ind arm holat K id g i fd u ira/iu l a KB# coldest w©a t ti or Hill Hardware, Oldest iStore, Is Sold To Stine Many Projects Are Discussed i At C Of C Meet There ami rr.tur.trvi ih0 t hamhrr of liyrnes Asks Cuutiun A r j T j ^ ' . ’.Vn':-1 In Drafting Essentials rr VETERANS ’ CHAR A C t IR - t i t * f a c t t h a t y o u 'r e • r e s p o n s i­ b le p e r s o n - i s re g a r d e d h e r e a i t h e m o d (im ­ p o r ta n t fo rm o f te c * u r it v . N o c o l l a t e r a l n e e d e d t o a p p ly f p r a f c n n ! S t o p (n o r t e le p h o n e . n U tH T u r asiccuritvforakxn ~ a r e g u la r i n c b r h c - .i l Dr. IJIcn T. Settle, foumter, 'r - . . .t " , ------ - ’ t -penon n t --------- _ ^ i t im ^ Then? will he two programi* If nccesmary to Accootmo- • m M ism I 3 0 . F lo rid o I . , i . ♦ ♦ frti «t <iil«n|R or w orker* •wiy fiom homo. WaUcproof 1 . I!} BmarUy ilyltd •r*w. » \ llt.40 to. ♦♦♦♦©♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a© OPA WARNS MOTORIST 5 TO R E C A P N O W! 4 Rsy. M i l ,‘« • *. % j‘ & W ■ M V # ♦» /# / / TIrttfon* F a c lo r y -M e th o d l n l t i r f r o n f PrcrtscU lbs mater tn raid w ssth sr, s s v s i ( s a . lmp rr rtt bsstsr psrfenpsnes. Ovkit Acllnfl I m Orslo Plpo CLEANCn SWA/ M© Otosns sad ®P*n« d W * djalas. risk a form. » *« ffn f, t>-». T -0 P4oaso sa a S H T E . I hL S t ' • (M slta oa V artsloal % *. , •.* I*honc 12 t*e»«l REE T ill# FIR EATON E DEALER FOR TIRES, RFXAri’ING AND AUTOMOTIVE MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE •* ! ♦ W -, 1 V4 Top grain xwtiMl* w'M hlftck atiaik ^raliK'i! flnixi FIRESTONE STORES at* fbr our white friend.*. *- S a te! 1 .« » t*« 7*00 u iiM , • ■ ♦ ♦ f ’n N P Recqppl ng Sonday» Jan.^I»dW -^3i30 P A ..* V :i •**" : ••TVi v. I .a n m l r v D o n ’ t D e la y . , , O o f MASTER INSTRUMENT* AIRCRAFT MECHANICS h f i ■■l i i .i if, ♦ I » C'j u valuable u ■ bank account! IMvate, friend­ ly w vks,lu U ialnrcw lion. Inquire. fee ♦ ♦ T ra in h . t i t S o o th 's U r g e d an d b e lt eq u ip p ed || Wi*t Rtjittrs* tsdey *w I»B -datvls m la htw ll [ J»* nr; gsihfy awds* Ii* C 11. *■ tf aijh'v II NEW BETHEL A ^I;E CHURCH . WONDOtFUl VALUl ♦ ♦ ♦ Aviation Technics I Ochaal, cmopUti coanci In MASTER RADIO ENC'NE MECHANICS ■ , ♦ ♦ Csr Owners Who Do Hot Ifsod This OPA Wsmlng Kan ths Bisk of Hot Ostttnf Saw Ttroat Prtp.'ra Now for a Caret* in Aviallqn Famous-^Wlnta Over Jordan** © , Sinclair Scrvla* Station T i l 'P a r k AVm------------* ' ■,-T ‘ * 7 : h o i |||A �•% Hit? Sanford Herald -• I C dilU A t4 U t M -.* f(kU > M •»»rj K n lir, Wr4**»- WEDNESDAY. JAN. 17, 1*<5 M il LB V ERSE FOR TODAY THAT IS BECAUSE COD GREATLY LOVES HIS CHIL­ DREN. LET US APPRECIATE HIS LOVE: Oh give thank* unto th« God of heaven, for hia mercy endureth forever.—Ptalm 1311:38 Sonnat for Ihe Yoar’a End - ( F r o m The L yrfc) There la no darkness of a Ihotiaand years. Thera la no expiation, no rebirth. Only man*! joy forever on th» earth; All born In Joy, all nquitUe, no faara. .All bom In Joy! Joy, Joy, all only Joy I Joy from Ihe boy to man, from man to boy! All Joy aacendinf. ecstasy, all praise. All tarrying kindness to the end w e d t jt s d a t - fiw w Stackers On The Home t«Tont —~ r gro DKi'C T M a n y ^ a ~ p n7ffttnp g t b jd $ r n & t s u f iiii" 3 r Tiff * , i r BO Ms success In* life116 The fact that he arose early, work­ ed hard all day, stayed late in th<> <*«veninK -nnd never thought he wan too good to do well ahy job that came his way. One hardly expects to find 19th century methods ipplled to 20th century problems, but some of the- lessons which our grandfathers learned so well would he a big help today In abolishing this country’s manpower shortage. A housekeeper was telling us the other day that she had engaged a cleaning woman to help give her house its somewhat belated annual Kail housccleaning. Everything had been agreed upon. Wages were antis factory. Transporta­ tion had been arranged. Windcx, floor isilish, .scrubbing brushes, Dutch Cleanser, and waxing machine had been •procured. Everything wns in readiness. And then thn donn­ ing woman failed to show up. A local farmer had engaged n crew or field workers to harvest hia peppers. They failed to show up. Another crew was located and they went to work but after a littl« while an argument arose between one of the workers nn«l the foreman who contended he was spending more time talking than he wan working. The whole crew ijtiit. After several similar false starts the peppers were left to rot in the field. -.W^fen inch Uiiugs.happen it isn't the farmer who Is •miff thn-mofitf It flt the consuming public, you, me and all the rest of us, the held hands themselves, who can't eat the peppers unlen* they arj» junked. When girls hired‘at a restaurant fail to show up for work it isn't the restaur­ ant owner who suffers so much ns ft is the |iuInins who can’t get anything t-» eat, or at Iwst have to wall an hour or more for their-meals. Unfortunately a great mau^ people in these days of high watfes and plentiful jobs are building up n very |x>or reputation for themselvt-s. Instead of making a record of dependability, competence, efficiency, they are leaving !*c_ hind them A trail of dissatisfied employers who will never offer them another job as long as they live. Irresponsible indolent employees making u reputation for themselves that will cause the mto be the first to In- laid o f f when the soldiers come home, that will put l hem on the relief rolls when the war is over. Them. ar« good times, a very prosperous era, for the average wage earner who manages to avoid being drafted. This in a great war if you don't have to fight it. Hut ihe time In coming when all that will ho changed .when jobs will not be so numerous and plenty of honest him! working boys who have seen service in France and the Pacific will 01, Save Points Dy Eating More Bakery Foods From OUR WANT ADS ARE LUCKY TOO ROBB’S HOME BAKERY “QUALITY ALWAYS* 105 W. lat SL Phone 864-J (Tax Inei.i — SERVICE'Sfte TODAY and THURSDAY ” ” Briliiunt Historian B l-A t'K . W h a t this count! t needs I.* more "pre sen tee ism " less “ab»entee lam." A Washington politician says there are 311,004 more Army »(• fleers in Washington than neces­ sary. And thirty thousand mure politic lane. * rlan half* but recent photograph* ndlcate Herman Qoerlng Is J■till carrying a UtU* extra weight around the middle. It's funajr how many people think It's all right to draft men to die for their country hut all wrong to force men to won* to support those who are fighting. Senator Wheeler eeeme to think thet a negotiated peace would save American lives. But Senator Wheeler may merely be Irving to maintain nls record of elweye being wrong. iiiler* Drive la with roar old car. Drive out with oao of oar lata model otad ra n . HOLI.ER MOTOR RALES. B y RUSSELL KAY The sight and sound of man. hi* holy name. Roll ever through the old mis*m*l mist, In thunder yet, the dear, the beauty-klat. The fierce, fond truth oT being, praise and plan. The Infinite sublimity of man. Swedish U Kings of Uplain. Too Late.To Classify JO H N jA N i u f t m y r n i f while they were moat grateful to St. Michael, they were very poor and had no raonev to build a _______ church. Atone, little Steve began laying *lunen one upon the other. He aaid St. Michael told him If it eager be would etart the church It ied. "Mil -I would !*e built. Hia faith waa un­ it o f the ! waver!mr. Then the aecond mlrond we «rte occurett. sky, we 1 ^ Frit min nnd neighbor* in the r Tarpon Greek colony who knew the atory 11* where j nf Steve's miraculoua recovery rcn. then ] Toluntered to help. They con'Jtary in 1 tribute*! money, labor aftd miibout be- t, rial and the Church of SL Mljorenta !,rramr a reality. Built of of Hyml, atone, covered with stucco, painted and had white and trimmed in blue, a °r ' brown crosa riaea above Ha door nnd amallcr croase* neon-lighted other re rjao above the edifice at each end raire the „f ih,, peaked roof. Inside al] cove* houae .acred Icon* and wa* *lck |statutes. Every minute that ha ild he h I u t i not occupied with school "but he i work or chores Stove spent In anil that I hi* rhurch. which la dedicated to nHiK.” St. Michael and ia Greek Orthoilllrd. By do*. Doctor* Thus the simple faith of • child umated. reached the realm "o f things not 1" .. aeen," to rob a grave and give id * llvworjd a House of Worship of the Out would otherwise not have existed. Such faith Is the world’s g* Steve greatest need today and mankind i trouble must find it if lasting peace is to rred him be achieved. When the comedy queen of rndlo dUhcN out the fun on the wreen e u u Kcreant ALSO — LATEST NEWS FRIDAY and SATURDAY PIlESTON FOSTER ROGER TOUHY Boners From Exam Papers GANGSTER A rrwnt survey of school exam jtapors, reported try Hill Field in Your Ufe, hroujfht to lijrhl the following de­ Mobilliar Byrne* rules :hal Wmpfrature regulators must be finitions: turned dovfn to 80. We are win­ Groan ignorance la one hundred and forty-four times ning the war by degrees— Fort Myers News Pres*. Yeah, half a an bad as ordinary ignorance. Anchorite Is an old-fashioned hermit sort of a fellow degree, half a degree, half a de­ gree, onward, through the valley who hoa anchored himself to one plnce. of death rode the atx hundred. The pural of child Is twins. The equator is a menngeric lion thnt runs around the The Hughes Aircraft Company of Long Beach, Calif., announces earth. a new eight-engine cargo trans­ An angle is a triangle with only two sides. port plane, said to be the large*l Gravitation Is something which if we had none of we In the world. Nearing the flight teat alage, the company recently t would all fly away. bad to lease seven more acres of Louis XVI was gelatined during the French Revolution. land for the purpoaa. Beehive houses, primitive dwyt). Jamra Russell Lowell waa the togs la Scotland and Ireland, godfather of Virginia Woolf. war* conical and constructed of English novelist, crfUe, and H *iyIsL stones without mortar. BANK HOLIDAY N O TICE The following banks will he d< January 19, 1945 in observance -^of l B irtb d a JH 9 H H | . .£ ■ . . . v - ih * % > » « n a h fili ' . * » v 0 r <3 ‘ All orders for currem money should be made on Tfce Sanford Ai National B ank I AUTaomV Of TM COIMM« « 1 B O T T L-n r o c o ‘ f .» * ’ ’ l * v j " a •* « m siw e cc * �™ v-*--*'“ rXbt • r - •- — » *---- ------ --- » «•*WW) -——r -^r > • -(-.rv^f-v 1 ‘[ f ^ * * * - - ,;.» -'rv» ••’*•?—-“ ■ 'StS’—'. ♦WlDffECJDAT JANT7ART17,!St5 THE SaHCOMC ■rf ■ * ' •Social Calendar Miss Janet Chapman Weds Capt. Shepard 0 ( in m -st lo a wide circle , of friend* in Iht* section U the m arriage of M iu Janet I-ec Chapman. daughter of Mr* , U ." ,Al' mrmb,‘7 J e w e ll 'V a r m n r Chapman of San # " * d ¥Ultory j « jn v jt e d to attend. | fo n l Bmi Kug r ..r wilaon Shepard, Pan-American Airway* The Pilot Club will hold It* Pjlot and ion of J u s tic e and dinner meeting in the Hotel Mayrr. John Wesloy Shepard o f f a i r I t 7 : 3 0 f* M Hollywood, on Dec. I f>. in Port Inud enlalr . The rctelmmy « a * performed by lirowanl m unty Judge Boyd II Anilerxim up the courthouse. T h e bride ha* made her home Thu Rev. M.C Dau ghtcry, sup­ In Hollywood fur the post five ply rector of Holy Press E|.i*rop year* where *he wap., eo-owner ’•) Church, was welcomed by the of a beauty *alon' there, She nV o m an’a Auxiliary at a meeting a n * graduated fro m Sanford Monday afternoon in the Pariah School* and for some time be­ House. Mm. R.Ar Newman. B m i ' fore g e t r g to Hollywood rh e was d anti on 'behall *of- “t h e group, t s e n io r operator e t ' A n n V Minrenl welcomed Rev Daughter?, who | Salon. led in prayer. I Capt. Sheiiard and hi* parent* A The educational program waa are pioneer resident* of ilolly^ co n d u cte d by Mr*. Irving Fein I wood where they moved fr> m b e rg , who read an article on t h e j And err o n, Ind 21 ye ars ago He “ laird’a P r a y e r " and interpreted attended Hurtl P rivate School e a c h division, showing how the and Hollywood Central School Disciples’ prayer should lie n and is a graduate of South P ro pattern for living. ward High School lie ln-gan hi* | The s ecre tary1* report was read aviation training nl Eu.biav b y Mr*. A.W Lee ami tin* rca- Riddle SchiHil at thr age if Id, aurer’* report was submitted i>v F o r nearly n year liefore war M rs . Frank Chase Mrs. VV.S. wu* declared, lie was a civilian Coleman talked on the nupply ; flight Instructor at I V r r Field. ^ ^ ^ ’ he w e e * *.*th rC \Jk | X l r ’ rrhirnfMot r.tmmnt.d .md.-r* lm . Amelia N«»l»l** Mr* Ho) I contract with |*«i. \ n itn . ai < ..ml Holler re/M»rt«i| mi ilu* Altar I* nrvv with the Latin tiiiri R nr) Division »*f ih#* noii|titiiv Chapter lu'l iv iiirN vArfr w ire re Follow inir their ui ddiii*.* < apti J o r i r s l a* follow** • Mra. John and .Mr<» Shepard left tor n M t U f h . J r . , .St A nn; Mrs. J . L weddinir trip to North Florida f f l n K l e y , .St. Airnee; Mm , It.L. iVr* and h r o r g i i They an* it home, kina, St. Catherine, tklr^. Noble, lt*Jh A«lnin*. S t r u t , iLi|)yw' im| Rt. Mark; klra. W A U f f l e r . *St | Thereaa nnd Mrs. Feinlterif, St I Monica, I ---------rn cn h itA i Th« O.E.B. will observe “ Obli­ gation N ight" at * Otl I’ M at ^Reverend Daughter}' ;Is Guest At Meeting SA^O^/FLORIDa im ra * aIIw A i s s Grantk*»af R ecitar — J^ ira ^ X P e r s o n a l s \fr and Mr*. A. 0 Itenson of Marietta. ( l a are the gursts of Mr and Mr*. A. C. Henson Mr*. J . I', McKIhannon of J e f ­ ferson. <ia. is the guest ot Dr and Mrs. A. W. Epps. Billy Epp* Is eipected to ar­ rive tomorrow from (lesirgta Mil­ itary Academy lo visit hi* parenis .I>r. and Mr* A. W Epps. E n iig n Earl J e t e r . USMTl, of Miami spent the week-end with his [larent*, Mr. and Mr* E, W. J e lc i Mrs. I II. l.undquUt waa electD E L A N D , J a n . 17. lS(ie--iali rd ami Installed as president o f the Colonel Theodore RooieVeJt Mis* A lm a Crantham . sophomore Auxiliary Three. United Spanhth- *t Jo h n B, .Stetson Utviver.il), Amerlcan War Veteran*, a t a (■etjm i, and daughter of Mr and m eelin r Thursday at the home Mr* V H tiranthsm of Sanford, or Mr*. Mae Sheafer. 113 E lm was one of 12 students of Strt Avenue. *«n Sch ool of Music appearing in Mr*. Emma Lagerqulit p re sid ­ a recital last evening at > 'M' ed over the meeting, which i n ­ o'clock in Elisabeth Hall audi­ cluded routine reports and u»l- torium. nesa transaction*. Mr*. S h e a f e r Mrs* Crantham chose fo- her installed the following Other o f ­ piano solo. “ Prelude Profim do." ficers: Mrs. Zada I-ord, renor view, by (iardm er. The remainder .if president; Mr*. E f f ie Hewxon. the program consisted of org. r. junior vice president; l i r a l a g e r - ‘ nice, I lute, am] violin solos, 3c quist. patriotic instructor; Mrs. sotifing to an amouncement toF I uehwui. C.C. Prie*t, historian; Mr*. A1-,^ day by Dr. \V R.\ dirrclor of me School of Mi . it (red Ericson. rhaplain; Mrs J . l.yles. rond urtar; Mrv M ary MU* C rantham has Iswi llie >t Hrunrr. assistant Coral uc I or; M rs . Ci.tnpanijJt during inany r*,i-'al* Mary A ffalle r. gu ard - Ur*. S h e a ­ given try the School of Hi m .' since ht r enrollment at S i c t - on fer, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. E.C. Herrick of Claremont. , N I L was welcomed a* a visiting |(. a p t a i l l H o ltZ C la W regular meeting date he change*! Mr*. John Rrider. who recently to the w o n d .Sunday of t h * undrrw-rnt *n operalfun in Rieermonth at t h e h o m e o f M r * . vtitc Hospital. Jaekionville, is •Sheafer. rivupet ating satisfactorily. Mrs (it-rald Co* and two ilaughter* of D r U n d visited S u n ­ day with Mi** Adel Reed at her home 30<J Weal Third Street. Mr*. S. P, Campbell and *on, Terry, nf Oxford were the weekend guest* nf Mr* J I*. Thnr* mend ' • Mrs I_ I! ( i l l . I m p end son, to ne. hove returned to their home -UlaniM . l i * . +(tmt a iria;;: with *, r *lr* I ** ! ’ n o mid tltirtW So th e with U *h s o 5 lh in i<, 0 0 .0 0 0 itag pvi*( AA M E R iC A N S .. SILVER SPRINGS Mr. am! .Mr». Ernr I 1^ Thomgx' Mr* Mary Hall wa* h*>* t r ­ Mr and Mi* llr rm a n Kind *1 i n i w u i f . t hr birth of a itxughu io t rrrle f i v e of the W \[ I of W*‘*t lU'iot \V*i%. nr* vlilting witn lvr, Khirlry Ann, iin Sunday; HaptUt Church b i t \ their Min and l a uj|f g hFt e r lo la w . Jan. 14, in thv Krm al.l l j a g h t o n the F i r s t I’ho and M Ruben Mrmoriml Hospital. ,\lr> Thootaa week at the home of her .'*urK \ r *j ter, Mr*. M R. Smith. K Hid. j L thv form rr Uaxrl Millrr o f Vtrv W 1^ V a n c e le*l th *’ *|e , Sanford and Mr. Thomn< D i t a Friendn of Mr. anil Mrs ,m i liorwd with the Fanford Naval lotronal arvd Mr*. Hall taueht r o*‘ ill Holt in will Ik* inlrre^tcti » thr mission rludy. Mr*. A K Air Station. to know they are now re^tdiripr hi Rms rlter had charg e of cm Mil Mi I ton on if It, tin, M r i Hut tin i** n n t« g. 11 * il " mi-*ionanr newItefre^hinrni Mr srvd U h . r g . r p H M j U l ( lh, ..................... the former S.ar it a l a k e of Js rk s o n . H.xx. arnuuucr lha 1 ^ nM.m b r (J . 1hrr, Mr and Mmc tieorif** Town*i#nd birth of a *on on J a n 2, Mr*. or present. Fetermhurjr, formerly «if John-i \\ the former Mamie l-ake. Mr* Fmlor f ‘*ir U«|| a h- elected tif M chairman of Rm..* f n v l e o f t h e Sunford are * pend in if thi* week Pledge rnrd* were diwlrihitle t I Hanford Harden t luh at a mee 1 with Mr* fowriBefiil* *i.*ter a it and siene*! nt the neeting of i injf Momt.iv at th r h o m e .*f S i t * hi"ther m law Mr iin*! Mr* !l Circle Three of the Find M»*th> L. I F r a ile r i dint Church W imun'o Society of O ther officer* elected w e re Ch rfitian Services Monday >t the Mm W. V. Wat Min, vice i hair Mr tmd Mr* J D CtH'hran of Flan* were mt«U for a | h o m o of Mr#. J o e T o l l e I-ihi Mary liHVr a * thmr <ue •* break" dance at the Celery ( T 3te man; M u J Ihfy'M det *tt h( Mra I loyd I Harvey wa* |i »* r Cr arid«lau»;htrf. Mi** Je.u Jan 2ft hy lh« Sub Deh ('luh a t , t a r y . Air* It |{ l i n k I n ■* ir**f TODAY elected chairman of the cir*h* and it* regular meeting Tur*da> at Jack WUliaraNon Roll t nil at I.hr meetmif v* #•* R-hcitf. nf Ilampt4tn, V* during the huntneva o i - i m i over Ihavul Wi11iam*4H» n|puni*t| hv tetiinr thr rniTiy th n f win in-taw. Fl ip 1-loyd of | t|jf home of Mivi Mary Ann •which Mrn R R IVumley pro* l h ivrt - V’ii w*yn in which hirdb i •'ccproca te W hrich# I aided. PlmiH were mirde foi the Mrt Fdwnrd K Lam*, ruort .•' y Thiir*«fa y Mi.*.* Martha Haye, president, coming’ yenr hy the trroup n*r the Sanford per m i u * chairman, reptrTrd the u r cle Mrs Harry l l i n t r n nrewklad over the m eetinf which t O'th#r o ff ic e :rt r Ior t e«t *vr r e it the concert of Jo«e ll Mr* IJflian Morp^n include*! a secretary '* r»p*irt by M m. C. 11. Wi m. f i r *t %* *e piano virluo^n. Mo mi during the Ch nd nui* holrdfivw I n»t*». ?/ j Mu* Whelchel and a !|i*cu**ion chairm an; Mr* R T Warren ni tit. in O r l a n d o were II* t(ml that (Milted pLintn wei e of the club*# home party at ll^Coivi vice c h a irm a n . Mrt -1 K Iftvrn to the hoKpstnl hy memU**r * I MrR Ruprecht Mr Courier, «e cre tar> , Mm L. T C rorce Tnuhy. Mr*. Daytona Beach, 4 I t aI ywwr Wart* It wan nnnnunml that ITCJ Rn^ ''’l l * Refreshment* were *er>e*i to Dow. lr m o i u * r ; Mrs M 1. plants wrre <h*tiihute<l hv nrcie M i, Flemifift. Mr* J C Mil Paper w o t * * ll the follow hi* ; The Mt*>n Ikvothy *44 W r ic h t . Sunshibi* trviu<urpi . sirs U t hell Mr* William Hall .Mr* i n r m l e p (n !>eccmt»er and Mi* Price, Catherine t Jark. P a j f , t f t - « L uw<« fcal IL W. Turnrr, public*' u *; Mr* W A Morribon iijito l iftii jiLi ** John F Holt Mr* Ruth Jaek*on, ( harlotte True, Whelchel, Otmia Oa-w r»rt» 1L F. Ornisliaw inrtu i.-i.ln B . were given lo South S«J* , ir i Mr* F L Rmimlllat. Mi* It Mrs. Martha Moffilt, p p s . ie Mr* II S Oven I)a\i*# Iiorothy I yon*. Hetty S#s- j mary School children A Magnolm Mi 1 rod J i rt<*r. . .g . . . . tree w n planted on the* prlm«*r^ Mr* II N‘ Ashhy, Mi*s Hebecca »cr. Ill Ion Hakef and Hetty J o , . . , * .. I K *fr*«hm rnt* were « e n ,sl to vrhaoFa campu* on ArU»i I ' a y Htotrro Me** Hi r h i m Ruprecht, raJle. ' l b * following during the s.wiai and de*iic»teil to Tr^'ident ll-iine M m Mary Wiyt#in« and h h r a f i l hour; Mr*. C. P Hcrmlon, Mr* llirv lh?. valt. T urner, Mrs. Fourier. Mr* f’ rrn Mrs. W Rtion rrad an article ahaw, Mr*. Crumley, Mts. Tulle. on *'Il in h of Central Florida,' Mrx Doss, Mrs. Wright, M u . It *tre»sinir the econniiiir value up M. Mason, Mr*. Iiarvey, Mrs well as the plramire dcrivcsl from Itlont ami Mr*. II Ratliff. their beauty and tonr. She urj:ed The theme of the program for that bird* be fum|*ne<l with an the W. S C S of the K l n t Meth* abundance of water and food Following the meeting, re- odjist f'hurrh Monday afternoon Mr*. frrah m rn l* were aervrd t»y the wa# "Our Pledpe Service." K A Igondenberp had charge of hoatesft to the following mem l>en: Mr* t'urlett, Mr*. Ha nod the program in which -cvera! lackaon, Mr*. Claude Herndon, rn**mlier* t«nd purl Mr* II It i mm lev presided Mr* C |* Henderson, Mr* y, N over the rrpular monthly meeting F leldinir, Mr*. John L I^t*. Mr* which incLidr-i re to ri* by vari Lane. Air*. Walton, Mr* 1r* i? Thr *jpvotionai Feinberff, Mr*. Rot>ert Cede, Mr* oui r httiMiun WM given by Mr* Ixindcnberr, Heck and Mr*. Fred K Wilson assisted by Mrs. <•. T. H o il f t r . —-— — Mrs. Curlett Elected Circle T hree Siffns |Rose Circle Chairman Yearly Pledge Cards lah*»t h;it| ln»tt*r* , for ir e n jv a l lorCi mud he for I hi ■«’ of f i r m l l if t n i ■» pi- duct ion 1- |To in if to teipiir I ' l r t l r J r f fort than ev er mu t ti I*-»t of Itiv entire industry, >| rluiik' J um" F n i f f ioJ |o*it Di*n »® • *cf tvr fru«» 1W 1/ pMiwif •Un* in heretofore uri wrirbcd ’ Kiat«t* C m 1Clit* i «oat« t o J d i m r «»i*h M»»l * w«»dlntid*. .and i rfic*eiif prartlees*. The C it * K*i«»ri Sr i. v ice reenn,mend* li:i« h* *nnr)i. krep* r . « n . I hh > u n i t * o f n a v a l -.tore* in R t H A L < t*A|\tON S R N S K injf |*ulU'n elf a of t m * h ( and h I ik e ^nd bem*: a*kr!t i*» pr Ely Spud* Juh ovin applying sidohmic a» »d solution that m uch of m o re ini'* \rn. — ------ *V|ru.W*5jycrOiir V. FL O RID A LINK c l \l IS 1 W ith the’ f*rvJ)}'.pr/uiN)infi o f+ r . f - I f t I U ' I f . l t ' M i ' \*rr+ gufu' r s s r N T f \r m at pms of the font’ an.I to .m.i lo work -ill !trees i « r . *>f of F O R c r n \i u i t L**N T j | nitrti Nuti.m*. th*- nrc I for flow sufficient Mfr M '1 i*.cho* in Cl mi drp|>cd from l lorida * ni<%al - f o r e * , a * for m a n y utlie rllameteC for woiktn^ one *ide pinr may po t to j Hoim p r o d u c t * . I* r »%i mI* s t e a d i l y , and rr n ieIdeal hy* .» Ll i i,t i 1h*y t h e f a r m e r * o f F l o r i d a an d other or face, 14 tnche* Co \%«*vk.nx tw o f a t e s I to r . u - r t.*lw l p r *n lu c a^am*t the rf)pm(' «*ri .% I'.i. ific S o u t h e r n s t a t e * ha%e t h e tion a »>lahd. into the medicine S »r an 1* oil ltd in other F lo r id a * U n ' the European arr.*, •1 mto th ■ I .x1111 on the hull of * '( «fl 'tvM . c Fl**» id a I«lV* in •!■ Li i . cart)im halt lr f I on Us l*iiir j* i.i in I% w <M Hi ' ' r nt . t it fariu rr of furl for 'la io r hr .« r l ,| £ . in medicine, in ni.ikiti,* > i^i f->i *hip*, and in .1 h*rr< i i■’* f « f ' »hrr thinp I hil i n ’ i 1 ifo* | ne*-*led f. i fief*’ » r,’« » • I F L O R I D A S U N D E R W A T E R I A i f t ' l A ltL ; ; r - cltlU l h't •* • t I1 * j . i I h.ii of th. wot . • ♦!.. - I l l * ho prwllh r- il i | i * r m r o a r y af»|*'ii foi tf.* aimeit Linrr* h jf C irc le Culkl. i* 1*# ntf t*u tprf o f T Florid.* f a r m e r r- .jjtt Mra, Mary Hall Is oh r* j , pCfci, f. fiir.» gnm Tr**-i - -ti* t, T »•#’U\ t. I*# dearly #i»IMlIjf fl1 lata* 1 f -r a . if a ! Itt|f thr tier- - fiatr f- r Hi.»f|V Lit hr r JuL* in a/i .1 j i t ■r i” l-Ut tlit*r-* 11 * -iii U 1 U*l<tit t*r * iitn l J . -rut* . .*t i , 1-,, L-i f . i itiiitk* »ii three vear* or m*H •• \n-1 'L l, 1 the fr.-duc! ton job* h/i1%c be*- »i I don#, l hr f inh| • rut oil irr fat m prtaililCii'd l i I product* ha vr b" * f I ipjnntiti*** called for by the ru»rrnm rn t f*»r thr Nation at w ai. callr«l on aK-»m t.t I’f '- l i'*- ino*f Mr? Ch ris. Matthew*, n 15 Kim Avenue, wa* one of the canvsle*centa at Walter Reed Hospital til Washington, D. C. invited to tea with Mr* Franklin l> Rma e irlt yesterd ay at the ^ htte Hoy Mr After the cue?ti had lea in th# S tate Room and visited with Mr*. Hoo*evelt. they we.re taken on a lout of the fauihlinr iccordinr to word recrivrtt by Cap t Holliclawr1'*' mother H [ ,T.MLa.- w..-, - j. * J ;v :’ (HasTea With Eleanor F*TC Caui. tnic CAST Y£AR? BUTHONESTLY! WEMJSSEQ YOU! iT n rn li pr va liH e*1 n n - r r tiiin “ th Just Arrived! Shipment o f New S P R IN G S U IT S a n d C O A T S Sub-Deb Cl u b Flans “(Jirl-Rreak” D a n c e 1 |I •ordell \. *i • . m .mi I■tV.■ ’ S o t I -.11 W. H D e l . ill Ll'u 'l il hrIj**d lire*>ititr the t'S*I Cl. ih |.;i t t r l .'.lti| I 1,1(1 ( . ‘.I . --..I L- .11.1 I 'li i t iU ' Program Presented At W .S.C.S. Meeting SUN-MINDED FASHIONS COATS Kx|«-rlly tailored o f qua­ lity woolens, these are Men Who Know Value Wear beauties! Chixx^e Velvet-colltinl from C hester­ fields, casual', officer's u:<\ . Cay, Inaplrad play_ clothes witli a U«eh of wblmayl Two abdf t h r o * atyVao la cotton*. pieco n J #•,••• c i: % ( & UNITEX . . . means new comfort in an invisible sanitary pantie. . . M C sva V 'C iU 'A iV U No more pins . . . no need of a sanitary belt with UNITEX sanitary panties. Made of softest rayon milanese with a flat pocket for _sanitary insert. Pad stays in place securely and comfortably. Curlee Clothes reefers, stunning dress maker t* fVISCIUMINATINC m s , # h » know Quality when they 1 / w e H, w ll be deUfktrt with the new Curlee Hull* far Sprla? a r t suwoier. They will Had that these suits Riat Meal cMabtaaUw# of aw art styUiic, expert for now thru Spring! tailoria* a r t quality Materials which wafers for real deUMs cwqffrt.art Mthfrttlrt. ■** coats — perfect 2 9 -9 5 to 4 9 -9 5 . ^ \ * Co m la a r t Wt.a# ahew yea these sa ils. You will find lhai e w stuck is complete la Ms rmafe o f styles, w r t els a r t Maw aa that r U sra e a rs to Had suits you like that fll yea. A r t t £ y a n priced d « h t. JIfather of 203-09 E . 1st- SL Use Our Easy Payment Plan I -*u • - „ -■ '* a tm iH X m *1% I ‘’vf»‘ * * • * -* ■,-vv« £ - JJ. j . * — .. — w—- = ♦ * Phone X27 ■w i . �•" •- 4 i ** “ t« i»h-'t — •*» rT •** # --v r \ V-'-' - .— pa g e ■ • <- - six- a> j ..u f .^ v iw a T H E SA N FO R D H E W ED N ESD A Y , JA N U A R Y ■ re fill*. * if* t ..h u e* i IV Tttf; rutTiT ov -rlfi: Httfarv It ana kUMPe^lf r a t lo h f W M t n m 'a y 'T r T.EGAL n o t i c e j i iiijjk . i c h i i i i i .p . t o t . a n , 1 *uh In tWrtr levibility tf> soil •'I.OffUM. W PMouAlTdhx -t p l i . ___ r t H U l.ll t i l l l l i l . l C A T l u s ' TO ; Patiod -* « « ^ c , l \ar- f i r the duwtlon. Oinwwt:'. IN , I t E : .l> U T----------A T E _ t / K_ , ----------_ "■ • a rlT X n li5 C 4 *:,?«7«.Vr.Erapa**w* iwu - k _^ w J» a otter,_pi*A iltatckl.dttaeieu o r TnO fO ftM Td T e rM i -JwMif* near, .» < —t. i'i— -^hw H M *eu a.; -Ja -AeUmw’?«i .■ —tas= vjm *. tt1 ... . i J _ ttMpArp, (except In h h w vvtwre i v i i j .i A t i u jiijm o m k a k i ' i _ ) H c * n i r J . . Jadtetwrule, )wint<*J ‘ mil that WDI*, , * a n____ tih fy • i f t . r V - n . v n -n t r n t r f „ - i ’n | V * i U r . T o m i . < m : i > n o T r a a n u p k i i under the apency's new Urn rite-* 3 NsMmc;. valid Lnn V r a n r .u t'u llf. V'uu a r c Vi ................................ ■BUN# ........ t .......................... lA V IN U C I.A ............. IX H o“i l h*ck pruirram, ‘iuir*r dealer*' In. H H & ) 'fo r c u rre n t c v'S -o n ‘ro w t-1?itr« !p t»ot tf irti { r«*l ir t jy if f il, U) N lm A iiA i.v r r ti a 11» I'ROCEfiflFJ) FOODS valid nt lO'cattnlMT^rb. E h taT I vcntarlva will be fvdtfcM in the ftltpaUf Lit a * a * 1 41 ra Il l l l # »f <*Oni• Ulue xr.. Y5, 7.6, A2 , 112, C2, Y«u flirt! r a H i nf $ r id It^rrby pm Ili i rile il n) lto«.* I x r W illia m s TfAW w NE DU, E2. F I, and 0 2 now valid a t aniohm o f the number of Invulld In ihfitfj a ml ri 't m m l hi pft’a tn l A<14 cnUwih* valid Ihroiteh f-f» n«f y f*u, »f»t tli% n m , m #v coupon* they accept- "Dealers v» li.rh lirm llniE In tin r ir r u H C o n n of •h i )' fla lfH i elful ilrllhilM ls 10 point* each. i, «ho continue to accept Illegal •March 31. W | . 'IhUfahlttfc n lfn l^ . , , , p u llU . ,uu ^ .JbAikfii# ■U-— **¥■■- e-4* f*+-r -- ml— > *j u r mr T “ irirTTr MKAT8 AND FATS w n w - rv tp H re -th e t -c*rh t u t v r # h r r m T / .I T t ; . l x t..,! t*n . the- 5(li fiir;ilti*st lilt? filia l*' nf Jon F ilm *to n , coupon* Will force— themeetvn mit Hed Q!>. ns. M«, Tfl, Ufl, V5, li.*i ea-wrl, fn|n i*f f a M l*«rufli>, |t* wrhc hia'ltaenir number m .IxU te t| Ay lit M a irlt. V I* I T l i . f n . Hi*- i •ftitily J iid s * uf #Qtniituiti W& and X& now valid at IQ of builnMe," Sutler eaM. f «1 ti If I h r i •tof »*-id rau**- w ill on with coupon In hi* r»>fre»*i<j.i l^ ldj Kx 1'itfU I-* I I I i I h I'ltl f |iu • K b 'f l i l i , nt I ll’s uff Ire* fn pointa each frr uic with token*. HHOEH n* »tion a* It l* lemiMl him by ptllii'vhH l fin H» rt«.ttrtliif) ilmtt Ih,. m n fl liiillmr of yv:*n| * •<tinr> nt SLOAK rH |itircil l«> hn. In the HANl*f>ItM Mwnfhnl, >*li*rhla, w llh iit • lie!•« n il* . A ir p la n e n ia m p * 1. 2 an d 3 hi* local raMUiiiPtr btmhl. Stamp No. 34 good indefhiltely v a lid . fit* Hum of IlK It A M * . H-i«fnnl, n n r h lx i, u rtn l.ir hiom U im i tiflw • " iif Brii* lu l i l re u InlIon • Ii* fir "I p lf b llc jll'jii u i I Id e itrilli-#*. for five pound*. CANNlNti ‘ftL’tiAlt In K ilil ivutiiii> «!*»! Mut**. W it- I 'Sir'll rluh n o r dlfitinrpl rfinlli tin t n Sugar retailer* were cautioned nriri, liny- I n rot s‘h*l nffl^ 'nt A* til ’A i l i h it aiMl whan hi it* I Im p'lbcit All home tainting nugar coupon* that occeptance of counterfeit or tw«| *<ff«**i* a*!i»f office, t>i iti nfnnl, f-MorMfl, il|U oft icktieltPrev irtieV 17, I D 15 n c p ir r a Of Issues Wtrrtri To fi*fn**i *jf IInr r ln lh h liih ami s h a ll he M *i ft In by ||ic rfalith in t. tils ¥K+tt‘ or lib P llu r n r y , arid a n y tii-h cu iw i u r <l«ruaud i.oi et> fl|*4 sh a ll he v*#|*l. L’t n o v r r r u t iit . » i :x i i No i.i ; l l J CngHtron An n ilm ln l« lfu io r of ill* * m a T v . *t a t u nr v i .i > ii. . JACKSONVILLE. Jnn. J7.—. K a L t ir of J * L IM C i l T l i l l AV ­ ilia , m il ( Special |~'The Slate llwird of -h»r I.,;iiurr*in, <|c c<-« '’H , ■Health this, week Appealed .o i*At u n i : it.a i ; ii Fh st p u h lli J llo ii D rte Iitltcr 27, m i ynunjf eXpcClhul tbother* to give* r iH im ir i v* >)|«ure* moVc thought to both their own IJ A IIII, mfety and the futdiT welfare tJf J A C K HON KUMICNU IV efrn d ln l s I v t I i i : r o U H V ’i i p t I i k f i u . v r v their unbern children. Fur tna j i n «» n x H w i v r n »; r n r A T T , tcmnl dcathx fnilnwlw, M .i H l l D A . is. I'H iir r .M l:. % K l.o ir T p A — ; l f llK i:T lN * IN ; rliijre*. say* Dr. Lucille J . Manli, T O ; f lJv*e l.,-o t?. i : k i : h t a t i; u r ^ a i i u t f i , 11*01*. | t r | . 'Dltoclnr - Af thr ilnternnl arid . | . —C u lle r . T a y lu r C » u n lr . r.V A N S H IT N U y J t.l.’ KS I 0*1*4 Child Ilejilth Hurfnu. nfr ht an elLtlme high "lul cun lw con; l l I . orxtpre.1 ll.a l yo u . J a rk e u il T u a m * i ; n r c p r r o i r s a n i » nO.NH1 IIA V I N I ) C L A IM # UK trdlled oHIy through proper tih> ilU k v iie tt,itrb. d .lr iid u n t Iterlfii, fp!M A .NirH A U A IN R T * MAID s p p r u r ur p lrad lo tlie H ill Of W lT A T IJ l natal treatment. £-..«ip l*li.l f ll.d he re in hr It.* Vnu a ml n iieli nf you ur« he-nhy •Analyim; tile ltaUoil.»blF ill 1‘Jn u til* ..I. u r tjef.'le K e h iu a ir i , liejllflcd n fill n n n lf ’H l In |irrw n .I IM J , u r a llc e rc r pro cunfeevn p i l l ctcn*c In mitcarrlagr*. with e'ltlrl- he • in 44m l. U f ithall'l* \\hh:h m i l led- H gU ln.l you T i l l . It ’a or t !| h « r *»f y«iu* m ay lmv«* da sLnndiiig sixth in the imlluii t t t ll fur rtlvure*. d r * lii« L Oiv r i u l b nf F ra tn * lU -liry II I , *1*.. u rA e o .l llm t th te .N u Dr. Marsh .h^lurcil that « cun. . . nr ••ill.t*. ull.it. he pul.llttie* J iln is i i|r O R r8 ii| If*I- HI wnllf I'sjUfl* tlnueil lire I* inevitall. ... lung hI Ii.ee hi U m* *f’»»llit|y fmi*.*** **f Keina s e e k fur four c n r i.r r t illt i I) n* young *trvltc molhent-to-bc W e e k . .In *11... H Jn fn nl lle rn h t, 9 ln ..l. t'sKlfltr. ' Pirn ltj«, nl hl« u f f lr t I h iu m ’ of iN iillily Ihilit tipoh pubjcetiiig thrinsalve* le n NfOlper i* ii.|lih M l I>| Hanford In P h trliu ., i l .l t f t 1 1 *‘U |if " R l, K ln f ld * , %»l|hlri • *k I»I phyeiral etraln of iouow-v vollove-. yk in ln o lr c t"t"tin to the pnyBintl strain ol I ' /ir,i T.'li c.*J* if& ir M i n i l 1# from I ti *1 lliti* . pf (®* f i r i i O ib n o llr r ink their h u iU m bi from eump > J j X r S i l r ^ ^ 4 w r<t rr r^ rCm-b g-ldi 1|t» **r linttantl n hall he? In rmnp. The mental it*nIn I* darn o P. H E ItN 'fn iN tv t il In a ml n b all *hile* ih i |ilnr«* I'lr . ..Ii Co urt I ' l . r k , uk ing alii ugh. hul wlh-n eouulrd of m if f run- nm.l |.m | n fflrv ddH endnol* iV o n ly , with the Btiuln of prr.ent-day d rr« s of lltt* r U l m i n l , am i nliall ha F lo r id .u ^flFr*»rfj ib h y lli*> r ln lin J tii. n f l i l , of trnrol, the ndd* *rc lr»> murh. • H n rn ry . nnrl a n ? tu rn cla im or T h e houtlng shortage in mill. dfrnftud u o l *o niM l vUsitl h«i iwhJ. t * r y ami dafnnte ceilter* i» tuffim a m i k j o n i -.h A i Maifnii m am l n il I ra te r of den t to play nn liiiirortiint adHio R it a io of v^rae roic In the condition of n Ki'A na H e n ry June®, prvgnnlit wrmon. ll i* even «llflim u id . . . ,, . i ’lrut p \ih ||ratlo n Lh*ccmb«r lo th . IlcUlt to'nbtaih a consiitenlly nle- t o a m . t')ti:ii|T < iitH a n d P e A* flNM 1 IA V IN O r l.A IIlH on mm to diet wltcn living in tliesc .‘M o r e BIG VALUES fN • -K x ch re iv e j:" ANN PAGE SUPIR MAKKtiS | FINE FOODS *NN s c a n s * fe -lieai * **# 1 * — im u h . w it h p o r k a vu t v a u k — e i M U I r t y m a n d to m a to b « u c c .. */ Pfli*f 31c Nectar Tea .......... Vi-lh. pkgf. p ,i i i t i : l i n t »v- K * r« m » 4 W U k V li a w l * If Evap. Milk .. .4 lall or 8 baby cans ■ U V I/rA N t — 9 c 14c Macaroni .............. l-ib..pkfir. ivicw r. D m iu rr vak l*uer 35c 13c Cider Vinegar A ! * * I*A U K — l l r l l r l * * * . “ 11*1 t * P ee l I ’e r v a i' MELLO-WMEAT .. 28 oz Pkg 13c , PRESERVES..........Mb Jar 31c am m ca g e V la i.e e *. A . __ i i r i i H M t . r « r f . A r n u o t V V Iaee — r o i'V l.t BOKAR .............. 3 lb Bag 75c iNllRiii PEACH PRESERVES 1 lb Jar 24c V uyxh FVliits & Vegetables [Delicious Apples 2-lbs. 23i York imperial Apples 2-lbH. 19c Ercsh Green Cabbage lb. 5c rfekli Green Heans' .... Ibr rr: 20c English I*eas ..... . pound......... 19c Baking P o tato es 5-lbs.......... 25c Large Jiifcy Ormiges .... doz. 2.>c G rapefruit.... .*....... 2 Canadian Rutabagas i r>11 ■*haml to rnuiitli” tel ting*, u phatr that must newer be nr(Hecl. You «mi eneh of you tij if molhei nh<l child nro to nt.flfiCii nno rctnilrin] nny «liulim*i ntid hnte *v«ry outHiftunity f o r . _iur- f o il, or • l l l i t r of you, u rc h i r i # y lo p re s .n t iidn w h lr h m ay have J1Jgulfl'it lltr rnliti*- of Halt* vh rn l. d a ll, J r . , d t c r a i t i l , lal*of said Mother* lo t*' urc living under U rtlllllv, I e» t H«* C*IMIIt! 4 J ItdptO f»f tile lll Old liv ing lull.dl. .ill' In In- flf-irllliolr r..u fil> |rf•*r 111 hi** of -aid iieni theii ho.lmnd*. uti.l vvliile of fire In Ik*’ ■*»»n r I thi‘ spirit (. rniTU.iendnt.le. Hi I ■Min i > n t pt tfi f*»f «J, Fl--r l«In, it (i!i|u f )k i11 * ffinitint fii»niib*i f rum tfw* Mur.li deplnre.1 It... f*. i it. il *nen I 1*114' sif lilt fir "I pi* I* 11«LdiftVI#V|« of H urii f L illii Hf if*little eimilderutlnn I* iamig d.uwtt iM » Itrsllf-r fJk »li•( ultull l*e* Ml wrrtltWK I ini p Ii til fm the bullies l*. eonir # t 4 lr lltr p lat* nf r r i l i l o l u r alt*! " I feel c e r t a in il.fit h. .<• n u n ; |mii | b flTc riMrirn* t>f * I*4- s*1.11In • w om en haven't rrtilixril Hie ter- a n t. Htill <thill I hr Itt urn In l*> I hr tilde p o *« lh ility nf a u e r lf icing f i n iittfint, ciNf• 111 nt n ih il nt*!, -tn»l • n v Miii’b 4*It*im i*r tlnriKtiitl not id Im l l . t h c lf ow n 'Ive* ni).l th in e fllc'U •h u ll (*■* irtM of their h n '.le* try ru t.je e tin g C I I A K L K K l l .I N I ' A b K A * i\i|m i9iUlfBfnr of (Ur th r/n » *lvcii to iruch strain. T'»rtlE«e»nfr- nf CltarJio lla m lu ll. culkrly do I w'dni against nlJ r . d h 'r a in l Imflng htNlxihd* to jmfht Of emF lr« t p tib llrn llo h I)t€ JJ, 19<l* Follow The m ~ Chanelle Cheese lb 46c Salt Mackerel . . . . ea 19c Pork Roast . . . . . . . lb 27c L a rd ..... 2 l b s ....... 43c Cod F isk __ , . . . . . - lb47c Cold C u ts.......... . lb 29c ST O R K & 'II Nik K lr a li Nin»i»N*r— I I hwlr mt IM rh I i k lH |R H 'e T M |> I l f m utii'a rr**h (| A*e«rfr«] t*«4nl IP S . • UtfllttM J a n CffHIH oerfpa's t a l l A Complete liar <■' Win* — Iteer — Whiskey i i'rre <«nII« i« / i n Carrots HrJ . . . . 2 bch for 17c Potatoes 1C lbs for 45c . . . fit 3t‘ flll»* I lb 6c 0 i3 5 lbs for 27c Idaboes r» « rv T f llo n Apples....... 4 lbs for 43c Squash....... 2 lbs for 39c F (a n lalirS'r *4talk« Iffb r ig Crisp Celery . . . 2’for 25c Health W h j t o i f l i i g 1'.,1 * »t aw w r i t e r x PORK and W. 2 for .. 25c SUGAR P E A S ! .................. 15c ihom caused b y a b o f t l o n o r ini*. ■IhirliiK that iwrl.*! In' hereeftt df the njn-1 death* folhrwod • n.iscarii«lfe»—■three P ittd H tJnorc Jh*n the natiorhl *eale. -Since them,while the maternal moftallty rate \o . j 1,1 i i n v (Unger lq hniduiHn equlvalriit to n oeHUal pre-VWr Supply I* expected by tne W ee riKut Ad-mlri.lrnlFnn 'to b* g * *ita b le lu civilian ith ftirlrr* d o ting the coming t * « r f r o m 1 W e lt A f r i r * , Jam aica add India. o i t n m :? i >■ l l I f If f * “ I »h* fto u rjid >rendi cook up gufnflfjr l i t N t iiu o il j-M inute ( k t-eU lK ilM n y, W M ilf C i Iu m . Pm • ip«*Ul;# ■bwn M |< ' T o t * P>r. la m K ll.rM P *• '■ < * is .. iv u r r r “ OETTf fi Valal. t t u t 's R APPLE JELLY . .. . 2 f o r . .. . 25c H1-H0 CRACKERS 1 lb KRISPYCRACKERS , lib. 17c J>’ f< . j 47 5 Ihs. 29i* 10 1b«. 57c £ j =l3 25 lbs 1.39 rirrAuuv -oz TOMATO JU IC E 19c 11 1 So. 1‘m-k Av'onuc « Shie Label 11 m iNT M e t* * tyl'u Turnip Green®.. 12c ftjj J a m ........ 25c R a . * HeOeatfca Cut Beet® ..........12c IB M IHI Diced Carrot® Pool’® EJderbeiTjr W P ooI’h Grapefruit W m Ron Oliver Puerto : Wh lied Puerto Rican ®mn « v ir r- p t $2.14 <:- • 5th tB.S8 Ik-Nl I'ilL d h u r v S acram en to arriett’s Fine ithlne W tie llr o t liiT s lib COFFEE 28c CUT BEANS.................... 15c WK GB CORN.................. : 14c 'ttiofiii J-Mlnui* 0«<f U belief m ik e i H ills =* •*'»» r . i « n fta. a I T O K K L T . r M O i r the pcrcCritflge i t . *ah»carri*;e * which r**hH(y| (n lhe dCnlh of the baby hay Men .jtfowfng. X rail! Aluminum 1* the roo»t abundant of all the metallic flcnienla found on the earth'a crujt. «W*/* t<4>Ra" GARDEN-FRESH V EG ETA BLES ARRIVE DAILY: “ YOU W ILL ALWAYS FIND THE VERY REST DUALITY Lettuce........ 12c to 15c During I'.'iJ. in the Initial offi I ***i.iii*! . . . . . . ¥• to? I'A .I d a l f»gu rex rofrorled it. n nAtlo.ml in njtrlculture, S A T U R D A Y Blue Cheese lb59c Mince Meat ......... lb 25c i% H ead s . . . . . . . . lb 13c Dill Pickles. . . . . . . $1.13 Sweet Mix. Pickles $1.31 t Brick C h ile........ lb 32c . . .>r»» I BILL’S P A (’K AGE d a lly ." Thlrty-eeven p e r France'* Itflul .la ai about 38 \>4x'tfnt of population wn» direct! ~ - 111 lir if . 'a r * F R ID A Y I'olnls Free Now Rutabagas A polyvinyl aceluUrwdn eokllng is been Jubatitui«f. fcufistiUiterf. If*r # rubber, ut<7T>roof rtlli(o S T H U R jp * A Y , Potatoes........ 5 lbs 32c j for ......................9c lb. 4c Red Ifllss P o ta to e s...5-lb s.......... 34c SelectOfl iSw^t Potatoes 3-lbs. 26c C C K fD ta r o lii ta f e a n i C ro w d hafkdtlPii. Wc cannot nffor'd the coftseefnpfr;#. Iftl* wnttago Af buman life, whirl. L inffcKdlng *r«lo bv the U.H. fo b tfr I* H IC E S IM ii Uf> «*r J iiM M i). A l» tyfft. i ti 14A I# I U I* IIC IIN IM I.V C le r k C iju ri, Hrmiiiult* C n a n ty . n n r k lA r * 'IVIMf. 4 IB S E 5Mb. -Wooden Tttb 'Kln^umi 3for 14c Soap Flakes Gran. Soap Sc t IIm . . •Tv, I H • r t j ’ l .. C a r t .' ilK/....... . 3 fo r 26c *< Hatdre^.rtKa^bM. .* ledchi: •i l u l l , . 25c • 11*4 P I . l a r k • - -U33c *«««»*••• Uv v?r r ' — " ’ �#* a. : v ' •( rilK SANFORD UtltALI)/SAM 'UUD, F l o r i d a EDNESIM Y, JANUARY 17, 1013 -,!)>■i i »— i ^ ari.w ! h o T in : « r . a i t i . i i %t i u * k o ii- t a x i» :k i> IH .B lr r IT lifT «*r IMS B T lit : ^ IK Qt»n£§ IIK IIK IIY U r ufrTux CrOl/iiair <: I V I : N lt r u e d t h e 1*1 dA F u f J u l y A , B . r>< 2, t u n f i l e d m i si® l i t m> o f f l c * * u iu l has ikA tif u p u lh u itu n fur a tax to KaW ••••rH f l f T t l i r C ounty iluimuiio uu. Nu. :Si.\ be- i n u i d of nw ■« Sem tn u le. **»1I m m n m rn n ftv 1 H tsle iif T " » n*l»l|i Sou th •Bronchitis (ta» f#»l- I hr K lo t • ..r nt:'< ut «w% Hr. ti. it . 3 ■ itttrexm tm b rart* ■!»** r 11"t*tl profit t 1> In : j fTflfct 21 10 Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheum atic Pain Quickly i r m t e n d l i w r o a M M U t t tU« YNnrlt lulckly tJUr> the oough or you ora ' ,ve your monry back. (^ E O M iiL S IO N O. " . J . . - . . ■ I m for Coil ihi, Che*t Gildi. BroncKitr A' i r * . Th* .»*• * * - i n t i n l »*f Nil %*IU4 p r u | tr ( | > 14 till • • 1 1** 1 ■i * ‘ * I lea** t f u r t i v r .i * h i t in * l u i n r nr UfilUiwtvik. in i... •m , . •u r f * ~ * t r n l i r i m i) 1 111 ** H t jn mi M* rT i f* *"M in till r . u i r f * li. iw*. itni M»r .n f.M l i. iIn * P it w ill * i. h in t v t> h P 4 » .| III P I . M l ([• T I I » f t ) Hiiiif r v»»l‘ I l iM4, |1. •- i lr - 1 *u» M i |Seed Potatoes til.! Ja itu .ir i;r n i: . v i .) II K i t M M *.S 1 ‘ l r r u l t * muc .•In • iiiiiih R ed B lis s > i»T M: K *4n i t f i*rif K i r r DM .1tt ii I'M* r * 1v I h I *• i *. s» *ri. i is m n r i irv c iv ia that |'M « i ' .1 n 1 !«• t PK P l * r i*l i *' * l u l l * P I I -i % Min to Jf» i H it I ffjii.u u if j » lt * * r |h* *1 hu-*i -ii t f f B l i lint* i *-it|t|l , K l u r t d * n||S h r f..t n il I 1 {*11 li ft . i.H i.n f g r 1 1 «« i . h t Im M * Ini W - l * i * h h i. M r* EXHAUSTION y > to *1 tin fi'.iit «|iK*r f t lltr Ai I1.IIM !.« J eataMb.1 Im l # uU Lb ------- ------ — — t VA>^i-v'. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Real KsUiti- Sales— Rentals.—MortttURU Loaiia' Depcmlalile Insurancr and Bonds • Phon« 960. Rrvimc 4, Florida S la t* Rank Hulldin^ I ’oiifM > ' ••*• I M i i ||•» n< brK U liInti .*1 I I I r« n * K A '• on .In riM.ii j ;,»* h, | t i.‘, U U • » «\*i f S: \ V ' , S ..f W V , * j« 1 1 1 * * I** ( i n * lo l i l | i ; l l« IpU tfV ‘ 9 l,V*t 1: 7 * •» f* P * l r I A _ I In t ,« C ' 1^. j .•■ .1 I , . t J l t r t r k . J . X r . i * i o i Kr. i . .u *t . i f i f t t n . Ctrir it .m Sr :• («**** Ox I • * » A * "• 11 t o r h hi b fn.*L K i ‘1 lu ll M m » i iil.» I'lirl l h , t,h I ‘o p r *•. A I J I t h n W .» K n . . m | I ’W M ill.lilt., I’la l ll*ntk l IMK* ti I h »»*i A l>1 NAIlfofYJ 1‘ l n l I n 'fh 7 | ‘ .|H i « i I • \* * 111**, k r- 'XX KlHtiihff 11 n ‘. •T.-.t, l » l v m ili.iil \ ■if liih 1 1*1*-, IV i * i ,m '**'!'! in i I 111111 M 1 * k** >' m il if*-1 If I. T in * i«t*f• u fe KI1*» , t, f’i.||. *1 B U A 0 t « | i , i .U *. i*i.it Best nTHtio p a i n t s still a v a ih i h t o a l s o pin«> oil unit tut*' pontine. t o * * I, **♦ "f PITTSBURGH PAINTS t t f 1-, ■■'n o m r\ MADf WI TH V I T O U Z f O t o ; » ,* M .\ * H t * *1 A M l tU M l A t 'ft U A r Urn I r %M a i Ki l in n iM nt |*o ok |M r»* Jo t , m Prcfierve to conseee • . • tlmt applies to clothe.*, especially. Have your clothes properly cleaned to make them laat. Seminole Dry Cleaners 220 Magnolia : A •«! |*••• li V. I f * OltS Wo havo a pai nt for overv p u rp o s e ami van S U P P I V yo u I hi ou r PAINT PROTECTION « fiil 1«lkr- « llil* H*"* Ion I "t i I | Fight Noedloss Waste! | m « r - » 1 At v I . Ixrti t>; t o -pH L » |) Ifcl.l-ikal* (.lull .SM ^iti«| •MS- A LA X A TIV E? m. ii a a:. \i-n^ r. * 11' (» k J.u f Sanford. *'!.>» iif.» M -vk III* S to re j(iii:lil* ,f*!i)|.lMi» <-.i 1 l >ti* ' 2 « Ilh K ’ k 12 K tlltfM lI. H u n t's I’tix w lti To limit* ptulntnn im » V t l».*r * I’i 'l t pfttod » nh...n sloth t| u a lil\ <h* e*p*o»* el r*p*in(m||. »>*» P>n* twiigh Pilots, I'lilih lt In/ r\rry typ* ut Hi•/••«. AT MRST p a iu tv jhw nr a; A\ c. Phone 861 i C o W f 'l e p a m t l e n i a t di/»<-r#d Howwomenand girls maygetwantedrdief 10% OFF From OPA Prices i \k k vm it r vin t I in : i * iMI'I.Kl K I* AIM M il * things!" On purchases of two-fifths or more of ,UM- GIN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM­ PORTED BRANDIES AND WINES we know LANEY DRY ( ’LEANING CO rU K H E R t dOM.?'. M7 So. I*ARK PACKAGE SPOKE THE LONE RANGER ME MOT l u l i t M f& m m e i ITS A DATfil! •> S U M l *1(111 ' aQyio WHAT WE DO NO-THfn ■ i EH* KEEP Oh OUT­ ER WAV LAW t r a il 7 VELOPE i rOVT- 5AVW MARKED BEffTON, ►' ORUNtHlAi <nmTflTinW5 IT'S A GOOD &LT THAT &PNTOH IS WHERE HE’5 HEAD ED WE LL GO HtFPl * HRS* Gittu m UP COME CM SfLVB&'t :— * BtNTON BEACON i3c o p A fttl yv H . t MiAl l ^ L * -/ ]f OU' IS* . \ --------Tp-XAS Tbudtltm I)ruc ( • SHE’S WEARING NOTICE - Dn*HK Cleaned l»y- .During this critical i»nd- Seminole Co. Laundry Co. THAMKS l OR l’AIM I try HhortaK*' p e r i o d . *ve Dry Cleaning Department »ne mE GK]M Yi'H.I HUggest that all onler* for The confidence a Kiuoolh, spotkun nppeatm»o*. uiven \vdll carry you throuRh any oceaalon. Phone 475 DID A C O O P JOB) v fryerK Ijc placed at lea si N*)l A'. 1 ( iLXIL) A i I AL'iREf w m i HI LlO AT/// OT NTXI II kll VOU'W DOIM I'K'L’M /M,lr,< ’. ,*> [ IBUV liuaroNniAOt LDlllMCi I ML Ml W -I A M IV IM I M * THt ’ H> V l 'i • l »Al AVAAHXwtiil i AtOUAIS i nn BE AC Of1 24 hours in advance of A your requirements. Dry Cleaning Department Tendr-Fry Poultry m m 2205 Sanford Ave. Ph. 021 By PAUL G'BYE.GIRLS,^ iHAtilNtf.** A REALUV5 d MOM5Sn\K>. ^ WHATOOVYvU iNOUCTDkH THINK THIS I S - A salvage drive • ' ETTA.KEH f YEAH IM LO N -B U T WAIT- I H/weTQPPVf MVBSSTMANAWAy FBOfd TI4E 5 E CHICKS.' c IDLE CAR TODAY i : - ' . ■ ' ' fcAN l HAVE i NDUI?AUTO T G P A D H * rr1 HUNKo r I MAN/p BREAK IT UP/ •• Wo* need cars badly for cfescntinK wdrlicpi amA Naval u|flc»rB who have jtisl- rcturncilTronr thn P a c ific com b u t a re a . befre It’s too lale. MuyI Ik they need « recapping. Lights serviced By.PAl^ ETTAKHT,____ IMA6 JNE HAVMG _______ ____ how DIN WE IS SI ALLEN <3 »QL? \ R I jI C A P P E D l ! ^ % H Gil1 '2Scvl 1 j \ u L i i ’? ! - *■»# Tlr« �V ,- jr . r !AY? JANUARY 17, IMS vNTORD IfE/LALb. uANt OftD. I LORID a f ACL - EIGHT muRg.di f r.ere Seminole County — Court Record - C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G Friday. Janaary II Warranty DeedDmJJ. fl.C. *t ui To ' f llrml*h*w AiKdown, Frank B. et ux To William J . Toll *t ui I'rottar, Jermnn* *1 u* To Emma Pro***r. Murpm Frank C at ui To Jack Brawn at ux. Mark. RX. at ux To Kh*lly E. klaek at ux aa atlat* bv unlit*tie*. RATES Lh ONE l t t O k liXINO r o a n 1 4 * to TH E alN FO RD Q U U U ) U t lira w e e * U Ua ltn», inendina |0 * m and oddroao. 1U i for ottuaUana wanted wUl k . charxed for at Ua* fX)H RENT 20 ACRES tiled land In Eureka —liammnck. Mr*. T. A. E rk in . phone 71B-R-2, + HOUSE FURNISHING. Dininx ONE larx* nicely furnDhed room room null*, badroom ault*. on the bin line n*ar tha Air breakfaat »ulle, amall heater, IU i f . 2104 I'ark Ax*., phono varlcllra othtr turn*. Phnn* 41M J . *&*.W COW manure for flow*r», MV DESIRABLE loom, private fam­ ily. Cloia m. Phono MS M. bin bet. Phona TtS*W. LARKSPU draxon 34iff. Cornflower. Snap* I.ARGE ronifortablo room, South* oattam oii*m ir*. Gentleman inta—Phona County preferred. 407 Maxntilla Are. LOST IAJST: One black patent lea­ ther ladle* *bo*. alio 7, b*tween Sanford and I«ke Sfonru*. Return lu Herald. BUSINESS SERVICE & ROOM iluceo bunfmlow. Imme dial* po.iaa.km — rood lm-a lion. notIF.HT A. WILLIAMS rhea* TU Atlaatk Bank Bid* To buy a home To remodel a hum* To refinance a horat C. M. B O Y D , t l l t t Mainefti Phon* 178 J. Sanford. ph< TWO FRESH «ov*. lh*lr flr.t ralvev Mllkinx 3 saHotia nr belter. G. W. Tom *. Ixxurwcxvl. *37 I.A R A SJJt Bfdan* {jars. SH itr HELI* WANTED— WANTED at mire—Ixulii learn to pack lomatue* Flynl, Stair Market. IR L S Umi r Of t fMirI t i m t al Lon*y Druir ai Co. HELPER FOR Jim m ie CowanY Sheet Metal Work*. Mach, R omo * William* Caldwell, Henry rt u* To Philip*, Albert M rt W. Brown et u» Herd n Vol To <i W'ltater. Georx* it m Joseph A Melirh rt 0* Hall Claim Deed* WANT*IF* . . , M HKNR, PALMETTO dRO CF.HY 3IT PALMETTO AVE NUE. PHONE 441. WANTED by N W I Ofncar and family, two bedroom fuml»hed house or apartment In or near Sanfonl. Box L c/o Sanford. Herald MAID for light hou»*wortt. Mnt. Hoy Beery, 2112 Palmetto Ave. WANTED, experienced cook and h<>u»a Birl. Good (alary, ptr* inanent )ob. Box Aft. c/o Sonfont Herald. Ua banded for r*« , WVll LW» MOTOR M I M Flrxt BL ; fk a m W T» ! • ' W as f obo. iSi Oslf Barrio* Station, • First Bl PRACTICAL nuraa or part Urn* nunta'a iiiU U r t for alead y em­ ployment. Abpty E, e/a San­ ford Herald. MISCELLANEOUS and French MRS. ROWE - 1* 4 anythin! alive — Slrtal. Avon Rti 407 It W #a CURTAINS wo»h*d, atutW d and Jtrctched. BU M a l l o n v U l a , ir Uieycl* In food fill ixrap for alt* food condition. 2 0 1 E. First Street — 3 2 0 Sanlord Ave. packages Sw ift'* B le n d e d New Crop Florida! Jew el 4 11 U. S. 1 Maine Pound Carton U tmndfren el ux. Re*I Ketale Mortxair* fifteen*, L F*. et ux To K»a llurpcr. W. rt u* To It Fan cy Florida I i«th Ha Bl occoli Ifl bch 31c Cabbage * tincy Calif A 15c Celery 2 uaik* 2 5 c Winn Y«liow Cano Jion Onions 5 ib« 2 5 c Rutabagas ib 4 c Spilzenburg Ya/h C ooking or Eating r L O R ID A G B A P tT H U IT 5 lb* F L O R ID A TA N CfEH lN tS 3 Ib. O RA N G ES 8 Ib Dag 49 c 20 lb Bag S D N K 18 T C A L IF . LEM O N S Ib l/*a.e H x m e n n , Paul at ux To Char lat W»l*». Chattel M ortxaa* McT«»r, W. F. T o Florida S t a i r Bank. Bill of Sale Taata, J e f f a r t To Timothy WII Stata Board of Medical Exam ib 5c Ciiip Ho Carrots 2 r>> Jo n * *. 1, C. & P .1 tb*thi*r* To Jfrnml* Miller et u i Harvay, W. I - et m T r. Dan S Jn n et. A f f e e la e n l. Fur Herd . Hill, W C ,t To < r n " foi William* n ux MeDat)**!. W I' et ut J o « irl Brown, G William*. Quantity Rights Reserved Price* Good Thru Saturday, January 20 * t ui To M. 1.. V T. t**t*r* To E H Kilt.c. Maooly, Pearl 1 To ltd In- M«>' Kilty Every G focery a n d Pro­ duce item in this a d —and most m e a li — a r e point free folks! Eat without points m ake Super S av in g s! UNRATIONED FOODS| Potatoes 10 BICYCLE nr ualkln* tne*««n**r to work from 4:00 4‘, M. to TWt) STORY frame houaa to (1:00 p. M. 40c per hour. ton. wreck. R. B. tRUer. Country 'W.KSTRRN UNION SalUfacUwtx of M o rtia a e Oub Road. Phoma M0-R. Florida S U t a Bank To V M CASHIER wanted for srocery FtlR RAl.Et two lola In Flora stare I oral ilrl preferred — T h u n tori Farm *. Ftrrt Federal 8 * vino* A Loan lU fh t* , W, E. Nmla, Svlvea T17 ft0 week *larUn* aaUry. — A lin, T * Robert F . Cole et u* ter lid- S K., Route No. 3, Bo*. A. c n Herald Ruherdtna(loo A|re*ment Atlanta. 0a. J e f f t r i a n Standard U f r In* WAN1E1) TO RENT for atove or GOOD oak voo Co. To T h * T a x a * Co. fireplace — V W. Thompion, A aalfnm m t of M o r l i n . t FURNISHED hou*e or apart­ FJder B rtlh M * Harpar, E r a at vhr John T . To ment hy roupl* with no children. Phone Ll*ut. Couthlan, 1160, R. F. Harpar s t ux. M «dkat C « r t lf l.a la extendon 344, after 4 P. M. WANTED— m n «* Hobday, January IS Warranty l>**d* Johnoon *t u t CARPENTERING. aenaral r^ Clin*. A. E. *t Ui I " tici.rifix naira. W. J. Ru**ell, 704 W. Oth B *nn*tt. •treat, Phona 747-M. Valno, Harvey *1 ux To llo .a Bootcr A Maxi* Poorer «1A MORTGAGE tX)\NS Priori, l1**! W *t il lln r- of To build a home HTR SALKt Pipe and pipe fit tin**, valve*, plumhlnr aupplle*. nre war automatic not water heater*. rompUte »tock deep and STORAGE your car at Kant** Garacw Specla' rata dood »hallow well pump*, pneumatic •inrar* atorajr* tanka. A D. Roller f»l& W. lat- St. ITion* 247. RADIO Servire -Radio* pickeil up and delivered. The Electric 0 ROOM counto- home |nrat«l In Servin’ Co. 2i)7 Mautnlla. iw i * on hard mad, fruit tree** P h o n e 101. rhkkvn home*, 3 acre*. Price LSoOt.Ul. HUtlKKT A. WILLIAMS Atlenlle Hank Bid*. I'heo* 732 ;NTi 4 room home, bath, ace. Inmnre 410 Myrtle m Strickland Morriron. Inc. To O.D. Farrell Rati Eat at a M orlj«tr Fryer. Rob*rl J . »t uk T o F lorida Blat* Bank. Kinjriland, Milton II. at ut To Jorobui Nyhoer rl ux. Ball, (leortr* To Ital.and Fin­ ance Co. CktlUl Morlaeaf Rkhlrdxon, T <i. To Florida Slate Bank. Itatixf action* of MortRBK* F%«W»j4 .Verm --------- Z' U r p r To GIthn Holcomb* rt ux. ' Coopar. R.F et ux To Ban F. Wad* at ux. Sanford Atlantic National Bank To n.E. Took., Jr. D*I.and Finance Co. Ta Gaorirr Ball at ux. Partial fUtlefactlon of Mori Rax* Central Fla. Producllun Credit Atin. To A.M. 8 l*w»rt «l ux. Aaaltamctit of Ga*. Oil A Min* ami La axa H*yek. Jrweoh C, at u* T,, Tht* Walar A**ivci»ini * *II f« . Monorabl* Dlwhari* U.H. Army to NeDon Jackxon Declaration of Domicil* Hlmp*on, Furl E •»»t*■s it* i« a mident of l^mjpi'tod, Florida Y ou r Tb/nts 29c 27c 1.19 11c Kiaft'a Famous Salad Dressing — a flavor all its own that millions prefer! Pillebury n P a n c a k e Flour 2 Packages 1 9 C Points H orll V sssto b ls Soup can Mnss^lw a n Gfd«r V in egar Qt. Bat. V ila Fo od s Applo J s lly 12*oz M o tlisr'i China O ats largo plcg U p ton 's lo o p M ix psekago of 3 11c 17c 12c 33c 27c Vacuum Pscksd CoHi Pound A.ttchsn iostod Flour Toxa* Shipped Drotsod A urK eys Stewing Chickens ib 41c pound a j c Roasting Chickens lb4 5 c Grahams ibpkfl 18c Rice 3 ib*pk0 29c Kt*A Ck**** Fillets ib Kraff Old Ensliab 29c ib 35c Welch * , For Seasoning — Wosiern Poik r* JB Mackerel lb ^ K Mullet ib . 1w Lard l-tbctn 42e Vaot'. FVOa. Scrapple Chuck Rostt Sirloin StMk Short Rib. Frbil Hamburg* Meats — e Si It m Win** -V Dal Mania Dfoed ot. 27c Beets 303 13c now woy to drink Tcux nnino end ‘ LaxmdiT Soap Sausago ». 39c -* M H W ra o I i OCTAGON Oa. Loaf t t a k ■ Tongues n> ., Sausaga'*! 29e Shouldersifcr 2^9 FreshSic(psib23c Chopi :£ft^ 30c 21c Fwok Bool ' b L ., Whole Boh Bali. Sotra Eld. ' SutuhLo# GrapeladeMb21c Flour io-ib« 53c Juice Croakers ih 15c .. , L tu p f i l Pbu>« Re \ Hu Spantsb Land Spread 5*oz 23c Flour 25.ib* 1.17 Red Perch Fillets Carry Patna Spreads 5-«x 20c Rice 3 ib-picg 37c Rich Northorn Cod11*0 . . DUTCH �v If we with to be freei If »• wish to p t t w n i invfolile^lhoie Inestimable prlv|, for whtsh * e 'W »er#etn to lurguonlcndU|—w* rautt fight! g -r*T n in i p ^ W IT H WAR BONOS n c M ir, S A N F O R I). K sta!)lislicd l'JOS VOLUME XXXVI - t __ j Red Drive Nears South Germany ( Kobe-Osaka GetsBombing “ ♦ WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. <AP)—America, Britain and Canada are agreed upon a>ntlnalnc until the Japanese defeat, all machinery now co­ ordinating I ha production and allocation of vital war napplies and food. The agen­ da:* to’ be retained after the German crisp s* are the Combined Production and Iteaonrrra Hoard, the Com­ bined Food Hoard and the Combined flaw Material* Board. c a r a m m w c r n wi | »ge” O h L u to n . Ihe cap tu re of U rd a n e ta e x te n d e d th e Y a n k * ' huhl on the northern s e c t o r of the vital h i g h * a y link . ipg Manila and Hsgiun Other ♦ Y a n k s drove toward A rn o while southern columns raptured Pantq qul, a highway-rail junction. T h e northern section of the m a in highway to Manila opened fo r (irn. Ib.ugls* MacArlhur's 1 steamroller when the S ix t h Armycaptured Urdaneta, 27 road miles I C s s l ls s M Oa a --> CITY BRIEFS Olstrlel Number Fiv e of the Townsend Club will )»*>« a rtir*'.Ing at the Court House Sunday at 2 : 0 0 P. M. - I.tent. Jaek Toriaoaa. Mrs. Tor­ re n c e and t h rtr son airlved re ce n tlv from Avon P ark, where LU-uL Torrence la attach ed to the A rm y Air Hase, for “ vUit wltn M r. and Mrs. F. J . Van lluutcn, | 6 0 0 l*almello Avenue. HUNGARY^* 0 MILES 100 ALONC A i.nn-Mfl K i liUN 1 f l ., Unde# Hii'lso to tho Malt if Sen. th® huif® Ru- *ii<(i « in? *'l ljtl\* 1" I * let w iiv with the main pu-h headed fur the uni Ifni l*t*|ttll C14|*1T4i 1 f h r atjmv ( 1 ) and mujlhi'fn Germany Ninth .• Wnr-uu 1 J 1 bu* ff, ... IM’? wrro repur led f r*•11* K h?( I’ i iiit.-iu amj tu Du -• iifh At 11*. •in h* fie m i end «if the |uuh, |ij!■pure nut t h **f Hu*|.i|*ew( h*V4 til 1 \ «• ' l i i imif» vbhile Ml inu» il ant Kiilhn v*rf t* Irt ihir made m tb* •rik. nttvv i pencil atiiig Diet h*. ( In! t*f u 11 imutD hltlVAklit L a w t o n Is A g a i n * C e l e r y L o s s e s N a m e d P r e s i d e n t A r e E s t im a te d O f H o s p ita lG r o u p i F i r e , caused by spark* from the chimney at the home of John F. Pierson, BOO Magnolia Avenue at » i 3 0 o'clock Thursday morning, mused slight damage before It was put under control by firemen. T h e regular monthly meet ol the West Coast P lilo l League will be held on the Police llautrv of ' th e Seminole Gun Club on S u n d ay afternoon, J a n . 21 at 2:00 o'rloek. * Mrs. Lillian Younger Died Thursday P.M. ID Vuillard ( ’nnnnllT OuliiKht l"Nsa* in yield of 2 ft to f»0 prrrent of celery planted In the S a n f 'Ffl nrea prior to the hurrii'uric of Ort. 1 W, «us »*atl muted ye«lerda> h' a number •if east Mile grower* in the O l e r y Avenue region One grower Klrhy M Kite r*timi*(cit a fill peter T ifirumr h-s, i,ii «'i li'r> woo'd i -1411 t*» live fummUUM* of tin* Hu piD* noiiir iffcw pii t»f tin* siN'tldfi, in I 0 IS* WilN re -f lit; •**vI v i. . \ *t - i •«*lh hy outilglit I"-* f crtiiir* •lent If 1 Du Hose Himtbri mm m the field, dnrmigf t> *e* d hod* her 11( the nrieinnl i‘i*Miinitte rmailting m tome lam) not being wns renamcil ns muhtm. S. F planted, urd abo tlie fart that Doudney, county tux onhchmh. pro-storm celery has hern delay* was named in secretary-irenaum cd In rnurketing from three to and Mina Irene 11in tun record four week* behind schedule, rvlug hccrcturv. suiting in prnhubir lo»* to tlu Ite- elec tori un momhr rs of l hr grower due tn not being able to hint pi Lit eKfculiVf reon miller ohluiu early marks i price* Mm, Curlctt, Mr, IluH um* Mm Some field* were o b ie n e d to r*|» |1isj|p trtui I!*, H i:. M cm lirr W -o m u lr -d M 'M HER (is. I'n-N,-. c Z tm jPo,i*h Industrial City Is the "Rev. Tbomaa I , Webb of­ Street. W A SH IN G T O N . J»n U». pP>— I he Army's Surgoun l i c m ral to­ day e atj the lnadc«jUMiy of nurs* injf Q^rt, in the f a i r ol a 2 70 pec­ cant increase Ui battle ia*ualty patients, makes It imperative that nu rses be drafted. Mnj (Jen. Norman Kirk told a Mouse Mil­ itary Committee patient* have increased from **i}0.nun tu to04tK'tt since May while the nutnher of . nurse* have risen only 2,000 lie I supported the President’s nurse d raft proposal, A high gin ermiii'iit u f f trial *nld the Army and N u n have lent sl+Ltat idJMMJ iiJyu'li * * of rmnbnt duly to fill luD»r gap* in i■f it* r u I wa r p real jc t it»i i T hey have tiecn wurkinif oil such item* as tires, copper and foundry' products. The Army nml Navy now vi ant them bm L in uniform, it « s s rcLortetl torluy With object o i s aid] tin from over-powered, aponsnrs *«f an |M4ft lutnir draft sought t«> enlist agricultural barking ' th testinioriy that it jihmild md farm lot or The timetable w Inch 1*0*1 i idled foi 11 mine Military i **ihi" m «. uppi '•kit! yester Huy '»n> i hi own " H ‘i board \ii ! her <ail f- i ’ , ,i I *v'i Main ha 11 in nil «!' i ‘ ' gel spec if n army- n p llio .d r, j the partn ulai mcnsuii* h* ! . * went OltH/Lvwe r | ! he m nr. f"r « grrieial i»ale-* ». D Ufi 1 !a a however, bn '« * f ills d ated , and « # ? i ei rup1 - ed l>> Marshall >enter da \ If* 1 rmt. hockevet, apeeifn nll\ in. r ! n tho perilling measure m « * 'age trans mitt c l by I'ri Rous evrlf asking gun k »• n ->n * man* power controls Y * a t e iday's t e - 11m*in v 1 a me from Vfarvin Jon* ^ ^ ni f J mi rninl-lriitor who c i"i»* i the pend iftg Mav bill r r * •t «■iv«• s it l o n lie at list **ien l K to f ■ .i ho won't stay on war mbs hut -ngUcHttMj ctLSiigei tn sid farrm-r *• ’ __________ follow !fi IIL M A ’R S3 ft mSaasv tod fa new contlnBUtea stationed A Service W ASIIIN UTU N , Jan 19 (AIM — Scrretar> uf S tate SleitmiuN announced (mlah he «ould accompany I'rewident Hoiiietelt to the approaching meetinc' with ( hurehlll and Stalin LONDON, Jan 19 ( \l*> — The Huxitariv h a i r rapture*! the ancient city of Krakow, 4J mi ilen from b rrm in i'a AiJeafan border, Marshal S t a ­ lin announced t««d a > ThuIs paevf Ihe- *41*mige* t N * t » poalUon in **ou!her n Roland On the wetelef *1 front the (i r n r a n a burst nut of the northern end uf the It hi nr bridgehead a D u e Strawbuurg and linked up * i( h other forrrv in nor the l i t VDarc. forming a aolkd front afAiriwI the American Seventh \rmy along 46 miles of the Magimil Line \h M K . I, ..i t&r A*#H'illtI P r i m t i i - r m a m mmi »'h i i u i *,| I imIu v It,' K u s ^ li i n - lm\i d r i\ <-n in t* ml/, I ’><lu .id g r v .it ■ i i u l i l 'l r i a l i it r a ml f *ii v - 1i,i ii<i\s«-<l l ! i v t <>llt|•I• t c 1, 1 't r.i *. it i 11-•n >>f id i i m ib id h win I r i •' -tiul - Oln S< ’40 and .'41 aaaaoni who returned to Sanford in September, reporta a recovery la health and la now •erring aa a field foreman for Chaae and Company. White doing dafnnao work at the Kaiaer Bhlpysrd on the weat coast, Mr. Cantwell bad an acci­ dent which resulted ‘ In the tea! S y s i a g aanyj fmore i i i pitchia i I II n M \ > \ i I i . i l l * ! ( i t »"■ • Ml II'M f *»| 1-1-■* * « »’(-it** n ** **f A i * * * I i dll' t*. ib* I g i .fill mi i l nm'iv -*- iiii Tbi -4 v\ .i Si \ i Number <>t ( Mhrr ( li­ st's Arc ~Doekt’teil " r_, r nr Spring I crin b-n .»i> ■, -i <u. i.. .. v M’ I sltf. M D a b. . t I ' I |* if f ..... . I * at i FI . 1 Ml II. I . 11.0 |slut.ai *veu i I I ha .U M T h e fn I. * Mi , ,, IM I t lie ill-- Dorton Funeral To He 2:00 P.M. Saturday G as Hlack In Tampa riitltT-lti Lions Club Washington Plans Dance F D R Inauguration I Slated Tomorrow • ■ smBmm dm |.u nit' For T rial M ondayJ S(*rvut* 'fronz,‘ ^InImrr r aKn ,,r Oils A re F r o z e n ro In C ircuit Court 3 D ays By O PA , F l r r of umlpr I n *mu I* wet f**» tad **♦ I ' * ai * * I-i’I •1 Km lit IU . 1(1 u't'lm'k y vnt I’f'lu v n h i In On lb mg muHPil in 11j* iilij r abb' ituii i | W i l l . ..ID t r* R.r f* . lu the* iiiinti tin Smith Sim I #n n It \t i A veil Ur millfh of thr i 11v 11*• r (* of M» fiaet Mr* At V %lit ftwiH r* nf ltn i i*li*n < i ** I lu u r (iii i Mr** S II I i ii i***t it *' u* i r H, i in I i. *t»W tbl’ -Mli'k* I li|l|ll>|‘ (to m in III h'*usc, Mini .t-W a triuth I hr 1• ■••• . • ** tlM • fort! F lrr Department m u - •< vulving ,11*b11»t4 Ii c • nil (!•>•.. to * * 11 (tun rhnr*:* d 4 * . iM * ♦ * ’ * mnncrl In Umr lo »nvr t h r Im* • .1 ‘ be 1i *>* 4 V• " . * •»nmf1 \\h* I. from ilrntruetlon. T h r f l r r hri-l. breaking m o ••i. 11.i i!* lll .l ...... tui M «»*• ild b rent u m i«»!t'iiuiiino ini oul lic lw n n thr t lin li^ lo o m ir *u|i ill*. ' t ff UP! • • ill be plnrt"* Vi M • *'» ' kitchen wrrurthii*f In r l r c < t.i* h i 1 *4 » • i t . I tin v I . 11* i (h r I r u*l * l V•' Mack riivilm n l ......id rh a i ■ • red '* ill. ■ . S o m e |ia«.-utut Nuvy inert U . ** . Ai Ill tn *t* I III Mm > the S hrif«.r>l N»v«l Air S t >%t . . *d ] :m I* M saw the fire umi volu liter re* I tin Mn) o* lilh I I*r 1 u service# t«» lhf extent *<f m n * o (( finilnu#4 Ote k t i t llr * f I woo*tv I1" ' ! in si nf the fitrnllurr <*ut; bet \ With the I ('will l b# l it ten# Cl * ♦* . • atiirhlly i!uNiMire«t nuitl * « b* 1 ft*. In# \i taken ba* k into tin* hoii-e, it* itf r* i *if * | ih da v , J fin * * * •11 I In" to Mi Hpi ' ve?*. 11. , iD cult .*f Mi- H V ■ Mr It. •even til thr 'I line I I »»nI •*■ti r •< **** I . , f r, . ■ r. .1 fish inir IM 1,* k P J f»*tF'Ll(1 II. 111l| l iWv. ul i. M V .1).,| .r luilld i NEW O R L E A N S . J . n 19. (Ah not learn nf the fin* until lidI• l-l * H II* d •*« V uiiimI«'*1 T - S g t . - S a m H. Tarleton, fresh o'clock when he returms) with t t hi- i Vr't il! I .( dul> from the hitter European f i g h t ­ catrh which included o four t*niM*i Hcfur t lull I mg' t br' %fiVD** *,r ing where he was wounded In base. N.tv 2* . .............I M l b . f ) Sk* the arm near Mels, came homo tdidilot m ihi Mill* 1 *»m(*tl'*ll t today on furlough high in pralae h f Iffir* **■ I it! in* tu ■I * find fur nti o f ‘T i i t o l Packing" Lt. Gen. Kunoial %«♦! v it *•» tm Mi- Mmiv IV 44it ii i i‘i*i v *** i r **t 1vi* in i George 8 . Patton. »r. The third E llen 11«*r i■*m. wI**' *11•**I Muiiduy Kin!*- i h i' i - it* i u i * f »•>iu K c u iiii* ‘l»’ army bnyn. he .aid, think thla 1 In J nckMinvifl■ '4 ill b«* lu’kl un ( ruliit v 11 *• i* M••lull d t he l ■ ii bout P a tto n : "He could slap me, SHturdny t\l ■ud I' nl thr Fredsouik Uauvr, aon o f 'I vnrp|D 'f I l*u uL* iiiid gruduiD* *1 slug me in the teeth, kick me am] M r " Frank Hauer, S r . , lu. Church uf (••«! **fh (irm m » Avrnui* nnu then If he laid, .Fall In' I ’d been promoted to the rwi>k ..f They were Mhni ilnl t»* h«vc Irern m IIH7 III* wifi ik ftt«* f*»ri»tft M bu at the head of the column. corporal with the United Stui. - held on Th«ir#du\ but **••?•• («»»( 8 gt. T arle ton amid G en .-P atton M arine, tn the South P a c i f i . . (Mined pending Du hi rival id re Hiirnb Mo* K •utu- *•( I^H'nbuig ridca down to the front three according tu word received lo intlvm times a d ay In hi*, peep, atara hla parent*. Horn Apr 22 HRhl iii I'olk j 11 D<r^> and all allowing and, “ I've aeon Tho young man. who atle m l . >1 county, Mr# D»»rt«*n had b«*«*u n | him diva Into a foxhole with a local •chooli. Immediately Joiiud resident uf Snrtf»rd f**r 2* vrar* j IflU F H C t G . l ." the Marine Corpa after r(ini|dei Sh® made he* bumt* with hei ( "A s fo r the hclniee, he doesn't Ing hla achoollng anil h a . I..-. n husbimd st Dido I lench Avenue., lA M J'V J«»* IP •/!*♦ I Da give a d a m for them ." said the In tho Pfrlffe about two yvmDull be II If! M lit* lu*le W P T U'ldte, * TaitU'M iihd 111it 111 i 1!) flit I'Ul eargeant " I f there's a bogey In a recent le tte r he wrote In* C.C. Collins, 1# I» heller, W.F, | jpg U>hi d- cover ingc nil uf I h l b man for George B. r a t ­ fam ily that the rem arkable do K e lle r, J.A. ( jm c nud fi.C Minch* tuiroiich county. , «-,lerd»v gnv»covery ha made while on nvn ion." , 11ff®. Interment will be iiimlr tn i,ut fi g o i c , IIml allowed r<io|«.o, ■eaa dulv |. tha dellcloua fu,.d E ve rg re e n for / J ,:tI J,i. 1 l gallo n, of g o ,,, CrmeDrv aerved to them. They hav e ue hue war. i , sued during U ' l i cream “every Sund ay" and he ha> At the ,sm e lime. Comptroller gained much wolght which lie unld nt Tallahaona* that «lo te attrib ute* to good meal*. taxea of M,IO:i,:i!*ll hsd been CpI. Bauer haa une bro lhci, pul'd un J0.04H.457 gslltius i.f kvaiu ■ Frank, who la a chief In the gasoline said In II till burnt] go president o f the First Federal Navy, now atalionod fn tho Carib­ P l a n , fur a daurr >.t thr Hart­ county during 11*41 Having! and Loan Company at The difference between the ford Armory on Frb. ‘J 2 In cele­ a meeting of etockholden yaa- bean Area. b ratio n nf Warhlnglon't lilrthduy rationing board coupons and the Urday afternoon. The charter of war# todav made at the meeting comptroller's figures it ’<,7 dfi.tha company waa amended In Of tho Lion's Glut, and various Hld gallons. order to qualify the company to UFA I's n 'l Hsplaln It b com m itte e , were appointed hy maka 01 loam to returned war Neither rationing officials nor K ing Lion J . K. Howland to mnke vaterana. OFA men could give a definite Other .offloere re-elected w e n : WASIUNGXON, Jan. IB. (Ah- all arrangements. Jo se p h Melsch was directed, explanation of why 7,736, H4.'l E- C. Harper aa flret vice preel- Inauguration actlvltlet began In dent; Walter Coleman aa aaeond earno«t at tho ‘Whtto Houae to­ aa chairm an of the Aid to Ihe gallons of gasoline were suld in vice praaident, and Mra. Beoa- day, Pro*. Kooeewoll atarted work B lin d Committee, tn Investigate the county tait year apparently mond Chapman aa secretary and on hla Inaugural addres a add tw o casca of underprivileged without rationing coupons. Arthur 8chsn«, secretary of traaaurer. Sanford F , Doudney accepted an Imprint of an In­ child ren In need of glasses. Mr. t Melsch reported progress In lisv- the Tam ps rationing board, and waa elected aa aaetetaat eecrw- augural medal. Chlaf Exocutlva had o n l y ' I n g constructed and painted, D. ‘II. Itodrigusl, operation* s u p e r­ tary and treaatwer. Tha < visor for th* bosru, said Unsound­ u fi; Mr. Kvaoa today atreaaad the two appointments, thus giving “ d i v a The Service Men ed Ilk* a huge black martial. him time to begin tha first draft plgns. fa p t thaV ---------------" J f that Is t r u e , " they said, Cub Lion Jam es Robson lend tit n 'speech which he hopes to t . J i L . llha h a raspomltinity respomlbnity of _ Mrs- IlurLo "than JJt.-liL whole* Aha __ tinging, will) to lead lliiilitpi'-i tli** t ,rr fuuii K'n rn ," i i luul d . . .1.* vv i I Ii il i »i w h ai i " t l if I tannin- I l n i T in I In- l l i m i ' a r mil i ,i |at ii i 1 ,,'liri a i l.i ,*■lilt" ,** ■D* iii ! h* a i s t wa iid >n Eh« inos r Herhn feputU’ti th* HU.ii" 11 garriN"ii withdrew l Du* vneati rn hank u/ the DuuuD , nuHcuting tha entire llu-Ui-. >t i- Mlion w a-s I writton uff in the L n u i a n tom umnd'i Lkkj ka The capture of t >!l nrii&s K a lio n in g 'l u B e g i n southwc;t of W .I* *•hw„ li.'i m tints O n M o n d a y A t T w o ' f in»in the c« p i n . ■f i hr * #e r man v Of Ufjvb* " *• Inn,*** P o i n t s A l i b . ' V a l u e * for th<* dem b'pm enf Ml » grand Klip nIii n nasaijJl l **o a i J Lb. bearl M l tf I V i , |»»\ !.»r | i V 14 nft 11murtl (In |"ag* |n n « ' * ** \ i»i I « if I*i iitaJered a * II * , M* rl 1 I A Malt ( 1 I 1b* t In It t! lIlf Ilf I i hri , i . -h. 11,|* *111 |r * pa rn Rape Case Is Set <<>l. MeRory Win- Lard And Cooking 1 Frederick Hauer I Promoted To Corporal Patton’s Third Army Crosses River And Me*. AjUjKJ'oRorder: HritishCapure Town Jungle War Vets Now In Open On Luzon Fire Results In ' ................I' Some Damage To ,*tH inmi lfinl . ...........U Ik I1 f: 1*1 A. E. Reeves’ Home ^■III>* 1f"lfurI|InItrial FormerBraves Pitcher First Federal Has Plenty Of Money :Working For Chase Leeds Pacific . Ben Cantwell, former pitcher ford, F la , hale 1aken As Russians Roll On New Master IMumher Comes To Sanford |Sure Patton Is Tough, Admits G.I., So What? (l.tirgr t iiurntn, iiM-trr \ limit, Mra. Lillian May Younger died tr Bfiil gnufittcr fi>i th . (^ist - at the Fernald-Laughton Memor- year* at Takonin I’atk, .Mur) 'M Lai Hospital at 9:16 P.M. Thurs- lurid and Washing ion, I). today following an Illness of only day announced that he wu» gnln ; throe dare. lo engage In the plumbing bu.iBorn Apr. 6, 1003 in Niagara ne*k in Sanford. Falla, N Y. Mra. Younger had Mr. and Mra. Couraen are nor. made her homo In Banford for living In ljoch Arhut wherr they <% tho past 20 faara. have Jiurchaied the form er hinne w Survivuri Include tho husband o f A. Goodman, and th L will E arl, Younger of Banford; three icrv e aa temporary location of iletara, Mra. Loo Thomas of the b uiinee. until aucb time n« Charlotte. N.C.; Mr*. Jo e Giles Mr. Counen can locate a ihop of Llneolnton. N.C.| Mite Edna here, lie laid today. ^ Brower of Charlotte, N.C.; two Eden Kloea, non-ln-law of Mr. ' J brothers, WalUr Browor of Buf­ C o u ne n, arrived with Mra. Kloea falo, N.Y.j J . Marvin Prewar of recently from Worthington, Ohio. Chicago; her- stepmother, Mra. An eiuerlgnced plumber.' . Mr. Bara Brewer o f Charlotte, one Kloaa will a t e l i t In the bu.Incas. Mr. and Mr*. Couracn are mem­ neica of 8*nford,1IUa Artnle Wed­ b er* of the Seventh Day* Ad­ dle. ,'1 Funeral aerefco* will bo con- ventist Church, and have Joined J doetad at the home In Glnder- the Sanford church o f this de­ vltla- at 3:00 P.M. Sunday with nomination a t Elm and Scvenllr ficiating. Interment will Ifl Evergreen Canjotcry. A t Up T o 50% Accommodationh Are Some Fields Re|H)rtIncreased Ity Fifty ed A l Making Fine PercentDuringYfiir Gains Since Storm Following the Ufiilt niuiit ei ,.,r . of the opening ,,f Fcru uhi l-augb The Hill Implement Company, tun Memorial Hospital, Weilm. Weat Third S t re e t and Oak Ave­ day, the Hospital A«M>cinliuii tint nue. is potting In Improvements Thursday afternoon nt 3 00 o' anil re-eleetod I'mmr raint- clock re-modallng, paint­ Including office re of the outside, — and placing School Supt T W I rt\ V4T>It| *•' a ing o* — -------t of a new sign, it waa announc­ ginul president, to that .Dfne f ed today by E.F . Lundoulst. the 2 1 th lime m a n ag e r In charge. T h e corn Mrs Efulor C*urls*tI **f (.trip's pany is owned by Il.A. Newman Y>hu served nil Hip inigiiutl - d * ft AIH Hattie Casualties Up 270 Percent With, Increase Of Only 2 Thousand Nurses SujMrfortreMca t o d a y shifted the Pacific bombing |back to Japan. About 80 Mariamus-battcd B-29a rained deatructlon on tho Klbe-Oanka Industrie. nrca, Tokyo re­ ported, admitting "Home dam- ) F H IR V S . J A M MorePatients „Yanks* Hold On High­ way To Manila Is t u r e Of Urdaneta Extended With Cap- 4 F L O R ID A . , . " 'Jap Area Of ♦ IH S U B f/0 ^ ^ -*r~> • panying. Tho^U* ay fa S t aNllil s accom accompanying. ThantM^' 9 9 -. ■ T f tit AUtot^r " M X ; IK ir.? S Y ’ ' 1 bh* OFA ami «bl lha raUoTilng : Cent ral Florida •. •' \ 1 I. imtMik' ItllDiDlflf t'f Scouts’ Co unc i l rt* i ■ 'i"n*>.|ilii*% nevt Mufidnv * ............. f»* » fl »- I f f. tlM ( Meets At Mayfair •I \ M Iii,. ... *1 « • I 1 *’ I (in* m \*«I lttfi.il link 1 i m i (*•" I id I' r ntf Du. t i \ .1 10. will M 'I I., fltit ^ d ■11 nl t 11 111 Mn Du v I" 1 I* f1, |f* I iff -Hit’ r ' • ( <T\ tin. a '•• VS f V “ 1 I*red 1*1, ■!..'■ ,1. ■ ,1 'IU |......... ' it !|w|dl |' 1 ■•J .I11**11 f**i firi thr Ilf . ill. 11 and vilh tin f a*-« uhih r■*ia* log v‘Ming** i n mJ o|il*i Ito v tiuivi oient * *|l*bin|r •*ii*J S*>mu| ^..... Miif Ju t Had*! nr**nk*nt I rn* t *• '*( il I !-i * "liJi* 11 I . j t fiOodriiMit htti 1*41 ii *unni*l»-*| 11It the Vrtrtou*’ n f n eini nf ■» ihi |!n\ Seoul DMfgrHio I hr •ui(*ft . i ,. , l l i . 1 •*1 | , • f t (|* f |« 1 /* «M* \ | * • * **M-er \i In Ft I • '1 ■" . . 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K im th a*I sSjinfunl I> chill( ril«ii uf iirr un*ft*iiii'iitj» Di W S Allen uf Drhi! <1 i|] tiring f*i| Du i *a! 1 s r f ill I I Y u f l lh v I *fi the report **f 1hr mnmnittdiir i **min ities hikJ luus- W f * * lt n i f •■niitiMni •»*# I ' a g r l ‘w * u Iii*h*1a (hr Duimiui tr«* uliiih ha>) the* |»rrrujrtttlv» uf * huuaiiit' nol inun* than l * u S nm tcrx tn bu hnnurcfl with th® iiwunl nf th® tiilvai IU«VK "f*»i <!iatininnshs«1 •ipri ter tn bovluMn!.’1 A r*|KC>ai i r u r * t *»! t h r mrtinK I i,-ol .Inn Millinor, lootliei oi Mill be Dr Stanle) A llarrl#, Mr, i II I 'm l r i of Hanford, *lirrrl«»r of In tcr -ra n a l Scnutinir. ,iii| .,rni\ veleian fr(»m six to Ru> Scouts uf ArnrriiH, who i*» hrrr in m h a n c r f**r n inctfirur «»f , r , r h )'•*.,I l,- f i.lr Pearl Hal I>,it , o liri. he our alntloncd ..l N f U r * » H c o u t r r # t** !*e * h r l i l in Srdiofndd llaiiu rk * for four ) e a r i Orlando Sunda\ aftrriuH»n. jo ini I,, but not doring the attiirli bi the J *p «. I, given proio.imol meolioo in tile following notice on Ihe f|onl page of tilt Editors Nnle:—Thr followlie, | I, i , sue of The S t a r , and ini namts of boss In »ervlce Striper. Kutoprun ne»> paper nf I Ii* Lieut. Jim iMillinor Is One Man Army Home On Leave "home on loave” hs*e been the II. S Armed forces: submitted hr the Pilot (Tub Willi The Kltth HIv. in ,-tier* for which Mrs. Z. 11. 11.1110, oinny i oinpany G of the lK>th telephone 681-J. and Mlsa Inf. ItegL led bv 1 st LleuU Jim Blanche Kennedy, lelrphone Millinor of Madison. FIs., killed •23-1V have been selected aa ;tf> Nsiir, raptured 64 more snd a committee lo secare names gained liudr iditeclive, a factorv of service men arid women »o near 1 amemdorf-without a single that their friends mar know bullet In their gun«. when they ar# In Sanford. "lircaur* the nipht was to dark and accuracy Impossible, it CpI. Arthur J i m i n c i , son of wo, decided il would he wiser to Mr. and Mr*. II. J lm h ie i, W e s t use only grenades snd bayonets. “ Under the last rounds of an artillery barrage. Company G Jumped- orr. Ten mlniila* later, they hit their objective. Forty five minutes later th* factory was theirs, and only then did they load thefr ju n s In time to rcpulnc »cvon (icrman counter* attack s." Lieut. Millinor w n born In Madlxon, attended school than Bide. Is h a m s - o n a 30-day f u r ­ lough aftar spending two y e a r s ih the PacUlc with the Marina Corps. He will report to P a r r i i Island, S. C. school entered army service. Ihe Army. • u ,^ : S/SgL J o e D. Chittenden is •pending a short time with hfs •liters, th* Misses Edna and Laura Chittenden, enroute „ to Miami ak w e he will report for and alter graduating from high duty aftar being owrsaaa wtfh ' * i l ■. � 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, 1945 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, January 17, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 17, 1945. 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>, January 17, 1945; <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/20cda709b4f2c986a34301f4330d36e6.pdf d6abb981a269cc765eb1f00001e368b3 PDF Text Text / PAGE THE R IG H T fiiV N P O R D IIE K A J.U , B A N F O R P , F M > n in .V f u id a 3l1<rfiilivr Mill be "blind" (9 (ha ID r 0IJii.lt while r l <if. »' a l/i.il. at the lieutenant in lh* i u . l . t A rm y Mr. Wood, who -just both Irgrr m }ir±ym and w » i L o ^ r t -< iittaial Halifax!* Sun — ** J r. . Y*. J a n u a r y 12 . 1945 d a t r loday d t s p u e th e t n u u r ' r a t !■*«*J»luU*fc_ify . — »u i t ^ r v r r x S ’; Ir-=—I I I _______ E I l i E I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E t l0l H I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I Telia Wounded Veter­ ans U. S. and Britain Must Seek Accord W A S H IN G T O N , J* n . 12, UP)— C L A S S IF IE D A D V E IU 1B IN G R A TES (De p e t line for o n . U u crtlc* J8e per lin. fo r t u r n In .ertfco . T ie p e r lln. for 0 Insertion* )6c pel li s t to r H Insertions Minimum -»U . . . ti e -'H ON E US OR DRINO YOUR U < to T H E nA N F O R D HERALD f l u ’l l fit* word* to the tin*, Intruding ption« and nMreee. i l l *dvartleM*enta f«.- sltuatUn* w an ted will be charged for a t Ik. r o l a r daaotfled rale* L O S T h. a roi'K co. U. H. Tlrra and Tufir. O R A N G E S amt fre«l Eritaon, Itox ITS. ImiKcrlnr. Al Route No. I ’ H O U N D dojf, reel w ith whil« m a fM n rx - Near W e k 1w a S p rin g * —W. A. iiglcsliv Lake Monroe. N otify Ivy Nellie*. i ’nola, Fla. 1 WORK h orar $100.00—Rout* 7 M O NTH S old brown tick *potNo. 1, Box U D . A - Q . I . Boyd. ted bird do g —frmnle with harness- -Reward. Sam D unn TWO SMAI.I. fa r m i for na)e; 201H P&linatto Ave: one 3 acres land, 'i Jtorjr hiiuae. ttnra£c, one ttoraKe Imuse, one LOST: Kulion Book No. I. A nnit fo o d well, land tiled, cumiilete La Pair, lit. 2, Box 3H1I. San­ aubirrifatlajj. One &-acre form ford. w ith U «tory house, 2 ito rv b e m , tro<jd well, land tiled, complete . u h l r r l f ation. Apply LOST. I'ura.nl, lilnrk I,ordered n t l o w n i Mild «T/W« Jcwi'O*. to J . W. Hell, I A t e Moerne, 1‘le n .r retu rn i . ■ M m . la..!!.* •hone 16. Went I'lioi )• 3'tlJ. I FO B SALK: I'lpe fittln f* . valve*, l/)S T One hlack pnti plitmhlnit tnpplle*, pre-war th c r Indie* »lnn», »lir autom atic hot w ater heater, l . r i ' i i Sanford and lail jomplrte Block deep and thalroe Return to Herald low well |iump*. pneumatic itorajte ta n k ,. A ll Roalrr 016 W. lat. St. Phone 207. A fuller umlerstantling must he attained Between Great B ritain and the United States to make tlemoerary work effirtively to prevent i» th ird world w a r —n *«*ar which would errtjuiuly mean the end of our 1 ivilixntion — Kirhard W ckmI, non « f the fvarl of Halifax, H iit ^ h AnibftMhdo.', told a g ro u p of woun led w ar v eteran ' at Walter Herd Hospital early thin week. Instead of putting democratic principles into effect a f t e r the world war, an action ’hat would have brought aIwuit a ’f r e e r irmt better world," American and U rllitirr ^dr»fl«) fac L'O a r m o r s y**»r* Into another, worse w ar." Mr Wood an Id. In a prep ared address entitled "The Problem* of the iVace," Mr. Wood Mid that a world security organisation i« nrre*«ory to p r e ­ vent a t h h d world war and o f f e r ­ ed the following Hu^Kestiorm: " ( ’Jour co-operation and under* fltamting between all jw*ate*lovlng nation*; and for that I know no better re rite nt than close understanding betw een COTHNtry and mine. IExtra Values Fo\ Home Front "The readinchB *d public uplh Vvn m tfveee ennntttes du lly iti tri* United ^nd r*t>c- 1 S»ut** (treat 11111a 111, to fa. •• \* 11u l n d 1 \i; be hurt I rc-nhlir* and to be pre on red to enforce whatever rc jur* ity settlement the pence ioVinif nations tuny device " Getting down to current <4110.* • tion*. Mr. Woori di-cu*scd the troublesome problem* witli liiriiu and Greece. •30 PONTIAC He.Ian. radio, h e a l­ "We ib< rod clear nut of India. er, rlean, Rood nihher. dttO F U R N IS H Kit houM or opart u» we arc *0 often told Li do, 1'ark Avr. menl by nutple with no children. because we are not prepared to Phone U n i t , t V,u|{hliin, HlW, submerge out wink of ik * hint CABBAGE, eaeartde evten*irrn ft I•I. after ti P, M. 1 f»0 y e a r ', during which we have Ida 111* Phone 2U03 Hone fur tot* ant miI u p rite pro Itehrcn*. blent, In a tdomiy civil war be COW manure fi tween the 11 mriu-< and the Mr:» bushel. Phone T leina," he said He addr 1 that w he n t hv kn otty I nd 1a 1* |»r **til «*111 COO ROLLS of new 10 Inch bro.cn 1* *f»l\eri India will be ’V lSt 11s blenchiny paper; alto cclerv J f e e to cut he? =o*lf ad 1 ft from wire In cockI condition. W. 1. US as ('anuria 01 Sow Z'nilunri Henley, phono *60. me today " WANTED TO KENT ALL METAL hahy *calr* 2-1V. LIVING ROOM SUITE ■. i> ni l reroivcrl n Inrifi1 shipment of ft-ft. widths ■ 11 t i e ll ll ti f u l W • O In Greece it »•* the ‘'motive of Will titir actions ’ uhn >1 sceuis R K tl BLISS Kee.1 pototoes, rertTussslo Fe^.l Ifled. Tltint'r Store, 2nd & Hanford, phone 358. T W O FIIES1I suwa, llieii first calve*. Milking 3 iralliin* or b etter. G. W. June*, l/ungwnud. 37 I a.S A L L E .Sedan, goml radio h eater, 2 first (trade tires, 2 re cap*. Mr*. Eplln 1312 Myrtle TW O STORY fram e house to wreck. H. B, Hllier, Country Club Ro*d. Phone 600 •It. t hrrr> lt*-d C n r t l i n a l Itc d Mint* ( i r t ' c n • • • Snnd Itoval U 'i n e to be at stake, Mr WihhJ said, expmin tu g . ‘ There are two a Iter mil lives either we a re fighting the K I. W H U l I N G : By no expert with A, S. force* for the *ako of 30 years' experience who cuart maintaining. »» reitetloom y regime, antreii e very Job Would appre­ which will he f n e nilly 111 o a and ciate n t ilal reni|n>rarily to uur polit y ni the M ed iterran ­ located at JilH'y French A v i. ean: or else as Mr t turn hill ris^ repealedlv *nid, we are fichtimr A It. Welch because w•* intend to see n (Jittt'k C ARPKNTKRINU, general re government elected by free ballyt naira. W. J. Uuasell, TUd W. Iflh ami imt nnposrd by force Of arms " Hr ailflcri thnt It Would •ilreeL I*hone 7A7-M. hr " 1mall*' to believe th%! f irs ’ FUA MORTGAGE LOANS To build a home To buy a home To remodel a Foma To refinance a home f . M. BOYD, II J '/j Mi (n oli* A r t Rhone 178-J. BUSINESS SERVICE 8d t/10 H.P. alternatlnK 2 C Johnson Kicker, Perfect com! t i o n —Box A Herald. -olnr* in e p u o s p f r o m . Wo hnv'f a sp*-i ially trainod man for instnlliiiR IFOR RENT S T O R A G E your car a t Kent'* G arage. Spocla' fate dead •taru * . 1 NIC ELY furnlihcd room—1113 P a r k Ave. RADIO Service—Radloa picked up The Electric and delivered F U R N IS H E D room* HO 2i>7 Magnolia, Service < no)la Ave. Phone 101. 20 ACRES liled land In Eureka I MAKF^ screens, fnldinr acreens, * Hammock. Mm. T. A. Eckle*, pinch swings, cabinets! fun d phone 7lt>-R.2. turn repairing. J . M. Wilson, 601 Magnolia Ave. _______ O N E largo nlctly fu r n lth e d room on the bua lino n ear thti Air B aie. 2101 Pork Ave., phono it o i - J . DESIRABLE room, private faro Hy. Close m. Phone RW-M. HELP WANTED— P A R T -T IM E maid Phone 672-W. and cook T H R E E room fum D hed home, no children. Opposite Dr. Baker'* LADY for aftern oo n' w ork— VaF de* Hotel. Dairy. J. V. Martin. WANTED— Single or Married A ge 10-35 E X P E R IE N C E U N N E C E S S A R Y WARMTH, HOSPITALITY E S S E N T I A L WORK W ITH PEACETIM E FUTURE in tlm- maple dirn-tD* etiiU*. IdirKf refectory exlanslon table, stimlily built. 1 chairs. Overtime Pay—Paid Vacation* Frequent Increa*** Fleaeant Envlronmint Apply E m p lo y m e n t Supervlear O S W eekday*—Saturday*. 0-12 HOU. B E L L T E L . A T E L . CO. 110 E. l i t St. Do N o t A pply If Now Engaged in E u e n t l a t Work LAMPS To add that decorator touch to Heautiful com forters in solid colors or pnislt'y deHljrnn— warm, pretty GIRLS FOR p a rt time and full tim e a t l u n e y Drug Co. your room. and practical . . . . WILL PAY $300.00 eaah for H E L P E R FOR Jim m ie Cowin'* Spinet piano*; 92SO.OO for S h eet Metal Work*. Studio or Baby Grand; *100.00 ea»h for upright#. Stata make. WHITE GIRliJ for . marker* and checker*. Seminole County W rit* Birger W aiter 7W 8. Florida Ave., Lakelatx). Fla. Phone 81.U1. We win par top celling price* for Used eutomoW]**. All 0PA MAID for light housework. Mr*. detail* handed for yon. Write or Jtoy ■Beery, 2<18 Palmetto Ave. poena u* to cone and make ojr WANTTEDj experienced cook Mb3 ° ^ O U iE R MOTOR SALES house girl.. Good MUry, per80S w T itrit St. Phone 1C . raanent job. Box AB, eftf Banford Herald. WANTED * 0 W ax jo b * . Odham’t Gulf Service Station, PRACTICAL nurae or part Owe Corher First St, ahd 'French nurxi’e aaeUtatit for stead/ em­ ployment. Apply Z. e/o Sanford Herald. ■■ \ . ‘ Airwaite1 Luggage In einglea or matched seta — durably m a d e (spreads III “ To dreas up y chenille. Beautiful, Warm Blankets and nicely lined. J AU colon in doep pile Colorful and warm 100% wool or. part wool—* >•>___ y i./y ud walnut Sanford Atlantic Nat' Bank 8m * 304 TSS ‘ ITs Easy To Pay The Mather Way*’ v 203*00 E. lit* • “Good A Bad” ii= iii= iii= m = iii= m = iiiE iii= iiiE iii= iii= iii= iii ............ •• • ■ ^ ' ' - - ' ■- * liv in g �I IBf I IfS rw a rm e r p rn » r * » . inviolate Ihov* inestimable privllege* for which we h are t o r n *o Ion* co n ­ —IMTIHt K lll ' H ) , A N IN D E P E N D E N T NKYVSIW ITIl Ktriabllshed 1 9 UK VOLUM E X X X V I S A N F 01U ). M t l N i m . J VM 'AIM F L O R ID A . 4 ■ V/S-V t - - f M m WARBONOS tending - « ( muni fi*K l! J *1Tl B11 ^ * I... I'M*. M t'in lit'r W so riale d n r.Mher 1'rt-ss r,r,. r) Nazi Colum ns Fall B ack To SiegfriedLine Intensive Raids By Naval in W ork T est Planes On Formosa Bases W h e r e Y a n k s B last T h e E n e m y Organized Labor L e a ­ d e r s Will T e s t i f y A gainst M e a s u r e On W o r k O r F i g h t New R u ssian s O f f e n ­ siv e s H i t G e r m a n s On GOO Mile F r o n t In P o l a n d , P r u s s i a ) J 's .1 WA S I l t m S T O S . j » n un.|er penult v ol , They ufg alrrndlF only •'•• miles G erm an Slleaia -.Moh^ow. >♦ , fratn v \ ? w ithout c d f f l M I U the new orfrnsive*. said the Reds broke over the Nbln R iv e r—the last l< s s i l s s M n« r s a * *'•«»> « C IT Y B R IE F S Pvt Joseph >R. Cleland. son of Mr. slid Mrs, M. G. ('Island. 41N Palmetto Avcciue, is serving on a railroad t r a n s p o r t and supply linn in India an d would like to h ear from nls Sanford friends. His address may bo obtained from his p aren ts. I ^ The Celery Fed Daskethall Team of Seminole High School will meet an Invading team from l>eLend High School a t the school gym nasiu m F riday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, it w as announced by Principal H erm an E. Morris. •The C entral Florida Produc­ tion C redit Association today held its annual m eeting of irfficers in the Comm issioners room at the City Hall. I) James Foster reported to police Sundnv night at 10:30 o'clock ' that his light blue Model A Tudor Sedan had been stolen from In . frojit of the RIU Theater. _ Klwanls win hold Its meeting W ‘ Wednesday at the Pilmi and ■*** Pine* (Restaurant on the Dixie - Highway. v*____ Commander William F. Thome today announced that thero would be no meeting of Campbell-Loeiln» Poet tonight due to the near­ ness of the deto of the State Legion Convention which will be held Saturday and Sunday In Daytona Beach. £ Charged with “disorderly con­ duct," "creating 'a disturbance," “blocking traffic" at the Comer of First Street and French Ave­ nue. and “scaring certain people/' a mala waa arrested this morning, to other chargee ft (e _____ J that it “m isted arrest" A negro treaty managed to lead It to the aato shelter by the City where It waa tethered awalt- r— m |5. o n { Mrs. I d a D r a a Died In D a y t o n a O n J a n . 6 Mr*. Ida Draa, a former resi­ dent of Sanford and wife of P. V. Draa, Townsend Club leader, died Saturday Jan. 0, at her home In Daytona Beech follow­ ing en lllncs*. Funeral services and burial were held over until Wedieeday, awaiting the arrival of members of the family. Capt. Cecil Draa, a eon, wa* •erring aa a physician with the Armed Foreea m Guadalcanal and when ha waa Inform*! of hi* mother's grave lllneti, secured leave and flew to America en the dipper plane, to Chicago by plane and then to Daytona Beach by train, ony to arrive several honre too late to aee hla mother alive. Mr*. Draa waa born in Ohio and came to Florida 'many years ago. For several vaara, Mr. Draa operated a farm at Monroe - \ •IU1T pri'gTfim 4«»fiitio‘ lr*l din-iii the lOitnrtanN ut Ihtit Ju itii'M i ttHiny by W F K inter w h*« nNfi uaM* « *h«irt talk nn hi» t 1i- it i« ut inn t»f t tiH'ii vknti hmakrr tiuLi%’ I »•*. Iiriu*r lit ill each j**h n 11 wnli lii nhntilit hii Oh lient . m t tlnfir Mr Kfider rev eRleh thiil he hr*fan 0i« cjureer .»* an *1 i rm iu t* al the ac« ol I t 1 ^ yisnr* when h« ftcrvct) u planned to the milrnafl«t hi* i hut nu ruitmail enirmerr is nlluwed t<» leave hi* with'iul knowing that hi* watch in on lime. Hn ilrclntetl thul certain instrum ents unn\ In the Navy riHjuire a d ju s t­ ments to 1 f»0 of a aecoml. Mr Kader wn* u»tr«wl urei! by <» A SfH'ei who had charge af the program Prealdent Roy Hoiler, who pres id nt over the meetii\kf. we|roiTii*d t nJvIn Rlnnc hack to the eliiti lifter uii absence of i c v r r n I month* Vlettor* included M A Rkkeiia of hwhlin, (ia VV 1 Thui pe of Orlando and Chalvinlor M l^ ah e r of Hunting­ don. I*n. On Tuisday. Hi i I Ip Mn»».» S i x lit A r m y I 'li t l i p p m c s h a ll MIAMI UFA CM, J.nt IS. (Spa rlul) T Hgt Jnmr* F Kelsey, 311. tlvirdn, 1**1a ., hus trrriverl at Army Air Forces Redistribution S tation No 2 in - Miami Reach for reassignm ent processing a fte r completing n lour of duty outside the continental United State*, } ■tpk I ‘ '* **I Lt I * il.lWs-M - 1-It • 1 n f ....... IT, 11, it r« rntiT c l *i I'mmini \\ \ I li!< r Irtfln l- rh.i \V In ,‘ am nntnifcfrr **f the J»tf f 1 I1if alr r , tin* tiifn f r ft n * - :iMil ( "ni|*,tnv * Li .it I he- StOfi I "Hi 'fl ...........US- wo lifo I'.t bv h S| VV*1f s| II IV* ft 11r.l hut t r. »n* f tn,» , it y nf J *lk»'IIIIIII, li IIII '.kill (it 4tJ*'’S'(*•| (‘Il hy Itiihiiiil Thrk Mnlliu* who I'MIf.lT *-f tils* Sriitina*!* 1 f Uf! I.i r .if I it) id* t i ( f . f t ■ f • « III. • I f l .1,. * ■1\ .1 f iccr * i <. t \] ( ilf!ipfl ys**trt .J.i I fi lllks *I f ,4'n I' r»••i in u i. . •t v o hi •* .! r.. .Mt. . .'fit f "I ii :»li*p f t mu Ft t ’ l yet I I M l*-u X. AIn A tfrudiiiili' Mi J . 11 il I •• k «iJ-»i* t ha! Lr tt.ilcf , ib vrb<|ii-*t Iff K 'mil imn • • nl.lwsll ttv.. nf *11 1 * .1 i tlnjnliy In I .1 Hr Th il il it bill fit*, f.iitiilv likr.l thi * *,|,l f h |f m| nu \ * in * •. k..| f , (hi* . • . . | .T , I «• ■r o w e r s N e e d i n g Lalior Wil l M e e t U»'V*' l ill . . H II .............. if *1 - • film Ii .hI b, I* i f i s-.tirr 1.1 I.. ha i D o n ald Bishop W i n s P r o m o t i o n In M a r i n e s ' i TS r M .IliH ,1 hr f .■ H.' f | turnl i.Ri will) F ritlit ' •*Ht I .it *l ■ mini" ' niiMi t it I . 't*. Iffr riruLnf i i r L thr W■ ♦i * i SI III I I»1 s |. ' Ihuhs* iii y » ftf<»t-sI f-i I »• *ni«t that ti a* « | U*n v r f \ nit), t) a n d Innkrsl (m wis 11| In rii i i* i’ hi i *siib1Hi's' i HI/ .IKill » fr f Illa- »«ill School wbcie ft hnII, f ’apt Mill*) for ii short iiiii* ifrudunl irt|/ limn vorsity Uii.i . i • ♦ Kin 'til t; r Hit Ht t 1 1 I h t L * • » *«r. Plant ! • re .r vis • Uff’iif in I *tu ti t i . tw n frtmi ,s » I -"'I .Hit \ iv „ .■ r .*1 11 'i . h.*.| In- i i t I while hla wife, P aula, live* M 600 .Ninth Court, Tampa. Medical exam inatiins and c l a u l flcatiun interview* a t th li post, pioneer of aeveral redistribution station* operated by th e A ^ F Pereonnel D istribution Command J o r A A F returnee officers and enlisted men, will determ ine his new assign m en t. Ho will remain a t th e redistribution station about two weeks, much of which will be devoted to rest and recreation. Mrs. Mayme Hodgkin Writes For Sentinel Mrs. Mayme Hodgkin ha« ac­ cepted tho position of staff cor­ respondent. foj the Orlando Morn­ ing Bentlnal. formerly held by the leto T. 1L Higgins and will havs ber office at 216 Melsch Budding. She hna had previous experience In the newspaper field as gdltot end publisher of n weekly news­ paper here for four yearn a.id her late husband, D. 0 . Hodgkin, Hodgkin - has • widi-oe* ice In Sanford and 8embavlng lived*bars ... sale Grocery for tho past tiro and a half rears. C entral Pacific for about m * month* and received training .it Porrl* Island. S. C-. Quanliro, V’a.. New River N. C. and Camp Joseph Pendleton Calif. While he wt* stationed at Camp Pendleton, s h o r tly befoie going overseas, l.lcut. Bishop was one of two men, becauae of abil­ ity and efficiency, recommended by th eir colonel for a perm anent comm)t«Ion In the r e g u la r Marine Corps- a t t e s t - to the n » | —<1 mi»I itf | fectinu in wblrb he held b y . h li C i l l e i i g .t r . L } n ........... .. •hip. Senator A.,. l i r a s I- n men, t o r of the imptitli.nl Naval Af liara ('timmltlcv Juilicinrv, Im mikrTalion, Rule*, I'uMn* lluilH injfft ami Dnmrnh* ami or now many esnosus ut 1 . or pthsr produce it have token to sarv# the ‘thousands of people who havo eaten there In that Uma. Mrs. Takach died In February 1944. and tha restaurant is run today by *her tons, .Frank end ~alius and daughter, Mias Aranka * Prior to coming to Sanfamily, toetod log II ' Hungary, LMtoUTil lllfTtfltl* I- .m-l vm --til -hint- in ulm l ( ,(i y ,, ,, , ,, —,|| I * ' ''' ......... *,.,r l ..( i fm in i fir ,i. , ....... I ,,) huii-e { ...... . " ..... ." building . . 1.1. . i im .InldM-n n l | uM , .... Mls ........ ||„ ,d e n b m , .. ............................. . h is ini|n*r ftliM' thnl tohu \sj-*h tn -**4 1111' ihi* lul*4»r 1*4* jirc^rnl al the itfriirtllniff to lnft(nirlion<4 by CiMinly Airent t R, from Mr. iVmilnifftofi ..f the Kujrene S i n g l e t at r y , f| l)P)fIIISKlUliirT nilllintff ui^iiiu/.*! inn fiffiinimi .'il (hit mm - . . nmg. ml.ling Ihnl Fublit* ( ^hnubl hi Takach’s Restaurant Celebrates Its 56th Birthday In Sanford Today By WILLARD CONNOLLY Taksch's Restaurant, 20R N orth Park Avtnua ceUbrated it* With birthday today. To compile statistics on ths number ■of tasty, wholesome meals ssrvsd during that time in thla pleasant llttia restaurant sines it was founded In ISHt) hi the late Bertha Eugenia Takacl would keep a professor of math­ ematics busy for some time, Isird Ihiusc (nntest;*.»■ lIn M l* , l “ " lr' ............ 1 the 1,11-t In ' ll-l-i I .111 I .**1*1, often to p e l-"ii- who I'tt'l ol t h r ex Inbit , The following m e -peeifirntionfor the various t>(M‘ - of bird houses in the cmile-l Martin House must contain had lived in Uingwoial fur -lx 12The ot mute moms. Far h room years. inrhi-n Dour 2 The Pico Hate! n> it waa thou mush to 11 hv known, we* not rented, so ijra. inches wide nml 2'u inches high, Takach took over Its m a n a g e ­ or a rircular opening 2 Mi Inches m e n t and made improvement* to j -in- diameter. Thera mu-1 be von the building. She |IVewl-c wua tllwtls.*. U|> m.1 tha- r.sa.f sas.tl .Irsai.vone of the p io n e e rs in etilery *H2. n .J."' VJ,r' . any growing In this section and from The Wren House mmay ay t oDe ony original dt-aign with the jtou-o a special edition of the Sanofrd Chronicle, published in 11*08 wo measuring 4 by 4 inches interior with ventilntiun nt the roof and J the following: l. Takach cleaned up the drainage in the floor. Door sluiuld little sum of $10,000 from bo Ihre* or four inches from the celery farm tho past year, floor as wrens prefer seclusion which shows w h at an energetic during Incubation. T h e en trance o r " opening shnutd bo a tittle woman can do. Mis* A ranka Takach today re­ larg er than a 25 cent piece. called th a t in IRRd. prior to the C ypress, knees m a k e splendid eom tng of the fam ily to Sanford, rustic boxes. For the Flicker House a deeper a d i s a s t r o u s fire swept the town laaving only the barn of tho old box is used by flickers or wood Sanford House on Commercial peckers. Floor should to 7 by 7 8treet still standing. Following inches. Holes bored in for d r a i n ­ that Uma, only brick .structure* age. Depth of cayily 11 or 1H Inches, There must t o holes bored met could to built fo r com commercial Vkil/'h I iik'ffip &injfflftnry of 70 k I'.ijuirl t ** Street tn S m . fl ft* |*A**es| 1 he highly rtim|*eltli vr to the wurkfTft liiul n new |*tiyr«*ll filiifi will to* Mill ! MCll, Mr. 1 s,,n in"*TVm*te*11 ________ N,,v> Fdtty l e - i f..r I t a ja i train • ojr, ( il win fr am ed today from tin- (Irliunlii Navy Recruiting S tatio n Voting Singletary, IK. wa- an honor student at Sanford High School before entering the Uni­ versity of Florida to major lu science and mathematics. lie hn- been is-ued u letter of d int-led assignm ent which will, a f t e r fn.luction, send him to C hicago for approxim ately one y e a r - training m the field nf eleetronlr*. following which, suecessful -Indents receive petty officer ratings. C of C D i r e c t o r s To Meet A t M a y fa ir H o m e On L e a v e ed itors N o te:—The followin i name* of boys in servlee "'home on leave" have been Huhmlllrd by t h r Pilot Club for which Mr*. 11. R atliff, telephone 6 9 1 -J, and Mian Blanche Kennedy, telephone 323-w have been selected aa a committee to secure name* of service men and women so th at th eir friends may know when they are In Sanford. Pfc. Carrol E. Godwin, son of Mrs. M. 0 . Godwin, was home on Icavo Wednesday th ro u g h F r i ­ day of last week. Two sisters, A dinner m eetin g of directors of the Seminole County Chamber Mr*. 8. T. Corn and Mrs. M. K. Rotunda from the Carulfnaa was tore to visit their brother. ----- - CIRCUIT COURT Spring term of the Cirouft Court will convene Tuesday morn­ ing at 10;00 o'clock with Jud^e M. B. Smith presiding. State Attorney Murray Qrervarious committees Including Fro­ itrecl arrived thi* morning and zen* Food Locker Committee, the with Assistant State Attorney Veterans Employment Committee Georg* A. De Cottes questioned t city ruling. she jn up near the roof for venilla- and lh* Road Commities, a t , , witnesses tn regard to case*. (CwaU»a4« 9 a r a g e P eas) TraAltlllVn* * .• ' . 4 • - of Comnirrco will to held at 7:00 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Fkitel Mayfair, it was announced bv Edward Higgins, manager of th e Chamber group. Report* will to regalved from .“-Jt'iLd:- — ------- i . d k w s . .. ______ :__ . -s- « $?n*kwrri* inij>»*rtc.| rncctiujc* received Diiwntm Al Die meeting work li^recin,r til ft will be ^liriied,. grow er* will itwelve ln*arui'MOfiw in reitarrl bird linuse- •tiff Id l»* I lie Sun fold Lsamli nnd S u r v r y i roniniittw'* | l l m t 1M ton hv lo 00 A M He is a member mm r *••11111111 1 j an * ui*sm lh L ni-ii'M will hr tfcii than any judged di-l Usb 1 1 * - asMii 1 if‘tt M - *» *»ar* 1he l ill'*! 1 . MM- I I L . t f. in ft t SEN \ m u iM H d h s NAMED «»H ", l.ss'W to If L *H i■f ii w,■r - w tin ___________ * 11 r J ■ i > 11 ri* nrtIr !(« flrw TWO hours » j» ft C -47 v Hahftinnn W A S H fN t. 1 1«' I.,* t | S | m* , * • • ’ *• • t*-.ss nlL.f ti..H mfchnr.ic during 23 months in G. Donald lliihop, Jr * h» 1'iri Mnf kef < *. >» t hr pr r * r n l I I I I I li 1 II ' *" h,*t Imvr vs ci i *•* |yii ki-iliiinr **‘:m ki i , mill m iifi tht* promoted threi* wtvka ago tn thwcln h — .SfTUitnr ■( h ntir* «* A ml | ( *| I ' f l i t M ' IIU » 141 *,« ,.*.l.-t». I Mi Higgmrank of -flrat lieu ttn a n t in tho rew a ho- l> rn pi.td.- < Il.....(Bit "f " ‘ l 1 ' * ' - * • * iiiinty laiUd t •j.fiiiiDf li"i*4 1 n 11 i* ■> 1 Ihi . 1im'Iiii K tin l>i,m.)->i.ln r |mri Un It pits* State* Marine Gurna lio- tho S.-nulo ( mnim il. i' <■>. I in nl ti- I x i W l l l u n i ' I'hi* com til H! i“»' ini'liiifi** 1 1 1- n i y III 1 1 ■ hy thi* Si-mil r Sir re nut I " in <3 J. J "f 11 111 i m . I I I I 1.1 ffE 1 1 ' Iniid,*. nrnt v*dh Mi ( f (I » • t u v i n u , i n i u i i juining m » o n i , serve, II was reportett here lolnv. T hi- t- ti -u-.itil li.uu.r . | » * I I I / i i i | . i-ru t.t 11. . ...t i m i l u r v « r f n I Thur*ttiii4 Als \ H ,1**hnwoh. ( im * May 14, 1042. 12. His II fath er, R. E Lieut, Bishop has been in the mllle.lift ii i Hunter, Jm< L i urK'v »ml fu r F i.i n .in ............... ............. .....I ....... ............... ... ...... v.„ , Kelsey, live* nt the same addreis, country. r>_ — at lo r S it| m•r 1*»r- ** till Ih»ui hit* u*| ^ t-* iniluif ( i mu p Km p ow ered To n n M nail mmr J II h I'acr f o u r I A s s e m b l e D a t a On Wafer Re.vourrt'H New M u ’Uttfor H e r e F o r Ri t z ' C h e a t e r I ip p.i i • ini'll r I Tiim i -if da ^ \ ■\ * i; • f mi ilit bis* V. • li , | *»H . , , ' , M 11**1:i .4*1 *f e t. l e t ’ » * \ . . Is A I **V1-t 4 ‘ tii.lt Mi­. It.If 1/4*1 * . s > 'I,*- avh I l'll! r i.t 114, * a-l'lii* • 1 H i =. imii.ui. mill Mft »t|ft* 1 \ f * SIT (.*• .*• mt%nu < f 1lir «« file l - f ii-win ii 11ftitk.w 'tt. 111, h v*.«'! * b*«ii iii tijr IL*- i"•iU ................. .. i 11i*m cii. "flit •"rrsl1 in 1 1':iiiii*rti( * “ ’ ' e 1/*■■1 ....... lir s I ' L t i * LitiL'u- Leffler Is Named B y G overnor To W ater Com m ittee llapp\ W arrior f’npt Millri \ Infantry r c» V! , I he ' nc t a p ied \ 1ll*t (irtiihf-t hr* tho 1*00 It* ' *• ' a lol I tin t a f i u * I . I O... ,* a . f M tp UC1HO) , if) 1tn t , i | Dec ml v a n e * mi |‘*»k x • * *aitl 11*nil t )n*\s J ’•on i I I to Miller, hn- been \\ a ir |dam*H •oa L o r n r platny- 1***fiiI*t*ij a n t i 'C n t t o i l 1‘ > trn i" ’ .i i«ti t i u n a n d vi Inch *. j Ir*tifn “ ' i^rnuip t I at « u«" 1 I not d* i «1 " Still., s .... . V■•> of tii*l 1 [iresidenl of the O u . iptikesmun for tlmt that Murray would from the t K j stand day which h i d stronir op|wi*>f « to any U'K ion until a «>• fcrence of Twhor. industry, apn culture and government leader* hus inuuiretl into w hat manimwr r and related nroblema actually e x ­ ist The r i f t in a letter to \\.*r Mobilization Director Hy r n* pleii^etl it would follow *p«- it 1 recommendation* of such a «*•' ference and would supprirt <*■ v leplslfttion de*i|fn«'i| |ti imp Iron t those findirurs T. Sjft. J a m e s Ke lsey Is B a c k F r o m Pacific • -i|»» r:irin *r i *titIi*rI Ft»rnt«iMi itifuiti (inlay in sup|n>rt nf 1lit* uncht‘okp<l Jo Inl';intry i Son O f Ju d ire Miiler F o i l p i l l Nazis W^tlnt L«* able f ■ the we*-h .1jt w t* (I I line* IcynslaLi Ye rep rcaeniative of thp A ria* will L 1 tfv under instruct ions from M joint legislative confernner f the A F L and the R ailw ny lirthcrhiMMls lo cite " s p ec ific c»i dence nf flagrant wastage f manpower and money hy fe*h-r •! ■yenctes un<l hy priv ate indw trie* enyatred in war production -»■*tool p«.|ilt- fO» *«8-(,Hn| PfMI) A n n -ru iin Ihmiik imlurtwl without pay and then w »t rc # Mav Mini th»t ho wardc<>>/o» hi* bun! jr^rk bv he fAfttpKlx hr»rif:*3 hy nml that “ we hurt to in is r«-*fst tn iff, cent* n weeV I'nmtknh" out the careful m report the hi 11 out hy nftfrlicm miulfl ftf nil watcher mi end and a t i J r el or ma I ion Capt. Pat M iller Is Reported A s j Missing In ActioiL Hr s,mtt thill *T im e ii* the Uiral ••' I 1 in'hii \ in mu hummt riu e the nation for a * l r m i i r r in* i> ^ lernal * ti u r i i t t f lo ntr-e! i Jir i ( H im i n z afrim i,me*4 of war I be l>r<»adcixl rr|i«rlrt1 nrw » tacffooi* ' AaOtHigJ i r a j r i .. *■laitiortin; for j ImiI.1 •uipr*«• dt iilrd at rt-nn Will Fiffht mil A* the critical mnnpower s i t u ­ ation wni received iiureftsiiuf ly g re ate r nttention on nit fronts, the American Ktslemlion of l-ft i ln?r and the f o n u r r * * of Indus ifiiil (>rieuni/ation* left no doubt*that they wotdd opp.i*e the MllV tin i lev hill In *ep«-|jite *tnte mrhfs they made plain iheyr W lirf thul w list a me' of tpoth man I-iiim t and itmiiev v%n** the cau se | of fl nvii i n e war pr •-*111 *■* i**n , that t lie work or fm hi lull a s * not 1 l hi panacea In that *tmid, they iii*aKrreed with the Army, \ ha \ Selective Service and War Manpower f'ont m ioion, all of wh**sr witnesses approve*! the measure m Kcneral. All except Selective S m i H - , howevi-r, np|HM*«1 t he penult v pri>V»v)t m« which would plnce u rrcal n t rant into a pec nil -v i o ’ groups I.. tl«I menial, dismiTfrubh* tasks, They -aid t h lt *l«Ii fine* ami lotiir prison se n lrm e - would Im* ft J *. tr*knurr deterrent t«* sin* krr* who ' 1 ' »I»K refuse wai >ob» Says It Is The Most I m p o r t a n c e O f A c c u r ­ Rid ic u lo u s R a b b i t ate T i m e P i e c e s P u lled O u t Of H a t S h o w n At L u n c h e o n JACKSONVII.I F Jan l !> (Spc ciall "M n -ter mugi< Inn- in (hr Washington office »f thi- tll'A have often mynttfird our ( n n v r r with th s ir slrungn Irirks, but thi most ridiculmi- rabbit they hrtvrrver piltli-d nut of liuclr Snin*xtoVspipe but is till" 'I I rout ju r lint In Isc just allowed ,.h -tlnw irtrfes a- rom pon-atum fm -torm and free*,- d am ag e .” William I Wilson, I>iri>ctnr of Stole Fa. mars' M arket-, said in his rr«| and m ark et review Inlay, "Ren# to r l’v|>p«r wlvlaes me t b i t he ia Joining me in u stron g protest against (his rldteolmisclinn," he continued "To nrrtvi* at th at ralsr of .1 t rent pet pint the OP A must have done rame weird juggling nf fi g un s . About 1200 acres n rr plunted to strawlrerrtes In the Plant City area this year. Through Decem­ ber of last year our market there handled only 220 pints; (or the iarr\e month In 1U43, with only fiOO acres planted to berries, !>", 791 plnta were sold on our p l a t ­ form; and In December nf IP 12. with about (hr name acreage a» Ibis year, shipments tntalml JilP. ttH pints Plant City is the pi in cipal straw b erry growing Imri of Florida, as th ere probably i< not more than 300 acies of P er­ ries in all the re s t of the S late. Conditions a t specific m arkets he described as followi; "F lo rid a City is e.p ectin g a heavy volume of tomnloes, beans and squash this week Tomatoes are selling from I3.1HI to Jli Ml, squash from f.'i.bn lu |fi bU. and beans at Weather is s.iid to l>« excellent, "P aho k ec had a severe frost in some spots last week, aud It aptiears th a t between 1,000 nod 2,000 acres of tender crops winch were replanted a fte r the Docent- | ber 15th frost were killed. Ice deposita form ed, on cabbage, but it I* too early to accurately de tcrmlnc the ex te n t of the d a m a g r A gencrou* volume uf cabbage and celery li expected this week, with a sm all movement of squash, | r « s l l s M < Os !*>■« r * . r l i into ■*pec in I labor hiwt tiilioitii. Director Wilson Watchmaker's Job Hits Price Rise Is Told Rotarians For Strawberries By W. E. Kader Hfttily-wmmi!(*(! (I e r nt tt n columns fell Imck today to­ ward the Sh-gfried Lint' from llu-ir collapsing Belifinn pocI ) kct as f\v Russian offetjsivi-s , broke out in a widespread area on the eastern front. Berlin reported lua11Is sweep­ ing the entire tlOD miles from f Budnpest to the Baltic after the Reds launched new' drives on Poland nml Font Piuavia The Russians urv now sto rm ing w estw ard in seven sectors ■111 I vvitrliilf (1 I'fFaa) The pm»ible ou*iog of F rem lrr h u n ia k i hol*o hers u * r of Japzne*e m ilitary fr * r r * « U » a* hinted hy the Japanese Homci S ' r s i A g rn r) tods* It -tiid th at poliliral circle* in J a p a n had tw-rft *plil uiuler a “dettiind I*y Organized labsir ijne* U*»nre the IN T H E D E E P E S T P E N E T R A T IO N v« of the South China S«a, House military nflnir* r n m m i t t t f t!.S T h ird FlrH unit* hnvr hu rlnt bum lm l* of r ^ r r l e r lu n r d tilnnr> this week to oppose- the work or u^uiniKt four Ja|innr«e tftiivoyt brtirv.l t h:ivr l»**rri nrt th r i r vi.iv m fljfhi hill, which ( ’ hair mini And* Luzon, Miilimg I wriity-fi% v -*h»|*w .«*••! daimiging th i r l r r i i At 'h r ! rew J May (IK. K> I. hops** to | sBim* time. u ( t a r U were tiir rin l *.*1 m tO't:tlhiti>)ru> Ifplwpin Sitti'nii j hiAVi ready for n»M*r tHhsidern nod ( ninnuth Ibiy in F r r n r h I ml*-* • iiin.i ami ihirl> nine plm**-. .It* | iion tiv Fii«ln> May open■« itir hcoond ami f i i m l j Mroyisl. Both 1‘um‘p art* wi*|| krootu .1 r,. ii>>r »$?(*>. ukc*! by (hr t-nrmv week of ht'anrvM on his fitca'iiiie fc'r tcpnii vhtirk uimI um U of lh« Ion flrrt may u h u l u o r Lr?fi t<>4ln> It | rovnle* that all men itru fk hy our flier*. (Intel iintuuiai 1 In-tween 1H and 45 ^rt n v»nr job or remain on Uw* one they have (Hr A i w t s w i r t o . i ^ Ya n k s On L uzon C o n ­ t i nue To M a k e A d ­ v ances C r o s s i n g I m ­ p o r t a n t Ajrno R i v e r I (inks And Troops Mm (• To I'Vnnt N F W A H K . Ju n 15, Id*!— A j Em ail official »nitl today thn- k nine wai worker* who struck nl L the nubberset ('ompany hnvc l i en •‘ pereintorilty** d rafte d Washington said it i* thi f i r i rrp4irtc«I "w ork or f i i f f h t ca*e of it* kind PARIS, / a n . 15. f . t F J — Allied arm ies h a t e captured 37,894 G erman* since th e N a il counter offensive began on Dee. 18. This increased the number of prisoners aince the French invasion In 844,891. Meanwhile the American First Army tfrnve to within a mile and a h alf of the -omm uniratlons ra n t e r of l)nuffaille, the pivot of the new Improvised ( i r r m i n defenses in the flattening llrlglan Bulge. Fog, snowstorm and cold slowed the pace of the three Allied arm ies elsewhere and also grounded the s i r ­ men la te In the day. The First and T h ird Armies e s t a ­ blished contact southeast of Ijriv ch r, cu ttin g off another segment on th e western end of the salient. Nearly 1.300 A r-erican lum ber,, and fight era from lirltaln pounded four railroad y ard s In so u th ­ ern tierm any without Inter­ ference from N a il fighters. They raided Freiburg. Vug«burg, Ingulsladt, Hrutlinen. ** firs! A n i p ♦ - a ■ ifii^ • _=S M �. * <J l I’ i 4* f I **4» it r w n t r m n wxr+iim TH P . R A N F ftR O o. F t d f t f i W g W lM ®>Book’B«ffu est - ■ MONDAY, JA N U A R Y IS. 191 "A nd don’t think for n minute that there G erman* can't .ignl inn) diin t listen to anyone who a tt e m p t s to toll you th at fhe individual t i n m a n soldier Is 'n f r i i ' i r - When Prey s l a t t e d Jn-ir offensive on i)vcru)ih< i . iff/ it „ ' — feeling I* not eerlain pi oof you art- well. Nine out of leu (iituuis nrg led to hnvc aimiuil physical examinations. W hat iitocedtirv c.'lild k ' more wine th a n (lull o f avoid­ ing nirhlics* tiy maintaining health ? fly cheeking with u tillytHciatt at re g u la r intervals it ran be maintained or by call' lltg lino immediately when health h. iintm ued il r n n r Ire irp iin tili ' —— Hut there 1* a r o m p l r l r finality to tlwit wnicll hnnpcti. when 111*- doctor la enlletl loo late. It in also wine In have votir n ii o r n u l l u m filled pro m ptly and perfectly. _ Thin i- Ihe '.'illlL, oAm*UW.p lr» of Edilurinl a d r i r l o c i n r u U ' appearing in thin imper rarh POPE WE MQUJTHE S|«5WtR8b “ NO P0U1ICAW j I . r t t E 'I H l T i w e '. .h ap M stv es. . ■''"MftVvy I ‘‘Ours U trip only country when1 Tibet gem-iully go In jnurs, fur worker* can no into the industrial I hr lM-iist, unless iimrt:ili<- weundplants utul work with t!w know­ cd will charge fumiUhly nl Fils ledge that they will not t«- a t t a c k e r Iniinlwil nut U’Idii’ , hey .|U|*li the) i il.nl y :.hift In England evcryhwlv in ilraftnl. These work **e *o into a -Ideloey to work, N inety-three P e r ­ not know mi; whether they will t-nrnr out alive When a German c e n t D e f y Disease I'Uii hoiuh hits ii fnetory. they remove the ilou.l Inslies ami the By W.V Bitting ivnumlctl, rlcnn out that pint of Tiijchtmi Driij C«. 'th e plant tlmt Is wrecked and co on with their work. T h ough you feel well tlmt fV*n«-.*.iv,Ae3K5vSl«*-hr T-tTnUiftw "WHIZZ" Ktfr9rr W hy nrit lion-political p u b lic ‘in s til tit b u n su seldom ru mcnilK-red in w ills? Schools, libriirii-a. lumnlf- " f h e a lth , p ark bo ard s, ra re ly find ta x m oney i-iiough for nil tin K « U » H fUi rl« u p JH rf OrV*l»#r f t . itlft* at t k f l’»«f Offl## thirtfTH th ey w ould like to do. P u b lic -sp irite d n t i / e n s ra re ly : leave fu n d s to h c fp -th rm o u t fim m etally. All th e m o re unu su al is th e will of C lem ent V H itte r, 'a C hicago bopknoJliu'. lie le ft to th e A m e iia tn l.ib ra ry AsI.Hodution $ 1,000 to In- d iv id ed in v a ry in g a m o u n ts am o n g ' lib ra rie s In In d ia n a , Illinois, M ichigan. low n, Ohio. W iscon­ sin a n d P e n n sy lv a n ia w ith incom es o f less th a n $3,500 a ytytr. A w ard s /ire m ade yit th e rccutnnurm htliun of s ta te lib ra ry nssocinU oiis . So fu r ch eck s h av e been sent to 111 lib ra rie s. M r; a n t i c * * . c a r d s *1 slalln n * a n * ml M ost c o m m u n itie s se rv e d by sm all lih n ir.e s are sm all ml* fo r M r ►«!»«< •* 4> w i l l S« c h a r * * * Im l thwmnelves, iititl f a r from rich . Hut m any of th em do not n h r n M M rain*. . sup|K irt th e ir lib ra rie s as well ns th e y could. T h e c o n sta n t la U l4 Vp m r « r o n * sf* * * * la and g ro w in g need s of n lib ra ry develo p in g not only in .tv**. | « r _ r r a m r s H T k r lle r a lc size b u t in q u a lity and v a rie ty o f its se rv ic e s a re seldom l a «fc* M l l * a « l O a t s e l ■ < * * M l * l a i M t t l e c a * r * a s a l o t a i a a * In t h * U r i t fully a p p re c ia te d by Gitfccn*. U sually lib ra ria n s a r e too w l r l l l f ! ml I S * r e u n i f y w l l k a r i a hudy n t th e ir ow n jo b s to bilk a b o u t lib ra ry needs. S a a i k « w t s a r i r n in p U t M * * H H ut an y sm all co m m u n ity nuty co n tain a fu tu re A b r a ­ f b # H # r « li U i n r M b t r #f T h e M 4 r | M t H Pr**m n M r h Is rmrUi> ham Lincoln. efwy’Cb' re a d in g books fro m -n n y - mwuxu. A ll ? * l r r a l l t l t i <• t h e «Mf l # r »#- co n ta in you n g -pvirplc m oving to w a rd u se fu l liveJtooks i b lin U ttH t f nil i f t i i 4 U |t i l r b r > help U w m .nil. 'M u re-g ifts like R i tte r ’s w ould be a blesaim ;. af ' l*. ac * .f i ii -a inua ”» w K ; T i v n i r . b u t b e s t o f fill is to have tile ja o p le a c t f o r ’th e ir lila a i’ie» W ll.h ,d k r r r l a . II a ta h 4 * I n r r a a h l t e a l U n *1 ■n e ­ wt t b a a l r k r , k a r r i * a t o win* r * - .MONDAY. JANUARY 13. W15 --------------- T~ Ccazyoor.jAial Dumb i n iHi»c your cj >ppr pitpei . . M O IO H HALES VUE. A witr comv»|notd*'iil in tjic Philippiucs ao>!' tl BIIILB VEK.HK FOH TODAY wi'o g o in g crjtzy. lie Imiwn his kxinlkt on such facts u lie n ay s they ‘Hhrwvv away litoir plums in » rage B E C A R E F U L NOT TO PHI FT W T O ’MCANtNGt,V.BA f’KUK aomutTiipg'' go*"1 wrong, anil in ■Uwir ftghYny <tu*y absurd as to tjirow little bin id grenade- i*• * MONY; BE SlNCERK AND MD B I L L BE GREATLY UIMIKI KU covured wi(i> Utuuv orutoi . AND .HELPED: A« ..ft »» v* T h is dousii I ooce.ssio’ilv mctin i#i*ui»it>. imwev il m a y ite. R ut Ahey ej-rUtiuly a r e very d u m b and 111 nil jit iiittuy w ays. And tliu l i« one re a so n why ll g e ttin g licked w luirever Ute odds m e not overwltt* Before In tarlon in ih o ir tjLVor ( F r o m The Buokfrlluw Footrj Anuiial, IU44I W /tr, is , n .bitHtness liu il JV ipiires eulm iich- uinl AH day the walerfriml at Bidim nw nt. n o t la iitrm n s "H e tiMil ruUttlt hi» ow n sp irit rang the tic rjp tu re . " js g te a le r th a n h e th a j ta k e tli a eil; W it h ahlpwirlght’s h a m m r r . Where th a t is oldy Im lf of Hut p ic tu re . If lie fails in *uH «oi the (to u t IriremeC Docked w raith (rum A f iu o . thru will m il be t l ’l y go»xl lit lu llin g c itie s « a l tKli broad kiul it rink Dos cup. y* proclaim the U m l' rteuln till h« coma.— 1 Cor. I 1 " H rowers snug I d myriad luitguvs II was a ;ilu<• for dr cams Two alratiger* Watched Ope urm; ed thro ug h UvsrrJH lip., A aold.tr with plumed hrlinnt and fa r g a t e S tay ed for the mending *<( hu. »Jorm-wrecked ships. It* wai un UUndif and knew their * » ) • T h . Vthnr sec med a shepherd, artisan A n d ntllur ’ buughl Ins cattln, yet his cb<ak BI*W out a* one who strides be­ fore s clan Their glances met The Courtly Grecian spake •T *m Odysaeu:, »t«r L aertes’ son." "I the Jew Moars," said (he other one. rMHUI-AJI MAI Mrs. Franklin L’ Roosevelt a s been natned Woman of the c a r bf the National Council of Ifjfrt1 Women. Have you bought th at IWtlicenic tag yet? il not. il piny cost you something e x tr a in the Ttsxt day ot two Th* CIO hn* renewed IU “110 • tr ik e pledge.” Just to show UnAmerican peoule it still h*« * good secure ol lu m o i. The Onl In p poll reveal) Uk >I la m e JJl.OOo.OOO Aowricanr lend ootdi during the week IroDuc Citriltm**. The re s t of th»in w aited until th c ^ y e k after. A D M ISSIO N 10c — (T a x Inci.y — S K ItV IC K 30c JtuadiiiR Y o u r N ew H piipfr Kdiiui tiiid Publisher |dint a ;t bit f»l wiw aniii.icl t*’ I i O U J ! j h mtwspripcr rctidure. tidliug I hem bow I buy cun gel the j most benefit ml d llmi leiiding: | l>H< lie! you COlllll ll.llc Wlltlon title. Indll'l III.Ill HI' Hiu-ciui ‘ liluiikuDiie the figblim' D-’ui m l itu*v it You tire u new simper ■ euder. Since join Itrsl esiinics. . AIAN 1 \ htn | I|UK lui. » tliuc ill .iskisl .III lurati.m it........... You kripw what you rend mul why you read it M.iv Ijc ■ '••u I n«Mi«i .-ii. .<1 th* fioftl rout " P h i y»u c fc i .iv - luoidl* 1 Ilii -■ -i s i u i I with I tie front I'ltge— miivln* y o u ' r e « h | i o c 1k u m | j h *’ l ’“ ‘ ^ lo c 111 .lujll-uln.sled laoca of f.aal or o s I tit. I a t ,,T* -i-niiiybc you fum y ' ’financial." Kvery man t" In tre-te. A j (u(1)il not- th e ' Incvi- inMif ; muiiillon limt m * u n c i v i l ■uih , r l i u . nr those ill the ( .arm anil icc l>ri."I.--- i!ici auI'.ijoii newspaper hn-- u lot of loom to move hiouiii! in. fu-tri • fight ••ho <all .n r i an u h i tlu r iitotci lu ll on «lu o i’ ! nil v\u Bl|t how nlioiil vour stale of iiiiml ns you rend Vmii jtbick (Mill unit a l e Ui|d J » e , fj|,| vuti aver lev I dll' iIII" iitci imper ? "YVi' ho|M' it’s u* ito|iusitive us a child Wu tiuiu ( J J *1 in c l o r d lltrii uiolu ■i,,... like thill when won tunul. j ml M you’re no h.t-ond tun lender that you lollow thmugli u f,„ , have iu> iin a n rJ a n th i a r t c ILUlull Und Idn.' n o m ulil LU. duii h n k home bcs'aasv . £ , 1|||,1 >on were n iith c l liamiivau | Tlur*’ Atnry lo gel the full incture We hup** you seek out ci)" j tintinges riicv Wiiavd ovl frutu a ca..c if 11. ..* ft is.* .a.,iui editorials mid 111*’ eotiinmiMs . . in get the banaiii **f [ l|«-.-.c >«l"llLmn* in i iiLsr.1 hv ■ etn ggm g lhr«tigli llci ini , varied uiewpointr. We hope you hove a healthy upiwtile int j lit.' utt.'iitiun of .liy am,) ui), 1 -|c»h, i U v IU .mil hi) d o oi thcv'll apoc.l uy j'ro-^^ut-e ; mul dhfvYtai c v ,n r 1,* < 'I’ d) (he helpful advert iputneiilr*. | hgi|i< Ic mldior*' llvi s vllt hsudlc « IlMoklond *•( >i udn lim We hope you don't stop here. We hope you yjwwlv i ducti ml tin wai will kv won wlnm Ihc l u l l 1* were -.i l.. i** j ■jwi.gii soek out the mum imfiorlnnt shiupT tUrliks. We hope you l,r *’ icc tilid frn/ail logcthci InUMUrc 1 In li n e f eat up the mtereatnig teutures W« hope you read gruudily ri tcuwilt rv m w .Too) l.l.i Uu;rr w-us no imulm " i n . u n i t fill |h. Your newspaper it> t .ini antrae ne«i. r „|. 11 K ku-ii iigtvii. .'orill-, t»> keen them d r y ! ’ |•-••iim-i the s t a f f of licn*ral T i n t , he .uy». i* what lie said All rcaditigs siurls with your iiewapaircT- Witun yoitjcrl> Fdoriihovtei who has A uiciiciui nrf Imng i'.mi know your newspaper well . . . the nnWb-Wkwkllcn anti Hlirr | to the United B t o p a - every ifsv tm.lUc Idurlllg v n l f n i don't k finu mag« 7.'tie.H hold greater values for you. Whun you know . nVJVt ling up with n. lirrn in n front, nlmpb’ tncnllje of the fiuhiin) your newspaper well . . today’s apiohdid Itooks uii so biui b in fwradon —1<> t c l l j trstnendoiii d cstrartiim if .his I liir real conildiuna, war uf nttrltiun mid Im rm ue .he j many vital ntib/ecLn, hlend into u pattern to mukc you broad i Aim­ r." . folk* at hutuc. niin)*' oriijiln.i i i p w er of view, ntroiiger of know ledge. ' Ho^eiigrm atrcs**d die 01 in the past few in onlh, In | i v (y Tile future of your world hinges on you . . . the well., n c H for eottnn d in k vision* of i|n r a m MClui.. nine | I > vivid pit-1ore of where let down in nr-dn etu m j 'y f informed ciUwju lad your newspaper continue fr.und. amt hla due*, ninmifaulnrcd AH tin* Is liatineuiiig. i n v l/nl ( j counsellor, eritic. U ve with it longer. Sturdy type on news and lls of Dtalr. |iU)> " n r otirl R'lMUUfrrli. -vhlle .In tun r t U | print has over he»:n the banner of /rue men. ^ J| iJor role* In the Imltlr lean aids In Kmo|>c are .'minuet j | ] Methods of newspaper reading differ, according to tin | the German* out of Garninny. the nation th a t Ini* H j| lining Into fjguies Cvl- oU rtcd lily w ars of igurcaaiun frixiilmrs, fancy-frre imisiral f fun and fasrimtUnn! foUoiu TVs f jtccn fai ftata t IN IHt MHNIIMI DARUNG I tow cosa-At UAtlHA AAarVICAI MONA UAtif U3 VYKONJ^DAY and THIJIWDAY U. B. aanato rs complain over coddling of G trm nn w -i»fnv«i o v e r tn* find food wh|ep Is fed Uj*m In American prison csmp«B u t t h s t’s one w sy of Inducing th s m to surrender in large nyp)- Save Points i Q A ^ P j n N n S R O M A N C E - A T LAST* By lu tin g More Bakery Foods From HOIiB’S MOMK BAKERY Th* uvtirege yield for rvitlan Benjamin F ra n k lin helped *»• tahllili a m utanl f ire iutiu anrn per »rro III the Unlleil Htatei lmn company tn lh e'1 J iiit* d Ktalea in barn a little mur* Uwii aid (IIIAUTY AI.WAY8" 105 W. )nt Kt. Rhone (J61-J iKiimdx for the past three year-. MM. Moa for hn|n«»lc»d W* [or IMS? 'Batter look .(ftto JL K ly toft^fid# tMUetta # Mp i ila can requrtil ttic locos Tribune. Appttcattpn 11« somntead trwmptUm hgs to bo HAIR QF VViS£5 CENTRAL QFFJCS v EQUIPMENT 'k — "Wew Cliov rokt T r ih’Kh - ’ ’ a- Ejpeft Service Dcpartwept ‘ n ’- I-a # ^ ^ - «micriur Auto FAlnling . . A n Vsp ®nk J*! Ifillialicd Burly Work r iij poti of tha tw ip n iM t M «d«) to Bhw t«i^»h«t« * * n lu . T fiv t m oil bo n poir of w im iaodlng -4k — Genuine fttrpi T / i i ■’ ,- T V t y . i w T ~bf ★ rr -T .-"nr •" , •.) ' LQ W C p s U f ^ C s r s / . — • - *' t ' ' - ■ •■dorftoiNM) coblo, iwitchboonfi and muoxat oi cyatrql oftico cguipoMtl. . JP F ‘ i v F4 Ihktk wa kaow how you row. AM w * would Uk. M Yoj. «o«U likA II .10 ImfoU It for you now. . i * M oi loag q» tkp fteadt of tror Nova firtf a w it Wh*n w« coapot g h t yow.M nko it moy M > bocauM of-tbo ihortofo of o m or oil of lhc*« V? p c rttm va tttn j tor u n x ? , onijf obout *»*o jkW c#oM bo OOoMif bwtmmoah ...................... w t* *? V ■w »or botoo > t ir n «ftM fk n i *. * rictmy. * �Monday. January i : n» i!»i: th e sanford h erald. :'.a n i o r d , f l o r id \ i' a l F. i HRKK Social Calendar 1)1 MrsEdRar Mitchell MONDAY The Ihi-inrv. \ \ orruinR e i n ' e . national or^antfutioii at u mr« I of the r ir«l O iu r c h \% !l j, in u Knilay mi: r rolay of the I. hmI Snllu* n ir r e t in thi* annex u\ * Ol) I i linrrisiott ( h n | t r i . b au ig hlrr- ol v^*nir I'a^t \Mnl l n t rue* roc* t lull ol the «..v .i American AiiteiiiMii The Pant lt«volutmil. ut th«« L nstc.n S ta r will hold . 1- ni> t j)0„ t. ,,f Mt* Kdgar M i trh i l’. n u l l dinner nml initiation mi the i M,|h Mi* t It IhUniill an *u Masonic* Hall at *1 10 P M The 1h.mlcnn junior lout m a t i on. M»J««* i .. . ,, .ii iU* »h »»•••» gw* . Mr- » I* Hay. roue it. , *nl cirley, »\*ill ’ , Wi ntu\ Mr- I. I ^ TUI SI)AY i p"h ’l ,,V,M t ' “ ^iiie**ti(ig mIii mi; •l.mghti Shirley. ■> i i i u ’ i i i 4i < 1 ' h u ll lu iiM iiith T irjm it* w ere The R W. wait* Hiblr < la* , , , . * .| Wo „ rail Ulol d iu - i» 'i ** l III « • lii'inrn i»I Suv ullli.ih. the P i n t Mcthodi-i i h o t-li \% il . ,, , *. , Uu Ai i k eii .1 with Mi meet at H:0U r M. .»l ilo- lioiio*, . . ... . I. i». Price. ol Mr*. K*rai F n r ........... U k . p " * 1 ' ,riL , A » * * * Monroe Ron,I rooted into II... rim ,tier M .„ .Hid Mrs. F ran k I*. Winil WI'IIN l-'SIl " j If«o»» I Lot on i ..u t.I ..'i the |-n«>. ■ i a le recviwiiR 1'oliKCutU } The Civic I'h.jM.tme.,. II,. I »f »:*rl « < • ' * ’» ..... lutnum uj on t h r u litth uc*il(Ung W om an’* Cluh will •««.< . . . . . . . . r i " " ' ' . ' . T M v l a» M itrnni v which th ey colehratet) <ll*h luhrheon :.i I J t . t I* M «u. .1 . o l o u l ...coo. Saturday Jan Mr*. F ran k Fvni>*. M.- I I ...lie | » M ,» •'l ' ,,h cl1 WlllUm*. M n V. h L*»v>» *-.•> wil»<Uoi~. iWllr VMdVmvPf. whi* Mr*. J. N f •tttnn ufll t n ' t i . i . t . . . . F rr* cm wrr. ,'l. Ray Mi* ceii ill. threatened wit h r t There wil. n t \hn> Mio*rh, Mr* !,«•. Mr* r*(nlli|.«. lu u 'u io “i d M m r e c u p e r a t i n g out ■Service W lvr *1 ( lt.li it. On- 1,1.m .v ; Ml* M.lrhrll, Mi* Hhu m ii i . M i - i«ta loiilv at the home o( Man o f the USO flu li «l X tin I* M ' W II llnlhi.l. Mi. K II I'll- l it c 11.» 11wen on the Country tl u l. incitl*. Mr*. .1 II Kiw.t. Mi*, h Hoad 1 K Kounnllnl. Mi*. II J I.ehnmn | Mr* S R |lii;hton and .Mm* Mi Hint Mrs. (’oij)y . U ^ U and Minion | two «liildrrn. who have U r n vis' It nil* Mr** l i e Me lie 11n 11ill ftfn*I • f*i Ho pan! fo.fr utoiithf i r t u n ed :s*i.: ,, *.-• ttr*t cour*a to dw*iertf Brcau.w of it* bland flavor, ir combine* *»p|| with many food* and *ea•uninir*. Too often, Amorican iu.ok* l.uvr Uiird it only to dab on lettuce and nerve a* salad. In unlitf r o t l a r e cheesa for main di*he*, ekilful *ra»onin* a , tii onion, paralry and t i c , rliopprd pimlento, grewn fiepper and c.-lery, or tom ato vauce la advinable. F o r added flavor and fond value, u*e chopped nut*, [w a n u t buffer, eg r r . an d a llfftv nil or fat. The chev*e need* no looklnit, only heatfrir for hot diehe*. but other in fred ie n ta with it may nee<i »oma cooking. Avoid tonK cooking or high heat which toughen* the curd* anil may cauea *wpa rating. C ottage Cheeve I’atlie* A deliciou* h^t di*h for dlaner i< co ttage cheete pattfe*. F.nough »(•• rut l\ 'I i Ariu-it’* inutbri *bciii*- in l>r|^«iid w he n hr Iim- for five may be made with I cup co ttage cheese, 1 cup bread in «rptii 1 u piisitmn. cniinb*. 3 tab1e*poon* savory fat Tin.mu'. **;i* h.t*lc** v i J J cu p p ean u t butter, | / t Vi*. iU-n k. <.\imo t\n- re J u r * i H«iiii « I'fifi Wi'iti ve< n u t m a t t . \\.eanut» a i m s ! -*ur-< tftax * • » I i. • it ic. now ..il .otive «IhI » on- giunli, I 3 teaapiMin powdered el Ii. m. i . h .niiiex mi ( f . I 3 traf|KMin powdered • a •<O t «• Xdiiund llomui' h u A . of f |l « l « m r m , a*d • * 11... foil I 1 III S. n|( v%( -I l 'to d u lu i - tilt me, 1 talde*| oon milk. e|m I • «| I*. > n t i I •*i t h e neve v«*m I ph - | hh>ii *oda, I leaa|Mwin *alt, RIRTII A.VXIM M T M K V T iiitcd * \e» lit ID' offn ei I 1 lra*|x>on pepper, 3 tabla.vpoon* Mr. »nil Mr* llernuiii I ( l.i*. <hail man'. Mi - 1C I I hoina/k Mi * li .|I m».ii d hm e a r i i n Mi % * ‘ u r r i c Ninpt li*a e n lis tm e n t. Mm in I In |o | lliei \ mil t \S ell- ol . Impped onion. an nou nce the lurtli »f n Min S \ K I c e . Ilitle s t u d y . Mr* ! Sao to id l>i**olve *o«la in milk and work Vhoma* Lee. .1an I I at M.e llui T lla td v . «h*vot mitnl. Mi ­ into <bee*e to remove o d d flavor: lovr (ienernl 11.>*>|. ili. I Mr* Ilo*.' I n ’ h in d to. i^h ( ••iiuiHifiit y mm in Iho io rtu ri A lie. M.iili.iie \l II* lit y VS If•»l«I and her i ...>k onion in u little fat until K iel)-. M l* II M F r u t • r , p i ii h a \c returned to l inden. | tender tint not brown. Then mi* Mr. and Mm. Alvin Odhnm un i g»i»Mi :imil I i i i I i I k i IV. MI r - . lo l. n i . l \ .1 • ttei Aiifndinif tin* holiday* i onion nrid peanut b u tte r thorough nounce th e Inrlh «l ii il.mithlei I M i l l e r . l.t. fil l l l l l . M l - A J I V t 1 .* ith Mm II dlil*** parent-. Mr ly with cheese. Mi* seatoning* Mr . 1 \ O n r h n r u Ann on 'I Imr-.ln. Inn , n - u n , lieMII* Mil - li t *t Oil M« K II M n i r h e n d . J and chopped nula with crumb* i l In the Ornniri (leli. m l In-* | P h i l l i p i , | C| *••»«.t| '.As•i k e 1. M l . cheese m ixture and Mi - 11old w ill (hitei | t 'undone pitul in Orlunilr. Mr* «(.Ihui.i • » \N M i I r *>. *1* i.i 1, M i ■ i! i : tin Form Into flat Vi in\ ( ixilutii mir-eN c o i p - , riiniili mixture. will be rem ember.-.1 n« tin- f u i m n , l U ’l l d . >.i i dinti li •mu* illb >1 ii«..|ji l »• Roll in fine crumb* or • •n w d l M‘iiiniii w ith In- cuke* S tum (. «r i.i r ! lor* William* ' (Ill ft V M i .••in im-nl Fry a delicate brown ■I . . cot A ftei (••11* 1Ml 1 >i - HIS* M | hi » little hot fat in a frying pan fr v fb m i » i VAI »1* 1*1 Ac l t-v It.-ei ce *t once. The m ixture should . . I'.,»r-In* l " t * l r * * II Mi l*e verj stiff because t be cheese !.. H . ft. 1111 A 1•I g 1'••(••r >ee len d , to .o fte n In Cmikin* I r va , Mi , i i NS K .d M i* 1 Omelet Idt.ihp* ’ ' .* r '! f r. .... \T • i i.iinite cheese I* i Imi goiai in M h V U d k c VA4 ■ el«** 1•• 1 ^t d. Mr M* lx,111 r e i i i ’ li Mr ..luelet An omelet for two may •U e l (Id l > . lt ( ( M f d r n r r * ' ( -d id i|i 1 .•*•, V 1 M» ' l«- made t h l . way: Separate 3 r •, • 1 b a r I n i * ( h r S . t r ' f o f M ille t a u . l M 1egg* and beat white* end yolk* _ • • • t i n g id h e r ‘ I n li n e K m - e p a i a lr ly To lieaien yolk, add 3 • »• Mg T h e tr e n to t windfall of r*tr* tatde*|mon* milk, 3 table.pcams I • * .ae r r t' l •*-•*(>< n l ( h r r n r r ( rtd point* »v»r u *nm* uu* rbopited pim lento or green pepper, nth. a n d each monili l>.lln» * • w h ich M rH a rry lire I 3 tea.|a>on salt, 3 tablespoons I of, to American liou »r»n e» *^ i m m a n pie-idr*d IM hei lhrou*lwut Uie tvuntry co llage cheese. Fold yolk m i l ••'f • ci * elite«t w rre Vtr11|« II. Motile g i a n d . lure into stiffly lieaten whites. M i* II I 3] million r i t r t n-dpotr l. »nI ' ) hI|*c i - v ic e * h a l i m a n **»* I l'»r i.l* • *;t r l h e m gul.n r l i t i - m i • proilniatclr will u- ha'iilwl mil Hear 3 tablespoon* fat in frying V i M u Iteyrxddr. -»*• r»07 meat de.hr* in rutum-'i* et 41* • >f tin* S c t m n o l c P c h e k ill pan I'our in omelet m u t u r e '[• a . n r wtio turn In uwd la u in »n ut I .. Igc i m|m » It I half **l.i v • \ (••! I uok at low heat. M ir lop of » ( i Ih»* hu-iiie--(*-% !* * i Victory dm * for Um r w »*I • f Uni • i a t l h r ) r nt» i * (I Hall the omelet m sy be d o w n e d in Mi • I >ii k r i ■on n ot e d the medicines. ’ >» •tuf 11 r in e r t tup !1 i l l Itio oven rubtirr. f«*«|w od a t, , g:tr • • i* •(» * ! j: jt * m r aaA r l t o f i i e d h \ »•• . n i »t* met drtd otlirr * * n*i tni* • iieiiilici hi | he pu t.h r * ! J 11 vv.i* mi V t t h e in *4 m e e t i n g bstUefWUl and Iioh.p liont h i bo I 'll* k l i (•!•«•» •nch uound of fat* turn d pi *• .Hired Mi a Ali i .1 T h r (iriivral Kdacalion Hoard, If a n tfit»iiMi#*.| t h a t lift A r •very housewife i* rniitlr<l i«* w hirh d o n mo-t of itw work ill k p u t v | ici.lefit of I i* • 11o I Hi I hi a !• va ill |»lnnf ii red points. \%a** i n r n r po r at r »l a ill n-t.ill o f f u e r- f*»i 11 i» i *i • H •*. ii - a* H»* s.ittfeirU ( i u i r m i i i i 1 ■o u t h e r n The need for used tx 9» it still n iK vent i *-« li I Mr f V M «r*|| gave by ( o n u r t ' i in 1V03. u r f r o t Women uifM to »»vr .Mrs. 'I'liomas Hostess To llaptist Circle One A Mrs. Wilke Fleeted Harden Circle Head UNCLE SAMTO HAND OUT 32,000,000 EXTRA RED POINTS Mrs. II. K. Cordell Presides At .Meeting fv e ry drop , every s|Hjoufui of possible and keep ssvli.g until unal final Victory o\cr Uuh Osrmsny and Jspaa C'hnfirig if^ h c * w rrr .1 |"l ti In th«» invrritinn of fhlnm rv « ni si •'n o about m liix lu rrii 11!00. in t in ti‘i r - i on t h r •g ami m fni niftivo • »it*jc- i of ’MiriN " g lun i THE IMPORTANCE OF TIME! an talk ul*| n l i n t SK O f f i c e r , o f th e Sanford Naval A ir S t a t io n a r e mi iti'il to a n o p e n h m i . e ut th e I'm ii.lt Mou se. F o u r t h S t r e e t and Magnolia Ave| run* a t It iki F M Thursday. s p o n s o r e d h i 'h o He. r e a l ion Hi • i . i o n o f ' to !•* ill I Ic f i lice ' null John Ms eficld. before he tiecame poet Inurente ( of Fnglund, worked in New VXirk Tily In a bakery .Imp, a lively stable, a saloon, nml finally a carpet fac­ tory in Vonker* X a. NEW Pirturrd follnwing t h n r ^tsld.ng ........ ... I* Poa*||, (In* ftirm rr Mi-- N u n n Miglii.i i l.’cadin i*ell \ a.. Mi*- Angtdiu M crm Ii Mi-* II-U n lint 1 Powrll, Jnr Mct'aulntia .Mi-- J a n r T h i k |». n Mi m M anfi Mu« S u - a n Kirtlrx IJ .t. cit M I'd • F I• .»11••i orguM • II J 1 . . *1 f <l (•!».! A WANT AD IN -VYO NEW5FAP1K ^ the a ..I.l M* I ta li- •I Mi III • III ..f II. Willi it iii'tt flat li t ing |n nnniis'itf uav«* tin hair iIii A > lt-.lt » II, ft Ills’ w ill i l l ' l l . Iif l'l V |*ll I l u l l tin \|t sin l l I t I «•«•• i m l I Mg I. I Its* f.M till' \ g 1 1II I t . • A N N ’S MIR \S()L m : \ r r v s a l o n 11 I 'it r k V i c I’hnttc 71" • III «• ml •, P 3^ M I* T lift hi >t(«| | . . ■ i iv 11 t in H.(t f I lndi4f>a|M \| T H IN G S i i i i i | i i ■ •( d i n t Mr Mu- II I 11Vr*r ••(•ratio o|..» ■ a* IL »t t -*t»t r O f t uuM. .Ittd * lit** ii 11 • »• • ••*• 1 «» e. t.s bt sipiii h ' (tr iih-riM e ' f lo • 1 (Hi. r • I >**..(# t**n• • e *e- * h\ liri find her S *a .'ll. . f , 1 ... t M a* Mai '*................. <jf nf O I.I) MOW YKAR (.LAMOR .i ■i * in Hi in d i . i t i U a f t i*i in •*. s it di Mk . (Slid •d l l h T 4 * In f r u n t ■f Mi r f il t . i r M i l e va >. •• - A t .1. I* .11 A *a• o n .»iii. h O n »• i u a n t i g f ....fit k M•* 11 It* n - t tin to S lio n tin tak n YOUR Your Diirariird Furoilura, K io « , Hitllo, HlrjrU , TopU« few Hoi. eaa be sold with m in I n l r ’ >| m r r*l VAit h VA>111• • • • • . til'll - 1 I'f • 1' A | 'S* 1 VAH«■ l i g h t e d 1 b\ i r r m • ‘ III V A1. 1( »• t •t id-1 l a p r i - h i • fit t tie . iu . r d e . l i M r* 11. i’ llrard nll V i r n u r mid li m i t I •a v l * . I rulr. l S l a t * - .Nm v u I !<• «•» \ r • Xrhun»*rsl thn r w rildinif \n w At d (Ml i i N |«K*k the r v r lu t if t * • D tc Id i i i thi* p i r - i i i r i * ..f it l a l i V r - .1 fi*l H n - r f t i r n d Ur llm ri-o ii ltn\ A m i' d i pu* t< r . f (In* i l i u i i h , i c a d P dntilslr r in g *< i \ m l»rf**ii* •• alt i f *»li w h irh lull f i c l w hit taper* u ni w h lih wn- « *♦ w i t h 11.« ifitklt n .ip,ii « t . eat h ..Ic ».f t In i | h >* urn **f V tin i t . a n Ih*m 111 \ •(•!(»( t MtM* and FOR IIKAD FIRST ii % *«//( Ml •lelik' M in tii* l.u, T I llistt t * ‘‘ I «a| i* t Iiu| mi ..f i * I ' r r li> . i Ii i.l. in « if. Mi- * tindYM D.igin* •In •i if l»t i i .Mr »’ d Mi H h I *a tr »•• r«*l S|mi*h r.m rtl . .f v f l .n I ..g». I'.. t n i ! * H u m ail', 'din t Miss Carolyn Dagiic, In Camllvlighl Ceremony, W eds Kane T r a \is , I'SNIt belirdi' I N . pt ia l l i n n ! . |I H nintl lX I'ow e l l rd I I ...... . I • v a II M t - .* I' W1*11 K m tg ll M ONEY i, It It 0 h«lll t I I If f - *f - l r r \ ( ,aMd t thr full iV(*t\ slt|i|K Alice D urr Miller wrote “T hr with a rlrruliii tr.iiM II. ' White Cliffs of Dover’’ In her tip Hhl-IUtl V» t I 1%. New York a p a rtm e n t which over­ r l t h r r - i d r (if l Jllll. oearleH i p r a y of •u .Hurt* looks the E a s t Hirer. *omi She m r n r t l ii M tute i\ ! % %it Ii ’ Id..- | • ntiM * 1 v ,® ' i .I l v i ts fftV fr«l p riv rr 1 ad • ef I w IIM II 1 llodega is th r Spanish name foi •*a» a -Ingle imi —hili • e.dnd a wine storehouse or cellar, tan and fnim nm<>ng I hi l.*u V »*- Ilf the name has been adopted in t h e InMik fell L.itg a h 11r -lit li tnnny lands to designate a plare ribbon ilri -filer* M l» - I ’l ' M r l l a n d \t where win. i* sold. *mr» a 111r« «l in dll I\ >f furh*i.i faille* i t.-e.f ..I | f a .- h lo n vd i d .** g m * f |i, Dashiell llsin m ett, American | t h e h a i r nf i * i i r h - g " I . * founder of th e "hardbolled - p r a y of t i n y A m r r m t i|*( Mt >»*•I .( lleim l y of d efectiv e fiction, w ai a lotebudi. I’lnkerton detectiv® f o r eight For h i - l*r»l m a n . Mr T m v i yeat-a, and worked on the Nicky rh o-e RtiMel Oyer. ..nr «>f htA rn steln and “ F a t t y ” Arbucklr la ia m a lr- nt the Knivrr*itv nf rasea. M li nn i- M ribc nl ( <d|i I >.i i i * h •T* W rrr Itirh n t.l V lid M artin 'special sale all th is w eek Phnirnhnti«*r .i la — mate- of du- grr«>*«m Th# hriib ’• itiMih. i s< i tult of Winter Mile Mill) • I ii* k x rfe-io rir- -n«l .% ®h* .Mev*ce of gardrM.M I >. ».». »n HARRY’S LIQUOR STORE B. 114 So. Park Avenue B. With America nt war, it ia more important than aver that trains, passenger or freight, run on time. . e In railroading, maintenance of Railroad Watcliea » t .’g* ' * * ’ to critical atandarda of accuracy, ia necessary. Such - watches are highly prized possessions among men whoso job it is to move millions of men and billions of tons across tho nation. Wo are proud that watches carried by railroad men in this territory, are serviced by us. It is our all ■ . , important war job, oven to tho extent of neglecting civilian work, unavoidable. 17 . sometimes v. Jf -• * ■*■ —’rtl ®~r- “ ’* “ m Our Railroads are doing a big job, and wa are more than willing to do our wnaD, but vary essential Berry Cup Brand Table W ine.......p t 49c (2) Dollies to a customer C » Garrett’s Fine Rhine W in e.......5th $1.07 t . R Pool's Elderberry W in e................ p t 79c U » Pool’s Grapefruit W in e................! p t 79c M Guild Pale Dry Sherry...............5th $1.56 --------■-L** z'- -sw* - %•—»* : ’• 1 • Ron Oliver Puerto Rican Rum .... p t $2.14 ;j . • **i v/r Ron Leo Puerto Rican R u m ..... 6th |3.69 * ' ! ------- L .. _ Y T- - ^ - »n London Dry G in ...........5th $$^3 E A *- General insurance S-nfordAlUnllc Nsl’ Bank Boom301 Phone 732 NKWS MAKING. SUN-CATCHING PLAY SUITS See our new collection of •’mafle-for-nction” piny clothes. Hun- midriff .siiitr* in “Cnrmcn Mirnndu” styles, double-duty chnrniert in Chintz, Seersucker, Butcher Linen, Chambray, and Shantung. g.95 to 2 2 ' 50 "d "£■ �f - ( • i ' i ”' r r V**»- 4 ." p ^ T c ^ v n — ^ “ • MONDAY, JANUARY 15. 1915 TnE,>M ANCO»U U ljU A L P , SAN K OH D, F L O R ID A SHANGHAI# Java! 'P la n e s *©n 'F o r m o sa n B a s e s Sponsor A n n u al Bird House Contest (V M l U a N i*tmm IMrfr Our) w a s captoresl an the extrem. western beachhead. T he rtrlttkh arntthrar-t ftiis nf •fensive gained headway with . __ Pcedjrjg Tiny* m,ty he o( any original design but the flunr shnul.l l>c of uld fly screen for d ra in a g e with side* t to 2 Inches Mich, «o the seeds and crumbs will not be blown off by the wind. I ip pahiltng house* select a hbhdu.'d color, soft d ark green, d a r k brown or gray. W hite is treat for Martin Houses. All p a in t m ust Ire dry l^ f o r e any bird house may be entcre.1 N azi Columns Fall Back To S ic g f r iv .d J t i j i i i . . <c»kl.**r« rr»m r*»« «*»' w a te r liarricr lieforr the Oder lliver In (lerninny—on » 37-mlle f n u i l , mid got within XJ mild* o f KrnVww. Thl* represented n -10-mile gain In three day*.' • CHAMOMyt J2-n.»le Icapfrcg amphibious ml ▼atire li s t n 11-wHe ilrlrc toWan Maislalny. nriltlh ('omnmnd.. crosses) the KataHan a n d I ^ m i . It Wars s o c th e a it ef Burma nno euotwrtsl livebon. Other l l r l t b l d riv e £ ” AN AMIRICAN TROOR CARRKR plane icutlr ri iimyjwi k- runta:/ilng fw*l and ammunition to Y an k troop* Isolated in Rastognr, flelgium. Tha ailppl'ea enabled the trnpjied forraa to hold out In th* town until Srd Afnijr unit* relieved Uieni. Signal Corps Hadiopbelo. (/n(cipaliujial) town isl Manila lay iUBMA k O / l D f Brlli;! ■f Vvnliwandm. erearesl the Rub* ihni onl f^ m is . Hirers southeast u ‘Btiratn ami captures! Myefcon Other British tfoon* advanced within n»i mites df Mandalay. A Sn.iMile extension o f the •' 8. 8 U lh Army beachhead in I.lnpaycit Gdlf to a total of Ift rtllea was announced by (Jen. itougla- Mac Arthur. Meant Ime Lank«ir*l -*peorh«wils ppohlng to want --Mardfit* rrosse.l the Al't.'Rlvrr oil the south at llnyniiihiini' 22 mile* Inland. Tile western side of the heurl. heml wji ritfn d rd 20 miles id up ul to Ihr road Junctl.ni of AIn inonis in <• swift drive north is.*.1 •• in. I t.fler rapture 'o f Port IIUCHO* JHahUng. y.imr cabbage, ctdlatv*, tu rnip s, railrsliv* un.l stfcct potatoes arc moving “ P o ultry producers in the Dade City area m e very provoked a t tha 3 -crnt drop ordeicd by Py. OPA an Jui.uury II for etnp>. There has been no ro rrrrp o n d ln g decrease in feed prices Producer* a r e inform ed th a t the government has foreign contracts it d i d . n o t have last vear yet is offering producers ft cent* Isas. Ilig j £ j ducers a r e gambling l.y increasing their flock* while small producers h a re been furred out of business. This m ark et handled UftO more rase* of eggs in lleeembcr than it did in the runic month in Mltlf, shipping $ I 1.000 wtilth of rjJEi in December, t o i l "O u r Titusville Market kitchen Is cunning h un ters' gnme, includ­ ing wild turkey, qin.il und ducks. Href, g rapefru it juice nnd turnip l|.# lls fsras nisi. Insists# a ■i s I ills u« ............... in iNSUAb O* RISKINO « drive deeper Into the Interior with Uie coaaequent chsnca of knocking oul U. SjR ippeut to China, tha Jnpanaae, according to military analysts, a rt bolding while making preparations for resist­ ing possible Allied landings on the Chins Coast. At the same time they are reported to be coneolltJattnjf a defense In dep'h a Itne of land eomrnunlcaUoru between Hankow and Hanoi. This line, running roufniy from ll*n|tow through Changsha, Hmgyanjt, Kweilin, I-hicbow, and Winding to Hanoi, la the overlandVuppty erarta being developed by the Jape to carry their,raw materia) from tha Dutch Fast Indiaa. With mo approach t<l U. H air and sea power to lha China coast, tha sea supply route to Japan can no longer be em­ ployed t.v the enemy to hill cause!Iv as In the p ast (fatarnattowat) Ml mil. t.»>k to tlo- ml^nrliii.i rail and highway junction ••! D n m o r i i . whore . ap li.re and* o ff nil .tiipaiirse ill Hie ■tnvl r c n s ta l urea fimn the main high Wnv trading Into the l l r n p " ' molllitniio. including the Suiniie . Philippine .a p il n l cily of ltag]ii". notv lalicv.si ill.1 seal of -f(ipano‘>r offteUls. villi. i *I I hr Ih i m I . ' i nr* *i i l u l E s t a t e Stiles— R e n ta ls — M o r t g a g e L o a n s D e jic n d a lil e I n s u r a n c e a n t i B o n d s ' R h o n e ‘J b O . R o o m e 4, F l o r i d a S t a l e B a n k B u i l d i n g »«"• MASSAGE STEAM BATHS C o lo n ic I r r ig a t io n s P h y s io — M rs. T h era p y S A D IE B Y ER S llruniley • I'ulestnn Bldg. Phone 051) for Appointment si . G E N E V si ai p J■ huiiRi; Ok* 1 IL.lii.a* a Mi ami Mm Wmlr (Cnulci m»m L|u| p '.t h c u lUital- tin'll Min rp j Bob lauulci .son hi tistinilli; in \ a .uul hi- wifi fis>ui I*.i\ t"im. iiihu Mr. hiuI Mm Nrw.tl ThiIm'D moiI two >**im of Dnvtnnri Ml. T uiIk’II I# ii IuoUhi of M> K.tulii *»oii. M i ?* Rnuli'i oiythri. Mill. M>m ThiIh'I i «.f Mirh . \* MM'loliog tbo *tnt*t with Mu KAIlIrrsnti ninl a so i ill IliiYlnil.i Mi. ami Mi- w.illri I 1>.it •mi • >;ii |*i »-»••! a lo o al > in Yrnh ni^lit a i; roo |* of linn urichlnin* a* <1 fiirmU ill Oil IIm'III Till* *»C'llMIMII Itgs tlir rflclinillnii of tin'll MHli wp.| •Ini.* uniiiwinury. licucvu mclic* Ira |e«l l.y Mi** Ini Vcrrnr Huklt* I'Livisl a r iiiiiIm' i of M‘l«a tiou-| lU*L **4eWwI~ murh to I hr riij«*> I Uicivt iiC..lb« uvciiuvk. lWC\«i ‘ iin-n|.- ..f min and w n. M'rutl to tIO u n rst' Tliui Nilay an all iluy ninltiiif of {hr !t;i|itii«t MhkimiHiy k.ripii i flirt with Mi mi Mary Slmit'f* At . norm a envoi cd cIIpIi dimici v. u> U n t i l . Tlii.t wn tiir 1st nirrti.ur of lh«! >('4ii mid }ilii|i« \m c mailr foi tin* riiMiint! yiiu I airm l.«is .tlUinhil \Noi «| li:«- IM*fI. M i'im l *.( III! luo* nitf of um old fu n d an.' sS'ulliijiiT »*.i InuLbol. Ml Will lam M li i'tl* I Iiv*.>*»u Sii j: miii h * of lin* t Jrtirv;. tli ciUril lln*' »i. "f#%|’»| In \\ I'a Iin ll| nth u i>U'n lari *•/ \r« |« ill'... Mi KmmIi*'-" • ' 220 Magnolia SL nlgfit- . G erm an «umnyh luiunnic tha c a n i l r t of Alllrtl air |M»\%rr nevar p i u i n l nt SI. Yllh Imi liru«k«) rig h t on through, pll.'l’i repo rtru . A d am an t German lesi.itanea Ut Uie Boltenl shoulders noith and south of llouffnliie changed dpbruptly to rearguard action. The F ir s t Arm y, cu ttin g t h r main escape load to St. Vltlt, drove Ur within three mile* nf HmiffulltoThe T hird in gains up to four add a half mile* al*o knoked lha Grrnuiii* back from Uertogna, six mile* soul I. west of n oU fftlU *. ami drove » ii to (ho Ourtho Klyar two miles north, uffactiiiK a n ­ other Junction with th a British Hceoml' A rm f . M .. . n o th H ou/fnllte and Ht- Vlth were tak in g a terifflc artillery pounding, ami enemy convoys taw ai MAI.IM.- , iiir.Ju * * |i »»f H attliC . ». l Iti I «M< A* | ( .1**11• *f l*\ ' O k ix iu lt t Huii.li • U il jii l».f • f «|» .m i . Ml * || «»* It • • II |Mt# UA( > ill. U i» ll lU U lt^ ll |U \V |M * >1. I ! * • » r | ft a ltifi« M 4 tfl lltu »f > "f i«l.»• * •*! Ktul. i" • •i o n t . m ya tr%ti«a „ • b \N uIJ.. I U I • >I • I• 4|.|*i •• > W III l l | . i l | t I l»rl«iir 11.• 'll • U 'l * '" U l I In slO • 'III ' > I Is*| III.! . • I*. » ||.iM .......... !• \ I' 1 • .mi. Red Bliss <tti|>l.'t>' Iin.* d Mill I i. .Ii lux. .I,, In. I'liiil t.n g ' I I u n i ’s T u x e d o h e e d S l o r c Tel :ir»s— ChT. ^PJTliifTirrU'X 2ntl Street ru ^ u ii N eed a ranch iH i ' -------------------------- s a m r e f ; iT n fiif« LAXATIVE? g u k -0 '* * »k* l-lls w a 'lf f«aaP>H IkJlikRl* Bi*sl u rju lc pninlh Mill a tu ila b lc also Jilin* «»il twill Iur- | J (Im f # »*•*•*** g » .i« 4 » ilt'finildy * •!* kr<! n h ** aiul m « kblit ii it Aiiillt) .... Uiu <'out)l) • S it t v .iilt • PITTSBURGH PAIHTS -■ i i . u MADC I WITH VnOUZEO IH 'lllilU '. OHS + AT FIRST SION OF A % v h a i r a paint for c\cry purpose and can s u p p l y you Irom oui T o . m u r e p n .ie c u o n fur a long period w ith o u t the r s p r n i e of frequent rep ain tin g . u*e Pm*, b u rg h Pain's, tv s tish le lor ever) type of surface. UEt U Avc. Phone Hiil- D RUM - G IN - P O R TED VO DKA- A N D Itmm iu n tU o n il p trlo dlc ptin Iff) « n | a •fr o n t) | \ r . i L A f r a a i k l i * H F ipi m l | 4 ()« ^ar« w ira| tt»r< lU M I 'L K T K I’ A I N I \M > ..I > I «»M I Ih iim .N IM * W IN E S PACKAGE STORE and in. to lies! How women mid girls] nuuj get wanted relief r x r .r e i.t H t LANEY DRY Cl LANIN!; CO and nnd in C old P i» p a ra tlo a $ a * direcrad L IQ U E U R S - B R A N D IE S s l o c k t|iiali(> paints. O O n p u r c h a s e s o f L w o - f if lh s o r m o re o f Hoarded White Sllkla. The fowl If owned by Dora G. Benson, of Whit­ man, Maas. II waan'l bom with that headgear, It la pwt added euiilnmrnt. . (Jntanulioaat) ib >u i i i f MAI UltK It all' li*»i i 1»> r u _ . i t ii \ — w h o r r — art • SO* H 0 M |t, f ARM t. f ACTOR 111. AND lOUIPMRtfT 10% OFF From OPA Prices NOT10 TROMiONtlT Qlenn Miller (rigid) I* shown In one of the last photos m»da of him with tenor Morton Downey u* tiny appeared In a USO show In Britain. Miller, leader of th* American )')>ing ll»nd. lell J jig lsnd for Paris ibosrd a titans on Dec IS *nd the craft never readied IU destination. No trace of it has baen found as u l . <tni.mniionoM i !•• a i|ii or v iy A P F l-tfi ***M m r*T r*y - JiO * t PAINT PROTECTION ^ Seminole Dry (Moaners mi * - i t ♦«» ■ 1*•• I• ultk iti*mn *IK»M*I f«" •*• .» A,||« 1’rcf.prv.’ to roitHorvr . . . th a t a|>|>lm-m to clo th i's, Ch|).H'inlly. Ilnvo y o u r d o t hot. p ro p e rly d e a n m l to m a k e th u n i lust. k o tu : I 'll t M - Alt\ K ah I. i Fitfhl Nccdlchs Waste! WIIATII hit F I.U ltll'A —Partly cloudy ■lightly cooler tonight. Fair culUet lueofay 111 • 11 * s.| « J,(H ,1 II I ! I GBdKOIA—‘Partly ebrndv uf Mil\* i t . I III 1 I l W||a colder tonight nnd Tue*duv • •nr llulf Ihe ItKl’J c r* l mikl in smith portion . \ r r n j t u , T D o r f r i’A LEGAL NOTICE A R a il .ATI AfiTA. Mm. Ift. lAb- Ttie flghl over lhe lep.ml of Ihe |iyl| tax look new turn today vitCii the intriMluclb.ii m House Util thtlt uu'ild make the ulMilllltn levy aiilijti t tu rnllficatiun by the voters nt n gencrnl elcrtlpu It wn* siilimlllcd' by Itep. Fort* < ro*‘li.r of the iwilling Apoe at ntiynml.niig mrnnl iJie AfnencmiN Im.l piissr.l « uiitiirnl harrier for ll.c enemy's lone i.vertlm; f'.rntldnhlc stand in north rrn l.uion. , The Agm> is the dnopexl rlvn rn»*lng the rentrnl pliiins which l.-n.l soulhnoid townril Mnnlli. tile <>m the II. nod northcinl lonuivl Viet*...in appeared to la. giving way. Mnti ti.Mii !f0 l.'MO weir . Ii|fulli d ., line. \lhod hI i o i I RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Director Wilson Hits Price Rise For Strawberries the along A llot.'- sing. I I• i v. n.,1 l,n e b *- '.on . i<.I a li.dt i*.|l» i I n, ||.« f i t I III.it .1 l-li .111. appal .'iil tlutl I'c Id M n t baH ha«l von I!*iimIp f m ll' iih iiin in pull f>Ii ill* l'H« L i*» »Jif l.llir lll*litul ul inakinc n itund i l l K W » » ' MU I -n EILM .1 * 15. 1 9 ^ v u g lm * IlnuflnlDr All G e n llm iffa lite g DR. MILTON HURST III. tin ... . Hint., u Mvicp ,( f a U n d e r D lrecliu n O f Muni f WINCHOWg gWl'lVANO troops advanced #n«l u 10-ndli American beinbeis Joined the atUirii on riernmny nfler Sun­ day's gigantic mid. on r(*ti. II plant* dcifinyi-d 211 (ivllllMli iiane*. T h re r Albeit nriiile* carlig in the Uclginn U u lrr fuu ghl w ithin three milt* of llouffnlite, once the h e m l of Hitler'* recunquekt strive T h e l**t m*jo| e*t « p r I .M.d to IIhi Hi. Villi rill *1 T im loo ill. M i n i mill*' n«rlli of St Vith. was envelop'd but Nail n->|.lanca therit Hllffenod o. vl'denl look iuhI i n f n n t n .'ighline All HVtiilKl.li (Iceman tear unrdx were Ion led ut the ll. S iret Arm y. I«itteiiiig only *ev.-n mil.*r fro m vital SI. Villi, through w hlrh Germ an r.mvo.v* were. Ktreaming l.m n n l Uil Jl.icli lairdel Aoxn mile-. lie.Vnnd. llo u ffn liie. •iieiiiy im-e in what onre wa* the rriilci ni Hit omln m u Helen.n Imlg. wu. l>< leiig in-red l-y Allied Annie* figiitilig th ree to fiv* mil. * from the city on three ...U' lb* .....io ioii .i onl of ir»uffuhsc it. -Si \ u b »..* te r m e d Hundred* of e n e m y vehicle* Were riddled .oina .might l.umpor to bumpci I.) clouds in flgbUi tximbcm *. tran sp o rt milled around in luc eauldnui of de*'", try in g to find . »-i;. out lliiou . n CMUCHOW g n o il .h o « ... TIIK LONE RAM.El ji I _________ _ M A S K E D " \ I’M L O O K lN y .' r O R WHOA .S IL V E R ') W H A 1 LX) - • . A W A N W IT H A ' ''’ iJ'.-rA i i l KEANO S A F A 'r I AIN'T SEEN AN/BOO'r LIKE THAT--AMO WHAT'c, MORE LO O K C .A U .F P l - \t r s x : fO I A^ll t*#|( *iOw# T imm h f i m; ( i» • S H E ’S W E A R I N ! N O T IC E Drcxi. ON TNI WAY OUT of W* blhce In ^Chicago, Sowell Avery, pr*<td*nl of Montgomery Wird A Co. shieifU OURiHd an Informal party tteged i hia faro from phofojfrapb«rs aftfr for the Coiftgmikmal group touring ' Ihe guvernment had salred the oT*»• Ffjlh Army front In Italy, L t ganliatinn'a propart lee for the sec­ Oefl. Mark W. Clark, commander nf ond time. . \ (fnfemattonel) 111 Allied forcoa in Italy, sinks hli teeth Into one of those famous GI inughnute, (InternaMonel) ' YOU fellrr 8t. Vlfh highway Just weal of Ghenln after fouling (lie Gcrmaaa from lha aeuthorn edge of the i Ardennes Forest. Tanka nosr.1 on to within threo miles northeast of llmiffalita. - H E E 0 ///i p lS B liiiv iiiMii noun THRU OF THAT: p u t tho d irly d is h e s in th o o lo c tric d is h ­ w a s h e r , tu rn it o n a n d w h e n tli o y c o m e o u t H ie d is h o n w ill b e all ro o d y foT u s e . . . a jid it's m o ro uanihiry, W ASHER, too, b e c a u s e m u c h h o tte r w a te r c a n b e u s e d to k ill a ll g e rm s . . . a n d f&6 a u t o m a t i c d r y i n g m o th M is a v a s t im p ro v e - 1 m e a t o v e r to w e l d ry in g . ‘-L a h t . t k tncTHOHn; act w ri > BANISH o n e m o r e - b i t d h id g e ry . . . a n d d o b e tto r Job! I t m a y b e m a rv e l to so m o fo lk s b u t ©area 5T . a a in to ° Ck'anrxl by S e m in o l e C o , L a u n d r y t)ry C le a n in g D u rin g try Co. ll i i b nllurUiH' rriiirn l |anil- 11 . • i i >. .1, vvr fO M | D e p a rtm e n t HUKKi'tvi llu tl a ll m i l . i s f o r Thi* confidencr a smooth. hihiII cju. apjxtaruiio' div.’H will carry you Uirouh'b any ocragiuti. I’honr 175 fr y tT M 24 In* plm I'll III M ill in ill ||'{|<|| ii.lv nn. c of THIS »S WHAT X l l NVLI.OUI J T O C .T O N T T ) j T en d r-F ry P o u ltry 2205 Sanford Avc. I'h. 924 l a t e r SELL US YOUR f f lA K IT I I IDLE CAlt TODAY - • - S H E ^ A F I f A lO iF ^ H E H I M ,P E O P L E W IL L & A V S H E . r W E L L ,IF IT | ' i r ~ ^ ^ DnP ^fRFlHJTV|- IV W e need i.ir/t badly for essi;nVn] w o r k r u P a cific co n ib a l area. . t- 1 •• J ___ B y ^ A U L E Q M D N rdA/bE SMEDLErGOOF HIM IF W6 C O U LD D IG U P J ANGNMEAETniKOB/j' '/ HIM ' J i \ cm] l: i * 4 lew t* VJ ) (nOMEEr < J ICO^N T IR E S C IIE C K E D f uxaH r/ i\ NO L - VW J a. ,i H IS P l AMG-.' e Have your tlrcn checked heir?,4t’» too. Into. May­ be they need a recapping. PTAKFTT I0OMTSI BUT-rOfiT ddand-Morrison Inc. A g e of T om orrow ! 1'Ui.nc 200 \ ’• • . 2 * 1B ^ v IT*) JU0) A!S r D ry C leuninj? D e p a r tm e n t se rv e d JB atfeiiy C h a rg e d * 7 ■ your rmpiin nn ni . H yowr *• • >AV 7 , W LB t l OWING N a v a l o ffic e r s who have J m t . returnod fr opt llta ^ IT 6N 'T TKfl LtTTEU,roMio WHAT LtTTLP ( i ff All VI l ’ ' * T IR E S R EC A P P ED WbUTOO O-H-W-H/ AH-H-H* CAN l /XSIMPLY iUSSS .O N E By PAUL ROBI l WAS INPICTURES,TDQy1 l WASTHE INVISIBLE MAN *reAP'*3U5«K fim i'H -'R E r i l o o k in g Ra ; �1 * X ^ > *= * - RT- ' t V i ^ Y **C « - - * pjr2tr.,g«Mia— t — f>4ja i M J H IV ft '"i~ * w _ , . ,L _ tr iw :i{ \M > , a n io r o P A life t i n MONDAY, J a n u a r y 15, 11)45 ANi ORU. FLORIIM # u J U > » - -1 WU-JM-Jn ~ i « ' * - m * n y >ui.t,g. In Sla l* pcpuU tian. Iho c H e !;tbit ENJOY. YOUR.-RM m f c n g r f ii m r n . jgt-f* o U H C lM ® 2 n rn f'm il rtn T ^ri anti the youngp*(, t ’lilx'll. n i< barely 29. Sena­ to r l>:iviil lo-vy Yulee made the grcnle»l | oltt u-al reputation of the f»nr l'al>»ll who replaced linx ki-nhi ough in l«4'i ami »a* re-elected again ami again wax l>crh;i|>* jeyund only W» Yulrf, ■ Cryolite is a quartxllke sub ­ stance thu Eskimos though wa* n special kind of ice. C L A S S IF IE D >0e pee fine fe r Jfc pet line tor p er line f e r * o pes Uaa to r Klaitaota *ele . A D V E R l 'I S I N O E E 'E R Y O U RATES one tnairtios w e e truer (Jena 6 laserUoeu M Insertions . . tie •RONE 148 Oil BRINO TOUR Ads to TOE oAMPORD IIBRtvLD /OtisL fiv e w u d t tu the line, tncfcdmg phon* end eddreee. Ill advertises* ro ts for t l t u a l L u s n a t a l will be c h a r t e d l o r e l U_ r o l a r classified retea. EOR S A L E - BAUER RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE lift M ag n o lia Ifi-rfUHIl nfrficiU* estim ated Ihe [Hijtielul inti <>ifl I’.ins and auliurlia •lurii.i: t Imp *iK'i u |>at mil as 4,017,- LOST « ‘ H. B HOPE CO, U. A. Tire* and Tubes COW m an u re for flowers, bushel. Phone 788-W, MV BUSINESS SERVICE C E L E R Y wire for & or 6 acres J. J. Dolly. C A B B A G E , eicarole and lettuce plan ts. Phone 2003. Herbert 0 . C A R P E N T E R I NO, general re­ pairs. W. J. Russell. 706 W. i«h .ttre e t. Phone 747-M. To build a home To buy a home FO R H A L R i Pip* and pipe f i t ­ To remodel a home tings, valves, plumbing suppliesTo reflnanre a home p re - w a r autom atic hot wuter C. 61. DO YD, 113 Vi M a i nolle A re h eate rs, complete stock deep and Phone 178-J. shallow welt pumps, pneumatic s t o r a g e tanks. A. t>. Rosier PIS S T O R A G E your cmr At Kwnt'a W. 1st. fit. Phone 207. O arage. Spacla* rata doaJ atoraira. 600 ROL1.H of new 10-Inch brown bleaching p aper; also celery wire in good condition. W. IHenley, pnono 460. A LL M ETAL baby scales. Will weigh up to 36 pounds. Hoi UX, c / o Herald. Oft R E N T , 4 room house, bath, firepla ce. Inquire 410 Myrtle. RED D IJS H Heed nototoes, cert ifled. Hunt'* Tusedo Feed Htnre, 2nd 8 Sanford, phone ,168. TWO F K E S I ! cow*, calves, Milking 3 their f i r . t callnnn t»r HELP WANTED— W A NTED at unci' ’S7 LARALIJC Hedan, good radio, healer. 2 first gr ida Urea, 2 H E L P E R re-caps. My*. Eplin 1312 M yrtle FOR Jim m ie Sheet Metal Works, W H IT E (illtl.H fur m ark ers and checkers. Seminole County l a u n d r y , HID W. 3rd Ht. Apply In person. F'OR SALE: two- Iota In Flora Heights, W. F. Norris, Hylves- COLORED girls for laundry work U r Kd., S E , itouU No. 3, A pply in person' Seminole Co. AtlanU , fl*. ’ L au nd ry Co, 819 W. 3rd Bt. FOR RENT E room house furnished, i t l u I)r. R aker's Dairy. No Iren. LighU and water. J.V. Martin, 20 ACRED tiled land Hammock. Mr*- T. phono 716-14-2._____ E u reka Eckles, ONE large nicely furnlihad room on the bus 11ns near tha Air PR AC TIC AL n u rt* or p a r t tlmo Dbbo. 2464 Park Avtn phon* n u rs a's a s s is t a n t fo r steady em ­ 494-J. D E S IR A B L E room, privata fam lly. C la s t frv. Phone 166-M,____ L A R G E comforta ble room, Bouth caste n t exposure, Centlemm p re fe rre d . 807 Magnolia Ave. WANTED— W ANTED- .... H EN rf. PALM ETTO GRO C E R rr 31? PALMETTO A V E My ft U I'tl nrk Mfltityrr of liiiM Minik' H'uiffl I*. K V llflf r I lh fa .fl *»f p«?rve ihe |>hm| [.• itf ployment. Apply ford Herald. Z, e / o S an ­ *- »• i i u n d r e i i ■■I, ’ .* i n i - J’ '' f H1 u iu i , PACKAGE STORE Arcade Hldg. Phone 91-18 n ii -1 repreM'nl. i'li' nil ii 1’ii v id la-V v r I I ll I I 'l ll a e Ilf It- l l r l i U T E L E V II 0 N i: OP ERAT0 RS Married E S S E N T IA L WORK W ITH ph a u k t im f. n : t r n n li f t 11 Ji*[ i‘tI IC H« uni* Ui-TtHIlltc Sc rut ft- In til • .4 l i s t e n t fie [ mi m e ? ii* In' l i h r -ettiuir tiiiiii y o f i«t I he H .tll.r rsf IIf*|Y f t Pay Paid Vacations Frequent Increases Tiranant Environm ent j urn 111 i ft! t MtKlini Follow The Crowd niiO C K Phene 1211 RANF'ORD, FLA. TO •m n ;s package S T O R E A. 15A r t A Complete line of Win# — Deer — Whiskey ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL E STA T E-B R O K JB R Phona 732 r i ct«f \ ('rtbcil ji rim j juriiy nf *f» I vnli'w l'hr a|‘|«nirnt r l r r t i» ii 'if ' a Win*;, sht-t rd the well ctfinplucp -I IK iiict i ittH who hud carried the sla t e by ii tremendous inujurily in t h e p r e ­ vious eleelinn Cuhell's | o|Miln>itv art minted in part for his *orrr«* Many Floridians muy (uive voted iiguinst tile Di-niis ratie cnnilniate. Mil hum A |tr*«. J e n i n n t i e h. u fe*ent CONCRETE PIIM PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co pniftlr • I, i it i " ! >ii*lc Ml 1 ItiifllU t t * Frt4. > I i! Apply E m ploym ent Supervisor !).& Weekdays—S aturdays, V 12 SOU. DELL T E L . & TEL . CO. 110 E. l i t Rt. Do Not Apply If Now E n g a g e d In E ssential Work fo r D RIV E W A Y S WELLS .SEPTIC TAN KS W A T E n TANKS C U L V E R T S and HEWERS T ransit Mis OmereliSecunda avsllahle at tun pi i‘ld ■ I 4-I f ’Pi fvtn j»u| i !!n f i plunteri mm ^ r Iu I I Ini F - i • 4• i ct! 1' i ! I Overtime Atlantic Bank Illd f. 'A«TED 6 0 Wa i ioba. Odham'a Gulf R arrita Station. of The flanpay .10 centa A n 1ill i k e t'lfa-ii'd the nation in l b** S••v*-nI y Ninto f'ongremtit «»f ih«* » *I ini**' CONCRETE LARGE *prew*r tricycle In good condition. Will swap foe * slca smaller In good condition. Phona 851-W. ’• will par to# calling prices ir n*#d aotomoUUa. All OPA UUi handed for yen. Write nr alUring— ions us to coma and make our DRESSMAKING In. Freda 312 Oak Ave. Drown. M il. M E R C H A N T H ie EYF-S of THE • COMMUNITY WOULD l i t ON YOUR A D IF r r HAD BEEN IN THIS ISSUE r yeoi - ■ i -n a t o n MISCELLANEOUS C U R T A IN S washed, starched and stretched. 618 M e l l o n v l l t e , phon# 870. FARRELL’S A rcarle ' i i , ,'i 1 i tiu*^ I tie tin in r, i .11 , i t lie S t a l e , il.n i I ini ii io Seenm • e i e i l t t l k t a 11> o f t 111- I ' I r t f i tf T MAID for light housework. Mrs Roy Beery. 2412 P t l m r l l o Av*. W A N T E D ; experienced cook and house girl. Good salary, per munenl job. |)oa AD, e l a S an ­ ford Herald. when I can get it But the BEST bonds you can buy, are War Bonds! Florida Now Has Three Times As Many Congressmen As 1(1!) Years Agn E X P K R IE N f K I NNK( ‘E S S A 11Y Cnwan’i - B o ttle d -in -B o n d in stock ‘pA UN Ti Of SIX IONS ON OVIMfAS DUTY with the aim ed fori N. Y , have received u letter b e a r i n ' the per mm.I i u n g r a l u l u t i u e u o f I t e m y L .S(ia,-i,ip, . I r x t r * r y . 4 14'an. «/„l the official commendation of the War Liepeitii ii,1. T lie p ro u d p aren t* nod lltelr Mm; an- liu.wi (l.tp . I In V.): Pvt. Francis, 34, convalescing in England < turf Petty Officer Cyril. 2 4, on duty In ttl. r p j i til, t S | i l ( a i l , 30, and Sgl.Lawrenre. 2fl, both aetvinif willi the■value i ' Infantry division in Germany. At bulUiin fl. to i } ate* 'P e tt y Officer Warren Decker, 22, of the Navy Signal Coi ps Mr. and t i n . Ilct kei with tlirlr iOI», !.«», Itu will b* u y*ar» old soon, rnul Elmo Ik-ckcr, IV, of tin U S Mai (lime Service IIOW in U*o I ’.m ifii* ^I P(fr r n d t i u n a l j r Sintrle or learn to |>nck tom Flynt . Htatc Mur kt*l t e l l e r . G, W . Jo n e a , laOJMrwood. TWO STOKY fram e boose , to wreck K. D. 'Riser, Country Club Hoad. Phone 640-H. rAp* r r s i t l l I t ■u l i n i Is bal d l> 44-ral t r a c t r kalh U S a ' a ever y Atrayl I E j h I «»r Y RADIO Service Radios picked up r n i v f r i l t ) »f l li*rirl«« and delivered. T he Electric Service Co. 20* Magnolia, fJA IN K S V Iin it» I ff Phono 101. c»at) The * iglit • 4*i l- ' *■ - - nv-»is v» f •• 1 MARK screens, folding screens, porch swings, cabinets; furnl tur« repairing. J M. Wilson, COI Magnolia Avr, r ia V ' ..... • I lb ml 9mmf LOST: Hat inn Hook No. 4. Annie l.n Fair, III. 2. llok .'IH9. S a n ­ ford. L A R K S P U R , Cornflower, S n a p ­ d rag o n plant*— Phone County LOST: Parasol, black bordered with red roses and g te e n leaves. P lease re tu rn to Mrs. Leslie W ent. Phone 336-J. TWO SM A L L farm s for sale; one 3 a e rts tla n d , 2 story house, l-OHT: One black p a te n t la* g a r s g e , on* s t o r a r * house, one tiier tallies shoe, silo 7, be foo d welt, land tiled, complete tween Hanford and laike Mon •ublrrigaUon. One 6-acre f a r m roe. R eturn to Herald. w ith 2 etory house, 2 sto ry b a m , rood wall, land tiled, c o m p u t e sub irritatio n. Apply to J . W. Deli, l-aikt Monroe, phone 15. 60 We fix all radios in a^l makes of ears ** For your Ii»teniirjr pleasure see” C alifornia7?! pujmlution InrrWfp«l fr» m •».w7.:i)*7 in ihr 11110 reiiHii** |i» an ***«l inititnC iwrt* mili­ t a ry fiifiirp in IU4-* <if 7,31*7,6 4fl. merit against act ept ,i i n i ! t .. sy in luiluie ’ lie H o i i s i - to M iiu l ever Ibe reason for hr. !/,. il fortune Cnhvll ircpived the err tification of election from the Secretary o f S ta le. Senators I j ' v y and Weslcntt and Keprescntatlvo tuibell trein their respective places in tinTwenty-Ninth Congress on D r . 1, 1KI& Florida's first senators held their offices until the end of their terms, but C b Iit IPa place was Siam contested by Ins o p p o n ­ ent Itrockrithrmigli. Late eh*etluli returns, those r e ­ ceived in I tiiluliiissee Intel thun thirty days afte r the I letriber election, tavnred UrockenhMHiph. Armed with certified statements he hastened to Washington and appealed to the House at Rrpri^ b it e S S tentative*. Tho Democratic House debated and finally declared C a­ bell not cMItled to his seat Mid Itrockenhrough the rcprcseulalive from Flprida. Drockenbrough took his place in tho House of Keprvaentative* on J a n u a r y 2-1, 1E4rt Florida's firs t Congressmen w ere able legislators. None of them were natives of th e State they represent!*] for Florida tsga SJSir.t'-it.': bsH sv l a v a W a s te F a p e s L HE strain of War TraniportaUon has laid a heavy hand upon e rolling equipment of every boa lino. Florida Motor Lines retired from active duly only after the moat nmavtsifr reeorda makes Leaders . _____ . % «■ ■/ 1 r . f a - ■- 1 • i __ , . i Now, Florida Motor Lines is happy to bo assigned a limited demands of tomorrow na well at today. These coaches will bolp maintain odr priceless tradition o f dependability . . . m m onr patrons with tho safety and comfort worthy of their continued loyalty. Liko good soldier* they take their blaea i« &TISA to «*rk work dlligenilr diticrenllv for foe iFremlnm *n/i &!*•» iS * lin O me,, lo xi€Me(Seen 1A;*, *. fT^ ,-Ae/a. , a r t the Leaders , . N I ■ . ^ '.T- i c . YWs ’ s . T, ‘ 4 • *’ • - ** ■ �r -a s ™ i - • I w r w r i t to n# free; 1/ a t srinh to p re s e rv e I n i l u l i l r Ihoss I n n l l u U i p rirl- , IN S U R I^ /^ - lef es fur whlrh we bar* bran »o loaf too- p ^ W IT H WAR BONDS ^ tending — we m u il light! -rtm irK — S i iirvRV. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER rwc- VOLUME XXXVI SANFORD, FLORIDA. E n ta b H s h « i 1908 Foitnosa And , China Coast Hit By Planes (lr — — O m ta M Federal Housing Pro­ jects For Low In­ come Groups Are AmonffThose Listed rnaat Waves of China - based Superforls l>ombed Formosa today in an explosive aftermath of a three-day carrier raid on the fortress-like is­ land and 36ft miles of the China coast in which more than 36 Jap vessels were de­ stroyed or crippled. ■ The slashing carrier-paced a ir w a r *Ude the limelight fro m the U*K. Sixth A m i v ' t invasion of L u to n blond in the J’hllluIII nos. Yank troops tlicrr re p u l s ­ ed the first Ja p co u n ter-attack "J on one flank while the o th e r covered a third o f the d i i t a n r r to M anila, virtally unopposed Associated I'resa w a r rom -spondenta at the fro n t reported t h a t patrols sometimes ranged as » much as 25 miles In advance of ™ the U.S. Ilnrs and th a t fleeing Japs w ere .lumping food in th e river to keep it from falling i n ­ to Yank hands. Tokyo, alarmed by continued S up erfo rt raids and filled w .th 3 talk of nn im pending cabinet downfall, heard its own radio re port th a t evacuation from the capital wilt steadily Increase despite lark of housing facilities elsewhere. R are Ahead on 1’lsin M ac A rlh u r’s communique gave no details of the intensity of th e Jap an ese counter attack , but vio lent enemy reaction had appeared overdue for several days as th e RixMl Arm y blows kept the J a p a ­ nese off balance. Heaviest fighting of the en tire fro n t has been under wa> in the Poiorruttto .ecto r alm ost from th e start. Rapid galt)s were scorot! Bund a g a* llm ta t U e U o n l wbHned rtsf' w##f a ro u n d f j n g a y a n Gulf. U. S. troons drove a serins of s t ra te g i c h e d g e s a c ro n main highw ays of J.u ion’a central p la in while p atro ls punhfcd ahead In the c e n te r t© reach Moncada. 10 miles sou th east of captured Hayam bang, on the m ain road to MaMla, which is som e 80 airline miles to th e south. At Moncada the A mericans w ere 32 miles tnlnrui from the flulf. North of the fo ao rru blo sector A m srlcsn troops executed s fla n k ­ ing movement east of Damortls n o rth e a s te rn ex tre m ity of th e beachhead, to cut the road behind the Ja p a n e s e entrenched between D amortls and Rosario. ltoads from both Damort.s on the coast and P oxom thlo, Inland, lead n o rt h e a s tw a rd to the Pbilip(C aatlaaeS t>a g a g e Thee*) C IT Y B R I E F S The annual Boy Scout council n ettin g of thia taction will be held Friday evening at 6:30 0 o'clock at tne Hotel Mayfair. It was announced by Ralph A. Smith, scout executive. Hiservathmi will have to be made through tho " tloy Scout Orlando office at CO Pine Street. All persona InUresled In scouting a r t invited to attend the meeting, Mr. Smith said • Word has been received from Grand Rapids, Mich of the death recently of John W. Thede, » former member of th e Sanford Tourist Club, who vial ted this section several winters ago. 1 '' MAKE ROOM FOR DOGS . ANTIOCH. C alif, Jan . 17. j/P> —Seaman First Class Leon rtjy, 18, was bom# on emergency leave today with « atory th a t *■*- “-tom waa held tip because - , *n to make oad - to uflter- ~f S T d £ |L ) lng while he had only •V'f 1#f* .7 ACCORDING TO A D ISPAT C H from the Philippine froot. there » possibility th a t American arm ored forces m ay be able to sweep down the I.uaon plain to Manila in a m a t te r of weeks instead of months ns first thought Some arm y vanguards, striking out from our beachheads at Lingayen tiulf. o n .- moving so fast they had to Mowed down to keep in touch with unit* behind them H uffrt resistance will undoubtedly be met when the Japs, caught off balance by th e initial landings, regroup th.-lr force* to tbe south Meanwhile, so holt the n orthw ard flow ,,f feverish enemy reinforce ments, Yank planes have knocked nul ai least three of the main bridges above Manila. Iltnck are a shows I' S. holdings as our forces spread from beachhead. ( I n t e r n a l um al) HardwareCo.lJohn Ford Tells Oldest Stijre, Is jOf Achievements Sold To Stine iOf FaVm Bureau Arthur C. M^ore Also Much V a l u a b l e Le­ To Have Interest g i s l a t i o n G a i n e d In Store Ownemhip F o r Local G r o w e r s The Hill Hardware Company, First Street and Palmetto A ve­ nue, the oldest retail establish ment in San lord, founded years ago bv the lair Col. W J Hill and owned and managed fur the past 37 y ears by H A Sew man. his ton-ln law. u now under the new m anagem ent and ow ner­ ship of Andrew ('. Stine of Charleston. W, Va. brothet of Georgs A. S tin e of S an loni, and Arthur C. Moore of Sanford. Mr. Newm an staled yesterday th at he would continue the ow ner­ ship and operation, under m anage­ ment of E lm e r Lundquisl. ot the Hill Im plement Company nt Oak Avrnue and T h ird Street. The staff of employee* of Hill Hardware C ompany Inc will be retained, according lo the new partner*, and the store will r e ­ tain the name. Hill Hardware Company. Employees include, F>ne*l Rrotherson. F rig hlairr ((Wallow*# Ah >**■■ Tkrssl Sanford S a ilo r Ib P ic tu r e d In Life Frank E. llalman, Ftr 2fc, URN, World War veteran a i d enlisted man of the present war. formerly stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station where hr v a i affectionately known a* “ Fop," was pictured among servicemen sitting fn the GI Phone Center with window# overlooking Times Square In the December 25 edi­ tion of Life Magailne, page 75. He la seated face to the carnets at the extreme right In the group. “Pop” llalm an waa probably the only enlisted man to serve at Sanford Neva) Air 8tation who alad served with the Fifth Betti# Squadron of the last war. Ha was present at the iurresid*r of the --------G tm u n -----------------Fleet of 3(0 vtal r Li at the Kfrth of Forth. ScotUnd. Nev. 81. 191$. ____ Ill * u discharged from tl>* nriee In July. 1919. Feeling that ht* services were needed in the present w ar, he re-enllaled In Jeekaoiville In September, 1048. W hile'In Sanford he lived at 1800- Park Avenue with his wife and two eona; George, 19 end Leonard, 14. COU> WAVS aeastward g s fcrew / a Wisconsin g * W -' - i - - N I'M HER 67 Accomplishments of the veget able commit tee of the Florida Farm Ruri-no, especially fn plw tniuing legislation favorable to growers were outlined Monday eveninr by Secretary John Ford uf the Florid* Farm llur.-du at the Hotel M n y fu r hefot* one of the largest and most enthusiastic gatherings of the Seminole Coun­ ty F a im Bureau on reeom Ol’A announcement to grower* of price ceiling* on vegetable* before tim e of planting (River* Acl>, whereby growers would not plant crops “ fn the dark,” and “ would be offered some chance of profit." was one of the importnnt pieces of Inglsla'ion com­ mented upon by Mr Ford Another measure, the H'ewart Amendment co-sponsored b/ S en­ ator Claude I’rpper, wheieoy (he Ol’A could make quick a d ju s t­ ments a f t e r crop disaster*, was describe,) by Mr Ford. Other Farm B ureau legislation either anned or pending which he men ftheionedputting included • bill forbidding of price ceiling* be­ low parity) _securing crop Insur­ ance on citrus tobacco, etc; back­ ing up the antl-cloied shop amend­ ment ju s t adopted In Florida and backing a State water conserve tion program, for which a com­ mittee was formed by former Governor Holland. Mr. Ford said there were .6,000 Farm Bureau members In Florida and B28 flOO In the n# lional organisation, lie told of plan* by the Farm Burrau to ancourage properly qualified re­ turning veterans to t% a up farm lng, and to sifsauarm tnsm by appraising the land t B r secure, end helping them evoH m lstakea due to inexperience in tols work. Fire Chief Mack CUveland, In trodoced by M. L. Cullum, pres I dent of the Seminole County County Farm Bureau, gave sug­ gestions on fire control In rural areas.-Jills recommended the use of hand pump* and spray carta filled sklth water for emergencies. He declared Seminole County (C«sll»e»< Oe rsg e tle w ) B riti sh U n d e r IMonU-joinery LaunehNew Drive A boveA aehen G a i n i n g 1,000 Yds. LONDON, Jan. 17. <AP)— Warsaw has been ra p tu re d in a gigan tic Red arm y o ffen ­ sive in Poland. Marshal Stalin i n i u i u n . n l today in an order of t h r d a y . tile A****** 1.4 I ' r n s l The* llt-tl Army's mighty tvinidr offuii.-riw- rv h k h lk>rlill sttiil sp a re d m -itlh-r mr’ii i/n rr nuirhirtcts in n lu<l to I f o r c e t h e t l v c i s u m o f t h e w jir , ro lle d m i n p i u i r e i t t l y u n c h e c k ' t-il in dny Ih ro u jth broken K i c r m n n d e f e n s e s in c e n t r a l lan d so u th ern P o lan d . T h e L n h lin r a d i o said W arsaw was captu red . In n broadcast heard by the BBC it sa id ' " W a r Ki n tn*^n c i u i t i n t l Form a n f the* H>*l A r m y And iNdi'h arm y hn>* . h * upird W ar| s*m1Vk. llif* r a p i l a l o f t h r JNiti^h rrimbhc ** T h r Lruadi mu* rr 1 ( l i r f e hiiir-. f..Hn',vrd hy r th » p l a y i n g i d i K F' hv-h n it l.ifl *cb ^1 .if it h r m "(i I he AII i# n ui illi«* •# r l in r** ftutn p tm n t h»*ir " f (»• ii* iv c y .1n i r.i 1 Ill'll \ a r d s ITI .i Hri( i -h S pc i r11 1 1r ' a i m' v e | Mini A r m y dr iv g u llcin* 7C»; niMi S i' In- 1 1*#-rntth, t . f ( r ,i M,i . k |« ** I Ptl It **f ■» Ai . b i President M akes I. 1^. Mchlhannon, Kiwanis Ideals e* jo A nother A ppeal In i an try Nero, a Now In Daytona i re By Fof S ervice Act Rev. M. Sackett • i 1. u i-.i r « r- Now \ r c So ( d e a l Yolunlar.v Methods Won't Do 1 cold storage plant, and said the project is going fhrwartt In a satisfactory manner Fnllowl ig the report of ’»r Smith, ch a ir m a n of the ( otn m iin for unem)doymeiil, in which M Smith tobl of the en in ln y m o survry made by Charles M o r n and of establish m ent h rr e of U. Federal Employment Office, t was agreed, at Mr. S m ith 's n rpiest to discharge the Commit!-which was thanked and com in n ed for its work In this re -p ie -1 R eporting for the Public PitOCommittee. Sanforti I Oou-h county tas a'sesaor. told of rks to hnew County parks he • tijished ut Mullet I*ike und I -t Islaml, of ndditro.i of 211 i n ­ to the Municipal Halt 1‘a i k . wl--o would perm it training h ere • f two m ajor league baseball clul-. In the postw ar periml. He «nn1 th at the County had donated "i Hanford for park purposea land adjoining P ark Avenue betw.-. i T r u n t y - f o u r t b and T w enty fc S treets of iw.v block, for c,*!-■<■ I recreation iiark in Goldsboro. I of a site lor a County Pnrk I tvVeen Chuluola anil OviesbRoad 203 th at may lie -> availalde. Chamlier Manager Edwnf-I I* in* In his report said th a i r' eferrerl River and H arbors 11 II J |('n lta » S Os P ill T k sf.l Ralph B. Chapman R e - e l e c t e d Head Of Credit Group \t \ S l i l N l , I'u! J , .o I’ f e - i . l . n i Ruu . i l l . I ! .a l.-r.tuy IK .■ U,. . .1 | . 1* .* s run- I f-m »■-, o - * * I. n o w SO e . t i e OH* c o n t r o l l u ill no I, -< . ■ - s .. H e n c e h e u -|| . ■ I < - prolmbiv i... I,. \ o I ’jli* V tt f'( * • • 1 *' ' .ti.. i/c, Ms* Ml . r. . i •I h HIid (-1 i II- c. .v <•t Mf C Ift Silitf'U ij road huh. Mutual Protection ,Vltk, Ih# - ( i r ) ‘i I • H I -Uf V II. vt itnd lr ft “ M'f -ea> i■r I t!a1 progress. Farm era in th# Anocta lion's territoiy, covering ala central Florida counties, own 198,059 id stock In the Associa­ tion,-and r eserve# to protect this investment amount to 809,178, according to Me. Payne, who l' % pointed out 'h a t Usee# amount# I* Eden field, Jowlor ■ cp tg at# nearly 60 par cent 91 the organisation's net worth. * *Loan# totaling over 11,000.000 were made to 146 member* of the aaeed atton durlng th r part tol la Prwude, according to word received b f relative#. . Mr. Edenf/eld waa takab to th s kMpUsl *• 'rL J m .V S T J .o I'' Frank L. Wounded fn Action , . # Me s^ayH, F o r i Unuffaii*## ihr> Ardrlint** llulpr ,,i ! I ' ui i r t l -in u txilIt , if ' m i inlir. ut .1 i m - f l i n n to ffdkiVk h e ld t o d a y I ► (t th* I'iilrn.anil Pines HrNtaur- I lM|f.| Sltlll, . H I a n t ( harli t'olf who D.r t»., M;»r> If:iM it. . V‘.M k e 11 sin t hi ll. \\ ii t •'i i" (he I ir IllUlil I; I ... i <I MIf t A.* karhon and .m s -b e d anew al the l. r r m u n hrolgeheml ovei th e Rhine in the S t u - I . i u r c a rea, far to the south Fresh and re.tisl the ltrir >*h Second A rm y in Holland jumped off to the atta c k under a t y p i ­ cal (ieukral M ontgomery a r t i l ­ lery h a r r n t e . Till- move ipjinr- u t Iv caught the German* napping Tii* tJ.S F irst nn.i Tliird Arm iw . in Intel in thr rnitlurcHci of I'coplt* NeodToOrifan. * il ° n *i i Pi . d II ...... . » hv «! llir** " ih til* >-! Mrs t *>•' .ilv A lh A Jf |«1 *in 1r • Dt «• Iri-* a ltd ■ ’pivmip prijmu y to t i n ntim u t \ u 1*3 pf I v • • I 1 | • it .4.1.1 - i d n t U f l l r a t h e r t n t n to t h r t t f t HVfi­ Ism* J, t % ' iniHrml tbint --f life1 Wm* tn m p lift ll < I 1h i m II .. . Slk.’ll 1M,1 | tl»&V lfi*sRf*1 hy thr' ItrV. h f i l t u t l * m u n l e n t i * oi b a c k i n g i • hi i l l - m a n d for l. : i l l o o . . ' m i l la! Inn. i9ii*l# i va lit) * » ••* n rm*ni wi'iiM t<4* him tv....... . 1.. ii' 1 , , ftlim fin'll III HN, kr II I 1, lit V Tbr D m - .)• f 1 11 1 * 1- , t (‘c i n f rr«l!M* t (•. i-* 1 1 1 in it ti'h ■»:»-* tl • ( a i •*| r 1 11 t • ,i r M n r "(t.ill \ ' i ( t i,, n n d A dm • il ( Illflhdt 1 in *.• ! t i i . Mill W lii. r |( to Iw !t*.i il m e n t o n tin m mi ba t M„»t >d i It e d a ut bur i lu l i v *dy nn rh-u flu and Knur *.M I. i oi ).* m n i i t l m i fu>vi f.n •' i1 f ’ r rb ' i 1* (if* m n lid "if t h' to.. id itm iitm t ■"* U ailU Vll r (l.kl IV e lir ... n e r d ' is rotlhtef J i oio.it . introduced f'T J * tU|| and drove uiram«t fit. la«t major c r.*"(rr left t.i .he f a r ftuuMi >u virtu* / DriTened xilTen^ VI*h Nn only four QUlioW niilrt from the (.♦< nun hortfer. In Italy U.S DilroU u rre turn­ ed we»t of FInrenre- GoIdun# ro.ul S harp nkirm lahri flnred uj) arroRR the front Itnuim ptinn of the Allied in ­ itiative came the \m ericn n Fir*t a n d T h ird A r m i p * c a r v e d ^ additional *liCfH .iff wti.it was Mm* i**t f| \ J*lLi ♦ r^urv .if th left I ieUt Mar-hi«J V,»n Hiind1" i.il i f h i wu i i i - , 11in d e* I -1r»l t \ Hi 1 ' t* He | ifi an nalien t with the I -n c t v j I**vc a - ‘ D i l i n r (h u t m m r a p f lire of ths i d a! road huh . m , ' ■ ll i s . ’ . P • |*»,»yvft if- I*. •y •* u n d t ha *- iii"t ll.'uffai iv,- .it- l f i r - Il * i r 1 l-i rrivuti ,| . « H. • . 1 * " ■* I' Ul 'll llt-lt-11 III I i (mu r i : It.* . c*. f 1 Vv.fb ,1 lid I • 1 ' ri i lien . 1 1 ' ,-ti'll G e r m a n y h -«"D 1 1' )■ ■d hsesifr Inf »h . v * to .1 1 • ,1 . • I f * i i Ik i iff 1 hr 1 »vm m U" - i lit* ru • *U ' i fid f. • | *♦•ft k •f. D m ,, ,VJ .„ * 1 uur f*»»f juirih a1 ' f i r *( w h u ’h • •r t. i ' T , W li> dt* |M*K»tf b u n d ti •y f t b* r i D* mill'* wt xi » ( 1,i ilt’i i k ir» (u*n \ i* til ‘ * » \ 11# .t In 1 nrul I 4 iiiiIps anuth of Kor-rnumil, •■1 i'iif ti /n t ioiin . m h i i I, r e h y 1 i» • M l (Ii iiitlmit u 1 ll. 1 w ti L rr l i o h i o ul. liuniiieAn or w h a t a m t vvrrp ^ r n a i h u u * m i n in - i .Kilt « e 1 1 1' (i • nn d hn mu ri hrlil I rian t* It* Phi-| w r e n the vo. , *1 . i s k i d H ev S a r k e l t >MJ' ' v VLtun ( Mi'll* r \ a ml It t i n It i \ rn* nui^wt*red w n ) I h it t |rue*(ion [be- f u l l M"I lit 111"<1 mn m r ri i T h e A it rn f ir nr 11lb rv linrruirr fir# III. It. - .' V » i till 1 Kid.* Ils ur I ».ii I. iri (tit d a . \ h o f tilio* (hr al tin L tobu h fronl 11Milt ;it t i e d w a h i siilit j t v k'nirtl 1 f [ i n i* Ti IOI* Vkriil it *i l. a i id ■ ff»4*i r- t&i<i Ka-I iit 1 1***I %%#*11 i ,1.1. . 1 * . s*S 11-r i ii’liiT. hi Ul I In- - I f H ip r h a m t m f t .J, vt ii*n • nf. 't ,* e II l(1III11 111 11 131F .1 Itmt li g r o u p .ll i u fu 'i an rlrm in t *'f 'Uiiifiae*. I.i it. • .. • fI•• 1 ltd to h 1l ll Ml«.| • *"Oipcl ri-llv wilt (•'it ii m i ' mmrtl .»( I'.iu n fiil tip • ill |if» tohii (t I hi* S i n h ‘1.1 I ,*ri o l d f. 1'.. t I cg *, l h a i .1 ' h u .s>.. the f.c t h'.ild I* m* i* I It it In-f M*' - -s-*T iror.lv u i d i t s c i s r . T f a t r l In Slush - . u i . in u ci-|. furit.c-r it ■ K i l l 'l l D o r l o n A l a t r f i r b l (li "|U il rb 11 "in A «• ■Icini r ■■I .c r I v' l wi ’r n group-. dm ia r n j Iirra<6 (Sirft* p o t u l m i Ho* M . i n - -J - 1v i-r i il t h a t till- g r o u p was a Kc-Ctur i i r g a n c l a l d i r i (o r Lfrf G r r r f i r #n n j Hr K m h i n f a n t r y ha«l fn a (I p "iniimJ pro^rr^n p u i p n - r - id - r c ' l i n t y . ‘ •il", 1 .. ir i * 1 Mnrv I I *»M In .Isicksonville Lieut. .Alfred St ardiffli Dies lu IH lvillc,l l \ l i l t (I Seciinil l.u'ii. 111 A c t i o n I III .4111011 \lftt-l S.-nriligli was killt-i) in srlmn ->n I v.- 27 In laixembiuiri un«s>lmg l-> in formation rrc-ivr.1 fi»m i)ir Wat r-ll...- T.J- iiu -III- - uf n m.-nlli. M t, yU t ) Kl l r t , l- . iM. m “Then grodunllv a s man's r« I I . vsif.- Ji'-iirml mod*fat4* opposition." A wtuhlrn thaw hail fov*rf«t t h r »now. .f j> f k««r t<»1. t illMI F rr m l pen eiiie grew lie learned th at covrrrd D u trh roaitn v%it K nliinh, Avrnui*, 11r■-<I Muritluy, .Ian. I Ti­ then* were other value* in the group, thi- protection of the weak- anil RAF tactical plnncji which nt -1 Bp A M in J fu kfuinvilU,s | r « h t l 8 « H Oa F U 9 Tkrc*> / } , (hut 11 was often as g reat a Horn A |»t. If2, I !*<Hi in Polk r ni 1111 y , Mr "■ ■ I L *»*■«i* oi-iitlt* hr r Depart mint l-v httbe fin* htmui in Imt tItr ptmi "Jffi mer Ml«- .Murtrl Itungf. itnughti-r yrnr-i. She w« p nn nrfivi* mpndit r Ralph H. Chapman was ic- of Majoi uiui Mi M I itungf i.f thr * linnh " f <•<ul local r. I elected president of the Ccutrtl of this rttv mi ( i r n r v i Avcmit Florida Production Credit A--n In cu t. Jitariltgli ritlercil tb r FunrivnrH tnduilp (hi1 hu* islLind. elation which held Ita eleventh a rm e d service in IV*12 and re rtuirlrw I> Dorlon; one dayichler annual atockholder's meeting Mon­ calved his training at Camp Cat Idlin' Jam* Unrlfvi, both o f Sanday morning In tb# Commission- son, Colo i nrt lletimng, On . nt; thri*f* ‘"Onw, ('liartes L. Dorera Room at th# City Hall, C am p lilunding. Flu and Camp fo ton, I S Army. HnArtanburfc. Approxfmately 45 member# nod Rucker, Ain . und went n v r r i t n i H. C .. I.rwl* f ’ arl Dortori ami others attended. In A ugust H'-il iVrrv D Dorlon of S a n fo n l; ttoo Mr. Chapman gave an In te re st­ Besides Ins »cd” « he is sur M m J . W Dorton mol ing talk about the work of. the vtved liy Ins -jaic -its, Mr. ami »i*tffrii# •Mrs. Alma Davi* o f Ssmfonl; Association's board of dlrt-rturs Mrs. Gtlidu Si-iirdigll and olio three hrothrra, Matthew II. D nvu daring the past year. s is te r M Iss F h u r n r e ScardigH. of Huhkm; (itortfc W. Davin. A report on th* 1944 o p e ra ­ all Of Han Franc 1sen. Calif. V. B. Airny* Spoknn*, Wash,; m il tions of this farm ers' eooperatixa Hequiein High Main will be K. Dftvla of Snnforil. credit association wat made try cele brated FricUs rooming a t Joseph Ktinrral i m k w will t»e c«»nJ. P. Payne, who wax recently 9;DO o’clock ut All Soul* Catholic iluctrtt nt the Church of (Jml on elected secretary-tree surer. This Church. Geneva Avenor PL 3 :00 I*. M. showed th at the organ ita tion was Thurmldv witn Tni* "ftr*v. W. C. lo sound financial condition and t a l k s " ON RADAR Holcomb. iTaator, officiating. In­ Waa continuing to make *ut>etonterment will follow In Evert*rtcu to the A*a. m Member Associated Press (.'unners Uf I'Uf T iU Army Hattie In Hay Fields ire p m rn t of Seminole C o u n ty 's road system, establishment of a frosen food gnd cold s t o r a g e plpnt in S an ford, the completed em­ ployment su rv ry ami establish­ ment of a Federal office for veteran's employment, |.lnn< for newfpark* in the county ami city, and Federal housing fo r thus* of su b-standard income, were among topic* hrougnt up for re ­ view al th e meell“ K Tuesday night at Hotel M ayfair of the Hoard of D irreloti of the Sem­ inole County Chamo.'r of Com­ mence. I‘a . I I’rrsid en t W A. l.ef fte r presided al the supper m e rlh ig In the absence of President T. W. l.awton, aud read a l e t t e r rs pressing the la t te r’s r e g r e t* at being unable to b« present. About 30 director* wer» present. So m any live topics ca m e up for review th a t Mr le-ffler pro­ posed th a t the director t meet oftener to dlsen*. them, itnd il was agreed th a t m eetin g, in the future will be held on the s-coml FI V M Tuesday of each month In the absence of II I- W hee­ ler, ch airm an of the Roads Committee, S la te R epresentative M H. SinRh made a rejoirt of Id. trip to Ta!laha-sre n hen he IM was accompanied by S en ato r l. F. Hoyle and Representative I.. Mann in the i n t e r c t «.f county road projects, and reported «atmfaelory p r o r r e . r on these It is expected th a t War I’l.Mluction Hoard priorities will !>e .ecurerl very soon on Road 203 from Oviedo, th r o u g h Chnluota to the Chrney H ighw ay, and for Road 4J from the Titusville hridga aver lb# St J o h n . River lo Lake ' Jessup, h* said R epresentative Mann reported fine nrtjgresa on n u l of lockers for the proposed frofen food and *5 .CHICAGO. Jan. IT, ( * V - Spow* of the northern VIIY 17. o n S S S W a r s a w Reported Captured At C 01C Meet In Mighty Russian Offensive Armored Breakthrough Possible tYank Troops Repulse First Jhp Counter­ attack Since Land­ ing on Luzon Island ♦ W EDNESDAY. JA M The older boy* at the Seminal* ^emoterv. High School were IntNewted to. . , n .. . $*F . in a talk given -by. Chief _ , Harrison M. Reed. Jr* from ftie Lieut. Charles C . Hurt Orlando Nnvy Recrulllnt’ .'Rnllpn. Introduced by Prlnctpdl IL E. Is Back From Europe Morris and Chief C. - M. Allen, MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Jan. 17, Chief Reed presented “The Navy’* need for Young Men in Radar" (Special)—1st Lieut. Charles C. in n manner which led to an Hurt. 26. of K ill Oak Avenue, enthusiastic question-nnd-answer Sanford, has arrived a t Army I Air Forcca IUdUtrilmtlan_StoiIaa session. ___________ ; No. 8 In Miami Beach for reasslgnment processing after com­ BEASLEY CALLED pleting s tour of duty outside H arry Herbert Beasley, 1001 the continental United State*. He flew 35 missions a# a B-17 la u re l Avenue and for the past few month* assistant manager at navigator durfng eight months in the Rita Theater, will leave Jan. England and won the DFC, the Induction at Camp Bland- Air Medal with four clutters, and -# Distinguished Unit Citation i was born In Lake) 81, gjp * Ji , with clustar. He attended th# kity of. Florida and Joined " -fliah spiritual -at I-faction to sec rt fie­ ri f f o r the comment good, and that the re-ulis of the sacrifice were as bread cast upon the w aters.'' Revelling to Kiwanis work am ong boys and girls, he said: “ I understand that woris for boys and girls bears high priority on the plans of pur board of d i r ­ ectors. 1 a in glad of this for there is no more fertile field in which to plant our goexi leaven thnu In such work. "T here i* no such thing as a luid hoy or girl at the beginning of th a t child's association with Its fellows, providing it is m e n ­ tally normal Tho you ngter is a dynamo of seething energy, which he must expend r>r explode. He must and will try his wings, (ilv* hint opportunities under Home On Iveave Fditors N o te:— The follpwin i name* of boy. in servire "home on leave” have been submitted hv the 1‘llot Club for which Mrs. Z. IL Hatilff, telephone 6 5 1 -J, and Mis* Blanch* Kennedy, telephone ■33-W hav# been selected aa a comm ittee lo secure name* of service men and women so that their frien d s may know • hen they a r e In Hanford. Lieut. Richard Deas. USNR, who has been on d u ty In th# Atlantic, Is spending a leave with his mother Mrs. R. ft, Deas, Rose C o u r t Major Charles Betts Is visiting wise and self-effacing adult guid­ ance, and all that energy can be his wife and family nn a 10-day diverted Into useful and intprov- leave from South America where lng channels, the building of fine. he Ii stationed with tho Array. denn young men and women. 1st Hgt Bonnet l.. Carter haa arrived from California on leave lo ose will npgnd Itself destruc­ and Is visiting relatives hrre. tively so thet In the end, the-boy, the girl, the family, the commun­ Rainfall Last Week ity must all pay the damages,” Waa Above Average he declared. I-a drier Beard. Key d u b guest, totd of plans to test school light­ Weatherman B. F. Whltnar re­ ing by means of a light meter, ported today th a t rainfall during in the Interest of better eyesight the past week amounted to .91 and lighting economy. Inch or .38 of an Inch above th# Richard Mullins, (UU Theater normal weekly average for this manager, and Kiwanian of I’U nt time of year of .53 inch. This City, was welcomed to the Kiwan­ adds up to # net excess of 8.49 is Club by Sanford F . Doudney. Inches of rah> so far la January • a pleasant bounty fpr growers. Temperatures so far duriag the month have b##a a bit below th# I � 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, 1945 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. 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J ? *"H- A4' J I */ PAGE T H IS U A N H > ItD e ig h t A D V E R T IS IN G RATES 'HONE* 1 « U0 R DRINQ TOOK Ads to T H * oANFORD HERALD JoW t fly* w tedt to the 11m , Incttduig pa owe and addrwac. i l l adYsrtlaeegeta for alto* Lion* wan tod will bocW rgod fog at tfc. WANTED TO RENT P O P E CO. iras and Tube* O R A N G E S and fred Erlcaon, Box 178. lan garln ea— At Route No. 1 UKWAIU) KOH liK N T A L of fu m H h t d hou»« or a p a rtm e n t to Navv llcuten an t. wife and baby, t'all May* fair Hotel, Hoorn J‘C* I . C O U P L E w ants furnished apart m ent or house. Phone Mr* Jones, 672-W. I WORK hone |100,{H)-Rnute No. I, Box’ 142-A-Q.I. Boyd. WANTED to ren t: fumlahed a p a r t m e n t or house. Couple. TWO S M A L L farma fo r tale; Call Kn». and Mr*. C.I1. Brvwn. one 3 acres land, 2 story house, i t . , a t 672-W. g a ra g e , on* s t o ra g e house, one O e l e s i J M CG*C, <*e»ol*t* WANTED to lent: Pinna. Phone a n b l r r l n t i o n . On* 5-ocr# [arm 110 X-J. *rf<4 « t* r y husta*. etarv b a m , good well, land tiled, NAVY C O U PL E would like fu r­ nished ap artm en t or hmi*o *oon eompleU lub lrrig atto n . Apply a* po*»iblr, I’huiip Ln*. and to J. W. Bell, L*k* Monroe, Mr*. J. E. Jon**, phone 672-W. .-hone 16. < i- FOR SALE; Pip* flltlngi. valves, A 3 BEDROOM home by per­ plumbing supplies, pre-war m anent resident—will vive long automatic hot w ater heater, lea**—Call, 3M7-J or 62. complete slock deep and ahallow wall pumpa, nnaumatle storage lank*. A.D. Roller 016 W. let. Hu Phone 207. BUSINESS SERVICE DINING 64K.lt. ROOM »ult* - Thnno W ELD IN G : By an expert with 30 year*' experience who g u a r­ antee* every job. Would appre­ ciate a trial Temporarily located at 4IIHVt French Ave A. It. Welch CABUAUK. eecarol* and letturc Jilant*. r h o n a 2603. H erbert G. lehrent. C A RI ’EN'TK RING. general re naira, w . J. Russell, 70J W. 9th Btreet, I’hona 747-M COW m an u re for flower*, 60c bu*hrl. Rhone 78#-W. MIA MORTGAGE L OA N 8 To build u home 600 ItULLR of new 10-Inch (irowu To buy a homn bleaching p ap er; al*o celery To remo.lrl a home wire In good condition. W. L To refinance a home Henley, phone 460, C. M. BOYD. 113V, Meg nolle Av* ('hone 17H-J. A I .l. METAL baby Male* weigh up to 36 pound* BX, c 'o Herald. STORA GE G arage. atorage. 1-8/10 H.l*. allern alin g 2 C 4 J u tn u o n Kicker. R erfeci condi­ tio n - Box A Herald. RADIO Service Kudin* picked up nnd delivered The Electric Service Co. 207 Magnolia, I'hnna 101. R E D B U R R Bead polotoai, cert. , tfled. H u n t’. T tU fd o Faed 8tor*. 2nd A 8*ttford. phone 368. rour car at Kant'i Spacla1 fa ta dear) I M AKE *cr*em, folding acreen*, porch swings, rahlnat*: furnl iur» repairing, J M. Wilson, 6(l| Mug noli* Ave CARRIAGE and pad. *6.60. 2611 UI'HOIJtTRRY Orange Avenue._____________ WE H AV E caught up aufflclently *u th a t wn can givo you • ervlea nl oneo on your up­ holstering ami maltrc** nee*l». H an fo rd Mallrca* .Factory. Phona 672 J. 6-ACRB ■cal* wall Call CELERY wire for 6 or 8 acre*. J. J. Dolly. THE 1 NICELY fumlahed room—1113 Park Av*. HELP WANTED— FURNISHED nolta Av*. PART-TIME mild Phone 672-W. SIT. WANTEPt- BILLS 1 1 3 TT rr m 7 irU l i uf fs3nntt — “ J----— 1: K e y , Inlin rt h i l/Ctt 82 Hole C ourt. ____ Itr foe. II l . w t o n Z T 1 : 'IPI 6 fi i,| | » t 4 Hobintnn'* S u r ­ Monday. January 0. vey W arranty Dents Kvuns, ( n i r l r 11. Lot 1| flit. Merritt. William 1 ci us To 11 I j . r k m t '. Hi I). B ertha finrom Wcatlirr*|mon Bates, Evercll t ' el us Fo Fla. I'tml Axsn 7th Day Ad* Charles P eter Zim m erm an e l u*. v a n tlm W B« f t of Lot 0 Ittk Chovika, S am et u« To Jn m es H T r C. Sanford. F. Moore et us. Hooker, Marg*r*t U. Mitchell Sprague, Helen G. cl >1 To C. Lots 6, fi, 7 Z 8 191k II. Midway W. Lynn. Height* Dupree, W. It. Lota t l A I t Hester, J . E- To Chester T. Dili K San U n t a . Ilarknea*. Thigpen. Ine* tort 3 [Ilk 29 I-afon, F. L et o* To N adir I). Mrllonvillr. Roland. Whitmire, W. Lota H. 0 & it) O'Neal, W. f t a« tru st T o C. Itlk 1,1 Tr I Sanford. E. Bradshaw. Rodger*. Dabel Lot* tl, 10, II) Clout*. T. 11. et u> ,T n Lake Z 14 Itlk It W hitromh'a ta t add C h arm F ru it Co. Geneva. Stripling, Corn Ixil 21 tllk lO Cawcllfcrry, Hibbard et nl To C'asstiberry Garden* Inc U iekurt'a S/D. Ste w art, Ina Helle et vlr A. .M. Evan*. Carrie II. I ajI <14 Itlk 16 latckurt'* H/l). To 0 . It. Clout*. Wynn, Lee A rthur To G ro ver Moore, A. II. I^ol 16 Itlk 22 T a y l o r et wr. —*^-**-> „ s \ Snnlar.do A Wit 6 Illk 26 Sanl-Awrtnca*. Jlitutg 4s».<tL j u * . T a Leonardy, Jo hn G. Lota 61 & E rie l e e FeLaun. Eates, It. W. et us Tn 11-nloii 6.7 E n tim in g er Farm * add No. 2. H lllrry, Joe Lot 123 Midway. William*. Simmon*, Edgar et nx To C h a r ­ Wale*. C. A. Lot* 41, 42, 43 t 4 4 Illk II. L o u I, 2, 3, 4, 6 A lie Thu ine* el us. Hunt, Uobblc Joe et sir L T. (I Illk C. Midway Helghta. T o Aletha Edna Currick ct vlr Slade, Frederick E. et ux S W R of N W >, of S 4 of Lot 1 Sec O. C. Limited W a rr a n t) Deed* 30-20*2#. Brock, l>. C. et u* To Jum e* Alexaiuler, Mnry C. Lots 13 A 14 F t. Mellon. H a rp e r et ox. Brock D. C. el u s T» H enry Hume*, Rosamond T h a t part of l^ils 1 & 2 in Lot U Rlk A of Caldwell et us. Brock, D. C. et u s To T hom as l a k e Charm Rlk A. Allendale. T a lb o tt. 1. L. et ux L o ti 16, 16. Bryant- *L_ux----------------- -i Deed 17. IK A ID 1*1 odd Cltru* City of S anford To Charles A Heights H ngan el us. Hill, W (’. Lot II Spencer t|u il Claim Deeds Height* H ellrr, I a*Roy II rl u* T o Itu o k rr, Margaret 0. Mitchell Naomi D. Ilrlicr. Lot* r, To K Illk A. Midway Bradshaw , C. K. cl u jl T ii A. H. Height* H a rp e r, Gladys Lot* 1, 2. 3 1 Moore A freem ent for Deed I Illk A Midway H elg h ta Hullun, Alice To Lula Meuse. Strevell. It. N. et ux l^tla Id, J e t t , Henry M. cl os To Wfl- 17 L IK Illk 3 Geneva, llurn (1. C arpenter Z Joan C ar B other, Until It. I*)t* 12 L 13 Illk k:i Al.ot* 1. 2. & 3 Hlk 00 [venter. Reel E s ta t e MorlK*|e Scifi hi lido flolaml, Nadia et vu II F. To Sttllifarllun of T i e U en U S Trr»*ury Dept. To HtrlckF. L. Is«fnn el us t h attel Mortgage-. lanii Motor* Inc. t Nurtr* C#rtlflrat# Clnik, Albert F To Florida S la t e Hunk hho itla S to If Ihia nl uf K u n y Dolll»nn. 1 M and Kill n DoMl itit-r-A I ** Dtnolhy Jt*an Ksd«r. i „ n To Florida Bank. Wlnlci IliinorEbt# IhKtrhHrf* U K. Army To Wilbur F. Hatisfsctlim* of M m le i f e * Hurt 4 Home Owner* I "un i "r I" V*t»l |f nrnrnt o f M o r t l l f l Ito b n cu llntiert. Si in a, I# ll To H A w 11limn a f'lont*, 1 11 1 n Dm IIHli' -Ste Df d i r i l l o n of llomlcll^ HutUon, Henry • Ueiidertt of w a rt et vlr A M Taylor, W J ct al To I* I 14.01 vi osmI *tnre H JO 4 1 frori \\ ilIotiKblt y, *Jhn». IJrarmii et us T r u . l r r * ' Deed. Ihirund, Swibert K Healdent T ru stee. Internal 1m|u ovenirnl uf h ito ford j*ince l 1 /2 0 /4 4 from Fund of Slate uf l l i ' i tilo I o Wright, Kiwo Ktnc Lot IHtl llookerlown B ryant, W arren I .,1. IK'.f Z 300 lltmkert iiw it Mirngn Vitamin MineniM Sjulllllttl, * W et II* lot* i*l ;& Inblel* relieve fatigue— ti 27 Hlk 17 C i^ i tu l l a k e Wwt *1.06 t e r Home* S ' D Mirugn Vitamin 11 Complex Alexander, Mary C, lait I Illk Month’* Supply D. Buena VUta l’.*tuU*. 40 tablet* with V itam in D*1 North, C N. 8 4 of 8K«. of (Riboflavin) D-2 (Thlaioln) S W ' i ti 8 4 of N W t / 4 of SKI l *1.60 of H W ', Sec 26-20 2# 6 NWI i Build up your rundown entail. of S E l / 4 & S K I 4 of H W 't fin U«n with Mlragu VI la mini 19-20-30. A Lo Mirago Herb T e» t ° **• Bryan, L. T, el ux Lot* 1 T h ru .1*1 nature In relieving urfc 16 Hlk 70. Ixite I T h ru 16 Rlk ncltl from t>ody 80, Lota 1 T h ru 16 Blk 61, Lot* On Sale at t T hru 7 Blk H3. Lota 16 To 22 Blk 82, IAda 23 To 30 Blk H3 Lot 14 Blk H2 All In S a n la m K Jnhnxon, Ray lAit #96 Loug- H IL L H A R D W A R E CO. W IL L CLOSE WEDNERDAY. TH U R SD A Y AND FRIDAY T A K IN G INVENTORY — K.A N EW M AN , P R E S ID E N T . FOR RENT roomi—807 <■ =**?nr ^ u .ttmmrnMr.A: ut Seminole County Court Record C L A S S IF IE D llL Q A L D , iJA N PU R U . F L O R ID A Mag and ORLANDO, Jan 10 (F N S ) — Tli* Florida Probation and 1‘nrolo Association will hAld u “(reamllrird one-day »e**lon at Orlando Jan. 1 fa, nprnini' ul HI A M. at l h r Fir*l Mrlhndt*) Church. TJto entire »ei*iou.will bo given over to consideration of Florida's juvenile delinquency problem. President G. IJowden H un', In urging everyone Interested in this vital question to atten d the conference, point* out th a t few m ajo r chnngK have been miplo .4 flhci T » » ;7 tk x f, ?frmihr i m r r J our 07 countle* »j» *ep*r- ate ■(‘fcurt* T or h e a rin g Juvenile casta, th a t euch ras es can be heard In any court, t h a t in 63 of Florida's 61 countlee children niu«t be held In a common Jail with adu lt offender* while a w a it­ ing a hearing, th a t we have no institution for delinquent negro girl* 'except the S ta te Prison a t Salford. Thcee a re eome of the vexing problem* th a t will be conaldered a t the meeting and an e ff o rt will be made to form ulate an irttelUgent an d constructive legislative i ci»iidCAPUDINE. Sugared Donuts .... doz, Golden Pound Cake Iced Bar C akes..... Cookies U ll’fP W f t R k l l i IONA FLOUR ... 5 lbs 20c ... 10 lbs 37c... 25 lbs 91c... 50 lbs $1.79 WHITE HOUSE M ILK................. 4 tall can s.......* ...... .. 35c B0KAR COFFEE.......... 2 1 H> Bags 5 1 c ...... 3 lb Bag 7 5 c SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER...... 1 lb jar 21c........ 2 lb jar 39c SULTANA PEACH PRESERVES ........... 1 lb j a r ............. 24c Fresh S a u sa g e........... Cottage C h eese.......... Smoked Sausage Not Rationed ... Skinless Weiners Pig Liver........ Dill Pickles..... Pork Brains.... Ann Page Baked Beans 18-oz, can .... 9c Ann Page Grape Jam 2-lb. ja r .... 35c * Ann Page Mello Wheat 28-oz. pkg. 13c Ann Page Salad Mustard .. p t ja r .. 10c A & P Whole Kernel Corn No, 2 can 15c Iona Peas 2 No. 2 c a n s..........23c A & P Apple Sauce No. 2 can .. 14c Nectar Tfci ..... Jewel Shortening .. l-lb. 19c .. 4-lbs. Peanut O il............. q u a r t ............... I I *. Jat Ann Page Orange M arm alade...... Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce........ Cane Patch Syrup .... Vi-gal can .... Karo Syrup .......... V/t g la s s .......... Skinned Pork Hams ... Skinned Pork Shoulders Side Pork ................... H ea d s....................... Ilf m a a i Tfm i l*ii'I ry*t•»•*i rr#«fc •< t|*a / A ' '* Imperial Apples ...... Mbs. ...... 19c r Green Beans ...... lb.......... 21c Crisp C arro ts 2-bchs. 15c Iceberg Lettuce head 15c ous Apples ........ 2-lbs........... 23c Juicy G rapefruit..........2 for 9c Cowan’. II1TE GIRLS for mark*r* and checker*. Seminole County t-oundry, 819 \V. 3rd SL Apply In pemon. _______________ COLORED girl* for laundry work. Apply In person' Remtnole Co. ted bird doc-2f*m*l* with Laundry Co. 819 W. 3rd SL ham *• a—Reward, ■Sira Dunn— TWO DOX la c tn a t Banford SOU P a lm e tto At*. . Fruit Co. Stat* Farm er’* Mar- Vi-lb Ific Va-ib. “* ■ ,* „ ' i MISCELLANEOUS , 1 | White Onions .... 3-Ibs. ........ . 20c Fancy Sweet Potatoes 3*lbs......23c r. *. No. 1 Malm* Potatoes............. 5 pounds ..............23c loan* e a k U a Potatoes .......5 pounds ................... 25c Canadian Rutabagas ........ lb. ......... 4c Good Juicy Oranges ..... . doz. ...... 25c MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 3 lb Box. . . 27c Pint Jar LOST: P m Cm * a t p t f t t Sun- CURTAINS walked, a tare had and day, belonging t o , B*rt y en atr*tch«d. 618 M o l l o n v l l l e , vphon* 879.____ arid church orkanlinllon* ' m o a t meet thla rha lienee’, be point* out, If tha problem Te to be icJred. A recent erirvey b y the A**oA fg h anistan ha* a population of clation reveal* t h a t proper home and rallgloua tra in in g U the moat 7,000,000.___________ ___________ A effective .forte fn curbing d elin ­ quency, few offender* have had any contact with ch urch o r Sun* day 8chool. i* rwveree WruralrU son In a nationwide movement, th e teas because It * UquU. Also International Council for Rail* >VMutUag aarve teoalMi. DW gtoui Education, la doing every* nata&lM so* and *0* i b a thing possible .to, foequrag* » program of rafiglctt* ^duration as a mean* o f reaching the n atlo n ’a youth. National - " Y o o th Week’* Marvel Bread l'/i-lb. loaf • cook E X PE R JE 'N C E D bookkeeper. Box GIRLS FOR part tim e and full tim e a t Loney Drug Co.______ B, e/o T h e Sanford HOUND dog, ra marking* — N#4 Soring*—W A . Monro*. Notify JjG&ttLJddU . [eel in Orlando FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES! HOURS FRESHER! LADY fo r afternoon work—Vil d e l Hotel. H E L P E R FOR Jim m ie S heet Metal Work*. WmMKDAV. JANUARY JtO, 1813 mpmmtm »■wpi i— - w < Mata la*a cef.fgrr.L-ii ]ar«aU*» A * P Seedless Raisins 15>oz. pkg. _________ Sc Ballards Flour .. 10-lbs 58c Tako Scratch ... 2^ H ^ 63c . 1004bs 3df8M 1.02 Vertnont Maid Syrup Clapps Baby Cereal ... Armour's Pure Lard .. Nutley Oleomargarine Velveeta C heese.....*/ WXn t B Z »W« h*v« juit weelved i Urg®‘ihlpm«h^'6f Wt 'v-f . t . ’. d i . v * >. . . . ,, - . Soup . ____». wldU^* In’ soven beau tifu l colors to c h c N e fro m . -Cv » ' • 1 .h j a B in d ' White Sail Sqap Flakes Octogan Soap Powder G t size Duz .... small pkgs. 10c Octogan Soap Flakes tiu U llln j, ip o c U lty tr» in « d A & P F ood ‘ --H r t b t , i C . I / h 100-lbs .V , •*»**»♦»<*•»** N B c « B ;.r:.:,r4E 'sfrvid* • ■; C herry V M 12c Ann Page French Dressing _______________J > 'i . . Iona Com Lifebuoy Soap ■ m m m - �( < k u ‘ t *xr • J L --- - — J" • lf.w ^-» l* h tq be freer* tf" v n r r f F - tO ' ' prewerve I m i o l i t r t h a n I n n t t n b l i p riv i­ leges f e r which we h u t been *o long coo(ending — we m utt (Ightl —r x T i t i i K i n i o n v . E s ta b lish e d 1908 VOLl/lVIE XX X V I Belgian Bulge Is Narrowed To Ourthe Line Snow Bogs Down Nazi Tank (O f -L ._____ : A M «< (a l»4 r»»M l g Marshal Von Runstedt’a Germans in the Belgiun Bulge fell back toward th e Ourthe River line while m e American Third Army h ack . ^ ed doggedly at the southern 1 flank. However, in the south the Germans Igshed out with fresh nrmor in the Stras­ bourg area m an assault .. perhaps let by Gestapo Chief - Himmler. Brilitb and American* tlill nre Inched with N tii rrur ituar.lt west of the Ourthe River In de­ laying actions cast of llaslogne. The Third Army reduced the 'J German UuIkc op the Alsace front, hnl the French lost Oher- ABANDONED BY the Germans when they were driven from the helm. 16 milf.i «oulh of S tras­ Grand....-nil, delirium, »erti<»i. thi* onm liflund Panther tank it bourg and the 1J.S. Seventh lost inspected l.y Yank* ..f the 2nd Armored Division who plough through Uerrlithrim 12 inilet northeast , Jieavy drifts G r ille ''battle <>( Ilie bulge" O S Signnl Corps photo. of the Alsatian capital. (Inlernntinnnl I The German* in Budapest were xqueexed by the Russians into un area atxiut two miles lung and a mile wide Beilin reported the Nad garrison, under “ increated pressure." hat evacuated Budapest'* i-attern railway ala I tlon. Ravage German atlacka west of the Pa.tube fallr.l again ,u bring the (iarrltnn any hope <>l relief Moacow reported 10.000 (irrnmiu killed in ten dnyt The Over Half A Million Plans Are Made For llunirariant arc tald to he »urrendering en masae .leapite Naxi Man Hours Of Work Exchange Of Pri­ order* to ahoot any attempt, ng Planned After War soners By B r i t i s h to Rive up. Lieut Gen. George S. Ration's More than n half million man MINIKIN. Jan. 11. (Al*)— troops rut in hall nowrrlul box tuthoritallv* British quar­ position* toutheaat of Uastugne hours of employment will nwmt z troni which three enemy divt returning service men and women • ters today reported Turkey granted the Allies permission alont had been hammering at hit of Hc.nin.de l 'minty IS older to In ship supplies to Ituisla line* from the east. The neck satisfy post-war needs nf growers, out of the boa now wat no more business firms, store operator* tie th* Dardanelles. No de­ than two mile* wide. tails were given out but in­ and home owner* jn Seminole UeiitLaivCc in the remainder of County, according tu n ret*., t <eformants understood lb* nr reported collapsing •etvfci by-JM*ard Rlgg Ine. mana­ oil at lores were handled cklrframoly a r the Germans—cswg III ger of the Seminole ('aunty Chan, through military channel* off guard by the unexpected blow her of Commerce. * —floundered Into th* ,nqw drift* ATHENS. Jan. 12, l/P)— A true* The report wa* based on a has been reached in Greece’* and woods toward the uncertain turkey made during a period of haven of Wilts, ten mile* east of bloody cu ll war to enable left Baatognc, where other Third more than two months by Char wing El AS representative* and le* Morrison and covered appro* Army force* lie In w ait the Greek government ot discuss The last road out of the box imately 76 percent of the county * fundamental .tiflerencea. At a farm, business and home need*, was cut by rapture of Doncola, request of the ELAS, hostilities near Its center, and the Germans and according to Mr Higgins, is will cease at I Od A. M Jan. IS, had no choice hut to itrikc out very accurate. a llrltlsh un .ounerment today At a recent meeting of the I said. The El.AH nre In withdraw through the wooda to escape an­ nihilation The bodies of hun­ Chamber of Comn.ercr Post W.ii from designated areas and silt dred* of enemy alaln ley in the Employment Committee of wlm-li lender military prisoner* in ex­ *now Ned Smith 1* chairman, the .« change for .... equal m.n.'uf ie In the first 11 hour* of tho port was presented by Mr Mm.i leased by the British assault, which Jumped ..ft at 1 son and accepter! as float Mem Delegate* nf the FI.AS, leftist A M. in the numbing cold of her* of the coinmitter no lu.le I Greek iHil.ti.-ai iirgani/aliuu whose I. satlMrC Oh !'■«- r » . i near-xero weather, 400 prisoners resistance to u Greek gr.vrrnt.ient were taken and a front dispatch disarmament order touched off ffum Associated Press Corres­ civil war early last month, have pondent Lewi* Hawkins said the been conferring since Tuesday at final count, would be much more. the headquarters of l.t. Gen. The German High Command ad­ Ronald M. Scoble. British com­ mitted it waa quitting all the WITH THE UNITED STATES mander in Greece, on the terms Oa Png* •i ARMY IN FRANCE — The first of an agreement which would Traffic Regulating Group to be bring an end to hostilities composed entirely ol WAfa was Alexander Rvoloa, former KA.M recently activuterl and put on duty with Transportation Corps; supporter an leputy prime min­ Headquarters in Fniticr The ister in the George ranandreou C. H. McNulty waa rc-clecled company under command of Cap- government which preceded th* president and E. O. Kilpatrick. Jr., lain Joy E. Flricke. t.4<> t .i amnia present regime nf Gen I'laMlrat. as vice presidsnt, of th* Florida I’lace. Santa Fc, New Mexico, issued 0 a statement calling for Slate Bank of Sanford at a meet­ wa* the first company of 1 ran*, Immediate poecn. ing of stockholders held Tuesday portation Corpa WAC* in the little oppoefllon wa* being en­ at the bank. European Theater of Operations. countered by British armored and Other officers named were; Included In Its personnel w»» I’vt. infantry columns fanning oat Gene Tucker, cashier) Mias Doris Marie C. Washburn of Sanford. from Athens. Hall, asiatant cashier; Miss Mary Fla. I.ynd Ross, aaatetant cashier; The Company of WAC», now Mrs, Helena P. Smith, secretary known aa the 20th Traffic Regu­ and clerk, and Mia* Jewel P itt­ lating Group, la aasigned to the man and Miss Mary Diehl, book- Headquarter* of the Chief of keepers. Transportation, Major General ORLANDO. Jan. 12, (Hpoclal)— Tne same group o f dlrectprs Frank H. Roee. Working In the War prisoner and migratory of the bank waa renamed. These varioua departments of the head­ foreign labor would not b« needed waret C. R. CJonta, Oviedo; An- quarters, they now serve as in Orlando if eltrus pickers would drgw Duds, Jr., Oviedo; Charles clerks, typists, couriers, sta tis­ conform to th* 48-hour work w*«k Dunn, Korreat Gatehel, C. H ticians, correspondents, drivers, requested by the War Manpower McNulty, E. 0 . Kilpatrick, Jr„ switchboard operators receptlon- Commission a* a means of alle­ and W. A. Patriak o f Sanford. ista Interpreter*, stenographer* viating th* critical labor situation, Mr. Kilpatrick said that the and secretaries. C. H. Bruce, manager of th* bank waa going on tb* Federal Th* purpose of ■ traffic regu­ United SUt** Employment Ser­ Reserve par lbfc and that all lating group la to control or reg­ vice office In Orlando said yes­ check* will be payable at par ulate transportation in Motor through tho Federal Reservo Transport, Military Railway Ser­ terday. Bruce pointed out that thare Bank, tho samo as national and vice, or Marin* Operations and to stats banka In tho Fsderal Re­ coordinate the work of these di­ Is enough labor In numbers fn serve system. Thla measure .Ijod visions In the headquarters In an Orlando to mast all nsods, but 0 been adopted, he aald, la accord, administrative capacity, Second tha labor, earning higher wages ii, u n with <bo bank’s policy o f Lieut. Bowen, Roots 2, Syracuse, than ever before, w ill. not slick on a 48-hour week. N. Y., since the activation of th* to the jobs w ages ere Increased, to * ,gm unit has taken over tha dutlaa.of Though the point where a few dav*' on adjutant tba job provides a week's living, Tha unit la tha first group of tha work la still there to get Out. 0 woman In tha history of the army And because laborers are ,not " T o M o ir a ffn m A H o to be placed id a traffic regulat ■ticking to their jobs for the full lac croup. time, the USES be* had To Imj.ort prfsoner-of-war and foreign ■ WINS P URPLE HEART Morrison Report Truce Is Reached Shows Many Jobs Between Factions Awaiting Vets In Greek Strife r; WACs In F r a n c e Regulating Traffic McNulty Is Re-elected Florida Bank Head 48 Hour Week Seen As Manpower Need Discharged S a ilo r Here , To Make ford ^ N_ . mmMd mm S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . .1 W E A R Y ' (SOMEWHERE ON A W I8T- ■I diecharwdt - t RN PACIHC ISLAND) Jon. ____ .{lend* to llv* If. (SteWtaiy — Mtnni* Mock. . t u n provided he can puiChase a 8Un t I t of FhUrprli*. wax pro■ Um Pttrpla Heart by Vlca senUd* Hoof*f, U SN , _________ A rm — Phar- Control P sd ffe. for YBIe rtkm tour e f Um tor proaented awards to I o f „ eloodl- fk e n and 42 enlisted men at a 'FLORIDA—! bt and SatM U end WUUtty I ' There ii no war K enforce this condition upen workers, he said. "We can only urge than ta work for patrletie reasons at " surely the critical w ar Mi should be sufficient reason far worker* to eta j on tho jab," be — H n k p U ln e d ibat eraploran'Ta the Orlando area arc cooperative In allowing for Ut* 48-hour work week, but tho tfu loreo* have lo t 12. IMl". .Mcnihcr Issiir iu lc il P ress . I Vanks On Luzon Ad­ v a n c e 10 M i l e s Capturing N e a r l y - One Hundred-Towns Airliner W reckage In Which 21 Died WASHINGTON. Jan. 12. (A*>— Half of all war production pro­ grams will rise at a "tremendous rale" under the new speedup which includes a three-fold In­ crease In critical aircraft in six months,- WPlI Chairman Krug announced today. About -fa.RQO,000,000 wArth of new arms.-will he added to the ISMf. schedule, parity to equip the French army. This boosts the 11)45 total out­ put to shout 404,60(1,000,000. The War Production Board nns ordered drastic new restriction* further curtailing civilian good* production, a government source »atd today. They will wipo off the book* a large percititage of consumer project* already autliorited under the spot reconver siun program, due to a slmip cut in the allocation nf metals. At the same time Selective Service revealed that some .130,tMHl mpn will he drafted from farm and factory l.y July 1 to meet inerra-ing mil.lory iciulrcmenls, and Secretory of War Stimson warned that “thru- seems to he no fftctpc" from *nne«l irrvic* for virtually all phynit'all) •lualififd men under ’to a Irrigation land <ttt/cm Hay. Tokyo re|H»rte«t 'Ml (dune* rani* Admiral Nimitz faded to re­ veal whether the attack was made riintin<«t a navul fore* < or a re inforrrmenl nuixov l.rad«.| fur I uf«*n It ia Die de* |»r I t»uld • e*t fleet r*er»elrulton xei «*I Ian ane«r rontrolled w.»toi-» On I.timn 2 r*M milt'i to the northeast, the Vwnk Jtlvnnreil in fs»it'e« nearlv M»»uU if f r r fen mile > iti f it nk* t«'Wj»rd nearly DMI \ ilUtreA I **Wv.. *4ii| t |rr hi 'lo t'll force- ron«i«t »*nr tank tnd h» Stimson aald that the army »■ wa< uppinic its itionlhD ileioauth on srlectiv* aerxire from sO/XJO in January and Kehruaiy to 100, 000 for .\iarch, urn! that ih« army wants youth; endurance tw o mfanfrx •! that tie .i \ v Mb M 1• e Itfoyre-q If c Intilled \ inef i 1 • 1:i m s \ m •r • \ iiimritti \ •i Ji.tr*- (..»« . ' > 1 |•1 1114 4'4|* 4•( N.-w N... k lit i,l ear «an 4Liijt^ vki'r 8* tJ»ik itft'l t.i 4 |Vj|t I *, , * . • • - ! f e lA44 fit* * 8*Li 'It •. .••11.14 .1 Li. i *• • • • * 8* 11Ut*f •Ittrituicril 4 * * » * • . f4 ^tC'il lift) W*8M4>•» Kf un 1 f ' ' kll.f.l .4. 1 14 • 4. .« ........... .. • . f \ (....I ., I 1• 8* fml. L1 It leaf 4 l i f t 118' .v • m r ii • • 1 1 1....... . r.< .it, , .ill Itit fill * N| aiLt Army tin il - n ;, t r (,*•«•ft 1 »4 •I.. » •f ' •' '' *14 '| |»|| »«S8*»18 • 1 1 ■1 4 14 1 1 i'.i* "t • t » 'trie 1118*111 vMni'irihr for lu. iU vi ui fur h nd *4i,f i1(•» 4 lit 4),* 1 *#•r\ 4. 1111*4 ,%.'l 1 w Fill . lei , 4 I* .f 1 It. . •il ». • t <1iiti r a** f»*t no rr*ii ii •lialllr • I'Aiition tht* imivriui'rit *f -n|i|diew ha«. perinitial ...... ... ......... Evans Tells Lions F j ; Of CountySuccess Mrs. Emma NelaoihOn SixthWarLoan Pioneer Resident Dies At Age Of 90 Camrnnh • ed the r« v hin -C *hin a '•••ct*»r roll* t r r m i ; around Snu*on fur nine nml half hour* urn! r im m e d Jit Am erican c a r r ie r i>bi>*‘ w e re shot d<iwn hut o ff e r* 'd no f u r ­ t h e r det oiU. t;r«*<1e4l . nna, the nmur military .tffair» roinmitlee heard t ‘ol Lianna her^lmjf of aelectiv** «er*ice «|l* clo<e that the ilrferred t lasstfl rations of industry and aicrirjl turr must he tappe«l to meet r f «juirr mrnta for '.Mi'J.uun men for the armed servfres «!urif»if the first half of H*4.r' rrrul ^the enemy between As Stimson wai tellinc u pres* conference that full <calr national service ( S r X lM risw l American carrier planes are attacking a Japanese sea force o ff the Indo-China const in a daring offensive throat to insure the safety of supply lines to the Philippine.* invasion. Admiral N'imitz said they nrv merely JximJiarjJing Hilly Hal l MaAt e f Hill Drive Went <>\ rr The J*,’,, Top By .s:{21,ii I Officials K e v e a I . r w n ,\ rt 1. a ’11?Ie*x ' ••'•!»* H.etflir Mall •j. un fi niit ..f ait • fu M i* l y NewDeposit Peak In 1944 Reached By Atlantic Bank lniflev * a* * r* . . i .II y .. . I ’r o f fre R R m w taken The 4H hour a.|\ in«*e Ii b i car r»e«l Ihe Amenranel I noiith o i thr male of iwainn country At , the inmith of thr mramlrring Affnn ! lilvir ami 8^ro«< thr nvrr jirw* lo Tit. w h U h lli«e Jup.ilMKwe mlKh* h a v e hern nhle t 1 m ake a d a la y Reports S a t-1'n*Only V*"'' .w on is ln c io ry Me el.lt f.et u II. .1 Iir III Thr Amriiruiiw hilt nine tuwfix nml moir linn a score *»f villajfpw tht rtlrem e left flank alnnir the I'oiori uhin r*»aH. Rave the Atnei iratii run into an fth in i; more than isolated and «|uirklyeliminated «nip**r reai«t*nre Flrat Combat Contact Mre. Emma Matilda Nelson Durini: Pasl Year L •» 1 A 1m i • it 11 illc \ unit «•( th pioneer resident of Smut.Ll unci’ ll.-l •ejiei at »4*nw it j ID I* County and Sanford, died Thu. OvrrMiho. rifeli • Sen" So 11* f 1 fill Y •ri»if»e* - •f 'h r day morning »t her home at »« IfMI” ll. llnt .1 11 t •ei mi ,in v * \\ intv ..f .•' If rrI el Mi ... | | .nV t*rn I l . n u r l a - M . o V r t h n r '•« C o m N at tuna nil •*' V•«. »». |«(. Ml *1 Ml Elm Avenue after on illiic" 1 *i 4\ im D i n n n i c r t o d a y n iH . le t h e f n - i m e n ' thi s mi I i *! • ' -I twn week* tin of "c o rn h a t c o n t a . l" near i * i. II M e.h . • Ihiring the early settlement f l(*i met' D i ..'Ml : I. v H o m r r u h io ut th . r fi.l i» f ih r this seeti.m. Gen. Henry F >• | lllont’ I i I * «t - t « f» e a r h e a d 8-.» • I 'n u fur.1 brought liver froin Sw.-- '• 'th .il. .4 • ' » '• m i la h d n v !.#•.» 1 H* 1’ a x e a nur.tl.cf*d workers I. tftlw " ' r * ' «” it n l ic a t io i i • ( t h* • • > • 1 1 1> * .f care nf the lA Grove »l ' 1 4* • *1 " th r f iir h im y th rrr 1 t lilt ' sala. a gr.tve^T57 10(l acres M, 1 . , M • I. ' x I n t ' l i i •*| • t • I h e f ir iK 'in * ! I • m il* a k h h ra d i then regarded a»Jt)e of th.-1«• 1 t».«• I . It *. » It *h *ent*-.I .(• m o n t h * p e r io d 1 x x r r e «b i d r n e d I «• a l le u x t J.% | | t i | e a k Kwilo vv . est In the stale. /’AiJ-At^ ' ,M"•> .. »*1 • * •* #' • Nny.tthi un i>-«- ol J l , M i * , a 4 7 . On | with th* cepture of the mouth of ,Mr*. Nelson and her husband, leillir JailllVwl le* ..811.1 i j i * l l u l l A l t i l l a i . U n pin le. f i o i n I ( |u|, late total r n o u r « r < o f the tl.e Agno, which *-r.i|.l.<-- into the liana Nelson who died years at'<>. .Mr Bvuiit i»'»h u I .o,t that the L'7 li m e I 1M I l «• > 'I* inlier I I i |,,.| 1• at he’ll a lieu all In n r hijjh Lingay.-n Gulf vn-*t of cni.turrd came front Sweden to settle in tlrlvr curin' jit -i t it .• m h*-n farm 1 h i I r a n * • llr li 'im ii. Ilollniiif .m l m the oini'iiiit o f JTi 'i'.rj.nntV4 '.t l.mgaycn town. thla grove more than 60 year* era hail their 4r..p* m t tie* c". m l (irrniiirn Whin M . S e r i f t ’iu 1 Nine mile* represrnlml the deepMr 14i i* I* v fc|Mif(4'.| t Li iftt FJ0 , ago. Mrs Nelson has lived m for Ihe no* t •11 1. I hetil not I I t a l i c ■i] Ill* •M»n %,i oMi'il to tiir - ii r 1*1»•’ •■■I point of r»-n<-l ration ... the thi* section ever since that ttn.- yet rernveit n> I* 1 t'f • t fM in She * as born in Sweden. July '. (hire, vthieh »r n ......... .. »u!i»»i’ »« nf in $n). time covered in th. co.n.n.inlque I ht • jT 4 4•1 4 • | ' 9 *.* V . I l l •* 11 •<•4 A t « 11 V I S m * * r t h r « -o m in o n it |« M ' 8 l w « v - l « i f i tHC,4. • .o1 I " ” 1 •trf "t >i f 1 14*4 lit t ••*! \ It1..|»|r ‘.1Lin '.'4 h o u r■ Lrhtrnl n |" 'lM i" ii. it vu .She Is survived by three dam ', | , ] \\ it. I1**1 l« nnllaird lit* |'>*e I M,i 1 ,4 ' V1*II ter*, Miss Anna Nelson and M> *- 1 III k • llfl h lit R ir N, , . Final Report Made \r. Util 1 , • ft? tifi |i* • • •( •Imn rt if 41 i Alfred Van Ness of Sanford .md l Hall Mrs. J Y White of Jack.... 1-4 • 4 v |».|f If I'ord Will (» u 11i n o On Sixth War I a h i i i IVI> • i l t 1 8ft vide: three son*. Edward Net n .• > It.. d«.» •• Farm Bureau Aims ' • ti i til m, til nf I’alatka. it II Nelson of J«. • [: L in.il . I f ' ' ’ ■t Nein tl t lh»"f It, . M* he. aonvllle and Ernest C Nelson ( inolr 1 mi s »'• ’ • • t•• the •.»1 t i*l line f Mv rr f hi • k ' •* 8 4 r. t 1 M . I I.ill | Ill 1IU» Sanford; two grandsons, Parker S I* lh W'nr ' • •’ J.d.n Ford. *r<r«-t:iry t>f th*1 ' • I thut v.». rrpnf ti*•1 li ... .1.'.. Ii .'il 4 1t 1 1 • 1 Van Ness USN, stationed in ' al- $1,44" Ir* m ' » ' 1..... 1' vieri M't illi « tnq I li.rnla Farm Hurra.., vk.H out­ t.tut.*? i Lii* i f ,t i.i,h« l t \ N.-l V||i.l 1.isv .. a"......... | I,., t .1. .. .I ifornia and William J While, Mid. 11* coni|». *• I » ' ' .» »|ilotn l.iiihl.lliin A line fur.u bureau aim* and ur «li.i. ffstill KlMl lellt USN, stationed In St. Peters­ art foi tin 1 iKiiil v *1 ’'l.i.itH). of ••am uml (tep oM t' rt.n.pl.shments at a supprr m eet­ • nip.ir 1 on .v ut Hull, mIim i“ h(i«liainl *.f burg; and three granddaughters, It w in reiv rted to L m i A L’.vun* ing to l>e held Monday i-vrn.n,(hr ftiKtlff I iniiii 1 Mulfitv , ■I.lliug 11 f.VI- >>■*. pi-Hod showed ut 7.16 o'clock at Ihv Hotel aloyMargaret, Louise end Katherine cnilfitv ihwirmnii >•( the .ln\e Ma) ll.n f o llo w in g figure., ns nf Dec Emma Van Ness of Jacksonville fair, it was announced b by M. 1» Inrludril in ttn totnl K t**arhri ut (hr Snulh«hh* larivmii> .'It ot. .-a. !> y c , > . . . d i i l . t r d : ■nd Katherine Merle Nelson »f bond »nle« of t .*•» , -M». he re S* hiiol iillriiilrtl I•msiI ulionl . in Cuilum, nr* resilient of the Seminole I.nans Palatka. County Farm Ilnrent) nortrxt The I*e »*t * 'iilotii *et on rlmliiti; Si'iiiinnli* lliyh S<*h>Hil. im.l I-, in iixo.noonn i*nti-i*’«l Ihr » p |in r in NovrllitM't Funeral services will be con­ K IhivhN y%i»" $201*mmi A two reel film secured f*om I-til 670,0)111.00 ducted for Mr*. Nelson at -1 10 the Galntsville Extension Service M r L'.vnm fluted ih.it he u n i 1li I 'J III* » » • Hi *44111* I mu* II4 I:. 4 104.700.00 o’clock Sunday afternoon et the v e ry much tik;i<»ei| u .iti Ihrar rmphiyrr 4tf ILtr u .|| tu> shown whlrh depicts IP I I 42X.I4I .OO Flr*t Preibyterlen Church of resulta, and mid thut tie uUhed methods and short cut* fn seed 1114 1 401,673.00 which she was the-oldest member. to tLinnk tlioer who iim i I time Kiwanis Club Flans bed plantlngi, also stumii puller * Deposits The Rev. Dr. E. D. Brownlee will Und effort in iniltini* the drive operation*. It) to <1,172,000.00 officiate. Interment will he in dver. Fir* Chief Mock Cleveland will Youm: People’s Work I'll I l.071.000.00 Lake View Cemetery. give a short talk on methods of 1042 1,320,360.00 fire protection for growers. Ymuiii; v% •»rh in Hitnfni I io n -1201,113.00 A report will he given on the Mill Ik* tin* main ohjrtlivr for Ihr l Ol t 6,621,601.00 housing protect plan for farm year, the 4lirtfrl«»r*• "f thr KImhum In which th# Farm Aim..-I two mill.on dollar* in workers, (’lull ilrriilnl ut .1 ilimirr *mrrtifl»; War Ih.nd* were «.dd at the Bureau is co-operating with the lunl «*\«*tinik' u( I'nliin uml I'lnrh Thr finuitcnil hml^rl win nr hank dining 1044, it wa* stated. Seminole County Chamber of Cuilum aald. Mr. Ingley also reported that (uimmerce, Mr. Motor vehicle leg s a in look a papers and runl* .invmg liecn.es. rnngt'tt for 11*4*r» nml rommllUn'i Agent C. It. Dawson will Dig Jump Thursday following ju- ration card*, lift- irgi*tration. In­ will conrrntratr on Imys* rtrni during thr year two new service* County Installed, both of whirh have report on progress in securing nouncement in The Herald Wed­ surance card* mill lolge receipts ffirU* work in genrral, Koy Cluo. were farm labor. nesday bv Tax Collector Jnn. I). th a t are pr.xluc.sl »n.l ix.mino.1 Boy Scouts and v.Hattunal gu d proved wry popular Bank by additional "Thla meeting is open to all Jlnkln* that there would be no before Ihe 11144 ''1'lori.Li Auto­ ance of young people, it wa. mail envelope* are flirnDhed outex ten* ton of tlm*- for obtatnlng mobile Registration Curd1* come* HMH....H *.l this inuxiung by Dr. uf-towii customers which not only growers, whether Farm Bureau L. T. Does, president nf the civl: *ave tires and gasoline for the members or not,” said Mr. Out­ these after th* deadline. Monday, to light. customer, but speed up the hand­ turn. Raservatlon* may be secured Jan. 16, as ruled by Governor “ When available (ho Florida club. Those attending the meeting ling of mail deposit* by the hank. for th* eupper by telephoning T itle Certificate sl.uuld nl.o I* Millard Caldwell Thursday tag aalas amounted presented with the registration were: Dr. I)o»s, J. W. Hall, Les­ The hank money order plan waa Secretary J. E. Wathen af 1100. to 82,671.16, an tacreaee of $1,. card. Where car* or truck* 'are ter Thorp. Rulph A. Smith, E. K. inaugurated on July 1 and has 882.20 over Wednesday amici nf being transferred from on*) owner Ijinc. Joel Field, Fre.1 R. Wilson. been u*ed l.y nearly one thouaand during the first si* 81.637.95. to another, it I* necessary that G. D. Workman, Roy Green, I*. I*. customer* l l a a l l a a r e Oa t*age Tssa) Much tlm* ia loot by rogletrant^ the former owner aboujd sign in Campbell, O. I*. Herndon, Otcor Editors Net#:—The fellewfor tag*, duo to fumbling among (dace designated on reverse eld* M. Harrison, Sanford F. lJoudncy Ing Barnes of hoy a In aervlc* pockets and handbag* for llccnia. o f title certificate and acknow­ and E. C. Harper. “hoeni mi leave" have bee* certificates and registration card*. ledge hla algnnturo before a submitted by Ui* Pilot d a k . CRKD1T MEETING Mr. Jlnklna said, and h# offered Notary Public or other officer for which Mrs. Z. B. Ratliff, tho following suggestion* whl.b With seal, and also surrender to telephone 881-J, aad Mia* There will be a meeting of th* The annual meeting o f the ha declared would save Um* of tb* Ration Board hi* gee coupon* Blanche Kennedy, telephone Issued for the vehicle In nutation, stockholder* of tha Central Flor­ board of directors of the Sem­ overyoot concerned: “In applying for tags ta * spplW and U«t tram the Ration Board a ida Production Credit Association inole County. Chamber of Com­ — 8W-W have keen selected as a committee to eecer* usmea have la bla hand thi Receipt on Form R-500, whlth will b* hell Momlay morning at merce) next Tuesday at 7:00 P.M. ef eervtr* men end women ee 1884 Registration Card, with D»r m ust accompany the title certifi­ 10:30 o'clock In tha City Hal), It at the Mayfair Hotel, It wa* an­ that their friends mav knew Payne, nounced today by, Manager Ed 41 • tag aumbor la upper right cate which It to he transferred waa announced by JHiggins. when they ar* In Sanford. eccrctary-treaaufer. band corner, by doing this much to "the new owner. Thla aiioclation maintains of­ At this time reports will be tlm* will be saved for himself • “For the accommodation of Ed wain Bra nan. ART 1/e, who are unable to come in fices In 8an(ord, Orlando, DeLai.d, made on the progress of th* and others. I l sometimes happen* those __. . . who _______ that after waiting In line, when during regular office hours, th* Cocoa, Kissimmee and l^esburg froxen locker committee and th* has been stationed at Melbourne big tam dooa coraejt 1. n oceaser/1 T ax Collector's office will bo and serve* Seminole, Orange, Vo­ special committee .tor veterans for tb* pl«t 10 month*, la home w allet and kept open .on Haturday and Mon- lusia. Brevard, Lake and Osceola employment end highway .Im­ provements. counties. . ... 31 " until 7:0# o'clock.” I Sale Of New Automobile License Tags Almost Doubled In One Day r t Home On Leave Board Of Directors Of C Of C To Meet 'VWiiil’i'iV i______ — w . NTM I1KR f.-V More Guns To American Carrier Airplanes Be Built In Coming Year Attack Japs Off Indo-China C i v i l i a n Production Will Re C u t ' As Need For War Ma­ terials " I n c re a se s ’Himmler Is Reported n Leading Fresh Nazi Attack On Villages ,-Tt, - rr ^ e a r S t r a s b o u r g v F V * r • '■•v j^WITH WARBONOS AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SP A P E R _____ _ i-.v......... • ____ it * V 5 �rT jfp *— * THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA . . . ^ ,| ■ i. m JANUARY 12, 1915 •*"—,'t” 'nni . 1 ju QTCounty Succm On Sixth War Loan To Corregidar _ * _ L ip M U H H L r iM rw«* o*e»._„ turd time to rut on a Arm. Ho added that artat her handicap w»i that (he Christmas aaaaon was Just, coining on at that time. He pointed r o t alto that only rt I counties of tha atata amon< them Seminal*, had mat thatr E. bond quotas, and that thla county had ov e rsu boaritod Ita quet* by “When on* considers that Semtool# is a small county of not much m a n than ttfiOO resident* of Whom net more than ISAM a n white people, *1 consider the feet that in toe 8lxth War l?«n cainpal<ms Seminole County has "nubserlhfd more than sight atlillon doll era. a most remarkable achievement. aad I am prowd to have l-een associated with those who Jwlped the govern event to W , Rowland, In thanking Hr. "Ewifw f j r - h la tofli whkh. waa entbaslastlcslly appended, asparted that "a lot of the success of tha dries had bean due to cap­ able management.” Lion Jam* Rabson was wel­ comed as • member of thd HJona rity by tbs club to have two •meted on tha highway sp­ ites to Sanford with the Inton, " W n ’tha- eaevtra * « t W1JJKY___ AP Newsfaature* faalures Writer he had visited and interviewed farmera, tarn toe** mm. store owners atxi many resident* In the county «Jid ws* initialed by the Chamber of Commerce as n means of eldlag returning vet­ erans to secure work and of sttU fylag j-ost war nrcls for Im­ provements throughout the county. Total outlay for farm aca oust ness needs plus fSO.OOO for CHy of Sanford construction and >70.000 for county road building will be an m l Ima ted- >1,1)37,8117. Farm buildings, cow construc­ tion and repair*, will require the greatest e* pend(tors, It was re­ vealed by the report which esti- OAUr U A iir BLAND!N«, ut-AJViriivu, enn. Jon. j) *2. 8p*eiall—First Lieut. Beryl Ncwtnsn ,' mfaittry offkar now toslgned to duty training doughboy* at Gamp Bland mg'* Infan­ try Replacement Training CanU#, era* on* of seven service men to , racafra tha Congreselonnl Medal of Honor from President Rosealalt at a Whit* lieu** centm a r Wednesday. Lieut. Nawman. a fighting elsfooter from Bar a boo, W h . whose current ambition b to -ind a kfa and ids home for hi* t child run, won the honors note last May 28. when he his pisteon in the breakout t the beachhead nring tha course of hi* aetton, it Newman killed two Natl*, nded twb nsore, captured II. ■Reused three machine guna. OftAPHfC PROQt of tbs terrific toll taken of Jap shipping by American I pounding o f Luxon have resulted tn tha sinking or Immobilisation of bombers te given in this photo of the greet anchorage et Mioila May. jtnoio than fifty vessels bulde the long breakwater. Fuel and smmunlf-mt'.iutd, concentrated stlacks by Tank airmen In tha ora W l h '.Hon dumps have also been blasted. U. S. Navy photo. ( international) esses, Store*. const : offices Mid he on estimate of requite an < -m l KTSM5 0WI “Salesgirls Learn To Manage With Necessities Inker. -ystA require ■- Immddiatc fshor requirement* OH,to>, and new Standing O f f i c e r ' Gets Medal of Honor SAN rHANCISCQ—Ann Bar- to korae and baiTsto meat and to natttuli. Nary nmaa who n eaped canned salmon and rk t. 1 re­ by ftttLmAfiu ("ffl C tiita d ^ I member on* weak w* had noth* scant two daya before "tha Rock" lay ala* to eaa—and for toeakfriL ia going b• * , faat, that-* M t Bond. I haven't nI hope It will be to the Philip­ eaten any rice since." , pines That’a . w h a t. Tin countAnn BeroaUlua reported for In* on,* aaid the attractive E later, duty at the U A Naval hospital, P fn n , jrirl, while awaiting vrans- Canaeoa, Phiifppim- Inlands, in portetkm from San Francisco to July, IM a She aocalls "A l a -i the I k . first r iH l Jap Jah attack we tha war sene. "AffU one pattest* to the L t <jg) Baraatitu* to whom i t k s s M the daya of tha fa ll of the A t t p Army hospital at Manila. I was pine* aaeai like a terrifyinjr nilthfr- In a sarglcal toam that was mare, waata to aaa the tab lei assigned to M u s , w *a Christ■aa day w* wrra Netting up our turned oa tha f ace. along the Camp LimayOnly Navy nurie o n b<*,piUI k ...L » Bataan or Cerre*Mnr, U . Bema- beach." From dawp until midnight tha tltua, eleven Army nurses and a Navy wife, crept aboard an A w - understaffed hospital crews work­ trathi-hound submarine in the ed on an ever-increasing number of jjatlenlf. pairs «M&•JPBO will be fe qulrnf i n pointing of structure* and IntorWto pud will require 43,d73 insNi heuta e f work et >1.80 an hour. Total boat**** transportatlon and hom e. nied* will cost >800,307. U was estimated,Much wOW tiling b needed for *ob-lrrl*wUon and dksitog* of farms la the eaaaty sod this will entail eapestdltu*# dt *7*,to0 amj will require >8,260 aten hours of during the October period re ryaled Ural of whit* main help needed, the largest Item wa- need for 63 salesmen. N ext needed were 17 itell Venom, 14 mechanic*. 13 plumbers and eight helpers, and ton each of lierbers, general assistant* and stock clerk* Bar vie* stations and tire rvpaimtvr. each needed eight men. Altogether, their wore 83 types of, workers needed, totalling 260 men/ W h i t e female requirement* showed that of 4fi per*a*a need­ ed, waitresses numbere<l III, snisladrrs 11, bookkeepers 0, beautician* rt, stenographer* anj receptionists three each. More than 786 farm worker* were needed by Cel. 22 -hich included permanent farm labor and net labor used for harvesting, setting and processing Of thi*e, 32 white fnnlc nnd female work* e n were needed, the Imlonc* eoiored. Of the totsl A. Dudu mid .Hone required 1)0 anil ( Hester Kosrnte Company, 60, worker*. Duilne** concerns le q u m l :>fi colored mule worker*. Kemnia worker* periled were 18. vhlch included 13 maids m home-. part to toe war, . . , An­ other to 1-codon rtotklag oa ..N a t l propagaada hroadrstt*. . . . A third ia Calm dlrvrting production of American past­ ier* and booklet* far dWtribo lien hi Baghdad and Islambul. . . , Score* of others in Afrbe. I t a l y . Iteykjavik. Htorkbolm sari Ueiral. They are Uncle Sam's first traveling salnwomen, whose job, la the Oversea* I)ivi« ion of the Office of War Information, ts helping to "sell” Allied and neu­ tral countries on the fart Amer­ ica i* playing In World War If. Ifi addition they are waging psychological warfare all over the World. * t Th*lr work began in 1042 wheh Eleanor Barry packed a hag and went to London a* nn UlVI cipher clerk. Now—323 strong- they are scattered all over the globe dolnj a job which, even lev year* ago. Would not have hern considered women'* work a t all. I*>uk in on Hotel Hu ward, heud ■ ad the ©WI * pidrlWntinn* d. vl* jrm caver Lieut, Newman elwuJed direction* to the men while standing In fat! view of the foe and then advanced on on* mach ine gun with hi* own tommygun blkting. Two Nazi* wrr< wounded, stopped firing. Then hie tommy-gun apreyod the other gunners, killing twt and silencing the second mnr'nlm gun. From a house a third Na* machine gun opened fire, bul the ona-tiroo schoolboy heavywalgbt bolter merely kicked th» front door open ami demnndet tin t the Garraaus within su r­ render. Eleven well-*mini Natki awed by his daring, rainr cut With bands high A weaki later LtouL New mar soffrred shrapnel wound* uhe ir-nii*eea r*a* «■•».{, a tank be was riding struck mine, and ha return to thii 'months of operation. New Deposit Peak In 1944 Reached By Atlantic Banl| if e e p u itto s o r i g W S f c o W S C o r “A*,r fl,,n wetsa otv UKcRMtNH teta, ►f ^ A t wAyg a r to M P risaix n it o r jtU ^ ysT w S Z k ^ . Ifpem ov< rdtaflt)------------- 1 OI.StS.13 itfonn, direct aiid ictnir* na reserv* M l eolUetlon ..... Stockholders nf the rleclerl th* following Oeorgv II. Bishop, R. man, l- I. Frasier. J. R. A. Newman, II. B. f. W. Shand*. bank- redirectors: tl. Chap L. Ingtoy. Po|»« nrd At the directors’ meeting fol­ lowing the meeting of stock­ holders, the following officer* were re-eleetcd: J. t \ . Bhand*, chairman of the Btmrdj J. t . Inglcy, president; L. I. Fraiiar. vied president; R. F. Monn, caih iart- O. C. McBride, oesisUnt casnier: end Ki W. Deane, as­ sistant cashier. Mr. Ingley revegled that the consistent attendant* at meethms » d the general Interest shown by dtreetom had. contributed largely to the year1* success. They, together with the officers ntid employee* w*re complimented l>y Mr. Ingley und thanked,for their loyalty.and support. ACCOftCteiO TO the European adllion of Sleri and Stripe*, honey* haired Torn Seven. Him s t a r le t has o c n choren reigning pin-up quean of the year by O D in the European t i nitre of war. The army paper be•ti v.'td up-vn h e r the title “Cheese­ cake of Ura Year." ( fniernattonel) Belgian Bulge Is Narrowed To Oiirthe Line th* of nee chief 1 directing a staff of aditors, write I* ami transis­ tor* In producing bookie U ' urn? nuateru for dlstriinitioi Ip Remit. Damascus, Baghdad and Istanbul. Her office piodutea 6,000 new* picture jtooter* weekly aa well a* a photo review mngszino in Arabic. French anil English. Harriet Root directs, throe IIbrweiaa — In Sydney, Uetbour e and Wellington, Australia— where standard works of American his­ tory, biography, Ira n i and i*w ar* available to Aastral mui writera, radio oataanrtatata, teacher* ><4/t<C*wi*Kin at< tCaattaaed t o n I'*** u n . i probable patrols had tlriven d*ri>cr tine* ihtn. • _. , * 1. Tha flrct -eUffer»d reristorM was at the left flank ract of tin Sixth Fablsn lieschhrnd. Ther tha Sixth Army troops hod salt 1,tlt.01t.lt et! the road junction town of Man t i .i N . M j i U M JlM t .IM teisu .fi PaeorrubD’e on tho rout* U Buniirtdr twrltol ■of flu nee and possitdy tha am: Japanese leader*. Thar* was i Indication of tha aaverity of M an Invasion from tha tocn expected, wetw picteiw aditors. Dared out thii bulk and W i M R nt hi* troop* with the help of tho fog, , deep ouraglng aWlft snowdrtfu pursuit, dla- and - a w mint field*. , gbllo tha British war* coming Hi an the west in a general ad­ vance nf throe miles, the Hermans hint pnllrsF out an nuicMy that all :imtact waa look eacept for a few snipers. Rattan Bhrtoto N a il "Baa** Tommie* moved tn from the One o t them had to combat a t o t , w hich devoured her week's ration* of i hocot&ir the first n ig h t, and ate up h tr wurk the n e s t . Another Wrote from Africa, “ Send me Mime woolen u n der­ w e a r —*hirt* and long ilr»wei>— I'm beyond caring Imw they Fact Behind Price j Ceilings Is There Is Beef Scarcity! V , By OVID A. MARTIN ' WASHINGTON — Rewind tko drluttc uvrf prupo^aU to e»l*blUlt ceiling* eg prkra of lire rattle U the simple fact that there ia not ennugh barf. Beef pnaluction ia at m record levrl. but non-miUtsry supplies are insufficient to satisfy wartime purchasing power A mad .scramble among corsuntrr*. merchants, and *tough lsrtrs has led to bidding up of ortccs or catlto, paiticuUrlt the better grades. Slaughterers who offer the higuest prices naturally get the cattle. Their wholesalers, retailers—and final customers— get 'beef. s 'Iht- Oft Ice of Price Administra­ tion bam imposed railings on Ur tvtail prices, o f baff. (torn* O H Beef Wanes Attack Japs O ff Indo-Chimi L f tM lU T I I to it item and Iras stators. a The women must puiirw a lot Inrsidej* job techniques, bowevdr. They must have pot** which doe* iH>t jar when they are whi-llod at on aticet corner*, and rmpage which does p ot will ui.dcr extreme lin t , cold or hanbWr. Un 'ong plana jump*, most of them traVel ia alack*. Thsy take enough clothing oversea* to laat two year*, plenty of woolen un­ derwear and sufficient leather to mend their shoes. From th#n on they have to ba abla to "tolea" wbatetcr circJinstaruc* tn*y m.vt —lost or rifled luggage, living t>ley asuide palace-) with no heat, laundering tbeU lingerie without benefit ot soap flake* and being without cold cream. Some slaughterers, particularly large n m eem i. vtweally are atoe to tmy higher p r im far cattle und nrll their incut to rvtsIKn in lirw) with retail ceilings. Rome toss * v [fk itn t staughtarm ren­ te ml that If they bid high enoug h to get cattle, they aooa would to forced into bankruptcy, m to m to sail at sbwrc-ceiling price*. There are soeae slaughterers, aa Well as distributers, who have bran will hag to tgnrre the ceiling terilfTed sad ttao im u * 3 —. Food Administration. They enn tend that eelliTgs would sggTa vats the real nrubtam—that b ■hart suppOae' o f b*af. They say that ceilings aa n title ia ttae with present beef ceiling* weald fines a reduction lit prices o f'cattle, particularly the bettor grades, and causa (aesbra to cut down on their operatic ns #*•**%£*&& boles part of the time bat the turgory waa nest la an electric g« art a tar which asade wm much aafae wa eouidat hear tha air raids and only knew ous waa going on when bombs landed aesrby," ska said. Two days before Bataan fell, another rvacaation came, this tints to Corregidor ______ • ROBERT A, WILLIAMS M EAL 2 E S T A T E -B R O K E R A tla n tic B an k UUjf. For Dogs and Cats No Points East Second Street �\ ----------- — ------------------------------------------!------------------ i •V. F r id a y . Ja n u a r y 12, m s — ------*— }; . rrlrz . - > T H E J> ‘.W lgH u r S AN FO R D IIK R A I.!), SANFORD. I’AflK TIIRi n F L O R ID A lyr the A fg ^ itu a ted On L i n g a y e n Gulf 1 ( I I I ’l l ( I I OK TIIA H A M IIK A II llav. C. (I. lir a )* /, i’oatur. M I H T IIA P T IaT CUlJItCU I’a tk A >« a l tlh HI. W. I'. IlllUUKH, J r , i'M Ior Huntlny Heliosl, > : t i A. U M orning W oraiitp, II;** A. k . T ra in in g U n ion , t . l i I'- M. l i t r.. Iin, Ur, Avanu* 10 *u A. M. —Jiurnl»> Hchool. U »t| h n iilh , S u p erin ten d en t. 11 »» A i t — U o r u ln g W or,W n. _ Jkrintm bjr th e Uiirlur. 'Ilchuld 1 gp*.1:'" flo u A ^ ’aH'ir 7' K . ‘’.v*nIn,. llrln * Vuu (treat Joy." hOH IV M — V olina I*ro|>lo’i MeqtI V n lu r n lir Hvrvlce. 7;!0 P. At. • »‘J IV SI.— R ia n e a l'a llc Service, VUIlor* WilriHui! la to I' M W atch nlu M S m l i ' i t i e o tfo i >ou. «U BOLL* ( s T H O t .l c C n V M U tl n ty o f n iu tlc. Old F ash ion ed \ l l ftuuD Catholic Cliurcb, too Onk alnllla giiig. A liv e g v ip e l Avrooa. r n o o iH a ltr c to r v : I I I W eal l l l h S tr a it. I ll%« *-ito |> Al. XVwInesday, B u n ion ' lla lu h l* and p ia.aa ((.veiling. Coat Of lie * Adtlrtaa: U oi *11 All W elcom e. f'h on a 111 l o r . F a th er ^W illiam N achlraU : paou w a s b o t .t .i m cT itiu iif• P astor. Hunday n u i » »« A. M. and C llt H C ll ll:« 0 A. At. Ft. al. ItK.VKJJC. Paaiur. Ila lly .Maas. 1,0* A H. Sunday Knftinol, N :0 0 A. U O n f r n l u n H alu rd u j: * uu P. At. Pi tut-hi o f 11:00 A M. In t.* o P . AL and 7;«» I'. At. to l:9U K ymrm cllittc Harvlca* 7; 10 P, M, P. AL Mid mack P rayar aod Prala« Bar- La Union Province On Last Short* Has Pine Sandy Beaches lua Rev. , P ah! Y a l t a —P astor uf th e O hurch of G o d—5th S treet knd Holly Arena*. “Is this that?— TUB lu v T n iu ik CIILHCM • W hat was that—” AUNT more than • Hu m l h i . J-u u m i r y H ciltutm U twenty years of close b s e r v a n c e to the 4 m anifestations among ^ h e Holiness people— Also s e a re h i n g dili­ gen tly into the pro- ■ A J ir o n n A iR R M U r o r u o d k I WIIKIIIT. lUM or l l t h »t. A L*ar«J Aw*. B u n d * / S ch ool. 19:09 A. U. S u n day U o in lo c W oraolp, 11:00 U. C hrist Amboowodor* 7:00 P, H U ys n ge llst lc P 1:00 T im c iitn rn M, lit o r OOD Holly A v en u e a l P irth l i r o t JtuT. P au l Tataa. Paalor Sunday Bcl>t*ota i0;»v A MMfirntug Worship. 11:00 T il U l il t i u ii o p tu r n I L e a in t t id I "W hat A *|*««UI a u u riio o H K * * ij loiiiorrnw has l » » haiid Ira W . can take fluid of It « * l b the )<tudir uf .u*fei<t> of Ihi tiaiul Ir uf faith — || W. l i m b i l i t * hr*t prejiaration f*»i ih* fulliM I* I he, p rest It I S e l l e m lu illai Hip Ihp I tluty don* 4i Ua< duliahJ titww uhl a lung with nir file beat |« y ej lu In? pmfMr*l o i r —H* He* a of 11*• Nl*hl~ . hverybudy 1» liivllc<l In service* Hiitida> vo p it in u n ititw — Ilrttwnifig It KV II W MI trial:It. Paai-.r Hervltfe. Buuduy nt 3.ou p M HUltjcct. row IV ivh • a*rh r®tturuine jr*« i high« * h*ys. Im||er alma, a purer p**w»* * « f t l doyltier cnflJtfv aliuuld Ir e * 7*■ «>U tin- fra g i a lice uf being -Mur * Maker Hkltjy |l« i, only unvlouM iiluiut ciiy fiitUlfe tu Mlloltl I be presold Is »*»■ A T. 1* K — I 50 V M I'f tel chi ng l:o o P M. t*ray«t M eeting Wed 1:00 I* He rim *n jjhjjcy of Joel id: 28-29 Harriet. F riday Sfrvicw I t O P. bL V n y r k itt lin g . W«<1n«»a*r <ipMs urupbre) Itemcinber lfd» nl*n. and b* * * U |M-f iiiatltMl uf Ilk truif i Ihr lul " 1 1* mil in lb** hi* nd. of Fata, tut lii ultra —Jn l*s Jiisaaraiitt ►tr- ttMin w ill hr de|lverc<l hr the lur. and r e l a t e d Scrip- •R URAL n v o s n i VIAT a d v k h t i o t c u im c ii Rim A v e a a e s a l Hahhatli School ^ u res, I feel inspired h* Me anlnfa, Kv- 8:00 p.M. Via Itore W elcom e. 1J i and qualified to de0 * liver this m essage on e a b o v e subject— .d ' -Si . ■ H avlalk f t t m l Baturdaya. 9 :20 Church Barvlcrc. 11:00 A. M. P rayer W aetlng W e d n c a ia y n • you believe we are living in the last days f Jesus, this message A *. ’i will be of vital import- c j i »u «t tVuman’a C lub llld g . J10 Oak A re. tu v id lla r r o ld , U la leta r 10:30 A 31 Hunday hehuol 11:10 A M. M orning W orship- Lord-. S„t>t>*r F o llo w in g Berynon f;*i) IV M Hunday ev en in g se rv ice* i. a k b M a n x r o w M v lU T T CM l ' B U I FRANK J. Ilrysen, OD. I'eatar larvlcae lo r Hunday— I«:ee A. M.—Hunday Hchool ll:»e A. U. Itornla* H*r»lre. file Pc II. Touaa t’aupta’i Huolaty. y o u H K ia u u in c a n w . i v n v . f *» i m Aaudar Bchoet, BchoeL tec t e : « e A- ML Preaching, ItjV l A u r. V. M.H., I I I ! R M Preeoltlag, f e e t I*. I L j. U olv before the coming of r-m n tru o r tic k m o m eru oorsL ca u g cg lt*y M. C*. Duughlrcr. t*ni|iorary director P ark A ve. a t F oartlt b l Holy Cornnaaloa. ):M A Church Hchool. CIO A. U. Moral ng Barvloa. l l .M AriH g r t rn u k rrr a i** cav U. Browaiae- Pooler ant and Oak. Lrakua SB'S H 'SSu, , W f k V * 5 r T T T SS -. S(JUd*y JH tboo\ le.i :£ : 'Jif U. H lM ijr . p -a r a r com- m aaU ag T b u rad ey a t e.-ee o’eioei by raalwr* — eala ' -life Qearv* u to, see you-are m i^aken . I * FOLK )V1*0 HUY LAND At in f l a t e d va lu es MAY UK SORRY I.AT8U Some .folks who arc tiling their increased Income mid lha pro­ perty they own to buy other Untl are in d a n g e r of getting a ter rifle bump a few years from now. The trouble 1» th a t they i r e ng i than Its norm al earn in g capacity juiUfiea, und thing* nr* going to retu rn lo norm al after th e » a r. When the wur Is over, and raliM* th n l a re influted now selUe back tu uonnnl, th e fa r m e r who gftiuircd laud at abnormally high price* during th e w ar ie Soing tu lose. Row much he Io m i opetid, on how deeply he Iweame involved in huyjng the land; If he paid only n small part of the total purclnyio price and a m o r t­ gage rem ained for the rent, ho •may lose only the new land o r w hat he p u t in to the new land. I f he m ortg ag ed property ho owned to acquire the new land, .however, he may lose all of IL T h a t U, if pay m ent tim a cornea • round and he can't pay off. And probably he w on't be able to .p a y o ff w ith norm al (not warllme) r e t u r n , from h i, crop*, for pay m ent of w ar-tlm g vat we* 'require, w ar-tim e Income. ' Of ,C4trM, if h e had enough money to pay cash fo r the new land even Bandar ‘a ck h o t l * : » A. Harvlefe U*ee 1 ftrimm tie RAP40 NARtO W INO o f thn B e lf ia n b n l«c li.it f u i . n l Vui, K iiii . I imH t,> w ith d r a w w ith a ll tp e e d th e N a il I r e i v a l , ■li ...... . l »-r lu t i n m l r . m e n t. In th « w o r s t b llw a r d o t th e w ln ir t ih r A m c n r a n t»t A t n .y un th e n o r th e r n edit* o f th e rim h u p u sh ed th tu u ch and now hold:, i r w i.il m ile s o f Utc L a n o c h e - S t . V ith H ig h w a y . Ip avln c Ihr e n e m y o n ly ih c road th r o u g h H o u fta U r e ’W h ftH |g J h S tti« f7 te s. . (, y S rd A rw ., p u i h i n g f r o m l b * south < D 1 t o the 2,500StoreAndKcHtaur a n t s Go W ithout D u e T o Walkout P r o v in c e to o l! |s and ir* Snn |i Fitliinn i m in u) as h . tu n t ( i m r / c TTuft \A ki’ft*„n.| t)U ' f? ) ADS ARE NEWS P r i n t e d In Keep flijr 1 TP® mrJ* ? 5 c C A R0ID& BILE SALTS r\ M* Fund* Pit CarterN Pills IOr (asloria ( reams ;sic It (' Pnvvflvrs Idilion M=r 19c Ahsorhine Jr. r\ I ‘r e r is i u n I Kelt e »he * I )/etft l>rt I !'! $1.09 / MURINE \ 1 :Petrogalar f Her lie Shampoos 01.3* I’rt'scriplinii ')0c Karlmsol ll ", W ine Carciui S9e nit* Stvainp Itool fiOc Corega :*0c Polidenl I. nr h s 1r 11 1m 1li1, . •« . lrt|; ol a |»i« < 11O ' .......... t-\ |*r 1irn* e-d |ih .1 11 *■ ■ m«*drl «»f mrAvuiuii; up 1,, Hi. * r i l n c wt *iitU*tl- s.l ♦ .* (■Hi* *1111 f a t |»ro f f *4«*)«*«« in * t u r l h t*» Iftir mu u'. m fitu rem *it t W r i r l d * -a mwanurr « n d m n l H|ltl 11,4 11 taking p m i ' i ' t n hrratiwr 11* a t iw the o n ly fur nulla tfi-»! i *** i h u f d t * 1hi lutm » bait lulu prrrislun th at m ra n * It.I u p r r f r r f m rtllcin r T.\e CRYSTALS fAr Doans Pills T.W Dextri-multose A m p h n je l « 1 T8« 5 1 .2 !) •|J » (Ileum j Percomorphum New Peruna 67c ft- ta k i p fe p . |A P/enat*u HTAlU .. lim 111 j w r/r/ei/ P I E l U N r€ o m /ta u i 3PoUttcp : $1.09 V IT A A I/A fs fu * I t M , HOW ....... MILK M AGNESIA...... TOOTH 5 .1 1 ml. • . t ' rmsf in t a lly igtmreil tin* gol I fu 1tml-a oft the ItontiH H a nd t t* 111i*r f*gh( i.l'X O R HATH A MM W-l-F.i C I JO* l i f t safe • U M M .e .1 I t «M |tm rkModti shs mMPs i Li e tiM A M iU t CDIT a *a isw IIW MNNIII riNN iss IU f OAV A OAT . . . A C tU A ltf f A l t i l t TH A N MANY O T N II b o, thin of 715 rspsuics maler wctkTtupr _ 7 , ,’ , 52-59 , r ,. B o , o f H t d p i u l n m nir i k m IO » r « t i **»r 5 4 .7 9 RBB. ILOO. HOW $ 1 . 0 0 * v - • A fragranL^resmy-Uftld lotiou to help nmilui rough ebspping due Io hanh wealhrr, Help* -LW f *In appodip^y eoR aad toooUt all whiter long. - A l w , W x R f t i l a r * 1 b o t l i « l f l B » 3 y 7 e rto n , I T * M a C » t^ g a « ia a a « K n * ' ---------t / i /« A DRUG CO. a n aid to w inning lh a . 1 t idf oii'Miil ^ BAR(;A»HS j It* t ‘J • i 31 sound financial economy on as possible. months o f Citronirhonatc* L I H I U D T IH E I . firan clal in the e a r l y ( ’room ills ion ^ w a r. Such a the ' A firn ir f o r arlPir* *i;atnw| W i n l f r ' * a tti ii k ftn k rep ti lM *d and p r o t r n ftir.tllft) fiiatilw trualitt lr * . ie t lor 4 t|u.1lil4 |if oien hi d.u h u.r m in ill m DOUBLE value! *. ! ’ A gricu ltu ral econoknists ad S a in .'A fnrm * 7.ric ST ;t7 down- f o r y e a r * W it h serve V At 1 1 Tliv flnt Icrrnin ■!><> to flnlnnh, r m l r l t i Mile u f i. timur. ! ( m n u u l |)*.Hin«tj|u uhnr thv i Aiuoi irunn ami hilipinut inrito a luit »tnuij UgafTlat nk’nfthit the J n i i a c . c \l wishna U expand and la n d valtias >, < # nW ___ . C o Id P i e p a r a t i o n s c » d ir r r*-./ Fill (h r eriititi fit«*| I Kal * I hr Hi I «*r i u r * flgh lm i; In n r * ami il*, Miutid nlriil,k> l««i * a r can g i r e farm ers who m a y ‘be tem pted to do th o game thfng in thla arar to m e v e r y sound a n ­ on tho m a t te r . _ *a noth in g fau lty - about tg' o u t o n a , f a r m in g unit acquisition of » amell but decs of U n d t h a t can be a t vatoee in accord with n o rm a l peace-tim e Ity, b u t anyone w b ug such a raovi 'eel you need this USE (if Hi* <i,Hi|,.in>, smi ,I 11,al l li<. a ll, k c luHoiMtl auitpeneiiin of t i l l In.in r ile IH > e , u » uld, I h j ahup ■ l i w m d uf 11 N i n t h Tywi-i Auilull-, I 111I 111 I'ult.. 1 1 . II:.I •loarph S ln ll ll . thirls t i n , i. L*aaLr i , o i i s 1it I h l K i d c A v e n u e, Unn.n f e l l ) . >t J Tin- t%»M Hit'll wt *•|I* it i 4 m g r cd in ') 1ft"H •1#» V III h i . ♦n> r**uH in Iittil III! 11 III niul )■•Ir.i'i'il 1Itai g»*d 44 1t 1) 11>*MitiUmwT 1 1nidi Ik, tu 1Til 1 .1 A .1t« hin.'in .d !■*. l. 'i l) Stir* f i..' 1 In1 mi iv di Hill-L i 1 ltd Xt ti lt R tft)i dll »**.! X* i** ’ » 1I e-t il 11 gtiftti *k? ■iti,i I i tin N E W YORK CITY. Jo n il. ul. t» ’>—T h ir t y thouaand poumla ul u dough were left to »do|| at iiiKin u r Monday at the G o ttrrird liukitiK ■■: ii i H* i Company, E lere n th A»*n io and • , . tut. M tly -f irs t 8lr*«l, when 175 t,tak­ h er* and helper* walked uui of I .,•■ l he p lan t without au lh u n a a tio n tin I from th eir union. 11, The workers, cumpn*t»u the \|. di.iln e n t ir e (iay ahllt , loft hi p ro te ct ug a in s t the au ap em ion o f two •l i In fellow cnipluycee. one a union shop stew ard, who faro* trial j | u» 11"If" Krlilo» y on e h a r g e * o f iisaatiltiiiif j i Ii movcnly-fivc-ycar old welcbmali li • 1 f lUilifft Ht the p la n t last Wctlnc-duy » . t ihfv At d F M., the night *ln tt. un | • ".tlil litl if uddittonul 17ft hahem und hctix-ra, ! i «i i I i i Hii i Ltfit i £ iil*u fulled to rep o tt fur work, L . 11*{. .4 1111t- -I ,it\t 1 i making a tutu) uf JM) ciu p lo y i.s Nil 4*1 V* tlllMtll IMil Ik 1^1, mi strike. V ' t u i ' l l l l j fti Mi !. A liuatily d ra fte d crow uf wuri t^lt’ k■*!! mutt ».«*!• i i•♦( era from uthor dop artm enl* hoti tti tu*, o f f : . . .tfitft ,i k. cd lo tu r n out feftOO louves ut two men Ih m ImuhI hroad for A rm y and N avy pci 1 W h e n hi* ri-i 4i4«±«l Un sonrtel in Nrw York, t h u s in' j til hour llil ri nulkirt filling a w ar contract- S u l the 1 plum with Mil' r tile 2,500 a tore* and re i ta u r a n t* » . i f bah era mi* I ht*t|u*i the New York araa, which *i,Mr ( J o t l f n * ‘it i*1 i supplied dally by the comptin., ulft the MMwo (umii i found thcmaelvca ' without tin caned dough, wine* s t a f f of life hour* to p i «'iiritt*, v\ ,4 The worker* rem ained awn fermenintioii « ill, > i despite orders In return tu w»it Issued by luwul 50, Rnkery in Cutifccliunery Worker* Intonin tinnal Union uf America, nn nff'i * •••« !•* * ate of the A merican Kederatlu I 10 Of I«BI of Labor. Union official* labclci W ii li Taptr the walkout n* "com nlctely urmu tvUI m»kr one Jinirlxcd" and said If the work • h a ll rantera failed to rep o rt by lids titurn • l i f t *M*IV4| ing union action would lie ta k e r . W a«U P*p«ft a g a in s t them . Benjam in Gottfried, pre*ldcu ! f a r It Is before ho buy*; I, p a y e r can put Ip • te r i l w i l l bn f o r ^ t a a < SION o r /. Dour, v Bakers’ Strike Ruins 15 Tons Of Bread Dough as kod ti■ < I vif--.-At* *< • _ u *-»U hoinniuto umloubledly has ^pBkJWh ' up the H.ulh U*en fnpun'iR man, ntiipi ing iMirt aTui < T h e B u ll hin t o o life* sr«l ••t» l.uion an u e American \r tu y j |M»it,s. Sun Fe rn an d o, H I ji l'lo-tn. and N'avy planes niade ^ tan d j atid l. m g a y c n C it y, in I'. h t o Mas pinrticnlly untenable, ll \\a*. limn O th e r m a j o r t o w r a »l-*fig through San Fernando that tin* the shoreline, all aeenes o f ufVh* \\ J a p an es e nhlnft>ed copper lonccu f ig h t tug w h e n I he .Jop,uie>c m t i n t » from llie I.count n muio in Vndrd Luxnn. include ItiL.i-g, I he Hu* P h MomiInins Tim ft4 pa tMW People f e y , M oral** Union Farmers who bought land at F* abnormal price, d u rin g tht last * not be in the last days, I.n irulf* e a i t c r tt ah urelinr u h t l r I'aii lllnancing. # e S t 3 i g ft ft»*• you feel we. may SENSE S p u d s Joh n son ' P h ilip p in e* when 1U value « u tar in t u z p of normal, he will not Iom the land after the war but he will the that much poorer in hi, farm r j # P . M E v e n in g W o r.h lp to you. COMMON 11/ tht* it". Inner-rim cnrnl "linlf l>.» il *h»I nxtcml lint f;it ih i : 3*. prc ' rnt the laiiitini: uf uu unity, h, the Japano ce p r m n l when >I .-i ihviidetl th e re In I*rcciiil«’r H< 11 “HA* ‘ H A M liN T * ’ la Iht fmhirel ul l hi- *\«4h* h ii i *Beriiifiti erlilfli a III Un it ;i 11 i it* Cl Iui nl i'ii• u |f Cl I rial. 4i Ctrl 1st. ih m u g houl tlio %vurt>l mu CM A D S L Tli*' th* 1*I*jn T a i l la: "T h e liuiit euinelli, .tint no a* la, ta-tyri* the ttuo 4vurslu|i(*era tali sall wtiralil|i the I- atln * in as|*Ir11 and In truth tut (In* Puttier » « e k c l h such in « u r * 1*1in’* , AiTumc; tfve cKatlntl whirl* rumurtsr the l^raiun-Herrnun >■ (hr f -«1i i i n t r r i A N a m i m i i i i o .x a h t luwliiK fr*»m (hr Uttitr "Tli* n A1.1,1 i \ (’ll T A n t W i A l L E H antord-O rlando- - H laharay — **•- -•(m i s J ' * u « (u Ilia mult Ituiir and t»» !• i a dlsrlplca. H « ) 'ns Tht >cind U an ara Avanua. prrlbfe* <ii)(| jh® Pha risee* sit in Itav. U lann 77 Hmllh, Paalor. l l u i r i -rut Thou blliid I'liMi S u n d ay— B lbla School. 10:00 A. iM f, t Irena® drat that which is M. feftltiit tht- cup and plotter, (hat A lum ina W orahlp— 11:00 A. At. the tiulMd* *if them may be clla h K veh ln g H errlca—1:00 P. M. . T bu railay— M idw eek P rayer Her- al s o ' (M a tt h e w 1 S:I,*,1<> T|ir Ui-AuruHfritiurv nls»* Include* v lea, l:0 u P. AL Uu lulltm lug paasugr Iruiu the Chr Ulhin Kcrenc*? "H*l * La k h a a g s io M encc and He alth wit h K e y t « the Hcilptur * • " b f Mary I f a k ir Kdds Cncll 1* Criaaar, P aalor " 1! V4-® |eel llie as |il rat lun, hum Ml S i n t e j N h o o l, I 9 ;i3 A. IL t y . mt .*-1 ! Ituil®, a ind hi v t- v* IhIr h n n f It oil onid ill It*. NupL tsufje r ijirrsa* — I Ills 11*1*1 arrrpls, Mum Inn Wuratilp ft i 00 A. M. u ml M is wla * no I tu try in *t i■■ E r m i n e W onhlp, 1:1» I*. I’r lv r fkiraelvea or other*, fur (hern TruLniiig Union, 7:30 r II, WenJueaUmy I’r a r tr t S # rflci» • n o Id l»ol hing i nvert *! t lint ili t l l Qut b» f e * f iiletl’ " Ip S It -I if P. U bamar .After a A P T lr T in bP. AT PIPST ICimrniig down the I.ingn >tn T h e g u l f Jilt* tutu 1*1 Mint l^» l r,mu shore is a single goiaj f mm n o rth w e s t tu ’•unithe;! d hig h u ay mol n s in g le railw ay Its, miuitli is 25 mile*’ m i and i line T h e s e juiss th ro u gh the lint its length is obmit .15 mile. country l o the aouth le ad in g to t’rurliciilly th« c n t l t r yulf ha* , Munil». Silwut 1 in mil*, iJix h ii I vice Thu;aday livening. 1:00 P M I I I Kaat S econ d Straat Major A. H. W horton la e b a te a H on d a/ School, » ;t l A. M. P r*y*r S ervice 11 :0* A. M. L r . U . S:tJ P. u Hiraal M eetin g. 1:04 P. ME k a n g e llstlc Her v ice, ».»o P . 1L F riday S e r v ic e 1:00 p . AL Coma w orahlp w ith a a Whpt is this and— U U to l, l a u r t l A r c , a l N inth Hi. i ( I M I H ^ J A T I M I . r i f t lit II Itav. Al. N. I’raraoiL I’aator ' C orner Park A rcm ic S u n day Hchool » , t i A- Al. and Third ttlraot 1 U M iddleton. BupL 1 Ucrnard Hoot. M inister M orning W orship It 00 A At. Huntley School |f»:v0. T r a in in g U nion L ift I’. Al. Mniitinic W orahlp I I . uo E v e n in g S erv ice 7 ;Xt> I* Al Ctrl mull huliji A "The UdfUcii IV u d iK w w — H l i l - n i k Bervlue, •It) " 7:3*. K v a ry -O th er-T u eed a y — b 'lu ty In S o u l-w in n in g . j:jo ill r u in o r iiiiiiv t . n iK K T irr Murulog Harvkte. i*;we a . m Piret and Thud T uradaya nrdatiMint • « i n i n K r # i f l « i I f * W .U.U.. 1;** P. Al. U LV A TIO H J f this is not that— l. fn ga yc n C*ulf, alU? o f t \ land m g by A m e r i c a n tr oopa, one uf the most impurtunt on the u c a t c r n const I.ntmi Bontoc- ftlu aihu rry imrr cauitnl . a t Iliagui ft 1In* wilt Ilf Ul UlHiiill *ihn uliit * llltk v*«»U* handy Imtmich«k lit the foil* 1"f I M1(11411,1 xUgl*Li t ItlTi 1 1lit t m mt 1 | 'lurt'v Piiuii W■* tfti !■ milt* HI Mi nf flat tf»rnun which e n d » in nn a b m p t n o - in tn the mmut* tJflll* It whs on these t»c4chc* that AlneHean «"d Pilipmo aoblier-, battling from behind an ml dunen unil tiopirit) un*lergr*>v.ih, fought it luui.g fight ggairtal Jitpane%e invader* The Japanese won |hn* Oreenibci. H ill , battle by ih t e r Weight uf munlieia, | h| [heir entire iimm if *f‘l on th r jiMHbrctioi, »»' / - M b#"* 1 — •i, > _ -a . 3 1 i t , ~ »t-B- T lif' -Vf . :: -; m i 1 pT i c , i.ivg* . . : ' V ’ ^ m l ‘ ‘ — �♦ r« - _. --------- ------------------- - — r r -------- — PAGE FOUR n im R ij.L U JL .i. ;— r — sb « i< ?u* m ia i !i m u i i j Marriage-Rate*---------— CONVrNTION HAUL > } K m f J ’S y i A l f BATKI IB A ITB BC B -■U o js H s s lb ___ M* IrM. _n l 4_ ( , •* All (M I M r r M il.___ rr w IM liM » •* m B M »l n l t r t i l i i m l i (•> tfc* ■■»» «■« • ! n ltlu lu O w ill fee t h n i l h» • I r t g a k i M lw rtM a c |* I M l i f w raU* I t m . la * - t n m n t a T in MrraM la Ik* M tla a a l IWl# H a lW tlM M o l l l m a r* m Ii Ii M In Ik* U l** a*i * iii «* * r ih* t * M i r r a l i i *lp*l b * * 4 a a a rl* n la C hlM f* *a4 |Tvw Yw k . _ T k » H erald I* a *»»mk*r mt Tk* A****!*«*< !•»*** wkl*k -Is ■I t * I, n l l l M I* t* Ik* «M *M tm *•* w F*n k llm l* * *1 *11 m w * 4I*m IA m • m i M l« If i* M l *lk*rwl** m dltsd la til* M M l l M *W tk* U**l m w * »«kll*k*4 Wrtl*. All .tlfkt* I* *w»*kll—III* *1 « W Hal *Uyal*k«* k«w k i n t u * w **»*«*. 'FRIDAY, JA8UARY, It, IMS BIBLE VERSE FOB TODAY (300 OWES US NOTHING, YET HE HAS SURROUNDED US WITH FRIENDS AND ABUNDANCE. WE CAN TRUST HIM UTTERLY: Tb* Lord g*v* and the Lord bath taken away, bleased b* the name of the Lord. —Job. 1:21. On Southern Station (From The Saturday Review of Lfteratura) Paat the pal* email atari, to lha north ^ w a tee the'ahadow fly. ,lk• a moth, lika a rigid bird * plane cuti the southern sky ting the heavenly are. Then the eaetbound plane In flight at a right angit make* Into the dark and laye an Invielble. cron on tha night alar-flowered and'blue. Her* alio our cro**roadi ar* where the heart'* way—north­ ward to you— la craned by the dark path of war. - JO H N SCHAFFNER. Veteran Loans . It ia predicted that butter will be acarcer In 104b. What bulter7 ■War MobnUar Byraai order* 68 degree t*mp«r*tur« for all homea and public building*. Juat put another of J*a*w on W --W—w-w—- eult —■- — W underwear ’ - -' and you'll never know the dif­ ference. The eatat* of Lupe Veits la officially estimated at f 150,000. Can you hneglna anyone with . that much money taking her own Ufa. U Juat cue* to ihoyr Opt everything. money lan’t everything ' Henry Louttlt, who used to be rector of >f Holy Croi* Crate Epli Episcopal Church, and who haa been whh the Slat DIvfilon In the Pacific, haa returned to the United 8 tat** and. for the time being la In Gslneavllla. Governor Caldwell aaya be for one U not In. favor of legalising the gambling In the atata of Florida either for moral or finan­ cial reasons. Such a eyatem, ha aaya, “m ight lead to eubetltutlon of one se t of evlla for another with a nat gain in state revenue but a nat lota In other and rapra ‘ " Wall ■aid, Important value*." Governor. In connection with the proposal to dot* all nigh night dubs J B 1 in the country for the dura lion, Dr. Jam** Thoms*. OPA _?A direrto director for "No piece of leginlation outsido an nctunl wartime m ea­ sure over held bo much significance for ho many people as the G.L bill." That Is tho opinion of Horace Russell, gen­ eral counael for the U.8. Savings and Loan League, one of the nation's authorities on th at bill. ItL a public address he has mentioned tho m njor beno' d PP tth l e bHl, such as etlucatlon at government expense f itaI 'tf and m uatertng.out pay with particular em phasis on the loan features. He stressed the fa c t that, while th e govern­ m ent will guarantee loans to veterans up to a maximum $2,000, those with good credit ra tin g may borrow more on regular term s. I t will mean, be estimate*, an average loan of about $5,000 to each of perhapa 6,000,000 men nnd women, which will nearly double m ortgage credit totals now on th e books of the nation's loan organizations. This comes nl>out a fte r all precautions are taken by the Veterans' A dm inistration to make aura th a t individual projects are practicable and with(n the estimated m eans of th e Heckers, th u s safeguard­ ing veterans against dishonest operators or fu tu re debt. ■Prophesying th a t if private concerns do not make these loans, government agencies will, he urges th a t every bank, loan company and law firm prepare now by assigning some competent member to become a specialist on th e bill, and a consutant to whom all Inqulries'can be directed for hand­ ling, It Is Intelligent and farsighted advice. ad m in istra tio n , 'I ' *L i i n u i l _ . K U i i l . i o i t - u _ * — tr» - » n 1 a m 4 k s 'x -1 / ^ *v i!J t\$ c 1 \ F I , ih \ — Attorney General Asks Recognition Of Amendment TALLAH ASSEE. Jn n 12, (,1b Attorney C entral Tons \V .l,n n yesterday f* llnl on Florida njrfe. era and employers to rcco^-niif Ihe Anti closed Shop Anivndmc i as p a rt of Ihe fundam en tal law "until some superior u ul Kuril y has assumed, or issued, n con­ tr a ry order, or directive." H* said ’both employer* anil •maioyee* iy*«* now have a constitu­ tional duly to say to any ifronp th a t the right to work in Eloridti cannot b« 'denied or abridged l,,,. c*u*s of mem bership or noomembershtp In any union,' "W* must desist, all of us npw. In taking oQursva of Ic» m rtsistancft dotfffiariiiod by oil ho*' K .•I ||,e da, *,is I,.’.,, n , -' I Tin 1, i til |<,,|uI i- lb.it Sit u- luNA - - _ — e 'jA H \ tibhah&o M ” lA t'lN IO A >C A.A Q ii n u in BAOUIO _ — AGOO ^ \ 1,|0N IA N $ASIAN tlKOAT IN 0ASOt SAT^f^V ^ ---- ------ t!A e t u i . — • DAGU^AM — CAtlOS f fcUOAlUJN- IAtAM»ANO-_ - ..... LUZON'S-. - (I'tus Tax) You'll find popular styles gn-lute iu this inspired collection! Single or double linmllo types, snap frames, envelopes, or pourhes in wanted eludes. Smartly Tailored ADMISSION 40c — .(T a x In n .; — SERVICE 30c G Iovch TODAY and SATURDAY - DOUBLE FEA TURE U..L-1 ACTION! $U S P »S ROMANCE! DUSTER CRABBE BLAZING FRONTIER SUNDAY and MONDAY IT S T H E ,1 FU N CENTER During this' critical il pooltry shortage •"A -'’ r*r Space Eh w b j GIRLS! )ir.‘ * ;* GAGS! SHOE BAGS K1 SX/J-itd fit G • ^ L . m - i ' .’rum 0*^\ Bottled-in-Bond In stock, > Li -.nipf \HiPf ItSNAWOO — SANTIAGO Sure, I carry . I. ~*l-U i*+ friU j SAN tUAM " _ Living Silk NOTICE/ ,ili i i . NAUIO r • mploytr. bargaining ti grill, Iint jnes* ag«nt, Of group tif cmp!oyc», AJlH At and must refuse to suhicc: out Stives to liability for the viola. Hon of constitutional rights, <r punishment for Infraction/ <f * V V-st Vi k TAIAU1Q criminal law.” PAlAUjg The Attorney General said he felt there la sufficient authority if. b do nn iu > !AtlACto enforce the amendm ent under a 52-year-old .State law which makes It a cri me to "conspire, combine or confederate lopethr.MIIB for the purpoee of preventing mu person from procuring w o rk " . ■ north of Manda for causing the dischorgo u( , I I.INt; A \ I v. " I I F t miip ul.iivi-i. » l.i.i.ilrcd worker. The statute provides , ] oil I. j -••!» 1-1 1 m tin l'hili|>|..iii», is revealirl hy Gen. Ihiugln* fine of 1500 or one y ear in jnd j M orA rlhur as i ii,* i m u w he|* I'.S ^ i s th A rm y fortes have seised I fo ul in it lu l i.rorhhrad* m el ,1/c c u ii the f i n * l enmpuign to destroy for violation. Ja p pow er in Ihv I’hilippincn. U nr landing lueses have been insignifi­ Watson said be, "with the pid • — : ........ ............... . Mui-AiUmr aialcr.. The G eneral himaelf I* rejK;rtd to have Tj l f officer* ord cant, of our ,prosecuting court*," wae adopting and pumu pone ash o re with hi* .troop* am i to U< ro m m nnlng In person from (In te rn a tio n a l) tIng a r a program 1In -■ line with his h e a d q u a rte rs i.u uno of the beaches. u * Interpretation lRat the amendme. t A fem inine reader browsing Idly through a pile of news­ papers came upon a picture of ■ holiday wedding. The h now affective. On December II ho Issued a khakl-dad groom stood nrotidly beside a bride w earing a statement In -w h ich'h o said ho heavy satin gown which had "been In the fam ily for. a hun­ W*a "noj disposed by nny direc­ dred years. Aa she picked up a second paper th e reader tive, opinion or olher official act, contemplated sadly the fa te of brides of 1995 w hose quests to force an taaue In tho rank 1 An u itrirli ilocs not h u ry I u !'• ii i m tin* Nruid hfcsuirt^ it }• MUNOOUAM • . dropped from an airplane * mile C l. do-*,id- rhd-pn—WenrV~nverhU "ii fb f ' ‘I to l e taken liy death. Tint, Mar v n II M cIntyre, the t 1'rr d.l, ru ’?■ mo.it tr u s tn l handyimm. and finally M argiftrit* A f t t ' M b -v’ l l e Hand, a p a r a g o n of tin unv! srretnries. J ( 1'arlv goes now, a s -he i might. F.D.R. will fight o u t his : fo iih t >i in without an y one of those who have w orkcl closest -i n luoniously w ith him ® thrmigli most of his tu rb u lent yeuts * * — [' South C h i n a t n - -> « * ! ■ inflate*! Iim t* i h t ’ t'„ *■ If i ven ball l lit* iuim»i , are true. H lrvr lias In-en o f (rrivl -vi mighty a tt r a c t iv e civilian i l>r in rtxrnt yrun*. To maiiy. thtt *ur ftrUine thing b that lie haxn’i jumped a t -ofiir o f t'lrni b eln n rulw. Hut To m-nti ra ami fits ,r»ts m a l is there'* im lutrllntlnr m v ■ t r r v aluait it In tin- f n - l |ilnrc, Ltuly -t a li!ii-r. H r i n i v t i i i t,;,t in go<T WArltl War 1 lie was •irigiually lirtllMu.itt in n inarhinrH un c n i linnv. one of the* intr-t e\‘|'eml«lile fighting r n u i o - of fhivt -sir -i -!nt."y iiu-fi-i m e ft-an lit. t , v |- lot tin- I n il-I lit, - l l r i .ill., • tr ft* when I can get It, V (ninl 'yvhrn* tuvni'l Jhfi* 1 1 -Wh r it.,—.. — ------------- - f t i T for thflk g leater rewiinls of civilian emflleytncnt. ntileks his rh ief vrholeW AKHINOTON Una itn- heiirtwRy* ami without u n y )>«rr e c u r r e n t tu m o r s hen* ovor ■oonl milt, tiyultl give him the th e y e a r s ( u t k-K*>t e t s l i l o f th * tn , green light, 1 ^ l itr In-rf, th a t Sit*|ihen I L 'lily . Sow ttiiit we are ilcej* in the lb * I’r ea i li-ntV n e r t-ta r> h* . millsl of global war, S te v e h x 0 rliiitiFf i,f n'lalttjri*. i' ‘O- hiel. iii-oe than ever, to p u sh hi» t hr vr it tv o f r n u g n n i* . , tii-riunaL ainhlUntu ui.J, w u h * a jnr fitrv r lii« family f u r th e r back on the T h e r e '- rt-a-on for it himaelf tt fiijc * to -lt »‘ 0«»* v>v sholf. /Vs long os the President m n tlrr with tuiy i.t-.t- whoi mittht I n i , th a t ho Is needed a n d his pulillrll it. Hut . illtiilloU fririwl- pest c a n 't he udeguately f i l l e d ^ » I v e r_y ctnpnatically . . th at he 8 t e \ c will s l a y on—l« c a u s e he i™ ha* t>cen -ran tin g In m i i r i i fur ft u gui«l soldier and beenua* he nearly ti g h t year*. never way era in his loyalty to the Slav*, now .i5, h m hi- President. Mn- o th er f a r la r makes it hard th rr* cbihtr^n graw Im m rhthl l„r S teve to -sever old tie*— oirl in m a t u r i ty sifter h r M hern on the W hile lln j.,/ . » « ., sentim entEarly i slh e Inst of t h e four live fctaff. lie bn- cil.rn',-1 ,ht*n i’S'-'uis in th u s e e r t t a r i a t who iti- .-diary i- Jlh.Ouu n v i u which luuy -nuntl lifer u lot to •■ase l-tstt Mr. Rooaevelt'n 'm o a t suttir, hut is-.nl in tb«- h i? time it tr .'led intim ate* 'since ev en he­ W aihiugton IJving it, W --lu itr l m - It,- first filtered the White ^ ten with n fam ily anil hetniltg 1In ire. un the n e ro js a rv ft-utit ruiunttii j 1-ouis- H enry Howe, Unit l l t t l i * aurolu w ith a n in u m rlan t uover ' political g en iu s, who had ao much i . u W L 'P r ,the ,tuff which had once saved a . — i war* drafted for war work .ri«I>t-to-Wurk amendment famdr Ufef And-what better proof that in spite of horror to FlorldA; constitution Is »ueh refuaod to Join a union. and death tha race endures? ftB l , a people's law," Valla Wnilam* r«sp ■cent gubernatorial in* Owing to tho air reelstan**, It In TaTlah***M,n :« LecUlAtura dc I lifti’ never b*" t**n * IK i*U-■ult‘ld_ k y m w k ' t ' ! Florida, ear* “It would net he to fulfill a d esire on tha part of al government to obuln r employed by night to alleviate ab*ent**i»:n among war worker* participating ' night dub activity. for ancestral gowns would have to be answered byi "But, of labor or employers" u n lit legal In too much questions Involved In (he dispute ■Raw Isn't that "something! child, you forget, I w u m arried during a war, w hen silk was over the smendment ar* sattlr.l H* said today's atatamout • Mostt people will agree that hard to gat. Only heftvy. silk can last this long." marmly supplemsnled the previous form of National Service Sighing gently, aha ran her eye down a n o th e r column, ont so be would “net be underlegislation la necessary to maka some people Work a t a time whan to find her pity wasted. For here was a second bride whose itood to be advocating that the everybody should work In order granddaughter would have to look no further. And what amendment b* disregarded.'* to short** the war. b u t the T a m ­ waa tha material which would live to long? Parachute-ailkl sovereignty of the peopla In thU country as cltDens o ( the p a Tribune wonder* whether If a Not aDk-worn silk, aa we used to knaw-Jt, but that fine, etaU* first, and of the Unite.) parson la drafted for war work strony and beautiful fabric which. h«d saved the bride- Bta*?*., *C0'?tL 1* uniformly recog­ to ha wdll i ‘h av e to pay • fee * ‘ groom'a Ufa In that allklau year for dviliana of 1944. What nised bv all authorities In Amer­ ican constitutional law," he dehotter omen could there be for the marriage of an air-age clsred. be, we wonder, .If a i to run ■ f »K*'n> l<*' A*s ordutfil ' 1 5(eve Eariju hft-^Fftftt OtOfti successive year In which the m arriage rate for the country as a whole declined from the peak established in 1942. While over-all figures show a decline in m arriages, the Metropolitan finds many variations in pattern in the re­ cords o f individual cities of 100,600 population or more. In general, cities of New England, the Middle Atlantic and E ast N orth Central Staten, have experienced n decline iu niarriagen ever since 1942. In urban centers of the W est N orth C entral States, as a whole, the decline began oqly in IM S, while among Southern urban centers, the decline did n ot get (n until 1944. An actual increase in m arriages U reported in 1944 in the larger cities of the Mountain and P ttlfic Coast States, although th e gain over the preceding year was small. Using 1941, the last pre-w ar year a* a bnse, the Metro­ politan shows th s t the decrease in m arriages graded from east to west, with the sharjtoat, declines am ong New E ng­ land cities, and lesser reductions westward through th e Middle Atlantic, East N orth C entral and WeHt North Central States. New York and Chicago fell behind year by year, while R rThiladelphla and D etroit the decline began a fte r 1942. Decreases of more than 40 per cent over the th reeyear period Ivere reported am ong others from Clncinnnti, Toledo-and Youngstown, Ohio. W hile the South reported Us first decline in 1944, only four of its cities had few er m arriages thnn In 1911. Norfolk, Va., site ol an im portant naval base, more th a n doubled its 1941 m arriages in 1944, and 76 per cent in . chesses were recorded in Jacksonville, Miami, mid Tnmpu, Fla. M arriages in the large cities of the Mountain and Pacific Coast States as a whole showeef ft 70 per cent In­ crease in 1944 over 1941. In California, San Diego had about 8>/4 times the number of its 1941 m arriages. This Increase Is attributed to a large nuvul Imse and the growth of neighboring aviation industries. M arriages in Sun Fran­ cisco, Sacramento, and Oakland more than doubled, while fu rth e r north along the coast, Spokane, Wash., almost doubled Us ra te . However, the statisticians anticipate a re­ versal in the trend for Mountain and Pacific Const States during 1946. . Two main factors emerge as causes of th e recent con­ flicting'local changes in m arriages: the m igration of popuTo latlon brought about by war ................................ industries, and the induction of young men Into the armed services. Despite the recent great fluctuations, the Insurance company's statisticians believe th a t later on, when th e marriage rates for the periods Immediately preceding and Immediately following the" war, together with the w ar period itself, enn be ob­ served,’ the general average of th e mnrrlage rnte over the period as a whole will not bo very far different from the usual peacetime figure. s F R ID A Y . J A N U A R Y 1 2 ," j o , r, M M a m a w amss a sn a M n a a M w in ' Hifiiititoa in l m >.4 r^ k j7 r« r^ rv * iw » Mr ___ The boost of th e mnrrlngu rate |iy our, entry Into, the war has about run its course, and the country is entering a 111 b^rtA d^ahefr1riiaiTfdge Will fall even below the peacetJpiQ »U w U r i« * C a tf ir d M X r t f t l * v: TH E SAHFORT) HERALD. RAN FORD, FTiORUlA , j Hie Sanford Herald noL I.A If n u U H » BOWDOM f t U X - l w lE iic rirn o e CU- - • -- �• ■\* — . Tl It ^ JANUARY 12. lDIfi THE BANFORO H B IIA U V S A N W R I), F L O R ID A 1 ^•‘i \ in* \V i s t*H Have Lu\j^rert^HiHtl ttupp*£ M..R-N U fiL'. lU M R U Y IT R ADAMS • •’r»«a Kpi.co|itil Church will meet at the F a r i . h House at .1:30 F M, VISDN E SI) AY C A L E N D A R SO* The Civic Department of (he Woman's C lu b will have a covered Mrs. C.C.* Graccy Jr. of w rH ID A Y . The Aialt-a Circle of the S a n ­ dish luncheon a t 12:30. - F . _M. M iam i a p e n t - Uw» week-eud with ford G ard en d u b will mat a t Mr*. Frnr.k Evan*. Mrf. Brodlc Mr. ami Mrs. Aim- Foster, 4011 th a home o t Mrs. J. I.. Young a t Williams, Mr*. W. A. l-eavitt and Palm etto Avenue. H:00 F. M. Roll call will he “ My Mrs. J. N. (iitlon will ho hostesses. Favorite Camellia." Mrs. K. II. Lnney rctum etl to­ There will be a m eeting of the day from Jacksonville where ,n e • Mo n d a y Tha p r o g r a m meeting of th e Service W iv es’ Club in th e library *|>ent the past week with rein W.M.S. q f the F irat B ap tist of the U S O Club at H:00 P. M. lives. ■ Church will be held in the a n ­ nex* a t 3:30 I’ M . ,T h e topic i« Mrs. I . Grow i, miivulcscing “ Working Together for a t ’enat her home 211 French Avenue, ^ t u r y " an d Circle 'Ahrve will a f t e r living ill with influenta fur ▼ h av e ch arg e of the program the past two weeks. The S u n b eam s , junior and i n ­ Mrs. V. G. Busty and Mrs. term ediate G.A.'s and junior It. '.Mrs. Jack MacDonald ami young A .'a will m e d t at the F ir .t Itn i>- George It. McCall en tertain ed for sou, Jimmie, have gone to Vienna. member, of the A rarinn Cla».i flat Church a t 3:30 F.M. • In where they were callrd by The Ilu ain ets Womans c ir t 'e of the - F ir s t Baptist C hu rch nt ttu. s t s s t illness ul Ui». MacH asty o n M yr­ the F ir s t Baptist Church w.’il th e home Dunald'a mother. * m eet jn th e annex at H:00 F. M. tle Avenue on Tuesday evening. The m e e tin g wna-owened with T h c '-W o n ta n V Auxiliary of th e MI m Joyce Whbklon left v n F ir a t •Tresbyteffkn '•'Church wi'l a devotional'given by Mrs II. W. m eet at 2:30 o'clock in the Flicker follnwrcd hy p rayer offered tefilny for JurkAonville xAhr"** the church p a rlo r for a monthly bu.iv. by Mrs. A. J . Frierson. M r,. M. util upend ih# week end with hci c<iuAinn, IJ fu t. and Mr.<. ( . 1'. ncas and Inspirational meeting, N. Cleveland presided over th r • prececded hy a P ray er Band a t business session at which l:i':C Mc( *ord. 2:00 P. M. A full attendance in reports fro m various o ff ic e r, were submitted. A contest was played Mr*. Willie Pipphi and Mrs. h av e. | o i i r to by the m chtbers and Mrs. P e te r­ C arrie Kchol* son won a prixe. R e fres h m en t, Ptn rknrd, Ale. where they were were served during th e rociul railed by the *erioun illhrm of their father, J. ti. Hnrlnn.l. hour. Present w ere: Mrs. E. B. Cm • ter, Mr*. Peterson. Mr*. C. A. Mrs. G. T. D ag g ett of MnnhasAnderson, J r ., Mr,. W. I.. V alue, i sett, N. Y., who Is of the firm Mrs. K. T . Thomas, Mrs. Nev.ton Dnggett - Ramsdell. a rriv e d hy Slenstrom, Mis. Uuckrr. Mrs. F. plane lialay l u b e th e d u m -e guest C. Harper, Mis. Aggie Horing uf Mr and Mrs G T Kelliim. .(.liiiagi a JJ/.v L lvi cIujjJ, .)!/.< , J'uti. A imiua. • • ' Social Calendar 500.000 AM AZED A M E R IC A N S CAST YEAR! F L O R ID A ^ U N D E R W A T E R F A IR Y L A N D BUTHONESTLY! WEM/SSED YOU! Mia. Kdwanl II Pottei rui«l her duuichter, Ititn Joan. J r who have been removed from Oruh^e General Hospital to t!i«hr me of Mr* Potter'* fntnn J N Alfniello, have m nu*.| word (hat Lieut. Putter ait \*••! *«fel> ni m Navy hI mI ioii ,u hie O n t i U l ISicific Mrs. J.W. Hull Named Head Of Social (iroup HEAD FIRST • • . the groove. ANN’S MIRAS0L BEAUTY SALON 17 N. Pork Ave. Phone 717 ADVANCE SPRING PRINTS Sanford Students On Stetson Honor Koll other lovely styles ..ii.l I.., 11all. ISO h me. Jr ech'Utafod hi» littThdnr Inst^ Thunulay t patty at th cyhatne of his • Mi and Mrs A.E: K in g. 'I 1 if • i i hr * hililrrn pluvul u it b *1 a*MRtol by Mf> ••I 1 liHM.n, f*rv nl tdnk . t<* n il • «M»kicK i« Ihr gtiPhli • i i f a* l i » k r to llu» mo* i at the p a rty w ere' David •if. Hillif Johnson. Iltibb^ * »• ' In, hr.iiina Ih rt i I*..11.nr A iken; N»Im » Mrs h ,i« l h< , f, Mrs. Jo h n s.m !' 'Ih ' li.rcdu, Mr1* II K I* Mi., \\n llv D<-it rich <t ifbnilis l ■Nett tAf#an? i ■ or.» - c i t i t a tn *A rriri u*a *i& -.-cfTtrfai city flag: ._ . r<‘3oH*kA 1 H ten,|>oo|i thy me or •i . . f O of 7 h e \ (jc c 4 O tf y<>ur Appearance , / 11 Itillv *‘i tl* Ihlllp • « ••» n- w< m • • •! Iv r tn Mi J • . Mr* | M* • 1 in «fpi 1 D . !•Mi 11 » . lit .,n I M• Mi* s, , n il: i it I lli« \\ * »te i , i W M i l ' N t EMKNT It. uiu'V I I urter It Mil "i t sen., in. i- It-*. 1.11th . Ih i|- 1 i i T"i'-ln> In !t 'ip iiigi '.ilielul llus|i|1il XI i ti-r i- Mr (ii-mi'i Ruth Mels'h ( irclc Six Meets At Dickerson Residence Mrs. ( ’. E. Henry . i Entertains At Tea Mr*. S f Dietcer»'»n, rh m i m . of Circle Six «*f the Kii*l Hi*i«* Church, entri ta m e d ;(-, »m*i .» . Monday after »*oi mol 10011 to * f f\ r ill hei tapin'.t> a* If • tn the br-l «*f hei ahd»t\ ho«te*».e* i f i r Nli* 1 I ' 1. ami Mr* .1 \\ Gaiot-l* On the nhirct “ I •• ••'»% Ktdi'tntfiil \1»- It I *. mi » lad the devotional An t •• Claptei I ioiii the Inovk, "kN I !lapti*t* Hclicve,” wuh di*ruh •• by Mr*. Fred Mycr*. Mr*. Myi** Smith, prr*idcnt of the Wotnm sMitaionary Union, uhirnl fmU ftilne** and *tre**lnc the in o t? " O t h e r * " IliiHinr*' included f itn* re|Kirt* front officer*. R«fre*hmrnfa were «erved the follow ini? by the lu»«if Mr*. (Sarriaon, Mi* S -I lh» .Mr*. Smith. Mr*. M ( ’ Ste. •Mr*. J I Jm 'kson, Mi* M>< .Mr*. K V ( ‘•Hinrt Mr* A Shannon, Mr*. M N t level and Ml** ro n iiie Gamble N orw ay tlrrlarisl Its tiuli,(>« *nce from D cnm uik an.I S « ." in 1814 hut tho union w n , ilDtolved for til years. UJERR (•U ie d 1 ur ni|Hs *’ to M »mal| white turiut « l (■Me'pnnti* fort if it ,| lll.it marine I cup b«nllti|? v» nt r r I bilkJtllnll 1 ill'f '« teaspoon *u11 •• /ii ■'hir If v Tvre. m t he pror'i.miN ( M KIo h m i . Darnel'. M r' t P W | H a n taon VI M 1 s Uat It i f . M 1 Mi * 1‘ftc How lui Mar< n* t«» Kreild v llamlt l» • % htuirht. horothv 1 • »»v 11him and Sam • to too ft*ur*t >'!»•• mI*o led till If f idlow mir n o it o < 1 •• • ml rltidinir a re to o l 1 \ N. Ko\ 1 T i IIjh, tr<*aauii*i. ll* i *h i - • pluv*•! lltnieo Mrw / .i t i:.»(hff| Mi-x t MfotleH. le««s$kl ore llirlhdav • 1Mi, i: 3 p n g rill. D aughters Of W esley Have ('lass M eeting Thurmond Kim \• • with >l.« U I Mono M. l K f Itianrum mid \|i I ' ^ il'iwm* a- c ho»lr<<r* 1 u* i*• * • 111111? for n meetnii? wl« h M» I! mim-i ( t'nlf. neu prowl.lent . • • *«hI fl»ar >, A .,o c is t r d F ree. Food Kdltor Winter vegctai.lc, needn't he la .t t 'l r t . and r o l u r l f t t if th r r.fc.k »*r» »ny im agination Ar11<.w tu r n ip ., al«.i Lnuwn a t rutabagas, have a good rich flavor «hrn properly prepared. They ran lie complemented, too, with frxtdt which enhance color and flavor White and purple tu rn ip , when th ey are not ovcitmikrd mI. o make gi»xl eating. Ever eale n tu r n ip , r o w ! If not. you've m isled .o r n r th io c ' I ha*r .me friend w ho', never Mill to «erve rooked tu r n ip , in her home— not b e c a u .r t l i e / r . un popular, hut l»ecaut« the children <at thrill raw at once. For tu rn ip . l i c k . u»e cri«p. fre.h t u r n i p . , either while pr yellow. F a re them and cut them into thin nintch-alick i ie»*c. Sprinkle with papriku for .rju ty and serve plain or with .milked .alt. They r a n tie use. I a . a protile r., in aalatl., hr a . an acciiui panunent to «nrp., * Mere a re a few recipe, foi making exciting cooked di-lir. with t u r n i p , : fb tnip C u p , With F ro .le d I'ea. And l l r r h Saure I largo while tender tu rn ip , I package frosted pea. 1 .m a ll White onion 2 !able*|mnn« fortified m a r g a ­ rine gano 1‘nah cayenne, if desired Salt to t a . t e Fare the tu r n ip , half wav. M l: i Maxwell leaving half the purple con* r u t o 'f the top Flacr top and tu t i ip* III fu n IIt bvllinie .a ile d wi.tei A tJJiA C m 'l JWi> .tai..,/. . *L»i • ^ i t i j j j i i S i m o n y K i i i ^ b l :it‘d rook ipiickly, ufi«‘ov.*re-l. until let in (Milling HI I » .• »»'tv Mir<'• -1 tender. Scoop out III-' ci ntri n .n n e uftcr tin i»>tt«‘!« r i I*»UI lu*r •I the other half ul tire iinilp that it dul n o t ind*«ate in Nmii Kinifht rut ert nined and cut into .m all rube- t'ut the her m o v ie c a r e e r . Tin* n a n \e Car«4 • •* t htln\ party for hei t“ |»« into .m a ll ruh e-. t.*> Add m Iradinj;. (lH frr»iolii»»ial) who re It*bra t<*<la bi^ .everal tah lc.p o o n . of t h - hot .i P mIiiv Ttie^ilavQOlt lbe «aler left from cooking turtlina, to the l>ea. Add .m ull onion, I hih mint, MA . S.A *n’» HrhI Stvond .Street thinly .liced. Cook ipiirk'lv to d e.irnl te n d e r n e ... Add the mar the afternoon tbe .’hit i*1 iriiiiie* and plrti.rr* gatine. the herb, Cayenne md all l" tu»t» Add the c u h n l tu rn ip . •• o f the |!I oup Mi, well and fli) the t u m p ru p . The Damrbter* of \N* -h v t'Ui ,u h •i ifht m i< tn l by M r« Serve hot with a g . i m - h i f •if the Kimt Mctlwd • t l i u . h j •iv ice cream and d.iirfrrr^< Sff vr« four ir< im»i on* met ul the home **f '1 1 I P • • after v*omy ^auilON Mr* i I llfott fotertnined Willi a If a 1 iCMil.lv .if trrnoon at Hu* Itoiot- *d Mr* D I Thrufthet l In i tit - I* Into* >vlift Mr* K • I •i i • i • •1 i »*a from a xillt'i , •- v, i f ••vctlnld with 4, n la, »• « <• I • •• tffed with a lai •» l •*•«%11 it i? an ul rRiici'im til of liludndi and li.:htud by tv\u *innll lnm|»* Vane* of ro*e* and gladioli were |dacf«| about thr r win* of the Thiaahrr residence Mr*. II. It. Lew i* a**i*ted m enter tainime the IG i;iif*t* who callrd during thu appointed tea hour* Critter I ake in Oirtfon i« *ix mile* lonir »nd four rnilr* wide and i* »'•.IIIM f, f t ubovr *rn level. yet «( nrvei ftertr* over Mol r (bail iw,, (iitlioii pound* of alum inum a n e u*<-<l in U.8. m u nition' and airplane plant* in 1044 Of the 5f> lughrst peuks In the Unitcil States, 42 arc in Colorado. DELAND, Jan. 12. (S|M<lat>— Fiva Sanford students attending John B. Stetson University dur­ ing the Fall quarter maintained outstanding acadtmlc icoords, ac­ cording - to a release today by tha 8tataon Bureau of Fubllelty. and have, ae a result, been placed on the university 'Honor Roll. On the Honor Roll for pie Colleg' of Liberal Art, were Ralph 8mlth, Ada Kimball. Wini­ fred Lord) and Klathler Nickereon. whereas Alma Grantham waa lUted on the Honor Roll for pie School of Music. Mias Elathlsr Nickerson. ■ sen­ Stetson, m merited ior -« a it oceuon, i r u w citation ci-------on tbe Dean’* list, a Bating given only to Juniors and aenlora with exceptional scholastic standing. Ralph Smith waa one of SQ atudenta having an "A" average for the paat quarter. ______ Brownie leaders Talk Before P.T.A. Group Just unpacked . . . come now and see the prettieat spring dresses here I 8tam d, exciting prints in figure-perfect dresses, fashionable for now, thru dir I Kefn*Alimenth do, A atylish coiffuru will definitely pul you "in latlri \l Kini? Celebrates S e c o n d Birthday th f followiiiir Mi • I t luik. Mr* J.K t o ley, finance; Mr* George S tu n . |ir<i|?iam; Mr* Joh n Kick, mein lirrxhtp K<»||owin|? the liti'inen* «<*ain!i, bnd|?r and checker* \*cre playe«l ami Mr.* < K Proctor rxcelled in brid^r. while Mr* J H ('raw ford u o n the checker* prile Mr* Fred Williatn* vwofi a Screeno tiriie. Award* at parties k «Vr'» iy th e club are war saving* stump*. l-ate In the afternoon, refreth* ment* were *rrved to the follow ini?: Mr* A M Phillip*. Mr*. Fred William*, Mm. Ma^y Hei nett, Mr*. 0 « rn r lhuri*on. Mr* A. M. Hum*. Mr* II W H u rk e i, Mr*. C as.am ira Schults. Mis. F B. Crumley: Mrs llr..iliv Williams, Mr*. J. K. Ilaker, Mr, It. A .Smith, Mrs. CraMfoni. Mrs. Rear don, Mrs. H ar|w r, Mrs. W. A. Leavitt, Mrs. S. D. ilighlcyman, Mr*. J . N. Gillnn, Mrs. Chrlttfn* Hiscock, Mr*. \V. A. Vo»»l»r, Mr*. Proctor, Mr*. W. It. Brinson, Mr*. Ilall. Mr*. Nettie K|)per*on, Mm. E. A. 1-omlenberg, Mr*. Elck, Mr*. J. A. Youug. Mr*. 0 . I*. Herndon, Mrs M. I. Cultum, Mr*. J. T. N*wby. M r. It C Moor*. Mi*. R. A. Cook. Mrs. Courier, Mr*. E. H .Clements anil Mis, EllaUe Kirvhhoff , Hostesses fur the afternoon were Mrs. (ieorre M rfall, Mrs. E. C. E arl and Mrs. John Meiach. aiioninitHlatinit n * . nuiji plnyed game* of llu i|o . *K -»• it it <•11(11111? were: Mr. and M iiiMiiti hnrndcino*. Mr. and 'l Max Kundom. N it and Mr*. . h *iochl. Mr* f l a n k llichMiD MrDanieU, Mr*. I» llti.irt N1i» Mary W m h nurt <*f tb r With a new fluttering permanent w ave anil hair­ n .iM£«*tn«*iitn of I'ruu r of M/.ilm* ii ml Ihc plnca* • t»> caudles. • • * bill \tt*hc* to thank th r ijjty n( fhr USD who ♦. HRs judirtnl Mllllli'l Mi*x O K White 1 NEW YEAR CLAMOR • •* |i, the librury of the USD I In Immi- I able wa* covered i In*«- «l„lh Mini iln ornlfi) N Mrs. Hasty, McCall Entertain Azarians Ntr^ Wallet I.. Guoper. -It ni l vounir non, W alter I... III. «.f Koawell, ( i i ., have arrived t<» he the iruenta of Mr. and Mia. W I. ('<x»per for aotne lime lit th en hem e »»n Mellonvllle Avenue l.ieiil, Coo|>er ia on *ea duty ii . the I'ucific T h e a te r . I‘ Su \ iit Wivct' Club hnii a • r• •♦ <ti«li supper* Wednesday FIV* jaVaer-eim! ■liMh-amihUlu. Mlae Mabel Chapman and Mlaa AH Winter Hats 1/3 Off Family—We Furnish The Home" A N F O R D J JFLA. LA^ STREET — SSANFORD, J tea*|>oor,H honey I M tra'poon ground m n 1 W.i'h and pare turnip* vetv thin Cut in halve* t'ovrr with ,.«!.! water and boil .% iiuriote* Dram Melt tbe margarine a •! binwrn thr turnip* lightly Add liotlinir water, bouillon ruin' md t* maimni? in^rcdii*nt* Sirnnifi about tfi minute* until Inpint 1* al*<io*| ab-nrhrtl and Ihv lu'iu|i» nr, tendet urwt coated <vi*| ;• *d*»no I? jrlnze Serve* \ to , Pecan Hul«h*Ka 1 lai|(e nit Ithaca (about I 't to I cup pecan rural* 4 taMe*|HX»n* fortified mar yurine t tahle*fHHin* minced pi|i*ley Salt and pepper ( ut rvit.il»at?a 111 hulifh an I <|iiarter«, then pare n* thinly .*»* pn**iblr (u t into Nniall, neat cube* ( ‘over with boilim? uiP.ed water and cook until tended Drain Add reman mi; ingredient*, to** to|?ethe 1 hifhtl) Sfriftt I to A 11111 ,i-;i'< Icailiiig m n m i f n c t u r i 'M ntaki's n w ti ( l u t h f s — I'inif will oiiiMito- you that lm\ mg is 11 pnuli'tii ,i:ul laMfyin^ in v ctn u 'iit Ml one price $ IN STOCK B L. Perkins �* *» rfenuv. jAJjuAgy 12. ;3ME 8ANF0KD npiLOft SANFORD rU^UPA ■m u 'e d n o d s y . J a n t n t y 'Ul. * iW « rr* n lr Deed* M L t o h n ft. To M il. . . WiU w i. «i* T o i**<t*fr T r r o ^ fe f r - vnc;., • Dobditey, S a n fo rd K. K. r l ux & J o h n D Jinkinx. To Hull Wood c t ux. Daniel, lJ.lt. To Dan W Ilium ot. n i»’* “vr wtv--wll1 W ftrbl i.Vurl l l o u t , Sjofuia. Fioi u'rlwli on T lm m ii) u u u x January It. lit*. More Bakery Fooda , From TO ROBB’S HOME BAKERY V*^UA14XY(.a\\VAYB^ BILL’S PACKAGE si oitv: & rah 1 0 5 W . 1 s t S t. P h o n e 804>i Wine — llrc r — Whiskey ENJOY YOUR RADIO In AWAgwMO rne Utatlngutahed Service Croaa to O ta. Anthony t'K u ta l) McAulifte (right), who coftiriahded U)a 0, a tro p e during 0 P « ' lon ^ *• W itt tha hero of th e bam*. SU dlT Cofpa photo- _ (fatensaitowal StamtpAeto). *■11 tr wfliO# to-hatd-U»(4r brwwth nml to |>ul on tholr oxygen ’«v*k when tho born sounds. lh» mask* a rc enrtird humr over th en Omuldera a t all tim es during piemturl*«l flight." ** For your lislenlnK pleasure sec” BAUEIi RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE 115 SlAKnolla Now is the time to CONTROL DESTRUCTIVE CHEWING INSECTS ON TRUCK CROPS C R T O lttt Start now to ; vvaluable a iu a o in vrgeUble v e g r ta u io crop* c ro p * o a gf aalait m a i tbo tu n ravage* ra v a g e * ol 01 cnew * l a f lnaect peal*. Spray o r.d u tt with K ryodde—tha 8 p ro ve n Inaeellclde, so widely And .gaeccaifully a n d by ■way prominent commercial grower*. Cryolite It recommended Cor this uao by anlhorltieou KRYOC1DE, the only NATUHAL CHY0 L1TE, la really and effocUvely applied wlih tUndard duitiog.ov ■proving eaulptnenl. Follow tbe loggeelloiu o f yout local experiment elation. Your dealer cen onpply yon with KRYOCIDR far opraylng, or with mixed dual*, front conveniently located alock*. ^ Write for free literature Dktrbvtedby FLORIDA AORICUITURAI . , » n.|t:.VTluN nh tUtraof ishl to gerve you . . Drivo in today for a complete cifeck up causa wilt iHnrtnl Kx 1‘arta1m I this un|«r b* publlshrsl for lb* • i s t s l s O Ilia* r*u»lr*,l b | law. In Iks HAUFOMD liKItA Ub Hanford, rior'il*. a « •»!] gsnrrAt cirrolallvn In >sU bounty and dials. W lin tss my band and official a«-nl of uf fir*. at Sanford, TWi UUl. inis lot, day sd Jwwwway t— U- Complete line of Gulf Products & accessories Gulf Service Station -----T n m tti and operated Uy Alvin^ OJHam f l s r b rirtn ill i ou rt. S u n ln u ls C ounty. V OltfOIIACHIlDf HOMING IN f l i u I V l M f OF Till! COrffTY J I U G L h M lN O ls t: H i l i M V , 1'I.QMIUAn IN rtIUOATiL IN l«r,; LifTATK o r JiKiKI’ll U MAllKaNTKTTISw Aio. C K u n i T i u ia a n i > im^ vM*NH IIA VlN'o) CLAOIH o h AUAIfiar u A 1 b T«u ,«tb) u c h of r a u ar« hef%Lr imtiffoi » N r^MulpO I m iiiw in l fclijr claim* am) dtuytMl* whlrh fi*u, or vilthot Ilf )uy. itlA) t)»« M l«|r Ilf JONNI'II L HAH KKT D7VB, Into uf J*W I'uimlir, lu Ibt Cuuttl) Jth i|e of S«iiiiQoic County. KlvchU, at fiw nlfk * t it III* rthirl hours uf *sh| (V u ily %\ Ka a frirt). Kl«rlt)a. «J 0l>iu fight r air tula r muill ha fiutit tin llm* uf Ihr flr*t |>g)»l iv*lh>ti of ih h n«>tlr^ H pistm or d* * , hunt*] aha II hi! in wrlHaat. m *«1 mhall i th« pi act of ivpahUavo 854 I $u*L offk# a44r«A« of til.- cUlru* I tu At 40,000 feet or over, »p#claA pressute 1* rc*iulrcd to ftf,co oxy­ gen from the lungs into tha bipod •tm tn . tu t i» n d ih slt Ho i w o r n hv F ir.t fkohH oalU n iW a )», |» 4 i TU I'flVTUN M BANNlNll m s rut STituirr. IIOCSTUN, TNXAH NOTTf:K t wo nr* h e - hr o i d . i u t «ud it ‘‘Wings Over Jordan” Is Coming To Sanford Nqted n eg ro linger* and tonoert a r t l a l a who hav# apoeared on the CBS radio program. " W l n r a O v e r Jo rtla n " will ilng a t New Bethel A.M.F. C hurth her* a t Cannon City on Sundav. J a n XI, II ha* been announced by church offlclala. This r m u p U wcH known 4hn ughoiil the country for their rin g in g o t gospel aongn ami u r r a d - f o r whito hurch naatoT, .he D<lere. la a k Johnira o. f .the •on and _____Ir, ^ ^hurtk , a r e i n c n i o r i n g the program . Two program* wtlt bo given If necenanry to • eccomnxwtate than* who During tho Civil War, the num­ wDh to attend- Ticket* fur the ber of mower* manufactured to rug ram m«T >*• pur*h*i*.l at offaat the enlistment of farm la­ Jerry'a D r a g Store, Kverly Drug bor more than tripled. Btoro o r Brown* h a r b o r Shop eo Sanford Avenue .___ _ y H lft.l to b,* t m i b*(nre lb * p o r t ill f'nurI of tb s b tu tti .lodl.' 1st ( t i . u i i t*i tw . ittu t. —f r s . L i i , , m • d IM Msrnlt»»t» O ewnty, la V'hww- e . i t , on iW l l t h <lar « l J a n u a ry , A. l>, tk tV to a n sw e r lb * b ill uf vuMplatnk ttlwJ wgatw sl v.ui |y |tu . sln-Vfr * i.l< .l iX iu il at tusntorw, r'b.rbt*- by Autta I' lla n n liia . lb* Sam* Iw ihy an u ria n a l fat 11 to i t s w sliig* n l u bill nl tu tt« u I n , s . rain, a n n u l and s* l a .id ,- a llluxl d eer** nt O l . n r v * b*rvtnfv<* u u ta ln tsl by m u a a a 'n v t tb e f l* la (Iff. uthmrwls* * J m u p m m a t*as<> w ill b* * n i* iw t a g a in s t you th erein The ttanfunt llrta ld I* d«slgwattd t* tli* n«w *p«p*r In which this n o lle* mhall b* publUhw] one* math trvek tor tour mn*<eul|v* V V lin .s. my hand and seal at HaafotO. tkmlnul* • t a l e u f Ptnclda. Ih la II l>#c*mb*r, A. t> **“ |HIUh«f7 r a i FLOUR Okl Wot *W| SYRUP FLOUR Ih* ; rU|Ut«M, Bgthl, or AM«rivejr, and IB) i*tH’h ddlUi or lieMkittiO ttol ao flhtl ■hall W %ii||t| HKI.KN K fw.\ lilt AVV\ X, A» «Umi|il«trairi)i of tho K^lai* nf Jo««p4i U Murt o IfU*. df era gf <1 w .« k a n tfk lsl County, d a y -uf (O F>'K T A b HUM I* m;itN£H>N CKr) rirriill O i f | Ktiiiliuth f> uaiy . )‘Wt Mo. Cabbage lb. 5*/ac Carrots 2 for I7c U . S. 1 M a i n e Potatoes Celery Onions 5 lbs. .. 25c r im* Apples . . . . 2-IGm . 23c t a l k ('«*aiw g •* I h l i a g Apples ... 5-lbs ... 45c Yams 10 lbs. 41c 2 for 25c ta Broccoli M V l T t H 49c rim. Grapefruit 5-lbs. 29c SEAFOOD I Sides .... jkJit * Sausage Lean Shoulders ...... vT ^ ams Fillets Fillets Croakers .. I ria. Cottage Cheese I 's s s k i MilUet .... lb Club Strok .. Chuck Roust H am burger a m belt v tailor*. Rev. W. LEGAL NOTICE WVWVO*( . OKiOO • IT, *, “ ti |*. iir.nrtiwtN. The Army Air Fuire* hive de vcloped siiccitil "p r rs s u r r m ii|W which deliver 100 oei tent oxy­ gen to a man nml enable him to retry out r.ormnl duties for a hul( hour or more til the tnmemlpun licighlx of Hi.OIIO lu 60,tK>Ll feet. They aia not a aiilwlitulu ,'or cabin prexxurballon, but they'd tide a man over tin oraerguney i*Criod when the pmaurlaed etudn had been damaged. To C. W. Shoemaker el ux. f Pruck, D C . el u* To Hosier . H utton cl ux. Langley. J.C ol ux Tu Hebert J. 1 F ryer ei ox llellet [trot. Droves Ine. To Isidore I*. I Id ler et el Kuntpiop. lilt. To Louuir 11 llllli. Q uit Claim Deed I'ntrh. IlnJph it. el al T tu st B L Multiple To p>lward L. Stain, beck et ux. A greem ent l w Deed Hull on. Alice To J.I'K. While. Real E alaie Mortgagen Andcraoii, M.ll i-l ox To W .l„ Henley. Wood. Hurl el us Tu D.C. Ufuck cl ux. I'curstm, H ricn H. al vlr To L i n t Fad. 8«v A Lout, Aaait. Chattel Mortgagee Raufoni t'uah Feed Hlurr T o D w l i i i S ta te Bank. Bmokeo, Klmer Tn Fioyidn S late Bank. Satisfaction af M urtgag a Wight, H.H. a l u l To P C Slanlay e t al, Randall lle rlie rt Tboroaon «t nl To John Arborio et ux. Aaslgnmant of M a r lg e g e P i n t N ational Bonk, Orlando To Gulf U f o In*. Co. Klrat N ational Bank, Orlando To Gulf U f a Ini. Co. P i n t N ational Bank, Orlando To Gulf U f o llm . Co, Firs! N ational Bank. Orlando To Gulf Life Ina Co. A ffU arll Cnruthrra, Johnny I*. I l n J o h n ­ ny T. fjirtilh era, Jr. * P o w ft o f A l lor n r y riask im , Itoro ld 0 . J r . T o Mr*. Geraldine ft, IlaaVlu*. Honnrabla Dlerhafgeo Army of tlQlIed Staten To Wlllla R. S herm an. H.H. Navy T o Olloa C hapm an Armyc—of.- -United S ta t e s To Orian D. F a rr e ll, Jr. default Mr-1, «> t on at* bstsby--' avlllltd jtKl ii-iu -iiu |>t n i w i t l« a r»tlaiu till I of l,V>tvylrls1 flint by IV ia r TarV II agaltwl you, for dtvoir*. now trmdlng to tko C-rral* Court ul Hyiotnolr f o u n t s , V'torblu. on i y lliii *l«y Pubreary. H I*, in -I,fault Ibviuol oanl riisw will P t u c n d lix I-ftlr. Us I this ordt-r t»-, yaiki sftsd lor i#« stotu|»D 11ms- leoutis-l n» law. in th* s ,\ fl/ n :U * HIvltAt.lb KjiitnrsL b'lwrW4, « nowsyoaiKt of guustnl rlrtulallnn In u 01 Cnuu|y nml Ul«t» " i i . - . s ray hn n*l end offirinl s i s I of “ftIt*, at Uaafoid. t'lvrhia. this llth dr.) of January, A. l>. t i l t . IX l‘ IIKH.Mnjf). t ’lrrh Circuit Com I Ksaslnolc County. Klotlda ItilfAU) Theme pressure musks aiu dlxtkcgulahou ■ from the "dem and" type of oxygen mask wrth which the flier g e ts puro oxygen ilrlivcred to hint a* he inhales. The lullcr eystem In effective up to ubuut 40,000 feet. We fix uli ra d io s in all niuktm uf c a rs on tiitH n r XAN1B K pc jiil t * Htgiwon against yna, H»r glvwe*. now i**n>lii>* tn ill* Clrroll Ossrt of tUinlnul* t'aunty. KlnrWs. on or before lb* 4‘«bnt*ry Itul* t u b l«wit, lb* tth dsy of Ksbruary, A. Lb l|«J. re phi praeeure !<•<*. the mrn didn't adjust oxygon maria quickly, they'd b» ovor* cotac. w brigadier General Charier It, Glenn, the deputy air xuignon, tn a rcjiott In tba Medical Anaala of the DUtrict of Columbia. i o n the automatic warning hum give* crewman tha tip-off on then to atnp on their maria. ‘'Crew members," be will*.*, * Court*mi3 ami efficient nltciulnnts arc waiting aurlied cabins ef the bir bomb era fulU below a toft level. * 1 Cannon abril or flak, ripping hole* In lb* cubin'* *011*, would cauae a K n lln f f TO: ANNOUNCING' Re-opening of GuK Service Station IV. U W T O N , I'm M iil Milk CA*SAKL>IIA ijt< i t l t r ) Hi FRANK CARRY Save Points Iiy T. , G » M . I-oul, K. et ox To Sarnh A I* Science Writer K. I’ohler ct el. WASHINGTON - A kinj of Toll, Elniri J . c t ux To A rthur high flying burglar nlaini I* I t . Beckwith. Sr. a m o n g th e J ife -p r o ln e lliig m cch a n Ittitlw In mir II. r Bopwiforl*. Kilim iVurh. _ _ _ Weinman. Cattle *1 vir W J. B-aa * The ulurnt la n vrem mif horfi which round* aulorwalic.iH/ II |ir«x«ur« In,'hie the xyeeiel p m - Follow The Crowd im ? » P late Stew .. ■pawUh Mackerel .. J W k.i* sa lt Mullet .... lb r t a . Rwrh S h ad .... lb. te s T fe S ^ OSCAR MAYBRfS W IAUN8W EIBER ... lb. .... 37e Oysters .. pta. .. 79c Boll)** ware an time In Kngtitivl d oonlh century foe mabiflng win*. Coffee .. \b. .. 20V2c r^rtwey rfak Rice .... 3-Jbs .... 29c Roollilag tbo MUto pniblcma of Labor and Trans­ portation wbkh thU Community now faero tha under- •l»vwv w.*«rw Flour:5*lb8 Aftcmoons un1 Butter .y.. 28c �*■ I I FRIDAY, OKI) J iliim J , J A N U A R Y J 2 , 1515 Beware Coughs RAYMOND M; BALL, REALTOR UTramultlon Teller** prm nrH lr Decaiue U goes right to the M at or the trouble to help loosen a n d otpel rm lartrn phtagm. end MU WUun soot h r *nd heal raw, tender. In. med bronchial m u c o u s m e m . MASSAGE STEAM BATHS 0 a Under Direction Of DR. MILTON HURST--------Bromley - Puleatun IUdg. Phone 650 for Appointment rt A I . I . X A M 'U lt I Via. II I'lwUlllIf s i t i t c o n I'liM ito r. ii. jiA iiJ iO t ii: its n li» i f t/ I 'c L r t U e l l i A 1h in 'i«'14ntt iin111***i * ii-i *"»«11* tVKtii »t* ifiji Jt«ifi l 4mi iffiI #1 nfljTf. ,*1 ILL* 1141 ii« I v( i*' * i i »i l* l*l.i n m i | gi n Amazing Fast Relief Foi * l i t f t m l t lit I n t a l i ••( M l * f it , H U * tu n , . V I t u m |n V n n in * u H lr p * * i the cough or you are i 1.111.rr li It. Mm ic a iu M f 1j Many Never Suspect Cause Off Backaches. t r w , .I.kk.I'T rr U1* | M . M N M i ..iInMul R..IU* In r*n,tn h. 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Itrimrj (Suit l'.tt L ftl. H*» IM i d a j it! F d ' i i n n ' !* f$ EPILEPSY MHHIRtTED? WHAT CAU5 ES IT? A In * - i i t t i l t*r i l lin t i a 111 i 11 »•eI i'f aft «t Tin HANKnlth H i t \ II 4nrtfi*rrl Flor ktu r. It* H |M |H' I *#f Best urade paints still available also pure oil and tur­ pentine. t*w(a«ei-rvf fK« fpiatiftf ol fa *M& In ilrfmiit Ihtrryf i*.ii«l •-yu»*t »Owi aft ffcli fftlftfitita* iwbttcf (III jUfCIMtl K» I'.llfr I erf th h afitr! lie fill III I-11**1 (or « 4H ha ratal PE||r whda (*»#y l « l , io o ny eihBprfat 'f t f lf s i* *** Hi.# I A vofVPfto! CM* doa , PITTSBURGH PAINTS MADE WITH VHDU2ED OI LS A.e_U fBuLeui.JlO„v^* ^ MU 'y M r** f i r f i i M H y a la «H tf L o u A l j We have n paint for every purpose and can s u p p l y y o u f r o m o tl r s t o c k in b e s t quality paints. * d iu t PAINT PROTECTION FOR Fight Needless Waste! Pi ei n v e to conserve . . . th at applies to clothes, especially. Have your clothes properly cleaned to mak* them last. i i. tiji. l* 'I Ui «c rube*, A . f t:« P.irtc *'■ *11lll't III I*.Ii ri » firtl * t till' i *u . f- • I la J.t * m i u i . l * :wt. •I I ’ <i . \ y m u . I. (III|i»:il III l*l III.II I T I I A i itt: - i \ i i . m i * i M»i;»i*-\ jL A in r t , ■ it o it it r o i II I. “ UMIMtl.l. I *11 M > s i i n : o r r i o ii i ii t. i ' I II 1 M l II l . - lit l i K i . i : i !.s * i Physio — Therapy Mrs. SADIE BYERS 9 i i 'i n r m , . i* ' (’» Mai ]<h r tl.t) iirll i !»m.«|i h 11nil Colonic Irrigations . u% m in That Hang On D e|x;ndnble In su ran ce am i B on ds ^’P h o n e 9G0. R oom * 4, F lorida S ta t e B ank B u ild in g taf i 111*1 >UU. I «Iff (•' i'll Ili * 111 llir- < ,t Ml | ft »M ^ n.'i '• (*mmU rt>irl«lAr *■«* f*r • T-r *Vi, I' «*tITit Af \ ItMc 1i*i f I& l e g a l n o t ic e from common cmi . Rear! E s ta te S a les— R en ta ls— M o r tg a g e L o a n s -* * * P A U fc S E V I S t hom o , f a r m *, f a c t o r iis a n d i o u i f m i u t AND MI N O ¥ T o 10011 -* p ro te ttio o for . lo ng perio d w rtb o u f the r r p e m e of fr tq u e a t re p a in tin g , u«f P itub u rg h p l i n u , f t . i t . b l f lo t t* « ry typ* of lu rfa t* . BRONCHIAL IRRITATIONS | ACCORDING TO LAftIL DlAlCtKMH U U b ^ Touchtnn Drug ( ^ Seminote Dry Cleaners 220 MagsoIU Ave. Phone 861 i.t'l ii“ issi.st you in “O fnring a relinM o p a in te r " I f ' will n-.o n n llim y Iml CONCRETE PIPE the l»o“l p a in t, oil. an d tu rp e n tin e w hich Mill m e von .t p i. w a t i• 1. 1.. 1 m u m uch loiigei th a n in fe rio r pum l. “u h “iilu lt for 10% OFF From OPA Prices i On purchases of tw o-fifths or more of RUM- GIN- VODKA- LIQUEURS- IM­ PORTED BRANDIES AND WINES Tranitil Ml» Canfert. 3m.nd> arall.hlr at hi» jab CONCRETE BLOCK PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co, Pfiofir 1111 SA NFO RD . FLA, PACKAGE STORE The Seal That Meant ' Tire Mileage Dress Limned hy Seminole Co. Laundry Co. Dry Cleaning Department ' The confidence a smooth, .spotless appearance gives will carry you through any occasion. , .m i \ M > i.l \ S S S l u m LANEY DRY CLEANING CO FLETCHER E. aOl.LH, O-nrr I.ONE RANGER A DATE! m aial . In .ip it things!” I n the lone r a n g e d c a m p . SHE’S WEARING TMK ( OMI M. ETK F A I N T and they’re so careful with your me IT S oil DRIVF.WA YS WEI l.S KEPT1C TANKS WA I HI IANKM CUIVEKTS and SEWERS ivr^ Toirr f -vc TO N Tv’" w E ’L L P IN O HINA T '. 'I . L W A N T TCI f^ IN C \ N O U T L A W N A W E C 'P O M IK E ’/ W A IT A M I N U T E .' r AMO WHEN HE ASKED FOE! \ UGH ’ MAIL AT TWE PO ET OFFICE, ) THEN HE CALLED Hlife *FL F } 7 HIM •010 MIKE'? ,---------^ ! 5-TEAL J l— " ' K scour: Thb w o l, found trrmt our door, la your gworontM thot ovary datofl of itro tanrlco work, rapofrin# •r traodlng, It dono o t- tordlng t« daRnil# .fond. ordi of qualify. It maana •ofar, lonpar drttlnq. Intlit on fba CarVflad Traatmant, t I HAT V L-OOC' -P'J" C O M E C ‘ i * f O N T O ,W E ’L L - ■ ) o it t u m IF WE CAN FOLLOW SCO JT $ PACKTRAIL,WE MAY PINO A SIGN, , T O ^ T O ^ r - j X c - y ------- u p A/Leanwhile . tv the e o u t ^ , sco u r> TH A N K S .1X X IV E BOUGHT ) RE M E M * '-E R F ^ L F A G O O D .sORAE, M IS T E R ! / ___ _ ' 9LK E I ; UNiri.^STANC’' . /- ''B E R V O U H A V E N 'T S5E N ME.' Phong 475 Dry Cleaning Department Welsh Tire St 105 W. 2nd St Phone*1 1 1 SELL US YOUR .................. o v a m e a n b / that DOWN ? CDNGftATUL ATfOJS. VI HEN'S THE WEDDING *fl C| 1 CRACK it ')DULCNE \ h im , D o n !~y o u t p H E 'S RE a U-YKINN iE S BOXrRlEhO'f— — JkJIAUL. R^blNSOh ANDNOU IVOLFEDHIm I i ![r AWW FOOM HER JUST J; Ik E = : (TD SHCW >OU COULD ft lliii I —'— I DONE i KNO W |p u ir .y ' i DiDNr-, INTEND it L tog efth ts I SE R IO U S// iy lor essentUl workera and . iu n r e l u » l T H d r w i a 7 r o i n t fie rour tirca chcckcrl iC* too late. May* iy neat a recapping. ____ Bv-gAUL RQBINSOI EITAKST...;, Brake Lining ------ ' - --- __________ L ___ 'iOU DONTWANT TO TIE AMO HAve THE WHCLE TOWN ] --------ITHlNkilCOULDNrd 7 0 A B O / y o O OONTLOVE, —n DoVOU.* M NQ0UT RECAP ■yInnie: r Phono 200 SEMINQLE 201 N. Parti Ave. Phooa 37 Lar^vuv-ttiir,..--' ' ’— J HOLD HIM? NOA �/ PAGE THE R IG H T fiiV N P O R D IIE K A J.U , B A N F O R P , F M > n in .V f u id a 3 l1 < rf iiliv r Mill be "blind" (9 (ha 12 . d a t r lo da y d t s p u e ID r 0IJii.lt while r l <if. »' a l/i.il. a t the lieutenant in lh* iu .l.t A rm y Mr. Wood, who -just b o th Irgrr m }ir±ym and w » i L o ^ r t -< iittaial — ** J r. . . Halifax!* Sun Y*. J a n u a r y th e t n u u r 'r a t !■*«*J»luU*fc_ify — »u i t ^ r v r r x S ’; IIIIE IliE IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIE tllH IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIE III r-=— _______ 0 Telia Wounded V eter­ ans U. S. and Britain Must Seek Accord CLASSIFIED ADVEIU1BING RATES (De pet line for on. Uucrtlc* J8e per lin. fo r t u r n In .ertfco . Tie p e r lln. for 0 Insertion* )6c pel li s t to r H Insertions Minimum -»U . . . tie -'H ON E US OR DRINO YOUR U < to T H E nA N F O R D HERALD flu ’l l fit* word* to the tin*, Intruding ption« and nMreee. i l l *dvartleM*enta f«.- sltuatUn* wanted will be charged for at Ik. rolar daaotfled rale* L O S T h. a roi'K co. U. H. Tlrra and Tufir. O R A N G E S amt fre«l Eritaon, Itox ITS. ImiKcrlnr. Al Route No. I ’ H O U N D dojf, reel w ith whil« m a fM n rx - Near W e k 1w a S p rin g * —W. A. iiglcsliv Lake Monroe. N otify Ivy Nellie*. i ’nola, Fla. 1 WORK h orar $100.00—Rout* 7 M O NTH S old brown tick *potNo. 1, Box U D . A - Q . I . Boyd. ted bird do g —frmnle with harness- -Reward. Sam D unn TWO SMAI.I. fa r m i for na)e; 201H P&linatto Ave: one 3 acres land, 'i Jtorjr hiiuae. ttnra£c, one ttoraKe Imuse, one LOST: Kulion Book No. I. A nnit fo o d well, land tiled, cumiilete La Pair, lit. 2, Box 3H1I. San­ aubirrifatlajj. One &-acre form ford. w ith U «tory house, 2 ito rv b e m , tro<jd well, land tiled, complete . u h l r r l f ation. Apply LOST. I'ura.nl, lilnrk I,ordered n t l o w n i Mild «T/W« Jcwi'O*. to J . W. Hell, I A t e Moerne, 1‘le n .r retu rn i . ■ M m . la..!!.* •hone 16. Went I'lioi )• 3'tlJ. I FO B SALK: I'lpe fittln f* . valve*, l/)S T One hlack pnti plitmhlnit tnpplle*, pre-war th c r Indie* »lnn», »lir automatic hot w ater heater, l . r i ' i i Sanford and lail jomplrte Block deep and thalroe Return to Herald low well |iump*. pneumatic itorajte ta n k ,. A ll Roalrr 016 W. lat. St. Phone 207. WANTED TO KENT •30 PONTIAC He.Ian. radio, h e a l­ er, rlean, Rood nihher. dttO F U R N IS H Kit houM or opart 1'ark Avr. menl by nutple with no children. Phone U n i t , t V,u|{hliin, HlW, CABBAGE, eaeartde evten*irrn ft I•I. after ti P, M. Ida 111* Phone 2U03 Itehrcn*. COW manure fi bushel. Phone T METAL hahy *calr* T W O FIIES1I suwa, llieii first calve*. Milking 3 iralliin* or b etter. G. W. June*, l/ungwnud. 37 I a.S A L L E .Sedan, goml radio h eater, 2 first (trade tires, 2 re cap*. Mr*. Eplln 1312 Myrtle TW O STORY fram e house to wreck. H. B, Hllier, Country Club Ro*d. Phone 600 •It. said 1 * *f»l\eri BUSINESS SERVICE R K tl BLISS Kee.1 pototoes, rertTussslo Fe^.l Ifled. Tltint'r Store, 2nd & Hanford, phone 358. 11mriu-< and the leina," he Jfee Will 8d t/10 H.P. alternatlnK 2 C Johnson Kicker, Perfect com! t i o n —Box A Herald. tween the w he n thv knotty COO ROLLS of new 10 Inch bro.cn blenchiny paper; alto cclerv wire In cockI condition. W. 1. Henley, phono *60. ALL WASHIN GTON, J*n. 12, UP)— A fuller umlerstantling must he attained Between Great B ritain and the United States to make tlemoerary work effirtively to prevent i» th ird world w a r —n *«*ar which would errtjuiuly mean the end of our 1 ivilixntion — Kirhard W ckmI, non « f the fvarl of Halifax, H iit ^ h AnibftMhdo.', told a g ro u p of woun led w ar v eteran ' at Walter Herd Hospital early thin week. Instead of putting democratic principles into effect a f t e r the world war, an action ’hat would have brought aIwuit a ’f r e e r irmt better world," American and U rllitirr ^dr»fl«) fac L'O a r m o r s y**»r* Into another, worse w ar." Mr Wood an Id. In a prep ared address entitled "The Problem* of the iVace," Mr. Wood Mid that a world security organisation i« nrre*«ory to p r e ­ vent a t h h d world war and o f f e r ­ ed the following Hu^Kestiorm: " ( ’Jour co-operation and under* fltamting between all jw*ate*lovlng nation*; and for that I know no better re rite nt than close understanding betw een COTHNtry and mine. "The readinchB *d public uplh Vvn m tfveee ennntttes ^nd r*t>c- 1 dully iti tri* United S»ut** n d (treat 1111 1a 111, to fa. •• \* 11u l 1 \ i; be hurt I rc-nhlir* and to be pre on red to enforce whatever rc jur* ity settlement the pence ioVinif nations tuny device " Getting down to current <4110.*• tion*. Mr. Woori di-cu*scd the troublesome problem* witli liiriiu and Greece. "We ib< rod clear nut of India. u» we arc *0 often told Li do, because we are not prepared to submerge ou t wink of ik * hint 1f»0 y e a r ', during which we have Hone fur tot* ant miIu p rite pro blent, In a tdomiy civil war be India to cut He IExtra Values Fo\ Home Front 2-1V. LIVING ROOM SUITE Mr:» ■.i> ni l reroivcrl n Inrifi1 shipment of ft-ft. widths addr 1 that Ind 1a 1* |»r**til «*111 ■ 11 tie lllltifu l -olnr* in epuosp fro m . will be ’VlSt 11s he? =o*lf ad 1 ft from W • O US as ('anuria 01 Sow Z'nilunri m e today " In Gre ec e it »•* the ‘ ' m o t iv e o f titir actions ’ u h n >1 sceuis to be at stake, Mr W ihhJ said, e x p m in tu g. ‘ There ar e tw o a Iter mil l iv e s t hrrr> lt*-d C n r t l i n a l Itc d Mint* ( i r t ' c n • • • Snnd Itoval U 'i n e Wo hnv'f a sp*-i ially tra in o d m an fo r instnlliiiR either we a r e fig h t in g the K I. W H U l I N G : By no expert with A, S. force* for the *ako of 30 years' experience who cuart maintaining. »» reitetloom y regime, antreii every Job Would appre­ which will he f n e nilly 111 o a and ciate n tilal reni|n>rarily to uur polit y ni the M ed iterran ­ located at JilH'y French Avi. ean: or else as Mr t turn hill ris^ repealedlv *nid, we are fichtimr A It. Welch because w•* intend to see n (Jittt'k C ARPKNTKRINU, general re government elected by free ballyt naira. W. J. Uuasell, TUd W. Iflh ami imt nnposrd by force Of arms " Hr ailflcri thnt It Would •ilreeL I*hone 7A7-M. hr " 1 mall*' to believe th%! f irs ’ FUA MORTGAGE LOANS To build a home To buy a home To remodel a Foma To refinance a home f . M. BOYD, II J '/j Mi (n oli* A r t Rhone 178-J. IFOR RENT S T O R A G E your car a t Kent'* G arage. Spocla' fate dead •taru * . 1 NIC ELY furnlihcd room—1113 P a r k Ave. RADIO Service— Radloa picked up The Electric and delivered F U R N IS H E D room* HO 2i>7 Magnolia, Service < no)la Ave. Phone 101. 20 ACRES liled land In Eureka I MAKF^ screens, fnldinr acreens, * Hammock. Mm. T. A. Eckle*, pinch swings, cabinets! fun d phone 7lt>-R.2. turn repairing. J . M. Wilson, 601 Magnolia Ave. _______ O N E largo nlctly fu r n lth e d room on the bua lino n ear thti Air B aie. 2101 Pork Ave., phono ito i-J. HELP WANTED— DESIRABLE room, private faro Hy. Close m. Phone RW-M. P A R T -T IM E maid Phone 672-W. and cook T H R E E room fum D hed home, no children. Opposite Dr. Baker'* LADY for aftern oo n' w ork— VaF de* Hotel. Dairy. J. V. Martin. WANTED— Single or Married A ge 10-35 E X P E R IE N C E U N N E C E S S A R Y WARMTH, HOSPITALITY E S S E N T I A L WORK W ITH PEACETIM E FUTURE in tlm- maple dirn-tD* etiiU*. IdirKf refectory exlanslon table, stimlily built. 1 chairs. Overtime Pay—Paid Vacation* Frequent Increa*** Fleaeant Envlronmint Apply E m p lo y m e n t Supervlear O S W eekday*—Saturday*. 0-12 HOU. B E L L T E L . A T E L . CO. 110 E. l i t St. Do N o t A pply If Now Engaged in E u e n t l a t Work LAMPS GIRLS FOR p a rt time and full tim e a t l u n e y Drug Co. Heautiful comforters in solid colors or pnislt'y deHljrnn— warm, pretty To add that decorator touch to and practical . . . . room. your W IL L PAY $300.00 eaah for H E L P E R FOR Jim m ie Cowin'* S p in e t piano*; 92SO.OO for S h eet Metal Work*. Studio or Baby G ran d ; *100.00 G IR liJ f o r . marker* ea»h for upright#. S ta t a make. W H IT E an d checker*. Seminole County W ri t* B irger W a i t e r 7W 8 . Florida Ave., Lakelatx). Fla. Phone 81.U1. W e w in p a r top celling price* f o r Used eutomoW]**. All 0 P A detail* handed for yon. Write or MAID for light housework. Mr*. poena u* to cone and make ojr Jtoy ■Beery, 2<18 Palmetto Ave. ‘Airwaite1 WANTTEDj experienced cook Mb3 ° ^ O U iE R MOTOR SALES house girl.. Good M U ry, per80S w T itrit St. Phone 1C . raan en t job. Box A B , eftf Banfo rd Herald. WANTED * 0 W ax job *. Luggage Odham’t Gulf Service Station, P R A C T IC A L nurae or p a r t Owe Corher First St, ahd 'French n u r x i’e aaeU tatit f o r s t e a d / e m ­ ployment. A pply Z . e / o f o r d Herald. ■■ \ . San- (spreads III “ To dreas up y ch en ille. In einglea or matched seta — durably m a d e and nicely lined. Beautiful, Warm Blankets J AU colon in doep pile Colorful and warm 100% wool or. part wool—* >•>__ y i./y ud walnut Sanford Atlan tic N a t' Bank 8 m * 304 TSS ‘ ITs Easy To Pay The Mather Way*’ v 203*00 E. lit* • “ Good A Bad” ii= iii= iii= m = iii= m = iiiE iii= iiiE iii= iii= iii= iii ...........•• • ■ ^ ' ' - - ' ■- * living 19 4 5 �I I Bf IIfS V/S-V rw arm er p rn »r*». inviolate Ihov* inestimable privllege* for which we hare torn *o Ion* con­ tending - « ( —IMTIHt K lll ' H ) , AN Ktriabllshed 19UK VOLUM E XX XV I r) Nazi Columns Fall Back To SiegfriedLine S A N F 0 1 U ). PARIS, / a n . 15. f . t F J — Allied arm ies h a t e captured 37,894 G erman* since th e N a il counter offensive began on Dee. 18. This increased the number of prisoners aince the French invasion In 844,891. Meanwhile the American First Army tfrnve to within a mile and a h alf of the -omm uniratlons ra n t e r of l)nuffaille, the pivot of the new Improvised ( i r r m i n defenses in the flattening llrlglan Bulge. Fog, snowstorm and cold slowed the pace of the three Allied arm ies elsewhere and also grounded the s i r ­ men la te In the day. The First and T h ird Armies e s t a ­ blished contact southeast of Ijriv ch r, cu ttin g off another segment on th e western end of the salient. Nearly 1.300 A r-erican lum ber,, and fight era from lirltaln pounded four railroad y ard s In so u th ­ ern tierm any without Inter­ ference from N a il fighters. They raided Freiburg. Vug«burg, Ingulsladt, Hrutlinen. ) J 's .1 Organized Labor Lea­ ders Will Testify Against M e a s u r e On Work Or Fight Poland nml Font Piuavia The Russians urv now sto rm ing w estw ard in seven sectors , They ufg alrrndlF only •'•• miles >♦, fratn G erm an Slleaia -.Moh^ow. v \ ? w ithout c d f f l M I U the new orfrnsive*. said the Reds broke over the Nbln R iv e r—the last l< s s i l s s M n« r s a * *'•«»> « CIT Y B R IE F S Pvt Joseph >R. Cleland. son of Mr. slid Mrs, M. G. ('Island. 41N Palmetto Avcciue, is serving on a railroad t r a n s p o r t and supply linn in India an d would like to h ear from nls Sanford friends. His address may bo obtained from his p aren ts. I The Celery Fed Daskethall Team of Seminole High School will meet an Invading team from l>eLend High School a t the school gym nasiu m F riday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, it w as announced by Principal H erm an E. Morris. ^ W A S Iltm S T O S . j » n un.|er penult v ol Charged with “disorderly con­ duct," "creating 'a disturbance," “blocking traffic" a t the Comer o f First Street and French Ave­ nue. and “scaring certain people/' a mala waa arrested this morning, to other chargee ft (e ______ J that it “m is te d arrest" A negro treaty managed to lead It to the aato shelter by the City where It waa tethered awalt- r — m W so riale d n r.Mher 1'rt-ss firs! A nip and free*,- d am ag e .” William Wilson, I>iri>ctnr of Stole I Fa. mars' M arket-, said in his rr«| and m ark et review Inlay, "Ren# tor l’v|>p«r wlvlaes me tbit he ia Joining me in u strong protest against (his rldteolmisclinn," he continued "To nrrtvi* at that ralsr of .1 t rent pet pint the OP A must have done rame weird juggling nf f i g uns. About 1200 acres nrr plunted to strawlrerrtes In the Plant City area this year. Through Decem­ ber of last year our market there handled only 220 pints; (or the iarr\e month In 1U43, with only fiOO acres planted to berries, !>", 791 plnta were sold on our plat­ form; and In December nf IP 12. with about (hr name acreage a» Ibis year, shipments tntalml JilP. ttH pints Plant City is the pi in cipal strawberry growing Imri of Florida, as there probably i< not more than 300 acies of Per­ ries in all the rest of the Slate. Conditions at specific markets he described as followi; "Florida City is e.pecting a heavy volume of tomnloes, beans and squash this week Tomatoes are selling from I3.1HI to Jli Ml, squash from f.'i.bn lu |fi bU. and beans at Weather is s.iid to l>« excellent, "Pahokec had a severe frost in some spots last week, aud It aptiears that between 1,000 nod 2,000 acres of tender crops winch Wedieeday, awaiting the arrival of members of the family. Capt. Cecil Draa, a eon, wa* •erring aa a physician with the Armed Foreea m Guadalcanal and when ha waa Inform*! of hi* mother's grave lllneti, secured leave and flew to America en the dipper plane, to Chicago by plane and then to Daytona Beach by train, ony to arrive several honre too late to aee hla mother alive. Mr*. Draa waa born in Ohio and came to Florida 'many years ago. For several vaara, Mr. Draa operated a farm at Monroe - i i r a j r i .. *■laitiortin; for j t tiH'ii I G. Donald lliihop, Jr promoted threi* wtvka ago tn thw rank of -flrat lieu ttn a n t in tho Un It pits* State* Marine Gurna lio, serve, II was reportett here lolnv. Lieut, Bishop has been in the C entral Pacific for about m * month* and received training .it Porrl* Island. S. C-. Quanliro, V’a.. New River N. C. and Camp Joseph Pendleton Calif. While he wt* stationed at Camp Pendleton, s h o r tly befoie going overseas, l.lcut. Bishop was one of two men, becauae of abil­ ity and efficiency, recommended by th eir colonel for a perm anent comm)t«Ion In the r e g u la r Marine Corps- Mrs. Mayme Hodgkin ha« ac­ cepted tho position of sta ff cor­ respondent. foj the Orlando Morn­ ing Bentlnal. formerly held by the leto T. 1L Higgins and will havs ber office at 216 Melsch Budding. She hna had previous experience In the newspaper field as gdltot end publisher of n weekly news­ paper here for four yearn a.id her late husband, D. 0 . Hodgkin, By WILLARD CONNOLLY Taksch's Restaurant, 20R N orth Park Avtnua ceUbrated it* With birthday today. To compile statistics on ths number ■of tasty, wholesome meals ssrvsd during that time in thla pleasant llttia restaurant sines it was founded In ISHt) hi the late Bertha Eugenia Takacl would keep a professor of math­ ematics busy for some time, country. or now many esnosus ut 1 . or pthsr produce it have token to sarv# the ‘thousands of people who havo eaten there In that Uma. Mrs. Takach died In February 1944. and tha restaurant is run today by *her tons, .Frank end ~alius and daughter, Mias Aranka * Prior to coming to Sanfamily, toetod log II ' Hungary, -s- « rt-nn -»■* tool p«.|ilt- fO» *«8-(,Hn| PfMI) r : ir in * r |dam*H i *tit Ii*rI Ft»rnt«iMi itifuiti (inlay in sup|n>rt nf 1lit* uncht‘okp<l Six lit A r m y I'li tlip pm cs ml vane* mi |‘*»k x •* *aitl tho 1*00 •oa L o r n r platny- 1***fiiI*t*ij a n t i 'C n t t o i l 1‘ > trn i" ’ .i i«ti t i u n a n d i hall 11*nil t )n*\s ' nc da ^ at lo r \ ■\ S it| m•r 1*»rIt* ' *• ' a lol I tin t afi u * I . I O... ,* a . f *»ar* l 1he M tp | t a p ied \ 1 Capt. Pat Miller Is Reported A s Leffler Is Named llapp\ Warrior j By Governor To Water Committee Missing In ActioiL J *. ' 1 ' »I»K Jo Inl';intry i Son Of Judire Miiler Foi l pi l l Nazis \\ a ir Still., s 1 I ‘ '* **I Lt I * il.lWs-M - 1-It • 1 n f ..... i <. t \] ( \\ I li!< r * Li 'f l Irtfln : i M il ( " n i|* ,tn v I "Hi .. ........... 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NAMED 'i K in ' t i l t; r t’ l yet I t L|. i TS'r - • SI III I I»1s ' * Hit Ht Mi M .IliH tlnjnliy In I .1 ,1 Ihuhs* iii y» ftf<»t-sI f-i I »• *ni«t that ti a* « |U*n vr f \ nit), t) .1 i *11 1 Hr Th il il it bill fit*, f.iitiilv likr.l thi * and In n k rs l (m wis 11| In rii hr f .■ H.' *,|,l i i* i’ hi i * s iib1Hi's' f h |f m| nu \ *in * film Ii.hI b, I* i f i s-.tirr •. k..| f , (hi* . • . . | .T , I «• H II 11 h * • » *«r. Lr Plant .r vis • ■row e r s Needing Lalior Will Me e t U»'V*' l ill ............... if *1 frtmi ! • re ,s Uff’iif in I*tutit i 1 1 i HI/ .IKill » f r f Illa- »«ill School wbcie ft iMHdh s I J . 11 il I •• k «iJ-»i* tha! lllks *I f ,4'n t AIn A tfrudiiiili' ys**trt .J.i I fi I tw n SEN \ m u \ .it I he- StOfi .... . V■•> hnII, f ’apt * i; • f mi ilit bis* V. • li , | *»H . , , ' , M 11**1:i .4*1 *f e t. l e t ’ » * \ . . Is A I **V1-t 4 ‘ tii.lt Mi­. It.If 1/4*1 * . s > 'I,*- avh I l'll! r i.t 114, * a-l'lii* • 1 H i =. imii.ui. mill Mft »t|ft* 1 \ f * SIT (.*• .*• mt%nu < f 1lir «« file l - f ii-win ii 11ftitk.w 'tt. 111, h v*.«'! * b*«ii iii tijr IL*- i"•iU ................. .. i 11i*m cii. "flit •"rrsl1 in 1 1':iiiii*rti( * “ ’ ' e 1/*■■1 ....... lir s I ' L t i * LitiL'u- ** till Ih»ui hit* u*| ^ t-* iniluif (imup Km powered To n nM nail mmr J II h I'acr fo u r I Assemble Data On Wa f e r Re.vourrt'H New Mu’Uttfor Here For Ritz ' C h e a t e r I ip p.i i • ini'll r t I at « u«" Donald Bishop W i n s Promotion In Marines and a A nn-ruiin tfv under instruct ions from M UC1HO) , if) 1tn t , i | joint legislative confernner f Dec IT, 11, it r « the A F L and the Railwny lir1 l l* t ( i r t i i h f - t thcrhiMMls lo cite "specific c»i f ’ npt M il lr i \ dence nf flagrant wastage f Infantry r c» V! , manpower and money hy fe*h-r •! hr* r n t i T c l *i ■yenctes un<l hy priv ate indw f iccr * I'mmini trie* enyatred in war production I he I Tiim i -if On Tuisday. Hi i I Ip Mn»».» vi Inch *. j . [iresidenl of the O u . Ir*tifn “ ' iptikesmun for tlmt i^rnuip that Murray would not d* i «1" from the t K j stand of tii*l 1 day which h i d stronir op|wi*>f « to any U'K ion until a «>• fcrence of Twhor. industry, apn culture and government leader* hus inuuiretl into what manimwr r and related nroblema actually e x ­ ist The r i f t in a letter to \\.*r Mobilization Director Hy r n* pleii^etl it would follow *p«- it 1 recommendation* of such a «*•' ference and would supprirt <*■v leplslfttion de*i|fn«'i| |ti imp Iron t those findirurs ImiI.1 at t i J r el or ma I ion Ihmiik imlurtwl rcaeniative of thp Aria* will L 1 the nation for a * lrmiirr in* •uipr*«• dt iilrd .Hit In- i i t » I -"'I ill'*! iv „ \ 1 . MM- I .■ r .*1 . h.*.| IL . t f. in ftt «»H ", l.ss'W to If L *H i■f ii w,■r - w tin * 11rJ■i >11 ri* nrt- Ir v Hahftinnn W A S H fN t. 1 1«' I.,* t | S | m* , * • • ’ *• • t*-.ss nlL.f ti..H * h» 1'iri Mnf kef < *.>» thr pr r*rnl c ln h — .SfTUitnr ■( h n tir* «* Aml | ( *| I ' f l i t M I I I I I li 1 II ' *" h,*t Imvr vs ci i *•* |yii ki-iliiinr **‘:mkii , mill m iifi tht* rew a ho- l> rn pi.td.- < Il.....(Bit "f " ‘ l 1 ' * ' - * • ' IIU» 141 *,« ,.*.l.-t». I Mi Higgm* iiiinty laiUd t •j.fiiiiDf li"i*4 tho S.-nulo ( mnim il. i' <■>. I in nl ti- I x i W l l l u n i ' 1 n 1 1 i* ■> 1 Ihi . 1im'Iiii K tin l>i,m.)->i.ln r |mri I'hi* com til H! i“»' ini'liiifi** 111- n i y III 11■ hy thi* Si-mil r Sir re nut I " in <3J.J "f 11 111 i m. I I I I 1.1 ffE 1 1' Iniid,*. nrnt v*dh Mi ( f (I»•t mllle.T hi- t- ti -u-.itil li.uu.r . | » * I I I / i i i | . i-ru t.t 11. . ...t i m i l u r v « r f n I Thur*ttiii4 Als \ H ,1**hnwoh. (im * fu r F i.i n .in ............... ............. .....I ....... ............... ... ...... v . „ , lift ii i Hunter, Jm< L i urK'v »m l LMtoUTil lllfTtfltl* a t t e s t - to the n » | —<1 mi»I itf | *.»■ I- .m-l vm --til -hint- in ulm l h is ini|n*r ftliM' thnl $?n*kwrri* fectinu in wblrb he held b y . ( ,(i y ,, ,, , ,, —,|| I * ' ''' ......... *,.,r l ..( i fm in i fir tohu \sj-*h tn -**4 1111' ihi* inij>»*rtc.| h li C i l l e i i g .t r . ,i. , ....... I ,,) huii-e { ...... . " ..... ." lul*4»r 1*4* jirc^rnl al the rncctiujc* L}n ........... .. building . . 1.1. . i im .InldM-n n l | itfriirtllniff to lnft(nirlion<4 received •hip. Senator A.,. l i r a s I- n men, uM , .... Mls ........ ||„ ,d e n by CiMinly Airent t R, Diiwntm t o r of the imptitli.nl Naval Af b m , .. ............................. . from Mr. iVmilnifftofi liara ('timmltlcv Juilicinrv, Im ui^iiiu/.*! inn fiffiinimi .'il (hit mm - . . , f| t mikrTalion, Rule*, I'uMn* lluilH Al Die meeting work li^recnmg. ml.ling Ihnl bird linusein,r til ft will be ^liriied,. grow er* injfft ami Dnmrnh* ami Fublit* ( ^hnubl hi •tiff Id l»* I lie Sun fold will itwelve ln*arui'MOfiw in reitarrl Lsamli nnd S u r v r y i roniniittw'* | l l mt 1M ton hv lo 00 A M Vkil/'h I iik'ffip &injfflftnry of to the wurkfTft liiul n new |*tiyHe is a member mmr *••11111111 1j an * ui*sm lh L ni-ii'M will hr 70 k I'.ijuirl t** Street tn Sm. r«*ll filiifi will to* Mill ! MCll, Mr. tfcii than any judged di-l Usb 1 1 * - asMii 1if‘tt fl ft* |*A**es| 1 he highly rtim|*eltli vr 1 s,,n in"*TVm*t e*11 ___________ Ml * , l “ " lr' ............ 1 N,,v> Fdtty l e - i f..r I t a ja i train the 1,11 -t In ' ll-l-i I .111 I .**1*1, often •ojr, ( il win framed today from to p e l-"ii- who I'tt'l ol t h r ex tin- (Irliunlii Navy Recruiting Inbit , S tatio n ed itors N o te:—The followThe following me -peeifirntionVoting Singletary, IK. wa- an in i name* of boys in servlee for the various t>(M‘- of bird honor student at Sanford High "'home on leave" have been houses in the cmile-l School before entering the Uni­ Huhmlllrd by t h r Pilot Club Martin House must contain versity of Florida to major lu had lived in Uingwoial fur -lx 12The for which Mr*. 11. R atliff, ot mute moms. Far h room science and mathematics. years. telephone 6 9 1 -J, and Mian inrhi-n Dour 2 lie hn- been is-ued u letter of The Pico Hate! n> it waa thou mush to 11 hv Blanche Kennedy, telephone known, we* not rented, so ijra. inches wide nml 2'u inches high, d int-led assignm ent which will, 323- w have been selected aa Takach took over Its m a n a g e ­ or a rircular opening 2 Mi Inches a f t e r fn.luction, send him to a committee to secure name* m e n t and made improvement* to j -in- diameter. Thera mu-1 be von C hicago for approxim ately one of service men and women so the building. She |IVewl-c wua tllwtls.*. U|> m.1 tha- r.sa.f sas.tl .Irsai.v- ye a r - training m the field nf th at th eir friends may know eleetronlr*. following which, sueone of the p io n e e rs in etilery *H2. n .J."' VJ,r' . when they are In Sanford. any cessful -Indents receive petty growing In this section and from The Wren House mmay ay t oDe ony a special edition of the Sanofrd original dt-aign wi t h the jtou-o officer ratings. Pfc. Carrol E. Godwin, son o f Chronicle, published in 11*08 wo measuring 4 by 4 inches interior Mrs. M. 0 . Godwin, was home with ventilntiun nt the roof and J the following: on Icavo Wednesday th ro u g h F r i ­ l. Takach cleaned up the drainage in the floor. Door sluiuld day of last week. Two sisters, little sum of $10,000 from bo Ihre* or four inches from the Mr*. 8. T. Corn and Mrs. M. K. • _=S celery farm tho past year, floor as wrens prefer seclusion Rotunda from the Carulfnaa w as which shows w h at an energetic during Incubation. T h e en trance A dinner m eetin g of directors tore to visit their brother. ------o r " opening shnutd bo a tittle woman can do. Mis* A ranka Takach today re­ larg er than a 25 cent piece. of the Seminole County Chamber CIRCUIT COURT called th a t in IRRd. prior to the C ypress, knees m a k e splendid of Comnirrco will to held at 7:00 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Spring term of the Cirouft eom tng of the fam ily to Sanford, rustic boxes. For the Flicker House a deeper Fkitel Mayfair, it was announced Court will convene Tuesday morn­ a d i s a s t r o u s fire swept the town laaving only the barn of tho old box is used by flickers or wood bv Edward Higgins, manager of ing at 10;00 o'clock with Jud^e M. B. Smith presiding. Sanford House on Commercial peckers. Floor should to 7 by 7 th e Chamber group. Report* will to regalved from State Attorney Murray Qrer8treet still standing. Following inches. Holes bored in for d r a i n ­ that Uma, only brick .structure* age. Depth of cayily 11 or 1H various committees Including Fro­ itrecl arrived thi* morning and Inches, There must t o holes bored zen* Food Locker Committee, the with Assistant State Attorney met could to built fo r com commercial Veterans Employment Committee Georg* A. De Cottes questioned M t city ruling. she jn up near the roof for venilla- and lh* Road Commities, a t , , witnesses tn regard to case*. (CwaU»a4« 9 a r a g e P eas) TraAltlllVn* * .• ' . 4 • .“-Jt'iLd:___________ Isird Ihiusc ( nntest; lIn ..f the Kujrene Singletary l)P)fIIISKlUliirT nilllintff Home On Leave C of C Directors To Meet A t M ayfair — -------- i . d k w s . .. _______:__ . r>_ — - *» r,r,. i> ^ lernal *ti u r iittf lo ntr-e! i Jir i ( H im i n z afrim i,me*4 of war I be l>r<»adcixl rr|i«rlrt1 nrw » tacffooi* ' AaOtHigJ Takach’s Restaurant Celebrates Its Mrs. Mayme Hodgkin 56th Birthday In Sanford Today Writes For Sentinel ... - I vvitrliilf (1 I'fFaa) pm»ible ou*iog of Fremlrr h u n ia k i hol*o hers u * r of Japzne*e m ilitary f r * r r * « U » a* hinted hy the Japanese Homci S ' r s i A g rn r) tods* It -tiid th at poliliral circle* in J a p a n had tw-rft *plil uiuler a “dettiind I*y nml that “ we hurt to L«* able f ■ report the hi 11 out hy the we*-h • -i|»» } ■tpk end J ’•on i I I to .1j t w t* (I I line* IcynslaLi Ye rep Miller, hn- been MI A MI UFA CM, J.nt IS. (Spa rlul) T Hgt Jnmr* F Kelsey, 311. tlvirdn, 1**1a., hus trrriverl at Army Air Forces Redistribution Station No 2 in - Miami Reach for reassignment processing after completing n lour of duty outside sale Grocery for tho past tiro and a half rears. - ■111 The # Mav Mini th»t ho planned to fAfttpKlx hr»rif:*3 hy W^tlnt - T. Sjft. James Kelsey Is Back From Pacific Hodgkin - has • w idi-oe* ice In Sanford and 8embavlng lived*bars t Yanks On Luzon Con­ tinue To Make Ad­ vances Crossing Im­ portant Ajrno River I (inks And Troops Mm (• To I'Vnnt |5. o n Will Fiffht mil A* the critical mnnpower situ­ ation wni received iiureftsiiuf ly greater nttention on nit fronts, the American Ktslemlion of l-ft ln?r and the fo nu rr** of Indus ifiiil ( >rieuni/ation* left no doubt*that they wotdd opp.i*e the MllV tin ilev hill In *ep«-|jite *tnte mrhfs they made plain iheyr W lirf thul w list a me' of tpoth man I-iiimt and itmiiev v%n** the cause of fl nvii ine war pr •-*111*■* i**n , that tlie work or fm hi lull a s * not l hi panacea In that *tmid, they iii*aKrreed with the Army, \ h a \ Selective Service and War Manpower f'ont mioion, all of wh**sr witnesses approve*! the measure m Kcneral. All except Selective S m i H -, howevi-r, np|HM*«1 t he penult v pri>V»v)t m« which would plnce u rrcal nt rant into apec nil -v i o ’ groups I.. tl«I menial, dismiTfrubh* tasks, They -aid thlt *l«Ii fine* ami lotiir prison senlrme- would Im* ft tr*knurr deterrent t«* sin* krr* who refuse wai >ob» . mt tlnfir Mr Kfider rev eRleh thiil he hr*fan 0i« cjureer .»* an *1 i rmiu t* al the a c « ol I t 1 ^ yisnr* when h« ftcrvct) u without pay and then w » t rc wardc<>>/o» hi* bun! jr^rk bv he in is r«-*fst tn iff, cent* n weeV I'nmtknh" out the careful m nftfrlicm miulfl ftf nil watcher mi the milrnafl«t hi* i hut nu ruitmail enirmerr is nlluwed t<» leave hi* with'iul knowing that hi* watch in on lime. Hn ilrclntetl thul certain instruments unn\ In the Navy riHjuire adjust­ ments to 1 f»0 of a aecoml. Mr Kader wn* u»tr«wl urei! by <» A SfH'ei who had charge af the program Prealdent Roy Hoiler, who pres id nt over the meetii\kf. we|roiTii*d t nJvIn Rlnnc hack to the eliiti lifter uii absence of icvrrnI month* Vlettor* included M A Rkkeiia of hwhlin, (ia VV 1 Thui pe of Orlando and Chalvinlor M l^aher of Hunting­ don. I*n. Mrs. Ida Draa Died In Daytona On Jan. 6 £ M t'in lit'r into ■*pec in I labor hiwt tiilioitii. Director Wilson Watchmaker's Job Hits Price Rise Is Told Rotarians For Strawberries By W. E. Kader •The C entral Florida Produc­ tion C redit Association today held its annual m eeting of irfficers were replanted a fte r the Docent- | the continental United State*, in the Comm issioners room at the ber 15th frost were killed. Ice ! ( « flrw TWO hours » j» ft C-47 City Hall. deposita form ed, on cabbage, but mfchnr.ic during 23 months in it I* too early to accurately de I) Jam es F o s t e r repo rted to police tcrmlnc the ex te n t of the d a m a g r Sundnv night at 10:30 o'clock A gencrou* volume uf cabbage ' t h a t his lig h t blue Model A Tudor and celery li expected this week, u v i n u , i n i u i i juining m » o n i Sedan had been stolen from In with a sm all movement of squash, May 14, 1042. fath er, R. E 12. His II . frojit of the R IU Theater. | r « s l l s M < Os !*>■« r * . r l Kelsey, live* nt the same addreis, while hla wife, P aula, live* M _ Klwanls win hold Its meeting 600 .Ninth Court, Tampa. W ‘ Wednesday at the Pilm i and Medical exam inatiins and c l a u l ■*** Pine* (Restaurant on the Dixie flcatiun interview* a t th li post, - Highway. v*____ pioneer of aeveral redistribution station* operated by th e A ^ F Commander William F. Thome Mr*. Ida Draa, a former resi­ Pereonnel D istribution Command today announced that thero would dent of Sanford and wife of P. J o r A A F returnee officers and be no meeting of Campbell-Loei- V. Draa, Townsend Club leader, enlisted men, will determ ine his ln» Poet tonight due to the near­ died Saturday Jan. 0, at her new assign m en t. Ho will remain ness of the deto of the State home In Daytona Beech follow­ a t th e redistribution station about Legion Convention which will be ing en lllncs*. Funeral services two weeks, much of which will held Saturday and Sunday In and burial were held over until be devoted to rest and recreation. Daytona Beach. I'M*. Organized labsir ijne* U*»nre the IN T H E D E E P E S T P E N E T R A T IO N v« of the South China S«a, House military nflnir* r n m m i t t t f t!.S T h ird FlrH unit* hnvr hu rlnt bum lm l* of r ^ r r l e r lu n r d tilnnr> this week to oppose- the work or u^uiniKt four Ja|innr«e tftiivoyt brtirv.l t h:ivr l»**rri nrt th r i r vi.iv m fljfhi hill, which ( ’hair mini And* Luzon, Miilimg I wriity-fi% v -*h»|*w .«*••! daimiging th i r l r r i i At 'hr ! rew J May (IK. K> I. hops** to | sBim* time. u ( t a r U were tiir rin l *.*1 m tO't:tlhiti>)ru> Ifplwpin Sitti'nii j hiAVi ready for n»M*r tHhsidern nod ( ninnuth Ibiy in F r r n r h I ml*-* • iiin.i ami ihirl> nine plm**-. .It* |iion tiv Fii«ln> May open■« itir hcoond ami fiimlj Mroyisl. Both 1‘um‘p art* wi*|| krootu .1 r,. ii>>r »$?(*>. ukc*! by (hr t-nrmv week of ht'anrvM on his fitca'iiiie fc'r tcpnii vhtirk uimI um U of lh« Ion flrrt may u h u l u o r Lr?fi t<>4ln> It | rovnle* that all men itru fk hy our flier*. (Intel iintuuiai 1 In-tween 1H and 45 ^rt n v»nr job or remain on Uw* one they have Hfttily-wmmi!(*(! (I e r nt tt n Ridiculous R a b b i t ate T i m e P i e c e s columns fell Imck today to ­ Pulled Out Of Hat Shown At Luncheon ward the Sh-gfried Lint' from llu-ir collapsing Belifinn pocJ A C K SO N V II.I F Jan l !> (Spc \ •IU1T pri'gTfim 4«»fiitio‘lr*l I ) kct as f\v Russian offetjsivi-s , ciall "Mn-ter mugi< Inn- in (hr din-iii the lOitnrtanN ut Ihtit broke out in a widespread Washington office » f thi- tll'A Juitii'Mi ttHiny by W F K inter often mynttfird our ( n n v r r - w h*« nNfi uaM* « *h«irt talk nn hi» area on the eastern front. have t»f vknti hmakrr with thsir slrungn Irirks, but thi t 1 i- it i« ut inn Berlin reported lua11Is sweep­ most ridiculmi- rabbit they hrtvr- Hr s,mtt thill *T im e ii* the Uiral ing the entire tlOD miles from rver piltli-d nut of liuclr Snin*- ••' I 1in'hii \ in mu hummt riu e f Budnpest to the Baltic after xtoVspipe but is till" 'I I rout ju r tiuLi%’ I »•*. Iiriu*r lit ill each j**h lint In Isc just allowed ,.h -tlnw the Reds launched new' drives on {irtrfes a- rom pon-atum fm -torm n 11 wnli lii nhntilit hii Oh lient ^ I... NFWAHK. Jun 15, Id*!— A j Email official »nitl today thn- k nine wai worker* who struck nl L the nubberset ('ompany hnvc l ien •‘pereintorilty** drafted Washington said it i* thi firi rrp4irtc«I "work or f i i f f h t ca*e of it* kind Says It Is The Most Importance Of Accur­ (Hr A i w t s w i r t o . i M t l N i m . J VM' AI M F L O R ID A . ■ Intensive Raids By Naval in Work Test Planes On Formosa Bases Where Yanks Blast The Enemy New Russians O ffen­ sives Hit Germans On GOO Mile Front In Poland, Prussia ** IN D E P E N D E N T NKYVS I WI TI l 4 WAR BONOS fM m muni fi*Kl! J *1Tl B11^ * ♦ - a ■ ifii^ M � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1945; <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